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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

H. H. Faulkner & Go. are just in
receipt of their fall and winter goods.
They have large stock of dry goods,
boot, shoes, etc., and especially direct
the attention of the ladies to their line
Of dress goods, which cannot be sur
passed in variety, quality and price.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

Will Brewers many friends are glad
to know that he is rapidly recovering
from the spell Of sickness that is con-
firing him 10 his room.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

Miss Nellie Wright, of Chattanooga,
returned to McMinnville last Saturday
to attend school. Many friends well
come her back.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

Prof. Matthews has opened an Art
Craio studio in our town, and has on
exhibition fine lot of pictures and in
vites you to see them.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

Mr.. John Burroughs is travelling
now in the interest of the Spoke and
Handle Factory at this place.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

Col. j. II. Savage and Hon. M. D.
Smallman have been attending court
in Smithville this week.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

WANTED AT A. M. Cawthon's,
100 hu,hel~ charcoal for which he will
nav cash or trade.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

The Gold Medal cooking stove still
leads the van, as attested by the num-
Der sold daily by A. M. Cawthon.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

The boys say the 'possum crop is
fully ripe and the yield not affected by
the drought.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

Capt. j. 9. Dougherty is in Nash
vile on official business and will be
gone for some weeks.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08
SOUTHERN STANDARD.
McMinnville, Tenn, Oct. 8, 1881.

Woodbury. and Cannon county were
we'll represented here last week at the
show.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

Something newt Fresh ham sau-
sage ready for use and great luxury
at Brewer u Northcut's. "a
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08

Tinware, pressed end Japanned ware
lust arrived at A. M. Cawthon's.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08
County Court Land Sale.
Aaron Fletcher, admir-, VS. whaley Bethelps

Aaron Fletcher, admir- VS. Whaley Bethelps
heirs.
DURSTANT to an introductory decree
/ pronounced in the above entitled cause
at September, 1881 term, of Warren county
court, ! will on
Thursday, 18th October, 1881,
on the premises of the late Whaley Bethel,
decd offer for sale at public out cry, the
1871 acres of land mentioned and described
in said cause, and being the same used and
occupied by the said Bethel at the time of
his death. For amore particular description
of said land reference is here mad to title
papers executed to said Bethel from John
c. Holcomb and others, which is now on
file and will be shown on day of sale.
Terms Of Sale-On credit of IL and "a
months, except twenty dollars cash. Notes
with approved security required of pur'
chaser and a lein retained. Sept. IA, 1881
j. II. ROBERTSON,
9174 Clerk Warren County Court
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-10-08
Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and

will never be bilious.
For sale BIZ j. B. Ritchev, druggist.
, 1881-05-10
at this manifestation nf Executive interference
with "tho c0urtesy Of tho Bonato," nm. slr.
very Indignantly, yours. C0NKttN0.
ALTHOUGH Bismarck enjoys tho not nnvIn-

ALTHOUGH bismarck Enjoys the not nnvfn-
Lilo s,rnhnc Of "tho innm Of blind mid fron,"
hu sue,s to have telltler i,onrt f0r ttuso whose
1Mtth nf lova does mt rtln smoothly. Ills sofl
Ilorbcrt ho hns rocolyesi nRain with opcn nrma
ur,lor tho },atarnnt roof after his oaoapntie with
tho 1'rinccss OF Cnenntt- i.e,,thon, and now hn
hns removed nil ol'stnolos In tho way of happl-
tioss,ot nnothor rrinooly couple. Tslroo years
nko tho yuut,Y nuku f'nul ut Mcoklonburg-
sollworln foil III 1ovG with h!s beautf-
tut cu,lstu. tho Princess Marie von Wlnd1eeh-
Hriitsc.,. 1io is. Il Protestant and ain n
Cnthullc. It was case Ut truo love, anu tho
1npo tp!nH Implied to for bis cunsnut to tho
snnrringc, ref'1sud to Hr,.nt It. two uutoys sent
t,y tho fntl,cr Ut young raut to ttomo faftod 10
movp tho llInty heart Ut tho ropo. atli without
his permission tho marriage eoul1 not tako
placu. THO enguHcn,u1t ct tho yntln9 people
was declnrud 10 bo dissolved, Notwithstanding
thu tlouls Ut tcHrs Of Princess Mnrlo and tho
furious protestauons Of young Paul Tut fss-
hlurel hus kept bUth ln mind, nn1 now. since
Kotno and I3urlin aro carefully upproarhtug
UacEl othor ngntu, ho Inns informed tho Fhtlcau
that tho consent Of hts ilolncss to tho marriage
OF Tho Dnko Paul of observation-disclosures and
Princess Marie yon WtndlsohEriltaoh would 10
peculiarly ,ceeptnbln to him. Tho Icy crust
nrouul tho ropo's hoart disappeared Mt once.
and I'nnl and Mnrfo vii! bo mutlt uno III tho
nessr futuro. As u matchmaker 1llsmaruk is o
EttCCGS4.
, 1881-05-10

1T was nervous energy, says a London ra-
per, that kept Lord Hcncnnsne1d atlvo turLng
his lust tllness: llo took scurccly nny rourisll'
tnent, though he val!aatly enaegporeti to Ito SO.
Thnsu aboat him exertotl themselves In tlcv!stng
uhd cycn III preparing food. I.ursl ltowton him
Rclrtleseondod tn the Kitchen thnt ho might aug-
gcst peculiarly appcttzlng and yet simple datn"
TICS. Tho QAopn aont every sort or t1ollcaoy,
nnd many othor lndtos did tho s,rno. THO iatest
Hn!Il food whloh tho Iuvaii4 ato was part of q
ohtokcn cutlot Far ti'no, Mt tho earlier period
Of his Illness, ho desired 10 drink ltttlo port,
md spok0 of ccrtAtu old md raro vino which
be had tnstrd whep visiting his frtond and neigh
bor, Sir Philip ltuao. With nil haste some of the
gamo vino vas forohcd from ltayncr's; but when
1t cauo tho fulnt craving had diod away aud tho
patients wish to tnko n Rlass Ut port was gouo
beloro 1t could DO gratitei,
, 1881-05-10

Willie tho Senate Of The United States is
lust NOW deliberatlnE whether It will Insult
tho President Of tho United States by de-
clarEng that he shall appointing alan Collector
Of Customs In New York City whose ap-
potntment Inns not tlrst received tho approval
Ut Roscoe Conkllns, 1t may not bo Inappro-
priato to cali the attention OF tho Senate to
tho fact TINT It is but snail portion OF tile
machinery of tic National Government, aud
Il portion which may readily bo dispensed
with,
Worccall significant debate on this point
which took place in the House of 1lupro-
sontat1yes III April, 1878, md call attention to
tho strong language then uttered by sever0l
members 0t tho House who llaye slnce be-
como numbers, an4 aro now members, Of tho
Senate.
Tho facts leading W to this debate may be
briefly stated, The House passed bill re-
pea!lng tho duties On ten md coffee, Tho
Senate reterrotl this bill to committee with
Instructions to consider and report bilt
generally reducing tho tlr!H. In 1879 the
Senate passed q general tariff bill as M
amendment to tito House biil. Wi,an this
bill was recaived III the House, Mr.. Dawes,
now 6onator Dawes, submitted resolutions,
Which recttel "kt.at the substitution by the Son.
ate. under the form Of IN amendment tor tie
House bill" (ropeailng tho duties on ten md
cotfcel, q bill containing 4 KuIleEal revision.
reduction, ulld repeal Ut lnWs Imposing liti.
port duties, ete,, ''ss i,i conflict with the trns
intent and purpose Ut that clause Vt tao Con-
stltutlun which requires that aIl bills for
raising royenue shall originate In the House
of fikaprGSDntutiyHS.ah " ntld that therefore said
, 1881-05-10

THE recent census returns In Switzerland
show TINT thera are only three countries In
Europa in whlsh the iaorasso In population IL
slowor thnn IN tho lttls Nopubic. Tho in.
ereasa during tic paxt thirty yoars IN SwItzer.
lanl has been 6.1 per thousand annually IN
Dayaria the annual !aoreaso por thousand ID
~; tn ItuDa1ld, 48s ind III Franca 40, Tho 6wiss
cantoHs which ahnw the lareeAs jnorcas0 ArU
lsaxal aud uonsva, which hurb9r InrH0 nutnbor
Ut uerIu4n aud FFeRGh FgfuRees; Wtr ami zuR,
wheTo Thousands ut workman ara employed u,
tho St. Quthard Tunnel, and Neufoha1el. The III.
crease tn population, for 1881 Is Likely to rovoal
conatIaeutto tat!fuxotf frua tho average Ut past
years. fur an army OF om!grauta IL popsluy OIL
Ut tho country.
, 1881-05-10

In Dnlean's conclusion Of Grnnt'a militia.
r. aa.apa!sns, ha says that whom Grant was af,-
pointed Qauoral OF nil tho Union nrmiea hu
wanto& tu bounce 100 ornamental. useless lriga-
tllara at ouco, but Lincoln kept them III from
political influence. NraHt o'larou tho d.4ca,ir-
aged Iiuoll uorps, whteh ho declined, aud th0n
Grant recommended hts dismissal fron, the
army. IIo refused to nnko application for tho
services Ut either Mcclellan or Fremont. and
asked fur Banks removal, having no respect Tor
tho military oapaolty Ut elthsr. IIAnoook Is
much praised for bis hohavi0rln tho tlolt!. Grant
said OF slyol, tho German 0onesal, 'Ho will lu
nothing but run. IIo never did anything olso.' =
OF ua!dy smith ho said. ''Ite IL obstlnato. and
likely To aoudemn whatever IL not suggested by
himAclf.h
, 1881-05-10

C0NK11NG'6 QUARREL WITH GARFIELD.
ConklLng's quarrel with President Gar,!c!a
dates back to the National Convention which
was llelu III Chicago nearly year ago, In
tl,at Convention Mr. Conk!iug sustained u
isaorttfylnG defeat, and len. Garfield WIS
conspicuous among tho delegates WHO re-
fusc.l to submit to Conk!lnR dictatlon. The
Now York "Hoas" had proceeded ta the
Ch!cago Convention with the ayowel pur-
poss OF forciug the nomination of Cen.
Grant for q third term. TO accoua-
pItsh thls end, It was neccssary to ao-
cure two preliminary advantages; ~ the
exclusion Of delegates chosen by Con-
Rressiona! districts In certain States whore
tho State Conventions had refused to recoK-
piza the rights ot districts to appoint their
own Delegates; and {al The rofusat to give
Individual delegates tho right 10 vote a. thair
districts l.ad instructed in any cuse where
tie State Convention lad Instructed tllut lis
delegates should yotu US unit Mr., Conk,
ling and Ills followers talled, after desper.
ato struggle, to secure either Of these unfair
advantages, and heuca their candidate lost
tue nomination.
Tho main struggle IN the Chicago Conyell-
tton was over tAa admission Of delegates
wllusa credentials CAME directly from thels
Congressional districts In preference to tlloso
who bold credentials from tue State ConYell.
tlon. Tho Committee on Credentials, Of
which the present Senator Conger was Chair
mau, reported in favor Of tho district delo-
gates, and these delegates were Admitted
| from tha different States where there WaEu
, 1881-05-10
PERSONALS.

rhe prcs@,fenf g,os n cboice Tot Of backbone
% e !. saaest ;e t,H ns @ an9" sss u 1s s.s wtse sss
'she'ne'l my lecturers or roaao's' ....., H..
ludne to Sir. couklns as "tpo man 90 b, hs1.s. ~
sh'od.
"In Love with q Painter" Is the tltie o. y
recently pubi!shod novel. Considering tue ses.
son Ut tho year the girl would have ious ees' ens
to Layo bustowcd hcr aircctions upon Wilt :
Tho nuha of AvIla portueueso Councillor
Of State, Ia dead. Owing tu tho farnI'ys as'ss
tn I,oyn tt,o f.,nornl tnke ulueo tlis week tos
, 1881-05-10

It appears, nccorlltng to tito Now York
Hcrattps statement, that ex-senator Dorsey
Induced his friend, Clint Whcelcr, OF New
York, to 60 Oh his brothers., brot1er-ln-
laws, md intlmato friona's star-route bonds.
Dorsey WIS full OF tho milk Ut human kind
ness. This is evident, rs the eylslnnco ut
Washington shows conclusiyoly. Witness
the following:
count Or t,exotIass ava"sss On n ,lrrts, thss oor- @
tlilDd eDras of which nre hanupl to you? Il.
tattor uxa1n!ning Tho draftel-l did.
wss x.sen Ii i bank aoeount ts sonator 6orsoy
untter thosu cfrciH,stlncess Tho 3g,,Htor oalnu
IT, me- I sn o !t 9ck f. xaSta ss to rfGw sSS
mall contractor nut Wost. end hu stltusl to tile
IN dutnll whit eontsaots slr. Ieok had; told
therefore declined to lend him my nancy, Tut
satd TINT would lend It to him tsenator Dor
W. ps s q @ @ @ ~ oao sey TIC Snss pss
tu Peck.
Mr.. Dorsey couldn't hive bocn moro nc
com,nouatlnE to Ills lrothor-ln-law II that
brotllor-li-law Ind boen netting rs his (Dor-
soy's) agent. Kaerdoll swears tint I'eck was
u nero go.botweon,-t Dorsey owned nll
tho contracts stumbling In Ills {'aek's) natne,
II Ileaftlull told tIle truth {a1ld Ills testimony
staills uncontrndetu.D It explains A1r. Dur
sey's bank operations. II liuerle!l's testl-
lnoMy ID truo the bank Prosidont was proba.
bly, mistaken In "supposing tllat. when
Senators Dorsoy "drow out u the Mol,uy llo
borrowed for his brotller-in.law, he seht 1t to
that good brothor.il,-law. 1t Is much moro
probablo that l,e paid Ills boarl-btll with 1t.
And yet tllis lshard to sayof unltea States
fu In, kf,,es
, 1881-05-10

THE Buffalo Erpress sRep.) says that
every sa-oallod Conkliuy newspaper Ia that
6tate whuh had t1no to spa4k batnrs 6onasQF
Cuukl!ng's Views had boeu !oarnod ypoke favor
Abiy oF llobortsou. II aA4s;
Tharo was M dIssont In tho chorus until tho
grsAt mars tut wont forth that Iheru SHOULD ee
teat, aud atloth0E four ysArs Vt e4ollny OF hpula
for tho eager laee-huneera OF tue machine.
reiuctanoe and they bear It to-day With lnsin-
cosity. The most Of tue rank Rhd lle h4ye. IN.
tlved, not t4kca II up ut all, aud will not. 4
, 1881-05-10

atx,v.ol,, ,ofor,tv f.vnn nffnr thle t,ctnnt.
ronlfinu .o,,n,,t n ;,otent Tho tho n,,nr,t,o,, @ ~
ia ,lia,rtot ,,io,, 1,v ,,,i,,o dnv, t},o rc,nrt
~ ,t,o f.,,rmftt,,o ~ n"tns ucr' narfirLi
Una thu t,hn,rmar "a thot r,,rn,,.tcc. md
tho rollnwiny wna n,no,r lin rnies which In
recommended,
,,utrH In tno rcco,,, ~ I'm ~o,o ,,v sto,os Inn
tho nUnlnntion ror rrosi,ioptt tho voio. Of n6gh
sa III and m tG r. hyis os W., II
casD tho soio 1t rny state. Tcrritory. Or tic Is.
tfict Gnl,itnH sinl 9 ttty!do: nc cha.raii sa
cMf,tIase. or ftr nf sgsnst atsy l,r1,IosItttfiH:
bas. srefItian I. tea hv M!,l t!fttta!c 80! - tils
of his .ittuattn, Gs i'tEsi:;t " liz i;onrsntion
.haii ,ii1ett ie t.t II ncT'S p s.cl tftt.tton g
a,,eo ,c Tic uotts ,d I1tituii.., @ uirtm. ~ "'~'
AR, cnnk,tno ,vna rcurcaon,ot M t,,o Con,,
miitoe of ltulos l,v ma of lila Ncw Yor1r
lio,1tenants.-f}e,,. shnrnr. This ro1,t9c,nn,,.
in co,nrctinn vii, n,1,a4 thtrl.tar,u ,io,cvo.,s
on Tho t,o,nm,.teo ,nnIc n ninnrlsv rc,u,rt II,
which tho itnIiciye,, yor,ls nf i'm nt,oya r,lo
,ycra omlttut nItorothor. aml Arr. Conklinu
a,ltl hfs ynctfm on,ieuyorc,l in ot,en conyrn-
finn In either scc,,re thn ntn,hton of tha
minority rulo or@fo proccel wtthout nuy
rulcs wtntcyer. In otl,er words. thev ent1eny-
or,tl tn ttrfcnt TIM nxurnsstpn 1T tntlTvt,lunl
will. renrrsontlnu etbo districts: un1. Ind
, 1881-05-10

THE Charleston ~. c. Mems promises
President GarlEaid a hensty WELCOME from ali
cAssns ct people In TINT Stato II be accepts Cor.
liagood's Invitation to tako part In tho lnnuu,
ration Of tho Cowpcns monument. 1t also ex.
presses tho hope that ho will 10 ablo to ytaIs
Charleston.
, 1881-05-10

No1toDy need try to mako ont th.+
"lltatno Is to blame." TIM only aurs,Ion ,-ts' !.
who fs to have tho honor Of brctln1 Tho rrf+.a' ~
tary youngstor fron New Turk. IL llIo,nn ~.
tho 1nan who got hin rca,iy fur bis puni,hncn,
80 much tho moro credit docs Blaine deserye
nut thoso aro two scnoolmasters In tho AdmInl,.
trltiou, and tho gentleman from Ohlo VII, -.
himself that tho stripes art. we'll latl on. ~
, 1881-05-10

TIFF qualifications of Gorlla,n for tho Sec
rotaryshlp Of tho Senate nre: .,.....
i. That he hHs hecn road out OF tho Nepuhlc-
m pnFty ut homo.
2. That hu has been MI npoiogist for md de-
fontler of every grab and steAl In Washington
tor tho Inst jlrtuon yellrs.
3. Thnt he Is Tom HrnIy'a hired .nan.
1. That he Is frsuId ut MahDue's.
q. That An Ia Cunkilng's fugIe1aan.
Q. That ha Ia MI invotoratu foo to tho Tees!-
don't, whom ha hns repeatedly insuftod.
:. That no docs not onjoy tho confidence or ro-
speot Of q majority OF tho Senate.
8. THAT 1la represents nothing md nobody, OK
eept htMhono mud II apolls.grAbblug Byndicate
from New York.
0. THAT hu would not nlorn tho ollcO.
TO- That he could not DO trusted to administer
1t lmpArtinlly.
II. That his election would injura tho Hopub-
llcan party.
IL. That 1t would holp nobody but himself.
, 1881-05-10

THE Elmfra AdperttScr asserts that boy
carrying n basket of eggs jumped from a
freIght.trntn in TINT city Oil Wednesday, that was
running Mt lenst twetty miles m hnllr, and that
whilo tho boy was considerably shaken up not
ono Of tho egEs was broken.
, 1881-05-10

THE walls Of tho latuly.bllrncd pa,eo
Hotol IN fsntfa1o wero thrown down last wect bv
blnsttng with giant powder. Tho charges xe,a
fired by electricity, mud tho bricks an etonc. Of
tho 160-fout tower all fell within rutus Of tey.
cnty feet, and not n window was brokcu IN any
Of tho nolRhborlnK housea.
, 1881-05-10


Noboly can 1.-Two In ptaec with Sir. Conkllng OK
cept ho hns his own eweet wlt Eratiacd In every
na tiere Il 10 IL troStu-ns oss as merry ~ ns {.
tnarsinae l,e-but wo to th9 nun Or II tlie yet Of
lInitcr with 81. Conkllng. JndE6 Robertson IL
4 good nn,,.--,uo of tho best IA tho slato Ct NSw
plbtIonn iluwspapers. iinny of them 8o.cAlla,l
Conkiing or9ans. h@vo praised Judge hn9o.t. IT,
President fnr nominating him. to nn Important
position. Tho Legislature Of New York unntl!-
muusy Intoryrd l!obtrtaons nomination, which
luukcl like Il wnrn recommendation. especially
us tho v0ra INCLUDED Democrats as wcll as Np-
publtcnns.
What, then, Ia tho reason Of hts Noyn1 High
ness in,placabio hostility 10 Judge 1tobcrtsons
Simply this: TINT In tho Chscago Conycn ton be
had the manhood and independence To vote nc
portitng to tho sentiments md Instructions of
his district, and refused to bctrAy md .nlsrcpru-
spnt tho pe0ple who sent him to the Convention
ut thu tiamand Of hia Jsoynt lftghness. This Is
tho milk III Tho cocoaHut.
, 1881-05-10

Bo5Toy proposes to put a Worlds Fair Oh
the Back Bay In 1856. Tint lnay do for n
sldo speculation; but the really great fair of
this century Is to he held In Chicago III tho
rear Of ctr Lord 1900.
, 1881-05-10

THE securities for the star-ronte contract
ors III Philadelphia wore furnished by two
men who did not have dollnr between
tlloln. One was a lost1er and thu other a
day-laborer. SingnIariy enough. the hostler
was employed by partner Of Congressman
Uarmer, which mny or may not signify SOME
, 1881-05-10

THE Rochester Union Is afraid that soma
Of tho regular ASTRONOMERS, rs II cns .hom, ~
n trft!0 jealous Of Or. Lewis Swift. bccaula oi
his SUCCESS in baggEaR copnts and IN seeing lit
jutrAmetCurinl planet.
, 1881-05-10

THE simplicity md gullolqsness Of Key vas
shown by Ills rushing to tho defense Of Nrady.
II ho Ind bcch a crafty or designing man ht
would hayo wished the people 10 forget that b.
had evor been d Postmaster 0oueral.
, 1881-05-10

"ls TiE President to bo honcofortll 4 nero
appointment clnrk for tho seuators2" inquiries
tho Syracuse Journal. To which the lluGalo TX.
prcss roplios: Hush, bush! why, that IL Tho
very question at Issao."
, 1881-05-10

Do11sEy overdid the Indignation innocence,
husEncss. Innocent Mou don't usually " bhunce'
20 much about III investigation that doesus
concern thOu1.
, 1881-05-10

THE lists of absontGus, strikers, tho sweet
sixteen. tho obstrutiontsts, tho tnnulcrcs of tho
Rnti-poo BILLS, mad tho othor guurrillas in tho
Illinois Legislature Of 1881 will iunko delightful
summer fpAding.
, 1881-05-10

IT is now aafd to bo untrue that tbs en-.
ploymont Of student walters ut tho WhIe
Mountain hotels Is to ba abandoned. 10 much
tho worse for tho solf-rcspecr Ut the students.
, 1881-05-10

PRESIDENT QAnr1ELD Ind lis "Dutch"
up when he resolved to take hold OF Mr..
Conkling. It was Franco ulld Germany over
nEaIn.
, 1881-05-10

GOR1lAsf tltlmlres man who cali boss
stato becnuse ho distinctly rec0lltcts be coa!oas
boss hfa own,
, 1881-05-10
Acconn1Na to Constantlnoplo telograIna

AccoRn1Sa to Constantlnopio kilograms
roceIycl by tho I'ulittsedo Correspondent, tho
l.ows furwlr.lo.l by DR.. zlttoror, who tns boGn
sont by tho Turkish authorities ns sanltary liz
spuctor to tho paguo-stFokon listriota in Moaops
t,t,tlut., on tho west bank Of tho Euphratos, Ia
not vory encouraging. Tho souusHe prevalla
uhiolly Ia tho City VI ltodschet, containing Mbout
:s,A0 houscs and II 900 inhabitants. uut tho dis
oase Ia oonllnul to thu two districtso Of tho city
callcd Xlab mud 1Iuesoh, whIlo the other quarters
nrp comparatively FREQ from. 1t. DR.. XtttoFor
had all 1ascs Of plague ocourr.ug In tho alty out
sldo OF th9sc two districts conveyed there In
hn,bulanoes, uftor orterlng tho Eal1alninR cloth.
ing aud etIonts OF tho victims to ho burned.
Tho hos,sUs tn 1odschof being all built OF stone,
ha caused thu tioosa and windows, after tho
building had beon thoroughly fumlRnted, to bo
walled up. During TIM week fr0n the Goth
OF March to tho I'll Ut Aprlt tho Doctor
recorded ~ NOW cases md lb7 deaths. In tho
s,nnller vlllaKoa aMrrolnliug tho City OF Kud.
8chof tho postilence FA9eS Ut a fonrful rAt1. III
nshaarl. tron, whuncO Il was imported 10
Hoslschot. from twelve to. iftoon persons do
DULY. Dshaara IL slnnll vtlaKo OF about zoo
lnhabltatlts, OF whum UAl hAv1 already fallct,
victims TO thD dreadful seouFge, Iu tho Village
or Abu-Schfo, uear DshaurA, consisting OF tlfty
huts, With 1S0 inhabitants. slxty"threo persons
hava dIod. According to DR.. z!ttoser's statc-
'0onts tho plgguo has not spread beyond tho
turttaryin which It tlrst appeared, and. although
he ad.njta that tho i,aeaao appears In u very
malignant mud violent form, he hopes to 10 ablG
to kpep II ooh1nol 10 tho d!atr,ots now affected,
, 1881-05-10

"DuLI~lsuN" RUSSELL, now In th,,.
try, wHs badly tnkon 1t, by tho mto ~ ea's eouAs
1nrd tho othor dAy. Tho tnttur brhoS -" toathef-
ncor Of tho train Oh which they wcro ~" .'.o e!R,
to stou fttot t1fea short Of tho h,,,s..!a .afe''aY
grtund Ut flllll Hun. Russell got M. . oatsle-
very much atfccted, lfko Mask Tva,n naa va
tomb OF Adams ho rpmomborotl tbo ~ a,.a al thc
srot whorn ho stooti. aud exnrtiy h"eet h.ueas'ets
arm'cs wcro postcsi When tho tx, ~" ~s. eesa q
tho party exploded. but lsusso.l ,It,n, '% ny. told
rho presumption is TINT he was lin, ,suos Il
battle-ground whon tho lighting wss ne,. nens Tho
nor probably at my t',no rru,n lint ns spnR =. On,
, 1881-05-10

gentleman vol informed In local n,,,u,- =
r. w geev s te s,age truth wea .ae; ~ t9
min af ia lsreo aso iSse fson w. ~ r. tensiIas
ndhorotlta OF tho fooAl machine. >1'' 'tnnrdlats
, 1881-05-10

Olympic Theatre, 81
C1nfk ttreet. hGlwuon Lake uAd Randolph. Vh-
rtaty ENTERTAINMENT
, 1881-05-10

Grand Opcr1s-1Gonsc.
C,nrk street. orppats nuw Canrt-l1ousa. Engage.
Meut pf tho LluRnFls. "9tulon kiss1a.H
, 1881-05-10

taoolcTfa Theatre.
nnndp1nh atreut, hctwtDn Clark and LII QAl10
Engagement Of Nut Goodwn "Lovo ut SCHOOL,"
, 1881-05-10

Southeast corner Rnndofph md 4tnto. 1octuro b.
tho lion. Jerenitah Curtin. Subjects "1lnsaln-",f
, 1881-05-10

MGTlckrr'a Thnnfre.
Madison etrock bctwcnn atnto nnd Dearborn.
management Of tho stuart uray OpcrA Company.
"ullcp raTIQrr
, 1881-05-10

"hitc.B&1cklnE 1'nrh.
L1ke-TrGnt- uppVhit WMslinMa,n street. 0ano be-
tween the CAicngu nnd Troy Clubs nt 3:l0 r. III.
, 1881-05-10

Nnvorty's Theatres
rcaThoEn street. cur1Ipr of Monroe EnEaEomont
Of the lsontz-santloy Novelty Company Variety on.
tcrtAtuMGnt