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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

-PuncHs new dictionary of quota
tions: On pork pie-''I arise from
dreams of thee in the first sweet sleep
of night Shelley. For an invalid
BE thou chaste as ice and pure as
snow thou shalt not escape calomel." v
Shakespeare. On an actor.-'His soul
was like a star. and dwelt apart. =
Wordsworth. For greedy boy after
visiting a confectioners.-''In such a
moment l but ask that you Il remember
Bum.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

The British colonies that have ex-
hibited the smallest increase between
1873 and 1879 are Tasmania and West
ern Australia. Neither of them pos
sesses the same great attractions as
their neighbors, but both have lately
shown signs of more rapid progress.
New Zealand, the Britain of the South,
shows the most marked increase of pop
ulat:on, that having risen from $685.
600 in 1873 to nearly AGA, 900 six y e:.rs
later.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21
A Cow on Fire.

The strange sight of a COW on fire was
seen in Auburn recently. jeremiah
Finn had tried various lotions to kill the
vermin on his cow, and was recommend-
cd to apply kerosene. This he did,
and while he was applying it along the
neck and back of the animal the oil
took fire from lamp. and, of course, the
COW became wild, throwing jeremiah
down, breaking through the side of the
shanty and running at full speed
through the streets. Men and boys
chased the blazing cow and finally sue
ceeded in extinguishing the fire with
blankets. Ithaca (M " journal. Y
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

ASK your druggist for Redding's Russia
Salve. Keep it in house in case of accidents.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

out of his dOor. Nobody else had
heard any noise whatever, and all
search was fruitless. Much discussion
ensued. at breakfast, as to the pos
sihility of such phenomena, ard many
grave theories were advanced in ex-
PLANTATION of the mystery. 1t was set
tied. beyond doubt, that all the doors
and windows of the lower floor were
fastened; that the servants had all one
to bed. and slept soundly; that nobody
but Payne had heard or seen anything.
and that he had certainly heard distinct
footsteps. He was not perfectly sure
that he had seen the ghost. As he
looked out of his door, he fancied that
. white figure retreated up the hall.
It might have been imagination, he
said. although the steps took that d.
rect;on; but when he lit his lamp, there
was nothing to be seen.
The next night wilkinson persuaded
several of US 10 watch with him; but we
gave it up at eleven o'clock, having dis
covered nothing whatever. It was pro-
posed that we should continue our
vigils; but we laughed at the ghost as q
myth-a creation of the pianist's mind
land refused to lose 60 much siecn fc [
nothing. Payne evidently felt himself
to be in the position of teller of large
stories. and determined TO cow nee
himself, ct least. of the truth or false
hood Of his own statements.
"You had best mot watch alone, :"
said Legion. in = half bantering way,
"They soy there Is man in the insane
ssvlum mn here who was driven crazy
bv what he saw in this house one night,
while watching for the ghost!"
This did not alarm Wilkinson, how
ever. Az we went to bed we saw .
light burn ing 10 his room. and heard
him walking up and down, singing
family to himse.f. tt =
The house became gradually silent.
The muifled sounds of undressing. the
drowsy conversation of those who room
ed tOgether-thess fell OF little by lit
tie, until oil was still, and the watcher
could only hear the heavy bfsathing Of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21

First OF the wild sweet tavorites of the spring.
Ie, with the birds, your joyous greeting bring.
To cheer the wood,
And lift the heart to soar and sing
In meryier mood.
, 1881-02-23
A HUNTRESS' FATE.
The DlnuR OF Peilusylvantn Killed and
Partially 1iMtell by Yfnnrs.


NEW Yol,K, Feb. 2t,--J.nst Sundays !S,tn
contained III aceoHNt OF the killing recently
of two black bears by Miss 1.Otte Merrill, Il
young i,lntress t8 years old. Tho following
ACCOUNT OF her death Is from tho Elmlra Gu
=cttc:
4 fcnrful tale is told In Tho Port Jeryis
Union OF the fate Of A[iSs Lottle Merrill, tho
young hultress ot Wayne County, ,Pynnsyl.
vailia: According to this ACCOUNT Tile met .
bu!uR attacked III hsr INT by SIX bears, Killed
and eaten by thelu, and hcrbody burned viii,
the cnrcasses nf sollo Of them In her cnbln.
A. party Of hunters, 1t Is sald, at tho close
praofs , Of tho horrible dcati sho had iictl il
appears thnt she Ind been hunting tlAt day,
anil l.ua killed II fine BUCK deer. Which. aftor
renluvng the elitratls, slis Ind dragged l1oINo
@ S% hs 1 s% y bo sS 5 SrEX Efoo% Ssas o sfM s 9S eS
lor hut, and. ntMr tlosourng tl'e Gnrcnss Ut
the deer, nttackca tic hnhtress, killing her
md deyourtnE ller ondy.
Thu girs haA evidently made I. heroic de-
fense. An examination of the c4rcnsses Of
tho SIX bears ~ the cabin Showed that she
| must have killed two of them before bHllE
nyerpowcretl. Tile cnrcass of 0llu l,cnr 1Ntt
fallen agalnst thy closed dnqr, an!l l'nprlS-
| nnud them ull within tho eabn, which l0nll
ltro antl burned tho otl.ots to drntl! in tho
| cuhln WIS fnuntl uIto OF tho hllltless' l1enyy
| butts, with ltcr foot still III It, y bent hunt
Ing kMlfn WIS near her bnnrs, md the ant!crs
uf the dvur sllu hat! brought hn!le, which,
with carclsscs OF bears, furnished II colMulctu
| key to thu mystery.
flor ,fnncrhl lnok place OIL "Wednesday, tha
9TH. At least 800 tM0p1 were present at THO
funeral, md tlia old PREACHER, Willinm Bud.
wick, preached sermon Relating tho stnryn ni
| hor death, ant extnlllng hon, hr!tvnry md yfr.
the. The reMlnllls Wuru hurled leAr' llci
burned cabin, nlul over her Eraye WIS placed
il l,AIr nf nntlers md llenlock stub with this
r,ttlu upitaph: "I.ottlu Aterrtll lays bear: SSht
.lller't know wl,ut It W:tz to lB nfeer1l. b.ti
they hayc sc0oucu llpr. She was u Eoull Eirt
md silo ts il0w In hnilyell. 1t t00k six hll
bnrs to get away with her. Sha was only Il
| vpnrA aid ~
, 1881-02-23
" FEDERAL SORGHUM"
II the Editor oj The CAteago Tribune.

IN Iad E1ktaF V Inc Lale0Go' 1Fa4lks
SOUTH EI.ulN, ILL.,, Feb. 2l.-TuE TnInuSE
of Feb. II contained nil article headed Fed
eral Sorghum" 0r "Ono Of Le DUES Hob
bies," The nrt!cle was rend with much sur
prise by those around here, who, knowing
thore WIS no trutl, III 1t. wondered at lis
meaning. Last spring MIR. NJ. DcDowel!, Of
Chicago, contracted with farmers around
this Vicinity to put In Il certain number OF
acres Of sugar cane, and he would pay. 81 per
ton tor 1t delivered and furnish seed. ~:
Mcdowell then put up n substantial mill Mt
this place, using rArt OF tho old foundation
VI tie aIcotIoi works 10 build on, Tho mill
WIS theu furnished With now and substAn-
till machinery suited to the manufacture OF
sugar ind sirip. Owing to II ln,e, crop md
All curly fr4ist, md other unavoidable uttcn.
tlons, III. Mcdowell suffered ssrlons LOSS
Inst seasOn, but has do,u nll H. h!s power to
'strnlgliten up mutters and mako things satls-
t..ct0ry to farmers and those interested.
Commissioner I.u DUO has never heen assn.
cate.l with tic MILL 10 our knowledge, a'ld
tlle Station Agent never l,ut tl.e pleasure Of
meeting HIN hut once, md has never figured
board bill against this genslsn!4n IN Lis
| assets. r, y. ~,
Stnuon Agent, South Elgtn.
, 1881-02-23


Laud-Lcaeuc met last night IN tho West
Twel(th-Strcot Turncr.ffntl. Vico-lrcsldont
james l,rudlpy In tho chRis. Tho attondancc
WIS sulnil. and bef0ro tho meeting adjourned
each t1,nn was requested to plodgc lllmsof to Mt
lenA tho nuxt nj cotfng Of tho LcAyue md to
bring at least one other man with him, With
0nc Ur two exceptions orery man III tho null
gMve the pledge. ,
length, n,ld II ,nosun was ssntlc t" rcnsurc TINT
body fnr having neHlccted to better advertise
the ltCt1pnth leutuFC md to ecCutG for tho gen.
tIcluun II larKer audience. The motion, hnw-
ever, dill not meet With IL sccondt and. after
tho Central Leag1io Ind been Htil! further
to hlaMo for tile slim attendance Ut tho HehPnth
tecture,-it wns the fMult uf tho 1rls(tlEEn.
Thousands or thom knew nli nbout tho n,nttor.
and never tried to 60 themselves or " got any
onn olse to gu ,
ole Church, corner of Congress and lialsted
8trCota, next TucsttNy night.
THE SEVENTEENTH WARD LAND LEAGUE
met III Dow1nnll'd Ifn1l Inst evening. Tho Hnll
Committee rcpnrtcd thut MI arrangements hMd
been Nude for tho reception ind hHtl ut BrMnd' =
Hull this evcung, and TINT the a.fnfr pruIr "a
to be Il 1ecnt huNncIu1 SUCCESS. Il lArEn nulnDur
Kegs OF lMgcr. hvc boxes uf clgars, aud twelve
tluxcu bottles Of mineral wntcr wore donutcd by
residents Of tho wArd, tho proceeds gofilH to
help tho I.oHguo fund. Irish and Scotch rlfcra
are to furnish mtasfc In addition to strung
hand. Resolutions wrro adapted coin!ncnpra-
attention nf Tho world to tho struggle nuw be-
ipg unlc III ireland for freedom froln lhnllnrd-
Ism by rMrTcll md hls HssOGtutCs. Beycriil now
members Joined Tho l.GhuuG-
, 1881-02-23
WITH BLOODHOUNDS.
KxcltltlE Chase Aftor Two Negro Nurg-
lnrk.

lnrs.
BRuNsoN's, s. C., Feb. 2t.-An exciting clase
Of two nrgrues with bl0OlhUunds occurred
,,ear here last hight. Tom Rroullell and Bob
KichlnK, two negro men, brokn in n store
l,ear lrunson's, Saturday night, alul cnrricd
oil about one hundred tullars' w0rth of
goods, These two mon We're ut once st1s-
plctoned OF tho robbery. Inst night II was
understood that they wero tlnkinE their way
down tho Brunson turnpike in tho Glrectlon
OF Columbia. 4 party WIS quickly orEAn-
lied md mounted. Five bloodlluunds wero
procured and pursuit OF the ncgr0us begun.
Tho road is level anu beautiful one, lilo
men were all nlunnteu, md tho dogs thor.
oughly trained. They quickly founh tho
scent OF the iltelng nggt0es, a!ld 1t WIS fol-
lowed with SayngG ttHtiRlt. az tic scoft bG-
eNInp WnTNer and warner The hounds be-
cn,lU Wild with ferucious delight, al,tl sprung
fnrwartl Ut Il speed rnrbly ever secm. Tho
OF threo miles tho fleeing dArkles wore sight
cd by tho dogs. Thuy bounded uyur tho
slooth surface Mt MI Increased lnte. Their
Wild yelps tn,A.lU cOtu cllil!S run through tho
| negroes, who, however, uetcrInlllttt tn gis0
| them II tuct. They nru Ntlttet!c, md consitt-
ureh the best pedestrians tn tl!e rhllatry.,
heels. thoy sped uli. DESPITE. lin desperate
UtfOrts they made, and tho fcarfnl rntu ut
witch they fairly flew over the ground, tt,e
| animals RAPIDLY guincl ~ their prey. AS
they assembled II slight bill twn Ut then.
| nounCeu upon tho fukltlVes. as they threw
them to the grunhh the hunters caule up atact
| arrested the hegr0es, wltu wcfe pEplnptlypul
and i0lned In BY several persons aiung the
| rnnh
, 1881-02-23
.AMUSEM ENTS.


CAMIANlSt ~ - = M
Canpnntnt, tho tenor. seolns 10 hnVe eupp'o'
montud MIA troubles In st. Louis with some frrsh
onou In cinc,nnatI. Anropo, NJ tho rchearsul of
!" T Lohenxru," Il, tho oass,ts uf thut city ruyss
singular difficulty. iho.lxt Il . may rot es ,t
trnyollng opera company. tuak paeo Iast n!gat
OIL tho Htlg0 Just ~ tho rehearsal f1r Lohpn-
grin WIS beginning. 5!Rslor Arl!tl was u.
rector In chct. IN tue slnge t. tue nAoggloumu s.
were fotir tr.1lnpGiets nHaGr tmo Eetsunat sneus @
ys.Sn OF s!ganf, ,,i asqf' r,rs nsge ~ r,t ia has
romnns,", sornrsi nncrns. ami hnn directed With
much SUCCESS iu Itnly. When tho tsumpets
cnuo In ut tho precise TINA 1tnsorf used his
haton and fllrpCtcl thpn1. This Nrou6ol tho
jenlnl1Bfes OF Arlitt. From a0uio Of the snlo!sts
Of tho cou1pnny It WIS nscortAineh that flA5Drt
and Ar,Iti mud md MI unucasantness In tue
aftoruoon. At any rntc ttasuri WIS not willing
to nut sit,wn his baton ut the bidding Ut
Anilti. The Inter, WIN was quite nurvouH
during tho rehearsal, insisted, ami
Rayn him snlne very hnrsh utIt ugly
wur1ls, which were rctorttfl by his antagonist.
CnsnpAntnl, WHO was prtsont TN tho sthgc, t0ok
pntt Ia the nItercntion and defended his friend
i.nsorl. Finally Col. Maplcaon, dressed in ha
military ciank and EnK,,sh AiIk.hnt. bounced
pinnattun Of tho difficulty. SBtur Cdmpantnf
now Erew hut, and very tersCiy asked Mr. Mn.
pleso;i, "Who nre you, to iuterforu With usY..''
II AMI tho manager OF ths company. Hir.
"Wcit." sald CampAnini. IL broken prot.!ineia-
vol ,,ia M y. .nS 9h hnt h,,:Iess hevc
,n,, hnrc3.; i, k,tuw nv buaItloag better than
, 1881-02-23
THE THOMAS CONCERTS.

Tho 1rat OF tho remarkable soros Of concerts
to bo given hero this week and nnxt by Mt.
Thouins occurs this evening at Ccntral Music
lIat when Derliozs fa1nuus dratnntto lcgena. the
"Damuation or Faust" will bo produced for
tho first tue in Chicago. Tho east will tncludo
Miss Fanny Kellogg. who Is well known horc, rs
Md,ua1erfte; Mr.. W. G. Tower. now cuu'er from
Boston, ns Faust; nnd Mr. Franz Kcm.nortz. who
inaie, such sensation here inst winter tn
"Frthjof," US Mephiatnp9efe. The choruseH Will
ho sung l1y tho Apollo Club l1nss chorus. nusn-
boring about 140 voices, rs tnnny as there is
st,lga room fnr, who have studded tho work utl-
supervision. and the dccompautments Will DO
furnened BY an orchestra or sixty,elx p!etcs,
tho wllotp TO bts under tho Leadership Of Mr..
Thua,as. AS tho house Is utmost entirely sold
nut, one OF the lnrRest muRlcMl audiences eycr
assomblcd In THIS city will be In attesltauce and
performance Of moro thAn ordinary mort
m1Y be AntlcipnkQl,
, 1881-02-23
TEMPERANCE.
4 Meeting Lust Night of Thoso tnters
rRttd In tho Subject.

4 WoetlnE Lust Night of Tfioso 1nters
rNtrtl ln the Subject.
4 mcottng was held In tho West End Opera
House last evening under tho auspices of tho
.WumNu's Christian temperance Union. u. u
Hnn1lcy, Esq.,. presided.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
Dstlup FAl0ws.
Thu Chairman read the present city Sunday
laws, and stuffed tho infect of tho 1n.:eIug to bo
To DISCUSS whut should bo douo to enforce these
jnwd.
i.Isllop Tnl!ows spnko Of tho city laws relating
to tho sIIu pf liquors to minors, and said no
s" pp @ !i te ts hsas
10 tMku tho sidu ut the Christian. and sny the
Sunday iMws Blitlull nnt bo r!olhtcd. Thoro Wurc
soyef1tl rinces on tiulsted street who're lDyA bud
rr;,cutcy violated tho law. Those taws. 30 rpa-
sui,nbe, 50 Just, 81 right. should oe enforced.
gs,M furtiis,o /" ilvs ,ndor d uovosstlicnt with
tho conduct If which tnoy nliEht to iiavo mrch
to do X the l.xs were nlantatnsd arIinkeI.-
tirnnknrls Tho enforcement Ut these .laws
.lopendcA '9rgciS on public upsn9on. rho ohlcors r.
thoIr si.ttes ind xhoIld hive it. Men should bo
uleulud whu wou! M,aintaln tho laWs
wu.linrs III Tho world was too uFolt to BE- c'lll-
mcraind: onn w!s q nEstl who aA!H M hc knew, knew
+" 1" Us p H. %1,aef l a,sr h wotmsn sg
III .hls land. thorr sa0n.d evur bo aisGtlt,g
10 ask o.'Icurs to lont9rco tue laws: fnr
Thu l,nl,It wua to elect officers WIN wnlld nIl-
rOreu tho iuws and 1t 1lIalo little d!t!eronco
what party they hhlunEcd tn. Tho spenkur was
nec,ted II few At>od temperance men. The apRo-
stt!on cIntmud ttar tho whisky i,Wer wns too
Htrai,r, hut 1t e0ut 10 overcome II tho luW.lov"
INK pvnpls VI Chua1o wol,id unite and work:
81. ninschcr ls.luRht cantl!tnfes Tor nfieD = had
sIed With carh olAcr y ther c!fors T. ounG!nte N
tho liquor elutuesit. Every good citizen should
Tord Eary d yv,o fsr n.n.1Ly Eys IN, =, s rr
Iuws enforced. Tho Catholic temperance wonl-
pn would support tho action OF tho Temperance
Mr. Blnncharl urged the necessity OF ontor~
clnK tho liquor lAws. especially those provisions
whGh hrO vital tu tha 9xltteico III k0o1 society,"
Ing IN whisky .seIlnK. hptlcu tho Importance Of
| adRcr'ng closely to Tho laws regarding It. Moral
suasInn alSno wonl! TO little so!sl. ..,+ .,s
!aws weru tho nHly dosinlt oppression " l,ul.c
sentiment which shuul.t govern an executive
sor i!o nS,d sas sad @ rSnt doas y. p,Stea: oHs!:
Ill., iSo c',y i''s ''irhss The @ iaT prss%mas thal
n 9f II sos tSis ;,ss sna
nS.t M S xsep i. Ths i!cs"se s4yas ths saoon:
ssiIins 10 mil,rs il s!niuieii when tho MIN vIo'
| lntrs his contract. II tho Mayor bus done hlt
uly tb0rc IL nut salounkeoper III this CITY WIG
ncUlcl viii iuprnpGr hnlsSs. whero ldIers at,t
thlcres ,congrcRAtc, why woFo not tho Licenses
sIt@au,s He.!urs synpath,zlug with tho moyemen
wcrn received From tbs Itey. ii. ". Thomas AN
'rs The resolutions passed. In the Txe'ith wurd
adopted With tho following amendment;
"rhat We pledge ouraelsos 70 x@.s Z 20 no % ma'
WIN Is not plex'a TO- cxaen.s those 'a~s "c'
| Several 0lher speeches Wurc mado c1 TUG s&tn
general character.
, 1881-02-23
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho Islco Surprise Party will Tonight appoar
In "lliawathn"
1Ir. Jnmes f. Murdoch. tho veteran motor,
chilled upon bIr, r. W. Keeno on Saturday Inst,
md during two hours conversation Knye tho
young trngcdiau many wnrdsof encouragement.
MIR. Thomas Inrusluo. 1t ls sad WAS ularriod
ahont week ago to sliss Lizzie Mtlhollsnd. Of
tho Lsnvltt blrlcsIuo troupe. Noth hhvo loft
Saturday.
This afternoon Jnn1Gs Sheridan KnowieH'
beautiful psny NJ "Tho Wife" WILL bo scun. Mr.
kecne Will nrpenr as 5Ate'! n Pler'r and Miss
Will be an especially interesting ono. when n /.
Kecnu wall appear for tho first time as Htrtuceo
riay- -Koor knnws, offers ndnlirab1 acnpo for il
strong mclodra,antia actor, and Mr. keeno hns
nlrcady shown Ills ability In Eotes calling Tor such
nctur,
, 1881-02-23

~. i4a T2wnsensi street t'pon Mrs; JHsephine
3llanhschl!a ~ years nt NO. wn9 s1 Msn on t.e re
sanR .s IT. fSGfS "juses g sesfe sefs f
western tailrnat. THO Jury, tnan LIP sSsnGTt ~ 1m
fssi eaneasy a ast sss'af as,e IT, tss ,;',., re-
@ mnHG 10 hnHG foHe. 9 .n1sh oxSr ios u ,sson
arR''h,eat TOT one' ....,
~ Lkvi y IL as,Tsn WI eoon Sreot "1 H,esandf
= s Tbs Its ss Se % @
fe.t on Ps: The Eans az not q! ps5tceyEa. v, t
building sct will buck on Pin" street but tho
alc near Tho Superior. street Inc Ny. George
sFRSs a S9sptes fen y % nn @ m to 'f tha a' H.
dwellings sn.i hoth hive tho samo uniform dis:
@ t,ncu from rlnn atrcnt. During tho erection. .,t
di 5 Is ns ase eli soeson of S pssnss a. '' and
l'rnnncs r r;,,,,, ~ ,wo ,,,ot, or ,ho ro,., st,o
arc rone II tho nese rss%enees H. @ IL chcSso @
Cyrus Mccormick has tho lar9nst. ai,d tho
grounds arc moro extensive. Stranerrs -.
of Perry Il. St!,lt T!Ie stune .scsl in tto eo!.-
.tra.cti"n to- nf hen.y J.; wnEs @ h"s9 ysa % 10 70
!;S M ns sefsss 's'e skas; Hi
hu!it building iooks NJ II thc wnGr Intended It
f9d rTT ~ ;Sa m ESa sg' nS A. e neh
1ng his urHe and costly rcs!dcuco upon tho sumo
Gr,'cr where be Lived before 'ho tlra. He has y
htG%PICu4 ut AHlltt}s IlFNUP hAS WV NJ
tho Fourth lrG:hytcrian Church.: Chr:stopher
Wntrutis ni Wtl!tGnl u. tinyt 60. h!s cnil.
| erainiis and peculiar building tue observatory
| being ilutIcc,l hy NIL tho pAesurs-by.
TIN FIRE cEtEHtAr1uH.
| While In conversation with n TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday ~. n. 4. Fuirbnnk Raid "Do
ynn Knnw tnat sG heUhosl ~ fc & sSiepeamon ~ -
snat IaG atnnS. .s, ms d9e naca t9g@f,ls ~: u:
a''q rrbt WV Of III ttnS scrs tho nSslty Of
encourage INC anair. 4ntl loMna ,,,.t nnt
day. Let Us us rc'na,a,sr tho thousands Wto
mCF.r na'f srenashGu is" tun ~ ,o
r ~ ,r vi ~, m rs XIV ~ ~ Sm" "
rnaon. @ WI wn'cn 10 nniy trsa ., g ~
M ~ yn p4 & nc toelnns vi u m
n,nrtnn III a1 es r,, a ~, aeea eas
| rGtGpInlnH! All nmh cneso III on.y Lru G.sea H., :.
~ ~ axrr uy v ~ cro 2 '1so ~ % tni w,
h., sno se e'e. o asGo'etUa' IT, ~ xh,,in ~, hu ~
was W. intended toTa sucoafton. "9 %fey have. t
~ t, H ~ q! ~ r.u cnst h,t ",n @
T., Ms;,pnts ana IT. IA anis ~ Whien En- WIS r. ,xoa
E,nM M scGmo; !. e. aud might have ,iettS1 i spnsnoay ~
s so"y rnnt stno "M"s ,ns III =. M",. ~
n ~ ,hn ,nTup tnns e, an'vsrY bv creet
it. rooms for our Public Library. E Ersnd
rrd a.nnesy, GpU on 3bo ING pnc,
i,,;. iGr o NJ ,hns.. 't IN ~ raircI q ~
~ 1,k as % !u snoFr musns ,S ~ ~ r., Ihso" % ~,
;n ~ ,S,i h. vI cna t ~ ~. ~ ~ , ~ "
cni1,o a. tnmv k1,s,w wt,v wm ersctGd IT, Wu hayt
tho ,nen CHI md lin mems. and why should It no
be- ,toconp5tsbeY a lit nm rcuJy to csajrernt.
s ~ MA ~ te ~ M ,fmc "nnt1t X irrn
~. ~, ,,m,s.. 'r,
It wns suited in ycstor,lay's T,1uusx that ,
figrtunn wotnnn giving tho nt.lnc OF susun,l,
ltncker had called 1t tho County C!erk's olllc.
, 1881-02-23

My Within day or two, when both the call md
acceptance w he tttnshs'l; n @ tho ~, meantime inc
7. thwlclRli hrn mt tdlot anu arc tlnng az tnoy
cnn for t!icir mrn. Al! interest 2"ntns tn cnntro
tn the Mnynn1ty. but therc 1s hfphaltion 'ifh,n
thu part nf the tapnblicats I" aelcct only 9ooa
tckot. md elect Il.
Friends of Mr. isnwelEh who nrr y postti;nn t;,,,
to knew ny TN! M m t,k " op phnt n narir. 70 FIT
there ru nlte y is splr nr% IT, Pm no n9
without n contest.
sEvgSTir wAnn.
A nect,nR NJ tho soynnth WNr,1 Republican
Gin, VIA XIII II nst rlHi,t. 1,srsent i;hiiip Mnns
IN iEe chnir, '7''s'
rcsrI1,stums ,rSinu in.,n Stntns. Attorney Stills
ts,c ,,r"s.r,,ti,,,, nj Tho iwt, fnlIctcI election
Judges ar tt1o sixth Precinct VI the seventh
SWnri rc"rrtn, tbnt thrv wn,iltl hnyp tho rusu-
utons rrutiy Tor tho approval OF lto Club nt the
urxt tnrcil1,g,
Ssntr Representative kroll, Who was NJ the
iinr,t with tho Governor fur tho rrnppnltltn,cnt
al Mr. Il, II. waot ut, tito Wcst Park l3oMrtl.--t
rrnt,nntntl,cnt asked by tho Club st, II memorial
tn the tlnterslnr,-Rud that thore WhB great pros'
, 1881-02-23
WIFE AND DIAMONDS.
A Disoonsolate Husband Mourns His
Lost Spouse,
And Diamond Broker Grfores Over
Ills Missing jewels.

1,r1ttf Nf14A 1ap
VIZ ~ ~ w.. ~ f,ari,in,
farc ''tistice Hto"ii ny f'r' t"n.oe ~ rm
bnnkGr mil pnwhbrokcr at NO. l4a In salo
etrrut, on the strength III which written itElril-
mcut Dctectiyos Iinnca and s,mon thoroughly
fah*ackca 'no ra"nsh"p u. En''c' .oaaos ~ ~.
No. I'll Clhrk street, In lriit'ess endcafoe III
t,nraeth ccrtaIn ynuaho dlnmonte,-a Bol|tairc
.g' ~, s..t, ill., Z, e rho.c
HeoH'"ec u" ""ts" holne<44l'h t'ho eit"S' AA07o
diamonds fEcro IN TIC thio OF
LOVE, LAnCESY. AND LITIGATION,
~ "h'en 'u' s'''''n'""''"u' 10 'n' "'s'' ''"'
use. 49,, p,,,,.,
Not many months ago tho rHcsts at tho pa'meF
House Included DR.. Jhnlcs WRrdu atld wltc.-ne
aulrt and sedate Genl|enAn, whose t'tno w3s de-
voted almost auley to his profession, mud slo n
lnJy nj ben,,tlful facc und fIg,,rr md her bus.
,mna.a ;,n,nr hv n nun,hor NJ ,rar. tnt,och.
uul'u s"uot s.s =! y "u"'o.t " -. ~
ehc WINS Sill young. ano oVlhceu hs 1t'ons uo'
afro to devote her ttmo to enjoyment rs tho
1luctor did 10 ieynto Ills 10 laor ad study. hut
ly mt n llttlo npproheus!ee TINT no was too
niticl or tho time Gtsont from her. Finally Il
Hilee Ar1ac II is aal. In tho pcrspn uf
Unttcd stntcs lntiltnsy officer which INDUCED t
fremont as a h0n,a for hlmsolf md Wifi Tho
lAly scctueh satisfied, with tho change, bnt In Il
week or two hur husband Gamo INTO
tho hotol from work QUO ntTht 10 lnd tnat ny
into Nh sEony VI grief ut this discovery, hut
whilo still Touring tho worst tie le,srticd that
CIHra THAT wMs her unno' had settled q fiict
| md respectable nclghbGthOod On tho West sstIe,
where tio vlsted her. and asked fnr IN Gxplat,ia-
| tiuu OF her very singular behavior. Sho only
| answered him TINT sho bud
r1nEp OF HOTEL L1rE,
hHu IhAt III a!'Has h'N .s.o
, 1881-02-23

Harry q. Richmond In Our Candidate " Is
amusing tho people who patronzo tho Academy.
Nils Floronce stovrr und Mr. George Lclr,ck. .
with tho regular company, support tho star.
Tho pIcco cntu!cntly sets forth tho trjhulhttona
Of II naturally roticent man who ls forced Into
tho position Of II political candidate. The uB.tal
variety clio opels tho evenings entertainment.
, 1881-02-23

6alvinI did mt play last night. As has neen
alre .iy announced, ho will appear hut four
tlmes each weck during bis engagement. Tho
Ouy'nor," a ctuody With capital chRracterlza-
ton, hrlHht tauS, and amusing situations, was
produced lust night btrnro MI Audenoe mod.
urstO itl sEzu, but very apprccl4tlve. Tonight
Hulviui Will appear as iluNllet.
, 1881-02-23

nThe newly. discovered statue OF Athene Par
theMos,' u correspondent wrttea from Athens,
t'is shOwn IN rather u naive tashlon q tho Rrl-
walks irlto th!s gentlolusns gardou aud finds tho
goddess kooktiS ullt ot q RrOund l10or window.
There Is Httlu Ut thldluS petcept!blo III tnlA