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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24
BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA APRIL "a, 1880
unblacked, and there was an unmis.
taxable hole in one If his elbows.

taxable hole in one Of his elbows.
'Why, Edward!" exclaimed his
wife, with a look Of modification and
distress, as her husband came across
the room with a face in which no con-
seriousness of the figure he cut could
he detected.
"Why, my dear fellow, what is the
matter 2" said my husband, frankly;
for he perceived that the ladies were
beginning to litter, and the gentle
men were looking at each other and
trying to repress their risible tenden-
cies, and therefore deemed it best to
try to throw off all reserve upon the
subject. @
"The matter7 Nothing's the mat
ter, believe. Why do you ask"
Douglass looked grave.
"Well may he ask what is the mat
ter" broke in Cora, theoretically.
"How could you come here in such a
plight?"
''In such a plight" and Edward
looked down at himself, felt his beard
and ran his fingers through his hair.
"What is the matter?" Is anything
wrongW
"You look as if you just walked up
from nap of a week with your clothes
on and come off without washing
your face or combing your hair" said
my husband.
"Ohm and Edwards countenance
frightened a little. Then he said,
with much gravity of manner, III have
been extremely hurried Of late, and
only left business a few minutes ago.
| hardly thought it worth while to go
home to dress; | knew we were all
friends here. Besides, as my fortune
is made, land he glanced with look
not to be mistaken, toward his wife),
] do not feel called upon to give as
much attention to mere dress as for
merly. Before ! was married it was
necessary to be more particular in
these matters, but now it is Of no con-
sequence"
turned toward Cora. Her face was
like crimson. In a few moments she
arose and wentquickly from the room.
| followed her, and Edward came af-
ter US pretty soon. He found his wife
in tears, and sObbing almost hysteri-
cally.
"l've got a carriage at the door," he
said to me, aside, half laughing, half
serious-''so help her on with her
things, and we'll retire in disorder"
"But it's too bad fyou, Mr.. Doug
lass," replied l.
"Forgive me for making your house
the scene of this lesson" he whispered.
"1t had to be given, and thought |
would venture to trespass upon your
torbearance."
"I'll think about that" said l in re-
turn.
In few minutes Cora and her hus-
band retired, and in spite Of good
breeding and everything else we all
had a hearty laugh on my return to
the parlor, where explained the Gu
rious little scene that had just occur
red.
How Cora and her husband settled
the affair between themselves | T ever
inquired. But one thing is certain, l
never saw her in a slovenly dress af-
terward, at home or abroad. She was
cured.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24

A quaint story Of Andrew Jackson
is told by writer in the Nashville
Banner. He was visiting Kentucky
town where, among the gentlemen
presented to him was a Major Lewis,
who desired to impress Jackson and
his admirers with his own indep-
endence. Taking dignfied attitude,
he said; well, General, / have all
my life been voting against YOU
Jackson courteously bowed to him and
said, good humoredly': We'll, Major
Lewis, | have all my life been fight
ing the battles Of my country in order
that you might enjoy that privilege
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24
An Irisbman once saw q clock which

An Irishman once saw o'clock which
showed the Greenwich and Dublin
time, and he saw that the Dublin time
was twenty minutes behind that of
Greenwich, and he asked how that
was, and it was explained to him that
Dublin being to the west of the first
Meridian must have it's time later than
that of Greenwich. Then, be the
powers " says Pat, there is another
injustice to ould Ireland
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24
A board school teacher was ende;

A board school teacher was endea-
voring to ascertain the extent of her
children's knowledge of numbers. On
the question being asked, Would You
rather have three paper bags with two
oranges in each, or two paper bags
with three oranges in each p all but
one little fellow expressed themselves
as without preference. The teacher
asked this pupil for his decision, and
he was persistent in liking the bags;
his reason for this was, $50 l could
have more bags to bust'
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24

A toll gate near Greensburg, Ind,
is guarded night and day by ten armed
men, at an expense Of Sl75 a week,
while the receipts are only $40. The
residents have repeatedly destroyed
it, and the company have resolved to
defend it at { : cost.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24

Energy will do anything that can be
done in the world; and no talent, no
circumstances, no opportunities, will
make a two-legged animal a man with
Out IL
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24
A BURLEsQUE MIsER.

A striking, if not picturesque-look-
ing, figure ola man can be seen in a
New Jersey town. Heis dressed in
a canvas shirt, with two meal bags
for breaches reaching to his knees;
on his head is a ragged edged hat,
full Of holes. He is a gold blind
whatever that may be; that is to say,
he imagines everything has the hue
of gold at any rate, he gathers sticks
and stones, under the impression that
they are coins, and boasts of his
treasures boarded in the swamps
where he dwells. He calls at the
shops for advertising cards and mag
ines them bank bills, and the bright
colored placards of patent medicine
vendors he treats a United States
bonds. He cries and wrings his
hands when any one threatens
to enter his shanty in the swamp, and
spends half the night counting over
his fortune. In fact, he seems to en-
JOY life as well as the miser who
boards real gold, and the community's
stock of wealth is in no ways dimin-
ished thereby. He is q living carica-
ture of men who find pleasure simply
in accommodating money and procure
no other advantage Of it for them
selves or others.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24

There is class Of timid people who
are afraid of store clerks. and who
hardly dare to go away without bny-
ing something. They tremble at the
sight of a waiter aud tee him, and
patiently take what he places before
them, never grumbling. They rever-
ence a conductor or brakesman as if
he were a prime minister, and are
filed with glory if he only does not
put them off the car. They always
take the poorest seats for fear that
people may think that they are selfish;
and if snow ball hits them in the
head they turn and smile vote of
thanks to the hoodlum who threw it.
They are net Uriah Keeps, but mod
est, unworldly, good-hearted people,
who admire the saucy, practical ones.
But away down in their hearts is a
spirit of Wild Bill, and once in a
while, when too much imposed upon,
they rise up and spill things.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24
ATTORNEYS.

YHOMAS B. DUPREE, Attorney and
| Counselor at Law. Office: No. 6,
Pixies Row, Baton Rouge, La. Will
practice in the State and Federal courts,
may3l
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24

A. s. HEBRON. &C. c. BIRD. Il. d. BEALE.
HERRON, BIRD & BEALE-Attor-
i'll neys at Law. Office on North Bou-
levard street, near the Postof1ice, Baton
Rouge, La. Will attend to all law bust
ness entrusted to them in this and ad
Joining parishes. feb9
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24

T.. w. ROBERTSON. :. $. NJ. ROBERTSON.
II w. & S. NJ. ROBERTSON, Attor-
IL. neys and Counselors at Law. Office
on North Boulevard street, Baton Rouge,
La. Will practice in the Fifth and Sixth
Judicial Districts. febS
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24

II. NJ. FAVRGT. -...-..J. II. LAMON.
TAVROT q LAMON-AttOrneys at
Law. Office on North Boulevard
street, Baton Rongc, La. Will attend
to all law business entrusted to them in
this and adjoining parishes. feb8
FORGE W. BUCKNER, Attorney
" at Law, and Notary Public, Baton
Rouge, Louisiana.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24
DAVID l. GARIG.

ORACKERS-SODA CREAM AND SUGAR
~ Crackers, Stage Planks Ginger Bread, As
sorted Cakes and Jumbles, all fresh stock at
DAVID g. GAR IG'S.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24

MTINES-C Champagne, Catawba, Claret, Sau.
w terne Port and Sherry Wines, all OF good
quality at DAVID e. GARITS.
, 1880-11-10
TILE CURRENCY.

POINTS IN Ct'HTlniIE.HIt KSUx's nEPOHT.
Sptctaf Ufst4.tch 10 1he Cateap5 Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Nov. N.-One OF tho most
Interesting frntnrcs If tho forthcoming rct'urt
Of Controller Knnx Will bo tho tables ntht tho
comments upon tllo,n, showing tho cxtcnt to
which tho circulating medium Of tito country
has tlpcrGnsrll within II yenr. Tint 1t slltlGitl
haye urcretsctl ut al1, notwithstanding the l!lrEc
Influx Of gph frO1, lbroad n.ltl tho IirtHsncts of
tho lnI1lrs IN tho West, Is Mt, Interesting n1il
singular ict, which l,as Furnished for sssne tc
n subjpct Of discussion III Gnancnl circles
1IEtcrtO tho volume Ut currency hns been
susceptible Of measurement with considerable
accuracy, tho most ug II making Its appearance
ut tho bn,,ks md money eelltr:s with sntacthng
l!kc pertM!ictty, but now it appears that two or
tureo hundred millions.
HAVE ;itsrENlOusf.Y GOTTES AWAY
from tho titnic!ul catculAturs, aoEi1uWhnt to tho
an,loylncu ot the Nuw York hunks, which hHvu
boon milking excessive i0Ats, nslt which llnd tho
n.,,ount Of nvnabis currency u.conveniently
email. 1lic disappearance IL probably to bo Hc-
counted for by tllu fuct TINT paup!u generally,
thanks t0 tho prosperity everywhere, ll1ve paid
thrlr debts, e,ll nre kcapllsE much arger SIMS
III thur pnpkcts thin tlloy hAyn eyer befnre hnell
,thlp to Keen. Calculations Ut tho Mtn&nut wIt,
hlis thus KuNu tut Ut sight htvo been Elutc hs
HuvCraI t!i,litet1r5, hit by nullp slhsi'lE !He
taIitty TOR gathering trustworthy Information
1T tllu colll.nInd of the CuntrDllcr ot Ito Cur
GvlIGy,
, 1880-11-10

conm'ci,ancn i 90 "f ,ho rrsssnt :c1cet- An eieht.
f,t y'ti i; q s Gartren KMcke ,bo 1he nIt.t
t"rtu,rlr of this cty-wns placed IN one nt TIM
large wfn'inwn ,'n the Rrnlad-t,r tho lc.t;'rrt
n isa fT!; g y s"i iG ma 4 ka+t ync r, S' II .Io
sorthwe.i:rn c"!si,in Tight Company. Thin.
..andA wcre thus nba to s.'o tho no
nnhiest EI.1 DF tsIc country. From the rtof "
I'ng 1'i!iBrNE building there wns display a.
,tt; he VI. y 'a!fs Ienrt%s,,
htrruta III ffont IT t'in hi,Icu.
iSctnES1a.
=, 4 whrelarrow wager rns tt'e q s,o s!Fnts q
tlsr night, Mr. starkl, q tho slxtecnts , ,Wartt;
enough 10 l,et on t;lrirlli over tho ertlrc !nu
81 mnrc,,, n!ths'lnl1 i WIS noticed TIN, ing it.n,
% wi,rc!harr"w 'isra i ,f,'r" l.e went Il very fIr. 80
When thu prtprasInn r.slrhcd Twenty fourth
src". sn pusty ot l!tapl;.lntcl l5GMoSris sl .i,,
coc!t. They "ere especially toIsy and lnsnlt!nx
Int wrrs st,on taught II Wholesome Gtsn,i. jtn.
Tnrrrn".s atttniinn being cntsi tn Their pres.
iays 10 til+pcrsU thcrn. Sow th"sa lnlys
from TIC, 1oxn Ef Luke IKE nro ~ h"rrt r.
s9j r kr"w@. , s1 l IT,, .cr, @ Il sc o iat. e .v.v:
Inc. They Just rode nrnu,l,. this GROVE. aF Ills.
reputable fHnni.un,s, clos.' IN upon them. and
mn. uni sumo Of thom arc probably Running ut
Is o'an!pressMas M sma'! M boy xss ;ss on hana 4
1"''e IL" xcnSi * 'ho rastst. z'3''fs 'c To 9 ts
:nali lss rSh.l@ @ hnsif y trcs r. trHf'. m
troaet by er,'w!ax +" 'lnxrcc nf lMr1ecton that
wma sarv"s @ H.. , 1G 't.se @ ,,'1 t R1M sn 1.ru"iy '
upon tllr victorious CROW 1f tho tattcr ilta per-
furnHiee was thu tlscn of great hl'ialsei'!ett.
ntlh stlc elevated young roostnr was choered iof
, 1880-11-10
YE MON.
1)ensta Of tho LuundrynanN-A Drunken
EelloV prctelldk to Mako v Coufus.

NeAsh Of tho LatlndryniNh-A Drunken
Fellow I,rctelld2 to Mako " CoufSs-
sian.
80 Sion, the Chluan,nn shut by tho hoodltns
In Ills Inlliltlry 1T No. lB1 North ltulslod street,
tliu,l or Ills woiin shortly Mftcr o'clMk ycstcr-
rluy uttcrnuuu ut tho County ltospltul. Tho
post- lrostuM examination md tue. .Itltil,est will
oyur tn tue Ehilrso nt tho city, Who will nt0r 1t
In t,lpIr own peculiar way. Thu pnllce have bonn
very nu,lyu III undenyornE tu npprchentl tho
murderer ntlI bin ncaullpltce, aIll lust night
Il chargoM with tho .crlnle. ,Ilu lattur has
conf.ssod laylns cn!.fiitt @ IT, u ,ni'tor t. ala
tlIld, hui t!lur Il 1itstrtaeless SUNNI tbt ua 70
his bs'nF thc rHht A Lst ill., SWy W.s; nTht
strect % statl w.,Ilo travelling lin in.st uut ii
uanco DngIu. who, wns Au4ur Thu lntiuoneo Of
lluu0r. III tr1EEel thAt
liE KSEw VINO HHnr TIT. Cl1tNAMAN,
na ltQ wia across tho str0t Vt llle ttmv. Tho Of
ttccr, knowing tint HuE.n lived OIL tifeon streut
,ot iur from inIltt,n, .u nnty fem husrlt q,
fost awy fra tie a;,'asy, tl1Hn' n ~, they ,.
IT. rt.d i'"eI !" ist. ton,,ci. nHs,. Was iu,,,,t
at,i ho aersi.G! 'i'omiy soxt9n ~ ;,o murder.
sSx Hs kIl' @ w',h Ind y %
hIs capt1'ry, and lato last evening llntsctiyss
iii about Nv colnpl.city, na4 aait! so.t!ab"iy @ i
%s! , u.i;k Ss saH i,t sSt VII, % Tic % scs at x uy III L
searci If Suxtan. wus brought !acu 10 fncs with
AM, an1 perccpl1ly weakS.,u.t. sserF ;:t lIo,'s' m
r!as sSas sss ss'o"' ;ne 'AHs s!S iS Sf'ss ss
srt he ,sas .Aen weasnx w wlIS q yFs n1
washinV, .for hi,l, a1.a called hl, u l!r seses..'
i!ulps l19 won'A give 70 further tnrtl.,.s!ars .!!s
1]tfu drunk, ut5f itla Itbt1k
, 1880-11-10


Special LHspateh to Jhs Chteaso 1fabslnt. :. -...
DIXON. Ill.,, NV. 9--Tho annual Convention
or tho Frpt District or tho illinois tntc Sunlny-
School ApsncEation. eomprsinH tho seven nnrtl.-
ern cuunsIea, met IN this city totlay. Onu hun-
,rctI anil twenty-five Delegates, representing
tttrcn counties, arc rrcscnt. e. II. Morton. bf
Chtcnun, President: ". II. Luyl, OF st. Charles,
Secretary. Addresses ilayc:Nef, ma,tc ly Gcorae
e. Ntcdh".n and W. Il. Jacobs. of Ch|eago, tho
10y. r. T.. MU.lcy. or Rnckfnrst, md Il tnost
pr'!ltNtle Il lBeussol IN tcaGtiur1' meeting nnl
district mn! s:o,,1l,y work. lit tho evening an
eloquent address 6f welcome wa. made hy tho,
Rrv. q. + 1'cAtnr: Of this city. Hna responded %
iy ,ha Isnv. II. .. Lt.lkn., of Frcer,rs. Tho
"1'ho Annl,t,t nf thu Holy Spirit
Tti.hurrn*.. af.rr u GHnfcrnhcn on work In
the district. Or. I'arkhIrst, nj E!u!m viii spenk
n,l ":rho tsr of Illnstrntfons": s'rs. CIesli.cn-
.'ay-ss.,":l" The Try: yhscler, # Na,rsnEo,
r.. Mark :: +. \: slohr It Mnrrit. md Il. \.
.lutisng IN ln.tIfute." unl In tho nvcn!ng Mrs.
!!h.a. IT l.nko Forest. on Emissions" mid tho
School Work."
, 1880-11-10

whnn McNelll called hin, a. liar. 4 tight
fnUwc,f, In which McSc!II, WHO -
young man u n. got tho hotter 1T tho start,
dealing his antagonist, WIN L. IL tnan nf nhons
10. terrible blow OH tho hehtl. which fct!csl him
70 tin Grtrilnl. 4 Mr. Iir'ly. WIN wns standing
by, then nterfrrc,!. arti Marlin. NJ t,on al td
rtp"ntd his frr:t. attaektsl McSoil! with n burr
scvr towa ti ~ III, % !"d, cat,nE tkro.,Fh knh III III
scaip amt Rendering him unconscious. tn t!ltt
condition MGSeffl was taku,t to hIs hofnc. Mt M
1>r. Crnllc, Ut No. 3|h2 Unlisted street, wha
Knvn It ns his opinion thMt thn MINIS Hkn1l Ind
INT lhtn }nlurtat. but that thcro WIS danger at
hIs diving (rstin hc shtEk nr TRIM surgical fcvtt
Nt rr}siPcIns. Martin WINS arrested by 0flceft
t:.riHht and .tnMes. md lockc up 10 await thu
result ct MGNGilrs LnI.lrtGs.
, 1880-11-10
The CIYJCAGO

=, r,,,r,,t or1 tnn bcncl1ts ehn,,id have te.
,,I,u In tho Government ,r ~ tlin l!hlt'r TEN
gIni,r'A xrrMt nilxtrty in rttntst t'it' 'hli.u 81
i'r,ns,,rcr ,,Is never sH:.u fully understood.
NAVAL u,:yiEw.
tn The HfaftTn <tsr,rtnfsl Fft:t.
WAsiIIsssr',x, DE Sny. p.TIlIr prh1l'i h'rti
iln",t',i. s!n,t,ls u,ar r"r, Mnnr.. M. uni
it4,t, 1nt llln DisEatrh+ tho htlicr bearing tho
irr,'nts tx' w1 t1nry, s,, ,t,, f1'e ,iInt' ,.ii.
M,u,rtm,. Thc nl,,ntron vii, t:nalst af Tho tiHn-
thr Tet,lV.*stt'. ct'ryrt* ,Allht"a.. k,hr.nrur,
lu,'ti" n,'''.:i .:atn; @ iho frI4nt"s AIi.,ta n,l
tul,st itnttn,f. Hsld ttis""l.war pnst.nutsh n.ll
Sa."E "f 'ic t1!1ns s''s:, 81 t.,t ,t r. . mi
tlnwi, initiation "f sall1ra a5l'l 1l'tits tU Join
tllu nlyul brt1at!e.
Aris,tSrMEyrH.
rs.fsntr r;s 'inXs; -;'.y t, rn'f 4 ch1.'%s W y;
NSwI1art. Il. i: nttl 4. il. Scl"I.. d lhntlei-
piiu M. Commissioners t""xnlnlhr and rp,rt
Nurlhein l'heile ltniIr'tl.l EnmlMly, west nf tho
MIssunrl ltl>cr.
cAntzEr Nxrr.s,.
Tho nicrtinl, Ut tho Cabinet tn-,1ay was quito
}rirt 'rilrrt wA nD business UT pulitu Import
n!le1 transacted.
r',R HAMPTON noAns. p.
Immediately nit"r aslin,irtinleul nil members
present. nxcttt!rK Stcrt,thry sherman. 'Ersh III
| lilo t}n!tel S1htt* tttnnt'r dispatch an rrt1..
EGtirll In 1Ittnl,tn letAx ~ wtlst*a tho nntttt
review to-n,;rrn". Mrs. l!nyrs n,'tt ,i!.'shsot
| FMnElc hinl Webb l1nytA tre vi tllu IArty.
ni;TNtllE Ht:aISESs.
Owing To Important business before tho st'.
pr4.tn CURT, Afinrtiey-t;tM.l7tl lcyFns It'll Hn
ltsrMt ,Ao tMl,nrt meeting. Secrrtnry Ram
Hcy. VII" Is u,lt Ut lI4u city, wis tito othpr no
THE rAnit..tuT srArrI.
Winnie Itcutn'A stutuu uF Admiral Farr7,Hit
crrcstl In Fuirn4Et Squire, IN this city. Will III
n1kSk.1lt5 il4NItlt jltn j(GEGi11lJGf ItNtt
, 1880-11-10
TktE WFAT[lFB.

Orr,cr or THE CHIEF sluSAL OrFtcEn,
WASHINGTON, d. L., Nov. l1-i II. Ill., -lndicntions
Fur tho Ohm Valley uu1 Tennessee. cloudy
mud threatening wcnthcr with rain. castcrly
witu!s, rising temperature, fnlllrg baro1notcr,
fulls,weA TT western purt by winds shifting to
colder northwestcrly, With rising barotncter.
For Lower Lake region increasing clou.ltncss
with light ruins. northeast to southeast winds,
iDwer barometer In western part, ssAtlouary or
lower temperature.
Fur tho Upper 1.ako region, increasing cloutl-
ness, With rain, northeast 10 northwest Winds.
generally lower temperature, r!ssng, preceded
III tho southeastern portion by stationary or
IHiti1lx barometer. ...
For tho Upper MlsAtsstpp! md Lower Missouri
Valleys, cloudy or purity cloudy weather. with
oCtysiGl,Al ruin. f0lllwctl III tho nnrthwesterst
mart l,y c.eHrtng wclther, northwest to northeast
Winds, luwcr temperature, an1 higher bArvsi,e-
ter, ,,. ,
Cauttnnary alEnals aro .orslcrol for Grant!
IInyrn, Sgcsinn i, Chicago, Milwaukee,, Section ],
Atll Escuilnbu.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1880-11-10

THE PRETTY TALE III rouNEs, INIT, anu KAh or
THE "hkat ~ "u>" ,r... M't"ns, ,,@u ,.,,. ..,,
BAN FnASclac''' WV n.1"o ,.'..t ''4...ts ."aa
efe','s pDas.o ,"'.,. IT, s,,1,., i, ,.,,.n,,
Fro'ltlene III lehtht ~n!'H'' ~ """u - h',s'. W.
tao ou'stAhet u. III tnet, ~" ,t,''.'. s
et'sleso HFaia eecteIss ~ nt"u ..!. -. 1,".a ,s1
Csuag na F' S."'!' 'Atu uuaGs s,.n'oa
1stef 70 s".' 1"o '.s' ~" " r,n,,,
a1Fs!h8 ct't VI so" ~ oo'a ,.t III.
ais lost' ~ ~ ~" ,,'', s ~,
commissioners ~ sao W. w ,S,s4a ',,,'nt,',l
ihoaliy l"e .'ns'nsm. "o ~, t,..,,,r,,.
ny tho E"tath's,t".'"n !" 'a' ..u. '.'e' ~,
tte,ty cnuld nut be 1.ittlcnuy i,ulter. Tu clHuIo
Il M ,,ro,,oacd wuulh l,y rrc,t nlllst.ct s well
rs gros. insult. tu Ch!',e, anu uhchs''tutao''
wltbnl: tlat IL tho urt.iu Secretary "oiHl "taua
uts,,i lw. ur should be, 1uullp; TINT thu Chleso
h.,, hoo u,,nm"r,,,,v ,ult r,o,t nj IN {nitfprnn-
''s'st ''.s" o.','s t.i 49,. ,,,,..1,.r,
stonc'l, rohnc'l' a'i" murlesa: uhI n.'"ess .'s.'
cnliltl tlo counted y tho thousands asiu subbery
by tho mlliou; tint IN California alnno
- ,.,,,. ,,,,,,,,rnv av,,I,xrru rn s,1nn.hrl.
1.!s ..,,4 ~ ,.",a ,... ,nxcn ~ ,t"r', ~ mir
uutnrNt,lEt1f Mttt4 16ttC0 K(fplt tho IuItthu
, 1880-11-10

bpFeld! UIpafeh 70 Tie Chtea9o Tribune.
" EEw rUHK. Nov. 1.-The ucncrnt Missionary,
Committee Of the Mttl,ulst Episcopnl Church
to-duy, tho following Ra1ns wcro appropriated:
isluc lttlgo Conference, e:kNU: Central
Tcnncssre, s3.1oo; Enst Tennessee, sc,OD;
Ftnrf'ln, film; Georgia. si.M1; 1tos.on, t,ln$$
kentucky, ss.istl; Lexington, -*Ilt1: I.t.tls
itMk, <s.1J; I.n.tslllEn: $7.o0; ccn-
list.pt. $I,$o: Michigan. *5.:tn:' Eevati:t,
s:i.0U: Mississippi. ea:an: North Cnrts-
tt., $3.IlI: savnnt!nf,. S:j.ils: S1uth CArnllnA,
TeSns. xi.NW: V1rnln!n. $,,;iS,: West vtruIntNs
xtMI; Washington. f...;p); DFcxun. *a.IO: 5nllth
t'n!ifnEnt!. s.an!: v"rnnft, $!4sl: I:ast Ma!,!c.
Si..IN; Wc+t Wisconsin, E4,taA,: Wisconsin.
s1,stU. Tho appropriation for Allnn0sotA WIS
iilcFrascd FROM {54sl to x!UU.
, 1880-11-10
CASUALTIES.


SF7tH 7H5Bd{eH 70 I'M tHfSHpo 771ouHts =
tsgFrAtAy, y. T., fuv. a.-This nfierilOon two
girls ,lIlnrtl ilryAnt wcre visiting ut tho resi-
tluce nl Edward Kelly. They engaged In rlny.
fui scutltc with James Kelly. are'I Is yeurs. tho
event ot which WIS TINT Ttnn'o bryant, Agci TO-
u.,k trofn 1,ox which haI'pened to ssaiti o.,
tho .ahlo n stnuin-tsnrrccd pistol sllo pointed
II ut Jn.nrs. and suh In II apurttve why. Your
fnntipy or yt,ir lffcI' Ill., a1+n surprising it wns
not ,.n,fie eni,!, Firo nway!" She m't!rs tho
the bullet tMkibg crcc. In thu unfortunate fliri1
nknnnui.. inlttctln wound lro.t which lie died
tu.r,irht. Tic yt,lin1 lusly. WIN Is terribly over
cUtrt liz the unhapky hreurrcut,e. wns urfested,
mud Is now hrIl ut p0l!re headquarters.
, 1880-11-10
A POSSIBLE MURDER.

At about 1'p o'ellck yesterday evening u
rAthor serious fracaa occurred IN Fowler
l.rotAcrs' puuk!uv.ho III which tho night
wutuLlnan. natuUl James MuNeiil. and tho cnyl-
ncer Ut tho house, hanIea Daylsl Martin, figured.
There has booH u bad feeling bctwcen tue parties
for sotuo thu, alltl yesterduy evening AeNell,
whllo going hls rt,1nus. charged Martin With
having conplaiue<i To Dir. Fowlor thAt he did not
uttpuI ptuperly ~ hlt 1ul!cs ~ nIKht watch.
t1lan. Ar, MurtlA ltuic1 having duuv Ho,
, 1880-11-10

r,,. Senatorial fight ltas begun nlrea''y III
lhs ~. Jv Thr Milwaukee Scntinfi takes oec's-
Mlsev,''" ~ s,,cak Of both Reyes md aawycr M
''ea ,ar,, rp nnJ nmhitns politicians" hui "ors
"nesuI eS",s m avn hand Just yOt. W. worry ni'ich
tssr hs' that that tho Sentinel u gcttIg to 'o 'ao orsa'
, 1880-11-10

APPLICATIONS of pounded Ice nro still
recommended for Air. 1}arutlm's hrnin. md It IL
thn,r,t hc vii! pull through. Hut 1t IL fcarrd
hc viii always he II fncntnl wreck.
, 1880-11-10

It should hu tho business Ut every ono h'fS-
Iuv IL cold IN treat 1t prtnupslY M,t prt,t.ilF uH-
fortunately ur.:HensIiy y cur1attvv In lr. Jaynns
Esjurtas.nt, tanriuvhly, ,n.!aptcA to feut".so ..'
sjae,iily ul coughs atil e.ll!s-Aay hl!y cAet,k
tl,0 distressing sywptotus VI nsthliia Ur Hlcursy.
, 1880-11-10

Tur North wis .o1crably solid for Garfield.
,.. ~. .,,, ,ntnl Of tlIo Republican n,aJprltcs of
,so an' yortl, Ia rsI,atrl l tho Nntlonal Cp'n,nt-
,rc Mt ul.x, u,,,l of tho Democrtlc 'ia1nrltIcs
:, ,ho Suith ut t,a,O:' net l,t'l,ur maturity fur
r,,anI,, In Northern States. bls.SO.
, 1880-11-10
HtJIsSJ:l} 40 DEATH.

Spttlai NlllNlth to TIL EAltaGo 3flhuHs'
GILESA. Ill.,. NOV. U.-Loonarl tieIucr's rG=-
iluncc In the Town OF llchtort, VIA. caught ilru
un saturday forenoon Inst. and WIS totally de-
Htruych, together with its contents. Two Of
llc,Encr's children, nxcd respectively i Nna i
yel,rr pr br;,eIt to tle,ttI, al,d tho mother Sc
vcrrly thu,Eh not fntNl1y Injured y; thu itntncs
The Intier " tho children WIS IN Ghen t'ti tho
DAY of iilc dIs.stcr aud ufl t0r lio,,le Sundmy
evening unconscious at tho bereavement und
pecu.Iury loss he hAd Sustained.
, 1880-11-10

c.,,, Presidential Electors will meet at
t".ovcrnt stusu Capitals ntsd cllss their Solcs
tnvi rre.acnt mil vlcc-prcst.'ent oti tho t'rst
i"t ,rc.,,ar Ii, December. Congress Is directed
~, IN olcn md count ta'oso votes Oh to see
~ MI wednesday III Fohn1ary. mud 10 acciNf' INC
, 1880-11-10

.u,,,,ra Tint Mr. lush, tho Republican
lrnpi,, T., ,he.lin.ralo IN. ~ district. w''* 'ie.
eana'''I' ''. fru tho l,hlloss given OIL 'rost te
teAtsa, t,,,,,n Committee rooms III scS'r'!' wafaa
hsr,ux tue mime Of c"s!e h!s ",',"e r wn,
na, a IN ,ncu ait, wr'' thus l''''te''lo""''s 'o'e
:" e"uI.uIs If I}ritihllchIts.
, 1880-11-10

4, rruori,Artc statesman wllo intends
-. ~ r,,,,t t.ouvrcss III New York will 10 III by
.as t.nu 1m,r. Evcry ,lc1cuate will ho'iisR'lisc.l
wv Ycnutuu scuntnr md cEnwl III thrt'pt Il
s,osct untc III tho Rttcy. fundamentally comes
.., nrury .wo ypars lii this country.