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, 1881-06-18
-FOUR HOURS SHORTER.

MctlNE0on. H., tune 1o.-Tho Chicago,
Milwaukee i st. l'anl Railway Company llas
Just put oil Il now passenger Train. known ~
the AfcGregor express, between this polnt
md Chicago, via Dubuque, leaving Chicago
between s and 0 y. Ill.,, md arriving here at .
o'clock n, ILL.,. III tiHla to collueot with tho
p1ssotlXertrafn to st. Paul, o, tho Iowa tE htIn-
nesnta division, nrtl nlsn passenger the truln
tu Sioux Clty, OH l0wn Il Dakota Division.
Tho traln returns 10 Chicago, Yla Dubuque,
in the evening, lcaytng here ut $50 u. III.
wny. This train arrives in Chicago al 7:aa5
a. I'll.
, 1881-06-18
GEORGIA MATTERS.

ATLANTA, Oa,, June 17.-To-day the con-
tract for building tho Macon Il Brunswick
Extenson from Macon 10 Atlanta, 100 ml1cs,
was lot Ia Il. q, Houston 4 Co., the contract
ors WHO built tho Cincinnati Southern, 1t
is currently reported OIL the streets to-.tny
TINT tho Louisville l. Nashville has bought q
BLOCK Ut the ElIeI.mon,l 4 l,anv!lls Katlroad,
sufficient to glyo tie former Company con.
troll OF tho Kluiinon.! Il Danylllp and tIiIaa
controlled by that Company. While no olla
Is willing ID :Atntg tflat tile r.lll,0r Is we'll
founded, sltll tbs Impression IN railroad CIR
cles prevails that tile rl.Mor Ia true.
, 1881-06-18
4 rEIaue1Flu sTo,sst.

ApfesaI Dkp0.th q Tht Chlfago TFihNNs.
MAs,sTEE, Alo'l., Junu ia terrific
storu, passed oysr tl.ls city yesterday ,lorl,-
lng ut y o'clock. wrcckfng telegraph, connsc-
ton Il, every direction. Blirlgl.y's mill bud
the Iron root and a!tllny partly torn on, A.
u. Smiths house, near t'rtor's Mill. WIS
slruok by lightning aud set on !!tp, NsIs
Kelly, standing III ii,a ttoor, was struck down
and almost kiI!aA. A lArKa lot, Of sliding ut
l]abeoukta HlilI. aud lumbar aud sll!ugles vt
Cellars everywhere arpllnl fowl wars,
ilo0ied, Lightning atrtlck John i.,ilys st,ro-
frqnb but did 4ltttIa tlag.aEc, Tluindct
nial ltghtn!1tg rNarWt INCREASINGLY. fUr halt ~
sA1Sji 10 cyery direotlaS fhe icaas leaI,
lux fr0ih: kfnntsl0o Hero ptfed and eross-Illlel
with talten tInher. 30 furious wns the hAr-
G,trs,s rsHs md lsgaaz that a'l mills qalt work
, 1881-06-18
a DA9TAtsDLY yVHETCII.
Epfeial fltspdffh tn 1hS f.hteano 11fhnns.

LINCOLN, Nob,, J,In1 l7.-An nttempt was
n,atu yesterday ,lnrnng by n young ll,an
,lnmed Edward Il. Thomansot, Of Kuhr,lcy,
this State, to wreck the passenger train be-
ton 4 Missouri Iioad, becati,se tic couductS,r
refused to carry film FREQ a day Or
80 previous. 1'h0mnllsnl piled rocks atfl
ties OH the truck Mt q pnfnt. whnra tie cnryA
wns Steep anil tue, li2l! Glnhankinemt lAatl9
A boy luckily observed the obstrlcliol,s mid
prevented the disaster by giving timely
nlArnl. TlpnlansDn WIS captured attt
brought to this city to%tay,
, 1881-06-18

ALBUQUERQUE, N. H., Jnno 17.-Charlos
Allison, Lew!a Perkins, and Henry
Walls " the notorious ronA agents,
woro invetgled Into livery sta-
bio here. today, wllere they ,wero
immedlately covered by: twanty revo1yers
and capturnl by men WIN were Beoretea LII
tho stable for Tie PURPOSE There Ia. a rs-
wartl Of 81, i,00o for Allison, all 500 eacl for
the others.
, 1881-06-18
VIOLATING TIE CIVIL RIGHTS
Z HILL.

HpReIat 0@Eu1uN 70 3HE LH1EH9V 3yI0HHk.
ATLANTA, f;n., June t7.-Ten respectable
citizens Of Montgomery County, l,nmcal
James Palmer, W. A,iatns, TIlolnns Morris,
August AtorrIs, AIgernon Dra.ly, Richard
1'ra,ly, W. barley, a1nl James 1Iuchar, arc
betng tried be(ore Commissioner Wndu, Mt
Savannah. charged with violations Of the
ClyLI-litgllts bill. u appears that, f0ur
nights since, Jorry 1lnlnttto,l, a negro man,
tho section iii WHICH l,o resided, was takell
from home alMl 10 bNdly beaten by u purity 0f
nsaskeA men TINT !,e tlesl from tile effects OF
tic treatment. ALI the parties arrested nre
and there Is much Interest III the case.
, 1881-06-18

FoRr SMITH, Ark, Jmho 17.--Judge Par
kur tAis Marntng sentenced ueorge W, Dad
gett, Patrick Midtown, lillian nr0wl,, aud
Moses Manly to be lung tie oil Of 8eptetl-
llerlor various murders committed IN lutlian
Tgrritpry, These man WBre triB! ut thu prts-
ont cdMrf, and having he0n ft,thtt guilty will
lang unless they Teeoly1 Executive olais-
ellGy.'{.. 49, j.
, 1881-06-18

NEw YonK, June t7.-The Ercnf,'a I'o*t
aays: Many rulnors arc current respecting
thu affairs nf the trunk line rntlroA,l, but
trustworthy Information on the subject Is
lnrd tn gct. From MI that we lIenr, Vutldcr-
bill l6ltts wlInt Mny tn called the bnlanct. or
lnwer. nlll cur keep nfTnfrs unsettled for q
, 1881-06-18
KANSAS,

KANSAS C1rY, >Juns i1.-D!spatches and
lettors received by leading agricultural lua.
plataant dealers OF thls city from different
parts pr Kansas report that west Of lins
fr0m Concurdia, oil the ceAtralia Branch
Railroad south, to Elk CITY on the Kansas
CITY, Lawrolsca u Southern, tho wheat
crop will he atoye the averagu.
Thts embraces the Winter wheat district.
East Of the aboye-nnmel line there will not
be more than half 4 CROP The wheat crop
pt tho entire 6tata will not probably be ~
lar8e w llat Of four years ag0, but the Ge1a-
the State. The corn crop looks we'll. and
promises to ba tho largest ever harvested In
, 1881-06-18
!. JUsT1FIADLE HOMICIDE.
Hpsftat Utspateh % IAf.4Affaaa Tribune.

SPnls0FiElD, ILL.,, juno 17,-Goorge Wat
kins, who fatally stabbed John Goodman at
bcfore Judge Xa1,s, OF tl,o Circuit Court. !; 1t
appearctl. froM tho eyiuanca presented tint
Watkins killed Good1nnn under fear. OF l0s-
INK Ills own life. Judge Hana deciGed tint
Tic ',umlcEtlo was jnsttttaDle, aud Watkins
was discharged FROM custody. ,, -.,'
, 1881-06-18

Il, aaOttla, DspateA to n. Chicago Tftsun4. =.
NEW 0nt.EASs, La., Junee 17.-The rev.
ftaoa n At'ataett died Inst night Of aunstroke,
asFas 10 yeara old. a priest, and latterly
= ssfa slx deatI1s by saMstroke to1iay, i,joIusi.
If. Ysf.. ya''tiusen,'n cotton.buyer, ,ot New
, 1881-06-18
lRtSHMEh.


8p<stas U11atsh % tn CAIeaso IF3kUNs.
nuuuQuE, H., juno l7.-A. v, t'aunau,
President OF tho Statn Land League, dolly
cred an address this evening IM Washington
l'ark, bptoEu large crowd, lIe urged th0
lnuulbess 10 e0Htll,ue In tho good work, and.
lll i few lhore years, l!ley would Ree bettar
the result It hui brought about. Yha meet.
Ink cIIse1 with three cheers for tle Land
Leakua QAa It4 Preataunt,
, 1881-06-18

spttfdt Ittpdfta to 7As chicago Tstb,lnt.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June i7.--'l'his morn
ing six prisoners werg brought III frOlIl VnIl
l3uren County anil lotiRctl lm jail. 'rlIuy arn
charged with hnvinR lbcc,, In II conspiracy 10
murder i.nwls Sweden, who two wrecks ngo
WIS slIot mil kIlletl wt,n sitting o., the
ynra,.tla Of Ills ,noutia!m II,inc near tin IT.
Tic viltaKo "f Clinton. The proof hgni,Ist
thef4 Ii mainly clrcuIlstanttnl, but Is beleye,t
slrBltg enough 10 rollyfct- They wern cDll-
fined ~ Clinton jail, l,nl weru brought here
tor ss,fe kcaIlng, rs their friends threatened
stntcll tliat Sulae lttec,l t,ersnt,s nrH tinpit~
called II! tho illlraet+ Officers aru hunting
for suspected PARTIES. -,
, 1881-06-18

Spsttd1 D1spo1th 70 The Ehaea0o 7ffbttnt4
lSnfASAPofLs. Ind. June 17.-Ari1clcs ot
association Of tllo Valparaiso Il LII Cross.
sallr"ad were filed to..ay with tho Secretary
Of Stnte. The line Is to he twelse ntilrs IN
lnnEtl. mud VIII fN.n GnlInccting link between
lie toa!i'bass, Chicar,' ( Imdia' "t.. te,,tri dt.
ltoads. IhonIas u. Messler, Vice President
q tllc tEnnsylvnnia Company, l'olds the
Board Of DIRECTORS.
, 1881-06-18

- 7'sP#sFs
longing 10 Z. WOlat,nvypr, II deaf mil dumb
cmp'Dy6 Of tho Fox River House, containing
l,ts c'otllcs, nbout st00 In money, Sl,iO0 III
,intcs, n go'l md IT silver watch, was stolel,
from the Fox River Iinusc lust cvculitx bc-
tweGh D n1ltl II o'clock. The thlleyrs ciilctGtl
at elItrailca through Il lack wi,tl0w. frn,n n
slc.'.. They Atole q boat, ,Scnt sOwn Iii,
as, % a'' watcI'os t si aiI M ieit s's to trnt i, py MI
clothes Or! shore. No ctcwto the thieves las
l}egn 1btunetl rs yet,
, 1881-06-18

.EnroKi', Ind; June T.-Aleck Simpson,
q populnr asld wcll-known physician of Sill
vervllle, this county, was arrested the other
day and lodged iii jail III Shoals, Martin
County, cliargetl with attempting to shoot
and kill lra Cobb. IT. Lynnyllle, 4 fow nights
SINCE, Two other pcrsois nre snlh to lo con-
Baker, has succeeded In making his escape.
, 1881-06-18
lTVRDAY. JUNE 18, 1ss1-SIXTEEN PAGE

sast 1'resf.icnt, tiarrctt has contemplated IT,
lln Will sno1i plit in,n execution. Mr. is,N>crt
Jarrett. hs non, will tllcl, probably l,c liailr
llead"ol thu great c1rM'TalluM. 1'Ilc real
cirttHes nf thu rt,sKIIatItla have nut set l,eell
'astertaIned. although all sorts Of will rll-
HDrs continue 10 circulate.
, 1881-06-18

.., &GtQtkA AN 14N4tSANNGs
.The fact that the Erie atd the New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio Kallroatls l'ave ac-
qMtretl control Of tie charter and right Of
way Of the Chicago u Atnntic Hallway, and
that they will Immediately construct tho llno
from Marion, o., to Chicago, llas heretofore
been announced in r.tE rnlNrxE. rllls OK
tension, which will glye tho Erie, III col.llcc-
t[1n With tllg Now York, Pennsylvania t&
Ohio {Atiantfc 4 Hrcak WesgGA), II, wlllcl,
1t has d larKe interest, an independent iiNu
Into this city, WILL lJH completed, 1t H. ex-
tectett, before the aud Of tllts your, Grading
Is now g0lng 0n all along tie line, and mast
Of tho iron llas Rlseally h<.eIl contracted for,
Mr. j.. II. ueyercallx, PRESIDENT nf tho
New York, TeNilsylyall!a Ohio, Alnj Mr,
Samuel r, Smith, l'1ealdent Of tbs Chicago
i Atlantic, hRya bee!t In tAe cits tor thu hat
two dAya for tng purpose 0l finding way
!nto Clilcagn, AMI t9 asran3a fur tcr.AInnl
faet!itIes;. ,Tl!!ey tesAs T. = H., Gg4iaFsnS9 Wy!
ln4iall',, ct ule Grall parttlv Yesterday, and
pcsn completed by wliluli tilGs. s.hew Etia ispsd
tila Twelfth strset .ispott 4treight hnuscs
This arrangement will ixohably prevent
the new Nav York, Gkt ihmts y CA(cagO
ltoa4 from also us!1lE. the' AYts.turn 4ndtdiIA
tracks Into tho city. II H. Understand" "t1ln&
(i.e Ofl!cora OF tic New Yo2k, bt,. I0utsiH
curs a tflo llllnUls Cenlfal 10 secure ii, un-
trance into tho city oyer tho tracks OF that
road. = III 81.
, 1881-06-18

~ 1k4F01NE4Af IN :. !
aRedt Dlspoteh ia TAt CAisaso 1ttknas. :.-
tasoSuh. IT,, Juno 11-Tho Republicans
sh!!e,ksQn =! Townsb!p met at thd Court House
~ aeseiIlng, and selected twanty,seye.l dele-
M 70 attend tbs County Convention,
<S's'l meets tomorrow ut DuilaittBou, = '.
, 1881-06-18

CARSON crrr, New. June l1.-Art1cles of
incorporation pf the Salt LIKE IL Western
sa1lroad were il1el here to-day. The road
will run from Salt Lake through Neva,a to
San Francisco. to c01npete with tile Central
scheme,
, 1881-06-18
LIGHTNING.

sptetal Dtspateh 10 TX chitago Tribune.
0AnLISvlf.LE, III, June t7.-,Jaulcs Oan-
nor. Il welt-to-to firlner living few miles
east of this city, WIS struck by light
Ming and Instantly killed during Il thunder
RtorI'. to-day. Two horses were killed at the
BNIie time,
, 1881-06-18

KILLED WHILE COUPLING CARS.
apte&al utspafth to 7ha chteaqo Tribune.
NAnoy, lntt,, June 17,-This afternoon
William liansey wns Instantly killed whtie
coupling c9rs OH the Ta!etlo, Delphos 4 bur-
nile child, with but llttle 10 llyoon.
, 1881-06-18
SCALI]Ep,

spxesdt u'Fpateh 10 Ihe Chie61o 1Ttbun&.
BooSE. H., June l7.--Jcas Schall, h T-year-
old boy, fell into vat Of boiling water In L.,
Az. Xtunb!emar's brewery this morning. lilo
was seen 10 fall, and WIS Immediately pulled
out. but was horribly scaltle.l. liz Is still
alive, and hopes are entertained of saying
, 1881-06-18
At1NNEsOrA AND DAKOTA.

5peetas Dtspateh to Ths thseaqo 7ttbnns.
W1S0S.., Mlnn., June 17.-.rho following
cro!~rcuosts, embracing sectlon OF SuutIl-
nrn Minnesota and Dakota, vera received to-
.lay:
st. Charles. Minn.-Wcat looks poor and
Is thin on light ground. ClIncl,-bligs aru
warktng lard
Cintiiu1tl, MEnH.-Wileat looks fair for the
best ytel.l for the lsst three years Some
working by tile oh!llclrbngs.
Clarenont, Alnn.-Wheat Is thin on the
grunnd, but doing we'll. Heavy ralus for the
Inst twh tlnys hate lieipod NIL crops.
Wasccsl, Affnn.-f'r0s,ects for wheat good.
although tho heavy raIns OF the past few days
layo proved detrimental 10 tho lowl-uud
crops,
bfaukato, Mlnn.-incessant raIns for the
past twD weeks liaye visited this section.
Wheat ls not heavy except 1li low lands.
Corn Ia gu0a, but wectay, md ITO oultfvnttng
can ba done on account OF tho wet soil. Flax,
which was lurEely H0w1, !s looking nice.
Redwood Falls, Attnn.-Crop-pfospect ara
encouraging, with thu exception OF tlla c0rns
whicl, is almost n failure. Wheat Ii nbuut
rs fur advanced us lust ycar, notwithstanding
the late spring, On SONIC low land 1t IL yel.
low uiItl weeuy.
Garry, Dn9.-Wheat OIL high lands Ii look.
ing we'll, while on low lnnds Il is poor. Alt
crops aro weetly. Ofc0rn practically there
will l,a nn crop, Us Into ratlls allA frost hava
worked agntl!st It. Farmers, are encouraged.
as there t!As been no gt!0M er0E here slica
bDfnra the Rrassll0ppers vlMtetl ns.
Wntnrtown, Dak.--.All feel jnhllant 0ver
the croltnrospects. Ft!rnsrs who M eo!ns q tlls-
plies say TINT wheat could, not bu better.
Torn wis not planted MDtl,tlantly. aud las
hcun nlppod by fr0st. Oats md barlcy ara
butll looking well.
Aurora, Dnk.--Grops Of all kinds are louls,
Ink vol, n1al all farmers report fns0rAhty.
The only fcars are that tho heavy rains Which
wo Are MNW lInyflX may provo serlUllA.
l5rookfngs, Dak.-tirnfl& Is lnnkiug tlne. 1t
llDrg Wlteat was soWll tllutl !aat yenr, MID
other Rsafn in proportion. Heavy raf. aud
wlIH( stor!ns have visited W for tllo last two
duys, 1t Inns btlrIetl a0lf.e fluids Ut grain in
The Itlutl, md utmost destroyed tho corn.
l!uron, Dak.-!4nst wtNtar's heavy a.lowa
and this sprlnE's, rallis Aayp completely
changed The condition Ut the soli fruta Il year
nEo. Although not teuc. ,wllcat, wgs sown
except oil this spring i brelking, It Is looking
well, and bids fa!r to be good orUp.
, 1881-06-18
suS-sTROKEs IN ST. LOUIS.

~ AAcStAs9 AH 9As AobA6s
,sr"Lou1s, NO., June 'l7,-Aftrr. several
e!ls o. Intensely warm weather, during
salct The mercury reached q maximum Of %
sxtess sss In tic sllado, and aqme lalf-dozen
,MsaslrpRes occurred, two OF. them fataI, tbs
kkIsstat,l1a 9seG changed Inst night, and to-day
, 1881-06-18
a PREMATURE EXPLOSION.

Quincy, Ill.,, June H.-t're,l V0ge, and
Anlone Aucr, two men employed In the
anarrles south OF tho city limits, woro tla,,-
gcrously hurt tllts forenoon by the unux.
peetttl alschnrge Of n blast. They tlnvc beuil
Apairet! Of.
, 1881-06-18
ENEUuTION.

CoLonApo Srntyas. Gallo. June 17.--Will-
,s Lam i aa satin'y stas tas l'a W. IL canty @
Ills innocoucn fr0m Tie scaiIDl.l. When tie
trap aprltljK tho r0l,e pr0kp, ail4l although the
!lasE Yas htokun by the fall, he vas again
, 1881-06-18

AVeIlEc, June 17.-rhe ol.lest tnhab!tant
~, , not telnomher such weather. Not only
n'. S4a seeds: but potatoes, lit outlying par-
~, .s, havs been nippeA otf by the last two
afats' frost, g.. -,
, 1881-06-18

SENTENCE OF a GltAvE.noBDMR.
DErlo1r, june H.-1slol,nrd Butler, tor
graye-fobbing, was this afternoon sentenced
to tive Yoafs In State .1'rison,-the, first cola-
ylctlon p1al sentence for: tlsls otfanse he1a-
abouts for, years. Physicians privately
4'rge.! . light sentence. by The , Judge was
public Is pr0portI0n&t0iy delighted.
, 1881-06-18

4 F0nUETFu1s rELEGNAPuER.
Tn0Y, Kas; juno l7.-A -raIroa4 accident
Troy aud WatllerR." "a construction traln.
hack!n9 down to Elwootl, came into 'aal!L
sIA4 at cn1ye with A'frelkht ttalM going:
west, both trains ruuplns at the usual Bpeeu.
, 1881-06-18
THE PEOPLE SAY so.

spsetal DasatsA to tn chicago 1tsssaa.
DEoAru1s june i7.--The citlzens OF
Decatur pronounce W. @. Coup's four-nng
circus and hlppodtome tho largest and beat
j. 4. II. Ewes, City Marshal.
, 1881-06-18
APPOINTED CONTRACTING AGENT.

Special Dispa!eh IL 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CLEvEiASn, .tnne 1T.-'rhc fact wns Ill.
vttlgrt it,.,lay that J. H. i'cabutly l,as beer,
appointed Contracting Freight Agent Of tlle
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati 4. lntllnn-
aDnlfs ttailr0a,!.. ile co,itrart4 f0r Western
i!retglil nn1y. lie was connected will, tic
ind d hnlt aen atnca With tii,e n l.,ts itsc,
2 tle;tler In grnllI. This clIll,ke goes Into cf-
feet ttt-ijIprrUW, -.'
, 1881-06-18

SHOT HIS TRAVELLING, COMPANION.
HAN FnANcIsco, Cal. June 17,-Thonas
/ Drew, enRIMecr Of the Dadla. County llospl.
tal, killed Hurry Cook. with whom he was
travelling, lll SEARCH 0f . QsReslt at gold, nsAr
Hot Springs. D1oW, says She autaa Id 'scit-
1pfenrV,, '~~ ~, ~ ;er;::,. !. - II
, 1881-06-18

BUFFALO STILL FALLING, ,
l3uPFAI0, June l7.--Joseph Welsh and
john Harris, painters, were fatally Injured
By the full OF a scatrold III tho Central Depot.
, 1881-06-18

ay ae'sneed t. f"s eoaso II M asri' WIiaa Xafisa
Bro*lI, Patrick M,t;owAfl, Aml0s .Mutlcy,
Mlnl Abel AtalIey to l'a hnt!Rrtl IN tl,r Nli. 0f
September tl1xl for tniirlrrs committed it1
different parts VI tlle 1mllnn Territory.
, 1881-06-18
THE O'DONNELL MURDER TRIAL.
SPtetat UtspateA E0 IAt Qhleaao 7ttbMMe.

JoLlET, ILL.,, .tJtlne l7.--Evldenco for tho
: slefe,lso. closed to-1liglt In tl'a O'Donnell
murder oase. The argument will take place
to-lnorr0w and the case 60 tUthc Jury. Coutl-
sel for tile defense ,yas yesterday increased
by the employment nf CNpt. llill. a yer-
from the oharactsr Of tlle evidence brought
out, "a, :,
, 1881-06-18

FLOOD AT BRADFORD, PA.
DnAprolt', l'a., June 17.-'I'llo Tuna Crock
oyertlowcd Its banks this morning. Sey-
eral sections of tha city arc undor water.
aiany l., fnt'!Ss , Wsre conpe!c to move oHt
,,lAtQl,
, 1881-06-18

The caboose of tte construction sraln. con-
taining. workn,cn and several boys who Ind
hccn allowed 10 climb on, WINS struck by Tho
co'iple Of i!atf caTs. Gharles McGauiey, of 1
~. .tOscp!i. GfMpl0yctt un the train, aud
Frank wheeler, nResl II years, son
nfDC; Wheeler, nf Troy, were Instantly
VI The pnRtne. William Dunil, al, s,ipioy;..
Mn: 20 ba.'!y Injured Tint hi canlpt live, md
William Costerfiun atrl A1nrtis M,ll0y wern
.srlnltsly Injured. Al inquest held by tha
nt Wnt'lora Ind received or,lerx 10 hold tho
fycigt-trnEh Until tic construction train hail
passcd down. tic lcll tl,is order fur twtl
!Ioirs. never ptlt 0ttt n signal. aItl wHi tho
although he Ind ln'a, conversinr viii, 1 tl,e1
conductor. Tie Coroner frrcsiGd 1t. j. jt,W.
G!s. the opctat'r, who IL now in custody 1t
, 1881-06-18

~: NEW DlsUNsyvIoK. E,s:i &,
ttas..HscAsrf.E, ts. N H., June ia heavy
sSsstefe tnefe aud in this vicinity last night,
, 1881-06-18

received q .llspate. requiring llsnillcIal sery.
Ices at Hraidwond, It man having becn acot-
.lentaiIy kille,t III coal-nlllle Mt that pIacc.
NaM1o! mud particulars could not be ascer-
tQtIIcd.
, 1881-06-18
',AfFTItJtEN,

DENVER, Colo, June l7,-,John OtI1ara d.
liheratsly aiiot = 6wads named lsaaeson. at
Park City. :TAa yletl8 Will dIe. Tia muir
derer escapad.;x =
, 1881-06-18

CAUGHT 1ff A COW.CATCHFn.
Special DhpateA to 1ns chteaso Tribune.
,CAHltoaLTox. ILL.,, Ju.Ia 17.-AlIss Bella
Graham, who resides near Kans. In this coin.
ty, was caltgl,t and thrown by the cuw-catcll,
ar from the ratrnad traek this afternoon,
and Ia supposed t0 ba fatally Injured.
, 1881-06-18

LOUISVILLE, n.y., juno t7,-The jim
l'rowII, tn trying tn lall4 this morning nboilt
6 5o'clock with iIcr tow, rnn Il linc ashorp. It
got foul IN tlls wleg|, niu sse tlriftntl dow,
against U'Ne1ll & t.".'s eoal Aeet. al Flny.t
street, brcaklng two loAtle,l con-lnrRrs lt,slse.
LINES wFsc rim t.! them tr0tn the Drown'R
tow, bllt tiiay could mt stop tI,eh,. U,n Or
tlte l,argrs nltIk mid turnrtI uycr nt the Mnll
wing NJ tie ttaiM badly brnl;ci, ntl slttk. The
!Etrgcs contained between 11.D0U alni 9G,0lO
bushels Ut cDat. IIISs, s5,Otai Onr Of ttle
Drt,wft's cnal.hoats Ind n bMlkhead stove IT.,
and Is leaking badly. 10y
, 1881-06-18

spfetdi Dtspdsth to TIE Chteaeo Tribune.
EAU CLA1nE, Wis, June 17.-Thcrc nre
now most favorable indications fur an early
commencement md speedy completion OF tho
Chippewa Valley Il Laku Superior Railroad,
with branch to Nfenolnonee. The Dlnc.
tors aud lncorporators Of tho road were III
With its eoi,stfuct,ori. % xii are nu'i. iltt,i.
OF capital, who prop0se !, to commence
Ut either ,o,ll ai,d continue tho
work rs rapidly rs men md money cnn tlo It.
The fol!owlng-1ained gentlemen are the d.
Minnesota; L.. q. Easton,: .of Minnesota;
.1nln .JOlinsnlt and John ". Cnry, OF NIL.
waukea; William Wilson, 0f ,MeilOnlollee,
and Dni1!el Shaw mud W. 4. Rust. Of Emu
Claire. Tile Company propose TO built The
road to tins plnce, asking no flyors except
thu right Of way aild depot grounds.
, 1881-06-18

1NVNUNKN0 y u 117&N11E0s
EL1zABETlI, N. Jrr June N,-1liss Fannie
Walker. dres4WRker;I,was shot, but not fatal
K; t By Ms,t A. yasst5e s5s ;t.s ss!s as{fa fa
!t,,gasdIats|y ,g fred tw!es, aud thou Killed hlu'
, 1881-06-18

1lafou,tler oeFroGtcd Tor t0mpeFas0Eu, eI0vAaou,
iAdnTfflIfttGn 4nt Urrnf. - ~
te1n bar0tuetur. 21j.tsa - =
Mean ihFtlnUnleter, GlA '.
.ltan humility, h!.h .,
hatest temperature. alA ,
'taNb1t temperature. tAa. y
oE&xHAL nUsENvATroNR.
-: CnloAao, Juno l7--1.lB p. tn*
, 1881-06-18

trunk ltt1ns To force the rttes down-to 20 low
ilF9ro y I" mike tic business Y!fproiltablc,
phnl, incattxe hi ltaa fouH,i mt that the or:
raDKelnrnt Is llot 81, in,lcil In lta fay0r M liz
tIlntRllt Il would be- when tic ,k1ol wns flrst
organfzc,l. liG found, tl,nl i,is competitors
tl!fs rasn, te ct'tiIn,c,,ce,l tle present con.
i'lrt. Ills cu,nlmtftnrs I,uw Think tint utey
Gun whip !llnt tllto tlle traces ly. fnrctng
ratis ~ tig lowest ,ntcll atf0ilea. Vnntlur-
IL. tlt!'s not car,, ais,ff sinking d few mlli.
@ l"''s. r. r. II vsry kIt.ly to triumph in tho ct