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IMPOSING ON GARFIELD.

OHtce-HcqlkcrE Making n Wrco IIoto1 of
Ills 1IDMc-TAc Manner la Which
K0RtnurAnt4 Nro Passed Ify for u Free
Lullc1t ut tho Table OF tho PrcAt&lcnt-
Eloct-t:cn. Garfield VIII I.cny o Mentor
OH tho 4Sti, for Washington.
Uispateh to fHntiRMatt tazst.e.
MESTou, O., Feb. 17.--Gpn. 0urilel1 Is moro
BhR.nefuly imposed OF ttinn Nny othor citizen Of
tho United States. Every traln brings u num-
bcr OF visitors, nfnc-tcnths Of whom arc ANAL
and unknown politicians, who demand an inl-
InpIate Rudience.
The Genoral's poltteness and goodness of heart
in,pcts him to receive every caIlor, 1ud tho coll
sequence Is that he bus no time to eat or scep.
Unfortunately nil tho trains which stop here arc
DUE Just ut mcnl tnc; osp stops ut y a. fn.: two
trnns coming from tho EAst and West stop bo-
tween II and D. 1n. uni arothor Mt d p. IN,
Although there hro two public houses ut tho
station, whore good lneats aro furnished at 70
cents, Tho majority Of tho visitors nre 30 mcun
or tnconstdcrate that thoy 10 Immediately to the
Generals house, two miles from tito station, And
expect, Uf course, to be Invited to tho table.
Thus tho generous hospitality Of tho GarflcIl
fal,lly ls taxed to tho utmost, and for the beng
a. ~ H.! most instances of people who hare no
ing traisl anl expect supper. lt,dginE. and Grcak
fnst ut tho Uartiuld furn- Ent,s5. Tho exp0nse
cas SSs q shs ualteI stt"s IS not conslaor
Aolc, but this IL Il snn!l H,attur cunpnrell With
tho lubor nnd caro- which aro thus forced OIL
uen, GMr!ied aitl his family.
i K1nilo.tlll wto has been observing these
outl1kcs fur several tnys ren,Hrkad 10 yn,lr cor
respondent j,,st now that "Thare nre it0ru
100ls III this cUlllItry tli hc hd ever s.lppi,se."
The patienCo A,lli fUrear1lncc OF tho Uurtluld
fnnlly nro indeed wonderful. rhe shameful
seol.1s u ue accepted Will Christian iortlt1do
and resKnatton a5 pnrt Of tho ,rctlalty which
must bo pahi for consonsing to havo groatnoss
Whiio 10 word or Sign OF protest comcs from
10 which thoy nro subjected. atiI your ctrso-
sponasns ssssss .ss With nny othor 1bsesyora in
prospects, by 81 DUNG. 1INlecd. il is su!d by
employed In making IN nlrMhottcal LIST OF Ill
ot.lcv. whu como to Mentor, and whUn
&c Es s IT, 5 sSs ss tr nas nS i a % e. lit %
II ths runur IL not true It oli4flt 10 be.
ny Il ths, Gu Gar,is!I viii viii U iuave " M.nor n fr
Wasl,,nxton usl tho 18th nat. 4 furnhl lcave-
tnkins has ocon arranRctl, and tho Geuural win
,a4,ds viii IT, III se I'D frlens sua u nusn saszo
bors snd 10y 9oo.t.y to than hetose h!s
nll tho tagos arut,,A about ut,si 1t ls oxpcctoi
tint ! Krsst multitude fr1In ~. a narts n or tho
e Fsoyo o n'.e M ho9 W. 10
friend. TAo oocason will bo ono Ut deep ln-
tereat. aud tho etnuelr alfeotion which TIM unn.
Will 10 manifested in tho most touching mall
pror. H!loy, Chlef of tho Unlte.. sta,os Euto.
Department ot Agriculture, was h6ao ta.day.
Although hu did nat tulk freely 10 outsiders Ii
urea fur tlV promotion If et!aclency and nsrful.
ness IN tln department. with whrh hc Is oon'
Uen. Ourfelds presence WIS promisetl ut a
lursu social gathering of hls church Tonight,
, 1881-02-21

ch1ckrd under tho tnblc.' fIr,vrr pnpnr
with FatIsturtft'n ma hn p,li lin ,uninn In sxuntly
thu wn.rls IN "hiet, # hn,i lA'c,, ttrcr"l: "Thu
tn.inn - 'ct,'r IN" hill uI'rr The tnt'ln Il
thfrtGtl. Rntl thu SInHf1rr: "chtick IL under Tho
1er Of tho tlu,,sr.
III M cdturlni artlcic OIL "tiarflcll's Course
tnwar tho sonth," tho Savannah Eeua tl}s.,n1
sys Thu result of tim recent Presidential ccv-
don lsns left tic Southern prup1o In II fra.ne or
mind III which tho tnlltlsn attached To tho Ilcpnb
llett purity might t4Htliiy ta removed. Tho
trcAclcry hf tcrnn 'f)crt,.,crHtc lctlrrs In tho
N"rlh. which 'lcfeHtcl lfnneock unj turned tho
G"hntry hilec nnro rer tn Tho tciltlcr ncrcrs 0f
@ n st ,y n 3 n'xhe H t5 Na,c4n f.ns ,. e hs
tles II my nlo,ncnt: II by loiin ~ thoy TIN i'd
Mr fhrflcld 10 tnlir l1,Mnt,ive Of this condition
nt nf1airs mil p1llrMs lItlcrn', Gnlirhtcnt md
wss m'y tn~anl t1 SMith wh!lH h.' rot'!t not
.,ndurltesiy remove rro,l i,lA purity cti nf tho
tni!tln afs.l dfsg,sst which nnw mn, nttnehcIl
thwAri tiDttnIialn4 ntItfca ntt nnk ng him.
sell retugIItzrd tNrn2hll tho land III tho Prey
!dcnt"f tho whuc country.
st I.1uts 6lni'e-Dc,aocwt {iscp): What
has int leen !nnpnruprlatey icrlnctl the "poiIt-
let! Rrn[n inspection syatcn OF C6lcAgo In re-
cclslny quite III nvertsnuftHH nj the hands Of m
Investigating committed Ut th8 fItlnnls Senate.
For,nrr!y Chicngo hnl-wfut It, L.oslla and other
lar9e cities cnJoy-ln,si,less inspection, un1or
tho direction Of the Ionrsl Ut 1raldc, lnelutling
4radlsla ,nvinx como relation to lilo 'I',nlIty Of
Arnin: but the cuntry silippers wouldn't trust
Ink t" 'u cgnn m h t q tS III, an sns 80 .f sat1
Rccti to g'ro Satisfaction To- a tho merchants,
onoof whom .na!veiy testified bcrore tho Com.
drunken Dcpnsy- fnsjsctnr 1" 1T init % Sf sober "i
co!tcngne. Tho inttor Is understood to E,nro
ncen tract n3attlbl1tHr before ho went into rol-
Al1tt1n nj
, 1881-02-21
Three Exrrcsstye Words OF Irish Dcrts
FAtkOtbs

1all MNu N14flfs
II Is u curious thug that tllrGo OF tho tnust
expressive wnr.l* VI tho English lnng1aR. shUull
huvu beun sl'!dca to IT, II nut ty lrishn!ctl. ut
least by rupn bcpnuinB By Residence nr descent
10 tho west VI ireland. ''.ro Iiurkn,r, "tu
Ly,,ch," md "to llnycntt have all ta&cn
the!r !acea II not oxnctsy IN classical literature,
spenkt,g rare al over Tho world. THURS IL ~
little dispute u tn tho identity Ut tho Sir. burke
i, tnut nt Capt. Huyco.t but thore Is sotno oult
ns 10 WIN wis tho original ST.. l.ynch.. There
have been several f.yneAce rrnlHrkIbIe for tax
farmer Ut TINT nutio who t!.,xscsl u Lhef with
bis uwn han.ss l,1.s probably NJ Claim 20 tho
hnnur ascribeh tu bin! ty u dnuhtful tradition.
Tho clnIn.s of Judge Lynch, WIN WIS sttit OUT IL
Suppress piracy Il, An,urlcll III 1858. aru mort
substantial; hut tho ghttuno aboriginal Lynch is
tic III tcuth co,ltnry,und to hnye nado Ills uunu
FUNGUS BY hanging bis son with hls own hun1s
nut Ut III upper window. In exrc!l t1on of death
dor.
, 1881-02-21
81! IL Inst unless they call lind leader Of
better judgment.



LONDON, Feb A.-A Newcastle dispatch
states that fen. Wnnd. With no llussars,
matte reconnaissance Of over sesenty-firc
miles ufnl tcnctrutot within ten ,nIlps nj
Wnkknrstrt,tdn. 1fa foltih tho country nj
most tlescrtcu. The General assured tho In.
i,hbltants TINT lIucrs who return 10 their
tarns Immediately will not he 1nolcstetl.
Three hundred soldiers salic,1 Saturday for
tho Cape. Three hundred and fifty leave
early In Marcli.
I'lIc Timer says tho Noers made oyerturcs
for peace through President brand. Of the
OraitKc Free State. The proposals appear to
br t0 tie elect that thu lIrtt1st, eyacuute
Transynai md Il Commissioner he appointed
to settle It's future relations with f'fcnt
l.rftnin. ,Gcn. Collsy replied that +
tile garrtsons Il! Transvaal were left
uninolcsted and freu to obtain
supplies, a!u! .inst'ltttca. immediately s,ls.
peNtlcu 1ly the I}UeH. i!le british would ngree
to nppoint commissioners. tic,,. Coliey litls
received no llnal answer as yet.
, 1881-02-21
THE RAILROADS.
Official Report OF the Receiver Of
the Ohio & Mississippi.
Lake Erie & Western Now Practically
Under the Control Of East
ern Capitalists.
4 Meeting In Toledo In the Interests Of
tho New Wheeling g. Lake.
Litigation in Iowa-A New Land Commits
sionsr for the Northern Pacific.


GOCLD's NEW YORK LINE.
There catl l,e hut little ttoubt that the New
Jersey CcntrH! Railroad, Just secured by Jay
fiOnl,f, !s tU fnrln the Eastern or Ngw York
csltl Ut tile new New Ynrk, Chicago d ST.
Louis Railroad, md that Jay Gould Is ilIe
principal hacker of tho latter scllrlnc. As
heretofore stated, tl,u New York. ChfcnRo 4
81. Louis isailroatl Company was organized
Il slurt time agn BY n number Of capitalists
lcretofure larEcly Interested IN tho Lake
Er!e T. Western. and cUntrncts for the con-
ssruettoiI ut the line from Cleveland 10 CHI
c;tgo have already been awarded to brown,
Howard Il To-, Of tits city, and this part OF
t1lo road Is Ia be completed by jan. !,
ts<,. The contrncts for tho st. lto,ls
brunei. from Fort Wayne will be awarded
this week. a'ld ,il,is portion Of the work IL to
hc completed BY Jn1yt /. ief.. What c"lirst,
tIlis ltne from CLEVELAND! I" connection With
tile New Jersey CeiItrnl has not yct fEen sle.
clsctt upon. mid depends entirely tlpon the
result VI thuld.s nal!!pu(Nti0,ls regarding
soil!c Of the existing lilies between the two
l;nnit' y afler the, 1ehI%h Valley md (lraI-
ing Railroads. and prnlubty n's'. the I}ela..
ware, f.ackawanlia II Western. 1'lis would
mt @ only bring the system west aa far rs
contrnl Of nearly MI tho Pennsylvania coal
b,lstncss. The connecting link between,
Wi!iialnsnort and C!eyea,nl could tla
!'a.te either. by securing sonIc Erstcrn
six months. 1t is more t'lan probable u,at
within onc YEARS. time uouhs Ercat nmII-
tioM to rnlltroi direct IIllc fnnm thG At|nlltEc
to lile Pacific will be gratLtlc.l. ''i'lM. New
York, Chcag" II st. Louis fsond Is likely To
East and Wcst. 1t will he wc11stablisl.e4l,
ensiy-yyurke.l line tlirect tron tlle nlngntil-
cent water-flnn. Ut tile JerHcy Centrn!at New
York. to Chleago, md tilencu by thu Wab,stl
N'nyne To mississippi mud Missouri Ktycr
points, ald FROM thern on to California,
Texas, sut1 Mexico. I'liesu roads III tlloir
capital will NOR. nearly represent the actual
t!le !uavil,-watered New York Ccntral and
Eric systelny.
, 1881-02-21


Tile general Offices of tho Lake Eric e.
Western 1saisuad have been moved from
Fremont to Sandusky, The extensive shops
OF tlIL3 Company, which l,are been iii course
of construction for ROME lin1o past ut Linn,
T., have been completed, and commenced
operations few days ago.
The people Of Shelby County, Indiana, cx-
lcet to llnyc two new roads tllIs s.lrnmer,-
one to be known rs the Anderson. Green
l"ld IL Slelbyv1le, mud will pass through
tic vcry lHRrt Ut Indiana. ROlnKjtlrect north
~ tla pintriGs Of Michigan nlld south TO
olsyl!le; I,ts 1tsr Il t" b. az oSts'sion
S HTeass EasSls, ssas aa h'aead enea s6a 59
west to Evansville. loth these contemplated
etscns If ei5y {" Gousi s' wv FR0to towns NJ In IN
ss s1 waus " CT IT,! 'g soisF S'S'f {" seSys afSs
will haye direct rat1roatl facilities Ii these
fnatls nrc built, and 1t Is almost certain that
The total revenue or gross income OF the
Cincinnati Southern lsnilr0Rd frum all
e te quarter ending jan. J., 1Ssl. was
ters sl,l5s,4 473.:W Thc sinking. Fund Com
m[ssoaers have received from tho Trustees
s(l4. a.nl tliera Is still due them for ths city
SIp, l't...A, llaking tiMclnnatl's share up to
Ian. ! Of this ycar. **E,,} ,t}ckaa. The balances
Ot S194 4at.ni lluA hecl, Expanded for neces-
sary sid[nKst terminus, Wnter.tanks, tcpots,
prop,r cO'npletlan Of line, maintenance, etc.
The Secretary las prepared Ills annual report
IT, submit tu the next meeting nf tlle Trustees,
which viii furnish more detnlt information
rcgurltine disbursements. etc., mil which
will appenr I'll full III the Enquirer.
Tho New York ErenfuU Express SAYS:
"'r!t prntrct Of c0tllplctni; tile Blue Kidge
lthiir0H IN Just now attracting tlCh attGn.
ton Ut The South, AID there In a good pros
1'ect Ut the soHtt being finished. New York
capitalists hive been looking Into the
sclenlp, aInl there Is some talk uf 4 syndicate
taking tho r0a iii I'a,td. Thu Western and
Southwestern connections Of the road are
being pushed, the Louisville IL Snsllvilln and
tile Kentucky Central Companies having
combined with the knDxvill0 St Ohio Rond
to built line to tho Tennessee State line,
surveyed linz from Emory Gap to Knox
VILE ,all these rDnlls arp seeking q shorter
rt'llic tn tAt southeast un the Atlantic cuast
Than any nOW existing. At the eastern end
Is the South Carolina lsuntl, controlled by
Ntw York ;uld huston capitalists md the
tireGM,ille y Columbia lsuad, owned by New
lurk md litGllnOinl parties, The Blue
Ridge IL the missing link between these
1natls md those Of tfIN Wpst, asld hence its
completion Is being actively agitnted."
hnvo long prescribed tho Shakers Bassapa-
rllts. MnA think It Il tnD4t vnlunble I5o.llcne.-
.!utptnint jIkke, ", d., GIlu1Hhtt,rl, n, II.
, 1881-02-21
WlTEELINN ~ LAKE.

apz6E1F 11p1tt1R fV JH* IHIEuRV 1sIVUH4s
TnLEnO, o., Feb. l0.-A large n,eetin9 of
pronsl,Iunt gtlzells was ,e1tl hcEe tonight III
the i,torest ot the new Wheeling l. IIlkp
t!alIroatI, Tho 1neet!ng WIS addressed by
Judge COCHRAN, Managing Director of tho
soad, anu resolutions commenting tAe eli
tGrprlso to tho support Ut our etlzens were
u.loptcl. Thu road Is now under contract
fr0ln Wheeling to NOrWnlk, H., n,ltl thu pro.
1ectors prpE>su tn brlug It to Toledo, making
ills clty tito ather terminus, II substantial
aiu IL received tere.
, 1881-02-21


6ptefdf uispafeFi to Ihe Chicago Trihne.
LAFAYETTE, 1nd.. Feb. 20.-Tho funeral OF tho
Hon. Henry r. Sample tukus plaro Tomorrow
afternoon. Mr. sampiu was born In Butler
County. Ohio. In lsst5. lIe subsequently moved to
Randolph Gnuuty, Ius'Ann. where hb eng1t9cl III
business, doing much tradlng. With tho De!a-
was present In lEH ut u srcniy
with the En'!lnna In tho Town of wubash. l1ltl..
then knusy1t w "C!inp pAradlse," Mt which I,tM
lndtuns were ci,catnpcd. Hc came to Lafayette
A!Junt S.5. whore he hus since resided. He never
held an c!cctIyu u1llcc, but III politics was III
l.ceu. President Ut tho Ttpplcanoe County Far
Association since Its orgnniza ton. and for .lany
years hld tec!l m active member Of tho state
lionrd OF Agriculture. IIo WIS IL good citizen
G{34 Au honest Gntttl,
, 1881-02-21

1TUsTITITTES EXPECTED.
CAFE COAST CAsT1.E, Feb. l0.-The bcEih-
ming Of Ilostilittcs Is n,otsentartly expected.
TIC Astnntecs nru three slays' march frotn
here. Four hundred and tifty-onc tronps and
tile crow uf k,lilHmt have urrtred, md
suilse Gat,inxs have been landed.
, 1881-02-21

Dgs MONIES, L.. Fob. lD.-Actton III re-
p!eyln WIS bee,,n THIS morning by the uttoE.
nrys Ui the Chicago u &Hurthwessesn Road In
tho nu.nu Ut tho Dus Aloites Il Minneapolis
, 1881-02-21

A MILITARY COUNCIL
CoSsrASTISol1.E. Feb. D.-Tl.ere was q
great military council to-tlny. AL tie mill
tury authorities were present.
, 1881-02-21

6pFttaf 17Qpa3eH u 7Hz EHIEdp0 lfHHHR.
JACKSON. Mtch., Fob. M.-Mlunrll F. Cnok, ono
OF tho Justices Of the Peace nf this city. 4lcd
'Sqnrt, Cut,k wna elected three years Rgo in tho
q reenbAtk ticket whei 1t swept ttlt city, ind
Wits tho only nle rc,nanlnR In nice II TINT
election. HI WIS Il gotItl cittze. and well Ikpl
lIc win bo purlel by tho unlon Veteran Asso-
cIltIQu.
, 1881-02-21

Is cents. lsttck Il ltayner,k tNtArxn
Fuce Powder n y char!1,ng Invention for tho
complex !un Whitc, ltusoute, mud Brunette.
llurllIcss n1id natural, a Hitting companions
pLecu 10 tic fauaulis MAra" cologne.
, 1881-02-21


srn1HGF1ELp. 1fnss., Feb. D.-1tatlroad Com
missioner mad ox-Mayor a. u. Briggs Is dead,
ngo Gl.
, 1881-02-21
1fIrEET A


I.EEIEvlHH nfsTIsEa3.
st. 1ETEl.lICl.6, Feb. M.-Ihe Car sends
aittes lie ca,np IN distribute money iu the
falnlne-strlcken Villages.
, 1881-02-21

Thirty Persons frozen to Death.
Over thirty txAl!es Vt pcrstsls trnxeli to death
during thp recent sHtw.st0ris IN EtlK3nsld hAyo
bt.en fDusd on ttiv steutcp Ut opposed downs III
Willis nud Wuat Isuskx.
, 1881-02-21
PUBLIC OPINION,

nafkea 'ess. ,s.. --
Cn,N,o,
PUBLIC OPINION
Milwaukee dse.'t'n ~, !o.r' 'a'h ~. prasons eu y,
coniIdcra6c cuf1os,ss 10 'oAtn INV ,,t, rres'aea.
tanal ut raunnla: peri'aps It wo'.ia , no wotl
to Issue sort q ores NJ G TO- OIL renr tne .Hc
:oaetbb''S ;sst.a tba S}ce,oldcrs &c I ot or politics.
'otsea ,,..,',a sr,,n,. It,,I,, - ,r,,.,a In ,
rIahesi'a 1sn." s,.. .,1 49, "orn ~. ~. ~ ~
rueetu ana IN every WY Va rr%pes aot ' ."r ,: uc
casac to ea tSoofs t ,''' Mr 70 ,s aos
seeretary o. ,no ~ . ssIn s,,,n p"es s,s
no ootsess to III ~ III mr. ~ s1nr,, i'tn,r
b. sa nas ',Ss,su saere ;ry"tuo IT, % 10 cn,is. ad @ Is
ac I taure m nIlc tinli his mo!'est iiu has teinoti
ilrated tn tho world.
,.,'. ~! Su," y, ~" ,,sI vst,etv awor, tro. r. tno
moucy should 10 rcInId 10 tho statcs 1t is mt
ulrty Tint nnybo,Iy III, Eoyn Seotta would shed
snr tear. mne.hoa , anu usn,, .I o,a.us ,,i w9ro
,iiITar tint fhnrt4 in t3ttn mint t1ttt,n
, 1881-02-21

sr. PAUL, MIMI, Feb. Ia.--Alr. j. B. Pow
er, Land Commissioner Of tho Northern Pa-
clile Railroad, has resigned. and Col. New.
por:. tlle Auditor, Inns been appointed to suc-
cee,l him.
, 1881-02-21

rrxf,xy,TI. a.. Frh. ,p,--trhr f,fth rcport
,f Lin, KIM :Ir t,ac.Ivar NJ tl,u tlhin Il
~ e,,,., 1. tss, ..s;,s, oa vs. ~, ~ ~ "o ~
Mtsssssipp! i'al'1oatl' 10 lae elEcH't courts VI
tho United States fur tho seveiul districts Of
Indiana. Southern Illinois, 6outharn Ohio,
E,e,nrn ,Jivun,Irf n,,j the f.hunr4,ry t,ot,,t NJ
E.,,ra,.,. ,,,i,iot, ,.s i.t i,,,,,, matt, ,.,,,
nehl"chs' WHEEL 1llts lust otet' ts''uc p"oile,
shhWs tho co'itlltioh VI tllo fo''ss 1hr Le year
ending Dec. III. 1851. The tloattng debt was
reduced during the year Sl15,taN, Since thu
l,at,;,,n1,,p nr lin 1tnontrcr4l,jp fhc tlnnttru
IN. ,"s Ioo,, ro,fuaaJ a. "rj, tsr ria t"tni
receipts, Will cas'i on lit,ttl, ut the BEGINNING
VI Tic year wefo so''n''oN,--tho toQi pas-
'hents' st4"3'e. Cash Oh 'a1la ~ 1he et'a
VI INC yeaf. s-0l'oU. an interesting coili-
parat1Se statement or the ''et e:lfh'ngs ot uio
il'ali' Inc anu p'nhches anu oprineaela ~.
lsi"1l matte. showing 1he 1let
earnings Ill 1877 10 bo s.n'sS: III
1878 Se0i.aH; III lSa VI oHl,alsi III
1S51, Sl,,:2.jt, 70I. Included In tho expenses
for the ,,,.st year wcrn improvements ugxre-
gntlnY S:EN, ,:a.p;, leaving lit tile close III the
wiliril viii be sou!. replaced Will strel. liz.
frrriilr 10 tl1 fucts which may uperRtu to de-
lny ttlo tXtrcatfull OF tile rnau frlin tu Eln1ts
Of the Receivers, Mr. King cites Tho suit OF
preferred Stock, to have sl,cl, stuck declared
Il ,riVr lieu to tll, secoi,tl cNst,itlnteti mort
gare. AIih0uril decided adversely to Wnr-
FIJI ct III. py judge Drum,uotl., nj, Aul,rnl
las been takc,i TO Tic Uultetl States Supruirlv
Court, liz ulso elites the suit for the siiic Of
thn Springfield Division nlsu pending III tic
iJnitri in Stntes Sl,,re,ne Court. aid says tint
whiis II is nut prubabte Tint III lie tlrst cnse
tin tlecisIo,, uf ,Iu,isv Druuiln0,Iu viii jJU
r,.yersru t,r In tte second caSu Tint tic s,llu
Viii Lr ordered. still, rs no olIo c,,, urrtlict
fi,n rt.s11it If the iit}EutIuu. II wMfIh lI0 bo
ssf, fUr tbs owners Of tic Uhi,, Il Misslsyippl
Iailwny 10 culculato Upon tllo future Without
reierulce IL lis possibility,
, 1881-02-21

Railroad Company, and writ was served on
William II. Jones to recover the books,
papers, etc., Of tho Treasurer md Secretary'a
Office for delivery tn the Treasurer and Sec
rctary RECENTLY elected at New York, vice
Jones, tcposet. Afr. Jones declined to de-
liver tnu property. on tho ground that tito
property WINS already In the possession Of
the Dcs Atntnes IL Minneapolis lsailroad
Canulny, tho plaintiff, md In h,s lawful cus-
totty. Mr.. d0lles, ~ tho Solicitor Of tho
Company, went before, The Court and dis
missed the suit,
, 1881-02-21

DIES MONIES II KANSAS CITY,;
DEs MolSr:s, 1a., Feb. 1o.-A contract tas
been made with the Chief Engineer of the
Dcs Motnns Il kansas City Railroad, and the
work begins at once Of tho survey and loca-
l0f OF the road,
, 1881-02-21

Ihnvo long prescribed tho Shakers sassapa-
r!s, Nntl | think It Il most valuable madeleine
5urptrintl jItlkt, II, d., GIuHhtttrl, n, H.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-14
Poison i'm Pork.

Philadelphia, April 1.-THE death of two
children of Frederick S. Lutz, of this city, on
Tuesday and Wednesday of disease pro-
nounced by DR.. Morleb Warner to ba trichini'
asis, was m ade the subject of special investi-
cation to-day by Professor Morris Longstreth,
of Jefferson medical college, and DIR.
James d. Walker, of the Woman's medical
college. Mr.. Lutz's wife and one other child
were seized with similar symptoms, all about
the sane time, few hours after having
eaten some boiled ham. This led DIR. Warner
TO suspect trlchinae. and the remedies for that
trouble were used with happy effect as TO the
mother and eldest child, while the younger
children sank rapidly and died respectively five
and six DAYS after the symptoms manifested
themselves. In the death cerLlncate Dr. War
ner described this disease as an acute in1am-
nation Of the colon ana lower yiscera, more
commonly called dysentery. Probably she
parasitic origin Of the disease would not have
been suspected but for the international agi-
tation on the subject which Is now IN progress.
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rataI Attempt at JaiI breaking.

Detroit, April 1l.-Four convicts made a
desperate attempt to escape from the state
prison at Jackson at 9 O'Clock this afternoon.
They were employed on an agricultural imple-
ment contract Of Wilmington. Cooley & Co. the
four being in room near the north wall with a
keeper, Suddenly, one of them. desperate
character, named Lynch, sprang upon him,
and knocked him down, but was prevented
from killing him by one of the other convicts,
who said he would watch him while prepara-
lions were perfected for escape, and If he en-
deAvored to get up or raise the alarm he would
kill him with pair OF tongswhich he held in
his hands. While he was watching him the
other cOnvlcts tied three ladders together and
then all rushed through the back door for the
wall against which they placed the ladder.
Lynch was the first TO ascend. He reached the
top of the wall, and was just going over when
the alarm was raise1, and the guards and 9TH
eFs were quickly on hand. One of the wall
guards shot Lynch three times, when he fell
dead. The other convicts made but I'll eht re-
sistance, and were soon oveIpcwered. The
arm OF one If the keepers was quite severely
Injured In the melee, and two or three con-
victs who assailed the authorities, also re-
cived slight Injuries.