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MASONIC

DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni
IL ~ Lodge, M. lOl, A. +. & A. NJ. at Masonic
&NN. Hall ~ WrYthingts,n on the
AGGZ=Snt Island III Mondays in each
,sS)ex.TkS ~-Sse mouth.
H.%AAraSA NJ. i. SOGLE, w.. NJ.
Mafa2.kx s. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
4iSYG EEGCIAR CONVOCA-
ENAs!::S:es: TIONS Of Living Arch Chap.
HS,w<zI.StsN ter, No %, ". A.. M. ut Ma
W. -STS sonic Hall Oh the It'll Monday
- GA1h mDoth
A. c. RoBznsoH, NJ. E.. HIP.
81. CHANDLER, 6oc. t3Otl
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A NEW CUMrUuND, oclcnti.ctnA prepared
Of BALsAM TOl.U, CrystaliZed ROCK CANDY OLD
RYE WHIsKEY and other tonnes. The formu 4
is known to our best physicians, is highl, c IN
mended by them, and the analysis Of ore OF our
most prominent chemists. Prof. &. A. Mariner,
of Chic ,go is oh he label Of every buttle it is
a we'll known fact to the medical profession
that ToI.u, ROCK and RYE will afford the grea1
est relief COUG,Is, CnIl,s, INFLUENZA, BRONCnI.
T1s, SORE THROAT, WEAK LUNGS, also Cons Mp
T1oN. in the incip;cnt and advanced stages of
that disease.
1t iy uSGl as BEVERAGE and as an APPETIZER
making 4 delightful tonic for Family use. Try
it, you viii find it pleasant to take, OF great SER
vice. If weak or dcbiitated, as il gives STRENGTH
TONE and ACTIVITY to the whole human frame.
a8-Put up in Quart size t:ottles for Family use.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
LAWRENCE & MARTIN,
Sole Agents for the United States and Canadas.
ALSO
Importers of Fine Wines, Liquors and
Cigars,
III Madison Street, Chicago.
Is "
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THE STOMACH IS STRENGTH EHED, the liver reg
ulatcd the bowels put in proper order, the blood
enriched AMI purified. ard the nervous system
rendered tranquil and vigorous by this ine>tma.
ease W hcll is moreover, Il III 'St agreeable and
efectiye appetizer, ard a cordial pecn'iarl, a.
daptea to the wants Of the aged and intirm.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener-
ally.
tor Hostetter's ALMANAC for 1880 apply to
Druggists and dealers generally. lily
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A circular received from Carlton
College announces that work will 60
on as usual notwithstanding the burn
ing of the building. The winter term
will open Jan. Z, 1880.
The Double Burglar Proof Double
Combination Four Ply safe for the new
bank has arrived and is mounted for a
seige. The bank will open its guns at
0 O'Clock to-day.
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Here's your Happy New Years.

Here's your Happy New Years.
Thermometers are getting over their
depression If spirits.
First class piano for sale. Inquire
ut this Office.
LOsT.-A sack OF flour with the mi
tails ''t. F.'' Lost between the mill
and Shattnck'S restaurant. Finder
please leave 1T this office. 1-w
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LOCAL.
WoRTnlNGr0N. MINI. JANUARY I, 1850
CLUB RATES.

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE is furnished at u 50 year to
Clubs Of ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
Is cents for each subscriber.
COME IN AND WRITE Il LETTER.
Farmers in town wishing to write \ letter arc
invited to call At the ADVANCE office aud do So
Writing materials free.
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GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
Worth'nEton Grange-S"cOnd and Fourth Sat-
ardays In e,ch month, at II o'clock.
HefSey-No 3.3 mcatS the iIrSt SATURDAY. IN
each month at the Jersey Hail. Al brothers
ard sisters VI other Oranges are cordially invit-
Graham Lake%-seeond and 9Th Wednesdays.
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PROVIDED THAT Purchasers will en-
ter into Contract to erect buildings
thereon within reasonable time, Town
sion from former prices.
This temporary change of policy is in
tended to inspirit enterprise among the
people of this town.
Those who have an intention to erect
will consult their best interests by APP
plying at once to the Local Agent, Or to
STEPHEN MILLER,
Field Agent.
WORTHINGTON.
Approved:
J. H. DRAKE,
Land Commissioner.
+ st. PAUL, Mimi, Jan'y 1st, 1880.
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And Mr.. Plumb hands us tIIe follow
ing reply:
Geo. Plumb presents his heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends of the Con-
grfgational Choir and Church for the
magnificent Christmas gift received by
him and more especially for the hearty
good will and friendly appreciation
implied in the gift.
Mothers do not let your darlings suf-
fer with the whooping cough. Use DR..
Marshall's Lung Syrup and the little
sufferer will soon find relief. Price 25
cents, so cents and 81 a bottle. Sold
by Miller Il Smith.
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OKABENA HOUSE.
9Th Street, Worthjngton.

j. w. SIMMONS, Proprietor.
Boarding At reasonable rates and good accom-.
modations for transient guests Rates d per
DAY. [8-@ly.
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ADVERTISING RATRs.

ADVERTISING RATES.
G% %s. s"cn n shres weeks. so three months, 800
~: mrN" > weeks, hMt 500
HNc ncheS t.W, 1000
special rates given Tor larger advertisements.
special notices, first week 10 CENTS line: sub
sequent Insertions cents = line eacl, week
transient advertisements paid IN advance
Legal advertisements to be paid for before am
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There will he Il watch meeting at the
NJ. E. Church last night. P. S. This
paper is issued on Wednesday but talks
ThurStlay.)
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Among the subscribers who dropped
in on Tuesday AMI paid in advance for
the ADVANCE were J. B. Green, Jas. B.
Ward, J. l.. Dewey and John Sykes.
Mr.. Sykes dropped in by il letter drop
ped in the Post Office at Beverly, Hill
nois, and paid up to March, 1881.
''Them's" the kind Of subscribers
who'll go to the good place."
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Yesterday morning 1T $3.50 the ther-
stood 1T Il degrees aboye zero.
It's getting so that We'll have to wear
linen ulstels and fans at the party to-
,irIt
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EASY CIIAIRED.
Geo. NJ. Plumb, the leader of the Con-
grtgational Choir, was Easy Chaired on
christmas, as the following CORES
pondencc shows:
Please accept this Easy Chair from
the Congregational Choir and Church
as an expression to you of our appreci-
alton Of your faithful labors.
G.. w. HANNA,
Pastor.
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MpstlAin9tpn Adva.,1:t'.
=. o" '''s't "IHElk'K' l1lt At 4
rHlNGroN, MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.

Ter Term" Two !lars per year. Invariably in ad.
al mMers VIII receive prompt attention.
accs,ssnalied by the real name and address "f
sc W1ler ~ guaranty Of good iaith-not mec.
, 1880-08-18
A Ktory for tho 1BoyH.

}|DsshA 1fHLfFttts
coms noY vii sa ,s yoqb bsas story y tS Sw ya, @
A. 4ood poya: Wot,, WI to-! yoa a.bont
pile. So Iaincs Kot up QUO dArk night. lle snft
hts ufuc, war,n betl. lilo wont to FAr.lncr Julcs'
orchard. ItG stole his np-rlga. JAnts Waa q
very bud boy. 500 by your bright faGGs TINT
you think 10, too. Jn,eH dill not fill Ar4 Drc'!k
his leok Wh1H he slid down tho apGtlt: a. BroAt
lner Joncs' will; Rnt-tlcr J9cs' grrAt dog did
nut aeIxo Jutnes In blu ortl-al lnWs nl h0la him
till tho far rlme out: nntl the faI~Incr did
not COMO cut md tRlx tn 1Atnca of tho sln Of
eteal-ing Ap-pi0s whilo tho tioX oi,owuu Jancs'
Luz anl then h0rh1 whip hH1 nf-torWnru: and
tho up I!es da not mako jnrlc8 alek, aid he did
not PING away on y sick bod, aud he
TIC ,,sxs saaaay: and ho dia nut sivo
tho lntll-ls-ter chance to preach on
tho SIN OF atcn.tng ap.plps. No; JAtes WIS IL
lad hoy. tI0 slid down tho spout without 10
Hlich as ts-tcr-lnH Ills hands; h9 Jumped q yrr
old J0ne4' wall tthat WIZ the why tho bud boys
spoke OF tho gon lnn, anil Wtlell tho dog cntlo
h1 srGkel HIN III to tho tM-hlt. l[G tIl1utl hf.
self full ot ap,plest ho tttled biz pockets ai.t!
his hut. aEso TAel, he went home, an9 slePt
Il thug. Oh, no; he askcSl blu PAIN fur aotno
Mp pies. md ha dear pa-pa bought him II rent u
worth Of W0rnl.y 0neA; tho Kutht George only
ont ono. Thnt night ho lEcunied h0 was II ncruuk-
neck s1uasht ho Thought tho cfr-t,,S pro-ecs-
Alon, With al! tho Ole. p6nnte was wM!k- lnY o-yer
hls ab- do. a,sn; lle lay in beA 9no week. aud
rsa nlee little BUCK. a-Gont , nice t!...!s 19ys
that np-bt.dy wants to sec. Tho lR0r-al Of this
story, buys, Is this; 0neo in = Krest while Z
hud 10y hlls MT ull. .e0tant-a"bto fuu OF Koot
luck, Hud u HOul boy Vt'tU FuF~SA.
, 1880-08-18
IlfANCE,

DE 1.EssEl's' CANAL. flsoJECT.
PARIS, Aug. l7.-rho Amortcan objections
to tho Panama Canal arc waived AND tic
naturalization Ut the cannl under the guard
iat,sllp OF tho United States Ii accepted. Dc
Lcssups wishes to !ssue coo. .ooo, 900 frnncs In
shares here anu IL, London. New York, and
Frankfort.
CAUSE or Miss NEl1soN's DEATH.
A uost-llurte1n examination attributes the
lruth OF Miss Ncilson to dr0lsy 0t tho heart,
accelerated by extreme indigestion. Miss
Nelson WIS driving III the Do!s 10 Hu,tlogno
when sI,e WIS seized Will, sudden illness,
lll was coiveyey to THO nearest, ,resta'!ral,t
wlere she expired. [er vcl,MIls Will bh
uurle4L III l}rampt0n Ctlnctery, London, nt
uu end Ut tho week.
PANS, Aug. 17.-Miss NELSON'S death la
attributed to the drinking Of y cup ut Iced
milk, which u liteulelll writer III Q Paris jnur-
uul says il very iMdIgestiblr. Miss Nelson
was Twelve li1nls 3ll ltortal ng0hy. Her
body was claimed ut tho norgue by I'll aged
pavul officer.
AUHPENuED,
PAn1s, Aug. 17.-'rl.e Minister Of War has
suspended fur ono yenr tile CQl0ltl OF t1lo
Stxty.fburth Regiment Ut tho Territorial
Army, fur expressing thu hope, III nm order
uf TIC day wfiile presenting. \ MGw t!aR to tls
reshnent, that the llAg would s0nll b. colsst!-
tMled Ike tint of tbs United States Ut Amer
ica,-tu ,vpresrnt the only bAliler 0t the
uAltel States OF Europe,
, 1880-08-18
CADET WHITAKER.
strong pIcn for Justieo in 1Ila Hclialf
by I'rOf. tsfccncr.

Skr04H AIG1A 1HE SNHAtFN 4H AA&H AAVAAAAA
by I'rOf. tsfccncr.
Special utspateh 10 11lt chscaeo Tribune.
WAattiSuroN, 4iuE. tT.-1'rof. Greener n1}-
1,earcti t,eforo tho Secretary Of aVnr to-tlay,
IND n,utte MI elaborate lcgal argument III
fnvor Of granting conrt.martinl u Cadet
Whitaker. lie nrgucl TINT u conrt-martfal
was the right uf the cndot, alltl tho lUEicul &C.
ttle,,ce Dt tie late court Of Inquiry. lie sald
the authorities Mt West potnt took advantage
III Whlttaker's fgnonlnco Of Ills rights, and
l5y having him tlcmautl II court Of inquiry
shifted the oMus from tho acatlen,y to him;
tint he Ind not Ind fair or impartial llear-
Ing; that the officers OF tic academy
Judged tho cnsu from the beRtnnlng by
Ubtrudlng their personal views upon tho
public press, ly stating tl,ctr opinion Of
Whtttaker's guilt, by prrsunling him guilty
hcfure It WINS proved, md By assigning him MS
counsel an assistant Professor who wns
llearing daily rceltat[ons during tho progress
Ut tte case. Whitaker was not present dur
ing tho trial, n,L hence dill mt liayo tho
advantage which tho llstl, artic1u of war
guarantees. lie WIS obliged to keep up ll1s
stullcs during the trinl, although Mt tic bc-
ginning llc WAS up fiji all 0f them, alnl Is not
now really deficient III tho years w"rk, 1t Il
proper allowance were ,untlc.. This findings
Uf Tile C0Hrt> tho Professor Alleges, Nre ctn-
irnry TO tho evidence, most Ut them being
pure assumptions. founded OH the urccn1l.
ceiypd theory Of tho academic officers al.l
sppctOllsly maintained throughout tho In
ul,iry. Tho Testimony IT tho experts Is
shown to bc variable, alnl 0nc nf t'lrm is
cited rs sayi,g over Ills own signature tnt
there are 1itnIy gr0llMtts favorable to Whit
mixers innneencc. Cases nro given where
so,te Of TIL. experts wcre shown to bc
unreliable. Prot. Greel!er nrgucu TINT
II court of =. Inquiry ltas llu
tH,wcr to- adillt1fcate; aiMl yst II n
Cnurt-tnartfal were mt granted Whittaker
would be left without redress. md tho fntpl,.
tatiun IT Tho inquiry would hing over him as
| tho decision Uf II competent .legal tribunal,
| At III stage ut tho Inquiry Ind Whitaker
| regular nanl continuous counsel. Tlle Hon
! Martin !. Townsend WIS nIl assistant 10 thu
Cnurt, ana not, Wl!it.nker's counsel as la:
bet.1l supposed. After hc left Wgst l,oi,.l
| WHITAKER Ind no counsel bnund t0 look
anly nj Ills side Of tho casc. Prof. nreellcr
aftrr citing authorities from various bonks oil
military Inv to strengthen the demand, ,entlct
| by asking TINT preliminary to granting T
conrt-nnr.iaf. the SECRETARY give Cadc
Whitaker /, furl0uEh 50 us to give HIN I
chance to collfer with his counsel. Tho See
retnry t00k tho papers and holls them undcl
| ntlylSGmbnt,
, 1880-08-18
AFGIIANISTAN.

1NFI.1EcElFTIsu 1.EEIEiESs
QuErrAir, Aug. T.-Letters melting the
Afghan tribes to risu haye been intercepted.
l,oBElrrs' COMMAND.
LONDON, AuE. l7.-Gen. Roberts has thlr-
ty days supplies for tho march to Candahar.
THE stE0E OF cASD.NI!1L
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from
Quelta announces TINT n. messenger FROM
taudnllar has brought a letter from Gu,,.
Primrose dnte.l TIL. 18th Inst. Tho enemy
Ind opened tlro with Armstrong guns nt II
tt!stnnca Of 2,c1W ,ynYds from thu ctty. Tic
.lntnagu NJ fur Is slight. III the morning. n
heavy. mnsketry tire WIS opeasa y tha
walls from Villages on three sitlgs. OF the
Town. but few tro0l8 were wounded. There
wus wnter for thu gnrrls0n for f0rty.!yo
days. The exnct strength Of thu RArrsoh Il
l.943 effective Europeans, ,398 natives. a'lt
BIZ sick, Gen. Primrose estimates Ayoob
khnn's force at 10,000.
THE COuTrS.l!AETIETr afAK1lAGE.
The mat1iago nf tho Baroness 1surlctt-
Coutts uEu yDu,lg Dngtlett lt,ls hpeM post
polled for fortnight. Bartlett tn-.lay per-
lectcu Ills naturalization rs British Citizen.
1tl0r1Nd At IEIFAsr.
DUBLIN, Aug. 1T.-At Belfast ycstorlny
slotlng was renewed. Mounted pOlleu
rhArgud tho Hnb, md twenty persons wGEt
arrested. 6osne houses were wrecked by tic
rioters.
, 1880-08-18


Dies Mo1NRs, In, AUX. l5.-prcsldent
Whitehead, Ut the lies Motnes and Fort
dodge lioal fs III tho city, and, on being coll
frontod with your correspondent remarked,
" Is ttere A place Ii tho world man cali go
a,ul not tall Into tho hands OF newspaper
rcporterY THE TRIBUNE Is great H.
st[tution. What eau I say for you?
Yes, sir; it ! can induce our Board to
give ine $4,000, shall build u
road from Gowrlo to Sac City. think It
will pay. ! can build It tat that money With
out subsidies. i hope to he 4Dle to vet tts
nioney. Yns; l understand tho Northwest.
ern fills are thsGw}ng dirt II that trostt;on
inticates building railroat!. hayS e not tho h.
nut understand my Ut. thelr. movements III
!hat section. | so.aetiines think they DO !t not
build the ron4 IN Sac City II ! can get tl,a
innMey, regardless Ut Wl,At they do.
Yes. sir; Mr., liatch, OF tho Minneapolis Il
st. Louis, Is very anxious to lnukn nfrnnge-
Ments fur 4 through! passenger train. lcatlllk
Minneapolis eAtly Iii tho morning and urriv-
LUZ here about u tAs evening, over our
, 1880-08-18

n MASSACHUSETTS, LEASE.
Spsetat Dispaleh 10 Ths Chttaes Tribune.
DosroN, Mass. Aug. 17.-The full contract
between tho State and tho Fltchburg Naif-
road lc,.sIng to tho lntter tho Ifoosac Tunnel
md line for seven years willb published to-
morrow morning. Tho principal points nre
these: Tho State to keep UP tho full equip-
,nent Of tho roa.l; tho revenue to tho Stato
to consist OF u prt-r,ltA division of NIL the
revenues derived from the traffic leased OIL
the mileage Of the tunnel und Fl.chburg
lines; ,tl,c Tltchbnre Company to furnish
all sthe' motive power, passenger, bngKage,
expre3a, null, md freight cars, NIL the sup.
pirs AMI materials Incident to and connected
with tho motive power and rotling-stock;
n1so NIL tho employees for operating tho
traIns, and do a!i tic work will,
lmtnur exceptions, which aro stated. Tho
compensation allowed the Fltchburg Conf
pany to DO tho actuAl expense Of operating
tlle State's r0ad, Including nil expenses
properly cllnrgeablo to such operation, 1t be.
Ing tho Intention alM effect q this agrEe,nenit i
certntn stated cxceptlol,s. tl.9 compensation
which Is to bc pnid to the Fltchburg COM
pany., The contract u worry M dMll IT. H Hspeeitlca::
tton Of detail of business. - Tho division M Of
revised by tho railroad Co1nn!tsslouors every
February, referees to decide Oil disputes.
Tlu gGMtract may bo modified or ter
cu,lacnt inas Of tie parties. The Aiucrttscr viii
| sAy elitUrlaiiy: "'rhe basis OF the contract,
| tho retention by the Fitchburg Company for
operating the State ronl aud tunnel OF ex-
nctly tl!0 roul cost Of such opGrntion,, ntltl
| tho payment to tho Treasury of NIL profits to
sucll division OF receipts, there Gun certainly
bo 10 objection on tho pnrt Of tho most care.
tul guardian of tic State Treasury. It Is,
1.Uw0yer, mt so bad n bargain for the Fitch
burg Company Us 1t might seem nt first sight;
for Ii 1t gets ITO profit Tor lta operation Ut tho
line from Greenfield 10 North Albums, 1t
does purchase immunity from every
kind Of Legislative a1tt administrative
Interference. Under tire former coll-
tlitkon OF things, tho Company wna
l,cyer Rllo to net With any confidence i1 the
future. The tolls might remain rs they were,
Dr they might be cllungea. f0r snycn yenra to
come the Company Is safe. Other comps
niry which 1llny secure connection with tho
Stats road will be untitled to u slmtlnr colt
trnct, but not to better, md tho Compan!,
llas no unduu competition to fear. Il
VIII act for the State IN ,flxin4
through rates OF freight. and It .wll
not hi llan,pcrHd by iEnotlsltterablo thdltfer
ellco from without. Wo Nre Informed tia
tic Immediate result OF the signing OF thu
enhtract will be Il Resumption OF Work Mliot
nll improvements which the FitchburE C.'nl
pNtly has hatt Il, contemplation. Ierl1lIl1!
facilities will ba Krently enInrxed, the Inc!
mid elevator scheme will be pushed f0rWAru
and THO tnnrlel-llno will take lta place az til
tu0st important contributor to the buslnes
| nIld growth Of Unstun. u
, 1880-08-18

]. UaI.er d t., IL. ind ts! 1Fahtssl. arch1t--
DEAR 6I!ls: During my experience Within tho
Iust sixteen ycnrs h.tyo had occasion to test
various nakcs of pnnos, hut I tllt,st confess
TINT those ot your manufacture hnvo given mo
tho best satisfaction. hnye watched with Yreat
interest tho progress you havo mado In your nrt
nnd ltleront Improvements introduced by ypll,
and nlN convinced that your plNnns l,aye been
brought rs nenrly perfection rs posslblc. Tho
tonc combines 9rcnt powcr with delightful
singing quality, making thom t1unlly well
utlaptud to solo or singing purposes. Allow tnu
IL congratulate yon upon your SUCCESS, md bo.
l[ovo mo respectfully yours, OTTO Lon.
, 1880-08-18
TURKEY. !.
TIE Al.uASIANs ol,sr1xATg,

TIE AI.uASIANs OBSTINATE.
6cUrAHl, Aug. t7.-.The Sultan Inns te1c-
grAp!letl tho Albanlans at Tresrcn.l tat tllu!r
lletensl0lts cannot bo conceded, al,u tint
they should net with prudence a1ll not defy
Europe, Us they cannot lave Ills help In case
Ut conflict, The Albaniaas decided 10 per-
sist III revolutionary course.
FultE}uS llEr.AT!oNs,
BCcMANEsr, Aug. l7.-i'lle relations be.
TWEEN Kouulanta and the United States,
based upon the provisional arrangements
mentioned heretofore, are now completely
established.
AMuA88AppHIAT~
CossrAHTiSorLE, Aug. l7.-In compliance
will uo Isst1es Ut President l4Ayes, tie Sui.
, 1880-08-18
WILL SUBMIT.


ST.. TETERsntiIsu, Aug. 17.-1t Is said to
lnyo bcen decided to establish n special
chancery for tho trial Of press matters under
tic direction of lcnient official, under
Whose recent tltrcction Of the existing Press
I!urcnr not II Yingle punishment Inns ocelt i'll
iiietcd, nlu 1t Ii expected a1f questions con
cetll!ng the press will be dealt with by tho
ordinary courts of justice.
TWENTY nurLDlSus NUItSED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. l7.-Twenty build
tngs were burned lii tile Llgofka district yes
terdny.
, 1880-08-18

llc had always lorue MI excellent reputation,
Ind always moved IN respcttnhhl' suclrsy;,
whrre llc hnti for sornc tlnnu hcoM Assistant
snpcrtntcntlent Of Trinity Episcopal
Church. .....
alikn Fleming was al,out; 81 years Of agc.
I'l!cy ,say w',et, sober lso was liar.nl!S;S,s !;,
tempered Griitv wilcii t!rults. ills mother Is
M ngetl, tIecrcplt, mn! wrlnkleh wolIl!.'i nl-
wards Of 10 yenrs Of agc. She Is but little
ablr tn Withstand tn shock, but llrr perytrsi.
tI.p tragedy brought ller hui little sympathy.
, 1880-08-18

road from Fort Dodge, md onc to lenye lsero
iii tl,e morning. and going through, to Mime
es' entire rcarfa%Eensnt f i" C" @ of M te tras Oft
rnnd, which would then lnnkn no connections
eftllor with tho ChicaEo trunk lines here 0r
T nm s s e5S& x2lwsfs" ss e at Sxptt @tps 4 Hs'!s IT, 5
to t' bo e'i itlsat an Sxira train must 10 Pit
on to accommodate them, Which Will cost
o t o"6 Ss 1 nd S a'r5ss Sasa et ssst n's n s 70
Ming tho train ,we 'src disposed to accntnin.t-
date them uni! the people. l,nt We could notba
expected to 10 50 ,.1Il pny tt expenses .s; - ot-
seyes bn am xSns f to sei Sa @ 5 "o q 81
do IN not 1t think Mr. liatcll l!ns any itlen of
building III independent line from Fort
noEl E bS s pes yofy oxs asSens1u nrf rSa bs
Sccnl,tt, ito ca,l uso our road cheaper uni
Will better profit.
"ics, o,lr roAt IL tlotng very wnll now, and
t1a trpspects are WIZ prg}!',lsIl'g." xox.,op
under the OLD charter ut tho 10wn City u
Western IlAllrond Company, arc building II
road. from T4nrnlNtrg to Aloi,tczul',n. lilo
lino Is located. md tic grading nearlY done.
ss std 59 10 i aSs ss'S S S wESo r. aS sncs 5 Il sxss L
lcetto,, witt, Its Muscntlne division.
Tlo ChicaEo y Northwestern I,5',9 Is doine a,a =
givSn mattcc ti,at It viii not claim tho tax ail
voted by townships along tho l1tie of ita ,rD-
1edo 4 Northwestern Exla,'slon, by wl,tcl,
tcntiy l,as plunty nf nut1ey, and docs nut d.
sire to, form nuy, entAnFllnE ALLIANCES wtth
si snrE on It hS sf"t Viii IN hok s Glty II his
county.
Tile staitl AMI stately Rock Island, under
the lively music Of tho Northwestern md
ffnir frntna int, fhn t,tfv fto,,, f,{rnnn avery
, 1880-08-18

Tho Albanians Ignore Instructions
from the Porto, and VIII
Fight It Out.
A large Increase in tho T1ilo Of Emil
grafton from liverpool.
Marked Scarcity Of American Gold In the
London Market.
GREAT l}IsITAIN.

EMIGRATION. .
1,oSpoS, Aug. l7.-EmsRratton returns
from Liverpool for Inly show nj, Increase OF
5.0V, compared with July, 1S70. Thirteen
thousand c1nlRrnnts welit TO America.
TOURISTS 1tF.TrnS1SG.
All tho cabins of the steamers now leaving
Liverpool for New furk, and for some
weeks to come, afro fully engaged. Atil'-
tiunul steamships will be run to acco'nlao-
lAtc the returning tourists.
COLLISION IN THE MERsEf.
A colltsfou occurred III the NtcrAry to-day
between tho Dublin steamer 14nnford n1"l tso
stputner baltic for New York. Tic Lniiortl
sunk, but the pnssengrrs aud crew were
saved. Tho baltic put buck, and went TO licr
dock for repairs.
Il CHALLENGE
N, and W, Colltnsnn will stake Rf,o00
ngainst sImt!nr sItn that Dr. Ta'itler VIII
nut fast forty ,lays mil forty nights, tho
bEuthcrs Co!ltnson to wAtcll him.
acAuctrY OF AMERICAN 0or,D.
LONDON, Aug. 17.--ft Is stated tl,at there
are not any more American eagles here, and
until New York exchange falls further, bull
Inn Is hardly likely to be exported unless 1t
c;sll be picked up III opcil marker.
srsrESnE1n
LONDON, Aug. l1.-Jonns Kels q Co.: bAnk-
prs bullion merchants, and Foreign change
brokers, OF Liverpool, have suspended pay"
lMtnt
TIE INDIAN ESTIMATE.
- In the 1louse of Commons THIS afternoon
sS s s5qu@s 9Gs @ {! s6ttEd 1ar'sEd0 e sfstfy a yes t.
MATES for the tlscal yenru lss0,'sl. Ine
receipts are placed ut s'N, III. .to; expelldi1
t,.res 1t eel, ,!s,5 900; u SURPLUS ct e+l7, ,0, mud
of liz acco,lilt rs compared VIII. lsi0-
10. In presenting tho estimates tho Muir