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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02
sAoK 70 ossllSN 600.
backward, yss, bsssvsst. my ssOssA's Asv'
bssn oAst.

--- W.
backward, yss, bsstvara. my 'sossA's Asvs
been east. -
70 the sot where The hsuss Of ~ childhood
vsIs'pssssd . .Il.I
I love I'll its rooms 70 The psatsy nd ball.
Hut thai blessed old tisssss 90 dsAsss sAsa
oil. H .
lie ehain and I've tables neas brighter could b.,
FOR oil Ito SURROUNDINGS ssrs saeTsd 70 usl
10 The nails 10 The ceiling. the latch on The
door,
And 1 loved every erast Of that old Kitchen
door
I....~pe, ns nrs pIscc. with mouth hign
and wide,
And the old oven that stood by its side,
Out Of which. every few days. came puddi ngs
and pies
That fairly bswlldsred aud dazslsd my eyss'
| remember Saint Nicholas. slyly and still,
Would come every Christmas our stockings TO
hl.
Hut tho dearest Of memories I've laid up 10
store.
ID my mother, that trod on that old Kitchen
floor,
Day IN aud day out, from morning TIL night,
Her footsteps were busy, her heart always
light
Aud |, seemed TO mo then that she knew not
care,
For tho smile WAS 10 gentle her face used 70
wear.
remember quito we'll yot what Joys fliod our
When she told IN tho stories that children 10
prizo -.
Thoy wore new every night, though we'd
heard lhom before. .. .
Az wo sot by her wheel on tho old kitchen
floor.
remember tho window where mornings Id
run.
As soon US twas daylight, to watch for tho
And thought, whom my head scarcely reached
to the sill,
That II slopt through the night In tho trees on
East hill.
And tho small tract Of land that thsro could
Wow,
Was oil of the world that my infancy know
And indeed l cared not then to know any
more,
For world in itself was that old kitchen hoor'
And to-day those old visions come bsek at
their will,
r,ut sho wnoeI snd Ito music forever .s. 81" |,
Tho band IL moth-eaten, and the wheels laid
away, .
And the fingers that turned it lio mouldrins
In clay.
But the hesrthstons 20 sacred Is just as twas
And tho voices OF children ring out there again
And the sun through the window looks n %
Ofyore.
But Il sees other feet on the old kitchen hoor.
ssk not for honor, but this would crave,
That when I'm dono speaking and laid In the
grave,
That nv children will gather theirs round 1t
their side,
And toll Of grandmother that long ago died.
Perhaps now, dear readers, that my last song
IL sung.
But hope have not bothered any one
And hope when you read these lines you
will save
TO read 1t your lessure when In in the grave
JAxRs FITcI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02
cEN1AuR
Gniinlenlt.

The most Powerful, @s
Penetrating and Pain-rclieving
remedy ever devised by man. It
soothes Pain, it allays Inflammation.
it heals Wounds, and it cures
RxIHUNIAT1sNH, -H''y
Sciaticn, LumbagO, Scalds,
Burns, Stiff Joints, Cuts, Swell.
ings, Frost bites, Quinsey, Salt
Theum, Itch, Sprains, Calls, and
Lameness from any cause. Suf'
ferers from
PAIN IN THE BACK,
Fever Sores, Erupti0ns, Broken
Breasts, contracted Cords, Neu.
ralgia, Palsy or dislOcated limbs;
and owners Of horses, planters, me.
chanics, merchants and professional
men everywhere, unite in saying, that
CENTAUR IMMINENT
brings relief when all other Lini.
ments, Oils, Extracts and Embroca'
tons have failed. "t...
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02
AsH:1oNIC
A Perfected Purifier Of tho System.

n Perfected Purifier OF tho SYSTEM
Tomo.-"I Increasing ne strsnoth, obtiadag ~
Ceyef dsblHty, aadrs'ioring hsaithy J''Hei10''''
-wEhsfER.
For Indigestion. and Dyspepsia,
the many forms Of Liver Com
plant, Impure and Impoverished
Blood, and Functional Derange.
ments attendant upon Debility, and
for Building up the weak, ASH
Tonic is doubtless the most prompt
and certain remedy yet devised, In
1-2 Id. bottles, rs cents; Six bottles,
81. Accredited Physicians and
Clergymen, who may desire TO test
the Tonic, will be supplied with not
exceeding six bottles, at onc-half
.thc retail price, money to accom-
pany the order Sold by Druggists,
and by D. B.. Dewey & Co, 40 Dey
St., N. "
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02
Unlawful Love and Hot Water.

A woman near Easton Pennsylvania
caught her husband kissing the do
mestic, when she seized a pot Of hot
coffee from the stove, and dashed the
contents into their faces, scalding
them both severely, aud then ran for q
doctor for their relief compelling the
domestic to remain 10 the house,
where she nursed her, leaving her
busbaud TO take care Of himself. '
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02

Mistress, horriRed, ,--Good grscioaa,
Bridget, have you been using one OF
my stockings to strain coffee through!
Bridget. spolosetically, ,-Yis. NUNS
but shure, / didn't take clane one.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02

When man and q woman are
made one, the question "which ones'
IS a bothersome one until it 10 settled,
as it soon is Boston Transcript.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02

+. "My darling" be intensely whispers
vaiuly attempting to selss her hand
ado YOU know that l love you 'nsdlyf"
~Oh, yss,p sbs says. aalmost any fool
could teit that.r 81 @
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Aibums ., Piseues Trsmes, 8tereo:coPes,
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Ne trust we shall merit 2 liberal puohc
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AAthA~sg

O5b cents, n Moshot
remedy for sleepless and irritable
Children. The Recipe OF Old DR.:
Pitcher, Free from Morphine, and
not Narcotic. Formula published
with each bottle, For Flatulency,
assimilating the food, Sour Stomach.
Feyerishness, Worms, and Disor.
dered Bowels, Castoria has the larg.
est sale OF any article dispensed by
Druggists.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02
HartIand Business Cards.
WHEN IN WANT OF
DOORS, SASH, AND BLINDS,
MARTIN. E. SHERMAN,

Manufacturers of
All kinds of House Finish, Mouldings. Brack :
cts, &c. Also, Penstccks for Water Wheels,
Sap Holders, and all kinds Of large tubs.
Prices Lower than the Lowest.
GTDo not connect us with any other firm. -
Very Respectfully, MARTIN 4 SHERMAN,
P. q. Box 38. Hartlsnd, Vt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02

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maps h'A a''Ahees"e'"o' WIZ w WV
"'s"s W "''
she new hponl 'he 'oo'" W AA"P'"
wy ''""s, w WV 'e'''' ~ 81, s,ss ~
WAT" '"',"'"s '''s'' '"' :" ''e'"''
"'"'", ''e e,'''T :, "' =, ".',."s "'.Is hIs
a'oas Wv ,., 'o'e W. ~ ,''',' e"s' ,na ~.
'"a''''" "P''''e'' 's wv
''a' '"e eo''v' 'Np'',''H '' =. '" ''' "' a.',, "
Pa",o" W." '"e ''"'' ~ WY ,a
ana YOU ean W., W -. a.' ..,. .'''. ". @ W.
suiierlne from apasms quite violent,
distressing and dangerous, lie told
briefly how the baths must be admis'
tered, and the water kept hot all
night and finally 10 mentioning the
patents name surprised Miss Lacey
by revealing the fact that II was poor
little Jane Cameron who had oee'
taken that very afternoon during hs'
mothers absence.
Arriving at the house the poor dis
,ressed mother became very much
comiorted by tho presence ofthe "deaI
sweet young Teddy who was Too good
TO show such kindness to q poor. body
like mysel !" The doctor gave most
minute directions to be followed thro
the night, then left with the cheerful
observa,i,n.
am .o,d III. vo0o, docto, around
,a'',.. ;rIa 3D.. ri. a,
"'o ., s,.,,,,. .,,,.;o, l,.eoro
"" ~, -, 49, a, a....,o..
,""' .'' 49," ~ Wv Wv, - '
'"p." ' y" wv"
MISS Lacey fen'e'eo WIZ" s'eA' 'A''
is'"c''oh '"e ae.' way ''' NV w..
"oug"' 'oa'a W, ,,,4 'e'',%e' ,'' u "'',"s ,%s,
bestowed upon "e'se" ua'".s W ~ W..
long ana pa'n'u' n'sn., WI" ". W." !,
experiences OF rea' Sai'e'''S' n w,
energies ana Sympa'"'eS were '''ee,''
toward he'p'ng the "son'Ae' "'''"''
and relieving Tue S''k '"''''
About midnight while shs wa'
bending over a warm oath' III wn'cn
she was. firmly boldlng the Aor Sonvnisea UnE%sl
''r ', " r~ Ioo,.. .,,.,s al Tbsrs
M w.. w -, % ;n,rodrc,;ou betvesu
wan Nv '''V .,.',,. ,,;,;.. q,
'n' y, .n.. ,hov worried
,a .uO' .."nm,he "nv ,hs ~ .,fy.r,no child Mis-,
,oes."e. wv. .",,. ."I ~ D.. ,h., n youn,
i'"'e' W.. s"a '.n.,..h.d Win
ina" oe'''e' ."' .I., u,h;,,
cam aeeP 'o',' ""e ''r'
"au''' s''eYoe "". .".s, IS hon.
! ooey''''"'' 'po' ..,sd
anu so.u.t, hs,
,,,,;,r rovs, IN ber
'"a. '"e'e "a' '"''" ,s - l..
Pos'''o"' aS' "o'u'"s '"' '
ar"s' 4u'o'e' "' '"' Wv
'a' ''oSe '''',' "e' ~ ,ho., .,.,
ana giving aoV'ce' W" anu '''" '. :.
ing down the corner o' 'ne '''""''.>
watc" 'ne cnans'us eAp''''''" - "'
little sleepers 'aoe'
but ne more ac'us'ou''u " '
trying soei'es' al'eF '"e n'S' 'uo'''"' y
ih'e'lse aPP''oS''o" " VIZ
wondering VINO tn's 'o'e'y a"s., y
mercy conld De- "ofk'"s 40 "s
whole soul were ooaoa W !" '''e'a'
this poor l's''s o"''o o, 'ow'' mo:u -
e'. i'o" 'o"s ~ e
Cd IS uncertain mao "'' . '"es'e.ee
from another quarter Suu'u'0ne" "'''
away. ... ..
The next morning JAIME "aS ".
ter. and continued 10 Improve "'''
the anxious mother was again re''e'e'
concerning her, sI.
lne neA' u"y WV u>' =.
fece'vea . CHI ''c'' ' s 49,.
'eres''ng young s""' W." W A.. ~,
aston'snNme"'' 'u''''",' " '" -.
Blunt had reoommenoeu .e' 10 ,"'
the person 70 oeoo'"e p.'"
Dorcas soc'ety' rf. ,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02

f. GILBE r T Hr'
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
Plows, CultivatOrs, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE. ROLL BAKERS
asDoor Rollors, Door Roller Track, Corn,
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths tss Crates anS snS
Runners, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks.
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors, Bodstead Castings. Ga.
Castings, Brdsnest Tuyer Irons, Sleigh and
Sled Shoes. chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mes's approved Smut Mills,
Howes Standard Scales, Gibbs Cylinder Plow
Shares, Harrows. &c. t. r.
u Orders solicited. ,.....,.. yu
Hartland, VT, May l, 1871. a.. 1884
, 1881-06-22
BURGLARS


n burglar yesterday nlar,.lnF ut y o'clock
fnrGpa u,ltrhnu0 tu the sAuUl, Ut q, +, 0elat. No.
lAs1 Clark ssraot, by brvak!nx y panol Ut Hluss
In u fruns window. Alss. uoist, who occupies 4
sleeping apartment In tho rcar, was awakened by
thu crash, and. gotslug .up, went out rear
tionr, And thencu around tAa house to Aho
tront, UpoA soslng tho burglnr at work IN tho
saloon sAo coueiHeouslY> elamb0r9d III Ut tho
t'roken window utter hI1a, and |plokluR up u
aeor-nlAllct struck hEtl heavy blow OH tho
ho,tA whleh {ellad hial tu tho tt',ur. Tho fellow
Jumped up ntld ran Tor tho open windaw, aud
1.!st ~ 9o Was et.a4rSaE ho wAs captured hy
nt fruHuta MUM, and wls hua hy l,lsttcu Wpl.
luce ~ $AM 1lil 10 thu Vrl.nnAl EU4Et. TwN OF
tho {1luV'4, pAls cs4apVa before the pllieGr
GAIAt An.
llunry ruyloe, Juu,es Qabea. 1uarxe p!easunt,
GeuFEe Phillips. nud Alexander llrsN'k4 Aru .lyU
ynllmu tntls. WAGsa u2gs Mr9 bntWegr u u1a ~,
and who uriku tHtN Henry kronl4u'A snl,Dn ut
AZ, sS Ihlnl a.eilno aid taplsti the tilt f9F tlN
aud yesterday tbe!r euses were cOntlaued by
Justlou Wallsce tn June y, ut which time VII Ut.
tompt Will bo made TO lind OUT whlch ones Of
the Qululet arc guilty.
, 1881-06-22

IAKE F3nEer Ill.,, 1inc ot.-Tho exercises of
con,ucncclnol,s.w at tho Lake Forest Uui-
verstty contfnucd to-,lny. Tho examinations
pissed of ,tusuniiy weti, nnt were well nttct,sl
ell by ylsltors. III tho afternoon tho nttl,,at
ct,ccrt nj tho yntlllg IMtlica' Summary wns
Rfton. The progratn WIS rendered throughout
With cxcullcnt tasto. and showed thorta,nh prep.
nratfon u.s. we'll rs skill. tn tho uvutilnE iho
sayo tho address l,efure tho Ittcrlry
stNctlra Ut the. college. Ills sul,lnet w.tA
"Ih!l!kIng. and Whnt G,nos ot It." 1t was
WY. THO ndltress was n plon for Il trtlnnE In
right thinking. Tho hGst GtlicntfOn will nInl hut
tU eoerGu. but To- trAn; will l1p frpn nike from
sstperncal l!ronth aud frunl tho ,,nrrowtiess Ut
unc Idcn. Tho ptcasuru MrfsnE frtn thinking,
tito p0wur Ut grcAt f'lcns over ellnnkint, Hs wss
NJ the prosecutions tn which tfiItkNtA nr1, Bitb.
lGct. w1ro f0rcth'y brought nut. Tho nsturcss
tluaed With III unrncst presentation OF the right
ifIDthHtl Of education,
, 1881-06-22

Tlis srtchtoan Central Railroad brought ID
,oat'.r,1n., t's,,,t,, nor.,,n,is ~ oulvrautA
Two carloads oan'e IN by the Lake ono.S
and two by the Fort Wayne. The latter 1os@
exnccta tt, brln, Ii, II spec{ul train with euk
grn,lis to- a. div. lf' - y ''''''''' ''"'@
~ y, :, .ho mi.
Mr. y. n'aeks,toMe '1,S fresiuans ~ auJS .au 70
caSo y A!t1h la'iiIoMl, Is RettIiiEg 1eaa1 a yons
s lMRe tslp 70 EHarope: 9ia w.! ss',.,n%a uu III.
hnollt s!x Wtaks. UHE!!N Hts aDsclvi, 'ui,1 al
Gc4rge Strol't, QUO q the Directors VIII H.
ns ifestue'lt u Tue tAltoh.
Tllora II no cllango In the Eastern .fregn!!
war, IsNtes aro sfiil quoted on tue 1asisI q y
, 1881-06-22
cLAss-DA1 AT EVANSTON.


Uniyorslty, nf Evanstnn. occurred yesterday.
1t WIS tho Intention to hAyo tho uxorclsra OIL tic
campus; bttt tho cUld wenttor nniu IL neccs-
stry to chhstxe tho place to tho AutltbruM TT
tho First Atct,i'Nllst Church. At u O'clock pro-
cossi0n uf students WIS formed 1T tho UN1vor-
stty, which, htNllet fy military hard, tnArched
to the church. T1lcre tho orchestra npunrd tito
pri,gr,t,n with tho overture to Normal" willis
tho graduating olass took ptueas In tho choir
cutlery. nn tho President Df tho Glass, Mr. =. H.
Swift, WIN presided OIL this UccaslUn. md thosu
wllo wuro tn npl's.r oil tnc pruyrAsn. sAt un tho
: Thn nienlng pr,yor was 1n.lo BY tho ltoy. u.
9: i,rIxxs: Z: r: "t S;,a tsn'ncsco, and tho
orof.tr syS .s'ruai i,. n tno sncc,b nro.
X. ii. lirtKHs III, bchat[ u tho Faculty.
css M s, " IL % et s.s Il 81 Sssa s s see eo,ras ,s
Sr,.:!ua.ss @ t'i,!'srs:t il: Tao aser:!se .sixSt
yoasiuost Il, tho nses1go t,cin4 =: Tho tnllcst
me Ii trpt Inch; thu shortest feet Il fluhcs.
Hc ts HI Tcfs Sas '.s sassss sry a a e, eu III
i! t'IMecu Hsers Il Methnitsis. i i'rasl,y ytcras.
vtRt cuun,riGs. THO class Will ho occupied III
lt!e ~ fo'lnws: ClorKy'ncn. IT,, lawyers. y;
!. The nyvr!,Ko asI,,tl!l expense ot THO ulass has
lectl s:ss 1'hp u,e WIN lived on thu least spout
lilo tt,st,gs nF tho clslss wis prcsuntc!l
Ttlo elnss nr,tion w'ss given by Ar. Fred II.
%s sS' (! cnart % and f L %s scaos @ ss2ese Gs
siiss Ltbhlc Macarthur. Of Rockford. nj, rcad
tho GIss lucin, very neat ltltH Thing. cstrs,-
1.-Two or nights Of entertainment In tho oldcn
STR. N. Z. Miller. Of ufvc,,wt,ol. No., rrul tho
clnsa prrphcsr. whiuh llal toun enl,pusc by
Mr.. L. w. ltasr,.,tuh. guunJAn number III lllo
elass. y WA In veEsu. 'lnd ealicd forh frequent
, 1881-06-22

CouSclt. nLurFs, ILL.,. June al.-Dctwccn .
aifrny occurred Il, tile 0hico OF tho Og.le,l
Hotel, Iii which Harry Afet;ee, 1leatl watter
ut tho l'Aclic llutel shot a,ld instantly killed
Georgo Washington, IL waiter At Tho Og.lel,
ll0nse. Both ato c0lorud. A[cOoo followed
Washington lntn tlla 1lOtol utter hnvIllg u
selltltN Will. him outside, allt, drawing ID
yn!yer, deliberately tlrat, tho halt taklnE ur-
f!;ct i, or. clt,se To tho ,le;trt, from which
VIZ Msi'1 lr9tt III ~ ~ ~ ,y,a o|St as Or ~ w. sSse
nlul IL ntIw Ii, jnll. l'|Io lru,lt,lu 0rglnate.i
over n cOlurea wnillnl, With wtl0nl ln,lh waro
III love. Yesterday MctieH hGlltcl fur WuslI-
tnktOh, mud Threatened thgn tO kill HIN,
, 1881-06-22

ST. Louis. No., juno at.-'r1to Rcp,llic-
ans Jeiferson Clty sprcinl saya: MRS. Tai
bolt, mother of Ullnr1ea ailti Edward Talbot.
Under sentence to bu l,nngcl Friday next Tor
tho murder Of their fathcr tDr. Talbott) ut
their home III Nfaysyillc, Nh. little over II
yenr ngo, arrIvo't here te+lay, accompanied
by counsel a,lu friends, ai,tl presented II very
strong appeal to Gov. Cr1ttentlcn for n
communication Of the sentence OF her SONS IN
Imprisonment. The Governor carefully re-
viewed NIL tho evidence II, tic cnsr. listened
nttenttveiy, to some additional fncts pre-
aehte,!. md then tleellnctl to Interfere. will.
thu verdict OF the jury an4 tho decision Of
believed tho buys Ind Ind u fair, impartial
trIal, aud that they were guilty Of tho crlme
Charged agalust thcn,. :
, 1881-06-22

+ lIlAn'sllSarnS. ILL.,, .Js.us al,--.JplIl slata-
lho,V. M accnlnnt of tho A[u(.ean cD1aty
p"or. lln,se. tle.! ts.-.!ay. lnyng eaten notls-
I'M: wliateser for thirty days. 1lg w4la par
itat!tl, Ut tho stunllull, wlllcl. absolutely III.
jected fuMl. liz ltnA Ieu,l u l,,.rti tiyi,ikur.
a W,stin0rteIn showed The body to bu in un
HtunlucA.
, 1881-06-22

Iowa CRY, H., J.tuo .l.-Tho fentnrcs Of tho
commencement Ut tho Stntu University t0-tlny
wuro tho gra.tuhting uxcrelses Of the INV Gfnss.
anti tho university uration by tho Hon. john a.
Klsson. and tho alumni uEutiun Tonight.
Elehty-e eight graduates rrniu tho l.aw Snhoul If
Tito University rcceisetl diplomas. rhIs titr.l-
!9ns exercises eons!s!sl of 1sttIons by member:
tho H0, J1lln 4, kMsspn this TteriiDon wils pro-
nouhuuA onc uf tho most eloquent tst'lrosAes
over tuEyeret1 III tho Stntc. 4 grand hDp will
.ccar ut tho VI. .lnn,cs tn.nl9ht. Thts Ia Hlven
ly tho students Mtiu tut invitations nre nut. Tic
Hun: J0hf \. Plu1tlor, VI Muscntfnu. doltvvruu
I'LL clcHupnt address before tho alumni.
, 1881-06-22

tlrnt,d Jurors. yesterday, and Gxamtneti the
indictments tint wero found. Thirty-Ave in
tlcsments have been found it, MI, md tho
papers placet III tho hands Of officers. y
itlinl,nr OF arrests or pnrsons i,nretofort, not
uyci, Implicated By r,i,,nr lit The land fratls
will pr0bnbly result. 'rhe matter Inns been
hunted I'm, Md nil 1iit tho slightest Irregular
Nets Will bD brought tU tho front.
, 1881-06-22

i, Sr. JOSEPH. Mo-, June 2l.-trlse recenllt
organized company for tho extension Of III
Missouri Pncltio lsailroad from Atch!son
Kas., tn Omalla, oil the western slide VI na
Missouri River, has elected Col. a. A. TAI
nlage, President: Thomas j. Ports, Vice
PRESIDENT; and I. l}. Dra'te, Secretary I'D
Gunurni Slanngor aili General Solicitor d
tho Missouri raeitic. Engineers arc no.
making preliminary survey Of tho !inc. a1d
the ,lsW rt,Ra Ii to h1 known Us tho M!sspah
Pacific Railway In KAusas.
Col. J.. w. phramore, President Of tho Tei'
hs Il st. Louis NnrroW-{snuge ltatiruad, WIG
llns Just returned fron! Nav York, rcpotu
llaylng formed another syndicate whllu htH "
To extend tile rlatl froln Wnco, Tex, to tas
Rio Gralnle, mud to build IL branch t'9a
Mount Pleasant, O,l the main llne, to Dalg
or mckinney. Subscriptions 10 tho alnola'
Of 81, 000, ,U00 Weru assured for this pnFpost
md tho work will bo pushed to speedy toaF
plGtlQu.
, 1881-06-22
THE FEELl:f MURDER TRIAL.

Jot.!ET, Jnna at.-4After considerable do.
Icy IN procuring dispositions TOR tho ,lugoliku,
tbs eytdcucB IN tho FenIey-O 'Dun,'ell murder
t'nss closctl this nfturunnl', mil arguments
ssuro nlatlu tn tho Jury By Afcssrs Fla.alcrs
f0r thu prosec.Iti.1, md llnlcy fur thu slo-
fel,se. Num- fur thu prosecution a.,.l ". W.
o'l!rien tar tho .lela',ap will elnso tic caso
jury. Mrs. O'noM,iul, the wftloW Ut tito
mlrllargi ulA!!, mil Wlla subsequently, sllnt
1all W1llllaltl Feeley. l,tlW UN trlnl, Iias hcen
!! e1lstatlt nteNlltNnt Rt tho c0tlrt~rU0is slncu
tho upul,ilE Ut tho cAsg.
, 1881-06-22
SUCCESSFUL STRIKERS,

ST. Louis, No., Jnna al.-'lhe llfenen, =. -
uie Ut. Louis Gas. Works struck last h'sa'
f0r Gil incsBas8 Ut wages. They have leeli =. y,
ting sa.5o pcr day, all4 demanded tl'as ~, ~,
Wuges received by tileln u year ago, " r. r.
day, sh0ulu 1e Restored. The EUiHpaliJ, = :.
cotlut( to tAe lalland to-dAy, nild thu lneu "
turned to Wnkk
, 1881-06-22

a SUCCESSFUL FUnGEtsY SCHEME.
CHATTANOOGA, Tunn., June at.--4A very
extensive forgery scl1o,no llas Leen III suc-
ccssfnt operation ut Arnllstnn, Ala, by which
the Woodstock Iron Company lIavo been de-
fru,,ded Of large. srlns Of money. The tom
pnIy iHslled scrip payable IN ,norchatlatsu.
band of experts, and tho town Is fill Of tho
queer. The Company redeemed large
amount before the forgery WINS discovered.
, 1881-06-22
SKIPPED OUT,

WYATT, Ark, juno al.--Dr. W. II. Turner,
fur SONS time past n resident Of this place,
has lit out. Ills strnngo uction waB causO,l
by the arrival ot a pptl,ller who called lin
by anOthor ,,Nmo. lie says. lie WIS an es-
cnDeQ murderer. ! .I
, 1881-06-22

EMlNESct:, Ky., Juno o3l.-IntelIgence,,a
been received here Of tlle killing OF Jou Gray
by Willis Selpi,, noar Sweet Homo. THO
former llal beeli In tho llnblt Of apeaking dis
respectfully Of n woman Of tho place, aiui
selpl resented the insults. 4 quarrel et-
snMi, ulld Grny attempted to shoot, but
Sclpl got tho drop oil Him.
, 1881-06-22
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Virginia Cry, Nov, june 9l.-This
morning Alexander Gnyettc, while trunk,
nttackod with Ills pistol his friends, who
wera taking lin l,one, mud killed Joseph
LII TrtgntNre, seriously wounded c. AT0n-
tea,i aud q. LaAgllers, al,d sllot himself fa-
tully. ,.},,'r
, 1881-06-22
THOMAS ItOOpEs,

5p1EIds O1spd{tH ID 1Ht Chltd9o 1T1bNHt4
KANSAS TRY, Mo-, June 91.-Thomns
1loopos, agent of tho National DISPATCH line
and Vermont Ccnttnl Railway, who Is said
to have decaMpei from Chicago Saturday
lust with 5000 belonging to other parties,
WIS scen in Kansas City to-day. lie was
recognized by two woll-k,iowM railway mu,,,
but not Ap0ken to, aild Ind rooms ut the st.
, 1881-06-22
sAFE-sLoyyE1,s, WORK.

DETROIT, Micll., Juno 2t.-At st. Ignaco,
tho eastern terminus of tic Marquette &
Macktnaw 1sailr0asl, last night, Il snfc owned
by Contractor j. ID. McDonnt, anil full Of
money, which WIS to l,ly railway n,eli. WIS
blown open. The robb0rH only 9Ot 81 ,60O.
They. aro bulleycd to be still lurking In the
vicinity.
, 1881-06-22
ITc Proves to 1}c Col. John A,
Keith, and Is In.
Yn11G4 ,s
Arrest Of a Girl in Wisconsin for
::os''' Numbering Her IlIegiti-
mate Child.
4 Colored Mnn Killed by Ono Of Ills
Own Rnco Mt Council DluiTs.
Particulars Of tho Killing Inst Saturday
Of a 0olorod Boy In Georgia,
THE CRAZY wOUI.D-l}E MURDERER
iSrtfiat Ulanatth IL The l.hftQao TfthLuk.


THE CRAZY wOU1D-DE MURDERER
Special D'spatth 10 me cateaso 1rtsuns.
travelling n,an for solmor, Lyn,is + Gu,
WHO WIS sllot on tlio Hahhioal' ~ 81 Joo
!, traln, was sl'Rhtly improved ,. to.,lay. llo
i,g WIS custer, uit|,nue,, tl,urc wns no mate
r]al cI,n,,rn II, h;s cn,,Jltin,,. ,rhe s,,r"n"ns
Ill.,, ,l"t e'u,'sa Ill nis G"""'t'o,,. lne s"tReohs ,
''nyc been unable to imd tllo bullets
either in Ills back or arm. The ins,l'
4. Keitl,, who co,,,u,a,,ticd tic Second intlt.
~, 1ian,, r.ti,as,, .,,,,1,,,. ~ 49, W. ~,
WIN lasavS Att'!'efy uuf4hg 1ho War o' tno
llcbe1l!nii. ltu Is now number ot tho law
firm Ut Keith & pct,scr, Ut Columbus, Ind.
liz ly ,l,ulor arrest mt Cnn,ero,,. Mo, Iaytnr
liant, fn,,,i ,ostorn,, hv no,car. ~ t,,o reii'
s., oees' 'v" ,,,. ses.ey % " o'.eels o.. 1o fs.l.
i'ad' oaals i'l)ared by jumping frosl tue
train. 1t tappears froln statements Of gc''tla-
cn,,cnrnr1 IN tha ntf,,tr t,nt NJ, Mt Enrsns
f,ttw trt,a +r,t" ,,..,s ..,,., -. ~ 49," 49," ~
G'y' me tram Was going nj tho rato OF
twelve tn flftcon ntllcs MI tl0ur when Keft1.
went olT, but It Is nut kl,uwi, whether ltu
jli,nnetl nr was thrown or bv tho lngtfOtl
, 1881-06-22

speeni Dispatth 10 7as Chicago Trlbuna,
8r. l.puts, June al.-Sevural days Ut tie
sesst.Ils Ut the Hrsu,Q jury which adjourned
yesterday, were tlByote1 to ths Southeast
Missouri lai,d frauds. Assistant unltu.l
Stutes Dlsiriet-Attusuey bliss Was with the
, 1881-06-22

DETno1r, 1tct., june al.-John Conrad
Martin, 40 years old nnd father OF a family
WIS arrested tits morning on charge OF ut
tempting to rapo Lydia Frunsenstsln, the r.
yeAr-olil tlaughtor nf r. InHn who lives In tho
Sinle housu with Martin.
, 1881-06-22

:
Ans AnN0I,, MIch.. juno a1.-rrof. CtnrEcs Il.
fircp1,, who has hplll tho Chulr nf Civil Engi-
lleertng IN tho university aeo lB1:t, Inns ,cceptu
II similar position ut mi inerarlscst snlnry lii tho
MASSACHUSETTS, Institute uf 'rpchnu!nHy ut llo3-
ton. Ills departure IL greatly regretted hrrC.