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, 1881-08-29
SUICIDAL.
A SAD CASE.

A SAD CASE.
Epseiai Dlspateh to 1hs Chicago Tftbune+
WILKEsuA1sRE, pa,, Aug. e7.-A short
ttme ago young snan nn,ncl Cliauncey D.
LamercalS. resulting ut Huntsville, in thIa
county, was adtuiged partially insane, and
was takon 10 tho State Asylum ut DaMvtlle.
Ills actions Wt1o thore were such as to i'll
press tl,oso In charge Of lin that his malatly
,as merely superficial, alltl would not lust
long. atad lis tlnlo pissed llu was pronounced
cured. On, Tuesday lust Ills sister and Il
young lady to whom lIe was engaged went
down to Danville to bring Him home with
them. When returning llp chatted pleasantly,
alla when tho tralnroached Nu'tlcolc, about
six miles below this city alld halted. ho limited
that te desired to go Into another car mud
ret q drink ut water. Nothing wus Thought
WhalI tle tratr stnrtcd ngain llo Was not til
Ills sent, but the lntlleS thought lIo would
soon returif. d fter tl0 passage Of two miles
they 1ecnlne alarsned vt his absellce Mil
made Inquiry TOR him. when 1t , Mas diScoy-
whom Lginercaux WIS engaged tainted, md
great excitement prevailed. The conductor,
upon ascertalnlng lts cause, ran the tsaln back
to Naltlcoke. but no traces OF the missing ilasl1
tuen returnoI to tllis city: with sorrowful
hearts nllu sought tho adv!ce OF frielllls.
Their counsols resulted ~ Offering ruw,lrtl
Of S73 for tho apprehension Of I.a'Mercanx.
Detectives, sot otf to hunt !ltnl up, bNt no
I'liis morning hls body was. discovered III tile
EusQMahanNa, Mgur n ticoke, und tho theory
tho river nlnt drowned Himself. Ills frlends
s fssy SesS @ sad pvS5 a ss ea ss 'f III fhs
whon, ltlmerea,tx was suon to Go nlarrlcu
was ffnntlU with grlct.
, 1881-08-29
Summary Of the Progress 1Ialk.
ing by tho Northern Pacific
and Its Branches.
The Immense Passenger BUSH
ness Of the Pacific Roads
in Twelve Years.
The Sioux City & paclilc Now Open 10
O'Ncill, Neb.
An Armed Truce Prevailing Among
the Indianapolis Railroads.


It becomes continually more certain TINT
the predictions lnatlc III yesterdays TntnuSE
that this Eastern trunk lines cas,not afford to
Ignore the nltllnatum given by the Western
trunk lines Ang. II, and allow tile ihtcr-
cl,aiige Of tckGls to eonu to I'LL etut
Sept. I, will ba verified. Tilu Indications
.tow are Tint there wilt be no wur. Tie
Pennsylvania ngrceI SOME time ngo
to abltln by tic rules Of the Western Trunk
1+lnu Association, Mild tho Erfu l!ns lu!,y nlso
Gnliie to terms. Ihe Western irsltiK.Li
G@'f:'9:s5 n IT, ssrF Fsefs H. Daas ispSie'v
dent Of the Erie, stating that Ills Company
would conform with tha provisions of ttlu
letter OF AnE y, bHt It does ~ i!llter protest;
tbs H ;afo9 Il NJ Sos o Ss as rskst saSt Asst sstas #
utter acknowledging the receipt Of the ulti-
50 nl7,'y words TINT lls does tnsall 70 e9iform
let. and It Is quito certain that the Baltimore
ter pill. Tlie New YOrk Central bus also
acknowledged TIE receipt Of the letter, hut
tho time for carrying 1t OUT III Mr., atceker,
the General Passenger Agurt, Is not ut
home, MD wttllnt1t l!s consent llo dc!lntt ae-
ton could @ @%e'l he taken gy tlls New York
sgMRer Association meets iii this city today
fur the purpose OF taking fl1lul nctEOu In rg-
gltdl to tlts Inatter, and It Is likely that nt;
lion I'll regard to tho Now York Central vii!
be postpoied unit! Alseker's return: Az all
Rgrce!l to accept tho terms OF the litter tho
New York Central cannot afford to make
tho fight alone, nlld, therefore, nothing iS 10
@rstsrS ssa " tFR sRe i es 'ss Woua os eera"y aS
trulncs. Tic Eastern trunk lilies are at-
, 1881-08-29
BIG NIO1sTGAGE.

AfW Turk 1FtbhHf, dhg. II ,,p,.
The tnrgest mortgage eyer recorded III Al
bnuy County has been filed there by the New
York, West Shore l. Buffalo 1tnstroal Com
parry. Even III these times OF large capital.
izatlon mud heavy Indebtedness, fifty millions
of bonds upoll II linz rcncltlng only across
our State arouscs interest ami inquiry.
Somebody evidently believes tic route
traversed by tin New York Central bctweei,
Albany ind l'utFalo un exl,austless l,o,lanza.
The rontl abOve mentioned, ami Its rival, tic
Dnstoii, ltoosac Tulnlel y Western. Mly .drlv..
inE along III lines pnrallel to tile Ceit trn!, ii!t
thu public IRE promised Dy tlin protectors
1t ii lInr.lly possible TINT tllese rGads catI be
operated npy c,anter, tl,9,lthe Central. .nrlt
how litctI business cnli be diverted tr0ll.
that line, anti to what extent thu tr1.f!ie' so
pruilt sufficient 10 11lnet running expenses
ind pay Interest and dividends arI problems
for Investors to ,sOsyn for themselves:
Exceptional prosperity Ai,d abundance or
money have 50 lowered tho rate Of IT,.
amx1oas'y looking about for p!agcs wl,oro
their fortunes can Do safely placcd
aid yet Yield better returns tl,nn Coy.
ernn'ents Or old tirstre'ass ,1ailrontl bonds
propittous for new enterprises, a1!d they tn.t
icnly IND eaRer bNckers.. Suuto Of them meet
genuine needs mid will lInvo corresponding
returns, bitt the majority Rro thu creations Ut
speeulatots, wig are b9tl contractoIs all.! ~!
when tl,oy iinve sold to Il coniltlllls public
bonds n1d stocks representing scvernl tttnGs
tho cost at their rand, .Wu d, not wish to ht,
understood As castlnE dtsereslll upon Tho two
mt prepared tu fnyor 0r 0pilusu any Of tho
hundreds Of projects now presented. Hnt IT
Is tho duty OF tho press IL Wafi. thu people
to make Htlcll careful examination niM III
yrstEg,.tIon brioro Investing their money tiats
crnl liquidation. u,eya may ESCAPE tlla ruin
which will Uvertak0 tho Needless aid crcdu-
1uuS.
, 1881-08-29
NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Hptttdt ktNpatta 10 Ans Eflt410 1r9RHHt+
Sr. PAUL. Ainll., AUG. 2L-VIcc-prcsidont
+. o. Oahes, OF the Northern Pacific, arrived
In st. Paul last night from the West, nccou'-
panied by Gon. ], II. 1intn1nond, OF Evans
ton, ILL.,. Afr. James Gamble, late Supurlll-
tendent of tho Western Union Telegraph
Co,npuny, the Pacific. .Coast GeNeral.N1nnHgcr
l1aupt, and Pr1vnte-Secretary Vcrtnillyc'..
Mir. Oakes WIS not accessible to reporters
after Ills arrival, bofng fatlgucd with the
journey. Gen. Hammond wns interviewed
nltl furnished tila following: =" On the 1'l-
finished from Kalan,a. .Np to Taro,nu, ". 7.
Themes there y y branch Of thirty nillss to
miles 10 Olympia. From! Portland to Spo.
VIII viii bs t cIosad T BY Jan /, ISL Tls gap by
watar ts traversed by Y l!tu Of large stean',
ers.. From Spokano Falls to Lake pell!
track-lnylng IS going OIL. rhe la.p T. crossed
BY stoa,iler abovo tie piss through the liock-
tt;s 't9at which s9 u'.tct1 has 5 bestl su saiti
s to coFpssx Fppssoe prefer ris e nu'G asi boae se
yVoo fcut abovo tho, sca-leyel II
II Is tun,igIed t,e t.inue! will he = lttlv moro
tl'an 3,4OO fcet long; The MuIln's l'ass IL
used every winter by wago!ss a,nl alciglls,
there bs! o ssrious snoW atsrF%ptto's ,pa 70
OceA,. Very l!ttlo Of 1t isleft TINT Is not 10.
catel. Tho party tirst saw The graders at
aprk near tlle mouth Of the Little Rosebud,
nDout forty miles west Of Allies City Anu Fort
Keogll, llntt from ttoro into tileMaIyc,
distances 0f eighty miles. ntl-
lncrous parties wero working over the w!laa
line. Truck IL inlti seventeen NILES west Ut
ttlu,,tliye, aud tho cArs Will rim beyond Miles
City before winter sels III. East 0t superior
city, BEGINNING ut Nortl!orn luoltcy JUNCTION,
tho ling IL located II. miles to afontrva!
River, tho boundary botwecn Michigan Mll
Wisconsin,. Graagrs alMt grMbboIB nrc ut
work nt various points Oh tbs line, pusltng
ns fast ~ possible. Tla Marquette, 11Ongl.-
ton u OntOnaE0n IL ln p1Oeess ut c0llEtr.lc-
t!on, ninety miles from, Outonu9on Rlyer
are ii. Sparatlon. Thy betroitl Mack.
inaw y MarYnetto Ruasl in two branches
ia also being constructed, cAcl1
branch 100 miles long. onp, rians, from
Marquette to MuoklnWw, Halt Ut ti,!s wus
finished in July lust, aud It IL expacteu to bu
cnlllpleteui this winter to Mngkinaw. Tle
other braltch rl!ns t9 tho Sault Ste. Marie.
Al A1ackinaw thls line eo,!,,rela, with the
Michigan systen. mid tho Sault Htc. Atarlu
Geu, Hammond stated ,tlloro had been 40
Change III the rOilt1 through tho Rocky
Mountains. fur tho reason that l!0,la llAti
becn settIc4 gpoll previous to tho adoption Of
tho AlullAlp fuss,
, 1881-08-29
.,,.ntures Of a Notorious
swindler with Many
Aliases.
p.,,e Of Hartmann Discovered
After His Departure for the
States.
,,,,ress,nc rerrcrsity Of the Course
Of True Ioye-A Chtnasaas's
Troubles.
,,,,;b1s Death Of q Baby-Reveuue and
TEL gelegnphio Statistics ATTEMPTED
Assassination.


= ..,.tdi t)t,pateh 10 The Chteaoo Tribune.
roaasq1,, Aug. :A-Thu lI0rtl ur this city
.,.y~ .,VS National pride ,nAy cadse liz Canadians
mIh ,nooh the complaint Of the Tinted STILES
s'., ,ntce officials ihnt We Ara using nu!i-bngs
~, IA M, belong Il, ,ls hit It we look s1uarc-
w., I'm faots VIC cannot nyuftl the conclusion,
~ -. our rexhbors arG III tho rfHht Rud w nre
~ ~" ,ba wrong. Postmaster dcnerai .lan,ts' re-.
~, tc,tcr 10 tho Department ut Oltawtt Klvns
80. and cites Instances which shuw ctcarly
-, mr t,ostal officials hnvG been appropriate
- hnn,lrets OF United Statcs tnnl. hhKs for our
~ .s,In,ry internal postal service, whilo their
sxc,I. have used virtually mono OF ours.
~. 1.tues' letter further ahowa that regu-
,,tont ~ were agreel to by tho Post-Oillce
nsrst,ncp,s of tho Two countries rcQdit-
~ IN Effect, that each country should 1epntGh
r,, ouly III It's own bugs, and that cach
,,nIhj return tito baRs Of the other empty. Thu
sJs cause of the present liltlcu!ty Is that 0.lr
..,rsnaeuent ont. Uur own candUr and knowl-
sdns ii tue fncts force Us to mako this un-
nTa,ant admission. Somebody y ~ 1aamo fur
/ ~ s sG"sayf ";tes les MG tho eesse st taa9 9
! - competent hund. Evor since that mpst in-
ostspt branch OF tho public service has heun III
y ssnsse sss5S .inlp!y shancf,ily. If hs mnGo no
nf.Isnse Of doing anything inors than Iruw hts
Eisr5, We might Mt lcnst havo so1nU assurance
;fnjel 10 b. bis subortllnates: but while he re-
nsIns be IS worse thnn usclcBs.- he iB positively
sruui. Frequently hu Is quito incapable Ut
attending to my business, TO say nothing OF
nsna1tng q XreAt department OF tho Govern.
mtpt Tits Ignorance Of tho very things he
m,iht to know Is sometimes positively amusing.
Iii ee.slou, when he held tho comfortable POSI-.
Do of President Of tho Council. somo member
lid him how many clerks he had In bis DepnEt-
renL nd be colil1 not tell, although thore werc
ealy liz Or eight. Thu first esaentll Of Atlnts-
pssess soIno bllaiuess ability; to appoint lntln
10 Office who has none Is TO cheat tue public.
M Catholic yute Is OF less consequence than
ts public service md cur national reputntInn:
I'D Il Is duo to both that John UConn0r should
ttn.ked forthwith to walk out Of tho TUst- OuIco
hpsr.ucnt, bug nu1 bagguge."
, 1881-08-29
TILE LABOR QUESTION.
THE yvopfD,ypf,Hrt,s.

,-.. lllH NOoUftI
a largely. attended gathering OF llrlnch No. 0
ttlohcmian} ut tho Woodworking AiuuhIno
Hands benevolent and Protective t;nlot,, was
hci'l yesterday afternoon 1t No. 4O0 West Flight
Gcilih atfeot. Permanent organization wins cf-
fccted. fifteen tle.s rambcrs wcre Initiated. auu
forty Httles proposed for tho consideration Ut
tho CotnuIttco oil Membership. a committee
Of fHur was appointed tohrranRd for Il bnll to
10 hell two weeks hence in Authors Iini,, cnr-
ner uf Twentieth anl Ijruwn Streets President
liir'l.nlt. presdntR nFcer Ut tho main brunch nf
tho W1ElWUrlsera WIS present, htitl In IenHthy
slncgh get firth IT, the new organization
the benefits th be derived from Unity amt
hrnthorhoul. He stalled tint tho Union ti,ul for
Its prinIo OBJECT tK.nevotebcc, and shut tho req
nintsoh nf wages though MI itnp0Ftamt feature
Vi lllo UufoD. WIN only 1ocAnlary. Thesrs, hG
sall, wn* ite ut WHICH met, daily fe!l victims
,ilsttnlted l1at' taught shasn to expect nothing III
tho way nf tynlphthy Or material a1,1 frnHl em.
ploycre II caees nf acet!ont. niij II nuw uIy rp-
uta!nctl for them to unite Iii bn,&tery love and
tt' nssst t!e nnDther. uno link fnr nothing from
tho Nlssrs but ther weekly wngts. Thu aver
ako woodworker's ply At prcsunt IL s. per llon,.
, 1881-08-29
GREEN DAY ITEMS.
Gn9etaI Qispdtth fQ I14 CAiean1 Tribune.

GnEES BAY, Wis, Aug. a7.-Frllo now rail-
road, tho Wisconsin IL Michigan, arc pl,sl'-
ing tne!r work us fast ns men and means will
ud,n!t, alnl track.laylng will bo tho next
thing III order. Tho bridges aro being put In
slIapo fur tlle lrun. allu unly Il fOW not0
short weeks Will etapsu until tic frun, llursa
wtll 70 rushing through. thu lase wilderness
Of t1ltx new llhu,
r. case, tiollural Manager Of tho Green
}Ay j. Minnesota 1lAllrUut!, accompanied by
Mrs. Cas!, loft fur st. PAUL this f0relI0OH.
u. A., A1inr0a, former Gnnnral Agent ot the
Green buy II Mtnlles0ta isallrnAtt, nav tlel..
OlMalla llallroa!i Ut Olnall!, lott lero tur st,
Paul ntt(ay. Lie !l.ls been hero In tue inter
est Ut Ills tQAl. -
, 1881-08-29
A NOTORIOUS SyVINDLEH.
Sostai Dispatch to J7le Chleapo Tribune.


aal1FAx. Aug. ssa.-Detcctivo SkCillnRton, Of
~ lnteEco|onfal Hallway, tho othor day rcco4-
hea 10 Pullman cur going to Halifax an indl-
Aaa5 Nhu in Canada bus bueu celebrated as n
saaeeas. IL Halifax. In 1s15, he WINS known nH
~ hou. G. Courtney; also tho sumo yonr In
snasfou, Ont, as tho Hon. pultcc Cation, Il.
Iiln lsT as tho Hon. II. Weston y; in 1878 as
~ ,o. ,,n9o. c. i. Dennison": and In Chicago
P1,;a Il r. as "Lleut.-Cal. Tnlbot. OF tito
1T {e1Fs nRo In Ottawa, under ligh. sounding
IT, Ma nnuer prctcnsc ut expecting funds fruln
ttassae!e. lotl HvlM0nt OF belmont Park, Dor.
9ss,Fe. borrowed various BumB from h!s dupes,
us.1 e u whom, n Wctl'knoWll politician, ho VIC
S.I Satea y the extent OF <1..Q lie then tied to
~ -, losk Ills photograph VIVA sent to thnt
* ~ ahortly after he Was nrrcstcd for fraud
G ues sNsnsea N.n,, toM year II, 1Mil. Since then ho
, 1881-08-29

sSssa' D1p1tsh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Gil. e,ta"A' Aug. e8-0a Friday night last rs 3ir.
ras.s rlet' OF larudcncl', was doing some car
sss.' ss..'sofk at h!a back door bulloI struck two
as .sa sooso hIs head, and on looking round ho
tsh h'oanx man natnel Luloft running away
III sf,S1ta fSa ID hta band. lIo pursued and caught
hkf fss ~ brisk run Of nbuut u .tntl0, WHEN
lAjkjna acknowledged, he fred and Intended to
hstn1 tSseA1so Gallagher had proyonted him
.1aa4.,oaHh bis tlclll some tfuo axo. It Ia
h, ia H. runs tn Lul0tr's = family, llo will 10
, 1881-08-29

". shstal Di&puteA 10 Ths CHICAGO 1ttbuna.,
e,s e,sss1iaRA1.. \ Aug. .ss.-Anoti,er now pat,er COM
lTnSa oe!ng organized hero, With d oapita! OF
k%sasof sof tho 1nanufautnru Of ordinary print.
astf .sd and low grades OF writing paper. The
I'D is.ss taoldors are two Amoricap oap!salists
b o m.o' eahadlans, all At present Interested Ia
kasrSaaeturo Of paper. TITO mill will bu
vi S.e AS".e ln the castern townships or on tho
Aats :. III. " Quebec. aud will havo two tua-
Hhpss ae!e ~. .!f of turning out tour Or i've toaa
e woo1 Tash ras taper t; ana chemically.
h e. IL y country 1t they cainot obtulu q mar
II u tlla country. :
, 1881-08-29

INDIANAPOLIS, Jud., Au9, sSd.-The agttation
Of tho Sunday law question In this CITY for some
weeks paat 1aally resulted Ia tho Police l,oarl
last evening making au ursler that IN aad utter
Sunday next tho poice Dtlcers shall Bcc that all
Skuto laws aud city orGlnanocs uto cl1eotually
eutoscc.l. Ths PURPOSE Ut tie ordur ID to ouni-
pei the saloons 70 eloao up on suadsy ~ re-
qulred by law. Mayor '6eubbs saiu In IN ln-
turvisw t..-iAy that in h!s uplnlon the
whethor or not the citizens deslrlug The eu-
, 1881-08-29
VACANT sENATonsu1I'a.

OTTAWA, Aug. 23.-Thore aro five vacant Son.
htorbhtps. nude ~ follows: lsy tho elevation Ut
tho lion. Mr. Cornwall to tho Lieutenant Cow
ernorship Ut Dritish Columbla, by tho rcsiena-
tton OF tho Hon. Mr. Skead. by tho resignation
OF tho Hon. MIR. Mcclellan t. accept tho Presi-
doncy Of the Council, and bis subsequent cleo
Of tho Hon. Mcssrs. Bull and Dro,1se. None Ut
these vacancies nre yee filled. It Is understood
NJ. Mckay, ex-Al. =. VII! get she Nova Scotla
aG,lln spoken Of al possibly successful asplrnnts
to tho Senate.
, 1881-08-29
the COURSE OF TRUE LOVE,

esttsl Dttpateh to Tbs chteaoo Tribune.
~ nnsoos Aug. :3.-Just as ho was going into
49, ~ W'ee to procure a Inarrlago lEconsu tho
s.s. ny slr. llucklc was arrested. Tho charge
aat OF abductlng aiaRgie Ho'llugshcad, tho
nssrold danghtcr OF n widow rcsi4llng oil a
aa ss.a u tho Township Ut Blanchard. buckle
rs.,t a.N TOT her, anA tho youthful pair clau1es-
sae'! engagcd to bc 1unrrteJ, and ca1no to thls
:s IL ~ tae purpose, lilo wis tnkon tack tU st.
Mt aal tte girl went with him, deolnrlnx
nh ~ ~ would follow her DltY to tho onl Ut tho
tsiss IN oh tue ensp coming boloro tho 1nagis-
tnsna tsaSG pail been submitted to tho County
ta. =. ,h.!lortey. Thu prisoner was rcmanueu,
, 1881-08-29

There arc a5,o0o m'tos Of wlEo, l1.00o miles OF
poles, with 2,D1 oIl!cps. THO cnpltni Of tho com.
bfne.l companies II over $l,0p0,000, and tho re-
cclpts last year wcro e;l,0u. Tho 0rent North-
wcRtrrn Company Ia now treating with tho tinv.
crnincnt hero fur assutntng the lines hitherto
Eontrttllal md npcrateil by Tho Government. 1t
and extent nf tGrrlt0ry NJ, country pttskcaRes
tc!e4rnphlu facilities equal to those or thu U0.
fHluurt
, 1881-08-29

NEW ORLEANS CCT.rON-1IASDLE1tS
NEW ORLEANS. AnR. .d..-'rhe Cottu,t Fltctors'
Cotton 1lnyers, Cotton Drt,kcrs'. Cotto,, I'rcss-
i,et,, and Ship Nrukcts' associations have cotn-
blncsa to lcfeat tho demands Ut tho lnitorinv
ctasses for Inercnsonf waFr* aud have lssGe,t
placartls orerfnK &..0 per day for tlrnyfncu, and
stating that 'lnnKshorerneH tatl mako ~ ter IAy
lhcy nlso state that ilvinn Is a. rheap herr. liz
esHcwhere. TN tho other hand. the cnitonnen'%
Executive Council. representing nI1 classes Dr
caused from intk uf fubof-suppIy. hut from
wages be'ng lnadeouuto as compared With liv-
tuH rates.
, 1881-08-29

Odel. Superintendent Of the Western DlvIs-
lon Df the kansas Pacific Hallway, Inns re.
si9Md I? aecctt tho tiencral ,Snprrlntclml-
it!x constructed westward! from III l'aN,.
Alr. t,lult cant, to Kansas City witt, Mr.. u.
S. I,yfurtl ~ 1915. mt! has bccn cotltlnctcYa
seecci"l " 1 : iy y. IT, % Dorrnl,cr @ lata t;c'srai
Superintendent uf tEa 'reXns l'nciisc tsoad.
, 1881-08-29

u
SrAYaEl4 Ont. Aug. 2S.-A strange md awful
occlrrenco hits Just been dlvulgcl. 4 few days
ngo tho night watchmnn stationed ncur tho
mouth OF Lumber Compary's furnace, Midland,
saw ascending :tu tho trough tho form Of baby
wrapped In shawl. He could not mako res
cute. and In minute inter tho iufant was crc-
.nntctl rs thoroughly if dUtte by tho scientific
nppnratus at Washington. Whuthor tho child
wns deal or ullve when thus abandoned Is not
known.
, 1881-08-29
A C111NAN1AN's TROUBLHS.
6pteiai ptsratth to The Chfeaeo Tribune,

KINGSTON. Aug. .S.-YunF Leo. a Chlnaman
who recently commenced business hero, 10 huv-
lug Il tnisGrabio timo Of It. Tho police have TO
watoh him tnost Of tho time. When left ut,-
guarIod ho ia nssatcd and pcstorcd SO tnuch thAt
on several occasions he pursued bis torsnontors
with an ax. lilo snys TINT III China tho first timo
Il man Ia Itssnltcd ho knocks tho other down.
tho second time no cuts his head on, und tho
.nsuphtaticated Celestial thinks he ought to do
tho SUMO bore.
, 1881-08-29


The San francisco bulletin, IN comment
Ing uWnl what tito l'acfiIc l.afIrontls l,nye
done for California, brings out tho following
facts regarding t.le through passenger h,sl-
1,cSs over thu Union and Central 'nc[tic lsail-
rs,;.'ls slncu they wern unttc,t III lA;9:
T,o Contrnl and tthion rarittc ltarunlls wero
tihttH! May i. tsd. Thu rccnrd NJ through travel
ir',in that nc To tho und Of 1hta fn> never rrt,
l,''hstG 4 tecgnt application rrun. this u5.
th,ntxb through travel for TINT tA.rod, or rathyr
frfll1t ,lunG |. inaIk In her. IL. lhHi:
, 1881-08-29
THE BARTLETT THEATRE COMPANY.

CLINTON, ILL.,, AuY. ss.-Tho Trcasuror aud
manager Of the isarsiost thaatre oonpany,
which has been exhibiting leFo for II weuk
past, decampcA anu,e sl,nu yesterday, as alleged
by tho potnpany, With $4tp. They were found In
aaS, Tsy Ut sa thas shsy oay hu S Il
the t,olupauy's m0ucy, ", Z, Dewey mRdu tho
nrrGXfa.
, 1881-08-29

Special Dtspdtst to Tit Chitaoo 1Tibuns.
OTTAWA. AUG. .s.-Tho customs revenue for
tho fiscal ycar ending Juno 30 by Provinces Is us
follows: Ontario, fa,50,470; Quebec, sy,0o9, lts;
Nova scotia. 81, ,49 20; New Brunswick. $l,:50.-
sg8; Manitoba. $41, $50; british Columbia, $780,
405: Prince Edward Island, S:.s54t, ,5l.; Northwest
Territories. firlpl; tatat, 1T. Thcso lig-
urcs arc 0lolNl, hut subte9t TO some slight ru-
Btlit.
, 1881-08-29
THE INDIANS.
The New Mexican Town of Eureka
Attacked, and Seventy Citi.
zens Massacred.
Horrible Muti1ntton Of the Body Of
Lieut.. Smith by nil Apache
SN,tnw.
a AfA9YAC1sl:.

TOMBSTONE. Ari.. Ang. @,-1ndtans nj
tackled the Town Ut Eureka, New Mexicu,
two duys ago and k1itc.l all tho citizens. said
to be nIout seventy III nuMAbtr.
, 1881-08-29

ALAnGls FAMILY,
Spteiat 1tspaten to Tai Chteooo Tribune.
MONTREAL, Aug. 2S.-Tho vito of Sir. G.
Chevnl'cr, L'Assonptton County, l,as presented
him with tho twenty-ffth child.
, 1881-08-29

II. G. Townsend, General Passenger Agent
of the Wabash Road, IL ut .he lra1l paeliic,
ue returns to st; Louis today, -. =
j. II, Hall, Eastern agent OF the Wabash
loud, OF Toledo, was at the Sl,erlAan House
last week. lfe retuEnctl to Toledo Saturday
nIght. = >,t<s ~,
The Qranll Trunk announces that 1t will
sell round-trlp tickets 10 the grand gegatta
to be held ut Toronto Sept, 7 a.ld : for Sl0,
Chicago to Toronto and return.
Mr.: w, W. Chandler. tie,leral Agent Of tho
Red Star Line In this city, has Rolto and done
1t. Ile went to Boston a few days aKu and
ROT married 10 all estl,nanle Judy ii that city.
lie returned to the city yesterday.
, 1881-08-29

" Rn.,1t s8k14 I'l11tf 6TAT18TlV8s
: on,r. onnaseh to 1As CAteaao 7ttouns. -
! klx,,,.,,ta aaK. a.-The following are tho OIL
tks. $ NY ot loa Canadian Telegraph combi-
{; >>.ssas sae Great Northwestern charter;
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-11-18
HUMOROUS.

The whale, says Andrers' Queen, is
the politician of the sea. He frequently
comes TO the surface to spout.
"Aim high" says Emerson. "Aim
low" said General Jackson. Perhaps
the best way is to shut your eyes and
pull the trigger.
No matter how gay the colored suits
Of the Dung men, the chimney never
forgets its dignity and gravity, for it
SCOT is always black.
A Rocklapd man saw advert ised ga
sure cure for drunkenness" He for
warded the necessary dollar and re-
ceived by return mail, written on a
valuable postal card in beautiful violet
ink, the magic words-"Don't drink"
49, B0ebIgnd C0Uyje1..
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-11-18
A GRAND STEEPLE CHASE.

AS if there were not sufficient excitement
at the usual horse race, these meetings "a
the turf nearly always close with a grand
stecpfe chase This kind of race combines
all the excitement of the regular race, with
the super-addcd element of danger which
seems to give further zcst to the sport
Horses, and good ones at that, often receive
severe injuries, which render them practi-
cally useless for long periods AT least
this was the state of affairs until owners
and breeders Of fine stock began to freely
use ST. JACOBS OIL, the Great German
Remedy for man and beast This invau-
able article to horsemen has so grown into
favor on account Of its phenomenal efficacy
in diseases Of domestic animals, especially
the horse, that it would be difficult indeed
TO discover a horsemen unacquainted with
its magical potency. The Philadelphia