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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

NEVER did a President go to Wash
ington with greater opportunities fol
distinction and enduring popularity
than President Arthur.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

The PATERSON FIREMEN should visit
Trenton and learn a lesson in kindly
sympathy from our noble fire laddies
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

The MALLEY BOYS may be innocent
but at present it looks very doubtful
if they will be able to prove it.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

GOVERNOR CORNELL has issued
proclamation requesting Monda,
next, the day of the funeral of Presi
dent Garfield, to be observed through
|out the State of New York as a da
of fasting and prayer.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

The MAN who at this time doe
aught that is lawless or unseemly il
an enemy of his country.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

RANDAzzo is gone. The italian
authorities can be trusted to deal
justly with him.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

PRESIDENT ARTHUR's FIRST OFFICIAL
ACT, a proclamation recommending
Monday as a day of humiliation and
prayer, does credit to both his head
and his heart.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

The DEAD PRESIDENT has left a leg
acy of honor to his family and hi
country.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

The AFFECTIONS of his c%ountrymei
were SO wrapped in him that to thei
eyes he reflected all that wa,
best and worthiest in human nature
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

There is not a Lady or Gentleman that
reads this, but what will want a pair on
shoes or slippers. We advise all such to
visit our store, and examine our goods before
1t has been our constant aim to|
sell
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24
Boots, shoes and Rubbers

before making your Fall purchases you re cordially invited to examine our
Stock, whether you desire to make an immediate purchase or not.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24

FINE OLD BRANDIEs at NJ. Hurley's
20 East Hanover st. 2-16-1y
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-24
Shoes Cheap

We know we are doing this from the fact
THAT we sell more every year. All kinds
,of shoes may be found here, coarse or fine.
have the largest stock of fine shoes for
|ladies of any store in Trenton.
, 1881-05-10
AN OPINION.

being That Of L. A. Sheldon, Govornor
OF Now Nloxico, on the Situation In
Washington.
spsetat Dapateh to Tna cAteaso Trtbuns.
CLKvELANut O., May 0.-Qen. l.. A. Sheldon. Of
this olty, rocentlY confirmed Governor Of Now
a,oxIoo, arrived In Cleveland this ovenlng, com-
Ing from Washington via Now York CITY. In an
interview with him on tho war bptweon prosi-
dent Garfield and Senator Conkllug, hu was
asked tho following questlous
ala Northern Ohio tho opinion prevails that
Conkling has staked his influence and prostia0
upon this cast Of tho dle, md that tho contlr,R-
ton Of Judge ltobortson will 10 Injurious ir not
fatal to hls Ovcrweeutng influence III bis own
Etnto. Are you tncitnolto take tho sAm0 vlew7"
Tho General aaId. ~ will not answer that
question directly, but WIN sayy thls much; q
Washington tt>0k especial pa!na tO sound Now
Y0Fkora on that Iufnt III HuM York saW
many Well-tnf0rmt1 pGrs0ftS Of buth political
parties, of both C1nk ilng'e follower. una uppu-
nentS, aud yesterday tad, aa travelling cnnphn.
Ions to Albuny, Btfnv of tho must prominent
politicians Ut tho btato, and convc!sed with all
1T Them on that subject. From aIl this. / fool
safe In asserting that, nhNtoyur may rcsutt,--bo
NObortaon's nomination confirmed or rpjuotetl,
Tho Republican, party Of Now York STATIC will
not divide, but will roInan. NJ At tho pDlls last
full, y un!t In the support of tho President"
, 1881-05-10
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
TIE FEED l3pTS.

Tho boys whp feed tho presses In tho job
printing ptliccs have strliuk for more pay. There
are about 600 OF them, ranging III ngu fron II to
10 md over. and they huv0 received $4.t0 to 60
per week. according to the stu Of tho press and
TOR II uniform ulvnnee TO ID por week.
Tho employers Rru not wIllffr 10 eonccdo tho
advance, nnl RbDut hnlr tho fcGllurs hayu quit
wurk At james 4; Co.'s several hHvu st0ppr,l,
md at Culver, I'nRo & iiuyne. and tho National
Printing COmpany. uni other, ,oilluUs tho tlt.
!nand was refused. Tho feod%lna % of presses
Niid tho employers thluk they cnti
soou Ill the vncaiit pIncos With now hands II tho
work. Tho f0romnn of tho printing oiivUs hold
n ulectnR III J. Il. Je.fcry's 0iilc1 yesterday mud
rcsolvcfl ltot tn uInpl0y my :" frodGr" II hp did
rut prcsont respasU from his lortttar unptuyUr.
It ss expected t|,at by this courso tho boys cut
will not bn nblo IL got wurk in othur 0illuos.
, 1881-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
MILWAUKEE jOTTINGa.

Epse{at utpatsh to TAs Cbieaoo TribunA
MILWAUKEE, wis.,. May 0.-Tho tur Wetnoma
loft for Muskcron Tonight 10 tow bitbor tho
steam barao Hilton, which has nually hson
ra'aod. Bsoam-pump was takcn aioug to keep
tho unfortunate oraft FREQ on tho passage across.
The s.oam. burgo 4. A. Everett IL In port, tho
second arrlya! OF tho season from b, below.
wheat to Buffalo on a through ratio OF III cDnts
10 New York. and tho schooner Heubon Itch
nr1s ,ron nro from r.o.rohn ~ Covnion,, ~
y, Mon os' aso'1 A*se"pao" ~ es''elanos ~
et;ao ~ ua. r,.
.ccole Wa snaae ~ tno custom. noaso to,aay
10 f;dwarsi Lawrence for &l,Q0p,
rrhn ,orra nror",,or rhicor" or~t,,o, - !. t,.o
nta.s.st sss,., ,,,T, ~, =. ~. s.,e H. .ss aso
nour so"h'9nt IRON HauAlo ana IL tue afst voa.
1.AkB Michigan ~ ontircy cEenr Of Ice, ind but
little wax encountered In Lake Huron.
uuaKrooN NEWS.
Rn,,tot Ju.rotrA n ~. rhi,n., ar&.h,.,.
MusKxuos. sttoh., MayV.Spcelo's tu new tue haa
tro sr r,tf hu snn f r' ooss s"
u ~. r' .I,In w. m'.t .ac ~ tn tnHs .I,,
r,;nbor shin,nomts 4 III In ~, "'ne1eon'
an srh,n'nar ssiSerWn h"a Sac-o ho, .,,s
f,r Tis o@ch Fnr thn ~: ri ss,s hn1a nIr III @
49,, sitna ~ rt 1 ns ~ :. y ~. M1gt s putt
a Ma ua.eaeo. 1ho .Tst ss!p 9esoup!s! 20 sa daya;
MIiwaukeS hnVo hne1 far drv f.,tnntss sThHr1 ~I
viii nrot,nblv ho mn inureasS fnr thn s,nw TnfI
nut. " '~' '''o o" 'o'''
T. NJ, Weston has coli, to A. Ballard. Of cblca-
''a'' A'' *S@,ua.' W. w wv u. '. "hssuna'''
a.,, ,u""s.s =. =. ~" ~, nuou mtssa IT.,
mr., 1y~, AiInr % Nv ts d e1ssav Th LII .t..o
saskt.stt rnt,,r'"A r"1, 5,ivnr ,iat tnfs %
ins' Gnc tn,,ii not runcb Tr;nco Rrtht;r:s Mun1,
, 1881-05-10
cannost Torr1 llauto 4 fn1iana. and vandale
railroads In place br j. II. Smith, rusigued.

s,W.-,. -.,.'-, !, :, " '''..'"s WE ..''0"''"
.,.' ', ..,'., :" pa1o ~ ~ ~ o".'' 'os'H""'t
ING Mssh!gan Eentrai le"ltroad brought IN
yUstgrt1ay nenrly Ton utnIHrnnts A,o,it half Of
il,nr, Imrgn mn tt,o n,njv..nt ,,,.t"as. ~ ~.
At,ah,r,,, Tt,n,s., ~. i". ae. "1.sa :, ". '.o
do II stil larger hus,noAs during tho prpsuut
wsok.
m. r,.,,., .. .,..., L.. .., -, "a,
Ino Cn!oHHo Aton naS airno,lalctt al tte
tro1IseS arisnn tfnhi tno iiotats ~ tho M!ssotr!
insets i,o, - !rasnt Ana
III .t asaihS se nW nni's afh aRa'n
~ M ~! tt.nas ,. ".1!n1it III notenuon us ae!Ay
no Ihe,gn HeK 1siatn nis1 Gfn.oncnd
mv.r, "Rn ,v,.,,t, - lmscMn r'4 mgn ovet w. ,ts
,.esWnrtn s ~ anvteiast. NM IL S1ptets 70 ~ at'la
~ ~ ' ", W. mu ~. . ~ i,r Msas sf IaH uay.
, 1881-05-10
CASUALTIES.
T1fE ELQIN HORROR,


Spsetdt Dtsraith to The Chicago Ttfhun4s
Et1tH, ILL.,. May o.-Tho body OF Frances
CrefRhtnn, tho ttlo gill lost In tho forry.dtsas.
tor, was found at the railroad bridge late tnis
aitern?nn. king Htx recovered Ono moro
Coroner williams was telegraphed for and eamd
Spsetai bspateh to n. Chicago 1,tban.,
-, sorTM EtusN. H., Mny 0.-Tho body Of Lea
I'hayEos. 'hy IL ycn.s II aKe one of tho Victims q
In tho river ut this place a6out . O'clock thls
morning, by Anthony Oswald. 1t was brought
TO shure and !nfd out on platform by tho mill
tnohlatcly dIspatohatl TO El0n. The 'body was
badly bloalel aud was much mutItated and dis
tortcd nboilt tho face. almost paat recognition,
Letters and MI account buck lii tho dcoeased'a
podkntH, hnwercF. clearly established It's tAenti.
". While hero the rcniaIna Of young Taylor
wore sadly viewed By vast and sympath,ztnR
crowtt 0f peop!e. About o'clock wagon cons
vcycd tho rof1a'ns to Elgin, where thoy wero
paruutS.
, 1881-05-10
STAR ROUTES,

SpEe4dI I9pattA 70 1hs Ch3tdo0 1fabNHs.
BT. LoulB, May p.--PoatmAster Hayes has gopo
10 Washington, supposedly on business connect.
od With tho star-route Developments, There
IL a0ma sorvce directly connected With tho It.
Louis olfipe which has boon "oxpodttod," but, 70
far AZ oAn bo lcarncd, 1t was ali Legitimate. II
st. Louis aYures locally IN tho % andai, It will
como ntout by roaBon Ut tho fact thnt TWO Of tho
directing mail transportation hxvo thalr
hoau0uArters hore. Onp ls that in which i.
G. orena 10 tho moving splrit. Associated With
him arc Elkins, 0t New Mextco, ana Tonnes,
SEQ oapitallst. The Dth0r company having III
head 0lteu hdr0 IL that contrul!ea by Col. Prtoo.
10th Vt thaso companies have routes on WHICH
tho aorvluo has 6uun "sxpotlited,"-lu other
words, tnnreas0h from w0ukly TO tnoru frequent
route haa been "uxpcdltsd" thsrs IL some.
thug crooked. Public cOnvublaucu neSeseitateS
MI 4parease ot sesvlua. Aul It ~ KrRatcd JuatlN
Whaf0 tho Inuruaxu1 &orvicu II unnecessary, Of
whurp tho additional compensation 10 exortltA
ant. tho spAnt4l pUulu& lu.
, 1881-05-10


DEs MolNEs, H., May O.-Col. +. n. Drake,
President Of tho Burlington s. Cedar Rapids
Railroad, las bcen here several days. aud
y0lir correspondent cornered liiln one lnorn-
Ing Mt tie Aborn House, md, fl RESPONSE to
request for Information rs to the object, tho
Colonol seated himself oil a sott spread out
lnap OF Iowa on his knees, Oil which wero
penclled nil tho Imaginary and proposed lines
Of all tho railroads of IoWn, except such iaB
Col. Drako would bo likuly to have my In
tcrcstin, which shows that ho Is watching tho
other fellows, "Yes," snid he,; Two shalt
mnko considerable extension OF our rnnd
vcrY soon. Wo have sgyerni routes I'll Wow
VI %e ,sa so oy nGt yot saesntiy ey@S9ea @ to
ritory lylnE a!l around lleTe" {naking 2
routes from Des Mnlnes to Mcaregor and
s11atgw Ss d @ orS "ws hsd WI o0H s90, 10 .tSa GsS,
front Wright County nway np northwest to
TTnilroa.is for anybody who wants them.
We. have Organized q construction com;
poiIt or territory, build road, ind il any my
bptly wants II when built We let them tiaye it.
There Is tllo outlet OF the Central 1ow9 from
t. SO %o ill., Nnw ws o!ur / !" tSem i Gy tuy
want II, Or ANYBODY else who wants It. u1i,
hero to look 6vor tho unnccuptod territory, and
do 80.
President CIarksou don,ca that thero Is, or ,s to
be, any partnership butwGon tho Dos bfolhca s.
r.: toula aiad Z tho ChIcaxo, Huntingdon = Quincy.
10 bu d part OF tho main itno to st. Louis, arj
will bB built from nus Alotnss 10 Albia by bis
Company. Tho trOnJs purphused aild the tfUs on
ty-ye miles will he let by tho .oth inst. 1t IL 10
70 completed sept. ], and shon Roes into tho
ninu yonrs Tho extension Of this roati north,
which 10 called tho Ut. Louis, Des Moincs Il
Northern, bus struck b!K b3oul. clean through
auftoA question 10 doodle Which route win Ret
t. There y row very little doubt Will TO built
TIC lion M and roli.nR.stoek for % tho Dos bsolues,
Oacooln s. Southern have boon purchased, Q1ld
work bus begun on tho 0sooola on1. 1t will bU
pushed 10 this city as rapidly Us possible.
, 1881-05-10

enough to seriously lntcrforo with bis tow.
Tho new stcaln: barge 1tuhg Hfoharis, built at
Mhnitowoc. will brtnR 4 cargo OF orc Yrum Es4
trt,tt fnr her machinery. Afterwards Aho Will
cnegr m her c0ntrnot fOt orc from RscuuAUa
10 Chicago for tho rptnafndur OF tho 4en4or.
STURGEON BAr MtsoELLaNf.
8psetdt UttpdttA 10 1At Chledao Tflbans
SrUHGEoH RAY, Wis, May 0,-Tho Atchnee
Weinnn9. On her way from Green 1Iay 10 Eecai,a.
bn. called In here yesterday morning. She Eprort-
~ M Ice IN sight between hero and 1roon uar.
Tho stBaE.er N. G, f1aw,oy, from Monomlhet,
cale'1 ln hero shortly afterwards On her why 10
Green lay.
A hu9vy rhtn storm accompanied by thunder
md lightning prevailed hero yeaterday aud last
night.
, 1881-05-10
INDIAN TERRITORY.

CALDWELL, Kas, Aay a-seyesal cattlo men.
arrived hero from tho ''souud-ups" In tho In.
dian Tatrlsory, report tho cattle not badly soat-
tesad and ln botter condition than could bo OK
peoted. 0raaa and water ID plenty and tho cattle
taking on tat very inst. We haY0 had plenty OF
rain here. Wheat Is heading out, aud corr. Is
being cultivated. All ruports tu the contrary,
tho HIdlans In the Territory ara quiet, shtlwlliy
MI disposition 70 fsratA tr0lblB Iboy aru opPn-
lug now farnls, sni In ovpry way e1hlbitluR
tha'e Ruxloty ~ adopt tho white nuns way.
, 1881-05-10

NEWTON, Kas, May o.-Suporinte,,dcut
Chase, of tho Atcllson, Topeka j. Santa I'd
Hallway Company, Informed your CORE
epondont. this evening, that the occasion OF
such a large number OF lnen south of hero
to-day was for tie purpose Of taking up
nb0ut thirteen miles Of track running SOUTH
wust from Wellington, called tue Wellington i;
Western branch, They had decided TINT tho
etsr raas hsyo
from WelElngton and loft tor tho wcst, ThoE0
woro over U,0lel men at Wellington this morning,
troutlc. Tho truck will all 10 up BY Monday
MON.
, 1881-05-10

1P$t4ot IApQ3FH ~ 1HE VAFEd9u 1FsVRWs
IantAsAroLls. Ind, May s,-rho inal ar
rangomonts for building q branch ltno from
plymouth to Houth Bend, a Distance OF twenty-
Olght miles, aso being made by v. T. Malott,
Vlco-Trestdont md Gonerll Managor OF tho
l., +. & @. Hnt!road, who has Rono Eaat to saiso
tho l,uoeasary funds. TITO bEnnuh II expuOtod
to b0 Ut RteAt Importance tU ehH p1ru lile % =
connecting link With the Nt1hXun Central md
cause It makes tho distance het~eeu this city
and South bend iess, by s|1teen miles thau by
, 1881-05-10
A RAILROAD sMAsu-up.

PORTLAND. O., May S.-Trntn No. 81, on The
Cleveland & plttsburg flaiIroad, gulue west, ran
over two aoracs OH Gillespie bridge. and passing
over thcn Engino No. 10 and four empty gon-
dolas wont uvor tho Gmbanku1ent, tho engine to
tho right. tho tender and cars to tho loft. En-
g'neor isIlly 0tterson had one arm caught under
tho GnEtnc, mid was seriously, X nui fatally,
scafded. FtroMnn l3unry LowriH was but slight
Y Injured, being thrown on tho left gld0 With
tho kQnklQT. - = -
, 1881-05-10

Gpteta& Dtspateh 10 TIA Chicago 1ttbrns
OcuSoMowoC, Wis, May 0.-Wlnam Murray,
Il brakeman on tho Milwaukee d: st. Paul Nail-
rpad living In Milwaukee. was badly crushed at
1lfnok0ell last night whto coupling ours. Tho
night WIS dark aud rainy, md DO probably
sIIpped While stnndtuX batWcGn tho CARS. He was
brought hura.
, 1881-05-10

Hptt4aI Ut1atfN % 1hs CAltaeo 1f3bNM&,
OMAHA. Nob.. May a.-Perolval Lowell, Of this
city, bus bcun toudcred ana hns nccepted tho po.
sit!ou OF General Passenger and Ttckot Agent Of
tho Chicago. Burlington & Quincy fiaIlroad. Ho
t,uunn with tho burlington & Missouri River
Huilruau Ia Nebraska u private secretary about
seven years axo, aud gradually cllR,beu up to ~
Oenefal Freight aud Ticket Axcnt and Assistant
GenorAl Manager, aud now takos tho third Ok.
ecutivo position With the parent road.
, 1881-05-10

Special Dhpdteh to Jhl CAlexeo Iftttnsx
WATERFOWL, Wls.% Mny e-Anton Milhofer,
aged years, while fishing to-day was deowuod
IN tho tiums OF tho Tough and Keady Mlll. The
swif.ncss Of tho current has proyunted tho to-
coyory OF tho body.
, 1881-05-10

TIE 0OvEttNOR-GESEtsA
0rrAwAt May H-1t Is stated that tue Cover
nor GonerAl will return u Ensl and after his
trip, ruslgnliig bis position hero.
, 1881-05-10
,MEARINN q N .EWS.
NiI9IT.AI'S.
nRnKH HEit srEAN-pfrE.

MIaIIAps.
nRntfE HEN BrEAN-FfrE.
Sptttds Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN. Mtoh.. May D.-Th1 stcnm-
bArgo Buckeye, en- route from ChluaEo to
MilskcYnr, troko her stoa,n .plpc and sprung
leak nout mtdniRht Inst night, md ra3t into this
I'urs for rep0trs arriving hure Ut a. tn. Ste IA
In dry.dock being topaircd, and will soon loavo
for Muskegon.
AN EvESTrUL VOYAGE.
Special Dlpaieh tV Jhe Chteapu Tribune.
6TrniE,N lsAr, Wis. May 0.-The tugs Kitty
Smoke aud H. Davis arrived horc yesterday from
Escailaba, und 1t proved quito an uvoutfuk trip
for tho tugs. When they had R0t on Point po-
uEasu1a on tholr way hero thoy found tho Iargo
Rchouacr Pathfinder. loaded with iron and bound
frotn Escannba to Cleveland, fnst OH. Tho tugs
were slHna1e,a. and tho schoonur was pulled oil
tho shoul, ind thus savod from probable de-
etr1lction She WIZ apparently not Injured. aud
Stewart, bound, i1'm EscaaabH 10 clsvs:
ssfsss ss III 4 ssHy !; xs fs ss Eli rs y
tempt hcr rclease, and it is possllG that sho wus
landed on tho bunch, or otherwise injured "
When tho Smoke ind Davis got on Elisn Day
they sirhted a SCHOONER. which proved to be tho
Nancy Doll, In tho middle or I. tou nero fold OF
ieasstl asr rum 6er prison aud towod hsr ID 10
Eagle tiaFhor. to noar whore sto WIS taken out
Shortly after releasing tho Nancy Dell tho key
ea,n9 put Of tho tug Davis whcot, WHICH dis.
nblea her: and she WIS towcsi here by tho
hero. Tho Davls viii iNayo for S6oboyFan,
whore sllc will sorvo TIM dredgo.
es Ea o e os ysssy oso hS
EgE !iarbor and took her 10 this Iort. Tho
l;tIdas contreboarsi was frozen solid three foct
loft tO.lay for Milwaukee, with hor cargo Of
, 1881-05-10
COMMENDABLE,

ae<etal Dtspdl<A to 1hs GAaeaqo IftbusA.
MILWAUKEE, May g.-'r A. Chapman, tia
merchant prince, announces to-day that he will
build tsnement-hnuse p0ssiu4 batwo0u 1t0.000
and $5O,00D this sumtnOr, and Will rous tbs xpart-
n,e,,tx 10 nIs clerks and emplpyds at merely
nominal rates..
, 1881-05-10
STOCKS,

dptefal Dtspat<h to The Chicago 1ftttns.
MONTREAL, May o.-Tl,c stock market was
very buoyant and strong to.day. Innk Of
MuntruAf advanced 0!t per oent, selling ut 2l5,t.
, 1881-05-10
TAKEN UNDER ADJUSTMENT.

&pFf1oI V7spalea 70 Inv CAltaV0 IF16HH&.
NiLwAUKEk, May Q.-Thu preliminary oyami.
nation Of W. q. Cramcr, editor Ut tho Evening
tFtye0tstn, ou charge Of ctl1l!ually libetiu9
pawyer Finch, WaR had iu tho Muu!c,pal Court
to-day. Thu alst Wl3 taken uAdoF AlrsplneAt
by the Judge AttoE hear,ny tho testimony.
, 1881-05-10

Special Dtsp1teh 10 Ths Chstato 1rbtn&.
MusKE0oN, Mlch.. May "a swcie employed
III 1avlus 13rUs. mill was sunstruck to-dny,-thu
first Of tho scasou. Ho was carried homo ln-
6Qu3Ib.p.
, 1881-05-10

8peetdl Dupatsh to Tia Chicago 1ttbnnt.
DECATUR ILL.,, MayD.-Thta mornIng ton Of Tho
pcst mAch!no hands Mt tho Dccntur Furniture
Factory quit work and struck for au Increase III
Tho managers refused to mako tho advance,
Aud the mon arp Idle.
, 1881-05-10

HALIFAX, N. s., Mar g.-An'iFaw I,nrton's
property at Tanaior, ono Of tho most vatuablo
xo!1-tninfnE properties In Nova scotta. has been
s0lfi to Ntw f1rk company for $lGp.NU III
stock In tho opmpnpy.
, 1881-05-10

switches. Tho nhn claimed thnt thoro had been
t,uiIc nf tho viuleneFOr Intimidation with which
ttry hHl tH,ett eh,fFxG1. They refurresi u n re-
t,nrk madd ny tho Superintendent OF Police Tint
inc 1 mnw haai,ls wnte y syinlmshy with Tho strlk-
n,an presented Ilseif \ iunotiiig viii 10 held
to-nvht NJ WGat Twelfth Btroot Turncr- Hiatt,
, 1881-05-10
1fisEN3&.

Mr.. D. 3. Tlden has boon appointed Joint
Ticket Agent at. indianapolis OF the 1'lttsburv,
Cincinnati r 1T Louis, indianapolis b Vim.
, 1881-05-10
TIE IlttAkt:Af1:N.

Tho brakofton on tho Chicago T. Northwestern
who hive lecn circulating Il petition Making m
ndvanco lit wages OF 81 per month and cxtrn nay
for cxtra work hnvp not yut huntlnl tho ,lDctl-
msnt to tho otlloas Of Tito ruad. Tho mnnarrrs
viii to boturu tho petition iits hcon haI,tltai Il,
thptn and they kttow wllnt is wanted. II they
ilni TINT lor tnnn recelyo less than tho tnot, Dii
Aterel. Ihucc E1ens To bc m faction IA
lar ts chn bp lcMrnc,l htnonR tho tJrtken,ut, utt
Dtu0r rt'S. Thu hlctt on tho f}urllnNtul,, Alton.
aud othor roals nro pa 6Y Tho irip.
REDUCTION IN LIVESTOCK RATES,
Commissioner Flnk's circular regarding tho
reti'ictlun Of cNst.bouhd rataa OH cattlo and
dressed bncf ts na (ollnws.
"on Apell 10, 1881, tho Wabash, St. Louis s.
Taclflo hallway tnalo rc1n est That thn eetal,.
lIsfcd tnriG rato OF 1.-Two stuck ba olttor restored
arl maintained or tint, In ,ccorslnnco with tho
ngrconneut of Mnrch II, tssl, tho lowest special
rhtobe adopted III tho Honcrnt r1lte.
"liapltlK that, as preliminary to tho restora-
ton Ut tariff rates, tho cDmpotlng roads for tho
Now EnKand live stock and dressed buof traillo
would speedily a9rcu upnn tho rcIntyo ratcB to
10 charged UPON tho two articlcs, action upon
tho aboyn relucst hns been deferred until tho
t@,rc1Gae @ ty co,lscnt Of tho WnbAsI,, st. Louis s.
"Tho esmpeiitors for tho New Enpana trat,1 O
having ta!u.l e arriys at any .nereen'att, IL
Gonipltat,ce With the ro1tlest Ut tho Wabash, a.
ss ss' 4 pe!S %sssS H. s a Y"nea aasf shq
lasls q ChlcaV,i 10 Now York k-wili 10 q; conts is
cents por lu) poin1s. Atnny time TINT NJ, n9reo.
inciit inr thP restoration of rntos my bo inno
H. ~ fte f, w 9s ,,r" 'yaca to tariff ratio
"lhe p prSsoni M irE rates will bo ohansod on
Issued tho following e!rcnnr.
-, A. tle meetLn9 ar tho Committee on .Liyo
, 1881-05-10

INJURED IN a MILL
6psetal Dtspdfth to zns Chicago n<b.saA,
MusKKuoN. Mich. May 9,-DanIol Arcepu,
FTcnchmRn. employed IN Torrents MILL was
badly Injured to-day byn slnl, flying from tho
saw. 1t attutk h!E0 In tho head, laying It open.
, 1881-05-10

= Y W,i.o n Ianppe3'' IV,,s;utn Wugs f1ns,s..,
,!attIos 9muI, ]. 4. Gray,
i. !; !; Mo!!ihg, II. y. prce,nan,'
Il. r Clnlsg, Il. y. Mnson,
". f. spencer, Anr9n Iiliss,
i. i. Wright, II. M. Wright.
Z. a. Hull
THE COFFIN
was IN TIM library. In tho M wtre throo ,,ca
,irnt cnItoa ,;..3i ttaro ,,v ~, I'm ..,nr ~ H.
Hitchcock. Mrs. Joseph II. Tslcr. of West Ch1n-
bridge, Hass. III tho Wndoss und On tho man.
ttot.to,n ,,.,r,, ,,,n. ttyors t,,+ Io.nra n-r al
~ .,. w oluoa nu", w.. ~. a.e 9t ~
Wnys thefo. Mono wore seht Ny tf'ehas' w alfs'
11!tchcOok hau requested them nut 10 du 30.
tho iEo uf tho Icceasoi.- .-plaln and simple.
A quartet mada up ot Hurry Wators aud Mleses
l5u Don1.'
nrYr 1,rxy 1,,, rn1,xtnx
, 1881-05-10
ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTS.
6pfttd{ Dkyp1tth to Jts Chftauo Tyttnlne,

MONTREAL. May 0.--Stx huudrcd and Nifty Inn
tn!Hrants arrlvod by tho steamship rnrisIan to-
day. on route for tho West. Halt wore for Or
tlrlo mud the Northwest, and tho othor halt
were for tto Western States. Tho latter warg
Swc1es md Germntis.
, 1881-05-10
CROPS.
ILLlNO1g.


Special Dhpaseh 10 TIC 0atedso 1tiDun4
srnEAron, ILL.,, May 0.-Ycstcrlay and to-day
hnyo beeu warm aud pleasant. Tho grass II
growing nicely, and the trees are putting
forth thoIr leaves. Tho corn-land 10 naar~
" all plowed ind planting will soon boz
tho ground IN iioe saape, and all vogotnu0n
sc0ms to 10 Wtdo awake after tho long aud hard
apsetal Dtspaiea to 1ns cAtease Tstbans.
Ct1NTnN. IL, Mny Wit Ia now estuntod that
abous d, threo.aunrt9rs crop. IN aomo oases
farmers haye plowed + up, supposlnr It to be
essy runs Shs t m ss T os
1uuch worrying and trouble over it, result.
=. setttal pitps,fh + n catsass 7tthans
lighted with tho worry pleasant and favorable
weathor which Wo uro having 1ate'y.-tuat
sapsst IL Ba raa ia P
tatoes aso now 1olnE ranted. gardeus arc being
maao end PR Rrepasstions ..ro a!so being made FOR
green: tsucd uro budding and lcaylug. and the
attractions Of spring ard now plainly ovtdont-
OHIO.
CoLuxnua, O., May o.-Tho Forthcoming Nay
crop ana Stock report Of tho Ohio State Board
Of Agriculture. u valuable and rolahlo uoou-
mcnt, will bo roady for distribution Muy II. Tho
Information i8 basod On estimates made by
about l,00 correspondents In nearly all tho
Townships OF tho State, mostly practicable
farmers. capable Of Judging Of matters they se-
aty The .Saw ZEE oa
" por cont Of last yeaTe crop. Or 10. 0.l7S.e00
ii she, rrodueers,. md thas tho pro6a.
bio yield Of the 8tato this year, * wo
ae, G r. nox ~ ssnt
lnst years lns crop. Tho wheat map VIII show
fsaat tho best whoat this year Hos 10 tho leve!
Thu State. Thcsa Hyerugo fully luD per cent, Aa