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, 1881-10-08
TIE WEATHER.
SttsNAt. SERVICE.


OFFICE 0r THE tr1Er aiHNAt.t ltficEn. wAalt-
tSnTDx. u. G., Oct. I'll II. m.-The ChIef Hignal
officer furnishes tho following special lnlietlh: !:
Tho barometer Ia htvhfst In Nnrth carniinn
and 1nwcat Iii tho Upper f.nkc rrxt0n.
Tho tGnprH.turc Inns rlsrn IN New Ets-
r.u,d from :, to II degrees, In tho Mill
die AtantIc States frum : 10 III .lCxEces, III
tho 1.nkg region from l! tn IS degrees, MD
III tho Mississippi vAtlcy fruln i to II degrees.
Tho temperature Inns fnllcn slightly III tho Nils.
su,irl Wiley. Local ralns hnvu fnllun In tho
l.aku ltcK!nt, AMI III tho sntitern rnrtlDn Of tho
West tsilr States. Winds tN Nrw England tho
Middle .atlnntio Htntes. tho Ohio Valley attt
TEnnessec Atl,l tho t.Akr itrgson nre suuthurly;
In tho Snuth AtiantIu and Gu!f etatos, enstcrly.
Fnr thu uhn Wiley n,tu 'lctisussce .tnir
wcathur, s0tlthwestctly wltnls, siutlnnAry bnr-
FHr tic Lnwrr LNke rcK11n fAlr wcAttlcr. OK
tcpt nGt.stnilal rNt,la III tho cnatGrn p0rtlunt
sOuthcrly wtn,ls, stationary ar fnwcr barometer,
su!tiunnrr nr higher temperature.
fur ths Upper LAkU region tntr weather, pro-
cctca by occasional ruins IN thp ''urthcriI l,tr-
rising bnrnntcr, rsinR fulnwclt by iMlll1.K tenn
pcrntutg.
Fur the Upper Mississippi Valley, fnir weather.
var!nbp wtills. stationary Ur higher tstrU,netcr,
uni stationary or iawur Temperature.
For tho Missouri Wiley. tMtr weather. nbrtli-
westerly winds, higher barometer. mud stlttrtt-
nry Or lower temperature.
Gautonnry aEsns continue ut OswcK0. atc-
ton j, Rochester. l!uttnlo. Erie, CLEVELAND. Hev-
tan i. Sa1uttsky, IUle,!u, Detroit. SECTION t. Port
Huron, .tt1tth, MAckt1luw. GrNtl Haven, Seq
tun i. tnlcnHo Milwaukee. Sections and =.
Escauabn, Marruultc. and Duluth
LUCAI. UAkEtsvATt0SN.
tI.,&S S6.1H
, 1881-10-08
FIRE RECORD.

Spfetui Dtfpaseh to The CAitaa1 7ribnnt.
LITTLE ftuCK, Ark, Oct. 7.-About :, o'clock
this nurhlnK !lre lroke cut In Iillo 1ill, Ark,
destroying property to tho vaIuu Ut $lu.uu.
Thc irc Ia supposed to hnyc cuught from do
feutlve uo III thu pfnc lintr i'ress ulllce, slurk
forclng Itself tnto the xurt1tt, speedily sprrud
Ing 10 tho brick block Occupied by +. l.. raylnr Il
Co., dry KoUt1B. ]. II. nohillat,. t,nrdwnrc, nnd
the Ollflu 1s Willis JDhns0ti. County Judge. AL
tho buildings nnl Atlcks WGr0 destroyed. Tho
losses and l,isnrNnee nro III tuliows: 'FAylor u
o.. stock. *530tl, Insured fur $'90kl; ncllntn
fl1.ou, Insured for $5,OGJ: ItFxas uIttee. building
building ncGun!nd by DcEl,nan wns nwl,rl 1y tho
lln.!. J. T. y. .rlllnr. and worth s:HA3: ", In
Fllrhncu: .bhhiIsDlt'R law tilfec aud furniture,
:tDu; M Insurance. Totui loss, :l00, ,UJO; tutnl
Insurance., $EI,NW.
, 1881-10-08

DprEH LAKE. Cnt.. Oct. 7.--Thu nir shnrt Of tho
hoisttnK works at tho Sulphur Hunk Quick
silver Mtnu cnvcd IN ne,out O'clock this uve1l-
Ing. There wpre four white men ard two ChLnn.
men In tho IN font level. WHO wcrp shit III
without any cIli.Icu 10 yet iir. AL tho miners
Ntn nj work tn Hnt t1lBtn int.
1'hu Chnnmun llcArll tic cr,rktnY ttn,hcrs
atld lt.ntltgel tt ennu un with thu c.lrrnyu. nj
f imeta tat IL; We're Slit IN ii" Englshuct,. CIR Tnor
mines nro 'rllo,nns I'lona, .Juilsrs Week. viii.
Inn iInent.ll, ntld William TuntntH. Thny uro
pumping u~n tn thofn, nn,l hnyu MI hands
tlI9glnH tor steu. but 1t Is believed 10 le luz
possible To rcACh then bGf1ro thoy Aro Autru-
Gated by tho gus In tic MING.
, 1881-10-08

lishctl !n Tuceiny'a isstia Of TIE TlttnCNE
charging hin, with hctcivtnK TIM Cir c,'tt .lu,lxu
who trlc. tho cAso and rrulIinirntly inserting
error IN tho Till of exceptions, n fn1sc IN ory
particular. "a thIs Hrnrr accusation first mp
ucnrcf ~ tho enl.lsnns at TifE li.inrSE. ytuir
tt'rrtsH,cnt atrHrst 1t rrs'i,cr tint Mr. .l,iIira
ah,n h! t,e heard III tie ,nt1fpr, nrh tho trt,t
rrrctyc ms urcst publicity us TIN atrusnlts'n.
A!r. Jones II y lawsrr Ur. rxre1cnt ssAn,ttnK III
this community, md. hns Tho charges n rnfl.
tt.' Il, this h'tq,,ty. where te ii - wnil Antl
fnvnr.tly knnwh, no .le1llnl wu,li,l hny0 hecn
thought necessary by Ills friNEls.
, 1881-10-08
Rumors as to Secretary Blaine's
Future Political Inten-
tions.
Our French Guests Mako n
Visit to the West Point
Academy.
Tiiaou Announces that He Is Not q
Candidate for tho Governor
ship.
pRJNTAN1ES.

THE TALK A1},ur REFORMING TIE MACHINE.
Special Dt'ratth TO fae ttteaoo Trtbune-
NEW York, Oct. 7.-There Is considerable
speculation on tho pnrt Of Republicans hcre as
to what tho now Stntc COMMITTEES Will 10 IN tho
matter OF rcorpnnIzlng tho purity I'll this city.
While tho ntte,upt Inasle III tho convention
to eompnss thls end WIS virtually defeated
by lnyIug on tho tnbto tho resolution covering
this question. therc is very little doubt tint
tho State Committee ,us tho power, without par.
ttcnar instruction. to retluiro 4 reorganization
mud now enrolment whenever It appears tn
them necessary to do II, atltl tho colnpOalton OF
the committee justtacs tho hope tint Its tncln.
Dcrs may not shrink from TINT step.
The plan Of district organization here. which
practically Aud actually hnrs out tho Ercnt NM
jurlty uf tho Republican voters fr,n pnrtlcipa.
tlon III tho primaries. Ia d crying cvlf, and ono
that belongs more distinctly to
TILE DEMocIiArtc MOnE OF WARFARE
than to that uf tho Republican purity. 1t hns
been tho machine tnntinRers who have III.
WHY'S opposed reorganization and have fought
tu preserve tllB methods which tluyU 80 long pro-
vAicl III ait1 Of their pcculiIr system OF llyinx
out political work tn tho city. It sctius
rather strungo. therefore. to hear tho lead
ers OF tho pnrty counsollng inaction on
this question on tho ground that TO reform poll
tics would hc fatnl to tlIe nturosts nf tho pnrty
that Ia, It ts strange to haro this Wow OF tho
matter set forth under cover Ut hUaesty, when,
III tnct, 1t mems simply that TO reform tho dis.
trict organizations would bc to taku frDtn tic
bands Of tho machine mnntplintors much, II not
all, tho powor thoy hnvc 80 lung wtcdrd.
THAT 1s THE sECilEr
Of thor opposition to n conrsa TINT has been
urged ty tho honostcr part OF tho Republican
party. md which they bavo been ruwertess to
accomplish. Nnw, With tho power apparently III
those who clamorel for. chanxo wero t!,u
very ones to Join forces with tho
, 1881-10-08


IA t'nt,s+E. Wis, Oct. 1.-Nerwc9tnM circles
ura somewhat aHltutei arur the nrreHt Ut AM
tnc 1'cferson. Into Treasurer of tho Norwegian
Wnrktngmcn's Socirty "f this city. Tho charge
Ii e,nbrxxelnrnt tn tho anio,int nf $i.s while
Peterson was Trcnsl,n.r. Peterson has al
ways l,ccn knnwt MS an upright, huncst
ifan. alI1 was tIis Republican cnthit1Ntr far
City Assuss8r last spring. lila friends bultnrp
the shurtagc n be tho Investment IT tlc tnntls
II IT. .Ss n. sc wc pyl y a. f..'ra sr,x The nna at A.
Peterson rclenau,l. but the oss has bGcn aunrn.l
tuud to he restored.
, 1881-10-08
LfNCfIET1.

DENVER, Colo., Oct. 1.-Two robbers known rs
Clark, aIIns " butch" aud " Frunchy." both for
mcrly nj tho notorious Stockton gang. wcro
tynehcd last night at Soccorro, N. II. 4 wcok
n9,, they rt,b,,cA T!roWn & SianMlnarlcs comtns-
lyncAcl ut 6ul3tslurs. y. ~, for murder.
, 1881-10-08

Spfefat Dispatch ia Ths Chicago Tribune.
IA Cna,ssE. Wis, Out. 1.-rho Mississippi ltlvcr
at this pn1nt Is III a stuidstll. sIt bpXuu to full
very slowly lust night und tutlhy, bit IL slowly
rising ngall nt ut. Paul. but tho risu thoro will
Nrubaby t,avu nU uifour hure. Tho river viii
continue to rAil, unless tho severe ruin stortlla
uf last night wore general, n,lL, III unse they
worn, will rIse. HAak ltivur All atI,lIl streams
ArD nltnIn swollen. 1t bus not bcc1I usrcrtnnutl
lUw general tho storms were, but they werU
quite spyGFp,
, 1881-10-08
. 1.YSCHED NY A. MOI.

Wt1M1SHroN. N. G.. Oct. IA man named
Church, contlncl in the jul Mt Newton. Catawba
County. charged with the murder OF Miss
Thompson IN Alexandra, County In August Inst,
WIS tMkcn out and hanged BY a mob iaat night.
1t Is fcnrgtl that n tnnn NAMED f!oekrrp, iup!l-
entetl IN tho AntnG nlirttsr. md now iii jAll at
Statesvlllo, Will nlso t1G lynched,
, 1881-10-08

AEfDHA. Ill.,. Oct. 1.-sfrs. X. r. 1tegcrs, who
WIS shot by her husband Inst week, died tnutrht
from tho effects Ut tho wallnh, utter lingering
fur nluro thnn week. Inspiring her
friends with hnpe. md cycn tor
physicians with encouragement. She WIS
yesterday tRkcn with a us'tlRestLvo chill. 4 sec.
otl'i fu!lDwtl tDtlay. fron which she eOn!. mt
rnIly. The similarity pf hor wotn.t Will, l'rcsl.
dent GRr1ftl'a ius t.nuscd vreMt interest III her
cHse. f)rs. brigham unI vnrt,ces perform Il
thorough autopsy tomorrow in0rsltNH 10 nsGcr-
tan the correctness OF thor diagnosis.
, 1881-10-08
FELL FROM Ills WAGON.
EpfetGt Ui9pufch 10 7hs f.htru1f 9, hun

La f0NTE, l,ld., Oct. T.-Chnrlcs Eric. IL Cor
tnmn farmer, living ei9ht miles southwest Of LII
Porto, WIS killed Inst night, and his 1cati body
found In the road near nopr Village. He WIS
returning hume with n lnnti OF lumber. lrc w,,s
lntoxleAtoI. ind fell utr tito lHuh. Tho wheel
tissuA over hts heAt, and Is supposed to huyu
Killed him Instantly,
, 1881-10-08
A G1rtr,TY pA11, A,REsTED.

a GUILTY. PAIR ARRESTED.
FAN FnASCIsCt,, Cnl., Oct. 5.-D.J. 4. Oils and
Tho wlfo Of John Frccsc, both lntoIy OF Drnns
lyn. N. y, weEo hrrested hero yesterday GU tho
charge Of adultery. Tho parties arrived hero
Sept. 10. hnyInR clopei together, fhe wn.nnn
tnkInR n,out g., 00O belonging to tler hltatAnd.
Tho trrest made 1T the Instance Ut Frecsp,
who followed tho parttcS here.
, 1881-10-08

Tho alnrm fron nox mn at 1:4I yesterday
inornInR w.s caused by Il lire IN II iwu-story
frn1,o building ut No. 4l6 North ayenuu, ownod
by 0erhart & 11o4mun. aud occupied by lRl,ax
building. $ls0. and to stock ind machinery, $sU,
Att ot which Is fully Insured. The causb Ut the
ArQ Ia L MEatGry. -
, 1881-10-08

HFEE1F 0spaEeH 10 1HF I"ttHFt 1ffbuh1.
EFfiSdl1AM, ILL.,, Oct. S.-Willinm Collins, con-
tluctor ut n construction train IN tho ynndnlin
itaLrDa,l, wns killed Mt this pIaru tuttny In nt-
tempting to 1,ass from 0ilg car to anuthcr while
III mutton. 1fu AlIppc md fell uner tho wl,ecls
receiving tnJurcs from which he died III Il fnw
hours. l3n lcArcs wife md unu child rcs!lIuY
at Highland, III.
, 1881-10-08
ACCIDENT AT a FAIR

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. IA pnnfc WAS caused at
tho county fMir ut NeWark, O., ycstcr.lny by tho
failing of tho 9rand stand, With hundreds VI
people on 1t. Many pcraons wero hurt. but only
iivo or six wero severely Injured, n,nnng w,,uin
wern four wun,rn. Mrs. human, Of Lynnyslr,
rHcevGta tho worst injuries, hnvl1r lcis broken
ut tho TIL Rh mad hcr bretlst crushed.
, 1881-10-08
SlllcllE,

CINCINNATI. O., Uot. 7.-Wil,lan TOWNSEND, a
dry.kouis InerelAnt Ut FrNnktt'ti. lnd., wns
fnuiltl leAd In ha room at tho Crawf,,r Efuuso
toduy with Il buil0t hoiu In hlH furcheasl. i
l!nte 10 his WIFI shows tllat it WIN Bulclip,
though no iI1slYc 1nr tho nut cna be discovered.
, 1881-10-08

No. .ttM f'urpG streets, at,i scnrlet-fevcr from
Nh al North ttnHttt1 street, thiIsl .IUtr; No. Icy
tEunkGr street. In the rtnr: a1lu Nus. IN nnt n
Ahaalldcr street. StAr!et-frsHr and 'Iphthora
Mro prevailing to tnttEft greater Gxtti1t. luw-
ever, thAh is rDl'HrtOf by physicians.
, 1881-10-08
A CORRECTION,

Special Dspstth 10 1hs Gateaoo Tribune
DAsvILLE, ILL.,, Get. 7.-ln au In;csyIew with
hr. }. W. Joues. af this place, QUO Of tho attoE.
neys for Yntsey Divine, your correspondent WIS
informed by MI, Joaes that tho accusation pub-
, 1881-10-08

AT PAW PAW. atlCII.
DETROIT, Mich, OCT. IA tlre at Paw Paw,
this stAie, lust night, tustroyesl two bnri,s be-
longing tD tho Clifton 1luusu Nnu Strvc,son'a
ltvrry'gtabic. Nineteen horsgs were burned.
, 1881-10-08

1lottrnc In New York II he can he toun,,. Al
dress Is mt known, and New York detectives
will liz looking fur hin ore tIs is printed. The
cn,ntlnt,y has chterct!rn action nEn!nst him for
$llWl
, 1881-10-08

n g1uSs H. r, I'LL s'% W. f%n " On 5 %n., ~
I'M him INV. '"o S!.neh
Tt"Ie,y I'm nirurd ussss,,unr i!thltc.
NH v "v ~, tse" sl,,c n SssiRrr S,har ro"k h,
ssrf ,no.t, n, mG ,U .Wi.ifs n,HsGTef nMsT pin.
y", @ nis ' es,tnS " rf"nl rum Mr. Frsor .ob, ss,: se,:
H. ssians " MI1 s,, III sy Yt,r', 1 h oc Ms srnsr
lit f", Int. fnr ,hm crrInv yns t,, i, ,,4t'd
On k tu t,,it i OF lho wnnw Vt fn,,,h II 'ituon
IT, IT, H r. ~, ap'sst, s'v@ =, no t9 t, ireeti" , o.
!MetIs,cv FIJI IL a III etaona of ~ ~, farc NJ
" wns then nsirtIy W" scizo ''"s' hy she ,bsa,na ana
' ns' 'f a, .y ~ y 'sssf ysf 5cns! t p%wss y @
hni,ti. My ty.t ,n,,r"ss93 3 ~ r,s thut ,ss ~ .he
.Sveyt,G mo 10 tho rrest, thero t "a 9s rse wets
Fiji n ~ ~ ,snttiiM"K in ~ nrrnrrntinn ~, ST.
wttjue iotlr, suitj. liz ytnir oGicrt III rn'l tal
i,sryY They repiict, sN"; wo 'ra aSa 'S',; SS;
stel for le!p Weover saw at,y .oeSeS t,l,a Whi
tracu II iI,e yotc i1 w wsro Inllowiru II thrn,
hit out of tho window. riley dravu" ia" a6 'S,
ihrt,l,vn thn - fora.f ,r,ssnt ~" T'nr,f1m "salrS
ins t1e Angel iioisl Al isnsta%n. % wi1efc IT, ea
,;, ,,S;.ySrs, HTHi, withoat seesss, oipvoke III
tmtuf,Yorn. sm,Iui,, NJ IN; nt XIII, mI1nhef 1hnef
afterwards tlisenverG,! to 10 jiut,ter street.
o,.!Gs, sGeoss IT, o0 nfpS 'y wo Sped H. saw ns,a
sho,Itis,g "a juttlly rs uu,Il VIII tho i,ands
!hsse ia;, % it W ihroat: WV draEsc.i ,,at #
cM. yssif frsm nv ~. III cs sne
llelp! Mnr.lcri' Ti,e policeman within TIKI / hsS
yrs no Of me- ~ uls wora sno otar pcr1an icy
wnoHl oscryetl IN tt,t, nnycnent. rti.,~ ~
sT tr,,,.,sins ,,,I s,s,i. ~ $50. 49, ~, :" At
, 1881-10-08
AT Ray CRY, s11C1r,

Spfetdf usn1fth to T1tt Chicago 7fibune.
HAr CRY, sllch., Oct. IA lire III tho yard Of
Bunsleds wt'odon-waro factnry thls evening
destroyed b,OdO pntl-stavcs md three snnii
1Wrlltng hn,isns nt!jnintnE the yard. Loss about
$1u.uNQ: purkMlly InatlrCu.
, 1881-10-08

nDsroH. Mass., Oct. 7.-Dr. Newton, formerly
Cosuuer horc, bus been nrrcstcd In connection
With tho extensive swindIIng operations Of
Gardner 4. Fuller who, By tlovtce, proci,rctl a
lArKc Msilnlst,t or Rf,tias from Dani6l y. Gnod-
INV. TO le sh!pnod I! tho bark Western Sen.
Peppcrci manufacturing Company.
, 1881-10-08
WANT PROHIBITION.

Albany, n. Y, Oct. 7.-Thu Good Tampinrs Of
tllis Htnte met tnay tu 1nke mcns,lres n secure
eanatltutiunnl amendment nrnhIhitl.g tho
1ntlitlfuctArU Aill salu ua bovcrlAU Or splrltu-
utls liquors.
, 1881-10-08
sCALDEL} TO DEATH.

OptEH} UUH44t@ 70 TIC LHtcH11 1FtUUH&s
HRApFutn, 1'a., Oct. 7.-Wlllinm Turk. nKe,l
Ii, alid Jnsncs Leouhuv agetl ~. wcro scnltled to
death ut petroIim by hot wntgr asld stuam estAp-
Ing from ttceayrl bottcr In use ut Il drilling
wcit. The chil,lrpn wore play Ing ut,lr tho l,rr,
tli wcso fairly b0lte!l nlivo TIo boiler, strls,gu
IL say, did not cxpoAG.
, 1881-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE TWO RICHARDS,

ADJUSTMENTS.
THE TWO RICHARDS,
10th MI. Mccullough nrtl Mr. kEcnn nppenrea1
In tho rIny Ut lltehnrtl ILL.,. inat evening, ntd
lDth trnpclant were Eurtlnntc III i,uvinH hnats
OF frEct,tis IL witness Ant commend thur
Efforts to Interpret Oilu Of tho innst
rcpgent anti lenat rlcnaiirtbie OF shhksrenre's
tnhny Ereat dranIntlo creations. Tho lRruu
atnKc nnd nnpln resources Of ffnyoriyfs Theatre
cnnb'cd Mr.. Mccullough tn prrsunt lls conceJ-
tfun Of tho pnrt strengthened hy scnnu ctrrcts
utittninna1o In a Binuller pacc. There was tnlcii
tn n1'''tre IN tho mounting VI tho ny, ailsl tho
stnFG- pictures wero exceedingly we'll frlnlptl.
At ttpotcy's tho nttontlUn of tho nuJscl,re WIS
nut Withdrawn frtm tic stir rDrformcr hyn
lavish nlisu on scnne md scrupuIous attention
tn ttnils. Tho management aru not arparcnt!y
intninhful Ut tho tart TINT tho KrcntGst intnr.
prrters Of Shakespeare were wunt IL mt III tho
rlt.test Kind Ut temples ,losotct to tho
drainNtio art, mud that frequently thg changing
ecrnts wUrU Indicated by tho presence OF b,ar1s
On which wns i,lscrlcd tho llntnru nf thc ,rnll
y III wh!et tho next net WINS snpposcd tn tuko
t'inco. rorrcsts stiecr ut what hi wls wnnt 10
kuttt,,. f!y US raIc!, larWer llMvcrlys Thratre
Mx.ee&s s,9 n sze TINT ~ italol',b street.. 70
ce ts IT liz s ttar ina vesy es ses ,ae 9 x
wt!s w tnko 'tid y thurG wcro vt tew standing i,
r M "1!r: y;, III w"s % 1u;s r. M S. IT,, ny
slnso tto trst nisIit ii MI erKaxe,ne,,,. "s''
Of !" 2 @'HE e. Tug io g'"ao sMo ,Tsa ., ~ sactqs
| iilm,r,nnt to Arst nix Ariiiy In it,!n,i 4
saassp,l9n u @ tl!e sh'ra.ter " shakspeare hss
II till plny Is Coiiy Glbbrr's n.iGor thin tt,at Of
tno KrYat H., ''ra.patx. Hut his htsiM,,l s TIC
rassay III IT, IL 1 tes Sy0n "d t. oay 59
scrSel 10 ,r!i,Y Out ;.''''a ih!s ono '' cS:.r. S
rs s'ss c os r wboa SF nc uv.n ISf a Ifsys et M, h'
fs0*fr nsptre,t Hi LI1ch nsc:Nun tllt It ~ t!tf-
t!euIt to j.iI3u h!m without prejudice. And is
isii IL T. nesssd lilo n p Ss te' ss
s IT, 1nx1s, II # s 5 @ @ ts '', ~ sas ;s %Ys1s * III
scl' toll u nx%a n hrt"ry it!sha't' i villain
ny @ Ills ac" pa.scs basr = be n'i II wi WITH Us:
uud .bor.n.xhIy wleked. Al heart he lrspises
H., q, mank!n1: t md hfs fasor!t at'ase,nstlt y
oi heii tho Gs rsiiHi,'.. whose ,"' blessings a,as
mud devAh III lts .ise. Amltlnn h.a a..t.retI Ills
eonsele'se n,,,' lrtri:led his heart. Unlnsoiy il
his mnt j his DULY atiraution. nsi TILT il kcci t
Sns Sasso "ptxc' NJ 70 H!se s not eo:
IL s, s ffieoy eosa %i u ss''
ner md raint;, Moreover j. has 1ost Ill soiso ,
he victim u hIs own crimes. Or tbo piay pity
yarplansk ,' says 'hat ITS power ard. Is
siaa ssieS sGsss II 'nP o ii Esas os paHa aaH
!s'n in IT, naxspx energy Sr herY!e xu!is
a!st osX sSc.stSsty .'%mn,e, kssItnx w \
So ,,!o tur tic r,ts,s .e,,t,nn en ~ r,
Mr Mcc,,ilou9h Rlses !,,tl effect to tho pnrt In
sIas 9HnlifscHtos III il ai"arnc" n So t'S III. /.
powerful Gitatcr. s,,ch rs 10 valiant q soIcr
, 1881-10-08

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. Nv. Il. Wclllnnn, u,,,,-
Usher of u penny pIppr, WIS arrested un u
c.,af9o Of criminal lIGot BY W. II. smlth and
ENl Wcttzei.
, 1881-10-08

Special Dlpaseh 10 The CAtcaoo Tribune.
DECATUR. Ill.,, Oct. Five atfnnRo trumps
wGre Jailed hero tuiay for treaking open two
Wnbasll cnrs lontlcs with merchandise, purt ut
which thuy attempted to stcal. Thuy Wcre
cuught In tho not.
, 1881-10-08

AUSTIN, Tox., OCT. 7.-IIn1n White, tho notcl
tonc hlHhwlynlaH, recuntly arrested In Now
Mexico. has beet, sentenced to tho pcu!lcutiAry
Tor nlnoty. ntMO years.
, 1881-10-08

AT M1LLEn'S FALLS, MASS.
SpntSurIELD. siass,, Oct. 1.-The factory OF
tho 0crulHn Harlnontca Comnnny. ut Mtller'B
Falls. w.ls burned today BY un inceudIary nro.
LOSS. ,000; Insurance, $.D,Uup.
, 1881-10-08

NEW fOltK, tut. 7.-ArrLyc,i, tho State OF
Pennsylvania, from Glasgow, nuu tho Adriuttc,
FROM Liverpnol,
, 1881-10-08

'Harumetof tnFraut't tnE NapNfataro, 0l0yallon.
and Instr1tHet1th1 Errnt.
atcnn hnrtsnGtgr ;bl1l.
Mean thCrHlilHtGT. uhA l.
Mean humidity, sst .n
Maximum Temperature. ,IA
Mnln.hIn tCI1lBrlLufet i1!.
; GENEHAL OBSERVATIONS.
CMiCAt;u, Oct. 7-t0:I9 p. m.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-18
The Black Small POX.
A SETTLEMENT ~ DAKOTA SADLY AFPLICT-
ED-THiRTY-Two pRATHs-THs DIS
EASE SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
BROUGHT FROM RUSSIA.

For several weeks the small pox has
been raging with great fatality in Jeffer-
son, Union county, Dakota. A strict
quarantine has been enforced against
the community, and the disease has not
spread beyond the settlement, although
it has played sad havoc there. The set
tlement consists mostly of French Cana
dians, and when the disease first broke
out they were unmindful of its conta-
gious character. All burials were public,
and more or less attended by the whole
population, as the settlers are nearly all
of kin, In this way the disease spread
rapidly,
The people of Jefferson have been iso-
lated for nearly q month. No mails are
received from there and none are sent
there The railroad authorities forbid
trains to stop, Elk Point, the county
seat of Union county, and Sioux city
have largely contributed to the relief Of
the suffering people, but under the re
straint to which they are subjected the
settlers have become restive and threat
EN- TO hreak the quarantine and visit 81
oux city. This catastrophe was prevent
ed by the city council sending Napoleon
Bronelng, who has many relatives ther'
to jefferson. From him it is learned
that there have been over ninety case
of small pox in the settlement. Thirty
two have died and only six have recov
cred so far. At present there are slxt,
cases under treatment, and it is believe,
that many of these will recover as th'
disease has lost much of its former viru
lenee. Mr. Broneling reports tha
whole families have been carried ava,
by the disease, and that in many instan
ces the dead have been left unburied TO
days through fear as to inability to oh
tain help to inter them.
AT present Elk Point has two physi
clans in the infected district; and it i
believed that the disease is abating an
will be wholly confined within its pres
ent bounds. No cases have develope
in Sioux city, though isolated cases ar
reported in several towns in souther
Dakota. The disease is said to be tn
black small pox, and is thought to hay
been communicated by party of Ru
sian Mennonite immigrants, who passe
through on their way to Yankton, OAK,
ia, several weeks ago.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-18
A Feniaa Incident.

The following amusing incident oc.
Cured during the Fenian excitement OF
1877 in Ireland Two young men, fu
gative Fenians, were hiding in the noun.
tains, when the mother of one of them
was taken sick unto death. She wanted
to see her boy once more, and faithful
messenger summoned him from the hills.
His companion went with him, and he
had the melancholy satisfaction of see
ing his mother alive. As soon Is the
vital spark had fled the fugitives made
for the friendly fastness of the noun
tains. They started after dusk, an old
woman going short distance before
them to look out for police and. military.
They had travelled about three miles,
when the preconcerted screech of the
woman warned them Of danger. They
took refuge under a bridge. A flying
column had come upon the old woman,
and, pretending to be frightened, she
screamed. The stipendiary Magistrate be
gan to examine her, when the following
dialogue, as detailed to me by govern.
ment official who had made notes of the
conversation, took place. Her object
was to delay and outwit the pursuers
The Magistrates object was to find if she
was native of the locality and knew
all the inhabitants:
What's your namev
i forgot to bring it wud me; its at
home
Come, tell your name.
'Musha, begorra, an my name Is
Mary
Mary WHAT
NO, indade, but Mary Malowney.
How many years ago were you born'
Just two weeks before Jim Casey,
father took the rheumaticks, an that wal
three weeks after Dromane Castle cot
fireIan it was distinguished month afort
Donnelly bate Cooper Rickin that W
an We have me age, av that's what yer'
after
Where do you live, and how do 80,
get theref
'Troth an live at home, an ge
there on my feet.
What road do you 90 homei
Down beyand the bridge thereye cal
see a house on the thumb-side av tn,
haystack comm, up about three mill
farther at this side there n pig an barr
sittin' down; that's mile from Liske'
churchyard. Whin you git there yel
hear bull roarin'; an live widin a bal
av an ass av that
You're a satisfactory individual
Your lyin' thafe! I'm an honest VIC
man, so ! am, an you're not
Come, now, what do you know abou
the Fenians?'
Och! not muce for nothin.'
Il will give you f2 if you will tell IN
where two of them, named McCabe an
Maher, are hid
'Arrah, they'd kill me av they foun
me out; an besides. I'd be informin o
me own godson. Ned McCabe. But a
We don't tell who told We I'll sind ye o
their thrack for f5, and pay me tn
money down.
The money is all right; you'll be pal
when they are caught
'Ye'd better be afther catchn' 'ei
thin. The top av the evenin' to ye.
Come back; here's the money.
'For Gods sake don't ye tell who tue
the blud money, and 90 to Maher's hous
an yell find EN- in the room back {
the one where Maher's mother, God b
merciful to her, is on her dyin bed. A
ye go there quick yell find Maher ge
tin his mothers blissin, God help him
The party hurried up, but, of cours
were disappointed, while the fugitive
gained their retreat in safety, and IL
old woman pocket the f5.