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Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08

The thing desired found at last. Ask drug.
gists for Rough on Rats. It clears out rats.
mice, reaches, flies, bed bugs, 15c boxes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08

Toodles Always Kept q Coffin
in his housa. Had he lived now he would
have kept Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08
GREENWICH, Feb. IL, 1880.

Hop Bitter Co-SIRs- i was given up by
the doctors to die of scrofuia consumption,
Two bottles of your Bitters cured me.
LEROY BREWER,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08

0nlOT0NN For SOLDIERS, widows, pa
TN NNItINN rents, children. Thousands
L d1sNAO1tO yet entitled. Pensioners aote
entitled to an increase. Bounty yet due thou
sands. Soldiers and heirs of 1912 and Mexican
have unexcelled facilities for securing patents.
This is one of the Oldest and most responsible
claim agencies in the United States. Can refer TO
thousands of pensioners and clients. send two
stamps for late laws, blanks and instructions.
W. T. FITZGERALD,
Pension and Patent Attorney.
Lock Box "a, Washington, D. G.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08
The Illuminator.

The existence of good
feeling on the part Of the
French Nation for the peo-
Pile ofthis country isshown
by the presenta ton of a
colossal bronze figure OF
Freedom holding a1oft the
torch of Liberty. Beauty,
with usefulness, is COM
bined in this immense
work of art, as the bright,
blazing torch will serve
the purpose of a beacon
light in I harbor of New
York. There is another
figure which will chal-
lenge larger praise and ad-
miration than even the
great work above referred
Il = s1,aua1 HOO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08

with, ana represents the ageu ana worthy ST.
JACOB, ~hoidingaloft in his hand that beacon which
will guide Alright al6sailing upon the sea of life,
whose waters abound with the shoals and dan,
gefous places OF sickness and disease. The light
it casts is designed to show that ST. JACOBS l. IL
the true and trusted means OF Keeping the body
on its proper course, and of easing and "righting
it should it be unfortunately east upon the shoals
of rheumatism or other painful ailments. Ihous-
ands of grateful ones throughout the world have
proved the value and felt the good of this Great
German Remedy, and are glad to recommend it
to all needing the services of just such a remedy.
In this connection Mr.. John S. Briggs, a wel
known citizen of Omaha, keb, told a newspaper
man that he was terribly afflicted with an acute
attack of rheumatism in his back. Tn disease,
which had been proving upon him for years had
remedy known to physici ans, but found no relief
until he tried ST. JACOBS OIL, one bottle of which
effected a complete and radical cure. Another
case may justify reference
d VETERAN SEAK4N'S TROUBLE.
Editor Inter Ocean, Chicago, III: l send you this,
feeling that the information conveyed will be of
material benefit TO many of your readers. One
OF our oldest citizens, Captain c. W. Boynton, the
Government Lighthouse keeper at this point, is
probably one of the Oldest seamcn in America,
having sailed twentysiX years on salt water.
After this forty-six Years service his eyesight
the Government built the Gross Point Light here,
when he was transferred. While seated in my
store this morning the Captain volunteered the
following written statement: This is to certify
that | have been afflicted with rheumatism for
twenty COZ years, both in my side and limbs. l
am happy to SAY that, after using less than two bot
ties OF the ST. JACOBS OIL, am entirely free from
pain, though still hnping somewhat when walk
ing, from long force of habit. G. W. BoYNToN."
Referring to the foregoing facts, | might allude to
numerous similar cases that have come to my
notice, but "A word to the wise is sufficient
JOHN GoEBEI. Pharmacist, Evanston, Ill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08
5000 Agents Wanted for Life Of
RITZ

II contains the FALL history eff his noble and event.
full life and dastardly assassination. Surgical
death, funeral, obsequies, etc. The
best chance of your life to make money. Beware
of s'catchpenny'' limitations. This is the only
and fully illustrated lie of our mar.
tyred President. Fine steel portraits. Extra terms
TO Agents. Circulars free Outfit 81 cents.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co, st. Louis, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08

little Mouse! He got into the
ERnel, and Made Himself Dead.
Rk baked him in a Loaf of Bread.
ere he lies on the Table cut into by
1Hp bread Knife. Bat we will not
DOT Measie. We will Eat the Bread.
= will Take the Mouse and Pat him
ECistern.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08

LMPRoVEMENTs-NEW STYLES-NEW CATALOGUE.
THE MASON e ORGAN CO..
Whose cabinet or anor organs have won HIGHEST HoNoRs AT EVERY oNE of tbs GREAT WORLD IN
Worthy Of such at any have efMaed MORE md GRkATEn PRACTICAL TAIuABIEm rRovKMrsm IN
mm by them twenty ears since nd are now OFFERING oEe.NsoR HHHKn ExcELLEN za md nLA.e
ed CAPACITY, also popular MEDIUMS and MALL HT9LM Of nPEoyEDr 8gALTY,a AND At WI fRME
1n mcnd@ 1851 sGE agaebmpxa and fmMnakns nor than 10 styles Of Organs his with ~ Ia s
circulars containing sunA nfHmadon sbuto organs generally which i'll be uefI 70 evy 90
ia FREMONT St. BOSTON; - East hsk.N NEW YORK: or ~ wabash Ave, CHICAGO. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08

+ We have & Game of Croquet.
has just Hit Nellie with a ballet,
saie is calling Henry naughty
ES Their Mother is not much of IA
t player. but in a minute she will
Eoat and Beat them Both.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08

by is Sitting Down eating Jam.
EEainhaa is coming through the Door.
will stand up the Next bowl
Ehe Eats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08

aaR nice and Black the Coal Hold
au, children, Run Quick AID put
ultie, rat hands in it. Mercy me,
lands are as Black as the Coal Hold
marx, Mamma is Coming. She
Sssak you when she Finds your
! y Dirty. Better go and Rub the
nn oil On the Wall Paper before
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08

Eat is Asleep on the Rug. Step on
Ill md see if she will Wake up.
sshe will not awaken. She is a
3 Sleeper. Perhaps ifyou were TO
ia Tail off with the Carving-kuife
Ugh. Attract her attention. Sup
I!sa Try.
, 1881-02-14
RABID DOGS.

The Country Back Of LouEnyille Alifs
with Thoin-Clilldren,t tnstic, Sheep
Cats ETC.. In L,tr.o Ntl'ubGrs bllteh~
trcnt Excitement Among tho People.
Spetfat Dfspdttt 70 The Chicago Ift5uhs.
Loussv,LLE, KY, Fsl. l:.-AprIvnto !ct1eEts+
cevetl by u i'Uat reporter from friend In lera
Creek, III this county, gives sOtlc lnteres1cf
facts concerning The alarming Hthte Of aaaH
which exists nsnunE tho brute creation ID lht'
locnlity. 4 number OF dogs hnfO so'lc R1ldI
hilton scores OF other dogs, sats, ssrcp =. :!
cNttlG, a!ltl people hHvG bec0lllu alarthen ~ ).
q e%''f hy',rophoja SM s were 0 ses" @ i've u r.,
fr.'xen n "sa ss',,ltiou Of 'Ai't' i!io usad, :!
cruuks, preventing tho lrslscs from oetalai
shepherd tioH bclnnginE tn Mr. VII! Bryaa.a,
Furn Creek, w,s tho first to show Aytupt9nn,t. :.
hytlrophGbl, After biting NIL tho gay; III, III y, ~
1!tIKhG0rOOd. TIM rahiu n,lnnl started oa.
hy!!rophuhie tour. It htt sl!re!, bt1ss. IT.,
Mr.. WM, WHICH went mud and htteI y vi u,tr
nut. And frightened suverni people bali oot.
their wits. Tho cunlnu DESTROYER tlnay lal1,t +.
al Nr 1oe Fos"nlans. m tho WI i,1re 1,a
ot tho. hittcn doKa showed tlgns "i i.,cssr, 'senc
cl,uwrd llp llalf dozen ca's IN tug nsieossta n
hon1, hit two other uugs: nl,d thrll aaI faI nj.
itlm Singers dix. Mr. F"rei',nn nov g t,'ni ~ i
tinn puJk ut t,!nB hunting dogs cslnnca ufN Nt
daily expectation OF seeing lhct1' 70 ny, ~ r.
lsrynns dor. utter tho expts tneitioavL tit!r 1t il
tho dogs hi cu,ll tanIl there tl Une p!g, ri
kilnr ua!ly succeeded n killing o sa,u' mi
all tho mischief. \ lnrgc dog te!'nAn.t !'.n,.Aatrf
negro man on Mr. kiltAr's l''aso n'1s'hn shrn ),
frightened tho l0tter gentlrh that HE IT, XII
bin children fruin Intending ath'u1 ~ sssrrti
VIA afturwartis killed BY Mr.. lkrnr' ahu IL t.1.
other rahIL dogs 1lvD been slaughtered ~ " d.
f,Stu 1rt, f1f Mr. EurtIHAl
, 1881-02-14
!!rntini elections nro ~ close. mn, -
atlGncc. ' ut@lUst co..','
"fELLOW MErAr,,
TAfsti'F I.Etl,si..,T1os.
- II

NTFH+ ANpettFH 10 Ihf tItfa,, M.
WAstfls0ToN. II. C., Feb. ,a.-Th.r.'ah.
cessfrl nttc1npt Mt pEccrtmcal ItvIss,"a "ass Tue,
farllr In the llnilsc ta-tlny. III 1x-,on 1x-sn ontA,
Inv passed admitting tt ttnrortntInsn,' s,'c'o *us
duty, Of certain sl,lp.lniItlInv uwtn.,. t'ee d
construction Of tho luw by tho Tr,n.uss BY
mcnt "ycllow meinl" wns ,Ics,vna,"H ihpar.
ttcle To 10 admitted. TAls wn, ~, a. tbsa,.
n serious injury to certain n,uny,an .um to b
"yc[low mctnl" In Massuctl,,sc,ts wh[ whsluFen II
Invested $.,. .00 to establish th, ln"!a " nan lua
who closed their works on ncptu,nt uNry ~ ana
ury sfccIsIon. Upon tho rccom,n,,1,,t" .no itst+
Ways anil Menus Comtnlttro LIN on sso NJ IL
uI'clt,H copper and t,ntnl co,n,nst,omnI ~ pssei
tho rEphr and construction ut nEi,. ~ 1or ns.
trade u0o1I tito frte list, and '' 'oF fortln
NOT tSCf.ttDlN0 "YEtJ.ow vyr,,,
This law viii supersc'ie tho Trra.urv ro'.-
uni tho "yclIDw inctM" t1nnufn s.s.xuatoa
now expected to reopen their trsumtncta III
Mischfevous Delnocr,lts trie,. 10 n,," .iaetore. t
question. Or At lenst III tinny tin NJ. ea r tara
lrt'tectlDHfsts, WIN werg 81 enurr ~ hbeaa4
b!!l by proposing "a q .ltIlGntnrnt hi ~" thI
Ru!t tlpuH tho FREQ HIT. Thts, h,uyctn.a % p!au
chlctI 1lIt Ot order, tlncr uuc of thl.n ~ Has d.
rifles wllth do not allow athlcrty IN i sclou1
cd nH m amendment which In ri dp,1essnt
ainc form lre III consideration IN tia wv tn
tee. This ruling calett IN Mls' ms TroH1n!t'
trcc-tratlpr, to protest With sne cnc,,,n lntas
under such a construction Of thn IL. taatt
member rMn prevent legislation unnn nns, ~. eaf
1cct hy hnyiH bill upon that su,ftr, nny sub
tn u committee. 'elet1sa
, 1881-02-14
MONETARY CONFERENCE,

Special Dtspatch 70 The Chlcaes Tribune.
W.ts,tINt'ra1S, H. G., Feb. I...--Thcro Ia n good
proappot Of nNnth0r international monetary
confeEenee. Secretary 1:varts IL authority for
tho statement that hn International monetary
conference. which tind born under consideration.
fur sofuu time pnst bo.wpon this Government
antl tht's1 of sl1o Ltttn Un!un and Germany, has
heen decided ul,on. x 1o!ut resolution Will hU
repnrtetl to tho Iinlsn carly III tho ensuing week
nttthnrlzing our participation anl providing for
III. appropriation to tlGrrNy ext,rnscs or dele.
gates. Thu 1heotinx Will he held Mt Purls. Ono
Ub1cct Is TO arranga for an international eQul.
tlon botwccn tho n,utuls. as well rs TO co1t-
stler tho rGtn0netaxntt0n Alld recOInAK0 OF silver
by thase countries which, like Germany and
France, hnye withdrawn from ono or tho other
or bnth. Anushur question will 10 TINT OF prn-
ppsnE tho atDpllon Of III international gold
coin, anu proposition to tint ctfcot Will bp pre-
suHtoh fruan Switzerland. which provides for tho
colnngu by countries participating In tho pro-
posed conference VI Il cnlH OF ton 8ramtnos
weight Hnd or tho intrinsic vnuo Of nInu
grtnit,us OF tn1 guild. The r,lto OF coinage Is to
lie Us ot.e for eAct lUo inhabitants.
TllEIsE '1s 4 DECIDED CHANGE
in EurolM.1,, opinion nn the subject ut bimet-
Of Z double standard ts lolng seriously debated
hy snnncltl aENf frennunc authorities Tho State
On 7 I'LL ~ sst nn Sf sssssbs fn r.
very hatnful 81 advantageous results ftnn, tho
prppnse,l conferences. i, tho nst1lnwnitu ha will
not fufl tn ntiXr the favorable opportunity 10
hostaw tho Ii!tlo ait us pleasant pntrauuKs which
VIII bn put Ut tho Departmental dlspusul by tho
would hu mitch mare Just anil courteous, how
ever, ~ lGnrc tho seleutIDn OF the aalegatos to
ten. Gascld atid his secrotary Of ssuse.
/, CnNsut.-tiENEisAt. GEORGE WALKER, .
ut rnrts, who WIS II mombcr Of tho lust hIonc-
tnry EonfureEce+ Aas beCu very ACTIVE lIlld use-
ful In neEDtfhtng tho confurullco now prhT,,set.
ilis intltt1asn ksawleslEn Ut the questions In.
rnltod Inns pee1t uf great service. i writer for
Tho 1.0run Ttalcs and ltest'attIxter fstvtlU. Mr..
How lsotertsoH. y pr1nouncch htlvuclle and Au.
tIur nfrairs. stntes TINT unny English nslnncieru
nfo cnmlnx slnwly tu tho conviction that tho
must nnaIIy ls resnrtet IL hy tho british Guy.
ernnens. Mr. Robertson declares hut Il would
ie Wisdom On thg lssrt or the unItud StateA 10
1ully n,tOpt tho D0liGy Ar FREQ cuuKu, And 10 ru.
ius9e in eVorywuy to lIlnit tue nse of silver.
, 1881-02-14

Special Dtsrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
lt0CKFOlt,, ILL.,, Fob, l.,-Tho Grcatcst sslow-
storm nr tito sca4on l,as hccn raEing here to-
tlhy. Tho sl'IY Ii inv over II fnut deep TN tho
level, wilu tI,n drifts from NIX to eight rcet
deep. All trains un lhiH IrntIcll Of tho Chicago
Il Northwestern ltuad arc -bn,tsl ut l'rcn-'
ft'nItal anh WhnGlMYn. nnu not Il sInala trnin
his pnsset It'll. nlile0 ctlst snco lu ncIuck yes
tHrtlny ,uurnn4. At this writing there Iry Ayn
trn1ns between this city a1ld 1ecatonlcA, rn,lr Ut
witch nro passenger. Tho Chicago d Inwu tr,tns
did not lratU tho conspuIy'h yMrs ethor ut
ltoGklort' Or ltochelle. On !hg kcnushn ltoa'l
thn.9h toy ha't Geu1i unlIc,i throMysi st,ow- ";
banks. Thu hntels arm I'LL tull Or impatient
travellers. business IN tho utty Inns t,eol almost
entirely suspended uwinH tj tho wHlIss and
streets binK i'll IlleL With snow. In tho c.,,sntry
tho Gust And wcst runals arts absolutely tnpns-
sNhte, aud 1t Will 10 aunln time lMfurc fnrfurs
will be 1lNLo 10 get nh0llt, md l,ctt,ro ning this
MI will H compelled tn turn out Ad Rlluyel their
way. Oh tho wl,ulc, tho st0rIn IL tho grycrcat
for yG1Eb,
, 1881-02-14
TIE Nt)ltTIt>yEST.

sDttIat Ds.,~feh to The tnseayo 1rfbuns.
fl. PAUL, Mtuu,. Feb, l.,-Noyor III TIM history
n rnirno,:,,v IN ,ha wnr,,.",, s,s tharn ,.",,
sc sraso or n NJ ,n "". ., "s
tzrd Ihs. frnn, I'm tlr.t ,lrrrn l,,Izsnr,i ,xh.,
swn,t ~, ' H. r.,., ,,,. MaoA
n,.l, nmep1 s1o en.tes w osl"''er 10 'ho present.
barrassrd In tho noyc,nent uf trains, tho st,nw
drifting IN t,, tl,o damn nr tv.ntv Il, thtrtv fnnt
Even ~, t,o nrnisns wlnro " ,.;,,,o,,a ,,ns ,,.,
formed by throwing out tho snow from the
truck, drIfts hayo formed To tho
oud IL, ,npa ,.."a ,a,. .,.,',s .",. ,.'... j.,
.,.u -, SUMS t"Hts noW oach n"'o ocesi set III
,s sns so% ss Tno sso.a r by wr. @ xn, nn
,Ms b..nks 80 sulI,ly In yo,nv nlaces TIM, t Inn
piows o., Tho esi,cs r @ u.terlr l ~,olcs. t "na IL
l,csl 6y hand wh!cn isa teos process. '' Ti'ose
ar1whacks - RAILWAYS eMh oly be rcnllze'i ly
,s M,, w., ~, n"np s's.ras n @ " extrns'ls
hns I,rGi, hurled nu,Ivr II imnk ri snt,w nIsnnts
sInrr tllo sl.st,ti dut H., Tii, Sionx titv tr",n,
q .,,, r. T. % Gn}fES Il d ! n4 N; has sS i
It,rts Of tho Cu;,,nIy to RI Iss IL. md tfov Snvr
aparuti neither iaDur or csnunses onc ir,n III s,ns
aynw.uo,1s,, Arr ,o,1xr.,s r,,vr
o,,,,, ,,t,'..', ,,.,",,a. =. 1.,..t 49,, ...'".' o
since ,l'o lst l,st.. anti = likely 10 10 iHr s's
n9 r 10 Eois it&n IT,, roafta Jnt rSeavni iron
tasro. un..ny ITO !s'rI.Yrs s'at', rc!nlH the:r
cnsl1t''llt nT"lbt te ct,ltntiy, thGrc b.'inK 70
rn,. jn,HI,, HeeApS tl'u1 eo' pe hsahl'e'1.
rllE nEso1.urlovs:
wi,rrt ft,r lin ,limh,iirnf tMttr,t nrrwt nj
u1,6n thu thtssuf,xers OF this tr1sn by l,DIilnK
thunl sl!0w-holtiiu Tor upWnTl. nf tt4rrN lAys,
WHEN. W teslsoflntlu entT9y Industry, aHt! rer-
severance the trail! could haye lt1st reletoG
a,td s.ieEhess, Inconvenience And discomfort
ouslAtGN., ..-s.
Hf&Nsct&. THAT tha discovery Will hO nAG0 wlU
, 1881-02-14
POLITICAL.
1slnino and Garfield HIVE Agreed TO
Offer the Stnte department to Cunlx-

NlN1HG AAA "NEuGlO 4HuRO ANTEEA 10
Offer the stnte Department to Collle-
ling.
Special D!spdleh to The Chicago 7|tbuHs.
CLEVELAND, O., Fell. ia report co,nes from
what 3s snitl to bc inside sources tn Now York To
tho ctfeet that tho State Department hns netun-
ly been nucrrd TO scnntor Conkitrg. It Is snId
that some titnu since, When Gen. Garfield WIS In
Washington, he Ind long conference with Sen-
ntor blaine, nnd raiU asupposltitlous cuse TO tho
effect tint 1t might CONC to tho point when tho
position Ut Secretary of Statc would bo offered
to tho Maine Senator. The lntter wus requested
10 look tho who1e mattcr carefully
oyer mud consider tho fnct that Frye
mad 1in!o could bOth ne well provided
FOR In cnso Of lllnlne's removal from tho 6tnte,
al,t Il cortalh clement Of tho party thoro which
has been clufnorlny against
"ToD MUCH nI.AlNE"
for aoMa ttnc past would ho satisfied. Mfr.
lIIa[nc was asked to write To Gen. Gurftcd at his
leisure whether hb would accept tho position.
tnncc Is Case everything turned out properly.
1'hls WIS tho origin Of tho report that Blaine
was going Into tho Cablhet. Hut It is,noy said
ttat things nsstiinesl sl,Gh shape
that 1t was thought best by Gar-
hold ant blaine both to drop this
arrangement for tho timo beng, ut least, and
otrcr tho Stnto department 10 Cnnktng If the
M'eef shua!u Ee'use u ""'ll !eaFe ohfuch1 III
liberty to do MS l1e slW lit III regard to other
arpatnt1,r uts md
~, cnv,.,,vn ,.,,,tn ,.,r,,r,r, ,,,,
Slf.ESCEn.
ff Mr. Conkling ahonGl Mcccpt ha would. 1t "a
nleRcd, mike M excellent Secretary Of Htutc,
un1 tho Unpleasant pos!tioa III re9,rd to tho
den,nfau lur the lrcnsnry department FOR Nov
iurk would bu soiYc.l. From I'LL the Inyost.ga-
lion have bueu able tu make here / liMvu
gained little that wDtA contribute IL tho caIe-
ehIi asreiHtNemll,gn Or tho 1,t,ort tilt mn leu to
's'i'o NM '''oto - Ho'''e' '"'a2 W !" u Vas''
Tl'Fs OBJECT Of 'atsS. 1ntiAS'S VISIT
10 Mentor Ii II 'nyatcry wh!ct nait.lor cnrte-
storImtsoh nmliHE them US wnill'l tho sllliDnup-
II!ndc, Zen. I.ogMn Wna MeclaltntAlly discovered
IN tho tlGIhtt hGTo 'rhurany night. aud OH belnx
Interviewed ttnleA etlntInttnliy thnt hD wna
Gnny tn Mnntnr GlinlItsH E,p wHs here Oh purely
prlxntn business: Nrxt ,Hornng lto turtiut nj,
llAuIo ut tho hutrl. uni during tho tlny
IrnYe over 10 Mentnr. ,Alt further it,
tGtiris 1n ntors1oW MIN wcre In
.,t' nr .,,,,noss,, ~ IT, nn,s 4 "a ~, ~ trsais
Mnntmr tp'esN' thmt ~ "sop wv sa't VI tu'oss ~
..','. e'H. -
Gov. Cornell and ennusor. elect platt, # Will bo
rn,,lrmnercll. visited tjpn, Uurilni iva wcrks
MO- ntiI III Il few Juys werN folt,,yuG by IAN.
grussMun jIutterwUrtu, Of Cincinnati In i'm
fntnrSit,w on hIs rcttr,I tn Wnshlnutnu 1,nit t"r.
wprfh is rnI,,rt n 10 hnys iltjt thn rtrnrtt lint
, 1881-02-14
ON A ia,

Srtttnt Di,ratth to 7ht Chttdeo Tttb1tns.
OMAHA, Mob. Feb. 1..-NChrly Nil branch rail-
ron,ls nrc blnckntlci with snaw, which has hecn
tlrlftch In.o tho cuts nn tho tracks ly the high
Winds which have lccn prevailing yesterday md
to.llay. Tho un!on I'acftic sent out tho west
bo,ind passenger train to-day, hut thero wnsn no
custGru connection. As trims dun tllls morning
rr,,,i, Ghitn4n nrd III. iaN!is hro stuck ~ the
snow Mt different t,,nts IN I0wH. Eastern tele-
graphic communication As ltccn cut I'll Ala1eD
last hight There werN M traihn IN Or D!lt nT
0mHEN except tho Union lMnfI1r. mud ~ frel1tt-
trains OH tho Eastern mud Mpuntuin Dlvls!oMs Of
this road haru becil Abandoned.
, 1881-02-14
OTTAWA, ILL.

Srxefat Dhpaieh to Ths Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Feb. l..-Tho most stoIcnt SNOW.
STERN or tho year tct In during aat night, md
ragged with hurricane fury until this afternoon.
Thu snnw foil 10 tito depth Of eight inches or
more TRIMS Oh tho ltuck island 1t0Hs1 vcro do
lnyetl near rlsklwn R,lu tlunesea for tnny hours.
Nj. passenger. due here NJ o'clock II. H., only
p,lsauil rast mt q y. III. Thu wMtGrs III tho Fox
ntj,l lIlnttA Rivers lyc fallen twn feet. md iin-
mediate danger tn tho bridge hMs passed., as tho
ice bus ceased to run.
, 1881-02-14
A FRACTURED SKULL.

Frank Gollnski. aKesl IL, ard !len's !,an,f.s
ngca ~, who work at tho Crane lItos ',,s .nos.
tory, wore pclteu Saturday yntternooa anm,rsxcdupA
balla by enlnu iinruly buya iltlnpsef 70 fbro1'!
it tho 1oys. whsn 1t lluW out oi a!sc!nuTiss a!s h4
struck tsullnskI on tho hea'i' !. ",,i drtstt
skull. DR.. Flcn}ln Was calltl ~ aIsiy ~ rsIraIA
thu wound. 0nlillskl was suDsclucp'N
to thu Hospital.
, 1881-02-14
TOLEDO.


ToiEpt,, o., Fob. l..--Thc loss antl anuxc by tho
much lnrgcr tllnu At llrst Hupppscd Tho los. of
.pnr,s of tho Union s. rcunsyhauin knit
rona ana Cherry street PASSENGER bridges
have ntrendy hccn reported. This MORN
ing 1t WIS found that the steamer Encrnld
aa ana sno senoonnrs lses9n. A1'1ospaere, Mea,.
III ao. ;,csit IT, n'M @ tn,mern Wero iyin3 li
Gonnitlnil' TIC hcnson ai.d Emerald sunk nt,tl
in"t ~" To-, .,,i wv" ~ ~ IT., sopposoa
WIZ WIZ uituaGh. h4t ~ "aa !ohtitl. enrly
tAla r. hnrniti0; thht rhls wns only t'ne
, Gatse Of tg ,,aaEe Up 1,. ni1dl ground anu
lStrct Mre ctverGt Win s.,tilt' s1se Or
/" frciit,tt u1,i stmts ~ imI"r MI ,,s H..
dealers, as wrii ns privnte citizens uli over tho
eity, were tipot'cs. involving loss Of oyor
TltE SITUATION THIS EVENING.
fnztrod t,r lrIrv ref,vr,l' In. hncr,,,n rt.,l,v
urc mIur,nlnu. rho wntrr ,usi., III eol or S,nns n
int.i,. r..Ii,,sH ~ a r""nei,,, s, ~ %
Ms ~ i,vn"a IN, @ .sra ou rEhrst P. IT,
lin mat tw"nt~s arh h *, r'sx " r1. LOT
isaily c,.t uf from rllroid cnnt,cctlo It, t,lost
1lrtetions, au th9 'uus could not ,'a sunt 10 or
rret'lset[ trIm Clevelan'l anl CkMntati this
evening on ncctAlnt Of Tho r!sinK w,.trrs THO
sas was shut otr a,,a ths wntur. works. stopped
adequate supply of Has an,i wn.ef. itiN Thought
nna los q tiuc. ln!Srraption. ia 4. 6,.siucss,
a s'he'N1 JOINT Mi,sTSs nESsioS of TIE COM
,v.a ,,,.,, eff, ,!.l!s M..l lnf..
WAS WAS, he!n thla AFTERNOON to SEQ u anythlny
G G,g 1bo ~ " "n' ~ bor ofen ys 'o xotFe ma ~
" WINS ilnoa1nK tEh ctty more
;mn.,,,..t n,,1 n rnn,,;tfr., viii viii st,n ,,"r
tts WIN wanted to Try 1t and ,quro elt,ulDyes 10
nuke tho test. Bpyer,ll c,rtrl4.Kes wtru exploited
IN tho Thick, ut,brnkpn leo bul0w tho uliy int
IN impression, wuY made u tho scbgl,,r WIS
givnl. in. Thu con-. .y,ira tlru III ut,IIcr wntur
and, IL tho present state 1T things continued
lDltg. mitch tIltl H,f[rrv Will La
t.eClsinntHI, ~ uGU uf thv ruui r,lI!s tsli de-
liver coal ii, The uity I'M, or TIM ,ust snrIn,s
uru,lunfs IL tile ruflwny int0rests VIVA ti,a il.-
str,letlUp this nj teruoui1 pf
mil. C.x.,,. u,,,r,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,
'"'' .'tHA'A eoI uEHs h"ttH'E
~ MnnrW. h!&i,, twenty tlltles from here OIL tho
itlSef ltllalf' I'M !en KhrSa occurred ut thnt
"itv h, ir', ir ~ ~ ,, I,,,I 'sts tn' ~ eo
lS br!tlRr Knyo WHY a1,t} WA SWIFT ,lnwn strrnns
witt, Il ureut mass t,f iiGpris FENCES tr,rs Inn.
hrr, ctt, Thu luss in Mnltrun ii rstEInntmi nt
Mtu,l,t SlIIMki, No Further iiutI,uvo nuttuin1ttI
Tho Luu,.tlu tMttllern trul,,H nru r,iui,nr nynr
thu Lake shore hritjHu nj Aiu,,rn ~
MN, ,,,,ur ,,xr,,r,,,r, ,,.,,,,,..u
'"H Moat "A''ttS" 1HElpESt
" Inc xront Hood iii tAn alAaMea WIS tho nl-
ventura ~ Enpt. Iet'iinHs, commander OF tito
schooner AtuM,s1th'r''. hild the unity living p.r-
Btitnh iltly " h0 feaselA which wHt nit with tho