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, 1881-09-10
0IrNSEAlsOLlS FAIR,

3IlSSEArot,s, Mfnn., Sept. p.-The races
tO-tlay were great success. The truck was
i'll Iinu condition considering the lato wentlor,
and tho sport was excellent. The first race
WIS a handicap, nliio mid II quarter, for all
agca: Cinderella, los puuntts, first; Chm
Alpine, III pounds, Second; Atllolstane, 107
pounds, third. Florollce Payne, Dorothy
VerIer, a1,d l;e.l Ribbon tlatof Young l4ochiel)
also run. Cinderella won easily BY two
lengths attor II whiting race,
Tho rucu between Miss Cooke and Miss
Juwett was won very easily by Miss Cooke.
Miss Jcwott took the lead mud held 1t for six
miles. Thcn Miss Cooke made play, riding
elegantly au1 with fine Judgment, except IT.
not changing horses ut tic end ot the IT.
tccntll mile. TlN horse gayc out OH tic
qaurter-stretcl, Ut tho sixteenth mile, and
lrupped dead Just rs Miss Cooke dis
mounted, tho change hnylng to be rim Up TO
her, Int Miss Jewett li!tl poor horses, md
rbtlG to9 Nlrcll ~, thutr, lccks, Which
stride, Miss Cooke Wlnnlng by 1,00o ynrtls Il,
47::W. The Mnru killed .wus EjMmA Dixon.
Miss COUko seemed tn llny1 suffered very
littl1 frnnl her suyere work.
Ths fo'!r.iI!le,ltn1.t race was @ chnngetl nto
Jack u ;rrulnls. LEattli!al1, Adela, nild Vic,
tur ID: Liniul,nh alltE Jack nIl.tle q driving
rncn fr0ln tho word 10, lirlnstea.l knowing
fuarc.i neither OF ti!s others. jack letl tlle
first ultle. Llntultah TUX the leuu on l!le
tlrst l.alt Of tiis sueoHtl nllc, a1d jack brskt,
.iuwll nn tile second ,dliurtsr Of tho ttlrtl
n!l!c. l!ere, A'!ele, wt' Ind been well
Ridden III the rear, WIS sent along, catcl,
Ing l.tatNnnlt Mt tic scc0na quarter, md.
uAklrg Il driving race l,0lle, Wnn In tlia last
100 yards By 4 length. LlMt!tnaA was bnAly
pfa,eA nut. .r!mc, 7:4a. Victor d. ilntshetl
milo bel,lMl him. Atlelo is Dy Asteru!d, olit
Ut despair, by ValHlaI,
, 1881-09-10
GEN. SHERIDAN.

HIS NECEST fSriERTNn Tt)EH IN WrCMiEH.
MONTANA. AND IDAHO.
vt wns very pleasaalt exploring expedition"
said Gcn.I II. Shrrlnn to TRluu*E reporter
last night. The General Ind Just returned from
n i've wcoks' trip to tue Northwest. mud his
br0nxcd features Knve tho Impression that
roughtug It OH thu froutier agreed with him.
"Wo went through" sa[d tho General, IN
section Of country h'thorto entirely unexp1orcd
aud our researches therefore had ull tho uharm
Of originality. VIC struck into tho wilderness
from ChoyGnnc, and w1rc soon ont Of tho reich
Of civilization. We were not within 40 tniics Ut
Il post -oilice nny Of the t[mo."
"Was your trip fur business or pleasure. Cen
cful2'
ut was purely # military trip, although It
combined 50 muuy enjoyable fcaturcs that it
amounted tn n peasure-trip lis well. Tho obleet
OF the expedition wis to take observations fur
tho .nfltary 1unp OF tho region and TO examine
tntn tho natural features Ut tho country"
"Whnt WIS tho fnnkc.np or your pArtyft
"Thorp WIS Inspector Ganernl sae'tott, Col.
II. j. Sneridnn, Col. Gregory, engineering e1-
ecr, besides ns visitors Gen. Strong, Con. Jiarl,
alid Mr. Shclton Ut ChtcaKo. We hal Il giv4lry
cn,,pany foF oscor', ard were accompanied by n
Iiow much tcrrstory did you get ovcr?"
"sun!o M miles. in Wyoming, Montana. and
twenty-five lulles. stnrtllg out ut in tho rnora
!nR, thus giving tho srcatcr plrt OF tho dny for
.Ts and i,ss tct A. tho 5 end o e cS
of travel wns through thu Illack tllls, thor,
] oScr tlts SNOW slo'tnii,s In; md io@a t" tic Ycl.
lowstono Nntionai Tnrk. We wcra nil delighted
with the wonderful sccncry thas abol,nded
;" lid son run ncross ony Indians and Wild
san,,SGt" ,Gs ..,- .ou, ,n,nn. axo,... H.. c.o.u..
4ltllre mflpS WI I'nssetl. Onr guides were Ernw
, 1881-09-10

DETROIT, AEfcI'., Sept. 0.-'rlsc lust ga,ne Of
the season WINS full OF gralll.stat.1 plays, md
Of MI exciting character. In pntnt OF ilMi-
f0rln excellence 1t WIS hot comparable to
yesterdays En,le.4 Tho Clevola,Mls dill ex-
cectlfnxly poor fielding. but made 1t lively
for Wulllmull, wl0l WIS hit for elevcn total
bases. Bradley WIS also hntlly punished, be-
Ing hit for fifteen totals. Detroit went 10 Int,
md fallel to scoru. until the rl,tul inning.
Cleveland luttla onu Il. the iirst Oft Capl's
double a,,d Phillips single, tho only one they
earned. In tho third llAnlon scored oil n
passed. grounler by Dunlap, n steal Of SEC
and, IL wild throw by Bratlluy, and Tayfor's
tumble Ut Troy's hit Md wild threw to i!rst.
Each sidn gatnrh another in tho fifth.
Detroit off Wcftln,an's single, IL passed
bull. aisd Woods Single; Cleveland oft
Reinsell's single. nsteat of second, t;lassc0ct's
Singles ul.l uerlardt's ,nulf Ut ut l,rown ball.
Knight scored fnr the home tenn l1l tic sixth,
rearl,ng iIrst III IL forcc-nut Mt sccn,G. md
titnking tic r1tIiitt oil Dnnlnp'n terribly Wild
throw 10 Phillips. '.Trutt ndAea still another
IL the Anyentll uif Ills OWL thrle-bag9er md
%a'qs IT, s 1'e's s aas Ta !sM It essssf
their seore with twp lnoro runs, .tilassenM!
scoring Oil his own single. Drndley''s snerffico
hit, T. passed bull mil MGCor!n'Gls's single,
baii, n,!d S1cCornilsE's Single. Detroit iii.
islred the rtln-gettinE ~ tic ninth, llnncK
a,d Irott sc9rlltg VII their 1wn sllEles and
Gcrlnrdt's tlIrec-baggcr. Tl!e attendance
WaH about 900.
es!:s;E:;: sss;!!s.- ::,........~.9 $f9j$.$-s
Easasa r;i;ai;s-,st.;oit.;,; ciuvelaud1. w.
%ssssI:S Ssss hltS@Tse,,: qosha.,t;
fs|a'os R'S bnlap u, phillips,
, 1881-09-10

llf1lk Falats
Tho Hoard Of Trustees met lit regular session
Mt tho vilInge- ltall lust ovrniua. Tho Trcnsuror
reported $lH3 .1ga.f1 on hanl. Hills to tho
n,lo1,nt of ubout $1,0 Goo were audited. Tho Fire.
Mnrshnl rcpDrtull thnt hp had snltl nnd received
payment for tho chemical ilre-cuRne formerly
uaed ut South Chicago. Tho price was 500.
a petition WIS received fr1'tn tho cltizons ut
Kpnstngton asktnx tho board not TO allow
10 compel ,shoni to close Ut midnight.
Tho lnAtter VIA rotcrretl tn tho captAtn 0t po-
lice. with power to aut. Tho property-ownrrs ut
South Chicago presented several retnOnstsAncc5
ng,tnst tho proposed horsc- railway. They think
tho suatter IL llttto premature. These pro-
tests. aud also tho petition Of tho company for a
rlRht OF why. wpru placed Oil !ile. There wcro
several other petitions presented nskanx for tho
building Ut sidewalks anu tho improvement Of
Tho bo,ni ot 4. q. Warner, tho resei'tiy- elected
Lews III Gette 1H as 81 ssStos VIZ as M D.
sentcl aud atlopiutl.
os sfs e y .seks 81 st
street, from Thirty.nlnth 10 Flfty-atth, was
sS aG It sse IL Se ss Rsas aSs Sp 1T &
correspondlug month Inst ycas shows t.aat thcre
wS!o tn,I tnt ~, viKhty-o,.o arro.ts .,,,. ,u,u
ADJUST @ 's 1t t::,.ls. ''''sA A'' 'e'p'" "A''n 'n''
The Superintendent OF tho joint water.works
iaonth Of August, showing that lgi.ESU Wy gal.
lo;'s % were nu,psa e soss or slaho t9r m!llion
bids tur tho construction OF the new wnacr.
works building. whira ug1rc1ntod $;t:. .t0o. Thry
wern, lna'Iu III ace'runcu wlla Architect El-
tisSs S6iut % the bosrd a hal. thay inttsRtnx .aai
tl,u eoat would To o,lly About eE.0N. 10 i rusu.
luton was l'!,saGd authorizing the Consulting
EnEtltevr t0 iuslto Pro!lusais and now plans for
II building. tho e!'st 10 Guno ~ ncar *ls,1N rs
possible. Tho i,oarsi allan resolved to i'uy tho
, 1881-09-10


ritHMH COURT.
4 1Hint:Sl; reporter rnn ncross Attorrey~(fc
crnt Mccartney md County Attorney Willctt
yesterday, md aBtcti tho lattcr what he know
nbont the election cascs.
" "1'he'fact TINT tho nantamus uppltcd for
ngaihst tho Goyorn0r wns TGfuse.l,' en,d he.
"wns mentioned III your pnpur ycstortlay: bnt.
ut,,ter tho decision ut tho Supreme Curt. It Is
optional with tho Governor whether ho will Oil.
ter mn appearance and havc tho matter doclAct1
In this case or not. TO fur he hns declined To tlo
50. Or ai,t In having tho matter settled. met
him at Bloomington Th,irslny, oud had n cdn-
su!tation with him nbout tho resignation Of
Samuel q. Parks. County Judge of Perry County,
who tel,t1erch his resignation on cnndtion that
he should liz reappointctl II Tho interests uf tho
i,nrty dunnn.fetl that he tlo 40 in order tU inaxu
tcas cure. The 1oyernor refused to rc-
appoint hin. Therefore / didn't press
tic resiguutlon. This actlon Of, tho
t.uvorrur will prevent nny election
caso being tlMdo up concerning County
Jii'fKcs. Thoru Ii no doubt, however,. that ono
or two other eaacs will be presented to tho
Supreme Court. involving tho question nj County
'rfeas.lrcrs. and thortfore:lt onks hopeful that.
l,y solt1c tl,cans. n dnclsIon will bo ohtatred In
titHo su tint tho tIHcrailt parties will know
whether t1 nonllIato or not persons for tho
ut1lees ftl dispute"
, 1881-09-10

WITHIN tho next fow days, City Engineer
CscH!er ssates. tho work Ut ropairIng tho cracked
walls Of tho Crib will be cutcrcd upon.
AcASA of stna!l-pox wis reported yesterday
from l;B North jefferson sttuut a4ld u c,lyo OF
dIphtherta frsn :.s7 South l1als.cl street. Taere
were two deaths frun small-pox-lhas Ut Kslliu
Lang, y ycnfs old, Ut tho hosptnl, uuu shat VI
Heetha KuIth, yuars I'D. froEn :ss Wa.t I4urua
street.
REPRESENTATIVES, ot the now clectsle llxhs
company called III City Engineer Crexlss ysstcr-
tay uornlng. and ba4 talk With him tclatfve
to the OF electricity In lIghl!Hv tho streets,
and Ut tho luathoA of !Aylux thslE wlrss~ II
, 1881-09-10
WORCESTER vs.. TROY.


TIoy. n. T., Sept. p.-ilichn,n,Itl was llin,-
self totlay, atll took royengo Ill the TrOys
f0r the pounding they gaye l,n "Wednesday.
The Worccstcls wele MI ut tho but In ule
sixth, Inning. and nilmatle hits exceptStoyay,
Nelson, a,ld Sntt. Tho iirst llllearl,e.l run
WIS ,l,aue otf I1nnkiMso,s's wild throw.
Errors Ut Cassidy ulnl Gillespie gavu
two more runs. X double of Evans md tl,s,
onts Ut lIamkl,,son alla Keefo gayu ths Iroys
their first runs; II bnso on balls, II hit OF Gill
lusp!e, n doubl0 OF Ewing, a.la Il three-baser
Of Ey,tlls the llext three.
lnAinHs- , :! 9 8 D
l!nso Ails-Vroy, H; Wprncstor,7.
ErMra-Truy. q; N0rooater,V y:
HUM eArEo.l--W0lrester. 4: Tray, ..
Yw0- base hils-Evuns. Ewlpg, Carpenter.
Thro0-bayu htt-EyAHs.
IIHaos D. bAlis--Wnycustor, /; Troy, I,
l!asgs Oh errnrs-Wurtester. d.
Struck put-.aw.nx, lkOllert cssi.
Left nt bnsus-WorccsteE, u: 'frby,3
rassud bulta-ti0iuort. !; lluslt0nK, :.
Itulla ea!to.t--Ncute, lHl: 1tlchnana ~.
Strikes ealle1-kuefe, i; Illrhm0ntl. -.
1'iu1o-Twn hntirs Alad hfteun minutes.
GlHp!ru-ItlHhAln.
, 1881-09-10

H. !rlits was the. original intention, but
knowtng TINT tho managers OF The Chicago
Fatr were very tlesIroua tint I,o al,ol,ld OK
lil'it Ills groat speed Mt the Chicago Falr, I
cancelled tlle engagement Mt 1,ostot with tho
consent Of Mr.. 1}n!ct,, and brought Little
BrnW1,, Jug to Chicago. llo Is now stabbed
vt Tho fatr grounds, ptcel a. milo ftl 9:t:,t{ Mt
tho nnt1nGe n,t Saturday. Inst, antl Wfil. 1t
alivn atAl we'll. pace against Ills rcc0r.i Ut
s:1lSl on Thi.r7;tlay. sqpt, II, for purse y
S2,'NN+ ! knnw f1e cnil Geat Ills rGe0rtl, md
hnpa nilh betfey0 ll1 Will do 80 on that 0crn-
atol OH tho ClifcngD truck. ! rcitatm yUl{rs
truly, II. VI BE,ifa.'
coNEy ISLAND. : n;
SiiEEtsllgA1' LAY, Popt 0.-1m tho iavoi,-
cfgllt'ts Ut II mlle Jessie Il. won, Clara 4.
secunti, Crlttgo thlrl. Time, t::Dh
Ill the 0tlg mills 1Inletl1il WD1, Drnghedn
sccunt!, Aleek Aile,,t. thirt. Time, ~.
LII the lNl1u Alit quarter Elm WMrItetl
W9ti, Mnry A'turson second, Ellllia Coullur
third. Thne, 3:l3J<.,
il, the llElc ntltl i, l,alf Jessie u. Won, Surge
secon.t. A1amItan tliirl. Tlmt, a:4l.
III tic hurdle rnrr, milo ai,d II inf, Ike
Dunllahi Wu,, King DntclllnnM second. Spec
.llation third. Tlntc, 2:4711,
NORTH SIDE MATINEE.
There will bp 4 matinee Mt tho North S1ttc
track tl,fsnfternU0t, commencing ut 2 O'c!nrk.
, 1881-09-10

WAsn1SoroS, y. G., Sept. 0-Iu tho first
race, Il pair Ut 0ared shells, ,,Detrott was first
md tho aTutuals second. Tinc, !>;:E}.
III tho sEx-Uarcd-sllcll rMcu Eureka won.
Time, 8:2l}4.
In tho final tIeat Of tho Junior singles
O'I}riell won. Tinle, 0:43.
III thu tinal heat OF the Senior singles
llnlmes won. Tint, D:00a{.
III tho final 1leus ut the fours 1lillstlale won
os {o 11lfsia tIl, aaS sGso' sei4 iS %tcSst nS op
Tfme, S::!.DlS.
In TIC clgltt-oarctl shells NarraRansctt
wuu. Tisnr, B:5tt4.
, 1881-09-10
THE Pension Agent 4lsbnrsed $500 ycster

THE Pension Agent 4ldbursad $500 yester-
day.
TEN THOUSAND DoLlAlts In silver djsbnrsed
and only S10N received nt tho Sub.'rscasury
yesterday, THO disbursements Ut gold axgFu.
x,lla1 80 000.
amounted III $:k..sl8. Of which &ef Nv wuN for
splr!ls. 81. .sl for cf9Ars, sN for tuhacco aud
&l,hN for beer.
catching AEorave deAler In uIlatA upel matches
, 1881-09-10

thoy uh,,,1d in ,j..o tho rurtrort for !loi,ttnv
0 seets, -, M r ;9't. s ,hat hnio r,
.@oIns l nrrc,n ,n1 cnrctnn with tho sewers at
81 s,e. # the corner, h., Ths:e sw
~ 10 "u VII ~ ~ f,,r M' ,hc ~ ctcetr jlrhts,
- ~ w.. 40 ,,s.s .'' NV -. .',t,on. t.o,, ~,
Fourteenth Ward intro,iuceu tnnnaclScs, ,,. 70
Mayor linrrfsna ycaSiaiay. ana nfcsse.i th9lr l
elnI'n fur niinfhor irs'c.lRlhc ~ tno wMrn LIS
t St thu, he s.yo I" tho delegation thsrc Or
~ .,,." ~ urna ~ on ,rycn, o.. .cc,,n,, street. In TIM
is so siy st ts aa s sss WV .ss Sss
lumber soo have urctoa.a tint stls ,,, v,s 81,
"eii'oae liz sapetlsssoas Il ~ Ws.sr t..
Artnlent i1r tho privilege ot M*itiK l. ttrc.rlt'T
%s aps ss @orks rEs'es 81 e"s WIZ ;e Wecr
~ s!le rel.,ests. Wh'. II theru weru ast',al T..
ws!'!'l not sSyses 10 sus' ,'se yet Il - wtsr
r'a srs h ah the y. oc 'tx uo e 1lg secs 't" II" s
wy ~ tt, ',,,,,. y. 't,,, ,, @ S io' "o"' 'uos
"sc' too sn'uo ~ otneF PeoP'o'
MAfun iIAititlsnN ycstctT1ay addressed tnfn"
lnI1l!cat1nli ~ Clty..tttgrisey Hriafiell nskthR
~, u i,,:. IT,, ~ H. I'nnc rn,itt, ~ s"s'c';c
.r JHsstcH " tno iuAcu Iumttcu " emslssitMcu
any cIty otdltaa,Ge; an ntto Il my ollIser VI so
Clty Attorney answered IN tho % lucrative. snr!nE
5nas m aG Hr WIN Gpo ~ s' @ ~ ls, r. T., w.,
on1on wr",e w. IT, orne Fl 3 hf' shors Is no seS s
snis lIo syst o. tS sny 'swoyer .hat tho
1ertors To- sGavo f1o oS atGr VIZ. tXnhs a
heuh reefGa tKm!llst taet'i this oci,lf inongls
s,ss n" s, nta ,,,ov @ frnn, H. ~ ~
~ sso !ney nGtmtnGn idvy Sa Blu po pa"'
''ae'. @ on . ,no an,a.,s"o ,s ,.'' ','usmens ,,
fut4 l1ntN1 fef1- RfFl Flrfr
, 1881-09-10

E!uFJIC9I r0!t8-I9tlnHIU, II EnItnBUt
'Twt>- blac hits-H6rc, iltlrtla.
Homo rGl-ilrnlthers.
Struck tuit-Willn1nson, Foley. Richardson,
Calvin t.!}. Quest.
1saila callea-t'nlvln. 90: Goldsmith. ~.
Strikes CalieLl-fialsiu; II; Goldsmith, y.
I'nRsetI bntls-Fltnt. /,
Wild pttehcs-uulytn,1
T1me;-onn hour and forty-tlvo minutes.
utuptre-DuEHtgMu.
, 1881-09-10

Cumtniua leads In 1sat.et2sx l0ntat work at
tulr price&. ~ State stFeet, oorncr Randolph.
, 1881-09-10
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
". s. MunDooit. Of r!ttsbutg, IS at tho shor-
nun.
..Ssos srAaE1., Now York is registered Mt tho
I'nc!fic.
Ill. HATES ana family, Of Boston, aro Mt the
Tretnpnt.
WltLIAM E. TAYron, Of Peoria. ILL.,, is Mt tho
fremont.
s,n RICHARD MoonE, Of London, Is at tho
Shertnn,,.
A. II. VAN v1rEr, Of Ludtnstou. Mich, Is Mt
tho fremont.
WILLIAM nAucocx nnd wife, Of Colorado, aro
at tho Sherman
LonD GEORGE MoSrAnuE. EngE and fegs'
terod at tho Palmer yesterday.
Mu. AMI Mts,. rEnNs HANNAH, Of Traverse
City, Mich, aro at the Palmer.
j. l.. RrnEIt, Louisville, Ky, and 8. Meadls,
Louisville, 1lv., arc at tho Leland.
Cft1Er-1Car1cG MORRISON 1t. WAITE, wash
inKton. IS registered 1t tito Pncl1c. -,
j. r. EvEftErr md wife and J. s. Efntch ind
wife. cf I}nston, nrc ut tho Shcrnnr.
UStTEp STATES SENATOR HEN c. nAnMfsoS,
uf indianapolis, ts registered Mt tho Iuclilc.
i,onu Couis9y, Arthur l1o"ne, ra:! ana i!enry
Staen, LoIlluu, England. nrG ut the fremont.
uEonaE STEPHEN, President Ut tho Bunk OF
NuEtrcus, accompanied by his wife. Is III tho
.Facllc.
II. u. Asuus, of st. PAM, urncrnl Manager Of
the ". Paul. Minneapolis y Mauttoba Nal!roaas
isat tho i'aelt!c.
&C. Munrny, Of tho Boston Giobt. md John
A. Mnttln., ,eedtur ot tie Atchsufi skusJ 1tH'ess
are ut tle racnc.
JonS IL. sllEuMAx,,. Vice. President Of lilo
TSa1th IN
turl.e from Enrupe.
Gen. u. s. GnASr nnl his soit, Col. 7. u. Grant,
were ut tnu tn'urr lluuso Tor Il af1oEt titno yus.
terthy. Gil route IL tiAen..
C;unEH II. ltAt;s1, 1ntcrnal lkeyci,ue Cotntnls.
e!oaei. rrturnctl IRON 1llaOihtii1tOn last hight
at,ti Is stopping 1T this fnrlitc.
~; .. scLE,1. General smperlntHentcnt e Of the
IT. Jnhn's = Maine lta1tr,asl; Frti L. l.nrkor and
=. Nc1.roh. Vi VI. lohE's, n. H., nro ut tho
pllInler4
THE lsniidtug Committee Of the Calumet Club
lnpt ut tho tIrand PHriic Hotel hast evening And
SSSsa Ho NJ s ns tor IT, s
JAMEs.I. DAnr.ry, London, EIsanl: ". Mira
son, % nuTit't, ireinn1: sir. and nj srs I b. MacArthHr
and W. J. l1lgral'aln. A.tnttoba, nro 1t Tho
Faslnar.
1'nE temperature yestcnlay, aa observed l,y
aiAt.asse. opticI,,l,, u Aist,n street rfAtlluSE
lttl'iiNEl. wsla lit H. m !. tlcKrets: III III in.. ID:
~. n: !. NJ. 10; p ILL.,, u. l"to'neter'
FREt, HoEtt md Ntchnlns GROSS wero ycsrr-
dny 6roaSht bsforc jisstsuo scu!ly oi,nrge:l with
enyns sin;Htc Tho city ,rdI!,ice IN @ S,isl!,,x I
foan afy and IL nca spS aIcsc 1hos
GEORGE WAAM, IL farmer living In tho Town Of
Jefferson. while unloading potatocs nt ;:'m ycs-
.ssay 'aoF'g R e. u ,. sfo1t "f n McNnns it,I Er
'asl improperly cuvcrcl c0at-hola aud WIS badly
Injured Iii tho groin.
Il nEa,IrAts meeting Of tho Cannl Comsnls.
, 1881-09-10

Werecom,nrhA EtareuKe Observation-Disclosures. 10
, 1881-09-10

To ths Editor 81 7aa thtsuVo Tribune.
C.scAuu, Sent. V.-l sea tlut so,lle OF tho
publishing the encouragement tllat I.ltslo
Brown jug will pace III aaston SnuL
, 1881-09-10

Ask your druggist lor "Aough IN Rats" II
Clears out rAta, Mlca, 6od.blYs, sUAches, ycr-
mtn. tifcs. ants, lnkccts toe. per lo4.
, 1881-09-10

Sick hcat,ache cured and prevented by Dr.
Jay ltalla ueW remedy. sod by druggists.
, 1881-09-10

Buck d AaYuers Moth Powder IL i harvester
that rcaps roac1a4 by tile mlilluu.
, 1881-09-10

MIR. D. +. JACOBS WILL CONDUCT
t1. t!e \; T. teaehets' meeting t...dny q Lowcr
, 1881-09-10

THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
l. xucntun will gtso sccuptUn to It's EUnerAl sec
tuiary A. e lennit!3wny mum his return fFo,u l:;
iiall. 4 si0rt pfogt.nt viii Gu Riyen Mr. !lc,lilx
way Will elv4 n briut report OF tla Worlds ContGf-
Mos,b9r. of M tio assoG!atson o1 ean HsagntS invita-.
Thusxday nj 5 u. Ill., nt ot'!ce T. II. e. H., lu Maui.
, 1881-09-10

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a be ,lp!t tlls evening ln Loser Fnswrll lln.l.
, 1881-09-10

1000 Cl0akS and D0lnans,
CLOTHING.

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nItetlnu nj Flyl; IIUS!l1iEU Uy yEIlCUAly ID
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Invoices OF Mcn'N And t3uyn' Fali SUITS md 4
cun*I 1ln1HIlt Hf Pants HnIr.
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hope Of forcing confessions from him
10 regard to bic acc0mpllces. A pro.
position for united action on the part
Of the monsrchs, originating In SDain
10 being circulated. and 70 OF course,
acceptable TO them OIL. But 1t 10 oil
10 vain. Every violent measure they
adopt only serves TO eXasperatA tho
people moro and more, and strength
en- tho mystic combination. Spain
Gays tho msterisls for killing mon.
archs arc prepared IN other coun.
tries BY tho luternstionals, and .
summary course OF retaliation 10 pro-
posed against tho little republic
q Switzerland. We have no knowl.
edge OF tho internal workings OF any
OF these associations but We think
the Commune OF France, tho Social.
ists Of Germany, tho NihiliSts OF Rue.
%, and the 1nterna,ionals OF other
countries, are oil ono and tho came,
With only slight differences, and
their chief purpose being TO rid tho
world Of monarchy, aristocrscy, and
oppression and tyranny 10 oil Ia
forms and phases, there 10 no doubt
that they will help one another, and
this fact should be Q sufficient warn.
ing for aristocrats. monerchs and
other kinds Of big bugs throughout
tho world. The opposition to op.
preston 10 becoming too powerful,
too universal to be crushed by VIC
lence, and the sooner this 10 under
stood and minded the better for oil
concerned. There 10 but ono remedy,
and that %: Cease 70 opprese the
people, and study to do the people
good, and cease OIL unjust and eyre
Riou6 distinctions 10 society, exaltina
merit and allowing TO every man bid
social. political and civil rights.
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