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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

Gen; Manager Hill, in bel plf of
his great railway company has been
interviewing: the Minneapolis faith
ers, and has given those gentlemen
to understand plainly that it is pure
enterprise and not necessity that
will lead his company to carry out
their projected improvements in
that home of dusty millers.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

4 Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St. Paul
passenger train went through a
trestle work on the Rock Island
division near: Albany, ILL.,, Thurs
day last. Eight persons were killed,
including the engineer and fireman
who went down with their engine
into the swollen waters of the Mer-
edasia river. -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27
Lag; q. Office Of Trool;aton, Mimi, April Ii,

IS5I. .
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hastiled notice of:hfs intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof Will be made before the
clerk q tbs court Of Marshall county, Mimi,
at his office iii Warren, On "Wednesday, May
IS, 1881, viz: JOHN JUDGE, d. s. 1924, for
the sen Of sec. 26, town Isl, range As. He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: John Hudson, John Dethlot1,
John Collins and Michael M2gann, all of Wat
rem, Marshall county, MINNESOTA. =:
20-24n THOs. c, SHApLEIGH, Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

How people change? Just be:
cause the Grand Forks Plaindealer
has secured the city printing, the
proprietor Of the Grand Forks Her.
aid ascends upon his anricle and
calls the Plaindealer a muddy old
ro]in' l.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

Water has been active during the
past week, and as receipts have
been heavy, the market has been
flooded more or less through Min.
nosota, Dakota, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Illinois, Nebraska and Missouri.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

'rAe latest reports from England
Aevr famed into vigorous flame the
.lvislA hopes Of Christian K. Ross,
who thinks that the boy discovered
ab E;asex may be his son.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27
& AND OFFICE,
T. Crookston, Mimi. Mar. 225, 1881,

Notice Is hereby given that the foll wing
named ssttifr LAS hIftt notioe Of bis intention
TO MAKE final proof i'll SUPPORT df his clinrahd
that said proof Will be made before the Clerk
Of the District Court at Warren Marshall Co,
MINI, on the 2Sth of April 1881. viz: JAMES
3. TITUS, H'dNo 1866, for The sw i of sec s.,
1855, RAT! He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tivation Of said Land w: VIM i Gilbert, Geo
Fl McCrea Albert p MCINTYRE Mark Stevens all
of Warren, Marshall Co. MINI.
ls-s2 TFFos, c, sHAPLE1sH, Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

Some St. Paul gentlemen have
furnished the bail asked in the case
Of the state Va. Conductor Calvin,
mud he Is at liberty. VIM. Erwin
Of st. Paul has been engaged to
sicfand Calvin and will-~have him
acquitted. $50
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

Bishop Ireland and q Rev. Mr..
Smith are sdifying the St. Paul
folk by 4 theological discussion in
which they are hurting christianity
far more than they are doing it
good. The seems to have Smith at
disadvantage.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

l'hs illinois state asylum for the
Insane was partially destroyed by
;irt ppa day last week. Insurance
cu,ui.an;es class risks Of this nature
"a .lk;ectiona hle,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

rapdsn, Arkansas, has a genuine
aunaation. A, Mrs: Mutt Of that
place murdered her five children on
tho eighteenth: She is hard nut
and will probably have to be crack
ed by hcmpen application.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27
II AND OFFICE.
IL CroolSston, Mimi. Apr. IS, 1881.

IL CrooKston, MINI. Apr. IS, 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Charles L. Smith against Frank Russell for
abandoning his homestead entry No. 2029
dated May s, 1879 upon the mex sec 90, 1853,
r IS III Marshall county MINI with 3 view TO
the cancellation of said entry; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office
on the 26th day Of May, 1881, at 10 o'clock a.
m. to respond and furnish testimony concern:
ing said alleged abandonment
Taos. G. SHAPLEIeH, Register.
20-24pa &c sLxGrEN, Receiver.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27
THE WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS

The WEsnLr PIONEER PnEss Is the great family
ooHar OF the Northwest 1t exhibits all the character
istic excsLenc1es OF the daily in j condensed form
It Il mndo up however, with specinl reference to tho
wants of the rural households Of Minnesota and the
adjacent States and Territories Its news departments
contain complete condensation af Ill tire general and
Sto and LEGAL news. Its farm and garden and house
hold departlne nts prepared exIsssly with view
80 the special neads Of this region and climate In
s editorial DISCUSSIONS particular attention is paid to
subjects Of aEsc;al interest to citizens Of minnesota
and Of nsighbcrng St2tes It's market reports, which
sSa unsurpassed for fulness and accuracy nro pre-
pared expressly for a COLUMNS, and cover the entire
range OF yrain produce, live stock. provision and
centers well as at st. Paul and Minneapolis end other
local points In short it is especially commended to
Inc farmers and other cizous OF Minnesota by it's
especial adaptation to their local needs ard n.erests
Its literary miscellany is selected With great caro- snd
este To furnish reading Of tho mos. Mst:uctSe snd
interesting variety for the family citcle. It has
arranged with English md Anke-ican publishers for
succession of frsclass serial sto.e9 by celebrated
English and Ansricaa a,,tho-s-of which the thrilling
story OF "droat Porter Square," by Farjeon, now
being published in its columns. is nrst sample.
Tho psoof<heets Of these stories purchased ut grest
cost ara furnished in advance and exclusively to tho
21oSaAa Press i'll this part Of the United States
These ser IA stoziSs. witch belong to the highest
ralk Of fictitious literature will oo1shtuts IN attractive
feature OF the WErkLy PIONEER PRHSs throughout
tho year 1851. wcu OF its SaSurdaY s11 Sunday
supplements.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

III, John Hay, "4ittle breaches, .
<7}l assume editorial management
Of fhP New York Tribune during
tYh}telav Reds European tour.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

Nov Orleans Experienced a heavy
t'iHsa last week. Nearly all the
rui|aipgs qp St. Denis street were
,aatrDycd, and the loss is great.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

9sp*eiarry Hunt nj Of the navy de.
2arfit,pat shovss 9o fayoritiismla even
Is hI4 QNA family. ...--
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

Gen. Herman Haupt, tho new
general manager of the Northern
Pacific railway, has issued his "Cir-
cular No. IT, The document is
exactly like many cf IT'S predecess-
ors, still it has a clause that we
think might be little more speci-
fic. The new official certainly can
not mean to discountenance or in
any way attempt to interfere with
the "Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers This society has done
nothing that should lead to this
rulingg=~if it is meant forit,. but
it has done much that should call
forth commentator and succor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

II Il laid that e4-presidsnt Hay IS
rt''l b. 4 candidate for govemlor Of
Qhi1 at TIA next election.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

4'A!a Manitoba railway folks are
5q4hjng their new line between
t*rQH4 Forks and Fargo: i will
pc lpened about May |.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

Secretary WINDOW still survives
lie aitaeks made by the New York
'i.orlA npQpl his administration Of
ireAsArI husipess:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

fhe working Glasses have reused
'r:e,,} Fhfpl|E! winter }etharggyy apd are
starring in late on their annual
4tfikes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

l'5.q {sff3ss i! covering itself WITH
EIo!& kt,:y===-do1n& nothing:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

+n!a Wqqr:!d'a+ fair scheme >: b! ne is: on a
,'aA}{Ge,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

Only $500 per Year.
, 1881-04-01


bob TanKlcY, tho yeten.n Roehcster sports
columns In lnlervtows OIL tlslug md bunting,
Inns hGun Rilen1l Ing tho wintor III Fl0rAA, vn1@y-
Ing his fAyurlt occupation mud ptstlnIo. lilo
fuvors tl1u DeHurtut and Cfrunfc|c with tho ful-
lowing lgttNr:
Sr. jDlISs RIVER, Fla. Fob. ed.-You have
often asked INC for Erent ilsh st0ry: 81 will
writ0 ytnl OF my lust struggle With II lArYe pur.
tnlsu. faater1lHy. As WINS rowing NJ In whRt
VIC call tho "wltch-tiIe,"' this munster catnu
him on tho hnad with my orr; hu Rayo a a!,ti-
soy lightning, una i wonl utmost As tlu!ukly
ufter Lin. Then llu rushu,i TOR thu deep wator
AKut,s, but rhnilcctl to opon his hugo mouth.
!thNt WuS my chhNcc, and l rRInlNcA~ j. tho
orr III hls mouth mud down hIs thrpAt. Thc,L
came a tusso.-hu rtlltt.l and I Frled. After
II long struggle ho tIliiet1d down. ! run for tho
butt atltl got iny largest sword. With 1t gave
HIN q EAah III tho throAt which tnnde htsn Wild
with puIn. Aftor whilo got u cl,anro ~
t'ls tail. 4 man nllle to my Ass!AtAncg, aud w
wRitetl inr tho next tide, us II wrH harl work.
low II eRl aorpo!so; ho tloesOn't ttAt whun 'lunl.
lly harl Wnrk we got hin nshOru sud tn
clGItr. Illtn Wp measured Him. Ito Wn5 Nlno
feet ton Inches long, two feet three Inches III
dInnct1r, and would prnhnb1y hnyu Wpixnnil
rn0re thnn 910 }outiis. We enyeh ubOut four
gallons OF hIs oil. dur dogs did nut weep long
Oynr tho cnrpsu. fell my frtentls aM well antl
Will soon be hpMc TO my business. This ts thu
nnu Wind t,ay nftor tiny. ard tho tnerElntnptor
tluwn us low az IL degrees. | hnvo srrbblotl
th!s Oh ulog fn the Iura OF tho palmetto.
Il. 1t, TAk0UEY.
, 1881-04-01
Tho Northampton Bnnk Robbery.

SpF1HGFfNt lIHSxi 1tfphDt4tHH.
Another and perhaps tito lust t..stnl1mrnt OF
ys SsT s. AZ xS5 s Ss5k s as 6 Ii ss{ssas 5
m mast Of whom fian't card what beeatne Il
ery S rSe0srs Tso hsy auuh. hGs Il
Morthampt1n in two larE1 yal'ses 7,,o, Ut
he p"os. nas so aera en- N aoa eoSaion Sesa.
taoH1i l,Art nrG quite inusty and dntnp, aud
the ink his sh.@eatl @ Q on u few Indicating dmt they
nintnation nm Of tiie oa,, shows i"r million
are thsn Was u SSKhs sa s
is accounted Tor nnltiiy hy tho fact thnt 'uuuy
private rartlcs dspostol psrccls without anprls-
.sss,0o5; Of eortiteatos of stooks, s5o0,oy: Of
rnnro nor s; thaa III S1.0o Tic II iargiars M ,oas aSay
with thom on a,o morning Of thu r1bbery Sl:,on
in n!s wtG w A., spent t BE- IT,
Hrldxu Street scioo- House for, some three
nS at teo pnos as hsn ,s aHen !?
.spess 'tss ss;'s' % $sss Wy Ss' al.s s sI$S
pStaine Tasa Il II supposs that ut ts. In ar
lance of ths thieves, has been "spoutca" Or nut
Tart d thls s75 ouo has heen used up sinco tho
se1st sos dofeaso a n oor ea.sys
rncso i three items mako up. tho totai .iUss
of Fiji 800. wb|st Of cenrsS .!9es ,' MT ,aeiuss
;,siount tic bank tasea xi1oo9, aid two g tSs ~
ti faIIs upo'. r % tho naak Dirrotors TSo Sa%ce Is
divided n.nonK Tho twenty-five OF, marc ln.
6 Guy 'hG'F pass ssf'ns' nut |osa !S:s
tIk's n jnnk NJ thnIr infir.ost treasures md uar-
, 1881-04-01
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.

Kate Daloy. u hottl o1nployd, wins yesterday
held In ss0U bal To tho Blst by Justice Wallace
upon chargo OF larcony. sho Is suspected Of
hnving stolen several thousands Ur ,luilars'
worth Of joweiry from Annie Wulticlsl, tito theft
VI which wus mentioned IN yesterdays paper.
knto WA now couer to the house, mid wAs
Anno III tho premises ut tho ting
The eompanant'a ilttlo daughter, u child u
Mrs. ualuy eiturll.x Tho roam during ur iol,ors
nbscIIco NJ Tin S,il!llurd ltuntre. where ahO is
enEngcd, md dcscrlbts very lanuteiy how Nirs
llaey rapsnvkcd tho trunk anu bureau drawers
Tho chilli ID ttO yOuHE. OF course, to testify
uKatlsst thu prso.ur. but nur sttry ctirrnhurutus
tho SUSPICION which WIS aptcrtulnoA from tle
beginning.
j.. Van do Sanl nnd John Joucs, employees OF
!. n. ltothschlld, .lry-9oods dealer at NJ. l5s
state street, were nrrcsted un1 locked UP ut tho
Artnory ycstcrday Dy Officers Hccd and htnntoti.
lIoth tho olltccra allu pr!sCAcrs wero unwilling
tu say Anythlnx cusicgrnlug tho euarEs j,
but y T. unsrssoo4 th!t they ase wai'tcd
They tuku THUR incarceration 1.tito ohrerfG,iy,
and sny thuy will buout, ut least I'll, hnil, to-tly
and tho thGy fntoHd 10 proyo themselves iui,t>-
cont Ut tho chnr9cs upon which thoy aro held,
, 1881-04-01

A Shocking Caso OF immortality on
die West Sflc.

A Shocking Caao OF immortality on
i1te West Side.
hirs. Eberle, Gtru,An widow, who gains d
living for hrrsclt iand fanily by Eulng out wAsh-
Ing, md whu lives IN tho uppur.st0ry Ut II huuse
ut No. ~ 1own street, Ii Bnnl thuruughfaro In
tho Vicinity Of Wood atrcut ual Wust Chlcngo
avohue. Mtdo complaint ut tho West
Chicago avenue statton yesterday AFTERNOON
thnt hbr daughter kate tutl bccn brutalIY Ms-
sauitod lust Monday by thrco yuuny nlon who
forced cntranco to tho house by bursting In tho
door. Tho moshur WIS not AprriAod ut tho fngts
until Wednesday,, Wien sho noticed the ehllsl's
condition a,ld questioned hor ns to tho CAUSE.
Tho poles did not hour Of tho eAso until
yesterday afternoon, whcn one 0f Mrs.
EbUr'r's Molghb0rB ruporteh It to Oilcur Hol-
llnYcr. The pu'lco went ut work upon tho clsa
ut once, and Officers Owens nll 1untersuu snon
hRd underArrUat nn0 Ut tho Ghtltls MssAtihnts, q
younu nnn Ut IL years, named William I[agcls,
who drives dolivety-wa9on for p!eturo-
frNulu iunker, And who lives With blu
parents ut No. 65s Superior street.
Tho girl was brought to the stutun Inst evening"
alll WIS IlttnpUd u rGAte tho full attry 0f tho
n!'trHe she M ~ sai! Of sa..,o, n9t y, a. Kooa;
nHc. lior muthor lelt home curly MonuMy morn.
Ing, leaving hur Atono il tho hnuse. Hhu culIetl
whnse ,aruts livun tho IiesHhborhto and nlol,g
abon. u u'eock ttle door ws!s shcl III hy Hagen,
tu. sy VIZ W. w. vii , M 4 t5ee x
uptnt tho ilopr. as shilling hur cries by pphIta u
r.vlsh hor. ONsli nld,N MD austtr,i iiur,uail
III making tho assault. liaRen lrngsc.l
@ oaa crius so Ill., II 9ts s Viz a
trAv0r novrnnK .rcutcd her l!kowlsu after Hum
i'at ENd sseal'sd tru!n hllla a1it run 4o'i!e kntu
latiulto pn4tlvu III Ter statement that sh4 ~.
alsted With all her might. and did her
Lest to alar,n th9 nelyhbarhxNl. hut no QUO,
ut,t eyou tho fulka living In thu luWus STORY Of
tho hil1ASr. uttEJl jGr lItiltbH1
, 1881-04-01
THROUGH THE HEART.
nIystcrlou. Suicide of Frank II. James

NIyster1oNa Suicide of Frank II. James
ynMng Nun named Frank i. james. aGcd ~,
WIN hNd been married only three Or f0l,r t,,nsiths,
committed suicide sslIne tIme yesterday ninr'l-
Ing. lie an1 Ills wife rontctl n room ut Mrs. Nc
At:lstcr's. NJ. IL South Ann street. taking thcr
meals ut restaurant III MnllsoH street. lle
was, or had been, employed ut schnietowend 4
I.co's, clrctrotypcrs, OH Clark strcct, md
she worked in sut,v sinre down town. This
1nut,,nt lnbor was necessary IN order to pay tor
otpenscs. 1ipth left their home ns Asunl about
half -past : o'cluck ycstertlny morning. An hour
or two Inter Janrs ruttrtNl, and told Mrs. Nc.
A1liater that he wis going out OF town, rc7l0st-
irE her to make up tho bed and put tho roof, In
order. She lid t1ia. Aud left hin In the npart-
ment. AS shn busy IN the kitchen NIL day, she
did not notice whether heleft tho house nrtot. III
tho afternoon. She wrnt 10 nut some towels in
tho room, but. ilulng tho door locked, dbl nut
attcnpt to enter. Shu hnd no idea tint anything
uut at tho why bad happened. ~ 0'clock Mrs.
James returned, mud. as tho door did not Yield
when slc turned tho knnb. she became nlarncl
and burst 1t In. Ilcr husband was lying motion.
less OIL tho bed. and beside bin n revolver. She
called atrs. McAstcr, nntl Il ncIgti,or was sent
for Dr. liz Wolf, but ho could tv n4tl1.nK., MI
culu. llD hnd evidently bccn
DEAD FOR SEVERAL HOURS.
It ts unnecessary to multiply words ns to tho
grief Ut tho yolitu wife. Distracted hardly cx-
presses her cnndltion, When II THirirNE re-
porter sMw her IN tho evening. she cD,tli give no
Information .r oxplanntlon: As to the c'.nse of
tho Suicide. It wis Il illhttcr Of G0nleGturt..
no letter or 1urssage having bccn lett by
tito decemsctl 81 fur lis ccuI 6e learned. HIS
fntliur cAlte ut tho house. lust uyelllng, ind tho
first thInK ho said wns where is tho l!arr!ase
ink With hls misunderstanding, but tntd Tho re.
porter 10 md AaeertalHel nuthing. lie htl not
seun hls sun for six weeks, and answered nn in
qulry regarding ',feelng hr;wee,' !, them ratnor
The father Is pnrtuor Iii the tirnl Ut Nlartlcr.
Lucu ! c., whesc Frank was ut ol.c tint. en-
played. nu was opposed, It ls said, to tue hoys
iaurriage wIlh working. g!rl;-' respsctaolg7
It Is supposed thoy had quarrel. frankk
lost hts situation. aByhow. 'lir renntnGa
Idio ior SONG tlfnr but lIlnIIy Rnt Il place with
sehnie!icwcnd 4 Lec. !te md his wife were ap-
Unusually cheerful. pcrhnps he wis Discouraged
yesterday. II 30. tho outlook WIS lnrk. and us
he was Ut IN i1npulssve disposition, he Mlny hnyc
audlrnly, determined to XIII himself. This WIS
the only plausible theory. In view oi the absence
uf e!stlt information Its to what prompted hln
~, Inquest will bo hold tU-tlny, utld tho Cor.
| oncr will doubtless succeed lii clearing nwn{ the
mystery III whith'thu casc is cuvclopcd.
, 1881-04-01
StUHDEI1OUS ASSAULT.


LOUISVILLE, ky., March 3i,-An exciting
scene took place Mt tho store Of Dridgoford
IL Co., stunc manufacturers, this morning.
While Mr.. Dan Spau!dlng, the apyear-old
son of the shipping clerk Of tile firm, was
engaged In conversation with another ,nen,-
bcrof the house, n lady OF m!tltllo nge calno
III md called him. SpaNlttlng recognized the
Indy rs tho mother of Miss Cantie1.l, to whom
ne expects to be married next Wednesday,.
Mrs. Cnnted upbrnittctl him severely for In
sisting OIL marriage which, she asserted,
llo was incnpaclMted from taking part
In. Spauldtng WAS Inclined to le
Silent, md Mrs. Garfield, lcycllng n
pistol Mt him, fired. The young man lodged
in time to avoid the shot, Which wllizzcd by
tho heads Of two ladies' who had Just entered
tho store. This irato mother then seized
Spnllding, n1ld, pushing him ilrm!y ngainst n
wnlI, plucod Iler pistol on IFS forelient, slnj,.
ping It twice without causIng the lnatl to bo
discharged. interference By outsiders cnnSed
the lndy's arrest. She 1eclnreseslse Will yet
kill SpaulduIg. mud tho daughter says she Is
determined tito nlnrriage shatl occur. All
concerned arc Ut good fulni1le5.
, 1881-04-01

Tho performances ut tho Grand Oppra- lIonso
md ut lIoo!ey's Theutro yesterday afternoon
i. for tho beHetlt ut tho Eiks wern not woIl III
tonIe.l It wns a mistake to hare made two
shows whcn thoy lniKht by putting In mich
stronger ptuHraltn, havo Iluckud my thentru Ju
town. As Il WIS, We wcru told tlAt betwtutl tllo
two oyor $l.0n wAa relltzct!. aud, VI cOursu,
leCtcd fur tickets disposed ot outsu
ut tho salu at tho bux. .ailues. this i4urn viii
"Tns 'Witluw Hedott'' and tho "Nivottu'' r,ll.
pa,lir8 nearIy nyery professional now engaged
IN tho lGutllnx tllentrts Of tho city npl,enr.A III
tho twu pruXrAtns. At thu urlll,4 MI Grtl,Gstr.
Dt ntMrly tlrty n!ecpy, u!it!er tho landnrshIp VI
FEot. Nllschke, WIZ a hun feature or tho blli.
, 1881-04-01
A IhWLI:tS GANG.

ST. PAUL. Mlun., Mnrch 3l.-A special
from Pierre says: "Wliio tho citizens weyo
carli.g for useLr families during tic Hood
gang Of men antl women, who were warned
oIf the Indian reservation last year, were busy
raitsnckl.ls houses, carryins trunks to the
bluffs and sitEing the'n. They even broke
Ill, cue l!ousc and hauled II otf, u1l,d citizens
Enlng to secure ueir property wero driven
OIL. Tho Sheriff. 10 tlisplacu tho nI1b, nlot
n'Mt GrgAhizctl latd 9f twenty armed men,
who quickly rupturud tlls mob after firing Il
few shots. lilo 1ll0b were tl,en started Tor
the other ssAe Of the river In boats, with u
warning not to rgtutit.h
, 1881-04-01
IlIT,rENIIOUSE.

6pffsdl D6Pafeh 70 1Hd Chicago TFtbUne.
CLEVELAND, o., March SILL. +. Hittch-
house, u young fellow Of leisure, WAS nr-
rested this afternoon md charged Will, be-
ing fugitive from justice. Richard r.
pullcl,, Secrctury Of The Hall Safe AMI Luck
Company, OF Cincinnati. arrived IN this city
this morning alltt notified Superintendent
Sctlnitt TINT ltittenhousc, dcfaultlng agent
OF tlle Company, nnd who, hu clalnIed, is
under indictment III New York Stnte for
ElnhtzzleMert, WIN somewhere III cluye!nlui
Ing ny agent OF tho Iiull Culnpa1Iy, en,bezz!ud
funds to the amount III nhuut
sl,2u0+ pullcn claims. aEso, that Kitten
house, once before. while III ttle
TO n considerable nnioilnt, but. upon lis
promising to d0 better III tho future, tho Conl.
pnny, instead Of prosecuting hin, reitistated
hllu In Ills position.
, 1881-04-01
lpeFk1btGtlk St1fe5x1e e.

Cosclfo, Tux., March Ea.--A prominent sheep
tnnn ot thts county nnnle John Arden, fl'rlitt-
" Ot st. Iuuls committed stiut.le ~ sun Angelo
last Saturday otcn4 ny cat!sD ~ KNOWN sv,i,s TT
mat,tcr. Dit,ug tho day Ae al!lllu hs vii! nsll
otherwise arranged Gis business ntlaifs. Nhsa
iu tho atpre ut ". y, Week tn tho evening ho
snut himself through tho lett *!AD with 4 W!H-
chcslur 5iilu. Tue shot mt producing thu t!e'
slrc elIect ho throw out tho smpty slvlt, rnt ~
luoutb, aud tIreI Tho ball pHs.ed nut lust AtoSa
Tho lgit Oyo, aud ho expired tu Gew minutes,
, 1881-04-01

Epfetol Dtspafeh to TIE chltdco Tribune.
ToNoSro, AIarCh 3l.-'rhe officers OF tho
Grand Trumkls ailwny hnye not yet glyen up
tho notion Of entering Into tratl!c-alllnnce-
which Is but apotlicr lalno for ama1garna-
t,on-with tho Great Western Road. It IL
believed TINT, by such an ALLIANCES: Matl ny
cutting down tho number Of tratllc.aRNnts
u,lu athor employees, q fsavlng OF E3D0 ,U0
d year could bU effected.
, 1881-04-01

joIIET. ILL.,, Alarc. sl.-Ja1Iles I.ou,,, aged
10. NllMlusttl insanp aild sent tu tt,u Eluln
Asylum by the VIII County Court last Nu-
St!H''cr. ESCAPED ft11n that Institution nbout
Christmas aud retnrled to Ills fathers house
thur t:.sa city. Last AlKht llu bera,Gu pOs-
hres.A Of " !lal 1rvuk u,xl set ilrr u thu
lwtllinE. which wns CONSUMED, With liz cOl.
, 1881-04-01

Is l,s.y yonastcr Gf yory 10y brcGtl,
II mistress n Young Rsrl living III bis
nwu neIghborhoo'. l'pernIng Il ii ycnrs ot nEr;
Ntl whn il uf tho Fare nyr. lives viii, hla
parc1,ts ,,cnrly npImsst llnxct,a hong. IioertlnH
md O'NGl Will Iii. arrested III tinlu to 10 brought
Into t0ttrt this morning.
, 1881-04-01

row Mr.. Mccarthy, for the defense. n..l Mr..
Oster, for lilo prosecution, will address tho
iury. II Is expected TINT cncI, address will
Inst over three hours. Tho Chief Justice will
Charge the Jury Oil Saturday. md nlso says
TINT lie will want about tllrce hours. It Is
gcncrnly believed tint the cnsu for tho plaint-
III Inns bccn strengthened nt this trlnI.
, 1881-04-01

Sun fn1ne.ro Ersniay Fusl, Marehss
1t WIS uiulluna cut dlaulOnd OH Hush street
yesterday III tho theutrlenl world. whereby lungs
\ taIc. iIctore tue soldeno company cu,,,u here
It wus announced thut Asnury Sullivan, ltSs.s,
VI tue Standard Theatre, haL ls,nde satisfactory
arrangements, etc., to psny tho 6oduno troupe
ut hls thcatre. they being undur engagement tu
Ms, Locke. Thu arrAugemuntS apuaar u haya