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A bill is before the Connecticut legislature
providing for ascertaining whether ''life is ex-
tiIct in a deceased person."
The average cost of converting sinners at
Waterbury, Connecticut, according to the cal
cnlation of a pastor, is $500 apiece.
Brigham Young acquired the title of gen.
eral freEsl having been called "Briggy dear"
so ofteL by his numerous wives.
Edison has dropped his electric light and is
now experimenting to see if IA COW cannot be
made to give ice cream by wrapping her in
congealed water before milking.
The late Senator Carpenters daughter
Lillian is generally conceded to be one of the
most beautiful girls in Washington. Mrs.
Carpenter still looks young aud handsome.
1t is a good way when difficulties arise
iFibout naming the baby to put a dozen names
i'm a hat. A Wisconsin couple did so, and the
result is that the yOungster will be compelled
to bear about him, all his life. Endymion Gar
field.
An editors wife discovered her husband,
the other evening, in the act of hugging-
'tgoing to press'-the servant gill. The iirst
editorial in his next days issue opened with,
1--WE are living in perilous times" That told
the whole story.
An Eastern reporter once called on a Brook
lyn divine and was ushered into the parlor.
A few minutes later the minister entered.
'.Ah," said he, "you have come for religious
consolation. Let u pray" "Oh, no." said
he. at is for the purpose of interviewing
you." SWELL" he responded, sin that case,
let us have a cigar"
"i,a're sister 'MelIa's fellar, amt you ?"
asked a little trotter not yet out of dresses.
fsWeli, what do you think about it ?' was the
replying question, with a redness of face that
nearly matched his hair. II fink" said the
little one, shat mamma talks awfully bout
the margarine on your hair gettin' the new
wall paper dirty" There's where the child
made a mistake. He drew no candy that
"trip.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-29

tn lest of iron and hard wood used. Skilled
workmen employed. John JoIley makes spec
ialty of shoeing-The best in the town-makes
all fhe shoes used treats and cures all cases of
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-29

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fifth the
exped
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and
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County Commissioners Rooms.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK AND REcoRDER,}
Butte City, NJ. t., March Sd, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that on the first Mon
day of April. 1881, in the county of Silver Bow,
an election will be held for one Sheriff, one
Treasurer, one Superintendent of Public In
struction, one county Surveyor, One Probate
Judge, three County Commissioners. one Coun-
~ Assessor, one County Coroner and one Clerk
and Recorder, which election will be open at s
O'Clock in the morning and continue open until
6 O'Clock IN the afternoon of the same day in
the following places, to-wit:
Butte Precinct. at the Police Court rooms.
Scheuer's Precinct, at f. ". Scheur's store.
VAUDEVILLE Precinct, at John Cadigan's.
Meadervil!e, at the Silver Bow mill.
Centennial Brewery, at Schmidt d Gamers,
Silver Bow at Chris Nissler's.
Divide, at Gaffney's store.
McCauley's Precinct, at McCauley's Ranchl
Moose Creek, at John Trainers cabin.
Black Tail, at Crosby's house.
French Gulch, at Ad. Clark's house.
(Signed) LEE w. FOSTER,
j. X. CLARK,
WIN. M. JACK.
Dated this Sd day of March. A. d. 1881.
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fork on Il
b the BIZ
Ply, has b
tunnel i
! the min,
|e than ev
@ht n the
|nence on
+ has PROD
pave i'eali|
" owned
|rown, vii
ey out of
ped in su,
Ito advan1
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-29

The largest old hen-turkeys should be cho-
BEN for mothers. After two week. service
gas q rule) the pressuce of the cock-turkey Is
hot needed. 1t is claimed by most breeders
that . single service of the gobbler is suffi-
eisnt, ordinarily, for a whole season. But
en- days or two weeks of the company of the
sobbler is enough, and after that he should
~ taken away. as he IS a nuisance when the
nd offen does mischief when
nest of eggs are half hatehed,
through his worrying persistent attenti ons
md rudely amcrons inclinations.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-29

We hear it rumored that Mr.. Thomas
Cruise has been offered al almost fabulous
sum for the Drum Lummond mine, by the
agent of a foreign company, but declined to
sell.-Heraid.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-29

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the H
By ;
Butte N
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under th
oernians,
descripti
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Lot
the hal
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As the G
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Dove all
The ofit
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had tb
Oats, wi
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Irish
Huston
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H,
those fir
Invites c
'ckhawk,
the mt
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wa
Silver l.
with all
apples,
too nun
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is
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SIDE DISHES.

-"Wyoming Kit" in Detroit Free Press
, 1881-10-10

n I12FItE,
Ono Ut our correspondents wrtes: "Whtlu
tho bpunlatls Ut tho tnGt her country tlni tbelr
piD1tkllrs In but-tIHitnY. tho lahabitunta 0f
Gu1m ~! de!i4hl 'u wl,"t wna once 20 auol n!s'
EnKlish ap1Et af ctHk. tkhttn9. and tbs vnIta.
Int IA nnkUuncGl to sak0 liIuGe. Tic ct,nk lit
ttsclf, RrliAna wNiuh uTe Two rows Of rlso spAta.
which are x.'ltax 10 light ar9 all Murke I'd aud NUN.
herctl Doforehana thu kuJHu Ut tho cMRea IN wl,Iuh
thoy are p;acu.l !elnR haaucl to tic senior tIf
there 1uay 10 Ilo srspluI,li ct traud This u th0
moro nuccssary ~ heavy bsts Hru dependent IN
tho Fcsut. Ald attempts are otton I,iAaIc 10 sub
xtftusa Is ind blr4i for Il good ore By ttlos1 wtn
hAsu Nanered aGaInst him, 1hu nniaU alad
ehatter aA the tttos for tbs tight apptouehes
and tile hettInR. mon Inaktng q tremendous iii.
mult; while. when tho Two t'tlGka enter tue nrrl,
whleh hus been carefully raked An0 spr!nKlct
, 1881-10-10

with aawdust onA henr. s,,cl1 rrles \. FIFTY
prsrtn. an Tin t:nuiish tltvt.' II will tGt ys,it
VIZ ni1ncc* lnf snl.l).' fnnc.' Tjlnn ,nnft
will rls!. ,,p mi, ,irr ''rwn tu t,fst against sh
t'hit,rtr. ur 'FtfH to ft,tIr t,li The i.lptntuYu
H* tbs ease H,ny Al:. tirAttters and .l"nljciuis,
Planters nnd MHrtMs tile tnttrr Mry fh,1y utnt-
led III tho tvcilshxh rnnctinlfnfcs n1tsl tcrHnrs
lnrct-as u.es1 IL ht tho tusH ut EtlY!I.t prlx,-
Hthts--nt.on Equal tortns: but nf tho lt!sc Il
htshct ~ II ty .ilaRIe when the president inakes
Il stsn for the nght II! l,s1ln. There ls IN need
10 enter 'ntn detnf1c1 description of tho Eluht
itself, which is t,ntiurtel very tnuoh according
r. Tho nff Ehpftsf c,sstnin, thrfr owners
stirring ti,on ub to tho entltest hy putting
them nt c;iEh uetler bhforfhahd. Nhcii thoy
lih'u fnlxht su lutK tftat thoy fH'1 III
tho Ertltitt entrusted without yIctury hhvtnR
htsn tlrclaraI fur 6ither side, Unc ri tho two
nwners eottnts nftlud up to ton, while tie othor
yelts nt them aud cn!s them 4cownrGs' and
:Etk.fot~ binsa.' II this Is Of no ctscrt their
owners siGk mt their wounds and ruur into
tllonl RpItt1 brandy. This dOnc. thoy nFe put
Mti!n thelr frGs nuaiff. and. RuoHlztxl by .lnit.
nn 1treH9ih elt'uth I" runcw tho llattlo. II this
fnlIs lnu Of tho tl~nef1 ctttts3 III 10 fnrty. and
It Ut the expiration Ut this onty 4nr I'll tho cocks
e'tls stI'lb t tho scratch hi fs FrNeIMfnr1 tho
ennulierur, The great festiya1s III tho church
Urn hlwny4 NccDfnpnnIrf BY cotk itahts. 1.t'tubly
ut ts9r. hr IN Hunts days. w1,et, 1t In tho eus
tnH tor lAfcs tb intend thcfN. ElHht tl,csa ot-
cNstns tho resntctfvc owners adopt cH1nr.s and
clI1DAH representative frtptu among tlg yo11nx
girls Win are present. Thu young lntly WIN bus
tho .olra nf tic y1einrtuus cock Il >r,,ulpIfpnsl
1til which fUsiOws.f
, 1881-10-10

1'nycrn n an Atnettcans q London. hoping that
;fn t"s;'soM H,'stld rltlly tathm around .hotninn
% ta1 ~ fer e t,nE ans e 4fsrs 1 w. r;any m
la:Kr s'tn,uiiter nj urIlthnrn AMI fh.tIcs also
hii -tnrr!tnha IT more or fcs. nr.'tnLpunce
's ~ Il ,as s eo1ns S' as"sry erse ns. ssoss
e. st no's tsts s ,hor # o,a,o" s sst1aF a xn :n sa
the ,,hsnes could be p,,bilthcti: snny ii tflom
wsFo i;;tsyants or e"r,ers ur kns G2ton er Of
notaer that hoy lid m va wast ~ It WIFI 10 a n"vs
thu t;nlon causr. Snc6 II tnoi, .vere sittina ii
ny , Il e. s sa sss Il ;s tcs" a q aso bs bsixs
knosked ~. hut their patrtDilst st,nttId mt bu
hnpw, ,,,3, 9 .h9y eas ths!t r!vht, a. !east q
Cyrus Field had NJ RESPECT fur sucit rien.
Moro than that. hc hui thu viii and tho pluck %
.tny t,f'w tue lst Ut these ,,ninjnnlions Roi jnt
tho prcss: but to tnr i,luns establishment hoxt
aiiDrhln1, III hll fIo Itfon palcrs.
H.szErTEn tn \ It,sY Op CSiDS nEFENsf;
which *n1H nf then 1,htl little 'irc,,nlc1 1T mr..
ccpttns nr 0f flilIn9. ttnre wcrn itulr haliins.
And brnyu mustrr.rniI thoy ,HA,lul Ut both
sexn*. hHre tt,nti four senre!
at the tnlr troru wild tlucks sitting m tho fcnco
llnl strung ttinfn every nfEo through tho hcadA
ssn ~ d ~ T. - make t etor M r n1,o asin'.aF
victories nnl captures If tho UGinn cA,lsu. ft,s
rnRn ~ they tu'nn nt them might and is.l they
rhw. htl thny hah u, let themselves 10 ..ippsetl
~ co1l*ttt1,x y serve. which WIS all tho Un!ot,
rSH1.isn un,I, Will. To AMrE1rA.
AMI al' this w!iin Str. .Flaid was bringing out
nc goMl witI'H England nnd -tmcrIrn. ii IL time
ton when tho rnr,nies or ',nr UDIn, whrG most
sSsy ,a ry*"i1ax %x;ns ; Il. iryGy i. ,h sn
he called t.,unthcr q tl1i'nhrr Ut E!1n!tH'1 nn,l
Americans - tnrat John J,rivht at brr.xru*.:
lH.. After tho tufe WIN eleurEl Sir. Field nrt,x4
, 1881-10-10
Bcncosatleld and Thucisorny-A Con.
trfbtttton to tho Famous ~ Book Of
fnnUtv.

Is astc*sfsSs S Jssy sarss ;; f. M ss t s ,e
l,nok Of % %iles''ty" which tho Go,t!sss Of l'lsss-
pixe,m, i romantic e!ius!o', % * whit MY ''ss IL
Ths ssoiae ot is fe5lo is oaiisG s tho ndy ia":
g,lishod nAsne Ut I0tnnir, llnrnn TO lirtlt,ehi-
iHnht; novortho!ess. Ialoxenu and l.othAir had
.nannor. Ut Itou,uo and Juliet. Tkey corro-
spon4cd ny 1nc@ns Of = tho faithful s!ixnnn,"
carrier liRYo!,, soaotllies nletioaI!y seturrua
70 az Intc. but An nrruw trAusttxcS tho buhittI-
ful broast Of the bird, nnl prrspntiy Il socpn.i
nrrow p!orccs the t!esrt q Lutaalr: iiaro,I t|c
"VIyIan Grey" ito sams i,,ow tint hIl ar
t"siy u'o q, suddenly , eru,i.s the career Of tho
huntaInan, tito nlurtertus MIN wils thilie.' Ia
three .luy4 tue Indy inoHono dies oi 9rer. thu
assa5Iag her safrtwtx vassais tttat i.Gr tloatll
Was "ln!eui .I hoatttu'le," for 10 ha roasolt 70
fr IL ost ayes oy sp' y W. . si,,.
!p iis prcsee tH,!s ts nss ers o !oxsy q Shar;
,nt,r quality cilouyh.. Thackers.y wa uronS 10
rldtetslo sor!t's Ut tho Glass, md OIL that nt,-
a q.. nsrhaps sv as %s'' ~ fnr otaef ot
or ieic ~ st. isrbo Tney wssa ssari1aa gsI
e.. s,a. puhttgstt,,ns, those e1soIe,o loks St
Fs1Hst ,s Nots ap"ss"ts easty tfsy ;,.a ia.
with tllofr sl!kaa bindings, thosv 9iit r4os tholr
s9ay. sa S sf sr,ss-
liut for ct's,s!dUra.la siaio toy wyfs vceS sear
tho lintcxtnx, aowery. hufgamot sconiea Gun.
.Fsnntaons a T. 70 !1n an'.!is 0"9 ot sha nopl1 pr.
q sas 1" ers s LoSss sssi ritk f1:s IT, e
Iris "Carrior rixuoil" Of tic "uook "i Heauty u
of ixo =, b" revived tonK yunra nftcr us the hero
Lord lssc.,Ses toy brit si eapiIyatsa ny ri's sns
na,ao .h ~ L0!hAarY Whs,i. in hla youth. 10 found
, 1881-10-10
.AMUSEM. ENT'S.

AMERICAN DEBUT or 1koss1.
After only Two rGhGnrAhlA with hts company,
Siknor Ernnsto fs,ssI tnadc ILLS first appearance
In thls cMintry lust Munt!ny evening ut tho
0lul'o ThoatrC. l9nston, 1T tho character of King
Lar. Tho house wns very lnr9e mn, and tho
performance created nhbo1,tMle' enthusiasm. 1t
Is Rcncrally spoken Ut us II marvellous specimen
nf tho ACTORS art, md sonn Of tho critics nro tn
clncd to rink ossi at,ove his predecessor here,
Sn1yinE. I4onRfeilow, visited tlle aotnr ut tho
close OF tho performance, nnd told itOssI thht
this fnlpcrsonntion waa tho Kraadcst Of
nil TINT he hai seen, and that there
whs no ron,n for eritctsm." Ono critic
says TINT "siKnor 1lossi's method strikes tho
Hreatntut n.nst forc!I,ly for its rntnruthcss.
There Is ho GIMP trap III It, mn effort nf exnr9cr
atton VI aIy kind. 1t IL tho tntnl a1seua. of All
art that thArnotcrizes his action and duliscry,
ind tho ufeGt IN sl,porly human. In the l,lnLtl,
his Interpretation Of I.t,tr Is tcsa roynl than
fathcrly. and consequently so full Of pntl.os as
tn draw tc'srs tn NIL oyos." Anoilsor snys that
hfs " fmpcrsonatton tnuy bs sn{f to hold tho
tctuna, His effects arc Rll!teil boldly. hut noyer
With violence. tIt,r DIP they Jnck iIntsh. The
anger Ut tho mnn,rcll is Expressed by genuine
rNsaon not hy ueclHnlRtory yeltemGneg. HIS
trcNtnent Of tho fan0Ms 'utrae sccus Ia IN
lnstnnue Ia point, where tilore l. al entire ab-
sens y oss @ the snee ss q he " l.
eninGntiy natural. and without tho npJ,cArallce
nt effort. Tho rtcoKnit!on Of tiara'!a WIS ono Of
wltuessed upon tho stnxo. Wmin,lt IN uttered
word. tho story WIS revealed. III tho mnte
so'ntnnanco. the e!oauent hn1'as, ! the spsaknx
Kos.! hmse!I. A0. x !'si~sea Msc,!!id''sa an5 q
crisie says Tint tbe Xmotfcan actor "has i @ m"re
powerfnI and richer voIcc, md aata with more
sbssf. sssF 91 a"iss n IL ~ r. true t. srt /;
t1pinfQn n9 follows: hSItDnt KOs9f IA II trarln
, 1881-10-10
GERMAN COMEDY.

Tho simple announcement that Coiliner &
1senstefn'ss German comedy company would
bring out lnat evening Adolph EArronge's Iatest
farce+cou1etlY "Dpr Cotnpngnon' t"Tho I'nrt-
ucf y had tho effect OF illting McVlckcrs Thea
tro f1sf evening almost to tile Inst sent. The
SUCCESS OF this RtithOr as comedy wrstor has
hrcN phenomenal. 1t Il but n few years slueg
hn 'rst appeared hef0rc tho public In the charm
Ing comedy Afein Leopold" Great m tho sue
ccss OF this piece was. bis succeeding protluc-
ttuns, sach as "br. Klaus.'" Hans f.onci." etc,
woro nu teassucrcksfuI, and today hu stands pro-
eminent Among all the Germun co,ne.ly-wrtors,
The great seuret Of bis SUCCESS docs not lie so
much fl the use Of btftant innHnnee as in tho
hinsterly hnnd,Ing Or his subject ana tho
close copying froi1 Iife ot oll tho charnoters,
tho hgeion Of the drama. Tho play. bnth IN
n,.ke.1p aud Gonstslleson differs but ltttlc from
tho sdtae wult.irAwn characters. the Sumo snnnh
htlnor and wilt and the sante rapl'lIty of tctioI.
to afr. L'Arrou9e's previous nucs, in,istnueh as
lts p!ot !s more interesting, Like "Mcin Leo:
pn ,sSef p5 r.. f s9aSt ESn nfes h
:rhls father ttucs not ruin himself by slnnn1cr-
ing his tnnncy. Upon hts ehlt hut ssnpy ttntts It
ss6aad attsr her narrlaso bs,ns p she opinIon Ion
That l1e o1Tht to ron1nis hct guardian, tho atme
Is se"rn her is,ragc IT, snsiy howeyer
ptnr nnplc:.Wnnln1,. vim wants hs MD hi tca.-
ing her children 90 As to mnkr hnr hanpy rs
abe is IN tho way Of hcr daughters happiness.
not being tectned nr1stocrattc enough Tor tho
n,nt, wtl0fn her daughter loved.
Tue loaIti.iE chnran!crs wore nil IN ahle hnnls,
but TINT cannot bo anitt nbuut some Of tho minor
nsN'i as eoui wclf hhve i,ocn expected. Tic prIn.
c!pnI RI. Of A..ut.t N,s:. nannfaotnrs!. WIS
proves llimsolf 70 be i no less ski,ltuI oharaoter
.sctnr ttan to is II tcadtrg maH. Mr. Richard
has given Hlnuy nnc. performances In this city,
but never bntter dlsttngntahed himself ttin
Iast oycnIng; Miss Mundt-M Mtlhtbaoh rs his
'aEc. and .hctped e make tho performance y
s!cSsss ~ s1:,,, Mr. M".kham dstna,ishe4 herself
lne istween bur nna !oss IN, tbe third not,
that he was wrong. WIS ono of the iincst
secnes @ Witnessed o9 tho ,ucrmaa stare IN
.,o,'se-servant. F'ritdrich. was also very got,d.
Ito WIS quite funny without overriding Il. Mr..
lttehnrd wore satisfactory Ia ,holr respective
parts. Sons Of tho minnr parts wGro poorly
uouo, and tho scenery and appointments were
anything but arst-ctIss-
, 1881-10-10

Htmr Corona, Milwaukee. xnnittes.
PfSe Pfye G:.p 9:,I n4t;S s.R !s,,,! sa,lffSs 'S,r
Eps9H ps9.H Nsohag! IL GtY}h, Mu.ksxo,t. Lumber.
fSP lSnais. nsM,s Ma,tssSa. s%,','t ioer
FrSb l. G1fi Hti'a MS;ssSS ssnsaiK ,S:nSss s,,sr,o.
!ta'b, !ptab AlRESst ;!,Esas s.paf. asqassxoM. laH3bor
tl.tSp t;p ;isS.sss;t; sa A:;a!asSs: laa,Gs?: Gl..
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!Ss 9'sts 9Ss'sstsEs; MssffsS ssi .st s!'Ss{e.
rttSp go!orq;lt!; Na11aiot hM,dtns,,
@ NV IL. s"zss 1esnd iagsSs. w t''s txins. IT,
Gssi;c. IL Il afN's: Ns: Iscst:SS ss.tSS GSs, Ssi
f,'gg tf1g MEny'os'ts; Ms'S Msnvmlnog. ,!.,. .oxtax
s fs?ss s;s;lt nHsiss*s 'tt';!s;; a%ssi.
jasss jf1ssqt tsR IT, siS MrHt.ss amo'
Ssssss Ss:;s s:sss :$:i: poles
ssF aF iief:sS}, ini,'esSH}, a,lsss sMSsss ha''ur Hn'
sss5I iii;ss:;sMislo" fs:! isissr: 'a".tor.
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ssehr s!r tfanus. k,osi',uii iass. lasaSsrt. teA'D'S'
asbaff aasbf HslaPst atMop4ngee. q !ut9haF;
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ssar ssr fsay e. Gtana tap'. tlra i!syen Lumbar
hssf ataF tR4,,Hd R,1 4ltt,s1$., 3!uskexoa. tuMUor.
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SSsS; SssS;: s's.t$s, sis.t'' sat.si's!. as; aaos'
v.. AtrrAA sAItlsns.
NasssaIs a:s :ssttts tissou .uos.
sop T. n HIa,;,chsaa,1i ha,i ha y q en M !. esf,
tt.k@n t.k@: SyaY.,E!ts. afenp'n,nes aundrte.,
op ASssosrr rss" sn.a a,afFin1 .nnIs1Ss
ts.fng s.f,,!g ttnss0u. hSrfa!u Kii1si III cs,rn
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81: s. s.sS''ss':. aasssI%sS;1,sYi ss"iss1ss. Hut,
~ !!eAes' f. 1s*S;; TIKI HYVSyT
'ss8 "sH1s sead!uxton. iIevalAnd, light.
, 1881-10-10
TIE NATIONAL GUARD.
Its Detnosalized Condition-The
Causes Of This Unhappy
Result.
Promotions, designations, 1;lcc-
tions, I;tc.-Tfie Militia III
Other Etntts.

Tho entire stan Of tho Governor viii accom-
laHy him tn Yorktown Tuesday.
Tho secorlti ltrvttneut hus ln.rn without 4 Scr
gc,lnt Majnr for about two ytnr*.
,rhe first Regiment enlisted twelve recruits
Inst week, uF which 4 got four ami II ttrce.
Lieut.. nobr.,ok, Company c. s.stl, Regiment,
has obtained Il leave Ut abacncu Tar slxsy days,
Cap,. Z. H.. .Starkwcnthor, Cn.upnny Z, sco.
ond Regiment, hl,s rendered hs resignation.
Adlutant. General f:Ittutt nt,i fn.ncc,or.uen-
crnl Hamilton, OF Quincy. were In town last
week.
l.. Il. Isuoktuy hns beon cicctel First fteutc,l.
mt at cu1nPntiy z. Second lteHihlctlt. vico Fur
Tcll. tosm Ut SURVIVE Uxpired.
An election, will bo t.elf Mt rho nrtnory Of Conn
many Il, Ninth IIltta!.tr1. Ott. Il, to cttOpse 4
Sccnntt Lscutcnnnt, vice Iintt.
Tito Thirteenth Regiment. 'lrnokIyn, has boe1
holding q fair during ,i!o lnst wcok. In ut, of
tho c0snts'uhd's trip II Yorktown.
returned from n a protraotet trIn lniu j,nkotn
md uthcr Territories of tho Northwest.
Charles i. Jones. Ut tho A'hany Aryns. fe n
tnunper of tho bafRcss cnrpa; and accompanies
tho command Oil fts prcs1nt pteu*ure tour.
An election will te hotl In tho quarters o
:onpnny 4. Flrat ttcEtt,:nt D.t. y, for inc pur-
ppsc of rhons!ny sooond Lfcutensnt, vlco Ora
ham, resigned.
An election Of officers .ell, tako placn at tho
,nnr"t,,y n,.oni,,tt ~ atnns,. Etret f,ntt.,,n+
vicn Wells, rts!9ned.
.t'art. Robert vior1!n9, Company i. Sixth
If priyoies Jnnn ii. Mekciry, Albert x. Kni.
An1 i!cnlutnin W. Echnnnti.
snj. fcrna1d lienrotth, SurGcal: Muj, Elliott
ilnsht,d; Asslstnnt, Inspector G.nera1: andCnpt:
Frank Il. 1lnyne, QMrlcftEsser stnit Dlifcers Ol
tions.
Tho nnnual eneampmc,lis of the Michigan
ebIgnn m W1ii m ~ wci e renlcsenta tbarn IT, s
$780,.
m ~ ,s 81 iGoK s o g
anu i.ioy,! q. Wheeler wi.s ptec,eI. Maj. Wheel.
e. e. VIZ ~ formerly Adjutaat of the cousnnnt u1'-
W. ~, ''s''' '''o''' ....s ..,.
scc sqtnans ssgoT1s r 5 Of t,S tue rrt c ana
mnnas. have !Itndc their npncarnt,ce ut the
headquarters Of The Firat ltrgA,:c III tl,no. Ths
1,au, .t., r,r,,r,au .. ,ru,,Ic ,v,a ,,,,ut,uo,s.
tv ,Ics.fn,i f:nintrI ~ tha Enrtv.sarnntm Sm,v
York, 5ops.as. vJeo W. -. nrnwnc prs,snoted
70 i!elgaler-GehcraE. Tie cho!er isBnhE to hive
rcilinnout sInco lsss "
Tho memhcrs of f,on,nnnv r., s,xth t,eutmcnt.
in tcas msft scr'na; s. m,,c nfcscsn s; ,aqr e'hti
ii,rGlo cIuck. iast T. Thursday nIxtt. In hor;r "i
Ms lnmrrInwn' H. ,s thn trst nrtvI ,anmt'er ~ ~
'"s 'o"tp""S "aona c"'ctet "p's '''a'e'"sonS'
Nal -fen. shajcr 1lIccfc:t the First Mrtsfon.
NOW York National Gilnrd. IL plrItle on tho
nth lust In honor OF the distinguished reprr~
ar,s,is ~ " VIZ VA II ,n, ~ IN, ~. tno
yia', TT ~ ~" carr IN ,,'n vs,rE,
cei",,r,tion '''t' ~ ~ fa'' ~ '''' i''A''""
The cnean,pincnts Of tt,e three brIgNdes of
rcnnsy!vai'ln mlitia this yelr shw cnnc'st.
vnIntary et'na1nptnents.s The former governed
tho pennsy1. nln trot,ps, And the rEehni'n'H'ilt@
were a. much q success A. 4 is i.sssbic viii,
, 1881-10-10
OTHER LAKE PORTS,
IilftT lllItiilE

sptttdI DbpattA to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
foltr sIuHos, Mlch., 0ct+ Q--Q:M q. n,.-gasscd
up.fropealers Mantlsu. D9cn,lw, Avon, Don
y. w., p'okassotl. William, C0wte aud barxes D. N.
wilson and eopsort. o. Townsend aud tonsost,
Guy City and haTxe8, yosemite unl barQes,
, 1881-10-10
DRANIAT1C NOTES.

L. 41N4Ah IL LIZ -*o E5s
Mtio. Rhcn,s trst appearances In this country
vii! bo Mt tho lark Theatre. brooklyn.
Edwin Dooth mud Lawrence isarrott will not
together n"Oshcllo" next Friday aftcrn noon,
sft. fiooth will bc hloa.
"Furnlshca stoomh" at tho Olympic has becn
50 successful that It will be continued on tho
bla fur another wook.
ltartluY Campholl will rro1uce two nnw ptays
during tho soaaon. Thoy arc called "Thd White
sJavc" nua "IAo Daughters Of uoke.uta."
TT The opsp'ns r!eee n waaek's now thcatto.
followed by ":cho sIonpy Spinner aud Youth"
slpport 1ienretta vadars 'rhompsot,. shs Is
1%nnnnNsa:l %M %M g &, npffcas at tho atlwuukco Ouora-
tloo1as Glarke !: ntaylaR In "Tho connle
w!!I'lfor Thoatr,: Now York. jcnaio fcamai,s
IL h!s lcAd't,x Indy.
peci!tly eEgAR0d to support Mr, Edwin Nouth
II i1lA Attcroan to4s, witt soon tBavo England
u JOIN ILLS company.
a Fransl, , oompthny pty proposes to open a New
or i" % Yarkt"w. :a TuY viii bnIla 81 osiar
lM,,orena M tn,llins: Tho CANVAS vii moasuro
aou fuot III ltuHlh ny 45!a sott In hight.
The CrltvrIu,i Theatre. md will pfodcs thc se. h.
sauuiant s!rhniA cMtltlch Tho lalacH Diamonds;
H ,nse, re n1x a %Ss s"rlIS Ls nssl us's
williams and lsynn appoar III tho ulIo.
Tho Lyeonnl will bo devoted to, vasto,y rar-
fort,anees this week wtthtut my drama tyr zen.
1oa4 ne e's 1e q so S csasSs
tfnnr. tallrss ana lnattnasr. ,Mons. iH.o,xn,
isWyy iiyry saf h.o .%a s T MsxTwS wnI,o MIs,xsF' sauo
OIiyor loud l.yro,, l,ns purchased all tho sies
nld spikes used u, building the .tatE,lsrAry rail-
I'M .' tt,eS "t EIsrn o." wneh rrsstl"s tir.