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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17
The Memphis Appeia al for 1881,

The Appeal, having COZ npletod the
fortieth year of its exist en ce, needs ne
elaborate prospectus as t., it's future
policy. Suffice it to say tn at, believing
the Democratic party to b the safest
repository for the great tt usts OF the
government, the Appeal will continue
to be a Democratic Ii ewspaper.-
While faithfully adherin, 10 the party
which it has suppoltedfC,r forty years,
it will labor earnestly 70 he develop
ment Of southern thou gllt, southern
industries, southern lite ra ture, south
ern agriculture and trad e, and south
ern effort for unity antl brotherhood
between all sections Of le country.
1t will endeavor to secl ire, from con
gress liberal appropris ti.ons for i'm
provement OF our riye1 ), fay0r rail
road building, organic ell Efforts 1or-
immigration, manutactu ring, and eV-
cry enterprise calculated % promote
the prosperity OF tAe eople. Iae
APPEAL has no competit' II i'll The vast
territory which forms tle field Of its
circulation, and which 1t occupies
almost to the exclusion o. any other
morning paper, and ii y III continue,
in all the essentials t.i a hrst class
newspaper, to maintain its conceued
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

Two Leipsic chemists have devils
ed process for obtaining sugar in
perfectly liquid form. This re-
suit is said so be effected by adding
to purified sugar solution a small
quantity of citric acid, whirh com
blnee with the sugar and deprives
ii ofits tendency to crystalize.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

A Neapolitan gardener, after
years Of experiment, has produced
a camelia with a delicate perfume,
and he thinks it probable that these
flowers may in the near future be
so cultivated as to rival the rose
the fragrace of it's odor.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17
MlSSIS9IPPI EDITORS.
What They Thisk of the Exposition
Some Resolutions.

some RESOLUTIONS.
The Mississippi editors spent yes
terdAy in looking through the ex.
position and in studying what is
shown there, They were much
pleased with what they found and
have become warmer friends of the
exposition than ever. They are an
able and intelligent body of men,
filed with business and enterprise
to the brim. Their visit has so far
been pleasant one, and they will
return to their homes prepared to
say many good things for the expo.
sltion and Atlanta.
There are several ladies with the
party; among them, Miss Johnnie
Hunt, Of Vicksburg, a most charm
ing young lady; Miss Mary Savery,
of Baldwin, and Miss Minnie Brown
of Water Valley, two tavorites with
the Mississippi quill.drivers; Mrs.
A. s. BoSworth, of the Canton CIT.
izen, and Miss Lillian Norm ent, Of
the Starksville Citizen, and Miss
Mollie Duval, Of Sardis. These la
dies are prominent IN Mississippi
journalism, and the visiting editors
feel highly complimented by reason
OF the fact that they are members
of the party.
Yesterday the party met in the
Mississippi press headquarters, in
room 1863 at the Exposition hotel
and passed the following resolu-
tione:
/. That to Col. Edward Atkinson
of Boston, Mass, and others not
known by name 10 us, for the or
ganizaton and locating of the cot.
ton exposition at Atlanta, the south
will ever feel graz eful, believing as
We do, that it will result in a vast
amount Of good and lasting benefit
10 the southern states, and we fur
ther believe that this exposition
will be the means of eradicating
any remaining sectional bad feel
ing.
2. That the thanks of the Missis-
sippi press association are hereby
extended to the managers of trans
portation of the following railroads,
to-wit: Col. B. w. Wrenn, of the
Kenesaw route; 7. L. Davant, Of the
Memphis and Charleston; A. L.
Reeves, Of the Mobile and Ohio;
John Scott and l. Hardy, OF the En-
LANCER Syndicate railway lines;
Col. j. w. Coleman, of the Oincin-
natl, ST. Louis & New Orleans rail
road; Col. NJ. Burke, of the Missis,
Sippi & Tennessee railroad, for IA
vors shown to members Of the Mis-
sissippl press on their visit to the
cotton exposition at Atlanta. and
that we greatly appreciate the fa-
vors from the different railroads
mentioned, regarding them as
compliment and to the Mississippi
press forlts efforts in behalf Of the
cotton exposition at Atlanta.
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3. To Col. r.. l. Kimbal, Director
General of the cotton exposition,
we extend our warmest thanks for
courtesles and kindness extended
us during our stay In Atlanta.
4. To Col. B. S. Pardee, OF the ex-
ecutive committee of the exposi-
tion--we shall ever feel warmly
towards him for klndnesses, and
here by extend to him our warmest
thanks for favors extended us.
5. To the proprietor, Col. Phil
f. Brown, of the Exposition hotel,
we shall ever feel grateful for the
kind manner he has manifested for
our comfort during our stay at his
hotel. And to that genial and clev.
er gentleman, W. A. Boulls, chief
clerk In the Office OF the Exposition
hotel, we shall ever remember him
with the warmest feelings of kind
ness and good wishes for favors
shown us.
To the Atlanta Constitution and
Its editorial corps, we, as a body,
extend to them our sincere thankG
for courtssies and favors shown US,
and wish 1t the success it and its
managers SO much deserve.
That the Atlanta Constitution
and the press of Mississippi be re-
quested to publish these regolu.
tions. r. WALpoLE,
+. A. BONNER, President
Secretary.
After adopting the above resolu.
tlons the president of the associa,
ton vacated the chair, when the
following resolution was adopted;
6. Resolved, That the thanks OF
this association are hereby tender.
ed to its president, Maj. R. Walpole
for his untiring efforts and success
in organizing this visit of the Mis-
sissippi press association to the At.
lanta exposition, by which every
member has enjoyed the pleasure
incident to the occasion.--I Atlanta
Constitution, 9Th.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

A new theory of the so-calIed
fascination of birds by snakes is that
the bird mistakes the snakes tongue
which the reptile keeps in rapid
and constant motion, for a lively
worm and watches it intentlY with
the anticipation of devouring it.
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The Pamela county bale took the
first premium Of one thousand dol
lars at the Atlanta Exposition.
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The Mississippi Legislature meets
at jackson, Tuesday, January Srd,
1882.
, 1881-06-15
ACCOUNT uf 1lE1! l:St.t.o41oy.

ACCOUNT hf lfE1! EXPLOSION.
PORTLAND. Drc., June 1I.--Tllc oregon
Hallway Rlni Navigation colnpa,y's new
stnalI cHlirr arrived here today. VIA thu
Struts nf Magellan. Sn brings fnll paricu-
'nrs tlf the hfowlng-up Of the English ,la,,.uf-
war Do'erel. Tie explosion t,ok ptace about
io'c'ocE hi t1lo afternoon 0f t|lo .1th uf
April. Tile Dntescl was lying Mt astcllor,
abont 100 feet fr'',l shore, anil was preparing
to rcrelyea ut.ttntity IT cuaI. Shortly he
fore the coal.lulk cun,n ,|ougsislc, tic expio-
Sion occurred forward, tearing away fully
nlc-th'rd 0f The vessel ulrl ssaltesiiis tile
other portion. Tl'ure werc Ii! illeli on heard
tic gitlt'oat ut tho tine. Only twelve were
picked up By the Gt,ats fru,n tttu coul-hull.
THOSE SAVED
were the commander, paylnastcr, cnglncer,
ealkcr. carpenter, and scvc,l seainen. AT
tic tIno NJ the explosion the Captain Of the
coryct was aft ttakInga bath. There wcrc
twD explosions, 0slc following the other In
rapid succession. At tfle first explosion tie
Captain sprung through small window aid
ESCAPED. Soon after lio WIS llehud Up by II
''oat, naked and ba'lly stunned by tho coll
ctlsst0ll. THE others rescued were blown 1T
vartuus directions, nil more or lcss injured.
Ut tlIc 1n last, only few bodies were Sub
se1ucntly recovered. Thc eausv Of Tic OK.
pI1slon will never s,c tlellnttly kslOwn. There
was II quantity Of dynamite un board and |,
was said that sonIc of tile crew were making
experiments With thu cartridges. Tic gcncr-
NJ belief Is TINT the explosion was due 10 tie
blowing up ut the e.,ryct's boilers, which
were In the forward part Of tho vessel. Thu
vessel sank 1T deep water utter tho explu-
sion, and nothing WIS saved. Nome Of tiosc
rpsclird rni,l fr,1I ttDrv ftIu stnr
, 1881-06-15

rlIla, IN tile Interview, says he thinks tho r.
establishment u Il Republic II, Spain Is
merely IL matter of time. The Sara.ta tabf-
isct Is Mcrefy supported II pr. Imrr the way.
Xn'!li.i..t ~ t1INviSfEs,
that t!M army ra1, 'c collscrtel to 1;cpIthllc.
ntflSl1I. Tin same It's III l'ra1iur. lie intends
~ stay IN l}ny"niH nNiy twn ttny1 f,nger.
lie will then return tn Paris, ~ Iie declines
to trust liulsetf to tho ASSURANCES Ut ths
Spanisl, Government again. lie expects TINT
any fuln'e trtuMpls of tho democracy will
pr'tvokc fresh CarlEst risings, but sternly re-.
nlasIs tslat tie Madrid Government ca., crtIs
tarlts.u, IN France did tile l.oynllsts Ut In
Fcin!tG III 1i!r'. Xnrttla prnloill1sclt himself
III ardent uttytNnte IT m 1l,crlc uniun Of
SlH.lN ainf Portugal. hMt Ilu wnuI,l ha,e 1'nr.
tugal to liz It's pwl, titne u,nl conditions.
, 1881-06-15


t..e tue Government ftGf0rn hill, Several
nMlt'tnrIts wrrc nd"pf"d ns Il result, ns-
Sl1l!"ttng the l'i]' to the tnllIIci's 0wll. with
tl'r i''"ill''all'1ta n:r'al /" by the f"unri'-
mrs III tfh irrrttt .tO!t,t funIAlttrr. Tin lift
''!6 stlit" Returned t" l'h lhN,T lInIssr,
where lltu amendments are HOW hHlly tatn-
slslvrts. TlM: t'nbintt tltei,tei Il, demand u
reduction Ut flnnchlso 0ccupIers frnM
Iii u elo. hlso, It reduction In tbs
tli'alilic.llolt of Councillors from Elo
t' El0' Ihese nru tho hllly points
re1''ir'l's settlement. i'crry, III Il speech,
slated t!'at Ills hptill"n of thu country re-
'tl'trcd thu nccrpsaneo of inost Ut tits cntin-
cllt amendments. hut regarlGtl ttte i'Hssslt..
VI the ILL as III, ltlstall,nent U,'y, not final
actt'etlrl NJ Ute reform question:
Adelaide celislIs returns show I, poi,,tn.fon
Ut a;IU'M
II is ,tiH,rsrtl tint The nwI,rrs, rupln!n, utnl
1'itrser III ti.u Ferret. clIarnal with forging
tho SLIPS register, wsTw rc.na,,tlptl. The ,ils~
cuvery of II tefpsrnnl,tc .1ilo lends to tho b.
lErf of acctnpllccs In Ettxta,uI.
The ce,lsnA rrturllY Of t!!a guta,,y show II
population If i0,tEI0 lpluw tho estimates.
At lhs lntcrcDI0ntal Meteorological Cnn-
fcreI,cr held ut Mrlbuurile representatives
fr'sn nost Ut tllc cnlp,llcs were present. It
arranged fur III, GxclInllYo Of weathcr-renorls
asld forecasts.
Tilt lhmrl 0f Inquiry In tic explosion ot
tia ccrl,rrns considers tho arrange
&neits faulty mid inefficient, and regrets
the absence Ut Commander Vaudeville.
During tue experiments They were unable 10
discover the immediate causs OF tic explo-
sion.
Tho Emperor Of t;cr,lln,.y's prize Of the
value of Thousand sterling fur tito best ex-
1''blt demonstrating tic PROGRESS Of tho Colo.
nies WAS awarded to Casielln l;owuu. uf this
Company for Exhibits.
tiold !IlnlnE continues actiyc. The Ado.
Ial,t0 Parliament meets jttne 4 Tl,e elections
fDr the Assembly arc concluded. The utt
proxlnate cts,ts OF 270, ,000 exceeds tho esli-
Unite. TNslnania CENSUS, 1l1,000; lIoburt,
.l.no.
SYDNEY.
Sydney. M"y lV'-ille Influx Of ChE-
liese Iias hf"'lSHd niltngolllstlc agitation.
oIMe'a' repfessise !egls'at'ol Is probable
, 1881-06-15

lhlAnsoi,i,. I'a,, June I+.-T0-stay was thu
first ttay of ule fnltr slays' sprug llleellnE Ut
tho l}saaiford Driving rark. Tiers WIS u
larsu Attendance. TlIe weather WIS cool
n,nl tho truck heavy FROM lust nlgl,t's ralu.
III tho Ilrat race, iElte.+MIluta class, fur II
purse ut St00, ulore were seyel. entries alAl
slnrtors. It WIS wol by Leonanl IN funr
heats. Time, .:;S!!s'. :*'7!s, .;39ssi, a::;saa.
Struigbtetlsu t.'ak thu ilrst heat all.l secol.tl
money, tre.,e thtrl n,olIey, Keystone fourth.
Thu sucu,nl r,,rr, a:2t et,.ss, pslfse Sa)0, was
w0Il hy Valley chst ln,. fun, .l,rass, Alahgr
sssru1.sl, l,annIn tltlrl, Innl keeler fourth.
Tine, :s:f!!, ;!::U, 3:''o, a::s.l4.,
plirau sl1o lroclur knutt w0l,, lslInboW aev-
;1'!nl, Ga!Is'''a t'''rd, ko'1o @ourIls, r'mc'
, 1881-06-15

llE1lEtS, june l4.-1n tle. ltelcllstag yes
telt!ay sultle Conservative members expressed
appfellens!0ts re!atlyu to tho Immigration nf
thu 1.O,l1nnIian Jews Into tsetluany. a,ltk
begged tho Government 10 try tu divert thu
enormous stream of t;crmn,i immigration
10 tbs l>aillblan regions Instead of America.
Herr Richter, rrnyresslon'St leader. sntll
Tint during the month nj May lust tic rNttt,ss
nf Germans WIS the greatest tlat sIau takeM
pfaee during the lust ten years. md 1t WIS
hrcutse lal'oress a,nl nrtis1!ls are sliasacfuIIy
ill-0if In all respects.
, 1881-06-15

Essr SAGINAW, Mletl.. 4u,.o li,-'rhls WIS
lho opening Iay of tllv JNtu meeting VI thu
Exist Saginaw nriytlIg Park Club. Tho Ut.
tendance wills fatr, tho we'.hcr tue, aln, the
track guutl. III thu ::W rlass for 4 plIrso Ut
ss00, divided, shure were fourteen entereu
a&,d ciyl.t started. Il WIS VIII lsalHlal5 III
tltreu straight llrats by 5lsu Grun.ly; Fugest
l'a.clavn ltUlnurly Wilbur ll}, sceo..tl nanny;
it.lcl,cI, third nn,nry; liGeklu', fourth.
I.urrete. l'rinco -slbrtt, Capt. GogAt.lns,
Theresa Ar.Itt. alMt FlortlIto IL drawn.
III ,lle ~; cla>s. 1ot rulse ot ssU. six
, 1881-06-15
FRANCE.

0Fl0SEh III htSSuLGrlUS.
lAnls, Ju,,e A.-The four gruurs Of tho
Left uf thu Clalnber Ut Deputies yesterday
decided to rejrct tho pruposa1 for advancing
tho datc Of dissolution Ut tho Chambers.
LONDON, June IA i'ar1s correspondent
sAys: Thu aggregate llnmlt:r 0f yntes v,tst III
tic nIcutfng Of tho four grulius Of tho Left
part, In tlIe Chamber Df Deputies yesterday
slow that seventy members yDtett fur aslyaIlc-
inE tllo date VI dissolution Mll 80 against It,
Another correspondent slys the tleriston
Of a!l tsle groups Ut tic uarty of tho I.cit III
tho Chamber nyathst advancing tliu t|nte Of
dissolution Is II greater rebuff tn t;unIcttn
than even tho Senate rejyctusg Scrulln uu
Lisle.
lEsEslnEST GlsEvy.
fAnls, june l+.-1t Is stated t!lat President
tirtyy proposes Ia address ,nulliteStu tu tl.u
Clla'nher Ut Deputies on Its separation, u1l-
tightening tic country III regards lis true
sitaatlan, and rights, md duties thereby cye-
ntetl, AlN( setting forth tte work ncl,ioYptl by
thu departing Chambcr.
President t;nyy IL expected to visit East-
ern and Western departments utter the
Chambers rise.
TILE MONEY ALLOWED.
PARIS. JnHn 1i.-ln tin C!lanIbpr ut Dap,l-
ties tt.-lAy Erlilt Ut II, ,0, U11 frtcs for tic
Tunls[all expedition WIS unanimously y0tel.
rAFFy ruR GENstASy.
Gcn. Fare, Alln1ster Of Wnr. declared tho
solo 0htect ut tho expetlltiM, w,s tn sHcurt.
tho inilaelce Nf Frlnca ai,d thu safety Ut
Algeriu, md this had buun gn[nctl with tl,e
lcnst expenditure and tho fewcst s1lcslilces
posslble.
During tho alebnte OIL the resolution In
favor Of reducing tho military suryice. Gcll.
Farra having Int, uccasnn to aIll,le to tlla
System Of military service lM Germany,
a1leA: "NotlIlnH tl,raatonH tho preservation
Of peace, Ureat cordlnllty rrlgns over uur
relations with our powerful noIgttmr.H
Il11 isEcEl1'rH At A Ilt,I.st: ilAcE
TA1is. .Innu i.-I'l,o admission receipts nj
the Lol,gchunIps course oil tho nccast0Il Ut
tho tiran I'riX du Paris rnca amounted to
nearly $4,000, tho greatest amount ever
tnkeli at the cultrBt.
, 1881-06-15
llUSST.A,
tH1Ssj.Jk1'3'.

ST. rErrissnt'IN:, luna 1I.-'rlle t;otos
states Tint s,tcl, Il lllflnber Ut peasants uru
einlErattug frbn1 the t;0yer1l,ntnt uf TUl,lsk
to Siberia because of their pnyrrty tlsnt tiit,
ferry nyer tic Vulga Is scurcrly able to trans
lurt tlienl.
llE1tE VAST THOU NAyED, nRAyE IfA!Er-
MANN!
ST. pEIEKsltulu', June It'll Is reported
that the NiIlilist iiurtnamn Inns beelt mr.
rested BY the German autllarItcs, sur
rendered to thu fs,Isslam ,gchts ut tie frv,l-
tier, and conveyed to ST. Petersburg.
, 1881-06-15

MiSUVNl VI IAFlIHLIo o-R Fneulk HUN,
The hits t;e0rgu Armour, Estl., we nrD in-
formed, was tho fortunate ia,sscssnr nj n
policy of Insurance. III tic Mutual 1.ifc-1I.-
s,lra,lce Company Of New York, taken u,ll
only t!lrseeu ye,lrs ago, for slo,ooo, wltlcl, Is
nav III Il tlra.ll-clalu worth over Sl5,00D, ult-
war.ts OF S5,0o0 hnving Lec1, asllle.l to II by
accumulated dividends. Perhaps no salu
Investment tint n,an cultld nuke wanltl
exhibit hettar, II 81 Koud, RESULTS, Mr. Ar
luHr WIS siliEutArly tArtil,Ate in Hft his IN.
tcrl,rfses, a,a Ills saEAr1ty II. selecting such
Il eOtuMny Us thu Mutual LItr-llsilrance
Company Ut New furk y but iii.
other Irouf 0f tho prlHtencu ,tla
f0rVllIul.silt 50 characteristic ut HIN.
l.ift-iltsllrnElee III our tluy IL nsstl1N. yilst
proportions. nlMl ltshnW, Il! lAet, Indispensable,
nut nIlly IL tho Aelttu lAlhtilrsA Or prufDs-
ainl,A lnn,'. to gua!i aR!tlnst thu contingency
Af early &lratll, hut tU thu Wa!llt!ly capitalist
WIN hCcs til 1t Il ctrtAtll nlMl sato ,slcN,ts
whereby. llG lnny further enrich Ills fal,lily
leyu,l THU VI SlecsltNti!sG III holi!ls, stueks.
or real estate, Tnke, tgr Instance. thy lo'l'lllx
businessmen nf t!!Is eity, l,uNy Of whom. M'u
liIg trlnl $l0.UUl ta AYR flW|.uuD, wlllln slnl
men ,s William Il. Astur, CofIulfIls Valtler-
ill4t, anl ntll9sa In tho Clty nf Now iurk ure
ilsllrrtl fur 8hUktN0, alHl lltIstA nf alllcra III
st!llla ranging trnnt SllU, ,t)0O To 500 GU, Wp
venture tlp prcttIcttun tllnt tue tlay Is mt fur
tlfstAnt WHEN Il will Ie Tho rl!lu fur every
uFI't!cnt businessman t0 carry .aurt Or iGss
lifH-il,sl,yAltep, aud lllat my inl Win Stnal
lluglect IL To Ill Will bu ltlkGtl upon M tlt,rQ
tt,lw!sp than tlle .tlulun,st wl1ts Quilts tn ill.,
sure Ills stDvk Ut gtsl!s against ltIss by tlre.
, 1881-06-15
Crookedness Alleged in Connec.
tion with Race at
St. Louis.
Refusal Of the Jockey Club to
Investigate the Charges
Preferred,
Various Turf Events at East
Saginaw, Bradford, Pa, and
Elsewhere.
Rain Postponed ALL but one League
Game Yestsrday-Boaton Beat
Detroit.

epfeIa' Dn'asen 10 1"f thttted Tribune.
~ l"''1s' -ao'' 'uft l4'--1hcfe II Sreat
ne". u 'ask ko'nS vi efa afn.'''x tfe Fis't'''S
t.,'"en o'ef t'e a"etpstilEcs inf .-yeaF-
".us. ;'. "I'eh c'.'o ~ ses'eF''aE lHett were
.s't ,'', s..tets m tl's .acr. WIN W. =. c'its'
c'as';'"t co't ni'ty oplhk, ~ Cslaf'loli.
yum % YUM s:'li'R s'1'4'S III '>'1 ndal'1ss slu
,ur ,,. ~. tne "l'ers. IL was Wei k'io~ts TINT
IIns oplf'S 'lals' run over alle distance with
sat"s @ IN lorwaf't aho plates behffFi ~
.U,s' .!''e t'tat IL WIS tn"aeht tllslo III
u'e 's % o.aiets eoua eqaal WIN plates o.,
all around, nlhE he WIS acccrllngly fmcted
fur considerable lucal nIOney. 1T ,lls tillle
he soltl over ttu field. but tin latter wus SIM,
tu,rtut 20 urtnuntv n,ul ,,n,,ti,,unitv lint tI,c
,, ,'.,,,' p'p.1 's," ~, '.a. no
got @ peea''le see'''!tl choee before tho stast;
Tile fact aIlat tiIc ilel't, which was composed
of colts and tilIies familiar 10 st. t.uuts turf
men, WIS to u gvc.,t extent backrd Ly uo,.
r,slt.cnt crrnt.sI rnnsi,fcr,,,n s,,s,,ta;,', a,t
,,",'ia.I. iss'I. Iae' ."t'"t,t''o'c M suspse",n a
uosf!ulet'lte alh's'g tile supporters Ut
Cttristy's cult; sU much sD, lt fact, TINT
Julnes Chris.y went to Ills brother, and,
after Informing lin thut Ir ]miIryrfi
. ,,...u ''.u' " ,,'.,'t,. "t". '''"a w. "e'',tn
tl.ete WIS soiIle'"i'E "Iohs' nc3@tsi
Ut lin to either change his jockry or
Else sentl the :pt to the stable nut mt start
him. The owuer refused tv entertain thu
hrn,,,pl,s reu,,rs,' ;nss,l,.. lint liz i"'t"v NV
nIr 9r',. n'. .s"ss', ~, sss, u.as n's 1oehes'
Jerry l]o"1lti'g. " Lexington, WIS 1htli ra1m-
bic AMI Trustworthy. nlld that his cult would
not lost unless left mt the post On ;lce,uilt
nr I'm s,,s,,trjo,, ar,,u,r1,' wi,rn nnwnin,
,,,n,,,at ,i,a ,,'i. ~; ,,.e ',r,,,'su a. ,,'.':
t.ou"'ea nAe eoi' Nv WIS 'l"ele!' III Keep III
inc Ifo1s ta!'R III thc fst rc'sul'll"ss vi 1il!cs
which, cytI, II imposed 10 thu amount
sha w,xt two f,,s. hr,,o,.s 'a..',r.., "'m, ~
,.s p''. wv ,,,M' "'as uis""' "ce'''e"'
~ 1"I nssl !"hs oPihK e"l away
, 1881-06-15
ANOTHER BONANZA.

DENVER, Colu.. june l4.-.t BrecksnrlLge
dispatch says: Tn Shock Till, near that
town. four feet OF carl,otlates have been
struck A II depth Ut lC0 feet, In the Hue Jay
lhtt. Tie Urc nssRys lis nullces Of silver
u!l1 live ounces Uf g0itl pur ton.
, 1881-06-15
AN EXPENSIVE COURTHOUSE.

T1NEl: llArrl, l!tu,, June l4.-'The County
commissioners tl-.lay n..nptttl the tus!glls Ut
j. Z. CocllraHr, Ut Chicago. fnr tie liuw
t'M.rt-Ilul.sn. Work will m,lnl,iencH about
hept. |. TAo building Will cost 5AW.WU.