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, 1881-07-16

tho orop ha. generals been well cultivated. -
~ fG c .nd as "ss = r., f.
" ~e ssSssS0 vi e'G eassa ssxaa'es"S ts
% seso. Iss % prn'nlses osor three. iof,s n ct IN II,
average yIald p'r anre. Oits aro ncnrly up to
~ avoragn Il, eMn,ttlan; II st1,,u p4rts Of tllc
srop. Tse eoaditioii at irisn potntacs r,ves
se mearly i. snsid t1 at.,p a. last year MehiSws
ss sq ss u q ps ss G5 s a., SF +
hay. Pastures arr nearly UP to M avcraEe IN
eanditlun, rl!eio b4s been lnnro interest inn.
!eyc'i y, md farmers ntu thing III proportion to
sn'igxnY COUNTY.
About half tho toen Is ns forward rs ust,n1 and
doing ilteiys tho other hAlf n late tut Kruwil,y
rapsaiy. Tho present prs,spcets ar9 e,!cousnalng
nm MvaraFu cr.pi Very little wtntcr wheat lott
per acre i expentcl,. sprlnu wncnt viii mike
oyer three tn.lrthhD Ut ~ avurlEo ylos1 per aoro.
~ ~ s"a r,Sy s xy w. mike ov9 s
thIs, s;lt tho Rrtun mud nre bnekwarl In growth.
FINK Is uu 10 MI avrrnEu IN uonditiou. IThoro
swsot I've IL potaoes. cyer Van @ = % It, H. IL.
entities. Tho rlcltfof tnca'lows Will nut 10 up to
~ hsra nrs ,ty 9p 70 ~ yefsn II
atrtwbcrrieB and clirrauta, arid nbont iw',thIrtls
of srnp q rnspecrrIcs md 9,'nscbcrr,cs. Gl,l
h,d 0f latd years nttlc Improvement Ut fut1n
Rnffnalst especially tatry catlao.
M'Li:AN COUNTY,
Corn !. nearly up 10 mn nvcragd n condition,
rntor snail FUR tie seda1tl, bur III nGls whore
Il bus nut hocn ton wet FOR cultivation tias n,ttln
satisfactory Rruwfh. Hrnptli- corn A.ld sorghum.
viii pe li:ilu tall wt,a.t IL haryest; tioio viii 10
s!,tncth!n9 over haitMn asrrnuo yield psr nrrc.
, 1881-07-16
SOMETIME


Fhr Tha Chteflan Ir(bHns. !:
"Faf out OF sight. while ainloWa attll sutpld u.s.
1ioa the fair cuuIltry whoIU nur tluastA ah!,iot
Vhan these few wusts; Yu shall 10 saIlsuvl.H
While years slRh Ger tho graves Ut other years.
Wblle sIns gFuw bright aud din In EAst und
And gifts 1t moonlight hover DER the Garth.
Tho Soul seeks, Uver socks. In unAeun SplerGs,
Bun,c withheld juy It itlnK5 to uiatn, Us kuest--
Hating whnte'er 1t hold VI little worth. =
When Tlmo hroods o'or somo Joy whose grave
Can Hopes faIr aowcrs at onco tako root aud
In sol yet dronched with Horruw'6 bIttor ,casa2
DOea aWeot Content abide. Nll uUpfrutu,
.~ae1 h,inf oaifeF st"fm'"saas round hoE aeFoe'y
Can sae by smiling hide her Earth.born fears.
oae thonxht soass high above, whose snowy
Form tho ono deck ot Hight In depths OF sbado;
t!Yt t0 lts aotlH, 50 HWout to trtrthi cATh; !
When peuth to Life her sitent besSill9 brings
Content Will aoo&he The hcast IN Earth dis.
. nAyed;" .-. -:.-
Ard this must satisfy the soul that hears.
fkoRlA. ILL 1pA EATON.
, 1881-07-16
nu1ddhnss sTcaclsInEs-The Story Of tie
Girl aud stte klsls, and It's Moral. ,.,s

nulddhn's sTcacisIngs-The Story OF the
Girl aud stte klsns and 1ts Moral. 4.,s
III tho vtt!uKn Ut fattlapur.s. hasi by the town
of eAynGtni. Itiera lived Elrl whtl by tHattuR
IurtEa's egv a,nlractua II great Liking Ter hel's
oGls, Tho hGtl, AuIllx tue Hreedt ElFl VatlnY tho
eHX sho iatd daily, b1re yFu1gt Axanst hVr.
rcolfth aho might tecalne Rht,ul. piid out up
the girls offspring. In Tho GUurse Of ti,no The
hun llgd hitd deCAinp cat VI lite tAlnv hons8,
uttd tho Elrl IN htr uratth hpeAthe hen III her
nHIhrr'a huARs. Wheasver tits non laid an .eKK,
lh's hai1 huppe.,d ssvBru 1En,os, The hun prayed
that sue Ma4nt 0d ~ reoOFn ~ to 10 A10 to
4eyaur the cat aud ait bur prngeny,.. Tho slrl
dyluK una lchvinu Tho ctiltlltlun Ut \ natl. was
Echt'rH u leopard, and the Cit III Dire tlmo raa
INN tho lu,parl, wh1 ettl buee her u &rudxa, ata
them huth up, III thIt' why, during the whole
.ct,urKe Ut 50 exstenu*a. each Ut lllsln devnnrul
lhh UlhGr lu turp, In thstr 1Ast aIle1enDa tho
Yrl regAtn0a her huhlan turln a,td the cat 0e-
BAaAhAs discourse, WHICH was &, thus elfeots
"n. Due must puht d Eft1dHo AEalusk at1utheg;
eAyIuE 'lla has Injured mt, bs nas bsaten,' %
t1aE r1'bGtd nle, 10 has conquered ms' tnrlf he
Ioos tuis hatged WI! ho gsPeatod sucoesalysly tta
n e",''s, sbsSss rhts ,usl Il sSpssh % of,ea
DFuuyhtAk0ut es1le very cur1n4s and complicated
r.tg40us, u In tho !tss. Ut lh8 HNHAprjtapl1
,AF4h4nitl who alWaya dntd With tiYsed tlNnrs
IND wintn.s. lsst W u SGnuid 10 % aistusee! by
ditiill9t atolx viii !s wife sna ch,ldt Ut u fowl,
Hudiaa ,appeAtvd bosora him ~ Y >uUudcaht,
4lid upprHdett him gur hl4 lnbs pItabs eots.luut.
alld wlh the family ,dts8raoe In which he was
Ss Ga y farmer Ssth, ,as e X! ths nrah
big sun. ha4 bean . demon and had eaton tho
hls tuYthsF. ,, ~:
, 1881-07-16

otutlon tu the Vienna medical world. and pro-
curedu him enemies onnugh to fat!sfy
the most ambitious uf tnnovatofs- beAsdes this
he earned haired enough fnr 0t,D man t,v hktlR
n f,f,Ft atanh nRainst thut syetem " lnttscttmtA
s,atc and copltit.s tcctling which uncn character
tzcsl tho vtchnh scho,l: and he waa also ~ INN.
wnntctlt Skpda and hls bnsnm frtond. sto-
kitansky ttscl to work III cn,lples..-the form.
Or wl!d The etathosoope, ,he latter M = T!sh r. TIC
OF sdrtdnts wcro Complementary, for Tho one
d'agnoscd, whist tho 1th9r operated. The Iast
thrco doughty ltfc-pr0ngrrs.- trcfn!l nf dis
t'nentshed mines which hIs attracted alumni! IN
the healing art rsotr every 4,tArter tf tho Elolto.
litter von Aru9th saA tr.,u thli11 by tho ut'er
Rr,vc. wacn no exc1aimo.i III fnrcwc'l; aus.
trIA htA every tcastn 10 t,o proud Dt tho ntAn
hnuurin
, 1881-07-16
THE ROSE OF LOVE.


Fur Tho Chienea Tribune
II Love bu llko THO roll, rad r,sa,S
=. Thai rusu. Will never blum for NOR
Tho cruel Norlh.Wln1 uulaiy b1uws,
Aud bilxhts tho bud Apou my tfuo.
O1nyeit rniui o rosoato Lotsl ~
may littt hslva. yNu 1t / would; Z.
Fur 0lheta llaD0t,s tho rose Ut Live. "s
- neuds mutt pluck tho tslthnrel bul
~, ~ T. ARTHUR C)LMAN DAWSON.
, 1881-07-16
CRIMINAL COuRT,

C1tlM{NAE COUEtTs! I.-=,l
Michael MuNulty, On trial OF robbery, was &C.
quittG,i. - -, - -. =
Charles Harris, chhtgcd with burglary, was
Released OIL a writ Ut habeas corpus.
liot,ry Smith pieadcd guilty. 70 larceny, and
wnb tGmAMdeu.
Nellio Wilson pleaded guilty to assault and
Wlls given one yeur in tho Hotiso OF Correction.
:,'.l'atscy bolivar" p!euduI guilty TO- lNrouDy,
nnH' 'NaR gwen Elk mouths III tho House Of Cor.
tftttnn.
Juhn u0rady and Thomas CaliopyS wero on
trlll FOR burglary. =
, 1881-07-16
THE STAFF OF LITE.
An Attempt Among the Boss Bakers to
Organize Corner on the .,
Article, ~ .,
Tho vuricd Interests Involved Likely to
rrnstrate Their Monopollstlc
Scheme.
Some Statistics Of the Business, Show
ing Fair Profit at Present
Prices.

RrtEGHs
-.. ...,...
Tho question of tho price, weight. md quality
81 81. Of o,ers ~" tosaep sat hs recent
81 .no oa ,sr 10 worth ohv
into. Tas rn1nusn Of yesterday rave m nc.
previous dny, ut which It WIS resolved To draw
M n sca1c Of nrlcen 10 Uc ngrccd upon by nlE
mcmbcrs Of tile noss bakers Association. !.
goes witnont saying taas 'neso p.'e.s e WIZ ~.
show an 'ncrcasc Of, ths present . hfntes , Sos ,
vi. ,. ~ ~. ~, thn crnoror and ornn tba
eake. ING tu't. o a,... ~, a I =, t.e .,,saS
toothsono hut inllecstso!e pie "hS =" ne t''.seu
in price. II was stated ut tho HcetiE'x that
iiour, butter. lard. sugnr, cnnl. and tahor bad
all advMuccd, while the price 81 bread s!!a eaHts
remained rs ot old. anu 10 1hls tne tnnnu1aeIuF'
Yesterday rbportor Interviewed nltsaDef o.
tho leading dAkcra, niil trled with en!plr1ttise-
sbaw1ng @ tue Nct.iai cst Of thuir .prod,icis to.
dry as cn.nphrcd with Tho figures of sax siiDnths
or year ARo. Ono NuntGmAsl. rerrrscnt!ne;
one Of the largest whulcsale bHxcfies. infnlsoea
tn ..,a ,,,t sun n,,,'n ,ho ,T,.cs If nr,aa md
sr.eksS: wsTs the ;o s n !" 5spary "A .st nc ,hs
"sedp ~ ~, n,,mn ,nr ur whir hts firm
oaiL Mp1s u! IN an,Mry, now cost saM TIC urce
s,s ~ y 1 Was s,1 ~ i ~ i, TIN stot..m"ni
nde BY ss"kef +, at tee eetns ,; IN mr. [ pI'f Ss
saos ~, ~ ", noos t'r f.,r IL ""u,s ttur
}nr @ wn,oh nc no he He' nnlsi II ctnis ucr pouiIi IL
~. "" ne PT,s,. P,,,n a,1S'nn, r.. 81 utr,r sp"t
II ~ IN Wnr cns't, -" mi war hia Gim
euutr,ctcd }nr .heir s,,ppy ~ coal 1T tIeo per
son tns Sess - tnSy 1a a " .ae FL nly.nne is y" IN
1s"vcs ac n esi,m'ntss Al III +" III I,.r Gent Thc
xss IN st1 ot rasc Of Il i'er week coups
o. Enonins hxo' anu ne "hoesa'oou 'u7s "a"''"
s'1,s nnmo"rcd ,tat nv Nohdnv tost tim nr,ce Of
yienmn mppiGl Gscal wis wis aayacrS cent per nnf.
iho retail Stores 1T live CENTS per one pound
toaf This lr,sad Is sold by tho .,lanlfhctnrgrs
4 the pyd.llcrs q fur een!s-ia pr cent o..
PAYS THEM ron THEIR TROUBLE
md the maintenance q harses an1 wauons The
pea M hat Gs h M
ssGs oJa aea ~ sH Sas a sc1 ~
@snsas 90 t. ~ 5Ys 7 'ns.s Ss ss,,se:sd r !Ss!
TUG amonot nanals ~ - small H. te st Dosga
~ fi,o ,yay If wr.1nn,S n.nsr mt ~ s,,tIk ri
~ et ,n. .,,,at,,s M ~ r,I ,,h, +otnt. NJ
,exn .s ces. ~ ia a. u, frnn r
soH.tgK ss, os b"rrc, 9E 's ,ns nsst aaM;'''ty
,s IL rrs 1f mr. co,t ~ .n .u ~ 1ni.
r. 81 M c PIT & r as mn .nt ur t9 M
ne cost price. Man re4nesa 10 tno cnsnnm rSe
g,4u Ton 'pts ao tea, dsorRausu, y % Tha1e wsrs
vim. Polish. ind i,Dnc,tilau.-wht1 Ncpt little
stores. These mon mlle their breal during tue
night, employing sometimes IL hoy or you'll, aa
IN assistant, but morn often dn!nx NJ Thu work
'eii es6er goods tha1nseises. @ % whIle tnclr wives W
body WIN worked on ,ditfprent and
moro expensive system. Fur this ana
Sfher reus0u8, 1t seemed to tho gentleman inter-
, 1881-07-16
THE COURTS.
Judge Blodgett Confirms the Validity
Of the Ottawa Water.power
= Bonds.
Stockholders in tho Chicago. .nLtfe Sued
.. to Redeem scvorul Illegal
- Dlvfdendss> '.-. !. ,.
New Suits, Judgments, Divorces,
Confessions, Etc. :, q {,
OTTAWA cry noNps,

autt Or, cortan ,,onds Tor avn caoh. iaauad by
tho cIty In Auuuat. INN. running Tor il,Torent
periods frun ivn II, f,ftccn vnars ~ ia nnr nant
interest. and poynb,c tn ". II, ". Cn,h.nof, or
bearer. Each bontt bnrn m 'its faco a recital
thai II was uup of,ia banda ts,,cd hv tho oity
under la charter uiy;ux the Co,nmon Cuuncil
puwor TO horruw moray and j.s,,p bonds thoro.
yf ana Under na an ~, Of June ls'' o to
ar In ,ss,o sunh M,nat, nnd ,ho,
H.. .,1t,,,,t' ~ a., ,..,'...,s" Hue ~
@ tns, "H ts a. suo wMm, ~
M p;!y;s # @ ~ 4ttax a@9fs', i; it,
xas, p%ss u the 1ians ~ s',a ro1 yers i"
1ns @ ,mtaestG .,. y, T,Ieiy " III tae sty
~, aa1 "unsS ~ * ~ uoeMa'em ~ tno cnso sA'1 aae qIea
Ho!t ~ ~ ~ MnuIAoE tne ~" eAteMouA ny tnu oiS
" t.s ~ !aanf,,vemont u ~ WasGf-0wer Iael!i
IT,, WI s,,n,~s ur was ~ Mot M at an
prCn uec'acu ny tne supreme CouFt ol lne
UitSd sfates m eno sase q nMekctf ~: otsawn
cMse sa VIZ nee!aeN na we giesuon rs 20 WaGtner
tno rteltats ~ lug pnnos nlu t,oL prt3tect oufla
nus puFohastr lho cE!aence snoMeA tno Ply.
saau n Mh 0td'nnstte ny Lho olty J1ho 10. lsoy.
pr,yiunaE inf ING onrfnWta3 oL Monoy 20 ne
expeued " t!nvelop4ltE tho natural advantage es
Ut The CITY Tor manufacturing pijruttSc6. und
, 1881-07-16
TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, a-s,xTGEN

THE CHICAGO TRIBJ
sprns wheat. w. promise. oves three, tourths
1a % ~ nyerss ~ m yista Per Hefn Whesn not IN. N.
tic onts are ttort mid very wcc'iy. irish pSta.
sss s~ses ssss @ GsS III ss y rs s
IN May Injured meadows. which VIII mot yiold an
svsse syorsEe n Il 1 o4e "a. are " 70 AZ
q sop oef sep II
farmers of III the county ase Improving M thoIr live
stoek. .
Corn IL FREQ from weeds, and making fAtts.
fur .at nvaruRo yle!d prr moro. Sorghum w!l
nnka over thtrc-lairins nf m nyerAxs Yield
HvcrltHa Yield ror nero 0E faIl whcht, md about
twu.thr1s OF un nscr,,ke ytelt! nt rye. t}atA nrc
sr nss. " a. are ] aese Il WI g. nhS ts
erop Ut sweet potaioes., steMsiow* are har.lly up
IL A1Hy. PASTURES Aru nbofe HI ntarhKc In cln.
altlplt. I'h6rc ssda hourly m hsgraRc trt'p VI
raspoerries: ayer tl,rre: togrshs of nn aysraxo
cruz or Strawberries. gcoscherflcs and currMnts
sk Nas" 'ds aorse. smd n5 @ ierstdrj % and iiai:
stem a.ttu arc especially attractive to sumo OF
'"o ''0~~ ' 10 p.y,sss COUNT.
The stard OF corn is utiavcn which, With The
e r,spects aH IT, over trsc. frs td :" m sver
age Yield per nero Fatl whcnt will aflnko e0un.
thing over half ~ avuraxo ylstl per aeto. very
s ~ tae ~ G"ay y,p ,S snra
Harley is upsu an average lit eo,itlitlon. Oats
gre t,sarty IT. 70 ~ ~, .tr avernge@ ~ - oHsnt,o1 cry
tnDaccn pr4nhiso tu make III nvar'tso Grub lrtsn
tsMn.oga nre ncrrlv w +, nn average i, eondl-
@ r ,s ~ m"i,. ~, y. ~, ~ .,"rs e,
U,,H. Tt % o es.2 2 ~ .. ~ ILL.,. ~, ~
~ @ ~ ] sIMsr , nns , oou.. , ~ ~.
t,ce,, IN M hv ;hc Tnm,"m, " . ass,,rS3
are ny H. "a aser4xe 7, condition Ihere was
y. nsns9u orp u, anosn"esrs' aa nsv5
rsspb"rr, rnir I Md errs wv ver rsw c6srres
,asn'i,i H.. ~, tt"H f. & ,t s,tx ~ III ntns:
espee,n,'S sm.tr; a''o aeeuo s'ook VI II" S'"os
KANE COUNTY.
Late. plaflteti corn Is small ind Will not mnke
r,slGh nyer u-tnnrtha N MI average ytell
per- aero. nsshnn'corn L. nearly up to @ ~ 'nver. aver
,sr ~ hr,o g,r ~ ~ ,.snr,,n .l,,E ~. "mr,
Tnr. t. i,t ttttin riJ .rhn.t H. ia s,",,nt,. t1n
ur,,snco,s M are ecu,araw,ns Tor t6ree.fumFlhs Of
Il, at'1 aversEe yieli pr s sure. Hye viii nuke
snrIu ,s.t VII, l m ,,t.arIv s,,ors af
''x III mxar.gs ~,rIa 1I n.p q nern uriry w mt
1aas ~" nnrt. ~, ~ T., w vcr:ue n p
Ftnx viii mnks ,yer ,hre.s. fonrtbs Of an aver.
Of r.s p"s; @ EYER tna 9 e1 a.
nrrls m mvurass sr.,t, If inv old n,pa,inws
aro "a pr f. e10s!om o tno Stss y 'so', t na
Sa..,ires ~ Mrv @ ,, ~ ~, xverauo II no rnsiu.
rhsra WIS nearfy nm IN avorare ers,, at nj strHw6ur.
Fs.,hs lY ~ "snr.,,,1 @ ,rn. ~ .tn,,s.hntr,o.
Nr, u hrsc. ~ ~ raf 9'op III ~ fuem sx,r M,
alns.sin gste nr9 GeE Gnre!;y y, ~ and a cons
,t"'5v ~ ~ cn,,mtv sn t,n int"re.t II tnnrns.
t'' tnH. III 'A' so"'>' anu 'D' ''''''''s ''''''
49, hAHhAh1h Sou"ft' ,,
, 1881-07-16

Mark Twain snys Tie is pleased to have q
real go0l cigar nnhreI after him. Rullolf
SeIfert, 1s9 Ctark; h agent f3r the nUW III.
raaly Well-knuwn "Nark Twain."
, 1881-07-16
ILLINOIS CROP PROSPECTS.

hanori''
ILLINOIS CROP PROSPECTS.
Extracts from Forthcoming Report
Illinois Department Of 4 Agriculture. j
Special Correspondence NJ The Chthao 7r'huns.
SrtuSaFIEll,, ILL.,, July ff.-Thc reports Of
correspondents Of tile Department Of Agrt-
culture rs given betow ,iAke II g,tta shaving
for cort, and give but little ENCOURAGEMENT
Tor over onu-thlrl OF III avorl.gu crop OK fuIl
wheat.
Meadows ARC nearly tip to mn average IN
condition, md, although tho wet weather Inns
tsadu 1t difficult 10 save the clover. there will
be fair crnp 0f hay. Clover Is heavy; tin.
otl,y rather light.
Pastures afu generally In excellent condi.
tIon.
The reports received at the Department
July give encouragement for n gnUd crop
Of Unts, where not lodged by st0rIls,
The condition Ut tho various crops III MI
tlia northern tier uf counties where cou,pe etc
nte given below: !
lnoyE cnuNrY.
Curn hns gonns1,Iy Ucrn Thoroughly worked;
TIM atar1tf s very uneven. ruugtlix ftpm tnr.u
poets shtru will ~ tolnetn,lg ovnr tllreu. ftrths
ut MI average ytotd por acre. [lruu.. ..cnrn aud
tiiuke neary un average crol,. The lew fluids
VI winter whcAt lefl will n,nku ncnrly twt3-htrd.
VI nh nsertEc Yield per ncrc. ltye aHd srrsns
whtNt viii tnLKu over ttlr11. tutlrtns nf Ill httr-
nxa yield. Tic rarly-suwit aHts whnro n',t tn..
Jurel ty rust pr,lntso wull: eulla he,ld fig mt
@ tSsrc vii 81 ser tarc sr tourtGs St I'd avor,ve
yseau pur acrc. Tho titst crop will l,e nenrfy rs
iafAe 10 NV se%sN!t. tr.sa WNatoua hru W, 10 ~
Wv y 4, ~ .t ny a., cW .dus ~
wst nuke liRntcrgls naturai msaaaws are ~
n s,l,a1tton. rhoru was "" np,rly nj, #" nysraxc
sfoe oi s's.Seertfiss. ~ oSer ,i,rce tosrihs:t
a''a enff"'''S' ,,uu, ,>n.
tw0.tulr,ls VI III uveraxu ylod per auro Ut eurn;
tnat On hgo "r t!.absr lat'd !.oks %s!t; 9u'toa
VIII hu injured ty fr1,st II rs uarly as usual;
tnsro IS sDlns injury to tho crop by cut wurtns.
sran' sso vsr ss IN @heat eS y" arsw sss'ss II ,hs
county: the condition tn'l'oAtes three fourths Ut
M ascrl9e yield trr ncrn; Rye wsli t',akc i,urc
lhh1t HI Mtsl,tHe urssp. Tho yuld per HcrH Ut
spr,nr wheat Will be ule-tourth less thnn I'm
average. Oat straw ia short. but tlllly wul, and
win favorable etlllu1tlone VIII nuke auuut "n
aseFti4u esuP. tIisu tslAtoSs alE Aputa hn Nv
eraHs ~ eo.dt!o.,s Thera wy uot By ~! asoraxo
rr,. n nasu WIs "n graRg esop @ " sm~-
Me Ee.."t " ~ - s nnns sNen :" ~, sne
'o ~ tt.c ,roi H,t,s ~ liz t'I,,'. hmI W.
''''' A"' s oAs,.o.n % COUNTY. ' N|'
Corn is ANAL, and III many localities very
wecdy. The heavy ruins IN Jsltle nrlwnuI olit
tho cora IN places, yet tho prospects Are iavor-
aycruge Yield per acrc. sors!,,,.;,.caile mt Il,
s9n %,i; t; e. Sr IL %ssES ysa asr sry x,o ore
aorc Ut full wneAt. Some t,nvc cut thor whuMt
TOR hay. ityc utll harley viii nislku over three
good for ucurjy ,i ayGrlgu yIrjtl IL outs: iuuy
oat. iIuIls Gre wcsdy. Thorn viii b. iii averays
, 1881-07-16

THE JOLIET STEEL COMPANY.
A bhnrt ttn,c aao }. I. Case. Of Nncinc, Wis,
tilud bill hFninst tho Joliet Steel comhAny and
tho officers Of that Company. which Alloved tt,At
somo of the t,an managing tho Joliet Steel
Company hal fnrmorly boon htockhuldcr* of tho
Old ,1oflct ir,,n 4 Steel Company, and hid been
III tho Directory u Tint Company. That those
men had. IN .atreot, Mnu0 away With tho nksets
-Dt tho J0t!at Iron Stsc! Cosnplny. and IN thoM
claimed that hc was entitled in eqlitty. to 10
paid for his stock r. tie old Ct'mpany, and
itvdials running tho Jottot stre| Company. and
for lsrccIvGr Tor thnt CDsnpany. Judge
Dru mMund snt yesterday to teMr the nlt'uon
md IT. nttccrs wore on hand, with counsel, to
rusiat tho nGtl0n, when Tho counact for tho
cnmpnihant Art,su and stuffed TINT he deaitcd 10
Withdraw tho motion for Receiver, which was
NcOurtl.nGlY Aune.
, 1881-07-16

Charles E. Cnte began a suit yesterday for
sl,oO against Alfred Weston mud Ellzabeth II.
Cole. -
Christina F. JohnRnn commenced suit In
trespHss axalnst Juseph T. Taylor and Peter
8tuenberver to recover 1900 1amaEas. ~:
Il. Knoappnl 1ruiIgut ault for sou against
William 4. Nichols. ~ =. >,
, 1881-07-16

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clxals.
, 1881-07-16
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their cure, haiong which t,ay 10 1ameu'
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, 1881-07-16

more, lcav!ns ndtfo!s OF " per cent Of such
liability. Tho dcfenfn1ts. stockholdors. hnVIuY
wrnnEfutIy rceeivcd tiivlnonds, daYnt to no com.
pe}!s 70 ~, %y them eaek e nuke Up Ihs q.
ig nlay 6o haii of its .ilsiGnds ii 10 ~ tal u,t.
AM! that tho defendants may bo, compelled ID
rntlin1 thott, to ha applied toward tho liquida.
lion Nf tbtA liabilities,
, 1881-07-16

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, 1881-07-16
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, 1881-07-16
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pl14 Than the baae aud worth0ss im!tatt9@, sata ,nI
thhn, " there arc False heaolyents. Mesta "a seo
thzt thu naus "Aadway'' u oA what you pu1' II
, 1881-07-16

DIVORCES.
. Elizabeth Ashworth tlled a pil1 yesterday for
divorce from Chnrios P. Ashworth on tho ground
OF dcsertion. They were married lu lsa5, and he
left her In 1884. -....-.@-
:: bills f,,r divorce were ilcd Thuradhy BY Davld
DNuM fr0m SAr0h Baum OH the ground OF adnl-
terry md cruttty; mud William It. White, Jr.,
, 1881-07-16
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-03
As the steamer Victoria, with over

As the steamer Victoria, with over
600 excursionists on board. was re-
turning from Springbank. and when
near the Cove Railway bridge, one mile
below London. Canada, the boat sud
denly collapsed like an egg-shell and
became a total wreck, sinking level
with the waters edge. All the pas
sengers were instantly plunged into
the stream, more than half of them be-
ing underneath the debris. The FIRST
news that reached the city was brought
by the survivors, who struggled
through the streets wet and weary.
The news fell like thuuderbolt, and
q stampede took place for the spot.
On arriving there, a horrible sight met
their view. Fifty to sixty bodies had
already been recovered and were ~
ing on the green-sward some distance
up the bank. Those arriving from tho
city and from every direction crowded
around. anxious to see if any relatives
were on board. Several hundred fam.
lilies were represented on the excursion
and the wall of anguish that arose at
the sight of the victims was heartren-
ding. Fathers, mothers, brothers and
sisters were panic stricken and rushed
around, endeavoring to identify rela-
tives. By I o'clock about eighty
bodies were recovered from under the
wreck, whore the water was twelve
feet deep. Almost every minute some
victim was brought to the surface and
conveyed to the steamer Princess
Louise, which had early been brought
to the spot, and the victims placed
upon tue upper deck. Fires were
lighted on the bank overlooking the
river, and petroleum torches were
brought and the search continued
During the night upwards of zoe
bodies were recovered.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-03

much higher than they think an Ida
no mine could possibly be. If 20
stamp mill was running on it to-day
the stages could not carry away the
bullion as fast as it would be turned
out.
The conventions will meet in six or
eight days, when | will send you the
tickets.
Several old Salmon Eaters have re.
turned from their rambles in the East,
among them Hon. G. W Crafts, Chris
Mohler, Maj. VIM. Hyndmand and Joe
Boggs. YANKEE FoRKER.