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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20
". B. SIMPSON,
H. ]. XokCKLBR,
ADOLPH FRiTz,
&, p. HfLDRETH,

After the reading Of the minority report
Nj. LauRhlin moved that the majority re-
port be taken upand acted upon, resolution
by resolution. This was carried by 0 vote oil
10 TOT. The first resolution was carried
without any material opposition, On The
secOnd resolution, viz: That II is inexpe.
dent 10 reduce the price OF gas Just now.
There was quite 0 heated discussion. Mr.
Hildreth said that IL wss patent 10 ever.
one, and 10 every member Of Council, that
there should be o reduction. "There
will be no more extensions Of mAinB. Once
the money gels into the hands OF The Re.
Ceiver we are gone up on gas"
Mr.. Walter tried IN sQuelch Mr.. Hi.
dteth, by referring 10 RaymGnn's brewery,
with which he 10 connected:
at seems 10 me that you cant get any.
thing through your head but brewery OF
beetI' said MI, II.
Mr.. Walter eHCltedly; tThs gentleman
gets enough beer from our brewery sent
over 10 bis house."
Mr.. Hildreth, with great Calnness!
1.-THE gentleman persists in dragging In
residents Of The Island into Bic ak,
and talks about THAR beet drinking and /
done PROPOSE 10 have II any luther"
Nj. Walter, rising excit6dlyi II don't
want to be dictated BY 10 any one. What
we do need iB a reduction OF the water
rents. This will relieve The poor people
and will be OF some good"
4 Mr.. Commeriofd suggested that, In The
event the gas receipts did 70 into the
treasury, they would DO used for the ben.
eft Of the city,
Mr., Smith thought that The matter
should clay" over until the finances oil the
city were In 4 condition for O reduction.
Nj. Hildfeth again took the floor, but
was Interrupted by MI. Kimberly, who
claimed that he had already exhausted bic
privilege.
Mt. Walter also objected TO bis being
heard, when Mr.. Hillfeth fPtoftad,
THAT Mt. Walter, was ID tegafd 10 beer
and not gas"
MI. Kimberly said. IA man who has
received the treatment that our side has,
and especially from the newspapers, can:
not cit still and hear anything from that
outside Of what they are under the
rules entitled to-
On motion, Nj. Hildfsth IVES allowed 10
proceed. He said that there had been q
great deal Of talk about the poor man and
his wrongs, but his report and lie ptovis.
Ions enabled all Of the poor 10 use Ras AZ
i placed II within their reach, He and hia
brother Committeeman were the friends OF
The poor man.
MI. Kimberly "h4d not intended to say
one word" but spoke Of the wrestling Of
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS BACH
HALR.TICKETA. ONE DOLLAR.

1857 PrtEes, amounting to......... ........ ..... sii ,40C
kasp0nslble corresponding agents wanted at oil
For further Information, Writp clearly, giving full
address Send oJderu BY express or Registered Latter,
or Money Order BY mall addressed only 70
N, A. DAOPHN,
- New Orleans, La
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0SE peculiar characteristic Of Fellows
Compound Syrup Of Hypopht sphiteS Il II.
power Of deqomposing the food 10 The Stom.
ach, rendering d'gestion aud assimilation
more perfect. AWRAw
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0E1Si Nos. IS and a EoNTfcenih street.
New Advertisements.
Commissioners Notice.
Closing Sale at Auction.
THE usual merchants lunch at the New
NoLure House saEple Rooms daily.


This following shows the range Of the
thermometer, "a observed at SChnepi's
drug store, Opera souss corner yesterday:
1850. 1851.
-. y. I'm. : ?. nj I. Il. 7 Az. u N. . ?. n. I Pm
u 90 70 70 60 90 " 81
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SORTING OUT |!

Sorting Cut and Marking Down goss on
every day al TIL, ssAson and we fall Of our
object unless you are Informed Of the fact
We mVntIuu particularly all WsOl Lace Bunt'
laos, Ia black aud CuIOrS, at 26c, former
price 80 l.2o; French BuutIaGS, 40 laehss
wIds, former prlCs $50. now 600; black
silks and black Satin Do Lyon Included at
closing prices.
Summer Silks very cheap. Some dsSIra'
bic ends at sans price.
Only d Few Of the 8 and 100 Lawns left .
Dress alughams. Our assortment as CON.
plsts as early In the season, with a few tx'
OVptlOns. Tho price, Y no, cant DO sold
Ohsapsr. -.t ~.
Black Gashmerss, black HsnrIsttas, black
Monies, black Grenadines lhars with the
closing cut prices, Some excellent bar
gains can DO secured.
We want oil our customers TO look aruaHd
this wsek among our Dress Goods and slIkS'
Our ssml.anRual sales Of housekeeping
goods begins on Monday, July 25th. Store
open from 7 a, m, until 6p. H. Saturday
excepted.
1. BLUM & BRO,
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When q board Of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by
combining some well known valuable rene.
dies, the most wonderful medicine wa pro.
duCed, which would cure such a wide range
oil diseases that most all other remedies could
be dispensed with, many were skepticali but
proof. Of .itb merits by actual tIlal has dis
PEELED all doubt, ant. to day The dlsco!erers o.
and blessed by all as benoIactos, -DemOetat
AWFAW
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Good wages and Light vorr, ''''y a Ha sro,,
RsquirS Al
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ROOM no., crsr,,

WANTED ABOUT 6OM lcSSs
EOSd iatHlug lands In V ~ ACRES OF
Y. Go'Say not TOO tI from III NlLgiHh ,atS,
~ .IHI Land OWEN repiTIbs !, snLeAd o. RIU5st
otHds tRlCES NdTER4Ss 'al' viii PHI \,
low rRtoi. w S00a real t,lats ,.,r,,
op,r4 HoSSS,, 4 Sot sNca4AEPER 4 60
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"sLAck.paAOeAr' cures dy,psp.
AiG, mitigation and heartburn.
For sale by Logan 4 %.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. a...
The public arc hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
4 co.. 50 NABSAUsT 4. NEW YORK CRY, Th0S
are flooding the country with BOGUS CIRCULAR
purrorting 70 DO Of The Louisiana state Lottei y Com
PAM, and are FkAUDULENTLY representing then
selves As Agents Of the LouIIlan q State Lottery Com.
pany., They have no Gnthefity 10 sell the tickets o
thia Company, and are not 10 agents.
N. A. DAUPHtN,
Pres, Louisiana State Lottery Co.
NEW ORtEANB, La July I, 1881. jyi8HsAw
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MEN WANTED

lussf. eG spr h1Ti y, e. mon sDgassl in ,slIp, vii
! variSly Il SSu,s6o ,-'SSn, !Ssspen, I'd ,1o9
H,lh % twenty Of the largest ga Stetly A.
s. IIo PeIaAnSnl places iur Isl u,ors 'i eiiL, N
So.S iESM SlS TO US POT Wtst. AN, Ien, hJs,
~ IGung q Old, with OF william "aa NiIhbIs
I'M Who NAntI a peitalEvRt' tAltfHG
ar tJI SsSSs5s can make a Iucc,l, al V ,h' ~
S.rSSt' ShScii1s y WEINGERO6 liza We
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owNE OF oARDUIn makes rosy


cheeks and clear compilations.
For sale by Logan & 90.
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Or M. A, DkUpAIN,

No 2i2 Broadway, New YOrk.
Al otr Grad REiraoraiAAry DJatiaot ars Under Nv
iApeFvtttoa. dRd management Of GENERALS q, 7,
BEAURBGARD dAd JUBAI A. EARLY.
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POOL sElIINa, az.

Quite a large crowd was in Charley
Helmbright's billiard parlors last night
when pools were put up at auction on the
race. But very few were sold. The sale
will be continued this afternoon and to.
night. Pools were also sold at Lehnert'a
saloon, but with very few bidders.
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called usounG lAst AiRht 10 Consider
,Iho GRs O~EdInAnce and the Q1eHIi0n Of
RIdneIion-Ths mOVemeHl Defeated IN
Ths EeeOud RFhneh.
, 1881-11-05
FIRE RECORD,



The still alarm given to Elgtuv Company
No.3 III ":47 O'Clock yesterday morning WIS
caused by II iro from the iglIlting Of guam
tity oi 'nutclscs In tho rear pnrt OF the lower
tlaor Of tho two-story framo building M. I'll
milwaukee, avenue, owned by Henry StuIntn
uild Occupied by hin on tlie second iloDr rs
II Residence, aiat Oh tho first !tUur by *. II.
clos y co.,, ,srncers. r4a ,lninage to tl,e
BY M Insurance Of $:i1 IN the hopkins HAS,
brnlck Iomia,y. Building not damaged.
Tic alarin fr0il Box iis lit ::::l0 o'clock yes
tcltlay morning was cnuseti by trc III the Ulle-
story brick building nj tho cormGr Ut I',oInis
and Twtnty-itrst strrets, owned by llair Il
Otlcornp nrl Occupied rs u box-factory BY
1lGnry Stephens. damage, Sa5 and Insurance.
unknown.
rhe stll.alarm ut 8:35 o'clock Inst night
was caused by II tire, questioned by thu, lip
setting Of n lighted lnnlp, III 4. S. Drako's
Iry-Kuotls store, No. tSlS West LrKu street.
DanlnGe 80 OIL stock; ITO tlhnage to build
ing, which Is Insured for $1,000 III tl,o
Trtulcrs' OF ClltcaEo.
An ayurIleutell stove III Phillips & Licbctt-
STEMS clMtr-inctory, Nos. 7 To 81 Superior
street, 'was tho catlsU OF 2!!5 lirn at o'c1Uck
yesterday afternoon Insured.
, 1881-11-05

tho present 1nanlcnt, revolutionary move
tIen.s nrc further from tho pcope's thoughts
TIM, ut u11y ttmr during tic present century.
TIE LAnIEs' LASn LEAGUE.
Special EnLs.
f,1'ntfS, Nov. ;.-Dubtfn Cast1a IN Mt It's
wts' ciAlrcgartltnK the 1.0tllcs' 1tnfd League.
Tile branches nil aver tho country are being
suppressed, and yCt tho Inv officers here can
ilud no gro1,ntts nii Which to deal
with tho Central Executive, which met
again tlls afternoon guile openly III
presided, AMI among those prcselIt was AfEss
1lclem Taylor, member Of the London
Scl.ou! Hoard, who catno over to throw Il,
ller lot will, Miss rarnel1 a1ut her assistants.
Miss I'aylor said tint every English.
,nnn ar English woman WIN llatt tho
s'nn'ftst RESPECT for constitutional liberty
wis morally bound to enter the strongest
protest against the Int1ulitcs which weru
now tllsgraceinY England In ireland. She
nlnost felt rs If, to those wlIo wer0 born In
lErlatui, tho IIatne of Engltsllhlnu must be
.l'sr t4fluuSb ftt. 1lATttKD ASn CONTEMPT.
Slls could assure them tllat tliere wcro t|luu-
sa,uls OF I,sopto III EmglnMl, md that there
Would brl0ru long 10 millions, WHO would
mike their yDlccs heard t,tlanswGrabJy III
Protest nuninst fts ln!Huity. Sho ltopetl
TINT punishment woultl soon fall
Oh those who were depressing frc-
luntl. She tlll nnt 1lDw speak 0f
political oppression. but of the a.ato Of
things In which yo1,,g girls. old women.
1tIHl blind boys were put to death by tile bay
tnsct-ll,rnsts Of the pnlice without II slludow
of cxcusc. Tlierc was no power III England
to put individuals into prison for denout-
clng Mr.. Gladstone rs wicked, unscrupu-
, 1881-11-05

fnrtnnIly opened, tho fnIpaneling ri 4 Jury
requiring but little time. COUNCIL fur prose-
| :ntt0n otNned by saying that tho evidence
shaved that Lefrny travelled In the sumo
compartment with tlo!d; that he carried
deadly weapons; that lie inysteriousIy ,ltsuj,-
reated after Colds DEATH; and tllnt son,o Of
tho latter's property WIS found III his posscH-
sion. In thought these facts made Il vcry
strong case nRainst thu psisDnGr. II tic de-
fe1,sc could explain them lln should lie Rlatl
to lave them DO 50; bui lie lid not sec how
IL was possible. 1t Is expected tho trial will
last several days.
1sErAtntN0 TIE CABLES.
LosDoN. Nov. 4.-'rhe cable steamer Fara-
day Is now ut t;raycse1ld. Tlm officials Of
tic American telegraph l. Cable Company
sny she will sail Rgain during next week.
Slio will cntlcayor tu repaIr the first cablc,
and then proceed to Nova scotia to coin.
ncnce laying the st,orG end and intermediate
section nf the sccund cable. Tile Interrupt
tEon III tile first cable Is. roughly speaking,
0yar ,000 miles from tho DrItisl, sl,ort. and
Its cause Is not known. AbUut ,1U miles Of
tho second cable lave bccIl laitl.
M1ss rAnyEtL.
Tho police uf blackburn threatened Tho
lessee Df q hall With the luss Of Ills license II
lie permitted J.ana-Lensna meeting at
which Miss Anna 1'arncll was announced to
surnk.
FoMsrEr,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, cotnes to London
for tho approaching Cabinet Council.
IN THE fit!Sr HATCH oF ENTRIES
Tor the principal rucrs Of next season tho
Ercnt feature Is tho Iarge support awarded
IL 2-yrar-otl events by i.orllarti and Kcene.
III tho Ascut and Uoutwuod tho American
Ghlriss greatly exceed tho scaso,, lust closed.
Tile litth great challenge stakes of the New
market raer, fn which lrou,ois was tIcfcH;c,t
trte:, Including Foxj,a]j, I}rukcr. Gerald,
Snehnn1. nuff antna H-yaar~f,IIa In FIN
, 1881-11-05
SltaS III. l5nttey, Republican d;undttfnec
for Treasurer uf 1'clttlny fvnnin.

@satfs" HAs EANl*o}S fAHpuVsaEHu NiHHNAAH&O
Tor Treasurer Of 1'cltt1ny fvnnin.
Srfefdt htpateh 10 The f'hieaso Tribune.
rirrsIst'in, Noy. i,-t!cn. S!1ns N. Dnftey.
Republican cn,llftlsiv fur Stat1 Treasurer. Is
III tho city. III I'LL Interview t'lis evening tlo
sald hc WIS satisfied will. ltfs prospects, s,rR
fclt confident tla: l,e wonld he elected by It
Eoosl Mnjority. 1fo sait tt,at he l,ah been
tnld ulern WIS trouble Il, 1,ycnmfng cDtnty.
but lse flntl been lhero aid found lftt!u If my
disruption III tho Republican ranks. III rc-
gas to thu result III the Stale, he said that lie
WIS perfectly satisfied with tho outtDuk. 1Io
had bretl. III every section IN ttis eastern
part of Tho S!ate, a,Ni, wl,tg llu
tolis!t| supporters Of tic independent, Wolfe,
l!e t1a.l found. nothing which caused my Wir-
rhia lhe lsrjllbilran Iuajnrity might Da r.
!luccl, flnt fte did nOt think lie was 80 Oh.
jc.tto'lnbla rs IN destroy tito power Of tho
.party. III tllat city. III answer to further
lllestions, ltc sail 1t wns not probnblo tint
my lHass.iuccttng would l!a held brfwGcIt
with t'ie situation uf niiairs. nn t!!ongIlt tho
people III WlloSu llAtlds the result rested
llad innlly tlecIllusl how they would
v0ie. so fur. NJ he WIS cOncurnGl,
l!o'l'ad inalle II falr n,ll open cativnss, unl II
tic lGnrlo Of tile Stnto t!'i mt want him rs
state Treasurer they had thy right to W ex,
whit lIu t'ln.lgl,t Nhu,,t 'y0!te nnd Ills caMf-
ttacy, but !e !!att ycry little tU .xay on thnt
subject. Mr., WUlft was attempting to break
UP t!iu organization Of the Rpp.bifeu1t purity
III tho Suite BECAUSE his rariicN!ar tiicnu
wns not nnninatett f0r the ollicn Of rrcas-
iirer; ant l!is Glllitacy wi!s merely for Ees-
shrew!lcst politicians give Dailey's majority
neXt Tuesday ut 10. CtH.
, 1881-11-05

opetEu9 OUp19tH 70 TIC CH4td15 T5t6RFts
OSHKOSH, Wis, Nov. 4.-Scllasor Snwycr
returned to Ills homo II, this city today. lIo
expresses confidence III President Arthur
md bpleyes llc Ii aiming to unlte md har-
lntnizo The different WINS Of tho Republican
party, alEl IL slvu the penrlu u Aatisfuetory
Adninistra.!o.l. liz ii also Of the 0pInlnn
thnt ex-senator llnwn will eventually DO
given Il j,Iace i'll tile Cabinet. Alr. Sawyer
will rUInntn here about fur weeks,
, 1881-11-05

BURLINGTON. H., Nov. IA number of
ttae frientls of Theodore h. WeArr, murdered
by Mrs. hubert III Chicago III Mny, 1871, met
Ut tho l'nrlurs of tho UnIou Hotel lit this city
Inst night untl prepared 4 statement III coll-
tra1lctloh nf testt.nDly given BY Mrs, Robert
III l!er l.carl.v but0re Judges .ltugurs lust
Ut prominent citlzpls Ut Burlington, md viii
licnt!pll.
, 1881-11-05
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES,
Scnrlct.Ncvcr ut In Crosse, wis
Spseid& Dttunsta to T7.t Chlea0o JfthtIne.

Special Dttpatea to T7e Chicago Tribune.
La CROSSE, Wis, Nov. 4.-Tllo people OF
this city aro greatly alarmed oyer tho great
l,ulu0cr Of cases Ut acar1el-fover aud ttlpil-
iberia. Oser l0o cases VI searlet-fcyer llaye
boon reported, most of Which llay1 been il, 4
nti!tl form. thougl. the results 1.-Two becn tho
death OF ten persaus. Physicians HOW re-
tkrt abont twonty-ityu eases, SUMS ypFy bntl,
ind 1t Is thought tho scltoos will hay0 to b6
clascd. Leading physicians bellaye TINT this
ScUurg0 IL Just a1Ntt commencing, and llato
Is iaMnht soo"y y w.sr y" nny ayw isn
crcy to Elteck the SgaurXe. and, unless va
Rot this, pnsants AyiME children In school
Aru III favor Ut closing sU11l.
, 1881-11-05

THE GOVERNOR. TO he sCpEltsEDEn.
LONDON, Suv. IA scnAl-uil4cial telegram
from Constantinopic snys: rle Ambassadors
have been Informed that III consequence of
tranquility OIL tho part Of Tripoli it Is III
tended to recall Il part Of the troops and su-
pefsvt[u the Governor,
, 1881-11-05
FRANCE.

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v,,to m ,,,.",,, noc,sfnnS onr.'1,"ss. avTs'
srvcrni ~ thc nn,s",l Nttnis,ors t,s. ,.,tc,.t ~
fnnwd IL M. INV, f,"i,l,.t Vr,1,,,,n "I. 1.. ~"
or"" r,tt IN snt,i,i ri afto~ ~ H. i"
t1,imt,. ~ "'o>' "A''' 'A' = A"'''s'"''
, 1881-11-05
Might Have I4ceul yyorac,

A fro broke out yesterday ,Mornng 1T tho
Iluuso OF Otto Ernst, Mt the corner Ut Diver
se,tayonl1o and North Clark street, in Laku
View. rl,a total tta.Ingo donu amounted to
Si00-S5W OH tic lu,,se ,,tnl 800 on tho
gDods; fully insured. Thu causs Of tho
fire WIS u, tlufectiyu clifuMuy. Thu llonso
WIS nwncu by Mr.. Ul1slt TWa OF 1hu city
tire engines responded to the alarm, nlnt but
tor their services quite Il surluus coiilagrn-
tiun might have tnknn place.
, 1881-11-05
The Loader Of Il Little Band.

{sNIF{IflIts J0UrilNl,
An HMuatuE Incident occurred Mt Yorktown tn
conlectjon viii, tho cullcnrt. Ills Exccloi.cy
tnu uuyern0r wua o'l tho boat, and ua Tho banu
du not arriyn suosI lu! 10 III tho tte sot, tho
Governor Kt,t Il ltttte Ailxaolsa. 6ecng his Mnx-
Icty, tho CAptatn Ol tho steamer Appronchcd him
and rA,ltely inquired. Are you The luador. Of
The haudf'' mo" sopllod the Governor, I'm
tho next thfu9 It, lin tho Guycruur OF tAe
EtutUr
, 1881-11-05
DENMARK.

SEARCH FOls THE IEASSETrE,
BERLIN, Nov. IA Dnntsh naval officer Is
about to search for tho Arctic steamer jean
nutte by taking tile salno course MS thnt taken
by the Jcannctte.
, 1881-11-05

VIENNA, Nov. 4.-Thc Austrian system
1f military service is extended to Bosnia anu
Herzegovina.
, 1881-11-05

Nlacnli*ser's Cough Mixture ycRrIy
tucrcasca In popular estu9M despite tho number
Of new remedies allnos& daily introduced. Jnha
i'll urktR3IAta. ~ -
, 1881-11-05

lE1;I.E.AaE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS.
MAfit11, Nuy. 4.-Et Liberal stntes that
the Government has decided to release a!l
political prisoners,
, 1881-11-05
EGYPT,

CA1Ro, Nov. 4.-Thc ucdjaiz, the native
military organ, has been suppressed for the
publication uf yirulcilt articles.
, 1881-11-05

e26 to 825,0OH used JudlcIously III
grain dealing yields large profits. For pamphlet
aud Gleotrto pun Feporta write to W. Z. Houls x
Co., urukers, GN La tallc.st. Chicago.
, 1881-11-05
APACHES ON A RAID.

Tucson, ArI, Nov. 4.--Tho Apaches are
reported depreaat!ilx tn tho Saturfua district,
Sonora. Flyp. ,ncl,, two women, mud ouo
child were killed BY item.
, 1881-11-05

THE SHERIFF or MECCA.
CoSsTASTISopLE, Nov IA naval expo
tlltlon il preparing to chnstiso tho rebetllous
tribes OF Southern ArAbia.
, 1881-11-05

It Will not 1aond = broken limb
Or stop u hullct-hole, hut Tarra4l'e seltzcr
regulate tue bowals, ana It u today Tho tt,est nf
ali cathastlca and ttomRch!es, Sold by all drug.
Eiak4
, 1881-11-05
Trtckott Very ANXIOUS to How Itanlun.
4PteiMs QtxPateh to Tbs rAtedaQ 1tfnunA

ToNuSTo, Out, Nov. 4.-Trlckctt has ls-
sued challenge to row llanlnn III May next
III Grove C1enr Lake. st. 1.ons. lilo states
tlmt hu came to Calsadn especially to meat
llal,Ian, md will nut be ':.blullad" III it's
ntAnltt,r III which tllG lnttar III attempting.
IT ll4'l!nn accepts Tvlckett will Stuy llero
, 1881-11-05

wntnct nt 1ndfa,n,' whereas they tilt not
even yhlrn al tfla Christian tc1,rmrameu
wnInen. Wo submitted siirntLy fcst We pre-
Giultatn division. Nnw ,Iiyisioll Inns culsIGb
thu lteyItas'In lGyir of frying to fores. twain.
compatible elements tU wUrk flar,n0lluusty.h
, 1881-11-05

Special Dtspatth 10 The Ehstago Tribune,
BATTLE CHEEK, Mtell., Nov. a.-Fire TO-
day destroyed the house und contents Of ".
r. Adams, causing Il loss Of about Si,l0O,
purity cDyurgd by $500 Insurance. Thu ori-
Ein Of tho llru Is unknown.
, 1881-11-05

teNsei4 .SRtvp IL unrlvalietl for lta
speedy heAlluY qualities. Ask youE druggist for
, 1881-11-05

At Grand Rapids, Loas s2O,00o.
G1.ASn RAPIDS, Mle1,,. Nov. 4.-'rl,o Kus-
terer Brewing Conltmry's brewery wns dun
ngcd by fire totny. Loss, $l5.0o0 to 0,00u; !;
insurance, $lI,O00.
, 1881-11-05

JAPAN.
AMERICAN iNrLtEScE WANING.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-Thc Japanese Govern
ment Inns tctegrapiIcd for competent author
lty here to come aild advise 1t IN the subject
Of Il real IustilleIt Ut It's commercial treaty
relns!ons Will, the vnrluus countries OF Eu-
rope alld America.
, 1881-11-05

ITALY,.
~ a A.

noME, Nov. 4.-Goyannl Dominica lsuf-
ah!, th6 Italian novulist, IL dcad.
MEETING rI.uEIulTEU,
Tho Government prohibited i ncetInQ Of
, 1881-11-05

Republicans and Antl-C -Clcrcals to conllneitio-
rate tho anniversary Ut the Uattlc of Mell-
tana.
THE NEW CHEMICAL ORGAN.
the Joul7.ut dc Rome, will appear tn Deccln-
Der, In Frenclt, rs Il substitute for the lie
funct Auroru. There will bc a double
management, one Mt home and tho otlier at
Paris.
, 1881-11-05

cps6ut 771sPaItH 10 1Hd CHIt113 3F4btlH8.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nuy. 4.-The rcs!hci1co
Of llpMry Ralnte.l WIS damaged tn tia ex.
tent Of Sa.,0O by lire tnnlgl,t; fully Insured