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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-24
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.
Young Mems Christian Association.

The organization of this society in 1858 was
appropriately commemorated last evening in
the High street church. Mr. j. F. Lscomb,
the President, presided, a large audience being
in attendance. The exercises commenced with
with an organ voluntary, followed by the con-
gregational singing, praise God from whom
all blessings flow" Rev. Asa Dalton then
read Proverbs Ist and offered prayer The
High street choir followed with the anthem,
"How lovely are the Messengers" The report
of the President was then listened to, the fol-
lowing being an abstract:-"It has been our
desire. our aim and our endeavor to bring our
association into its true field of labor, so that
most effectively We might care for those who
properly fall under our charge: so that work.
ing as we should work in our own peculiar
province, we might be felt to be an adjunct to
the churches that should be recognized and
encouraged by them. We rejoice to know that
in increasing measure this aim and purpose is
being realized. The association has held 234
social prayer meetings; 80 young ladies meet
ings have been held on Thursday afternoons
with an average attendance of twenty, and of
the attendants twenty have been gathered into
the church; large number of cards, tracts
and the monthly paper have been distributed;
the reading room and the library have been
sustained and patroniZed as in the past; a few
sermons to young men have been delivered by
the pastors and course of entertainments by
home talent have been sustained the cash re-
ceipts were $944.23 and the disbursements
$941.46, which includes the liquidation of
loL4 - H., L Al,
ganization for several years" The report
closed with the hope that in all these and in
| many new directions the association would
make marked progress the coming year. The
| audience then united in singing 'Will Jesus
| find us Watcbing?'
Rev. G. A. Dickinson followed in a familiar
talk upon the preparation necessary for the
work of saving souls. A symmetrical culture
is of Che first importance, both of the boly and
of the mind. Young men be very careful of
this body of yours; next, take care of your in
tellects; read, but digest it, make it a part of
| yourself.
"watchman tell us of the night was then
| sung.
| Rev. w. Ell. Fem referred to some of the
! objections to the church, coming both from
without and from within. The church is not
| doing the work she ought to, and therefore
| other organizations are formed; this is the
| ground, practically, upon which Young Mems
| Christian Associations stand; there is no reason
| for final difference between the church and
these young men, but the church must arise;
| she is the home and will open her gates wide
enough by and by to take in all.
| A colIectiou was recnivad at this noiut
| Rev. j. M. Lowden then addressed the au-
dience. Young men are in danger, he said (;
they do not we'll know the path of life before
them; they do not know their own weakness !;
young men shall we hold out the signal?
The exercises closed with singing "Must go
and empty handed"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-24
Failures.

Fa1Iur6S.
The following failures for the past week are
reported:
Almon Leavitt, general store, Kingman, is
reported in insolvency.
D. S. Lindsey, grocer, Bath, is reported in
insolvency.
SHELTON & Harrison, manufacturers of pot
ash and soap, Dexter, are reported failed and
in insolvency.
Josiah Hutchinson, general store, Buckfield
is reported in insolvency.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-24

Two-base hit Smith; struck out-Bowdoins 5,
Bates 4; LIST base on errors-Bowdoins 10, Bates 4;
called on Wilson, 49, on Parsons, 80; wild pitches
Parsons q Passed balls-Knapp 3; Wilbur 4; time
of game-1h. 3Om.; umpire-G. W. Phillips, Maine
Medical School, scorers-Foss for the Bates; WASH
burn fer the BOWdOinS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-24

THE closing saleof rich and elegant alabas-
ter and marble will be made at 10 and o'clock
today at rooms Of F. o. Bailey & Co., 80 Ex-
change street.
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THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY "a.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

EMBARRASSMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre Royal MILDLY.
The Nip h Mission Circle.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
The Noriega.
j. Henry Rines & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To LED. S. Warren.
Furnished Room.
For sale-Wm. r. Lincoln.
Saw mill for sale-R. A s j. Stewart.
For salem. S. Gardiner.
Ladies-Mrs. S. A. Flood.
Gas Fixtures-John Kinsman.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Closing sale-F. Q. Bail ey &. Co.
Diamonds-F. o. Bailey & Co.s
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HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by N. G. Fessenden, Lancaster
Hall, and d, Wentworth, 553 Congress, corner
of Oak street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-24

WHO ever knew poor thing to be initiated?
Thousands of cigars are palmed off upon the
trade under the plea that ''they are as good
as the Noriega."
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SAW MILL FOR SALE.

On mAAA EVh SALEs
The subscribers. offer for sale, their
two gang Saw Mill, situated about one
mile below Fredericton, New Brunswick,
on the st. John River, together with
and workmen, and small farm and out
houses.
The mill is in good running order and
has two gangs with latest improvements
in feed gear etc., also Double Edger,
Lath machine &C., &c.
No repairs necessary to commence work.
Thismill is favOrably situated, and at
small expense could be fitted for manu-
facture Of cedar shingles or any such
work. Vessels in coasting trade can
load alongside the mill wharf, and the
Rail Road runs close by the mill.
st. John, N. B., 2Otk May.
may24 dino
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j. II. RNEs g. Co. offer this week fine
line of black satins, silks, fringes, and new
spring dress goods.
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Farm mt Auction.

On THURSDAY, May 9th, at D. H., we shall
~ sell the valuable property known as the Edwin
MOSES property, near Oak Hill, ScarboroOuh Me-
consisting OF about so of land about % acres
are in high state of cultivation balance in wood and
pasturdge, large two-story House, Barn, Carriage
class order. At same time one Horse Cow. Calves
Hens, Top Buggy, Express Wagon, Cart, Dump
Cart, Sleigh, Horse Sleds, and all kinds of aericu
tural implements &c. Terms at sale.
my21 det
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Unfermented Canadian barley malt ant
fresh hop are the ingredients of Malt Bitters.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-24

PfONOs
Satin Edge, Il inches wide, 124 cents yard
S1.15 piece. H. 1. Nelson & Co. my21-3
F. w. KINsMAN, ESQ. Dear Sir: W it'll
pleasure we order ten gross AdamSon's Botanic
Cough BolSan, showing conclusively thai
merit has won the day, and that your Balsdn
is taking the lead over the many bottles o
trash that now flood the market. -Fron
Smith, Doohttle d Smith, Druggists, Boston.
W&S&w1w
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See names of parties selling them. &c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-24

The largest Wholesale and Retail Piano and Or
gan dealers in Maine, who sell Pianos and Organs
on easy monthly installments. Harrington Block,
Portland. my22dtf
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PENoBsCoT COUNTY

The stable of ]. G.. Mayo in Foxcroft al
the spool factory were struck by Ightnil
Thursday.
, 1880-12-12
FOUNDLINGS' HOME.
4 Noble Charity Which II Not \ mend1~

4 Noble Charity Which II Not \ mendt~
can't.
..,..r ~Y,.n rho Christians
noo"t 'o's t't'e " ,ea' ..,x .-,-,1xaet a-,1 49,
feeling brg'ns to make 1tse4t na1''4eot. ~
tcrfAultlihs Is beginning To resolve IN us mlH0
the ouc,t,on Of now be shall make the home
-. h,.,,- +ho ,.1,;ms of these institutions
ec4s napP'' "it -tnu9 <,..3,,as r,tta q.
which belong TO the 1atners VI 41a'A,e' ao'.1 20
much as their own boys md girls DO begin 10
make themselves apparent Perhaps there Is
...+,,,,.io,, T., Tho c,,v which will tanpcal morn
- oas.4.onon 49, 0Ae 49, =. ~. ~,
strongly at this time VI year ~ .ao puo
uc-especialiy that portion OF II ~nlcn
haa families Of its owu-as tho Foundliuss Hos
.,;+.i ct-,.,od IN RI, corncr of Wood and Mad
ea' ~. e, - 4tands ia sr,ns m tha little no
isoG 49,, s;ch ,rc stways nccurrnc i,
Big cities ike Chicago, takes them in, gives 2
r e!e ~ s s*n, ~ n % - 10 renr Or nrrcn1s
ho - r.. endnd with rs 7nnch responsibility for
Eoo eae euuuso @ f+n ~" 10 ,,otfa-a * 9hejr rrift a.
me, me c1te N.Y.. 4no osn;1ed tonin1aI coupic III
-: 1aGsd n1r4ic,,imr feature con-
, 1880-12-12
G. =. PEACOCK

JEWELER, State and Washingtor-sts., invites
the attention Of persons intending to invest money
in PRECIOUS STONES. to his Stock which in
c1udes not only elegant SOLITAIRE and matched
DIAMONDS, but other gems Of permanent and
increasing value.
New styles in Lace Pins Bracelets, Bangles
Gents Scarf Pins, Lockets, Seals, Pencils, Vest
Chains, and many Novelties selected for the.
Christmas trade
Perhaps it is hardly necessary to say that no
other house has facilities which enable them u-
derse1l the Jewe1ry House Of c. D. PEACOCK,
however much they may claim such distinction.
, 1880-12-12

Gordon S,
202, 204 G 206
East Randolph st.,
South side, one-haIt block vest FItth-ar.
Those Of our patrons and
furniture friends who have
been
RElE[IlIGG

With joy and dismay as the
result of our advertisements
in the increased volume of
our weekly business, can un-
derstand, and distinctly un-
derstand, that we have no
connection whatever with
any other furniture house on
top Of the earth, -~do business
on our own capital, intend to
keep up the excitement, and
make it red-hot for opposi-
ton houses. So don't make
any mistake.
We are rolling out goods
lively, and the staring throng
compliment US in Our earnest
endeavor to please and make
all
, 1880-12-12

Every Department repre-
sented. Bargains for every
body. Come and give us a
call; we will try and please
you; you will get your mon
ey's worth. You will come
again if you try us once.
, 1880-12-12

Can be had in Chicago any other city, than 70
be had In bottle gallon.-by single segAr OF By
the box- splendid quality OF Sati.e and Foreign
Wnskes arc now In stock. sold by the gallon or
bottle while the bar i. al all times replete with the
very best grade OF goods becoming drstcas. public
house to keep. Inc reading. smokinE and pool
rnona and rooms for private parties, With every pos-
tlb}e attention given to visitors.
, 1880-12-12
PIANOSA
HOLIDAY
Gifts!

Our stock OF Ma1sicaI Goods
embraces Pianos, Organs,
Stools, C0ve1's, Canterburies,
Music Stands, Ti0li1as, Gui-
tGrs, Accordions, Flutes,
Cl02"i03aets, Music01 BoEes,
Harmonious, Mltsic Books,
i3e plain and rich bindings,
Musical -Novelties, MusicaJ
Instruments for children,
and all other articles In tho
music line.
During the Holidays our
Wholes0le Departments acuk
be devoted to retail trade.
Take Passenger Elevator
to Wholesale Departments.
, 1880-09-30

1Eardlnx and Nuthanlc! spufford. churxod With
tho murder or llifnm 4. Count. wcrtt nrrnixc'l
l,oforo JUSTICE wasn, a,ld ut tho rcquest Ut the
po,ico weru hull wtt'o4t baIi until ta-tluy. They
will undoubtedly lp discharged, MS thcrc Ia mt
u single item Ut prof ng,lttas theu,. 1t Is un.
ccrtMln syun TINT It wAsM murder I!st l1lny think
1t was, ind tho suspicion AxaslEst tlle spnror.i
brothers Ia II strunx one. Tho Hughes toys uud
Arthur 1gscamp. who ssnnfcss{d to hay,nE burg.
lurtxutl EGAaHt'a llMu1!tax sumo lllunihs mHtl,
nxatsst ttielll. Tho rcluaiae wcro rcconvvyua
III tho MurKuc, at,J wcr0 subjected to Il Gtspr
sxain!l,ilt,i!n Is County l'hyselan l,lutharlt
ni,tl bls usststants. The nlxnInal watls wreo
found sot,ntl mid, BY l!nw!nx ~ tl'o lnsestines.
cslllsed BY alty Injury tH this rc1nn. Thu liver
And st.'nlMch wore ilGnk.sl III Elhss vessels. nsll
wert turned ayur 10 i'nIr. a(Atlea, viii, Intends
u.'alyzln4 tliot!s In th0 ls,u u t!nllng trares Ut
in md the liis,9s md heart weto tGaIly trcoIn-
iM,stll. Tho veIualns weru then inetOse,l
III. y earrci, hnl to-tiny will ho
subjected 10 u cheint9at prncrs4 whttll
will reduce tho flesh inpty. Tic iinaE rGsllntua
will bp siftu ut II bullet nr. a,.y ulhpr nils
silU cullset .uAlh 1t cau readily 1v fml,lh. TAu
exAlnlnoA. It t8 Thought everything save thu
analysis Gun bo concluded within Il week.
, 1880-09-30
CASUALTIES.


Eptetat Eispsfch 10 1nt Chieago Trthtns.
1SptASAroi.ls, lntl.. Sept. .3MV.-Ygstcrtlay
morning Mr.. James Forester anil wife, WIN
reside five miles from, In 1'Drtr, arrived in
the city tn attend tiIe Slate Fair. taking
roanis ut tho l'y1s Ito,,sG. This marntng
they tli.l moi come tt0wn to breakfast. ai.tl,
after waiting uMtii about 10 o'cIock, tho
clerk went up 10 the rom tO learn tho cause
Of tIleIr untlsnal stay. THE otor III escaping
gas WIS stronR, a,,sl, dfvIn1ng tilo trouble, lle
1oohcd through tho transom nml saw Sir.
Forester lying oil his back, Ills fret nut Ut
the bed, a,M his hratt resting upon
tho body Of hts wife. TT less
than twenty minutes after being discovered
Forester expired. Ills wife was less Affect
Gtl, and by means Of tho mast vigorous ntHl
naEiistnkInx methods sl1e l!na lWGls kept afiye
To this writlng nltl,ntlBh ttleru ts little l!npe
Of itcr ruenyery. Tile clerk of the house
says that they ha, occupied rt, III tho
salnG part of the tl1use lust year during the
Olt Settlers Reunion, alNl nt TINT ting hid
Nsctl the gps-jrt properly. Last night, low
eyer esye tl!e t'a'ne WIS eStlnEY4isM' by r., M
window mas lip a1ld tho transonl
open, tho. escaping gs.s 80 tn'lsnlleu
tl!e ntnospllcrg rs to nsnhyxlalc tlle siccpers.
They were hott, very Ditl-Mr. FurresttT h.
Ing upwards Of s0-nntl feeble, N, tint they
were GaHI|y affected. Afr. FORESTER l,as fur
Children, two stlsls alnl tWO daughters, ntld
ult nre married snyn thu yol,1tger son, lie
lIas !'cen resident Of I.ar0rse county for
furty-oMe years, nlM! was ollc ol Tue lNrgest
ycars nEO llo represented his county In the
f.nHfatatuFp.
, 1880-09-30

ma;kcr, at tl!at lime being cynoncd to lIcr
he.i; ~ T!ier m'f!leS , wa.iid b!. h'.t TIE tie
abusive n,an1ler demanded 10 know why
lr,. as chief creditor, Ind mt lper sy-
Gully notItisd 4 nf tlie TINE 4 sa5c. i!n
St1gs Mt snr * cEat FL, a. a' t nthsf a aen,1nf w
have offered more, while, ns 1t was, John Z.
S1oc,uaker':s family still Ind n stove To warn
tenxyfs by an De.s 1 t' sesp Gnn Bya
$cntlnc', and il!a rea:al,s why !,fs lalMr iocs
not support William IL. English particularly
are not obscure.
ANOTHER INSTANCE Of T1tR1FT.
/, In ts!t indianapolis was Threatened with \
hy thc thousands. Factorlcs wcre stonprd,
tic wflurls OF Industry Ind grnwr rusty, mud
tile Capital IT The !!M'-lcr .State was IN =
very dangerous condition. At meetings held
d. Markrt stirst, near the Siaate.li",tst,
thu rry Ut work, bsea,t Or blnnd wits openly
ntsocAtetl. Ano'K tho speakers aid work.
yrs were t,any wig, liat bcG'l sola nut ot
tnwArtl l,fni. naturally tlle iiiyectives Merc
directed. Had nat Inv mid ortlcr prevailed,
coothcatlcd at tla: t!M'c. !,c would not now
as Y WIS, hc lmcntnt 50 thoroughly fright
etIctl tint llG actually went lpfore II ,neeiing
.,f tlle Council called tn tytsn means Ut re-
lief. ntHl really g,lye Sl00 fnr the PURPOSE Of
l'uyliIg brcntl fur tho pour; hut THO snnle
night he nsked tint Il st'ecial detail Of police
sloutt le. sent to guard Ills house., At
TINT meeting. committee was select
ntl to settle iiDUt tie most feASf-
bio ,sln1l1cr Of. providing work for tlInse
who were, Willing, there bc!ng Mt TINT
time about $1,000 available Il, tho City
Treasury In 0rtler To give tone to tho af-
falr, terl'aps; or Eurilnps OF account u l!is
lectc.l As M advisory merlhcr on tho part ot
the cltlzcns. Stl1nt favored the building Of Il
layee on Fall Greek. where. thu city
)uh exhaustive litigation o1, hand, anil
where the surplus money could he d.
yi,csl u!I.nng llla brendless will benefit
Ia NIL. Mr.. English. llnwcvcr, demanded
tiat n sewer sh,itst. be built IN tho southeast
':r,, part of the city, and desired the Commit
Engineer l,nying made estimates. tho City
Attorney 5uid tint tlu sewer t,r0lusftl hy Mr..
English wonld cnst S.1, ,000, a1tl suggested
tint ~ tlls ease, rs heretofore. tho !tlllhllnt
shuultl l,e tnxetl nga!Ist the prOperty.llolh-
rrs. At this tile puor nlAh'B frlend" IT.
,nartseh tlIat s.rli H. rcpDri woslld be n
damned outrage, and forthwith left the
,heGtlMg. Ills Interest III the breatln,akcs
WIS gone. aud The subsequent proceedings
Interested him M ,norr." liz never cai,le
hack. Wlyf I1n ow,Ieh over 100 houses
along the lftle Of tho proposed sewer.
, 1880-09-30
miracles in Observation-Disclosures Ign AliHt
Describes Two AppnrltluI.x.

CATHOLIC ireland. It wou!l appcar, IL not Ia 10
allowed to sitnt!nls'|!zo thu ,llracnuls apparl-
lions which OF iAte have uttriselH! vi iteh nt-
tention 10 vrttlis lcnlltsrs Df thu tlrrr1. lhlt..
Their "sclmrnte.l brethren" OF tho English
ttltuAllRtiu Church NDW Fhin0 forward With IN
i.!pArition In WMtes. CoiIcosninR stls lltter
ovrnt. wu lcMrn tr,In tho frt4!. iiDta VI Sept. ~
nr thu rr'tcslAnt stnnakterY. hns writttl In II
Hereford }H!lcr respec!llK ccstntn alleged up-
pnr!itons nt. nt.t.h!ntAniy. Wales. llus says:
"IhIA ul0ItlEtery was founded ten years lgN,
Anst III sIntHlay, Aug. ~. tho events tn hn rr-
cs'ltisql tta.k place. lhtrlnY tho time M l.l1ru-
knrcls IN Silent devotion fur an hua.r bef.tp thu
slrinr, utter which a'msther lterst't takrs hta
placr. I'm Aug. ~, while tho slIl0r hr4ther wus
lefsre this SHRINE. Mtt NJ H1Ice. III tokux up, he
snw distinctly THO silver lo!Istrnnce Aplenr nut
rare. IL tl, yusscl IN whict. inc tist IL
held ut btneuilttitn. 4 schtnlInistrcss from llay
saw tho HING nI'Nartioll, neither person b*'lnE
Gvril Ing tNur ,aSs wpro placra Ia tha reception
ground after scspers "hcn oe e1tao runhlll4
, 1880-09-30
LOCAL CRIME,
SHOOTING .AFrJthY.

Edward Morrill,, It'll overgruwn rtii1fan who Is
fast trying To stumble III tho pnth 10 tho gat.
lows, In,lngcd III IL shooting a!fray ut o'clock
yesterday morning In tho rooms buck Ut Il. j.
Wool!esss saloon ut No. :0t state street. Morrill,
always carries lnrpe H-calisre self .cocking re-
Talver, and by lTIx series Of tnnr1crO,ls Acts
f,0s hecn,nc W nnturiois1that very fcw who know
him will havc nnything to 10 with him.
Sumo weeks aRo, while drunk In IL saloon ut tho
corner Of Polk strent and Fourth avenue, he
tirct scvcral shots ut tho feet OF tho proprietor,
ChArlcs. alias " BLK Sandy" Wntvr, md one Ut
tho bullets shntcresl h!s r1.klc: Mutrl! Is stlll
m pfeHee,!lon. ba, ssny DeaS says wi The " town +"
searsi W o When .0S 10 s a1ain se ab!s t 'Ss Se
about. sandy's friends hive upon sover.!t os.
cnsi"ns trirl 10 yet Into II quarrel with Morrill,
shno,i ing ti}ny ot yesterday Ind lts cl,,se awsly
luck u this. previous enuonsrr. .1atfrey,J. Mor-
s n1 hs efer sa @ trGst tSa1 I'll
,wnntctl nbs,it thelr nlucrs and reprycd hin. In
strong terms for tho .1,an''ur III which te sipt
i"i. naa orb' he cossrsa Se4rey. G renapes es
,sst ,S.,,i ~, wSsi!' !lit FsS I'D r1 s'eT n ahf
Ting produced i smith I wessan II. .ca!ibrc. an!l
1T es II to rRt sx ua Mors rax hos S s
u.bullct-huls iier ills right cye. Another tn,l-
'lat cr!she'l through II c'gar-cnsc. and out
front: thu police wrr. early IN lie fcene, uni
officer Kcrwtn arrcsscd Norris. Ito WIS, tslkcu
2cst t. s9 1y'fS hy ~HsS epraat ~, "9 Tna u;is t
!!hs ! tt'xl'. teuri"s 'arxs W heIo n tho ncsf
tho rou,ns Of It'll 'wot,iat." ut TIM Arlington
House. on Mollr,p street, scar Clark. 10 hui
llrsady l'een attended by Dr. ltcy,loiIs; Norris,
came nut tIuur tho Gnr ElNi its direction hrtn
, 1880-09-30

Joseph Morris. 81 ynars OF nge. and Ellen
Culnptou, ii ycnrs Of aRg, were arrested lust
evening by Oliicer Hugh llurns out of n roonl
1T No. I5 Wcst Albums street upon y warrnnt
sworn out by tho pArcnts Of tho girl. who live
ut No. 20 Jefferson street. II tho story tald by
tho complainant be trio. aud It ts e0rrnbarated
by tho glrl herself, Mnrris ought TO be kept be-
hind tho bars for a time. The chArHo IN tho
wurrunt IL simply 1lsnrdcrIy. hut moro
C"n,p.on. saya that two ysare axo Marris
lIu PIT otd t,u.ons Into her hea,'. und .lstl %
wurned to dgais!. ~ bus kent ~ The these n.l,,oy.
frsIn hume. 1t VII. suspected tllt shu E,as with
Mnrrls, md q wufch WIS hei. Aaa Inst night Wi!1
they worp UceMpytu4 tho Hnnsu rHn tho Unrest
WINS tln.!e. Tll0 Klrb sMys he t,s sta.leftltY
nblIset! her fnntceEce. she ran away frtIu aoIt!u
BECAUSE s!ln lost III uHrrlnK while III pny III tho
SetlNlln0n seftNl ynrs!, A1tsi. fenrl'iE \ whipping
nr RctlillnK. shu wGnt to Mr. Mnrrls.
tnsl he tnicett her IL rctlHila nwny froAt llbtne
liu gut her II paneu tn cl!rp far chllrvh tn tho
tntn1ty ut Mrs. Gurcnr1ln. No. lla Aberdeen
street, hut euAxel her intu HlHkluK frequent
Visits 10 his rl0n,. Morris II IN inventor, nr
plstlns to l,p, !iu enya tho chill wIs bl,t iItY
c.,reu fur ut hnn,1, atit' that ie bttrtcntel lur
burh,,Rp he ktitw thAt stt. wAs Unused by her
I,arefts. lilo 1T course iten!GA that ho did any
tAtux mt Of tho why wli!lu tho child was III Ills
Keeping
, 1880-09-30

Special Dtspatea to tbs CAteaqo Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1nl., Sept. a9,-Ihe Com
mlttecs mt tho State Fnir awarded tic follow
luz premiums to-stny:
Heavy tlra;pht hornes-Icst Btallion.4 yenrs
old. Col Iintes, Falmouth; hest j-ycar-0!1, Will
linn Mplklu.
Shcup-llcst buck !. years oil. Colk. Aorss s.
Co.. 1trynlalltts. D.; best l-yrnr-uld, 1hunas VIII
hurt, MIdctown: best bliek lamb. Conk. Mufsc
& To-
Leicester or I.lncoln-llcst buck . years oil,
Y; L: @ acHsts scoti s!atton. M: hest @ eve scars
so,ltlrlow na-!lest buck : ycars old, r. 4.
buck lltnb. hest eve: ycara nl1. lest owo ycnr
oil. best eve lamb, and lest ilso latnbs, F. a.
Bynrs. SInlsonriIIc, Nv.
iluRs-lsurkshIrr. Dcst bonrs, md 2 yrnra
nltl, 0ttn,onr u Co.. .Urcef,ablirE; best sow, 1.
ycara 1ld. 4. =: Gilmour \ e.. urSe,snarE. -,
navi! se!son. Inndnn. O.: test > years nd,
tircrn Wilson. WntlroM: lest A'id ycars n1.
Thomas Wih0t, Middleton: best COW. yenra
oil, j. nongh s. SON, hrst ayenrs otl, BavI,l SRI
sn,i; hest r,i ycar p1li, lnl best hcircr Gulf,
rht',nns Wtlhert; bcst breeding COW at,.i calf, L.
Ciosu, Albums.
The attendance to-day WIS great ilIl-
prOytMGnt over yesterday,
, 1880-09-30

jtH isky Alice f..r Fttz4cr,Il. her ltn.inH sup-
Ihrt, Mr. Watkins hurried 10 his hntnr n fha-
',csnh!a: !!.r: ho G. hG'si s.cl, u tt';tlny ny
rrstcc: "A circumstance heulrrt!. tho details Df
which do not cnrc 10 Rtyn IN tho nEste which
IN ought snn tn tho determination nnyer to live
With ny Wife aRnin. TN Saturday Lust. ufter tho
matlnGe. went TO tho thcntrn for tho purpose
nf Informing her Of my tfcttr!1lrntfHn+ At tho
nRcr nf tho thontrn. VIII! tnld Tin cttAd not SEQ
her. l knocked him 'ow,t md went 10 tho
the cnl1l nj hcr why, ! would m tnIne. won't
to thu hotel, anll Fiio spnt for ~" Int would
not sne her. nm 'atn with tlcr ftfeyrr. md If
tell tho cn,,so which hns led to this action my
nhrt.h