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A Prominent Bnnlkor Of OsnEc
Mission, 1zns., Thought to
Have Abscontlcd. (. =
A Mother Murders Five. of Her Chill.
dren by Throwing Them into
a Well.
An Escaped Convict Lynched by
d Mob at Las Vegas.
Wendell Phillips Filos Sharp Protest
Againat the Hangiug Of Abbott,

THE LAND FRAUDS.
sptttat D,spasth to The chsearo Tt.bans.
ST. I,uUls, Arril 1B.-unitcl States nlatrict
Attorney bliss has returned from Washington.
D. G., whittier he has1 gonc to consult with tho
Attorney. General relHtivo to thu iand-frnut
ch.cs. The District Attorney sintcs that tho
further prosecution Of tho land frauds Htal be
abandoned III tho Federal Courts for tho simple
reason ltat tho stnto Courts aione have 1ur'sl!c-
tion over these tnntturs, Tho proceedings III tic
Felor1t Court 10 this staRe wcro had In this Its
trict upon tho atlvlco and direction otstho DC
: partmant ut Washington. aud tho con-
clusfon is at lcnuih reached thore, aftor
consultation with Attorney ]}ltss, TINT further
prustc,,tton must Io left, to tho State Courts.
The Grand Jury charged with tho 'hvestiration
of tho tnnttur Will not return except for q
formal d|.charEc, FOR the!r services ,arc; Of
course, no lntfer required. Tho b1indcr Is n
eustly oiie for tue gpyeri.,nent, ns groat OK
nuccs, witnesses the nringIn9 OF prleoncrs from
1?ttshurR and other pl,ccs, ctc u Is nrubaalo
Suite crliainMl brnctcs Tor tic PARTIES VIM w.ro
arrested md lodged III tai hero awaiting tho
act5on Of the Grand JmFy. They havo NIL s3ies
been rclcnsed ot, bonds. which will now 10 cnn-
ccIcds
, 1881-04-19
BILL SEYMOUR.

A 1ftot at tho Worst Dlve in the City,
II hnB tccn affegc1 from tinb tu tItnr npot,t'
tho Cty.flall that TtiE T,t1uuNE grossly uxng-
8orated the tlcmoralIzcd condition ut certain
quarters Of the city. md particularly TINT por-
tlon Of stato stroot known ms tho "fevpn." And
when Intention was nAltcd 10 Htll Scymllr's In
fatnuua salmon asl bagntont ira StNtc street. out
nf which tho Armory polite hnd arrested two III
tie chltlr9t, whom Tho 1cslo4,b,e proprietor and
ha mistress werG hnrbortng ts fnly bonrders. a
smaii handful Of war,t politicians took up sey-
.nlor's plon tlAt he whs being prosecuted, alld
by their Influence secured for him tho protcc-
tton Of tho Administration. How llttle lo+ de-
served It thu lunRs ut bis pNcp yesterday nftcr-
nodu fully prove, md now tint tho Arniory police
nrs fully nroslsed to the ,neec&sIty OF doing
something With Seymour md hfs don bocusa
OF tho>tntenso lndtxhAtlon of business people
mud residents along Btate street. +frum Twelfth
IL Fourteenth strccts, ut tho exIsto1&ce Of sllrs
dive In their midst. It 10 quito pro1nblu thlt
Mayor Harrison will hnvdf bis attention called
to tho matter y ih sttch way thRt hc
oannot possibly li,ll IN excuse for
not rayo<luE th6 fcltuw's liccnsc. sAnost
nightly afnuc tito electlon Scynsol,rs r1nchc hug
4,l rs otifnslse 6esa.so e.: q rnat as done
Yssterlay atsurnus,si i row hsxnn ''esween lle!a
Clnrk."nA tnmnte Ut thu gaxnlo,. nrt aa1nlto
FINN w,s S rHy nypea! yao ~ }u! M9!s seyr 5
gtss III trI s3,m osor !, frent loor ut tho sitio
or tho suloon. Aftor II series os knock .loxus IN
a;ia fs1n!iSTa. s,,iierea extensiysy, 6s!la, VA
sas asF sGstx ses %sss rs s* upn pn
% fSo Sidewalk. Tho aIark woman don,ailtlsti IL
which shc claimed Moto owed her. anil perslst.
HUI mS rsaeS ss e. tako I'll aS a"a II tae aas ad
Goth Of thenl wero Jumping, upon the psostrals
Sn %sm S no pe~fr na TS,;S
nrr..s, Mss iu strist hi bef reIc tGc nftrtnat
% "9 Il, S t. o 5s WIG
5 Sse, % s!;,sIl$ I Sesisa VA tSss,Py M nai; H.
snenf snTs mi sy saWSk tS lux s vt Gcann mn
@ actIF III hrr s" to See ove,t @ With VII i,or assaiaats
a"' uroG si'an' Gpss troo "1ir5e" ti'o winJy, wo
I,e,,a s;I,,- not once bit ha,t.s.Jozcu
!ss sas xssa . a. I5S;i 6S Sshs nl;l. i ii
@ syGos e Tero s w. VIZ but anep I sis|s whoj
Whm ofs T,iM brnke riasS a frtre e. straw9
r rct d ps sa s,nro fn liz fex aS 81
fsHaala could stasi, and Della hai barely
t tSo awnsoor 11 1 Of % I,rv.n~t % b,1iiy, atI
Jrnwiux iari;S pcarl-hanttel rovoyer, st,,rtrai
after har antagol,lst. The crowd broi.a mid RI
ca %F' 1 W. al, otior a D artcIes for
psila to smnsi, scatnrercd ,stn ,tho nearest
st rso Tho GaIS Won and low sa1s s
inlssei hor Is n mystery. sho aaiaiIGtcliy
wonan oa I snke. rcfuMo il. Wnw,od's W rcssaurant,
M, .IIN. Even tl,on sho' pointed tho wenpon
tSsassH!nMy'y M ,h,$Skh M = ,xox; II VIZ ySSSs
sa,nc citIzous Who bud become s,ok anE tired
9or a. stp poga e 1 5c tc a9 o M
thesn knoukci the rovUivpr aut OF l,or haid and
, 1881-04-19

Special Dtspateh to The Cfsieago IttbtsnA
CLINTON. Ill.,, Apri, 1s.-our city Is greatly
excited ovor tho news. which hns Just rcncl,u1
here, thut Mrs. Eovrr,ns, II wolt-Kpown ia,ly Of
this placc, md most highly respected. Ind
suddenly acsappeareti from her home, Hannibal,
5fo. 1t scoms TINT, n fow days snce, two
spiritual rcnc9utlcs travelling under tic names
ot Doctors sardcn, cn,nt, to tho homu OF Mr..
scyrnns and ,nutlo ttlon, believe thu. t!aoy wcrc
mediums. prevailed OH than to turn over
their property, utter which thoy drugEt
took her with them. Ttpr whereabouts
ut this time Is nnknuwn, although sir. j.
II. Morse md tho n,lyfs brothor have iccn him.
ing thuln for tho Inst thrcu dnys. They tried to
beMt several Ott,nr pcrs,,,s ncnr Iinnni1Ml uut
or soyerHl thousand dolllrs. but fNilcd.
, 1881-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
1IA1rEllLY,S.

Interesting, uuea,,sc, Il, tle arst plaee, ws wore
sir. II. Sheridan, ID aad wo @ wore NC on ,Iso shown
,nny ,'ts ..,oss % So rcxrde ] rs dramatic
Ensi'sh:spoak'ns audiences not s "soa wlsn tho
title roIs bus been been as'a' by cs"ros s Esens es
or henfy 4rv.nR' I,. IT, als'na' plSco
or "n, work, ~. Dna . apo an IN o'a odSt
fctm Is aa ~ son ttr @ '' ae is
Hust, and tho other charautcrs havo little In
terest for tho spectator. We cnn admire
;eaar y, T. fes soassse h. shows H., T.,
bloody rona thus 'caas to tho crown, wh'le bis
r0r Louis. the pcrsonjllcat,on ct mcan,,css,
hypocrisy, srnt,iness, cownritee, mora, nnd
's~ uns s,lo Of S' tho rreueh klng's ehare
'na,lo very little effort t" tighten tho oppressive
sloom except by 1soasom"' ,an1hqs 9 o. Erm
III a. @ By knfS ro hn
to spar 10 Il pniut. Of grat,siolr. Laafs rcsls
upon Il de.tl leycl ot tho tnost UiTenslyc tralts
A. hs t,t Rs tor 1res but h dn nDq, gq:
nned m j. i hui IN n lis ae uases, s.,bjcetel
ills enaIt'te, 10 torture, proyc'I falso
EN- ts,apsr es ~ i o qt q se So III
ss, ss S 4 . trG atSsf Ss + a.s s0rts s % e
nfterward poisonei hcr; i,Bforv lii NO O.
cession to lilo throne .iho tooE part
lis acoessoM ho Dsi1t his energies to tho de-
struetioa e .he ,arlsito,srauy. I'D sn,oas thom
fr,u,I,tt, viii hfu f.tt,nr in ,iuttnI I'm
, 1881-04-19
WENDELL PHILLIPS

nosros. April 1s.1z;Wcndell Phillips bus filed
protest 10 tho Goyernor md Council ngninat
the execution Of stunrns X. Ahbott, convicted
OF tte murder Of Mrs. Crue. md sentenced Ia he
hangcd Frllay uoxt. tMr. Phillips contends TINT,
even adsn.tt!nx that Abuott ktisNI Mrs. Cruz,
there ls no evidence showing TINT hd did twtth
prcmedltatlon or ,unlIcoaforcthouHht. Phillips,
ending hls protest. says: ~ do mt Gnre to on.
EXECUTIVE to COMMIT this crime, which, III my
ylcw, makes the net murder III tito strletrst
sense Of tho tnw."
, 1881-04-19
SENTENCED TO nE aEASaED.

SpfetdI DIpdsek to The Ehltaoo 7FlhNnt4
NASHVILLE, Tonn.. april 1s.-Tho n,otton for n
new trial III tho caso OF Johu ooand Cucro Pod,
convicted Of nlurtlcrtng II. t1nkcr several
1nanths ago In Franklin County, wns denied IT.
Winchester to-tlay. Tho Col1tt then scntcscei
them to hang OH tho 17th Of juno. to which ,lu-
fcndauB cxceptod, and appcRlud to tho Supreme
Court Tho Sheriff Stnrtrl With them to Nnsh-
Willie rs soon as sentence wits pronounced, for
fear they would po 1ynchesl by tho people or res
Nctic5 by friends It's runora nf' tho Inter hnd
beCn circulated 0n tho streets. 10 pruypat
either tho SherEfr 1nnblud tho tllinbcrof Guards
The prisoners arrived hure this evening aud
were jailed.
, 1881-04-19
spRrNGFIELl,, I'LL.

Bptetal Dhpaseh ~ The Chicago 1fiatnf. .
spnls0pigLp. ILL.,, April 18.-The Springfield
Irnu Company to-day discharged 4. l.. Carpei~
Tor, iii etnplny6, far refusal 10 obey orters.
Tho cntlru force thou auit work on u strike for
ills Reinstatement. Aftor tho Mill bud beol,
shut t,awn M hour Catpontsr was taken buck,
ut,ll ti!B u1al, lYntu went To W0rk. f4MrpentBr
WGukB HXp, -.
, 1881-04-19
A ROAD CHANGES HANDS.

A ROAD CHANGES HANDS.
VAN WERT, O.. April 18-The Cena. Van
Vert s. statu Line Ruilroad has p.,sso'l Into tho
hands of tho Cincinnati, van Wort S Michigan
1taltroad Company, composed principally OF Gin"
cfnnata cap!tatsts. The new rond will ho stand
0f tho thirteen miles now In operation coIn-
tnunccl th1s morning.
, 1881-04-19
KILLED NTH 4

KILLED WITH a sCALE-WEIQ1ET.
I, CINCINNATI, AprIi l8.-1n tho yiInxe Ut liurul,
.on the Ohio Hlvpr, In Clermont County, last
wenk, ut Singing school. taught by Il Young
kentueklan nasnctl Carr, AlgrcA 1tceti and tlar-
! vey Hicks. both rouRhs, cruated a disturbance
snd were rcprinsnndetl by Carr. On tho way
hon'a Reed mot and Whipped Carr. Aftcswartl
Heed went Into Il drugstore where Curr wns.
ano the lattor struck ltco4 with SCALE weight,
, 1881-04-19

Special Dspateh to Ins Cacnao Tribune
1'tTraHGsu, r,s., April 1S--Tho rcpprt telc-
grallutl abrou.l TINT atI lnonburs at the 1soIIer
tntkues A.ll lluckstltha' uutan employed III
thia city iytFa to l,u simultaneously tlisltlrsrd Ia
l,trltu. TIley4 ID 10 lrunhIu lMtWeDi, {ao w0rls-
men asu ctnpl6ysrs, Epr Is thoru l!hey to 1o my
this B&ne(l. ?
, 1881-04-19

! T1TrsDuna., April ls.-On Saturday pJght,
Shl'a little a.yU,r-old xIr wts pctug un 1.,sscd
OF bed. It was discovered that s.io WIS ba,ity
lurt- THO child sa!A Frnnpls l!cayer, 40 years
'l1, cntlcel her into h!a Workshop. and. snuth-
ring h0t sCrcnluB. succeeded In Ncputapljdhlux
lis Ae!lish work. Ho WIS lodged Ii, jail,
, 1881-04-19

: aosefai Ht'pdeta to Ths Chttaao IFtbupa,
!, Fottr WAYNE. 1Ha., April 1s-Unitctl states
Marshal liarper has nrrestcd Fsnnria Il, Depcw
ind Lyman Depow Mt jackson Depot, CHARGED
With frau1nlently usllx United Sfnlca malls by
ltaWln9 drafts OIL sastcrn firms, IIllonIlng t,
lWlndle them. preliminary examination tNkez
, 1881-04-19

!!rssols. OF ErconhnQk, from tl,o oon.
leav0a Tho recss lf!tt n returns to tIn n'nn,nent
iuY machine. WOULD tnnket Tho ayornpaa pnaaesrat srat
hank i,t,tc "a ntN.t three ycnra; urrta"a llteo
Ito lunHcr. After surviving ItR rlrsn ~ ~. T., Ut.
oy It la n,ctatnurphMed into r,tbbIls h,s9lls'ra.
other l1rtlres. Tho nr,cets OF thr tis; tnss ~
H. ,,nn o,Ss s T. IT. 9yrssts @ es o faese
thing like this: "1snttoilnl taik li..' u, Zone,
for redemption tt-tlAy, ti4al,thN" iii" hnsssei!M
tlIesg aIotes nrc .eArrfGt& to thu n,,r'.a.i day
EnHrastnK md Printing md nEn'nSa4 1t
tnncaIho cnilta!nlnH iinn1et,ao knly,.s"' ln |
chup tho mites Into stnnll Fragments. H. ,nthkt
Grafton Ia cUIlt,usGi ahter tile s,lt~.r.tnlsop o.
tl,rea, atl!cer* 9f The rrunsl,ry Deilr'n 'nss,nao
jecfn1ly detailed ftr this plirlhise. Nh uns e.
lowed ~ lie present ut this daily aci,snHant a u
thp htases except tho sfccrs mn. thu nci, thast 4
tho machine. They nru cutnptlIptl 10 rrassqa ut sqa
the veuui untll eacia Separate nesu " ,ir,Isstaa
Thuy, ln1lst Nect,tlnt in detail nttcrwnr. y,
redemption tl,rcn for pAnl nt,lc: mn, y = ~
at,o 6scntnu kst or inIsuf,l, htl nttsrwssssssaA ssaA
its wny ttu calculation, tho result wnnId ~
immediate ttttutarae of tho ~ll,rce vt,n,tht Se Ia
who hnvo daily In tf.oir custody Irnn h,1tsa
million to thsc0 ar rntr millions Of tu,a.a alI
bnnts. Tho sarr1a hrG redncch t,t t,I'i,, sn$
tlton, lty q pat1ntttl procUss, tifs ntass il ~
1t Into figures of birds nnd nn!;lln[s n,,i aohl.
tMrMcntUs tn yIatturs. Ofton,lmes il viii n1ta y
llcti TINT nMe lltttp D, tcct Will tn rUl,n",a, ZIP
what WMs ot,ru sluJ,Oo wortl, nf tnDt,ry,
, 1881-04-19
TILE MICH. ArtrLAY

Bpsctat htspateh ta Ihs CAleaao 1rfbuns.
DUNDEE, ILL.,, April 1a.-A foarfMl md tlHnBs-
hg light aceusreu III I'LL Enst s:lo Bnloon, sai,c,t
DO "Nouso-TEup" this afternoon, ia whtc,,
, bout aftecn mon waro tnap4sd. It rot.lltcd h,
oycrnl snet1 h1tnx severely poun,tsl anii one
lun dan9uruusly hurt.
, 1881-04-19
a RAILROAD CROSSING.

a RAILROAD CROSSING.
GALVESTON, april lA--Whl0 circus atcn wore
'adlng cals al the rallroad erossh,g ut Enuts,
l1ee ,uen leavin1 town Insisted On crossing ut
aat particular placc. 4 1lsht e1ssued. III which
umplell. tsne Of tito AhowA,e.,, WIS seriously
ahs s~1t:e tlro0Hh shu huAy. Ywb utner uti suts
Gro seriously cut,
, 1881-04-19
LYNClll:J1,

JAcKsoSvtLLg. Fla, April ia ncgro
chutKed With tho1nssasInntlon 0f lending cItl-
zen nf t'adestlnn County, HsMne tltnu since, wna
taken from, ]nlt III Quincy Suulay by llsgalsu,l
tncn nnt hutlged.
, 1881-04-19

llnsroS, April la.-.TAo conductors and drivers
OF tho hniBu r,.Ilrsluls In thts city ,nntlo 'u.
lnub,a Tor ~ ,cr cent l1urcaso ut wnxes, THU
South ls,st.n, ltoal Increased wAKes flula t1.71
per Luy 1u u.
, 1881-04-19

AN OLD DARBY KILLED.
cIknIhNAri, Aps!l 1S.-.At Itopkmsv,llu, Chris
an Couaty, ~, klah aaker. NJ. ND &C eausea
I'll, HuS shat un4 killed by III llnk known ussup
y Frld9y night. 10 said hp met threu .un on
7rscIacki URH ut EhU,Il stint him, Utbo n suY
vas shot Wbilo rpbblnK hel.- rots8t,
, 1881-04-19

MURDERED HER C111LDHES.
CAMDEN. Ark. April ts.--strs. Sutt. t.Iivina ncnr
this city, while In TT Of insanity snturlnr thtt
killed tIve of t,cr children by throwing them Into
nwoll. Tho elder was 1.ycass. and tue Yuttngcst
il ntonth$.
, 1881-04-19

CEOAIk 1EAl'ID3+ l[A.
Special pfspatth 10 3hs Chicago TRIBUNE.
CEuAn Hsrtps. In, April 1s.-surveyors left
this city Saturday to run limo for tho proposed
0ttn,nssa. uxtonsion Of tho Chicago, tslllwAukoe
'k st. Pmul Hallway. And work 0li. tho Council
Jllutfs thrUaKf line Will he cuu,nGncgd with au
immense foEG0 Of tucn sool,.
, 1881-04-19

sptetaf Dispatth to The CAiraeo TRIBUNE. "
,DAv.Sronr, H., April 1s.-Craoksn,cn oarly
th!s n.orniiat'lew open tho aafo In tho uf!lcc OF
tho ftnek 1slltid & Mcrcnr County ItnIarond Mt
lteynn.lls, getting thetcfsum Sl75 aid n lot Of
tickets.
, 1881-04-19

1tEAb1y0, TA., April 1s.-uottsehntk, 13utter-
WICK, and Eyler, arrested saturslay. chnrgcd
with murder flftopn years ngo. h0ve been dis.
CunrgC1.
, 1881-04-19

NEw EfAvES. Cona.. April 1A-Thc trial OF tho
cnse Of tho Stale agntItst Chip" Smith for tho
nt,,r.lar or Chtef.of -roltco Danle ]. 1lnycs, OF
Birmingham. fn'tlis county. IN December last,
resulted tu il verdict Ut guilty.
, 1881-04-19

Eanfortl'S Radical Cure, catarrbnl Solvent, and
Improved lnhaier, With specific directions, snay
oas packAYe, for : 90 AK tor RaufVrIs Aadi
cal C1fp for C4taTFh.
, 1881-04-19
\ TOlldE1, At,nEsTrt,,

Bpfc1NI Ulfbatth 70 7As Chltd0o Tribune.
HnASb HAVEN. Mlch., April is~shcrtff van
Irlt arrived !1ame frutn Canada ttta mor,,Ing.
t,i,tnHnH j. r, NntHherty, tho r8rxcr WIN chens-
tnl ticnhort1er, M Holland, out uf $iOU md es.
GNpGI u CAnnt1N. -
, 1881-04-19
ANNA DICKINSON.

PH1IApKLPtlA, April ls.-Tho manager Of the
Chestnut street Opera House has besn instructed
to Be4ln suit agall.st Anna Dickinson for re-.
lusinx 10 appear according to ouotstEacta as Cdua.
.3leln0its,
, 1881-04-19
Il FttATlkACfD II.

IA MISSOURI FttATRAClD T.,
aT. Louis, April li.-Thu Ixst> Ilt.pah n. spsclRf
otn Kausas CITY suyss NeHs hua Just l,csu ~
! 1Yea hcre that WILLIAM Aattox ahot aud Killed
, 1881-04-19

3 q
The TumorS that tao swltuhmen OF the various
roads centeflnk In this city lnteud ~ atriko fou
hlsAss waKea are claimed by the laanaxsss Of
, 1881-04-19

would ovcr permit II to bo tinno. lot him rca-
httf With hlmself, I say, mid study hIa ttttlo
geography, and It IL yht possfbi, that III tho
thcro nsn two sides 70 thA question. mud that IL
hts ntt,.,!1luntton ho was very TAR tr nis!ng
tho uttcr sltt0 FAIR Play.
, 1881-04-19
uORsE31IO1sRs' NATIONAL. UNION.
SntrIaf Qitenffh 10 Ihe Chtcana 1ffhttnf.

ACAS AS<A Ac&N2AA 0N40AS*
Sptttai Dtspateh IN The Chteaso 7rtbstnf.
ptTTsnutu, pn.. April 18.-A convention Of
the National Assooint,on OF Journeytnen Horse
ghocls is tn session ut tho Globe Hotel. on Penn
nvcnuc. Tho Association includes tet citIes,-
ylz: Chicogu, baltimore, st. Lt,iss Philadelphia.
.rolei1o, New Ynrk, lloson. Cincinnati, BROOK
lyn, mud l'ittsburR. The officers Of tho National
1sssociatlon ara .1aseph Snyder. nr Ilaltlmorr,
President: William Frazer. ut Toledo. Ftcea
President: Ed F. Ilutler. Of st. Louis.
Treasurer; Dennts Mitchell, of Chicago, secre-
tnry. The Convention is composed ot only ten
delegates, whoa NIL aru present. Upeto lust
night only tive had arrirctl, they being tho fol.
lowing: From uninn NJ. Z, baltimore, E. v.
Foster; No. .. st. Louis. Ed Grnhnm;
No. Chicago, Edward Carto!l; mo.
o., rhtat!clphiat William 1'rowa; No.
10, TUledu, Wfltlnm FrIlzer. Tho
rittsburg Union Is counted among tho tc.1
unloHs, NTH o,,gh 1t Is nh independent argtn,za-
tlon md does nat bcinn9 to the NntionH! Ass0-
Knights OF Lnbur, nui tho 1nrhihurs don't know
l,ur,ily wlint to lD. x meeting OF tho Unnu wis
htlll lust Night to tloctdo wh1thor Or not they
shuull 10 lntO tho AsstuAtIou. The AsH0olntaon Is
II benctlcInl organization. 1t Mtlo.ss $G n wtck
bonetts for sickness or disability fttnl Injuries
Ono ut It's objects IL tu prevent atrtkga rather
thatt encourage thom, only asking IN fntr day 8
wlxea for II FUR days WORK." Tho CDnven tlOn
will llB In Acsaibll four IXrs. The 4AasuslAttHl
WIS 0TRntlEzGh ptxtt yeAfa nKu, ind thlB Is tho
seventh annual meetlny.
, 1881-04-19
PACIFIC RAILROAD RATES.

s,slru.scfsrm' i,ni'' s,,rtI ~ ssovoro, ,,oot.
,,.s ~ ~. 1s"I,,S,,G u,ia.I,,.., ,,.,. ',s. ,
l"Hs W we !,'!tuu! ou!unseonc1s hasa boea
rates un tho pnulto isnllroas. Nothing h.,s
broD uccoulp,tshet tuwnrt tho reduction ar
rutna nr ,In .,,,,nrui ~ r,,mnr. NJ ,t.,r,,,,,.
lion, for tho sltnp!e reason that two out Of tke
three Commissioners seen, to bn playing into
mort Of tho Commission WIS n speeaI ' ,ea as| nr m
r't!r"ads. 1t wus 9ottoa up tn no absence .sf
slun wtlD hla Il public interest ut prcsunt. On
hts ratnrA, Rbout two tnpnths llgo, he
reduction ot nLIut unG-tlliurter IN la.s-
sengcr and freight ratca. Even With these
retiuDtiDnA, ru1ea tlre px6rhltMnt aud, ,l,Hpy
, 1881-04-19
aROuS1, tlKOKEN.

DAttAs. Tex, April ts.-1he long-cxpectcsl
event. the .bfenkinR ground on the ch'osgo.
Texas & Mexican Central tluflroad, took placo
hero to-t1ny. Nnnrly l,oOo persons were preaont.
Tho tirst dirt w1,s Thrown by nantol
II. Italc, OF Chicago, President Of the Co1n-
pany, atfor which II targo force Of
graders wcro put to work ION tho l'uo
made by Nesars. Itatc, Wright. ant 1'cck, nj Chi
rago, aud zovera1 Texals, Including three edit
trs, nllll congratulations IN tho usplclous efcnt
wers frcnly and heartily cxchangch. 4 party
OF ChleuED capitalists, representing f50, ,WO IkW,
wns given ty tho citlzclis at the Hoard ut yrn1o
roonls: tn.al9ht. Mr.. PECK, of Chlcago. said
~ speeLsiy represented % tho brunch o5 TUG Y;
Rotithweatwarlly, from. turee. Cl,y, Stt,.t nt,sl
stated thAt ttult 1fne would tI0 vigorously pushed
Gii tn E,rt Smith, Ark. thohcc to Dial ts, and
within three years would re,oli tho ltt1 Uri,lt!e
1tl1 c0nllcct witt tho Alexle.ln systeL Of r011s.
, 1881-04-19

The End OF Greenbaeka aud Bank
N0teba l.
What tecomes ct e'l lno 9ieenpaeks thd
bank y notos after th9y hnye 1eryed tns!r fey
bunk note hns IL Ito }usttho sane ID iii bthsr
Shlngs useful WhAt IN aQGQteAtt1x 6tNrY tho
, 1881-04-19

| bis brother. 1tczah Mnttux, fut1f milts fron
!ahcrtF. Cthy County, at noon to-day. No par
, 1881-04-19
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
CLEVELAND,

1AEN lal+l4 Skt
5pecids Dlspdteh 10 The Chteaoo Tribune.
CLEvEtANp, O, April ls.-Considcrnhtt talk ts
indui4cd In autMg *trcet-rntIway employees nrcr
tho moycmcnt In other cities for better wages
md less huurs, 'nnti there is disposition to
iolluw the example at the strikers, X lMectlug
will DO held on Wednesday, night nttur working
hours, at which tho men will dccitto on somo
,1etlnft iutlon. Thor will probnb!y scud q
written petition to thoIr employers. asktn9 fnr n
r1llso. tho drivers wanting T: day aud tho other
cmployGs prurortlonntoA amount. Tho ttrlvers
my tl,oy will nlso ask for shortot hours. Thoy
aro now pltid $t0 n week.
CLEVELAND, o., April 18.--Tho ,noidcrs are out
In NIL bUt thrce Or four fo,ln.rics or this city,
icnyIH9 between fifteen and twenty works Idle.
THO employers hnvc hlso cnnbIncd, n,lubc.ltcnt
to their order tho proprlctors Of tho Hobo works
who yielded 10 the demand OF IL por cent al
ratcG, tU-lay notified their men TINT they co,lltl
no longer pay tho ntlynuce anti tho tncn went
mt. 10th sides aru determined and both nrKa.l
izctl. All elasses OF workangmcn seem to be pro-
rnrinx to stgke II tlot paft what they u,nr Aeclc
to demand Eenriy MI kinds OF trdtcssncn here,
even hst- t-cArrErS hnTg Hctn rHlfCtt to tlGGt nilu
0rWn.lize lipt,s, Mnl gli Inns hrgtl fsaucIt to nil
street rNilssly employees 10 tnegt at midnight.
after work s done, tu arrange t!einAul for
lstur4 pay. Apparently Eo.u9 ceHttnl power II ut
tho bottom of tho organization nf 80 HtMHy 1nt,ot
untnils Throughout tho county. u0nbttcss
strikes arc contemplated everywhere like 1877.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-15
More About the Railroad.

For the purpose of securing some of
the traffic of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, the St. Paul, Minneapolis 8 Man
itoba company has resolved to establish q
branch from St. Cloud to some point. on
the St. Paul & Duluth, probably Rush
City or Pine City. Two preliminary
surveys have already been made, one to
Pine City and the other to Rush City. The
former passes through a heavy pine
wooded country, while the route of the
latter lies through comparatively barren
country. A party is now on the ground
for the purpose Of locating the line. Il
is not vet known whether the line te
Rush City or Pine City will be adopted
! Perhaps the road Will be run to a poin'
between the two places mentioned. It il
the present intention to have the roa6
completed IN time for the moving Of mex
falls crops - Pioneer Press.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-15
Order for Hearing and Notice Of Apph-
cation for pointment Of Admins 8

cation 1or q ulllinis,
traitor.
State of Minnesota, 5' s1l5
County Of Mile Laos, n Probate Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Ebenezer
NJ. Payne, Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of
Edwin b. Payne, Of Rochester, Mime
sofa, representing, among other things,
that Ebenezer Payne, late of Primo teton,
MINI. J, on the 18th day Of October, 1865,
at Princeton, Mile Laos Co., Mimi, died
intestate, and being a resident and in
habitant of this county at the time of his
death, leaving goods, chattels, a. and estate
within this county, and that the said pc
titioner is the son and heir at law of said
Ebenezer Payne, deceased, and praying
that administration of said estate be to
him, said Edwin E. Payne granted, it is
ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this court, on Saturday, the
Oath day Of September, A. D. 1881 at 10
o'clocl1sA. M, at the probate Office in said
county. Ordered further, that notice
thereof be given to the heirs Of said de
ceased, and to all persons interested, by
publishing a copy Of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day Of
hearing, in the Princeton UNION, a weekly
newspaper printed and published al
Princeton, in said county. ISL .3
Dated at Princeton, the S1st day Of
August, A. D. 1881.
& By the court,
SEAL. CHAS. KEITH,
(~~ Judge of Probate.