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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-24

WANTED-Furnished room and board for small
family, for the winter. Inquire at this Office.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-24

SILVER Plated Napkin Rings for TEN Gents at C
P. Welles' Crockery and 99c Store.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-24

River pirates and not honest Fenians
were the authors of the attempt to burn
up the Cunard steamer Bothnia, in New
York harbor on Sunday night.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-24

Cups and Saucers with Portraits Of Mr.. and Mrs
GARFIELD at c. P. Welles' Crockery Store.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-24

Saturday and Sunday were perfect Autumn
days.
, 1881-09-22
TEE FIRE RECORD.
AT ST, LOUIS.

1nAfrf Y1tsr.afAh m TAs fhitdoc TTfhuH&.
1pseAa' =. Dn'as" . q, ~ rs,s as.o-ro,, thra>
~ LOUIS no., oopt' s-iu's % At',ua asn.. >n .ho
little children piled lot OF straw aga'n1t tno
fence Of tho llnseed oil factory Of tho Collier
1ond. worts cnrnsr of Ninth md Walput
tN"". i" VI ln's soluo. ,,,....,, ..s.ot, ~ ,h.
Streets and thcn toucnea 8htea snnto1 ~ t,, rs
straw, and In d moment 1t was atlaze. Ine
tiatucs sprcad to tho vcll-o!lctl fence and than
t,,.ns,ea ~ ~. h,,i1s,nr 1n I'm tw,n.Io of nm
ssnpuu .s " auo n"nn n,a ~ =. ~, nro~ross mnn
who saw tho little ones start tho bazo ran to put
~ oat' ... ~ ~. ~" AZ oA'y .,.a h,. haror, h.,
lsona .nem a. uo h t.ws, n ~. ~. ta,oaI hts
could fcaeh II nc "a" t1o nse was peSono h's
control. Then he ran to the corucr Of Market
uud Ninth streets and turned in tho alarm. AL
taas "as tno HotA - s, 49,. nM1 u.vs ~
hfo aopartmeh. Vas norsuea .ue ~ ,.s ...a
tho uatnps eproad WIS most wunlrous, and ia
nttr!h,,,ah,e Ia thn fact thu. tho buildings Of
u.'f,uutaots W wv a"Ss "s so "e...9.,,,..
tho oil factory ana tnelf .contents, eons's'lns
Of oil aud oil beans, Hero OF such IN
intiaumabte character. From tho time OF
ttn b+a+ c,,+b-cot II usa mt fre
, 1881-09-22
LAND LEAGUE. AND LAND
BILL.

Ireland to Choose between Thona-OlIs
lon 1f0svA 10 the lheyitnbio-Harhell
netorInlueu thai ireland Shnll Not Ac-
cept tho " "1IuSpaUu or Peaco''-:rho
reoplo FavorIng tho Land lsll 1.-THE
GoveFnnont Waiting aHd Watching.
LONDON, Sept. l7.-Afr. parnell's new pro-
gram Is desperate bid for the continuance
Of agitation. FearIng the detection Ot tho
tellantry, liz appeals to the laborsss to follow
him in wilder sociallstic can'pntgn, WHILE
he ineites the tenants by promises that llo
will abolish lantilordtsm. lilo dcclares Ills
Intention to head tho laborers II the
tepants fall OF. Tho real object
OF tho League Is to secure Iegls.
latlye Independence rathor than pcacs und
prosperity. This object Is fDrced OH the
League BY the action Of American societies.
Happily, IT. is tho llAtura! tendency ot these
movements TO shrink In proportion to tllolr
Extravaganza. trllo League nxctssses lEAyD
already reduced l'nrleli's IarliatlIgntnry fol-
l0wllg, wllIs tho l.aiMt act has shaken his
sletiaTed elH ~, s gainst is! It'll! Mr. ars!la sppel
tn tho Iab0rrrs Is II LASH resort. Thy sst.ilu
created by thu LeaKusrs Ut tue exilsoltlo;a
lIcrtlng Oh "Wednesday shows, ilotwttllsta1a4.
ing ths money which The League voted .,Id j.,
dustrial prosperity OF Irulanl, :,
Mr. Dillon, WHOSE speeches h1vo the merit
6f frnnkness, iAs AyOWc1 tho conclusion II
to which Au ard his colleagues have conla
respecting u,s attltn.le of tiis Irish tu,,anta
IL tue Land act. Tho tenants f'aVo " yet
but oil imperfect mutton ot tue sc1Iu 81 tlat
sa' tteni, Bat 1T they h know et1oiigli Of Il to %
ready to accept ths boon It offers. There y
abundant evidence tint they, mean 10 avali
themselves Of tho act and i'IAko the Must Or
rurneii 10 make ,lp their nllnds. They tlo
iiot seem to huve cared So much US lo guy
About tlat opportunity for conference which
luI lll,n and Its lloLsY lninnrlty to abalaion
IruiutNi tSetweul, a tenant farmer atld &
professional sgttator The difference Is coll
, 1881-09-22

wis ,a nr o} Hy 10 ,+,a ,ioFI!y t4 s.% s"tod t. s r
l,ave yaIlattnn IT al,o,tt sI', or, ,idAl; hnt
ti,otrynEunlut fnr 1871 IL sGa,, tor, ,tO0. Tho
great li'crGaso Titus shown ,.slEl0o5.2m) -
up Immediate result .Df tho expenditures
sot!o prol0rlloii siice tho year ls.'s lIu!ngtMq
tn the ct,ilstr,tcttofl Of tho buticyartls f,1,t!
1ti!er impr?yelt1rn!s in tho upper wnrtss q
the clty" since !s1s tie yal,tn , " rsMl e.
In eight years Of s:,i0Wt0' t0'D. During tho
ftasl twenty-five years tho tuta1 i1creasa III
thu ynlne of real estate ~ tic wards ulitlsr
consideration has. according 10 tl'o Lax eatl.
Sast,, l:f1.:sA. nr hyur !,SW per cent This Is
NEARLY .,slunl, according ~ Tho Sans csli-
lhatcs, to ting Increase III all tlIc either wards
coinblned, the atlyallce n tho iitst instancg9
being froln sa', ~. .Ns1'-tho value .t tllo rg'l
cs'ate IN tho three upper wnrtls IN la1t1wl,tls
in the sucnutl tho nslvn,lce wits from Ssh .F4s-
Est, tho tux valuation 0f the hnlnl!ce q THO
wnr.!* ltneteen ~ n',nhcrl 70 Ssh lGln, Ill;
iEkJ.l. representing tho >liercasv III t!l9
Twelfth. Nineteenth, md TWGnty-sGcOid
wnrtls, s:s0, ,o>o, COO are lalrly attributable to
TIC ini!le1,cH excrg';,a npeIl , ti!o ai!acemt
rlvsh frnnl THIS cnllai,cc,l value sllrlnE the
twenty-five years wllicll lave elapsed since
tlie pMrk Was cgn'llcttce' II calculated az
StEl, ,000,G QUO. DGductitE. therefore. t!o totnl
cost 0f tho tatMl MD improvements, the
maintenance exlh,tlses and the Interest OF,
| the bonds, amounting, to M aggregate nf
s4 ut .tl0, there rei.Inius to the credit Of the
| city OH Tho profit sitte nf tl,o ncco,l',t tho
handsome sitm 1T S2l, 20, ,s50, tlin ain,,itt OF
cAsi secclvetl Into tho city treasury over and
n!,ove all disbursements 0n this spcCinl ac-
count; and Ills wholly exclusive OF the vast
nmo,l.it Of real cstntc II, Central park ttseif,
and which, 1T fair valuation. Is wnrtli II.
Hnv nt lt.ngt S!tgJ tO1 (NDi WHO chi s,lY that
Contral Park lias not more tlinn paIil, and
tliRt next to tho Introduction nf the Crotull
wntcr It Inns proved tho greatest boon to tho
| DcDulo Of New York!
, 1881-09-22

siderable. To thn tenant land reform !. tho
when the tennnt found, rs 'to did, thas
Tie English Government Ind pissed te Levy 70
and The right OF selling Ills interest In the
!atd with II court tn Insure Ills having t,ts
iafn At = lait rent, nf'tt TO protGc1 n !lm aRainM
vantascs wcT, loo sofitl to be thrown away.
JIG hnl Rot-thr t3overnlnenthad Rivon ftft1t..
tt'at grip m tho limit WHICH ho waited. III
does mt show tho least disrosttlon to rclstr
moro brilliant plttnaRc In tho bush which
A1r. 1'nfneli nay: 6ters hl,t,. 1t Is, mentioned
ns slEnl'tcant fact, antl suppos1 It Is sIr
mw lis tilt mtis'nanca 1t lie lie wgeKv @ n'ersing q
tic, League III Cork tAtr. parnell's thoroughly,
wliti' used M ~ 1!eyer !rss than 'po, rel %
to i!{ty: and @ Of tns fty fly Ysr isress nsrS
quarters must :,nyu cvltlonrn Ut slict, cnses,
By hundreds. Mr. Dillon say. III 50 ,iun,ly
Nors i + ws3o ns es aes1aSIs s t11p Up liz M sc aa ths; G.
It would be found impossible. That h the
testimony ut q nlall who c0unseltal tho IT.
seon Of tue aft fro s s n X, o}1 iE
pcDp;e we're 80 great THAT tlo J,antl League
colill not stand up agninst It, and TINT ths
revolutionary. pulley which, i, his view, the
co'ne Impossible. Kid the event answers, in
his view, 10 his prediction.
Mr.. PnrncfI's estimate Of the attitude OF
the people and their eager11tss to profit by
| tho act does not differ frUtn Nit. Dll!0n's:
But with respect to tie pollcy to he pursued
by the LcaFe n these ,,. nsw crcu!nstG'tnces ast't
Alt: larneil and MA, Mr. Dillon @ nre y. totally a.
las lost, or will speedily l0se. Its hold on
tile people, nfd tElat 1t IS itsGgss to continue
| agitation. liz therefore retfres to private
/ life. His decision IS honorable to HIN. and
draws \ broad line between him and the men
whom hare Just now called professional
agitators. i ls possible to respect Mr. Dll.
patfiotism aid nd devoted love for Ills cou1l-
try." In Ntr. Dillon his country means Ire
land and Ireland Only, exactly rs to South
ern Rebel In 1861 his country, meant, the
South md the South only. But I don't think
we were much in tue 1la6it Ut apnlnndtneu y to
1,obert Lee. W. sliouId i,aye thought there
lurkett beneath tho word d readiness to SEQ
the South secetle. Tley mean to give Nfr.
| par1elt full swing. They mean to take time
enough to see whether tho Land act or the
Land LenEle Is the stronger. II tle peopl9
withdraw from tho lengllt, II the AuthoHte
Of law Is restored, II tlle new agltat,on. prove
an1e; a y ay y q Tiss ott tS tqks ~ no qse ss, q
ireland than elsewhere, unless they happen
10 be followed by deeds. The Government
waited long enough before resolving to bring
in a Coercion bill. The country only hal!
absolvetl them for delay which tmpeflIeti
order and made both lifo and property lnse.
cure. They wIll not be absolyed at al /. II
they palter witt, the fur more serious ag!ta'
ton now Threatened; provided always Mr.,
parnell should be ablo to make 1t SERIOUS,
G. ". 3.
, 1881-09-22

Twentieth AnnfVcrRAry Of tho 1Mster-
Ing Inso tho Service OF "RaFns-
worth'a big Illinois Abolition Ikegt.
silellts'-Ikcunton or tho Survivors ut
H. Charles Ola TuoxdAT.
Bptetat Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
st CHARLES. ILL.,, Sept. @l.-Our town was
given much 1nuro thAn usual lively appear
ance yesterday by the convocatton Of hbout 126
Of tho veterans OF tho ND Eighth Illinois Cav
airy Volunteers for tho celebration Of tho twcn-
ttrth anniversary Of tho muster Into tho service
=" for nlree vears or durtny e Var" at this place
In September, 1861. Tho day lookcd a little
gloomy ut early morning, but tho fog clenrcl
nway and most beautiful day succeeded.
At the ro,,ntun q year aRn. hold at tho Palmer
House. In your city. Gen George A. Forsytho
Was elected President OF tho society for tho
cou,lug year, and through bis otlclont tnnna9e-
mont, assisted by ur. Elnrd, OF Aurora, our old
surgeon, tho arrangements woro cotnplete, and
everything passed on in most ploasant naau'
Tho business meeting was held in a larxe hall
aud spoeohos wore MAio by OK. Gov. BavaridHe,
0eu. Enrsytha. Maj. C'enlen!n, Of tho regular
MY inatehsd e the h1iel for dinner, which oo-
be@iaa ie hosa vsist hud - otton ssod
.ho aast sI ida ii ihs river, and Upon sho sane
xsso sases; "s5 sSs sSssloe eE Dsf
yaes sj ,,o I4 4 w,,S,oa,o, fso@ y sbss 20
eoms so.s III q ths Army ot ao Totouc TO
exploits Of which haye since beooma part Of
thS e, history ot our uountty: u >. ~ A..
most most pleasant q q any had Since the'r return
@Tera ss1a Mar aG n1esat uuput LIS Of tho officers
Goorgo l.: Fofsytho. 3. i, 4, ,Maj. D. Il. Clon-
a%Snas %p"ar :rS T. + Al A qsn obn ns's @
~: j: % !: %.n Tsstsa, csspis%ja II E gseeasss, GsR;:
, 1881-09-22

More Parks Wanted for Speculative
and other pNrpo.ess i.

and other Purposes.
New York Herald. Htpt. IT,
Tho question arises, In view Of the benefits
derived from this great public work nnd thu
demands OF our rapidly increasing popula-
tion, Is 1t not time to n,ako provision for tho
psescnt as we'll rs for the future waits Of
tho city III tltts important particular? Now
York IL now tho third city In the civilized
world In sizo altd population; yet. ms coll-
pared with London, tho first, and Iarls, the
second, she Is sadly deficient III the matter
ofparks. As already stated the number Of
acres laid out [n public grounds is0nly 1.0ol,
Ley than 1905 acres. Estimated BY tlo
~ aMth the CeMtral l'urk Is worth today at !eastt
Wy, o.000, or twice tho nnnllnt 0t the tUtal
ssSsssi ss ssq. we 81 s s ay pyya M 5 Il 9G; nv Y YStE
shall llavo reaclnl two millions Mla u
] quarter 9ha and probably Two aud q llalt,
the land adtacent tO tho altes of tho
pGntenHlaiya paae ,aaE p4rks wG.H PIX In s tax"s
cSpentetl In Its purchase, W'lIle III less than
, lAtiothcr qt1nrter Ut IL CENTURY the property
Itself, allowing for the rates Of lncrenso In
wa,,E s ,fEs~nbls =, ya!Ho of rg2a estas wpnla b.
800 ooo 900 niltl 861o, coo, ,00o. IN c0nte1npat-
inx the future progress Of Now. Ynrk, 1t ls
alaic'!t @ to form ~ nticauatc estimate ot tho
~ g@st Interests w!cl! gyow Wltil It's growth,
pllc1 industries, alKl the accumulation ut
Tealth uei!yetl from Its glga!ltiu enterprises,
tor That tnturo yypM tue ,oG0 acres OF park
!ana VIII BY fountl wholly, Insufficient, a,l1
fEa!i probably be more tl,an tlo.bled 9r trehlstl
70 ieok tho wntits Of tbs NusY York Ut lGD,
TNh ~ population equal to that Of L0lldnn to-
Ivy. Fron! tha remaining PORTIONS ct West.
SSltster u still lnrKur uxtaI1t Of territory will
1o taken, AMI fro,n. this other aild pI0bahly
EJEnIGr bIfkR khHjl nHnNHu mi. kjLk
, 1881-09-22

- bEN Fk1 FfHA As
c Spsetdl D4pateh 10 7ha ChtaSo Tribune.
LtrTLE Iktx:k. Ark, sopt. :t.-An exciting nd.
venture with n hnrso-thief Is So1'ortcd totay
from tiownrh County. While n prntr,c,td
meeting WAS In proRross at tho Christian Church
in Centre View, Il valuable horse WIS stolen IN
tho slvht Of several who had not uut1rcd tho
lnlIl!Iny. Aonn ak men armed with t'o',hlc-
bsrrc!cd ahotguus staftod In pursuit. They
can.c m with tho thief after riding scvcral
lni!t.*, mud called on him to nall. 'to answered
hy t,,schark,nu n revolver Mt his p,,rsunra. then
,lrofned over tho st'le OF bis horsn and, put.
ting tho spurs to him. 'iaahsd away.
followed hy a volley fron three
dnublc-harrc!ct shntRun. Tho horsr was rccov-
ertti aYille miles from wh1re Tim ahtt,ttrg oc.
rrc, und WI found 70 h., h. slightly w'uls, =, ~ lt
njrk' Fulj0wltV tho truck nr tho hursc tho t,1r-
sers found where ths ths1 'n.h bud in ~ a !,
stWltc,i tiio rDnsJue, and II Is hoevcl tho thief
crupe lntt, 'lensa adjacent SWAMP, where pnr'
euli Is Impossible and where nc must have per-
tshnt.
, 1881-09-22

NEw HAVEN, Sept. at.-fn tho Matey case this
arlcrnpon Mrs. MagHlo Kane, whom tho dc.
fense ciaim was mistaken for Ionn!c on tho
shore tho night Of AuK. o, testified TINT she went
to tho shorc with Alum Schucssler, and was on
tho Lying horycs ut p. m. With friends, one of
whom. Aunlc cnnt,urs. st!ppcd tho first time sho
attempted to got on tho horse. Tho witness be-
ca,,o tlixxy nnd wns nnnoycd by man VII" rode
bcs1do l,or, a,ld s!iuIited to have tho horscs
stopped. When sllo pot. OFT she aaid. NY God.
~ parat{ze Sho dia ~ no, "rn sGG Jent'e cfataer
Adam Sc!,liess1er teatltiah In cnrrnoOrattol.
Mrs. Mlchuel ". Malley testified TINT her h'is.
her husband drove 10 tho ehnre Fr!tlay evening,
icuvtnY homo Mt $3.50 or a:}G. ngd returning Il!
n:l5. tsho ill1 not see James or Waitor MalIoy at
tho BAOrc,
, 1881-09-22
FINAL Adjournment OF the
Methodist Ecumenical
Council.
Progress of the Gigantic Corner
in Cotton at Liver
pool.
f,nentnR Of the Sessions OF the
Spanish cortes Yes.
terday.
largo Demands Matlo upon Bis-
mnrclk 1,y the Catholic
Hierarchy.
Conclusion Of a Treaty Between Russia
and Germany for Wholesale
Extradition.

GREAT fsls1TAIS.
1oxpnx, Sept. Little Methodist Eoumenscna
romnc cIost.i With tho adoptlon Of MI nsl1rcsa
m nil Tho Methnsts, which wAe read hy blahuP
rcck md exhcd by tho representatives af every
wc.tcyan body. recommending tho vlows fnv.
orcd at tho vRelous slttInga: chl!!ug Upon nEl to
.pcratc II, tho work of Chrlat; to 1nhi,lnln tho
traditional Mcthotl!tt tncans for promotion Ut
sarncst,css, mud declaring that II call should 90
forth for /, gteat spisEaunl awakening. Tho
meeting Of the noxt council In America tn 1857
ras niithorizod'
tton At Manchester, notice was x!yun that tho
following resolutions would DO tnored at
meeting Of tho general committee Of splnncrs
Friday: "That tho pruprlutors OF tho mills bo
recommended to stop for n further peFloa Of
nix days during tho next fortnight, at,d that
general meeting of aptnners bu held at Mnsl-
chester tho 9Th Inst, to consider tho ndoptton Of
such Recommendation" .....
In pursuance OF II rcluost made by dosuo In
suc,rial 1uornbcrs Of tho traste In Yorkshire, It
vas resolved that II meeting Of the Yorkshire
splnncrs and houblcrs should ba called
At 1fnslfnx for tho purpose Of con-
slacr.ng the alvisRbllty of general
stnppago OF trade. and tho adoption of short
time in The Yorkshire district, Or such other
ueas,,rcs ns might be considered best
calculated to assist In breaking down
Tie Liverpool cotton corner. A tclo-
grain from Accrinston says: vt is urged
that tho action ol tho corner docs rot yet touch
tho manufacturers 50 much rs 1t dooa tho spin
ners, and ihns n few lnys will probably oficot
grcat ohange." This refers to tho failure to gnt
Two. thirds Of tho manufacturers Of North and
Northcast Lancashire to adopt The short time
DroPrntu.
, 1881-09-22
SELT-DESTRUCTION.


6psstaE Dispateh 10 Ths Chicago Tttbune.
La Cnossx, Wiz, Hapt. 2I.--Bbortly nfter !
o'clock today as freight tra!n on tho Nflfwau.
kce & ct. Paul 1iatlwny comlng west, md whon
a few mlles this sllo OF West Salem, tho en-.
gineer saw o man On tho track oons!der-
nble distance ahenI of tho train ut q
ouryo In tho rnad, and the man was
soon to stop from the trnok as the trtiu neared
him, but ateppa1 Oil nxalh, md when tho ouKlho
around, throwing bis arms In tho air. ard. turn
ing nRnn. was struck by tho enKing aud thrown
aKAilIst tho enttc-gtiar4 to tho pilot. II wns
s0ts,o tlnlo before tho train waa stopped, and
When the man was picked up hs was found ~ be
dead, lilo was only slightly bruised. i3a was
verdict OF death as aboyo was rendered. lle ia
MI old man. about Go years OF n9e. and 1t la
artiofos wore found on llis porsou but nothing
by which ho could bo id2htihed.
, 1881-09-22
A TrottinE steer.

A. staska, residing eight miles southeast Of
Eria, has 4 united truttlnK 4.year-old steoF.
trot In harness for thrca years past, and has
finally succeeded Ia accommodating tho dilllcu!t
notuFiefy, starkio il twelyo hatds, and of /
dark rod coof, very tntcl'leent, and a4 gcutla ~
lAnb. TN being haraesscd he Will open h!e
mouth to receisp tile bit, and when bltchea to
lulky he ststaes uke III Qld'ttmc tsQttvE."
, 1881-09-22

Special Dtspatth to M Chttaoo 1ft1uHs-
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. .l.-This afternoon the
Atlanta solling MIL, tho only ono In GcorRin,
waa burned to the ground. The fire originated
In tho supply room. and. owing to tho building
being entlroly constructed Of wood. the flames
sprond With such rapldity that in IL very short
time nothing OF q combustaho character Naa
left ytandlu4, This mill was built nt cost OF
S3O0,00U soon after tho War BY Lewis Scoteld,
who cnInc here from Chicago, Upon tho mill
there was doht Of S+N.dD0, Since 6oofleld lnft
limo il burnt was being worked BY Inexperienced
coloraa labor, no tlnI0n mon being c1nploycd
there. Tho building waa Insured for $3.50
, 1881-09-22

gPulEGrIatp, ILL.,, Sept. Sl.-William a. Wyatt
and Mary jano h!s wlfo, of Lincoln, appeared
bofoEe Unltod Btatsa Commtaatoner Adams to.
day. charged with making and diapos!ns Of
counterfeit silrof coin. The arrest waa 1uade on
the confession Of an acoomplloe, now IN tatl at
Lincoln for burglary, who states that Wyatt and
wifo havo been connected with gang Of burg
lars aud househreakers which has carried on a
series OF systematic burRlartes, and that Bfrs,
Wyatt assisted In conoeali4g the pFoperty. This
accompllce alleges that whun atoloh plate was
NOT genuine Wyatt and BID wife melted
it .up aud converted II Into oounterfott
halt dollars, rhlch the rest Of tho g4ng saslsted
y showing A. tn' place by the n%ri
buried benosth ths roots OF 10 old tree largo
quantities OF spurious cql9, dtss, a4q other
, 1881-09-22
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION,

- THHEItVFtV VVE9V6t0FFFtVFH :.
COUNCIL lLuYYb, H., Sept. Hl.-fettcrday tho
Chlcayo, Hurtlngl & Quincy and the KRnsRs
Ut, Joseph Il Council AluHs Railroads were con-
soliaated, tho Chicago, burlington Quincy
taking ohatge and full coutrol Of all tho bust.
neAs ut this pout Of tho kAnsas City. This waa
touo a. matter ot ooOn9iay. doing away with
j. davenport hAs pueu Haue General Western
Agent OF tha consolidated liHe. The new mhn*
aEtlAent K0aA Into effect 0ct. !.
, 1881-09-22

"nncy," apparatus ns well as Esr.ly ne melted
will lnair, anI enIctilnted IL decelvs tho Mnsts-
cstns wynt md ~ rfe ~, ws'r y ts ;sh f;
ihpIr uptusrn,lco t,otttre the United States nls.
stIct E,,,rt hi .jannnry Wyatt N about %, nil'!
relatcii tn respectable nnd prominent families
ut Lincoln.
, 1881-09-22

HPketal U15Da{th 70 IHA Eh1tddd 7fE1Hhas
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept 2l.-Iienry Hooper was
this afternoon Indicted by tho Grand Jury, the
charge being murder In tho irst degree. His
victim Nas bis elder brotlor, John Hooper,
killed the latter pArt Of August. Henry was
arrested on tho QAy Ut tho funeral, aud hns since
boom In prson. Chris kritzmyer, arrested on
tho san1c uhnrgc, WINS released this afternoon.
, 1881-09-22

Hpttta! DupdttA to The Chiearo Tribune.
ELKMAnr, Ind, Sept 2l.-A fireman mined
shonk, while drunk In Potter Earrey's saloon
hero this afternoon, MAS assaulted BY the hitter
thought provo futal. Harncy was Jailed. lie
ploaiB self f-defcnge.
, 1881-09-22

CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept, 2i.~Ed I.udsy, blacksmith
who cntne 10 Cairo from Chicago on Juiya and
hns been working at J, II, Kecd'a irou-fosndry,
Killed himself last night at tho VteksbtirR House
by taking laudanum. lilo wAs about IS Or 90
years Ut MYe, aud lxAvea Mifo In Chicago, living
at NJ. DQ TNeuty.thlEd street.
, 1881-09-22

ATGIIANISTAN.

LONDON. Sept 2l.-Tho Vicoroy Of 1udta tele-
graphs: " AdvIoes from tho frontier to Tuesday
stare thst Ayoob Khan's force Is probably
numerically superior. Eils force Ia now outside
Of tho city, and in good spirits. The Amecr ia
likely to 1npYQ to XRktrd."
, 1881-09-22

Special nitpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEw YoKK, Sept. 2l.-3:30 p. ILL.,, T5; 0 p. m., 70i
pp. n,.. OF; II H., Is; Rvorage temperature, e8H
Average tomperature for corresponding date
last yonr, q.
, 1881-09-22

CoPEHHAOEn, Sept. 21.-Tho authorities aro
informed that NthilIsts and Fpnians III America
h4rc arranged to ship Informal machines tn
copenhagon for reshipment to Russia and En-
rtln6
, 1881-09-22

opfsIat DHpatEA ~ A"t tHbtAto Aft0HHEs
LITTLE ltock, Ark, Sept. GA prlvato tole-
gram from Houston, Tex, WIS received here to-
t.ny announcing tho capture Of II man supposed
to be tho notorious Frank James at comnpchc,
whcre ho IL now III jail. Tho prisoner 9Ivcs his
natno as l.. c. Nowton, md was originally aF.
rested on tho chnrgo Of burning the COURT
house at plkesvIlIe, Mo-. and robb,ng tho United
f1olcas corpus, but Immediately roarrcstod by a
United Suites Marshall. 1t Is said pnrtcs hAva
bucn teicgrnphcd for to establish biz idvntsty.
1ls IA very retIoeut and positively refuses to be
interviewed.
, 1881-09-22

dpeekat Dtspotth to 7ne Chteoeo IFtbank.
CArRo, ILL.,, Sept. .1.-The sfovo factory OF
Andrew Daughty at Mound City. ax miles shove
hero, was entirely destroyed ly aEo carly this
uprN!uR, Insured for S,OQ0.
, 1881-09-22

Earx, Pa, Sept. s1.--In summit Township. ueas
this city, Alexander BteMart, a ,farmer, com.
mItted suicide by hanging, while In a delistum
from tho effects Of n0l4Gs.