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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-02

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-02

a ledge in the inlet. where the tide rose and fell
with great gentleness. The master and his men
got on board, the well trained dog Drive
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~ Sneep from tnar pOius
20 she neighbOring market at Lahaina, and the
rancherO. desiring to go himself on the boat. had
, 1881-01-25

6ptctaf blpdteh to Tbs Chicago Tribune
DEooMiNafnN. ILL.,. Jun. 21-1cn. Asahcl
drilley died this morning ut half past IL, utter
MI illnoss Of noarly two mouths, from In.
Illumination OF tho liver. lie WIS born
In Cnsonovln, n. T., In 1910, and camo
to Bloomington In 1871, since which
tlmo ho hail bcen ono OF tho leaders In every
Improvement mud enterprise Of tho city and
county, and has hold a place nmonH tho most
pro,ntnont mon Of Illinois. lilo began business
hero aftor tho n'nok Hawk War, III which ho
distinguished hl.naolf, earntng tho title nf Gen.
era1, and Until 1859 eAreIotl OIL IN extensive gen.
cFAl store. In TINT year no fatted owing
$4,000, on account Df q decro Aso In land values
md thu Hrelt pnnIo Of tho ycAr previous, t1e
bcKun tho praotloo Ut law as tho contemporary
OF Leonard swo.t, Abraham Lincoln, Hardi.,
Judge soott. David Davis, and othors, and
aohlovod Rrcat suocoss IIe WIS instrumental us
stata Senator In gettluS tho Illinois Centsul
and tho Ch!cago Il Alton liMElroads through,
and, litter, tho Indianapolis, Bloomington &,
WestoEn. Al II !nnd.axcnt and spepulator In
1879 to 1855 10 wnB successful In oluriug $780,
0l In ono year. li0 then bought tho gus
works hqsc, which, soon grew to. vast
wealtu. lle founded, with ]. Y. Beamnou, Of
Chicago, tho Mclean County BANK, aud Waa
worth fully 81, ,000,Up0 when he died. Ho was ar,
earnost Aepubllcan from tho heRlnnlnR of tho
purity.
, 1881-01-25

notroon , the statcs for positions tn tho cabInc,,
.ns : !, 5eoEtnpheai elements. Now England wants
mn taeo; mnny pf hor atatcsnnn feel TINT un'ltr
NJ It. They ,to not seom to nsrcc thnt tao ds
gae5y s,,a @ Of \ man q whom tho country t,n hcnr
h! nm At tho hcnd of tho Department Of jliatico
either cilnNRca mn to Hrclt lnwycr or n1nkes
y as n9es,'9sy = r. 70. Ncx EG!sna wts west 81
AMI M this tlmo these Yankccs want soa,ot,ng
m aaa they .nn't hnr.non!zc ,inless tlsoy rot L.
have tho hend Of Tho brovct Department nf Az.
nmtd, ~I III up TUG ls,ens!,te nf their csll-
Now York Is willing to l}o harn,nnizef With
nal9r f'9 r, th9 State Ispartmcnt or thn Trcu:,,ry
pt or au se viii 9ry n'y s0 u tho Won 'nnor es
ave f eGy R g Sa 1o seS ,t N1w f,k
Adn.!tsi!atton did spon Il the q it'acknrd doysff'.
can ho DO credited with desiring L?
sna: Mr.. Eyarts H1,a nis ffond. ,hink that bis
ao area t q H. = fres fe know "
that nc md Mr.. Arthur enycd tho State, ma
r!eeoRnltion Is one TINT lngrntitudo o1.y can
Thot, the cenerons un1 tho Eeystono State!
ruling family of thls ereat !topuh1Icsn stete 10
Administration is oaiicd7 Obviously not, II
thnro ts to hn harmony In tho r1lnks: md il tho
a otar o"s Gr1 70 S Sm p a
viii be. ani how hotly tho ticreo 6attIo Of fho
Now is the winter. 1T otr d[scontcnt. mndo
wortc thnn vonnnr hat! arranged It. Ifcrc Is
;S \ des rsc,'et t opo;nf t9 a,a ,ae because
here Is tho long -consllnretl hill chnrtcrng tl,o
M,icatngnnn ,,, . Company. which says 4 ,yl MT
, 1881-01-25
,CAB1NET-MAKING.
ano Great Task I5efore Garlleld to 1Iar.
mohize the Several Party Factions.
Eqfrflb0tttlr,1te f{Hr{tnrff Gnrsfy<

AHo Great Task Before Garlleld to 1Iar.
mohizc tho Several Party Factions.
corrtspoadenes Ctaet,.natt Gnztttr.
HARRINGTON, JGn. e0.-Eycryhody is Insisting
W. 1at acn Garfield shall tRye tho party hartuon-
uee NJ eundt,wn Oh tho 4th OF Mnruh. This, by
o.h'"n consent. must DO done 1T tho hour inrll-
ea.ea az Tho opening OF bis Administration, or II
's ne promptly nd1udged ono Of tho greatest
e.1 ~" noat complete failures OF modorn times,
soese must be hHsniuny to QUO ntll nlL oven II
ssely teafer Iii tho party Is thrown Into a whtto
rsat Ssato VI tnRe at tho announcement Of tho new
"nnet. sh1.1 nero ara sotnG of tho elements of
asen our honored Prcstdcnt-oIcct ia expected
weIecs ,N beautiful palnco Of brothorly Ir;ye:
o,s'uen. ,ua-uen. 0rnnt, for REASONS good aud auH.
; asnt 70 nlM and to hts frlonds, will Mother re-
@ ssnn 'lr. lilAlnc whom he eenls In his card nor
n c!"aA 10 MIN In public. Ami for tho future the
osatsa' denlars be will noyor 10 either.
-. ..oeo'h-Nr. nlalnc Is quito aa independent ia
h... matter as Gen. Grant, and says hp Ii not 30
da.u pushed TO find people to talk to as to on
xsI TS'I, a!s Fememhranco OF bis mother tongue.
ce"n,t- ce"-'1r. Hlatno In turn won't speak to Me,
hhu"*.lh9; h,' snys he has long had bis opInIon Of
oesire to change It,
ssa'-AF, sss"Ha-AF, conk'ipg won't spouk to John
I.s'oaH s".1 or sncak Ut him without s,1cerluu
e,enuns, , ana fhat htriklnx sNrdonlo and ba!eful
pnasis t n. naa !satures which gives such en-
AiEg;h-Mr: Conkllng would not spcak to Mr.,
lid a. 'sGn II tho !Attcr should forxot himself
supty ssuqtEht nf tho terrible snubbuS tut WoulJ
.nl II ihs ecoosns y Ynpatural,y t<.sa and
u Saxa former rotations In tho Hsnato oOKht
tens peftn!ntnsl nls anTsss!cted rllo i'll Ill Nit
oIis ~, y ue Garfield c3n,lnt p1tt thnac VAIL
fives M', i Of THAR recn9nlzed ro1resGita.
ia, ,h" eciISaa ea IEa1,St Sad mate appy family
, 1881-01-25
ANNA sTnOKER.

ANNA sTnOKI:H.
Sssefdt INspntth to TIE Chttaao Tribune.
MAsIrowoc, Wis. Jan. @s.-rhe case OF
Anna stroker, tho girl who murdered her
,nistrcss, Nanny Haywood. in tho Town Of
1sockland, this county, last Sentcmbor, WINS
called tip In tho Circuit Court te-tay, md, OIL
,ot1on Of her attorney, ". j. Turner, she
was discharged from custody on nccount Of
tle fecttyG plcadings III tho court below upon
lsnr preliminary examination. Slg rms fnl-
mo tlfatcly rcarrestctl, but waived cxafnis,a-
t0E, and III ttefnult OF 80 00U bait was c0l,l.
Miu ed 70 jill to awnlt trial. THIS leaves the
evidence given by Epilraim Haywood
oM that examination Cannot be used upon
her trtal. Iie was BY far. ti,e most linpor.
tant witness on the part Ut the State, hut llns
since did, leaving no one TO supply tho tes-
tln,nny elven by him. II will tei,i to com!-
piente MI .tters very much, prolong tho tflat.
and prols IDLY tighten tho punishment Of
the pcrpeh 'ntor 0f ono Of ttIo most cold.
hlooded ami iicndlsll Murders OIL record.
, 1881-01-25
CANADA.


correspondencc notsveen Chicago Far
; s1eh una eonaainn .hinister y t, lee'pcct-
H os..,s, ss n,..s,.s ~ ~. ~ :. r.4,.
~, 1n,, o. :ra~o % ,s.,s 'iD ~ =, .ho
.o,',, - ~ Ttn,,so t,,,s o,,n ""
a''oo H., ,,ao,, ,nr+,ns l t., f,nin.oo orb In
nnn,rt,,,a,,t ~ Isntt,o,s ~ roe e,,na.,r ,t,a ,om.
s,-,st,nn - ia .rro,,t vniio,. ra,ni fro,,,
,,.i,ia,, t. ~ that -, .Ioro,, i tsso nnh.
W.. f-ars - Ts.,,,a ,,,r,.., ~ ~ ~ sf;,,s,.,x
nf na;1,rors @ ~ stat;nr ] tat % la hoI | t.a, "nn,'
,,,,ss,,,,a,i ,,v tha r,,ooro Ho,rH ~ 'rrn,,n ~
,,,.on ,,t,n snif T., ot.,,,,,,,,,ontIn,, ,i, In,
p", IT, ranmast ~ ,hct ha ,SniI ent"t % +, '. tho
@..a,t ~ av"' - ~ ~ oor,as, "v" 'mas;,,e ~
"oser',ne''' a,a. M ~ .no eal'ess l"ss'p,o ' % Up,
portuilty the proposal OF tho boartl
by which he was accredited
10 furnish tic necessary capital
@ s sh eas i.p ~ H. aS ,a,. ~
bas, ''tfoagh .o 9 wa1els o. tr, uio lle''a W..
were most intimately concerned iii ulaking
.,a,,,,,o,, .ns,ai n;,,a ,"'a,,i. o,,,1 ,,."~,
aouussu soc'n' pos''on VI, aau Meai.n, "i'a "s.e
, 1881-01-25
a GOOD ARREST.
8rff{df 1ftpdtth 10 THs Chffa1o TfthttuA

6pttfat nfspateh to 1hs Chtta7o Tribune.
.UuFFAI.o. n. T., jan. e3.-aOme two
months ago misunderstanding md strange
ly-actlng man arrival In Clifton, Ont. Tho
police Of TINT placo then suspected TINT tho
stranger was DR.. Thomas Aust, and at ance
arranged to get description of that fnd!-
yldunl, tn the meantime Kgoping n close
watch upon their man. On Saturday they
received full description of Aust from tho
City Magistrate OF Petersburg, in Pike Coun-
ty, indiana, alld OIL tho strength OF 1t wero
fully sure Of their man, and arrested him.
Ifo gave his nano as Fred Gibson. but the de-
scrlption was unmistakablc, cyon
to n scar OIL Ills llp., IIo had q
llenvy beard when lle arrived at
Clifton, but had 1t clean shaved oH shortly
afterwards. Whom arrested he had OH Ills
person a flye-slooter, fully charged, and n
quantity Of strycllntne md laudanuM. Tho
following paragraph from Cincinnati daily
paper gives IN bslUt tlle life he hns been
leudtng:
"The particulars Of most shocking crime
the work of two physicians, ara just madu
public III Pike County, 1ud., In singular
manner. 4 few ycara ago beautiful lady
named Eads, seslltng between Wlnslow mud
Augustat tl!cd very: suddenly Of hoArt-tils-
NN9I3 A'AA HR5 AH4VA 14 q AFnFctAIQ gttlE
Wlns!ow. a few days ago tic family OF this
young lady received an anonymous letter,
p0st.lMarkctl Ptkevillc, Pike County, and were
Mortified by the stntcment 1t contained that
tho bod, 0f Miss Eats Ind been resllrrccted
by Drs. Joseph alM Thomas Aust, nj VIM
SLOW. hlM TWO others whose names wcro
ElyeIl.. Tho tawclry tllat Ind been buried
with t'!e body was throw. into the l'atnka
RtVer, the grave clothes buried, md the body
dlssected In q barn neaf. Winslow; nI,d that
tho bones, yet up III skeleton form, were ut
tho time Of writing ktandl1,: in the office ot
Dr.Thomas Aust til Wlnsiow, Tia relatives OF
the dead Elr! lost no time In Investigating tho
charges contained In tho letter, nnd, goliig t0
the cemetery, opened the grave ~ which their
!0vcd ono llatl hccll buried. They fOulul In
it only the c0n[n and tho pillow on which tho
dead girls head hal! rested: They llaStenn.i
to Wlnhl0W nnd took tho skeleton from tho
oltscu OF Dr. Thomas Aust, where ttey hatt
Gftel! seen 1t without once ,suspccttng It was
Mpt Of their lost one. Notllng tllat iias ,c-
CURED In that county for many years has
The investigation will DO pushed. and IL the
other parties implicated With the Atlsta In the
r..bbeEy are found 1t will 20 hard with them.
Tho Anstd arc bad men. Dr.. Joseph Aust ts
a fugitive from Justice for -the coitl.bIooded
murder Of l,ls brotller.!ll.law, James Hum
phrey, only short time ago.
, 1881-01-25

The New York I'in,e& pitches Into modoEn
comets, and sa{x they .4r9 shabby atEairs. Ii
wants YEN en9 III r tae olEfssho9ed sortono itks
dreadful. aIid engon n4otod sach terror In
the minds Of men. that they d!od, sotno
from fbar ulono, uthers fruin Ill
ness cn9endcrtd BY fear. 1t was Ut
Immense length and btpod.Ecd color. Al lts
lug largo sword ID tho :hanl. ~ f preparing
to strike. At tho point u this sword wcrd thrNl
starr. and ou either stda q number OF axes,
kn!vo&, and swords, cpyetod With blood, among
which were many ,hheous. human faces, with
bFiatltpR beQf1la md haiS.H
, 1881-01-25
AN 1rNIIEtIAN FATHER.

CLEvE1ASn, O.,. Jan. H.-A special from
Newark relates IL rtwolttng case of brutality
Mt a town near there. .jnhn Cumming, 4
laborcr. f0rtId mn 9-year-okl son from
consting oil an a.1j accnt hill. Inst Satur-
tlny tho boy disoln.yed. The inl1uman fatl.cr
took him to barn, procured n hickory sap
ling. split Il, put Tho boys thumbs inside,
l.a!ed the snl1Eng tight where It was split,
then witt, tt lifted the boy upun tho side Of
the l,arn ard nailed him. keeping him
lit this crnct fed Esate, unM,erctf,tlly beating
him nll thu. wl,I!, from ! in tho afternoon
to 70 at night, when passsrs BY: lcarins the
,lny went 10 Newark for aIl n1lcer to nrrest
tho un,,ntul:nl father. nganst whom tho
llcigborhot<l IL III II fsvcrlsi state Of cxclte-
lncnt, =
, 1881-01-25

ST. Louis, No., Jan. a4.--Tha tlead body
OF All unknown ,naIl, With tho right jugular
vein cut, was found t0-aight In NJ, nley l,e-
tween CHESTNUT anu l'lno aud Seycntl. and
Eighth streets. Nothing il kliown ut this
writing of tbs circumstances under which
tho nun met Ills death, but the belief Ii liz
WAs murdered,
, 1881-01-25

BtA1os;lSnToS, ILL.,, Jan. A.-A possibly
fatal sir ,otIng occurred this morning Mt Ellis.
worth Station, which ll's been the scene of
SO nrllc., bloodsl,cd Ut lato years. CIIristo-
pher Kuhn, German carpenter, aged 30,
took n fnmp of coal from II car oil tic track,
and was walking away with 1t, wtleil he ~.
cetycd \ lind Of blrd.sllot In the thigh, 100
grilns Ia t1gEnE III. the muscles ,and styaring
nm artery. The coal belonged tt, Il r1,ail
named Doylc, who Is suspactstl OF. tho al,oot-
Ing. ls.j,n will lose 1cg. and the physicians
fear for Ills life.,
, 1881-01-25
A c0llREn CASE.

Niles Ha1nlln, colOrcd. wns nrrestOd at 7;al
last evctltng ut bis home. No, IL North Wood
atrcct. BY tho Wost Lake atrcet police, who
turned him ovor tn colored oflIcor mined fsiley
from Rock ford. 1Ialnlln kept u laundry In that
platnt having becn lodged against him b Mary
Noerross. mulatta Klrl II teaGr OF qEe, who
WIS formerly employed by him III tho laundry.
, 1881-01-25

Special Dtspateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Jan. 24.--.rho Court
House w,s again packed this morning by
citizens anxious to MS certain wIlnt acl'on was
To be taken in tho G,nno1ty case. Tho de-
tense submitted afIl.l.yits from tl,rty-iivc Ut
forty Of our best citizens III support Of their
claim of popular prciutltco against their
case. Under order of tic Court. n special
ycnire had been gent out, md tho Sheriff Ind
forty:.thrce good nnm n waiting out of
mattcr cn1lu up rs K, whether. tic gentlemen
summoned should to kent here until the
motion for IL cl,ango Of yeial,c was decided.
and aftGr, n E0otl de- Il 0t Talk. tho Court 'nr.
tng. Tho stats was given unttI I 20 t1.n,or-
rnw IN wl,ic!t to file ailldasIta agalnst II
change Of senttc.
, 1881-01-25

DAYTt,v. o.. Jan. A.-Ths jury In tho
Frnncis case, OIL trial at Ila,ntlton for two
weeks n at, brought In u verdict OF 1nal,-
slaughter. Tho case Inns excited mich ill.,
murder. FEancls WIS charged with murder
In tho frs dcgree t,nyIllg shot al,tl killed. IN
officer Of the police force in Dayton year
ago. Tkse verdict produced general sur.
, 1881-01-25

night ot consumption, aeed 70. Sho has bcdn
resident here for about forty years, and hRd aho
lived until noxt August would have celebrated
her golden wedding.
II Ghs 1rtste7Et Assoetdttd FFsts.
CnLpwArkR, Mich. Jan. :&-sfrs. Justice u. G..
Webb, Of this city. tilcd Inst night ct cnns1imp-
ton. She hnti lived here ovcr forty ycnrs, and
WIS widely known and respected.
, 1881-01-25
'1sAsTARDr VERDICT.

.dp1 Mz Ol1pHseH 70 1as E1sea2o 7F1b1Hes
MANlF owoc, Wis. JAN. A.-Tho Judgment
I'll tho Circuit Cnurt to-tlay In. tho AInxcu bus
thirdly cas was MS follows: Defendant to pay
tho comp lalntng wttncss 5'5 ii, cas, md fur
nish 10 MI conditioned .or tho payment of
yes r 1o ysHas t s,s 1"r nc 81 Msporr @ o. Inc
tlon, amounting To ncnrly Sl00. AtaEeu Ii
vol gu, but clull,s that l,e Is not, asld went
to jail Mc,dot tho sentence.
, 1881-01-25

Peter Jack, proprietor Of q small tobacco
store ut No, llGt Wcat 1farrlsou street, reports
Tint tetYceu tho hDurs OF aud O'Clock yes-
torday morning burglars cltercd. hia shop by
bfeaxlng IsrRo light of gluss tu y side window.
and carried atf ae plundcr shout rs worth OF
plug aud 0s,eE tobaccos and tho contents nf tho
money. drawer.
, 1881-01-25

FnEEroRT, ILL.,. Jun. abr. Charles II. Stock-
Ing, a prominent buslnGss u1ati md highly re-
spccted citizen Ut thIs city, died suddenly tLa
morning OF pneumonia. Or. Stocking served
thro,l9h tho Into Wnr "a a Surgeon IN astichTCnn
regiment. and nf tho tr11c Of big Heath was Sur:
Rcan OF tho Third kcgintont Of Illinois National
Guards,
, 1881-01-25

San F1sANcisco, Jan, :.-J. M. Patterson,
j. j. Uoyl., William Draicn, j. Z. PURCELL
and W. l.. Pryor, the mon convicted of r0-
sisttng United States Marshal In Tularo
County, when several ,Aell were killed, were
to-lay geMtencctl II, the United States Co,lrt
to eight NJ onths' Imprisonment and 500 tino
each.
, 1881-01-25
Inauguration Of a New Method of
Obtaining Corpses for
Dissection.
Bold Attempt Of Body.Bnatchers Pre-.
vious to the Burial Of the
Dead Person.
Tho lion. Charles i. Colby on Trial in
milwaukee, for Alleged Per-
jury.
Items Of 0rime from Bloomington, Mani
towoot and 0thor Parts Of the
Country.

Sptttal DspateA IL Tho Chicago Tribute
C0Lu,tBus, O.. Jan. 2I.-Infornntlon llas
Just reached here that tho most remarkable
case Of body-snatching on record occurred
at WorthtnRton, 4 snail ylllaga about ten
Miles from ti,'s city. Inst night. A. day or
two since q INN by tho nan,e of Bowers, re-
siding near tho village, died, and tho body
was being kept IN the house until tho funeral,
which wins to take place to-day. Two neigh
bors volunteered to sit up with tho remains
during the night, MS Is tho custom. Tie
corpse, which Ind bcen placcd In a
ensket, WIS In ono room, while tho
watchers remained In another. During
tho night an unusual noise was heard by the
wntcllers coming from tho direction Of tic
room where tho remains were lying. The
watchers werg completely startled, bit Mt
once prepared themselves and entered tho
ro0nl, where they at once discovered the
Gallse of the noise, for directly iii frnnt OF
them was 4 window wide open, nnd three
bpdy-sllntchcrH l,att the coffin containing tl,e
c"rpsa hnlf way out Of tho window, While
',enr at Isand was wagon rcady 70 receive
gllol,'s ut fliice jumped Into the wagon md
escaped. This Ii o1ie Of the bottlcst attempts
ut cnrusg.stcaling Oil record, anil is tho H.
luEurAtinll Ut n new method Of outrngjuE
both tho tlead and tho living. It Is 4 matter
Of conErltulat1on that tho attempt wits not
successful.
, 1881-01-25

Sp<etai Correspondence A. ia Chicago Tribune.
WAugEa,AN, Ill, Jap. st.-suaday oyUn,ug,
John Fay, one Of tho oldcet residents OF thls city
died 1t the residence of his son, ". H. Fay. flo
was s. years MD, md yesy bright for oae ot bis
yeazs. lie was formerly from Watortowu, N.
r., whore ho held official positions for several
year,. His funeral will be held Tuesday 1t
p. N. :
, 1881-01-25

sp<ett& Dtspateh to 1As Chicago Tribune.
CLtxTOS, ILL.,, Jnn. 1+.-F. II. FHnluc, highly
respected citizen Of this city, nndR former editor
aud proprietor Of tho Clinton Register, md ex-
County School Superintendent OF Do Witt COun-
~, died lust night, ut his residence. of coEsunp-
tlon. fto will ho buried Tomorrow With Ma-
, 1881-01-25
110E JSOIttNH1E.

JACKSON, Sflch.. Jim, a4.-Don 1tnl,fnson. scc-
rotary OF tho Grand Western Trotttn9 Circuit,
one Of tho best known hursctnon In tho country,
died Of typhoid fover at bis homo In this city to-
Guy, aged Is years.
, 1881-01-25
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

GLAsaow. Jam, 22i.-ArEtyee, tho Piusslan,
from Boston.
NEW, York, Jan. a4-Arlyed, Adt3atic,
from Liverpool
, 1881-01-25

50 had his actions been free from suspicton.
lie felt better nfter being arrested than lln
had since tho murder, tho details Of which
could nat Oo foi,tlti o,,t hers todny. Hines
was taken TO Newcastle td-lay.
, 1881-01-25
CLINTON. Ia,

CLINTON, H.. jan. :t.-Thonns g. Dnnnnls. n
wcll-to.do fnrsner, resilient Of this county for
twenty-five years. and widely known. died Mt hia
hofne near Low Moor Sntur1ay evening. nKesi b4
YEnEY.
, 1881-01-25

Special Dnpatth To TAe Chicago 7rtbant.
1toCx rom, ILL.,, Jan. 2s.-rhilo G. Watson, 4
pioneer Of this county. dird yostorday morning
In tho '0th year OF his ngc at his homo near
recaton,cn. Io was fer long ttu1o proprietor
OF tho old WiunebnRo Efntac. md also used 10
pilot travellers across Rockford. ncnr *hero thu
tam stands, before there VIVA my bridge. lie
tehvcs two Sons and ono daughter. lie was
widely known and mitch respected.
, 1881-01-25

Special DtpattA to tn. Chicago 9ttbun<.
ELxtfAtsT, 1nt., July AL. y. Carlton, ono Of
Eakhart Couhty'a oldest residents, tllod this
morning, Mt. carlton was born in NowburR,
now n part ot tho City ot Cleveland. Sept. II.
1867. Ito wns tho second while child born IN
that region, his cousin being tho frat Hnca n
resident Of this region ht hafl accumulated n
fNlr fortune: He was hold In high respect by all
who knu. him.
, 1881-01-25

COLUMBUS. Ga, jar. 9i.-Snow fell here
to-day to depth of tllrco inches. Tho ther-
:nlometur varied from * to 10 degrees.
, 1881-01-25

AFPAN+@
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Jun. A.-The casc Of
the State vs.. Charles l.. Colby, President Of
the Wisconsin Central Hallway, cl,ar9cd
with having committed perjury, wns called
before Judge Mallory this forenoon for tito
preliminary examination. Observation-Disclosures
Williams was assisted by ". II. Ebhttty, anil
tho defense was conducted by james &.
Jenkins assisted by the HALLWAY Company's
attorney, L. IL. Abbott. Tho first witness
called was Julius Wcctsclbcrg, Clerk of tho
County Court, who simply certified TINT the
papers In which the alleged perjury appears
wcrc filed with him In 1870. The case wns
entitled Mutt IL. II. Carpenter W. s.
Cnlldcc, ct nj. vs.. the Wisconsin Con-
tral Railway Company. Judge Reed
was one Of tho parties III tho
notion, though his namo did not appear III
tho title. a Judgment hn.l previously been
obtained BY Judge George Reed, or Manito-
voc, Which was sold to ". s. Candec, for the
Manufacturers Bank. When Mr.. Cantlce
applied for Payment on the judgment Mr.
Colby presented MI offset claim against Heed
for $4,000, Which, ha alleged, Reed lad re-
ceiycd through the Philllps-Cotby Construc-
ton Company In &cnasha and Portage City
bonds. Mr.. Colby further claimed t1,at Reed
had appropriated the bonds TO hts own use.
The Inter shld tho $4,000 WIS given to
HIN MS Vice-rrcslt1cnt Of tho Company
to nso IN securing certificate from,
Coy. Wasl,burn II tho Secretary of tho
Interior that tho rOnd hnd complied with MI
usc specifications cntltllnR 1t t0 tlraw Gov.
ernllcnt lnnds, and tint after much difficulty
tho land Ind bcen secured from tho Interior
Department., notwithstanding Gov. WASH
burlt'S refusal 10 Issue certificate. Tho
money Ind been given to George W, Gooti-
win, NIL except $1,000, which amount wns
paid tn another lawyer. Goodwin Ind gone
to Washington and secured tho lands. Tho
matter was OF vital Importance to tho Rail-
why Company. Tho alleged perjury cnr-
ststs III Sfr. C0ibys affidavit that tho 81, 600
haa been appropriated by Jndge Rcod to Ills
private Use.
!, Hearing theso allegations on tho m rt of
tho prosecution occupied the tilne of tho
Court nil day. The cr0ssrexanlnntioll will
begin to.norrow forenoon. 'rho defense nre
confident 1T showing the fa1sIty OF Reeds
grco of discretion on Ills part would have
cnusCd him to keen forever silent regarding
his connection with the CeIitn.l, for tlo llas
been much snsplcioned md severely coll,-
li'entcsl upon. The fnrnlor settlement Of tlto
cnse was regarded as n gootl thing for lila
rcpntatlon. Tho prospect Ia that In thus
attacking 11r. Colby l,e las caught tartcr,
, 1881-01-25

COLDNVATEIt. MICH.
Special phpateh to'5AA CMeaso Tribune.
CoAnwAz1R, Ntoh., Jan. A.-Ass. sobsina N,
Webb, wife Of 14atiQe p. g, Webb. died lsst