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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-08

PROVISION IS MID

for taking the testimony of Witnesses resident
Within the Jurisdiction of cOurtyother than the one
in which the case is being heard and of disabled
witnesses. ANY pension heretofore allowed, be-
ieved to be fraudulent not to be disturbed except
after notice and trial in court-such trial not to
be entered upon except the judge agrees with the
Commissioner that such course is justifed-the
degree of disability of any claimant to be estab-
lished i'll open court, like other questions of fact
by lay professional evidence salaried surgeons
to be employed to make the examinations in in
crease and other like cases, and if any pcnsioner
believes justice has not been doIE him by any such
surgeon he may appeal to a bosrd composed of a
surgeon of his choice, GoverIanent surgeon, and
a third chosen by the two, a majority decision of
such board to be final; these courts to have juris-
diction only in original casesnot established by
the record evidence;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-08

can fraud be defeated, and In no other way car
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-08
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

This institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for educational and char-
Bile purposes, In 1853 for the term of TWENTY FIVE
YEARS to which contract the invioable faith of the
State Is pledged which pledge has been renewed By
an overwhelming popular vote, securing its franchise
In the new constitution adopted December D. 1873
with capital of 81 00OC0 to which it since al
ded reserve fund of over $4,000. Its GRAND SIN
GLE-NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will take place
monthly, on the second Tuesday It never scales ar
pos:pones. Look at the following distribution:
, 1881-03-14
CHICAGO IL DAKOTA.


ST. r.>ut., Mimi. MRrGh 12.-Arttcics Ut tncnr-
uorntlon Of tho Chicayo & Dakutu ltn!wny Com-
pany wrrr tltcl In tho Office Of the Secretary nf
State yesterday. The proposed line, rs set down
In tho articles Of Interpretations is to ssart from
l1oint OIL tho winonn s. 81. Peter 1ta!trtnu Mt or
near Tracey Stntion, Lyon County, thonee fn II
westerly direction to tho Slate lne In tho County
Of Lincoln. Tho general o1Icrs Ut tllo conpany
rro tn bu locnte1 In wlMI,isI. The capital stock
IL fixed ut s!3, ,00o, divided Into 9snrcsof *l0o
zach. Five par e.t to he paid INIT thu tne OF
subscription, mud thr remainder III ihsalments
M nr'lerea by tho lizard u Directors; MT cx-
cee1tnR ii per Cunt !tt Ary one tisne. Exclusive.
IL 10 Incurred ahail be $.NjnW. a lsonrl ri .tro
directors Is to be elected u1lnaIly on the first
Thursday In juno, tu first lpnrti being MRrvtn
llughitt nr Chlsngo, T't.plnas Wilson md y. san.
born Ut Wlnoru, ind n. n. K!rkman md j. y:
Isctltie.! Of Chicago. Until their Successors ahntl
l,o elected Marvin l1uKhtt shall he President. ].
u. Iledilu1d V1ce-1' PRESIDENT md 9ocirthry. y.
Snnlorn Assistant Hgcreshry, and II. II. kirk
NnH Treasurer,
, 1881-03-14
BURGLARS ARRESTED,

George Ilrown, all nceompIice ut Henry. affas
sl,lggcr" Jordan, In tho recent hnrginry u ii
ct,.l u1cs NJ M. 100 West Ohto strout, was yes
tertlny eapturul by Onlccr Thomns lletllen.
Jordan ,s il, tho Cn,,tty Jnit on his way 10 the
FeNltputlMry, uutt lkraWN Ia to follnw suit ln
attcnptinx to esenpu II fr1,n tho police % TUG
or S t,ls beionatnK IL 4 j. i: Chase. '', 'O>
Early yrSlerlny morning u1leer 0'nrlon. Of
tho West Twolflh Street Station. struck trail
nr llo,lr Icutltlg trom sonlu frcgAt-cArs on tho
burlington L. QutHuy ltairou!l, which CAUSED
HIN to ,clluvo thnt burg!nrs during tho night
llAd Hultun nwny With II aunnttty af Hour frata
tho cmrl. ly following up tho tr1ltl ho found y
suck Ut Hour, Mrsle.l s'pei nt nnc e uf II. md
!wn 6ArrMis II h,xhwlis.s y. shed y tho rgar 81
evidently Dtirat whi.u bol4 t,putl ~ II cishIor,
fnr dun ping tho G4rtca frUln tho ours. Jnn,es
ltynn unit Jn,nGs Sullivan, yntng men ot Il
y6nrs. arG locked up at tho stution charge4 With
tia burglary.
, 1881-03-14

Jnmcs Mcmahon. whlso tntHx!cAtca Mt 3:'a1 yes
tcr,!uy morning, accidentally fc!l over rasI!uX
Into u basement ut tho southwest corner of Htnto
u,ld Maitspn streets. lilo wns pirkuh ZIP In mn
sninliunrl to attend hf,u. lilo thought Ilqll.,r
tnurc thl, anything else nltn the r,llt,, and by
hlH directions McatAhnn WIS accommodated! with
thu County Hospital. llo grew xru.!lIally worse
during tue Iay, and finally. deA ut G:ls
Inst 0yentnY. tits friends and relat!ses hnd
hcell U0tltlotl during tho lny, and tll0y weFo
nbnut hin preparing for his removal to 1la hotpo
ut No. lIt Th!rty-tirat strugt, wien 1t VIVA dis
alnut u ytnra II uAe. nn.l lert wifi aud threo
ehlllrun lte wAs umpl1yc4l NJ u rock Ut tho
Morrbanta' ExchnnHH, No. II Michigan avenue,
md Was OIL hls way hume at tho t1tle vi tho tc-
GtdUut.
, 1881-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS.


1tooioy's Theasrc WIS last night crowded to Its
utmost 4apucIty. the occnslnn bcIrK tho rcnp-
praru IT Willie Edouns cn'npany III
=. tlrcnu,a; ur, Fun Ia II Photograph Gallery"
certainly one Of tho elcvercst a!ll ,nost fnirth-
provoking musical concctts yet written. Its
Irnse Of popularity Will tu mitch longer thnn
tho Ecnerni run Of such PIECES 1t some Of tho
members Of tho company to mt spoil tho
.,rolcry Of their nc;iuT BY uver-clnhoration.
There Ia II tendency IN tllls direction. parsiou-
iariy In tho case Of Mr.. Kruger. tho FhotnUnt-
pAcf. and In homo uf Sir. Et1uln's business In
tho curly pnrt or ihe sec0nd aet. The piece
neeus no cxtondrl description now. It IL
II mixture Of Opcrll, cOn1udy, burcsluGl VHnto-
,nlule, Attd tho Widest txtravnKnnxA. With the
exception nt Miss Alice Athortun, whose place ls
fulrly well tlled by Miss 1ltun f.AHcnster. tho
EAat remains thu same ls formerly nGudlng. OF
c,,.,txe, Mr. Eluuin. whose pxVutsft lit NY Chnr-
meter nrtnH M thC first net c,lstut lo ton highly
ca,Etsscll,lc; Mr. Kruger, III his. nt things eun-
Hf,irrcti, cnpitnt b,1rieAlnn nf tho phbtcNraph.o
nrtIst: Miss t.,ttM IScltOn. who Is ptlen9Mc1HlEy
gifted vDcally.-shu alnHs with wcll-irAineh
tenor yolet: Miss AnnuttD lii aflro rs II Eruhch
InMd aCts with yivnclty; Mr.. Chnrics T. Powers,
M IrlAh eornrluu with Il keen actise OF h.lnl0r
nut n1Iy III his lestsl b1It Wo ,nny a.I III hIs lrgs:
Miss IuIn Elot,is, roIlickinR snLlret. and slIss
ldn Shnpely. who, with her swtet soprn:,o 'nIcG+
chnrlns tho audience. "nrennls " will be given
every night during tho wcek.
, 1881-03-14

- .a ~ r... u.., ~,
IT,, Ror ,,,no. ~ uaaH" ,.". a.n tell TIM m.
~" ,i-.,, ,nt ~, WHY ,'., fFsnss n1S!ea, a,a wnt
n.,' YK 1't ,nMt ~ t aGhrcely krep hts feet.
MI nthor nrtrcs nf f,c,,,,ne "ea'hsf tho atora
ru,nn, hy lilo rc6r ,funr, W. 'c1t as ho
Hnrry Ni!4npto hniis originally rron,
ter. stnaa. lie Ia prDfessit,nut cnufItsn,w w"rees-
queer Tint l. nwi,ya u,npes .n XII, I,te ., Tug
iitn,k well flllrd. In Nrw iurk In. ~. ,Rt 'eRht
elatc nf Il hIE cfns4 Of professionals. a,a ., as+''
t,D cf,uts ur IthYertr, WHO ,yts kiJjrl M, r. s w
1innttl Nike In 1t. ix,.,Is hts hn,1m'y,!stl. ~ !stl.
, 1881-03-14


Dt:TIsoIr, Mich. March l..-Tho arrest of OK
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Miller Inst
night ut New Unitlmoro I,ns bcen tbs subject OF
much discussion hero t0-dny. Miller was brought
back hero thIs morning. and WAS immediately
surrounded By friends, who greeted hlln wurmly,
but werr highly indignant ulat no should bo
suspected Of conspiracy 10 Aefraud. Miller says
tliut ho went to Now baltimore "a agent for Il
purity, whom l1c declined to un1ne, to asccrtnin
tho public sentiment III re9arl to caau which
ho wns not Mt lbcrty to uxplHin,
md also In regard to burglary
cnso II, which q snilor was concerned.
On reucaing New Baltimore. he lenrnr,l tint tho
only hntel wna kop, by nun named John .johr,
who knew him by name. Wishing to prosHrvH
his tncog1ilto he assumed tho name or George p.
liotfmMn. III w0rktnK up his caso ut New Ilnlt!-
more Miller snii he hud 10 come ln oontnnt with
hln'setf sos!d." 10 proteasc!. to hive hceu con.
subject Of conversation. In fact. hs said ho
hull drnwn up tho pnpers. 1t no imp
pcncd that Johr's wltu was n cousin ut
lturch Nnd Juhr. Shu Ut 0nee tetegrIptltl to
DetroIt tu pr0ctiro MDl1er's Nrrrat Az III owl
tIcnco that lu dit not iIten.l changing his nAmo
when hu loft Dutr0t, 3tr. Muller Atnled TINT il
letter VIA sent ~ hin ut Now baltimore III hts
own name. Iio detlnrcs thnt tho t!rst t,o knew
Of tho awtntlle ri t..x0Q III uurch WIN hist Hat-
urt1ay. Three dnya utter It occurred. Public
suttlt,,pnt exonerntcs Miller, but he Ia still in
jMli IN ilefsttlt Of $l.HM hRil. Ills examination
hAs bcen set for Tuesday afternoon.
, 1881-03-14
THE LAND-LlSAGUERS.


The Sixth Ward Lanl- icaKue mat IN tito base.
ueht Of st. Plus Church, on lMAllIM street. tiuar
Eiahtccnsh. yesterdny afternoon, J. ". uarvcy
IN tho chnlr.
After tho reading Of tho ,ninutcs wnr,n dis
csson tuok pluce ~ To whether thut purton re-
fcrsLng to "Epycntttng" tho Times HlltItlEd le
eHpuuYeh nr re,nain In tic minutes Thuse who
t,sok tho side Of allowing the InlHutas IN rcInRIn
~ read referred In no complimentary tcr,tls to
the editor OF TINT paper. kyiuy lliu, an cllut1y
Of tt1o Irish s1aeu And pcaule. und alst. W o10
" %ho n tue aarFcst .'ys e this lsnnHhf> trlcd
Bt'saker said he wu,'ll levcr tnuch the pnpyr
snyo with soHa, gt'd 1t w1s II duty all lrlahtun
it was elUi,.,vi thu. II large number Ut ro!!-
t)eInns to!.ett thu l.caHuo yesterlNy fur tho pr-
pose OF cx.'nnRinK. frun thu lninutus tho pr.'..
scss4a u brss s IL hay iii 'u'sts III Witt (, IT,
vi. Il. riHtt si'!.o q IT, irsh question, ~, =,
a. close totc. InA sho subject was dropped.
Cnl. MeClHnntlnn thru ls,n,le nn excellent nd
t.ld warning his hturur. agais,st dlsAutlstnn4 III
. iho ea'se M they ha.l 10 much ~ henrt. Ito he.
s'sa ,SS fcy ir %xs as to
Aftcr. sotne ruutinu business, the LsHaue aA-
}ourned.
BEyEAril wANn.
4 ll,ceting ns this Seventh wMnl Land League
WIS held In thc baausm'nt ~ the liHly Family
In consequence NJ tho cs,t!n,,nd absence at
tlla Eresldtnt Juscpl nuIfy, fr,n t.o nIeut i.,K4
Of the League. thu nt)lcu wlss declared yucAt,t
x,sa MI. }. j. Curran waa ELECTED President.
a communication was rcetyct! fruIn The
T.nth Ward Ls,txus cu!ll1x attention IL, tic
fuiuyr Ut th1 HutEll1 LaI,h- LcHxltu Eanyrlltlpu
II tln Alty Kuthl fur tho eAuse. n.lA sugHusttsik
that tho de!tyntes tc tho CcIltrai LenKnn hu III
siructcd to canvass tho matter Ut hoiallnx Ill
other Convention Of broader scope, wbicl. wau'.
enibruce Acevat tfs'ns tEpM nll osur tho country.
4tftrr discussion. tho lnuttur WAS pntpnsict
fur onu week, to unatla the tnenbGrs nlld dtls
, 1881-03-14

Special Dspafeh to 1He chttaao fftbnne.
KEoKuK, H.. March 13.-Tlio Killings property
or Fourth street, between Morgan nnd Fulton,
was entirely destroyed ny fro carly this inorl1-
Ing. Tho house WIS occupied By Mrs flnslrras
4 private bourlit,g.houso, at.d was i!cd with
ti,narlcrs mt the time. Fortunately, M!l escaped.
llnw tho t!re ost3inh.ch.ts nut knnwn. 1t twns
nrst discovered by am 1T tho D0Ar.ltrs in room
over tue Kitchen. and thu Hlnrin WIS 1T 0nts
gIvon, Thu tire company responded promptly.
but, owing TO a tT,izen hytlIant. fatlo'l to Hps
water oil the building until tho ilAIne1 hau
sl,retl to tho amount Ut ta.0h): Ais0 the hpn1a-
hold xt,tkas fur $3UN.-si0n n the Lancashire
tEuElandl CaEn1stny nAd $l,O0o In tho American
CpntraI Of 81. Louis.
, 1881-03-14
LOCAL POLITICS.


Decl2nnll0n OF Aid S4FIlI*
Tho following correspondence cxp1aEas Itself:
CHICAGO, surct,J. lBsl.-ue0Fpt D. Slgif, Es4.-
DEAM SIN: The undrrsfsnsd tnxpnyors anf! seInl
voters Ut tho Eleventh WArL, beli,g satisfied
with thu manner itl wtiich, y4n hare represented
uY iii tho Cannon EOt1lCll during tho lnst two
ye,lrs, respectfully md earnestly request tlnt
yuu permit tho l.su Ut yuur nalno lls oandi-
Ienna,1l swott, C.H. Macarthur,
T. y. WtCux, Grnnnt steWnft,
Il. j. Snplt, i. W. PArker,
4. II, C0Dk, lnLles d. Hnir,
4. N. Ilerce. Q, Il. George,
.lnhn iIUIitnnn, snnsci Pnrkcr.
&. II. BHrt3u, &. q. Sturer+
j. j. Brown, y. lirpbstom,
il. j. AvarS, Ii. i. Lee.
Dr. II. Webster Jones. " s. AlinkIcr,
y. i. Stone, Z. l.. Currltr,
u. l.. Mnnn, SnM1scl Kerr.
+. q. Te,trs, Andrew Stur:s.
n. Mct<tuuon, IinInAs ChnlHlcrs,
=. W. rMlu,er, i. Sinnc,
ficurRo il. Mtl,dsen, y. ". Mnnn.
II. y. Echllnrt, u. e. po Wolf.
i. i. Dswuy, nntl over iO3 Gthers.
Cn1cAao, March 1s;-To The Hon; LeoIani
Srfit ). n. f'1cOr, H. J. SeE, Il. Il. C1ot, jpll'l
JfHp nlHM. and nthc!H-GENThEMES: While
highly appreciate yuAr appreciation nfu esteeti.
us txl,rC4sctE In your communication. respect.
fully tsecl'n" to he cnndl1ate for = resiGet!on'
Very truly yOars, Goo. u. SWIFT.
E1ullrEESTu w.tnn.
Tile following isu list Of tho ltcpublIean Judges
Of thu city ul,d town cloesion for tho Eighteenth
wns.l. and tho pt,Ilnx-plauo III each prccinot, Ills
authorized hy tho City Council:
FIRST observation-disclosures, fIenry T. Thn,npson,
Patur .alncNdiugcr. FOIL ut no Rush street.
sseond-1u.lgrs, Charlos l1arpel, John sehus-
tor, .Ir. Pull ut Tnrhor Hull. Nurth ClRrk
Thlrl-.Iudgs. 7. r. Haywood, ]. N. atnynnra
1'0lI, rtlruur nt Wells street ati1 Chcapt avsn,le
F'urtt-Jut,Kes. John 1luake. Wntson GrlIllth.
Poll at MI. IL Wells street.
Eifth-f,,iluos William H. KroRor Frederick
, 1881-03-14

Tho search which tho police arc mixing for
Nick Itoaoh the burglar who was shot Uarly
Saturday morning W cterk In Mr.. l'oole's dry
K.4,Is gtoEe uh Weat Madison street, does nut ap.
pear tn meet with any SUCCESS. II IL thought
that ho WIS removed yesterday fr0m tho plAco
hu was III tirst takoh ftcr leasiuY hpnl1, and 1t
II quito po.ss6lo th4t 10 haa beett fHkrH 0nt Of
MT captured, FOR tho city would bo very we'll
rid Ut blu, Al,i his liz. llo ls tMurkeA for l!fc.
aud VIII hnt ho nut to return Whtp tho charge OF
burglary Ii pending uBaiast him.
, 1881-03-14
AI'pOIS'rED TREASURER.
9pfeh.f p{spalth 10 T1le Chicago Irlburt,

PHILADELPHIA, Ta, Marrll 13.-Jonn Dolphcr-
ty, fortwenty years co,ncctctl With tho i'ou.,syl
vnnn ltaIlroad, aud for Hevural ycars pnst
Treasurer Of tho coal companies Of tho rOatl.
hus resigned, urld leaves for Nuw Ynrlt to-day to
ns4l,.no tho position Of Treasurer vi thu Dailvar
s Rio tlrattto tAllrs1Ah. atr. Wlllinrn y. Fnek-
man, su or tho Pennsylvania iiatiruhI will ut
Treasurer.
, 1881-03-14

DET1tOlT. Mich. March l3.-'rhe following OK
planatton OF the stra.,Re shuoting at1nir which
occurred ut WllIlatnsto,l, Iu this sinte, iii
Wednesday, night. hus Just cnno to hand: 1t
sep,ns ttat De. Ieasin, who was allot at and t,ar.
r0wIy eseapeA enth by q tl,nsl named liairbanks,
VINO went TO Wlttlats'ston Tor the EXPRESS p!r.
Fulrbnnks, WIN now claims that tho operation
WIS unnecessary. lft took thls strange cuurau
rs q IuutterOf revenge. tlO IL now tn Jlil,
, 1881-03-14

CiNC1NSATr, o., Maroh lh-n. ". Caldwell,
General Manager nf tho rlt&sbu,E. Cincinnati s.
st. Louis lta!lroal, says avDt his nwn signature,
tintc yusteg'!Ay, that the tr,tnstor or L. 4. rnr
10 tho l'lttsburg btl'co Of thu Pennsylvania
lullrDAh WIS q business necessity. Al,l that .l0
other c1lnRes vii. DO tnl.to except trnnsfers Of
tho clerical fuFcc, at,l tltttnx virHHccs 1t. rases
uf resignation. n,a That ih0rc Ia llu Intention to
..tsp!aGe or tlla1redt officers.
, 1881-03-14

pII1LAnELpttA, March l2.-Thp rn!lroad man.
ayers hnye lssucd etrculAr announcing tint
thay Will not attunl thu meeting called f0r Multi
day. They hnye tho ntlnIun Ut thur lawyors .ltl-
ylsnE and sustaining tEls pnsit3On. Thu nttHr.
t,uys elAIl. TINT tho meeting canlut be legAl ul
der tho chArtur.
, 1881-03-14

DENVER, Colo, March 1a-Hescrhl hundred
tpAlua and men are working Oh thu xrsdo ut tho
llenver, Wcstera T. l.onH,,out. CautrAuts for
bridges hare been let. and work is bulnR vlxnr-
plihjy pstirl!. The report that wHrk htt tho ue.
vur, u.Mil s. Western has been commenced was
pspnnturut tluro havt1,H boon nothing dulIu yGt,
, 1881-03-14
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.

Charles NMglc. Of No. ;Hr! Walnut street, vna
awakened at = O'clock yesterday morning by
burglars prowiinY NIout outside bis hs'usc, And,
hastily nrtsIllg, nuuKht sight OF Two young men
surveying the premises fraul tho back yard.
They became alarmed and run oil. aud Ar. NHgu
tired Two shuts ut theln without effect
, 1881-03-14
A SICK PRIEST,

Special NspateA ~ 1ht Chleaea Tribune.
ElDtH. ILL.,, March la.-Th0 Ncv. Fa thor Cnr-
roll, VI thIca9o, b,us buen sent to this parish by
Archbishop fcchun to take charge turing tho
HOY. FNther 3Iackln.s l!ncss. Tho utter. pariah.
Buycrsl wreka W thut ill life tt tiest,ulrud uf
liu will be tMkun 10 blcrey Hospital, ChiuAyo, to-
duy Tor treatment.
, 1881-03-14
FIRE RECORD,

DESTRUCTION or a STEAMER.
ST. LOUIS. March J3.-Tho stenrnrr Jn,ncs
Howard belonging to tho New Orleans Anchor
Line, tHUk hre Mt n quarter 10 10 Tonight whlo
lying Mt the whnrf.boAt Tont OF Mnrkct strrct
and wAa reduced 10 n wreck in about halt IN
hour tho entire upper works being burned Oh
nt1d her guards Mt af tho whreEulso broken
down hnd destroyed. She mad arrived from New
Orleans only about nu hnar before with ilae
frctHht-ltst and Il number OF passengers, anI
wis 1tpparclttly In . safe condition. Tho dee
aeeIna to have cHi'Xht ~ pile Of jMtu fnrwnrJnt
tno furnaces, md tho tlasns spread .ltru'gh Tho
defylur the efforts ,f the Fire Department uHul
ncurly every particle Of wohlwork WIS hurnei
ee hu MI sese o pess w e.
bully tinnlugctl. The IEDwnrl WIS purchased by
thu New Orlcnns Anchor Line abalt twu ycars
sncuts Is hive hccn ud'lcd. md sic via pro1ahiy
wor,s, sda),O1o Ia $75,Too: no insnra'lce. .s liz
Anchor Llu1 taktng Its own risks. FL fir N
safe!y a;,uet. but severn! nf thom lnst iii ,her @
bHgKAHc. The b0nt's carg0 cUllsfstc,l 1T sI9,r,
31te, and general tnnrchantl!sc. amounting to
This barKc also took fire and il0Atcd Own s.rytu
RGyernl blocks. Dlit WIS t0wptl nstlnre IND tue
flames cxtlugulshcd without mich damage.
CHICAGO.
Tho alarrn from f}ox III ut 7:i5 yestenlay
morning was enlsett by tirc IN II twu-siory
frnlno block Of buildings Mt Nos. 10. Gl, and ~
Thlrty-seyentll Rtreet, owned by tho National
Ftrc-1nsurancc Company. Tho Irc or]gloalcd
on tho secons! tlopr of No. G1. occupied by II. H.
Kothwe, and was probMby cnused W defect.
ivn iluc. DannEn to furniture. 500: Insured
fur $iaD0 In tho Mutual. Of milwaukee,. Joseph
lTarris, Occ,ipyiny No. Go. loses but lit
tic, III also does NJ. Mny. tho occupant Of M
Gt. Tho dtmago to tho building is estimated at
$40.
TIN n,arn, from 1snx 1s0 at 10, yesterday nit
crtonn was cnusoti by tho explosion Of q bottle
III nlcoIul In the hands Of G. II. Terry. No. 3Sh
NntJusfl 1Ive,,lip, while ilg WIS puhrlug u fr0m
n,,e bottle to ntlnther nenr NJ, oyerheAtel store
Mr.. Terry was quito buuly burned ubout tho
fDrCur{p3 and hands.
, 1881-03-14

8psetal Dispateh to Tht Cnteaao 7tlbun..
DUBUQUE, H., March Et-The man Smith, who
was accidentally killed at Epwosth Saturday by
tho cars, turns out TO DO ono OF the Knng who
rubbed tho Warron uauk u short time AxU.
, 1881-03-14
MILITARY NOTES.

---~---
MILITARY NOTES.
Tur Seventh New YpYk cleared sq05Iq ly It's |
fair. which WIS turned over to Its arsnory fund.
r,., :, n ,,,,,..,, ~,s,,,,.,o, hn. ,,,,,, ~.
turned To him. mud he agnn nss,ncs command
Of the Third Regiment. !
cu.n,re ,,oxxrv ror ,ore. f,n,o n rncn,nr (
eH""Lfh huN " " ~. .o''& '''i'e " ''el4otA
Of Colnnany y. First NcKlmsnt: has been MP
pointer! comrnissary scr4cnnt Ut tho regime ut.
ress iusuection nj ,uu nr,nory next Wctlt,es,Iny
evening Il viii be conducted by Lieut.. Col, |
Knox.
GAIT CHAMLEss y. ptE!!!. ms requested tnat ~
Gectl1n eject tor Sccona- Lieutenant " GonpanyM M T.,
month MO- but Tor some rcason 1t never reachcd
III ue7'.'s"''o'''
THE Thlrtrenth New YORK has issnea .,. n, n
pnHipllEt ioLtn y rol! q nonpe GuI.tMilints tmo
rexalarly ior sx noin,', u ,, Thls woa!a b Good
companies 10 asors.
LAcxEY's XouAvEs, MI independent oroa1iza-
tell srs es,s'St!1x o ,,n5 stSrrlsS ,,, 9s 'c
cs,ninx SUMNER The Eirat iteTsnent is ngltnt-
ing tie question Of organizing ba,tnlion for
'he sat'e sort os an e1peal'soa. - x,.,,
AZ an ELECTION held by Company p, Sixth Pat Bat
!sia. sise 1 asss res*xi,es; Tirs.:sesxt ESw.sa
.hes sns wns slsos to ny tee pson tn SGrE
ahe1 cs 9s Se Src nj % H. sn1
oi1ic, nnt .H, c,npeirnt oi,,scr al"
Accoun,xn IN n vcrbol or,,nr hy A,,iutunt-
Gnnerni iIilIiartI ia she Assistant inspcctnr.
the seenna iterlrent. # M Tia sixth md i Of
r." r." FIJI fnrnirSMrcrcn. nrTnnizn.inf
nnt ~, T',ussrn1 ~ ,t,n cn,nInr m;,nmMi It,aret
Van ntnse rnch ,as 5ts f,,Il 1!,otn ~ fftv ,ne,
r,p wo,o,. cou,anv n ~ tho ,rortt mar.
talon, tursed out n vootiIy number ri mon 1t
inspection a..d muster Frlstay evening. Aesp!te
tho troubled state Of the wenfher, Mtld many ot
tue younR !uly admirers Of tho troops were
present. Eupt. Pntch thought he could ensily
llayu had twonty uure hau tho weather been
favorable.
rur r.oo,ut,turo at snr,,ono,d sho,,ld tosc M
,,nn r. nn1tn1 n,r,n,satnn ~ HHtntant ron nv
nr,i t.i,nr, ~ 80 an'o ~ ~ ~ iii ret,,so
NV , ~ ~ NJ y n g.
W % Mt"s % ~ ~ 1o ~ snIse ~ % Mn
, 1881-03-14
AT HYDE PARK. MASS,

Special Dtspateh to Tns Chicago TrtaaHr.
nosTos. tiaruh l3.-Ono OF tho largo pAner-
Mills OF Ttlcatnn & lIoltap9sworth, ut ilytla
Tark, WIS Utmost wt,o1ty dcstroyed by tlre enfls
this morning. Tho cnlleo waa spontaneous eonl'
and .naehlnory; i1,surotl fur $41,nN, In iweuty
o&liees, nt which tlle Traders. OF Chfcagn Is t9e
nnly Western nltD. nntl tllote loss Onl} $lsn The
utd Will ut tnen rcl'iili. Fifty men Md woneo
aro out Of employment.
, 1881-03-14

ahn,s from pIs,o, he'll hy John Cotncrs yes.
tcrt!ny. md Is prnt,ubly mortnlly wbuuetl.
E"nnNrs escaped, They were breaking hemp
thgrther, Antl renewed i'll old Qltnrret.