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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23

willing to remain in session as long as that
lasted. Crapser, of St. Lawrence, who has
for some days urged the concentration of
the semi administration members, to-day
on one of the votes turned from Wheeler
to Rogers, because he met with no success
but he went back to Wheeler again when
he saw he was doing just what he had en-
deavored to stop. He is one of the mem
bers most anxious to get away
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
Prejudice Kills.

Eleven years our daughter suffered on
a bed of misery under the care of several OF
the best (and some of the worsD physi
clans, who gave her disease various names
but no relief, and now she is restored to us
in good health by as simple remedy as
Hop Bitters, that we had poohea at for two
years, before using it. We earnestly hope
and pray that no one else will let their sick
suffer as we did, on account of prejudice
against SO good medicine as Hop Bit
ters The parents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
FIRES.

SAN Francisco, June ga dispatch
from Tombstone. Arizona, says the town
is burning, and large portion of the
place is already destroyed.
SAN Francisco, June ga dispa tch
from MERGED says: To day a fire swept
over some 1880 acres of wheat and other
grain, destroying everything in its course,
including many farms, houses barns and
much farming machinery. Loss not
known
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
THE BEY LOSER.

PARIS, June 23.-A dispatch from Tunis
says that the Bey's steward has taken ref
uge at the English consulate with securit-
les and jewels worth million franc. The
bey claims that he has embeZzled this in
the many years of his stewardship. Much
surprise is expressed that the British con-
s1late should protect an embezzler.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23

KIEFF, June ga person recently ar
rested for having in her possession "a forg
ed passport, proves to be Yokomiva,
daughter of the priest and a participate in
the attempt to murder the Gar, and was
one of the tenants of the hop from which
the Little Garden mine was constructed:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
MORE DYNAMITE

ST. PETERSBURG, June cat is official
ly announced that the dynamite recently
found under the Catharine canal bridge is
part of that placed there in 1880. The
government has ordered an examination Of
all St Petersburg canals
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
COMET DISCOVERED.

ROCHESTER, June 23.-Prof. Swift has
received dispatches indicating another
great comet has been discovered by J.. L.
Edwards Haverford, Pennsylvania, and
Edgar L. Larkin of Windsor, III. 1t is in
constellation with Auriga and very large
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
FOREIGN FACTS

LONDON, June ga dispatch from
Marseilles says the Italians contin-
ue to quit this city, Two steam
ship companies offered to the italian coun-
sci free accommodation aboard all their
ships for the Italians are afraid to remain,
and 900 have already left.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS

JERSEY CITY, June 23-The Pennsyl-
vania r. r. Co., contemplates four tracks
upon the n. Y. division between Philadel-
Dhia and here.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23

DANBURY, n. c., June 23.-Two ne
groes imprisoned here on charge of out
raging white woman were taken from
Jail last night by body of masked men
and hanged. The punishment is generally
approved by both the white and colored
people.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
HEAVY FAIITRE

MILWAUKEE, June 22.-Albert Slocum,
straw hat manufacturer, made voluntary
assignment Liabilities probably $3.50,
900; assets, S191, 600. Seemerau 6 Co., of
New York. are creditors to the amount Of
over $50, 600.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
A STORM.

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-A special to the
Courier Journal, dated Mayfeld says: A
storm in this county yesterday evening
leveled barns and fences and unroofed sew
eral business houses and entirely destroyed
two houses in town
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
The ceiling over staircase in the

The ceiling over staircase in the new
Post Office at Fall River is described as
resting on -four columns which spring
from four corbels, elegantly carved, one
representing his Satanic Majesty; another
nondescript, said to be the sea serpent;
the third an owl, and the fourth the
American eagle"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
ENGLISH CENSUS.

LONDON, June 23.-The census is fapidly
approaching completion. The entire pop
ulation of the kingdom viii be about thir-
ty-tive millions, an increase in decade of
little over four millions
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
PAYMENT MADE.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The suspende
dividends of the Western Union amour
ing per cent viii be paid July l.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
THE FASTER.

CHICAGO, June 23.-GriscolFs weight
to-day is 1861 pounds, lost since yesterday
one pound, since beginning thirty-one and
three-fourth pounds. He walked seven
miles this morning
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
BRADY.s CASE

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Gen. Brady to-
a1av, through his counsel, Shellaberger and
Wilson, applied for an immediate investi-
cation by the grand jury, of the star route
charges The press has been assaiiing
him bitterly and government agents have
been procuring evidence against him and
he objects to the case being postponed till
fall, claiming the privilege of speedy
trial.
Col Cooks special star route counsel
said the evidence was not get ready for the
grand jury as not single case was yet
complete and it would result in failure to
begin the trial now. The Government did
not intend to prosecute but to clear itself
of responsibility. There were
charges extending from Texas to Oregon
all over the western border and it might be
necessary to call witnesses from far distant
sections
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23

GRAY hairs are honorable but their prem
ature appearance is annoying. Parker's
Hair Balsam is popular for cleanliness and
promptly restoring the youthful color.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
PROBABILITIES

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Indication for
the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
Valleys; Party cloudy weather local rains,
Sc Winds stationary or higher tempera-
ture, falling barometer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
PARNELL AGAIN.

DUBLIN, June 22.-Parnell starts in Ju
ly for an extended political tour in the
United States
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
New York Market.
New sYoRK, June %.
COMMERCIAL.

L.
Wheat-Higher; No 2 red June 29A July / 28
01 2sh; Aug 26D1 261; Sept 253i 26A.
CoTn-Steady,
Osts-Better; No 2 Jaly 44044h aug ss1s west
42048.
Pork-Unchanged.
Lard-Unehanged.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
ENGLISH PAPER SUPPRESSED.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 23.--An English
paper has been suppressed for publishing
news in regard to state trials.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23

SAN Francisco, June ga Sandiego
dispatch says of the New Tichborne claim,
he is well known in that vicinity and is a
pure delusion.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23

OHIUAG go. Ju

UHIOAso. June ..
Wheat-strong and higher; 1917 cash; 145x
July; 14A Aug; 11H sept; 09A year
Corn-FirHn and higher; 4Ts cash; 47A June;
46A July and Aug; 47A Sept
oats-Firm and higher; 3sa cash; ssS June and
July; ARK Aug
Rye 81.
Barley-1 90.
Pork-Easy; 16 25 cash and July; 1G 90 Aug.
Lard Easier; 10 90 cash; II oO bid July; 10 9h
Aug
Nhisky-.1 nQ
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
Election Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday,
" the 2Sth day OF June, 1881 at the Hose House
No. 8, (Court House Squase) in the City OF Rock
bland, an election will be held for TWO MEMBERS
OF TIL BOARD OF EDUCATION, which election will
be opened eight O'Clock in the morning and con-
tinue open until O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day.
Dated. Rock Island, H., this 10th day of June.
1881. ROBERT kOEHLER,
dtd CITY CLERK.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
LIVE STDGE

Hogs-Receipts 80 000; fairly active; buyers ask
reduction of 5010c; light 5 1906 so: m xed pack
ing 7016 90; heavy 0066 25.
Gattle-Receipts 8, 500; fairly active steady; ex-
ports 0008 25; good to choice shipping 6005 60:
poor to fair O005 so; butchers 3oD4 SO; stock
ers 5o04 90: grass Texans 4014 Is; few prime
exports 6 60.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
GRANTS SUCCESSOR
NTHILIsT ARRESTED.

LONG BRANCH, June 23.-The cabinet
met to-day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23
DAILY NEWS.
The Investigation at Albany
to-day.
Voting for Conkling and PIatt's
Successors.
Brady's case and other
Items.

ALBANY, June 23.-Before investigating
the committee, James Tillinghast assistant
to the President of the Central Hudson
river railway testified that Graves of Albany
cashed draft for $40, 900 for him; he
took the currency to Buffalo where he in
tended to use it in real estate transaction
He did not use it however, as he was
obliged to be away and tie transaction fell
through; he did not talk with any members
of the Legislature the night he received
the money, and did not think the Central
road was at all interested as to who might
be elected to the United States Senate.
Chas P. Ingersoil, of Westfeld, testified
that Bradley told him about June Sth that
he should vote for Depew, as his constitu-
ents opposed Conkling, and he was tired
of voting for him and Platt. Witness re-
peated conversation to Sessions; did not
offer Bradley money; witness was here in
ticed. And Depew and Bangs here said
they had no more witnesses to call out as
far as present advised were through.
(Johnny) Davenport sworn: said he saw
Senator Strahan's statement in the papers,
as it reflected on President Garfield and
himself. He obtained formers permission
state what had taken place be-
tween them; made similar request
of postmaster James and Mr.. Knox
went to the White House in company with
the postmaster general. President asked
witness who would be good man for the
marshalship. Witness didn't know. The
president suggested Mr.. Knox, and witness
said thst the nomination would be a good
one, and at Garfeld's request!witness had
long talk with Knox about the place.
Knox insisted that he did not want the
place: that he was unacquainted with the
politicians and he was afraid it might in
terfere with his professional business
Finding him unwilling to accept it, the
names of Judge Gardner and Col. Erhardt |
were again brought up, followed by wit |
ness suggesting that of Senator Stranan |
The president did not know him Wit |
ness then telegraphed Strahan, and met |
him at Union League Club that night.
When witness asked Strahan about ac-
cepting the marshalship, he told him he
would be expected to vote against Conk- |
ling and Platt. Strahan asked if the offer |
could not be held over until after the |
settlement of the United States senator
ship.
Witness replied-.'No''
Strahan promised TO consider the ques
tion. Ia the morning he te1egraphed wit
ness declining the place. Recess.
Tillinghast further testified that Roscoe |
Conkling, three or four years ago acted
as an attorney for central road at Canaan
dague.
THE CONVENTION.
ALBANY. June 22.-The joint conven-
<ien, the ballot for a Senator in place of
Conkling was:
, 1881-02-02

Diplomatic ra!ations between Circuit Hrtain
MD Mexico ended iii December lttF7, and hllvu
,,t !,ot s.neo , been 5onewc.. The auapcnsion was
lion Of tlo Emperor st,xi,mslian. Thnt Hin 'o oysut
has roccntly been brought ngain Into .pr,fnl.
lenco by tho revlval Ut diplomatic relations lle-
tWeon France and Atcxic0,. writing OF which tho
1aro Ktsea tho following ltst or tllo fntG anu
ea1 wars "juarez died In Ills bed, President Of
tue bfoxlcan Republic: MuxIiHtIuIr, shut ut
Yucretaroi uon. S!lrnmoli. shot; :Nupo'co,1 III,
ctod In exile; l!azaIna, c0nletht,ed ii deAth for
troMst!: Ca do 6aln snlf1, killed tItfuru Metz;
gen. Maralez. money -lender Vt liavnna;, Col.
Lopez, I1slpFenr9d; l.rrlo DO TejA.la, Prcsltunt
Of Tho atcxfcn ltcpuollo nfter The lcu! h nf JlAr
e. lives on htb !sicono IN New York: Father
Fischer, eh!ef Of Maxlnlflinn'a Cabinet, Il scluul
teeac1ss at passy: Leonec pdtrYnt. rlltor or tl,1
70 tluath, panloned died u l,crgnr; Gut,. Escol,p-
!o, lives Ut Now York; tinrnn hIngs!us, FrsasHn
b,aas3 Dea e 3MHntpoer; , Gapt: resrot', saSl|.ns
1>abois 90 SaIf8ny, lives: porrso Dlnz, President
OF tho Nexcan llepublc; tho bunker Jccker,
shat 1T parta III ls71; 81. 10 k6rntry, lives; En-
pross EtgSnic, widow md e1t!e. In ENGLAND;
lotto, a lunAtlp in ljulgtiltn.n
, 1881-02-02
Not n CuptIolIs Man.

~ Ntttptf Free ls5s1s.
a night or two Athce, u tH1cGmAu was max
Ing his way up ucaubtcn street. l,e was accOstott
by a colorctl Mian With tho rctnnrk:
~ tlohn WAnt to seem cApshus, Bnh-'tlced
dohn., but hars trouble II my houso obcr DUR
"Wh4t sort OF trGHhtoT"
''Why. aAh, q culrd pilssotl called Wlllama
sits dur Wild lis 9ect On DO Bttlye eonvNrHtn' viii
my wife. lso ordered him tn vhCate. sah. but
AU refused. Whit mn de proper c0uFso III slch a
CnsH?"
.a0o and order him out onoc more"
In An0uk ton M!hufea the man fGturnl and 70.
ported;
II lnan' want to seem capshts. sah, but dun
orsleroa u M Pm ,,I, 1ait: 1ust 1a. as you said"
s'No. sill. liz si.li he'd SEQ mo In rexas fust.
What would be your advice undor sIch clrouss''
~, "if !a,.; men TX, wa4 M IL ny house and wouldn't ~
"wG,iIa 4 st,eln capshus, sahs''
"jist ~ 81 yo!! ~ sy sal-Ilst 40. saa feel sas-
li1 retired lnto hls tiousc, AMI tho nf1leer re-.
nntnetl to seo tho tt,tl. 1t c,an1o in ahnut two
mlputcs rhrcV ur fur yulla weru .uars, sutlle-
bAly's feet 8oots'el to alElku THO wall. mid tAo1
tho l0tr orottud and lflialnA tlow nt tho stroet
like half hlloa straw batl. It1 was acares1y IN
bis feet bGr0re ho boltol up the walk, allQ thu
uwtsor OF tho house caulO dowh tho stepa to cx-
piAln3
t'tloaa' liko to SOON eapshus, sub, hut uow dat
IvN kut mr ham IN Id Ike your illyicN about
Gullln' do 0o worlan uIs tu peak! 'f'cass to tlu
tlAt shu sEstpr Encouraged Williams to bellavu
dat couldn't lick 0ne sld9 Of hllnE'
, 1881-02-02
PURDUE UNIVERSITY.
slSlt OF Mem bcFs of tasc Indfann LeEis<
lnturv to tito 1nstttutloi..


Special ptspaleh to T:ix Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 1.-The train hear
Ing tho lnclloers Ut the General Assembly IN
n visit to Purdue University arrived ut tho
junction about 9 o'clock this afternoon,
where lunch WIS sGryel. Curstages were
III waiting, md the entire purity was con-
vcyeG to Pcrdue University, where the visit
ors were welcomed by President White. The
guests were divided iuto sect!ol.s, ald, under
tic guide OF The Professors, taken Though
the several departments, fifteen minutes being
devoted TO cacl. Returning 10 tho city q
banquet WIS served Mt tho st. Nlcl,olas lIo-
tel, over 200 lmrtaking. President White, of
Purdue University. presided. John Stein
delivered welcoming address OH behalf
Of tho Purdue Trustees, alll Dewitt
Wallace on behalf of the cit!zens. Responses
were ,nnte by Semator Chapman, Repre-
sentntlycs tuutl,nrn md kti,aer, Speaker
IleupHttl,. 1.tGut-G0y. lIaMnn, aiIl prDf.
Slnnrt. T]M. lmrty consisted Of sfxty-elght
Representatives and tl1trty-two ,SellutUrB.
AlAiiy were accompanied by lnafes. thu total
humber 0f visitors belng aiU. The members
were Ereatly pleased with tic workings Of
tile University, ntnly ENAing surprised to ilNtl
thu Institution with over :90Q students. Tho
aiD In Inviting tll0 members here was tint they
might Dbtn[iI pers0llnl knowledge nf tho
negtls of the State Agricultural College, nrd
bo better Abe to y0ta untterstantlinrIy OH tic
request Ot tle Trustees for uil nnMual doiIa-
ton OF $40, 0D0,
, 1881-02-02

Meeting mt 1tock Island til Turtllera
ntlec Of IlInt Proposed sVuter-lxoutc.

Meeting Mt Itock Island iii Furt1ters
nilen Of That Proposed .vntcr-lxoutc.
Sptefai D!'patsh to Ths cateaoo Tribune.
DAvESro1sr, la., Feb. lin accordance
with allof the 1lcnneptn Canal Committee
appointed Mt tts Cotsentlmt of 1874 n lorrc
gathering VIVA tclfl fhfu nftorrnnr ~ Sro'.
Island IN cos,cr I'M imtoras, ~ t ~ 1,onma vsa
n;, 1'a,.o, ~ 'on'S' u,,. "S aaefest VI lo nehne-
rcsentativc delegations from Geuesco, Anda-
lusia. Milan, and Moline, ILL.,. md Davennnrt
mud S1ascatfne. In. Cnn. ri r TnhI,sn,, -
i tock ls''.1'o: was chosen Chairman, atltl tho
ioll' Joll1l Ma'Iol, Of Muscatfne Secretary.
Addresses wcre ,,atla by j. l.. Camp, Mai. j,
II. Allan, Edward 3Issp!l. untl Others, Acon,-
,nittrc cn,n,naoI ~ sf",.,.r 1,.sas -.
'' naa,. 1.ienH IonlposG't VI slus"r carso OF
@ ls"SA ls'ana' ~. d Camp OF Dixon.
a'ul j. n. Allan Of Gcneseo, WIS
Their ntwrt was mo,te IN t1,o 7,. forn' ~ !.
anrfaa ~ ro,nt,,,tn''" " ,,,, =" s4to '"ii., -
, 1881-02-02

WHEELING, W. Vn.. Feb. 1.-Ono of tho
most a,ttlactoi's cascs nj highway robbery
OIL record occmrrcd this evening about o
o'cfock, oil Fourteenth street, nenr tho m
tc{lfaenccr Office. Ar. W. &. Wilkinson, n
clerk at the Exchange l}ank, wns coming
down tito street will, n tin cast,-box mutt,
TITS left arm and ledger under tie other,
liz Is Treasurer Of building Association.
Alu Sas returning from the meeting will
u!o @ recelpts Of tho night In his possession.
When. near Millcrs grocery he wns
sclzel by tic throat BY two men
and thrown TO the ground, when
ono of tlclh snatcllcd the box from beneath
LIS arr! mud gave n stunning blow which
ljcrs tilne in cscai.e. Ticrc Vas was about ss60 S
cash In tho box n.ld checks and orders to the
n1nollnt Of $1,000.
, 1881-02-02

A still-nlarln to Engine Company No. at
8::n Inst evening WIS caused by Il tlre in n
two-story framu building ut No. Gs Twenty
fourth street, owned by Mrs. L. lsobinson
and occupied by W. Touzalin. A. servant
cnreicsiy threw lIghtet! ll,atcl into q ciotllcs
closet, cslttslng ~ lnmnge tn tho building
nntl rs mitch moro tn thu cl0tlling II, tho
closet. Insured for S22,00 In tha Hamburg
ut Bremen.
Tho alarnl from Dox III at 1850 lust eve1.-
lng was caused by Il fire III u (;ernsa1l Cnt!ll-
llc church ut tho corner ut Nublu ntul Cornell
streets. Cause, III 0yurtlcAtesl fur1,ara Il, tho
basement ssltlag tlre In thu ahjncent wontl
work. Dan,nRa 10 tho building, Stu; insured
for St,5O0 II, tho Flrn j. AlnrIna of NassAGhtl-
sets, anu other companies.
, 1881-02-02

IRISH ITEMS.
D1sMISaEll Folk WANT or EVIDENCE.
DunlLS, Feb. 1.--Tho chargo ut IntIul!tla-
tton n,ade aga!nst O,Nelll, tho paid Secretary
0r tho Cork LalMl League. has hcell dismissed
for want Of evidence.
FENlAN scAltE At MANCHESTER.
LoSnoS, EnR., Feb. IA company OF in.
fantrY lIas been dop.lte1 to quart the AssIze
Court l'ris0n ut Manchester,
THE FES1AN PROCLAMATION
]sas been posted In North Shields.
- 6uMMnNEp.
ConK, Fob, LA priest aud twenty mem.
bcrs OF the Lan4 League hayo boon sum.
1lo,lol to answer charges Ut intimidation at
Mall0w. ..-....
COMMITTED FoN TRIAL.
Slleohan, Secretary Ut the Farnelt Defense
Fund, Inns bcen committed on trial on q
cllarge OF intimidation.
, 1881-02-02

HOME. Feb. LIN tho 1ta1lnn Chamber Of
Deputies today. Premier Cniroll stated That
tho Government continued to hold yiows on
the subject Of tic Greek boundary question
confornabe with tue decisions of thu Bdrllu
Conference, but, Mt the same time, 1t would
be iappy to participate In negotiations In
constantinople which, 1t trusted, would lead
to pacific solution.
SCHUYLER.
BUCHAREST, Feb. l.-Atr. Schuyler, United
States Charge d 'Atfaircs and Consul General
at Ibis Court, formally presented his crctc,,-
tinls to Prince Charles.
nLrOf-MONEY.
CoSsrAETINor1.E, Feb. 1.-A1t tho Govcr,,-
mcnt Departments have been ordered not to
make any payments, even for salaries, Until
the cnti ot Mnr:l', The whole revenue being
absorbed in military preparations,
, 1881-02-02

ST.. Louis, No.. Fab. LA spccinl from
Fort ConclIo, Tex. snys another soldier OF
Company E, Tenth Cavalry, was murdered
IN San Angelo. lie was negro named Will
tatn Watkins, mid, willis standing outside
Charles Wilson'S saloon entinE lunch, was
shot, III the lraal hya stranger named Nc
Cartly, from Port Rock. The murderer wns
arrested md tukell to the fort. The shoot
lug W as ullprorokel.
, 1881-02-02
ST. Louis.

Sr. Lot1s, Mo-. Feb. 1.-under orders from
tho new Board Of Police Commissioners, n
raid was nude on the keno-roorns Ut this
city ut late hour last night, n1ui over 16o
persons, ranging from boys to old men, ar
rested and taken 10 the station house. Sub
scqncntly about ',alf Of the number were
bniled nut by the propr'ctors Of the roo,ns,
night.
: : It Is reported TINT George White. Of the
l,rIn OF Noonan d Co., cutie dealers, nt,-
of the FIRMS money alitl getting Into the
National Stock Yards for about 81, Goo
, 1881-02-02

commissioned a1lcnrs ull men III tho British
army. l:s.,7xt wer1 English. !a,l0 Scotch, 3s,J75
lr!sa, l.stEt "urt. h"rn III lndin or tho cao,ies,
mot rrpuyteh." an Regards religious .lul,onil-
natlons. II nppars tint, OF the tntal Of lSj.D}3
commissioned nl1iccrH atitl tnea, liz AD3 wcrs
!nelsers ol tho Church Of EuHluld. lt.lEl rros-
pyteriaNa 1.A1 titlter Fr0t&*taltR. l.11t leuu9nn
Catholics, las AiuhAmtnElAns, IflntlnOs, LewA,
possibly thesG 1nttHr were ngn,istlcs. Onu I'M
nrlRnt fant Is, that 1850 British soldiers could
nelthcr FpaA nur write,
, 1881-02-02
underneath. temoltslling 1t, The fra was
confined to tho steeple. Loss, So, 900; in
At PLYMOUTH. ~ r..


Nonro1.K, W.. Feb. t.-1nforsnatfon IL re-
celvcd TINT Plymouth. Washington County,
North Carolina, was destroyed by fire lasi
night. The freight warehouse Of the steamer
chowan and one store are the only houses
Ieft standing: The fro originated from a
kcrnsene exps9sEon. FoMr hundred bales OF
sla1,ooo. 'Th!rty-tI,ree buildings were bnrned.
nnln'g wh!rli wGrp the Corrt-Efouse. Grncts
Eptsc0pnl Church, and twenty-tl.reo storcs,
Insurance snail.
, 1881-02-02

Special Dtspateh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1.-Super1ntendont OF
Police AtcGartgle, Of Chicago, Is in thia city
tonight, ostensibIy to visit Ills father aud
numerous other family friends. Ills real OBJ
jcct Is belieyetl to be thu capture Ut 0i,a Of
tho galiE WHO r0bbctl tho South Chicago
Steel Il Iron Works sumo days ago.
, 1881-02-02
AT. GLEYELANU. a.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. IA mysterious
flra broke out to-day III st. Mury's German
Catholic Church stsspis, Tho flames wero
first discovered ,ourlInG around the clock
dial. The t0wer burned. AS the sptre foil n
Of the chlnle bells dronnad nl4,n tae oraala
, 1881-02-02
STOLE POSTAGE STAMPS.

Spsetai Dtspateh 10 Ths Chicago T4tbuns.
1NDIANAt'o Its, Ind, Ftb. l.-John WI 1son,
messenger boy at tho I'ost-Qnlce, was mr.
rested today, charged witt. stealing sa5a
worth OF stamps. lle confessed part OF tho
Offonse. llclng unable to dispose of tho
stamps l,o destroyed them. lie waived ex-
animation u1u went to iatl.