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Id EMEMBER STATE FAIR,
~ ocToBER 1877. a
sei7.toel7 TyERyponY comSc-

.rTHis rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT.
Il ne uudersieaeG hss q1siinsd s. The ereeptof o.
6AIEkR. All parties who may DO Indebted 10 The
deeEdtpL and sll nertlez holding eainlA against her,
snfni. T5THT7 J1TEMFLEsd IN
Exeewsr Of Emma Jesa eslOes.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH ian
Il MOND AND NORFOLK sSE<k&Zs
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOE PHILADELPHIA.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer PIONEER, Captain PLAT, With pas
senger accommodations, will sail every TUESDAY
al ~ NJ. Freight received till 1880 A. VI.
Steamer EVERMAN, Captain SMITH, with pas
seBger accommodations, wll rail- every friday
a, IL VI. Freight received TIL l:3 A. NJ. .
Steamer ANITA, Captain NELSON, viii sail
every SUNDAY ~ 5 A. III. Freight received I'LL 9
Il. ~. SATURDAYS.
Fare on passenger steamers TUESDAYS and FRI
days. ~.
Steamers connect at philadelphia for Fall river
and the East. .t.f m
For further information applyto
j.. W. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent, Rockets.
w. CLYDE & co.
jy29 General Managers. Phlladelphil.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk. P0rismonu I,
smithneld, and Hsmpson; Washington, y. Cf
ali noint in Eastern North Carolina; also, FOR East
ern shore OF Virginia, Old Point, aud ~ regular
landings on J2mes river, at LOWEST RATES
ard through bills Issues. =. Il. TATUm,
Sc II Superintendent.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

r OST, ABOUT TWO WEEKS SINCE,
IL on Main street between Eighteenth AND Tenth
streets. the STUMP OF A CHECK BOOK, with
some cancelled checks 10 II. IL WAS wrapped up In a
sheet OF brown paper. The finder viii he suitably
rewarded on application at the Dispatch office.
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RAsLw0Ap lLxEsk
u aE5MBg Vtg1E azsss
m TCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND r0TOsiAC BAILB0AD.s hff'e
THROUGH AfE-RAff TAsr-rREreHr LINE
~ Fiji. NV Yank. AND EASTERN
~TlJ AND WESTERN CITIES. HnT
out.y Twelve HOURS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORk IN EACH
DIRECTION.
CorresposdIngly quick time. TO other points.
Through bills OF lading Issued stlow raies, ~,
jy Its Central Frelgnt AEent.
DEPARrURE or STEAMERS.
TOR OLD POINT coM,sa
FORT, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, n REGU-
ARLANDINesoSsAME RiyEE DIRECT,
yrr7f nfa ALSO ftrHEta lnH
CONNECTING AT OLD POINT SAME AFTER
NOON WITH STEAMERS FOR WASHING
TON, d. c., BALTIMORE AND THE io
NORTH. %sMITHFrELD. AND
HAMPTON, VA.
GREATLY RATES.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK. $3.50.
FARE TO OLD POINT on NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN, $3.50.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
Ia-ryfng Drtfad Stafaa NALL
z. c.. CLIFFORD. Commapder.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY al $50 A. NJ. for abOve-raned places,
steamer for Was6lnston, ~ O., aud the Bay Line;
which arrives In Baltimore next morning ia iuh
time for early trains 70 Philadelphia New lorA, slu
folk AZ 4 4. NJ. aud Old Point at 7:15 4. ": every
TUESDAY, TUESDAY. aud sAfuRDAf, ar
irving AZ Richmond at about 4 Z. NJ.
Fare TO . %
Fare 20 Philadelphia ,....r,..""+"-,"" e W
Fare 10 New fork."."."...".s .ls"'"'"" ~ ~
PASSENGERS GOING NORTH By THIS
AT OLD POINT FOR A
E.rr rrs SALTWATER BATH. ti q
e5 TRt2qsA A sss 6 y i6oSSty ssin Street Baggage ::
s spsc thToyTnd RATES 10 cHuBcH, MILL
TARY. ANDOTHFR kXCURStONSTO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, sc.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth, ,
Smithneld, and Hampson; Washington, ~ Ct
New6erne' ns:hlngson, $40 ISrscrc. :; ~ seo
ern shore OF Virginia, Old Point, ana 81 regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
ana through bills Issues e IAIUm,
EOR BALTIMORE. fssI
NLINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
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Lynchburs PASSENGER TRAIN, No. A.. Daily.
Leave Richm0nd.,.",".,."""."s""aiE y r
Arrive Burkeyllle....r.,..,,. ,s.......O5& J.. -
+YORK. RIVER LINEI
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EAxLnOkH LlSEs.
HgMlN u
lGHENAND0AH-vABLEY RAILROAn
MI THE ONLY RocfE TO THE
UAyERss on LURAY,
ONE OF NATURES WONDERS.
sComparjpg this great natural curiosity
others 81 the same class, u 10 safe 10 say tbz, No.
sprobnbly nHr
no OTHER CAVE IN THE WORLD
more completely and prefusety decorated win %.
lzctitic and sialsgmliic ornamsnlaiiOn. r-Rs1,,
or Smfths6atdn fnstffution. ~"
sx sgrs LUkAY INN,
the new hotel Of The Lnray Cave and Ho,el ca,
pany, Is now
OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF GUESTS.
This hotel has besn erected expressly for H..
commodsti0n OF visitors. 10 The Cay,fns, and III,
be conducted With special reference 10 their 80
fort. 10 will be open at alt seasons Of the year. I'd
The Csyetns may be entered at iry hour 10 "a.
day and without special change In attire.
GUIDES AND GUARDS FREE.
10 -
Trains leave Chesapeake aad ohio railway ,h,s.
daily except Sunday at 8
r. HAIIH
3Is General Passenger Agent
JosEPH y. SANDS, superintendent.
DICHMOND AND PETERSBrPG
III RAILROAD COMPASl .-C0mmeaci,,
SUNDAY. AUGUST 20, 1881, trains on tns raj
viii ran as follows:
RICHMosD-soUTu.
$40 p. 81, FAST MAIL, daily. Make uro,ys
connections Tor Sagannah. stop o1v
at Pefers5urs. Pullman Palace re.l
~ Ing cars between Milford, Va, "a
1880 A. NJ, THROUGH Man. safy. connect.
for Raleigh, Charleston. Augug,
Aiken, savannah, aEd Jacksong0r
stops az shops, Chester, CentrHs
Drewry's Biuf. on signal. PgI-,-
J. ~ Sleeper between New Yof, ,-s
Charleston on ibis train. ~-
GOO Z. NJ. FRElGHT, dsiIy EXCEPT Guud4v
72O A. ~, FREIGHT. dany exceu' SundFy.
LEAVE PRTERsBURG-NORTH.
AIS A. 81, FAST NAH. daily. Stgps Cr.v
Chester. Pullman Sierpcfs "
. $1,000. Chsriss'on aud Milford. VI.
7:3O 4. M..FREtGHT, daiiy except SUNDAY.
$50 Il, ID, THROUGH NAIL. dal5, col. ..,.,
with Richmond. Fredericksbgr,
P0tor0sc railroad for an pom, g.,
ana West; also msaiUg conn..f.''
With CHESAPEAKE ard Ohio railroad Il,
the Virginia Swings and an rrr,t
NORTH and Wes:. 1his train si6rs,
Manchester, Chester, snd Cenrar5
Pullman Sieepers on This t-afr ~
tween Charleston ana Nrw Y0rs.
300 M, kREIGHT, daily except Sanlay.
A direct four.h0urs connection IS made ieiv..,
RichmOnd AMI Norfolk byirsiLs itayiu2 RlrHq..f
al 1880 A. 81, and Norfolk AZ 1878 L. 81. -
special advertisement iDustratlag the luracus.sof
this service.
All trans leaving Petersburg Will start from 10
ApD0mattox DEPOT.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave riet.
mond ~ 9 =. n. and 5;l5 Pm. Leave Peterson
nj o A. 81. and 5:l5 II. ~. every sulCay.
4. ". KLINE. ~Lp.Flntcuf--L
A. PORK, General Psssergcr AMI Ticke. ago..
. Eu n
nICnMOND. FREDERICKsRIpn
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All trains daIly except suneav.

= All trains daily eXceDt cuneaY.
Passenger train connects A. West Pslri iall tx
cept Snudays) with steamers o. and fr0A Baltimore
Freight trains will Save passenger. cDarl f..t.-i
Train No. Al connects a. burse9ilie WIZ Hl'
folk atd Western railroad Tor tafmFlut, L!i4r
burg, aud all Southwestern pelHtS
Train No. 80 fast nall stops Only AZ Jeieef
| Burkeyhle. DraIt's Branch, Harssdale's, laa
Greensboro Salisbury, Charlotte. sp3riaun
Greenyille, Seneca JOCc02, Lu,as spd Cav
connecting a Atlanta for al poiuI south 'lc -,.-
west.
Train No.4s Through passengerl si0pr a Sd ~
tions, connecting az SutherllDA Wib Ah.-
Sutherlin Narrow-Sauge railroad fr Ni'0a; b
Salisbury with WestslD North taro.i1a ru.rol|i
all pOinis In Western North tar0.lau; ~ Al4-~
for al points south and SOuthwtE-.
Train NO.42 lthrOugh passelser and rial. sFIt
at ali stations. connecting m Sutheriiu's with NHf4
and Sutherliu Narrow-Gsuge raIltDaf ir AAL-4i
&C Atlanta for all points south and ~sutAv
Charlotte Win Charlote, Jotdmbia asa ALtN
railroad for Columbia, AugGith saYauhaA' al
TrSiss nom The sowh srriye o; Richmond ., ~
+. NJ ,S;42 Z. ~, 7;lS 4. NJ sni lSls h"
tom West Poipt - 1918 q. u. tPdssrlEtE4" y
p. NJ. andS:23 L. NJ. tFryieL'.l
P~uLLNLAN-cAR SERVICE;
OnTrain No. 5O-RicAmond 20 Atlanta.
Ricnm0pc. aud Greensboro 20 HeErl's sti.
Western North Carolina r%sIlgoag.
on Train No. 42-Wsshinxton. AID E-L-t--
and DanVilie, AID Danyille ana Augusta.
BOu-Air psssenRer trains leave Richmond or
A. ii. and $3.50 Pm. arrive al Bon ARA
VI. and g-96 I'm sfflye Az iOd1eld !.
VI and 7:l1 II. ". Re'arnins. leave Co1i-.
74l A. NJ. aud 7:2S r. NJ; leave Bon Az a. "
Al. and 740 +. NJ; arrive nj Bichmoni ats-
NJ. and s T.. W. All pa senscr tralls except -.
mail stop at Bon Air.
Tickets sold TO all points aonSh. sogshes-- a.
southwest, aud baggage checked t3IOugh.
No cheers gwen on local teke.s
General Passensss and Tietss Astt.
II. n. n. TALgOTT Hauxraf NaWHuTT. U||
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"a - tfaH Flour.
Fiear~-We quotes Fine, s4.5Oat5: extra, e7.66
0&7.76 T: supef1ne, t6.50@f0.75; common fam
1ly, t5.zk&@6; choice or palent family, es50G
By refegraphs
LOUfsvlLLB
LoufsyTKLR. september 20 = Flonr Gre,ers
choice 70 fsascv 1875. Wbess steady ~ e1x8.
Corn steady a. rs; Oats qnist az 46e fork and
nal; sides, I3Ae. Bscon quiet: shoulders. CSC:
skies, l2kc. englf-cufsd hams, lake. Whisky
STEADY at el.1A.
NEW YORK C0TfON FUTUREs.
NEW YORK. seeteRnber R0.-CottoL-Ne receipts.
l6q bales fuoss eeeetpts, 2,l66 halesi fntures
elcsed sse4df salss. $4,000 bales: september
&flE c41l.61s October, 9Il4z&eilx6s No
vsSnhsr SI1.as&tlf46 December, eli 6e : jan
nary vi. dsfaell o. February, sll.79@3l $50;
Mach, All 924tl1 50; April t12 ,h}atf2.04,
Mas. tI2.l4@sIzlo Juss,4l2s3Atl 1924.
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yww YORK, september 20.--~N oon.-Stocks nrn.
Money. 4a6 per cent, ExchauRc-Long, 4SOx
fe4. State bonds duh Governments quiet,
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xXYANTED, A MALE TEACHER TO
w TEACH MY CHInvREN, fonr in ~GHEsbor'
near the egify. Must understand French, Laen'
.N~atbfmgtics. and Enghsb branthts. State te4Aas-
49, II. q. W..
Sc 90 At care DisPafch o6aee
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WANTED, A WHITE MAN Isinglel
w tosxnrk or a farm.near the city. Mast nn~
ss Nv FARM HAND,
HnooA. care Of this Once.
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WAKTED, A SECOND FLOOR-ceo-
" X. Y. T.
seoO.2t care OF Carrier No. l.
, 1881-01-07
SHIP RAILWAY.

Capt. Isaaa IscturnH from Ills Mission
10 Mexico with Authority to CAn.
atruet u ship Hallway Across tho
1nti,nans Of Tel,tnItppoe.
New ORLEANS, Jan. D-Capt. Jn,ncs Il.
Ends llas returned fra,n Vora cruz OH boarl
ii Mexican wnr steamer. Thu Mexican Coy
ernntent gives to Capt. Eatls' conIlhny tho
right to build ship rnIlway ACROSS tho
1sthmus OF 'rcl,unntepco; Erants IL l, ,000, 900
acres OF lanl on the shor0 of tf6ss,aclnc, IN
VII whiel! to b4td tue tern!luus Of tla ral!way
elIn1tte uni collect toll Of So pr ton nl, ai
freight passing uyur tho r1atl Tho right Is
also given 10 construct n Telegraph llnU OF,
which only customary rntes chi. 10 charged.
Oh railway all slips 0f war. munitions, mills
etc.,. frco. OF Charge. Tho building OF tic
ronl must bo commenced within two ypars
ami completed in ten years from 3fay !, 1881.
, 1881-01-07

1HtefVH1s 1lSlHR =.
StatIsttcs-At the instance at our excol,ent
Commissioned NJ iInniih' f}r, f1sror. 4 IL
Walt, prof. Atwood as,J DT. st,eIjle!d oxnn. M
tnctl abnut n year ago tie cnrcascs Of I0O
tlieillfo 10 affected w1tt, trichinm. Tia Inv.
erninent officials Of Tic Dnc],y Of Dr1insWfc,t
examined gis,:ss,1 hugs hetw cen October, ls6a.
md April, 1918. anl found seventy to contain
these statenicntsT Are Tia ioxs Of CG;caa0
50 mitch worse than tlloso Of tho DuchS9
Apart from tito fact Tint constant
microscopic work ttas very scrin,a
NY former statement tint. m orscr Il, ~ ~
l,og Is "frce from tric hinm.D It ID 1,ecess1rv
to uxamille great number OF specimens
from various parts 0f tic nlimal. TO show
tho care Will, wlicl, these two Auerican
EGIt1nt,r}I rnrrtpd mt fitnIr nvnsiirn3fcn1 IL
, 1881-01-07
An Unpublished story Of lincoln.

NtV4t1H< 1fte$CJYf.
It was during THO tieEtNst sIlHes OF tho great
War Of tho ltubtlllon thnt soyernl ct otlr 4niis-
tors called nn l,res! !eut Iit,cun o uil Important
aFFa1,d. a!F. Lincoln received them with YrrMt
co4Ftcty, And Katt thonl Il good Mt,dlale, WheIl
tho hrcthrun Arcsu to o,lv9 thu room, t,tlt, OF
theu1. pEubahly nr. l.. unvIH, said: "air. Lin.
coln, y0u hnye boon very kint! anst paInstAktn4
tn Answer our questions. We hnsu yet 0ilg
which Dur peopiO aru deeply Interested in. and
Which we wish to put DtfUru sou for Ali ,silswgr.
Whit 1u you hcr0 ut Washington lltcnd tn do
with slnVery2" Ttat Interrogation .ojpneA u
niuInentuua sliiesuon. h1r. l.lIlgull wis ready
for tho cnlcsxunoy. 1tsinx to hls feet and
AtralHhtehlnK up his tcny form, be Kll,d: 'tDen.
tlofn9n, will tell you hDw It H.. THE treatment
trulx,scd 1y tho 0lliuu!s hurt tor tho slavery
lueAtlun III aAnuk Ike what woula 10 pro-
IA,sed ny n SGT Ut doctors f1r II wei IN ressa.l.
TherO u Hlnn with ltrKb ugly wct, On llis per-
sDu. llu uo!lstlts number Ut phyatelAns lG<AIt
It. They nll Axrct ns to Two tainHs ThUy nj
AKrca tlAt It is u wen; that IL tha first thing.
They Mll ngreo that II tAust como oil. Alout tho
MuthOd Of renhSAk 1t they du nut aXrcu. Ono
sayR the hcxE Wuy Ii TO put the kfv iilt0 It, ant
with tho knlfo tttlUfG II. 0uU adviser powerful
0xtusnal 'uppitcMtlonH with view 70 Its r9-
AovAl. AH4ther thnks tho hctter way IL to put
ct'Fd tightly aruunu it Alla every d1y lrlw II
tighter Until ut tHat BcrcfuncO will OF ltHgff
cur. Tint gentluinen. 10 just thu way It IL hesp
With ~; w aso att agrscd that slavery u i won
must r0Ius 0W. W6 are unt yut 1Ysee1 about
bow 70 d. IT," With this tho clGrgytuel. shook
heartily tho h2nd OF the Guod prtatdont gnd
went aNAY*
, 1881-01-07

George II. Bogue, Receiver Of tie Chicago
Llfc-IMsura1ce Cor pany, filed IL bill ycster-
'tlay uga1nst William +. asul 1'tlebo n.
Tucker, Jol,n W. Gimp, Trustee; Z. Z.
Bonlley, successor In trust, and tho City 'of
Chlcaeo, to f0rpeloS.. trt1st-lectl for SO 000
IN the east 10 acres Of thu soutll q acrrs Of
tho Y. W. Il Uf Ser. u III, II.
f.. r, Ers!sIl,u ailu tigorge ", atnrstsan
sued Robert T.. Miller md Albert Millur fur
$1,0u0.
The Everett Nattosinl Bank of Boston be-
gan II suit for $4,000 aguilst En0cll D.
St1yens.
, 1881-01-07

CHICAGO SAYINGS INSTITUTION.
III tho case of Week W. The Chicago Say
itrgs Institution IL Trust Company, tic I'e-
Gelycr, Watson s. 1Iinkley. fled d relHrt
stating that ic had dlsppscd Of oil tie asscts
Of tho tie!uuct banl;, astl had ut present
$:l,3sy.5 OH land, wllcl, ise wanted applied
toward tho payment Of Ills fees. 4 final
decree was accordingly entcrcd by Judge
.Jnlucsom awarding The Receiver 81, lS:,.54 fNr
his services, md $l!N for EXPENSES, md So
to 1Ita Muster In Chnnccry. Tic Receiver
was nlso discharged. and his u!iieiai bond
Cancelled.
, 1881-01-07
ITEMS.

On the 10tll Inst Judge Gary will begin the
call ot n new calendar Of city condemnation
md assessment cases. Tl,e calendar cot,l-
prlscs forty-two cases, and will be ca1lcd ut,-
til MI arc dlsposed Of. 1T the meantime
Jutlgu Williamson will take III Judge t;ury's
regular calendar, and go 0n with II As usual.
To-iny Is tho hist day Df survicr ~ tiE Jni,-
rary term Of tic Circuit Court.
Discharges from tAnkr,tptcy were Issued
yesterday tO urIall n. White anil Edgnr u.
MlcIattl.
, 1881-01-07
JOHN HI1TSON, CATTLE KING

------
J{UN HIr1,EftN ntH,nrN YINn
oo'' o1h = LILLY aNAN"
The Sudden peati, Of n ra,uou. rron.-
Ter stocIk-t;rewcr Prcdictloa
Partly rcrlilcd-Tl.e Man Who WINS
Feared .ibnyc AL GtrscyA by yndianx
s.1 and ou''"~"-'''* rf'ase'y Hospital.
rlmt John litf,au Hif ,"Ft wo"i as" lila ,vr,,, NJ.
ooly o., wus co,,fIlent1y nredlcte,l ,,v eycrv. ~.
king. But oil cattle-buye1s Ii, tho city
WIN knew him IN Ills early DAYS could
hnYlty credit. ihn ,Itsnotrh thot c,,uo
yestcrday. uunouuc1,r Tint M I'm ~'o ic'
fole lfoiitlerstnaI llntl actually como
t1 his cnt} by being thrown from that }l,x,l-
rIms ychieio Of civilization, n carriage,
te ltere I'VE, were nlRser stock,growers on tho
n!''S tAhh lllltso'f. Cot. Nlcl1afU hing, OIL
lis ranch Dn the Santa GCrtulsles NycT,
FeXMs, kept 900 cattie. Miisin Kennedy
h.!llt T., bn,rti t. I fence thrty.ono miles long
sattIs' aa ti,ous'!ls ot horses md sl!eep IL
tllG 2lo.oNtaere inclpsstre. lltttsoM iii his
ee t s IL sisa aer I knSW DsSy % e al ea eattio e
NH. tI'a,! nlly Of tho rest.
~ ,.]ulIh llittsUh was burn III the woods Of
Ie1liicssee MY Years ngp, Nisl h!S enrly yca7s
wero spent III Telling timber, pulling st,ltnps,
nntl breathing grouiitt fur. crops u corn nnl
wheat, wheat nsfYre !,o wt!s = l'e Ieea'1 10 grow
fnr S0se esc'lIr FROM y long llfo Of struggle
against poverty. Tho Mexican war hal
opened tlr Iex's mad tic adjacent ct'nntry
fur settlement, md ItLttson lnn,u m Its
mind to ~ thither 10 suck to better his fort
ulIes.. llu sold his Tennessee fnrln, bought
sixty Texul! cyWs a'nl linc brood nlares, ind
the DraxDs Ilyur., Unemployed illr1, as fear
less nslllnlsnlf 10 help lIiu,, and established
his r,icl, III country lletl with ltUsi[io ln-
!tlalls mil predatory hulltls Ut Ateyican out
lnws. Fol, the next flttean years hts life was
u continual wNrfnrc. a1nl Ills reputation for
ht)ll mid during tlcuda btraliy known far
ailu widc. liz iya4 Il n,u,, Ut colnnlandinr
nrcscnee, n splendid. .ha1Sclllal., aIitI dead
shut. NJ Colil;lllclIv WIN rot Wfthf,, rnngn
0f tho long, Misunderstanding rilo tint ilittsnn
took with lin frnin Tennessee ever returned
To Ills campfire. When lIlttsoll opeIleI tiro
ol1 tllel, frou brccc loader, ono Of t|le first
rlCnttl1r rjitps ever seer, IN tf1n frnntter MID
, 1881-01-07
MCDOWELL,

Tho Coslisnni dnnt MT Hull Hun Urrcd
for Secretary vi War.
SAN FnAHc!sco, Jun. U.-'rhe Stock lscport
to-day says there IL n movement an iuot III
this 6lato to have the appointment of Secrc-
tary OF War conferred. upon AInt lien. Nc.
DowaIl, commanding tho Military Division
OF the ruellie. Ills prime ll,nyers nre civil
iuhs. a!la lncll!ta slell iien ~ ex"f;oy. Stun.
otllef representative citizens, WIN hMve. l,cUii
9cttng without tie: knowledge OF Gen. Nc
, 1881-01-07

1AGA4 4aN1A NO NUFI A1A1 hVAAAh
scorneh.
spsttas Dt'pafeh 10 The chftd9o Tribune
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 6.-I1lo SnnddD 1ete-
graph Is Tho authority for tho statement Tint
t'lo distinguished Norwegian pocs nntl novel,
lst. DldrnstlerlIo 1}I0r'Ison, who Is nov III
Madison. visits this cottntry on MI crrsi1l
nlore slender aud personal than Tint Of uf'-
taEmlng materials for Il ncw hnok. ThH rec
!i'Tit|t HsscrtB Will u certain particularly
TINT Is calculated to e1nyltlce lts fvn'icrs uf
Its truth that Mr. bidrnstjcrno l]1ornsot ltl'e
render may pronoilllco tho ilnl,so according
td Webster Or Worcester, whichever lle pre-
fers) will lead to tllu llyinctcai nltnr Mrs. Ole
1}ull. widow OF tho deceased fdlnous vlu'itl-
ist, as soon lis n sufficient tl.nu ltas cla1'sc'l
tn snt1sfy tho demands Of sorr0wa a'ttl etnet
hotwecn the satl atNt tho l'appy events. Mr.
D}triIstlcrno lj6rhs0i1 Is now III Madison.
whore Mrs. I},tll resides, md where lic lias
bccn the recipient Of numerous faynrs a,,,i
compliments from hts American counsry-
11tull, q laree Number Of whom restde III
DnMo Altt jefferson Counties Tile Madison
Journal prints brltf biographical sketch
OF the distinguished visitor, from which 1t
nppcArs tint ho llas attained considerable
literary distinction III Ills own cori1tr,, a.
though In IL not ~ years of agc.
Tic Journal snys he furnished to the Fhtfro-
ta'.dc Ills novel OF "TlIrowd," nnl, sabsc-
1ln',tly, Ills "Ty''nHvo ssalbaHkn',," some
thing after tic manner OF Allerhneh, nttl
faithful md picturesque portrature OF tho
SCENES atltt pconle OF t1ia Norwegiat, Alps, ts
they arc cnllct's added much 10 ms repata-
tion. Dj0rnson has written for Inc tllentre.
a1'd Ills pieces have achieved popularity, !is
trngcdy, AlArla Stuarr. Uelhg co1lssdetal nus
strottut.st vnrtt. lin MnS nl fntit1ntG -frECH{l
, 1881-01-07

Before Judge M0ran Cllartes DeMton WIS
acquitted Oh IL cllargo OF assaulting 0illcer
Ellsworth.
Uhtun<l Simon was tried for stealing the
horse a,ll buggy Of DR.. Deebc. a,,t tho Jury
were Instructed to spal their verdict.
l}rfure Judge liawcs 1lenry l3nrtels Is on
trial for assault with intciit tn Kill John
l.eytte,i. 4 jury Was SECURED yesterday A1nl
tho trial will probably continue for several
days.
, 1881-01-07

Rudolph Discllotf filed Il bill yesterday
asking fur divorce from his wife Louisa On
account OF her cruelty and drunkenness.
George u Wilder ,.slss for u decree against
{irncu l. Wilder. because slIe bus deserted
lin.
, 1881-01-07
nt wnsl,-tul,. !,e shot her twice, and then at"
tempted tn l;tIt himself.
ftNt!: MAN.

ONE NAM
1'ExpLErny, Ore, inn. tt--Arthnr Murphy
vyns hanged III tic 1nll-ynrl of Unltlttlla
County this afternoon for tic murder Of +.
u. Froncl,, ncdr Ileppt,er, IN tiIls county. OIL
the 10th Of laat June. 1fe preserved cool
and courageous lcnsennor TO The last.
, 1881-01-07
Margaret Meierhofer and Frank Lam
mens,, Her Paramour, Hanged at
Newark, N. j.;
Their Crime Being tho Slaughter Of
tho Guilty Womnn's Hus-
band.
Arthur Murphy Hanged in the
Jai1-Yard at Pendleton,
Oregon.

Mua!> VI t'io ...' ''eA c - 49, 80 ~ 1o-,t ,,.o,
ezl'ofer, at west otange, ~. 10. tesp' s%a S'a
hanged III tho county 1n' ll's ~. ,.'. aa a,'nJ o
was very l"io "laa ueeps s...,a o"s 1n,l ,,ot
20 He sn1suMn "l''."ns .rat.s. ~ ',,.nr,n'. ~
her late "'1sout eo"tGsans ~ ".t .st...,1,s !"
word. She died IN apoas m1ne ,a,u..a'. n'i..Ises.
About tnlr1s pefsons "Sto pes1 ,ho i..' rr
the oncofs alu ias 1ses.e" Ds a.v nuuas e",snt
nndef tho recent Mw. n"san VIZ "seu
1so'l. 'n9 s''a'o' e4.e ,..1asa;a, t,;,,a H.
waS' ~ ~ "a., a1 ~. v eon...1Sr ~ ,.h,oi, .ha
ae!.onelAl e'ct o - se.'.o ~ ~ "om ,.on,l.a sao
Rnl1o"s "us cheess. " siIup ~ ps.av"o .,.s
VIII iluu eons .s1"t"u H. o '"s' ~ .tn s w.
5ilei'A hnocnea ~ t'u W.. =. '',t to 1oont
wnefe Mfa. hle1el.p'et .""s nAps's "'"
Tue eoH uE"En W.. MVs.An.
stcppca 1oftI'' AcF u1'''s Wc.o plnionsst Nv
the elbow anu HOUSE, ADJUSTS, M nlouna ner
neck 1Ile epleege pl1eceaeu ~ wv Hs1stums' W.,
WIN Tue eohueinneu Won,a., ,n.' 'a%aenea a tno
'Sherit1' ah1 ttl1ilet1Iu.eis oe.'"u uo'l. ca'ne
tue oi'ter-hetn.s .u,' uu ttio o1p't.cs. I"a ~
tins Fenr t"o eois'ao1es. unco unuet % ~
shaaoW " !Ao gat!oWs no t..ue N"s loSr ~ w !
piillohlhg the iower iiluosot Luz "on'a". he
moose was then !'ooheu oh ~ tao lupe 'l'at
dahg.ed IRON tho ctoss'oeanf' oiacA cup
WIS urawn over her laee' aild
IT., TIE FATAL SIGNAL
wns given. There wns dull thud rs tho
weight wns released, nl'd INC boay OF Slar-
garet Melerholef sllot upward WIZ con-
Vuls'ye jerk. H spun around se'ofal t'1ncs'
mild at last lung ai inert mass. Lnfinlchs,
who was bronRht IRON Tue cell NJ WV, nsKea
to sec the jury tlat convicted hlni, but they
were not present. lie declared his Innocence,
and was led trembling to the gallows. At
1l:27 tho drop fell, and III fourteen minutes
his pulse stopped, and he was pronounced
'den1. ..r
.,.. .. THE MURDER
was committed about l:tn o'clock on tho
morning Of Oct. =, and on the following tay
'Lanmelis and Mrs. Mcter'lofcr were lodgett
In the Newark Jail. They were tried fn the
following December. After the trinl Ind
lasted week Lau,tnens fell dangerously III,
and It was discontinued until lie hntl rccoy-
cred, Each wis convicted Of murder iii tho
first degree. The wonlau's story was that
sI,a.umeus 1tna sl,ot lor husbantt as tho inter
was carving somct!linr on hIs shoulders
down the cellar stairs. 'Ln,nmcns Gcclared
that he nover discovered that AIclcrl,ofer
, 1881-01-07

Special n1pateh u 7As Caieaoo 1rtbans.
OrrAwA, ILL.,, jan. 6-TlIc following busl-
ness was transacted III tho Appellate Court
!.aEo to-day: y
077. Humphrey ct 81 Va Al!ent leaye granted
1 I'd ctsk coaasy @ s;1 =. iiasms; have granted,
appellant to dle supplemented Facor4 OF uYI-
deuee !Foln Clusk OF Da Page c!rpuit.
, 1881-01-07

William Schroeder. Jol!n Custcy Ann
Spencer, julia Scl'astcr, Kntte l,artl', Daniel
White, anil William Van berg wer, adindEctl
.lnsuuu ulld pnYners, tlrl sent to the County
Asylum +ut Jefferson. William II. Morrill,
nntl William Moore wero tiecluretl Insane und
not NutitlHrS.