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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-25
GnOd Wives.

A correspondent writes to the Buffalo
Express: In the "Notes and News .
column of the Express of Saturday last
there are some lines under the heading
"Good Wives" but they are anything
but what the author, the late W. W.
How, of Shrewsbury, England, with
whom I was personally acquainted,
wrote. The original verses ran as fol.
lows
Theee things good wife should be like
Which three things she shouldn be like:
A wife domestic, good and pure,
Like snail should keep within her door;
But not like snail, with silver pack,
Place all her wealth upon her back.
Like town clock wife should be,
Keep time and regularity.
But not, like clock, harangue 80 clear
That al the town her voice may hear.
Like echo, a wife should be true
And speak but when she's spoken to-
But not, like echo, still be heard
Contending Tor the fiGal word.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-25

Here is the danger which lies in first
love, according to the Bazaar; Always
it is vowed to an ideal. Once in 1000
times, perhaps. the actual person is
found so much to resemble the imagin-
airy being that the exalted sentiment
may drop. and rest upon that reality
without shock or change. But commonly
the difference is worldwide. And, if it
be the unrelenting test of marriage
which discloses it, happy is it for those
hasty lovers if character and principle
maintain the VOWS which passion took.
Yet first love, though oftenest delusion,
is not, therefore, folly. That rapt ex-
istence in upper air, that losing of self in
another, is not ignoble, and leaves be-
hind it something sweeter than it takes
away, as when our friend dies, his angel
comes. It's only WHEN the radiant vision
of a long past defrauds the honest nres-
ent that it can harm. Ioor faithful Jean
Burns, toiling early and late to keep the
BARNS together and her Robin respect
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-25
How an Intense Desire Was Gratiflea

we saw our train standing at the station.
yelled and the Professor shouted, and
the astonished horse jumped away as
though he was going to Gallipolis him
self.
'Let him gor' howled.
''Pull out p yelled the Professor.
"Whoop! whoop!" We walled in chorus
First thing you know, we came to
long iron bridge. with a placard painted
on it. Something, I suppose, about
"walking your horses" and give dollars
fne,' but I didn't read it, because I
knew that walk across the bridge would
lose me the train.
''Get out O this p shrieked to the
horse, and then said to the Professor,
"What was the sign on the bridget"
"Don't know" he said; "can't read,
pull out; get up!"
"Whoa! Hi longl Jump it, st. Ju-
Ian !" the chorus howled, and away we
went laundering across the bridge, and
the watching conductor just waited for
us and we were saved. Not second to
spare.
''Now," said as the train started, ''if
any body says anything about driving
over that bridge"
"You Drove" said the Professor.
II did, I did" l assented. 'I confess
judgment and will beat the Supervisors
on execution. Good-by."
I have always had an intense desire to
gallop across one of these walking"
bridges, and I am glad got my work in
on Loveland But they didn't care. 1t
was the first time, so it didn't count, and
know the Lovelanders didn't want me
to miss the train. If they will call it
even, [ will send the Mayor a copy of
the Undergraduates Letter to
BlrEiaqtOn H0aUkeNe.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-25

THERE is no greater fool than he who
thinks himself wise; no one wiser than
he who suspects he is fool.--1farniIe-
rite de V0LOiS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-25
SENATOR MARONE.

He Declares UnequivOcaIIy that He
Is Done with Bourbon Democracy
His Reply to the Low Taunts of 1scn
HiIi-The Latter Also Gets a Terri
BILE RasPing at the Hands of senator
HOar.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-25

kerchief, Jake. I know a physician for
wounds like that. You'll have to coal
up now. See how the dear old shorter
scurries along. We're only twenty miles
from home. She shall see how ma
chine can run p And Ben thought no
more Of his useless arm.
, 1881-10-18


sptctal Dtspatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
WAsl1NoroS, ID. G., Oct. 17.--1resitlent
Arthur IS smnething OF hull,orist. Being
asked, tho. other ,lay, whether the Cabinet
late as published in these flsmtcl!rs was
correct. lie answered.: "1iave you read tho
.tory told by John 1llanEx Wien he wns
shown MI autograph Of his aiut asketl to ait-
thentcato It! Ny nl,swcr in the cnse would
te like llis-that tie authenticity Of tho n,l-
t0Rraph could not bo donbtetl-as It WIS the
handwriting Of my most inti,nnte friand."
flo then slyly alllsdetl to the probability nj
Sellntor Jones having let The cat olt Of
the bag. a host Of ollire-seekers are
constantly rrnwttlng Senator .Ianes' parlor,
ntlu Gen. Arthur treats all Of then, with IT,
lnnrknb!e patence and aniabilfty, II we
Keep IN view that, according 10 his own
statement, lIe has
NOT han FOUR CONSECUTIVE HOURS or
Si.EEP
since he WIS sworn In. 'rle distressing cir
cumstances under whIcl, lio entered his nov
office, and tho otler0tls cares and duties 20
suddenly fallen npoM him, l,aye evidently
Infected his physical condition. lio llna lost
much Of his exnbcrnnt Vitality. has grawsl
slow In hls movements, mud Ills facn bears
the expression Of slcopess nights ai,u III,
oversnxe.t brain.
, 1881-10-18
The Mutual Union Telegraph
Project Making Rapid
Progress.
A Settled Policy Of Know Moth
ingism Regarding the
Forged Notes.
Three Hundred Thousand 1>ollnrs Of 1
Per Cent Bonds Bought for Mrs.
Garfield.
a Revision Of the Tariff to Be Discussed
at tho Coming National Con-
vention.
THE MUTUAL UNION.
TIE NEW TELEH1sAr't COMPANY MAXIM

THE MUTUAL UNION.
TIE NEW TELEnftArit COMPANY MAKING
HuO1s 1tEAUW4al.
Sptetal Dsnafeh to TIE CAtearn Tribune.
NEW ,'oi,H. Oct. l7.-'rhe Mutual Unt0n
Telegraph Company APPEARS tn le making
Lood llcalway, Judging from statements
ulale by tic General Manager, 1Ir. .ialnes
t;anlblo. Ils says they expect 10 open tic
Nnw York ofllca for business on the Eth Of
October. Tllorcare now +,000 miles Of polcs
erected, and usarly: 600 miles Of tho distance
uru furnished viii. wires. Tlu work Ii being
pushed forward will. n.iazIng rAp!tlity. Al
though they viii open on tho 18th, messages
will be received only to certain designated
points, but OH the lst Of November additional
UiEtcrs will bp upenett, aiiu
EyE1rrItISn WILL. HE IN REAnISEas
to to alt tie business ti1at they cnn ,sec,tre
1t was sattl to!tay TINT number Of telegraph
operators Ut tho Western ,Uni0h TctcErAlItl
Company. WIN aro engaged 10 work fur the
Mutual Union lave been dismissed from The
e!np0y 0r tlp former company before thu ex-
ptrAtton Of tho lsllnl months notigG which
tiley l,ad given Of their Intention. This, 1t Is
reported, Inns catlscd much comment nnll OK
citeincllt n,liDnE tho operators, rs they Ind
not alitLciprtcd two or tllree weeks 0f cll-
f0rCGll ftllGNGSS,
, 1881-10-18
11'EAfH..

THE FUN Foit silss. 0ANF1EI.p.
NEw roI.K, Oct l7.-Subsur!pttolls to Mrs.
Gnrt!Nlll's fund recHtyed nlltt pAtI 10 tue
uritpsl Slatas Trust Company amount to
s:aD,A3. Tho amount pnI.l by that company
for tic purchase Ut tho $auN000 Of unitet!
States per cont registered bonds IL S}l8, JUS.
The taai,ce Ut cssIi with thu United 6tntes
Trust Company Ii S1l ,.}iN.
cAtslzEp IN nlsY-nocK.
I'i,Is morning the steamship Crescent City
cnpslxet Willlc IN tlry-tlock, nn4 WAS bully
tinlnl1sol. John Hurt, fireman Oh the stcA,Il
Or, wNs klllcA md his bDtly foil iutu tho
river md sank. William Butler was Injured
internally Mla ao'lt t0 tlI1 hospital.
uSCf.AfMt:u st0SEr-0HnEits,
There IS In tho SNb4rgoasury y, ,S00, 600 In
ulicai iniett post-ull!co lMoney-'r'lors. tiie ec-
fapS ns ses Ct sse3sf I yssts fsr nn s snG s
National .laoney.urtlerr cleartng.ln.tsg. MoAt
ut the failures to collect aru through l1alstlI-
reetlons.
MolaE THAN WANTED.
Over slt. .000,0oo extended ~ bonds were
o'[ored to tha Assistant unis.( s.ates Treas
urer here, and g.. .o0o, ,tN were acccptcA.
G01.1.
I'lie steamship uerlnanlo brought sa5. 200
In gold. ...
Ex-t1oy. M'conslIcK, T.,
Ex.(ioy. Mccormick, Ut Arizoha, Is nut OF
danger.
NOMINATED FoH stAYow or nlsooKlyN,
llen1y Wa1,! Dessner aud py sGy,f etar M nt 2,
,nass-nIeeting tonight nominated Ripley
il0pes for Mayer. t;pil. Slocu,n Is the uo.nt-
lleH OF tho independent Democrats. Ttle
regular Republican, and Democratic 0rKanf'
cations liayv 1l0t yet llaae their nominations.
, 1881-10-18
MYEVERIQUS.
SUPPOSED ATTEMPT TO nuNy TIE sr1:A

SUPPOSED ATTEMPT TO 1lultN THE STEAM
sltir HUrlISIA.
NEW YonK, Oct. 17.-'rIo police t,nyo Eecl,
informed that nn attempt WIS mntln Sunday
evening to hurr tho Crnnrd steamer lIntllnta.
Tim Chtef.Stoward says: "rhe llrst knnw
Of 1t was wien Len Colo, ono OF tho latls, told
nlo i,e sn,elt something queer nft. hurried
aft, a,,a tlaoro Iconltl plainly scu solnu iluttl
scattercl over tho runners oil the passagc-
way between tic stateroo'ns. sent fur
Secantl Officer Stoyens, and, with Ills help
al1d TINT OF gol,lo Of my own mon, started
to fold up tho runners. Aas0on NJ I did, tho
carpets. Il. consequences Of tl!a friction, pre-.
Bu'te, Immediately burst out Ill u blaze a1sd
wo threw ti,onl Un tile dock. Az ttlay COLI
tInuc4 to burn, aid tltore was Imminent dan
CUR Ut tlo, Wharf aud oti,yr property cntching
tire, wv threw tho burning earputs tMtu tho
water, wlloro they continued to iluze, until,
fl fcar Of tho ship being burned, wo sunk
ttlenl." Four .bntttes smelling Ut p1os-
p!Ior!,s mud gasolillg, wero folllti ,iear tho
location OF the fire. 'Cwo yfsltors To thu SLIP
ara sl,speclcti, aud tllo poltcv arc looking for
them.
, 1881-10-18

and tho conclusions Tint arrived 1T w't!S wero ~;
tho rcs:'t nf my reaaontmr at that ttma. ~. ~.
x sar'cstiy Vi! t,e lime iii" toli III, ',esS y.
wnl,hl not mention to MY, ono that ! was IN
t!1o barn: she ,,: s,,, 4S n',1 ant tne eh ana
face. and know l!ottcr. For jol;s sasu. !. fns Mt
tho s.kc e "i't little dur chtfoi,, hnyo mere,
ssne 81 f f. ss III: sss II iS 5Jsssw ss"Sss @ -
rcac' iler Aunrt and savo mo then. G'lt % toeiesS' =
hnlf Mttcrwarlls. Z Is har.l 10 desgrlbs H.
workings Ut mini that Ia distracted by powct.
f'ti % WA conflicting pafstons. ooulA nit thnt,
nvery sc!iso except patn. All tny rnlserles wcra
tilorc hctorn mo; tho t!ls9race tho dislounr io
SS SeaSs aoss eTEs T 9S e:o;s oe Il m SsS
patli wore thorp, anu tburu knult tho woman wba,
ind cl!,iacd al my suffering talnY lid prays,
tor nna Il sea fre sr ps L saTss s
conquered. robbed mo Of tlospalrng tnansss
iast 'hopu-rcyongo. I throw the knife on IT,
!. atn0,i bosI!'u the duor unlcuidod and stupti
Where would 81? Ind M object In ilfo nov.
p n9ns Sf nE tt Ind hopt
flcst p!eatllngs 1f tho wurnn.
t,"; Sho ha nFnse PC 'th m easesto..
@ 1 thst @ f s @ ttmo r. n fat se Toad
know ahe wol4l. knew rs stnosl beside that
eilN Hill HislFLuGu llD uuu Eutll{l {lBE nuft hrt
tho sfnltll door, cnl!ln9 'ucnrHoy' 'tlcorxe:'
This wis tho tlntnu that WIS c!,ilncetcd wifi ali
Try slGcrlngs. George wns tho ono who bad
nlunncu tho thing: stlo hal executed 1t. 1t Va1
HeHrEe who WIS tho rarlncr ltl nal her Guilt; il
'xns ucorgc who had induced her to deal D.,
blow nftor blow Until rehason stagRoresl aud lie
wis uncomfortable: It was tho sntlio George III
wMs nnsv calling to repeat tho lose She called
tu ynln-ueorHo could not help her. Tho gnod
t'ni iistracif wnttid not sayc crthan. Al thai
il suffered 1T their Enut1g presented ltseif ha.
foro my oycs wlihnll tho vlvitlncss Of pietutr.
Her present frcnchcry tnnilaenCl the bnyond iii
eoitrnl. l wns no fel,Ecr hntnMf,: was a1cmon,
fSSrnE netting owps ro.hns isapase q
bart,. and Bho trlppe,t In, tho door and fell. j
snatchcd tho knife truni her hand, and-lll
strikey Nc. It was tho years Of suffering, ,vo
nosnc. Justice. and tho hatcd ilar,o ucorge'
t,at hel thS knife and lnpcled tho blow as shs
hnnr that word uttered without aasoclat1nR Ii
with something awful. Therg In something dor.
RID ns,out tho ahMpe OF tho word As We see It il
print, hut to hcar # uttered wildly. piteoilsy. 6
knowing It was tho last. Inst word Rtlo ever woul
nttor-oh! O0d, Il wns horrillcl Indeed, atartet
" @ @sa Sess iisGf eS asross as so s @ tsa s fsa Ill.,
Of murder ringing In my ears, the aiow, timIl
step, tho pitifuE plgalling purslling md kenpins
paco With ny. I t!ea without 4 pursIcr., Tha
feartul .stnutncss In every direction. raisel
Hiy hands to my ears to shut out tho awful cry,
md bccnnlo conscious that my hnnd gr4spe1
'siurtleri' rbo snow, onco 40 white, now seemed
rtrl. NY llrlbs seemed pa1sled. I ooull not N
,d iirrie,i nast tho graveyard. Two !ittie voIee:
TINT Ind lent, h!istcd fur years urted. Mtrtlefi
1nlrlcri' looked hack. 'rhe allow. timed step,
tho pieIdtug, pittful LOOK met mine, nnl-l sans
, 1881-10-18

4 SETTLED POLICY of KSnw-NOrlltSuIsM
liEUAlInISG THE MITES.
!spsttal Dtspatth 10 7ht CHICAGO Tribune.
NEw fol.N, Oct. 17.-It seems To he the
sGttlctl policy Of every ono who knows any.
thing about tic forged Notes tl>rongl. which
several basEks and some merchants lluyc lost
So, ,OO0 to tell rs i(tlle as possible about tho
inaster. II was discovered this morning
tlmt Mr. Ileustis, of tllo Fort Wayne, ln!..
lirm of l!c,,stls II Hamilton. wl,oso 1>n,lo
was f0rgGl tu about Ollr-thtr1 Of the
paper ont, had coma to New Yaris to
Investigate. ltr. W1lcefcr Stevens, II bratt,or
of tho missing Jolln Stevo's Ir., md II Vest
ST 'Srs9 fa tls H9' c,v ntrsg y t reSnse ;c t
Stevens BROTHERS Il Co., M. lO5 Frnnt street,
!0 further information could bo oDtainc'F.
The TWO gentlemen III question Ind heci.
there during tho morning, but !la'l gone
away. N0tllil1g had bco' 'nard Of the miss
luz John Stevens Jr., WIG. sGenis 70 bn tho
nnly terson WIN ca.l explain how tho nUtcs
rot into the market.
, 1881-10-18
GOV. WILTZ.


O',neqnfes Mt New Orleans Yesterday
Of tho Late Govcrnor OF Lol,ix[nlan. p.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.--Tllis morning the
remains Of tioy. Wlltz were removed 10 the
Senate Chamber, where they lay III Stato
nntif = y. ILL.,, when ttso funeral procession
Formed, aud, proceeding through the prln-
cilmi strccts, escorted tho rcsnatns tn st.
Louis Cemetery, wllaro they wcre deposited
III thu faulily vault. Tho procession was
large, alul included tile military, Ilremerl,
Associations Of tho Army Of Northern Vlr-
ginia nml trennessec, benevolent associations,
9"s:s sfa ac it t sS e osisis sisiESi isnSa sa ssc s
Illl,lbgr Of citizens III carriages. Ex-t;ny.
Nicl1nl!s marched III tho procession with the
yetcrans Of the Army u Northern Virginia.
I.iettt.-t;Oy. s. y. Alcl;ngry t0day took tho
uatfl OF UfIfru MS EDvnsttUr,
, 1881-10-18

tlat npped fur iwu ni0i,ths leave Of nl,sence to
W liu1l- Ahonin1 IN Central Africa. Tio dit not
return tor scye' ycaFs. Having large fortune.
he travctcii nlHut tho word without Ins tlntilt
III tho Turkish cnnttlnnnt, tIr thought OF rrasn1-
irE military l!fc. lfc hnd trcu Il Ht,od o!err.
n1,d his ,tIpllrntiun wNs Urantnd ut s,siee. lila
et,u1f. n tcotli.br1sli. q,il chick. hook. III
sal.l tNll bnxgaKa wns abnrc. and Tint he coul,l
appenrcl IL EnEiantl, aftcr hIs adventures ii
Central Afrra, hn wnnt tt SEQ his lilotaor Indy
nj Ereut roilne,1nnt. Un tho nlnrntnR AFtcr hiA
r'nn,. There WIS no ono there. tho he'd hnd mt
lhun used. Tho wiintuw WIS open. and a roro
rctlt servants III ntf DIRECTIONS to took for fltl.
liz w.ls FUND hs1tet Under tree III tho garden,
which. tIo nj III, wis taorn ct,n nfnrtMblp thnu a
etUsu, slutfy betlroDnl.-TtnjAe H1r.
, 1881-10-18
CASUALTIES.
a BAD ACCIDENT.

Iowa Cry, H., Oct. l1.-A freIgllt-tratn MI
the Burlington, Cedar ltapltls Il Northern
liai1road WIS preeipitated through a bridge
lust east Ut this city at ! 80 this morning.
The p!Ifng Of the brIttgo had beoll washed
sccurc.
r. a. Alexander, the conductor, escaped
un',trt.
II. +. Callklns, the engineer, Ind Ills left
leg broken In two placcs.
G. Il. laEtee, fireman., had n leR ard arm
broken, atul was badly scaltictl, and III this
condition wns washed tlowll:tlio creek utmost
quarter Of 4 mile before 1lc could tu rcs-
cNetl.
Edwin bay, l.rad brakeman, also l,utl ono
arin broken Mud was bntlly bruised,
\ w0rkitlg.trnlll Whs ur tho spot by . n. H..
Mid TIC wreck il being rapidly cleared away.
, 1881-10-18

u ,n %ar tar ,,Ia,, s.n ill.,.
lln"E"d.
The following, taken from tho Rochester
u"ton Of tho l4th Inst, is the confession Of Ed
wnrl Earl who was ha1,ssd 1T sagovIlle. HUM
llton colnty. n. =, Friday OF lust week, fur
"who,, WI % tbat We wo,au mi took @ tho wit, witnoss.ston in
tho ct,lirl-ruu,n Ut Jci1,stuw NH swure to Whit
HhU knew was fnlsv, shc did it r00lly utld ieliu.
ShU lid It believing Tint wptjJ mi si,ryrp Tic
,!lfgrtcc Of tho blow size WIS .lcul,lg mo. As
laoxcl tler Y tlo ryc,, sNoro thei, ana thers
would undurO any amount Of suffering, brHve
nny danger, mike my sucri.lcu Ii, url,cr tU nc
s ny t prn1ss aa 'at NJ hr er eyn eanxs q
hI wis merely a question as 10 nv getting Git
II prison alive. while III prison oneh .lny wna
snw my lllttu XIII tl,orc wcro shurt Intervals In
wt,ieh rlenfc,l, but tho 9Gncrsi uyurylluy icrl-
fn9 was uuo of hatroi aii.l rGvel,Kc.
Ii, n Hi,rernHt iivht4 ;rhoivh j l,"ti styt,r;' t1
tako tho wuinans iIfe, hltsi resolse, to a,i MY
innve nv chtli tiesni%tg md miami. 1 rrusntI1,I
tliu csS With myself, and lIy iovo for tic cltl
uvrruutI,t tny Into FOR tho ,eof,,tn, md on tho
hn,;ss. nulI in tho nresut,co ur lirown. hts
inOthGr, Ir. iowis and his ION, 1ilitn6lcd yscf
Uurore tho wotnni and hegsel hcr to 'pity no
lid TIT, md / wauiv1 nly tlttic Eri, Nc. ano
wt,uitj 1lus. / wis In tho strspts "a and hud no
VIA Il cruel tn,int. wien y{1,l cut,sijcr Tint shS
VIM tl,o nne Wit t,ttl robbed mo Of nv Ao.lu.
then NeKxctl 0i Aer TO allow tlo Guild tu visit mo
iuothnr'H. M. II hgr ,noti,nrs hotlsn
wis not good onu1gh for mo to visit
S9sS s!e she @ ;a II r 81 Wns ts tnos 'nefe
ier very existence wis siistonor to nc, hut stS
laughed an nyel With JAJlv, mil felt uity for
bcrs wsulvc,i 10 tako NV cGlli frpm toat ulaco.
s, T., ,,,t, st1sonsotr ar ,it r., ~, - ~,
, 1881-10-18

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. l7.-1'he Garfield
Monuncnt-Fand Committee today received
tho following letter:
MApfsoS. Wis, Oct. 4.-HgNrLEMEN: atn tp
rccnipt ef your letter VI tho sth Inst. requesting
md authorizing me It, net Il. "0eneral stans
n,eMt t. secure popular contributions 10 ths
(inrled monument f,ln,l. i ,,cccpt the posi.
ttun, nntl slnil trkB lnnAura In doing ntl within
my lb0wcf fnr tue krHluotiou Of 70 worthy an
otfort, have asRocIntcd with myself tho fion
David Atwnnt, editor Of tho Stdie Journal. aud
Prnf. W. Z. Whltforfl, State Superintendent Of
rntury. We Will Immediately take measures for
publishing general information IN the subject
,Ltitf nflnrtllnu tn tho people Of Wisconsin m op.
purtHnity for contributions. Very respectfully
yours, WILLIAM T.. SMITH, tloycsuos.
The contributions up to noon today wer&
S1l lMHl
, 1881-10-18

Bpttfal blspatth tD The thftaeo Tribune.
T0noSr0, Ont, Oct. 17.-In the pa'pits
yesterday reference was matte to the seizure
by the Toronto Collector Ut Customs Of
l'ainc's "Agc of Reason" and EoEtnire's
works. Tim ter. DR.. Wild Is tho only cies-
gyman who thinks that Paine and Voltaire
can be read III this intelligent age by any
Intelligent man without hurting him Mt NIL.
large order fur tho books ins been sent. Il,
the United States, nnd, II 1hesn are denied
nd,nistallce, they VIII bo reprinted IN Cnua-
da. Tho test w0MEtt then llnya tn l'a lnatin In
the Jaw enrtS hn not ~ ta Golcctor Ct GMs
Lynch, and the Rev. Mr.. Ilninsforl, ln their
several churches upheld tho seizure.
, 1881-10-18

Tic many friends of A1r William l.. Smith.
worth, OF tile lunll,er ilrln Of fraser IL South
worth, will bo grlayed to llcnr Of tho tt,ss tlu
lns sustained 1T the tleal OF his wife, wlicl,
occurred Ill Exeter. Me-, Saturday Inst. Mrs.
Southworth l,as suiTnrpd greatly for several
years, t.1IA recently went E.lat Iii search OF
health, Afr. SUulhwnrtll went Eust SONS
ten days ag9, On!y tn find Ier Il, 4 dying
condition. Thn tccr,,setl WIS Il inost cstlul.
ubo lady, nit! hnr death will bu setlGercly
u.erel,utl by ail who llave n1i,pportulity Of
enjoying tic pleasure IF her friendship.
THO remains will bo l,v0stg!t to Chicago anu
buried ut ltUstlill Cemetery.
, 1881-10-18
EASILY ENTHuSED.

Sps<tal UIpafeh to Tht Chtfa6a Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct. t.-tieorka lteyor,
Cuptaln OF the Porter RIFLES, was tonight
elected Superintendent Of Water.Wosks by
all overwhelming yote oyUr Capt. Wyatt,
who Inns bee.l Superintendent for aiiteuii
years. Itla enttrn city Is enthusiastic, ai,u
r0uM4 after TOllIltl ot cailII0ll WIS tirrl.
, 1881-10-18
SUICIDAL.
IN JAIL.

IN JAIL.
Spseiai Dispateh 10 TAs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,, Oct. 1T.--Thomas Deyln,
q avagrant, who hntl Just served out tLlrls.
uay sentence III tho county jail, md RHO
llatt Just been arrested nn1 ihcnrceratel fot
another thirty days for tho same ofrense,
committed suicide this morning by hanging
hinse'f IN his cell witt. II twisted sheet hs
WIS y worthless fellow, whisky lsayins
brought Him to Ills low estate.
, 1881-10-18
hinRIilARY.

aFselal nIpasea 70 IN ckleaao 77lbaas.
Es.0iN, Ill.,, Oct. 'lz-l'lu funeral Ut the
late Edward ". King occurred yesterday,
Dr. i. +. Cleveland, Of Dundee, .fllslated,
'rhe printers of. Etktn, thu Are. tlcp:Atme,t,
Company T., /. n. a., tl,e usatil Army Ut ti,a
lteuliblIt, and nlllLtNTy baud formed part Of
tho procession.
, 1881-10-18

ANN AHlIoI., Micll., Oct. 17.-Ihe wmnlns
Of Gen. Gcorgo u. I'LL, who died Mt Yn,,k-
ION, Dals., reached l.ore tonight, lie was iii,
curly resident of Ann Arbor, where lu I.,-
Gated In 1SsA3, nllll built many of tie princt-
pal buildings III tho city. ile WIS Republic
IN lit politics, Anl during Lincn1l's Atlnll,l-
istratiul WIS SrrycyOr-t;clltruI Ut Dak0tls.
For several years wlst he l,Ms lived Ill WAal,-
u years Of MEC,
, 1881-10-18

dp{tiaI UlspaIth 10 Tbs UhledaQ 7F1bAh&
KEuKuK, H., Uct. 17.-Yesterttay Was one
Of unusual Interest among tic Catholics "
Keak,k. Nearly 400 pcrsons received tae
sacrament Of confirmation, Which was vi:
,n!nfstares by bishop AlcNnllen. of nassi..
tha exercises wero vory eloquent anl nppfo'
pelNte.
, 1881-10-18
POI tTlf.At

PHILADELPHIA, IN, Oct. 1.-THE Cltlzcngs
natlsn Hampton H., Carson. Republican. sia
b!e candidates f0r thG oftlcp of Cily Co!lalss
stollur. Tliu enllnllttaa wullltl* nut lmlot.M.s
either tha regular Republican ur Delloesa'a
IlOtu1nte9