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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21
Juggernaut Car.

Juggernaut, a term meaning "The Lord
of the World,'' is an idol worshipped by
many millions of the Hindoos. It is a
hideous black image, huge and almost
shapeless, with black face and blood
red mouth. The idol has two or three
immense temples in different parts of
India.
At the annual festival OF this idol many
hundreds Of thousands assemble to do
him honor, and present to him their
worship; many even throw themselves
under the wheels Of thel mighty car in
which he is said to be enclosed, and are
crushed to death.
One Of these temples to which this
procession annually goes, is not more
than two miles from Scrampore, the
residence of the first Baptist missionary
to India; and the missionaries there a.
ways attend the festival to preach to the
vast crowds and distribute among them
tracts and copies of the scriptures.
The late DR.. Carey and another Of
these gentlemen, after disputing with
some Of the Brahmins or priests, asked
permission to see the idol Juggernaut,
but were told that he had just been
eating and had retired to sleep. OF
course the priests do not believe this,
but the people do.
Mr. Ward, another missionary from
Scrampore, saw the false God drawn in a
carriage forty feet high, and says that
thousands upon thousands were assem-
bled. They make the air ring with their
shouts in honor. Thousands of offer.
ings of flowers are thrown to the idol,
which after being presented, are d1strib.
uted among the people as very great IA
yors. We are glad to say that the wor-
ships lessening.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21
,rHER FELLOWS THINK SO roo.

There's just one thing man can have
In all this world Of woe and strife,
That makes the business not too bad,
And that one things an easy wife.
Dost fancy that love my girl
For rosy cheeks or raven hair?
She holds my heart because che laughs-
Because she laughs, and doesn't care
put my boots just where it suits,
And find them where put them, too;
That is thing, you must allow,
A chap can very seldom do;
leave my papers on my deSk,
She never dusts them in heap,
Or takes to light the Kitchen stove
The very one want to keep.
On winter nights my cozy dame
VIII warm her toes before the FIRE;
She never scolds about the lamp,
Or wants the wick trife higher;
On Sunday she is not so fine
But what her rufaes can hug;
light my pipe just where please,
And epin the ashes on the rag.
The bed is never filed with "aha1ns' -
thing some women vilely plan
To worry servants half to death,
And spoil the temper OF a man.
She lets me sleep to any hour,
Nor raises any horrid din
II It just happens now and then
To be quite late when come in
tell you, Jack, you would we'd
just get girl who lets things run
She'll keep her temper like lamb,
And help you on to lots Of fun.
Don't look for money, style or show,
Or blushing beauty, ripe and rare;
Just take the one who laughs at fate
Who laughs, and shows she doesn't care.
You think, perhaps, our household ways
Are just perchanOe little mixed;
Oh, when they get too horrid bad
We Stir about and get things fixed.
What compensation has man
Who cars his bread by sweat OF brow,
II home ls made attle-ground,
And life one long, eternal row?
aspeS's Magazine.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21
Let in the Air.

"Every warm morning. says the
Hartford Courant, s.The careful house
wife will open the windows and doors
and let in the good angel Of oxygen
the universal disinfectant- to purify and
cleanse every nook ana Granny Of the
house. Shivering elders and invalids
of good sense and reason will shift from
reom to room, rubbing their arms and
legs, and remembering that life is mo-
ton. A tight house not thoroughly
ventilated with bright fires and open
doors during muggy winter spell, be-
comes far more damp and deadly than
a mud howell or woodchuck's hole, be-
cause of the food that is being consumed
there, with no walls or earth to absorb
the efete matter Of its com bustlon. The
family that keeps itself always well used
to air in motion-in connection with
light or heavy food, as the changes Of
our climate or work may demand-wiH
not suffer from colds when fierce north
wind blows down an air so sharp and
penetrating that no double sashes will
keep it OUTSIDE .
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21
A Smart Man.

Jesse Lovely, while out west, was in
search of a man whom he wished to see
on a matter of business. After riding
for halta day and losing the way in that
sparely- settled country, he drew UP his
steed in front Of log cabin. A female
came to the door. evil you be kind
enough to tell me, Miss, where Mr.. Will
liam Humphrey lives?' said Jesse. II
don't know very blandly replied the
young LADY,, "but Squire Roberts, who
lives about half mile from here, he can
tell you. He is very smart man.
jesse rode on in the direction the fair
enehantress indicated. Coming to the
house he cried out, "HulloP' The
Squire with his shirt collar open, his
spectacles on top Of his head, and his
pants in his boots, made his appearance
at the door. sIs this Squire Roberts!"
inquired Jesse. 81 are he,
said the Squire with an air Of
importance that would have been more
becoming to king. "'sqnire Roberts"
said jesse" can you tell me where
William Humphrey livess''"I KIM said
the Squire in a self congratulatory man
ner that he was abe to answer the ques-
ton, and proceeded, eff he are whar I
anticipate he he are forty miles distant
on Peter Creek. Although his residence
are exclusively adjacent to mine, I know
nothing Of his wherefo1es or his which
abouts.'' Jesse waved his hand i'll polite
salutation to the Squire, and rode to find
his man as best as he could with the in
formation he had received from the
Squire to whom the biushing maid had
directed him as the savant Of her section.
-Richmond Herald.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

THE Paris authorities are intent just
now on measures to prevent deleterious
articles finding a sale, and have seized
American hams wrapped in yellow
cloth, rendered impTmeable by chrom-
ate Of lead.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

IT is said that. over 10000 deer were
slaughtered in Jackson county, Ore,
during the past nine months.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

tail, thin ana 1dlr, WITH q SenCle look his
eyes troubled and his head lowered. He
walked without, knowing what he did.
| Not sound escaped his lips; his move
| ments were those of an idiot; his glance
was fixed on the ground.
The witnesses gave their testimony-it
all tended toward a CRIME. He was alone
in the house with his master; he was hid
den when they made the discovery; he
had neither confessed nor denied the
murder. One question alone remained
to decide his tate. Had he committed
the murder in cold blood or in fit Of in
sanity? aLU
Jean Muller had not raised his eyes
He seemed neither to hear nor under
stand. It was like torch extingulshed
A man traversed the crowd, using his
fists and elbows to make himself free
passage, and arriving near the prisoner
he looked at HIM with strange sheer,
then leaping lightly over the railing tina,
separated the tribunal from the public
he addressed himself to the judges:
aGenlemen, will you permit me to
make a test to recall this unfortunate
man to reason2"
II am called Elias Wolfmann,. your
honor. sold this clock to the late Sam
uel Staufer, my worthy co-religionist.''
4 A sh1ver ran through his hearers a,
this declaration; the curiosity was re.
doubled; every ear was wide open.
The Jew Wolfmann was tall, angu
lar parsonage, with yellow beard float
ing in two points from his chin; his nose
was sharp and his small gray eyes were
!, hidden beneath the bushy EYEBROWS; 1
continual snee, lowered around the cor
ners of his mouth. He wore long coa1
reaching to his ankles, gathered at The
waist with a WIDE belt and an immense
brass buckle.
81 ask but one thing" said he, s'the
permission to put in motion this clock.
:. It was granted. Then mounting
chair he put in motion the pendulum
!. At the fourth stroke the niche opened
and the cuckoo appeared on the thresh
hold, and singing three times announced
the hour. Hardly had it finished whe1
, music hidden in the body of the cloci
played .'Rauz des Voches'' but in
manner so piercing and weird that l
, awed every one.
cat the moment when the cucko,
, 1880-10-07
CANADA.

Tho Prison Bruta!!ty-tt Jolly sksp-
pcr'x aIlktlcftseanor-Fur alAntsohn.
Sptetat Dtspa'eh to TIA CAitapo tribune.
T060STo, Ont. Oct. 8.-The excitement to-
tfay over tho Montgomery tioKsjng casp is Hrrat,
and the feeling II thnt further Investigation
must tHkc place at o,ce. Thls feciug Is not III
lnycd by tho statcmont Of Ut. Wagner thnt
nothing remarkable took place ut the iltKgiux,
~ II htttnx lnAn IN tho tac9 after t1o WIS lied
M, Or the Warden striking the prEsnnnr nyer
tho hoa1 with walking stick, wore
nnth!nR rcsnarkablc. An eyennK lMpor pub.
!!sheA IN HtcyFtvw with u gt3itrss Wbt. eitnya,ea
the Warden wit! !nra,nlclty thruu2A excessive
drtnkltsN, Nn th!s ttN ttceN uDrG thatl current
retH'rt far M'!iu tifng hek Inspector LttGts1lr
Is yery rrttcOht nsl tho subject. md Niya lu vii.
,nt n!fcr any oginls'n unllt utter he has uo M
thts rh'rt: has asked the Government for a re-
III the sfari,,nlo Court tn-day, befona Jun4e
mckenzie, argument VI, demurrer VIVA te.llxi Ia
tho casp III which Mr, Hill, Ut tho tl,X
Nnbh, ia Arra!xlItsl fnr enatpnlpt ut
cnaTt. Cnpt. Hail elected bAfllH frnn1 his
bout When the 0lflccFa hla Etln,p Ii gexc II fur
wnxes, mud then nlaFrly sAilpt away. Tho tFiMl
Will prolt4hty nut c,,1,le NJ fur three wcuks yot,
Thp cnse Ia exciting uanahL1rnhi0 inturvyt,
Spsfial Nit3alth To Tho rAiea9a Tr4uaHs.
f1rrAwA. Our, Oct. 1.-A special train con-
ststiuHnf scsurM IalssutKer a1d fourteen, frnlxht
elFs left fDr st1Htn this H0rt.iux. THIS 1s,kGs
ulont ;lun Pro who hRyH lott thta dtatrlst
nulu for tho Western 6tatc3 unl Manitoba dur.
iuy tho present season.
, 1880-10-07
Cincinnati Bounced Out Of the
League at the Special
Meeting,
Because Her Directors Would Not
Fo1ego Sunday Games and
Beer.Jerking.
furthor Prizes Awarded at the Fancy
Dog Show lu st. Louis.
Voltaire Wins tho 2sl0 Race at louisville
Other Turf Matters.

4 GOOD NtDnAkCR.
The action Of tho Lengue Mt Its special mcct
Ing in Rochester yesterday In Occurring vAgntlt
tho membership Of tho Cincinnati Club on ac-
count Of tho refusal Of that club to agrro to tho
constitutional amendments prohibiting sundny
gaines or the sass ct Intoxicating itlrpr OF,
I.eaRue grounds. will bc very ge,lernlIy COM
,uendcd by nil who havo at heart tho best Inter-
csts nf tasc-bnll. The Cincinnati Club said, In
substance. tu tho I.caguo. "we cannot rnait,-
tnln hall tenn In CIncnnntl tinlcaa no nrn per-
Mltted to lover tho t0nc of baseball to tho 1cvtl
nf beor.9uzzlers and BMbbut b. brc,lkcrs. Tho re-
spectacle people Of Cincinnati will snot
lntrohtzc tho game, and we nre reduced to tho
Necessity of catering to tho patronage Ut tho
ls'atrr ant hummer element. Wo need tho II ,0O0
which VIC get In tho course Ut II season from Still
dny E1rnes and the nrnlts on tho beer we cnn
Induce our PATRONS tn guzzle In order to cnaiiu
u 10 pny tic saNrics Of players, hotel bills, ad
sr,scltnR and othor expenses. We cunt con.
duct busc-baIf 1ccently In clncinnntl aud NC
asHk tho League to mako an exception III our
case nnd pertlft us to 90 on md continue TO dis
grnco tho gatno which tho League hns done 30
much to elcyatc."
This was virtually tho plea Of tho Cinctn-
natt Club through It's representative Mt tho
1.cagne meeting. Tho League snld in effect:
lRtions aud restrictions which tic ether
suscn clubs Ut tho 1-caguelook pom rs csso ntsal
to tho rsspcetaty nnl Ctpultrlry Ut t,.lsc. tlll,
wG will till your rlNrc IN tho I.euGllo With sntn
orsHn';;ntion @ tfs Is In harmony With our sicws
ThH Ls'!Ki,e would have earned tho contempt
M Of Z" 9ess! nSSpS h @ aSn
The Clnclnnnta grt'.ltds wotu tho nnly grounds
~ tns ldsgS .,on which ;ss
every possiblo way; tic omly grnl,as ii tho
LcaHuc itpun which tho t1sig OF Gnse-Lnli wis
lowered Gy the ptaylnE Of suntay gaines, nat to
, 1880-10-07
BOSS DOW-DOWS,
rAIzEs CAp1ulIED AT THR 81. LuulB nENQu

Special Dtspateh to tbs Chicago 1rfhans.
BT. Louis. Mo, Oct. o,-The Judging at the
bench show began With OPEN pointer bitches OF
over tltty pounds. 1t was good ctass, M In It
was Stella. champion prlzo.wlnnor III largo
classcs 10th Ut lltrIalngham af,a tho Cryata ral-
ac1, In England. Whenee she had been 1atsly In
ported. She Is n grand pointor, but, bolng uut
Ut condition. un1y gaiaed secnnd prfxo Mr. John
PespinbrpokB Kitty took lirst prIzo, ult Nar-
Rncritn HecGntt, q worry truiy-shnpcA Fhutt-Duv-
oushrS Lass bitch, ought to hayu had tho award
!nssead of tho empty v. II.C
Sir. A. II. M00rps non4id had an easy victory In
the opeu dog class un,ler htiy-hyr pounds. fte
is nlso a lutte importaunn, and tlno ~ well as
stout. OrKllla liUystor won scpond. In tile
aMall pointer bitch olasa thoru wAs ngaiH close
contest, ultimately docided' In fayor OF 4. II.
Aoare's Lady ltomp tItnportedl who WIS closely
prrssctl by Kaye's buc, though 0rGlll's Lie WI
a very the. elegant bitch.
In tho PUPPY classea Mr. 4. g. Wadttel'a Haul-
lot took ttrst, but 80 Rood was ", ]. 0resnwoods
Veto that second ps'ze was recommended.
i. A. Willard Joncshpro, H.. won first In bitch
puppies With vury promising ono named siaslo
Af0osp.
In the spoolal ciass for tho best nointer dog In
tho chow Biz. Jamos Moore, tho Judge. hasi a
serioua doubt botweon SOLICITING Lady HON p aud
slnsgucrItu Sceuad. Int helmpnrt at10n gained
tbu prlzo; apd desorvedly, " ahs Ia spIendEly"
sir. 4. y. WaIasl was fortunate in having n o
else the pour condition Of blu dogs muss have
.-spooIai psizes were qaered BY The y: ss Isca.s
fo sa ssS atc! a; ane Tss5s Ss:t pto4scs xsss
y III Dow WA wa yak, wilmer u nrst i n.s sIss..
bt z .ts to sy that XIX Icy w! w., 70 r. q l,, Gi;a
s.ich oso f,.ee ii i.er two prIor essays, oasIiy
won hor blue rbb0n ~ tho bcat VI Faust progeny.
, 1880-10-07
THE 1iHAOuE MEETING.

6ptesas Dspasth 10 The Chicago Trtbnne.
1toCIEaTE1s, N, T., Oct. a.--If tho two first
tHys ut tho special meeting OF tho IuuKuu ut
Rochester wero unuventEul. to-dny's session
WIS m especially interesting as we'll aa nn OK
citing ono. At tho gathering this murntng, Mr..
konnctt. tho obstinate member from Cincinnati,
was On hand with MI als-importnnt telegram
from his fIuard OF Directors. IIe sail that ho
wis authorized 10 altero nrmy to tho position
he had tAkcn Oh htonluy night In regard to tho
liquor md Sunday disagreement but waa willing
tn nccoi,t any compromise.
Mr. iiulburt sa!d that no further l,,aI,lrss
could bo transacted ui!tl CInrinna.t tsuvo d
detlnIt anawer to this inaster. II tho club holsl
OFT tnt1ch longcr 1t would forfeit lts membership
IN tho League. Tho subject under dsso,,sslo1
was now practically law. ns scycn delegates had
pledged thonsotres to support 1t ut tho annual
t,lcettng In December.
Dir. kannott said no ,yas willing 10 have tho
sails uf liquor restricted to tho bur un,ter tho
grand stand, and ho would glve hts word tlut
tho Directors wuuia exert themselves To tin
nway With tho custom rs fast us tho prejudice
iu It's favor could bc overcome.
TO this otfer Nr. Hubert replied that h0 failed
to SEQ how thesc delegates could accept any
stlch amendment at tho Original articles, ,lnl
did, not tlaInk TINT they could atultiFy them.
sstres, having already given their vote for tho
tlrat nKreemunt
y regulation vas then submitted to tho effect
that tho cfneInrntt Club vacated itsuletHbe,shtp
In tho League II Its representative did nut nHko
Il formal nsscnt or negative to the agreement
prohibiting Sunday Bnaea anl tho snle of liquors
oil leugt'u grounds. Seyen delegates voted In
favor Of tho resolution.
Opportunity WIS then given Mr. Nenuct 10 OBJ
taln II further and n tnal opinion from his Ill
arotors OIL tho subject, and 10 retired uftor mtk.
Ink !ormal protest to tho further proceedings
, 1880-10-07
NOTES ANDiNEWS,

As IN otrcctual answer to'tho reported iIsa-
erco,nent between tho frIentls uf Grant an,i or
M !'A'oe ti,ttn t'eppp''e''nAss'st ~ n'a5 w s'a6eA
thnt yesterday Gcn. ur0nt called ut the hen'l'
aud ~ .a9 M, h s oaG III a',a I'M
t,,', -, ,,r,siS, a. ,nno,, ~ 1 III T., .t;,s
aik ~ P."s'ue nece'ns ~ W ntIu !" 'n,s city
Mhlea snoh1d oe aadfcsscd W senator ltlasac.
Tho !atier speaks at Champaign Get. II, md
there Is somo hope that ho '"ny be Induced tn
speak hcre during tho inter part Of octobcr.
RgxAron nf3sct,E tuNxt,Su
vos+or7ov ,yrntn ~ ua,ra,os;; v,, CIov, .,,o4 J..
s.,!, sesstsu.s wsose ~ ssessWsS taN e'ase Gas
would te Impossible fer HIN to spenk In Chcn-
s'ss.e, ,o on, " stnn sio no. - s,,c"s er
Year henuG, '$" @'9
r,,r ,,rp,,ur,c,v ~ c.xn,n.rru
-. A.tunnten' C'1apauAthS
on Inc county ticket held u h!tet!llK yesterday
4dternHn M a. thg Grand ranto ii"'Sl: aessss
appS,n.oG ca!tm,ateu at nnrt th9 naiiies ti
meetinT to in httd nt ftv ftrn,.l rncifu Ilntsi
Ut . U'couk this nGtpr;,cn,,. 3S ''"'S'
TIM Iien,,hiIr",,s tx,,,tt flint tho Exec,,ttve
Gots taf la w ns fy II TO- to.;ta ana
xaIitzpi Gy iGo litter Iart Wi the Week. i nftn.
61r Of pr0u.t1,cnt Ii,mihrans hHyS bcou dit
locking for situhlr htt]tIturtHr8 but i1tI nrt>pur
place has got Icon found.
DECENTRALIZATION
A1,out a,xtv frrtun r, ami srnntnn xJon t,anp,.
l!cat,s n,archod .Iowi1 fr,u, thc Sixti Wurl ycs.
1r tie Central Gartied ind Arthur Clnb.
Ii this nlattcr tho lttncrlts' hAtc de-
v!aetl 4 scheme Whrh they huue to .wdrk
successfully. They have ;aslprl!ctl Foreigners
VIM have nevcr takcn out tse!r tirst pnpeFs With
ntftdAvlis stating that their ltrst pipGr4 wtFu
IT." hfnnt ,i"w ~ s,InmE ,"nnth IL it,snE .or ~
T11s snhemm ibnv ht,m. IN wnrE NJ ii" fcr:;,.,m
a.. 70 i.t..,.vy y .t ~ nnt ~, avr"ot,n -, IL
nrosao';nG fnr ,,etrr xhr m Ijntes ~ vivc1, ~
f'os'e"ssa ''t ps''as, '., -"
foHA MAN.
Ono Of tho people tintHin!tctl Ivy tho Demo-
crats III the Filth S1nMtnr!al District l8 u tUl0
=! ~ ~ Masv " ~ ,xo ~
80 ~. ~ "ahnnt ~ tnoir i,ts,"nMt H. ttnnS ~ 1hIs n
Ioe,fnn nisv sw shnt Ihi. Mau is tin III ~ ~
sa M noy ~ t, snas III III r. . s, 70
,ptict ~ - KY i,g.ts Thor ~ t,ni ,S. n
ro m - ~ n ~ f'H tnat ..nn"it @ So fnn H. ~
eIros. 1 "3 ~ nt .u, o u .sa.,3 tGnv it., ~
+ ain,,ti ~ = r,," NJ ',vh, r nr.t,1.ita Hr,th ns
. KIT w. i nnn M ~ n!an an1
them resppctgd,
ur Will, MN
-o,o.. urn. .s,rros,t ,.us,or.,,,, AIR. ,..
t st,taIs,, W. uH sy s,,s,,a' ,. .!nes ais'
Gsuueo " Matsut! , Mnata sts,S" tu9 nostnnn oI
Giot""of lenneu ~ ~" ~ 4t tu eoHn'{ Lo4tEE-
t lant't t!nsesslkhston n,natI'il. tup tAGt tAne,
w Willy nae' ashts Mna ~ 1nl!M.a & W .G1isnlIG. W
aas sSo eMs"eA VIZ. " s a saa ~'a Work Ill
oht'so harmony VIII loo ..sxe''
Ths Third Ward Auxiliary Club mot at Iode.
rou1euoo Hall TWcnty y srCus,ti strcut lust eyG-
lng, Kirk iiuwos and nther si,uHkers ud.itttssssl
the nuotinx. aud wpr0 plithusiastiruiiy 70.
cIivpd,
1,,. n..,. T.,
taG 0emoesatic aicHttAlAhIauss M W tno itcpun!lc
L AmMsuFh!c9 H. NuIt!'!H Ms.u M1h !eHHy yoatnF.
, 1880-10-07
LOCAL CRIME.

.rI:WELlaY THIEVES.
%. A. Harris and tlobort Dukcrs arc TIM namcs
given by two suspicious characters who wero
arrested yesterday ut,or,,oon IN Clark street by
Dctectlvus Wiley aud Elliott On tho t,ciro1I Ut
nns wns found gnf1 watch bearing tho namo
Mathew l.. IIrowt, which wns identified ~ ono
etutcn curing tho forenoon frotn n. fintsun's
!e;selry etore. The prisoners confessed every
thing, ana 1o!.l hsw upon cntcrIug Matson's mo
q tnei1l engaged TIC rGEAlFcr's Intention whilc
the ttlIer "sfitakch tho witch ani E0rl,e otlIer
artleicst :, Tho police rrnrt atntes That Mr.
*,oicu nnili tic n.llcers brought II To- lIfii. 1io
prisoners al4p confessed finvtnH stotc, sctcrnl
H0h! atid silver cases and Hthcr articles irnfii
recovcrs! III thttr we're .s,ll ut vnrlua
rrctver the nrttccs t0-tay. Uukcrs hid iiarris
arc ilnkn9w! u the p''tc1 here, ami clun shut
WI Mkx ,"r baex sa ias aa y ntss esy VIZ IT,
Astit'us predatory txcursb,1 to Denvt'rt Colo.
There WIS 4 "rls,caler" IN tills cast'.
t,e evening II tio Wcst inisuii s,reet statlon.
LatG u tho '!nrno1, .thtef e;,ter:! tho store
Huh o o shaw ss r r,nas st Afrr f
lWhlnA over sorlo trnyN Of rings which wera
show, him on tlse e,unter. t1e nskcd 10 SEQ sumo
tnai,. mud for ncarjy II 1sIarter Of a century il,
the hnsi'es.; ha,i ~ no s'.spteinn OF tne fcil,w's
to c Irxht 81 Il to 1y tsic frn u ' t a5 sw. ~
case. Tho yntlng tnnn DDkeu 1T several rings and
Fctttl m tho tsilnt OF purchAsttR> thu gttsry
runs, xhcn ha suldruly dtrw fr,,tn m nt1.sitIe
pocket III hIs cont q hntdful Of esIyennU Pepper.
which liz threw full lii the faee nj str. Fisher,
and NJ tho eame, moment s"zetl tho tray and
dashcd out at tho d1s,r Fortunately Mr. Fishers
eyes wsru protected ly larEo sItetac'cs which he
tntn tho cDrner or nnc. eye. lis whiskrss, ,osc,
nn ny mo'ith were nilett WITH i, and aa he run out
hrxan, to take ,elrcet. ito inanAaed Is Jill.
i. hue ind ~, which was ioiued ID
ny ntltnhcr HT people I'll tho
street ut tho tlnc, but despite It nll tho tbtef
nude KutEl his eseupc with the pinndcr. Mt.
Fisher sh5s hH tluttGttl NJ, nccDt!pGGs standing
nbont At tho time, hut from whit thu pt,l'ct hayo
Raeertatnch about the chAsu through the streets
titGy scein confident s.'at thu thief hatl shrew'l
ncco1npItcns who nIded him in snaksus good hla
forty rtnEY. ncnrly MI pInln gold tands. tniHcd
By Mr; Fisher Ut about f:s. Tho thief Is dc:
nEe. smooth faes, ani Glad ii lisht cult
% hrowntsh hue, Several nrfcsts wcrs
detectives n: thu West Matliaon sttpct Sutton,
hut tho right nun bas not yet hccn caught. Mr.
FISHER spent the evening At the etuuona exnin-
lnInE tho leogues' Album ln tho hupe Of being
nts to pck nut tin mug Of thu chup wha
plnalcrcd HIN. but, 50 tur ~ known, he did nut
identify Anr one,
, 1880-10-07

UktRtffh IA I1ttFUtf f1~f.
LAKE CITs, Colo, nct. A-lNnsltieralle az
elgeHrnt wA4 tErAtetl III tttA city ye4tuF,tny by
tho suiu nf tho Mountain Q,tcel.. rrpresutltM-
Tive Sun .1uan snlnt Ia Messfs Faischlld s: sier-
rilt. Ut Chlcaxo. R1d lsiue =. WhcNt, 1T Netr,t,
through their representative. Prut. .1ancs Eilpr.
~, Tho consideration wa* &isiHu. II Ia tstna
LIDO property. hut las been n tlya t!on fur ycoss,
and VIII noH b1 vigorously wuvkeu.
, 1880-10-07
PERSON AIS.

ts - &hn n,,trantIo r4.,D,,n IT.. nfunn .t,.at
> = - Lhp EPtA1VtaI Stt1hEo NIHcIllllAll SAlHA
ro to tho WhitO OMpuutNtnS,"-..tfdit y.
Tim lJunttnw sensuf Il, ireland Ia prncti-
,t,. "a. 80 .1 .4 49, .t t.If.,. ~ .t..
chtlP NJ hh eHd. nnAE hf tno lQtlulorus uhF1u4
ro1,o to London fur tho Ttntor.
o " w. ~ a.
,,.. ~, Ne,s. Wi, S..,' ,T, +a, 1rbt IN
w.. .,was - .,. .,a.s. =. ...,.s.es - H.. ,,r,nt
.'scno"a - '' f"'e' 70
Fei11of preA1cta tnat .UctopeF ls Ake!y ~
dlnnn ELECTION Democrats will wonder how he
>ou1ll hit It 20 cxaot,y.
A haou,,rrt ,t,1 IN Af,1i,e
,us..,' ",. ~ -, .,,ar., s,,no,
, 1880-10-07
MUST GO 70 QUARANTINE,

Hp5sa11 U1Fat<k II THs Ch1eae0 4TlINNE
EAsHlSGgoN. II. e., Oct. G.-r. L. Miller,
Iarto stock Eaiser. Of l3cucher. ILL.,. hu& Just ,.
potcd hcrd Ut I9 HEREFORD Cattle aud fous
boutAdnwu RANK fru1M lIcrufur<lAhisu, Eux.
Mr34 tIlSr yastae4Ay upplled 10 tho Trcususy for
peFf4ssin tu G!,ter bis cattle through tho i4l.
slnt{n Ctlsto,l-liuiso without tho nnety days
Gesbfut.isel AsaIxta;,t Sc rotsry Er.s,sh T,,Isl.
~ h4 dill ol.te buEuse suts av4sul4, lhat rigid
4uQlhutiuu n4ust be IufpScuu,
, 1880-10-07

Gcn9 Walker declines to Kva any Information NJ
IL tho nature nf the rept'rt. and AsatstaHt-*cc-
tho absence ,of hecrrtury tchurz- it II GnBil-
tlcntly stHtEt. hDMevrr, ny purtnsls who c!am Il,
kn, t',nt tltiI. Wnker. fl tho rrtrt, !,pltis Tho
tlI'the CENSUS Of thE0 IL cutrcct, ar,I that TIM
n,,partnt discrepancies arc t., be attributed 10
tho hssumcd imperfecuons lu the former cen.
, 1880-10-07

,o,,,ful. for It ID now admitted TINT tho corrupt
.,n,lnn ia beakcu up, and tho Ht0ctornl votes Of
lint stnto will 10 cnst for GARFIELD. II Ohio
voc, Republican and Indiana ncfnucrutlo Ioxt
,,t .,1ny u0rs will still tsc esy; md tho doubt
mi Stulcs will hayo fnlcn Just wtcro they wcro
expected 10 10 at tho tcgfnufuR Of tho cam.
ratgn.