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with and represents the aged aud worthy ST.
JACoB. hold;ngaloft in his hand that beacon which
will guide Alright all sailing upon the sea Of life
whose waters abound with the shoals and dan
gerous places Of sickness and disease. The light
II casts is designed TO show that IT JACOBS on Is
the true and trusted means Of keeping the body
on its proper course and of easing and Fighting
il should il be unfortunately cast upon the shoals
of rheumatism or other painful ailments. Thous
ands of grateful ones throughout the world have
proved the value and felt the good of this Great
10 all needing the services of just such remedy
In this connection Mr.. John :. Briggs, well
known citizen Of Omaha, Neb., told a newspaper
man that he was terribly afflicted with an acute
attack OF rheumatism in bis back. The disease
which had been preying upon him for years had
drawn him out of shape. He resOrted to every
remedy known TO physicians, but found no relief
until he tried ST. JACOBS OIL, one bottle of which
effected q complete and radical cure. Another
case may justify reference:
~. L.L.
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CHla or, saws the Indianapolis Her
dtd, ceeces as more active sssergy more
live g rprise, bigger Newspapers
and b - liars, and more of them.
than als Nher city in the Union.
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The Medical Student.

Mrs. and women that pursue sedentary occu
pations need to take Kidney-Wort
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GOING wEST-Do you want TO learn all about Dakota
the wonderand-its crops, climate and people7 send
81 Tor 40-col weekly newspaper Land laws and
map Of Territory. :" Herald Alexandra, Dakota.
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Reckless Mosby.

Although a guerrilla, Mosbyvas 2
brave man. He would run MS , and
take chances which he would no order
his meu to take He was in W hing
ton three different times during ee war;
in Baltimore four or five times, and IN
more than dozen instances he pene-
trated the Federal lines for information.
Near Middletown he was once cut off
by Federal cavalry who held 5e pike
in both directions. When ordred TO
surrender he drove his horse ser the
stone wall and got away throgh the
fields. Three bullets pierced hk cloth
ing, his horse was struck twice and an
overcoat strapped to his sadie was
clean cut a'"av Nv bullets. OR dav
IVA I'm
on N. icy III not know BIN as
Mosby, but rightly conjecturedth that he
was guerrilla. As they attacked him
he shot two and dashed through a win
dow and made off with one q their
horses. He was oEce captured in
Washington while on a spying sxpedi-
ton, but feigned drunkenness ana made
a dash for liberty while on theway to
the Provost Marshal's office 1t that
time he had plenty of proofs on his per-
son to have convicted him as a spy.
Near Warrenton lac one night rod with
twenty-four men full upon ] 1eral
reserve picket of at least "A huIdred
men. Both sides stood staring each
other for a moment and then osby
called out
did any of them mules con this
Wav ?"
Haven't seen any, was the reply.
"Cuss the critters-they stanE eded
on Us, growled the guerrilla, as he
turned his men and rode away.
Some of his men had blue overcOats
on, some wore citizens clothes, snd no
one could say that they did not belong
to the Federal wagon trains.- Virginia.
letter
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A HoIYokE, MASS, exchange alludes
who was cured by ST. Jacobs Oil Of
rheumatism and 80 a. Bridgeport
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1t will also be noticed that there are
two 1g's and two 2's in this series of
dates. Paterson Press.
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By CONTRACTING a severe Cough and Cold
was compelled to give up my daily work and
keep to the house. A neighbor recommended
me to try a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup ;
it was procured and used; TO my as'onishment
relief was instantaneous
Fnyv w Cr4y-roS Waverlv Nd
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LYDIA ,INKHAN,s Vecetable Co.. -
strength o1Sie stomach and kidneys ~ Us
digestion iu a''-1
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re GARrrELD and Family elegant engraving, Iex24
Sent for q stamnsl sheeny Co. % barclay St. y "
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Editor Inter Ocean, Chicago, IT,. ] send you this,
feeling that the information conveyed VIII be OF
material benefit 10 many of your readers one
of our oldest citizens, Captain G. W. Boynton the
Government Lighthouse keeper at this point, is
probably one Of the oldest seamen in America,
having sailed twenty-slx years on salt water
After this fortysix years service his cyesight
failed him and he kept tho Light at Chicago until
the Government built the Gross Point Light here
when he was transferred. While seated in my
store this morning the Captain volunteered the
following written statement: ! his j. to certify
that | have been afflicted with rheumatism for
twenty COO years both in my side and limbs.
happy 10 say that after using less than two bot
ties of the ST. JACOBS OIL, am entirely free from
pain. though still lmping somewhat when walk
ing. from long force of habit. G. ". BOYNToS."
Referring 10 the foregoing facts, might alude to
numerous similar cases that have come to my
notice, but a" a word TO the wise is sufficient
JOHN GoEBEI, Pharmacist, Evanston III
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An Item for the Superstitious.

EDw. W. CLAYTON, Waverly. Md
, 1881-05-27
Tho Champions Once Moro De-
icnt tho Visft0rs-ScOro
IL TO 3.
Boston Beaten at Detroit, Worcester
by Cleveland, and Buffalo
by Troy.
1scllona, Cricknlore, Wnrileld, Fcrlda,
nni Frnnk Short Tie Winners
Mt baltimore.
High Prices Realized In tho salo Of Freak
moss Yearlings at Lexington.
c17tcAco VA. 1,ttpyrDrNCE.

CltlCAdO Vs. Ilt%s tl'LSL ~
The l.6oo pcep'e VINO ~ mltehaea .,'e ,, t.''l.e
yesterany between tl'e Ch'easo aiA .tos
uchcc teams "ere ttah'so WIN eon,sss l,ss. -
tue liveilest anu nost 'iieoles1.s "ess ..,
ut whlcil uacre was Vnst aI.onnr " pe m..,1
ial pa1tlng Nl1l sonlo la.nct . 1a.Me.Ias .,. "I'
lne !Maoou!l'' u'o new pne"e' "spomas w .as,.
upon W i'rovldehco lot 'lie ol'k VI t1le "olN a
inns seasolis h'aae MS lIss appea."'s' n',s' W
a'fu tle young nun has ese.s ,s"oo" ~ ~
eara ING "ceas'oh ny ll.e'nol"oie "ls. ', 80, ~
IVY innings MS s"rSlns ticns M'u pS1s I,, y.
aeh'e'y "elu eS,te.he,s pu1Hs T." 'Io ~ s" -,
c"Eos: w "lie, INV 'lte. ~, 49,. @ .,.a,,
cret ot MS crooKs anu etahNs alu le'A l,es W:
llhK nm h'1aef ~ nun nns ,esa,.u e1a,a i"o .,'o
done this scnsolI. Dy simply avoiding the
slow bulls, and whiting for the swift ones,
lie Chicnros solved The puzzle, and from
ti,o, ,na."ent no,,honr,, ,xns ruIrced fro,u
ta' the p's""nsnai ' !" 's somn'onp'sss; mo rllnt's
reappcara,lce behind tile pat after Ills severe
hurt nf thc tinv betorc wns n source OF gell-
cral satisfaction, for It Inns come to he IN
obvious fact tf10t without Flint tho White
Stockings arc placed At % disadvantage. Ills
traordEnary, III view Of the fnct TINT both
tho nose lie received Wednesday,.
There VIVA nh tujlyfnr uu either side for
.,,.' ,,,,',,,.,. -" .,n,t,,, l., Tin ti,rd flint
thfee niineS' tnouRh III 'no tn!.a .,l r'n'
could easily hnve scored OH Quests single,
put "aa ta'se ill.,, ~ .no "'np .,.s '. ,a, -.
have toucAed tClftl-Dase. Nnu 50 WIS
,lecanrel out after getting l.ptne,-n very
,I..,,,,tf,t ,l,oto;n,, i,,,ont In tho fourth tho
aouoll"1 "tc'slo.' .'ueeti' =" t1o I!o
curtain rose md the 1natlnGe began. Kelly
wns river, first m balls. was sent to second
~. A,.,.,,,, nI,,uto 1,ot,, ho,n, o,lyo,col n
OIL AHsnis slilElc, poLll pe!iM "uf"4ceu
rER by WIlttlnlSOn'S SnfG drive, anil tfl6tl
t,,rnscteurp,t the hnsps nv n terrific two-baso
,a,.,,1... -, a.,,,r,, ,,,,; hut ,,'oa r,,o out
EfOnhtlef 10 celtre hcla, phL WIS Fu!eu o1t
/ ut third by tho un1plre OIL close anu doubt.
e., ,i.r,atnr 1T a MAY lv 11tnps In Enrret1
!u' ases'.o't ~ p"' T.. IT,. ..ts.a -.
nnu hu to Ueilny,-a sl1arp, 1ino piece u
fielding rs ever wins seer. IN tho sixth in
nIni, t}3orn vns ntrn trnnllja. Keljr's furious
Irivn ~ rignt wns mt rirnnlv IIaudluti hy
| MN nnj In r".rhna a."n,'1 ..t,in,s Il,
mna'f III" ,,.,s =" ai,,ia ,,s1u tssha,,
| tnlru >0n AIlSDIfS blllElcs <AilSVH AlGl
, 1881-05-27

Special Dtspa.th TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
DA1.rIMoisE. Md, May .t.-The third day
of the spring meeting Of tho Maryland Jockey
Club ut Pinllco was not rs brilllailt III events
~ the other two days. The attendance WIS
stna1cr, alMl the betting was lnilder, though
the sport WIS very enjoyable. There were
number Of strangers present from Washing
ton, Philadelphia, and Western points. Tho
first event on tho card was the selling rAce
for all ages. Tho starters were New. York
Weekly, Broalmal,, 1sosalie, Belona, WI
grant, Vodette, Rochester, aud sltannoa.
Rochester was tic favorlt, selling In
the pools at $40, with Boar.linan
next clloIco at SIS, All speculation
was upset, however, by Hollona winning tho
racs without much ctrort, with Vngrnnt
secontl and Suannoa third. The time was
1:b8.
trhe second raco was tho Annual Home
bred Stakes, onu mile. -Four horses faced
the estartcr,-CrfCkmore Compensation, jack
Of Hearts, and Hermit. Crickmore took
the lead ut the qnarter-pole, and kept 1t all
tho way, coming lit two lengths in advance
OF Compensation, Jack Of Hearts third.
Tiutc, 1:45H.
The third race was free flnnlicnp stake,
| for all ages, ,l,d excited much interest, Tho
| starters were Ventriloquist. Wnrfeld, Krupp
Ga a Jerry In I'll Tie p9os S oa' ventrio99lst q
a'It MSa @ n,si ,,n, * I'M, w. - IL +ra star II Wontrif
te,,i ,,1t INV ,aa rrpt ~ ,ti, W"rs .sn,.i
Mlutst was !.ss oh mtia t, st SeG1,, yWas,
field went to llrst plnce, and at the three
| quarter pole wus n half length ahead Of V0li-
| trilUuu[st. and thu others lappcd Down the
| honsstretch To The finish Wurfleld mndc m
cxceliutlt run. md passed under tho string
Y,n two ;ag sGHg'us n n1oG icrry %st te,n M Nsupp
o @ fu;-th INV ,,'os vas t,vo.rifc hstu ror n
avcs E.ri,ta 'rnm Etnsnn. f.nuronia. and t,,it.
at1, ~ Iii III X fnr Fin fad m tha nrat hnnt
~ ~ ~ 40 ~ t,:o TnrIs anI ,trnuf snamnd IN.
Ia race t ~. b.st II ,, t
~ - hann IL Srnnt 2r is,tcsst rnm XIV
XII, III ~ "rc"ia .aiatnnrci tfimS ,:Y3af Fnr
@ sann @ hant Enrtttn ,v"S mi IN fp.urt ~
th9 eeeend nSae EeFaa ws a st ,a nG at,, IT
Eli - ~, -, w." "rt,wn |.asti,, .ai.s
M 5S 5bS hnat a,,d @ the rnco by Enc an2 haif
s,tt its ns tiG. sTisso HIM. o i"eo ~ oo 3 " ''
'et,s'as ~ vesten,.ys nrvra tho stcccn,c oha.o
4Aa -. $3.50 HaI .t3 sNS 49, N-ss
, 1881-05-27

Derby. Boston gained run in tho fourth
oil baso hits by Morrill, and nnrdock, Wilt.
ney'a tumble Ut Suttotis groundcr, and
ticrhnr,lt's ,nulf Of n fly popped
up by Whitney. Tho second a'kl
lust run was gained In tho sixth
OF lnsse hits by Burtlock nntt Whitney af,.!
fumt,1o by Nerhnrtlt. petrott glfncd two
earned runs IN tho fol,rtll by Dcrby's bnso
hit and browns tremendous hit over tho
fence, which was good for home rNil. Two
,norr were a,l,lc.l IN tho seventh oil Singles
by Wood, touck, Whitney, ard n tive bag'
gcr by Knight, DHtrolt's fielding errors
woru fatal, while lsoston's wcro not One Of tho
showtcst feat,ircs ut tho game wns n very tiiGl-
cult running tIy cntch ny flnn!on III ccntrG Held.
eru1lnR whit seemed ccrtAlIl to bo three" baAG
1it by lnrnus. f}ostph Wnti tho TOSS at,t elected
10 10 first at bas, ~ Detroit won wild I'M inning
10 hlsNtG.
fiinfnVs- z 2 ( n
liostnrl. ........ .....s..0 . 9 ! l Y v:
uctruit,. ....4..,.,....0 0 -
Earned runs-llptrntt. 4.
Fielding erturs-llosto,t.9 2: dlettolt,4.
Twu-bas hlts-ltictMoiHl, Knight.
Hume r1ln-ljrown.
First uHAu OH bnias-DustOI1. e .
First t,ntn un errura-13ostnit. l; Detroit, !.
Left on hases-lgnstotl. 7: Dattt,it. t.
struck ont-flornnng 81, ltlchtn11ld ~, MGR.
riII. snyder WUDi, tlennctt. tr0Wtlt ierharut ~
I}0lltilc r1ny-WhIney. .0erhnrlt-l3rown.
Passrtf bnlfa-snylort !.
Tltnu-rwo hours and 1.-Two minutes.
Umptrc-llIghatn.
, 1881-05-27
IlsEaI8,

44Ga4Ss
Tho Michigan CeNtra! brought In yesterday
TBS cmtKrnnts. md tho Lako Shore j. Mlclti-
gan Southern 7aD, Still larger numbers ar0
expected to arrive during the next few lays.
Air. Daniel llelmlch has been appointed
N0rthwcstvFlt Passenger Agent OF The Ltttlo
Kack l. Furt Slnlth ltaslrouL with head
quarters ut Chicago.
On md after Saturday, May g, the cAica-
90, Milwaukee, Il st. Paul ltatlruul Will run d
car through to Ocononl0woc On tho tEuln
leaving Chicago Mt ap. Ill. This traln runs
daily except Sunday.
Sixteen tar l,aAs Of Strawberries were brought
ln yesterday via lhu llllHula CcutFul lva4 tIutn
, 1881-05-27

TROY V9. DUFFALO.
Special Dlspatth to Ths chttaao Tribune.
| 1!}uFrAr.o, N. y, May 2h-Welcll got Ills
arm up WORSE than Whitney to-day, aud the
umpire refused to call It down. Tho locnl
utnu could not hit him at all. The visitors
dill nottlng Will, Galyin until Tho eighth,
when two wretchcd mutls by Rowe and
White, after une nun WIS out, started the
TrojaMs, and they raped liard; four singles,
two passed balls antl tlle aforesaid muifs
yielded tho Troys i've runs, nil uncariesl. There
werc 100 people present. Tho Troys played
ilne fielding game, although, In tho eighth they
gnvo tho tDcaf men d ruu without stnglo baso
Lit being nado.
fHnl1lgs- =
ltE}X;s jln}}ao. .::.:.:..:SS -
Earned run3-1utEalQ. !.
Fielding crrt,rs-t3ufal0. 2; Troy,2
l,nst htts-llutta1o. O; Troy, II.
Two- bMsc hlt-EvAlls.
First base Oh bnlIs-llnffalo. 4: Trey, L,
First hayo on errtJra-filifnp, =; Troy.
Loft M bascs-l}urAlo, I; Troy
Struck oNt-Fcters, Sullivan, Ghlvln, Ferguson
unnk!nstin, Which.
Ilntls cnllcl-Gnlvln, II: WEIGH. 110.
Strikes enllel-QMlvin, Is; Welnt, 10.
Fnsee1 ttAIls-SuIllvhn, :: Ewing, :"
Will pitches-laivin,
TIne-Two hours and tlrty minutes.
Ump1ro-Doescher.
, 1881-05-27

gn,r;a, f.br7t,pondfuce af The Chicago 1Hhtae
Cot.uslBus, O., May M.-'rlero l'as 'xs, 't.,,s
visible stir herc to-day III palltle'u c"t,sn ''.n
CONCERNING statements alleged to ,'aSo vesr v..
maids by ex-Goy. Tom Young III NV ,,a l''I ~
regarding tho famous Chicago l'otel n,. w.
sAY0O contracted by Senatar e,let''+ ''1."n.
friends at tho tn.e Of the Presldcl'lla. ~" s"v
yentlon Inst spytng. Young Is s''aae " .".
thnt Secretary Sherman has since the so,.as ,,as
voray arose rcmlttcl tho as'oll'l1 un ',o,
Foster, md tl,at tho Governor t''a 49, lnyrly
the amount and lhat no" ~ t',4to %Is unli.
between these two fanious o ea",,ad ou
ttc!aps. Gov. Foster WIS appluI,,,I app,''',,nsI 10
the subject to.lay. but ue', ''".ti,claI
talk. but 1t Is learned FROM ah a aav yrry
source, perfectly ro|iable. tliat H. a': :s'yrelafy
yD!uu,!uols c0rrSspotltleI'cut fIvria,,!, ono
SleFnan VIII ,t,,.,, "' win Wis pugpwerllls "
$or,'1, q w." ,nny.,,tit in Chtcngo. tt oen"nSt - I'd
ehocE w1s rendered tu tiov: FoSltl ~ ao.nt il,
bit That tle Governor tecliiea oa'uiiua,e ~ sur
ad 1t %as rstafed 4 IA tl' ioSsia"f its s,atlns
tllat as No. '''3 tar Wilch 10 was II. ,,sp asp
NV Wv accu'.ltabic, unl that to,1 'o'i ifeiustl
III. Shernln,l's. lnalnge!is, ,nf'. m tlny aceepI
K, nay, he would nnt ~ ttar t!a.s ~" rrst Or Ia
tho t,innnv. Uilt {DL ltlp lttAsN nrrm1 Mt t14S
ntSar tS M!vv w"rs ,u would not b. aesst'i ea1tfs ta
" urfna In Il baby net. 1t cali uusnirlut Il
stntad I..ntd tllat the late Presidential a'p''~
stili assdk a;saknI q tho New York ,,e;,,, pts
ttnas tioT. Foster expressed tl.o l.ln,sd ol,tl1s, al
Iau hot President t'artigi." rti!,',ls thuru would
Of lii. Gonkllng's fftS!'"St'h tha Two =.
bo but little llO!M oi inf. as mat,
Senators bulng rctslrl'ea,s s r..t mi prepared
ters 1Iow stood. ny wagf gf,.tsrr,ng t,~ 10 the
tn venture q prrtllctloi'.:, 1Ht:.r,irII Is Que
rresi,jnmt. le said: .'Geh. t,a,h y, H.. w.rl u
~ the n,ost ruInnsknhla N.Y.. e..lis. T., H. Gut Att1
'tat" . r., fne suggestions 1t ifr'tI T. sInvly 0u1
i.sn,arEs ol,t Iine of ia'llrS H., y - va:
~ fha niiestfo,l IL t,pst I'M ". treDI1linatt
stron.ly mrgptl by friends alo1 :,. ~ names HI
1tW 9ha Wsw YSrk gentlemen Wiptfh the rti.tirina
ind nl,cs Withdrawn. ul'l, ai't, ~ Utterly in1
tioi q lsa9ertson i %G,xsio %sa is i ,.;,s Ma
Whan his delegation v.s't,T| ~ vi,htraw!nll
Mpon Hin the Necessity .cesi.r IN ~ secure harmol'
I'nmrts0ll's Mans tn 1tae! 1ta,l,. ~ - ), :.
,vitI, tie New iurk 5eliato'S. ;'.ony Of tla loea
WI, IL earued to-tglt tai! i,'i'iI IL lie uain'
.,ittirions WHO were idenlll!,s l.!,s,t.ly -. gene !.
ra,".mf YEAR ago lave a!1s:'<.i i,.; .ai,t( fost!
iMu, ..',r ,.itl, n view Ut srIl4lnss Juile
Ia1,t.s 10 t1lu Cleveland Soiii' So.iin, rTuppIss
ue'Sffi ue'ffi.ors, Hs considerable lta,s r,nlIin't
r. n''u9siton to tho t;oycI5iisi that II vii
nut @ III # IL hardly pr.atn, t hIs 1euuia
,l'o,tI;;ria'Ias ,loI; 9t - y Sufficiently wpressn'
| uAtlou-
, 1881-05-27
EDUCATIONAL.

PHI DELTA THETA FRATERNITY.
gpsetat DApateh to Tna Chicago Tribune.
GAI.EsBula, ILL.,, May 2t.-The Pill Delta
Theta Fraternity OF the Siato OF illinois COLI
venutl In State Convention in this city to-dny.
There were about 100 delcgntes present, rep
rescnting al portions OF tho Suite. W. Il.
Worrall, Of Chicago, Stnto President, presided.
with ". o. Chambers, OF 0alcsburg, aa secre-
tHry. Reports wcro read frUnl various portions
OF tho Htatp aud lGttGrs from Senators lLArr'sun
1T lnilnu, GeorRu Of Missssinpl, Congressman
HlNckburn OF Kentucky, Phillips OF Missouri.
lilckuetl Of indinna, sherwfu ard Stevenson OF
Illinois. Tho mccting hna been Que Dt moro
u,-morrow, tho Close to DO observed With grand
hNuHuGt.
, 1881-05-27
WEDDING THEM OUT.


biILwAuKE III, 3lny .G.-ln order TO accommodate
many Of tue veterans who ara really cntltlod to
tho bouolits Of tho National Homes, u systcmntto
co.irse Of wcediuK Into hna beGn tnauguEatcd In
tho institutes ~ this p!acc. Dayton. Augusta,
and Hamilton, by ortler Ut tho National Hoart!
OF Managers, ny the result thus fur ubtHlund.
1yer Ayj Inmates will bu displaced tr,tn tho atit-
WRukee branch As lotMx nbu to caro- for thern-
solves, Ald rom nu ulalo for neotly veterans
tut1ODs.
, 1881-05-27
FORT WAYNE.


Bpfttdt DHpatth 10 2h1 Chicago Tftbune,
IAnrroNl,, Conn.,, May eo.-Tho Untrles havo
closed tor tho Juno meetings Of tho ERssern
Circuit, embracing tho Mystlo Park and tho
liostoA Driving aud Atheletto Associations,
Nagsugansctt and Charter Oak Parks. Tho
lncoting Acro will be Juna Is 20 mud ", md tho
tst Of antrlus, ilfsy-ono IN number, arc an.
nounncl to-night, 3nost1y Eastern 1prsos, Tho
purses Will Hx4re2ato $3.h0, Including $50 cAch
fDr tho .;s.5 .s aud s;2U alaBses, ulltl $ku uaCh
for tho thrGe- -tninute viii. aud a:4a classeA. Tho
a!l0 and luublU.ttum casscs failed 10 I'LL, ~.
lnutnx the tueOt,nE from four 10 threo aays, but
tho Association will arrange spcnEal 1ne1tlua
un lh0 4th OF July lraas UP OF entries Vt trnttorS
participating IN tho 0vtnts OF the regular days-
, 1881-05-27
ANOTHER l'osrpoNEMESr.

Tho meeting Of ths Southwestern Railway.
Association, which WIS to have be*li held
lure May III, Inns agaln boell postponed. 1t
is announced tint tho meeting Will not bo
held becnl,se some Ut the managers will mt
bc nble to be presoht on that alaY. No date
has been Axed when tho meeting will bv
held.
It's the general impression tlut tho prlnci-
pal CAUSE for the postponcuse,,t is the fact
thut the nifalEs Ut tile Association nre Il, such
state ut present That there Is not tic least
Jtkah0oA that Hi amicablo settlement could po
ruadc, and thAt tic result ct u lnuetiug would ba
m immediate lssrupu0n Ut tho petnl, Such IN
outcome 1t II fenreA wtsikl Ut NrGD bring nil II
War In rhtes between thu yurnns Missouri tlyGr
roals. NnIo Ut tho rOALa would like Il break III
rNtcS at ths time, aud It III therefore tlcGinel
hest to alluW tue Atfnrs ut tho Association run
along for while tnn4ur na they have fur neutby
. year. UnsatIatH0tnry III tA0 nrtssunt condition
OF the pool IL to nt ctccrnett, yet it IL tho unAn.
tnu1s 0pni0n ut tft,su Interested that Nul hlt,1
could bG 4alIlcat by f1rcin0 c0Mtlict now, which
ia almost certain to t'ecur IL Il meeting IL held.
Uy nilowIng things tn r1iAH lt stltu quo fur
awhile longer It iB tht'uyht tho situntion
may change and tho fntAnKt!nUnts hc&s,Mu
1nore cusy Of adjustment, New lines uua cti1ll.
binntlons III tho Weat aEo still buinx formed, and
until theso hayu tAkcn sAiliulunt shAEt ~ Dc
tukun intG confederation III the formation OF u
new ,uul II IL believed to he useless to attempt
settlement Ut tic existing difficulties.
, 1881-05-27
DETROIT Va. 1tOSTON.
gpfetas Utsp1ieh to Tbs CAleaas Tribune

DETROIT, Mich., May 2d.-iiarry Wrlghts
law dropped aguiu tt,-tlay When tho Hostons
were ouibattel. outtleltEetl, n,nt beaten for
tho spcund time BY DetfoIt. Tlle yisltors put
their best toot foremost. selecting Whitney
nul Snyder ~ the battery, but the big Call
forniun did not prove such terror US wAs
anticipated, being nit fur fourteen totAl bases,
wlllo' but ten total basis were nude oK
, 1881-05-27

GnEEN BAY, Wis, May ae,-A. ]. Turner,
Stato Railroad Commissioner. arrived here
Tits evening. having occupied two days In
nInling III otllcial Investigation of tho Green
bay l. Minnesota Railroad. lie expressed
much surprise In tnslIng tho r0atl In such
god condition aftor having hoard 80 1nnny act-
rltnuntAI rcp0rta, Ito fouRl tho bridges gue-
ytl1t!al ai,tf lit good repair. TIM roaa vol bnl-
lasted, thnusas,,is of tics laid, AMI large
report in Woek, or ia soon us hc can xet tttne.
, 1881-05-27
WISCONSIN MILITIA.

Special D1pdEek 70 7Hs ERt19o 1ft9RHss
MADISON, Wis, May 2d-A general nrteF was
lasue1 by tho Governor this Mornlng fur tue
organization Ut tho Fourth Dutt0ltup, Wisconsin
National uuard, composed OF sns following
companies; Luke City Guard, Madison; uuppy
t,uur,l. rortp4p; Governors Ouaru. Madison;
Waturtown Rltlca, WAtertown. Commissions
wero also issued for the 0a!oors, ~ fnllows'
MuJur, Z. =. ChaIMnnn. Mnlson; Adlutaui
William Halul. Madison; QuusteEmaater, Z. y.
, 1881-05-27
PR0HtBlTl0N!STS.

8ptefdI D4tpatth 70 Ihs tMtta0o 1Ftblhss
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, biay sa.-Tho Wotnan's Chris
tim Temperance Union OF tho Ninth Congrnsa'
!onAl DIstrot met herU to-dAy. A largo nnmtor
ut delegates arc rrcaUnt. Tonight Miss Frances
Willard, or Chicago. 10 nd!lrcssny a lnFYe aAAl.
enev ut the stcthuJlst Church Oh tho prohibition
work In tho s0uth.
, 1881-05-27
THE TRIGGER.
Sptetat DigpqteA 10 Il44 GYht<a1o Irtb1iNs.

KEoKuk, H., May aL-Tto match shoot at
glass balls III this city to.tiay between Sir.
Telnploton, the crack shot OF Osknloosa. md
Jnhn H. Bh,lier. OF this place. resulted In VIC
tory for Sh,lcr. ho Dreaking - out Ut possible
Is, nud Tompl0tun MaHhfuK II out OF poastnlc
, 1881-05-27

SPztt4. D5bdltf ID 7At Caltd5o 1F10uhss
LITTLE lsocK, Ark, May W.-To-tlay art-
Giles Ut association Of tha ltugers Il Sloam
Springs Railway, to RIM from Rogers to the
latter place, distance Of tlirty-tiye miles,
were lllyd in tho oillco Ut tho Secretury Of
State: Tilo eapit;.l stock Is 81 coy M. The
IT.. Int.a: lniln y, Day, JatncA Dun. Springfield
No.; Ps.or Van w!nke, wur Easfs: Ark; 4 ;y Ja!nos
lMyitsot,, FnyoItavllla, Ark. Work On TIT pro.
looted road will commence shortly.