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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-09-20

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ss H. Laws & BRo's
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-09-20

Finy barrels choice -four, at
% NJ DAVIS & Bios.
, 1881-07-12

TUE Pension Agent dlsburscti tho largo sum Of
S3l1,01 yesterday.
Ar tho Snb-Trcastiry ycsterdny $1,000 Ia sl.
yer and a:o,O00 III gold wns dlspurted. The re-
cctpts Of silver amounted TO $lsoD.
TttE internnl.tcvcnno receipts yesterday
amounted to s;s,:aS5 Of which 81. ..s,o rms for
spirits, g. $50 for tobacco nttd utgnrt $20i4 for
beer. and sl.s1l for hank taxcs.
COLLECTOR SAITH, us Dlsbursing Agent OF tho
1lcw Custom ffouan, hns received authority to
purchase savcnty-tlve now CLOCKS for tho build
litg,-nn Improvement which has been much
nccucd.
cof~ KINNEY Inns completed thu examination
of tee accounts or Collso'or ilnryey's occ. and
1as fDrwMt1lHs! MA report. showing TINT tito nr-
counts nrc right to a uuut and that tho Office Is
III excellent condition.
l'OsrsiAsTEn pAt.MEn hns received notice Of
prntsd on iii paers seiis ii II nt, ] ratos nj s"%u %ier
ths second class Of mail tuattor. This rt,i.
Ing ing esspeGsaly s a,scts the b. pa6tshors y, IL @ q r..
With ws5s iii ssass s'f Tor " ha Seet ssf Il pUr s
tie hcH.hon generally. Uu,fcr thIa ruling cveit
tho lllreRenornto will be supplied with fresh
issuGs.
THE Canadian banks havo boom acsved witt,
oyordut nHainst them. II they dn not pay with
h ten days they te lnble to ai' additional pen
@ ~ y M M sozqs Moo "1 e1 o1x T 1cm tho
~ petition for reiantiinE on the sro!lnI ii
f.,se. md tho leEll questions involscd referred
huslness III Chicago have sLKniiled their intcn-
tton ut pnylng under. protest..
}FDLt.Ow1Sn Is tho list Df dutiablo gools re-
reivcl nj tho Custom. 1Iotisg yesterday: George
4. Grant, l0 ci.scs fur Mrta; Chicago fuhlIe H.
hrary, cases books; Hold, A1urtlucis l. Fischer,
;MsO M eases condensed milk: vcrgho, Ituhl'ag +
Go. p easss cr!ooKery W!a9a e ros. s,ses ry
st.nmonts' IT, ~ ? baies gYnny sacks; hurley tyr
wnro: t'ergho. lsuhlInx & Co.. . cases glassware:
schWeltxer 4 1Iccr9 cnses uhinMwarc. i. cnses
toyA. etc.: T. fsrAct. csk wine: llarnum 1teps.,
II cascs !1oIls. eto; hurley & Tyrrcii. Il pnck-
agcs earthenware; Fowler Bros. :::5U sucks suit;
J. H. ln naerlcdcn & llro .sd barrrla cllrrants l0l
bugs nlmnnls. y balss wnlnuts: Hitchcock l.
00 to,is salt: Fowler ros.. s35 tut,s sait iogcrs
l. &C.. - tons Px;iron; Marsh l,ros. y c., i|5o)
lh,!lway Company, 400 cedar railway TICS, :::,iD
cc:lar posts: Goutaen1w s ldImls, 7.09 cetiar
rN!lway tlos:. Jnhn 1arrlck, 10 scords tuu-
pnrk. Tho collections wGru St., III.
, 1881-07-12
THE WILDEY CENTENNIAL.
AN ORGANIZED MOvEstEST TO FlTLY CELE-


Another meeting WINS held Mt tho Palmer
House last night Ut Odd Fellows representing
the various loges Of tho city, for tho purpose Of
further perfcctlng arrangements for tho nrgau-
ization OF III assoC!atfon which shnl hnye for
ono OF Its principal abtouts tho proper obsorv-
ancc Of recurring anniversaries Of the birth nf
Tho,nas Wlldey, tho founder ut Odd-Fcllowshtp
in Auer[ca, DR.. ]. Ward Ellis presided.
Trof. Louis Kosttcr. Chairman OF tho Commit
tco on Permanent Organization, roporio! con-
etitution, which provided thnt tito organization
shouA b. known rs tho wIt.!cy Association Of
Illinois; that lis 1bjpct SHOULD lie II maintain Il
permanent organization OF Odd Fellows, ntly,Il,s.0
tho good Af tho Order, anu t!tttnRty commence
rhtc tho recurring anniversaries Ut Thun!.lA
WIldcy's birth, pnrt!cufnrly tho ono hnnlrudth,
which oceura .an. l6, lbss; that thu Ol1lcora
should con.ist of Il prcsdent. vlce- Isca!Itent,
OF Directors; that tho Initiation tEc anil annual
dues should he cnch 81: that my Utl.l- -FellDw III
kool stnMtng should be cgIbl0 tU lncsnl,cr-
ship: aud thAt tho regular meetings RtDuld 10
held On the secund MouiAy OF tito months Ut
July. October, January, mud Aprit.
Tho rupurt was nlNptg,i, ailu officers Wero
ehosnn al futltMs: PrestdotIt, ". II. cr0ckcr;
Yice. President, j. C. BMlth; HcerUtury, ttnrvcy
Hhuldon: Treasurer, John Snut:ar; 5iArshHl,
yictnr Oirartllu; Directors, Thomas Sultnn,
L:,uts Ksstor. j. l.. narnun,, 8. a. stilsor, and j.
Ward Ellis.
Attsr ,lduptng some resolutions Of sympathy
ttoua ara tnuntlonGlt elsewhcru, tho AssnuIutlon
nt!10urnc1 to tic tirdt MonlMy in 6eticMlDpr,
Whan y general moctlng will b0 hcia ut tho
&tuI1u pugit!c.
, 1881-07-12
THE DEADLY REVOLVER.

Potter Anderson. II aoapmnkor employed In
Kinks soar-fnrtory, livlny at No. lit MtIwau-
koo avenue. committed suicide ut 7;.0 yosterday
morning by shooting Himself thrco times IT, tho
loft broast With a largo caihro sulf-cocklnE re-
volvcr Ut Frunrh Manufacturc., Thor1 wcre Mt
frst somB s!!Hht suspicion nf foul play, mud tho
wife OF the tlccensed WIS tnlkcn into custody ay
tho police Of tho West Chicavo Avenue Station.
Investigation roltevHl her of all blame, nl,d
thrco hotirs lnlur sho wns set ut liberty. .otrH.
Anderson keeps n restaurant aul thriylng
III aud l5U Milwaukee avenue. Hor hls,ynnd hali
for II long tInno pasr Icen Intensely jealous Of
driven Iro,. tho housu for having dared to ailow
ortlfnnry cn.trtcsy to tho lundlatly. OF rceunt
date ono lterinar A1ralis!nlson, n blacksmith
amer than all tho rcst tnGatlior, aid sutur.l'iy
hsuht, WhGn Anderson WAs'ljf UHG Ut hiA ICMtuus
tantr!.uss, ~ put blu, out Of iho house; ~ hn!
that Same ulKht IL enupp otia,lcunen whoi ho
inyltc'l Into the huuho took nway from hin II
to 10 u harmless mix,urc. ad Xnslcrsdn ."sI VIA
annoyed bcca!so Of, tho truth coming to tho
knowledge uf has ac'linintHnccs. Ito apted
stra1sNrly nil Sunday and uarY yestordny ln1rll-
Ing. About Ills lust nut was to vfslt fr!oln' on
Ihslfann HtrCet who Ind ltnrrwotl his revolver II
1 Ss as ~ Ss HSo pass IT, sas"sfy j. y fH' nase 5 s
to rctir!nE tn hIa room bo: showed It hottie Ut
iauou,n' 10 'lo!nsstIo naInvd r1lIlo I'etqrsos..
Another Mrs. Anderson living In No. 11D, ulI-
stnrs hcarl tho SHOTS Ire.l in quick succession,
s, at o!tso , alarmed z, Thy oter Inn,atcs Yr the
roDn1, Init tho Hlrl l'atersn, etrected cntrance
with Il pt.s-kny. Tla snoke bud not yct cleared
nsny whom sha ontorod, but Anderson was al-
Tho Coroner comnsnccd tho inquest ycstor.
ay aFternooa ad after hGa,r1!n a the ,yit-
Abraha has nut GSsn SOON sincu he WI; WIS
Garea tsat b1T awy " fr9n tao 2Sss Is 5
, 1881-07-12
CASUALTIES.
BADLY HURT.
8psetdl Dispatth 10 Thu Chftdop Itttuns.

HADL1 llU1tIs
speetal DAspatth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
snEtnyvl1r,E, 1ml., July ll.-Qutte m
excitement WIS created about half.past 0
O'Clock this morning by tic report that one
Ut the bonr,lers Mt Tho lsny llousc lia,t fallci,
out OF window md WINS fatally hurt. Last
Friday eycnlng tho lion Gilman Rascr, n
prominent attorney, MI .ex,Jldga of Kill
iMnntly. ILL.,, mud Il member Of tho present
I!egfslnt0re Of TINT State cn,Ile to tfie Ray
llollsu and rcglstcrctl, representing that llo
wol,ld bc hers for scyGral dnys attending t,
s,lnu legal business. lie Is han Of about TO
0r o. ytars OF nge, MD Will weigh about
200 pounds. Sfiice Ills arrival ho has been
ilntisp0sCd. Tlo clerk ulld olie OF the pro-
prIetvrs have Ind to sit up. will, him mid
watch him tor funr lint in his !!eltrlum hu
would t[o l'insulf nil injury. To. prevent
Min from wandering hwny from the hotel
fil8 door Of Ills room or the Office
Ipg, md 1t is supposed that lc li.itl
aesermlned to get out, md, finding tile door
locked. had Undertaken to climb ont Ut the
Wlntl0W, underneath which Ia WIS found.
An examination fatlcl to ruvenl uny bruktti
bones. but l,e Inns suffered Internal injuries
TINT mny be fatal. It is learned tlat liz Is 4
man Of nleal,s and ability. Ills family hive
been notified, and some OF them viii proba-
bly, be here tomorrow.
, 1881-07-12
THE STATE CAPITAL. y
Appointed Rln1a Comta,lsstoner - liz
,ss ccsscl to Orgsnizc.

Appointed sRln3e Commissioner liz
ss ccslscl to Organize.
r8pte1al utpa:eh 10 TIA Uhtesso Tribune.
S1'RlS0FIgl.l', ILL.,, july 1l.-The Governor
t0-tlay appointed y. P, Dartlett, Of Quincy, rs
State FISH Commissioner, and Henry g,
Nichols, OF Quincy, as Public Administrator
OF Adams County,
Tho Secretary Of State to-tlay issued II.
cerses TO organizes to tho following corpora-
ttons: The lArls Elge-rool Company, l'arls,
Edgar County; capital, 5000; corporators,
z. V. l.odge. q. s. Jo,,es, Henry Van Sslar.
Thc' Missouri Il Now Mexico Mining IL
Snlelt!nK Company, East st. Louis; capital,
500. 200; corporators, It. +. W!ngate, john
y. Fayos!te, nenta.nin X LlppIncott. Tie
Thunder Lay Iron Mining Company, Chi-
rago;, capltal, S6U0,oW; corMiratOrs,
i. Whselar, Tic Excelsior oil
6toyu Manufacturing Company, UhIcaEu;
capital, VIC, ,00U; corpa.ntars, f., II. Walker,
i. N. Iion9r9, a. W, Plumb The EaEis
Foundry, Chicago; cApitAt, $4,000: Inc0rpor-
ators, n: II. Jones, L., u. Fuller, J0li, j,
Walsh: This Superior parbed Wlrs Com.
pany, Chicago; clpitAl, 100000; corp0rafors,
1teubrn Ellwool, j. <. U.etldsi., j, U. Tt Tott
Hiram E!lwood, 1saac l.. Eilwoo1, =.
, 1881-07-12
THE w1NNETKA VICTIM.

TILE W1NN EEiAA VlCTlM.
INp1cAT1oNe THAT 1tE wAs rorEMtAN orF1-
CtAL htIOilT tN llTS ACCNUST3.
Tho Ktao F1rto 9'rtsse, OF vienna, has tho
following telcsraphto dispatch trom itctchon.
- ST,'s 4; s:'!sss # e!oAo!rn,s.,ss, n. .se.
t,on of thu heaiiess a.ly ts,,ai near .Winnetkn.
Many thlnEa In. tho eo!h1ng and othnr effects
ear g a aho VIZ ssFp.s rs .rs Sts fa ns tS hym is.
Mayor Shirmer had tho AtnercnH report pull
,o 1 III. r. tha ftaDp
aorf. iopf, 4 brother Vi tho murdered man,
1axaz itt,rr. y,
appeared hcforc tho Ncschenbttrg authorities
t, st',, stasc. s siat TIE toowng pints fau9s.
Firstly, his Srothor's bcssti NH har wsro ,i u
tlend ulan: soco'lIiy,. no wore ..s,'srendors
With sto satnq prcs,lar tncklo; tnirdly, ihe DE-
mems NL tho cloth uf Wtrh tho cunt was Undo
as,.! atst' tho lining werp pru!uerI, whci, aKreed
W,ti, the deseript!on g!yen u ti's clothing q Thy
on It III voll icttors sh0 printed nd!!rcss nf tho
tailUr-tn-wit: 'joseph lfauscr. ftnt,nuYnssc.
l.echgMb.rs': fsth.y. ',o hnl, ~ lettpr written
4 cory OF THE HOTEL CARD
Of tho tavern City af, Munich, y i,tnner Of
whtcn cards wore tollnl upon hfs botly.. lfcncu
It Ia thnKht TINT the Identification Of tho MIR
t1erol 'nan with lKu.4 lops, or Niossors,!orr. Is
proyut. Tho cnitsn Ut hs lltRht to America WIS
stniel last fnll; that therp wera Irregularities
4! tho management nf the affairs Of tllo town Of
Nossers.orl. and HI Investigation OF tho treAs.
ury nttur the flight showed a tlcl,clt of 1000
Eulrn.
Tnis Identification Is vcry rrobahly tho cor
rect uile. Tho lQttpr* III tho cont, rs rUnh BY
Tits TRIBUNE ropurter lust aIny. differ tn sonto
RESPECTS ffs'tn the st.lb given lh tho dispatch,
hut ttcy woro very liIeNIt,le. ind It was With
cnHslsielslbo difficulty thst TINY woro tt,Ade out
ut hl The reporter rend llhnse. ior nstnnGc, IT.
stcMd Of lfRusor, hut that lufstko wnx natural
ohe. With TINT exception, tkvre WIS substantial
nRrGerNtnt. 1t apt,usr+ liow thht Tho t1niI flupf
ctsno to this country Inst fall, Hud brought with
him inoncy. Ttpro was
MOTIVE rot ltIa MURDER,
md all thnt now rcsnnns Is fur tho police to SEQ
II thoy can trace tllu ns nny !ocHl hotel, which
Will probably bo difficult, sinc0 he doubtless
reKstcrcd, + he reglsurrd ut nts. under ntosher
tau1n than h1A bwn; alld uis0 to Eeg II thor can
find my traco OF his cHtnpan!on. II is unlikely
that either OF those things Will oeeur. md tho
probabilities aro that tho murder Of Dir, lfQps
will never bD lCtuctEl.
, 1881-07-12
DlACING UP TIE BABIES,
INAUGURATION or TltE FLOATING HOSPITALS


SUMMER Wpltk.
Tho Floating Hospital Association inuug,l-
rntcd Its sixth summer cnmpnlEt, yesterday, tho
Hospital boat muk'nK tl,rue trips from tho foot
OF Clark streut to the North nvonno pier. AL.
though this thrcntonIn9 weather prevented MY
considerable rush, such Us marked lust years
opening, Yet tho duck presented III auImntod
nppcarahcu when tho little plcnsure-boat Hrot
nartS 1ta t. was s,,t taking on ear her nnsssxors All
Hutnntipn by Or. j. d. Andrews, In or.ler that
m contagious c'lsos nItRht bo tuken ol,
suul, wero prcscntetl. Gen. Joseph stoekton,
Se ss o. re- 'saK al sprs n tho 10 As*ocn!o
hn!f-hour's delightful rIdo over tho bounding
hillnws. tho pier WIS reAehod and inrlinE
wntcr. Everything was in readiness to recciyo
tho partys and thu little tolks wero suon
IsONpIS0 ON THE riEM.
climbing intb tho swings. aud tusnbllng in tho
l!nker, tho Hospital Afatr,n, nnd Dr. Jcuuy Il.
{ ~ s r .es' n ~ ry9i'sla w;rS on The
In conversation with Gen. Stockton tho re-
inur's work shun list year, when iiooG mothers
1nr @ on1Gn ttba vtsited III sho cr During ~ tho
tholr bnLIcs v!nR ii. tho vicinity. Tho effect Of.
tho !tttio ones yastcrday was noticeable as SOM
4uitt oas brscei up, and sialo tbcir prescuco
Known with nll tho cAcrKy Of robust baby hood.
Nof only t,io t1nole*. but tho mothers. wcrc In.
vK1ratcd W the refreshing hreczcs Of tho lake,
aud ovcry thought OF INIT kitchens and sumo.
eating sleeping rooms seemed to bo dropped
out Ut mind In tho hnpptncas OF the nuyol oxpe-
riunco. a considerable PARTON Of tue pier ia
protected frt,In tho sun by awnings. aud lii caso
Of storm tho +" putcnts" can find shaltcr ,ti
substantial building which has bcen erected for
the purpose. Abundant supplies Of crackers
anh milk nro Furnished without cost, aud q Btovo
Ia provided tor t'luthers whose children rc1ulro
is u SUCCESS. Thu pntIonis take only NATURES
remedies. nnd don't kn0w tl1oy ure Undergoing
treatment. Tho biggest doso Of ozono docs not
eMtlae IL single wry flice,
The bont will tnAke tfroo trips each forenoon
exEcpt Saturday and Sunday, aud will cuntiuu0
tho pier the boat will limit its trips IL tho break
Wptur,
, 1881-07-12

AWARDING TIM Coal CONTkAGTa-TltE NQNQux
~ MOVE, TOWARDS ANOTHER SALE.
Tho County Nqard held regular session yos.
terday aftornoon, CqHtnlssloncr purtngton In
tho CHAIR aud all DO members prcaent.
The mlautos OF tho meetings held at tho
auction sAo Of iastweak wern approved.
Commissioner Rtnno introduced the ulual
statutory rcsoution.9s .9sterrIns tho muster of tho
equalization Of tA1qs to. tho Committee. on
Equalization of Taxes. Tho resolution WAS
adopted. ) ~,
The Grand jury for August was drawn, a. fol.
lowGs -
joel 0ur!ey, Jpsepn Stott, Desptalnea; George
Deacon. NJ. ee11..E South Dearborn sttoot; D, ".
nOsley, No. ~ Waln,lt atreet; Fred UaFuafd,
NJ. ls8 Wost Randolph stseet; William
street, Adam Weoklcs. Lake Wow; Isaao
, 1881-07-12
COAL MINES.


Spsftet bhpattA 10 7hs cAteaao gttbun&s
La 6ALIE, Ill.,, July 1l.-The coal miners
OF La aalle, Peru, and OElesby, who have
dono no work slnce the LIST Inst, completed
arrangements tEday witt. the mtno owners
BY wlItch they arc to receive u, SO, alld 90
cents pcr ton for lnin!ug during pe1!od Of
twelve months, > >
The Dr., SteiRer Glass Company are erect
Ing large furnace ut their works for the
, 1881-07-12

Indigestion, dyspopsla, nervous pro4tsation,
aEd a!l form,s Of sSlsral debility fa!toyoa W
ny Il HIT TGno re
nutrit!olls properties. It u not i tnere atimu-
lHnt like the cxtraota Of boor, but eoutAlus
t4lnlng pr1r0ftlea,. II Invaluable Ia oil etlftV-
bleed ooudluona, whother tho result OF o1heue-
ton, neFvoils, ptostral!on. oyoEwork, or acute
nary complaints. Caswetl, Iiuzartl g. Cd, pro.
irf0tors. Now York. For sale by druygleta.
, 1881-07-12

pn1pose Of manufacturing gus to nsc In
direct to thu pols rs l,as been thG custom
llerctoforc. 1t L. expected Tint this will .cf-
feet q great saving III f1IDl. alltl also cnablo
the Company to ccon0mtzu labur,
, 1881-07-12

Iiausnn, No, HsN Milwaukee avsn,,n: William +.
e set Fsy SrnSs n ss mys
i,auxc. M. lii Chcaao nvsnuo; ,ia,l ii. Mott
,lnwncy, tl,oou: sntthsns I'onne,t: .t!nnrgo ".
NJ i! so.i tt f;sniInn s,reat; William H. tosers
AZ: ~ West Mnnroa strGct; .1ohn t!ylen, lfy'!c
tk ras 1c"t, W. H. s'sce, 4sa g%ss E sS
arioy : if Ss Sse"oS SsSS "asa; essnSs: "s bava g.
Tho sotn!.nnnnnl report of tho shortf. for tho
1,x months ending Mnr 81 WA referred to tho
q ftn,a Fsdc nj h R fs ss 5
lIllls amounting to siV,si wsr,. iavor,,6ly re.
Thu CosnlnIttue o,I jail and Jail Accounts re-
ported u, favor nf lottlng tho cnntrnut for cal.
SSs Sss s snfts ss n% * nean e ''e ae Sr Gsn cd
nf Si4 stlld tho contr1lct for tho homework III
!",s seS srHtors .r q tt'cpartent q te ai! o J. s.
was approved.
Tho Committees on 1'ublls Service reported In
snr!ais parties, as aistAdy reported. Tho bids
"9ri 3 B. :; ;stttS!,ts!Nwfiio,Oln, 1,,, ,n, rou crt.
o.c per Gnty @ sea asm e''}ce ssS1s VICE.
i. 4 Anlioit-Norna School, VIII. j. L. lfafG:
y Iwny!an ni II eons fnr sty elvoy Il up to oot.
,:G.,tnn,Is.loaer Aibfixht wantcd to know wheth-
snl Kcs tic cotsn.i, sn prsl,'rca III papor n %S
A., A., he could vst xs: stsoator ooai which wss
Gon,'nissiuner III n II bNo|fi sa tho award should
he bnscsi nn tho responsibility Of tho firms bid
ding. &s.a Eead letters showing that 1ir. stono
.Comul.ssioiasr. Clark called far a .1ivlstou OF
M The M 5spar Tas NJ S,n Mas ordsEf md yetu tske
tho rep6rt was adopted BY n vote of ycas L. L,
, 1881-07-12
A FALLING BRIDGE,

= OPe1H* 777sp0te7s 70 NV Sa'Et0QV 1FFVHHbs
Quincy, H., July ll.-Wltle Frank Rey.
notls, II farmer OF this county, WIS driving
field engine oil tl.a highway Saturday iii
Missouri, uppostt here, II hrldge broke down.
lie suffered Injuries from which lie tllett
yesterday; The remains wore, brought lero
to.lay md sent hon,e for burial
, 1881-07-12
CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO CARS.

CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO CA1tS.
Special Dtspatsh to Tbs Chteuao Tribune.
STnEAToll. ILL.,, July 1t.-A miner by the
rn'nu OF Shines, working III tha un,p1oy Of
tla Chicago. Wilmington Il Vcrm!lton Conl
Company Mt tleir No. 1 shaft. was caught
hotwetAa twn ears In the mine to-day mud
lamtncd up considerably, his left hand being
prvkc1.
, 1881-07-12

Suicide and Dyspepsta.
A most remarkable euro for dyspepsia, "Wclls'
!Ioalth !telleWer." tho groAteat t0nlu. best bill.
!uus and Llycr lfemely kuoWn. 81. DfuRYistA,
Depot, 81 Lake etroet.
, 1881-07-12
BIRTHS.


cilArlN::sv ATSON-At the Church Of tho Tr,s,.
nEutntlon. Now YORK Eity July T. y tho Inv Il. {
EunninE!lnm Mr. william q. Ghnpn. Or l'fnv!dents
!Atn WHtson, Ea1, " ""f"
, 1881-07-12
a RUNAWAY TEAM.

Sptetal Dispateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DUNDEE, ILL.,, July t1.-This afternoon
team belonging to Oris Mason, n farmer l!y-
Ing y few miles cast Of this place, hecAIno
frightened. running away and throwing
tujurnE him,
, 1881-07-12
LEFT THE TRACK.
dpfttdi fltlpnseh to T7is Ehteaoo TIL

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July11,-'rhe Lake Erie
K Western 1,ontl Ind another snasll-,ip dur
inE tho ntght near 1ndlun Creek, west of this
cftv. 4 train Of ,.nlout!csl freight cars wcro
being taken westward, anh when ong of tlle
cars III the forward ci,,l Of the train left the
truck, seyel, others buing tuken otr III cu1,st.-
tllellgc. Thu ears were sCltterttl nGout very
sida tho trnck lii Eontl sl,Nuc, nild otlurs he
luz demolished. EnouElt, however, .were utl
the rnils IN prevent u pHssnge of triitns. mud
tie passenger fran Chicago. tluu here nt III
nbout hali-past d tliis morning. ,Thp ncci-
dent was cn,isrtl by having a defective car III
tho WIN Of tile trnin. Tho damage IL q tlNnr-
claf ono ouly, no one being injured.
, 1881-07-12
THE CITY.
w GENERAL.

A ZEN EltA1Is
WA BAILEY, Miles City, N. r., Is at this Ire.
wan,
non1 -,
mont. .'''''' '''
II. D. MoK,sxxy, Now Yofk, Is at tho Tre-
mont ..-.
Leland,
o,,,v,,d =, 1,o,,o. ,totv. 4. Mt TIM
Palmer.
Fr.scts II, rosrE1. or Austin, Tex, Is Mt tho
palmor.
Jouv u. RAYMOND, unitcd Marshal for Da-
kotu, is at tho Palmer.
ALI SWAN md II. $. Van Tassoll, Of. f.Choyonnc,
"yo. i'' arc "' sno 1"'.no', ,uu.
ItonArlo G. ilURGtHAttp. Director OF tho Mint
wa'hnatou. Il at tho ,I, Pacific. ...,,, n.,o.
saiF ~ M i ~ she ae 81
II. W. 0wtXsEn' OF New iofx, r5esaen'o asn' "
tho National isa''Foau cn'o' ls NJ .no i"c''.'.
j. AMhtE1t, Secretary o1 tho Cat'2ons aeso-
visit. vist 70 -, IT. l"ul anu s'n'oa''''s' 'o 's'u''
":cs TIN '1r, Livery Mons Association mot at tho
Grand raonc last evening. but did no business,
appointed TO wait OIL tho Mayor. At the M ncxt y;
mc..inS a,n schod"le or uniform pF'ees Will ~
aaa..s %N uisa d Mess r. epsfsxs
IMtitinw WIS rs follows; B,i, m. II degrees; Il.
H.. ": IL a, NJ, ID; ii a. M, 4: j. tl i D. H.,
S7:3p p. NJ. 5n: p MI. n: p' n.' -. naro1otcr'
8 q. t'.. .9.i0; y y. ILL.,. s".6".
A ,sEautAu fncotIng Of tho st. Georges :ocin-
~ wns hni,l inst uv,Ininr Mt tho Sbpr1r,a to,so.
s1,n 0riy bl,snrss ons was tho consideration ut
tho propricty Of Greeting ,1onnn,rut in Tho s,-
clntr's 'nt nj 1fosrhiIl, Md thp conclusion 0f Mr-
-an.n,,r,is r,,r thn rlrniH tn In he1,1 Auv 1.
, 1881-07-12

SFse4d1 UQpdtth 10 1As Cht6d0o IF16an,.
SrREATolt, ILL.,, July 11.-A blacksmith,
Ell Johnson BY name, employed by tho Chi
cago, Wilmington & Verlnllfon Goa! Conf
pany. ut tlleir No. 9 shut, was severely IT.
jured totlnY by tho Dursting Of MI emery
Ills face was badly blown to pieces, a1,ti lia
recovery Is doubtful. This explosion OF tho
wheel wis causcl ny the rapility Ut Its CELL
trif,lEQt force,
, 1881-07-12
TIE ClTY.uALL.

ALL tho provisions In favor Of del!nQucnts ex-
plzo with the present mouth, and tho water will
, 1881-07-12
HOOKED J5Y A COW,

oI*sH*k 79FsUUtt3f 70 1N$ EFNFHuo IFauuhH*
STnEATor, III, July liza llttle 5-yenr old
boy Of r. W. lIurst's, of this city. was
hooked It, the groin by u COW last evening,
1ntilcttty n 8UyeTe wound.
, 1881-07-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

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ESsSs 4: :t Moaehells..... !E;st,,ss4o,
4ss,:ss 4sSS.ss. ,l{ssss s::ss Vase
}lIuury IltEschluK. ..,,,,, ~. .Ehtcago.
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5fah 5oh4as;das 4; aa1a' r. 'x;s:;dt. Ill Snssss4 ss1siN Il,
4Joh1Il 4. b5nXsl....,., BY, ,,,@4 tiaslinxs,
alks. Emslle 1aaTuan. ~. .Chlcaa0.
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-10
Electric Light in Akron. Ohio.

The Scientific American thus re-
fers to the electric light recently in
troduced in Akron, Ohio, for street.
lighting purposes:
The town 10 lighted by two
groups of lamps, one supported by
an iron tower rising 20S feet above
the street, the other by wooden
mast on the observatory of Buchtel
College, about 40 feet higher than
the tower lamps. Eeach group
consists of four lamps Of 1000 cam
die power each, or an aggregate
light Of $4,000 candle power. The
chief novelty of the system is the
tall tower, made of boiler plate 55
sections, each so inches in length.
At the bottom the diameter of the
tower is 8 feet; at the top, 8 inches.
The tower Is steadied by six
wrought iron guys reaching
to the top. Over the lamps
is fve.foot Cooper reflector,
which serves also as as hood.
Thirty feet from the street is o
wrought iron balcony, to which the
lamps are lowered for trimming.
The entire electric current is 9,1l0
feet, the conducting wire being of
copper. The total cost of setting up
the system, including boilers, en-
gines, etc., was S11.3l7, and the
cost OF running the lights year is
estimated at ST, $50. The cost of the
iron tower was 1909 The light
promised from the two centers Is to
De equivalent to bright moonlight
over a circuit of half mile radius
from each group Of lights, or two
circular areas each one mile in
diameter. 1t IL thought that four
more centers Of illumination would
supply the entire city. From 800 to
400 or more street gas lamps will be
displaced by the electric lamps now
in operation.