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, 1881-05-04

baser by Wnrd and tou1c.rlr IN tho eighth
inning by Grms that MISC brought In Mathowt.
who II moment before had sent Farrell home,
The nnty earned rim Of tho gntno was by Morrill,,
Witt lifted tho hall over Hines hrnt snr two
buset. md sct,1f1l IN sacrt1cc hits by 1tutlock
and Hnttntt. Tho lh,stu,s played 4 very lMMn
hel'iIlx Hnn,c. Wright being decidedly "nr."
Wfiln Mth pitchers were very generous IN E'y!t1R
their opponents bnses MI calltd l,lsfs. The
features of tho RaTE wof1 tnaHnlhecnt nncs
tar,ttc running Glitch by 1iofnunY and tho Gld.
iniy Df tfines mud tfehmUtld. SeyotltEoa hundred
pcDplo wcfu pFusout.
:. fHnfnus-.
Providence. .,......,....0 q . 2 = 0 o 3 "
l:nrntsl rt,ns-tjostorl. |.
1ynsn hlt-I1Nsttii. \: f'rprilonoo. o.
FlDIlhe crrbts-lsdstu,i, q; Providence, :.
Two-tulsr hfts-Mnrrll.
I'hreu4fInAt htta-Waf1, 2.
Hume flsn-uttaa.
iirat bnso on bals-Ilosson. .; Providence. ..
Fltat tt1se oil errt,tsalostoti. 8, froyiloncc, g.
Struck n1t-Snyder ta'. Richmond. denny ~.
isnft OH iJasos--t t3oston, d; Providence. l..
Halls cMllcd-whttnuv. nj: 3futhews; lu+
Htrkes scalIcd.."hisncy. II; Mathews, H.
Iinl;b1e rfny-tldAttaI, ].
l'ussatl htlis-Snydcr, I.
Tltne-.;10.
UmpIre-Dck 1iIghhm.
, 1881-05-04

for hEsortlurIy conduct, UlfAra'a wtfe has 8sip-
ported him for about year and a half. and had
repeatedly In that t!mo given him part Of her
hard-narncd usoucy vhorowtth to buy whisky.
Monday ntternoun tho brute wont homo drunk,
him amy more money tp began to abuse her 10
heartily TINT tho ncfRhlrnrs rushed in and found
him with his teGth fastened to nor throat. When
tho ensc wns caIfcl In court Mrs. q ffara's pain.
born Indignation hnd 80 far subsidized that sho
refuaod TO prosecute him.
, 1881-05-04
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

,Speetat Dspatrh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Br. Loufs, Btay 3-Tho restaurant walters to
tho number Of. III to-day struck for 81 wcok
and boar.l, instead Of, ns formerly. II n
week and board. In Thntoher'a restaurant, on
Sixth atrcct, tho walters walked oHt Just bctorc
dinner. time aud irtt tho restaurant partly nr-
phuncd, rs 1t were. It bo!ns difficult to serve to
guests. AZ the other rcstaura1ts tho ttorl will
Hr. Lnufa, Mny A-Tho VArhlshefA' Union do.
cilctl Inst night to InntlHurnte \ str!kc f1r q
raLsc Ut wnYes fru!n l.dD and &l.T6 70 tl:Ib ann
a.. Tho Btriko will begin ut once. Tho dcmAHd
Is to bo lnHdo by tho shops. II tho hossos ro.
fuse to nccodo, Il general strike will cnsuc: Tho
tnRrble-cuttcr8 also met and discussed better
Nngo&. d
, 1881-05-04

gpsttal DtspateA to 1Tu Chteapo Tttouns.
MuskE ECON, MIeh.. May 3.-Thc ls00Mng Com"
bauy have suspended operations hero on ac'
count Ut IN irumonso lug Jam ut Sandy CFcaks
north Ut hcrn, which has ralsoa aver ten feet
ubovo tao piats ut that point. Tito Company u
afralti to brpak thu Jam, fehrtp2 that tho water
would carry everything hofAFa IT md carry Tho
ioY1 into tho lnkv, THO lumber shipments to-
dly wuyo 4,u0t 000 fpet.
, 1881-05-04
- .,.o Unwilling to Acoede to
''1'u the wishes Of Prince Bis
marok.
~.,,. Tbousnnd Two Hundred Nihllists
Start on q Journey to 81
berIa.
at,..stey Aspect Of the Monetary
0oufsrsnoe-st. Petersburg
Gloomy.
ANOTHER HORROR.

v,u s1oop BLOWN tip WITH GREAT LOSS
Of LIFE.
ro5pos, May 3.-Tho Admiralty lias q
..,.nsm fro,n Alontcyitleo stating TINT the
vi ,iiI,h val sloop Dusercl WIS blown up tile
N ri April at Sandy Point. Straits OF
v,,plI,n, " Tho ca,,se OF tho catastrophe Is
N. NJ Known. Lieut.. Stokes rorEa'ns ut the
v.se ~ of The disaster to ascertain tho cnt,se OF
!: : uIoslon with tho assistance Of tllyers'
fla commander, paylnnstcr, MI engineer,
n,t,r carpenter, md several Beamen woro
,-1ed. Ii Is tl,nught probable that a great
Il. of life has attended tho disaster. Tho
n,atel registered 1871 tons, n1ld had GOO
horsepower engines
one HUNDRED AND FOHTy-F1VE.
fhs Times announces tl,at tho officers and
mxot tho 1>oterel numbered l50. All per-
Libel except eleven.
, 1881-05-04


PANAMA, May 8.-Ssyen bodies llave beer,
recovered froin tho ruins of the disastrous
liru In lsuona Ventura. Anita Afara. tic
first victim. had considerable money III
trunk, und when the firu broke ont armed
herself with knife md resisted nil attempts
Of nelgIbors to to,nose llcr, Insisting tllat
sllG must guard l,or treasure. a puff 0f w[nd
swept tic flames around her, driving away
her woultl-be rescuers and prostraltnx hcr
beside tie trunk.
, 1881-05-04

NAsnv1LLE. Tenn. May 3.-At the second day
OF tho Nashville Hood Horse Association races
tho weather wis clear and Pheasant. Tho track
was heavy from Inst nights rnin. IN tho frnt
race, Young America Stake No. :. for s-yenr-
OLD colts, Glonurn, and Caplns sold even Us
fayorits, nnrncy Lyon ns third choice. DabcDck
won, 1lenasm second, Major Hughes third.
Tttnc, Esi{. :.....-
s'ccund raco, Railroad Stakes, for NIL hEes. one
and thrcc.ttunrter miles Long Taw, kfmbA!l.
Bancroft, and Jim Malone Startled t5ntcruft
won. Kfmba1l scoond. Jim Ma!o1'o ihird. Tllne.
Third rice, milo heats, nil ages; 0oldbug
fnyDrit Iioiilovard won tho first toat, I}ianton
Second, Hol1hug third. Titnn. 1:52 After th!s
heat ll0utcvAriI wAs tho fhvArit ut fl00 to fGo.
Thu second he4t was tnkcn BY Boulevard.
UIanton second, ursuilla third. Ttene. 1:6lM.
, 1881-05-04

6ptttai Dspdtth 10 IN Ch9taco 1HbuH&.
ElnIN. ill.,, Nay 1.-THE bodies Ut Guy Carlisle.
son Of Tovn.9uperrisor Casllsts. and Tom Mir
pty. tho farrymnu. and John Corbin, Of Half
Day. victims Of Inst Thursdays disaster, wore
recovered this afternoon and ovonrnR By Rrap-
piers. Ali wero found s.ear tho watch factory
bridge. half milo telow the scene Of tho oatas-
.rnphe. Justice Hooker impanoletl n coruncr's
jury. who rovlowcsl thu remains and adjourned
tams, Ut IlntAviA. who wis tele9rHpbod for. Tho
verdict IA nnxiously nwaltcd. 4 reward Of f1M
body, nnd ~ each for Murphy'a and corbin's.
, 1881-05-04
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.

8ptftaI U|Ipa1th to TAI EhtedQ0 1FttNH&
LANSING, MIcl,., May 3.--Sesious chargos hav-
lux boon prctorrel against Warsian Qrafton, Of
tho Ionta Huuso OF Cofreution, he has asked tor
aud tho Legislature will order a full and oom-
iplot0 investigation.
Reuntnr pAvld It, Cook. senatos.e etoot fFom tho
Fifteenth D!strl0t to succeed Senator Durkeo.
presented hla CREDENTIALS And VIVA sworn III.
At.loiig tho pet ttons this nurnlug was QUO
s!Qned Gy ivory y1tor In 0ntonaEon County la
favor ut The OntonnRon urulv Rtycr ltallroaa
hill.
, 1881-05-04

8ptefaf DApastA to 75ts Chttd0o 1Flb1Nes
WArElsTowS, Wis, May a-'rhotnas q.
Jones, edltnr OF the Watprtown Democrat
for tic past lyc years, died to-day at Ills
homo In tho Fourth Ward, OF typhoid pneu-
,nonia, after NJ, Illness Vt three weeks, aged
Ill years. lloluaycs wife, tu whom llo WIS
married about a year slnce, ~ mourn his loss.
The funeral will bo held Thursday.
, 1881-05-04

was dircotci TO sell como wcekg nRu. This
pr0pcFty cur.s,ata ~ tho steamer Minnesota. six
hnrxea tho boat-ya ta this CITY. and tlvo waro-
tntwcgn horc md Keokuk. Tho purchaser Is
Capt. It. ". 1JuRu0, who 10 understood 10 topru-
Rrtit tho Davidson Interest,
, 1881-05-04
K1NG-KILIERS,
4 rAnIgIAN HUMOIs,

pap,a Nav u "a senset,o,o, eto-v ror
,,,,, ~. ha.,,o...u.,. -. -. -. -.
n..h s 10 ~, uou.o'"tus l"st n'ea.' lily ehect
w. % @c r4aa n.'!'s's ,la'l a1le'aptea 70 oloW W
ss.s @ =; naa'o's .so s- .aua!l' ,o c"asnns a.rcc.
M ne1 nv. ~" Ato l., 49, ,.', 1soe, ~, ..o. ao.os
n. s% "n,n .tas y. I!o col',i''s ot o'as papel'
h h,h.. H. ,'u@'on ,as. ~, t''o 1epott seo.s ~
nt,,,;no H. o ."a5 ,,,, ses.eas lecelssa ootsio
trs ~h;as ..,.a s.'sNls,t '.qu'a' uoss'o.y au'1
Sa n,,.s %su a,sae auao os'es nAaB''alloa cnanseo
y 'st'''o' -
,..- a PRAT1cAL JOKE.
,.',.a Mxs solemn and serious Inquiry by tho
n.sS: f'ss nla analstacn! chemists, It has been
s"'elea hat inc reported Nilatllstic at
sIps N Ame. Adam Is lugubrious practl-
"A'' ,.no,,
+: mn. sus 49,, oF . Ela,ScE.
p,ms Mas ~ aI. 1 !. A'sos.atea "o1la o.. 1'.s;,.
lane ri o,o"o,, tssa,. W. oHpuio'uH tto.H
dhrt tomn,,,ntoa,aa .'',,, ptossu ~ " ~
ayinp,lsn, sIs'oa. i. ~ & WIN tne Nah!ststs ~
tesully ras,,,a,1 - -. 'alu, s, aiso' .aas : laleo
caatnnee ov't NJ t,o " Jo'I t1o 4nsolllas.onn1
t4a VA LUG 'As'aa'%'"ii VI 'lio 3eB-
Ars,p u
LosMs Mau" "1 ~ !,,., VI. rh1ENsngnu. 1 Ill.,,
MI: Wh,Io ~. H. 80 r., n'spnscl a'o'h bel4.h
aG,tshlno 11 ". ~, ,na. ,cssaias IN Te.ifemeit
Ges,nment ora Nv 49, s"aea'u1o 1!lel!.les ol nlS
Ranots an, rona..e e"k1.o.!e's pasy 10 cVut.
Ahusta IN dIsoo.'s, - y. u"t"'S upefnt1ona w
ssHug warn1s s'.1tl!e ~ H. nlanltestoes CON
hets On snn1e,, ~ ,ns. 1o e1aI ~ continue !" Ie4cA
snaprx wo,a a"s ,'sst uae police OF er re-
, 1881-05-04

Special Utspateh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, May a-Tho Trades Assembly
hold largely attended meeting tn.night. Thoro
is overy probability Ut II general striko bong In
nuguruted. Tho disconteuted printers, tnosdora
cgarlnnkcrs, timers, and several othar Unions
turned out in To.oo. 1t was agreed Mt tho incct-
Ing to demand h!Eher wa1cs nil nrnnn1. The
striking pTi,lturs liaye begun tho publication uf
Il pnpur Of slleIr 0wu. There IL sone talk OF tho
businessmen organizing iii Auti.striko Union.
, 1881-05-04
RACES POSTPONED.
Erftidt ,Dfspntes 10 I'As Ehttdoo ff{bun&

Bpftadl Ol3pNfcS 70 1ht Chicago 1F161tns,
WAsIttsurOs, u. G., Mny1.-OwEn0 10 tho rain
to-dhy's r1lccs hayo t,ten postponed until to-
morrow. This viii nccessttato tho srttIu9 bgck
OF each tlay'a riccs one day. Tho number of
cntrics far oxcocl those OF nny provlaus nlcot-
iug nnd tho clnss Of horscs nre tho best TINT
thcre aro in tho cpuntry. Among tho biK pncers
onlerctl IL Sorrcl DIM, owned by II. Y, Uomis, of
Chtcx,, who i!aA offered to match hin, Agnanst
H1kUM
, 1881-05-04

goods, which hro tho largest English exports.
THK NEwMAnKEr ILtcEs.
At Newmarket tue l'rlnce Of Wales Stakes
was won by Masketyne. Valentino aeennti'
Mistake third.
'i'l,u ruce fur tho VISITORS Plate resulted In
n .leatl*llcat botwcen Tower ard Sword and
Lincolnshire.
TIE Ai,ngsr or Dls1.oN.
In Commons, Justin Mccarthy gave notice
Tint liz wotilt ill0vo ut MI early day that tho
nction Of TIM Irish Executive. In arbitrarily
nrrcstlng neInIHr Ut Parliament MID pro.
claiming tho City of Dublin, Is mn abuse Of
tho powers Rranteti by the Gseroion act, mil
Is calculated to nrouse tiisatrection ald lnnr
the results Of the rc1nedlni proposals.
THE SPEAKER
will communicate tho fact OF tic nrrcst Of
Dillon tn tllo House Of Commons to-tlay. III
consequence III Dflloi's nrrest 1t has been
determined to reyfye tho antt-cocrcfon ng!ta-
ttun. Il conference Ut English Hatllca1s Ii
being arranged for that object. 1t Is r1lnioretl
TINT Dillon will. III cotlsonnrce with Tho res
olutfon OF tic 1'arnel1ttcs before the passnge
0f tic Coercion act, resign Ills scat III Parlln.
1noMt.
A afONsTE1t MEETING
OF the electors Of Tlpperary will probably bo
1lell. Archbishop Croko presiding. for tho
purpose of protesting ngninst tic arrest ot
Dillon. Tarnell is expected to attend. III
consequence Of tho arrest Ut Dillon, rarnell
hns advised his followers to abandon their
present nttitu.le toward tic Lnnd bill aild
voto against Its second reading.
THE 11slsl1AEN. -...
DunIIv, alny 8.-Tho proceedings Of tho
1pnnkfV tnnntft1F nf Tim 1.nttH T.hnfr1tn Nnff3
, 1881-05-04

TWO KA1LH0AD ACCIDENTS.
DALLAS. Tex. Mny 1.-TWO accidents occurred
to-day on the Texas L Pacific tlnllrond,-onu at
sweet Water, thirty miles west Of Dnllas.
whore tho locomotive Of ffcIRht-trafn
went through q bridgo.. killing KnRlncor
Sanders and Fireman Atnos Dortry, os
unknnwn, and slightly inturing Conductor
Jnhn fairness. Tho other occurred ut q bridge
waAholt near Kntula, 2iJ miles west Of !)alns.
man. maine not remrte.l, arc missing md IT.
portetl killed, and ]. +. Henderson, telegraph
linc contsActor, seriously inlurull. A train was
kgnt to tho 8ccup UT this Accdpnt.
, 1881-05-04

Bosrox, Mass., May IA misplaced switch
this morning caused passenger train from
Ing, nn,, Dauiei Driscoll. II passenger, who was
rlug on tho platform OF tho forward car. was
ktiIetl. Tho oli1nr Passengers were badly Ahakan
up aud bruised. and tho ftgtxht-cAr wgfo de-
, 1881-05-04

RICHMOND, VA, hiay S.-Tho ehlrty-ecoond an'
na4! sesaloa Ut tho AnoElcan Nodacal Assoe1a"
,lou begun to-day. After prayer by ulshop
Koapo, Catholic, thero was an address OF VEL
como by Gov. Holiday. Dr. Hosdcn, Of Ut.
Louis, d0livered the annual address. Tho dsle-
HAtea are Tonight the guests VI tho "esIuaoFe"
land Club.
, 1881-05-04

SrR1x0r1ELI,, H., May 3.-Tho employees in
tho sleoi melting department Of the rollinxsntll
hayo made demand f0r IN tncroRs1 Ut ~ cents
Rcr tiay. Tho Company SAY they have s,cvcr
made nny monty out of tho steel department,
and hayn concluded to dischnrRo tho tnc,l aud
clps0 down tho steel mill. This throws about
i'll men out Of employment.
, 1881-05-04

RnseIat Tlisndfeh 10 Th& Ehtel1Q TrtbHNN.

Rpsttat Dl.pdtth 70 Ihs Chicago 1F151tnss
MONTREAL. May 1.-The laborcrs employed
In tho freight sheds Of the Grand Trunk Rail-
road here, to tho number of 100t haye struck for
IN advance of wugcs from 81 to Sis por day.
The brakeman Threaten to strike unless they
Kut m ntlvnuco fr,m $tss to 81 ~ per day. No
trouhIe Ia anticipated ~ tho mon profess to net
within tho limits of tic Inv.
, 1881-05-04

NEW ORLEANS, Mny 1.-Two hundred and
twcnty-scyon bAlcs OF cotton In transit from
st. Louis to tho steamer Asdsnbal for tho con-
tincnt, took ttro to-day. Only twenty-sovetl
balus were sayeu. Loss $s.00j; insured.
, 1881-05-04

CAMDEN, N. j., May 3.-Mrs.t Valentino Grim
was killed yesterday at tho railroad crossing.
f1or husband was dangerously hurt. and Adol-
phns Ilutler. third Iorsvn In u carrlAHc, So
yGrcly hurt.
, 1881-05-04
a sEn1ous nA1LkoAp NYRECK.

x SERIOUS IEAIL1k{VNU WNEChs
EottrH ADAMS, Mnss.. Stay IA smash.up
occurred on tho Troy s i}oston lto1d this nort,-
Ing ncnr Engle Bridge, N. T., By which soycrnl
passenger oDAohca wcro thrown dawn an utn-
bankmunt. All trains 30 fnr this morning fr0n
tho West nre dplayed., Nh particulars yet
though 1t ID Understood thero woro no faA!t-
ties.
, 1881-05-04

f3sNEyA LAKE, Wis.,, MAY 8.--The oonatdor.
ably decomposcd and ue-ooveEod boiy VI au
unkuowt, l,,at, was found to-day In II crook III
u,ootpttc!d Tow,,shIp, M,,ao four mIlcs gnuth"
eNst Ut this viiluxe. Tho corpse ~fls elaa ~
hnayy cluthlu1, WIS short and heavy, Will
inuv inu stachv. Thoro il 10 cuw 70 bis !dentty.
, 1881-05-04

TORONTO, Ont, May S.-TAo Homo Committee
OF Grand Trunk brnkemen Gull upon tho mon to
hold themselves III rentlrosa to strIge Wodnca-
tlny at mtdu!eht, and warn them hRatnst com.
ln!ltinx any hot ut vlolouco or In my way coli-
trAYAliuG tho lAWt
, 1881-05-04
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
'' and 145 Persons
Drowned.
..,,, Of a Pyramid and AL"
F',ee ',re;l discovery Of Egypt
iau Writings
,,,on1ete Outline Of the Re-
It ugious Belief Of a Past
Age.
7shipg 80 Important in Archaeology r u,
''n s;noa the Finding Of the
Rosetta Stone'
-.,.,,d Viii Have Nothing to Do with
ts"''I tho AnlI.King.Ki'|ing Con-
ference.
,.,,. Also Unwilling to Aeoetle n' to
'~'' ths Wishes Of Prince Bis
marok.
~.,,. Thousanl Two Hundred Niillists
W. start on q Journey to ST.
berfa.
ss,.,ttsry Aspect Of the Monetary
Oonfsrsnce-st. Petersburg
Gloomy.
, 1881-05-04

DETROIT, May1-All the stonoclltters In the
city struck to-day for r,liBo from e. to - per
dny. All tho coopors ut 1ltllsda!c, Mich, went
On d Strtkn tO-t1aY,
, 1881-05-04

81. JosErn, Mo-, May J.-T1,o molacrs and
laborcrH In tho brtck-yards Ut this city, MINI
boring nbout tkO, struck today for IN increaso
III wages,-tllo n,oadurs fr0in 4226 to f..l0. and
tho iaUOrors from $t.J0 to *f.75. Tho brIck-
makers had meoting Tonight and coreglua
tho advance,
, 1881-05-04

STRUCK Il sUNTIES ROCK.
, v1cron1A, Hrittsh Columbia, May X.-Tho ship
Sumatra, for Sun Francisco, with coal. struck Hill
unknown sunkau rock In Haynes Chnnnol sat-
urdny morning. She was towed iutn Eequtnatt
ftarGor ut.ti btaGhed for repairs. butshAs since
sunk III tho mud, aud will be totnl loss.
, 1881-05-04
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arcnd,s Hcof, Eron. and Wins, with
CjnchonQ, tho standard medicinal tonic Of this
progressive AEn. It cnrfohes tho blood, prompt
" iflyjxOrntps the brlln nnd nervous systutn,
iJuprt,vcs digestion, ctu lseaultt round form,
bright eycs. hnppy Rtate OF mini. Arend's drug
etore, oOrnor Madison street i1,l Fifth Avenue.
, 1881-05-04

Sptefal DIspatth to Int Chicago Ttibun.+
DECATUR, ILL.,, May 3.-About forty OF tho
brlckmnkera !n two yards west Of Decatur quit
work this morning mid struck for an incrons1
Of 25 cents .lny In their WAGES. Tho
tnolders h,yo been reoeivtnR 81 and tcmperers
and whcelers SLID. An Attenpt Kot employees
at two other ynrds to strike wns only purity suc-
cesstu1. Tho sttikGss say thoy will hold out
, 1881-05-04
PROVIDENCE VS.. NosToN.

nosrux, Mass, May a-Tho Providence Club
badly dofcatol the Doatons In the opcnllig
championship game In thsscity To-day. Matthew'S
WA substituted FOR Wurd, and tho nnstons
DATED hiM hart but always high lys to tho out.
Held, aud auro to be captYrAl 1he safo batting
on both sldes WIS very light, save three-
, 1881-05-04

AT. JOHN. N. i.
St. JOHN, N. D., Mavl-Tho ship Iaborora have
struck for $50 per day.
, 1881-05-04

ot eKfcss rum nur theMtrcs. FoXR says he Ia
rnnro tronbtcsl about the means Of ontrauce.-
Burton I11gn9c7tpt.
, 1881-05-04

CoLuMuue, O., May IA special says: Dolo-
gatos frotn tho miners In Hooking and adjotn-
ing coul valleys hold n meeting and resolved not
to rcsumo work until tiloy recafyu tllolr uBunl
prcu, 10 oonts l,er ton, Instead Ut ~ cunts, Us
the operators PROPOSE.
, 1881-05-04

Special Dtspdfeh to TIT Chicago Tttbuas+
O1rAwA, ILL.,, btay IA young child Of George
Smith, Of Dnyton. was Kicked in tho side by Il
vicious horse this evening, aud died In an hour
aut, huIf nfterwnrd. btr. Tmmons, owner ot
tho nurse had MlI0wctI 1t to run at large nfter
being warned that It was considered dangerous.
, 1881-05-04

CLEVELAND. O., May a-Tho striking stroat
railway employee demands boin4 refused. they
have formed n 'bua company. aud aro running
In successful opposition to the old lines. Thu
il-hauds Of tho ruGber ctnnraniua RrO ahout
to strike for Is per cent aivnncp.
, 1881-05-04

OMAHA, Neb,. May a-Tho wates-works strik-
ess still! hold out, ind thoro is TO change In tho
s.tuAQQu kl1co yo1tertlAy.
, 1881-05-04
UNDER THE WHEELS.

Special Dispateh to 7hs Uheaeo Tribune.
DAKy1tLE, ILL.,. May IA young woman aged
Is yeurs, daughter OF Paul Dewey, q miner. wis
killed this afternoon at th's pincc by Wabash
passenRer train. Hhe was walking OIL tho track,
nnd, boinR t]cnf. did not hear tho approach OF
tho train, which struck hcF, killing her In
Btantly.
, 1881-05-04

aIe,,iscous spccsaclcs are Of the 9reat-
tho siKtlt, at Waxncr's, OptIcnu, 107 South Clark.
, 1881-05-04

DEACON CnANKETT.
A aiscndy stated Ia I'll. TRIBUNE, bIanagor
J. 81, Hill Of this city has purohasod the play
"Doacon Crankutt." and yestoEtlay dispatch
Hill aiHti1g lint hU bud enYaxrd Janus o. *Netll
for four yeara to play tho prln0Ipal part.
, 1881-05-04
tending 10 lesson tito political Importance Of

Till: jRWE.
Two battnions were sent Smnttny To S1nuln
md Kosssutn to Qs,oll tho exccssns against
The Jews. rho Hebrews are also threatened
ut Umai. aiNt Sitfl,, bnt energetic lMrnsurcs
l,nyc breli taken to protect tlieIn.
, 1881-05-04

A PACKET COMPANy'S PROPERTY.
Br. LOUIS. May 3.-Tho Circuit Court to-day
approved a bond Of 1Ss},dSt for tho property OF
tho kookuk Northern Line rAcket Company,
not covered by mortgages. which tho Receiver
, 1881-05-04

John O'tIAra. chro.lo wlfc-beaters uslais
with his faulty Ut Nm. G3 ErIo strcct. was dned
an yrsturluy ut tho North fldo Police Court
, 1881-05-04

ePnINdr1ELp. Mass, May 0~A frc!Ght.tra'n
on tho Cunt,voticut Nlycr 1tairoal was tolc.
scopcd at lrconlcEd by run,,lng of an open
(Which. Two engines and tM0lv0 cars wero
wrpuked. Loss estimated ut $l5,0M
, 1881-05-04

Russia Nnlvo In unrEvnl1od for Its
spcctly healing qualities. AJAX your druggist for
II.
, 1881-05-04

1hAvo long prescribed tho Hhakers 6arsapa.
JerylulAh Ulakv, 81. D., ulMantou, N. L.
, 1881-05-04

ALI Ind double purpose iii penntng
this letter. lIo hoped to excuse his lgno-
mfnl0us retroat satisfactorily to tho Tunfsfnn
fanatics, and to W;engei himself OH tic French
Generals for fofbiudlng him to cutter 13eja.
Ge,l. LoQuerot has protested against tho
letter,
AN IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT.
S,Hetas Cstble.
PARIS, Mny 81 q. MA te! !'Ernm Just
received from tho special correspondent Of
tho Figure Mt In Callc, dated May 8, an-
no,1nces that Gen. LoRerot's division, after
rapid march and turning movement. has
succeeded in paclfylng ali' the country
through which ilo passed, aid yesterday
(Tucsday) reached tho mountain stronghold
OF tho Kroumlr OH the sltlo ,0pposit to TINT
which was attacked by Gen Delbecaue.
Some Arabs having fired on MI officer sent
out to observe tho movement Of tic Chahts
cncau,ped III the piatn Ut Dakla, Gen.
Logerot ordered his troops to advance,
md an Important engagement took
place. Tho French squadron made brill
liant charge, killing. it is said. 400 OF tho
enemy md capturing q quantity Of booty.
The French loss Is insignificant. II. Allegro,
the renegade Tunisian Consul, declares that
he distinctly saw humber OF Tuntslan reg
ulliS lAllklIkH tud 4AlOuhIll lAlAAa NAAOA
the command Of ti.reo Ut tlleir own officers.
4 NEWSPAPER, CORRESPONDENT IN TnoUnLE
10 the 1rtster1t Assoeiat<d Irsss.
TuN1s, May a.-Roust1n, 4. tile French COLI
sul-Qellcrnl, las complained to Readc, the
British Consul, that Perkins, an Eng'lsl.
newspaper correspondent, laI tcen OBJ
served fighting In tho rnMks Of n Tuntsiall
tribe oil Tuesday an4 had killed Fronctl
officer. Noado strongly rcpudlatcl the III
! sInuatton, but requested Perkins to returI,
| from prudential motives. 1t Is significant
TINT Perkins. in letter published to-lny,
| confirms the Tunislan complaint relative to
tho treatment Of .tnotfentllng inhabitants In
tho Medlerla Valley.
EXCrrEMENT.
TuNIs, Mny 3.-Ti,e advance OF the French
troops causes inrcnse excitement among all
tho Tunisiau tribes agaInst tho Dey's Gov
ernment for having forbidden nil resistance
to 1t Oh the plea TINT the French would only
| operate against the Kron,nfr. Tho French are
expected to Immediately occupy Porto Farlua
twenty-five miles distant from Tunls.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-10-21
Adv = Using RI

But all the quiet fed. as, turning a bend
in the road, she met DIR. Cameron face to
face. She tried to recover her maidenly
composure, and made some vague remark
abou the weather. He made no answer,
but took her hand, and said gently, earn
estly, looking into her sweet, downcast
face:
you know what have come for. May
| have it %
She stood moment quite silent and
still. Then she lifted her eyes to his, and
in them he read the happy answer.
You may be sure Mrs. Holt was at the
door waiting for them, and with her was
her husband, who, catching Ellice into the
embrace of one arm, shook hands with the
Doctor, and told him he had stolen a
march upon him, and that his permission
was yet to be got.
There they had tea all together, and af-
terward played at some childish game for
Jack and SYPHILIS benefit, and then Dr.
Cameron rose and said he must be going.
Mother" looked across the glowing fire.
lit hearth at "father'' with tender, COM
ical half-smile of remembrance, and the
two kept their places, while, after mo-
ment's pause, Ellice slowly rose, ''celes-
tial rosy red,'' and went out into the hall
with her lover. He caught up shawl
from the wall and wrapped it about her.
and then. opening the door, led her out in
to the still darkness.
There, with his strong, tender arms
about her, under the shining stars, pure
heart to pure heart, pure lips to pure lips,
they gave their betrothal kiss.-Household
Words 1.-THE Reiscue.)