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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

Who has not heard or been the recipient
OF benefits derived from using N. II.
Downs Elixir, never failing remedy for
oil diseases OF the throat. chest and lungs.
None are too poor to get cured OF all bill
ious diseases by tire use OF DIR. Baxter's
Mandrake Bitters, as they only cost 70
cents per bottle. As u liniment for horses
Henry Il Johason's Arnica and Oil Lini.
ment. cures sprains, bruises and lameness
at once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

Have you found the key to perfect health
and strength? 1t is Kidney Wort, the on.
ly remedy that oyercomes 1t once the mac
ton Of the kidneys and bowels. 1t puri.
fies the blood by cleansing the system Of
foul humors and BY giving strength tOthe
liver. kidneys and bow els.to perform their
regular functions. See displayed adver-
tsemcnt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

A bad Cold will run its course Of about
ten days, and may end in Consumption
and death, unless some means to prevent
are employed at once. Many useful life
has been saved to the world by the
prompt use OF DIR. n G. Whites Pulmona.
ny Elixir. When sensible OF having TAX
en- cold, commence at once taking the Elk
ir according to directions on bottle, and
you will soon be well
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01
sHuOH,s CATARRH REMEpY.

marvellous cure for CatArrh Diphthsria,
Csnker mouth, and Headache. With each
bottle there is m ingenious nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment Of these
complaints without extra charge. Price
20 cts. Sold by ]. y. HAND, Manchester.
And by c. J. VAR. Factory Poini,y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

Are you low spirited, "down-in-the-
mouth" and weak in the backp Does
walking, lifting or standing cause pain in
the small Of the back? II SO, you have
kidney disease, and Prof. Guilmette's
French Kidney Pad will cure you,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

CTAMMEBISG. Suffering and Lisping cured
= Weak Voices made strong. bhril Voice.
deepened and melowed. School OF Vocal Train
ing 40 GeDesee Street; Utica, N. Y. l. Il. AL
pRIcH, Principal. Thoso who have been cured
can be seen at any time In Utica, or their ad.
dress furnished upon application. Send for cir
cular
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01


Its main limo runs from Chicago TO Council
Bluffs passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La Sale,
(}enese0, Moline, Rock Island. Davenport West
Liberty IowaCity, MareDgo. Brook lyn .6rlnnell.
Des Mones tthe capital o. Iowa. stuart A,iAn,
Junction to Peoria; Wilton Junction 70 Mnsca-
tine Washington. Fairfield Eldon. Belknap,
Centrevile Princeton. Trenton, Galiatin. Came
ron, Leayenworth. Atchis2n ana Kansas .sS oi,yi
vile; Keokuk to Warrington, Bonaparte, Benz
tonsport. Independent Eidon, Ottumwat Eddy
VILE, Oskaioosa, Pella. Monroe. and Def Moines;
Moines TO Indianola and wintcrset Atlantic 70
Griswoid and Audubon, and Avoca 10 Marian
and Carson This Is positively the only Kali ,a
road which owns. and operates through line
from chicago lnto b. s.s,s q kasa WIN pu
man Palace Cars attached, are run each waydally
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, Kansas CITY.
COUNCIL BLgyys. LEAyksmohin ano t ..hI.
kee and Kansas City. VIA the Milwaukee and
Rock Island Short Line"
The Great Rock Island. Is magBlheenily
equipped. Its road bed is simply perfect and It's
What will please you most will be the pleasure
OF enjoying your meals, while passing oyer the
beautiful prsrics Of Illinois and Iowa, IN one q
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
meal as good as Ia served In any irst-cass hotel.
for seventy Ave cents.
Appreciating the fact that majority Of the
people prefer separate apartments for different
purposes fand the immense passenger business
u Tits line warranting III. We arc pleased 70 an
nounce that this Company runs Pullman Paia1e
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are rus
COUNCIL BLUFFS, KANSAS CITY, Al
all 4iersi xs X. an' IL tns pni,sd State.
For Information not obtainabie at y
II. II. CABLE,
yks frssisni sod Gsnesl hshAso
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

SkWOoV tlO G0bt NV WV Sv~ss
sleeping Carsfo sleeping purposes and Paides
great feature OF our Palace Cars IL SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana
AZ MasniScsnt i iron s,idges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed TX THIS
line, and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs.
Kansas City, LeavehwoIth and Atchison. con-
The principal X. X. connexions OF
this great Through Line are NJ follows
At CHICAGO, with all diyerging lines Tor tho
x, EsaIs%oqDa with tho LIS. aM,s.. andr.
Al WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with r.. O. asst
Il Ia SALE with NJ Cent. r, r.
W., HI rrp mld. w sna +. +. IDS. D."
At ROCK IsLAsD, with "miiwaukee and Rock
Island Short Line, and Rock Jsi'd a PEG hfs.
= A pA !, \ with the Davenport Di'i''on
AtwgsT LrBxary, with the h. @. X. a MR.
AtGnInsrLL, with Central Iowa r r.
At DRs MONIES, with u n. y. y r.
Al osAmA. with B. a Mo. H. Hh. On tst.)
Al COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with re SN,hh
AtoTTuAwA with Central lows H. H.. W..
st. rae and "a, % NJ Y Ap pss w NO. wsbs
Louis q rsc.. and s. \, Geo, 4 NJ, W. H. hds
Al CAMERON. with IT. st. J. IL, H.
AtATcHisos, with Ateh.. TOPEKA sAntaFe
Aieh,, Neb, and Gsn: hf " 4 = 20, x.n
xtkAssAs CRY with all lines for tho West
and Southwest
,hTsash e f iEHoHNvyHHsiw REs MONIES
Great Rock Island Route are sold ~
,ar hons once. address,
Il. ST. JOHN,
G.ns.i Tkt,l sod pSss.gs. tfsst
". Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

CsyO A WEEK. t3 day 81 home easily
D & made, Costly ostss tree. Address TsrI
Co, AngastA. 4Ans.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

AducAted WameM.

Which IL answered in three words Take
Hop Bitters See other column. Express.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

Expose Yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise, work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time; take oil
the vile nostrums advertised; and then you
" i'll want TO know
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

Mr. O. W. Mliimorc la. gene Il
baltimore. Nd, for d es days on business
Mr.. II. T. Gray presented Us With .
hns hoqusi u fosen among them some
a the tpest dAhliss vc ever saw. Mr.
Gray says ihosc flowers we're raised hy
himself, not woman On bis premises
9--Rcv. Dr. Garfield preached = very
able and interesting sermon at ST james
church last Sunday. and though the day
Vas very saliry the church vas filed
a d. Garfield and wife have gone on
trip for recreation. They will visit Low.
ell and Boston. Mass. before they return
We wish them pleasant time.
The dance at the tovn hall las, Fri.
day evening the 26ih inst. although not
very largely attended was one Of the best
ever held there. As all who were present
We know. will say. Several ladies and
gentlemen from out Of town we're present
and all said they had very pleasant time
and enjoyed II much.
p. ID. Moore. Esq. aud wife from
Boston are in town for a few days, the
guests Of Hon. NJ. II. Deming and family.
READsBono.
Edison Fuller, about IS years old. ON
whom suspicion rests ~ the murderer OF
Lucious William, was arrested At the in.
stance OF the Resdsboro town authorities
Thursday night. His preliminary exam.
nation Was begun st Readsboro city Fri.
day before Justice Bowen. o. Z. Butter.
field appearing for the State. G. G. Boyd
and s. 7. Davenport for the defense. The
evidence, which is only circumstantial, is
said to he strong against the prisoner. who
has been heard TO make threats against the
murdered man last winter. one Of which
was that when bare ground came he would
settle Williams estate for him. 1t is
further recalled by the prisoners neigh
bors that on the morning following the
murder Fuller was lame, which. he ex-
planned, without inquiry, as having been
caused by his runaway steers, though it
was noticed that he was not lame on going
Tor his cows still later. He also responded
to not less than three neighbors. who in
formed him Of the murder at different
lines the morning after, that he had not
heard OF it before. The hearing resulted
n holding the prisoner without bail to
wait the action OF the grand jury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

ssssrts a aurLaso sAstwAy
9uf&. srrssp-Drsy'
4.a4a-sa. sssstxaros. vnnsoSr.
~ .8.s t..s.s ass.sssssss
saEsg susrh
IskfAs. AeHs@me4sA@s
So EsN
B#fs @Frsagkt
8tAs ~siSha krpfsss
NFs - Arpen meastAnNs
COINS sotsn
Fl4As Nal.
% gat So xit.A.
gaHF 80 fart Etgfss.
stFfs Aaasa.
ts Nghf btFfsss.
tsgs Hsst.s.
Dsrsa s.s-wf. paaast. orasFlas. o..
n Bsr.ser, ffspri..0f.
q .lit. Afrsrss ~ 49, Leave. 10 N.s
ass ysete'y fains s,t,s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

"-s- LaaagrOss. L.oaaesa1-,y. oa.sssv. IA.
Lsssr Davls Prgyrssss.
Asnsss ~ nssshsstsr railroad depot hesdsys
Wednesdays end vrssys ., ir.s.
HsrraSfss. lssvss Manchester railroad depot
rsssasys, TExrsdsys sai Saturdays u ~ =.
sftss arrival 81 10 10 a. .. train Geiss Hsrth.
Eeses Ia sss ytu.aica-
u. q. Hoprs. Proyrisios.
Lss,ss Thsysf's Hotel, ys1tery fosst. Tuss.
asys. Thursasys ssd sAiardsys A1rs.
ExrrHsise, leaves JAnAleA Mondays. wstsss-
as,s and fndsys 49,.
sails Clsss.
souTa-By railroad for Mes rosk. Albany. Trsy
ssa,h aud West 81 % A. =, and iop. T.
NORTH -By rsilrosd for Rutland, Darlington
North and Rats @fn.
GRANVILLE mail By stage slosss 81 10 " a. =
rosT oFFioE open from Z a. =. soIs-
s.ilsiraa the North arrive 81 the Poet ohes
sAs laasisr.s
lsiis tom the South arrive at the Poet once
q III a. n. aadt 20 y, =.
L.lis for Psra. Lssdsrevs, Bondviils, Jamaica
a.. By stage, close 81 Factory Poiat FostOf
See Alta =. russisys, Thursdsys and Bat
udsys.
81 nAss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
ARLINGTON.

The best and by far the largest lawn
party OF the season, thus far, was held at
Mrs. j. Burdett's on Monday evening,
August 29th, great many people from
ont OF town were present including some
from Poughkeepsie. Cooperstown. Brook
Ign. n. Y, also from Boston, Mass. these
with the people Of the town made very
large gathering. 1t was in honor
Of the father Of Mrs Burdett, Mr..
John b. Laihrop, who celebrated his slst
birthday. Mr.. LAthrop has always been .
vigorous. athletic man. and retains today
good share OF his natural vigor Among
the pleasing incidents OF the occasion was
the appearance Of some IS children, dec
Grated and dressed out With sewspApers,
some 300 different papers being represent
ed. Mr.. LAthrop Was presented with An
original copy Of the Ulster County Gas,r.
Of Kingston, N. T.. for January 4, 1900.
the year Of Mr.. LAthrops birth The pc.
per was drsped in mourning columns in
memory Of George Washington, who died
the lath Of the preceding December. The
grounds Of Mrs. Burdett's residence were
handsomely illuminated. and altogether
j. was . most enjoyable affair"
Mr. G. Vault is treating his house 10
. new coat Ct paint. which will make .
srea. improvement. when completed.
, 1881-04-16

CHARLTON, H., april 16.-tThere Is now In
progress OF trial IN the District Court OF
this county {Lucas) . lnara naned william
FltzsllnMolis, &hasged with tho murder of
William Mills III June last In row at Mount
Ayr, Rtnggold County, from whence the case
was brought OH change Ut venue, 1t ny.
pears from tho testlMQuy that Mills received
three pistol-sllots:in ills body, FROM which le
died almost instantly. 1t was the result OF
th.so or four roughs who went u Fitzs!m-
1nons' saloou to claan. 1t out. There
wotp seydral parties implicated in the
ni1alr III onu , way o< another.
There are. large ,nuinber OF, people,
Enl.l iae9e, I a,ii tho triai CAUSES no iittls eS-
cltatuent. 1t Is belnK heard bcfoIs Judge
i}urto,l, with DIHtr!ct-4Attorney Townsend
and 4. M, stuart for tho ftato and J. q.
Mitchell, OF this tVWl, asslsto1 by ". I,
, 1881-04-16
AMATEUR oANs,tEy.

The Executive Co,nmitteeo Of the Mississippi
Valley Amateur Rowing Association held
thn,r rcrninr.nn,,nf ,nrotInv ycstdr,lnv after.
tnsss sosa1 11;.'a 'aIuh % ,rs" tons.
noon " tho i'a!mer House lns 1ostoWlhg
were present: j. C.sosgnotl, Huntington tla,)
Boating Association: uosbert Waller, Vtco.
Trnsitlnnt t..orIn fiji I3oat Cluh: q. e. l,ur.
l4es'"Ss VIZ t,.,."nn"s< 1J1 I,1.n' nj, u'"t
SOUS vee,so'ni''ouo1o ''Hun -, ~! ,,'t !M.'s
club; Charles .. uowns' HlVerdale ti!Il
boat Club; j. 4. st, John, AIutloe Rowing
Club. st. Louis; c, G, Wilson, ltock lsta,,i
iii f,n,vIr., urd i Ati,,.tio ftirh. II n I'LL
iaa.i}xn% iatii} HtVEs H W6nt HIM. nma Il foyr'
E"c.s'1"+ tsnmf t'Inh tn,irnt,1 A>- A'' 49,
farfag11 11mt eo: vas CSaso o,,,sss chs,,m,, s,,
T.. -: nSEHt !;.suo w. scea.nr rsh e"a'''"'' a''"
yf rI.a ,ornn, y. Mvss xcssio VIZ chtsAx d,vo,.
in nr..aMfzMtin;,' ti,a foiiow,I1W , n1n,S;ttrr5
oei'iE "tpomftei by, ~ eis,1,tto.E r. ,,orsora
st si .islln. a,d nd & T.. WiIliamMs. n s'''S' - ~
,xrt sn nlnr ,n a,u, r1Gsn r IL 0f, D. ''o"s' 1'eF"
ue!s y WY, ~" a., - T''ii r.,o,o. n r,
:, ihtatns, q atmatantS-l" al" d. 11o'eF' Il. IL
d!i!. Slii J.. y ~ Uskoo h,,a,,. .,,.., a.
,,ac,,ss'o r. ~ to t .liiIarmt E1a,s M rnres
, 1881-04-16
MEXICO.


c1TY OF MEx1co, April 7. via New On-
LEANS, April la-0en. Grant aud SeiIor
none1o l!avo arrived, Tito movements OF
w. %e former are regarded with apprehension.
~, 1as lalter Ia III bad odor with tho President
4ae1e was no reception whatever.
TIE INcOnlAOlsATulls
"s'e transferred tho franchise for rail-
,oaa from afatalnoras to Monterey to Palmer
1aalllynn, and contract for tue const1,.o-
4at1 OF The road has boon made.
Ex-dov. pACltEc0 AND col. LEWIS,
~. Ialltot1!a, are III the city III tho interest Of
w lopolaWampo Railroad.
sIx THOUSAND LAnolEns
~ ~ stated to haye been discharged from the
tn'ef ttaln'ef d Sullivan 1lailroad; cause not
,IIpfogress. destroyed tho Lanzos warehouse
'loss slso,0oo,
DlAz.
NJ r,dlALvEsroN, Tox., Apsi! 15.--t,on. Porfor!o
ppaz, p, Minister Ut Public Works, aud Elk.
Vt.ssllent, IL visiting Matalnoraa Our mill
" aud civil authorities paid hin . visit.
Ttsh lie returned to-day, lie was a.et on tho
~ pfhMleaR Ade OF the river by u bargela charge
II It2ite4 States army officers, md escorted
n,o.! Adm {plstEatinn building pt Fort
S"1' WeeEe 'le vas cordially received ps'
, 1881-04-16

THE WAX ON TIE TEWH.
BERLIN. April 15.-TIle nntt-Jowisll petl-
tion sent to l'rluco Bismarck Oh the 18th llat
been going about the Empire for signatures
for six months past, and ntlns ut Imposing
restr!ctiuus OH tho immigration OF Iows Into
Germany, and excluding them from certain
walks Of ncttyity; altogetller, III fnct, uatlo-
Lg tuuch legislation OF tho past in their
favor. but thu objects OF the petition qro
llopeless,. III view Of tho uttoranco Ut tho
Government TINT 1t docs not intend to per-
Nt tho existing laws affecting tho Jews to
berepealed or altered. Bismarck has also
told tho 13nndesratl, tint tile antl7Jewlsi
aa!tatlon is agalnst his wishes. Tllo Crown
ptiaeo Frederick William, 1t not tho Eln-
peror also, l.as still less sympathy with tho
movement.
, 1881-04-16
fhe King Of Abyssin'a Slain in Battle,
and Succeeded by His
Son.
c.,,,t Uccctyotl n Littlc COOlly In
pIexico-t,000 1.'borers
Discharged.
Gladstone Tells the Truth About the
-Bismarck-span-
ish Petards.
r11E RED flag.


FIVE OF THE S'1tn ...if - ~, ~" N,,,,t.
ST, pETE,'si.INo' Apla iIo1e,',~~ ~. 4' o"n.
lists except u!a nu'""a ',.,,,a.1ia,, % ,";;t, ti,o
den'ncd 10 aca.n io1 von,oiv. .' po"asa,,oiti
Cars nss"Hlt'tt. :1,,,.,.,.sn,. i,,tn,,otT al
l[ichalot' N.o''t's's ,.".,.,I 49, ~ ,',,toatr
Sophie l7eohshsI tsa,.o "s ,.ta
.hs MORNING. e'" ,t,,, o.u"s ,,,"s ~, t,s
0rder was not a!sl"lueu; 1Me4o ""e "A' '"''
mense conconrse o1 speesalots.
THE Ai'rEA1.s or 1WussAhosE <,
and Mtefailoir were suolnlt1el ~ .nc t;''., Gz"I,
but hc replied that tne se''el'co VI l'io eoui'
taust DO carried OIL. -.--.-
MANY THOUSAND PEOPLE
passed thc night Mt the place Of execution. IN
onlcr ID obtain good rlow. Thu oxccll-
tfol,er was a rcprteycd convict Tho nrlsoa-
ers were conveyed from tho fortress IN two
carts, with their backs to the horses mn
the}r hands tielt to bonrtls 1ll their breasts,
bearing the words " "lacgieltle " In largu lot
ten After hnng1ng twenty minutes the
hodies were cut down md takcM to II cerle-
tery outside OF tllo city.
TIE CONDEMNED
, 1881-04-16

CARL MUST GO.

Sp*t1at U1sPafth 70 1he CHlta1o 7F1hIafs
losToS, April t5.-In tho case Of Royal s.
Carr, sentenced to tcath. for tic murder Of
ri, Indian ha1f-hreed III Vermont, Gov.
Farnham Inns decllcd, after It conference
with the Supreme Court, that tho execution
must tale place April 30. The petItlon for
reptiayu WIS based Oil tecllnicality. which
ltus afready lcen passed on BY the Supreme
Court
MONTPELIER, Vt, April 15.-Goy. Farm.
hmm t1lis morning, after conversation with
judge lledIleld, decided to refuse reprieva
to The murderer Carr, who Is to bc executed
, 1881-04-16
oLD-T1ME cARD.PLAYERs.
Prolonged "Rout4 ut Did Sfcttwo 1se.
tsvLcn - 1)lEby" " unu tim Lnto Judge
Ieaflt.

Prolonged "nout. ut Old sic.t=o nsc-
t,vttcn " "1'ieby " ana tin hnto Judge
re''l'' ,,,,,.,,> s,,.,,. ,xn,,;
In the carjy u i,lsory % Of i.afnyctto @ cart1pIoy.
ing was mure than IN an!'lse,nent.-witll
S'er 9" ay y; nsn 1afte',s i Wss ,g1x ls
was for n,uny yrars thu ,nost ,,ttn,i
@ ,'ayer % M tbo ,yans1, ~ 'Icr, s orc ar ',,a,,v
anec,lotes Of Alm TINT l'avs been 'a"led
down mid are worth preserving.
II tito old settlers arv to be bulioycd, "Ol,l
t,i,r, nn,l tho la,o .1t,nue rottIt In, ,,nov n
ase'y ts'sslo " Ite ear".laoie; Un one occa.
aioli tllo two sat down earlY III tho forenoon
pah,r. Atm1at j o,ciock in lin nftrrnoon,
,yhrn 1,cttft: wns obout en- w,unnr,
H., - ,..,.s,...s,.. tS.s,, -.
no announced 70 DlRoy LINT hc
wo,,t to m o,ml tnto cnro nj mt: horso u re.
,,;al I,st,,t s, ,n t1,nsn ,tova 80 :,,,r, % In,,vor
ia'eu i'etta'. ~ tn'so oass esery MWScr
without my dinner" the JudHa continued,
"but ain not kolnx tu alus, INV horse t1lst
In accommodate, yo,I Mt this un,,c<u pnttlt
rc,,rc.i % wiIi i,t1hv,a " 81, NJ ~ s %fs nncist
The next nlorillng, bright and early,
thoy wure ut It again. Digby hui
a Blk ,strcnk Of luck. a1ttl before II
1s'9ss aa @ baEgs sl M ef ~ e,its s., money
announced to l'ottit that. he was going 70
Inquired I'etttt. "yhy, llust &c. ulld feed
~ Horse, john" "Wiy, yo,1.,.',' replied
Juill1, II iayeti't ROT nny lurse," s1apping
Ills ha1,ls oil lis brecchcs pocket, ~ lfvu gnt
cioset!. IT, ~ -, ~ ~. e'"' WIS., -
, 1881-04-16

Tho population Of tho German Empire on the
1st Of lecember, lHs, has nQw been finally ascer-
taiilsd. Tho population OF Tue 4lIoruut sMtoa
0d7, uetinst Is t11s.4ut IN lb5; Davar1a t.7l old.
gRaiist hG.s8 H. lsih; saxony. W @0. .ag.1nss
a,tt95s9 III la!o; W,.rtcm1osG, l.010 ls:. against
ii ltd; Asacs-Lorrsisio, la7l WI. a2Rinat lil,-
s0t ii ISIS; lloaae- nar.ustadt, uoA.b44. agatnss
NockIcuburg. .5trelltz. loDtA tAal, sake " etiuar,
H1.bIJ; snxo- Malnlu1an, ,sH,la1i Baxe.Alten.
bufx, l65Oaa; Baxo-toonrF.Gotha, lVl,a;0;
Bue1shausea, 7l,O1a; Aut.ss loldet lino}, 6O,1ke;
lluIlss iyounyer ,Het l9 ID; OldeabusE VI! 40;
hrunsw!ck, 3a0, ~; AnbAtt' Es,7%7: WAldoek,
.nall. la,.la; Lubbock, o3,s7l; llremGn, ", ~
and linmhurK. 45l.g4l.
, 1881-04-16

I'1r~rsnuuo, April 15.-At Youngstown.
o., tlIis morning, warra.lts. were Issued for
tho nrrcst of O'Dric.',s proprietor, and Nc
Gaigan, correspondent, Of ; tho Cleveland
Sunday Timcs, NJ, nbsce,,e .s!teut, at tho IT.
stance of Goldsmith, df Youngstown, for
RssnMf Mesaa @ II w ~as kssSss g md Tss ssy
bnfl.
, 1881-04-16
Tho 1tev. DR.. BartoIton lntctnpcrance

4 N1 IEHFs Ors 1tAE&UIGu11 IUsE10PHFNAtCG*
cttetl exa,nst toe Hey. Dr.. Dastnl on accomnt Of
II sermon Of h,s IN tho evI Of intaMpcrante
lilo tank tho xr0uhd that tho war on rum. as
is not wroi,g," he said: swine aud ale arc nut
wrulIg: ruin, and whisky, and brandy aro nut
wrong; tlothfnK purely uatortal could ee wronK.
1Hsobrcty. inUrltnntu scif-iN.lulKcncc. ID WRONG.
i,u tho tieshly appctlts for particular meat Or
drink what M 4 mayt and eatiIx or .itnklns,, T., 10
theft. araotl. b0usclrcuk[ng. or a1,y vlle. inde-
cent HsAhNtt my moro thnn one fowl Il tho cause
of tho flock or brood" Or. IsartoLs tdcN u tn 30
educate 1nal1 that 1u will tRko tD intellectual
Gntoyments, h1d thus loso his appetite for In
toIlcattn1 bcycraEps.
, 1881-04-16

THE K1N0 Kff.t.1:n IN HATTIE.
: VIENNA, April l5.-A telegram fran Alex
afMlrta announces TINT tliu King uf Abysstnla
II dead ntld Inns hnen Succeeded by his son
Micl,acl. Tho kinK fill III battlu with tie
Assntlnerks,
, 1881-04-16

T1GE STORY OF Hill AND STALL.
GALVESTON, April l5.-Two years ago
Warren ll!ll ind Hugh Stall, two prominent
cItfzells ut Vaughan, uasuue County. became
Involved in q difficulty, when Hill llrud ut
Stall. They .uot day before yesterday by
chnnce, when both commenced firing. Stall
WIS killed, and Hill has bcen arrestel.
, 1881-04-16

pIrrsnuNa, April l5.-John Frobey, Il
fariner, when about llaif way homo frou
market, tho other .lay, got out of Ills wagon
to s9et n bottle TINT l,ad fallcn from h!s
l,ocket. Qne of the mules kIckud hinl. liz
WaH found illldCr tho WAKun by his solls
wlIo. llau BEEN searching city and country,
dUAG.
, 1881-04-16

Special D1Pafeh 70 IAe Chlt0Q0 IFl6NNe.
MASlrowoc, WIS.,, April 15.-Somo boys
got drank In tho saLoon of Christ Kocbke,'
ono Ut tic most prominent iii tic placc, few
tlaya ago, nsld to-day on9 OF them Ind tho
saIuonKceper ARRESTED Tor selling him liquor,
tle buln; Il lntnor. Tlle caso was adjourned
for 4 week.
, 1881-04-16

"UNCLE TOM" H0TTENsEGGEDs
q ATLANTA, Ga., April 1h-At Griffin, Ga.,
the Jubfleo Singers, presenting. "Uncle
Toms Cablu," Inst night, were salutcd Will,
shower OF rotten eggs. Ua,cle Tom wus
struck on thu check and Eliza oil tic nects.
nlltl nll tia performers WcrD spotted with
eggs. They broke up tho show SonG Of
tlI0 ugg-tiir0welX Wcre nrrexte1.
, 1881-04-16
ITALY,


;: IsEstANk.Ai,E HTATE,tENT. d.
IAnts, April l5.-Tle 1t0tfiAcIjild horsc
here lIns Notified tho ltaiinh 't1nvur'tlncnt Ut
lis Inability Ia issue It loan for tl,o rcs.ltnt,-
tioll 1T stcee payments sn. lung rs tiu: tlnl-
c,tltics l'ntseci, Francu nntl Italy nre hot eI-
tfrely sln0otlled away -
, 1881-04-16
Americans and Mexicans Shoot
Ing Each Other Down in
: the Streets.
A Roadmaster Killed by a Railway
Conductor at Laramie City,
Wyo. Ter.
A Delegation Of Murderers, Failing Of
Executive qlemoncy, Preparing
for tie Gallows.

4siAA41t h4oAN AbNAAsSSlA9+
Special Dt,pa,fA to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, April i5.-11enry Dner-
son (coloretl> wns hangetl ut Des Aru to.dny
for tho murder Of Ills wife lit thu autumn Of
1870. Several tlpusnnd people Witnessed TIL,
execution: Thu condemned n,nli mounted
tho scaffutd with firth step, and spUku nj
length tn the audience, c0nfcsSlng Ills crinc,
E7,l expressing hope Of forgiveness after the
hyn,n-
An,nxlug grace, how sweet tho SOUND
That saved d wretch ltko moi
Uslco rus lost, but nownsn found-
Was blind, but now secl~
-1iRu beeli stlhg, prayer was offered, the
black cap was drawn, the rope atljustud, and
tito trap sprung. Duerson's neck was broken
by tho FALL The body was cut down III
twenty minutes,
Rrl1E CRIME
which Henry Ducrson cxpiated to.tiay OIL
the scatf0ld was committed IN tic fall Of
ls7o, ncar the little, Villnge Of Dcs Are, iii
Prnirle. County. Ducrs0ii was then living In
little cottage oh tic outs1iirts OF the village
with Il second wife, whom ho lind recently
married. 1Ie gained h Livelihood BY larna.
tug, occupying his leisure lii hunting ind
fishing. Ills wife was Il handsome, bright
eyed mulatto, very Intelligent. md of MI Gil
gnglng disposition. lle was extremely tCal.
Gus uf er, a,l their lives were maids i,lfser-
nblo by. .constu1lt luarrels a,'tl pickering, md
tllosu who knew Ills disposition pretlicted
rious This prediction was fulfilled. Ono
nfnrn1ng Mrs. Duersnlt Was found dead in
tho cottage. She had l'ccn foutly murdered.
The ro9,n wa$ iii great disorder. showing
aspcr4}s ts5 se srnsse aa ID! '!f Ill., pueso Ss st
arrested On suspicion, but stoutly denied lis
guilt. The evidence against hin wis purely