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TOR KENT STnRE 1905 MARK TT
street, suitable for trimmings, milf
merry, drossmAking or Jaw elrY. Possession
March rs h; with or without six room dwell
ling. J. a. BOND Il Co,
ieb3ti sixth and Ship'Iy.
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BOAR NEN q.

DOARDING Ar 1907 TATNALL ST.
ID pleasaut rooms aud first oiaSs table
also tab board situated near tho city rail
way and witnin three sQuares OF the new
Court House. ;an25t4wd
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DOARDIHH WITH PLEASANT
. rooms, alss table board. Apply 706
Market street. lGnl0.lm
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BOARDING PLEASANT RIO % M s,
ID hot aod gas, and table board at Sll
Tatnall street. feb2 I'm
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WAiNW RIGHT,
Mo. 3!2 Market Street.
DROvERBaAL RHTLOSOPEfK.

THE WISDOM or MANY IN THE VII
OF ONE.
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imported Coats j. DOIRl a ns
at n Reduction Of rs
per cent.

10 Circulars At SIS; formerly 80
) Circulars at lG,0j; formerly 1850
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29
From Sundays Extra.
BETTER NEWS.
Improved Condition Of the
President.
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.

UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Executive Mansion, Aug. 27.-At four
o'clock this afternoonlDr. Bliss made the
following replies to questions asked him
What is the condition of the president
this afternoon?
He has had more comfortable day
than was anticipated this morning. His
general condition is perfect. He takes
his food we'll. He is resting quietly and
his pulse is now about 1l4.
DO you think there is any more reason
for encouragement?
The facts 1 have just given you are
some reasons for encouragement.
he FEELS STRONGER.
General Swain, who recently came
from the presidents room, said in con.
versatlon with friend few minutes
since that the president seemed to him
better to-day than yesterday. He ap-
peared stronger and that for the first
time in several days he could taste the
food he swallowed.
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT.
Special Telegram.
Sioux City. Aug. 27-The official bull.
letin dated $50 p. m. says the presidents
symptoms show slight amelioration this
afternoon. The pulse is somewhat less
frequent and temperature lower.
BLAINE TO LOWELL.
Washington. Aug. 27-At 1890 p. m
Blaine telegraphed as follows to Lowell:
There is q somewhat more hopeful
feeling tonight in regard to the presi-
dent. The evening bulletin is more fa-
vorable and good Indications have con-
tinued: His pulse is lower, being now
III and of better quality. His mind is
entirely clear, He has shown positive
appetite, asking for milk toast, a small
quantity of which he was permitted to
eat. This is the first time for many
days that lie has swallowed any thing but
liquid food. A slight increase in respi.
ration ls the only adverse symptom re.
ported at this hour, 0:3O a. m.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

Hon. w. H. Ragan, president of the
Indiana state board of agriculture,
states that the crop in the central and
southern portions Of the state will not
be one-half the average, but in the north
ern part it is somewhat better, and will
b about two-thirds crop.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

The Close Brothers & Co., of the Iowa
land company limited. with a capital
stock of two and half million dollars,
owning 100000 acres Of northwestern
Iowa lands besides other large interests.
design visiting the Red river valley this
fall with view OF making investments
in lands there.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29
THE BULLETINS.
MORNING nun1rr1N

MORNING BULLETIN.
Washington, Executive Mansion. Aug.
2s, $50 n. m.-The presidents symptoms
this morning are rs favorable as yester.
day at the same hour. He slept awaken
ing at intervals, the greater part of the
night. At these intervals he took and
retained the liquid nourishment admin.
istered. His mind continues perfectly
clear. Pulse is 100; temperature 9S5:
respiration II.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBuRN.
d. II. AaNEw.
AFTERNOON BULLETIN.
Executive Mansion, Aug. q, 1890 o.
NAT the morning dressing of the pre-
sident's wound an additional point of
suppuratson' was recognized in his swol.
len face, which being incised gave exit to
some healthy looking pus. The other
openings on the exterior swelling were
likewise discharg,ng. but though less
intense. The tumea action has not mate.
rally diminished in size. Nothing new
has been observed in the condition Of
the wound. The usual daily rise of
temperature has not yet occurred, and
the general condition has not materially
changed since this morning. Pulse, lO6;
temperature. 9s6; respiration, le.
d. W. bliss,
J.K. BARNES,
4 IL. WOODWARD.
Ross. Rsrsuns.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29
To EYat Roar O,rne,.s

Having secured the ferry franchise be.
tween Yankton and Green Island, here.
by warn all persons to cease running fat
boats or any other kind OF boats between
the points named for purposes of profit.
The full penalty of the law will be visit.
upon those who fail to comply with this
warning. JOHN SEBR1Na.
Yankton, August 5, 1881.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29
Admission to the Mother Goose enter
tainment, 50 cents. Children 25 cents.
Let the house be full.

Tho ladies of Christ church have put
in about $25 worth Of work apiece on the
Mother Goose entertainment. Give
them o big house.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

General Logan announces as false and
malicious in every sense the recent DIS
patch sent from New York regarding the
consultation Of the lso.called stalwarts
at the house of Vice President Arthur.
He says he has not seen General Arthur
since the adjournment Of the senate, nor
80 far as he knows, has General Grant.
He saw General Grant few days ago,
and the possibility of Arthur's succession
to the presidency was not even mention.
ed by either of them. The senator says
that General Grant seemed to be very
downcsst, and spoke in the most feeling
manner Of the hard fate Of tile president,
and OF his feals OF the result, although
a. that time trusting TINT the president's
iife might be spared. There was no dis.
cnasion Of politics or OF tho v,ce presi.
Dent between them, and he knew posi-
lively that the dispatch vent from New
York about the consultation was simply
malicious invention.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

Lorin B. Sessions. under indictment in
Albany, charged with attempting to
bribe an asaemblyman during the recent
contest Tor United States senator, is a
candidate for denomination for senator.
At the republican convention which met
at Salamanca on Friday Bradley was
present cndeayoring to defeat Sessions
and the hall was crowded with specta.
tors. First ballot: Sessions, IS; Robert
N. Marvin, 20; scattering, IS. The forty
fourth ballot proved as undecisive as the
preceding ballots.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

DIR. Marshall's Bromoline when once
used needs no further advertising, as it
always gives satisfaction. It is known
as the Big Blood and Liver Cure. Price,
fifty cents. Sole by all druggists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

On Saturday evening between Third
street and the convent, purse contain.
ing fifteen dollars and four keys. Any
person bringing the same to the convent
will be we'll rewarded.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

The Mother Goose entertainment will
close with an operetta, entitled the
"Pink Domino" The above will be
worth the price Of admission. A number
of our best citizens have voluntetfed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

Go to George Browns for q cool drink
of pure Milwaukee Beer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

The Harrison county. Iowa, republican
convention, on Friday, nominated y. NJ.
@. Logan for senator on the second for.
NAL ballot, and instructed for Wilson.
The Mother Goose entertainment will
begin promptly at 8 o'clock, Thursday
evening next. It is requested that the
audience be seated promptly that the
little ones may not be kept up over late.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

The chief of the bureau of statistics, in
his first monthly statement for the cur
rent fiscal year of imports and exports,
reports that the excess of exports of
merchandise was as follows: Month
ending July 81, 1881, s1O.699, AGO; month
ending July 81, 1880, s13,7lO.5s7; twelve
months ended July 81, 1881, s256, 6,691,-
59l; twelve months ended July 81, 1880,
$17l,75O,15O. Excess Of exports or OF
imports of gold and silver coin and bul.
lion was as follows: Month ended July
July 81, 1881 excess of exports), Sl77,-
222; month ended July 81, 1880 excess
OF imports), 1924. .45l; twelve months en-.
ded July 81, 1881, excess of imports)
$9O.G66,977, twelve months ended July
III, 1880 excess of imports), $7G,l Isl, 500
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

The Chicago Times says 5000 acres Of
land in the vicinity Of lake Calumet,
South Chicago. has been purchased by o
single syndicate for sl.2OO.OOO The pur.
chasers are leading spirits in the New
York. Chicago. and st. Louis railway, the
Western Indiana and the projected bel,
railway. The tract was until recently
owned by Jacob Forsyth, who vainly
tried few years ago to get S16O,OOO
loan on it. Now he sells it for 81, 100000.
This tract will be presented as eligible
for manufactures, shops, etc.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

A Bismarck telegram to the Fargo Ar
gus states that one hundred and City
young bucks Of the hostiles left Fort
Yates early on the morning of the oath
INST. Some are supposed to have gone
on buffalo hunt, but the greater part
are reported TO have crossed the Missou-
ri and are on their way to visit, as it was
afterwards learned, the Sisseton andWah-
peton agency. The telegram states that
those who went west are probably after
buffalo, but those who went east with
the Red river country as their destina.
tion, mean murder and plunder in con-
nection with their visit.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

Under date of Hammerfest. Norway
July 25. Commodore Wadleigh reports
the arrival of the United States steamer
Alliance, and says in his letter to the
secretary of the navy: "The mayors OF
the different districts of Iceland have
been directed to report anything in the
shape Of driftwood, etc., which may be
discovered on the northern coasts OF
Iceland. The mayors are also furnished
with description of the Jeanette
Fishing vessels and walrus hunters will
also be furnished with description Of
the Jeaunette."
, 1881-08-04

FRENCH T1soOt,s AT No1.ETTA.
GnLETrA, Aug. D.-Tw0 battalions Of
Frcnch troops anil battery Of artillery have
arrived here and aie camped under tho wills
ul the town.
t'r,orEcrioS or tSnL1sI1 AND ITALIAN hes
tuESTR.
l.oSi,oS, Aug. ;1.-fliu Morning Post says:
"England usli italy llaye resolved IN send
two n,ovo lrollctatls 10 .r,lnts Ia prntcct their
respective subjects, owing to persistent col1!-
plants Of the residents"
ItETrElt MEMS
TuS1s, Aug. "a party Of mnrantlers,
WHO pillageu a farm ut Tonta nrNl killed n
Greek, wcre attacked by loyal tribe aill uc-
fented with heavy l0ss.
The lender Of the Sfax revolt recel,tiy ct,-
tcfeA Tripull, bnt thB authorities expelled
him.
The Inhabitants uf Susa desire French oc-
cApatiuu In View of attacks BY marauders.
l,cser,ers from tie Tut,tslan ar,ny brought
back to Innis aslz tDAr.l6n u1l1 promise to
serve the Dey faithfully.
, 1881-08-04

T1te Boom In Corn-The 1kuniors and
uoxsip OF tho Alley.
Tho corn trade Ia getting 40 blR now tha& It,
will soon hnsa to change pits With wheaE Corn
advanced early yesterday. md weakened
slightly m ru.Mosa that rain wus falling In tho
Northwest. Tllrrc scn.ncd 10 10 1css reason
tn look for soncozu in September or
Octsbcr, though tho general vurtlct Is ttat the
market r. a1eayit,y short tor bnth mouths. ..,.
gatno q Tho Satls. Tbey Gousht tix iots when
corr was down. and have been bn'Itng the
MARKET ~. ant making - heapa ,,, IT money.
p gSt w. h.. 'e sa kaow oS oe sa pK hsy
i that ho nl,,,ls his pic. lsaymontl 4 ba't 70
tnve captured S50UD. and sNtno othats emnlier
'.rasht, bit iattc* havu Usen shown which
represented tint tho grcnt corn ,ett n this
Mssar @ K%nsas's sd lnIana ls css lso T ats
Tho svhent market was rathor ,gulct., md
Sss s"ae u tsf @ IN ne escsilrt sar hor Sess
saItl m uutsh'er.. " that tliny arc making dr.
aud i half ,nIi|sn nusio*. i thoy ~ cnii xct lie
| frHlKht rt,uni. Tho v'ssctniu:i Oro nwfMi retf-
ere Sep rSr ing
rivc, THO Milwaukee, stock 10 also said 10 be
THE cr.1QrE
nro reported to have set tleu with tho Milwaukee
sh0rta on torlns that give tho former tho con-
trol Of tho cash properly. and they arc going to
to ~ vp popl Gusne,s ii hsre in ADJUST. ai,I
tho impression ls that ut least l5lap,eI bushels
haye been stlld g this esou'hi';a..on fnr
S 10 worth fart6,nz," said the Wise a tnaa as he
turned on M i1is % heel and walked oil to take dip
For Tho Information, Of the statlstically,
Inclined: i may ee stntod sh9t wheat @ , VIZ Fly
."1he :ta!lors in lart, were shaken out yestcr-
, 1881-08-04
THE MISSING EDITOR.
Hxia Friends Believe IIa Was Robbed
nsld nfnrdorols

Tho mysterious disappearance In this city
Iuty sf Of str. y. n. Wallis. the editor Of tho
Parfs t1li1 IitjHtbituH Dedcots, and which at the
tltna cxctct1 much comment 10th from; the
press Md tho public. has t!uatIy como to be
looked upon by tho friends or tho missing
rnnn as d caso Of murder for purposes Of rob-
berry. The police Of this city have not c@ease! @
IN thoir efforts to tlrl 4 uew to Mr. Wasls'
Stg ~ snosy !n aSy aSs sxo e ssx s
and prolonged ahsanco t,ud, t'ccusus q aauxs
0f alarm, d brotilor oi tho abscnten:-Mr. =. Y.
j,ttl.fent-chne to this city ard raslsultu1 with
centrt s.at!9n detectives. an iol'sa n se
sa Was IT, 81 99 10 aS % no s isw MI Mlss I'LL
rtorp rcyeiysd letter wh!sh ,1ay br "t !'.;w.
editor. and recalls A,al,y ot tho circumstances
atton'F TO- '1ystHrionf, y;as 10y ,a41 !T i,o rz,nv
ssts sesS 81 astss x'ii ns rh' 1x,as asS
by tho srvcrtty nf tho wnrk dnno 1T tl,c seare4
fss bs:t s netT ret4a 't"; bsa;e wh1,s sA ss WI
nbe. llo rrpcceded To- pas!A to learn ali
n ss 5 n s s'ines an T1fei bs a uR H. IL II.
nUtes: anil s!x sW Ereenl!acks: The writer b*.
who accompanied. ttc now tusa!ns !ttat, 20 tho
typa foundry Ut Maret. l.lat y o.. ~ Chieago
followed @ fr1 p"rls shSt IT, Gy Tersa
Ills ssIncat,nE, he bcluR auIunl9tttl with them,
| Who they wnrc In not known. It u furthor be-
tho racrs, and TINT tho .roport That bis
hat and pockethot,k hal bccn found ct
tho rncn-traGk was fraud. It Waa also tho1Eht
look 10 tho oltIco Or TIN CIsfCAnO TRIBUNE Is
implicated in tho rob.Iery. especially ~ he Maa
! advertised tn rcappear ut IiiE TRIBUNE ofEfot
and failed to tlp 3D. Tito sut,strokc and
ruDo-track thu0ry "a not believed
uny Of big ffeu4s" When 1st ssen th9 &C.; s
| hunting -case etottl-wlntIlux. watch a,la gold
cIalr. 'tlu ha. still ht tina hank ia rnrls u ,go
III ensu. which Ills vito Will tnxe charge Of. His
fathor- tt,-taw ID wolt-tp.tlo furincg, md vii!
probably offer reward FOR thelnarderers and
Tor thu bOdy."
jncioaol in tho letter was photograph taken
four years tHU, mud a description Ut the man A.
| 10 nppuNrpa at thU tlMc OF hts stduen antl
will lilo iult TINT they will DO ah!u 10 ferret out
] tho 1nyatcry at present surrounding tue oasc.
hut thoy will not R!vo up thg suAseh I'll en9oefa
shall hare cruwnetl thHtr ctforts or uutll q. n.
| WAila ahul haYO bGnn fuNnl.
, 1881-08-04

About fifteen or twenty girls employed ln ".
q. ilslcilo & Co.'S tx,x -makug factory. tIi Mich
iRan a,rtiue, quit work ycstar.lny orltiiig, and
declared themselves "on a strilc." 1t Is sHfa
tic Irt,, hos Inlcly .uao a deduction uf 1ba2:0
lrr ccnt III tho wages paid for class Of work.
mud advanced wm4es aibout D por cent for
n,lnthor class The girls think they have l'epn
uujustiy treated, arltl say tho tlrln has larfo
Contract for tito goods OIL which thoy havo cut
tnwn tho price. Tho tIrtn say tile Ylrls who
hnvo struck wcro employed on c0snnlntl work
mt. Thcy nisu ctnttu to he paying nR tn,Iih us
utiy uua III The clty, They any they, advanced
Rnii,e kinds or work whti0 nxo. and think tho
rIrla arc Iata.rng under II Intsisnorat and Ing.
aIi,l wuul mt havo struck II It bud uot bccn fur
Il faW lGAlGES.
, 1881-08-04
AitETINl OF Ex.ATAtfTYDa

MEErISu oT EA@MAHIiNS'
lloME, AnE. 3.-rlle cttpttdtc says: "Il'o.
"'es ~ a. '.t, r.,.,,,er.'s. ~ w.. s,, m,., Il;
'lt'ar relnsIolls Of tE!nsN wt'tost ttlelr 'S III
t,rsor Or OH tfjD ScNtfpl through the ttl'tll
ehcen ~ ''lpe o' N".s ~ pnt'!s'pss' III u'o s,'e
nl,nl1tIn, nr lnni guarantees IN u.,c|, al>-
"ro,,"l i,v ~, ,ha j, ',lnrois snycrnt or whom
informed the Committee Of Organization TINT
they wtlI as!a! ny lee.s', M'ss! , ng".nnn ~ s..
u 10 exaep.,onany ,a' Important '''a u 'et'
,,,,, ,r,r,,,. ,.,uo.,o nv 1,,t,r,car
I1N lt'el''a's ,M',...,,,: y"
1,oxr. ,1uly % so.-TIIo u Language u Which tho
,,aI,ont nr,ss c,ntIu,,e. IN nmnfov s,,r,,ossrs
'taaical press con'!haes )" e"p!oJ e', pe'scs '.
MI former bounds. Itln Cnpftftt uses
gsts nls ,I,,,s ~ s.' s.' 49,. ~ H.. st, !,
tlse SHOUTS OIL ihtoW h'!,. "'lu YIN 'Ne1
ntMl NthGr cries raised by tho rioters ns Lilo
bully, dcscrit,etl by another pnpcr us :. tic
enrr'nll Of l,iatH I'M" Wts c,'tiveyea 9lo'ig
thb streets. Tho Ictttt fcltH i|e'Ht"rGzin, III
Il skutctl Of thu late Pope, speaks OF lin lis
follows: ~ .a.,.., ..o
ca,hal!o Gn;,rcn. a. now VIZ fctaced ta to ' peco of
indlistrpus fully. Ilu, d foul WIS tho prntagunIst
of tho grcat drama during shtrty-lwo years.
turYi Fi1s TX. tritjatod. with unconscious In
spfrtto1i, tho Resurrection Of Italy. lto cot.se-
tratet Thirty yettrs to rcpentinR Of 1t, and to
kiiltx i!ta.i;. and reuntounGln1 tals. bis country
n 4.jsyj yo,,she Who hnd dctorto.i tho iIolls
/ itan1Ilir with tho sumo scrnuhto smile with
Wnn ho o "a npasts Fl sn ae ys sseiotn s sys g e
l.lIiury1s nti ~ hn rtn,k nj ut n 1,n1i Lin Hoit.
, 1881-08-04

coNSEI.1.'s 1DwlSG CHEW At rlESSA.
vl.xEA, Aug. 2.-Tlle .Atigcmsinc Sport
Xcl.unt says: "Thr Cornell University
crow, who arc to n row matcl, race With tho
Austrtau crew ol, the llsh Instant. arrived
on Thurstlny last, AMI wer. heartily clleercd.
Their boat has arrived safely. The selection
of the actual Austrian competitors Is not yet
made. The Austrian crews nre trufning for
the racc,''
, 1881-08-04

Tho schooner Eai,r, ioWIs. Cant, 1sandett,
sailed ft0nt Mub,0 for ltra1ns. eattlagu, Dt tho
turrat, tuports that OH the outward ts!p, 4tA!nt
fen nlus sollft. southwest Of Sand island Light,
Goars iauso npar r1ltl 10 bis assistnnpo. A rt'to
way Immediately thrhwn uycIhoarl,, fpl-
loved t,y Il plank. but before baat could ~
weru llnrrllott to see lusm0usU shark ralac hls
white l,vlly to tno surface ot tha water. soixo
TINT. llaHdiott Iuitl by tho plArs for, nearly
twolse hours, bur Hsvpr saw tro0o 0t tho iln.
fortunate luAu. Em,th Wus nat!ve ot NOW
York.
, 1881-08-04
FRANCE.
TIE EI.ECyOIEAf. EAMlAtnT HEHEN.
EIxffdl fAthtf.

THE E''kc'"..Ah s..I:., tN%r""H 1..st. "'''''''
r.p,s A,n = - ,rhc cinctoro1 ca,npuIc.t
1,nu iu,r,', t,nro In r,rhf enr1,est. though yrry
lila nr;tat,on ,'r axritnnol,t is nnparent.
.rr., ,,itreu,,t .,o,,ou and fro,t.ns ri ,mrles
n,'. nro,'nr r,,,o tifr M,,tttroi ,,rura,,,s. TEcr
fa,,rr. ,,ro ,",t;nc f,rwnr,l ,lrinr,,,t,u,, md
m,mifa4tt,ns uni Tho ,ram,rs nrn nl,,It,sL
.',,.,.,.',,.",, ~. ,,,,ari. ~ ,,nr,tmrx nl IT..
,a...I".t''.' ','!. ~ a,,,,,,. ",,,.t.. ~,
lin ,,,,',,,,,ors ~ I'm Jafnuct t.hui,,bcr.
:ri ."'nn,..,,,t " ,s,a"tottn,s announcement
,ns'or.,n,. ~, H. yorn,"t;o,, nj ~, Elceurni
i'o,,,,,,tto, u,,,,.r I'm in,nr,ntr t,rcctInn NJ
T s:amso,ta " I,a. -" nnt hcc,, fnynrably rt.-
no,.oa ,' ~; t;,o ~" uo,u'h,iron nrns.. MANY
prUnic sl,st..ct TINT tfln SPECIALIZED Committee
cnnslats n1,1v .,f Sf. nn,nbettu, md arc III.
cIIucd to regard lis formation Us danger
OTIS
Arrru,.,, m f,,vr rgnsoSAt, c,iAnAcrE,.
70 TiiE Et.gcTtoSs.
Lit Iscpul,thV,tc Fr,sncatsc this morning
publishes significant article percmptorlly
, 1881-08-04
ALENICO.

OFFICIAL 1lErOlEr OF TIE NUMBER KtL1ED.
iSIEilED. AND MISSING AT MAz.ATt.AS.
CITY or MEXICO, Aug. J.-The official re-
port Of the recent explosion Of the powder
magazine at Mnzatlan is twenty-five deaths,
thirty wonnIleI, and twelve missing.
, 1881-08-04
THE FIREMAN'S WALTZ.
"Will You Go TO the Fire This Even
ing7" or, What tho Shanty.
Builders Are Doing.
The now Tcnf-Morc Inspectors Needed
thu Latest Batch Of Fire.
Traps-rincl.


tsro Insurance natr0l cofnn0illcs nRy 10 snfl to
have but Just begun. When tho work was nt
frat undertaken no cortcGt Gsttnat0 was tundo
NJ to Its magnitude. Nov That intention hns
hccn ~ forcIbty irnwn 10 tho subJect, II Is
caally srcn whit an ntnulaht DI LOOKING ntaut
must 10 .ionc. whnt stupcnaous at1lo''nt Of
tIrufe cut1,,H must bc begun, aud whht exttaor.
dInary efforts must 10 pus forth 10 pre-
won't rcpetlons nj tho evils which
row Bcrtotely thrcnfer tho aafoty OF
property In nlnty srctfons Of the city. Tho re-
ports Of violations ut Inn 1lnftn9 Inv continue
to IncrcAse III startling numbers. so1no OF thohs
showing
THE MOST rLAui,ASr 1SDlrrEnESCf:
tt' existing or.llnance., md tho must trnsufablo
neglect III the part VI ,hpsr Whoso dutr 10 sup"
p.,s,l 1t, i,e tho x,,ar,l1v Ut tho ctys interests
..rs tn.ll isnc @ho,'srs-rGritatlc hex ilre.trn1,.-;
nasitedly N direct violntion of Law. Tho
hhors ns fltat ns tHey cnn he niale. Ihvru t't.-
vi 'ho NV S Or rnri%iy 5esrt q nne scs
tho Department, with its present limited lncii
itlcs II its n..tMtnr o. cmpyes: + nj tt nt 4, T.
,!.ny 1,c atstlc tho nrton Of scrtnin "t!rr-baR"
Ahicruen: who Hcnt,, 10 think tinis the tnw wnt
wo VIII nsa I'll t,iotr M i"ii'ttnee, wIcn pe!,aIty hss
been nIHnlN to brtuV nlt'ii1 ren,sttltli. 9r tho
line assessed. Thu pNtsctty NJ tho ntitnbeF Dt
building inspectors hus niso led to another uvil
| which mt n,K bit
AN iScisEAsE OF THE p0acE.
| or tho Imposition or in additional extra duty
n;on tho a1tea.ly bMrtlencd t,o!ire,pa!foniei,,
tion ot large irama buildings, upon permits
| Issued fur tho construction nf sheds Ut s,nni
uw uisr war hs "a shown nsfc .nat te
:uk.) feet ~ lcngtn and .bfrsdta. aud t~o
stories ~ hiaht have ~ bee', ii,t M Up uptln & ~, tas
| moru thin ten feet htHh. TITO lev Inspectors III
Ilutitlings now In tho cty's employ c.airot trE-
ansi thoroushiS perform tbo Jules 81 inspection.
| Consequently. tho tnan who gets sized. permit
constructs lust what be will fn the shape of z
wMs!en building. and. having hnsrteay e. lnis',el
specs9r snas us tsers !" tho taSs % Tug sw
,ear duwn wi,as ha has built. VIII hl,i,dreils Of
s,,el cases Under @ o .yes q sho a. 1',ie9's ~ It
Hilre~bux" contraction measure. 20 recently
acted uon In the Council, tho city is ll1blc to bo
lecdcd @ s,eI,s are taken towar,i the enforcement
uE tho law as It now exists.
THE LATEST T1,Aps. .
The following ntIdftlunai c,nea of violations
SeIy thns o fnuSer ot - ior ssus
ported vlnla,ion. viii hereafter increase In a
No. i'll Iarrabeg street; two story francbuIld.
inE. almost completed.
OF frame sui,ii.iou to light OF two stories.
No. y: slark street, two-story frame addition
No. Hi West Indiana street; shed On front Of
! lot. addition tu cOni-ulilcc. purity upen.
NJ. a4U Wcst Ilurnn strcor: nc-st0ry frAme
"itoM 81 10 liuSsala r'SE s'e sereo, ase T. wssbs shed
sxtu feet an1 te1t tect high; md other sheds o'
AshIatid avenue, near Pam 1ra,,dlo tracks. Mr.
Curtis: frutnu building 1ax1G fett and fourteen