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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-14

The Committee on Military Afairs.
The Committee on Military Affairs will be In ses-
sion at the Office of the Adjutant General on Tuesday
of each week, at O'Clock i. NJ.
GG,EyW GE; IE.NALp- Gnsp Chairmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-14

Committee on Claims.
The Committee Claims will meet In room No.
IL, on Wednesdays at -. NJ.
s J"fS%ltk =! wIa.s BAKER chairmen.
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Committee on Pensions.
The Ccmr ttee on Pensions will meet in the Ad-
jutant Generals Office, Friday OF each week,
at O'Clock Z. VI. G. +. SANBORN, i..h.;,r,o,
IN. PARKER,
Jan. Is, 1881.
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The Committee on To,ens
The Committee on Towns will meet in Representa-
tives Hall, on Wednesdays, at 80 Z. VI.
JOSEPH L. SMITH, ! Obi.
q. W. MCALLlSTER, NuA''ne"'
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The Committee on Railroads.
The Committee on Railroads will meet in the Rail
road Room. No. 6, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at
Z. VI. until further notice.
J. W. BEATTY. Cho;r,,.~
A. G. BRADSTREET. !
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Committee on Banks and Banking.
The Committee on Banks and Banking will meet
at Room No. l., on Wednesdays of each week, at 3
L. NJ.
JEREMIAH DINGLEY Cha,,,no,
CHARLES V. LORD ,
Augusta, January is. 1881.
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Committee on State Lands and State Roads
The Committee on State Lands and State Roads
will meet in Room No. -, Land Agents Office. OI
Tuesdays, at p i. VI.
l.. C. FLINT! ..b.,rms,
S.W. COOK,
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Railroads ann Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

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, 1881-06-28

Assembling or Delegates md Cnndi-
dntca ut hes ulOtueK to Attoii1 Tho
llcpnbiIcnn btato Convention - Tho
Situation Lust Niy1it-.rlto Frlons1a OF
tic Several Candidates 7Coiitldcnt Of
HucCcsN.'
=; = Special ptspatsh 70 10s Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTIC, In., junc aL-fhis week tile
Republican CenyaHtion meets Mt Dos A1uincs,
md tile nearer It appruaces tho more mixed
things look, aud now they nrc blind tntcctl.
] l.Ave talked with delegates Instructed for
OF Dubuque. Nh oil aAd wGl1.klowu resi-
seems tu hive friends lii, plenty, wllo will
hpye buen fulfilled, Col Cl,apuinn. of the
Council Biuirs. Nonpurci.t is ulso showing
much strength, mid, sud y PROMINENT tlclt.-
E1,te to ms list hight, ."It ttes between,
tirnycs nnl Chnpmall, nna shall be satisfied
with either" lla was Instructed for Sl1cr-
lNnll. :,'' =
sp.eta. t,..pasta 10 M caleaoo Tribune
hihIttOnIsis throughout tlie State are very
lnuell nRitated nb0lt tho aetlo,i ''0f l1Hnibl
County, tho tInstie OF tho supposed casl1tlhtn
fort;oyernor, Sl!erual. IN regard to the act!o,,
lnDtk),, TINT tl1ny support 10 nlnN for repre-
sentative who would not openly declare hint.
sell ~ favor OF submitting the constitutional
prohibition amendment to a roto OF tlia
] po0pie. ~-,.,,-'
DIES MONIES, H.. June e7.-trllere have bcetl
State Uonvc'ltioli; All tie leading candidates
nrD here, and i,erlinps aUOt Delegates. Judge
ator Irr',bre 3 'ea arriys yesss1ay WIZ ra, s
mil Mcssrs. Campbell, iI1rlan, u1id KIlMlialt
nrriye.l tn-utgl,t. A reporter Visited tile
lea,tquarters Of ,the, various candidates
sa e hs shs sIau oae ho f'{ sc.a mi ss"issis Ssss
seen9tl most confident and ,huoyant ot. ill,
the situation: ".Sierslinn lias nt ltast. Coz
". yosss m ts rst xf.s sali| i11 1H 4. tat tof e
SfahasEa, Mi,c,eli, Jctiarson, @ NJ cass, Garrol!;
lce, aluI POttuwatantie, the most IF wbicit
have candidates fur other State 0nicers. and
50 arc nov committed to Shernsa1i's noMlnn-
certain Of 1t Un tito sgc0lid, bccA,,sc wn know
the numberOf votes he Inns now, mud becatl8t,
he ~ growing IN strongth md populnr fnyor,
having hoW nifty or sGyvnty.t!ve votes moro
n .ste H. W. W. W IT ny W. t1nH a9c feq" t vtes Ct sr I nj
Mra n,,s s,,ra o, "f holding them for certain IL
LnrraGcc's trtu,ids mals Il SPLENDID md
most nble stniu!. aalI arc the most INFLUENTIAL
bce, aro lere III strung, force. mil IN lllbEr
raNks IRE InMny Ut tlse strongest Ind most
influential Republicans from: every part ot
tho State. Ylcy nro very enthusiastic at,,l
confident, Z. Thu additional, dispatches re-
seivat!, from tlls Conventions oil Saturday
summary Of lilo situation 1t ! o'clock WIS,
from yury full ..and tMrefully-propnred ,lntt,,
ns to1owx: ., Lnrrnhee. 4QS: sl.orInnll, ;Sl !;
Ilartan. tsl; Can!!pheft, u: ktnlhatl, l5.
confident for MIN, Oh tho iirst hallot, iEl
votes. SDmy figure him M high M 1lh Up
~ THIS hour no stntuniaDt has boon furnished
by the IiArlnll people.
, 1881-06-28


lPfehlu Tribune, snyal. aho 9uoks ~ shoep bAvo
.A.H'st any sheop.oWuor viii. telI you th,t aitar
ssSs y sw Ssss ut s 1sa tsS ss
hny9 four. pairs u lraa9 soeth he oan. only
chiM that.tAoy aso exceptions, aud protest thnt
casG4 arn nn oxgaptonb. !nr III! Wcli.hred ahnep
1--we fglt mouth of fr9lt teeth at Dyoars old.
SoNio Oil, uNiDtprnytl tuuhi lnny It'll! be found
%, but ipytHltsteIy sthesa Iro: nov the exeap-
a. !! iasy to y eaastsgty sto: ). IN G"its'' Gt'ilts'
Dxfus!l IAowra, ila,pahlre paWns. anil oyai. III
at .heso. .iaatluon Il eaanpletssl itoin ksIt q
a sss S rs e se 9s o.
ihloEncss u lis jawbenc: asossnI @ ineir It'll faaEs M
wner1 r. tnn & &nermanent toetA are NY! !nqloset!.
e1MMfh Wlrt II lilo to,th 6ocptnea worn away,
aMti ths narr9w !nng4 proleotlnE above tho gums
stM44pnEf from Gauh; othor.' tesy!ng w!do u.
hist Epair d pornlal,ent tsath hsYo eon,e up,
overlapping each ther ut thotr edges, 4llA rroi,i
ih.4 time oNwNrd NO Hnnlhsr 81 small ml!k
tel1n An4 Hf proud permanent tcoth call uRually
bu tnaao out With GAso. Anutaor distinguish.
lnsS IL th9 yotl0w or dark cp!osunon pt the fan9a
q tha nilk teeth. while tho exposo4 portions Of
The successive pairs OF permanent tebth p,aEe
ths1r appearances through the gums ln advanced
;btss.ls AZ nbaut the following dates, Tho tlrst
Rtalf; thu thirl palr 1T two yours and thYca
tIln'ha; the fourth 1n1 last pnIr at lhrea years.
g., win DO ybsaryGl thAt uatwcen tha a9poaF-,
lklnDlihi, whila nftsr this Zach pair oolncs up
Afnp, ,Months after ~ prudtuq9ssofA, For hack-
Whrl grades and the unmproyea breeds tho
.ott4slh but Qvsn with tLntn tho mGuth. Is tull
1t three years and slk lnoushA.
, 1881-06-28
ARCTIC EXPLOITATION.

t' FH0M EAFIs HUul'EiA
WARRINGTON, y. e., Jttatu s7.-Capt. 1f0nff.
er, Of tho revenue steamer Corwtn, under
date Of Oh,alaska, May 20 1851, writes TO
Secretary WIndnm that hu arrived there fl
twelve md onu-halt days from San FranCls-
co. Tho past winter at Onlalaskn has been
unusually wNr,n, bit, 1T tho Inter part,
heavy northwest gales anA siiow.slorlns prc-
vailed. Tllo natives Of suina Of tlie tslands
suffered very much from typl,oilt pneumonia,
which l,ecnrlo cpl.le,nic. Capt. 1touper ntl.is:
~ l,om to finish coaling alld leave hero for
Seal Island by tho 2+sll Inst, Aftcr icay-
Ing Seal 1slai,d we will proceed north
along the Siberian coast, touching at
H. Lawrence Island, Flower Duy, st.
Lawrence Buy, East Cape, nna Cnpo
Seize, nlse Kings Island, Diotnctcs, und Caro
Prince nf WMlcs. II. possible TO procure
dogs, PROPOSE 10 selid
A SMALL. ef,EDOE PATTY,
fitted for two rnntl,s' trnrel, from Cape
Seize nlonE the Siberian coust. to lliaku III.
Qu!riea with reference to tic Arctic cxplor.
Ing stcumer Jeannotte and the lnisslnr
W,l!a'errSs sc, Of The Mount Wailaston md Vlgi-
In the vicinity 0f the struts h,ni elitlunyor to
prevent Illicit traffic With tic natives. We
will fnucsi 1T Saint MfeIIact's NJ ston rs tho
leo leaves Norton Sound. All on board nlc
III good health nnA spirits, md deeply inter
esicd IN thP work bDforp theNlsn !.
, 1881-06-28

ANOTHER DEADLOCK,

ANOTHER DEAUI.0cK. ,.'"}'
.WAsn1soTos, D. o., Jung 91.-Tlle Buzzi
case before tho Spnnisll-A,uurican Claim
Commission, In wl.icl. c,atmants status as a
duly nAturnllzea cittzon OF tho United States
Was disputed by tho Spanish Government,
seems to have Terminated for Il tiu,e, being
tho work Of tho Commissioners. Tile right
claimed by tho Spnntsh counsel to 20 behind
!: tho certificate OF naturalization and inyosti-
cute tho legality Of IT'S issuance was dlaputcd
by cur Government, MD when tho question
wNs submitted to Count Lpwonhnupt umpire,
and llo decided III favor OF tito claIm
sot up by; Spain, Duynnt, the Amer
tcan counsel, was Instructed by tha Etato
Department To r!Hl,iest a reconsideration md
reversal ut this decision. A very jp1lg tlucli-
f1,ent Was prepared nHd presented to the I'M.
PtTe, III which tho position nnl:clalms OF this
government OIL tho question Of naturulIzQ-
tlon were filly set forth,
OUR aoVEllSMESr DEcLlNEb 10. l,EcEnE
from its posltEutl, alNl ttuclll,el 10 certify a,y
more cases. MgaHwhtlG tile Spanish (i0yerii-
Ment, through It's representatives, VIVA n0tl-
ned OF Inc deadlock, ard Il rulNcst ,vns sDl,t
to Huxzl to visit Matlrid, Will Il yjnw pf tltl
; alnIc9llo ecttlUlnelIt ur LIS clut,n. nlxzi nc.
coded 10 tho request, aud, II Ito sllccsetIs In
efrGotlnE q satisfactory settlement with tGa
Spanish Government, will at once Withdraw
MS claim from bcforN tho Clutl,ls CoinitIs.
6aon, ttltts tetnoyl11g from their consideration
tho mixed Question Of cltizenship, which at
present bure my fnrtll0r progress.
, 1881-06-28

Gmm.nG'oI S Mtu oMsial mtetllnuS Il't., Wete IT.
IT tSSalsW, iTMMi!ta us eMtlttt,ati9it oc,Mfe
I,g H. NMsMt @isoso1 Sn1H n 70. mosos' % S inI
gsyosea u H., w "ays si,.s sass,stMn ~
MoserIatnnnt, os lr ., ,tnttny miaoG ns Sstg nfg4,
tt r y. u,tv wv isnat. thnelsu,. ~ oe!I,t L.!
&. H. rMyaasWr nsovenSo s.ses m.Et,nGnt @ T.; ~ III
in,yr w eso ,,rns ~ & ou .,s .vs,n, III te .,n.
rl, GMraG snce ,, lnytnnSfcr Stevelsoi Mns NJ,
nSIcu ~ tim sH'n!nHt9,i.9n 1ua paoni'9tM i nnst ~
a a ~ n,e3ut @ S ,us as'f ies,, ~ s,, ~ IL, H.,
H ~ ns,,, H: ,,'e ,t;n,, @ ogG. o' u 1o
l,1sEslpESr 0Ai!FlELn. +.
Secretary Hunt, wife, and dAnthtor, Post:
tnastcr.taenernl james, 'Attorilcy;f ;fscncrat
MacEeagll. and Col. ltockwcll returned TO
the city this morning from Lol,g Drancl,.
hoa iuat oou,,,,n,a,f n ro,3a,or ~ lin ,,nt,,,rc
, 1881-06-28
"So far MS this investigation shows,

MUST SAY no NOT.
IN my opinloii, the .lcbt is owned by less
i, ,prGosbbanls that l,5tn rttso''s nsil 1yer
s4to, 900 Of tho rGglstcrett nnnds. Tfjs
aggregate Is llcltt. Iii n,iloul,ts exceeding
e 'f''ffs }fss VIZ HIN oW & S'"'s No III s s"'Sas {Sas
aggrceatc, mot moro than $500 oN1,
MI amount for every ~ ,ooo nhrsols. which
bq llelsl by = single bondl.o!tler. 1t tnust bo
remembered tint many Of tho bnnks hold
considerable s,,lna III small amounts i!n trust
for t!le pooptc. Thovefore; the 300 600 10
not fairly, represent tho hon'lholdcts of tho
=, ,|j ,,, w y,Ss y,'s,, assssatn the distribution
ut will 10 impossible, to. Ito Tits exactly.
w1S sSo tut sa ,et9,s aF4suenot. sen NsW Ssh Sor
think .Mill,sptoy 4; s;,is!,s!sssinl. For tl.o
bankers and brokers 'aako out every quarter
for The +, ~, md pot cont lotisls, nnll every
A COUPON SCHEDULE,
which, Is, In fact, list OF tle, amount Of colt
tt0i!s i9rwHrM3sa M 70 tiie Respective 'mdkcrs TOR
and ID y feW tiays the cas!i Is, sent 70 t,es
bank. IN this wny | nm able to ascertain
the exact ntnouht Of coupons paid for
nily quarterly, or gscm!-anniial dividend Of
know whore they come from, 1t Ia MI easy
flatter to locate the nn0tt1t OF tho dcht. rtlu
quarterly interest Qn Tho per cents, repre-
sf!tng M per eent o. ts eapIbta o. Tho
y Ut tho six, ltho Interest being 1lald se,it-
annually, i lur cent OF The capital uf
, 1881-06-28
TH.E CROPS.
ILLINOIS,

A3No10s rI,
II Special Dispatch 10 Ths Cateago 7ttbuua
SThtAToH, ILL.,. June 27,-.This yicinityhs
had frequent ruins Of late. md small fru,t j,
doing we'll. a fow warm days viii bring I'm
Strawberries and rasphorrles out IN eooJ
shape, but corr, on tho low lands That has tlof
l'eoil tiled IS suffering terribly from ths
wntcr. Much OF Tho oats md wheat is down.
a'' ! spteta. ssas t i n. cs,eoso 1.t,ps.
d;oS;1 oSr1Af .o IT, ns y .o a7moEo s:t[Io hoy been
witltln tho Inst ten tays in this scct1un, Iast
WoEk WIS good nl1g for. WDrk, and enird
viii. tho corn.lle!tls in a faIr condition 10
[oa,ace s Yor onrFes 2nacnt ysltad
to tic average. Tle heavy ruins did tlurft
Injury. especially To Ernln growing OH low
grOiiii,l, but wlsll suitable wGAther nrtt an.
lsst, sier wrrk,s tl'llns W!ll E{saty lns'el is
a''tl tlh1ntly ire short and Indicate nh aycr.
agv ylelt!, 'whlfo the prospect far cor.,-cr0p.
tsInllrll fur hel9w tho expectations Ut three
weeks ago, Ii decidedly better than ut thIs
llno inst yenr; a light stoWor Of raln fcll
'1o 5sseet sss S'ss Spe1e. to 1ns Chicago 1,tsun.
.. SrIIlNttF1Ita', ", juno aT-S: D.. Fisher
SecrGtary ol the StNte Doartl Of Agr1cultare,
ls'Gr @ st rSt'fFla at6s 5eG Ill.,. tr a tsosg a.
cora IN well uI, uf--n good coIor, and ys}y s}y
clear nj Weeds. Muoli OF It was planted laie,
but Is coming ou. nicoty. The wheat pros.
winter wheat having been ptTWotf mp and the
Ert,lil,d replan!ea iii Cori,, btut whit reiMains
ltloks, fineIy, Harvesting has begun In thiS
county. ..!!lI tlltl hay y being e.,t iapl,lX r.
..C!ASroS, ILL.,. Jnne .n-7yrho farmers of
Dc witt and aalacent. countIus commenced
t0,tiaY To- harvest fall Wlleat. ,TlIoy aU( titat
/. It y 'naklng u splendid crop, md Is turning
2!!t 100 per cont better tilnlt first supposed,
considered 10 b. immense, rs It would ali
hAyo turned out better tfnn corn, i, -.
, 1881-06-28
THE COMET.
rtIOT.H1fIEtN.


Lou1sv11tE, ky.. June .91.-.1'rof. Klein, Of
Hartford, KY, claims Tint ho discovered the
comet n0w nttractinG Intention Inst. .Septen-
.bcr. IN lutlar published In the Courier
,ionrln of -to-norrow, Iio spys:. Thls So.
called y'tt1se0ycrcd, cou,pt may bc now
to tic world Mt lhrgc, hut It Is not new to
mo, ns llaye boon gazing upon this very
comet ever since Inst September. You will
remember that L told yo,, in my letters tint
It would 10 visible to tho naked eyo IN juno
Or July, 1881, anil Tint 1t would not
bo seen ngafM Tor acvcnty-nlne years. Fur
thorlnore, It Is not the comet at 1910, but It Is
the comnt of LBS, which was supposed to b.
tho cause Of tho terrific atmosphericat dis
turbanccs Of tint ycar. 1 feel that l know
'lore about this cosnot than other astrono-
lilcrs, Ms l'avo ilrsotl It, 'as 1t were, from lis
first appearance until tho present, and
know my comet by slglt lust ns fatlor
would .know Ills chlldre,, by. scelng ulom.
Prof. Swift and other eminent scientists
llaso written, to nle III regard to 1t from
ttnlo to ttnie, eyer since Inst fnll.n Tho
Cnltrfc1t,1n,tr,lal 6f Sept. :6 c0ntaip5 ~, nc
count Of tho discovery OF tliis comet hy
Prof. Klein, III which he, at that time, snld:
nm of the opinion tint tho earth passed
through tho taIa Of tl!s ctnlet, md that its
sannrS 50 pcrnlEAteu Ollr atmosphere rs to
Dn tho direct egNse OF the fecet't uttprcco-
lcMtcd ,ratu-fnll' a,l' oycr, the country. I
sHllgys oti ttWas tl!s easo Of the great siloY
tlln tall OF tho 'c0i1iut may havo actually
swept all ovor that portion OF .tla continent.
Many recent hurricanes cat. l. think, be nc.
'c0lntcu for,lt We accept tho above theory"
, 1881-06-28
DROWNED,

hp<tt4t AAIu%eH ~ tRf LHte0Q0 1F1GuHes
RocHronn, ILL.,, Juno a7.-Charlcs Gray, n
prominent young nan .ot this city, was
drowned about . o'clock Tonight willie batll;
ing IN R0ck IIver ut Tue rear Of E. L. Wool-.
rulf's residence, OH North Main street. liz
" Mas o SooWt ate 70 y9rs 4y 1 a, 5 s sn. =" s1PlqyS 3
drum corps Of. the Iiiies. Ills 6o,ly hNs not
yet, boon recovered, III. WIS IN company
with four others, mud Ind been IN Tho wutor
about .l?a9 iltteea minutes whom lie. was. seized
-" sossial D4pa,eh to mi chicago Tribune, -
:. tfltANp RAprDs, Allch., Juna 97.-A special
from Calillne sayB that Ja,nes .Flnnny, ngcd
20, omployesl at coploy's Mill, ,f.,ll IRON Il
bounl IN Hound Lakc, ltUnr Cadillac, t,-,Iny,
an!l was drowned, lle loft 2 wife and .oiia
Isl. LOUIS, No.. June a7.--The river is be-
Ing dragged ,totlay opposlt, tile Arsenal
Island for tho bodies OF four boys who went
swimming yesterday aud wero drowned:
Ono of tho boys was take,l with cramps, and
ore after apothor his. comrades went to Ills
assistance. All four went down, locked In q
.NEukuSBElut.
, 1881-06-28
THE DLOATED .DONDuOLD-
NRS

WHlshE THEY sIOST 10 CoNONEGATE.
ssseto1 us,pateh to 7n4 Chicago 14ttunt.
WAall1HoroS, y. o., Ju,,e .7,-lsobest 7.
Porter, OF Chicugo, Special AgoNtt0f Tie
Consus, In, al intdrvlew with your corrc-
spondont. gives full details as to thu owner
Bllp Ut uDllMl Statas bnnsis. NJ u,nseratai,l
tho work 0f ascertalntng. tho ownerHhIp OF
theRational dc!t IL oon,p tto,l," said tho cor
respondent. "6o far III II relatos to Tic ron.
tsteEoti bantls, ! lnny aay," repllod Mr.. l,ur.
ter, TINT 1t ID. Va experienced but Iltlto
difficulty III locating tho number Of hollugs
nild tho anlouAt lletd. not only abroad md at
home. but III every Stata a,ld In tho prlurtpal
lnryo cities Of the country, The names OF tho
holders ire NIL entorel III the bucks Of the
Treasury, mud It was m easy but rather
tGdlo,ls nlattcr II ltavo item takeu oil a,,l
hrransed according to the census elasslaca-
tton." ::
"ilow a.o the registered bonds distrlb.
utctly"
"1n tic absoncp of oxact figures, / should
say That tho Now England Status own about
II per cent OF them, s%''.'.'. -
THE MlnptE STATES. ABOUT 10 PEN CENT,
Tia Southern States u ttlttu over . por cent,
and tho Westerl, Statcs Mcurly 8h per cont,
whllo tho :banks;' Insurance. Companies, aud
other corporations about ss}{ per cent,
"l1oW does tho number Of houdholdcrs
sgn'Iafv wtt!! tho amounts held ln the veel-
J ouS SECTIONS w - - 90 II -
" 1t dttlcrs considerably In different local.
HES. Fur example, ! ll,,.! that, In New York
st2te, altl'ouga tha amount Of registered
bonds owned thora Is nearly Sa,9, ,0t,o 600 out
OF some s&9, ,0oo,Do Included III thIs lnyesti-
Eal'otl. uacto arc less tlal $4,000 holders. On
Inc other hand, Massachusetts, witt, but ltttiu
o'er S4o, o,ooo, 900 Of bonds, boasts nearly l7,ooo
sho1ders." '''''~
=" 20 you consider tho debt Of tho p4!tsd
States popular loan p'
, 1881-06-28
:, UNDER THE WHEELS,

HptEWF IFspH1tN 10 I'VE EVEtN1U 1TtDHns,
ANN ANuol.. IIlol,., Juno a7,-Oliyor Bird,
q well-known farmer, living Just west of ilto
city, wns run over ind klllest by. tho Gra,ul
Rapids express this morning ns he was walk
'nE into tho city oil tilo track, Ills arms, leg,
baek, aud nauk were broken. 80.
DoRpESTuwS; N. j., ,June27.-At EurIing>
Hll Julietlnn to.tlAy 4 man supposed to 60
Charles 1Fbor .an1 n boy were killed by n
ap.etat n.ip44h 10 4n* Chicago Tribune. -.
Four WAYNH,a.; a;,tnA., juno .I.--Frank
schlchner, a.boy VI ~ yenra, Attempted 10
'gst an II ttetght frnIM'alsst night w!llla PISS
Fort WnYh6 4 CIiicaEo :Ilailroad. liz fcIi
l,l1pr thH ;trnln tlld lind bOtl. legs cut OF,
tausing .dsntll shortly afterwards. 80 IS ?
, 1881-06-28
Hi6ERNlAMS,

Special Uf.pateh % 1as chledgo TFsbHne.
SruKxro,., ill.,, Juns a1.-'rhe In Ballp
C0nnty Convention Ut tile Ancient Or,lcr at
lltbern!n,Is was l,sl,l lu this city. yesterday.
u vory targa lumbar .of the County Board,
wl,lcl. IL oonstltuta,! by tho ui1!cegs of t,c
yaslo..s divisions In tho county, were pres.
elk. ThunluA J, Sheapu,,, OF ,l.a H,llle, was
vleclel eOtIntY .elcHata tu ile Stute nnoetIug
for tho g,!s,lillE year, topnrts from! tltIergNt
parts of tho col,nty sl.owaA TINT thu {!lrtlUr
WIS II! u very DruapNrnlls aGntiiivn, aNAl lliat
" the l9st two yuars 1t lsa4 llearly l04PIou
Its lnullllUrSlIp,,.
, 1881-06-28
AT WAs1lINGTON..
Hin i.t,0Al.Itusin. i.l.rxn1 a..,s

:. sptesai DtseateA to Thu caleaeo Tribune
WAsV1NuroS,D D. O., Junea7-Thetw two things
w'llcll Dir. culkli,'g accomplished whlu here.
tllat ara knt'wi', were To sce llts horse alll to
SURRENDER tho r0nl.ls which to has 10 log uc-
c.Iptet as II Srnator. Tho surrender Of this
lct.so1s p1rtllps tn 10 tnkel, as n, Indication
on Conkllng's part TINT llu does not expcct 10
be returned to the Senate. 1lo Init sought
litHlllys ~ -:
, 1881-06-28
INDIAN NATION.

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DECISION.
Bpfetal Dlspdteh to Tx Chicago TRIBUNE,
WASHINGTON, y. G., June 27.--.Thc De-
par.ment Of .Iustlcu tliis afternoon promul-
gated IL decision Vt grcat Importance to all
persons having business relations with tho
Indian Territory. Railroads mil persons
seeking settlements within That Territory
have maintained TINT certain laws pussed by
the Five Tribes wer0 not binding itpon them.
The decision OF. tho Atsorney-G Gei,eral IN tl,at
every Inv passed. by tho Legislature nf tho
Five Natintis Is binding OIL MI tho world, s,tb-
jcct only 10 the Constitution Of tho United
States R,tl the treaties Mndo with tile United
States. Tie attorney OF tho Chortaw Nation,
who Is here, regards tts as n great triumph.
The decision, probably. will uiIcct railroad
operations In THAT :rcrrltory, :, :.
IST1luDElls Muy-r.1O. y -,
To tho 1rtsttrn Anoeidfed Pres. ,,,>''
WASHINGTON, d. G., Juno a7.-T1io Secrc-
tary OF Tho interior tu-,lay received from tho
Attorney-tieneral an opinion Upon tho legal
questions involved III The settlement OF tic
troubles growing out ct the tlirentene,l en-
forcenlcnt by the. authorities of tie Permit
laws In tho tllilan Territory. Thu question
us to VIII are 10 bo deeued ilitrrslcrs upou
tho CiloctaW and C,lckusaw lanls,. and
WHEELER 1t Is the duty Of the Department OF
tho Indian authorities to remove them, is
now dctlnitly settled, rs the Secretary Inns
adapted tue Attorney -Gcnerai's opinion. Tile
following telegram, which embraces tho
'nnln ' po,nts s Of TIC AttDrney.afnsyals or,,-
United Staten Indlail Agent TUFTS at AIuslo-
gee, Indian Territory, to-lay;,
Tle Attor4cy-i'eleral expresses tho opll,-
Ion that It ~ the duty Of the nopartment, nut
a. q W. ll.a'ahs, t9 renoye tho ltrstt!ers from
, 1881-06-28

pcllcd tn cnrry over into July ncarly nll the
Niny mt sIlllle settlements. l think they
saO.0W, ,oO. This a,t!ctl 10 tlle expected liz
crcnsu In The settlement Mcxt year, Will bring
tho a1nonllt for next .year up., to iicarfy, Of
quite $40, 600. 50 thoro will Id required
of SIC, 900 III ntltlttlon to tho st0,0 900
already appropriated. New clnnis continue
to cO,mc lii very rapidly. There llnve hpcll
fllcd THIS year upwards OF $4,000 new original
, 1881-06-28
FIRE RECORD:

20, GnAss VALLEY, Juno aL--A fro this after.
noon at the Sebastapol 1I!ne eatiraly, de.
stroyctl tho works, and 1t is cousldcrad the
engine md boiler nre ruined Tho pNlips IN
tho shaft nra lost for the present. Thoium.
bcr:in the incline Is burning wlltSh' Twin nc.
cessltate sinking Il Aewshaft be etQta,york can
be resumed, The origin Of the i1rb' Is lIil.
known. Four men down the Shaft rado
+, thclr escape through tho draln-tuhfiel.' Loss,
Sln.000,I ~, ,.seli
, 1881-06-28

WASHINGTON, J. G., .1,lne a7.-At the Nm
yal Observatory last night tho position Of tie
acknowledgement comet, ut It's lowcrallml-
Mntion. was fo,lnd: viii, Il transit circle td DO
hours ~ minutes :,S lilo SECONDS of right
onds Of north dec1inat!on; time, t11:s7 y. III.
, 1881-06-28

A,uASy, N. u, June 2Z-prof. Boss Of
tho Dudley observatory, says Of tic comot
now VISIBLE, II Is l,oither tho comet Of 1917
nor That of 1901" 1t Is TIM lately scon by the
observers III South America. !. ;.