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ITEMS.


THE ELEVATED AA1LWAYa.
NEW YonE, Oct. IA meeting nf tic full
B0uru ri Directors of tho New yorl, Elc-
yaied halfway Company was held this after
noon. Il proposition allowing the New York
Company PR cent dividend ns Il lien on the
net earnings OF the three companies. tho rc-
nlatnder Of the earnings to bo divided be-
tween thu Metropolitan md Manhattan C0,n-
pnnits III tD ! per cent, was ngrecd to by the
1oArtt. Thu harmonious settenlent Of tic
whole trouble IL now expected.
TAMstASY HOLDS 4 CONVENTION.
Tho Tn1n.naIly Hall County Convention
ntt0pted resolutions 1T sytMpntly with FUR
nell, nominated JOHN AlcKeon for Districts
Attorney, md appointed Il committee to Gull
fer with the Bar Association relntive TO tho
qualifications OF tic candidates for tho I'LL
dfclal nomination; n1sH to confer with other
Democratic organizations Kept mt Of tic
Statp Convention upon tho remaining llonl-
luatl0ns.
THE CltASI}ERlty-cE!0p DAMAGED.
Frosts llavp damaged tllo cranberry-crop
ln Two counties III New Jursoy S10o,09O.
TIE l,oorIt.l,AHlsETr rEuFOllaASCE
tntlay for the benefit Of tho Michigan suffer-
erB attracted a crowded house.
, 1881-10-15
NEW YORK.
Booths Rumored Domestic Trou.
bles the Theme OF Con.
yersatfon.
The Report Satd to 1iaro Been started
10 1njure Him profes.
sionally.
Vanderbilt Said to Have Sold Hia Stock
IN o Couple Of Western
Railroads.
THE BOOTHS.

r.
THE nEronrEp sE,'ARAT1oN oF THE a1IEAT
TftAuEl,1AS AMI Ills WIFE THE TIiEMfs
UF CONVERSATION. .
sptetaf DtspaeeA 70 Tit Chtedoo Tribune.
NEW Yonr, Oct. 14.--'rhe reported snImra-
tim Of Mr. md Mrs. Edwin DHoth Is the
theme of conversation ailtl conjecture In the
dramatic circles Ut New York. Tllero arc,
Of course, 4 good many Kossips who declare
that they l,uve known for long tltne tint
su,ne sucl1 lcnouc,l,cnt would come Of ttIo
tmgcdan's alliance, But to the majority tho
statements tlIat have been 'satlc public are Il
surprise and IL source OF pain. Thu matter Is
simply alluded to by some Of tho
newspapers here, and withdrawing pub
lie gazo from the contemplation Of
condition If things whtcl, Is very ui1-
pleasant. Tho brief explanation is made
TINT Mrs, Booth has Fone to her mothers
residence to receive attention In her Illness
a!lu SECURE tic quiet she could not ret In Il
hotel, while
l,oorH HAS CHANGED HIS RESIDENCE
to tho Brunswick, accompanied by htstlaugh-
ter, il, order to be nearer to thu tlcatrn ill
wl,lcl, he Is now playing. 'rhIs 1t Is sait!,
was done Mt tic plysiciaH's direction, but
! tic gossips Insist that some cure mEght lave
been given tho sick mother. Of tho. daughter
llnA sl,e alsn gonu to the Mcvickrr hong
il Fif,ly.thirtl street, an4 that !. It
y ,tieMlt t9 nnderstartt ast N.Y. W. d, tne
wifs 20 far removed. even, though ,lse Is. 50
nucl, n.ure conveniently. sltuatc'! with refer
cnrc to ITS professional duties. Ind n long
talk With 1lorce .afcVicker to-day on this
| but tlat ths couple werss living apart, were
practically sepnratetl. nut lie said thai 30
| fur us ise kllow tt WAS for
| THE NEAsoSs ABOVE BET FoHT't.
, 1881-10-15

- IFNfi'l Truth. - -
Tho Duke OF Wes, ,nNisisttr wishes to sell Cttyo-
dun, which IL still tho n,nst beautiful place Oh
;Io rlluluel, but thu delights Ut the clurlu!nx
rrach from liul,ltrrs Lock to Euoktaln I4llek
hayu been xrcatly lluIlnishe4 Ut late yenrs. ~
tilts bus become the !Hyorit huntmK-Rrlul,d
Ut the aAtANe8 WIN htrH lnuhGhGH
by tho duy, and Of tho less ambitious
'Arry's, whose shouts ana antIcs ura
httlrols beyoEh 1cscrptloa. while on Sunday i
luke bought Cilyeaen sotuu twelve yeui3 nxo,
Afler tho tIcalh OF bis uulher. tn law. thu UuG.-
Es4 of Sutherland, for whose occupation It wAs
bought Gy tho lnls Duke Of Sutherland, nbolit
INV, from Sir Ucorgu WMrrendcr. A fnw mouths
aft0r thu hnusp WAS burilet! TO the 9souu1, Rufn y
Thu prusent splendid MaAsl0n wMs tlan built
frutn tesixns 6y Hurry. to whoM the Duchess wus
ltito u Providence, hecln4 that under hsr Aus-
pauss ha 1estpsei bosn TrenthAM xua uuaroblu.
, 1881-10-15

n NGht AAOH1MtlCb 0A eEa6 V0FCH&s
Thu st. Jdtlts Onzktc rGCulitltY the particulars
Of u shUeKtng crinU which WIS c0lnn.!tteA r0-
comfy 1T u tlGnaEtury nplr thu forest nj FrAn-
yo-sUlo IN Hungary. This monastery, which
WIS Iuhahttca BY eight ,G0tlks whu wore bu-
ll0seA tn tu worry weatthy, was attacked hy u
ing boon xivsn, d 1ody nf soii!crs osi,o
to tho rescil0, Thu briganlls eil.lcAyorml 10
changed 6utural Eh0ts with Thu sutul0Fs, whs
woru tllorG than aE h0nr oHtUre thoy. could
torgG iii Gntrlt1eo. " hvH they did yet III th0y
found tho, monks lying paGved OIL tho t'tasr,
hut could fntl NJ truce Vt Tho GrlxAntls. Aftur
tho uluuks had l,eun yet ut liberty thuy In
formed ihelr lul!verors that the hrt9un,,a
hAa uscalWa BY III Underground paasAxu
Ivadtng from tho cellar lntu tho tnrest, Thu
s0diura nj Ht1te searched tor tho passage, whllU
tna monks went atr to !hv chapel 10 give thunks
lur their delivery, The auiern having OK
plareu tho cellar aud having taIlcl " tilil tho
dUOr Ut thu plssAgt. catuu buck 10 Ask
uu9 uI tho monks to act as their guido, hut
they WGrt n0Wtleru tu hu seen. III tue
course 0f further. Investigations. however,
they fuunl tho tcAl bt,tlles Ut tho eight hunks
In u small r.,un,. and thu mystery was then
sulred. Thu lriKuntis, seeing thAi lhuy eHlult!
INT cseapo, hnl murdered thu monks nt1d hitl.tcE
their hMlIHA In thas 1luAl. hnylaY tirst stripped
them ut their clothes M'nl put lhcui on tbe!l-
sclyca. Thoy then gagged uAu Mnothcr 10 ae-
celvo thu suldurs. ntt4 while thu litter wero
sellrchtuK III thu cellar hul Ml1B OF 10 their
fA4tbcs;eH In tho forest.
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TOO bE1nII 70 fNOnBEFG. =
IuE.S3. OBSERVATIONS,
IIn. bur. Ihxr. Hn Mlt4.I Eksl N.n.l Ltnfhkf
"itAtUtnette C1rr9GfeA tQf temperature, alHfhtQQ+
and fnBttunlentht Gttnr.
Mcan barometer. :kL0i3.
hGaE thermometer. OIL.
Acnn humidity, :EsA+
JitEGft temperature. N.9,
Lowest temperature, Fl1
HIGH WATER.
Spfe1dt Dftpateh to The Chteaep Tribune


DAvEspol.r, H.. Oct. 14.-The Mississippi
Mt this point has risen about five inches iu
the past thirty hours. 1t Is now thought to
be nhout stationary, Nj more sawmllls have
slut down, but twp nre pumping ltRrtl, md
threH huve projected their property by dykes.
They hope to bnnble to avoid Il Suspension
Of business. which, IN tAs present. act[ve
gar,lei rs disastrous. SOmo OF tls ccllars
near tho wntcr's edge arc full, nl!tl two or
tlIree parties moved out today. Tho wntpr
Is Within Two md 4 lialf feet Of tile high
mark Of June. 1Ss0. ......-.
Special Dspateh to 4ns Chicago Trt'une.
CAlt1ISyi1.LE, ILL, Oct. lI.-Tlle tluotfs of
the past week sill cuntinae. Hay alld c0rll
nre spoillng III the fields, ai.a but ssI,all pcr
n M ta Wv r,;n oer
fnr whit hns been sown. Cnrn md llny nre
scarce nntl light. This i.ls been II lls0st dis
astruus year TO tho fArmll,g community.
, 1881-10-15


MouST VERNON, ILL.,, Oct. 14.-Cupt. s. G.
Folk abscontled lust night, leaving a number
Of weeping creditors. Polk Is q large ,nai,,
sandy llair ansl beard, quick movements, and
large sear under his left car, received from
some unknown callse. Polk was III the good
graces Of all Jefferson County, anu until tlIts
thing cn,,e up was respected BY a'l. lie WIS
Chairman of the Republican Central tom.
nltttee ef jefferson COUNTY; also Captain q
hive spoken III q disrespectfal 1nanner Of
Capt. Polk, MI the community would have
been up II, arms against lin. Polk leaves I.
wife and family here to the e,1U nnere!es Of the
, 1881-10-15
VANDERBILT.



Two WEsTEltS lsuADs.
Special Dtspaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, Oct. 14.-A report has been
received by telegraph tllat Mr.. Vanderbilt
has disposed ot about 50, ,o00, ,o00 Of stock I'll
thu Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy md Union
Pacific 1ioatts. Investing the praceeds IN the
Atcllison. Topeka II Santa Ft ai1d Lake
Era & Western Jtoads-tho aforementioned
leading west from Toledo. Tho report Is to
II grcat extcnt tliscrcditetl nnong tic prtnci-
railroad. men think 10 would hardly
bo likely 10 1nnke my such
arrangement. Those who aro likely to know
whit AEr. Vanderbilt has lntrly been doing In
tic way Of bnying alld selling stuck IN the
western purt 1t the country dcclfnn either to
contirln Or deny the report. > Will street
brokers suy there hns bceii Il0thlnE on tll,
"streGt lately to indicate such n c!,nlige nf
Investment, NIlu thoy regard the Chicago dis
patch ~ Sensational and merely intended to
affect stocks OH tho New York market.
, 1881-10-15
CoLoRED REFUGEES IN KANSAS,

LEAvESwoRTIt, Kas., Oct. l4.-Mrs. Com
soek and aifss Laura Ilayilla,ld, tho Quaker
!aa'ca "a who hive been doing noblo work for
y ne colorel refugees now In tho State who
aeu from tile South to tlnd iii FREQ Kansas tic
nsst fruits OF freedom. arc agaln In Kansas.
nad na n an interview represent the co!ored
ps1pia ~ as getting along. very successfully.
9i1l III ha hthat. except IN few instances. they
taH aGs guy assistance. Tic Friends l,aye es-
t,a1;lasled MI Industrial institution fur then,
= ~ HnSthiefukce County, which was Opel!al last
atps.l U which over 10, GOO tlaa been dnnntctt
ta,'ssaay. t. Another .slInlnr institution Is soon
~ w started In Labetto County.
, 1881-10-15
THE &PAc}1FS.

TuscoS, Ari., Oct. 14.-1t IL tlle opinion Of
old residents OIL tue fr0ntler that tie liostlcs
will now scatter, Ro1ae maktng their why
back to the agency, others settling In Aloxico,
whence they will sack to raid the cattle
ranches Oh this sldo OF the ltHe, Tisey ex-
press belief tlat the Indian scouts have
been uutrustworthy through tlle reca,,t caII,-
palgi,, glyilE information to the hUsttles and
putting ths troOrs on talse tralls, AnMnIber
0f cltlzenH, principally businessmen, l,NA II
meeting lust n!Kllt, ind Endorsed tile action
Of t;n1l. Wilcox al,t the conduct Ut tho tr1ops,
lI0ldtng that no previous outbreak -hntl been
suppressed with 30 llttla loss OF life ullu
prupurty.
Sr. Paul. 11inn., Oct. A.--A delegation OF
Canadian Greek Indians, cnrrylnx II british
!ag, arrived here yusloraay !r0nl Woutl
pusu Ut nlAklug lMpco with tbs YanktoIiln,l
Sioux, t1eir hereditary cAe.llics- Il permit
ted, ahnut 100 moro will follow, This Is the
balld that probably hasteNed Sitting uullfA
surrender lust spring,
, 1881-10-15

ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
C1sClENAT1, t., Oct. .l4.-1,s accordance
witt, tho resolution adopted by tllo Society Of
tho Army Of tllo Cumberland ut Chattanooga
Sept. II, Lteut.-t}est. Sheridan has appointed
thu following nnmcd members Of the society
n committee tn take measures for tho urtc-
tF0li Of u monument to Gnii. Garfield by tl,c
Cluirinnn; Gun. j. {: Smith, ClIcaKo; t;y,,.
4. q. NcCook, Nuw York; Col. il. G. CUrtill.
WASHINGTON; Gen. ". A. lsOblnson, Pitts
burg; Gel,. 81. D. Unlcrwont, lnston;
Lieut.. John Hhun, Nashville; Gen: l!enry
hurst, Detroit.
, 1881-10-15

Hrtetal Dtspateh to Ths Chicaoo 7fibuHe.
DRADrolsD, pn., Oct. H.-Tle cause Of Inst
nights terrible glycerine explosion Is still Il
mystery. Careful search for rods aroiillu
failed to bring to Hight any pieces Of flesh or
shrcds Of garments. Spots Of blood were
found OIL pieces of stone nnd surrounding
shrabhcry. Tho moonlEghters preserve pro-
found silence, although 1t is generally bc-
!Leyed TINT ono or perhaps two OF their nu!l,-
explosion may always rcmain d mystery.
, 1881-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA Greenbackers Refuse to In.
dorse Wolfe, the Independent Can
didato for Treasurer.
Tho Republicans Arc Very Aggressive
md Forcing tic Fight in
Wisconsin.
The Celebrated "Blair Letters" Causing
Much Trouble In Virginia Polit-.
ical Circles.
OHIO.
rOsTER'S l,I.uIt.4t.1TY q ,W3.

CnIuMnt:s, O., Oct. l4.-Complete bnt I'M.
official election retltslis from thu entire State
show Republican, gaiMs Ut tl,44G and Dcnl0-
cratic gains of G,H>D: net Republican gain,
i,,fsi7, This, ed.lctl 10 Iownspnus plurality
lust October, gives Foster for Governor
"a. .UHy9 plurnlity.
u,,1,, IL, n.ryr,r ~ rrrt, o.,,o rr,f.r.ov
'l'ATh IT, ~ nAhHth. M L. oS o.; TIE It o1.o .,, EaeiioS'
CALDWELL. O., Oct. 1a-As | prcdictct!
long before tie election, thu tidal wiaso of
,,,,.t,ao,,, a,,,, s.ro,,t ,nr fl,a ttt,a oroe,od
,,,,a", ~, .1o ro"Hr na,,,,,Iaa', ,ta.',r,,
ol'io"' hl'o sec'fe" !tcphu,'call fictolS
by an emrl,atie mnjority. rl'is wns our
nf his Administration: a,1,, o,lr object, to rc-
,,., I'm lie nnrsona, ",'ou,ias 49,, s,on,,or..r,
nuhe h's p"tsonai ello''lh:S M'u s."'iie,o'S ,,,s
tfie worla over. bus especlaE'y1ll Oiio. VINO
ever sees unytllinR, more or less. than lust
co,,at.s which Icd m tn II. II wns mt tl,o
"s' ~ ,,', ,;.t,, ,,,",, t,,o W.,
petsonai pop''alns u WY n''lle n,.l'' n'e
qusnce Of any stuinper or set Of stumpcrs;
It was tho power If Gartlcl,l's name md
ror,,, o,1 roanro,,co ror r. t,,nt .ec,,rod mr.
I T., ~, .,. .;, -; s.e. ,a,..ns;,,, w." ~,
trln'ip'i til bau year' "i'eh ora'hafliy W.
should llayc expected ard experienced Ger
taiE tlctent ,s n matter Of course,
In 1st;a following tic Presidential victory
~ ,p-s mi, ,u.,,t 1s,n,nnrntt,,. tho .o,nn
" 4o'-. U'i'o wei. @ nc'ei"tlIt @ .no o""l.
thing followed 1873, after GRANTS second
election; and iii 1877, the next year utter
Ilayes ha,l secured Il majority OF 1000 for
Trcs,,,c,,t. tt,e Stntc wnnt nruocrotic ha,,lv
fnr W,S'n,, @ 1'v o~sr n, an ,r,'o reHr fo,.n,v.
or @ tsr ~ o.e ,'r oat ~, sels w.
iits se H.. tacSi!vitms GonsesI NY ",fM,nsS ,f',s "
necteu .o I'GhocfI.s 1 % 10 car,y Vn'ot a'Ht M
tigss tGs nw"ys ~ n" tn urs ~ E@pus1 I'rS ~ % w ~ ~
VIZ ysas H.. ~ !!iMt.ct " e.!set n"t tHEEH
utuMn iIe po"Gt VI sei!lalent ~ nlIaiip1
2aGs fa y, ~, np.Si niaaes ~ i IN vi th nm"r
ior ~ u NV nrtei rai,,'t S,,o'I NV w.
!usu ;ot w MttttG' VII. it H.
pps penpie's he"'1s t''ls sear WILL l1fes'sl'oie
posmiss sis. no,,oo-,,v fora,t mt t,o,r c,,nr Inn
ii' Deiioe;IacY l1M9nt mut 'nT,I Ga"'{iEh
nGl!u hsnes' M ~ natg.es r, inay nstt, y,
e s,noc US ~ o,v,yl,t;rs fbm.I t17a NJ ~
,niHg spGsi i ',i, ,a tuui tat9 ~ tf IL
pe. pMnems 'tG!a t au1s ,,eoi IG 's.tr !" H. H. H.
toW'isa!!ps ] o. ao IM1a' o;sa astiG,s. t ue ~. ~.
ato,inmce ti, nj ie "s set,n"s uS emo mevrr s
n.tGI.,eu ~ uv eGan, S.o, ~ II
sRohe ny SGa nGe @ tnGs, i;ee,ISs uEi".e niao t "
% ,s ,,t,,t;,r sn pe, ~, s.,.rw..s sio man.
, 1881-10-15

:. ST. Lor1s, Mo-, Oct. H.-About o'clock
ton!gtt Mike DeyIno and Sttas Whitney,
railroad lla,,dB, attempted to cross tito track
.. nepr tile rc'ay depot at East St Louis bu-
hiud passing passenger tralr, md wer6 run
over by II bncklnR engine belonging to tho
Bridge Company which was following tho
ttnin. Tlloy were terribly nlangleu, being
crushed ont OF all sllnpc. Deviue died III
stantly. Whitney lived only twenty minutes.
, 1881-10-15

BpfetaI UJpd2eh u tn C8ttddd 5FI1Hf.
CEnAls RAPIDS, ill.,, Oct. 14,-Thu eighth
annual lAeetlng uf the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union or Iowa held its Inst scs-
sion tonight. Mrs. }. Ellen Foster delivered
ar address In fayOr Uf tho prnhlhitory amends
l,lellt, llcports ot committees and discus
slolls ocenptn.l tito day. Thu attendance Of
delegates WIS fulr.
, 1881-10-15
SILVER WEDDING,

8sfeta@ DApateh to 1hs Chteaao Tribune.
uAtsNA, ILL.,, Oct. 14.-OMe Ut the most
aotaole marriage anniversary celebrations
e'es held III 10 Daylcss County canle oil this
SSsen1il9 at tho residence Ut Atr. aud Mrs.
sseaeflck ChetIatn, IN West Galena, in honor
VI xba btaelF silver wedding. The worthy couple,
,io "no had set out 10 observe the oceaslon III
kutty OF thelr friends FROM ills city, inclld-
Sts.s'E x ouE best people, who took temporary
Sgsoss.ssssion Sss Of tho Chetlain Homestead md
j"nt ijan thlnxs to suit themselves until q late
rs sMesS r. bestowed upon lii. aud Airs, Chetiain
w ttla self-inyitel guests.
, 1881-10-15

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 14.-A Girl named
Lizze Kolel, agesl 0 years, walked 0'f II
bridge while 1t WIS swinging tonight and was
drowned.
-, Spec,ds Dtspateh 10 Tat t'htrqpo Ittbuns.
KEuKuk, In. Oct. 14.-Tlifs afternoon the
bn4y OF Tom Cute, n notorious character III
Ke0knk, was discovered iLoating III tho river
near tic elevator. Cute when lust Hecls WIS
III state OF intnxlcatl0n ,lenr tho river, and
It IL supposed he wandered below tho elC-
.qator mid fell In. No marks Of viotenee were
discovered o1. Ills body. Tile explosion Of
posed boz 10 taye M causesl tile boiy TO rise.
, 1881-10-15
UNDER THE WHEELS.

Bptttat UNpd{eH 10 Inc Chted5o 1TtbIhe.
SiIEInry1L1E, lid. Oct. H.-Lnst night
two young men, supposed 10 be vnrlcty nct-
ors were mtanglGd nli,lost beyond rccoEnt-
aati. indianapolis, st. Louis IL Chicago 1lail-
:uat. TIlo accident occurred ono mile east
II here, shortly nfter 10 o'cloci. The mcn
were Sitting on tho bumper Of tho tender.
The coupltug-pin bruke, asld they fell oil tho
truck, tile entire train passing over them.
S0,ilIng WIS known Ut tho accident till tiils
morning.
9eorgo l}urke fell between tile cars on tho
Louisville u Nashville tottay nlld WIS killed.
, 1881-10-15

ESCAPED l1r A MIRACLE.
*4I. g..

ESCAPED 1sr a MIRACLE.
Epettat ntspateh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
KEoKuK, H., Oct. 1A.-A terrific explosion
occ,lrrc, ut l,oon totlay OF tic bridge, by
whic|l q Wabash swltcll-enginc WINS COLL
u1ctety tori, to pieces. T0 Tho engine WIS
attactlcd box-rnr. Tic train was standing
OF, tic Kcokuls Il Hamilton brttlge. lienr tlc
Illinois sl,orc, awaiting tito sgnal from the
engineer OF the draw to cross to this slide.
When tho explosion occurred. Engineer
James Alp,c1ly, tirclnnl! Suck l1owRrtl, attt
tIn sWltci,llnll, Pete Afundny, weru iii tlso
cai, nj tho time OF tho accident, but n'a!le 4.
miraculous escape, receiving nnly slight ~
t>art Of 1t bclns hurled into tic river. Thu
fridge was considerably ttn1nnget1, but Il
forca OF men are Ut work anil will iulyo It IL
good condition by tomorrow. Tile repairs
sxIll cost ilhout $500.
, 1881-10-15

II - - -. .---------,
How They PLANNED q Campaign nnd
Thronuou to tie l'oll.-1iaktng tne
srt.onl Rlcctlot, Lively. but Fulliu. tu
ssicct ,rh.lr f.ut,.lit,ntp.
N,,u rork NM. t,cf, n.
,r,,, ,od,cs ~ us,',n,, "1osr,l :, wall, ,Youclh
A"o t"'"ca y. 1.u'.s H., s..
campaign yesterday With one OF thu most
exciting elections eycr heltl In t!!at village.
Il tlozop priyate curr1nges wllErlcl through
tha str,.rts a1l tlny. bringing iuyuliIs at1u tho
s''o w. 49, s,'',.'.,, s,t",,. n,i,
neea ~ 1''o Hol's. 'g"''e'"oH .tto''aa w"
hs Gtlnllcngers 1nr uIell'. SeAF'y tsiIlt tae
yates wuru Gust BY miles, mid ut least half
thu vntes eust wero challenged. II WIS Il hut
, 1881-10-15
WAR ON yvIIrsKY-DEALERy.

DECATUR, ILL.,. Oct. 1.-THE wnr on Illicit
whisky-.leaiers III this city alut county will
be unre!c1iting. Twelve residents Of Alaron
will be tried next week. Aliclue' y. Carroll,
III old offender, Sas nrrp>teI yesterday for
selling liquor 10 I'LL ilebriate.
, 1881-10-15
IOWA.


DEs MONIES, H., Oct. 14.-Eighty co1n-
Ties heard frQAl give Sherman plurality of
40, ~ The &lnaiming eleven counties gavo
Garfield II plurality Of 1l,707. Corrected re-
turns make tllo Republican strengthen the
Senate nj IL out Of 50, anll iii the House at q,
out uf 100
, 1881-10-15
OBITUARY..
EDyvIA1e1, w. KING.

SpttfaE Dtsoatth 70 The FhIeaeo Trtb1tnk.
El.o1N. ILL.,, Oct. 1+.-Edwnrd ". King, the
oldest printer In E!gin, md one Of tic first
III this section, died today Of rheumatism.
lie WIS born Mt Kings Lynn, England, July
20, 1874. where he learned Ills trn.le. llo
calnn 10 Egln In 1891 nt,tl becnsue foreman Of
tho Palladium. In lsI5 the Guzettc wNk es-
tablfshed, md he WIS its forcnnn, and If the
Advocate its successor, until ls1{. when hts
hcnltl, fullcd. lie was City Collector lust
yoar. lilo leaves a wEto and five children.
'rhe funeral tnkcs place Sundny, tho q. y. Il.
md the Are department participating.
, 1881-10-15

6peetai Dttpateh 10 Ihs Chicago 1+Ibune
EAST SAGINAW, MIell., Oct. 14.-JoIln ".
Rhodes, foreman OH tic new railroad bridge
being constructed ut Vassar, fell from tho
bridge today, distance of seventeen fect,
striking against soMlo timber, and Substituting
Injuries resulting In tleatl. two hours later.
ue was fornlcgly'in III the service or the Flint
4 perc Marquette hallway In this city,
, 1881-10-15

Sptetar Dtspaseh to 1ns chicago 1tttuhs.
LITTLE IsucK, Ark, Oct. 1A.-An attempt
was r,l.u TO burn Prescott hist night The
fire was extinEuisl,cl bafuro serious hartn
resulted. Tlle Mayor offers Sl00 reward for
a cleW to tho iIlccNdfary.
, 1881-10-15
r. SCITLEt9.

SPkt{dE DlspdFch 70 TIC Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 14.-p. Sclleis.
first yolinist Of tic Hess opera company, who
was tuken sick In Louisville last Frtaay night
and came to Nashville with TIC company last
Monday, dle.l here tD-tlny OF obstruction Ut
tho bIwels. l)ccraBell leaycs wife nnA tliree
children In New York.
, 1881-10-15

Thomas Cannon, nh nYcd lrlshnnn who hns
uhon stopping ut trs. Wnrl's lotlgiMg- house, No.
3l7 South Clark street, tlled suddenly from IN
unknown cause ut 1 :t5 o'clock yesterday nfter-
nUut,. Ills body wMs removed to tho MorEuB
aitd thu Coroner notified. Cnnnon was suid tu
10 :. yours old and u tramp by occupation.
, 1881-10-15
EXPLOSION OF 4 A,vnrsKr-l,AnREL.

sp.xtul Df,pateA to Tht chttdoa 1rtbunA
LITTLE Rock, Ark. Oct. 1I.--A private
telegram from Tcxarknna says that II negro
named Afoore, living IL few miles from that
ptace, bought nj, cmpty wlIisky-barrel. took
1t home, md left It IN tho yard. where several
childret. were playing. A lot Of rubbisl, Ind
lust been consumed, and tho elnl,ors were
Sill blazing, when ol,o Of tho children
lighted Il pine stick and thrust 1t III tho
bnnRl.ote of the barrel. 4 Violent explosion
followed, tho bnrrel s|ttyerIng 10 atonts, kill
ing one nf tlle children nrd wonlldfng tho
others very seriously.
, 1881-10-15

a LlnERAL CONTRIBUTION.
CLEvELANp, o., Oct. 14.-'rhe Garfield
Fund Committee today received SJ0O from
Portland, Ore, the largest sun, yct rueoiyel
outside Ut Cleveland.
, 1881-10-15

NEW HAVEN, C0nil., Oct. 14.-The tlefensu
In thu Alaley case has rested. an.l the court
adjourned to Monday. The Stale will pro-
tluce tlftcei. witnesses III rcbuttal.
, 1881-10-15

Special Dsspateh to The Chaeaao Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Oct. 14.-A full city board
Of Aldermen, ten members, will bo chosen
next spring under tho general law, aud tile
agitation on prohibition here this winter will
be warm.
, 1881-10-15
TIE DEADLY FROG.

apst1al Wspdsth to The CAttdoo Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mlclt., Oct 14.-.Ja1nos
Thorn, aged ~, relinqu[shed blacksmIthiug
Tor ralroadIng, and iii making up lis first
Train today at Owosso, on tho Detroit, Grand
Aayen u milwaukee, Rond, Ills foot caught
II ttl9 ffoK. ue was run over alld instantly
, 1881-10-15

HP*tH4R I3PF39sR 70 3H& CHtt03o 1TtDtH9s
BAY CRY. Mich, Oct A.-Mtchael Bug
gle, all engineer employed at, AlcGraws Il
Co.'s mill, while o!ling tile machinery tllIs
afternoon, was caugl,t In tho ily-wlee1 md
carried around until literally pounded to
deat'. lis left arm wus torn out at tic
shoulder md his skull crushed. Lie was u
single Ma1l, IL years old.
, 1881-10-15
CHARLES g. ,vINrE1ssM1Tn.

CHARLES g. WISTEHsMITH.
Lou1syILl.E, KY, Oct. l4.-Tl,u Hon.
Charles Il. Wtntersmtl,, agetl ~, died Mt his
homo at EEizabcthtowI, KY, to-ttay. lie WIS
Speaker nf the 1lnlse Of REPRESENTATIVES and
MuSUus,