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, 1881-06-17
TIE TRUNK LINES.
MEETING OF TIE rHEsIIlE.NTA

hasftat Dtfpafeh to The Chtsaoo tribune.
NEW YonK, June 1G.-The Presidents of
the great trunk line railways, Mr.. Garrett,
Of the Baltimore s. Ohio. Mr. Vanderbilt, Of
the New York Central, Mr., Jowott. Of the
Erie, and Mr. Roberts, of the Pennsylvania,
lad long consultation today ut the oilice of
1lr. Albert Fink, and plans wcre discussed
for restoring the freight rates between here
and Chicago. Although there was no pre-
tense ot Disgusting tho fact that there Inns
been cutting beluw the rates which lad
been agreed upon, and which. went
intU effect to-tlay, the best 1T feel
ing prevailed, and the meeting was
friendly and harmonious. From one
OF the gentlemen present reporter LEARNED
the fucts just related, anu he WAS alsD us
sured that, though no agreement wns Gil.
tered into, tle conference would doubtless
lend tn tha establishment Of u rate which
would be fully lived mp to. not only by. NIL
the trunk lines represented at the .lleot lug,
but by all the branches Of those lines.
, 1881-06-17
The Mining Cotony OF Little Bay, New
foundIand, Surrounded by
Fire.
The Men Turn Out to Fell Trees
to Stay Its Progress.
Women anil Children ut Work BurJfng
Everything Of pcris!lable
Nature.
Grave Fears that tho Colony and All It's
Property Will Be De-
stroved.

epFf'at D.pa,s" 70 1"' .s.'~ i.~
oi' "o'dS' y. r'' Juhe !o'-ny 1ne "ff'val
oi tfcstca!ler llerctiles tils morning tfoll Tue
noft!i"afd, your correspondent Inns fecelsed
intel'iReheo OF terrific forest IRE now rug
ing afonhsi tho mining coio ny OIL Little bnS,
Whle'l ~ slt'latet IN tue norm slae Or Notfe
nam'o 'an I'ay. liners IL 'Hop"'at'on o'
S.oo people III Ills Hcttlemeh'. COMPRISING
apollt ~" miners ai'd uielt wives a'la eEill-
"re'l. iAttie l7ay u now uie c'fet COPPER
orc INNING tefr1'ory IN NeW1o1halefd' anu
mkee""I WIZ ietts tnve, II n"i'ea py ~ 1!le
Iulsullia'ea s., topees"sllnlHs @o'lp"ns. the
ea,ttN tn!s u MINING cehtse ~ enormous. mol
Tess tnall SUM- TONS oi orc were sn'ppea from
~ tne "u1pat "t ohe se"soms "Pesaeons'
ana "" result nl Tug cu1lent yeata WORK
phue t"ls u schpse ,n, aMo pl"uaco'ehess ot
amy lotlhes yeaf' 1!!e "no1e aSpce' u
a''a''s "h'c't oat "eeH aso 'ooheo
nAn,AST WITH ra,Ml M
''as suune".3 "t'll'h,sleu Wy .,'c ,s..'oN con.
n",,n,,a ~, n.ish % y, s,''.a. ~ a. '%'' ~o"'
T..o ,,mn,,r,.d ~ ,ho 'r,tr.rs bov., Imam ,tu.
,,toho ",,,iar ~, mani ~ Nc ,,,t,,,nr
r""."i" -, f.il ,,a ,o.,,is nrn,,,,1 ti,o ~; In,
% ,.art"r nf III, tnvn u,ni tho ron,aim,ar ~
,ho ,,rotros .,,ta'; ~, ,"a,,,,t o,,,, Militia,
m ara ~''' "N'' ~ '~'''0'' ''''>~ ~>@'-'''
,,,n,,,o rx,r,o,,,,vr ~, r,,r,n ,,,,,.
NiTttf,E ASi, Hot;sE11oi.i, t,rESstf,s
and every patro,l Of Tic mining ,,lant that Ia
OF d perlslluble character. Tlly labor IL he.
, 1881-06-17
SHOT DY Il ItUTFfAE.

ALTON, ILL.,, June 18.-Last night about 10
o'clock, Owen O'IIare, oMe OF our we'll
known citizens, having been engineer OH the
Chicago IL Altoi! Railroad sihce 1t WAS built.
though ot7 duty at present owing TO sickness,
was shot and severely wounded. lie was
going home al tile time mentioned, and when
he arrived ut the Main street bridge found
there d man with WOMAN. l,alnnd Mirauda
Taylor. U'1Iare spoke, and asked them What
sy W ws5e sn ah a4'tf In aese ~ ist ns Sf nS
ut Is none Of your business" drew
Ills revolver, and fired ut 0'liare,
the t4:llet taking effect in Ills breast. The
wounded 1nall was tnkcn home, but there.
Whose tin,l,u is ,Joo Lestcr-and the wut,lalt
were arrested last night by officer Brown.
lug, and nre now coniinud Il, Jail.
, 1881-06-17
The Hottest Day for Eight Years
in New Orlcans-Four
Deaths.
st. Louis Booming ntO O7 Degrees,
and 1O1 Mt Vfcks-
burg, Miss.
A Great Fall in Temperature In
the Lower Missouri
Valley.
The Wave Will Reach Us To-day,
and Probably Cause Some
Rainfall.
SIGNAL SERVICE.

SIGNAL SERVICE.
0FFfCE or THE CHIEF SIHSAL OFFICER,
WAstttStlTOS, u. e., Juno I'll n.li.--Tlle
Chief Signal Officer furnishes the following
special bulletin:
General rains are reported from tic Lake
region. In other districts fatr weather pre-
vailed. Southerly winds prevat( FL tile At
lantic States, the Ohln Valley, and the Low-
CT 1.akn region. Tic Temperature las risen
ttectle,lly in the Lake region, tile OltD VAL
ley, nnl Tellnasset.. 1t Inns fallen decidedly
III tue Loscr Missouri VALLEY. Tiie highest
temperatures reported ao-day are 10l at
Vlukshurg; 10 at Eagta Pass and Shreveport;
~ at Memphis; 81 At st. Louis. Montgomery,
Fnrt SllI, and Concha, md west 0f the Rocky
A1nuntaIns; 105 NJ Tucson. Fair weather IL
indicated for Saturday for tho Lake rcEfnl,,
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, the Middle,
South Atlantic. a.,l tile Gulf States.
,Ttlu OhiD hns fallcn sixteen Inches ut. Gin
cfnna.f at,u risen seven inches Mt Louisville.
Tho Ohio river will risu ut alA below CiIi-
clunati.
For tile Tennessee nnd Ohio Valley c0lcr
partly cloudy weather III the Nnrtii portion,
occasional rain, southwest yecring to north
west winds, followed by ristng barutneter.
Fur the Lower Lake regi0n, cloudy
weather, with fnlil, soatlleTIy, VGertilR ~
westerly winds. atattunary. or higher ten,-
pcrature, falling followed by rising baro''le-
ter.
For the Upper Lake region, colder rartty
cloudy weather, with Iucal rains. variable
winds, in,,stty westerly, tnlfowetl by rising
barutneter.
FUr Tic Upper Mississippi Vallpy.. colder
faEr weather, winds n.ustIy westerly, ul'd
| higher barometer.
For tbs Lower Missouri Valley. fnir
weather, 1lnrt!twesturiy winds becoming
variable, fnpoweh by falling barometer, fall
lng followed BY rising temperature.
LOCAL UnAKiGvATtoSk
II to,1k,
, 1881-06-17
KING AND KEYSER.
WHAT GARRETT SAYS.

SssetaE Dispatch to Ths Chicago 1tfbuns.
NEW Yo1,K, June 1G.-Jol,n ". Garrett,
President Of The Baltimore L. Ohio Com
pai,y, was III New York to-day attending tho
meeting OF trunk line Presidents. lie was
found ut tho Dreyo0rt House ln the evening.
III response to Inquiries it was lcarMcd
from Him that the statement In regard
TO tha resignation Ut his chief subordinate
officer was premature. For some tims It lIas
been known tl,at the health af Mfr. King had
been so impaired as to lead to Ills dHtortnil,a.
ton to retiro from Ills business engagements
within few months. I1e intends then to
spend some time in Europe.
, 1881-06-17

spfetai Nspatea to Tna Cateaea Tribune.
yr. PAUL. Minn., .june ig.-ticorRe +. Me-
Guwatl shot al,d fatally wounded Thomas
Randall In tlIsreputabln t4:er-gartlen In
Minneapolis kept by Thomas Hartman. lie
gave himself up immediately nfter. md wns
placed IN Il cell, where lie told his story
to Tn1hCyE correspondent 'to-nfgtt. 1le
said tllat liz was d cooper employed
at Hail & Dnnn's shnp. lie was at }lart-
lnan's saloon In the forenoon, and was pretty
full. when sOtlIe man. whose name lto tlkl
not know, picket fuss witt, lin. awe
had \ fight, md / licked him good.
l never gut scratch. This
afternoon l1artman's bartender told
ne that | Ind better jook out for that fellow;
going to pound inc. went and prepared
ptnce. The man Ind the fuss will, was
fne Il tas fss ser s'ys s .ty xtt sw two s stssrs es
iroin them. but ihey followed iilp up, ,alui |
s!!y ey a,psped d$Rt $hsv think Ink they y
Nc aRain, when ! managed to
gct away from them. fired at the man near
gst to llle. don't know hts 1Innc, hut
Ills neck. i think / shot. him through
The neck. It was u clear easy. ! conldn't 10
triu,l to get nway from them. An officer
ea,,e In and gave iAyscIf up"
The prisoner said TINT hu Ind lived
1T Minneapolis twenty. years, butt s.lbse-
April last frnm Mai0nc,N NY. liellas every al,-
peArance of being a hnrtt citIzcn. 4 differ
ent version Ia given by All eye witness, WHO
Rays McH0wafl was the nggresxnr III hnt!l
upon weakly man, when Kandail Interfcrttl
10 separate them md was shot by Mc{iowall.
:rlla Injured man Is shut through the I,ase Of
the brain, anil cannut recover. Thu sal0UM
1iaa a bad reputation, and fs tho scefte Ut
frequent disEruceful rows. Randall WIS u
mechanic employed In the railroad shops.
, 1881-06-17
EI4{31Ns I'LL.

Spttfal Dtspafea 10 1ns chteaao Tribune.
EIGIS, ILL.,, June t0,-C. Wesley Fletcher,
senior member Of tic 1ir,n 0t Fiotcl,er IL
Lanton, pruprietors OF the east-ssle planIng-
mill. was prostrnted by the l,ent Wills get.
ting II lot Of lumber Into tho mill about la::W
o'clock this morning, md sooA .EietE. llo WIS
III old an1 respected citizen, having lived
hard thirty years. Ills agu was ~, Il wltnw
alul fur children, nls tearl!er IN tue pub
llu sclnlol, shrvlse him. Thls IL the ilrst Gase
hero this season fron kllilstrUkt.
, 1881-06-17
SUCCESSFULLY EXPLODED.

PlTTsNu,.a,I ,Ia., June lA-Lawso,s,o ,of Wells.
yillu, o.. to-day successfully ex xplolel stea,n
bDl!es at the iunHall farm. thus accomplish
lng what scisatIsts have never before done.
Thu botter. six fest by thirty ilches. WINS
malt Ut ir0,l Ut ts,4 tensile strength, uni WIZ
bluwn u atoms Ut :ssQ }0ulHass PRESSURE Ut
stcAM. The boiler was three-tuurtlls full Vt
water, which WIS olght lnches ab0ve tho flrv
llue.
, 1881-06-17
ITEMS.


FOXHAI4L AND TIE GRAND rNTx.
Spsetal Dhpateh 10 IAs Catsago 7rtbunk.
NEW YonK, June 18.-In relation to tho
report cablod by the Associated Press that
Foxhalt's certificate lad not been lodged IN
Paris previous to the decision Of the Judges
III the race for the Grand Pr[x ut parls, Mt.
KeBne to-day expressed Ills Ignorance Of any
sucl. omission having been made by his
agents, and slyly added: III there Inns been
sucll au omission, should probably have
heard something Of 1t by ttlls time"
GARNET.
The name Of tho Rev. Henry Highland Chr
net, tho wcll-known and widely-esteemed
pastor Of tho colorcd Presbyterian (Shllnl.)
Church, Is being urged upon 1'resldent Chr
field ~ that Of n,ul we'll qualified to I'LL the
olIlce of Minister to Liberia. A petition
requesting his appointment to tie position
l,as been III circulation for s0mo days, md has
received tho signatures 0f every colorctl cit
Izon Ut any prominence In New York.
It was forwarded to tho President,
reinforced by a strong lottor Of
con,,uen.lation from the Hon. Tllurlow Weed.
Mr. Garllet has deyoted a ilf6tln,a to the
A,nelloration OF hts c0!ored brethren, whllu
ills serv1ces in connection with the Abolition
movement both III tl!s country and ln Eu.
rope are a naatter Ut record.
Nlk nonEHr HoNNER
Ia confident that Ilis trottera isarns and Edwin
Forrest can bent the best ttmo on record. IIe
says: "If cal. get IlarMa and III.
win Forrest Into satisfactory coll
l!tlon, ,nay gtvo an exhibition trot
In August. hive mol arranged
details, but either tho Prospect Park or
1InrtfUrt track will probably be selected, as
Td0 not consider tic F!eetwos,4 track fast
nnnItuh I think AfflIhF Edwin kAr%
, 1881-06-17
CENTRAL PACIFIC.

COMMISSIONER FRENCH To NEtf3MMES0 THE
l}IaCONTIVUANCE OF TIIE sUlT AHA{NsT
THAT ROAD.
New fU,.K. Junf 1G,-fha following Inns
hcen addressed by TuotlOrg French. limited
u.nt,c f,,,,,,i.,.r;,,., - n,.Iroo,,, ~ .i,,,a
ot"tes Su'th'Ssp''let VI Ni''"uaus. ~ !.e4ai!'
Stanford, President of tile Central 1'aclilo
t',a.toau aolNpanS. ,
rnn fnW,,a,n.ru ~ ~ I'll !, S.,n.ns ~.
CISCO. June la:-sth: The results ot my ex.
nsm.Iae.on ~ 1a4 % osuHs amn neconmts o1 ynns
~ EGou''auJ, Aau "'su ~ p'cMsoms M s.tma III tehasu,
~ nat,cFs usaFnS n nPou tuo oFeh.an. ..
nFin9InaI ind tptorcst us tae snbsidr bands I'll
no m @ o. IN Ray n9t oe ~
M 10 XIV y. q. n sa'" tae' et. nmmetrea.
~ !s, nc notG taAt mMsmy o. tae conaluone
I mnEa uAsloa uusauS t.o SGGEa III
neu!Ate'y sMussqneHt 4o!o ~
lhRsr mtctpmG r. conR..ats H. mattSta. ~ ..E
nesa tornnr: labor II fti1ti,nv ttnpnymcnt aid ri
better prices: ssnto politics arc roachlng more
settled condition. and
r,;r rtAu rtrrr,ur 10 rrr.Y mr. rnn.rar
not oniy to inc ra,Ironds. hut to producing and
y!,i. yon,iE GoMpany anTLnM w, tae 1asG olssen mnntns
enulns May al' ana "n!on nha 70 DC as 1ol'ows:
ii H.msht. II Mttths.
r <.o II Msi In a., H.. H. "a, tmftsaH:: r a.;H:
ieIaiinv a. 9"nsrs md s'"s'''
tai..,,s,.',,.s..... 1t.ast,7B aBSaHH l9;a,@
-. 5;-..... -: .,.. =.
AMI lot mo further note. am moro than
eyer impressed with the expclIcncy, nut to shy
necessity. Of tho consolidation of your Itt,es
with those OF tho Union pacIC, 80 az tn fulfill
, 1881-06-17
MURDER OF L GAMBLER.

DENVER, Colo, juno l1--Ahout noon to-
day James Moon, n notorious gambler, was
SHOT aud Instantly killed By Clay Wilson. aI,-
other gambler. The shooting resulted from
u quarrel about q WOMAN. At0ol l'nd threat
ut,ud Wilson's life. To-day llu started IL plt
him ont Of saluot,, wl,un the Inter turl,utl
and fired, producing four wounds. my 0llo
Ut which would have caused tiUath.
, 1881-06-17

1myohh ,h,rtv,,,,reo fuut In ,,,uht 'rhia
.vna aatvn,i H. ia 'vs wI.o ~ onn,,t',no,1atinn
l,rt,yc"n n,lt1so,i,w % and ny f,rt t"t "nt.rr
nhi,nrrrd vncn,,r, ,n aI In *.trn @ h,,t n,iv al.
IN" mfnr"o ~ tho mrcn,,sriona ~ n,nr"i. S,I
n"atnri,ni i ~, @ ~ ,aon,
iln,l tno'ie mn mi !n"i',t"iuc,l M r',,tii,rj"i,,
nj w"t, ti,o ,,,.., IL n,,.''," ,pins IN to is:
tat wstt,nE E"ns rnosn,i ~ ,vI'in,, Vfr pir,"5,
saSs ia iii thn Ia % ti.oro awnr ia or con hn'
'.i,nnt f,nt nni;ctnot tl,c s,,,t,r,sstN t,f III,
nrr. ."s ,.i ~ ~ it., ~ H.. ..,, ~ ~
, 1881-06-17

COWBOYS ON THE WAR-pAT1l.
SAN Francisco, Cal, June 11-A party ot
seventy desperate cowboys have loft Wilcox,
tAr!., fur Froliteras, Oh tho Mexican side, to
avelige tha tluatI, OF fur .Anterlcaus WHO
were killed at that place ttyuu weaks .ng0.
Notice i,us bpel, sent ta ttle ps0plU uf Frun.
lcrAs and to AipxIcan tHMIps liear &herc, alId
Il bloody tjKht ts eXpeetctt,
, 1881-06-17

&otertaon'9 l tlo mt think niatne
Inns personally said anything 10 t;asflrid tn
Tho ilInttur.. 11e wants to Ee In q pasItion to
snv That, .sfnco he has been Hecrctary OF
] ontinsnts E and s!lnks IL G cal, IN say iii tliat lie lie
Ind not said anything; hut still, through
him, isnf,crts0n's nomination was dictated,
Md t]lrunE1s Him inststetl upon"
, 1881-06-17

sp4stas Ufspa.eh to 1As Chicago 7t1bunt.
JACKSON, Micll., JUMe lH.-rl,Es evening
thsEu WIS n l,ail.st0rm ut twenty minutes
duration. Lurga !,al. fell. Tte sDuild WIS
like the rat,Iv Ut tn,sketry. somu l,uiI were
npt,tle4l, allu sllnntI, gtti!,t fnunl tnaGEllui.
Holltu dn.nage was done to tlowcrs al,u gar*
deus.
, 1881-06-17

SHOT ny IT'S bltUTl1Els-IS-LAW
HEon0ErowS. Ky, JMne l1.-Alack Sal-
yurs, a young Marribtl lnail living 1.uar this
town, shot lts brotl!es-ln-law. .John l3ounell.
twice this afternoon, killing him Instantly,
wife, badly.
, 1881-06-17
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Il PRINTER SHOT.

kr.eta1 ra,natth 10 M Cnteaoo 1rtb,,ne
r,,1~rsn,,,,f, pa. lima 1B-peonla in tha
yfcinitv of Fifth nye,,,,o wcra startled abo,t
. n,cloc, tl,,x u,or,,tng hv tha r.nort rf two
n,a.o..ehnts follo,vIno encl, othar in onlck
sucressIon ~ In the vic,nitv of tno nfrnot1.J,
nt,lca po,,csu,an ami nt,,are hmrr,a,t r. tia
nlacs tu1licatei nv ' t,,a min snun,s ' nmI mi r. foumi
that tho ahontlnp ind IVAN lima l,v n mai,
"n,ueJ SfcToniij n nr,,'tar uho IND neen
.vnrttrr m "a.nro, n,ys,A nsrs lara tl,a
DIs,Mish I apona s tla rest ' Ona Of , the Shots M
took effect III tho loft sttlo OF Martin Cor
coran, and tic other struck Alex SlcVilltams,
olso n urinter. int2Ictinr n sevure .ynnnd
% ~, H,s ,ast n.ui .ri, l'aI, thot s,~1o,, rorooA
l" "'s oAt 'u'1u' ~" o3'' u'@t et'neA eosco
ran ranged uOWnwards ahd towards Inc f1ght
Ktda, coming out Just below this llavel. fntllctr
Inc ,yl,nt ia fcnrt.d Will nrova a fatal ,ynunb
III ia rcstino co,,Sor,nhiv thfa nftnrmonn tnt
~ ~ Acot.'E t'olt w" Attei nuuH' Dut
the pliyslcEan IN attendance npon HIN says
tile chances are aRtlnst his recovery. ltap.
pears that AfcCahIll was not well enough to
uvnrL ,ost rirl,t and laid an 1na ,f tha atrtk,
10y a's ',', VII ,s't " Nv In
Ing prlntefst II IL hl'eRet'' tneea1ellet nun
during tln evening. aud lio ll'lu atlnctt HILL
self for self-prOtectton. About 3 o'clock no
wenttuto ]uucl.roo,ll fur refreshments. and
~ ] c,,,nng o,.t wos % r,,rs w. m tha i.,ad viii,
I. ltainl.billy. 1t Is cargctl. In tllu hands OF
CorcoralI, Blinded a1,tl stunned by the blow,
aud thinking tIe was g0ng to bo nlObbed alld
perhaps bunteu t.l death, lio tlruw Ills reY0l-
yer aid fired, with Tie result stutetl above.
'ThfH N aim slfla 1T tl1e stnry I'm the other
, 1881-06-17
.u,,tor French to Recommend a Dis
continuance Of the Suit Against
tho Central Pacific.
e.ock Circles Confused and the
"Bu!ls" in a State OF
Perp'exity.
IN Insane Wife, Suing Tor a Legal
Separation from tior Hus"
band.
qvo Hundred Merchants Losers by the
Largo Fire in the Brooklyn Ware
houses.
TVARTS.


nxr.pra
- ,,.,.,,,
pokiIoSs p eE r,,r ~. t,arrr.u uv enSrrRrWcE.
h.tu"I s.....i I,,..otra 10 ia Catsauo Tubunt,
Wv yonx. lime 1G.-The tull text of tho
~ ~ u,,,l,a,, M Eynrts, supeclt Mt the Mon-
nvu. .su. cnnfarr,,cs ot Parjs has lust reac],eu
s'aa' IT'S :. Is an Interesting pro,i,,ction. not
hs,s' ss ,ooo"so Wr. Eynrts in The representative
~" ,.s 0s c"rarn,nf.,t nml neouIo at this
c..,a.on.a ~ 80 ard haca,,se he hus tieyuted 40
.V"t N"a,. ,,,no H. the suhtrcts hc discusses but
p.".s psu.., a,' T. ,vtl otforH tn ,nnst American
auas Nsauss .ha arct concnuttnn of wl,ot tha Con-
.s.ssas !ssa ,vo. rnl,al for, what nre
atsAs ~ no,a,ctnu yiowa renrnscntcl tl,ere,
W, ma ssha, mr. commissioners arc irving
..a ..aoao,n,,,,eE Tha snrcch In fulI wonld Mi
s.'ssn, fn,,r co,umna nf tr1fr Tn1nt,S,,. Ral-
Ane " ~. ..s,toI, atfForo,,, svstan,o ~ cnr-
COUNTRIES . =" ,"'1a,1 m' ~ Ivar,s .' surs.
'ene5 NUS p'n' =, "',,,t"a.a,1,', oraat a,c,or,,v
nat snss' .,,,s ~ 1'
Ha'aus'Ds .n.~ n,r,,>, ~, ,,a,rr,.
.,o....,.a ,,t,, ,.s. ,
aaens Sme,,.,. SIC =. ,aa nirnoI,, hna,, aut,1.
uas u'a!sa,, 49,. % :, r. ,,..a.o,'t sn a,I ina
VEIN, p''". ~ .s'' e ,.s.+ ~ ,,.,,.raSaa,, ~,
.aAsaoN 10 G....'a" !, ~ -, s.,s,,on ~ ~ ~
lSs'!aap''s. .."., ' .he at,.ta 10 o,'1 40
! o1''s''i uss"eo't av W. ill., .,,..,,snn @
Aa!ope''! llasons' suulss!aea , 40 a.s.s.oA
between 'lle Ilcl na1lo1s .' ala 1ae pool .iA. .h
tons; sometimes as a alvislon between the
civilized aud .he less civilized nations, ThSre ,'c.
,h.,, r-,,,,s o,,,i,I In .o+faFaetoriI,, orronrof
a'eso s'o"p' Svui4 w s"tt1.
'oF feasohau'e esiua'.ty III 'tls oatI'e VI sne
precious metals. But l have been puzzled
pknow, and no one Inns distinctly stated,
yanoa w." ~" lac vont',ro" ~ ,atsr,tun ~ w .v,atar
Mohe ''as scntuiea " uolett!"o Mhotnol
they were to be counted US flcll natlon or as
I poor nation: whether rs an AstatIc or
..nan ,,ma,,,,,vaf ns an,.a, .n"
"@a." ou,1 - ~ ~ ., ~ ~ ~,
I%oala % no sa'ti assumption on the part o.
d
TIFF MONEY QUESTIONS or THE WORLD
lhAt !enyes liz out. aid our interest In thcm
md our wisdom about them, will not be the
dceteo ~ M ac,,unuicot cn,,nrIt- nr astah.
III, ss4,ao III ~. - ta;... *1,a. s ~ =" tos"od
aa aft'c'es OF ialts tl'as ca can De entoleeo
against the whole world. The notion seems
to be that the nations that sit abovs the
nt are to he served with gold, and those
~. mF 81 t below the sat are to served with sll.
te.ts' Who is to guard against IN
Interruption Of the feast by struggle
IN s sIEva5 Pr. Or aose w slt heiow 1ae sa,a
nt tn e arva yyit o sivnr ~ ria ro,ct
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BY lnIulan VIII by M The power or or tie liz pojItics
, 1881-06-17


Hpsrfat Dtspatth IL TIA Cheaao Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS Jlln8 lG-'rhero were four
moru tt0atIs from sulIstroke to-day, mnking
ton No far this week. II was the hutlcst tlny
for eight years,
, 1881-06-17

Eps<tal ulsp4leh to Tbs Ehtfaeu Tribune,
SrnlS0p1EtD. ILL.,, Juno lH.-Tl'u Most
notable arrlvul t0~tay, mt excepting even thu
circus, was ~ the hottest lily nj liz Gcasu,l.a
, 1881-06-17

STEAMSHIP NEWS,
LONDON, June ld-fhH Gallfa. from New
York, alld Strasburg. from Baltimore, lilye
arrived out.
, 1881-06-17

DASv1L1.E. W., June lA-In fight to-day
aiming wonlel,, AttnnIs Ilarrls. while, cut tho
thruat OF Hutll q. Wynn, eui0re4.
, 1881-06-17

Malarlal Iover. aaue, ani blttouaness will
leaye eyeEy nulxhtorhood ~ sooa ~ Hop nlttera
arrive,
, 1881-06-17

barometer eurrectod t6f temperature, HloFAtloa
a114 Instrumental Hfrnr.
Mean harNfneter. A.SeA
hBRn Thermometer. AlA
Siunn humidity, f7n 49,.
Highest temperature ts3A
Lowest temperature 1la ....
GENERAL. OflEKHyATt0Ta. It
Chicago ,tnr4 jit--3,l9 D. n.
, 1881-06-17

BROKERS' TAX.
ALBANY, N. T., Junv 1u,-The Assembly
hlls passed tho blu taxing brokers' sales.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-23
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
AND SALE.

Names of mortgagors; Alfred Partridge and
Betsey 4. Partridge, his wife.
Name OF MORTGAGE, Ira Barr.
Date Of mortgage, February IA, 1878.
Mortgage recorded, February 10, 1878, ct
tx O'Clock A. NJ, in the Office OF the register
OF deeds in and for Pierce county and State
Of Wisconsin, in book NJ. of mortgages, on
pages 236 and 1871.
Description of mortgaged premises: All
that tract or parcel of land lying and being
in the county OF Pierce and State of Wiscon-
sin, described as follows, to-wit:
The south half of the south east quarter Of
section No. fourteen (14l, township No.
twenty-six (26), north of range No. fifteen
(I5l, west.
The amount claimed to be due upon the
debt secured by said mortgage at the date of
this notice is the sum Of three hundred and
thirteen land eighty -fourEone hundredths
dollars (S3l3.S4), and no proceedings at law
or otherwise have been instituted tor the re-
coYery Of said mortgaged debt or any part
thereof, and default having been made in the
payment of said sum of money claimed to
be due as aforesaid, notice is hereby given
that the said mortgage will be foreclOsed. to-
gether with all equity of redemption of said
mort ga gors, as expressly waived and re-
leased by them in said mortgage except the
one years redemption as allowed BY statute,
and that the said mortgaged premises will,
by virtue OF q power of sale in said mortgage
contained ana herewith recorded, ana per-
suant to the provisions OF the statute in such
cases made and provided, be sold at public
vendue by the sheriff OF Pierce county or his
deputy, at the front door of the post Office in
the town of Ellsworth, county OF Pierce, and
State of Wisconsin, on the and day of July,
1891, at IL o'clock A. ", to satisfy and pay
the amount then due on the said mortgage
debt and costs and disbursements OF sale.
together with the sum or thirty-five dollars
1896 00l stipulated in said mortgage to be
paid out of the proceeds OF such sale to the
MORTGAGE as and for attorneys fees.
Dated May l6, A. ID. 1881.
Ira BARR, Mortgage.
FRANK w. SPEAR, Atty. for Mortgage,
n4 Casselton, Dakota.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-23

Ell PAso EfcnNGs.-
Mrs. S. Amuudson is visiting in dodge
county.
Toloff Roloffson has the frame of bis
new house up.
Ole II. Anderson and wife rejoice
that it is boy.
Joseph Janish had all his pork and
hams stolen out of his kitchen recent
ly.
At present writing potato hugs are
not so numerous rs vas anticipated
two or three weeks ago.
There will be Il public bail here on
the evening of July 4th. Tickets
81 so. Thomas & Co, proprietors.
Mis-. Annie Mcdonald has returned
home from Ashben, Dodge Co., where
she has been visiting for the last few
days.
One night last week some mischiev-
Gus persons tore down some large
piles of lumber belonging to Thomas
Hurley.