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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-18
CoNcLusIoN.

As we adopted for this series Of arti.
Giles the general title OF chow TO grow
the coming crop" our task properly
ends when the matured plants are safe.
'ly hung in their appropriate barns 10
undergo the process Of curing. But as
the tobacco shed or barn has been vast
ly improved during the last ten or fif.
teen years, aud a. no really first class
seed leaf can regularly be cured and
further manipulated without barn
constructed purposely TO this end and
on certain well recognized scientific
principles, there ir most important
part Of the tobacco growers art left un.
told. For The present At least Il must
remain -, 40 fsr as the writer il con.
csFned, although the subject of tobacco
barns, curing tie leaf and preparing Il
for the market may at some future pn.
rod form the subject Of several other
chapters on The great agricultural In.
dusiry Of tobacco growing.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-18


The cutting off OF the plants should
be carefully done. Small saws, large
knives and sharp cutters such as are
in cutting corn are used. Some prefer
one instrument and some another so
that the work is done quickly and easily
II don't matter what instrument IL
used. The operator seizes the stem Of
the plant--not the leaves-wiih bis
LETT hand, bends II over slightly and
cuts or saws IL of with his right hand
near the ground. below the lowermoss
Leaf. The plant must Do laid on the
ground, carefully 50 a. not 20 injure he
leaves. II several rows ere Gu through
the held ~ the same time the pianla
from both may b laid together which
will give ample space . perform The
operation q apeafing afterwards. II :
, 1881-10-01

murderer had worked himself Into q 1T
which cnuseti him tO raye RlMt scrcAit. our
correspondent tce!uctl II prnper t9 witi.araw,,
lr left tho dismal coll, cnltyl1iceti LINT IitGRs
was certainly ofMnsollr.l mini; Tint nornally %
perfectly stite. 10 .was suffering t'lltter 2
Temporary mental nbcrrAtiOt&, anpeflnunccu
by lnOrtlfnate Jealousy.
TItE p1ots DonaE.
When first ,plarell IN. tail Hicks cursed,
swnrg, rnvet. md nctet lfkn 4 lnatlllai!. lla
tnIn,t:.l 10 tu crazy, mud su!i ile wanted to bc
sent !" 1o sta,o t'nnstie Asy,fsn ,,Rs LIS
iie wns a we'll man. 'flleM lIu. clangcd hls.
tactics. liz wnutd Income. Floomy when
rntattng On nis etn aa psEG'1 70 n',s snw
5 ssS ryers 9, s w rasIss s a'sa ao sess s
cIlaneu. Hicks. nskeI for i l,tble, Ills
appetite returned, mid 'ifo once more bccatlIe
ttear 10 him.
THE nEstEnAno's nonaE.
hut rs ,lnys MIL weeks passed the murderer
lrcntnc tired 0E hls Incarceration: lln began
tn form plans for .Gscaping froIt tlla rrlsnlr.
l3y sOn,n Incxplicabo !nenns lln obtained 4
lung slnrp I;tlifu, mil INC nlornlnx few
coll 10 serve liIs victaas. Hicks rushed ,tu1
him with great fury ind attempted to cut
bis tllr'at. 'rliH r'llr.iprous assnuitt oWlllk
to tho turlikcy,a agility atl watsfua'1,ess,' e ,a,'
ntltl EO0ll tbs desperate fnilItt hlniself III
lrons. After t!ILs liz WIS n ulost Troublesome
prisoner, but lie made no further attempts to
| cscAtle.
rots TIT: PAST FEW DAYS
Hicks Inns l,ecn Unfortunately religious, pray
!nE, sinRng a! preHe'n H" t. IFS osss: fs1iow
constantly witt, him III Ills cell. Inst night
iuorniitR scoinett refreshed md cheer
til. When lie was asked :. II lie
lad my statement to nuke lio declined, n,l
tie ground TINT lle }n,l already given .l his
| autobiography for publication Ill connection
With tiap rnpnrt Of Ills hanging.
III: WAS TAKEN FROM IA1r.
| this morning ut II O'cl0ck md plnceh upon
tho sratfol4. liz did not manifest my fcnr.
Int seemed to be fully prepared TO meet hEs
doom. The glmstly paraphernnlia OF death
| tl,ntlu tho exeentlOnar trcl1b1e, nut the cuE-
I'rit fcArel not. Jle eYe!l smiled ns l!c
vvisers sang d . hymn and offered up
prnyor, concluding twenty minutes inter !
n'c!ock. The tleatll-senteheo was rcnti willie
tho llnnse WAS around Ills neck. Tho rope
WIS stssnrittetl from crOss-bChtl that restett
upon tho sill Ut one Af the secolld'story
windows I'll fruit of the JUL. aud was SUD.
ported by IN upright picco eigllt or ten feot
tllstant.
THE CLOTH WAS nNAwS ABOUND D..
the entlro seatrttt, hiding 1t completely from!
the Enzp OF tho huntlreds WHO crowded
around the juil-ynrd, who hnpeu tn sep Q!
llcnr something III tho execution. The Sl,ertt!
being absent tile Deputy Sheriff obligated. aud
admitted nnly the witnesses si'ecletl by t],t
Inv. Everything was nnietly cnnducte!l, b'!i BY
jnii i1c,osure. Tho neck Of TIC mNraeEes
WIS brpkpt,, md lte ttlch without a struggle
Ills bnhy was taken lii charge by his family
aud given decent burial.
, 1881-10-01

lnlorers cnt their Christmas dinners IN thnt
city. 1t Is contemplated TINT fully seventy
niles of trnck wlll lg lnttl III tho next thirty
days, MI average Ot Two md onc;Hall miles
por ttny, something very rarely accomplished
lii railroad construction.
Yesterday the city authorities tnattp gen.
eral swUOp M NIL tho bltl1etit-'0nrtls erected
ttnrlnE the past year ut tho brf!t9n approaches
by tlo rnllroad companies 'rhelU Is not II
company III the city but llns ut H. cohSiticrn..
bic ulttny ercctutf tllesu bullGtIn-tOhrtts n'ltl
several hundred tlnllars' wnrtll NJ INV Hties
lHvu lntcly been tli,l IN. On annG tt'rn ttoWll
the bniteti,.-M,Nrtls weru lseNs,.al UP prnsnls.
punlisly, and tho railroad officials were itnti-
fed tlMt if they want to snvt them fur Kill
tlng-wouN they lind better .tO SO at once.
Tile Chicago tE Northwestern Railroad has
nrrnnGett new timetables MI tlletr AllaWn,-
knet Wisconsin, md Hnena Divisions. tnking
effect Sunday, Oct. =. Tile nl0st noteworthy
cll,nges frNIn tie present timetables nrc ns
full0Ws: Tho Lake Geneva express which
now ienyns Chtrnwo ut SO! =. Ill.,. n1"t returns
tD Chicago ut S:2j ill.,. VIII !,a discontinued
for tho scnsun. Tho Luke Geneva express
which nnw leaves Chicago nt 4:l5 Z. ~. will
leave ut a:t5 p, III. 4 new train will le put
nn ilso Milwaukee, Division. whlcl. will Ieiyv
Chtcaga ut u y. NJ md nrr!ye III Eyanstnii III
t;:.D u. ltl., nlt trnvlng Evanston at $50 y.
| ILL.,. will Nrryp In Chicago 1T Q:lf u. III.
, 1881-10-01

B1.ooM1NnroS, ILL.,, Sept. M.-The second
days session of tho StntH Convention Ut the
y, II. t. u. WIS exceedingly interesting.
During the forenoon reports were received
trunl various associations III cities alld towns
showing progress aud prosperity. Dloonl-
tngtoM reportutl seventy members. and Il Sah'
batli-sclool with 125 attendants AMONG
miners IN tho suburbs. Efforts aro mnktng
for organization lii the cur slI0ps. Chicago,
jacksonville, Evanston. and others guve
tIattoring rupurts. DR.. Il. j. pltner, Of Jack-
sonville, President OF tho Jnclssunyfllo AS
ISOLATION, reatl at ablo paper M
"Assocat!on lluildlngs." llo . reported
tint Jacksonville lns Just coal-
p1etetl II building at tho cost
ut $4,000. The liey, George H. Hull, State
operctnrY Of Nuw York, read q paper, "liow
catl the sccnlur aEenctes b0 nlnda useful III
our work. ]. Eddy llrown, State Sec
retary, nf Chicago, lnh tho layotlona! exer-
''Stato Work." Secretary Drawn read Ills
annual report, showing t!,nt II year ng9 theru
were hut twenty-five associations III tilD
State. Now there ara thlr1y'seyen. with
ef9ht branches. nti!o being now lsstlclntio''s.
iers; %'s asxsmiitnres, % si,nIS; Thirteen iass
OWL tuiitllNKs yalllea Ut Sl9l, ,5o0. Four
ott of eight TINT secllro sltunttons for young
lucl, llnyH sccurt.A 4,tsAt situations during the
sMia.lo,ls. 'fI,vro ,ru aleiiI points whore
thero Is MI urgent demand for associations.
Secretary brown was continued IN 0lf!ce
nlutier yeAr. Thu report Ut thu EXeout!yo
trict eoiileru,ltTs. At4p. III. .thD ltev. Dr.
l}r,n,l;a, or st. Louis. thu n0tesl Biblical stu.
.le,.t, p0lltluetetl Il Iiiblo rsn.!ing. Subject:
"l'Inyor." nr. Ur!nks akatls. occupied thu
ior jss,,s." Joi,m Y. FarWelt. ot Chca'
w, cutltlllctel thisty.MiMn.s deyotlons
Tomorrow ''Itaflrnnd WOrkn will he. ttt
r!,ivt tapic:. SupeElntnl'uent l.yfnrd, Of tht
sral Ticket Agent sittidiur. of 1ha Pullman
| Palace Tar Cnmpnny; Assistant .Saperih
telltlelt llatcs, nr the Chicago & Alton, a1ll
| OILERS, will participate.
, 1881-10-01

No, TrMtIl'in tho Run,or that I1o 1Ean
Lost LnrGo I'nrt Of His Tongue
Special Dttpateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
rnll.AnEIlIl1A, I'a.. Sept. o.-:'Fho reports
that Senator Ben I'LL, Of Georgia, who Is
HOW under ruedtcnl treatment ut the Jaffcr-
son Hospital, was In dangerous condition
a1u hs,A lost nearly Il quarter of all Inch of
Ills tongue, which affected IFS speech, have
caused great anxiety to Ills friends. a re-
parter who callea upon the Senator this
evening foun,t TINT lie was In excellent
l,calt,, or, as le expressed 1t, l,us never been
better In its ltfe. lln II busy making prepa-
ratio,ls to leave for washington on Monday
ilext, not only tn thke pnrt III the oreonlzn-
tEon nf tile Senate, bnt als:, III pushing mat
&ers tllc[tl0Dt thareto. lie c0llverses with
comparative easp, although thu wound IL not
yet healed, md Its pliysiciatIs assure him
tint 1t will In no wise. Interfere with lls
speech when fully cured. T'lie report that
liz llay Lost u largs portion Of his tongue is
entirely without foundation.
, 1881-10-01
Sll1clnE.

S9SsIHt 17WFQteH :" 1Ht EHFHqo 1ftVVEta%
ATLANTA, Gu. Sept W.-A relative ra-
siding ut tirttilm. forty miles from Atlanta,
received a telegram fran l.as Vegas, n. a..
to.lay giving the details ut tho snlchu Ut
Gcorso W. l.awtoM, n laephaW oI lien. Alox-
Ruhur LawtoM, n prominent citizen ct this
State. fo,ln9 l.awtan committed suicide In
Il ilotel IN that puce By sending Il bullet from
ptstul through Ills brnin. I.awton tor sosno
ttluo past l.asl been leading ttlsslpated life.
lie lnft fur Mexico few days st'!ce to Join u
bI0tllar there.
Cot.Us'ltus, o.. Sept. B0.-Tha dsad ho.ly Of
NntttD JUrt(aH, a yOuHE w0,laI,, was fount&
floating hi tho Scota lslyer today. The girl
tas been Atssipattlx for some 'lnIe, al,d 1t Is
supposed she co.puitt.4 sul:luc.
, 1881-10-01
FOND DU LAC, WIS.


Special Dlspateh to The Chtcdoo Tribune.
OSHKOSH. Wis, Sent. aM.-'rho State Fair,
which hns been IN progress at Fond du Lac,
will close tomorrow. The exhibition Is pro-
nou,,ccd the best seen In tho Stata this year.
The rain has seriously lnterforretl with tho
attendance, but tho receipts will .be about
sufficient to meet tho liabilities. At the an
1,uai election tho oil officers were reelected,
md few cllangcs were llatle in tho Board
OF Directors. 4 grand reception and banquet
he s eity, Sys II I Ioor s of {'ov sa,, a senator
Sawyer. The officers or tho faIr, many
prominent ,H,.n OF the State. and n large
humber OF citizens were In attendance.
, 1881-10-01

4 slRlwaft indian AppeMrt.1 thB othor day ut
AyIulvr, Quebec, with il lutky eullpa,itpn by hla
aide, Wh6M hu wished u we'd 'lioth turtlcs
stuilieI to In. scjOlGu9 ut tho prospect ils thoy
repaired to tho church, hut suddenly tho mallen
changed har u1i. aud positively tCfusod TO Du-
c0ulu hia bride. lily lnttfa5i toll hoF ~ ~ hnno
aIu brluX hin buck all the pEpsGnt8 h0 hsn
tI,ud9 bur. aud willis sha was a0sunt ha secured
Hnu1tler Woman, RAve her lhs wedding onslutno
ill1ndud fpr ths utIN thl4t hAh I!avAralcil hlul,
anu married hes. only tWo houSs wsre loss by
tho entire transaction.
, 1881-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, Sept W.-'rhls evening
John MuEinnls, OF NIcptown, wynt to l:,GI
Fitzwalter strict, where Ills wife, separated
from HIN. Ilyctt with her mother. Aftor tln-
,ou.lclng Ills wife for not informing him ut
tho teatl, 0f tIlotr child in Tho early part Of
tho week, he sli0t her III the l,yeast. Ilor
iisntliur, SMry ilect!, nge,l 10, pursued Maglfl-
mis-, wN:l lI1 turned md fired twice, killing
the wolMA,t INSTANTLY. MaElnnis WAS arrested.
1le tln.u Il ttcspurate effort To kill ono Of tho
nuIIte,len.
, 1881-10-01

Special DUpItth t. TIA Chicago TRIBUNE.
Gn.tsn RAPIDS, Mich, Sapt. 3o.-DNrlng
thu falr hero this week pickpuckuts have Ind
n fine harvest, buing unusually bold aild SUE
ccssful. About thirty Ut tho shrewtlcst pro-
iesslunals II, tho country, III llyeor ST.; gangs,
li,.ya worked tho tnwti, md probably. have
captured sJ,00D or $4,WD, ntMust wholly In
money II ls the llrst llntn tn years. tEtat we
havs suffered such r1lltl, mil cltIzslls nre
M,icl. disturbed by II.
, 1881-10-01

opEt1u@ H0FuEEH To INV tHtt1Qu 1''"""s%
SrHlSt;Ftl;l.1,, ILL.,. Sent. :D.-llu Supreme
Court has granted n new trIal to lntsey
l]evine. who murdered Anron GundfcI!ow Mt
Bloomington III ts7tt 1[s WIS tried Ut Clfn-
1ou. tho casc attracting considerable atteil-
ton. cnnyEctet, alll sai,trlccd to l,a langett.
, 1881-10-01
THE RAILWAYS |
A Very Lively Epistle from a
Very sorrowful Mag
nate.
President Garrett, Of B. & O., in Re-
Eply to President Vanderbilt,
Of N, ,'Y.,0
Gnrrett Can Easily SEQ What
New York St;lte
Needs.
Il Needs, Above All Things, a Line
Parallel to The New York
Central.
Vanderbilt Has Become So Powerful
that He Can Make Garrett
"squeal."
He Has Also Become "a Dam
gerous Factor" in the So
cia1 Organization.
Selt-protccti0n Now tho Kuic oil
the Burlington aud
Wabash.
No Prospects Of q Cessation Of tha
War Between the Big Trunk
Roads.
Vanderbilt Has Become So Powerful
that He Can Make Garrett
-"squeal."
He Has Also Become "a Dan.
gerous Factor" in the So.
cial Organization.
Selt.lrotccti0n Now tho 1tulc OF
tho Burlington and
Wabash.
10 Prospects Of d Cessation Of ths
War Between the Big Trunk
Roads.

GAKrErT TO Vanderbilt.
NEW SnHK, Sept. 30.-rrcs'sleilt Gnrrett
OF the Baltimore Il Ohio Eailroa,i, has t1tatae
public his reply to President Vanderbilt. NJ
tile New inrk Central l,aitrnad. President
Garrett says: ~ Instead nr the Baltimore Il
Ohio liaad cutting nit every 100 rnll1lds, Ill
nr:trr to r.: even per cent of New York
business, us Vanderbilt hui stntet, 1t IL
sl,uwa that ha1,lpured mud r4,strlct~l ii tI,as
lm..l1 wltl. utllrr companies paying largr IT.
bates, the merchants Of Now York alstl tile
merchants of tlte So,tth. Southwest, atNl
Nrst find 1t IL their interest IL use taIls route
for tile benefit of their trade a'sl the cO'll~
lnrfcc Of New York nsNl tic commerce nf
the rut,tltry. The managers ut TIC Baltimore
a. Ohlu Road {1nnrc direct and moro waltz
nhk lii 1nary eases for the reEEDS 1t
1nneratps tI,..n uny other linc) tllInk 1t
their roa,l couh he iuirly and prnms1y ttscd
l,y The merchants Of New York, lnstehd OF
s!. per cent,
2;' l'l:E GENT OF TIE BUSINESS or NEW
Hn5E
WOULD be commanded by t|sat route. Presi-
dent Vanderbilt says: 'WIat right had the
baltimore IL Ohtn to any New York bus-
hess at all: 1t Is not y New YnrR roala, alnl
j. not entitled to my If It's business. The
roads to baltimore anl Philadelphia tlayc
built up t1lcs.. J,orts 1T tho cxpenss ct tl!ts
city. Ii IL about time MI end was put 10 IT,
Un the sai1lc tlicory, Whist right lIas tic New
York Central l.s,l.l to any Boston business:
fTlp New York Central. iu tho stt,lp se,,se, Is
not t}nstoll roal. Tue Baltimore & Ohio
1;uad terminates Ut baltimore. 1s5 4iles
from New York. and lisGH direct connhttlng
ruads between baltimore nIHt New York.
Thu New Yurk Central & Hudson leiynr
-. tkArn~ -
, 1881-10-01
4 SENATORIAL. PAIR.

SAN FnAsclsco, Cal. Sept. so,--A dispatch
from Virginia. Nev.. says that Senator Fair
lust evening received teleeraln from tha
SOU Ut Se.atUr Hiatt, OF Earlneetleut, by
which It Is delnltly settled that Falr Will pair
Will rlAtt-
, 1881-10-01

nEM,Su, Ari. T., Sept. W.--Lust oyclllng
two Iexas cowboys, WIN Ind got drunk.
,lsounietl their l,urses nlll ralu through thu
deput, scattering tllG passengers IN ull lltruc-
tIU,ls. OMp Of them struck u 1eatllng t,.er.
cl,nllt with hx-ShDutpr. llp then cMptnresl
tliu lltling-E0u,n ut tic dep0t, hut WIS killed
by u Deputy Sheriff. Wlttta resisting unrest,
, 1881-10-01
TRANSFORMERS HELD ro 1,A1I.,

San FmASc.sco, Sept. :M.-.A dispatch
frum Auburn says: !" iiugers, Alaso,,,
StengaIi. and Frazer, tho four lnon wl'o Mt
tempted to WRECK and rob Il tr..tm IN tla Cen-
liz nigHt of Ang. III, woro j.el.Iin s;i,000 bill
plvli,"
, 1881-10-01

PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. 3o.-Tio State Fair
ended today witt, rain, which caused II poor
attendance. Oh the wliole, the falr was Il
success. as tl!e oxnonses VII s b GO eovorcd by
, 1881-10-01
Yl10f3lIlA,

TRENTON. n. j., Supt. :1.-Ex-ConEress-
.,lnn V0orhts Inns been acquitted OIL all III
tlictu,ellt5 fptill(l uguilISt Him.
, 1881-10-01
He Watched His wife Until He Oiscov.
cred that She Was Untrue 10
Him.
He Loaded a Gun with Bird-6hot and
Killed Her, Afterwards Cut
ting Her Throat.
ITo Then Cut Ills Own ThrOat
with u Itnz0r and Also with
n knife.
Inflammation Was Avertcd by tie Doc
tors, He Recovered, and Was Yes
terday Hanged.


Spfefda nisafeh to Tbs Chffdeo Tribune.
SrANrASn1f1o, ). e., Sept 3.-EarlS IN
the night of alnyo .. 1881, near the Historic
cownelis !mtt'ctic'ti. III th's county, hefss-
inna W. illeKs, "ntte 11'all' anont ~ years
o.l. hltifeteteu Ills WIG oy sIlootihe i'ef III t',e
ablu'ie'l win shotgun loslded WITH bfta-
sao1' allu ey ctl1tihs !'et ttiroas VIII 'a"or'
ole tl!ea III ive 'hlnntes' ti.cks .t'el NJ
tempted to Kill himself ny cntl'ilE my ttlroa.
win the saiae raznf' aia slannlhe hih!sei'
WIFE pocket-Rh'1e. Ills seil-'hhlcte" ~,
lur!cs wore o1 SO grave cha1ncteF tH"t "
n Was s"nlect o. surprise tnes u" hot cause
: i'is l1fhlea'ato acatsl. "nilo u stn.o o.
l'f0stfat'o1'. MS woll'ids bieedinR lfre'p' ho
was discovered ID tho WOODS. i!e was caleo
1or ny tiio he19'abofs. atla 1T. Romeo Hle"a,
us cousin. se"ett I'D nus lh.o!t a1lu ulesssA
his other wounds. inc following ohy tne
murderer was arfestett ny 4ilat-''as'te u ~
ocrhees nilo semi 10 JAIL "'lese ho HIS IT,
lhi'iheu ever s'tlce' ....
AN INTERVIEW WITH 1lchs'
oh 1'ie l.th ot !ust tNay' t"o aaSs al1ee uss
arrest, ''s.!ca lt'cRS III tne eoahts 1"'i ~
!''1s Guy lie WIS hahasoh.o man, WIN
largo clear blue eyns. br0ad forehead, anu
regular features. lte seemed still weak
from loss of blood. liltl appeared to be III
| nuiD Mt times, However. he takc,t willingly
| mid ,nndo It clear statement of tho wtuIe ut.
Talr '' H., cIn1m,a that 1,1a ,yifo ind nrnvad
int; iae c.a,el t1a, iI'.. s u.s. VIE s 'ss "'e .ta tn
wns Nnry Clou,c,,s. trlpy wero 1nnrriel lit
Nurcl1. 1Sso oul hntt ONLY o1,o child. still m
infant. The wife WIS about ten years older
vcry W % wel until about tn y moi ,nonti, iii befora tic
tmge.ly, when she bectr,e contrary ,ecauso
| HUT tltatt "'s vi sunitnouS etse-ocoteo
, 1881-10-01
CRIMINAL NEWS.
JENNIE CttAAfEIs.


NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. :W.-Witncsses
to.tay ',nyo been examined fur tho tlcfonso 10
prose tint James Alalley wns at tho store
Thursday anil Friday. William Charles
Mountain, clerk. tGstilled TINT hts co1inter
wns Uppusit Tint of James; saw james Mt tho
culntcr Thursday. Aug. !. at n. ILL.,, MIL
wlscll lie went tn dinner, at noon; snw him
IN tic sture ut II :0', a::;o. ail between 1 md
s. Abullt i 0'cluc!t lnly called hntl spnke
10 Jnincs nt,out her daughter. james said:
II haven't seen her, hut II Ito SEQ lIcr I'll
tell Iler you want her" Understoml that
tile 'ady's na1.e was Mrs. Cran,er. .Ja,ncs
loft tho stnrc about o'cluck. Witness saw
james behind his counter 4AuE. i, Friday, Mt
s H. III. saw him there Mt 9:35 md betwcun &
alNl i D. Ill.
In tho MaIley trial today 'reresa 1Tealey,
ttrcssIlaker Mt James MaI'ey's, tt.stilud tint
she saw James Jr. come lon,e butwccn mid
8 Friday evening, Aug. 3. LATER y! the
eys'i'Hg sue sar!! hlN. talking WI, MS ss a
llnlse ahontS. Minnie Quinn, e,nployctt ut
.lulue5 Mialley's house, testified that .nlllcX
,tr. came ll0nie ,Frfdny evening between . al1
7, llnt supper between I and y, t9ok bntli.
shaved iimself. a,al wgnt to bet hctweei 10
aud II. l4ater In THO night sie went through
his ROOM and saw him III bed.
THE ARKANSAS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
spfcsat Dtspatth 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Supt. :0.-'The in.
presson is gn1tinE that the trnin-rob',crs are
at length captured anlt safely jailed. Gei,-
eral-aTauager l1oxie md Superintendent
buchanan telogrnplletl t;or. Churchill tlsat
there Is no doubt but TINT tho three ,llorl now
in Jail ut Hope aro tlu real robbers. They
hive been identified by the conductor of tho
train wllicl, was robbed un the night Vt tn.
ed, md by several passengers. Ono of the
me,,, who gives his na,no rs Stephens, was
captured III Hampton County. Texas. afte.
4 slarp fight. When searched only about !,
dollar was found upon llfn. The remaining
| two prisoners wGrp captnretf III ClioctnW
Nation. t'l,cy were well armed and mount
eli, and surrendered only after seyGrAl sllnts
| h4tl 6ecn exchanged mid resistaNcu llentIl
death. S0. money was fotss,tl 9ti tlie,! tlni
| any papers by which they could be hlenti
tiet,, It Is claimed tl,ey. belong to lca.lt'a
families Iii tile Stniu. What they hays .!onc
with tile nancy IL Il mystery, though It Is
! suspended Hint they have several aecoMplices
Gov. Churchill left for Hope thla. eyenlng
wllera lie will cnnlur with 0i!lcinfs Of Tic
1r0,i Mountain llnILr0ad. Tho prisoners vii
bu examined and tried lis auicklya possible.
, 1881-10-01

agent or the Illinois Central Isallroud C0n,-
pniy Mt Coltax, In place of Nj. j. Brlce.
Last "Wednesday negotiations were co'l-
s,..ua,atcA tor tho consolidation Of tho Nnr-
fulk IL Western Railroad with tin l:ast Te1t-
ilessen, Virginia. Il Georgia Hailr9a,l. rlle
new l!Ilo will t'e knnwn US TIC Virgilsla, Tei.-
ncssea Il Gourgta Railroad.
Mr: !, 9. Msala!'tn. General Manascrr Of
Issued u circular olllcinlly, anl,ounc!l.g tho
Gsneral Freight Agent of l!ls road ~ place
ot Slr. James Slntl,, r.,slE1,s'i. ~: C9Hrt.
yesterday.
Thu railway offices ln this city are nh
prisei 1T i cflunga in tho departure III tim
Full l!iycr bouts. rn'iilng ta ct,nnset!a', WHY With
tho Old Colony lail!oa.l from @from Sew YORK:
j. Ill.,, Instead OF nj esq., After Oct. j tllu
Newport Ilne Of boats will bu discontinued
for the seHst'.
Complaint ~ ma.le by Mr.. H., r. Alden,
Superintendent OF Traffic Ut tho Soutlsuast-
ern HALLWAY, tlat .sua,.be!t .!anetl rtan!i y
| cling Agent nt tho Snut.Ieasterh mil the
Montreal Il I}nston ltaiwaya, a,ul ru'lsoasl
tileN urh requested t0 keet, 4 sllnrp loUk0nt
| fur lin.
Thu Northern Pacl!lc o(llce III thts city VIII
nloyu tlny into thu 0!lice 1T the OreKon l,ats-
S0. d! Glnrk street. TiIs, Ii ii nMderstuou,
II the prell!llary ssep tS cnsolitIatlt'l ,,is n
tho Oreguls co!,pauy. III this city, will, i Is
claimed. be placed Il. Charge ot the W!!o!e
| cuilcUrn.
| The Indiana, Illinois !E 1uwa 1.allroatl,
formerly tho plyn0utll kunknkee, u being
tras ros,'s laifs ss W"rk l ss'Gi VIZ Sesn ' 5iy + /,
| 1851, ANll t!l1 line trnIl MuHlGllcH tH kAIikn-
, 1881-10-01

NEW Your, Sept. :O.-Tho Hannibal 4 st.
.jne RnlIroad Company Caso l1Hs been post
pUneti until Mtxl week.