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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13
Snftti,ffeifeIzIsri,I

Defr0tt, Wld)., Z. Sanlar. = DIT
9umpffeiiel in Der bieiisen uuiOnsDtiihle" er-
ploSrte nm lbr heute friib nit idredltder
@epalt uno bemolirte ben sr0Bten Sbeil oes
@sbGupes. Der Maifiniit, elm iunger 0tann
gtamenS @httier, liuo 3tpei anoere Barionen
rpuroen 9et5otet unb unter ben &rammern be-
Qraben. Sin bierter Wtann erlitt etne 10
fdpere SOpfpurbe, baB er iGwerIid) gerettet
mercen fann. 9rei in Der gtGbe Der Dtiihle
brfinblid)e Yferoe tpurben ebeufalls get0Otet.
Die Miible mar erit iett elmer Bohe I'M BE-
tritbe. Or. smset, Der @eidGftSiiihrer, frat
9rube iln augeublids Der @rploitOn IN Den
MaIninenraum uno nurbe burf Die Suffer-
fdiilternng cine 9roBe Strede melt fOrtgeitleus
bert. Gr fam jebof obne erbebltdle SerIeenn~
aeu bappu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13
nns @eheiinnif oer @efnnOhtIt

befcht BARN, bus Sglicm iarf unO frdftig 80
rtaliCu uuo truntbaitc Stafe total au55utreia
ben. 8urd ben @ebrauf BON Or. &bals
mers' 6etItinttur lGbt Iidb Oas gauge
Sgfsm Ye9sla, bon alien llHreInigieitln be.
Fieicn unb 1eiuuo unO f-aulbeitSfrei geItalteH.
Gc0cn 3uSpepIie uuO alIe 2eiOFu eiHsS in uue
OrtnuRQ 9crotbcnen MdQeuS ilt fe bic bette
9hsnel; geQcn gIerU6itGt uHuergleitIid, b,ilt
Eaocn,dWGdjc, ucru6its aOpimtb oOer Ni9rd4
re, Snmermutb, ytcuralgle unO allc iouitigcE
GuUerofititoutu. 8urh ugeuO cine ll.iade
QcidmGdte 9eriouen fiuosn in ibr Elm OOr5itS-
iidc8 8ouicum. gtau OuFd)ere fdl oie'r
Ulebi3in unO nehme tcinc anOere. BreiS 81
bic 6laihe. 3u baben bei Setb 2. 6aHcG
SIR. 108, 8efsSoltimor ctr. (2)
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Sffnl1tfen

Chicago, II. Sanuar.-Orei tueitere 9e=
f1briide Grfranfupgeu on Der GrifiuOie iino
I'M pefilidaen Gtaottheile entsedt moroeu.
GiRr Der 4atienten, Deldier iiber 10 SABRE alt
1T, wiro tpabriheiulid) perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13

g. u. @oobarb. Auoitor bon @abaihas
&ountp. gBisc., bat in einem IHiale bon
tcmpolarem gahntnre 9 b ftmoro be-
oanacu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13
Ofer1tIid,er WafhId1laa.

6uIten, Grtaltung, b0ir paIs, tIIIIOllEH'
aIf.@ntsiin6ung un6 nubcre 9unaenbsldlper0eH
Ioutcn rstbtaeitia btathtet uuO QebihrenO bebaH-
belt meroen: 6a6urd) permeiOet man ale be-
Seutlideu @eiuItate. 0Gbei III eS oaS Seifsr
bas bepGhrte Sulmttel: 6ance'S 5uiammeuz
aeiebteu q Il B Of usS prnp on3umenoen. Sr
III bel ioldlcn 9CiOeH mad oem AnSlprudle aller,
Die ibu aebruud)tsn, oGS bette 9Ritt;l. Brobltre
eine Slaide mo ibcrieuge DID bierDon, PreIs
% GCnts bic 6laidle., 8ei 5etb =. anee,
SIR. 1903, QBelsS altim ors'o ira 3 {, lH
bobsr (24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13

@ebraudle . ance'S rp atr&ehorert.
@r perhilft arouem Saarc 5u ieinsr uriprilns
lid,eu Torbe mteocr, uroidt oas paar, b.itt'
tiot @torf, modt COS oGar alatt uno 9ldH.
leno, pertineut ods GuSQehcu, tIrirt 9ocfs
bontisinen NIB Sopfrpch. Breis 81. 9u bas
ben bet Setb 9. 6oHce. Nr. l0S, @eas
@altimOresS traBe. (2bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13
Al. Sabrgang.
Wottsen.

PULMONA, bas er6ste be.aunte @itts sesen Sus
fen, SaIss unb 9un9enleioen. Bon Apotbetern uno
Dem Giaentthnler ". 10. Ysettee ST. t22. sapettez,
oberbalb Bariiirnfe, su besehen. Yreis 30 Gents.
NefereuSeu:
8oftor u. 6. Gibion, N. D., Baor .. 8. Carroll,
9}oftor Wu. g. 9omar6s, Theoi. Dr., uno Sahlrel1e
gubere. fStt27, 3 te,l.a-&.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13
Eefegrap6tf6e Qepefdett.

(8eri6te Der raiioet,rtsu 8ree" fhr Den -i5eut@eu
&orreiponoenten.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13
germtfdjte teIesrapbtid1e sepefGen.

Sn bicago 1T be - Yeoples Omnibus
@oniposnte" sur 3abluug pom $4,000 a s
9 a6eneriab OIL ben gteger 8imOtbp
Cooper perurthcilt morOen. Cooper tuurOe
BON einem SmnbuSfutiter Der erpabuteu
@ompagnie an DIE euit geieet, trosoem er Elm
ginet 9elSi't hattie.
Su ser uorlstteu Natt bran9en @inbreder
in Den 2aben Der So. s. ,. Sinner &
8ruber in 4ibettb, 6T., eiH, iprengs
ten bic Spinbe uno raubten $1200.
Sci 9ucam, Ont, erplOoirte gefern Ser
ScfIel elmer Oampforeihmaihiue. Gin iuu=
Ger Maun, Namens SEQ. 8rullon. muroe gc=
iGotet uno mebrere anbere YerlOneu trugeu
@erlctuu9en bauon.
Scr trons1fidbe 8 9ampfer rSille o {
Sreff," weIdisr mdbrenO oer 6lhrt nab 6ls
oonna on Der Siiiie bon Cuba itranoeta, III uns
beid doigt picoer flott gemoroelt.
Sn Hep Orleans itarb geitern Der IS
i6briae Widsott Dtcllop Gn oeu Sol9en cues
e dalaees, ipeld,cu ihm Der Diifs 5brtif
Omen Goper ani 5. cs. 9its. NIT ciaem q y
eeniatrms hrs @eFht oerlebtc. Stopper 1T
b.lbaitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13

NepsS OFT, u. Sanuar.-8Olgen6ts fin6
bic ShluBnotirrnstn: @el6 Sc idbrlia,
1872 pro Sag. Sterl. =Bediel 983-98S
aut 60 Gage, 99--99s auf Sift. Bun.
ees Sbligafionen: 1ss1er Coupons 1O1t,
neue Siinfsr 1O1s, meme 44=pro3. 1924, DO. d.
pros. lis, Diff. Col. S.65er 1e4. Aftisn:
Stod, 9slorb 1861, Bittsburs 1921, Stls. Gen.
iral 1875, SEEM Dorler Central 1903, 9uf.
SbOre 131, Grie sol, DO. YriOritatcn 9S2,
Rortbpefern 1863, DO. Yrioritdteu 14O, g1eruz
Serle1er Central 864, &eabiHg Gil, Beieru
Union Eel. 1868. lrterifaeartts 8ilan3:
Sob S68, ,O72, 1858: Gourant So ,675 ,23O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13

- Die Eetersburger , agence &uiit" beltreis
ttt bic Nadridten, 6aB SrOBfiirit gtltolauS an
Stslle SeS@ro6firfsu@ onitantin gum Sefehls'
baber Der ruiiifcn Slotte ernanut peroen ioa,
unS 6ab @ensral StobelsH mad ieinen erfteH
@eft6te nit ben Eurfomanen bel @eofzEepe
OH "a. DECEMBER gum 8iid3uge ge3pun9sn
nurbe.
= 9aut elmer offi3iellen Ospeide aus Der
Gapfiaot mar Die 9tadlrift iiber Die Grbebun9
Der Bonoos iibertrieben. Die BonboS grihtH
nur einen bera1bnrtcn Stamm aH, rH0 lhr
&ngrff murbs nit 9iilfe Der SolonlaItruppen
5uriidgCidlaaen.
- Gine Oepeid)e ans 8om beriGtet bas
ableben oes italieniiden Senators NrriOabene.
= Ser @apitdn un6 Der erite Steuermann
fCr ON 5. 3. Ntt8. aus STnansina, Sla., in
S.usenstotpn an9cfommeneu neutiflen Barrie
,9iippel" muroen i'm lsbtereH Safen unter Der
&rflage oerhoftet, unterme9s eiuen brtttlf,tn
Uiatroien mlBbannClt III haben. Der eapttdn
purbe I'M e1 uno Der Steuermann un e5 be-
frat.
- Gire 9epelds aus Calcutta giebt all, bic
oItinSiife &e9ierun9 babe nod feiue ytabrtdlt
t6tr Die auatbl'd in Solapur entoedte Ssr-
ldrn6ruu9 erbaltsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-13
ssraIberiate aus gsefOtaaton. d.

@abI BON sirtiueEies cffiIersn ufo St0utcn.
-&sltrainne ton Yeiiititen.-Gin unihrlts
d1Cr @rsE@IieBer. aSGltintorer SStrMel
Saninanu uHO eInOere. - Der BranDItifs
fiine cSdbaIctet.-&etdlte citrate fur gro5e
uniittIidfeit. : Ginfansrns eines pradbtts
, 1881-12-24


Poaehius has trequeatly served to supply ma.
CcctlBd the etraugoness Ut tho true story to!d In
tho Bula polico Court OIL Monday. ItApponra
that OIL tho Qtl Int. there weFu hiGh dulag8 ut
1.Ugh PArk. 4 band OF p0lchsrs hAal commenced
operations WhgE thoy wtru encountered by
posse Ut representatives OF law nnd Or1er led by
thu bead Kamekeopcr 1taptnnrs to ho tho cls-
tom In the HeiRhoDrhnod of this great park for
yotlng gontlsuIGn whoso ttnu hauga hetvy on
their hands to volunteer for u nights "sprpe"
III huilt!ng up tho poaehors. On this particular
occasion there Wcro TWO such Volunteers
Mr. Cnarlcs Wiiissby Mcketts, who holds
T., P0snoa o n tho sftIS. et'Hs OF tne Col I'm Lysn
noishbaring @ " taraor. 10th thoso 'is nersons M i
carFied rovolyers, which they were careful 10
cha!xo tO their fullest cApacity. III the course
pf the encounter u. sAot wAs tret, anu ono OF
tho poachsss fatally wuundpl. Tho 'Foachets,
who wero oyerpowered and caFturusl, wur0
placed IN their tElal charged with ulglt. poach.
lug aud Wfllful murder OF th0lr own comlalu, to
which end pvideNco WIS given by lk!okotfs.
rerclva!. aud tho head HaIuekeeper. who sever
ally ewUro that they hn4 not oslrrled frcarsns,
nor, rs i4r a. they know, wero thero t1re4rtus
nsn. being recaIlel BY tho Masstrats, admitted
fcssed tha3 he ha1 (lrod Ut IN tuan Ut u distAHce
pE ten Or q dozen yards. who appeared to 10
raising gun 10 bis shoulder and urinx ut tho
gnmekecrcr." rho three men have boun cUul-
inElted to ts!ul OIL a Charge OF perjury Ind will
ful nuruert and this couFHo bus been taken on
their own admission, though We must hope that
q &fpmplete judicial Investigation may put their
conduct iu Guothor light They ure not tie lrat
Victims Of he maintenance Of the 0umo Laws ut
, 1881-12-24
The West Division Conductors mud
lkrlverN.

10 she isaftof OF JHt ChttGt1 1TsnuHks
CHICAGO. Dec ri understand TINT Mr..
Jnmes X. Luke, Superintendent or tho West d.
vistun City Railroad, has submitted to bis ltuuor,
Mayor iIarristl,, and through hin to tho patrons
of tho West Division liullrtud. n'prorosEttou to
tho effect that II, viuw Of tho l,car npproacn Of
Christmas his company wDlid Eo willing, II 1t
should meet with tho general approval of tho
pnblie{?j to chargo 10 cents faro TN tho :d lust.
tho t1ckcts), tho whole amount to bo dlfit(ct be.
tween the conductors and drivers nsn Christmas
present Now, while rs u driver atn conscious
Ut having tried to do my duty In a1lpll lnanier
na to merit tho approval OF tho company md tho
lassenKurs also, do not feel TINT for 80 slnIng
dcscrvu my special reward from uur passengers,
nor tlo cnru to be tho recipient of their chIrity,
Whlo appreciate anti thank thus0 who htlvp
nEltAtGd this subject for tho feeling Ald K0Qu
vii! WHICH prompted theu.
IT tho company think their conductors Qn1
drivers deserve anything Of tho kind would It
not 1o hotter to hot usdo 4 aay's receipts for
tho purpose lhunttouud, and gvu 1t TO- their men
reward Il clerk fDr faithful performance Ut duty
w!thuut calling IN tho public for nsslstanco1
IT tito luHl1oss-tncn Of ChiInB0 whO AcG phil.
anthrDptcMly Inclined wish to Md or benefit
tho conductors, lut thon wheu thoy ftn,l u coil.
dActor Or driver who is Il worthy tuln With
cMplclty 10 lltl u higher and moro responsible
s!tuntion, think while anu sce II after JIM. !,
lsS.., tlerc Will not lp pacu lin thuir stnre or
Office such man could TIL With crrltt to him.
fur It, gcnt!emoM. tncro nrc many such In the
Gmnl0y Ut the West Division City ltairoll As
conductors and arlyers. Very Respectfully,
RANDOLPH 6TnEET OitlvElt,
, 1881-12-24
CRIMINAL CQuRT.

NlelMlN A14 COOlkIs
Valentine I2usk was acquitted Of charge OF
burglnry.
There will bo no moro Jury trials this term.
Tuesday noxt will Do Hcntcnce.day In branch
Tho motion for new trinl In the caso ct Adam
Smith, convicted Of stealing wu9ona, WIS over
ruled. nnd no was ssntcngoa to i've years In
TIC rccognlzance OF Michael Qufnlau. indicted,
for biirlrs., was forfeited. Ills surotles liro
Frank LAwler tnut tho Atdcrman) Michtlcl Quin-
lMn Sr.. and Mlchael butler, who nrn bound for
1asncs Farrell, found guilty Of robbery. was
granted now trial, and pol,dcd guilty to petit
wull fur sir nluHtl,s.
Flnnk Wagner, convicted Of malicious mis-
chief, WIS denied n now trial. and sentenced On
tho verdict to pny tlnU OF FlO0. and It tho
money ~ not forthcoming to work 1t out III the
Houso at Correction.
Judge Tn.ry: Jaeol Moore. larccny, ono year ii,
tho penfteEtlary; Charles davenport, lirccny.
tly1 yenrs pcl,ItentEiry; Anthony Ii3osky, lar.
rgny, thrco yC4tB Qnd slx mouths tt1atunt1ary;
Wiltun D,i'rlen, larceny, twenty'nine days
Two l,suTs wero spent IN Branch No. :, by.
ot Il, support Of Ii tho ON ,nntion for " now trlai In
tho cAso 6i Capt: Isca, Eysser, conylctel or tho
murder OF John Schumacher. an Affidavit OF
FrAnk II. Thompson WIS tutrulHCod, from which
1t appoarcd that l,o saw tho pttchfurk ln tho
arms Ut ShumAchcr whDn un the ground Attpg
being SHOT. Thompsun's Matno wMs an tno
mt Gull him ut tho tin0 VI tbs traI. Assistant
t3tate's-Attornoy1 Thomson Will reply this morn-
!nK,. and Judge Van Huron Will close for tho de-
fcuiaut.
, 1881-12-24
Life.fnss,rMllcc Suits,

To The EdtVr Of 1he Ghtedgu Tribune.
NEW Y0Nk, Dec. .l-yuur special dispatch
from Toledo notices under tJntc Dec. II tho
cascs III col,rt now tctng carried unt!cr tho
auspices Of tic '' Life lnlIayholderst Association
Of tho United Stntes." and is pnrtcunr in stat-
ing all tho fActs rs to tho compAnles' sltlp even
to tho numcs 'f tho lrHa! gentlemen who con.
duet tho tascs for the companies: but, strangely
enough, f0rgels tu mention nnythttiR NJ to tho
other sdc-tho side OF tho p,IItcy1utdprs-mpro
ttbAn to state tho general bnss of tho elnints
and make mistake rs tn their counsel, In Hay-
lug thnt "aevetsll ,pron!nent local attorneys FOR
tho claims. J#'1es r. Muorc, q young n,An or
great prnInlsr, und nil IntlofatiKnl'Ie worker.
Mpptnrua ulone un tho side Of tho
rennyWsii s a,,d ss"f pha .ofni{ 4. Finch, uoss 81
indianapolis, nppeaI&I Tor tho cotnpRnies. us
sisted by Wiiii,ltn 1l*kcr & sun and Itnyrcs Il
Potter. local attorneys. MIR. Finch IL ChNirIuln
nE tho cNH,nssnn nI,ppIHted by tho Legislature
nf tho Stntu OF 1n1lnna, and IL tho NuthOr ut tho
ton,pAnlcs tu rny tho values which arc conionll-
eu for In tosu CASES, and receives his pNy from
tho t'coi!g. nnd Is asso tho uttornGy for the Now
furk Life fn resi- sting LtforU cUlirt TINT which
lle plead for In bis report tito uttorcy ut tho
people. These su!ts,.nr 0th0rs, will Ge carried
On successfully. These uuy fati by bung pre-
vented frun q, fntK to trlna the Intention Ia
II throw thon q ut of curt and ntrest prGcecd-
tHga. and compel tho commencing VI new suits.
tho "nssot.uuon" Intn silence. You will cniter
y fnvor On tho members by giving currcct
rrcslueHt Atd ActuAry.
, 1881-12-24
Warrington Strect Improvement.
II tht Editor q Tbs CA4taae Tribune.


CHICAGO, Dec. @l-ltavinu rocontiy visited tho
quarsles uear WntcruU, Wls., whuro tho grant
IL butuX crushed fur tue top-drosslug Of Wueh+
inKtun strGet, It hns occurred to mo that aou,u
fnus III rotation to tho inattur mny bn Ut gcneral
!ntcrcat. Tn0 Gontruct WAH mado on tho 10th OF
Junu lust, and Tho untir0 work WIS to be com.
plctcd by ths 18th OF November, 1881. Tho cun.
tractors arc 4. L. Ambory d. Co, a. l.. An,horg,
1amos Kinkads, and John +. D!okey aro tho In
dtvtdual nu,uus. Tholr boudatnon ure G. i. Nlo-
hof mud patriok Lee. Tho contract requires In
round numbers 1l0o cubic yurtis, u bo lncas-
urotl In tho completed work, ut xl.60 per yard,
which is thought to ho 4 FUR prlcc. IA u vol
known TO tho public, tho work, tussoad of bong
completed, Ia only fnlrIy begun, and 1t WIN to
form somo 81 S.timato of the roaaon Of tho lio!ay
f ths =, sources ot r. sappIy ete
prtnclpaIa in 10 tu,portant contract would hayo
faken such measures ~ would have insured tho
coluplouou or thu work beyond y contingency,
b. Ssephcts, and Without over Investing i t,0ltar
or taking a rtsk, sat @ do"'' , to sce what wonld
@ SoS es Il sa sts to Jul stl up
the quarry. Tho erushcr ta ons Of Gates largest,
work BY tse ist II juaS noxt, II run 10 ia faii
capacity. hut III. stophons does not scom 10 by
in taEt!ost, ana re orasasr j. alowoa to Eet s.s
hcen SO inuoh complaint 10 roRard 10 tho size Of
tito atnile. He IL, moreover, making thu work
subordinate to furnishing paving blocks
for other pasties Ilnd afcssrs. AnGerg & Cp;
control aud run It with energy. thero might be.
oven u shts iato day: some ahaw u taoir
that The outlook IL discouraging Indeed. Tney
havo already defauIted OIL tho contract fur cross
walks. and it remains to bo seon whether they
vii! by so1uo moans !it,lso some Ut tho pluck
aud energy characteristics ot Chicago mcn into
!hoit WORK, or tngsorious!y throw W tEu sponge.
IhUlE growing Ats'ut measurement Ia s1nlply u
The Commissioners have AlreAdy tntimated
what thelr action will bu In the prenlses, And 1t
canllot long ha ttofcrred. Tho gtrcet a. fat "a
completed lneets the expeotutous Ut the Co1n-
m!ssloners, and It il tullerea It will provo the
best In tho city, II not entirely sati.factory.
@. u. CAAJER.
, 1881-12-24
TILE COURTS.
A Closing Up Of The Fidelity Bank
Urged by the Master In
Chancery.
Dean and Mayo, Swintliers, Make
Application for q Now
Trial.
New Suits, Judgments, Confess
sions, Divorces,
Etc.


TlDELtTf SAV1FG9 HANK.
On tho llth of November ur. Turpin. ltecetver
OF tho fidullty Swings hunk. He'd bis annual
report IN tho Superior Court. which wns referred
to Mr.. Dunlson, s1aster in Chancnry. for uxam-
inatton. Yesterday tho 5iastcr .ilcd his report
npprovlng tho lsceo!ser's. accouuts. and allowed
Hgbsl.M for legal expenses for tito ycar,
ord tho sum of :s600 to tho Ne-
aid desperate ID .cits l,c sold. and % tno sssato t
closed III Ktn,n M possible, and tho HUMOROUS
cralltorA will c6rlla,y MxrGo With him. lIn nlsu
sHuchenfcs tho Information that the IcXal ex-
pensrs fur tho on4ulnx ycnr viii tu much less
thnn lust ycar, and thinks wl1on the prgscnt It'll
cation l. settled the est4ltU Ean be arttlcI. The
report WAS 0rrlrrctl ty lnd9o tinrtlupr ho nt,-
IltufGsl Unless objections ar0 t1Ud IN ten days.
Iho MASTER III Chuncery was nlluwed $.5D for his
services.
, 1881-12-24


Not SO much nttcntlon ts being devoted tn tho
cultivation Ut rlce corn. III 1881 tho ncrcA1o Of
the state was ~ 4, ts yicld!ngl4Gl'oi bushels.
wns ;t..,15l. tho Yield 5ak5:H, and tho valuation
$:rs.a!g.l H. Among tho twcnty-csght counties
Cove County bud IL very larEe yelt. Iutler.
Clark. Decatur, and luiwlIns Counties report
ylel.!s nbore tho Myorn9e, w!,io In tho rcmist.t-
Ing rnulItica tho hRrvost was a littIo below tho
AycrAxo. Annng tho cluscs ut injury tnolt-
toned Aro lack Of good seed md tho rAvaaes ot
birds and chinrh-bugs. Rico corn !s still yutued
account 1f its utility to resist tlruuth, Dut
tho correspondents Of tho StntB Hoard Ut Agri-
cl,ltnrn generally do not consider it pro.!tMhie
clup. It ID rAIsal now principally for stack
men learn from tho experience Of tho past yes.r
thut sorghum cane IL 1ii,tcf better for stock hun
ricg corn. Lntt1u ind ehten will cut tho seed.
nf rico corn nothing fs eaton but tue seed.
Ncariy MI the sheep III Southern Kansas nro
cut and cured tho same rs hay, und Is worry uu-
ttItiuuY.
, 1881-12-24
Legal status OF tho Monday After n
Clarist1llnA or New Xenrss yElafcis Fails

OH Sunday. .
10 the Editor Of 1as Chicago 1f1bunt
CHICAGO, Dec. s.sf-1t hns been announced in
son,o or tho pnpers that sondny, Dce, ~. and
aud Day ass sxI hotdys. R1s
Or Stale. or eothf II thess says nfo ~ lcsat oIi.:
iays, thon docs 1t not follow that no business
dono uN thoso days wil bB legalY. II IN election
shuus! by '!w Gs held on inc Eirst hoa.lny in
January. IL Inn. or Jan. thu lst Monday, md
wuulll tho sumo rule preyAll III OhlD n1,u other
Etutcs that prevails htref There hua been con.
siderable discussion Un theHu FUintH MtllOilK my
busiuess frionda. and II hns beun deodrd tU mp
flcAso state IT. your paper your MnswGra 10 the
4'~''''''' A'4 '0'' S jso.. W. Nouns.
Tho Illinois Legislature. at Its lust session,
a'nanded the law III relation to urgotlat,o In:
strumcnts SO as to provide that, whero Christ
1nas Or Now Years eam0 on d Sunday, tho follow
Ing Monday should bp u legal holiday. 1t does
not follow, howaver, thut no business dono IN
these dayy Will bu lcKnl. Tho Stnio bus simply
provided that they shull b8 holidays as far Us
Gcnerni hua rccunt!y given an opEnion to tho at.
f1ct that ttls luw docs not tnnke MonJny lcgal
hudny for any other PURPOSE. Tho question
before Aim Was, whether gchu0l-tcachera could
le foroed 10 work OH il Monday whcr0 CHRISTMAS
canlo OIL Sunday aud he decided thut they couts,
sln9o this nut Ut tho Legislature MnB simply an
amendment to tho law ~ relation to negotiable
Instruments, md, therefore, did not uppsy to
tho School lAw. Therefore, II bis reasoning IL
right, II an election should by law b0 held on tho
tirst Montay Ut January, 1t ought to bo held Tn
that duy.1
, 1881-12-24
OVARIAN TUMORS.

~ Tho removal Of these tunors hy Railways
what wns onco co1s!dcred .ajmost miraculous Is
now a common recognized fact by all partiea-
Witness tho Cnsea ut Hannah +. Knapp. Mrs. C.
published In our Atnlnnau for 1870: also that OF
MEA. G. >. l5!hb.ns, In tho present edition OF our
)" False Qnd TRUE"
One bottle contains more Of tho nctivo pr1nci-
pies ct Medicines than my other Preparation,
taken In tcnspoonful does, whIle others require
tivc or six times Rs ti.,lch. .
ONE DOLLAR TER BOTTLE.
, 1881-12-24

. STATE COUNTS.
W. W. Ourlcy begun suit yesterday for 81, 200
agAinst tho Trnlers' link.
Samuel II. FrceMan commenced suit In debt
ngatnst Francis W. uolbrook to recover S.,OO0
ln1nnKes.
David Robinson and William Van Malta sued
Leopold UIoom for 81, ,ssdD.
r. !; j. y. Tuily sued Phillip II. Decker for
$lDD.
.1Din W. Connorton brought suit for $1,000
against 0rt0 W. ltichnrdsot,.
Frederick klrchlintf sued david Leahy and
MMry Leahy fur $l,WN.
II. IT, Wheeler began an attachment suit
nHalnst Arthur Iell to recover $i,HU.
, 1881-12-24
THE CALI TODAY.
nm nutYAaNf1Ntt-1n rfl0 t1arR.

JUD0E DnuAAONn-ln Chamhers.
Jup0E l,tJODdETT-Mutiong.
JUNE GAny--1tcnrne Ut case No. BOSS, Daoud
~. 0uthortc, which il now on trlll.
juMlB SAlri1-lerc,nptory call Of mouops
for now tria, IN Nos. 4,754 aud t68a.
JUuaR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for now trial
In Nos. 1,.8G, 3,Ts... ,di2, 4,E,S hts, 4,2ds.
JUlyQH ANrHONY-Fercmptnryc call Of motions
for now trinl IN Nos l07, t05, 6,:lt, b,047, sb5
jVHiE tARnnEH-C Of No. 7ra,
Chicago &; Western IndlanI ltAilroAd Company
w. City, which IL now OIL trial, =,
.JuIAiE Hoo OERs-Hllhinitted cases.
JUuuR MONAN-btptions.
Jun0E ttAwEs-A1ottonh
jUpQE lARNuu-uulalsIt divorce cases.
, 1881-12-24
THE bEHEADlnG OF MARY STUART.
trofn S,rtnbuFne's Htw Trugtiu.

STAND IN t11idhnfi t,1c ssnfro1d. b}ock H., ,,cotb
And biacE tho blaok 0po,l it; iii aroiinti
Ana al TX sy asnjos! tbp scaiod IL rat rcuitned
And twt rT,rf, tuuRkei IN etther hnnti hnvnnd
Ujnuk US the cb,,ir behIIIG II.
MARY IlEAroS-Whcn / snw fallen on scaf-
knew nst that spakr. and towusi YOUR cars-
ipslccG, spakc ,.ot. sS' S'''1 ''""'" 'S@' sS'0-
shr se,a,. tnorn rar@, asn eagEs ii, aycr
Fell fnot Of nint, ff!tnnhnnt nn this corth.
Imperial inoru than Empire made hcr l,or,ss.
stirs ot Ser 81 soSere,s,s ] s features. ] Lko Sriac
JIrouht hmm aho ntn,1nfa thn scn,Yritf nni hor
Sweep eyes Texo, rouu, tho ctrouo beneath and rest
TLe s'oomsnen ar;s bcss s ber nt IT, Ser ef
The Shrriff and Tho TIerk nj hand uu hivh
10 rond tho w.rrant. 80 ''"''' 0'' '"@"
ManY TstTOS@Nuno a,ands thore but knows
K,,nws wt,,t t1srcn il VIE ~. e',M III fnrriy.
n.nmtu4-yotn ~; facc t},oro hreo,hos ot nj, III,
mt y .ar,ns q tnov,, t,or ,rs to ,o,r mi, rand
Whose iook uioao Is chauucii nor, >''3 ''~N'
Now draws nigh
Hrys nossfe a1 ses nss n @ a nrc'
otahtaefng: .'I.a sue waves nl'a py Us QUO "noso
s,o t,,t.Se tnyusS ,,u,, ,,,,oh. avail har N,. o,,
knGels
5 s g. rs esr 5 o
she strikes against hsr bosom. hear her! NOV
hnat ntscst at.s " nls ~ fo1en @sa!nst nur
r,y1: y n ~ vn'Ss a sosl'a E9es mp With hs'
" " tao sreat psSin g. pGaItcdacc: M M anu now
nu ~. t.asa ~, IT, ~ E1S!.sM 4or ~ ~ anpo
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?lny ~ tnr .rota EnEan1 ytt 1i!s ~Fash awsy
9Th ~,, ~ ~ ,n aim,s SuI VIII rhre
, 1881-12-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

Thnte eau 10 MI btttCr guarantee OF tue H0ln6
at DM RAILWAYS old. .eatabllshad r. H. ttzAH.
DIES thu tho buso eud Woethloas limitations Of
them, thore False ltaaolveuts. Aeliefe, sua
hat tho naue "Aa4way" " on mhat you buy. 4.
, 1881-12-24

Felix G. StldEcr filed d bill ycsterday COM
rintn!,g thnt his wife, Annio NJ, had becn guilty
Of ucts Of cruelty rver since tholr marriage. 1T
Nov. 1876. She refuses TO change her conduct,
and he clnitnB hp cannnt endure her why's aty
lungcr, aud nsks 10 0o allowed tu lenvG her.
injury II. O'lruly nskcd for Il dIynrrn from
Martin O1rnly on account Of bis cruelty and
elk years fleacrtt0n.
Judge (iIrtlncr yesterday granted q divorce to
Ellen \. Miller frt!n Fr4ucla A, Miller on tho
ground OF desertsOu.
, 1881-12-24
PROBATE COURT.

In tho csta.o Of samuel Iiolbrook, deceased,
tho Will WIS proven aud lettors tcstnmentury
were e., issued to John Witty. pnder bond for