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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08
WOman,s Wisdom.

''She insists that it is of more importance
that her family shall be kept in full health
than that she should have all the fashionable
dresses and styles Of the times. She therefore
sees to it that each member of her family is
supplied with enough Hop Bitters, at the first
appearance of any symptoms of i'll health, to
prevent fit of sickness with its attendant ex-
pense, care and anxiety. All women should
exercise their wisdom in this way."-Neoc
HdUe7l Palladium.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

A SOUTH END girl thanked man who
gave her his seat in a street-car, and he
married her and proved to be worth
$780, 900. eve circulate this lie in the
hope of inducing the girls to be more
courteous. )-BOstOn Post.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08
From the Hub.

There is, perhaps, no tonic offered to
the people that possesses as much real intrinsic
value as the Hop Bitters. Just at this season
of the year, when the stomach needs an APP
pstizer, or the blood needs purifying, the
cheapest and best remedy is Hop Bitters. An
ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure;
don't wait until you are Frustrated by a disease
that may take months for you to recover in.
Boston Globe
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08
battle Creek (Mich.) Daily Journal.

Upon being spoken to concerning st.
Jacobs Oil, our fellow townsman Mr..
Theodore Wakelee, said: I had been
suffering from rheumatism, and obtained
the greatest relief from the use of ST..
Jacobs Oil. It has also been used in nv
family for some time, and has never been
found to fail in giving prompt relief.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

WHEN you read the seductive legend
in the tobacconist's window, "Our five
cent cigars can't be beat, +" remember, if
they can't be beet, they may be cab
baoe
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08
lSouth Bend Evening Register. I

WHEN certain powers are claimed for
an article, and everybody testifes that it
does more than is claimed for it, to gain
say it's worth is useless This is the sub
stance of the st. Jacobs Oil record.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

PURE COP LIVER On made from selected
lvers, on the seashore, by Caswell. Hazard 4
Co., New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet Patients who have once taken it pre-
fer it to ali others. Physicians have decided it
superior to any of the other oils in market.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

UNCLE SANS CONDITION POWDERS are recon-
mended By stock owners who have used them
as the best Horse and Cattle Medicine to be
had. If the animal is Scraggy. Spiritless. or
has no appetite these Powders are an excellent
remedy, and every owner of stock will do well
to try them; they are prepared by the Emmert
Proprietary Co., Chicago, ILL.,, very reliable
firm, and sold by all good Druggists.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

BOsToN is to have new music hal
that will cost 1926, 900.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08
Books Free

The WEEKLY WISCONSIN, Milwaukee, sends 1
book free to every ne,o subscriber. Send for
sample copy, which will contain a list of thu
books
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

Z Two-THIRDs of all the axle grease used in the
United States is made by the Frazer Lubricator
Company. Buy the genuine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

Something Almost Marvellous
Is the steadily increasing power and popularity
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

SING a song of hair oil,
Pocket minus chink.
Four and twenty editors
Splitting printers ink;
Now the pen goes faster,
Wonder what they mean;
Guess they must be writing ads
Foe the improved Carboline.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08

WATERCREssEs before breakfast have
been prescribed for bilious people.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-08
New Version OF TESTAMENT IOc, ! ss &! I:

Great cents, Caryles Life of Burns CENTS Light of
Asia cts Life of Mary Queen of Scots. cts, Vicar OF
Wakefield, cts Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress cents.
All good sized type: paper Sent by mail
ceipt of price G. M GEER, Waterbury, Conn.
, 1881-08-04


BATTLE CisEEg+ Mich. Aug. 3.-This forenoon
m incendiary lirc destroyed tho greater part Of
tho Village Of Augusta. nine miles west Of thia
city. An onRIne was sent from this city md
saved a portion Ut tho village. Thirty thousand
dollnrs' worth of wooslun buildings mostly oc-
cupicd as stoEes wero destroyed. and no inaur-
anro. Tho nro started In +. 0ccrnft's waEotl-
shop. 1t is not known how It originated. 1t ls
supposed to bo tho work of nn 1ncen-
diary or a trump. This wugon-Bhop
AMI tho black smith-shop adjoining wcro totally
destroyed. uecrnft hnd au insurance OF
$gpU OH his property. IicnlcR's wagon.shop vent
next, and Oh this thor6 wus no insurance. It be-
Ing total loss. Tho Post-0tllco and building
werc hurned. Tho mail matter and everything
Of value Ia tho building was snsed: no insur-
nncc Oh tho building. Daniels drugstore next
caught, md burned with great rapidly. The
stock Of drurs was saved In daiI1atsetl cot,di-
tion: no insurance.. Louis CRANES tneAt- mar-
ket and building wore burned. 11o had M in-
Gerry also destroyed, but most Of the stock was
saved; no insurance. Mcllrnry'S harness, ah0p
was burned to tho ground. but had an !nsurnnct
Of *40u upoult A dweltnR.hous0 q laborer WIS
building was completely de9olishcd and no In
surHnco WIS had upou 1t. W. IL. itoKcrs shUa-
shop, which he niso occupied as q dwelling. WAS
total loss, with no Insurance. Tho household
goods wcro saved. and also bis stock aud tools.
Tho last building burned was largp fruMe
structure used MS punlp-shop BY Tnotnaa /.
Morton and owned by Lutte (iiddnRs. There wns
no Insurance.. Ths, 6oiug the lust building on tho
square. stopped tno tiatnas. Tho nnildsngs Tose YETI
headway. therc WIS no stopping It TIL It had
burned the entire squire. tlad there boon any
wind bEowlnR tho whole vlllaHG would hnvo ttuun
swept away The ytllase ha'! Al 70 nfe protection
tho bultJinR4,
, 1881-08-04
Every Business House and Many Resi-
dences Destroyed; Insurance,
One.thfrd Of the Loss.
Wooden Buildings to the Value Of
$4,000 Destroyed at .Au-
gusta, Mich.
Tho Total Insurance Amounts to
Less than Two Thousand
Dollars.
Heavy Fires Raging in the Woods Near
West Branch, Niob.-0ther Oou-
hagrations.

TRUCKEE, CALL. DESTROYED.
THuCKEE. CALI Aug. 5.-Flfo broke out last
night In aance-houso on Jlbboom street. which
raEeu throughout tho night and IL stll! burning,
though now under control, having destroyed
every business house Ia town except three, and
tuanx residences.
The loss Is estimated at $I50,00Q Among tho
heaviest losers are +. Sheridan, 81, ,000itN. +.
Durkhaitor l. Co.. S10,000; ]. j. Adolph, i,001;
Il. Habcl, $l0.u00; ], g. Louison 4 Co.. 81, COO:
ANDY johnson, $l1,u00; ". FIur1l, 61.,QN; II.
Dayla. tl0000; =. Mckay, $4,000; q. ". uarrl-
son, $1,000: Odd. Fellows, $1,000.
Tho remainder Of tho town was saved With
much difficulty Tho water supply was SHIRT.
The losers show co,nmpudablo pluck, and re-
building has already begun. Tho new town will
bo Of more substantial construction than that
destroyed.
The Insurance will probably aggregate about
onc-t third OF tho loss.
Tho chnrred bonus Of somo person unknow n
weru found III tho debris Of tho lrc. Dcstdos
this. no lois ut life Is reported.
Front street ia tlllcd with temporary buildings.
Carpenters from ltcno and netKhboring towns
hnvu come to labor, md nouo are turned away.
TrAmps have locked to tho place In largo
numbers. It waa ruu1orcd that tho COL. which
once gave Truckce notice throughout the land.
WINS to bu sonrgantzed for tho purpose Of keep
inK the domt.mouda from locating In tholr Uld
quarters.
Should tho Society be formed, that fact will
only bavo to bo known to produce tho desired
effect.
At $50 p. N. tho flro had heen qucnchct nhout
Odd Follows Hail. The interior OF tho building
is IN good condition.
, 1881-08-04
FREAK OF. NATURE.

:. L1TTLE 1.ocx, Aug. 3,-On nOnday Aux. !, At
q t'elock, Mes, nr. u. W, bird, living near
child wo.ghtng twelyo pounds, with its brains
On tho outsids OF tts Uranium, and tho child Is
well 1evoloped, has tine tora',' and 10 do.
torm!sy, save that tho eyes are inclined "
stare out, Tho child has po forchsaa, savo
about halt an inch, from whence tho
aud whpre tho fruutAl should ho ~ the cAlld'a
braia. The btAtu has III usual covering tnCnl.
bFaus, but nh skin Or ANY utaoF coverlnN e1ttts
and i half from the upper part Of tho heck IL
ooAl-b&Ack hair An tuots a1ld bait !aug. 1no
CHILD has llack Gye1, fGatuEua regular, aao u
healthy nua doing wv!l.
, 1881-08-04

REm0VI ING INDIANS TO MEN RESERVAT TONS.
. DxKvxn, Colo, Aug. 1.-Otto Nsars. Ut tho Uto
1udian Commission, artIyud hero to-day en
route 70 the new Ute reservation Oh the Whtta
and Green Rivers. IN t'tah. AZ salt Lako ho
will bo Joined by Commissioner ltussell. ard the
two will proceed to the reservation uudor tho
escost OF eollIora and propato 1t fur tho rcco..'
ton Of tho Indians, whom hlcars saya
Will undoubtedly bo moved lit fur
arruuxenent, viii o6nlInuo VI ARous. Tnu
iuiians WoFa no,lti.xl tAruo weeks ago that taslf
removal would taku plaso Within two i,ohsna; tl,;
moye without trnu0lo. ln AnY event, they will
81 escorted Is gu tsoops iao st.y. nl ti.e ~ new
u tho UnpoilpaxhFu reservation. For the pFes-
uat tie southern utss ~ oetonxInR sss T. ne
ssuni,ot bH rStuoyed, but, aftor tue 0thars aru
solss' tasy viii probably BE- auxt0us 70 follow.
1nvro Wilt iW Settled On sG9 @ new feservat!on
NuuDafIux la All s,1Q. .. - .''r"
, 1881-08-04
FOREST FIRES.

Bpse{al UfSoafth to Th1 Chicago IF7b1tHk
EAST SAGINAW, blIch., Aug. a-Hrayy t1rcs
arc raging In the woods about two miles south
at West branch, along the liuo Of tho Aack!nnw
Division Ut tho Michigan Central. Quo thousand
telegraph poles belonging to II. q. Itip!ey, Of
East Saginaw: .,0N collar posts Owned
by E. A. Hudroth, Of West 1lrunch; G,M0
posts owned by tho Attoht4an CelatrAl 1taLt.
by ii. G. lfipley were deatroycd by fro. Thu
train tlue Mt West uranch ut .::n wns not able t9
pass the fro up Ia g'cloak this Ovan!nR. and
thu fro to subSlttc.
, 1881-08-04

MAYOR HOWELL, of Brooklyn, seems to
share In the general confidence that the 1'rcs-
ident will recover. lie has ordered that the
fireworks purchased for the Fourth Of July
celebration, b,lt whlcl, were not used, In coli.
sequence Of tho condition Of tho President,
be set of this evening.
, 1881-08-04


guard continues to be maintained Indicates
that tho authorities apprclienl tlat there Is
some danger nf nil attempt being 'mado to
capturo the prisoner or Ut Ills escaping. 1t
IL stated that there are organizations In this
city, as well as In baltimore and riIfla,lcl-
pllln, whose members arG ready to take tic
Inv Into their hands If they can gut hold Ut
HIN. Olo Ut the anonymous CDutnltntGn-
tfons received by Dfstrtct-Attorney cUrkliili
shortly aftor tho attempted nssaslnHtion uuttlcsl
him that large numbor Ut the young men Of
baltimore had banded together for tho purpose
Of Furnishing Gultcau.
THE ATTENDANTS or TlfE 1Arr,
whom asked II thore Is anything now nbout
Gutteau. invariably reply. "So." Ono ot them
snil to-tlay, " II you could SOC him don't think
1t would do any good. ] am sure he would not
sRy anything ut ALL" district. Attorney Cork
hill sRtd Guitehu does NIT want counsel to de-
fond hin. that ha does not euro to cornptEcato
bis case lust now With any lawyer. lie has hcen
totd all aiong that If ho wanted counsel hu
could hnyo It. Corkhit says Uulteau will not
talk HOW 10 reporters nbout bis crime; that ho
might talk Hotxf deal about other subjects,
but ha wotill say nothing about his crimc
CDrkhill thinks Ouitsau does not know Of
tho Presidents condition: but In this he ID EVIL
dently mistaken. Guneau's application for
bali was based on tho fact TINT tho President Is
getting wolt. Nothing will DO done with bis ap-
picatlon now. but, no doubt, 1t will tiually bc
presented 10 tho Courts.
TIE PETITION.
Tho fact that 0utteau has placed In tho hands
Of tho District Attorney petition requesting
TINT he be released on bnEl Ia not considered OF
much Importance In lcRnl circles. When ap-
piled to for q copy OF tho document to-day, tho
District Attorney said: ut isnot yet a proper
time to make It public besides thcFo Is nothing
d
, 1881-08-04
THE MINT INVESTIGATION.

BAN FIlANCistN,, Cal. Aug. a.-ln tho Mat In
yvsti4tlt,on to-day q. ". l3ryant, meter and
As,vr Ut tho Curson Mint, was tho principal Wit.
.,uas. lts hnd ohsaIlted sons bullion ut tile Carson
BEAt from tho NarthoTn Ijpllc by reenlttloH the
rstinlnR charges on It, but found ho could not
work 1t without loss u tho Government. OA
notifying Dir, Low, Of the Anglo. Californian
llauk, that tho charges would have to be ina-
posel. tho bullion Was taken away fEoln tho Cur
SOL, MInt. bullion from tho Northern nello wont
thoy could uot ousuia Ii, although they pa!1 thu
eAftla Drlgp1 III thu HAg FfiHQIScO Mtur,
, 1881-08-04
CASUALTIES.


DNU"NEUs
Spttat nifpateh to Ths CHICAGO Tribune.
stAls1iALI!TowH, Ia, Aug. "A. paKo, for
twenty yenrs resident Of this city. was drowned
this u,ortifng in tho Iowa River. He had driven
down tO wash young bloolad horse, and rodo
HIN into the water. A. sudden step-of WIS
reached, and both horse ana mAn vent down.
pngo never cotniug up. Ills b0dy was found ara
hour later. His wffo and chttdEon arc ut Cloar
Luke gu pleasure excursion. lie is u sor-fu-
lAw Of Elder Swoarunvu. we'll known Ia Iowa
Methodist olrcleb. Last winter ho was travel
INK sa1osrnan tur: tho ChEcaxo ary-goods tl1a Of
Cleveland, Shcity l. fiuiinx, and lAipr Ut the
notion tlrtn OF Grnves X IlulnQ.
apse1ai 0tspaeh to NJ Chteaso 1fsbuns.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Aux. I-lsurtiu I5enaFy. d f.
ycAr-oid SON OF at attorney OF that nanle, was
lrownpd III the canal lOnk here this owning. ila
was sevn II few lninutoa hetoro the nccitiont %.
curFtsl, and Ills body wa6 recovered ut ONct, but
all attempts 10 rosuseitato him proved valu.
, 1881-08-04
EEELING.


THE CONFEDERATE WARRIORS.
Cons1cASA, Tex, Aug. Sat the third
annual reunion of Parsons Confederate
Cavalry Brigade, resolutions Of deep syInpa-
thy with the wouhtfetl President anil think
fulncss at his promised recovery woro adoutcd
unanimously.
NEWr01sr.
NEwPnnr, II. t., AUG. l.-Sfrs. E. @. Aurts-
horne, Of Providence, has teudored tho free ind
exclusive use Of her vllla 10 tho President ind
Mrs. Oarhatd tor September md October.
NOSTOS.
Ho8roS, Mass., Aug. It-The National Catholic
Temperance Union hns telegraphcd Secretary
Dlntnn their abhorrcnce Of tue attempted assasi-
nation Of President Garfield and congratulations
upon bis steady progress towards recovery.
, 1881-08-04

Now THAT the Land bill has passed
through tic House Of Commons. the Irish
members sseln to think tlmt they eau treat
that body to taste Ut obstruction, Ti,ay
forced tho Commons to spend all last night
considering tho vote for tho expenses ot tho
household Ut that extremely useless, person,
tho Lord-L!eutauant OF Ireland. Should
they succeed In having the items stricken out
altogether they will hnye tono good work.
, 1881-08-04

TIFF Londnn 1i,tlcs interprets tho prUpo-
sitton 10 hold Land-Lcague Convention ut
Dublin OF tho 18th af September to ,,can
that the Laud-1,eaRuo leaders purpose pre-
venting tho 1.a1id bill from having tho
trai'qulllizfng effect Intended by Its trainers,
and further purpose OH their part to pro-
long the nctfve existence Of tho League "to
tho ruin of tho country" {that Is, of the land
1ortls). Tho Times urges tito Government to
support the law aud to ilotd no parley Will,
tho Lea nuers.
, 1881-08-04

THE story Ia told In another page how
Frodrlck II. uanks, q young ulan OF Phnntx-
vile, l'a., swinu!ed his best frlend a,ld bone
factor, Mr, Garrett, formerly Of phWntxvI!le.
but now ot San Francisco. out OF 5000.
SIr, Garrett was Danks' Sanaay-scllooi
teacher, and, having taken an interest III tue
young fellow, he paid for his education, tor
European trip for him, aud bestowed on
him many other kladnesses, Banks, bolng
admitted to the bar, was given 89.oo
claim by Mr. Garrett to collect. Banks
collected, but put tbs money III Ills own
, 1881-08-04

OFFICER O'BR1EN. the policeman who was
sllot by the young thug Callill, died lasteyci,-
Ing from tho effects of his wounds. O'AIeara,
the second victim Of tic colorctl loafer 1ltf-
ligan. Is In rather precarious condition.
Threats OF lynching Cntllli anu AIllligan alll
Stanners, the fellow who shot Mrs. Clevc'
land, Iaye bee, freely indulgcd in.
, 1881-08-04

Dir. LYoN PLAfFA1i, the Deputy Speaker
OF tho House of Commons, tho sn,ne who
figured so consptcuously yesterday In the
Bradluugh row, will sntl oil the 18th inst.
for the United States, should Parliament be
then proroguetl. The Baroness Burtlett-
Coutts md lIer young husband intond to visit
lis III OctOfer
, 1881-08-04

= HAApugo. Aug. a-Arrtyed, tho Cambria.
fSoln Now Yurk. =.
:; NAw Ypnk, A.lg, a-Arslvea, the FrIs!a, frotu
Hamburg; tho Denmark, FROM London. the L3+
brador; fean llayFo, and tho Aohsutsaaffeu.
lnxiHlN, Aux, a-IIelyala. Nhynland. aud
Maas. fEolia Now Yurk, aud hFauuschWeax. fruiu
Na!tI4uFt, hAy0 arrived out.
, 1881-08-04

An tnccndtary tlrtbrokc out nnd destroyed
the greater part Of the Village Of Augusta,
nine miles west Of 1}attle Creek, Mich. The
fire started III a wagon shop, mid about
$4,000 WORTH Of wooden buildings. mostly
occupied MS stores. were destroyed The
buildings wero but partInlly insured.
, 1881-08-04

TILE cornerstone Of q monument to Gov.
Caswell, the Revolutionary War Goyernor Of
North Carolina, was laid at Raleigh yester-
aay by tl,e Masonic fraternity, The cere.
mony was witnessed by 1000 persons. Son.
ator Vance and Gov. Jarvis made suitable
addresses. During the parade Q number OF
soldiers were overcome by the l,eat, and one
man, Adam IIaugh, who went to sa!oigsl
with Shsr1nan's army III 1866, and WHO las
lived there since, died. ~
, 1881-08-04
Ghe Grfh111te.

tN" Persons leapfua thA city for The suHtH.xr
stason ran AatH T1fE TR1nuNE r1naeito their ai-
tlfrss at the fo!towtn0 rates, 1,ostnpc prepaid:
DAIRY TRIBUNE, per month, st.; tttcitdfng Suns
dug fsssie, $f.225.
, 1881-08-04

TnE rooms at hotel In Aabury Park, N.
j., of Capt John Daalngdr ard family, Of st.
Louis, wero robbed yesterday Of $4,000
worth Of jewelry. Other guests Of tho hotel
were also robbed
, 1881-08-04

1suFus HATCH played 1t OF the boys Of tho
Now York rr0duco Exchange yesterday.
lie sold ess,0o0 bushels OF "Septen,ber ot'-
tton" corn Mt 50H, and ncttcd between
$1,000 aud s9,000 by tho transaction.
, 1881-08-04
Because Other People Say

Blackwell's Durham Cigar
cites are "just the thing"
"the best and purest made
~iust what was wanted" etc.,
that is no reason why you
should say the same; but it
IS a good reason why you
should try them and judge
for yourself. If they are right,
then Of course you don't want
anything else. .-..........-- ::
, 1881-08-04

pocket, bought Jewclry for part, fine
clothes for another part, "sltd" Chicago md
tho Sltngerfest, took In Cleveland and Cil,ctn-
nati. aid played tho gay young man gen.
orally. 11e was arrested near Jol,nstowi1,
In, Into Tuesday night,
, 1881-08-04
A Famous Bull.

Every smoker knows Black
wells Durham Bull, and when
he sees the picture Of that
Bull on a package of Black
wells Durham Cigarettes, he
don'tneed to be told that those
cigarettes are made Of the best
tobacco, and contain no drugs.
, 1881-08-04
HYDE PARK,

parkstde Station, situated ut tho junction OF
tho llltnoEs Central and the baltimore l. Ohio
Railroads, WAS burned yesterday afternoon ut
u4out III. Tho building was totally destroyed.
It wta valued ut $1,000, it caught Tire fruui tho
sparks OF q baltimore t. Ohio euxfue.
, 1881-08-04

CARDINAL 0uiuE1rr, Of Paris, seems to
feel more keonly over tic disturbances In
Home OIL the occasion of tho removal ot the
remains Of Plus 1X. than evon Pope Leo
XIII. The Cardinal addressed tho Holy
Father n LITTER some time Ago dcnouncsng
the conduct Of the mob ard the uoyer,,-
mont which permitted such conduct, nild
now le is out In u pastoral letter to Ills
clergy anu to the faithful OF his Archdio-
cese condcllntng tile Incidents referred 10
in language so strong as to call for the re-
llunstranro OF the Italian Government,
, 1881-08-04
KANSAS CROPS.

TopkKA, Kas,, AUX. 1-Tho quarterly Fepott
OF the Secretary OF the SRate l>oar1 af Agrl.
cuturp snowa an acreage this year In winter
whuat OF l,alA, ,8a.3, a decroaso OF Al.s3t aores
compared with last year; estimated Yield tals
, 1881-08-04

Twelve e. pr sesr: Xoroass 'A' Il,
spring thIs year aos,li9, DE-
creuso ~ s5l3l8. Acreage In corn this
nKe In q a. &s year :EsSas0 decrease at Ep,a1
acres: fHgs ltcrenso 1t1 acrongo Is mostly In
corn and grasses. Tho aoreago in cotton ia la5,
no acres, All increase Of 51,:i6G acres. There ts
his, Il large tncrnhse III lax. In hcu,p and
, 1881-08-04

Special 0tsp0teh to 1ht Chttuao 1ttbstns.
CANTON, ILL.,, Aug. a-WiilfAm 1lrolstorls
barn, a mammoth STRUCTURE, containing horses,
hay, fnrtn. implements, and many other valuA-
bio articles, worth $l,O10 was sot On tro lust
ulyht at u O'clock aId entirely busnet1 slown,
consuming two hossea nnd u cult. No anAu us,nce.
Thu baru was sltuRted ono milo from keuney.
, 1881-08-04
;: ouRUAiM CIGAHg1IIso.
Proof Of The Pudding.

p; The proof Of the assertion. a
.,,t ! -" B1AcKwELL's DURHAM
c,c.RrrrEs 1!ms are the best and
u.re e,tSest made, is found in the
pao+n,ous 'alr demand for them.
ii, t',o,, haven't tried tt1em,..nake
! ,bs trial now, and judge for
.u'a,,rself w whether it isn't to
!,o,,r interest to smoke them.
, 1881-08-04
LEFT IN DARKNESS.

6pStH*
+: DosrUx, Aug. l-Hy the breaking down of
.uachlnery in tho urush Eleotr!a LtKht Works,
soue parts OF tho city were left Ia tlarkusss
frpu lu o'glook to. niKht+ Tho hotala resoEtcd 70
gsa ogAtu, but aome seotlons Of ths city vert u
dubious darkness III thfuuxh th0 Night !.
, 1881-08-04

Special Dtspoteh to 9hs Chicago 7tthntl%.
Pkolk1A, ILL.,, Aug. a--The fata'tty OF the dis
astor at tho Wo0lnut DIstillery has exceeded all
expectations. WiIIlIu B<suAl, whoso recovery
fu botl, prvdleto4 t[ul today, making the thtr-
tpt,Il vlutiir. ttu WIS fathor Of two boya who
uxplrutl SATURDAY night DULY ttvt OF th0ao tu.
iuftHt nru nO1Y 4j{YG,
, 1881-08-04

1peetdI UE1palfh 70 Iht ERFtao0 1F1buHE.
SrnkA1ul, ILL.,, Aug. I-Tho residence Of Hr
Pollock WAS entirely destroyed BY tire last niRht
nbUut II O'Clock. Tho blaze caught !n an ont-
building !u which tho family were In tho hablt
OF cooking. Tho damag0 TO the house Ia nbont
5000, but most Of tho furniture was sHvod,
Thcro was no insurance 0n the property. Streht-
or tla8 but lhttfu Isahcuck Whluh Kot thare lust
It, time to se0 tho root fa!l Ia. aud WIS In pour
,W0rkinn or3Ar.
, 1881-08-04
CAUGHT IN RlIA FTIyG.

6F$ek0* 270Vss*e1R
LExlNNroN, KY, AuR. h-1ohn Stevens, aa
omptoyd OF the Henry Clay dstillgry, was horr'-
bly, mAngod thIs afternoon. III runnng d bell
hc WIS eauKht In the shmtttnx and dashod
aga1nst tho collInR s8yaral times before tho
machinery cnuli h1 4tupfied. 10th !uHa were
brukuu ind hts right shoulder dsl0cateu.
, 1881-08-04

THE FIND for Mrs. Garfield now amounts
to Sl55, ,oSJ.U;. John Jacob Astor, through
Its son, subscribed 1000 yesterday.
, 1881-08-04

= 30E 10 nE HE&9<s
WASHINGTON, d. g., Aug. IA u requests
made at the Jail for: permission to see Gull
teau, or-eYen to cutter tbs rotunda, continue
, 1881-08-04

=; AT TAAtAQUA, ia.
TANAQl1A, pa., Aug, a-Tho tlra tn No. nInG
ID under control.
, 1881-08-04

PA1trLy cloudy weather, local rafns, anu
stationary or lower temperature for this
region to-day.