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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20
The Steel Horse

Persons who ride or drive above Fifty
ninth street cannot fail to note that
within year there has beer a sudden
and marked increase in the number of
bicycles on the road, and residents on
any well-paved road in the same part of
the city can testify that "the steel
horse, as the bicycle has come to be
called in England, is often on the road
o. early in the. morning as horses less
sport, "a tEs afTsr I9w tbs
young eco stS mducement
to spend q .fe at vigorous
exercise o5it of''s fasttis of general bene-
ft to the community. The steel horse
has its limitations not by these, but by
its possibilities, it should be judged. It
is shapely, swift and safe. 1t never
throws its rider, although the rider
sometimes throws the horse. 1t never
stumbles, balks, bucks or kicks; never
takes the bit in its teeth and attempts to
run away it has not the vice, so dear
to all other horses, of casting shoe at
exactly the wrong time, and it can make
its best time and distance without being
blown or running the risk of founder
ing. 1t can be turned loose anywhere
Immediately after use. No special stalls
nor any disagreeable and expensive
retinue of stable-bovs are necessary to
Its safe-keeping, and the owner is never
likely to be greeted in the morning with
the information that his courser had
died during the night. Such an array
Of special merits should be enough to
commend anything to the favorable
notice of spirited young Even men
vino are not young could make theii
days cheericr and gain promise of adj
dtional days in which to be CHEEKY, by
making frequent use of the steel horse
--lVe,p York Herald.
TrueTsms.
I, They despise riches that despair OF
fhsm.
Love looks not with the eyes, but with
the mind.
School houses are the republican line
Of Notifications.
Nor knowest thou what argument
Thy life to thy neighbor's creed has lent
Temperate anger well becomes the
wise.
Prefer truth before the maintaining o
an opinion.
Ambition is but the evil shadow of as
piration.
Books-Light-houses erected in tn
great sea of Time, the precious deposi
tories of the thoughts and creation {
genius.
Do not ask if man has been throug
college; ask if acollege has been throug
him if he is a walking university.
If there is anything that keeps til
mind open to angel visits and repels til
ministry of i'll, it is human love.
1t is wonderful-wonderful and d,
lightful, to think how long good man
benefcence may be potent, even after h
death.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20
w, 3. WADDY
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEW Spring Styles Boots and Shoes. The
~ Largest, Best Selected and Cheapest
Stock of Boots and Shoes ever offered IN TINS
market.
Every man ought to consider where he can
get the most value for his money. A penny
saved is penny earned. All we ask our
friends and patrons is to favor us with call,
and convince themselves of the fact that we
can meet the demand of all.
We are resolved to sell our goods at so small
Thereby enabling us 20 Keep Stock al
WAYS Seasonable.
A failure to examine our Stock Is an oppor-
tunity lost.
We can make it to your interest to trade with
us.
Our goods are bought from First Hands
saving double profit and giving our Custo-
mers the benefit.
Country Merchants will find it to thear adj
vantage to examine our Stock from which
equally good selections can be made at prices
that will compare favorably with those of the
Northern Cities.
Ladies' Pebble Goat But BITS 81 25 to 50 90
French Kid g " 25 to 4 so
Last Foxed " l 25 to 3 90
Polish " 90 to 2 90
4" 75 to / so
Slippers in great variety 70 to 0o
Mems Calf Boots 5U 10 D W
Coarse Shoes (Solid) 80 to l 80
" Calf :" All Prices
Misses Boots O0 TO ] 50
Children's Boots 10 to ! So
W. B. WADDEY,
110 King Street, Alexandria, Va.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20
One Yncrlnation Too Nam.

Bright and eerlv yesterday mornings
] nliddle-aged man. OF anxious look ano
much corporositv, called at the City
Hall and went for the Chief OF Police
with
"Haf we some shnlall-box In Dedrolty
81 believe we have a sporadic case or
two" was the reply.
"Und dOze somepody haf to get wac
cinated to keep him ayayl"
every citizen should protect him
self"
''How many dimes was / get waccin-
ated to keep dot shmall-box out of mein
house and saloon?"
"Oh, | guess once Will do"
''Vonce Great shiminyi no more
ash dot Shust wait a mint p
He jerked off his coat and pushed up
his shirt sleeves and pointed to four
spots on his left arm and five on his
tight; and said
-Four and five makes nine dimes dot
l vhas waccinated in four days p
''How is thatg"
"How ish dot? Dots What I likes
myself to know ] vhas shust reading
about dat shmall-box de odder day in
der sherman bapors when two nlca
yhalks IN mine saloon und says 'Shar-
ley, dot shmall-box is all ofer down und
you must be waceinated or der Common
Council Will close you oopY SO / vas
Waecinated for two shillings und zwei
class beer"
''Yes p
1t yhas shust two hours more as a
man comes in und say lie vhas sent to
Wacclnate me on der odder arm una +
pays him two ahillings und class q
= 81. n
COMES 6ef9re r mig night man rait spectacles
Healthy Poard to see dot / vhas waccin
ated. ! show him two blaces, but he
shakes his headt and says Dot waccin-
alton am too high oop, und you Will
git der shmall-box in der hands Den
he makes dot place here, und | gif him
twenty-five cents und class beer"
"lesY'
'Thell, in der course Of four days six
more men comes aroundt to waccinate
ne 10y order of der Mayor der Gufer-
lor, der Bresidont, der Poard of Public
Works, and | doan' know What else, und
fiery time | bays two shillings uud class
leer. When ! Was wacciuated nine dimes
/
md when der tenth man comes aroundt
hit him on der head NIT pottle und
'halks oafer to see you about it. Nhas
t all right p
Il guess the boys We're guying you"
''Vhat is dot?'
"Why, you haven't really been vaccin-
lted at all"
'FNo-ow
''No, and you'd better be vaccinated
again"
..Waccinated again Waccinated den
dimes! Nefer Pefore / vhas waccin-
ated den dimes / catches der shmall box
und goes to ped nit him all zummerl
Dots some elose-pins like am H-De-
"Uncle Pomp," said Col. n. 70 = for
mer slave, ''I hear that some of you
darkies down on the lower place are
afflicted with the itch"
"Bein' as it's you, boss" replied old
Pompey, hesitatingly, 81 mus confess
dat de Lawd has seed fit to alliick us dat
way. for a fac"
"Ahl Doing anything for it ?"
''Yes, sab; oh, yes, sah y
"What ?"
'Why, we-er-we am scratchin' fer
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

Now if it had been the King of Swe-
den instead of the Gar Of Russia, We
should not have been surprised. The
King of Sweden writes poetry.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

Our representative lately learned the
following from Mr. Carl Siegmund, Cor.
Congress and Washington Sts.: My
daughter suffered from Rheumatism to
sucb an extent that it crippled her, rem
dering her unable to walk at all We
consulted many physicians and used all
kinds OF medicines, but in vain. At last
81 Jacobs Oil effected the happiest re-
suits. 1t cured my daughter.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

The Ri. Rev. Bishop Gilmow, Cloye-
land, Ohio -Chas. S. Strickland, Esq,
9 Bovlston street, Boston, Mass; Capt
Paul Boyton, the World Renowned0wlm-
mer Prof. G. O. Duplessis, Manager
Chicago Gymnasium, Chicago, ILL.,; VIM.
H. Wareing, Esq, Asst. General Super
intendent, New York Post Oitice;-Hon'
Thomas J.. James, Postmaster, New
York Stacey Hill, Esq, MI. Auburn
Inclined Plane Railroad Cincinnati,
Ohio, are among the myriads who have
experienced the beneficial effects OF that
most remarkable remedy, st. Jacobs
Oil, and who have testified to its efficacy
in unqualified terms.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

An elderly lady, who was very indig-
nant at the conduct of a man in a Gal
weston street car, who was smoking,
punched the driver in the back with her
umbrella, and asked 'Driyer, amt il
agin the rules to smoke in this car ??
"1ou can smoke as much as you please,
madame, if the gentlemen don't object, .
was the response. Then she rang the
bell and got out.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

Z
.hdllo'ced be ay name
Z Let never more delays divide rs from
i's ,t. glorious grace, but let. .ay ktnqdo,,
~ lay commands opposed be bv mona
's''' ~ s0oa pleasure and. .hy,oW be done
A. naa @ let our promptness to obey, be even
'r9 'e'y same IN earth as us IN Hearen.
5u l,sl ior our souls, o Lord, we also pray
Thou Wouldst be pleased to o;ro ~ az,
sy ''''S'0e rs "'s
me food Of life, wherewith our souls are fad
'uAs'sn' raiment, and. oar daily bread
WitAsvery needful thing do thou relieve no
ANA a'hy mercy pity. and torgice as
Ai'elr misdeeds, for Him whom thou didst
f.sasss fksasss '''ON ui''7'
10 make an offering, for. our 6espasses.
And ionsmueh, o Lord, as we believe
TAsthou wilt pardon us. as rce foggigs
Lclaat love teach, wherewith thou dost ao-
gaaint us,
70 Efdon all -. Those sc1o trespaSs against !
4ssssongh, sometimes, thou ind.st we. have
sasgot '-'''o
AaAlove for thee, yet help. and lead is 10,
through soul or body's want, to desperation,
Nof let earth's gain drive u.s.. into tenn pta-
Les not the soul of any true believer
fail IN the timo of trial, but deliuer,
lea, save them from the malice of the devil.
Ana both in life and death, keep. as from
thus pray we, Lord, for that of thee from
whom
his may be had d. for thine is the Kingdom,
his world is of thy work its wondrous story.
9 thee belongs. the pot0er and the glory
nd all thy wondrous works have ended never.
ut will remain forever, and .toreuer.
nus We poor creatures would confess again,
nd thus would say eternally. AMEN.
, 1881-03-05


n 'n',sa Ha n'ost nseaslnK a'lji,nct to a. ralia
rsn!i sletot ~ ttio Ahlipe 81 nl c!egant r9rk ~
fcnt long nl,!l lbd feet w!tle t,isr.,.i1ulct by ~
.rnnfnontn. iron tohSe ne *h"la 10 hq phhtaai
WIN the ent1fGest annue trees. NM lnitl nlat
VI wn!ks ad !r!tos' VIII nr,ss.i'lats. I9nhti.iis
nN nnwcr-hFnnas, iaiider fslh,t @ hiin Sostrn-
tent cure. = 'tflfe eiHhfF !t!t WHO M1ll lehI Hp
g t!te ni!lii tntf.ln. sf tho naii,llnks nn o,lo
n'hcr I'M, ~ III nmnln,s". ~, tI,nt nnssrmprrs m
cnu cllu,Hc thcir co,,yrynnccs without r,l,iing
tho gauntlet nslnl NJ t,itet city stepnte Hhker
sln,ih & O.. nf Chlcnvn. ,aye tho contract fur
stpnn l1cntlnG tho BUILDING; md both building
nntl Rr,,tnlt will l,e brilliantly t!Rhtc.l Mt night
by tfe lIr.,sh patent electric apparatus.
I nlso yaltci! tho
t,Stnv ,,.rtF1r rurfntyr 1,Et.or.
FINN ,','..,'" ..'',. ~. w.
lnw uineRs NWny' Wntel III 1ts cnnstrMetinn nnu
m fafct wst t nf snG enr,,g t VIII ~ mi
T. +. 9Hr " r OF Gt stone' III, ieSt 9nr M tlems.
~ ,ns,tS , ~ r., rrl,i,,,,t ",, nv 'T fra, VIII
~ W. i"r sa "'f T. - - ~
.! ~ WILL "n " u WHY ~
@ .1a F rest,ilR M!.t.h seu"i.!,v atan''nttt
irnnl taat 9t tiln watis so t!at h'iy an9.!mt OF
yeia ~ tnrt e ,t rs IT, "S TX ,1sht @ @ ry tpy
WHuf' ~ tHo HHf ~ tl1tt hF9 Iu9 !IGHt HIu HiE
, 1881-03-05

Nt;g i.,S m M%r M.rta ,i 4 ,,csc,,ot,ou
inquest holtl by Coroner Keller, Of Kings sL1'nty.
an 1 81 p" ~ tq 1yy u nhl I, rss tst1 b MI.
w''s sa's aSou! IS N'i yeass oi age. was i , o.;
MHn. and emu to thts coI!.try, hR.t, ,sn.
10 tho T"wn Ut FiM.p,,sl,. wnero he oosainsa
etapltynient as labSor rro Louis sa,,.ls, ,, .nx,
hss uncle. who y tioriss havinsr srIat.
bush. PhiI', who proved to be m iis'i.lsr'9,ns ,s
ala steay workman, xai4d tho rc1tsa r. sII Is s. u.
,,,,,1lor, soDer, auI exceedingly filri of reanEs. K
l[0 rarely aSket permission 10 lcnve NY WIZ ~
.ho xrecouscs seferr!ng to rass ~ H. ' N'ur, T.
esdp eas p0fs' y Eagiis II kS w.s @ iri!,s. awx j.
sat!o1 ,,. xti oiloTs ar Q" ,x TSsay 1 sp 'F. ~.
u!oye! 'y Mr. HvAn"sz. se.,a!nr! L. s"!'s ,,S
wlt phtR u Il te wr tens
ssoy ho tcfI WI, ind u rSt i.t TSs IT, as
structure. 1lD fela a.lcep there while ss'htsd ~, ~
chatr a'11 Swoka nftsrannn . n ho'1 e sss
haI S tlsspncarc,i. however, and. tpr'sa* tna. tts
ho bud retired to bud ror thu night. lS 'ao
!na,, iouked down into tho !ur'air,fss Il, was
lower part of tue 6n'y aud thu legs Of nisar ss sss
po trSn The The tn4,' nn5fw to rs
Sess shs.ss sss is s ss H. h!m.rM
as so ~ Gss1o .s,1; tFon, anss 9 ~ sAoGk t
fsasSs ,ss tasrst,S aat;4sv f TS the Fa Sa s se
nppcE portion of wt'loh was rapidly Mnyt4,,ts "!4,s
ny M!ay.. al Tho !o1! aNthorttts ali ~ !''1 Nv
sr tho seat M' tlas , cecasea sa @ .cc'rl wien T.:
senn nlva by hs fellow. .lnbarer N.Y. n Iu, ,utt.ji
Ira ItLn
, 1881-03-05
THE TEXAS LAND FRAUDS.

Ut. 1nu.s, March t..-A 1,allus spcelat says:
Tho rusonsly discovered lnnd-fruud l,apers nro
receiving tho nttuntion NJ tho HtntU al-
purtGs hero to KpGuro md bold
tho papors ut nit haxarls. Ito has appointed ".
Il. Crawford. Of this city, ono Ut tito nDlust
lawyers Ut the Stats, 10 conduct thu legal pft1.
ceetllngs. Detectives nrtss ut work tnvusti-
gntIuk, Thu HtAtu Land E1,ntulssluMor tcluHnpha
tt!- night from Austin thnt he fl r.,stt tn Has
lt,r tho pnpuss. k0lAlNH llaa heen heard 1T tho
wilcsllA<s 1T Eal. It"ly sllca hu left lllo city
about \ %euk nxu. ue1lvc JnbnA1n. Indicted
lcnrly fur yelrs uY0 with him AAd T.i!s, aud
WIN, Until six inonlEIs uK0. WAS III tho
Austin dull, when ho WIS lot out Oh la,nI,
disappeared FROM Austin ut Tho saIs,u tine Nray
t!'i Ills trlal WIS sot for Tho prcsuEt teru! Ut
eunrt ut Austin. md hts boMdsmcu nre
l,uDx held liut!e. alecarty. thu wealthy
rattio lnun accused u killing tho no
"" eoIslcr at Furt Goictto Abnut thirty
days since. Col, u. II. Wtl!taMs, t. his principal
surety. who hua tho pa.,eEs III h!a possession,
says he will nnt surrender theul IL 0uy.
A0ugrtt. Commissioner Watsh. or uny one tlsO
except Bray. unless compelled by law,
, 1881-03-05

1DUltEttr's IRISH MILITARY HEcisf:T.tKr.
I.nSH,S, Mnrrh t.-Aylwnrd, tho Fcninlt, Is
nctl,iR as Secretary tor Joubort. tho Isoer COM
MlnIlttcr.
WANT TO STAY FURTHER 1lL0opYiIt:D.
IoSDOS, MRrch IA tlIBpatcl1 rrul, Hlnotn-
fonteln reports that President llrund, or tho
ur1lnTe Free State. hns II telegrnln from tho
1sDcr Commander, Jo1llnrt. Hnnt through Ucl,.
Who'd. tcclAring thMt tho liners share desire 10
prevent further bnotsshc,l. bit It rests with Ell.
RlAnA alone to stay hostIiEtIcs. The 1,ocrs are
simply drfun,fsng themselves ngatnst attack.
They arc willing tn Aceort alt efforts NrRnd nmy
nuke to pgtt,llute Iseace provided they do rot
coict with thotr resolution 10 acquire freedom,
, 1881-03-05

TIsOIFlSEII IIEFOHMH.
Sr. rErEltsnElWl, Mnrch 4.-Shakntell. Il mcm-
her of tho 81. Petersburg 1'royinelul 4tyso,ubly
of Hul1cs. urged the total abolition Of nd1nuis-
tratvo deportation In SlberlA. lIp stated that
hntwccn 1870 uni lS'7 over 10, ,001 persons hid
been 10 tteport1l ito announced Eia intention
to potIuon tno Emperor u,1 tho subject.
Tho pope nsks umn1ssy for tho bishops antl
priests cxftcd to 6her!l,
II Is prupuscd 10 conyo1so d preparatory com.
mission, Gu WIS t!oo Mt tho epoch preceding tho
emancipation of tho scrfs, 10 consider In whit
form tho representatives Of the penp.c con ,,.r-
ltc'pato Iii tho consideration Ut State questions
, 1881-03-05
GERMANY.

UEAU,
FHANKE0Hr, Slhrrh i.-t'rlnco Charles OF
1lcssc, brother Of tho Dtichcsa Of Cambridge,
IL t!cld.
POPULATION OF T1tt; ENrInE.
IlEtlI.IS, 3tHrch Thu population OF tho Ger.
nlnl Empire Is IT, IDa.l,. stI,,is.
Hill. lkEFEllttEH.
Tho Itechstag referred to Il committee tho
Const'nY Tt1ttlc bill proInsn4 ni, illpost upon
foreign Ghlps trading III German hArbors,
, 1881-03-05
Gen. Guraesd's svuek.L Lon. D1Acnss'o"'

A,,ou. ,wcuty ya,srs sr' "so, ia tic Town:1lsa a.
chagriit Fails, Uon. tlursicll utl Fsnf W,,'au. ~
nenton he!l public .'iscnsso, TN !,,Ii.uI III -,
tipfl tlu lutttr taking tho sulentlhc 'het t1, ~
evolution. The discussion. lastus! Wssk. tvtr.
lensu uud!enve. auu proved pat tlGh!aatyn !tyn,nIntt
osttnv aud cdfyiuY. lluth .Idts welt siaI".aa,la
WITH ablIlty, aud ,the dtsputRnts we're e0at"'S"
Rnl friendly 70 tho lA4t
, 1881-03-05
EWll'XE[kLAND.

AN EAErltQVAltl: stittls,
l0SpOH, stNrch 4.-An earthquake shock was
felt throughout kWitzcriunl yesterday,
, 1881-03-05
OUR TRADE WITH FRANcr
Views Of Consul 1thuicx - t,a,,.,
Goods nast1 American Whcal--Thc ~, :
rUr&ntfon Of Cattle. "'-


Nre a"'S ,riI'fhr.
far tho Nrrthorn district Of rr1,rn Iro,,, Iune1a
lille. lso,,baix, nnuk,rk, n,s.l Valcrutennn. .'nK
,wot ~ ,,,n Nt,v vnr,, tt,,,,.I wai
".I ~ Wv ~ ~" !e,entlS hs ftitun.
Reporter. tte hnd Just "rr!ye" Ia this city trnn
tho headquarters Of hls district at Eto,rn, m
unrt,'.n r.,o t,i,, :, o,n ~ .hI N.Y.; oh nls d.
!"rt"te' 0As. 'l.' so.e VI tnhf'ks Tor bis zca
@nd energy III sil.as'!at!as the vNlnMtsclal re.
lat'ons hctwee'' ths enuntry nn,l Fru,cc.
f.,.or,n,nnt shn,,l,1 horn ,n,, w. ."9 Ffcheh
.tat' .' f"S s.,,,n, '"'' .' M e'hparyode
American potk+ reft'en Mf' tttlptles when rup,.
s,,ch n measure IN Frauro rrc,inns n, " ,n. = ~
nort,,-o nn1 .Inro nv nrri,1, ,,..,, .s w. ms ae
t.a ~. s.,,, ~, ',,,as,,n. ..' .e.n ~. nhse haFna
However, S o ' can e speax With yoa f .9 ha.
ter which to gon,p extent lutqht ;nyo,a ~.
commercial rcln,tons nf tb,s ,ontrx T,s an,r 'a'
a... .,... ,.1@.", ,rt o""s'' a'" tahce.
~ snort time oeiors ! .stt Ho''en tor home,
totreo WIS passed. fDrhId.llnY Tho salc of
preserved eAt,,b1cs It, cu,s, tbn intrr,,. ~
which ,rurc soll!ercll Snitcr It wis uluImc ~. y.
to dccroe, wiiio milking Il ' nixluen'ni;ra 5 n; ana r.!
any ono In thu country IL suitler to jnsB ~ ~
cans aso provided t,r tho seizure M III 1: lie l,s, :"
tnn,-Houseuf Nll goods imported ia l4 coeI1. nh.
Hrtatiou OF canned g0iH IL rnriuo,s mi n.y. n.y.
rss shippers hnyc been c,rcrl1l with th"r VI, u'
ter, tho nuw tllrlen may fur Il timc sIirly NJ.
foet tho commercial RELATIONS between tha' tMo
countrIes," ~ '"' ~"
"lias tho importation tf American monde IN
Frutlco Increased much within tin Int rnar ~. ~
twvt" 'N'''
MI calculation. So Fur nj wnglt md earn @ "ro
concerned, Americans have driven ali l,us.
slim ctlil petition uut nT the Held. fnu vii
I,ir 10 tho rcports az NV nu1,uts iho
jniportntiOn Uf American WHEAT nat
, 1881-03-05
INDIA.

TIE KDI.APDI,E C0SErtItAr0Tls.
CA1clirrA, stnrca 4.-i;Ight VI tho kolaporc
coIsy,!raturs hnyo bec,, sentenced to ts.spurtu.
ion tor LIE, lhrce to transportation fur soyc,,
years. four lnr tivu ycars. TWO for lhrco years,
Nlld ujIp for two Jcuys
, 1881-03-05
Iu'AIN..

nE:srIotEn lsy AN EARTHQUAKE.
MALES, 3larch 4.-iiAIf Of tho TDwn nf Cusa-
,nHccca. IN tho Isiand Ut Isrhla, has been de-
Htruyed by i'll earthquake. Mnny Of tho ILL
hublsnnta wcru killed nr Injured.
, 1881-03-05
THE BAUER GANG.
Capture Of the Thieves Who Stole
h1orrow's Trunk of JeWelry.
How Thcy Took the Trick and gyhat Tbs1 Did With
tie Thunder.


OIL Clnrk strcrt, south nr Harrison.
Thcsn items WORT NIL stlsconncete,a. Rnl did mt
seem IN htac together very we'll. This w,ls nott-
cssarl1y sn, uB thu police ut no ttn,e werc abo
or successful enouEh to yet 1T llo full depth of
tho operations of those tturtDtts md
industrious thfoycs. Recently, l!owovor.
they nrpcarcA to striko things right,
bcos, PERFECTLY pNn tint tho Bauer HaIx wore
nboitt IL come to grlof. The first movo IN this
direction was mme by Detectives 'rlcrnoy md
lsrnto,t some weeks ngo sa:oM troy wnra f2rt,'.
s9sS sY eagaf sFsct 70 p; acs @ NsSs vS sr se on 5 %
so.ssss! sss wash a,eSs wers o' po.t'sSy Hs ents
sivc nr9inry ii tho goods atore Of i. Wise.
issi: ! Sas sysn thSxSt 1Sss @r; y, Wts s ".
Capt: E.,sraot' ,sseryss tns credit of aay!ng
WIS any ieca,ise o,,'ccrs ut Central stn.io,s had
uare enyenlet,ees for ''''ag tio Freat .sno',nt
I.tca irt,n, lilo stnrt tnt lie bilrgnrs. who wcro
70 cnnt!n'tnl'y harnssig bin! aild h,s InGti. wero
sasoii iissn u street s MT ID iar from sho stn.
OF Ct d n,,Snt Der With Tf iocate aaS Mkc IT, sucr y II 1
oriore'i i!nuer's arrost. nnd Just hrre slip &C.
ENETCl WnIEI WIS LHullkHl III luO t1HO Iu&t1tll4h
to Tho ease. Eaucr, ut tho tnontcnt the d'sicors
oa'l.stsry winslow ~ anI c.oapssl. ills mistress.
and after few .luy5 Of pat!unt waiting lic WIS
ii,!a!Iy capt.lrcsts ind brought Into tho West
revolver by Oncurs Waiton md siec.l,c. iio
proved ns Stubborn rs his brnthcr NiGls, and he
bitterly denied al Hnowlc.lae Ct tia Wl+o hstrE.,
S;a W. s. PIi:sfss f tE 4 s lS5sss
shortly thorsaftcr that tho il,rr brothers ksw
Mlhs provri ,aurS trae.a6!t, on tGfs subjeet,
tirs siors u ii,e ro9berx; Ihc wig a'falr Vi.
i!sss !sssa %so vii In" be a rs!''rsaa pes' aeeIass s
M %rsns o'es, M s'Fs'tp H Tqs 9a; wfkhn s ,
known to hnvo hccn implicated. Other steps
must he taKon, however, bntDro tto work Is
completed cum or uny portlon ut tho Eoo1s rccov
TIL: 1EwE11sY nonnEny
was brought 70 tho notice of tho Granl Luryyo
tcluy md likoly tlnt they VIII re-
aud William Selroc!er, ooartltrs ut lr!sh,s
house, ana nlso nu.inst Ernan,'ci taaacs Cack
"iS. "ITh. With Water S'c1'anad sna charle s II.
ricl,, but Win WIS subsequently GtschnrHc, fur
s* d Sydcnss s"lstrnt tn eons'st, Mcssfs
ihe mlsco only, tend 10 s.tsaTthoi
i,aa hull cntsru chArgonf tho tnnttcr s'!eo tho lny
l}nuur rst etl1ce1 IN inclination t. "sIEeuE."
kindly furnished tho facts from which thu fol-
facts ral.u brforc tho GrAfMl Jury, but ns CMpt.
I}dn!sold w,ls not wt,.css hu IL not under ob't-
Tic nt9hs 1t ,hc rohGary NIck a.ld Mike l,a,or:
Mntt Ash. .nnd I'LL achrntslor, professional
thieves wt,ilo 1asanE the st, G!Ifton nonso @ NY
tHrteta away by Dt,n Nt IMrinasH4'a 1MKEnF4
, 1881-03-05

ANOTHER EAI;TIQllAEE AT AdIsAst.
fa1Nnt,H, .lurcl t.-SlllI another sharp Garth.
qi,aku shock occurred ut AgrMiu, Austrin, to-
,jny.
, 1881-03-05
DENVER.
Its Advantageous Location, and
Its Architectural Beau
tics.
Business-Growth Of the City, and
General Prosperity Of Colo.
RADIO.
Magnificent NEW Railrun1- buildings
Fnitfl In the Future Of the
Slate.

Enitf, in tir Euturc nf f},e
:" ''.n >'o
1,ryvY,, T,,,,, a:,.l' NJ -u.ruvnInrs rr.,,m ,bo
~, VIM, r"u ~ ,,,,,a w.. ,,,s
East, inter pnsstb3 thr nut1tlfetts OF nics
nvrr tha lonE rraches of dry and trec!css
plains. und nrrI,ms ut tho beautiful CITY
.. !tnNeF. eArcrentu ,o!.iu fueH At'o".ns
rs tnoso Hcscfi."a NY oriental 'oitrssah h.tcf .r
pnsslt!R through ile Immense Asltt1 hREl-
desert hiatus n,,d cutpinr #, stuht ur the
shining . ,n,nnr,ss' ' ouI ,nxns nnd ,,n,r.y,ovrs
or ..'." ,,.' ~ III rsau'n
oi aes'lo nt the ei'p,'al cities ot Iefsh' lehFer
II tic only rcaily metropolitan city bctwcen tho
Missouri lttvcr md sl, FrtncIscn. I. rivn!s
n""s"H '.sy ~ ''u"s H.u"' ., "n" ~ ~.
superior ton III oehu's ot ioe,tlun' mi, N 'no
architectural Clcgnicn Hf ttE buildings. MIXTURE
1,,a,, t,,,.t aud II Inns
, 1881-03-05
DHI'TlHII NEWS.


thSD0S, Mnrch IA firayy SNOW. storm p5e.
sails In tne North OK EnRsnd ana In Walcs mud
, 1881-03-05

lRfA Reception ut Toronto Proves n
Brilliant $Access-Con-rntu1at Adj
tlrcHscs-tIc 1keGtfyeA Prevents Gil.
lore, mud lsi1hfica Llito Il Country