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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02

The people OF irsland are becoming
FESTIVE and refuse 10 pay the high rents do
nandod by the landlords. Three hundred
senAnsS at Tipperary have formerly refused
70 pay more than a fair rent for their farms,
and threaten to raise 3 disturbance II an at
tempt is made to eject them, The feeling
thus chewing itself in Ireland exists Ia EGG
land ard Scotland. 1t Is very evident that
the land question will soon DO the most prom
inent issue 10 the United Kingdom.-Times.
journal.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02
TO CoNsUMPTIvES

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy, IL anxious 20 make known
10 his fellow sufers tue means OF cure. To all
VIII D desire It he will send q copy OF the pre-
seriplion used Gree OF ebarge,l with the d.
r~ee,ions for preparing aud uslng the same,
which they will find a Sure Cure Tor Com
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &C. Parties.
Wishing tho Prescription will please address
y. A.. WILSON, l04 Penn st. Williams
hureb. N. ", loom
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02

DE. G. W. BENsos's CELERY n CHAM
0MuE PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness and will cure any case. Price
City cts box, 30 pills, postage free, Sold
by all druggists, othees No. lo6 N. Eutaw ST.
Baltimore, Md.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02

Now through the boughs so bare
Ths winds of autumn sigh,
And frosty air comes uuawAse
To nip the festive fly.
O, weep net for the fly.
Who folds bis we0ry wing
And with q Sigh lies down to die
He'll come back in the spring.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02
81. TSIianbeth Ferry.

The undersigned has established a licensed
ferry at ST. Elizabeth, Miller county, Mo,
Movers and trSVeiors will find this crossing
much nearer and better on routes from JET
ferson City. California, Chamo's leading to-
Role, Springfield, Vienna, Linn. and other
points directing from these places than any
other crossing on the Usage river.
III. BODEKER.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02

Two ocean steamers which arrived at New
York on Friday, had on board $l,050,0 0 In
gold. On the ssme day Ss,o00,0O0 in gold
was shipped from Paris for this country.
The total transfer OF specie in our favor sOr
she one day was over SO, 600 COO.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02
Thursday, October 2. 1879

The Greeuback National convention TO
select candidates for President and Vice
President has been called for January s.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02

Real estate has gone up % per cent to-day.
Our people now feel that II IL saie 70 invest
in city and county p~roperty,-Jef. City
Eclipse 9Th.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02

We observe with pain that our young
ladies are carrying concealed arms about
their persons these dark nigbts.-Ex.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02
I. y. Robinson,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Tuacu.uhis NJ,

1|usCudlOia, No.
JOnico at presen. in the Court House.l
Probate business, Collections, Paptitioping
Lands aud Quoting Titles n Speciality.
Have been Cloik OF the County and Circuit
Courts TOR u years, am familiar with the
Records. hFve the only ABSTRACT OF
TITLES In the ooanty. Charges reasonable.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02
Feeble chickering's Of the Fatal Fever.

Memphis, Sept 2z-9 A. M.-The fever
continues to show strong signs Of abatement,
and there are not more than sixty cases in
she whole city Absentees are admonished
that It is not safe TO return. X. T.. Dobrey,
Signal Service Observer, Is in his sixth day,
and is in a very critical condition. Tho rails
ing OF the quarantine at Hopeheld, Ark. Just
across the river, has caused q busy stir there.
Crafts are conveying cotton TO that point for
up the river shipments. There will be gem
ersl activity soon, as the Quarantine regula-
lions are relaxed.
AT COGuoRDKA.
Greenviile. Miss, Sept, 27.-The fever at
ConcoIdla seems TO have run It's course, and
the present cases are much milder. Ne new
cases for three days hsve been reported, and
but ono death, J. Tilson. an tho remaining
sick are in q fsir way TO reeoVer,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-02
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OF smell, Voice, aud Sight. The "DIAMoSD"
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GENTS.
The DfAMoEp I~NvIGoRAToR, the best of
Blood Purifiers and Bilious Medicines. Price
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The DIAMOND NERvINE PILLS, b specific
for oil Nervous Complaints. Price Sl.On
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, 1879-01-17


FORT ROBINSON, Neb., Jan. 1.-THE original
programme Of tho aavages seema now to hayo
been carefully prepared by them With Ill
!ntell'Repca aud spirit which would haYo been
heFo'e in tho highest deeree il employed In
better esuse. During a visit to this band OF
teek!eas Tretchea, made BY your correspondent
during tho past .hree weexs, it became evident
snat tho young bucks weso strung up to the
a'ehsst pitch Of resolve, and wese plotting aome
uespesase undertaking. They freely gave out
taas they we're ready to die before eopaensing
~ south, and said they would butcher QUO
another With their own knives. Old Dull knife,
a. &c sst BY my side, seemed buried In deep
te7cF1, ~ tace ~ smooth aud classic a. any
esee put in marble, aud much resembling that
OK tue late Secretary Seward 10 Ills most
tnoa1hfful tnoments. Near BY, slwaJa watch
'bS' was Wild Hog, tho Achilles Of tho Chey-
enaes, with M immense head, apd tho dcvIlIsh.
Ness attributed to Richard III. by Shakespeare
apparent 10 svorY feature. Lie came over and
asked to b introduced to me in order to say
POW good man he was, aud how he deatzed to
r. 70 considered. He u fortunately In irons,
ssls and the nerve Of Priyats Thomas FerEu.
son. ot Company F Third Cavalry, who was
wounded BY tbe kntfa Of the fcnd u ho ptunx-
I'LL WIZ downward thrust at hfs breast-
noas. sliKhtly cutting him. Capt. Vessels In
stAt, VII, b5oka the blade. Ths Adtusant's oll!ce.
Where Il occurred, xas full OF soldiers with
T. ihsms IN their hands. Dull Kuifs IL still As
ttve, aud leads the hopele5s baud, though hIa
pny.ieel eoudis'oa Is such that hu msy die 1t
When Tho decisive moment arrived for their
desperate attempt, the frst incldenk which suok
S'Aes sas tae deliberate shooting BY buck Of
, 1879-01-17
TIE MAYORS.

Flnlshtn1 OF Their 1suslness-Ths IssK Nljt.
which VIII Abollsh Country Editors, to %
Through at Once. 10 Its Origins tors Thluk.
dptaa4 DfspateA 10 Tas 7f1suss
SPR1soslsLD. ILL.,, Jan. 18.-Ths Aayou'
Convention met this evening persuant 10 ad.
IouFuncnt.
A bill wss adopted amending the Road aud
Bridge law 20 that Of tho ka4ea collected for
rosds aud bridges BY tho towns tho proportion
Ieyted within Incorporated citles lying Within
auy such town SHALT be paid over to the Treas
uEer Of such cts5 aud not TO the town authvst.
lies.
Thsy also adopted bill amending tho sck To-
cooperating cities aud yllagea, - that Tho cleo.
tion or appointment Of tho City ATTORNEY apd
City Clerk should 10 left optional with tho Ctr
Councils.
Th6 Permanent Committee sppolnted yestcg-
uay wesa Instructed to take Charge OF tbs leRl4-
lAsIon proposed, aud promote lts pa4sakv IL tue
Legislature
After adopting resolutions extending = yote
OF thanks to President Rogers, Secretary e.
wood, aud Hes&rt. Doufeld and Rowland, Tor
services rendered. tho Convention adjourned
si.t di4
The bi]l will bs introduced Ia the Les1,lsturs
Ibis afternoon, and put through ss fapidly u
pusasult.
, 1879-01-17

rfVntc lt!chartl smith, Of ConnnnY ~ Thru
tasnIrs. through the "'mto"~snsh, IN iron: OF
'h,cn Tue latter was wnlk'nE q sentry; alter
@ "nich ihe lnhlah kpranE t1fnngn ING Msn'iow
all amn tel1cu the Gltn o! thc Wouulca hrher. a.
u!taIcoas,y two nucSs sosane on! o. tne aoor
~ a., sne Hcst eha ot me onrTaeks nno m1e4 upnn
IL tW6 eentine1e thcfc, "onna1na one, Insaie
Iatcs ia.se t9.npany ~ anu - @ p.eena.s.y ',. ~.
nIled WIN the Euaftt, and LorpoIai IntveI
opencti tno aoos quickly 10 4ee "nat Was Inc
mat.er; a.. A.. e.tn. ,.a
..IB am.hinB tae eo9nes "nese tae ns"iE ata.e ~
otcuitcu, ny too Hhs elot .! Al i"utna,
, 1879-01-17
AGRICULTURE,


Proceedings OF tha State hoard At Spring.
tlrld.
spsetdi DtspafcA 10 71e 7rfbnns
6P1!N0riKIp ill., Jan. lA-Tha morning
session Of tho Btate board Of Agriculture was
devoted almost entirely TO the consideration OF
plans aud arrangements for the next Fat-stock
Show. d committee WAS appointed to report
plan Tor the selection OF tho Awarding Commit
tees. It was decided to hold the next Fat
Stock Show at Chicago from Nov. 10 to Is. ip-
cluslye, 1t waa slao decided to permit tho
breeders Of horses to ehow two hosses each
there.
Several changes wesc made In she rulcs aud
premiums, thu ouo OF chief interest being tho
appropriation OF $500 for premiums on dairy
products.
President Scott was authorized 10 appoint
Committee to secure subscriptions In tbs nature
OF I guarantee to pay tho expenses Of the show.
THIS afternoon, Secretary Fisher Was instruct
Cd to collect and publish statistics relating to
drainsgo aud diary products, aud to publish In
pamphlet form the full reports Of tbs Commit.
lees OF the recent Fat-Stock Show.
A communication was received from Adjntant
General Hiliiard, which waa iudorsed by Cor.
Culioa, suggesting shat the Bua.l consider
tho adyisabillty Of offering 81, 900 In premIYtus
for the bctt-drtlled company Ut Tue National
Guard that entered iutu = competitive drill at
tts 6tato Fair. tue subject was referred 10 !
special committee.
, 1879-01-17
STATES ATTORNEYS.

The Pnhllu Prosecutors of Twenty Counties
AIsot in Convention nt Springfield to de-
vlss LeslsIatton supposed to lse Nccdo.l.
tpecfat 0s*pascA to TIE TrttmaA
srR1NGriELp, ILL.,, Jan. 1G-In response to a
cali issucd last month by Attorney Gcnera1 Ed
sail, Il meeting Of tho B:atcs' Attorneys Of ILL.,
nots was held In tho ART Gallery at tho State-
liouso to-daY. Tho Assembly wos called to or-
der by Alr, Edsa,l, aud the following statcs'
Attorneys wero found to be present ut
tne opening Of tho morning. session:
W. II. uovcrt, Adams County; d. Kiu9abury,
Clinton; II. II. Gray, Coles; Thomas Warnor,
Cumberland; J. l.. Prntt, DcKalb; r. i. liar
rls, lroquols; II. u. Willis, Kano; D. L. alur-
dock, Livingston; J.. ". FIrer, Mclean; ]. H..
Buckingham, Macoa; s. r. Curr. Hacoupin; G..
L. Cook, Madison; Albert Emcrsou, Ptatt; Il
II. uaz!ott, eanRamun; y. D. Montgomery.
Schuyler; L. B.>Stsyensou, Shelby; James Cal
Inns, Scott; W. l.. I'rcttymap, Tazcwcil; ]. r.
Flanders, Will; A. 4. Goodrich, Jersey.
Attorney General Edsall was elected presl-
don't; J. l.. Tratt, Secretary; aud l.. 3. Stayen-
SOD, Vlce-presitlcnt. tile object Of the meeting
WIS for consultation a. 10 deficits In tho csiml-
nal code OF tue State, aud to suggest amend.
ments thereto. Mr. Edtall spoke briefly IN re-
gard to tho law ID relation to appeals In cases
ct n1tsdo'ncanoss anu the collection OF rrvenuo
and fees OF torncYs In such cascs.
Mt. Qovctt recommended change In tho
law ss 10 change Of vcnuo Ia criminal cascs
where the prejudice Of the Judge Is Assigned,
suggesting that tho law require reasons to ba
assigned more fully 20 that perjury could 10
assigned; also that an affidavit fur continuance
bo required In criminal cascs.
On motion, members were allowed ten min
utcs eac1 to present thclr views, WhcEeupon tho
roll Wa4 called ior TINT ttlrposc.
Mr.. Leoper, Of Caas, suggested tho tnkfng
from tho County Courts their criminal luEls.
dtction.
MI. KtnCsbusy, Of Clinton, favored cortaln
amendments ot Bee. II OF tho CriMEual Coie In
93 In relation To extortio,l bY threats.
amendments to the Fce-nnl. Salary act, 10 a. to
allow Justlcos and Constabc4 their fees tn cases
Of felony.
Slr. Warner. OF Cumberland, briefly suegcst-
cd some changes In thu Law relating to forgery
aud conttnuauccs.
Mr. Pratt, OF Do Kalb, recommended amend.
ments to 9ec. Az, ~ TO discharge for want Of
prosecution before the secouti term after tnnIct-
lAent, and oDpoRaa doing away With tho criminal
Jurisdiction OF County Courts.
= Bit. Harris, Of 1nluols, spoke In regard to re-
cognizances and sailing liquor.
The discussion WAs continued until ali had
expressed their views, when q committee was
appointed TO determine what legislation was
needed, AMI 70 prepare tho necessary bills.
After Listening to sotn1 general remarks from
Judge Thornton, tho meeting adjourned iii
MurAInE.
, 1879-01-17
ROBBERY AND BURGLARY.

Crune, OafYney, and Moran weso once mora
idcuti1ed last csculng for highway robbery.
Jamca' Hud, an enp!oye Of J. r.
FogR's ssod-houao at No. 1856 Lake
street, anl living 1t No. III North Mar
ket stFcat. recognized them II tho msp who
assaulted him OH the evening of tho 8th 1t tho
corner Of Csnsi and Fulton strtcts,--tha same
cuFtlrr, by tho wsy, where Sir. rerfam was H.
saultc1. They took from bin. = silver watch,
Eugllsh lever. No. 1905, about 310 in cash.
aud yaltse containing = pair Of booss
mud . chunk OF bacon. He u qu,te
I'll aver siucc from the severe kicks they Rayo
bin because he attempted reststspes, When
CFans was informed Of the fact he owned up,
and took oil tho stolen boots, and related how
good the bacon taated for bseakfas. one cold
morning. II the watch has been disposed OF
about town, TUG owner offers to pay full prtca
1oE H.
iu counectton with the Dlssyck burglary and
attempted assasatnaliun, mentioned Ia yeAicr-
lays TRIBUNE, there were two other resldsucea
residcncs OF tohR Ncpunald, No. 13l Thirteenth
stf<et. xas entered BY burglars who climbed upon
une-&tory addition, aud eute1cd Il AZ uufast.
enci secon1-story window. KeEolyc1s wess
heId u t4a head q tbs inmates, the house was
rAus.ckea. Auu E3 ID cash aud watch car
rt11 % ~ pluudcr. tbs housc No. 5b7
loonls street was s1MllaIly entered, aud
Aespu!lcd u u III cAsh. ftsteflAy Afternoon
Michael hlcSulta, young nun living With hls
folks ut No. d Thirteenth street, was brought
beforu JustItu AuTslAou, charged With taa
UlurYck affair. lila fstcnds aud tclatlyes made
desperate cllost to prayt ~ aiibi, aud swose
th.t, i.c ~as hume snd in bed all night. Never
tAcirss tue Dierycks and their son, Z young
man Vi l.. years, wers positive that he was ths
one who lid tho shooting, aud that they hal
al knoMu him lor susas lime, aud could not
postbY bs mistaken. THO caAo WIS nalo
upubIY sure bY tho yuuDH tunn accurately de-
scriblng tho aasas4lu's crooked le., anu
HeNplfxA SQIeanQalad sXsctlI, Ha III Aalt
, 1879-01-17
IN MEM0RihM,

3Vetfdl NSbdIth 70 TN 7TFHHz.
KEoKux, H., Jan. 1h-The Bar Of Keokuk
met to-day, pronounced euloKIcs upon the late
Col. sohn A. FYfle, attorney Of The Keokuk
Il Dcs Moines Division OF tina tlock Island Road,
who died Ut Des Motncs Yesterday, aud passed
resolutions Of respect. The Faculty Of the Col
!ege Of Physicians and surgeons. III which
nc occupied the position OF lecturer
on Medical JurispEuhsncr. took sin7tlar action.
TIle remains will arrive here tomorrow aftos-
noon, and rill be temporarily deposited ID tho
vault. Col. fytFe has ffle.l The position of at~
torney Of the keokuk It Dca Moincs Road for
throughout tho Htatc. before coming 10 tdts
country he was member OF the Dublin Bar.
, 1879-01-17

ZEE 1Nh4AAt II
The officer who Ta3 sent from Omaha by Gen,
Crook to Investigate the outbreak ot tho Chcy.
cnncs at Fort Robinson made all Official seport
yesterday, which ,vas telegraphod to Gen. Shcr-
iiau. The report, which is the nrst Official no
tieo Of tho affair, IL given below In full:
Fonr RonlxsoN, Eeb.. Nov. II. Upon q full
investigation Of tho recent Chercn troubles hero
lind the facts a. ioows: On the 81 Inst tho hend
l!ost's. iu wa'l'ngt.n a4 decided that they nt,st
sy 5strfd 70 so.ut wtn str po0uo 0n ths
.as.ons, that they wcro resolved to die nrAl a
,o h tbs pt.sons tus ws!s fsis!ely setsiael
H. ne VI. TT .sp snd o,
On lao 9TH mat it wns decided to arrest Iloa, as
If ~ A. ieadlnE oppositonl.t: Iio hav'as been
but, after struggle IN which sotdier stahbet,
the Indians IN ths pft'oa. knowing Of thi, insmo.
liows with cloth to conceal thes moveneass, tear-
ing up the toor and constructing rite. .pil* To
esiun,ana oil tho MI sindows. Ftoa. nj time
roon, would hayo met cettatn dcath. It was sup.
oshet than few knives. During ths evening tho
building wss quiet - Fra;s md ths be
no danger. AZ ten minutes before 10 o'clock
fout shots were nred from tho weet end Of
Vi the prison, killing two OF tho senttnels. Shots
room, wounatng Corporal. simultaneously.
1nsa 70. made .hrousa al1 ths windows ths
towards tho creek, ths seuawa being driven In
keeping up m incessant Ore. II was In returning
ths f!e that several womcn and childrcn we!o
ss sa ~ No. ss Or sn, sa aa :sst.
;sm.a *'e'' ats s''1 IL. IN sn 'na e
as 5enae .oSa 4 bs 70
ss.s.at sodsrs ost their lsss 10 trying to fapsuLe
wsa ssa .s se"s hSss r..
several suns aad pistols wsis taken from them.
tins to conceal arms under .hs noors thas plsso of
r. .s;;.s is:;
proved t1at they had u les.t ttsea Euns in adii:
witt knIyes. There ate many proofs that i Ies.
n e.. bs .'; nnf e.2ss svssS To-
returned .onth. aud that IN tha anair I'll oxpeetod
to dig. From toe tno that they knew taeis n.
e aa as'snptea In ' ar ~ way. ''fs'' xoaIa
u sa|oa Sh,e isai.u: cssa4,ss . saSs as'e:
Soldiers kilea, g.; wounded. 7; lndlaas esptsrea,
Il; Killed., ~. 4 company rtanmtd tho trail to-
day; another will start Tomorrow. Pea4s Ac.
knowledge receipt. ", .. bCUuTL1M,
Atd-de-C Camp.
It will DO observed that Col bchuylcr says
that tue Indlans probably bud aEns concealed
with thcsn In Tho guafd-housc, and this very
question IL exciting soma littio comment about
headquarters. 1t IL generally believed that
there will bo N Investigation as to
ot afIalrs. There Is trouble brewing
for somo one on this point, ~ It II 3 most ox-
t1aordtnary thlug to ImpEson = number Of In-
dia1s without carefully searching them and
taking away their arms. In the press dtsputcfea
there was soma mention lnala OF visits which
were made TO tho prisoners by Red Cloud In
official report. 1t t. pretty strongly hutcd that
eotia ner&ols or pers0n couocclcl with tia At.
ialr Will bu treated 10 a coult.ms!stal. Tho rs.
sponslbility for tbs killings couple OF scoF0
oI Indians which might havo been avoided Il
pretty serious, and there was evident neglect
some" here according 10 the Official report. :
, 1879-01-17
CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
Moro Curcs Of skin and scalp Affections

Moro Eafc6 Of Skin and Scalp A6eckiona.
tlonal Ij4rk, Pueblo, Colorado, wfiias: - em 20
Wsil pleas~a with IL etfecs on tny tay TINT can
not AFFORD to bs without II Ia my house, 1t II =
lar - 1oon al e virtuea known 10 tho asscs.
!: y. Weeks. E.q.. Town Treasurer ". AIbana,
charm % ny baby's fsco aud kesd curs., tho bead
sntssy, and h4s nearly cleaned the face Ut sores.
hAYs RECOMMENDED It to several, and ur. Plant
Frsnklin sttsst, uosson, aaYs, "My I!ttls laugh.
tor u months old has what the doctors caI eczema.
We have ttlsd most oreFythlnx. and II last f,ass
atcw child. and ~ fssl vsFy happy"
CATION. III pFocuub!e, use CuTicuhA Soar.
, 1879-01-17
SCALD HEAD on A CHILD

MeRsrt. Weeks & P0tter-DeaE Sirs: II Affords
me great pleasure 70 testify to tho remarkable heal
Head, which covered tho eniiro ecatp with
Of running sores. The Itching wAs very sevcfs,
causing him scratch 1t until It bed. For niuo-
tern nlontha be had to wear oilskin cap. Alter
ays applications Of CuTlcunA. VIC wcre sb1 70 comb
hls hatr. and about QUO box cured him. This 10
Of two phyatians OF hIgh standing in city with.
out any apparent banent, sn4 WAS under VARIOUS
fornn of treatment for neaFly ono year md hals.
l au,, xsntlsmen, Jours vary truly,
CALVIN ". SAWYER
CH1IssA, Hept. q. 181B.
CArTsoK.-1f procusable, use CurlcunA Soar.
, 1879-01-17
THE OpERATIC WAR.
The Sweet Strains Of Lucia "
Cannot lulf It.
Miss Hank Vindicates Her Betrothed
from Certain Aspersions.
And the Maplesous Jointly vlndfcate The
Truth Of History
Qheyalier Ernst Won Hesse Waftig ~
"Mephisto,''
MINNIE IIAUKs
tn fhs Edktnf ~ TAs T.ffh,d1h

To sAs Editor cf TAs Tribune.
PAEMxn HOUSE, CHICAGO, Jan. l8.-The as-
ttcies headed "The War OF the prcsslng.
Room It and An Opcratic ROW In two papers
of this morning contain 50 many conspicuous
Interpretations that feel bound 10 mako
the followIng explanation: ...
It was stated that tic manager OF II. N.
Opera had scnt a messenger to mo With note
regarding the otfcnse to which wa& exposed.
No such note wa received. Statements we're
made that c1aque OF twenty wore In the house.
No claque, whatever, was In the t,ouse--for me-
The amount OF my salary 10 not correctly given
by Tna TRIBUNE. It Is nearly three times the
amount.
Not ~ ,cai. but excitement and nt41vus diaturb-
ants caused by the unexpected and sudden In
trusiou upon my rights, prevented me, to nJ
deep seErets from appearing On the stage imme-
dlatetY after the dIsaKrecablo event had l1ap-
pcned. As soon ns had recovered sufficient
tranquility, hastcned 10 ful6tl my duty
towards The public. Had teen IN formed d The
intended change Of tho dressln9-roornt, dGro-
change, ! would hare willingly gircn up mY
room. and tho disturbance would not hare hap
pened. Il need hardly repudlate tho rcmarka Of
ono Of tho Intervene ed gentlemen regarding my
bctrothel. Such remarks and those who make
trust tho above statements will vlodacAto me
before the public. Who, to my deep regret, re-
ceived to-day false impression in regard 10 my
behavior Of last evening.
should hare happened just It ~ hour when my
subsequent nervousness caused dtsappoint.
ment to tho public, a. could havo easily been
anticipated. 4 like occurrence Will in future
certainly not happen through nnr fault Of
MINNIE HtUK
, 1879-01-17
SAL T.

1pSEFQ4 V1SNHtt8 70 1H4 JTt9NH1s
EAsT aAolaAw, Jau. l8+-The aauual meeting
Of tho N.chigan 6al Association to-lay siected
officers, a. follows: President, W. X Burt;
Vtce-PEesldent, 4. Miller; Secretary, D. @. Hol-
land; Treasurer, rholuAs Grange. Jr. The
Association sold during 1878 1,el9,83 barrels,
aga!nst ~, E26 baftels for 1871. The Average
uct price to manufacturers tns past year was
1871. Every manufacturer voted to continue
tho Association tor ono rear,
, 1879-01-17
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

CfNCixNArI, O., Jan. lG.-The Catholic Ts'e-
graph Of to-day, the official organ of this Catho-
lie Diocese, says Of the press telegram nn-
nouncin9 the acceptance OF tic resignation OF
Archbishop Pnscell: "We doubt Its truthful
ness, because Rutne would not consider tho
questtnn OF q SUCCESSOR until It scnt o!cint word
q sne e. ~ h n t'. 70 rhsm n
ops Of the country. Rome dues all things In
ordrrH
, 1879-01-17
HUMOR ON i CHILD

son. two yeats Of eKr hAs hsd hlr,of 90 ons
AIDS Of biz fAes siacs 6s born, which during The
lasa four months has sprsad the entire side ct
Tbs facs, Tho chin. car. and stds Of lhs bead. II
psust have ttebeu aud irfttatsd bus gseat desl
Le scratched the s4rtses ~ ths time, 10 mal1es
yien OF ftieuds and my physician without bepent
vnti found CurlCux4. which iulGlot aisiy AltAyed
the Itching And Inflammation, and tn few days
entirely cured him. Respectfully, --
JOHN l.. 8UHRf.
With WAlwor:h AanufAcsurtnE Co.
Boston, April Is, 1878.
CAUTION. III procuFabls. uas CuTscunA soar TOT
elesasile dlseA4ed surfaces.