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, 1881-08-31
PUBLIC OPINION,

Eoominston {lll.) Ptlhtdgrap1. (llep.):
y. Eatcler Is plucky. is backed by the pluck.
NJ penoctaes In tho Htnte, aud IL 10 near 10 the
a.thoaRao'd! Of th8 Jamexes, Yo1tnRors. and
mHat ~ Fooa Missouri t>etnocEAts thAt IN tho e,l
H. ~ w. prGtsy aare to comc out ut tho top OF
oa1enport tln.) Gnze.tc: III tte l,at.,o Of
.s0aaon M deeency, cannot something be do1le to
saeae ihis vile mlscrennt OfrY What kind ut A
ssr nQainey TO permit s.ch horrthle things II,
pt!nsea and GisDIliatca Within Ifa H.utt4f Tho
sn! sa1sn1 Q! QMinGy tnnst b8 moro ar tcBa m.
;ssss III tos th0 insult offered to the Nation Ia
Sew York N'orld; Some of our esteeme..
%a!smpoFarlcs say that FIIppor IL twu-thIrrla
.aAe' u TO- would 1t not he3 vol Ia treat this
.; 1a',I e9sc Of fls ~ If It ,yert tho eas.,
Snss sasse sS 9!!!cBr7 Let iii forget fur tho lime
fSSax i1as h tllplet haa buoa called negro, aud
s%s III slmnty ~ II be wero uhy urtliuRry
snhceA. S1s "n4'9 s"sp'c'uaa e'Feh'"'
New York Hcnlld: The pollcy Which re-
~ n"~1 manufactures fli trefhpd was Il i,ast OF
~ Policy which endeayore3 to crIpulo tho
s@a rs"a!e colonlea. Tho American colonies
,.aa. s% NfvnR enough to tight tho battlo and win
ms.sface Ifaoeace. ireland hns hna no s.srl,
ss,!, srtsu It s dIGicult to sec how thero Gun bs
saes y. q tradc through the direct !nlosfer.
ab1ys ~ NJ, 'eo uovernn1ent. 1slah orators arD
- ao,aas vi, 6s c.isn O. ttsst s''s ectohns
III. sh*t I sho 0ladsosc stiaistry % oy % WHICH,
ss hatef n ct tss GoI spI"q!as " 7. r @ ns
New Yorl, T.,,,,,. -. 1,"'' ,....
y 'ea hopes Of .ho ,ow.spirlto,l il wo 6oar in
aed q that It wss pot uutIi of.or thu 1srtnno -, ~
Rslet hui been .,I,,. 49," 4 a'.oe uIe IEntsp %
h, b. tx.s.,., n kNen asos by b,s phyasctalts
utian ~ sah 70 mend. Fora wcek tho English
es.ss.. sa aAa watched tho bulletins with oyer-
..pess is,e. t Sunday, .at .As loth ay of
!asPtiace IN -" Fergosefy..th0 dootuEH f4lrly QAy0
rpsofe. fJn ,hs sfntn nisa,at tnat hour ho hcRnn 70
assh was axnocss @ ssa91ney morntalE tha bulletin
s..eeks ee ks9Ss ~ s!nss of sjjsht ainsnisat. aaa
La3et Tso rM!,n1.,Sa ps.Snt ~. Pto9onnoea o.t of
sa|na NJ that whI,a Of th's oyent Aauula
seE York Ti,aes. ,l'nc E,;o,Is,, fa,n,ar ,,os
*tn y bu1eted adont nv n.'t.: aias lsuet 1 nas
,i.s I not at all surprising to iad lin ~ veil. u
, 1881-08-31
SFAX.

NenrEy 4 Thousand, ProJecttlcs Fired
by Tho Nrsnnla-LandtnE tssn Troops
aud Flslatlsss tho .srxba ~. ahs S1rees.
sfan L*tier 10 f.o''t.ut ks"s.
During the night nj thu l5tll or .|N1y say-
erat arme.l bonis wero srut close into tho
town tn prepara Il jctty ror thu aMl-
Ink parties, Tito. Hleetrfo light was
kent upon the forts, etc., during the night.
mud my attempts tt tho Arabs to repair
their batteries wsre immediately Aattntuj
The Etlr-tk,ats ut nllri,hr at II distance nf
400 yards kept UP +. Deliberate tiro the wllole
Of tha night with shell, which prevented Tie
encIny preparing fur The c.nl.lng atrtgsIa;
also lie hont viii tho llotnhkiss Kept ,tp Il
continuous fire. whenever tl,e Arabs nlr
poured. At. y Il. M. tbs Frenetl shlls
"nUnnttea to. 1hartRra," ,shd everything
on board the tlll1nreMt ships was
nci!ytty; ati available mlqucS (nattyn
lIonts) were Mt nNee nlnnRsEAe tho
trnop ships wlcre they were Immediately
l!tlest will troops, n,d tile Hllips' bouts cur
rlG,l tl!elr uWn nrllra bluc-lnelsnts, eacl Iron.
ctaa supplying ubnu! lso rifles. ,.
Ats n. III. q st,ot. was frc.i from the Col.
bert, which was immediately followed by
atl the ships a,lu from nil tia n,l,Is which
coul.f bc brought to bcar, tha yessels bon9
IIloorotl Gil echel0n Gr tic town. Tl!e
fnrthast-ytx.. thu Frletllalal, was 1000 yNrls;
tho nearest, With tl,e exception Ut tho gun.
lMAts, 4,000 yards. Sh0st1y after tlla coM-
lnencenIcnt tho tow,l iNca,lsa ot,scured IN
sIuokc, but tic ttlstanea he!ng li'laWIl tho
Ifrll,g WINS kept lip viii, tha KrnAtest yigor.
rlla bnnts wero now unklng tior why I'll
sI.urU with al! speed IN t0w Ut ste.nn-pIn-
1Iaces, etc.; tho sh!.A wars firing oyus them,
hut many shells isel,,aturely exploded, alul
IN CLOSE, proximity to tI'elr own ls,at$,
ttent must cUlsi,tar. tll0aIlse!yeS fart
u!,utc. At tho expiration ut tI[ty-tlyo
minutes llenrly. ,0W prDluntlles llutl eNvn
tired. Na.iuur Tower wps destroyed, nnd
tho csparto s;rssA tsas u. ''gc,' thrmwtNE ~, y
yards IT the lA.ac,; consequently tho turEo
kt!us were ,9blIKps! 10 e9lsn Iirl,ut, a.@a lhn
boIt-g,t.ls, ilctc'kiss. Mltt yftius t0Us NJ tho
work, The. catlre Ityssa!t, aaiislssaiig s,t
twenty-fh,arbna Will blNe.l9ekNta. sro,lntl-
W He ss !a: Ill Gi,S tsa ', eS'2eea at at !'',y or tho
GMttory l,R.( Geslt sllvnrvtl, lit mlliy ArnDs
received, thenl best3sMl thu rAi,,Wl pasnpct.
They llad alsu AgK Y trlilel, to tae 'e!h WHICH
afterWArl bgk7lHp thely grave. llera lhv
Ftss st thsr |ts' sn,s SsE S| oniSs M ,t eGt
toNs tt,e pl.only III funk al Alslnagsst tl,ell1.
Immediately tho 'Arutt fuft tfletr trenches
thuy vera, iltlWpsl dunn by lie testyHrsyp
hre of the llote)!k!ss n,Ml ttle tl1ts" D3 tho
hlul+)Aekets. lta!lrls.g !l.ta tile lMIslsGH l!lhl
hei,i'ia the ra!asi Malls. tisy Kept. N ! Az
wealn,Is tuf the Old gas-plpa pat!ernj dix!
men were kft1e1 aud woullttra Attur
this IL Dcealne slseet.llrlltiny, thu ,r-
, 1881-08-31
PLEtJRO-pNEUMONIA,


.ln.a-xonc In tho ~ Wes.. %
1'rnt. lanes Law, or Corncll Coltcgc. ithnca. n
". who nre usaocIatctl' with str. su1,,ulers of
this sI'y. rs ,ncnbrrs Of tho treasury tattie
lomm!ssos'' aff'vea n tn!s Guy Yesterday anu
nre Registered nj tho Sherman tnl'tc. 4
nEs IRE, rsor,sr @ emitted ." ~, hs ssn;sas sn as,
Of tle'r !o'.t',cy West. In reply !" Een,o 4'se<-
mission md tho results accoupl!s,,ed. prof.
inv nnIl: uTbo trr.osnrv ms Tr,t,rotn,f
ns ~ ,,s,o.toin -. rsr ~ .a ,.,..,,.,.,
.,,o ~ s,,,,."ia,.,a s....!',. -.
,,,,,. ,I.'...., .''...,,, ...,s ..,..'".'
.nE iso'sso n'1'onS Tue eatsle 9xported. ea',e
ch1!1S along tho cnh't'ltan line. We are Unable
to prevent tho spread nj tho disease, bnt NJ cat.
s.ls,*s sn aa n Or son'a md our repor.s ''ay no
iux IN sarato''a' ai'd Ar' Saunders h"s been
lR hero. at which wo will N, over tho su,,rct M
fu.Iy us rVssIule." '''''
aWhus is tic psoqsau, for tho eourcroucer'
inttr,ion irpuxls caytls.rs pas,lan ,u ' throuva M
si,o npora'Iun Of eMyss tro inis'si IL.
trints1 NJ niraaHy I!scsscti mi n,mt,nr ".n nf
kfn,frfsf sIsbtr~ts. c,ultti mt pfyn ri, nny
rrnin'' """'"'4' 40 ~ ''''H"1 '' "'aee "s''''e"
aWhaL buyc vour Investigations shozrn os IN
tho oxt.,nt Ind iroxrcss Of tho tiIse,scy NJ ~
sfen, IL tr1},I, nfs IN rnfn r., tfinaa
Queens, WasicaSsser. r,slt.a,,,. anI ttIchnn5f @
Nss: co,'s,y @ sst'S II Wisi w'asiy :. snssa
Say s T. hcm S't Il in1r rh1S N a
;sdn 3s's No i so;a q M%ryS uss @ t'4!,STs
Sse sS IT. s t ss;r" sRs c p?sss ts ss
,nan .aV thser .pntios @ ~ NOW sorE, nos tar
, 1881-08-31
4 BOLD PERFORMANCE,

At.:Ml yesterday tn0rnEnR fhrep bliralnt5 rods
up In n hnpKy or wagon to the residence Of
1ohn Miller. M. VI North place. and cntered
tho honse t,y means Of side window. Thor aur-
pr!scd Nlller and bis wtto. md compelled them
to iie quiet In bed BY holding revolver ut theIr
alMiractcl about sri from MllIer's clothing.
i5;s Mnon l.nstnF iii tle house they drove rap,
tho house. Tho MiiIcrB think they
wore sutnethInR ovcr their faces, ii
AZ cvnnts they wnre unnb1o TO ft1unlty thour.
They ltnyc rcMaon for thinking that tho burglars
a1r, of thalr acquaintance. al ono OF them called
Mrs. Miller by her nasne and sail, "keep quIet,
, 1881-08-31

Danfet ftyHu wns arrcstcti lust evening by
Officers Leonard and Dannon Of the Twenty.
second strect Station. upon a warsant chnsg.
irsg hlm with assault with intent to kill.
The complainant Is Michael Smith, foreman
In Tnbey s. ljonth's packiuK-ho at tho corner
OF Eighteenth aud arovs streets On tho eypn.
ing Hr July hg WINS assaulted by Ryan and
,lian 'nt'cd Kcnny. alil wns cut by them ID a
rested Mt tho time. bit lynn escaped and jumped
tho town. 1IG returne,l quite recently.
, 1881-08-31
Tho French Republicans Now Bent on
6ambetta's Acceptance of The
Premiership.
Spain 0verrun with 1ncendiaries-
One Kindred and Sixteen Now ~
in Jail,
One Of tho Oldest French Bour~
bon Families Produces a.
HorSe-T}flef.
The osar Making Very rair Promises Of
Reforms in the Fature-Nihi1ists ,
In Ewitzerland.


'N{I1kAA&A4T
rArAt. St'SCfO II, t.rftI.1v.
LONDON. Aug. :1.--A i,erlln dispatch saws
the rurin will scnd paunl NuncfO to Berlin
simultaneously Will The appointment Of Il
Nerrnaii Charge A'Aftai1es tn this Vatican.
1t Is officially announced TINT Won uossler,
Minister Of Public Worship. to-.iay handed
Dr. Kornm m Imperial diploma, slatcst yes
tertlay, rec0gnl1tna lins Ms bishop Of Treyes.
t. w1h31El.t AMI Rh,ll:M.
. BEtst.tS, Alg. :to.-rlte Emperor to-tlay nt-
tended tl1e parable nf the imperial tiuard.
lie was thus prevented from giving audience
tn-tay 10 Dr.. KorulI,. bishop nf 'rreves, but
will receive the llIAhop tomorrow.
1'tstss COMMENT.
The Ges,nnnil, willis admitting the nego-
tntiulls nre proceeding for n permanent rcts-
rcsentatl0n Of Germany at tic Vatican, says
thtsis not n cnllecSslon to the Church ancll
rs would require corresponding notion NJ,
tho part Of tile Cnrin. Tho 1crn,anin utltis:
"Thc ultimate MIN Of pending negotiations
must continue to be tho abolition uf tho Stay
laws"
THE JEHIa1I AGIr.tT1oy.
Tile civic tribunal has condemned n fnau
to fonr weeks imprisonment for assnnltlng,
st!nau TIME ago, II sei,oon,aster IN tho cullrse
nta dispute III It trutll-ear upon the jewish
question. Tho inan hasnppcnlctt.
FfFrEES SOCIALISTS
tlavG beet cXpuile,l from Berlin, II IL sup
pnsed fur connection with tlie propaganda
lit favor OF fiprr Uehefs alccl!on.
+ GltEas.
BERLIN, Ang. M.-At tho International
Chess Congress io-tIay, blackburn, ot Eli
gland. played Herr lscrxer, Of t'rntz. md
Herr ZNekertnrt played Herr Wienawer, Ut
l}Grtn. l5Utll games wrro ttrnwn.
, 1881-08-31

taiiKhL Tho claItsnynnt In Cnlsehooh.
afnttHd nftNlt the cnttft .rnttn YUrsle nna else
s',Excssn TINT ty The nl nf tho hrnprIt:nr Of
~ innke anuA,tlfHl md rc4,,rn \ s4,fttn,l,irsm
sItlttt Isk!nY, nnf nl.o 10 set little pul,Iicity.
Justice Mttr9fson atasld tho nnnscnsn IL long il
hitdly tnshnatati that thdy bad hotter . drhw it
iiRht." or ho would bo compelled 10 clear the
, 1881-08-31
BETA THETA PI.

r,,.t Iii,
49,, -, ,..1.'. .,,. ,.,,.. -. ~ n..,., na,ta
Yesterday. Thu occ's'on wns tna rorty.sceenl
annuai ... eo"so"'''" of tho ''e'" Tnu'a II t'''-
Tao rst meeting was en.'s', 70 orsf sosts
ltcy. John i. wurrall of Kankukcu. siuncy
,yhu,pus. Ea,,, guyu tho address Of wcIrt,,se.
whi,;l, was % rcson!el % tn t,y tue Il~. c. c. Mint.
''' to,n,,,rn ~ .r,:sn, @ ,,n ,voa atr.c,, with
tho toils5winx ,,s,NSss: T1esidcmt, tho n"u, Milk
/: b Go'!s: .n:s'er q Go,grsss f1sm i.'d!a'.a;
sat @,Ss. vera y %nts st 5 sa 1ss ovs Wa;
"KS ;'n aps I!sr scsston ,v,. m VII hc,,.
a IT, s i III III fnnr1 % masra! =; ,a s,sar srrat
rtiI.'stssss :En -, pox;ta;,,
reenInsu!c.I ,no W folIpwns oIserss nn liz
sa,na' w,.r.. .i.,1y scst.si. presiinnt N" MI itM
&!s, ~, j. psTSs"'as L! '!s;. 'h9 v:
prgs pI.roscnts ' II rerraij. ni'sa san Au,os iGt.
Tx , ii g ,,:,,nI Enrl: nnt'qFs,y n Gf caf1na;
rsy yssy Of N'Ght; 4 3 i';Syt ilssw uni
n Ms' NSnynn eFn ee:r 9t9ir t. nt,ihi tn tev
Se@n,nrv t ~ n. i,ojr1 NV ' WEI. s,nrsSnl.
~ #. Tnunu +; i;rnw,, si 5tniyersltv: II. r. VIII.
"ieS, Hxi,;',',yy; Met'yoin !. Gqtisxn;; !, Msf .; N.
'o'"'"hs9 Is nst " tao .,
Harry G. w"r.eI' S,"NL's 1axurIn' rlmasXy ~; ,hs ey
,ahn j. Tarrs.', ; Knnkatsa; kt e9 III M,ncSn, yx.
t, Viiacy: Tnnluas u. Pass. Boseobsl, viii; iii.
SaW yk T. kf!1; uy; ny Vi a
aam,.i Il. lIoyir Louisville. ~; WilisU toIt,
;:','s'""s!, =; Hxa.: y$;,ss, ,hs,j; %ja''''X!i!s'
Hhtao; s 'n sr,r p'!sTsl: Il. Eak, Il lnser,eh, .S II
Gassls 1ns luns! 4 1ss wlego. p Kin s rs g w: wt'
inm ii. Wuln,aI,, pawticNut il l.: II. u. Hpraxie.
, 1881-08-31
PERSONALS.

A.. aesaions ]tas evidently adjourned.
~. w are beginning to lose confidence ID
,,aso, mn .1c wears po'ka.'1ot ncck''e.
' ,ao,ber blow ut ireland. afr. f1enncst has
.,an n",t h1rIno English editors fs'r bis paper.
r.. rtI,,pn IL ut Long Branch. lie must
- 80. -, r,,te for anything In bathing dress.
~, now believed TINT II will be necessary
,!iar,,. I'm ChrIs,taticy divorce auit befntu
sS'm.,arisl Influences Of Washington oal 10
atraoms. ..,,
,.u,ss . ro,nantIo ,gc1lulng-tr1p IN bis Hrace's
ss',.s,rseh,." ~, A. tho Duke Is g!tl'fy Ti'''ng
w. W. = sbout 80, II must bo quite too too, ns
uh,lelsw Held wout,l say.
IN he August nutui,ur of the, Nineteenth
-,,,u1t slr Et,xasd Sullivan writing on fecc
.at saysi "ChIeago. tho capital Of nErto1llt~
.nl america, tt rapidly hechEnlnT enc OF the
,srtt manufacturing States In tho Union"
,amA men aerer seem TO learn the folly Of ,nt1.
4sdsiakt
Another rare case 0f nbsence Of mind IL
,.tsrtcd fr,.,, the West S!dc. 4 man went roll
M home at o'clock In tho morning and bis
III f,Ilt4. to ask himl We'll, hIr. vt1cro hive
IN htnn l,atli thl. tina Of n.Rhtr' Tho lntrl-
saff ropper.s.fe'." ~ ~ ~ -, ~, H. t,an,ts
ca'['n nfna'as "c"'' .o's vi ~, ""''"''
~ G.lya far Lave Alone" Is Lno Ute OF
poera By Nabei sotnehn'iF. which tho nhi! ufis
,tmtuoAtely brought 10 this Office yesterday.
When p,r rl{ttst constituent tlls hccn married.
,boul rear shc will bcRtn living for tho n,nti.
,fe md tbe aftcr-slpI,er leu crontn atll Revnrnl
otbs, things. 0trts whu live for lore aiono do
10, ]aa long.
i, Min .f,st1ce ,tas ,{ccftletl that tt court-
~. ~. s,tto nacosoitv au,t +nf,.t M, t,c tnfnr.
.a: s ,a,,s, ~, ;,"s totar o,,t ~ ~,
10. -. ~ -" stot" in chtcav, tl,o fn,hsrs
hssA ~, ~ ~. ,otho- NJ ths 1tri sts,,
nav aesu '.a. 49, -. ~, .n,ooi, ,s.,.,. 49,,
eosas so .As =. .,,,ar,rs ~, W. rn
maze "as ,s.," s,.,, a,nn.. -" ~ ~"
The New York Herald says: "Chl, 1ta-
rau aten'!y rnfccE''cd and ci1e1nlnascl " ssn1k~
lnt lone endure tho ssr'l!n Of Irink9 What Kind
" children viii tho next Etnht7stlon t1e? \ Hlail
sNh swollen head, aft intRmTt stomach. and
unsteady nerves tnay knuw tnol'XE tn turn nf1
III ~ when be Rnes e. aed. nut hc wis9 bc "x-
, 1881-08-31

,nn,a,sIpspgSr WHO l,as TIC good fa!tf'
Acotlar'..r,c r.r,c desires 10 to tntufu,esl whether
pstn as' ,,,sb, ar,pt In tho ftnion s.satc cutn'
ne o. 1sc pt,,, II 10, whether lIs w'fo u
An9h Tho grl,tIenn!u rcrcrrc'f II essn ''o
uthssns, ,,,y al The Palmer liotts.. Tllt, cur
saHd sas H. /, referred to hln ffls tfofnosttc 70"
sspoaan nr,ratc. aud tl1cro !s no Roosi rchsotl
idoos u. maud tcron1c subject Of pnbllo dis
, 1881-08-31

!s:t, y 4 inches: isrA ~: 1919. ass: is;7. 80:
tS's 10y; 1asp. Al: lSsl, ~: 1871 tpartlal. ~.
Inst July .ln fell dHrln0 part OF ten dsys, tR.
FrnYatisar 4-8 fn.!hes.f f1!f ayrfAke. nj 1ttite
ln*t tl1eru were cphtsen rainy dssys, With q toul
, 1881-08-31

,., T.. ,,c Init day OF simmer. To-'lof.
1Als 1E.',,,n 10 heu,ns, Since the middle Of July
u* . fa.u"," ."arrcly bccu drop Of rain In this
nf's 9ss \, uo,,barn illinois none has fdtlcn since
" ~. ~ snI tho crops ara protey tnuoh all
e"' -. thIA sc nSuft.
, 1881-08-31

EEbcrt 1aintcson's comedy, "l,trsls Ut u
Fcatier," Is saftt tu huvG 1nntIc n "hIE hit" In
IT. l'au'. There WIS nearly FftB In the hotlse
the tir.t night. Dillon aud Kruger were tnueti
npplni,detl.
"nnnnl Rochnt" will be withdrawn from tho
stMyu of tho f;rtntt Opent- IIolse Mt tho end Ut
Alatlslay With Miss tn Vernon III the tltlllar role
,Ft,osc lovers NJ xo4n1 p1ays nnl Hoal ,!',ls WIN
t!tEa not set:it !" Daulcl HHchat" stuud cH-
htatrnr L., H So before the tft,4e Ut tho week, lr
tho weather Improves. T11E 1'I.rnuxE ennnnt In
cn!selrncn n.tvtsr nnytosly 10 visit tho theatses
fttit" l,anu, ll0clnt" Il worth making d aacri-
IT. f0r -
, 1881-08-31

alApnIp. Aug. :M.-'rhu elections ara 40
favorable TO tho SaKaxta Cablnet that runlos
Of the conversion OF tbs debt have begun to
clEculatci but It Is stated that no leelara-
tiun MppI. tue linances eat ha expected be-
fore CArIstlnas, ~ tho dtscusslull un the
, 1881-08-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

..Arendsa 8ccE; Iron, mud Wine, with
Cfnohona, thu standard tnctlEoTuAl toto OF Tits
progressive age. 1t enr1chca tho hlnt,l, prompt
~ !nvfgurAtcs tho brain nud nervous system,
improves dIgnsuon. etc. ltasnlt: 4 round form.
bright eyes, happy auto 0l mind. Ascnd's drug
ator,, c0rItpr Madison etrtet aud Fifth avenue.
, 1881-08-31
SOUTH AMERICA.

FE1tIf HATI3F1Efk
LoSnoS. Ang. m.-A dispatch from lslo
.1aneIru, via l.lsixpl. Says: "rhc Cityof Lima
Inns petlsio,,t',l Congress tn treat FUR m artls
tee. witt, n ytsw tt, tho withdrawal Of tile
Gillian arMy of nccnpntiM,.''
, 1881-08-31
EGHI I1,r.

FINANCIAL. TROUBLES.
PAHIs, A,ig. ao.~-A correspondent Mt Alex
nnslria hears from good nutlorlty tllat Dc
n!tgn!ercs, French ControlIer.GpnrrnI Ut tho
.j'iuances. Inns demanded The dismissal Of the
whole Of the Ministry. =, 4
, 1881-08-31

Etired&e l. NVoodbrJtlGe, nxuu fact@
urrrs Df line shirts, and tncn'a furnlsbera f0r-
ness largely increased nj tbetr now sture, 114
Madison sttcet. Gootl goods 1T popular prices.
, 1881-08-31

Ask your druKElht for EkuldIn.,z Ruus
e!a s1iye. Keep It iii house lii cass or accidents.
RFtur. = Ct4f1ta.
, 1881-08-31
4 NEW PAPER.

I.oNnox, Aug. ::D.--A dlspatcl, from
Ge',eya aays that Hew i.isss3an paper Ell
t!tEcd The Free Iror'd Inns bern started It,
that city. II advocates constitutional eoy-
eminent, md ~ equally opposed to reyo!u-
tiu,l n1ltl reaction.
, 1881-08-31
SWITZERLAND,

BEHSE, Allg. :'o.-I'rince Kropoi1ktnc. t'lc
Socialist, wh0ae expulsion wns demanded by
the l,uasian Government, las hten allowed
10 pastpouc Ills departure from the euuntry
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-03-19
Tho Worlds Fair.

The prospectus of the contemplated
city in 1888, has been given to the pub
lie. 1t is predicted in the prospectus
that in 1888 the city will receive $780,
600 visitors, who will stay ) days each,
and spend each So. As many more
transient visitors are promised. These
100000 visitors are to pay for their
transportation in coming and going
about $4,000, 900 or 500 900. In the
city the fares of each would be twenty
cents for the round trip, and that, on
the basis OF the estimated attendance,
would amount to $j,00o,O00. At the
Philadelphia fair the attendance was
rs of the local population, or SO, 200 per
sons daily. On that basis the attend
ance in 1883 would be l56 900 persons
daily insurlng, ii is calculated, a to!a!
revenue of $4,000, GOO. 1t is estimated
that the necessary buildings-none of
them permanent structurcs--can be CON
structcd at a saving of 81 100000, and
yet be one-fourth larger than the SINH
lar bindings in Philadelphia were. The
estimated saving IN expenses is 81 .0O0,-
600. The gate-money received AT Phiia-
dclphia was $3.S34 600; on the estimated
basis OF attendance the ~gate-moncv in
New York would amount to s., 900 900.
Philadelphia received $55S.0O0 from
miscellaneous sources; New York, il is
thought. would not receive less. The
terms OF subscription are 10 per cent,
cash after = 100000 has been subscrib-
ed. The remaining 80 per cent is pay
able in installments of ID per cent. az
needed, ut intervals Of not less than
sixty days. Frederick l.. TaIcott, of the
finance committee, SAYS that since the
business mems meeting at Delmonico's
no extra cXertions have been made
to secure subscriptions. At that time
$4,000 had been subscribed, and
since that time about $4,000 has come
in through the mails.
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NOTICE TO ]. d. wooden OR Assigns
~ You are hereby notified that | have oXpcnd-
ed, one hundred dollars In labor and improve
ments upon the New York Lode, situated about
eight miles south west from Custer City, i'm Gus
ter mining district, Custer County. Dakota Terri
tory. in order 70 hold said premises, under the
provisions OF sectiOn 232i, Revised statutes OF the
United States. being the amount required to hold
the same for the year 1880, aud If within ninety
days after this notice by publication, you fail or
refuse, to contribute your proportion OF such ex.
penditurc as a co-owner, your interest In said
claim. will become the property Of the said sub
scriber, under said section 1924.
Dated Jan, 9Th. A. ID. 1850, NJ Custer City. ID. T.
DSwiS CHARLrs'A, 0srRcM.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-19
DAILY NEWSPAPERS.

Bulletin No. l4l from the census Office
contains the exhibit of the statistics Of the
daily press of the United States during the
year 1880. The number of dailies is 962 with
an aggregate daily circulation of 3,5Sl,l 1877
against 574 IN 1870 with a daily aggregate Of
2,6O1 ,547. The last decade has increased the
dailies by 3SS and added nearly a million
readers of them. If the establishment of dali
ly newspapers is as some contend, an index
of the intelligence and prosperity OF a people,
Montana takes rank with the first states of
the Union. With a population of less than
10000 1T maintains six daily journals,
besides about a dozen weeklies. A COMPARE
son with several states will show our Terri
tory in a very fattering light. For instance,
Vermont has 5; Rhode Island 6; DelawaI lie $;
Alabama 6; Arkansas 7; Florida 3; West Vir-
ginia 3; South Carolina 5; Miss ssippi ); and
each of these states ha 8 a much larger popu-
lation than Montana, but two of the m only
exceed it in the number Of their dailies. New
York has bnt one daily for every $4,000 in
hahitants, while Montana has one for every
6,56G. In fact the statistics to which we have
referred show that no state in the Union sup
ports more dailies in proportion to its popula-
ton than Montana does. The average an
nual subscription price paid for dailies in the
United States is $7.33 at which rate it ap-
pears that the people annually pay $26, 25O,-
900 for dailies.
In regard to these dailies we may say that
many of them are born of ambition, supple
mented with local pride, and after lingering
a while die a natural death or succumb sud-
denly after taking the sheriff in as a partner.
In the past year 50 dailies suspended against
ia started, leaving only 81 upon their feet.
But the daily is pushing ou%twardly. 1t keeps
abreast if not ahead of the railroads, and each
embryo town wants one. The people ale
anxious to learn the news and cannot wait
for the tardy weekly. They work fast, live
fast, make Or lose money fast, and demand
the new OF the day in quick time. they
build up a town . must have a school house,
several churches, places OF amusement and
their daily papar right away, In th"ir tas es,
habits and inclinations the people Of the west
show as much intelligence and refinement as
those in the large eastern cities show. and in
the matte, of supporting newspapers are far
ahead Of their eastern brethren. With them
the daily is a necessity.
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nent surgeons of the United States, was en-
cluded from the White House grounds. There
may be excellent reasons why his or that
person was not admitted to the bedside OF the
wounded President, but all uncharitable
world is sometimes very slow to perceive
them. Indeed there are those who are so in
.credulous or uncharitable as to assert that the
calamity is used as the means of crushing a
political opposition. This is very had to be-
lieve. One must possess a very low estimate
of intelligent humanity to believe that those
surrounding the President are political buck
sters trading in a great rational sorrow. Still
there are men who appear to stand ready to
charge indirectly this very thing upon his
friends. 1t Is a hard conclusion to accept.
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Indian War Prisoners.

The Ogden Daily Pilot of July ISL
that the Central Pacific train brougb'
the west fifty-four Indians, on their wal
Fort Vancouver, Washington Territd
Fort Hall, Idaho. Second Lieutenant
Mills, of the First United States cavalT
toned at Folt Walla Walla, had cha
these Indians and commands the qua
companying them. The Indians are
ages ard both sexes, and belong to the
of Sneep Eaters, Weisers and Piutei
were engaged in the Bannack Indian
1878. Their confinement in Fort Van
has so far tanned their hostile spirits
make them safe for removal to ForI
where they will most likely soon be
their freedom among the Indians on thu
Fork reservation.