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, 1881-06-25
tho graduating class Of tho school At bis resi-
dcncc, No. 100 Contru avenue, tast evening >.


Tho tronty.sIxth nnnual Commencement OF
81. Mary's Acadofny. situated on the 81. Joseph
fttvor, ono mile distant frum 8ohth Ncnd, Ind,
ttrok place on "Wednesday and Thnrsday, juno
2, urtd 2. For wnoka prnvlous competent nul i
rensls VI Hxau,fncrs hn.s been Industr!pusly In
vestisattnR tho scholastic tuori4 of tho ptip!ts,
md all cutn'! mated OF tho happy occasion which
cndei tho schoot yoar.
Tho grounds looked thotr beat In tho bright
JUNO Auhs6ine. that lent At, ttlla1 chatsn II The
phrtcrros Of iawers mud ottlor wbrk OF tho iaud.
Scapa Hllrsfcner. and It hlay b0 wetf to tny. In
passing. that tn TIM propagntang. house moro
than W,0Q0 plants. most Of them exotics, wore
grown during tho wfntor. giving IN opportunity
for tho nractIcai study Of analytical botany in
tho snow.bound soR4on.
Tho visitors to tho Academy. occupied their
tttnd prior to the cxcrctscs in stroifing out Of
doors. and visiting tho studio, neollc-wosk
rooms muse.iIn. and library. Tho atolter, whore
eafs drsoo" Il nss ssf s. aa ss r. yoas @
sculptor ot Paris. who has achieved i grcas
reputation siiere IN this direction.
on this occaafon wcfu bishop DwonEor. OF Fort
iIe Est6sf softa, 6onSss q 10 oraer q the the
rs ef zen! %Yss sds, ec
apt way yf impartinR kilowlodKc. Ior wonder.
fll v0calixatlon at ttus1 Commencement oxur-
C!scB AEQtaGu tnp dutnlratlon md wonder 1T all
listeners. =:
The graduating essays, tntesspcrscd with mu4
sicH! numbers, occupied tho titnt afternoon. The
tho composers whose names figured on tho pro-
gram and whDHe mu8ig waB Interpreted ty tho
pupi's wcre Chopin, Beethoven, Llszt, Mayer
Un.luatinx golj medals IN the acadou,to de-
IhArttHGtt wurG conferred on MIAs Harriet Duck,
Gh!cnEo. Ill: Miss Anna CurtrIKht, New York
Ctty; Miss Catherine DAnnhcr, Iudlngto,i, Mich:
ilsa Angela Ewing, Lancaster, o.: Mlss Alice
Farrell, keokHk. In; Miss Ale!la 0ordon, Cairo,
Mlss Adelalde klEchhcr, Detroit, Mfch.: MISS
Cnthor'na tll1!nn. NeRalinec. Miss: Miss HENRI
ettM ltCsing. Hyde Park, ILL.,; Miss Mary Bullt-
vhn. Plymouth, Ind: Miss Suann Smith, Denver,
Cntn.; Mas Gathering Ward, tklck port, Ill.
The Following wcte tho Rrlduiltca Of thb Com
fnryAtury Ui Music: Miss Harriet Buck. Chicago,
ILL.,; Msa Adcl!a Gortun, Cnlro, ILL.,; Miss Lulllsa
Ncu, !niono: III: Miss Stary Usselman1, Go
eh9n. lshf.: allss Mary Sullivan, Plymouth, Ind.
TUG tno.!9! for tho bost cssay on the ..True
gela Ewing. VMtcd1ctoran.
The tncsla! for prp!telency In pennanshtp was
awarded tU Miss T. Clutrcy, Bertrand, Mich.
Miss Ewing bccame also the posscssnr Of tho
gold i1etn for Christian doctrine. Miss Cart
right received the Toner art medal. Mtsa Dou-
nelly. Of Michigan City, fua., carried OF tho
medal Tor excellence IN general drawing. Tha
history llledat wns won by Miss G.. pRnahar, the
FrGnch sne0nl by Slks leoaInR, OF Hyde Park,
~, and tho Herman medal by Miss Ussenann.
aud depuriMant Woro ptncel TN KIrlish heads,
MD brilliant and successful your Of this popr.
lnr anu esteemed Institution OF learning WIS
CndGl. -
, 1881-06-25

Tho Trustees Of Tho Lako Forest University
hold MI adjourned meeting In T. D. Ward'a of
fec, coss,er Of I.nko and In Sallo strcuts. Tho
Donrl eloctcd tho following list Of 0llcosa for
tho ensuing yuAr. President, tho laos. a. f..
kIttrct!xe, n. D.; vtce-I'rest1oht, tho Rov. Her
rick johnson, D. IL; scctotary ind ,Treasirer.
:. y. wartl; Executive Eornntlttee, thu Rcy. A.
e. KittrcdEe. y. IT, tho 9icr. u 0rc9Dry, D. D.,
IzrA ]. Warner. G u. NelsuI,. A.. lIcnctlut; and
Il. u. WArl. Alter transaotinX some Mluof
business tho meeting AA)ullrnr1.. . " -
, 1881-06-25
';9pt1tEis LAKE .poIers.

=
). :. sptetal nispateh 10 .1ad ohtedao 7ttbAnt. J.,
bkrnoir, 8fInH.y, juno st.-passol dowa-rro-
pellers 'Ataskn ani Delnwarc: stdam:barkos
Or,to,,nRon md barRcs aud schuoner froan,
O,oan ard burgess Frud kolioy and sohoonors II.
X. Wrlios, 8. j. 1tldon all James Harrison, u. j.
Kurshaw, Gordon Cn,npbeli, nuaton alld harGos.
ChaUborlain and consoft sa!sna and bargos;
sohooneta Thd1nas Qhayle. 1ritd OF Ahos'cn. +.
Fitzgerald, Thumas Gawnt .. yansc, Wllllo
Keller. Home, aud L. Boato.,; tug William 0uod-
now anl achoJnety Katd Wiilsldw; o. q. King,
and John D'Nnltl, tug NaaAra md sChoohors
8iontaiotodsys, MosssgotmerT, Aoatoaln', Iout-
bluup, aid Hepuhl|c. t:s =: /, t%>5
Inssod up--propolers LyconIna, Dean Hitch.
n,os,d 4ana *aohoonos q. y. 1iuxunl. Sli!whlkuo,
sagnAw Valley. Potomao md achoonor ]. D.
Sawyer, aud Scotia; stenM- bhtRcs li1iUtRh mud
schooner Lucdrnp, uasden City, 0ratw!ok and
bargos, n. Everett aud suhuol,esT Fral a. Aurso
Rl,1 .ueorYe II. War.nlngtou. rrlnlIvllic aatl
barxcs, flouna ana sohtto.sar pofota, Ger
Ss "Ma saa S S"ssss $sssts asl hnssEe sS
suauyktil. M EisS asrlaS; u fsssss.t. aSss;i iGisS.
Mcars, nat'sS 4 ST. i,a daas'S ia 3? s. @ Hn "erf''
n cSsasNnssai Nsosis s'aSSaXP1f a'S Xsx Evening saF
Wiud Gust. twulvo .nflc5,
.::>:I* 'ronT l.ulstN. .,.
po1Fr 1iunQs. M,ot'.,; Juhu at-Passcd lip
1;3'p,s PIX II st Ggp'9ps e. ps ca!MY @ kysS;s
GarIastog lid pwSss,, - ToSipost tt tan6 6 safaos'
ING and Gat,fGs, Nustn sitIis Id G1tEt:s' MtoIi-
iTa.l nntl G.trgos. ". Il, Uf,tYos and aonsl,rt,
ita,g,gh auli ct,i,sort; sot,ponUrs Al!pYhony,
am.i I,drcass. 80 ~''~'
i1nWn1.~flrono1ldts 0onio,i Cnmnbbtl. Ilontpti
nil t{tpIs; sohpOtlcrH nnYiil YnnoS. kWtc Kelly,
Itn;rI, tishninns fssn E,uIi,.n,, EHtn Winui,I;y.
JUN, uNUllj, T. o., King; tur Nipgart, with
ioiitlcet tiGst. -,
Wind ntiri1, srasb, Weather Quq, -!
Ttillr liuiti,N, Ntpb., jung st-n,W p. Ill.,
FABsDl up-t'rppullera 0stioaat D. +. Van Ai!cb,
with tho sGhkInat LuW3s ltoYA, rntuIlAb Aa!a coli.
, 1881-06-25
inatter, especially m could Identify scvotnl at
tho men on tho street htxt day. futlrb, etc..
CAPTAIN or THE UEttrEtsT DUpthT.

vented from eearchlnR moro deeply tttu thu
tnat.er, especially IA could Identity scVotnl of
tho men on tho street htxt day. futlrb, etc..
CAPTAIN or THE HHtflnErsr puDtHT.
,,EruuytNu ruostERtrY.
sn,ttnl nt.tatth IA ~. tAtt.so njh...
ea ts."..,,,.s.. ~ +.. ."s"M y, 1oa"s. s.t
,n,. .... -. ', Su' -, "'o ms S",o.'
, -. ~ -. w. .oees' " onsu . nAnnI' Atrt
fecnN' NJ 40e uustheAa passing throu0h MS LOOK
on 3(ntIdayt aud announced Il ~ tho largest
1ay's business during the INST flvo years, shuw-
n Inn RI. nj ,fano ~ rc,,r,,r- ,,rosnnrIv 1.hn,n
xs., I'm ~ sa,." ,..."o,t.'.s ..S H. t.,,a.t.,
.'...' ~ t,,' swa ''o Nv az ns,
nms Pncn III WIKI ,r, IA "m ~. S ys.
ttn,lcr IN tStt fnots itn,cs% iii III nj RAJ tnHHs'
im, n III ri ~ BYi? is,s ~, nSiST1 fos al lin.
hnTr III n nnti in,iliSt "" ''''eNt ~s9s ~ ~'
80" t.a AZ ,xr,r rts,ov. .
sn.,toy y,tsr,t.h ta ~. chtea., ,,-th,,.
N,rws ttren Wis .tttnn HI. .Er,hn s0., nr.,,,no,,rr
cjtE ~ 11I,iti arrivSt1 fen,n fnko H,,nstor KIT
lila tsvnni1iar Cant lint rpnnrta tias in t,assa
through icH Nh Incl, thjuk between tho north
sl1orp and Idlo ltuynl.
A YEsaxt. pAnty 4ftdt1r.
r.he afnnr,.t .t,nruc tialinniiun md cnnsort
N,,nS,, nn1 sarMtne tis,i.ftr~ nsnr "rrtwn.I r..
,MIuiit, In, lnitnr with bsrlnyy frnta Mnttrrni.
THO Captain Of tho Mt,nro toports tt1at, 1hilo
pAeslns through thu btratts Ut noon Thurs3ny,
no kaW dtbtit HE vessel nlOt!t botMcun 'Wa0-
gDshnnea to1bt and 6t. llelafl1.
AsHtlf.E On GALL. lsf.ANn nHEr..-
Spsefai Dha.trh 10 Iht Ghteaso Irtb1tne.
, 1881-06-25
rOlt1, OF CHICAGO.
Aitlllp4t9.

s,mr t,hIe..o, a,,rnnkrD. sni.ir,ra.
Stt StMt ~, Nii.YsMr ~ stt'utI.ics
t i1rn, Sky i2rs. WV II, in.,IIt tnnffisn.
t., t,sI1v 1 ~ ,n ~ vnru, M, Iirr xun1rtaa
t,,,!, Es5 n;sis fnrf ~ n.nSi, x,s,s H'''s
t..rt tt..Hr t:s,,t,ss Il: ttui'sr y Nn1k;v.sn H1is,cr
iisup il.', t.si',,3,t1 as,ttWw.,sWi ~ ri"s
i,[.,pp i,tMp Gn5.%' n1.n"rn S"xEmsnn s ii,tar ''"'
txn !; II s...,ass - t:s%,d 1nvs.;,
tt.nnu Wn1. fct. iteaM II awnn t.t,sII ""S
i.. i.!u 1s.s,,i, ,tt s,.,r tt.'1Mr ~
t,suu Ht.,s 'is:s ,hnp
Irp tiMa5'Gs taGtt 1"nG.. ss,n,s
@ aChr Sttx,, MMtx = i, "Hn. nns. 1tnm iM.S i.nh"r
us uuGns 1t1 ;snn nitnnnu ~ T"siinvi.n liz i,ntf,r
sSH Git. III intf1 lir"t,H ,s,r .1.sa una,
sGs sG Ns,s NJ .'.n..t II tstnts fG.y -. s,,,s
sG EXIT, u;.tsn asinr rnr rnitw.v t,ss
EXILE EIa u I'nnst, st Ea,st isnr ttHT,3mS ''
@ sGhs \; H.; - stnasn sin 19hM srHnt ,HHx"'+ 'a"'s
ss!r IN, ssi.'**,t,s: *!t,: .aI1Isr ,,,,,.
r s,hr sn.:r IN ii,n W,it sI1;,Tt,. ''' sa;
Ss;t CHI. HtrnIr,, N atI.. NV t,,. ii~s I1,;,,t,.r
sISMs ~ = srtss Ky t.r..rG inrs iintnt,ct'
sSr EXIT r. H n .xas ,;i,ats., M IMnaH.r
@ s ~ tnit ~ isH!"m
EGnE M tHty y s.saet t1H0 an"fGa h"oes+
s,ns ,.t.tnT II ustne.rH n st, s4ahr o'''
sG sir !, ~ ~ Ta: 4xs,.t tt.t,I.i.s rr,,ar
aar Mn.t1 a 9Ma: hianStoc: i sE :l ,MHlpss s,it,,
SSsfr SSssfrr fa,icni3, 2'aiij. ;;rn1, Hv. tfns.
Grts S1;s tSs t"shi, su.m ~, Hsnfstssn y tnysshtf,r
tIr,s 1nti" rrsn @ = T. tttxt, s.,, rstiwer fins
eSHs sfe'''Fe'"'tttu. uI' 't,n. .s' N
, 1881-06-25

,llutfato. AZ cehtA. schooner Thco voge4 coai 10
MaGhln4W. q, und lutnler. Chnl'oyRAn t9 Ban
:toa BIZ ssn,s: seh,aner Within ah'pc. eorS %
,IntAio. ~ .cet,ts, Grotncrs saxun aid OoorRf-
-, NlLwAuKrH.
sptttai Dt'raith 10 TAe Chicago Tribune.
q!ry tss Ss:ss!s % ~! ss,s! W xsss ski fir'nss e
ef whest 70 fiusS It Ill sc%ls liz T sphae's Sss's
r.: nnl f,icy 1ral,h'n Kot $s.'6 III wotnl frnia
1gtr9t nr1,vd hrEnor Fl" hsss ,avsoboonor Pathfinder o
s.eaa.harso Garw1l viii eoilsorts intior "ni lid
Shawnee: .
si3es f,,.s9 ~ ,nstess !or nuMMaot pTp.
~, T:iHnr}' fnr t:snnt,"ir, '"'' a"" "eoo'"eF F.
1.. ,,, ..t cLEsgs.ARa,. y .. H., ,
aptttdl ntspaasA to 3hs cAteasa !stbtns.
t., CiEvElASn. s u Juno ?t.-Clcarntl-Prorol
.ehoonSrs 1iuttetio, eoal, GhIeaRo; Nisgar,, sSal
M!!whnkee. r.nur.u,.
Cnnrtefs-trope!lerJa James Lord, orc. Etcanaba
~, 10 se I.,e p. aam1ooors u y: nnf,nn,
ian. n,ti to En,Iit. n, nnt,ts Yrcc Snh an Mar,
Suctto tu e cevctn,,d, II. sunthwest, @ ' cnn g' to
Martiaetto, Il conts, i iatt! orc Gaek 10 cleveland
''9 rx,,r ~. .nonxs :
o...,., ,,,..1,sI LIT y s'!rn''nSA. 1xs t.s,l -
:, Iol.r CoLnoltxE. QQat., Ji,a924.;-pssscl down.
wheat: pr0rul'or Alma Munro, Toledo to Mont
'ini, ,ksnSnns.9 Gns99 c,,rto WIKI, rs,x.r, ,r,
cu9. Gnai' W: !; ,rFestoti taasnayen % EaieNGo.
uI ~; it, ~
9T.HMr tt,as,, hHikstn Hiktea. ~ sn.c"sM nEin.t
ra,ncr rv f,nn,t1to 10 I1E1 1m a anta noSs 0na
.. at1Wiutt ~ 1uGau. !lHM!; ateaoi'
o"'s' A'oco'p' n'hSston " en'caso' "sa''
~" luz.
,,,.n, nsssa' t;"prS'sa to a"s yate1eo iFeonMss
utsH.u1t HsM Eu1t y. 'snmo st;-LUha cpaf1GFs t,F.
Ritz ni,nf ' ,sato ~ E.o ,,e,a NV W0st
. n!iG, coa!, Uswean no LhicaNo. ptlEatn tcffns,
maaefaa VIZ! tp nc S n9t. tno llighGsf rato nn!d
htcs ,,rivntn Soa,; r"fnrs' ~
IuHu rrnsG ~ ~, s".a. M GoHt 1 tAtSs taay nIo
trnit III ri inf ~ ta,irnrn ~ NfIIvni,tnn All I'm
ai%,vn vost"Is sai,c,i tn.tsav. 'A'A wv
'o''s'' s'r rs.,~.r,
EseAsana. ~, -,
spteta. V;ttpa'eH 1;.a 70 ~ thssaeo af,o1nt:
ess Knnnp. AWss l's,inotto. r. and Gilt; steamers
AF1.s a.a.H, LaHs, Auu !, y 49, -. M1t"uu!v' n
nn,t .1nhi, n,irts stcntn"rs M"rv tmr,.cti II n
Hnkiav md div nf NV 1nrk' ""'e''' 80 " 1A'
Observation-Disclosures HwnIln,y. 4. II. Enstnr
AIyu1it,r,,., anu M, i. Wijtmx. ~ AA '"''eA'
,,nur ua1uo,,o,u
sn,etaf 1t.n,trh m THr cst.a,o .,,,.,,.
rot1: T1stiIt,tistr. tsnt.. Ink" Zt1M@Shoon-
or Sf inlifs kim IN t;irntu, ,,it,ir,n, ,,r,,
, 1881-06-25
The New Bridge Ordinance to
Take Effect on Next
Tuesday.
o,tin .Freights Fairly Active at q
Slight. Advance Over Thurs.
- days Figures.
i, t'oo1rtell Company to Run Exct,r-
=: sion Steamers from milwaukee,
to This Port. 8. ;"
lnuud the Lakcs-Arrivals and .0lsar-
ances-Misoella aneous-Along J, =!
:''' the Docks. :,
p HOME GATf1EnINGs.

....,.to,.t A,ithao1 hfn ,t,x haa tlnetfp.1 TINT
ILL., ~ thn INV ,,,tv nrf,Ita rnns in Inn nillta
ne uos .. ~ f"e, NV, antmr1o "o,,sti,,,tna ihhir
ame a,.,';,oat,on III mi cn,,,or,omtfv ,hnt tf,oy
kfa. a. a~nat nny+ tr,oadnv. ths in 1hra r;.
folnsss H., ;,s, Tnr tinfr h,,tIcot,on ,~mrinu
p,fd W IL" o,,. .af .ues ,,sI p"usaaon ;a.t ~
d that day. Ino new @ o1aaaanee ,'.t ,o.s.ans 10
s.nS : o,cIork iu thp uurtInt,. and 5,;D and 7
eel9eK IN ,au u,eaa. o""uss ta ,si.a,' ~ ~
-, s os os osIesxo ''f@ atns IND p*s tho hours Of ~
telock In tho morning md 6.:1 O'clock In tho
mtn.hss 1t shall ho unlawful 10 keep opch any
s,t,a wltnn tbo Clty Of Chicago, for tho mir.
rss r Of pera't,os vessels or other osatt 10 pass
trough Tue same, Tor ioneerpcf!oa he my ohc
uue than ten minutes. At tlio aspiration III
reaen Or onoF pcrson ~ omar" r. ~ ~"
bt.pay. tue proper sigahl ana ishuiea,nse'y
at ''S kSe or ohos Gs perse" e
%pssons @ Il" ~, I ria,s3, ~ HtvtsnH s thss ,rt,. M
d. phall be subject to d penalty Of nut lcss than
n, and On conviction shaft be Iglnedately ro-
S6taA tram ot{ico.,i ~, s. .-,
so'sN 1Ivr y,,e,o,,rs
:. Gra,n frejRhts wcro lNirly active and steady
n3esuts aor corn ana ~ cents On "aeat ~
saf!a'o.: These ratos were GENERALLY acrcpten
nhs market .u ,ouxn ,nsr0 @ ss0 oss +" sS
a room o. .pWSr nRufes me ens.pG1Menah
eeaSaeeu wsfes ,xaa, so. a, ~ m aso,a u
/! p,ppejer City oE ison,c, ta5, Goo bushels outs;
tchb1.lct Keith. Ml,00O btatcls tiuxsuud;
tehooncr Dnyldsnn, y, ,00 bushels corn: anhnunrr
potth, SA0Q9 bushels curn;. hoh9oner 1'tlster,
k bTsae|s S.,. SHs For sasn!~Sehoor ,,/ ~
tfam leS nnsaetH etrrHs as g~,eMHr ~ hIhaintte' dhit.'
s bass sssis corm f9r Rr kahE r.
s*esL. I.4n f".St,ns r,n1Iht. tvnr, st.,o ii.
, 1881-06-25

O.AMp MuasoS, "Oy GnASn 1tlYen, Colq.,
Jahe 81, vim LAKE Cry, Colo, .luhe vi
Atnbroso Codper, y private III, Company X,
Fourth C9yn1ryt, Was drowned .i0 uuniilstn
willis bunting. The bntly Wns Pit rrcny.
cred, Tho dcvensell caMu from baltimore,
, 1881-06-25
TIE BODY or MIR. WILCOX.

Sr. PAUL. 5llitn., Jilne A.-Onr.. party.
with the body OF AIr. Wilcox, arrived l6to
this .lIor,IIi,g aiid leave ut noon for Chicago,
where we exbcet to arrlyti DIT Z Il. nj. to-tnor-
row. There wns tic iluwa Ut tho recovery Ut
Pr. Dcll'a body at the t!niu or .ot,r lpnvlilg
Duluth list efDhtng. Arrni,gU.rn,its for its
,peHyury veru' iHft with Mayer Ensign, s0f
Duluth, nnu tho Captain ota tug. >, :, '4.
, 1881-06-25
will: WITHDRAW FROM The. Ministry !,

ClNciSsArl, o.. Junu 3L-1he ilsv. i. Il,
Nern, ,astor Of slle baptist Church ~ Clcf.
Aui,e County, had = hearing ,eatosslay a,Wl
s.-tlay beio1u q Council on the cilarge of
ulullery. with Alrs. lsoutwarp. Thu Council
f4ttld thB CHARGE not Uh,ven, but. from
lot, tney recommended tllAt llp withdraw
from the ministry, which lle forthwith did.
, 1881-06-25

8pStlal Dtspateh % 1ns Chicago Tribune, -.
La HA1I.K, June :.--Jalnas Murray, RboMt
70 years Of aRe, Sol, Ut AID. Murray, Ut this
city, wl,lle laaslnG botwuen two freigttt-eura
nj Tho I!'lliols Cohtml 1snIlroa.l lepot yustur-
tIay, WIS caught, allh 10 thoroughly crllshetl
hotwdett tito Gtt1iliotd uiat deatfl resulted I'll
consequence this }ilUfnltiE.
, 1881-06-25

: 7: sarAsIluls NEAR ST. 1'AuL.+
EAU CLA1l,g, WIS.,, June at.-'rhe Chicago
Expruss on tho Chicago, st. Paul " Omaha,
vas badly wrsokeA ut HnpNys!de, four. ,nllss
from Eau .ulaire4 this oyenlng. Six passei,.
lYtr anil .ll4sue lak3t}Eo pAlH wgfn 4ttclleu+
biNguiarly lO parsolls Wese lnturcd.' -
, 1881-06-25

FATAL nolLEls EXPLOSION.
,N..sllyltlE, Teiln.,, J,,nua!.-'rlo boiler OF
utttlgls .k ,Walklns's saw.nllll, '.par. Mtllers-
Vile. exploded t0-tlaY. tearlng the building
tU qlolpa, aI.l killing T. II. ilrnca, nnglnuer,
sllt u tic el,glncera cafulvsless, :. :
, 1881-06-25
CASUALTIES.
UNDER TIE WHEELS.
psetal ulspufth to Yhe t,hfclu, Tflhtst4&


spsetal ulspatth TO 7Ae chfeuVu 1tlb9hs.
MESAs,1A, Wis, June a4.-The curly tnor,,-
Ing passeligt:r tralu gning NORTH Oh tho CHI
taeu l., Northwestern ram over II rla,i ,iaiilGu
Const!ne, II stoker Mt Tho gas.works. alltl
ktlleu lIim Instantly. Decuasett was II single
l,iall, was nlnMt " yenrs of agc, and was III
toXfcateu. No ono wns to bln,MG.
Special Dt,t4i.rh to Tne Chicago 1rtnnte.
u SpntXaplElp, ILL.,, June MA, lather by
thH llttllln VI Edward Slirpnrtl fill under il
tloytiig ftsight-ttaln oil tlie Chtengo L. Alton
lsnllrold III this city to-iny ut II O'cluck, and
was horribly cr!lslis.l.' Slisparl WIS drunk,
md h!issed h!s fuoting whils trying ,to board
tiie train. lle lived 4, Chcago. nc tile corner
of q Fotttenth 70 plil caal strseis where nts
At tue ankle. tho left, ieg ,'yas, tora, 4N
at tho thigh. and, nllat,st pulled Irun. the
sbcket, mid bis skull WIS crushed. Both
legs Were horribly mingled, alid a great den!
pf, blood wins lost, put tie mali lived Until
this evcilng, wl,cii l,o was still conscious.
The lncnl s,Irgto,, Ut tho road, Dr. Dixon, did
not link operations were necessary, Us 10
snW the t,ltn could Hive but a short time. III
Is HOW at st. sJoliMa. a bottle OF whisky
which Shepard carried hi Ills pocket was ul<
Injured. -"
, 1881-06-25

UUslAilNsyt1lAs, Ont, juno M,7Ttp Ham
!lhn Powder C0hspany'Y MILL haa blown .up,
No OlH was tnjuEbus' '>+.t, r~. "ri = a.'i; ~;
, 1881-06-25

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way 'ohs 'ys b, snn " sn T1h The
4nnr,iY oSar @ WIZ ~'m Gc
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;s a sss|;is Ss |'%sS As;: ;; Iss,: IA, sss:
af Se 'sas s @ HIGH st ax se 81 esn IF
earrlai d hcr v onst!i her ehil'!reH whibronsht
Hhn son,no T., "n a .nnn "M2 t,r,t,n airat itn.
M viii i"wIes4 IL al I;stt.,,ai I'm c,,lc hih, tnsut
!c'I2w n ~ snIM sc en w. t,, XII h M eWy 70 no
III" H.te, Iintit II hr k,,rw ,ti,d In ma,,s.t,Gnd
tat i wins in j,o,,s. t,t, t,akn strsct, between
NDsssti @ m ind Cnrpentnr straets. i'd KNOW tto
t,,r mi o,o inwisss nI,e,tjo,,, Hi iimnt IA T..
WHO ptt.,0r wAs.
and 60, description asa sr,no oitor fact. con
ces,'E hi ~ ai %aG e. no sGll e M stHnto,
Ino 91MfSay esSSnS SaS t9 ~ urues S W. r., e'Sst S
e,ltrsdy, ,lown, taking. h!s tW,is With hI.a:
named slarr tn.aat, lbut' lnsteai ai putting
1n !eit & them M .. wth tn iand.ady:, M n''1 W.;
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@ ss;' o. iat;ass iSaee y M Ei!st j I Il, ssa t
@ H " epIa of ;oxst @ Tuotay SsS ~ ns
iolwsng as tan.n H'.,, ~ n nsa ~ sIatvo s W
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~ ~. ,G1Irrs W. rs ,n ~ ,sht, nn h,, .eu u
,Sr S 1 9 yst H. ~ ,no nj Il sa, wa nt,1t n H.
q 9t H"TRar asa s n ,p'in,1 Its Gs ane fe III
moseo'ee n ,osls sa, tnat ~ pio, ,,nt Ws ,,ne nc
sH e!iiiar '.sSa soFa,ehss ses!a 10 @ f%Sna y p,
had ,lsfneea Il Y'tt thc % saw Ethyr sl9 9 o. sumo
fesSd l. a; t, 0sosr fSr hsh%ay Ths
Tm y, t ~ tr tn. strr wq nn xen n ~ crv tr,,9.
atny ke| ~ r an' PIT o1 I} sonnc "as n,o 10.
ishes; is onco pehalns tno tf'al ne ma oecaAo''
THE FhlsoSEtEs r.AhESTs,
nj NJ. t7s West Huron strect. TGo ho.iac w,s
the young man was foInl thore In bed and
actctl sttnuwhat ruri0usiy. Turing lilo first
iylio,1inCc Ut sle cllnrHu ngnInst him. and tt wAs
nit ul1tll h0 hutl brcn ilEiitiri 0y Mrs, lutip
mud Wi'nherty that hu WIS given 10 uut!cr-
tlrcsiye ttttli1er, us II It was loo ritticliious
fnr his consideration, lie, however,
answered atl question. rcutlily enough.
Of 1unl,r ctuils OF iis life, lii. WAS IN ut,itlt-
, 1881-06-25

lt0SOlsS TO ~ .E1f1UAuO OItsl4.
ToipnS70; Ont, Juno st-At eao examination
to-day Ut Tho pupils Attending tho Asaae.ny "
l4oNlta Abtay tia xrsaa medal wAs slyea by.
tho Murl,is VI ISpsl.e. THO tluyrr,ur- tlener7tl
u Ca,un1a . medal WIS awarded 10 1llss, AarY
Z. Nurruuk. Ut GhlclKu.
, 1881-06-25

THE ACCIDENT TO MRS. ARNOLD.
Ci.EvEr.ASI,, o., June ai.-Dr. 5. A. Dpyn-
totl, President Gdrileld's coislll and f0imlly
physician, arrived tiIis morning from Long
Brunch to attend his sister, AIRS. Arnold.
wi,t,so skull was fractureil By n ltcolnUtive,
lis previously rcbortel, ind who still fingers
between. life ttlid tteatll. This operation 1t
trepanhing ins beeil pert0rllcu al,d the
inulnbrnn6 Of the brain Is expused. -
, 1881-06-25
ELNlN J1I0Tl-aCllOOIl ALUMNI.
Snatiut lllntkeh tn ma 6Nftnhh 1tfhahk

SpEelal l1laatek 70 1hS EKtfae0 3F1baR&
.E1Al1s, JUNO :s.-Tao' ElRin. lliHh. School
Alumni Association held its annual rvu,llnn ut
,Aralclssoha ltall shls evening. j. was II ct,ul-
p!cte, suyprss.: a ns !ttn.fy psestcn. nus rem.
.tlerut|, aiiur which d r.sinlnM aud lauuu ful-
tl.,Wed. 4 supper VIVA sarycA thy g>esta vt tue
saasty, QYiF ~ mo,abcrsH aud fr1eaas wers
, 1881-06-25

s1s:tal DiIbateA 10 ~ ea.sapa 1ttsasS = y. -
nrnaArois, Ill, Jnhe IA fatni accident
pcenrtnA;a ~ thg ,mlAes, t.i'laS John NYl!l-
Vypping by being caught 6y sonso 0s the ula,
GlllAGEYa. :. Na:;s - 80. :l:s!.. "a! y. !
, 1881-06-25

wArEnrowx,, Wia,, June :A-Tho ninth ~.
t,.lul coiI,lnpncencut axerqtses ii saoTua llnart
ColIrxu wer. hekl Iaat oreMlpx bsgute q hrss
'nuttitilce: THU HIM, ", J, Hyues, OF Chicago,
delivered tha uratlon. =
, 1881-06-25

Tp1.Ela,. D.. June .t.-Frsialta wuie Jill ,and
wc1kst to. DAY. The following chaFlcls NeFu re.
ported: schooner 4. l.. tAn1lruMa. tttnaa1cd cnrh
aensuurk, vi ceata; aehooner AItzo, wheat tu
, 1881-06-25

Ia a tsint OF 40 great ImportApce.t ltpr tpuse,
when slse bud sua. bud at,vAra t'etM rs'sost for
th.ntos. .lioe husband " In lha 3'enttcnt!ary ~
II t,r was In tho pentluntbaFy MT Jefferson,
Mo. Like 0thar women nf her ctuss, MrS. 1aLIt!lu
" frequently Interviewed ~ tho police. aud shv
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-11-11
Why the Bride Whted.
Little Rock Gazette.

The other night young man from North
ern Arkansas and young woman from the
southern part of the State met at a hotel in
Little Rock and were married. After the
ceremony the young man went out aud sat
in front of the hotel while his wife went up
to the room assigned as their bridal cham
Der.
"This thing of gettIn' married is lifetime
business" he said, addressing a man who
had Just been divorced. 81 reckon you have
found it So" he added, turning to single
man." "Wall, reckon I'll go mp now.
Dinged if don't sorter hate to go up thar,
too. But never was afeered of man, an
| don't see why should be afeered of wo-
man."
He went up and raped at the door.
"Who's there? ?" asked the girl.
ats me-"
"Who's me 2"
"Don't you recognize my talk, honey?"
"No, don't"
ats your own wide-awake and livin' hus-
band. Let me in"
$50 away from that door; you shan't come
in here. / amt got acquainted with you
yet"
sSay, let me in. Them fellers down stairs
air laughin' at me. Open the door,fur am
sleepy" and he yawned like man waiting
for night tain.
Thought you said that you were wide
awake"
81 was a while ago, but Pm powerful
sleepy now. Say, amt you goin' to open
this door?"
sNo, amt"
"Why did you marry me?"
"'Cause / wanted to-"
"Well, then, why don't you let me in ?"
"'Cause don't want to-"
"All right, old gal, I'll shell out fur home
aud leave you to pay the hotel bill. never
seed the woman that could pull the wool
over my eyes,"
The latch clicked and the door opened.
The hotel bill had frightened her.
1T won't do for woman to buck agin me,
Jenny tell you, for was raised at the cross
roads an went to mill early"