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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
DISPATCHES,
Exciting Times In Albauy-A Mad.
dening Attack upon Coukling-
He ID Publicly Accused or Bat.
e.u unIln0 wvApvhnSv Wa.A.

Exciting Times IN Albauy-A Mad.
deuing Attack upon Coukling-
He Is Publicly Accused or Bat.
ton.Holing - Iyerybody Wants
to Go Homo.
NEW Yoax. June 24.-A Times Albany
special says: There was an exciting
scene in the Dslsvsn House last evening.
Sen ator Madden met Contling in one Of
the upper halls and extended his hand,
which Conkling refused to accept. A
bitter war Of words followed. Madden
answered In severe terms to the sarcastic
language OF Conkling. The trouble
arose because OF certain structures Of
Madden upon Conkling for ~rssiening,
which had BEEN Published. After some
angry boy play, Conkline. who Was
thumping the door With his M and
strokipg his array beard with his free
hand, eyed Madden ksenly, and then
attempted TO rsprovs him for his criti.
oIsms and particularly for having said
that hs (Conkling) wa here button
boiling members and soliciting their
votes.
Senator Madden blurtsd out: ''I'm
not 90 polite - some men. and perhaps
spoke too bluntly. I 40 GROSS lots In.
stead Of going round. You don't 'spose
meant you are twisting buttons OF
mems oostsf"
The ex. Senator listened. Plat wiltsd.
Madden, bold - q lion. did not wait to
be invited. but kept on: "You know
what words mean. You came back here
seeking vindication. To say you were
buttonholine men here may not have
been accurately true. but you are here
seeking vindication. spoke OF you In
public a . man clear through. II you
think I spoke OF you o~5sniivsly It's .
great mistake al the way through"
"But I would not have said such .
thing Of YOU" protested Conklipg. and
then he turned to 60.
al tell you the truth when ! speak,"
said Senator Msddsn, land that's more
than some men have done. You know
yourself that fourteen long years ago
you told me I vas the only man who
dared tell you the truth clear through.
and I believe IL true now"
The ex-senator held out bis hand hes
itsing; Madden, who 10 not an unfor-
giving man. took Il.
"Good night" and the Senator bowed
dramatically and Joined Plat.
In spite OF the efforts Of the 6talvarts
and administration leaders 10 keep tho
members here. and almost Immediately
after solemn declarations have been
made on both sides Of determination to
stay here and fight the battle out. an
irresistible desire TO 60 homo seems to
have seized the Legislature. Democrats
and Republicans have tonight been pair
Ing aud going home. and II looks -
though the attendance would be greatly
reduced tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

Dewey 4 Cos Scientific Pres Agency
has received Official notice Of the Issue
Of the following patents to Pacific coast
inventors. for the week ending June z.
1881: Nelson Aravs. Utah. baling press
A. p. csmpton. Rhonsrvills. Cal. gate
". J. Dsvsn. owin mine. Cal. sppsraius
for separating sulphursts In ore vsshingi
J. L. Held. Vallejo. CAL. grain threshsri
J. L. Hsald. Vallejo. Cal. grape erushsI
and stsmmsr: Geo. w. Horne. Ban Fran
DISCO. caster; Ellen Z. Kinksr. Corvallis.
Oregon. drsss chart; W. b. @. Mathews,
@. O. Ayrss and II. D. csmpbsll. Bodis.
Gal. compound for facilitating the ANAL
eamaiion Of gold and silver.
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ASrpon> sehenlsg-Planning for
Z IN independent Government OF
Ihoir Own.

16ruon> schenlng-Planning for
Z IN Independent Government Of
Their Own.
Bosrox. June 2s.-ssvsral months
ago. By authority Of the War and 10.
terror Departments. q gentleman Of this
city went on q secret mission among the
Mormons. and endsavoured TO learn the
truth or falsity Of reports that they are
arranging for an uprising against the
government. Although be has not yet
made an ofaoial report OF his obssrvs.
lions and conclusions, he has indicated
somelhing Of his important discoveries.
In . private letter to Q friend in this city
he says that the time 10 not far distant
whom an army OF 100 900 will be none
too small for . campaign that will spread
from Utah to Wyoming and Montana on
the north and to Arisons ON the south.
Al the bottom OF these troubles lie the
Mormops. This Infamous scot 10 the
most thoroughly disloyal element In
the Union. Ali their actions sinos
they settled BY the shores Of the Great
Salt Lake have been governed BY oom-
prshsnsive and dssp.laid schemes some
day to establish . grand empire Of their
own. independent OF the national Union.
This scheme they are carrying out With
accuracy and comprehsnsivsness worthy
Of anything that has ever distinguished
Jssuiasm. They have not concentrated
In one region. but have spread out over
the wildcat possible territory. Therefore.
an invading army would have to distrib.
ute itself over . vide extent OF ground.
All the region over which they have
spread they are covering With . mesh.
Ike warp Of ranches and farms. and are
winding this up with the wool Of their
rapidly multiplying brood. Polysamy
u Q part OF their scheme. the best instru.
ment they could devise speedily to %.
cure population 10 cover land with thsil
own progeny. Mormon women. fai
from finding their poaition burdsnsoms.
% has frequently been asserted. really
glory 10 Il. Wives vie with each Other
to sss which will bear the % ost children.
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An Interprisipy Thief.

NEW Yoax. June 24.-Chss. sohaef5sr
alias Smith. . notorious oonndsnos man.
arrested for dsfraudlng . cigar arm out
Of 10000 cigars. belongs to the band
which svindlsd the merchants Of this
country out Of 1000. 900 cigars BY means
Of open accounts ct stores In various
cities. where they got large Quantities
OF goods and sent them to New York 10
sell at auction. They made @S0. 900 In
Syracuse in four months.
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niscellsnoOus.

NEW YoRx. June 24.-Ksens's cele.
brated race horse Spsndthrift returned
yesterday after two years absence In
Europe. A valuable brood mare In foal.
purchased by Kssns In EnQlsnd, also
arrived. Three magninsent French stsl.
lions, imported by J. B. onay. came on
the same steamer.
Three more OF the men employed In
Pisrrepont's store, Brooklyn are miss
ing; II 10 feared they are burned.
WARRINGTON. June 24.-Ths Treasury
Department purchased $4,000 ounces
6ne silver yesterday for the Philadslphis.
Ban Francisco and New Orleans mints.
NEW 0lLrAss, June 2.-Elsven cases
Of sunstroke yesterday; seven fatal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

Grant says that since his return from
Mexico. every Republican he has met.
With scarcely an exception. 10 ON the
side Of Conkling. Hs should have
sought The acquaintance Of . few Of
Conklins's opponents. Even conklins
himself has been able to discover . few
at Albany. BE would not have found
them u he had not tried. Nsithsr will
Grant.
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The Republican Party in North
Carolina.

New Yoax. June 2s.-A Tribune Wash.
inston special says: The condition Of
the Republican party in North Carolina
10 scarcely less complicated than that Of
the party In Virginia. The temperance
movement, engineered primarily In the
Legislature Of the State BY Democrats.
at the instance OF ex-senator Msrriman.
has already had the effect 10 split the
Republican State Commits into two fac.
tons. and 10 likely 10 divide the party In
the State. unless the Administration
shall interfere to prevent the eItraordi.
nary position OF some Of its revenue OF.
Acials. who are Republican committee.
men. and appear to DO organizing .
whisksy party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
OurgrsrIoN.

Ths lack OF the benefits and sdvanta-
~. Of railroad competition VA never
o squ.rsly exhibited than In the
State Of Nevada o. connected with the
Central Pacific Railroad. Al an illus
tr,iv. incident VI give the following
from the winnsmucca Silver Stats OF the
2lst instant
Lazy 4 Co. shipped three carload. Of
vool from this station 10 San Francisco
ysstsrdsy. In consequences Of an arrange
msnt Of the railroad company With Other
roads. wool consigned from this plscs 70
Bosson or New York must 90 BY way Of
San Francisco. Although there ID n
railroad competition here ordinary mortala
cannot understand Why WOOL loaded hsrs
for the East should Be shipped to Ban
francisco and then back again.
The new railroad which Il proposed
10 DO built from Salt Lake. passing
through the southern portion OF thi'
State TO San Francisco. will b CON
nso.sd with other lines East. thus form
Ing q through competitive chain. II ID
.said to b. q projeo. Of Jay Gould. Dillos
and other Eastern capitalists. and ,ob.
jsctions are raised BY those In the In
ssssst Of the Central Paoino that tn
new corporation will Be just ~ obise
tionsbls % the old. Perhaps 90. -
II cannot operate to the disadvantage o
Nevada. but very possibly TO our I'D
vantage. Opposition and competition
cannot fail to Be the natural result
Two roads or rings are better than on
every time. Give nj the new rsilros'
- soon a convenient.
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Treatment Of Jews BY Ru,,ia.

CHIoAoo, June z5.--A IF10Nns Wash'
ington special says: Numerous com.
plants have bssn made BY American
Hebrews that Russia permits outraRei
on Jews with American passports. Nc
such complaints have been made to oui
Minister at 81. Petersburg. and II 10 no,
probable that Foster would permit any
Jew holding an American passport to b
deprived Of it, protection. The quss.
ton. however. Of how Russia may treat
any portion Of Ito population 10 q deli.
cate one. In which America 10 not likely
IN intsrfere.
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The July number Of the North Amer
Soaa Rsuiev bears the usual eharaotsr-
istio Of timelinsss. Carl 6ehurs leads
Cd with . suggestive paper on "Prsssnt
Aspects Of the Indian Problem" In
which he discusses the Indian obstacle
In the vay Of the eountry's develop.
mont, the harmonizing Of the habits.
occupations and interests Of the red
men. the necessity Of educating their
youth. the making Of the men them
selves small land propristors. and the
Offering Of Inducements to them to sell
for AMIR compensation the lands they
do not cultivate. Next . csustie writer
gives the views Of "a Yankee Farmer"
on the "Rslisious Conflicts Of the Age"
70 the discomnturs OF the modern Az
uostis, Moralist and Evolutionist. An
other trsnchant article Il "Ths Power
Of Public Plumber" BY James Parton,
which appeals to the sons OF our msr
Of character and wealth. on patriotic
grounds. to enter into politics. and be.
come the safeguards Of their country
against rinss and bosses. Mr.. Henry
George dwslls on ''Ths Common ssns'
Of TAXATION" THE Cost Of Cruelty
ID presented BY Mr.. Henry Bsrsh. snd
"a Study Of T~ennyson" comes from
the pen Of Mr.. Richard Henry stoddsrd
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me neeting Of the waters.

Portland. Me-. June 24-Ths con-
ysntion OF the Patriotic Sons Of America
adjourned yesterday, after mixing !
bottle OF the waters Of the Pacific ocean
with . Ike quantity Of the Atlantic.
and Distributing the mixed waters In
small phials among the delegates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

The South Carolina Democrats stuff
hsllot-boxss a. . matter OF habit. Al
The election held In the Charleston dis
!!ries on the 9th. for members Of Con-
essss. no Republican voted. and few
psmoerais. for that matter. And yet the
manager found lsS more tickets In the
hsllos-box d one precinct than there
we're votss cast. and thirty.avs more In
another.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

Bob Toombs has broken ont again. He
did not read the roll Of his slaves at the
foot Of the Bunker Hill Monument In 1851
q b. promised; but be entered Columbus:
Georgia. Q week or % ago. called the roll
Of his slaves then and there. and avowed
his unAiAehing and unalterabls dstsrmi'
nation 70 repeat the experiment-ss soon
q eout and rheumatism and local engage.
merits would permit him-st the foot Of
The Boston ''Pompsy's Statue" Bob ID
IN irrsprsssibls old n~uisanos.
The biggest possible joke on old Bob.
srt would bs . formal invitation from
the Boston authorities OF the State oil
Massachusetts, to come there and do the
very thing be proposes. and thus ssiiats
his ambition to Ito ut,ermost extent. BE
might then die to very good advantage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

New York Trt5vns: General Grant oon-
tinass to make astonishing statements.
In . second Chicago interview he Gays:
when ! Was acting - President. II Q
single Senator from any State objected
70 an appointment. II VA not made.
although some Cabinet otaesr might
have favored It," he cannot have for
gotten that he made simmons appoint.
men, for Collector Of Boston in the face
Of the objection Of both Senators and
the full Massachusetts, delegation in
Congress. except Batter. and having
made Il refused to withdraw IT, though
IN overwhelming majority Of the Be
publieans Of the State protested s~ssinstit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24
overland Passenger Coming.

UV6rIhnu fatsenHorS COmInKs
TOPEKA, Kansas. June 2s.-The fol.
lowing list Of overland passengers passed
Topeka. via the A. T. & 8. F. r. B..
June 2S, to arrive 10 San Francisco June
2s: ]. P. Greavss. Riverside. Mass;
Gen. A. 8. Mansfield, A. g. Manifold.
Boston; @. x. Lutirell. Ban Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

Found the Proprietor At Homo.
ANTIOCH. Ind. June 9A.-Ths stziksss
from the Wabash Railroad insusursssd
Q riot last night end trisd TO fotss open
. saloon. The saloon keeper afsd Into
The crowd - The door vas fofosd, fatally
weundips one and hurting several.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

Teddy. jane alth. Il noted fog BE-
ins he annivszsary Of the birthday Of
JossphsnA Arss vile Of Nspelsea I.
~ Ne hosp n 17es.
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6oRM
MARRIED.

In Virginia, June Is, TO the wife Of W
z. Sharon. . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

In Ban Francisco. Jnne "a. by the Rev.
DR.. stebbins, Hon. CHARLES O. Stevenson.
Of Gold Hill. TO Ellen n. Frame. Of Ban
Francisco.
In Virginia, at the Methodist parsonage.
June IS. by Rev. E. =. Walker. BAN Soon
TO Miss Towy Cave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-24

e-Buys and Sails Hzchsnes and Tslsgaphts
Transfers. Issues Commercial and Trsvssrr
Crsdits. THIS bank has special fsctlidss fs
dealing IN bullion. ln
, 1881-06-15
THE CoUNTY-BUILDING.

COMMISSIONER CLARK has returned frntn his
yislt to I1ot Springs, with Ills h caith much luz
proved.
THE Grand Jury yesterday, among othor
things heur Witnesses IN tho case ct tho killing
OF Jacob s1auber, tho CottaEe Grore avenue
satnonkecpor, but reAched no concluston.
11rGn!H. swHErzEr,, recently elected Constable
OF tho TUwn or Jefferson, failed to qualify. md
yesterday Ncs pauison wMs sworn in md gave
and his swoarlng.ia gives him double au-
thurlty.
TtlE case OF Mortimer I. pundy, arrested for
debt. was TO have heen disguised OF yRsterluy fn
ns # s sehes naa ts nnes h. & lis
thai, tho CURT mn, u ia ,ltsposlt and tho init
tor went over until Frislay ut o'cIurk.
Trs South Side ltollng- Mill robbery case was
calisd yestct1luy aud put over Until io-stiy.
judXu Antnuny wanted ~ dispose Ut tho charges
N9!tst tho savcEnl dctc'ltfants ut tut sumo ttne
and the case wont over tccnttse tue defcnhaht
whr bud plented mt guilty wis INT randy fOr
triM1. I5o Will be ready this .uUrEtstR. however.
al tho caso PROMISES 10 coao to I'LL carly end.
TnE bIttcrest kind of feeling appoara to havo
grown up very recently tctween commissioners
c0mlrn htla Albright, and II the proceedings iN
tho ltoar,l aouday aro repeated, It ia promised
perform scrvlcu nut of tho usual uriter. Tho
Commissioners nre ncolist1ty Oe uuothcr Of Nlt
!nu,ner Ut owl ihnss, al,d wnr is imminent. II
It has not already begun.
4 MEETING Of tho Committee on Public Char-
lttes was held. Hills fur II aupp!y Of .4,U00 feet
# n!no-ineh sswsf sss |I.S to lct ro,n tho Po9r.
Asylum and roor-iIotlse ind fur tho lniiiing
of tho receiving tanks ut these institutions. Sev-
eF ] ss M1ss IT.. axate Viz . s o0 o ss e
wuy to A4stratla. She asked for = pass to SHn
francisco. hut Tho Committee uecido,l thut thoy
conla nut grant oi,e fur 10 great Il distance ull
DF3NrGu d0r tu TIC xtfHu U1U to umu0l.
, 1881-06-15
U. g. A,

AT tho sub. .Troasury yustcrlay f..55,0 900 in Bll.
yer WA received aild *:,0N paid out. ren thou
sand dolaEs IT. gold VIVA dIsbursed.
Tue reooIpts from tnterual revenue yesterday
amounted ~ $.i1 IT,. Of whIct, $a4U wus for to-
bacco, si,S7s fr cgars. $3.50 Tor beer, ana ssl5
fur spec!a! taxes.
TIN now gas.tlxt.lros which hayc becn paccl
In tho i1bbes Of the Posi-, DlItca aFo tnarycls in
shoIr WY. Th0y are clcnp IN appearance, us,t
wholly inappTuprtuto. tualo OF polished brass
which 1t u impossible to aleah. and which will bv
furnished within u0Ath,
THE lF)aT-Qr1tok,
1t ID altoguthpr ltkoly that tho Post. Office DO.
nnrtn'tnt Will ct,tiu4r III tho ro.lMnlsudat tons
" 6pecial- AKoNt slntth. whp nlAda III inspection
nf tAo working MIwgr ut thu Ctieuxo Pasl. Diro
couple nt weeks ays'. tto uhyocates the uata1.
l!shinent III various outlying dsttiets Ut thu city
Ict 10 ho designated 4 cGstata number VI ~.
cotylnH'stat!nil. Whcso letsars shall La rocolved
aud lANy w. registered. but where those will 10
!,u dts!rtn.to.l. + u heI'oyrd that tho s,,tyr-
served u tic minimum expensu by th,s
plan. Tho Receiving stations could 10
arranged tor lu eUrtler stpr0s ut comparatively
su1utl uxpense. To snega receiving stations tho
, 1881-06-15

Tho tuncrnl Ut tho lRto IMtrtck O'Nclll took
place ycstordAy morning, suIelnn high tnass be-
ing celebrated ut 1T. Mury's Cntholo Chur,h,
whcncu tho rctuaias woru conveyed to Calvary
Celnutrry. Thu attendance nt tho church wud
yury tArXe uud grand display Ut tlornl tributes
was n.!lAt. Iho pall l.nuurcrs Wero Juuoa btn.
sot'. W.!liam h h9bkIrk, 5ohn Isalnor. BERNARD
known citizens prcsut1t were, Ali. WipkurshauI
AID. cuLlortOn, l>r. J. Ward ELLA, ". j. Unaha,,
blluhugi kuetvy. llernuru ClilAhnr, aiiutIuti
lsnrxu. ThuuAs Drulu.,, tul. llolluussuy, VIII.
linn t0gnrty, RUOoCt Walsh. Putgr e'liilu JutIrs
sleuurry, EuarleB Il, Couur, 4. MclluEtl, Lharles
Wults, UW.u Murray, And J0hn hlukUuKh,
, 1881-06-15
CITY-lIALL.

THE Controller. Will advertise Friday next
when ha will commence paying tho intusost duo
on bonus 1uly1.
TltEAA werc ,DQ pounds VI meat contlolnngt3
nj tho STUCK. fnn1s yos,erday, aud tot4 OF 7,s9o
pounds lust week.
THE Mayor yesterday, while Ia private con-
reraatloa, bud several reporters around hIul,
aud ho ttS,k oecaston to say to lhou,, VII you
shull have to exclude y1u." "un,," ratGrttl
+tl1. hurley. hAln't you hotter stop talkiuR9"
"O, no. responded Mayer uurrsun, Gun { do
, 1881-06-15
OBITUARY..
Death of Eli Bates and the Rev. E.
]. Goodspeed.
Resolutions Of Tho 1,oar,1 Of Trade nc.
gartltas George Armour.


MIR. Ell Hates, Ut tho pinuoer lnnber firm Or
sirrs, lsAtes 4 Co.. ,ttc slun,tny ut midnight at
his residence. No. iaO Dearborn ayonuo. For
aonc time paat ho has suffered from an aHee.
th,n nt tho klttneys. md few days n9o whlio
tut driving he contracted Bcvcrd cod which,
with serluua fall that be mot With reccntly, Ia
supposed to have hasteilcd his i1eath.
Mr. ilates wns born In Springfield. Snss.,
whrre he lived for nearly twenty yrars, aaa died
In Ills 18th ycnr. Willie Il young tnan he tn'iRht
school tn his native Htnto. and. coming to Mill
wnnkcu, Wis. III 1Et7. he tuEowcl fur tflno tho
sums occupation. For. seyorni .years lie wls also
III 1911 hu brcultc itu.ltiultted with Mr.. Ch,lrlis
r sf tS @ T. eaIs s e. sns e oisssa Sss1Ea pas pss
ynni whlch pus!tioli be held fur soycr.l yenrs.
aid lis Skill il! managing workme III. oadina
! naiE |nes !" tue nys when TIE sf%o
si %s uVer ~ 'eSs ersotca PosscssuF o pe"ty @ y
.clcar grit" thnrnu9h tr.'stwortnint:ss. ao.lutl
lEont and rsn oussss !as sSlt s s Htss ta wSs ;H
t. ~ his ac.!sh, hayIng Seer, assoeiatci with
riuS n H With tIae s'a vory w"rn franisn 'na' nNs
ever exlstcl 9ttNecn tho hcAtl uf the tlrilt and
The M stss ~
as sSfs Il fGe soat III wse spH ssfS
into thu elegant mansion IN tho corner Of uenr.
hurll ayut.uc and (iuctho strcas. which .ha hAl
isrSey sa L M nsas trss and bus sneo occupied 'ar-
ns'ae.s Il ~ tha n r f"r s' low ys i pas
saa,rs. f % snl Wiz was frcqasntiy coas,,tcti. his
!nlgmcnt reInainnr elear to tho last.
Tho oi:ico and sissetl tnc yaris daily, auu his
white locks nnd Guild fashiuncd buggy ho used
. drive will not SOON be forgotten by tho la'n-
, 1881-06-15


CMrllun Klein.
dencG to tSsncetnNd,
IATEA-Eli Hatcs, hsel IS yenrs, nt his residence,
4s4 DHhtbtrn.av. ut II :ha =. III. juno IL.
fersicG ut thu rehfdcEc0 ut b:u j.. md funeral Mt
Unity Church At D'cpck ri. TlturH4lny+ June IT,
tAence to HFncsland, All frlents ats invited.
McFAttLANE- -at0nday tnnrhinR ut tsls EltY 11ospI-
ta) e. Il. McFarfnne. Ut injuslus received while Ut
work.
Funernl at ] O'Clock to-day.
IIAWToS-1une IT, u ILL.,, Joaeph j.. Lnuton $40
FunUtai froIil lilo huuso Wednesday,, Luns II at 10
a. Ill.
ExsEt.SEN-Anre ainrlu. oltleat tau qhter Of Car
GA3 Annie ExHeseD. nx8d yentA mDntha !. dnys,
juno u NJ Itsi3 p. III. -"
Fu!srnl fr,,ni residence. 5z7 sodrnick-st, Weunus-
day. June ID, At IN. H.. tu HracGinnd.
MiItlNEY-Tho funGenl nj lnllce. .1I!icnr Timothy
A!ahnnay will taka pAes tton hls lAta res!lneu. l
West FtfteantI.Ht., on Wednesday nuring ut 10
o'ctnck to lI0y Family Church, thence Iy ii Ca-
fvstn NJ. 0f tho a: o. ii. Will inuet at tolr hnll.
cIruGr 1T Twelfth ind ltnste.sta lii full rGYajlH nj
9A. NJ. 10 AttunA funeral.
nEfi-1un0 II at the resdHnce nf hos dnn9 htCF In
tnsn'c. stary 4. ball. In tho 9th yuar Ut hur u1o.
rAHSfbutSE.-!un1 u by .!ruwntng, L.utenzu u.
Tnsslbpne. axett = yGAts months and v days.
Funsr,l fr0m j15 kOfth stato-st. It o'clock p H.,
juno H.
, 1881-06-15

ThOusnnls OF laales to.ttay cherish grateful
reulenlbrNt,eDs OF tho hulp derived froil tliU use
Ut Lydia H. PInkhnMss Vegetable Compound. 1t
positively ctlrcs ~! tgtna0 c0iup!nfrts. Eend to
Mra. Lydia +. PInkhN1n. Ak3 Weateru Ayeuue,
Lynn. Alasa,t t0r pamphlets.
, 1881-06-15

opleHs 11puEtH 70 1Ha CHNaR6 lF4UHHE.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, juno ll.-Capt. Patrick ltynll,
late ushcr Tor tho ladtas' pAr!or OF tho setulu
Chamber Ut Springfield, died at Ills house IN this
city this morning, utter an tllucss Ut peFhul,s
two weeks. Ito WIS y sOher In tho Mexican
war, nad u Captain of infantry tn tho War VI
ltsogll'gn. iiu w. WE wonnte4 wa.io lH eoln,la,!d
Wua killed,
, 1881-06-15
CAPT. 1sIIIF,J,Tr2.

NonFoLK, W., juno la.-EApt. Charles II,
Phillips, OF tito United States Engineers, III
Charge Ut tho river aud burb0r improvements lll
luis district, died to-day.
, 1881-06-15

spRtgW VWpR11tH 10 9A& CHE091 1ftdWHss
sPlt1xuF1ELp, ILL.,, Junu l4.-The wlfo Ut nr.
Charles Kerr, OF Vuwnec, d!ed t9-duy, ,Inll Will
bo buried ut Oak ltdgo Cometery to-murrow
AfternuuNs
, 1881-06-15

We hnvc known people who Ind not stirred
from their beds for SIX weeks, OH account Of
lntiamn,ntnry rheumatism, to l,e cured In
less tllun one week by St. .fncohs Oil,-sayy
Max t,an'nelster, ESQ.,, Walla Walla, Wasll-
tngtOu Territory.