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, 1881-04-25
most ot1clont aEonoy in aolvtna tho problem ia
tho Senate. Mny IA guuosatty hot month horo.
Aftor Tint Tho heat Is intcnsc until ootobor..

most of,clont agency in snlrtna tho probtom, ia
tho Senate. Mny IA guuosatty hot month horo.
After TINT Tho beat is intense Until Ootobor..
TIE 1ar1tAriONs TO-DAY
nre TINT tho anmtncr heats haro already bcFun.
NJ Republican caucus hns yet b9cn caliod Ono
Republican 6cnator Is reported as saying that
ho ttoca not 500 tho hcctl Of any. Curtously
enough, tho snmo Senator was reported to havo
been actively circulating tho cNll on
Frldny to obtain tho necessary number Of
signatures for a CAUCUS. Eo'tnRny Senators left
suddenly Friday night for Now York mid etse-
whuro that It was mot practicable to havo cau'
Gus yesterday. Ono probably wifi not now 30
called before Tuesday or Wednesday. IN nc-
cpnt Of the ahsoncc nf Sonat0rH, IL WA also i'm.
po*s!blu tar the Juliefnry Cnnitnitte1 at tts
meeting yesterday TO coneilFr tho nomination nf
Rtanley GatthowH or of, Don faEtieg. rho notice
Of tho ncotinx Of tho CofAmltth1 Ind boon given
twenty four knurs bcfurc, hut
TILE sTALWA1frs CHOSE TO ABSENT Tl1EM.
sEI.FEa,
leaving scarcely n quorum. Gen HAwley.
Tuesday. and will probably hnvo something to
Ray that will ho Interesting for Senator tfroWr.
ut Georgia. to hear. Although tho Rcph61caHa
hnvp lcoif,est to hold cnttcia. 1t IA not expected
TINT hny except Mncuntcste1 n0tnlt1attona Will
be confirmed. llhl.l!ebeEKer Is said ~ t1avo
authorized h1a friends TO withdraw hs name for
the position u Sergeant. mt. At'ns whcnevnr thoy
enucaa might cnnsfder tho .prOpriety Of With
drawing tho names Of both uurhnm and Riddle.
borger; but thoru IA no probability Of any such
HEtfUu.
, 1881-04-25
CROP-pROSp ECTS.
ILLINOIS.

TT II
s,,,to, ,,,,r,,ts ~ a. ~. cs..o,, ,r,,,,,n,
oDee'"1 D'spate" 10 !"f chtease 3rsn"ne'
WAuxEuAs. ILL.,. April e4.--No seeding done
yot. With favorable weather tho coming wcek
will r., a ,,unv orn ,vf,t fcrmor. Vcrv ftttfe
hont !. .", u,. n,n,.. =. In, ,ho
Haoas 10 soHh lntn'a coun.yt 80 uat tno ao.s"ss
Of sown crops VIII differ Tut little from. former
scnsons. Considerable c0rn still stands In tho
no'a nnhaakea' wnere %es' snoeke no 'oss % wMs
oG iaht. f1enernnon hMso cninuencen arsnR
Will % 4 n'!ss Giie Win thehn: i1
CENrt!Ald,A a, 4. Hl;s ArrlI g-Tho weather ls ilng
Gna III Ins r. water @ Wneat IT, IT, improves
.laye nt,d ths 3 nrcsent @ prospecs ar taae so..th.
nrn Wlt yielu tne iaracst wheat crop eyer
Kfnw1l. , s Iao nesseaHe T. pcr GU. afKer INN
idst t0ar; h0mo teids. which 5asmoh suurostd
Were cti1ltety acai t,W snow Mttcuti l,1,seis por
ncre: @ Inc narSsst VIII 20 four weeks Inter thn1
pErbasnn gTon9 s 1nF GG },,i ,.,, ,,, o org
Tho Iti,issa.;ons % % n5e nnfnSoraha p @ TO gcacnes.
., Spssaf nfsaten i g i; 1nt @ Sate4so @ 1rsoaf.e.
MENnnIH. l!i.' Aptl! si;-Iao ltnmonso RlioM.
arts s tnna naSe 70 fetGfaot @ 5afa!tS
vati1snsn netnre tno xonlnl rays Of pretty warm
sMM ains tne past tnES9 ahys raseFs y. sns
tElu aQtne u t4p Hu1DillNE cuuHNct Ill moro OIL
, 1881-04-25
Discovery and Frustration Of Plot
to Make a Break for Free
dom,
A Grocerykeeper In Buffalo Dis.
covers Burglar in His
Store.
After n Desperate Fight EIo Kills
the Thief, md IL Ar
rested.
A 0owardly Drunkara Seriously atabs an
1noffsnaive Man at Blooming
ton, I'll.
A I.A>vLEss 1'EN1TENTrAIsY.


COLUMBIA, 8. O., April al.--Ono Of tho guards
Mt tito South Caroiinn ronitcnttary nRn1bd
William Lowry was, nrrestod yesterday inter.
noon md tnken before Unltcd 9tntos Commits
sfouer stoeber, charged With being implicated
With gang OF countcrfclters within tito Peni-
tcntiafy. Tie Commissioner sont him to JUL iti
default OF $500 inii. Tho Investigation into
this case disclosed the fact that tho business Of
counterfctinx silver currency uf various do
nominations has been systematically carried on
for months by bnnd. Of whfto convfcts,
with the assistance Of several Of tho
g,iards. Yesterday afternoon II search was Undo
through tho different coils OF those suspected,
and a large quuntity OF spurious dollars, half
dollars, and quarters was found. Various Kinds
of dies ond athor Implements for counterfelt-
lnr wero llkowiso uncurthe1. These Go1ns, hum
drcds OF which arn now In circulation In Colpm-
hin, arc very ss,Ilfully mn.lo. No export could
lutcot thoIr baso u,arlnler but for the fact that
they nro deficient In weight. Whiio pushing his
Investigations, Superintendent idpscotnb asoer.
tntncd cortaln facts which caused him To
suspect that largo number OF tl0 c0r-
victs hatl formed a plot to cseapo.
Tho officers obtained strnng CLOVIS, and
some Of the negro cpuyicts, supposed tu bo tho
rlng,eatnrs, were collected ard confronted with
tho charKu.. Some Of thorn acknowledged thelr
coM,plsc!ty In tho plot, and It's nntnrc wlss dis.
dl@oolicai conspiracy. Next sn,i'lay was tho
,ltao nErced upon BY tho eighty negro conv,cts
nssoctatetl tn this conspiracy.t to oifeot shoir
escape. They hal ponroa!el such da,lgctous
chn!ti, and they ial sworn to sa!n their !lburty
at III! hazards. Ata E!von sgsaal ut laybyeak
to rsleasc them iron, tholr. cells: The, .guartls
wert to to overpowoeetl ind murdered II nccos-
made. Tho rlnRteaders II, this bold enterprise
wero twu negroes sorvtrg a. sentence uf furty
ycnra tor mun!nr.. Thore can be no doubt tint
not tern frustrated by discovery. C,,aatiernt!o
excitement Inns beFn occasioned by these dis
CoycrGs, md tn m0rr0W now nrreHta nr9 10 10
nlnto, GU tho snpposltion that aomo other per-
Sons connected with tho PcnltontiAry nro rarti-
cGpY urimtniY.
, 1881-04-25
TIRED OF LIFE.


self Instead Of Breaklnr Ills siute-
Oslser Cases OF selfsDeatrmuaion.
special Dtspatth to Iht Chicago TRIBUNE.
BT. Louis, April s3.-Thia morning Mrs.. Chris
tiue Dreokshage, wondering ut hor husbands
prolonged absenoe went up atalrs ut thelr homo,
No. EtD Columbus street. and thoro discovered
bis body bathGl IN hla own blood, OottIiub
DtcckshuKo wns 10 yeara Of nEc. and kept sA-
loon Ut tho aboyo nutubsr. Tlits morning be-
o'olpck. lle repaired to tho saloon md ahe
busIei hcrsoit AiIout her housuhoiti iutea. Fiji.
sss sa s.uso ass SaTo w2a &c H. st nss be- sw" us
the work u sho day jast beginning. BIZ 70. 70.
sa saGsrsss s to1xs r., 2sSy t.
loua. anl consequently 9 good bust,ess might DO
;Sxpsete;a asn shs AK: e bud . hem srk-
S 'saiof y & fss s 70 pssea Is
siass wh[o waA aalf ioa ao w!th naSs "n 'g-
Iespa.r!nriy ho reaa over @ tSo long
IL IL q wto ra's, ss, a%fi %it. 'a1w'ns Z soa g
piled that & be Kept auhor ,hoy would nolleet
~ they GUILD u what wv WIS ',s!Ix ~ t. BIN. IND el
suno'l 6is work IL . bettut. fri.nia Of .ntul
SHORTLY after O'Clock ho went up atalts sayiaK,
hour later hls Wifi went up 10 look for him ani
found him lying dad, pistol II, bis hanq aud u
huEl4t-l lue III the buck Of lls bead.
Special ut1uatth u 1At Chicago Trtbuns.
noon u faFulvr named George Dart. living III
Spring ArI,r Township. eouth OF tlls place, tnok
dtss0 Of u'0rphlno and died the .atnU eyoRttla.
and waa Of unsteady habtts. tlc lcayea wlfe
aud sou.
Hptriat utspateh to IAs Chteaqo Tribune,
INDIANAPOLIS, 1ut., April 94.-Tholnna Hat}-
cock. u young matt ~ YGAra old. huuE hl.usolf
This evening III stnblo fQtis ml,ea north or Ihis
city, No CAUSE IL &asiHaea.
, 1881-04-25
A BURGLAR SHOT.

Special Dispatch to 1hs oaedso 1rtbnnt.
canr',, ,r,a, ,,rnnar.,,s,, T., .h,s a,,,, IA y
ueo,au i.isa, s.s yna' -. sn's Wy, aaa
tcrrlble strnR90 Win bnrRlar. anu during mo
adversary, Tho facts In tho case nro thcso: Mr..
irish nns roi,soa this 1uornbr by l,ts wife. who
thought she hoard burRIars IN tho sturo bclow.
lie hnstoncd down stairs, t,lh,ng With him, ut
his wife's suggestion, il revolver. As t,o wont
1n,vn h,,-rtoI r.,t.,nr. .rn-n tos.t -,,,.t,J, tt
ao"n nesl.uu -, auo1u'u.a me.o noasu ou's.ue NV
house, ana II Is noI'oVea oynll pastles eocorI'ea
TINT ut loaat ono or two mon wcro outside really
to fto|f tho ono w1o Wits Mt work II, tho stora to
WI n,vnv viii I'M rn'nanr Az dt,an A. ho
H. "t.a stso ~ .a ~ ~
fouled mun who was hurrsedly helping htnscIf
tn rnots. Ue hud ny,,lcnty rc,1oynd his sboos
, 1881-04-25
TIE FIRE RECORD.
At INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

AT 1NDlANAFOlalSs lNDs
= Special D1pateh to Tat Chicago Tribune.
1KpiAxAroL.s, April .4.-At m carly hour
this morning the Indianapolis Colin Works wcro
discovered to be on frs, and before tho ilntncs
could he suDduod tho entIre building wns do-
stroycd. entaihug II loss Of about $:u.000. Up
ward OF ,oot collins In various stages Of comp!c-
tton, wcro burued. which aloua aggregate sl0,oo0.
The insurance Ii placcl Ms follows. sl,tDo each
III tho 1t. Nicholas OF Now York, Commercial Of
Now York, Peoples Of Tret*on, n. j.. Wcst-
cllostor Of New York. Flro'nuu's Of New 3cr-
sSy, st. Lopis OF st, Louis, and Tralo Of
Ghr9TG IW oS S"ch hr,a1on ~ sne fNtma
xl,o!o ~ the Newnrk Of Newark. y; j.; md
s2.0o In the tAMrnra Of Clnenn9ti; $500
lumber n1d stock. It. Is considered csrtAln that
tho fro was tho work cF an fnccndinry. as 1t kad
!ts origin In q plip 1f lumber neat tho roof.
wtero no tlro could roach Il. About twenty-five
men nte thrown out Of employment. each ut
who.n loses a kit OF tools valued at from sl0u
to 4lE1, --.-
, 1881-04-25
TARRAGUT's STATUE.

A1th Vt AIR
spsetat Dl.pasth 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
wAs11saToN, d. C., April 2t.-Tno atty Is full
OF old saors aud bron1ol naval officers who
have come under sordera to participate in the
ceremonies OF tho s'nvo'l|nR OF the Farragat
statuo tomorrow. The statue and It's surrounds
tnYs mud tho houses in the adjacent squares hnto
buen handsomely decorated. a sQuatl of sAtoTa
has been bitsy about tho statue all dNy With
bunting. Tho Prnstl!ont'a housc has two in,-
1ncnso ilnRs suspended from tho top Of tho
port!co in honor OF tho cvont. mud also out OF
respect to tho widow Ut tho old
Admiral, who ia d quest ct tie President.
Tomorrow the Departments VIII be closed pnrt
of tho lay, and Il gala t!no ls expected Tho
procession will not be very lnrge enc, but tho
tho sailors, and tho nlddios have been drilling
for some aays. md all nFo
ANXIOUS TO }tEcRIEE CONTEMPLATION
frum tho experienced officers OF tho iand and
nnvul service who will ba hero to witness their
manuuvros. Tho additional nedostat for tho
base OF tho STATUE WIS greatly delayed. md did
not rcnch hero until last Th,ltsday. Worktnen
have been busy ever sInce. and It will 10
III position by tomorrow. Tho canyns covering
witt 10 removed from tho stntsto by Quarser-
master Knowlos Of tho navy, WHO was ordered
by tho executive of1loor OF tho Hartford TO fol-
low FarrnRut up tho shrouds during tho engage
meht fl Mobile tay. Rrd to lash him to tho rig
ding, which ho did. bartholomew DfRztns, who
was cnptatn OF Farrrgut's barge, will hoist tho
Ainirals lag Mt tho commencement Of tho cor
omon!es and hnnl it down at tho close.
THE GRAND STAND,
which fncca cast. will consaln tito Presfdent,
: Oab!uet, General Of tho Army. Admiral Of tho
Navy, Diplomatic Corps, orators OF tho day, tho
lion. D. w. Voorhees,, Horace Maynard, tho
sculptor, md tho Rev. Anthony brooks, Of Now
York. Space viii niso bo rosorvcd on this stahd
, 1881-04-25
NATURALIZATION LAWS.

HOW T11EY ARE ABUSED DY FOREIGNERS.
Hpsetdl Dlspdteh 10 5hs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. G., April @a.-The Hetiou OK
, our Stntc Department In requesting tho umpire
Of tho 6pnnist1-Amerlcan Clalms Commission to
rcopon certain cases Involving construction OF
Naturalization laws Will undoubtedly load to OK
tended discussion. The umpire has ohoscn to 70
hohind tho returns In tho mattqr OF naturaiza-
ton, ana to deny that tho possession OF . cortif-
cato Of naturalization 0y por1ou born III 8put-
ish possessions IL final proof ot American oitt-
zenshlp. A ccrtaln Span!arl named Rnjas ,gGs
tho owner Of m estate In Cuba valued at
*a000,0W. This eatnto wQs cnlhnrgOed. KpJRs
claimed American citizenship. and did como
10 tho United States, announce his intention to
becumo eltlzon, took out his first papers, nnd
thon returned to Cuba and lived four yours anu
4 half. After this hs aRni1 chnlo to tho Upltcd
statos, eamlng to hayo
SATISFIED THE CONDITIONS or TUE FEDEls-
Al. STATUTES
with respect to naturalization, md secured bis
nnai papers na o nAturallzcd citizen. During
this period OF four md half years his estatos
: wort oout!scatod by the Spanish authorities
In Cuba. lia claims that tho Commission
should nllow him tho full valuc Of his
estaso on the Eround TINT he vas A., An,oricai!
umpire declined to accept tho cert !lrate pr mt
uralIz4tion 40 absolute proof OF citizenship,
Hot&k Atn3HH " AHHlHH0kH& PtN2t tNHk HI1A9
bud satisfied thu lettGr ind aplrt Ut tho FoIeral
stntute, and decItlca that hts na!urllzatinn WINS
fraudulent. and TINT ho simply tanc TO tho
+. unItnd ktutes to lnRko convenience OF worry
lax !aws to h!s own advantage. Subsequently
being Involved in difficulties with tic Govern
mont Ut Ills nnttvo country,
lie CLAIMS PROTECTION OF TIE UNITED
grATES,
although ho never intended to reside In tho
United States, did not iive thoro tho i've yours
previous to the issu9nce Of MY h1nl uapors 90
.zoIshlp for tho protoeuon whch It would 9tya
him IN q foreign, country. Tho State Dopnrt-
nleit undoubtedly Will nafst thut tho umpire
shall not loolde nliunle. but must accept ltojas
certificate Of ctizsnanip tn tho tNeo Of tho TO.
hava kupwledxo or tue xreat abusra
practtccd upon our Institutions aud Uur gut-
fraKo 1y Iax natural xauon lnws aud fraudulent
naturalization vii. hopn that tho controversy
between tho state Department aud the bblulsh
umpire will result In IL thorough revision Ut cur
:. naturalization lawB ut tho nrxt cnnKruss. They
certAuty setm to rGiu1rG Sumo adequate sufe-
Ktlnt1s, Or etso Reyrrer p0iialtes KfoulA bg pro.
Yidcd Tor III improper enforcement OF thetn.
, 1881-04-25

BY ths Union Pacific Railroad Company forcnIn-
ppneahnn for The .tfnnspnrtauon q nialla, Ibo
"1nnt c'sme do z Tho %et!lSof or
cnrrod-namefy, $5silyo0-shouli bn applied by
tho ioycrnmont to tho paytnbnt Of honda its.ie1 M
ny tho Government In Md Of the construction ~
the rn.irt,nt. and that tho other half should DO
paid over III money to tito Company.
KNIT Moons
sccrptary ,W!ntlom listened 70 a long ar9u-
nry rulings AZ to knit Eoots. md scotch caps IN
uarticufar. Tho SECRETARY gnvo INSURANCE thRt
10 Injustice should 10 ab1o this American tn.
dftHtFr -
, 1881-04-25


DLooMsSnroa, Ill.,, April s4.-About midnight
list night Ja.ncs II. lirooks, u well.known younR
ntsorhsy, whtlo walking With frlond on Contro
strcct, near tho Court House, mot and pus1tl a
drunken man, who Immediately wh!Eloa about
ind htabbod him In tho back. Tho blow
stunned Drupka so ho d!du't fecl the cut, md
did not know no wus wounded until abme tlnte
latcr, when ho t1unt his clothing saturated With
blood, On examination It was found that tho
htnau Of Il Wide knIfu hnsl out through tho coat
and vast asHl bud 8trEok i,!vps at double
lcathor eo,.t,octing thu ytspeuslols. bud pollo-
tratpi thAt, at.d pierced tho llush 10 !. rib.
woand. Hut Tor tie loather tho
wounA would t,ayo hoon fatal. Tho sasue mun
who cut hin slnstletl ut several olhars, but
missed. shoM, Early thIs mnr,,in1 Alox: John.
so!l, drlyman Z, waH arrested, ei1arKea with tue
lllylnn ionp tho cutting, which I'D now innies.
Early this inurntl,x i iuan named Scott wGa
slashet avrnss t9o buck " razor ~ the banda
street. Tho wound Ia serious.
, 1881-04-25

CINCINNATI OBSERVES THE SABBATH.
olk01ahAT8. April 2L-To-dsy VIVA tho hEsr
Sunday In many years ou which NJ theatrical
performances wore given In GIaunnatt. A few
VI the resorts Gava frea instrunluntAl concerto.
All tho tAentrtuAl Inanauclr lnts l4st week
axreed to ucqAicscu in Muyor Alcans' order 10
close On Sunday,
, 1881-04-25
THE MINNESOTA RIVER.

Special Dtsrdfth 10 The ChfaGa Tribune.
sr. PAUL, Mlnn., April el.-Tho tlond in tho
Minnesota Htror Ia rho grcatest ever known. 1t
ID now highest Mt Mbntevldoo, whore tho Chip"
t,owa Joins. tho minnesota, but tho watcr Ia
rising atI Tho wny down, md placos below Will
suffer Tomorrow. A Mrnteylleo dispatch snys:
"The Chippewa and Minnesota Rivers roso
nbout four foot lust night. aud still rising.
Tho lower part at this town IN under
watcr, mud many ssnall buildings are
RDtng down atrcntn to-day. Over two
mics Of rnitroAd track Is wnshed out and over
Howof. Tho water IL several feet higher thnn
cvor before KNOWN, The whole valley Ia vast
hike fur miles UP and duwn. 10th rivers uro
rislnr at tho fato Of thrct nohos HI hour. The
Hood approaches tho dimensions OF n lclugo.
EvorythtnR bctwnen the bElltfs Ia undor water.
Tho now trn1. bridge has bcen. swept awuy a1,l
carriell half a milo lpwn Htream. Tho sutton IL
Surrounded. Two dwellings and a s'auRhtet-
md ara moving away with the tloous Tho wntct
Ia foot deep OIL tho yrfstmill floor. Evory-
whcro on tho lowlautls Is whter. We havo had
10 raln, and tho great f1oo Is all tho result OF
tho n1eltIng of the saow.
"8p. m.-Soverat moro email buildings havo
boon awapt away, and tho water Is up to tho
second story Ut the houses thut rei1nln on tho
bottoms. Several bualncss-hunses ut tha t0wor
end OF First atreot atu tlooad on tho first tloor
Tho rnI!ruad bridge has cHroenod ovor OF! QUO
constructing honins. THO wator Ia rising Ut tlo
rnto Ut two inches pcr hour. at1d 1t ruins"
Tho wntcr Gs Mankato was above hiHh-wator
nhrk, md ut tho DNtEst report wns still rising at
tho rato Of threo-quarters ot IN Inch per hour.
At st. Potter tho water rt,ao seventeen tnGhos In
aa s %as xSssnx m w. ow
.ho Mlnnesota Val!,sy. and. poopls as blake!y
ysstcffay wer nak M a to mGye
waa ut sho ratio Of two inohos. per hour. satur-
tlny night the wator at Now uln roao eighteen
, 1881-04-25
WITHDRAWING NOMINATIONS.
Speetul Dyedtth to 1hs ChttaQo Tribune,

speclal Dlsedtth to 9ns Chttaqo 1rtbnn4
WAs1ua0ToN, Apri! .t.-1t Ia sRil that tho
nomination Ut 5fenry 9, ttussett to bo yoatmns-
ter ut Eufauln, Ala., was Withdrawn In defor-
cnoo to tho wishca OF sonutor l'uRn, OF TINT
state, who resides Ut Euruula, The 0lllro Ia now
hpld by ono Locke. y Democrat, who was 80 sure
OF tho election df Hancock that ho Ind hs teati-
tnnhia!s ready for presentation to hlu. Russell
IN all uctiyo Republican, Tho withdrawal Of tho
notnlnntlon Of ex.Goy. Holden, to bu continued
PuatInaster NJ italoiHn. N. C.. anil tho .nomjna-
tton ot John Nichols 1T lila place. has brought
cx.Gov. Holden and Ills frluuds tu &hls city,
wheES they arc labortny ~ secure hs relns,ass-
Man1 :.
F0ltEluN N1Sl8TEAs,
1tts now stated ihat Tho lion. lame4 Monroe,
ex'C4uyrpasmun from tho ObeF!a, O., d{s.
. tEtct. will 10 appointed s1!n!ster to nruzil, 10
s1eoeed i}eury II. ltl!inrJ, OF ueorgia. who caF.
tanty will be removed. bir. 0guFHe =. M4rsh,
Ninst+r 10 ltuIy, has alsu Indicated hs desIro
y retire from that Eost. Dr. }. ii. Usegory, OF
illinois, IL sndaavoriuY to securo the appoint.
meut
THE uA1oS PAcIFlu ConMonAxvs.
10 tA4 Ife.tsFr. Assoetat<d Hresl
WASHINGTON, y. c., APRIL .1.-A petition has
been tlp1d With III uulted 6sates Court ot Clatna
, 1881-04-25

Special DhpateA to Tne CAseaes Trtb4.nA
i1KLAvAs, Wis, April s4.-Tho water has been
rising for several days. and FrIday evouing
little before O'Clock, tho dam at DclAvnn Lake
broku. and lot 4 vast volume Of water loose
which Mt once carried away tho two brldgcs 10.
twocn this place aud tho hike. and tore several
piles frtn tho rNilroatl Bridge At nbnllt tnI.1.
night tho hrt'fgc bntweon town aud tho nenf md
Dumb Institute wont out, and ut ot,en tho dam
npposit ~ opencd y gay ct aSo.1t tosty foot;;
t,rt'fgcs Gotwecn hero and uofott uso beloved 10
bO XUne.
, 1881-04-25
a CUSTOMS "nLACK LIST"
Special Utspatch to 1hs Uhtraao Ir4klHs.

OTTAWA, April ai.-A list termed "blssk
list" hna been printed by tho Departmental
Custums, and sent to eysry Collector III tas
Dominion. It eontnins tho unules of all United
statcs oxportora who hny0 nt uuy limo gIyopln ln'
tho custonB-revetuo to ba neErnuteI, cut
iootor9 nr0 dirooted By circular to pny part1cdat
attention to all ontrlea Ut goods. machinery, u
IN ttta connuesion tho Cfiss'. says that tie sua @
Of $ll,i00 bus beon collroted 1T tho Port d
Cltttoi,. ,oxtrA duty on four atncnde!l onttei q
irul bridge MATERIAL entered at that p9's oF
, 1881-04-25
HORTuARY,


1pteasl Dtssaf*t to 1As CatAaaa TttAant.
noc,tstLg, ILL.,. April si-1he tuusrul services
OK Atf. Wtbiutn HIly. QUO Ut our uldest and
hers to-day. Consumption wxs shu oau1e ot his
IeStG. ~. .
OF Ms. i. I1uRdiuy, Tpa buried here to-day
Mrs.. Ryan arrived h1ru IRON Michigan only lust
week 10 speua thu summer With her daughter.
, 1881-04-25
ANNA OSBORNE,

BpEtEaE UUp1t<N 10 7H4 EHttd3Q If11HH1t
EAST BAalHnW, Mleh., April Et-The. woman
Anna Osborna. IN account Ut whoss arrest for
adultery With lialbl Joaept nerg nj Chicago was
Hfven BY TltE TutnuNE ycstordsy, Il well known
here, llcs right namo ID Ellsey, aud Sue cano
hero from Cleveland III November, 1si9, bring~
lug with her two younv twin daughters, with
whom sho started a house OF prostitution, Bha
tion md tho Rtrls aent 10 tho CLEVELAND llnmnnv
elrcae where trey huw arg. The woman Yavo
ilotro!t, wns rcionsad, xs.i returned hors. abv
theh wunt 10 Hay City, Mhvra shv met Herg.
llor husband II ROw Vi Eric. and a lotter WIS
received huso fuw tnys alnpa from ha, ,nlk.
iuK iutlustIo4 III to tho whereab outs OF hls WlYe
, 1881-04-25
HANNIBAL. MO.

Spsetaf Hspateh 70 1hA Chicago Tribune.
HANNIBAL, blo.. April al.-Thc river continues
to rtso. It rosn four inches fn the past twonty-
four hours. Most OF tho damage done Ia to icc-
houses. The frcshot will reduce tho crop SO
tint thoro will not bo moro leo than Hann!bal
will ct1sti,r,o this summer. Tho sny Lovee re-
mn!tts tntaet, but It IL nothing Bhort uf miracle
Time. md It pan baroy escape many hours
n,nro. Tho river Ia four tnat.0s ahovo tho laat
lt.no frosaet. Eyeryhotly y: :doaorli9E tho sDy
, 1881-04-25

j., sy*<ta1 ptsateh 70 Tht c7tsaeo Tribune,
FAAao, uak., April A.-Thars, IL not much
change In the river to-day, except thAt 1t bus
Hsan few feet. making !u all prohahiy Asseea
foot. The Hats asu oyeruowcd, and tho woter IL
up " tho wlndowa pf several houses, The inhabl-
tAnA OF which desertsd tham. 0sAud!u
l. Alxops warehouse 10 inundated.
Tho atcamnrs Grsndu and Pluck Aro
, 1881-04-25

avail tho action OF tho District Court on n
not discovered until this morning. lilo "A no
doubt lhctnber Of Il largo gang of orooGA as
fao hs ~ st'Ts II 1rec naxe
Hatt Ncw Yurk, ami Philadelphia. Ito Il vory
small. WbIshlnR only lou pounds, nnd could
On8Ily pAs8 for Wpnlntl.
, 1881-04-25

Hp4tIdE IHspd1tE 10 The Chicago 7f15Vf9s
TORONTO, April H.-A meeting OF tho ProSsr
iohal Directors Of the Ontario 4; Snult Sto. NaHs
HALLWAY Company was hcid In tho Itossa hoats
in this olty Fr!lay afternoon tor tho purpose OF
organiztn1. the company. A stock aubscrlptooaa poa
uons by those prUsont rnachod $h, ,OU, thls beIs
thu ntn0llnt necessary TO he subscribed praos "
the portnnncnt organization. .t.
Tho E0loatto Church Association 's a1oM@. 1oM.rs, T.
dYDanu on Rncni1nt Ut the Illness u MI. nto
ford. II he repoyrss na viii not rocutar pup''
, 1881-04-25

TWELVE YEARS, IMPRISONMENT.
Special Dupateh to ne Chicago 1rtburs
f1rTsuuitt1, April .k-Cook Hall, for tho muir.
dor Of Enmn Fostor In houso Of I1l.tan,p III
this city In Jhnuary Inst, was to-day sentenced
10 twelve ycars in tho Western ponIlontfnry,
Tho won,nn oatr,a here from Cincinnati whero
eho was reputabty connected. Tho case Ind nt-
trnoted onstdothblu.attcntiont throukh0ut tho
country. Hull WINS drunk whan be colntnfttrti
the murstcr, WHICH tho Jury considered tnltl.
outing circumstance. This was all TINT sRvc0
h(hl from the Raftuws.
, 1881-04-25

Special pispaleh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
Dua,EE, ILL.,, April s4.-Tho river at this point
is still rising. 1t IA now tho highest ovor known
by tho oldest settler, anu thoro Is no prospect Of
its Rul1,g ,lown. There ia great dnmngo being
.lone. Tho Illinois Iron & Dnlt Compnny aud
Star Manufacturing Company arc preparing tO
run ilIg stoa.ll, Il hoMry raln-storn snt iu thts
afternoon, und still continues.