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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
me water In Jacket

The water IL nov below the $500 level
in the Yellow Jacket mine. For sixty
feet, until the 1880 Lowell Of the Bslohe'
IL reached. the water will b lowered
rapidly. After draining the 1850 level
OF the Beloher. there will b but the va.
ter In the shaft to raise until the TVo
level OF the Jacket 10 reached the nsxi
connection with the Imperial and
Belchsr. With the assistance OF thoss
Two mines, the long drifts and various
erosscuts on that level In the three
mines will not cause much delay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
Pending the erection Of the asylum at

Pending the erection Of the asylum si
Reno. the Board Of Commissioner for
the care Of the States insane have made
. contract with DR.. Asa Clark, Of Stock
ton. California. for the care Of our in
ssne. a. follovs: From March 2. 1881.
to July i. 1882. ut the rate OF 81 per
weak for each patient. The Board con.
sists Of Governor Kinkead, Lieutenant
Governor Adams. Controller Hallock,
Treasurer Crockett. g. W. Hufaker, Of
Washos. and w. E. F. Deal. Of Storey
county.
Last Sunday afternoon William Oates
and wife and Mrs.. E. Ritohott Of Viz.
einia we're thrown out Of . buggy on
The osissr Grade. rscsivins severe In.
1uriss. II II doubted II Mrs.. Ritehos'
yin recover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
Miss Minnie Blackburn, . young Lad

Miss Minnie Blackburn. . youps lady
teacher In Carson. well known here.
where abe has frequently visited friends,
died Of typhoid fever last Sunday morn.
ing. The Carson Tribune says Of her:
"shs vas the daughter Of John L.
Blackburn, Deputy United States Mar.
shal and hrst Sheriff OF this Chen Oar.
sony county. Utah Territory. She was
the hrst white child born In Nevada after
Il became . Territory. and was left
fstherlsss q few months altar her birth
By the killing Of Nj. Blackburn while In
the performances Of his official duty.
Friends OF Sheriff Blackburn say that
Minnie greatly resemblsd her father, and
possessed many Of his sxosllsnt quail
ties." Her father was . man we'll known
and highly esteemed BY oil old settlers
In this part Of the State.
California papers have the following
10 say concerning the Sutro tunnel and
the Comstosk 1.-THE Sutro tunnel has
long been seen to BE- the key Of the situ-
alton. n 10 the only solvent Of the
lower levels problem. II IL IL possible
to descend still deeper; II there are any
ore bodies lower down; II they can be
worked probably; II must b through
the tunnel. The alleged transfer OF the
control Of the tunnel TO Msokay and his
partasrs must therefore inevitably tend
to infuss new vitality into the market.
even before there 10 any intelligent COM
prshsnsion Of what 10 to follow"
A Constabls's deed has been dlsd With
the County Recorder transferring the
property Of the Globe Consolidated Min.
ing Company to the EMterpriss Publish
ing Company. II was sold under an st.
taohment for $197 80 levied BY the lat.
ter company. The property realized
S240-sufndsnt TO pay costs and satisfy
Judgment.
The rscspt stock "bOom" has made
business much better. Several stores
on O street. Virginia, that have been
vacant . long time are now being cleaned
out and prepared for new occupants.
Men In every kind Of business say that
trade has been brisksr and larger sales
made during the month than any two
months In the past six.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
fha NihMists and the CAR.

. BERLIN, April 2s.-Anothsr audacious
address to the Gear has been issued BY
the Nibilists. pointing out that the In.
discriminate execution OF those con.
corued In the assassination OF Alexander
III has only served to strengthen the
ranks OF the Nihilists by driving many
lukswsrm onss into the extreme faction
OF the party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
Arrivals rn,s ner.s.s.

g q Cosgrove. J O Patrick. Mrs Bell
Miss A Nye. Il Block and family. Mrs Bal
isnberg. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs n E Young
Mrs Kennsy. Miss K Cleveland. George
Lammon and wife. @ sehohsld. Mrs A
Baker. W T Eaves. Mrs 8 n Boryea. Mn
Wheeler. j. Mcdaniel. u Farrell. Mr.
Tighe. ] Williams. E K~irschbraun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26

The spizooty has entirely disappeared
from the horses on the Comstock. Il
only broke out In Q mild form this time
and livery stable keepers state that Il
made but little difference to them hpan-
daily, - thsrs was NO demand for the
stock, In Consequence Of dull times,
while the disease Fagsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Beaconsaeld's Funeral.

LONDON, April 2s.-Largs numbers Of
people are arriving at Hughsndon to at
tend the funeral OF BeacousAsld. In.
Guiding the Prince Of Wales. the Duke
OF Connaught and Prince Leopold, With
q large wreath from the Queen and
Others Of the royal family. The Mar.
quis OF Harrington has gone. II IL be-
lievsd that Gladstone will not attend.
The country 10 In mourning. The Prin.
cess OF Wales sent q wreath. The rain
kept many from going.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26

The supremacy In naver OF Hub
Punch with hot or Ls vatsr. milk. ETC., 10 .
fact generally admitted by connoisssurs. Taken
hot II will dls.ipste chills and colds. Sold BY
eli 8rocers, Wine Merchants and Druggists.
Trade puppfsd by Richards 1 Haihson, Agents
for the Pacific coast, an Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
Bradlaugh In Trouble.

LONDON. April 2e.-Brsdlaush will st.
tempt to take the oath In the House Of
Commons tonight. The whole opposi.
ton will vote against. II. Gladstone
notifies Brsdlaugh that be will object
unless Bradlaugh makes o statement re-
moving the objections OF members.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26

eyes, SIR" said Mr.. Thomas Gala.
CHER, cit vas funny enough to make .
donkey laugh. I laughed ill I cried"
And then ~ be saw . smile 60 round the
room hs grew red in the faos and went
avay mad,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26

The peculiar merits Of Fellows HypOphos.
phites are:
FYra-Unique harmony Of ingredients suit
able to the requirements OF diseased blood.
Seoond-Slishtly alkaline reaction, rendering
II acceptable 10 almost eyery stomach.
FOurts--its hsrmlssan,ss under prolonged
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
France I~uterposes.

LONDON, April 2e.-In order to rsprsss
any attempt BY the Algerian army to
take advantage Of the Tunisisn difficulty
for Q revolt, France has decided 10 send
considerable achievements there. It 10
stated that 8 1000 troops will 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26

The Montgomery Guard Of Virginia
will 20 to San Francisco on the Fourth
Of July. This company Il now under
going . series Of drills prspazatory 70
the visit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
re pru.k 10 sss.

Mckenzie. The man arrested on COM
plant Of Hugh Mcmillan for grand lar.
osny, had his examination before Justice
Flsuninshsm this afternoon. The tssti.
mopy offered Was probably the most
conflicting ever given IN Q courtroom.
Both men were 90 drunk ct the time oil
the alleged robbery that they differ - TO
whsthsr they met at I o'clock or 9
o'clock P. n. They were actually too
drunk To remember anything. The 20.
oused was discharged from custody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
Dsparsures Last Evesisg.

Departures Last Eventog.
OF Crowley. T Hurley. B E hc0sbe. Z
J 0'Hars. Mrs " D Hamilton. Miss N
Hamilton. J h Finch. @ Stevens. Mrs
0eust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
STOCK 8ErOBf.
saa Era.sises Dssra.

~ 49,
LAST xvxxISo.
10 Eureka Con-. 20 IS, 10
800 Belmont. 55c. SOC. 900
ITO Manhattan. IN
$50 Grand Prize, geo. CSC
$50 Argenta. $50
$50 Navajo. 1. Csc
$50 Albion, 81, 3 6S. 3 90. 81
90 Wales. I 40. IN
a00'Mt. Diablo. Q
90 Bodie.
2s0 Bechtel. 75o. Toe
400 Booker Con-. l6c
l25 Tioga. Toe. 7se
$50 Summit. SOC
400 Syndicate. Soc
$50 Blackhawk, 25e
100 South Bodie. SOC
400 Mono. I %
500 MONDAY. AZ
60 North MONDAY. ~. I Is
100 Double Standard. 2oc
$50 Orc. I IS. IN. Is
$50 Silver King. 2ik $50
60 Head Center. II
sac Tiptop. 4. A.
rup MORNING.
22o 0phir. ~
$50 Mexican. o.. ~, 81
7ss Gould 4 Curry. II, ~
ITO Best q Bslcher. l2k, l2& 21o. l2S
TAO California. l 40. l As. I 40
lS4S Savage, 4 60, Z 65. 70
$50 Con. Virginia. Q 60. 26s
la0 Chollar. 8 GO. 8 IS, 70
400 Potosi. 4 go. 4 IS. ~
COS Hale q Norcross, 8, 81
230 Grown Point. q so. 2 IS
1l0 Yellow Jacket, 81
1900 Imperial. 25c. 400
81 Alpha, ~, 4 IS
$50 Belcher. 2 IS. 70
AS Sierra Nevada. IN, III, liz
las Utah. 9k. 81
6s5 Bullion. I 65. ! 60
$50 Exchequer. I 70
l250 Overman. 2 20. 2l5
$50 Justice. I 10
2io Union Con-. f0k, 10k. 10
80 Beg. Belohsr. 9
785 Alta. 81. 3 20. 8 IS. 8 80
1900 Julia. SOC. 55c
$50 Caledonia. Coo. $50
400 Silver Hill. SOC. $50
2l0 Andes. q 10. AZ
$50 Scorpion. Q 10. ais
500 Benton. 900. 65c; CSC
$50 Capitol. soc
100 Ward.
80 Lady Washington. 2oe
500 Concordia (vA.) $50
600 Atlantic. 500
100 Golden Cato. 2 10
1000 Curtis. 500. S5c. Csc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26
plsaaAcEfuL.
A sPx.Dx .En.Dx HEEDKD.

Parssts 60 and witness the sights
Daily Observed ~ Ysar Call
aren Going - sshoel-rhsn Bee
% she Prshibitiea or Rusurs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-26

CENTAUR ;
the Worlds great Pain.Rc-
lieving remedies. They heal,
soothe and euro Burns,
Wounds, Weak Back and
rheumatism upon Man, and
Sprains, Calls and Lameness
upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
, 1881-04-06

THE New York Tribune says TINT Conk-
llng Ias entered into MI alliance with tho
antl-Iunlnally members ot tho New York
Legislature, by which thoy agrua to vote for
resembling tic resolutions recently pissed
calling Oil tho United States Senate to coI&-
hfm Judge Robertson, aud In yi1tua *!
, 1881-04-06

STATE-SESAron Jo11S 7. Rich, Kepub-
llcan. has BEEN elected to Congress a. tho
successor Of Senator Conger from the Sev-
entll Michigan District. Ills majority Is
OVER J,uUQ,
, 1881-04-06

FATHER LErEuvHE, Of afemrancock, New
brunswick, c0snpares tho emigration FROM
TINT country to disease. lie says 1t ought
to bo stopped III tho interest Of religion aid
nationality. Father Luicbyro Is in a bud
Etntp
, 1881-04-06

MAYOR GRACE has vetoed tho ordinance
permitting tho Edison Electr1c-Light COM
pnny to lay tubes In New York Clty, oil the
grounl tllnt tho compensation offered by the
Company Is Inadequate
, 1881-04-06

TILE Republican tlcfrnt at Columbus Mon.
duy was brought about by the opposition Ut
tho temperance people, who were dtspleascd
Mt tho too-tlbcrn views ofthe Inte Republican
Administration.
, 1881-04-06

IT.Is still maintained that 5000 persons
wcru killed or baliy wounded rs tie result
Ut tie earthquake shock at Sc!o yesterday.
The Greek Government is sending uutses
a1,u surgeons to the scene Of the catastrophe
, 1881-04-06

i HILL. to csclleat to the State the property
Of telegraph companies consolidating their
Interests contrary to the State Constitution
passed the Pennsylvania Senate yesterday.
, 1881-04-06

ex-Secretary Eyarts sailcl yesterday fron
Nuw York for Paris. where they will attend
rs tho representatives OF tho UnlteI States
in tho Monetary Conference.
, 1881-04-06
CHE G1z:!x!.5j111te.

q I'crsnns Unable to purchase coptts " TIN
CHICA0O TR1nCHE at Nkrs 1tpcacfss and on fd1-
ntv trdtHs 1cere Chtcauu p1p.Ex arc solI .cN cons
fer fnror hy reporting e fdt4s to Uts office, 0fp-
ing full part itcn[ur7.
, 1881-04-06

Iris said that Herman Krc!ssmann. formerly
of this city, and now Consul General at Her
lin. will be retained In TINT position on tho
representation of Congressman FarwclI.
, 1881-04-06

Z.&STE. one OF tho 1oa!an Islands of tho
coast of Greece, was shaken up by an eartll-
quake Monday. Slight shocks were felt yes
tcrday also, but not much damage was done.
, 1881-04-06

As WAS anticipated, tho Frenc|, Governs
rnent propose to establish French protecto-
rate over Tunis. Tho Frcncl, Spider wilt
invite tic Bey Of Tunts to enter Its net.
, 1881-04-06

THE indications nra tilat the Democratic
nominees for town officers In the West aud
North Towns were elected yesterday. Tho
contest In thu Soutl, Town Ii close, with tho
chances III favor Of tho Republican, nolni.
llees.
, 1881-04-06

'rnE New York Board ot Aldermen have
adopted II resolution calling on tho Dourtl Of
Health Of TINT city to chemically anRlyzo
olco!narsarfnp In order to ascertain whether
It Is tit for USE ~ IN article ut food.
, 1881-04-06

THE manufacturing establishment Of ".
). Mathews j. Son. Of Louisville, Ky, was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Tho
loss Is placed at $4,000; tho insurance Is
nllnlIt S11.NQl
, 1881-04-06

THE Produce Exchange Ut Now York
adopted series Of resolutions yesterday
fayorlng greater caHal facilities, the aboll-
tioi, of tolls, a'N! thu enlargement aud luz
proye1ncnt Ut waterways.
, 1881-04-06

a COMPANY las been organized to con-
struct II SLIP canal through FlorlAn from tho
Atlantic Ocean to tho Gulf Of Mexico. Tho
capital Ut tho Company Is s30, 100000.
, 1881-04-06

THE friends Of AIr. William Z. Chnndlcr
say That II his nomination as So!icIt0r-Gun-
eral Is rejected 1t will eventually result In
his election TO tho United States Senate to
succeed Rollins.
, 1881-04-06

ASpNEw 1eouEHrs, 4 notorious forgcr,
WIS arrested in New York yesterday on tho
cEarge OF having forged checks un suburban
banks.
, 1881-04-06

T1EInTY rllagcs have been destroyed and
10000 persons rendered destitute By tue re-
cent earthquake at Scio. Over 400 corpses
have already been found.
, 1881-04-06

TIE Republican candidates for Supreme
Court Judges md Regents Of tho State Uni
yerslty received 10000 majority III Michigan
Monday,
, 1881-04-06

MEANS, the candidate for Mayor, md ono
member OF the School Board were tile only
Democratic nominees elected at the muniti.
paf election at Cincinnati Monday.
, 1881-04-06

WALTER Doorn, brother to ex-senator
Booth, OF California, died at Paris, ILL.,. YES
tertlay. lie was once Mayor OF that city.
, 1881-04-06

TnE St. Louis Republicans elect tho Mayor.
WiIlinm l.. Ewing, and neAry all tic city
officers. Ewlng's majority over Ovcrstolz
will reach 5000,
, 1881-04-06

THE English Democrats and Irish Natfon~
aftsts are going to agitato for the uhcunli-
tUnnl release Of Michael Dayltt,
, 1881-04-06

JUDGES OI:sAMrs COLE and ]. d. Cassoday
have been reelected Supreme Court Judges
uf Wisconsin without opposition.
, 1881-04-06

i'ropo.a1s 1Sr 1nsii.n x1nSiic. ~ uni Trans.
DErAKrMENT Or THE INTERIOR,
u Yas. ,p' Aass g;sps," ae s as
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f rs iStscs si!' sS @
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Shst5Ss Mss: isfS: PSS"i.itss iisSrsa%!. S
pS;,5; ss a E%unSt S s w"nsSs % IssSs sn S9
sna "sSs S1 ;sasGs i'd" WHINE *''$'' 7ls''
%S $;'
s5f ys @ Se;:I yst. os*a", s%s;,
f%;s :ss: S!a: sS y%:ss;.. fEs:.
@ a'i;!s: IT, ;"S %.s I:
%tS }Sss. aasS %ssrl;$;; siS" si!:'s.s!s oastS as":
4s sa sasa cty D. dss
As: rIa's.afsnal, *vl q ths bupultoa,
r ~ IL ~ 9e SE1'ss e @ ts *y nut ~ con''ac'na
nSs SSsr Sr' * = HXnx ~ "sS'S'ss Suf as oovsnS,zxr
sehudu1s. showing the kinds Ana quantts. of sub
II TT II s StsS e Ill 81
e1tsss t"4S'hss @ w, o!aHk prnp".a. o. u f9ft IT, Sr
and pa5a.ent. fa1spurla!ioa iouses. md Iii tshsf
eat!s! u 3da ss s IL ol T. aH;; 7;
tws s;,s ~ aDr1 ia s q IT, a gss
IT, pf sn1.ls!gnGs T. T. AZ u C4!easo II T. i:o9ls "
ssMns. aid funkto's, and thu Postmaster Ut Bodx
3D. aad 6lddSts a1o lnyttod IL pfa.sat Il upu-
CEiIrIyEu CAEcKH.
A.! o!as NUT es t1somp.niYd X certified cnceks
's of nj III SIX xxi IS 81 ~ SiHSt u
httin {.,stti, ,ianI
, 1881-04-06
GEoHnE ". MASypENNy, Chairman Of tic
Ute Commission, llas resigned.

CAnTEH II. 11AHtIsON WIS yesterday re-
elected Mayor Of Chicago by majority. of
about G,000,
, 1881-04-06

We deem it proper that the public
should bc mn,le familiar with a
few pertinent facts:
All that taste, Judgment, md
pride could combine III prescribing,
lns been done to make our build.
ing fit for NIL its purposes. Unit.
ing unriyaletl advantages in light
with tie most commolious and
appropriate arrangements, it ell
joys tho ease and convenience
Which both attract and charm.
TO those alrendy conycrsnnt
with our manner OF doing business
little need be said. TIC l1ayo in
tr0duccd a system which llns made
itself strongly felt. We have been
liberal III our intercourse with tho
public, and it cannot be said Of us
that VIC have iailcd in Our efforts
to make it both II pleasure and n
benefit TO buy Of us. Even to thosu
to whom VIC hayo been strangers
our leadership in prices has done
service i'll promoting their inter-
ests with other houses.
We menn, by redoublca cxcr-
tions and augmented enterprise
to advance our popularity---to car
ry Il stock conspicuous for its ricl-
ness, splendor, and variety---to
keep our departments always
complete in evory grade Of goods,
md to continue to be tho
LEADERS AND PROMOTERS
Popular Prices.
State and Madiso1l-sts.
, 1881-04-06

THE I.cv. Dr. Galiglabaucr, Abbot Of n
1Icne'llctlne monastery, Eas been appointed
Archbishop Of Vienna.
, 1881-04-06

1Sc'sEAs1SG ciou.!lncss, occasional tight
snow, and temperature at tho freezing point
fur this region t0-tlny.
, 1881-04-06

Mn. J. c. CHAPMAN has been appointed
Cl1!cf OF Detectives BY tile st. Louis Board OF
Police Commissioners.
, 1881-04-06

:9i55 5!z9 kfE7z:
Gbe GE;:xb111te.
D lsrsons Unable to ,s.rri.ase coptes " TIN
CIICA0o TR1nrHE dt Ntrs 4tue',ctes ant on rua-
t'v trutns 1c'itre Chcauo paptTs arc eod TOLL cons
(ero }nror hy reporting ule }atss to This office, 0fp-
ing full particular.
GEoHnE ", MASypENSY, Chairman Of tic
Ute Commission, has resigned.
CAnTEH II. 1lAKtt1sON WIS yesterday re-
elected Mayor Of Chicago by majority. Of
about G,000.
THE iIcv. Dr. 1al1g'aba,,cr, Abbot Of n
1lcnctllctlne monastery, l,as been appointed
Archbishop Of Vienna.
1ScHEAs1Sa cioudlncss, occasional light
snow, and temperature at tho freezing point
fur this region to-tlay.
Mn, J. c. CHAPMAN has been appointed
Cl,!cf OF Detectives BY tile st. Louis Board Of
Police Commissioners.
-
juDdEs OI.sAMrs COLE and ]. B. Cassoday
have been reelected Supreme Court Judges
Uf Wisconsin without opposition.
T1fE English Democrats and Irish Nation-
afists are going to agitato for the uAconui-
tlUnal release Of Michael Dayltt.
WALTER I3ooTn, a brother to ex-senator
Booth, OF California, died at Paris, ILL.,, YES
tcrday. lie was once Mayor OF that city.
ASDNEW ROBERTS, notorious f0rgcr.
was arrested In New York yesterday on tho
Charge OF having forged checks on suburban
banks.
TILE Republican candidates for Supreme
Court Judges md Regents OF ttc State Uni
yerslty received 10000 majority III Michigan
Monday.
Ti1E St. Louis Republicans elect tho Mayor.
WiIlinm l.. Ewing, and nearIy all tho city
officers. EwlnR's majority over Oycrsto1z
will reach 5000.
T1[InTY rlllaErs have been destroyed and
.",,. -" r,,,..,.s =. ca,a c H''.- I'M ~ .. ~.
have already been found.
MEANS sao callaldate lor Mayor nnd ono
me'aocs Oh the ochool Board "efe tile only
democratic nominees elected at the muuicl"
put elecs'on at Clhe1hha1l Mondny.
=--%@~
struct SLIP canal through Florlsln from tho
Atlantic OCEAN to tho Gulf Of Mexico, Tho
capital Ut tho Company Is s3o, 100000.
-
As WAS anticipated, tho Frcnc,, Governs
r,t,. nvcr ,rnnia I,ho r,rcnc,, Sni,,or ,y,I,
iuvito ,,,o Raw of rnnte tn entnr Ito mt
-
Iris said thot11rr,non KrcIssuonr formcr1v
If this cItv nm, INV consul, ,Cancro1 -, na,.
r,,,,roso,tot,nn ~ ronor.,s.,,,n,, Tar,,o1I
=---
4 Hill, to csc]eat l., tho state tim n1ouertv,
of tctcrraph comnnntes consn1tdotln, their
Intnrest. cnntrorv IN tho Stot. ronat,tutfm,
-.-.......-
ZASrr. ono of TIM 1onIan islands off tin
const of f;rercc. was Shaken IN hv nm pnrth.
o,n,c ,to,,lov S,1cht shocta worc falt vrs.
tcr,lnv nlso h,,t mi ,nuc,, tlnmo po was ,lone
'~"'' "'.0' ''.s ..e. ........ '*"' o"''
srArE.SrS Arm, 1nuy n. R1ru Rcnuh.
)Itnn. bas hprn clrctcd tn Conrrcsa M tim
s,,cccssnr of scno,nr cnnrer from tha sev.
mil, Michigan district. Ii1s 1no,orjtv Ia
nyrr1nn
TllE manufacturing establishment of W.
L No+1,n,,u T. Cr,, ~ e,,,. ,,i1t,, II, +,.o.
, 1881-11-05
An Interview with g. T, Harding on
the Railroad Commissioners
Tariff.
lie Snys tho Board Surrendered tho
Rights ef t'lc People I" Tho
Railroads.
Proceedings In Quo Waranto tho Means
Of Bringing tho Roads to
Time.
A General Review Of the Arguments
Of E. P. Ripley, of the
Burlington.

AMONG tlo raslks ol tlle ''"'s'Tn'iroat1 leo-
pic very few n,el1 liurr given ilCiU attention
In lin ,u,nstInn nP rnilrnnit Trrirlity. rxtor.
NV ~, ..'.,., ,,'.it.t.',, .i.n,, NJ
llol'' htltt unjust A'sef'lla,ntio'l 'hh'' a1'.'
~ III. n,,y WIN ,',udn n ,pr,lr,Ilv 1ntrr.s,.
~ '''.s eis. WI" '.!".o ~ uss -. ~
lttG &ittt lhoro Or less nhcoflltoltip'c loF tlle
,,,s, 'rn tIr,,ul ,,,,,i,, thou,onI,n ,tnytrr thu
wy t"'i"''A neup'o 1"c'l'ssis.s uuinR r .1s
lilsl scssOIl Uf tllG GeIerisl Assembly. IIu
revised M,ctt.lle Ut lnaxiMnln rates recently
mt faT,l, lly thu l,ulrO. uni Warehouse
commissioners ltls lHs.,, nretty tlprp1,Gllly
, 1881-11-05
LU'G0.

Fbr The Cheaao Tribune.
My. 1iIfEa, 1tay--it WcrG a foolish vow
tn sweur IL inyU tho8 I'LL wO mutt AHaIns
Tho with MY soul i lD adore thuu now,
nay tOrKet Gro lh1n.
Nay, Gull me tlnt tncnnRtant, cold, or crue;
Ny tciluer l,yo fur tlaa thuA cHIlst mt doubt;
Dnl, 1.n!El, when Il tlru hts ITO lnuru fuel
Gtln IL hulp going nut2
Since wo tirst mot and k!ntlioa Love's warn, fro
lly tho swlft lightning OF our ,tnloruls eyes,
Hnst thou nut inatlc tlo growing lumes leap
higher
Hy 0tcry fond deylceS
81 havo grown to !0vn thee-nay, Rslorc-
Fed ny tha t1ict thAt keet,s l0tu Ntivc;
Uut: whcn thy Ynile and Kiss Arc niue no lnorcs
lt0W tnu Tint loy0 survivor
Ona tllAo l saw tlam0 thut leapea to ffcnvun.
tttal i&s bright ginW rho whulg nlKht glnritlcd{
but when ltH rlxltful fnINf no tIlure was given,
1t tfHded--su'otderod
Sot 1Ant10, lf Tho tire that now doth burn.
AMI lights our two lives with Its KUlu9u GnE1e,
Ii only uAhes when tt,Au dust ruturn.
Why shullldst thou 9hidu, Or bfanlu9
Fila WHEELER.
, 1881-11-05

Arrangements for the forthcoming Nh
tlonal Dairy Fair ut Eadnr llapi!s, H., ,lre
beInx rupidly perfected. Entries 'uyu been
inucil lnoro numerous tha,l WIS anticipated,
mid It IL llow cartufn that thu exhibition Ut
dairy eattle will be not the least Important
alItl attractive feature Ut tue fair. At ~
eent meeting Ut 4tu Executive CulnmltteU
taying the arrangements f0r tli8 fair In
c|targ0 the following sub.colnnitttees were
appointed:
iuin S,nwnyt, K. IL. Manstoli, William Osocnv,
Il. H. stUpben4. }. II. khaver, Johu lulra.
I'm ReuepliOn-.J. II. smlsh,- GtalrnlAnt y, J.
Frlek. u. L. Miner. -
on I'ntesta!nlleut-3T: s!owos, Cuatra,an; J. Il.
VIII, " T. FaIk.ts" /; Gns,sMf s. + hHr Il sa'i''4' H. s'''
On Decorating, Protesting und Preparing
, 1881-11-05
HORSE SALES

HORSE SALES. rI
Following Is tlle report Of sa'rs o. ,'',t., I'D
berry & co.'s 31onroe street horst ''''"s>'
fur this week: --,S.,,
, 1881-11-05

,t,, nat a' tnr lo"crnN " fnt1s. u B4nWn p
ts tnt tHEi s.. m@s W nue'i wralat anu se@F Inu
s!no f1ates inr isai NJ n lsto on tho r1atis nlan
tnneti iue Md!lnsetiee " M aRAlnst tho ~ isso Wo!t!d
rntes ~ is1S wGre paid iiEon tae ~ nstness Of leO
~ snp eo"ps1, @ t,%f wp9 ~, h"'e lost sl'''l. Ihoy 20
AyEKAGE RATE rEtt TON PER MILE
IN the sta,y fur freight Ii ism. iruu,lInr ull tho
r.,ns r,t,ortl,,r. wus IL: cets "%T w lsi III
,,,"ii,,v hn n.,.,,,ns a",i i,w thn r't,,ta;rn -
r"tna f. TX Hi tsxa s ncu Y ~. thsv ~
t" ,,s tbn, ~, f,t " ~ ,,rnr
iis sts1o hnI.n u 1",,I9 "rns h ,oaIn ~
,ln"d" ~ ~" fortutrht I1I,,nis @ a,a !, taso
@ ~ s,eoes ssn ~ M I & " aaus Inv t
til no ", ,.s. " tsGo "nse ~ ~, ..p @ sns ella
f,,sa nc,,n,, S"cn,,n, ~. n. ,n.o,, roa ,.nso a