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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-02
A CHAPTER on PORK.

The ''sugar cured" are considered the
finest of our Anne rican hams, but the
imported ones from Hamburg-the cell
ebratcd "Westphalia hams"- are supe-
rior to anything else in this line. The
brine for curing them is made AS fol-
lows: Six pounds of rock salt, two
pounds of powdered loaf sugar, three
ounces of saltpctcr and three gallons
of water. Boil all together and skim
while boiling. When quite cold pour it
over the meat, every part of which
should be well covered by tho brine.
Small pork will be sufficiently cured in
week, but hams intended for smoking
should if large, lay in the brine at least
four weeks. This pickle, as well as
most others of its kind, may be used re-
pcatadly, if boiled up sfresh each time
with small addition Of its ingredients.
Before putting the meat into the brine
it should be well washed and wiped dry
In Hamburg, these "Westphalia hams
are smoked in extensive chambers, in
the upper stories OF high buildings. The
smoke is conveyed to these rooms
through tubes from fires in the cellar,
and il is said it communicates favor
to that Of ordinary smoke houses.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-02
An car of corn to hog now is worth
two fed in December.

However valuable commercial fertil-
ixcr are, still barnyard manure is king
To Clean Gold.-Powder some whit.
ing and make it into moist paste with
some sal volatile. Cover over the gold
ornaments and surface with a soft brush
let it dry and then brush it of with a
moderately hard brush.
When good earth is used for potting
plants seldom need any special manure
The best soil for plants is found in old
meadows, and the corners of fence,
where sod has grown long time.
Corn-coffee is excellent to settle The
stomach when il refuses to retain every
thing else. l have given il twice dur
Ing the past week, each time with good
results. In one case the patient had thu
most violent retchings every few min
utes for several hours, but ii needed
only cupful Of corn-cofIee to effect d
cure. make it by burning an ear OF
corn quite black, and steeping.-Cor
Country Gentleman.
Dried-applc Cake.-Two cups Of dried
apples soaked over night in just water
enough to cover them. Chop fine ant
boil in two cups of molasses twenty
minutes; let cool; add one cup sugar
one cup and half of butter. two eggs
one heaping teaspoonfal of saleratus
one teaspoonful cinnamon, one tea
spoonful cloves, half nutmeg and floul
enough to make stiff batter. This rec.
ipe makes two loaves.
Outbuildings and fences, when not
painted, ought to be whitewashed once
or twice yearly, with good coat OF
lime wash. 1t prevents decay of thu
wood and adds greatly to the appear
ance Of neatness and hcalthfulness
The addition of sulphate of zinc TO thu
pail will cause the wash 10 harden wei
aud will prevent il cracking or rubbing
on.
Crimped hair.-To make the hair
stay in crimp take two pennyworth OF
Rumarabic and add TO il just enough
boiling water to dissolve it. When dis.
solved add enough alchohol to make ra'
Their thin. Let this stand all night and
then bottle it to prevent the alcohol
from cvaporating. This, put on the
hair at night, after ii is done up in pa
per or pins will make il stay in crinp
The hottest day and is perfectly harm.
less.
Apple and rice pudding.-One cupful
end half of uncooked rice and two dog
en- apples. Wash the rice well and soak
Il for two hours in cold water. Pare
and quarter the apples. Wet the pud-
ding cloth, spread in deep dish and
cover with two-thirds of the rice. Lay
in the apples, having them packed as
closely as possible, and sprinkle the re-
maindcr of the rice over them. Tie as
tightly as possible, AMI plunge into
boiling water. Boil one hour. Serve
With molasses sauce. The sauce is
made q follows. One cupful Of molas-
ses, half cupful Of water, ono table
spoonful Of butter, a little cinnamon or
nutmeg-abOut half q tcaspoOnful-one
fourth Of . teaspoonful of salt, three
1easpooufuls Of vinegar. Boil Ill to-
rotker for twenty minutes. The juice
81 ono lemon can be used instead of the
vinegar.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-02

Save the. backache. To sort potatoes
or apples, stand uprighs, and save the
backache. II is more healthy. Make .
platform SxS feet, with sides to in
chcs high. Leave. gap q one corner,
to pour out from. Set the form ON .
barrel or other support. and pour =
bushel at = time Of apples on it and sort
them standing. II il easier to Lift mp
than stoop down.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-02

1.-The new corn crop, which is inl-
mense. is now reads to feed the hogs
There is no time ut which corn can be SC
probably fed to hogs as vhcn il is in
full milk. They will fat,en faster on II
than any raw food vet discovered Hog
arc a good price, and corn plenty. Wait
not another hour: haul it out TO them
For while give it to them stalks and
corn together. While sucking the
sweet juices of the stalks they will Meth.
er need nor use much water, except to
wallow IN. For this purpose it Il
claimed that water is important in hot
weather. But it is no waste Of corr
to feed them in full milk, and the month.
of August, September and October are
worth, nearly all the balance Of the year
for fattening hogs.-Ohio Practical
Farmer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-02

Their arc now eleven mills in the Unit
cd States engaged in the manufacture
of steel rails five in Pennsylvania, three
in Illinois and one each in New York,
Ohio. and Missouri. Since 1867, the
wear in which steel rails were first man.
ufacturcd in this country, the proudLct
has trebled every year, until in 1879 il
amounted to606 ,Ss7 tons, agaipst 2.s77
in 1857
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-02

It is calculated that one gallon Of
white paint win cover about forty-four
yards of surface.
, 1880-12-01

THE PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS.
BEHIiS, INV. 30.-.rllc Volks Gazette vim
lently nttacks the North German Gazette fur
trying to pal'lato tho persecution Of tlo Jews.
The l'0lks Uazctte expresscs tho belief TINT
tho articles IN the North German GazcHc 0n
tho question aro inspired. It suys: "The
Government Is playing pa!trj gamo. 1t
merely threw out n card Of jewish persec,l-
tton III order 10 strtke at civil liberty, rs 1t
did with tho Socialist agitation"
DEAD.
LoNnoN, Nov. 30-1lcrr Schultz, editor Of
tho Cologne gazcttc. Is dead.
slLvE1t cONREsroSnENcE.
T}EHL1H, Nov. W.-puurparlers nro passtng
between the United Statrs, French, mud Ger
mnn Governments for exchanging opinions
relative to tho employment OF existing silver
coins.
THE zOLLFEHElN.
LONDON, Nov. N.-A dispatch from Berlin
suites there Is busy agitation afuot In tho
3lanso cities for their inclusion III tho Xoll-
yercln. At n meeting III Bremen n resou-
tlon III fayor Of TINT course was utmost unant-
1Motsly adopted.
, 1880-12-01

eoason- ticket sae concluded Inst night ~as one
uf the most remarkable subscription ticket
snles ever made In this city. Every selt IN the
Centrnl Mustc-IiAll auditorium has been taken
for tho cntiro aertes Of tho frgutar subscription
concerts, tho amount taken for tho three con-
certs to Dc given in ttlat series approxlmatinG
s6,6(0. The popularity Of tho Apollo Club con.
certs has never been better Illustrated thnn BY
this snlc ot seats, which is 80 large TINT TIM
sloubtedly nnny WIN haro bcen expecting
to intend these concerts will be disappointed
III not having procured thafr tickets bcforo atf
hnd been sold. Tho management Of tho Club
huvo very fortunately anticipated tho great de-
tnand for seats by arranging for an extra can
cert which vii! nccur IN Tuesday night next.
the reRulnr subscription cnncert Of tho series
occurring On MoNdny might. AT tho stbscrlp-
tIon cuilCert the Clah Will gtyg the first per-
fnrmarre Ut 1layt'n's "sl,rlng md Summer !"
ever given III Ch1cHgG aud liafldct's hsasittfu}
1pcrutta "AcIs and Ga!Atea. whtlc OH Tuesday
nluht HublnHtciu's xrani choral composition,
" Tlu Tower Df Bn0el." Will receive i.s tlret rep.
rcscntnti0n IN America. II has bern announced
by the New York plers that Ut. Dnmrosch WIS
10 give tho first performance in this country Of
the" Tower of l,ubol,' bnt with Gbaraoteristic
energy md enterprise The Apollos have ar
rnlgcl IL sccnrc to their ratro,s tho first hcar.
Ing 1T the work. Its performance is expected
tn trUtluct tue Krcntest BtnsntIun Of tho seaso1l
In The musical W0riht
, 1880-12-01
GRAIN IN PHILADELPHIA.


The Stock Heavy, but Not Uncontrolla"
blr.
Sptctdi nspatth to Tx Chicago Tft1unt.
pitstADEf.f'ItfA. Ta., Nov. N,-1t has been
stnhd that condition Of affairs in the graiu
trudc similar b tllat existing III baltimore snny
he found in tE1s city: that tho elevators arc MI
full; half million of bushels If wheat stand
Ing on tn" track, no tonrhRe III purt, and few
charters made: further, that Western ucrrhnnts
hnye lost cu,ildeucc In this market, und ship
tnents have almost ceased. S0thlnx cnn bo
wider from tho TRUTH. The stock Of
grain Is hcavy, it Il true. but
1t has often t,een Rrcntcr. There IL
to-day in elevators here 1,ss1...i:t bushels IT
grain, If which 1.sssD,11s are wheat. bui there
were III elevators on tho lst Ut August, ws,ett
thero wis no complaint at nil OF II bioeka,1c,
l575,tEIs bushels. or IL sixth more. Tho receipts
for the past month wcro 1..;3,001 bushels uF
wheat and 1.bs. 500 Of corn. and tho receipts to-
dny we're over ltp,0U bushels.
Tho market to-day WIS little higher, ahd q
better feeling prevailed.
1t can he Kud With considerable certainty that
tho t1Iilroad companies do nut cDnieu1pA nrs
such actun as that Uf the baltimore 0hiD.
lanes knnx & Co.. of baltimore. have nude
arrangements 10 nptE branch hUusc. ma
Jatncs Shannon, their representative. Ia a!reads
on 'Chupxe,
, 1880-12-01

ehowcd some wcakrrss. tnth c!pslnR Mt their
h!wHst pOtut. ~ md as respectively. Titus.
nt1 | pr cent, or from l'4 e loh. cIo'inr
With. fractional recovery. The Nnrshern
iaGitIca wcre G,n.nc!tously ~cnk. tho Erefe.fc,l
at,n,il %, while tho common dropped from :s'i
tu:EN. anil finished Mt 81. Tho business in thIs
ThIn,leiphia i: I:rIs was influences. ndvcr1cly
BY TIM backward movement IN NGw York. an's
hhvinR no support dropped back to IN. NnrtherE!
81 tu 41A In tho final tfAnsact[ona: North
lrnhsylranla WINS firm m reRtinr sales at G,
E,, wmh ~ 4alffcscnco Of f,cr cent nn short Gon.
Tic fcst Of tho list was tle3iceted.
, 1880-12-01

6ptetat Mspatfh to Thu Chicago Trtbans,
PHILADELPHIA, pa., Nov. W.-The ssrIugcncy
In tho money market ii. this city is by no means
III great rs III Now York. mud there Ia still sulll-
Client for ordinary business enterprises, show.
Ing that tho tiRh.n moss In Now York is mt due
10 legitimate deusands for 1noney. Eoverthe.
less. tho stuck market toll0ws Now York very
closely, a1,d thoro wns selling tellAou-
cy al! day. ilcatitng was tho only stock
coasp!cunusly str0ng, and that on ro-
ports circulated that before President
0owon sailcd for EuF,pe to-morEow ho would
giyo positive assuEanco that tue two millions to
blind the dofcrrtA stock scheme had bccn de-
,postted. III, Thotnas wtdo Powell disappeared
about fortnight uKu, and It Ia presumed that
no will turn up In London ahead pf prDsdent
nowen, a,d that ho VIII n,ake i very uphill
Should President Gnwen bu ublo TO Estaln bis
bold, It u not thoaght that Big Will ret4la tho
v!nlloaton, und then resl9n, putting ,u y IuRn
ct hfa t.Wn elliltct
Neadiny sud to-day between e5A and &A;
Pemnsylyanla was aso quiet, but huld up pretty
well. ceiling up frpm ON " w, and closing
about IT,; Lehigh Navigation Rod Lehlxh Valley
, 1880-12-01
VARIOUS,

KArf: 0nt:ESwAYs riCTunE.
14nytoS. Nav. Jn-Kate nreenway'S ptct-
uto for tho Royal Academy las tlccn plr-
c'Iasctl by d. Lotltr0p, Ut Now fork. 1t
will bu engraved for tl1o Dnbv-Louc innga-
zlHo. .....
TIE POLISH ASsIrE1ssAnf.
The Poles yesterday celebrated In t3alfcia
nMl other places the tlflfeth anniversary Of
their gallant struggle for independence, be-
gun III 1850.
EstPERDn Williams HEALTH.
The Emperor of Germany Is improving in
health. Ills symptoms were dyspcttc, ac-
COMMANDED with q cough. lie Is anxious ~.
gartling the future of Eastern politics.
EtiEiK ADpALLAf.
TEItEnAS, Nov. 30.-A report has been re-
celred here that Sadlk, son At Shetk Ahdal-
lall. With several thousand kurtts, advanced
close III 10 urumiat, and captured tWo glills
Tho Persian commander left Urunlah 10 cl-
gage lli1n III batsle.
, 1880-12-01
cta,o Comments Of the German
Newspapers on the Jewish
Crusade.
iddHloual Seizures OF Tnccndtnry
Documents ami Arms III =.
Russia.
Project for a Railway from Vienna to
Constantinople- Polit.
ical Meeting in Vienna.


TIE siEhMEt 11ot4A.
1oypoy, Nov. 1o.-Iho repairs to tho
steamer Utopia afo expected 10 OCCUPY n
week.
TIE souTl1 fAciFIo NUMBERS.
The Admiralty have telegram confirming
the report Of tho murder OF tho commander
mud SIX Of the crew of !lcr Nla1esty's schooner
Sand FLY. at tic solomon Islands, In tho
SouthFacifsc. Inc party washtsacked willie
some Of them were batlilng. 4 party from
tho schooner under sub-Lientcnant landed
aid recovered tllo bodies, and destroyed tho
village, losing ono seaman killed and one
wounhetl. The Commodore on the South
Pacific Station wlll dispatch another mstl,-of-
war to the Islands.
DALE. THE h1ruAL1sr.
III the case OF tho hev, L. Pelham Dale.
keetor OF 81 Vcdast, imprisoned for dis
obe]l0E The orders Of tl.o ecclesiastical
court by carrying on rltuallst'c practices,
to-day, alter long arguments IN applications
fora VIII OF haoeas corpus, Win view to
us lelcase otl lle s1ou1lh OF lhe lnehialty
o. inc proceedings agnihst hlm' tue queens
Bench DIVISION, without expressing NIL
opinion upon tue point raised. granted tho
WILT Ictnrnab'o Monday next, and also
etaatca fltes ca,!ine upon mo prosecution
10 prove t'o Validity OF tI'c proceedings
sea'hst Lalc'
FOUND ou1LrT
Philip Callan. charged with li6cling 4. n.
eel''all' nus oceH 1uuitl Rui!ty. Ihe Ver'
ale! was tI,at .n1, e"'1'll papl|st!ed 1't,el*
anu mat 1Ao llnel III question was not Il fair
comment. Inc Jury also made connlcnt
concerning oalllSahs hrlor Attack on Cnl'an,
guy taat WIS not mentioned IN the formal
, 1880-12-01
THF WEATHER.,


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF sf0SA1 OFFICER, WASH
ISoToS, u. G., Dec. III a.. n,.-For tho Lower
Luke region, lower barometer, stationary Or
higher temperature, casierly secr!ng 10 stnth-
erty winds. cloudy weather, with rain or snow.
For tho Upper Lake region, fn'!ng followed by
stationary ur rising barometer. sotithwoatcr1y
ycrrng TO south or west wind. stationary or
higher temperature. partly cloudy or cloudy
weather, with rain or SNOW.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
vnlIcys, rising, preceded in tho former district
BY faliing barometer. stationary or higher tenn
porature, southerly vecring 10 westerly Winds,
purity cloudy weather In 1atter mud partly
cloudy or cloudy weather With ruin In former
district.
The Ohio will rlec nt PIttsburn.
Csutiouary sfgunls aro or,icrcd for Erie, Clcre-
land, Section +. Sandnsky, mud Tp!cdn.
For tho Ohio Valley nnd Tennessee. falling
followed by stNt!onary or rising barometer, sta
tionAry or higher tcmpcraturp. soushcrly vcer-
ing 10 westerly Winds, cloudy weather, With ruin
or snow.
, 1880-12-01
IRELAND,

DI6TttNH4Nrn An NEW nArrAa
DUBLIN, Nov. so-A ,nrre force If no,,ca
aeco1npa1ltcd hv ,nfontrw mi nrtI1iarv 0' n.y.
ceedetl ia Nav pofins thfa ,,or"inr ~ n,atto
disturbance thera ''''' '''f' ~ e"o''"
ro,,,cp INIT
TIN r.uou,, - .oileh 49, ot noii
Of Its prectnn At Mn, p,I1n, H., hon, ~ ~,
acconulfslnd tho ,,en ns,,tr,, hnina. e,,orn.,,a
by tho uyerwhelrnInr forco ~ enit,1ars ,',,n
pitched six tonts In w,,tch t,.artv't,va ,,a,to.,
Will camn to nrntart 'n"u i" ~ arec,inn hv ~
The hut ''~~' Wv" ~ Wv ''sSs'o'' ~
nr,v.,n o.v,,r,
Tho 1nyet,c oon,a,,s t -, % a,rar =, ot mn ~
ward FIR tho ,1;.'a,.Is', W - ~
Wheefcr nj Oo,n .@'S ~
r,s".ss
A ctrcu1nr ~ hoa., ~ .",,,..a to ~,
Of the Ch1"s es tss1su laun 1,to 10. o1aeo
sonai cr",.n 0stIs s,,aI ~ .,' uu W ~ oes.
10 absent .as .i',st 9A aos
hours NJ t;,,," "'p .,'t s"a'. s"uno"'
trs withn,.. .,s,, .a' s4.o'. sou'o 10, Iou'
Forster NJ, os" 'snsn' t'' ~ ~ .ues ~
1eferancs t., sv.'s'!o"''o's ,..a " 'ao po''ce III
-. ~ ou.s"hss'
Losnoy Nnu ~ !" ~ ',;s,,n.s; ho"%nn eaa,, nou.
, 1880-12-01
VOLCANIC ERUPTION.

HEMAnKAnt.E ACTIVITY or stAuSA 1.oA.
SAN F1ASctsco, Cai. Nov. :n.-Advccs
from Honolulu t,y tic steamer Ctyof Sidney
dcscrt!,o tho eruption Of hannn ft,,. HOW IN
PROGRESS, rs one If tho graNtcst ever WIT
messed. It broke out Nov. :. abolit six tniirs
fr0tn the summit Of tho crater, throwing out
two great streams 1T lasa, one OF which n
thirty nffcs long, 100 10 200 yards wide, and
nbo!,t Excnty feet tlccp. Terrible explosions
accompany 1ts flow. SDno fears are entnr-
talned for tho safety Of 1felt'. although tho
flow sccns turning III mother direction.
, 1880-12-01

Tho burtes1uU "CArMnn I'll tho hh1ds OF tho
LeayItt tEunps Is fur m0ro satisfactory lhAn
"Ia FIllu tln Ta,nbour knjor," which occupied
tho Donria lust wouk. In tho burles1luo "CAr-
tncl, Just enough g,'npses Of thu original plat
aru afforded 10 let tho a,.ttIcnoe keep tsack Of
tho story, tho rest 0f thu performances conslat.
lilH nT a0NKs and tlasicrs OF various degrees al
enough III their linu, and ns burtps,j,Ie Is their
strn,lK fcnltiru, ''GMttneu" nlwMys proves Rtlnl
carri. It vii! bu kept oil during tho wcuk. and Is
deserving Of patronage.
, 1880-12-01

john A.St0vcna rcappearctl Monday night In his
"Unkuown," dr1tnla ds,Gtcnt Of lrn,uAtlo pur-
poso aud lnhcrunt impoFtanco. Tho pioco has
been Played hero before. Ms. 6tevons' com-
pany Is fnlriy acceptable. and manages 10 plcaso
tho audonce. Mr. bailey Hs Jdc@s Salt gives
clever performance md Blisa I.0ttta Church. a
liR1jsoina !tttlo !aty with rAytsIiAg tlRuru and
Ii frOlleks0Mo manner. IL tho must nottcoabte
Mtns,nK the AutrGssM, THO aeenery Hntl mUChnll'
tIeulAFy In tho upper pArt. IL vol hsled.
, 1880-12-01

Applications for Inc1rroratlon-An-
"tiler Titro,1gtl IkalErond- -Linc-TaHy
from The Princess L0ttlne-i'rauAu1cnl
Money.
sptctts Dftpasea to 1as Chtea9n THbune.
MONTREAL, NV. h.-Prcpnr!tons nre max
ing here for 1ayinH down tue raflwny icc- bridge
arrnss tho St. Lawrence to connect tho Quebec.
MontreMi, Ottawa l. Occldent Ilnl!way with TIC
Southeastern Hallway. The same material uscd
lust ycar Will bo utilized this SEASON.
st. Andrews pny WIS celebrated hero by tho
rnetnlrrs Of st. Andrews SncIety attending
church in tho Aftcrnoun, whcn tho nov. Il. u.
MaekRy prcarbcd IN appropriate sermon. In
owning Ernnu balt ~as given In tho Windsor
IIotcl. which was Intended by fully 80 ladcs
and gentlemen belonging 10 tho city. Tho
ballroom was handsomely decorated for tha
occasion. The luttlcs were dcckcd out
in rich md elegant toilets, and nltogcthor the
scene In tho magnificent hall wns grand In tho
cxtrctuc Tho tnncins wins kept up until Into
hour, humptuous sunpcr being scrvcl after
midnight.
4 sensation WINS created hero this evening on
It becoming known that bfr. +. J. Keller, young
aud rising lawyer OF this city, Ind been arrested
M chargc OF nisapproprnttng 7,5D0 bcl0nElng
to tic cstass Of William X. Hepburn Of this city,
which he wHs intrustcd with tu Invest for tho
,ntuor children. Thu accused gave inf mud was
released. Mr.. Keller occupies tirst-class posi-
ton, b0th professionally nnd socially. In this
city, md hts cDniuct heretofore hus been not
un'y lrrcproachublc, but highly honorable.
Sptetat Uspach to Tae Chteaoo Tribune.
OTTAWA. Nov. M.-Tne following notices OF
application to Parliament appear in the Official
Guzctte: 10 incorporate tho European, AnerE-
cnn & Cnnadlan Guulo Company, Limited, for tho
purpose Of luy.ug and operating line Of telc-
graphic cahe between Europe and Enblc Island,
and 10 CUn,ltct with tho lGlegrnphfo systems OF
CNnatln and A.ncrlc.: su eh company to havc a
, 1880-12-01
OBITUARY..


FREDERICK 4. SEfNOLT.
Spttlat Dlspdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEcAruEI ILL.,. Nov. 30.-Another old veteran
nf. tho Wnr Of 1872 tus beon called home. Fred
crick y. scybolt died hero lust night Of trop:y
Of tho heart. 1lp WIS born In Grunge County,
New York, In t,!t}. and Ecrvcd In Gen. Uunlap's
brignt,e IN tho War Ut 1Bi.. Iie had BEEN c0.l.
fined 10 hs hoing for seven ycars.
, 1880-12-01

slL'l 80, cheering. III the evening ttlerc WIS
II great banquet, at Which 2,o0Q rco,le wera
present. Tiers can be nc. .tloubt lint yHster;;
hay's meeting was MT Imposing pnlItacal
by those wtlo tLo nt,t quite share the apprt-
hrnsEons as to tho dangers threatening tho
unity ot TIC Empire ai,l TIC tiHEn,an tlntto.l-
nltty ir0tn tho policy of tho present Cabinet
, 1880-12-01
.AAlUSEMENTI


w1SE-nOOM VICTIMS.
j. VI. ThDrnpson Ia aRain in tho city for the
purpose Of capturing nnUther cargo of fotnnlc
victims for h(s Infamous don tn DAtfas, Tex.
Mr.Thompson makes periodical excursions to the
Gty fer tho nnrnc purpose, mud he IA periodically
shown up iu tho newRpapen as soon as bis mr.
rival Is known; indeed. his cancctt-satoon. bis
wine.roolu, tho Odnr nj !nfnmy TINT hangs about
bis place, tho tnaHnEr In which lie tc!udes tn-
wary girls with IA passion for "tho STAGE his
treatment Of these girls whnn once be has them
thorc. nway from frlends and hun1o. aud tic
wrecked and ruined lives which hnro followed n
c0ursc at ThuMpson's, have oil bcen ect before
tho renders us tT'ilE TnIMCSE already. S1r.
Thompson*s present effort In this city Ia
ai,ied by Dir. Arthur q. Cambridge. tic
twrer of a so-caltod "dr1,mnttc aud variety
agency No. 1El SOUTH Clark sircet. Mr. Cam
rFs Is sssg gr; fSc mfSarsSs ,1,s rsss thfe
young women WIN were 70 ssart for the den in
l,alas last night. but who, fortlna.c'y tor thorn.
Now, III. cani!,rldEo Is rot tioine. ii.
n Of tho shnsaeer erctp u , ths
Thompson is, nr,d he, thoroughly. understands
for whnt purpose he Is "rta,ing" these young
,.c Msn @ nseorns @ e rho y xrs e sSfs ps e. x" pat 4
rosie.s It c"lurs. "rbry w",'l'lnt H. there two
.,afens Ms !t II tne's .ns' ete. % sad lie wiz
Cambridge To thu yntirx women. They would
wear the finest dresses, meet the hest
people. l!ye life Of luxury. ca.c,
tho business Necessary to develop ticn,
lntn etrit-cn.ntc ur sentimental all9ers or 1lH.
.ancrrs Of the trst wnser. Thu yUung wosEcnt
after having signed the contrnct,-and for Fe.
curing thctil this cnyinble posIton were cuch+
we understand, TO pny Mr. Cambridge the sum
uf *l0,-beKan to think there must be sof!lcshtng
nyderueMlh All this philanthropy. md tnAI1
proper inquiry. Mr. CntMl,r!dRc's aKency. II this
Is tin kind vi business reKIlarly CARRIED on In
II, should he givcn H. wide bcrta! by nil yonnE
whs,sc experience in tho crooked Ways of tho
wurj Ia limited.
, 1880-12-01

Spte&at Dtspateh to Iat Chtcaoo Tribune.
IASEsvttl.E, Wis. Nov. 100. j. Tortl IN OH
mud prominent citizen Of tba city, tlied ths
morning, nKci OF years. Furd wnt connected
with tho milling md wnter- power interests.
, 1880-12-01
HYMFNFAf.


Special phpatfh 10 The Gaita9o Tribune.
ocoSoAowou,w Wis, Nov, y,W.-Frnnk g. KtmbR'l,
of Wuukcsha, was marrIcd friday to Miss Jcn-
.,iv stone, daughter 0f Capt. l.. t. BtonU Ut this
1,laco. 10th parties nrU vi hEHh social stumbling
iu ths community.
, 1880-12-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tile rreatost hlc1nlsax aver otrorcd to
suffering Immunity ~ Arenls kumyss. lit dys*
pepsla, gustrils, na,sca. Htt,eE. drbll!lf. c0t'-
stIiuniotl ctc, IL Acta llkuA cllArHl. 1IfstrCty.
trprt.sai0i,, uilunslncHa vnnfsh comfort tnkcs
tlej t,,lncp. Ap1Ihtits nnd strength return ~ II
uy nnve. kuIn,ss IL not u MEDICINE; II IL fnt'd