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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

Twice in less than twenty year. Ne
have learned the touching .ioqa.nce
Of death.
wish, that standing here Hi,h tia,
great sorrow upon u. 1e could .sy ,.lai
our hearts we're At ease from the souud
Of the piti'ess stroke Of the .-y,hc O.
time. and that IT, this hour. when the
trowel % hate l. iow Ne could say
speaking Of the wisdom Of deep dana
nation Of this mans taking oa-,ha,
belief IN it, providence oycr-m4stsf,l
doubt. But | for 0ae cauno. 30 sa,.
Could he have fallen IL - high clSi,
place. We could have bcsa reconcile 81.
But Ia owe hi- end - The mingled
compound Of avari-e. malice. and iaki.
ness 81 a plscc-hunting dcmsgngue.
outcasi. and disposed Of men, l. the
tragedy of the loctlsomc.
Could this oak -four American man
hood have fallen while standing sentI-
mel aud monarch in me. before the
fury Of the tempest OF some political
revolt, where Institutions ard law.
We're sought to be swept down Lcfore
the wild force of reasonable assault.
how worthiiy might our mighty then
have fallen"bu thus IN an unguaTded
hour, TO be the prey Of an isnomini-
Gus worm. l. 10 libel destiny and stain
the hand Of death itself.
Standing upon the summit OF achicv-
able American official greatness /, viii
not be from the elective consequence
Of this man that his force or fame will
be measured. The jewels in his crown
of glory, will not be the years spent
in the marble capital, nor those pas
sed beneath the Eagle and the Stars of
his military life, but those more
heroic still, that were given to the tow
path and the fields of toll.
Without family, without fortune,
without the patronage of great schools
or mer, this man rose 10y force Of that
in man which never submits or yields.
to command the patronage of circum-
stances, and by the fortitude If his
own soul made himself the equal Of
either fortune.
Adversely was his opportunity, and
his genius was the faculty of head
work.
Il is grateful to think that James \.
Garfield in 81 years could harvest
some Of the rewards Of n life,
which shall enrich his country for
ever.
IL il glorious, by his example to
know that in America, the bent and
yoked son of toll, in marking out his
destiny, may look beyond the Poor
House. even to the White House, for
refuge, and advancing through the
temples of authority come at last to
rest himself in the White Palace of
the public, and warm himself ut the
fircside Of a nation.
His will not be so large an immor-
tally as that of Lincoln; for Lincoln
sealed with the seal of his W death,
the fact of an eternity Of union for
these states, and with him, and 10y
him, died the body and the soul Of
treason. And from having bowed
ilselfin the dust and partakcn of the
sacrament Of his blood, this nation
rose ~regcneratcd; launched almost as
grandly from his hand as the great
globe from the hand of its creator,
upon a career OF everlasting progress
while tins man fcl! the victim of the
ba!lled spirit of public plunde..
And yet he was a
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

The demand for gold is great, but
no; equal to the demand for DR.. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup, the great remedy
for coughs and colds. Try il. Price
twenty-five and fifty cents q bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that II. W
Lee has filed MS application IN the
Office q. the County Clerk Of Webster
County Nebraska for a Druggist. per.
mi, TO sell malt. vinDus and -yir.iuous
liquors for medicinal and mechanical
purposes IN Po;siam precinct. VA sajd
county. Oct. eth 1851.
9-t-3 ED. " LEE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

Lad oae. 49, -tastss Ssh see - TO-
Nsfsrs - hsrrAr Ffrsr fazf thr -
a.n.s settler -. s4~4 at-s gAa s-rsa -
naks tzsl Frgaf IL saFursr ~ ktH Ftaia 49, 49,
e-Fs Ersi sGtrs fhss~af t-fsss lace. Taf~ss
SsA. iS3.
CaArrEs Nssr
I'D sa,ry We. - So the = - - e f~1 :
suFtA fanse u s-t As rkMe Is fefs~v q
% as- % - treve H. ruc4fHeses f.EAsr-s a. :
ealHra.laa u Fstt lsul va Aa<sst hs~as
Chst.. fsi.sr. Cs.rlSs fshEiricN. ltcEry D
ssthess = HE'D Coal Ne
ssy-sscsz : " sNfTIFR. EsEr~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
7Per Cent. Money 70 Loan

MONEY 20 prove NJ gtfh uB hnal fe-
CENT. or on decided land as : ter cent.
and I-62 per cent commission "r al
straight; Q per cent. no eomnns-i7n'
ISo II WILLOW.
ohlce merit door tn Chief oghrs. Do!
Iss4 DTce at piosa nstea Nsb SEPT =. f@l
Notice i h-,vbT g Vsa sbst tA- Hi@~p7r
ns,n~i .ef1s, as Sled ns'ss- - hs fnfssitss
- make fnal Ffegi - saFs3st q bu "a 80
thst sats 49, rHI - nads before Eisfs q
b.. r~; ,sar, =, ED Clad sea. sn -stsffss
Octsssr - lei. via
p.vfp Eorsrs.
wa Ne. 80 tss ths x a SE aasf,sr s-r : Esd
D. gsarteg ssr- = tsuu rAaEs , ~est
81. rsmes the z iIs- isE .sasesss - Pfyrs kt
ra.rgasas re- tdsp-s atgp- sHj rzstsssflen e.
ssIIan4. via Ss1a.l stx~r. Hs3siyh FrTer
Henv ~. Carmel. SzassI S9sssrssAsss. sa 81
AmbgJ ssa-
ssEisorii8 - H4BGEE hssffHs
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
Land osacs a, Tloomlnr,on Mob sept. -. Issi

Land ofics az Hioomlnr,on. Mob sept. -, ISL.
office il hereby given that the following
named settler has RIei notice Of be detention q
make fual proof IA support Il ~ cls'Sn. sDd
secure nnsl entry thereof Pre- { q - made he.
tore an 80 A. 1ull.ys. clerk of the toar; q
Webster county, a. his Office. IA ttsa 'iaui
Seb.. on Saturday. October sth. l>~i. yf
CHsfrrTAs BAETE
IA entry Va. ai<. for The : So a y y !,
: :. & : T. quarter y ! auaIter sec ~ft0ua
north range l. west. lie uam~' The rciicvins
Witnesses TO prove hi. cpn'irnDus rcsttsnrs
upon all cu'ti Walton Of sid iaai stG John
soreu-sn. Esiok Erich. n. knHt ET.cksuu.
Christian Holt all 81 R,vrr'pB Nsh.
.cr..pci0 :. -. SEIIZER. Register
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
county Commissioners OF Webster
county will meet on the 9th day of
October 1881, At 10 o'clock a. m, to
receive bids for rebuilding the Ina
vale Bridge. Plans and Specifications
TO accompany said bias and said
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

IocH embellishments inserted among
ne roadiEg matter uN be charged l0cts, a
line each ;nse5.iCa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

Land Gee At BlOouiuFt8a. Ncb sept. ., Issi
Notice !. hereby giveu TIA; tie f'lipvinF
named s%.-tlsr has hIci nstir" q his intention
that I'D Jroof wil! te male Eefot Clerk DE
tr.~t Cou wct...r Couriy AZ Red Closd Nsb.
81 friday October I; l.l.
ILisHA BsEvEH.
I'D entry No. S9A2 fr tho soutt-sast quarter
soc. . town 4 north range u vest. lie nsiGes
the following vitn-rs.s ~ Prove b. cgutius|ss
resifeuce upon and cultivation ofsaid land via
John Mccoy. John " Mccoy. Ernrs- ". bos-
erts. lillian Patterson ~ - Wells ksb
sepiSooti3 :. ~. SWiTZI X. bssists-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
TAKE NOTICE

/ have purchased the fractional sec
Of land laying between Peter McNrts
and the river. And the public Is
hereby notified not TO cut any timbeI
on the same. VI. i. McNuT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

Land OGcr az Bioani.r,sn - SEPT - lssi
Notice i. hereby Ftvro that tie f,iiv~
ssined settler has sled nctic< 81 Ats trtsattar
to make anai TTyog "a ssruaft sfh,s claus. zuA
s-rgs, fnsl cntp thereof. before 'hr yisfs q
District 'oart. "a " shst~T cnarfs - b.. af1sa
IN Ret Cloud N.br4ska "a Saturday October
sIth. 1851. wa
HaSS WasSSN
Ht sn'rs Sc s9iJ tT ths : y So - iS~u 8
north range II se.i. lie Mans al. fsiiostHs
witIa.-~- q provo 81, continuous I<.jsare
upon sn cultivation ~ szIi Isni yNF @ssa
Iintquts -. James Anlrrsua. caro- JssgsrsaU.
Nelson iis.hail al q Ret 'ltti N~b.
.eP9)stE = W. >WilEaiG REGISTER d.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
Final Proof Notices.
Eacs~.,u~--S.A ~ "a 80

Is4 cH~ e, tA>@a.@s Ne - 81 insf.
r@.~- . AsrvsT si-sa tkss 80 ss
~z~~a setftss 49, Sci sszkss - - = a -
sac SEA- Hs-@f - ssHf-- &hs s sas~s
ssss szG sssFr tAsr~sf sztss Faz~ : To
-. --es - ezss 10 sss~tsF e-aat~ - "a
sEr< = E~4 G@ss SsA 90 ssfursss So
So tA.l- "a
Ua-EFt.--
uS Ns "a 81 tssssEH e. g-a Z -~A
r.sss = $3.50 BE $500 80 49,
z<s ss a a ssst aarar fFstis-rs @s
a. sssFsRE > - 4H4 aaf Fs- As f-ss-
ssz heH fsatBH 81 rsa sEtA &a4as
II. t~as a. - hlss-4 NA
s~ssas1 : ~ETEEVN Ksaass
LsrS ~ H. s va a. tai.
= &~r-tr FraH | 20 ss
sta s4 See
E~ zHai ssauf bel sarfaT - Be sa 49,.
sFesfr srat ~ssfr tsrr~f aFr f-s = Er
iTFa $50 - Gef cert - n a- rarsr
Ne ~ IS - 3 rs Gst Ask - ~
49,. >SEsut~t tifA fssi "a
thaslRs AHNTBa
Ia v - 81 - 49, 49, "a So :
ssHrs 9 s-i BE HsuFs - Es-as O.
nsNx g. R-pFs 80 l 40 rraaHas see
Ssa sessafrsn - ~ sAaf ss i+ls. N,stss
AlFs esu Laafa ATgssfu Nrs fs4a,
a. ~ Aiau AiE NsA
s1ssaat ; W.sAirIER. Ezs
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

W.! stand this season - Red Cloud
~ Last years rates. w $3.50 'D iusuf"
single mare. Two marea slSu1 more
than taohy thc same owner. f1tatra'h.
For ,l.c solson, 400, single service,
500
This hore ussl. only To- is known
% hc admired. ~" bas been arkauui-
edged by many COOL judge ." Ice the
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
49,. 20 .EA.EE2a.

ssssrs = ksrsay r.n- hat ~fi srN-4-s
ali n-r.sps = - mzr sst - 90 eEsr fhszf~ sss
a. ea-4asfss tsr tsashsfE = ths prtasasF -
gwm-a seaaals 81 NssssT esazsF. ~ h~a
90 ss - ffFf satsrarg s. sc - Hshs :.
T.kugau. AzF faEan a13 AassGs~rs AZ
s.zs BsI "a fas srss .NsrtaF - tss nsssfss -
-a.ry- All. Eaiy asa Uesss~f- A. s4sz.
rx "a s4e sac. H4tafssJ n sss zest@s 20
49, gEss. s@ftzat-f ana E~s~ssA~-.
kEzzlAafssss - rss&F%e- - 2sse1s q q.
A. ForG
Cosny sss~tntss4szs y Ps~ts Isstras;5ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
coSGRFGATfoyAL CHURCH.

prcsrhiuc every srst ana third Sabbath Of
each month a. IL r. u pnf 50 a nls1 on o'r.
Ssbbafh- when ever g occur.
salhr'h school orery sabbath morning ~
a. o'clock. Prayer meeting every ednesnay
ar.ntrR
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
Land oae. a, Bloomips,on Nsb. Sse, ii.isl.

Land ofiee At BIoominston Ntb. sept =. i%i.
Notice 10 hereby riycn that the follow ~
ust..l =.rtl-' has Glca nott . ofh 'uieGH HH -
make G1ai proof w. support y ts claim. 81
.s~u-~ SEAL entry theT"iihef'rs james a lal
.,Fs. cicrs .ftte court a Webster rssufv - b.,
Office IN Pei loud %tb.. aH Saturday, October
II. is.l. VIZ
FyR-~Irs SC-TTrE.
ma entry No. w. for the : y quaf'of SEC. 10
town = north range u sssf "" nam the ict-
l3Ui.r witnesses to prove hfs crnrnu1us fes'
rrure rTHg art cultivation q saii lent va
Ellsworth l. Bal. samuel ". Hat. 'hriri9-
iher g. 'os all Z Ambsy Ncb.. iosrse " Bai!
81 Rcd Cloud Neb.
scpaoctsj :. ". syITZsR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction in rate OF
interest on time loans. Ssrgicit ai--
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

LanlnR-~ At BLOOMINGTON Nsh sore q Issi
Notice y. hereby given iksf The fItswtns
named settler has sled notice - "a . 'utrUt,an o.
make hnsl proof in supF~rf % hs ria.a a ana -.
cure tusi entry thereof before he r!efk q the
District Court In " c6.i or county Nsh.. a. hts
Office ia Red Cloud on Saturday Ortobey efh
lsni. viz
IGREEY TsyLoH.
hj entry ~. 1to fyy the - "a Invest sec. z
town Z north rsEEr = ssst Ito rane. i.s I'll
loving wiIbcsfss lo prove his c.uunusus fc.,-
d'nce upon aui CUltVst'1n 81 -sii l.ni va
John q. E1binsDa. joseph Hglush. Rrbsr
II QuiEs,o. ohn 4, kstiasoa al % Thomas
yille Scb
sepc2,et.0 = ~ S'FitfEE Pes s.sr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
All si.!, q 8 s:.,"

seen ia this section. Ws,-At, & y hs@h.
1900 pounds Beautiful Hay. -smmci
real form. ga,-i hfc. high ctFuar" sni
bo-t nfail aa siuI 90 q kitten liz "Nufi
also has q gposl Jack with hiDI 81 -aIsc
rate. Until further notice wtl lc
found II the Commercial harm.
Cote can BE- Seen 90 IT,. pfenlsrs 81
Jos. Fssl.. State Creek. Fsg Vance,
~Inayale. - Mccall. Henry Serkke.
~ Becker farm and Eal,s;ons az To-
aynlr. also - Rcd Cloud Nulcs %
premises % Low -n.;h and Ben Port
uier. Guide Rock. Eim creek mill.
and Red Cloud mills.
The owner has entitled tbs jack
Can't smith. being the famous Lee
Smith Jack. formerly 81 Guide Rock
Shows tho bcst stock IN ihe valley
\. LUZ. Proprietor
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
T5Sg.EE E.-.gc.,
--:r. 80. - ..--: :, ...-.=. IA.
t-k..gssEs, 60.
-s- !. ce-s.s:s.y -s=-1--.s-s-S
!s--es Ts..r- :--=s!- IVA S-tss.
LA. i -


speeisi D.r.,sA 70 The Bss
NINNEK. September g-This
morning =; | O'Clock stanton, Ne
wzs totally wrecked by = cyelon~-
Toe business portion &c lie town r.
q. -oas .i;b tAe exception u oac CT
tv- -tos@. The Central Horse IS.
-treWu over several acre Yout ear.
responder, vas BE- the lsteE ~hGiiting.
but was ou'y slightly injured Two
or three persons are expected 80 die,
b.; thc e0es;a-t wonder II expressed
, by every oi,- ius, no was killed
outright Among the travelling men
a. the hotel MAS Mr.. Letter II Man
Meyer 4 Bro. bat he W.. oBly slightly
injured Oue building. the ssucultu-
raj implement store Of Johnson a
Ey%er-pn, was carried entirely away
50 that no, "A board can be found
Mr. Vim. Nye y now dy INK. oser
twenty buildings. exclusive Of stores.
are gone. The scene caunct be de-
scr.i,ed. II was appalling beyond be
lief. Naked women. children and men
emerge from the ruins Of their home.
covered with cuts AMI bruises while
some are - badly crushed a. To ~
gulre aid To bee carried q some place
of shelter. The charity of the public
is needed aud contribution. for the
homeless sufferer, would ie gratefully
received. The Santon county OH.
cials viii act IN their behalf
Special Disp s,eh to the BHs.
MADISON, NEB, VISITED BY a CYCLONE.
MADISON, Neb. September "a
terrific rain and wind storm passed
over this town about | O'Clock this
morning in 4 n~or;hcastcr,y direction.
doing great damage To- property and
injuring several persons severely.
One child of Glen Fricnc Was killed
outright and one child of Mr.. Ciucoa
was killed aud another badly injured.
About twenty-five o< thirty hniliings
were totally destroyed and many 9th
crs badly damaged. The r~rc,hyte-
rian church. Union Pacific depot.
Gross Bros store AMI several others
were blown to p%c:ccs. Loss about
s2j,0 900 TO property.
NEBRAsXACfTr. Sept. 90.
A fearful storm passed over this
city this afternoon, or, ~ some think.
a cyclone. IL caInc from the south
west and was accompanied lev torrents
Of rain. The blind ASYLUM, Seymour
house and the Stevenson block were
unrOofcd. Robert Hawkes. store and
stock of goods were badly damaged.
The back and front walls OF Gilhcrts
new block we're blown down. Trees
were torn up and shattered. and
damage done in aIl directions. No
estimate can bc made a. this writing.
bat the loss will foot up thousands OF
dollars. The procession conveying
NcGuirc's BODY II the cemetery
had just started and was dispersed
by the storm and compelled TO seek
shelter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
Money To Loan

on Real E-'s1r ,u Webster aai 81
Joining tsuutIvs "a the ,sTy le~t rates
IL Nili pas every i1fu4eT uhu us,ui- -
tDff,sN ius HlulrN. 4" .Fs uir i*tfr
making arrangements vith tny other
patty
" expense &, ghv b,ru,a % -ua
tedious dclas -ur irsAur atih eastern
IaG,r~-un aTpissflau t'v taH'us 90
commissioner Zee ltF making ar
|Icsuu,lus IHiyg- uT fa4irF sCku1U
rtc,msuts-uu advance W sruni an
uusi Interest and Ia ,Itegrs; un'sl
muacS - actually in lsial
Call upon sc aiit'+s
l. \ StuF-
g,.f Loan Brukcf. ititlv lI.il N,b-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
Land cece a, pl.omins,en. Y.b. Sept. .. Is.I.

Land cfsc a, 81 oming;sn. Nsb. Sept. .. ls-l.
Notice /. hereby given ths, the fallasing
n >fu.i settler ha. flied notice % BIS sstsniion
that saii prot will~bs mate bcfor. Clerk II
District Court " sbster 'ounty At Red Cloud
Neb.. on Sa;urday October j.. issl viz
sisSsy AooFE
pre-. Il. =. No. 5TQ Cor the .pgth-wes' quar'sr
see q town I rarth ranEe J. west Tie nannss
The f~oIIesiur Sitbosscs n prove HE contiun.a.
rrsid snce uron rut cultivation 81 szit ianf
yir. James ~. Wet. Harusi Wiiling. Daniel
o., Duyer. Jacob { Aiusod 81 Of H,ll. Ssb
srpi.s2l s.W. sxIfZER. EsEstsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

LnRd ofsee II Blooniustou Nsh.. sspt 9. l"i.
Notice is hereby given that N. following
nsne i settler has fie3 notice az his iatssti9n
% make fnal proof IA suFpsrt of hs claim. snt
District our at Red Cloud seb.. or FRIDAY
October IL. i-sl. viz
NILIfAHS u. CssEILL.
iii No. $40 for The v y qpzrtsT &c. - tous ,
north range u west. lie names the feilastnz
witnesses To prove has coutEuSa. rssideBes
upon. aud cultivation If. said lad Via Lloyd
". Crahili, DAHL II. Lsrick. Oscar T. ksmJ.
Edward ". Y. Grubb, al o fCstasrton Web.
serIjoe;l3 ;. W. sITZER, EeEisteF-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

land oGSe ~ hlse1!Hsen. Nsb. 80 ,. ISL
Nott-s 4, hsFvAs sts,n tAas shr ei4 sos
p.nsi st.isr has firi natiss - n. t-FsHtasu Sc
rake snal p-oaf In sar5ar q g.. r1sseu. ed
ssrsrs tusl sntfs ,h~re,f. bsfus, 'fsTk = T. O.
tfict Cssfs e Webster fEauU N~a a. Ass 80
"a ke1 ticri Net. ou SkrsrEay. N1t th
lsSi. VIA
IsoEaG FfxNEtt.
ia entry - iur The . = gasrt~f ~sssfif1
.aun . north t.nsv p vest. Ha r.r-s tAe fof.
LOSING wtfHs.ss g. prusshu yHrtuanus rss..
A-ucr u On 81 saif!yatton q Sal laut. Ns
william IhomFsan james kabirsFa Ctarr,
Ns!iuy aei AtFsbAn Reeve al ~ Gusls
he-k sth
rep-sct-s : ". ~Al4LEk. REGISTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
ME. CaUR1H

{. s.=.Ina.m n. ard rrsachirg BY the Per
tor ever Eabba'n morning srj evei:rs
rraysr meeting c'ey 1tufsJsy svtn'ng
All are Cordially inv ted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

About The only news Of Importance
that We have 10 convey to an anxious
public this week is the fact that John
q. Potter has just received an i'm
nlense stock OF goods that he desires
you to call and examine. Prices war
ranted TO be satisfactory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
ayEouScEIEsT.

1 hereby announce myself as an
independent candidate for the Office
of Sheriff of Webster county, Nebras-
ka, subjec, to the approval of the
voters at the November election.
80
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

Have you seen those plies of new
goods at J. G.. Potter's if not, it viii
pay you to 60 ami take a look at his
stock of fall and winter goods. He
has now ON hand and Cor sale at bot
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06
X. Y. II. D..Tisne Table.

Thing EJECT sundsy. Oct II, 1850.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

psf ssH9 -s-slNE at<n& =
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-06

: ". SWlTzER. Register
The Dillon tribune., 1881-12-03
Fortunes Lost in Cornwall.

Every tourist in Cornwall is familiar
with the deserted engine houses aud ruin
GUS chimney stacks which form so chr
acteristic feature of the scenery Of the
Western mining districts. They have
their picturesque aspect. but tn y ar
the .vilencas Of widespread r,,ia. 70
thousands Of families they have be n.
the phrase applied to an unpr tit be
speculation by Car yle: "The grave o:
the last slxpence." They stand her. ?.,y
scores and by hundreds, d lapit.tcd
stripped of every morsel OF wood or
metal that would sell, towering over iae
wastes of rub ,ish-heaps, their high
sounding names forgotten. Mil 10 ;
dawn from the wealth and the pov ~
of outside investors have within the PIT
thirty years been buried i'll tae bowels o'
the Coraish hills, or have found III II
way INFO the pockets Of some wi y pro-
letters. 1t is not twenty year, me- II
shrewl Coraishman made large ruti =,
by ii ,posing + 81 ares in mae Wit u
highs 1,,n, ,lny name. near hs La i've Wi
lage: w, II j Quiry the mag iticent MI
prov. i to he ~ re y II pit sn1lie scor fa
4 ep. wit wiudlass and bnche,
This gentleman was indeed rather 10
clever, fr he speedily found lin s'.s II
! Jail. but after no very long time h. VAS
let loose ag in upon his prey. How ma y
aliases he has had since then, CT la"
how many mine .broking tirns he Inns
/, developed, probably no one but hims y
knows, but more than one we'll pail d
mine Of the present mining rev WI i
known to have owed it's origin to h $
energi s. 1t may be quite true that. on
capital of 81 200. Devon Great Con-
soils made in its earlier years more than
million profit that South Cara.tol
gave its wealth on even easier terms =;
that Tresavean paid 100000 dividends
in one year. But let us look little fur.
ther into the results, and We shall Il $.
cover that the families that have nj re
wealth by mining, aud not firm the
dues they have received IA lords of mn
ing property, are few and FIR between
Often within the lifetime Of the indl
vidual, fr> quently in the next general Oh
mining has taken what mining gave.
The greatest mining fortune Of the las
two or tree generations was that which
eventually came into the hands OF tn.
late Sir William Williams. His eldes
son aud her adhered to the trad ton
of his family in supporting mining enter
prise, aad-he died insolvent.-LOnd"'
standard.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-12-03
A Curious Instance.

A few days ago a most singular casa
was heard in one Of the Paris law conrt
stone mason, named Jean Jea,lzu. }
wears Of age, was charged with trying I,
make a prostitute Of a Young girl, F., l.
inc Y l.tte. born in 1865. The girl. /.
seems. had run away from home al |
vent to live with .Jeanzac, but when thes
we're arrested both declared that she wa
Is pure rs when she was born. In c mi,
he girl made q statement which created
the greatest sensation. She said 1t w's
voluntary act on her part. going avn"
tr.m home to live with Jean. They hal
treat affection for each other. for he was
Il to her when her mothers l.us'"."a'
VII" was not her father, abused iti:
They had slept together for weeks, "'''
never had Jean attempted to di>Aon,s
Lcr person, and she was still a virgin. ,
proof of what she said she bernardo
that medical experts should I've sent T. |
and an examination held The l"dS~'
sent for two prominent doctors. VII
pronounced her worthy of the MONTY -
prise-a reward given yearly ny - o..
Fr.n academy to the most virt'' Ms : !
il France. OF course jean was arln t,''
--In,is Cor. Kansas city !im.s