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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22

THE CALLERS UPON THE PRESIDENT TO-DAY were
Gov. Hawkins and delegation from Tennessee;
Ex-Governor Conner, of Me-; Senator Harris and
friends; Senators Sherman Miller (N.Y), Mitchell,
and Page. Register Bruce, Of the Treasury, also
called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22

THE RECEIPTS OF NATIONAL BANK NOTES for re
demption have been steadily increasing at the
Treasury for some time. For the week ended to
day they amount to s1,157,0 600. This brings more
work to the national-bank redemption division
The cause OF the increase mentioned is due to thu
fact that the manner OF redeeming bank notes ha.
been changed. Instead of making the senders O.
notes for redemption pay the express charges they
are paid out OF the f1ye-per-cent fund OF natiOna
banks, and thus distributed among the banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22

ASSISTANT SECRETARY UPTON, of the Treasury,
has, it is said, prepared an elaborate defence OF
himself, which will be sent to the Senate along
with the Pitney report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22

SORELY AFFLICTED.-It was briefly mentioned in
yesterdays STAR that Senator Van Wyck's chill
dren were both dead. The Senator and his wife
were summoned from Washington last Monday by
the Intelligence that their two sons ther only
children) were i'll with dphtheria. Both cases
terminated fatally. Mrs Van Wyck is trebly be-
John Brodhead, who was critically ILL., to toln her
dying children, and this morning her father died
at the residence of his son Mark, on @ street. His
remains Will be taken to Milford, Pa, for inter-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22

TRANSFER OF ARTILLERY REGIMENTs.-A general
order issued by Lieutenant General Sheridan, from
Soth regiments OF infantry, the former from the
department OF Missouri to the department Of
Texas, and the latter from the department of
headquarters and two companies of the 10th in
fantry will report to the department commander
at Fort Leavenworth. This change will make
Col Otis the head OF the infantry and cavalry
school at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, which is to
De similar to the artillery school at Fortress
Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22

CONFERRING WITH THE PREsIDENT-Some promi-
nent republicans were closeted with the President
for several hours last night among them Gen.
Grant, Senators Edmunds, Allison, Logan, Came
ron, and other distinguished Senators. None Of
them have let out word as to what occurred, but
the supposition is that Cabinet appointments were
under discussion. 1t is said the President sent for
is argued that Stalwart Cabinet will be formed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22

REGISTER BRUCE, of the Treasury, to-day re-
ceived dispatch from the executive committee Of
the Mississippi river improvement convention at
st. Louis, extending to him ga special invitation
to be present at the convention October 26th as an
honorary guest" This convention will be made
up largely Of southern men and democrats, and,
therefore. Mr.: Bruce regards the invitation as
quite compliment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22

THE COMMISSIONER OF PENsIoNs.-The nomna-
ton OF Col. Dudley to be Commissioner of Pensions
was reported favorably by the committee on pen
sions yesterday, and he will probably be confirmed
have been, we understand, and probably will be, no
ffhargeS fled lie against him. and action on his nomna
was some grounds for opposing the confirmation
of Dudley, it was not Thought judicious by a num-
Der OF opposition Senators to make any fight
against any OF the first nominations made by the
new President. For this reason it was decided by
those who We're to manage the opposition not to
delay favorable action on this nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22

~ BECAUSE THAT FOR THE HOPE OF
IS Israel am bound with this chain. Acts 28 20.
What is the hope of Israel? Christadephian discourse
Tomorrow at II I'm. in McCauley's Hall, Pennsyl-
Xana avenue, between I'd and Sd streets southeast.
No collection. All invited. p S.-We shall demon
strate from the Bible that the Hope Of Israeli and the
hope of the popular superstition called Catholicism and
PrOteStantiSm rR IN
, 1881-07-16
OHIO POLITICS.

increasing 1,tssntssractton Mt the Notht-
atatlo1 Of fs0oklrnIter In tho Demo.
erntin Candidate for 6:overnor-1fis
Record.
gatetat Dt,pateh ia ~ fat.o.o 1b,hur.
corI,,,,,,s r. lnv h * .ses'u a1.'a's ~,
passes ttat t'fefe arc not new seselopfncits
coming to the surface relative to tue DenIo-
crnt,c Convention Wrstnes,ny fast. 'rilut
tuf,ht,v yns FIRMLY maui iv ii,n orn,,ta NJ i'm
nr,sri,t f,mnnSr.,t .a,,,,st ~ -: r..a, w. "v
,yos ,val rn"n ,, t''.o ta. !. 'r uosssf
WY ,s,tt,a wo'l klluw ot TINT IL ws used openly
ba reaEized 1T tho tiIne. In ,,id,tlon tn tllo
sun, necessary tn rncnro his nrint,,m1 noia.
',.,sas ,so ",,,ns,. ~ ".us" ,', H., us. LIZ "s
e".uo' 20, '1s Au,o"it oSpe''ae'1 Aiter nIrlVHtE
on Tie groand lnnst lllvc been very heavy,
fur Just bofOre tlla Convention nsSembfetl
n person npucarrJ nt The First National
! 1amk ~, s n ',, t',,s , cry aud presented
tlle Second National Bank Of Springfield, q.
prsslt Was tore ui, tic Wrlters a,t ,,l, ta
tint the n1lto,lt wi!s very largo or ui,inittad
Be that NJ It ly, tIln letter nf rr,yiit wms If,
favor of oI,e j. q. j}a!lentine, Bookwaiicr's
ErcSnbacks ,s t,v demands oi lie tra.jn r.
Vlllrell WIS niiiy too riIpnrv,lt Il few j,onrs
later Mt the rDIyent,oIt, Illnt this no,leV ,yns
distributed by AIr, ljO0kwaller'y n9cIIts will.
ont the fcar0r jain Srtx or Ills Inv il Njst, too
we'll known. 4 prominent gentie,nan from
Spt,ngs M y IT. h! ee,.ysss 4; tS;iay M Sak
wns liuyar lOla Surprised il, his jifo: thnt Ul
nl The calltliates mentioned tic o,,t, select
I'd was certuintY tlle most incul,l1hrtrnf. In
speaking Of his purt,linr[ties III. rel,lnrAnd
, 1881-07-16

{" Ssaa NJ q? rs s ss''i. s"" T aesse9sE " 'G
II, rassengrr and freight business. Mr.. vi:
S 'ye sne ent|"ned "a It fts t',s o.sst ri 'S iss nva
called upon my friends IT, contribute n
the 9s,MD.ooO tint were tlrst raised.
is s soEsr wls ass s tpas II SstS' pufsasss fsS, &
II preferrptf and common stuck. 'rh's a!lll,
s4,oao5o, II fnten1ci to be tilc eapita! d tlle
ew ,on coPan n oi te t1e9!zato e w,e
tho DrHgon & Transcnntlnelltal Company.
y rather comprehensive iIniie. but llDt to-,
tt,,,rrehenstya for the itlrtx,st; for which i
= cniseI ',I'e'f II 5s"ttRs! y w;cI' ylt'' ?ss! 81
have hcen actually .s,,bserlsa for,
s?$ &s1e ;;ene es'"ff "ff.!5 'sR'af .s ~ s$sn% +!
s2 nd GsshS % s 1 gs lnts Ill Thy s ssss oSjtsl y y liz Il
cntllpaliy Is 1t. tia tltyt tFaeo to hnil GOntr0l
Of lie Oregon i.a!iroad y NayI.gi,an t;o!npn.
ny md of the Northern f'aciilc lsaIrna'l taul.
y e< tesssxe so's s sSss Ss''s s # 9,s1ssS , sssS q
@ y"rtI.er'! n + racitic % tat il. u buI!,l Up ii tIs
StatD and f?ako.a, aiid hereafter III Mountain;
extenss s'%"r fos q 1rs'e|s Ws als ass''f1s ntee 5
tributarirs of a.riyer swell thc volume Of its
waters. II IL mot f0r int Mt tI1fs tlnlG to de-
tnlt tho expected program that i hnyo cnt..
Gelvcd during my stjourll III thsa
Stato will, rcfersnce 10 tho coHstrtlc:,,
say. #, general wny that they
wifi n,isl very largely 10 The raitrnaI mileage
of tl'Es State within u very short time. tn
exprpas myself t,tnre specifically, wa expect
hetweon hero and His,uarrls within the nrxt
fftrnn months, Alt III Which will swell tho
tra1llc: passlng over the Northern Pacific this
WnYH
, 1881-07-16
Tho VIII 'or Kx.Vtce.fsreaidsnt CoI~
:<.. -. 1ax'A Granduncle. -

Tho Will of iiun}anln W. bslamatsr, 4 feand-
uuulv u 5cquylor Cultax. VA yeatsEsasy admit
tod to ps1buts by SuFroEnte Livingstone IN
.Hruoklyn. Nc. uelam1tef died reeaatIy ID h!e
residence hi Clark street, brooklyn. ared u
ysars ~ ~ once President es III the Long II.
*5bl 10 ths EhildEpn's AID b,olsty, Fl.NN 10 tbs
ito1n0 for Frleadlese Women and UhllarnI t4
Eonesird &ttoot. $l.aAl to The Industrial Eohcel
and !Ialas tor Dsstitute Ch!Idfeu. u ,0g0 to !hs
Ar''okiyn City Mt1sson 3t.uD 10 tbs Atoot!Jn
nrhs HsHn, $ e ths sfosed SneEss @
atots, *5aJ t., tho American Ttact HocIety, and
l&uU tn tho liom0 Tor AGED and Destitute Men,
ra!atitss. who will reoslvu about ti61gn te
bud no chiltren. and b. Ksve BY bis will. M6lnh
dent Colfaa, but BY 4 oollo4 ho changed tina
amount to $l,0t
, 1881-07-16

revolver, 11e left, declaring vengeance
Of ira,nps cnllrd ut tho llollsH u II fnr,nrr q
few miles northwest of tlnr,ty, III The rsn,l-
!h0, anti aHise,l fnr work. This fnrInrr, !t.Alr:
nus To CnEtEn soI!|n extrn i,etn, nlnp!nyIal
9'clock II, tl,p Inorl,iljg, lt.ok II ilue l,0rs4
frtln' tho Stable mini ltitcfleL It ~ bl,gEy mil
le!t They. wprn TRACED IL Nnrtli 1leMlersDii,
where the 1urse and buggy wore fu,lrd but
~ ~ trnntps -tioy I'll 1lale Eaful THAR escapc.
nf tlinnI ttar. not employ II stranger, fenrtllg
tllat they will entertain Il tIsnnrat trattIp
rtNrts fs tuIk IN Sums p0rt1niis VI tlte enui,ty
nf f0rn,inx vigilance GuIlniittegs to rId tho
cn1nltliIty Ut tiieye tltHts.
, 1881-07-16

ST.. Louis. Mo-, July l5.-NotwitfstaMltng
tho fact that Chfuf-JustIce Slle rwood yester-
day granted n stay Of execution lit tho ease uf
Charles F. Kring, sentenced to bo hanged TO-
day, ,CircMlt-Attorleyf Harris sent instructions
with tlIa execution. The ShoriT consulted
eilnetl to recopMize his authority III the INIT
ter. OpntNn IL somewhat divided rs Ia
whatncr Judge Sherwood Ind authority
Under tho circumstances to grant stay, pr
Jeeiing ~ uulla struME here against kriltg,
t1ld perllaps n nnIurity Of the penple wisl. to
hnvG Him suffer tile penalty of tue law for lhe
ltrpciOus crime fjp committed,
, 1881-07-16

the traffic nf lis rivals. The four main lines
bssto a ti liz w.t. III sy YET Sc S'' xrsay ssE'tS@ @
creased their Western feeders Iii ru-
cent years by congratulations. iunscs. p,sr.
cEltses, and the building OF now lines, but
we,, the freight they ctttcct by their nu,aat-
II tlnt!s better o1,ippctf lines, hut no tnots
laes to move It eastward than existed twenty
years ago. II tl.ose twenty years, however,
over 1--WE millions Of peeple llaye been. added
III the production Ut gr,iil, pork, aul otjloi
articles which seek tic saahaard markets llGt
been enormous. AfDro trunk lines for liz
transportation Of these prtHtncts will suon lie
necessity. It IS M, ,rGxaggeratlon to 81,
rNsDpta WHO lnvo Rol,n into Nebraska and lii
knta during tho t,,st two years wau!d Rlvt
hussllless s for = !, toad from tic Missouri Rive,
, 1881-07-16
A CURIOUS LAWSUIT.
A Girl Sues ma Archbishop and a
FrtoAt for the Recovery Of Images,

A GIrl Sues ma Archbishop and
Priest for the Recovery Of Images.
Special Dtspaseh to Thu Chicago Tribune.
BoaToS, Mass, July 15.-One of the most
curious aud Interesting lawsuits ever begun
iii this Commonwealth Is now pending III
the Superior Court, the pIa1,,titr belnE
gill l5 years OIL mid the defendant
the Roman Catholic Archbishop and
priest. The cllargu Is conspiracy. Tie fncts,
about many uf which there IL substantially
no controversy. nra these: Lizzie NJ. Ga,l-
,,ou, the plalntiir, Is the cllld Of respectable
parents, who have long lived III Boston.
Some tl,reu years ugo slie beEan to be subject
to occasional Its Or trances, during which
she c0nil seldom be Induced to speak to
any one. After coming ont Of these traMces
she presently. and with every appearance Of
s!llcere conviction, began to declare that size
llu4 been visited by tllg blessed ,YtrEih, wlu
llnl lalu yurl0us revelations to her, Aild hal
Seonyersed 60; with igceasea perxols. The fun
WHO OH one occasion found III her hands two
or Three little lnIAEes, ut which s,e WIS gaz-
ing with Intense ueYotlou. lle took uieul
away from lIer, and il.,ally lost lhsnl.. Alr,
blshop, aud good deal OF corrs.:
which III: Cannon, i, IFS daugl.tcr's SehaIf,
pleaded to thu priest mud to tic. Archbishop
1Vl SAV AotAAt " tAV lHAAN3A 4NQ pttCst 4os
l,.sa4 eoMplfRuce with these requests. al
legged that lle 4uA lust the iluages, anA wns
sustained by the Archbishop In all lily
positions. Tile. plalntllf's clatAi Ii shat ijio
priest l!a.t 'o rlgl,tful possession ot tl}e lnl.
f f.. retan Of s arstrsy tlls; t,}pt 10 ar ld n.
md vnllic, aliI that the effect Of lIer
loss and ot her coNseqtent feeling
peculiarly exoltuble mind atd sensitive body
Was t.lost perMir!ona. Indeed, u ls asserted
by ths plaintiffs falnlly tllat tlis glrr las
scarcely spukell uow fur tile better pArt Ut .
yrar,-tn faet. ',slllcs i became Cyl
sestorsa 70 t'sr; The sase ,b9Ntg, sboHt!s
questions VI fact Uut ut View as to thn lin
6!lty ot tort tsas.r TOR tle re!nStc M ce1!ss- .
larly as to Ills responsibility for sxtraorl-
rnry Injuries resulting from ~ oct OF nppur,,
singular sl,Scepti ibil!ly aid feobleness. FtuMs
tla points Of yipW Ut medical alla plI}slcnl
BrielicU The whole story Is exceedingly Inter-
osting, and wOl,lll reward careful ilYeslfg,l-
tion. Able enuusel lave eeon retut1lel on
hotIl 6fuGa '.'
, 1881-07-16
A IIEA1aTLEss DEED.

ST. Louis, No., July 15-An account
cales np from Pumfscnt County. III what Is
known rs the not cg Ut the State, TINT James
Atkinson WIS arrested anl0itg the islands III
the Mississippi river iii that region Oil the 10tl,
Inst, charged with numbering his wife and
child on tho Atll Of July md throwing their
bodies i'll, the river. Tile bodies have bean
recovered. Tile tragedy seems to. have
grown out of family troubles. Atkinson at,ti
IFS wife Ind n0t been living together. Al,.
pleton Atkinson and his wife. parents Of
S,es a tWo yo,mger hroteEs u r. hay9 also
, 1881-07-16

st. AtoRG NfptbskaH, f..
OARurHEIssy1LLE, peinlscot Co., Mo-, July
1t,-i0n WIllsee by clippings inclosed that
one James Atkinson. uf this county, IT,
child, and throwing tt,cll into the Mississippi
River on July iitst.; that the County
Judges III vacation offered reward 0f
$500 for his capture and conviction.
James Atkinson was yesterday, July
10, captnred in the chute OF II III
Allsslsstsslppl River, butlxesn Cottonwood
po!mt a,,d Halls Po!Mt, by II. g.
Garrett an4 others Of Cottonwood 1'o!nt, who
delivered hlnl to tha BIterltf ot pe,nlscot
County, Mt 0ayoso, tllts day. lin snys that
notl!ng brought him down to the river but
tho pursuit in the upper end 0f tile county,
which w,ts 80 strong that having captured
hls llorss and portion OF Ills tlr,+aglns, and
being Within 700 yards Of lin more than
ohca, llo found letreat QAly poaalhla lhWn
toSsas S fSs IL Sa' sS Ito @ aact!,sr 5 s sra All III
VII o Saks faa@ls ls the accoant e; 81 1Is.f ts Srne
publtalsud up ttla uayoso Do,aocrtat:
dsaxatst u W!iam i; iiatssi @ an sd cltssn 81 q
our county: The marriage wns m tnhappy, ,1nc.
VI W. sose @ causo she vita lit hor h;,sSand. sni @
x s5Hs ss ss ;3Msnf M "sa IT. 70 rs s ~ s
leit with IT. falhor. who wka Avnlx ,on I'D
lIvi1: llef lesrs I, sss her Guild va. 70 streng
es ssss ssn aad eae e
her hnsban sene ,,th ,hree 'es d!s.
SUNDAY Night, Oh Monday Nh. natsoIl rtnio oyet
to James Xtklnsun's tu soa WHIST bad become Ut
her tRlRblBr She Nus accompanied by Es~
Nuiro AAdy siatthews Sne wa re- .aes a q tug rate
Ger ana ihr1atuucl to shont hUr. Ill., bIalthews
aaylsad heF % ride %. which re tl!d; st9pping
tat oumR to tue door. and hsarl Janus Atkinson
cuea0 hpr aud thFgstun ~ ktll htr. Az sho again
started ~ ehQ he4F1l hqr daughter scEAAantaG
nd kesa!us. About i O'clock slas a!tes9:soA
Dir. Aprlutuh Atkinson rul0 OfoF to Nrs llat-
sulia, iaypg that i.ta lad p,tsone4 herssle and
her two uhilstruu. alaa had kaliG tu tue wu11s.
anu swUfG out u HtAtp's wHrrant, vharxlnv 3Gulcs
Asklnson With killing tho young wuuins1 Ana hor
child and thfuwtug them Into lh9 river, Rllh Ap.
pleton Atkinson and vito una two young sous ~
1ecetsostes4 49,.
The Bhvfiu With a polsa proceeded to Cyprsss
Dend aud ARRESTED Appleton and Mrs.. Alkiuson
, 1881-07-16
KNIGHTS Of AMERICA.

CINCINNATI, o., July a1,-rlo Council VI
Catholic Knights OF Anlsrlca closed the!r
session to-day A. law. was adopted pre-
venting ,nen.bera of secref' societies
'ftona Jo!ninx this organization, The officers
eieolal for t4o; next. tw9. yQMra were, !,
l,Ies!4sns, WiillamJ, 0'Nell. Olielnu9tlt
TtsasulSf, ]: t. iiltok!na!!. dtaftoa. ". Va;
brcEetary, Newton d. Rogers, L0ulsvlllH,,
Tho Asxt lneatln& viii be held III st. Louis In
May, lSst. ,'''
, 1881-07-16

LEBANON, Ky., July 15.--rlIis afternoon
Iotn Gipson, Il farmer, was shot dead by
Richard Il. Chandler. The murder occurred
i'll Keogh's barroolm, where. a galue OF cards
, 1881-07-16

NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-1n an atfray to-
night, Casino Labruzzo wns killed and
Gaeatuo Atldotto fatally wounded.
, 1881-07-16
EsCApED FROM THE pENITEN.
81 TfAKY,

5ptetat Dtspateh to 71e Chicago Tribune.
CEDAr RArlps, H., July 15.-Seyol pris-
oncrs at. the Allanlosa penitenttnry broke
from the Enclosure last night, Four escaped,
but the other thrce were captured after being
TINT escaped was also wounded.
, 1881-07-16

4 dispatch. from Topeka In yesterdays
TKlHuSE saya 1t Is pf0bablo that Ar. Georgo
o. Manchester, assistant General Manager
Of the Atch!son, Topeka d Santa FA lt2il-
ruad. Will be aupotnied liana1al Manazar OF
, 1881-07-16

iiit:sn i!onil,s. 20 oi w,lel, va sWsll !,' tbo
way"
--------
TIE TNUSK-L1SE WAR.
Special Dt.pateh to TAr Chicago T4tbAns.
NEw Yorx, July l5.-Thc railroad payse,,-
eur war stIll CONTINUES, witt, bit Slight pros-
i Is.es OF u end!ng nj III eafly aate. 40 % IT.
dents Of railroad COMPANIES haye
set been nlndo, md It is believed
l'as 10 eonsn'1atloh pet"ceh he heaas
OF INC competing lines VIII hc had
"l'assenger rates reach bedrock" Then,
wj,sf, thrr,. mn, lw ,,n mrs co,nnp,l,,on tho
WIZ! ole'c e"n W Nv 'nole eu'hpe'i''oi,, u'c
matter Of passenger rates, 1t Is said. VIII bc
readIusted. atuny Western merchants have
bprun tD taka advantage M tina inw ratns
fos frst.ciasa "o ,,sarne ~ ~ ~ ~" ~" East "uI'
loi m'ssssn.ss ~, !, passnsa ~ rne Iast.
anu aenlefs III thfs city are ihaae happy by
tho visits OF large number OF buyers from
tI,e Wpst ns te rni1rona nassrt,p p,.r rot..s ot
Nm o,,r,,ut,r,- ,.I,,ta IL, ,ti,,s,, c4o,as
, 1881-07-16

CAPTURE OF A 1rOR9E.TIIIEF.
sp*etai DtspdteA to Tn Chicago Tribune.
GOSHEN, Ind. July 15..-1'his morning m
officer from Ohio arrived here aid arrested
Charles Atkins, who ls wa,tod at Bryan for
stealing eight OF ten l,otses.; Both left for
Bryan this afternoon
, 1881-07-16

8peetal D1sput<h 70 1As Cnttaao Tribune.
lSp1ASAroLIs, Ind, July 15~-Articlcs Of
association OF the Chicago Belt Line Rail-
road Company Of Indiana were filed will, the
Secretary OF State to-day; capital stock
S1.a50. 900; Directors, Jonas =. NtfeklIne,
Tlloinas W., Grover, William y. llLneline,
IS aiI extension OF tue Chcago Delt Line of
Illinois, about Elk miles Of which will be in
lnuIaul. y
, 1881-07-16

Arrives
4 orooov r.. ,,r,x
spteta; bifptsea to The Chicago Tribune
Int MG nirl.t tilc examination Of acorge i1autx,
tha M n,a,l @ wlIo cn,,Iu within II hatr's brnndti1
eIty, ca,ac to a close in Judge Shorntnn's
eo,lrt. Tho evidence was 10 strung ugninst
tha nr,soner Tint no dnfnnss WIS f,;forcd.
Waen the , Caurt ,, rgd .a werrant t' @ to- a'ltx
charging hin with assanit Wilt Intent 10
commit murder, tic prisoner suiu lle
was aot guilty at that charge, hut
Tas I'u,uvxn REPRESENTATIVE called
al tlle jail alnl asked iinlltz tho cnllse Ut Ills
difficulty with Mr.. Sllntswrll. Said tho prIs-
oner: . liz has been telling Ties about INV
wife, and tl.ougl,t It tlne to Stop 1t" Tie
nTiaohsr 1art'aer s1atea TO tne reporter that
yo.tlg tann BY tho hume OF Fort and f;e0rge
Sl,atsvell halt becr tryEng IL destroy the rcl,-
ntatton nf Lts f1Inutz's, fa,ufly. 1fnnIy. nj.
sr ,n,nv t,S,, nv t,,r"t, t,,osu.. ~ j.ar ~ I'm
; ilapn !" Eettle tH tllnlc,lty existing lNttweoS t
nei. se Il, rUEt, HI .t ~" y "'' w. npGI w.,
and tl,r, wnikc ,,u {, Slr. Si,atswe1I's i,onsr'
(lnug 10 tho door, hi. Inquired i,,r Sloiswuli
telling tho Eentle'tlan tlas le tllautz) wished
10 stGnN 10 l,!ni cnn!1aelatlAlsy, Atai .siStGa
rs" s"I n wnn "M IN *,."1ss,A ,.'ace Inv nv
nrdlutely nu tlle arrival al tile cjIosen sIWt,
llaut2 sai1 10 SLatswell: You ---
VIII 'ix y"i:" ntid At tho saline time
sIumGa % a. ~ ,,,ui rorI I'm, a ,.mff ,a" 4hnn
Gjvw passue between tic loft arm, ind tic @
may, dining no tlalllaKe. F0rt Mt once run,
iia9ilnWe!! i9i, b% tlle %o'lltl.e murderer, ,:but
ill., III ion NJ u to rstl,rne,, III M @ 70 w1,ere !Y to oI
Fyn,lyn5,aH III $l'atswsil VIZ, ss,Eht I'!Ha " tae
S1ph SaI |niss s Mrk tas soYs ~
hsfe%it M % 4 i"rr1hs riow In tIe t lnft Mia. 'y M
ihen itanf5 ,vns rt,t," Sfr Ehnts,ye1i h.1t,r H1
a,y,.n ,,nWnr,s "a ~ vaars ' h"In~.t. ,,"nris.
ia%s5 1!;i. liz M S;a'sEs c%SSsr G ssS is e
usr M u in WI, ha Ehsr;Y ia uS " onna a mnt' m
III anil ~, <,.i2 thn .',na ~ ,nap tt,o
Hssit S Ias Is ,iiut,s tn, ttasfe,ki,tYo will HI
srs ns s,crn c ns a,ng rnsor c nnI n inc m''n ~ W.
needle liu,itz Is Ield uniIcf $500 to the
Criminal Court.
rwe >,o, ,,,,..--,.
s,,.,,,ss.'. UH a. o'tpls'en'sS i: ,. lthN , aED'
,na NrsaoMS, ,ss.a ~ A.o.' 9n'y - 1anh Drown
~ ~ ossse Aesess. Hla iust u RanR u nVa
sp.uao.s Ies ''s..' "'1o enftMM lop1eiy MM hl'.l-
w.. W.. VIII t ''Rn natia ~ W." MauFlu county
hs'i ass M'nsst ~, a.au a"fIus Luz bpfux, "eie
MaIssa ,a', tslis afternoon. Ihe prisoners slept
w.t.! .ast nssl.. a NJ o'clock t!'is morning
Received the Holy Communion ut the hands
ot Father Connolly, nfter which both cx-
iro t son!;, nriu osa'Gn amey "" ~ u'1eee .es
sca, i"y vI,.e 1eato1 ~ lie"voh. ~ uoout I:1'
osf Ds A. watsr seosS wentto t's jai i, md nd
, 1881-07-16

si1uSur1E1.n, ILL.,, Jn,y 1b.-Articles Of In.
CORPORATION Of tic La Salle IL Mississippi
Railroad Company were to-day filed with tit
SECRETARY of State by William Mitchell
Daniel Evans, Alexander Campbell, William
I,eed, anl Henry j. Miller. 'rlle main llns
Of the proposed road IL to RIM from In Sale
to tha Mississippi River In Whttcside County.
with the 1lRht to br!lge tie river OH grants
FROM Congress. Tile articles alsU provlIt
tint tile road may be extgnttetl from la Sale
IN n sotltheastnriy direction to Strcntor, and
tint hrarch Inc may nlsn ba constructed tf
leaves the Valley IL SprlnV Creek, In I3iirea,
County. Tic principal nlliee In To te Mt La
Sale, and tho capital stock S., ,0OO, 600.
, 1881-07-16

FENIN q 3VU'EII " I.9TElEN.
In tla foreclosure caso against tho Chicago,
1ckfn i Southwestern Railroad Company, m
orier vas entered yestcrdayby Judge Drum,
mon'l referring all unreicrred claims and
the llccetvcr's lust two reports to the
Master, and directing thu latter to
nuke q list " ali claims which
accrlied more tilan six months prior to Uct.
q. 1871, the '!ate Vt the appointment Ut the
lIeceiyer; nlso, n 1ist Of all such claims as
nccrtietl within n period Of SIX 1n0htlls prior
10 such appointment. Tie Master il to tako
testimony aid rrImrt tie amount md validity
Of the clatms their consideration. tloto Of
tlllng petlt!ons, whether any have been pre-
sclted to the Receiver, for payl,lnnt, and
which they arc. and also what claims are to
be found on the books of tie Company.