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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15
Finding Her Baby by TelegraD h,

When the first Ohio and Mississippi
passenger train from the Union depot
arrived at the Relay yesterday morning
the conductor stepped off with crying
infant in his arms. Seeing Special
Officer Hanifan he said, "Here is baby
without mother; take it." Mr.. Hani-
fan took the infant, bright little
cherub, but it cried awfully, and the
officer took it into the depot to see what
the depot master was going to do about
it. "Why," said the depot master, Mr..
Whitney, "here's dispatch from a
woman at the Union depot asking for
her baby"
1t appears that woman got aboard
the O. & NJ. train at the Union depot,
st. Louis, with her baby. The train
not starting, and she having no ticket
to 90 to her destination, she asked a
fellow passenger if she would have
time to get off and procure one before
the train started. Being answered in
the affirmative, she stepped of, leaving
her baby in her seat. Before she re-
turned from the ticket office the train
had pulled out and gene on it's way
through the tunnel and over the bridge.
The mother was, of course, greatly dis
tracted, and let the fact be we'll known
about the depot, and in reply she was
informed that the lost baby had already
arrived and was in the hands of the be-
nevoIent Hanifan.-N. Louis RepubH-
can.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15

If you send the money in advance for
anything you order, you need not pay
any freight or express charges. Uncle
Harris pays that for you. 22l Kearny,
between Bush and Suffer streets, San
Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
ITO Ophir-7J
IT'S Mexican-93
40 Gould & Curry-7s
$50 Best & Beicher-l2s
2240 Savage-4f
200 Con. Virginia. So f,- a n
500 ChOllar-2 60
1875 PotOsi-2 95 ... s~a
$40 Hale & Norcross-3 35
175 Crown Point so fra
100 Imperial-20c
SO Condolences 40 EFF
60 AIpha-3l
295 Sierra Nevada-154
140 Utah., e,s-.- a.s
500 BuIIien-70c v# =A
$50 Exchequer-1f --s..
$50 Overman-l1
270 Union Con.-13s
100 Alta--44
$50 Julia-IOc
$50 Silver Hill-25c
20 Caledonia-5c
Is Occidental 40 @
SO Andes-ls
275 Scorpion-l4
100 Benton-SOc
$50 New Wells-Fargo-1Oc
EVENING BOARD.
so Eureka CCn.-2I
40 Northern Belle--l15
so Prize-5c
100 Albion 80
60 Mt. Diablo-5
100 Belding-2Oc
$50 HOlmes-45c
1900 Bechtel-70c
140 Tioga-30c
100 Syndicate-40c
40 f. Mt. Diablo-20c
100 COncOrdia-1
80 Mono-2i
635 Noonday-40c
ITO BostOn-5c
$50 Oro-60c
$50 Martin WHITE O5
200 Bodie Tunne-1!
100 Pinal Cons
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15

The second of the series of parties
under the management of the ladies of
the Library takes place tonight at the
Opera House. These dances are as en-
joyable as it is possible to make such
affairs. Dancing will commence at
O'Clock and close promptly at II. And
the price Of admission is only fifty
cents. 'r st
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15

M. w. Hodkins, at the Glove Depot,
opposite the Arlington House, has just
received large and fine stock of gloves
and mitts for gents, ladies and children
Of the latest styles. Best assortment
and lowest prices in the State. Hand
sewed buck gloves speciality. Also,
mems buckskin underwear, socks, sus-
penders, etc. o4-1m*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15
To the Public.

To the Public.
We, the undersigned, agree to close
P. NJ. every evening in the week except
Saturday. To take effect October 10th.
BORGEs & VIEIRA,
EUG. WENZLER,
LEON HERLUIsON,
EDMUND JAMES,
NJ. AsCHIM,
GEO. TAYLOR.
Carson City, October 3, 1881. s
For Sale.
A No. blackboard in good condition,
ply at this office. o12-lw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15

Little 'sTump" Mara, who has been
hanging, SO to speak, between life and
death for several days past, was report
ed little better yesterday. The child
has one of the worst cases of membrane
Gus Group, and his recovery, which all
the friends of the little fellow and his
parents are hoping for, would be some
thing like miracle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15

Black satin, worth 81, for IS cents, al
NJ. COINS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15

Meeting this evening at the Office of
of the Masons, Odd Fellows and Grand
Army of the Republic, appointed by
their respective orders to attend to the
matter of bringing water into the cem-
etery. Important meeting, and the
various committees are requested to be
on hand at the opening hour, Z! O'Clock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15
THE STATE FAIR At RENO
Fifth Day Of the Annual Event

| Racing Match<s-A Fine TrOttiny Race
| . Promised for To- Day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15

Double-width dress goods, worth 373
cents, for 20 cents, at NJ. Cohn's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15

By Our Special Reporter. ]
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15

Carson City, October 3, 1881.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-15

Ex-Governor Woods testified 81
was present at the meeting. Fowler
ordered out Wheeler, Coffin, Meme
chan and Sunderland, and then called,
Com. in, lmen,' and there was rush
and scuffle. / got out first. think it
was C0gan who took hold of McMechan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

For the last minutes, II VIII be observed. the
Sumption of oil had been the rate Of 2 OF gallon.
and the generation OF steam 2'S s. per mtpute The
SAFETY valve here began blowing Oh. and the checked
accumulation ssted for 6ia Minutes using 16 gallons Of
OIL Thon ,at i:2s p M the pOpvalve also blew of. at
ssc rs at intervals OF 2is minutes and kept the
presscre ucu tting between 1913 and 100 IA. Tor the
pext minutos usiag g of gallon Of oil Total oil
sumed with both valves blowing or IA gallons In l29
minutes
At I3sIs. the engine started, with 12s rs FOR
OF about two miles and hack completed at 1850 "a miles
tn llIs minutes with 100 ss pressure. the
oil at rest. It ueasured az 1855, showing 375
gallons consumed In 81 minutes average OF no
Of gallon per minute.
In afew minutes the pop.valve again blowing of,
as seconds at time, constant intervals OF about 81
seconds, a. coald be marked by an ordinary
ws;ch, unt a. 2:35ia and 1913 rsunds pressure run
OF ga miles and back taken 10 minutes partly at
30 mics per hour, ascending heavy grade and closing
with 81 pounds steam. Al 259ia nal measure OF Oh
was taken, showing that IL 90 gallons had boen burned
aimee the last measure at i;55 p. lGtls mlnutes)
With both valves blowing % clse the ciine runnnr
pearly ali the Time TIKI an average OF p 81 = ed
hon per tninute Computed total pressure 900 oItna
D.. gaagcd, lis pounds sy oil per H., .oS0 gal
The OF the experiment. down 20 the second run
OF the highest possible scientific Significance. II AZ
pears by the above record that the consumption of oil
cirnishod while tho rcnergton Of steam increased at
every observation taken SreR utter he Knit 81 pressure
sog rooohsd, and notwithstanding the factnot before
snertoned-that smoke ami snen had entirely ceased
showing perfect combustion before 30 pounds pressure
was reached. But AZ 1889 p m. and az 100 pounds
pressure. the heat q ,bo apparatus began 20 grow
90 intense thst The consumption OF OF suddenly sup
planted by something else 70 10 extent OF % per cent
&dls sten stu faster and ister, and the interior
NJ the furnace grew tislhr hotter and hotter Precisely
tss ,srEtssx continued Tor slV minutes, down ~ tic
second the consumption OF OF falling hrs 20 2 OF
gallon Ter minute. while the ratio Of increased
ko2i pounds per nl)aute neNf, tie oil diminished 10
.J9J of gallon per minute, VITA both valves blowing Of
ut fhe rate ~ g. II pounds per rsinte b. computation
Ind again fen 70 .i70 with the Popyaiye b,6wing %
syefy % seconds iaSt2ad OF Pa minutes a. al rek IL Is
Regretted ia tas experiment.. 5y oVerst, tho oil
&8e not taken st the end OF the latter extraordinary
Ataac, when The rep-raiye blowing or nearly bali
fse fliHo. Nbile the generation OF steam coutputa
tea, would hSFe been asa pounds per innute II V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

EQUITY TEtM-hdiourned FOR TIE torn.
1HiAL TEaH-PAnf Ivan Hoceon ont opens ~ ~ =
M es ssG 1i22 1878 1873, 72Q, 81, illS 500
fOIs 1nq, 1928 IiGT MA 1ni, 1929, l1No $50, 0la
ore i'm iiSa IBIS i335 1870 l73 NO 852 i2s2 1880
Igi-. 1913 -0o lOi 1s9. 4e2. tof ass, le6, 498
PART fi-AdfonUcd Tor the term
PAN III.-Adnurnod untl Monday mort
MfHfHH rurAr-rMAL fFuH-FAHr Held by Nehrhas y.
Court opens 20 10 Held IN Room go. cts Ha'ShQrt
5f0f GOl9 oo0 G3l l. Gi2e. Rig5. 5llI OSLO
faEr ii-Hawca, I.-tuurt opens ~ 10 o. m,-lied m
Room l| CTS lnii-sIct Causes Ncs 12ii. 1920, 1855.
5g1 5isl o.ql, Gss G2oo 6oGi 0lsl, OJ7o, 65s G55s
C1f7. 600. Gii1. GL73.
PART Ilf-Gospp J.-COuTf opcne 90 DO A.. rr.Ecld IN
Room y city ltHLShnr fau-Hs-e Sos u-i, oil, ~ }.
bh11 @ $3.50, t55s, CO.'S, 4I. 5iOat t5l6, b5-o, D6l,
63U1. t2af.
GEyEaAL sssG0Ss-PAEr r-smvtl. R-Tnc People act.
Daniel a. Hurfn Victor H. IuriY. burglary Charles iui Z,
George Mckeon. roahcrt ANA Roberts. John Haveard,
lNrlar fonin, grand larceny Robert Mclaughlin, larceny
frum the pornn, Francis lu,. grind iarcrnY
PtT I-Gilirrli0fve. 1.-The People ar. Thomas Nc
Kenna. foniofs assault and battery John MCbre Anton
Errker fanlcs Hove. John MoL0urhin. John Foley.
hurgltrTs WiHIrn li welding George oarrck. Joseph Sn
Dos ieif ,unnll fsn eland 'lrrnri Jeul tif Ja7e'
tcuiir. lnt uhr. George IUl Frank g. campbell, Hfc0fg
tru t1s perann lrny tnftIeh forrrrF an1ei nisoa
lsl. pref no MaRin hei Larceny nom tAt is9ni Ions
.UrfI.l. aIaIHlU.lr house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

Hedge viii speak Of him. and lac win ~ the partic-
uiar subject OF President Porter, IL Yale whose lee
tire viii come Saturday morning. August .. l>eI-
tiers received will be read. Iorsons from ont oi the
country will also be present or respond. Professor
John Watson. OF Toronto, Canada, who has lusi
IS expected A letter wIli he read from James
Hutchinson Sterling the wc-known Scotch phios-
opher It il hoped that President scclye Of An.-
hersi College and the Re-. DR.. Laurens j.. HicEok,
author of two Textbooks on philosophy, which afc
used in tho college, and well known for his ,0thgr
dent Porter's lecture viii probably De largely bio
graphical Altogether, the prospects for The sum,
nef are good Certainly The school has been wen
advertised both East and West and the special az
frnctinns viii DO llloY % lnoruaao ~ numbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13
MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY. May 12-P. NJ
Even tho receipt Of higher quotations from ycster-
days san Francisco mining stock markets failed to
inpart any yigor to our local markets. Business
was dull and for a majority Of stocks prices were
shaded in favor of the buyers. Hibenia. with
fair amount of dealings. declined from 1.25 TO 115
Big Pittsburg fell from , to 2.75, Lcadvillo
Consolidated TO 1.55, Silver Cliff from 5ss TO 81,
and Little Chief was steady at 145. Amo was
specially active after the second call and rose
from 55 20 5S0J7 cents, and Climax sold at 60
cents. The Comstock shares wcre duh but q little
better Consolidated Virginia rising from 2.15 to
go, and California from 10 to 1.2O0115, Sierra
Nevada sold in a small way az II Ophir at 05s. and
Union Consolidated at 0l2. Robinson Consolidated
was better with sales no 10 buyer three DAYS.
Boulder Consolidated declined from 80 ~ 7N0 80
cents. Navajo lTDm ~ tO 50 cents. and Boston Con-
a0,datcd from 80 10 Vu3O cents but BuWer was
20 cents higher at 3.3O and Consolidated Pacific
sold ni s0 30 cents. The California gold stocks
generally were lower Green Mountain down to 53s.
at 100. Alta Montana recovered 10 cents 30 l.6J.
Moose was hardly steady 40 l.3j. aud Hukili was
lower at 10. Oriental and Miller dull at about
$40. aud state Line stock was hardly noticed.
Copper Knob was large figure IN tie amount az
dealings at S1lO cents. and Crowcll at 1903
cents, occupying time and space that might Doe
better employed The markets closed dull and
stupid
The Homestakc Gold Mining Company has de-
clarcd rs f.rtv-ihinl monthly dividend. payable
Nay p. Transfers close May 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

consists Of ten thousand acres OF good ninery sid
Native silver has been found ia parts OF H.
The Jarvis mine and also tho Prince. or shs AZ.
joining location, to bs reopeDed and sted er.
teiisiyely.
The Enterprise, rich Lead and silver lslpcrty. "a
for sale.
discovery Of mica in very large qn9,;2gi IS re-
ported. Blocks OF about twelve to GftE&n inchas
square, il is stated can be brokon of to ledge N
rock A company intend to secure Il Immediately.
An explorer just arrived announces tho Ending Of
another silver vein, rich in quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES AT YARIous PONTs.

CINCINNATI, May pa fire this morning
at Lexington KY destroyed property worth about
$4,000, upon which there "a 90 insurance OF 5000
The losers are Charles Y. Johnson, Che Lexington Cord
aee Company IT, Il. Keller rord e. Cassidy and j. T.
A disratch from South Beni Ind, Gays tho M-Nfn
Tubular Asie works were partially burned last inel Do
Loss $4,000.
ptovtp,.Nc,. r. T.. May Ia barn on tllc mills farm
en- e,r,,,.ton belonging to the S. g. ~. spnluo estate,
was burned Tuesday night. Th" loss IS about 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13
rAprn ALIILI.rRNEn.

NIAGARA FALLS, ont, May 12.-Fire last
ni,l DESTROYED tie Niagara Fall. Paper Mil situated
ON Cont I-iand loss 100000; insurance at'u'
$4,000 Sixty hauo- are thrown Out uI rApio! Nil--
fnccndiari-m la tu pcct.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

N'F-i'I7'f- Ndd1'7l IIIV7- II-'N ~ ~ 10 I'''I''I
DEADFORD ACADEMY,
, FOR fNf- NINif.
Ih. evenly uatl iras conrlca co., p .i,f1'r u l-.l
Prise fei nritorl. Mas.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town. IS. ". home caro-, th'rl h course oi study
HILLSIDE SEMINARY lBudccport Comm.
ynurr ladies. vi reopen september b. l~-n Prop
s-.. Nassfr rDd other colleges ..saay ANEi T.
rfutI. MARIANA D. Sltui. SITS. e.. hNDW LIS
ilf. H-.
MRS. =. l.. CADi'S Boarding and Day School
W for YOUNG las. wet sod l".i NrH lt'cn' Conn.,
RIApLENOOD INSTITUTE.
va Flr Anu.r I.II... IIffs.rf Naf+. cD-merc.s rs
I.ffff wear rf l.iirr A t-.L Wildly tluWI fHI rr.t
I.f % iI.tfn ird rf beauty and sllubrty 100 JOS I.
lA. i..t. g.. h. -GLAi.. Irl.r l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

4 fire ut am early hour yesterday morning IN
The furniture store Of David Cafton No. 2ls Atlantic
ave. BROOKLYN caused lo- of pol to thr stock era
RTOd 10 the building. owned by Gordon J. Ford. llt
property N3is insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13
r,s1-r - - INlTI

INSURANCE INR LNCEEDING loss.
CmcAGo. May 12.-1he two-stoTy brick
building in Mathcrst owned by The American cutlery
Company. was burned this forcnoon sci do enNir4nle
socf ana machinery less f-5 900 90 $4,000 Insured
for $50 900 lu thirty COmUanlca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

A fre occurred IN The hay stored In the yard
Of the North Hudson County Horse Railroad Company
a, West Hohoken % @. ~. yesterday. Tho loss was
ahnut u 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

ANDSOMELY furnished second floor Tingly
Broad v1y 6tL-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

THITNUs' MTTTNGTIOIEE NIINIO.
PRovmFNcr t. May 12.-Gho old Friends
Mcciinghoac iu Wotnsockct WIs burned tia forenoon.
IL wac built ia IIlO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

P0sToN UNIVERSITY

LAW school
Opens October ., 1854. AdGrpss t.e nctn.
d. %. HEs isf, TT. a..
50 hgo.nAeidsL, boston, Alas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

4 BOARDING SCHOOL oft wre advantages
- n.f cheap rates. Pennington altlF. frnnl1rnn,
NeRi'rs'y Address mos. hANl.'N, %. d., ffrlnent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

ELEGANT SECOND FLOOR and BACK
- rAALOn n y. VIII bolrL llo East 3oinaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13
Dcar0 dno Rooms.
East Side.

4 SUITE OF ROOMS TO RENT 20 gentle
a mrn ony. furnished or unfunished below .sth-si
tthaFe References given and required Address H. T., r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

COOK and FAMILY BAKER.-By a good
X and family baker and. II necessary WI assl wk
the washing good city reference. 100 West S5ds Do oik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, or WAIT
y RI.sA hrst-dass swedish gFl with best city refer.
undcrstdasts her business wei Wall "a clursrs
s.ucr, NHe &C.; very careful aud ueat city OF oJanty
Call 80 -J2 bthave. near 18TH ct
, 1881-08-12

THE report Of tta Census uurenu OIL tt6
,nthr.,1to c,sf rroa,,otfnr. ~ f,omr.v,varfn
. ..aoo ~. F.oaSsao.s " - u."ey ...1. u1s
cohtn'ns some interesting Iaotes 1he nnnnse
Ut culilerEcs has boon incroaacl from 20 III 1870,
rlrvai hv nu,t co,frrr hC. tcroa ami fro es,s r.,
asn ~ seA W" ..,, 49,, .... 49, ~ ~
+O, VI on'y Ut per ocnt. Mnuo tau hve.aBc p1'Ho
uct has gono up from CO. go 10 100, ,463 tons, or ~
pcr cent, The pctual rIitput was about two
thtrt,. NJ the nnss1h,o n,t. that liz in sav Tim
tn'nes nase oeeh "uIkeu uP .o huou' ."o-lnlus
az their cnpaolty With the present forcc osn-
poycf1. Tho New York Post further summarizes
t1,c r,,ro~f +hu..
, 1881-08-12

THE Popes Of Rome laye been from time
fnmenlUrfat the defenders of constituted
authority Tlley have rendered to Cnsar tho
things that were CWsar's, and 1t has some
times seemed to their most devoted children
that they have accorded to CtGsar things that
were not his by my valid tittc. The bull Ut
trfb,lted to Pope Adrian by which Henry II.
was empowered to seize Ireland las long
been subject Of dispute between the Mn
tlonalist and british parties. On the one
hand. It haa been maintained that the bull In
question foreclosed all Roman Catholic op.
position 10 Dritisll rule In Ireland; and, OH
the other, It has been affirmed TINT the bull
Is rank forgery. Tile Irish 1{oman CATH
ollcs have not generally been willing to avail
themselves of the easiest avenue Of escape
from their dilen,a by denying tue authority
Of any foreign power whatsoever to dispose
Of country which 1t never owned. That Is
the tr,ie answer to NIL arguments relating to
Papal bulls about IRELAND. The Pope
has not and never Ind by right any temporal
Jurisdiction over Ireland. Ills dominion wus
purely spirttual, md Adrian's bull handling
ireland over to Henry II. was OF no account,
II 1t was real. The genuinencss Of Adrlau's
bull Is not, however, a lnntter OF much mo-
lnent, since It has been found that john
NN11. Issued orc Of similar import. A cor
respondent Of TUE TRIBUNE has unearthed
In the Public Library Of this city, a,noug tho
national manuscripts Of Irola,,d, q fac-simile
Of Tits bnll, translation Of which was
printed In our issue Of yesterday. pope
John directed the Archblskops OF Dublin
and Casllel and Tho Deau Of Dublin to dis
, 1881-08-12

1lut 10 ao,,ni IN I
~ NV, to onasn @ Nv atan,s n,"
h., ~. Iii 1,,,nncrntin ,,t,onro, n,n,.,rr f,r
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"n,n,, ,or,sf or,t m ,,r,fT.-oro r,1hf at,,,d
~ Nm 1,nt In ,on,t forcoI y, r,,,, ,,nn,,
oi,har ' =. tho non,im,rs N,,.,,, t,ri,r ~ -"
tariv Ia ho rnr,oiufv mt hi ho N ,no,, s,,n
,,,",r otth"r =, ham ,,nvn,t hao
1vhon stt,nar 1iancocir: ".,oo,, ortm for
+1,o rroat,lcncv to.t vnor. In ton smock IN
ano,r.t tho i,ir1,.,ortf,,iaa an, ,vo. teoint
ovor IN his hea,n.ends ( 1iormef1 al ,hc attn.
ot,or ha mt 1,ls hahn ..n"r,i IN y m ami tha
wind ,,fo,yinr - 1oln ora +fo seo running
i,r,, ei,ooroS mi, a, anal, .ront ~ IN that
t,a .a,, s.fi;.s,, or"t.,st .h. frc,.-tr.,,a.s in
Ill lac, liz .,,y,rSs ,saro !. ,,ov
In y W nfs t;ttcr Wwnstinnc,l y onc NJ n. nns,s
,.roat,a, ~. ~ liz, nv, ill., ta,i, .trn,v,,
,,,tt, hroton .,,ar. a,,d o,n,s rtrr,t,o Win.
mr. 1sr,n1,yntnr Ins atniltni stinnar linn.
rock,. ,tiaaa,rous vnrara ,vitt, nroft.
ani ~. nnor t1nnco,,, ,,n x,rha M, I'M
u,ournf,,i rofroiu n. cont c,,ttic of Ir,tttcr
uou. MNo no. ~ r,ora -, ,noro. ,,,orn In
uap: No, no; nc hlote, 'io 1lote' .,lese no
t'se,' ', on'v' ~ ou"sos ..po" 'vpe.u s,,
VIII! a'sn'al HOWL: In the bay OF h'se"s'
" .,,.
ok1ppG. 1AooAw"'tef ~ III ssn usoisos
Ua"hhcl 20 ~ spea"' '"aA'nk iot u'o
pows. ~ ''as ,,'.eu luz l1ow " as .s vesse' s,
VIII VIII. wv oeaHs u''e . ns"us .,' ~. I4o 49, n'sn.
tar,a pIon'olaors u.'a ~ ''e nt'e, aot ,1'o :! !'u
t"1'l ptoMon.oty VI ''.o ooou"'ns ~, 7 80
Nv. s'oi','s stss"n-1n pon.acs. ~" VIM
~ l'K"t ,a aau on ohippel a''eak"A'e1s aa"''
vi. LIS 'eso0i ooesn e"tts '"ae" .mn"s'
, 1881-08-12

1r tic Republicans OF Mississippi should
nominate State ticket heaied by ox-0ov. Al
corn thoy might yet mako tho canvass lntarcst-
Ing. Tho uarksdnlo fro -and-tow eatora arc by
no means popular nnlong Intelligent whIto mon.
1}arksdalo, who IL a constructive candidate for
tho United States Senato bohlnd Luwnry, uour-
bon candidate for Goyornor. was a membur Of
the Lowor House when Owen Lovcjoy waa Ia
Congress, md tried h1s bu'ldoziur aud bnlly-
Raging tnotics on tho illinois preacher. But ho
found that' tim latter had norvc, and coitld not
bo scnrctl by Mississippi blustet. 1t would bean
otcrnal disgrace to Mississippi II ths traitorous
bully should bo scnt to the United Btates Senate
In nace of Lamar.
, 1881-08-12
PERSONALS.

A young man from Cincinnati Is consid-
srod tho bust ttnncor at Long Branch. T.
The late Lord 11atherly was I. Sunday
school toaohor for forty years, and camo through
the ordcnt unscathod. - 49,
Even Irelands btttcrest enemies must &C.
knowledge that tho departure OF Francis Muir
ply, thAred-rtbbon nlan, for that country Is an
undeacrved blow,
Tho New York Tribune alludes to tho Post
As " odr sclnstio contemporary" perhaps this IL
sarcastic OF humorous, but 0nt .horo Id tito Wild
West It souuds very Hat g.,
Lucy Hooper says tha$ ex-1finlster Noyes
"hRs lived tor four yclra amid ali tho tompta-
lions and dlsslpAttons Of Paris land tho former
arc sure 10 assatl most 'fiercciy n1l officials OF
high statioul yot he lenves us without breath
of eianlBs ovor having been Omitted against
hin." Lucy evidently thinks that few men can
Withstand temptation. s'''.. T. :
Miss Kitty. Ramsdon, wlloso professional
t!tla IL "Tho Golden Fly has met with q
serious, possibly 4 fntai. accident at Moscow.
she WAS taking hcr t]ixht TO tho roof after tho
curtain Ind dropped, when tito elastic spirai
snapped and she foil heavily on tho stare. Her
fall was arrested halfway By gas-jet, but only
for soooud.' She fell from hight Of 1ea feet,
fraoturinQ bor shoulder sud her spIne, ..,>,.
London Nc1ps: "The truth about the
young Earl Of Araodc! md surey trIcklea out
veey slowly; but thero can now no longer 10
nny doubt Of tho exteQt Of tho atdlouon OF the
Duke nnd Duohess Of Norfolk. Not only "a
their child blind, As Ia already known, but tho
rays OF reason aro likewise wanting. The af-
tiiuton Is very serrlbio Quo, md the Duke and
wife have the sympathy OF all England 10 their
great eorrow." go
The society editor sat In his chair, :
Tcrsplslu1ly breathing the st. Louis air,
, 1881-08-12

Empress Eugtntc and her nm fr,,n
los pnlncu up Tho fall nf tho rrnrn. "e Tuller.
1870. nn t,ot only hnvcl mother An, ,..np'tc Ia
tho hAndR Of thnt Incarnation If = eaa tfpp
Paris tnub. but would nut rest ,1,,n.a ,ns,aoaty.
hv sAw thcm safely landed IN r"a.a rnn,'a Until
Evans has reecfvcl tho highest n,n"s' .'.ad' D..
pr!nc'rnt Courts os Eutope which i, ~ gun ths
for MT American ottlzen to acoypt. Ia "as'ba
Tho snost goulai ut tnou. 4'o ola oaoof