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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22
COMPLAINT
From a COnntryman who Wants
His Due.

SALISBURY, Tenn, February Is.
EDITOR LEDGER-I notice that
Rex, king of che carnival, has solicited
all the railroads and steamboats, to re-
duce their rates to induce the people
to visit your city to enjoy the fun and
frolic of the day, but he says not a
word to your hotels and boarding
houses about reducing their fare. So
you see these same hotels and boarding
houses pop up their rates about double
the usual fare, knowing that when the
people get there they are compelled to
pay what is charged.
Now that is what hurts us poor
country people that have but little
money. And that is what will keep
some from visiting your city. | think
that part a shame and a disgrace to
your city. The railroads do their
duty; now let the city folk do theirs.
Give the devil his due, and let us have
fair play. r. w. SMITH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22
NEWS MEDIUM
IN TER SOUTH

I eptorprIsinG, fearless, rsIiAblS and
nOwSy, and the peer of any woOklv nowspA-
per published in West Tennessee. containing
ALL LOCAL EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE
in the city of Memphis and Shelby county,
No labor or expense will be spared to man
tain n IN every department at the big
possible standard, and to commend it
respects to the confidence and approval of tb
best classes in the surrounding country. being
strictly
Democratic and Conservative
but will nOEOe uDlustly partisan. aiming to
b isr and lust, as well as pronounced in lie
political convictions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22
pistol Practice.

j. II. Jones, a drunken negro rowdy,
visited the cabin Of Monroe Alexan-
der, colored, on Jones avenue, yester-
day evening and playfully exhibited a
pistol. Alexander begged him to be
more careful where there were so
many children around, when Jones
alias Titus asked him what he had to
do with it. Without waiting for a re-
ply Titus blazed away at Alexander
twice. One ball grazed his side and
the other missed him altogether. Titus
then turned and walked away. He
was captured later in the evening by
Captain 0'Haver and Sergeant Kuhn
holz. When found he was laying in
the old Olympic race track, beastly
drunk, and as soon as awakened bris-
tied up and showed fight with his little
pepper box. After tumbling into a
ditch or two he was finally landed in
the stationhouse and a charge Of shoot.
ing with intent to kill and carrying
concealed weapons preferred against
him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22
New Styles Of WalI Paper,

view nayAes VI wall EIbpefs
the nuest stock in the south.
MIR. Henry KrOnauer, the we'll
known decorator, is with II
hOuse.
MARCUS JONES, 2aGK 9eeOnd,
ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22

Pure homemade Candles,
made fresh every day.
Fresh Fruits aud Maple Sugar.
Fresh Oysters received daily
and served in any style.
JOHN CUNEO, 2I7H Main street,
under WOrsham House. 1856
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22

Stoves, CRATES anR mantels, hard.
ware, hollOw-ware and castings, at low
prices. All kinds Of tin work prompt-
ly attended to and satisfaction guaran.
teed, by LOUIS DUsH,
IL 1874 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22

1000 dozen Fresh Standard Pie Fruits
($LOO TO $3.50 per DOZEN.
200 dozen Preserves and IelIles,
in 2 ID tins, very cheap.
500 Boxes Fine Layer FIGS.
rs Kegs Best White Cracked Wheat
100 !" Coarse Oatmeal.
IS " Graham Flour, extra good
100 Tubs Select Creamery Butter.
100 Boxes Fine Cream Cheese.
100 Imported MaCarOni, lib papers
Lys HOmlny, Rice Flour, S. c Rice
BruOms, kops, Tubs, WashbOards
Scrub Brushes, Shoe Brushes, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22
AsSIGNEES SALE


HUNTS AND SHOEN
AT the store Of William Miller * Co., 22l
Main street. These goods mast be sold
within thirty days.
Terms CASH. A, X. SLOAN,
~ AssiRnee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22
criminal courtroom.

John Walsh has received a 10 Of
Kentucky coal at So cents, 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22
TELEPHONE.

Send, write TO or cali on
L.B.EatOn a Co. D.A. NcOmber,SuP't,
At Courthouse, Memphis, for Abstracts
or other Information concerning
TITLES no REAL ESTATE. 1872
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A IL Advertisements under the head Of Fol
"A Kent, For Sale, Wanted, Lost, Strayedi
stolen, etc., will be hereafter charged . cents
per line for each insertion, sud Is cents per
line for one week. bf
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09
Mails arrive and depart at the Towanda Post-olice
as follows

MIIIs UIIINt IIIt O'V7141NN
as follows:
ARRIVE DEPART
90 4 u Phila y Y. and East States Pm. I 10
10 80 .... .Dushore, Bernice, I.aporte, &c. 40
IL Is :.......L. V. way mail North 10
IL 90 New Era Sc Tues, Thurs and Sat. 90
IL 90 Asylum, &c. MOn Wed. and tH.. | %
IL 90 .Sheshequin, &c.......H. II %
l 90 P.A ...Troy, Burlington, &c.... AA. 10 %
. 40 =. Closed mail from Erie Y N.CR.Rs.. 10
90 ........ Canton, Monroeton, &c........ %
5 30 .........L. V. way mail South. 90
II 90 ........Leltaysville, Rome, &c...P.A. w
6 30 ................ Barclay .......'....... w
10 40 ....Erle west OF tlmlra. .'..'.'-' oO
Onice open from 90 A. NJ. to I 40 p NJ.
Money order office open from 100 to I 100 p NJ
Onice open sunday from .; 20 to l0;C0 A. ~
i. POWELL, L. NJ.
, 1881-09-06

LQHHBH fttkfA1nms
1t ID sad 5aet Tint ailue the hattie Of Water.
lou the john luls havo beon Diminishing 10
liutls lied uut a!to4ottos. Whom Landur WIS
tourlahlng At uAth, England was SKILL full ut 1ohA
lulB-oo1lll&ry sqttlscs, fur iRstanco hnt-heatel.
blu.Ior,ny altoeruts, wuo rc.peetcd 1T shoy
could not CONSTRUCT Latin, Alll who weTu Tory
republicans hatinx tho Fra,luh. Iuyitlu liberty
ths l!6urty Of tho british squire a. 60 ~ b. !lkS
and sctolarship. atad w SEQ the Lsndor of E,raf.
Calvin. ~ HAsura passionate. uhtehchabt9. but,
wthal, nntlc courageous. tov vlng hearted t'ta!i-
tI!ui. aud WhnlesUmu 10 tho hearts CORE" l!ls
xssy fon sn ,, to- yw "ay
ialr to- .Eonasrfa!wvose typical, q wsro h's
Equally typical, too, was dis ttntniseIbltty.
":rhe worst q John uu'I.'. sslco sait . fatno.ta
you vii! nut Of his Owh Ilts!o gancako of IN ISL
and and ho beg!us to lnarre! all arOund:" Whom
LandDr tsoou after falling In love with Wales
aud deciding to plant II With cedar Ut Lebanon!
DECLARED that "the earth contains III saoe OF
humane beings sO and worthless % tho
WelRh ho did whAt he WIS n! his l'fe tlolns wilt
trKari 10 every country and locality he ever
visited.
, 1881-09-06
FRANCE.
{1A1lHETTA,
ifIMeiIl fhklk

PAlus Sept. 5.-TAe Heraid's special
says: This successful candidates at the colIl-
Elementary elections arp, except In four or
1.-Two casos, either Moderate Republicans or
Radicals. M. CleMeNceaW triumplaa Mt
Arles; M. Ilonlet Duyortier Is electcd IN two
ACCOMPLISHMENTS; two more lntranslgoants
are returned for Paris und another for Ut.
Denis Altogether, 81. Cielnencaau's group
In tie ,lsw Chamber will DO stronger for
yesterdays ballot by fifteen or sixteen re-
crults. III one or two p1aces, aud notably ut
NarDonne, tho so-ca!letl worktig.ne1.'a candl-
dates, though not successful, pollod a largo
number Of votes. Tie now Chamber Will
probably include about llnety M0narohlsts
and 400 Republicans OF all SHADES.
4 l.UDIcnoUs ACCIDENT
occurred To N. QaMbetta at tho Dupont de-
leure festival yesterday. In the middle OF
, 1881-09-06
POLITICAL.
H1ft1.


spsetai D1pafeh to The Caseaao Tribune.
G1Sc1SSArl. O.. Sept 5.-An effort hns
been n,nsle tlIls afternoon Ia hare the County
Republican Convention. which is tn meet at
l0o'clock tomorrow, adjourned for the rea-
sOn tint the day llns tleell chosen BY the
Governor VI tile S,nte u, one tar special
prayer for the recnvcry Of the President.
tlSel @ upou Tor M tfie ASSEMBLING II u,o eonvsu.
t!0l,. Meetings tur prayer hnye been very
generally !nppo!ntesa, and u Is thought the
ssrvIcrs will bg attended by large pSopor-
noisy Republican eouvcu!Ion SHOULD bs
III session Mt tie sa,ns time. engaged In
'srco ,sn4 s;ragss' ga1',,s fur 2'lcr sp9,
l1onr this Afternoon! to consider tie matter
nf postponetlellt. The lion. Warner II.
urged that to, 10 OIL With tho work Of the
BE- an net 81. tic greatest dlsrtspect, and It:
effect wuultl b. to se. the Christian portion nt
the community gnlnst tils ltepaPlacal party:
cogrssSf n1.ssswn,h wS ,k a,s9 ,n 49,
1T view. He regarded the work. Of the
Republicans 0n the MORROW. rs that 0f high
pnbilc duty. fAe convention had been ar
Eed fof anF n nayass u ss ahpo,9h vt
President. This colnul!tec Ind been esl''
powered 10 cl,ntRe the date Of the oonyell-
tlon III the event OF Tie death or dangerous
relnpsa Of tho President, but no other cpii-
tingvucy had orsn provided for. The dele
gntes nre nll to be elected tonight. and.
Should the convention BE- adjourned, lnany, Of
them woultt TO bought vi lurinx tho IN.
| teryal, md !ilerc would he All horts
Of bargalnLMg md trntllng going on, 70
tile great disadvantage Of the party. It
and, besttes, 1lune Ut the delegates would
attend tic prayer Service It opportunity was
| ntsnrud. Tile roinlllt.ee tleciuel that they
Ind no power to ad{our,. tho cGnventtol, for
b. called 10 order ut to o''cioca IN tho ,ofIi.
| tnE, 'rltuse who helieYe that MI adjournment
Ahnu'l be hui will renow tllelr efforts before
tlla convention Itself, Rnl may succeed IN
| pr,ba6lo. 'tAa candidates won't have It.
| 'fh0se whose prospects Are. 1low the best
| would DO cUlintGd out anl Tie bumiNers
| would got cnt1rD control.
, 1881-09-06
THE WEATHER.
CHICAGO.

yestcr,Iuy VIVA ono os the most lnsut{ero.
,,n ,,ot ,,";s ~ ria ssneon Tha ,yin,l hIey
ssoutly FROM the soutllwest-asort Of scotch-
Ink slrorco, a1ld carried before tt clouds Of
dust anil granules of sand. which penetrateu
@ aworr ~ "r,ei. u % "nI crnnnv NJ N.Y. nni Irr,tntm, nme,s
Sos, saoa IN % y foir1r @ % h,r,i % o it"hp1t wi,i,
!ace W. " .a'tis nusMeo u''o Heaen ~, t,.' WIN
pain. The thermometer rtlI UP wv degrees
in the slnle, M unusual circumstance III
tt,ts citv In fha u,nnth nr SentrntHr. .rhe
t., n,,t ,,,o ,,,"1 t,ot,,,, ,,,tsi, tl,a r,.,r,x
hc"t atM ine "lli't began WIN tne r.slns
Of t!le sun, and continued 10 increase III ~
fnlljnp otr hut Itttlo toward twilight, IN tllo
cvnuinp tt,o lrnt was wallnIei, Into1erabIe
.'So5 t5 '.o "s ~" ..rs.",t.. s,s",...,
WIS felt occasionally outside.
Tho present summer Inns been m unusually
hnt ono In this fotlt,uIc. r. ts sotdon Tint
~ ,.o,a n ,,e''t,, ~ a"t.',e+ 1a atra,, "vor a.
lio "nu1o Ilo,'n " t.~sas ~ k'sen .vo ~. :"
have been called upon to endure In the past
four weuks. Generally They ca, calculate OIL
, 1881-09-06

Tho Lutte II. li!aHu ollte paid fora pnsasol for
started from Wlcsbnten ono summer snortiinR
10 speila tAn day Ut t!olnhurg, ant upon thelr
illunu discovered tlHt so had lUtt h0r pAras1i at
h1sne. sho insisted that her husband should
buy her II new one. md reluctantly enough by
ilIVcsted SIG IN Il parusal Ut xrcat flaht1n and
Oualty. liz ,EuleF,nlAesl IT, r.coup hi4!self for
ihls cxtravnganc0 ut the tahlus. and walked Into
hair Il tlnxeti ehars wero olseaulously protieEcd
by tho officials. Ito declined then all on tue
ground tlnt ha nny tnicnLtal 70 roua In Vt tao
whiIo tn sit ttuyvl lto Ihen addressed hlinsnlt tu
the enterurso u recov.tlng !Ae s pslGs m Of ~ ~
black, Without following the epurse Vt hts
luaxcs 1t " enough 10 record tho fact that hes
wtrc's rorzettnlhess coat II. ulAno the thousands
mentioned above.
, 1881-09-06


A Nfrli1IaTtt PUBLICATION.
BEnL1N, Sept. h-'rhe Nt!i!ist organ. WIZ
or the People, l,as lnatlo lts appearance In
81. Petersburg.
4 SlIII.T9T JOURNAL.
l,ERrLS, Sept. 5,-1Adylces have been ro-
cclye.l from ut. Petersburg stating That two
fresh numbers ut the NfI,illst journal the
lVlil Of the People, ttatett Aug. a ana H.,
hpve appeared In tho form OF supplements,
promising the publication OF full nu'nber
ut tic beginning Of September, This nun.
bers Issliel contain vnr!otls !lotlres warning
spies Of their fate, list Vi donations to tho
revolutionary fund, amounting to h,Do
roublcs, a list Of 400 Nlhillsta arrestou since
November, nlll al nrtialo condonn1nG the
Cars policy aud threatening to, daal the
enelny ilnal blow.
THE AET1.IEWlBlI n1sONpE1ts.
Accounts from tic Interior Of l.ussIa show
sl.at tho antt-Jawlsl disorder Is uot tho work
Of tbs Socialists.
, 1881-09-06
UNFORTUNATE CRANKS.
Hearing Of Insane Gases by Judge
Loon1is Yesterday.
Some Sat1 Instances af Mental Imhccili.
ty md l)o!nsion.
1ntcmporance and Improper Habits Con-
tribute Their Quota.

Scnr!y scorc nj cam.s. Involving insanity nf
every type, frntn tho ravin4 linnsfc IL the INCL
H'IchUy victim Of dissipation ntil EVIL practcts,
cano up lefore .titlgs 1.ut,rnIa IN tho County
to,irt yesterday morning With few exceptions
the ,lnfnrtunatcs who were t'0nIttsf for ElYtn.
ku1kakce. or Jetrersun were without l1'fa1s nf
support or friends capnl,ln bf prorllinv for
them. Ihcr wore varied lot. nl1 I'll must gnses
their mental condition wh9 sadly shown hy th1lr
appearance and actions In ts'lys.
The ilrst cnse caItc,i was that Ut Catl:nrne
fiUc, m American woman Of I. yenrs. residing
With her husband ut No. u fio,rhny street. II
appeared that tho wo,nan had shown symptoms
nf mental arrangement, tho rcsn!t Ut utcrfnu
,lIs0r,icr. for several ycRts rast. Her nus
band, hrt,thur. md sitter testieil u hcr
ylolcnt ttI1nct: md i ~as further shown
that From 1871 IL lA1t rtte was MI tn'nnte OF the
Afo.IFat ttnte Asylum it knialf,a1h. Tho
woman sat,l tint s,sc was sick: thnt her husband
FL p' na ha x ws y Sre.e az e"S e.
1hl ~. TOO. wl,en ftii Of whisky. She was nd
Judged insane. bist not n pauper.
-. uni n yicttsl Ut tneanehuliu deprcsafUtit WIS
shs Ext sEn !; ay a"So ~ stiSn.xr q ono
avenue. ,tutl II WAS alleged ttAt khe entertained
the dtlslon TINT her nd1pted fathor
wASTED To Kill. tt1Js.
The Yrl eesnlcd very much depressed In Aplrits,
ond sai1 that fur eone nlonttH tiKt shn mud SUI
fcrctl from tiair4 III the 1enl. Dr.. Atfrfal Il.
Smith tsatfijl that he Thought i,cr tneA,c, uttd
tue Juty agreed With him, although Tho cvjdeucu
WAS ssareely Ut character to Justify such n
Amelia Parker, q married wn,nnn nt 10. III tor
rlbly bad henlth. WIS found lntan. but t'ut q
pauper. Th1r. WAA nm room for i1GlIbt III thls
chse. The woman hnd tried 10 shout her hug
band although the plstol WIS ,,1loadet'. nnd ;, es
IN eae edd p,fl ps os fSat Sss 5 ians shc En- sa
ioat o.It,, hor little boy md 9lrl' ami hHd tnaeh
% :johaIin o. Mayer, oernnu boy Ut IL, only
few mouths In the country, catne nBxt. ltG slt
, 1881-09-06
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

J.ANEsvI1LE, Wis. Sept. h.-F!fteen c'll.
ploy6s Ut tho shoe factory have Qnlt work,
striking for higher wages. Ths company 10.
day ordered machinery to tako tha place md
.lo tl,e wurk ut bOtt01llIng wolnen's shoes, I'll
which thay wero en,plnyWl.
NEW uiiLEASs, Lii, Sopt. "A committee
With i committee representing tho strikers
and employers, with /, view OF adjusting tho
differences between. Ilpfl4l aud lnbOE.
, 1881-09-06
GERMANY.

I3En1AN, Sept n.-'rhe expression Of the
North 0er4nap uaxettc that those who sup
port the Emperor support the Government
Inns produced unanimous protest FROM tho
Liberal press.
SEDAN,
Tue decree of the 8axol, Minister Of JUS
tics has attruoled much attention here. 1t
declares TINT tn future public Offices will not
, 1881-09-06

HIGH PRICE OF WHEAT IN ST. LOUIS.
ST., Louis, Sept, t,-Tho price Of wheat Is
SO high III this market that s',ipma,ts Of that
cetual have boon ordereA from Toledo. II
tho wlieAt grades No. 2 tt eau be sold hero at
Nr0tif.
, 1881-09-06
AFGIIANISTAN.

AYools KHAN TO FIGHT TIE NnITlslr.
LoSpoS, Sept. ga hlsnntc!. from Quctta
says: "On Aug. II Ayoob Khan Issued II
proclamation declaring that ho had aban-
toned his Intention OF fighting the Asnrar,
and was about to light the English. To tl'is
ond te invited all persons having weapons
belonging to tho Government 10 consider
them their own OH condition OF their joining
Ills standard immediately. 1t may DO rs
su1ncd that this Is merely clumsy plan 10
get lis ,nnny rifles rs possible. Ayoob coll
tlnues 10 send to Herat as much casll as he
can get"
THE AME13Is
LONDON, Sept. h.--The VIceroy OF India
telcgrap!ls as foliows: Reports from Canda-
liar, dated tho lst inst, state that II Is bo-
lleved tho Ameer has reached klielat.
Ayoob Khan's advanced tletactments OIL tho
Khelat raau have been recalled, and Ills ell
tire army Is now el,canlpcd under tho walls
of Cau1alNr.
, 1881-09-06
INDIA.

FIVE TIMES ~ pDj'G3.DEA As AMEislCA.
L0Si,oS, Sept. 5.-~The CENSUS G India las
been completed, ailt1 shows a population Of
~ ~, lOV.Q01
, 1881-09-06


cut, tho great nt',',, will, l,Is Ft!us A,ilaius
III. Sp1ller), N. Caxot, The Mayor, il!s Pre-
frct, md several 0tt1er 1,ersniIs, FIJI through
The ttunr ntNt vanished. 1lnpplly. tho pInt-
fprbt WIS only fur feot high. M tla,aasc
wins tinl,r, except 10 II. t'nNibettu's dignity
Su,nrstftfbils people ltHIls lpnn this Incident
ts MI 0t1cn. 'Tle limo Ut VI. Hntnhtttn's
speech ut lie Ncl,Durg hAltQuGt lust night
was Singuinry ,lnttcra.c.
THE l,Al.tsr.,rEi,s ARE r1tnet,,,;t. urAn1yu
today, They rpport ,lyt, ,uurtlrrs n ol,iridr.
nj, nitenntcd murder. two Ind cns,,s NJ urso,
ro,r accidental tlrntI,s. md ,rrot lIrn .l.l,n
hitter brol,e mt last nIt,ht in n lrnnrr's sl,n,
IN t},e ),uu Port AIu,on, or co,,rsc. NJ, w,,,cr
could l,c uot wheu It was wanted nntl In
thruc heirs Tho wliolc interior oJ ttt, Ilouyc
wns cot,slturtl nmt thrpn unfortunate ,,cr.
sons lost their lives, TI,cse rcprutctl ,lty.
usters nrc 4 disgrace, 10 Paris,
TIE Jst,tuy NAi,It.1.E.
It Is proposed 10 ctose thu atobi|,e shortly
md 10 buit. on Tic sa,nt site III, i,n,net,se
variety paiuce, which Is tn cost s., 100, and
10 be called tho palaIs ,ln Rendezvous Uni
yerscl.
YESTERDAYS EIEcTloSs.
40 The trtsetrn As'osfot'd fcf".
rA'ala' SEPT. '.-Tle res''lts of twcllty-o'ic
Republicans ma Dne Conservative elected,
The atu,mrcl.ists lnsc two scuts aild tile
Donapart1sts one,
THE FINAL. ,.t:ru,,ys
o. toaFseco1lt bhllots TOR lheillDersdItl tlo
enhus'o ,,, VI ,sl'tIes % s!'uM '''a. ~ . ss'H H
p,, punnel,s, un!en 'nya.lsG' ,,n M!n' ny" !'o,,"-
parttsts have bee1' elected. The Rppu'fllc-
ans gained Ion seats. seven from the Hum
parttsts and three from tic lsoyalists. Tile
henllDllchh loss IS t"o. Inc he" tnatas'cr.
without counting the Colonial Deputies, will
comprise 40 Republicans, ii Boslapnrt1sts,
and II Afonnrcalfsts. The Republicans cnEl-
prise 80 Left Centre, Ills Left, 20G Republican
, 1881-09-06
NEW YORK..

NEW YORK.
Special Hflrseh Ia T7s t'hteduc Tribune.
NEw stnl;. Sept. b.-Temperalnru nt 3:M
j. H.. s.; tlcurees; q p H.. II; . H. ILL.,, n; II
H.. -: average temperature. 73t{; average
tr,npryat,tre for corresponding date lust
ytnr, 80t4.
, 1881-09-06
THE CANAL DITCH.
Can It Take Sixty Thousand Feet Of
Water per Minuta7
The Mayor Says tho Pumping Work.
VIII Not Clean the River.
0hicago's Sewage the Great Question
Of the Future.

OIL EQe r EuEur9s
II doesn't seem to mako nny difference witt
the city authorities whothor the Canal Comms.
stoncEs take care Ut 10 OU0 cubic feet Of riYel
watcF d minnie Or not.
Uty-Enrlnear. Cregor satd yesterday that Ste
rcrlntentlcnt 'rhornas told him, not that tho
Commissioners wouldn't take care Of that quhn-
tity. but that they could not. the Inference be-
Ing TINT the canal banks wore too low tu soma
places. attf TINT the Donrtl couldn't or wouldn't
bpcnd my money to Increase the eapaoty of the
| .liteh Mr. CFcHcr said further TINT, M soon Rs
the plans were ready. tho ground would be
HtHked Off fur tho foundations OF the works.
There wns. however. m particular urgency for
! stotnR this. elncc It would take long tlmc to
build tho engines.
Commissioner Waller wns surprised at the
| siand tokBn by the Canal DuAsd. siuco one OF
their number hnd staicd that they could tako
OF G0000 cublr feet minute, nnd that tho water
In tho river would becolne 30 clear that an En-
RItsh shilling could bc sesn OIL the bottom. The
| contracts for tho engines bud been let, but be
thought tho city authorities and tho hoard
should como to an understanding 81 to tho
quantity Of water to be pumped, for 1t would be
fully to 10 to such an expense II :he Canal Com
| nilHsioncts were to order tho pumps stopped
| whenever they saw tit.
| Nayor Harrison said he ,lltln't propose to cons
ter with tho Canal Commissioners On the sub.
| Jcct. Tho Council had ordered the works TO ba
5 hns1f K e cana II sn e.
se ts 81 sssca 5
| thc1n.
HE DIDN'T nEL1EyE
the works would eieanse tho Chicago Itlvsr or
the South Fork of tho south Branch. The for
M fotk So panped 81 iqe to ss
sana'.not srto.ixh to iesson the stsnen-lnss the
wuu!l t'u dong by tho expenditure Of tho 0N
o!d be- to .lii!ite :hs wa,sr Yo!ng thronxa The
abundance Of power for the mills at 1.ackpore
.'FfE TMtnusE reporter .also hail conve rsa-
Commissioners 1t tho Illinois & Michigan Canal.
h. Ssr a. t. ssssat m
Thomaa that tho canai canunt tnko the 1920
r fs IT, e EGtns gs5 minute required by
statemeut Mr: Tho!uas Mixht uiaxe ise bis
md kI,uws cyury fuot nt tho fns,t.I frnm une end
e tho uther. Il he saye tho cann| vii mt tako
st, shat 3 Ep,an!''y Of waters won" md snns' the
co,,t Ho :pHsh water SHOULD you think tho canal
~ eat.nnt give you nny nzures. IT, sou want
yo mst e 70 ne snnessu,Hn1sat ls Ths
and whensv"r tie wind blows oil tho isku fof
Two or three days tho volume Of watcr forced
and il would bn out OF tho QUESTION to talk
apaut snui adding to tas volume by plumbing at such
There has hecn good 1cat said about ocrtuIn
threats. n,naG BY the Cnnai commfssloncss,
e tse ssa 1ss.s" ssr aaa 81
th.s ;.. cns M tho city sewerage. What Il thoso
"rho Commissioners hayo pecu pretty round.
tho requirement. Ut tho joiut restitution that,
h e sea sseGa 6o Gaoa
| aloners we're required to throw
, 1881-09-06

DON'T outrage your .tonancla with vtos
lent cAthArtIcS, hut use Ehat pleasant salutAfJ
laxative, Tarrant'g Ho!txer Aptrlent.
, 1881-09-06

T'onoxro, Sept. 5.-Totlay was the hottest
Scp.eEnbertlay since 1854. Bush Gres are doing
isutle.tse dAmuge.
, 1881-09-06
EPI,S cocoa.
EPIsH' COCOA.
GRATEFUL-COllFOIlTING.
EPPS' COCOA


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