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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19
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S{iEGINIA: III tho CLERKS otHca CT King
George Circuit Ccuct. October Il, 1881
Eilzibeth n. &. q ttcco s1d XarIa s4ooc,
complai tunta, against { bs:oCa K. ;}A:a5Tijgr,
Robert B.iabiilge, Elizabeth 81 GassAsd
josephine Ih.se, GcymoG! nooe. &E!iir Hcoe
and Hsrrint HUoa. the lss! four Children o.!
Fey III yu' Hose, decesaId. and olhera, defend
ants. In charrrry.
The object CT this suit is 50 subiec. the zeal e.
tate IN the on: named sd known SIS Fried
i:nd' and ''ElssenTlon" &c tho psg men. q . iisn
,har"on given By The lnta tcenree.ras ) Auoe.
for the sum OF Sic 4I6 -, ov!dyrced by four
bonds for s. ego Is Gsch, - G|Ei =. Earloa and
". K. As.on, succi.i commissioners, Under q
decree of the C!r,u. Court Of King iie rye
county. Tea:sseG it, III {, ch.rc2ry Gauss Ct iiooc
guardian, against i!ooe and o,aa-s, :.nd for other
purposes ia ss!d Till nsned
And stldavi; havi!z ;:een risi5 ard aicd .hs!
tho above nsmed ~i.ndsnts sra ron raS,Gen. s
OF this State it is ordered that :hrY snpo:r here
within one month after duo publication OF this
ORDER, ard Go What is necessary TO pro!tc: ci.
Intel es!s IN tbs suit n cup:-teste:
Nm. /. BkOHN, Cork.
y. u. &Gfon, +. uctl9-mlm
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EEGsE NSTEGES.

TTIEGINIA Clerks cities o. tho Circuit
Cou.. CT the city Of :. lex sEdria. 0atcoer
e. 1871.
James I, Cerlic, couDlsiEhct
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EGuNLisJ ..ALG OE .:0isTMiM NAwELE.

Tn ~! d., Moron sc! Is 1881 ct lbs isrn
tf Jutse WIN. EUieIirA, nsar L!fon stslinn,
Y. IL. e. W, u l:.irinI coGn.r Nd - n.i'ct
i7o:.i ti"2cgG:!s. s. II . II will sc sold wi.h
out reserve ~ the Elphest bi'3"r. FIFTEEN
Si;EEt S&ED HNt3VhiE BULLS, warning
IL ~" from CH:vcs 10 two Tcs!s %. Purchasers
vii! ou .5.c ~ c=a:niao and select ha,.nxls fro IN
y largo EE4 iiao hGjd CT cows Ncd 80 those who
With 20 ob..'G this celubra.sd STICK rn CoGt ~
opportunity is ee!6aln i,riscitcd. Veni2es will
zee. .ro tT;:irs srd ran 50 .Dd from the flrrn.
Passengers wi! haTc TN },r TINS 10 attend llu
Snin ard cave lhe 4ry.
Germs: IL: months cieI,. or nnCrovs3 Io.ce
bearing intnr@>. Zen p"1 cent 90: { r c..h.
ANN 30 purchased VII, i desired, DC deliver
o. on coo cars =. Clifton.
: descriptive list viii fall i;eGiirecs vii BE-
furnished on application - b1;ui.7 Fletcher,
siuUu!,a:ondsLi Of The farm. Clifton T. u, or 10
James Z. &&cn&a. Cr1;:o:!lte, Haigi.x CO Va
&C, 2S-.Ci.2wtw
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a29ers%G ssls:i c;!Ds.a:!.; - Ii4;5 :Sassa-
C5CSIEG.
Washington =, T., nad Northeastern Gna;.s
.. H.. - IN. .nI and ) - ,. -.
Western rials - sud : - j. ~
Southern mills, rs :il-:.E.c Of. "a, 10 80 e.
r. enc 81 ncL s - >. n.
South aai Southwestern mails, Wis LYNCH.
turg FirG!;:ia, way sI.l through mai.3, :. ~ =
N. and ~ =. -.
iE&nass"s division : jt} s.. Il.
AlaS+ut:.:. 10 H@an4 LII IS. Coz. "a!
uVE.sLE4,
Northern &a1 Wos.a.,, mails, viz fFaaj;ar-
oon, D. g., S 60 2. n. l. -, md e on q. -.
SouthoC2 I..s..s, W. -..--ug@d. Ea., : Sc =. y
Ed $ so 8.
Southwestern Hly.i!s Vie E.%-lA6U-=, Tirziuia
(th.ough Ioa!s} u,.,.DG way -..5.l!a on ;A.IishG
Eairctd, - =. -.
Mpnassag Miy;slo,. : 60 pm. fot lcc!; bcx CAY
Round h!lL to A.oAaa&s,S, w., ) 81 y. ~
Giice Hours--u1co ogc.s :. ~ ". L., sad
closes n. ? o. >. r..
Sunday Hours-O@ca opeua Al 8 As e. It.. s5ld
Closes 81 30 5. m.
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T|lEGlNIA: Clerks cities o. tho Gircu.
Cou!. CT The city Of = lex eEdsia. October
q. 1881.
James I. CsEli2, cou2lsiGas!.
vs. IL CES.CsTy,
Alex. Hunter ct els de:ts
Whereas Jsnes f. Csr!in heretofore ez hibitcd
to cur Circuit OF tho city Of Alcx.Dt:fia his bill
of complaint s&GiEst Alexander Hunter ard
others, whereupon sun6ry proceedings hnvo
been had, as spuesr5 from the rscCris GuG lies
OF said Court tu. before Elsl decree coulQ &c
pronounce il tbs csuse Jcnes =. Garfield, who
hsd become g party otftGdsot u tsd sult, CO.
parted this iifs. leaving U%!rv ,. Sa-Euld,
James + GsrG-!d, siGt:!a G-.1a'd, irwin Med
Garfield aat a.h.sn Or! Go L. ms heirs Z, law ST i
Lucsctia X. q .rfGd, his wido~. in .nrv:viT Z !;
and the snl! jsu.Cr : Csriio basin ~ ouilc .i,,i
III Tor proper Ter edy in this oehs.f ard we
berg wiling taat waai lie Tgh. aGd iUst sh0u j
ha done; s.d it eppasri-g b. affidavit shat tae
SOLD Harry r.. Garfield, james L. Garfield,
H1!l1 Ga iisfd, ltvin &cp. Garfield, nbranl
Garhed aaG Lacrstt Il fairfield srs :lGt rrs-
dents OF this Stsa, j: IL orderat II - the? enT,eac
here within one nun!h si:er due publication Of
this order to show II say thiug :cr themselves
they hsro q. know 10 a.y Wv The said suit
Should rot ta lr CeeGeG, vi 10 a fms! dac?tc aat.
Be IN sll itGgs n tan sam" plight ont cJrdiiiQn
IS IL Ws5 al tho time Il :hs ,!:ct2s3 .; rs s=iI
Jsnes 4. Gsrae!d, ard further 20 Go sHd re-
cai7c Whist CUT saic Court h Ill il ;il: S5: cen
:itcr copy -tt:!
NORTON MaHEE, Clerk
g. = StuSrt. . q u:tES-wt :,
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gNDh SEhH--h rNHm, cori;iiag uT :!
E? EUED"j.G; 40 &.lhT&%N ..GHEN,
soYer !C:.cs ;Icm &,i"xe2Gria. ca Tho iuga C
S@CD:iaE, an& &1.c iiOHni vernon. sGjalii: .
tha isiics Q! DI.w1.,h IuaknIail, GaYlo; ".
EiCIn. "n;! Uih8'a. enc iInpsoaaG.CsLs caL!;st
OF e r. - . : IOHT rWELlIEN, ,e~t!y new,
bH:n eGd other or. bai'air2s -Eo.o S $50 c
GOOD n"1'. II; pI=r C!cAatG Qa lie pfemiaes
25;ro%3. %.
i. viii he !'r fr!t Or taa yssT 1857 kpr :uTlhsr
rGrtca|aGs iaIDira CT W.:l<r y.alt"n or .E.ha
j. Ilrccr. ! "uuiilk, Vc. cc,iS-soir.
, 1881-10-25

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SlGSAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. D. t., Oct. 25-1 n. m.-rhe
CliIef Signal Officer furnishes the following
special bulletin:
rlle barometer Is lowest over Lake Ontarlo
and highest III Kansas. Illetenperail,re l!ns
fullpn from to Ii degrees III New England,
trout ) to II In the Ol,lo Valley nst( Te,,aes.
srt, mid tho Upper Mississippi Valley. and
from 1:o IL degrees IN tho Gulf States. Rain
has fallen since tic Inst report IL New Eli
gIa,ul, the Mlstdto and South Atlantic States,
tia Ul,iD Valley, aud ts Lower 1.alse region.
The wtl.ls are variable IN New England md
tho Middle Atlantic States. In alt other Ills
tvic1s, ,tllcy nro from north to west. Tile
Mis,issipui Iliyer Is two feet seyen inclu.5
ul,,ye tliu danger Iine Mt Davenport, and four
fnet iwD i,luIlrs uonye Ut KcuRHls.
fur tlle Ulsiu Valley md Tennessee, partly
elu1,tly weather nllt rain. followed by Glenr-
Ing Wunttler, westerly Wlilus, stationary Or
li..)1rr oaral,ltspr and Temperature
Fur the LOwcr Lake reEiul;, purify cloudy
wtuther nlul rain, westerly willtls. stnt!utl-
nry or higher barometer and temperatures.
Fur tliO Upper l4nko reKlun, tia Upper
Mississippi aiiti Missouri Valleys, fuir Wratt,-
vr, suutllwpsterly wlnls, stntiOharyur higher
uAyuu.eter Ns,u tHlituornture.
FNEr WniIther Is lhuicAtetl for tho Upper
Mississippi ind Missouri Valleys for today
Allu tUNlDfr0W.
CnlcAQt. Oct. .3-i0:l6 p. m.-Th0 following
observations nrs tnk1n Ut tho satile lnoment o1
titup at a!t the stations hntllul:
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
, 1881-10-25

telling 11OAytly upDll the EASTERN tGatS.
,rnrc IL ,,ot ~, tS..tn+r linn viii, tl,a nrn,-
lAc'e u '. ~ 4.a"t ~, s' nt'' W.. so ",tsa,
an'a exception of INC new YORK esnssA.'
Which Inns 4 large and prUftnbie loca! htlsl'
1lcss that expects To t,u mile tn enrn n diyi.
de,l thls year. II The present condition ot
, atrnirs .nr,i,,n.,s ,u,,,l, ;nnvnr. srhn Pam.
"Ma!a ,N'', .o"." 49,, t,:I,.. =. t,I.t ,..,, ,nu,
aylVaf1h anu lsa,t''h"re ~ ol.'" peopao M.'o .t.
tlpen thinking strenuous eiforss i"F sothe tet'lc
inst to induce Mr, Vanderbilt tn Jnfsl theln
in n,,vn,,c,uv thr cnst.no,,ml frrtul,t.rates,
~. ~ ,.,..,. ,t ,,a,, II ou It,1,V M thest,
o"l ho Wou'u ~. "".. ~ ~ IT,, M ,,.,s,. s A."
nasls retusei to acceao To h's tefn's; ~"
Inst resort. tho Pennsylvania nllu Baltimore
IL Ul,to tuck independent action IN the mat
trr. trhev rould int s,lyancn tho rates To
fF,s,ort s,.nt1unrl mint. nsjnng m Vnt,tler.
XIV rf!,sci +, i,in thni,l. bit tI1ey tircftIel ty
",ivn,,r,. tte rnft.s tn iutsrr 1n,flls IN their
lInns Wii"i1 fhc Vn,lflnrnlt }tucs r0ul. tlul
r,'nr II, lie iM,Is nj 80 cu,lts prr l0O pounds,
t;hlrnrt, To New Ynrk,
Sincn this hus In.eii donu Ntr. Vanderbilt
sccl,ls to invU rIlnitYed lIs lnl1,d, a.ntl 1as
f,,. n, Inn u,ltciusiu,, TINT lr might tIsl
, 1881-10-25
DEVASTATED BY DEBRIS FROM MINES,

SAN FNANcISC0, CaI., Oct. H.-A Week
aga tho COMMITTEES appointed by the noard
Of I'raitu left here nn II tuur through thoso
portlu.ls Ut rnbn nlld Sutor Counties deyas-
tateti by debris frou, tue nI,es, md through
tie mining district lll liutte, fuba, aud Nevada
Counties, wl.cro thu 'tbrIs IL sent dawn. H.
yssttgat.on has convinced tho committee that
n continuation nf The present SYSTEM Ut mtn-
l,lg viii ruin tlle tity nt Alarysylile anti tlla
Wiley a.4l wnter:course, but That the mining
t1st Il io a, iat t t',es r. ee s1% y
to construct sapurats. tln1us on the CailnH OF
Yuia River ald its tributaries, by wltcll, 1t
Is believed, tho dtnris cal. be in,pouHsol.
Miners rxpruaa U Willingness to .lD this, a,,d
fRrlhers think they cail repair tic tlAlnngu
sii,s far suffered It thu future dowl,~pNNr 1t
debris can thus bs stoppaA. 1t Is pfobublu
ltlat Immediate steps will he taken ta reach
suIllc Sllcl! settlement ut the question.
, 1881-10-25

Ing refused Il fayor, tie details of which wcte
tcr9raplle.t yesterday, d1es! from tile effects
nf the lIow early this .,Iorntllg. Tile victim
Of this tragedy wns t,nr,1 fl lsr' Il, WasItng-
ton Cpnnly, Pennsylvania. For furty
years he pructiccd law Mt tho
1,ar of Belmont County. In fnrnlrr
citizen. hui lately tho i,Iir,nltics Ut nHn nvg
lltuessttAtcf his Withdrawal frUl nctIra llfe.
lie sery'Hi trec trr'ns lit tic UEstn l.egEsla-
tire ns II WhfI. \ few years ago l'is fa'nlly
~ whlcI, 1T LIVED. Nnw hut three fe,tlaln-
tllle s,it awaiting trial for inllrt|er and tho
nther 4 fnyiltvr frnlt justice, guilty nf Ills
ihtller's bu0tf, atltl tic third-a daughter Ut
tenter y,!.is-llatlc MI Ofi'lhtll by MI unilas-
Hral brother.
, 1881-10-25

finished tho Iol, l,e walked into thu private
ot'cn IT AIr. Marson. wlto WIS engaged nt
tho time i! ,nnkinR IN entry. lsobnApn d.
ma,.le,t saf0 for pnyncnt for the hours
work, which was refused. Nr: Mnrs0n saltE
w'!,lltl he pattl; II mt, l'e cot,ll
bring silt. Tie negro grew vcry m
Hultfng., and Tie proprietor or'lcrtd hiy'
nut nf tito nltcc. Mr.. Mbrsoii. ai.ppnset[ III
but Ind only written Die wor,l when tic
ncErU drew pistol and shut. Tho negr"
WIS standing, Within fur feet Of his ylctiIn
When l,e fired. The bail entered tie lflunt,
or nenr tho hip iofnt, ln front.
, 1881-10-25


DrnrQCE, H.. Oct. A.-lsntn fell NIL day
Sunday a,sd Sunday hight, fur full thirty
hours. The river, which was fal1,nE Satur-
day, took II sharp turn tile other way, at,d
this ,,oraing stands fully two Inches higher
than the highest water Of Inst week. The
same rain extended to Grand Rapids, Wis,
and perhaps further. The lesce warehouses
arc oyerltowcd. tile tracks covered with
water; md largr amount Of business
bll,1,lr IL largely 0yertI,wetl, md residents
ure crowuIng Into thu old Argyle House fnr
Temporary shelter. Tho .narr1w gnge nlHns
the Fever llLyrr " uyert'nwcd. u1ll passeu-
gers are taken to t;aenn Oli EIaht-cars.
, 1881-10-25

RACINE. Wis.,, Oct, a4.-'Ihis afternoon
Thomas Shea WAS arra!g.tctt In II Justice
court charges! by Bohemian girl, nant.l
Josephine .jek,, with being father 10 II chilli
bnrn tu her yet. 3. 1flt c;ls" WAS continued
oslc week. S,e asks that l.c eltller hurry
her Ut support thn child,
Charles Priusknrl, was nrrAEnc4t Mt the In.
statlee uf .asnes lInnst.l,. grorpr, fur l,nying
"rALsed" due bills un tltnt fr0m 81 to Sl0, the
titt3Ihrs thereby,
, 1881-10-25
uranIe+ tile Ctcvelnltti Murderer, E3e*
llcvcd III Ife Insane.

f,,r,,,, ,v,, n f,ot OLE Ia maud .,nrnr.
ally admitted TINT Frank, alias Fritz. wlo IL
on triul for tho murder ot t;corga Williams,
is Insane, DR., 1.escl,er, wl,o I,as attended
,n -, .t,,.,, I'm s,,"ntu,, ,,a. ,,t ,rat
.a 'ss seo 1e ' att.'," IN, m"I ,a ~ 'aT 10
Insanity. but Developments slnce the O,,c,Ilng
Uf tl,e trial have convinced him now tint tint
rirn rnuy In f,Istly ma,,e, pr, Kttcl,v,I snys
ho is "m'.os,;n,nhtv ,,'s,',,,. ot n, ,r."ut sImsn
tile suspension of tllc trlal FrItz has been ot
OF Ills head nearly oil the tttIt:, ind frelcht-
IL hreu nutte Will. FrItny night. uftnr his
.tro,,,r, .,tan,, In ann,,t In vr1fin,, mr.
, 1881-10-25
ITEMS,


DR.. Crane antl party OF Eastern curitAt-
fsts lcft Yesterday fur San Frnncisco vim the
Koct 1sland route.
~ cs ua,,., h,s Inn, o,,or,,c,l aud,,or
~. H., ~ =, - Me'e' % naa ~" "ppo'n,su 'nu suuito'
with headquarters at Buston.
T'hc pn,nmttten nf {;anerut rretrht .cnte
IN ms,,nt n u rsvispi njut cnssiiiraiI -
frrtt,I,i wIif nrt ut tl,;' i:ranI iSnri.i. iinti
III thls city tomorrow to perform the work
ass's''ea ssa; to theu'. ,,,
Rlr.r. paxnm rrit"rv 'os j!'st he.,, omu. ,i,!,I.
,n.n ~, !, IL ex,'.,atos,} nS W. W. Nr,h',,,
TMciiic Ka,lua,i vii hs iii finished to SiIiss
i,irV siIlti,, Tn. mcyt tn, ,tnra ''>' ~ '@''s'
~ "'.''' 10y ..s"s ".'''
tainix @ Gut. aflriycd ' in Ci,sax, Ul liz t Ch
.,s ,iu1Imo =" fhe so,'.. sInr II, Il i"hi crt M
M, iMsrsI,. rnntnInin,s ena1 w.,r,. rn.eivt.i
"vsr ti,a Terrs iini,t.. I)iyisinf' w. 'o@
The rswly-e!ycted DIRECTORS o. the Evans:
yllla y ferre 1laute Railroad Will meg, ut
New 1Urk to-day lor tie purpose " elect"
iiE oHleet3 tas tao ensuing ytas. ~ 'S Ee'?-
erally belseyst! that AT. iln!deknper, prrs!,
e.f ", nfent ~ ~ rantiI Gltsnsu " "Sset t'os' WILL
;, The officials ct tue various fast-freiehtt
tic tieneral Frrie'.t Agents df tie snrlons
roads over Which tlH1se Hines r1lst, WILL hold
t!u'nent VI nccunMts Ut tho Gramd paclilc
1loscl III this city "Wednesday antl Tllnrsday.
'rlle General Fretuht Agents of TIM ra1j.
roa,is bu,i,,,lcd bv PIttsbnrE' Rn,lnIu. IVhsni-
iug, Chjcngo. ,1,d st. LOUIS viii mutt toluy
at MI 1iho utlcu of lis Western Wrigiitns Nsso.-
"fnfinn. II, fhr T,nknsinn nnitli,.r. f,,r fNe
n,tr,n,an rf farming II waiwt,imv usst,nintinn
tn secure the actual weight Ut car-loau
frelghts. ..
| rha officers and Directors of tie Pen11syl-
tin ter,nil,ui inciiitiss u tia pIitsburr {
Fnrt Vnvnn yrstnrtIny iunrtInr. tu,,artrd
ior f,avsjami +, ana,:t,l tr"im .trur III. Frt
Wtynp % R"na n nj + ip .,'sin't, vsstcr.lnv Iff"r.
| nn',, Ernm, Cinvnianf ti,cw ;yIJ .'n =, I1ttIs-
'r,. .vra ,,,t t'nr. y, I,i,tta.,,s,in ~
W. Msxt W Slamav ] tna ~ t,,ra Nv = Ea.tern r,,,,o,u
Iniirantt WI put OH !" fNst freight to ln run
Dp.%ee' Se ,nis t!is Gty a yasSi!s istnft
carry freight gully to Dahyi!!t. lerre llante.
Vfnceltles,, Eynlisylllt. u'ad points H0utll.
making 4 direct c6t.necslon, with tho Louis;
Vile u Nashville ltailroatl. Tln principal
object of running the iHst freight IL 70 etiect
J !ntnetllate TRANSPORTATION hny0htl tho Ohio
Rfver.Rflle train Will lcave Chicago ut 7 p,'n.
, 1881-10-25

CLEVELAND, O.. Oct. CIV. II. Clements,
who tad been appointed Receiver OF THO l}ee
Lihe by Judge Greet. Ut Columbus, arrived
at : O'clock this morning. He WIS met ny
Deputy-Sterlif Of Cnyahoga Connty, VINO
served the Injunction which f1nu beeli lsstlei
by Judge Caldwell restraining Clements from
In any way interfering with tic propertRot
the officers OF tile rallsVay comoalties. shnrt-
" afterwatd 5llerlh btckIey served inc
papers which had Deelt issued ht Cnllmnus
Saturday. They were directed nga!llSt the
executive officers md Board of Directors OF
tho Ohio Railway Company, restraining
them from receiving cert1'lcatcs OF elecsoh ns
such, and from netting or opernt-
lug tho road. This afternoon Clements
received word to start for Columbus. a1'd
left Mt . o'clock. lie was accompanied by
Z. W. Woodward anti F.. 4. Ferguson,
Jewett's attorney.
An Injunction WAS Nlso served on Jewalt
at Columbus this morning, and 1t IL in nc-
cordaucu with Jcwett's Instructions that
Clements Is to return to Columbus. The
situation at railway headquarters here Is,
therefore, practically az It was before the
electtou. 80 far nj the management Of the
road is concerned, It, other words, tho
ronerni officers of The Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati & Indianapolis Noadl hnyo
charge Of the affairs of tl,at CON-
pany. and the officers Of the Citlcln-
/, nntt. Hamilton & DAYTON have cl,nrge
Of lis atYaIrs, and tie books arc kent supn-
rnto. as a matter Of course. Owing to the
yery close relations of the two companies be-.
fora the eIeetton. mnny of tho general officers
Of the Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati Il
1n,,IonannIts exercise authority Nh C[nctu-
nnti Hamilton 4 DAYTON territory: but nc.
, 1881-10-25
4 NJ. Louis Merchant Shot aud sert-
ofaAly Wounded by Negro.

6r. LOUIS, Oct 9l.-A strange s,o0tlnK III"
fatr occurred ut noon todny, When WILLIAM,
Marsutl, tts,sllcr IN Leaf tohacco ut M. II
North Second street, wus shot by q ntEra
uuu,eu William Robinson. ltnblhson was
employed BY Mr., Aarson thEs morning tn
clean some dirt fronl II fireplace. which 0ecu-
Died Robinson about ull hour. Whom Ae had
, 1881-10-25


CLEVELAND, o., Uct. 2A-1mlicalloIs nre
tint the great wnr which the railroads 1,avu
beeu waginG In tho ntntter Of passenger rates
IL coming to MI eiid. This morning tho
Pennsylvania Company atlvaucut the ratps
frotn Cleveland tn New York from 90, with IL
rebate Of 81, to sl4, witt! tic same. rebate,
thought the usIter r0ads will tulIt,w silt.
spretdt Dsspnfrh 10 1hs Ghteagp Tribune.
Tut.EnO, o., Oct, H.-flr Pennsylvania
RDnu ll..s ordered all S4.rutps, such NJ New
Yurh, Wnslil,lglol,, phi!atlelt,iIa, ninl f}AIli-
nl,,ru, n BIZ rnts.Ht to SIT, with IN rebate.
The fure to Boston IL fixed Mt Sl:.. There urt.
III changes uf rites rs yet OH tile Luke Silore
ur cunntla Southern.
, 1881-10-25
Engaged in nuElrnNd Tjckct SHlnd-
ling.

sr<etal Dtspateh to Tho Chttuen TRIBUNE.
TORONTO. Ont, Oct. .3.-1t Is now stated
tint scyern, officials Of thu Great Western
Halfway, holding higher positions thnn coll
tluctOrs. will sllUrtly be arrested II, cotnec-
ticket s,rintlltilE operations.
, 1881-10-25
Tho mississippi Falling Rapidly at La
Grouse. WIS.

Special Dtspatth TO Tbs Chteaoo Tribune.
La Cn,ssE, Wis, Oct. H.-'chs water In
the Mississippi Is falling rapidIy, ut tue rntb
Ut tiye Inches per day. The eonstnnt rallis
of the past sixty hours may have tho effect OF
rs nlall rise. but nothing heavy, is thought.
, 1881-10-25
Trying to Find Ont Who aIurtl cred the
: S0LdIer ttt {'olt.u,!.itn. o.

, coIr,'1''s, o. oct: .wil!an '.i1 pr1y and
Clartes +. NIcGraIl, tho soldier recruit olt
week agn. were given n preliminary hearing
tonight. niltl released from nllstUlly Un eyi.
le1lcn that they asu nat gnllty.. Edward
)prEun is held tn the sun, nj 5000 for fur
tlier Investigation 0f his cnse,
, 1881-10-25
]yljpspsntc Arrests.

SAvASSAl1, t;n., Oct. 3l.-'rwenty.tiver per-
SONS, lucluAtlg four colurcll women, wuru
Mrrestesl in cos,neclEon with tho m,,rltrr Ut
tie Nuts oY tho BRITISH, Steamer 1n,bros Sal
urslay night. Tllo mate lal boon at II low
tlAaLcE-l lIulsSG,
, 1881-10-25
George NIlGord. = Texan, Shot Doat1
By kfjx Cousin.

BAIRD, Tex. Oct. M,-Georgo Wilforti was
shot dead lo.tay by Ills cousin. jim Ivy, willie
riding to tnwll ulgethur III buggy. MILFORD
rellcrt!nE on lyy's w[fo catlSeu tho killing,
, 1881-10-25
No Now Developments In tho FfnMY
thAllkllkntlnl Cnkc.

3pfeiaf U1pafch to 1ht EhleaQo 7Fbut's.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. e4.-rhcro IL noth-
Ing further to tcpOrt IN the Ftuny nssas1na-
tim which nreurrr,i, Saturday ryentng. lIe
was buried this afternoon i,s the old fnmtly
graveyard. Tie Cnrasler's Jury Developed
no uleW rs to who TIN. murderer WIS.
, 1881-10-25
Tho cylinder 1ieuA lllosvn Out OF q
Strnnterss knGlnc.

MEMrifls, Ucl. 14.--The Steamer John y.
AInu.te,en rauie from st. Louis to Ibis port,
blew out lier cylltuler head about 4 hundred
miles nhova Memphis this M0r1llllg. Her
freight WIS resIiiutie, OIL the City ur Greest-
Vile, n1n. tho Ma,,do returned to st. Luuls
FIR rt1tulirs.
, 1881-10-25
Arrest Of Couple Of Decidedly Grcen
Showers Of tile st<aneer.H

&pKkH.t H7p71fH 70 1HS '-HItas1 7St9PTt~
MANsE1..LLrDwS, H., Oct. 24.-Edgar II.
Hector nn.l T. II. Merrill reached this city
fran Tamu this morning, ann WIRE arrested
after showing souie very poar eD,lnterielts at
81 gold PIECES. They art. grern-luuklllg fel-
luws, alHl were evidently new ut the bMsi'
Hess.
, 1881-10-25

SFFe1aE UtIpagth 10 1H3 E#tsaaa IFI64HE.
Sr. LouIs, No., Oct. 2!.-Eetcctlya Wylie
left hure t0utglt, having in cllarge Harry
Mryers. wNllttNl In pu l'aEp COutlty for tho
Fairbanks r0bhury and brutality.
, 1881-10-25
Hall. 1Ircat<crs Captured Aftcr EnIoy~
Ing u l3rtrf Ixhattit from Jntl Life.
HHecta{ Uttpttfh Ia 1ht fhtfaee TFtbufk.

tEi.sEfvtItE, H., Oct. a4.-Afatt Mnil'lay,
who brhkG Jail nj Chrroi!tUn Inst Friday,
where he WIS coniIncd awaiting Ills trial for
the murder Of Sfcrufle near lsfyertaIo last
fall, was arrested Inst night three miles from
UtteryElle, ILL.,, with atlntl1er escaped. prfson-
er By the ,ta,l'a Of Knox. o, suspicion thai
brt,,sIlt to .terseyvile todAy, When Deputy
Sheriff ]}ertnInn recognized them. aud this
evening they are waiting the train fur Tar
lrtIIton. The 0.ller Nix prisoners wllO broke
jHtl and ex:nM,tl at tho saline ti,,g lluve NIL
ber1l captured utter IL good airing.
, 1881-10-25

ASTORIA, Uro., Oct. 2I-'Thc bark Emma
7. crowell arrived tolay, having oil board
thu Captain, officers and crew 1T the slllp
Maritime Union. heretofore reported burned
ut sea about 000 miles out from San Frull-
cisco.
, 1881-10-25

Special Dhpatth 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.
SPAtSoFiELp. H., Oct. M.-Artclcs Ut III
corporation were t0day flied with tho Secre-
tary Ut State, by tho New York. st. Louis Il
Chicago Railway Company, Which pruposes
to construct line If roaa from tile lnsiiann
State line, une mile south Of tile northeast
cuYi,er III the Yown Of Thornton, 10 n foiMt
field, Cunk County. Tho capital stock Il
iixtll Mt Si,0u0, 001, md t,e Gorpornt0rs nrp Z.
II. Cumming, ". IL. lioward, (ieorxe y, Ives,
Cl!lcuxu; $: nrlcc, Linla, o.; Ja'lles +. Neal,
, 1881-10-25

the Mnynr and citizens tore up the track.
lieynnkls ntld his gang Of tl,irty.fosr lAbnr-
era wcre arrested. mud NIL were released on
tie recoRniza..Ge ut flcyln,lds. THREE 9iIartls
I,lyo been stationed on the srcne Ut The cu,,-
tifCt.
, 1881-10-25
4 Hoy unngcrottsiy Stabbed In I'M Al"
:. tnrcatlnn with n Companion.

Sotetas btpatth to The Ch4easa Tribune.
E1.tstS. ILL.,, Uct. 2l.-l', ai alteration yes.
terlay between two boys, JOHN Lunz a,id
Ul, drew a tarRa pnckct.kllife md
stabbed iieatt In tlio snlnll nj
the hnck, innteiing severe and
dangerous wDslnt three Incl,rx dtrp ufl,l
wide. Today L,tntz wn, fe.t nfter the
decd. surrendered himself nn,l WIS placed
unher 81, COZ huns!s IL uwat. tho result b!
ltradfs Injury. lia.t the wnu,l,l been M
Incl, nwi'r or higher 1t must necessarily
have beIi, fatal, anil IN II Is futul results are
feared. Neilllcr boy Is Ocer ~.
, 1881-10-25
4 NEW UNION DrpoT.

C1SclSNAri, Oct. 2l.-1'hc Board Of coun-
ctl1nen passetl MI ordinance for tho vacation
Of certaim streets for tho p,lrpnsc Ut building
4 unt0n depot ut Third atrret aud Central
Nftstlln,
, 1881-10-25
AN $50, GOO FAILURE,

DosToN, Siass. Oct. 24.-Tho Journal says:
"lt is reported that Josame Ingalls,, d large
sllos manufacturer Of Lynn. has suspended.
us5uts lurEt