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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-07
Electric Light in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Dec. 30.-This afternoon
the books were opened, and stock to the
amount of 100000 subscribed in few
minutes, for the formation of a company
to introduce MaXim's electric light in
is their purpose TO introduce the light in
manufactures an other places where
steam power is used, and ultimately in
private houses, by providing engines for
generators at convenient points.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-07

New YORK, Dec. 30.-All denomina-
tons were represented among the clergy
men present at the funeral services to-
day over the remains of Rev. DR. Chaplin.
Addresses were made by Rev. Robert
Collier, Henry Ward Beecher, Rev DR.
Armitage and Rev. Mr.. Pullman. The
portions of the house set apart for the
people were crowded in every part.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-07
Reported Railroad Accident.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29-Dispatches from
Texas say the reports in circulation are
that terrible railroad accident occurred
yesterday on the Texas Pacific road some
where between Dallas and Marshall, but
no information can be ascertained.
Rumor says train ran through bridge,
was partially burned, and that mum
Der OF passengers were killed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-07
A Little Mixed

New York, Dec. 30.-Thc Post is un-
able to find quotable authority for the
report of the contemplated union of the
Central and Union Pacific railroad com.
panies, although 1t has reason to believe
that the reports are not wholly ground
less, owing TO the report that the compa-
O0O of stock, one-half, $62, 600, 600 to re-
place the SOL 100000 of Union Pacific
outstanding, and the other half to repre-
fent the 100000 of Central Pacific
stock.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-07
st. Louis Showing.

ST. Louis, Dec. 30.-Twenty-eight muir
ders and fifty-seven suicides were CON-
United IN this city during the past year.
OF the persons murdered five were wom-
en- and two were infants. There are now
eighteen murderers confined in the Jail,
awaiting trial
, 1881-10-24
A S0li3ttnsNbnlfatlc Sltpprr-ftovV u Sosh
Aatuns4tltd His EntflHrs


III Il small vl!luIRU acrnss thu Lug rcae n we'll
known clrrgs,nAn and ls tetnIiy, which u c.,4l.
Iuse Af numerous gn,ls hntl alnuKlItera. hts wfo,
proacnl,l9 n.arhtNl, ius t,uun Il, tne nubI slNao
intnnry Ut walking In his sleep. ESHry Gtf0rt
t!us boon !aR', IL hrlA!s him 0t ill., solnAn.lAl.
'lstfu tn,rlrnt!cs. hut wltGont nvn!t. iao would
wan'cr trGm one ln.rt Ut tho hu!lll!ng to nnlIh:
er wulid Il way To tho porahcR nint plAxzas, Mi'1
wAs aoIneklt.'Gs found uarcted upnt lAp rUnf Ut
tho hc,.tl Ut thu house thA1 the BulAnnlhltliat
kluhlIil utoitpy tho sane couch with hK cider
lrnti,cr, nnd tho latter Was Hatrl'cte't, 4! aase
ho hoy tnaaxsa ~ H,y "f b.. !Gr!,Ss aatss g
u foralblu application Ut tho s.,Io, ur II
slipper upon bin cpsdes1nIs. The el'lcr
ss @ T. psi lis u s,s,stio,s @ t. 'D tio
letter. IN uEalnr to shnw thAt hb wns nut neHect
t.tl of tue duty !lnposo.l uron hnl i u nnly
nreessary ~ rn!ats thu following inols.lt: 1no
rra wefo wrApne. III rho t!ocp slnsnbars nf curly
s.I..1.tls u Disturbance IN tha chiekv,,.ya ut
r0sist might hu deapucu. ehturotI tho ruol wluru
tAu bnys wert AlocuiIR, ARJ, Hpotttnx tho win-
d1W, nepEe!l nut IN! tAp tlArkhats tn AauertAilt
pider nun, WIN waa slseplus M ths nntsI.lo Ut
tho bed, thought the tlgusu ~ tho window wns
TINT IT his hrothgr ena ts,rRaltlnx. ~ hs xual.
lng ur n,i, luabo4 tEoln hls eoIch, sctxca tho
etcr-roAdy Slipper. and administered severe
t'}atiahtton !Ipt.n tho party u nnltess ut tho
,lr.l ho hid received sotnS fur o. liso heavY
AltI sfslHhl9 blnss, And WMs 50 surprised md NJ.
ts,nssht1 thAt TOR II fow snomHnts ho conl!
hattlly speak Wnr1. Tho 1un. when ho reallzca
Tho situation. WIS A1nitist lMralyzel. aud tho
Scettc Hss Ridiculous III thh Sxtrvfap. When tho
EifEutl1thltErs were G1PlAlnG1. however, sttN
elerxylnu.i fully appreciated tho 1okc. urd mar
rutsa !. wlsh great Yrsso 10 hls friends aud ac-
utlNlutuQct9.
, 1881-10-24
THE WEATHER.
SI{3EA1. A1:tsvtCE,

Sit}NA14 IL SIiLkflCE.
OrF1cE os THE Chief St0SAh OFFICER
WASHINGTON, u. e., Uel. 1i--l n. n,.-For
tl.u Uhiu Valley anAl Tenne$srp, parily clonlty
weatler md ruii,, soutl,erly shifting to west
esi} winds, stationary III higher barometer,
stationary ur luwer temperature.
For ttle t.nwer Lake rpafo!l, lnrt'y cloudy
weather uni rain, yarlobEu wllals, talling fol
lowed by rising barometer, stationary or
luwer temperature.
FOR the Upper Lake rcgEott, partly cia,ltly
weather a,ul rnin, nprtl,erIy winds, falling
followed hy rising barometer, stationary ur
For liz Uppsr Mississippi Valley, partly
clNntly weather .ntut raiit. ynrlnh!c wl1llls,
shifting To t,t.rshcrly., falling folloWcd by
' For tha Missouri Valley, partly cloudy
weather ns. ruin. nurthery Wlntts. falling
iollnwc,l l'y rising barometer, stationary "r
''f iii G,'Isf ts Sisnai ontccr furnishes the fos-
lowtns s3nrlnl bulletin:
'rlc barometer Is lowest II, Indiana, MD
lligl,est 1T Neunssku. The temperature hns
Mil soutll Atlantic states, alul las fuller
from, = 10 ~ In the Upper Luke 'reg0ll alld
Ctpprr Mississippi vailay. fr.,,n ~ y, IN the
Missouri Valley, n1M' from ! to " III Texas,
ain ls tq1 a, sire ,tSs,f; st r;rpart n
nil % ul rllstrists rast III lid Niissis.
sppt I;ysr. , mlmtatl E of fos. L., nel,ss Y;n,;,
l;nlycston. Winds in the. stltllle. Atlantic
States nre resonthwcscrfy; l!l thu South AT
lunttc md t}mil Ssntes. sttttheislrrly: yaria-
biz In the l.,.ke regions: nlNl MortltwrstHrly
u the Upper Mississippi ulnt Missouri Vul-
!eys. -. .,......
tlicntch fnr New England t,1ll tic Middle
Atialiic Suites.
GKSEttAL pllaENrATt0Ss.
, 1881-10-24
RUN DOWN.
Hos1nS EsilIEzzI.l:I, CAPTURED l,y DE-
TECrtvE%.

Nos1nS EMlEzzI.l:i CAPTURED l,y DE-.
TECTtvE%.
Sptestl Dispatch IL The Chteaau Tribune.
NEW WINK, Oct. GA couple Of lIostoi,
ietecIiyes wlu I,lve for st,,,1u days pas! i,ern
III tho trull nf Henry l'rnnke White, fnrIrrr
secretary III tbs SI,un Il l.rntlsar Insurance
.'onlpAlly, found tllo abIrrt Ut t!lrir
'enrch ol, tho Sixth AyGnue Elevated
iinilronl tutiay. 'rtle prisoner Ii
wanted for tic embcz1le,ncnt Of sc, goo
:gnln tic company. with Which lle waa lung
connected, nnll wlsrrt liz lad held NJ. I'M
p0rtant trust office. Tl,u detectives luul 10
.Strat!ltinM ,,at'ers. but Wl.ite concluded to
lot staMl on fuvn,ait,irs anu went b:lrs tn
Baston with Ills captnrs. 1t appears that IN
nntl bern In tic i,abit ut is,,prnprlutIng
moneys Heiit lin by IneNl agents ullt I1tt ell
.erng tho si.Iu on IFS tH,D!;s,
4 vI:ty C!.EMsf syHTE,I ni' llGtiCEHy,
which s0ull le!t to dn.ertlon. All ngellt yls-
if!nE lIstnll sl'owet Il r0llcl!cr tUr tlle ply-
mcllt Of Il t,alaNce, asul ti,erH being M entry
Nhitek tricks Wrre NJ Htl.:ts eXIulsntl. lie
left DHsiGl,. A,l4l lur spn.u tlNys WAS lust to
pursuit., hut ti!o detectives lilIaljy ra,, tiu,
down Il! slils ely. SincA t.s militia uf Sup
tctHber White tLnt appropriated aIl lin l,.nney
he Gutlh iay Ills llnntla M. 4 fast itsn fur
the pAst year, which bis Hnlary " ::iUUp
would lsUt support, lp.l 10 his downfall,
, 1881-10-24

Tho City OF Quincy Ordered 10 pny tJ,
.~Ifoft-Line Efnflroud Cancellations
Licensed TO Organize,

Tho City OF Quincy Ordered TO pny UP
-~Ifcft-Lino Railroad Cancellations
Licensed TO Organize.
2rts:a! Dtspateh to The Chicago IrihHns.
SpHlSnE1ELp, ILL.,, Oct. g,-Tle Quincy
i.n1lllau,us suits In tho United Suites Circuit
Court i,ayo been decided, and Tint city has
been siirecled to levy II tux Of II rents OIL
Tho 'Si0O Of taxable property, In ndditon
To tlm lakes for city purposes, lis we'll ns to
list. $..,.91O In tllc City Treasury to pay tho
Judgments soeurctl by ticorgu II. Goodwin
anl tin CONNECTICUT Mutual l4tfe-Instiralco
Company, payment to be n.a1o III INSTALL
heMts Of 3is,Ni0 per year.
Articles nf consolidation have bcclI fled
will tho Sccratary ot Stale BY tho Chicago
t}u!l-Lfne I.ultrnod Company Of 1iiinuis nlut
the Chlcnsu lsalt-l.f'ie lsaftrgatl Company of
I,Niu,la. il,,tier tile tltne Vi Tho ChcA9p Drlt
Limo isallroud Company. Tile consolidated
corpnrallon Is to lave n capital stuck of
A.i;D.Qu0.
Tile Secretary of Stato has issued licenses
to organizes u the 1iuynoft!s Blanc Liutld
Company, ChlcAyu; Gaiital, SUI. .0oU; cor
nosaiors. William, IL. ltuynoids, Charles L.
SU,itflard, .tnlues y. Afnsston,
This Chicago Anderson Pressed UrEcl<
Company lnls Increased Its capital stock to
S.11.U,un,
, 1881-10-24

II t,,orc wus t,lu th!ns tit.t To,.latllor pridud
himself OIL motD t1nn nuother 1t %as his gut-
ssnG.s con, ,eitnt HIN to recruit MA finances ut
their exponse t,u operMt!on wns circctcl 50 court
cnIsy tlltl With sttct. MI irresistible fasclllntluH
VI nilicr AY almost tO reeDttui!t them tU thpr
loss. Nay. ullu nay, i r Btl', went 70 ttv ~ :o
nasurt tlint Notwithstanding tho .irst Ahos! Of
Sr.!,snt r ~ nSg ~, seos ri
trOIu THUR cus1B tn thu iiinrAAltr's nuGketH, hU
l,a,i t,,nlIkrd hur 10 gracefully for Whit he WIS
e,i O moi r @ iGe lio Of % hoF Do "rsry viii, his.
This arowa!. bapAcd nn by Ashers equally On
ihus!,slic, md according to ths tancy
ln,lliGr with Il csrt!ln r,sllMnt!u prcattRn Which
MI n,!yentnrn-.ono of tho lnteat and ltat ta!kol
1Ms ~ 1 az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,n ss 1t b,n IN
stiares @ IL IL iaw ,,uk SI bean ts'aI,orariIy Ic:
ti, On apnropr!aslng i to his owa .so. aal aftor
seyusl ltiplrcotill.l attempts, contrlvcd 70 unter
ti9 n.,l'so ul'anaorvah, 9,iu e9i'cealoa n',a.
unIy t,nstrfss.lunt during thu limo being stnhf
supply Of chue0lnte lt nnd brought viii him.
is ws e e enEh rewrgl y, Gy IT, ..
tho Ilfto tla Atarsati, followed i,y Tho A}Hiirii~
Incnt nf tho nNJor rlrt 0f hcr rutlnu0 to rtgl-
o rei,ctrto i @ i,,to tic ss.sto .rtn.oN,s, Truc
icr, at,d ttt's frntn ta,u11 to,!s in gold anu y
10 be vi cu,s!tlesab!u value. Flm!.,R, however,
O lcnyItR tnu h0tul that tie s,tpl,0sp trellsurO
WIS lnore}y II collection or unimportnlt papers,
hU returned thou ta tt!elr uwhgr two ttIyH later.
wiihm n0to ttl,ellpd III thu pDlttost t1rms atlu
xignrtt with hts 1lalnc, requesting atrHa. TO
srlcnne 70 pardon hl'n ior Inadvertently dHl,rls.
lhe :..lkN Ioull wnA llku!y to ucoastpn hur tho
s!whtrst Incunytntuncc. no would ut nf'en re-
aturp tharn with .ll lnnrG fruill his own lrI.
vu.u RESOURCES. Ths oplstlo, widely ciral,lnle,l
III Versailles, greatly nnusc,i lile Court nl! far
ut lGaat Il week l!o,hinE VIM tMikt!a nimut hut
tho Ea1illiltry OF tho "EhcynliHr do" pnllatli1r.
III culrteutls Il roti,Dr 1nurftctt, 1t n,ny bo
Thought. snmo lNtltllgcncu: but l.lente,,nl.ts nf
n n,ss ~ MI 1nos1 Is Ss woly nt ~ n H. ~ ,ts xni'
lntur ly ono Of I1s nccutnp:es. w,Ia, nIter n
summary trial, conlr1nngh Anl executed. IN
tallloll ihat. whntcynr mlaht hnyn int'n his Of.
inllscs uEAttst tho law, ho WIS Kufttcss pf two
rnrEGA (nseiy Imputed to him; tlGntnrlf.g TINT
he t,Atl hover AtMlntl his hat.da Wltn 1la bInut
nf t1llnw-crtuturg. llNr fhllctl IN tho EcAl'eGt
Which gVDry man of hnt'ar owcR t0 wO1nan!
, 1881-10-24
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

Tho D33Ieuttlea surrounding alir Heler.
ttu,l Uf II. Now tMbtMni-1ixsHpnutu
plntt-'JIle star-ltoute FruMl*--t;rs,.
Grnnt ~ ylte Secretary ship 0r The
Senate ~ Tho Suppressed Treasury
Report.
WASHINGTON, u. e.. t}ci. :.3.-Ilm t!lt1l-
eultius Which Soeni to surround tho sneetlDM
oi Il hew Cabinet wura tho subject III 6Nl,!N
decisive comment tonight by Il well-li,uwn
politician from New Hampshire. a Stall
wart Senator III ol'ce replied tiAt President
Arthur could casIy nlnl;o II Cabinet, SHOULD
hc think It w!sb to 70 IN the Srnata lnr It, III
lid Garfield, who t0ak three frUnl tint bolly,
very seriously crippling Ills uarty by doillg
50,
Ex-senator rIatt, of Now York, arrived
here tolay and called 1lpol t!se President il,
company with Gen, HrnHt. 1Iu suys hi IL not
here o,, political business.
,Ia aak" 1,n yHff yif y f,Htegt @ hns lt1 hss r
given ont fur lii,hllcut!nlt. This state-
inent ma'Ie BY tta fr!u'''ls 1t 'i'yner
t1 ti,a Thy ,,;Ih,st xrsst t"t h. saEly cs!sA
snes iIs 'ttle T. s enst.,ro t Of ixtSis1S III pr IL @
gun a,nl California routes Ii s!eilioa by hiT!.
is,st-osics o,licIals. Tltey say tint 10. ui!lil
slegrue was m,aovc:l ga .rynrr prntture, lily
ibnHstsSsa n st . rfr ~ to to 1sts n %atS @
General .lalnes frau l,1s own Investigations.
1t Is .thuNEht thul GnrEIaMl will rellbyu tho
Republicala he1lut0rh nt embarrassment by
Withdrawing rs Il candidate tor Secretary us
aoon ~ harKent'a ha,l.e Is sent ln as See.e-
lAry Ut thu Interior.
anY s!iort To shaIo The Cabinet w at!yicc Of
solicitation. 1ur " It trnn, Au says, tllat lI0
Aas urged tl!s relrtltlnh of Tyner.
=, The so'callctl suppressed .!s'iWft s,i9n tho
!uc,.t, called tor bY klIarnlal. viii
hs IeAa tnlnurroW in tue Su..ntu.
II VIII bs II disappointing hocununt,
being. iHainly Ill exposition Uf tlIo
Fretr!, a1ld 9aWers llla!lu Replies anti expls.-
Nn,!ol,s IN rrgatl to tliglr Gulncct!u}i i It'll
the 1ral,sacl,ols investigated. mud these .w!!i
Us 1ouv Ut ,or nss III ln|efrit an,|s,,v s testl
called tor Thls Is very l0uiailloAs.
, 1881-10-24
FOOLISH BOURBONS.


xsivcn nnh Tl,rew Away tic Unvlk
"Jniker.', uu.f tru Now fsroMltt1,. fn
spirit nt Ttscjr N&lniitIe Folly.
Hpttiut tH SprisJAtli Maui Rtpmb|scttH tfHi.}.
W,.sItISHroS. u. e., Get. al.-rhe ne,no-
cratic Senators ara beginning tn thfnk Tint
they lave Numbered. 'rhpy tlnyc lost Dnyiu
Dnyls. mt lcast they think they have; they
nsc n0 better of IN the niRttur Of committees
than tisay were after Atalsono an,l Arthnrs
deciding vote Knve these prizes to tin lseJl.,-
lealls, ns they lcgEn tn scU That tfED chances
ilre against III. lr retaining tho Senate patro-
aYe. In addition to al this they lintt TINT tho
cnantry Is not giving the,n my special SUP
lort fur doing whit WIS THUR constitutional
rIght.-csectlng llaynrtl. Nobnly disputed that
sucll WIS constitutional right. but only n
lew Du.n0erntto Senators thought 1t Il cnl,stt-
tlt!onal duty, t;nraMl wins tno good lawyer
aiul II ln.ll, Of altogether tu1 nuel, cotl-
,nnli SENSE to cialm tint tho election af
lIayarl wis n duty, Though lo thought tho
nleetlull III s0t,u 1llu WIS Il proper thing to bo
atone brforu tho waiting Senators wera ttt-
nl!ttett. Tho fact Is, tho clcarer- hca.toA metz
III thu Dennltnttto Bltlo III thu SUIlAlu were
uyerrlled Il, cal,ess. (;artnnd, Grover, l}ccls,
tnNa Il few others were, Wlltll they CaNl4 To
WashinEto,', decidedly III faynr ot eltiler
Republicans to Nlect Anth0ay. 'rh9 story
rnr",sIs,t ins " III w,ts ~ crrsct, syccnt Ken iii tt Il was
onIy ] susscstel arrangement, a1lti I dtd not, t
III WIS nssurtc.l, pretend to liutl nnyhfnly.
Thn NnpIIntl{Itu Senators rntnn tn WISHING
toi troInrrtf to ,l,nku flr c.,,l,,rrultsv will
tIlu Urn,tlcrHts, Tl,ey ue!iuyNi tint ttluy
Wrrp rutttitai U,tIer ft,o circumstances tU TIL,
i'rcsiioiL nrt, tenl,u,rc, dill WNru willing 10
Eiyu lIm ljn,ulrr,lts tlso Saereigry md Ser
gnnTt.,tt-.1rv,s, allG tn ll,aku fair alul eyel,
distribution ut tllu committees. S,Icli M III.
lMyiu Dayis t,,iEjtt l,Nyo IucIl pIrcteI Gy
illl,tlllu,u,ls vut1st!iIt,
'i;imre is us uIltelt snnll ten,uusy nmo,,r
tl,a Sunniors us yvr Yreaite,;tIy t|nd si,owii,
bY Village u,N:tt,rs, hut lj,nrt IL inr tnuru Of
il pn lii Dcll,tlrtutlo SLID, at irns, il II nj.
Iowtal fuller t,Iay on Tint sltlu linn il il
n,nt,l,t, thp ErnI,iitru,,s. Iln,st, Sutmtt,rs.
wl,n,, tlev rn,nn lnit, cnl,ttla. tit mi nro,n.s
t. % h,, lsaii,lHe @ b. n,,y ntiIcr 5.llatnls. i sy
1a,i M i.isn lIat t.yco,l.i sct liz lr.Stir,it
,ru iuin.. lhn Srrrutlry. 1,1u Tint tIlo linnul,.
}irn,,s wt,,iI In rn,,,Iijrd To ctnnrnntiSn ri,
iii" ri,'l,ni,t'.ty II i,lIist in mil ifu S..n:t
inr i}aynrT hnlnal tlluHt, 1,u.l,. 'rhn Hrnninr
frouI l}rlnwn1v, wIth iii lii virtues, lns tlo
st,ni;i Witch itas tl0na hiat harin itSrrtt.
f,,lT. mmt ,lIi hin lInrm mnw. fjn tho.,rI,t In
nl III" rfEi.t 10 ills i'rcsllU,cy nro tsIl,. md
mt ra,rivr,i It. Vii Ssmntt,r ii,,vnr.t wn,'iti
atmaH rufi,rr linrtt iWnn n ittr}s. II,
nMvftl Davi,' ,i,,nnlm0ug picct!rt tbnn
, 1881-10-24
SunnEh DEATH.

MAplsoS, Wis, Oct. a:..-alary Ann l,a'l.
tl,u woman who ATTEMPTED to cnlnlalt SUI
cltiB Inst inontlI by cutting ),nr 1llroat wlti!s
raznr ut tho residence OF George linMtlns'
ton, near l'Eatt0vl!Io, urant Comfy, d!rd u
fow tlnys ago ut tho home nf Of i'er brother
ill-lAw, Joseph Hughes. III npln.oht. ", IT,,
iien!i WIS s,t.ltoll, mud In thu Oplnlan .! u1
physician who was attel,iihg her. S;lSel'Iteaa. ta.
by heart AiSelsr, Till wounds slle ha'l "
itlclc1 Oh herself having very nearly htalea1
, 1881-10-24

rho Arrangements Tor tI.c Convention
Ut Vt. I.uuis All hut Cam ,,lIlcted.
ST. Louis, NO., Oct. :ss1,.-All tho ruiErmtIs
asnl stranl0nt lines reaching this city lavu
agreed tn return to their IIlts frrn all duly
accredited delegates to tho Hiver Convention
tn hn llcld heru ll0xt week. Arrangements
Tor ll!o convention Gsu yury nearly perfected,
nlul embrace ilharn! entertainment Of nll
Delegates N1nl Invited guests. Aiming letters
received by tbs Executive cn'un!t.ue ttulay
tsonu lroM, Sunntor t;lhAon, nf i.puIs!aua, who
gives u lrlef hlslory OF t!lu action which
brought iMto axisscnce thu Mississippi River
Commission. and states why TINT commission
WIS necessary. lla recommends that ~,
effort bc 'gat!n - sesurr truln tho EXECUTIVE
hraIIels, Of the tsnyerllncnt ~, lntc'llg
supervision Ut tf!G EabniS Ut tic commission
ntul recommendations in favor IT ns!cnllnto
HpplDpf!Ali0lls. W tlI1t u alnY rnn!aln ~ sx-
!slrnco, nlnl Terf"un lho great work tssix,,e.t
mission, nlll says 1t WIS. nnly. nftnr
ltlu commission WIS established Mid
ita plnil presented tllht wn wnre lthae to III
dues Eol9rrsa to vote II reasonable apuru~
t!aHa n,ylng tn sllvayaity at np4nlnn. Thu
fur tho Mississippi River nstl lt+ trilmtar!sa
vt !le lust sesslnli u Cnnsrcss tha1' Ut A!ly
the Mississippi vnl]ny. Tia cnmtnsslnIl,
hn sys, llaya iu,wer under THO Inv, and Will
,li.lr!u approprlNtiun they will .la tho w0rk
wisely a'stl well. II they !ln. Congrcss will
ynla every 4nl!nr ynu mi, fairly nhls. r yn!!
G1rK on lis oitl pieesn'eai plna',. la tinr ej"ris
should bu IL uphold thu commission, II
necessary extend It's tawurs allI increaso tts
l,en,EMls. uint wa sl,1l,ltl see that tlle mem.
hers ,trt4 adequately paid ami sl,ut tho h}st
.ll.n III tic e,,til,iry mi, kupt upnn II. lolo
YOUR convention will lIavu successful st:s-
hlnlt. WN lles.l M ear,iust mud enlightened
public sentiment to suslnin tic gtf0rt Of
yOlir representatives III Congress.
, 1881-10-24

N. Stevens Of this city, Or. j. ". Con,ptn,,
Of Evansville. mud Dr. ". ". ytnncago Of
f.afAyolte rs members Of lilo Stats tsonrti of
iicaltl,, proyttct fnr by an Act Ut tho last
Legislature. This tA,nr,l Is given ti,u general
supervision OF tho interests pertaining IL the
llrAfth nr,l llfn Of thu cltlzc,ss Ut thu Slnte,
md las luite, exscllsiya powers. 'rhe State
lion. .Tl,u su,n Of S;.OtW par nnnu,, ts s.lt
prHp1netl tn pay tile expenses Of tho E,nnrlI,
although tho members, excupt tic Secretary,
serve witllnut pny.
, 1881-10-24
TIRED OF LITE.


srtcfat Dtspateh IA IAs Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY. IT,, Oct. GA Milan {Afo.) Ills
patch says that II few days ago q young n,an
by tic name uf ". Il. Waller, OF intIso1l. II
lille inland town ten miles northwest OF
Milan, was thken MI II charge of robbing tho
TIL In store ln Tint p'ace, antt, OIL oxamina-
tim, WIS committed to Jail. William Waller,
ti.e fAtllor Of tho ydrng man. one Of thu most
litghly-resppctctl A1nt wealthy citizens Of tho
t.tsSracu oil tlle family that liz took stryull-
iilite, and died Friday flight.
, 1881-10-24

have passcl II bill funding tho debt ut u,
which Hayes wolil,l llnyu signed.
Snmc uf tho Democrats feel very mad over
l]nyltt f'nvls' colirAs' md thoy ,ln INT speak
yrry complimentary II him. "tf lie slun't
toin n,ni ts elected President ,to trnlMur,
ttf!f, atul lls ra,'t hi,iu his hg body lritiMl
Tint htlstt." satl n l)rsnocrnttc Sei,ntnr WIN
il NJ Ercat prominence. Tho snllln Senator
nfterwnrtl Il, n Ilte spcrci, gnyc tho .!ulgr t.
y a1of oSs fGys Gy us @ s yio ~ ''I 5 "SvsT ayus a'1 M
, 1881-10-24
MlsN1lOT4A. Hi.
SWetat DsIdtcA 10 The dhacaqo Tribune.

MESnoTA, ILL.,, Uet. :s.-A trrtl!lu ratn-
storm, laa l'cen raglng throughout this
'h'nl'y Ill evening, with It prospect 1T c0tt-
tinnlns I'LL night, which will further flnne.c
tho (nssllIltt It's If linuling corr, " other iurl
In hIsIHrHs. 1'lnl recent rnl1s IMtrrfnreh
satly viii, ttla Iali plnwitlg. Very little pf II
llas been done. Itur CHI It DH resumed fur
days to GHslig,
, 1881-10-24

OTTAWA, Oct. .s3.--'rlcrc Il Increased IT,
tercst III thu proposltnm Ia NttixethD through
WaleF raHto from the lieurt or N0rth Amer
len from Port Churchill vim Hudson bay asI.l
Strait 10 1.lycrpoul. Churchill llarhnr,
whIcl, il salsl to s,e sEinseient soaccana'ola'e
thu largest ocean steamship. IL Ill miles
,,carcr 10 Liverpool than New York, and
slX3y.four niles nearer than Montreal. The
tIlstnnre from Churchill 10 the nearest nyaEl-
ahlc po!lt an the Canadian Pacific route Is
:Eh' miles. It is poiusc,l nut that .ilc cool
Mprtllarn route would lp especially favor
allu III l'gnrtl to preventing grain utid tlnHr
FROM heating while 0l, tho pnssugc. Thu fact
clcnt!y iule ID Hlntt Of the shIpluclit If lsnre
tHl,l p0rtinn Of tho vast grNllt expuri OF thu
Northwest would, It II tlto,,gl.. lra'! to tho
erection of oxte1,slys, iluurlng-ini1ls ut
Churchill, which rou'tl il,nllulncturr tho
graln in0 flour atnt tllyn II III readiness for
tlie opening OF navigation IN JUNE.
, 1881-10-24
YORKTOWN VISITORS,

CHARLESTON, =. G.. Oct @a-)aela!a m'a ~
cilIzcns gaya II hearty reception todas w "
connecttrnrk Governor mil tronps feln'hnsti 1mi
from Yorktown. TlI0 ba,,ks will clo>e. ~ aue
hnslnrss t'o gonerally suspended 81 slonasW'; TX;
Ut tho Visiting sul,ltula MIL Charlasso!l uri ri
gastt.s. Thn nlllitnry rnyiuW WIZ posl hfc sP,ies
I'LL tomorrow ut TIC request ut the s'''''''
Eilrui.
, 1881-10-24
DANGEROUSLY i'll.

spstEa1 1N1paHH 3a I'M I4IIapV 3F16Nnf.
1SntASorolAs, luI., Oct, a1.-Word tus
bee,, received heru tlroug, private su.tyces
ttlat {iell. Tom IsrawAe, lluluLer Ut Congress
frolu tlle Sixth District, ia LYNX dangerously
III wilt. neuralgia Of the stomach AT Ills luine
III Winchester, lis condition Is considered
extremely crlticnl.
, 1881-10-24

POM JEuyls, N. T.. OCT. :.It-tie1'' " ~ =
Van Wyck, United Stntes Sc"aios 1'''u 0nlrf I'M
hrpakp, al!l wIto arrived here this no'aii ~ iii
with tl.e relail,s nj their two alat enl, .,,l.
dren, WIN dItAl III Nebraska nj tttplittat III
4 few hNnrs lHter rnAe tlie remains .har ~ y
J: II. i'rodhca1, OF Washington 1ap1s'
Mis-. Yau Myck.
, 1881-10-24

Gp<elat pIsptItth "a 7As C1sttdoo T4bunt.
t1AlEsEItia', ILL.,, Oct. @.-lnforrntloll hns
lccn received lIrro Of tile death Of danes
Gluycn In Missouri. lie has been elttxen
Of t;alrsburg oycr twenty-five years. AMI was
higlly esteemed by Ills associates. At TIL,
time nf his death lie was in tho employ nf
tho Iron Mountain l.nitroatl III Missouri.
Ills resl,ains will be brought to this city for
intnFnuHtt