Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1880, Page 3

+, THE CHICAGO TRIBUN. THE METHODISTS. Haskets the walf was taken to the Found- TUE RAILROADS. William Lally was arrested at. 14:50 Inst evening by Ofticer A. Barrett of the Twent TUESDAY, MAY 4, TWELVE PAGES certain time ata fixed price. Within a year } Railway, in place of Charles V. McKinlay. | ectvesa flood of visitors eve ‘y day, and In- . Col. MeComb secured control of the Dela- | transferred. tho evening he Is. working,—working nll tho | Who did not vote, recetved votes from the h ara. # rH Trull ias been appointed Snperin- | tne! Me has y Duke of Roxburihe, the Earl of Caithness, ware & Western Itoad, whieh extends frotis yeecininy. Cenoral public He tng no tne to “show himsett In | anit the Earl of Kintore: ae al ne ‘Stent i ae sf Reduction in East-Bound | W!tington to Landonburg, in competition | Freicht Agent of the Galena aml Wiseonali —————__ The General Conference at Cin Fra Leesan agent cece wt tay No G A) sein other pariies who. thought. the Hine | profane send Yhtmeamn aed Wiscoel AN INFIDEL PEER. FINANCIAL, ’ cinnatl Getting Down to ly-seventh streets tatriek MeLowahlin wie | Freight Rates Contem= worth looking after. athe sequisition of { roads, with headuuarters nt Gatena, 1, i i SER. Mesrms, Tenn, May ke-E, Lehman, re- pater ‘Kk -vosterday. 7 chest! e Surlsdles ml uls of departments st = Bae at ork. Oiteer Lyme eck see omnia OF Its plated. a Wensheanet ae eileen ils auly of the Chicago & Northwestern. Kallrond | Fhe Seoteh Nobles Turning Out the | tall clothier, made an assignment to-day, Li wife, Mary, residing at No, 008 "Twenty-first : lo this city, and A very fayorable one, | Commany Is extended over the above-named Marquis of Queensberry: bili tte, $20,000 assets about $10,000, The 7 street, charged with striking her over the | sudden Resipnatt f Freight. | to, all that’the new Ine between Battie ratlronds, ee a Konda Thiers giosiltara aro merchants of New York, and Arranging the Committees and | head with a burean-drwer, eutting a gash ton Resignation of Frotehte | ite aud Philadelphia could wish, The y Tneompliance withthe Royal proclamation, | Cielnmath, aboubone and balf Inches long, This dur Agent Vilas, of the Erlo Westchester & Pulladelphts extends from TILDEN. the Peery of Scottaud met yesterday In the . ; iscussing General Plans, i A Strict Nionastery, Disc ng a family quarrel, Htond. this clty to Westchester, and with a road meture gallery of the Palace of Tolyrood Mes, Brassey tetls of avery strict. monastery twenty-six miles Jong, has pald rerulnrly 8 | in Masalvo Strength and Matchtes | Ji¢ 2 tho Earl of Ginsgow, Lord Clerk | on Motnt Athos: “On tho simailt there fs the n of Entertaining the Con: VICTORIA NORRIS’ DEATIL per cent dividends upon a feapltal stock of Induntry-Hehold the Back of Min | fropister trietust mo ory ti i X eelater, presiding, stri monastery in the world. Nota femuate Tho Qnestlo | e200, tho, stac and bonds “being | stead, On the ¢ roll : Animal of any Kind ts allowed within miles ao- forence Delegates Recolving Tho Strange Disappenranco of a Heaus crak penning earn ath $702,000, or nbont Sq 000 fo tho mite, Mut It will bo remembered that Mr. Wililan | tie Mumaly or gieenewerran tb My Tar Cae SHCA TEL LERCCIRCR arene Attention. UWul GirimThoe Agonies and Con Ti atreet below ‘Thirty-flrat street, with, the | Moller recently testified to the health and | petors LF reenrd my "voto: 104 Twist to | t°even dend bens on thotrsnddles for provision, « sions of Mer Suspected Murderers ne. right of way serosa Chestnutstreet to Mur- | strength of Mr. ‘THden. He has been tnter- make an inquiry rele the antire of 1 2 few yenra ago two Engllah ladtes landed here Cnrreepmndence Neto Yorke Timed, ——___— Ket and the Pennsslvauta Lnilroad yard, | viewed by tho New York Wortd, with the | this elnetione Ave wer ceie Leet tee cheat | eam aaent, |Astnoxt of Ue men hers wear ial Conference of Colored Mothod- | Arbawta, Ga, May 1.—One of the most | BAST -nOUND FECT RATES. | ‘The acquisition of | this ‘road would | goltowing intereating result: Lecce el Are Wey cum. :here, tn Cheeta uve nat UGH Come TON ee Ta ict ee Quadrenni fon at St, Louie. AWE crimes on record has recently come to | Comuissloner Albert Fink lias Issued the Ave the a new ia ine an pnéranics A. World reporter enlled at Mr. Molter’s | °!* N Fepresqutative peers, or are westniply ters, thoy did not discover tho aucrilego that had: ists in Session at Bt, Louis. Uaht near this elty Ina manner os mys | following elreulnr regarding the report pint } iat enfoyed By thie old road, Mitt ae uate | Testdence, No. 3G Les venue, found | come together do th uy Seenuistes that anny | ber eum forsoma tines and ‘then sou aa GO EMHEN GR terious ng the disclosure of the Markman- | another reduction would soon be made in | jenrer the elly than the present depat of the att Molter le cadens ero sat Ai tly. Intta by Meat ah i hey ue petianey they had to perforin, poor things!” METHODIST ora hile: Webster murder, All the clreumstanes east-hound freight rates, 8 Pennsylvania Raltroad, It eould not be ns | thy the sen verulian Mr. Moller Sara etl ti inten 8 Casey. Lait 4 dlstinetly wist Pacer ees bak El Byetat Dispatch to The Onega Trae ing, | Make tho affair so shocking that «the | A report having teun ou bitshed tn Western | certained when tho option expires, or what | #5 tho conversation, Mr Mtntler remarker eke gut to your lordships that there | steteinr, tha physlotncteal reduvenator of tha Cixcinvatt, O., May 3—In tho opening | entire community feet outraged, nnd piters that orniiway oficlals at Chicago have | the price named was. ‘The stock is never | a j'ai three years older than Mr. Tliden! | only one vacaney on this acenslon, and | organic syatein, for nervausnces and dehility, q = ut lwed by Cominisatoncer Fink that he wil Is q devotional exercises this morning, after sing: ff there fy not a speedy ‘and Just ex- ahortiy nak. the Joie Exceutive Commitee ot ane na tag apart and tere ten tok ‘elm aud yet Tam stronger to-day than L was “in Tyas wa ae FCAT AG Eee cates 1 a tug “desus Shall ry early youth? . ing the hymi commence 4 Y fecution of the law public indignation | the trink ty reduce the freight rates on | the fact that It pays 8 per cent per annum, ny ently youths i ‘i by , : oS ane A An Relgn Where “ere te he: a alte may make a summary disposition of the | (He husls of ss ccute ner 1 Mate ee sie ee Mr tien tae at The Vale Colteae ahs pe dubataeng whctent ese Uhl wll hel rate AND AQUARIUM. tock led In prayer. Bishop Bowman pres Te | case, Two years ago there lited, ten mites | rurmation ‘and thos) interested tn to tras: | CILICAGO, NEBRASKA & KANSAS. | iyhich gradunied foriydhtes yoursmeuc nid hex ta take this opportunity of declaring | oo iaing m wroater Cari - f ed during tho morning session, aud dtd ft) pon ‘Atianta, a young farmer named James | portation rites that there Is no truth whatever To the Enlitor of The Uhleaga Tribune, onvof {{sollest. members, if not its oldest | tat L have never done go, and therefore, If 1 | ana sirernuvanton thin tap ateow Gee eee aly, with remarkablo ability, There was an hour Jolly, who was known 05 a rough sort of fel- Aa report. None of the members of the Cittcago, May 3.—While at Lincoln, Neb., | inember, while there?” lose my seat to-day, ft must be understood ahastgn Tutor (stave Gt ‘ thole ey x 7 ; New Unt , ormore spent Incompleting the holes of | tow, but was considered by his’ nel@hbora as | fon OIA Ee eat eerie one aweek ago, 1 Lind the pleasure of meeting | Mr. Moller knew nothing of this, and per- | tht Lam turned out. My Lords, it would | supreme in ent vattival Watalle nna auvetior to seats, Tho Conferencoon Saturday having | honest and-trustworthy. With htm and his | My n expressed any intuntton to make a chauge | Mr, Charles CG. 2. olden, of this elty, who ted In his bellef that “he must be three | appear that certain predictions of the press— | 4PY wwther oxtibiuen in tio world, containing as it g - a Paes dba 4 a ys airs oftle object. of Is In flues every now, novel. and stirti entire un the ind tho carefully drawn report of te Com: | sciretived an orphan girl, Vietosin Norris, | Hairefows are uewee ieaprens ties ance at] HOS, spent the past threo ‘werks tn Kamas | Ste "yoer i'atott and Gaile artifice, | Heme oF them most violent aul abusivecnze | Hablsbiezetie, nota tha Mem” este Ramada -cdny shniwi ¥ : Aten, { containing tho Clune Devitrisn: f mites on Organization on tho table, to-day ft 7 stig noted ng anassistant 11 household duties | xenorul desire to maintain present. rutes during | looking over the route’between Lincoln aut | js stout and alittle bald? Being asked why not altogethor without foundation, when | [ibne, Son beopurie: Teteiebene: Anaconda ot ae oteente, The Great Indian =~ ie] ent. nearly all its timo trying to sup- ended to the dairy. Mer nearest relae | tHe summer months, the south Incof Kansas bordering on the | he had published: the letter, de suid, ° ite- y have lately suguusted that at to next | the Weep, Bante ous, Walkin iy a plan. Finally: it was ordered, Pier rien aa od inlles ‘ister ‘This corraborates the statement made In | Indian Territory, a distance of 00 mulles, | cause I wanted to show thine those’. Ohio figeton of Lars shoult te relentet: 1s sane Wondrous Beige Horses, on motion of Dr, Curry, that tho Come and ag the thne she had been ying In tho | THs Tsung of Sunday that the Eastern | through the very centre of the finest agri- Alabstuen who visited, alr, Tilden Gave ms- nt uel “thetation It ky” 1omust nay Frseren Nome Pay Cleans cele inee ea aeravan Circa, mittees on Eplscopacy, Book — Con- dolly houschold -about a year, — Victoria | funk ues were opposed to making another | cultural reglons of Nebraska and Kansns. } ! i ftonished = that | this } tepane Giltery, tho Fun collveting of Haus A TCS ys I nu youare well acquainted with Mr, |] ‘that To am 4 ‘i fs, sf corns, Missions, Revivals, Eduention, Sundis- | Noctis, a handsome, robust girl, was | Feduction fr rates this summer, Such a | Mr. Holden ts quite enthusiastic aver the ‘phaen't . Bs Z, determination bs been arrived ant | Stixwume tho SAavnouien Hagia Faligcare Was Schools’and Tracts, Church Extension and | the object of general atimiration fmyonne reduction’ would greally benefit the roads | project which 1s now assuming tangible “ Thaveknown Mr. Tilden for eight or ten | Without sonw previous notice having been Volar Hears, one Russian Hear, and a Bulldog all to ti ‘ - yas ‘ Wil r " f " 7 y ory visite ven nie as to the vourse to be pursued other | one care. Ininy Freedman'sAtd, and Our Work in the South, the young men in the county, who pald | leading east from this elty, as the Inke {| shape, ‘Thisisno doubt Jargely due to the years, I have often visited hin. but, of Faw Liat which f have received (Hroweh the | a. FREE NOVELTY PARADE : bo appointed forthwith, Dr, Smart, of the | her marked attention, Among these young | taking nearly all the business away from | kinuly mauner in which he hasbeen recetved cru, He let ok knoe that § was going to | than that whfeh £ fuive ree there fs only | dnilsenanonal renteret frien nie pee ae: OPO ‘ John Weaver was the favored one. dohn ‘ L before, Detroit Conference, offered a resolution in- | 1 ; then, but the trunk Hues, whieh also con-] and the favor with which iis scheme “When did 2 st one vavangy on. this’ ocension, viz.2 that 2 GRAND PERFORANCES DAILY. 2. structing the varlons Conference delegations, yas the proprtuton of 8 ego fans ent Ute trol these ronds, et w arent share of tho | hes been regarded by the people} “On Werneatay tn oe He honse,” eaused by the retirement of Lord Sinclair. | | Anernonn at: Evening at i. Doves in making appointments for the Committes | to niake Victoria Norris. his wite in the ip lnke business at Lake Erie ports, and they along the entire line. As this proj- a What was Mr. Tilden doing 2”? The v¢ tea bk Jie hitherto beet uated ub hy on the Book Concerns, to ns far ns possible prowehing autumn. Adjolntig Sames Jolly | minke upon tho business from those points | ect has not hitherto appeared In He was standing up, talkiig to a gentle eta the peinelpte diwes nam the name laymen of bitsiness experlence, and | Hved, his brother-in-law, Willi eeavers what they lose on their Chicago lines. ‘The | print a brief resumé may not be uninters | Mn. Tassure you he can stand up just as previously sue we teblecte If on AL MOSIC-MALL. easily ns you and Lean.” 1 Lalways been v fussy sortof fellow, |, i # Gy . < ot fo put onit elther the Book Agents or the | Who hae iste ta ronds west from Chicago would.rather have | esting, Some thneago a company of Chl | Cy fawy much does Mts” welgh 2" this oveasion this prinelple is te be du: Membera of thd Book Conunittee, or any see Tin mraro, th Cer oe the eust-bound rates remalti as they ure, as | Cage and New York: capttalists a Well We'atoliersanped. te ink. parted fromm with senpecu toausaelty Lshaull ere ie als top ! others officially connected with the publish: } gatherings, “Weaver frequently _ visited | high rates from here to the East foree the | Nuhruske Kansas ‘Teallwas" rated “T should aay about 155 or 160 pounds,?* iy neti aiost tials i towns, ld {pretend . fog interests, for tho renyofi thut thiy | dames Jolly’s, house, nnd Knew Victoria | business to Chicago, from where it takes | whose idea waste build aline of roadfrom | 28 hesstout, hearty man 2 Hate U TW LANCMCnEE Roo tebe alae TO-NIGHT! TO-NICHT! Committee is to review ‘thelr work. | Nurtis well. Phe fact that she wns zolns t | advantage of the low rail rates, and | Linco or Omnha, Neb, to some pointin | «4 t rlicht.’ led to sueh an Limovatlon upon the regular does he walk arder of proceedhigs, ‘Che reasons are stich MRS. FALK’S CONCERT. ‘i mmury his nephew apparently eaused hin to . 5 South Kansas or the Indlan ‘Territory, be He supported his resolutlon with «| take an active interest in her welfare, Mut- | tecordingly they get more trafie than they | Southern 5 01 Wee ieee bes). Walk P? exclatined Mr, Molter, in a kind doubt must oceur to all who remember |, Briiiinnt und Fashionable. speech, In which, among other things, | ters, however, dhl not go well for the young | would if rates were low. But the South- cia, et geet anc south Hg of allway of eestasy, rubbing his ands, “He walks Guite Jately 1 Meclarntiin of infue with Chleazo dnbut of the Eminent Young Tenor, hotneldentally vald: “I belleve we treat tho | woman, Mrs, dolly “became Jealous, and | western routes, which have no lake connee- | yory tetautenadh te batt ee eo gily prove | very erect and classle, lu walks Ike n great | Tespect to the religion of this conmmtry was Bie Bes Ae REN é va | Withoubany cause, for her husband's treat- i Ty .) eeply-felt He | statesninn.” received by the Scotch press. In miking And the Talented Young Lady Elucutlonint, Taymen too gingerly; that they ought to have in eee, 4 clutin, hover approue Ht teint tons, will necessarily suffer, and thesa Hnes, ) cesslty, Mr. Holden, from tho fact that he is | YF does a great stafesman walk, Mr, { that statement E was actunted by feelings o: Mis HELEN SNAR WHITE. equal representation with us inthis bodys | Neus, Wounded by unjust suspiclonvand | ithey find they are getting left, wilt be | a oll and experienced rallroat man, was | yroiter3” Tg, | suered duty fo the welfure aud advances | citzenal, lemember it. Strangers! Seok tho Anoat and ought ta wholly contro! the Book Con- weury of Jolly's rough treatment, Miss Nor- | Jikely to eut the rates and spoll the caleula- PuUpOn elected to visit tho counties nlong the pra- “How? Why, just as Mr. Tilden walks!” | mentof mankind, both in the present and Malt fn Atpertes to-nteh, gern, and that for myself I would like to see | rig determined to go lo hee relatives al Rut- | tlons of the trunl-line managers. ‘There is, | ead route, to seo for himself if the “ i vole ? in the frture. "Ino attacking that while | Cymer Tleket Seats, 25 60, Te and $1, schema was feasible fram every stayd- Abe inden Ata his volee? Is: hts Tbelfeve to be Gulse Lo never gave ny elf NOOLEY’S THEATRE. liu nce erin! but one Book Concern, not tivo, with threa ledie, Jolly opposed this resolution until | besides, anothor factor that will prove trouble- | point usual argued by rallroad-inen, voice loud and clear?” i thot or remurded bow this declarn- laymen iu charge under one head; thon no dic an at alia ce lalurentiied to Bo, and | some to the trunk-line managers in thelr ut- y Jearn rom him that he hag ett Te tnther n low volee, tsn’t It 2?” tion ae niteet my future ‘rospeuts, egmmenctait Monday, May 4, Every Fivoning and clash.” : Phd lepot Was four or five miles distant, | Wmpe to keep up the present rates through- | becn quite successful, and has very | «Vos (refivetively), it fs rather n inw voice. | elther do I do so now, But, my Lords, | Gsm atid Saucuay Staines, engagement of Dr, B.0, Haven strenuously objected to | ind early one bright summer morning James | Guise gunmen, and tals tthe Grand Prank, | sadiafoctorliy accomplished wnt he set out | Tut (brightening ap) he can talk as loud as prafession of faith. gan be eoustruedd tuto 4 JOHN DILLON " ver Ie! ! E satis ' S eo Wwi a profession of faith ean cons! She. Ww ver Ste it y cust 4 us id ¢ | per, ” it the House of Lords as a representative o! RLAISDELL COMEDY Co, which recomuized tho difference between tug train. “Sho, was never seen alive nea moment. ‘The Introduction of tho Turd wilt coitntey ts well settled the entire diistance by | Palys tows Cita does. ‘That's a bart | te nobility wr this arent co Mitrys Af Laan | 2ssire: apacirance ia Unica tntne Sopulas Play, ministers and Jaymen in this body, “ whereas returned hume in the afternoon tlone. ‘Li fs | Btsinade the Grand ‘Trunk people mudder | 0 thrifty, well-to-do class of people, who are thing. And yet it is only natural Now, 1 | bt error iit attributing my expeeted rejec- LISIIONS. wonre one, We instruct onc time to ap stated on good authority. that Weaver left than March hares, and a ‘Trinune reporter | Talsing immense quantities of grain. and suw Edison the other day. He talks too | Uon to this dectaration of mine, what other | scono, the Country Seat ot 0} maple Brinekerhote 8 Lamon point Inymen, and the noxt, and tho | him with Miss Norris, and that, ho ls the last | #4 Ifarmed by ate of ths principal otticlals | stout, | Tle tw alsa found that a tuore direct | joud. “That Is beenuse he henrs Ime noxt, and the next Instruct to appoint | person who ifulsters, ‘Then apply this principle to the | Mlysed the y ectly, | reasons ean he aasigned for the departuye | Act (lpefore tireak rags aver wi sehr ole ection with Chicago ts ong of the great Tide 4 Labeda ad Bo 1 nud well-established eustom ? {tor Dioner" The Leman Squeexora” pata thers Chonclalibars trunk-line managers nro at the bottam of | needs of the country at present, so. that he at aiden Hae Hing ony aul Lary auser vert its Sat that paras been Tele aA mounds In the, Eventi! natihg Tetnothing | tis matter, and that It is enother of their | could nothave advanced, his ‘project at a | totale de an undertone” ular Inimy attendance in the House, L ean MVVICKER’S THEATRE, * eloherrelatives, and thoughtnothing |. . oY anti f ut Committe on Eplscopacy and see the devas | had gone aah t roin | Schemes to destroy the Grand Trunk. His | more propitions time, The people of Kane | “ss ve , then, vi " ay | urge. that my having been abroad so much tation among the candidates; npply st to tho ulrgnnu of herabaunce, Soon lelerscamne {rot road, he says, would hereafter act Inde- | sas and the far southorn territory ndljncent makes str af wntenoss, then, you think, white | Ne hast fev. years” was necessitated “by Every Evening, Matinecs Wodnosday and Saturday, eth tte i . pendently of the trunk Ines, and try to pro- | Wanta Chicago connection vin “Omaha, or fy ‘Tide q y health: L “have to this ettect certif- K itineracy and missions, permitting nono to.| recelvuil reply, purporting to como irate tect {ts interests, regardless of what tho | rather by ono of the Chicago roads now rin aiwont re Edda wee ‘Ego alee, ie LLY oo tc lnbbecr ainetore in Lontion, ‘And ABBEY'S NEW YORK PARK THEATRE CO, serve on theso who are iutcrested, nud note per, vie cual thet sie Rone AG trunk-line inanagers may say, or do, This | ning to that point, to move thelr grain and | Giencor ten pede ago, he spol Sere lows! 'y | Thope it will not happen teain. | My Lords, In Bartiey Cumpbeit’s Great Comedy-Drama, tho result,” She told. tiem not to-search for ler as she | 22e#us that the Grand ‘Trunk will make such | lve stock to Chicago, -as the rates an the | RTs Ve inelined te lean over your shoulder | te odfii Uneoloricum that appents tu be so WMATREX ‘< Dr. Perrine fully agreed with his friend ssolved never to return, ‘The news | Ties as it deems best for its interests, regard- | enst and west roads now operatinas in the | and speak close to your ear 2” strong even in the higher places in Scotland ry Smart, but thought the head of the Book | then ‘reached tho Jolly nelehborhoud iat leas of what tho Jolt Executive Comumitiea | State: arg too, onnrous | ju be borne, it) «Yes, Lam sorry to say hots, ‘That ts an | at tls Inte perlod of the nineteenth centtry | 4 srory OF THE SUNNY sOUTI Concern should bea minister, to lool ufter | Vitoria Norris had not gone home, as shie Grane Atuni diverts incl buses treed | people should Hall MM delight 30e pnpleasiint habit, aut all great men have | Ay possibly besur reat te coe su ho aerial fal nese a enteat Heonceys Ksspiritual affatrs and to watch the laymen. | iad Intended, but had run away to Atlanta | them, they will no doubt declare open war Jottien’s: “profeet. Papers. ot {ncorpore: Pele pecufiarities, aud very often they have known. Jn. preperalon. Wf Gbert'seomudys! ZNGAGED." Dr. Hunt, Book Agent at New York, made | { iis a Ife Of shite. | She was never seed | agatnst this Hne, and the rates will go dowy-{ tion were filed “at "Topeka, kns., | Aayneanltss many persons, L must say, do | _ ‘The Lord Clerk Register, interrupting the HAVERLYS THEATRE the point that if tho Book Agents and | DHS city, but gossip explained tit she | to bottom fizures, iu spite of the above cir- | With the Secretary of State, on the 2th uit, | Abadi” % * | noble Lord, sald he would venture to potnt | Mr. 3.11 1AVERDY......-Manazer and Pronriator. Book Committes ro on tridl it was | Went, have Bo GES aM , ve} cular of Br, Wiulk. and the sane wilt be done in Nebraska In | Wine has caused oneof Mr. Tiiden's eyes | aut that it was scarcely competent or desira- ‘ommi wero on triil it was | niniost ceased to ben matter of discussion, ——— . about ten ditys, HA Ane CAUSES ONE ORAM, SUCH s EYES e es 4 ) of the greatest of successes, Btting they should not sit on their | when It was presented, ina new and terrible VILAS! RESIGNATION. Inno less than ten counties In Kansas has | !.° 18S one onty partly closed. Many per Bie Le Ulscuse the natives of those telioalgnt MIT'S Fanyoun Comedy Company, the pwn case, = Bat this, was) far Ae Ree worse, until |. Theannouncement that Mr. R. C. Vilns, ME gioden amet with abundant snecess In | gong nee troubled tir tho wanes Way. deiwot | ‘The Marquis of Quecusberry—I will just TOURISTS Sion being Ee cake. The Cominittea was | of" tise he was openly acensed of stenting | forimany years past General Freight Agent tone he hi aa bated att fan for sa rulles Of | no consequence.” finfish what [was xoing to say. Itis most E PULLMAN PALACE CAT. ort such mengurcs soivere aeeiaed pence some cotton, “He wns indicted for Jareeny, | of tho “Erle Rallway, has tendered his resig- | jnite and rlaht of way. “Phe satug muatiltte | gels, eee glen What you would enll a chides { shalt have of Pena es tea tho Warde Bevrg eyeing tin weak oe ee cial to tho publishing interests, but before he could be arrested hy, fed {roa | nation, will cause genoral surprise and re- | cent donations have atso been made in fonr | SHORE WANA back of his | before my peers. “That any htiman crenture, | dazmd Saturday Stutinoun wes, oe see Bya very largo vote tho resolution of in- Home, leavin ais eetge eta Eas wae it eretamang railroad met. Mr. Vilas ta con- | counties ti Nebraska. At present itis doubt | head than most men, and that gives hin | be fe Peer or peasant, manor woman, pauper CENTRAL MUSIG-HALL. structions was old on the table, ‘Tho an- | is fed, le was noticed by neighbors “that | silered one of the ablest freteht men In the Tul weliather: the northern terminus of the | great endurance of Hite ani great strength, | OF millionaire, should be visited with pains re-start. ro-xtonr. Rouncement of the nominations afterward, | 0 tind burned a bruah-pile hitts frout-yard, | country, and it was thought that he would | put that matter will be’ settled Ince fewdeye, thoweh his bady way not be strong, He huss | and penalties because of his ar ler | jessa thurtett Hvis cituttereup) und due MeWade speculative opinion on n subject whereon however, showed that tho larger part of the Lhis unusual proceeding attracted attention. | remain with the Erio until the endof his | This line is Rroposed to be, run independent | Rpettect head. ‘The other day, shen he was but few even among aul U Chris- Siiie Cave teaatuamiut eee worse Minature it In r 1 Committe will be composed of laymen. ot : ‘ q entlemer r Without Completing: the appotutinent of ‘There must hayo busn something Seloh dolly days. Ifo resigned suddenly last Friday, | of any now bu the State, and henco ft talking, ene Se eetinasteatet ie te Mans are agr a bitter satire receyeul penn 2, (430, unl $L, tho Jarge committecs of one from each Con- beet eed EDT nin In there tebe found | Std no one, noteyen the managers of the | Will be valuable ns 8 competitor through the | 9 beautiful head! Gen. Grant has a good | on your yatunited Hberty, My Lords, IEDIOAL PIREPAIA TIONS ference, or about ninety-five, the Conference the iron bans, Jovk, ete, of a truni,, Why | Toad, was aware of htsintention previous to Teglon traversed, Tt also passes through some head, but not acuttlyated head. Mr, Tilden | it 1s the gpirit that Hehted the martyr fires of | WA ios es a - aoe nee 0. seater aa should a trunk be thus destroyed? An ‘all that time, The Erie will severely feel the Counties Mt Feasts che wel a ve sh mae nibeentiy sult ivated heath!” Pt vated mts aa is BN nie ie? Fron ale Bbigs ; 3 5 le Oni= “ Ai rt areca is oa 3 SKS vhich I J “ | Pacey mul noble souls such as Bruno, Is noble plotin, The Appointment of the above jan happened to hear offhand Weanggested loss of hs services, as It will bo no easy task | very valuable to Nebruska, which nas no oats th tden ” (Mr. Moller continued, ears | company you are placing ine ‘in, my Lords committees, {¢ was provided that the He Heid NSE ate Tames dally icone, to Mud an equally competent and eficlent | coal of any Sondegtence within its borders. | ved alona in a rapture by the thought he | ad stall thank you for it. ‘Pals spirit, had pames for those on the State of the Church, | (on Nisa Norris and hor trunk nway, he saw | oMlelal for that Important position. As | Salt is also one of tho Important factors of | Wag pursuing) “has also a fnely-developed | it the powers Which, thunks tu the great In aya prescaS nid Boundarles, be dolly coming back with the trunk’ in the | to the causes which led Mr. Vilas to Apne counties to be penetrated by this Hace nose, His fn pecullar form of the Roman { serutable, it has no longer with such force, hare ees arortary, the Shel wal fon, bint without the git. The peeulli tnko this step all is speculation, It Is | ns well as to Chicago, is’ the vast, amountoe Hine aud Indlentea ate at powens oe oteitrae: Newt dete home anette Pea twelve. Further Committees wore ordered | Stylo of tho lock and fron bands was then ex; | impossible to asslan. any other cause for it | grain and stock which this region annually tlow' ix large? Palereloncdys Salisttace | tearless dechisitions of my. Mnsymputhye on Rules of Order, the Observance of the {| Millned, and a slintlarity to Miss Norris’ | except that he felt sore. that tn filling the | turusout, [do not exazgerate when, 1 say |e What indot abstraction do you mean, | With this orthodox Christianity has been Sabbath, Temperance, and tho American | unk was established. “Chen came the re- | piace of Tratile Manager his name was not | that no less than 60,000,000 bushels of graln } yfr, oer?” YOu Meany | rwelved. 1 haven few words mare to sity In Bible Society, ‘These were ordered to be ap- | Membrance of tho Kirl's strange disnppear- | considered. Mr. Vilus evidently expected to | must be sent to market from here each sen- ep can hardly explain. ‘It is that when he | regard to my polities, I think Lhaven right 5 Pointed by the Bishops and to consist of | Suet, and the fact that Jolly was last sven | he promoted to that position, arid he was, no | son, and 300,000 hend of live stock 13a Tow | gues Cua hardly explain, Tt is th never ties | to speak on this subject. [ No, 10.7) Atiuy LIN hirtewn members each, onefrom each group } With her pointed tohim in terribleindication | doubt, entitled to iton account of Jong years | estimate indeed, ‘This rond will, of course, | away oo hin” "| first election no question was rsked me con- BS of conferences known 48 general conference | tint he was resnonalhig for tt fate, An- { of faithful and valuable service to the Com- | divert a great dent of business from the Kane “As, for Instance, the Prestitential fden?” | cerning my. political falth, although so + sisiletg and ou af argo, "Committees wroro otter inet fastened! this terrible suspicion on any, Put the maynzers of the road, no | susTacife, the Central Branch Unlow Pacite, | {would not call iat du ie, "| hineh Hopartance suems now’ to be attached RICERR'S VITAL RESTORATIVE lered_ag follows: Of thr s a ace ; obs, ignored claims o1 nn Atchison, Topeka & Santa nll slavate ray Ope tomy religious bellefs. Perr = pense et Delerates; of fp three on x cqumby paddier, with ak parle full Mh was {oo valuable i man {nthe position hie fonds; ats as It opens UD shorter and bet. “ ete aa geen rate y operation 2 tat yar went Teblectea tah Pane Fully 25 por cent of the human, mco aro vieume to morlal Services; eld, and that they would cult to outlet vin Comune i Tide “palaled § eatative Pes 5 ke my c wtenteys “- Fraternal Delegates pa én de contion of poeket, had stopned all night at Jolly’s | fibhis place, It ts fortunate for the Erie, } is not to be regretted except ig ine ui is Attia sarin toleled f left arr Reutallse Fee ee Uru the hey fon wil thy tal.‘ oeronen ea by every {neoitieene jodies, and one ministor and one Iayman | euss. Jie was never heard of again, and | under the present clroumstances, that their | roads meutloned. ‘Str. Holden also passed | yy fact Tad to rat vou the trath, Lam so ied of Lords, as 1 mn sncno way. a political | pers! ‘rho prittelunl cuuses prentucing this dtacase. on tho Placo of Holding the Next General | People who knew his regular route were sur- | now: Traffle Manager, Mr. ©. W.Smntth, is | west from Salina, Kas, up the beautiful and to any that his left hae has been paluted for partisan, but am one of those who ean see | Minpnms nro inesof Seas mportatre eas eae Conference and thy Modo of Its Entertain- | prised at his failure to nppoar na usual, All | one of tho most experienced feelzht men in | fertile Saline Valley about 150 miles, where some tine,” good on” both sides. 1 my speech Is nat | the hice dieposttion toroid soclaty. Ianeune doom mont. This latter item will bospeciatly ime | ‘ese elreumstances clearly pointed to Jolly | the country, and hence the loss of Mr, | he proposed a branch: road, and obtained | 2°! ‘ on agreenble to the noble Lords, L would only | farebodings, mantal distros norvous dobility, and pecially fn: ‘ 4 So that lie cannot use It sy Hd only | feacorrhia tin femntes), detiltauing deoums, &e. Ke e ve a P y vss i apne ‘ -! Q) " ive v i. ne tt oat evit. r NO SxATT, BURDEN county, Gov, Colquitt at once offered are | man. Ibis hot known whiowill be Alte vine" | also located a wwesters Drauch or division | Uses the ori very Httle. But thats of 10 Gn us. representative Teer f aun neue | oH ranes. the modieal protein hte hoe alee toentertaina budy of over 4 pW consequence, a8 you know the left arm fs | the less certain that the. rejection to whieh L | Chintnully necilannt or retieont anant thoes i ‘ainonth or. more but eh 00 persons for | ward of $100 for Jolly’s capture. J. "I. Will- | suecessor on the Erie, but there will nodoubt | for about the same distance, recelving ali as | very Title browgtie tito use by anybody any- | May be subjected to-day Is malnly, if not | tedemand for increased accommodutons we tive toe -should be introdty bi fo, Tepresentation | ingham ascertained that he had Inst been | be plenty. of applications from whom to | he went for every mils of'road. He then a ie sy nnybody any | holly, due to my fidelity toa course that 1 | anne aayt rouly nttent, ference, It will ee an 8 ae sual scale Hiearil of glenr Cocina AMS anit rong ab chouse 8 sitllable person. passed southwest Av the southern boundary “Taw was this palsy emtsed?”? enn honestly and sincere y belleve to be that | yy abere tens tia ent tau lag Queue thedan to ber, and the General Conference will robe abe work. in Ke fel mad ayaa. brought e UF the otate wi Suiie cralifying results “By stagnation of the blood. Tt eamo on | of truth as opposed to error and falsehood. nieney Of tho narvots nyatom, If the norve power in . + is 4 GREAT WESTERN OF CANADA. in the matter of bonds or donations, ., et i The} isof Lothlan—L do 1: g nny organ te weakened, than that onmn Ie weak. poly SOuSIEL OE aver 200 jor nenely Woo, ‘There | buck. on Warrant charging | hilm with | sie reports from tlie Enst that tho APs Mr. Wolden passed enst on tho 20ph ult, an eae eet care: Ab, kas-aliugsten whetherie ly worth wtitie to say nme it eee Cae ae Ee conuiees Ne Wieaete the board F h n favor of paying | stealing cotton. On the way "he confessed i 9 oe & well pleased with his trip, the country, aud a i is ot verod Its yl- | unswer to this very painful statement, but 1) Vera Resrowative has been acrulinized and ine of tho delegates ns woll ox their | to Willingham, that he knew all about | hus lensed, or was about to lease, the Great dT) s ubthe ari: has not recovered its vi £ . S 5. Giving @xponses; hence the report of this tho killin of Misa Norris, though he dit not | Western Railroad of Canadaare not credited the Races gran States oP ease tng? fist ae wien cls ant et dua in Dube | hte sheettio tar tte anny, conan ao phosnnarin muailttee will be looked for with Intorest. | do it himself, He promised tlint he would ‘ se Kt) “© No—I am sorry to say—no,"” e and will be reported tn the newspay cantinrides, of athor palsony in purely YEGETANLE, Tho first and only applause in the wicca lo nigel. i | Deets would | fn railroad ciretes here, It 1s claimed that | and Kansas will be great, but to Chicago ts “Does Mr, Tilden ride on horseback 9 and that It Is ns wetl to say producing to reaction, and is permanent in effect; Isa « u show where her body was buried. As soon | suet an arrangement could not mad influence cannot, be overestinater, opening « ve pi ere yesterday, og | words in reply to Lord Queensberry, | sizer-conted pl, and can bo had of Levassor & Co., 10, hen Rene scones yoinluations was} ns ho was earricd to his ald home, ly took fiailer ike. ee of Gunde te aus as It does a now field for import and export” peng rod pst here ae i Mu: rites Two hot ment us enter into gee n ui ella ae Pre oir untae ta ainouneed is colleague for adveral | whore he pal tip bonesae. the mmederet | road eat bo leased to an -Amer- Oe Be] Teme iia ket arate epee | ean eaters rue tate De, eae | bpaalapetniestie ee ee fomuiltiecs, and Mr, Cunningham, in turn, | woman could, bo found. An oxelted crowd | lean Conipany, and that for _tlils SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL. scab te mol. ns tnd ns Dials, Ale, af courte, country, Ene noble Slurquls begun by Ask CHILTIFICATY, " Tan Chender he calls, responded to each | aconce dug Into the ground and found the | yory | reason Mr. Vanderbilt has been Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Sn Pee pe the: (itt, Boml Ing whethor there were vacnucles, or wheth- | PARIS Juty 18 1977-19 uo do Ia Pate—A Me, 18, ta ‘Thoro is an utter nbsenco of anything Ike | once Wat COE rene Reet tunable to consulldate the Canada South-) Sioux Crry, In, May8—Ata meeting of | the elbow.” er there was to be u reflection of ‘all the stx- | Mats narrountemmormnents hed. sulferad” for Caley fasta tn the Conference, | ‘Tho fulrty- | a verdict that Victoria, Noms dnd come to SRL A eee Hehigan Central, it tie stockholers of tha StouxClty & St Pant | | Does any one help him to eat his din- | teen Ar prag a heatesiie emer cao Jarromstodlitty und ainiee impotsney. ear olahtoa tek men—miany of them as black | her death atthe hands of James Jolly, ‘The |The only arrangement " be ond, held at tho oflea of the Company in | Nerd : q ae Y redleet ~ | ts tirctgliout “aie {ndlecrininately, ited | entire county wag then wil with excites | nade Hecwecn the Wabash art teecurecs | this ety today, the following Dircetors were | wii tes mettines helped 2” etna aa iio eae lastest oN Meee ree ¥ Wor Attar fanememttis ho wan disorure + & full share with thelr white associate: Jolly lay in nls cel) ukght after night Int) i ty Dut o s Is asstbie, ts tho | 3, der, George A. Hamilton, J, W. | my employ ents his meat for bln, “He can | elect or not elect at all, sot married, ind hss two fing children, In referenco to the elections there is Hitth lolly Jay Jn bis cell hgh: sah nthe {| Great Western will tid it much more to {ts | Bishop, Willa err; si =] hardly: the arm, you see, at all atdine | , “he Marquis of Queensberry—Is {t not cus- {| Ourorsy patients treated Gi were curad within a) je | most horrible uzontes. When he would | ponetit t a talee shop, iam Merriam, Samuel Gorden, | idly use the arm, you see, ut all at din oe Meet days, Main xix wouky, 1 between two and threa sion "Bonne Boia aco arab eon See ee as tererikat: ke RE eat tho. Tuna akg ny duit welt of th bratergintenmeery rane Peinetig Mis itnot harder to retin inn horse with ‘eit Marauia ot Lothiau~I amonly saying, tary beteoc ive and a Son lt es, ents « and wake, saylig that he bad seen the mur ‘ sda fe veo! ’ sro xeoptliyy , Pierre every pers SNOW: vhe in Hi ty. cracked, and a dayor two may break thom te AL Mata Iie iy titeniiiae lie besa to on started a few weeks fgo When Mr. Joy land grant mnde by the oll Herd, deere tho left hinnd than to handle a fork 2 what every person knows, that when tie ai se ialeine, ‘ig in Hospital Gaaeity vleeee, minke, confessions goon after tw was | obj £0 irons an So bela ab fete | sed, nnd the now Huard empowered to close | | Why, you see, he mlsht be ule to deaw question eomen Jaton Ma af eo begluning of DAR ETL tik te r. Curry 1s in full palnt for the New York ake. eon reaslans. ‘ 1 bject of rip was to bring about q lease | Wo tne trauetes his arm through ‘the bridle dna horizontal | & new Partlamentit ts our duty to our coun £04 Chfonao, It Advocate, and Dr. Fowler i soviftiles pac A Fat td fas Wade a dagen, 20 | of the Great Western to the Wabash, ‘These Y direction and yet be unable to raise fool with | UY and ourselves to consider who are the pe wil retalit hia euftorial “eitis Semaene | ANG oe wh ces ‘nt tho foad sri stlss | Aumoranarg, sted been nthorliauively de LITIGATION, forks to hig month, | know that he uses ny | west Ht to represent 1 in thie ttousy of ; ends, howover, speak of ‘him with | Norris, and, after belng gona hale an hour, | etl and ath Rnown | tat. te left arm when he rides,” Lords, and on thiy aecaston the noble Sars SARA RR AAR ANA rent cordiality In corneetl ithe ns Norris, and, after helng a Hale an hour, | principal object of Mr. Joy's trip was Nasnvitir, Tenn, May {.—In tho caso of “Tlow fast ean his horse trot 2” aus ding gtated in plain terms that (fhe ts not atyshipof tha Biissionary Society, ‘ome | Leyte yee tordnd ie yt ftaing Weaver {to ulaeo some bonds of the new | Stovens ct al, vs, Tho ‘Lennesseo allroad, | Drskly. Sucso.” retlected’ a3 your representative It will be 3 Grong men in the Conference, hotabl Or ard be. Dad ehiakon Mie a Weel ioe Aneta a butte. frame ikerol ite fo Gon, Hermes opened tho argument to-lay, | Does ‘Ni iden write well! owing to tho iubteanmoumee ncn whieh hg a caver oO tuvge increase of tho | hastily buried the body, and afterward hil | Sle mew ’ o | Charles: O'Conor, uf New York, arrived to- |... Ho writes s beautitul hand. | Some peow | Nas tude, Tle sites sie wil! ff number af Bishops, butit Is Hiely six will y yy at This now ine will If built, be neither in the | Gay and will lellve 1 si ct | nto suy that he would be unable to write hig | Bel been chosen—and £ trust lie will not be the outside number chosen nes Oe Will be | romoved tt to Whora Ht was found Soon | interest of the Wabash northo Great Western, aie ty bohaitct ihe fe fast Speech nest | Heacure to an oflicial ducument, Why, he | chosen—Is to by found fu tho mibileannounce- re Assoon as tho Conforsite { atlor dally mado this statement Weuver was | but ly to be rin by an independent pampany. Week In behaje of the hondholders. writes an clemnt letter. ‘Those remarkyure | ment which he chose to make in the TED Pearls of Strength fed and gets alehy nference ts fully organ- | admitted fo hls cell. Jolly then fellon his | They hava been rulsing money in Detroit for x bosh, Ii weltee asstriight asa rule, Yes, | Newspapers. But when the noble Marquis othe: ight down to work, thesa nnd | knees and donied every word of whut he had | gene thne past to akl ii the construction of ITEMS. Sisied des : she Oe mtd is tio presnimption—-{ can use: no other AND shapes "ities erty cogm, came Ato Hotta ust uttered, He thent sald that he bad tried | this ine, e To-day and to-morrow bills of Inding for ete, whew 1 Stat maw tb Ka ils inead:£ Nardesta {oil your Lordships that itis beeatso PHYSIOLOGICAL Specilic Cure . HRrBely mano ‘up of men A thelr prime: | forte toeiune lis wrasse hav falter bake Sao dA ES freight shipped over tho Chleago & North-.| “! Whatdo you tink Is in tt, Slr, Afuller”_ | You have seh abuse of hin fn the press tint rou . j r 6, LIVES, Some. however, wi . 4 we weatern Rallroad will be issues “ Brain—bralus, of course, Hu is a most | Yew will probably come to the conclusion HEADACHE, puravly foro relly aids" "™*°ON™ | Har eae Praghtonede ad Meet Hee Hae | "Theron ben consernclo Creltemontat | Hoketgniey Nor eacarkatrcts“Atterwards | FuGFEHUL Hi etter that hp does tho Pnetemteange auecenrates thine be | REJUVENATOR | “pysepsra, celeste ible 1 unsas City patnt PE alan “Yousay in yo or that he does tho |W without q 5 AIRICAN METHODISTS, 2 | Rea ee yee ine te the eiivek AAA? | ducing tho last few days owlue to a repost | #22) ie ace ee tt Anatrace ee ey Work of tree men. What kind ot” work ST ee ets Posty ae eae aay as Lose of Momory, 81, Louis, May 8—Tho Soventeentl Quad- | he tried to outrage the girl, and, for | that the Kock Island Railroud had with- baa fyutetey acted in that Way, Lido not know, but Lau | Organic Syst Wakefulness and Tenntal sesst i fear shy would tel, ho had filled’ her hires Fi The stockholders of the Burlington & Me works hard, Ho rises vofere 7 and hi ye + bit Fut rganic system. . ‘the M easion of tho Gencral Conference of fs now donles this, ‘Last weele Weaver was urawn from the Southwesturn Raflway Asso- | Missouri River Rallroud in Nebraska met | retires late, lo works very hard. A. arent | best there are suine here who know thut the DEBILITY, Cthodist Eptacopal Church opened hore | fred Yor tomplicity in to murders he | cation, and that anothor warin Southwestern | at Lincoln, Neb,, today for the purpose of | many peaple come to seo hho, Ho stays by | reason the nobly Slargula gives $s that he his afternoon in St, Paul's Chureh, After | principal witness ngninst him was Joly, | tates Would bo the result. ‘Tie ‘Trmusiean | ratifying to congolidatlon of this roud with | hinself wll the evening, Ibis hard for bin | Heuled that he tsa Chiristlan, Mo denies, us | Guring Impotency, Sterility, Neural- devotional exercises Jilshop D, A. Payne, of | whose statements wor xo contradictory that | state oflelally that there is no truth in thoso | He Chicago, Burlington & Qulucy, ‘here ts | to trust anybody sine his nearest relatives | far as Lunderstand lin, tho exlsteney of 4 | gia and Pulmonary Affectiona; and =; lo, was selected to vi the Court. ered’ Wenver’s disel ea Vhe Mock Island } not the least doubt that the consolidation | proved so faithless in receiving the elpher | God. , . | all dlscases following Self-Abuse, or preside over tho Con | He or a seharge, Jolly | rumors. ‘The Mock Island hag given no * 1 | i von" sbody ows? The Marquis of Queensberry—L did not ft ay Wry of one | Sam UNS sh | eae tH ea | Ra ly ia Was eae | Gongs Ga et | oa ata a Eenune | Qvorwarke Pampyets malted rove u 1. oy | 4 ( r lh pe , ” + . rg? qY4 Feblected Secretary, and tho | agunics all the while, aml fears that the out- | elven notlee, howaver, that lt does wot mean | 28 Hetlon of to-dayrs tneeting will muke the | palen 2 - to aie Statilgot Latlting EF you are wolng By a tt Pi Ide t yd Ki Johnson, of Baltimore, and the | raged community will lynelr hin. Ho will | fowaltnlnoly. dusa.te have {ts appent from | Cousolidation a fixed fret, as tho Nuriington cannot speak accurately about that, bos | Vn na Ain fm ane of yaie representatives: | by mall propatd, rete ©, Asbury, of’ Allegheny, anpolnted bo tried inn few weoks, and if thera should | thedeelsion of the arbitrators fixing the per- puiolons, have alroady seid ea has porn novar uated Hint the question ue ill yon wt tt the loge af tha {ours of dan VAN SCILAACK, STEVENSON & C0. aatant Secretaries, B. 1. Goings, of bo any te ene or oy iialies re tician to ents.) Pentacuu tut, fie itera rants sonpidertats effected both [ines will be known og the Chi- | ean iro the drift of things If you wateh hin | le Tecetva whoinsoover wo elect. Hut tho tt | 92094 Lake Street, Chicago, Ith, |, Adjoiried Ul'tomorrewe Reading Clork. | tuin thun that ho will be the vietin of Iyneh | onog, beewuso thq ditleulty with Gould ree | C28 Burlington & Queney, well Spanalblllty OF the electlon dus noe Hie with WESTERN GENERAL AGENTS, % (8 .. ‘ ‘1 . “What other oxorcises does he taka be 8 Hause of Lords, bit with uss and it yeu [ } pau. Conferenca Tepresents thirty-four i" efterd 9 ee ASS garding ts St, Louls poreontnges as xed int Ghleago Rullrond ieineoelntlony soa sides horsebuck riding 2 electax your represehtative te noble Murals, | FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGOISTS, Bites ha Aten” cotrcte Fig MEN eh y oor eam flo tn tho aire ‘Theru ty no, feat ox. | Agents of tha varlous ruuds centering In thls | axoteten than Gen, City wily oles fall aie See ee host ne aor whutyou | PORTANT TO THLE PAIR SEX." ; commun 1 Jexingtin ( rranacrint, pressed, however, that this will lead ta a | lty, will meut at the rooms of the Assoctie “ 2 is exoral and myselfesteomn, bub of whatall the people Fran AS a : Heants, 2,150 minfstera, nearly |W, .Hearav, of {hid county, ono of tho most | Withdrawal of thd Rock Island from the pool, | tot’in Ashland Mock to-day for the purpose Ala bes wd ie good heatth to, ills exerelay sud suysalcusucain, babe whl all (he pedpll = ee - cal preachers, and wix Wah t 4 He farmers in Kons | 14 3 st ; fonferenca will continuo ‘in session about ky ator La eM eel Be managers of the various rouds in tho | Of electing w new Secretary In the plies of | Athy ume way exactly With BtreTider: | dear, (Cheers). hope your Lordships will ad Srp Weeks, ‘and questions concerning tho | «tal Chleago division think they will be able to | Mfr, George Hf, Daniels, who lett the city to ile Is always exor¢ising when ho has time te | netdo this, ° that ehosiel oe neat iver oan adjust the matter satisfactorily among then. | take the General Ticket Agency of the cs cy of Increns| ¥ 1. ‘ iy clsln il election. was then proceeded with, | eleven, creation ing the Haug of Bishops to winoud greby “lant Zour he wowed ault with | solved anda meeting for the purpose will bash ab St. Louls, ‘There arg two candidates So Mo fs passed In exercising oF In stgiied fins balng anded lator wymabor 0 = iistlog the salaries of Bishops and extebllche | S.poron of his whout, und the yield wus much probubly bo held in a few days, for the positton,— Str. Geort io W. Smith, of the |“ sTiow'do you account for the many pub- | Jeers, and at tho vlose the Clerk Register ans | ie sslonary work anton the colored porta Aranter than on othor portions not sown with It —— jock Island, and Mt We yn Here ot shed reports, in tho Sun for example, | nounced that the following Peers had been S Who . is year bu bas olghty sures of whout, on ull of y 4 1 the Northwestern, Elthe ab i i Meds EL 4 eublie, Bi fete Be coldarc eat aoattS | RIG he A a ee Dich denn cage tone | Wil ake Kuga eflelout eofctarye =" | Wblgheay eat Ste Tien tw ae good ni | eeetat Lhe, Mas CF Mae a Rae | delegates aca! ehuret business, About! for that top too. ho exporimunts juniG. by Pmuvavenria, May 3—Thore was a | whith we isilered ry beth cut by suns pont eh Mr, Tidon has a pocullar way | Hails hag oo, Bauttee, He “Bun | wi aitear EMGrisi GaNENN. tures Leas ir. Mears uced a lurgo nuluber: of rH » AA My ~ a : ) ee EEE Keitteky tarmera to try this fertiia, and wa PuuOF on the strect to-day. and it haa the | of the roads, w' also bo eet oy and i iemy give that lutprossion > at, lee, mud donald, 61; Viscount Strathailan, S43: Lord Wikeaees, Aipeeenenicien hy Weakness: ‘ gadis. | ONY, ne! Hive grout 9 days old lying on the door- | '#Mto systens, for wakefulnces and debility. S Of his house. It was well wray . ped UP | sfodotur, tho physiological rojuvenator ofthe | Of % majority of tha stock of | of Crystal Luke: also D 2 i y Bt fiaunels, and Jala na cpmmon market organlo syatomt tor ‘Gobilty aud weakness. tu the Westchester & Philadelphla Road for a fowa Di a LeIUdIDg Wie Toe aed | that thave Juown days when, ie Ins beet of the Northwestern Rullroad, including the | country upon fegal points generally, and | elvetion is that the enterprises, “has secured the —_optlon | Hreonort Lin * ‘ ° Line and the Fox Ii{v \ a ville ond Lord Borth ; 7 ox Aver Line south | about Failroai law, as Hine Is au preelous Lord Sinclatr, who retired, and the Marquis sox ty. cnletaa by a ee ivistous, Iucluding the Towa Midland | unable cyentoeat diuuer vnough, Lo ro- | ef Queensberry, ‘The last-named nobleman, wy end bh Dauiines wena Dentioray y ae \ . ’ Wholugalo Agents for ihe United Stalag, Parupiiiats gant (Fd, 3 best of foundation, as your correspondent fa | effort made to arrange the 1 5 33 Lord Elphin- : Purlilival wy Regus ot y eresp ti) 8 ‘ A Lord Saltoun, 63; Lord Elphin- | Dead t sand r Porhulicat ug! Re William ATE ‘LOBAL ITEMS, atrtlen oe PONE SOW m Ey taribers Ho ner asatired by two bank: Presidents in the city, | fetorlly to all concerned, publ ators he nop show himselt :morg 1n fone: “By Lord Bortuwie! i dhs ‘Lord Diane Hai AS oy a Tiga cvorpemor hee i Due, last event eee NO: 84 Seyniour ave~ —————_-— that Col. H. S. McComb, of Washington, who | Mr. Wohard ii. Wyman has been ap- | You must remember that Mr. Tilden ds ft rte 4a; Lord Calvilluot Guttoss, ft; Lord Of pontnye, securohy Peto. sremicise cb, f Ing at 10 o'clock founda female |, Modotur, the physiological refuvenator of tho | has been promnout in soveral railroad pointed Frelght Agent of theGulena Division | still consulted by the great lawyers of the | Balfour of Burlel Foe pee Stouhtanias Whose Weyaate 3 j ' Kk take the places of