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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19
Buek17ag ham's Dye
For THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color OF the
beard from gray or any other undesir-
able shade, to brown OF black, at dis
erection. til easily applied, being i'll
one preparation, and quickly and eff.
fectually produces permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash of.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
Sold BY ell Druggists, AID Dealers IN Medicines.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19
PENSIONS.

EVERY SOLDIER disabled in line of duty
by wound, disease, or injury, is entitled to
pension.
PENSIONS INCREAsED.-Many are drawing
less than entitled to.-Thousands of Heirs
entitled to Pension and Bounty. REJECTED
CASES re-Opened.
ABANDONED CASES tinished.-Copies of
Lost Discharges obtained.-Claims of every
description prosecuted.-PATENTSP PROCURED.
Address with stamp,
Box 592. Washington, D. G
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

THIS standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by it's use
becomes white and clean.
BY it's tonic properties it restores:
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS dressing, nothing has been
found so efectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, MD, State Assaycr
of Massachusetts, says, ''The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and [
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for it's intended purposes.
Price, One Dollar.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19
$3.50 MILES OF ROAD!

1880 MILES OF ROAD!
INDIANAPOLIS, LOUISVILLE,
S iacFsoSVILI1 E, S. sfT l9 SSht""S'
CEDAR RAPIDS, OMAHA.
DEs MONIES, COLUMBUS,
Ms;HSS';SHHsst! 45 D 4sHyE
YANKTOk, BLACK HILLS
COUNCIL sLvF IEss,r,..c,.co SALT LAKE,
And all points in COLORADO, CALIFORNIA, the
TERRITORIES, and TIE WEST.
s s9s19 9Sak' %S5 Asa!as4 S;u,
BUFFALO, MONTREAL,
$a2;$E s ~ SSsS5*
s9H4 So LAC, sAS!fosx,
s /; SeS56 "a ScSSSSHssE,
And all points in Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin and
Tho Northwest the
North Western is the DIRECT ROUTE
Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars
Council Bluffs and California Line.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON ALI. NIGHT
TRAINS.
PALACE PARLoR CHAIR CARS
BETWEEN
CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE,.
FIRsT-CLAss MEALS Only Fifty Cents at it,
Eating Stations.
Sure and Close Connections At Chicago with al
Roads, and At Junction Points with oil Roads thst
Cross its Lines.
A1lTicketAEcn can sell you through
Tickets and Check Baggage
by this Line.
For information folders, maps, ETC., not obtaina-
bio at Home Ticket Office, address any agent Of the
Company, or
MARVIN HUGHiTT, w. n. STENNE1,
Gen1 Manager, Genl Pass. Agent
MED 37fNF They act like Charm on The
IN Eh VI IN n Urinary Organs, Kidneys and
Liver, restoring lostygor. and
pills. curing aH nervous ;co IS debility Sipess
BY nail ladies: Rhbss Fe Hnain Syringe 81 BY
and Gentlemen. Book on Lost Manhood Regained.
sos saa sfss s2se e s Ss61Hi
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19
German, 36f b6E6, 2 S:aGps.- V7 4aEes.
MARRIAGE PAGES.
PIEH 1HE s GUIDE
PRESCRIPTION FREE

For speedy Of Seminal Weakness Lost Msnhooa
Premature Debility, Nervousness Dependency, Confuslcm
Of IDEAS Aversion to Society Defective Memory and az
Disorder, ~ Secret HABITS ana s
ebfR. JACQUES, 7o5 Chestnut ST., St, Louis. Mo.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

mountain. Here it seemed. as I looked
from the top Of the coach, that the
road came to an end. We were de-
scending at an angle of not less than 80
degrees, and at each step I anticipated
that the horses would be carried from
their feet by the tremendous pressure
Of the coach. The wheelsa one moment
would sink into the soft wash, and the
next would strike boulder, se1ding the
coach now against the rocks of the wall
to the left, then over to the right, till
the abyss yawned directly beneath me
like the ravenous jaws of hell.
We had made perhaps quarter of q
mile stretch before us when, in the midst
of lurch from which there seemed no
possible recovery, there rang out sharp
crack Like musket-shot; there was
sudden cessation of the grinding noise
from the wheels; the heavy coach shot
forward as if on the backs of the horses;
and then. like binding flash, came the
horrible conviction that the brakes had
given way!
''God Almighty! Jump!' shouted a
voice at my left, and then rose to my
feet as waited for the driver to detach
the plunging mass of horses from the
stage, and stood ready to spring when
the way was cleared. For the millionth
part Of an instant my mind took in the
case of the nine passengers who were
pent up below, and for whom there was
no possible escape, and then it reverted
to my own case, as I chung with difficult
ty to the guards of the seat and braced
myself for the leap.
Just then the driver rose to his full
height; his long whip described q swift
circle in the dir, and then fell across the
backs of the leaders. They sprang for
ward like shot from q cannon, dragging
the wheel-horses from contact with the
coach. AS the lash struck the leaders
the driver gathered up his reins, gave a
fierce yell of encouragement to his
team, and then, leaning far back, he be.
gan to guide them directly down the
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-10

My stock speaks for itself. In 1879
! took eleven first, nine second, and
four third premiums. My breeding
pens are made up Of most of my
premium winners, and eggs from
them should produce some fine chicks.
Chicks for sale after Sept. lst. Send
for circular with premium and price
lists. S. TYLER, cor. 10th and l 1th
Ave. S., Minneapolis, MINI. =.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-10
A STANDING CARD.

People from Wadena, and vicini-
ty, on visiting Minneapolis will find
the CLARK HOUSE headquarters for
all, and everybody, from this part of
tho State. The rates are only $500
per day, and the house is tirst-class.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-10
Business Cards.

WADENA POST OFFICE.
OPEN FROM 7:30 A. NJ. TO $3.50 P. NJ.
Mail closes, goisg east, $40 A. NJ. $50 PM.
west, 3:40P.M.
for Parker's Prairie Mondays and
Thursdays 1000 AM.
Mail closes for lnman, Mondays, $50 AN.
LONG PRAIRIE.
Tuesday, at 7 a. m. Wednesday, att p. m. Fri
day, at a. m. Saturday, at 7p. IA.
Money Orders Can be obtained upon post
Offices in all parts of the United States.
GILES PEAKE, P. M.
, 1881-08-19
AN ILL WIND,
II NaN*ca Over tic 1siIli.chota Waller.
Destroying llussca. Damaging Crups
uiAl Blowing Good to Nobody.

II XaNHca OvCr tic 1sfni.chofn Waller.
Destroying llus1sca. Damaging Crups,
nsAl Blowing Good to Nobody.
abtteat Uf1psteh Ia Ths Chicago TtibuAk
sr. PAUL, Sinn, Aug. IA eyclono p,uei
over part Of tho Minnesota VnlIoy yclte,dst,
'1oing snNlo t1umnKc to property, but causing, %
far III i,carsl, no loss Ut 'ifo. An A1nb0y dispatch
suys tho most torriilu storm nf WIND and hail
which, was over socn In this vicInlty broke loos
with un'ultIgatcd fury on tho residences et III.
Lawor nnd Frank Wctrz, about four mics south.
Gust rrum Vernon ccntro. Tho wci,z hoi@,
which Wns vncnptt WIS completely wrecked. ~
1.Awcr house WIS q frame stri.eture Hixteeulr
twunty.two SGT On solid rigtepN- Inch plIusarista
into thu ground. Very Fortunately there Va,
nu Onu III thu building. As tho wind struck III
hullso It scctnet to lluvo been lifted coEplettIy
oil Its foundation Asll hurlgIl nKtsL tho Kraual
ns II 1t Ind bocn cnoklo- SHE'LL an4 ono ellie n
1nnlncl within Il rod Ut tho foundation, aDahsf
about SIX rods away, uud tho other two ahmt
ten rods ttwlty fr0tM tho former site 0f tue haue
f!oMrds aud tiinbcrs wore carried distance Ut
twc,lty to tfty rods Mlll driven !al,
tho ground 011 f0retnost and aho,i, NJ tho Will
struck slluu, WDuhf end uygr, touring Hp
sections u tho toughest klnl Of t!rIc sod, IT,
sceiO presented your correspondent In 10
snurTllnK dntlcs Inscription. Where fe*
VIA titIw nlltas at Gpsiglonierhte ruins. 1tal1
atuuks III tho ncMr vicinity ure totn! "arx
Thu uair' crop ~as tlatnngOd fully 10 pHr eent.
KruAt 1oal htlytng been flown down and cut OF
hy the hull, which Dftcn measured frnul t*nt1
throc inchca II, dnsnptcr, une haflstutio h1yG!
Knnc, completely through IL barn n"f. cMtt..
which woro nut Il, tho stnrfu wero tscefasa
fear(u9y. Flax Ia worry bully tllmasous
, 1881-08-19
Matrimonial NElAadvonturcs Of u Paris.
Ian 3Ankcr WHO Courted taae !" Priu.
ca4x Of lkaEdadH Asll NIarsloQ au

Matrimonial aIlsadvonturos ofu rarls.
Ian Banker WHO Courtsd Ia.e Is Priu.
ca4x Of Kagdad" Asll married. an
American. n
M. Labouohero's Iats correspondent tolls tho
following story: 'Msu 0rnndy's t0t,Kt,o caoks
ssa ws ssfe y aa xsS cpsnt s % @ xo + s
Tulnpr says, tho IN hancsoincst nutrcss III
Motor9's % %h9lise owes hor !nooinparahlo
wrong It y no business OF n,ino to determine,
Yotc:l 70 throo y fSnf ladlcs ~ wsIl as 10 M tao
itiust'ss ot dei Ill aswe ~ u oo H uolaIaes aoS aao
uiselSs' Of ras!s. Eao HURON malo u poIut ot
greel,.ipn q tho Fsaneais and clsawhero, No. w.
hs oauio, All that WA costal about hin vas s
of taas viii nHf' si "'ss: s upa tp pr0xds at!sr
made enloaaal aae. as \ dgaer III military
tho United Btatss, Il, K,lxlaAi ho pIokotl up III
tlFst vito. The s0coHd Wtfu was u Frunuh ially,;
Sno nsougat aam 9 4rse anwEy. and !oft blu to;
raage: The ca.ae that shu VIVA trying 10 nut Up,
you'd hayo tecn ". curious oliu II ntado out.I
stGf I ss ntoEh a t. ,ss
sppsars thas she fS IL loSo IT. tts sel1 ,sios q
A. ,ns Mo 1nsw ny he was n;iI'oalr which
from leading @ AZ stormy liio i ha@e: Tno III
lawyers know what qiss GesidSa, The isarou r.. r.
fused 70 punisa thog Tor their !nsoenoo. ill.,
s bSe sH a ~ tbs BY "a
nothing fes henelt Snf claims oSGs. q month tia
isa5 e. e. SGsasiy Ssassyx i and 10 Vssaas, viii
, 1881-08-19

thntspaMdtnee sln, Ff.1n<isen n'stt''E t'Es tlfs
from Hllo ypstcrdaY morning, Ir!ss aan Lilly thss
slight ceEaA tlon pt tho !avu VOW sUSt If tss
town tturau1 tho 1,tst Weok. Advancing nrtko
prussut rtp, viii probably tako nsirr IL
to roach llilo, but there l. now ~ ,nsIs under
@ b.: ma StWs5k g i%pes'6estp, s6s ,he
once me beantiful IL ,tow lilo sses q !, a.uoss
!o shas eSlshetfyrt gset tsi.nn SS''!p pshs ~
beasc.s VIII Hlre suggestive Of 1hS !dss disstsas
"w..en sle ti:mi!a.opt shull IaoI. oaIssr'ei IL ae
cot4lng to- aikt accounts. os2 s2se1u,s .a,s % !:
e!.lsEo4; There: .was Ereatk Eak. sua "a "a
lassot .llst of ths LiKo- Like j. aiteau aitessau.lus
fuF to'snnrrow, wheu tho sn,Ali'looxx iii xrek
by many who loft Honolulu x!snoaib bas Ista
been quaranttned. "A 4rcat i.npotpIIyy md 4n.
Kiypn to blaillosa through tho ,enas,,Hr. ensL, Wbita
llpltel pppru4uA OF iutor!slald =; .f1,' her uub!.
earsyInx eapsn1y 81 s ,ho vsgsS oct ,ho t.ss ~
rst9ovel. It Is ,nearly !lsg !lsg,s wsS ~ uusIaut'as
ha;l easo Ut su,all-p poI outside VI !
lutl1Mxa,
, 1881-08-19

What John Mccullough, Lawrence
fsnrrctt. and A. NJ palmur Suy
About 1t. :
ivtv FORK Tribune, Aug, ID. !
John Mccullough. tho rotor, was plssengcs
on tlo steamship Arizona, Of tho GMton Lncs
which arrived hero ycstcrtlay roronoon. A
nstinbor Of ills friends, an,enx them W. i.
Florence. won't out to mcot him IN Q. J. Osborn's
stcanl- yAcht Corsntr. Tho purity met tho ArE-
zoila Ut Sandy ltouk, and ut Quarantine Mt. Nc
CuItongh Joined his friends un board tho Cor.
snFr. Arrived In tho city ho took lodgings ut
the sturtovant House, anil tporo n Irfbanc ru.
porter met him In tho AFTERNOON. Ln tho course
Of conversation oIr. Mccullough said:
~ hnvo nothing to say about MY English OK
porIonco except what Is delightful. wnsRrnti-
tnu exceedingly with my reception utd treat-
neut by tho Luutl0n press UNI public, md thy
associations with tho English nctors havo boon
particularly gratifying, novcr enjoyed my.
thing moro Il, my lIfo than hayb this summer.
ncvGr received 80 many 1nlrks OF Kindness
from tho profession In my lilo na did on !ctv-
iny Lonlon,-lettors and telcgrums bidding mo
sA'spcod aau wlshtns mo we'll. AL tho Amorl-
can actors who won't over this Inst season wcro
charmed with the sau,o wholc- sonIod trcat-
nent received from thur English hrothrun.
3lr. Iooth left delightful impression
III LoHlon, and I I'M surp thoy will 10
GLAD III seo him buck. Sir. Irving was
very kind, md 30 was Toolc, You've ITO
ilna what Rreat bIH-hoartctl fellow t,o Is, antl
so greatly boloved In London that am arraisl
wo shall novor SEQ him In Amcrica agan, Aud
bcsldes 0eing ponero,ls and noble, he il thor
nuKh artist. Ioolo IL d NUN nf whdm eyery
actor ought to ba proud. l run oyur to Puris,
too, while away. mud tw!co visited ireland. Com.
Ing bac& w0 hut III unusual summer pussuge,
with houpy aoa and wind md cvory breath Ut
II dead against ls; but thnt Wondorful boat, tho
, 1881-08-19
The Hearing Postponed and tho
Dctentlnnt Held III $4,000
Bail.
Government officials Think the Sum
Embezzled HAY Reach
$4,000.
An Investigation Ordered iuto tho Acci.
dent 10 the stcanlcr rlym.
onth Rock.
Values Of Exports-Appointmenta In the
Internal Revenue servfoe-Notioe
to postmastors.
CAPT. 1IOWGATD.

1fE ArrEAtts TO ASaWEil Till: CHANCES.
WASHINGTON, ID. T., Aug. 1s.-Capt. II.
W. llowgate nppuaresl before United States
Commissioner lIuldy to-,lny tu answer tlo
charges preferred by Gen. 1Iuzel,, chief Of
the Slgunl Otllce Of tllu United Stntcs, OF thu
einbezzlo1nent Ut <'4o,:ns. while acting rs Dis
burfnQ Oilicer Of the Slgnni Service. Tho
accusctl wts supported. by two attendants,
md lnnked palo nlNt enfcgbIed from severe
Illness. ]in WIS represented by cu,snsGl,
Judges WILSON aill Clppy. Judge Wilson
stated TINT, rs the Captains health Is acri-
ously impaired, a1ui rs 1e understood FROM
tic Governments attorneys that they aru not
Qulto ready to proceed with tho case. hU
wonlh ask tho Court to wnivp examination 1T
present ind TX reasonable bail. Ito nss,lrci the
Court that his clictt would shortly bo ready to
meet tho charges.
Mr. Cook. for tho Government stntod TINT tho
nmounti chnrgcd In tho affidavit ns huving buen
om6ezzled WIS over $4O,uOO, but TINT iu tho
opinion Of tho officers OF the Government COLI
ducttnE tho examination Of tho account, this
sum
WILL lie CONSIDERABLY 1ScrEAsEp,-
certainly to @5o,oul, and III NIL probability to n
much grontcr flgurp,-perhnp3 lis much rs $780,
co. S H. aeeoas1 to the request Gt opxslns co-
lug Into consideration tho large amount Of tho
alleged ctnbczzteineht, A1'd tho high pesluon Of
Which was guarantee 60 Of thoir trnthfuI,,ess @ % The
bull should not bo liked ut II less slim than $5U,-
Judge Cuppy elatnod that this cnortnous ball
WIS II yIrtual refusal Of privilege, md, l,lss-
mitch rs III preliminary, oxalninntlon bud bcet,
eKrec. the Gall wins excessive: iie thought
s5.ooo Or $1,000 WIS = sufficient bond. There
oounsoi aud irior,!s of bis viiiioatioil. -''
Judge Wilson fulluwetl, referring to tho good
hat knf ttIti
, 1881-08-19

WARDEN cilocKI:n's ESrrASATloN.
WAsl1iSHTnSt " u, aug. ls-NAluct1
CrocEer uf the 1nt!, now hditl1ts TINT lsallteal
did hnve knife nl,u used 1t Iii Ills assault
upon {;unrtl AEc{}lIl Wednesday,. Cracker
saws l,u Ind not tl,orolallly Investigated tho
1nn,ter When he denied II, but the bclrf is
t,,ot tho ,lc,io ,vos into,,1c,1 IN s,,nnrnxs tha
tr,t,, to,,,,.o n ,voa :, r"ltnatJ,,, ,,rnu tho
'..'- ~. ..,.,a,. D,',..s.. J.. ,,sa.,,.l ~
'''".et ~ w, ~ MY" ~, - t4""'"o. ~
~ MN Hce h"l.c' Inv Ne"p"" 'seu
ny nH'teh" t"Fhs ou', ~ H's peeh
stated, to bc "ellccser," u1t, ILL.,
% si'm..s,,om,. 1 ,wns .ncrc,v y ,'lsc. If % c",s.t
o'o"nN, , ""o ',olIs p'eee ~ eu'aeS e,
stce' "o"uS to". ..I"cs !o'e A!na tHes-
lotfttls o1 all men Wltie, Will ''a'ldio iaa'e
of pnper wrapped with common string. 1t
Inns MN e,lra nnttn Hllnr1. In fnct. It. ,yns.
",., s5,e,it, ~ a .1ox., " NJ ro.o. ~ - i. & n,.t
entirely through his cont and vest ntut
rrAu,'y MA ct,t.,, .t,a s,;Iy.
Rim ,vo r,n t1,,ni,s 1,,ot tho vno,',, not ,,,,o
Gnitea,'s cell frnln mother cell. About the
nr.t of ,och ,n,,tt ts'o nr,sor h",,a ort, tora,,
ont and steamed. Cracker thinks TINT M ie In re-.
turning them cot from soluu other cell In
,~h; ,na l' naif, ,yas non"nniu1 ,yas nj IL
tsuIteau's ccii instead Of the cot l,e formerly
had: Int ills hardly Looks nlousi-
bic. MS III washing aM stcam-
lng tho cots 1t wO1tld nppcnr that
anything conrealcl about them must hnvo been
discovered. The accepted theory Is that led
ford. tho colorcd n,nu who was bunx for tho
., 1o% l. nen .no raro III ,no eo anu
ha .nas
nnco Of additional soldiers Mt tho jalt uuitcau
manifested tho most intense ,lncasncss. and
, 1881-08-19
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK.

An 1NvEsrlG. ALTON tSrO THE CAUSE or TIE
IATI: ACCIDENT.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Aug. 1s.-Sec1etary
Window llns addressed tho following letter
to tho Supervising Inspector Of Steamboats,
at New York:
In Wow Of tho rccont accident to tho steamor
Plymouth HoCk. you uro directed tn tnnku a
sueclal examination and report to tho Depart-
or, rs to her strength nnd seAworthness for u
route 9utsido of Sandy Hook to tho pier ut Long
81 m Soe1s .a pop ho = t9 @ an
whether the stchm-p!pes eonncatEnK tho .boI,or
With the engine arD pruper1y supplied with
~ case Of i heHvy seA Striking under tho gIinrE.
ion will als0 report III dutaN tho nature ind
cnuse ot tho ncctteRt to tho .Bteamor Waanoa-
70 allow uly ateInor with WId1 gl,nrels to curry
IUW pnsseugcrs upon routes outslde Of sanly
Iiupk,
, 1881-08-19
CHICAGO,

THE SlLFFN LIN1SG.
Tho great popular heart tI,robbcd with Joy
yesterday when tho dispatches bore the VOL
rome Intelligence that all tho indications
pave renewed hopes Of tho Presidents re-
toyury. Tho lining of tho dark cloud which
has for days past hovered ovor tho poopIo OF
Chicago, Irrespective of marty or nationality;
began to apprtr ut lust. and tho feoIlny OF Hrtf-
kttdo and rottof was as Us tho gloom
the story Ut heavy burden lifted, OF tho ioep
Affection OF sympathetic ropulaoo with tho
Itrlcktn hero Mt tho Whlt1 House, and OF ita
lurrcnt wishes, lts henrt-feat prayers, for his
hclyeranco trum rain and anguish and bis
rapid progrcss towards recovery
, 1881-08-19
A COLLEGE FRATERNITY.

p1rrsuUhd, ra.. Aug. little Delta Tau Delta
College Fraternity Convention Rijouruod to.
night With u ban9uut ut tho Mono.iAaho!a llouso,
Cleveland VIII named Nv tho place, and too
foSFth "Wednesday Ut August, LES, ~ tho t.no,
fnr tho holding Of tho next annual conyentUu,
Tho fMala,~!ng N Z, IN oice,s wore slcotgds President,
". u. 4. kuylns, UisoK0, Mich, sccretasy; Gi'
u. 4, Ax!lnc. Columbus, O., orNtur. tho ilul.
JonH l.; Hank; NV furk City, alternate; It0t.
John i. Hcott, ht Louis, Mi, uIlsrilate; th4rios
+. JnitersnY. EHmbsIaHs. o.. puet; William Il.
a. J. culp, IfruusotO
, 1881-08-19
POLITICAL.


OHIO,
Special Dtspateh 10 7ae Cattoo, ,.,,,
Tnf.Kl]t,. O., Aug. i8.-.The 1,or,..."Hss
o"'nty Convention to-lay no,n,n.. Attae,
ticket. thnuRh by no lneans aa.ed c1,,' a fGr
strongest mon. Tho prtscIpnl ,.,.,., os shes
tltesl u foslows: Representatives ,fs@'on. weto
Of Toledo, nsid U. l.. 1'hbs, Of s,r'nasy Raao,
ships Sheriff. jnhn .. EIarfcut T"eA! !. Town.
Elerk. ueorRo droran: Prosccut,""s.' N.Y. County
y. n. no.'st: f'rot,nto .1uYe |, Il. Ens A''o'nsy,
.ltor. Waltcr rIokons; 'l'rca.frrr. t'"ood II " Au
Nnt1onai tMrty WIS nppease, 10 so'naoo ~, sooA Ths
iWS III ill., ts Ssss9 sts9t 4; 4
tf!oy worn expcetinR. in tho 'sns,tlons s,,on exsctS
E!vl,E of syeIl two SUCH Important Udos hand III
tionMt5 md eliEht,nK tho ot!.nerx Pdes ns 10 ii.
erts. Tss ,ekct rf' 5 o',on q ha ema
support but uot tnuci, onthusI"s,%m' onthI%' oil ascsts.
, 1881-08-19
CASUALTIES.

: 4 CUNARD STEAMER DISABLED.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., AuK. lB.-Tho barkenttne
Forest Fairy, from Caldiz, arrlved to-day, ro-
ports pnss!uR tho Cunard stuanler Cntalontu in
north lntltudo 45, west longitude Al, with her
ma'n ahntt brokon. Tho stoamcr was bo,,ud
from Ltyerpoolttt' Now York. with 5oo pas-
aongors and Rcnera. cargo. THO Catalonia
was Under snll and trylug to reuch StJohns, but
failing. will hear up for Capo Ctenr. Two pl,s-
echF1rs !ofe tho Bteanler and Wcre brought moro
by tho Forest Fairy,A,f. .,,
, 1881-08-19
THE MINT INVESTIGATION.

BAN FNAsuisco, Cnl., Aug. lB.-At tho mint
investigation to'day tho instruotlona at tho
Government 10 tue suVerlntcildents at Nlnts
liking thp churgcs III inferior bullion, which
eoHnaul for Dodge c!Allnol weFo tho authority
Dodxa uctcd upon, wero introduced. Counsel
acknowledged thAE tnoro roca,lt changes bud
nltnrttI rntus, but allowed ttAt bulge VIM l.l.
th0rixptl ~ act under tho old sGi,ptuiU Until Tho
HOW ono Ind boon officially rerujreil, Suter,l
eMpluyda Ut tue lt!nt wvro exl,nIsiul as to thu
nlMin!ilt Of WastNy0 III esninK alll expGlaes o,i-
tatlctl by Aotoutivo aAsttnx ur Hnti a1.d silver.
All almitlcil tL0rD VIII II Hettur rusult fur tho
labor NOW ttnh III 1Enu lust,
, 1881-08-19
BODY Identified,

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. lB.-htr. 4. Z. Crnmor, d
young lawyor, prominent l0eal politioiun, anu I,
young nun Of Koud ability, has btei, missing for
u fortnight. :ro-niwht tho halt-doc0n,pnsod
body OF drownyd nlA1l was ttl0ntol IN thnt Vt
4. Z: Crnfnpr. llp was IAw purtnUr Of tho lion,
ilnltor. l!o wAs much esteemed, but hRu u cou.
ytytAl weakness, /
, 1881-08-19

h"ssh no lid ds1 t fw "sa1S %"s W,s, w ia n au'n az
SIR. MHHllMt4A an1l that hu w,tlI1d i,r Ii, fna
Gy sht,rt flIti., md Tt,ults l'eKn ha aetisol
Hupt: " sfn West. lio Viii ,c9iM h!s enu,,gc-
thSt ,, y tno r1ttn ~ i, hTefn laottiu ~ NOV. Il
,r tor s'o int eeso 'fs' 10 erssca ees pys }ho
" liz % Arissn,,: WGon pros.s;;i ; tor ! rssss,
,, N s', = r. ns isssll,la hss tur1,o.i .ho sanyor;
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ao % sal & yesterlys i,'n 49, snax s ,,g ,nlght, ly 1oft
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@ Ms G''.S oMM M a.,t mressu , ~ sno tcsi yacatIE
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aa st%rtp, swj 20 pin! e T. Mr. gov s'aFDo'Fd D't
".stc,dy', ".s,c"ay !. !. ,,r,
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encc:
tho h"yf9aas 1 o4 so weTxs s tutx ssnt.nss a,'
na ~ 'G .t,s L. Nem att, atH "as mnaF. e.
nen o resoe, t a hs s'on &c nrat,y . ne,
yaSnt 1tlip 20 har9or: n r. fhet, h?wGyer, ~
vmt y nva ". stor sHS ~ tb Mnns "ga t 'no @
saaa, e,, %eS " S%c{naS y sTo'soa tho Atlantic wock
LAw''f;ScE nA1sf'Err.
| Ahlong tho passengers wEn .nrrtved from I.iy-
fr.o. oa H. Ariso9s ysseYsdsy aa 1aw.eneo
, 1881-08-19

ST. LOUIS BULLlNG RYE IN CHICAGO,
Hr. Louis, Aug. la-lt ia stated haro thut st.
Louis parties aro heavy holders Of rye 1t, CHI
cago. and thas thoy aro likely TO nsaku It lively
for tho shorta thero :hoforo thoy got through,
ltye bus advanced v1ry sharply during tho past
few days, and thoro Is d good deAI Or talk about
4 EGuCexV, II not d corner, :.
, 1881-08-19

Health. hope, and hnppiness arc restored by
puuu,i. 1t IL Il pVsEtlye cure tor I'LL tho4o dis
ta1ses from which Wu1acn suffer 20 Mueh 6end
70 Mrs Ly.itn Il. pInkhahi, No. sksl Western 4yV.
uue. Lyni., Iuss, for pamphlets.
, 1881-08-19

tend conHrntulntlnus. Tho bride Il uns of In.
fafCttG's fRirest daughters Tho vroM IL d
w,!l-knnwn educator, nth now ncuupre II Pro-
ftasnrsl!p III tho Western, Reserve College. Mt
!{lhltnn. H., for which place tho hnppy eoupto
tttt un tho curly tllpellJH trNin,
, 1881-08-19

UTtC!s, N. y, Aug 1S.-On Monday two mon;
namod 4. II. L'lla aud Albert llullcy, werq
drowned It, Ottor Lake. On the limo between
Lewis and fferktncr Counties. by tho upspttInu
OF bout. Two DtherA wUrb rescued.