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An Interesting Decision.

The supreme court ofthe United States
has settled an important question OF law
relating to the liability of employers for
injuries sustained by employees. The
authorities and discussions on this point
have left the law in condition which
is neither wholly clear nor satisfactory.
The general rule has been recognized
that All employer is not liable for in
juries received by one of his employees
through the negligence of another. But
such q rule without exceptions would
be as illogical as it is unjust. Excep-
tions have been recognized, but the
principle governing them has not been
satisfactorily settled or clearly defined.
The supreme court not only lays down
an important rule which will govern in
analogous cases, but it bases that rule
on grounds of justice, which have
hitherto been TOO little recognized. The
bearing of the decision may be best un-
derstood by brief statement of the con-
trolling facts. W. G. Hough was an
engineer on 8 Texas railroad. His
locomotive ran against an animal on
the track. and was thrown down an en-
bankment. The whistle was blown or
knocked from its fastening, thereby
making an opening in the boiler. Hot
water and steam poured through this
aperture and scalded the engineer,
Hough, to death. An action for dam
ages was brought against the company
by his widow and child, who alleged
that the engine had been thrown from
the track by reason of a defective cow
catcher, and that the whistle had be-
1~@,a - t1~.o1xy
fastened. These things were attributed
to the negligence of the company's mas
ter mechanic or foreman, whose duty 1t
was to see that every locomotive
was in good order and condition. 1t
was proved that Hough had re-
peatedly told the master mechanic
that the cow-catcher on his engine was
defective, and that q new one was
needed. The l,:tter promi Led to attend
to the matter, but neglected to do 80.
One defense set up by the company was
that the plaintiff could not maintain an
action for injuries resulting from the
negligence OF q fellow.seryant. An
other was that Hough had been guilty
of contributory negligence in running
an engine which he knew to have q de-
lcCdVc cCOWsCtttCllCks ! uC ClACult SOuA
of the United States 80 laid down tie
law governing case that no course
was open to the jury but to return a
verdict for the company. The judg-
ment of this tribunal is now reversed,
and new trial ordered by the supreme
court of the United States. The opinion
lays down the rule that an employer,
whether an individual or corporation.
will not be allowed to expose an en-
ployee to risks and dangers which may
be guarded against by due diligence.
The master is bound to exercise reason
able care and prudence with reference
to selecting and keeping in order ma
chinery, implements, etc., used by the
servants, and when he or his agents are
guilty of negligence in this respect he is
liable for the damages which may be
caused by such negligence. As to the
contributory negligence of the plaintiff
in the case, it was for the jury to say
whether under all the circumstances his
conduct amounted to negligence.
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William Franklin, of Salem, Oregon,
astounded his bride by telling her that
he did not believe husband ought to
have any secrets from his wife, there
fore he would confess to her that he had
murdered several men. He assured her
that he would kill her and himself if she
revealed the matter. The love that she
had borne for him thereupon changed to
loathing, and she soon told lhe story.
Next morning the couple were found
dead, Franklin having carried out his
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Eminent German statisticians calcu-
late that the amount of money spent in
railroads since the invention Of the To-
comotive reaches the vast sum of Sl5,-
OOO, ,0O0, 900.
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Planting and Gathering.

Planting anu 6atnerlnSs
The sower scattereth DER the void
In the winter harsh and cold;
But ere summer days are old
He shall gather sheaves OF gold.
The gardener in the garden fair
Bulbs and cuttings here and there :
Planteth, and the summer glare
Shall marvel at the flowers rare.
And we-what is that we sow7 ..s ..
Or do we plant at oil or NOT -:
Shall one golden wheat ear grow, .
Shall one little blossom blow? n'a.
.,...-... Henry Lowndes.
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It is said that diamonds have lately
declined in market value. The decline
is attributed to the large numbers re-
Gently found in Brazil and i'll the South
African diamond fields. A Paris
jeweler says that the trade in diamonds
after all is very limited. owing to the
very few who wear them; and they
keep passing in rotation from hand to
hand. Of fifty persons who buy dia-
monds, forty purchase to sell again, six'
buy to give away, and four only actu-
ally keep and wear the gems.
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CHAPTER III.

Glove shall still be lord OF all. :"
, 1880-11-11

the "crocks" and ts,o!r ways, + mn exccptlon.
nhly Eonl executive officer. and posaos"t.s Tho
confidence n,l rssecm II. his frEci,as md n.so.
cIatc*. mud tho frtrrcste of tho rnl'l!o would
acct, 10 demand his retention ~ custodian OF
tho crltT1lnnl c1lsscH.
No MA. cai, r.opcrly appreciate tho The st.,, sati.,
tho act,,nI ninriyr!on nf nh o'l!cchoscr; hnti!
t,c tnrcts with tho misfortune vt tclng clgotect
HtcrtN M Evak CaMnty. IIc .cns'Mot mako y
thorough study q ttis haso of psi!ticn lifo n
to learn tho iiniM,rtrnttcs of ntsice-scckcrs
when rlncetl uran t''eIr ,notto. and when tfoy
nrr in,tnel with whit Mt ttmrs seems NJ, inanno
struggle rnr rjnce. since hts clsct,oa Gen.
Aan,i by: beer, postere'' borca; md absolutely
Win Win refuse to tako no for un answer. and who
hu,tnd him tu nj cxtont tint renders quiet lfo
impossihic. 1tr leaves hin tillce with tiu,ve 1t
ti,cae pinechnntcrs nt his htn!*. md 'lreans nll
tight llnw will portion oil !ifiy appointments
at1oux tho yG Or sIx hundred WIN hayc area.ly
steps urluE tho IouR hours Of tho night, md
when Tho tiencrnl nrfsra III. tho morning ho Is
tcsot With err for l1is official recognition. ltc
vii! announce. his appointments IN tho e0tif.
ns,d, when he li0es, tieso will h0 wccplng. aud
Whl1it1u. md RtlnshuR of tooth.
, 1880-11-11
TIE OUSTOAr-uOUSE.

TnE exports Of alcohoi ,scro loo barrels.
TnE Pension Agent raih out 10000, making
fp0,Uh) so fnr this month.
TIFF coin transactions Mt thu Sub-TrcAsury
yesterday were: t;uli, $4,000 nut; silver ('o-
ing takcn Ia Or l,nssch over tho countor.
THE Internal revenue receipts yestorlny wcro
f:i5.MO, nf which $;t:NS' was paid for spirits,
$3.50 for cigars and tobacco, and $,s31 for beer.
THE following tluttnb'c goods wcre received at
tho Custunt-tlutiac yesterday: David Myl!c. 3
casks brandy: oriler. ZIP sacks solt; Chi
caEo STAMPING cn,np!ny, hW hoxcs tn p!ate:
1Iit'tnlri. Spencer & Co., :N1 bnxce n.p,atc;
Cnnninsha,,& Hunter. ssasks sola. asl, 70 casks
sun-nsn and chloride nf lime, ~ drums clslstlu
bnrlry; Spr1tgue. Warner u To-, ], 10y boxes
rMisos; j. Is. lndtr1ctien & Isrnthor, 10 boxes
ratsns order for T. n. Sinclair & Co.. liz sacks
sa!t; Ftel!. Letter & Gu, bnxcs kk!-g[hvc., 10
boxes hosiery, n oxts hostGry md gloves: ]. M.
Faul1,ahnr, IL cn.ks wine; q. MAtlurkrthlt Co.,
Is drums ciusttc sodu. Collections, $t.t.1.
THE case Of Special Policeman 7. j.. O'Mnlty.
wln interfcrcu with Deputy -aiarshnt nucher ut
tho POLL t,f the First precltlct ot tho Ninth Ward
Ulcetton-.lAy, WIS tlIspusch Of yosterttNy ny
United StAtcs Commissioner lInync, who hettl
0'MA!ley III 800 hail to awnit tho action OF tho
urnn'i Jury. Policeman lfurns cann III for Il
Marshat tMrit!s Chnp,na,, hut hc Waived IN OK
nulluattor md gnve $iUj bull for his nppeHrisnco
IN cnsa M Indictment Ia found against him. As
10 Henry tlMrt AMI Oncy trMahe, WIN wers mr.
rested OIL Gdmpln!nt Df Deputy Mursl1,l ). u.
1ttletil. 1t nPpGureu tint lInrt was not Tho nun
wnntcif. so he wns discharged. 0'Atnhiu's case
WIS cuntlnucd until Saturday morning.
, 1880-11-11
CHICAGO F.tT.8TnCK HtfnW.
Ii the Editor Of The EhfthQo Tribune.


CHICAGO. Nov. lu.-Few, II any, public cnter~
prlsus Ot moro Importance to tito City Of Chlca3o
md to tho Northwest have cvor been started
thnn thu annual Fat.Stock Show, which opens to
tho public noxt Monday, tho 18th Inst, nt tho
Exposition liaJ!llng. Thu ssats 1loard nt .Agri-
culture Inns assumed to establish permanently III
ing oatte sl,osp hugs, 7s'tltry, and Ea,ne - nd-
principal elites Dr tho unitcIl States, Great 1!ri-
njn, lllA tlB CGntLttuuE Mny cUMu heru For thpr
holidays mpnts. ni.l ID slirg Of 1lnltng Mt this
shnw jlst what thelr bcst customers want In tho
1sf.o of ohptct AN,cr!cnn meats.
Tho general rlnn md purpnso Of tn Is unt!cr.
taking Is similar to thnt 1f tho, great eInithtied
cattts,- show Cf Lo,leDn, which bus feon IN auC~
ccssful operation for tho pnst eighty two ycnrs,
md h,!s served II very usotnl purpose FOR tho
il Tho reuplo II Chicngo will tnkc proper. in:
forest. ind cth1rcrnto with tho 5tntc il0nrtl Of
Axr!e.t!tnro BY ynatronzsng y With tno!r nora9.,-
financially, its ncrnnncnco ia settle.!. nnd Chi
uHKo vii! largely renp the benefit. OthorwiAp It
viii hcnhn lt1nnut, to t,o tnk0n III, and iD sc-
cetsfut by Kansas City or 81. Louls. VIII Gh!;
eug0 npgleut u lnattor OF such linr0rtnfee7
think not, YourA, JuliS i. REYNOLDS.
, 1880-11-11

prise as published yesterday. Somewhat bo,!c.,'
!lnwn, !lle ex.Manngera claims arc abo,t ns tol-
ply nmy captnl fur Tho enterprise. hut was
inn1ely its orgatzer md protIoter, not ovGn .!
" w;snE s @ q Gs Se scof. S s9 t # ad : aee e.y
s,anarer init! the camrany w. i. t.eee.siHi
failed to carry nut tllc!r plrt oi tho program.
A.nl having t,Snt IT, funds fMs.er than they
W. S' snc.' II ssss Tss esrrIea Issapaf 81 aaa cspca z
tho tho ,aes Turned tiso,r eot' .iou,ders
oi1 hIn AZ M 4 reward fnr his fa'lt. M t.hnd!ns Al the
TIM tine % t % tis %rcpnss 9ny TT @ ,n eo H. not
eep. e e as,rcy a ,i Gs M. wee ts
,hSy wsrG raw'K s"!sscs EansnE ro 81! 70
week. and pave in nil his limo to tho business;
Tho tr,nbo was, huwcvcr. tint cnc., lity waited
e no e,ss, ~ tiat hu hnd very llttlo 70 ia:
as,srsi ,MisS@.seF M II e 10 yasant: Wh!s cs;!Ieet; s
s:';:sl for rcnt oi tho oIlice. Mr: rapln tlen!es
% si S eyss III ' e. 5 g. &fnt m o e2rs si s r
ssonni, ~ Tint N. t. Fnir6aisk Ind nvrs,c', or
intended 10 iIvsst nns.i,,T ersnly n TIC ~
soo f" au for %s''1s ,o 's prsnsse ed of tic
ite,l e tno F!rst Na,ionai. !" retnain ya,l.i
*lioD, WINS ,nt,ls ,otl y hrroro TINT Into. Mr.
'anin Is very sure that tho present organization
St S tas @ hs is S nc, ts % e sss' s
;rsn SRS Srss for 81 1Sp aacp s
Very few pcoplo hava any itfca OF tho quantity
Of bner inattc IN this city !mDst 0f Is drank here
irct, !KtnuSE reporter tug nut nf thu o!iice of
tile Collector 0f Internal Revenue yesterday
, 1880-11-11
POyYELL'S DlSTILLERY,
Trying to Find Out How Tint Tank
Islcay Un md Killed NoycH Mon.

Frying to Find Out HOW Tint Tank
lslcsv UP and Killed Xcvcfl Men.
The Inquest In tho cascs ar William rolratz,
Frank Iralnor, Jncob kakuskt, John Daley, Jo-
sopll Iiarnk. Mrs Joseph Itorak, and Alexander
1laxter who wore killed. on tho uvoning of tho 1ith
Of Octuber by tho explosion OF II corl,-ct,oker Mt
tho Garden City Dtsttllcry, corilcr Of CanalPort
nsotllo Anl TWDnty. .seGun1 atld Morgan Htrcots,
WIS commenced yesterday afternoon. at first
II WIS proposed 10 hu II III tho dlstlllory Office
but the nniso cnused by tue running machinery
wns 50 great that 1t was adjourned to neigh
burlnY snlooH. Tho fnets developed aru mt now,
except TINT thoy tend 10 show t1nt thcro was
feeling uf jealousy between tho onRlnecr, Jncol
KAkusku, une Of tho victims, uId Horny zuln
vrldc, who rn tho cooker and whO Is
tho ycast-nAkcr Of tho establishment.
Since the explosion tho fr(on1s OF tho
vlctina hRye threatened to lynch Zum Veh1c,
aud he has gonB TO Milwaukee. lie Is the only
person who Gun gfyo an Intelligent description
Ur tho process Ut stcnln- cooking Of whole gruEn
for tstili,lg PURPOSES, md hu Gun ptobubiy give
a correct theory uf the oxplUBOn. Ills family
ts he ro and he will DO brought buck md pro-
teut0l too.
Tho Jury cohslats Of u. TcRtmcycr, foreman;
W. n. Iond g. 4. WllliHnls. L. y. Whftco1nb, u.
Peabody. and j. II. 1Ialtse. hr. Atiolph Krauso
represented tho fata'llrs OF tho killed, watehlng
tho proceedings aIid picking up facts fur posst-
bio suits fur slulnages. Tho testimony cllcltcd
was IN substance as follows:
,..t.,. ~ s'uS r,,... ,,
ffeals9eut ot tAe onsach Clty D'st'll9nR CON-
pnsly, shttl hU rey0r Ind any doubts about tho
safety Of tho tank which explutle,i, fto Ind IN
thoory n1,o,,t thn ,m,,sn ~ IN ,r,jos,nn H.,
,'" .au"s ts"o. ..'o en"so y. wv sSa'os ~
hat' frequently stoGal near the tank 10 wntch lts
operation OF cUOking tho grain, altl li0 was
thore lilo day before to SOC how much steam 1t
tsok to blow out tho cooked gran. Tue grulr
una to no cooked to certain dc9rco' and 1t was
yU.lched for To him NJ to ills competency by hty
irn,1,,r ,vI,or, IN huh known ~ n Grat. c,,.a
".ot.'e'' "uo't ~ ~" A"."t', ~ y sN1."ss
Sn4lhccr qua ntlu nctta III tno business lnr ycnr
ine tanK 10 fe4hrtle 9ls Ilst.tlnsa btlllef. ITO
ulAnt KNOW MGutnef AMy txpert and ever
tostuil u: .,,
When Ae left tho Miat!ilery atcaEn WINS coming
through tho pipe. Tho ,non bud boun working
IN tho plrGs I'LL day, hetauso thnv a1a hceou1
c!n1gct. They culi noe rtiso uyer alxty I"nil.d4
nt sichni. Tic tAnk ctlAA stAnu II pressure Ut
]:aI pounds. Thu Instructions wDru i!ot to blNw
! Ut bteI!tl. Tho Ihc,i bud bccrl working Ut the
pircHi but, wheH ho lcft ut 1n'essGk, tioy had
e.ccecdc1 Il. clcnrlnY Them. Ih's process Ut tho
cuuktuk nf whho Krs!tH WIS not neW. 1t wllB In
Use III Ohio aEd ln1la'a. Rtld WIS III Old proccss
| IN Europe. a.- a.-
TIIg0uOHs q. KlAMAs.
..o ~ .t,,. ,vtllnr,. .n.,t,io, th,s a..
, 1880-11-11
TIE MOTHERS SOCIETY,

4 MuClt-NEEi,ED OEt1ANIXATi0N.
A mootng ut lntlles Interested In the fnrn,a'
ton of Moshurs' Society w..s hold yesterday
afternoon In tho Egyptlnn pnror Of tho Palmer
House, Mrs. Thomas A. WIoo In tho chn!r.
Tho Comtnlttoa appointed nj n previous mcot-
Ing to prepare n constitution and by-laws for
tho Society reported III favor Of tho formation
Of socoty to collect md disseminate fnfurma.
t.ou on tho subject Of tho honors, prIvttcges,
c,lro. trainlng. mud management Of eildrcn. to
bo known lH :" tho Molh0rs' Society Ut Chcngn."
With ,ne;',hers!,lr lne'a,!tts nothers md lasl!cs
ln,ke.l after BY tho Society wcro cnetlns, first,
to ,,ttElso Information OH tho influences that
enSds ense @ sce @ ' rave ssy'spsa b.
eoasa!ne,! ! !, Constitution and by-la%s, which
provis!i'n was mn!o for tho Hppointtnent of
Committees on M1therl'tMtl, Including rhys!cfl
nnn ncs e. mgs ~ nTSg nhsrSg 1. a
clsAtt1ig autnirntAl influences, food, clothing,
exercise, work. nursing sick cillitfrGn hos!'ltn!
Children; Cruelty 10 Children. and tic best
tri!Mns, legal nt,tl moral. th prevent It
M R f ysr M VT .pse pseGt r It o e snstY Msstns
Ur. y. u. Tttsw,,rth said Tint, lis Assistant Of
tho County Agents oice. he WIS brought daily
ers mud children. md he ioit deep Interest in
whetncr gentlemen would be allowed TO attend
The Chair said that no ono Interested in tho
work which The Society intcmlea to carry for.
n,noi,g ] iho work Of tic Assuciatton wu,ltl 10
Nil improvement Of tho fathers ns well as tho
rnnth6rs. aud Il lecture OIL f,ltllcrs would bo onu
The eicction Of olllccrs was taken lip and 70.
suited In thu choice ct Mrs. T. \. W!co Ms prcs
sst che Sf n so e the PLACES 1'ns
!sadiss. Parisss q tho e,ssad r%ejho iIote;l
, 1880-11-11
BANKRUPT ACT.
Present Aspect Of thu Draft Made by
Judge lowell, md Now lsefuro Con-
ErcAk--IfnQycrNA1lNlR.


Judge howell, nnd Now BEFORE Con-
GrcAH-11nlycrHA1lNla.
IsosTON, Nov. lO.-1he Iioston Board Of Trade
hRvo In press Judge Lowcll's revised edition OF
his draft OF tho National bankrupt law now bo-
foru Congress. The itrst eltlon Of this proposed
lnw was sent by II committee OF merchants to
tho mcrcMnttlo associations. tho Registers in
bankruptcy, aud to snany othors Interested In
tho subject, With request for thotr criticisms.
Tho answers received wcro highly fayornhlc to
tho aonernl plan Of the nr,poset1 1ti1. hut
lnutirrs Of detail. Thcso aro Incorporated
In th!s olittou. excepting ws,on they seemed to
be t.tther already provided for by authoritative
secisnns ,,n,ler tho nla nut, or lnnre proper to
t,o rugu!ntch ly tho Courts ~ tilolr rites uni or
stcrs. Tho mnat Important at tho ehnnEoa tnntto
II, this edition ia tho !nplGnso nj tin pnwcrs nt
Registers, whn nro virtually mnt,o jltlges II, tho
first INSTANCE Of nearly nl nultnrs IN lMnkr1t-
uy. and .il,e provision ~ lnnhu FOR htIngng
ool,rts Of baksrtptsy Within snsss rcGot , nf the
bcen wholly revised, und many nteEntlona' 'l,nde,
with Il vl6w Of nlaktng tho Inv tnoru etIectlve
md ttBpful.
, 1880-11-11
BRITISH cnll|MRlA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov 10.-A Victoria
tI5. C.) t!ispntch suye that lnrHo public moctng
was hold lust night to coslslcr CaUHtla's dofnnlt
In tho matter 1T tho laIallll Hallway. Tho rcsU.
tnlnGn thruux! thu rHseryAt!ol. for severn!
ycnrs vi tho island coat a.ld agricultural !ani;.
ullA express tho lpllef llNk tllit lrltylilGo wnt
10 batter oil as u Crown C0luny II tho rntlwny
obligations OF tho DtunnlsNi ure nut lnlsillGtl.
Ihu speeches Werts genurNIly tltAtlllgu!shet FOR
the!r ip!iot mud friont!ly tnno towurtls Canudn
Mnd Sir John MMcd0MahIs Q0yernlnulll.
, 1880-11-11
MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION,

ST. Louis, Mu, Nov. lO-Tto River Commis-
alon met asAIn this morning. Tho Committee
on 1iustncss submitted report fay0rlny tho
permanent organization OF tho Commission with
officers, consisting of President. President,
Treasurer. and Secretary, anl tho establishment
ot headquarters Mt st. Lo.lia, with tho ullce OF
Hoorotnry III thu Morc',nuta' Exchango nulsllug,
tho appointment of mn Executive COmnttco to
tnke general charge uf nlnttcrs pertaining to
state ntld Sntionnt iegtsntIop: Mild tho holding
ur M annual tneatlng 1T tho tommlss!on Ut IT..
Louis the 1rat week III SOvcinbnr. Tho rpJtdrt
wls adoptou atter Il somewhat letgthy Discus
SOu.
, 1880-11-11
DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS ITEM.

Tho Fort PIERRE & Ilc,.dwpul LAn0" Of tho
Chicago & Northwestern Hallway Is finished To
lerrv, I'll tho ulst b:t1,k at tho Missouri Nvcr,
fs1 mllrs northwest 0f Chipago, nnl about l7U
niles east Ut Dpllwood. This opons an nlE"ra!l
routo tD lcrre. uvur which duly trains will run
troin ana aftpr Sinntlny, Nut. 10, lSsV, to aud
from Chtcag,. "A tiHiIy line Vt Concord ca4ches,
Under tho eunlrul OF tho Northwestern Express,
S,nse s. Transportation Company, Will from tho
nbnye ditto run between Vtorra anA Dca,lwootl.
Yhls is by a!l odds the Bhortost and best route to
tha Iark Hills. For fuller particulars cAll ut
tho Ticket. .Hiica 1T Tho CAion4O s. Northwestern
Ji0tsu. Carefully read tho advertisement Ahout
this soulo hut is to-day printed III tho auyer'
tlsiuK columns VI this pnper.
, 1880-11-11
PROPOSED SH!P.CANAl.

sPftaE UWp1lth to The Chicago 1F1baNs.
LAFAYETTE, ll,tl., Nav. 11,-Thu Hon. Qo.iavo
y. Orth Is In rcrc!rt Ut letter from Cot. J. u.
Wilson, ot tho unitcA Statcs Engineering Lorps,
stating that his surveying purity Is l'ow al tlunt.
ln9tol.. on tho Wabasn route, and expects to
teMch l4ataysste carly tho cal.t,tx 1nantt. Cou.
tuwnrs surveying a1,l determining tho lcasilil-
~ nt stIt,-cn,lul frnl Tuesla to this paint. at,d
tut strtGynrH Are tUW Ott the way II Is glniintst
lhut from lhis ptIIIIL III Its tlt'1tth tito Wabash
liivDr could bp utilized Us II canal.
, 1880-11-11
HIt.&T3ES.


birMAIlON-Soy. "a l6hn McAahun, ht hls lao
spstdence. nl3 t.'ula llai*tet-st. a.,
Hactca lieaFt. n'c1rk n thtnss 10 thu Softh'
HuAt1tn lep1t tho FuuAlnR ~ bU taken 70 Wnu1-
stuck. ILL.,. f1r Entesnsnt
Je1Ics Warner ugul i'll
Funytni frua his tate resdsnee. al West Lake-et,
Thursday, Nov. u, nt uclock.
HlNNES-Nov. u. liGnTy DlErtn. aged g 1sAEA
Funeral ftpFu hl4 lata feAldanee. III Eugenle-sk.
, 1880-11-11
MASONIC,

rpfrWE IHP7eH ~ 1Ne CHtkupo 1ffbRnFs
HnRC0llE1.. WIs. Nnv. 10.-Do S10ln1 Com.
Inandcry OF knighls Tcmplnr No. Is was constl-
tinted to-dny by Johu W. WoodhnIl, acting as
Grand Commander: John Corscott, Deputy
Grand Commander; u. II. Wright. uctin8 ns
urnntl 0oreralissllno; Chandler T. Chapmnn. !
Grand Cnptaan. 0onornl; and 81. L., Young, as
0san.! ltocsr''et. :rh!rty 4su'shts ren'plss Of
lutrr command Of Etnlnent Con, tiandUr Chand.
ler L. Chapman. nctctl ~ escort Tor tho Grand
CnnlInnnut.ry. Itukus Hall was crowded with
cltIkBlls OF listscubul to witness tho coruulony.
4 grand bAl! III now tn progress IN itukn'a tfnll,
given by d. AInlAi CoMnnnscry, ln hnnOr nt tho
Waiting Sir Knights No tin!al stMrta or With u
membership, Ut twcnty.sevcn s'r Knights.
, 1880-11-11

Dr.J. Preston. Hamburg. ra,writcs: After
having tried Nil tho different medicines tllnt
canlu tn my kiowiNlgy for tho cure of sick.
3ici!llncllt, fund llulle equal to Hamburg
drops. / cl,cerfltlIy uttl thu above testimony
In 1nyDr Ut thu remedy.
, 1880-11-11

l.. xt,.f &1u@or l
- at tho pa'mor'
UNITED STATES SENATOR . T. ": FEhaatY' ~ e. o.
seph, Mich, arc at Tho Palmer.
F. wu,1rty and J. roy,or, Ens,ana; wil,inm
n: MeKeaoI seotIs1a: fsa,1aoy sna William will'"ms'
~" eo"'A"s' ',s -. n..a,a Ar md
Ma II .rnrsnn ~ md Mts j,t,tts. iian6,1rx; hid
+. Popel, Ct. Petersburg, aro registered it tho
fae"e' ...,.u .,,,ax,o,, NV
THE tomrcraturs Yesterday. ns obsGrvea @ "
nnias nnndtss sn'eSn Wa Il y M M1sss :feSt IS
M, q; ! p: n,., ii: 2; M, Il. Barometer II.
M, :0.l'' 3 P. tn'' NJ
oSr.t mG1S 9! IL tc t es nr
rIye' IN sf1o oIty last night tn tako rnrt in tho
Win an excursion ~ ."'''o'aA''
by orSn ar q 1ctsf' sa Eess
crossing the nnrl!ngson & Q!iney Aaiiroaa aa,, NJ
r roa. His ill., wason was badly Wrecked, anu one ii
y.MAHoxEr osnsrs! Tr"'S @ saneses - }c2, st the
yiseltsseat yfeei : sss q e !Se esesso iuri!ast%S
9SHey HSFa vds2 II sSyss y Esi cse
sfyanjS Central Railroad; apa VI f Meln1l, 1, d,
general FreKat n; AgGnt % q tho liahh'ohi q s@ zoe
II ow o aer
;sSay atesaeo an SysnK rI;na,s, Erms In oss I"s
iis iianIHs. and isacino were rcprcsentc.,. Tho
tcSeduio Of rates WIS gnno ovar Mt length, nMd
tho pooling arransegents s"nsilcre ,s ~ It j.
undcrstnotl thAt Eoncrn! AIfAnee VIII 20 or.
TIM Rs An%Sn refuse to n"k0 their ll
m Jr,mn - JAMESON vcstor,,oy decided demurrer
IN p"ristcc oyse sia'i ia whci, % tIo powsr to suzc
the sa!ary ofH coHnt . Sioye y sr1'xh x. iG M
ynycI. William Fuller, Il County Cirrk's es1t-
, 1880-11-11

Terrible Loss or Life.
Millions OF rats, mIcet cuts, hod-buHs, roachea
loso their lives by Collision with though on Rats
Bold by druggists. l5u bo4es,
, 1880-11-11

Over lhs,0N Howe Scales sold. Borden, 6elleok
4 Co., Ctlcuyo.