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, 1881-09-30

TIE TRAGEDY OF ST. ANACLEr.
5ptetai Dipatth to Tht Cheaoo Tribune.
QuEHEC. Sept. 1j-Th0 tragedy at vt. .shaclct.
Tho nelghlH'rlng parish to ltttnuuskt. arpcars IN
haso been ono OF tho most hurrlblc murders ever
ftrnctratcd 1T this c}uHtry. The nccttscd Frat
cois Morca,', aud his wlte md supposed victim,
tielnnr!se ltuy, left the htsiRc tHvGthHr m tho
.nnrn!ng ol frtday last to worK at the hay Ia
thelr fiels, md during III Interval Of rest IN tho
middle Of tho .iny tnpnsher nuts. Emma at lau-
rant. n girl Ut u years. daughter or tho woman
w FORMER 1narrEaKe. reEnunca nlune. III tho
And ,lcsp,te tho. appsaIs ot her mother
TINT ahc I,e ntiowcd 10 accompany, them.
AsSa 4S'4c Hsask s alone n Tue 3 eSff arc Hfta'' 9rs
l:usnn II heT lnather had rt.!urnesl. itcccivng II
tinsht!ss reply he went 4. Fraustt* ftemtnnx,a a
woman, tut without Obtaining any Information
Of her. \ search was inmGdtateIy instituted
~ M Of ths nrxh1o. w srns sat
until next ranr,'lng. when me Lrtnselx came
st'ross q track a* II sofae,tlng heavy had been
sasllc utu tle EHu,y Ut ie,neriHe Itoy dit l.urz..
thy remains were put it vchcln, and driven
inc others thurc, hut rutur1lvd aianr 10 bis own
hung. lic was lEruuvht over. howovcr, I" Tho
e sass " ssd c1 wf1 s,ss 81. T h *aem HIM hs s.ks s
MS 'es sfssca mss as "";Ss,sS s. s se
y tse a,y ~er, u 'a0 seasSy easton. s' tu as Ss
that the vlcilm hn,l lust all her bloui by rupt
WEI Of the scf fgoxn The ary gn
THAT !le1nertsc ttnr dit 1nuxon waa assnsinateh
% the 10th September irst 4, tho Parish ol st.
is due to wounds inflicted Upon tho head by m
nrn Or uthor Instrument, and that frajtcoa
orea,i. tho husband Ut tho Victim. having bcell
tbe sad ijefner.so itnvtiis Iiuzou, il appcart By
tho pEpnr that tho snl wounds wero inflicted
On tho hasad Of the deceased by tho sul Frasols
, 1881-09-30
FIRE RECORD.
CHICAGO.


A still nlatm to EnHlne Company No. 30 Mt $50
yustuEIRy AFTERNOON wis cn,ised by II fire in d
two-stoey irAtne houss ut No. j.. Ctuaver Btrsct,
owned md occupied by William Ruzkusky.
Cause, apontancous combustion. Damage, <5U:
Insured fur Sl.100.
Tho alarm frotn I}oI IS al 3:15 Yestcrtlay nft-
ernoon WINS cNuscd by tho discovery of fro fl
tho large ttrce.stoEy franc building M. 178
West KInz'e atrcut. occupied as tho ChlcuRo
Pearl hurley aud Central Mills. ot Charles ESQ.,
tunn s. ca. The fro oriulnatotl oItsi,c Of the
ssuldfnE, It II thuught. An1 iear tho southwest
eurnvr. niiu IL supposed to hnts bucu unused by
eParkh frotn Il TssfnR locomotive. The place
WIS tired In q dtniIar n,Atlor nbiut ono year
ago. and wins quite badly dAmnYcd. Tho tite,
upon getting into tho Inside ot tho blfi.iAX
sprcad with grgNt randity, especially in the
lppGr storles. Tho building Es p,ynel by Lnits
Honctllot. Of Peru. 1nd., md WIS aamngod to
tho extent Of xl.UU ur <1.tO, and FL fnr rs
known was uninsured. Esennn's stock AMI
machinery was badly damaged, and the 'uss will
bu nbout 75 prr cent OF .$40Dt for which
amount 1t Is Insured in Edward Il. ltynit's
nKengy. Tho nnnlcs ni tho companies
could not DO ascoFtalnet m Mr.. Esctnnn wls III.
Able to get Mt bis safe lust night. Sumo thought
tho fro VIVA CAUSED by sparks from a }rs IN W.
r Rend'B tual Office ut tho corner 1T Fct'rln and
kfNzto Streets which wis exttnxiIishcd By
Chemical Eug!ne Comnany No. ] at :.:45 III tho
afternoon. but tho ttcmcH say this Is not possi-
bic. Mr.. ttund'e Office was only slightly dRnl-
aged, and WAS nrcd BY sparks from. Il l0coino-
tive,
, 1881-09-30

Tho leEltn Museum bus during the last sow
day. hecoma enricttu ~ tho reception Of a t0l-
lection at archaeological trexsurca 0f m att,-
Rether exceptional character, lndeett, It tn
quite unique, no other Productions Of tho kind
being known to exist. 1t consists OF the long,
expected seuiptures 9ft,m santa Lucia dc Cosu-
matgapan, III dustcmalA. The IMboEa ounneosed
with thuir transportation to lgtltE. u, behnlt OF
tho Rdmtntstsaion Ot the ltoya! Museums, have
oxtahded over NJ less than hye years, THO tFss
step in tho enterprise WAS thv exploration by
Prof. HastEau In the year lH;H uf the site Ut
the ruins, and hts SECURING by contract tho
sculptures for Berlin. Subsequently, he aud tho
late nr. ncreudt. the Rrestest authority On Cen.
IRA! American archaeology. undertook the supur-
fntendeAce Ut tho removal. Thu work was
however. Interrupted by tho lenth OF Dr.
l!orendt. WIN snccumcd to The climate. Herr
oxerted huself In tho matter, and the soulp-
lures aEo It lcngth safely lodged IN the Hotl)n
Museum. Among tho humorous uIpblt.ns Of
american archaeology, tho monuments of Hanta
Lucla aEo conspicuous: and all interested Ia the
antique world arc thase&UEa 10 ba couREatulAt.
ed that thoy are now opsn for study II onv of
tho great art Institutions Of Eurvps.
, 1881-09-30

Tho movements preaching the battla ut Frank
lih. Tonn., may bo OF intcFcst 10 the general
reader a. showing tho wonderful fntastsvo per-
cepuon possessed BY Gen. Thomas Itnu,esiIato-
" upon parting with Gen. Sherman At Qales-
willie, Ga, on the 18th OF November, 1904, to at
tend to Gen. Hood, ho OWNED tho latters inten-
nons md mado disposition OF blu forces accortl-
1ngly. Thomas saw ut onco that It was lIoud's
intentton to Invade and sublue, II possible, both
Ionnesseo md Kentucky, and under these cir
ouustanccs ha dectdad to rutreat to Nashylll,,
aud, III fact, had no othor COURSE to pursue.
Iaer commenced raco between the unlon and
Nehel aetnlcs for the possession OF Tenuesseo'e
Capital, marching on parallel roads. This retreat
from Columbia to franklin had boon very crit
leal analr. involving a. 1t did tho tnalu and il.
rect road to Nashville. The Rebolu had ~ ono
ume almost complete possession Of tho road but
mere tna1fy driven buck, aud the Unioa army
continued lta narch by hight In plalu sight OF
tho Confederate can,pAros. Tho ylelnity o1
Ffankita waa t1naity reached, wi1ero tho wuary
so!d!ers attempted to snatch few luonthfuls Of
1909. linols advance. huwcser, was Very rapid
md brllltAnt, Aul tue uniot, fpsu9a wero coM.
pettad to gctseat behind the temporary works
Arectod for the protection Of tho DsKYnXe and
asmmunltlon ar Wagons. During the night Of the
S0ta o. November tho railroad brldxe over HHr-
psth River had been repaired tuhclently to
snoW q re crossing OF the stream. tho lIne IT
psege tn tho laeantllas being rapidly formed.
, 1881-09-30
Observation-Disclosures.

6pkttdt 14odEeH 20 1hf L"tea0o 1f3nH&s
KALAMAZOO. Mich, BePt. 1.-pcrhaps tho
most elc9ant wedding ever held In Kalamazoo
was celebrated hete today at high noon at the
Rptscopa! church. the services being conducted
by tho Hector, tho Iev. Mr. Couover. Thr con-
tracing parties wcsc Charles W. ftogers, Of New
York City, and Vice. President OF tho MuntRou,-
ory Palace Btock-Cur Company Of Now York,
and bltas Nannlo Killings. whose homo s iu Den
vGE, Colo. Her father. james N. Billings WIN
iln" ftves In Donvcr, was formerly Government
Contractor at Chicago, on the South Side. whcro
he and h!s family nsc vel! known. 4 reception
thts t place, immediately followi9E tho cesensuy,
ont frnm Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. Doxter llfOwt,.
u. II: Unz. 4. T. lsRcnd, and oshesa: from, Dem
ver. Mrs. Billings E0thor Of tho bride, and btt6.
4. Rub, her aisIer. Quests .wcro present from
Now York Cry. petrt'is. aud other oitlef The
for Chicago, NpeFO they tamAin for u day nr
two. and then 8o at oace TO New York City,
whore Mr. hogers, who u 8snt!oman Vt wealth:
tho most elcgunt deagn and OF great value, ono
bong an sxqulslt diamond necklaces and looket
and wetlding.rlng, set with ulamo1lds. from thu
bridegroom to the 1rtde. Il. +. tBnapnl was hest
mAn Of tha occasion.
, 1881-09-30
RELIGIOUS.


IRISH CATHOLIC. y
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sent. .9.-The irish Cath.
ollo Benevolent unfon ct0sch lts thirteenth MI.
nual session here totlay. Thy following officers
were elected: rresitiunt. the lun.A. NJ. keclcy,
Riehmoud, W.: Vice- Presidents, j. G. Sullivan,
GAINESVILLE, u, and Charles f. Fink, Westmtn-
stor, lud.; Secretary, Aartii q. Griffin, phlln..
adolphih; Treasurer. tho Rcv. Jalnes Henry, Ut.
Louis, tfn.
Favorable reports wcrc rccatgssl from tho col
oniee Ut tho Union III Virginia, kH,lsas. and No.
pruska. A resolution 0f sympathy with tho iate
rros!deuts faulty utlu detcstation of his nssaa.
inntion aud OF Endorsement Ut tho Irish land
agitation wore adopted, anu various Gonatitu-
uonnt amendments wcrG acted
MASSACHUSETTS USIVEKSALISTa.
Sp9iNaFiEAo, Mass, Sept. @9,-The Universal
ist StAtn Convention, at tho closing session TO-
day, adopted resolutions expressing grief At
President Guttlolt'A death amt sympathy with
his family, de,lollnctny tho spoiIa systet. and
0ATlolu'a policy.
, 1881-09-30

A HLUE~t;,sAss uELLE.

4 HLUE.GisAss nELLE.
Ntss LiltR Sykes, tho chnrtnIng Louisville
belle who hns been visiting in Chicago for somo
wccks pnst. was rendered q rcry enjoyable re.
copuon last evening by Mas Florcnco McSa,ii.
at hef fathers handsome residence, corner OF
There wns vcrr select company VI la'ites nnd
gentlemen present, and tho eycuiug was heartily
enjoyed by oil.
Nr. McSclli's elegant residence, which has but
recently left tho hauis nE the decorative artists
Ia perfect marvel Of beauty, and tho
beautifully frescnoi wills, tho heavy Per-
s!au risgs which nse scatturod through
tim house, tho cxgutsit marble statunry In tho
nicfiss Art arches. and tic tnstofut appoint
1r,ents aro Indicative Ut tnstc aud refinement.
Thcse permanent beauties OF tho house. were
last evening cnhanccd by tho addition OF nun-
bcr of handsome ti0rat pieces, the work ut tho
Chcago Floral Company. On tho mantcl In tho
front paripr was Il handsome !lnrul horseshoe,
sud OIL tho centre -tnbe wero two lArae bnakcts
1T tioWurs. Thu plAalD bOre large floral !yrc,
aud bo.'.1aets a,.a 1askots 0t fragrant Towers
wore scattered through tho rooms.
o'cloek ana ii, no,ir liter tho % par,ors weru
hlletl with select e;'npany ot young Indies and
gentlemen: ai, M John Hat,d'a o,cbestnt was sta-
scsctons. Miss syk"s vas % pressntrd iS ta Gh s1,o
Eiiasts by Miss F.ofence sicNolii. Latvr In ths ,
9xaS ao Sx egaPS rpsrsa 1s IT, tas s
overture. "Naseottc"; witt. "0iisette" fan-
4Nas .elessn spa.nk Tssta
Song" Mendclssohn;. waltz, In tho Gcntre."
:. About 10 o'clock tho guests were Invited to
served by kinslcy. In the centre Of tho table
was y handsome crystal Gpcrgnc tl,cl with
Was veqg ssr .apor e
guests resumed tho dance, and it was kopt up
until reasonaely late hour. -
, 1881-09-30
OLD JERRY.
The Way lie Was 1seaten and why
lie Wants H1ur&ln1 Law Dectnrcd.

The Way lIo Was lseaten and why
lie Wants a1urtlnl Law Declared.
LHils iatk aaxtt!t.
Several dnya ARo old Jerry established small
restaurant, furnished with TWO pne tut,lcs and
four benches. It was designed for cotoecd tco-
plu and Id order to attract that class OF custom
tho OLD man hung out sign bearluR this plcco
or intelligence: "Frtcd Catfish" Next day a
malicious tiyn! rubbed nut the "tish," leaving
tho world to lnfcr that tho oil mum sold fried
cat; and thon entering tho restaurant, sat down
and asked:
:"qtn mo some of % yaiier spccio'.",
:" Vin @ ms sosi.o u or the tina fur ss,rt."
"Yer verb !!..nxers too much In do shade oh dc
"Iin no spring ktttcn." ... .,..
"Ter !eab grammar an come down to rithme-
yor's tryln tor ut through yur."'
@ Ysx Jim says dat yefs aot fried cat' WANTS
"Cas iisa, san. my s,Rn remarks
bet ysr i ho.s agla yor 'stablishmons dat do
algn saye fried @ cat wtdout ~ tMiah." T. H.,
"Do hoss il under dS shed yondcr, Ycr's q
man vt h0uor, 70 Ia |. Now let's 'ulds the gues-
Wneu the old man looked at tho align be threw
yuara. . Dc establishment Is yer own," ha said.
viii whlch tic I'D nun sarrsadvred ,no prop. Sp.
"WilI!n'ness Iegtts w1!t!n'noss, doan hits"
"l!ut ii tny statoaiyns cteUkod,"
"Yas sSh rd ssks my srthy sessions On
restaurant, In show au eqaai with, ness tGr
taku yer hoss. Fse nuodtn' NV 4 hoss mur'n /
future ofiiee," And 0afase shs rival coaId so. ,s.
't ID tho 'p horso. s nus whsu ho % iii @ reeoSer 10
rushed up, caught li!n by ono leK aud dga9Ked
, 1881-09-30

CONFESSION OF 4 ATlsAlN-SvRECxEt.
HAN FKAxcisCt, Cat.. Sept. 1t.-The fntr men
Eccentfy arrested for tho tatp attempt tn wreck
all overland traln near Cape Horn ntc now ut,.
derKotus preliminary examination ut Auburn.
Mason. otc VI tho pnIlY. has tnAte Iult cunfeE-
arms, etc.. ~ plnces designated by him. All will
undoubtedly he htJd Il, answer,
, 1881-09-30
TORONTO.

sptetas Dtspateh to 1as Chicago Tribune.
TdtOSTo, Sept ga civil action ts 10 be
brought agusnst Branch, the alleged Bedford,
1'a., torxcr. for the recovery ot some <lUu,0U
clnIexziud by him. WTlts hnvo already heou
served on tho lnoaotury Institutions In this city
which stop nil payments of ui0rvy on tho order
Ut Ilranch ur h!a family.
The brcnch.o f-prnmtse casc In which the
widow TItlutson sued John Faulkner for $1,000
damages las bucn concluded. The defendant
Ia Il tutster0lla old batchGI1rut Etobic0k1 Town.
ship. and Is reported 10 t1e worth FaV,uO. The
wiinw wks uuxiUus to shara his property, but
III every step Ut the proceeding Wis driven buck
by Johns foul tong4e. FIna!!y. however,. II
solemn contract was drAwn up. Thu prospect.
I've bridegroom found ertaCBmN!d. She uni
tho prospective bride had s0uae vino and john
whisky strItght. Tho purity proceeded 10 buy
iinery ut y prominent dry-vnlkis. store. hut tho
strMiEht bGEAn tu tnlk. Tha latlles c0uht
not rest under the leluge Of oppru-
broua cpitheth, apu the two partet IN
disorder, this uction being the result. Tie owl
dcnce did nut include loving epshpts. nE tha
widow does not write anu old 1uhn Is cautious.
During the examination Ut witnesses, tho old
lnMn VIVA nlwass jumping up nnd oxolatiulnR,
" TN ready 10 hurry her nOW." III h!a charge
to tho jury. hts L0rlahIp polluted uut TINT the
property bud not nMttr proposal Df MARRIAGE,
hut tho Man, Including his foul mouth. ShG
could not mMrry tho prOparty without thH tnnll
and hia foul !nt,t'th hetermlneh aor not to marry
him, ssc cDu[d uDt conffarate $@,AU OF ha prop
Urly Us llun,AEcs. The Jury .nccoralngly re-
turned verdict for tho defendant.
, 1881-09-30

6pttsat Dspdteh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
QCEnEE, Sept. .l.-Thc new company known
a. "La Soclctt Francafs dcs rhosphates du Can
aaa" has a capital 0t $l5u,0N and has alrently
commenced operations in this country. The
works arc unler tho direction Of Mr.. Maurice
Jcnutci. mining engineer Of Paris. Thu nrinoi-
pal officers ARE President, 81. Chariot, nj lsur-
lentix. .Ai1nintstrRt0r uf fIurdc!hisc Steam Nny-
lgation Company, AID Mtssrs. Arstdc, Hatnlr,
Mmu, PeyrclpnA, and GustAve CnnrChy. n. T..
D. rBrrault, flEt,-Ea,nsu 0f FrInrG, In superior
agent in Cunada, and Mr.. 1.,l3o,iRe In iMst,ectnr
ut I2uckInKhata. Tho busl,.ess otticc Will be ut
slnn!reAl u1sler direction N Mr. peTFa.1it, but
the head Office Is at Bordeaux. The toctcty in-
tends next yuar to establish workshops for the
manufacture Of BuperphusphAte.
Charges aFo n2aae II lnast eFtreHie cruelty
said II 10 practtced towards drovers Nhu arc
engaged In bringing sheep Qnd cattle fruM the
West II LerI! and In accompanying thea! ucrcss
tie ocean. They are supplied, 1t Ia said. with
kecp them A3lye, whllo nu brds aro secured for
thsul IN hoarI sh!ps whore they arc expected
10 sEeep TN straw Or hay ul0ng with cattle which
they haye III charge.
, 1881-09-30

New HAvxN, Conn.,, Supt. sQ.-Nearly all the
aftcsnooou mas occupied At the Aa!lay tEisl
With tho examination OF Robert Taylor, clerk
Ia Malley'a store. Ila sworo Jamea WAS In ths
story Friday morning, Aus. =, until dnuer-timo,
and et a:50 IN tho AGtesuooa. md IN tho storu
Thursday afternoon ttllo. The wltuoss admitted
visiting James 1t tho jail after tostltytug to the
Jury of luqusst. His statement today cuatFa-
dfotca hts testimony Ut tho Inquest. lIo denied
ha had over testified a. shown by tho stonoR-
rapher's notes.
1r. Painter teatlfed to an alteration Of &he
register at the Bradford Point Hotel.
Mn. Aetlly tsstlaed to seeing tho girl said Ia
, 1881-09-30
WAJIREN-CLARKE.

Last oventng Mt, Edward 6. WAEron 1r. and
Miss Kathoriue C1arkc wcro united ID marriage
ut tho Church nf tho Epiphany. The ceremony
WIS conducted in tho form prescribed by tho
Eplscopatlan ritual, tho Roy. r. N. Morrison
u,licsatsu9. There weEo neither bridesmaids
,!or gro1.nsmen. but siessrs: William Oliver,
acted rs ushers IN the evcninR IN fnforsll
reception waa held Vt tho residence Of tho
tho newly. wcldcd pair started. by the night
tga!u On trip to Washington, Now York, and
Boston. -'
, 1881-09-30

AfsLEHr;D CttO0kEDSE94.
NEW OntEAxs, Bept. 20.-il having been
charged that motnlers OF tho fSoarl Of 3fcalth
hayu beo0 improperly influenced tu tho uattnr
NJ granting privileges for now s,auwhtct-
hnusc. nt n meeting IT tho board tonight rcs',-
luton. n.was n.lopict' requesting tho grand jur7 to
Immediately investigate tho ALLEGED transar.
THUS nf my ncmtur ur tnctnlsts Df tho t"'ard
CoInpany, NJ other hsMlcs or pcrsons, with a
ylnw ~ improperly influencing tho EIoartl Ut
Health IN it, legislation Upon the crontit NJ
efhiiFhtcr- huuses within tho City Of Ncw Ur.
lCAtt9,
, 1881-09-30

Many OF tho lutte c1cursIon!st4 to Chattanooga
felt that they would havo ITO diioutty III hut!nx
tho dentica! SPOT at which thoy scaled the ridge
IN that grand and auccossful charge Ut the ra.u.
pRnt of tho Army Of tho Cumberland under tho
leadersh,p Of their lLolIxeh Thpmas-shat Incur.
nation OF soldterly qualities which generation
may not btlug to tho front. Hut It was found
that Father TtMe had not boen idle taeso many
years, and that tho !nroads Of the e1emouta On
tho htllsdcs bad 10 changed thel9 appearauoc
thAt recognition was next to impossible. How
ever, sau6E Gf tho seasIhefs Mac9 satisfied that
they had found what they looked for, cut a few
astcka for canes. and left perfectly satisfied With
eheis pilgrimage to Dixie.
, 1881-09-30

wrIto. q druggist. j." Kidney. Wort 1 tas ness
popular inHA1glnc wa cell" 1t should oo "
action un tho liver, bowels. aud kidneys. II you
have th0ss sytnpte.,a which Indicate hilio4ansM
Or durauRcd Kidneys DO no fall to procure It aud
use faithfully. lu liquid Or dry foem il u sold
by Ill druYElsts,-SaH Lska CIV Tribune.
, 1881-09-30

aFstRs QWp1EEH W I'm C'4ssugV 1TI1UnA
ToLEn0, O., Sept. :s.-Thc campaign will bo
openud for this section ot the 8tatc next Mon
day pJgbt, whun 0ov, Foster and ex.Qov. Noyes
will spcak IL Whites Hall An immense turnout
Is looketl for.
ty.thrua Senatorial districts mot IN convention
III tfta eity to-day. The!r number was saaal but
they decided 10 place a straight ticket In tho
Held and tlght It Aut on that line. finally they
no1ituur ed j. III. Harbour, Of Wood County, and
i. Sehaeler, Vt Fulton County.
, 1881-09-30

FoualtKEElafE, N. r. hcpt. .L-lha hopubll-
eutls OF tho First Dlstsirt elected antf-ConklluE
delegates.
Tsoy, N. T.. Sept. s,.-Tho Republicans Of the
Second Uistrlct slccteu four delegates caassel
Al StRlwurta aud one III antl.ssalwars, but atl
claim that they will aut for peace and harmony.
1toufEsrEn, n. r, Sept. =l-The itepubilca,
Convention split into Two conventions In tho
sa1uu ball and two scts Of dele9sies were elected,
, 1881-09-30
kilk.N1Anufacture-sF Not More &ucs
cCsstul IN This Country,

CItlnV tho $T,UG0UW 0f six fN6rlca pr{ldurGI
IN this Country. Consul Pei1otto. wrlttuX rsuln
Lyons. Famarks thas We hayu hot q single silk
dlature worthy. ot the nRtue, and are douendent
entirely upon Europe and Asia for The raw ma.
silk7 And can We Eeeltt2 Tho titst hgs ALREADY
Desn answeret. because. having aacertAtned
abllity to raso the WORM follows. A to tcoltnH.
tho tmposslblllty 0f cunpetinE BY haud lubor
, 1881-09-30

ny superhunnt1 efforts III the direction OF
pedcBtrianism ono May solve thu Chirkagnauga
puzzle. AtCrawfsh Spring. on tho right Of the
Euion lina of bnttic, stands tho Leo hnusc,
where Con. losocrans established his head
qMartors. Tho house itself has Undergone no
lnurked changes, but tho surroundings haye u
different npnc,lrance. Several small buildings
hnru been erected since the War, and wAtpr-
wheel hAs been bult directly over tho spring. to
which Is attnchcd Il pump, ana WAtor Is con-
veycd up tu Lco's h1uso throu4hn system Of
pipes. Gordon s. Lees mill hAs been destroyed
and rebuilt since tho War, hut hAs tho Same
general appearance MS OF old, With the exception
Of tho addition Of cotton compress. Thoucu
tho lines Of battla Gun be traced their
entire length tu Thomas' loft, whcre
such gallant stand was Hiade ly tho
Incompatible Thomas. Tho lines were ohangsd
during tho night nftor tho first days fight, and
simple breastwarks of rails. st0Gas, and logs
erected by thq Union boys. Afterwards tho rails
were generally removed by tho natives, md
1ome OF tho logs wcro Utilized for saving into
lumber: but logs and stones wcro left In sunl-
ciont quantities. to .nnrk tho limo Of bAttlc.
Tho line OF retecnt Into Chattanooga cNn also
bo traced with accuracy. 4 visit to tho bill oc-
ouplod by Con. Thomas IA h!a headquarters dur.
Ing the last day Of ChekamR,iRn battle rovea!a
some startling ovitlonces ot tho hercu struggle
1mnda there by our 1nassed artillery to cover the
retreat or tho army on that fatefu! suntny
evening. Tho bill, although visited by thou.
sards siMco tho Wnr and Its treasures sGnrGhed
out. y sti!! rich lu bpttercd and bruised n,es.
gravel and dirt will reward tho soicr for his
tronblo Al tho eolhl shDt, shell, swortls, sRhrcs
and everything ut any $40. hnte been gathcrsl
up BY the nHttyes and sold 10 visitors ns souve-
n,s bSt ellss nay yet 10 found Us re-
been explored hy tho az for tho pos
bullets are incasod lit six inches Ut aniid w0od
y qufte difficult to oxtraut them; nuI, besides,
the owners object 70 tho operation rs It destroys
the Timber. Which is, nf Gourse. source of con
hill thare stands plne trco liz whlch tho writer
counted more thln sixty bullets. The bullet
heals and from which sap continually nxudca.
Arrived il Chattanooga, the atranKo sight Ia
presented OF brick being manufactured from
fhs earthworks built BY ihs Union n'ca On theiF
arrival In the Town known ~ FNrt NeRlcy.
Many Of tho late visitors carried hu,ne brick
not Ia hls hat h4s III hla sAscael-as 4 precious
souvenir. Fort Wnod still rotalns its shape,
but most OF the other fortncations have hooti
ob1itcrated by time or demolished by the march
&1f {EupFDY8uEDt.
, 1881-09-30

Special phpateh to 1ns chteaoo Tflbunt.
OTTAWA, Sept :a..-An extremely ytrllent
foru, Of lIphthoria prevails liz some parts Ut
Eota Scotia.