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, 1881-10-31

SrIin1itlt i t:tmslc'n brewery.
Tho a[nrm from l'nx al5 atJ:47 yesterday After
mon WIS caused by suloke Issuing froul tho
grain elevator at tho east cn1 Of the Schmtdt &
UlMde brewery, TN Urunt place ne4r SctiHwlck
street. Tho smell at burning grim bad bccn
uotIccd n thu rrnlssoa carly all tlay, hut no ona
Appcars 10 hnve given tho tnattsr nny attention
until ttiu sluoko rolled forth fl volumes from
tho c,'Io!a. When tho Fire Department reached
tho oruwery things looked 10 bad thnt Il second
nEArnl WIS sent IN. hut It wns nut foun nccos-
sry to utilize tho engines which this nnrtn cAllel
out. Alter aonle Itttle difficulty tne lire was
located III bin sixty ta.et high ut,ntAiMtnK LEU
hushuls vi HruIn-ntlu OF tighiuen ins continuing
upwards Of 4oooJ hushe!s. The, burning bin WIS
ttrcncECt with wAter Alld then cleared out, when
Il WIS funn,i tiuat tho tire bud siar.ed naar tho
bottom nn cfep np tho sttfGa to The top, whero
Il hull burst tntuA r1lther Strong btazu, which,
bgwetrr. wnH easily exftngutshe1 with d htreasn
Of water. Thu dulnngr to tho Krain md nla!t
by slnuko ani water G1t,not easily be estimated,
bur competent Judges yesterday placeu II Ms low
NJ 81, ,lkQ ulHn CtiGntE anl 81 ,OOA Of, building.
Tho structure al,d contents arr, insured for $GL
~, distributed Hr1ong twcniy"threo different
COsllpAutu4.
, 1881-10-31

Cost Of tho Recent Iroh,vOrlkcra' strike
III Cincinnati.

Cost Of tho Recent Irots>vOrkcrs' strike
in CtSIcinnntt.
EptetdE Utapateh to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
CINCINNATI, o., Uct. D.-ft Is estimated th,ft
by the strike 0f tho nMntHutnatcd IrUnwurktrs
In this city. which WAS concluded ty tho nErec.
tncnt of lust night. that a million ami halF of
dollars have bcett lost In wagea, ntltl nearly four
million dollars In business. The strike wNa in.
au2uratcd III juno, about .,UO1 worklnen be!ng
drawn into II. An increhso Of ~ per cent WIS
demanded. Tho wages paid here wero arcudy
i pcr cent higher than tho card Ialo cstul,-
Nshcd ut Pltteuurg, and the nlJl.-owntts
c0uld not stand an advance unless their
cosupott1rs at rlttsburg should advance wages
Mt Il corresponding rate. After several fruit.
less conferences, aud provoked by the belief
warksngmG,f. but BIZ rho m,,i-nwnrrs III Pltls-
uurR. the ClnuinnNti manufacturers resolved to
soso ne9otiat!ooa, aud never stnpioy an1ther
i1ember OF the 1AniAIXAlnAtCd Union. ThI4
matters retna1ncd. for seversl months. l'he
union hnd Promised to taku caru or tho strikers
until their point bud bccn wot. tut. altcr y few
given. md lnaty Of The strikers md theIr
IT, ia"1Hi ts tp'n s,saf wnnt ecsnty
tions These weru run on aE:.n BY tho unlols,
bo,,xnt thcir Return rairoai tickets 10 taelr
hs,i'ics. 1hcn conference was oncS nurc called
netweeil tho !niil.ownr5s ma1 .hs sr!kers Tho
cent less thun they wsrr paying when tho strike
wis begun,. aud to etnpl.y uuiou men, but only
such as they might choosc to select. Thu
strikers dcmnndcd that they should nj! ',e
should Gu Hslrahct:i ~ per cent ubGso
the Old ratc. The conference astetl for seyerut
until inn. |. This frightened tho strikers into
TITO necessary concessions. The tnilluw1lers
offered 10 rcsc!ntl thuIr former resolution md
tnke them all hAuk Without prejudice. their
wnxes to be precisely tho sAi,,o US When tho
strske was fnMnEurnteti five months ago. aud to
cOltinne Ut tliAt rutc ni!tI tho 1st uf Juug, tS.
when SHAT pttshury ratcs are to
bo adopted. The proposition was, nc.
ccpiei and tho hrcs, will be re'Iehted
tomorrow. Tho 1nen fni1cd to krtln u Ulngiv
puInt by the prolonged strike. On the contrary,
their employers hare n,litied ono important
rates shall rule hcrc, aud they will thus be
placed upon nn ctlun footing with their ulost
furmfduGo cutnpetltprs. The ngrennent ul4t
has been tcachcd affords much satisfaction, unl
the destruction of an important industry has
been oAfjutsd
, 1881-10-31
THE ATLANTA EXPOS. TON.

ATLANTA, Gu. (1Ut. W.-Thc Ch1c4KO 0foIFaton
party startcd hoMp Tonight. Edwartl Atkinson
and Fifteen Rentlen1el connected with cotton
Industries employing $13UU.nn capital anu
l,5uO, ,uNQ splh,les urrirel Wednesday. commEs-
a!oues. s.nl- ARrluulturo IorinK Will ulvot rutton-
growers in u convention c4llod by him at tho
Exposition, when ho will speak on southern
n8r.sulturu, uild Pruf. ls!Ley. United Statcs els-
tUunolu0ist, Will uxPaln IL now 'nutho1 Ut Ie-
xlrOy lux tho uullU.l. wuru, which oauyea an un-
ului average loss IL planters uE $lhUU.Ul].
lhursduy will ~ AlaMufActnrere' day, with an
% s4lrss: fs9m NJ Atk;ns9t,; Ths ,l!spay ct
ends saturday. The exhibitors huvu appointed
4 uulnlpitteu to SECURE reduced excursion rates
oyer tho railroads, and declare tho Exposition
10 lu tho ytcatest oxhiIIt Ut Aa,ercan Industry
Rpu nututAl resources eYpr kgll,
, 1881-10-31

&ptt4a4 U1spateh to Tie EAtta0o THbunE.
Quincy, ILL.,. Oct. :N.-A tiru ut II o'clock to-
dhy destroyed Nenko. Gr!mnE Il Co.'S pIaning.
mill, corner uf Ninth and Hampshire streets.
Tho catiEe OF tho fire IL unexplained, und thu
loss Is complete, tho tntal amount bciuR csti-
mated ut &20,o00 to $21,U00 The insurance ls,
upon building. muchtncry. md stock, Us fol-
lnws: $l,0D each In the Ohio Insurance cum-
pAny, Duytou. D.; Aurora. OF Cincinnati,
Tradcsmcn's, Of New York: watersown. Of Now
York: Northern, Ut New York; and $500 cach in
the Fnrmers' Fire, Of FORK, pn,, aud the Now
York Insurance Company, IF Now York City.
The RdJasont building, owned u the company,
anu used az u dwelling nnd warehouse. was dam
<!.600 In tho lorilArd, Ut Nov York. The COM
pany was recently rcur1anfzed with a capital
stock of &n5,oO0
, 1881-10-31
4 $1,000 Nlazu In u Slnso Street Con.
fectf0aery Store.

The alarm fr0M Hox :ssi Mho1lt clock ycstur-
Tiny aft1rno0u was occasiunptl by tho discovery
Ut u blaze III tho third story OF yr. ShItlds
WHOLESALE confectionery store. Nos II and Is
State street. The jnsts. 1t seu:ps. wore placed
too ngar ch.nncy. aud tho tIFo, originating in
the latter. waB communicated tu the tinur. How
something unknown, fnr it might havo sOdei.d
un for II ~rsk an4 tint hs0kun out. itsteruny
atternuon. however, II happened t0 show Itself,
With Il resulting iluAingu liz tho stuck OF tut
iulfo than l,U1 III Tho outside, which WIS fully
euyfroa by tllenrHnce. ltlisineka will W on ut
iho oltl stunti hnweyer, j'ist th9 sa1ne ~ eveF'
aud without thu slightest Interruption
, 1881-10-31
At Eflang1lusn, ILL.,; Lo*a $4,000, In
bIsrnsacH $1,000.

Spteto9 DLp.teh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
EfflSNstAN, ILL.,. Oet. .k.-Thc woolon mill Of
F. \. Sta. 4 Co.. Of thts city. was entirely con-
sAtncd by nr9 lust night. Loss abuttt Sta.Ou0
insured tor e. uN III the undurwritcrs',
, 1881-10-31

col. N0HE1sT fNGEItHOlt4 HisEAkS.
Special 1lspateh to Jht Chteaco Iftbtna
WAsniS0ToS, ID. e., Oct. W.-Col. Robert
lnggrsol1, referring to the rol.loyal Of Fl1tllk
hilbert, saIl today:
II nndurBs0ol tint there was no oppost-
tlo'' 10 t;ilbert's reappol,tn!eut. Tllo 1'!ntter
WINS talked Uyer II few weeks ntter tilrllelh'y
inauguration, A1ld | tnlk.d with Iogat, Fur
well. Ahlrtrli. nlul | believe Representative
h!nl. ~ thy contrary, all saftI they weru
perfectly willing liz sIinuEt gel,laln. Aflar
t;Arfield's death n0thinE was satl about III.
bert BY mr., supposed tt!at l'ls ruappolnt-
y ntost uxce!lent h!a'l, ald t,,s discharged
tho duties Of Ilts .ut!leH satisfactorily to tho
merchants ulMl bsfness-Il,sl, Ut Chfcngo
mud. IL tue Treasury Department. I'resi-
I %; was S"ist III tSasl tut TX a ay ss,!f!'sS s1ssi
IN thu appointment one Why or a10thUr lip
WIS siMply tnld that anather apun!ntinent
adjourn, , autl tI'at 1t should bs nEadc ut once.
THE PRESIDENT, II i FRIEND or GEN, REV
EitlGE
and likes hn!, and WIS consequently willing
t.e sisc.tas.accs a; a;. s satist'al tat n.oM W
s!al!ge Woltltl l!nve heel! ntallc. | lAf0 seen
tue l'teslttcnt since rutuy,!e!!. as II !Iatter
Vt fact, thH colnlllsslon Ut tiilbert lid not
Until Nov. i. Tho relHIrts to tho cGn.
trMry .are Incorrect. Whom / sny tiIat
the, President would not have alulIe
~ he did had he undeEstoosl thu faCts,
All about Dayer!dxe, Neither 10 mean to
s'y ttat Tue President had not and has nat
psrtect confidence in Gen. NayorllKe. What
mean g. ray is that l,a would MT llayo re-
moved Gilbert hal be known a!l the facts.
! th|uk that the President will un Justice so
far ns air. Gilbert Is concernsd. ltp Ger
hut,
Az \ AATrEn or FAC'r,
la did whuI he did nIllor u,u Impression
that something lllst be done ut that time, ns
tlle beMut8 wns about to ndjnurn. Iresdullt
Arthur asked lne II l kliaW Heyeridgu /
told !tln tflat did, ami that hal nothing
against ilhl tA the woC IL; that liked hinl;
mud that did not want to tear anybody
down. The President said that he knew hin
ulso very well. alld liked h!m, anl that wien
, 1881-10-31

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. IA fire fr0n art uu-
known cause tndny destroyed tho Cleveland
Spring Works. Loss roughly estimated 1T *lN-
thu; ilIsurAnte, $.15, 600. Considerable uf tito
6tUck WH4 BarHd.
, 1881-10-31
DRUGGISTS CONVENTION

csNClaNATI, o., Oct :9.-The Western Drug
Association will hold It's nnxt annual aesslon In
this city, bcgillnIuE Oh thu sth os November
noxt. Thesa sessious aro held for the purpose
Of discussing tnutters pertaining 10 tho wholp.
sale druRxistA' business. Tho convention vii!
attract over 1D0 Wholesale mon to lts attend-
AucQ.'
, 1881-10-31

hnrc nominated i. {. l.oonnrlson for .mnt,,cr ut
Assembly. At tho rtltitHlto.' Of It lnrgu tli,ni.
ler nf eltzensth0 Hon. Jesse Ntonc hHB cuntcnt-
CT to becntrg candidate for the Assembly In
this tFtrstl district nganst tho Democratic ilttn-
, 1881-10-31
y Candidate for scrucant-us-Ar,l,a

4 Now Candidate for rHcr3cant-na-ArinH
~ thu HOUSE,
t3itEAT f3ESty, kas., Uct. 3j.-Cul. Deor1e W.
Hooker, uf Vermont, tho AsBlstunt Sccrttnry Ut
the Republican National Committee. ani prnu,-
fneiltly known throughout tho United States,
hns communicated TO MI Intimate frIcuI now
hero that he viii bu II candidate fur recttpn tu
The nlllce Ut Sergeant lit Arms Of tho next
Uuitcu States !Iousg uF Representatives. to SUE.
coed tho present DGsn0crntiu Incumbent, Juhn
q, THOMPSON, Of Ohio.
, 1881-10-31
Noualn 4flous fur the Wisconsin ~.
nsmblYs

apsetal DE,pateh to 7hS tAteaso 1$tbuAs..
WArEnrowN. Wls., Oct. a.-Tha. Democratic
Convention held hero yesterday. nominated
James r, Moran tor member OF Assembly from
this {Firsu Assembly district Of Jefferson Coun-
", The Republicans OF tho Second District
, 1881-10-31
TIRED OF LIFE.

Two Cases OF Standardization At Cloves
land, q.
sptetal pspafeh tu The Chicago Tribune.
CLEvEI.AkN, O., 0et. 3o.-John IIInosh, 10
hemfau laborcr. cutcr0.l ills homo Oh lonia street
this Mftornoon. lilo drew out revolver III tho
prGscncc pt hls wife, aud shot himself tivc times.
Twn balls entered bis brcast ono his mouth, ind
two his JnsY. Hp still lives. The cause WIS do
nieetin troue und drink. J. II. keunarh, clork
In southwarth'H Krncery storc. took fAulauum
lust night. and died from It's affects touEht. 4
MaSwaru 4on whu Is Ynllx tD tho 6tate ltcform
Farm Kreatfy depressed tic father.
, 1881-10-31

ItaflroAd Property nj Fnrkhl1l, Ont.
fAHKHltl. Ont, Oct. I-The Grand Trunk
Hatlruad station, freight sheds, aud contents
were burned.
, 1881-10-31
A DalryMutl Hangs 1llnueir with
JlAltGr.

st. Luuis, Mo-, uet .I.-Tho fhst- Dbintc4
sttectat fruM Ftn1try, ILL.,. snys: Archibald
ktnK, proprietor Of tho wnll-kuown Kings
tluiry, committed sllttd9 last niEht by hanging
hin,xGlf III his bHrn with Il halter. tause, fRmi.
ly troubles.
, 1881-10-31
UNITED STATES CONTINUED s PER CENTS,

itAltTFoNn. Coun., Oct. D,-Tho President of
tho american National lark has addressed
letter 10 the Secretary Of tho Treasury rotating
To the redemption Of continued bonds Of the
Unltusl 6tatcs bearing Interest at 1s per csnt
Der auuunl at the pleasure OF tha Government.
, 1881-10-31

NEwPoIeT. It. l., Oot. Al-The French quests Of
tho Mutton arrived this morning, anl Ia The aft!
crtI0on visited poICtE VI Iutcrest. THIS ovesling
t!uilalt rerelseA ths visitors IT the HlAto House.
, 1881-10-31

Alexander HIoCosta, Ut Princeton, n. j.
PulScETOa. N. j., Oct. 0.-.AloxAnder, eldest
son Of uy. Ac(psu, died thIs aftoFuoou.
, 1881-10-31

Bp<etat Dlpateh 10 I'As CAte4ao TRIBUNE.
ADRIAN, Nich., tJct. :s,-.a telegram received
soduy announces thu dc,th OF tho Iinn. Allen
Moroy ut bis daughters residence In harEul'. u,
aged S0 lie WINS une Ut tho earliest la"yors In
Michigan. aldc4l In framing tho original 5tats
Constitution, all influential In breaking up,
olla - wildcat" tanks that ut shAt tiM1 Hour.
Ishca here. l!o first moved lroM New York to
tAs Statu aud psautoed In detroit, boinE clnse
friend or Gen. Iuwis Cusa and an ardent Deuus,-
urAt Tue last twenty yeArs ut bis professional
Ilfu were spunt tu th!s city. =. !:
, 1881-10-31
Nothing but Snolttcring Ruins
Left Of tic Once I'ros-
pcr0t.s Village.
Individual Losses Are Not LARGE. but
the Aggregate Very
Heavy.
Insurance Supposed 10 1so Tcry Light
NO Loss Of Life re-
ported.
Destructive Blazss at Quincy aud Ef-
fngham, ILL.,, and Other
Places

EdeeAeld. =. T., Almost Totally lie.
Htroyc<i.
spsetat Dtspdteh to 1At Chicago Ttthuns
Co1rAn1a, =. t.. Oct. H.-Tho Town OF g:dRc.
Held, lit this State, WIS utmost totally destroyed
by sirc curly this morning. The lire fed Itself
t,ll there WIS nothing !eit 10 bnri,, and now tho
place fs III ashrs. The Hire originated IN a livery.
stahle II, tho business pnrt u The town, anu com.
mlisft:atcd ttsclf to adjoining buildings, sprcad-
Ing with
1'HcoNTipI.I.Allt.E 1sArlplry,
The lar4G I3ll1nmi liosel, the property OF Cot,-
Rresssran Tfllnun. was nnc OF tho nrst buildings
to succunlh To the flames. Thu other hotels
were speedily hrnetl. and all tho public IulIll-
tuEs thnrc.l n slmtENr fute. THO o,eo OF tho
Chn'"tes was destroyed. Tho lossea, which are
immense. c:tntiot yet bo accurately estimated.
There WAS ITO loss uf life as far ns heart from.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
10 The tr<sxFn Atsociated Frtlt.
EpdEftEhb C0i:i!T-IlbCAE, :. T.. Oct. Go.-The
btls1slcss 7Art Of tue town WAS totally destroyed.
Only thrcu stores uro left. Tho largo TIIl.nan
Hnset WIS consumed. There arc not provisions
enough tn towp to last fosty.c!8ht tol,rs. Tho
o1llct uf the C|irlMfcte was burtlod The <tdreY.
tfseF building nnd property Is safe. Tho !}re
hFokc nut tusr before dawn In the largo livery
stable of tho rtllfnnn Hotel. Merchants and
businessmen aFe tprrlblc losers.
TlIE FIRE DEsOLATEu EVERYTHING
from the Tllltnau tfutcl to tho satut1n ttousc,
Tho loss oft property Is Immense. Stocks at
goods generally wero not insured The fire
rnge.1 a't dag. and it WINS 5:4U 1,+ N. before the
flalncs had exhausted themselves. Tho sccne Is
ono OF wild confusion and saducss. The loss Is
estimated at fiooON. The loses aro distributed
among thlrty-ave persons or nrrus. Tho hcay-
lest individual loss IL 5000. The law office Or
United States Senator l,uttcr Is amoug tho losses
The co!ored cooperative store and stock Is nIl
gone. The fire is regarded Us incendtnrr.
, 1881-10-31

SFt1d9 UIpatth u 13e eRltIQo 1F.'0N.
ATLANTA. Ua., Oul, @A-LIouk, Isolllu Ives, OF
tho Filth Artillery, now stationed " Atlsu.u
dol to-day at Summit, N. j.. whers he Wan IN
leave Of abeouoe. Lieut.. Ives has been !u serv-
loo ten yaArs, i've af Whluh was gpent ~ FRO.
fgBsoE at West Folut.
, 1881-10-31
WASHINGTON.
Outline of the Program Of the
Star-Route Peo-
pie.
They Will Attempt to Shield Them
selves Behind Congressman
aud Others.
Mr.. James Will Remain until a
Defnit Result Is
Reached.
Col. 1ngersoll's Explanation Of tho
Appointment Of Mr. Bev-
eridge.
Intimation that MIR. Gilbert win
Be Properly Taken
Care OF.
Submission OF Plans By I'M Engineer for
tllo Reclamation Of the 70.
tonne Flats.
Col. lugorsoll Intends to Institute Suit for
Submission OF Tlans by IN Engineer for
tho Reclamation Of the 70.
tonne Flats.
Col. 1ugorsoll Intends to Institute Suit for
Libel Against Philadelphia
Paper.
THE STAR-ROUTE CASES,
To HE CALLED IN Tlii:.s isTnICT COUNT To-


NV ~'o''t ~
Special Dhpateh to Th4 Cattaoo Tribune.
WAsl1tSuroS, u. c., Oct, 3o,-trhe stnr-
route cases nru to be called III tho District
Court tul,lorrnw on Il motion to ulas', tils i,i-
formation, Distinguished counsel MI h,tl,
sldcs will argue tic question. As the tl,no
for tho trial Ut these cases draws ,lcar son,o
details arc learned rs 10 the program of the
defense. Every one of tl,o notsnns jutltcted.
ami all of those against WHOM, according to
r,tn,or, It is proposed to bring indictments.
nro understood to confidently nssert Tint
the (ioyernmcnt viii pe unablo % to make nike,
Vut any ease against them. Mr brady's
Is suid, will bc TO show that lIo mt only was
mt guilty of auv iIIreal acts hnt t,,nt cvorv
axtnnsta,' ~ ~ 49, ous .t'at efsty
,r,,,,r ,'.,., rdnrs, ~ H. ~. ""'s" IT.. "lu
o."e4 "us ''"e,e" Ill I'1o cAptess '''stance
anu WIN lae written approval Of
ONE OR MORE MEMBERS nF' coSdnEas,
army officers. Cabinet officers. Governors OF
States u1nl Territorfps, leading mrroI,uut.
.u!a oa.lssS. alr' nraaS' ~ ~ kilo"1'' has
preserved every nlle Of these letters, and
there Is reason to tl,tnk that there arc
few members OF Congress- wluye irt-
tors will not be produced by lin In
"u'eiso s, VI so'ne OF Inc general
allegations to the star-route service. 1t IL
claimed TINT, as 10 u,,e of the routes where
tie exnrditfnn wna ,,ota svortiv i" t,.s o ~
,,,,tto, ...',,;,.,.s.,s.'.s "' -, ~ Hao .io
Ni,1tel1 leco..nel.tauon u uen. shern'an.
anu even of .SecretAfy Sc1Hlz-. In the eveilt
Of the fntlltru Of the prosecution for consplr-
ucy. It Ia sujd To fo
.r,,.s ~, . =, ~.
, Luz .i'"S oF hhAnf
"''a ol otae9s nt uie star-foule people to pro"
ceed nga'tlst postnastci-(ienerat tta,les and
,nr character md IN thc cn,rv,, NJ ttosa ,nt.nr
frais tha nttemnt ,sif H., nda ~ ~ hr,ntr
n,I'r,, ,,nsrs,,,nr e.1ifar AZ, ,,r's.,s; ~ u
win nas wr1itt.n nSn1t IN" stat.r,,,i,s sar,,.
tntn .,",,rt n,, T.. r,,..',.. t,,',' -. ne! NV
, 1881-10-31

Present Condition of yyiaconaln Poll
lies from kcpMDllcun Standpoint.
Spketdk Qspatch 10 34a Ehfcaaa T1t1HHt.

Present Condition Of 1S'iscons1n Poll
lies from a Republican, Standpoint.
Special ptspateh to 7ns Cntfaau 1stosnt.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,. Oct. :n.-Edward Sander.
Sun. Chairman Of tho lsopublican, s,tato Central
Committee. in M Interview. II: ant gives the
following figures aud statements rcxarc,ng tho
ensuing election: "1f tho Republicans cast
full yoto there can be no doubt hut that we will
carry tho Stnto by 0.U00 majority. Tho Pro-
hlb!unn!sts will not do It's much harm-by far
not so much ns they try 10 mako pc0plo believe.
1t in I'LL noilscnsO about thcnl polling i5.00U or
sltU0O votes. ! wouldn't give them 1000 votes.
VIC hnyc nssuranres irutn ncn Ali over
tho StNtt prominently Identified with the pro-
hibItton c.lusu thAt they ula!uly sce now that by
voting for their slckot they will uolp tho Dotno-
crEts. and that they nre uot inclined to do.
In rcHArf to the GreGntMckcrs. 1t may be all
right TINT they miicd er,oo0 votes III 1877 and
la100 In l67H, but think II they yet 1000 votes
tli's year they VIII be doinE will. People u thai
r. p"rsasion beE 70 tSe &C.,, their fe!y
which the ureenbutkcrs Mro Kalu to hu
tlcvclori.G; In the ntHtnorn part OF tho state,
aha,t any practical RESULT! Of tba 81 trect,bi'cE %
tnttIpntEn teds IL prove TINT u tann0L ainul,nt
tn much. Our irt,0rts from ull paris Of tho
mi rcasoil why Fri,tt shonld ruli ahcati uf Ills
ticket, and the fnct TINT he is farmer Will not
he!n him ,n'!et' hnsz !Ha farmer "lsu' aud a
In regard to tho local prospects,, Sir. Saudcrson
wGB e0lasly sHuEutnr. liz sNid:
~ thlnk I Cln safely figure our majority In
Milwaukee County 1T :.uJt There ar0 Io IiItli-
cations that We shonl. loso In my l,catIty-that
IL. not ul,rc than must br nscrtNzl 10 tho gun
culrso. hit u!l parties nlikc. FAlk tnny RIM II
itt!c nhoA VI his ticket In th!a county. l1lt th4t
lM.xely nbcad In Dn.tau CoAnty. rhe registry
business has bcen well 1ttIkett after, hut l
Mtn not prepared to sny how EnHtIy ut
INT titdt FrtFfHf
present yeAr III comparison with Ilsl yeHr W.
nrs 4utnV tu losv: l'reEe, however. thAt tho
greatest loss IN this direction will Ie ri, tho spte
Ut the Democrats. l think that tho Democrats
WILL hAyc II uiaJority 1r tho Milwaukee .lseg,..
tioti t0 Madison. but ttuu't roeulIelt a asnglp
cutBpAfEH thAt these teuwA didn't expect t.,
rarry aitnoat everything. As far AZ ! snt, sec,
thoy nrc saFc "nlS ut uno !utn0er OF tho Assem-
bly. and that y becasc IN th"t district We didnt
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-23
Mothers /! Mothers!! Mothers -!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth? If so, go
At once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately-depend upon it; there is
no mistake about it. There is not a mother on
earth who has ever used it, who will not tell
yoa at once that it will regulate the bowels, and
gives rest to the mother, and relief and health
to nhs child. operating like magic. Itisperfect-
4y safe 80 use In all cases, aud pleasant to the
aste Sn& il the prescription Of one of the oldest
aud hest female physicians end nurses in the
cpr,ts a hottie vl4-n44-l.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-23

A Cough, Cold or sore Throat should be stop
ped. Neglect frequently results in an incurable
lung disease or consumption, Browns Bron-
chial Troches are certain to give relief in asth-
ma, bronchitis, coughs. catarrh, consumptive
and throat diseases. For thirty years the Tro-
ches have been recommended by physicians, and
always give perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untried but having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained well-meritea rank among the
few staple remedies of the age. Public speak
ers aud singc. 3 use them to clear and strengthen
the voice Sold at twenty-ceHts box every
where. vl4-n4-ly
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-23

You will find health wealth and
happiness in a bottle of the Big Blood
and liver cure, called DR.. Marshall's
Bromoline. fifty cents q bottle. Buy it
of druggists.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-23

Because it adds to peronal beauty by
restoring. color and lustre to gray and
faded hair, and is beneficial to the
scalp, is why Parkman's Hair Balsam
is such popular dressing.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-23
Is it Possible

That remedy made of such common
plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake,
Dandelion, &C., makes so many and
such marvellous and wonderful cures
as Hop Bitters do? 1t must be, fol
when old aud young, rich and poor
Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Editor
all testify to having been cured by
them, we must believe and doubt no
longer. See other column.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-23
Visiting CzC1,ds.

We are making especial efforts to
furnish fine line of visiting cards, and
have added q well-selected variety,
ranging in prieefrem fifty cents to two
dollars per pack. And they are of the
finest stock; no 'cheap card" stock
kept. Call and examine stock aud
prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-23

It Is foolish mistake to coHfound
merit with the quack medicines now
SO common. We have used Farker's
Gineer Tonic with the happiest results
for Rhesmatism and Dyspepsia, and
when worn out by overwork, and
know N to be sterling health restoca-
tive, Times. See adv.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-23
Proposals for Keeping R0Ol
Asylum.

OFFICE OF Couxrx CLERK ALLEN Co..
IoI.A. KAY sept. y. 1881.
SCALED pronosais VIII be- received at this
ofIice until Saturday October LIST, ISL, at y
O'Clock M, for keeping che County foar Asy'
lum for the year commencing March ata, 1857.
Bids must state:
LIST, The amount of rent that will be Ehd for
the farm for the year.
end, The amount per week Tor watch inH,ates
of said asylum will lie boarded and clasheo:
The county to furnish bedding xnd medical
attendance.
By order Of the Board OF County copNis-
sioners S-SLOsEM,