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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

A New York paper speaks of man
who was "beaten in three SUITS" which
reminds one Of the old time school bow
who used to pad his trousers in antici-
patton OF thrashing.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

In Chicago cotton circles it is believed
that this years cotton crop will not ex-
coed five million bales, or 10000 bales
short of last year.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01
fine PIANO FOR :, Or! SALE a.:

The Celebrated Mathushel.
The instrument was brought here by the
Concert Troupe which accompanied the Army
OF Tennessee. 1t can be seen at the University.
For further particulars, apply to
EDOUARD DE'JAN, Agt P. lWerlein,
1876 Canal street, New Orleans, La.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

}. II. Brereton, who killed young
John Dent in Vicksburg about two
years since, filled up with whisky
and made an effort this week to take
the town by storm. He defed the
law and authorities, fired two shots
at the officers who undertook to ar
rest him, and, like the Comanche
Indian, made for everything and ev-
erybody in sight. For at least an
hour he made Washington street the
scene Of a wild excitement equal to
any frontier town where, like the pet
hero of yellow back literature, he
was game to the end. When Brere-
ton fired upon the policemen and
posse OF citizens perfect volley was
discharged by them, and the outlaw
fell to the ground mortally wounded.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01
LOCUST DALE ACADEMY,
MADISON COUNTY, VA.
Near Rapidan station. Va.
DAVID f. BOYD priucinal

DAVID +. BOYD. Principal.
A BLY, ASSISTED IN THE ACADEMIC
IA Department by Graduates of the Universi.
ty OF Virginia, and BY a competent Officer in the
Military Department
This Academy has been long established and
successfully conducted. 1t is mainly Prepar.
atory School for the University OF Virginia /;
and the instruction therefore, in Mathematics
and in the Ancient and Modern Languages, in
Guiding the English, is very thorough.
The Location is in one of the HEALTHlEST
and most Beautiful portions of Piedmont, Vir.
gnia under the Blue Ridge and near the Rapid.
an River, and in an Intelligent and Highly Re.
fined Community with Churches of various De.
nominations convenient
= The Buildings and Grounds arc extensive and
attractive, and specially adapted to the pur.
poses of a Boarding School.
The Session begins the third Monday in
september. and closes the third Thurs.
day I'm June.
The terms are 5000 for Session Of nine (9)
months for every expense except Clothing,
Text Books and Medical Attendance.
This ia Private School, aud under the abso.
lutte control Of the Principal
For further information address the under.
signed at Baton Rouge, La, till August LIST, at.
ter that time at Locust Dale p o., Madison
County, Virginia. D. F. BOYD, Principal.
July 9th, 1881, tw 3m.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

Green Apples
For sale at Family Grocery OF
aug30 JOSHUA REAL,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dumb
Ague.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

Canned Salmon!
Extra fine quality at Family Grocery of
aus5e JOSHUA BEAL,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

Sugar Cured Meats!
Boneless Breakfast Racon and Sugar Cured
HANS, as good az can be had at Family Gro.
Gerry OF aug30 JOSHUA REAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01
At Bea1,9!

MACARONI. Choicest Imported.
YEAST CAKES. Best Make, Fresh.
ROASTED COFFEE. Fresh and good.
PINE APPLE. New Packing, sliced.
DAT MEAL. Best Fresh Milled
CHOCOLATE.. Bakers German Sweet
COCOA. Strictly Choice, half pound tins.
BARLEY. Fresh and Good.
PICKLED ONIONS. Best English.
LOBSTER. One pound Cans, New Packing
SALMON. One pound Cans, New Packing.
MACkEREL.. One pound Cans, New packing
CLANS. One pound Cans New Packing.
CLAM CH0WDER. 3 lb. Cans, New England
FISH % h. Cans 4" :"
CHEESE. Sap Sage, Fresh Stock.
:" Fancy American, New York.
MILK. Strictly Fresh, EAGLE
BAKING POWDERS. .Hnrsford's and Royal.
RED BEANS. Very Fine Kidney
ASPARAGUS. Choice New Crop
BLACK PEPPER. Ground and whole.
SHAKER PRESERVES. Packing of 1851.
SEA TROUT..3 pound Cans excellent
MUSTARD SARDINES. American.
OYSTERS. Eastern and Southern.
CANNED FIGS. Louisiana, Heavy Syrup.
Just received at Family Grocery of
aug23 JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01
A FEARFUL HURRICANE.

The telegraph brings news of the
terrific hurricane which swept the
Atlantic coast on last Saturday night
The velocity Of the wind was about
80 miles an hour. At Savannah the
signal service Office was unroofed, the
News Office flooded, the City Exchange
badly damaged, and over fifty build
ings more or less injured. A large
portion of the city was under water
for several hours. Several persons
were injured and some lost their
Iives.
At Beaufort, Port Royal and other
points of the South Carolina coast
great damages and the loss, Of many
lives is reported.
The steamship City of San Antonio
was compelled to put in to Fernan-
dina for repairs.
The steamship Hudson reports hav-
ing found the ship Sandusky, bound
tor Liverpool, off the Florida coast,
dismasted, waterlogged and herstern
gone. She took off her crew who had
been without food OF water for 80
hours. Other disasters are reported.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

eed's Gilt Edge Tonic assists Digestion
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

A Chance for Dairymen.
MILK cows - Three good milk Cows
M with calves, aged respectively FIVE, four
and three months. If properly cared for, win
give milk all winter. Also, one fine Berk.
shire Boar. six months old! Apply to G,
care of this office,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01
School Books.

JUST Received from New York. large and
~ complete assortment of School Books. such
az are in use in.this city and vicinity also Copy
Books, States, Pens, Paper, etc. at very moder-
ate prices for cash. NJ, CHAMBERS,
Next to Pixies Hall, Third street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

DOR SALE-RARE CHANCE-A1 Garden
l. in good running order, containing arpents
OF land. New House, Stables. Good Well, etc.
Situated on Continuation of North Boulevard.
Square %. Apply to J. COMBOUZOU, on the
premises or at the CApIToLrAN Office. apr30.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-01

New Catch Mackerel!
At retail. at Family Grocery of
a0g30 JOSHUA BEAL.
Fresh Cocoanuts
AT Family Grocery Of
anglo JOSHUA BEAL.
, 1881-05-20
MICHIGAN.

Yestordny,s proceedsnr in thn 1.ovta.
lature - Discussing The OutoDsEou
Land~Grant tCaso-1seapportioum
Delegates to tho Northwestern River
and Canal improvements Convention
spfetas Dap"'eA 10 7"s chfeaoo Tribune.
LANSING, Mlch, May l9'-The House TO-
oay passea fefham's Dill compelling wood
burning 8tea1ners on inlanu waters to wear
spark.catchers.
The OntonaGon lnnu-Ernnt case was tnken
up this forenoon. and hns been nro,,e,l nil
dav- Eorl ,yIthdrcw ,,fa .rhatitrtn f,r
Whita.a l,omostaa. n,,,,r'1n,o,,t nv, eT,.o.i
o,o,hor ,,r."I.Itx,r +,ot ~ ",n,.. 1870 ~. -.
us"n anoos p4o,'ank a' ~ s.at ~ SIa''ns w w ny
"esupuua '@n upo1 ene ohto""gon 1oaa-srans
Bhall be reserved from said grant until such
tlne as such allorotl r1rhts nr claims shull hi
determined by Congress or othor competent
MI Snymnl,r Ind another cmaudmant IN
offer, providing that the Railroad Company
should select lands coterultpoua with the
the line Of its road as fast as constructed,
Inc prlllclpal speakers were kinney, who i8
RRuinst tho bill. and Eormnn. WIN il In fnvnr
OF It. The jattor Rantiemar had fnl,v nr.,,
pared himself, aud ILLS exhaustive speech,
rsp'oto with logic and argument, sllencea NIL
OF the lal,d-grabbors. Ills effort IL pro-
4toui'eeu ~ onu VI ulo 'tos! us"stoa!y VI tno Ses"
Sion. Ihe discussion Of tho Dill l8 tlkCn up
uuufn to.inorrow.
mi. 1rs,.s
Luz AoAso boHaulltteo ou ReAppoFt@oA-
meut hls agreed upon the Senuta's bill
for ranreeenfntivo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n,hta
e.I',.. Tvss'..a ~. ~ 1,.'.''. .u's
gives Wayne County ten Neproaell tatIye8,
Keut and Saginaw four oaob. Lonavoe aud ST.
Clair throo paoh. The Cnunt,es II Ontonavnn.
Ia. ua.si ns..,.a a,1 W.'.,.a " ~, ao,,
4'!o noya!e. AafaRa, nho heHccnaw WslI conetl-
tute district, and be entitled to one ltspre-
, 1881-05-20
TIE CIrY-IIAJI,

TnEnE were thirty four burial permits issued
yesterday.
AID. lIlLpRrr1i bus gono down to Springfield
III tho Interest OF hIs $5.0gD,000 wator-b b uud
scheme.
TIE total ynluu Of permanent improvements
f9r whoi. Mln,iMIanE M M permits waro granted yostcr-
takcu 10 shc crh SATURDAY aiteri,na,, by tho m
city ntilunfa, Including Mayor Harrison and Clty-
EnKluotr Cresur.
TMs peIiep nto ordering tho removal from tho
M II sho Sas "surS aS St =" Dtrss et
slightly roln1td.
TuE Commissioner OF Public Works rpcoivod
yesterday. 0ne hrm would furnish sS5,6uo ieet
Ut $la.h por l.DtN feet, tlollvcrod wherovor do
sired, ad the other would dellver lsiO feet ut
Crtgi0r bad cunferenrc yesterday with iciu-
Hm .1n II p M|Sy a Il sHxs o .o
needed.
ix the tlre.a .a'artn otlloe theto has boon placed
6y ~ thS t Astronotniual society magnificent How
highly po!lAhs aud carvc,i. Tho tlaw ulook Il
c%onneot9dM % IN With The Observatory. uru hns Il alal-
ato n!ato ot ~ inches "a diameter; and can BE- tl.
improved pattarn, and cost $f.5.
TllKNk wore slx now cases Of smallpox re-
nars9a Sna g9, yesterday: & 9nd enc dssth-a eoorod
southeast cnrnur " Clurk and Elghtoeuth
sI Wcsi Rftce.sh aud ID u! II we.t wss!iSSsn Masot,
streoL ScArlet- fuyor was repnrtcd from :2,.Ii
ava Myx sifoS IT, t ~ ; 1sI a. South Park
TIE Mayor IL anxious to IN to Europe for tho
DDtlGtlt fu4 YDYAKb. K0tlN ftfijn r
, 1881-05-20

Tho correspondent OF the London Daily Nttps
in Central Asia Glvcs ah iuterestinx Acuount OF
onor1 wore confined IN n room OF n building
Without door or bolt. The onttre pnrty-tharo
Msr nnS r o. s,sg together BY
collars balted around their necks. Tho chain
And collars Bhono ltk0 ai,vcr from constant nse.
tryins 10 iits soas Of @ thss nstgaSars % eaatIo Ma
over tho trott!or. With but ono exception they
weSo Wet sh'esy ,sn aYH ,s" IT them hsylne sray
clothed In wrutched garments. Usually, tho
dressed, but these had been Iobbol Of thoir own
ciothos oy their captors-a oaso Of "tho bitor
The prisoners nsa mover released, uight or day,
frou their chMtns until llsohargol, aud ouch
illan ~ hc sat upon the ground had y stick about
whtuh he propped up bis Iron collar TO reliove
lts ga!!ng pressure on his neck. Il, soma cases
the gsis9I,:'r passes weoks ana months With ,ata
ngek.
lut fex remain long Ia prison before bolng
:sSt ID excaaass fpr tle nna II Iii way ,'s ,he s
Khan u continually receiving large u.,mbors q
thssS ..r animals many Of them worth from to
inf to my oaah, a. ittle ~ sioe II willingly re-
co|ved tot bis release, hut Sl00 IN apeolo Is a
inrRS M sum ~ that part OF tho world, and few peo-
r; Tho w!yes AZ very loyal 70 their husbands,
AAV sHaeAae " tCEAd lEOMe pCkHuHs
Tlia systan Of 9npturo and ransom. the oor-
respondent eaya, Ia s,eady source Of it,oon,B to
tho frontier khana and their Immediate hnn9-
oes.nut and fa,r ttlAss OF peuoe 70
come upon tholr Governments would b
rewarded by, tlom ~ z personal calamlty.
suckers dread tho establishment VI Nusslan ruIs
III thair land; md thoy say that,' should tho
pre4gnoc OF the lsusstMnK now In tho country pu t
stop to tho systotn ot ,narauilns, which Il not
discouraged, hut for which tho Turkolnats are
arrested and thois fr'sMls n re4qlre4 10 pay =
au,ror depreciation in his iuUome oi fully
EAuQQ
, 1881-05-20
INDIANA.

Special Dspatch to Tbs Chtcdoo Triblnx
DEDFoRD. Ind, May 10.-The prospect for
MI ayerage wheat crop in this pRrt of the
State is good. Many fields that wero twenty
days ago considered almost worthless now
bid fair to make ten and fifteen bushels to the
aoro. Tho apple crop Will DO one OF tho largest
cEer known, and the same can be said Ill regard
to small fruits and berries OF MI klu4is. There
will alao 10 m abundant supply OF poaches
, 1881-05-20

I'M. EAntL md thrco Of hIs companions will be
taken to Joliet to-lny.
TIE County CIcrx Is expecting to movo into
tho new Court-ffousc tho Ist Of Juno. Thoro Is
nothing In tho way Of 1t, It Is said. but tho con-
tractar for.tho furniture.
In the contested election case Of tho South
Sld1 town ulllccrs Messrs. Doolttte and Mickey
yesterday withdrew rs solicitors, aud frank
Drlko wns given until tbs .4th to answer.
THE Grand Jury disposed Of sovonteon cases
yesterday, nnd found elcven truo bills. Among
thom WAS one ngutust Nicho!as Koach for ut
tempting to hurHlnrzo a West Mudfson street
storo, In trying whEch hc was shot ID tho inv.
TIR mothor. OF Miss CaruIlne E. Day was
her dnuEhtcr'a sanity. aho rcported that Caro-
ling was behaving very bndy, but nfter talk
lh L1ps e. sh s not to % any
standstfll. Tho docket Is clcatpd aud TIM bls-
ncss from day to day ia bofng tlnnp In I'M hour.
tic law recently pssscd s'v'ns @ tht co9rs j;rss
tlotlon In all ohnunery casea Roes Into citoct at
that ttsno.
II. a. CI1A11.1s. who wns brought to tho Jail
of bigamy, WAS yesterday visited by wilc No.
and child NJ. y, and hc was trying to p0rauHde
hs s1 1hat hS as s0FTy fos wst he had onG
time Tho probabilities nro. from tho naturo OF
tho interview, that hc will not Do prosecuted.
SoME OF the friend. OF John Carcy. tho ealoon-
keGper VIM was flllci ntlGi imprisnrted Weducs-
day for selling liquor tai drunkarl, were around
yestcrtiAy trying To- act bis sentence tnodlted.
hut wero ,nss,eeesst.il. Thcy claim that AoRch,
tue alleged hs.bftual lrunkard In tho case. IL not
the wreck he has boon mAdo tu uppeHr. and, fur
tharmo.., that thore - bchind the alrair much
which has not CONF to light.
sol. Histns Il. Murrny, Wiihelm}na H Hsts GSS owon
adjud9oi itlsuno Easiey Is tho coorcd mn, " 10
t17f n1f1 rlt Hff+. tr.1
tho police nuthorlt!os 80 much amusement.
Whtls awaiting trnnspnrtHtion to The asylum ho
r " "a ssTS r. 5 ss'1Es1
wcro u chu.n Of Band.
TfitnTY.oSE executions, NIL In tho forfeited
bond cassa where Judgment has bcea on
WIii start 81 the war.path to-day.
Ho VII @ ti.st mike mike formal dat,lana upan tdo
!ovY md soil. The 1!ldKnsclt.iaken Against 4.
u; i!a,tera md lacs,b stl! the dsy IvfoTo ap:
has r1uscd 1t to oe set ns!do.
THE County Commissioners love to lounge
about thclr nu.v QtlNrtrrs, uud, although thsre
wore nu commlttoo inesttngs IN tho card Tor
!ryns the iasks mid foiad tSat they were ssa
Enasr s ID Ss
tee- room, and succeeded In libcratIng hi1usoIf
y autvk twist Of tho cmbossea knob. Tho
tho catch-Hprlng WINS nndo OF Iron inatead Ut
stce!., Commnisa!onor ,Cobnri, aa!d :he. stoal
w0ulIl emu I'll wheu tho Union UrAag Works
| presented its estimate.
SHERIFF. MANN yesterday wrote stato's-As-
torney Nil u yorX uurt noto shout Il. o. Louder
and tho dummy" indictment upon which ho
tn!sslUn to present tho case To tho present Grand
| jury, but rece!ycl III response. Sumo OF Lend.
En- 'Ss q e Snsa ts fsf neSH @ sna 1,S &
| thoy otIcrul tv nuke good tho money In
, 1881-05-20
PROVIDENCE VS.. BUFFALO.
Epsttaf DttpateA to IhS Chteaao Tribune.

BUFFALO, N. T., May l0.-lt was cold and
threatening this afternoon, alld but 600 people
woru present Dotll' teams batted ilorcely, the
visitors especially In tho first six innings. when
they knocked Calvin out Of Ills position. The
Dui7alos repeatedly Allod tho bRses, but wcro
unable 10 clear them, tholr batsuou failing ut
tho needed point. The holding wns FUR, Mo-
Cleilan and Forco especially distinguished thotn-
solycs. Calvin WIS to hlAme for the tirst tvc
runs, ho fnnabllnK ball In which no could have
made an easy double play.
Ihn1Iuf- 2 y i s g 80
bS'iaio. bSS'Seaeo ::" ~ ~
Earned runB-llufalo:. |; rrovidoaoo,7.
Tutal teidlnK err0rs-Hnnai9, 4; Providence, g.
iaso hlts-iiulra!n: y; proyLdnuqo. u. -,
bourne.
Throe- base hltr-bicClcllau.
1p(1 OH 6asca-1suGalo, "; Providence, 1.
liasD on UAlls-Iiu6alo ..
First baaa on erruFs-lsu9alo, 3; proyil0ncC,4 1.
Struck out-Hultvan ~, 0nlv!u, Richardson,
petcra. White, MoClqan ~.
Doublu. .play-FoFuo- Foley.
FAaa6l bnlls-SulllYAM, L. .....
!lalts ca!ed-ualvln, -; Foley, 81; 1tadbouEno,
19l.
atrtkos cailsd-Galyiu, ID; Foley. 0; lad
bourne, FL.
Inme-rwo hours and twpnty mlndtea-
unplr0-J0TOrs.
, 1881-05-20
THE WESTERN CANAL CONVENTION.

ops<1os UUp4ttH 70 1Hs CHttd90 1Fsb0Ha.
DIXON, ILL.,, May l0.-Tho Board of Tsad0 Of
st. Paul have appointed as delegates to tho
Davenport Convention tho Hon, A. Namsoy, tho
Hon. II. II. 8bey, tho Hon. W. Dnwson, tho lion,
II. M.. Rlco, and tho Hon. ". H. Marshnll. all
rocognized ns tho carly nnd lending mon OF that
State and tho Uppor Mississippi interests.
The City ot Quincy aeuds Its Mayor, J.W.
Webstor, James ". Singleton, Mombor OF Con-
Eress: Gen. Jasnes y. Morgan, II. q. Osborn, and
Col, Edward rf!cc,
, 1881-05-20

This evening In tho Congregational church
Will 0caur tho annual Human essay contest ny
mcmbers OF tho lIlnman Literary sooioty OF tho
Unlyerslty for \ prize Of t:5, tho Yftt OF Mr.
J. II. Kedxlo. Tho contest ts one Ut the oldest,
in the colrgH year. Tho following speakers will
appears: X. Y. Do0sn!r. ". II, Iluitnu, W. A..
DyohO. G. Il. Piper, W. A. tlelnl. The Judges
will awarl tho irizo aftcr tho contest,
, 1881-05-20
SIX CENTS DAMAGES

A., o'a. '.,. D"easeh 70 1ht cAseaos Tn,,,.
MitWAuKEE' May lo.-Thc l!bc, ,'s "Ssas s
noi iirsoh .,R"'nst tho i.ov. nr. Nina. a' o. ,a,
tho Jewish Temple aud rlItor Of . = .F.tAa
lfg'ois paper VIVA brought 10 n eJa.. sss,a :, n
Sssss ssseS asr oa, H. 's": .s: .sSnss. In p;
kind Of H scandnlous rcts,rt a.tatlon of sm.
uelghbor5, not In his pnrVr. "''o'e tho edl@.
, 1881-05-20

10 fas Editor u Tas cAitapo 1,,,,.,
CHICAGO, biAy. lD.-WitI you nls.,a"1 Uan1
public through your paper wba,hns ~ ,a'etu lS4
respectfully, " ''*a holiday yet,
MOL '2rtns.
, 1881-05-20
SUES FOR ATTORNEYS FEES.
apssta{ Dkpateh To ThA f,httaoo 1%Iht,re

CLINTON. ILL.,, Nay l0,-The Township Of Santa
Anua, pewitt County, which was successful tn
beating tho indianapolis. bloomington & West-
orn HuIlway out Ut *a,00o wurth uf t,ontls, bus
3nst hecn sued by tho Hon. Il. +. Tipton. OK.
toeath LI.trlot, Tor f5,0U attorney foes, which
tho township now ropulatea Alao. The case
Will Involve several thousand doliAra.
, 1881-05-20

50 Mercer strrut, Now Yusk, snys: lilo uss ot
It. jacobs OIL llAS bacn Ut great service to
me, ~ 1 thankfully acknowledge. suffered
with rheumatic pain In tho face and esrs; :;
mediate relief. alid 1t euectel an entlse curo.
AoyeA by sel,su Of duty, 1t therefore gives
me great pleasure t0 recommend to suffering
nialik!nd tho st. JacDbA, gu as remedy
worthy the highest praise.
, 1881-05-20
Lucy May, Annie Augusta, Churchill,
and Duke of Kent the Louis.
ville Winners.
Tho Providence Team Successful
iii tho Postponed Game
ut Buffalo.
MoGeary Released by Cleveland, and
Jack Remson Engaged by
That Club.
LOUISVILLE RACES.
SDftial ftfDdfeh Ia TAs C,hteonn T1.fhtst1A.

desired, mid thu grand stand WINS filled with
interested spectators, of whom tho Indies
formed mo small part. Yesterday having been
n rather unpopular dhy, to-day was looked
upon with all tho more favor, md consequent
ly everybody turned out Tho track had
bccn we'll watered In front Of the stand. and
the dust did not disturb other tho beauty Of
the scene .,,or the gloss upon the ]adies'
toilets. The bottinG was, II possible.
mdre frantic than upon either OF
tho two preceding days. Tho first eyont Of
tho day was tic Kentucky Oaks for '3-year-
old fillus, tlnali OF one and half miles. In
tho pools before the rice 11,tcy May sold for
Sea5 Belle of the Highlands for S75, Lizzie $.
for SO, Julia Bruce $40, Minnie e. $40, nna
and the field. con,posed of Dafsy. Bribery.
and tIcriaz ssi, Incy Afnv cot a siioht nj.
@ aee" u, oso a', ;.1 ay ~ so' ,. s,. ~ t,. M
Highlands second and Mimic q. third, The
roco ,voe an ~ Inv Atov f.n,, thn
Jump. and tile running made rather warm,
with nil the flyers well bunched except Brlb-
cry, who was ioft far bohind. At tho head
Of the stretch Lucy Atay led by length,
with Belle of tho Highlands second. and
Allnnie 9. third. As they came down the
stretch tho rucu was mnue better, and rs they
ran under the string Lucy hlay led by two
lengths, with Belle Of the Highlands scc0nti,
julia Bruce up III third place, and Minnie q.
closed up, and rs they passed the ttrec-quar-
~ ~ ,1,ia 1a.y "so e ss., "n I MN uss' s'o
hr rsrv wo oGeoa hu roten oa o bay nrSe
gone far back In tho dust. At tho haif.nIle
POLE Lucy May stu leo, % ,ha the oer posi-
to''s u"s'atos 80. 1.as, sAo ap'o. 'a.!,
, 1881-05-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At HOT SPRINGS.

3WVHlIHcNt 'NHNlSHto M UVJ 5THIN05s
sptsta! DApafeA 10 TAs Chttaao 1stbua<,
Iior spHtNos. Ark. May lo.-Amon9 tho late
arrivals hero Rru q. L. Williams. p, Flahorty.
W. A. llanly, chiaago; ". A. warrlck. ii. d.
Thompson. Nov York; Il g. kerns and family.
a. 4. Won.lan. ". Loqia, a. =. Voter. .Cinoln-
littsburx. IL. Hs. DsiIs McGonnslI, @ siinnss..
Alxo!is, Alnu.; D. r. PEtschar.i, jerseyvlic, iii.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE.

OHa Of Pulman's hnest hute!-cars will !envo
Chicago at E:0l pooa on Friday. May ~, via the
chicago, BURLINGTON 4 Quincy NatlroAa and will
run through TO San Francisco without change.
For berths In this cur apply early ut the Chica-
70 Hurllnxton Il Qulncy ticket oitico, ~ Cilrk
street,
, 1881-05-20

most truthful exponent Of crop condition Of
any newspaper IN tho country. Enjoying
the confidence Of the people, thcroforo, as
THE Tribune docs, Its columns aro the hest
medium III which to make known the present
condition Of Kansas crops and the prospective
Yield.
ExAo0ERArED 1sEro1srs.
AS the season advances aud the growing
wheat covers the ground with It's glorious
green mantle, and as 1t begins to head aud
mods and waves In tho breozc, the slight Is
undoubtedly one that, In measure, 1ustilcs
tile rapturous expressions Of tho bucolIo
press; 1t IL little wonder that tho stcreotype,l
phrases "a splendid crop is now assu1ed";
1.-THE outlook could not be bctter"; "the
best prospects for years." arc resurrccted, as
they have been annually since tho settlement
Of the State. While tlis ls certainly backed
by conmendable desire to build up the
Stato. and while the stories aro worry
comforting, and read much better to
the general public than II the same
space had been devoted to scurrilouB re-
marks upon the editor OF some rival sheet,
1t is we'll to remember tllat 1t rarely turns
out as these spring prophets predlct,-clse,
llayo retired on n comfortable competence,
the result OF ov0rtfowlIg granarles for d
series Of seasons.
EFFECT OF THESE REPORTS.
The Injurious effect of tflese exaunnratef1
reports upon tho State arc very evident. Tho
imlnlgrnnt comes to the State with In fancy
nreu win tle W0hueflnl stories te las seen
In print OF the Immense crops that are such
n certainty ito believe tile 8turies1 tfnt tho
interposttlOn of l'ruyilencc, In tic way uf n
or INV f tin nnnv ttinea ,xhIHf thn fo-,nnr ~
othor states cDntsntIs Win RiI mi otysat tbotn -
ftilo crnps,: IN thu cnntrnrv thnv viii T,,tri.h
Cnntion' nIsannni3tmcnt aueuoo - orsa ,y;
its rruahinr cfenf il HANG fc;t thnro q =, nsnH
vino nnvn shn Htat" ~ toona s TN hitaay
~ VIII thnm nn III. foniIn snMorI ~ ~ st eat
whic thcv nra vnrv ant r. tic smn, ~ ~ IT, Sto s".a
manHnT thar tRnr not.ht.ors nrt.,,,a ~ ~ shea
now hnmcs frnn fha Einsa 9hov uo th,'s snn., Smut
wo,Ii nrnfnr tn,nni1 n iIaaes 9oujsn3 ts. tk9H!t.
urc1 to tf1o fa1rnsr hnmcatHnH thnt nSn H.
found tho length md breaIth of Kansas. s'''' ~
BUT ~ GREATER INJURY
, 1881-05-20

TORONTO, May 19.-lleferring to the offer
Of john A. Kennedy, Of Portland, Me-. to
put up st,5oo II IIanlan, Ross. md an I'M
knnowIl will add $40o each and row In New
England, llanlan says ho will row nowhere
clso than on Toronto lay, and II Ross will como
known who, with himself and Ross, ahnll put In
$s,0O0. making grand purse of 5000 for tho
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