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Daily Republican., 1881-12-16
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING

18th Of FEBRUARY, lASa,
I-OR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED
LouIsvILLR KY, November 10. 1881.
Resolved, That the Board Of Commits
oneH con,ent 70 q DostpOnement Of the
PAVING of the Willard Lottery, until the llh
~ OF February, 1852, and that they
II not Consent W any further p 'stponement
the same.
ROBERT MALLORY. Chairman.
By the above resolution ,his drawing must
% Will be had on the day fixed, or money
slHbuted back TO TICK tholders.
enough tick t. are sold before date fixed
e drawing will DO had aud mott Of same
III begivsn through the papers.
, 1881-08-04
THE RAILROAD BOARD,
T1loy Arc Interviewed by u Delegation
: Of railroad Employees OH the subIecl
=. OF Their Revision OF the Railroad
Schedule Of Hates.

T1loy Arc IntervioWed by u Delegation
OF Railroad Empluyes on the SubIect
. OF Their ItevIslon OF the Railroad
Schedule Of Rates.
Hpsetal DtspateA to TAs Chicago 1ttbuns.
Brt.ikurtxLp, ILL.,, Aug 1.-The 1allroad and
Warehouse Commission wore Interviewed TO-
sluy relative to their revlalou of tho maximum
schedule rites for tho railroads OF tho State BY
the Representatives Of II now interest, tho vast
nrmy OF railroad onptoyts. Tho delegation con-
sisted entirely Of locomotive enKlneors but they
represented aIl clAsses Ut railroad employees, and
Ind boon delegated at rcccnt meetings OF thor
dtilor0ut organizations to confer With the board
upon this subject: Tho party was composed Of
tho following cpRinperss william Arthur,
Chief OF tho Irothorhood OF Locomot-
Two EngInooes; ". DcdcIl. Fred Owgioy, and
Robert J. Hawks, OF tho Chicago 4 Alton;
John 1if1l and Il. ". Kenyon, Chicago. Rock
IslpMd & Faeldci Z. Y. nraybury, ChlgaKn 4
spd 4 l. 3 Maao hnois ~. GSntra tso
Arthur o7painad That thoy had como 10 ascoe.
of reducing freight iatot in tho revision of tao
had ootno to then. thoy feared iias such
would CAUSE tho railroads 10 mako acorrospond-
in9 reduction III tho wngya ut tholr empioyts:
apoySs ns IL sSo soryics Il % sas sasoas q tais
state, Most Of theso Eucu had families dopon1-
inK OF them. anu Kel0rA! rntltt41n 70 tnelf
WMRca would 10 foIt nil over Illinois, 0nd would
OcGAsipn tnlch hardship,
The Commissioners explained tho nature and
eEect or the, revision whuh th0y nrs making,
and assured Tho engineers that lts ttfeet would
not sufficiently reduce tho receipts Of tho sIads
to justify, though II miRht perhaps AFFORD
IT, pretcxt rtor, q reduction u wa9oa: se..
to ~nocotupliali by. this revision wa1
10 prUvont tho cutting Of tatea bctwoea roads
| and unjust Discrimination aRainst shippers, Th0
| Ho4nl u,.s8utplAsos making. ebungua tn the
IAtoa ia MANY il,1tanees. but 90 n9t expect that
these uha,lg1s wl! un tho whole retiuoo tho aver.
M1surol tho delegation tlat Il. tho work Of TO-
yl0iun they haA cllauayprGd to protect tho In
s!deratlon tho pilept Ut proposed changua upon
the otnptoyta - VOL as upon the employer: Tha
ihn ia and aot sraaimcnt MII bv ias H.
| tuxannerH. |
, 1881-08-04
OTTAWA NEWS.
koRtiat Dttpdteh to 1ns Chssdao Tribune.


OTTAWA. Aug. IA French company Of cap.
iailsts have secured control OF all IMMORAL lands
In tho Du Llovrc Valley from the Quebec Cow
ernment. Tho phosphate prospcctors and min.
ers complain u thls and stAtO that In addition to
cruntiug monopoly It will prevent tho IMMORAL
reserves Ut tho district from boug developed.
Thirty-lve now post-olllcc wero opened In
tho Doinlntoa On the 1st OF August.
Tho Montreal Telegraph Company Raye notice
Of application for an aot ot incorl'oratlon by
structthc, anl building llno Or llues OF ts0.
graphic communication throughout tho Do
Inlntou OF Canada, with oil tho nowors
and privileges necc6sMry for completing,
maintaining, and making such toleKraphia
communication. tho ahtaf place Of husl"
moss 70 DO Montroal; capital sioux 81
0oooD. The nnmes Of tho applicants, a, aFo M \. g;
George Williams, and John F. 0ln.steati.
Tho momhera Of tho Canadian Wimbledon
team will take part IL the Provincial n1atoho8
Mt Montreal on their return from tho Old Coutl-
try. Tho matches bcgin on tho 9th or August.
lscforrIng to t4e consumption Of lBh BY the
Inltane OF nrtlAh Columbia. tho Inspector nt
lshuries thore computes 1t Rt value of n,
000. s., ,t0 nf this being salmon alone. Thia
ia remarkable statement if not exaggerated.
Nearly two-thirls OF tho value Of f1s uallKht in
british Co!aast!a hy the white popqlatson CON
Eists OF saImon. Thoro arc nlno priynto estah~
lshmcnts for canning salmon in tho frovlnco.
, 1881-08-04
SUSPECTED or MURDER.
8pke{al Dtyuat<h to TN CAteaa0 Tribune.

French Canadian nlmod Frank DIarrlle was
nrrcatci. today for the murder VI u,an named
Orrls. It acasns tho mon woro cut 1ahlng In d
boat toRethor ycstordny afternoon, and. not re-
turning at tho proper tlnao, a search was instl-
,uted, when 1t was discovered by tho party
the bSat. Whom askui what haal bccoue
or OrrIs, DO sAld he had gone
humc, but finally admitted TINT his trolling limo
river, and perhaps II might bo a dead 1na,l.
Upon drawing In tho limo tho hooks Moro
fastened ln tho untortunato man.s otothlng.
Of viosonoc. a Coronur's Inquest was hold this
Afternoon and yordlct returned that tlcceascd
cllnu 70 hte death at the hands OF hfMrrlilc, who
WIS Immediately put undcr nrrest. Previous to
yesterday the mon .wor0 employed BY hcsera.
Martin j. A. L. COmbraok. tantIoFa, at Upper
enco Of liquor Ut tho talo Of tho supposed n.ur.
der,
, 1881-08-04

North av.


HALs Lstau oiHEhF'
Tho building on the northeast corner OF North
avenue aud nalste4 strcct wue oce!,nied as \
saloon ami Xrucery by Gusfavc Ludwig, ana was
owned BY Jaaob .Lausr. Ihts structure, although
ohtlrely ut wool. escaped because tho Wiutl sut
~ thc ops,osit a!seeuoa. tisnmcAiatoly i north OF
,t,ti Hl X xas 3nn nM WI ~ ,t,is IT,
Iaasra LII, se1o fl i''' vb!ch t6o Nsa otIkinat.a. IN
Ths 9uonE oa ga w. .s tWo 81 III stosaoa @
Waislod street. sinilar fra,no buIidn@a @ In III III
rontctnd ~ hr,ias, ~" VIA ~ nnmIC r po'x hxx
Ai1reSat. Wnlier ua a. furuit,ipa AID
,nIsnsSi,e soi or huildi,su. III, VII o ta
ii,sura1cS nun To- 10 u. eItfa haxassious % III. IL
o%'y 70 IS Wsttsn g psna! premium tre.
aD foer III ioscs Svstytntne. its says tnt XII III
tnss vii fcnt I'm fi;ftv SI mi n1i,,ns tha Ie
building, tnauhlnury, luMbor, snl tooib." Al
breuht, Miller g. %. loa1 81, ,0ll IN machinery
and sssMo on stook and have nu insurance..
No. On lialsted street, 1ust nokth OF tno fur.
nlturo tatt1ry. wa4 oue.story tran.o dwelling
With brick besoment 9Wnod aGd occupied ~
Mr. DOuklAa. Tal& nu!ldlnR WAa burned up aH
quickly That not single ARTICLE Of furniture was
saved: Mira Do,lalas ana yfunE Womatl WIN
, 1881-08-04
Q.rllEn LAKE FOR rs.
ts{aTkr IllJltnN.


p0nr iluHos. Mioh, Aug, 3.-Down-Propel.
lces Osaoola, iIadKer State, rupunsah, Guy Ut
Coueor,l, l.. l.. Lamb. pAssaIu aud burgess, aud
Nashuai auhoollers Pathfinder, uanxus, 4. J.
Dewey. J. q, Thayor, a, Hmsths A. W. Clifford,
MAlvina, Acorn, llasea, mud bury Iane.
Up-Propeltcr Mlddesex and baFKGsi steamers
Flura, pearl, aud City Ut Cleveland.
Wind southwest, light. Weather slne,
HoigT nu.sns, Mich, ANY. ato;n y. u'.-
unwn-Propollors EmpiFe Rtatu, Smith MOORE,
Wllllau. Edwards With schooners Churles Foster
mud NJ, ", FatKo lolewaro aud sGho0ner All.-
Kheuy, v Il, kotealm aud sahoouer K Il, ilayea,
David ". lust aud consorl, Redmond, prIndl-
vlilo aId barges, MetamUER and bargcs; euhoou-
9Fs D. 6. Auat!n and Aunt ltuth.
Up-rropellors Ogennw, Il. t.. W0sthtngton
with schooncr Ex!lo, 0por9a Sherman. Qoorwo
W. Davis, u. Il. S1elIon aud cunsort, buy City
and co..sott; snhooner William Home. aYina
south, frtah. Weather dnH.
nuYvAI.D.
Special DtspattA to Tns Chicago 1ttb.Int.
lvEyAAo, N. X, AuE, A-Arsivod-lEo opeiless
, 1881-08-04

Avon, Husaie, IT. Louis. and ". r. uravcs and
SsstsS Hs@. oasasstG sss Ghs. 81 = and
Cleare4-rropollcrs Cornmot!orn Fountain
City. and Alaska aud SCHOONER Il: +. nr,ec. et,a!
ChlSnEo: nroncElcr China, Duluth' propeller W.
se,oouyr !ioorao W. Adams, coal, buffalo to Chl.
spestaf nneateh 70 ~ oAeaee Tribune.
EsoAMAnA. w.. AuE a1Astyed-sssamer ;r,sd,.
Mfrray, swallow. &. K. Morris. ii. \. i!eilwii,.
Couch. Monitor, Erastus Corning, at,d I'D Kel-
hcpartcd- Mary Jarcckc, Inter.
Ocoai,. ]. i. Owen, and Lolaud; bchponers City
Sf Green ay y: H. Fnssr II lmr,Sn I:
siste. ssSma. aad nSli Il. i. nsco,,. o''"A'' o'A' '
UswEuo.
sgtesat I'.,na'ea r to IT, Gaeeso 1+tst.as =.
corr: mo Fort takes ,eoal e ChicnKo
5e sus eea ese at eharote e ~ for SSeass Tho
Chariotte FOR chicaru. All the charters afrlutiy
MILWAUKEE.
Special Dtsnnteh to Tns Chsedao 7rlbtnt.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. -achoon.
or i.orter, $1,000 ashols whsat 70 chicaso 1t Is
cents isse soh1onpr T. J. C!asks os e. ss
ore Ssasna as VI Escaaab n to soath Ghieae
Arrived frorn boi0w-~schoonuts Porter, Con.
st!tutiou, and C. u. 1ellsOu. ..,
Clonrot-steam.b barge Ballontino and COMFORT
A. Il. Moore, for Chicago
PORT CnLnOHNE.
Special Dtspatea 10 Tht cnteaeo 1Stoune:
FonT Cei.as,i.SE, Ont.,. aug. I-rlssed up.:
Steunl. barge Clinton mud barHes Qrimsby and
Clyde, Kingston to ChEcnvn, light.
bnwf-Schoonor i. Ii. Rutherford, Toledo tc
| Kingston, corn; propeller Celtlc. Chicago to
| Montreal, general cargo.
| ERIE.
| Special Dtspnteh to The Chicago Tribune.
| EntE, Pa, Aug. observation-disclosures tlriR
md Davis, md propcileFs Caldwell and Juniatn
| lRht. for Chicago.
, 1881-08-04
QUEBEC.
Special Dtspaseh to 14s CAtttao Tribune.


QuEuEr, Aug. 3.-Th9 vito or q Ciyil.SurvIco
omploy6 ln this city entored nu action yesterday
by hcr attorney. the Hon. George Irvlno. for
judicial separation froai her husband, on
grounds Of a!,egod Intimacy between dotondant
and plalut.I's atstor. The aforementioned
wot1,an has applied to tho FoftcG Court for n
wntr,.nt for tho arrest Of her lister on q charge
Of assault.
It ID now oplncd that tho remains OF tho vessel
rccuntly discovered III the Ut. Charles litvor Mro
those ot wreck or old vessel which was Irlfteti
out in tho rly1r to bo burned. Just as vessels
now aru Tn tho 1aeauport tlats. This ID SAID to
md tho uppur parts OF TUG rclnaEns Ia question
bear uVfdoncu Of having hoGn burnt.
, 1881-08-04

rotary OF War, informing him OF the DANGEROUS
G the s 1a lie q eo
vcrsnt1pn with a Sentinel rcpurtor Yesterday Mr..
LnnRston said that he hat1 not, az yct. received
given up MI hopra IF ever rccelvIng onc.. Vessel.
0wt,ort aro 'o!,.i ~ thotr copHinta abo.tt ti,o
loeuet,S. u Goycr,1nont II m Officials: An orer 10
% frnna Tic m mo,tt ] Or tho III IL. Gar Rvcr ws SIve
tho othor day. but !. was nnly attes soyoral
officials up 10 thelr sense Ut duty. 1t ta inferred
that no action n regard 70 tho Scott YIN be taken
until elmi!.r aco!io9ts @ hHso oGc,f7ca. ata n thn @
bar jcopartlEzlng valuable lives and property"
NRw OLE RAlt0Ea To M nutLT.'
Detroit Marine Nttes: Tho contract foF tho
tfnaees tM1 Ssasfs aa j. roGR oaH b. he % pstso
from the best builders as othsr points. deserves
iact tint this ID lie point for such work and that
Mr. Potsor could not resist the temrtatton to
oe cac 's sas s se ans ee
Rothor. and which Nil must confess aro the finest
woodan steamer and coneott on tho lakes. Tho
Duke, and 81 nearly double power. Tho Gonsort
y to be constructed oy the spring wes Dry
GSvs ~ Ts pFy ss
m T. 'esa' boats sstas far the 0i ia tsr1
I,instn TSsy - nre % 70 10 S very fast I'D pow
erful. All 10 bc ready for business next seaaou."
4 NEW TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Morley llrothors hare sold tho nne now barge
tition na Company NJ | of Detroit This Com pnsy tas
j.ist flied att!sos Of asse'1tton: stock. 600,
4a n cseroa Al b. Z wae9aa ns P's;asnt eae
dent: norman e.. 1toss, Secretary: Tho MnGoy
will tow tho set0onors fshpenlng and John
Il. " % aothsi1a leaves IS tho s' ishpemns 10 coin eo!a:
.nand tho Mnccy, and IL Succeeded by 7. ii.
9 arr e es essfaS a1 SaSt e saceys
POOL PREMIUMS.
Milwaukee Republican,: "1he pyen,sunns Of
tho milwaukee, grain pool for tho month Of July
to tho I'D tno business since, ngxrognto * 0. 10.
Such shipnonts as thofo have heet, from this
St se ss aaso aos essn y o ss puey Z "a sa
,e &c ex!ont y xS 81 sxsr$ sarge e F1sl
10 10 backed no w English Companies. but tho
lRim is doubted. and It Is known that nthor
Ca M dian comphttteS ure hot acting With Il.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGu AND NOW.
schooner can,e Into Buffalo 6rlnFlne 700 bush.
cir OF oats. It was then doomed IN tnnnlenso
sail TINT tho vessel was fiiluro. is il was on
t!sey tso large. aad such ;atxe caEEecs could
a Y ba ~ hnF ~ to 10
barRi,, was disebarEna cargo Of lsl.o0o bushels
q! outs and II Is not considered much Of load ~
sapsr ea eo saa fq ave sfq1 rs sa IL thu
Apro1STEn no1EEn-issrEoTOtL
Hurry ". Grunrer hta hGen appointed to I'LL
| the Vacancy ca'lsel by the death at phtncas
oro. Mr. a1oser has Ssen snpo$ea
tlraughtsmnn ht tho l)otrOit Dry Doek Englnt
Works In that city. and u prHetteal cugaee'
Of long experience. Tho appointment IS cou'
| Hllered M excellent one.
E1EyAT1au At nuFrALo.
Tho elevator men OF Rultalo held .ncotlns
| Tuesday forenoon. An .nttcnp, was ,nado +,
| fcr ii Na nfi rF thn
, 1881-08-04
GOV, cAswEtl, OF NORTH CAROLINA.

I1ALEIuHt NJ Ca aug Vs-1ub coF1H1uuy u1
laying the corner.stonn at q monument TO Gov.
CaawcIl, the ltovolu1onary.W War doyernor, ut.
trautsa 10, COO pnop!e 10 TITO Village Of ktaasnp
to.day, soHatos Vance and Gov. Jarvis mado
addresses. Tho oorner-st0na was laid with MR-
sonln ceremonies. At tho parade number ut
tho troops weto ovOrcoMo With beat. 0nH Adam
lluuyh, WIN 9aule to ltAl0lRh with Ghertltau'H
army lii 16da and has lived horC uvGr sltlpe, ca
loavlag tho runks drank two glasacs Of Iced beer
md died. i,
, 1881-08-04

Mrs. Ann pouRherty, resulting ut 3ll4 E
street, South lDstoh, sAyA vie AltfuFetl for
sIxtesn years with sa!t-rlean,. without a!Iy
6elIetit ftoul the usual tuealls, as,d was Nutak-
" cured by thu application! nf st, JAeobs
OIl-tiu Wopip'a grsIt remedy for rlleu.
lultlsln and shnlI4r 4ilWgutS.
, 1881-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


speetos ptspateh to Ins chicago 7<tbun&
CLEyxhAND, O.. Aug. 3.-Tho Schooner Fran.
els Palino was damaged today by collisions
with tho schooner Augustus Ford and tho
steamer Northwest Svveral staAeh!ons wcve
broken, rs wcro nlso hnr davitB, and Il part Of
her tulxzen rigging was carried nwAy. 1t Ia un.
dcsstood that suits in Admiralty will bo com.
lucuctd,
STRIKE or F.Et0uT.HOugE HANDS
Spsetal Dttpateh to The Chicago Tribune. ..
E:TsrE, l'u. AUX. 3.-All tho freiRht-houa0 hands
OF tho Anufur Ltnc struck to-dny+ They refuse
to work unless paid .5 cunts MI hour for over
time, Compliance wis offered to thirty onc
hands, but those refused unless ali Aro served.
MUSHROOM LuMNEn sIiIrMkNTB.
Spettat plpateh to Ita Cheaoo 1rto:has.
tfusKECON, Mith., Aug. I-GcArnnccs to-day,
eighteen. Lumber shipments. lG,0U tcet.
The booming company riftod lTa00 pieces tho
past week, .--
GONE INTO Dry DOCK.
Special ptspateA to Tia Chttaao Tftbt.ns.
MUSK ECON, Ht!ch., Aug. a.-Thc tug Torrent
bus zone Into dry.d0ck for rspnirs.
, 1881-08-04

! TIE NUNKEN NANuK IW0AA8 4. SCOTT,
Milwaukee, Ses.ttasl: " What IL 10 10 luno about
hho removal OF tho wreck ol the saukcn barge
tThomas A. soott. u tho principal question with
yessel- owncrs at present. 1t IL Thought taat tue
Likely u thu removal OF tho nuisance had beoR dis
covered Suu,e ttae ainoe. md Secretary Lallston,
OF the chamber Ut comtueFce, ut tho Insstxauoa
Lot The Directors Of that body, wrote to the bec.
, 1881-08-04
LONDON,

Epfstal DIspateh to 7hs Chicago 1rtbunA
LONDON, Aug. J.-1'he uensus roturus OF this
city show that 4,8o0 families woro enumerated
With total population Of 1890. whtlo tho
suburbs swell the total up to over 10000. This
nuts or stl1lenta of Whura there kro At tho lua0t
..U00 rcsltitny within tho city aud eaFntnR lye-
!ihouA h1re and consequently fAssly entitled 10
ho computed ~ residents here. Thu nhoy0
figures shuw all tnvroas0 Of 10000 population
6licQ tho Geudue WAa taken In lS7l.
, 1881-08-04
A BANKRUPT HOTEL. .

0VFFF8t 37E9S9*s7s E3 : h* E64E1980 %7FuHHs1
EtAlIN, ILL.,, Aug. l-FhG WaSetIy ll0use. a
hotol ot this plaeo known to every coutuesua.
traveller, Is lu the bands Of tho Sheriff. Tho
1urnltuvn was loYlea on to-day hi,tlar 4 mort.
lord, hun applied for R. i}uuOttou 10 prevent IT.
reluuYal. Thu house wilt 1a run either by htM
or u custodian for tho Ur1dtors.
, 1881-08-04
MICHIGAN.

SRfetdt ptspoteA to Ghs Chicago 1rtoNn&
lA1vLn C1lxEK, Mich., Aug. 1-Albeft An
drews. Of Clarendon Tuwnahip* hAa taola Of oats
all eaten up by tho ravaRcs Of the army. worm.
1t 10 also comtntttuK heavy tiopEodations IA the
vicinity, and farmoFs arc quite appruhetastvo
lost 1t destroy much of tho crop boforo It eau oe
schemo to protect thelr crops aYatnst III ray.
ages. Somo uaYIeo plowing u fArrow around tho
t!1!A Ia which they asa working, and tnah,
lcaye The aeld, 70 surroinled by fuErow. I'LL It
with straw and xii! tho worm by burning r.
YhIe has so far beg1 found to 10 tha most effect
ual means Of dEspoaIn9 Of tho peals.
, 1881-08-04
70 THE, PUBLIC.

Of IT, hsnw1Hs n ~ r. % old %d.estab.aea hh,atIoas T. 4 i
n1xA thAa tha baxe aud WORTHLESS. HsIttA ~
them, ~ thsEa are False Rssolseaauln.. snd ~
pills. De sure md ask ,os y ~ 5aAat Ghst yov 1u1s
, 1881-08-04
A Calf that Trlea to Fir.

A bold aud yont4resntne sAf took . Lying leap
Eecoutly frunl tho bluffs aGeoas tho s4yor to tho
water xixty foot bUaow. II cnn.o up, swnua
norosx the river, and WAS led over tha bridge
waa locking dowu. anpasoutly thInklng 1t over.
, 1881-08-04

Special Qtspateh 10 M Chicago 1ttbuat
hfoNrNxAI, AuE. a-Smalt.pox has again
u,al,0 lts appearance In 3tuntrGa1, having beoi,
intr.huool by u family from Torrebonnc. Tho
lIeath OlIlcor reports two cases In the civic hos
pItat, and several IN st. penls mud St. Do1ntniqu0
strtGts. ll1 believes theru 10 nothing alarming
iu these caSes,
, 1881-08-04
Railways Regulating ?|!!!|!i ]g!'.,,!!:| !!!! !|
Perfect Parpaftpes, Sootht"g AIT 1ps1s'ed n,.d 4
Natural IL Their 01'otns'o". .rs
/ VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE RoG CAV'l,,

Perfectly tastalcss. elegantly sa coa1ec, ec,.aps,
sweet gum, purge. regulate. puta''
iiADwAY's Fits for tho euro of ell a!std iii.
Of the stomach, Liver, lsowe!s, h9%vt h,%stinsd don.
der. Naryol8 UizeAaes. Headache. Cn,naptna,k
CoatYoneas, Indigestion, Dyspepsta, ,,IIe. nd
FoYor. inflammation of tho lsoWeiss - Hes-
all arrangements OF tic 1hsefHa! ssnreiy rec.
fuutod 10 cf{Gdt pcemanent cure; ,a,sis nr Del.
etablo, containing no maFeuEy' nl'''A A''
0bssrvo ts following s1. V',3s;,s|ys syspsea.
stfpatio1, iuWaFd Tlles, Fullness Of the Msssea
I'D Head. AoilIty Of the '1ss. sto'set ar Wetsht
Ia iho Stomach, Sour EFuut9tionsm. - esmtfcsns
FlutsarIug At thO Heart, Cnokan1 ok,1e. i)ols q
eensationa when la q lying lMsSsn S Hi. Fsin 10
Web8 boforo sle Slight, Fever Gnstion' ~ n Yellow
tho Head, Dotle1eucy OF FcrspffanGina ~ the etde.
{lsSs Of tic skin aud Eyes. IAn IAn!hHx - n He'll
llreast, hna Ltmbs, mud sudden flus''e@
4 fsW losea Of iiApwAr's p1tl;9 tl;9soninrs. WI
systen from Ill tho abovcnan,ed ateo
Price, H8 Cet'fs Fer IoDs so,, ,,,,. cur
We repeat that the roaaer 1Haets ,s'.easas nd
books ind papers on Tho subject o..msd; 9.
thaIE euro. an!oaE which may 10 n1"e''
fAess and True" ,..H
EatIsvav 9th !rFttohte uFssa'' .,
N{eadtpsV on Eerofula.u ,.t.sea Of Dr.
And othega relating to dlnofohs eAA'
cases. BOLD nY DauooIsrs. nnnEs
READ WFALSE AND InoSs 81. j..
Send letter. stamp to RADWAfI ~. xark. w Il.
~ Warren, cor. Church. ss.s hews ~ yots
formation worth Thousands Will D" ''A'
, 1881-08-04
CROP-PROSPECTS.
Full Reports Of the Condition Of the
urowing Crops in Illinois.
Takcn Altogether, tito Outlook for an
Abundant Yioll Of Corn Is Good.
The Exceedingly Dry Weather Hav-
ing Detrimental Effect on
All Grains.
ILLINOIS.

All Grains.
ILLINOIS.
sptttdt Dtspateh to 1ht Chtea9o Tribune.
souru EIaIn. ILL.,, AuF. a-To'npuraturo yes.
tertlay. o.. Harvesting Ia now woll under hcad.
way. In this Immediate vicinity no dauR1e haa
yot huen tlono hy tho nru,y.wortn or ehnoh-bu8.
Oats, in piaues aro rather light, but the qualify
seems to 10 goui. a.n informed that back IN
tho country, west Of hero' tho atmy.woFm ~ is
doing considerable dsmnsc, but haye not hesrsi ,ri
taasse rwas . worn, ~, wort'nS IN ,ids 70
Sas,y urus oj s"sss Ss crop sS' Hssh
ever, Of s1tuo OF the crops which 10 growing
near herc. dues not soon u give any Erot,nd M Tor
tons,vex @ herc and e the @ most "r It aisposed q
70 tho Eisln Cannlug Company: Ths smbcs y,
sn sG fs1 s easc e i VI vii nos e
manufacture before frost comes;, possibly. how
over. tho foars nny 10 Rsoundloss. Pastures lures.
sass o. 0' e. viii " Se o oo
''4'' spS ssssia. p,pa.tA to n. cAteapo 7rse.ns.
tas ~ sosa:osoa q issss f. nI;a fs's
tlaues: As compared with t9rSs M woSks aEEo, ~,
si y!eid Il corn making tho presSnt estimate about
yarely, especially that planted lat9, OF Mnscn
eopn sons e osp ~ %
raia. tho erain VIII not develop. Though
mSsh s4@ an nas sSSa saa Sy g sas a
done but ycry lttlc dauaRo. Hero and there
tdeeatensd I @ tSe cort @ BIZ no los serious smsse was
SPHs Z ~ s0ssas ssa'S
s s S ss s5s
small acreage q wheat i ali cut and harvested
ses!@as @ @xsss; Ss " ysro so~n. THO crop OF rye was
R pash Xs e das cPn crop Il th.
In ss ss or
days. Yesterdny ana to-day tho heat baa bean
s n@s satx ~ 1a sasy s says u
s'tecsss q anS Of ths crops ID this cnuaty. =;
droat dto avS only S'u threatening. To-dsy .he
"a n NTH satst
to 6a. Tho per cont docs not exsecd : haii
shrty 1s b"ses a %
sptsta! Mspassh " 70 1N: 'as 3hteaso @ dnanT 1v,,,.
sdoe csocpo9 e the ay ao
are poorer than for savernl yoaIs. Corn 9I
tho uplahds ~ IN falr condition.. Wnlld
| on tho lowlnnds 1t tB poorer. 1t ts rnn'
orally uneven, -. and ,tln, vii! not .,doE b.
backward thnn usual, and an carly frost would
probably destroy tho greatcr part Of the crop
1t rapidly Wo have ampls rains. althouRh q
f,1ly an ayoraec yIeli, Tao wheat crop fnlis
abort in acreage, but In quality Is about nm nv.
ern9o. Doth oats and wheat wcso In some local
bugs. Tho rye crop y an avosago Quo; The by by
county for yours.
sptetat Dssoateh 70 IT, Chicago Trtb4ns. ,-
| two days has buen exceedingly tntonse mud op.
| rrussivo, tho thermometer Indicating on b0tt
Days from 100 to l06 In tho shatU. TherG have
Boon no oAsos Of sunsttoxo, though considerable
| prostfatiou. It ID very DRY, md tho corr 70 need
inG thoir grain.
GAMMA. ILL.,. Aug. 0,-Ih0 arn1y-wnrm ha
Done some damago - small afH!n IN snis viena
annait nu'oE sonC IL ntn hnwover tn II
very extensive work on small grain, as the har
! war xNna u1rnndw f.urntnnr,ftpi FnHrE Hrfa nY
, 1881-08-04
MISCONDUCT CHARGED,

- ::
0ALTlN0Ag. Aug. .A-Qoy, Hamilton began
to-Lay {avosttxating. ehargea OF Incompotonoy
md misconduct against seven Nex.ssess = Of
Elv0tiup In this Gfty. The impearhed noRisters
0re democrats, aud the lIveati9Rtou 10 reKaFxl04
~ tho outxroNth Ut a Democratic faction tight.
, 1881-08-04
sAD DnowNtNa AcutDENr.

FAD DROWNING ACQtDENr, -.
BA1N1x DOMINIQUE, Que.. AUX. 1.-two
daughters Of IE, Hulltt1, OF Cotcau uu Laa, AKed
respectively 10 and II ycnrs, wero drowned list
Saturday while attempting to rescue the!r
younger sister, Whu got beyond her depth whlo
ANlAIaG, Tho latter WEI saved.