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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

Francis A. Dutiyage, The author and
poet Ia dead, aged o..
A London dispatch says Carlyle is in a
state Of hopeless ptosLtatlon.
Blk muftlevets were hanged yesterday.
II WAS good day, the state OF the atnos.
phefe being conducive TO A willingness Ia
60 where they don't shovel snow"
The following appropriations will be
recommended by the Congressional Com.
mitiee lot the Improvement Of rivers with.
II this State: Big Sandy, $4,000; shenan.
doah fivet, 81 800; Guyandott fiver,S3 500,
Elk fiVet, 81 0O0j New fiv8r, $4,000; Little
kanawha, $4,000; Monongahels,$ 25,.
OOOi Great kAnAHhA, 10000.
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The WhilINIEer 1,a.o.

NRw YoRE, February 3.-The Whit.
taker court martial resumed It's sessions
to-day, after two weeks recess. The Judge
Advocate hiss addressed letter to Presi.
dent David, of the Bank Of North America,
in which he says: ~ wish to see all the
evidence adduCed SO fully and consider.
ately that whatever may be the findings OF
the highly respectable court before which
the case will be tried, the reviewing au.
thority and the public Ct large will feel
that exact and impartial justice has been
administered. The object Of this com.
munication, therefore, Is To request as 0
favor that you will designate two or three
experts, In whose judgment you have con.
ddence, and should you not know any
that you will refer this note to some one
ol your associate bank presidents for such
recommendation" No reply has been re.
Ceived, I.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

BALTIMORE, February S.-GeorEe W.
Bishop, ex.City Councilman ,and exit JudVe
Of the Orphans Court, and W. Helm,
convicted two years ago Of having forged
the signature Of Fred, KeLchum, minor,
and hali.brother oil Helm, upon which
SIS, ,0C0 In city bonds were fiaudulently
Transferred, we're each this morning seti.
fenced 10 five years In the Penitenliary.
The city WAS compelled 10 restore The
amount with interest 10 KetChun. Since
conviction Bishop and Helm have been
confined In the city prison awaiting the
decision Of the Court Of Appeals on The
exception To the ruling Of lie Criminal
NouSt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

Illinois Legislature Adopts ReaolutIOnI
FaVOrlng the Passage OF the Bill "a
Binhe Him General on the Retired
list
SrRfSaFiELD, ILL, February 3.--The
louise this morning adopted the following
resolutions bya strict party vote without
debate, the Republicans ordering the pre-.
viOus question and all voting Tor the reso'
luLions.
WHEREAS, The people Of The State ol
Illinois feel lust pride In the illustrlops
career Of the most distinguished citizen ol
this Slate, General u. 8. Grant, and regard
with pleasure the need Of honor and I'D.
mtAuon which has been bestowed upon
him throughout The civilized world. And
WHEREAS, His civil and military servl.
ces have eohspiCuously tended TO add Ia
llistre and fSnoWn OF this Nation and will
illumlne tue paRes Of history. And
WHEREAS, Services 90 marked and die
ungnished have been by all nations and ID
all REes accorded special recognition BY
the Nauona authorities. Therefore, be 4
RIsolNd, BY the House Of Represents
lives on behalf Oi the people oithe State o.
Illinois, that out Senators In Congress bt
instructed and our Representatives be re-
Quested 10 ice all honorable means 10 se
cure the passage OF suitable lay for IN,
telieio Ulysses 8. Grant with the RANK o
General, and we commend the action o
our Senators and Representatives VIII
lave favored the passage Of suCh law.
RSolred, That the seCralAfy Of STAT
be and he Is hereby Instructed 10 fofwat
copies Of these resolutions to our Senator
and Representatives In Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04
TIE RAILWAY DIsPUrE.
HOiice 10 she Baltimore aud Ohio From
the PhiladelphIA and WIlmIngtOn.

AOiiee 10 the Baltimore and Ohio From
the PhiladeIphia and WIlmIngIOR.
BALTIMORE, February S.-Ths Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad has been notified by the
Philadelphia Wilmington & Baltimore
Railroad thAtiI hereafter the former road
wishes to run its through passenger trains
from Washington to New York over the
track OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore Railroad It must pay the cost OF
running the locomotive, The order took
al enect Yesterday, and the Baltimore 4
ONO Railroad will no doubt pay the de.
sired sum: Three engines OF the Phila.
delphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rail.
more Railroad are engaged in transport.
ing the cars Of the Baltimore & Ohio road
over the track Of the former, the ANIMAL
expenses OF the engines being 500 OOO
Tor which the Philadelphia, Wilming gton
4 Baltimore people claim they are NOT re-.
imbursed by the collection Of tolls from
through Baltimore 4 Ohio passenVers
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company In
Maryland has rendered to the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company the Bum Of
S29, ,S9S award and costs OF the yiaduct
crossing at Cumberland, which was de.
clined by Vice President Keyser, Special
policemen are guarding the property OF
both railroads,
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course yesterday to be irregular In form,
says 1t is clearly justified in substance.
The Neus in q leading article says II
does not altogether approve Of the Glad.
stone resolution, as II gives the Speaker
too much power. 1t regrets that the
motion was not made sfler full Consulta-
ton with the opposition, but demands its
full consideration by both sides Of the
House in the spirit in which Gladstone
offers IT., namely, that OF the desire to stop
obstruction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

sr. Louis, February 3.-Considerable
commotlon exists among the brewers In
this city over the Introduction in the Leg.
islature OF a proposition to amend the
Stste Constitution 20 as 10 prohibit the
manufacture Of alcoholic liquors In Mis-.
sourl. A committee has been formed 10
organize the opposition, and brewers
throughout the State will be asked 10 lend
assistance. The whisky makers do not
seem to be disturbed, but the brewers are
determined on vigorous action.
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Marriage ofLIIIinntinnn.

MILWAUKEE,, February S.-An unique
wedding took place in the Plymouth Con.
gregatlonal Church Of this city to-day.
Miss Ella q. Kirhland, OF this city, and
Charles Wiegand, Of Maxwell, N. Y, both
former members Of the Lilliputian Opera
Boutfe Company that travelled over the
country for several years past, were mar:
ried. The little couple are each four
feet Eve inches In height, and are twenty.
one years Of age. They will reside In New
York city. Mr.. Wiegand is understood 10
possess considerable wealth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

Nav YoRk, February S.-To.dsy the
Western Union, American Union and A.
4 p. Telegraph Companies we're consoli.
dated, and at a late hour this afternoon
the Western Union took possession Of The
Offices of the other two companies.
fiArcH's PETITION DENIED.
NEw YoRk, February a.-The applIca.
ton ol Rufus Hatch for an injunction 10
prevent the consolidation OF telegraph
companies is denied by Judge Barrett,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

NRIr Wednesday the Electoral vote will
be counted in Congress. The Democrats
are in despair at their failure to get the
Morgan bill through in time to raise q
Quibble OF some sort. Senator Thurman
expresses the opinion that Georgia has lost
her vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

ANOTHER freight blockade Of Considera.
bio proportions Is reported on the St.
Louis roads, In consequences Of the en-.
forced suspension OF the barge lines by
the Ice in the Mississippi, which forces no
little business to Chicago that would 9th.
eryise 20 down by the water route.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

No reason has been given for the oppo.
RlHon to the confirmation Of G. W. Atkin.
son as United States Marshal for West
Virginia. It looks like piece Of spite
work, to punish him for having been the
indeiatigsble Chairman Of the Republi.
can State Committee in the late canvass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

YouSosrowN, O., February 4-The fly
wheel in the Russian Mills, ct Niles, o.,
flew into pieces this mofhing at I O'Clock
killing two men and ibjufIng several
Others, and doing considerable damage Ia
the mill. The belt to the governor slipped
of, causing too great velocity OF the wheel,
which was IS feet In diameter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

Orr OF ME1tCo, VIA HAVANA, January
B,-Joseph Btennan, q contractor on the
Iehuantepec lntef.oceaniC Railroad, was
shot and seriously wounded. The assassin
hfed from an ambueCade.
Severe cold weather prevails throughout
the. republic. Some pefeons we're ifoien
10 death at Pueblo and MatamoFAs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04
A auaEInE or the Earth.

1EwIaGuAa, Pa, February S.-Thefs
we're two shocks Of the earth here yestsr.
dsy. The second conCussion was felt ioi
miles, particularly at sunbuty, eight miles
from LewlsbuFg. There is great differ
enCe Of opinion as 10 what caused the
shock, whether an earthquake or the &C.
ton Of the intense cold on the Ice on The
river
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

DELEGATE Lowry, Of Summers county,
where dogs are numerous and sheep are
few, says that he shall vote for the dog
law. lie is willing to martyr for the good
Of the cause, and says to himself
~ can but perish II 1 vote,
And I'm FeIolYed 10 try.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

HARRtRBURa, February 3.-Tho ak.
teenth ballot for United States Senator IL
as follows: Wallace, rs; Oliver, rs; Grow,
80; Phillips, 8: Mac Veagh, 8; sChoheld, q;
Baird, l Hewitt, / Curtin, | ; IIowden, / |;
Shitas, 1; Agnew, !. The resolution 70
take three ballots daily was rejected by a
vote Of 1870 10 94.
AdinnFnad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

VICTORIA, B. c., February 8-Three
persons by the name Of Maclean and one
by the name OF Hare were hanged at West
Minister on Tuesday. They were twice
tried and twice found guilty Of the murder
OF Constable Usher and settler named
Jas. Kelly in December, 1879.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

JupolSd from the fact that the Rev.
Marcus ormond, formerly OF West Alex.
ander, set out this winter to drive from
BurgOttstown to Nebraska In o buggy, we
should suppose that his mind had only
very imperfectly recovered. His horse
took sick and died at indianapolis. Or.
mOnd hitiiseIt was still alive at last &C.
counts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

THROUGH the efforts Of Dr., Ksane, the
Roman Catholic Bishop Of Richmond, Va
almost every Catholic liquor dealer in thai
city has signed a pledge not 10 sell liquor
nm Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

n speaks well for the thrift and pros
Derity oil the wsge'winnIng class in New
York, that they deposited an increase oI
nearly s5OOOO,OOO in the savings banks
last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

0vR Hancock county neighbors feel the
necessity OF an extension Of the P, ". &
Ky. road, or the building Of q narrow
gauge connection, owing to the frequent
Interruptions this winter between them
and the Ohio side. They are liable to be
cut oil from their homes in going away
Tor two or three days such weather as this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

BENLtN, February S.-WillIam, son Of
the hereditary Prince Leopold, Of HoheA.
Eoller, recently chosen heir 10 the Ilou.
marian throne, was lofcibly abducted by
three men and taken across the Rhine.
he subsequently escaped,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

TnRRL is some talk Of an extra session
Of the Legislature next winter to attend
to the spportionment business, as It is
doubtful whether Congress will pass bill
in time to enable the present session of
tue Legislature TO reconstruct the dis
triCts under 1t. 1t is not impossible, how.
ever, that the present session may be pro-
lOnged to q date that will meet the diff
Guilty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

Iris getting along in the season, but we
r,osnms that it ia not too far along ior
Coppcil to consider the expsdiency Of re-
duclng gas to one dollar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

Tur new Council will get down to itS
,saplar work tonight. Mayor EgeFtsr
vii mt be sworn in any more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

IN gathering ice on Ohautauqua Lake
,bis season planning mill Is used to shave
nT all the white part Of the tCs'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04

MorHRm needn't ever be afraid oI
Group II they keep Dr.. Scotps Cough
Syrup handy. II relieves Immediately
Frice % cents, Try II TEAS
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Tur ground is frozen to the depth Of %
inches down at Marietta
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Tur Cleveland Leader Of yesterday says
that trade Is improving in that city
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oo,ce Nos, as and n FOuFtesnth Street
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A Ann,r roR GRANT.

Illinois LeEiSiature Adopts ReaolutiOnu
FaVorlnE the Passage OF tho Bill 10
hRhe Him General ON the Retired
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rnR rREss on rnE SITUATION.

LoNNoNI FebFuafy y.-The Daily TIE
graph this morning regrets Gladstohe'a
motion in The House Of Commons yesler.
day, but fully recognizes the necessity oil
the course undertaken by the government
10 deleat the plans Of The 0bstrpotionigts
A meeting Of the Home Rulers last night
PAtnell presiding, discussed the future
stages Of the coercion bill. The
unanimous feeling was that they should
be resisted with The utmost determination
AT a meeting oi the Conservatives sevefa
speakers stated,that sooner than submit Il
.he prolohgation Of the obstruction they
would agree 10 GladStone's entite ptopo
The TIM, while admitting The Speaker
, 1881-01-06

Al. ls7iAthA .NoTtltAH 4tut.
Intelligence llas loa.i rcro!yed from SicO TINT
liusslan MtniStry fur laretgn !Alrars. his just
dletl of Mtr,phy Or tho huart an sottustng Of tho
hrniu, after two yours * yury soters' stls1ur.
l,IE, at tho nr0 Of -. III the catastruphe
ttf Ichuran In tho your lK.; ho WIS
tho Flint Seetctnry nf tho Nt'sslnn Eth.
lll.ssy whun tho hniol Ut tho Ambassador WIS
sucked At,d tMken possession Ut 4'y thu lerslnl
alo,lu escaped dct.th, while tho Minister. II.
1rb0vctloW. tho oEhor Secretaries, thu GKssaak
WlIMHl, Rid many uther csnllofts uni s1rsAnlx
Numbering thirty individuals, persisted lt tlv
&iIks1ure. 6l1icG tfit tItnU l0 WIN very MctjtGy
elupoyutl Ey tho Chancellor Neshalratle lis well
IN by FRINGE GDrtschnknH, III Wtit,ht nbsul!gG ho
has haL 10 curry OE tu business nF tl1u slltls.
try. Ito WIS u lnnn Ut tho nltst strict alId
lofty prt'|'lty ni,d nt rr,lounl erntiitlpn. h!t
tito se!cnco of tite IN consequence Ut athrHt,
wutit 0f t,ato Aild Ut my tfsita fur Il special
pursuit.. Notwithstanding thai tio ponssesGtt
eult,sxAi furtulie, bis aHhlNl uAl'tnkaA uh tut
uxcnctl Isl1. TN ~ tho ttno ut hts last !Hcsa
hu rtsl1c. IN sglu rou!t! ut sa>1tlts suts l.su
hotel, uninK u! tho tAhIn sfhntu With t'saf bAt~
tiu, Ut yin ordl.Iuire, although ~" nun moro
wear hla gurii,chts t!ll tluItn thrcadlmle. Nut
hAttng lcon ,nnrrftHl. hc loHycs h!s furttne,
wbLrt la estimated ut 4u. .i0.O1. ~ HlAN'
ufnet1rtGs, ustatps, IND caplHl Invested IL otiu
Ut hts Ii9thaW2. Wh0 iluX contributed tnantteiEo
lt2 mlhbuns by Ata management, with tie oxtGlss
tiDn nf fDw tcEnetus, such ua nt1a u uIn!thur
tlephnw tn tnn salno .lcarrt wh1 takes atont
nx to experts, hs not ts snlttat IN EtlKl4i!d. r'"
ducny VI II tlues tlMily motn thnll thirty ktlo-
nrtfcs Ut tisxses, al,a btlnK!H ~. nGlcr all or"
petIY&.a, JoFGtlue Eluau ukl GltD,HW.
, 1881-01-06
OKLAHOMA,

The Gnnc OF ColoNfn&4 Ncuttcr1ng-De-
tails OF tho AHnIr Which Led 10 u
Cl,uIlenEc-1vflhonsnA Account OF Whit
tho President smiti to Him.
Spsetat Dtsratch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. I.bCIg, Mo-, jim. b.-CaN. George II.
Jackson., ono .uf tho prlhe movers Isl'tlla
Oklahoma, movement, arrlyGl hero this
were lOO t6Ui,tsts still IL, e.lllip anu t]at T,
ewplAt, l.ad been adopted, to,bo put IN force
rs suon us the weather ,nas!o It practicable.
Tho l.len Ut gazing III cn mnsso 1ns been alnn-
doMetl, and the colollsts propose 10 break up
III 'si,lnll squads md move In by n georo pr
,uore Of routes. AfteF they rcncll thu public
lands they anticipate no. trouble. Capt.
Jackson snys tho Interview OF 1)r. Wilson
tho representative Of tic colol'y with TresI-
dent Hayes fMs been nllstcprcseilted In tho
papers. 1i0 lsuH letter OF recent dntc frol,I
Wilson, In which tho latter anyB the 1'rcst-
dent received. lin cordially, and told him
Ills statements seemed 10 put tho matter III a
i0w light. Thu President said ho would
refer ttlu matter to the Acknowledgement for
another opinion, nml uskctl Wilson to pro-
paru full declaration Of tic colonists' p0sE.
tloD, and lay It before tho Attorney-Gencn,1.
1lespcctinx Mai. lIioss' cl,tllengg to
Lieut.. Wood, Ut tho regillnr army, Jlckson
3.lyB tllAt uI0 Lieutenant l3 Bluff,
r0ugl,-tnIH1ng hlan. Ilu cullic Into tic llDtul
at Caldwell 'onu Of the collcst mornings
during tho late "stlnp," ,nnA remarked tliut
The cn,lIp aid kill oysry unu OF the tall,,lcd
lnterlupnrs." uIoss hnppehcA to pass BY on
Ills wny to tho wtsh-ro0l,. and the arI,ty inull
applied wnrse. cpitllet. Dtoss didn't hear
and ho sent tic challenge. III reply iu
received Il note fr0ln Alnj. Katidall, at
Fort licno, ,Wood's superior, sayfng the
1.ioutcnn1It slIuA!h ,nn,ip 1t. all right. ,Juck-
to striku Iii frn,Il different points, and tlut
tbs military have hoen Obliged to split IN
t,it0 .!etaciInlenls, having Just gone to- Arkall-
ens City to lnterceptn purity. 1lo thinks tic
Of timo to hcur from Washington agafn.
, 1881-01-06

The State Board OF observation-disclosures
OF tho Treasurer or tho Hoard
Llconkcd 10 Organize.

The State Board OF orAErlculturc-Rerort
of tho TreMhnrcr or tilo NoarA-
Llconkcd 10 Organize.
Special Dhpdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
SrnlSaFlE1.D. ILL.,, .lHll. h-The Stnte
Uonrtt OF Agriculture concluded Its session
Today, Aftur tllslH,sng of a considerable
amount Of rnutine business. John ". Bum,
tho Treasurer, submitted his allnua! report
OF receipts md disbursements during
tho lH,st rear. 1t shows tint the re-
cclpts wcre S40,55l.S5, all OF whlcl.
lpps been ex1ontlcd TOR tic premiums
and expenses Ut tho Slate Fnlr Riia
Fut-St0ck Show and tho expenses Of the
Board. except II balanco ot sS:s.!. t3. This wilt
bu required to meet tho expenses Ut tho will
ter meeting, lenvlng tho Board cltlroty with.
nut resources, for tho first tn!e III llEnttcgn
years. Resolutions complimentary to Nessrs.
SH,nnel Dougns, II. r. Stookey, md !. n.
Epter, the ryttrlng rnt,nters Of tlIh lloafd.
were Maupsetl, mud tllo B0nrd adjourned sine
die. Tl!H irW 1sDnrll meets next week, When
tho nl,i,lai horticultural exhibit will take
plMsc. . ~
license to organize tO thu Public GrNtn uIlu
Stuck Exchange, Chicago; cnpttnt, Sloo, ,o0;
object, iO lMy AlM sell oil co1it!liIssEnlt Or
otherwise NIL kinds Of grain, PROVISIONS, cot.
TIM, .u,ul farm produce; G!;'' nil kinds at
.josep!, Il. llol!alri, William 4. llawlcy, Fred
vol Welsc,ltlnke. Also to tho CllchEn Col.
legu Of photography, tho nbIoct Of which "
10 te1Gt In NystGtnNtiG 1hl!!Ilipr the setn,lce
and nrt VI photography mt othor NJ llled
branfles q sclsl'cs an!i art; Tc 1n,stecs
4. Douglas, W. Ilttsosl, und II. D. Garri'
, 1881-01-06

this morning advanced their prices to s7.50
per ton as,! wool 70 1910 per corsf. There
Is sonic tnlk of still further rise, and Il this
warm sSttiai %eatjet Bss'ts sSties Is n. oteeo 7n.
o,s, TetoSro 9nt IL Js' ,..a trho .+n Mayos,ity
i'Sf'1 a' wn!s tspk P'ssa fae 'iss Ss' Ssss;
a. q i MsaG''f i ,ho p!Ss,pai 9S,i ,ds! G!oE's{E
ceSnycrsation today; llts !1ppone,it, Ald.
eera cs "ss ssssIs I aie' y te casasya!ve g s @ ay M
who i,ope.l, Is Introducing poi!t!cs into tl!e
contest, tu return! tlelr candidate; liG
M1s also aided by tho Lccnsc9a ta
VI xef'atlf1s trse 's wero t;'s 1s,n s'r}s "l Mr.. 4.
Close's !lefcat by such NJ, oyerw!.gIln!ng nm
jorlty gives great satisfaction. Mr.. MeAlur-
ric't iy the ilrst ilattys Toro,ltn'la,, aysr ;,r
ysstss ny"r @ 81 e the ftX IN m liz peyo y en ts bs
Ink D1,ly III lily :H'ttl ycar. ,,-.,
Ihe lhlttyionrth, a,,,ua1 @ conyention =; of
Zcta III s,Glety will 10 hell !lSre toi'"ftnw
+ one Of the Icading Greek letter snctciies r. r.
American colleges and embraces fl IT,
,SIn9tsl'p ,na'x pront,,clt n,D,,,,r m tnse
i'roy, Il. u: tho iIol,. ". ii. MeE1roy,
Erciilng .Iournal, A'bany, n. y: PROT; IL; !.
We;.cr Hnia,! xis GGlliesc Ssl,I',GstgEyi T.
tic ilcn. Cltarles i: Noyes, Speaker II lllo
Alnssnchusetts tegslat,lrc, ,d!nston, MasS.;
the llnn. JolI', II. Stewart. trenton; n: -
Z Z c!sS Il Es"k Wiks;.sfis En; EsT Hfsk; a; ts ill.," }S:
ii. Vim llolsev, Ncw York; anil The lion. X.
a. ':di; setsist Dtes.eh to III Chicago Tr,sunt.
Parliament resumed Its lnt,or this afternoon,
ailt,tbst Immediately prneGctlng to the disCilH-
, 1881-01-06
Tho Pioneer Willie Woman n Leat-
Wills.

:, Tho nunAlo Telegraph gives ths history Of Mrs.
white woman ill that tuw,i. Hhu has tlu9 In tha
.itlnes, taght ~ wnrs with I,diAps sIIo BY sl,sa
with her htlsbuIl sta,slrGd tho plntus on horse-
buck III sci!l, Alld bacn.ne Nu export iii lho
h!tsinosa; helped found tho City ut LeM.i-
sx!llo: .nAnped out roatis, built houses, tt'ok
anu II friday IN possesston u u fortune ihat
pays her. atl tncosno OF E;M,GN u .ypar, Tho
JeteUFuH Interviewed hur and loarnad this: Hhn
sa,nu from tho nusth VI Iru!and to Now Ynfk
City whit sha was III yenrs Of aHei Mnd Inarrlo,l
band dtatl year latur. ani shu wont to L*,ayen-
wort1. kas.; fro!n taoncu Il. Denver, and illAlly,
u minor nalncd Frank Hay, hui. h9 l!ea
sut,t. after. Hhu told how Iii Loalsfllo she
bEArol tho lAnXUrB and storms of Winters
btfore thorc wpro buildings theru 70 tuhablt;
h'. how Cora. hos 7.year.0ld daughter. bud 70 be
from fEe6xIux whtlo sho pursued ,hor task Ut
building NY; but: h.,w. when the psaoo boealns
Into = fortune, etu., etc. bio owus buiidtng ii
Leauylllo that reut for LOU i mouth, ~ saw