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INGERSOLL'S BONANZA.

Hi. New Mexican mines.
int.rrerp in u'asAi.ptou Post, Junt Ii.
"Nhat was your mission to Mexico
We're Won after gold mines. nr after cCnverts
-. n,' ~" a,,i;a, r'" ,,. ~, - "'''- - =
| u your peen14at views
~ went to see some mines Ill the Black
Range. in which am Interested. It will be
| time enn,nl, fo, ,nS to m,kn converts Il,
NV, N,.,:;,.,. ,ftor Tia l,.,,, d,,,
49," nsv ;, ''4tet S''e ioteo''''''0 ""'' ''''e
| as it true, rs reported, that yo1l and your
associates have struck biz lead?,
...y,s ,,, I,,,., et,.,,,,l. ~, ,xana1;nr,, r;o,,
10; We n''e s'iuei 1 aia eAeeeulis trull 1,:n
mine. Ill lact, we nave stfuck several. we
are. all satisfied, and nothing more need be
saiI."
10y ..,vho mr., ,.o,,r 1,c,-,. n,rt,or.
| =, ~ ~ .'te w. At.N' p"4
tol: e1;ll!oh : the pfncipal mans u. r. ~:
fA'!e' 2. D. iatltt, IL; =; u1l.a!l, MAJ; raik
1i.S' VI Nj III; ~, ~ t!ilGt.e. ,eiiatot Ilst.l1
@ NY 1i,".' ,t' III o. 'a1 Ill, n,lleIesteu,
har ,,iu nf si,;s ~ L. ~. s ows 'nr i i s.
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ie:.iu';'p!. ~ !. t.,,1 !'.i cu..iu MiSn: 4,
,h,us,n,, ia 10 @ ~, 1. ..t. wv w! om
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;,'ti,'i ''t'n ~ ~ f,,t9.> ~ IN
@ ,i -. '',I ,t ~, to " J J"9' Us
tlMays na'e uo.e..aat LIN. ~ ule !est citll:
~ =" ;,; W. o!o, s!'e s n.a
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fo,t, t't1t - suut ,a ~ ~ "e" eA'co'
eo.u'Gt H. u!u T.: posa!pl,.tiss St w ..,,
40 no. 1 ,ai1ik lllat NeW AeSico wlll ever
T.; ,t,,', 90 ~ =, ,
, ipG. i ~ " , ~ au saps
pnt H. IS Pfinclaats v1aap!c lol us iNl!leS OF
eoHp'c, ;ii.ea n'tu Iao: W. ~" 1neNacniS idhe
tten '1e, I',t etem ' H. y, isf l. "oh, pno1
HniS.ue, pu. it uuta to suIlfce you W. t';
n'uoel; = T. j. aMas VA mra'. tmoush Luz aG.tiMein
- ,' !. ,',t .iut, as atl a. yo,r hn"!rnse
Goes, t:t uesfxTsports OF ponanzls are great
~ eShs i; <n.
~, rs u rue a. Iepoits teNeepI llose miaue
~ iSSutat lcpo'iels3 'ie tAaasgel'tne1is.
iil.l'iieus ., leop;e Will plt:'ellu that tney
have found rich Mr,cs. whe'' as n fact, they
.I .it'e un's ie" oattels poies ses oi1 el1tl Ill
the Erouild:' ,.......t.-
Low -, ;1d the natives impress you,-the
1ae9''1s
gfeat number pt re;l, olg-lIearteu, generous
;a'hel1ca'is. / am told, though. that the
ueps .o nae lsttns, t,n, asoi; any Marltl M
itsS pcop!e.-l!sat tllcy are :s patient :ss Tie
al ': ct"s hsss aa af Vs been s trr Sfs Over d5y by
te an.et!"t Z! 1 nelJ,rt,ne'a. % 10 t1e efiesoytefas.
II scelils 10 me Utmost cruel 10 taSe ;.aya1',
aase VI I pGot lnu!all III tilaI way. II Is pad
ei'9usn u pe IL sa'a?e' nn' 10 DC = Sa';tge
eh"S t' ; arg now 4 sood sort of tnlks, bur after
lIc Lesu9 teilaitS h:t,e i'aa t4lcil III charse
1ot lew years 1iiey llaa Dettef tM Wafchcu,
tl2W l.i,' 1oiE t11ile 70 YOU lilihk ~ VIII
,'tr, pl"p.p!s laAe u tllofo's -Ai"er'eaiize the
snMltli a ttle present railway connections,
anu Tue llill;i@ Iic:eS! Growing aS !t has Tor
i i, 1gM nto,ilMs, lMe 1erF1loEy Mili become
tnofoy Ani'ftGanzen. n. ,,n, a. was tol W Ivy
ttlianslts III thelr iueas anu habits: Modern
houses are nelnS olllit. 4 sp!tln!la hotel Is
A.ulost uoiie III o;lnta fc. anu thousands Ut
t1!1 ti1nloyel.t,lltS; ; arr Eo1llS q" ~ soon as
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and caused the Captain to lose his balance.
The Captain fell distance Of fourteen feet,
striking upon his face and shoulder upon the
beneath. Ills lace is badly cut"
4 DISPUTED rO1ST.
Cleveland Lcuder: The schooner George W.
Adams. waich loa,lel with coal fur Chicago this
week. WIS able to Ilke OIL nearly 2,tk1 tons.
Thoss. who claim to know state that this Is til
tons larger than the cargo uf the Duws, which
was only 1.S2. tons, instead OF 24W tons, as her
manifest Stated
ESDEAyORING TO BREAK RATES.
Saginaw Herald: - The docks arc becoming
pretty we'll lined with vessels, upon which no Nc-
tivity npp:ars.and seyeral are1y.n= in nitss;ratn
i'll different parts II tie river, which is rhc effect
OF the contest between scsSrl-0wner5 and sit-
pers, the latter ut whom are cntAyOrinE to
break rates and the former resisting.
, 1881-06-26
Henry Ward Heecfaer Said Ont

NEW lOKE, June a0.-The deed signed by
his wife, BY which they purtcd with their hOn,.
nt III columbia Heights. Brooklyn, which they
hltl occupied for twenty-five years, was liIt.d
the purchaser IS l,udovic nennctt, !, lawyer.
WIN pays $ia,0s' for tue property, and for Il.
st"rehnusc H. Furman street, under she back
yard OF tho h.nsc, und takes 1t subject to II
mortgage nf Sll,U0 and lcusc OF rlo store
hn'se TO Charles N. Flanders. Beecher now
Mnlrd5 I..a with bis sou, Henry L. Deecher, at LII
, 1881-06-26
THE CABLE SCHEME.
Prospect Of Its Being in Success
full Operation Within Two
Months.
The South Side Company Putting Up
Its Buildings and Laying
Its Tracks.
The System Destined to Furnish So
luton Of tic Rapid. .Transit
Problem.

the matter of Street-cur service has attructe
moro attention than the system Of hauling th
cars by mems Of m endless wire cablc, whfc
Is now being put into operation by the South Sid
Street, Railway Company. Friday tho State
street cnrs wore switched on to Wabash avenue
and the Archcr-avenue cars to Clark street, il
order thnt the work OF laying tho road bed
track,nnd cables OH State street might be begun
The street has to be graded yet, and there will b
considerable work necessary before tho nes
arrangement can be gotten ready for use; but
beginning has been niidr, and tho work will g.
right along until completed. It is intended +
apply the cablo system lrst to the State street
! Wnbash avenue and Cottagc Grove avenue
lines and in the eveut Of success, to extend it te
all tile South Side street railroads.
The work Of prcpAritS tho track Is an artln
Gus one. Everything is to be arranged fol
solidity, strength, nnd endurance. 4 ohange il
tho motive power, by which tho street-cars q
Chicago are impe!lcd, Is
| no LIGHT UNDERTAKING,
| and the experiment will be extremely cost,
one. The cable system has boon In use iu Sat
Francisco since 1875 but tho climate Of that city
is not marked by the grcnt variations of tenn
conditions hcre differ widely from those OF the
Californian metropolis. In San Francisco. how
ever, thc grades arc very heavy, while here
| South Side lines there arc very few curves or
turns. SO that, III sunc respects, the cable sys-
tenn will huye Il better chuncc here than III most
] other cities.
| The halfway Company. have made n good
| start. not only with regard TO tho iatcrial and
plant necessary to opcl7lte tue three lines by tho
| cable: system. but with the main building in
which the machinery for furnishing the ncccs-
t sur}. power is tu be placed. This building will bo
| iocntcd on tho corner OF Twenty-tirst ana State
| streets, immediately. south OF the existing car
barn It will be U two-stpry and basement
brick structure. with IL frontage OF III feet Oh
State street, and Il depth Ut ISL feet. The
engine room, In which four largee engines.
will be 3Jx.l feet, anu steam wilt tc generated
by eighteen tubular butlcrs. ALI the necessary
machinery hns been contracted tor. and IL Gun
immense stnokc-stuck la0 feet III hight will
ot ho.cuaore lShanre Gl .ne pnliang, the
~ Atts y AAAtIstAl 1eIA 4A!A"
, 1881-06-26

A BREAK IN FREIG1iTS AT EAsT SAGINAW,
: Spstidt Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW. Mich, June :s.I.-1he lumber
shippers effort to force down frcIghts has suc-
cecded. a break OF 80 cents per 1,o,0 feet being
recorded to-day Rates are now Saa;5J from Bay
C4ty to Buffalo, and s. to Ohio ports. T,scnty-
1--we cents per 1000 respectively arc aitlcd from
East Saginaw. a number of vessels have been
Idle during the week refusing to accept the rutes
offered untll to-day.
MCskEGON LCMKER SHIPMENTS
SPECIAL Dispateh to The Chicaco Tri,up.
MUSHROOM. Mch.- June :.l-Clcaranccs to-
day, twenty-thrce. Lumber shipments I6iItHr)
1eet- The movement OF lumber by water has
not been very brisk this week. The tutu. sh,p-
ments tor the week ending 1o-nishl were H.
9a.0U fceI-a falling OFT iron, last week Of over
5-WN, coo feet
, 1881-06-26

THE LAKE ERIE LEVEL.
ST. GATHERINGS journal: ave understand that
the enormous volume of water sent t.lto tho
lower levels Of the new canal hus almost dried
up the feeder, and that the wutcr IL, the Grand
hircr Is now within a few inches OF being as low
as at any time TN record. Consequently, Lake
EE1e must for the present be utilized to feed the
canals. This was done yesterday and although
the water IN Lake Eric Is this season above tho
normal level. only depth of twelve fecr two
inches was Outlined iu tho aQucduct at Wei
CAPT. JOHSsONS FLEET.
haciue Advocate: besides hts other yessels
capt William Johnson, of this city hus two line
scnooneEs. which are nnmcl utter his twt,
dAughtcrs-Elara and Olga The Olga is brand
new. having just como out There is IL 1hird
nanKhtcE. Alice. and the Captain il now COM
plestug stu another tinc schooner whirb viii he
named Alice This last new craft Is bu,lt at
slIiuitnWoc. ike the Olga. and Is slightly larger
pelnE Two tecI more keel, hut they urx. :tl,ut1t
1e same dimensions and are sister ships The
Sost tnmplete will have been about S231ksl
Cnpt: Johnson ia steldiiy adding to bis tieer and
~ nas craft aro valuable acquisitions to ourIakn
ACCIDENT TO CAPT BURLINGTON.
cleveland Leader: Capt William nnf,,rc.
TON. ot the steamship wocokcn, met x,t '.,,ie.,
aseVere accident On the last trip. whj,.i 1te
vessel was loading ore Capt burlington vas 80" a,9
toe aet Oh pulling the whistle-cord, which broke
, 1881-06-26

nave llLIle SlEhlllcaifce II HHS blteil Decl
e claimed TINT other great intideiS recanted IL
their last hours. Paine WAS prosecuted III
to his last gasp. but cycn if it could be proytl
, that lie did rccant, that fact would be Of lit
tle weight 4 Vi iSoro'ls and healthy religion
i.tanes not depend for Its existence upon thu
; taltcring recantations Of diseased and dying
men
PROFITABLE ERAILROADIEG. :.
How u Pacific Railroad Was Tsuf11
and How the Government Was Rob.
bed-Inner Workings Of the EEestcrs
Development Couapany-DivIdends ol
Twenty Millions.
Sss Francsto Chronicle.
For 4 decade and 4 half the building of Oul
transcontinental railroad has been vaunteG
as the greatest engineering achievement Of
the age. So long rs it stood alone its claims
In that respect were acknowledged. But the
repetition by the original builders Of tlleil
enterprise, and the rapldIy-approaching conf
pletion of 4 third road across the continent,
and otllers-the consnmmaton Of which is
descernible with no great strength Of divina-
tion-haye made the original achievement
commonplace. In one aspect, however, the
| performance Of the nlen who carried to com
pleton the first enterprise is unapproachable.
Other men may girt1e the continent with
railways. bit the financial tact and executive
ability of the first builders will remain inin-
liable. The sealing Of mountains and brids-
ing Of chaslns were great feats, but the
| financial engineering was the work OF almost
superhu'1lah genius wh1ca VIII WI forever IL IS
to be hoped, stand. unique. The ability WIS
/ great which induced the States and the Gem
eral Government to give them far more than
.>,,<rt, -; e.,s;,,;.,, r., h,,; ~, ,,,.d h',+ -,
enouEl III suooluics :" u"itu VIC io"'l' ~ ~
Let te w9rR ont TO themSelsas une1 another M
the Stockholders on tlle building OF the road
cannot cannot ., be- o'errated' u great deal a:; has
oet1l heard In a general way, from
time to tIile, OF these and later op-
erations ea The original + M machinery oy whch
! they were accuiilpllaileu was the Crtult Mo-
bl!er Of the Union pac1flc and the Contract
| y Fnance Of the Central Iaeitlc. The dis
closure Ut the former eight Or nine years ago
| by means Ut Il lawsuit i'll PENNSYLVANIA ere
atei great stir aud seandal throughout tie
! country. The operations 0f the Contract IL
Finance Company have often been mentioned
ina j., general eI WY, a1.l H. some attempts Ilaye
luatie for its protectors II has however
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lee-Water is perfectly harmless and more re-
lreshiug with little Hop Bitters In euch lruurhr
, 1881-06-26

q. m. q. m. p. III. D. m. p.u1.
Leave Chicng0.... 1:.W lU:lO 3:u1 j:,H) a:W)
H. m p. M. p.n p n. u. Ill.
-ArrlVeMl"aukee-lO: l-:A1 5:W S:M l1:55
D. H. 2. m. p. m. p. Ill. .lf+
arrive aukcsha. ..- 2:ls Gas $50 lap
.. o-...--.-a. p. III. =. III. p. ILL., p. tn- nm.
nr Oconon1o"oc.. 2:i5 TO5 9:15 l::<
Keturuing leave
Il. m. A. m. H. m. a. III. Pm
I've. 0couomowoc. 2;ID G:GO D:l} 11:IGl =
wv o.'o Aa"o"
-, H. ILL., H. NJ. r. III. a. IN. p. III.
Leave Wnukesha. 2:lS G:1u 1U:U0 .-... :!:iG
n. III. A. III. I'LL IN. D. III. pin.
Leave Milwaukee. I:5i $50 HIS LOO 400
Il. IN. a. III. p. p Ill., PIN.
Arrive Chieago.... 7:W 10:Iu 2:U 400 7;lW
All passenger trains of thts Company arrive at
ana depart from new Union depot, corner
Madison, Canal. and Adams streets.
, 1881-06-26

People should not forget or omit to send their
families up to the Lake region OF Wisconsin, in
Waukeshn County, this simmer. because they
can Join thom SO han1ly BY taking the magnii1-
cent trains of tho Chicago. milwaukee s. st.
Paul Hallway, which on and nfter June q, will
run MS follows:
, 1881-04-26

tfmUa. Mon nf three wAra hnya tnkpn thor
plaaef ln silent clrluonce as k1nriisna and
Kuhtds nf the NAttou they loved e0 wrtl, md M
wi! b0 fandoted mora mid mnro pSpuoMe, friUre
and mDre st'siuont BY tho ,presonca Of dead
country. tron all aoncrauona III III lfo, trim
NIL portions ut lta .ettyirt THOSE hortMa onr1o
by the ministry and inyslHry 0f mrt to take .heIe
Nations glory. v"
T0.ttnY wo como to I,nll this hero, who comes
from tue sea. down trnm tho ahe0uhs Of his tlnK-
tory, branIti!K sixty years 0t NatoMut lIfo and
honnr I" ttke a's placn AZ, an hgnnrrd Com.
Hf!ry. In Tho nnrne of tho Entinn i Mccept thla
n,&te afAtue, A1lt1 d!s country Will guard II a. hg
gttarded his country. tApPlauso.1
, 1881-04-26
THE Ep1CunEAH.

!. The flrst lcssoa OF the speolnl or rplcurcAn
course WIS uiven at O'Clock In tho aftornu,n.
thert being five dishes Oh tho bin OF faro. Thnro
wcrc about thirty indies present.
s'1so make curry Ut Duck said Miss Corsop,
"take ono luryu Or two small Wild ducks; pluck
and sIugo thom and wlpe them With wet towel.
Cut thonl UP rs you do chlckons for a Yrlcasss.
Brown With ono medium stznl oulon and, It
needed, u little butter. Thon put !u teaspoon OF
Hour, and, when It bus Drowned, season with salt
and pepper, and cover tho pieces With hot waiter.
Add a CUP ot gr'ltcd c0eonnut and soue applc
pcefed, cured and Sliced. IIaeo the saucepan
oil tho IRE, and wheu tho tncat is tender put 10 a
rice. Tho onlon. aprls. eoooanut, and curry
powder make tue regular East Indian curry. =.
In preparing +1'otaioos In cTume au rntln." :"
sqsurc. ind thon b0liod them In water and aalt
until tender. shs next dralncd lhein md moist
tt.a cn0d thom WITH cream snuce: then busted tnem
where thuy browupl quickly.
Fer *pureo Of .xa'ne~ psttaa,; canned. ot
boil the skIl and bouus r',r half au hu!ir ID
Walar. and use tho WAtor for tho soup. Hub tho
tlosh through ilne coliandcr: For each quart
tlOur, and STIR III u aaucepan 0vur tho fire unit
they ars truwn. Thon a,1d watar or the broth.
SelelH with salt and pepper.
- 10 lnnk0 lu14ter fnfeie.'" snd Mia CoIson&
"taku Rood-slze!l lot,steF, rcmovo tho tteah aud
cnt It Into stnall cubes q quarter Of an inoh
3GHAEH& GVNt tu0 auttk uUHu lug DAGk &uu kRgu
IL Fut tho tl0sh Into half pint o., white
sauce, and season 1t With suit and pcpPeFl Hcar
It hot over fire and then take Il on. Add tire
Or Madeira. Thsn rcpluce the dcsh IN tho shell,
md DUST with cracker dust. Drown In IN oyens
anu thon II will be rcudy to serve"
QranYu sa!Hd ~ prepared la this way; Peel
half dozen oranges, aId Rrat0 the rtnd OF ono
OF thctn. Squeeze put tho luIce of a lemon and
sainit oil aud olla shSko 0{ cnycuno pcppor.
Pour tAts 1nlxturo over tho sliced oran4o1. This
fow spr,gs Of llrrugoii would 10 in Improve
,nunt- lii Southern Europe tho dish Has servod
ut hrGuktAsL.
II Boups, sauces, or beef.ten were too fat, \
brown Nlec0 Of pnnor lMt1 un top Of tho liquid
would remOvc tit9 truabte by absorption. =
1hcro will be q lcsson this moruhag and att
nSftOAH. .
, 1881-04-26
MINOR STRIKES.

tabltshmehtB employing iron. .moldcfs md ther0
werr ind,cntIons tf,at thu rn,rikcra wnre distn.
tn,r.,I Itoi,,.. t. Uyott .t.,t ,h,. ut,r,,+ IN ir
~, Asas' so>t a'A.o" >.AA A"uu4t Nl'. .
u the1r taeu hau xone 10 w0sk. An aufanco Of
Is oents dny hAt4 been granted. but the lrm
claimed taoy had made this offer bofore tho
tii,n t IL. ,,o,, o,,tt ,xn,, .t,,,,ir hea,~. III
e.ENe' ana tAa 1aaa ~. Moth s'!np'S oee"usu ~
were not adSnncett. Yesterday mosnth& mum.
work, In rpply tu n question Mr.. Holmes statett
that no was tiut iiacrftrjnitlng ,Elnse Iluy wilo
buI axnted in tho strike, fio wanted thUse
,Whsthnr thny hna roIe on striK1 Dr mt
."ncs nonfIH,,eT n rnan IN thc mntinp In.
~ t;r.,n,,rnthar "a ithnrGt, tta.. sfstc
thmt ths,,r nr fnIIr ncn ha ~n,.n ~ ,ynrE III tHa
III nric,s :" Nnnn ~ III min l. Hjrhnrtson's
n,an hIsi Tnnn in. 2txtatrsk had rivun tba Md-
HM,,cs ~,H tha II, ,s"rs Ill ~ Wo,E ina nns,
cr"nTa liz Il, fn~ nitnstnn frnni saturday II tfnt
,sh III" n,nIorIty az fho rluIdurs afe stlli wait.
~. Tor srcr sn,,,frvans n rs,mn sfnwt a f,tv
, 1881-04-26
STATE COUNTS.

STATE COUNTS.
Frederick Obert,dorf commehccd IN action ID
trospnsa aguinst Louis l.lndhaitner, iaylng dam.
axcs nj &.N.o00 for alleged slandcr.
Tho seot.teh. American MoFtgnRo Company
tIed bill against Durham F. Keeney, II. /.
yheilon, trustee. aud u. IL. Halo md D. ". Ray
mond. SUCCESSORS in trust. 10 ioreclnso n trust
deed for 5000 On Lot 70. tn II. N. Tayl1rs sub-
dIvistun tit Rti,ck H. In the Cam! .ruetaos' nntl.
,'ivs'.,, ot the y; u and tho VIZ of tho N. e.
i,'xarns s,ivern,an tiled = bill nnatnst .Jamos
F. Drntn. ttarlow T.. Htntth, Charles T. WhItN,
Fanny II. lIrjphanl, li0tner Cs.Dk, md W. g.
Upinf to forectoSe vondBra llAn ~ the Amottnt
VI t7,7t0 on the 8. ". Il 0f Soc. ~. ~, II.
, 1881-04-26

lauon to tho death Of the late Rev. H. II. Rel
lnEK. Tho resolutions wcrr passed al usual
The Rov. &Ili,an n. Jsrnirn than msao a stato-
nlcni ni hte lntnntso1 OF rrstgnfnx the pnstofate
q the ieeebyteflam uhutun 1t Lake Fnrost. III.
.ss Il % II sc H. ~ aSarss ,Re saa ase
Mr. i. i: Woils ind Ar. Amzt Dcnodict ap-
Church. totnlng In thu rcgtsest f1r tho tlssntti.
tun ut tho pastoral rulatfons+ and expressing tho
hEFheat recruit ut tho necessity Tor parting from
The requost wns granted, and the pastoral re-
aDi nHe ss a'sse!sea g. G. kores presented the following.
wh'sh sns s,Inanin,ousiy Adoptod:
"To r;scsey.srY q Chaso sespec@tf.'iy @ ovoE.
pso nf tho .Prosfd,ni of tho United States. ns
nrawed In bis inaugural message. to oxert bis
lon Of pniyRar,y., ns It exists ii sotno 1T our
S,ntcs ntd fcrrltOrlcs. aud urging tho National
GongrGss 70 cttact such ltgstation as Will enablo
tho Chlef Executive 10 carry out this purp,so.
tianai honar and our Christian ciylzatton.'' A''
It'll ta6 yssess
fntnded tlMt tho aGhdUt JEar be n1ndo to coti-
form to Mo cccfosiAs!eai your and that all OH,
r. April. 70 saesirs uniformity in all tho schools.
Th9y iuEther recommended thai tho iast Sab-
Of Temperance si,eeutics, aid tat It. regular co-
H!sslons. These two recommendations weso
The flnat roeosnm ondatlon TT tho CofnmttN1
Wat ono ehlnlnlnx tho beh00's to utH ttio niibl.
aaons FAX S q - ,hn nr trresnyassn oara s u rn y.
suuh publications III iisc.
sat.,o dselis.oa followed q sh!s branch ot ths
f@enoft. @ i, tno prost,ytery rsfua'ne to "en1oln,"
Tho itev. William Campbell was received by
letter ns tnclnber from tho Prcsbytory of Lo-
Tha IIev. z. c. oggel ANNOUNCED TINT bo had
, 1881-04-26

Ruth Ann Evans Nlod y bill yestesdsy In tho
Circuit Court ayalnat Deniatuin D. Evaaa ask.
my Tor n dIvorcs on tho grounds Ut dFupkeonoss
and adultery.
Judge nArnum ycaterlsy yraaiod deorce Of
dtvorco to A,,nn d. Newell from John Newell OIL
tho ground Ut druaheuneas; To Frank PeaIcka
frum Mary Poacka for lssnrtlou, aud 10 lIes-
n.sh e, uaas tfotn An1Ih u, H22a fos tht same
cuuss, ,.-..
Judge jameson ysstsr1ay granted 4 deoEeA OF
divorce 10 SlInlA MebsteE tzpN Thomas +, Web
, 1881-04-26

It Is something uuusual Indeed that the
Rept4hitcsl,t consents u t'tI!torinlly forward
known US patent nlu!leines. AZ 1t does. mt
frequently fall out that W. caIi have positive
knowledge Ut tileIr nIsrliA. {l0WsYer. We
tuke pleasure in saying Ut St. Jacobs Oh,
fI11 ysa'ats assn ad e ss
heartily recommend H.
, 1881-04-26
ApJUQGED INSANE.

Sfffla| U8lPNt1h % 40 Ihscado 1f1buHS,
DECATUR, ILL.,, april s5-ThIs ufteenOou Mrs,
Harriet Shaw, aEal " years, wife OF q farmer
named a. B. shaw. was adjudged insana before
Judge Greer III the County Court. aha vas ~.
Judged iusana fifteen years syv, and this aftsr-
i,asuu shs VIA saint to tho Jacksonville AaylNA
for tho second uLAa,
, 1881-04-26
AN INDIAN WAR CERTAIN.

bpftfaI Uttp4leA 70 1hz CNle4Qo 1f1hN3A
LxAvsSw0ntf kHs., April Kit u 4 fact,
though tho blghrr tllceEs try tn smother It, that
U Ute war IL rpgArdud ~ alu1o4t csrlAln. At
Yurt Leavenworth. don. UluYbasa und Capt.
valkmsu haye suddenly beep ordered 10 tho
Ute couatry, and tho dlsp&tch Of Aavaral com.
pantes fsusu TuEt Rlley 10 the frontier II also
slYQl1cxut,
, 1881-04-26
TuE CALI.

=
JUpOE DRuMXoNp-ln Chambers.
Jumg nLop1srr-MoEona and general buai-
npss.
JupoE GAnr-7od, ITO. 7s5. III to ssA No.
07', Elott vs.. Nchucf, on trlnt.
JUDGE sNlTlt-No preliminary call. Trial call
3.i6. o.lls $3.50, Dl50, 3,15o, 3,l7s. No case on
trial.
JrpGE WILLtAMsoN-Asslets Judge Gary. No.
1885, Gritty vs.. Sexton, on trial.
JuIoE JAXEsOs-9. 10, II. "a. No. 20. petit
uon To remove the Rocetvpr Of tho Fidelity sav-
ngs-Dank. Oh trial,
JUDGE ElARpNgn-Cases from Judge Bafuum'a
culentlnr. No chee on hcnring.+
JupGE HouE,ts-43l, 40. ~, 1893, 40, 45{ to
ios tncINs!ve. EXCEPT 4e'i No. aa7, Martin w.
JUDak MnWAa.-5is, sss. 5al. 535. Es7, b3s, 100,
Mo;4, t!a Bis, s'7. No. "7' Jersey vs. poSactt'
1yp,E TutEr-s.e.1s. M. 4, Hita va Hnsok.
juDaE H.nsuM-s7. IS, %, 40. No. %, Flskc vs..
Thompson. an hcartng. ,
.unt,E ltAwEa-Nns. u, al8, Eli. 2ls 853, GO.
9 E 7, gb, 9au ISL to 95a, ISL. H3, ol, 874, 07U,
.iupuE AxrHoSY-Nos. 1,1ot, 1,loa 1,lo4, 1,10S,
lg, ',l97 l,los, Ills, 1.lg0, l,n, 1,5s 1,57, and
jupon LnpA1s-Nos. l.s16. 1+ale, 1,eas, l,e4,
12la. 1.4S, 1d7, 1,10, ,2tS, ,D, lt2aa mud
LJll. -',-'
, 1881-04-26

CuticurR Reaolveut. tho now blood purifier,
internally. Euticufx. O medicinal Jolly. AsalAted
BY tds Cutlcnra Medicinal aud Toilet 4ospt e1-
ternxllyt AAya pnEforDDd tbs most mts1suulous
curss OF itnh!nG, Acaly and scxofulaIs huunsa
ever recorded.
, 1881-04-26

Tho Appellate Court will he In session to.mor-
row for motions.
A discharge from bankruptcy was lssued yes.
tet4ay 10 Solomon Marks,
, 1881-04-26

Tho u1cctluR oe WuttDdtet ttlIn{aters yeatord8v
uorn,r1 ,y.s hntd d, ~, r,rst ~ = rhns.t 49,
NV. ~ W "as - ,w.,t.. ~ u ~ c u.e
hev. VI. w. sC. mhslia8 pnxldlnE ana the Aor.
Dr.. A. f}urncy lending In tho devotional oxer-
cIses. ltesulutions wcro paspet, EXPRESSING sytn-
rnthy for the Rav. /. H Aiinr In il,o loss of bIs
M'.ns ~. tAe t y, II ~Aue y" tuo 'ees ~ wa
Hsesa Dor, whose death OCCURRED EMO Or thrco
tays Ago.
rhs Icy. C. II, Fowlar. General Secretnry Of
,ba Mrthodist M1,s,,r ,,,,.,ras."s 10 ,,,oo,,n.
.,. u' ~" ..,, n.s'ts.a ,1.ss
oI'eaf w NE suo1ecs or missionary WORK. nas
more particularly as In tho question Ut rnistng
funds with which to push It forward more Wig
uroussy. He sai1 thnt theEo wns nrcut need Nt
the Church displaying moro efficiency and lib
, 1881-04-26

CRIMINAL COU KT.
samutl rosowell wns found guilty OF burglary
an,l given onc year In tho Pentcnttury.
james plsha,i was. on trial fur mn assault to do
bodily injury.
Charles Meyers pleaded guilty 10 larceny, aud
was rEInaltLed.
Chnrlrs UIIrlsn, Wa1tor Bttley, and Hcnry
Thtltnas pleaded guilty to robbery, aud wo4p re-
MANlct1.
j0hn Duffey and Michael Elattcry wcro found
guilty Uf an attempt Il, ctltn1nIt burglary. and
ylyen nme yoar eaoh IN tho pent,ontiMry:
Rlyru u1le yctr Il, tho pontteHtllry.
Edward ChrlstiansOn was tried for burNlury
anu acquitted.
Thnrus " ilitson was found guilty Of larce,Y
and givon ak months in tic ffuusU Of Corrco-
upu,