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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
ALITTLE SUFFERER
CIeansed, Purified, and ReautIfled
by the Cuticurh Romedics.

It aiIo-ds me pleasure . rive you this report
NJ the cure Of our little grandchild by your
CuTlCuRA REMEDIES. Wheii sl1 months old his
left hand began TO swell and had every appear
nnce of q large boil Wa poultlotd Il, but all to
no PURPOSES About I'VE months after II became
running sore Soon other eOrrs formed. He
then had two Of them on each hand, aud "a hia
blood became more aud more lmpare Il took
lCea tlmr tur them 10 break out A sore came
on tho chin, beneath the under Zip, which We 3
very offensive. lbs hetd WIS one soi 4 scab,
dis'nnrliug great deaf Ihis wis his cnndi.
ton at tG-nty-two moulhs oil Wien / luok the
care % hiH hit mother hRvins died when Re
wns Il IT. g mlto t1An = year III u tinnsnmp.
tinu IA rufla OF conrstl. ne could " III n little,
but 20 Id not gni up n ne fell down, ami could
not IN Yr whom Ia o'd, having no use ~ hiA
hRndA. tminSiiAt 10 commenced with the
CuTlCuHA hKNEnlKs usiAg the CUTIUuRA and
CUTICuHA soar frpeiy, ana when he had taken
one bottle OF the GtTlCtRA hEs1ivkST his head
was completely cured, aud he has improved Ia
every way. We were v,ry mu, h enCour CAD,
and CO.. TIM ci the use of the Reined 90 for
year and a hall, Dne sore Hitar another heated,
o bo1y matter forming IN eAch one Of thee n q
deep ones lust before hetling, whch would
fnslly gov loose and were taStn out Then they
would neal iapiiiy. Ons Ut these ugly hone
formations ] preserved. After taking dozen
and n half bottles he was com pletUly cured, and
ia now ~ the nge Ut six years, a strong and
healthy child n scars on his handa must al
ways remain; his hHnda Ice ftrong, though We
once ieHred he would reyer he nble to use them.
All that physicians DID for him did hin no good
Ali who saw the child hef re using The CUTiCuRA
REMEDIES apd soe the child nov consider " q
wonderful cure. II the above facts are ol any
use 20 you, you are al liberty TO use them.
MRS t. T. DKiudS,
May ., 1855 di2 +. clay 1t Bloonio gton, IN.
The child vas really In worse condition than
he appeared 20 his grand mother, who, bein <
With MIN every day, he ANS accustomed TO the
dis ase. MAGYAR HOPPING.
Sold ey rywhere CuTerRA, 81 cts CuTlCuRA
SOAP, M exquisite skin Behuuner, 20 Ga;
| tur,CuhA kEsOtvkNr the new Blood Further
~ 10. Prerared ~ The ru1TRk DRua AM
HKMlrAL CO., Boston.
Send for 'lIOlV 80 CHTc SKIN niseIscs,i
ITnUlSG, scaly, rlmply md OILY Ak d
VI vi bolutliled by tue CCTcuRA soar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
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hAWehMhu IN schh@uehcmcts
CHICAGO, juno "a. "A special from Lam
caster, Wis, says: Mrs. Sarah Tyrrell,
wife of farmer in Mount Hope Town.
ship, came TO town Tuesday 10 do some
tr,ding. On her return home she was met
at the door by her husband. David Tyr
rell, who ordered her not 10 enter; that
he was not going 10 have her there any
more. lie emphasized his command by
throwing chair at her Mrs. Tyrrell
picked up seantling that was on the
ground near BY aud defended herself by
striking her husband heavy blow
on tho head, He fell backward, striking
his head on the door step In such man
ner an to fracture his skull Mrs. TyTell
notified neighbor AT once and stated
that she had killed her husband In the
above manner. A corOncrs jury rendered
a verdict in accordance with the facts yes
terday after viewing the body, which had
been left over night where il had fallen.
The murdered man was nearly 10 years
old aud his murderer was his third wife.
They have had many quarrels during
their married life and the latest quarrel
was started by his selling of the property
on the farm and going away leaving Mrs.
ryrrell without means with which 70 live.
She made application 10 have him com
initted 10 an insane asylum, and when
physicians found him sane she was about
to apply for o divorce. He also tried, but
failed in bis efforts TO have her adiudged
insane. Mrs. Tyrrell will be arrested.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01

A very large man, desperate fellow
who had often boosted that he could not
be whipped, became involved III a0uarrcl
with a small man Wen, after the fight
was oveI n friend OF the desperate man
said "Why, Abe, he tore you all to
pieces" "Yas "Mopped up the town.
ship with yon." THAT'S whut. Dit
cf one o. your ears. ''lhat's whit be
lone" Ruined your clothes ''Yas 81
6 PiFAAAIltess 'yiie oi yetR yes ott, r. e,o
he did" Knocked out IA couple Of
teeth" Reckon YOU'RE right lie
don't weigh 100 pounds, either IS Don't
bYeve he doesn :" suppose you hate 10
be whipped :" "Ol, no, Bill, | don't
mind brin' Wrapped, ken stand to loose
my years an teeth, but thar's one thing
about the affair that made me mad. (
What's that Abe - IVY, the surprise
o the thing reckon hate 'stonish.
ment wus than any man in the world.
Wy thought | could whale that Teller
with one hand, but | was never more
astonished ii my life. Wy, the way that
fool Teller fit shocked me -'stonished me,
! tell you. Oh, no, I don't mind tho
whuppin', but, Billy, why didn't he do il
gracefully 70 | wouldn't NV been 10
s'prised? ! don't like that fellerm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01

'HF washington correspondent of the
New l0fk Commercial ilogrtiSp, saws, Tho
oema'Hliie politicians do not like Mr.
SlhVNlhd h1t they sNe he Is n favorite with
IN" people, hnd the general Impression
among them is that they will have to re-
honlnh'" hun. Especially Is this the
opinion Of those Democrats who have re-
eeutil Wudc pilgiimages TO their homes and
IttE'M with thor constituents In local and
tH@lAnt cpn'"hliOns assembled. IL thew
sunul not rauominate him the question
would inttlltIly Hrise "Why not :" This
you'd De an awkward question 10 answer.
II would lnvpvh confession TINT the
fresident had been deserted by bis party
Tor mahiie-tlng those very qualities A. an
eAecutiv" which the people admire in him,
ana Tor maintaining the principles which
Il.hh"y eApnaied and desired him 20 maintain
me President lLs attended strictly md
hlhiHllytu his business IN mannnr Gnlcu.
hu'd g. WIN the appreciation of tho plain
Pelli" ai the country, lIO has kent him
sen above the horde ~ politicians mud
plh" hunters, and vet has managed TO dis
pHhSe good mnny fnvors to them, ia has
chosen the right side OF political questions
10 tho main md has at Inst forced his party
TO confess that he is right on ut leasf one
q the main questions in dispute. namely
elNli service reform. Ills position In regard
q the tariff has been rather passive. hut IN
general ne has been strong and consistent
4hl w" politicians are aware that his popu-
hIlitN h on tho Increase, especially in The
west " ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01

There Ia nothing compqrable N 0C,,VH,,,,e
SULPHUR SOAFH as q means al rernoyjnS ii, {
t2IRhheBs Of ia" SKIN conssquentuDon saltwater
mIhlng: Ac0mpleXlon dazzllng as fiat 81 the
i.osn venus, az depleted rising from the sea. Il
hgon, u leaves tue akin al glossy md sn1hoth
r. sluh hpa 70 in all respects superior 10 me-
ualgfIt2ns toilet Powders forclpn and tiomesS
o. eounierfels Soc that SO. CpirtF ,,T, sso
r.59ptlelor u printed on each racket witbSnt
" wien none Is genuine. Sod BY drnegiats ny
q ing three cakes, 30 cents, The Claims Of
pgbauon Of all who need auch an r.trIs NJ, I, 70
S -, nndenlable. And as regards price ina
Ky i,iYahtage Of eheapneas IL added 10 lie otbey
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
rHn OLD, oID sroRr.



CHICAGO, June 2d.--Mrs. Anna Wer-
field, young married woman living in
the rear of No. "a Holt street was fatally
burned last night. She was building a
fire to prepare supper for her husband,
and TO hasten matters poured kerosene on
the flames. The can burst IN her hands,
setting fire TO her clothing and the furni-
ture. The poor woman ran down stairs
enveloped in flames, and up the stairs OF
the house occupying the front
of the lot, where she could
not open the door. Then she returned
and knocked at the door OF William
Koehn on the first floor Of her house.
Koehn was afraid to admit her, hut tore
OF her clothing and covered her with o
blanket. Three doctors were called.
They found that the body of the woman
was burned from head TO toe; MI her hnil
has been soorched of and the cooked ilesh
came of in strips. She was also sulierinf
from having inhaled the flames and ~
coyery il impossible. She had been mar
ried but two months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
A Gmnrd,s Dead,Y Nhoi.

IONA, MICu., June 90. Frank Wen.
land, an inmate Of the state house of cor
reotion, under sentence Of larceny, was
shot while trying TO escape yesterday.
His time would have expired in about a
month, and he had been assigned to yard
work and had the liberty of the yard.
AS the last gate was opened 10 allow
team TO pass, Wenland dashed
through down the hill and toward the
railroad track. Edward Barnes, the
guard on that part of the wall, gave the
alarm and called to the man to stop,
threatening TO shoot. Wenland paid no
attention TO this and the guard fred over
his head, but he still kept ON. The
guard reloaded and when Wenland was
full 70 rods away he again fired, this time
at WenlAnd, hitting him in the BACK. The
wounded man was conveyed TO the prison
hospital There is slight hope of his re-
covery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
a PersonnI Ouesrinn.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
Not long ago Kentucky member. who
had tried in vain all through the session
to catch the speakers eye, graycly rosc
in his place md demanded to be homo
on question of personal privilege. mi.
claim secured him the floor. In M
silence that eusued he remarked that Il,
desired to call mp for passage bill Ia
provide a new public building III lis dis.
trict. The house laughed, and tbe
speaker rebuked the member for inter.
rUp.sng tn transactions by introducing
what was evidently not ii question Of peF,
smal privilege, Il don't know aGout
that, retorted the member of dont
80 this bill passed / can't get ra.ejected
aHd il that doesn't involve Il question n
personal privilege ! should like to Epov
w4ai does y This reply Of course cor
Yg!sed the house, aud in the spasm o.
"a hfallowship that followed tie witty
M er slipped his bill through without
lection,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
IEe rncl.Ica 1Le WRONG l,.ll,nr

BUTTE, MoNr., June IA Yesterday
afternoon man named George Miller of
Anaconda, conceiving himself TO be
wronged by the publications in the Dtjly
Miner of letters from that place concern,
ing his daughter, who elophd and was
married in this city by minister, with
six-shooter accompaniment, went into the
Miner office and asked "a see editor
9. $. Aiegenfuss in private. At
the head Of the stairs Miller pulled
his pistol and saying "pn fix YOU
here, /" shot Iiegenfuse who threw np his
arm Mt the critical moment and the bullet
entered the wall over his shoulder. The
two clinched and Iiegenfass threw his
would be.murderer down stairs, falling on
top of him and almost crushing the life
out of the Anaconda man. Miller was
hustled ont Of the Office and arrested, but
Aiegenfuss will not prosecute
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
MorrLblr Gored by q IlnlI.

SEDALIA, Mo, June pa young man
named William Brown met with a horrible
accident yesterday which caused his
death after few hours of terrible agony.
lie had occasion to visit the farm of
Absalom McVey near this city Finding
none of the male members OF the family
at the house he went TO the barn where he
WIS attacked by a bulland gorged through
the body. His cries for help brought
assistance when tho Infatuated animal was
driven away. When rescued the unfortu
nate man was holding back the intestines
which protruded from the gaping wounds.
A physician was summoned but Brown
was beyond medical mid and died las,
night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01

CHICAGO, June 81, The announcement
Is published here amt Miss Rose Eliza.
beth cleveland is 10 make Chicago her
nome; For some weeks the manager of
the Elder Publishing Company has been
IN communication with her relative TO
her coming to this city aud taking charge
Of the editorial department of ifte,a,v
Lye. A dispatch received this morning
states that all arrangements with Miss
CLEVELAND have been completed and she
VIII come on at once to take the position
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
rnthiII Kinr,s WIN.

CHICAGO, June 25.-The suit Of Mrs.
Ross, Mrs. Farlin and Mira johnson, TO
set aside the will of their father, Tu,hill
King, ON the ground that lie
was of unsound mind aud mem
Dry, was tried for the second
time yesterday. The Jury returned YER
dict, inliug that the will was not the last
will and testament of the octogenariau
The property will now be distributed rs
follows the rrld estate, vnlucd
a, sos, 900 will be conveyed in
trust for the II grandchildren, Mrs.
Ross Mrs. Flrlin and Mrs. johnson
to receive the annual income from it. The
personal property, $3.50, 600 will all 60 to
the three daughters, except $55 600 or
$4,000 each 10 the / grandchildren,
which will be paid at once
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01

CHICAGO, June 25 A special from
Indianapolis says Judge Gresham is
hearing the foreclosure suits ngainst the
Lake Erie Il Western railway, the amount
involved in the first mortgage bonds
being about $4,000 600. There are two
cases, that Of Thomas o. Plat against the
Lafayette, bloomington a Muncie mud of
the Central Trust Company against the
Lake Erie A Western. There il m
eminent array of legal talent, including
Mr., Butler of Butler sullivan 4 Hubbard
OF Kentucky, and Mr.. Holt Of Chicago for
the trust company, Harry Crawford Of
Chicago representing MIR Platrsintorests
j. Il. High of Chicago for tho compnny
and Mcdonald, Butler y Mason for the
bond folders.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
A Rank rhnt VIenm, IIu,,n....

CHIcAGo, June IA special from
Peoria, ILL.,, says The Merchants
National Bank will resume business nex.
week, the Hoke defnleation having been
covered by m assessment of 300 900 or
so per cent on the stock. This sum was
paid up in cash within the last three days
and the stockholders arc unit in fnyor
of resumption. j. Boyd Smith. cashier
OF tho bank started for Washington last
night to obtain a permit TO resume from
the Comptroller. Tho dopositors and the
pnbiic have inll confidence IN the bank.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01


with the usual IutricAciea Of English critic
.phy
i A man 10 debt
No rest will gebt
Until he's 10 the tomb.
His cares will weigh
30 heavy theigh
win shroud his life with glomh.
He'll practise guile;
Aud never smuile;
His head with pain will ache;
He'll grlove and sigh
And want 10 digh
And thus his troubles shaohe.
But owing none
He'll have more fone
Than any King that ralgna;
Hen feel benign;
Ills health il flgn
Aud he long life atteigns.
without doubt
All can keep ouht
or debt II only they
VIII never buy
To please the guy
Aud cash down always pey.
Detroit Free Press.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
Mrs. CIeveIand's IIandshake.

An old stager who has shaken hands
with many lady of the White House tells
me he likes the way Mrs. Cleveland shakes
hands better than any Presidents lady of
the past. Said he Mrs. Cleveland
shakos hands as though she meant il. She
looks you in the eye, and tries 10 cotcb
your good will before she puts ont bor
hand She grasps il firmly, and gives il
u perceptible shake. She uses the wboia
arm and does not shake only from the
wrist or the elbow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
rHs h4rE D n aov
some Of the Remarlkpbir sliuWs
said ~ SHilU.

Baltimore b'l.ly Sews
Hdme was really an extraordinary
character II an iuip0stnr he deserves 10
take much higher rank thuu tliy tlti.. evef
lved-higher than Cagljustru wheat ono
time had the world ut Iii, !att Thr
mediums life reads like II romnnc, ne
travelled all over the world and rpciull t8u
distinguished people OF his dn lls sai
with all the crowned heads except iJlean
Victoria and the Pope, and was au init
mate friend OF several Napoleon II I. aud
his wife and the Emperor Alexander He
was I'm admired personal friend Of such
eminent figures IN the literary world as
tho hrownlngs, the Earl ui pHnmyer,
lnrd iJtt5u Tie foyoli-, Ei# t'r.l-
VIZ VT 5tils. Wl4 puEaN7 W
"iiel sat and 2eta' tAgJ stihar mani
festations with which his name Is associa-
led.
Some of the accounts given Of Home
aud his feats would be incredible hid W.
not have testimony TO them OF such pro
fuse, exalted and unimpeaChablc char.
acter. Ordinary table-tappiug md slntc-
writing he looked upon with something
akin to contempt II was SUCH perform.
alces as iloating through space, handling
blazing Goals, and producing phautam
figures before the eyes of thd spectators
from empty air thnt hc offered A. evidence
of his supernatural gifts lie sat fire.
quently with tho first Lord Lyttou, aid
AT knebworth there is q vast room with "a
high ceiling. On this ceiling II Hone.
name written in pencil and the novelist
was fond OF relating 90 his friends h0w
Home when seated with him would some
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01

't'.fi'A'AlAN iftNl'ltfs
Tho daughter Of Con AIoigs. who m0r
RED Archibald Forbes. tho lannon's T,ns.
llSh war correspondent, is gaid IA 6nta
conceived a very strong liking for har
future husband long before she oyar I'M
him, deriving hor knowledge Of what be
was from newspaper accounts Of hmm f,tl
from his own writings. She had -ara.
inlly made scrap book OF lis WRITINGS
wherever she could find them, and when
shent last met him aud found TINT the ijeoI
she had formed Of him was not untrue
she was more than ever IN love.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
more Praise for MRS. Cleveland.

No one has attracted so much attention nj
tho national capital during the past 10 day,
as Mrs. Cleveland, and 1t Is improbable tbai
any future mistress OF the White House will
ladies who made n study OF Mrs. Cleveland
at the two receptions held In the past weeI
say that she will be n credit 10 the White
House, and will give satisfaction to the
people who have to do with the administra.
ton. If she interferes with the actions AZ
the President, tho ladies' think that her I'm.
terference will be for the better. Theirs Il
general character OF Mr.. Cleveland and his
wife. He is slow and phlegmatic, while sbe
If very energetic. He is methodicni and
meditative, while she Is somewhat gnv and
quick to act. But those who have seen
most Of Mrs. Cleveland soy that tho match
Is a very good one
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
A Ilnrd .,nnrnrl.r I.,nrl,.h.

DETRorT, MINI, June "A. William
kellahor, nlias" Reddy,"who killed Officer
Convey yesterday while resisting arrest
was taken from jail lust night ~ a large
crowd of disguised men escorted to n
neighboring grove, hanged to'the limb of
tree and his body riddled with bullets.
Sheriff Pinney tried TO def { | his prisoner
but was oyerpowered. Kellaher was a
gambler and was known il Minneapolis
where he lived for time as hard char
nCtCr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01

Is ray OF heavens own brightness bu,
II Is, alas often dimmed or quenched b,
some wearing dise0se, perhaps silent,y
borne, but taking all comfort and eniov
ment out of life. That light Of the house.
mold can DO rekindled and made 10 glow
with ITS natural brightness. DIR. Il. Y.
rlerce's " Fayorite Prescription" ia a
potent specific for most of the chronic
weaknesses and diseases peculiar to
women.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
col. ZeII al Uo,nstocs. .

Old Colonel zell, at the time when
Grant was up for the Presidency and
when the Democratic watchword was
Anything TO beat Grant, was address
ing an enthusiastic meeting OF GOms,otk
Republicans. when Democrat, who was
hanging ON the verge Of tho crowd, y
sang out sits easy talkin, Colonel but
we'll show you something next fall The
Colonel was Southern Union mnn Of
the ultra school, and great almire- OF
Grant. He at once wheeled about, and
with uplifted hands, Lnir bristiiug and
eyes flashing tire cried ont Build u
worm fence around winter supply OF
summer weather, skin the clouds from
the sky with teaspoon; catch thunder.
bolt in bladder break hurricane 70
harness; ground slpice M earthquake
bake hell in All ice-house lasso nj Iva.
lanche fix clout on the crater Of ni
active volcano; hive all the stars in nail
keg; hang out the ocean on grapevine
to dry; put the sky to suRk ON gourd
unbuckle the belly-band Of eternity. and
paste 10 Let on the sun mud moon. but
never, sir never for uoment aelnlt
yourself with tbe i,tp0 thai y5u car oeat
Grant T.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
ne DenIes IieInr a sncIn,,.,

CHICAGO, June 2l.-C. p. Iandtmon
who was supposed TO be author Of ths
letter found In tho Socialist head quarters
IN uttnwa, Ont, WIS found last Digbt. He
denied having written amy such letter and
declared that he Ind never been con
nected with the Socialists and hid always
condemned them. "'""yH
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
Tho Ken,ncI,, i,.n,,hlic,,,,.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, june 25.-The Re.
publican state executive committee held d
long session last night and decided ia
nominate candidates in every Conpros.
sional district in the state. call WIS
also made for John W. Yerkcs of Dan.
ville to oppose Joseph Barber, the Demo,
cratic nominee for Judge of the superior
court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01

UhIUAao, juno n. UhNrlcN Bodnnirck,
the anarchist who went to Justice Whites
house last March aud demanded sg5 has
been found guilty of robbery and zen,
fenced to one year in the pontentiary.
The money was, Il" the anarchist figured
part Of what he waE entitled to in a dis,
tributiun Ia commune.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01

NEW loRE, juno Is. "A magnificent jewel,
sulRosHu 70 nave cost $4,000, was received
ls2-dhy by Past Grand Master of the Cirnni
.o,se Of New Jersey Free Mas0ns. Ii h n
prsent from the Prince OF Wales "a ginnI
I MISTER OF the Grand Lodge of England. n
4 isproblbly the finest and most valuable Of
| N size In the country. "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
sUoa-E's EMUI.sTON OF PURE

God tATor OIL, with HypSphOsphites,
Is more reliable as an agent in the cure OF con.
sumption, chronic coughs and emaciation than
any remedy known TO medical science Il lie 80
prepared that the potency Of these two most
valuable specifics Is largely increased. II 4
also very psiatabie. .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
sas. 900 yeraie, AraIn., a nallrona.

CncAGo, June 24.-Reno y Little, coal
dealers, recovered verdict of S35 900
yesterday against the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne n Chicago railroad in suit for
damages growing out of failure to conf
ply with contract. In July, 1880, the rail
road company constructed switches from
its maih tracks into the plaintiffs coal
yard, agreeing in consideration OF certain
rights of way, to deliver coal to the firm
free Of charge The Chicago Burlington
II Quincy road soon after laid track bo-
tween the main track of the defendants
road and the plaintiffs coal yard, cont
pletely separating the two and destroying
the ability of the switches. The defcn-
dnnt was thus prevented from fulfilling
its contract with the plaintiffs, who sued
them for 100000 damages, with tie
above result. A motion was made by the
railroad for n new trial.