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, 1881-01-21

Ct1tCA0q, Jan. sO-Thosc whu ca1lu to the
city through tic country Hr If.lcnln I'ark this
morning bchch scc1e Of inlescrlbAEIu beauty.
From every trce md shrub wuro hung l,Glnlcis
crnWnH, tliRslcns, sut,u shields. Every form nr
'lower nt fern which Nntllrc evur prN1tiue,l
wis transformed by tho frost Intn diamonds,
nr flttng III fcstoons and stuis md pyrry con-
cclvRhle form Uf Hrnce and bcntity. Tho panco
ind tho hovCl nlkt wcrp Ettlcd, mud shonc
rcsrlch'cnt III purity ntn lnvclircss. When
tho sttn cuiln fruin behind Tho beautiful cimh
whlct, s''l.dowwl hia rising. TIM secne suggested
,uacnt. gruwn Ills ehrun.
,,i IT, nrottshf T., NY % ini,d morning on Cont
I,ncd up to sco the MI, risr. Va went through
rpIHlWilya cut Ii tho stnw, " til wallis sometimes
higher ttln our tlcs. mud tho mercury ut ze1,.
tur lcls) lf creAtny white leu from tho Axu .,f 1t
a iw III HIT I" v ,s a hK"T ,n sr"" Ysy ,,y
l,ot stc thu him sky ti,rt',.Yh tho Iuutltno 0f
!heso l'sl. @ wl!ish Wrro clnsially Erw!t,E from
cMiHo mp IL ,ansle u ra,,ll,uw III r1lctt bell AM,
stanl!llI9 III tle wluAwnr1l sI,ic uf tho tnes,
which yere a.! thls si,!el cnvrres! Win this
the enrth rs fnr a. tho uye etht. rrAcll ul,ntc,
buow. nrnIntl, was IN !sIi,uscritah!e furry luni;
nf tno t,Tcs. hit Il fa,rcst Of ciant,.s, slashms
'nHiriuts W raiun,w l,ucs everywhere.
Ht wnrU brnRht to ut'r AGliscs ttEult ls, tho
sese NJ Rtpll m wv rtAsu l,Ht II Stc,lEllE,{ uPCI-
Ing frtm thn Rnwcr, which etunKcti illu t.:'lur r
nlr n,cslltntluns. Nc wished Chcngo I'M, l,ccn
leu. instenl or fty years i, Entt!nI rtaltly for
10 Il,,nny leurle. We Wished tho mel, WIN
would uso !rou for sswagc- pIl,s. i,lstcatl of Tho
rnrolls rttcry, which III many Il+,nnccs only
tiltnra thu suwlRc. Thu iluw IL sluggish ItnsI ant
Hrulus tito rnus soil inr ynrtis around hnf tho
clrHant l,ut,,ts And nulrly AIl ctlentiy.tl,iit
hntlscs ts Chlc9go. We wt41.tat tht sewers,
s. i + pss s s"tsf il Gt2 nEs Aitix, 'i % IT
the cxM.lso Of less wnter to bsAutIry NiuElsn
FNlia. w wishEtl tho U1ilurrll iGuveri,t,t!Mt
Htntn ct Illinois ctp Chlcny., 10 III; mn !,Nln.
lDItlGnt ditch to trniN ttH rivers Inn tho Mis-
s!Assppl. instead "i walt!nY far n'r children g
stret.n OF wntur fr4n ler,, t., lA,CkpUrt. Wi,c,l
this y &lnlU tho mt4rn wntrrctIlrAeA from thru
tu tho Mississippi will rUtlnlt for I'LL tllrs rru
nnh healthy, Entusu bus s1lnIin sl,tlfrIcllt full i1
cstnblish thIa most netatctt st!ittnry measure.
~ hily, 4. q. COOK.
, 1881-01-21


Ir takes nincty-slx sallona Of milk To supply
IN tho County tOilrt yesterday " Mhrtn Foley.
.IDhn Ritter. lItyhn Smith. ntn! Morris Calvin,
wcro ,tlJulUe,l Insu!lr. AL wore pnupcrs OK.
eppt ttlo soeatl'l, n1hl worc senl to jUlferaon.
GEN A1lyNt. c. Lirf,11rlx xt.i, ta,ns,,I. .tjenernl
of thu ljnt,i S.Htrs vl.,s h,a,It,,r,t,s nrt, ~
i'nitr,ttu rnlir1 i,nt, EhrrIIf Wn,,n rrstnr,in..
in wis I'll, his wms Enst Mu n,i nrc1 r., si,"L;,,
hl1ltjs with ttlo Sidrfr. wiio snw srrvlco triif,
Hin, ' ' ''
. n,.'
Iyih Glerk nf tho Criminal Court ilalls t In
',ras.t t.rricni fors ,snniaitr s, IN M ',.,.ns
I'M nf II iIuw coiIrt. uIId nrtui,sf. IN ,Ak tho
ttt,,,tv ii1n,, fnr nsi,frttv f., .n,nnv n,Iittnn.
nj f,cIi,. ''' ""''' - o"''o' A'"''''A'
-. ~ n... t,,,.,,. J., a.,
E3,ist. te1rt.' ,, his rcs'rnnuon Sssier.lny to
tnk1 ellect FGu. j. atr Shil''nar haa lilItlh II
tsry et'rieut .,illEGr, md ho rcslK!ls ~ takb
IAGo III tho SherI's u!lleG, wheru !!e thinks hia
'utius VIII 10 inore lH.llt1iful. Win Ills hAr-
t'saor Will bo Inns not hcoh dttcrt'lned.
I't,r srsstnn t,f rho f;rnus Iurr wua hr3nf .ns
tgrt1hy. iNr tho 1t,Hon tliht thu rst1nl 1l0tn Ut
witnesses wns mt ~. hnt.l Iw1nty-tis9 elseA
~ 3liD atHt1Al Rll!I Werb nril9rgta l'fGjMrt fnr
nearing tt.ihy. A0 complaints Wlll Dg hHhrtl
ntIt hDno tli9u !ivxt week. nliu hhnnH tho first,
IL Mll WV ~ th1lt 0l tllo County Clerk sIElasnsL
tue lAx'n'iI,istcrs.
Il. ,ho H,n"'tmt t,r atu;t Si1S. NJ <, e. Lanr. n,
itaforU tha cu,f,iitty. n,li nskIIi thnt II nS H."
,,,,n,inirsj tn assIst Kin, in vsituI tI,S s"s,'s H.
riu' AZ tilu inv J1 nil rrorl.in f,,r :I m Assist
unt smm.riut"',,nt fhn ten"'tmiitn" @ ~ 'i,t.sI H. % ~.
, 1881-01-21

nEo thc!r fnthor. tlcn 1,usal. pcnalnnctl nilccr
or or ts fr1rh hnrn,y.whnh been N said rorn
SSa.Ss ! as Ms.s H. ! eI,er aS' '!a,'s!''s, as II
cver .inss III s,aati, ticr % rc5ycs @ nsT3s ire "3se
M ox ~ y .,e te cascs "a wsS H. Led I? ;s He @
iathor, were undoubtedly Responsible. The r..
Enivor S! sas M Eivcn hcr couple of ycnrs ago IN
. TIIH CHICAGO i'IiEss Uf.t:n
hn!t! its lint nn!'t,nt nacctg yesterday nftcr-
,ionl. snIrltcsl .nntcat ensured over tho cc.-
en Sn sfsr: E S HsS, w%' " .s @ eS' s""n t1 drs ts
,st,, s!Kat a;,,,s, S"'ss each TN, oi!,cr osSts
HMl -lresl'le.t, guy slnxce; ;rl,nt,S.: Thr,l
esa,yMyn S!sS ss:f' i e9n F% lu;s. ff; na 's*pns sa
s" r5s5ss D. l'mfa1nwsa r. nsno,%, % Hr r
rtntct l'rcss"; II. T. I,ot,nvnr, Ercufnu 'ar,,a1;
=. F, Davidson. Times: RIA. Patterson, TRtnuNH;
Il. ". lfssl,cy, lnter-t,rf3li.
THE CIGAR MANHFACrt'1tE,ts' ASSOCIATION
held MI .,llonrncel nltetlnu 1t KMrt's liall yse-
tertlny attGr,ltn. Mr.. l.ussGm III the c'mEr. Tho
Men.orlnl Committee st,tnaItlri petition 10 tho
c.,n,,nlsalnncr Of lnturna! i.uvcMuo requesting
II The Cnnlmlssnners letter to j. Il. Harvey,
3,nllcet"r r nt tho flrst District. nnirr tt.to Of
es t i ske I'll ihas ~ ea,s. w. elfs rs sf ats ssxc
tho mann fi,t.t,lrurs with only thu netlln weight
VI Tho tnthcco bnfore It Is re.wuntts. If ,lut
allowed thirty instentl Of twnnty-iye pounds In
using resMeMtctl M tol,aeco. The p.t,tton wa. ne.
they were mixing progress III nltnlnins ilnt,lcs
Of manufacturers 10 petttinn 10 Cong,1as ask
ina for. rsI!'eti@. M II the tnx q. 9!gnrs irtm 50
THE isrcwcrs'. iistiiiers'. af,.l wit"rsa." l.,ur
sellera As*oelatien sent 1t! m Invitation u Jntn
, 1881-01-21
/ running It Int for The Improved machinery

FfSnn'ng +" mir, it Int for the improved machinery
"isyf Il t'sEr been eny fortunes made by
III Ii, Io,n't tIliMk II my lnrgo fortunes. |
woul,t not wisl. 10 ehgnHe in far!ning ~ r
speculation unless kngw st,nlufl'!taE nbotlt
II nYa q kW. "Wss q @ige ,aK cnrx Ir1ts u
tliair farms. 'flle OWNERS would EO a'Ml LOOK
III them. but would not know whether llsy
were Ecttilig prayer reli1ril ar not iof thetr
farms .won1tl i,it be half mailaEctl. | never
shnnl.l IInve gnnu into farming Ind not
known nbont i l1,ysef: hayo lsHt, ;n,eF yery
UveM than | w0tlht. hut such men nre
"Ate !, M tlers good bi''llnsson most of these
whose blK farm IN ;C1ny. County, Rcd lliyer
Valley, forRnt to iluiitlOl1, lInri,est Dnrrett.
ntul tliG Rock County Association lsnyn pretty
lar buildings. l,it tlieru y i. inf1mos!asG s q"
tiai, tho houses. Tine ilull wo nve mrs
mainly kept sl,llply during tho working sen
sn @ ~ ta s saak sG~ IL is wter SrPy NJ I iii
Of tho furinsnrc 1!rnr tho railroad, ntliGrwtse
rho WESTERN half uE Minnesota Is MI yarW
crop Inns ftilctl nru Or icss, n'sl TIM farlners
III The nd lrlrt ara sunlling uielr buys n,1t u
scttto III the western lHtrt Of the Stntc, or,
further still, Into Dnkoa.'
"Wlnt do y0n think Is tho future 0f these
biz Minnesota fhrns "
"Wel, they Will nll Of tl,em he sold or III.
yidei. Tho cruali wlli be gut uif Of tlIo la'!d
IN stx or eight crops, anl tho lnnl VII prul,,
s xets to Go wort, s:,5 or sU 1T, acre. III It VIII
l'u when tho country, is settled more, we
camt afford 10 krep bIg fart',s::. 1t VT! pay
better to purcell aslt md sell. There Is risk.
tho linl!-storlM that destroyed i'c,irly 5000
ncrrs vi craps lust yeur lla'l passed over tue
Dnlrymplo Farn. 1t w0ul.t l!tsn. completely
s,,l,'s inl,or wOulfl llavs been lost. If tho
weather Isn't right ono loses tho seed, Tho
lat,or,, allM the fnlen;St OF! the loney III.
vrslett. but II, tic Rcd River. Valley atnt
III Ills crops for ftnr Or iIyu ycars, bp lltctt
not Curc much whit happens nfter Tint"
, 1881-01-21

famiiy v delaware nlace. Night hefnru last hd
drunk n!ngethcr tou much. alsA then wrnt to
Cnu9iltA II II nrr,hrr. AsrrIvts ut Tho hall.:ho
W. a A. 1, "Ss sns." e Il Il % liz asc. ','s ss5 so
:isy nornsR ',sr i R,s Hssr "a, hi rH rc!Ts aons
% weis a%! sS''Si Whita iN strr"'". % HIT "t inseSa 1t
Eotng tnrtn thu tiln,. whil,crel j., ,llt.1
statns % }vu a @aTth asen,e. ~ s"% Wh,sa. t II ;se
s,oak FIX I'D for n i.,M1 1rntS ,is etIs ns orsr h.
avenue, then oat "a lin lGs. mud. lInuly. plump
tntt n. airh,sanr te pcr ris solMr,l e bin,
tim. nnA tte lMne4tsa to .t urran tho leo 4iot
Mlnlcr. Int ,.v !.,s ut oncf 70 bri!nnE#:tl tl,at.
!ic lcgnn ynl!!nE Insly for help an'l h''pt Z t,p
nsl !,nsll ppFeycntr.t w. tterr, cnd ansi oxhaas.
K H. o M'e!''S G"rS Ysst ,9tsst Sn'1, 5 Ic,, t" ,so
ia,E nro" o!,vrs xGnt,,i!,'sk: frs1'znia',. @ an,i
THU tor my of The oAcers to ventura oslt ns tar
H. tG. art,oIu, mud slaiy oi!u IT then, went fur
= la'icr. lsui III this tilAc CauHh!fn was Erow.
hNlf.tr!wnrd nnd 1altifrnzrt wrrteh Ia throw
III li''i!s rs i'tr ont IN tl" it1 s hn cntif n1itl
fiw fra, ~ tp ,ho ittcns ,' hGf eoysra than T.
n,ln this uni then losl ull tansc!ousllrss. iy
thi* time tlIe ltcr I1a'lbfrn brought. ..tishtccn
wUr. cu0l,trsl to rcnch Cailglllln NH, tls,K him
INT. y wis thun nhs,,,t i n'clnck. CnuHlllM wns
cnrrle1 'p ~ ClMrk stscct pllrr,l IN n cur
tn. thu thiunpu Avctf,in stRtiun, i,elilE
r.h',ta and rn,'inltsi NIL thu why dawn. At tho
stAsfnn fir. Cummings wns called IN. nnt l,y
t1ltlt.n uf hot bricks fnIl,lIt41il to rGslurp
Elighil,i tn eonscn,si,css by I Oelock, tho
patient suffering E,.tho Interim from vInlcnt cD-
srstsvr efi'ia. At 1Uclock lir VIA takcn 10 lin
sissers h'n,lc. apparently rcrtvcsct but thcrc IL
Ercnt probability 0f II rplnpsu.
CnuHh!ln isn powerfully h.tt!t mum, nlIout II
years nA, n1!d nuhinY hut M Iron cDtlstlt ltstoI,
like lais c0tld stand tlIu trlni he It'll.
, 1881-01-21
WHEAT IN MINNESOTA.


WNllCU11tDs
Corrt,uonlsate Cirretaud L>4.frr
UuAtyt,,.n. Mimi. ian. Lt.n\YIflp waiting
for ilnnrr M nr"t,,,,rl + .iip.strI nm intrr.
estang Interview WILL Alr. U. J., Wlitc0'nb,
Auditor Ut Minnesota, Regarding wheat
e,iltiyuttan In this stnte. md :uresct,t thu
ros,,ttv l,nt,u,. ,.f,r,, l,.yi,u ror i,ntntn nn
49, .,,.a,s ,',n's ...",,,,'' r'" 49, tros..
Inv c'e1l ''p4e oAte'ls'e 4~1AlS u l''at 1ei1''
tory:
"Thero ,fc nnttU n number OF largo farms
I'm Minnesota. y said Mr.. Wh,tcu,ui,. /. md I
vii '',.,,t. t,,.",t,, - ,.o t"st ~ .,,,,, so",.
to ruo. ticr. T.. II. Isarrutt, Of Herman,
Grant County, 1lus something oyUr l70OO
,lcrrs of land living ii, cunt1yuons fraets. Il
l.. mt ali ~ II ",tnr ,,,,tttn,,,,, 1n,,.,,.o.
,n,'... - '.'s w. uo! s e,tt. .,'t, no
lHo noAl MlRest 1hTlls tnlak, II III Nock
County, owned by M lssnrint!On. Numerous
lmrtlrs own trom ons section-tllat h, terri.
ts t1's oI 'o , ~ ~ 1.e9 9 IT, aouf Es, SEe
t"r T., f,ttnMtn1,n, ug y t,, ~ t"u WIN, II? Wt,H Hn
.lsr.a,M, @ t"Eo y" '"'s' '"''' u so'F OWL III"
Fa,lt tsG 1o' n1t tv}v ''cfes fssrS Mr MeIW"bl w
" 'f'asSt' @ aS W.T. W. Knt Nm2wM a!eaiA1 Y. ,ni OF
n. t"nlS, niH' '; vMtont oi o. 1nnI, ny
i.is !, w. E ,ittut "fstn Il a.p1 W.
.t i,,e .o s.,.,' Mot EMIL " . ~. ~ a!h5
MuHt ~ s,'l,.: W tuar w.,
III !!l"'s, W'le mt!eI1 tealt 1nolI 1nT.ttS, y
iitau ht,a'1 ahs ~ FH!t tttetl'. aael!. nhfT1lt
lses VI w !htt't MnG n!iGa Molk1|tVll. III
n.efe9as eoNnt5. ueatI .ioIt!st uHIu ato IVY
ul tmlco nsns ,oMhEtt ~ n; iMMt htstl ot
, 1881-01-21


Nt,u lark Iitra1d.
l'l,o 'rekko Is man Of war. ile Is as
r."'' sart "a, ,.,"n1s ~. o,,, ,In.l, .,,,no,,
l"co' oc'!" IN "''.SA W. e"1', W. e'ssS
eyebrows. snlali, Ellste'iltie oitek eyes' WIN
r1tbcr hand. II ~ counted n slu for him to
.e" ~ ma "u. 1uan .n ,",.ta,,sI n Ia or.
more nc CARRIES from l'o oa1t!sise'" aae t1otd
tas,.es himself upou tho euu,iy aud uses Its
.,ynrI iii In IL killed. (ft.m he courenis
1,,~s",f ] f' T., s,r,,v mnc'' ,no rc,I omI deals
deadly bullets nll round. Wllpn, discovered
uni dragged out, though, already enyorctl
viii, wounds. hv starts m ui lights till lc Is
~, -, .n.iI, tIis ,,nrfini ,,,,nli,,na ,.orn
, 1881-01-21
THE LAND LEAGUE.

4 MEETtSH OF THE VilE6lnESTR UE sIllf'
svAtttDt'S MANla l.ASn l.EAntfh6
IN this city WIS held last cvcntnH In the club
roam, Ut The Vu!IAur Itol1so for tll' in4rptso ut
orgaixtnx II nov lyKly, which sha1lhl have power
lo leKIs!uts for tho "At.l lcag.'es. Thu lion.
Yhaltts lIoyt4 rres'at'l.
The wanla w1rn represented ~ follows; First
War, <<Nld. Hlx0n; Second War1, 49,,
rptd Ward, Y. Creau; Fourth WAEd4 Judxo
>stulau; FIFTH Waut, John ", 0Orwpy;, Sixth
Ward, !. II. uarycy; Seventh Wusd, j.. r.
Nulfy; Eighth Wnrd, Potter ClnnltXhuu1, Ninth
Ward. AID. EeoyoY; Tonth Wlrl, ChaElVs
, 1881-01-21
, c0hIINt, STATION.

PANAMA, jim. li.-Tlm Star ami Herald
says: "From /. private atl,rcu VIC learn tia,
tho United States Government hls rrcentf,
tnnt1c.l 1.;s0n tuus of coal Mt l'ago.l'agt, nm
Of tho sttlnnnn Islands, from The shin )renI.
town, for t!,U ,lsu Of the United States nav
No Imposition WIS slM,wil to tho PROCEED.
luE.n
, 1881-01-21
MARRIAGES..


UUSNlNn .-rll:ltCE-JAn. II, K3l. ut tho res,dcnce
OF tho brtok p!snta Y! s1utcy nv, " the iteY
II. ilugce, all Of tlh Gity.
NANNEt--rEatBOnY-A AIblnn, Mlctt., Nj. o. H.
ttnnnuy, Of Chicago. Hnd Mrs. Ada Il. Peabody. u
Alh1n. -
At hOtno nt..21 Wnbash-nv. M carIA.
, 1881-01-21

,r,. ..,' ~ 49,. r.,.,., ~. ,., - A.,
aHe ''l"tteE III 'aN lnsRer!es Hna oech ~ tnoF-
nothing cut, 10 utI,srd. unu thina happened III
connection Herewith ,ese!uy howe,or, which
s.u"'" ' =. .,c y, ,.so.''., ~. nv ~ eHsn'ey ps"'es
.a H. r. sos's ~ ~: Co., "so nets'aa ronerty
frt,m SNlal IL x5(H III, ,,ut wish tn IL, uu,lrr-
xtnnt ~ nm,rtrr'nn,,'s nnv s,t.,, ,,r,..,m,su,
Ai,u,'t :: o'cluck In t,xI attcrnoon Mr. Norris
called Oh I,tn,nty-t;Icrt klokke nn,1 sua It l,n
luun xtuitl In f',,u:tru,nu,Sr lint thc nsscss.
n.cnL III Ills jlrn, hill hentl "ruDUc41 ilnwil" by
thu nii Ut n kniFu. uni he Desired Il,
know tl.e lasts. "; Klnkke Hot, t'e
r'.owed him wi'esc ana ia,w lilo eiianEo itoi
r. b. by! pull "aIy s;st!ns wh.'! x3t;n wns ,l.,s
nut /. ry!t OF hillH, A1l,i offered Mr.. klOkkp the
'lllrrrcnse. Mr. klHkkc, howevcrt ,lcelInts IL
ht t'i hu VI, wf1,.i co1,s',t TIC tn,y gs. , a,i et
aSs;, " Sss;' M sisv uss i :s sx ~ % srss nsS1S Il III
tll,D via tnlt by Str. Norris tllaI thu ilrt wis
ilsscssesl originally Ii, iS7o Tor, f:a.tUj
@ tho ,sau, stoeK q , krn";erE, ,E wltst t ,,Y they
il'Wever Wcro ~ w !lic'f M,ssgSsstDn s
n fbn l.r,s" nasss,,,,'mt ",,i ,,r,naot ~ . ~"
th,t i,sti,s, VIA ,ln", I,rn,,nmiI.. aesosso,.
rsS Hrts tsoerS 'Sl' I E,fss a s ss between ~ Xnrrs Il
carnct &c ,hIs Mr. Hjsicr, ILL s nartncr .,a i",ws
:ssssn u f. s" s tn t n .s,a enx'sl i M.
str E..rrs ,.rnt ~ ,,,,,.' ~ % III, ,ni. .u ri,ni
untit In stw i, 'Ttf,. 'T3ttsr h1w Inn srnt.,i
1s a q ss, iss h n,s,t @ ,nt nnt tno
ia iii,., ~ ,n' nu III Wy" ., '"; ~ . ~ ,t i
1 fs,r S s iii t.i' @ ~, t mxu u nv n nrrntcv
lid Juest"rn issks, ii, IT onec % sci, III checK L,
Mr. Furwvli iUr Tho Currcgt n1nuunt Ut their Dcr.
Hutltlt Ds,tmrty tnxcs '
During tho uftpr,loou County. Clerk KiokkO
hl.l
4 TALK WITH 1tttN,E 1n,,tts
a,1 WIS utiylsetl lt,at t,n c,uIt order tho County
r,,v, I'm " M fnlinsnr ,,ni",,,,.na ~" fnr III
1i1s si1"t,sSc. ~ 'n' 'o''o"'"S "o'""'e''' 'of "'s
t."1,r ~, ,-,,,. ,,,,,~r.. r, r,,, ~, e,,n,,
cn,tsrt.N iK.iHira ,tm.um t.H.i,, r,r.,,rrr Sms>
j,rt,, Mn. WIN ,,r,. I,1.riv nri",.a =. r'tnt,,
fr", Il + MIL I tn liz u.,to ~ sssi - ~
nv 'ito f,n. ttt, r,,r I'm lam M ~ in1 th. f"I.
n ,tit lit .a,,rrI'.1 rs nre, nr rs., ~ .,,nt",h
~ ~ ~" In t<r". |In,,rt ~ i,,., tx tn,
nn,;m, III, rim 49, "a "oii Il + NmrrIx6 ~ ~
,rs,st -. wa ~ ~ r,nr ,.f ,.r.11, s,,n s.,nn @
IL tsu,T t.nntv " '"" 'e't HI Wr E"nxWw ~ '""'o
IT., r.., ,.u, H., o.taa, eu".5 ... ~. IsIs". .
tir. Norris VIII 70 Inflliea to,t.Ny tl'nt ny cur
make tho pnY!acnt. and Will undoubtedly 10 10
WHh0ut delay'
TIN DT,1EN ftH,la
WHOSE nsscssnuntx wure tnulsprctl with hive,
i,ut yct paid thuir perss1snl. I,rpcrty tnxcs fur
lNS,. Tlio i..iluiints thoy osst, th,,so innrkc,i
ycnrs. nre nN f0i1nws:
ifnItt,Ii X JIi1ilrutt Al M
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majority on the Finance, military and
Judiciary Committees, and etill have
been able 10 provide fer the new senA-
tors on the inferior committees. Other
senators say that Bayard would have
been too delicate to take advantage OF
the delay, knowing his tenure was to be
so brief.
No more caucuses are called, and the
Senators ali agree that the session Will
end in few days.
There was something in the election
of Davis which much amused the SEN
ate when Harris, in the chair, appointed
Bayard, Just deposed after so short an
incumbency, to escort Davis to the
chair. The smile that had played over
the Senate broke into moderate laugh.
Davis Joined in the laugh, and was es.
corted to the chair in apparent good
humor. When Davis had re-
turned thanks, Edmunds CT.
cred a motion thanking Bayard
for the impartiality displayed by him a.
President. This seemed TO strike the
Senate as a satire, and another explosion
OF laughter ensued. Mr.. Edmunds saw
his motion had been misconstrued, and
he rebuked the Senators for their con-
duct. He then said be offered the mo-
ton in all sincerity, and Mr.. Bayard
was entitled to thanks because he had
occupied the chair at time when parti-
san or partial rulings could have been
made, and would have worked IL lstice.
He insisted that Mr.. Bsyard hal been
fair in all things, and the resolutions aas
unanimously adopted. ----
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BELLAIRE.

NJ. Heller, OF Woodsfield, was in town
yesterday.
DR.. Stewart, OF Monroe county, was in
town yesterday.
II. Miller is selling out his stock Of
goods at auction.
Miss Fox, OF Pittsburgh, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Mrs. c. H. Lewis left yesterday for
Tiffin, o., to visit friends.
The strike among the boys at the
glass works is unchanged.
A second child of George Muth is
sick with the diphtheria.
DR.. Reasoner has moved and now
lives on Guernsey street.
Thomas Welch and W. G. Kenney, of
Armstrong; mills, were in the city yes
terday.
DIR. Mcwade, of Grafton, has settled
in Bellaire, and intends practicing medi.
cine here.
Quarterly meeting is to be held at the
NJ. Z. Church on Saturday and Sunday
next.
S. G. Garrard gave a very pleasant
supper to the boys in the B. & .. office
Wednesday evening.
Clothes and apples were stolen from
the residences of Wells Benson and
Samuel Simmons, on Gravel Hill.
Charlie Goodrich was in town yester.
day, receiving congratulations on the
Republican gains in Monroe county.
Father O'Gorman will lecture at the
Catholic Church on Monday evening
hext. He is learned gentleman aud
the lecture will be well attended.
General Warner writes that II Bellaire
intends to do anything for the Ohio
Valley Railroad, it must be done at once,
as he intends to turn his sttention to
another matter il this road is not to be
built. The citizens OF Bellaire should
not allow this opportunity to 60 by un-
needed.
Monroe county gave Swaney but
LOSE majority for Common Pleas Judge.
Belmont county gave Kelly 1888, so
Kelly is elected. The race has been
very Gloss one, but as this is strongly
Democratic district it wes supposed
that Swaney would be elected. Monroe
county, however, gave him the smallest
majority it ever gave Democrat.
Wagner, Mitchell and Cochran three
OF the most important men on the Re-
moyal ticket, have been elected by large
majorities and the Remoyalists are
happy. A hard fight was made on Wag-
ener and Richland township, which is
usually 200 Democratic, gave 642 major.
ity for the Republican candidate for
Representative. Say that county seat
removal was not an issue in this elec ion
after that If you dare. IL. t...E
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The National Business COLLEGE.

II ali studies at this popular educa-
tional institution OF Wheeling are made
as perfect as psnmanship is taught IL
must be a model. And we have no
doubt but that it is. At the fair ar ex.
hibited specimens OF the pen that equal
steel engravings in fneness, and are the
acme OF grace and-beauty. They should
by all means be seen. The stand 10 in
the Main Exposition Hall, in the north
wing.
The National Business College is stu.
ated in the Peoples Bank building, on
the corner of Twelfth and Main streets:
Here youths are taught single and
double entry, book keeping,
business penmanship, business
calculation, practical grammar, spelling,
commercial law, commercial cores.
pondence and in short those rules and
practice which fit young men for prac.
teal business pursuits. Under PROBES.
sor J. NJ. Frasher, the Principal and
Superintendent, this school has attained
a wide and excellent reputation. TIE
faculty is a strong one and the terms ol
a scholarship are very moderate. Send
to Prot. Frasher for a catalogue and cir
culars.
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THE COMING CABINET.
When President Arthur's Advisers WI
Ra Amounted.

When President Arthur's Advisers VIII
Be Appointed.
WASHINGTON, October 13-President
Arthur has detern iled that he will not
send in nominations for the Cabinet
until alter the Yorktown celebration.
He said to some Senators this alter
noon that he would be gratified il the
Senate would not take any early steps
toward adjournment. He added that OF
course he would have to go to York,
town himself, and he would be pleased
to have all of the Senate go.
When asked further as TO his wishes
he suggested that the Senate take re-
cess OF several days to attend the cen.
tennial and do honor to the French and
German visitors.
He added that he would not detain
the Senate many days after their return
from Yorktown, as the original pro-
gramme OF the Governments psrticipa-
tion in the centennial and OF honors to
the foreign visitors contemplated the
present Cabinet, and were partially ar
ranged by them.
The President wants to carry it out,
therefore he wants to keep the Cabinet
together until after the centennial. He
will make Cabinet nominations immedi.
ately after the centennial, but the
Senate will not adjourn sine die until
about the 25th.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Milt Harrison came down home yes
terday.
Miss Mollie Smith, OF Uniontown, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Sharp, OF Steubenville, is visit
ing Mrs. Chas. Rhodes.
Miss Mary Osborne, of Columbus, is
visiting MISS Carrie Rhodes.
Mr.. J. E. B. Mcdonald is in Cleve-
land on professional business.
Miss Frasher, of Triadelphia, is stay
ing few days at Mr.. John Humes'.
There will be no school to-day, thus
allowing the scholars and teachers a
chance to visit the fair.
Mr.. David Stewart and wife left yes
terday afternoon on their wedding tour.
They go to Niagara and the principal
Eastern cities.
Workmep made a start yesterday to-
wards raising Mr. Gi!more's house. The
s:oreroom will also be elevated. This
is necessitated by the fill made in the
street.
A man by the name of VIM. Hum
pnrey, one OF the eXcurslOnlSts, was Iun
in by our police last night for disorderly
conduct. His friends deposited IS 95
for his appearance this morning.
The excursion on the T. V. road
brought in about six hundred persons
yesterday. These considerably swelled
the number at the Fair. They are not
at all pleased with the high price OF ad-
mission.
Miss Maggie Rice left yesterday morn
ing for an extended Writ to ber sister
Annie in Sioux City, Iowa. She will
stop at Allegheny few days, and then
resume her journey westward. She
will be gone all winter.
A pleasant episode occurred at the
house OF Mrs. Eliza Coss yesterday
morning. Mr.. Antilles Starkey and
Miss Eyeline Angus, OF Freeport, Ohio,
were united in the bonds Of holy we'd
lock by Rev. Keys. The wedding din
ner was furnished by Mrs. Coss in her
inimitable style, and the party departed
with the best wishes Of the few persons
who witnessed the union.