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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

A report reached us Monday, appar-
emily authentic, that body of snow
shovelers on the Winona and St. Peter
road, near Sleepy Eye, entered house
to get warm, and found man, woman
and three children frozen to death.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

DIR. Kelly who is permanently located
at the Mankato House cures chronic
sore throat, back-ache, sore-eyes and
dyspepsia.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

Young men who suffer loss of memory
beehfolness, pimples on the face, back
ache, loo Of energy or nervous debility,
Will SHOW visdosw by consulting Dr.
Kelly who Is permanently located at
the Mankato House.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10
4 New Firm.

Mr.. NJ. Longini Of this city has dis
posed Of his clothing store to Isidor
Longini IL Co., and the new firm will
be known under that name. Mr.. NJ.
Loneini leaves Mankato soon for Chica-
go where he will engage in the whole
sale dry goods business. Mr. /. Longini
goes East soon TO secure an elegant
stock Of new goods. While Mankato
regrets 10 lose 50 good citizen as Mr..
Longini. it welcomes the new firm with
hearty wishes tor their success.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10
Old Men

All of you who are on the shady side
of life, and suffer from the Kidneys,
Liver, loss of provocative energy, etc,
consult DIR. Kelly and be rejuvenated.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

One of the depots in this city has
nailed up in its office the following
notice:
'Spring comes March l, 1881. "A minutes
after q clock p. nj. Conductors and engS'i-
GERS please copy"
Comment is not npccsSarV
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

The ladies' sewing society Of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
U. Karmany Friday afternoon of this
week.
The young peoples social will be held
at the residence of the Misses Ingram
ON Second street, the same evening.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10
CITY NEWS.
attention Readers.

This is the season of the year To make your
arrangements FOR yonr reading matter, and
ShnemaSer's News stand is the place To call
He gives twenty-one numbers Of Scribner's
monthly for FIVE dollars. All those wishing 10
continue in the club for the New York Tri-
tune and sun. will send In their name soon.
All orders promptly attended to by
.itf JAMES SHOEMAKER
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

DIR. Kelly ut the MankatO House
cures all sorts Of old sores, skin diseases,
throat, liver, kidney and stomach trou-
blcs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

The business men who are so fortunate
as to occupy the East side Of Front street
are familiar with the looks of the wintry
element, for nearly the entire length of
the street it rises in graceful curves
from four to ten feet in depth.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10
For Sale.

A team of heavy work horses for sale
cheap, at B. Tuttle's hardware store
Man cato. u
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

A good girl, who understands cook.
ing and general homework. Apply Ut
this Office. 1w
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10
P0rOln0t8 and Eifs

DR.. Kelly who is permanently located
at the Mankato House cures both Para
lysis and Fits.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

At the Palace Of Sweets is the only place I'm
Mankato TO buy your holiday candies and get
them fresh and free from adultcration. We
sell only pure goods Opposite the Mankato
House oIff
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10
L,.ssv Store Eo,. sguy.
YO0ss1 Men.

Inquire OF T. w. Woodland, Wells,
MINI.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

WE HAVE speedy and positive cure tor
w catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and
headache in Shilohs catarrh remedy. A nasal
injector free with each bottle. Use It If you
desire health and sweet breath. Price, so cts.
Sold by N. WEBSTER.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

FARMERS, LOOK HERE. q. Roller,
L will pay you the highest cash prices Mt the
CENTRAL WAREHOUSE for Wheat, Barley, Oats
Corn, Timothy Seed, Old Iron, Zinc, Brass,
Copper, Paper Rags, Dressed Hogs, Hides and
Wool. Call and see before you sell. l2-10m
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-02-10

20 TO- G. Roller, ut Central Warehouse
" Flour and Feed store where you can buy
the best Flour and Feed cheaper than any
other place. Call and see for yourself. l2-lOm
, 1881-07-19
>. | AXE VIEW.


d meeting Of the haartl Of Trustees Of tho
Town or Lake View wns hold lust nvht at the
Tuwn.lia1l Tho Treasuror'a report for the
quarter beginning April ~ mas rend aud ap-
proved. 1t showed receipts, s9,Ss0.EI; dlsburae-
sncnts, $t@,67i.t4; on hand, H. Tic as
scsQrnent Of the town was rentl, showing vatua-
ton Of eli0..:4l. Tho much mootctl mattor OF
roadway FROM druen ilny roud to Noae Hill
Cetnetery was roferrod to tho Supervisor and
Town Attorney for investigation 4 petition
ngatfst tho adoption OF new saloon ordinance
was read. tako vIow Is divided Iato seven dis
trfots. and each district votes for or against
llconsc. Thu Second District has, under thIa
condition Of thlngs, peca practically In a.
Btnts Of prohibition, while tho remainder
OF tho town has licensed HAtuans under tertaln
INSTRUCTIONS. Tho qyd[nnlicr inuvca boture the
l|oArtl lust night takes tho n,nttcr Of iesnslng
tho Bal0ons out OF the handH Ut the pn1,lc 0l
my phrtfCulMr district and ycstH It III tho 13oar3
or Trustees. SU fur as tho right 0r tho Dnnsd
10 lGuils0 snloDnA Ia cNnccrtlgd, It. cannot 10
questioned. slneo 1t 10 expressly na1nnl ln the
Chnrter nf !ncorp0ntloH, but tho Hoard hla
hrGn III tl1a hHblt ct yielding to thu wishes Ut
tho pcupl1 uf tho 6scond District, and thus ~.
tusn9 TO grat,t 1e0nbes IN thtlt tiiatrok, Upon
Into tho now ordinance to vost the matter ex-
e!usiyoly IN the lioard ot IrustGes THO members
Nnts-H. r. Ehatftuld mud Wash Van lIoril The
thnIrmnta. EdKar Banderk, Ravn the casting
v0!o IN tho negative, 40 that the mnttcr stands
IS !lof1re.. sp9eGh0s pro nnd ron were tnalo BY
!. II. 0oyn, Col rhonas Shirly, rhouas Mold.
luz, Nntl E, +, ChRtt!oit. -
, 1881-07-19

Vicntn crew, til bo rhwetl aug. i oil tho
Danube, Is exciting nnicll attention In VI.
t,'Ia, and ttlcrt'tuit he III doubt that tho Cor
nells will be Enthusiastically welcomed. The
match will I'D, Msr ttlree-H,ltn co,.rse.--for
milo and half againsl n strcam which il
rntller powerful, utcn rounu l,l,nys md re-
turn TO tho -6tasttng-tmst. The prEz0 Is d
t,arldsome tropI'y valued at 4s90.
~, Ti'iF.E rt|AnE At.t,fAScE.
toSnoS. InIy ls.-A Vienna dispatch
says: Clli,pSrfcaI rs II may. steu,, the i}srltn
and Viennh Foreign olflces 'nrc seeking to
effeet n trltt IL trade alliance between France,
A,tstrta,, MID Germany. :.
, 1881-07-19

..,,.n ~ a.. n..t.fx. A., ..xx
cHast ~ tho explosion " ooaIa tne steamer
JOHN w. linnifn. III the Ouacfitea ls[vcr, sIln1
~, ,. "a." ,. ..s ~ ~" G"pse" ..s; ny r.
~, uu.. sass' 'ta ~, e'aa's .ahcn ''a""s ulas
.ne .,e poal'i,'n VI lue ae'ect.so iron wa sueh
M at ,;,s tnE asst ev.'a Nv. W. tco "lsof
stu ou"c. anu tGeM c.nst' st,., us' LUZ e'''
A'"ee'e "'o aeqM...s" ~! y. w. uaa''c'
n's; si!hHMAS
!eases ~ uin eleS o.nlsnt iol e!yue 70 ntIena
eno unxe'!.aK !i o.. NY ssasNe 10 ueu' werner
suh' lie W!lI teTnhiH t0"nl0FE0W ~ DSk1an0,
Wacte Ills WIG hnts uallRhter arc spenalH9
ule summer, aiau Will Sptha wednesday, h11t
Thursday at Mansfield with Ills Drntt,er,
Ye,,ntor Ehcrmnn. reaching Clv,,t m Thurs.
la. arortrr H.. roas fr.,,,, ,t,.- a. t,o,..i4
wv ~ ~. ues ..o,n NV" ~, ~ 1,oss ~.
on rIinaS. alia VII! Iet1Fn 10 t'sls CITY Dy INC
Bt Of August. Ills speech at tho unyoliinR
Interest, as he Is well know, to have had not
oj,1y 4 warm personal affection f4sG}en. Me-
Phersp. t,ut d nrpat admiration for 6ts nbItf-
t,as IL ,,,ti, ho.. ,.,n...n 49, f.n,,, 1,rs.I.1s.
ees' ~ ".oc"l t'sesa"tc i'u'' @ ~ les,uent
uashc!u 70 inc meetIng' WHICH Inc l'fcs'deht
sent HIN yesterday.
CUSTOMS.
Ihe Following hrc the receipts from Gus
toms fur tho year ending June 10, 1881:
ouar1ar ending Sept. 10, ism. ..t Getnifi3
Quarter end!na March u. issi ......::.. S5ssoie
quarter caaW& 1uhS ~ 4eoAs..s..ss4s sVVVaUstU
, 1881-07-19


SEw UI1, Sllnn., July 1s.-The work Of
rebuilding New Qlnl is now u1tt|cr Way, and
every man, won,an, aud child Is taking part
In the grcat work OF rebuilding. A Ereat
many Of the buildings which were unroofed
arc bcIng repaired 20 as to ailor1 protection
10 tho hundreds of cittzcns whose homes
wera ensiruly. swept froui' tbs enrth. The
reports comlnX fsonl the country are II any-
thing, moro unfayorable; than tl,0sa first
brought In. The tasatll.rate u bong hourly
lnorsasasl b. more bodies be!ng found y, tt1a
tleprts, and sonic Ut The wounded aru dying.
Not lrss tlian s!x Ut t(lose who were. fostu"
nate enough to cscapo deatll hare since b.
cone Insunc, Mrs. Eckcrt, whose, husband
aud son were Killed. Is }ualltau. Teams arc
driving hcre and theirs tt>.day, puck 9E up
W!nt llttls can be founa of yalue aud taking
It to so.n0 place OF safety. :.:.,,
HhM, M!ll J4|Y m 1aaAa sdn't !a'tstSs!1S tts.! =
fsl was aplloli'tel. of wls!cfl Coz, Ffaa,.tlsf
was electea CllaiIsaa!, The NoY. A: Hefgllol4
Secretary, a11 Charles WaEHor Treasurer.
All contributions end assistance may bo
Ijfeeted tu the Chairman or trsaaanrpr. :.
:MlLWAUkEE, Mt!., duly: f4:-fha HGrold
aa ensa1 ~ Gs'iS naai $sSS wsre M eo!lsetsd, e aud $
,telegtaplIe.t biz Editor Cpleman. Milwaukee
will contribute ltbpralIy.
, 1881-07-19

Special Dfspatth to Ihe Chicago TftbR,ts.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. July l8.-:Chrlstn,as,
tho sou-tn-law Of Mysa Clark Gaincs, who
Killed his brother.In.law, Whitney, llero an
the 25tli Of june. Is to be released on 5000
bait, the Co ,rt having decided that. accord
Ing to The evidence takeil bafore the Coroner's
Jury, tile case was battable, rs the act seemed
to have been committed under wt1at the law
considers self.tlefense. The Court even saItl
that, under. the circumstances, almost my
man would l!ays been juatiiled In surprising
that he was l,l ualgcr. Of bodily. i,arnl. There
It,as, aud in v(ow OF tho action Of the Court
t0-tlay, aconylction for ,tlrtier. Ia scarcely to
be expected.
, 1881-07-19
G01s1p Abuut'l.lttre-1kls Cons clensiouss
ncss-A Pan-Flctlre Of Him Al Work.

IL 1tttrc sholshs Il 4 h!s ui aaty i,uvor to absent
eoI1a @ possibly attend i; IN yois .nfxht 10 q
'osniIcr, th 10 ths paJlS s!ttaEs aid i. GUM co.
n!lt.eo. nut tho pot wont nnless !he dobate was
Might 10 called on 10 write, nieuounry' work
an ox Sfens m ~ eaS tS Ill., rsGs o,xst wsf s fSi
o.t aSFisoa postion M ' stoek SS sS Il u Gaek
,shoullets.' Tho ! uSter,' lip appeared 10
wa. SS ,.aS !og;a ~ @ aaa ptotr!,;lia9; ana ssys
ior lcat!ag toihs wltl!axs ot t6s rcactionsfy
e 5 .e st & Th IT, f. Tss ycSs W. ,s =. +,
exnrcssod habituai Concentration of tic inantai
poMie'si 1Hry g.. e1ud oStan
Fhoy wero as spaaklns, Win he foSni io aItassii
face e fsooIwith an in.erioouior, al Tic tongue
was siIoes t tynE ,,ndvE cuyer.'ons brow, taeic
kesn: Ii9nt iiashed into, hen. They often
f%s!sa KY .Ha es!n S4n} ths FCFES slsssc L.to
Sicai rososrcass. so istnitivc a sIio ' It ":t III
mlGd vAa strongly developed. Under, tho dr.
6in ht,sx Inv hHos t ana 'nan OF exqof't sehs'
.' y: ta!k|rs % isSsGtsa ,a wtntot fat In ths aas
dAasas:; Il wv plainly Furnished; The lIoor
I'll os u s sie se! .ae aca Is 'Fs IT. az: w.
:Ss osx 1c:sS csss W. yaF e %as sesn
fsum floor to ceiling. Shelves ail round tds ro.a
s g saa st :apas nj rfto
1Ittre's ttssk sto*kl 10 an Enclosure turned BY
,'I to5oa "a a Taased % fof !n,mc3iato Fstereass s
books xhlth tined ROUND iii ohair lid e como
, 1881-07-19
NNrft,&trfr.

= LONDON, July ia cotnnnnv IA n,,out m
bc fnr,nc,l Nv fhe cnva,,t; C3nrtian nna 11o,s,
n,nr1,nt onora,,c ;,rf'crtn Gra ,,.,,i ~
ths ,"snogat IN Tnntann a"d St.n,osaa,; W.. w
an,or,oa 0ees = " =: 'At"c'1 ''A'4 @""p'soo">'"
.Adai", Dat, ,v,,, o,,,a ~. ,,,u,,x.....
,,,.al,1" ,axt sna.o,, ~, 1,..a,a ~ s.
J.. 'y tWaoa ao"s 49, "o"s "s guy .n'es u les!uo
aaa,, ~ sss m"s1a smm su'"o 'o"" oHptess'S Ao1
easa 'ei iio1'aa.'se' -. :'', r.
t;r.. e,,u..,t5 tta' James uASa; ., 49, - >
to p"thapsu! III ~ ea'tu9'a1' sass: Ahe
1.ooo!5 W u'u t"'"as t..M " Au'hIl'
~, "h : accouht VI when. IS pup.
Is'eu nruns..: a''aousn w no means
IN: Uncommon occurrence, happens;
- . w. repy 10 Ames'
.I"!t ls!. et.!e!alea apon Ae elange9 OF ING Eli
!s'ssn ! ptn't VI seVa1@p compartments Iho
:nItean III ,.i sasa see'' siUcny MaAo 70 shs!to
tn' n'u sn, y. ,,,a'ase, oaasnse mt e Ens'ls sy
a1' "as" s "mosses !"n ~ III
,,nny, casc, one easf.ase alohe colls! % robbed
slcse Ge!ote taa passengers anu onlelals could
oa''se .. ses's.a.ee' As .!lese u no example
y. suas an o'ums . ~ H.. ""s saa!Mas nlstosy' W.
nn snns assutao 1nas % !aa u9n.oa'.y anu aanketS
~" ~ se"V ~, ~ ~ ae!os 9ssn !''o 'aoat uaslng
sns'na.s. sena's. Ano ae!n"1 aA''kus =! nM!aot Of
'uppssS - !, ~ .ess =" 1'tehsl! H'es taaa Oh
;@A'l'ot'cat'''s .; -. :: .,s.. -. ,
! 4 LARGE AEET1Na or TURKISH noND1loLD'
!: L. Elts r. :.
no-any formally Foauesteq 1no former Under
foEelRn SECRETARY 'tbollfke1 70 20 to Con"
sMn!!nopie % aefaflRe Me turkish debt IN
tao Aa1e1ost OF Mo noho!1pNlesS. =
/ THE HOUSE op'coANoNs' !: r.
again won't Into CUmnilttee on tue Land bill!
, 1881-07-19
The stanohest Whilom Opponents Of
the Idea, Now It's Strongest
Supporters.
Report Of tho Commission Appointed
TO Select Land for tic
Utcs.
Christmas, Who Killed Whitney,
Let Out on $4,000 %
Bail.
Tho star-Ronte Gases Go Over to October
The Pekiu Distillers.
CIVIL SERVICE. ;"
EFFECT nr THE ASSASSINATION.


EFFECT nr TIE ASSASSINATION.
Special Dttpatth to 1As chteaoo TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, u. e., July 1e.-The ncecs-
sity for rGforn III the Civil service IL daily
being forced upon tile attention Ut the Cabl-
net. It Is now nscertntne.l that clause was
!nsurtetl III tho last Sunlry Clvil Apprppria-
tim bill. at the Suggestion OF Guli. Garfield,
then prcsitlent-elecl, approprtatflg Slt.o0o to
execute the section Ut the Law under wIifcl,
tho Civil Service Commission was created.
The President, owing to tie fact that Ills en-
tire time las been consumed by crowds Of
offtceseekerH, has flot been abte to mature
system, but It has been discussed al length
at Cabinet meetings, mid MI tile members of
the Cabinet are nowsaidt to be In favor Of the
addition Of some such system.
sEcI!KTAi.Y BLAINE 49,
Is reported ns saying .llat, willie he has never
been n believer In such system, llD Is now,
and that the experience ut three months has
shown TINT 1t Is necessary Tint something
must bc done to take of the pressure Of the
oillccseeker. Secretary Window Is very
earnest III advocating clslt-service reform.
lie says ulat etglt-tentlls uf Ills time Is taken
up In the tnerc question OF oft!cc-Riylng. 1t
Is very certafn that any rationa! attempt to
reform the Civil Service will meet With very
hearty approval BY large proportion Of the
members Of both parties In the nuxt House.
oErrEAu's BULLET
Is likely to accomplish more In tllis direction
than all the previous arguments OF refornl-
ers. Postmaster-General James to-day, re.
ferrlng to tie reports that members Of the
Cabinet had been considering various plans
Of Clyil-Scryfce refornl, said that prior tu tho
shooting of tbs President the matter llad
, 1881-07-19
. THE ,GRAND'JURY,

AaNAktfQs =.
WAsH1SoToS. D. G., July 1a-.Among the
indictments found by the Criminal Court
Grand Jury to+lay was ono AEalnst George
". 1ngulls, formerly United States 1hdIan.
Agent at the Pluto Agency. for presenting
false vouellers--0ne for Sa,l aud ono for $lB4
in ls7a+ 1t is alleged tl!at Ingalls, Is do-
fnulter to tile amount Of about $4,000 TO-
thu G0ycr.in!snt. lMgal!s Is said to b0 some.
where out West. .,...
:. =. - COL II. {, ne ANNA; :
WHO was formerly United States Collector at
Sitka, Alaska, Wls hef1te the Grand Jury
to-day, complaining that local paper bud
published llY ns an tt.saNa per.oh aud dan.
eeTaus, Du Alma sa!l tAls pu0lfcation t.ad
italu him Rreat Injury, Tle Grand Jury au-
yfse4 lltnl TO aua, far damages. lto said ha
was too poor, amt tho Jury promised to lo0k'
Into bis case after recess. : DE- Alma COM,
plaine.l that Secretary sherman t,na him r.
movsd ~ ct.!!srtQr, and two YEAR, aHo thera
WAS talk Of Ills hAYlng threatened Sherman
with violence, and the Treasury Watchnlen
were ordered not 10 lat h!n luto the Trtas;
Mrft' -. Y. '':"'-+ sj.iitss *.s,t: ts&f{. :.y!t:
'....:.. run sr{A1tRQuTE: :cAskg. !: ~, :,
Tho discharge OF the Grand. Jury to-day
srltds all: the star'routo cases over until
uQtuber.''i :.;,slt l.. -! = !:r
)
, 1881-07-19

yo1d In ecclesiastical circles wlltcf, w,ll mt
s"ol1 lM fsIcd. III him literuturo 1uses 0uo Of
Its brightest ornaments, md humanity ot,e
Of Its lrllcsf. mnst stent1f.lst, MD consistent
champions. Americans Wilt llear Df Ills
deatIl With grief mt exceeded BY that Of Eli
g'ish'tlei. tlG was the frlen,l nC Ainerica III
tho ll0ur Of her ,,erIl nntl distress.
, 1881-07-19

3tfOft.AT.

CoSsTASTISor1E. July 18.-lm compliance
with the St1tan's order, tlle Slelk III Islam
and forty Ulenlas nte examining documents
CONNECTED With the recent trial Ut 3fElhat
1'asl,a and his associates. They will lave to
tlccldu It tho sentences arc In accordance
with the religious law. -
, 1881-07-19

CINCINNATI, O., July 1s.-1hs Cincinnati
1iollllg-Sltll started up tllis morning after a
rest Of two months on nccot,nt Of n strike.
Noil-l!nion men arc employed ut 1,lttsburg
prices. 4Another rolllng-lniil ii preparing to
start III tic sAlle way, atd the pr0prtators
say they will have n0 difficulty in procuring
.W1Tkll4lta Il. .a:4i LII
, 1881-07-19
j: SOUTH AMERICA;

/ 0urN0s AyRxs, Juno a.--rhe American
| Ministers 'lure and at Santiago, Chilli, hayo
overcome all tue difficulties at$endt1g the
settlement OF tho boundary question between
Chill! and the Argentine Republic Tho two
'0oyarnment& have agreed 10 tinIsl, the settle
lhane By Z treaty, without arbitration. A.
majority tn both tho Chtltal,. ..arlA Argentine
Congressss sYill support The treaty,
AuEuoytrA. -, .s, 81. s.. ~ :: ,.
=: Tho Harg!ton,, Of j. .AfeNQuipa, routed the
forces Of ths qalderon Qoyetnmept. = ):
=: - ttt~s FIEnoltq, y ! j. 81
who u At Ia Par, II organizing for further:
guerrilla waftare. and annoying. the ohiliaat
operating ID the lntsriuE ~ '''' =.
, 1881-07-19
LABOR AND CAPITAL.


snetMt ptspdtth to Iha Chttago Tribune.
Sourlr ELoiS, ILL.,, July 1s.-Soutll Elgin
see,ns to bu peculiarly afflicted with strikes.
Another strlka Inns occurred in +. a. Teitt j.
COS stone quarry, where large gang Of
men arc employed. The hands tl,ore have
beon receiving $l.73 per .lny, but demanded
So per ttny for the balance Of the season..
Tlo proprlatura were obliged to grlnt tilelr
dulna!ld, for. they hal no stunH guarded
Alleutl. aild other hands c0ultl not bo pro-
targl to I'LL their places.
, 1881-07-19

pnErAnfSG Folt An oGTDhEAK.
LONDON, july 1S,-A dispatch from Dur
bnn snys affairs In the Transraal are looking
serious, 1t ia repnrted tl,at deadlock cy.
lists In the Commission, and great uneasIl1ess
prevails In Pretorla ard Lydenb,lrg, whcro
the natives arc preparing for All outbreak.
, 1881-07-19
''TUNIS.

rAnls, July y18.--Dtspatc1ics FROM Sfax re-
port that during the bombardmenl and capt.
IRE, 400 Arabs were killed and 400 wounded.
SOUTH TuS1B
IL very mitch disturbed.
, 1881-07-19
The Name Of Vernon, Who rs a
Landlords Agent, Received
with Groans.
The Euglishmeu Much Interested in
the Iuoursions Of tho James
Gang. .:
Continuance Of Excessively Hot
Weather in Western Europe
MARK Lane. ::
Cornell About to Row on the Bsauti-
ful Blue Danube at
Vienna.
DEAN STANLEY.

q.
....
.' DEAN STANDBY.
DANGEROUSLY I'LL.
LONDON, July 1s.-Dean Sianiey's co1tlI-
,,ol /. rrorartous, the erysfpeluy, tytllcll wins
at first =, eal, having sprcud rantdly. Canon
rarror ndnInisturcd tho sacrament to tho
,mttcut ear]y fills morning. ": =
nAAp.. -
Loypos, July le.-Latcr-De Stanley Is
dead,
~. AT THE DE-ATfrpED.
Dean Stanley's sister. Canons Farrar and
Jones', ,.and sevcra! members nf the Deau'a
household. we're prcsentat bis dchthbcd. lie
remained for Soma tlmo in a sclnf-uncon-
'ectous condition until he died.
: TIE "SEws" 80 80
says: No living Divine will bo niore deeply
regretted or widely missed thin Dean stan-
ley.";: -! = =
TIE Ancl!nlsifoF OF CANTERBURY
arrived a. the Dcanery OF Westminster Just
In time 10 speak few words to Dean sta1i--
ley before tho latter became unconscious. =,
+. T1lE DEAN Will. He nuIslEp
beside bis wife In Westminster Abbey.
lie was born In Aldcrly, Cheshire, Dec. IL,
1sts. Ills father, Dr. Edward Stanley, was
Hector Of Aldorly for tlltrty.two years, and
from 1851 to lis death, ll 1870. was Eplscopal
l!ishop ot Norwich. 1ie WAS the author Of
auosed IN tho scfool-books of tho timc ard
sIiec. The son w'ls educated at TUG cole.
ltated school OF lughy, and graduated froni
University College, Oxford, In lsS]. His col.
lego career was exceedingly brilliant Ills
loelu, 1.-The Gypsies," won tho NawdeRate
nttze for Engllslt poetry, 1lc took a first
class pr|ze fn classics In 1911. won, THO prize
for tl,o best latln essay In 1859, and tho
mixes for the best English and the best
theological essays IN 1sio.. That yoar lle
was elected Fellow Of University
College. IlU Spc1lt tWc1Yc yenra
, 1881-07-19

Scryin. II f'aw was discovered In her crank.
A new shnft will b. fitted.
I'.sTHft'K ENAS
,as purchased tic Dublin Iris1nin, Illus
placing ilte wllolo ut the national journals IN
ireland .inler Tile control of Tho Land
Lcnguc. {