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The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Club House Burned.

The two'story frame club house on Planter
Point. Back river. Vas destroyed by Gre on satur-
day night last. portion of the house was oecu-
pied BY Daniel 4. Camper, colored. who. with his
wife, was away from home at the time. the prem
ises being In charge Of their son John, aged 20
years, who also had the care Of four smaller
children, all Of whom were asleep In the upper
portion Of the house. A eoal-oii lamp exploded
in the kitchen and the flames spread rapidly.
John being unable 10 check them ran up stairs 10
save the children, which be succeeded In doing.
The loss will reach about $1,000 I; insurance on
the building 81 900.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Attempted Robbery.

An unsueeessfui attempt was made on Tuesday
night, September %, 20 rob the residence Of Mr..
Henry J. Farber. The burglars were evidently
arity with tho premises. They attempted 70 pry
open the parlor shutter, aud failing In that sue.
eeeded In entering by the window Of the lunch
room. which was insecurely fastened. Fortunately
they found nothing of any value 10 steal, as all
valuable plate, etc., belonging 20 the family is
kept In the city. Let all the neighbors be on the
alert and pursue a shot gun policy 10 the scoan-
drels are caught in their daring and nsfarious
work. Aygas.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Republican Na.iona, Committee.

An informal meeting Of the National Republi-
can Committee was held In New York ON the 9th
inst, at which the following resolutions were
adopted:
Rss"irsd. That the Republican National Com.
miitrc in the death Of President Garfield realizes
the loss Of chosen aud trusted leader, whose in.
telicctual qualities, correct principles, progressive
impulses and aspirations for good government,
made him the appropriate representative Of the
patriotic Republican party In the highest National
Office.
Rssoirsd. That We recognize In President
Arthur 4 life long aud fearless advocate Of the
Republican principles enunciatsd by the conven.
tion which unanimously placed him In nomina-
tion. and that he IL entitled 10 the confidence and
sympathy Of all Republicans, and to the cordial
support Of all patriotic citizens.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
MARRIA0ES.

GE0RGE-liARTMAN.- the residence Of the
brides parents, Baltimore county, on October
5, BY the Rev. Father Lyman, q. W. Russell
George. Of this city, and A. Fanny Hartman.
HUTcllINs-ANDERs0 Oct. -, By the
Rev. George X. Warner, Richard Hutehins and
Miss Elizabeth Eleanor Anderson, both Of Bal
timore county.
REYNOLDs-CARTY.- October ., BY the
Rev. A. ID. Melvin, Perry Reynolds 10 Miss
Sadie Carly, both Of Baltimore county.
H0HNES-RIcHMOND. the 9Th Of October,
by the Rev. George ID. Buchanan, Dennis r.
Holmes, OF Baltimore 10 Miss Ella Richmond.
Of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Letter OF Acceptance.

Thomas Gorsueh, Esq, Republican nominee for
comptroIlsr Of Maryland, has written the follow
Ing letter TO the committee appointed TO appriss
hin = his nomination;
PREDERicK CtrY, October 9Th, 1881.
MEssns. HExRY A. scuuxAcnEn, COMMITTEE, Ac.:
0snfiemen-Your letter Of the 5th inst. has been
received informing me Of my unanimous nomina-
tion - the Republican candidate for Comptroller
Of the State Treasury BY the Republican State
Convention.
Apprsciating. as do, the distinguished con-
piiment Of being unanimously nominated for .
position Of 90 much importance 10 the State BY .
body Of men 90 well known for their worth and
patriotism as those eomposing the convention
one In which all conflicting interests Of the party
appear 10 have been rspEsssnted-ieaves me NO
discretion In the matter, and accept the nomina-
ton - the voice Of . united party.
sheuld the action of the convention bs ratified
By the people at the polls, can only say that I
VIII sndsavor 10 merit this expression of conf
denee BY faithful aud impartial discharge Of the
various duties appertaining 10 the once.
I am, gentlemen, with great personal consider
alton, Your obedisnt servant,
TnoxAs Gonstcu.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
"a Common scold and a Nuisance. ..

Mrs. Eliza Phillips. living on Huntingdon ave-.
At the corner OF barclay street, was tried In the
for being ga common scoid and nuisance" She
vas tried before jury and found guilty. The
Cour, fined her $25 aud costs, which, In the ag-
gregate will amount 10 near $3.50. About seventy
witnesses had been summoned. Mrs. Phillips 10
about forty years Of age and from the evidence
richly deserves all she received.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

A correspondent writes from the I2th district
as follows "Mr. John swim, our School Com.
missioner, 10 going u at Wholesale In voting away
between two and three thousand dollars Of the
taxpayer hard earnings to get Mitehsll's old
geography In the schools, when more sensible
geography can be learned from the newspapers
than from all the Biographies the schools have
ever had IN them. $4,000 aud John yulftg"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

JEs-The State election In Ohio took place on
Tuesday and although the vote was small Gov.
Foster was reelected by upwards OF $4,000 ma
jori,y. But few days ago the Democratic news
papers were claiming the State for Bookwalter
but the Republicans Remembered Garfield" and
rolled up the handsome majority above stated.
Three cheers for the Buckeye State!
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

Dr"s"@ FFe~--AFt~.tess 9css ~ etss - AtbS
=
AsllER.-0n the sth inst, at the residence other
son, VIM Asher, In Baltimore, Sarah, eonsort Of
tho late Rev. VIM. r. Asher, Of Middle River
Neck, aged 20 years. She was dsvout men,
Der Of Ebene1er NJ. h. church 18th district,
which church her husband Instituted and prin-
eipsily maintained, and In which he preached
the gospel for nearly 10 years.
sLADE.-At Randailstouu, October Q. Ciarinda
Ann, aged years months and 10 days,
youngest daughter Of Alfred II. and the late
Sophie Nee. Slade.
LINDEMAN.-0n 0ctobsr Q, at HighiAndtown,
Mary Elizabeth, aged ~ years month and 10
days, vile ef Chas. J. Lindsman.
STEwART.-0n the sth Instant, Rachel, wife of
the late Joseph n. Stewart, Of this city. and
daughter Of the late Laban Sparks. Of Balti-
more sounty.
POEIiLMANN.-Atc Gainesville. Oct. Q, RrhArd
A., aged IS ysars, husband Of Margaret Poehi-
mann.
RAINEs.-At 0ovansiown, October eth, Isaac
Rainss, In the roth year Of his age.
UPMANN.-At Towsontoun, October Q, Henry
q. Upmann, aged months and II days, infant
sou ef y. Lewis and sAliis 4. upmann.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Thomas ]. Hunter. Attorney. Tow,on,O~n.

A Mos SIIrLTZ EFT Ais. rs. WILLIAM
~ u. SANDERS EFT AIS. IN The Great
C"H,' fer B"i'iS"re c"Hsiy. ~ Eyaify.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for baltimore
coGny, this 9Th day Of October 1881. that the sale
made and reported by Thomas J. Hunter. Trus-
tee for the sale 81 the property mentioned in the
proceedings In the above entitled cause be rati-
fed and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown. on or before the 3l1 day Of De.
foI'". 1851. provided n copy Of this order be in.
serted IN some newspaper printed In Baltimore
county. once In each of three successive weeks
before the 3ist DAY Of October. 1851.
The report states the amount of sales to be s53s.
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Tcst:
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
Oct Sit
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Legal Notices.
Geo. W. Ward, VIM. A. Fisher, Henry
Stockbridge, Attorneys, Baltimore.

rl,HE NATIONAL MECHANICS BANK or
i BALTIMORE EFT Al. rs. CIlARLOTTA
PARkliCRST Eft Al, ia As Circuit Curt for
H"hi@Vrs county. iH EyHiiy.
ORDERED b. the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this 2lst day of September. 1881. that the
sale made and reported by George W. Ward,
William A. Fisher aud Henry Stockbridge. Trus-
tees. for the sale of the property mentioned In the
proceedings In the above entitled cause be rati.
fed and confirmed. unless cause TO the eostrary
thereof be shown, IN or before the l7h day sf'
Oefober. 1881. provided a copy ef thi. order be
inserted in some newspaper printed in Baltimore
county. in each Of three successive week, be.
fcre the 18th day Of October. 1881. The report
states the amount of sales 10 re 81 ,OOO.0n.
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy--Tcst:
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
s.ut
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
A Graceful Act.

The Baltimore lSHR says: In June last DR..
Chas. q. Hill, Of Arlington, Baltimore county,
Who takes an intelgsE, interest In celestial pho
Homena was Kind enough 10 telephone 10 the ofiee
Of the SSR at very early hour In the morning the
appearance Of the comet Of the 23d of that monih
On this information, and the Subsequent observa-
tion Of members of the SaR's staff the Saa was en-
abled 10 make the announcement twenty -four
hours in advance Of any other morning paper In
the world Of the scientifically important and gener.
ally interesting event. In recognition Of the
kindness of DIR. Hill, the Messrg. Abel have
caused y very handsome aud valuable gold medal
to be struck and forwarded TO this diseoverer.
The medal was made by George W. Webb 4 Co.,
and the work is very eTeditabic 20 the taste and
artistic skill Of Baltimore artisans. II is heavy
solid gold disc. representing on one side the sun
IN meridian splendor; on the other . armament
OF stars, the moon at n quarter, and the comet on
It's career through space. The disc 10 hung 10 .
panel scroll covering pin, 50 that Il may be at.
tached 10 n ribbon and worn a. an order. On the
scroll 10 engraved In clear lettering the inscriptions:
TnE Sux.
a. s. AhELL a Co.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

eo-Ths Grand Jury Of the District Of colum-
ba has indicted Charles J. Guiteau for the shoot
Ing Of President Garfield and he will bs tried at an
early day. lie will be defended BY his brother
in-law, Mr.. scoviiie, Of Chicago.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Church Raonanin1.

Hiss ". Y. Church, which has been closed for
repairs during the past few weeks, will be re-
opened Sunday, Oct. 18th, Rev. Richard Norris, Of
Baltimore, will preach At 1880 A. ~. Services
will be held at night and during the week.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

GrGuiisau claims TO have been commissioned
By Heaven TO murder. He may be wrong; bat Il
is best 10 take away the commission and hang Mr..
0uiisau up. He will have ample time to square
himself with Heaven after death.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Barn Burned.

The large new frame barn on the farm Of the
late Ella V. Davis. near Brooklandville, was en-
tirely consumed BY Gre, together with lot Of hay
one living the place and the cause 10 unk n.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

ano'hsr sweeping triumph for the Republicans
They carried the State BY about $4,000 majority
and both the Senate and House Of Delegates are
almost solidly Republican.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Circuit Court.

Henry Gantz, selling liquor 10 minor; guilty
and fined $50 and costs. Same, one case keeping
q disorderly house and one keeping . dancing
saloon on Sunday; each ststted on payment q
costs. George Howard alias Simon Mitchell, as.
sauli; guilty and sentenced to the House Of Cor.
rsction for one year. William T. Reese, assault ;
stetted on payment Of costs. Albert n. Chase,
embezriing; plea Of not guilty confessed BY the
State. VIM. Gillin pleaded guilty to petit larceny
not sentenced. In tho case Of the State W. James
Smith. assault with intent to XIII. the jury rem.
dered sealed verdict Of guilty, and sentence was
reserved. Joseph Merkle, 70 eases,) selling iauor
on Sunday, plea Of guilty confessed In one, $40
fine and costs and balance stetted on payment Of
costs. Eiiza Phillips, common seold, guilty, fined
s25 aud costs total amount $li9.IO.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

Since bis rsturn 10 New Orleans Col. Jack
Wharton has been very ~ from eongestion Of the
bFain. Fer time bis lie was dsspairsd o. His
many friends here win be glad 10 learn that he 10
nov i@Psesias rapidly.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Illness OF n Physician

Dr. Joseph b. Galloway, physician TO the coup
ty alms- -house and surgeon TO the Northern Gen.
trail Railroad Company, Is lying 10 Of typhoid
fever at Upland Homo.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

1c-when Guiteau was . religious tramp be
once delivered n lecture at Newark, n. J. Ills
subject was. "Is there help" Il Is believed the
speaker will soon find out for himself.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

nB-Thsrs are $4,000 brass bands In the United
States and an unlimited amount sf harmony.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

Shoe. Shoss.-h you want frst. class hand
made shoes 90 to Phipps Dros, next door to the
Postofhce. Towsontown. A great variety Of all
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. Rspairiag
promy.fiy done.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
a. $. AHELL a Co.

CHARLES q. HIT. ". D.,
Arlington, Baltimore county, Maryland.
To commemorate his discovery Of
the Comet Of June %, 1881.
Above the inscription Is n shining star, and the
link 10 also similar device, while from the bottom
Of the disc is . pendant star. The whole forms
really handsome and elegant testimonial, the Civ
ing Of which. In recognition Of such . service as
the one rendered the public by DIR. Hill, affords
very great pleasure and satisfaction to the pro-
prietors Of the Saa.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

eBThs cry for "mors help" from the scene Of
the recent disastrous hrss in Michigan 10 very
urgsnt. The number Of the destitute reaches
thousands-msn, women and ehildrsa-and they
will have 10 depend upon outside help daring the
entire winter. The relief funds are In Trustworthy
hands, and thoss contributing may be assured tha.
the money viii be judieiOusiy expended.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Democratic Endorsement.

The Baltimore Trisans. the organ Of the Old
Line Democrats, speaks In the following eompii-
msntary terms Of Thomas Gonsch, E.q.. the Re-
publican nominee for Comptroller Of Maryland.
"The nomination Of Mr.. Gorsueh is perhsps a
proper aud as popular as could have been made
BY the Republican party. lie has occupied sew
srai positions Of responsibility aud trust, and On
every instance he has discharged his duty In an
acceptable manner. In this case the once has
sought the man and not the man the e1ics. He is
sure TO receive the united aud hearty support of
all bis party, and this fact together with the I'D.
ditonal fact that thousands Of Democrats win net
vote for Keating. make u highly probable that be
will be the pext Comptroller Of Maryland.
I'VE would greatly prefer that the Democrats
had nominated . candidate deserving Of the united
support Of the party and Of election. This, how.
ever, they have not done. II, In consequsnos Of
the rashness Of the State convention In forcing
upon the ticket against the earnest protest q
thousands Of our best eitisens, an Questionable
candidate, Republican should be elected, the re-
sponsibility will rest upon those who forced Mr..
keating before the people. We have the comfort.
Ing assurance that In Mr.. 0orsueh We win have q
capable and saieisnt public oaieiai."
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

rINIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
i scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county. letters of administration on
the estate of
JOHN T. JOHNS,
late of said county. deceased. Al persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
Z" exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. Ia
the subscribers,
on or before be 1T day If Nay. 1889:
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from oil
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 20 said o..
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 2ith day Of Sept. 1881.
SARAH W. HODGES,
HENRY v. ID. JOHNS,
Administrators I,sndeRis lite.
Oct. SIT.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
samuel II. Tagar., Attorney. pal,imore.

1NlifS Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
l. scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county. letters documentary
H.. II
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

VNNUTFF TNUANT,
late of said county deceased. All pcrsons having
claims against the said estate arc hereby warned
To exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber.
on L.iore he lSik dag Of Ayrii, lss2;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate PAYMENT
Given under ~ hand this 2ist day ofSept. 1881.
SAMUEL II. TAGART, Executor.
le
, 1881-11-11

Nor,nnl. upon Tho ct1nrg,. ot taking hrahp
Wills in office. fnr which t!o WAS in,lieted by
tho ErnNl jury recently np0n tho testimony
Of G. N. Wlnslow, II wealthy citizen Vt this
city, WHO swnre TINT l}l,,nmllcsd accepted
from HIN last stnrcl, brlhu 10 nstm't TO tho
I1nme, two children Ut ono Miller,
W!nst0w's hrntller.ln.lnw, wllosG fntllor, who
had l,rcl Il UniNn sHitlcr, Ia still nltyr, Int n
tirNt,knrI md will nut sitppurt his fnnllly.
trlln ruln Dt tho iioMn flns bccN to nhutt
children of living auldlnrs Nf tho Union
When deserted lly their fnil,cr. 1t WIS NJ
legged tint l}sUunafleltl took ,nn,ley M 4 rlu,
mil WA q party 10 tho running M u lllGr
10 Glvu cror to tho statrlngnt that Miller llatt
deserted Ills children. WfrslUw, begnru tho
grantl Jury. refused 10 testify nfl tliB gro,l1i't
tint le would crilninAto ',insGif, anil NJ. or
dur Uf cuntt wna lssllpd rrtGNstHg li1N frtlil
any .lHnn!ty. H,sci NJ order WIS nEnEll IT,
sued on tho trial, n.ul Winsow swore tint lIn
testified Under protest. lie SWnrt. nUlnt
llnnk t1,at ltlnu,nnell tnnk q hript. NIL
Bloomfield swnre ltn did mt. WiMalo@ WINS
impeacllcal, slStHNn wllnesspa befMr tlo ntsf.l-
ncr nEretA ulloti. every n!tGDf whom awurU
tint Ills reputation for truth Niat vcraclly
wis nut Gnut, mud tnt,st Uf thum ulnt tlley
would not .bs'icvu HIN III tnlth. Ont nf
Winslnw's KiSteG, witnesses fur illpencl'ctl
him. I!lo Jury, after being nt,t trn Minutes,
rGtllrnelf II unanimous verdict Ut mt guilty.
Bloomfield via overwhelmed by coilgIntUn..
ttolts. 1t IL uulte certain that Nlnnintirtd will
bring n suit for |N.rsuilnl slnHtYe. Mill c,,-
deAvnr 10. indlct Winsluw for perjury nlld
A1ultftNr
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MATRIMONIAL.

'.. ~. :. .s',,',..,.'.. ~. m..,,1a... vsa,sl
=. 1s,...., " :. S's xms..ao., ,s,r,s' s"1''
The mast brilliant s,cIal evclt of tic senr
al Norwood Park ]tp,,ci,ut Inst evening, be.
inr in tta celclrutlo, "f tlo nt,ntlals Of sir,
I1,,r r,.,a - lvha.I",. ,,r Ex,,,atnn n,,i Aiiss
Maths +. suy1no,ir ut tl'o fcslt!e!,ca "f tne
BRIDES parents, Atr. ANIL Mrs. T'lutnas II.
Seymour, Tile i,ey. Dir, y. II. Wheeler, of
New Yurk City, e,litor or tho ,fc,htailst md
tataer ot tln @ ori!leEsoom' oi,,cat",. over
gu PERSONS were 1ilc!'acu III inc lliSl1aiaolis'
sent to n,nsty bnris of the country. At the
appointed l,o,,r, 5 p. lii, ii large conconrsa 0f
frienus Ind ussc,nbled ut lilo elegant lnu,,.
si,,it. nooh NY i"n'hMt h'aiias VI .ae
"Wo.lhtng Mntcll" soA!!tel through thu
fcstoonetl pnr!ors. Tile brEtal train nl-
pcnrcd moving slowly to tho altar They
ssn,.I i'c,,sath thu hcnutiful tlnroi ,Ipstrn au
..'''.,.' t.".a,a.. a. t,....:,.t., ,..'..,s
slleht4y aslelet lo lHe Impressive wofos
which blended two souls into o,,e,
Thu toilet Of tho britlu WIS nodel OF
s'ssanes a' s"9 ts'e T's @ sns ress ~
Ma s..s.;an,,,. p ,a,., "Ho '",.t ,a ss'A 10y Nv
Lyon. nrtlst1eal'y trl'iilAeu WIN iaeo an't
flowers. She also wore Il, Sreath Of lilies Of
ts yns .1,s, Tns nfSsl1s !s Nss 4tts tit T.
Beers, u itonle, n. \. anl Atlys Carrie Col,
carried d bo,!Gae.s y .s ot !owsrs ,,;> ,;,,,o =, H..
r snE m s dss sany yotsspe s1efe wrs Ssa asc o. t o
Alrs. Georgo.S: .lltll, strs. l. G. Co1lns. Aliss
3elie Flagt. .Mrg: WI. Drawn, Miss Ktttio
l.. AtYUrtl, mil Miss Ella True.
The DECORATIONS, which were superb, con-
cts:s 81 asssS %cs q cMsss Se VIII | a f
wiloie presenting US estlleilc appearance.
AZ O'clock the company y, re!atrsl to tlle
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Tro-reHa OF tho Missouri Pacific E1.
tension,

ATcltlsoN, KNg., Nov lO.-The 0nalla ox-
tension of the Missouri Pucttic Hallway Inns
been completed between 1IEawntla, Kas., a,ld
Falls City, Neb anh traek-iaytng Is prugrcss-
tng ut the r'lta Of Il milo II tay. Agents Of
tho compay nre rnpidly securing the right
sDpll be commenced from this city losti1-
wurt
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4 Now 1synncla Of tfsc l11ntlenpotiSVE " st.
LUtlts Road.

DEs a1o1SE~, IT,, Nov. lu.--1t Is reported
here tMlay tint thu Minneapolis Is *. Louis
Kuad l,as tecilGd OIL building from Og,len,
I'll the Ci,lcaro & Northwestern load, to
wl,iri, p,iut its iron Is now luia, To tsreut-
Held. In 4A'lnIr County, where 1t will COLI
ton & Quincy lsoad, a.stt Tiers galH ,llrect
cntlllectiun with but!l 81. Louis md kA,lsas
t'Ily through tho Chlpago. Burlington u
Quincy. giving tho hitter 1t direct lin with
NLlllsnpOIis.
, 1881-11-11
A stoprntl,or,s Terrible Crime.

LITTLE 1toCK, Arky NOy. 10.-A terrible
cnso ut outrage Is reported today from Bnx-
ter County. Thomas llolcoln.,. t. reputable
cttizen, committed I'LL Outrage upon Ills step
daughter, II beautiful girl Il years old. IIol-
comb Succeeded In cscap!ug, and Is still ut
large. a laree'party ot citizens, armed with
s,lotg,llis. aro fn pursuit, a1ld thrcnten to ex>
ecnte summary vengeance upon tito fugitive
In ease he falls fnto their hailus. The Eirl is
sald to be In Il critical condition, her life be-
lug dcspalrul OF.
, 1881-11-11

MIR. A. II. Wood. Suvcrintrudcut of tho
f,,,5ro,,,, ri.leton ~ I'm tv,h.,uI ~ ,,,. e.
r"cltic Kullrond, has resigned, to 'ako effect
Nav. Ii. Ills successor llnS not yet been
selected. -
n. n ~ r NV, ,,s -, .ho oa;,,r,,,or. ,,,r
tho i,ls'narek bridge. now buinr built over vet
ths Missouri I,ivet, arrived from New York
Yesterday With supultes. Ilo starts for
i,fsmorci, tnfnv
The trucks Of lilo Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Natiroud sonti, Of Quincy, which
were damaged BY, tho Into ilon,s III tic
Alississtppi, have Hll bsun repaired. aud tile
roa.l Is apul, to MI points except Louisiana.
Tho t;uueral Freight Agents nf The CHI.
SuxT svnMkn ~ I ~ pauI ind % WIseonsin t.n,ml !l
t, ntonns ~ c e,n st,,,a sei st gaM u h!%r IT.
% rstes to NV WseoMsin I,s fo points "'o'"' Ill '0
Last evening special train arrived over
the Rock 1slRntl RUatl, bringing to Chicago
seventeen cars. a!l iIl!ed with United St.tcs
salters, Gu ro,!te from san FranGsso to Naw
sstj,af}on f9di TEme oa" c'rFeS 'ne l'S' '0 'he'f
Work I,ns bcen commenced by tlls Chtcngo
i ltoct island Ilal,road on Il. iow depot 1T
FIfty.ilrst street, md nfter It's completion,
su,,ger-tral,s ] ~ viii tliscontjnue stopp1r' III ut
TOriy-seyelit.l street. Tho new lopot will
@ Ills oiiica Of the Observation-Disclosures. ' ''''>'
L ts clametl TINT the Central l!airoad Of
toWh W!ll s2nm pass lNLo 3on!e
tIl'iK tile Cl,leago ~ q SorthwcstHr!i WI! hGye ny;
T. Rn{s ro Pai 9t e hs op!rIn arI, tat M e ai i,
eon,!a,es an % no nont aXio'!s 70 SSt y, s
nWnHsa ~ theti; i;, Amothgf fennrt Isis ~ ti,a.
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SPECIAL Dltpdfeh 70 TIA Uhttaoo 1fbNnf.
AtnSalpuTlI, ILL.,, Nov. lo.-Totaay Il Mr..
llarkins, from Ottumwa, cnme here AMI
found Ills stolen horxa In possession of JOHN
son, a llorse.bnyer,. who purchased 1t Tues
uny from Joseph IInrbnuRll, living ut Kosu-
Vile, this county, llnrklns h,ls followed ills
llnrBu alld ti,e MIN lIarhnngh sincg Oct. III.
Officers Arp nftas limbaugh, who luft tho
country Inst llightt
, 1881-11-11
Two Men Under, Arrost for a 1Iurder-
-.. 0isx AEsnuit.


0e2etd9 Uif58Ft. % Tx Cftfd80 1F1bEnt,
CAE1.ENvLLE. ILL.,, Nov. 10.-Danlel De-
|anuy, Deputy Sheriff, eifccted tho arrest OF
All Hogan and .toln Wieard Inst night.
These two men made a 1nurdoro,ls assault
upon John Stokes last Saturday night. They
llaye for fOtlr days Gyntrt the officers by hid
arrest was 1tl.ttte lust hight. md tlle two men
urp now in jall. Stokus is likely to dic from
Ills lHtullea.
, 1881-11-11
/ nE0ouslli,lcrss Revenge.
8pEc{o& U1pdt<h to 1AS CAttago TttbuN&.

ATLANTA, tta., Nov, 10.-lutornlat,Un was
rnceisrtl ut the headquarters Ut Internul
lieyeAue III this city tUday tiat w. j. Fuller,
of llnbersl.am County, locatod In tie upper
rortluu Ut t!eorgtu. Ind killed i.1onnEd
farrell anu Taylor Loke, who. 1t is said, fur
nlshed information 10 e-Collector
Chapman which resulted In Fullar's dlsttl-
lEy being seized alM broken up. ,Fullers'lot
and killed Loke witt, = doubte-barrclsd Slot