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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04
R0nALD. DON CALL IN THE MORNING

Now, Ronald you know tfml I love you
You know that my urumise g. true;
And think there d nothing more plea srrA
Than leading the GcrIuan with yCu.
But listen. I've something 10 WhispT
ID surc IFS no pCri'0us warming
Int your fears all 20 rgst. It's simple rrquu-
Please, Ronald, dun't call M The morhiug
Now, Ronald don't wrinkle your forole--
And open your eyes Ike q Iou-c,
Don't try 10 look rUrful or hurr.d.
Ny love. i- viii be OF u-e.
Oir can't ur-iu-g UutI. braid aud r.u sl..
With only half minutes wJruiIr.
And when deoH5i'ie one rUaliy yaH't %.
One longs for a call in the morning
Besides. alnnnn thinks Il Is silly
And surely dear mamma must kEOs
For she's hcsu header of fashion
Tbes.' thitty odd seasons or sl.
Don't talk o. simplicity, dearest
WHAT ., Euty vithout me a.arnt -
Ono looks like "a fright after .Auc.uI OIL 90 -a..
So, Ronald, don't cLl iu the morning.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

In New York the other day q
stevedore was injured by falling cotton
bale, and was placed in an ambulance
apparently Iifeless As the vehicle rushed
toward the morgue the surgeon in charge
sounded the gong, as usual, to warn
other vehicles Suddenly he was startled
by hearing the supposed dead man re-
mark, g If you don't stop ringing that
bell I'll get out and walk " ~
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04
Murder For Sport.

1t is said the Earl of Cawdor and five
friends killed 500 hares in one days
shoot in England If the noble hunts
people had ''shoed 'em'' into corner,
and exploded quarter of pound of
dynamite over their pame and docile lit
tie heads, they might have saved just
hours and forty minutes
valuable time. We should just as soon
think of shooting hn old house tabby with
half a dozen kittens at the breast basking
on the kitchen doorstep as to go hunting
the more than .half-domesticated rabbits
and other game the gentry Of Great
Britain pride themselves In destroying
for sport. IN. y. Com. Bulletin 81
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04
Thick with the Nobility.

Two Gascon soldiers are boasting to
each other of their conquests in the lists
Of love. 81 tell you, old boy" says one,
'there's little baroness that just dotes
on me. Baroness % says the other,
disdainfully, 81 tell you, the other day I
called on Duchess that is soft on me,
and no sooner had I entered her 6oudOir,
when-bang! in comes the old Duke with
an ax-handle, and while was bolting
out stumbled and fell right into ket-
tie of soft-soap she had been boiling that
afternoon" ..H ...--.a,.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

THE practice of snake-feeding with
live animals at the London Geological
Gardens is complained of. Special stress
is laid on the case of unhappy Guinea
pig with young family, who tried to
shield them with her body from the pitt
less reptile.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

Nor less than one third of the visitors
who go to the Tower of London are
Americans. A writer to one of the En-
glish newspapers, in commenting upon
this, hints that we in America have a
greater interest in the historical features
of England than the English.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

THE Washington paper says that JUS
tice Harlan, of the United States Su-
preme Court, is passionately fond of
football. This fact should prove valu-
able pointer for young men who intend
calling on his daughters. ..
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04
4gc PairiarchaI Apple Trees.

In Skowhegaa, Me-, are two russell
apple ire the oldest was planted in
176 The tree is seven feet from the
.ror.aJ to the branches, five in number,
all Of which are very large and average
tuitty-fiye feet III length, covering a
space Of ground sixty-three feet in
.dis1later. In these branches a play
]. II Q for children has been built for
half a century or more, Anywhere from
the ground to the branches it measures
thirteen and half feet The tree is
more than four and a BALI feet In dame
ter, and it has been a good bearer-from
twclt y-fye to thirtY-fYe bushels of ap-
pics have been picked from it each year.
But the frost aud rain have made seam
III the branches, and recently one Of
iloul mas broken, but the other four are
green and bring forth their fruit in due
season. The other tree, forty-eight
wears younger, is sprout of the old
trre. II stands thirty-two feet from the
Old tree. and bears the same kind Of
apples, is three feet in diameter, and
perfect in every way.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

AMONG the Sisters of Mercy who ac-
company the Russian army are two
and a beauty with a fabulous
fortune. These women maintain out of
their own means the well-appointed
to which they are attached.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

THE Pullman Palace Car Company
proposes to do away with the old style
of silver or nickel plate for the trim
mings of its cars, and to substitute oro-
ide, which will resemble fre-gilt finish,
wear like gold, and not tarnish.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

ANNA DICKSON once set out to learn
German, bat after s1ending $15 for
books, $50 for teacher, and 81 for
pair of wooden she's, she stopped on
50 yaw," and is there yet.-Detrolt Free
Press.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

Forty years ago woman deposited
SIS in the Middletown (Vt.) savings
bank, and now eight children receive
S98. 96 each as the product of that we'll
laid nest-egg. E-s Ha ..-.s... .
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

A New ORLEANS actress put what she
supposed was arnica on her face, in the
dark but it was iodine, and she viii not
go on the stage again for a while r
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

A CAREFUL Dmr The health Dc.
pends largely upon the diet Gpodipyd
Is IN many instances better thnn mudi-
cine. How many dishes in common uas
ought 20 be discarded from our tables. n
we would not become acquainted with
that unwolccme visitor, dyspepsia |
am convinced by observation thnt nlanY
more might be restored - health Il
nourishing food suitable 10 their coDdi-
ton, and needful rcat from work ur carr
were given thom, inttoad Of atimulAbng
the system by exciting drinks aud
powerful drugs. Give naturs a chnnuo
and she viii DO much toward rcpainng
the wasted energies, II the kind ~ food
Is given that the case demands. Eicre
Il much choice IN the kinds 0f meat and
the manner q preparing them, which 40
should always observe when cooking ior
an invalid guest, or member oi tho ham
ily. The fruits and vegetables nhpuld
also be selected with grsaA care. aud
often il Il necessary that some apcci1
dish should be prepared for tho1n. a.
they are necessarily depnyed " - mnoh
that others indulge la. We feel more
than repaid for extra work whom Ne
have succeeded in getting something ts
tempt tho appetite of the sick, with no
bad results 70 follow.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

THE Pope has appropriated $50, 900
for complete and splendid edition of
the works Of st. Thomas Aquinas, his
favorite philosopher.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

SEVERAL undergraduates of the Ger
man University of Marburg have been
sentenced to three months imprison-
ment in a fortress for dueling.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

IN coming $50, 900 in silver and
S22, 600, 900 in gold at the San Francisco
mint in 1873, there was lost only 500.
The carpet, which had been down i've
years, was taken up last spring, cut up
in small pieces, and burned In pans. The
debris was put through the same process
rs the mining dust, and there was got
from the old carpet 50, 500. That carpet
would be hard to heat-PlttladeL0lsfa
Bulletin. - q 4 & Z ata1ssg.s.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

SpURGEoN says that an Englishman,
before starting on foreign tour, orders
the most ridiculous suit of clothes that
it is possible for anybody to wear. '
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

A PHInADELPHIA man who detected a
piece. Of bark in his sausage visited the
butcher shop to know what had become
of the rest Of the dog. t.ii hoal a q
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

ABour 400, 600 tons q hot wnioT,
averaging 1852 Fahrcinhoit aro an
nuAlly pumped from tho Comsiock
mines. To heat this mnts a. wntcr BY
artificial means would rcqnire 3 con
sumption Of over 80, 600 tons o. coal
year. The water nom some o. t1c deep
est shafts, 1900 feet. has tenperattrc
of lbT 9 Fahrcinhgit fr- |.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

AHovG the fish of the United States
tlra cod co1ues first in money value, the
& salmon second, the mackerel third, and
then the menhadcn, In weight the last
e!.-.Gs highest.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

u NIGHTS OF HONOR .-Morristown, No 072
IN Meets every Thursday of each week.
.r J. N. MCFARLAND, D. E
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

r o. G.. T,--9Iorristown, No. 234-GIeets every
As Monday evening.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

r o o. F.-Morristown, \ . lG8-1st, 2nd and
L. 9TH Tuesdays Of every month.
JoHS MURPHEY, n. G..
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

VIGoRoUs efforts at tobacco culture
are being made in Italy. s..
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

ID OVAL ARCH CHAPTER R-3rd Thursday in
IL every month. JOHN MURPHEY, II. P.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04
RogersviIle & Jefferson RR.
LODGES.

~ 4 4. M.-Morristown, No 231-1st Thurs
II . day evening, 2 O'Clock, every month, in their
aalI, at tho Masonic Academy building ...
a.. S. W. SHIELDS, ". NJ.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

N'S3 ~ ~" "a -" A~A~S
Daily Freight and Passenger Trains-Sundays
excepted. s....
Arrive AZ MorristOwn 6:45 p. IN. Depart 100 a. M
Arrive at Wolf Greek. 2:15 p. IN. Depart 3:l5 p NJ
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

'tHo always was headstrong, you know.
Don't you know how dRagreeably selfish ke
was when he came home from Trevelyen
Park, a couple Of years ago, and refused TO
70 into society at all, even when he had
come into the snug little legacy his grand
mother left him {" ... t...t I..
santelle turned frowningly 70 Living
ston.
+" If you knew how II annoyed me 10 hear
you talk"
Harry arose promptly, laughing. ...
SAN right, III call again when you ere in
better humor, Ray. Mrs. santei.e' Jon
promised to show me your pelargoniumh ]
think ?,n
The conservatory door bad barely eloscd
on their heels when Livingstone levity
vanished. ulI
Mrs santalle, Ray is . much siclTs
man than You have any idea ot' Co.
a lalIH tu ..a.ur
r-a r...ff.l .nl.i. aaa.
Ia -d..
tnll Ll tala...ll -I sa.a
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04
TuTT'S HAlR DYE.

GRAY HAIR or WHISR ERS changed to GLOSSY
BLACK by single application Of this DYE. 1t
imparts natural color acts IastantaneOusly,
Sold byDruggsts or sent by express receipt of 81.
office, 35 Murray ST., New York.
A DR.. TUFTS MANUAL Of Valuable Information and 4
NUsefAl Receipts will be mailed FREE application.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

TIM amount a butter now made in
Iowa creameriea Is catimaicd ai u,Vv0,
900 pounds per annum. .fH
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subscription Price, 81 90.
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T. Il. LEACH, AGENT.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-04

married this man and woman together;
Let none but Him who rules the thunder
Sever this man and woman asundeE.
, 1881-02-19
THE SAFE-BLOWERS,

They Got After Candidate for Mayor.
Tho safe.bluwors whu recently commenced
uuernttons mnl0 IL successful hnul Thursday
ulx!,t Or curly ycsturhuy ut tho ilnur and fecd
hturo Ut ox-.td J. T. ltnwiuiKi, northwest aor-
l,er Of Qrccn nnl Monruo strcels, Tho etl.
trance wns erectud ly prytng open
a window oil thu Mnnroo street frunt. They ut
frat attempted by hrcnkfuE ploro out Of tho
window. pano to rcach In au1 throw buck the
"cHtctl Of 4 BpFlnH-lock OH tho 'luur. Entering
tho ulituc, tho burRlals rAllsuokca everything III
their senrch Tar plumber, aHl, iiiltng ltttlr or
nothing Ut value concluded tu blow 0poI Il int
.lluul-zlzut sufc, which stool III eorner Ut tho
o,l!cu next tho struet. To tho en tlat tllo ex-
pluspn ot powder, which they intended to use.
wouIl mt 10 hpArl upon tho street. or by tho
wheeled tho saf1 sos,a. acvonty-lsa foot ~
tho rellr OF tho blIlalng, nHl placcA 1t In
d rarn-bin In hrsler to got Tho suite out thoy
r"ijing. 4 hoo was first borM III Tic tloor Of thu
saf0 just beIow tho conblnatlon., hut tho
bit brt,ke 0ff, nnd another ho!D wna
lorod moro successfully Aove the cp'nhi,.ato ri
placed. u tlor oG six or ssEeM bugs Of grain Waa
picsl directly uyllnat tho sAfc.dn"r !E order to
tua.ieE. tho snunl Ut tho cxps!nI!: An excess
Of tho safo was bully torn and rlvvt,.
After hepln. tao,,s"vss T. mi apat o. ~
~ ~ slySz ~ tn1 osS '' ;lm@w wic ncne
up0n u yIrtl adjoining tho Alley, aut wont uut III
tint way to avoid Detection,
Residents In tlo Vicinity think thoy heaF4 a
that ths btrKlnss buItlra thom, Sor} e!uvorty:
Not Gny',sas thcro man atH!tdily tlatellllH tno
tsst, but two Uthcrh III eylA!l4 Attlrc were atA-
ton on or ncar tho cornor during tho vreates
portion Ut Tho ul9ht.
, 1881-02-19

LIVERPOOL & LONDON 4 GLOBE INSURANCE
C0MPANY-H0W THIS OLD AND REllh-
BILE COMPANY RETAINS IT'S POPULARITY
As THE LEADING INSURANCE COMPANY
Of THE COUNTRY.
On the tlrbt page Of this paper is presented
tho at,nunl statement fur tile year 1nSo VI the
UnItetl States Branch Of tho abore Company.
'r1u Btatetnu,it al,0ws net earnings for tho
yenr Of $5+i.ls5.1t. III u!tr oN. corraspon:.
.tpnt's rcpnrts Ut New YUrk OF Jun. II, mud
subsequently,, It WIS sf,owM tl,At tslts CUill-
aIy lind tiolleN larger business IN tho United
Statcs tlnl my otAcr furefgH Or liulno cunl-
nnuy during HlH l,ast yuAr, thus returning lis
reputulinl, lis tho leatttnE ttEe-lnsurMltcu c0ll-
pnny Of tho globn. The Chicago Dralleh Is
1T Itself II powerful Institution, tho local
lIoart! Of Directors bvlng culsp!srsl Of lae,.
uspNetatty ,lDtGtl fnr their wealth Md i!tlll-
encc, Ihuy aro John Crcras, l.. 4, J.cter.
ninl ticnrgu Armour. Owing tn tho aela
supervision or Wiilan Warren. Esu., tic
ltcsitlent Sccrctnry {wl,u ms ber,l will tic
Cn,ulnI,y llvarIy thirty yenrs), tho Company
Euyu nav over A1O reliable nEn.ts tlthngl!-
INT tho Northwestern StutcS. l'!lr Cu!npa'y''s
reputation f0r prompt payment Ut losses +
proyorbIat. Thu Chlcago offices ara at LII
Ln SAtlp street,
, 1881-02-19

nmpln fnr Tho cIsy'a lcKnl Representative ~
s!lifk tho payment Ut such debt! ThesH HI'h
nl.tnY mars sIuitInr .tt,estIrns Will nnhlr'+ l'n
asktai by tI,Hny citizens WIN rtNld .h. SINGULAR
ptrnXrnph. y 3AHrAfElt.
tTI,r writer NJ tho nl,Dyb iutthr ta very WWr
rGlltlcr 1t wis nut Etntctl In tho tnFHsTdrh N
a'lest'on ttnt tho f:ity Attnri.y h.,l l,;.,i ~
wntcr-F!nu. rrt'lir"i by TIM CITY hnh ret.t.i 10
tho tu,in,y Attorney. In Tho ehse In unccstion
It wns thu strylr:-ripe, ct,,,nnct!nK tho hnso
frequently steps In nnt! niet.t1s thu llo III order
to rutHtt !ia1Iu3H 70 Tho srnrt mud tlt"t! to!"
.etH thu b!I1 frnit tho lls,lsrhhGr. ns 1t doIbt'
1ra4 will III ttlIA particular E,.HG.
, 1881-02-19
AFGHAN fSI'AN.

AyOon EItAS DECLARES wAn AHAtSr TIL:
AM!:i:M.
fnNln,y, Feb. 1H.-A tltspatcl, from IlGrIin
Bays: III consequence Of 1s,lssfa's attsaice
OIL l1orat by tic river Aid valley, Ayu,b
klln!s has declared wnr aEnlnst the A,neer,
nntl llrs already ueeuulu,t Mailnund."
.AttItM
CAtcUrrA, Feb. ts.-'f'lM envoy from the
Anleer IF Aiel,nuistan l,as arrived nj Pc
shaver. Gil rntlto To Calc.itta oil II 1nissioIt to
tho lntlian Government.
1t II rclurtnl fran Calutn1,nr tint tliyfs-
Inn Df Tic Antcer'g urt,y, consisting uf fbNr
regiments Ut infnntry ard l,01U cavalry, lHls
HrENt sensation.
, 1881-02-19

Rtc1EMoSp, Va., Feb. ls.-IIast nights.
through express train OH TIC Chesapeake Il
Oh!o Railway camo into cul1lslnn with II
SECTION Of ull castwnrllbpNNl freight this
morning bctwcnn Callahan nllu Backbone
Stattons. ". Il. CunI1ii. tho engineer Of tho
severely injurc.i. iii; engines hid tho
baE,itHe-caf nf tho passclEtr-rNtll. N.Ml sey-
crill frelg!lt.ears wrre, wrecked. Causc of
The collision, misunderstanding Ut traln-
orders.
, 1881-02-19
THE 1}()i;I}S.

THE NJtASHE F1lfi: ATATEa.
f.ONuuN, Feb. lS.-AL tho opening Of tho
Orange FREQ States Vullssrnutt, President
]Irnnd made IacEfie spcecl,. Tho prevalent
opiniuM tiiIru In tint majority will favor
observing neutrality.
4 LONG nOCtMENT
signed by Jotbert, tile 1,nrr commander, Is
published settling forth tic grievances Of the
Duers,
GENERALS Cos.s.Ey ASp WOOD
hnya decided not tn n,lYnilcc until tleir
who'll force Is concentrated.
, 1881-02-19
4 FAITHFUL sP0TTER,

4 young man giving the nnme Ut John Stein
way WIS nrrtst'sl Mt MI curly t,utr yesterday
tnurt,I&,t by officer .Tn1ln Hickey, IT tho Wrat
NIntli4oil Htrcet Rlution. win ehlr1,rs him with
having represented hi,sc!f IN be Il police nsIcer
The hour WIS UcIock yestcr,'ny
t,lurntnK In THO htnry and nlfns,st
hlintlInH snuw-stort,. md SttInwHY
WAY t,lrel'ng pQat ns faithfully, II not tnoEc 10,
t!,Hn Ft'lt,c Ut ttlc nce. The fnct 0f the matter
il thAt tctnwny IL In tho employ uF ccrtnl1 Hcn
ut iH,li.m hcnt1,.lnrtcrA, and his bIsinr*s ~ to
sit!ss''* md paS Hlnttur h,nonr tho policemen.
eaI t.oy hsy. u e We X eK"a rs mi u i.se .n po
pt,ttudly Gy lin. Etelnwny rla IL set for tho I'd,
, 1881-02-19
BOGUS BUTTER.

II, McI>onouEh grocer at M. lla Waat Mad
isou strrot. bis wtYe b1ary Mcl}onolHh. grocer Ut
NJ. Gaa OIL tho saHlo street. Hnd II. 4. Ctark an
Wi,ll4m liennie, gFocers dulns business rsspoct-
tyely at Nos. 1al and sas West Madison street,
wore bo0ked Ut tho Aruory last Night
TO appcnr before Justiue WallacU to-lay uuln II
chargu Ut snllil,X buttorino ur Other Uu1hpuunds
In llvu OF Lutter, 7. u. Sullivan, Rruc.r, "
the sat,a ot1ense, rocolyo4 cont!nuRisoo unlli
nGxt Monday.
, 1881-02-19
A BROKEN RAIL-,

DENVER, Cola, Fub. 18.--'rl,o rear pnssct-
gcr coacl a1lll sleeper OF tho knnsas l'ncliic
train duo l,cru ypatcrtny afternoon WINS
thrown from tho track anil turlrtl M its sldo
near River l}ulid about a:'0 lust hight by Il
bruISun rnii. Eeyernl persons Wtru slightly
injured, but luilr seriously.
, 1881-02-19
THAT WATER-PIPE,

70 FAs Editor o1 1hf CRIe41o ITtu1HF'
CulUAuO Fst lH-pIGaso cnlixhtcn tho citl-
xens OF Chiou3o u ~ tho laca1lg of tho oxtraor-
4lnary paragraph tn this mornings paper re-
tatlng to the Clty-Attorney aud tho bill he TO-
fuses to pay.
Is tho ulty In the habit Of doing tho plumb
tnx for Its n!lictn!s7 II tho city Is Technically
Responsible for tho ILL., " thurD 0 way to sEeos-
ur 1t frum the City.Attorneyf IL tAFoo1 cx-
, 1881-02-19

OFFICE or THE CHIEF BlnSA1 OFFICER,
WAs.tlSuTt,S. u. c., Feb lo-l II. 1u.-For Ter-
uessce and tho Onio Valley, eiou,y woatllor.
witt, ruin or suow, followed BY clearing weather,
Winds shifting to colder norlhwestorly, Rising
barometer.
Fur tho Lower Lnko region. snow, followed h5'
cn!.ler, clearing weather, uorthwcsturiy Winds.
rIsng blrosngteE.
Fur tho upuor Lako roxto,i, warmer, clear, or
pnrtty cloudy weather, light northwcstcrly
winds, becatnlng variable, following by atouon-
nry Or falling barometer.
FOR tho Upper mississippi md Lawcr Missouri
Valleys, warmer, clelr ar purity cloudy wcather,
,orthwrs,erly winds, becoming light uud vArl-
ab.e, thence shifting to soil utlorty, stationary ur
falling barometer.
local hHRkElVATtnNe.
la, IL
, 1881-02-19


v1ScESSEs. Ind, Ful,. l8.-I'hc Wna'aah ttfvcr
sill continues to rlsu rapidly, at,d threatens IT,
oyerUw ita balks. rho l:tnlarrnss River. which
rims !nso tho Wai,ash six miles below this city.
has hnckch up several ln11cs fntu Lawrence
County, ILL.,, nId ha!y dnmaEcsl tho GROWING
crnps. Farmers urU despolcnt. As iiIey expect
na mlcb devastation rs accompanied the utala-
trOtla tlOul Or 1916.
, 1881-02-19

Sptttat Dspafeh 10 1hs Cattaeo Tribune.
M0SMnur,I, ILL.,. Feb lB.-At lcast nnuthcr
foot Of snpw fell lust hight nnI this tnDrntng.
l,,t this srow hs hot tlriftoa ns bully M III the
storm week agl. l'tslI,lR, however, have aHain
bcen hadly tlclnycl. Tho Burlington nlyht eS-
press WIS ssuwed in nHnin ut Wyumt LUST
iRht. ul did ssot rnch hcro till j y. ill.,, twcivo
hUurn lulU.
, 1881-02-19
4 IIARI) WINTER.
THE DESTITUTE: 1)ISTN1f"T.
Sptttat I}ispttcA 10 The E'hteIg7 Tribute.

NFsE7
Sptttut })sspasch 10 The EhleI9o Tribune.
btDEx City, H.. Feb. IA. iihIo nhd Perry
Wn1stro,. travelling men Vi thla city. returned
tn.sny front IL trip nlong Tho tnnll' line ot tho
Milwaukee l. 1T. rnlli 1loa.l In fMkata. lst'w
hiockndctl with Rfluw fur n,u,lthH. They fctn,rt
scarcity III ftiri nn,l nii necessities. eosnd Sttl-
tuns uro turning rnllront1 ties. Tho sl'r1ly nf
tIuur ls exhuustc.l. Ti!s ruad w1ls n1'nnctl ts,-
tlny 10 Hheldnf,, nnt nrtl,ably will l'n opened
through tho destitute .llAtrct III few days. It
Il ecar. with II light nnrtltwest wInJ. Tie tetn-
pcsnturo Ia II tlcHroGs ai,pye atnUfts.
, 1881-02-19
1tEl.{)N ZERO

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Fob. ls.-Tho Govern
mont Signal Service rcports thu temperature Mt
tic following pOtnts ut B:ls this morning rs fol-
lowa: laelow xcro-Moorhcutl. Mini. 20 lcgrccs;
Fort Garry, Mum. =: Duluth. MItn., &; Vincent,
Mlni., n; North P!Rtte, Nel;.. H.,
, 1881-02-19
bntt1e mil fa1t Ut Linn published iM TIE
I isaat " MIN. M a.ta.ia.ssa

bnttle MIL fall Ut Linn pIblishcH III TIE
TntutNE Inat "Wednesday morning:
1t WnE universally = GbntatIt1 tint ut the lrrfni-
nntftn 0f iilr IHtIir Ilrnr MtraiInrn tlvn or nix
miles frotn Linn, tic rnr,,yiuiIa he'll HLyuHtnHc.
md might, by uf,e incrc determined and promrt
effort hAy0 rnatln themselves tlnsers NJ tho alt-
uatInn. Encouraging nn.t cougrnt,tintory ,lFs-
patches frufn tho front, hIlGtins announcing II
Peruvian victory wero put IN press, fireworks
"'e' tFeparna. hh' tht etree'e ~ Lima nhn tIl-
"" "elr h1ea ~ J'1'lnht una h*e'ted esh"aa.
~ 'u'a 'n.'t'ce"Frv" "uo vi th"se "'"'n'e'P'tc'
u''t'a WHICH so'it1'ies III t't1e moment eshiRo
.,o i"'t"ho I'll " enttio af'' tao aestlHY u poo'
''c' .,,
'h1.'''A'
~"u a,,n,t. n' p"sse" "r o"ss a''" nanaa ..."ost
",'...'. .ss III 'no ruua''' osssc",o , ~ y, ~ a..
"',,, ~. WI" I'"e." p" .,.' ~ -, ,,as. ,au
wlthn,,t S,n' NV ,va,"r A. t>,z ,rit,nt moment
yhj!y tl,o,r chief wux unconscious tho suporior
n,1l,.,a lI,,,ur,l,d tt,n;r y,,rcr. ouI ns.,,rInv
ths,u t,ut tho Ch1]lnn hor,!ca wmlll sun, b.,
swimming through 1,lrnt nnd t,nttno. rol,lnu.
nIIluujnv. md devastating advised thor, to ull-
tc,pn,u lin ChlIIu,,s md /" ,r,p themselves tn
whutcvcs thnv wontrtt.' f,ntrr M. strnuuIers
trn,,, tl,e ft1,ut cuun III nrrIya fin Linn mil Cn-
Inn, and their o,rf,,l rcp,r,s wnrn n, slntci rs
II ly mpatc. 1mlr,Iua and tfrcworks vrro sun.
urcs,od. md In nh tnstunt preparatjons wore
iumlc FIR
DESTROYING T,tr ro,,re ASp s,ttppryo.
All lin n,nr,,I,,r t,r tho NH ,rtrr1 sn1,,trra
cnuttrnrd IN nour nto Lima n,,,1 .nlInn b1t lin
day pns,cI III profound nl,1ct nt,l Efo'tn. With
MIL tho Indication 1T wi'nt wits IL, fs!l'v. except
the f"rta'rs of m'ny Ero'ps OF sl'!crs, t'cer"cs'
a'a I'mns IN 'so s"l's'tusn c.tes aia h.'sn' NJ.
e."'.s u."ess WI" % ".e' ~ ouv' seas' " VIZ"
su's ''e'"| ose'''' 4'"'nS :" ~ ''s"'
THE "ohh e'F r,'''.A"E l., :, - Al,
ueHa. pooes W.T." .'. aAa." III, vi" s,',, Eo', .o
aIn,, ,y,,,, h',., h"rfIn. ~ nnr, ,',ss ~ ,,,'
1acta int ,n,,nI IN, itvn,tn,d ,rbr nttark wns
oc,,c,, I'm thu storcs of tf,o t.b,nrso, anu thcsn
furnished iipo quantities Of .lrccr,cko orr,
..1 ,., to ,,ct,,>t.,