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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
A Man without Friends.

Washhgton,9.-Singularly enough
not a single friendly person has
called on Guitteau during his five
weeks Imprisonment. He never
made a friend in the city, and he has
received no proffer of counsel or aid.
Such absolute restitution of friends
is unprecedented even among the
lowest criminals. He has never sent
for ANYBODY. He intended and ar
ranged to be driven direct to jail
after the shooting, and feels COM
Portable with soldiers guarding him.
1t is apparent that he never ex-
pected to suffer for his crime, be-
lieving he did a duty and was max
ing room for a more just man. He
believed the people would see the
deed in hisTight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
Autobiography Agaiu.

New York, 9.-The Chamber of
Commerce sends delegates to the
transportation convention on
August 18th, at Utica, in accord
ance with call signed by many
prominent farmers throughout the
state, to consider whether our gov
eminent is to continue a government
OF the people for the people by the
people, or whether it is to be a gov
eminent of corporations by corpora
tons for the benefit of a favored
few.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
The Unhappy Family.

Lynchburg, Va, ALI repub-
lican leaders in the state are here to
attend the state convention. Chair
manECocoran secured one hall, and
Malone republicans. anticipating a
split, secured another. 1t is thought
if straight outs make things too
warm the coalitionistS will retire to
their own hall. All indications
favor a split. There is every reason
to believe Wickham's friends will
a ticket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
Suit settled.

Denver, Col. 9.-The Leadville
Herald publishes a statement as
coming from Wilson Waddingham,
that the suit Of j. w. Jacque and
George R. Fisher, against the Rob
inson Consolidated Mining Com
pany, has been compromised by de-
PENDANTS paying plaintiffs 100000
for their interest in the Smuggler
Mine. Managers Of the Smuggler
state that the net profits Of the
mine will pay the 100000 in less
than a month. and that monthly
dividends of $4,000 are assured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
CriniuaIiEies.

Pittsfield. Mass. 9.-Judge James
D. Colt, of the state supreme court,
suicided in his private room to-day,
sending pistol ball into his head.
His health was very bad lately.
st. Louis, 9.-Chas. W. Curry beat
and brutally killed Nathan Betty
man, last night, during an alterca-
ton resulting from Bettyman refus-
ing to allow Curry to visit his
daughter. Bettyman died this
morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
D. w. BLISS,
j. K BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN,
D. II. AGNEW.

Doctors still maintain that
the present fever will be
gone tonight and he will
be better. This morning the
President, to show that he could do
it, wrote his name. He wrote
"James y. Garfield, August 9th,
1881" in his natural hand OH the
table.
Blaine to Lowell. pm: Physi-
clans give an encouraging report of
the Presidents condition. His pulse
and temperature are slightly dimin-
lshed since morning. Pus is flowing
freely, and appetite improved. He
has been able to sleep with comfort
lying on his wounded side.
Blaine to LooOeU:
At II tonight the condition of
the President is satisfactory. He
sleeps we'll without the aid of ano-
dynes. 1t is now the sixth day since
he took any morphia. His pulse and
temperature did not rise so high
from the effect of yesterdays opera
ton as the surgeons expected. The
situation is one Of continuing anxi-
ETY., but also of cheerful hope.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
LIQUOR Sellers Revenge.

Providence, 9.-The residence Of
DR.. VIM. Bowen, in Scituate,
burned last night with the barn.
An internal machine operated by
clock work was found in the ruins
in the barn. Doubtless some
diaboli~m was used on the house.
DR.. Bowen has been very active IN
enforcing the law against liquor
selling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10

Paris, 9.-Articles by Paul Areze
and NJ. Taurant, both OF whom zEe
well known to be closely intima&D
with Gambetta, appear in the news
papers of Paris, the former streRE-
Ously supporting Gambetta's prs
gramme and the latter vehementsy
Premier Ferry, who d
described as an enemy of liberSy
and supporter of the present state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
A Town Burned.

Seneca, KS, 9.-News is received
that nearly the whole business part
OF Pawnee City, Neb., burned last
night. The fire started at midnight
in the rear of Reds drug store, and
destroyed twenty-four buildings,
two banks and the Republican print
ing Office. The loss is unknown; in
Surance small.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
Not Converted

San Francisco, &C. Lyme Smish,
German naturalist, was murderer
by natives of New Britain Islas&-
Natives from other islands in tho
vicinity all speak of increasing
treachery and animoSity of sayages.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
e A CES.

The S. L. D. P. &. offers the following
Purses: First-A Pure of $50, free Cor
all PAGERS; $40 Entrance Fee Added;
Mis- Beats, Three in Five; Three or
Move 10 Enter, and Two or More to Start.
Second-Fifty- Dollar Purse, Running
Race, free for all; "Tom Benton" barred;
One-Half Mile and Repeat; $40 Entrance
Fee Added; Three or More to Enter,
Two or More to Start.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
BIDS WANTED.

OEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
y LsthiDg and Plastering of Hooper and
Eldredge's New Building will be received
at the Dessert National Bank until
August 10th, at II am. The right to
reject any and ali bids is reserved.
For particulars spply to
Au2 HOOPER AND ELDREDGE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New YORK. Aug 9, 1881.

Morey, easy, 21z; gov'ts quiet azd
firm; stocks closed, firm; Western Unio@s
89H; Quicksilver, 1555; Pacific, 81;
Msriposa %; Wells Fargo, lss,
New York Central, 1875; Erie, 431z; u
Pacific. 1865; bonds, I181S; @. PsciSG,
SO; bo2d', J152l; Sutro, IL; PanazE>s
260.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10

rollowing are the latest quota
ROM " -four. grain, wool, etc., in the
t 4 2TST ~ market
san san Ia Mr. Super6ne. $3.50 g 81 %;
~, 100 Ttrs, S475 q 5 90; Family Ex-
BsLesI:s T I3i: NsllAWalla. extra, $3.50 @
A%iS4KF an 1, sl.4O q l.421l; No.
BILIR3TgfgY@Feed, 85c. q 9Oc. for
c. D4 and S5c. a 923. for Bsyi Brewing,
~ SS5a'ggssE L.eoST able at $3.50 q $l.8OT
Il. for Feed. Q, oo10 q ok tor
rsTVe Yellow; sl.O5 @ 81. 10 for Small
AI HffD I Hides, usual Sc seleet ion
Flint, IS q lS3c Dry Kip'' Is g iS$c;
ereen Sailed, hesvy steers, oyer 50l6ss
iG5c; do, under IS lbs, lOci Hips, lOc
Cslf-skins, 10 q l2c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10

SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
MOULoIBCS, BRACKETS ABB
All SIZES OF WINDOW CLASS
at BOTTOM FIGURES. LAT
TIMER, TAYLOR & CO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
For SALE.

n,nEn WILL BUY A CORNER LOT
XIkJU IO1lO rods, all planted to choice
inf trees. on South Temple street, sud four
ro0nsd house with summer kitchen and two
cellars. This &c bargain.
Arply at No. 90 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
PRODUCE MARKET.

+.uino are the ruling whole
F Foll Spving prices in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
FOR SALE
NOTICE.

Hunt & Edginton are prepared to
clean out ali Out-houses, CisternS,
take away Dead Animals, Ashes or
any NuiSances. Address POstOffice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
WANTED.

A few good men for steady work
at ue Pioneer PerpetualLim Kilns.
Apply immediately to Supt. F. y.
FaSeoe on the premises.
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d. u. AUNEM,
D. w. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD.
ROBT. REYBURN.

11.45 a.m.-The President Is now
resting comfortably. He has taken
nourishment quite freely during the
morning and relished it. DR.. Rey-
burn says his pulse and temperature
are at present probably lower than
when the morning bulletin was is
sued and he considers the patient is
progressing finely. He says there
is no cause for alarm. DIR. Agnew
considers the Presidents condition
very encouraging, and he expects to
leave for Philadelphia during the
day if he continues to improve.
The discharge from the wound
this morning has been free and sat
isfactory, and the pus is of a per-
fectly healthy character. The
nOurishmentt this morning consisted
of komisS and milk and lime water.
All reports that the President is
sinking are entirely unfounded.
Executive Mansioz, 1880 pm
At THO dressing of the Presidents
wound this morning it was found
that pUs had been discharging spon-
taneOusly and freely through the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
WANTED.

Six Boys Immediately. Apply at
the BOttling Department, Salt Lake
City Brewery. :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
WANTED.

Thirty good rock men to work on
the Railroad at Granger. Three
dollars per day, cash. Transports
ton from Ogden to Granger fur
hlShed. Apply to CriSmOn & Weller,
Salt Lake City, or at Granger.
CRISMON & WELLER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
WANTE0.

Three Good Harness Makers.
At W. l.. PICKARD'S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10

center opening made yesterday. He
has been quite comfortable this
morning and taken liberal supply
of liquid nourishment. His pulse
is now 1O4, temperature 99.7, respira-
, 1881-11-25


being paid; but hs now asks Zen.
Frcss to pay him tue yal1n at tno bii,!a!ngs
m ~ nc ssr tfs ;se srttn n ~" q the eg cgnubo
patiently Many Ct n,r psopM,s H. havo raId ,,,ss nns
@ ,ases fas " s2er% e dessrip.an .hsn ,ee:s a%S!as
wcrS Tnstn m wnat nney tS 'o11 no 10 cnsrv ,my
losses Of tho:n tncn are Rrcnser thnn the !oss Or
una c!almnnt. lnn.e tnen hhVa ssinh'ts. m.,ene "
nors snhcw; a s1s N Ia so an stss, anE n i,sa 81
WIN iiso Is rcrtn. I'M nsnrS ,sa 1'',i & GfeaSer nSr
tnMf, 'hs c!T,''nhms ~ H@1I ,nns r.e" snnii
These who losn their ting: their r., ET"SrtyR y r. snn,l
n no r. ,nIr ou.s ~ a e"rr tnuht
ef:ss E Il i ,Ss ,ss'.a.sa % "s
sv!s ehsef!y s9a ~ ,,t ,,;";! Ms sa''
rno 'a1ns,T pners y, ao Nj. = yIn;mm
fss fs !Se e. s q n!s s:$s:: ssl ps.,ss;y "!
ancn @ u, sw u or r'S Sasona @ ept a co
si%n: i '' o'. ', .a,s .as ' -, .,.os,. ~ ,,.s,...
sySavfn mH @ acnpstso pstsx II cass HnS Of sals c:
e ,s T,fH .~nnr,1. W. ~ savTy S1; Nh; Gt
Wep Mg p,nrni I tn,n,ssIbiii.Y for sto,e 3r , ia.
!y.si % WV .apst: slaSory y !s !hs ,a;,,s . t'S
, 90 m, ir ,nrs 13se ~ nnkn ~ NJ
sta ,s t,, ~ y. aH.5 n, ~ nv catri.
.n " n1u IL n,t ;a i.o"ItInn
.c oas ~ IN, fn IN nans wnrn
~ M ol tao sht, w t"t",
NJ 3 hsMs t1e m r. III, fnr na
s ~. ~ e. p - ;y're III nc,on
III ,,1,ttcn ,,n, .,unora " H. ~ .r,cnt us<erfe,i tint
HIN, = se:ss'%M aeny ;ss assestios: 81 wv "
n.E t,,,M -" , ~ HI, ~ nm sIms, 1hs
nms.er ns ~ v"rv nmm H. s R5Isis trsp tauts,j
tG asi,, .' t,' w" w % p" "!. ~ ~ man w,
..... o onSy ys,"mt ! ~, AE nt nrs a. fnr twrnis
es, nMso ~ LILLY ~; w ~ ,,u a s,om y nv"r -. t,n
G u, 10 AVN ss.. ~ INV fnH,tr,,.e ~ tr1 ~ M H.
Hmrs s"e e4e''e' '"s" ''"''''' ;" 80 "'' ''' "'
II III; nm cw,rc that man will sav this Ia ,ec.
+,.u.i ~ u,msu, raniv u r. thr easemtiat 'ltni.
.,o .., ~ ,e .. ri,,. ',yc evatv V1rwncu Ina
LII, ~ ~ 1.t .a n..rrmnnoan,n,,t of fhr f;nvrrn.
t @ y ~. ~ ~. T., sna tnstsn"a ~ tusfrntivn
~ ~ "n tt; , M -. H., n,fcn a,..t nin,,fnl
'a9 pocy i,a ~ ,ss N ,,t n ar,,Imsp II
,,ni ~, " i, ~. ~ nr ,,sa,,es N uaffs t et, ian.
a"a ~ tas .t" ~ ,msv.s " ~; ~. ~ - ,,1,..,
, 1881-11-25

.r,,, r.nas H,etter or thu Kfon. Jot1,un III
G,.1dturs oG Oisio-EtnrtlIuE ktntn~
mem.s Sor the Tnspnyers Of the Ma
tto,n
MosrurAn. May %. 1so.,-1nc ttou y. II.
uushburpe-DgAn s,u; 1 SEQ that you spoke
md rutcl aualnst the LIN fur cotnprnsattur
II claimant ior rcrtuIu buildings dcxtroyc,l Nv
our truups in yDrxIn,a. 10 preyuut their ful,nu
into tho hands and Uc,ux used by tho ltcbcls fur
the ucstruetiop OF our army and Uoyerpmstr
Congress Iabor iu regard to prlyute a,Atn,s, They
have not time to examine tho hix,ory OF our
Legislation on that subject, Yet tito ,llas,,,cr i
which the acstot, uf Cungruas is eor.4.pti,.v Tho
,""tu'' u tas Nation Il most a'armina. verify
uul!ess thA. a,,r ouvuru'ncnt Is in 9rea,er
dal'Ker frutn this system s'e lexlsatins nn prE-
ato .S Hn,, 'ro yrx ,no .sss ,
ess y, " wn ., t"'Rs sans
n0s5 ~ 1rs,ssv sss!y awySr :Ss, ~ .u nno ~
uovsrn.nsnt. Even ex.souators do nos b,usu
when publishing ~ tho worl'l that they hare
'orae s w'.a a,os, tneosrs n varnus
tn'!ae,!ee tor p.ssssnk e'al,ns @ upon the sotad-
claims hestntu not Ill sAy,,,x. atp ncttuer III.
~, nor Just aTnlust ths ruopiu, and thotr pay-
tnent - sheef foepofy ot tno irtas'try Tor tho
bcnott 0f n,cn inost OF whom nro baso specula-
| tors.
lspeak tho convlotions Ut my own Judgment
alter Moru tnHH Iwenty years OF study anl
practical observation. | havo bcon myself dr.
coJyed, well reyulIect u case which ], as Chair
mns q, the t:o,nmittco m i,l"fms rrnnr,,.1
I4a" ~ ~ ~ Neuu',o w e.a'a' supo''eo
a9alhats Al tne he1t'sesslon tne proots ~efo
fur having tho cInim, hut bofore tho hili rn,ne
m fnr ,,sari7v a nnssnnver r",nc ~, m ,s,,, n
note fron tho claimant saying he was on his
, 1881-11-25

mo- fhs Editor OF Th4 LtleU0o TFfhutic,
c4,,o.ra na,, q, :, 1,.,,,noa o,nt,,,., ,v,s t,,
chiuAuut Nn'' "a o''oseu "k"'11 W." I tue
cry OF few thousand, moro or less. west t-s'dos7
on last Saturday totwcen 1 aud i o'clock.
Tho question Is. and it will have to be settled
soot' LOGS tno sntpp'hR insetest Nv" Sn'e"Ho
Or tocs Chicago own tho rtvorT II tho latter IS
the case, have suggestion 10 oirer. Construct
n t!oubIe.trck rajIrUut OF, buth sides OF the
r.."r T,,,,, tho tnn.t NJ mar,n,,iou ~ tha monrh
o ~ a....,. =" I,.a ~, ,.''s 49,,
OF INC EFett " ae"'na pl'cs oT ol'es WIS., sosi-
or urc uuur the river In order tv facilitate trans
1,ar,n,tn, ,r,,, tha tItaront ron,I. oloyn,n,-g
po.1a1'ou .soui euo "lue1sas to."s' e'o'"9ols'
and Mnnufactorloa ad1nceut thcreto
Build ~ tressloWorE across tho mouth Of tho
Nor+k r,r.no,, ,1tth .1rn,v fnr t,,,,s I'M ry,s
, 1881-11-25


ur fru,, At, No. p,-1,ha sun,in,, n.for,,
t.I u,"' ae' ....a, euesnss .sesUs.. ',.
Asoshlatloh NJ Us last auyuaa 'tleeAn& Fosolsu
III constitute loual uolnitta III III purts ov tho
United States tn accomplish aertBn apcsllip pur-
,u,aey MN u,,n,her NJ smiling rator.narz fx vrrl
s ~. 49,. h,...,., IT, .."....,.,'. s. "
Rfeat' nHt taey ahs HUI o.a oFsan'"ou l!1'4 70,
Operating Oodl and hens 1t IL suseser! that ovlri
1nnn a,ll wullu1l hu ia fr0ndlk III the silnpllua.
tinu nv o,r e,tp,,crsp,n smiling ah,Il In k,rot
,,,, n',,,,,,,,,c~tin,, ,s,, ,xu n,,,,,hsr ,,s !,
'h1h e''"3 "'uoAe'o" VIA VIZ" HAu'"es' 4hlo i"
III bo nc,mpltsht thru local eumltiz
Ivt THO s,ly, that 10 prallu1irft p&pt IL e1zuCt.
ed. If VIC Uratn Ie,luratl ux M tiay heu,f,. MI,
prss forwae,i rsyar.iiss ~ sc.ens 6ut is,tont
nI,J our s..IlIa vi nSaun, cresiitatl "As ''t''
Tho li,uloulsta Nv inHiuI1,i aud ,Hrrca huy sot
ya n uti uxn.nuI II Va rof,, t,,it tt,.,Ir smw,es
Lima NJ Fiji "nkc n urent ndvnna. rhn ,fr|,m.
i'm ~ yusits ielrrz. inv eubstittIor" I'M H
ss.'s III ss,,s ~. ~. M st.,s,s's ~ n 49,,
cns, M Tn sts,,r ;hn IN, W. s"k s,,s "" W
""a NJ fnr iii snsr,;r ~ ,Tt"n ,,.I ~ ~
s,,:i Il y w j. linn ~. esn h ~ vnr nz.ls .uoS ~
+ hsIsr thMn 1uwe. no,,vi.'st. thnn snn.iun!!
, 1881-11-25
!. Hrabszon-ystua,,ou, E+ u.s.; rent,

Capt. Brabszon-vatuation. E& lss.; rent,
slr i. Knose CONGRATULATIONS, IS l5s.; rcut.
since 1888. Although he dtrs not sccm 20 exact
80 lnrRe racx. 'front.' al some otbct landlords ln
nS mses Up for 7: tsf of says
o., ,Lis persons estnte tho te,ldnl esaotton of
forty days ri r,,ch Inhor-ihns II. unpaid labor
william, i'ikr, ri,silrnt landlord. ehnrKes
Patrick ratsn ~ r aSits x"!',S,l ut IL
With these shyiouk tentait q the west u ire.
sns taat tas} aa tss @ sas * rey @
average. this parttcu'ae iandt1rd eoi'tcnts lin.
self w., e9s sf f.r .u.nsr se orsms rs S%naa a'or
fnr May,,t Ills rcnis atrrnyo niie-third over
tiril,!ths valuation nt nc asae,s {, ioir aays
tioca mt nppcAF In tho ufc!n! rental returns.
Mr. Ulsarke, pear swlnpfotd: ans.s. charges
ore tha as6e IND snS,et NIT. Sry yr 5s;
iichSrl iicrsriy Ei3 ls. q: tor rlevsn asre: "f
ion. in! somo III ihoin svyn hlxhur!
1s .s: ns soTa E eGsp G. per1y ses e tus,sase xS a an
0rtnsny i NiIiar ~ charge .oulla, Mnd as.n,e u
them often fnnre thnn tlN'lhc. Qrtlth's vnliia-
tcnnnts, WIN huva fhtteTM AM! Muthorca l0l
cn'rs .hG " Ill v;a s i,s n fSs .,nf f ,an1 @
nseaas xaf ~ ea I bc @ vo"s ho s' eose
ot tho ancut! Young peoplc WIN In mt o-
servo this tnsoont "rule q tna e*ta.e" are e
uiso exactcd By she nxe,its md ballIsn nn t'ion's
estnte. Miss ttMrrlot 0ar.littgr wtl', 'nalo her
se!t noorInt!s lat ycat and WHO "9s se!9 p
mtryr charues her Tenants ess that, an,tblo nrii-
tiouble.
MORE ExAcTloSs.
But It Should bc hornet n mind BY tho ean,lid
student Tint thosc Statistics of increase OF rent
do nut Adsanatc!y Or truly represent tho exae. e.
Is tho almost universal rntc there. thut. as soon
us the poor te,ant improves tho rocky nr borny
!d ;hg re. y S!ss1 on HIM. mnt'' It i 6.
gruupu ,ltlfnbur of these small hoIsllnas-tl,ss
H. IL u Enxsn. s u " raaa w
gl1zlers n SUI 1l9her qmres Or Tor ryslt,!s ec.
cured " nnspio capital. Then tho puor tenant
witnnut rcncdy Or recau,pense; Au,l he IL given
another pntch or wet boy. or try agrss, rnDstly
II few ycnts the *aEOA prtccss ot ftnrrnte,ncnt
md cnn.catton IL repcntcd. Nearly every ucsrnf
tue Mes; And most of tt1e Fast Or Ireland ~
buck up the Innd0r,is d thalr. notions, huwcser
Wor .rIInn,r WIN bavc tcen :t,.,s le.noved and
ruhbtd-" s.n,,s PLANTED" the iunIns.is cnll It.
fH sc 1na eso =. tmss; T6s n2 linn n"'
wsio i,ayr hcrn driven nhd br these relcllttess
md cenaelcss persecutloas aTd pl.l.nlernTa a
The lasluImr1is. Nor Is this NIL. 1hc xreat torss
Of tho soil wtosc estatcs ure washed by, tho At.
lhEtio ehurEo fts,t for the 1asacd rocks Under
hi4i- -ieater mark. oecase the sen' weed crews o.,
weed that i washed ashore Is seized , an
, 1881-11-25
LOCATING A BOHEMIAN COLLEGE.

SbFf1dI DU6df1h 70 7Ht EHttduT 1F1DHH3.
CCnAM RAPIDS. H.. Nov. .4.-The delegation
Of leading bohemian ctIzrns ot towh who met
here to-day tn iocato Tho prnpusod col'cgo for
the two languages, English uild bohemian. DO
ctdcd upuil Town City. us that plaeG offered them
tho best tlnauclnl Inducements.
, 1881-11-25
VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.


III The Editor of Tie Chieapo Tribune.
PHHADELrIl1s, Pa, Nov. :9.-Will ary one
furnish for yt,ur columns a rGlorence to pms
sage OF an nncIant author which makes nn In
ttmutiou thut tho calnmittcs Of !ntpmpernncc
muy 6e avoided by using M nnnt0xicuttng
Wiuc? y. c. 3,
, 1881-11-25
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST dND EUCNU.
r OST-WEDSESDAY, ,BETWEENA Ma d.
~ ls,n n,d poaroorn'sts md cur ,t!ce. r.I' 4. ~
ctty " ijnily News. itewnrd for their prn
kSlYEl.r Hlttl5. & MlI.LEK - Huat Munrt,g-st.
r OSr-TUESDAY NIGHT. A BROWN
- lenther poeket-bo0k containing photographs.
inpers, ufld xutno m,ney. Fndnr cNn kcep M1ney by
fgiufntnx butik to tH t1hlRnd-ay.
, 1881-11-25
BOARD WANTED.

DUl1IE7I " [I4V 1IUt
pOAKp-WANTE IN x PRIVATE
ID family. on tbs Weat AIt!e, hy vuntx uly R,t.
. Hrtntqss. Tk.t YtIutIut s,tIlce,
, 1881-11-25
CL.1IKWYANI,S

A LII RECOMMEND MRS. FRANKS. a1l
AWbsl AaAis.,1-at. AUal I'D vsar on luvs. marriage
llM..J, uf business troubles. tuss " osnta " Il.
, 1881-11-25
!SfYU4iIIf)NS-IFE;U .ft.kf

EMprovwEwr A4EHcta,.
'G1TUATlONS WANTED = FAu,,,r,
y needing good hcnndi nnvlun n,,,l ;urnan IfS
hNfp rnpn1IH.l MItl llSk tttI"r. nj aiW"mt tssmas
, 1881-11-25

p1En WILL BUY 4 GOOD, Y0lAG
tplelO s.iunu wufk-hnfSr. th1REy ,!,lt. t.n.s sfs ~
orHr III pounds. il II pttnh trHB &ull"r ~ ra rlsi
luube larnnssi Id i ~ gt'' c',,itStu hr,.ait .nitt
nsn cItybrkus ts.i Inst Apr:" aF" " G:lsr11s 1st.
i'm tlIh.sena roakn for offering tiHs =" !"S ~ N
uku; nHn III gbnysp of slAbta il AMthIlzcA to 't.
, 1881-11-25

1i1OR SAI4E-40 ACRES ON BELT RAIL-
IL road NJ tho crossing ut tho tiTAnd Trunk.
HENRY WALLER j IT,,
1lHs rim
, 1881-11-25

VIT1NDSUll EUROPEAN HOTEL, TG[B.
Wy nno nluck-is the !nrHsst md bett Eurstaa
Intel In tho city. having III! ringing trpg ia
IL u pr ding. aieurh4nx To luentoh. Ehun.ua4
tnNrant underneath, SAMUEL t;KEEsrES Ptuh
, 1881-11-25

A GENTS WANTEp-EVIDESC Pho
"A duupl at uton ur W. alatl t1at SnsrHet!a uAuh
ctuAf ~ " ~ ,ur wpek HtA Uar K.htss u sM&Ii cap
tn. Call und tny04ttxnt9 Hr sthl ktunlp fUr papers,
MENtIit. s. CO. II N,au al North Elntk.st., Ehiciau,
, 1881-11-25

WANTEpfA Aa,NiTdE$p IA >. NAN ; : >, GArnE C xsI2 f. oE 1,
hAd experience IA travelling nAxn,ntl: ktnu MO und
former occupation. AudreAs b 81, TrtDnnH s,fIco.
, 1881-11-25

Ij,OR SAl.E-CIlEAI. A FINE LOT or
~ AT.A MOcnnlI-hA NM Hrt hfId burglar &Afua ~
1+HttEEhlIuuD& j. j. co. VI ll1aEnutn.Yt
, 1881-11-25

- CoAoHhtEN. TEAMsTERs. &C.
NI1ANTED-A MAN TO WASH AND
wv ds!vo extra Mt CNuS2MAN Il Co.'s. 4lB West
UNndUlpb.Ht. ,
, 1881-11-25

TONSAl4E-0N INDlANA-AV., NORTH
IL of TAtrty .Mlntil-se goUd ltLrGonl brick hNuso
md 1ut, with furlAen UNI ms lxtureai $Gl +. y.
BltAI}f Il fJJ, Aj WnshlnRtun.Bt,
, 1881-11-25

I,ON SALE-NO. .03 WOOD-ST., RE-
e tvoon Albums and .lRekson-9-stury and b1Ise-
mont franz. ii roo.Is; can bo arranged fr twn fnn1
tIies II wisln1; pussession my t!.uo MEAD & EOE,
, 1881-11-25

UTANTEll--A MAN THAT CAN TAKE
w chnrRn nf md sat machinery In tlDDr dainrt.
ngtt Of snafi .iotr. und b'ni factory Addrlss HEo
n
, 1881-11-25
SI7'U1lITONS-lIttLn

CITtJAWft,N WAN'rEt,-1N EIT1nS
h grim. cn!nInlfsinn "r whe1t.ale ir,n ~ HER
rtllnns Mnh MI exrcTIeneo u II ,Gnrs IN ;G l,a
rtthl. restfIHtniaa l. Atidiess tItn II
I1utEt - ''" ~ " tnJsof
, 1881-11-25

T,DK SALE-NICE llOUSES-'TWO ON
z lndjana.Ar.. nanr Thirty -lourth.st, tB.An md
tIAG ono m Mahast-nv., Honr Thrty-Eeconi,st. ,s.
ono in F0reat-nv. near Ihrty-lhlfi.st. ttW. Suv-
ernI nter houses on tito avenues yesy uGs!EA6.n and
cheap. IUMLEf lSHlEnEW4
, 1881-11-25

T'Ok SALi1-AT La Glt4ANtiE. SEVEN
milo. irHn, Gaeaso osan!ttM, y, To!tuHeo in,s IT
nftur this t,illtl ttay Wili hu taU Lots shown trap.
lItA HHtasY n. III Lt S<S-At,. NuuMt.
, 1881-11-25
MISCELLINEOUS.

PARTY GOING ~. ~
- KntkAx CRY ~ open Rrnnrni urHke1 s,, s ~
would ttHu Intfuuc0 bsrl1ln avon! lnI 'is n
Kind OF .UIttu iii,t wU i,u rHhl,t IN RAHsata v, M ~
The surrounding c.uIntsJ. sntis!het"ry fets I'll enrs
will bU EyeH lur faithful o. i.,
Yribnup UttSa. -----