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, 1881-08-17
a F1ENDISlI OUTRAGE.
Epfetat I1tspa.eh to 11tt Ehtesoo Tribune.

pEoHtA, ILL.,, AuE. 1J.-A most atroc1ous
anti tlcndlsh net was nerpctratcd on the limo
of tho Indianapolis, Bloomington j. West
orn 1lniIway, couple ct miles west Ut
l'ekitl, this afternoon. When tho engineer OF
tito oycling passenger train coming west
came around bend at t'lat point, liz Noticed
tllat ho had run over something, md reversed
his engine. On pulling buck ha discovered
Il boy named Willie Tai,dre11, son Of Mike
Tant[re]l, section boss, lying Just outside Of
tic rails, iliyeIlsible. nlul oil closer examine
tion It was found that llo WIS tied to the rall.
4 physician who happened to ba on tho train
examined tho Ind mid f0l,,tl tiat two OF his
Ribs wero broken mud that llo WAS otherwise
badly bruised. lie was taken AbUur1l the
traill and cnrrled to pek1l, where hIs father
resides. l}efore rcaclfng tltorc, l,c recovered
eo1,ScfDllsl,ess, iulu OIL inquiry toll how hU
llulpGNg1 to be tied to tic rail. HI salu that
llG lliau bcell digging. putnt1es and WIS nt}-
proAcllctl by .Well-lressgt l!leh WIN n9ked
Hin to give up Ills money! but ilO llMu none,
md told him sO but tlY did not src,n to sat-
isfy hFs nssatlnnt, who Thought lst Ind some
money COnecnIGtt about him, ami Ito tIod Ills
legs fast ~ tic rnil, as llv Thought to scare
heard the rumble Of the coming train and
trlGd Il. unite him, but tic knot Whs 50 tight
lle cUl! not, tttld tint ltu then raj, away to
sOlno timber nearby. This wns cGrr0boFiltttl
itl IeAsilre by tho trnt1 1lleii, wtlu sly they
saw Il limit c0lle out OF tho wUOis Aftur they
tnssell. and TINT on thofr bncsing ~ lio ru.
turned to the timber Tho boy had almost
worked l,ln1sult louse when tic coWeatuher
struck him alid tflrew lin clear Of the rail.
, 1881-08-17
follow giving tho nathe of John ste,mnn. jus
ffcu Wallace yesterday held tho prisoner tn f7U0
Dnil to tho Criminal court.
CRIMINAL NEWS.
THE Ct,ANE. MURDER,

NEW HAVEN, Aug. l0.-rhe Jury Of lit.
qucst IN the TRAINER cnsc met Ills morning.
Two witnesses testillcd they as.w .jnlMrs NInl-
Icy Md jennie Cral,lor togutlur Ff1hay nftor-
,iooi'. Aug. g.: John ". Hurry, n walter ut
Rulclifc's restaurant, testified Tint U wattctl
on two 1ntl|es Mt Breakfast I7nrstlny morn.
tiig, anil kltcw one was Jennie Crat,er. The
purity who nto lust nj tic restaurant Friday
night was two ia4tts md gentleman. lie
identified Tho breakfast nnl supper checks.
lie hl*o testified tmt u gentleman whom lie
was toll wns Walter Maltuy l.ull cailcsl
,iM,,, lir, sinca tint Thursday ailtt nskctl him
L l!e did not rccolect Tint ho {sIallcy) ,was
III t!lo RESTAURANT tlip evening n question,
a6o a6Sat asa int at ESs ey S i On Se ta igSsf ooI i
II sald," eoiitlnugA Henry, '.'.ttlat | did not
Tne, Tssnor rns s 9S H. tners " II sd H. DSm pSn ~"
sMy t'ol tat po!nt lyts got TO DO sustained
~NHw iiAvxS. Co'ai,.. Aug. to.-B'ancl,e
yrs ry Ha IT s'er'a Siss iaeks Gs'%S o sog s i
tho room occupied BY james At.llcy nlrl
Je.lilto TRAINER 70 quiet Jennie, wGt, ,Wns
sstssa9E t aExs M baes bss&E wss wst I'LL rss IL S!s3Ss
t!nn with the jury. 1t seens tliat whpn
this Douglass woman went to tlla
shore Sat.,rtlny night s|Io looked
sS sGsk w tGaf fra g. se s S MaS so Ssxs s ra X}at e
tlle N[a1loys; lint sIis WIS afraid they would
kill her. Sl!lltlny Jut!gu Blydenbtrg. counsel
for tic Atnlleys, SAW Dla,iclie only nfter tlIl-
Sf.ity.' Yesterday aftornoon .tudEs l,!yden.
her, llu snys he called inter. when SlierIif
Peek was there, nrtl Wils then admitted.
This morning liz. ho called aRal,,.
mud was nGnlll tlnnfcl tho privilege Of
out word, 10 uti attorney with Judge ylytten-
burg snltl, tl.nt slle WAS t0D nervous. Whcn
the police official was asked II The Coroner
al1 wrong ta forelng l.1tAself Of! bianc!!Y lust
lpt 10 talk, tho ut1lrfa1 satd lo guessed
Blanche D0t,glAss lid INT talk lllwillinEiy.
The cltfzens Of Orange III town ll,cet1ng
yotal to oIcr reward Of 9, 900 for eviln|leo
tlln GrNt1Cr.
, 1881-08-17

Odd happenings, no less tlInll the many
Natarial cllrl0sitfcs at nnd nr0unh NlagArn
lalls, usually recelve thu most widespread
publicity. SO WIS 1t III the cnse OF MI I'LL
prlsonetl tlog who, 1ust rs the leo went out
OF Nlagarl Illycr In tho spring, WINS loft 4
prisoner OIL what Is known rs Taylor's
Island, just below Suspension Bridge.
Everybody knows how utterly impossible 1t
would bo to gcalO tho hlYll, preclpl-
t0us banks OF the river oil either
sitle at that polnt. Straiglit down to the
switt-tNwtng, SETTLING c.,rroi,t tho banks
DESCEND, With tue exception Of q single spUt
where fallon rocks a.ltl earth'havo formed n
lower shore near the wAtur's edge, From
tll!s It Inns ordinarily been reported about W
Impossible for MY arlMsal to escapo rs X II
were rcnlly nlt island surrounded ol. nll Sides
by the rapids. OF course ii 1.lan might hnyo
been clovutea from such II spot to the top nf
thu llfEt, bank ~ n,eull4 ut a r0)H, or other
cOutrlynllee lot down to h!m from above, but
1t WAs klMI,yIi tliat no siscli y scheme. ennll
be operative to the lIoeratftlg Ut unintelll-
gent. hrMtes.
Four litt,ntlls ago tho bulldog nbovo Mild.
cd 10 WIS l4tt Ut tlle tsHrtl, at,d si!le0 tlAell
he las been Joined In Ills lerinltngo by two
li0ro dogs, who ~ some 1nA1ilier got Into tho
rlyer ! nipl H. 1i,nnngeti 70 escapo from tl1e % etr.
Tic lalters arrival III AZ is!a'ld tiaics iro,i,
nln1!'t four IT, wevks aso; Tfle ilrst prisoner. nj
wo!l ~ u,s otllsrS hirce ti,,pris'lnet!, !lays
To- them tay BY day, itntl ,,no development
etvcn rlsa ta t.ows.alar "HN9lhA" WHICH
, ltMye lcs,! rsal tE1n, MainS t. calitornIa,
trly'.,sces fur tho resctle Ut tile tlogs llayo
becll sltEgestvd by correspondence Allu 1lllor-
wise. hut they remained mill auy boforo
'.16a'3' 16oat i o'clerk III the afternoon, without
having consulted Nny Of liz friends, wiio
would otherwise llayo restrained him. Janles
nr0wn,. y 17-year-0ld school. boy Ut S,lspen.
s' 'S ssSes' s!'e'4 q s YS SR Y 4 s9f Ssr Ct "
dAslitng rapids. Seemingly reckless lii tho
purstsNact of his purpose, 1lo we,,t cluar
!iuwl lnto the waters. o,i!y aaylne; lll'nself
creeping, n,Mt pulling himself Nlollg Iand.
gyer-t,lld. l,e nllagetl 70 reacll TIC "lsland."
llo ln9 ueen seen from tue bridge, mud worry
tho ,peQplo Ut tie yillnge turned out upon
thu bridge t0 watch lllli. lloW lie was ever
g0lng t9 Rot buck W that current osen alone
GS wtiSuf xsH faty fesGiGs s oE was pys,
solve. on tho 'lsl land" " llo lllt with u Erpnt
obstacle. for the dogs wcro afFal'l nf hinl,
and w0ll!1 mt lot hfls eotlu near theln.
Iauls IL which tnoy hatl beef, wont to lido at
times bef0re. Il, required y lpAl OF coaxlng
Ia, got tho bulldog antl shepherd tloE Jill
Whcro y1ill,g nroW,i eullltl Eet llla hands 0N
uroWtt 1y stAtegy, managed TO got tue bull
dog tirst into y !arge baE wllIcl. llo hal with
i!l!.,' m ii!o1i H. W. tug sheperl 4og y
trip. Frequently the spectators on ti,o
hrluKe Thought they wero certain! Of secins
, 1881-08-17
THE HARVEST.
Satisfactory Reports from the Great
Northwestern Wheat Fields.

Satisfactory Reports from the Erent
Northwestern SVtteut Fields.
Sp<etal Dhpatth 10 1ns Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL. Alinn., Aug. t0.-''fic following
crnp reports were received today frou,
points asors the main line of the st. PAui,
Minneapolis II Manitoba Hallway:
Carlisle-Crops nhout harvested; yield
abnnt y, bushels per nero.
liotIlsay-Crops will average about twenty
bushels rer acrc.
DarnesyIlle-Nl,ent IL estimated to yield
afseea bushels per acre.
uiyMtlon-llarvcstlng Is we'll on; sonno
tllrasl,ns lIns been done; tho yield Ii above
tho nvctnEc.
Ada-Crops two.thir.is harvested; yield
twenty to twenty-five bushels per nere.
Observation-Disclosures yleltl In tllls vicinity
will not exceed llfteon bushels.
Eucl'd-Farnlers not ha!f through harvest
Ing: Tic average Yield estimated Mt fifteen
bushels por acre. Thls Is considerably below
tho Yield OF for'1or ycars.
p1eted; it Will probably Yield twunty bushels
Notwithstanding about llplf done;
wlleat nserages from eighteen to twenty
'?s Sspi'ta-Wsnt r.. VIII is about two-thr.ls cut,
nr4l considered above MI ayerage Yield.
l[nll0ek-AI0nt t0,0OD bushels Of wllcut
wilt be ralac,l i1I this ,neiglIborhootl, iii nv
eruEe Of twenty bushels p9r Acre.
st. Y!Mceslt-l'ayyesslng III full progzcss.
Tha general impression Is that the very
warn, weather recently l,us .ripeled wheat
loo quick, md tho Yield Will not conn up to
tie MsUrnEV.
klwool-;l1arvcst almost over; average
twenty bushels.
Fnrgo-iinrycstlng progressing satisfac-
torily antl t!uhe ~ places, Average about
twGilty to twenty-five hltsIle's. :.
Gtn1Mhl-croljs IN this Vicinity arc good.
f!n!!i expected 10 9e over t'!e nycrnye,
l!M!ss!osoL,lM Five goMs!tiom; probable
paxtOll-fiol4l twenty-five blsIcls., :.
GMil Fotks-Nlll 40 about 1lyo bushels
brioW thuayerage. -: i 80.
FIsilors-Ylelii ahout twenty-five bushels,
, 1881-08-17
THE WEATHER
SIGNAL, HEnvrcp

OFFICE OF THE CiriEp Sn...
WAslfiyaroN. u. t., Aux, ~, !, ,osr1cEn
tho Tennessee and Ol,to Valiov ~. u f.-ft,
weather, i,orllicnstctly win;,ss warbler Ill.
shifting 1 70 soutllerly, lower prcs,um nsnenl'r
For the Lower Lako region. wa,s
weather, ,nossibly followed BY ioraa iast NJ
easterly shifting to southerly wln1s ,ss, s1s',
For tho Upper Lake region mr., 1r,.,.
sissippl Valley. partiy cloudy weathps bpst a!s
local rains, warln soMtl,erly wintis it IVY %''a
bnrometor, generally followed hs 'aIl!ns
barometer, and colder northwest wI:'. ~ ns'as
For the Lower httss1uti Vo,l%am.nus l%.nus
weather, with lUcnt rilllls. wnrn, cI, Cloudy
ycerll'g to colder, northwest T wf,1oo s1ooatastlf
fo5lowgd by rising tarnmeter, Aas la'Ills
.,, lno ClilnI Slgnnl Oflicur Of tho Arms a.
'iS'ies ti!e io'lio9wilE spceial bnIietln: 1u''
nrdsta y s''o'io't ~ S,reo,l q %lnts indicates h.
flor,!a; aoyeral l!eavy ralls l,avo \. SfSaths.p
Florida md local rains in 1int,aS,. 1Gl!en 70
sUtn, the Luke Superior rcrinm rim@'.a, III Alne.
rMte. Elsewhere fntr wcatl)er is ua t9o.sl9 Ny
S0uttiGaasefly Wlt!us Ar1 retuyyictl ro.. aea:
tue mississippi River nlnl Ii, tho Unnm,re mest .t q
reGinni l,ortllcnstGrly in. other ttsttlet. taSs
,,, anG tc.ihnlat'ifo y 0eipw tue nleal a. n,
Lower Lake rcgion. 4 wnru s W,.yc e1,a1Sa a,a lia
from minnesota. TO Yaxas, In Nn..Iea. NsMSua.
Texas md tic Indian Terrloriss itlhusIsa tha ;saa
perAture ,as ranged abuye i0O tlcgrreae 40 tSIa' r.
following nrg special tenperatsirrees:' p','s ,as
p9rt 1S,, q; bn'rI,et% 'd, q md 3acbec, q; '. IT,
cisco, co. Tlle hurricane In te rnIf '| T. ~
sequence Of Its truck being nE,'n,'v,na ~ con- eea
vents Il forecast OF tho weather fhm,,ryaLss. vs..
fpr tho 4Atntltie Stntcs. On lint ,isy ias.
ruins aro Indicated fur tho Lake resion1,t t'@
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,
, 1881-08-17

continually during tho nlEht, made stomach
s[ck fron the stifIocating ottorS OF the placo:
nights tnadIv. an,nsl, Tho windows to III, III
tho piercing ,willsl ratller than breathe to,tucr
tho polluted air. Vcrnin nre,. attacking
the prisoners, atitl contagious. Diseases nre
spreading during tllAt nwtMl night through
!irc!ennllIicss. Tho g,.urls Will i,ot reil,nin
III the rt,ntl It Is s1 foul, ailtl often ilftornl-
ty +. their ahsclMe y il'itontro!tetl. III the
darkness Of the l'iEt't yo wlll sar serea,ns
uf senfiIng; md nil Tint ca!l b. done 10 pre-
vei't tfioso UutrnRes Is for tho bettcr class Of
nun, Wlltll tt1cre nro enough nf them, to Gnt
tho won,en ia quo cnrner, a,,d stand a$ y wn1l
win would attuck tlle,n. l,Nt tllts caItn0t
always bu donc, MS ,nnlly Of the l,ll'll nr0
cilahetl e. Ennas nf tho worst crtnI!inals.-
t Esfy =, Y ff1iws acd FROM w"n! dss iS;s Mosn 9r,
II kiinwfl to DO trae-llmt young girls sent
FROM tho best families 10 StGer!at, exl1o fnr
thn itoltfc9l Otfgllscs of their faintly ll.yo
ff f4 yics ,s T. ,s'ss tsss sas fsS te EH, t
nights passctl III tic vle etnus, even though
llcrolc efforts were 1nalo by fcllow-prlso,lcrs
10 snvc them.
slrntl by tile wnyslAe ditch, Or falling sick
near SONS city on tho roatl. they .nre tra,s
iSrrctl to z Mtlly.'llal,a'tEet hospital, wl!ere
ssap s'v ts9ess s nsa s9 S9 sss e or ~ oyof as1 a
T. n1t,,r @ ~ H. =. si"l H.. X" trtnfsi nn,.1n ~
s,rns H. HgnsM lng FAVE S9n
~ 'ti,sc .! ats
nf erny ,epictv' p av' @ ~ H." Mms" ,ui;, o"nd
Tlti: COUNTRY OF TIE wNETcltED.
"l1ore they. are sool,, put to hard labor,
,vnrkfng frOhh brcnk of tiny I'll aftor hight
full, bnrrUwtng In tho mtles, brcakilu 1rD by
lAtitf for tho KrcNt s,lleltlng.wOrl;s, digging
uitcilcs, building roads, att lal0rlng ycnr
nftcr ycnr l,aprlcsiy, ntrtcsly. H. tho dcyeloIt-
1llelit ot thu natural Riches lii tl,ls country 0t
from lono Unless olliciais choose to coniiitl-
nicato the rewB,--slIlt out absolutely frUni
MI Of mankind except. their wretcletl coll-
pNnfnis iEt extig: spcd, wNtcl,ed. suspected,
cruelty punished, they long. for deatll or de-
llyorallce tint seems etcrnnlly deferred. Tho
more refined atlu delicate prisoners Are given
the 'nca,,est md most exhaustive aiitt dis
h,,lnllatetl aliuost beyond human endurance,
Ntld, lkU nll thu others, nre Whipped to their
, 1881-08-17
f!Hr hc aplcarcd very lank nnd hungry. Con-
siderable lntcscst will nttach ID tho little
while CIR rrlnntnlng MI tho Island,
WASHINGTON.


1.A1.OisEtts IN PUBLIC STORES.
WAstt,KarnS, u. T.. Aug. 1G-Sccretury
Window, lit letter to Collector lsobertson
regarding tho petition Of 1aborors III tho New
York public stores, wrlcs:
Tho lt,oa 0f doing tito work In public storo
ny thu cUfltrhct aystefn lustonu OF hy unv-
ernlnont nhlr uri1factl nt,Iy III II desire tU nil
minister tho Ultsuna ttisl,less With na much
economy MS trAetignblo: tut ut tho aninG titlu It
ts af cutlrsu reHnsit lint tito work shall lIe vol
t1tllto. and tn tho satisfaction Of tho eustatais
officers. Tho r0nt Elut fur tlulttg tho work itl
p,lbilo stnro hns already l.rot awarded
70 Reyes d Rt!cki'py, md thorefurG II Is too
i!.to to s9nsi.lor thp l,rtnriety q gramtlna tho
!itltlcr Government snpnrslsto,i. but tho cot,-
ttc!GtIt bond TOR tho prnper performance Ut thcr
ctilttnet. Frn tho advertisement transmitted
you will SEQ tint YOU nre rcstta with tho pOwcr
thtrlcot Nny cinploy6 whom tho cu1,tracturs
tlsny PROPOSE whu, III ynur opinion, il nut qnnf.
it.tf for tin work. arid who 10 not proper party
to- DO employed III tllo Hfarc.
II ut ,tlfy tlHg thoro Bfiall bn anr rcm!ssress
III tho rnrt Of tho contractors to perform thulr
wrk. or II It shall nut bo d0nu to tho satisfaction
uf your officers. shall consider 1t Incumbent
upon yotl to report tho fact to tito Department
for at1ch notion rs It may deem prnpor. think,
Unless othor rtlsnns nrn fDtjli1, TINT prefer.
uico el,tiIfl ho given by tho contractors tu mon
nlrendy efnpluyull III tito ptb'lc storc.-- least
u th0so. WIN hAvo boon tliorG any length Of
l!tD. and WIN Hro familiar With tho work. I
will thank you 10 communicate to tho PARTIES
transmitting tho petition aud tto contractors.
, 1881-08-17

,,,,ss ssverai .l,1,,I miles from tle place d, -.
fho , shock ~, wns distinctly fell t. y ,ssfspao
1dal,o' on t''c extreme west ofths y ~ Aeas.
aatl At tho mouth ol tho H,1,a.a w. Ma psaI,.
tllstauce of nhnut seyen,y.pra p'aloil Rlse,,
News frnnl tunas Irnjti9 r,sl ~ niles l.,.s
,a ,!II, pr s. sitike T. iss!'g Is tto IT, a
N't NJ u y ~ yet s ylssSe ts u p;,s.
Evtlu!lcGs nf volcanic actioss ~ the p|.ss
perlntt exist In many pjacnx ~ ~ Iso1e fot7sts
vtclulty. SO far rs anDears ~ ,,Ne i,ie Im,aedstl.
inss TINT! 4 thousand fcct nbavgs bsng opening +
tho South Fork Of tho Eiear%stnste the I'd 4
u three ml'cs ri AtIlnut's traiia iaad viii.
Mount llallo and florcf,ce. "a1'' between
, 1881-08-17

CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF CINCINNATI
CiSciSsAr,, O., AWE. ta.-Coadjwtor
D,sllop Elder to-day ordered prayers for tho
recovery Of the President Il, all the Roman
Catholic churches III the diocese of Clnclu-
init. Tho Bishop las also completed mr.
ralgemonts for rcorganizIng tho parocl,at
schools III which tlse history Of tho United
studies. nlltl especial Intention Is 10 bo given
to the culture Uf good InOrals.
, 1881-08-17
LOCAL CHIME.

August 1obraskt, II Folandcr, "a years old, was
yesterday before Justlco kau{mAnu FUR v ceM-
Inal assault upon AuEusta CASHIER, tho N-year-
oltl daughter at i saloonkaoper ut the aor,lUr OF
Fox plaGo Rnt Nubu atgaet, lie acknowledged
eysrytblaR, but elainled tho Rlrl e9nsontHa, aud
tho aon,r7ary, 4asastod Ihat vloletsso hull haen
tluno her, aild hcr fAth9r xtuhbUrnly rutusgA to
ctasnl ~ tho tnAtuh.. Thu tlc{ehlu4l Has thcre-
Edward Nc0sHth wne knnukul down aud
lubtaa Vi Staj Ut l:9 u'aloek yesterday mosniuy
on tho ut,r..er ot IL Hallq aau Bolth Watvr
fronl lehtltA. Ilu nIaas sturdy reslStaiics md
fttsed sAtA Ut uutGfy ~ 10 4ttru0t tha attention
tue scene IL tlus " Rsrvst 0uvVt the rpbbtEs, u
, 1881-08-17

ACCIDENT. Ar = COAL.stTAFTs
sYpstio! U4patth to Tia LAttt,rc Tribune.

CrNTHA1.IA, ILL.,, Aug. 18.-l,nst night
William Cratg, mt Of curiosity, went holilld
Tic wires stretched to quart tho euA9-s!,alt,
md craned lis neck over tho ola Just IN
tfn.o to cntclt the cagc. It started tel, fcct
al,yo At,tt eA,iie town will rush, ta,i,,,tiE
Craig's Icatl letwceti IT, md the CURLING, u1,tl
crushing tint lneinbur to nh tirccpgniznhu
ittass. Marks Of the teGtls wure left III tho
lInnl w0od Ut tho curblnu. Craig WIS H we'll
ktt0wii alltl respectGtt inn nnsl leilycs ,,latly
ro1Ntfrcs ltorc. lie wns not lnarfIell.
, 1881-08-17

Daniel aud James Mccarthy, otp's'lt otp:,'xrlt,
wearing bsdgca lgle mud 30l, lespFv"'r. v.',.r.
together with Frank l.uuera a,,d ltoeet! II
ton vese ycstoniny arrostcd for the 'a1ea' u
about $50 worth Ut scrap Iron fr}m, 10, Shetlu1a n
ltuskia iron ynri nj Nua. Isl s.a ~ sni -. team.
atreat. Thu two lnttur .wcro enployesx xrrv r stus
..ers by Nr. I,oskt and whsn l.. ,aSs Ss,, .sceI,r,
thsY notified lhe McVarthya, wao LOU l9assSt d. H.
wa9os from tho sano cur, aIu 1tss,t tron jsal.
posed OF tho property tu other W., soI 70
Harris Hrus., NJ. us Jefferson street1, In IND tA
loud t0 jacobson s. bernstein, oG Nv '''
Clark Rtgpgt.
, 1881-08-17
RELIGIOUS.


CnAurArQuA, n. r., Aug. 10.-rrestdcut
JOHN II. Vincent conducted the upc,li1.t; ex-
erciscs Of the Chautaunua Scl,oul Ut Tho-
ology organtzuA tn-tlny. Tic purpose Is to
promote supplemental training VI graduates
from theological scminar1es, md OF ministers
and pastors, y0,lug and old. The lsov.
Luther Townsend, D. H., Of Hoston Uni-
yersfty, md Dean Of tic Chantauqua School
Of Theology, preached tic inaugural scrmon
on "Jol,n the Baptist tho Pioneer Preacher"
Tho Archaeological Museum wits formally
opened tllls uftHRllonI,, nlld MI address lnliV-
cred by tho Rev. j. l.. kitturiAge. l'rof. j. II.
Corning dClverGd Il lccture on - 'Kapllacl
aud tlla glory Of Modern Palnt,ng."
, 1881-08-17
TRAIN-YRECISEtsS,

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. ld.-A Sun Anto.
Mo special says n,l unsuccessful attempt WIS
,nude yesterday to wreck MI oxcnrsio,l-
train having on board $50 men, women, mid
children, by Inying Ties across the track.
Yllu traIn WINS goilg Mt tho rato Ut thirty
miles MI llour Wlluii tho eMHl,lU struck tho
tics, which weru thrown from the trauk,
batlly brulsEng five iuen ruling Oh tho cow
catcher,
, 1881-08-17

I1IpQIlTED HORSES rot CHICAGO.
Special Dbpate's 10 Tbs Chicago Iftbun.+
TonoSTo, Ont., Aug. 1U.-'Ihrce carloads
of valuable imported horses passed through
tho city last evenlne ell route for Chicago.
During tile past faw weeks 4 great many llno
States, tlIa majority of thom going 10 Miclil-
gall atld Now York State.
, 1881-08-17
AN IDAHO VOLCANO;

LEwIaToN, ldall0, Aug. 1a-A volcanic
eruption took placo ilislde ut u mountain
south Of tho S0uth Fork Of tito Clearwater,
about twenty miles east OF Mount Idaho,
Tuesday, the 9th Inst, seuatn9 forth, = col,
u.AN Vt lire as,d s.upka several hundred. fpet
ln A!glt, alA yoek Which fell Q distance Of
, 1881-08-17
INVESTED WITH THE rA1l1uA1,

INVESTED WITH THE lALL1uAI+
PORTLAND, Orc, Aug. 10.-:Io-Iny tho
ceremony Of inycstiturU Of tho l'a1lfnn, WIS
conferred ~. tito llt.-llov. Archbishop Scghrs
.I'ass WIS celebrated by tic 1lt.1scv, ~. Jung
cr, Bishop of Ncsqually. At tl,a end of tho
lnuss tho Rt.-ltov. Uisll0p Bro,tlel delivered
" surI,lo,l. Archbishop Scglirs tte,, made his
profession Ut fRltsl, Mt tic conclusion Of
which Bishop .tllngcr conferred! upon his
Graca the ArGhtuplscopatu Insignia. Having
Archbishop took possession Of tho throne.
, 1881-08-17
THE GRAND HAVEN MURDER.
SpfEtdL pHpatfh 10 Tie ChItaou Tribune.

GI.ASn HAVEN, Mie1,,, Aug. 1a.-Thu
coroner's jury re1Nloretl II verdict this Mlorll-
tng tint john Algu!ro killed both lis mother
alltl the c0iorctl Inail Grce1l,-no negro by
sll,ot1ng lltn ill tito .lleaI with tho ssotgul,,
null lita lnttllcr by Il blow uil tito buck ut tho
llca.t with tho stock Of the gun, which was
broken.
, 1881-08-17
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

STEAMSHIP NEWS. u,
New YoIns, Aug. 10.-Arrlsca. tho W"
pllalla, from Hamburg, =.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. tU.--Arrisod sh' aF
l.pSnnS, Aug, 1U,-.rha Canadian. VI.
a[0ntfcnl, anil tho NecEar FROM New lV'A'
lAY4 arrived out,
, 1881-08-17

B0fetal DHpaf<h % T6s Chleaoo TfibMNe.
Folsr WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 1B.-.Joscpl
Ramp, 20 years of age. was SO badly injured
by faltlng on tile betting IN n sawlnlii In
Colunlhtn City this morning that he died
this Gycliing vt q aFcloGk.
, 1881-08-17

ber. Sl,o wns tressctl IN travelling costume
green aai m ls gnid. will, honi'ot to iia.ci, lice
Ut thront fastene,l with n costly nnl bcautl.
fnl broNG!l Ut diamonds presented t'y tho
groom. Tlsa groom wore 4 pl,tfb nnd simple
devoid Uf show mid DalrnLlllGll.
, 1881-08-17
DROPPED DEAD.

spRf&ds Os9psstfN y tn ChltdoU IFklnks
Co1nw.arE,e. allcl,,, Aug. 1G,-AIuhlou
Darn!lart, Of uniou Township, dropped dead
nj hts residence this forenoon. lie was
wcnithy aud Influential furlner and Ind lived
IN tl!s county forty years. liz was abont I'd
YHQlH old.
, 1881-08-17

Richards and paG worked q sr!pham.u1y a.1y dsrrs:
iroA foundry vt Vuimytu. Mo. lhes hes,"msrt.A w
TO llehAfds thrxatenLug to put pnn .!., 70 ri. !
der the hummer, Duff dared nIin LII, i. pfost1
fearful Appulntsr enst.ea. bat uirud iQts 4
strong eno9sh Tor his puspo4e' a''s 4.
baud,
, 1881-08-17
GEN, HANCOCK,

PORTSMOUTH,, N. H., Aug, lG.-0en, 1laM-
noo, viii, his family, llo was greeted ut
tho depot by largo crowd, md appeared
on thy platform III response to calls Tor
R1tepCf1fR - ~
, 1881-08-17

CUT IN TWV.
Special Dispatch to Tns Chicago TYtbttHS

spteiat Dt'pdfth to The chteaoo 7rtb.ns.
CESrnALrA, ILL.,. Aug. fU.-Lato this evcn-
Ing MI intoxicated strnnger, uamcl I4askey,
WINS rui, over by two cars md MI engine, md
Instantly killed. Ills body wns divided IN
two, md he was otherwise fcarfully mutIl-
iltnI
, 1881-08-17

THE MINT INVESTIGATION. !:
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.--In tue Mint IN.
vestIgation n number ut attaches uf tue Mint,
ballkcrs, md bullion dealers were called by
the tlctplsu to provo that no fsly0rtt!sn, lIaI
bcuh shown IN tho purchase 0t bullion,
, 1881-08-17

PACKAGE FOL. l1ARTNrANN.
Special Dtpdteh to The Chicago Irtbuns.
HAMILTON, Ont, Aug. lU.-A small pnck~
neu arrived ut tic Custonl-llouso to-day n1l-
dressed 10 q. Block, which, 1t will DO rotnoln-
beretl, was tic llal,le under which Hartmann,
tho Russian political refugee, visited tllls
city,
, 1881-08-17
NOTES.

WASHINGTON. y. e., Aug. 1G.-The hail
Way MaIf S"wsihteMssents to-lay REFERRED
10 II committee tho subject of heating postal
cars In such manner rs to prevent fire III
cast Of accident to the trnfll.
, 1881-08-17
NnTAlMG Tn no,

sp*etal Dt,paseh 10 114 Chisaoo 7nSans fs' st.,s
SPllly1pIKLp,. ILL.,. Aug. lo-the t,!r,ut
Doarl OF Equalization met to-day WsaS :lasS ~
to adjournment, but found ~ Das'''7'
tr0tsuck
, 1881-08-17
POWDER EypLOSIoy.'

QuEItEC, Aug. 16.-On Saturday last tho
fog.gnn Oil Bird Rocks exploded tho stock
OF powder Mt tic stntioi,, killing Mr.. Cl,ius-
SOIL Cooper Ills son, and Ill assistant.
, 1881-08-17

IEMrll1s, Ionn.. Aug. lG.-lienry Foster,
a ncolorcl taynur, five miles n0rtll Ut Cow
lngton, Tcnl'., was cplled out Of his housu
lust night and shot to tlcatl, THO assassin
, 1881-08-17

oPFEt4F 0E9p9EtH 70 TIE (HtF09' II F1H"" =
New YO1tK, Aug. 1U.-TcnperatOre: 3;I
.. ILL.,, 10 0'logrccs; .. ILL.,, Is; 0p. tl, q; II
Ill.,, o.; average temperature, tBlNa; average
temperature for corresponding dalo lass
yi.ttr ftfK