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, 1881-10-13
PERU AND CHILL,
a Government iiepudtnt~d-F'all OF tho
Executive ln Lima Under Garcia
Cu1dcron.

4 Eoyarnmeu1 Renud eh-ESal or tb,a
Executive iu Lima tjndcr carc'e o. ."e
ca'd''"':; S,v ,-,,,. u,,a,,. r., .
soonrulI,v here. rorntva, "a",r",a ""o ~ ~"
,lay from col. Don Federico larrai1oaa consu,. ,.
thut the Govcrnucr,. Ut Chlil Ind repu1atei
tn IL, .'s,",,t,ana., ntoy Auehpteu
tn.," ~ 'a'np''s"e" o"ocF Chl1iah auspacca ut
'';inu' i,a ',..,........
Tho oec,natio,, n lin" "n ~, ~" .aas a'.er
ratrcat Of tho eruvi army m w Under s Don M Nc0'as rs
III rieroia tho former found themselves In nm
e,,r,nr's capit,l, hut without uny Goyernmene
WIN waoul taeS could 'nt'ate NEGOTIATIONS for
nsrea'y Of pcaoe. Thoy refused to treat with
,s'n ,ns nef ,sn the tht s
"rxnae @ IN t ' l.ai saa
secn t liz ns .Sns tnev p"e sy toat ,ans ~ reas1a n,
iaihis sisstion q s1s tae a rsprcses,utses sa q
ncrDn rs lntln wno would. unlyi,n iii tGo Peru.
ss y,9:, ne =, nost IT, hsely to form goyernsnt sub
sSsSe, hSs Vt 70 IT, IT, 'Sws ~ onr sna asnIrt!os q Chill
,sa.i wiah money and trnops while he Or
gsWnxe.i .Wn,n a %hsl sncns known as tho
nt t aiyn tbas wMs n eene1 sx
inot by the isopie 4 ia and % oihas toSns Ia
possession Ut TUG ChtIlitlaA, Anu therefore atec-
t!ot!a Wert CALLED iur representatives to attend
q Nat'onnt J;rxisiatuED @ ut Churrsos, iu the
elnitn thMt thus1 clecuans .wuro a Rroas
nntraao upon TUG rights Of tho people,
nhd INIT they "ers tnrrltu HIt uhdet
Tue protection OF hostile bayoneta. lusl
ns thn eitet1ons for Ma1lmill''n were Conducted
!n Meticu y plneea xGrrlsnntu w French SOL
sI1nticnce shDWet1 nt tho time TINT II wns;with
tue greatest difficulty t'tldesoii cokt get the r..
qnlred pulnber VI decKntes IruEn tho different
districts tngchor. Ht nscrcnnIc ihIs difficulty,
AtA whesi tio Ehnrrl|ios Congress went t0
Work WORK, ~ uellberntinns were we're, Soit!sncted with
thNt CAideFun nsktd power 10 npKo-
ttAtr trci.ty With Chltt ha such conditions nH
tho tcssl0.i " Territory tho Cungress would
ot!ly c9'lseHt to comforting tlpon Ealdotpu tho
limited paw1r to heGottMtu for II "prAro with
, 1881-10-13

rsnprosontntlvo Of tho Centrni Iul,roati, IA
.fylHR 10 cnnttoHIn tho Eale nf tho
Macon 4 lsrunawick I.oiiron.l wEins, va.
sthn ao.nu, ttt,,n NYn hy tic stalo nf
!ic0rEln anh pslrchHsGtl by Wilson, unl is Iunk-
llR hftitlIH for M'w tnIEkern, leNylnX tho linz
I,rcsslnn that tho Gentrnl lins uriorn7 HIN 10
suspend upcrat!ons. 1t Il cttrrnntlv reported
,wnF to build l,ctween atupn1i and ATLANTA ati,l
brtwEtn htfnntN hrd lfntne nrc ltN.klng lun n.,h
t!fshcnrtenc,F. 4 prominent tntEroasl ts,ht Rsvps
It ~ hts nElnt0n lhNt II Enlu and tho 1kniDhvI1
y Nashville bnro chn.c to tho turns Alruat,y
Cltn'i neither tho cxtrnsfnt nnr tho tInn frs'!n
Atlanta H. 1fnn.b Will hu built. In sHys taDIp
tohl lhIil that Ills inwycrh were or opinion tflnt
hu uretf not hnll,l tho extension II 0t tlItl mt
with ftnIdWfu. = -
, 1881-10-13
! TIRE RECORD.
CHICAGO.

y st'sl alarm 10 EnKno Company No. 9 at ESQ
yesterday afternoon was cutiach by tho burning
oit of cn!tnnoy In tho thrco-story brick buttd-
nnnlnM. A""
The nar!n from l!ox 7;2 at $3.50 last eycntns
WAs cnnscd W u fro III tnreu-stury hrick bulI-
ing NJ M I:U kttszte street, DcCilpic1 on tho
lower ionr and hasetucmt BY LIfldhclfuer s. ca,
1rnIers ln h!dcs. whosn stock was slightly
dMinAREa by HAter. i(nlilan 5rps,. tuh
printers. occupying tho tecoi,d ilt,r iosu by ire
nnd witer nbbut $aEl: insI1rnnco not known,
The tre communicated to No. lRs. occupied by
j. l.. Stranullii,. broom supplies, WHOSE lUss,
mostly by wntcr, IL estimated at $;lUO. This II
purity lIls1,red i, conl'trlts the names Ut which
tnss nru owned hy u. Fuller. md werG tiatpaReu
70 tho pxtcnt nf $ttU ur: fiUD oniy. The flrG IL
Thought 20 hnfc originated from MI oycrbcated
boiler In tho printing. .otl'uc.
, 1881-10-13
A PALACE on 1yttErLs,

:. ,,,.,. .r ,e...I.., ~ y, ~, ',
~" numusr @ u .ovneu sMes.a a1a honoGrs ',n. ~!
tho press had m oxe'arkloh yesterIay to Iolirt
sncctinu tto ,tcw ,lInInv.cnr "i,nt ir.n,ni !.
,st,. r.. H.. ,s.'s,. ...'.',,,,., 80. ~
'ts Shops ut bloomington. 4 spccln1 trnn
consisting Of cilnir car md tho now dining Cur
left tho Union fMpOt ut II o'clDek anary. Thert.
WIZ VI I,"MIa rtanh :. "a,,''ey mao ". IT, Iiu
snht'ufk' MlcniRah Coatftl; j.. T. Ilebonor. "u'
t,cr, Now York Central: porclyul InwcIt. f,,,r.
l,nr,nn. A. Ani,ro,, atnnIs.,, 1',on,,a !. p",..,
- ~ ,.. ~ '. 4a".'sns'' ~ appch" . o""'u
~; u. u. S1hllo. a'ls'oHfs Facst'e; u flnBf0rt
Erln ChlcnKo Llho; u. 4. 1rwett. Pullman
l'uEacr. Chr Con,lNlty: A, SfcNnity. Df Hand
Mov,It,. {. ~, r,,,,h..,t trs.,..., s""...
, 1881-10-13

on md nftnr aRturdny, tho 18TH of this mouth. r.
Caso, tho prc$unt tie,loral Manager Ut tho urrct,
Hay d htnt1csotn ft'InE,nl,y, Will hpl tho ,,ns!-
ton " Finc.l'rcaItGnt nnd Gnnorni Hn1mrlli-
tctnlent III tito new urnaHiznt.on. md Ti,nunr,.
q. c'so. present Attnrncy, hulstI tho uillcn uf
Attorney atNt Superintendent. ltl,or uIflcrrs
rrtnnf IN cl1lIr1n ,f li,c 1ntne departments they
anvo l,rrcso!nrs hot1 with the H.ccr, Isay &
stinncaoin This el'an1o hns lleen tt,ntrnlritc
einen s, early lnst spring. when The urreti 1iny,
Wtn'''h II. tALt trgnhIznd unt eiratrl tliolr
nilic.r*. Owing 10 litigation, thu el,nn9c nus
, 1881-10-13

their yntcrs returned to them, tho farmer de-
ctded upnn Immediate pursuit. ITO onllcd a
!leI9hhor. Inhn ZcfIEr. and tho two set nnt bc.
h,ti'l teafn. bit though shey t,fnyt rapidly
twp suate whni,ts. wtre tnnkinR YU'n1 limo for
Chicago. Mr. FaIri,ank hus n,n1e bis !o.. known
to tlle Chicago pn!fce. AMI IL rOnatGnt thnt
WIN, be thinks, nre professional crack smen f1In
Tue city. Tho rohsery In rnw. and Will for nHny
days contfnne In bu, the talk Of tho country fpr
tnIfes nrn,in1. The gags uru e1hsh,tgl with
Hrcat Ktlsto by thusn Who hat tho misfortune 10
sScnr thnfn.
, 1881-10-13

GAiENA, ILL.,, Oct. 12-The following aro tho
appointments for this district mallo al tha Cor
nun II. +. Conference Just ctoscl: Presiding
Elder, +. kopp; 6nlana. q. +. Heller, lAto OF
Frcpurt; Lena. c. Schultz; Frcoport, Emil
Uhl. Iuto Ut Onluna; fc!tow Crcok, II. saucr;
!cwclls lru!re. F. 4. Schnub, Of tho Gpr,nan-
ailllpr; Lancaster. John xurlcker; DibuaIe. T,
" WWncker. Of tho tierIAAn: :Englsh College, Gatet,a;
hherri!fs Mn,lnl, Emil Christ; Q0lesburR. q.
!!exs: E!kpnrf, Chria Habo; CInytuu Henry
Kos.o, Lansing, ucur9o stqtter; Decorah, j. il.
, 1881-10-13

III tho racfnr race, a:.j c!asH. pussu &1o0, triu.
cess wun easily tu ihreo stt aExhl beats;
Ct)SEY ISLAND.

CoSEy ISLAND COuHsE, Oct. l..--Thrce4Gunr.
ters Of mile: Frnnk!c u. first, llello of tho
North second. MHte third. Time. :.:lD.
Mile and IN cishth: Topsy tlrst, lIEldccnkc
SECOND, Hornarine third. Time, :5sit.
Mic and Il quArter: Gov. Hampton tlrst, 1.yun-
6nletta sec,,ntl llnletlon thI1rl. Time, .:lN4.
II, tho hurtlc. racc. tii!u a1id d tfuNrnr. spucu
!at!on came IN l!rst, hut WIS act buck Tor fulinx
kltIla Clark The Judges a'y4llcd ki!tio Cnrk
the r!tct. and i,Iacet tudge alurruy second. klny
Dutchman third. Specuation lust. Time, .:lD.
, 1881-10-13
LIBERAL,

spssta1 Wapateh to The Chicago Tribune.
nLnOM1E0TON. ILL.,, Oct. l.,-TAo session of the
Illinois Ltber1l lsotIYous SncIcties tu.luy was
worry Interesting. THO attendance Ia. however,
small. The tptal numl'cr present .lnoa not OK
ctod thrty-tive. Today procccdlpgs embraced
q devotional tnuottns Tod by tho ltey, Thotnvx
kerr, Ut Kuck for,t. III; ", iinLurtsuH Smith
md tue Free Kirk nf Scotland" by The Itov.
Dr. Kerr; tho !" Kingdom nr Ifcnven," ~ ,jupl
,rt9Hny, 0f ChaAao, H.; s9rluun BY tho tlev, j.
l.. Duuthil, Ut Hhelbyvtlle, Ill.
, 1881-10-13

Hp7eld1 DW1dtth 70 9Aa Chltdoo 3T76Vn&
KANSAS CsrY, Mn, Oct. 1s-The threatened
rallroat! wnr was partlnlly ayertcd today. At y
,noctfns Of tho local ticket agents, culle.l tho
Low Joints, they decided to add clause to ther
H4reeu!eat about sataa providing for All appeal
" esases q! tlfsputa TO tho General Passenger
.l0 disaG0etel Chicago 4 Alt0n KHai, silj, II
iloy cu1lcur. rs they huyo sIHnltl thut they
VII! do ratss FROM knnsas Clty oasl viii Still 70
illalh. tlulaf until sotns othor loQpbolg Ia tho
aKTeGulens Ia found
, 1881-10-13

Spscidi Htspdeh To TIE Chicago Tribune.
ADRIAN. Mte!.. Oct. 12.-Tho l,rnd1unrtcrs OF
tic nntrpt l. Indianapolis Divlalon Df tno VIZ
bush ltnnl nre In be removal tn thls city. mud
inauy tl!sisIun officers mid nttnc,Es nrc nlrculy
liert. Adrian IL Hlso II, 10 tho scrtton hpad,llnr-
ttnra, tho two sections Of tic division nrcttlg
here. ntld tho necessary AHHs nl,I othor build
inKs Will 10 co.nti,cnuutl forthwith
, 1881-10-13

ATLANTA, C'R.t Oct. l..-Tlfo National Coivnn-
tim of ltnllroad Commissioners decided not to
nsk Congress to cBnet my Interstate rnIlr1ma
reHnlntinlla. or estuhl!sh NntI0nni Commission,
The opinion Of the convention was thut When
such lcutsAtton Is needed, Congress will prt,ytd.
II, u1td Il Recommendation would bt useless, II
not 4mprrtlttcut,
, 1881-10-13
LAKE ERIE d. WESTERN,

Spftlal Ut1pdteh 10 Tic Uhitdao JFabNnk.
LAFAYETTE. 1ttl., Oct. 1..-CnntrAry 10 OK.
rcctRt1onst ITO oaanEe wns nInt1r in tho Directory
OF tho Lake Er!o l. Western Konsl totlay, Tho
old members lH.Inx rcchuHcn. AT, ulcctiou fur
general officers Will uecEr In New ynrk ut III
curly slay. Tho flrurturs tlnuteh tliia AFTERNOON
Wer1 lItliel + ELLIS. ALEXANDER II. White, Il. II.
u. Lyman. and Gov ChnrIG8 Foster.
, 1881-10-13
ROUGH ON RATS"

6hseN4 uAp1tfh to 5hs CAtfaap Tribune
RAssAs c1Tr, Mo-, Oct. l:.-Elora Haveus, a
coloEed girl, killed hesself yestu.tluy BY catIng
thu sat palsdn known NJ "Rnugtl s.a Rals'
Last s4nday she waa hlE OH the head by a rock
thrown BY u colorpd woman. but tho post
uaurtetn prnyed tho presence " the polspH, tho
deadly principal ut which " pnusphurus.
, 1881-10-13

NEW Yonx. Oct. 1a.-Arrived, tho Hothuta,
frou. Liverpool.
LlvEnPuH, Oct. 19.-Arrlvel, tho Ibortan,
from Uostun, aud the brooklyn. from Montreal.
LONDON. Oct. E.-Tho steamships Iiestnnun
aud den. wordes, from Now Yurk, havs arrived
out. ~ '
New. Yong. Oct ls.-Arriyed, tho herdcr,
frOM IluMburx
, 1881-10-13

Special Dspatea to Ths Chicago TtibaH&
s0uT11 ELQ1N, ILL.,. OCT. l..-1'he South Elgln
soFghutn'sIEar Company made IN assignment
yesterday 10 +. +. Shepherd, har,iwaro merchant
OF this place. for tue bauoIlt at thoir cEatlltors
Tho amount OF their liabilities has llut yet boon
aacertat!,ot. II II Gcllevod, however, that tAoir
at1aEs usa In hld ahupe, ~
, 1881-10-13

CHANGE OF NAME.
aptstds Dtspat<h to 1xs Chicago 1Fthuna
GuEzh BAY, Oct. l2.-Tho Oteou pay 4 Nth.
ncsota Railroad Company will he known az the
GrtGn Bay, Winoua i 1T. Paul railroad Company
, 1881-10-13

CINCINNATI. O., Oct. Eat Chester Pnrk TO-
day the .:.D clnss wis won by Lunps. Elsie Graft
second, Ethel Medium third. Grnir tuok tho
llrst heat. Time, ...9!!s ss:s61, :::1>i. a:o!i.
, 1881-10-13

COTTON BURNED.
ATLANTA. Gu. Oct. l".-At Conyer's today, Jo0
bales Of cottan and sumo stnrcs burned.
, 1881-10-13
CARLOAD TtsEIGIfT.


CLEVELAND, o., Uat, IA meeting Of railway
representatives was held ut the kennar.l Io,,se
today. They were cafled together by Commits
E[oilerJ. ". Mid9u'y, nf tho Southwestern Hate
Association. to consider Hnd udDpt measures to
Insure tho Weighing nf III car.lonu freight,
There wero present Abont thirty pcrsuns CHI.
chgo was represented 1yC. G. Jenkins. Of the
Chleago e. GRIND Trunk Road. X. NJ. Fr4.zrr,
General Freight Agent Of tho Murle,ta & C,l-
cinnnti ltoa.l. WIS placed III tho chpir, ui,1 W. A.
Carpenter, 0encrll Frolght Agent Ut the ue-
froit, La1tstng Northern. actetl us Secretary.
Commissioner M!tlgoly presented tue plAus
adopted and tho rites III fnr,.o by the Southwest
ert, lsnto Association. which cnlbrace tho Chicago
i'asll. Hnnnllnl \ It, lna. and Chlcnao. Rock
ls!antl radlt'o lsomls. The pnn Is 10 make tho
" s crSca a t % r t nH'9a
cano'l tint by this i,lntl weighing cnnlh he done
at a tnst Of TWO and t,aif coi.ts rer cur, a1ld for
tho ralsnad companies, nnA many fralids nDw
practlced would be prevented. nesdea ths. it
!s claimed TINT tho association wilt b. lot
ter Able TO govern rItes and prevent mIs-
undcFstamdlnps TINT sometimes lrnl to
., WYE. The. scheme was thoroughly
II il later neoiinx. II was aduptea tha. III, he
rules a'ld rerli!ntff,y matter now III turcc by
roals wsst q. Chlcaan shoull be printed ai,d dis:
tr'htttcd to proper nlllces ri all rou',s west Of
lor theIr cons!lurat'pI'. Tho nieotiug adjourned
ensy meeting u RI fho 'fSSs Fs e. Io It
Ch!eHKo.
RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT.
General Manager Haupt, Of the Northern
Pacific, Inns Just Issued tito following circulars
Horacn a: Iowno, Superintendent Of tho Min.
nosota Division uf ths Nnrthern Pacific lLlii-
t., rGHl, having Voluntarily scsnred his connection
earlest perod practicable. H. atellu4h has besn
appointed his sicoessnri utld Will cnter upon his
, 1881-10-13
ONO Il MISSISSIPPI,

Gptetai Dfsgutea. to Tbs lAieaoo 7tthrne.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 1..-An Incident OF
tno pending fight batweeh Gould aud Garrett
9or the control Of tho Ohio s. Mississippi Na,l-
road came TIP today in tho Unitcd States Court.
judge Gresham was a8kcd by George Gould,
ION OF jay Gould. through bis attorney, Guv.
flenutlcka, to enJ0tn the 0nrrott factIon From
voting In tho election Of Directors tono.r,,w
eeFta1u stock which ts 0lteKcd to 10 rtghttully
uHaer tho control of tho Gould interest, Tho
Judge, however, did not look with favor uno1p
.ho application, an.i rcfuscsi to ontcrtain It,
nolafuR TINT e!ncinnatt. wbero the cot.put,y had
!ls oIce and records and held lta elections, was
.ae proper place tn apply Tor such MI ulunc-
uon. lie advised tho parties, howoycr, 10 ro.
Ssl0re Jna1o urllnniond. Us he bus bad sputi
United statss court, and wa 20 ID 1 ths q eity I IT.
- rsar1;s, sar1s nn9r to1uoErow i.,s'rM!ng.
5s"'eFs rsns 1 ef az Oa'o s,ssissipp Hsilway Conf
mfe BY ttss th i,,!' s'ay npfsd so pIan sul,,
,%3mto% i'm o1t ot she hMn1s of laecover. ana up.
i~naGa iny sta,n q, ennm!ttoe OF frc. dlreGt-
spe Pun At tho varlioat pos4I6l8 date Ths gon.
ss;ssSs Hs ss 's s tpG s s5'st'p tsass =
LII pa ~, tls''o to time. Tho amount nccess,iry to
Es1a.eS teS 20 tI T. et f ho bands Of tho ltscsvur
i"tns " tlo llrst fxkuG nf b,tlsls. 1)uQp
1usre xa!ts on tue 1ncotInx Of stockbo.dcrs to.
partesiNor fSs ior tha election of Directors. rho two
Eib5ag itlr contro. To-day tte New Yark purtiss,
III %1,eaEh w their attorneys, Hunt / st0re, az luis
~ ~; aha Mager swnln, OF New York, obtat,iud
ls",n ,auT !1re6tora from receiving tho vntca Of
spsb sb15SR9 Sn,,h,o to persons hTllax csrtlicaa of
i"1k.Vss. iiu%ks. ,This InJAnotuu was ubtauc,i fruu,
II Ihs atsa thainna with4at nntco 10 tho attorneys
, 1881-10-13
SpORTING.

WIfEELlSG, W. VA.
WIIEELtSl. ". VII, Oct. 1a.-The rnees today
nHar'led rarn at'urt. at'nut jt0D people wftHess-
'ne thcn In the ":W trot. purse 500. there
wUru seven stArtGrA.
, 1881-10-13
. COLE.
sp1tta* NsDateI to T'hs Chteaoo Iffbuns.


sPt'as Nspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
oH,aLAkrA, Ga. Oct, ls.-ln railroad olrccs hcro
r,,n,o. .aele ~ Is considerable excitement. oyern
~" 's Mat Colo and Tho Louisville & Nashville
E,.smc1ea into eo1no sort NJ combination
ea T. tole gets peTmisslou from tho I.ouls-
Aashvllle to use tho llnea OF that c.sr,-
TE"an'n4 from point of Lis system to Now
L Issl, ,and that be also hns succeeded III get
ss1atI ksssT1hataI!ar accommodation over the Norfolk i
Eoaailf which lite IA niA0 portloa OF the sys-
MStsnsy ng L0uisvIllo & Nashville, The pondl,
lSs1saaausaa lSaa "a Colo is not to build competitive
nEjisf,1nr tcrrItory, and It IL ruuored
yupf Is1A onco discontinue building the
st's:.ela pswlck extension from Maoou 10
sl ::S.s9l extcnsian. II hui!t. would 10 u
utlho Crnlral Aal,roud, which
.:ascd ty tho I.ouisyiiso 4 Nasi,-
NATlONtA A prominent railroad man gayy
seaon 1Sn ssss opnIon shat. II theso arraugs-
ssLiai. U1san USSH an made, Colo win fuaks Norfolk
~Ss& ~ ch'c9't Hrnnswick, Ga, ~ he1atesofe
.e ~ wss thought, -de1nitky settled.
Y feAtufe Of this conjecture Il that
1t ID believed u actlug W
, 1881-10-13

est.,,,siit bonds woru rcgistofol iii o il, nuios
wrrp nut nngotinhlu; u thu acsual loss to Nr
iuont thnt Tho exuna,l,atio1 Of tho hoi,su WIS
nalo lslure tho family w,ls llsturbrsi, al,d that
tho ,oisa which Mr-FIirunnk hcarA .lur,nk tho
ni4ht wls tho pounding !lono With tho lutIrun
uset! u Urnn tho drawer uf tho butc4u In tue
upstairs front ro,n.
TilEnE il No MYSTERY AT ALI.
@ A. to The VIZ ~ ~h!oh w. sntnnso yas ~ effected
whother III daytime or Mt niRht. 1t IL strAug0.
h s ;o t Il II 's s % s 4 5 I kss 9 ssyS S
%"fa' ss .s sssS"!sss I 'as's fsst rss: ill.,
Saay as two 'sqS y ss o''ts' ehas s;opa 'si
ut tho house ana asked for dinner. 1he
FarSanss nayo ioK kscnt wha. y known
strasess Wiz .roys ap With baii .tara IL sosrsi
SSsss s xf u fxy sa S Sosp We 5
Lory MEs. Falsbank has RECALLED tho auttons 1f
haIdei.ud iaess, easy ,iannyr,. !a,A.tIaIlty,
t to 10 e.ots Ssnd ss a'oat su.po,s as sr05ss s ~
.o @ men ~ was ta!, dark- eyc. sua lark Skinned.
had heavy bsuck suAssaeh0 and ohn uea.rtl
fe'.scSu. sd sd suooth Il tsce. Hs,sh Hosh uo s wore
suits na.'g u dask n,at9rla!: low:n!,aFter soe.,
ourled'up hri1hs aud MUCH depressed in tho
AFTER EArlsa rMEtn nlSsElls
they droyu away iu thu direction from whloa
!s', ssa sss ss'ss' aas s''' a tro tss s Ssts
w. w. is; sss 'x * ben ss .t tea i. ss q
Identity them Il captured. Tue o,hur ulc''
were os knexu - "f sa 49o no asoa d.
ple,siy severed by inair su6ber cloihins shat
even their drcaa VIVA mot rnInarkad: 30 slnn ~
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-11-24
Camden Chips.

The infant daughter of Express Agent
A. L. Borradaile died of scarlet rash OH
Sunday afternoon last.
f. NJ. Fowler and Mrs. Ella Potten-
ger, NEE Lonsbury, were married on
Thursday evening last at the residence
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Lonsbury, on north Main street. May
they both live long and prosper.
Our worthy Mayor, Jas. L. Thomas,
who is and has been seriously ill for
some time past, will, We learn, make
an effort in a few days to go to Des
Moines, Iowa, at the earnest soliclt;l-
ton of his brother DIR. Thomas, an en-
inent physician and founder of one of
the best hospitals in that city, with a
view of his restoration to health again.
Ed. Kennedy, editor of the Gazette, ,
is happy. It's a gal, and he says it's
all o. X. and doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad. Varney and their
show folks have come and gone, and as
they could not control the elements
their receipts at the Opera House on
Saturday night last barely COVERED ex-
penses.
The KS of H. are coming.
For oysters by the pint, quart, gallon
or Is can or if you wish 'em served
up raw, stewed or fried, together with
a square meal at any time between a.
IN. and D. m. go to Wilson's oyster
agency and general supply depot and
Cap will get them up for you. j wo
doors west Of Earhart's corner.
Our citizens arc in OBSTACLES over the
anticipated feast of fun in store for
them at Guilds Opera House Saturday
evening next, Nov. goth. The occasion
being the second appearance in two
years of our Clio Dramatic Club, who
will produce that thrilling temperance
drama entitled, "Fatal GLASS;" conclu-
ding the evenings entertainment with
the laughable comedy of "Among the
Breakers" As the price of admission
is but Is and % cents and the perform
ance is gotten up for the benefit OF our
excellent Camden Band, a cordial in
vitation is extended to one and all over
the county. So.come ahead. Our Band
bows deserve and will fully appreciate
the compliment.
Miss Jennie Killough, residing some
two miles south of G rmden, and Miss
Huddleson, of Richmond, both diplo-
matte students ofthe McMeecan School
of Design, of Cincinnati, were rrOs-
pecting part of last week in the city of
Hamilton, with a view, we learn, of es-
tablishing q studio for the purpose of
teaching drawing, portrature, wood
carving, decorative, design painting,
etc. Miss Killough's portrait of Gen
eral Hickenlooper, of Cincinnati, paint
ed Immediately after he was elected
Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, was so
gratifying to the General that he hon
ored the young artist with another or
der.
No better evidence is needed to veri-
fy the popularity in railroad circles of
our friend j. r.. McCord than to note
the fact that he is daily in receipt of
dispatches from st. Louis. Chicago and
etscwhcreyrc requesting hfs utuubfc ser
vices, but it's n. g., as he will go to
Atlanta, Ga, and return, from Rich
mend, Eaton and Camden, November
30th. Last excursion Quite crowd
from Eaton and Camden will go with
Mac. Next.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-11-24

The New York Graphic's portrait of a
minister of the olden times:
There was once a minister Of the Cos
pei who lever built a church.
Who never preached in one. 3
Who never proposed a church fair to
buy the church a new carpet.
Who never founded a new sect.
Who belonged to any sect.
Who frequented public houses and
drank wine with sinners.
Who received a salary.
Who never asked for one.
Who never wore a black suit and a
white necktie.
Who never used a prayer-book.
Or a h~ymn-book.
Or wrote a
Who never hired a cornet soloist tc
draw souls TO hear the "word."
Who never advertised his m
Who never even took a text for his
sermons.
Who never went through a course OF
theological study.
Who never was ordained.
Who never was even Converted"
Who never went to conference.
Who was he?
Christ.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-11-24
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