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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19
Pniladslphia Harriet.

PnnADnRHA, Sept. l9.-Flour strong under
light stocks: supernne. at q 500s 90; extr.
q s597 IS; Pennsylvania family 81 so
737H st. Louis do 81 756s00; Minnesots
Extra IS 1907 .; do straight, - e517 SO;
Rye flour at Is 25I6 %.
Wheat dull No.: Western Red 81 is159l ;
do Amber 81 4sk0I Hks. -,
Corn dull for local use; steamer 6s1zc sail
yellow, I@5sc; do mixed. 7o97lc; No.
Oats quiet; No. White. 4s94skc No. 2,
do 47149471Sc; No. 3, do 461lc; NO. =, Mixed,
Provisions - market firm ms6s pork at
go COOL 90: beet hams, at ssa India mess
Bacon-Smoked shoulders sk; salt do
sTe; smoked hams ls15c picked hams,
81. s. sy steam asts 81 s.S :s 81 loose
PENNSYLVANIA cream extra 3sc: Western
county and New York extra. 80 firsts,
.5@s7c Western dairy extra, 250aic do gbOd
to choice, 2s@24c.
Rolls none here.
Eggs firm and scarce Penn'a &c; West
ern ei@22c.
Cheese firm. scarce New York full cream
fair to good. ll@llhc do halt skinned sGsc;
Penna do, 697hc.
Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, September l3.-Cattle market
active sales. 1000 prime, 6l<@l6ssc; good,
5z@G1sc; medium, 43s@5ssc; common, $40
43c.
Sheep market active sales. 5000; prime.
5L@5L; medium, 4%l5; Chester county
Lambs, ,GG7asc; Western, 4@61ac: stock ewes,
$3@3 ..
HOgs-Market active; sales. $500 head
fat aOgs, 91LI6llOHc; common and stOckers,
@sc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19
Hebrew New Year,

First Glass BARRIERS use the Cuticura Medi Il
nal shaving Soap exclusively.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19
Stock Market.

Stock Market.
New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Il. LONG. N. +. Cor Centre Square.
NEW YORK SrOOKa.
Stocks firm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19

Til" new Hebrew society lately organized
will meet at the residence of ii. Wincr, 3l9
Mid,il street, Friday evening next, at 81
o'clock, Tor the purpose Of Offering up prayer
for the new year, which commences on Friday
evening next. All are invited who believe in
this faith.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19
NEW ADVERTISEMFNTS.

VVIANTED-A SITUATION IN ANY KIND
w OF store as salesman. Have had expert
encc. Can give sool reference. Call ut this
Office ltds
T OST-SUPpOSED TO HAVE DROPPED
Ia out OF the front window Of house No 2lO
East King street, pair of gold spectacles.
reward will be paid for their return. ltdk
- TOBER +. at o'clock in the evening, at
Excelsior Hall, East King street, TAiLoK'S
ORCHESTRA will open Select Dancing
Academy, teaching all the Latest Quadrilies
and WaltZcs The music Will be by the Full
Orchestra, and the instructor in dancing will
be CHARLES W. TAYLOR.
ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19
SrE'Cl-ik EO1lCES.

The inralid's hope and strength beyond all
O! her remedies is Matt BittcrS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19
orLECT DANCING ACADEMY

ROBERTS HALL, LANCASTER,
re-opens OCTOBER 49,
MR. AND MRS. SHANK. TEACHERS OF
DANCING (PHlLADELPHlA).
will give lessons singly or in classes every
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN.
ING.
NorE-Ladies and gentlemen can form pri
yate classes for the "GERMAN." sl6-lWd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19
THIRD EDITION.

MONDAY EVENING. SEPT. '1e. 1881.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19

A1OTICE.-THES SWAN HOTEL, CORNER
IN of South Queen and Vine streets. Lam
caster, Pa, has been entirely refitted and now
offers hrst-clasS accommodations at cOnSid-
erably reduced prices. Our yards and stables
will more than compete with the best in the
city, and have good and attentive ostlers.
Give us q trial. d. NJ. MOORE,
mars36mw Proprietor.
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An Alarming Rate of Pulse.

ELBERoN, N. j., Sept. 19.-1O:1OA. NJ
DR.. Boynton says that during the preva-
lence of the rigor the president s pulse went
up to 143 beats and was very feeble. At
this hour it has dropped about to 14O beats.
The patient is extremely weak, and there
is cause for great alarm. DR.. Bliss is of
opinion that the president may die in one
Of the rigors should they continue to be
frequent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19
Grain and Provision Quotations

One O'Clock quotations of grain and prOvis-
ions, furnished by s. X. Yundt, Broker, l51a
East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-19

HESS Il Son, Auctioneers.
sl7,e0.24,27&ol, ,litu&sl
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Mistaken Identity.

Policeman Bob Brandon was before
Mayor White and the police commit
tee Thursday to answer to charge
made by the Proprietor of the Flying
Dutchman," the gorgeously equipped
wooden horses which have been at
tracing SO many visitors for the past
week. The proprietor charged that
some one representing himself as an
officer had disturbed him in his busi-
ness Tuesday night Of last week, said
officer threatening to shoot him down
for the fun of seeing him fall. The
proprietor of the "Dutchman" claim
ed ut first not to know the party but
afterward concluded that it was Po-
liceman Brandon. Officer Brandon
had no trouble in completely exonor-
ating himself from the charge by the
testimony of reliable citizens.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
County Court.

Judge VIM. Richardson presiding.
Among the cases so far disposed of
are the following:
Rufus McCrary, assault, verdict CT
guilty.
James Ross, carrying pistol conceal
ed, plea Of guilty, $50 and costs.
VIM. Vann, same charge, $50 and
costs.
Richard Terrell, plea of guilty, $40
and costs.
Bart Scruggs, not guilty.
David Jones, assault, verdict guilty,
500 and costs.
Dan Taylor, assault, plea Of guilty,
l ct. and costs.
E. NJ. Lamb, concealed pistol, $50
and costs.
A large number of gaming cases
have been disposed of, most Of the
parties making the plea Of guilty
The court is still in session.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Personal.

Henry Thomasson, Esq, came up
to the wedding.
Ex- Governor VIM. H. Smith is at
the Huntsville Hotel.
Hon. Samuel Rice, of Monte omery,
is in the city.
Mrs. E5bert Jones, of Greenbrier,
came up to see the Fair.
Bishop Wayman is the guest Of
Mrs Hammoads and Mrs. Martin.
Robt. Chardavoyne, Esq, of Deca-
tnr, is attending court.
United States Circuit Judge Pardee
arrived here Monday.
Mr.. Chas. r. Donegan and family
have removed home.
MIR. Percy Fearn is at home after
several years absense.
Storekeeper Binford was in the city
Thursday in obedience to a summons
to appear as a witness before the
grand jury.
Judge H. e. Speake is at home
again.
Hon. VIM M. Lowe is able to be
out after several days of sickness.
Jude Bruce was summoned to
Montgomery Tuesday on account of
sickness in his family.
Gen. Wheeler is in the city.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Hynlenial.
SCRuGGs-DAyIs.

SCRUGGS-DAyIS.
The nuptials of DR.. B. E. Scruggs and Miss
Sophia J. Davis were celebrated Thursday
night, Rev. w. Fl. Nelson officiating. The
marriage ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Jarret Richardson, after which
the highly favored bride and groom with ac-
comparing friends repaired to the house of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Powers where numerous
guests were gathered to greet them and offer
congratulations. table fairy groaning un-
der its load of rich viands and sweet meats
contributed to the enjoyment of the evening
At lste hour the handsome and happy coup
lie received parting shower OF srenewed con :
gratulations and heartiest hopes that thei r
voyage through life might be richly bless ed
with all the good things OF life, and, the shore
reached,
''To such sweet life OF perfect love,
That hand in hand at length the'll stand
In Heaven above,
And 30 may be
One life through all eternity"
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Saturdays Fire.

The Coke & White ginnery near
the depot was entirely destroyed by
fire last Saturday afternoon, together
with large amount of cotton d seeds
belonging to various farmers in and
around town. The origin Of the fire
is unknown. The flames had gotten a
fair start before the fire engine could
be made ready for action and the most
earnest. determined efforts only availed
to save good quantity of baled cot
ton and to keep the fire from spread
ing to adjoining buildings. Losses :.
Coke Il White, 5 gins and machinery,
$4,000; Messrs. Jno. White & Bro,
cotton and seeds valued at $3.50;
Rev. A. j. Hunt, damages to house.
hold property 500 The cotton de-
strsyed is estimated at 80 bales
Among the losers were, Tom Marshall
3 bales, Alex Sibley 2, Greenberry
Smith l, Elias Donegan Is, w. f.
Garth 3. John cambridge 2, Harrison
Dox 2, Col. Garth Is. The damages
to Conductor Ramsey's cottage were
covered by insurance.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
THE COURTS.
U. S. District.

Judge Bruce presiding. Cases dis
posed Of:
Anson Williams-Retailing Liquor.
Dismissed.
John G West-Illicit distilling
Convicted, sentence 8 months in
county Jail.
Verge Godfrey-Working in illicit
distillery. Plea Of guilty, 80 days in
county Jail, 500 and costs.
Thompson Covin-Robbing nail.
Plea Of guilty, 2 months in county Jail
at hard labor.
FrankP Gurley and w T Bennett =
Trespas. on public domain. Verdict
for $66 damages.
Jno W Niblett-Iliicit distilling.
Guilty, sentence Is months ut house
Of correction at Detroit, Michigan.
NJ G Wright-Robbing mails. Plea
Of guilty. sentence one year and one
day in house of correction at Detroit.
U. S. Circuit Judge Don Pardes
called up the docket in his court Mon
day, announcing that he would remain
until next Tuesday. In the case
Of VIM. Capleton's suit for damages
against the Southern Security railroad
company for the death of Capleton,
an employe. caused by gross careless
ness On the part of the campany, a
judgement by default was taken and
jury returned verdict for $4,000
for the plaitiff. The case of Capt
Davol against A. b. Hanna, suit for
the recovery Of damages for the seiz-
ure of the large amount of furniture,
ETC., at the White. Sulphur Springs
hotel on trial. Gen. Walker and Judge
Rice representing the defendant and
Mr.. Goree, Judge Phelan and Capt.
Day appearing for the plaintiff.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Chattanooga Daily and Weekly
TT NJ ES.

The only daily paper at Chattanooga,
or within a radius Of 100 miles extend
ing into Ten nessee, Georgia and Alaba-
ma and over six of the most important
railroads Of the South. Circulation
Daily 1900, Weekly 5000. Advertising
rates furnished on application. FINE
JOB WORK SPECIALITY. Subscription
price: Daily $500 per year in advance,
Weekly $l.5O per year in advance.
Addresa ADOLPH 5. OCHs & Co.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Stabbed With Scissors.

Last Wednesday night difficulty
occurred in Joe Poteet's room on
Washington street, between Ed Nor
ris and James Stone. Morris received
an ugly stab in the left side with a
pair Of scissors. Stone was arraigned
before the Mayor Thursday morning
on charge of an assault with intent
to kill, and bound over to court. Stone
is a Georgian.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Love Killed.

a private telegram from Gree nville,
''s'' states that at the meeting there
: ''u"y' between Mr.. John Lanier and
:, L. Love the latter was instantly
A'iied' Owing to the alanderous cir
GUAR published by Love concerning
'Af' Aanless wife this result has bee :
expected.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Death Of an Old Citizen.

Mr.. Henderson Battle died at his
residence in the northwestern part Of
this county early Tuesday morning :.
after very short illness with dropsy
He had very nearly lived out the al
lotted three score and ten years and
had built ior himself fair and honor
able name. Since his emancipation
he had by industry aud perseveren ce
accumulated considerable property
and was comfortably situated OH his
own farm. There was not In all the
land more hospilable household than
this noble old mans. Possessed of
rare natural abilities although wi tn out
much worldly culture he was ena blcd
to be most interesting and inst tructive
conversationalist. By his sudden
death the county loses one Of its
most valued citizens. Among bis inn
mediate neighbors his death is felt as
personal loss by every one.
The Ohio Legislature has Re
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Bishop Wayman.

This distinguished divine is now
visiting the work connected with hi.
o"urcn In this city and vicinity. Sun
aay afternoon he will preach at the
.: A. T. Church. Monday night he
VIII deliver his able lecture in refuta.
''0n OF the false teachings Of Bob In.
e''Soii' No one should miss this op-
p"'unity TO hear one of onr ableet
en' Admission to lecture, two
tickets for a quarter.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Cornerstone Laying at Maysville.

Inc corner stone of the A. M. T..
cn'lrch building at Maysville will be
'ala oy the Immaculate Order. Pre-
P"ratIons for the event have been on
loot for several weeks and a good
Time is anticipated. Elder Jno. M.
uo'dloe and other church dignitaries
VIII be present. Bishop Waymau
Was invited to deliver an address on
the occasion.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
where to get II . Gazette,

ALABAMA
II G .Binford, general agent,
w w H. Blankenship.
Iobn. r. Burris. Florence.
\ T. Tisdalc, Decature.
p F. Stewart. Hillsboro.
Coo w. Braxdall, Talladega.
Walter Braziel, Mobile.
EF Logwood, Courtland.
David Mcdonnell, Triana.
James. DePriest,
J H Diggs, Montgoery.
Rev Ephraim Rivers. Bass Station.
a ! Brown, Hillsboro.
RR Elliott, Tuscumbia.
A J. Rogers, Wetumpka.
w w p Williams. Meridianville.
r II. Gravitt Maysville.
John Bone.
Pev Osborn. Nelson. Marion.
g A. W. Mckinney, Marion.
6 w. Leewood. Gainesville,
W. J. Stevens, Selma
S. H. Jones, Gr eenbrier
TENNESSEE:
Row J. F. Humphrey, Fayetteville,
Richard Wilson, Memphia,
David Bone, Winchester,
MISCELLANEOUS.
8. Patterson, Niagara Falls N. Y
Al. Dcdd, Nashville. Tenn.
Vim. H. Singleton, Chattanooga Tenn
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Troublesome Children,

that are always wetting their beds ought
not to be scolded and punished for what
they cannot help. Tney need medicine
having tonic effect on the kidneys and the
uniary organs. Such medicine is Kid
ney-Wort 1t has specific action. Do not
fail to get it for them. = Erchdnge.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Nsisshborhooa News and Gossip.
Summer fingers languidly.
Listen to the. wedding bells.
Jack Frost has sent in his card.

Listen to the wedding bells.
Jack Frost has sent in his card.
Tax collector Weir wants you to
call.
The weather is calling for over
coats and fires.
Go ard hear Bishop Wayman on
1ngersoll Monday night.
The Federal grand jury has been
busy at work since court con vened.
The G. e. band will make music
for the corner stone laying at Mays
vile to-day.
DR.. Bryson will be installed as
pastor Of the Presbyterian church to-
morrow.
Some of our colored farmers were
among the heaviest losers by the burn
ing Of the Coke Il White gin.
Why does young mans new
silk handkerchief always peep out OF
the top of his pocket?
Mr.. Isom Davis was given the
premium for exhibiting the best mat
resses at the Fair.
Garter g. Young have the cheapest
Coffins aud finest Hearses in the
city. St
New York has A 900 women sa-
loon keepers.
Chicago has thirty-fve cases of
smallpox.
The Cotton Factory will be in
operation by the middle of next mouth.
Gen. Grants family will have
reunion al his New York residence on
Thanksgiving day.
The Criminal Doket ia the Dis
trlct Court will be resumed Tuesday
on the return of Judge Bruce.
The Managers Of the Fair esti-
mate Fridays attendance at about
5000.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
A Gem Of Handicraft.

A delicate and beautiful writing
desk, wrought by Mr.. Isaac Wise with
scroll saw Was on exhibition at the
far. 1t attracted the admiring gaze
of thousands.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Coup's Thoroughly Endorsed.
His Show Pronounced the Largest
and best in the world.

Although frequently announced, no real
and genuine hippodrome such as that con-
noted with w. G. Coup's United Mon
ster Show has ever appeared in the South.
Our readers may rest assured that Mr.
Coup promises will be fulfilled to the letter
on the 31st inst. as announced in the ad-
vertisements. He is gentleman in whom
our readers may place the most implicit
confidence.
Since his show visited the South last sea-
son it has increased to enormous iproportie, /.
One of the most grand, novel and excitin-
features added being a magnificent Paris
hlppodrome, with racetrack, completely
encircling the circus rings, forty feet wide
and nearly half mile round, employing
over two hundred artists and tribe Of In
dams. Coup has a grand menagerie be-
sides, and uses nine bands of music. His
museum Is also splendid, requiring dozen
engines to operate the different features.
Both In the three circuses and hippo
drome, many of the acts are entirely new,
and are the theme of universal admiration
and praise by the public and the press.
Among these are the Indians, the Zulus,
the flying Lu Lu, the dashing Geraldine,
ETC., whose wonderful feats and performan-
ces have no parallel in the annals of the
stage or the ring. AS an evidence of the
estimation in which Coups show is held by
the press, we give the following brief ex-
tracts:
Every statement made in the principal
announcements was fulfilled to the letter
The general verdict is The
largest and best show that ever pitched
tents in Philadelphia.
En0uirer ADril 7th 1881
Nv. G. Coup's mammoth four-ring circus,
menagerie and Paris hippodrome. arrived
in this city yesterday on three immense
trains, to each of which were attached two
locomotives the combined length of the
several trains was nearly full mile.
Perfectly immense does not ex-
prees it," Louisville Courier Journal, May
80, 1881.
Taken together, W. c. Coups show is
the biggest and grandest that ever visited
To say that the circus is the largest ever
seen, does not convey half an idea-it com :
pletely dwarfs all preceding shows"
Chicago Tribune. June %, 1881.
Every night Mr.. Coup has turned away
multitudes Of people We repeat
it at the risk OF becoming stale, that Coup's
is the best show in the country, if not in
the world. - Cincinnati Gazette, May 29th,
1881.
''Coup's Great Show and Paris Hippo
drome, which opened in the Madison Square
Garden last night, is the most stupendoas
aud magnificent amusement enterprise ever
before organized on this continent. Let
the tocsin go forth to the world, until its
sound fills every portion thereof, that the
man who projected the great New York
Hippodrone building, and who brings
back to it now the b. st show IN America, IL
the manager whose fame should be resoun.
ded to the uttermost parts OF the earth -
San, September 7th, 1881.
Coup has entitled himself to the graft
tude of New Workers forever. Hs has
brought US the largest, most varied, and
best Show ever given in the metropolis OF
the Empire State. ~ Times. September 7th'
1888.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
DIED.

CorroN.-In the neighborlood of Meridian
Eille, Saturday night, October 18th, Lille.
Aged IA, daughter Of Mr.. Chas. Cotton.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22
Do you want a Sewing Machine (?

A genuine Singer New Family
DroE Lea, sold by agents for $50
net, and Light Running New Home
Sewing Machine. No 4, with full at
Of attachments, manufacturers price
$50, for sale at this office, at great
bargains. Call in person for terms,
or address. GAZETTE COMPANY.
tt Huntsville Aha.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22

%E Ia enflpcr day at home. SAMPLES worth
% " $ZU5$ free. Address, STIssOA = To ;
Portland, Name
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22

Guiteau wants to mlntge his ow
case.
Texas heads the 81 ates with l5l ,Oun.
ties.
Fisk University has increased 2G per
cent in attendance.
The Garfield Monument fund amounts
to Sl1 30.
Ohio convicts contributed 500 to the
Michigan sufferers.
Massachusetts, Republicans subserlb-
ed $3 800 tor the Virginia Coalition
Campaign.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22

''Uncle" Jessie Anderson (col.) Of
has been employed by
General HaZen. chief of the U. ). Signal
service as his body servant.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22

Brennan, Texas, has two regularly
licensed coloreI lawyers.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-22

The Ohio Legislature has q Re
publican majority Of 35 on joint ballot.
, 1881-01-13

TlrE House discussed tho Wool Refund
tng bill yesterday. Under the lead Of
Randall tho amendment fayoring II ! per
cent bond was adopted by a vote Of liz
to o.. Tho Democrats voted generally
in tho majUrity. On tue rlotion OF
Alr. Sanford nm amendment prov1d-
ing that nil the gold at1 silver coin
tn tho Treasury over and above Sj0.o00, ,000
should be used for tic redemption OF matur-
Ing bonds before my new bonds should be
issued WIS adopted. The discussion lndi-
catcd tint minority Of the members were II,
favor of short-tinlo bond. S[cssrs.
Wood, 1snndall, ainl Dlnnetl expressed
great confidence tint n 5 per cent bond
can be floated without difficulty, while
Mcssrs. Frye, Etnstefll, and Others held tho
contrary opin!olL BucEncr. Weaver, Steven
son, and others Indicted to fiat licrestcs md
morbid dread Of National banks as tic eng
mies Of popular liberty ya:Hi industry. opposed
any scheme f0r rcfunling With cllaraeteris-
tEcally Illogical arguments.
, 1881-01-13

A1ls. STONE, tue well-known Indy pillar
tlrop1st Ut Boston, las made tho following
bcquests In addition to those alrcat5 a1,-
no,nced: 10 tic Hampton Institute, Fortress
Monroe, W.; 0llyet College, 0liyet, Mich. !;
Ripon Col1ege, Kipon. Wis; Illinois Cul'ege,
Jacksonville; l}cIott Callcge, Heloit, Wis. !;
ulul Robert College. Col.st4ntinople, $40, ,000
each; to Marietta College, Marietta, o., n1ul
l}erea College, Duren, Ky., $4,000 each. She
gives $4,000 to tho Howard University Mt
Washington, $4,000 for evangelical work In
Fraucc, nn1 Sl..5N tu tic Now West Euucu-
tion Commission.
, 1881-01-13

Tl1E TRIBUNE this morning exposes a
scheuAo by which It was evidently sought to
tetraud tic city OF Chicago of over $1,000 by
tue crnsllre an1 cl,anK[ng of the South Sidu
Assessors hooks III the County Clerks Office.
Tho clAngcy wero lAatle In the Interest OF
snyaral reputable taxpayors OIL the Sout',
Slide, MID It IS not probable tllatna1ly ut thom
knew alythIng nbout the tllattor. County
Clerk Klokke Ii Investigating tho .nattcr, a,ld
htlfIl0 assistance,
, 1881-01-13

TME f1ouso Committee on Agriculture,
1fr. Covert atono dissenting, has agrectl OH IL
report favorlng tho tI'tssagu Ut II bill to make
tic Agricultural Department al independent
department, nnd its head n Cabinet officer.
Tie Committee will alsn report in favor of
susrentling tho rifles 'ult putting the bill on
Its passage Immediately,
, 1881-01-13

TilE tarnl-l house Of Timothy Cayen, near
t'ulthorsburg, Nd, was destroyed by tr9
Tuesday night, mud his two SONS, Dcuis and
Francis, aged respectively II nnl IL years,
ind Hi en'play6 nu,ned Johl. Folby perishud
iii tlID tlClne9
, 1881-01-13

Mn. THOMAS J. K1nK, who has been prom.
ware b,lsluuss III tl,!s city for number Of
yuArs, committed suicide by shooting him.
Sc|f yesterday morning IN tlla cellar Ut Its
h0lnu ut l.nko Forest. business troubles
which no lI,.,l manfully gotten over sool1led
to llnvo proyua oil his mind. anil thcro Is ,lo
.uubt TINT l.o WIS temporarily lnsano when
te committed tho rasll act Which c'Idc.l Ills
ltfu.
, 1881-01-13

We print this morning Il bill prepared by
a1r. Chisholm. Of Kano County, to prevent
uAd punish tho adn1teratlon OF articles OF
food, and drink, and lnetIrlnc, and the sale
thereof when ndu]teratcd. The bill seens to
be we'll anl carefully prepared to acco1u-
plish the PURPOSE sought.
, 1881-01-13

TnK Democratic members Of tho Ohio
Legislature went through tic form Of num-
lnatEnx II cailtlltlato for United States Sell
ator yesterday. 1t tnuk two bnllots To deter
tnno that tho Empty honor should ho bc-
slowed on Senator Thurman. Congressman
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hayG been tho scc0.,d choice Of the assembled
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