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, 1881-06-01

IN tho manufacture hovu by IN means contrih-
,1trd In tho sntuo proportions III successive
yrars. Thus tho production frMn vino ind
elder has considerably !lntlnlahtrl. Frnn, IN.
twnotl hnotM md .ith tak hrotnltreS Ia INIT and
ls7b 1t hrs fnllen 10 +etn hretnitrs N Issl, tho
,lrcrnnni avernx" Whiio this brunch If tho
production hat showtl tendency 70 decrease
for twnnty.avo 10 thirty ynnra pnet, tho moro
tnnrkca fnl1inR Oft In lS7a md ls4s Il attributed
largely to 1nsu tilnlont 1tlrvoats Tho tnntlfact-
ur1 Of spirits from beotH cnnflnMca 10 flo.lr!shs
tho nlfansty fnat11 In 1AAO s1H hnctol3treB> nx-
ccede'1 TINT IN 1917 By 6hD heoto!ses&. M ~ Sn'i the
iitrrs. SptrIts frpm molasaUs 0aS 4e1 hactnsros)
shnwc1l tntnution FROM lS79. hut slight ux-
cess 1rof tho 1cceilfi!nl nyernEc. Tho fHnnu"
factnt1t fretn fAr1nnccUns Substances hnN Tor
tnnny- yoArs considerably progressed: from
sLDHl fleo0lttrcs, the lnea11 result from 1870 t.,
lk1p. Il rnso to o4T,Uhi hcctnlttrcs l1 lR19 nnd
+lao21 hoctolitreA n tsS. thus neary reaching ;aIg
bert. Thrso neutral spirits hnvc t'ncn in1rcns-
tnKy used ln tho hat three OF four years III
Manufacture uf fictitious wines 10 tnnke up tho
tiGtluIt nf tho sMtMrna wInes. This hns occurred
especially IN tho DcpnrtmcntR OF I>oliba. NoFd.
rls le Calais. Rctnr Ngine- fGrsellrc. Helnc.ot-
chiefly In t,!stIllRtnn Of lnaizo. which. IN see-
pnrtnnce. si1'cS ts;3 tic tlnportation Of spirits
int0 Frrlncu {not Including lit|lora) has constnni-
~ yincreaaeh 1t IN mostly from Gor.nAny, which
sent Dttj ,evtntrcs II. 1878 nrn III .0l hcctnll-
tres III 1HsO. These German spirits nro mostly
tnn.'e frntn fnrinnce0lta sttatnncoa. Tho exports
III 4!leetnlltrus,-Ioss by 2,s05 hectuttroB than
tho tteecnnlnl average. Tho home coslsumptlon
IN lt0 was 1Jla,00O heoto!trcs; 1t has been ad-
yaucing rapidly,
, 1881-06-01

.'P .,.s'. 4" -. vF'
roud nna syn nrnF,",,.o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.rs.'. ~" .,.,...s .,.o.n'"a
lave ~ fos.er 70 AhterIefe IA ANY
Way with Bridges Over tho Illinois
Ialyer,
sn.-to, r,,not+h IA ~, fa,.o,o 7+,a,,r4
t ov.e'e1 NHp3's. - ~ ~ e".s"so -, 1'"a
SrRlS0FfEf.1'. I'LL, May al.-Tho lsnilroau
mud Warehouse Commissioners haye received
~. r,i;,,.,rI. .,,J,,tn F.,u, a., .++,.n,,.
tio lo'io"'"R op'i''oh i1onl tno AttofaeS"
General upu,tsa q question OF Importance
viz. the uDwuf Of tho State to contrpl tbs
-. ,s,t a.. -, -, ~ ~, -
fiVot9 "Ithlil It's boaitdrfles. Tue oplnlOh
IL addressed to Secretary Moses, ald Is as
fhi,ovs.
Ao,o"a. -
l!EAN oltes iour lnyor Or Up itn inst: Was re-
ce!fg! nlla consN'etetl, IN Hnsen you say' ~ Ino
, 1881-06-01
SEN NATOn MSAIlLLAN.
L " ttsTFst,tsftttt<

6pteta{ D.patch to TAs C1,enao Tribune,
ST.. PAUL, stinn. May Ex-senator Nc.
AlllIAll fetltrlletl 10 1T. FAtll SntifuRy. liaf-
Ink recovered from tho fatigue Ut hls jour
.sst u. ~ aupAi''eu " "u ."'ot'.o" "'s'4 AnA
Tribune correspondent to-dtty.
VI A,l nhprrlienslyc.u said tho ScnntOr.
"of the result In TIM controyersy nav nrn,!.
Inc I In ,,nt ththt- lin T1rnal,1onf ia mJro,;ur
ll ule sltt!nl'oi1 ~ 4'panS'. ite Nh " couESc'
Interested In the SUCCESS Of hts appointment
@ a'M WI not 10 anything to hinder inc s',e:
eess VI w hen VIII "fe hssn:4aMn nea,"s'
Mr.. conkltng. I can say aiat Mt. Rob
H.. 'o ~, 1s"s,,I,,,,a oson uton ,'''..,,.
~ he 'epltoiicnfl Senators promptly.
eis was VII! the sxsep'!on Of one . or two
Republicans to adjust the matter. 'Yo did
hut liza ,,r,o,f atroet NJ,
o"s tnu 1'oAA e''cst Wv
THE FUTURE OF THE REPUBLICAN, rAnrY
VIVA ,lfnnrlunst in orr n,futta srt,nrp is nnc
th1nH Hotaee II, t0e pApcra WHICH Is fhr from
right af1d thai Is about the nature or Our
Senatorial caNcuse3. The Impression given
trhor nrn nm, M Mammalian, ganntor ov.r
,..,,, ~. ..'. .'"ss ~ .,,...io @u.
Wou'u propose or thlnR OIL II, nm NOT
or dtSo It sae, % saiuuses tiat Il IL @ enough q ito 70
say thnt thoy arc heli simply for tho purra,so OF
cxpclpncy, to decide on tho order Ut blisiucss,
and az we, Hf course. have tho right to direct
our action with reference tu Its benrinR on tho
future u the Republican party, its insorests
lascussn1 ut such caucust9. Senator COnkuE
t,,Ay have expected tho CAUCUS to support hni
accnntng to his rulo OF Senatorial courtesy. hut
mn ror 1,rcnnx,zr THE roncr orr Any
sf:r,r ,,,t1.E Va
, eon l.o4's.t ..-,
% not know OF any rilLo or Senatorial
co!trtosy othor than That ooiirtasy which u oUn-
, 1881-06-01

Among thom wus the inr. ishsn,sheI ishnsSln,. .chos,,,
Tor .n.,h "1,9 a1n f.t,'e 5fcsr q t'"torc a",t
l'urinphl during tha F,li,nur '.t MsnI'1"r /,
An1t!cr hrollier WIS Wttam +, 'iii,,hnnl''ralIyn
'lGokl. y. tyns ~, e.nnrnt iuwy"r 'llltk tiltss
e. 9 ~ ,ass r ilSSlock WIN Ii In w, Ii talr
wcru nll nf ti,oin distinguished r lug 3 Inst VIII
an! transformations life. Thuy wnrp "t ugh yltt
G r., !, s,!tl,tttxs 2 !, money nttcrs. ri
s ior !nS ts mo o!f"n 1n TN" a eornSI,9 anSI,
oh,rc' ~ lib r. ses"' ~" I'ls''l wfs l'tcSayv i,
lit thg yenr 1Ssl Sir. lia,llttk nn.r,o,.
ter Or '9x'9r * ,a rnye. "n of !o nas assnsa sa
hItn lie Ienyrs s.t.e tlanEhter. tho ~. Sn ,fyiss,
20 Kovo. or tito Mcrchnnts X" NatI4n,n,f tTI!,snf lha
lircnnsrl was II irothor OF The e" %.'ias, i LINK
d4sk. VII, VIA a, cd rn.licI,t Ut ihir,vl,' m T. lla
nf Judge JpAn p. Catuli ut tilo irsitr,sso so 'pceh
Air. tladf!oks narriaac "The c'a,,tssi' In ss''e, d
es scaqeT ni'n ess :. e e n,nR j. cas, h
CheaE3 wns ~ log.taytrn ti,S na,n" ''ptu
KIT iy Y. %aiiIes' 'Ff'''' Tic ~ "e,l ,''o n ss'
Gara1Gu ta a tnns t t6o iest ,n S,,,er!"nt '
kept ly Do1ter Graves, ~ Ii PER scrs t sno kAte,
n lUg-lionse ncnr tho middle Of lin hn, .,, -,
north o. tl,e pressns Tretnuns Itoutn 'tf1s u,s
r's '"rry asss1fo ,nH y'l w hA xohl !e
fl tho nttiu IN which fourteen or ~, 'sHsen'"1a
estinmur. and fear VIC so.hrtlnrs ,Iut,rls,ta rs ,taH
fa1,iy with our carry!nEs M O nIghl,. ts hs
myself now living. Edward IL. Iiu,Ilnsst' t'H.sils
WHO slGpt with mo in thnt nttit,. i,ttdhx xh'st
aly fellow thor. for hntore ue oF ~ us q, st w
Slat ho waa nt ho ,t.n'e snrp nf tho tnws5 txE''i =
ahc was. who sttl survives So vslia
ness uf thnse nro,lld nr. Y6tlmn ln,lI".e ~ asfp
demand hero Ii !hose s!ays.' "ese %
, 1881-06-01

Spfttdl lT1VdsfH N 1Ht CHRu97 1TS1HHHs
ST. PAUL, MinM., May y01.-SupervIslng In
spector Flower concluded on Saturday his
examinations upon tue accident to the 8teanl-
boat q. d. Knapp, by which, On tlpo 15tl'of
May, two men woro drowned while oil IN
excursion ot, tho st. Crolx River. at q narrow
nstA swift part OF tho river known az Rock
lslnnd, and his decision WIS made public to-day.
ruvnkod, bccauao In hts own testimony 'h9 stated
that h0 lad ono lifcboat on board, Whon !ho
permit to make tho excursion gFnntca by tho
such bouts should be on bGnrd.
, 1881-06-01

La CnossE, Wis.,, May 3l.--A1r. f. Kahalor,
Trainmasterof tho Southern Minnesota Rail-
ruatt, was very seriously 1t not fatally In
jurcd to-tlny by striking his head against the
bridge over Root River, near Lanesboro. Mr..
Kalnler wns Mt tho tfnso Of the accident Oh
top ot tho cnbooso On tho est-bo,lnd freight.
md tho trnln nuvtng at . good speed. ~ 2nst % aow
Is tl,l,Iiy fractured. Dr. D. +. Powell. tho Cum-
panys surgeon, was Immediately called and tho
Injured mnnwas takun to Lnneshoro. u Ia fearel
he Ia in1nroI Internally. cltlseh BY q hArd full.
The Doctor thinks hIa recovery doubtful.
, 1881-06-01
FIRE RECORD,
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
The alarm from Box 3I3 nj 10 O'Clock rp,.
tcrtlhy afternoon wns CAUSED by fire I'M
two-story and baselnentbrIck hulling at 10
:H3 West Adams street, owned ntd veeupleI
by Charles W. Carric rs n residence. Cause
the rpsetting OF lre-pot OF n timer yho
was engaged On tho roof III requiring tho tpout.
Ing. Damago, $lo.
The alarm from Bog - at go last evening
WINS ca,lscd by tho explosion OF q kerosene- Lamp
inucorgo Catnpboll's 8 saloon ut No. 3ss3 CottaRs
Gr0yo nvenng. Damage. trill1ng.
Tho alarm Of fro from BOX oil at B.l0 o'clock
last night was caused by Il hlazo Ia tho Two.
story frame building No. 3'i I.arrabce street
ownoa by Edward EEoror md uccnplc,l "a g,u.
cery store by JOINS Kusentbal. 1to fire vi,
caused by the igniting ut kvsosene OH tho topoi
I'll oil. barrel, upon which Mrs. Isoscnshal hsl
rested Il lighted lump. Tho ioss IN tue bulIiip7
Will amount 10 nhont *59u, and upon tho stuck ID
nbout <l.QM, fully Insured respectively IL tha
German Company OF Frecport, ILL.,, and tha
Traders OF Uhicago.
, 1881-06-01

Dosrox, Alay 31.--A check dated Alay 81,
tor s2,Gao, on tho Merchants National Bank
Of this city, given by franklin X. Phillips to
the order OF E. Burt Phillips, mud Intended
to bo deposited to-day. was discovered Tonight
In tho hands Of professional faFo-banker. aud
Tho officers hlvD IIlfor1uel tho proper ownor Of
tho pheck that tho pMrtiea wronKtulty holding It
loft t1. night for Now York with tho 1ntontion OF
ug1ptiRtluG 1t.
, 1881-06-01

UNTONTUNATE WELL-DI0GEIss.
Rpsttas Dt.pateh to 1hs Chttaao 1Houns.
JAcKsoNvlLLE, Ill, May 3l.-Two we'll
diggors-A whtto nan named Harris and d
coiored ono. named Al!therson-Iuet their
,lcaths suddenly this evening by tho escape
IT gases from priyy yault, which they l,n.l
tarn0d from well duK alongside Of It iur tho
purpose. Harris was nyercDuse aud toll from
the ladder lnlo tho wator. Mtthers0n went down
tho inddet to hls resollo, Au was instantly oyer
CONG, Falling OF tho Indder like hta colurade.
Ilatt were hallad up BY Krnppalny-hooks In p
Ilrcess cOntl!tlon. Tho yersttce WAS In accord
anca With those facts.
, 1881-06-01
A Destructive wArEnsPour.

A DESTRUCTIVE 'WATEKAFOUT.
Special Dtspateh to ms Chtsdea 1ttbaat.
ST, PAUL, Mimi, May 3l.--A lottor from
Sheldon, H., says a watsrspout occurred at
Springfield, d. r., last Friday. Manuel
Creek roso olghtsou foot. Throe raiiroAd
bridges weru oArr!od nwny, also lSO rods OF ull-
buukulenI frp,n eight to twenty.twn foot nlgh.
Halt tho toYn uk BprlnEa told WA2 Goodau, Rnd
two men drowned,
, 1881-06-01
CONKLlNG.
The Veil at Last Falls
from the Senatorial
Caliiph.
Ballots for Each Vacancy
Taken in Both Houses
Of the Assembly.
Conk1ing, In Senate and House,
85; platt, in Senate and
House, 90.
Wheeler, in Senate and House, 2l ;
Gov. Cornell, 81 Sherman
3, Rogers, Is,
Thirty.fvo Legislators 'tho Supported
platt in January Now Conltmn
Ills courso.
A Deadlock Not Even Probable,
Owing to the Weakness
of Conk1ing.
Expectation that His Vote Will
Lessen with Each Succeed.
ing Ballot.
Gov. Cornell 1Ias Written Letter Dc.
cllhing to De Candidate for
tic scnntorsllip.
''-A--
An Interview with Senator Moaillan, Of
Misunderstanding at Wash
ington.
Expectation that His Vote Will
Lessen with Each Succeed.
ing Ballot.
Gov. Cornell Hns Written Letter De-
cllhtng to De Candidate for
tho Scnntorship.
An Interview with Senator Mcmillan, Of
Misunderstanding at Wash
ington.


nEFEAT.
Special p.passA ia 1na cat.aqo Trsbuns.
ALBANY. N, T., May y1.-Conk!iug Is not
onIv bntnn. hut ha,liy bea,u,,. The ballot
tnw tn.dav hns t.t.closrtt li,a utter wuakuess
,,Y i,s ,nsttinn au, rendered. nil hf, follnyurs.
wf}h n ft,w excrutluns. ,llsi,oartrnetl uui
r,ntIy io abandon their former leader If II
1itt{ur upportunity urises Talk Df Stulwart |
LEADERS nhont ctn,pronntse cnn,l,,tnteB Il fre- |
ourntl, heard tlts evening, After the n,a,,- !
,,,r IN which thn Stalwnrt cnucns flzzlet] last |
evening the Conk,ingItes were unwilling to |
nttnm,,t nnother tonight. md the Assembly |
RON was lacked mil unljghted nt : o'c1uck, |
although tho ruu1p oatterlng ndipurued Inst |
night until that time, Despte tito tan,ngt,lx
n,l,p,ss,ons Of virtual defeat daring lie |
Inst two days. thoso nearest tu Coukllng
sui say t1,at hc l,as not given up tho COLI
test. but Inns hopes yet Of being rculcetetl.
.rhe longer Str, ConktsnR continues
lus Hu1.E-of,-nt.1N CAMPAIGN
the more completely does he sacrifice his fol-
lowers. Must OF them s,ro sick Of tic bust-
ueNa. md pruy for d release, but a. long M
lie commands aileatnncd nearly all will stand
byhI. liar. though they pcrfsh iii tht; t,eht.
1VItnt raannttes lin Htj,lwnrt chInf l,ns 1aft
mr., ,,a,., +, 500 ann.r,nt,,,dont Dntcl,c,
s.,,.. ~. .h.,,s, :. - ttn 'nhnniu
WI" 'ts ..s.t,. az x,ss, .,,,.as..., s."
up lo,"ss, "a 'ns ~ ,'.4lt.. ~
u hien eh1Is93ea'o'. eaeaa' ni'o nus "ee,' ttao
hlost' e3losBelsc Mla cheetiSe "uskct e.s'a.
LINZ has Ind here, WIS tak'ng tor,liglit bout
tho coming reaction. All other exped[enls
having fNllel. tho anti.AlIninistrati0n caI,-
tass nptu.ars To bu reduced To Il bouo that
,l,are ,ndv In n reyn1snn of unhlIc Frrllna. 1t
10 ,,o,i !, ,,,v.,, thot f1In r,ochtnd hna hnnm nr,.
~, =. h,,a,.,rn =, s+n,, "a ovnr
IustI ~ 10 .s"s.I ~ .,s,n ~ om IT,,
, 1881-06-01

DaoAruIt ILL.,, May s1.-Jaines Campbell
aKsd about % ysars, WHOSE home was at
Newniau. ILL.,, was run over aud Instantly
killed last eypping at La rlee, Ill, A{teen u,tra
cast. llu was u now and Inexperienced hrzEe-
lnun, md accldaptaly fell under tho locomotive
ct IN Indianapolis, uooatur i Springfield
freiQht- train while assisting Ia making q run-
uiuX switch,
, 1881-06-01

EQUITY OF ,WlI1LFuL MURDER,
ST. CAruHnraEs, May 3l.-John Riley, Jr,,
!asGontessed to being ono Of the party who
committed tho outrnK0 Upon the R.rl Potter,
Which resulted In ber death. Thu Corohers Jury
getu1netl u verdict OF wlllful murder RRalnst
hitu aud tho thru men wh0 hbsooAdod.
, 1881-06-01

fQaGH1 45a1fS, . ..
Aopoelna 10 odtial avoounlt the total pto-
hvctplitr,s, e1coedin9 the QuRatltY !n ls7o by
KILLED hsctoltrrs, and presenting Aa exeess Of
aa i9o hectolltrc1 On tbs Ry0rayo production OF
t4n last ten yeura, Tho various substances usaa
, 1881-06-01

BUFFALO, May 8l.-Tlle attorneys for
Joseph ltork. tho Aefaultlns City Treasurer,
1nada an lnetfectual chnrt to-day to have tue
indictment qllashod. Eork 10 char4eA With EN-.
bcxzltn4 40 Goi,ta of tho vhlua VI $l,0o EACH,
lBsued by the city, md known o. the City aud
County Hall bonds.
, 1881-06-01

WENDELL PHILLIPS TRIUAtp11s.
NosroN, May 8l.-The Governor a1,l Coun-
ell hes cc!sled to commute tho sentence OF
StcArns X Abbott convicted Of tho murder
OF Mrs. Crue, to imprlAonhaent foe llfo. The
Nueat!0n Ut y naw trial ID reserved for tutuEo
consideration.
, 1881-06-01

ToNoyTo, Ont, May 3i.-Jones and Van-
tlOrpool, the Ohio forgers held for extradl-.
lion, will be handed over to tho United States
officers rs soon ns tho orter shall have bern re-
coived from Ottawa. Counsel have ubAndoAod
m appeal,
, 1881-06-01

spttta. Dbpatth to TAs cAfsds' 1f'''a" t.,,
CoInwArEu, Micl,., Afay 31.--The Iaasaa .h,sa
In this county has not bceli H., wv. .nost Of
inches since Inst February, 'ho ,"v Tbe
whlcI, Inns fallen yesterday at'd to1uay 'a!, rr.at
oiYout on growing whoAt o,'nno1 70 ~, rnnol It.
for tho continued drought bad neas1y m, over
much ot It beginning to he9a @ eYcSpt on coysr. 4
nrstty 1n9 easray parched and r!ca csl,,i: 1R: sss
i,srrjns viii not b0 over half crop'
, 1881-06-01

THE SUNDAY LAW IN OHIO.
CoLuMnus, O., May 81.-A mass-lnceting of
citizens In favor ot enforcing thd Sunday Iaw
was hold here Tonight. Two speeches wer0
rndo by resident ministers, About l,000 people
were present.
, 1881-06-01
tccted Into the middle of Ills term, rs 1t
would llnve been hntl he wnitctl till Mcrrttts
4 i..al


would llnve been hntl he wnitctl till Merrftts
term expired.
WAITING ron THE VERDICT.
WASHINGTON, y. e., May 3i.-rhc reaust
ot ta-day's bnltotitg Mt Albany is waited
With much interest by politicians Of NIL
sliacds Of opinion alote. Tho Atlmnlstra-
lion ,lcn nrs TT very jubitant spirits over
wor,, tclcsrnphcd to thons that under no olr-
cumstanccs can Conkllng 10 reflected. and TINT
ho Will he withdrawn nftar. To-day. or a dead
iouk rnsuc. Dlsratchcs hnvo boon sent here to
naccrtain whom tho President and his Atlsn'nlA-
frAtion wnatd prefer to have chDean, bit NO re-
hp. us tho Fresl1ont, M matter what Ills prefcr
cnre may br, Is httt likely To uycrt MY inl1cnce
In tho eoaootitn of tho tWn aenttors even ltl
t'n.nta that ho would ptofer ono perxon over mn
0tGpr,
, 1881-06-01
NEAR MILWAUKEE.

spsttal Dtspaseh to 1ne Chttapo 7ttbMA
MILWAUKEE, May 3l.--A fire At tettle
nuns brewery, outside Of tho city limits, At
aocIook this afternoon, destroyed tka root Of
m see hnuso and damaged ! 900 bushels Of malt
Loss about f3,000; f"tlr covered BY Insurance IL
Eassorn companies.
, 1881-06-01
Gathering Of Delegates at,;' Ric1l-
rnond to Attend tho Malone
Convention.
The Nomination Likely to Fall
upon Either Ridd|eberger Or
Malone Himaelf. ',,4.,:
No Doubt OF tho Success Of Jamcs F.
Wilson In the Iowa l'ris
marfos.
Arrival ut Marahalltown Of Delegates TO
tho Iowa Greenbaok State Con-
vantion.


vinuIN -:
Special Dhpdteh 70 1"s ohtedoo 1st6tfnes
RICHMOND, Va, May 31.-Great interest is
nm uifnu+t,,1 l,aya In lin Auti.13nur rhnu Stntn
Convention, which will meet Thursday 10
nominate Htatp otllcera, N1nltuuo md n,tnl-
uct o. ''1s 'host "cl''e lieutehAl'tS nle nltenus
OH tho ground, consulting, arranging details,
md ennyn sslnr tn nscnrtnin thu strength Of
a'Heret'b ca1lalahtes lot Inc cunelhalorial
nomination, mid tho Bourbon leaders s.ow
.o.sHs.Mo'u uAesliess IeH"lu.ns t'to 49,.
tuae Of mo Neps'bl1ca'ts, anu oVihco aulspo-
yitlon to select candidates against which Re-
,,,,fi,o,,.- rot. 49,, .l,tantto,, rr,,,r Is 4
pup''ca'S eA' a"lso nv "oIeet!on' tholo ~ !"
strong fecllllg ntnong tic nnt!-b0lrbon lctu~
era In fnvnr Of uuftinf- m tbetr ticket IA n
aa.,,i,I..a ~, Iin.'.a.a.t. s,,e ,,ns,.n
cul'olun1o lot Alet!te'l9Iteaoeerhor t1le lanle
OF ex-senator John +. LOWS, Republican,
anfi t1,cra senms n strnnr Nrobn},it.
, 1881-06-01
MRS, ABRAHAM LINCOLN DYING.

6FHtNuFlxtD, TT, May aL-All 6opeA Tor the
recovery of Mrs. Lincoln, widow Of Abraham
1Alcoln, are abandoned. She duly Erows weaker.
and bur Attending phs s!euAs suy thAt ShU gauuut
survive lhapy days luu-cr.
, 1881-06-01
1ur Anc1ic RELIEF SIEAMEk.

SAN FaANoIsco. May sl.-Iao s.,ss'ou " yesscr.
stenmor l.odxers wont !nto oo'n'nssh mrs hero vii
day at Ma4s lslaud navy.yasa.; ,%,, % Is expected
ID completed "Wednesday, atlo 'A'
to saii HAtMrInY.
, 1881-06-01

spettds Dtapateh to 7As Chleupo Trtsvn.
KoKOMo, 1ntl.. May 3l.-ilufns 4. IIoIm,,
OF the grais ind banking hollsc Of ,,"s1' li,s.s
pslman. & CO., dtod ut his resIslcuce In hi. s;.s
Inst night at o'clock. Dcecusrd wa, ~ IVY Wy
Of ago. Ills dlseaso wns drUpscnl truublc 's"F'
, 1881-06-01

TIIE Dl1H3UEs31E ~. 11ufiN
: c,nc1nyAr1, O., hlay 3l.-An msssI l1sysiu
drought for SO curly IN ta9 soason l,. hos fallen
throughout thls sectlon. No th,. aaar. "a ms b.
for nearly thrce weeks. and uae 'sseat sau Is nos
ginning 10 pureh. naslSy aslsSy.ray III Injured. I'D
hoaainE Erai Snt tlls H. saon. eorn whoat' oa
hsrrius viii su ffpr seriously
, 1881-06-01
At JEFFE1ssON,. M1cI. d

Epeetal DtIpateh to 1hs cStaao 7tisans.
JAcKsoH, Mich, May 3t.-A tlre btohn out
In tic saw md cider mill Of William West IN
tho 'Vlllaxo OF Jefferson, this COUNTY. uttceh
miles from hore, this nlorning, aud tho who.e
WIS consumed. Loss, 81 ,aU;. no lasufaaes
u~axfu unknown, '.,,., ;.
, 1881-06-01

III F7A1tgN1fskISUe IN q,
Special ptspatelt to 9hs Chtedae r.Ibun4,
VALPARAISO, Ind, Nlay 3i.-rho yapa
ralso wooden mills wero datunged last utghI
to tha extent of $1,000, caused BY cotton pick.
ttsgs taking fire: Insured In Nbrth America,
Pdnnix, Now York National. Harsfnrl+ Gcr-
mnn- American, ifoMe, New York, iioNard. Com
nUrolal unlou, London. Flretnaa'a Fund. cai
fOrDtu.
, 1881-06-01
~ FELONIs DESPERATION.

6ptelHt Oho0kcA 10 4He l'ItcHlV 4ssuuHps
SriLLw.trEn, Minn., May 3t.-This lnorll-
ins nbout O'Clock tie slecpers III tlto hos
pitHl III tho Pcnitentiary were awakened by n
struggle caused by x. 4. Weston attempting
to muvdor Charles Mlnas When discovered
Weston was choking the Inter, n,ltl then
struck lllm III the head with A. pGnknlfo,
which ile hnd irnwn for that purpose.
As soon MS discovered they wore. .separatelfs
when Weston drove, the knsfo into his t!lroat
twlco before 1t could DO tAkHn from him. Upon
examination his wounds proved to 10 slight, but
1t IL considered pretty close call for hln,.
Weston will recover, Weston ts d ltec-pssonor,
having een sont pp from nc IN Essh ceSnty s
oa eosyered a*D peeteot,y sSf Saftnioss Thas Ins IL
e @ ort osS t. ta aon III statns %nas sp
stion be wlshet! made Ut his romans. No ant-
mostly existed between him atl1 Mitns, as they
wer1 tho best OF frlen.1a Rud 1t IL Il mystery to
him u, his nnnl TRIP. Minis Is tho tcfnultin9
isnitontlasy for fourteen years 10 iittiu moro
than year ago.
MURDERED NJ j. HLACKMAILER.
DENVER, Colo, May 3l.-At half-past O
this evening r. l.. Stiekney, a mining man,
e,lterel the boarding -hOnsc, corner Of Sove1l-
tecntll and Stout streets, while the bonrllcrs
wero seatc1 at tho table, pulled n revolver,
and opened iiro I'll II, r. Canipau, n rcnl-
estate agent. Two Rl,ots struck Campa.l,
chusng fnstant death, md another pierced
! Mrs. Deyeroaux through tho heart. It Is sntd
Campau has FOR som6 time hnA improper rola-
| t0ns with Mrs. sttckncy. but WIS drawn On by
9r +, @. T. o snd t at + o
.lngKer hy sticknuy 10 siRu totes amounting to
$l0iOoo; that ho pal't several. and then refused
dur. bcst,5e no consideration was suited IN tho
, 1881-06-01

ss2teu ps;s i IS
u0,ls husbAna tos s.g rtsil, rbhr1s s.nI y. Wui1,
a1sE shiaran ,ae HUH liz shen soid hts farm ''''
fakuw lii purchase alolle'
, 1881-06-01
CARTER COUNTY, Ky.

CINCINNATI, o.. May 3l.-Rspotts from
lug OF two womou pud man named Mckinney
by tho regulators, Other orimcs arc reported,
and alaost ! fetgu Of terror in sotao parts of
, 1881-06-01
At Ky10I1TsroyvN, IND.

KN1ouTsroww, Ind, S1ay 3i.-Durne
4 heavy storm last evening tho baegsng lae-
tory OF John CaHoioy T. Son was struck " !'Rn'
Ming and entirely consumed: !oss, ShuN; ~, ~,
slranco. &la,0OO. Seventy hands aro thso"n ou'
OF en- uIQymcrt.
, 1881-06-01

=
GAINESVILLE, O., May 3l.-'rhe hardware
store Of Kenuedy & Son, at W!lloughhy, was
robbed Of tl0t0Q ia papeE1 and moaay. Tho
doos wa broken md the safa.logk oruahed.
, 1881-06-01

ocosouowoc, Wis, May s.mn s,,,,, non1iety adet
weeky' drought Is tic caaso o. soa'I 'siIure of
On sho part ii tho farmeFs. wno 'of of iry weather
tho wheat crop. Another wseH" sss VI
viii tiourUasu tho yield 0t'o'hat'
, 1881-06-01

CINCINNATI, O., May 81. = Samuel !.
Tatt's planning mill, With stock aad nx.ssts y,
burnet, thls morning. Loss, ea,oo; Insured 'os
ope-half.
, 1881-06-01

special Dttpateh to Ths onteaaa Tsto1'"@
AGcGnEdols H., May sl.-FfFa lust nss"
destroyed a dwelling. house owned by oscar hut
dick, OF Chicago; no insurance.
, 1881-06-01

Mother, with 3,e1ly tsytial .1,.,as. 1,ssl.s's.i v
viii cure tho chlIl a!la oea'"'
tuKtux UVp QltteSa aaus'
, 1881-06-01

HUGH q. ANDERSON.
PORTLAND, Me-, May Jl.-lluel1 q, Anao,
son. OK -uoyernor and OK Congressman. dtpa IN.
t1ay, ngcd w. Sa "
, 1881-06-01
.-r..aet,,1 NEWS,

STEAMSHIP News; acS Au.teraan,
from ts Now Fork. and tho !,sysafsna !,s,,,f sat. .'4
aisn' Hail. fro1u ft Boston, nave arttsoa W."
, 1881-06-01

At COBOUt4s UNT'
Conouna, Ont, May 3l.-'rhe Coaseas
Cur Works was partially burned this mo'o'af'
luss. $lQQD.
, 1881-06-01
NO JURISDICTION,

crni Tic Cnrtncy IL of0rin~
ION tllnt tho Illinois Board Of lRAll.
roNd and Warehouse Conltnls3lollers
Have No rosver to Interfere La Any
Way with Bridges Over tho Illinois