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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-15

c. - GAs-s rsr aay Il AAna aamplss wossh %
naEtlAaa. Name els
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-15
4 Russian Story.

There is very pretty story told of
how a lovely Jewess in Russian town
saved her property and her life during
the recent attacks upon the Jews. y
great, hulking rufhan entered her shop
and bought loaf of bread. After
swallowing a couple of mouthfuls he
threw himself on the ground outside
the shop door aud began to howl pite-
ously that he was poisoned-the Jews
had poisoned him. OF course, an in
furiated crowd instantly assembled,
and it would have Jared i'll with our
Jewess if she had not dashed out of
the shop, and, snatchiDg the bread out
of the imposters hand, began to eat in
sight of them all. The crowd stop
ped, thunder-struck. a broad grin
dawned on every countenance. One
of them called out to her, "Alosha,
lend me your knot, will you ?" Then
the imposter started to his feet and
seudded off, pursued by mischievous
but no longer sauguinary crowd.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-15
Sheridan In the Northwest.
EIGHT HUNDRED MILES THROUGH A HirH'
HRro UNEMPLOYED REGION.

EIGHT HUNDRED NILES THROUGH A HITH'
ERro UNEMPLOYED REGION.
CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Gen. Sheridan,
being inquired of by II reporter of the
Tribune concerning his recent trip
through the Northwest, answered as
follows:
1--WE went through" said the Cen
eral, "a section of country hitherto en-
tirelv unexplored, and our researches
therefore had all the charm of origin
ality. We struck into the wilderness
from CHEYENNE, and were soon out of
the reach of civilization. We were
not within 200 miles of postoflice
any of the time.
what was the makeup of your
party p
"Thcre was lnspector-Gen. Sackett,
Col. NJ. V. Sheridan, Col. Gregory, en-
rineering officer, besides us visitors,
Gen. Strong, Gen. Hardin and Mr..
Sheldon, of Chicago. We had a cav
airy company for escort and were ac-
companied by pack train"
"How much territory did you get
over?"
Some 500 miles, in Wyoming, Mon
tana and Idaho Our daily march was
from Is to % miles, starting out at 6
in the morning, thus giving giving the
greater part OF the day for surveys and
observations. At the end of each days
march we pitched tents aud made our
selves as comfortable rs possible. Our
route Of travel was through the Black
Hills, then across to the Big Horn
Mountains, then over the Snow Noun
tains and down to the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. We were all delighted
with the wonderful scenery that aboun-
ded every where in that country"
"Did you run across any Indians
and wild gamer
ave saw few Indians, except the
Crows, through whose splendid reser-
walton of 10000 square miles we pass
ed. Our guides were Grow Indians.
As to wild game, there was any guam.
tity of it. We killed all the elk, an-
telope. bear and small game that the
expedition could make use Of All
the streams were filled with trout. so
that we had a very satisfactory bill OF
fare. The weather, too, was perfect.
All the time we were out the only
storms were two little sunshowers.
After spending a few days in the Vel.
lowstone Park | went down to Colo
RADIO, where | joined my family, and
we returned to Chicago"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-15
A Missouri Romance.


From the Sew York sun.
Frank Martin, n handsome young
murderer, was under sentence of death
in the Jail at Laclede, Missouri.
Time hung heavily on his hands, and
for diversion he wrote tender notes to
the SheriH"s daughter. Maggie. She
did not reply to the first halfdozen,
and he was on the point of ceasing to
write when he was surprised by SEN
timcntal missive. Their love-making
progressed rapidly thereafter, and of
course they soon began to plo. for
Franks escape. One night the girl
unlocked his cell, and he saw that she
was in boys clothes with her hair
cropped close. She put pistols in his
hands, led him out Of the prison to
where two saddled horses we're in
readiness and together they rode away.
This happened last November The
pair have just been caught in Tennes-
see, where they had married under as
sumed names and settled down "a
farming.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-15

ss-orders BY mail win receive prompt
attention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-15
An AstonIshed Boston Man.


From the Bs=ion Transcript
To a Bostonian travelling through
this western country some things look
queer. A little incident | saw at
Quincy, Ill, | thought worth while to
write you about. We arrived at the
depot hard on to midnight, and made
our way to the foot Of the depot to a
row of omnibuses and entered one.
When full, TO our astonishment a
rather prepossessing young lady came
to the door and asked for our baggage
checks, and later for our coach fare,
after collecting which she alighted
and called TO the driver, "All right,
Charlie" Inquiry revealed to us the
fact that this girl had 'just bought
out the bus line and runs the bust
ness" Think Of Boston girl doing
thisl
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-15

WHETHER we sCeak evil of man
to his face or behind bis back, the for.
mer may, indeed, seem the most gener-
Gus. but vet il i a great fault, and that
which We call reyiling. The latter is
more mean and base. and that which
He pgopsziy aalss =lae baekbitiag.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-15

80 Printing done In the besi sayEs, 60
short notice and ct the lowest rates.
, 1881-12-08

room where hts wife was elcepina, kissed her
three times then. drawing pistol, shnt. her
1, nu s,, ne anys = something crossed bin mlnd nnd
FA'.i. 1tiysi,. Ma.s.. Dec. 7.-rrank eharon. n
yo!nH t!arbcr. went htsno laat night, entered tho
three times, ard drawing pistol Slut hor t1en.l.
bharon says something crossed his mind and told
1% t. e Il Is s. Ffo*s1 sc eeS f. e1S'o% %etao
who ehot Fathsr sicCarthy last Sunday. reached
hero last evaning and was driven rapidly 10
anxious to lynch he prisoncp out tue dispsy p II
fesoiyer* liy tho ,nfIccrs prevented voleiact,.
f.si,, FashsE MCCARTHY , ca It nniaht. bit before
stsnces of tho assault.
k1ar'I Tnor. VI, Dec 1.-THE eramna tion
child murdcrcra. bntl yesterday, resulted in t,cr
tlsehnrrn, tho Court holdlna ttat i'd o!Tenses
committed by tho wife in connection with l,nr
tue ht!sband's coercion. 9nd hos him nlono re-
apons!oto. Peters !. still a. large.
W.: ri e9 sf q ns ;nsis bo iso g,e 1c
tlo Mo1lie Hngulres, ehArged With tic murder
nf m Maurico ii.aly, 1s sreatinR lntonsc interest.
II dao Goast.ao,isc IS crowded today. number
spteta4 Dtpaseh = T9s cateaso Tribune.
GnASn KArips+ Mich. Dee. 7.-.-,. l.. cIncknor,
,nf or renAirtnx for few old frie.ida Or Tor
ether oa 5ow.Hcers .ce "a: robbed thls st.ernon or
and money. tho bcst OF tho Hools Il, h!H cnro.
He WINS waited IN by u Hnn who scnt him af,cr
clock t. ~ imnRinary place., When he was
nEs MDtSEa Ia, Dec. 5.-Jutne. StcCnhc, who
ki!lel the s.year-o!d son OF Mr.. Connor ncar
sa s, ssav Sst Tfek @ ra' tSapy
wat accidental. and he ran away through fear.
G0iaINnus. @. Deg IA speelni says: ".ren
1T Troy, ton!ght by digging nlt. Most nti wore
GeaarKed eaaK w!ta enltentlnry otfcnSos. None hive
DEs SI0iwga. H., Dec. T.-0or. Gear is III re-
CcIpt OF authentic Intelligence that tho Msrsr
, 1881-12-08
BEER.
Formation Of a Western lsresvcrs' Aaso.
'clMtloM-lkntitcnE Cl,unscs TO Isc NEudo
iii f1tn FfufNtnasA

Mammalian or q, .ya.to-,, ,,..,,,.,
1".n"'ton u NestcFh AFe"cfH' Aaso.
'ciutlols-lsndtcnl CJaun.es to Isc NIudc
III thu IsnAtlaesA.
M,tw.,ufrr wta IN, 7.-Ma,,sI, ~, =, a..,,,.,
,,' oNht "''.' ''oc' oc'.'-N"."!tostaha'usta tao
dehs'lt or many OF fhe lcat|IuE breWors Of the
city, 1t has been learned from bruwcra that ar.
rnn1cments nre 1,p,iI,tv i,et wcn rho trc,v,rs or
Mt,won.1n. r,htn".,, - s,t. C..,,,''.t ~
' o""ae".I' e'e.so' o'' 1Ao"'a' c'hc'nu"''' Ho'
trolf. AMI Louisstl|a to os9nn!zo an independent
association. to be known rs tho Western BROW
crs' Association. uud thia f,aet nccn,,utu f,r ,hc
, 1881-12-08
A NEW DANGER,

A 1tinil'ns In Cincinnati Created by tiio
Telephone Mnd 1slectrfc-Licl.t Wires.
speetat Ntsualth to 7nt Chicago TrtbunG
CiNCiNSATt, o.. 1loo. 1.--An accident occurred
nt AnR's eiub.hAuao, ln this city, tutlny, that
happily WIS insignificant III tho result. but ter
rsfte In tho auKxustion Of possibilities. William
Crtlsse, mn emrloy6 of tho telephone company,
w,,a Aoi,t to Aug's to c0rront aumo trouble CUM
pnIhpd OF OIL tho iinc, which WIS supposed
to be q swlnkfnY cross. lie talked orGr tho
wiro to tho Fourth and Walnut Exchange,
md tUok tho tecpnnc from bis chr TOR
MI Instant, when Ito WIS mora than startled
by v1uteHt shock, accompanied by pntrs
vi stnoke from tho tntcrOphpMo aud telephone
an0 a Hush OF tlalna. which ho declares was over
SIX Inches long. At tho snlne instant tho OH.
poytant tho ewltcs,-ooartln In tho onoratnK. roo,n
ut tho exchange weEo trlvor from tholr pusts
pnntc-strIcken by tho saiIla startling pf,enDnio-
l,on. Tho acutent celiI only hnva rusultutl by
thu crossing Of tho eiuetrio light nud telephone
wires, and the contact WIS probably onEy for an
Instant. When tho ui!cr0phono and telephone
Ycro tnkcn otf md cxa,nitou, it wns found TINT
tho Induction tniIs bad boon bIirncI to
crisp and sotno OF tho ,nutnt fused
Naturally this got tho telephone.
people to thinking, and thoy wero not SLOW to ur-
rive at tho cuuolusion that, II Crssc had Ind tho
t1ophonu uRalllst bis car when tho contact ut
wires occurred. lie would l,ayo cternaiy lost the
chance Of promotion or discharge. Tho ruined
Instruments wcro sent to tEe Fourth nnd Will
mt 0ilco and carefully cxMmtnc.l by experts,
ptdoa probability Of danger front tho Wires coi-
i;K ~ eontAct, and suggestions wcre mule
as "iff T. ei,ts.r ss sa z s5ssss
Of tho Electric Light Comph1.y. wtl8 conferred
Will. At the tslephnne Titles: III conversation
WIN superintendent Eckert, hu said that hs
had mt leliuvcd there wMH l,,,y great ntnuunt of
11nnFsr % %iIk;iy to % nr!se FROM any such uuuseg.
~ hlF, WriAIGl)Ers " In order RJtlAfV r.
, 1881-12-08

a E4igli.Toncd Vugran& Sent to tho
D, WoTkllouse-'Tho Daily Calendar VI
8scaclIes Of tho Law,

A ERigli.Tonod Eagrans sent to tho
Worl rl5llouse-Tho Daily Calendar 0f
HrcaclIes Of tho Law,
sptttaf DApatth to Thu Ghieaee Tribune.
DAvESlUlsr, Ia, l>cc. 7.-One A. G. MetIuigan
was sent 10 tho st0ne.pite frolu tho pulIcu court
this Attorno0h Tor teH days OH thu ehAryo Ut
vnKraucy. Among tho papeEs tn ha pt,ssusson
wua q ccFtliuate Ut adsuissIo1I to thu Uuitoa
statcs Dlstrlcs Court dntcd ut Kookuk, jan, 81
t57t, mad properly authenticated. Another ccr.
tl@icAtu aumIttctl him to tho Iowa Supreme
Cotlrt, bearing dato Ut pes bIones, Juns I, 1871.
Atc0ul9nn bud bccn soliciting subscriptions for
q eoal.mlnluv c0Mpuny named in hls honor,
with an alleged capital OF $!00.o1l hut hs hnd
u!1o been beating b0arltuR+ houses and hanYtng
around Without Visible neaus OF support. HIx
home u stated ~ bs Cunssevilln, Appanose
County. MuGuignM is evidently crank.
Special Dtspatea to 4as Ghseaoo 7Ttbans.
MiLwAuKEg, Wis, bee. 7.--CAemist Lode, of
this city, hAs ctn,pIutal hts analysis Of tho
stotuachs OF the nuther and brother Of Jentz
Vern,eor, ot Alto. Fond Lu l1u County. pn4
found III ouch Ut thonl little more thun SIX tuen
9ratns Ut Arscn!c. TIC woman Juntz Yutmeur
lB ~ custody, and will DO given tTiAl Ut once.
Shu pusuled her rcIAtlfea by giving them Euaip
eharycl With arsrnic. Thu murdered lnUtAer
wus over W yvIrs Ut aye.
opfem' Hssp4seh IL 1hs t'htfaso 7ffhuns.
FALL. illfEN, 3luss,, Dcu. 1.-trlui Slar0l, u
young bavleE, went huut lust ulsht, rAselcl tho
, 1881-12-08
Our Montreal bureau,

spfftat Dttpaseh TO 1As Ch!eaao Tribune.
MONTREAL, Que, Dec. 7.-Tho infcruat ma
cbEno Is still engaging the attcntion Of tho a,,.
thorft1cs. The evidence OF Thomas boucher,
#ho nude thu discovery, WIS taken today. It
only dlHcrs froul what ho first statcd by tho fact
that when be found tho box he took Il home,
aud not direct to tho station, and. after opening
1t, hu proceeded to clockmuker Oh Metro DAtnp
etreot, who ordered hltn cut, as 1t was
I'LL Internal machine. Ito thon went to tho
station, and did not tell tho officer what tho
clockmuker had told hIM. which lott tho Official
III Tho dark, aud tho box was pusscl luto tho
lost-property routn, tho officer thinking so,na
ono would entt for 1t. Sir. Thomas G. Drajnord
President Of tho Hamilton Powder Coupuuy,
exniniued tho contents Ut tho uncxploded box
and confirms the experts testimony iu every
respect, except TINT he says tito explosive Is tho
t1auufactnre ue the 1topchunutUk Chemical
Eon,M!ny, Chester, Pa, Some wag IN New York
Police hore: "We havc rcached home safe.
sorry for failure. VIII do bettcr next tjule"
Air. Francis Latt1ar, stockholLer Ia tho villa
blarlo 1lnnk+ has suffered an nGtlon against tho
f1rlllEr Directors oT thAt Institution, who hclt9
otllce at thu tim1 OF its suspension. Tho chIrgcs
IN tho declMrhtiou are for gross neglect, spec,t.
laton, and Other wruug-do,ug which led TO tho
failure aui loss OF hatt tho eapituI OF thp bank,
Information Inns buot, received bore by tho
Ilan Consul uf tho Hrrest Of t!vo tnon in
Turin. ltA!y. who wore cnKuKed there In ctrcll-
lattuE tho Sin I001 worth OF nutc6 Btvou from tho
Consolidated Aank hero In l81d.
, 1881-12-08

Gptcfdl Htpafth 10 Ine CAttdsa 1%tbu,

dPtctdt 1Hepatfh 10 1he LAttdtd Tribune,
LoH1n'N, Dec. 7.-siunro, tho church Eunatio,
has addressed n letter to tho prcas, II, which tla
Bays: " 1.lst sabhath being u dny on which tho
death and resurrection Of tho Lord, JesuH had
bcen COMMUNICATED, to which Mr.. Murray.
pastor, in hls evening discourse had rofcrred to
In Ut. paula sfisslon. by saying 1t thoro was any
mum who could witness thu resurrection Of
Jesus III tho senso In which tho Apostle Paul dn,
to do 10. Thought It my duty, as q follower OF
tho Lord jesus, to place myself Deforo tho con.
NY s0A8nIls for doing so,'
-. Special Dspatsh 70 II. Chicago 1rtbuns.
MoSrNEAL, Dee. s.-At tho opening Of the
Grand Scssu,ls Ut the loace here, .Jutgv DuEWs
aal thorG WAY certain class OF loafcrH IN tho
community who did no' work except wllcn eutn-
thy principal offenders. lie kaye It Is hls
opinion that the sDslaitnx Of such offenders to
Ja bud nut thu slightest eifeGt OH thcill In th6
way II Eeforu, For certain claxst,a Of aiionses
tho Judge wishca THO lnsh to bo introduced,
Wifc- beMtinX Is one OF tho crimes which Jutluo
Dugas would treat In this manor.
, 1881-12-08

james W. scoyEtlc. Of Chicago, n cousin of
tnlteau's cu,ll,sel. wllo In NJ present visiting
III this city. Mr. Scnvillt RHvn I'LL Interesting
ACCOUNT Uf Il lefsonnl rxln.Ilnnen uf ,iia.ty
wears with tho nssAsli. md lescrllMll lin rs
eolt'-hl""rt, selfish. a,Ni thoroughly
!ilsrop.itablc, with no other Min IN
lIfe tlInh' to bccon,a nolnrl0ls. I[u
Expresses himself vcry strongly on
tho subject OF lutteau's Insanity, saying he
was perfectly sane, and has always bccn 50.
Mr.. Scovllo condemns his cousin, George
seoyilfc, md says he himself desires tho
vinslicatlon OF tllu law In tllu speedy hanging
OF the ass,lslDt.
, 1881-12-08
ILLINOIS MILLERS.


Sptttal Di1afth 70 1he ChstaQo 7Tihunt.
BFHlx1YlELDt ILL.,, Dec. 1.-Tha Illinois 3Il-
lers' Association met la this city todny and thia
aven!ux ut tho Leland Iiotal. Tho prominent
milors present wore D. II. Sparks, Alton: t. II,
Soybt, Highland; Il, G, Krei.,er. Jacksonville:
0eorgo l'ostoI. Masoantah; J. c. Turr,ll, Ma-
comb; ". H. Davis, uIassfurl; II. IsWhistiluorc,
Quincy; N. Underwood, Dixon; i. G. Wilson,
Olney; ilrurY suertnur, Carlylu; j. r. Ilayia,
HhnlbyvlIla; j. +, .Irubs, 1sel!epIIle; ". +.
urImalcy. bprlnRt!cld. 4 .co,nMlttep WIS mp
pointed to cnns,ilt with Huntley. itoleomh q
IN agroa,ne,t for u tcst uilsu ne
their Glal,n thut tho 0eor9u +.
nAst,elniion IL an fsl Infringement Of Tho Middleton
purlt1er, IN wllich tluntlpy, liu!uotnt, l. Ile!no
have feiaslEta pAtent. ul!lrera WGru cluctetl ~
Fresdunt, e. u. KreEslur; Suvretury and Troas-
utvF, T. II. Hcydt, lltyhlaud An ADJOURNMENT
WIN tnCu had 4lup die.
, 1881-12-08
william II. Weld, nj philadelphia

fFAH1H1u Ns ~ EllS HI k-ul1AGGl0fIblHt
Spsetat D1pateh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
PHiLADEtr1itA, Pa. Dcu. 7.-WIlIiI,n +. Weld,
ono Of the oldest md wealthcst shipping mer-
chants Of DOltou. died In this city an Tuesday,
Of paralysls. lie bud been resident Of ph!tu-
dolphin for only few years. liz wns one OF tho
old East 1ndfH merchants who did mich tu ntId
to tho commercial prosperity anu wealth Of Hos
ton In years gore by. for ho had retired from
active business during thu War. liz wns tho
senior pnrtnor Of tho flrrn Of William r. Weld l.
Co.. III Its time the richest firm euKaHed III tie
CAlcnttA tr1ldc out of Boston. Mr.. Weld first
gained notorleiy rathor than reputation as de-
fendant In 4 suit brought nRRInst Ills Nrm for
leirAuding tho Government by differentiation.
The suit wis brought under tho old iaw which
gave tho motics to tho inf0rnicrs nnd tho GUS
toms officers, md tho firm finally compromised
tho suit Gy tho payment or e30U,0O1 In cash
rather than havo their hooks retained In tho
custody ri tho Government for an Intteiinit
pcriod. 1t was always IN open question whethor
tho Government coul hnve guIned 4 vcr-
dict II tho mA&ier had bcen left
to Jury, but, undor tho laws
inon on tho stat,ite-book, It was cheaper for
thom to compromise thAu tn light, with tho
Government in complete possession Of tic
books which contained the records OF transuc-
uors amounting to millions and millions Ut dol
llrs yoar. Or this amount, Judge Russell,
thcn Collector, sncc Minister TO yonezneEu, attl
now Judge OF tho civil courts rgccivIat 10 less
than @hl,UN NJ his fees nnd tho 0tner officers OF
the cust1M-hulltc pruportfOnnte nnNjint.
TEta settIcmvnt seems Il, havu sourpd tho
mind OF tho old merchant, for hu Ind
retired from the firm bufore tho
suit was brought and after that he seemed to
10 Mt wnr with tue authorities. JIe lived on
l3Hcon street In liostan, but ciAI,ned residences
In tho City OF Nahunt. wfIer0 he lived tluring TIM
sumtncf tu house tor which Eo paid $lutW Il
yeAr rent. Tho reason fur this was TINT the rnte
Of taxation In tho City ut Ioston was nt,out X
per cent, while III tho Town Ut Enhnslt,
owing 70 tho RESIDENCE Of a number or
other, Rich 1neu like himself deklroua Of
escAp1nx t1fhtinn, tho rnte wla only 6x-tcnth5
q per cent. liz pald H tax On more thnn ~.
g000O0 Mt bllo time In preference to mixing a
dcclaratlon md Was at QUO time rnted tho rlch-
amounts OF renl estatc in nther cities. a,nn,nt-
OF brooklIne nlos,s. ile fought tho Assessors
had 4 right to choose his dofnici!o. and wits
thouk tho dust Of Doston frotl Ills
feet. It Is doubtful ir tho Asscss0rs
OF this city ever rehcaud ttthe Ut hIs property,
for EU WIS mt ct'uneet atnnug IhliHdelphln's
Rich men. Prior to tho War he ind never been
IN politics, but he was rtuhittered against the
Qovtrumtnt that took 50 lArrn forfeit frnln
him thut he refused to rent one Of his prOper-
ties Tor Republican campaign cll,b's iisp pre-
ferrlug thAt It, should lo Itlp. lIo WAS ti,e or
tho old school Of merchants. who Kept tho
American tiug A1foat on tho seas, Hiit Are fust
disappearing ~ tho Tag Ia belug Hwtpt OF tho
OceAu. .'
, 1881-12-08
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.

West, Quo Of the Winston mud tilenlnlo
TruEl-lsobbeTx, In Cnssody Ut NallAs.
Tex
Spsstal Dlspdseh to TAs CHICAGO Itthune
KANsAy CRY, blo., nec, 1.-informat0n was
rec0iyud hero tutay fruul DatEaa, Tex, Of tho
captnto OF ulll West, onu Ut thu suplHgeA ltouK
Island traln-robbers, whoklIl Conductor West-
full Ut Wluston July II, 1881. aud WIN ulso ns-
sisted at rho rahhory OF the Chicago T. Alton
tran Vt Gsnduto Oct. !, l87u. At tho tl1no Of
ths Winston robbory sovora! strangers testlfled
that tho louder of tho gang was uailed West.
and ut NIuh1a!0 ho wAa kAuWn W aauh
West. lilo WIZ urFeatul at unlla4 uptln
Ai4xyita swoFn to by parties fro;n Missouri b}
Uute1 stases gs'lecFs uad VIII 1e urG',at TO this
iuInod. Otticers hero Ihlnk tue .Haii arrested tn
lGxua was t,llO 0f thu OlundAsu aud Winston rotl-
hers. hut refilse tt Hay which tut. The cupturo
Ii Al4ullteAly III lnpnrt4nt Que.
, 1881-12-08
Indiana TIlcnlnlsern in Annual Convct,.
ton.

Indiana TIlcnlnl6crs In Annual Convct.-
ttoM.
6ptetd' Dttpdteh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
1SbtASAts>t.1s, Ind. Dec. 1.-THE eighth nm
nhal convention Of fndlana tllcmakers begun
here totlay, with larger attendance than at amy
prov!ouA meeting Ut tho association. Among
thosn from abroad wcre ~. reniIcld " I1lough-
by, o.; r. A. stnr. Roynl Onk, Mich: 0oodina
& stookey. fioltevltIe, ILL.,: N. smith. iIoiner,
ILL.,; !. u. Erwin. Asco!a. ILL.,; Miller isrothoss,
FREMONT, Ia: and George 3. Tiffany, Toronto,
tHt'adn. Hoyerat subjects Of practical fmpur-
tnneo tn tho hnsitlss8 were dlBctsset!, and prnf.
=. H. lnKersoll read Il papcr on tho benelit Of
turin drainage N tho grslwth nf aRrtallltttral
Rct,urat experience discussion. The convention
WILL continue ID hcs3lQD tomorrow.
, 1881-12-08

Tile National Trottlne Association.
NEw YouK. Dec 7.-The National Association
OF TrottlnR Horse. Drecdors eluctod II, W. 4.
Aiael President and George 81. J. Iewett, nf Ohio,
Yioc-i'res,Acnt. Tho receipts the past year
wers t.sl9O aud thy cxpunuturcs. $ll,QA1. Tho
cAuon rc!nstatul George Nulson aud W. Ii.
Wright, drivers
, 1881-12-08

CHARLESTON, \, G.. Dec, 7.-Wilter meeting Of
the South Caroiina Jockey Club, The .,lash
all aseh. WIS won by Ballast. La Gloria second,
Duteh1nan third. Time, l:4054.
In tho n,ilc-hcnt8 Ada won the second and
third heats at,d luke 0f kcnt tho tlrat hcnt.
TlGlG. l:iHt5s LINK: l:hi
IN tho ulto.!!ash for 2-yenr-ol.la, nonn,o Kate
aud 1.-Two Uuk started, aud tho former won.
T!ulQ, It's.
, 1881-12-08
THE SPRAGuE ESTATE.

THE SPRAGUE ESTATE,
pnovtpEECR, Il. l., Dec. 7.-ln the Supreme
Court blu In equity waa iiled By tho Il. s. W.
Bprague Manufacturing Company agutn4t WIl!-
tam. Arnasa. Nanny, and Mary Bpraxlle, and 4
Chnsee. practically tmpcaohrne their own docd
OF trlst IND aEsXnmeilt. und aakluE the court to
set hotti uxldo. ThIs uutlan will psoblkhly bv fol-
lowed by u pet!tlou for IN injunction Ut sulo
The pslnt m!lls are advertised u bu sold totnus-
, 1881-12-08
VERDICT IN A BIG SUIT,

MILWAUKEE,, Via. dec. 7,-Tho suit Ut r. p.
All.s s. Co., tho extensive Iron manufacturers Of
this city, W. ThomasJ. Pope t. Co., OF Elizabeth
pust, N. j., which hus boen an aud oil trlul III the
Uultel States District Court for over u year,
WRa Hgtt!1u to-day forenoon by tho Jury rfturn-
tug verdict Ut $lG,ht3 for pllnll,ra. Tho actou
WIS fur $1l.0W damages Tor delivering Hrale
Of Iron inferior u TINT orlGrUu,
, 1881-12-08
TO THE PUBLIC,

There can ho IL, butter guarantee OF tie value
OF DIX. It1nwAr'B o!d.cstubllshed r. Il RkUE.
DIES tim tho baso and worthless mutations vt
thom. Us thrre arc FAIse Husolyents. Rellefa, and
thAt tho pams "AAdwSy" Il Oh whas you buy,