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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-09-22
THE ORGANIZATION OF AN.
OTHER POOL.

The stock men of Sand Creek
aud blackberry creeks met at
John McKinney's ranch, Barbour
county, Kansas, Sept 18th, 1881,
for the purpose Of forming a pool.
a permanent organization was
effected by electing VIM. Lockard
chairman and j. w. Mckinney
secretary. The following gentle
men were present and took part
in the meeting: VIM. Lockard,
-. Mckinney ,McGrath Bros., W..
III. McColl, John Eiler, Mckinney
Bros. and j. A. Lockard. On mo.
ton John Eller, John McGrath
and j. w. Kinney were selected
as a committee for forming rules
for the government of the pool.
n recess of 20 minutes was taken
TO allow time for the committee
TO report. The committee then
made the following report, which
was adopted:
LIST, There shall be selected an
executive committee of 3 mem.
bers whose duty shall be 90 e..
tablish boundary lines, To- see
that there are sufficient fire
guards, and TO attend to all bust.
ness that may arise between
meetings.
odd, That no person or persons
not members OF this Pool shall be
allowed TO establish any camp or
turn loose any stock within the
Fool boundaries. without first oh.
taining permission from the exec.
utive committee,
3rd. That the executive com
mittee have power to make an
assessment against each mem
Der Of the Pool according TO the
number Of cattle each has, TO set.
tie all expenses that may arise
against the Pool.
Ith. That the executive com
mlttee have power TO discharge
all men not doing as they may
direct and employ other men to
al the places.
The following executive com.
mittee was unanimously elected :
James Lockard, A. w. Mckinney
and John Eiler.
The following boundary lines
were agreed upon by the execu-
tive committee: Commencing at
tho northeast corner Of Stith Il
Watkins pasture fence, north TO
the Little Mule Creek divide,
then following the divide be-
tween Little Mule and Hackber.
~ creeks, then west on the di-
vide between Cedar and Sand
Creeks and Bear Creek, thence
west TO the line OF the Comanche
county Pool, then following that
line TO the northwest corner OF
Stth u Watkins pasture fence
then east to the place Of begin.
ING.
The meeting then adjourned
with the request that the Medi.
cine Lodge papers publish the
proceedings Of the meeting.
VIM. LoCKARD, President.
j. w. MCKINNEY, Secy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.
RING THE BELLS SOFT THY,
HANG GRAPE ON THE DOOR.
GROWING 1tHrpOF BATTTttNG wtTu TuE
CHtW DESTROYER. Tur MARrYRED
PRESIDENT SINKS CAtMEY INTO
IuE sLuuHFR TuAr KNOWS
no MAEINN.

When this paper was issued last wecf,
everything seemed favorable for the rapid
recovery Of The President but a uldcn
change in the symptoms took place on
Saturday, and in spite Of the heroic efforts
OF the most akinful physicians in the land,
he rapidly grew worse. and at 1890 Mon.
day evening, the spirit OF President Gar
field took IL flight 10 that far away realm
f.om whence no soul has ever returned
Tho whole Nation, from north to south
and from east TO west, without regard 10
race, color or politics, felt thrill Of sad
ness when the news was flashed over the
wires. There are not CROUCH words in
the English language for the people Of
these Uaited States to express their hat
red for the dcpcable william who murder.
ed the President in coin blood.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-09-22
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE STOCK
MEETING.

At The regular meeting Of the
ID. q. 5. @. A. held at Medicine
Lodge, on Saturday, Sept. 18th,
the following business was trans
acted, viz
On motion the names of Oliver
Brisbin, IL. II. Whitney, W. Y.
Talbot, A. X. Mckinney, T. @.
O'Harra, w. II. Dilley, Pool Saw.
age, j. II. Wheat aud f. G..
Keith we're proposed and accept.
ed as members Of the organiza.
ton.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-09-22
TERMS, osPER YEAR IN ADvANCE

Ho:.ce 20 9eZl1qacEtc.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-09-22

Brands: Heart upside down on left hip /.
Ear marks wallow fork in each ear
on some cattle. Another lot branded IL
on side and hip and rail on either side.
Some branded on side and Z on left
hip-crop in lett underhalf crop in right
Some branded III on side and III on left
hip-crop and underbit each ear. An
other lot II on left side. Another lot
Arrow brand on left hip-split in each
ear.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-09-22

All of the above ctttle are held on
Evans range in Comanche county.
Any person or persons selling or ship
ping cattle bearing these brands and
marks, without legal power Of attorney
will be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-09-22
BRANDS, Ear marks, &C.,
-)oF THE(-
''Comanche County Peel eel ;.
EV ANS. HUN
TER & EVANS.

Rail on eithe r
side and bar un-
der the tail. Ear
marks - Jingle
Bob In each. ear.
Additional
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-09-22

Oliver Il kaulm. N brought us in a sam
pie Of their bread, and we can assure our
readers that it Is splendid. Try them.
, 1881-11-02

Thero Is no doubt tllat Ill incUntestnble
contract at iifc-insurauce-hy whlcll we
mean policy of insurance whose validity
cannot be disputed By tho company TINT Is
sued Its worth more to the insured than
l,oltcy Of tho ordinary kind. It's popularity
Is shown by the very largo business done last
ycnr mud tliis year by the Enultnblu Llft AS
sllrRtlce Society, wlnse policies becul1lg tlc01l-
testnble when ttlay ,rv thren years Old. The
business III this snclety Is reported To bt IafG-
cr than TINT Of any utller llfc-lnsatralce cotil-
pany III tho world.
Other things which hive drawn TIM pnpll-
lar tayor 10 thu Equitable S0citty nrethe facts
tliat the language Of its policies Is plAin aud
iutelligible; that the conditions 1T tho con-
trnct arc simple anti devoid OF tho tcchncnll-
ties md nrdupus provisions wl!tcll.alayo !9ng
teen Incorporated IN the policies OF other
companies; nru TINT It's tneontcstnble' policies
are paItl promptly. Us .s0ou as satisfactory
proofs OF the doash Ut tie insured are ro-
cetyed. ,.......,
from the published letters Of seyernl Of ino;i'
who have held It's fOnllne savEngs-fl'nd poll
cIea. Iii these letters acknowledgements hfe
made Of tho receipt Of dividends Of 70 pot
cent and upward OH tho premiums paid: Tile
in,iUense business of the society and Its inala'
clAl strength nre Wgli known. It M,
nO,ll,ccs In our advertising columns that II
has Sl!0, ,000, ,QD0 nf outstanding Insurance,
ssa, ,0o. QUO In assets, and nearly $40 ,ooooo III
surplus,
, 1881-11-02

DfsMAllCK's SUPPORTERS.
VIENNA, Nov. 1.-Tho I'otitictl Core
spondcncc publishes q scinf-uil1cial leller
from Berlin, stating t!lat tito members of the
former Cuntre party III the Relc,lstag will
now becolne the devoted supporters Of Dts-
marck, Mt moment fra,Kht With deep altxt-
city for tho Vatlcall.
THE JEWS
hero instituted proceedings agninst DR..
Soecker for tho part he Is taking III stirring
Up tho people against tho Jews. Tho Public
Prosecutor hns begun action against tho
editor and publisher Of the Rcfchshc'n'i,
conducted by lIourici, n notorious "Jow-
lmiter," on account of a pocin In 1t approy-
Ing tho persecution OF tho Jews.
DEFEATED.
The passing Ut tic Tobacco Monopoly and
Stato Insurance bills Is rendered practically
impossible iii view Of the result Of the cleo
tlon.
coNuEcyED COMPLETE: NETUlSa
from, :s95 election districts show that OF the
successful candidates n are Conservatives
! u Free Conservatives, 100 meInbers OF thu
Centre purity, 81 National Lfbernls, 81 Seces
stOn1sts, IS rrogrcsslsts, > members of the
| larty Of tho People. Ii Poles, and II Tar
| tIculnrists and protcstors. Tho politics d
| four Of tlie successful candidates Is no
deilntt. Ono hundred second ballots ars
necessary.
, 1881-11-02

us) ra,nc NJ, during tho say and contributed
tlc,r sLaro iuwaftts tho clrctinn expenses.
Jlmrc h naturally Rrent. deal nt l,nltKna-
finn GxlrrsseI priyatclyand III public against
ttI!Y procedure, and
rlIE r0YrMAsTEIt II iiuESniY BLAMED
itilnr j,htul. n. his urofesse Il desire to prtt-
tel Ills e,niployts, bit was mt ni,lware Of
very isrtlnrnily re'nnrk;;, Ill.,, "'l'hs , number @
i'y itS lns ss''as besI, Ir1ou,srk,.bly xrent W1@t
cilcct tltus tho 1'ost1'!astnr think It
must iaye upon the integrlty pf tint hrancl
Ut thf. service II tue ie'icfcarrinfs arti sr'
paying tho Caultaign COMMITTEES money
wlstcli they chi, Ill sparu, because they need
II for tietr families ~
, 1881-11-02
THE BRITISH,


LONDON, Nov. 1.-Tha Standard says:
d!adstone conteiNplntes resignlng the Chnn-
ceilosshlp' OF the ExclieQuer shortly, aisd also
xtoa1'ds Tor tho belief that l,e ,1ctlltates re-
utins altoRcther from official l!ie."
4ao 0atlu cUs, a!ludjng to tho Sta,ld-
afus atatemeEts In regard 10 Gladstone,
@se they arc reckless differences from fact
lohS familiar to tho public.
aAAArlVs TO THE JsuMOtlEu M1NlsrKNIAr4
r,u, CHANGES,
ulaastone, replying to correspondent, tele-
Mapna ~ follows: "Theru Is nothing OF
any KIND to ID added to my public dgclara-
1ioh on tIlis subject"
j.. THIS 1lEFEns
% uladstone's speech ut Lea.ls, tie 7ttl ult.,
y. nnea TO said It WIS not TOR him, whose life
TaA drawing to Its Inevitable c!oso, to mn
M,pato as. tho long future they desired for him,
se' aa would laavc tho affairs OF the country
adeuce @ $50 "'''A' ~ ''">A WIZ
THE "srAsnAap's" srArEMENrs
.ekatalnR tho retirement Of 0ladstnue are
s.9aeeMcea BY tha Iatt Mall huxetto wholly
sf0andless,
,, saE REV. dEotturs GRANVILLE ulsAnLEY
"as oeeh Installed Dean Of Westminster.
-. thu GDLtlElliEs
~. y. southwest Lancashire stopped Until
-.suay' nssaIsaay' II the demand for All adyance Is
weekly. "~''' $~"'
,,,,4 nk BRIGHTON AuTuAN HANDICAP,
hs:e :e aoa half, WAS won by Espaua, 6pltz-
sf,tseh second, Friar Hush third. I.urIllard's
|s1s'*4s was anlong four other starters.
,;..,. LEFRox, :.t
o0Qe bl4 Aaa beeu found arainak Arthur
, 1881-11-02

Tho Accidents on the Railways YcA1
ttfdMy.

Tho Accidents OH the Railways Yca"
ttrdMJ.
ST. LOFTS, No., Nov. IA collision of two
fright trains on the ChEcagn l. Alton tEatl-
road, ncar Carlnvltc, ILL.,, last night, cal1scd
tic, death uf Charles W. Payne, brakeman.
BDth engines arn complete wrecks. Eight
frcIHtil-cars wcru totally ,lcslr1yed. nn,l
many badly damaged: Loss atont s4U.W9:
LXycA sfxi.. l'a., Nov. La freight train
MI the Columbia y f"rt Deposit isailrnati a.
a landslide. 'rie fnc9nntlye mid alx cars
were thrown intn THO Susuuehanlin River.
and the renlninlcr tefesel gars} comptetely
wrecked. The bosly Ut Ellis Duct. tiin IN.
Elneer, las Int yet. been fottltl, and Is fN..
lieve.i 10 br under if!e enRne in the river.
'Tie fireman was seriously Injured.
lip xlat Di.p4ten to The CAlena" f'ahurk.
f)Ecarun. ILL.,. Nyv. 1.,-,l.nst might at Y
o'clock broken ruil M tho Wabash l!nstl
fuur miles east of Decatur threw THE bag-
gnec-cnr If tlie passenger train Dtf ailtt tore
lip TIC track for nearly twenty fret. West
b,1iItl J,assenger trains were delayed seven
lultrs. Sob0dy was seriously hurt.
, 1881-11-02

IcfroY for the murder Of tinl.i III tho
Brighton HALLWAY carriage tho a7tlt Of June.
Ct.osEB.
This being soM1-.tlt1iitnl posting day III tho
accounting department Of tho ltnnk 6f Fiji
glatld, tha bnnk md tic Stock EXCHANGE arc
closed.
fell tot1ay In London md various parts Of
England.
THE INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION, AID
PEACE ASSOCIATION
rasscd resolution lnslay recording Its satis-
faction with the sef,ttc 10 thg English flng nt
Yorktown. Such MI Incident. tho resolution
says, Ia unparalleled III IIlstory. antl must
ever remain Of deep international Interest.
IL regards tho net ~ welellty and Significant
testimony to ttle eternal oblivion Ut l1l ntlt-
mosltlcs resulting from tlte Wnr OF 1ndc-
bendciice, and NJ MI cfllpl,attc expression III
brothcrIy lore existing between Eng1ai.d and
America.
HEAVY sNUW-SrO,,Ns AMI GALES
nre reported throughout Eitg1nr. lit sev-
erul parts Of The midland counties there arc
Two feet Of snow on tho HrUuna.
MUH1c{rAt. EI.Et-r!Uys
throughout Elg1gtd a1N Wales, III a great
many cases, show important Conservative
| gutns.
'.rhc SUCCESS Of tic Conservatives Is espe-
CHILLY observable III towns where 1rfsl, ot1-
posed tu tho Liberals reside.
No HErLy III 1ILA1NE.
LIVERPOOL, N0y. t.-'rho Cotricr's Lon.
tton correspondent l,ns go0d authority for
stating that Lord Granville, British Foreign
Secretary, i,as drawn up Ito reply To sccrc'
tary Ulaine's I.ote relative tn tho Panama
Canal mud the Mo,roo doctrine. Thcre Inns
been att exchange Of yiuws between Uratt
vile auI tho Freucl, Nttuister ar Forelg,
Atfalrs. but no joint reply IS likcly to bt
| lnadc.
plsole 1,olERrsov SMITH.
EptNDUH0, Nov. l.-1nlluentInl supporter:
OF Prof. Robertson Stmltl;, requested to sus
pend teachlnR Ills CLASSES at Aberdeen Uni
vcrslty, yesterday presented lin with book!
valued ut II ,0o0 1t was announced tint I
sum. lad bgcn raised sttllel1nt to secur,
Prof. Smith lnrger salnry than llo receIvet
before oustch from his Aberdeen Professor
SEiu
, 1881-11-02

Kcller,s Picture. Fra inc Factory Hurned
Out

Kc1lerss Picture. FRAME Factory burned
ont.
Tho alarm from Box 7ei ut 11:N o'clock
last night, followed byn3-ll alarm slxteell
minutes later, was caused by tic discovery
of fire III tho boEler.ruon nt the rear Of George
kcller's pEcture-franIc, nloldtng, and ,nIr-
ror factory, Nos. II to 81 Illinois street.
The blnzc WAS first seen BY Walter Roach.
the Captain Of tho tug-bUat J. Y. Wood, alld
by hln called to the attention OF tho night
watclmali Of tho establishment, 4 German
,,al.lc.l Fritz BuclIor. The latter turned
III the alarla, When first scan tho
ire seemed 10 bp confined to the combined
boiler-rootn atld ary-klltl. two.slory brick
structure connected with the n,aiN building
at tho rear. Tho dryinR:room was over tho
boller-roo,u,. aud 1t appeared 10 those
who saw tile ilro III lis carly
stage @ thoagl' the sest Of TIE s,h's's n'afS
Oyurllenle&l. The tire spEeaa rapidly. and
So0ll the 1,alm building, u tllrce-8tory frame
structure, ,5oxSo feet " dlntenslohs 9la
Tires storIes hle WITH tts intatn'ti'able
easts s ynrs' t. was a's'sSas oas ays sp u cs Ths;
apparatus Of the Fire Department hayl1g OK
puriencpd no ltttie difficulty In progressing
through the lense and deep una ot the
streets III te ,!eiEhborl,oo werG % soqe%!'as r.. nay
Of wuter Ind begun III earllest the danger Ut
further spreading wus Nvertel and tho t1re!
spon, under control. Tho b9tlcf-ronii4 anu
tile interior Of thu tnntn building wero coin
will doubtless pFove to he q total luss., In
tho bulgr-rot1m were nothing but tue engines,
but i'll the factory proper w9s large at0ck
Of expeuslye woods, m cor'iises, Hlolttiiigs,
GaY0iiti repair by tlle Dire, snake, aud water.
Next tn tho 4nctOry. oil tile enst, BtDud nllt'
, 1881-11-02

Sr. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 1.-sfiss R"sa Lee
Boyd, ynntg indy of q, residing 'ear
Mexico, No., was burned to death yesterday.
She WIS subject to rpffoptic fits. md was
seized with one while sitting henr the fire.
S,,e fell OH the hearth and her dress WIS set
in Il bnze. No one was III the lsouse Mt the
lime. and The Etrl wns ttern!ly lUastetl nlIye
Tie Boyd family recently calte from 1lti~
nnfS.
, 1881-11-02

Tucson, Arl., Nov. 1.-Aivices from Al
tar, Sonora, say tho Alcxicnns 'laye taken
possession Of the Snn FelIsto Mine, whlcl,
company Of Americans we're working, baslnE
their ctalm OIL Il tccl,ntcaltty. Tlta Ameri-
cans presented a protest to Gov. Orttzo, who
refused to notice It, and put the Mexleans In
possession.
, 1881-11-02
4 IFuntstnnn Fntn1ly %laot.
Rns-{nt Dtfnufch In Tia Ehtsaao 3{ttufs.

1p2tt41 B31uttT
GttAxn ltAriDs, NifclI., Nnv. l.-i.afnyette
Taylor, uf urandyile, III tl1ls county, one of
the tirla Of Day l. Taylor, Of tho plaster tnf|s,
which furnished tile tirangers Of the State,
was accidentally slint III ole OF his legs
while out III II l,,utnv expedition near Ma'-
ton, in this Staae, last Saturday. Ills leg
l.at to a,nputate It yesterday, aud he diet
from the shock nj the wound alitl the ninph-
tqttnn tllls morning. liz leaves fAm!ly.
Ills rslnaills will be brought llerc tor burial.
, 1881-11-02

Specfaf Dispdtch to The fhteapo IFthuns
CAHlISvILLE, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-The largo
norring-nl1[ Of Lancaster Il Erwin. Of I'll
rar,l, WIS destroyed by lire tonight The loss
o,p building and contents will amount to S15,
0o0, Insured for s7,0oU, distributed in tic
following conlpantcs:; The Insurance Com.
AhOn, $4,000; Nlillers', Association, Sa,0o.
Notllng wns s,tvcti. Thu wheat IN sioux
was nll consumed.
, 1881-11-02
All ARnlIT A DIAMOND STUD,

Charles Lambert, walter in tue boseon oye"
ter House, Is locked up at tue Armory upo"
ckarae Of lurccny preferred ny Joseph soCortl,
Of No. III l.A AaIte street, The o.anplasnatt
alleges that during gcultio Ia tue oystur; hoMsg
Lnmbtrt weru Implicated, the latter snatchG!l
from his shirt front tllainola stud worth I'll
Tho stud WIS not recovered.
, 1881-11-02
At Bradford Lnite, 11tcit., Lows s14 900,
insurance &B.0n0.
f'hffudd TfihunN.

SpttAl Utoalth % 1ha Ehlfa5o 7TabHnfs
East SAnlS.&w. Hlfcli., Nov. LA special
says II crcu1al-s1w mill at Bradford Lake,
vi, the Macklnaw Division Of the Mieh1gan
Central 1!atlroad, owned By Wright, Wells
Il Co., Of Saginaw City. caught fire under
tile enRtnc-bed Mt 5 O'Clock this morning aild
was tu.nlJy destroyed. 4 shingle and small
plu1!llE ,lill wns attached. l.uYs, $l4,0o0;
Insured fl tile Springfield Fire u Mnrlne a,ld
Michigan Fire Il Marine, sll,aD each: H.
s,tralce Fire Association and Pennsylvania
Companies, SLED each: Central American,
$1,000. TIlt 1ull llat cut this season LUZ, ,00
feet Of lumber, over half Of which was In the
yard, but escnped.
, 1881-11-02
POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS.

THE PECULIAR sIAASEl, IN WHICH I'LL.
"MACniSE' IL RUN.
8pseia& Dsputeh to Tne Chieaeo Tribune
New YonK, Nov. i.-Tl,b manner In whtcl,
tho political innchtne IL, ttits city Is rln Is
peculiar and Interesting. There has beon Il
good dea! sald Of into ngafnst the assessing
Ut employees Of tho post-otlcc and custonl'
house for campaign purposes,< and Fast
master Pearson and Collector Robinson favo
laado very strong professions OF adesormina-
tlon to put q stop to tho practice It possible,
Tho manner Ii, which this hns beon doIle by
tho Postmaster lliny be CLEANED fr0nl the
eycnts at tie Astor House yesterday.
Between tho hours OF 10 d. III. antl
4 p. Ill.,, tho busiest hours ot
the day, large nun,berof lottcr.carricrs aid
postal-clerks were away froul their beats tu
attend to Mr. Hugh Gardner, NIL agent up
pointed by the Republican State Committee
to collect contributions from the letter
carriers and post.otllce clerks
FOit THE CAMPAIGN FuNn.
He established himself in the Astor House,
Room No. Ill, AMI Between 10 and o'c'uck
n steady stream OF p0st-utlcc employ 3Gs
pressed Into Atr, NartlMer's presence, who sat
bel,,itl tabe With his coat OFT and his sll!rt-
aIreyes rollal up, nnl n pllo Of blink re-
celpts ut hts side. At ono entt Ut tho
table sat clerk With book before him COLI
ta!ntng the natllus Of tho lust-otllce nhl.
plpyts, their salaries, aud tho amounts of tito
assessments w!ltcl. they lad been requested
to pay for political purposes: Mr; uat!llur
SEEMS to have hcgn selected Tor tlls business
bccauso lie was formerly ennloyed ln tta
post-otico as Inspector OF Stations, ana con.
aequtntly he was well acquainted with tho
employees WHO yesterday voluntarily calno
to sev l!tnt III Rool, NJ; III at flts written r.
quest.n ile greeted zach employee cheerfnlly.
6ut lust no tiMa t1l proceeding to business:
ENcll c0mer took from his pocket roll 0t
bills or silver dollars, with
4 N0ricE THAT I'll: WAS 70 PAY
10 much to aid the purity III tts cui!palgn on
| pelses. The money was pald to Mr. GArtl-
iIer, who KaVe Il receipt, and tho mama Wls
checked OH by ole ut llla assistants. Once IN
While carrier would ask Il less than tt!o
amount requested would not ba satisfactory,
rs lle nceded the '!lonvy for his family, bit
| Nr. tiartlnef Invariably refused such Mpt!tAls.
stattAg that HI. wanted the wt,uta or nuthtn9,
an ths whole ,s Mas rot lSnE " fortt,san,
with thu baiief that IT II was
nothing" oil wolld 10 bis head. About
, 1881-11-02

A HERETO NOT MUCH OF 4 LION IN CAIRO.
CA1no, Nov. 1.-Tho editor Of the French
paper Epuptc, suppressed for calling Ma
l,olnet fnlse prophet, llas placed himself
under tlla protection Of the French Consul,
owing to tho Sl1eiks having voted his death.
BY tho advice OF the Consul. the editor re-
turns to France.
, 1881-11-02
i Fearful Sccne III tho Streets OF Lin.
cOina LII.

Epftfdf DLtDdlth 70 7hf Ehicd9o 7FtbhHe.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Oct. 3l.-As h young fad
about IL years of nge was riding horse
nlone Third street to-day the nnitnnl took
fright Mt s0,nc object a!1u threw him off, but
tho boys foot caught In tlla sttrrup atpl lio
WIS dragged along the ground and KICKED
by tic frightened l:orsu until fcarfu!!y
crushed vii. torn. The nslinal Was Ana!!y
caught and tue unfortunate boy rescued, but
l,e brcathetl his Last Just NJ, he was released
fruln the fntnl ssulu of the stirrIp.
, 1881-11-02

Special E'51d$tH 70 II. EHEtHt9 1Tt54Ht-
Boswell. Ind., Oct. 3l.-~As tho engine Of
tile morning passenger train going enss oil
the li,ko Eric l. Western Railway whtstled
for this station, alout 5::}0 this morning, TIM
engine struck horse lying oil tile track a1ml
was thrown Of, 'fl,v tender WINS completely
overturned and mi, over the engineer, Giles
Uorc. Of Lafayette, instantly killing him BY
breaking Ills sieck. The Agen.a!s was consl0-
erubly bruised.
, 1881-11-02

prrrsnrRa, Pa., Nov. l.-fhu hinge
wurks ami carpenter shop Ut OlEsnr Bros. &
Phillips Allegheny 1liil burned this even
luz. The cntlre building embracing tleso
sllups. III feet long a1d ioo tect Wide. WAS
destroyed. together with some vcrT valuable
machinery mud tools. Loss between $40, 600
aud $50, 900; illsurAllcc, Soij,00o.
, 1881-11-02
CONFEDERATE BONDS,

pntxAnEsHMiA, Pa.. Nov. l.-LarGc pur-
cl,ases Of Confederate bonds uFe being 1slado
l,ure Tor Enelisl, customers. Tho prite TO-
dpy Is Sc for 81 900. Tho securities brought
l,erv come from Virginia. North Carolina
and hiurV1lttu.
, 1881-11-02

COMMERCE WITH ITALY.
PARIS, Nov. l.-Negotlations for COM
incuial troaty with Italy aro so0u to bo sat[s~
factorlly concluded.
ExAGuE11ATED.
PARIS, NOV. 1.-The Cabinet Council de-
clare all reports Of s!ckncss In the army III
Tunls exaggerated.
, 1881-11-02
4 Lady Thrown from Wagon Mt n
Railway Cronsfnr.

3pEe1aE Dfipdl<h 70 TIE I,5G1dE7 If1SIW
DECATUR, ILL.,, Nov. l.-Mrs. John Cobie
was thrown from II wugon ut tho broadway
crossing Of the Wabass, i.na!wny, and ntte of
her tl,pbs wns broken ut tic knee iotnt. 4
suit to rucovcr damages from the. road will
probably fnllow. The team scared ut a pnss-
ir1r locomotive.
, 1881-11-02
Death Of n Claild Through Criminal
CMrc3fAntbx.


spttidt Dtspatth to Tae Chfeo1o Tribune.
CLEvELASu, O., Nov, IA 4-ycar-ola
cllthl nu,nctl Max Cullen met with Il horrible
scu,h tl,!s morning. Phillip Stelts threw iii
empty ,secr-keg from 4 th!r<t-story window
on Tic yla,!uct. whiul, struck the child OIL
tf,t. head, crushing 1t in frlgl,ful hummer.
md thu child .Ete.l shortly nfterwnrd. Stclts
]ins been arrested.
, 1881-11-02

At Monticello, TIta&.-Loss $4,000.
MEM ORLEANS, nov. 1.-The Times special
reports tho burulng Of four stores ut Mo1,tl-
cello, Miss, occupied By 4. Cohen i Sons.
G. Il. Dale. ]. ". benson, and Pepper L. Gar
rctt. Loss, $4,000.
, 1881-11-02

rEAcE AND COSFIpENCE.
VIENNA, Nov. l.-isaron yon Dock, Chief
of Stnfr, has started for Tront, III Tyrol, to
nscprtaln what parts OF tic Notifications rt-.
Gently begun call be discontinued.
, 1881-11-02

this morning. having died suddenly fron'
same unkt,nwp cause. Several months aEn
sl.e received n fail whtcl, Injured l!cr hip
and cu.ltiued her to tho hoIsBe. aud her fenlf!
Tits inor!,tng is supposed to llave resulted
fruln The fail,