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, 1881-11-03
CRIMINAL NEWS.
The Supposed Lon Williams
C1andcstincly Taken to
Dunn County.
No Demonstration upon his Arrival
III Menomunce, tho County,
Scat.
Another Vendetta In Arkansas Leaves q
Trail of Blood and Death.
Kullt, AHA. Williams, Taken to Dunn
Ga>utitys Wisconsin.

Kullt, AHA. Williams, Taken to Dunn
County. wisconsin.
6ptetal Dupateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. Nov. ..-'!.ere was n
startling rl0r today Tint 1d'tl williams l,ls
been spirlted nway to Dunn County jail.
'rlle absence vi Sheriff Knight the DfstrEct-
Attorney Ut st. Crofx County. tic coleran
brothers, uiItl last, but not least, Sheriff.
l.ugcc aMd Ulstrfex-Atlorney Williams.
which, tagetlIer with the fact that t0 h,e
culld see kiilt, not oven Ills attorneys, gave
color tn the story. 1t was IcarsIesl Mt the Jail
That the sfilwnukGe officers anu several 0f-
fcnrs fran tho Interior liad gona 10 Cl'fcago
to determine CERTAIN detail ut tho case. and
TINT SlnrifT Rttgue had given orders That
no UIlu SHOULD bp permitted to see ktl,l. 1t
WIS learned, however, later, that tho man
Ind been takc,, by the officers 10 Dunn CUull-
~ OIL the . o'ciork train this morning. Sey-
eral relatives uf tito suspected--Alr. ai,d Mrs.
Peter Srher.z md Miss J,1tA kulI!. the hitter
sister Ut thu prlsnner-arrlsetl lleru today,
besides tie newcomers n'reatly NAMED. 'rhe
Sheriff. of WoOufortl County, illinois, Il man
who knew Kulll wien he w1s child, mud
who also knows Lon Williams. will bc here.
urtl The farmers ueur Bloomington. ILL.,, who
slad elaployud kuhl In July last, a farmer
l,s!ined lfihtcrbrarld, for WHOM. Kuhl llttl
wnrktll III Nlny, AMI Charles kull, II brother
Il: tl,e prisoner. Mr. Sc1lertz,. Il 1rotller.i1l-
law Df The aec,tsetl, remarked tlils evening
,lIat llu would prove ths TO be a case Of mis-
taken Identity II Sufficient time Is granted
tur tllat purpose. The news TINT K,thl had
been .:lalntrstImeiy conveyed westward great
ly MtTcctul Afrs. Scl,ertz Ait her sister. Alr.
Schertzn.sUfcItg greatly discouraged. 1lesaia
i}.at, while lsu could hnve borlle any tisal-
lHDitlaett, tits grIet OF Ills wife allu sister
!n.law llul tteeply. affected him. I!e ltad
fatt. III Sheriff lsugee, md Thought tlie
ur,lrr which prevented Kulll's relatives from
sgeIng ath cnnyerstnG with the prisoner
would bc revoked 0H tho 0tl!cer's rc!mrn, but
It wis tHo IHtu--tl1e maj, hut Elne Mlreaay.
HpseA1 Usnateh to 1'ss Eheooo Tribune.
ST. l'AGi, AIrsl., Nov. "A ALcno'lu!lee
sUe.:tal tu tho i'tDncer-I'rcss snys: "TlW
Milwaukee Lon Williams, III clturRe Ut
Unttpr-SEeritfs Knight nntl Cofelnn.l and sew
cru. deputies FROM Milwaukee, arrived here
on tic Central train this evening, n1ld was
qui.tiy taken to the ,tail.. NJ demonstration
Sns made. LII fnct, but few knew Of tho mr.
rival until lie WIS safely placed beh!nd the
bars. Il strong guard IS qnartercd Mt tho
jail, and every .precaution taken to safely
protcrt liz prisoner. Onr people nre iii
uIcat, doubt rs to his Identify. atd are i'll
clilled to give him fair show"
, 1881-11-03
DISAGREEMENT or DOCTORS,

Pctor Nordqucst, a SHcde 10 years Of age, l!y-
!n8 ut No. l0j Bchpo! street. aud BY occupation a
woii-borBr, died ut 10u o'clock last Night under
circumstances which prompt tho police to suG.
goat tu the Coroner that an Inquest be held lie
was taken SICK Tuesday evening, and Ds.
plecker waa called frum his Office
ut tho cnrnur Of Halstcd and btadison stscots.
ils found tho l1nn s0tnlt!uF frequently and
suffering yI1lept putrs. which scolnod to arise
from near tho pit 1T the stomach. The patIent
bin. ana tho physician prescribed brandy,
which was taken With. beneficial results. THO
vomiting cea.ad, and NoEa9uost seemed 10
hut at lD:8 o'clock last night he passed away
suadenly. 4 consulting phystc!an, Dr., soymouE,
had been caalol III, but ha could not dttetmlpe
, 1881-11-03

Tho Dcatat Of Paul II. KcntinE-NFna 1t
nul{t
1,e,I,, 1-.,.t. .,x,..o. ..,,....,, -. ,r,,,
fau4 s1' hoa.sng' pr'HioF employed on HE
No, ajs Desplntncs street. of congestion Of tho
bra.n brought on, It Is behaved Gy ,uuur of Ills
ffionas, W injuries received IN an c'lcotlnter
With trio Of thIrvcs ncar tho corner Of Ctark
aud Madison streets Mt ubu,,t :. o'clock Frtany
,unrr,nv Mr. Eonti,y I'm. ,ct nj III .,,ttnto1,
49,. r "u9 ~, .o. =. a.. aou.o.."
70 tae uhe ol S'1tnu4ahts-1u"t tao cohtrAEy-
but Ike many young 1'.''1I, he had been fool
isb enough to spcu1 scycral hours Of Thurstluy
, 1881-11-03

Orflc1: Or ri1c CHIEF SiaSAL OFFICER
,r.nss ni',, ~ In ri I,,,a Va,,ov co,.,or ~ aa,th
n s. ':,tnn "st .t1,,... L.J w.o "sy eVe! u nust
~ west w!tas, risll's barometer light rains,
followed bY clearing weather.
c!ou,ly. colder weather n1ui rain. southwest
tt, ,,,,r,i,,r.st ,,Ir,I. mn, ris1,,r t,ar,,..ar
~ -, "l1s''' "'.'l t,'4ue pntotuctet'
for the Upper LHke region l1Et rain or
SHOW foltnwett by cirnr1ur wpntler. COLI
,,,,,.I, -, ,,u., ,.,r,ia an1 rt.;ur h,wo,,at>-
'',s t ~ ,T s$o III IL. ta5tn5 ~.
, 1881-11-03
Tsva Frelglit Truit,s TT Collision.

t;nEES hay, Wis, Soy. ..--Owlug IN Il
collision Of two freight engines on the Urcett
f}ay. WfnUnn IL st. Paul 1taftruad near,
Whitehall. John Lung, II worthy engineer,
was very xeyer"ty II rot fatally Injured.
Tic WIS lnaslled between tho cngtMn nfui
tender, lie is the sule support Of II widowed
mother and one Of tue trst engineers Of, the
road. The collision WIS enusctt By ul,e of
tlle engineers ru1i,IinK nut Oh tho tllln truck
TO "pnmp mp" Ills engine, anu IN Ko!,s
aronhd the curve met tile freight train.
f}utft cnr1Nes were II tntal wrucE;. Tllc uAs-
se1ger traits were delayed Ifnut sever,
hours III consequences, Thu. Chicago X
Northwestern! passenger due here ut 5::a!
Il. III. yesterday did not reaclt here unttt
13:l5 y. Ill, lleurty seven llfitrs tat4., nwiue
10 Q freight train Ill the track VI kenQ3lla.
, 1881-11-03

NEw YoNk. Nov. a.-Arriyel. the Herman.
fronl Bremen; the Wleland. from Hamburg;
the Wisconsin, from Liverpool; and the ut.
Laurent, from ilayse.
QuEENsIowN, Nov. ARRIVED. the pasa~
yta alld tho Itaty, from New York.
LONDON, NOV. a.-The steamships l,ord
, 1881-11-03
AN ERA or WILDCAT.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 2.-Largo amounts OF
Confederate bonds wero purchased today at
from! $40 to Sl1 per $1,000.
C1tAITANoo0A, TenN., Nov. IA month
ago gentleman had stogcd !ll ILLS garret 4
dollars In CoIItctleratu bonds, considered ut
toriy worthless. Yesterday lie sold $50, QUO
worth Rt Atlanta fur 81, ,400.
, 1881-11-03
TWO H1cn In1ufcd by IL Powder Ex.
r4uAlols.

SpnrS0r1Ern, ILL.,, NOy. "A powder cx-
ploslon occurred 1T the Junction Coal Mlno
this evening, by which james IurrlslI and
aslotllor miner named Hughes were severely
injured. III preparing u blast they used II
steel tu,nping-rod, which struck IL stu,c,
ga,,sing. spark n1d igntttng the powder.
parrlstl's arms Mnd f,lGn were severely
burned und filled with snail PARTICLES Ut
coal asul stotle. lie Is not expected to live.
Hughes Injuries arc also severe.
, 1881-11-03

Matters In tho pittsburG Mining Ike
txlnta.

Matters In tho rittsbNrE Mining 18O.
gloia.
Special Di,pafeh to Tn Chicago Tribune.
rrrisHu,us, pa., Noy.a.--.l'i!e MInors' Con-
vtllt,on hero has Ulccted u. Il. Jones, late
Secretary, to the position Ut Miners l'resl~
dg,,t by all almost unanimous v0te. This
was tloue rs saye to Ills wounded feelings
for being arrested, tried. convicted. aIHt t,si'
prisoneH Il short tl,ne gor alleged! conspiracy,
IT tiso &C county, I'll wiIo swear ity .jnt,cs, The
sirik0 among tie litggers tIero will not tnEe
pacu tiIls fall, but there may Do trouble About
the beginning Of tho y1aE
, 1881-11-03

STnEATola ILL.,, Nov. ..-Attur consider
nbls deIiberatioll. tho Coroner's Jury IN tho
lnattor of tile inquest un james +. Wilson.
who was shut by john t, Campbell, returned
d verdict that Wilson came to his death from,
IL pistol shut fired by .John G. Campbell, nllu
tllut Ca,npboll was aeting in tlefellse Ut tlfs
own person anu WIS lertcctly. luss!iiablc. :.
The ilunlu Of Mr. Caulpbull's scrvalit-g(rl
III Mary brady, and not Mary Darby. us
stated In Mondays special.
, 1881-11-03

Special UHPaseh 10 1hk Chlta1o IF1buNt.
Quincy, Ill. Nov. ..-Fuur strangers are
supposed to l,ave been drowned l,l tho river
here today. Vhcy were seo,l out boat-rldlng.
but suddenly the skitf WIS upset and nll OF
tho occupants disappeared. They were Two
young meIl arlsl thelr ladies', and believed 10
1tnye conc from Atac0llb.
, 1881-11-03
An indianapolis Ken1-Tsstate Agent In
tic Tolls.

UV2W@ 011pQEtH " 31k V4EE1HVu 1rIU0HE
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. "A charge Of
Obtaining property by false protenses was
preforrcd totlay against Lovl II. HaMllll, Il
real.estate agont OF this rtty, WHO, It Ii A.
legged, obtained possession OF u restaurant
owllctl by 1inrry e. Mcfarland, by repre-
sunting himself untl wife to be tho owl,ers
or real estntv In Willis County, wllcl, now
Rppelrs to have been untrue. lie WIS III
rested and held to answer In 81, 800 ball.
, 1881-11-03
i Wealthy Fnrttler Killed by n Wagon.
Sptttat Dhpafeh to TNs CHICAGO Tribune.

DUBUQUE, la., Nov. a.-Jalnes Isealuit, IN
old md wealthy farmer Of Key West, while
returning Inst evening from visit to
nelghbor, was knocked down by passing
trnlll Anu fntnlIy lu1uretl, Il wheel lMssiAg
over Ills breast and crushing It.
, 1881-11-03

Special Dispatth 10 Tht Chttdao Tribune.
WArEWruws. Wis, Nov. ..-rlu oldest
lfliabtttnt In these pnrt4 cali hardly ro,enl-
her anotllcr srnson like tliis wlc.t, although
WI have rcnclIcd November, there has not
been frast enough hi yet tu Ito tic l.ass "
Jury to the .,ft,ss ste!lca.u vines Flowers n.o
still bttD,ning Ia the Eartens, ltltt grass Is as
grcel .atltl vigorous us after Ii Juile rain.
, 1881-11-03

UHpa{tH
ADn,AS, Mich, Nov, ..-Ati this nftcr-
noon Churlcs knupp, young mai, enpluyrl
III the furniture stors Ut Charles ", KIM
bull, attempted to descent FROM Ill upper
story by M.va,.s OF II laist!AE rope. ilt fell
tU the Erouni i,oor, u1al WIS carried lsulile
unconscious. With fractured thigh Mll otlier
serious injuries.
, 1881-11-03

A Hection Foreman Killed hy n fgack-
Ing Truit1.

Ing Truth.
aptttaf unpatth to 1ht Chttaeo Tfbnne.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., Nov. 9.-Atlothcr fatal
rntItnatL Incident nec,trre.l here to-day In tho
yard Of tie Louisville, Cincinnati L. f.exina-
tI!t ftailroad. .}uhn lutheran, for thirty
three years n section fort'lnail on that rnat,
was walking along II track WHEN II switching
trnltl backed oyer lin, killing lin Instantly.
lie l,atl M fa1nily, ami leslyes considerable
prnnerty, Il I'nst Of wllicl, WIS nj once taken
losscssta1l Of by IL ttIstant relative 0f thu
salltg nnnh., who VII. nrresteh Defnfr lc
wDtlId surrender 1t. The prupcYty consisted
of sii0 III casl, and goid wAtei, fotlnd ot.
Ills f,ersOl, ut tl,a time 0f the nrgftnt. Jnlitt
flluI,, alt Jnlnt.s Took, tlIe switc(,InaM Of tho
tnisellEyAuS train, wHrG arrested cIIutEctl
will lhailsfaugitcr, and tlle examination set
fdtr ffa itE Inet
, 1881-11-03
Capt. william ffiti<t4 hi Attnnta+ Ga.
Special Ukpatsh 10 The CAfcnaa Ttthuns.

ATLANTA, t;;... my. 4.-Ca!a. Wllitam
kis'd, one of the rioilccs citizens Of Atlanta,
died here to.ay, ut tlia age Ut ii. Deceased
died fross, IL stsuke Ut paralysis. lie ca...y 10
Atlanta II, 1877, w!.eal t,e plaec WIS known
NJ Mnrtlulsyllte ami dill nut cfIltaln more
ut property locute,i Il, the heart ut the city
fnr &.1U. and died leaving ,lN cstute Df uyrr
:s'!An, ,00. Deceased left n will. In Which 1t Is
silltl Tie Intending physician Is put down fur
~:at.fi1
, 1881-11-03
Death from Uurrly,

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. :.-l}ridget Murray
and Thomas Malone died from burns IT.
celyel ut a fire III ltourke's boar4lltg-l,orso.
wndeW. Is ti.oagt Il ' Is bs Sa tataiy in lnjursd' %
, 1881-11-03

Dubuque, H., Nov. IA young man
Edward Dougherty, who worked Tor II farm.
er nu,ncd DAILY, WIS shot through tile heart
md killed Instantly BY Miss Daly, liz had
bren out shouting, nlII returned will rifle
luaded.. Tho girl picked up the rifle and
ptnyfnIly snapped 1t at him, supposing 1t TO
bu utlQntlg1,
, 1881-11-03
milwaukee, e{HgarINalkers GenGrAtly kslcs
ressfnl IN TlluIr neuaRMds.
5peeflt Nspafch to Ihs ghitaao Ir1bHM4,

M1wArxEE, Wis, Nov. a.-All ot the
c,gar manufacturers OF tho city granted the
aIy1,lcs of st pur tilossa1u demanded by the
clgar,l,akers except Edmond AsclIernann Il
Co., and the employees Ut this large houso,
over 500, ltluugurttel a striGb this afternoon.
OF tue hi shops, ail but two 0r ttlrea slllall
ones ai,1 A5cllermaItia's granted tho advance
, 1881-11-03

SorTH EtHiS, ILL.,, N0y. g.-'The river is
quite high here, but iln particular damage
lias yet becn tfnnc By high waters.
, 1881-11-03

tho cH,ikc Of denth. 70 tho hueturh. slsnRreelnR.
ndvtAcsi tho holding Of M lnnuc.t-whIch fact
seHtna to hu the nt,ty rcnson fur the enpn'sltfon
thht there hni hctN my fonl piay In tho ctsn.
leaves wife and ono child In destitute t.!rcun1.
HtAucc4.
, 1881-11-03
kluMRed A1ln,sclf in Jnll.

ETFtl1F Ut1bIttN 10 TIE CNstdto If73Hstes
4 1l0uGFroN, Mich, Nov. "A German by
tile name of Jncob Afoltler, confined III tho
Cnllnty Jai ut thus p!ace waiting trial under
Il cl,nrga uf assault with intent 10 kill, hung
hlniselt III his cell lust night.
, 1881-11-03

Elijah r. While. OF Enlkouio, Ind.
srte.st DsDateh to 7ns Chledqo 7ftb4ne.
koKo,,U. ln.!., SOy. 1.-Eifjah F. White,
cx-t,fty Treasurer, alltl QUE Of tie oldest nnd
most respected citizens III the city, died lust
night, utter Il long Illness, with c0nsumI,-
t1Dll. l.=.
, 1881-11-03

Special blspdleh 70 TIA CHICAGO Irlbuns.
KEokCk, III, NV. 1.-The Mississippi has
fallen o1,e Inch In twcnty-fonr hours. The
situation at Alexandria AMI tlie surrounding
country remains unchanged.
, 1881-11-03
Judge Elias sFtitefs. ut Monmouth. I'll.
SpkctaL u1trdteA fa Iak chicaea Iadhtn.

MuSMutrI, ILL.,. Nnv ..-Ellas Wilfets,
Ju'isn Ut tile County t:ourt, died last night
1rosn .Iscase at the liver. aged ii years. At
II inceti,lg Ut tIie Warren County lltr tonight
resolutions VI respect were nttoptel ntld ar-
raIlEcnlti,ts ,liattc tu attend the funeral tu-
1liUtr1W.
, 1881-11-03

l}uFrAI.o. n. r.. Nov. a,-James NuRlles,
property.lnan fur Sum Hague's British
Minstrels. disappeared tonight. taking will.
h!u, about S3OU worth ot diamonds pre-
se..tea to Hague In England,
, 1881-11-03
A Convict Shot syh!Io Trying to Escape

WHEE1.1sa, W. Va., Nov. 9.-Last night
j. W. st. Clair, Prosecuting Attorney Of
Fayette County, West Virginla, shut anu
killed a coloretl man named Joseph Lewis.
Lpwls wns o,,e of tho leaders Of the strike
ut the Caperton Mines. aud while under nr-
rest he niatlo aM effort to escape aIld st.
Clair shot shot Him.
, 1881-11-03

PROVIDENCE, It. l., Noy. 9.-In tho SUI
pren!e Court today, I'LL Intellectual eifort was
Ina.lu by Mrs. sprague's counsel to have Il
day assigned Tor the trial at llsr divorce suit,
, 1881-11-03

Cllye from Philadelphia: Noyta Scotia, from
arrived out
.it,SpDS, Nov. =. .-The France, for New
r1ork; the llecla, for l'hI1adeiphIa: and tho
1'atmyra, fur Dostnit, hayu arrived out.
, 1881-11-03

n,ui productive employment, AM!
tlie ssr0kt which las cit tho thread Of Ills
tsInn,,E Ills comrades, who wlIl ever look
l,nck unol the story OF lts aeat!l Rs ono Of
tho saddles, chapters III the ilnily sad ones
Wnren Into tho history Ut Till: Tribune
EhnDpt
, 1881-11-03
saved. Tho origin Ut tho fire h mt kMnwlt.
loss, $1,000; insured III tho IiDnlo of New
York fur B1fm


The alnrm frmn 1.ox 115 nj 4::j ycstcrtlay
morning was cnuse.t by Il iire In the Nlobo
Foundry, N9s. II and II tIlifnis aircet, owned
by u: n. Eddy. Damage to building AID
machinery, S30u
, 1881-11-03

BPE<ldT U3baltN ID 7HE [hftd60 777buHz.
BATTLE Ci.EEK, Mich, Noy. IA duse Of
poison was tukcn by mistake for sluiulne by
Mrs. j. 1ielnler, wte of a prominent drug
gist, this AFTERNOON, nnd sllo died tonight ln
cOllyl11Aiu11S
, 1881-11-03

DECATUR, Ill.,, Nov. 1.-Two more citizens
Of Maroa, this county, Carrot Schenck and
William Myers, are unterarrest for violating
tl,s Stats Liquor Inv, and will be tried in tho
County Court. Tho uter lAy. Juagu Greer
fined four otller residents OF the town Sl00
aul costs euCl on the sa1t,e charge.
, 1881-11-03

AAIA sH'Ai AthR|t+4t HttN}t
Max llllat temperature, AU,
Minimum temperature. 70 D.
Menn daily bnrutuDttr. s9.ix1
Atcan ttatly ttlar[lt,ulDt4f. t1.a
Aena daily humidity. Ss.u.
, 1881-11-03

NEWARK, O., Nov. a-JosIp lt[ce, while
driving ucross tile railroad track iii n buggy
today, was struck by II l'n,l-Iln,lcitc trail,
and Instantly killed. The horse WIS also
killed.
, 1881-11-03

NEW HAYES, Conn.,, Nov. 2.-The result
of todny's football contest wns al fullows:
Yae, two goaIs; Michigan unlyer5ity, uotli-
1nte
, 1881-11-03

MONTREAL, NV. IA lMtItiUl was lnigcti
In court tosay In bs,,alf OF tho l,ev. William
Simpson, ur Coino, nsaying for quo war;
ratM ordering the Easais,..a. ,s.tt n,c..hess Ut
tho Tenpornlitles BoMrtl of the Presbyterian,
Church to show cattsn WHY they retain n1ttcg.
, 1881-11-03

WASHINGTON, u. e., Nov. 3.-Four Inches
Of mud, q Aglxxl!ng rain, a,sd aM attendance
of LEO persons wore the fcattlresat The 0pct,-
INK 0f tue full meeting Of the National Fair
Association.
Ono mile racb for o-year-olds: Bol'e Of the
Norti first, ti1adstols second, Volusla third.
'rhuc, i,:h7l4. "
Novelty Stakes, ono mile and an eighth:
Valparaiso first, C0a. Sprag.to SECOND. Fair
Count tIllr.l. Time, .:00l{,
scc0iltl, Siary Anderson third. Tlme. aa::2i.
Steeplacl!ase, .regulnr cn.lrse: keniley
first, Kitty Clark second, Knto Long third.
I}usif-l} l}nZ0uk WIS thrown ont Of tile race by
Ills byidI0 breaking,
, 1881-11-03

Spsetae Dispatth 70 The Chteae, Trtbuns.
DrEuVUE, ta., Nov. o.-l:iclarl Scott,
former wcai-kIown grain ind elevator ,na,l,
died last night, nftcr long and seycrc H.
HESS.
, 1881-11-03

The ntar,n fronl Ink III at N:40 Yesterday
morning was caused by tho ignitIon of so1nc
utl ~ the oil-roo'n Of tho DttilV Ncus, No.
f15 Filth avenue.
, 1881-11-03

Ntnety.nins Years for E&obblnc Stage.
SAN Antonio, Tex, Nny. 9,-rlle Jury
convicted William Petty OF stage robbery,
and fixed the penalty at nlnoty-nine years
In the peittentlnry.
, 1881-11-03

Speculative Aifc-InxurRMCc Denounced
1lAlHIsl.Utui, "a, Nov. a.-'flic coufor-
cure OF tic Lutheran Synod strongly de-
lluuticcs speculative life-irsurnliee.
, 1881-11-03
Bt-cEA1ERulAL Of PeNN's LANDING.

VluLADELPll1A, NOV. A-Tha Dl-Celstetl.
ntal Association liked from Oct ea, 1882, TIL
tho a7th, for celebrating the landing Of l'unn
upon poalnsylyanla shores. :.
, 1881-11-03
Killed by Failing from n Train.
Spfetot Qt1pdfeh 10 TIA Chtfda1 t1bHttAs

MILWAUKEE, Wfs., Nov. 2.-Cnrl Gustav
IItttlcll, Il passenger IN Il st. Paul trail, fell
from thu platform as tllo trall nearCu town
to-day and Wn8 killed.
, 1881-11-03

astesat pi*aatsh to IAs CAteaao Tribune.
CHARLOTTE, Mich, NOV. a.-rhe fine resi-
desce Of q. Il. Merritt, near Eaton Rap!ls,
burned last night The house was elegantly
furnished, aud but little ot tho contants
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-08-03
SICE HEaOaCHE i!

This distressing affliction occurs most frequent
ly. The disturbance of the stomach, arising from
the impelfectly digested contents, causes severe
pain In the head, accompanied with disagreeable
nausea. and this constitutes what Is popularity
known us Sick Headache.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
j, III. ZEILIN & Co..
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-08-03
RaD gREaTH.

Nothing Is so unpleasant nothing so common as
bad breath, ard In nearly every case it comes
from the stomach and can be so easily corrected
II you Will take Simmons Liver Regulator. Do not
neglect so sure remedy for this repulslve dis0r-
der. 1t will also improve your Appetite, Complex
ion and General Health.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-08-03

In all rheumatic diseases rely wholly
on Peruna.
More persons have been cured with
Peruna than with all other remedies
put together.
A we'll known clergyman of Toledo,
O., says: l commenced to wear a Days
Kidney Pad, after my Doctor told me
l could not get well and within two
months l had completely recovered.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-08-03

Inc cheapest, PureSt
and Best Family Sfedi-
cine in the World
AN EFFECTUAL SPE-
CIrIC for all diseases of
Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver
and prevent
CHILLS AND FEVER,
MALARI0US FEW
ERS, BOWEL COM
PLANTS, RESTLESS
NESS, JAUNDICE and
~
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-08-03

One square, one insertion, 81 ; each subse
quent insertion, so cents. Yearly advertisement
exceeding one-fourth of a column, $5 per inch
Figure work double these rates; additions
charges where weekly or monthly changes are
made. Local advertisements 10 cents per line
FOR frst insertion, and cents Per line for each
additional insertion. Marriages and deaths pub
lished free OF charge. Obituary notices charged
as Advertisements, and payable when handed in
Auditors Notices, - Executors and Admins
traitors Notices. 50 each; Estray, Caution anc
Dissolution Notices, not exceeding ten lines,
each.
From the fact that the CITIZEN is the oldts,
established and most extensively circulated Re-
publican newspaper in Butler county. ca Reput-
lican county, it must be apparent to business
mon that it is the medium they should use i'll
advertising their business.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-08-03
DIRECTIONS,

22jelyl SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-08-03
[La Fayette Und. } Sunday Times.

Our City Druggists report an immense
sale of St Jacobs Oil, saying the de-
mand is based upon the popularity of
its success. Wherever it has been
used, it has proved its value thou
sand fold, receives its best encomiums
from those who have tried it.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-08-03

If you feel dull, drowsy, debllitated, have fire.
quent headaches, mouth tastes badly, poor appe-
tite and tongue coated, you suffering from tor
pid liver, or Dilli0usness" and nothing will cure
you so speedily and permanently as to take SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-08-03
CONSTxPaTxQN! /!

SHOULD not be regarded as a trifling
ailment-in fact nature demands the ut
most regularity of the bowels, and any
deviation from this demand paves the
way often TO serious danger. Ii is quite
as necessary TO remove impure accumu-
lations from the bowels as it is to eat or
sleep, and no health can be expected
where a cOStiYe habit of body prevails
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-08-03
PIES!

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and robblng existence of all pleasure
owing to the secret suffering from Piles. Yet re-
lief Is ready to the hand of almost any one who
will use Systematically the remedy that has per-
manently cured thousands. SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR rs no drastic violent purge but a
gentle assistance To nature