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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-06-09
PROF. GUILMETE's LIVER PAD

VIII positively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
Dyspepsia, and all diseases of the Liver,
Stomach and Blood. Price 81 80 by mail. S end
for Prof. Guilmette's Treatise on the kidneys
and Liver, free by mail, Address
FRENCH PAD Co..
Feb17 VI Toledo, Ohio.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-06-09

tcca week in your own town. Terms and S5
pOOoutft free. Address II. HALLETT d Co.,
Portland Maine.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-06-09

One of the New York papers asserts
that "scallops for the front hair are en-
tirely gone by" 1t is to'be hoped that
the patrons of ounce seed and bando-
line will take notice.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-06-09
Unhealthy surroundings

occupations conducive to health and long life are
the privileges of the minority. The majority
must dwell wherever their lot Is cast, however in
salubrious the locality may ne, and work at the
craft assigned to them. however destructive to
health and vigor. Medical science has, however,
come to the aid of the latter In Hostetters
Stomach Bitters they have land have had for the
last twenty-five years. the best defence against
the morbid influences which create and foster
disease. that the vegetable kingdom can supply.
Its ingredients are among the finest botanic spe-
cifes which research has yet revealed to man.
As preventive Of and remedy for the diseases
generated by swamps, miasma, the foul air of
factories excessive heat over exertiOn Of body or
mind unwholes0me water, or any other mOrbifc
cause Hostetter's Stomach Bit:ers bear away the
palm from all medicines Of the present day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-06-09
From the Hub

There is perhaps no tonic offered to
the people that possesses as much real
intrinsic value as the Hop Bitters. Just
at this season of the year, when the
stomach needs an appetizer, or the
blood needs purifying, the cheapest and
best remedy is Hop Bitters. An ounce
of prevention is worth {. pound of cure,
don't wait until you are prostrated by a
disease that may take months for you
to recover in.-Boston Globe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-06-09

AN attorney of Lafayette, Ind, made
the discovery that one of the members
of the recent grand jury was not free
holder. This destroyed the virtue of
nearly four hundred indictments.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-06-09
LAME BACK

That the Pad fails to cure. This Great Rene
dy will POSITIVELY and PERMAN EMILY
cure Lumbago, Lame Back, Sciatica, GraTely
ncyS. Incontinence and Retention Of the urine,
inflammation of the Kidneys, gatarrh Of INC
Bladder, High CoIorcd Urine, Pain in the back ;i
Cact all disorders of the Bladder and Urinary
Organs whether contracted by private diseases
or theiwse.
LADIES, If you are suffering from temaIe
Weakness. Leucorrh@a. or any disease OF the
Kidneys Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
YOU CAN BE CURED!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-06-09
CRIME.

In an attempt to escape, two convicts at
Sealy, Tex, were killed and two mortally
, 1881-04-12

cnl future of ylretnln, II this seems myste.
rions, 1t Is, nevertheless the, belief OF DUH
parties. Nnr is 1t even Ing Wno!e iIusa,.
Southern Scnntnfs shy. " PFisMtH e9''.es1 Is.
tim, lint, If Aln;lo'ls sli9l.l sttcteGI y NM VI
Elnia nlofn WolM " q nreMk ~ .'o ,,, ,,ci .,,ot
cratic ine 10 every SonttioEf nHiass,S. MM uHr ~
tlley reEnrt tte uetnat q MlG,et.pss9ns. ~
tlat reason, ns Nn.e .l'tu 'ceeSs''''
"t'a' "S eaey n"", u. p"t'tos's '!'.s,'.,n, "".s.
., TIE Fvs!uS s,.'.s no'HM ~ t;,ns;.a,ar, An
- nlrehnf eXteiiame TO A.Ss.sfssptth, ,,,sp ,h ,osH
ofgahizhilnn n now tnl!mltH uisc s t', ~ Hm ,f,a
OF e%.CnflgtessMm MeNee u o. ,t o.H'H, ir. o
snle PURPOSE ot WlGi T. 70 HfeElhtW IT. ,.,ai,
bisl,isi,: ~ Mili co.n,no w !.v ~ H.. tii;
etGl'rns' ma pnt iMSom stshft .; M -. etrs,,,;v ~
tltla la!!. Inc ltGuupueaMs wv =, " ,st Sni.,
supported py tho vfGcnnacKetS III nv: ;, n.e, ,.1s
wiu llnya lafES ioll2w!ng. Mr. s',nrs MSnsc, M,ts
tnrmerly from Illinois. naa IS eSe'y"ho'e
KtloWn rs Eeso!hto man,
> rAttls. ;
To the ttfstert Attaeiaitd rTtta
WAsItrSuroS, ID. &, April 1.-two votes
IN the Sotlato oil tlUttons IN go into executive
session disclosed the presence nf only bnre
| quorum Of inpnirra SullatGrs-viz.: twei'ty
Republicans ai,tl nineteen Democrats. Thn
\ pairs announced were rs follows: Ant''olly,
! md Lamar, Buck utld lInlc, Camden nid
| PjNtt fCuun.l, Fnfr and JNnes tNev.). Frye
, 1881-04-12
KIlsIlWt,OD.

y. Special phpstth u Tia Chicago Tribune
WAsu,Noroy,, D. G., April 1l.-Secrotary
Klrkwood ias discovered ,l,at tic recent
M""" nr1"r a,,notnt1na M n 1oraa nnn,hor nf ciarks
utass "ptyR .H,,.,,n.ter ia w. ,lSia+in', ~
statuto 16tl, as wo!l'ot the spirit OF q Civil
YaryIco uuiIoy, and he accordingly has very
,Iromutly canceied the order OF appolnt-
,no,..s v'o ,xn,.n LIN isamwJ m Fri,lnv MD hns
'nohts Wni0A Ae 'ssnuu w tt."%s. a.u ..'.'
directed all tue petsons "l1on ha ha0 w
pu11tel to appear before D0ar4 Of Ex-
u|Ntnors, rs provided by Sec. lH OF thu
Revised Statutes, .ySllell provides that no
clurk shall be appointed iii any department
, 1881-04-12

upon n corrupt coalition II It was. not actual
y me. Wl,rro wis tho Hntuallty ot prl'a- r.
10 the iast TINT, IL t,ctnl,er lust. ti.c then
Secretary Of the Treasury would have r.:
,nnycd .tiio Tobacco Inspector H. Virginia It
nu hntl belonged to the Rsp,,,dfatnK pnrty.
tho tic Senator l from Ohio tsl,erinan):, 4
VOICE from ltnavoh, nr some other direction,
ha.l reached tho Setat9r; md now, Instead
nt rDlnDvinF III ottictnl beea.,se ne was
|s"stM is aSr II ~ if SS;iatuE Il s sesns a's'sse; IL se
nte office. Tho Senator Ind, III, Ills speech,
stntetl tlintlln llcpul,!lcat, Stnte !la evrr r.
l,,ltlate!l tts debt. lie wished to call ntton'
lo % .le gtset r'spHisat,n ; ol tho North
.Aftcr 4 sl,Yrt controyorsy rs T. tho DEBT Of
MILAN, Nlr. Vest continued his speech. !, Ii
'srs st sas a hen a a ,sss sa a'Hy s y af e g H.
There Ind lint l,ceit calMpaigt, speech n'atlc
which lla,l mot III It tl,e sentence, "vote fnr
lIAncDek and you perpntuRte solid S0Mt!l;
rllEe clubs. Kn-klux k!nm; vote for dartielts
eoa,% eo Ss%s vote Tor tree ballot and an 10'''S'
hnd been placed before tho Senator from frojntl
Virginia {NfnUnc) atNi hu liatl deliberately
cnst Its lot with tho, ttssne-b4ilot, pgrty u:
the Republicans callesl ~. lie had takei.
not like it now :? Tie Danocrntie Senators
Ind been told that they had Eroveled at The
fset Ut tho ScIintor. from virg!nin. It wa;
not true. .,lIo denied It clnp!aatlcalIy ;nn1d nnd
saIt, III Its opening atlress That ho Ind beer
"iMv,te,l tn their little tea.pnrty." II he l,n!
hcan so Invited. 1t hatl bcstl. unoale!ally, i
| Ind mt been by a Den,acrntIc cal,c'ts.
ulotloi, tn 10 Into executive aesst0n WAS loS'
yeas 10; nnys 70. Tho Senate thea nd
| 1ourlled until tomorrow.
, 1881-04-12
EBEN WR1GHT's WILL.
- = 2 : ~-s~---s :
He Cuts on Elts Relatives with Moa2fs
ArxV Tsnv vnz uHtl RNrfuU4

He Cuts on Flts. Relative. with Moazn
Allowance and. Leaves His Fortun'
TO stranKcrs-A Probable Contest.
t'.-:Spssta1 D&spdsth. to Ths Chicago 1Ftbune'
BosroE, April little will OF Eoea
Wright OF tho firm Of Wright, Bliss & fab''
MI. will probably DO contested, us Ills Eela'
tIycs aro cut OFF with nleagro allowances
aiid the bulk Of. the. 81, 600 goes " fnels
acq,latntaMccs. Capt. Moody, OF Tic Cunata
Line, with whom he crossed tbs Atlanas
once, Is left SO. GOO; Ills valet $1,000. ald ~
confidential clerk $50, ,0o0, while to the wlseos
Con. q. :A.sNVhitt!eE, n ne!ghbor, vino W.
Kind to him during n sickness, Is left tho fesf
die Of the estate, probably $l,No, ,ooo' a'H9
five years'.use of the money by tins htl.
alr. Wright ls'represerltcd by those who knes
hlnl best to have been a very peculiar tnaa'
remarkable for his str0ng likes aud dislllss
llo was q; bachelor. uo had been III teep's
health Tor humber Of years, aild at the a%s
Of Ills death was Ct years Of aEc' ~ /"
seems lid Ind MlsRivlngs about h!s W.,
and dtirtng his last Illness ut ChasIes'onstS ,st
ho callel In. two physicians to celsn.
to Ills soundhess Of mind, and in the p.I, pp..,
ence of witnesses wrote the instrument w.
ID now l!koly 10 figure III the courts for sou!'
time to come. II IL CI1lnleu ny tHe ~ y
nnsa TINT the father Of Mr. Wright o!!ii.lyu, !gntl
but that E6e,i was tho only ono of the he.aht sI;
uren who inherited the property on9afIaJI on,baIeJ
md TINT the estate has never been dtslsoSra aoa re-
bur the bulk Of tho property hns psfa psVfga3sh. Ii
| Hiss q FR6yan,, which Was Was,-,,s suIht ths
Nuaiitly fornled, 1t IL also, a!lesed ~ ~
tlloro was either m understanding or R1 ~
visIon 1T tho VII! OF the father w. ~ i'm IN
9il lsis death: This understanding Of psSi ps,o
ion Was noyer carried out. aasd In colll}efft5 III
With the failure to divide tlle properly ~ ~ Il
The fatlos, IL believed t9 ba ne canse ~ onl Ii
slstsrs III pthsr ,neinbsrs Of tho fan}!{ ri
iii svetS, Il u known lIe llaa qua5fslltt,a'
Ills :slssers, both. Of WHOM, ate es'tMstt n1stt
tatl{ts, aill for several years bud l19! IT, phta III
s Fsasoi!s as Substantially ignored ths'4 u -
4
, 1881-04-12

tho spirit OF tho law of Congress, must be
somewhat technical. IT., sectns TINT tho m.
loIntments were turned over tu Scnntora
from tiiose Stntcs which. lnyn not
II full 9.lnta In The Interior DE-
.pointnet.ts assigned to ench waB fve. Md
Tic Senators Weru nt liberty to revise tlio
lists as first inatla ont by tho Secretary. III
making these appoIiltmante, which wcre au-
hnltoi,iT The efilctency nf tho Pensions Office,
lilo nIvlcc ct tho Commissioner Ut Pensions
was not taken, and, nj 4 matter If tuct, !ho
appointments woro made OIL tl,o face Ut Ills
written protest, ""
, 1881-04-12

pAssA1c, N: j, April 1i.-Charlcs spttnz.
stcnd, In jail awaiting act1on Of tie GsstH
Jury OH charge Of planning the musd.,
mid robbqry Of a Citizen Ut this place,. co.,
fcsses tliat he deliberately capstzed a bo,,
mud ttrowhetf Samuel Asher, n boy, Mt Lack.
wnxul,, june II, 1877, giving ns q reason lh1,
lle llutcu tic boys fAti,er.
, 1881-04-12

Calvin, tho Court refused to, discharge ths
IT si,ooa. TEs Colft hcl,l tint fnIvtnn yn ,Ss W.a
llnt wholly cMlpnhlc rllo .lefnnslnllt l,ay Ts1 ny
vet BEEN able 10 furnish bnil, but uxl,erE ~ ~
tu-morrUw. The bond Is to hu npprlyed
ctther by tIte Judge OF tho court or tic CletS
Of yYlllinRr or Steven County.
, 1881-04-12
INTERN NNT1ONAL BANK

TaEnE Will nj 4, ahNEisAi INSPECTION. i
spfe'at Onsa!ed - ~ ~ t".sur a.S,, 0aC. ,,
WAsEiSofoS, ~, ~. e1pit nai.,. hianp ,.saH: M"
yers of tue 'lntafnatlolat bahk "e1u 'i noi
asked time Of tho Commissioner uf Internal
n"va,,,,a nntil to-,norrow. or'next tluy to t]le.
Itota,nort ,vhin1, 10 h, cn,,.
lug snpp'e'Asl'ai sta.ou., "S" ~ ~ ~ ss
tain tho deductions to which the cialtn tte
bank Is untitled. The statement will prob,
nl,1v },c ak pnrte. rs It is not understood that
tho books If the bank are heru. ANY state
nnnt therefore which is nude by tic attor-
.,.",., ," an,, s1r,,,,;t' In tronscr,nt NJ n
noss WI. s'''p.y. w x 10 ;,.s ~,
themselves, Or by persons connected
with the bank, Gen. Raun, Is not likely
w .,,,tsa nv ,,nc,s,on Il, n cnsn of snch ,nntr-
W n ,an9 ,tioat ".s ain,t rno,v,o,ea from i;ny.
!l1luuo'"Itno"tuc uc"'iS ~" '."us wv
, 1881-04-12
READY TO GO. TO 1vAupUN,
dnftfot utfuaseh Il Ih4 Ehtsdao Ttthunt

' MANlTowoc, Wis, April'it.-Tl,o caso n,
Aug, 1.erk!olz, then who burRlarlzed b.
'O'Cohncll's ll0tlse n short ttlne since, VA,
callctt sin1 tllo ..;Cnnnty Court to-day. n.
waived examination and went to jail until tbs
next term Of the Circuit Court when he viii
petition to liave tho ollnrRe ,chahged TO tm;
0t grand larceny, TO which nc oilers to PLEAD
, 1881-04-12
1Io1,sE-r111Ev cArfUnED.

,,., '.sptesal ,0bpassA to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
DUNDEE, ILL.,, April 1t.-Ferguson S.eyen
soil, the MIN who s.olo j. W. Kingsley
horse md cutter from this place abolt !
wcrk ago. was captured near Yorkvtlle, Ill,
yesterday and lodged. in Geneva Jail. III
fired OIL the officers several t!ules, but finally
surrendered
, 1881-04-12

T'rA1N Ciry,' o., April tt,-4An attempt
was made lust night to .rcsurrcct tho budy ot
tho daughter .9t lsussol Clnrrol III tile ceme
tery here. Tho explosion Of large torpedo
almost entirely 'l,nenrtleh tile grave and IN
jured Or tlctn0ral|zott the ,snntctlcrs 50 thN
they abandoned tho work without tile body
, 1881-04-12
H ~ ~ ~ ~ AtN
Usual Dose Of the Same IN
the United States :
Senate.
The Heavy End Of the Talk
y >" ing Done. by Gall, Vest,
and Beck. .
Poor Speech by. Camden, the
New Senator from West y.
g.. =, Virginia.
The Regent Action Of tho House
Of Commons Having Its
f.. Effect.
Candid Admission Of the Political I'M
y 'portanoe Of the Present
Contest.
Secretary Window Calls for $1o5, ,6so,4oo
.> six Per Gents, with Privilege
Of Extenston.
Holders Of This Vast Amount o.
Debt Can Take 3 IL Per
Cent if They Choose.
Tie International Bank 1mbrogllo Pre-
~. cipitatcs'a General Shnke'U Up
kfrkwo0a's Clerks.
oredit-Mobilier Fraud Denounced squarel!
and Fairly by the Supreme
q. Court.
Secretary Window Calls for $195, 5,6s0,4oo
six Per Gents, with Privilege
OF Extension.
Holders Of This Vast Amount OF
.: Debt Can Take 5 IL Per
Cent If They Choose.
Tie International Bank 1mbroglso Pre-
~. cipltatcss General Shake'Up-
: - ,K1rkwooil's Clerks. :
Oredit-Mobilier Fraud Denounced squarely
and Fairly BY the Supreme
.. " Court.

and falrly ~ t1e supreme
Court.
=. -- f''.,
ruE DEADIOCK,
,,,,t. -o>, ,r,r1. ~ royrfx11Ep
:, $50, ni.ns,rh ID n. chttaoo Ttibuns.
Nv As11,saT6y. D. T., Aprll 1.-THE war Of
,,orda ,raa r.,,nwetl to-dny III tic Senate.
,,rha t,,rao .,ova, ,utsrim lid not serve TO
entson nnrtv nsnerity' or tu suggest any
,naons bv wHich fhs present parliamentary
.aoGocis co,, he broken. One Senator said
t,,at ~ .o,na rsoenra ,vhtch ntnced The SBl,.
ota ,Ef tI,a rontition vhieh It occupies today
,...|t ,s,;c"ii, rnor II IN thts 4ome condition
yro,,, ,,nsv ami for tl,nt matter. to,
tx tbS .;rs ~ tha 9,nr3eiI Administrator, as,
vii, ina rrantest nossIhla Republican sue.
cess ss in The senatoslai contests. tho. Demo.
cratic minority Ill the sen"te c"nlos w ~
tluced below the number necessary under
the present rules and constitution to demand
-. .sss n,s ;,,,.. ,v,,,oj, Ia a,xtpon y,,tes |
tme ysas na ite' ,,, ..taa mt .a.,,o1 ware nuIto
The leaders OF pots parties to.uay Mele qh.u ,ha,.
as resolute In fhear pubic speeches us thos
were when tho Senate adjourned 4ast 1nols-
day: Tbs only differences III the genefai pro-
srnr n1rAr 1sopsAsE IN TIE NUMBER OF
THE o'S&Ni ANoA nsIus.
.11,ara xsere thIrty.alrl,t Senators absent ind
paired, 80 that there was Just a quorum vot-
ing,-s9. Senator Edmunds, who had re-
tnrnpd from Flortdn. could haye voted
to Innke a quorum a1'nqSRn 9,o,,. ~" Me
Is paired with Gnfla11d' uaVio ~,
Wis, who has :;,ibtt. chosen to be paired
before on The daSy , 11Gs Kss~e was 'Saas ses
nt1fa W INV Rsnahl1cans hi ] to.dny saI t1,at. il t,e
present situation should eontnus Man,s5m, nsss 1T
1,,Id :. un,,,ra o,j a t,ran Tn e,tstntn n ruling
, 1881-04-12
NOTES.,
11tre1aEss Al HsTANnsT1LL.
2. apkffaI Qifpateh 70 Ins Chicago Tribune.

J., .JuDlcTAI nts1NEss AZ A AsrANnsr1t1~
.wAs,I,ynToy. D. G.. Anr1l i1.-Tha Seua.
.1.,a, .ion,1Inni,, 1o .hnvt,,r = por;oun oifuct
to1ials ueau'peA - Atsh sa.Sl.t .Ho' w.
upon !eRal business Ill .he U's.t'ct " "
lumbla. The office OF United states Mar-
stn, ~ FrsInr;ck DnurIass. ). Ills successor
ina not l,eau nnpoIntcI. md could not be-
an',r.,,scj '' MYs - In ,ros o,noInt.J Thcra orc
.e''", ", an"s ~ ~" ,rtt;,ossos 'rIo cnn.
"vo,no nv u ~ NJ, ' th1s IL % lint tie wl,eels Of
the law, rs regards tile Criminal Court, arc
cioRcud. There are many prisoners III jail.
onxious for n trIal. md SONG who propose To-
a,'A1"s ',IsI s.,;,t,, ~ ~''' @'''A e0''S "
:pleaa Ruuty:. .,o,,,,,,,,x "
49,, y lonEitlsos, rs.. -, ,,.. -.
Tlle threatened deatla OF Lleut.-doV. 1ins-
kins may probably glye new turn to tho.
New York complication, rs Judge Robertson, !,
no,utnatett for Collector, is President pro,
tolll. Of tlle Senate, and would. SUCCEED Mr::
| llasklns as Ltoutcnapt Goyernor. Some. OF
Cunklng's friends say TINT, III such ~ evcnt,
K0bertson woNll Eadiy eotissht e dnn Will
a,na.Ion M5aM or ~ hay ''e, even nj 70 furter. md say
tue President woula mynl M 'SHit OF sa9 IN
fhn ,,nriw ~ w,thdrnwine liobertsoi,,s Mnno.
S Tno pI1 pfrIc1nds Of tho President, on The Uther
hand. sav he Will not Wlthdrnw Robertson,
oven iii the event Of Llout-Goy. uaskins'
death.
soME 1nREouLAN1TIEs
have been discovered In tho ADVERTISEMENTS
, 1881-04-12
Ing IL tho text Of tho 1O,d call for bonds. Is
a,lGl this nftGrnnOtit

Ing Is tho tcxt Of tho losd call for bonds. Is
sud this ntternooH:
TIsAsu,ly 1lErAtrtMEnr, WAsM1saTGx. D. C.,
!e.,.sl ly taw min Iiu $ecretury of thu Treas,,
nry. not(co = hcsuby elyrn tlMi tho rrincil,Rl
NJ, aSs.ea III, So s Hrs neyai ws
ef; .eFes. on ri sai Id bpds viii ceaso that ay; pro.
" sa os e ssss to a aSe her Saas
o"tnmed during hS faf q sno ,5 t
a!,ovr specitc. sucs.roancst wII! ne grnatc,l; u
tno ts sso .eSssef BY tS, tnS ssn1rtay ;,i'rn;r
ss"t sSS , asts St 5y rss,css L ea Af . H. @ fS:
sis:s S';; ss;; @ is .P'f Ss,s sssS! tS sSe as
afss" anSnt lss,sea SneS Inc al a.tncn.ione aots
which ren,n! o,s,AnsnE: Iho sn',sst oSc
10 herewith prosyrlbed, ad. upon thc sarrontlrr
of tho bonds with aNch request, eho sncr.'tnry nf
q p " w .aaS ou 20 sG o t
'o snId bonls nro contlnHes during rho plons.
,iro Of tho Huvcrntncnt. with Interest at she
tea 81 ss sss Viii I'll. a "ie Uun
Df tho bonds. to ho cq,ltuuod nsnt.vG provided,
Sss;t ss sofe re 9. to .ay M ar @ w a ~ ssf Gfs s
a aa M eso & g. sssSsf eheaS ra S t the
ioas,s. Ali bon,ls. :whothor intc,ldess for ,pay-
inont or to bo contiMiicdt ahuud nu rotwnrtled to
VIII VIZ lsticr ot Il tran.nsson al setting forth ito
purp,au is,r whei, tllny nre trnnsnitttet: At.a II
e sont!n,o saoy s 1t,ar az 10 TO-
10 assIvnci 10 lilo yeeretary q tho Iras.lry for
nni wi'ot, Inc Martlus Ieslro. tho oscuks II ply-
Nrit Ut Registered bonts to bo rawI to tho Or.
der M ay ng w. er11a, 1n yal1 H. rq,,rv irSS snr
, 1881-04-12
III DUTY ON BRIDGE: MATERIAL.
SosttaI U{tpatth to, Ths CHICAGO IrthuBE+

'OrrAyvA,' Can., April 1l.-Tho bridge
building firm of Clark; Rlevea. & Co., q
Philadelphia, who were recently compelled
10 pay large n'llount OF additional duty Oh
the Chaudtere Railway Bridge material laTe
been Hdjulged to pay the sUtn Of Sll,aiNT
on amended entries of bridge inateFlal g.
Clifton. - ;
, 1881-04-12
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.

i btt<FAt St4+>@*~t ~ A'ts -
{ (sA1a;NX, 1lf.rAplll t.-:1iast Saturday. at
SGratiot, Wasn Mobiles, d desperate character
Of this pince, shot John Quales through tho
heart, killing him almost Instantly. Quales
had becn' working on the Mow railroad Mt,
.Grntlot, and :started OH Sunday for Dn-
blque to got tenn to put III the road. De-
Ing little late for tito o'clock freight. he
started on the rnM for tho depot While
crossing tho bridge OIL the run lte met Wash
Mobiles, and ll q playful WY hlt hun lightly
over. his .face, ut tho satlo. tl!ne Keeping
right On at q rapid pace. Nubles turned
.nne .kl,ee, took del!berasa alnl, aud shot
Qua1es through the heart. Tie latter
ifr0pped Instantly jumped up aglill,, then
fell forward OH his face tlead. Qunlcs' brother,
from low went to GEptGt yesteTny StfHr fft
them Oil tli0 nonl freight t0-day. Qua!es
Is q single man,, Mobiles Is mnrrlell mud Inns
two children. He has been loafeMr r. and u. Q .
arrestel md taken to tho Darlington jail.
, 1881-04-12

MURDER ON "A RIVER STEAMER.
NASHVILLE, Tenli., April 11.-At Doye,,
Teiin. Albert Lewis. md Nlack Thompsoa
.(coloretl), cooks on tho steamer Andersoa
fought. LOWS picked Thompson up and
threw him overheard, drowning him.
, 1881-04-12

rrrrsnulsd, April 11.-George IIerwIg, II
~Dravoshi1rg, canto To this city last week and
drew $4,000. Since then nothing has heea
heard OF him, ,d It Is feared lie fell Into tn
hands Of shnrpors.
, 1881-04-12
SUPREME COURT.

tt~stt,t,1. .tt,1ptrit.1tN UEyNftScEO.
,v.,,,,r.,r,v +, ~ AnriI it.-In tho Yu.
WAslt,SuauS' =. W .,.,atstar ,,oa ,nn.,.. 10y ~. IN
promo Coiifs taroay ue':.sn'' Whs ''a'c III
tho case of Tl'omas War!el'. appellant, Vs. |
tho Union Pacific Railroad Company ct nit
Sp statas ,nr ti,a .ii.srict ~ Vrhrnskn on tho
,.es @ ~ ~" ,nss fsi;.;n. ~. 1srce,Sn,, ~
!!atn OF Jnsy, lo, user h.a, .lss,"a..s a.,. y.
tho Union Paci.ie ltallfoatl ooinpa.,y; acths
The l}ontd of Directors, entered lnto COLI
;.as. VIII "muaa u ns,,; ",,1 ,"cr,,
se 10 'cGy tara % ,,a con
lands belonging to tho Company along the
wLnIe 1Inn nj tho iattrr,s road. Shorl-
"u ~. .,,,r"nf,o, v,,,o,s cor,tnmv nm,lor
ao,,n ..e''1 ~ ~ 1vvonino rnni p n;n,. Ain.
Inn Company was organized, with
Worlcil and q number of Directors
~ thn r1rinu Pacific f.n,nnnrv ns Tia hratllur
s n1a tS f Wst aosst
a ~, tha III ,I, ~ sinrc 1s1 ti,n nff!eTs
anT I'M" o1ta mn ~ ~ fh ti,c ~ 1;niirn,d % tpma"v' hv
nr'icr ~ its 1Slrcetnrs sazed Tia miles. 6ooks.
@ 1l p9fsoa hp pE9arty o. S tcn S1nE nvef
.nnos rrattnw nef rn" s,c III sniz.'ra n mi
nt froH tiis attn,npted a6rogntlon nf ti,s con.
tr"nt 'rbn iioi}rnntl f,nHfnmnv snts ~, M its
' oe.o'so .o., .as s.o s'aae, ~. ""1
VOID oS AeGooNt ~, " % fhAun.
that IT. Mas cxcc!ltGu tor We ,;n company ny tllo
ors, n majority Of whom, by previous 1,tree-
Ment, were TO no eqmally ihterestcu n IT,
tllnt fpr that reas0lll lts Terms Were !mnMo 10
H. u. es ra,,, , ~ o,aI,iu Ks
o M r., mnEo tNra1 mis nj lie i,airontl
Conpany's expense, AID tint tlie organization
o. e & MsG'i s'a.irs G0as !" nshln N fmsa i,ir.nrss
tn nnrficimtn in Inc uroilts Of Tic cU,,tr0ct,
, 1881-04-12

Ht ijlo conclusion Of III. Vests speech.
motion tn go Into executive aesston WIS lost
yeas 10; nnys 70. Tho Senate thea nd
1ourned until tu-1n0rrnw.
CALLS. '
THE srEr TAKEN. -
sptetn, Di,patea to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. T.. April 1t.-llolders OF
0per cent bonds issued under the nets OF |
July II md aug. i, 1851, a1ld nnder the net Of |
March 3, 1868, have bcan notified t,day tllut |
their bonds will bc paid, pr1ncipal.and III
terest on the 1st day 1T July. 1881,
the date oil which tl,oy become subject TO re-
deluption. II holders prefer to leave, their i
money III the bonds OF tho Government st1b' i
jcct to payment. at It's. pleasure, they may do |
10 by presenting their bonds at tho Treasury
on or before tho 10th day of May, 1881,
with request tint, III lieu 0f the per cent,
registered bonds bearing Interest at tho rate
of ~ per cent per annun1. and payable seu't-
nunuaily. be issual to them. To holders
who desire to make this exchange, interest
mt per cent to July will be prepaid. Regis
tered bonds Issued in accorttancu with tic
request of holders Of u per cents -
Will. DEAR STAMPS --,
to The elect that such bonds nre continued
during tho pleasure Of the Government, with
Interest at tie rate OF ~ per cent per all
NUN. Holders aro required to pay transpor-
| tattun EXPENSES OIL the bonds to tic Trea6-
| ury, Registered bonds, issued as above, will
| be sent to them, prepaid, by registered mall,
| unless they otherwise direct. The amount
Of per cent bonds subject to payment or
exchange under the conditions above de-.
scrtped Is $40. .951 $50 coupon anl S155 43s sso
registered, total OF Sl05, ,C9o, 400. This does
nntlnclude tho "Oregon war debit" OF which
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