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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The value Of the fresh mushrooms
sold daily in Paris is $4OO.
Gold has been found on James Bed
ford's farm at Holland, Vt.
1t is suggested in New York to Gre
mate lis dirt-not by burning the
town down, but by erecting great fur.
naces in the suburbs.
Jefferson DAVIS old plantation is
now leased to his former slaves who
pay q small rental and earn scanty
living from it,
The Business Mems Moderation soci-
city of New York city have succeeded
in getting 100000 to sign the pledge
not to treat, but TO drink on the quiet
If they want to.
Fort Benton, Montana, built over
thirty five years ago, is almost CON-
plete wreck. The winds and storms
of nearly half century have warped
and eaten into the adobes.
The Saratogsan says that there will
be greater number Of New York bro.
kers in Saratoga this year than ever
before. Seven firms have already
rented Offices.
Paschal Haney, Of Morehead, KY,
formerly o magistrate, who struck and
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killed a man on election day, hAs
simply been found guilty Of assault
and battery and fined 81.
The members of tho bar of Mary
land arc taking steps to erect a mon.
ument over tie remains of the late
Chief Justice, John buchanan. Of
that State, who died in November,
1874.
Public spirited Bos;oniaus (hsost
Bostonions are public spirtedk arc
signing protests against proposed
removal of the old State House, an
honored memorial of the revolution
ary period.
The defendants of Tristram Coffin
will gather at Nantucket on Aug. l6,
II and Is, TO do honor to the two
hundredth anniversary of the landing
OF the clan on that island.
A Montreal man who was locked up
for TIE night for asking a policemans
number was discharged in the morn
ing, but the magistrate cautioned him
not to be too inquisitive in the future.
Six sisters and brother reside neay
each other in eastern Massachutts,
whose united ages are j46 years and
= months, and there has been no
death in their generation of their fam
lily for eighty years.
A counterfeit S5 gold piece is in
ejaculation in San Francisco. 1t bears
the date of 1869, and has a good ring,
hut is gold plated on a white metal
somewhat harder than silver. When
new it is likely to deceive
Capt. Bogardus' feat of breaking
five hundred glass balls in twenty-five
minutes and fifteen seconds has been
excelled by John c. Haskell, of Lynn,
Mass. who broke the same number in
twenty-four minutes and two seconds.
1t is urged against the theory that the
white house is a very unhealthy place
that only two Presidents Harrison
and Tyler out of nineteen who have
lived therein, have died within its
walls, and neither of these deaths has
ever been attributed TO local causes.
Mr.. Job Terry of Fall River, Mass,
died in 1861, and left an estate of S69,-
$3.50, which by his WILL was not to
be divided until 1881. Now that Is
time for division, it foots up S2O4,-
396.25.
The work of the Southern Pacific
railroad machine shops in Los Ange.
les embraces al! locomotive repairs
pertaining to the Yuma, Los Angeles,
Santa Monica, Wilmington and Santa
Ana division.
The London Economist estimates the
average immigrant in capital or capi.
tai producing force, at 81 900, an esti-
mate which agrees with the opinions
of political economists generally.
Looked at in this light the United
States is being enriched at present to
the amount of $4, 100000 to 5000, 600
daily, p-s.N,
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SlleriTs Sale.
james G. Haly and +. NJ. Rummell

James G. Haly and +. NJ. Rumnleu
vs..
Viola Mcintosh, Thomas Mcintosh and Russell l.
Heller.
Order of sale-Honry County Court of Common Pleas,
By virtue of an order of sale issued from tho
above named court and to me directed as Sheriff OF
Henry county, will offer at Public Sale at the dooy
the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July 80, 1881,
at the hourof2 O'Clock, p NJ of said day. the follow
ing described real estate, situated in Henry county
Ohio, to-wit: :"
Lot 40 in Henry Yeagors fourth addition to the
town Of Napoleon, Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
J. H. Tyler, Atty for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, o., June 30, 1881. AZ 80
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED proposals will be received at the office OF
~ the Clerk of the board of Education Tatrock twp
Henry county, Ohio until twelve O'Clock at noon Oh
tne 4th DAY OF July, A.. D., 1884, for building brick
Florida Henry county, Ohio, in Sub District No. ono
~ according to the plans which there will be several
ana speehcations which will be on file on and after
the st day of June, 1881, In said Office. ---@
Each bid must contain the name OF oycrv peraon
interested in the same and be accompanied by o suf
ncent guaranty Of some disinteresed pereor that ii
the DID Is accepted contract will be entered into and
tne per- ormance of it properly secured; tho bid fo
each KIND OF material called for by the specication
must DC stated separately and the price of each givep
ana mo price of labor must also be separately stated
Mo9 D9t the lowest responsible bid will be accepted
andthe Board may reject allbids.
by order of the Board Of EducatioIi, 49,.
May "a, 1881. Iune2-I
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Dissolution Notice,

otcels hereDy gwen that the co-partncrship here
tofore existing under The firm name of Parrish n
Crawford, has been dissolved by mutual consapt,
Mr.. Geo. Parrish retiring. The business VIII yhereAi.
yer be conducted by G. A. Crawford who assumes all
debts and credits OF the Old firm. ;
GEO. PARRISH,
1,,.-.-.4<,,. IA. CRAWFORD,
Liberty Center, o., July 13, 1sSl-4t.
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Probate Notice.

\ office is hereby given that A. NJ. Willard, Guar.
! dian OF relitha Hughes, has filed his first and
final account for settlement, which will be for hear
ing August 9Th, 1881.
july 10, 1881 u proho+o I,Saoo r,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ this day been duly appointed and qualified az
Administrator of the estate of Patrick McEnery, de-
ceased. THOS. NCENERY.
July l, 1881.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that D. I. Shepard, guar
~ dian of the minor heirs of Henry Woodell de-
ceased has filed his first partial account for settle
ment, which will be for hearing July 23d, 1881.
JAMES G. HALY,
June 81, 1881. 4 Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NJ office is hereby given that A. NJ. Willard, Admir-
lNof the estate of Seth Hopkins, deceasd, has
filed his first partial account for settlement which
will be for hearing July 30, 1881.
JAMES G. HALY
July /, 1881 Probate Tn1ge
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Probate Notice.

NJ office is hereby given that B. f. Stout, Admins
L traitor of the estate of Adam Borlnnn, deceased
has this day filed his first and final account for settle
mcnt which will be for hearing Aug. G, 1881.
JAMES G.. HALY,
July IL, lSs1.* Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that R. NJ Choate, guar
~ dian of the minor heirs of William 4. Choate
has il0d her first and final account for settlement
which will be for hearing on July 23d, 1851.
June 22d 1881. JAMES G. HALY
Probate JudCe.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ this day been duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator of the estate of Tclitha Hughes, de-
ceased. A. NJ. WILLARD.
July 18th, 1881. Administrator
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Administrators Notice.

July /, 1881
, 1881-10-15

Alter thls TRADE, tho three i'arls banaaess,
with their aggregate 9f 20 Fi'ssts. cut very
po9r e1rS rhe addresses @ sltt'.ni, ,a,,n a. tfctI
franen NJ jrnuarlizct by bad and incapable
Hrn 'lcya'A Of sItaIlfe or r't'nrs". q tlio rr,-
tnfnty Df her recovering her spin1ltlhr. under
tiis Martyr Kil,9. niui Of tic Cnmtess" lu
CbatubnffI Oh destined 10 slslbrll lilo tlruIH:
by her virtues II NIL these PROFESSIONS "
Gonfi.tenea ara sincere. tho intelltgehre VI
!s certain that the Orlennlsts at!t aln!orntc
1l1yafLsts arr tfe"p!y discouraged at tho IT.
suit Of tho election.
CDI.n WEATHER IN SOUTHERN ncastA,
OntsSA. ;sent. N;--vGry wintry weather
nr tic Islask Sen. nn.'. IL fact, throuulout
Southern 1lussn generalls. I'll snn,c parts
VI tle intsrl9r 1t commenced to nnkn itselt
av ; sf I; Xa1se, XMGaHsiesy G n n ts oyv1s. S'Sw'S
.!ay, aiIl tic s1ow COVERED tic ground . tlle
dppth Of two ur t!,rce inchsss. ~ s;ssral ;
i, tha 1ie!ghDorlng tiovrrlI.lGn. of ,roloa,
ssrfa "s'ps '"s,s = ,Iel':s }s % rssIi"t Sf sssai,s!
ll,ly:ia great dunage i'as beet done II lilc
Odessa the storn was wotsc .Ftl'layI,
/ ttG iay. When a very l!lgil l0rthen*tcfly
wl wss ,,s,opani.l " sxtrs''tSly "nyy WV
pIarc 10 klrrS.,1l aiMi Strn!nirif hnl To NJ, itt
1T OtcluIknft for snItty. Some. eaS,,.iiies.
generally lIxlt, hnsn occurred I" the ship.
ptF aprpts, d. sr" si irun nS Sieslaleii. @i:,l viii
nn'lh!is, WIS wrecked ut the very .'IItrA11et. !"
the port, atsi tl'n taptain was drfsnetl ~
could rri.:lar the po"r frl!9w nny iG1t s'e'
caiIse nf tlsu rnlxlAlrss Of the sen. ilm thur
nonr'"r s!l'wr,l "lly i degrees ol s'hrntl.
, 1881-10-15
Tho New I:nximIlI College, ClnMkcx.

SpFtHuHetI fNIlts.l HfpHAiF'ttt.
The culIcXA etlsssls Hru lhbt yEk nut, bit trlHi
s,lc! stntistrs ~ uru u.lnil,atAG Il Ii nupurunt
tllut thu yeHr ut,sIis prtlatrruusly with tnst IT
tiio New f:t,glu.,l INSTITUTIONS. !lnryani ns'r..
Gnws with Il Freshman class of @N. thu l!rItst
nvrrudu,ittrd. A,nhc,1, liah nl1isty-susen Frrsh-
men, nll1 t4tu,ltiIs tho Ncrt*s!tNls Ii the nlhar
rt.la,4's scck4ns Euln Ut etcvcn students urtr
iusl yrur. Fres!.lrnt Carter ht. received 4 HIT
teritig Hei-.ltr NJ Williams. There Is u FRESH
An tlans II eIEhty-lItn md r!so,as additions u
uttltr c!AssH tu cnrry tho tulnl Ut new $ltttenss
in ~ abt,lit ls> Tho t!as*.'s ttoris tho snrl-
DilA ,iupurt,uhls ii Y As niIntIcr NtnRtther III
lne,mturs, t,r Alit.Mt last yctlr's toiAl. lisnW't
University hns FscshIuali c!uEa "f ostr EGtsnty.
which IL rtther nAtIyG tic nsernEt; ti1l Tnlts
has thtrsy-tbrro New slu.ienta IN VI DEPART
1l,ents, nIsu lrtlt uuru thuH tho usual nuh,tlgr.
1T Smith. tile sIKnrlus a,u gr,'wll's yo'lEK H.
atitutIsf1, f.r wullc1l Ut Northampton, %n'nc llA
,uw Kttcis Hrc s,nrulu1 oIKaty.hfx g.'llIH f1ll,l
.hu llt1t .!ass. i. nMpteasAnt e"ntra.t with wltl!
llnrsnlo,Ith: Iis Chun'lcr HccltiIIo department
IL b1 sure. hna I'LL entering tlasa nt erhtc9n
g,.u vi ilvo l,yer lust ytArt tut tho Frass,lsmli
clAss Il, lv ,Ielac,nIe department nuInl'ars ny
f.,tty live, nxnixt y-four IN tR ul'd s"vesI.
ty.tyo III ls:v Tho nniy cxpInnu.i9l, i,l'a'tr..l
fur tits llskp GnIl!nE M IN .lttcil.s,tt' IL III.
rrlutiun 1t President WIN tIs a.Iaieti ~ NJ
tppy r..urtely III his dealings with bolh Faculty
md students.
, 1881-10-15
mistaken IN anppos1ng that the American
nEnfte WGrr nut

mistaken Il Al, ssnposlng t1'at the America"
FILTHY tn SYMPATHY WITH 1SsuI.rEp 1lsE-
LAND.
ssSo ti 'ss tr"ss i,,i @ i",, wi'ssiins a!"t aol
ttrnl II, lts ,lise,lsslsu nY Irisl t.[tuir..
inr should lyc lGl,i tonight.
Tin pe,lslIng t1iDtlnn prevailed. ntltl the t"s-
lowing RtIt!le,no,l wsrn s"lGc1Stt u cGulla'sc
il,e c.,ihinlitee: n. Krely. Wllltnm Gnrrn',,
M. y. lsya,t, Kc%r.l l'nS;'n!nrEaf,, S't! JnnSs
a9l!s93|, T. ~, w 1n": Rt',c t1's ir,I, ''ren'
. McssrS. james sullivan atMl j. j. FftzRlb'
bt>,,s wnru nppoimtett n co!,lnlsleeto ~ firth;
with null nscHrlalll whether Or hot central
AI,'slc-llai1 cunld he secured fur N"nt"y
Ii It hstng evident tint considerable rxre,so
wo,,itl l,a tncurr,sl, Mr. lfynrs moved TINT 2
collection he tnkgll up. nNt TINT Mr. Michael
Keslfy tssls be m"''o Treasurer Of Lilo movement
Mr. ijunuo suggested thai, inas,n,,e! as tle
mFeting WIS n representative NM, u dlapatsh
nf sytmImtiIy be- nj n'sr'. fnswlrtletl from tle
mtegtiny 10 thu. leaders Il! Ireland. ,,u..
Mr. llynes. !lnwnynr. l!al aInally written rtilil
| nit II dispatch, which he t!pw rpMs!. TlH
| tilsralch wns Ms fnilnws: :" l'arnr'is arrest
causes prnitl,ttl Indignation here. l'e
w!aEi.Y, ItEst,1tTEfY DEFIANT.
and con,,t III our tii,stnttur suppNrt to sils-
taln yoa.8 Mr., ilyn's sai,| 4, ,lia 't"t L.;
trn!t. dispatch ~ u w'ir bullet, h!.t l Nv!
niayr lint llla Irish people sl,t,,t! liz wtsiy
.tul r.,solntely .etAlt. mud le believed 4ss,
tl'at t9n Aefr s'l ,,,n s %n1' M hs|tItt1iI '|tIt,in
Mr. llyn,,s sa!l TINT. !'arnell hasl nl;t.|c no
sM'cclics IN lrelaNl whe, !e ,! suult MT
lase Ma'lS i Wy "tt,sr y'''M r ~ coi. 1a
!Ey r'i' ssrrss ass3' Sn''t S''tft' IL "%ds
Or tic 1s|.. or AIn1t, a1ld ,.aa'lp uIl.ler
tic urnsctian of e 9w. iManse lse.e tney ts,;
, 1881-10-15

HEIsI.IFIN NITH1FIsN".*
frnn, tho link of England OIL bala'ice TO-
day, 4at,,0Gu. Bur silver IT, pcnce t,rr o!ilice.
ConsoIs, ~ 1:l-ll Tor nIo',ey, ~ E'-lb lor ae'
count. limited States per ecntA. 1l0s<:]4s'
ltu3{; hs cxtct,.ed, lrll4. Atlantic Il Grtat
Westcrnilrst nlnrtyngp trustees certificates
ii, second mortgage do, Elk; Eri,: scconl coll
soils, l0G1@; illinois Central, l"5. l.i'lseed'
oil, Ea20 per ton.
ttl1ftt;O1s.
I.oSnoS, Oct. l4.-l.orll'nr'''s lroqnols
won the Newmarket derby, 1s'niael sceolld.
ailtl 1.euil0xt0ye Third.
fruu,lDts VOL III n cnt1ter.
.rbn fourth great c!allcnge stal,cs were
woi, by Nellie, beating Trlstni' and scobclI
nn.l four others.
, 1881-10-15
for another rcasun. Ny brothers. arrest
ta,l,st silence fnrty1r

ior anotner ,n leasu''' "s ''o@'' @'''''
n'"S' s''e'ss w.. .ui'su' ,'u,,.,,, .,,r,,,,,,,r
TIE AHsa''n husl''ls .,.,:s,,, u,.. r.,
wns IN eollustDn with Tho hrltlsll Cavern.
,npI,t, Instead NJ e;lpckiur tllp npnl1,.t,ns Ut
lin tauu t,rnpuc, I;uututut l,us given II
- ,.,, i,"r'tws iuutnnh nf l,rinu
inv ohl,nmv ,,no,, Chnr)es stnwarL |
lnrnc'l. sho i'@s pnn"mf'hT' ,.it,t. y ,yos ~
l,c s,rc," continued Miss 1'arnoIl, iauRhlng
merrlly. "rl,e .lcn Of waiting until lrsln,,d y,
was peresIa w. t,'n". I'" mil thc wln,n ciy
l1zc.l worlt WIS fn,nI'Inr with lrrla',ds t' pfo.
no'lseho ".a' ,',a ., 49," ,.o"r ""n IA sn,tl In.
Esnta .aku.. ,s S1 ~ ~ lin ncrc
net, it wnnI,t, In ut' probability, havo put =
| serious ,Inr,pcr lp0n t!lu f4atHl League MIL
.s,,.'',.,'a,;,, n IT. iii mi kit netor.
"sptpEs.' ',. .,n,,,r,.x,ry ~ :, @ w mAs PASSED,
. M" THE t'r't,h.t ~ n"H 20 ! .'s,.,
| movement Inns EroWal 10 bt E'aht inc
lopituR on of 1I1'Ecr cannot a'leot u: a.. ~
brothers tmisslnn WIS 40 ',carly enicl Tint
lls ItIras can be carrIct o,tt ierfsctIy."
'..'u,,e N""s ~" ~ ~ ~. IT, = .,..,s' ~,
abln ontcomn ot thu arrcst y -
"Tllu abolition Ut trtn! by l,lry. Tor oa'e
M,"".+ ;,,,:,,. I'm ,,arr,.st nf .ln,,n l}l1inn.
ni"S. , Imp ,,,ta"t 10y ,i',,,,,,'a ,.h,, i,us
tnat o',Eh. nolA'"', "''''"" 1."o,',"',n. M nv" .'r
stlrrctl lrall blDo'i Into kltoWletRe o'
wllat lrenmls riYi,ts nrc. As fur ~ jury
| trtujs ara concerned, flnweyer." continued
Mis. purnetl, "tl.ey are practically IL dead
lrtirr nnw. lila MAGISTRATES yyteld fl n,ost
','s,,a,;,, .. ,,,,ar a,,i ,lisus,, nr rnsrs thut
utHpnl"' p'"ei' "'"' ',''. "sa'. - ,.,''t,. ,
wnH1u t!et.tl'itt tle 'eFt'et VI t"c,,e '.n ~.
either Il! EnEai'a or Ahl'fea. I'M ans
a,,irtn Inn r. wander nj t]1o ottcmt,t fur
ap s4I", a,,ts,.'",,,. l;ntr ,,1uv, intcrhl WInt
Dae eS's'eco t"t ~, ttnrto ny, n uryo,,' c,,.
trncts9 Why should so,ttery be necessary
ro .ErrtE DISPUTES nErwE,:S LANDLORD
~ AND TENANT,
- . rrot., of ,nstlrn rxt.ts II, thu iandlor,l.,
% s.as'' ..,'.,s -, t1,ot i. =, ,,,,,n rrrn,rm In
lla"eFes' pefn"pa' NV. - 's ~. a., ,,,'.t .,.r
work Of tho 1.alll 1.gague l,as already pro
| 4. r..sk,k 4
, 1881-10-15

Dr, CroAbYt1 II Resignation. ~ Chancellor.
NEw YoHK, Oct. 1s.-Tha Council Hf the Unit
vorslty of tue City Ut Now York ue, lat Ssots-
Il1warl Crosby, requesting tho Council to a0t
unon Ills ruslYiint1on, lssaurea tn IuIe, lS75
Tho request was prantod, auu h!a rcaiknAti9n
Crosby, wore appointed to SOLICIT T. succe:apr
and report at the ne.t meeting, It u under.
stoud they will tender tai ChAncyllorhhip 10 tllo
Iiev. Dr. Johu llal. aud Fepurt hss ans"sr to the
t.uunclL
, 1881-10-15
A Great Storm in England, In
tcrrupting Cable comnu~
nication.
Great Damage Reported, but No
Details of the Disasters Yet
Sent.
Iroullois, tho American liorsc,
Wins tic Newmarket
Derby.
Liboral Extracts from the Foreign Press
Of The 1st Of the Month.
A SEVERE STORM.

4 6TF TIEf1 . 0O1s4HF
WIRES nf,HS.
t.nSpny, Oct. t4.-A i!tnsy hurricane IN
Irelun! II lutcrr,tp,tng tc|cgrapitic conImu1!E.
cntiD,,.
THE GABLE.
NEw Yo1.H, Dct little severe gaic III
England has Frustrated the wires. Tho lines
betwpe, yatrnila and t.ontlna arc uowl', ana
communication will, that city III one time
wls cl,t olr III nil directions. DISPATCHES art
consequently greatly 0ulnyed.
TIE Yrtl,,M WAs vEtlf HEAVY.
Much damage was done
, 1881-10-15
FRANCE.
TIE. MINISTRY RESIGNS.

THE. .MlSIsTNr RESIGNS.
LoS1oy, Oct, 14,-1t Is sald TINT Ferry
fills ,norutns visited President Greyy md
rendered tho resignation Ut the Ministry, and
TINT Ganbet,a l,ns been charged with tho
formation OF a liGw Ministry.
TflE MINISTRY.
Tia Ministry lIas not resigned IL Is b''-
lluyc,l The present Cabinet will meet the new
Chalnbcr Of Deputies.
UN1TEAllY.
Gabriel alassc, French jurisconsult, Ii
.lgHtl.
, 1881-10-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.
.,r.,s.x, r,tLxS., ptLx;S. !:

TEE3TN| E7EA1sSk E'EAS.*SEs
4 4t,rs ylIlr for ltllul, !tIeusnx, ftchnK. htil
Uigerate i'i!oA has sotll tsH,sarsd hy ~ WV,
jlnlb. j si,Elu i,ux Ut I,N. WILLIAMS lNlllAN
Fiji; DlNTHiElJr hsls ctlrcll thu wnrst ch!ynlg
u..sra vi tWnnly live yoars standing. u EaT%s
rullcia IN ttvn litintlsshAttur usttl1s Wit.!'.
lAMS' OINTMENT nbsurtls tlo tntMs, s'tl!het
tnf,l u!luys tu IltHltsu ttch!lIg. 04GE!lIy H!trF
xgtliY warm In lGil net ttlH nj l''''lltlre, u y
prrlu,ru! lur Ptloa, i!u!nH IL IT, srss ,1.' Mni
itoilsinx c!.s: solsi bx 'rnaS's1s' "f 8'a''e''
VAN SClI.AAtk, ,ApEf!:NSOS &CA1'' Ca'ea9o
, 1881-10-15
PARNELL.
Forster Guarded by Dragons
In Passing Through
Dublin.
An Indignation Meeting III tile
uotuuila Of tho Mansion
House.
rho Arrest Attributed by Dillon
to Gladstone's Personal
Hatred.
Patrick Egan. Telegraphs that Glad
stone is Going to Slaughter
All the Irish.
parnell's Sister, at Philadelphia,
Is Glad Parncll Has Been
Arrested.
r. Will "silenoe the absurd suspi-
oton of His Collusion with
Gladstone.
Chicago 1risllnen Bid the Lead
ers BE Wisely and lteso.
lutcly Defiant.
They Order an Indignation Mass.
Meeting for Monday Even.
ing Next.
r. Will "silenoe the absurd suspi'
oton Of His Collusion with
Gladstone"
Chicago 1risi,nen Bid the Leaf"
ers BE Wisely and 1teso-
lutcly Defiant.
They Order an Indignation Mass
Meeting for Monday Even.
ing Next.

toynoy. Oct, ti.-A dublin correspond
ont, describing the stnte ut ntfirs there yes
trrtiu, II, connection with the arrest Of Par-
,,al,. saws the G,lnuls NIL Uypr The city were |
t,cllrtl MD police patrus doubled. nrnKuol1a
ro}r through tho streets In oil alIcctlo'ts.
fhterttyts narrowly watched tliH movements |
uf thu league. \ ps'sse of !H'llce occupied!
urc,l,isps CLOSE to thu lraglle oitlcc. q special
loype t,i fool aluI hulse nrtlllery 'H bceli W
.ucitru for duty ut kf'tnalnlialla Jntl. llle
Dublin Ercninu Mnit says the lenEtle '3as
resolved tn nttnck kll'nn',tlal' JUL.
Fnu*rEr ur.ANDEu
Forster. Chief Secrt.tary for Ireland, WIS
guarded by tlraeoo,,s III goiaK from the rus.
liz to Ills residence. Twenty-Five hundred
troous vi nll arins nre Mt Nnna
SYMPATHY.
Al II sitting Of tile Kildare Convention yes
terlay. n resolution 0f sympathy With lalr"
nell passed.
OH being arrested, Unlimited desire to avoid
a demonstration, and 10 be subjected TO the
sane rules rs the other suspects.
EXCITEMENT IN 1+latElt1CK.
Drtters IlnyH been received Mt Limerick 10
con,lac tile troops to their barraclss until
further orders, as great excitement exists
there, owing tn 1'arell's arrest.
lSplt,N.Ar1oN MEETING.
Illon announces TINT I'LL indignation meet
Ing Will ne leltl III LIE Iot"H''a tou"s. l.o
Lord Mayor presiding. lllllol'' III Speec1i:
sal(l 1t was strAngt that the arrest Ut fAflle'l
should ue preceded By ntl oil,bl.rst of passion
whIcl. ind tiIssustul even ffInllstoIe's warm.
est friends IN ireland. Ila believed {tllo most
etFectual weapon left 10 tho leng'le to nvcilgc
s.'ae,,,, ano ".'eT. "So .,'o .o,,o w It,,as
oa exactly t0a sa'''o 'flles.
nHlHIN 1.ANn IE.AHoE' .....
At q meeting OF tho !Gakuo M0tloH WIS
raryied that the league regards tile arrcst Of
l'urnell ~ nj, net Of malignant personal spite
If t;lnIstouc. a,d urging uooplo 10 nbtdo by
, 1881-10-15
MATINEE.

At that popular amusement resort. thu
Chicago lsollur~Skat!Mg lslIlk, c0rller Atich!-
gun avenue ahL Congress street, there will 10
i matinee ut d o'clock this afternoon. Music
iu attc,itlultcH.
, 1881-10-15
Try NAIL,

BY NAIL.
1u,,r,1,,,>ys--ruE AMERICANS cl1.Er,.ArE
Whit jtuy1,tEuTi1-:rllE SURRENDER OF
ts,i,Sw,A1IIs,
''" '''''.. I.o,u.on T,ma. oe.. H.
Fur this mu,,th we cnn afford to feel to-
wards the Amer|es!'.s M envy wu'e'l u, ,,,n ~
harmless to Them and may BE- useful t1 oMf.
,,,.,,,.tov If ,t,eir inltcmu,iencc. Tlp Oh
Nc serya',ce @ Of birthdays belongs to the golden
agu o1 Il family. It's happy n'cmbcrs stEll
thiuk IL Il blessing to have been bori', alNl
born III sucl. brotherhood. Every sear
t3os chl' n"'N !" ."s,.., p"n' ~ n,", ,",,y,.r
aeSelol'heht ot pe'!u.s. "n' ~" .,,t' p""u ''s,.
Every year br1igs them ncarer to atie gll'-
terlng prizes OF life hung up OIL high fur tic
"mt"t,.st tho strouucst. a,ul the rentlirst Up
t9 to n ,oiut. the more birthdays tl.o merrIsr,
4 tiuzen or twenty rrc llot too ..la1ly to bc
remembered und observed! A tino ZONES
wlel, thu best people aru eontcnt rathor
, 1881-10-15

ertt .Iu,.tl,lx yields rsu prutIta. Forpatnph!rt
aI,t electric ppu rrIA,rts wrlia tn ". y. suu!e
e., lirokcrs. l1l LII SAllo'st., ChlInxo.
, 1881-10-15

xyi,c,, +, ru ,,,putxn nyulllst utsense IN
,,n",si viii 1urtuuts sel.ztr A,erient, tho clie-
tmv takes il4hl, Il ~ tho tHe1H1pnF1b!o sEcclsle
fUr consumption, blll0tIstces anu dysi'eI'sla.
, 1881-10-15

?lmeullst~rts Cough to1xsArn yearly
increases Ii, ImpuInr es!sIH .play tno 's1ss i.s%
T. iSo' Garner IlastuI UNI llArrlHun streets, ant
atl tlrtrcintk,
, 1881-10-15

A.k your druggist for rtsodaimE's !tns.
sa Suiyu. Keup IL In house !a easa Ut acclt!out4.
Hr},., A6 ectatN.
, 1881-10-15

Call OIL your druuEIkt t0r Ltebig'R Ger.
mnn Torn Remover, 0uo Ut the btst rDthetI1es
HxtuItf.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-17
AN ORDINANCE

A MENDING AND RE. ENACTING
N Chapter xxx. entitled An Ordi-
nance in Relation to Handbills, Adver-
tisements, Notices." &c.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Coun-
Gil Of the Corporation of Martinsburg
that any person tearing down, defacing,
or in any wise mutilating handbills of
shows, or any other legal public exhibit
ton, for which a license ia paid, prior to
said exhibition, or erasing in any manner
inquiring notices OF public officers posted
In public places, shall be brought before
the Mayor, and if found guilty shall be
fined not less than five nor more than ten
dollars for each o%ffense; one.half of said
fine to go to the informer, if other thar a
public officer.
SEC. 2. If any person shall paint. paste,
or IN any manner, put any advertisement,
handful, notice, &c. on any public or
private property, without first obtaining
the consent of the owner or officer having
such property in charge, such person shall
be fined not less than FIVE nor more than
ten dollars.
Passed December 10, 1881: Martins
burg, W. Va.
Copy Test: P. J. FOREMAN, Clerk.
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