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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-23

Decisions We're rendered on Monday in the
following cases from this county argued be-
fore the Supreme Court at the present sess-
ion: MCAFEE VS.. DAVIS, BLACKMAN VS..
BLACKMAN, WARD vs. The Lebanon Mutual
Insurance Co., judgments affirmed. In the
case of n. Y. BELTS VS.. Towanda Gas & Wa
ter Co., judgment reversed, and decision in
favor of Mr.. BETS.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-23
DIED.

FROST-1n this borough, Wednesday morning
March %, of pneumonia Harry. only child of G.
K. and Harriet Frost, aged 16 months.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-23

Our Monroeton correspondent writes us
that house owned by d. 4. BLACKMAN and
occupied by JOSEPH MILLER, in that village.
burned yesterday morning, together with
most of the occupants household goods. A
small insurance on the furniture.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-23

H z L IN POTTER
whose dramatic genius acknowledged by press public at
large places he preemneny the head all American Eoc-
t'nists, Readers and mpersonators.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-23

All the latest dances, including the new
popular waltz quadrile, will compose the
programme of the Germania Orchestral as
sembly, next Friday evening, 25th inst, in
Means Hall. Tickets 80 cents, admitting
gentleman and ladies'
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-23

DlSSOLUTION.-Th partnership
@~heretofore existing between Charles johnson,
n NJ. Eichelberger and Peter Mcintyre, under the
hrm name OF the johnson Manufacturing Compa
n.y." is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.
Peter Mcintyre retiring from the firm. The habili
ties OF said firm will be paid by Charles johnson
and n: NJ Eichelberger, and all notes and accounts
due said firm will be paid to them
dTowanda, Pa, March -, 1881.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-23

The Troy Gazette thinks Judge INGHAM
put his foot in it" in writing the letter in
regard to the verdict in the Smithfield out
rage case. Inasmuch as his Honor did not
condescend to favor the REVIEW with the
document, we have nothing to say.
, 1881-10-18

The Board Of Directors of tho baltimore Il
Ol,fo RuilroaA Company, at their monthly
lneellng Saturday. declared casll dividends
Of i per cent Oil tho stock Of the Main Steml
md Washington Branch fnr tho fiscal half
year e1.ted Scpt. ~, an the recommendation
Of President Garrett. 4 stutttuent OF tile
earnings Ut tic Main Linz n1nl brNslci,es for
September WIS InRdc BY Mr.. Garrett, show
lng Total OF $l,5i0,G9, nKnthst 81, ,5k., coo for
tho safnu lnuntl, uf lssD. The decrpaso was
III tho receipts from tonnage, antl tllO pas
senser business shaved II gratifying Increase.
MI.tnrrctt says "thas exhibit proved IL very
Argument OF Tic rO1llpnhy III lnAiHtafhlng tts
tarltfs upnD Inst ltiss proper hnses, ns COM
pared With nt!nr ctlles, ntMi slows rollclll-
s!yeIy thu ability Uf thts l}aItinAre l. Ohio
ta permanently maintain the principles
which have tpr SO many ygnrS governed 1t,
notwithstanding 1ha rerkicsly fnw rAtes
1I,a.lu t's s,'sIIG descriptions 1f irulc BY
Northern lines" lln stated thnt ntter tho
payment "f u per ecnt ~ cnsl' dividends
tin fiscal year which etl.eu Sept. 10. upward
nf Sl,4W,WU will bn altletl to, 1ts surplus
fu,ltl. which l4 nut represented by stink or
bonds. 1l,u bonrtl declined 10 actxpt tho
conditions offered by th9 lily Council uf
Wheeling fur tllB extension Df the riatl
through tint city. Sir. .t;artptt announced
ttlat ttle So,iersnt Il Cambria N'u.l. lsailroinl.
fnrty-slx miles lanE, ~, enterprise Of tha
linltinIUru Il UliU, 1las heen completed. uIul
over tho now ruasl To- the EyrAt irutl-un,,u.
factMrlnE town Ut .)ul,hstnwll will hu ,nAtle
tlt!tter tho auspices ot tic Baltimore II UhiU
lhla autumn.
, 1881-10-18

for the purpose ot settling their monthly &C.
counts. No other business was transacted.
4 regular meeting of tho General Nfan-
ayers and General Freight Agents Of tho
1uwa po0l lines wifi be hold today, In wl,tc|,
tho 0tTiciA!s NJ tho Wabash will participate
'l'llis meeting is for tho purpnse OF reorean-
ktng tlle poo y reorganization las become
necessary. tint only 1wca,se tile old pooling
arrangement has bccotfle useless on acco I'M
Df tfia construction Nf now lines anil Hxtei-
slnI!s mi provided fur when It was nrlRlt,NIly
lHtle. INT ntsn BECAUSE tile Wabash lits 8t.-
rufcd MI independent mud direct line IN
Council lllnils fr1n Chicago. vfn 1lumlst0n.
In order ~ krcp M te Omaha pool 1t Is her.
ossary tn ntinllt the Wabash. Tilt. regular
lH,nI lfnrx nr. 1tnurrsttamt to he nttxfnus atld
Willing to 1ttnlit tho Wabash, but It il mt
kuowii whether thu lntter l.ns any desire TO
join thcnl. Heretofore the Wahasl. has ex-
Dresst1 itsctr ns EMihg unwilling to join
tho fuwu 1M,Hl bcfnro tho Southwest
crl, N,pt Inns lcelI urganfzed. Ii II
still isllcres IL that position It Il not
tlsstbc tn effect ttel'nit arrangement to-
tiny ns tho Southwestern pool tneetlng for
The pMrpnse of discussing Its reorganization
will llni be held until Snv.l. 1t ls prubune,
however, thnn III arrangement Will fIb per-
fected today for tlie thnintcna.lce 1T uniform
rates, or IN il3tuw the Wabash II certain ,,nr-
tfntt Df the business Until q permanent ,ar-
ruitReMetl call le made.
, 1881-10-18
S1sNTENCED TO BE HANGED.
Spftf4t Di9natth To I1e [hfcana TrshunkA


ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. t7.-ln Carroll County
last week James 1larkly, charged with thu
murder Of Arthur N1cAIulle,t, and William
Moel, charged with tho murder of John
Ward, were found guilty without rccom-
mentlntton nlNl sentenced to br llnuge..
10th of these men aro willie, nnd cach of
thoul we'll connected in tho county III wlIicl.
they reside. There Is n Inv In tiGorgta glv-
Ing a Jury power to make recommendation.
which request shall be ndhered to by tho
s setsaee s IS sn Sc 0o IL isFcfnFe 's fcs we e
this fnct, and having the power TO
sayo tl1e prisoners from the salo,ws, by
ctses dsrcgnrttell the privilcges grantctt
them by tho law. Of tho Stnte, alnl found the
aefclldalts guilty OF murder without rpe-
onlllieMdat0l,. The fact That beth Ut tlI,
parties Killed wero coloretl gOcs tu show TINT
Carroll Il IN fayor. Of protecting cnl0rGtl ctti-
zers. one Of thy cases 1nny 70 TO- the Su-
tho carrying up OF tho nthcr.
, 1881-10-18
ITEMS.

l4EAlS.
Mr.. e. Z. Perkins, President of the Ch[ca.
70. Burlington Il Quincy liatlroad. arrived
from the East yesterday, null will ruu!ain In
the city until tomorrow evening.
II Is reported tint the keokuk Il st. Louis
Hatlrontl Inns heen compelled to nbaudon
nlt'st TT Its trai,,s becntlse Of the heavy rains
prevailing alo,IE tint liiie tic past few days.
Commencing tttls morning the t:ran Trunk
HALLWAY will RIM Pullman car OH tic morn.
l,1g train leaving ChtcnEo Mt uuarter utter
H. This arrangement wfIE atfurtt m,,cl! sa,ls.
factiuil 10 passengers gong East over this
line.
On Thursday morning a hotel rar will
leave Chicago over the Cllcago, Burlington
Il Quincy llailrnat. Its destination being Sun
Francisco, alni IT.. mlssiou III afford tr,ll,s-
porsution to Now4orh 10 tho lion. lLenry
NfEfar.l ald party. who lInre about com.
plotted their Inspection OF tho tralGc0nti.
lIei,tnl route.
Tlle Illinois Central Railroad announces
tslu fol allowing rluligGH: Mr.. S. ". Ltlcul
sHcceeds ar. =. i. lticIin1onl ny aEnnt vt The
Twcnsy-sssonl street depot; Mr.. lttct!inuna
snccgeits ChMres SlssnN tt> lIsent ut NeUEn;
Alr. Sissnn slscceets AIR. j. Wilgers ut Ma-
SOU; alld aIr: Wligsrs goes IT, Mounds III
placu vi Mr.. j. S. Mccuray, resigned.
Messrs. j. {. t;anlt, t;rncr.l Atnnnger, nnd
As =. 44uph1Hst slEE-IEtSluG1il, u Itlb N{t~
mt Alr. $. S. Merrill. t;encral Manager u
tlle milwaukee, tv st. l'uul. 1t IL believed
thMt t!se conferences WIS for the purp0se Ut
e!lccttiIE ai! arrangement letween the twn
rt,allS for tnktnE WnUasl. business to tue
Nnrtliwpst ffh,n Peoria yin tie Milwaukee 4
st. Paul. nnu vice yersa.
,rl.e tirnntl Trunk Hallway Is ntlo,t to
carry Its cut Dl u.lssei,ger rites still further.
1t will. lust IN stll lis the tickets can bc
printed, b!Ier rtttHctd 1eN r,ltps tD points In
Michigan. 1t ii expected tlIls rut wi! 40
lnlO effect tomorrow. as yet tile extent ut
Tie cut IN mt announced.
Tile t;rAi1tl Trunk lsNs nlsH given 0rtler9 to
tnkn 01[ Thu sulu nf ftlckets OVER The Michigan
CtlItrAl 1T a3l tIalllts ut Its linz III Cunutll.
=. Tug MlchtEan Central peoplo, sty that for
the Present they laate no lieu Of iAeetlliE the
rnt rites of tile Grana Trunk to cDlnpettMg
points I'LL lllcir line, hut they uge unable to
SHY wll4t steps tlley utlElt tnkc III the fut-
l!rc.
Mr. II. B. l.edyurtl, General Manager OF
the Michigan Central ltnilroatl, was I'll the
city yesterday. Mr. l.ttlynrtl suya there has
Ipstl LII chnIge IN tiae situation since liz WAS
Inst IN town. IND the prospects for q settle
l1Ieitt ut thH freight nl!l. passenger var ar9
still IN reifltItH nY EVER. The bnu weather Ut
tlle lust few inys. 1su says, IL troubling tue
Enster.l ruNtls, rs tilB teAtt,s are llllAb!u to
take away. the freight from tile freight
houses. nhll III consequence enrs which nr1
much needed fur eitst.bnunl freight cnnl1ot
bp umlontIe.l, whtci, mnkcs tlla scarcity Of
not suffering 1T thu lcast trnn ceastnE to ttl-
tnrcllu,sge business with the Granu Trunk,
n1ltl 1t llaS nut rIrS enough NOW to taku care
Of uIl tllp business tllAk Otftla
, 1881-10-18
DIR, CREAM.

5ptttdf Dfpdtth to Tbs CHICAGO TtfbunA
BEIHlpErE, ILL.,, Oct. 17.--Tho Circuit
Court Of Boone County convened in ad-
jonrncu session at = o'clock D. III. today,
Judge Chnrlcs Kcltum presiding. After dis
posing of several minor matters tho motion
for n now trial In the case OF Or. Thomas n,
Cream, convicted Of tho murder OF Daniel
stott. OF Garden Prairie, WIS taken up. Col,
DIV. Mum. Of Chicago. agaln appeared for
the defondaht Cream. Some eight or ten
points Were named In the written motion
filed In tho case, but Col. Mum relied upon
but tw0 In his argument. Tic first of these
was that tho Court erred in giving tho
eighth Instruction given on behalf Of tho
people. This instruction simply informed
tile Jury that II they believed from tho eyI-
dence that criminal relations Ind existed be-
tween Dr. Cream md JuIin A. Stott, tho vito.
Of tho murdered man, the fuct Of such rcla-
Lions existing constituted q material circulll-
Stance in tho case, and that, ii the defendant
Crua1n had sw0rn falsely in regard to such
material circumstance, then they were at
liberty to disregard I'LL Of his testimony ex-
eept Whero 1t was cOrrob0rated by other owl
ae'lce or circumstances proven In tho case.
Inc second point rolled oil wns that of newly
discovered evidence. This was shown by
tne at'idaVit OF A[r. and Mrs. John Johns, OF
~ west Madison street, Ch1cng0, who
claimed that they knew OF tho whereabouts
OF Cream on Sunday, tho 10tIl day Of June,
anu Tint t9 could not hive beer ut tho resi-
aence Of Mrs. Mary McClclland, US she l.ad
testified. Col. Mum made an ablo appeal to
tao Court OIL behalf Of lls client, whom llo
professed to believe entirely Innocent of
tae crlmo OF which l,e ltns been convicted,
10 was followed III the argument by
J. v. Coont ESQ., Stato's-Att0rney, a,ul
senator Gl!nrles i. Fuller, OIL the pnrt of Tie
peohe. These gohtfoncn clallnetl that tic
ttssst'ttGtlons Ill., complained Of correctly stlted
9le ltaw, nNtl that the 1loWly-llscuyercd owl
Je9ca elaiinaa 1natst llave 1pel known to tho
tHeatSi,t!Ant When Mrs. McClellanu Ruye lter
te;sl1lnohy rs well as now, and Tint tho tle-
as.laa,lt thoR lIAtl ample tllne to procure tic
at.'gtlaatlce Of those witnesses It he desired
Uao SO; also, tllat the alleged nu,y evidence
,,tt, mGs ollly llMpenchtng testimony. nlnl that
fHaaencc fn,.. OF such nature wns not suflcont III
t.rn, tum " grant u new trial llp0l. Tho Court
R9594ttaptly oyarrnled the motion, and plainly
traa,,a,' ts,'ea ia 1at ~ was Of tho opinion that
aeispose1 ia. interfere Will, Tho verdict Of the
l@ty Judge, Kelluni then sentenced tlio
ttto!t1fI!olls doctor to bo taken to the poNi.
tos.h tt1..hty nc Joliet, there to be confined for to
- otM Of ny natural lifo one tlny nf each yaar
nvtt ~ spoht ~ solitary confinement. Defends
taa,,e eouiisoi lntnlatea that tho case will be
~at:! nsh 1o ule Supreme Court and sixty days
rr'SnKSanse Kasen u which to prepare bill Of OK
ps'ttts csssts n.t tha Eeneral opinl0n Is that tho
iIs9 tsI"3 ~ at ~ end, anil that, ovnn ii u nav
~ n.y.! sIt eoillH be obtained, It would 10 Crca,n
~ H. tkUott. Dlit TINT It another jury were tu p.ss
tctel. "'"'A 'o''"''3 '"'sus W All
, 1881-10-18

!9r,fri1l Df-t1dftt

SpFt3o9 UIspdats . 1Ht Chicago TFtbKRt.
WAuruS, Wis. Oct. l7.-Franlz utlcy, tho
Green Lake murderer, who cscnpcl from Tho
Stato Prison, where he Is now serving It
ltfe-sentence, was cnptnred ut ColuMbIn lust
night by D. &. Williams, tho deputy Alnr-
sllul Of tho village. 1t was reported lint tho
kcuper. A. i. Jul,es, was nsteep wllen Utlcy
escuted, md thnt l,o lid not miss Tho convict
for. nj, hour: TEIis Is fnlsc, Jones n1Ml Ullay
atld tho other conylcts saying tho whulo
perform solno re9,'ired iabor did essapltg
did not occupy two minutes.
, 1881-10-18
TIE MISSOURI, RIVER POOL.

The meeting 0f the Southwestern Railway
Association, which WIS to llayu been held In
tElls city Oct. ~. has btGl postponed until
Nov. |, ut which tiHIe 1t Is elAflAed It will
surely cnnle oil. Tile l!cutlng IL for tho pllr-
pose 0f trying to rcOrgalslze tho present pool
Ink arrangement Oh Missouri River freight
business. Tho pool llas been very be1ct!cEul
10 the roads Ieaulng fr0M ChEcng0 alu st,
Louis to Missouri River poilta-St. Joseph,
Atehisol,, l.eayGnwarllI, AMI Kansas City.
but tho large amount uf now railroad COLI
structIon ,a,ul tle formation Ut ilow combine
tlons during The last two years lus lnu.lu 1t
impossible u divide the business satisfnctori-
ly under tho old agreement, The Li!ticut-
ttos nlld complications arising from tho
cllansed contlltlol,so Of tho roads l,nya brought
thu pool to tho yergu Of dissolution, ulul
wsrs # not far ,,, the , fuct tint TINT
disastrous to n,a,!y Ut ihsl!l, Il would hnya
y discussion of tho n!talrss. Of tho pool. aln1
the nttGnIpt to reUrgnriza 1t. WGlllu lead to Il
ioalls, that h..s ea,lsed thu man., postpone
Me,ts Ut tho llIretIngS eaiae4 during tho plst
year for thu p,lrp0se ot SETTLING Tho troubles
Of the association. All attempts thus fur
tiiticuitlos al,d tic reorganization Of tic ,ool
layu pruyett abortlye, tito ynrlous con,lnttttcs
appointed fur this pllrW'se, having bcsn unn-
factory 10 I'LL tic llnrs. Much Us tllo Sontil-
western lines would lfLo t0 continue to
work llIltlcr the old arrangement Until tho
chances fur. conl!ng 70 IL satisfactory c0ncl,.-
sIol regarding tho t,rn9tiol! Ut new olle
hayo Improved, 1t ~ tMuoss!bln to
maintain thu association Ml!cl. long.
er tlnless u llleetlng Is hEld nil
all understanding hvtwrrll thu various r.Atts
etfrute1. IT i, lar tlIs lcqson that tho ,t,tst-
Ing called TO taku pIace IN tl,Is city Noy. /
Will nut uguin 10 postponed. Wh0tllor it Is
rnssblo 10 foru ,amothsr poo! depends
great deul upon the temper ut tho Various
ioaas, nnu particularly upon thu attitude pf
tho Goult llrs. II tlley are ll fHyur OF II
perpetnalEoM Ut the poot a1il willing to uakA
reasonable 0tIecssla'ls 1t IL !!kely tlaat q new
agreement will agafn bu nude, As the Chirn-
eu roaas suull, tU be very anxious to continue
thu pooling Arrangement OIL Missouri River
freight. business, II 1t can be dolle Without
sacrificing their Interests
, 1881-10-18

oFse*37 13"ISss's
INntASAro1.1s. 1ntl., Oct. 11.-.rte New
York IL Council Bluffs Railway Company
filed articles OF association tu.lay with the
Secretary of State. The main road crosses
tile State Mt abuut the forty-f1rst parallel, and
q brunch beginning III the southeast corner
Of Adams County passes through, Adams.
Wells, Huntington, Wabash, nnd Miami
Counties. Tho total length Of the road III
tll!s, State will bo go miles. Tile capital
stock Il s., 900.
Truck has l,ecn laid on tho Newcastle E
iilshville Railroad from Newcastle to the
!nttcr town. where ltcoDnects with the North
Vcrn0n llne, lust completed. thus n!rordhlx
dIre%t connection between Louisville and
Fort Wayne.
, 1881-10-18
And with n Bntcl&cr-1Entlc Almost
Severed the 1lcntt from
tho Body.
The Notorious Dr.. Cream Sem
fenced to the Penitentiary
for Life. i.
DR.. Schmidt, tho Cleveland Fortune
Teller, strenuously ncnlcs tho
Charges Against Him.
Pennsylvania and Georgia Murlorors SEN
teueed to Bo Hangad-Tho Usual
Batch Of Crime Items.
HORRIBLE MURDER,

CINCINNATI. Oct. l7.-Mrs. Dora 1'eyland.
n woman III years of. ugc, living on Bellevue
strait Ncwrnrt. wns nrrcstrtt ilfs aftrr,,onn
sueu, 4s." ~ ,s,r ,ssa,,ra,' hi, ~
years Of agc. sio was living with her
daughter, the wife OF Dir. JOHN Gould. Tho
child Ind been left I'll her charge while Its
s'"rn,,s amin nv,,r tn ii,tu n,tv ~, hme1,o.s
During their absence tho little fellow co'l-
lnitted some net which dIsplcascd the grand
notiIer, who sotzed n stick, and. strfk-
,ro linn m the hentl. ltnockrd lin,
.,a.,,,, !us ~ troatr,,1, H.. at,,'t d. .,,n.'
, 1881-10-18

uF. Woole observations upon tho natuFo md
canse 0f Aiphth0rlA so tut oa!y or Krtiut srtull-
Importance. That tiist'ilses OF lhls charAutor
nrs due to n!nuto vegetable yeru,s II liO tlow
1ucas but the observations nlula ut tho UnTTer-
stty OF teluay4rApfu uppear To huyu tpnl0n-
stIattd thut tho gorln Ut diputA9rin IL not spu-
cilv p'oiso, nut rather little p!ant-.tan4us.
10 present IN the aIr- pn ssuHos oven uutlnx
hcAtlh. hut IN coF1an diseased conditions tukea
on distinctly poisonous action.
, 1881-10-18

dpEt9aF IUEdFeH 10 TIA Laftdfo 1fIbINE.
koioMp, lnd., Get. 17.-Tho grant Jury
now In session In this city Inns brought Mt III
dlctme,,t for inans!aughter aggI,Ist William
styer, Doputy-Sher'tr l4curuur, Constable &.
W. Bonnet, mud Asher Bennett, tho parties
tonMectetl with the killing ut Mayor lleiary
q. Colo Oh tho hight Ut Sept. u. wl.Ete. M
claimed. l!n Was " tho act Ut steallng Hour
t!cnlars Of which h.ye heretofore Gcrn PUB
llshed, Tho pnrttcs will be trIc4t IN tllp be-
ceMber terln ut. thu Howard Circuit Court,
whon rich Developments will to brought to
l|EiIt.
, 1881-10-18
4 HARD GANG,

811tEal Dtpdtth 70 1As Chicago TIbttNA
AglsuS, o., Oct. 17.-A gang OF burglars
has Infested this county sotle time. Bold
rohberles have been frequent for lnon1IIs
past Tic Eang was broken Mp today by tho
police. Frank Smith mud Simon Curyur, the
two rtneeutlurs, wero jailed tonight. More
ufftSta Will follow,
, 1881-10-18

rrom Afostrrs City, Mo-. vns fund in a
Tying condition III this city, nlll expired In
abGut lia!f n, lionr. iln WIS known to llasn
lintt cni,sidera1lir nln,ny I'LL his rersOti when
play t. susncctcd. rho matter Is to he fnves-
liEnlGl.
, 1881-10-18
FOUND GUILTY..

II, r. Mason, who was arrested In Pitts
burg all.3 brought to Cleveland Jun. Il, was
tried lust week and found guilty Ut cl.bez-
zlIlg money from the Wilcox Il Gibbs Sew
Ing Atuehi,lo Company, Ut whose business he
tlHl Tic c!lurge III Cleveland.
, 1881-10-18
DIAMOND ROBBERY.

Erstini N!sIHich Ia The Chfcaua Trtit1ne
LITTLE ttDfis, Ark, Oct. i'll. &. I}rrnay's
towelry sture WIN hruke.t lntn ut 0 o'clock
this Uvt.11ft, nInl fDrty-twh diamond ti,ts alM
thiriy-six tltannntf rings stolen. worth III tho
jlvEEEuttC gi,NU, ''
, 1881-10-18

6Wffa1 U7tpalth 70 1hf CHICAGO Tribune.
Tni.oSTO. Oct. liza special cable says:
Tile report 1T the Directors of the Great
Western Railway wus issued today. 1t
shows TINT the receipts for the hnlf-year
were EI'0.oo0 and the surplus E45.00o. The
Directors recommend a lalf-yenrly dtvl,ten d
Ut PER cent ~, the prefercncn stock, aud III
per cent OIL ordinary shares.
, 1881-10-18
FOR LIFE,

Spsetal ptspaseh to Ia Chicago 7rtbuns.
KEoKuK, In, Oct. 1T.-:rllo casa 0f Tho
People w. John J., Warrtck has closed ut
Carthage, the Jury returning verdict Ut
guilty. Watrick Inns been sentenced to the
petltentiury tor life.
, 1881-10-18

the track or get up-ended. None OF the cars
were thrown from the track. except that one
en-! OF fiat was slightly swung around.
ger-trn(ns could pass on tho afde.truck With
out delay. One inntl, whose name could not
bc learned. was injured BY being thrown
Violently from tho cat1o0se by the shock. Ills
0llS.
, 1881-10-18
strt}r IN A SALOON FIGHT.

SrEEnENvlttn, T.. Oet. l7.-c1larlrs
brown, II ruunli character, was sIlot dead
this evening II, Il saiUnll HurllIg II tight with
Jnek Elliott ntld nththpr Mni unknown.
, 1881-10-18


lSn1AS.slUl.ls. Ind, Oct. l1.-Wiiiiam t..
Scutt, of Erie, Pa, tutlny tletI cross bin for
II tlecrep ordering the sale OF tho Columbus,
Ch1caso IL lnlltana Central latlroad to suits
fy tile ctalnts Df the first consolidated mort
EaEe tmndllol4era, wlicl. nlnullnt to over
S1b,u0QUtI
, 1881-10-18
SENTENCE COMMITTED.
Spftjuf nitUafeh fo Vhe l.htrun1 7trtb,tts

LITTLE ltoCK. Ark, Oct. 17.-To.!ay Gov.
Churchill conlinutcu tile sentence Of Isaiah
Jones, WHO was to hang ut Stnr City Oct. VI,
to twelity-one years iii tito pcntcntinry.
Jones killed mun In Lincoln County sonlo
eighteen months ngo, and WIS tried, coll
vlcted!, and sentpncedt Mt tho last term Of tho
Circuit Court of this county. Ills attorney
Appended tD the Supreme Court, hut that
tribunal affirmed tho decision OF the lower
COURT. TliU ehsD Wns then carried 10 tho
Governor. Atll executive clenG1lcv Gfia1uetl.
Jones, wlli!o Ills Iife was treluEtsl.. ,tpUl tl,o
ncttoh Of tha cu1lrts nntl Governor, meyer lost
lrart. .Iie predictcd l,e would escape tile
svaffo1d, sayMg llo was not buril tn by llalged,
and tho prediction llls been fulfilled.
, 1881-10-18

The Great Bonanza Mines OF Nevada arp less
notablc than Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
, 1881-10-18

FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED. :.
Ep<et1& Lapasts to Tas Catea3o 5ttbsas.
0A1.Esnuna,' ILL.,, Oct, l7.-atlchael 5lc-
Kinney, Of Bryant Station, ILL.,, on Ills return
, 1881-10-18

THE IOWA POOL.
Tie General FreExht Agents Ut tue North
western, Burlington, and Rock lsiald llelda
meeting yesterday at the Northwestern office
, 1881-10-18
THE REVOLUTION,

Tho Forces 1;ngnyed nlld tho Lcadtug
EIatt1cH t'ouEht.
Tiny Tft.ts.
While this country IL preparing 10 celebrate
tho centennial NJ tho bnttLD Of Yorktown und
thu surrufN!or Of CnsnwniH, It would 10 we'll tn
bear In n,ld other buttles by which wu gained
otlr Independence. Thpy buYau April ~. l77si5
Ttsoy cusu.l Oct. IL, l7s1-slx ycars and ak
months. Tho british sent l'H.0U suI1Iosa at,tl
aaslors 10 this wur. Tho co!onisss met them wlth
:eN,ON conltnontaia mud 5O,tAp militia. Thu urt-
ish let lousn ln.lians n,d snvaRo liessIaus. Tho
cuIonics had fur THUR allies tho brnse and
courteous Frcnchnun. Tho tca,lfng battlns Ut
tho wnr are: Concord and Lexington, Bunker
ILL., Long lstanl White 1'Iutna. Tir.nton, Prince
tun. bennington. Saratoga, Ala1stnnuth+ Kings
MolntnIn, Cs'Wrcns, Eutaw Springs. Yorktown.
f0LtuwlnK ts.t full list u Revolutionary hnttlns:
The daily gazette., 1881-09-03

On Sunday last, Walter Il. Hall, the
genial editor of the West Chester Repub-
Ucan, started from West Chester, late In
the evening, to visit his wife, who is
summeriDg at Lewis Haryey's near
Cbadds' Ford. He was driving, q jaded
livery beast, and, missing his way, he
drove into Elias Bakers lane. Mr..
Baker heard the noise and went out.
He scanned the horse, .aw that IL was
tired, aud inquired the drivers name.
He refused to give 1t, but stated that he
had lost his way and wanted to go to
the Ford. Mr.. Baker became impressed
with the idea that he had before Lin a
h, rse thief, and Insisted upon name.
Mr.. Hall still refused and started OF.
Finally the notion struck him that he
was acting little suspiciously, and he
then gave his name. BY this time Mr.
Bakers suspicious we're fully aroused
and be refused to believe the other'i
statement. Our editorial brother, how
ever, insisted upon 1t, and it looked fol
a moment as though he would be baggec
| for horse thief, but finally the farm.l
was made to comprehend the truth
wbereupon an ample apology was ten
dered, and the vehicle put upon tn
| right track. Mr.. Hall swoIe everybod.
who knew of the affair to secrecy, an
we hope nobody will mention it, as b
don't want 1t to get out.-hennet IA
| pauce,