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Even Bob Ingersoll prayed "God help the country" Man wants but little here below-and he is l not satisfied after he gets it. ~ -zr You can't both eat your cake and have it, l Ancient Proverb. No; but you can take l your drinks and have 'em-haye lem bad. E | A man by the name of Hash has been sent as a missionary to the cannibals under the be- l lief that the natives will not eat him.
 Professor Langley of Pennsylvania is trying 1 to prove that the sun is blue. If he wants to get job at Yale, that's the kind of taffy to give lem. ss # s* Fl #
 Dr. Mary Walker has petitioned the New York legislature for Roscoe's vacant seat. Thls is another evideneethat.the sex pants for power. * z-z-E~s s. 1 &s Ss S%*r>- ' ?
 Old Gent (greeting friend): ''Hullo Jor- kins been fishing What did you catch 7" Jorkins (gloomily): 'ha' past six train home !"
 Anything historical here?" he said at Mount Desert to native, "Wal, yes" was the reply .'that there COW used to belong to Ben Buller.", = yw~s #,
 ssThe rnnor abort my being a candidate for governor is all bosh. That Jersey heifer I bought last week is just too cute for any. thing. "-[S. J. Tilden in Chicago Tribune. | Conkling now says he resigned because he thought the world would come to an end on the 18th, and he didn't wish to be caught ill such company on the last day. But, as the prophecy was not fulfilled, he is now willing ta return to Washington.
 l One reason why people do not visit stores 1 that they do not advertise is because they do not wish tosdistufbsthes boy who, IS reading a novel behind the counter.
 A minister breaches on the question. 1 What is the Sabbath? p Around here the Sabbath is the day when you lie in bed longer | in the morning, and wrestle with your col lar. button until it is too late to go to church. The NewYork papers are disciissing the | question, s"Can judge sit after he is seventy years Id ?" If he is like other men. we should think he could sit a dreadful sight lon- ger than he could stand. 5g}I S1sI
 He was dressed in blue uniform. and had one empty sleeve, while, with his remaining arm. he turned the crank of wheezy organ F Where did you lose it." asked bystander. Ithlzz saw or. threshing machine ?" Rail. road accident" said the organ grinder
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He was dressed in a blue uniform, aud had one empty sleeve, while, with his remaining arm he turned the crank of wheezy organ. Where did you lose it." asked bystanter. tthdzzs saw or. threshing machine 2r Rail. road accident" said the organ grinder Honesty is the best policy" remarked the man, and tossed him a dime.
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The NewYo papers are disciissing the question, S"Gan judge sit after he is seventy years Id? If he is like other men, we should think he could sit dreadful sight lon- ger than he could stand III 11 E2S. @E
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Dr. Mary Walker has petitioned the New York legislature for Roscoe's vacant seat. This is another evideneethat.the sex pants for
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Even Bob Ingersol prayed "God help the country"
 Man wants but little here below-and he is not satisfied after he gets it.
, 1881-10-08
SECRETARY WINDOM.
IltSApl'uISTati.ST.

6p.eta& Dtspaleh to The Chteaao 1rtbuns+
NEW funK, OCT. 7.-lt Ia understood thnt tho
bunk oti!cers who Waited Secretary ,SInl0h
this evening urged that he should lnaku sosnu
changes III bis present policy, "a N u attou!
relief tEokn tho present financial strIugency,
russell 4aEc, TN leaving tho hntcl, saii thas tho
SECRETARY hld exnrcssed disappointment at tho
Brnni! amount Of bonds presented under tue
$@o.000,uA cAl! recently Mntc, and hal dpelarc4
MS willnEhnss, ut tho Hat1u time, to pAy out
surplus iunls US rupdty III possible.
1b tbs ttttttFA As1tiutti Fra,
NEW f0HK. Oct. i.-SeGretnry WInilom ar
FIynd In tho city from 1tustun ut 6:aJ thls eyel-
lug, md won't tn tho Filth Ayunuo Itutci. TX
pecsAtiCn thAt he waA tO he In tho city attracted
large number OF Wail atroot snuA to tha ho.
tel. The 3utcrust fl tho 6ccrptaFyN if.uvu1uents
and rxpreAsi0nA arc (araoty duo tu the fAet th4t
Boston pAI'cr atAtcl TINT l,u Il nut srupDso to
alter tho announced pruRram Of tho TrenslIry
department. Thu Gcnufneness OF this atatu.
iIient was both denied md nillrmel during tho
day by tho bulls aEu lH.4rs respectively, aud tho
various Ftt'orts hall thtir IHtlilGhtu u tnp ulAf.
kri- brfnrs tho butrttMry hui finished u!s din.
her tho
NALL SrAEET FlSASC!EI,y HEOAS TO SEND
1t IlsEIit EAIsl}s.
Among thosu received tlrst wuro W1llilm nowti,
!.tch!dent VI tho Hunk af North AIllurIra, and
nf lsulu!t, who hru alko respectively Frgst-
dent aud Flce- President Ut tho IiAuu[tal
6t. Joseph linirtnl1 CulApahy. uud
hafr DeGn thu tcputed luAlluRcrs Ut the oorIlur
callers teee!vcd were q. r. Everett. PrGsldsnt Ut
tho heconl kat4ruat Hunk ut Cleseisud; J0hu
Il. Etis, at Wlnxluw, ,La.lier j. Co.; X. ii. Perkins
W. FFessdent VI TIC 1uposters' and Tgadera
, 1881-10-08
AN ALLEG ED s.yISDLEN.


HtnSTlsEat4 Oct. 7.-On cutl,ng tu this city
tnnny I'll ,nihs tlgp from 1.ntnlo.,, EMR., Capt.
Howard Dnsspll represented hiitlsplf us authHr-
ixel by English capitalists to eAtnblal Il wreck
lug gotnIMny, uud, having II icttur af iltru.llle-
uen to Sir. Cru,np, bend Of Il stltppt,8 nrII III
thu city, hu suou wortnlNl himself intn tho et,t,-
tittancu Ut q iurHu eIrete Ut AcsEl,.[ltulItcs.
An,onK uthers wHs Mr. Henderson. WIN
had formerly hucn scafearluE ,nan
aild IL whom ho pr.,n.!Sril tho
situation Of Superintendent - =. pes ..
liz then beEnn to burruw III ncy from Sir. lieu.
tters0n. Until It AluluntCsl
haustcl tho tattors st,,ro. Ihrulyn tho inly..
dttcton af Mr. Henderson,, tho luttcr's h,,tilor
thu ltuv, CAtlta ieuarSti, WIZ ituxL iIteuru out
nr St!N. With ,Mr, tirulll!ults, ,trY-xtnuts
IorunAnt, he anl hls Wifi ran ,ili l, hlll IL ttlu
cxtuIt Ut f6aN. IN Mr.. ltLsA, u 1AIlnr, lIv
owes Sis, uhd Ut this sum VII wus iultt to
nassGls III the very dMy hu nlls.aIE,tla frunI tho
city, On tho pson TINT he bud M Eush draft VI,
lruxGI. MurKnt1 s. tu, VI NUw York, Whlch
IT, coul4 not Ket gtsl,ed rGt i !4w
nnu9nt. Th1ru nr1 u!su y ,Rrcnt hu.nl'ur
n1nnlnts--!n Eact, uyeryti!V hu ut,uIA yet u duh
thr frlllI. Mr TAtrtt. WliInl llu las lot Ia fur
considerable kula. followed blu, iu ii.IstulI unu
huil Aln HErGslcI theFe, hut h0 subsequently
found TINT lhn fellow would tAku tho tAllt, Ut
poverty. ul!d would esrtpu !horUby; NJ hu abau-
uUucl tho proceedings. UIulur tito truuty hu
ct'lkl nut Ansu hIM exttAllilul. lllB tLtfH Ut
tAptAln. he takrs II. 10 alleged frtll bclux u
pilot OIL u tug bout lA tho SlleG CatlAl.
, 1881-10-08

HEAVY RAINS.


OSHKOSH, Wis, Oct, T.-Itcnvy rain set IN
curly th1a morning, and cUllunual Until late
this evening, Six inches Of rain has fallen.
Several bad wnslouts uru rclortcL north ut hero
OH tho Chicago anu Northwestern u,id sEilwnu-
Aeo Luke Shoro ltoads, md traias hnye beou
uelnyeu.
apfsirI Dt.9aseh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
St. PAUL. Mimi. Oct. T.-rubsengers on this
evenings truiu frutn S!tllx City report Il heMvy
ralH III tho tluntty Of st. Peier, kusutn, uni
MankAtO, and thNt ii tho Minnesota Is rceudng,
ns reported Holuu tiuys a9o, tho reccson Ia not
Visible IL tho traveller p.assIry nt0uH its ba,1ks,
which, they stly. ire tiuot1cl tur nlnIy miles
ltuusus are surrounded With water, u,id ln,ll,y
stAcAs Of hny and what arc lu tho sail,u muist
n,rsdlcament. 1t ls further alleged that. as
the overflow MuHt tiud went somewhere,
tho Misslssippi, Icing tho natural out
!nt. is likely to bu much higher ev-
fora mahy hnurs hAyc iAssetl. Tho latter
river ennuot rtse much more without tluinR
so'no dHtuaRo ~ 1t. rAui. Aircady tho upper
1eree Is tipded. ind woNtpiles ai1a buildings
surr0Indpd with wntGr. Whsct, ~ ygt, however.
ia uf ai!Bht depth. The tiuis ut West 1t. rMu arc
iar9ely converted Into lakes, and Et,uo Of tho
sixth Wtsrd lN,uscs hAro tholr 'tuor8 III unetm-
fortnble proximity to tho currcnt, fhtu4h No
fur As reported. ccltnrB alnne ArD wnttrti. 1t
tues mot scen ut al1 pst,bAblu unt the tlnnala Of
lAat spring VIII hc repcntttl, but very likoly
Kotnn damage WILL be dol'o ere dccltca fall
QcEutHs
, 1881-10-08
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Unnatth tv CtncIn,l1ti Enquirer
LANCASTER. Pa. Oct, G-Abullt midnight Inst
nI,ht thIa ritv wna tho scnnn nf on NJ tho ,,uyt
,s.,,,a e -,. s s....s ,...,.,..on T., ..1 ".,,.
norf'ole eelahes ever co'nnlt.ea ~ 'hls see-
tlou. resulting In tho tieath OF a woman
who Ind trst boon Outraged by Two mis-
,rcnnts nntl thnu hentcn until Iiro wns cx-
.,'". o,.... .,.ets ..,.'. ....,..t.,'., 49,, ,",
t'Hct. aHc !'"Fi'cs "no e.s'l''ttca .ae uee"
aro Philip HnHers anu Edward slnders. two
wujl.kt,uwn characters Ut this ptacc* Tho vic.
i'm ia Mira. Mury scym,,.r. VIII. with brr tl,rco
,;.t, h,I,r.,., ,,,,,,t,,,. T., ,t,, rrr,n 80, If
htt'c cnllntHl,' 'a"4'ns ~ nRo ltou. ~ -
years, res'!cd IN Ono'stufr frilsfle holso OIL
.]Uslu street. IInvtng left her husband, and
bopo dcu,nt1eut ror thn suatrnurcn nf
hefsell auo ltttio oncs oh neF o"" cAcFnohs'
aho had rented tho irnnt room o.! hcr
house to AfGllnG RnblnHon, Who With tho Two
'pcrsuns who committon tho decd. wuro tho only
s.r,,,osso. - ~ .r,,ro rho tot,,,.,re, etor,.
"""csses =. @no e'lhe' Auo lo'"n'n8 ot"9
was t6ld ny hcr III Ald. ntrra o'1see toany:
1so4crs was In tho house Ut Mrs. Seymour,
slccnln1 On tho kitchen t,uor. md about
II n.,,o,k snn,,rs Er,x.,,1 nj ~. .tcnr
1'".e", ,-. ~ ,uo w.
Ahu AsRea hoW'ssson' WHICH WIS foi.scH ~
first, but hn was finally n1ntttteG. lie then
made NJ, nttumpt to ul,tr,,uo Mrs, Seymour who
e,r,n,,a,t ror to1,, ou1 ro,,,,tt hin, ,,n.il bx.
% scici'..4 toi n'sP nnu au"au. ''' u";" ~
nalislco, "Hen no hecolnI'tsheu ttle ueet'' NM.
withdrawing tho tact TINT tho three littlU chill
lEen were covering with tear ~ II Mremntu Cs,r-
ner Of tho room. Whom Mrs. Seymour tlu,tl!y
broke 1ptls0 fToin tlo brHtC hD CnMGtt her MHltil
, 1881-10-08
REMARKABLE ABDUCTION.

How nn Eng!lHt, Clergyman WAS Cur
rto+l Or un thu live ut 1als IImrrinYc.
mud Detained tn L0tttlusl nh H L,InhslG.
An extr.orttIHary story or abduction, reported
III tho English papers. lnB uccMsfnncd something
llEo feeling ur csnsternltlOn un,onR timiI
pcoplo III London. 1t soanls lhAt rnthor n,oro
tlAn II NINTH slHO the fl0v. ltn0crt lIrucu- Knn-
Harsl, tho rcutor vi starahut!, Dorsessnlro, an
elderly gunlIomuu. arrived III town, tue Obleet
0f hLa visit bo!ng his lnarrlaao with a
youuE indy, tho lA,i4hter OF London
merchant roslltnK ut Woodfurt.. Tho marriage
WIS fixed to isavo taken placo on tho 18th nit.
On thnt dny, On tho npt1oInsc.l time, tho bride,
har bridesmaids MttonttNnts, pnrents, MD
frlcnls went tu tho pslrish church, hut m brIdoa-
groom appcare'l, and, aftcr whiting for sut,lo
time, thoy hAd to roturn. OH going to tho Gus
tlG t(ol0l tho ts0ntlcsnnn'a frlonds weru muoh
surprised tn tl1l tlAt lle was nut heru, and hud
nnt boon thoro nIl night. 1t WIS aald th4t he
bud bvon taken nwuy tho previous evening
by thrca KrntcuIen In uoso cnrrIaKo.
Further Inquiry provul th's to 10 the
IN ths bS,iof that he Wus to be driven 10 tho
BRIDES tt'llso hy hor 1r!eMls. I'wuiIty.faur
srass s'. ii ~ wafal ara t strxS "S ~ lily
u ki!napnlnx ami vlolenc". Nevertheless, o,
tue following MnrtIlng tho ntnrFupte4 .nhrrlags
nurd'a ncuol11t of hIs abduction ailI subsequent
escape: "On thu evening 81 lho l:ltl II sep
ii tho Casilo lio,ol, Wnotif,fd. where intensicG
y sleep ttat night. previous u my marrsuxo on
tho following u!oFntnR Ut II. IN .Hs parish
prlvatu loo,n. wutEng fur titn1er, aGut +.
H.. when t1e watter lntrklncti u person wh9
represented th9t hs bud just suns from N0.3
rlaxe; that Dir. FrAser u relutive Ut .nll1, liv-
ipg in tue nslHhhoEhuoN lIariiuulnrly WlIhuato
SEQ lue lhorG 0Il IL nlustar 1T lhIpoftAilrG. ulla
reqnrsac4 ls,p 10 coHir. This perstn represented
eituseit tn 10 special u,tss0hxsr IFoHs
Pr, FrAseI, und ! WAS uidur the nppre-
, 1881-10-08
ltt}ulsNE's SHORTAGE,

MONTREAL, i,ct. 5,-Th0 whereabouts OF Sfr,
Charles l.. tlpnr'te II klowH, hu havinx written
to Dir, Jnillrs bakers rroul Nuw iusk CITY, lte
sceIi,s 10 hayo owed na o4le ally yury taryu SUI,
Ut ,nanuy, and bus beea apparently oycFdsawInv
asls nccuunts. lilo Expresses sonie surrow th.t
h0 hua bcen coiupeile4 to lcuvu Montreal, hut
secuus beat upot starting lIfe ufrasl. Tho $5,uo
!u tho Cltlzons' Guarantee Cumpuuy aud tho
household property iu Uoutnes dwelling Will
likely ~ far TO cover the shortage III Dir.
4elalc4tton place the amount of the shortage 1t
tlAVA u haS now GeeQ dstarlplued ~ arrest
, 1881-10-08
THE CITY HEALTH.


Prevalence 0r HInlArlnl Dlseanca,
THE TMiHuSE y1stertuy showed That zyInntIo
discusses nrv prevailing to an alarming extent III
this city fur thIs time Ut year, nnl that tho ty-
pho tuaIarnl Or typhoid f9vcr lust nInnth cllnel
osHr lUU victims. 4 cnrrpborAuon Ut this ul-
p!easns,t ntnt0 Ut uratrd was yesterday shown by
thu following lctter fEt,nt ur. 1!artlutt, Ut tho
Enrth Sttlv. addressed to llr. ilv Volt. III It ho
gives his professional axperiul,ee, Tho luttor IL
III f1llowss
cnlcAao, Oct. O.-Dr. DE- 1Ia|f-DEAn sln:- !
Snr.S ssts strss Il @ oai IT M Il IL
rrar. in thu family of Wvhrun -.
l.Hteay | hayu treated u Humbgr OF cnscs OF
s tshn tSSss tssSi 0F r. a s.'o " T' ~ I'll 4 scxss ys
street E l.st rsuoyyred. IherY \ low y easo u
low.!su No. .ly sigwick strou., ii iast..llcilt.
At No, :la rawalsotl, uu third tioor, j hav0
sccs !ior thsso u now serious % unss ot II fuscr aa
In Guild. at1d III tho basement u wtlMn Ia re-
parted siek nr 4 ieyur. ln house on Eltl streut,
treatct! u -casu oaeh Inst mouth. Dnrlug tho
Bull!nrr ! lust y case of typhoid lovur
(! ~ ~ r"xss a N tre'eI ilye ssss 4,
dnzcll ..r uloru. nrs ula located Within Il r4lus vi
4 4uarlur. .or ~ nillo tron tho cuF,lcr 0f Oak and
ses "ss typhoia. c%s,s IL ii % chIu1ao % sha1
have tEchtod hero In twclyo yenrn rrov!ous.
Your fr'e"a' No. a. jS!'S 2!,;tb bl!:,l!trT s,Kii
Dr. do Wolf still reHmins out Ut t0wit, tuklng
, psas''ro aud 4n1"4ng bis saiaFy. In tho tncus,.
TIE CITY nEEps MANY SANITARY mxYonus
which Aro i.uecssarlly neKicctrd. Tho Stuck
soIssa ar tlu eMpio,ts uf tho Health I>rpurl-
upoll ihSilI, aoI accordingly. stnaIi.l,ox, whioh
yy's y hasa buun clllu!natud " the 1T 0f thIs
,nsth. p5SSats @ q VI: " c!aly a. uvyr. WIN = aon!
MCAtl1OF kuta III, IUEu WeFD ltllu uut tIA In the