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MATRIMONIAL.

Randolph nnil Crawford, MT (snlenn, I'll.
Special ptspateh 10 Ths Chicago Trtbunt.
GALEnA, ILL.,, Dec. a0.-bfr. william Tcpscy
l.ando1ph, Of Dubuque, was unttclin matrimony
to Miss Harriet Newhnlt Crawford second
youngest daughter Of Or. J. 8. Crawford.
rclgntnR Gn1cna bcilc, md u representative Of
ouo Of the oldest and bcst families IN tho city.
The ceremony took place Mt haif-past o'clock
tafs oycptng at tho south prcs|,y tornn Church,
and wns performed BY tho tcRular pnstor, the
Mey Smith ~ tho prcaeeS Of large 1na
GhoaEo; Dub1q..e, rlatt9y!9. s,'a.as Snd Omaha,
Il. Oirtlon. OF Gnlona. Emmn Mor!dlth and
Fanny. weigln, of !1ubu1uc, and her s!sier.
Mcssrs. Lyman ". Seaman, Charles Keller, and u
larry Bunting: uf Dubuque, aud DR.. VIII T.
Crawford brother oY tho bride. Mcssrs: .Inhn
Bowling, Of Dubuque, WIN @ tsrand, of hil'Vnu-
kee, and Z. 4. Fowler aud Sntn Il. sttllinaii, OF
f3nfotlll, acted a. Hshcrs, 4 brilliant reception
wna hold at tho Crawford mMnsl0n frum So'coek
until 10. aud at l0:68 tto bride and groom took
trim for II brItnl tour ot tho Fast. The presents
were numerous. aud all costly and beautiful.
, 1881-12-30

'nrace Actors Playing 1scforc EtlrmAlt,a
Dckpot under Difficulties.

pnrAce Actors Playing lscforc EBurmA{t,a
Dcspot under Difficulties.
,... bombay Garstt..
correspondent of tho Jame-i T. Jdms'.el, writ
Ing frnm Mnndalay, gives an interesting acc01rht
or drnnntc performances givcn In the Capital
Ut King Theehnw by tho motnbnrs Of the Victo-
r,a thontrical compuny, Of 1sombny. The King
sent two officers to receive then and 8hcik poita
IsnlaEf ihrnhn. Breat contractor and mcrchnnt
Ct of H. M ';ty ga iot hS WITH r. H. soa tho ssss s
tie Primo Minister and tnntio him tho presents
yersation viii, iho prttno Mt!s,cr. Detoro % bo-
in s'nI,toa , ~ inso rs presence q they hS to take
a ~ea tor hm y se
lri.ne slInster was carrlcd on. whia thoY were
s4e S LAX % 't o'' s,'o "fns fSsy u asse iesH
wHrt's accompanied him to tic stane urcc.ed ia
o conpanys @ p,rroses. and by - or.er @ II The ia
King ta.npnrary t.'oatr,. wns orectesl for them
T. = eonsscrt Y plas,e in Tho ooasse Of twelve
E;; sy sss s;;;s saiS:
The king intcnhel to lto rsescnt at
tl,c performance. and sncctal prcparAuons had
on nsSa s ss 1seesri II: inassy liz n
an nuspIrons evening fur h's Majesty to leayo
the pa@rs M A. nnF n.,c ,1stanSc axht ns
,,;ood orncns anlnng tho I5urmcsu. few .
aaya nxo = bout rnoa =, was got up for
Of % it,. &iIis0. ot which Ii. '6o,0yo wnro
.xrsaslet u,m the cons.r,,otton at tho nintforM
but intiu.ation sa+ rece.vetl IT tho la,t momcnt
ss and nd o SdS in,4s az aaa afss r ] snoya
s1stc 10 fqn II s It same S;t S g hi, e ns
attend tho performance .RIvcn ny the vtctorIn
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solidtfying Petroleum for Trnnsrosta-
lluT.



tnntl, Herr +. n. Dtttnar, tins practically snlfotl
problem considerably studied by chemists of late
In Wow Ut tho largo question Ut transport
a company hay heeil f0rmcd IN ltlls-
s!a to work tho patent when CON.
plotted. Tho transformation OF the Substance
will NOT cost moro than about 81 per TO lbs tsfx
kopocs per- poo1,. whsscas the casks now used
tito sanc quantity ta5 kopecss per pool, lcnkaEe
dlAclosrd, 4nd chetutsis to whon sMRll samples
NJ tho gdilid petroleum hnyo been eunt have not
brcn 1hlp tn lilako out Tho naturo Ut tho foreign
substances that arG added IN proportion Ut aor
at most per cont TO soltdity the petroleum. Tho
reporter Of tho St. Petersburg papcr shw the
and has ihe consistency Of vory st!t golatlue i
catl 10 knealet with tho fingers lke wlx. and Ia
yet somewhat breakablo. a small piece OF tho
thtck1,uas Of q lcad-pGno md nt,out M Inch
long could b0 lit At ono end md hod with tho
fingers II inettcd l!ko wNx, aud 1t MIls o,1ly
nftgr little while. when hot drums ran
down, that tho dame had To- bc blown
out. Tho danger Of fire Is considerably less
thai. with liquid petrolo,ta,. The product
tlllon OF vinegar, and the procoss IN rapid. Tho
vlheEnr In tlnA Separates out hcloW aud tho Pc
troleum above. 1t Is mt Slated whHthor tho
tAiuU yupxhr can hU uAud repeatedly. 1t Nu-
l,ears that tho higher and luW.hnllnE hytlru-
gnrbona In csudo naphthA nr9 not atfectod ~
tho 80lllltyepg ARrne. IN which case thg talatly
arparntuA for frlcuonMl ulstitAtion might be
llspcnsttl With. The advantages of sui!d patro.
inur, would l,o peculiarly tolt Il. regions !tkc
feTs through tho dcarth Ut suitable wood tor
f.Ar Arr1Ix
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Hlnnll-uox on al.o 1Decrcnao in C1ncln"
atnf1.
CASUALTIES.
Struck Mt n Railway Crossing.

Struck Mt n Railway Cr0xstttK.
aptefdl Dtspateh ta The CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
1T. rAur,, Min1,., Dcc. a'.-At s o'clock this
evening wnRcE containing Loyl Gorn,an,
Frank Hpra1uc, Thomas Cannon. md Gcrmaino
Quinn, whe crossing tho truck OF tho IT. Paul.
Minneapolis & Manitobn ltnilroaf1. III M[nncap-
oils Was struck BY tho locomotive Of tho Short
I4tne train, which loft It, Paul ut 4::N o'clock.
and the vehicle. men, md number OF Wild
turkeys wore thrown into the mir aa II shut from
n mortar. Tho train, which wns running Mt
great spoed, wis stopped, and tho injured mon
carcd fur hy tho trn!n.nlen md Several Of
tho passengers. German WINS conveyed to
bis rcsdpucc, No. Gil North Second strool,
md Unnn,n ind Sprngue tnkon 10 DR.. Amos' Of.
fcu. LDyf 0Nrtnnn, the lntpst seriously Injured
OF tho party. Inns n tlcop cut on tho top of bis
hGlld, twO tilGhea In length. Eercr0 cuts over bis
right eye and cur, five ANAL cuts OIL bis bend,
nlilt auriotts t1icl'sstDn Of tic braius Spra1uc
hn. acnip wolIntl two iNntlps tn length OIL tho
top Of bis head Rtd II badly cotllu.etl wound
on his right arm, md his right Sjda
md Rrtns are also ln!nred- uhnn1n
Is 4 frlRhtful looking. object fills. facc
On the right slae from his hair 10 his chin, IL
lItorly skfnnn, biz hose Is nut nf j0t1t, and hts
loft hand arl thumb 1Rd1y sprn!ned. At
Oc!ock Spragito WIS tAkon to his home and Cor
fnnn WIS tnken to Ills Guarding. house. corner of
Efxih 6treGt, nDrthoAat. and Sccnnd hyenuo
GOrsT1ntst WIN IN In SEMI t-l1rcUnsenlk atAtI. "a
considered II, critical cuulitiOn. mud fears nrc
entertained that hG Will not recover.
, 1881-12-30

An extraordinary rllnlor reaches Us from l3nr-
in..pothinv ivas Than tlsnt It IL seriously oou-
tSmnjNtul 10 transfer tho papal Eco from !tonlu
10 FulIin. ln n1cru,any. Whom, at the hoxtnnlnE OF
into the foreground, Malta. Ills said. wus choscl,
! d tho spot where tho papuoy was to f1n1 refuge
and Independence: but that suggestion wps
ts5rruIn toW51 IN Sphin Wer0 scver!ly 1h0uaht Of.
Neither Francs, nor Austria showed MY cnthisi-
Sf thc kIn3 ut ltuly III y!,ana OIL tho onn band,
si,d lhe appointment Of y; Pay! Hort ~ ~
Frunuh Minister of PUBLIC Worship On thu 1thsr'
i,erompi0riIy rejected tho proposal that Italy
A. toFritestal fgats = osss re
t1rm Snynrofanfy putald tho ttulian Capital. Aua
hsico It il pretended Pope Leo XII! eonce!sod
tGv bold tuea OF making PARTON ot irutebta1t
, 1881-12-30
An uncid ont OF Life IL 1rcIa,,d.

1iPpfFIFF fhFFrsphtHtHff tnyk !tFhMiAfF.
An extraordinary ntfHtr tta'k .1ltncc yestcE!ny
nutau the chapel nr Ielnp'ulira.len, costnty
Ila!erok: y w,t! bo rcmc:,!l'crcd shat NJ:
taken Notion nxainst soma of his senantry
Tor tlunlshyinetlt OF ul!u years rent.
Mr. ii. EoI!sldlno Jr., Mrs. Cnnsstli'le. and
thu Misses a.NislilIn1 attended III 9sllnl &C
Tesnp!obraluil CHAPEL Ill yesterday. lnitnotlI-
ulely Artcr Iunss nli lfn.nunso crnwA OF people
procoatled to Alr. ConalINua cslrriaxo nil1 be.
I'M, chatting thu euAt.t.fIMN NosKr1lvol. VIVA ae
tll,c0 t,ceaiu erritnll ut the pruceutllnEa. Mud
was the:, Hung Ut Cnsgrnye Ailh Krtat shouting
Rnt hNwitnx EumniGncfal. The people N gfens
numbers oulk krctGal, Mhta tts cnaohlIlnne hMf,
hcsne.rot WI puddle and tllrt+ WIS khockcA n1.
Mr. consIdin steward 1soxt appvassd n.!In n nc
tuurt INV Il. IL nlurs dnnEctaus NAd higher
was str,lnk ii tho rlsht slu with stone. aud
whrit faililly wss struck nn the toEt, Waloh rtlt
hIn tntierIiiR buck III! tho Rrnunl!. sir. C0nsi-
tiiiu Jr, INV Mppearrd u1!d WIS N.l!l1 tho occ4-
sion vi n stlll stronger display 0f fotllnY. ll0
wua Er.HI,ct, tluutotl, cAltcd Uppr0lFtot!s
epithots, anu was tnaIe . tarxnt ot. to
arpiM aud again appealed. to tho people
ii iii him lMlSs iii to bis carrlaxu+ ana
hia appeals wer, IN yntn. llo Wis peltel
with t,tlu Anu stones. AFs. Coltsidlhc anu aor
daughter worc freely pelted ut aad thc!r arassss
at Mr. Coils!tliuo, hut hit stss Consilino On tho
chust aud this, wien observed by the pcuple, had
tic ptfccl dt uuiptnx somewhat their ooti4usis
for tho shouting kept up was. Don't Mote s, tae
lndlps" After \ uonstdorhhe tune. nna WILD
much difficulty, Mr. Cu1ialtlina and his party
wcvU enabled 10 drive AWay, AtnldAt tno &fpana
aud shouts OF the peuple.
, 1881-12-30

that tho rcnl rcpuRnancc Of flcrnlany to tho Phi
md TINT tho i'rMs.nu unvernmcnt might easily
coI,ccde to tho l'rnato NJ tho Catholic Church
living IN NnrntAny. privileges which It ro-
nnd he.It1os, cnuia not tho I'npo t,eip tho
Chancellor BY obtaining for him il minority III
lnS s c ,nat ,9f sb P9'eco
namnrck. and tho fnot IL mentioned that Pr!ilcn
ftohcnthte. now In berlin tho t!rst time for
rer'r. which may Indeed bo n sign, nf impruscd
relatlons hetwcen Tho Vatican md berlin: l,ut.
sttlf. tsnen to tho I'npal Fec nf Fttda ta. lu1oc
ns tho Scutch nay, n fAr cry"
, 1881-12-30
CANNIBAL CONVERTS.
NarbRritlcs Committed in q Pacific
1kfand Group.

a'u1 0"1's1 0o'''ttt'E.e" 1'1 y
1n1u,v inst mi m.tont,on ,Sas ealied to massacre
which TOOK place IT iapotconeA' ono oi tao
Islands OF the Gilbert Eroup, situated between
latitude deg. south, aud !. deg. 10 min. north,
,rh,e sie,,nh.aa -, ,a,,ras ,xos non,,rctct
anss 1aasItos .t ,t,, teh., "aa .,,,t,'o -. .ha
Sandwich 1siauda. kabu was ~ nrdMtnou mis-
slot1nsr from one nt tho prosotyt!7tn1 s0clctios
hnvtnG lts nehdq!tartcrs at Honolu!f. INC nor
rlhlp Incidents which occurred nt tho matsacrc
having never been fu!ly deta!lca. n tMJo,ttcse
rcpreasntn4tiye Yesterday visited .no ASs,enn
from II cruise among tho Line Islands 4nd FIJI,
and obtained ths following lnforinnGnn;Th The man
ltabn came tu Iaputs!,nen IN the tth~a,Nn
years nKo. Ho ssq'Gcuaed In converting NUM-.
Yer ot ING nativa IN lae., MrRo im1a1pf,ty n1
hc received quantities OF copra ttirsi coconnutl
pearl AID turtle SHELLS. Wnleh hc Houi ~ fns
, 1881-12-30
A NOVEL CREMATION.


Ing 10 q Quarter Of n million Destroyed
-Dtlpea of tic Instfance Siinrik* Jo1u
D., ToNetlter'aNd Burn Their Policies.
Daspateh to Philadelphia y1mta
1tEApIH1, Pa, Dec. 2l.-Dcath-bcd insurance
received 4 scyuro blow III this locality tolay By
tho demonstration hold ut Iieyht's Tavern, in
District Township. twenty-five MILES cast Of shfs
city. where policies representing nm aggregate
raluo Of $20oooo wcrc burned. IhomAs lIoylt,a
nan Of large influence Ia this section of the
comfy. who held tnsurAlces to tho amount OF
$a500 upon tho tlvcs Ut aged people, was swin-
died by tho insurance sharks tut OF Ecvernl
thousand dollars. Being q man ut trcnns. tho
insurance companies took advantage Of tho fact
upon seeing bis willingness to pay the assess-
to tho extcnt Of SEQ per mouth. Final
Iy, when ono Of bis risks d'ei, upon
which ho had an insurance Of sl.ou
hu was unable to obtain any sntfs-
tnction whatever frnm the company which had
lssuod tho policy until aftcr period OF I've md
halF months. during which t!n,o ho continued
10 ray bis assessments upnn the same policy.
GccomnS npat!ont Of asay be vi;!tGl sit Mnfr,s
The uutnpnny In which hr Hna insured WAS tho
Penn4yivania Mataat Assessment insurance
AFTER % most persIstant course. IN Frightening
tho otsccrs into paying him tho si94 Iii full sot-
Mr. Meydt became so much inccnsel by this
nction that be determined upon publicly burn,
ing ali other policies held by him. flo Invited
SSf ns II shs to ea 70 s9 er asa &
thousands Of dollars OF speculative insur.nce
was va @ oxpectcd. 4 postponemcnt % FINN tho time
originally agreed upon. Nh account Of ineIonent
weathoF, wis AGREED upon, until today. whel!
gi ia Dis.rict kept ~ Henry T. Ilcyt, H. cusit, IL
Thomas ilsydt, .bc pro1cotor Of tho cremation.
, 1881-12-30
The KoMRnce OF ET0bnceo Shops
Isarls Letter to Lanttan filobf.

: n. Louis 1o8rand, who hlta IN tho Chamher of
tbo Eixht Of nponinR i tobacco stop undcr the
Government monopoly shn1lll no lnIGer ct'!l-
etitula u privilege accorded by tho Minis"
tor of Finance, but ~ Rouroo Of roseruc
by being put up to public auction. The prppo-
sitInn fiAs hoGn Rccoptttl By tho Chantndr,
and viii 10 consiorse! by 2 parllan.entlry
committees, wh.,ss report will arAl lts tAlu.
There havc bco,i many ub,tacs. anu very often
The r*cr DO ts9 hss oGS Eyen rst.v nwSy ~
al,srn III tho columns OF tho daily, Journals.
Thcro y, for instance, the Legend , os taat at
present utlv night under the Empire at one Of
tho Erat,d t'alls ivea hy the Senate to tao pAlncn
of the Luxembourg. She took refuge fFhM tho
oyor6cate atmosphere ut tho ball: rvoa, ~ TUG
broHl terrace ut thu 0rnngcria, and w!As 1olst4
i,y tho Ninistor of Finance, who oiIareI hs arm.
nay Tk a down snss,,ns .,n,;s awy awa snt!l
him what TIM re.! light !. was Wniuh
ahunp dInlIy through tho Kfeomn H. fols9K1 L. u
xala TINT II VIII n,haeeu shop, and hs tiSn 'Fn.
castlad to oxpain a! tho ndvantaEoa derived "
tho iussc1s Ut theaq hMrcaub dc fab.tc, wfn share
tic 0oyornmaut monopoly. Tho Marqutse. In
, 1881-12-30

Of tho country, l,clng n question Of mora in-
tcrest h employers, mud uscsl hY them III I'M
instrument lp draw working people Intn the
NH partcs. "rtIc trne protccti0n,'' the res
olntlnn concludes, "lics II tho organization.
transferring ali Instruments ot labor into the
common PROPERTY OF tho people, rho COLI
ycilt1nn expelled eighteen tnonlers tinclnA-
fng .tuslnB II. SchWnb) who lIad bcetl slis.
}Ieithed In Afntclt Inst for frntltlNlently cntf.
INK Themselves ",rIo Now York section ot
the Soctaltstic I4abDr 1arty.' md issuing
cnrttY Of membership, under that na,llc
, 1881-12-30
A Consignment Of Russian Jews
Started for the West and
Southwest.
Assertion TINT tho Hannibal g. St.
Joseph Road Owes Missouri
No Money.
Justus sohwab Inoontinontly Bounced
from tho Party by His Follow
Communists.
VANDERBILT.

THE sTO1lr OF HIS RETIREMENT
Special Dispateh to The Chteaaa Tribune.
NEW ToaK, Dec. m.-Reports were cir
culated on Wall street yesterday that Will
tam II. Vanderbilt was Oh tho point of re-
signing the control OF Ills system Of railroads
to his son, Cornelius Vanderbilt. IN bis viii
the late Commodore Vanderbilt asked that
Cornelius Vanderbilt should succeed Ills
father III tho control Of the roads, MD tic
run0rs. owing to hir. Vandcrbil's sale Of n
large block Ut Central stock n few years ago,
md subsequent transactions. gained con-
siderable crelence. Alr. Vanderbilt this
evening, when asked what truth there was
III tho reports, replied:
"AIy son told ma of report to TINT effect
this morning. 1t IL tic same III my niutters
as in everything else. ! find l hnyo got to
20 away from home to get the news. 1t was
Just m much llews to my SOL as it was to
myself. Why, my dear boy,
/ HAVE NOT THOUGHT OF srcI1 A rirlSu."
"lluw do you suppose the rulnor started?"
asked the reporter.
"1t Is 4 Wall street story, md TINT Is about
all tint is necessary tU say about it."
n Ultimately, Of course, you will resign
control to your son:"'
"Ltke every one else must tlo," wns the
aLhlllLltNIlt Ac5poItSH VI All. fHllAaAUlAtt hAu
ndded, with smile: ut is n matter of my
buy. Because relieve myself OF II portion
of my business It does not signify that am
gDinE to resign my CONTROL
"To change the subject, Is The railroad
war my nearer an end than It was ~
II offered to leave the lnhtter to Charles
Fral.cEs Adams, rs you know, but tho other
lines did not seo lit to accept the proposition.
SHALL. TROUBLE MYSELF 40 1.oNUE1,
about tho question. When the opposing lines
get really to settle the difficulties / slln'l 1e
my brains 10 hunt vi, methods 10 adjust tie
differences, l did mot start tito light, a1ld
therefore 1t Is not incumbent oil ile to end It.
1t ts strange ltnw the stories about ME start.
The statement that 1 tried to crowd tic bust
,1rss of tho Erie OF he.Ohio hallway lines
Is entirely without foundation, and Mr..
IaWutt and myeelf arc tho best Of frIen1s."
, 1881-12-30
STREET-CAR ROBBERS.

Moncy.IfoxcA lnkeN from the Drivers
In Toledo wednesday, Might
Bp xtat Dttpdteh Ia Tbs GAteaoo 7Stbunt-
TohEpo, O., Dec. :.a.-An organized HnnQ Of
bnndtttt scom to hnvc rnnt1e ,lan for u general
rntt1 up tho strcct.cnrs last night. About
o'clock tho h!9hwaymon presented the!r cooked
rcvolvcrs before Il driver Of tho Eric street car
and demanded bis inotley-box, which ho quickly
Batno ono, carricd on tho morey-box of u Sum
nit street cur Ia alullar manner, Inter in tho
evening II like AttcMpt upon tho Mciropoltt tan
ltnc WINS frustrated by tho presence OF number
Of men III tho cur.
, 1881-12-30

II NflU IEtf1t {tdNH.1 IHs5l1kHlt ....,.
Etlwnr{t bttDney, tho tlny surviving member
of ths hiotury fAi,ilIy, who wero unIptE tho yic-
titns Of tho WAilIugtord tor',nto. tumblo.l lnta
an old unused well III ait, tat'nol t,nu yery 5arh
furty yours, p,,l ID ab1ut forty feet davp una
very uarrnw. sionnv} shnAto4 and shouted M tos
nut thonunt il In truth aud verify i voice trs'p
tic ton j., ind that It was CHESTS cry. and date3
not stir hand or foot. Finally men hea51 ths
TIC voico culAo froru the OLD vol, aud Moonc!
was tished out, ovtrjoycd ~ 90 reteaseo aao "
iud that ho was Gully Attlo bfulseds
, 1881-12-30

Special DlspattH 70 The Chtfaa0 1F1bHhss
ATLANTA, en-, Deo. sN.-On Monday M rty OF
young mon from Columbus gathered IN Hurts
County ut Mount Airy for the purpose ot going
shouting. 41nosR them WIS Chnrioy kennon,
son Of ]. II. 3. KennorA a prominent mcFohnnt
Of Columbus. While young kcnnon. full Of life.
wns oujoyIng anttclpntions nf Il tay of flno snort
hIs gun slipped through hts hulda unt1 fclkon
the Frourd. Tho hummer strlck a plece' nt
wou,I, Insirg ono Of tho barros to be discouraged,
md tho cnntents were deposited In his nbt1osnon,
causing wound from which he died in hvc
minutes,
, 1881-12-30
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, Drc. a9.--Arrlycd. the euev!s. tho
Persian Monarch, aud tho Alaska.
I.oSuns, Dec. s:o.-Tno German steamer kat!o.
Can't, Weisa, fran Now yark Nov. u for Cop1n'
barcn und Hfettln, tUtoru tcpnrtea disabled, ar-
rivpu nj Uurc,ltt t,,yu thia evening I'll tow, Her
decks weFs swal,t Nl.u her rudder lost.
, 1881-12-30
.r,vensv Cents OH the Dollar.

Twenty CoaltN oil thc lBoIlHF*
CINCINNATI, Dec. 20.-A meeting Of creditors
ot j. T. Wusner {: Co. wis held this afternoon.
Tho firm mnto stAtcmcnt showing assota Of
*N5,OOO; total liabilities. S3l6C0o, Of which $lSh-
600 beiunKs tn tho Gstnt0 OF ]. 4. Marron, do.
conxcd, lni is Il preferred claimed. Tho trim
rlitioo WIS appointed to consider tho PROPOSE
ton.
, 1881-12-30
A POPLAR JUDGE.

Ep<efal DttW&th to It's EAtea0o 1FaolHe'
ADuIAN, Mluh., Dec. s0.-At spooin! session
OF the Circuit Court this afternoon, Judge pnntel
l.. Eratt, who resigns tho JulReahlp with tho
outgoing your, was presented With IN ologant
Eoli witch and etaain NJ a token 0f esteem from
M!cEnbcrs of lue oounty lar and 0tl'cers s:1Itn- @
md Clumcnt II. Wenvur, to which Judge Pratt
IaAdo u feeling rcspuuse.
, 1881-12-30
FINANCIAL.


READING. Pa. Dec. .20.-Jullgtnents amounting
to $t50,00O have born entered herp ngAinst tho
estato of Frederick Lhucr, tho brewcr who rc.
contly failed. It Is agreed to curry m business
during tho present litigation. AL persona!
property haa been Ievlcd IN.
, 1881-12-30
Clilc1lE.

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. :"0.-The lsoy, chaslns
Wesley lIowes, pastor Of the Filth baptist
Church OF this city, committed suicide In Oak
land yesterday by cutting bis throat. tio had
reco11tiy shown symphonic OF uaental dosange-
Mu1t.
, 1881-12-30

The 1Rey. 3Ir, NINttlaevys.'
TonoSTo, Deu. e0.-Tho icv. Mr, Matthews.
President OF the Primitive Ncthodast Confer
cnce, dIed Ut Yorkvllla to-day.
, 1881-12-30
Horace Alnfntl1.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.--Horacc Han,iii. for
merry Secretary of tho Nawtun Township IN.
,],l 1h!ldlug & Loan Association. owes that mr.
ganizatlon $y9,Vu0, aud at. additional @@0,0U TO
jnlt Itat
, 1881-12-30
HANNIBAL g., ST. JOSEPH.

HAN NlBAL y, 81. JOS Etll.'
IT OWES THE STATE OF MISSOURI NOTHING.
New Yon,s, Dec. 2o.-Jol,n II. Dun, Vice.
President Of the Hannibal g. 81. Joseph lla!l-
road Company, says, with reference to tho
alleged statement OF Gov. Crtttentlen Of Mis-
solri, that II the company makes default OF
the January interest oi. the State aid bDnds
tho State will advertise tho rand for sala:
"T'he Hannibal & st. Joseph Railroad Com
pany IL under no obligation to pay tho inter-
est rofurrcd to. Tho bonds nre bonds OF tic
state Of Missouri md not Of the railroad
company, They. au,ount. to s;'.Uo0, 900, md
ITO more. u, tbs 10Th at juno, 1881, the rail-
roati company pattl 81, QUO 600 tn, I'ltll Il.
Cl,appcll, the Treasurer Ut tho StNtc, and
took 4 speclllc receipt from Tie Treasurer.
THE FULL. AMOUNT OF TIlh PRINCIPAL AND
- ACCltuEp INTEREST
Of tho bonds This State Of. Missouri still
has th!s money, Thu atnta pnltl ti1B July
Interest oil u,eSta binds through tho l3Nltk Of
Commerce, lts regular Gscal ngency In New
York, It Is an absurd proposition that, after
paying our debt In full, principal alId intur-
isst, Wa should continue III puy interest Tho
Jianil[bal l. st. Joseph Ra!lr0ati Company Is
thu only railroad company .roeeltlMK Ald
from the StAta Ut Missouri which has 1lever
tle{aultot upon tliU Interest. :. Over $4,000.
OO0 0f bQilt3 WeFe issllatl by the State for hur
railroads. This particular $:i00o, ,000 Of
b,nls IL tho only Issue upon which the State
has never lost q d0llNr."
, 1881-12-30

dpxeta1 U1pateh to 1hs CAttaeo Tribune.
kEokuK, H., Dec, a.-Yestcrday President
Hills, Ut the l!uurd OF Health, bud reported TO
him ak ca4cs Of sn1a,l-po1. or sonlo usuptlvo
discaso supposed to be smallpox. He at onco
began to Investigate. and at noon totny bad
lsasncd OF forty cases all oe the s'ok ones beu9
medical students In ssteudance upon the hao"
kuk Aedicu! College. Ilo called into cousutta"
uon several physlciAns with experience IN
sna'l-pox Uases. and they pronounce tho disease
to bo tho druudcd scuur9e III the cou'
fluent type. Continuing with his lnvaat'-
OF Tho college I'm. slna!l.pox subject
bad boon received from Chica4o. but had not
been d!asected, a. tho dtsoaAe Vas detected On
tho body before 1t had boun plscsd upon eae
e1.seettng. table ae mc;noses @ Of s@s ns 1ae91sy 1f
tAey canuot Aame Whut II il. 1rau st'adant
, 1881-12-30

your correspondent learned that tho corpse hn'i
hcen handc.l by tho t1isscctfnR Glass; Tho blow
IA acserc one to tho medical oullcHo, aR mnhy
students hro taking thn!r departure, md mono
hut lnotlfch students RrG tlnwn wlth tho flitgnRo
Tho cnl1rEe Inns hcot partially quarantEned md
ntI QQacs isOlutctI.
, 1881-12-30

Henry =. Moon. atSaratoga. N. \.
6peeta DiJpateh to The Chteaao 7ftnuns.
EAnATO0A, N. T., Dec. e0,-1fcnry 3. Moon,
proprietor Of hfoon'a Luke fioHso. Saratoga
Lako, wh!ln walking With a Indy On Philadelphia
ktroet at o'clock ton,Rbt dropped dead from
heart disease, ngod ~ yours.
, 1881-12-30

II. L, Gcddi., the Noted stoclk.I1rceder
OF Michigan
DETROIT, SIlcl.., Dec. :o.-E, L. 0cddls, OF
deddtsbuEg. the noted stook.brecder OF this
State, died this morning of ftyphold.pueumonta
nfter q brief Illinois,. nGcd 10.