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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

Mr.. Sharon, late United States Sena-
tor from California, did not put in an
appearance at any period of the extra
session of Congress. which commenced
on March Is, 1879, and ended on July /,
of that year and, by order of the sec
rotary Of the Senate, his pay for that
entire period was retained, and covered
back into the treasury. II seems that
Mr.. Sharon made no remonstrance, and
accepted the decision of the secretary
without remark. although il is generally
believed that. had he made the point,
there was no authority under which
his pay could have been withheld.
This, il is believed, is the only case
where the pay of Senator or Mem
Der has been withheld on account Of
absence.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

About 600 inventors have sent mod
els or plans OF improved stock cars in
compliance with the offer Of the Ameri-
can Humane association of a prize for
the best. The judges find themselves
overwhelmed with the work Of e1amin-
ing.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
TOPICS OF THE DAT.

Taking the number of deaths in
France as the criterion, the daily mum.
ber Of deaths in the world averages
o17OO; As II compensation, however, for
this, the number Of births is estimated
to reach 104, 800 per diem.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

A physician, writing communication
to the Medical and Surgical Reporter on
the relation of sex 20 the consumption
OF the lungs, gives figures which show
tha' in the United States there arc about
twice .. many deaths from consumption
among females between the ages Of If
teen and twenty AS there are among
males of the same age. He thinks the
mode Of life is the main cause Of il
that young women have less outdoor
exercise. fresh air, sunlight. and the ac.
tiyity Of mind and body which is 10
Necessary 20 health.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

The Chinese alphabet is so peculiar
that there is great difficulty in dcvising
any practicable F, stems for conveying
tclographic IN essages. The telephone,
therefore, is received with peculiar favor
by the Chinese government, which has
at length decided to establish a com
plete system Of telephones throughout
the country, commencing north Of the
Yang Use kiang. The work will be
conducted under the charge Of J. A.
Belts, the American telegraphist under
whose superintendent the tclegnphic
line wa, built from Ticntsin to Taku.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

Since a sheep was first burned to test
the furnace, twelve human bodies have
been incinerated in the lie Moyne ere
matory at Washington, Pa, four OF
them the present year. or the "sub-
iects," five were from New York, four
from Pennsylvania, one was from Ohio,
one from Indiana, and one from Massa-
chusetts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

4 preacher whose doligh, it was to
startle his hearers said that there we're
three things which woman should both
bc and not bc at the same time. First.
she should bc like the snail, always
keeping within her own house but she
should not be like the snail which carries
all i, has upon it's back. Second, she
should he like an echo and speak when
sho is spoken to; but she should not be
like an echo, which always manages to
have the last word. Third, she should
be like the town clock and always keep
time and regularity; hut she should not
he like the town clock, which speaks so
loud that all the town can hear il.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

The stars and stripcb are respected by
the worst Of Eayagcs When the fierce
mountain kurds Of Asia laid siege TO
Oroomiah their leader sent word 10 the
missionaries TO raise the American flag
over their dwellings, so that they might
be saved from danger by his troops.
The flag was a power in this case, sim
ply as a sign to the troops that Christian
missionaries were there and were to be
protected, and they were spared amid
mcrcilo-s slaughter all around.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21


The California newspapers are call
ing for Eastern capital to bniId mills
and otherwise develop industries on the
Pacific coast. This seems singular, in
view Of the great number Of reputed
millionaires Of that section y oh Hill,
San Francisco, is occupied by private
residences costing from $1,000, 900 10
"a, 100000 each The theory Of the
Boston Herdid is that the wealth Of the
owners has been immensely exaggerated.
Because Flood, Mackey and others Of
the bonanza firm were in possession Of
an annual income of 81, 600, 600 or so,
their capitalized wealth was estimated
at SEQ, 100000 to s75, 900, 600. As a
nat,er Of fact, their income was the cap
ital itself The Comstock mines are
exhausted, and the stock. which at ono
time sold at more than 500 per share.
is worth about 81. Such railroad kings
as Stanford and Crocker own a vast
amount Of railroad property, il is true,
but it is heavily mortgaged and might
depreciato greatly in value under com
petition.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21

The lying in state Of an emperor or
empress OF Russia is remarkable
spectacle. The body is placed on bed,
with guards round it, and then the
public are allowed to walk through the
room, each one kissing the corpse as
he passes. The body of the mother Of
the late emperor was 30 badly embalmod
that several Of the officers who we're
detailed to watch it actually died.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
away more real estate in this city than
all its other inhabitants"

AT the present moment England has
eight ironclads either on the stocks or
launched and being fitted for sea,
namely: the InHexible, IL, 400 tons; the
Ajax and the Agamemnon, each Of
s,492tons; the Colossus and the Majestic.
each Of 9,l50 tons; the Conqueror and
the Collingwood, each OF GOO tons:
and the Polyphemus, an arnored ram
OF 2,64O tons, while two armored
cruisers, each Of over 1000 tons, are
about to be begun. France has twelve
ironclads either on the stocks or being
completed for sea, and four more are 10
be begun at once. Italy has three IRON
clads either on the stocks or being COM
pleted for sea, while another arInored
ship Of about 1900 tons is TO be taken
in hand this year. Russia has only one
armored cruiser in course Of construc-
ton at the present moment, while
Austria il not building any ironclad
but is completing the Tegetthof, OF 7 800
tons. OF the smaller maritime powers,
Denmark it building an arInored torpedo
ship, while Holland, Norway and Sweden
have no ironclads on the stocks.
, 1881-10-22

The Struggle Now Going Forward ir
tho Legtaln lure TO Settle the Quesfiot
Of Payment or Krrtt,IRtl0n.

1nG struggle NOW N01HG FORWARD HI
tho Legtsla lurc 10 Settle the Qncnfion
Of Payment or HrrHtlIRtl0M.
cptttat Dtspatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAIL, Minst., Oct. M.-rhe bond ques-
tlo, continues fnirly to divide public interest
with the Senatorial election In thu special
session of the Legislature. Through a1I the
excitement OF cRucuesinR and ca,,vasstng, the
friends OF q settlement are steadily pushing
their pln,l through the successive legislative
stages. The bill Introduced In the Senate
uarIy In tle session, which Is tllU bill Of Inst
March, fur payment Of tho old tlebt by tho Is
site of new bonds to lla!f Its at!0llt, has been
fRyorubly reported by the Finailcs Commit
tee, to which it was referred, and is now. the
tupic of rather languId and unluteresttng
debate. It IL generally considered that the
debate Ut lust winter lott little to shy, upon
tho subject, but the Legislative tradition thnt'
demands n certatn amount Of apeeclI-uaklng
Is respected. Two ur tfrev partial test yutes
aud u careful poll OF, tho Srnute leave
littls doubt that tic bill Will pass there rs
III soon Us the Senatorial election Is out Ut
u Ths MHS rcal struggle viii como iii tho House,
where the rel'n.lat!o.l pnTty y mastering is
strgfstf forcGs rho p'! VIZ ut FeS pt ttc the
tactics Of the nntt-b0na Darty have already
been revealed by preliminary motions. Al,
effort Will ee n.ade first Il. to defeat co''..
sl!etatton OF re question of settls,Ment NJ
until Atter The. lpxt election. II this falls Il
| pulley OF delay md ,ebstructlou will be
adolted hy tho replidiatlonisss; the saino
nolcy Indeed That tey avo e. ol1SMsa tSa fDs
MIN throughout tho who!o length and
breadth of Mtnnes4ta-!eaS ct ali ln tho
LrgisIatmre-wh9 viii adult that he Is IN
| fHl TT r. nj
, 1881-10-22
A Country Church in Wisconsin
Gathers a Multitude of
2,5oo People.
Eighty.seven Persons Accorded the
Rite Of Confirmation at
One Time.
Adjournment Of the General Missionary
Convention at 1udianapolis-'
Officers Elected.

AN SMTO4kTAFT EVENT.
spteiat Correspondence of 1he tAtedeo Tribune.
WArrAcA, Wis, Oct. .9-The Lutheran
Clnrcl. nrar Scandinavia, tilirtccn miles
frotm tI,t. city, last Sunday was tho scenc OF
thu annual confirmation exercises tint have
brer IN vogue ut this church ever slnce It's
erection. as is well known, n lnrge Number
III tLs Norwegian and danish e,nigrAnts
who come tJ this c0unlry are disciples 0f the
Lutheran faltll, md confirmation Is mn tnl-
j,ortNnt event IT. their lifefs history.
The Scaudilavia-I,atl,ernn Church, rs It Is
called, Is ali unusually large structure. and
Is located mills md half from Scandinavia.
small vlfnge in the northern part VI this
county,. Thc seating capacity of &!le churel,
Is for about l,!00 persons, but 1,fju0 lave
been crowded into H. Last Sunday, the
18th, was the day for the annual cul,trlna-
tim, and n elass numbering elRhty.sevcl, had
buen prepared to reccisu tho holy ritz. ThIs
was the lhrRcst class that hud aver been
presented for confirmation nt 0ne time in thu
history uf this Church, and tic fact drew
out i large attendance. Peopla CAN'T from
far aNd near: by y o'clock over
1000 people were present; by 10 o'clock the
number had fully doubled, md tho roads
leading to the church were fatrly aivc with
people nnh teams. The day WAS raw and
EVlAt hIlu II t!bH'i3 sh5 4AtH tA4GAtE!sAAt
Defure the exercises commenced tho church
| was packed full, md between, tile crowtling
and pushing Of men and woinuil, nid tie cry
luz aiil ynpi,g Of children and dogs, the scenu
WIS one to bu long remembered. Atu few lntll-
| utcs pnst III o'clock the services commenced
! nmi continued for six slours. III the nean-
| time tie rain began to fall, at,d SOME 3o0 OF
4N people outside, WHO were unable to gain
entrance to tho church, were compelled to
find shelter elsewhere. 1t was Il strange
| sight to SUE tllese people, comprising all ages
and sexes, crouclIlng under wagons Or hitch
ing up their teams atn driving to sonle
friendly lleiyhburs' Mt n furious r,lte OF speed.
| The young indies present wure mostly
/ dressed III clothing lnntte frOtp tllfn
material. -profuscly decorated with rib
bo,,s Of many eo!ors. 'rhc raIn
drenched thetli, mid they presented y forlorn
| appearance. The coluIs lrosn the cheap rib
btlta ran Into their wllfte wAfsts and drcsses.
which but,!g well spattered with mud added
to the Allrat.y despa'ring look Which rested
on their fAces. When the religious exercises
had concluded, tl,e, ruin had not st0pprt.
and the 100 people had TO drive home ur to
s,'le friendly neighbours, wlleFe they might
receive food aiE4 rcst.
, 1881-10-22
ttJ'1fEft fsAf{E POTTS.

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fh1Itr fIr'H0N.
ap'etdI Dtpdfkh II 7At Chtea3o 7ftbnhs'
1'Jt&r HtittJX, Mich, tlet. .1-faE y. m.--
I1nssptt ,,n-rrp,n.iura jay tju,.Id, NAhauL Cum.
bcranl. f's'rtsn'. nnr1e.1 City and h@rRes. 1say
49, . ~ t @ - s ' ,+ .m... 80, -.
'i"''e " ~ ,, "''. "sth"-' '.""" ~, 80 .,. -
stnhohefs q. u. itnHers' Jooh huTt' ls"Fet'1l's'
=. Parker. Hett F. SHul. ....
Hh"n--FrDi1ellGrs Sfnlt1l, Hhnfc, Dhn H' luck-
ersnfi, Harry flDwnrtl md lnsXrs, Enst SNRahHW
and burger, Nury trttxle nul tutrgus, Aireta
md I,.r,,.. 4. 4 r,urnor on1 l,,r,os
~ ,st', w., ...","'" a., 49,. .".. ..,,
s. r.. ,I, ' '7 ~ ~
'"3 ''s. "1'. !Ht" ,.., n.,,
"r1s''' D"n.tea u ]"s ."'saso t'@1"'*'
lDhr llGH,H. Mtsh.. Oct. at-v:59 p. .tn.-Lo"h
, 1881-10-22
THE UEfHEItSALIsTs.

. SbiE3dl ~ lsfh 10 tft Eh{td19 1r1bHhA
DETNo1T. Micl., Oct. ol.-Tho third and
last dny's session Of the Uniyersalfst Ton
yeus.ol, opened this morning Will. tue usual
religious exercises, after which the report of
the special committee Oh the official report
Of the TRUSTEES was taken up. One Ut tho
most important recommendations WIS III fa-
vor ot. deciding ul church property to the
General Convention. a1id, after II npsotrac.ed
discussion, it was declds,t to Instruct parist1-'
es to deed their property to*tlie State Con-
yentIons, and, where no State organization
exists, to deed to the General Convention. The
convention then Endorsed the recommendation
encouraging young neil to enter the Uni
yersalst ministry, and adopted resolution
calling upon the churches 10 help liqutdate
the Indebtedness of tho General Convention,
amounting IN SS,i6s.Ji
The matter of Il cEloicu between the old and
revised editions OF the Suw Testament was
taken up Oh resolution submitted by tie
Key. Mr.. Swcctxvr under Instructions OF tho
dlcers ot the Church OF tho Messiah t'f
rhalelphl and dSarE x i,I. II fas1f }owad Hf the
ani ai"t was inally terilInated b. reter::
tha ltay. Mr.. Swee,zer, ths Key. Drs. DalEo
ins tne superlorlty in inportant poin's, ~ Ht
gent study Of the revision. This resolution
is u committee OIL tic revision ot tho
creed, the Chnir appointed the Key: Alessrs.
II: ": RugG, Of Rll0de lslaM!; W. IL. Ry.iur,
| j. II. A.wtnl. II. D.. Of Nuw Yurk; q. a.
| Miner, y. D., ut AlAssac!Iusetts; j. s: n9dgo
il, oi Cam nectieut; tho linn. Israel WISH
bsr1,. of Maine; The Hun. Th0mas j, Larst'.
Of ohio; aud tho Hon. a. II. Prescott, OF
| New York.
| The convention then adjourned without
| day. This evening Pr. Atwuoll, President
OF tho Now. York 1'henloEicnl Seminary,
| breaches ut the Church 0f Our Fathers.
, 1881-10-22
lsOIlT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVALS,

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f's e s'"ikSfs H. ts S.*ssa. sS TX; l!ssas ss'!''
/ s$Y sis.s;Sss lis; :ss :s';4.:
fs fs s1'Hs;st T. T. s;s,st ss"SsSS y':.sas
htnp 4. J1ts M.,t;GsS:,; 4; !SnGIs5; ~, I;si
FISH ;S syya s";SR s,ss :Sass
IfS ss9fys Ssa Es tsas ia;s; S"ss.i sSwins
TS Ssts.'.% .;S6i %al2; t.aSxtS Ss,tS lumber,
! tlsIs 6Sis!li; i.;sSsl ;Ssa!'vs
sci'r ssSt III tsansis iaiia., I!assisua. eoai
fsar fsaF SssH' SStH ss.i". StasissSS ,ssts"
fsf fSf & 9 aap; 81 s.'sa snstss ssss"i 'sassst
HVht William tluCt, SiltaGpRHn. bark.
ACTtAl. kAlLtSnA.
stme Chicago, Mhutn~iE. tandt1sa
htur NuxkuKuH, t;Tpsn ltMt. kutItarilt,
tsp e:s. :aarss @ IT, ''a''''
I;SS iSS s.ssr. A!sSi; s?ss %sss a:s'dsi' i'*a'
ii:fSS it;,SS ssy asits a%'ssk9 y. is ''''
|:tSS sYS:ss S;:s,, Y sa:is:a; Ws!s, t;.ss. sht set
ttSs i SSss!s:. Ss'':iss: M,,st't:s i;Sat|, ||s,t
irot, iop t;sorao IL ii%Ieal. saslsxon. taudEleA
i,Ss i;Ss NnGEfn T. nt,u tSa4 i}S;ss*H .snta :sanataro
asisi s sats nssy Sfss; fsapss ssS s
f:I;! f H$sR;s }ss::::sstt{ 't5s su o.s.
sss. sHaiS 1.isx,a is:9a Fin is1S,; f,lS. ,1see
81! ss$: E ssY & 'st !%si:: iiFS'.
ssst sst ts.sis: t tsi!ss; }@ss;k @ lssi b. ,fht III
, 1881-10-22
FEES OF PENSION AGENTS.
cns-faI f1fsrnfeh In TIA f!hkfnad Irdbnh I

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 9l.-Judge
Gresham. Ut the United States Court, de-
cl.eti totlay that Sec. b,4s5 1t the Nevtsad
Statuses, which provides punishment toE tl!e
taking Of illegal tess by pellslUn agents, WIS
not I.npltedly repealed by the net ut Junu 70,
ta7s, which likes the fec at 3iU, but provides
uo punishment for taking n,ore. 'i'ilis ruling
Is contrary tn ulat Vt United States Judge
Haxtpr ut Clnclunal!, who recently held Ill
tho Mp&0n caso that said section was ~ ~.
peafed, ana that thsra was now M punish.
ulsllt for the taking OF ex0lbltaut feea ny
rl1tln agents.
, 1881-10-22

.ja,les 4. Couch, cSas ln thicn1o ut fti9: tir,-
prltcr Tncntun. cont and fals 10 Duluth III ct'l*
trnet: nrupcllcr ID. ". Powers, GtHll IL PnrtaHo
Mt st.,j: srtoonors II. l. f'ntjSln and ltnscu.
r,ml tn t1rccn Isny Mt sis;: schooner II. !. Wcbl'.
,,n! tn duluth ut ti.i5. Cnna1 frotrhts wcrc
t,ni! At ati ennts nn vlei't nnd !. tcnts IN cnrn
10 New Ynrk. Tho h,lalnx cIhu+c IA now Rcn"
ernlIy mt IN bills Hf 'hdlnx'
At chEvEft*fttn H.
Hpsetai Htsoatth IN 1ht Ch.eaoo T''hMnt.
t.LEvEt,txn, H., ftct. !l.-thartnrs--A --Athnoner
WulIatb, rrn,I. Iutilu*ky IN Mnr'rlettn. private
terms; sclIpnntr t.lza fscrlncl. ,,vt'. Escannst
IL tarvtand, St.+l: Erh'nl!rr llatrIso1h: taaf.
tiuwt,, c,,,l !iiack itiyHr To Milwaukee. Iii:
h.trk Constitution. trc, E*ca''aba to cleveland.
private terms.
Ar MtfwAGxEE. w1H.
Ep,t!at i,1.nttth Ia Tht thttaao Tribune.
MtLwSGKfH, Wiz, t1ut. si.-lhu scn,1ncr +.
IT. Ki,,pT wne chartered fur "rr frun EscatialA
u ToIuLlo III $t,i,J, ore IN pneaeta
, 1881-10-22
MISSISSIPPI RIVER CONVENTION.

ST. LOUIS. No., Oct. sl.-'rhe Truss re-
ceptjon Committee having Charge Ut the Oil"
1ertalulnsnt of visiting numbers ut tho press
Mt the Mississippi ittyer Oonventto,,, to be
held hero on ths sith Inst, request those
pupers purPoslng to send REPRESENTATIVES, TO
notify llla Secretary Of the committees, j. u.
&, ltWltl. ut thu GiulGs DeHl1cFflt, In Grtlur
that sufficient accommodation may bu r.:
served at ul.ce, a. tbs demand for Euportorial
Hpace hlreltly exceeds the expeclAkloll.
, 1881-10-22

~ w" URlEANB, Oct 2l.-At The Stock Ex-
A,lahso ths long period OF inartlon has been
s!oAs's ~ @nd better business las resulted. As
saS r,SeS were we'll maintained durIuG The In,
s.S! at,tS! marked a4yane0 has bee|, easlly
SSs'apllslsd oil alons tAe llnc. atate md city
saH "Aus ase offered spsslngiy at an Improves
''oI,t a ahd stocks are difficult 70 buy.
.,. tAe ,alttsl shipment Vt tlls neV crop oe
eSs"s md molassea came In this wcok. aud
, 1881-10-22
A CnOD HARD MAN,

Iowa Clry, ill.,, Oct, at.-tiEcat excite
mvnt wax created III this city this afternoon
by . landlord thseatcl'nx ~ hold coEpss N
p0of fa,n!!y for rs,,t, p.ui to sell II tor dis
eeoth,g purposes. rAe landlord has pesn
sAre4tpue1 By q mob.
, 1881-10-22
COTTON TIES.

TH.LApR1pt1IA, l'a., Ovs. ai.-ln the suit
III tho Unlteu States Court Of Kennedy
Brothers, OF Kentucky, nga!nst tle Collector
Ut this pork, the Jury returned yer.llut Ut
eS.YEa for the plaintiff. Tbs plaintiff ltp'
, 1881-10-22
HOME GATHERINGS,


THE BRIDGE oHllSAsGE 70 i's TESTED.
After IN !mtnensc at'uuat OF blneser' Kicking
70 tnonse'Ves' ano tnteals' 'no s.ca'n-'nsse. 'n.
terests have finally tnauRuratod tho prcltnnnry
step toward tcst1ns tne Validity OF tno Guy
ordinance Closing tue bridges 1or ono houf III
tho morning anu evening o. caca aay ~ tno
transportation companies bus kept a FecorI OF
the number Of hours their butts haso
boon dotnined by ronson Of tho hour
ordfnance md proppscs to sue tho city
for Understanding, wo understand, to
.,.. - s,.. a.,ra,, ~, l., ,ta I,,unr n,,rt. r.,
corry t,o cusc to The fjnteil s,u,es Suprcmo
rnc, - 10 sofI that s1 M, t,,s j,rcn s,,hscrlhd
~ IT,, i1nramt ~ @ tn auAs s,oM,u. nrnnnji"r mi
oaa 81 she 's ,nost st unneni wye1s Ivy si il @ e west
fan ex-Cungfesstnanl hns tegn retalnod. Thoro
5 r. % ,o 1 ~ ~ W. ~ t1ns h,vtrv H. 10y IN mftc
~ % nnna p1 ~" man m III, ,rc d"icr1nci tn kn,y
iust ,nhnt rvha iicv nnrc In i,htt.,u., ilvnr md
it tho ducisiUu Is against them will submit With.
out Il mur1uur. II Is 10 bc hopcl thttt nn aAreosl
csso Gun be made up botxcen thy City and yes.
Eel interests ld tht's hnve tho mafter settled at
~ earls das ~ poss'o.o. ,lo..,,, ,,ruu.
HoCh anu oihht "otEs'
to9ay. rhS lumber market was clear vessels yes
Tho schooner sea nird hns been released Mt
Salld Hench
Tb, ,ur Martin arccn Ia In stior tsrothers'
donL ~ rrnairs ~ 80 "'~'
,r.' 49,, ...,, so =, :, .trous,a., Inf, ,o,+
evening TOT buHalo'
Miller Brothers nrc making new foromast
for tho schuouUr Lottc Wolf.
a,,.s ~ ~. ,.a,,.,,.u g. ro,,. ~.
,n It'll IL =, III pfo9sn hy nors
yennor prcdlpts snow-stor1ns and t,uprcce-
ontpt po,t weather On tht. lakps for this seusou
Of tic ycar,
, ., ,, x,., ~ A.,
Comtnerctal Line arrived IN poft Sestcs""y WIN
s"tsS ~ ."' .,-,
Cspt, Ek , ~ ~, '1u tv,,t ~" 'w ~ Ma
5ia 5sn.iuann in i.unh nHrnoe noe1eo" "'' wiz " "'N
, 1881-10-22

HE''r AHtrGEItIar. Mu.hctn!t. lt1hi.
4rfIr l..ht'Im IDn!i, " linz Lake. ftRhl
HeI1r Regulator. HnrtHHur. light.
st.lIr iiGlnn t'rHlt. MnHa .n lilht.
*thr +, N KnmpE. IN edii,. 4 TIT.
teflT Aary tMnrda. t:rnrd Iluvrr, light.
tchr 81 Fltn,nru. UKlensnnrr LIN BIZ corn and hd0
bu wheat.
, 1881-10-22

ported g.O10 bundles Of Iron banda to hind
rnttDn. called "cnttoM ties,n which tho Col.
lvctor assessed MS "lron h0ops." and thu suit
pAitl. >.
, 1881-10-22
YEssEL Cl1AHTEils.

At AuTxALO. n. r.
ep4<tas ps1a&eA 10 Ia pA4saea 1Sfbusa. :.
IusrALo, n. r.. Oct. 3l.-Coal tEeights. nru3
and unchanged, EngaFsmeuh-PropelieF 1ohA
L. Lyun and schooners John u. Hutchinson an9
, 1881-10-22

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An0r,Su THE 1.AKEx.
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Special Di.n'teh to 77.t cs.ttaa' Tribune.
FAST TA"As. Oet. Awe !eaTh tF'iH l"pt' 1
Grlsgy tIH.ktns, lghthu'ssc keeper ut TAwas /
1'ulnl. Tint III re,,ty to letter written 1gn. !!
ijtIk,1, c.r,cerDtn1 u Alorn-sfYAA bring placed
NJ ,tt, u,,t II .ut,sfuutnriy ghuwft thut th!s IL
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Guilty INV hrsnx tho cost nf establishing telc-
npunr connection lrou, this placu: l.ut wu nrn
lntos'1le th's ca "e ao"g ny. ~. 'asa .n,' ,s x
III put ur the itoe. For ,hrso 'ay. ssvcr.'l m
a.. s....,r..lr wcn,,,or r,,d N .hcsr
nesS awa..s ~. ~ 1r.ut ,a,,,n -. oy,n
In several iustanccs thoy have telcYfnntea 70
uscotil tu lparil as,out tho stYnul. Capt. II. will
scaj bis uctlt1u,3 uway tumDrruw, lsktux tho
Immediate establishment VI stnlton 1T tho
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Special D.p4tsa 10 N. Ch,tapo tribune.
snurp.tu,. N. y. nct. at,-Thc stcusnsl,tp John
:, r,.,. ",,a ,,,,,s,'r, ,nhr A. tfutrhI,,.1m mr-
rived at | II. m. with corn irnt ChltaKo. AHoat
II o'cluck ycstErdAy inurNlng, whtIu cntnlng ltt1
Lake Erie. both Uf tbn stssela struck outtt'ln
heHvIty i llle reef opposlt f!Ad lo!nt lIRhskhIt'
Cup,. Joi,n lcrew. nj tho Lyon, says thsy were
II the CeRuiar % cnai,sst t.t ~" fmsr irrh"s Tto
MGru drawing fourteen ieet iuuT !ncnes' Ing
@ tutuninson '. 1eWm 1 70 " WIZ h"r n'i'n1's n,,tn
n,sIv s vv' nn iii" TN wv own' se viii nmiaI iolIyt
nt1 ,yiji neutl ,Gciinr. THO l.yon was mt icak-
iu8 Wucn' ......-....
THE, ln1 .s"'n 20. - -, r..,'
srr,,f,rnx inv. Wis.. OCT. I,-Tho t,IE l.c-
vl.thn,, rt1urnni last tl,xbt irOm plum Island,
yia v mi 1., ,,, tis r,cks IN ,tt,l ixlan
Mn,,i,v. .I'I.n isvnlhnfi rcpurts that wnen nt,o
arr,yc,I thgro thu ycesrl WIS II totAl wreck,
Everything pussIplc WIS saved fruIn tho vuaae!
!,Y tic crow. sho was loaded With eedar ties
frutn Coslhr River.
:. 3ttitat DHtuteh 70 Ihs th,eaao lt1ouns
MilwAckEE. WIS, Gct' -, n,i1n usitSa ,n.s ,1ts
s;Mt. ; stna"tsu' S ~ 10y. I,sv 1s"nrM ~, rJu,n
1snu, hA* @ ~ It'll m ny stltn 'I u
st'tr,,.,'',, t.v far IL. tm,nra rf tha scMsuti
ar mtS,, .rv1.v nr.rwEHN srrAu.nAloEuEs.
sns.tai .nI.na,.h ~ ~. fhftoo, 7.ohrn.
~. ~, sn, * ~, nj Ahnnt i t:rinrk thi.
: ~ IIo. 19o. IT,. sov"r,tv r mi ,nnr
.niiV i sm"i ",i liz min ratne,l Dui,onuG. 10th
aor rod ~e, ~, k"r t ,r,,,r snuis,a Vnov MI, fr
| merly VIA Il t;re1ntt,t on tic tow- bout Sntnuct
MiilSr The si%6SinE % ws I .ho r rcs"!s 4, e r,ne
| eNys he G.ltlilnt rupuyur. Dnnnhue Is still ut
| Iiburty, and bus prubAbly shipped aboArd aolnD
outgoing hoat'
speeto, Uspoteh to 1nt Chicago 7Ytnuns
LAEIiSI:, Quu,. Oct. .l,-The steamer pass-
about two miles cut from pcnuliar,lais, IN Luke
81 ionls: ing aco!aent nappGnea
TO- 9e'1es t ,p 1hrnaFn ha aoS Iav.r samk ~
| barely e4cnUtb4 with tholr llyeS.