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DRY ROT

lIAa STRUCK THE RsNATE--n1Hrr SCRAMBLE
FoK C1.ElslisiIli's 10 DRAW SALARIES
DURING TiiE YAcArIoN-rwo HUNDRED
AND st&Tt-fivE NOMINATIONS FIspM THE
PRESIDENT 1lEsiAIN UNOPENED.
Di*pateA 10 Cincinnati Enquirer
WAsH1HuToH, D. G., April A--Thore Is no fea
son to prttlfct that tho Senatorial deadlock will
bo broken noxt week. The Pros tdeut .sosr takes
the position that ho !s not responsible for tbe
farce, and II tho Senate Ia content to peg away
all summer It is mono Of his funeral. In to this
writing 1t Is certntn neither edo shows uEsposl-
ton to yia1d. or has any plans for reconciliation
othor than The /" "go-ns-yo .plcaao," which has
boen running three weeks. Individually somo
OF tho 5snators ure gcttlug tired Ut tho monoto.
ny, and arp preparing to abandon thoir posts,
Edtnunds, tho acknowledged lender OF tho
Senate, IL takIug 1t easy down In Flori-
ida. David Davis, who Is Buprcneay dis.
gastod with tho situation, has run away to bis
Bloomington homo. Benatos Fair 1T out last
night for Ut, Louls ana wilt not bo back for n
fortn!Eht Teller and Maxey huyo gono home,
and 80 has 0ariand. Others talk atso OF clearing
out. OF courao In all Of tho Instances noted tho
absent Senators arc palrod, which kills vote
Oh the opposing s!do.' To put tho situation Ia u
frank way, both the Republicans ind Domu-
csats Will be gIad whom thu broak cn1nos. Tho
deadlock, however, bus rim along 30 long that
tho question Of pEido now entoss Into It. and
hEIAA1E Alup HkVa ~ UAuh A1HH. Au6S0 10 10
side which 1vehtunkIy CAVES ttt bus M uppTo-
hey he'lsoA that tug country VII laugh ut stem.
9n0 n0,,as' Syosaso son"tor. t1 oannot IL modo e
en;"'sss 'hs SSf ao'ut spoosSss Sat
iSs, I tas5 abGSs sHfsSq mi
s!4h ii reliuf whuN tno shutters arc pit up. il
Ret up ii biz placo 9nd ".oaIi t1e Intention, 81
II no could only realize tho fact thar the country
oares nuthlnx either for tEl or tlly spooch. Ibis
proionRcd session Of the 8cnnte would 10
# Il Interesting Il noto thc i,sut that soo nom.
inat1ons have boon xont to Tho S0natu qinco tho
present executive sossIon buga.l. III till NUN:
he aea.IocE iiervonc. rhoro ard H' s,i fto IN ,o
Vice Presidents tabla 2d5 nominations whIoh
haso hey 20 t,ot aysn ~ Ioan 9psnesI IL addition, thsso
aldercl ~ executive sosaut.
tho Nc.noceata havo tnale thirty-sovsaI unsao. n
Of executive 'nusinuss, theIr lnOtio1s 10 tint
eject haytstK hcon voted dawu cye1y tinlo bY
AHhons IT ,..a ana r. lsenYes9ns hs ssaato %
dostrsd to 70 to New York, adjourned over Until
Thsss !. !, good q as4! et conmeat tn pol!tsa!
Administration occupies IN respshe 70 lts !n.
81 e IL ss dn pS,
tha dn!tsd statos seAats. 1t has moi u sinso
q behalf; Tho Kro.t papers q Tho country,
whsther hepublloaM. Domofrotle. OF lndeponl..
ent ars eailtas oa te!e 8eaata 70 r. ta work and
F1eapoIso 70 those appeals b.. any OF tha 1soplb-
es4 p!oaiaeat esaie Democrat ..td to no yesterday,
necessity ID tdis country, Ualsss ihs Senate :
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NOTES..
JUSTICE WOODS AND THE RAILROADS.
Spkstat DApatsh 70 Ihs Chfeapo Itfhunt

JUSTICE WOODS AND THE RAILROADS.
Special Dhpateh 10 1hs Chicago Tstbunt.
WARRINGTON, D. C., April l9.-,Justicc Woods,
In flIa lnto decision. has shnwn that tho railway
corporations OF the country hlve ltttto to hope
for from him. Tho caso which ho decided cn,ne
up from Georgia, and Involved tho right ot tho
State to adjust fares md fro[Rhts. Ito decided
that Legislature had thls powor, and also tho
right to doteKate+to "a State Commission Flo
based bis opinion upon tho broad gro.nd that
the statoa hhvo tho right to prevent unjust dis
ortminntion aBulnst thoIr citizens. 1Ia also hc1d
that It was not only tho right OF tho Legislature,
but It's duty, to pass laws regulating freight ana
passonRer traIlio On railways, and insist upon
reasonable rites.
, THE MEXICAN MISSION.
Secretary Ntafne. accart'tug to IL unltol statcs
scnator. satd to-duy that thore would 10 no I'M
mediate change It, tho mIsslun tu Mexico. Un-
tess Mr f!tatne shuuld chnnKe hls mind, there
tore; neither stepholl A. l[.,rlhut, nnr biarshnl
p!tkin, NOR any Of tho persons named fur this
office, will rceolvc tho aPpolntmc,t. Tho present
Minister, Judge MurRn,i+ IL from Louisiana, iK
MI ax.Cpn!etlerate, and was appointed by Trosl-
don't tiayes Judge Of tic international Court Ut
ERYpf,
, 1881-04-11

TALES OF CHEAT WEALTH.
Rptetat Dtspateh to 1Aa cAttaoo Tribune.
WARRINGTON, u. G., April 1o.-From tflno to
tIn,c during tho last ton years reports havo
been circulated regarding tho vast untteyclopcd
mineral rosources which ase altcRett to oxlet
IN Alnskn. II such deposits exist thnre little Ia
known regarding their oxtrnt or value. During
tho last three or four ycars parties OF prospect
ora and miners hayo explored portions Of tho
Alaska coast within a hundred miles Of sltka.
and somo discoveries have becn tnndo which np-
pear to promise we'll. Unc of tho mines Ia sltl-
atcd fcar sitkn. j.. and several yoars
nRo snlnll mill was set up
rear that place 70 crush ore.
Owing. It IA assorted, more to bal management
thnn tho faut Of thu orc. this enterprise .as
never yielded a profit to: its prulnoters. It Is
understood TINT a mining expert who was suut
to make g.; :
THOROUGH EssAN1NAT10y OF THE MINE
rcnortcd on bis return II TINT by MT o,itiay Of
10000 for Development tho company would
secure pnylng retlrna from their Investment.
smatt p1acors hny9 beon discovered along tho
coast. and haso been probably worked
FOR scvorni ycars by smnll number
OF men. eovornl Of. tho plnccra lic IN
newly discovered region on tho coast
nbout gu miles north Of Sttku and about twonty
lritIs. G9Iunntla. :fhs nSw Fl nors,Io Is called
Gerssc inof who yisisod tbis ,l1 d.tr'es S H.
Decgthler. describes tho. region Us Wonderfully
rich In g0d quartz lnn letter to 5tnj. W, q.
Morris. who fs Interested In the development pf
fan 1nteral resources at Al0Eka. Mr.. FIIz snys:
THE placer ground 10 Gold Greek. 1t Ii ntout
a!l taken up. md is estirnated by good practical
pincer tninGrB tU
PAY FnoM SG 70 $50 PEI DAY TO THE
MAN.
!! nm only a 0,inrtz ,niner. not a competent
5idgu: but ot tho qunrtz leigcs, must say that
hAye n4ypr epen nlpra Of rleh9r r0el: an tho
soast. There Is q bolt Of these lcdgcs about
hHlt nilu Wide. and It. IL. nonriy ono muss OF
orc. a,n sure TINT tho average Of tho GRO is
inorG thnu SO to tho ton ID II cOtncs The 1old
i8 qutto course aud very heAyc. 80 fnr about
Twenty Gunrtx claims havd been located and
nfty.two placer olnins rooordctl Thcre Ara nUw
about t'scnty~Itvo to throy ush left up thoro In
tho cnap." -.
Since this lottor was written stoaucr has
made royug0 to IL
THE ENEwIY-nIscovEnEn MINES.
She carried nlnoty miners a. passengers, bcsIdcs
Ercht quantity. Of lumber for tho mines Aud
supplies for; tho tnfncts. MAJ. MorrIB, who IL
now IL washington. IL. enlcAror!ng to Becuro
tho esta1itshn,ent OF n reguar null service llo-
swecn sitkN and tho nov mining district Ifo
visited Alnska Inst Yal!,' 'nnd says among tho
valuable discoveries niato whe, tle was there
wAs rich silver mine. on an Istaud nenr tho
muinland, not fur from tho liatrts district.
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MALONE Will LIE 1ND0ltsED NY nEpU


LICANE.
sfreta1 Dtspa&eh to 1ns Cnteooo Tttn4ink.
WAs1l1N0Tos. D. @. April 1O.-All tho infortnn-
hon from Virginia. IL to tho effect that Mahono
will rccolyo strong Endorsement from lnrso
proportion Of, tho Republican voters. While
tnany Of thom wero Inclined to keep up their
distinctive organization; and yoto for tho,r own
local offcors, yot thorr ia n growing disposition
to unlto In pRrt With tho touujlsstugs upon State
isaucs, md to vote wtlttham against tho Hour.
H2n Of tho t9'a In a'l matters ct
AsMAOARl INAEEtH' -.-,-
ono Ga'1ae Of tho determination OF the Demo-
orAtlc Genut0r8 hcro TO
11sOI.0NG tl:trRESENT CONTEST
and prevent tho organization 1T tho Scunto By
the voto Of MnhouO is sat'l to DO tho fear thnt,
II Slahn0 IL allowed u succeed IN tho Eeslatet It
wi! SO strengthen bis party in Virgnln 40 10 In
sure tho loss OF tho state to tho rc9uar Demo-
eFnfa tn November. In fact one OF the Dcino-
cratsc souators had said plainly that 1t was their
intontion to prnfong this cottest Until Novcm.
bur. for tho PURPOSE ut tleprvinG Mahono OF
strength tu tho fhil ca1npatgn which SUCCESS ID
tho 6chAtd w0uti Rfve tfu.
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pn1IApEtrl11A. Pa.. April l0.--A Lancaster
spvoIal to tho P'r*s snys that "a March 70 two
tnen regiatcrcti themselves at thu 0rnpe 1lotef
in that city. ". II. Flnny proprietor, IA, Luther
J. Hussl, OF Doston, aud 7. biosau, OF Phllatae-t
phia. uath wera travelling statesmen, Iiurl rep
r1sontlnga bo1k firm. On Thursday ot laat week
binran ku.tdonly disappeared. aud in the evening
Ffnny Informed Hurtl that hls partner hnd lott
without paying his btll and denounced
Norm IN 4 "sneak" and "bum." lnt!matIng
that Iurd was nu bottor. Tho lattor lcclnrud
that he wns no paFtnor nf Moran's, but defended
htu.. saying ha botteyed him to be an hnnest
mnn, and tint ho would soud tho amount ot tho
bill whom ho Rot humo. 1n this conjecture he
was stxht, ia the money nrelved tho next
many worsls about tho matter, resulting Ia
tho former striking tho latter aud Knocking
h!m down. lIurl also deolaroa that FInny
Kicked him while down. but this Etnny e1n::
!nptaso o tSs e. asss @ III eaasx ia3ISs earfsSla
hemnrrhagc. Iie was removed TO BIZ roola,
xners syeFy sstuntS12 Sas given ht a! ~:
fssSsts 'a In iss taans PAF: aoess. IT, a A'*0!
ut wsea bo q. lott ss
sn 1s SSlon a nss a9p
1si.taues: BIZ ~ oas sa.xs.o@ INV @( t|s osi!: @hss
dI", rho Coronor was naliacd. and im.
p pasnnet 1e .ks 'n aa g onse sSa
II Funy y viii g. held s !assssshter. a.a
appoars that W elderly gontleNaa., = Dssheior
ishn,snt iaaisssd " fiaoy upai. Iiael: HuT4
o.o Is &. aons as' ahausa fes
he had b0cn III eunstant!y. Oh tho road ~
s'Sa1es!y ~ to 10 aela IT,, = T.. elS!a apy place =
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WASHINGTON.
Possible Adjournment for a
Week to Give Time for
Reflection.
A Perceptible Weakening on
the Part. Of a Few Re-
publicans.
Last.Dfte1l Donrbons Eyinco a
Disposition to Stay All
Summer.
Rumors Of Vast Mineral Deposits in
Alaska Prove to Be
True.
Discovery OF Gold and Silver
Mines Of AS Yet un-
known Richness.
Indications that Malone Will Re.
oeive Strong Endorsement from
Virginia Republicans.
Tho Ratlroad Corporations 1faYo Little
to Hope For from Justice
Woods.
Secretary Blaine eays No Immediate
Change Will Be Made in thb
Mexican Mission.
Tho 1laf1road Corporations 1IaYo Little
to Hope For from Justice
Woods.
Secretary Blaine eaya No Immediate
Change Will Be Made in thb
Mexican Mission,


WHAT WILL DE DONE.
Special Uspatth 10 Tns Chfraoo Tribune,
WASHINGTON, b. G.. April 10.-Whon tho Jour.
tal or tho Senate bus hcon read Tomorrow Sir.
uawea will ondenvor to proceed to tho election
OF 0lcers, 1t. accordance with tho Wishes of an
unttsputod constitutional majority Of tho Sen
atots. Tho Democrats, Wishing to rotatn their
friends III office, wi! proceed 10 tllibus,cr, atd
thus prevent mn netlon. Probably Sir. lock will
air bis e'oluencc, but 1t Gun 10 sntd In aynnce
that au business will 10 transacted. II tho lta.
publ'cans mud that tho Democrats per-
ast iu thEs refusal to permtt tho mator.
aty to oxorclse It's protogatlvc, &hoy may
adjourn for a week to eivo them
tttno for 'retlccttnR. Both sides appoar equally
determined not to surrender, but It must 1,o
confessed TINT thore aro sotno Republicans who
afe faint -hoarted. The desire to havo executive
sessions Ia
l,kCoM1NG sTKoy0ER EVERY DAT,
Rnt thsro arc some. 1topubllenns who fatt to see
that any principle is sacrificed by conscnttng to ~
into executive session for short ttnc oacl day.
6ulla
NEW ENGLAND SENATOR ro-Nfonr:
ut oortn'nly sec'ns 10 mo tho proper thing to
10. The Administration haa not hall fair
ohanoe. It Is like u, great big locomotive
switched on tn sat@. aldo. ts11uls. r 1t
+ nonpR spsa1 nn ns ne ss,e a T. a 1 ~ ss
clear. + think we ought to havo son,o executive
sessions. and know that tho President thinks
n,oorntIc senator, r. renrcsctattyo r1c Of thu
"of course wo aro not going to surrender.
Ws occupy tho Gest pnsiton. % It Is evident tt,at
son why No should not
srAY uEnE ALL suxMEn
on this 4uosdou. nut w0 ehall tat. Mark my
WDE1{S. Tho UFEE9l1f fnr HyArnffFn
, 1881-04-11

JUDGE JOHN CHENEY,
CoLuAnus. O.. April l0.--1udEo John Cheney,
Of Caiial Winchester, dod tonight In tho 82d
rear Of bis age. hs rus born In Maryland, .Iat,
II. l.N. lilo was Jackson Presidential Elector
I'll lSs, rus elected to Congress In 1885, and
served three terns. lie wns also q member OF
notn 10y .! nrancaes Of thu Ohio LEGISLATURE, scrv-
!n8 nSe terms in tho House auu ono
" the 6enntc. He wns also m
Associate Justice of the Circuit
Eoutt under the old Constitution Of tho HtNte,
The ifst ntffcc be hold WAS that OF Justice or the
peHce. His third wife survives him. jHtg1
Ghcney was probably tho oldest cx- membcr OF
Congress III tho Uuiiad States.
, 1881-04-11

optetat V1pa9e1 70 7Ht Chledo0 1F7tNNe,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April ln.-Tho Rev. ". ",
HEbbcn aied last night at hIa residence frotn
nervous prostratton. consequent upon old nRp
and ovcrwork. bIany years uRo Mr.. 1ltbbcn was
prominent Methodist tlivlhe, but us old axo
crept upOH him .hu turned Ills nttcntion to it,
craEJ. FuEsufts and+ also 10 ftewsnap1r corFc-
cHtt, ~ ~N
, 1881-04-11

sptetds Dsspateh To 1ns CAtoaao Tribune.
AntsIAs, Mich, April 1o-At a Rpeclat mcot-
ing Of tho Ienawce County Dar Association last
night, committee. consisting of ". Il. Unier-
wood, G, Z. Weaver, md J. II. GOT, presented a
series Of suitable resolutions ns Il tttbuto to the
mctuory OF their deceased member, Mayor
JRnlts 4. Stacy. Similar action was tnkcn by
Adrian Lodge Of Odd Fellows and the j. be Y.
S0cint Ciubt Of which decoasci was d momtor,
ots TucsGay, =, - A~'''
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Singular casfS" Of Manstaughter
in as-9teI at Lam
caster, Pa.
Alleged Frau9rTlent Assignment Of a
Manufacturing Company at
TwaRivers, Wis.
Il Texas Clergyman Convicted on The
Charge OF an Indecent Assault
OIL q Lady.
Arrest Of the Postmaster Of Fan Antonio,
Tex., On Charge Of EmbeE-
element,

AT
sa.eiai nt.1.,.a ~ :. -. 49,. 1..... Ho'
nnsrnx ns ~ m.,"a,,a. ~ aa n"s ss,, 'oo. oo'..
to,nn-s.,,x ,s,.., ~, - u''.. n.so ho!o ~
n,ts,,t ...,.has -, ~. .s ~ ~
c,s" ~ o,,ar. ~ ~ a,.n,t,,, =, io ....s.,
sv,ndI, ~ ,.htes IT, ,",s, .ea. ~ :" 10y sxano
faeturers lost s95,o. Two or Or three ne ',r years
@ ,,sstncr in the ] tism Of a. H. % Wsshnueao T. Co. Of
81. Joseph, No. and being we'll knowu, h,s loud
ra.a1.a was In fur % way Of doing heavy trade. ho
Ho empnaszed tho faot that Ii. oil business &C..
aua!ntaase. II III. cit city snou!d receive esod
Share Of b. h,s ,ss firm, nasass. Ess s further
money; and thas Mr.: wsshburnc w nlo.le nut
,"tH t"iHo.' 'n' oo1Hes" ,e @ IN cash. IT. sm1
aaa t. vay aR h1 and ar erass .. a' .
soon ,nnns1oS - "o. so,,, a Tnr s.r ~, - uaas ~
o tean% - xr. S. anaas aut s " ono g,
cities "A; D: wasaburno ! Co.
xcro % rated at that amount. Tho
boot and shoe lrms In this city credited his rcp-
fe.enta.ons. ,s aaa be WIS not 'low to take ao-
ehaacs mct viii nromnt nsrrnsnt mi. w.,
t,s S,s i an't " asr rfope .nperd a., aas "na
washour%o Wa n Co. eessn seFen' to aso hoarx
~ aa
Ma.:acnusott.. rs wcll a. Of arlns IN tht. city:
In milking payments. and upon BE-
aan;s, Th, w. assut ySa; ~ as9 g1s fl taase was
!T?sn s3sy snd ssseaty , 'sas. !siaaias taat q
Il: II: noyc9 4 Co.. uf 'h!s CITY, so9a found
Sy GrS TI1ttm Rna; s,ter ar91n elbo5
, 1881-04-11
ALLEGED rnA1,1,.

apfttal Dspdtth to TAs tAttasp Trtaa,e.
MAS1Tow0c. Wis, April 10.-stornt L. Hill. Of
Chicago. sworo out nm attachment agairst the
gocds Of the 1'aoger State manufacturing tom.
panS. or Two nlverB. and Sheriff Murphy broke
Into thoir store and levied on tho whole atock
Yesterday. Tho Assignee. 11eadly. keeps out Of
thu way, and 1t H. thought that tho rrcont ns.
Stast sas1tos va e. :neo for The pprpose ot fraud
Their liabilities nnount to n,ulIt slU0TS anil Ina
asacta to between E,O00 And S4,O0,
, 1881-04-11
A. CLEnCrMAy ooSr 1yuoxn

n CLF1EGf GfMAN GONE WNONH.
:, DAtt.ss. Tox" April 10.-1t will bo recol1ccted
mat TWO years ago tho 1toy. ", O.. ycal. pronI.
nent Methodat preacher, WINS arrntRned for
earn and lustfll assault on 3lE1. E.urna r4tllu,
at Wnxahachlc. This was bis second appear
ance In court tor such acAndalous conduct, ills
church ii found bin, guilty. Tho Nnson,c frntcr.
rrom tne lattcr verdict he appealed to higher
Iomft. Which granted htn a.nov trlnl. Ills acc.
scrlct Of guilty. and ll.,e 0f 3i,G and costs,
, 1881-04-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

WILT" 8+k1Hl2tl@t HAH0s
New Y0Mk. April 1Q.-Arrlsoa. she HFltaunto
nud City Of ofMontr0al. from Liverpool.
bAsrtAoHE, Md, tpsll lo.-Asttvod. tho Koll,
from usemup. ''
nALFAx. April la-Arslyed, the Moraylans
.:llAvAs, April '1n,-Ass1yed, the Fraucc, from
New York.
NEM ORLEANS, April l0.-ArrIycd. tho stoaus-
slip MofYuu City, from Nav fUrk. -s.
, 1881-04-11

hpFsI08 VVpHIsN n 1H3 E&1edfV 1f3pRMs
81. PAUL, Mlnu. April 1o.-Advtces have boon
Eeeolyed It headquarters hero that Low Dogs
baud. from sItsug-Autl's camp. aEs now on
route from Poplar River 70 DuGord, under
Charge Of Lieut. iaob6Ftsop, OF tho Seventh CaY-
alKy. There Ase 4fky men and seventy women
and children In tho party. -. -
, 1881-04-11

sea,.s tlovEit$atts UTrics, Aprit i, i'd.
;seS - lid instFaeloas 10 biadnss ii.
S'rncG to ZACH will be recnsed NJ 4la once uuii 4
thoy Tl an n o. s{ 10 tsa q which Inns sna place
ax asns snd delivering d Till prison dufinx tic scai
{sG, nStnGs9n.c!n !Iiy lss und ondinx June u.
e1fn breolne aud barincAs ehnrs. Il follnws
s S: 6:. s.oua!sT sxths! EG shssp sttn sfisers.
stss sn,i'ss ,ia's. S.sado a.s9a tsaft
6ss; @ Ia @s1Snss, t1 mseanc lhtsad NJ. la uarbnars
Ivy bounds GruM M,9o. M n. ID, 1F9om cormd
Skst .n,'s a41 r. poplar, lot r. WhIto onki and
paaeAi 1pP''eA required for MaauGacturs of articles
/, ~ 10 r,zdy inspected sud none .n{ettor
tttns ttsns atan1Ard acespted. ~ '~'
TbxR"n.aa4as Ior : las5 quantity viii b. fsc4yod,
s Fc*efsss the right 70 reject sny oe
pro Hi bs &t.on to articles Of domestic
equsi 0oaf conditions Of prtee Kad quality b0lng
lnd nnt tr.opnna!a and etEcu1srs giving In full tho
Hi H. h"G Quaatits tolulrotl. mud other t1fofnnu0n
knyoinmmm.a ;. uea !i 70 appi!caton ~ lhts b1ice.
Tho unJsr,ionesd s a'leaty suppes and addso1sod 10
-: = 9l:gST: As.t Q IL. u. q. A.. Governor.
, 1881-04-11
SELF-.D ESTRUCTION.
JOHN 1slElsSAMEN.

Special DIspatth to 7hs Chicago Tttbunk
DECATUR, ILL.,, April W.-Dotween J.. and !
O'Clock this morning John Alebsamen, aged
abont ~ yours. not upon tho roof OF Il bulldfn,
un East May strcct. atd, With laego bltchor.
kn!to, committed suoldu by nearly soysslnx his
head iron. tho body. Iio waa found soon nftor-
wards In Rvoat pool OF blood and l(fctosa tils
wlta died stitna weeks ako and sinua thou To taa
a]ucn dIsounsoatc. Ilt WIS a tine old German
WIN wore shnukod to learn Of h!s truHlo du,stt.
His sous rcsdlna hcrs arc Phillip, Iacob, anu
George NiabsamDn,
, 1881-04-11
PRICES or OIL.

TaTusy1lts, pa., April a-Ths oil market
opened as slX eentss highest, e3H cents; lowest
6airelit obaftqls, aaass 6asrcls; saas. 7a7a oss-
, 1881-04-11

Special Dtspeteh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DosroN. Aass.S SApEil lQ.-Tho widow Of Thco.
dore Parker died friday at tho ago Of o.. fhe
was wotnan OF great culture. but Was not
relied upon for critical Judgment by her hus-
band: Nho always sought tho advice and roul-
6cl o? q mutual friend, Miss Anua @. Stevenson,
who Is still living.
, 1881-04-11

ROBBERY OF a l'osT-oFF1CE.
YoukasTowx, O., April 10..-rho Post -omco
WIS entered here lust night und SIS lIn postage.
stntn1,s. besides Registered raoka9c, the COZ
tents of which arc unknown, were taken,
, 1881-04-11

a. II, TEHNNILLIGEN.
spsetat Dtpakh to 7nf Chfeasa 1ftbpns.
AURORA, ILL.,. April l0.-A. It. Torwltllger. for
scyq6l yoars Township Collector, Is dend.
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W1LLIAAL'M. THOMAS.

:. dREH1 351pHlGH 10 I IL LENtHPV IT1HGHkt
ntooNlSuToS, ILL.,. April 10.-wlliam, II.
Thomas. one Of the oltlest residents Of D!oon-
tngton and present City rroasurer. died to-tny.
lsu came nero i, 16s6. md for Ittceu years was
Treasurer OF Mclean County.
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a. u. DANIELS,

DENVER, Colo, April 10.-A. II. Dnniels, flfry-
minor, Ficc-PresIlent Of tho Colorado Nationat
13nnk. and n Dlrnator OF tho Dcnyor & Now Or.
ieAns IAl'road. d!od hero suddenly lust night OF
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cltlzen Ut tho Third Warl, committed suicide
Tonight BY tMklnY M 1ferQosD Ut laulApuul,
Uomtatfo troubles Wgsu tho cause
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DIED.

BETZ. On Monday. February 2sth. 1881, at IL
o'cl'ck a. n, WILLIAM BEIZ. in the forty eight
Year OF his
I he funeral viii take place from his lats resi-
deuce, No. Ills 1th street southeast, Wednesda
March ID, at O'Clock p. N. Relatives ana friends
ale respectfully invited. %
BRfNT. March I'd. 1881, ct IL 80 a. m, GU
beloved mother. KLlZABErH Brent. wife of IN
Brent, il the seventieth year of her age, after
lcny and painful illness, borne vita Chrittan for
titude.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
deLce corner of 10Th and a. streets. Sunday next,
the Gtn IL slant, 1T u so o clock q Her remains
will be rested in John Wesley Church. of which she
WIS one TIE earliest members. Friends and rela-
tyts invited.
CARRY. Very suddenly, Wednesday. March .,
1881, al his late residence, No 500 street north
west, at s O'Clock a. IL.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ELDhlDGE. On T6escay, March LIST. 1SS1, De
Roy w. ELDRIDGR, ssed thirty nine years.
Fun erai from bis late residence. 1919 10th street
mon thwett on Thursday, the Sd instant. ~ ,
o'ci' Oh p m Frlencs are invited.
HUMPHREYS. On March lst 1881, at her
home IN Nlrsinia, at IL o'clacz a.. IA, of pnrunO-
mia, Mrs. MARGARET HUMPHREYS. widow of the
late Judge ID. G Humphreys.
MCINTOSH. Tuesday, Merch LIST, 1881, at 80
p: M, Lucy A. MCINTOSH, in the forts NTH year
Of ben Sge.
Funeral will take plsce from the residence of her
son- in law, Frank DoWiinz, No. 739 4th street
pOIthwest, Thursday Afternoon. March Sd. al )
O'Clock. Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend.
RkED. Wednesday. March ID. 1881, at p M.
MARY LOUISA REED. wid " OF the late BGshrod
Washington heed, il the fifty seventh year OF her
age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.