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t,urpc,1s. or Lawn; ia,prcsssnnn t,eofFe e.
ila%o q w.nstn AaTus, ,xt,nt s.nith' & Sc,e: N.Y.!
others wnt,se rn.,es co,s! moi t'e ten.,,ei H.,
Thu ,ni icrrncr WIS III to i,tsrost nt sio .s2,'
nn A. Ka., q i swp i '%T YTc W. Of ieEonsns
fur tho auvport nj NJ kas;3R ~ oerSh ~, n.,rc o. INC
Nrecihack congressman. Mhethos t'o Mea'seff 81
Wsrr'a'sF ts'! prassns Fwos ws viso T %sa.saetory
rnngrncnt may bn t'rt.!lMctl 70 taso o.. nech st.
he ia tic rrcovzct ir.,.ler OF tl,e tlrcenhaok In
S"se s,ns q r ot!s t!!si aso o % ID ST. ess. ss's'
pSE or r,tE PROMINENT POLITICIANS
who .:as present ~ Tho ennfcronco WA ioitt,
in Ills RON, Al tto Palmer llonse lust night ana
was ssS e sss wst s's NJ sae to appear in
connection with nnything n tmKar1 M to thg @ ;ncns IT.
ing thAt rnay appeGr ~ lx rmtngSHi vr1li III , III
WI. iii abot the r,tiintlon, nnd ynu may .lrnw
your .own concl,,alnnH. ln tho ilrst rleec, ne
rs 1ci sot tt,s Two iicn'ijster GotaFcssnen troM
Vir9inid The t'rcent,ackrrs VIII hol.t sho bnianeo
tid ,"nt "vent Of Sh ihe iteaisters vons wi ~
Kescy Y SsSsy'va!a;, for eMs,Ss MS;;e. SANG as
they n."y % %asio. wo @ani to prnvI,ie ior en,or: M
gclsc!cs By securing enough Of tug urcenonnksfs ,e
justers uHs CctnF i'cnaorats: rlo dofoat q Astnr
IN MurtSns Old district II Now rork LIFT tho
MSn,idts ..i ts W3,h s.ty II w fer nse
tiun ton would not havo heired Maht,o n v!rei,!a
tisat atntu to The Republicans, hut he may ta,l
IL deliver, and may not hnyo control Or those
twm rnnes,,ts t "t COURSE avc NJ sow Of capturing
tho spenkcrshlt'. atid IT. wo ca1i sGcuro sireoli-
II s;sasS 9r IT, 1s9s a:," % II IL Sssss%. s sts%.
Kassoia n IS for tho speakosslip on tho Republican
stlo1s
, 1881-11-14
TIE SpEAIIEnSuIP
AN INTERESTING cONPEHESCE ON TIL:
SUBJECT.

Several members Of Congress lua a husnooT OF
nthor prominent Republicans put np ut tho yari.
ot,s huto.a over Bunl.uy, aud lllR THlnuNE Fo-
porter who urtftcl Around tho various cnrnVans
snrleA with yesterdays show-sturns plcked up
hint Acru aud there that tue gathering had sone
referonce to largo political ioat Involving the
Important 1Et|ru Ut Speaker Ut tho National
Ilouae of Representatives. Lato In tito atser-
SoilturUieo hal beos, III progress In lluuln II
PnluIar llousu, occupied by Gun. Ja.AesU wuas-
cr, Ut Iowa, tho !ul1 Oreenlack gAnuhlAte fur Tho
Presidency, aud JESSE Harper, EhAlrulan Vt tile
llllIuIs slAtu Central tireenbuek Cnlutl.ittte:
suyerul of those alleged to !laso been present
HorU hunted u', but they psufrsssA rutlst' liquor.
tntervlewutf on tho subject VI the speukcrshtp
Ut tho lIuuse. Enough was gIenncl. hero and
confvronco having boon he4. Au.oux those
prosent Wrre ThAl Z. Pound. ~: q, uf Wi4eotl,
slu; J. A. liuttull. u. t., ot ailcA!HIn; J. =.
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NOTES.
urAtons THAT CHARLES II. rAnwEIr WILL


Special Dtspateh to Tne Chteago 1ffbans-
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. l3.-Thoro ts re-
port tl.at Representative Charles u. FarwcI'.
inter Tho organization uf tho lIo'so and election
or Speaker. cunsemplates resEnlnE his seat III
Congress for tho ronson thnt the kcaith OF bis
brother, Simeon Fhrwell. il such that no is not
attic to ,unnngo tho business Of Mr.. Farwolrs
nrr and that for this sclson It will bo necessary
for Mr. FnrweIl to nttenll to /. ia pcrsou. Tho
report IS not bcliaycl hcrc.
WILLIAM PENN NIXON
Ia very uctIvn candidate for tho position Of
f;nI!cptnr Of Customs. 1Ie hnpGs 10 secure thu
support Of Sonator 1tognu but IB not yot certain
that no will.
, 1881-11-14
RACES AT SAN FRANCISCO.

sAx Fl.AsclscV, Nov. is.-At Tho .,1tet'ng Of
the Pacific H!ootl.Horso Assoe!atinn ut lay Dis.
trlct l,urk to,lny, III tho irst raoo tor tho Flu
,auu stake. p(l paid forfeit to tho Duchess OF
Norfolk. -
Tho sucon4 race, Fame Stake, two miloa, for
a-ysur- odat was wo,. " Frea co'Ilor. 'Wtnlfsed
soHaa T. ,a9., Mme; ;1s o for s.yearoa. whieuyo
neyer Won u Iptlo aash. Atlanta was the wlanut
In i;it. Tic Iest tIMu oil tho Pnchu Coast, 11tee
4tbh1lNf. tll}uIKtFAklU1 fQjCN. ..L
In III, t,laatcur stlera' sacp. three .Qu9rtcr.
, 1881-11-14
The Frog swallowing '"e
Yuu,ltu Globt. .,, ,rrfptI

while a.sne !. ps,a n s.% 1--we ~ =
wa,er, an III ea.ur obsgxs,bas g'xs',abas euct' 'sNf,
::;:s ;;;$ <; 4: & ::s: 's;$ :;; i ~
:si; ;$s :S's; /; N; IF +: :S;s$
desperate efforts ws,l'pI Iast' It'll ii spite "a %.ss.st
sss ssx. " s"s ssiai sislt xs "sss Sv!1 @ az x x;
ssasGs sSs % ssSs u tss xin u
IL ,i ths u pos,i, ual positively 's'4'
Tor dissection,
, 1881-11-14

ST, Louis, No., Nov. t3.-rho French visitors
arrived lore tha morning, und touk quarters at
the Snut11ern Hotel. During the tlny they woro
tnkon for a cnrringe drive around town and
through tue suburbs by Emil Karst, tho French
Consul atd several other prominent French
citizens, aui tonight several of tho pnrty
Irut,ngti Into tho theAtrrJ. Ihny VII! fellh!n
here until Tuesday morning, when they Will
leayU fur ChcAKu.
, 1881-11-14

Special dispatch to Tht Ehieaoo Tribune.
L,17Lu Rock, Ark, Nov. 1.-Tho trinl Of ".
l.. D1a,,d for the murder OF Dr, d. ". Carthoy IL
now III progress IN Tho Crlm!nul Court OF Grccn-
wood, aud is attracting considerable attention.
l,sand ktlleA Carthcy bcca,lse tho Inter refused
tu trcut him professionally without paynoslt III
nlyunre. Tim murder wns exceedingly Eruta!.
Cnrtiloy being Eant down on tho public highway
befor0 hu could ollur resistance. 1lan1 narrowly
esuli,cu ly1.ghtnx. lilo look II clinnKo nf Eetluu
frona Crawford County, wheru tho tragedy nc-
cured, 10 sennusian County. Thu dofcnsa Ii isl-
eunlty.
, 1881-11-14
Dominion Temperance hltlance-ship-
r,lct,sA OF Square Tlinber-Fo lsc ssfeu
fnr Iall&Gls

3ptetal Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Nov. ij.-Thg dominion Temperance
A.luucs will tio!ll Its n,lnunl meeting Mt ottawa
Immediately after tho opening OF Parliament.
Ihcre wore ss!u car-lans Of square tis1hnr
passed. this point for Quol'ec from Mattawan
this senson. There wcro about 10,a0o pieces. or
hu!f n million Bqlare fcot. ltwns all owned ny
the Scutch- Cnnndun LAUNDERING Company, WHO
adopted shipping by rnll rs n tneAns OF tfafas-
port. This company intend taklrg out about
f.NU,NQO foot OF stIunro timber an1 115,000 luYs
thts winter. The LhaMslicro mills VIII run 10
nto rs possible, hut 1t is expected WILL haso to
close in two weeks.
tukc, FOR defamation Ut character ngailiae 70.
cn pn}cr for tho prDdustton VI story nsloat
wouun Who WAS styled MI adventures.
, 1881-11-14
SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND,

8pselaf DltpaIth 70 IRt Chsed0o If1bNHf.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. l1-The Sacred Heart
Land League today took tho lead In tho lnnttcr
Of tbs proposed land.lcugl'e convention IN DO
hold In Chicago, auI nominated 81. J. AcAuiflr Il
delegate from that branch to the gencral cou.
ynntlou. ......-.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. l1.-nl1lon EaRan. Il dol.
eRuto ut tho Iand League In lrelRnd. lcctl,resl
tonight to large anduncc. Aiter tho lecture
yevGF1l now ualnes were added 10 the A3aa
League,
, 1881-11-14


SuELvyyiL1.E, Ind, Noy, 12.-Enrly lust oyct'
itlg I'm aiIray occurred between two stnnll .bnys,
resulting III ono OF thoiu stabbrx the othor with
Il knife, lnillcting n wound thnt fs fatal. Lol.no
Marietta, II yenrs old. son Of Chares Marlotta,
Il plnsteror, and Frank Itormon. II yours Oil,
sol, OF potcr tlurmon, n rcstnnrnnt-kcepcr,
n,,arrced oyrr gamo OF marbles they woro
Iinyi,,3. Thu Mnrietta boy, knowing that 10
WIS not ablo to light, started to ru,t 1lerlnon
callcj o,t to couiratlc, Dertio hathers, to stop
him. which lle did l,y catching Afar!etta by tho
shoulders. llcrlnon rnn up, drcwu lHrFo pocket
Is1lfc from his coth'nx, an1 stabbed Marlotsh n
tho bnek. tho bAtlu entering Nsttgr tho lelt
siio,,I.rr. penetrating the lung. an 9t1!eor
el,ancc to 10 ear, wan protnplIy Mrrestea ilets s
lnthors residence. No hopes nro ontcrtAlneti
tnr his recovery an! bis .at y 'nnmemtnrlsy snt n,
kent tlloye until tlo result Of tho wound ho Ill
ee II MSw The li;tio sSthers "a n,aD eoy + s. N III o
truucdy. III Hu had no i.len t1ltt 1ur.nor Ind
Kuifo, ur oyon iutonted striking HIN ut all.
, 1881-11-14
A svltcill,ann Badly Hurt Whalo Coup
ling Cars.

SpttIa& UNpdEsH 10 9H@ CHseaRV 1FFp1TEes
DECATUR, ILL.,, Nov. l3-frunk l!u!nrIak. a
Wabash switch,a,,.,, was probably fatally Injured
hero lust uiKht while attempting to couple ours
III tho yur,l. lila heal was bully sllnshet! "
ut,triIly In gpllAct With lntnpcr on y lux. Sat;
l'hts eyellIng thu attending Bl!rGtun reported
{lu,l,Yl1k III i very crl.Icu condlt1on'
, 1881-11-14

INTERNATIONAL Tl}A0E-UNI0M CONGRESS.
P1rrspuln, Pu., Nur. l1-Tho international
Traua. UuEoi. Congress- vii! moot here noxt Tues
Iay and re1ualn In session probably all tho Week.
About 100 dclcxatea VIII be present from al
narts M tho United S}utea u,ld Carnt!a. Tie OIL.
1cot uf tho ulcetInK Ia ~ l.nlto labnr uhtuls VI
an kinds 9nd nIau iD Ask G,ixrcss to pAka an act
allowing a ehnrtor 10 bo xranted 10 National
Trades u Htola, t's
, 1881-11-14

III tho flames. nn,l from thu fact tia, h.,
s,tprDard to hnyD Il considerable nm,,n" Nv "as
f,lnIiey It IL believed he VIVA rt,tIt,,l n,,rm "
nn.a tho aiosn lirtnl tn t'n'tcnl tho Urine
a .TrInl Postponed an Account ,r .,.
SlekMcnS or n juror. S"e
spsetat nisnafeh to 7ha Chicago 1r.bnn,.
rirraFIEi.t,, Iii. Nov. 1..-1'hp ra+c ,,t Il,
Tcvplo vs. Solomon willis nul William t,',l' w. 'ne
It, which 4 jury wnro impnncsetl Wr,,nn.%'.h' ,"'h'
wis interrupted tn1ny by tho Illness tr L'.S' LnS'
aud VIM would bc ,'nallu 70 atier' rur 's,s .'n.
Tho Jury In II H1uttacr Cann lIrtn,, T.,
yeri1iet 0f Not taialtty.
spsetht utsustth 10 TIA Chiedan Trtbun.
TorExA, Kns., Nov. I:.-Thc Jury ii, lhs mn.
Of 11orrluatoi. oh trial IN tho nlsrIc, Io"ss
horu for n,,,r.er, brought III Il yunlrt ~ aas w
guilty todny nftur boiny out forty elKhi honst nt
, 1881-11-14

III a laFVo majority the people 0t tho UhtEta
Btutes have lccinrul their fatth In Kidney Wurt
III Il rulnedy fur uil tho discusses Of the ktdneys
mud liver; sotne. boWufeT, have u!sllxea wv
1Fuupla o{ preparing It fEoln the dry foru. FOR
such now candllais appears In the shape uf
Kidney. Wort IN l!qu'a firm. y IL ysry co,,. a
cIcut III Ito dry. Try it.-L0utsrtae Put.
, 1881-11-14
Tho Ofliccrs OF t1,c Steamboat Joanio
f;llelarlAt Xsxoncrntcd from All lfln1ne
fur tile ntnn4lcr Mt the Rock 1slnMd
fkrls1sn.


f;llel,rlAt Xsxoncratcd frU1n All lfln1ne
tur tile ntnn4lcr Mt ttlo Rock 1slnnd
Bridge. .. ........ .....
Epseta! ptspateh To Ins chttaao Tribute.
GALESA, ILL.,, Nov. 1..-Cupt. q. ". Glrdon'
United Stntcs Inspector Of stonul Vessels. ar"
rived homo from Rock Island tolny, whoro no
bus becn for tho past ten tlRys ei'gnpod III tho
investigation or til. late stealstcr Jennio Gil
ci,rist .lsastcr. during which tlmo ho flns tokcn
l53 pngcs Ut testimony, Including d thorough
examination OF tho otlsccrs and crow, s nlso tho
pnsscngors, Of tho lll-fatcd stoa,ncr. Capt. Cir
lion voluntarily uppeAre. before tho Coroner Of
Rock Island County. md ins.stod upn,' full ltl-
yps.i9aton ly that 0,lloor of tho ololAl ncts Of
hl1ns0!r and Cupt. j. g. scott. his assucl-
Atu, rs tU tiler inspection OF tho
steamer. Tho Inspectors havs not forwarded
tnoir trcisinn to tho Government a. yet, But
yutlr correspondent Gnrlta thnt II Will 1xtlner.
,lte tue officers OF tho steamer Junno Gllchrist
from ali Dlatno Uu tho scare Of alloHcd tiruliten.
uuss, mid tiu,t tho accident WIS caI1scd ny ti!a
brenknH OF cMili- rod, WALLS the Dtlat Whb lhaN-
lux for tho drnw. uhout ~ foot above tug
lrIsIRe Not nlure thnra Two illllInt1a aud hait
OCCURRED betwoen tho Dret!k1tE Ut tug roti atltl
tho striking ut thu pier. Tho recent ashstcf ~
the tuck lAlant! hrdKo nnA the Sinking nt th0
War Eagle ut ke0kuk hMtD rotlvDl th0 6ablect
OF sheer b0Unla nnlGnx Mississippi incn ~ tue
only tneA,,s OF nGordtng protection to stcuu1-
bouts,
, 1881-11-14
Knocked Down n,,d Hun Ovcr by tllo
Eurks

SYtt(aI D3pdlth 70 11 CHsta8o IF1bIHA
KASsAs CRY. No., Nov. M.-About y o'clock
tA,s morning bilehapl 1legan. II swttchtnnn ot''-
ploycl In tho yards OF tho katisAs CITY. IT,
Scott Il Gulf ltalroal. was tnatantly ktllod wht!o
coupling cara nour tho ynioa Elevator. ,< nsga,!
I'm WINS uniink1t by u traak bcntt. kucked tlnwt,
and tton rllil over. Death VIVA Utmost iil3tnii-
tNuCQus, As whom tho ttnln-man FeAchcd tue
butIy ltTq was extinct.
, 1881-11-14
Arrcst Of an Elol'tug Iatr.

{sosrt>N, Nov, il-Mrs. George pstersosl
clopett from this city Oct. With married MIN
uut,o,l uUorgo II. Patterson. aud went to Ch!-
pugo, They asrlyo1 III Fall River from Now
York last ,,lsht and wcrp arrested thla morning.
Thu woman stolu $t, ,60J ia Iaonoy before ieav.
in9 hero, Oil which they have been llytnx, Whnn
nyiusted stu hAd only $$N ln money aud SAoo
worth Ut iewu!ry nAd ll4inQnds.
, 1881-11-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

UCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWa. y
Ngw Yutlx, Nov. IA-Arsfycd. tho fro!a, from
Aayya; tha City Ut nGrltn, trosa lAYespooL
BALTIMORE, Nov. la-Arrl,eti, tue koln, from
Fnii.ApE1pHlA, Nov. l3.-ArElyed, tue Ohio
from Liverpool. m ., r,.,, ~
L,IkunN. Nov. M-The Anerllu9, Glty "
atelyhal nllfx
, 1881-11-14
OBITUARY..


The Rev. II. n. Humphrey, Mt Ctncln-
natl,
C1srukHATt Nov. l1--Thu Rev. Il. NJ. Ium-
phrey, u. L., Professor Of Church History IN
Lane Theological Seminary. WHlnut Hill TINS
city, t,led ut tlnnrter to il O'CLOCK thii'Rht' nv
wna spu uf tIiY Rev. tlurtnnu Humphrey, once
President Of Amherst College, and brother of
the ncy, Edward +. Humphrey. y. H., IT 1.ouls-
yIllo. 1le wns for sereral yours
pastor Of tho First Presbyterian Church,
In Chicaso and afterwards e tue Cyl Calvary ;,,;s
nnstiott ic wns transferred tn Lano SrtnillRry
n 1SA ls3S. Dr. Humphrey wns Mo,lerntnr et tho
Gcucral Assembly nr lilo i'res'yterla'i LhuTcn
which met III ChIcnKD III 1B1l. anu nlsu oEeup!ed
othur positions OF prominence IN thns drlloinl-
nnlion+ f,,,,,.,,, nj n
The funeral will tnkc 1'Iaeo III GhlcnHn ~ q
,iiln MT i!xrtl unll Dir. Morris. Ut Lime SEMI
unry, will prcnGll tho sGrtiut.
, 1881-11-14

milo dash for horssa whch hnye noyer c ''nrfH m,f;i
,infnspu aceul,tl, Dni,,Iy third. Tim. i:ss
Tuo hnulrnp. two und II quarter ,.!,n'tes. whs
wo,l by Fred Collier, bentlng Jim I'ouRiaa, III
, 1881-11-14
A Murderer Found au1lty aud Sens
tu,lce.l tu Ton Years. Imprisonment
g,, tin tbchftNts14nrv.

Special Dtspateh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
sr. J0sEr1t, No., Nov. 12-Tho Jury III tho case
Of 1t.lssclt Kirk, charged with murder, ho iuy-
a,,a killed George Washington on tho lhth day OF
September, 1850, returned II verdict OF guilty,
and g,,vo hin, ten years In tho pcnitontlary The
u,slr.lar grow out Of tho fuct TINT Washington
waa nhnr9el With payng too much attontion to
kIrk'8 vito. This WAS the thirtl trial. tho Jury
il inth il,RtA,lcea befOro falling to ngre1 upon Il
vDr..let. Huth worc c0iorcd and young, kirk hc;
luz nyullt II. Thu yordlct souns to KaVe EcfernA
SnftHfartlnt1.
, 1881-11-14

Fti1IspoNo Mo-, Nov. 13.-I'ho house of un
old tnnp named Atson Vnit. living tive miles
lrou, town, was burned Inst nlxht. This MORT.
inu It NILS discovered that the old mAn pstlRhVd
, 1881-11-14
Al Fort Wayne, Ind, Lors e2b,000, 1n-
kurunco r12,UuU.

Bpettal Dtsnatch to The thiehaa 7ribtfHt.
Fo1tr WAYNE. Ind, foy 1a,-The h!ae NM
tnlnw store Of jacobs Il to. md tho rnE mid
nit stcro Of nrcltrr & villa were destroyed by
f,ro n, o'clock this nlurning. The buildings
wcro badly damaged. Tho tirc orag!'intea 1 y ~
spontaneous pnnibustiou. l4ots, s2tAuVoi lh'
rnh rnr EtIG NM.
, 1881-11-14

HAMILTON, Nov. 13.-An interesting tablo is
published showing The exports from Hamilton
to tho United Ytutcs for tho year ending With
September, 1881. Grain and tloA prolncts ropro.
sopts SUs1lODu nr,lsnnls and wuot, $.060 100: ul'd
manufacturers, S658,0o0 Yho total amount Ia
fsHiT tiJ-un jucrpuse Vi SIN 100 over tho pro-
vIoH ycar. The statement Is verified ny tic
United StntCa CpnEul.
, 1881-11-14
Sl,e VnntA the Ceromony to rrococds
sntetal Ili&patfh 10 The ChleaNn Tribute.


, OTTAWA. Nov. 1J-Th1 lpcwltchltiE yollnE l0dy
who t,oarly ontrnppcd city lnwyor into marry"
t,g her, tho eoromony having nctnally begun
wien fr(en,ls Of tho groom interfered, hRs aif-
fc.cutiy recovered from tho shock to fler ncs'-
uus system to take proceedings against hin. sho
hns retained COUNSEL and demands tho cnrry!n9
nut of tho unptfal ccrcfnuny which WIZ 30 uu-
cercn,onlousiy broken up. Bhc claims tint stlo
has boon slandcrci, but confessca to being ltlo
eccontr[c and lnt!lscrcct. In all Interview win q
roportcr she inserted that IL wna not 'l!thy
lucrc" TINT she wanted; 1t was her rights AMI
mn opportunity to yintlcate her character
Whntcvor tho wotna1s fnttIts may be, II is quito
evident thut she Inns occupied higher social
position. She is highly educated. md displays
wonderful CONGREGATIONAL povers; lier ,l,tno nm
huyinr t,ccn mentioned III connection win Ger
tmiu fifuf tliKnltnrses, eho Inns taken HtepR to
proyc tio ntter fn!aty of the r,:,nors snoniu
tho enAc rycr como into eoart sotau yery htGr
tuntaB,
, 1881-11-14

GOV. BULLOCK, OF GEORGIA.
gpxtas Dispatch to The chlraao Tribune.
ATLANTA, un, Nov. E.-0ov. Bullock. man.
ngcr Of tho celebrated Atlanta hills. leaves
husc tonight for ChIrnKD to attend tho National
TurItf Convention, to 10 helti on Tucadnys
, 1881-11-14
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.


Special pt,pateh to 1hs Chicago srtoane'
Fnnr WAYsE. Ind, NOV. M-A n,neting OF
pbys!csnns and tho llonrsl ut Health NIT todAy
10 prevent tho spseul of smallpox. Thor0 aro
.,ftpcn cases here. 1t WAS t.uuitea 90 tlr4w
boundary lincs III the wartls and reAulnto tho
additional pest. house facilities.
, 1881-11-14
su,ayl.x,ox In thu Far yyoxs.

O1yMplA, W. T., Nov, I3.-1t Ia reported TINT
Zeatto has bcon Q,lnransned against Tacotnns
owing to tho pravnlonce Ut snnll.pox ut tho lat
tor plaee. II Ia also stated that HtoilIaroo1n will
foI!aw tho e1uu,ple. NJ casos arp ruported ut
XEaislu.
, 1881-11-14

PATTI AND THE CINCINNATI FESTIVAL.
C1NotNnsrt, o., Nov. l3.-Mombors Of tho
MusIcn! Association statp TINT I'ntti has bccil
cnwaEell to siu4 hero in Tho musical festival
nUxt Mny on tho night when 1.-THE Messiah y ls
l,ruauceu. --.
, 1881-11-14
ARRIVAL OF WHAlERS.

SAN FI,ASCIsGO. Nov. 1h-A number oi
whuiprs arrived from, tho Arctic todny. They
brlnX 10 Inter nowa.
, 1881-11-14
Oacnr ii, rzarpcl, ut Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. I-Uscnr u. l!afhct,
n woll.knowu printer Of CINCINNATI. Visiting
frt,us Iii this city, died today nftcr short ILL.,
nrss. flc vhs burn IN rhilAtle.nhIn In lEs. md
wns n,1ihor At sevornI huoks OIL prutiug. aud oE
n u1,tnt,rr Of pDefsiE
, 1881-11-14

A Hlockamlt1l Shop l1urnca In Col1n,.
hux, q.
CoIuNnus, O., Nov. IA s'rc In the hlaols-
sn,th shop Mnd foundry of tho fE7,'n Division OF
tho pittssnrg. Columbus 4 ~. I'''lts Ral!wns
1,omnn,,y Ills afternoon cnuscd loss ol $1,000.
EupupBed 10 hG insured.
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Notice to Contractors

OFFICE OF TRUSTEES
MAINE INSANE HOSPITAL.
Augusta. Ne, March "a, ISL
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office up
til Tuesday, April r. 1881. at II O'Clock A. NJ. for
furnishing all the materials and doing all the labor
required in erecting pavilion on the grounds
OF This institution or for parts thereof per plans
and specifications of +. II. Fassett Architect
which may be at the Office of the Treasurer Of
the Hospital. Proposals should be addressed TO the
Trustees of Maine Insane Hospital, Augusta Me.
and endorsed Proposals for Pavilion" The Board
reserves the right TO reject any all proposals re-
ceived
j. II. MANLEY,
SYLVESTER CAKES Dululhg
j. :. CUSHING. Committee
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Neu advertisements.
MAKE NO DELAY
Meaning You.

The months of March, April and Nav -.
the three arches Of bridge which binds ~
season of ice to that of roses. Thereso "e
Spring is trying period for invalids Ind;
cations of disease should now be haedad :.
once. If you are vexed with inlipe.,;oS
disordered Liver or Kidneys, want of an,a
tite. constipation of the Bowels or fevari'L
skin, take DIR. David Kennedv's Fayor;..
Remedy rithout an hours deiav. Ii is m;is
quick and positive in its action. Keen !, =
the house when YOU are at home. and tato !.
with you on your Journeys. You can have nv
better friend.
1t adapts itself to the common ills Of eva,r
dav. and sholld be found in every Gn,;ir
where this Journal is read. What Fayori,s
Remedy is recommended to do, IL uiU de
Ask your Druggist for it. But little moner
is wanted; only One Dollar bottle
"Favorits Remedy is the friend of cb;a
hood and should be found in every nursery !,
the land. Keep it in your house for your chill.
dren's sake as well as for your own. Po,
liar to the sex, Favorite Remedy proves a
real blessing. Try it and you will be Glad
you saw this article. Make no mistakes, Tho
medicine is "Faroyite Remedy," and the pro.
prietor's name and address DIR. David Ken.
nedy. Rondout, n. Y.
Patients living at distance, (except in
| surgical cases, by sending statement Of
their case can be treated at home
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Mall LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 10. 1881.
PROPOSALS wW be receiced at The
Contract office Of this Department until 3
+. W. Of Apr7 23. 1881. for carrying tie
naaits Of the United States upon The routes,
and according to the schedule of arriral
and departure specified blythe Department,
in the State Of Maine from July I, 1881.
to June 80, 1885. Lists of routes. vith
schedules Of arrivals and departures, in
structors to bidders, nth forms for con-
tracts and bonds and all other necessnrv
Information, wiH be furnished upon an
ptication to the Second assistant Past
master 0eneral.
THOMAS l.. JAMES.
Postmaster General.
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POLYFORM.

Certified with the result upon himself, he tested
his discovery upon others who suffered from nervous
pain, and in every case the relief was perfect.
The cures performed by his gifts Of Polyform be-
came 30 celebrated and the demand upon his time
and attention SO great, Prof. Edison finally yielded
to the solicitation Of those who knew the merits Of
his preparation and allowed company to be formet
for the manufacture and sale Of Poyform under his
supervision.
The number Of remarkable cures, and the suffer-
in; Poyform has saved attest the wisdom and phil
antrophy Of this course.
No higher testimony could be adduced than the
certificate OF Prof Edison, who authorizes the"
LEGATION of the following:
MENLO PARK, n.
ERTIFY THAT THE PREPARATION
KNOW. AS EDIsON's POLYFORM IL MADE
ACCORDING TO FORMULA DEVISED AND
UsED By MYSELF.
THOMAS A EDISON
For many other complaints beside Neuralgia,
such ns Rheumatism, Headaches. Sci.
atica, Govt, Pain in Back or Side, or
Wherever pain exists without abrasion Of the skin.
Polsform will give prompt relief.
Price 500 per- Bottle.
PREPARED BY
The Menlo Park Manufacturing Co.
NEW YORK CITY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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RECENT TRAVELS AND EXpl0Rl.

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