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, 1881-10-07

sptttal Dtspateh to 1hs ChIeaeo 1+ihuEe.
Sr. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 0.-rho Democratic
Convention today was tune nnl splrlt|ess
0tfalE Tho nominations were l,u4lu only for
tho sake 0f gatng through the ,notiona, Tho
noMtnce for Governor, Gen. ". X. johnson,
IL retired army ol1lcer, who wns oil
fllulnns' Rtnif, antl l.as written bis life. lie
Is not NJ, nctiyo politician. a1u Will DO ,,ero
dtgnttscd fIgurcl,eal to the ticket. Tho rest
Ut the Ticket was ,nauo lip IN tho principle
Of giving Offices by ncclalnat0n to anybutly
Wl0 would take tnoHl. The only Act,on upon
tIle caiI.lltEntes that l,as at,y 6gnlicattan WAS
lilo recommendation to support VI tho Du.n-
cratlc voters ut the present Supreme Court
Judges. Including tireen!caf Anl Clnrk, tlt,-
feateh III Republican Convention. TI.u uction
took tl!ls form because CIark Ind refused to
l'ernltt his nnnte to 20 before tho C0lI-
sclt'on fur actllat nomination. Some OF tho
delegates from lIcnnepln Couu!y, thu l4onlo of
Judge Van Derbnrg, Clark's opponent, o[,-
roset! ti!ls aet!on. hut T was cnrrlct! By nc,
lIlly licHAlticals who aru dissatisfied with
tne bargain by which Val Derhllrg w;ls nDil-
iiasst! i.. % wlil yot0 fos C!nrk; The resolutions
tiol,, tEnprctl BY tiie i,unnllirun Convention
lust wuek. Ylley t!eclnro tflnt tic llen0alu(l0
purity n!ty, AH In le5o IL up!iosGtl t repl,tlln-
LIN afMt u! fhy0r OF tho payment D9 tic bUIis.
TAe convention MI tllo sanIe al,ptl,crptl n
resolution commanding t;oy. i'illshnry for
lr0pt'stlE spucilln plal Ut settlement. flere
wits Argu population clement III ttle ctllI-
ventioli. hNt ite0IlaGntea to t!lesN resolutions
III thu upe to Hseretit Md eal1nrr;lss The Jso-
pn1l!sans. Tho following asu tlle resolutions
WMEliiAs Tho Democratic stato Convention
tnllawtnx-tn.wlt; Eisst, tlAt It Is tic iuiy vi
tho punplo Ut minnesota tu prtsurye inyi0lat0
tue filth A1,u cr0lilt OF tIlD blute second that
tho angtrtnl Ut Reputation ut,lueatl by tho
ltepMbaIean purity is oflo which, Is ahhurrgnt to
taa j1cthtMr1tcy. and must t>c0lsu tho cuEtlcn,.
nation pr tho honcst 1,lss4a; thlr.l, TINT Wo
pledge tho llomooratto party Ut Mnnesnta to
o1Hr&Iy 1sst& yos ~ pFSpty eet a' obligations
WHEREAS, TAu lsupl,uoun Convention wbIpl,
ely G!tl Its gtssl0H In tlS city utterly IxHuCuI
III ~ tcl1lerAtlons ntl allAslon tn tho proposed
AtttulAellI Ut tho HtatQ ratt1Al butlaA, u iuos-
ti0n tnynlslnE tho hunor uni reputation Ut tho
btMtU; thDrGfurB,
Iiesolesi, That iho prlaolpIos Of tho Democratic
p!rty W above repT1,duped troMt tho PLATFORM
allhElttl by the Sthte EnnIeMtlon III INV Mra
h0rubY fe1l1l Einca. and Wo hereby e3 pfepa tho
h1pu thai tho Legislature Ut tho Stnlu, 4oon ii
Asselnbte IN spech! Bcsal0.. will by pruinpt aud
prnltiGall lcgialHtto1 s,lTu thls probleln.
:. 4tet4neti. Thnt We exHtess our snearo Kelof for
our llttor haFror u the ,w!ckou ssaal,,aton hy
which hQ was rpn0yol fFptM lift, snh W0 horuhy
tund9r our heart!ult syuputhy to bis herearru
iitsixretl. That we ruat,rm tho political prIuol.
piss announced by tho neinueratle Convention
which nominated Winfield t. tianenck.
Tho following Is tho Ticket nominated;
, 1881-10-07

2pfCSAs 4*&JdltH 10 10 L@ttCQf0 ITJbun$&
TORONTO, Oct. U.-At tho rcgltInr luectInR
OF the Ministerial Association 1t was decided to
transmit d copy Of tho city papor containing
reports Of llu memorial SERVICES In the MET
forolItan C!Iurel! to tho memory Of the late
President Garfield, together with letter
fr0l. tho President OF tho Association
Tho 0to''e's correspondent, WHO acco,n-
panied Lord Lorne In his trip tn tho Nortl-
west. describing tho Saskatchewan Valley,
says: "Ttlat llayo not oyc.stntet tho ct,ur-
meter of tho country through wEtul, VIC |,ayo
travelled, would nsk tho rs.l,ler To look fnr
prn0t IN s0tnB Ut Lord I4Urno's replies to tils
addresses, tllat l,uyo hucn presented to him.
lils Excellc'Icy is no llppAllt talkur, RnxlUis
nmIy to make II t,tyurnGIo impression, llllu,,
tlioso who fol. tho ttnlp bting ltappun 10 bo
Ills nudlallGe, but very earnest ttltntsUr md
worker. This Is no nsGra huIltlny pleasure
trip HI far Ms lie nlul Ills parry ura concerned,
but Il careful vDynEa OF discovery n1ui lu.
vestigation.' 1lp himself all ill tIt.,se will,
HIN nre lInrtl Mt work, Anti tvcrythng--pt,,ys-
urH attt cyuh enntfnrt-Ara Inadn subnarytuut
tu thu real business Ut tho fonrhuy--tie thur
Nugll Investigation Of the character anu rt,-
sailrees of tlle country, allll tlle condition,
wMnls, at4 necessities Ut its Inhabitants,
both while anu rel," =
, 1881-10-07
N . 7 Els,
THE NEsiDI.[.tf, HOSPITAL,
En%%fnf fIfznt1sk - M a 80,


Sptttat Utspaseh 10 tn Chicago Tribune,
WAsHISar0S, d. u, Oct. N.-Tllose, who
aro conducting tho proJect for tho. establish
,nent Ut II National Garfield atuli,urlal llus-
pleal arc very mucl. encouraged ut tho cllar-
ncter Of the n,cutlhg lust evening. Vl!uy ILL.,
tend to open subscription lists immediately
III tl.fs country asld Europe, su.d hayu ~
eeiyed !ntlMntio,.s lhat Q,lcon Vlctorfa Will
probably hoat tho list of subscriptions from
tireat Britain. n,la that other European
rulers will gfa.lly contribute to tho fund.
6lLVEIk
10 IN tPfsfsrta A4saetatta Pftsa.
WAsIuNuroS, ID. u, Oct. U.-Treasurer
GiltlIlan t0lay received u letter from tlie
President ut bnllk IN South Garbll,la stntlpg
that tho pcop!e Ut that State would mt taka
silver certltiuatrs ~ current money, and
asked II lie couIsl puy thenr9 out on
checks ct the unttotl States tl!sbnrsEns
osl'ecrs. The Treasurer replied thu standard
dollar. which II Il full tegnl tender, coul,t be
offered. al.d the peaple who preferred! the
certificates could lake ttls'll iustead, say|ng
TINT iM ILLS experience, hy found tho certid.
catcs usually preferred tu tho coin.
This Treasury Department today purchased
Dr.. .O00 OUNCES line silver fur delivery ut tho
Philadelphia. New Orleaps. San Francisco,
and Carson atluts. C0lnago will be resumed
ut Carson Mint OIL Tie 1st prox.
STEAMBOATS,.
Acting Secretary French, In q letter, sets
forth that tho local steamboat Inspectors
, 1881-10-07
THE WEATHER,
Two Farmers in Virginia Lose sixtv
Barnfuls Of Tobacco by tho
Frost.
Damage to Shipping on the At.
1nntio C0nst by n Severe
GnlG.
Vennor Predlots Storm Period for Thi,
Section About the 18th,
aud 19th.
1sI1(1ET.

RICHMOND, W., Oct. 0-Tha frost last
night was worry general throughout The
State, and did tncalculablo damage especial,
ly to tho tobaceo erop. at lcast onc-half Of
tho standing crop Inns bern destroyed; in
sollin co.tntles Tie condition Is even worse,
But )tll'e OF the crop Inns been cut and
llouac'l. Ono farmer IL reported rs LOSING
5000 plants. while tho joMt'loss Of two otll.
ers Is estimated at wl,at'N*0ntd alt sixty
barns.
CHARLESTON. s. T., Oct. C..-1'ele3ram,
from Northern South CuroliIia rcport frost
Inst night, and another expected toi,tg1lt.
pASv, Va, Get. 5 STls T!s u iobaeeo bassseuss Sfos
Is Injured BY frost.
RALEIGH, N. t.. Oct. G-Tho tobacco crop
II tl!ls section. Is reported bally injured b
tho first frost lust night.
, 1881-10-07
HtttUSEAtENT.r

LITTLE Rock, Ark., Oct. 1.-THE Gnzcttc'a
rlne Bluff special gives the following
particulars of III unfortunate ntfAlr: TlIoro
WIS II ileRro wedding nrar the eIty last night
Fred Setss, Of this city, With ona or two
other white nlclt, III company with several
llcgrocs, III IL spirit Of 'nnll,soEnont" scrc-
l,rtiesl the newly wcttttnd pnfr and attempted
an e,,trance into tho house.. which tic Dfltle-
ErnUnl forlialle. They prrstalng, lte turncit
laDse Il d"uble.tnrreted shotgun OH tho
party, wounded Nclss II, tho breast, face, alld
neck, utMl slightly wounded atloLliar OF tho
pasty. Nelss' wounds aru mortal.
, 1881-10-07
CHARCOAL IRON.

Representatives OF tho Interest VIII
Nteet III Citscllluatt Today.
8pteias Dspateh to IAs chieaso Tribune.
CsSc1SSAr1, o., Oct. 6.-.rlla United
States Association 0f ct,arcoal-irnn makers
vii! hn1d Its annual meeting Ii! this city, be-
Ktnntng tomorrow. lilo Association will be
In session for week. 1ta members nro
scattered through oyerY Stato In tho Union.
About 900 delegates. many Of item will
their ladies. will Ge In attendance, ut tho
Inccting. 4 targe number hava arrived to-
night. The association will be welcomed by
Tho Alny0r ot the city ut Cullege lIAll. iii,
President, Col. George u. Wiesking, OF Penn.
sytyan!u, wi! respond. All excursion Will
ha nlstle the first 0t ilext walk tn tie Hang
lilg Rock Iron region, and tho principal fur
ilAces visited. This local coi,llilittces on IT,
ccltlon ut delegates. order ot business, etc,
hett meetings to-day, Important sessions
aro anticipated. The members OF tho Asso.
cintlon have unhou,,.!ed faitl. In tho future
Ul cltarcoal Iron,
, 1881-10-07
RESCUED FROM INDIAN SLAVERY.

SAN Fl.ASc1xco. Oct. 0.-Ti,o Sydney pa-
pngs of Aug. 20 contain I'LL account Of tic
discovery aud rn,Isnming by MI exploring OK
pcdItfon on Dol,ka Island, ona Of tic Sa,non
group, Ut MI Italian named Luigi Uocru,
fur iif,een months. liz and ilyo ot'ors wero
captured, hell! ~ s!avcs, aid subjected to
thu slost lnrrible treatment. All sllceunlbe,t
tn tho ill.lsage and Aied, except Docrn and
perhaps ole ou'rr. who was heard Of, but
could not be recovered.
, 1881-10-07
FORGIVEN.


Special blfnateh 70 7ht Chtcao0 7flhunt.
nnApFo1sp, I'a., Oct. M-.1Ytlltam r..
Branch. the dcfnutting financial manager uf
tllo American 'iral,sfer Company, has re-
turned from Canatia, aud. It Is sail, will re-
SUING his t'l.l position, tho company being
sntlsed with tlis restitution, l,e Is To nlnlic
lellnlons to tho raslruAtl rebnte system,
through which the Standard Ull Company
made 50 ,nllc'! mnllcy it, transporting pety0-
!ellna from tho 0li rcglnns. 1t Is not hc-
trial.
, 1881-10-07

t;oycrno3, Gun. u. W. johnson; Lieutenant
unverinr, Il. T.. nnInnnt, ,of 81. Cluuu; AM-
Secretary If Aatu. y. J.. La,lI!rrtol, OF st.
Potter; Treasurer, ,]ol, i. lsussell, nf l1olis-
ton ttnunty: Acknowledgement, t'eurgu N.
llhXtet, nt lttn County: 1lnitrtIud CUillntls-
sfOller, II. S. C0uk, III OwntOItnn.
, 1881-10-07

bpte1a| UsplEth 10 Tia Chitdgo Tribune.
HAMILTON, Oct. 0.-Father O'Conuor, wlo
clallls to ha ut, ex-pElcst, mud Is lecturtfg
nKalnst ls0lnanls.n throughout the country,
according TO tho newspapers Ia guEnlnX II
very ll!ellytablo ren,tatloll LII lucturcuI III
OraMgeyll lllu. a'al rt1o <ldrcrttscr s.ys /" if hu
was nut drunk liz. actctl very like 4 drunken
NAN" willie hls language was positively ln-
, 1881-10-07
CORNERSTONE LAYING At ST, louls.

IUhNeH-o tUHE LAYING Al 81. LuUlS.
sT. Louis, Afo., Oct. G.-'rho cornerstone
Of the now nrln0ry for tho State Militia MI
tlonnl Guard wis ln!d tlIs morning by Gov,
Crlttelldcn. Mnid appropriate ceremonies,
lle Stnta and civic d!Gultarles attended md
ing with Il review Of tho Eauonal Guards by
tl!U Governor.
, 1881-10-07

9AF NRIS1VCIt4AIIC 1l{JlESE.TIiIEE.
ltEl!SASno. Miss, Oct. G-Edwurtl
Thompson, arrested oil charge of stealing II
mule. Was acquitted ut midnight. lie Is n
son Of the !nta Admiral Thompson Ktcl, Of
The British ,,ayy, and grandson of tho
British, Admiral WIN led part of tho forces
nmler Nelson to tic hattle Of Trafalgar,
l4a'Iy Thompson suit several hundred ullli.ls
trnll l4nllto,! to lawyer to defend ller son,
who, It il saatd, llns lived The life Of tramp
for several yCllrs.
, 1881-10-07

N6ttEe* 17"PH3e" 10 INV OH1fab6 1TtbEH9.
MONTREAL, Oct. A-An Engltsl,,!,slt., styl-
lux himself Cnpt. Howard Dassal, l.as been
y'cttMlxltg st"rekuepors, !lotelkeepera,
Nartl!ng-l'olsekeepurs, and ayery a,lo e!so
casl,. Ilu hrnWEllt u letter Ut Introduction to
! prominent lncrclant from a wUll-klowIl
1trnI IN 14Ontlnl, England, anl by this l,u,lls
nbta(lWl Nxtc,!slyb credit a1ll wis oaabl0.l to
!lyo J.! slyle: llo married Canata kIri only
paEentagc. She l1as followed Him to Bos-
tUil.
, 1881-10-07

LANCASTER, Pa., Oct, U.-Etlwnu1 Sanders
antl Philip Nogers. two notorious cllnracters
OF this city, lust night forced their way into
the room Of Mrs. Mary Seymour. and III tile
prcscuca of lter three children Sanders erill-
innlly assaulted her. Tile woman struggled
vi, Sanders following llcr Into tho street,
knocking l.er s!owll several times. Mrs. Sey-
innur escnt@d to II npiglibor's house, whpre
sl,n died FROM tho effect ur ler Injuries. Both
llitil WCIc arrested,
, 1881-10-07
IOWA.
6peetaL Dtspatth 10 I1k CAteaop Tribune.


DUBUQUE, ill.,, Oct I'LL. Il. Mime, Demo-
cratfc nominee for Governor. addressed Il
sinnll crowd ut the courthouse this evening
OIL tho issues Of the hour. Democracy Mt
this time IL considerably. mixed lii this coun-
t.. and his speech awakened no sympathy
whatever. This Is tho tlrst 1ltuetlng held
sInce the cainpuign opened.
, 1881-10-07
A POLICEMAN SHOT.

opsetad AHhHteh 10 lHt t!Nfuqt If1GthE.
DETnolT, Altc't., Oct. G.-Gcorge Mills, q
member OF tic p0ltcu force, was shot III tho
1lght sl1e about 0o'clock this evening by
rnfltnn called Blind Mike while attempting
TO arrest n young aesparat!o NAMED 4ictnr.
Mills was also severely beatgn about tho
head, md hH Is III 4 critical condition.
, 1881-10-07
4 SEVERE GALE.

FoEr1lEss MoS1mE, Oct. GA gale Tues.
ttay night AMI Wednesday lialldled severely
tho smaller craft Oil the coast. Nearly all
report losses Of snIs and spnrs. and soma
men atltl another two. Life.slyinY crew.
rescued inany senInen.
, 1881-10-07

BUFFALO, Oct. tl-Jollu II. blanchard,
formerly n we1l-k,iown cattle-tLealer Of this
city, was convicted today Of, false pretensps,
1t, hnytng nh0tS twn yanrs aKo purchased
two cnrs of cntttc, ostcnstbly for Utica t,ar-
tics. md alllrpny them to Albany, wi,ere l,e
disposed of them, racelsing the lnonpy and
turning home.
, 1881-10-07

Lot the poor sufferers IRON female complaints
bus been found. W. rolpr 10 Lydia II. Pink.
hxms Vegetable Compound. 1t IL pFeparel Ut
~ Westtra aVeIue, lynr, Auss. Scnd 10 Mrs.
ltukham for paLuphlelQ.
, 1881-10-07
VENN0llsS fjIrESSEa

MONTREAL, Oct, 3.-1o the Editor Of III.
Nc,o lori; Ti,nes:- \ general storm period
Of severity IL probnble about the 18th and
11llrof the present month lit tho southern
md western sections If tlie Untaed States
nt1ti ns0 II, the Upper Luke reRlal and mari.
iinia provinces la Ca,i1.ta. Wtntrr wuattes
iii Newfoundland. iIESlty q. NESNO1t
, 1881-10-07
CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
tfp&tkdf Dttpateh Ia YAs f!hienen Tfih,Ina

OTTAWA, III. Oct. G-Mayor Young atul
the several Aldermen of the city pere ssryv.l
wttl, nla1dalnus summons ISSUED froM tile
United States District Court at Chicago to
appear on THO thlsA Mondays Of 4&obcr aud
falling to proylua fur THU paYnesSN several
sinNll Judgments recul1tly 1bt4Xa3 d agnillst
tlie! city In the waser.l0Weri9 /, THESE
Judgments aggregate *t3,O00, t&
, 1881-10-07

), LAS VEGAS, n. NJ, Oct G.-The heavy
rains Of yesterday anil last night greatly
damaged tho Atcllisolt, Topeka & SaNta Fl
Railroad, md traffic south Of here Is indett
nifty suspended. In tito lilo Grat,tte anu Gal,
lfstr0 Valleys wnsl,orts nre numerous. Ia
MANY places: tho road-6etl il covered will
tO1llglit.
, 1881-10-07
RELIEF FOR IRELAND,

a9fe1af p"RasfA to IAs Calsaao 7tIbuue,
nuurquE. la., Oct G-l'om Cayanaugl,
Secretary Ut Dubuque brunch OF the La,Ml
has Maaa several other relllIt,a,,ees,
, 1881-10-07

AUGUSTA, Ga.. Oct. 6-Nlne convlcts
cscappa from the penltcntlary camp hero
Yesterday, nlld still Mt lnrge.
, 1881-10-07
EARTHQUAKE.

0RtsroI, n. H.. Oct. "a shock OF enrth-
Qnake WIS felt 'sero Il l[ttio attcr midnight.
Il passrtl frUm west tn east, alltt undo noise
likn the runt!llng of Il lenyy train OF cars,
and shook buildings percopt!bly.
, 1881-10-07

NEW 1I.tvES, Coittl., Oct. I'LL, tic Nfal-
ley trial tnslay additional testimony was
given III support OF tho allbi Of James A1a1-
Icy Jr.
, 1881-10-07

1tAnTronD, Conn.,, Oct. 6-Isetnrns from
Iii towns which ,us1 eloctt0ns Monday show
tllnt tho Republicans carried 20, tho Del,ls-
crats IL; evenly divided rs. This II n l,cput,-
llehn gufn.
, 1881-10-07

KILLED IN A. DRUNKEN NRAWL.
Las VEaAa, n. H., Oct. t-At Las Unas.
N. ~, lust night JameB Ltttlo wns s,,ot and
Killed w'Illo cllgagct. IN drunken brasYl.
, 1881-10-07

Ilprsfura'a Arll PApspAats
Mskes MUCH More 4Gllelous acid dsjuk than
itmuus Cr ltlHes, Ut the salpu tiM1 Tltlpx ~ LIZ
Bystein tho lnytRoyattn9 phusphuls9.
, 1881-10-07

SfEHM5F1IF NEWS, -
QUEENSTOWN. Oct. 0.-Arriyed, the Baltic,
from New York.
NEw Yo,K, Oct. 0.-Arriyed, the Schlos-
wig, from London.
, 1881-10-07
Tine. lfArA Ihsf AN HIhd.I III HaI EtataI
G.sSR. III. t;klXisI ~ Il I3...,. 4 UIrlnuA5,
1D:1Bn. M. :9Hsl ii IL Is. E... Cloudy,
1.iBp. IN. lHi23I y ~ Is. f.. u t--tGluuAj,
G.lap Ms1.sLiH4| u il 1. E. |..... Ut. raiu.
l1:th j., nj, lsU.lLjI Si II ). E..I .MELtuuIf.

sHuromutar corrected tnr temperature, 4lHraIont
ntd INSTRUMENTAL Grrnf.
ttla4Itfill taat kninl! 10 tnDAAArns
Mean barDn,0&ge. t.2N
Mem thEriuotIUt1f. 147.
Atthn humidity, i*.i.
AMx.Euttl Temperature. hAA
Mtn1pluM temperature. .Esu.
GESEltAt OnsKHvATloSs+
CHICAGO, Oct. G-10l8 D. a..
, 1881-10-07


sptsia1 Dispatsn 70 Th' cnteaao Tribune
OTTAWA, Oct. D.--Thc Marine Ntul Fish,
cries Dctnrtntrnt. II ia ,,,,tlrrstnoI i,uvc il,
r,,,inmnl,ifn,, ,r,.ns,r,,s ". ~. ,as,"., ,t.
of tho cxi'auste'l oyster bctls on tho north
sllotn Of New Brunswick MD l'rlnce Edward.
Slmfiar work Inns been done by tho Frcncl,
Governments viii, tl,e mnat sntisfoctorv m.
s"ts' ...,,.,.., 49,,
AT. ncot1, Member OF l'nfli'lincft FOR Will
nipcg, Ind III, Interview Will, Sir .lnlln 4.
Macdonald IN relation 10 tho snlr nj ppujn-
lon lands advertiser the 1otl. l,st., al Winni.
Eef. ~ WI! pa le'hei.loerea thc sa'e WIS
postponed for month. Mr.. Scott on be-
lialf af tie settlers on school lands asks tint
wl!rh they will Willingly pay. lie States
thntltla,,y 1T the parties affected |ityo berll
inpUs-sesstun OF tic prOpety for years, nllI
Isnyu ,M,llle valuable iinpro, e,l,el,tS. 'Tlpy
Tiers. and IIe urges t,,ut they should bc
trpntctl ns SteE by the Government.
Mr. Royal, II. f., is expected lure shortly
10 Interview thu Government in bcl,uf OF lti,
lied River settlers. liz viii nsk tint their
inuuirinx Into tie validity nf utlnr GIntnis MT
Winnipeg. ~ - ''''' ~'''''''' ~
Thu City Assessment Commissioner llas
Isss ptsnars! s sSa' M ffDq1 Tss ,S @
IL III, increllsu 0f 2ltS,$lO uf ryai estate n1id
inrrease vi s4a7.l'40 0yer tho assessment for
ISL. The nl1tl1ok for reai estate IN OTTAWA
y ,!c t,'s ne'ier tomy !.'a IL WIS year neo.
es"cIniiv n iI'c wnsrr,, t srctfnn ~ ;ba citw'
but slgllt Improvement II foIt Ii, Mi mrts.
owners of rea! lssaiu nru holding Out fur bet
tef pEices, wlli!G tloss wanttng property
se,tr ta i.sa m ~ ~, ~, ~ 1d III
tlal1IaIlI wo,ltI imtii..,tr' fila ,,,t,lrr nf W.
cant houses Is ulncli less tilan u year mo,
lie respectfully, c1tls tho attelit!nt, of the
Gonicl! ~ ttio aeS!laoiilty ~ !aklhg nome
sss,,,et e.ia,l ~ p Far ~ r.lts ~ ~ tho r. w. w.
sessluent at personal uropertv. The I,,si-
ncss-inan who invests. s;ty, 81, ,0o0 or s50,UOU
~ ,1 business Is colnpelen to pay tax 9,l the
stnoH , t'r .si,,'r "'a ta h Wno ~
cnnital In ,l.nrisaTrs or srr,;rtti"s e ,mi,.
fhn sn,nr, mr. Il, nthnr wnrs,a TIC m,nn Il,
business pnys 1pt,,, lis futi canitai w;I., t',, I
t,ll1l out Of business Uiljy invs ,lI,o1i ths In,
tercst Of Ills capitai. TGhis il certainly not m
caDIta In Gi,sness llltiertnEinrs' ni;ti' in ,is
Oi,InIol,. nets vary t1tiustlv tnwnrtls lin NM,
oil enterprise, ''''
one hundred men left tho CITY Inst night
for shnl,ttrs If, lin i;enrtrinm NM listrict
Thn Hssiyu Cnnrt s,,,.,..,i IN ti..in~ nfora
1,,stfrt Wilson Tte n,s,r.isr casou ,y,,i nrtt
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op<e'as 01pa'e" 20 1hs C"teaoo 7FtounE-
MONTREAL. Oct. "a sa1 event Inns be-
come known III Montreal, being tito dfsup-
pearanco OF Air, Charles +. Bourne. tha
irrnna,,rcr for many ,,onrs ~ t,,o N,a,,tr'a1 @
,r.,.. ~. liAt9 aeM,s ~, VI t''a Mol'lle'l
1eleR1apn company. Iliat gentleman has
been very uoWn-spiritGd for some time, Inv
Ing boon among tho number Of officials WHO
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-01
-. B. RANDALL, M. D.,
Bethany p. o, G. r. r., Ga.
The Origin Of Lynch Laws

New York Herald. a -.
1t may be interesting to recall in
connection with tue lynching near
Eato, Pennsylvania. the origin of the
term "lynch law" OAe tradition
traces it to Virginia farmer named
Lynch, who tied thief whom he had
caught and logged him with his own
hands. Another account says that
Gin 1687-SS one Lynch was sent to
America to suppress piracy. but as
the laws were not administered with
much vigor in the colonies, owing to
the difficulty, of adhering to the usu-
al forms of law in the newly establish
ed territories, it is presumed that
ibis Judge Lynch was empowered to
proceed summary against pirates,
and thus gave rise to the term" 1t
can, however, be traced to much
earlier d"te in Ireland where it has
80 recently been revived under the
most euphonious title of .Boycot
ting" Toward the close of the ff>
teenth century, James Fltzstepher
Lynch, Mayor of Galway, presided
at the trial of his own son for willfu
robbery and murder, and 6ndins
that the sentence Of death which he
passed upon him would not be exc.
cuted, he hanged him himself out o
an upper window "to show goot
example to posterity.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-01
Important POstOffice Orders.

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT., J
WASHINGTON, ID. g.,
February 81, 1881.
It is ordered that section 232, Pos
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lieu thereof the following is made:
Mailable matter Of the frst-class
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piovided-Act March 3, Sec. s, 20
Stat, p. 358.
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HORACE MAYNARD,
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