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, 1881-09-17
ROTTEN FRUIT.

A Large QUANTITY or IT Seized YHarEHpAF.
Joseph Turner, tho keeper ut the frtlit-stlop
nj No. u North Clark street. yesterday mornInR
received II visit frOnl Cnpt. Wilson and aluad
Of policemen Ut she Henlth Department.. which
will pruy0 Ut benefit to some pour people who
arc in the hnblt Of buying fruit packugos OF
corner petitlIers because Ut their soemtnR chohp-
ness. large lot Ut rostInK stuff. consisting OF
pears and beaches, WIS cDdtieca ted and cnrted
awny. Turner ~ tho chlgf nt brlga.lo " ital-
number, wnusn hu etnrts out every attornuon ut
about O'clGuk with lltt!c Ru.carts to pc4lae out
tho sttH which ha packs in baskets md which Ia
ssSss ssess t Sen !aey nsa esessa 'fSs is pses as
fnund upwards 0f thirty bushels or rottnn
peaches anl pcass. como 9t whiuh were already
piled In bAskets. covered wlth I tnI-laycr Of
ing tho deliberate chuAt and fraud. The stun
waa thrown Into m 4xpress-wMgon, which II
s!oEe thRn itled. ths pile reaching several feet
Turner wo,tld havc bcen arrested too. hut ho
WINS shrewd tnuuKh tn Bat out OF The way M soon
as he snw elllesrs cutter; IT IL only reeent!y
fur peddltnx ruttcn fruit Tho stun IL
bs,uKht AtV In Tho day, ind pncked dur
lnF the might anl carly morning. rhe
feAr than ever hethrG. Aud buuth WntUr STRUT
has bce,i lH1ideAly favorable place for the saio
of fraudulent uni! rntten fruit packages. lho
fruit md berry ordinance thfa year having heoii
u dcnd luttar. Tho attack on Turner was merely
due to the fAct Tint he VIVA committing acta too
tiuHrAnt tn 10 overlooked, but buRhels Nnd bisll-
o's Of .'seayel aia aeayinK fruit afs sol! o tio
Yesterday nftcrnu01 lHtKo quantities. al fruit
unit for fuotl Woru offered fur sae OIL btnte
Etreet. between Vim ltufen md tho river, by
these saula strcat-psddluFs, but no QUO 'sas nlo-
iUStDd.
, 1881-09-17

NIL and tho RENO gnne. Clnrk Is ostcMs!h!y Il
ca.sle-t!calcr III Missouri hut hasiltnrs this titin
only nsH covor for his ontIawry. Mr, Tr,'ho
Cd tn iii o1ce.ision 0y rang. Or hnolIums
wS viz wer wero sssf se ,o eosesc ,s"s aas
lender wns the roai Jcsss, :!anca. who. by tho
tho tay foiiov ns The ropptry Ciark was toen g
Kanaas CITY "tlash,ug lp"'R "roi! ;" which h9o
finally lost in tho gambling dives. Hut be rnistt
nprc money by "spnutipR " aonsc jeHclrt which
Ia THOUGHT TO havo beor Ss'tn ~ Victims ot Tue
Now. rs to tho woman. sho ut ono t!tno lived
III tho vicinity Of Glendale. an while there, WIS
NuiNEn AND 7ilxs DESERTED ~
by ono Of two sons Of a navhhortilR fhrmnf. Tha
pDya wcra both hard caset-tc9ular "tuuEhs =
ard sho won@ a. shs c'h H. to resoS S To- to'a TS1
right after tho rt.bbcrY. her hettayer anil MS
brUthor having bnth participated III tho cut1tor-
ences 0f which Hh1 knbw FL tiu1b. lionep hcr
visit to chicaEo. Tho detective rcpnrted t., Slr.
hur rcappearnnce In tue community In h!s E1ni-
pnIyt eroatcd tiutter sooiicr than was, h,tlet-
pated-sO soon in fact. that Ctark, tho two
brothers, and n number Of others WHO wGr9
llor mltston had beou tlsvosere.l BY the ganE n
some unnccotntahfc manner. and they f1a!t
wiac'y bid hdlau to their customary
hnunts. 0thnr valunbtc cicwa wcrc obtancu'
T Sns KS p f rress II @
cuao thus far have not bccn tho ones most ton9cu
rho detective statcd that he met with mnny
unpleasant experiences while prosecuting his
suercn through tho robbcr community: lic!ng
unknown. he was several times cnuKht Up by
posscs Ut men who were on tho snme mission rs
himself. and who mtsto0k him for bandit 10
wns, or course, well ARMED, and thfs usually
mado II all tho hnrdcr for him to oe1plan matters
kpttA
, 1881-09-17

4 i'ltOrns1T1OH tn 1HclEAAH TIE BAt.30N.hI-
CEHbEn fEkh-f1lE CITY Will hE Stl0ltT &H0u,.
0N fUl Ira APPROPRIATIONS MKT YEAH.
LII the Mayor solLco ysaterday Controller Cur
uoy, alayDr HusrlRon, and Aid. Lawlor, u
well u Chief OF Police Mc0arlYle, had sort Of
.intDrmaI talk On City tiuallcca. Aid. t,nwiar
aal1 that he would vote against Increasing tho
rate OF saloon licenses, but would nut work
ugAInst It, belug an Interested purity Tho u.s.
sesstnent for lSSl, on which tue tax TO defray
CITY expenses for laS. ID basod, III round NUM-
bers will be $ll7,UU,lU, which ID css than It nus
ths year. Uiun thla the Guy os cah Xxx hAt per
csnt II taxes, eQt1tsH!eat s,aWn "a " l meet
Th,s s1m vii Is within $bUD,l9 Ur 80 Ut lbs
eltys aetuHl necde. leaving the pullGB force aud
tirS departments Ns thvy sre. II IL q fuct An-
knowIudxud upon Mll std9s That tho present f0reo
Vt policemen is ent1tely 9uu ANAL. Tho
xondOfiniy Iap!4 Krow'h b.. of tht:
tnsu ID lie yslaa.ion u taxable property MT
ulstIoI. GQntrollur Guruey lust4EA that nlIltous
aud Inlllons OF taxablu wealth art uoYor aH-
sesAcd Ut aIl, To ths great Injury of the clty.
.The CITY Council VIII haye: to provide for
carry Oh the haa!oIpsl dovsrament y / q be.
loln.ltcenss . foo ~ h!Ea as 4l,Wo
per ul,nutn for certain places, aud
lttalt!aK liz. .huubes TO lou 10 lh!s Mayor
llHrrlson ~ 'emphatica!ly opposed. he huIdlug
tast the restriction would nut benefit the CAUSE
gcneFal eVSl snA monopoly. He would teAye
tho nugtt}er Unlimited tut good, large l!cense
fee, 20 1hat lnany who now enter thu business
nuy Ep deferred from dumY 70. ue HAS, ha
, 1881-09-17
SUBURBAN..

LAKE VIEW.
Tho rrolialnary stops towards the establish.
mont Of n boulevard to connect Lincoln Park
With tho drives and parks on tho West and South
Sides Is now being taken by tho prpperty-owpcrs
on Dlversey street. a petition to tile Town
Board, asking TINT tho atrect be turned over to
tho Lincoln park Commissioners US boulevard
IL now III circulation. md ia being very 9cnnr-
ally signed. Tho petition has bccn In ctrcliia-
ton only n few tlnys. and already the property
ownoss Of about one-half Of tho frontage OIL
e TIC enteTnr'so ~ hopo g,thn sho5,
fs easi fS St%a no, tae
On tho strcut. This vii! mako the boulevard
nbnut two and half miles long to n y sttaIRht
rIycr. whcre i is 10 connect with tho boulevard
night. adopted q resolution provitltug that Lot
y Block !, ot EKaad"e. now naa owned I,I1y ny me
new yIiiaso, hail and jail d tie Iatter pont: il
Gas oos9 t. %psn yce strcet from
at Kens!llstu,,, md tho Flro nlarshal vas en-
i,ronosc.. wafer. pines ara lail.
Tho Village Engineer estimated tho cost Of
IT. oS%s 1et EsoE 's Esps 9sa "
Sns 1lunaIsa AMI s!xt5 strsat iro
TO iroadaie, thenco 10 Cofehoar, aud themes to
X nctition from tho resldcutBo OF lroudnlc, nsk-
nK Tint tho board Rr1lnt moro saloot- !cetlses
In Tint vicinity, WIS received and favorably
'rho board then .proece!led to tho considera.
non of tho p1ane for building tho nov. wAtor-
ii ~ III. ncers. tnyalvinS an nitiay Of sii:1'. WIS
nhoptch. Mr. Edlrookc. whose plans had onco
ss ascepted eotionstty ad afterwa1ds 3ns r: e.
, 1881-09-17

; 5;'shs Of wy & Tor &sho'n;, fhey viii si s%it
1bsy havr hnt sono ess.,rancos 1t, a'ivnnce TINT
the right nt why wt,',d n ;inr,ate't BY thc prnr-
IN pcrtnn and sce whnt cnt tlc 1onr. and secure
nil tho asauranccs they can III tlack md white,
ar i, nys q ,na trssRs wed Dc
rrent advantage tn tho cnttsify, md eavc thou.
ss. uf l,sra II t7 ,n tnxr.ySrs mn,iy q;
IL iho farm haa y bp eartud froin Jefferson II
great cxnense. but with tracks lnit! avHrythinE
Gun ba HHua1Gd ht tho doors of tho 1rstttutlons.
AN AWKWARD Hill.
Hr. Charles u. flGws Of itosctand, Inns ecnt
blu to tho County tsnard amounting to ~ Tor
stSnnnen pnli or n.osFs Tafl, Thc Goi
linn il rellahto tha doefor win hive ut'nslGrn-
AZ XSa sap @ sn ,ao oe eSe. @ tp resrts %
min died Aug. Il, after which date twelve visits
ss ss'sf s. be 3 aes ee ef @
have beon certified 10 BY tho dead man. There
y ovtsluntly sotnethng wrong sotnewhotc, and
apparunt Irregularities III connection With 1t
hly0 bocn cleared Up. 90,
GENUINE RAMBLER.
woman :, yesrs Of aso: giving her name ,ss ss
Agent. Her aftfictioti WAS foion on ono IT her
nisbed trun.portatian, To New York. lier easc
wns inquired Into, and hcr etnry was that sho hnd
heen ranltltuH over tho cunntry stmcc childhood.
having heen sent West In June. isaa, BY tho Now
Rockford. aud Hvel with Uanlel Ful!ers about
slx months. when he moved TO Utcn. n. =.
taking her htonK. She was takcr from Fuers
subsequently by a. agent of the juvenile Asy. !s
ut Canton, Ill, with iIcary ii. Herr, whcfo she
reniatncd abnnt futr years. ifcF teSt move
tyE. i. Wright, sent t. lsantoui ~, and pIacct
until March. ls7i. She next fell Into tho hands
Of Mr.. Benedict Ovrrscer ut the Poor OF Cham.
paiRn County, VINO pincch her In tho Eamtly Of
John glinn: suosalaant'y sho re1uened to
for herself. SO mitch Of her lie she related 70
the County-Ax and 1t was Put IN pnprr; but
rs to where she hud he1n "dOInR for herself"
s!nce ls7: she only ea1 that ahe, mud been at Dcs
Muines. H.. from WHICH plAc0 eho had bcen sent
hlther by tho authorities of Folk County, with Il
letter. Recommending her ~ being worthy,
etc. Her story was a strange one. but
4 t,l'ileud to wilt tie hurts q TIC
Commissioners, aftd they 'ntn0sea tho
Ntrirss nr tho county monoy. .bnR and forwarde,l
heF ia Du1fa!o. From there sha cxnccts to beg
hrr way tn New Ynrk City. Whero she hopes to
tiud some Of her frienas.
, 1881-09-17

iors .iastieo wni,nes 1t he ssnth sio i'oiieo
aeno es "a @ ,cnr 10 shw ns he
md attc;nptca 10 "bcat = ths hoicl over which
atr: Palmer presltc:. The evidence given WIS
f9hot'. 9ts NJ h."n ressnf %a% in1s ~ citiy ",
.nas sent to liz boe sfss eope
~! FIss.s nre prvI,sa With s s,is tsst nose nn "a
i, thc restaarai,t of the ustahlishment. When
10 presented hIs meal ticket III ijqni!iat1on of
iaade fn @ awart thst tha tokct was of use oniy 1t
thu rc9tt!sr dn'ttt9. .fuoin nf ths, concert,. IN.
, NJ II. Mr1 70 sso s f,ns fs1s
= %!ss::ns s'qs.!se t:ss "ss .se
al iSi''o aot seem Inclined to selteve din.
s1r. Ialtner himself waa summongtl. Although
Thy drummer explained the pred!osment: a''d n!
goii watch ii security fUr iho trifllng Bill tho
santlidrtl refttsad tt listen to any ttof'ustlon
With ,nat,r a. Ills instance IS before sail, sir.
Moran wis acquitted whou tho casc catno to
I.ooK our FOR YOUR lNptcATor.
Tho careless Or Ignorant t,so nj tho american
district Telesraph co,npany's telel,hones
has been the ss,'rco 9f nea lsa a amyanec
Of !ntc. Pcrauns uract1uninted with tho nleth01
q handling tho instruments nro Liable t. push
they simpiy viii, 10 caii lip tho centrai o|cc Tor
tho purpose OF communicating with other par.
ies. Tbi.. Of course, ssands :sili a'nrn, ct
i would be woil f tho peorlo having American
Cautious i al'osit aIwia shs,r use by stranSers,
a,ld seo that only tho proper signal Is given ia
all eases. TO cali out y PORTION nf tho 1cpart-
unnecessary trouble. but teaves tho property in
tnoir vtclnlty exposed aud unprotected 'ytthont
, 1881-09-17
Monroe, tnsp.r County, resulted IN tho it,
slant death Of Z. N, GarMaht and tho fatal
Injury Of NJ. l.. Card.
HERfSX.

SAN FRAscisto, Cal., Sent. 10.-For sov-
cral years past Mrs. SARAH u. CdDpar Inns
becn tenebtng BEb1c-ctass In Calvary Pres
hyter'nu Church., which sl,o has built up
from hnlf n ttozen to brtwce, ZOO and 400
nlc,nbcrs. Recently Mr.. james Roberts,
Superintendent Of Calvary Suntay-sc),nna,
complained to n session of tho church tint
Mrs. Cooper's teachings wcro llrsound. The
session declined 10 tako any actloIl-practI-
cally indorsIng Mrs. Cooper. Roberts then
brought tho matter before tllu 1'rcsby tcry:
q number Uf Elders, defended AIRS. Cooper
atld tho action Ut tho srsSlon In uphotdtnE
hnr. but tho Presbytcry, III secret session last
night, by \ majority vote, sustained the eonl-
during Its progress, developing much puwer
Of ,vit,poratton nnd tlcnunclatfon Oh both
aIIns.
, 1881-09-17

a ONANpJuA Will be tmpAue!ed Monday,
TIlE tax sRles yesterday Wero In tho special &s-
easements Ut South Chicago.
MONDAY will bo adjudication day ia the Pro-
hAtu Court, md Thereafter the court will 10 In
session every day.
Tllg County. Attorney was busy yesterday pro-
pairing hssnself with authoritics aud otherwise
galtlng r1Ady fur tho election case in tho
Supreme Court Tuesday.
TllE Commissioners. acting under the supposl.
uun that these may be HI election this tall, hnvp
c9uitncneca 10 prepare u lsst ,os tho Judges aud
clerks II isto bu hopod th2t thsy will aoIout
hume but Wcii.kNoMn aud Intelligent persons tor
tAesc responsible pustuons, fur the appointment
Of the Incompetent Anl ahu HntFustw05thy In
tho past bus. IN everybody kn0ws, lel to All III.
lenutt leal OF trouble.
uEsi!AAULK Project,
The Comn,itte0 on pulllu ChasIl!oA will visit
tho Poor FarM today, their object b4inX 10 tAko
tae M ini!tta.ory stsps iowaT4 seonrlng THO laylnx
to the Insane Asylum Hnl Foor- lIousu. They
have the ptoutso FROM ths railroads passing
, 1881-09-17
ON THE I>1ALTO,

MORE WHEAT PosrEb-~A CoI.p DAY. WHEN TIFF
WEAREHa or wiiTE hats GOT LsfT-"FuaaT
HuylNEss'' IN uARLEf.
Tho posting Of Il lot moro wheat did not seem
to havo anything more than n1oInchthry effect
On tho hoard of Trade ypatordly. Tho boys
seem to aavo got 80 used to this sort OF news
thnt they pay worry little attention to 1t nova
tlays. Thoso who sold short hoon found out they
had tnken the wrong sfdo
MIR. Wheeler suid yesterday hc aidu't think his
firm would hayo my moro wheAt to post Tho
bulk Of the whoat onthand camo' In lust winter,
and Was SOUND aud hard grain. III ro'
Rnrl to tho toport That tho tlral
haa allowed thelr. elevntors to get TOO
full OF Hrnit. be said t1as tae!s olKht honses bad
spacu ID wh!on to i!andio tho stur that nuodedio
ne yn Syes all ~ o r. %nsat 81 IT.
the rot wcather, nnd romarkal that It was ni-
nost, II uut quite. Impossible to snve tho Eruu1
eeal Wesks pnst. the wnrehousctncn bAd been
turning over the grain which WIS posted
!sy coo but H. os
In tho temperature did not seem 10 to any goott,
ald they cnne!udud that 1t WAS useless IL try
out three carxocs Ut y hot whcnt" svyetal ygars
ngu. nbtuRtt of posting 1t, aid losrabout I'll ,uW
by ths operation.
CRUSADE AGAINST WHITE HATS.
When tho newa hul hocn well nutsed on
'Cha,lxe Yesterday that lGwu hutl bum yiaIted
oY u slDW-storu, thB buys deulutd 1t WIS high
tine thut alI thy summer huts should bu cal1u
"A1nurtcail union Telegraph C0tnpnny," and,
dipping IT. !nto rcd lux. ntatnped tAG leEend
crowd suffered most uilly La1,u una Scott Linn
ttuth wa'kod about With tho rad mark on tAdir
user though hss Wi 1Ssta ohaoeau Soro tic sisl e e
tho doomed. Tho 'tall. light "p!uxe,".. wcre NOT
anaeedsd:% e aad aKo , aad res%pectabiiIts % DID not
EtrHW hats WcrG t4toOGd completely. US EIUr3o
, 1881-09-17
u. s. a.

THE Pension Agent dlsburacd fi3,75o yestor.
dRy.
Tue collections on duttahlo goods yesterday
amounted 10 $10.115.
AT tho h-Trnasury yesterday 900 in silver
and so, 600 in gold wns dIsburscd Tho receipts
Ut silver footed up $G,lD0.
TlE Post -0t!!co Inspectors vest crlny cons
prolnLsot anuthar cnso Of sending personal cor
rcaronlence through tho malls ut circular rates.
THE tntcrrni-rovcnuo receipts yesterday
amounted to $tS, ~, OF which $aU,G54 WIS for
spirlts $5,sJ5 for tobacco nnd clgars, and $@.:u5
fur beur.
FREDERICK HATrMANH, Of No. 116 Fifth ave-
tlle, WIS brought befare Commissioner 1lnyna
ytaterllny fur selling beer ut whnlcsAka without
ii lGpnsG. lie was released on his own recoB-
nlzl1lce until hlolltny.
, 1881-09-17
THE BROTIIE1,-1N-LAW.

No MORE ARRESTS MADE YET.
Tthoto were no further Developments yestor'
dny In connection with the iatcat attotnpt to
~ ,aast1,.a .a'so,r !. ~ .. en NJ
tno useeptfo ptotnar' ,.!' u,,s W. a. o1u "
tho officers of tho West Division ltatIway Co1al'
rany terms It, In cnntradlstincu0n with tho
original ttoy1co nj Tint non,o. tho " sta,o5-Iu.
Inv" rn f,,rtnar arsos,a wcr,, made and NJ,
moro OF these successful aids to "knocktng
ttawu" fares discovered. Tho officers OF tho
wt.st sitfD Comnnnv arc convinced that thoy
-, -i,.eS f1,,a1..,; .'. H., hr,t,, Inn n,n, tut+
ama nPtkcu i.l!aesa Kuhs W eu"uA'uA nln' '"so
jail aud gnbbltng h!s sttiIl. whlio tnoy Woto
e1uaIly p0s!tlve tnRI the hutnner ~ INSTRUMENTS
, 1881-09-17
CASUALTIES.
A FALLING BRIDGE.

S1EuoyGAN. Wis, Sept 1o.-The mid
night freight train on tho Mllwankee,
Lake Shore g. Western hallway, bound
south, Inst night broke through the
bridge at this place. The engine and
one car crossed the swing III safety,
after which the bridge gave WY, letting
nine cars down into the Sheboysnn River.
two Of whlcil. were heavily laden. Tho re.
Injured. Tho bridge was nut in BY MI East
erI company lust spring during the freshet,
md waa considered q good bridge. The
severe storm OF last night washed out the
ballast At the north and, causing tht nccl.
liellt. No lives were lost.
, 1881-09-17
. THE USUAL RESULT
EFset4& Qttpafeh 10 1h4 ChttaQo Tribune,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. lo.-A young
nla!atto 1nan named John hlnl,ono polluted
the traditional empty gun ut Saftie iseed.
colorcA girI, In her fathers house, nenr
Fifteenth atd Magazine streets. In tllis city,
tuday, with tho usual fntal rosallt. The gun
tlretl. tearing 4 1o!o through the lung Ut tito
RIr TINT un ordinary nlali gould push Ills
clnclle.l hautt through. ller tleatl, was
instantaneous, Yilu Curonor's Jury rendered.
verdict declaring u tlg result 0f criM1nu!
carelesuusS a1!u recklesnes5.
, 1881-09-17

chilled OIL Mayor Harrison yesterday
TltE1tE werc thrty-scycn burial permits Ia.
glcd yesterday, and thrty-1yo deaths rcporietl
In tho city.
DEACON IuiN FREEMAN, who for several
years pnst hAs occupied the position of assistant
hookkrcpur Of tho Department Of Public Works.
has gunc West as d 1niss!onA1y anoug the urul
Sunx Indians.
lrlor. UAitlstrrs "joker." which indicates tho
number nf /. box upon whsuh an alarm Ia struck
ut tue engine. houses hefora tho gonys strike,
bus hcan ndnpted In tho City Of louisville. und
vii! DO plAccd IN oil Its engine. houses forthwith.
Louls WAn1, ox-C3amlss!oner ol Public
Works, yesterday had talk with tho Mayor.
Among other things he said that this city was
Ireer now from stlnks than It ever was before,
@ Msyor r. aud a15s' bs. So a @oif. ' "'' " ' IT. '''
lH order that Mayor I!arrison and the employfs
Of thG s'y my tsHna y IT, Fs, t Gtyna
yesterday that thu chcaHn pcuplo didn't tnko
eIsouRh Interest 70 tno enterprise which. Il car-
s.Sa wsnt I'D psess easS @ 10
Tl1EtE WIS one death from smallpox yostcr-
tlAy. a1ld four new cures were rep0rted. The
deAth occurred ut No. ~ Fifth strcGt. The new
& s5:sss Nnrts StS ay % No orennr'. @ G and NJ Six. c
we!l street Diphthsria wss srssp1,EEted rsp from NJ.
FL siA Wentwosth avenue. No. SSd union and NJ.
TIE Cunmtteo on Streets and alleys SOUTH
met. This petition OF tho Indiana SintH Ltno
ltallrnad cnnipnny for tho privilege Of csossttx
ee ha hw w g. ae
10 prcpare Hi amended ordinance allowing
street fruit vendors To place slleir stands At
e,ixgs Ut Sidewalks whero tho prupcrty-ow,lers
inMy eunsont to allow them.
TUE Committee On Police mot yesterday, The
urtlar Of AID. LawIer, atreetfn8 tho Chief OF
Police 10 repurt Why gambling @ WAs Illowed to
, 1881-09-17

V1cKsnuRe, Sept 18.-Ths west-bonnd
train run OF the trark near Edwards Depot
this morning. The sloeping-car, passsnger-
car. and .Superintendent's car wero thrown
from the track. Many passengers wezc IT,
jured. Thosp severely hurt are:
Emma Goldman. Waterproof, La
Currio Mosby, Warren County, Mlss.
Mrs. 3lary 0'Drto,,, Now Orleans.
4. .. Catthorp, Alll1Iken's Bend.
The Rev. Elias George, Amite, La.
Israel Putnam. GrIflill, Ga.
, 1881-09-17

dtsE9dE DUpdtE8 u tn E4FEe4eo 7sto1He.
hfoaHIsoN, ILL.,, Sept. lh-Depnty-SheEift
George 4. Quacksnbnsh accidentally shot q
man named Iloucler last evening. Tue two
men ware engaged iu conversation when a
revolver exploited In the pocket OF the dep
uty, tie bali therefrom striking, 1loac!er in
th0 left lex Ilear tlie lip, passing through 1t,
md producing . dangerous wound. What
causGa tho discharge Ut the revolver cannot
be accounted fpF,
, 1881-09-17
TWO SINGULAR DEATHS,

SPse1at AafpateA 70 3hs fmteaeo 14to4nA
Fo1sr WAYNE. Ind, Sept 1b.-John Kelly
died thls afternoon from Injuries received
last Tuesday by horse running away and
falling Oh hIm wllilU he was workilg III a
sewer,
aaeetat rhpateA to TIE G1aeaas Tribune
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Sept. lH-A l3-yenr-Old
sou of Snnlucl Porter, living four Miles eust
Ut Hudson, wAs INSTANTLY killed Thursday
evening by = h0fsa falling Oh him.
, 1881-09-17

Observation-Disclosures tho Church OF
tho IIuy Family ThuredoY cvcrlnH. ktut- h Ge1rRe
A. Montgomery anu LxAte l.. l.AughIln b1th Of Chi
CnNo.
KEss1.Elt-rARlk1slt-ln tho 18th inst;. At Jack.
son sttcha AZ tho ttsr; IT. itorsh St. Warrsn % !.
AbN, Mich. .
, 1881-09-17

Terrible Loss Of Lifos
Millions nf rats, mice. clts, bcd.bugs, rnaches
lose their lives by collision with +" ftouyh ur
ltAta." Sold BY druggists. Fiftoen-tcnt bpxDs,
, 1881-09-17

Cummlns lcn,ls in Grst.ctass d1ntnf work at
faIr prices. 70 3tAte street. corner Randolph.
, 1881-09-17

Stpk hcadachc cured and prevented by DR..
Jay 1Iatls new remedy. sold by druggEste.
, 1881-09-17

Buck E. RaYner's Moth Powder Ia a harvester
that tcQps roAchRH tIy the Mttituu.
, 1881-09-17

DEs MONIES, Ia, Sept. LITTLE explosion
of a boiler LII Casd d Co.'S sawmIll, nsar
, 1881-09-17

Werccommcl,d El.lrcdRe sewing machines
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-14
Wife Murder.

At Locust Hill one day last week a
man named Dennis got into difficul-
ty with his wife the result of which was
her death.
The particulars as far as We have
been able to gather them are as follows:
Dennis wife when they were married
owned about $4,000, in lands and Sc
curities which she could control herself
Dennis feeling that she did not allow
him to control this property as he
thought she ought, became quarrelsome.
and on returning home Friday evening
finding no supper ready made this a
pretext for row and at once began
beating his wife. Dennis. mother being
present went to the assistance of Mrs.
Dennis when the fellow turned upon
his mother. Mrs. Dennis then under
took to interfere between mothtr and
son when he again struck his wife, this
time cutting her badly. She then left
and went to her mothers when she
died Sunday.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett have returned
from visit of several weeks duration
to Randolph county.
Gen. Prentlss returned from Bethany
this week. and will remain during
court.
Mrs. Eva Sullivan who has been Wis
iting Moberly and St. Louis, during
he fairs, returned home Tuesday even.
ing.
Hon. A. l.. Gibbs of Wilson town.
ship, and..wife, have been in town sew
eral days this week.
Judge Andrew Gregg, of Wilson
township has rented property near the
Normal and is now resident of Kinks.
vile.
Mr.. Allen Crawford, of Crawfords.
vile, was in town Tuesday on business.