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When to Stop Advertising.

When every man has become SO thor
oughly creature of habit that he will
certainly buy this year where he bought
last year,
When Younger, and fresher. and
spunkier concerns in your line cease
starting up and using the newspapers
in telling the people how much better
they can do for them than you can.
When nobody else thinks, it pays TO
advertise.
When population ceases to multiply,
and the generation that crowd on after
YOU. and never heard otyou, stop COM
ing on.
When YOU have convinced every
body whose life will touch yours that
YOU have better goods and lower pr
ces than they can get anywhere out
side OF your store.
When YOU perceive It TO be the rule
that men who never do and never did
advertise are outstrlpplng their neigh
bors in the same line ofbusiness. :
When men stop making fortunes
,;pbt in your sight; solely through the
d;scree, use of this mighty agent.
When you can forget The words of
che shrewdest and most successful bus
mess men concerning the main cause
of their prosperity.
When YOU had rather have your
own way and fail tran to take advice
and win.
when you want to go out OF busl-
ness with a stock on hand.
When you want to get no OF ''ie
trouble of waiting on customers.
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Ciphered Out.


An old darkey, who works around
town by the day and is very proud of
his reputation for extra ordinary ability
in ciphering. called on Gilhoolv yester-
day with a view to get settlement,
in cash, for work done in Gilhooly 5
garden.
We'll. Uncle Ben said the major.
how much do owe you!
Use worked fer We leben days at d
dollar day. boss, an if yer hand me a
piece of paper an a pencil I'll cipher it
out fur Yer" Uncle Ben got the paper
and. pretending to figure on it, he said:
"Leben days at dollar a day. Lem
me see; ought's ought. ciphers CT
pher. figures a figure, two ter carry an
one ter throw away. Leben dollars.
by gosh. Boss. yer owes me perzackly
'l,.l.en dollars.
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4 reformed ticket agent, now en-
gagged in mercantile pursuit. and
who looks back with profound melan-
chollv and remorse to his wicked career.
as he sailed IN as ticket agent. told
me that once. in his sinful days, he was
employed at Chicago on a through
line from that Incorporated Boreas on
the lake to New YORK city which. made
up of new combination. was buck
ing against Vanderbilt. To extend
its custom the Combination had at
Chicago a corps of able-b0died runners.
to seize watarers by the throat and fetch
them up to the ticket agent, where the
innocent traveller was to be talked into
ticket over the combination.
One day an ab'e-bodied rutfian came,
leading upa rough looking customer.
who wished to purchase ticket to
New York by the way Of Cleveland.
The combination did not touch Cleve-
land. But evidently the old white hat
ted, looSe-trousered. coarse booted coun-
TRUMAN. with his white head and Cog.
Cling look. did rot know what he want
ed. II was for the ticket agent to care
for him; so he ratified on tickets on hand
until tbemiserable gogle-eyed old mut-
lie toes had extracted from fat wallet
the price and shamhled awkwardly
away.
say. old fellow. asked friend who
happened TO he in the Office, do Won
know who You sold ticket TO them"
Some old fool of a corn-cracker.
Not bit OF it-that was Horace
Greeley.
Zee whillicans. and he wanted to 20
TO Cleveland.
Yes. he billed to lecture there. and
the Tribune will give your combination
the d-fcr the swindle.
That's so. Put your cheek to this
hole till find him.
Away ran the ticket agent. 1t was
not difficult to find the hotel at which
the venerable philosopher lodged. TIL.
ticket found him in the reading-room.
pouring over stale issue of the Trib-
une He tapped Horace on the shout
der. and the philosopher looked up with
the chiid-like expression of his, that
seemed to come out from open eyesand
month.
Il beg Your pardon, said the agent.
hut sold you a ticket 10 New York
a while since. and made mistake.
In the money suppose, replied
Horace dryly.
No. sir; in the route. ! remember
ed after you lett. Won said Cleveland.
Now the ticket | gave YOU will not take
Won 10 Cleveland.
The h ii don't. cried Greeley.
starting up.
We'll. young man, l can tell YOU
that would be great disappointment
10 Cleveland.
Il don't know anything about that.
but | did not want any man TO miss
his way through any fault of mine. SO
I've been in every hotel in Chicago at-
Ter VOC"
The ID you have
Il have. That's the right ticket. It's
over a rival line. But my honor, sir,
rises above trick. bought the right
ticket for you and if you will give me
the old one we will be even
Young man, " said Horace, fishing
from MS capacious pocket the ticket
OF the combination. You are very
good-too good, come to think of it,
for ticket agent. Leave that. good
Young man before your innocent nature
Is corrupted, or your patcnt-screw, pod
anger line is bursted up. Go west,
Young man; go west. = Washington
Capitol.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

Send address for illustrated circular which
think gives positive proof of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unquali-
fled success Ia our knowledge, for beast a.
well a.
Price 81. per bottle, or six bottles for 50.
ALL DRrGGIsTS have il or can get il for You,
or it will hc sent 10 any address ON receipt
Of price by the proprietors. DIR. b. j. KEN
DALI " CO.. Eno,bur@h Falls. Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DR, =. s. SUIvELY.
NOVINGER STATION. MO.
Having permanently located AT that place. viii
promptly attend ali calls In the line ofhs profess
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A NJ SMITH. Successor TO W. F. Smith &
a. VA SOM
Notary Public. Real Estate and Tax
Paving Agent

Buys anl scll,'on commission. makes collections.
amin.s iities abstracts writes deeds OF
yeyance. Have sale large tracts Of the most de-
sirabie grazing lands, ii low figures either In Adair
or adjoining counties. well wsfered aud eau give
time ON payments suit purchaser with low rate of
interest Lands especially a,ahed !" sheep raising.
being elevated and rolling. Have also large list
Itprov farms In from ~ acres Ia any de-
sired amount mark and tiguouss TO otflyin
range. Also town property and building sites No.
Registry fee-correspondence with BOn-residents
owning land, or town property in this or adjoining
out sale is effected. A NJ, SMITH, kirksyille. No.,
Lock Box 5.
, 1881-05-28

handkerchief en 1a'ot. The train wns Of a.
vcr-cs,!o ed hntfn. suspended from tho
ehon'dcr md ettachrd tr tho drcts hy
fin lmdrr4. On tito tr7llu waH cmDr1'i}-
croti, IN applique, tho ancient md wcl-knswn
cont .uf nrm* of tho t,amps't,!, % Argyll
ported byits !lnn.tgulrs. onE!c, arsentl was sur,
inotlntcd by tho Wild btHfs hnn!l tprnpcrl. md
brneath ras the tirvice. NE cohtIviscasts.3 !n
tho antilue ciotn Of xt,ld cf tho eyrouuy. ar1 In
tl,o ctoth u! silver OIL wheh. II. II nt, n sra.
l.'strc like tho tInia Of nj. opal. Tho whole
nfter tho s,ylo ot tho hcredicm ~ m"achevcments"
OF tho fourteenth century. Tho lions werp in
decd lions. and t'nre M rcten!h1nrtca to IT.,
fnnwktsn 'lrtnslle dos" Of the Georgian period
Ut hcrstIdy. Every part pf this dreta wet OK.
csutcd with tim shtn. skill. esen Z, tho dnlnty
tureh Tho ian Of silver fray and black ostrich
plttlt.ez WIS mounted On MI antique silver pom
Inrsl. Or 'ekcn1tthu," which SERVED ~ hAHdlr:
Tho bt,uo,ut, to 0blfqntnry IN Mi mtx1crn fiji
tlrs,ss. was br tawny. y.rc Hroftecs niid sscr-rrny
R[rnt1ees cnrryinr out THO color nl tho rnppnMrt- M
believe That this s tho first INSTANCE since tho
end OF the fiftcenth century uf Indy nppcnr-
ing Il, n coi,rt ceremony such a. nw!nR. rnon
with hnr hcrndc cuYntzanccs forming the orna-
ncntauUua uf Ter dress.
, 1881-05-28

Tho Truateea Of the OsDotnnntl Southern hall
WAY mot yesterday t1orn!ug Ill spcclal seasloe1,
with n full bonrtl, and took up tho anlo or !cns8
qlcstiun. Tho revised formH Of leaa1 Or snlo. ns
tho Sinking Fund, wcro submitted BY AE. kit.
trotge. The alterations have bccn given n tho
tD,tIIntrctai. 1t will DO remembered that FGrM
No. Y, or guaranteed percentage plum, WIS Ut tho
high 1ont- -mcetluE ind abide NJ l'1t worth fur~
thor lisousaion. atter being enusc.lfatHt by tle
viii be seen from tho following rcsolusions thnt
tho Trlatccs now talto up Tits discarded form,
put URck Its yltalet aud mike their approval or
reAlnehs tn advprt!de Any or n!l OF tha !offns
contingent upon tho approval Of tito ono:
Kesarcd, Tint Ii, atlvorta!nF, fnr propnsals for
the sl.io ur lesu OF tho entire limo Ut railway. III
accordance with tho resolutions heretofore
ndopto1. the Board tnyitua such PROPOSALS t0r
sIf6 upon tho conditions hotBwlth fll0d, tnnrkea
..Conditions Of salo Of tho Ctnuntatl Southern
conditions Expressed In each Of tho three forms
hcrewith flol, EnaEkcd respectively. :" Form NO.
]. Form No. :. Form No. u, Cincinnati Southern
Nesojrei, Thnt tho Hecrcsary be Instructed to
communicate COPY ot tho fore9ntlg rcsoiauon
Hoard of Trustees OF tho S!nk!nK Fund OF Ctn-
cltlRtl. and that III SO doing ho communicate 70
them tint 1t iB the sense Of tho lfoarI that the
terms and conditions In tho tevrrHl forms OF
Icaao afe, approved by this Hoard only ~ tho
uvcnt thnt proposals nre Invited upon al! Of snid
Thesd resolutions werG ndnpted ny vote OF
. to I, YGns-MGok, lluuhcF, and HishOp
Nnys-FcrgnsuN and Greenwood. AH&ho Donrds
arG especially prohibited from doing nnythtnE
to haYc support from tho majority Of tho other,
the otltlook for deadlock, until frcah lcXisla-
luton can be lind or until public opinion forces
somebody 10 yield ground, Is grave ono.
, 1881-05-28
A NEW LINE TO CHICAGO.
EutetnI Utspotch to The Chteaeu Tribune.

NEW YouK, May 27.-A short timc ago n
cornoration under the title OF tho Richmond
IL Allegheny 1snilroad Company was orean-
lied to build railroad from Richmond, W.,
to Wttlla,usons, III Pennsylvania. with tho
ultimate intention Of extending tho line to
l'litsburg. Tllcy purchased the Ricl'nond&
Allegheny Caral, atld have constructed abont
nInrty miles OF rond along the towpatIl At
n conference hold In this city on Thursday 1t
was agreed to consolidate the road with tho
Ohlo Central nnl to construct rond from
Willamsons 10 Athens. O.. OIL the Int
ter road, thus forming n through
line from Richmond to Chicago,
and also to st. Louis ns soon rs negotiations tor
n branch to tho Inter city now being cRrrtcd
on on bchnif OF tho Ohio Central arc completed.
Ton million dollars has been subscribed In this
city towards tue prop0sed cxtehatuns md I'm
provGnenta OF tho cptisolllatett llne. Tho luGa-
ton OF approving tho consolidation will bo a,ll-
nlttted to the atOokn0ldora Of tho Hohtnnnd s.
Allegheny Itallroad ut Il meeting to bo hglu III
RJehinuild Juno "a. 4 eitsnr Eueetlng Ut tho
stockholt1rs of tho Ohio Contral ttatlrOHd hns
beun ealctl to take plneo ln Toledo June p Mr.:
F. o. FrrNch, Of this city. Is to bo President OF
the Company. Tho terms Of tho consolidation
have not be0n made public.
, 1881-05-28

NEW Yo1,K, May 27.-At the afternoon scs-
sion Of tho Reformed Episcopalians, Bishop
Fall0ws sn1d Edwnrd Marlin had given n
valuable plot Of land near Glifcago to tho
Church for purposes Of education, with n
prov[so tllata theological seminary bo erected
thereon al II cost Of not less tfInn $4,000,
TO be known as tho Martin College
OF The0lney. Resolutions wgre adopted
that candidates fur tho ministry must
10 Under tho snpcrvinon at 1'resbyters who uro
tncmbers Of Martin College. Collections for tlo
support Of tho sntne arg to DO tHktn Zip ln al!
the money pad to tho Gonorat Treasurer Of tho
Church.
ttcsolutions wero adopted approving ut CALI
it,x torr,rcrHncb convention, to bo holt1 ut GAr
ntngn JUNO Fl, and ssktng for the cooperation ot
all iersons In such tneitHrcs us ty be nuoptt4!
By the Convention to prptGut tho alarming spread
or intcmpcr1ncC.
, 1881-05-28

FsNF&2& Ibtp1tEA 10 4A$ tsHaFAto 4IS4A"
DosT0H, Mny 37.-Tte National Womnrl-
Suffrage Convention, which closetl to-day.
wins rather remarkable for what it did not ac-
conlplish. Tho speeches were again Oil tho
aggressive. Mrs. Isabella lcccl,er lockers
gives good idea OF the general tenor. She
nrguetl that, while IL was weil to keep ,.p tho
agitation before Congress ard the State
Legislatures, the time for petitions had
go,.e by aud tho day had come
fur boldly demanding the right Of
franchise, to which tho old Constitution plainly
ontittoA shesn. Womon should reftso to pny
taxus without representation and parsIstcntly
it1sist on being registered. Then State test
casca could be made and carried into the state
Courts for docs!uu. Mrs, Hooker wlahol that a
wolnnu President might be elccte,l. 80 that the
wh0l0 Anvlo. Su1un rico might for once i'1 H1i-
der tho mnther lhilaencn III politics. Tho seeo-
lutluns, adopted without tl!1tusslon. de.
luaIliA tint thu right OF suffrage ahntid
be baael on citizenship Without distinction Of
Sex; shat 1t is tho duty ot CunKrcas to submit q
proposition for Sixteenth Amendment, pro.
hIbttIue States from dsIrnnehIstl,g Dn account
Ct sox; ttat women hayo tho rlK,t 70 voto i, az
tho suffrage amendments In indihnh. NGbrhhka
and Orrg0i,. At hla reception to the sno1nbnrd
to-day Gov. Long nnnnl nuea himself a. heartily
Ia favor OF the movement.
, 1881-05-28
JOHN @, THOMPSON.

COLUMBUS, o., May s7.-Western Asso-
ctated Press dispatches from Washington
contain a statement relative to John q.
Thompson, Sergeant-at-Arllls OF tho Natlon'
nj uouso OF Representatives, which tho
friends 0f TINT gentleman clatm DO him III
Justice. In an inserviuw regarding this sub.
jcct tonight Mr. Thompson mado the fol-
lowing statement:
"The Press dispatch you refer to Is rldlcn-
!ous, and fuise SO fur III It concerns INC. No
draft drawn by any luenbor Of Congress fox
,is salary was ever presented " the Ser
geant-at-Arlas during NY term OF Office which
was not pail. Mr. Winship. Ut Clrcleyllle.
o., is my cashIer: ile Z una VI Tho tnoet thor.
uf IN tho whole country. Had shers bsen any
81: 81. Rast e u
lea y wit.,oss ot that fsst. si1. " haxe r., 70
check or draft has boen pres0hted to the ssT-
geaut. at AEtue that has nut btGu paid. Thefe'
for0 tho rup0ft In question 10 Wltapus efusa OF
tOupd6Gou."
, 1881-05-28
POLITICAL.
STRIVING rot sporLs.

STRIVING rot SpOtLs.
Special 1n1rspondsnet " The chtedpo 7rtbunt.
LINCOLN, Neb., May N.-1'he rather sur.
prislnH tntefltGcnce was conveyed to Gen.
Otto Funks, Postmaster OF Lincoln, late Sat
urday afternoon Ut last week, that 1t would
be acceptable to Senator VAu Wyck and 9TH
crs ut Washington II he would stop down
and out Tllo news canie by telegraph, and
wns In tho shape OF warning, rather than
command. II WIS thought at first to be
hoax, but Investigation proved the contrary.
and at once the Generals frlends
set about getting at tho true In
wardness OF tile matter. 1t WINS
well known that Senator Van Wyck has no
good feelings toward this city, and It was
thought that he would care little as to the nh
pointments ile made here. and this belief
seams to havc been we'll founded. On his
recommendation, tho name Of Gen. j. c.
Mcbride, ex-State Treasurer Of Nebrnska,
was sent so the Senate, and almost before
the people of Lincoln were aware OF It. Gen.
Mcbride was appointed Postmaster. A mum.
tcr OF influential citizens, headed BY the
lion. Church Home, the man WHO stopped
Inst winter and saved Van Wyck, sent 10 the
was too late; tbs work had been done; tho pit
etoln wore 5n tbo road, and although Van wyck
teleRraphed bis regrets. etc., there arc those IN
Lincoln who believe silat tho worthy Nehtsska
Senntnr made thu appointment fur tho solo pur-
towards hfu, lust winter.
cry bs wSo rs s sH &e1ae7 o 'G Fve
Rentlemau hie dues be Il very clever poll,
tlcta. nas mold several offices i1 thla State nnd
thing ngainst him Is that two winters ng0. while
suite Trea:urer. he undcrwsnt m '%aysstgation %
htotIHht ItHtl0KtflR tlAttlrC. however. but
, 1881-05-28

Ha woa nrnbnLIy froIu DoadwooI. or Cuater
civ. or tho Gunulsum Valley, OF from some OF
tf1t other places wnsro they wear ono shirt fur
liz .,;; tnr hts m. ~ M ;nsttsr how ,nny
IN fnat ~ lido fbero n in 'p,tl. Thara
was oa,y ono osl,pr man In The saloon when 10
rntrrcT and fn0lired fnr fIyu fIuuors Of AtrnjHAk
Ht1s ~ nt,nir III :htm restt1,w m Tho 1nnk pf IT,
iIs eyoa -, ,xnr XIII nIoss n;s tunHa hanging
n,,t hIt MI, his mini wns At rust Tie lleW
nrri,.ni nwniinwoi his 1tn,tl wjupJ OF iii chin
~, II. ennt.tnI MI s,ldtienIy oama down in
~ rrn5t ~ ~ In sinr,,,t1T no. n,nu viii:
WIN trnua tfa honiWatars Of Grlzzly Rtvert
In sho onlx yng reps1 as ,Ss Hses anatS ~
itlnihtssIk Nli,Gafms IpkoI" " '"''' %A' ''""'''
a Ehi" was iii tho other sa.d. as ho slowly
n Wy ~ X hn,, ravn,c fraho Of Yp,,lns to
orrati r. "ye wonn T,,t ~ Mi,nitht tn tccEiu uat-
oavuta = uf fu unt ~ ssri.. ~ shs ,Mnrninu r.
. @ @"t nta ~ ,utrs m,,f ~ +hMr. slnmsi 've
ntssj h,,tfi"r nt,Itx t,,t nf nnntamnnne and rve
,,,".lo :, Hri1ziv xhakc iii nvsr by onn yeiIi"
, 1881-05-28

ara Il, I'll ,-o, ,tnt ~ sf,i g"f,,,,t ,v,rirr, +or
rut aBluo tho!F eewliH. put In, hAo " hss hmse
some que tell mo wnat l III 10 ao WIN my nus
banu; ..sv
Mlatn tao Mhttee WILL n'uts asAou oyA'
pathgtlo "a! 19ilI GU huy. !, ,..,.,,r,, .,,, nr.t
"Wlillnm t. gooa man nonunueM tne iso nrs. ,Na,
but Hillath VIII llseni; ~ Bu,'1 tret'MG n, M
Rrouh1 from morning tllt hiEnI, auu uRvo ~
pence Or comfort. ulant o9lcot Wnen ~ ~.
rcntca tlro-cscapc. nAt iu!a FemonstIIto Wauta
he Manieu ny 20 of'wu nt v !, VI snu ".o" I rn nu
ho ortRlnAtc1a = !ook for mo toor. tlat wohilh.t
npun tr0tn midnight mil! morning.. 10 ~ 90 kcsp
burglars out. Tho tirst limo ny trteh II ne
caught blu coMt-tail 10 II and ! mug 70 wAtk
around him Win pm q not GOALS I'LL n18ht 10
ke:g nv R'n ud@e td1ie I,e htesasl taks sl. coat arr
wanted hm f. Dut 20 etosM around III tae
unfaatcning It.. That's WfItlam'o trouble. tie
Will invent. 4 ltt|e while ago he gut up CAD.
!nes; 6cdstend that wo sns ad oGen wssnooI o
Tito il and up i went nlsas your heast, hs S
Sunday ovnnln9, whom 1t tew open md disclosed
Wi!ltAln with tho plans and specttlchlons or q
patont washh1wl that would tip over mhcn y Kot
Just 10 ful! Tue result " taae MMs !ost ~ tay
Then he 70. up crnteh for man TINT co4ti
also he used Ms IN u(uTn- -Kla8s. Wheneycf tho
Man lonnul on 1t. up u smut and When no put u
to hta eyes TO tM4 william u tlew out into
cruteh end Almoat hruKo thh Top OF n!a heau OIL
"t'ont any Of his Inventions amount to aug
'.lIe saya they do. OHco he inyento! 2 ropo-
lntdpr kUbc worn ia Huhrd-chaln aud length
eneli out with a spring, He put y around his
neek but the epg1nx Hut !oHs a1la t9taieo y INTO
, 1881-05-28

BosroS, A1ny a7.-Louls In Plant, a
Frei,cl,-Canndian living Mt Mcdford, was mr.
reste.! to-day for tile murder Of his daughter.
She was in service in II neis'lbor's family,
and about two weeks ago her father called
OH l,cr and she went nway with him. Size
was never seen afterwards LII her holy was
found In tho stnllow rivor yesterday, With every
in,lIcntion Of foul p!ny. but tho suspicious
nRainsr tho fatoor .n not appear aeoply
ilc WIS Indignant ut her being In service.
, 1881-05-28
y1na1S1Ays At TIE POLLS,

vING1NI.AN9 At TIE FOLLs,
DiusTo1., Tenn, Afay 3T-Jfm Baker shot
and killed Alexander Osborne alld the two
1lynes Brothers. a,ld mortally wounded aa,-
other un,,, nan,o unknown, Mt Osbor',c's
Ford, Bcntt County,, Va, yesterday, jim Stu.
rIcton Killed sntn killEore Ht Nickcllsy!llo tho
saue dny. Tho tlldBultlcs aro supposed to havc
grown out OF tho munioipnl elections yesterday.
, 1881-05-28
ALLEGED C1.1Ai1NAL LTBEM

ST. Lot,,s, May a7.-Commodore william
J. Kountze, of ptttstuirg, u large steamboat
owner and one Of the best known steamboat
men In the Mississippi Valley, WIS arrested
at the Southern Hotel at 3 O'Clock this utter
noun Oil tcnch-warrant Issued by Judge
1.aughlln, Vt the Criminal Court. Mt the H.
ngninst Commodore kountze is In tho nature Of
ncrIfninal libel. II publtahtn9. Or having pub
lf,g a statement damaging to the pcrsOnnl
character If tho owners and officers Of tho An
ch ar Line Of steamers, sunnlnR on tho Lower
Mississippi River.
atr. Kutlntzt was taken to tho Four Courts.
AIl. admitted to ball In the sum Of ZOO to APP
prnr bcfure tho Court Of Criminal Correction.
Tho circular upon which these. proceedings
were laseti Ia nisied epeuIa!ly nt Capt. John W.
Carroll, General Frp!xht Agent of tho Anrh0r
Line but other circulars are ead to hc In etrcn-
lAtton assal!lnE Capt. John A. s1'dders. Presi.
cnt, William, r. Davidson, j. H. Alien, and other
officers mad Directors OF tho Anchor Llna.
, 1881-05-28
INK i.rrest TT tho Memphis 4 Little Ilock 1tnil-
r,ad. and TINT It will he put In trst-claaa order
f,rttn

ITEMS.
Ntno cars lantl of cIntgrnnts OF tho Fort
Wayne roatt yesterday evnh1ng.
Passenger M. IN tho f,nko Shore ft0nd
brought Il, five cnrs load Of etniRrants yestcr-
day evening.
The Michigan Central 1.aiIroat Company
boagit era yrstt&iay ~ T., sMiGsnm Ml,,.Sxt ,sS .,
MAntu!nt.
G, X. t.,s*. President Of tic 1sa!tImoro 4
Ohio lsnllfnatl. md \. .TfcRo. Secretary,
spn!It yesterday III tho city, rcsttr''ltlY last
hight to Baltimore.
Al Il lncotnx Of the. 13onrsl Of Directors Of
thn t,rllnEt 4 fe9'!I s,v ,S,!r' v. ,.Isc,c s
:s'ai. ,',"i Sir. @ iiearee i; Lirsiry tis,,sra!
A;in.,aysr, Iii plare of y. G. 1ins'ey, ricrtsd
President.
1; as bcSn e; "rp.?tta,soa 1eoe eet
WaynH t:hcauo lsntlroad IN plaes nf ". VIII.
a n rnsr y w" s* eSn pc9t %a 10 81 PHI ts.
lteal frc'Eht.olrlco II tic Fort w"yno for so'no
yours pRst.
\ petition frntn the stockholders tt tho pckn
& Southwestern Knlr0At1 Company t0 set aside
t!,s heertenr stla having bern itfctl in Judge
ilr,liniMhd'a Gonrt: tho arx'ltnsut tt' tho h. cnao
dny forent,, ai,l will lie resumed this morning.
Cost =, s,|"r.! @ yserdHy, atsrG"' t,.q s.,ss 1 s
MoS Ut. VIA ut ~ tho day nf rule.
Tho t,hcngo. Milwaukee T. ~. Fnul f'nilway
hIs c1iinctiEtal operations: tnr the constfncaon
fr,tn tEerp ~ SENECA. uttd tt,ouen II point t,cnr
| itrn'1wtn"i. wteru tho Company recently pGr-
thastst ADM nerrs of cnhl.Iand., Frpm BrMttl-
| wHNl rho rrlAt In to be exteEuIci 10 knnKAkeg.
/ Il WIZ afford tho milwaukee, IT. Paul excellent
nnrh.
Twenty-Five empty coaches wore sent over tho
! MichIxnn central ycstcrdRy morning fnr DctrnIt
, 1881-05-28
1AwIEsNEss IN KENTUCKY.

LAwLEsNEss IN KENTUCKY.
vAscEuuna, KY, May a7.-The dwelling.
house, barn, corn-crlb, and grain and hay be-
longing to JOHN Smith. who was driven from
home by regulators last week, were burned
lust Stoutiuy nieht; also the blacksmith and
wngUr ehup belonging ~ W. statnpcr. feeb,o
ctTtirt to arrcs. lhe outlaws hNs been made, but
they were found numerous, well armed, aoo do-
D1ut
, 1881-05-28

EsHturu tMtA.1 NIyI.tI. -. .
NicholaS Stpglcy. who was 00fn In PcpnsylVa'
MA iUl yosr1 1Vts ID now resident of our town,
living with Ills daughter, Mis-. 81. T. short. flpth
bid mother Aild fnth0r lived 10 W over ~ }oafs
hs mothsr lO4. Ills brother. tocently deeeasel.
was i0s. Mr. sinslry can By seon q. tus streets
any day, IL WeII preserve but hard Ut hcarnx,
aud ID I xraat reader. He has not used liquor
sluca he MUS 10 years OF RKo.
, 1881-05-28
EVIDENTLY MURDERED.
1x.st.s fN.nSfth IN r1h~ f@hirnao Tkrjgrtjys

llDunL1Soros, H., May 27.-To-day some
worklnon at work engaged III clearing tic
ground for a now building In the heart of
tho city found the dead body Of MI infant
which had evidently boon murdered shortly
nftor ite birth md deposited where found by
ihp perpetrators. Thcfo Ia no ctew to tho guilty
party or parties
, 1881-05-28

Another Jowess, daughter Ut cho1Rhein1.
Known over here through his connectluI VIVA
sNrt, mud tho n,nrraxu waa ce!ebrntss]. utter the
ltOsobory prceeiuit, first at tue lteKsts1fs Nd
then ut tho church. US BY Inv ostnblssho,!. Inc
streatu OF aristocrAuy IN EiKlana u becoming
lulKoly ilnprcgnntcd with Jow'sh blood.