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, 1880-10-24
SUNDAY SHORT-STOPS.

A dull old lady being told that q certain law
yer was Lying ut the point Of death,'' ex-
claimed: My gracious! Won't even death stop
! TINT mans lying2''
"Who is that uaan?" asked well-known Bos-
ton lawyer Of resident of Lynn, as man Of
'*unbounded stomach passed by "That:
Why, that is one Of our Lynn pilots" was tho
reply. Don't say SO! Why, 1t must be Pnnnch-
us Plate said the iawyer.-Boston Commercial
Bulletin.
The Boston correspondent of the St. Paul
f?tsr- f'stSs snys the Nantuc6et to,Sn-cricr the
other day announced forthcoming scrraon by
the Rev Robert Collyer thus: ..Kobert Calf
ycar the Messinh. will preach ut the First Church
sunday TO the atcon.panlment Of tremendous
blasts On nn old tfsh-hora.
When the old sailor came home from wha1-
ing voyn.e ne Saw ut once what allied the preach
Ing: The minister's smart enough, and he says
great many good things, but the sermon don
sae tna w6sn ~ h The # fn the
= He's n good a1an, but he Will rake with the
teeth upward"
The Roman cathoic Bishop of Boston is
most energetic cleric. He performs as much
ee'ved the other day the confession Of = little
boy At the close said his right reverence:
:. Vel. hase you anything more to tell 1ne?"
more next timer
The colored people OF Little Rock. Ark. are
euton has been PRAYING Tor rain, while the G.scr
asSed for continued sunshine The minister OF
people Of the dry: You folks oughter g be be
ashamed Qf yourselves This cross-cut pr11yin
i enough to get tho Lord 50 bothered thaf lie
don't knoF. what to do
The Rer. 3Tr. Talmage fcelingly observes: "I
left brooklyn toacrubly radical hereltc on the
dtctrine OF physical bell. l am now among
the orthudpx- I've been to he'll. It IS at Lesi-'
Willie 1t is. ehs Wen. rs long as man can get
our OF hell by paving his fare. the broad road
leAdilg tnercto will be full Of pusscnyexs. o
friends. be warmed in time. Don't 70 rp h-to
Leadyitie. where the whisky dieth not and draw
poker flturtsheth like green bay ,reeENorrts-
town ic7esld.
Old Farson s., Of Connecticut. was a particu-
ing n bis field and he went :,tlt to see how the
work was getting on. The ground was veTy,
stoY5. hnu every time the pluw struck u stone
ths man took occasion to swear q little.
Look here" cried Parzon S., you must not
sEear TINT wny In nay tield.''
Nel!: reckon you'd swear too" snfd the
nan; nan, II you had TO piow such u stony field rs
Not a bit of it," said Mr.. S. aJust let me
So the parson tock hold of the n1ox b,,t ha
Eery soon had considerable trouble wtrh tha
'tones. AS stone after stone caught the nln,y-
alare Mr. s. e}aculAtel:
"eH. never SAW the tiker' |
anu tnls ne repeated every time a stone
,toti topPeH LIZ o.'"N1u "aS. As Soon as be had !
flowed around once be stopped and said to ,he |
nHu: ~ '1 :" 1Ae
~ P'0" "ienoo%
= Bur guess it's pretty near a. had IN ,fs~
Ia@"e6eo INC uaan, " anu You told dozens o. Ies
, 1880-10-24
"REMINISCENCES
or the Late Chief.Justfce Ryan. Of Wiz.
consfn, Editor OF the First Chicago
@Trfbuue.s,

consfn, Editor OF the Ffrst Chicago
"1ribune.''
=, cn1cAeo, IN, Oct 80 1.-The death Of Judge Ry.n,
or .se . supreme ,1 court OF seonsfa; at Madison
| brings him m mind "a ono of rha oor, ;a,,-.,'
;,te - f-h;oooo h. ,-os 49, .,...1. 1oa.aat-
u,,e, which was published in Chicago in 1857, .aa I'd
was probably the first newspaper Ut the name II
| rhe en,,nrrx antednt;nv Hor,ca f.raa1.s,. -
uac progenitor Sy several years Tae se,etfo, gfo
OF the name shows the classic tone OF its editor
1t WIS started in 1859, and closed its career in
ISL, having 4 brief existence. like many n thu
e"1o % "eo Us toe aeee 1oufnals ot cnt-
cago" It. was published. By Holcomb L
Co. Hofcomb was the printer and E.
aa w. ~, ,a .n1 sea 90 ,or ana no me editor It
Column papeE e., af large any IL The eity and as
pulled on y hand-press. It was printed eigar
years oefore any power-presses we're used in
en!cngo- ng5 .,, It Tus decidedly The handsomest-
assuming TO raise the standard OF printing, then
IN ats primitive sta@es-
AL nne nrse newspaper Of Chicago was the CHI
cago Oeno9Tut. Started hy John Calhoun In 1as;
the =, SECOND was the Chicago :imcriean, started
ny T. Davls IN lsas: the third, the Commercial
'as,,. r. n ~. ~ hoopeF arEsn; snd taa
49, -s - Ae9s' ~.@.%1 ~ -. y"
II ChlcaGo previous were John Calhoun. Joha :
.lt ent"oIi tnis soccessor, Thomas O.
laws, laws, Hooper Marre1:' William Stuart;
@ tnen 1otlo*s Ryan, Them
@ @"efs svuc uHproless.ona1 eGltofs "hf
useu to tena tnem nana at the quiz n
tuost uASS IN tne poutlcM Joufnas. as ",
DtMac1fu. III =. r. M n:ua,ster. e,e- :.
lne I'u1He WIS staf1ed as De1nocfatlc pa-
G,oe,,s l.. ~as & resHy % u Long JOINS
De"oe'ut- 4ne DsinEIuk was an lotense part
san paper. moIaea after the school OF Isaac HUI :
II , "as couuueted upon the ievet OF the people
VIZ VIC "e1e ~ !nahe UP the HaasS " the votes LOT
tne O<enoct1lc party; Ine 1FaDnne naA 10 r.
spsct 1o1 50 now teFc1 or humanity II was de.
e!sue ~ fGacu tue ihtefiectual and cutlsated
enss. ss Nf. hshH "Ishe toh$ anu a9te eaitoEtalt,
III. mo W. on eae popoiAr topic OF tne aout
, ane eo'tor gave subjects 70 his reuders to think
taanusnts: a ana ehe articles we're not only pro6t-
aose reading for the daF. but would Be-
eqaaliy pruhtable Tor any other day
~ the coming Years. 1t Is pity
editorial writing. These productions in literary
merit were worthy to be pIaeetl by the side of
Ti LIZ eSsass ana hheso11cs tu ddd1sOns Sleeatof:
tue Cnieaeo Oeiaoerui With ITS laudatousol
- auuft~ JacRsDta, and ITS sharp criticisms % n8
no!.eS tos o1 me Mn'ss and lts intense pessonsh.
~ w. na1 1 IeaGers IN az tae los-cao1ns nl ue
" est. The Tribune found few apprecia1lse
among toe cultivated elass- but aronse3
.4tue ehthustasm. ana brought in but llmltea
pa6tona2e, ana Us lie wns therefore short ,h."
. lAese we're PRIMERS On the 1rANs7t< IN lsws
= 1eo,i 1s,. sntn' me presSman now aE LockR
:, EAtanFp. james kt.ity, and Rnhere Fefgus.
~ uoM oL tnls clty' " ltllam Ellis tn[tee nmt-
e,;a egnelo' hn9 ot1ers who bare sinee 41ea; Ing
, 1880-10-24
Conflicting Opinions as to the
Merits of Many Books.
The Church Councils of Loadice Car
thage, Constantinopie, and
Trent.
General Notes, Personals, Sun
day Smiles, Services
To-Day.
"AND 1E SHALL KNOW.o

There are b-iars In our way,
ThoruS places do VIC reach;
Lord, be with us night and day,
Frutn Thy boly book oh teachl
Dul.n in Gslcad let us tind,
Tiny own tender words Of lover
Underneath us put Thy hand;
Father, hear us from above.
" As thy day thy strength shall be;
II will guide thee with mine cye;"
Cp. look up! II thou wouldst SEQ
One who always standeth by
Closed eyes, though all uprurued,
Could behold no vision bright;
Though SO very close to me-
Thou must luOk, 10 have the sight.
Hear the message, children dear,
E'cn from God, whose name is just:
= Cast On me your every cares"
Leave 1t all, yes! utl ia trust.
When tho Land OF Promise" reached,
LauE of Sx.sr and nn more fears,
"Thuu shalt know" why have been Set
Copies 10 be wrought in tcars-
, 1880-10-24
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEE

EPtSEUPAL-
Oct +2+Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity
Oct SIS. Simon and Jude,
Oct. 139-Fust.
CATHOLIC
Oct 24-Twenry-thrd Sunday after Pcntacox..
ST RaphaeE. ArchAngei.
Oct. 95-SS. ChrySunthuS and Daria, NM.
Oct A-Sr. Evaristus. +. II. -
Oct 1T-Eigil OF S.. Simon and Jude
Ger. &-SS. Simon and Jude, Apostles. -
Oct. eg-Feria-
Oct. 30-TiKu Of All Saints.
, 1880-10-24

| The Rev. L. P. Mercer will preach In D..
| uge." e' " Rst
The Rev. Brooke Herforl will nraoo,
Church of the Messiah, corner uf Micnis.,at u ths
| nue. and Twcuty-:hir1 street, at mas .aa ase-
@ }sct: ;, "some Thoughts About The I.,6s 6sae.
The Rev. J. II; Wright will preach in thu IT,.
ern Arenue Church. near Van Hurene s,ne -
| morning and evening Evening subgaetu street
Four r. Gospels; By Whom Wrftten:'' ~*' 4hs
Church, 0akley avenue and Jackson seecond sed
morning evening. Morning subject: !. sstsees
nral addition" Evening subject; !. .he!pt hScs!pt-
-Prof 4. r. Aten, lsee President otra
Coltege Iexas viii preach in the First chp'sssaa
corner Of lnt1iana Avenue and Twennfvaa1as,s:ha,
street. ut II u m and 7:D p. m A>s-alta
MISCELLANEOUS.
at IS e efe sub1eet t MEET brt5 r. us 81 VT C.N, Madison
W. 4. Shaw will preach In Curpenfsr D..
S21 West Madison, at IL a. m- Gospel meetinat9 ma9
There will be Liberal reunion at 81 w
Madison street ut 2:D p- women viii ,ss mest
"A SpirltuAsists and mediums u,ett.n% aa- ~.
be hid Ut M soy MeSz Madison street At D. q. *a
temperance meetings in Lower Farwen Hs% Hu%spel sp
a Gospel meeting is held every snnd....
4 p. m in Good Templar Hall. 1856 West Isttss =
street. LAKE
-Mr. " F. Peck will lecture in the Wazt-r~,
OPERA House ut II II. m. and 7:30 D. N, Horntaaao
subject: 1.-The Science of immortaI,fy." Pras
ing subject: ." 1ndividunlisru'' "'ea"
The Chicago Free Congregational chn,,h
meets at Appenee Hall, corner Of ThirtT.afssaa
street and Fincennes avenue, at ii a. Ia. aod ~
p. nj. Morning subject: - The Analysis os ~
Thomas ~ 1T.
-The Disciples OF Christ meet at No 9.9 We.t
Randolph street ut p H. @
-MenoFial services will be held in Untn
the Rev. Furrel Hart, late pastor. wbn rsn. "
down on the Inflated Alpena- Dr. Blacih",ss
will make an address in the uoruina. Sundsrn.
By Dr.. Blackburn and others.
-Centrat meeting Of friends In the Atbex
nRun Building at lO:20 A. u.
, 1880-10-24
A PLAIN
For The Chicago Tribune.

For Tae Ckteu2o Tribune. !:
1cars dim my aching eyes Tonight,
And sutntre clouds hang DER the Nays .
dread the coming Ut the light
Ihnt ushers in tEe dawn OF dag.
The darn at day! To me that means
But added sorrow- pain. and care "
For every coming morrow seems
greater weight OF grief to bear.
1t was not Away thus Ah, no!
~ Cur recall an olien time =.
When. like Il peaceful rivers tiow,
or Like Il 5wectly y=sounding chime,
Ny life sped on Each day 1 deemed
More lair than e'er was DAY before. -
mad not rhOught-1 had not dreamed-
The future held such bitter store
'Tras on bright October day ,
Ac1s5 my life the shadow fell -
walkeu along quiet way
W I'm ont who Ofrentime3 would tell
a tale Of lore. That dny he said
he deemcI it best NC two should part
turned away my trsopsu4 head
And heard with uildly-beating heart.
thought the sun was overcast
81 dark the day to me appeared.
And thought my firwers hid faded fast, d,
When we the garden gateway neared-
and now the tears ny tired eyes blind
M ray ut light ee before:
and stall call the Angel kind
That bears me tO the other shore
JAcQC1r4.
, 1880-10-24

To Produce rcnl genuine sleep and chiidhso
repose all night, take little Hop Dltters On 1e
tlriu1
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS
~-EOR-
DOM NOLlY'S
Y east Powder,
20 YEARS BEFORE the PEOPLE.

We. tho undsrsispei Merchants AMI Jobbsss.
have Soasht and sold in large quantities DON.
NoLLY's CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POW.
pEa for the last twenty ye2rs. and can say With
truth that NO other Yeast Powder hss given more
general ssissfaesion. both TO therrrsde ssd Con-
ssnan We have sssd pONNoLLYv YEAST
POWDER IN eur families. and can testtfy 10 its
vhoiesomsness and merit:
Cattle Bros. Tiliman 4 Bsndsil,
AItrrt Msu b Go. Rountrss Mcclure.
NJ & G. MAngels NJ Ehrmsn o.
Jones Co. Haas Bsos
". W. Dodge ca. Taeer. Harkss Co.
Root Sanderson. Esaen q %.
Thomas Jennings. Btsiey Bros.
krass Euler, welinan. Peeh oo.
sAcRAhKxro.
Adams, McNeill 4 Co. Hall. Luhrs Co.
Mcbius Co. a.w. chsslsy.
p II Russell.
rosrIAxp.
Alien Devils. washsms Elliott.
corbiitk Aacieay.
STOCKTON.
r. D. Parker 4 Co. p. Mnsto.
sKATTLE AND wALL.A wAILA.
Crawford harrington. schwsbschsr Bros. Co.
Consumers Of Yeast Powder will plsAss notice
the above Enforcement CT DONNOLLYv YEAST
POWDER by nearly all the Merchants OF the Pa
cihc Cost The enormous salss Of this PoWdss
In San Francisco prove liz intrinsic merit and the
reason is obvious-DONNOLLY's YEAST POW.
DER has stood the test Of 9Oyssrs. IL never fails
10 make the most delicious. light and sweet Breed
Biscuit, Cakes. Corn Broad. &c. No hs1ss-
keeper who ever tried this Powder will do
without 1t.
Always q for DoNNoLLYs YEAST POWDER.
II never fsils 10 give sstisfsction.
Strictly PURE CREAM TARTAR and ENG.
BI-CARB. soDA always on hand st the lowest
market prices.
. D. CaLlaGHAN { CO..
It9 and I2I Front street,
b3I6xdA SAN FRANCIsCo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-22

SOMETHING NEw.-Strswberry, choc-
olate, cocosnut and maple creams, WA
fers. cherry ts6y and orange fondans
add opera caramels st the Bureau.
, 1880-11-06
POjiSON. IS:
In Alarming Epidemic Now
Sweeping Over tlo
Country,
Which Destroys the Senses
of Smell, Taste, and
Hearing,
And Devonrs lle Lungs, Liver;
and Kidneys,
Failure Of Physicians 10 Success.
fully Cope with Il
What Shall We Do?
What Shall We Do?

ut Il the membrane. that wondorfnl aen,i-
fntd cnva1Dpe. hurr0nndirg the delicate tissues of
tho air md fu, txs*nuen taya ir. sanford. ttiat
tho Rll-y,rnvnant md dangerous ma1atty knnwH M
Catntth nAkaa It's stronghold. Unce established. It
cuts ntp the very sltals. and rendurs fc but long-
drawn breath Of misery md disease !uslx t1se nehse
Ut heaTig. trnu,E'ela thn power Of speech. aetroy-
Ing tha faculty nj sell alntnK tho breath. md kill
lnK tic refined pleasures Ut tastc. Insldousy. by
creepina from tlu,pp eold In tho hond it nasnuls
thu inbmtranuuA lining and enveeps Tho bones, eat
INK through! Tho taurto Hnd cnusIhK Intlnut1a-
uon. e!uuRlIna. md Goath. Nothing shurt OF total
eradication will heHltti to the patient. md all
neviatlses are t!nlp1y procraatnstod Fueet!nRs,
lradtng 10 fatnt Termination SASFnHIJS ftAut-
tai. CURE. ty tSHAi.AT1uS and by INTERNAL. nd.
mntftfasinn has never snl!ed when Tho disease
Inns nda frlstuI nroAda dstlcase constitutions.
hearing. snla. md laato hava hccn recovered nrd
the disease thoroughly driven onL'
eASfONff8 RADICAL. CURE c0nsista Ut ono hot-
tls Of the RADICAL. CufsE, ono box CATARRHAL,
eutrENT, md ono IMPROVED INHALER neatly
wrapped in tnckagc. with ftt dfrrctns, and hft
By nil drugs!stA Tor tic Ask for sASfOhfr5 RAD.
lCAL CCNE
General Agents, wERKs / POTTER. Bostnn.
CULL1Ss' yplTA1C iI.AYTEKH roltcyo tn hve
minutes.
, 1880-11-06

full particulars of the case. Yesterday It
trni,splred that Mr.. Snow, ut tho tahAtta
Southern, Ind alrca1y. discovered the forG-
Il y0lil,r lhail of Is years, WIN WA Induced
ID print t1,a tickets. MIR, 9yl0w telr4rnpil,d
10 il,e railrnasl ofilce III tits city Inc fael Gf
tl,e forgcr'es l,clng on t'le markst, ltIt hts
morning, fourteen .llours .nflrr Tho arrests
lta,l l,eeii nla.te. Tho particulars Ut tlla t)e-
trnit !Gnt( Of tlie case nre not fully known
Heard only lint ihu yntt,ie ,,;ltt
under nrrcst f. Al, amateur printer, cu,ptnycti
ls clerk III n new+slepot kept by hts iatltrr,
Htt tl,nt the lrsy Ut tllG tickets was pfintetl
by tn. eoslrnctnrs Ut the tsirgnrlrs, Mr. S,luw,
up0n hearing nj tlan important nrrests In ILLS
clty, tetrgvapf,Gd tt,at he wuutd c>mu on nj
oliGe VIII! t!!e Detroit prisoner, w'Io would
men here, fleis therefore expected to arriyo
this morning.
, 1880-11-06

bpsftat DNpalEk u 1W tAtea0o 7fttUNA
CINCINNATI, Nov. IA duel wilt. pistols
at Madison, lnd., late last night, growing
out pf political luminosity, had tragic ter
,uinatlon. There was grrat deal OF yelling
on the streets by young Men who were OK
cited oyar tho election. TheEe wcre shouts
foF GARFIELD. tor Aancock, and for jeff Davis.
The shouts for JEFF Dayfs came several times
fEoua q crowd Ut Elk OF eight young fellows
one door below George Glass saloon. Capt.
Fred Freuck, uear By. WIS heard tQ remark
that no ona could lalloo for job Davis
~ hta presence, AMI started over for
the crowd, followed or accompanied
BY George Watson. just ~ the twU drew
near tho crowd. George Glass came ont of
tho saloon in hls sillrt-8leevts and started to-
ward TEtnck md Watson. 1renck salt. ~
want 10 iind the d-d traitor who yelled
, 1880-11-06

bilious Disorders, 1lvor Complaints, Cnstive-
i,ess. Dyspepsia, etc. nrv slec,ly reninve by Or.
Jayne's Sailattso pils. Forty yeurs use has
proved them superior to all tthor remedies for
tho euro nj the vlrlnus tiaenscs for which they
nry recommended. In their ncti0u they ure mild
md cattntn, a,id tnay bo taken ut Any tEHo With
out risk frDm exposure.
, 1880-11-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Ereasc#t blersinx over offered to
suffering humanity IL Artnds Kun,yss. In dys-
pepsia, EaHtrsia natspl. xc,cr,ll debility, colt
sumption, etc., It mcts like o eharnl. Dlstress
tlcpr1Tsloil, uncasiltsA vanish. Comfort tnkts
tbs! xp!nce. Appetite aud strength return rs II
9y nltgic. Kunyssts nut medicine: It Is fond
III form Of plrHAlt1t milk wino. It rpprrtcuta
al the elements Of nutrition tn a yitaLlzod and
enstly llgcs,d form, aud nothtu9 csu 20 rapidly
rnrictos The b!nul. Trentiso ot. kan.yss scut
nns @ K1iynyss K;!ry % Is oi sa T' to ,,o 10 trals G.
sun,crs supplied directly by \. Aren't. Chcuist,
cprtltr Madison street and Fifth Nvellue.
, 1880-11-06

New YonK, Nov. 5.-Oyer 5000 people as-
scnbted nj tic Coopsr Institute Tonight Mt 4
public reception given III honor Of Titonlas
hughes. Genrgu William Curtis presided
and delivered tho ntlltress Of welcome. Ilo
wns followed BY. Nlr. Hughes, who read a
paper OH co1perution.
, 1880-11-06

r1rranuHa, Nuv. 5.-John McAfahon, Of
Vermont, champion wrestler Ut the world.
nHtt W. J. Farrell, Of San Francisco, slg,.el
articles Of agreement heru Tonight for n
wrestling .ntntclI, to take ptare Rt tia 1.yccnn
Saturday evening. the i:Htt. the stakes to t,c
81, 100, the championship belt now held by
McAlAlluIl, and tho admission money.
, 1880-11-06

for Jeff Dayf..'' Ii, rcspnnsa In this remark
Glass, WIN was nearly fAco to f9ce with
Trenck, stri.ck 'rrGmck with his tlsl ~ tho
ciangc of seven shots between Glass
and Watso'l, l,oth inch standing up
brayely to tho fierce york. During
the firing tho crowd tlispersed and
was fired, Wntsat1 rctrcate,i across Mulberry
street to fiarxItl's corller, init Gtass started
hack Int? Ills sannn. KS he entered The '!onr
y, wns about q fall, wlen 'Is was cnught by
wtt1, Marshal Ci~.o. T. s. Jones, at.i others.
Mr.. f;ayitt taii Mr. Glass on Il table ncArrst
tlo dior, where tho wounded 1llal, died With
4 few Rasps, nltrrlnK the wurls, ~ NH Slot"
Tie bal: PASSED l'lrottg! his lungs atld hcart.
lle wis arrested. ainl is hc1,t for murder.
Great excitement las Ernwil out Of tue affair.
, 1880-11-06

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YoRK, Nov. 5.-Asriycti, steamships
Greece, from London, and DoMau, from D1e-
men.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.-Arr!yed, Noyaia.
FROM New York.
:. LoSioS. Nov. 5.--Stcn,nslils Holland and
Rotterdam, frunl New I.nrk, aud Canadian,
from Montreal, have arrived out,
, 1880-11-06
THE WARREN 1NOIIIRY,

New York. Noy. Sin tho Warren Court
OF Inquiry to-day, Capt Afulic!,er testified
that he met Col. Locke after tho battle, md
they went to Gen. Sheridan. Lncke sniil,
Gen. Warren sends hts compliments, and
says we have carrEed tho eneny's works alld
arc IN full pursuit." Gen. Sheridan replied,
"All have to say, Is, tint Gen. Warren was
not at the front, where he belonged"
, 1880-11-06
PAID THE PENALTY.
Execution Of Albert Mitchell, COL
ored, at Louisa Court
House, Va.
The Crlmo Confessed and The Justice of
Ills Sentence Acknowledged.


HANGED.
Special Dlsrneh 10 The chteaep 7Ytaunt.
LOUISA, G. H.. W., INV. 5.-.lo.lny, nt "
D'cluck, Alhert Mitchell, cOl0retl. WIS htnx
ltcra for tho murder Of Frank Walton. n
storckccfH,r. Dn1ya few privileged visitors
witnessed tha hanging. which took placc III
tl!o inil yard. Mitchell was nervous, bAt he
did not see1n IN hnyo any doubts ns u his
future 'sappiness. liz made few bficf r.
marks, In which lle acknowledged Ills Rniit
md confessed that his sentence wns Just.
In closing, he snltl io wus rendy to die. Ills
tleck wus broken.
THE CHIME.
Albert afittilell's crltna was one Of tlfn
aoSl r. tisllPsft ai slIl1ed essr know4
Matel, l4at, tis store aMd dwelling 9f Mr.
County. Wis buft!ed to tho ground. Tie
g5E5fss n Of ; tS s1Ss IT,, vas - ra tat +
lmen Mt wnrk. Tho ,n0rrIn9 after tliu iire,
apprehension was felt as to tlle whereabouts
nl W. Walt'1,::,, II WIS known HAT 'se slsist
the unfortunate man tn thy dtbrls Ut The
burned building. An examination revealed
the fnct That the skull hut bcen broken, cyl
sm{y ses II ss was y eey oc asryaa II bn. a w. w.
murderer l,atl Tired the building to .co9eeal
NJ. is crlms, Ths ,, ashes of o the building
TfaS "n|ug swift Mss1 w1 or af vew Of roSbsry fiss
iaG becn eo,.t1,ittetl also. IT wa. knownn
TINT Walton lsad $500 In the building, md TINT
s:U of It was IN silver. The portion Of tho
etS e Mta 3 lis ,s reas s 81 ts seSa arawef %s "
nut 40 silver. The spring Of the drawer
whic, was n patent one-sh0wcd ulnt tho
drawer ha,l been broken open, a significant
tatnlag tfts partitions for t13tes and cups for
sSs; VIZ " teSnt leli"aM M Mtoeaeeo:Sas5g 5 '!{!y
yaisa yails FEN n, te ss1r r,.r THIS was conclusive
4 lNrgc nun,bsr Of people were engaged
Eoil Eing upon its finger; III
oacs tf tic T%a nas ssovaesa HGt assa 9 Mas s bs
lfeyed that the heat Of the tlsa Ind not been
sufficient to melt the ring, and therefore the
as!,ss were carefully sifteti with the lo1,e Ut
eslea Ms Su I"!If Iys tossa ssM M PA rss IL tnn 5F ws s
cxaInllictt, aud 1t WINS apparent tl,at It had
never been III tho fire ut NIL. Talley Insisted
@ s ws ssaf ainy ' ass s s ss Ws M II ess s
arrested Oil SUSPICION Of having comnlltted
tile crime; and then he confessed That lie lal
Eosten tho ring from Albert Mitchell. nut
AZ murdered man. WheH le hear! iii tho
talk alont tho ring, a1tt tho description Ut It,
~ wsts aware TINT he tlnd It, and adopted
this plan Of getting rid Of tie dangerous
Mitchell was arrested, as was also E!ixn
jackson, co'oFed wontan.. The wolna.t
%as owSser '{no S9o Felyased but te Syl-
~ W. III nst aftef a fe s s te 1 liz eH ar s
tNSky belle uf LOllfSil County; after which
, 1880-11-06

The most wonderful production IN mechanism
Tho most pGrfert ulhehint HOW In existence Ia
tho WhooIer l. Wilson ,lvw No. j. lh5 State.
, 1880-11-06

Yes, Vanilla In cxpei,atve. and svheT
QUO buys All Extract ut low price, do not bt
disappointed II It Is psN,r Or dlsaKrecabto ~ tn
yor. For absolute purity. VIZ recommend Dur'
netss Exttnct Of hlAnlllA.
, 1880-11-06
MUSICAL tNPORTATI0NS,

For several years the direct trude between
this city aud Europe was confined almost OK
clUslycly to brcatlstufEs and provisions. Tho
Import trade WIS small, owing tu tho absurd
sections Of thu Rcyenae Inv by which all I'M
porters woro compelled to haye their co,i-
sisl!eh,s q etSrct t tor 9ppraisemGnt a ex
sitateft greAt i,a'W,lye In the Items of double
CnrtAgD, CUSTOM ll1llae fees R1ltl tl1o ull,-
ploylnu',t OF Custnn,.llonBp brokers. These
exnctqis borH so llcasily MI the importing In
III hoth Houses OF Congress-, whtcli finally re-
suited in tho paxsagu Ut tho " Immediate
Transportation act.h by which all tho yuxa-
tious delays H,Ml imlns"lorate exposses were
has been y .lnrkuu illcrcasu in the al import It
trada ot this otty, a,'d Il ID daily growing
q sssss!S;S,en, et ea..sl!o,!sss sss| ss
III rllE THlnuSg. Tho iargest incrcase i
noted III tto tMIortatsons of mlls'cal 1,,er-
chandIsc. which: for the ycnr ending Oct, i,
SLOWS gain of lo0 per cent ever tlie Import.
IS aicaaily adyanc!ss on itself, ;M aud I'll i,
10 eonrol ' liz cnt}re *2 X,.crisn,, s tra'lo 1ap
In imported lnuslcnl goods. During tjlo
Syass ySE 1st fa sss;sH my ssfs x 1f Mts'ea M .a Gor
housla 1T this city. or 1.osu 1,1ls cases, SV0
weru Imported By Lyon u. llealy. Ti,e lin. H.
wors 4, lis cases, divided aliong eigl,t hodssss'
giving MI average of 80 to eGeii, Tic two
lurgest importers boing ctadtted with tS53
and $40 eases Respectively, A comparl-
lo.lso OF Lyon 4 Iioniy leads by loa cases cast tie tie
largest and Oldest E'.s.urn house. willie it
Ieasls tie noxt largest by. 40 ensus. 1t ex.
crutls ny ITO c.sea thu combined llnpurtNti0ns
one IN Now York anu tho other III thls ctr.
Az 1t luny tnturGSt stlnle ut Our rculerp 70
know wilat constitutes tho nMnMai sa!es Ut q
Mua[c-huuse, Wy give lel0w q classified list
for tho ycar ending Oct. |. 1s>u, This lst, It
should t,e observed, includes domestic as Wcli