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, 1880-08-25
AN ADVANCE IN COAL,

AN ADVANCE IN COAL.
PHILADELPHIA, l'a., AUG. a.-,,rl.e anthFa-
cltu coal Interests agreed to ndyahcu tho
E,Istarn uflcts of egs nllu stove cuAl ~ conta
per tnn tor September. No other changes
will bu lnu1e,
, 1880-08-25

VIE eaA~s% "N<SHstts
ILsSc0cK's TEMPER.
WAS Hancock generally lttrslD and lI!l.
feeling commander, ,tr, l|uttcrtIcld"'
"llo WIS fcarfulIy lulrk-tunpare,l. When
llo was iMat hu WIS awf,t mud, a1tl then ltt,
spared no one. Thu buys hull ~ luxe or ~.
Nlicct for llul whatever, md after TINT axl,-
billion of temper aItt brutality they thorough
" slespEsctI, although lhny wero afraid .of
lllm. Men WHO ln,ya threU full, nutritious
meals per lay; plenty af r0ol, pllru wntur; n
physician alt Mtlrss tn casa Df sickness, anil
shelter at night, nuycr ca, understand Auw
tho boys felt nj tltat line.
"I'lley weru nearly exhausted by lleat,
marching. anil lack OF watcr, a,Ml fron, ttat
day they never mentioned llaMcock's nnlno
except III contempt alul hatred, Or tu cursu 1t
as heartily us lie Ind ctlrsrd them.
"i'lle brutality Ut tllnt 0te day will pull Il
bigger anajorfty stgullst llnncnck III Wisvu,,-
sin tllnn Wis returned nyslInst 'liltlull ii.
iH1G."
Mai. l'ltterteld, do sou know Col. 7. S.
Wcst"'
"Of colIrsa | kl,ow Tim. lie formerly
lived In this cotll,ty. And [ kilt,w tint l,e
l,,ls denied, In tho Nllwuukce Nctrs, Dr,
Cnstlclnan's moicst statement VI ttIe conduct
IT {ien. llancork toward his sntutprs. hut,
mark yot, l,e IL the unly n,nn wlI0 I,as dc.
'Iled theso charges, alltl he WIS l,uwi,crv Ilr,r
ts at thu time. 1lu is,
IN rI.AlS wpR1's, 4 L'An.
llts letter Is tho very esscnee OF falsellootl,
west left tho regiment sonle tl,ne It! July,
Wl'iIo Wo wero In camp ut flarrlsun'x l.alAl.
lhS, think, alul WIS not With us
on. Aug. ~ ut YORKTOWN, nor at
any other tlmo during tho campaign,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-21

County orders were referred to COM
mittee on cancellation of county orders.
Mr.. Brook offered their report on mis-
cellaneous accounts on the following
numbered bills: No. 13, IL, II. 9, 1913,
5, 80, 80, 81, II, Is, Is, 122, 10, 80, %,
"a, 86, 81, 81, 160, 38, 1872, 152, 146, 96,
124, 1873, 123, 1853, 178, 81, 1873, 155, 70,
4811a, 153, 8, 2, 1, 5, 4, 6, 7; report was
adopted and bills allowed by the board
as reported by the committee, except bills
No. 2, 5, which were referred to commit
tee on poor; 81 referred to Haskell; 10
referred to sheriffs accounts; 86 on mo-
tion of Mr.. Mulberger, was allowed by
the board; 146 and 96, were referred to
committee on sheriff7s expenses; moved
by ], G. Reed, that $25 90 be stricken
out of bill No. 100. The ayes and hayes
being called for, 81 voted against strik-
ing out and 8 for; the motion was lost
and the bill was allowed by the board as
reported.by the committee; bill q was
referred back to committee for action.
Mr.. Mulberger offered resolution num-
Der 3, which was on motion adopted by
the board:
WHEREAS, The report of the county
treasurer shows the sum of $4O1. .O6 per-
sonal tax of 1877 and 1873, remaining un-
paid in the hands of the sheriff.
Resolved. That the sheriff be and he
hereby required to lay before the board
is on or before November 18th inst, a full
statement of all moneys collected by him
for such delinquent taxes, if any, and his
disposition made of the moneys he col
lected, if any.
On motion board adjourned until Mon
day afternoon, at o'clock.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. II, 1879.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Ostrander in the chair. Meeting
called to order Roll called. Members
all present. Minutes of last meeting read
and approved as read.
Mr.. Haskell offered resolution No. 4,
which was on motion adopted:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-21
Fine Clothing Cheap

Through the separation Of the firm Of Schifier
Il Son am induced to sell out my entire stock Of
ward or made up. I assure my customers and
friends that will satisfy them now ~ before,
deliver and guarantee good fitting suits. Over
Goats Boys Clothing. ETC., In the newest styles.
AUG. SCHIFFLER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-21

VIM. Ziebell offered a petition which
was referred to the committee on high
ways and bridges.
F. P. Brook offered their report On mis-
cellaneous accounts, On the following
numbered bills: 1877, 95, 100, 101, 120,
158, 159, 14S, 149, 80, SO, 68, 96, 151 Sc,
$50, 1913, SO, 72, II, 65, 1877, II, 70, As,
A, 46; the report was adopted and the
bills were allowed by the board as report
ed by the committee; except bills num-
Der 158 and 16O, were referred back to
the committee; bill 46 referred to super
visor from Waterloo, and bill number 159
was, on motion of Mr.. Whittet, allowed
at S..
Mr. Whittet offered resolution number
/:
Resolved, That the sheriff be instruct
ed to build fence around the Jail 16
feet high, boarded on both sides with
dimension boards, planed on one side, the
center of the outside board to be opposite
the joint of the inside, with cap top;
to be built IL feet from the Jail on the
sides, extending past the Jail on the east
end "a feet; the work to be done by the
prisoners as far as possible and to be
done Immediately.
Which was on motion of Mr.. Mulber-
ger referred to committee on county
buildings.
Board adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock.
SATURDAY MORNING SESSION, Nov. .15, 1879.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Ostrander in the chair. Meeting
called to order by the chair. Roll called
by the Clerk. Members all present.
Minutes of yesterdays meeting read and
approved as read.
Mr.. Rogers offered resolution number
2, which was on motion adopted by the
board:
Resolred, That the committee on pub.
lie buildings be and they are hereby in
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-21
Eugene GOeldner
DENTIST,

Second Door East of Post Ofhcr, WateI!e%in eoin
Wis. Teeth extracted without pain; a Yates
teeth inserted on gold, silver and rubber plaless
Teeth filed with gold and silver, and all Wor'
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-21

KaClO OF attendnnce IN the several
towns in proportion to the whole number
of pupils.
Name Percentage No in atten'ce in
of towns. of attendance. pr'a schools who
have not atted'd
pub. schools.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-21

Jeweler, has recently opened Jewelry store
in Johnson's block, corner Main and LIST streets,
where he will keep constantly on hand iargs
stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and
Plated Ware, &C. Particular attention pa1d 10
repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., ana
warranted to give satisfaction
, 1880-08-30
FAVORED BY FORTUNE.


4 Lucky lsrcezu WATTS s15,0OU to II
PcrsDvrrtsa. IAe1itnsAn,
Wednesday, nlUr1llItg, aug. II. Mr, Ihomns
Itaiiey, jr.. guIlrriy known rs Tom lAtley, tho
Hwnur nr tho pleasure yacht Stella H., Mt tho
New Lake End, stepped tnto tho I.n,lslnnn Lot
terry aIs!..u ~ Nnw trtenns, ncrn!npanlcsl by
Mc.,rs:, ,Jnsrph u. In, III nnd i'atrtek l}ray.
,"Wtil. ,rna,, what .ln you wlshf" asked nue Of
tho Mltnrhts Ut tito 0!ltcr.
'.Wsl!. K.lrss | wllnt Hof,e money" anEl Sir.
lhey. smiling. md In handuA ovsr half tlrket
lilo !'a.thh' prlzn uron lls taeu.
ARR thorn nny pecl,IlAr circumstances at-
ton.s!E your t'lirct'sae Of tho t1ck1t!' Inquired
"Sn,u wlmtuyer," replied tho lucky mu,,. ~
started lnylnK Il ticket regularly uIt'c Il mouth
nmlul thseo yGura nK.. thinking tl1ut I.wu.llti
ntrk" T. tI!E t1rhr solo my, "a ynu sec have,
"My wif l,ad tic : ttckot III t,er ,a,ses,,on. md
wle! Hsip read IN tho Etcnfh1 rif,Iyuic tlut niy
;ss IN s NV WIZ wS ' sp s9at ',SS Sw nw. 9" %t 4.
nF,niNl for Joy. k'ekrtl upHehaIr, and calno h,,r-
ryng utD tnwn III tho nsxt tr1IIl. wMs ufr;ll,t
u luafe my ticket tn tl1 hunsa TINT night, all
,r ns,snf Ma H IL. e INC o !aKs WIN 1o all" slept out
whit Mro ynu x.I!nx L, t!o with your nnneyl"
"Ntll, tH n ftArs Of Hxe. hAvu IL wifu nEl
ts oft sFf: s s 's1 T. k..n ss 4 nsst wsr:
n.tlnS ny sails nl Tho tinlu. anl VII! bu careful
with lYy itul,ey. Will pHy what cwo M i,iy
.Ms. frnlsl, ny hnase. anl acpusit tho rust ar'.
=, tlcEc 4 cheek for *l5.oN nn tho Louisiana NM-
t!onAl Hank WIS handed him, atll hu tth,k It
tr.nhu ~ th'4t lhatltntiol, whuro It wns caahcd.
r!ai,s by asd f'ra,s aa siiS was 'c pacsa s'i 10
h!s credit 1t. tho hank.
Mr ltI!lcY Is wvll known III the community,
tsrest and !ho Keilor,. opinion is that tho xt'osi
f.rtaig @ ~ hug met With Is worthiiy GcstowCl.-
New Uf4sa" Daily !'EeaYune, dug. u.
, 1880-08-30
HOPE AND ExAITII.

thit HE+fs Us LIZ Illa]MlSatAt
OF F!stsltl,rE, FA., preached Ill eloquent dis
culIrse ut thu Fifth Presbyterian Church ycstar-
tlay nlar,ing upon tAo sbjcrt Of +" Hope Ahouutl~
Ing Thnngh Faith" His t1xt was;
Now tho ttsRl Ut hope MI yOl Will, nll Joy md
TcitEU III believing, thlk SO ly abound III hnpr,
through tho lHIwer OF thu !tuly Uht,sL-ttoia.,
Eu,, H.
Tho speaker salA thoro wcr0 thrpo books IIu
received Krcat cnnttrt rron,.--l,o Ilil,le, Sink.
spraro's works, ard "1'hu Tiiyrims progrcas."
III lhc latter thnro wts ono enrAGtyr that ho re-
g,Irtictl With pence atl coincidence. II wHa thut
cl,,lractnr that WIS over with Pilgrim In his
jmlr,py, sustaining him u1ld cheering him ut ull
tines, llis ll,.t,,u was Hopeful, allIl no was
u very desirable com lMnt0n. Whatoyer Il l,,ll1,'s
religious convictions were, Ito shula lAyc this
eotl,pltiuti With hi1n. It should be u Chrlsti.n
hopo.
lii rov!ew,nz this Christian hope, ho sail that
Col was tho s<,tlrco III all hpi'o. tis was tho
GAd Vt hope. tho obIeut Of 1t, md tho insp!Fa-
tiou Ut It, lin was tho Ruther Ut all. III SUPER
nAl1lral way dMl WIS tho nuIlulr ot hope. The
Chriattan hope was tho obtevt of all rcllgaon
ThcrD was II Aopelesncss to ull other Religions
MnI tllU hpAlhon worshIptrs wcro Without hupe
ThcrG VIA MlwMya II cltiud 0f darknuss banging
over thgHa. nHd Whtl0 th0tr Eols were mtwnys III
t!lolr temples tho pcnp!u Wnru doubtful! about
tholT ever rcaehtuE thu same plaee. They woFu
AlWAyA bcset With doubts Alll feArS.
Ihls could le sAVwu u Ito Inscriptions In
, 1880-08-30
I)ESpLAINES.

Tho Saturday pycni,,g trains u.jtle,, larpo,y In
tho n,,,nI,or Of ncn,lo tnk,ns, ,,art '1 IN ,so
prcssu,i during tho Night thnt With favoralIo
WITH TINT fun frut!on Of ssnee wa!sh M hns been
hs ts o F y ss ornn 9 oa ssees Sssea ss f M
s% eses s"' It es 'n'ete,s ST ws se,e @ s"a a
tho io:;n u. IN. servico tho congregation tlltct
thrcc-tourths Of tho sraca nc't'scta by tho mon
s.Ss sn,otn tun' m tao @ @ ses' o .a.s "eeson q, @ was
n,,.3 @ ,.y y ine M s Ivy An1o" u"F"cs' VI nata'
wi @ mssa * wr!tten iis' so hint tho great things Of
!ny INV, WV tHeS wora oountca rs \ stflslEo
'hIfEI''"ss, Il, 1,,.t ~! ,r,.,,,r ,,,.n,o ., .o
Gtt .. IT, in!ss! tht io nc.!ai "t hc nrti.
t 10" xs .st ~ lo it II ot Gt n ,nS ny e s,rs -
nataTs, s,' .snf" ts i%sFrs r ~ar , as ds
t. ne, rv n tst t a @ as taG taa sa c,si ~
opr'c of t'lo s ,s1r zot.a"sly adhere - thH h.
ssays, UNI! tho writings q tippant .erit-
81 II sorunl valn HUH @ d s,vrs un Mog er,,isIs tse
,ns., anite r. pryas 'ho truth ,t tho nbis. ND
wn @ ss,9,fn snaii sny hor r., st w' sue nsa
M sfi e arratiy ~ na'9 ~ @ sfffSt: s
fa 10 ano ts hGr ~ w1s M " re ssho9rsn II ao
es'tn tho fcf Mof' Will oc OIL 's SeeeS acknowledging
| Thy preacher divides! tho further conslt!ors]-
srlt tio ns!lre,l nun: at.i! tho Inspired io.lss
lhe iloly tiht'at h tho Inspiring spirit. 1!o aHd
iic n',n y Tho n!ltsi,r q Inspiration As Christ
II tho lilvlno toaor through whnin nll Divine
k!mwletgu i n,.!'t1 knnwnt ~ aso It is tho n!ro
at tho lloly Ghast by Ills inspiring power to
Elv1 nlcn tho cAIMctty to rre1lvo Mnd undor-
sani %.t flo royeslaloas . o. uMEs truth.
ALL A5tF p'tSs't &C. II oIGa Mnx srit 1 kn%w H1
ha.' lnspsrc tho writings Ut tho Old Testament.
The I,roAph1r warned tho People uf tho tlanger
of doubling tho truth Of such it!rts Of thu ItlGle
, 1880-08-30
ROCKFORD.

I3ncnn,pmcnt Of tho Third Regiment,
i. N, G.-A tIriliinnt I'nrty-ExcllrAlo,
to LuikB superior.
spxciai Correspondence n The Chicago Tribune,
R0CK Fultp, ILL.,, Aug. ..s-rho Fourth Annual
ElGnmpnrnt 0f tho Thlril Regiment, |. n. g.,
wh!cl, WIS brought to II c,se lns, night, IL pro-
nol1nrrd Il complete success, ,ln,l glnnt credit In
1uo IN tho ltuufort ltlIles tor tho nbla mnnnor
In which they entertained tho visiting companies
Hni uliccra, TloEb who wcro hero expressed
themselves rs htiny perfectly delighted with
everything cuI'l,celul With tho cntnp, Tilocanp-
gr.tt1 itself tst! not hAte llccn better located.
for everything ct.Mllt1rd ta nnkt tho scct,u 0o
ur grandeur. AlHut two MIlcs 'surth Ut thu city,
IN tsuck li,rr, III TIT 0lovnttOn thAt Hntnnlatts
Wow of t,le surrounding country fornlles away;
Rd this IL tho spnt isl,own III Gan,p Fnlerof lftr
AZ tho tc,ta wcro pitched MI this spot ftr tho
recent ci.eumpnient, II rcinnt!vA many Of tho
tIlao t'tho lIpyn In ttuo were tGnlug on tho old
eamp.gsounl.'' Thu fhtrl llrHi1licnt. ]. n. O..
srouplc,a quarters ,Iext to tho river, whIlo tho
cnlraE, companies url tho W, u. q. followed IN
rrg.iar order. THO artillery was on tho extreme
west rhMt ull !M camp huyu t,'l0yr! themselves
there ii M ,sullbt; tnr, III sp!tcuf tho iclen,cl,cy
Of tho weather, every nl'e wns frep 10 c%prrsa
hfd npprcclNtsMl. Tho cInt, tlna ltuuh vEtltl ny
UW. William i: SMill and stuE. II Wisconsin,
who AurtnH thulr s9ny. weFo thu K!rsta 1f w;
Viii Vi .s " s ' ~ Ms sssi hiasof t. tSa
oSS.; S e G r II @ pryts p,s 1!1Ya:' " fs
,lessju linlrps. Thu lnlibv WIS furnished by
Dr.lrIcksons Orehestr,l, unA tho hm,rs Eliletl
plg,Is,nl!y nWhy III tho Mttruetluns VI tho stal
Gaorgu Il. Kng, slr. u.rl Mrs. W.I Robertson,
Alr. nuti Nrs. Chester l3ntterw"rlh ME. lftl Mrs
Antll Ientleli, Carrin slt.e, ni!tl Mngglu Cot
TIM tof FrreM'Ft. Jcss!o nnd Sattlo h!,affnrd.
sl!nnv Ly'.n!,,, kistio i!nyas F!are';ee lh9np.
linscrs, E,n,nA u's"llA.altr: slntlti Hna NaMnto
i,rIcu,:..s, Snnnr Lame. ,A!!cu an! Lille tior-
g.. Kirk. fnnnlo ltukg. Jcnnlu linchan!rN.
kiltt9 ln!tcrworsh, Cory s,nlth, A;!dio
10y, Saln nnylc, starlA llnkcr, lselIe kpntr0rl,
Messrs. Fred smith. VIII cny. Henry AndrGw.,
Charles Spnif1t1l Frank carrie0. Jalne. Halt,
Fnx, James sinn,trl, ". O'1irlet, Luthor llcr-
went, Trunk Burnus, George perklus, Ehll
, 1880-08-30
DEATHS

=. = = = = : ~ = - =
NLAtIs-Fatnrsay evening. AMg: e. Mt ~ slehiRnn.
nv. VI consumption. Anna T.. Halt. daughter OF VI"
lnnis and atnry +, Hair.
Funeral 'tut.llay 1T 2;5O T. m.
.STuK!i l:ss..tl!lIam l'aan Ssutqoss, OF cnrnEa4
EnsinsI. at hts Te*ldcncc. 'E2& Wnbash'av., AuE. =
ut Or!lck Il. Ill.,, ngcd Ki ychFs.
FulurnI under direction nE Apn&lD Commandesy.o OF
which duo tInt!cN will HI. RIven.
eE~CHrnwAj ftsHsaAal Enrefs rensn cory.
NItEH-AnH. g. her 18th birthday. roesa Ann Di.s
hnnvGd MptheF 0f HeuIRt II. ]Illss anu Mrs Emelhs
Funeral ssrv!ces on Tuesday Mt D. N. ni 80 Ir.l'
~ i,oston and Worcester ts,ass.) rnpors p'ca's
copy.
GLARK-Georgo Ansnn Clark, Aug. n, In Ills sth
Funeral this nftosnnpn at o'clock, By 1tsde rs.k
tI4n 70 t,akMonl* sorVIrea nj the comctcr5 chnpe1
W Nov vusk and Brooklyn IN. y, papers plcasa
capy.
hi:ItsoN-Aug, .. Daniel EeIlson, In his 9Th ,ean
FMnGHll hntlcu 3lrrpnftUr ....-,..
b-MUntrcnl and Kingston tcau.1 papers p'eh'S
c0py. -.
KEi.i.Ey-Al Grand l1nrn,. M!er., Aug. eA ~!
Mir! M1rrGIl yo,nIatt c.la tWlll!nin u. md Ass'
EiH vnl1 Kulipy. Hggi n1s!ntdf.
E4itgS uf funeral hGEvNftGr.
ET1tAFrit-At $50 InIteyuc.av.. 11Jfe FnsS IA
Aug. y lnin Atolla, !ntnnt dnughtcr OF George ena
lHdn HtTnith.
MEElIAS-Aun. r. tho boIoyot Wtfo of JosePa
Mruhnn, rnsldo1cs N9 West Vwolfttl-at ,,,
Cnurpf weat Twelftil.s hJ carriages 10 talvaf5'
ef7lGtIfn {lll.l IHt'0tA H!GHsG copy.
, 1880-08-30
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 1850.

wust1 appearances seen, tn In prosperous md
.!ofnE G'N't work, hut nfter ali it was only ~,
cHK-tfell. Al III tlto rturth. yMlltH. hLtlti1c-
ngsHf nnst old, should aeok thu tio1t nt tho nthp,
which wnt1l hrtnE tlle.n ,lnts, an.vati1n:
heavy rntl,- -s!t,rti wll;.h hcgan " n,c'oc,s ,
x" hni srS" @ "r 3 ser t ws feS WS, W.T." wv
itGhtly Intended md tho ntlnck piltllc service
b1n,Eht Together ln1t Il Etnnll ct,nRrcyatton. Tho
Htrnlnn WIS rrcnchcd by tho 1ev. f. u. Hilton,
WIN hn' fnr his text portion Ut TIM sixth verse
ot tho SOY eMtccnth ehaptcr of ACTS: ".Iho%o
thnt hnye turned tho world upside 'tnwh have
cnfnpns:Ht iatrty and lntter.ny Christianity,
glvinR, In tho 1rst rsncc. sketch Of Tho failures
I'M! sccesscs nf tho preachers Of tMth primitive
nn,l n,Micrn times. tpgctier with the causes which
lc.l 70 ti9 reslts nmc'i. With tho ttuf nf Pentc-
cost As nls lhoae. no oxnlhinG, ltA !,ehr!nH nnHt
tue prGnchttig ut tn-t'ny. holding Int with tho
, 1880-08-30
LOCAL CRIME.

s.p,,v,.x ,,,,t ,,r.,n,u ,,, int, ,,, ,,or.
aAtumn ms"t ",S's.s a,,'' a". ',o 'no nsr'
13i Dcnrborn street, nnt' carried nway iwn con,s
EntrnpCe wus e!gcrtet through a Iluu IN Tho
hnxn,,,rrt ,,oor In th{s I,o,c IN n,,Itn s,n.n nn
us 10 little plntler WIS carried III, 1t IL supposed
tho burglars wrro ncws1ujs.
,r,,ouAs 1l,,nKr. i. y,urs or nuc. ia ct TIM
Twon.y- -sccou,l street station chnrgod with tho
b,ruInry or tha r,sdrnce t,f Auu,,stus I,n,,,.nr
No. TO Gaf'sHla' street. l1hst Hah''ay ovcn'tt:
BIZ. lIcnncr invoke to 1lnh iHrkn III tho net III
rAnsncklpg Il cloti.os elosot III his l!o.lsu lIo
oaukn. a n'''' I'LL" ioo'a '''''A p''e@ III 's c"a''
pocHct.
yEsrEnpAY forenoon Onccr .Ja,ncs l!r,ltDn
My se " % orras, Mus'S o". "'yi ~ M' M
I ncKfot Mra 10 Mrie*. !n.a ', tMa'tn ntssi
tnt ~ ~, w. l E. ,s ", M raI's", .'
hrraki,lr "uc.l hIs tr!.mk uis,i scalnE !. Which.
Yioy weru nrro.,'al ind xsarehcd, md the atoltn
nr,.,,,, ur,,, ,,,,,, ,,.,,
ia'G ~ e" H,nns ~ Hni in aasnf @ M.iI @ miem ,.
snW !aGil @ c'"Ti aill La" ul.s,ttfs Mfltl OUT
M WI ~ Y. ~ Thf'sT 1ms y" , srrc,, s yrr 1ny.
I'll ss Ss a aS 1S IL frSn 'si II IT, frltna o%t ss '5'.
NJ: III Mhs,n w.. .,,; s.re.t Tearing ts,n'D ,lnyl!
Win nm " &c sl.is:WNlk ~ 1lillrtl to Ills feet
ana % .at%d id N' or, Mhs1ng tue poro IN navigate
n .,.'''','. aAs .z,.s..'s >r,. .,', :,
Nubln'S tew!lry .tnr', NJ. 1hi West Mmti*ol
ntrcnt, lato SATURDAY, might, n1tl 9"t Mr'ly with
sfliall plated hlhith i Wtssnn revolver,
plated ]ewelry. They rcmottrl u lixht nr rass
In tug ir,nt, md. wh!r two u thuu. wcru ran
s%uekinx % Tho s.ors third or!.:, %l,t' WIS On thu
ntght-wutrht.nn Andrews, ana they usr.lpetl
1hrough the renr llNr. The cnrks wGru lett be-
hind Oh thu sidewalk.
, 1880-08-30
MANITOBA AS II, Is.
Vlctlnllzcti IstnlErnNts.

rtot 1,rov,rcc ~ IT." 1cn,fnto, =, co,,ao
.,.,a.,s ' -. :" ~ 'o'''n ~ ~ Antu" M
Wh!eN l'os on lug heh itlScr OF tno NORTH ms
hccn 10 cried up for fts agricultural advantages
TINT tnnuy ,}ci,f,tcl neopIo from tbo .nstprn
I.rn,.,rro. md Few, trn.t fl-I,n, inv, hno,,
t'"'!'cea ni1e tlun. otu"t nT4ta'h nave "en''
toHptca thithor Wltaln tho Inst Tow yenT8 oy tho
hape Of finding I'M pasy ltfo on cheap fnrr.s Ut
surprising fertility. No rrgIon was over so In
""s.t.ooeS oclt'he't "i.'' h'h c9'tsea WIN "s''"
10 httrRut cm1Ernnts' Lust yeAr l.nrt1 lteacons"
field, tho Primo Minister nf l:nYlRn,,
,xns tnyciulcI into making hin,sclr the
Io,.hnr st,u,r RI riI A,orIn",,s TT, n
Masuun e.ouA Va ~. ta"'e.'G"s "
Hrntesl'to aaa hynofholsoM pun of that
llttl, who ktiuws 50 much cEsu, is surprisingly
tgtr,l.lt OF America, md with Gtrlfltls Ujr III
sincerity md conviction hs published 10 tho
Stntes wrro scllI1,y nut ol, In4,4l0 aid hHtenIr
over tho Urslcr IL tho agricultural pur,liiisu II
AtAuitnbt which wis On tho mint Of Cclfnsinu
thD Uutt. 6tntCs rs thu tout}1,x Er,nnry II ft,
wt,rd Uis Is,rylsi,in got well rlt}iuultf fr ttIs
fu,l,irr bit tint WINS Il Ilght penalty In tt,ti.
Mrisun with Whut was suffered nv inIautli,itsl
Ilritish pniurnnty WIN wrrp inhaled hr lid sn1rn
i@gsg eulirceH or MfDrMntIon- n-u,lincIr. tim
KuilTo.tpk8 Nlul nr,,srcpttlsrs or ullsurIuulo,la
Hurculuture WNo Wjshud to tiatOso Ut MnItOfIn
inn,Is.
Sumo Of ti,oec victims rcsnto their oxpcr1encc
IN Tho Interesting Manitoba lnttrTs which we
To hp yHst strctch of mid Htd,u..rsh. tnfcstc,l
with xwirt1,y 4lf malignant breed of ntt>st,l1ltDc3
, 1880-08-30

A London critic thinks ho has discovered tho
predecessor Of "Thc Gilled Age" in comedy
by Den Johnson, first acted at tho Dlnckfriars
TlloAtro III 1910.
Within tho past fow days sovornl people iust
from London huvo boon In tho city, nni. In con-
sr ptssqa s esS fsss fsS s n9 Usas v af i've
popularity of Tho Danltos' in London, w
lind that tho rutnor tsrns out to b. sotnothtng
wore Mt sadlrr.s Wells, where they 0le,le.l. thoy
r, 1nnso money. Since their removal to tho Gl"ho
thsy 1oy lG ~ 70 eya it eysry
silly OF paying l.ulf snlarics. They shu,,ld have
remained Mt tholr orginnl caniplng-Eround,
whcrc tho pny unqiscstioHably inndo a hit.
Tho London Saturday Ticvtc,1 comments rs fol.
fact tht Colo.,cl Sellers M Il stut,ls. i,s been
suGees.lnl In America, sl'EEcats somo curious
hnyo tntcti, Of high degree. OF merit; hut,
nlthnuEh this hns hecn widely recognized. tho
ns' ona oss4 e e hs Ry sS 4 III no r.
for,nanco. Tho samc thlMK has happened IN
othor American nlays,--amnnF thotn Fritz. n
talcnt .whs unub.o to secure popularity. Tho
nrc .nnro cstly satisfied tl,an English nlayaoers
In tho Innter Or dramatic writing, ar rNthor,
one good pIccc Of acting. to endure NJ, nnount
intoloratlc: Tho conclusion tint soo'i acting Is
Innre raro ~ Ancrlcn tlinn lero would seem to
s0 m hS nbnr ~ hSnd 'th this and ia hot unsupport-
h!hstoi0Ntc prtlltinE, t0ok 0vnr several tnns nf
Ills avn port aiss-~th0sp pccuihr chrnnus rep
ressntinR hIin II blue cont, buff ysst, green
banged. Thoso portrIlits have bccu stick lip
osrrywhcrn IN 1.ontton-!n ayery station on tho
sssy spers oa IL 'ne a ";'sss safS I'D ha
lns kept . large regiment OF mch. with tho
tIIkktf ,ttF