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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-12-08

Lancaster Lodge Mo Nets g, sa + h. a,.t M, MI
tlrd saturday q eaoa mouth at p. m r. i
saavayer. Master Joseph Boek, socy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-12-08

DennisOn House, S y Nao r E r.. f
house ats n,ri tAy redrted ind Ietur i,hed
throughout aa4 lo pains VIII b. spared accoumo-
l-l- ~. s. ll.-l -tLnMmg attaeh-A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-12-08

II u. T. Cloat n p, Mount Hone. ORA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-12-08

Jesse Brooks General Collection Agent
49,. $3.50 and couycynncer, Bloom.
Collections promptly attended to. Referees 80
whsl desired 0ea s4fs-
, 1881-11-30

&fInn1 NervgGDs
OFFICE or THE CHIEF AldSAt, OFFICER, WAsH-
IStlTuN, u. e.. NUv. MI a. m.-lnsilcauons-
Fur tho Tennessee ntid Uhlu Wiley, warmer cast
IL so,,t, winds, Increasing ciuu.l.ncss, and soca
rsIns, stationary Or fnltl,y barometer. followed
during tue tight by col,ler westerly wiiIds and
rising Dardtnetgr.
Fur tho towur Lake region, Hight rains ai1l
purity cloudy weather. saIfbory Winds, shifting
to west ail northwest followed sliiriug tho night
by rising har,netrr and lt,wer temperature.
Fer lhe Upper 14nkn rtHsnt't llEht t4lnHs lot
lnweL l,y t1ier purity cl',l!dy weather.. lXht
ynrlahto w!l,sia, and rlsnY fnl'nwcd uy fnlllng
barometer.
feys. generally euiher partly vlnliily weA,tiert
light rat,ls III NsAuur ntMi Hight variable wtt,'ls,
rising Followed by fullnK hhtutnrtcr.
ThHre nru Indications Ut 4 storm tlavglor'nR IN
tte Southwest, nuw Urlttrstl III I'M HUI Territory.
Slight disturbances lsase rNsactl ht'rth nf tI0
Lake rrgDn to tho f.>wur 81: Lawrence Valley,
attundcd BY llKa, r,,ins md roi!owsl In the
Northwest, near f.ake superior. by ctlueT
purttloIly III westerly winds. Local
r4,Ins ure reported frall the l.nke re-
Eiof,, tito Gntf md Suith At!nntfu states.
GntCAtlt3, Nuy. .y--i0:i3 y. nl.--Tho tuliOwilix
observations hru tMkul III tho same inDtntnt ut
time Mt ult tho stnti*,ns ilNlle4:
Tito rhcT StKlLAl UllfcGr nt tho army turnahcs
tho following sj,eunl hullrtin:
i. HHtEKYATtDY1.
, 1881-11-30
4 1.iteslupstesanl Spring,

FnsscnrowN. NJ. Nov. a.-ln April lust
David Manners. tnsluer tfytng iu KtHxwGMt
Township, discovered Il sprtug right alongside
ot unothvr sprlftg which bus buell IN exislolco
Mboul eighty yeuss. hut has yielded no wnter,
not evSu III wet stasors,. B'.Vo thu rutte,Ibl,rK
tunnel WIS made teveral years uKo. Why tnfs
vprtn4 shuutlt How WhIlu tue other IL dry batites
the wisdom q the ngiEhboruna.i. Just how
thu mountain EeKto.s beyond paltorbllrg 10 tho
DelaWarn ltisor aa'ls to thu lnyatory Of tho
Liz II, howesor, is the faet thut every til1G tue
moon changes, whelhnr thore IL ruin Or not, tho
spn8 rises about eloveh tuchGs. ,llld Ehon fuIA
ax4In some fur !nrlles. Tbts uuuses Il HIitl
Ut soy6. inches with every change III thu
rspldlly. Alsoa1y taere aso Sirius u u strrltai
being f0Ftuod. Aha tau cousso which 1t will tAkr
il olGarly outlined uMsang tho rocks and uvtt
down ~ tho meadow lau1. The question which
anon Ut tho springs curious conduct Ii
~ to Tho result should y ktreunI nI Any
size be formed. IiIutkel In by the hills Il
would be apt to rush down aver tho hta4 in.
destroy lho rioh farming soil. A suxAcio..s
suAuol- teacher has luttt, 4Dsne nRurt1iH regard
lug 1t. nnd has coue 10 tao conclusion ii thi
, 1881-11-30
NGlkuS1-IX0taGtOyt.

Mr.. william X. Nelson, publisher Of the Kan-
sas City Ercnt'lg Star, was mnrrel In thls city 1T
5;:o p. III. yesterday to Miss Ida Houston. Tho
wctlilfng ceremony WINS performed by tho Ilev.
Or. Lucko at No. G101 South Park avenue. tho
residence ut blr. anu Mrs. ". II. Murtlon, aistcr
und brothnr-itl.lNw nf tho hrida. There were
prcscllt tho Hon. |. D. q. Nelson, StAtc.fl floise
Commissioner OF Indiana. falhor Of tho trilo.
groom; sirs. Henry ". 'Dond, Ut Fort Wayne,
sister Of the bridegroom: Mr. aud Mrs. Mnrden,
at this city; btr. and Mrs. McCurtly. Of Bloom-
lugt0n; the Neesrs, liUastUn aud their wives.
brnthBrs mud sistcrs or tho bride. Thu wedding
wis entirely private. Tho acwy y-Ennrrlcl couple
sat down III SUPPER Mfter the ctronlony. niltl Mr..
md alrA. Nelson taon took the trAtn tnr 1t.
Loi,is an their wAy t0 knnsAs City, Whcro they
Rru to make tlor home In the future.
, 1881-11-30
MRS. LINCOLN.
How Her Affairs Are VioVod by Fe0s
pla In Flor Old Home.

rtA ia 24Df WlH 410}nGs
Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago 1Ftbuns
8PnikdFtEI+n H., Nov. :s9.-Tha full statement
or3lrH i.nonln's financial affairs, which appeared
III Tit. TRIBUNE lust rhnrstlay. ought to hasu
aet ut rest tho lnd of the public As u li9r cOla
dttion; but Tits subjeut Will undoubtedly uo,.
tInno 10 10 ngatAtesi ty her so long Us ahc Gun
obtain n hearing III tho newspapers. in q re
cont interview s1p sumlnnrIly uIsposca of tho
fnct th.t sh0 Possesses <G0,0 In t,ovnrntnent
bonfs, which nro hold hoEu in trust f,r her,
bysaying that It III II A,nll matlcr and conccrnB
nut0tiy. 1t hNs alsa beoH s,ntctl th4t hor poy~
orty tH duo to tho purchase by her while abroad
OF slxty-tlyo lurKe trunks containing coslIy
tincsy' Ut all descriptions. atrs. Lincoln Ii u1-
lo,abietlly somowhAt p1oror thun sho would
huvo boon hal she not p.!l out anndrcds of'
duIIara fur Carrying the aforesaid trunks About
tho country With tier, but their oUntonts arc mt
of suIllatont value to serlnusy tnlpAE even
d yury lnodar,tu cumpetencc, This
tsark9elo 5 .n so1leoon 70 ths q tsntx . ns:
whitus. shu lils aiwaya hA.t y lori Ut ulana t0r
retaining ivory arst1o u: eothtax which she
Hn ttu Articles * II h"isehal ase @ a.ia orttacass @
1'hose trunks Arc tt'!ot! with tho AcounulAuonN
3 ~ xSa Sy + IL r. ssy %sHqn ss
sst1e sssS 1xK Wiz !sas. sssa sass. e 'sF aaF : f:
papers Oh Illa III tho County Court hero
| In reatlutl tn tho scttlutnept OF Ahrahnlu Llu.
ouili's estate, aud It Hppcnr* fFam tho reo0lpls
az tiIt that Mss, Li.sol.,, liobYrt y Ltneon, anl
fJ,xO. Alter Tal's sleath. slrs. L!ncuI1 was oil.
ftIcti to ubuut $!:hNN frMu bis oatate. which Ind
| inurcused ko!ncwlat slnce tho distribution, but
| st,p turned It utl Over to ltNbeyt. A prominent
| Democratic Congressman frnni HlluthGru Illinois,
III discussing Mr. i.igcolA's drslro tnr nh appr0-
clly i,lcreasa bur pensoH frotn t3.uM u t5 0 On
| tho ground thnt sle .lad auttegul II sosa nt
| xs.uH annually hy the srtun1!ng af her bonds.
WIS unnecessary. hui lhnt l1o one would teel
| Ike imposing sub ~ 1ueasurc. evph though It
l4Iy.
, 1881-11-30
Mental I}elsrcHAlQta,


Hpsetas Uup4teA to TiA EAttapv IStbphs.
DET1tOlT. Aleh. Nav. :a'.-alrs. Susan FuAihcr.
ston cut hor thrant with q razor lit her hon.u. II
hnerEQHn BsrG1t. betw1en 10 ana II uGOek this
tHorntli1. as'u Instantly uxplrcd. Mrs. Fchlher-
.aton WAS abuut II yours OLD, aud bud been l1lnr-
rls'l several yeara. Fur year or two past sto
hud lleen Rtl,latet with utaoaso which wnsted
bur tu skclotun and bAtllel the skill Ut tho
best phystclans In tho aity. and It Ia supposed
1nVntal depression lG4 her 10 comu,It tho
saan act II. gesthsFston WONT IL
Wnrk early u thu tuurintuR, lpRy.
Ink bin WIN asleep III bell. At tle tttme
anoys named ono ot tho Inmates .of TUG lowpe
tton's apartment up.stMlrs, aEd 0u Bs,tnx zip
tnnrId tha uHforluAuto wn!aun 1n tho t!Dog hu-
s!'lu her bed. unuressed.a l.arg!b!a KaA,. vi her
throat aad al,e raxor n!' tho 'lluot by hss. ii.
aiarua was immediately Yiyun, bur dcath eiaued
ahou. four !nchss lnnx. at tne hase Of tna nuek
FeAtbsrstntt some lays aXa tald her Ausballt
Whsre 10 lind ths t'pney ''!n case anythMx hap'
| penei 1t ~ concIuhi.l sAs wus then cUntclu'
plating autesuv. She lvaves no children.
, 1881-11-30

riso continues at Its prcsont rate AMI tbs
HsEcnnl tnrins, IA nbn Fcefns lEkbiy. IN three
years there will be hotly of wator pnurlug ovec
tito rocks lnrRa cnol,Rh to unnso trnublD and
nwny, uiltcAs lnnyctl hnfurehanl. These thlnHA
ntu not ngrHcnble 10 contemplate, and Dnyht
Manners and hIa ticEhtors nra seriously 1Esutiaa.
ilR the taking OF ;apcody measures to prevent
thin prnDhhttn flODJ. -
, 1881-11-30

HFfflN U1gpaEtH 70 TIE CHltHto 1f9pHHRs
KINGSTON. Ont, Nov. .1.-AfHch excitement
wis caused on the streets today by tho als
nouucenent that Fort Frederick, on Point Fred
cr!ok, Immediately opposlt the city, was On ars
An a!arnl was sountlo.l and scuton Ut the 1Fe
brRnla went to tho Point. The fire WIS found
In the ronr ut ono of tho round towers and was
yNbtlucd with sotne difficulty. Tho eudsts and
oilicgrs OF tho Military CalleRc nssIsttl The r1'
cItutucnt caused wis uwlnK to tho puWler l1iax'
uf tho distinctive luilttrts that MauGs Kingston
llpted aA the nhlct 1nLltary stntlon In OAtarlo,
, 1881-11-30
NIosAnge Of. Gov. R1nckbUrn. OF Ken.
tuc1sY. to the Lemfhl1lfalrc


FtANKFotsr, Ky., Nov. :A.-Tho message Of
Gov. liluckburn WIS rcnd In tho Legislature tn
dug. AZ to State tinnnccs ho says: 1t Is
gratifying TO DO aho to hssure You Of moro
ehcorEul condition ur tur t1nAncce tdnn was
presented In NY last mcssn9e. Tho amount OF
vArlnus funtla III tho Trenatlrf the 10Th OF Oc-
ts,tcr, 1881, WIS NJ follows, Itovonuo Dopnrt-
uent, $Gl ,It8.; sinking fund PROPER, $lda, ,!A II;
school fund proper. &zi. G,Sd; colnrcl school
fund, $3L4ag.A; sotui, $247,',!a3i. Tho estEsnnte
ot tho late Auditor, tho Hon. u. Now,tr
Smith, OF tho Aot!elt tn be mot for tho tlacMl
yonr following bis fetirotnont and outltu9 Uct. III.
lSal, wRs $G7G, ,8l@.ai. Tho last General Assembly
made temporary prnvtsIon to meet hls deficit by
Mut.urixing a trunstor ut surplus ntd loan
from tho sinking fund to rtv1nne proper 1T
fssa a,G7l.7., They ala0 authorized the GavcFnor,
Auditor mud Ircasllror to hurrow e5U0. .001 an tho
credit nf tho State, II III their Judgment 1t should
bu found necessary. OF this Amo1lnt, &:u0. QUO
was narrowed during tho year 1Bao, ard $l0U.U0o
in 1881, maktua totA! OF *93b, ,o7l1::. Tho aInk-
ing FUND tobt hus all beet paid. md niso si9o-
u. Oh borrowed 10 @ iat,sy, viii baiacs ii; tht Treas:
ury to the credit nt the revonuu pr,per
III Is Tug ,a!las tGss p .oSe Ssie'ss e ! &S Sh3
isss tWo i,ssai years y tho seas iasi osl,iroiT7
t,iro. @ Il nj vii 10 sS',illsniy hoc:i that tIis
.eno!t could ~ entirely ell'ntna.ra Gy sllo next
nGcAl yepr-t}ct,'lo. lbsa}-but fnr tho' cxPcnAe
nttunlnnt ucontho session nf tue Legislature.
il, iys, Hllet. 81 sousso, includes that sn'oaSt,
ts ns fUl1uWa:-
|, Expenditures for tho your onlInR Oct 10, 1885,.
TteusurY Oct. H. lBs!, sd1. .lla.::9 tot4l Sl,p7,.
3s7ol; a9ttott for The y.aY, SlN taaG': - waoh
IT, iss Rsa Sa HI. 'a'' ao'ict a'ss 'ay oIs t.
| n,ot W etitl0r ncreuslnK tho tux Or
| Issuing 10Hsts but l do mt tniuk it tn be Atl-
statv tux IL much lower tlltll tai VI ululost any
stato u sho Union. 4 y anpy ,.'etluaso e all
ilko its real sauo. rio Btnto lux MmSi,its Is
hut 10 eents on the hInlrel uultars, OF which
" couts voes to tho tchuol fund, nnd tive contB
| tu ih0 btlsknK fund. leaving only ~ uenta Ut
what IL tor1nua royNlltl0 prnI,or for tho support
| unu expGtIsts NJ thu StutQ Government for AIl
| purIuaea whatsoever"
, 1881-11-30

7Et CUVRgV1II11 1HEHs9 HUM To6oooF
NAsitytLLE, Tunn., Nov. 2d.-A tIre ocatlgrca
mt Cookeytite, Tent,., the night Ut tho Eth ins,
IT. tho Cox NDtel, owncd and OCCUPIED ty ss.
Crutuhcr, 1t originated In gRrre. .ear tho top.
Tho whole wps completely destroyed The next
hOuee burned was that or ]. H. Nuurc Sou, oe'
cuplcd by Slaughter & Co.. merchants. who
savcd hall tholr goods. Tic bioek IN tue sp:h
side Ut tho Equure. snve one hnuse. WIS st.'a.
piutoly dsatrjyetl. Tho losses ars - fo!loWs:
Mira. ii. j. Cr,itchcr, S:DN: Stnley Cruschsr,
%l.UOO; J. II. M0nra Il Son, $l.G.N: sMuxnssF y
Co, &AUuQ; A, Sloan, 1,:.hW. No insurance.
, 1881-11-30

Jerry 1Icfkibbctl, mt St. Joaepli, !io.
sne.fni niaraKth IN 1ne {hitdn.l Tfihutls.

Jerry 1IcKibbcH, Mt St. Joaep1i, Mo-
Spteiai Dhrafeh to The Chteaos Tribune.
st. IosEpH. NO., Nov. .0.-Jcrry Nckibbcn
fell dead at =: If tony III the oItleu Of the new
Worlds Iiutel. iie catno hero Ro.ne thrco
months nKo from Philadelphia. whero tic hsl'l
long reaIle.l, to tak0 charge Of lilo pldco. tlo
hus wnrketl hard slnce his arrira, nltd TOMORROW
nlehts reception 10 tho guests Of tho clty WIS to
to the grnud or formal opening Of tho house. 4
little while heloro bis death he wus pfiotluE Il
number of our citizens und GUESTS through tho
house. and while Walking around complained
TINT he felt bad. aud twn minutes tntor ho fell
upon tho tlour unt' expired IN n few tuomnats,
scarcely epcnktux u word. lie WIZ nb0ut III
yo,,rs OF nge, ai,d had wife aud three chldr1lt.
Ha remains Will bs shlppud to ha oil h01ns In
Fhlln,lBll,ilIn. ApuE!cxy svns tho caltEe Of hlH
s,s.ltien tlruth. whlcn has Gust cloud Of gloom
all over the clty.
, 1881-11-30
At SYLVAN Heights, Hla., Loss slp''''t
INSURANCE S7,UV0s

ST. Louis, No., Nov, A.-Thn large t"o.l's!
building occupied hy Louis II. stranbe' usea y,
II uanotng- hull, md yury popular resort ~, ~
picnic und excursion pirttos n attsan1e .wa
1t HylyjuIl iiejKulk, about twenty miles uo
thu riyur, via burned stundny Night, su'o"'1s
d loss Ut $lO,xlU; Ihanred for s10N,
, 1881-11-30
At Hoclioster, N. ", Lox* 5000, Ins
altrntiGe S1usUU0.

Special Uispatth to Tie Chicago Tf(huns.
1loCllRsrE1t, N. y, Nov. 20.-A destructive fin
occurred hero this snernnH, consuming the ctr
tire stock Of hats, caps, aud furs nf Frank II.
hiNron, thu value Of which Is estimated ut ST..
0o0: insurance.. $l8000. The fire orlglnated p
tho rear Of the store, but frt,ln what cauae Il
unknown. Tic insurance ,lpnn rho stock, whlct
IL nlnlestn total loss, Ia as follows: Qurcn. Of
England, $o,oQ0; Guardian, Of England, t.,oU:
CnlnmereiMl untn1l. England. $.,tvl; l.a Contl'
Islce. FrHnce. $G.lO0: Aluericnn Central, st
fixtures wcro Insured In tho .Eln,t. Of Martford,
$ltOU; Cosnmerolat Union. Sl,tW!: and ate :
tUtal loss. Tho building WAS slightly injured.
, 1881-11-30

night: that he offered bis guards $1,Qoo each,
whilo being brought back, to let him escape;
and tho removal Of tho Caldwell property from
the bnnks OH Saturday, which Smith took with
him 10 Nawtnt,, although leposits wore received
up 10 the last minute. At meeting or TUG
con,iteo .etern,!rca man was s,, sS,t gtser re F. +,
snI s",ncthIns .tT,u'' ia '' 10 With the removal
nf collateral. Dnnfurl told the Ea.hlcr hero
ijiuk. Tho bunk bullng ut 1.yuheli was Tin.
lsIVl hu. NJ. .'pel, tnr ous!ncss 4 + reMr.s.l
md tn'esrl lint t'anfnss m hns at:pnstn =. tlo
il N"w Ynrk. Muyor itstahes anA +. II: l'.,rl
hnvr ut,i,p Enst II, l1nk nfter this. The t'nshier
anti blat,es the Caldwell CRsh!er fnr not keepInx
Bis Sew yDrk nccs'ltht up. M q prntrstcs! uraft
ui. tho Caldwell l}hnk cnt!Btsi tho run. All tho
hunks ware doing well. md nothlnR but crooked
work could have caused the failure.
, 1881-11-30

bpsetdt Disrateh 10 The t:hteaao 7floaaf
OSHKOSH, WIS.,, Nov. :a3.-Fts0 late this atter'
uool, tIcatroyed tho Bhiug,o.tni Df @. {. 0rtisa
l. Co.. situated :rear the river. The osa II sst'
,nated at $l0,000 The Insurance II saoo-
$,,UO3 Zach in tho American and tho UnIoa Of
Philadelphia aud the Star of New YORK. arg tss tas
luIaItp Ii nshar companies. Thu CAUSE ol !le
1iru ts MnkHawu. u.s. tho mill nhs hot oeea ~
Upprat{on nllcC tho ttDad.
, 1881-11-30
STEAMSHIP NEWS. ,,.xO,.ul.

AsTwsap, Nov. @'-4Arfi'ea'
fluan New York. rs, stssmcEs
Anaryl,Is. RON New Castle, England a4' i
LoHDt'N, Nov. ss.-Ino n1na1, ns14n'",,sxL ha's ~
York, and bloEaYian. tron ae0"
rived out
, 1881-11-30

ST. Louis, No.. Nov. :0.-InyostIQnt'qn OF the
affairs Ut +. ". LalIyin1 & Co., tho liquor houso
tlut nude un assignment u fow lnys nKs, shnwa
*lIG,ON.
, 1881-11-30
The Situation OM Prince Edsva rslss
Island.

CuARtorrETnwS, y. E. l., Nov. @.-closcr
examination IF tho ntEnrs of tho t}nnk oi prstlec
E,lwnrls Island show tho banks position to be
rnther murc favorable than ut. first supposed.
Cnsttcr 13recken's tli9ht was nwtng to Wild mud
reckless advances uxnlllst tho Directors express
oxiers. 1t Is still t,olIcved thu mute halers and
tlt.ptlsitors Arp xnfg. Therg 10 no sEu of puilia
Or run Un tho other banks. These hnvc tho full
conitlenco OF tho public.
, 1881-11-30

apsctat us,pairh 10 The Chteaoo 3rlbuns-
nEoArtlti, IT,, Eov. :1.-rhls mornil,y Mira.
Ell,l CAltstii dlcu ot lung fuyer, NRctl Alot 70
yrnra. ttnr husband. whosa uKo WIS ~ yours,
Iled OIL Thanksgiving day.
, 1881-11-30

Ilosrt1y, hlass,, Nov. 90.-Tho insurance -"
Amoruan liunbor- Works, burned last ' .'',1.
oyor SOU, ,U)o, ul,l hcfd .noss'y hy eollspa'' w.
aida uf npston and III forelRn co!upaa'es'
, 1881-11-30
Only Three Buildings Out of n.
N1nny Hundred Left
Standing.
A Total Loss of About $500, 900.
with Very Light In.
susanCe.
A Blaze Mt Rochester, n. T., 1nyol,1n.
Loss Of $85, 900 /; fusur.
ailce, $4,000
Villages In the Southwest Visited By n.
struosive 0onhagratious-Variou,
Fire Notes.
Augusta, Ark, Almost Conplrt.t,
Iurncd Tn,

Burned Up.
Spsttat Dtspdteh 10 The Chicago J},nttr.
I11Tt.E ltoCK, Ark, Nov. at II o clock la,
night u Iirc broke o.tt III Augusta, fl tnwn ~
1.lUU pcnpls situated Oh the cs,st bunk Of whIt.
lttyer art tho cuunty.seat Of Woodruff Cuuntr
There Is no lire department., and tho tatnr,
spread rapidly, dcsptlu tho axcrt1ot,s uf cItt,rn.
Nearly all the buildings wcrs wuul. aud burned
like ttndes. In forty minutes FROM tho time ,ha
lire Started It was apparent that nothing rodI
gtny its prUgresa. and TINT tho tow, WIS loomtI
One block nftor another yielded to the a,t.
yanclnG flames. a scaHe of intense excitement
e,ls,lpd. The streets were cruwdctl with
people, nearly nil Of whom were In Il s,nte or In.
lescFlbablc panic. and most Ut whom were ut.
1lesees Ut tho obstruction Of uverythuv cuubeIs.
Ing thotr worllly possessions. A numbered pet.
suns wero injured by fa1llhg roots and wal!a, and
1t Is learrl that many werc fatally burned, Qn,v
three buildings o,it of nearly ns trauy hunIrrd
wore loft stumbling. Tho toss.ui!!cc, tue l'ult,tt
nrlntng- olllco, three hotcla, v. s /. Ruttnon
dry tuods, ]. j. Cook groceries, Ur. ttr,tnsun'x
ol!.ec, md Dr. Woutl's oilce, V. Il. Hpuort.ou
Kls,cerlcs, Dun Shoup groceries, tho Wonl.
rutT hoto!, two Hturcs, Mr. st)trb.
ell prop:lclor, G. r.. ret,ltt druggist,
Mira. dickson millinery, Mr.. Ptckctts Law Of.
ilcc, Smith & Cyockers luw ol'ccs Il. G. Thurnp.
sons brokerage o!llce six offices owned by Hum.
blot s. Penn, one snd1lery, two barber shops, ons
confectionery, Clvanoss' salhon, Morton 4
Thonpsua's two.Btory inv Office, M,lrphys 81.
loon, two storcs, W. r. Campbell l. llru.'s dry
goudg. NathRn Gre0ory's two stercs, sirnons d
Co.'S dry guuds, stct;urtly's Hour mills, C,,ok's
furniture aturc, WlIkursons drug store, A. II
shup s. Co.'s dry hools, Mrs. stcpbcna' twa
dwellings used us Il hotut, Joo Deppucek's
storo, Whttctnib's furniture. sules Stctur1y',
grocurlos, II. L. HILLS dry gou1s, Whtto lilye,
M!lls ami apuke fuctnry, ant: numberless prlyat.
residences. The Inss un cotton nlonv will roach
SIJ,UCN, eovcral hunlretl bnles bulnX destroyed
ut the mills. The total loss Ia betwcen s3.;;J
and $Jo0UA Tho insllrn1lco Ia yory lxht.
, 1881-11-30
Death Of u Railroad Contractor,

LITTLE IincK, Ark. Nov. :a.-cpndnctor VIII
Martin. Ut tho ttttIu ttock furt tsintth Hallway
WIS Killed at Murrillten 1his cyenlnafwhiaa inak-
tnH Il coupling. Isu lost h!a fOOttuY a1a MAS rln
uvcr alil killed. inalautly. He WIZ 4ll cstlmab!e
YUun mutt
, 1881-11-30

1KEF1HGF1H 14HHsEs AHsT'0 II ,.I,,t
Tim n,nr,n from 1Iox No. :t43 at h:l5 octoeA
Inst evening was caused by tho exT'os'oa " !"
kurospto lamp ut M. n s;ollth snlxanil!! s'seo'
the rcsIleEcU Ut Arthur Fux. No antalsc'
, 1881-11-30

WAKlIlStryON, y. O., NuY. 1.-Anolhes cFaHE
nutuect Eliua Fits, alias +, Paul Nelsau2. irom
he rMIle 10 suSu Uujteuu. This tnlkrs ninety
pvauky arrested hesc siucu Natuel1 NUS saot.
, 1881-11-30
A Program Mapped Out for Their
Guidance During the
Session. g.,
The Bourbons viii Be Effectuatly
Squetched at the Proper
Time.
Aunual Message of Qoy. Blackburn, Of
Kentucky, tn the Legislature,
Now In Session..
He Takes More Cheerful View Of the
state'B Financial Condition than
a Year Ago.

Special uispatth tn The Chicago Tribune.
RICHMOND, W., Nnv. .D..-Thu conference Of
1.tl,erat n,ornbcrs.clect Of lne Legislature aud II
fcw other prominent leaders Of that party. hell
Inst night, resulted It, perfect understanding
us to tho policy to be carried out by tho ttnon.
lux Legislature. Thu debt question received
considerable nttentton Inst night. As thu lcVs-
lnturo mud nil tho State olcprs chosen wero
elected upon the direct issue Of the ithldlehor-
Rer bill, that mcusllrc will 10 promptly pnssot.
Tic purpose or IU discussion list night wns to
arrive Mt d perfect understanding in order t'lit
I'M tiscorl would artsu By the Introduction oe
schemes opposing tho ltIudicbergor btf In
urtter to coftpiscnte mnttcrs, tho llorhons,
II was said, might possibly Gnhonyor TO Induce
Bntne taan electotl as I'M autl-1sourGnn 10 intro
tluco a measure pronoslng to eliminate an
amount much creator tann provided for iii tho
HfldoberRcr bill. This would DO d0ne If done
ut oil, 10 orcntc trouble and dlscorll among tho
Liberals, and Thorough understanding was Ind
lust night. Tho lsiIdieberKer bI1l will be intro
diced yury snon after tito organization OF tho
Legislature. Th0 fricndstf TINT mehsure will
at once pass 1t. If tho 1lourbons resort 10 any
stops to protonE tho discussion and re-
turd leg,satio tho Liberals will qutot-
Iy allow thon 10 hnyn thoir talk
to f,,p1asolvcs und, when thoy arc dono. vote
upon tho ts,oasurn mud pass It. Tho organization
Of tito two Houses or tho Asscmh!y was dis
cassol. j, G. Fowler. uf Washington County,
who las been lighting AgAlnst tho nnt-Lbcrnl
PARTY For yuniH, Will bo nude SpHakcr hf tho
House Ut Delegates. The Chnirsnnnshp Of the
Fnntcn Committee nf lint buly will. 1t ts
thought, be bestowed upon Dclcgnto l3onr.t
Of Roanoke, President Of the National nauk Ut
Salem, or Desugntu ". II. Turner 0f Norfolk.
onu Of tue largest property-holdcrs In
that city. Tho. SonatorshIp wns In
formally talked over, but no preferences
cxpressntl. s1atc-Aud!tor Massey and Cnpt.
ktpnf
, 1881-11-30

nuRuQuE. H., Nov. a0.-FathBr Furlz, Catholic
priest at Iiol!uy1c. died todny from sniu!l' p,x,
coniructol wh!lo tu thu tllschasRe OF duties
waiting Un tho Riuk.
, 1881-11-30

ST. JoHS. ". b., Nay. .0.-Tho f3ay Of Fundy
Quarryinx Company bus suspended owing tn tho
future OF the Pacific Nnuonal Bunk or lsoston
A goud deal ia due the Ut. Joha merchants md
.f.sttt
, 1881-11-30

NEWARK, N. j., Nnv. 2o-sonu stockholders
Of tne Mechanlcs' l'ank arc prcpar,ng to sue tho
Directors for tho recovery Ut ins,iloy nbstrRctou
by tho CuAh!cr through their negligence.
, 1881-11-30
Foundry ns.rneA ut NJ. Louis: !,

FIR. Louis, Mo, Nuy. .a.-Thc foundry u y.
Ki.putrck, lu South Vt. Lauls, burned ea't' ' ~
u,pru,ug, Loss ustl,,ntea at *so,o0; lns1sea '''
$hNhl.
, 1881-11-30

lUHUFMnCH III TEIUAy1VUHEH8
HARRISBURG. Nov. sN.-The Insurance Com.
missioner has ordered m examination Of tho
books OF thu state CapItai Mutuat t!!e. .lnsuranco
Company, dung the lhrYest business In tho city.
, 1881-11-30
". II, Wtllttles.

AuaunN, N. Y, Nov. *9.-W. II. whatnet
business ukcnt or l&ieo'A opera troupe, lruppal
d0Au III thu Osborne Hous0 tn1ay+
, 1881-11-30

llpSToN, tfnRa., NIv. a0.-Ilr, .1nhu Nacon. for
many yeara Professor vi Chemistry ut Harvard
College. III dead.
, 1881-11-30

nuHugvE. H., Not. A,-l)r. hlbohatRch. for
mary ycura County FhyHtclan md u prosninnnt
member or tho tnet,lcu profession, u!eu here
thts uurtt,sX, MxDl u yeurs.
, 1881-11-30

SUICIDAL.

AAtT1MnnH, Md, Nov. sl.-E. n. Clabaugh.
well k1owu umonx turflunm, dit.t this. norutuy.
, 1881-11-30

0ALENA, ILL.,, Euv. :0.-~Mes. Smith, vito Of
HcnlanlM Bnth, miner aud tarnlor residing Ia
i'lAltestlte, 'wls., WA Altn0at instantly Killed
yeaterttAy by belll4 thrown from lu4Ky. Ih0
nccidunt WIS cattsed ny u runaway tcula.