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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-29

Avaunt! and quit my sight, thou
robber of the rights Of the sovereign
States and destroyer Of the liberties Of
the sovereign people.
Oh, my country, my country, it's Of
thee.
Robbers, murderers, slaves, fire,
thunder, blood!
Daggers, shot'guns, revolvers, Indi-
ans and Republicans.
War, famine, carpet baggers, free
niggers, and the ruthless heel of the
mudsill.
BUCHANAN.
Whoop! Whoop! Ki-yi! Back to your
den, you destroyer Of the Union and en-
SLAYER of race!
Obliterate State lines and reduce
him to \ territory.
Govern him with Nation with big
N.
Disar n him.
Empty his pockets of pistols, shot
guns, sword canes. bowie knives. Ku
Klux masks and Oklahoma led pencils.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-29
KANARANZA HRID9E.

hANAkANEA OHIO0H.
EDITOR ADVANCE: l noticed in 4
late issue Of your valuable paper an ar
ticle on the Kanaranza Bridge. Since
then I have ascertained that those par
ties who have put the public lumber to
private uses, have twice drawn pay for
drawing said lumber from the creek to
places of safety, j. g., to their own
premises, etc., and furthermore some ct
our good friends up here volunteer not
only to put in a temporary bridge free
of charge, but to become responsible
personally for tho lumber; but the pow
ers said no. If our friends living On
the south of this stream and especially
the village Of Rushmore, were half as
anxious as We are, think we could
bring some interest to bear upon the
matter. The village has lost enough
in trade this fall, on account of the
bridge, to pay for putting in the bridge.
1 SEQ no reason Why work could not
be commence on this structure at
once. The weather is fine and men
and teams could now be secured on ad-
vantageous terms, while in the spring
everybody will be busy with their farm
work, and then no doubt they will
want to build the bridge. Wake up,
ye town board, set this matter going.
PRO BOND PUBLlCo, NO.2.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-29

The appointment Of Gen. Edgerton
to be Chief Justice Of Dakota has
thrown the machine politicians into
spasms again. They howled like mad
when Baker and Braden were nomi-
mated on the State ticket and the
Dunnell faction tried to have the Of
fee of Railroad Commissioner abol-
ished in order to beat Baker out OF
the office. They were mad when Ed
qerton was appointed Senator and
they are bowling now that he is ap-
pointed Judge. Howl on. The days
of machine rule are about over.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-29
WON'T THE FUR FLY7

Our able friend, Attorney Perkins,
of Sheldon, has for some time had a
newspaper scheme in his bonnet which
he IS about to realize on. This scheme
was to engage Will H. Herman, the
''spasdomic" editor of the Okalona
States to come to Sheldon and start q
paper. We notice by the last Mail that
Herman has arrived. Now won't it be
lively with Herman and Buchanan, of
the Lemars Sentinel, side by side?
We expect it to be something like this:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-29
Real Estate.

buy and sell land and have improved farms
Tor sale ~ Mobiles, Murray, Cottonwood. Jack
son andaRock counties, Mimi, and In Dakota
territory. TO those looking westward for
homes, j can offer better inducements than can
1e offered III any other part Of tile west, having
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-29
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1881.

Among the latest interesting state
ments from Washington is one that
Blaine is to be the Democratic candl-
date for the Presidency in 1884.
We desire to 60 on record now as
predicting that if Blaine is a candi-
date at all he will be nominated by the
Independent party, and that whoever
that party dominates will be elected.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-29
Collections.

- make corrections and pay taxes for n"n-res-
ldents examine titles, attend to mortgage FIRE
closures do conveyancing, take Acknowledge
ments, Tor small pay. can make collvctionsi n
any part OF the United States
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-29

Fresh chestnuts, figs and dates at
Herron's. l22w
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-29
Southwestern Minnesota
Corn, Oats, Wheat, Barley E. Flax
Best Stock-Raising Coun-
ties in the West.

Our railroad facilities are unexcelled. Four
lines OF railroad run through the county and
and schools are numerous and convenient. Fe.
yer and ague and all malarial and pulmonary
diseases are unknown. Man and beast are both
mlsfortunes incident to aft new countries have
long since passed away and we possess all the
advantages OF an old settled country
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-29

California comb honey at Herron's.
lift.
, 1881-07-28
PLEURO-PNEUMONIA,

The Dominton Deputy minister Of Ae-
rleMltNro Inafatx Tint tho Dlscase Ex-
lists in the Western 8tntes.
5ptetat Ditpetch q The, Chicago 1t4buns.
oTrAYA.; Ont.+ July. 27.-=ln- the course Of an
interview with nr. Taahe, Deputy Minister Of
Agriculture, on tho cattle trade, he said: i" Not
wlthstandtng tho reports from tho unitod Stntes
plnuro- -pnoutnonta Gxlsts in Nova Scotia. am
in position to 'stato positively that therc Is
no cattle disease In the: Dominion which Is mon-
toned in the british order In council regarding
cattlo lmportations into dreHt Britaln. It will
not DO Of tho slightest uso for the newIy~
appointed Commission to try md convince
the English Qovaramont that cattlG can be
brought from the West without danger Of lnfcc-
tlon, or TINT thore II no infection In tho Western
StAtos, for rlcutu ,pno umonta does oxIst there,
although 1t Is nut SO bud there rs Ia tho Enst.
! havo known cattlo from. tho Western State to
bo affected with tho disease on arrtviug in
England after yoyaRo la which 25 por cont ot
tho cargo pcristett. rho Atn0rlcals hRve for
five years past tn fact over since tue slaughter
Ing clause WIS introduced, hpen trying to per.
s1ado the british tapyornniont that ;th0ss Is no
danger, but thGy hny0 not e4GCocdsa yet, Hud
th0y At1 uotltkOly to-"
, 1881-07-28
Tho Unparalleled Activity Doubt
less Kept UP by tho Present
Railroad War.
The spragne Estate to De Purchased
by Members Of the
Family. =.
Uenoral Quictulo RcignfnE lii tho Prod.
nee Mnrkets-.A Lear Boom III
Stocks.
Anxiety of the British Consul Over n
Torpedo Now Constructing.
DE. HAMILTON,

o1k+ LIN ALI A1A OANA
THE OFFICIAL. M.ttETtSs rtE s0El.cE nF
SUBTRACTION To tIlM.
Sptriat Dupatta to nv Ch'e1ei 1tthuns.e
NEW IoiE, lnly .t.-Dr. Frank II. ilamfl-
tan left the rity for Washington by MI cnrly
,ra1n this afternoon. 1'riur In hts departure
lih saKt tint hts visit tn the Presidents bell
sltte wl,s not III rrspp1lse to any snlil-
1Ilus. hut was lit accordance. with
I'LL arrangement entered lntu with t)r. -trnew.
hy whlcl. IT hus l,ccn plnnue'l that ollr 0r tho
u,hcr nj thu consulting physicians slin,l b. CON
stnnty within rendy call. Tho otf,eIn'
bulletins lsxl1esl. .iuFluE tho tnUrnlng HN.l
beeIt rccclyc'i hy lDr. Hamilton md wero
tho ro.lrco Ut MITCH satisfaction to him.
The I t'clock bulletin WIS specially pleasing,
sleep OF the President ttdm Helock Tuesday
hight. llctcrrng To the rutnovaf Of spiintcrs nt
lunn frnm tho wound, tho doctor sal.l that
thcrc1h lny
NO CAUSE tDi: Ai.Alls1,
hut tho fnct should rrtlier be recognized as MI
encouraging tcnture OF tho cnsc. Other spllnl.
rr*, IL WIS h,&tir4l. will drup hwAy As tinG
progresses. Az til tue new slrhlnnge. tubes
which hu has hnsl n,adn, Dr. Hamilton,
pnl.i: ''I'hs action upon my ,r,rt has
IN cspcGtn( slHl1lilgance. Tho tubes hro
not essentially different iron, thuse In ltsc
l,y President uarIiclds physicians. md my only
iMpp IA that tho tcw tllGeX will he llttD nearer
perfection nrs.l do tho work tfttfv Jnure thor.
pnRhly. " possible Their mNnn!ncthrc ttocs not
uidicate nny now departure IN treatment"
, 1881-07-28
1N11UnIAN PARENTS.
fpst{ak ptJpatfh to Ihs CHICAGO Tribune.

: 6psttas ptspatth to 1hs Chitaoo Irthune
iaAt.rlMonE. Nd, July s7.-A roYultsng casc or
neglect md lnhumAA trcatmcnt Of children wRs
brought to light In the llstlo suburban vIlluKo of
ifamplcn. near this city, to-duy, Tho perpo-
traitors OF this oruelty, which rivals tho horrible
exploits Of shephpr1 Cowloy In Now York, were
william nonncly. a gunrrymnil, and bis wifo,
and the vlotims' were tl,olr two children, Annie,
nxcd II yoars; and Willie. II ycarA.. 10th the,
parents havo been adloted to drlnk fek tic pust
two years, mud It was III their fits Of lrunkcn-
ness that they ucrbccllted thotr little oucs. An
MIC and Wiil!o o'wero dnI'y driven out, no matter
how Indictment tho weather, to beg nbout tho
vlllnRos To keep. themselves from STRIVING, ns
they were glvon no food ut home, They. we're
fed by persons living In tho Vicinity. although
they cQpId not be induced to leave thelr worth
loss parents, snvornl wccks ago they censed
mnklng thelrtlatiy rounds, aud tho ladies 9bout
whRt had become of them. Donnolly md his wife,
koep,ng thetn besonxht tlcir tlnabane to inquire.
tayera: Of tho i town. for. so!no lime:
ahauiy occupied by tho Donnolly fam!ly to-day
anl llnto q terrible discovery. Tho boy willie.
was found lytnE. upon pallet or straw In y
starving condition.: lto was hakcd and cDv0rcdi
nearly protrlilcd through tho skin. IN 6is pan8s
Of hunger no had snawcl tho i1osh OH tho
knuckles of his hands. It. Is thought he had
eocn lying in tho house witlUuta Il morsel Ut food
fos ,'eaFy g Tosk 10 s, wSs Te%Sve9 Il ~
Asylum, The child lid no doubt bcat, taken.
etok, and tho brutal parents hHd wantonfy left.
httn lchfna. thom on their departure to staryo;
Sa9 ds ns wsso ,pe nays q 9os ,Ss
young gfrl AnnE0 Is also missing, and It Is aup.,
posed they forced her to 20 With thon.
, 1881-07-28
OBITUARY.
Death Of Ex-Gov. John ]. Bagloy,
Of Michigan, Yesterday.
Brief Sketch Of His Private and Pub
lic Life and Services,
From Peor Clerk 10 The 1llghtsl Poaltien ID The
gifl Of tho Stale.
1:x-aov. Jo1rS i. nA0nEr.

SPECIAL Dtsneteh 10 TN Chicago Tribune.
pErnolT,' Mtch., .tnly a7.-Ex-Gov. John j.
f}agloy, Of Detroit, who ,ltn'l ut tho Occidental
llpot, San Franrlssa,. ut .:::u r. r.. was horn In
Studnn. N. u. July ". lEt:. Ills education was
received In thu district school at Luokport. N. Y.
fo loft Bcl6ol nj L. removing With hls fathnr tn
Constantine, Mich. Its father t,olnE pnor
n,atl, tho future Governor i,a,l to work Tor II
living, t,it I'D fouInl time during Ills leisuru
hours wtllD clerk In n country storu tU pcrlls.'
everything IN tho reading linz which eaino within
bis react. From 1al7 IL 1861 Gov. tshgley
lived In Detroit, worktnT IN 4 tobucco inahu-
Tor himself. ll!s: estAblishcnt. IS otle uf tic
vlrtntis other DtteHcea ,Gnturl,r!scs. He Wns
rector uf Tho As,ericun Nntional Hunk, ni,d i.
stncktoilor aud director In numerous either pr-
torprses. liz wns uovernur ur Michigan from
isI4 to lsio, md fur II number Of years Clair-
tet. Last tnlt he WuA n prominent
il tho Girst District and iaiie 70 set Il by S,iy
W.s II ~ t liz va nssh
daughter nf tho lthy. Satn,lol NcwherrN ru-
.,sSE Mlch!sa1 m'ss.narx III wfe ai,1 soyyrat
etlorts ~ ita Deiali whtlo In tho u.lDc1laturlal
chair. Tho other events of Ills Administration
ns1 flio ChanRc III the lttat1agcnent'o 'of various
sesrtSee aa sna! i,sit.sns ~ ,ki'yr.
F,l9IzttIon 81 tle statY, tnllltla: Gov. InRley
l,ats lerti gradually bfeaktns dawn fur sorlo ewa
yours, hut during tho Inst Fix ini,s,ts hfs dycnsD
gctorMtiDn Of tho heart WIS tito c'1luf cn,lse Bt
Ills !lcath. aHErlyntcd by dropsy. Nout..2 and
missed in locu, circles Us we'll " al! ovor tho
, 1881-07-28
= A Wonderful Carving,


Amaatcrpiece IN wood Carving by nemontieufl
has boon lgtt by tho 0wnor ut No. 20 Maddox
known. For short tlmo.-for 10 died young
DO eHtoyel tho patronage pf LUu!s XVII and
Marie Antoinctto, and the fatna OF bis skill al
caryor, especially Of hifds, reachod othor ooan-
trlea. Ths h!F one Of tlae tate.s 4 not tho last
Carllnal.. i y believed that Domoatroutt Fe-
GOnld not work long. Rt q t!ula upon riecD 10
full US this IL OF exqutstly delicate dCtnll part
" because tho firing effect OF prolonged effort
upon the muscles 0f the hand and aEul would
hayo destroyed tho cortalnty md accuracy OF
h!s tough: and partly. perhaps, on aocouns ot 2
t,ituansss. AZ The death Ut tho Carl!nal tnia
chef dDt,vre passed. to so1ne relhtlves-a
france ia. spanlsh fan!!y-who prsoA q + M 20 hgaiy
ioris. Fson. then. It came Into Tho possession
e4lfary hanging .aRaanet p4,.ql. 1t Ia s4spcnl-
OH apparently, from q nall by q pleco Of string
tied 10 the loft foot, aud bird hiring, nall, and
ranol arS carved gut Of ono pleco ot pearwootl.
Wonderful a. ts tho carving oy which tho char.
aGtefist!p appearance ct thQ lltgrent kluds Of
feathers pS the Wings. tail. md body, and the
markings on the foot Afo Reproduced land tho
"details Will bear examination with = Ma9nl{y~
lng 4lass). the att with whloh tho Individuality
ot ths creature ID rendered. i ssil! mpFe renafk-
, 1881-07-28

TELEGRAPIIIC. :.

TILE MDFUAl+ uNlpS IUMfhNts
Special DsuatsA to 7n< CAteuee Tribune.
New Ynnx, July 27.-The Alnt,,ui Untnn
Telegraph, Company ltas completed fts lines
so fur that ut q meeting of tho managers s'r
the Company tt,-tlay It was decided to opci,
ni,ccs ~ ollce for pnblic business. Tho
reports OF SupcrIntcndents showed TINT
tho lines wero III pcrfcct working
ortlcr between 1loston and Washington. Offices
will ho oponud Immediately ut nil tho principal
uo!nls u,, this line,-iioston, Springfield, Hurt
FORD, Newport. New York. Philadelphia, Daltt-
tuorc, WashnRton. and other places. i1 sama
uf these cities offices haze been artdy selectGu,
unn IL Is expected thAt th0y will be opened for
public business Ia few days.
A T.AnlFF or RATES
has NOT SGT been made. but 1t IL unt!crstood that
It will Ic such IN to nttrAct part Of tho tale-
Ht1lph business Of the Country to, tho
!icw company. I.lnes 70 .fliGralo aud
Pittsb,trg Will bo ready for business
tn tho first weak nt August. and
1t Ia expected that they will 10 completed aB far
West Aa Chicago carly III September. It Waa 4
subject vi remnrk ID Will street to-day That
this Company hnf been olIablcl" to f1niah tts
lines without h!1Nlranco III Statcs through which
tho American Union Company forced It's way
With great tll'tlcillty4
, 1881-07-28
!, Tho Paragon or Ilook.Thteyos.

Ear, = NJ fshrary" ~ ;" xndr.m 1sUs' ~. :
Tne ffeas S! Pstsfm of h honlsoKens mSn who
eessns wase nanish ,sr,cst nn V1m, ~ ~ ,ha
oon~srt nf pahIa ~ roSnn ~" Wh"n ts,a sIe sne
'snn ncnmte na'senoi TX st,1aa 'Gais, sti,
~" urt5er tha n;inr~ ~ ns Hnrn rt,es .hnt.,
~, ma sfalls ~ ahn rsnrcsn,s ~ hri1s.
na,s au In9 H. ~ X , S0a LIN wy oo1ks n
(" hntS !" ac hncc ~ " WI M mn9a
VIZ nssn ~ ~ W ,,n ~ tnn tos
affar thni tna xn4 ~ .fnga 1nEGe G1ts
nna ty 1ho nr{ss ~ n" G h. mgtS nMaR
IT, nan nao eaa oansnt "Dr1lhaecnoa Ror los
sne H., ~ +s % 4. "; Mnen
o. o. t99 aoasa s Waa l0nai Wt9 Rspe " 'a n!aok.
o ~ u0 H. ~" , soa9 KY IL a'oney oGs1uV nM Every
, 1881-07-28
BOLD -COUNTERFEITING.


Au0 1AHEG81 4EnGvA 2CNHuMlh
fIhcfn.att udxttte.
Couova. in Switzerland. has given birth to
Some OF tho Xrentest scendals Of. the past few
years; ard. while tho record Of her long list OF
1nurderors, OF her extensive smuggling rntdH
upon France, and OF her notorious eruokchuess
In tho acquisition of tho lrinBwtok millions Ii
still fresh In tho public mind, she now figures as
tho homc OF perhaps tho most during counter
fciting scandal OF modern tirDcs.
Tho Inhabitants Of tho country, districts OF
Egypt nud OF other parts OF tho Turkish En,-
ptro, The temnlo 1reok popnlastonin In particular,
accumulate their savtnRs iii thg current gold
coins, which they convert into ornanouts and
wear about their persons as head. wrist,
and, neck decorations. A band OF Geneva
Alyenturcrs, knowing this, set 10 work
counterfulting gold tnuilmaud!ct1s tvalud about
81, making them Into the Oriental joweiry re.
fetred to. and shlpping them thrcpsh tug Gus
imitation jowalry only. Tho agoutt however,
on receipt Of tho goods, wu1Al dctach tho epn-
oil as ,gonuftia, to tho nnsuspqct!nK peasants
and 1thets equaily unsonhlsttcatcd. Tho aoun-
pUrfatlOu ind cuatoMs dues wore light, aud the
profits wcre. consequently considerRbte. This
ssvindlo hns been going 9n undeteoted for soy-
and the Esyptian and lis s,,xoratn Govornt,ent
lind themselves uut to tue tuna Of son,s 8,uN,-
90 Of our dul!ara. SO grcnty Rro the yi'lnged in
!orreIts that tho Government, 50 it IL aali. viii
10 compelled 10 rcpaco tho KGld ciirrcnsy With
coin ot the aamsr value l but of tllterent
brtuxa this nova. statca that ..'sevcn 81. eIaht
years nRo tho r,attor came to tho knowledge Of
to asxP5a xns a St
was bought oil un1 tic matter hushed np."' e''
1Ao cofresrondont wno snrIishe1 ' y TIE noys uf
sas sas Eeaaa pos6y udeS II ~es'a .sSt
inlstnkc horc. The present scandal could not
, 1881-07-28

sptetai Dnpateh to '1hs Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tcnu., July %.-IntolltRenoo was
received horo to-1ay OF tho.assasiuatlon In. the
oastcrn part OF Ollea County ct james 0ovlrum'
while recltlng "a Latin Lesson to rrof pwyor.;
1le was SHOT ,n the 1eft aldo n6ar tho heart aud
instantly killed WV. Hea,' uotRhbor,''
has boen arreated on suspicion. citcum-
stnntal evidence agalnst him is very strong. 1sea
aud uoodrum had boen on bad terms for long
time, Goolrum ltupeaoh!nz tho testimony Of tho
former In n case last ycar. Noa, who had tc-
pcatedly threatened 0oodrnm, borrowed d
doubla- hatrelcd gin from nel1hbor, as also n
newspaper. saying DO intended going on hunt!
Proceeding. to bis home. Iies discharged both
9af5els 91 fnS "oapFon' sFnn' reloaded them
Mcwspaper for wadilns.. After It'd assasInahofas
ss was XII fase~ fo wSna R o5t at o 0
Of the crime eMorfesponded M exactly With part Of
Kan reloaded. DECEASED was :8 years old, aud
highly cstoomod. GoolrMm. sEa!nst whom the
fegInx u tntcnso, Ia, in JUL at Pulaski, and may
bp 1YIlChGu.
, 1881-07-28
PRODUCE,

sn.rtoi r,trnoteh 10 1hs fh}4doa rtthnna
NEW Ym,k. .July e1-srhpra wus An ttn-
usunl nn,I crncroI nut4tnta I'M nil tl,a nm rlrt.
this morning, tho etl4ueS either waiting for
tho bears to get heart main. tir fOr t11em tn
,n,.or 49,, fhoir iii ,,tsu..n n,,,1. T.. .i..,,,t
: cusu' Wy tn"t. "" eo'st"c'S. LUIS ~ auoHl
nll there Is to tho prutltlge market ln these
days, 'Slnce option lenlfnx llli9 BEEN intro
Iinrpd fLn nifl,fnshinmad insv ~ oumni,,
and tlcutnnd wi,ich n;,re @nverttad trn,I9,
when itsyaa ieuitinnteIv cont,tctsH has nnsv
tvSm r,inns ~ nNactiv Tia ns,,,nsit ur.itn HH
Nece!t'ts 0l WhcaI ncte fafa !argt, mainly Of
req, IN anticipation OF Il0 "Jn!y corner"
aru 4 few believers hpre In q dIpatch irom
Eb!cngo, published ia tho TfHes Of this ulty this
morning, which, among ID LOT OF other Improbax
bIethknXs, Etatea that President tlockpfeiier a
, 1881-07-28
Another Morgan Hsofy-Thc NIucM-
Drowned and Oft.Killeu Man Dles in

snysMa. . 1,,. .. .,,, ,-,.
ne M s4sa9 Ga r1 1,,I, s II is @
inat; conSs , trom @ ossKon @ tha o!d story of hor,
EaMs anair aga'si. which which hns nson for the M iast
should have neen long aEo forgotten u rational
eYlaenee ,ai, q tao Lfutn naa ;nset aeceptea: IN
tn9 ysax iSav re "flter .1t thls hfto.o wv &C.
whl!p waiting fos pnssaHo to Eonatantlnople.
~ tnero peGan11 aeaoalttMt WI. WIN @ 1Wo peeeoos
MF. William. .Minthrop. our Consul vt
3lA!ta' and a hlf. muir IN EnRIlahtnahs'
wno kept ,,! ouo4 stpse ~ tae 5sraoa
NGMllA& IN HAllGttAs l0Lh OF td1h1 gtntlCulAlt
, 1881-07-28
Rumor that, One Of the Gang Of
Murderers Has Been Ar.
=, rested.
Two philadelphia Lawyers Convicted
Of tho Forgery OF a
=, ., ..'Wtll.
A Revolting ) CASE Of Filial Neglect
and 1nhuman Treatment Near .
Baltimore. =
ASSASSINATION or yousg Sindtnt Ia Tennessee 'fhia
llwItlng Ills Lesson.
THE JAMES BROTHERS.
Sp+tfdf Dfstnftffo Ih4 Chtfdro TRIBUNE.

THE 'EiAA1ES HAtoIAaEltSs
Sptttaf ni,pdttheso 1n4 Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS Ctrr, Iio., July 27.-infortnntion was
received by otTlonts hero ta.stay whloh pnues tho
killing OF Conductor Wcstfall, Of tho Uhloago,
look Island Il 1aol,c Eloa,l, on tho hond OF Josse
Janus. Ilnyond all ,!oubt Frank Junlcs was not
In the car on tho night. ot tho tralu robbery,
where tho shooting occurred, tut waa ono Of tho
men that pulled tho bAggagemnn from tho sido
door Ut tho express chr and aftarwnrtls porbon-
Ally took the valuables from the safe Tho i'll
formnht IL n mHn who WINS on tho aast-bounI
isock 1slnnl train on tho night Of July 10. and
who knows tho James boys we'll. For fear nr
telltg rccngnlxcdiby jesse and killed he hid
ttnlor scat. 4, ~" 5.-'
Speeiat nltpateA to Ths Chicago 1rtbunts -
LEAvINwoNTlE,s Kns., July 2I-A rumor has
Just rcaoncl tho cty Mt this hour ti1.3o p. la.)
That Popo W9lls, thought to b9 one of the Wins
ton train fDbbGr3t was arrested Mt Halla Sfntton,
on tho Kanaas Oily. Vt. jusnph Il Council Uluna
ltonl!, Tonight. Fhoro Is no tec9raphfo. got1-
n.lnlcatton, mud particulars arc not now obtain
utjfc.
, 1881-07-28

Tho prlnters OF VteauR .proposo to- cclobrato
tho 40Qth anu1YGr1axy Of tho Introduction ut
uutonburx's nrtin shas city, lR =. manner b..
hitting 20 tnemoFAhla 4tl great. IAN Illustrated
6ook prepared ~ tas neat s stylo ot re gEinsss
tho Austrian Capital from III infancy, Ia 10 bo
ono teaturo oe tho celebration. Anuthar will bo
ptovsments mAtlo 'lurtna tho gradual develops
ment Of printing: fwcnty, PROMINENT printers
&1d publishers OF Pnsts will auend the 'featiyl.
pected to seud representatives .:,..' -.|,~
, 1881-07-28
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

spettH Dtspaleh 70 1hs Chicago 1FtbVnt.
4rniNuFiHLp, ILL.,, July ,27.--Tho Secretary OF
State to-ti4y issued lIoonso to organize to tho
French soap Manufaoturing Company. ChuaRo;
capital, $.5o.oOo; corporators, George II. Wollon,
Joshua ". Cnrr. John Htevpns.
a certificate OF organization waa fled by the
Frenolauah Eathers' AAsooIa tlon OF Joliet; cor
mol, and flrtlno flrtltiseu, -
Tho Auditor to-day eanceiod 5000 Of bonds
Of Weatorll Iownship and 81, 900 OF 0alvA Town.
ship, both Ia Horny County.
, 1881-07-28

At O'CLOCK yesterday nft8fnn6ll tW6 7eo1ofct1
mott named rtsphtttv ltj6ft 1li1Wi, aid fGhn
Depuo ongagctl III q dispute ut No. 10G Harrison
street over somo trJlilnx circumstance. brown
drew razor from sono hidden rooess at tho
hack Of his mock, and With four desperate slashcs
cnt Dcpue that number Of ttncs-thrce wolttitls
In the bnck and ono IN the left artn-thnnEh not
dangerous wlthnl.' IIo ',Tis attended bys Dr.
from tho Hottao at Correction md Dears bud
reputation. I5rown Is not SO we'll known =. i
, 1881-07-28
FIRE RECORD.

AT GRAND 1sApfDs, Ar1CIT.
SMeta! Dtipateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
GIltNp RArins. Mich, July .7.-Flro horo this
afternoon burncda dry-kiIn an,l barn owned by
tho ugrlsoy l. Gay FurnlturD Company ami tnost
Of tholr cnntenta. Including quite largo q,,an.
tity OF tIno cherry ltml.or. Tho fro paRht IRON,
tho apnuratns for hetltlng tho Kim, THO 1oss tB
estinatoll at $1,000, md Is substantially covered
by lnauraiGo.
, 1881-07-28
ESCAPE or a had LOT. !.


L1Trta ROCK, ARK, July sT.-The reported
1ail-dellycry ut Danvilla, Yell County, IL cou-
AFmod by reports received. to-day. Hluo pEts-
oaars escaped by means Of d wooden key. Two
guards wBro thero at the time, and auocoeded in
capturing two prieoaafs,-Meyasa aad Taylor,
who murdered Dr. naddler, In. Franklin County,
in lsTQ, nruce. who murderer! White, pear Dur.
Massss aa 1ha
notorious anfO- bufRDar,
, 1881-07-28

9pfctnt WSpatth 10 Ths Chttnso Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, July .7.-About y. IN.
Jnnics Mahoncy4 nHent, and John Kelly. porter
Mt tho ForryabnrE slopot, saw nat hdnxlng
arottnd tho .tctnt whnm they spattcd M Ouorgo
htoCoy. WIN shut l'urtor tIHc*1cy, Of sf,,skcgon.
Mnh0rny tclephnuc.1 shrrtr vn,lpe whb soon
nrr1vcs. and ntrcatr md lodged tfcI,oy IN
tltxna Iinvcr, jail. ifu hlin tovoivcr wIlh two
empty emu noknnWla19ctl h1 WIS the nnn
and snld. "WhlskF did II; not no."