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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

ana Hamilton, 2,OO0 apiece Reyburn $3, 900; and Mrs. Edison. $1,OOO. The bigger the blunder, the bigger the fee ,,. ..e-
 The French and English have refused to allow the Porte to take advantage of the diffi- culty in Egyptian affairs to restore the author. ity Turkey once had over that country. The joint French and British protectorate will have to continue for the present at least
 It seems that ore great reason for Glad steDe's severe action against the Land League is the impoverished condition of many of tue smaller land owners. Their rent is tt cir en. tire means of subsistance and many of them are nearly starving. it is said. io 54f ''.'5 t.'
 The New. York police 6nd il practically i'm. possible to break up the gambling helis with which the city abounds. They have tried breaking in doors, but are sued for heavy damages if they then fail tb estabiish the bad character of the places they invade. ,.1+4
 Gen. Lynch. the Chilan commander in chief in Peru, has put an end to civil govern ment in Peru by taking charge of the Peru vian treasury Anover.issue of government netes was suspected and this summary move was made to stop it. sgfa ss .e
 The preliminary survey pf a parallel rail road is being conducted under orders fro.i, Vanderbilt. Itruns a considerable distance north of the New York aud New Haven line and it is intended to avoid drawbridges and make the shortest and most direct line possi ble =,
 Col. Geo. Bliss was beaten at meeting ol the New York city Republican committee enc evening last week. and threatened uautter able things in consequence I. Is astonishing how ready . stalwart is to bolt. frnn, Conk ling down to Bliss, if he can't have has owI way.
 Mir. Merrick. distinguished Washington lawyer, gives it as his opinion that the fact o Garneld's death out of the District deprivea the District courts of jurisdiction of ihe nur der. He says that such is ihe common law and further remarks that 1t would be morerep utable that Guiieau should by Iynched hy { mob than that he shonid bs lyuched Ly | co"sss gS ss zg a- se 5aasa3xoa
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

Prof. King. the eronsut and Mir. Hassagen of the Sigual Service, ascended from Chicago heard of for week and were generally giv- en up as lost. Last Friday, however, cane news of their safe arrival at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. It appears that after drifting South and then North for some two days, the balloon came down i2 Northern Wisconsin. There had been severe rains and for i've days the unfortunate voyagefs waded through mud and Wafer nearly knee deep, almost without food and nearly frozen, till they finally arrived at Chippewa Falls, in very draggled and played out condition. -" 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

HAVE WIsTAR's BALsAMsor WILD CHERRY always at hand It cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, ~Whooping Cough, Group. inffnen "a. Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27
The Pbiladelpbia ire of last week may le

The Philadelphia flre of last week may lead to more important consequences to mill own CTS yioalips.tne law, and cities allowing sucl si6la.ians, than anything of,the kind has yes done. I,ssems thas IT. Jsseph Harvey proprietor of the mills had been notified of the lack of nre escspes but neglected to pro. vide them; and tbat the city authorities had not forced him to such coDpliance as 1t was their duty to do Hence Mir. Harvsy win probably be indicted for manslaughter. and the city will be sued by the representaiisss Of the twenty people burnt to death or killed in trying to escape. It would be salutary eA- ample to othermiil owners and cities if tts law should be vigorously enforced.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

ta The Tribune reports that Gen.. Grant and
 Senators Cameron and Logan were with the Prssi,isnt, Friday evening till late. and shat the resul, was the selection of ex-Governor sMorsan. of New York, for Secretary of the
 Treacary and ex-Senator Howe for Atty
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

@ The Tribune tells the following story of Gambet.a. the great French Republican leader:
 ,. The story that Gambetta poked out one of ilis own eyes wien child, because his father would not permit him to dO ss he pleased, is perfectly true. What is not 90 generally known is that the elder Gamsetta remained infexible even after tEis appalling display of wilfullDess. The boy was heinz educated at the Lyeee of Cahors, and, conceiving . dis
 like to the institution, asked to be removed from it. His father refused again and again. At last Leon said: '.Ill put out one of my eyes if you send mo hack to the Lyeee." It was holiday time. ''As you please" sad the father: to whom it seems never to have 0c cured that his boy might have inherited his own strength of purpose. The same day Leon took. not penknife. as the popular tradition has if, but an inkatand, w.ich he dashed with such violence agains. the eye as to destroy 1t. Shocked as was old Gambetta, he would not give in; and Leon returned to the Lycee. f 4.--s
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

There seemed q chance, last week, for few hours. that Senator Coe might become Gov ornor of the State. If the Charleston had really foundered, as was reported, with the Gov. and Lieut.. Gov, on board, Mir Coe
 would have been acting Governor. It also turns out, too, that the Lieut.. Gov. went to Yorktown by rail. [7.g,.g, ..rr...s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

William Brink, a German living in Man. chester che in this State, returned to Germany re. gently. was forced into lhe'arrpy, and finally released at reqnest of our government. The dificnhyp arose from his neglect to provide hinlsef with naturalization papers before re- turning to the old country, al.5 at555i
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

The Republicans of the Eighteenth sen- atorial Dislric, uhe old Fifteenth s.faas
 Litchfeld and Morris and plus Goshen and Norfolk have nominated Lorin A. Cook, of Barkhansted, for the term of one year to
 which Senators are elected in such even Dis sricts as hold elections this year. The odd districts choose for two years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-27

The late Dr. Holland was much too con- servative, says ''Templeton" of the Cour- ant, to like the Bestonians, and be liked by them He opposed Sumner and Andrew in politics and finally found more cnngenial atmosphere at New York. He and Warrington were both writing for the Springfield Republican at the same time, and were as opposite in all their views on politics and other r.atters as two men could we'll be-
, 1881-09-17

hcrr nvr ,ba t,rcrc..,r on., ,,.,,r,r .,a ,,,,,-
viva. NH r,,ranT ,',n tn,arn Kur ~" =. tas,s .
Thin thn ndv"rtIs,uv tnt.s,t nn,t,n; -, .nnai,
ar ,rc IN "" t,ur hn1 Nil. ,.IsnH rI, :"
nIntrs m ,hst thnw tInnt ne,et ,nra tha "
},,nj Thu hniI .oxfs fro,n lin tn xiY: ~ riw"rs
;mLn tbn TX t,}nmnss @ ~ ia aw 81 u sm' W. Mh"Ss ~
exncnsc. c "es 70 a,ns tne rc VI retnaps ~ tno
f,,r III .rta ~ =; r. a. ~, ~ M ~ mns prnSo
chnIrs srt ~. s;nmo.tIo ,,.nn.s 1 ~ a. n.. r.
III" tn,vm ~, .,ost of mnrhsn. III srhn ~ y n,as ~
Tho irwnlry. 1n,t tHnt 1nnf otnnn,t a r. tn,,nh
nn an ~" ~ ~ H"k - N, "h h.o"at ~ 1u"cn+
,rt,., rs y" ~. - "'.a n'@ ,
1hE AAdSlFlcENE h0Lll' HdSf!Sd-cASE
WATCHES
We huy 1T SIS dozen, 81 that wc ca1, AFFORD Ia
put In two Ut thrcc Ut ttipae, Ladies witch.
Eantns nrB n,lnoru,is cuotlull at 10 cunts cnct,
we1ltlInR urusentA nrr drug in tie mn rknt nj
Aix ahtlIlnea 4 ,ipzeu. All tuoso mike In tho
showy gifts, which. II rlArcd IN nyhfnitlof dir.
fnx tic tiny rpyer iaij 10 ,trnu : t,ix f,nsc Tim
sf,,mIior presents, uneuf which il r,.w,, t,y cynry
ticket, aud two by ticket fur Il reserved seot
cu,lsfst Of earnings ehIri.HtliIa. rulnr. buttons,
guartrr Of II cunt to coilt hplcnc,"
!" ybn don't stny long In n town. TO you?"
mo. ttere'a nn,hlnR mean nf,out III, an We
everstxn,y ohancc. Oiicn wn4 tut Oh sisni.
lar trip with Mncnster, tho mngluIat,, n1d nfiur
travelling flye weeks In tho Northwest we cleared
$.,tW'
, 1881-09-17
The Jury In The Celebrated Cochrane
Case Bring In a Verdict Of
Acqu|ttaI.
extraordinary Satisfaction Of the
spcotators-The People Gem
orally Pleased,
A Colored Woman Murders Two Chill
dren, nnd Is Ronsted Alive
!, by Mob.
Fatal Termination Of IN Old Quarrel
About Woman at Lincoln,
Mob.
MOONEY CONVICTED.

MOONEY CONVICTED.
ettetdl ntspn.eh to 1,hs Chteavo 7<tbuns.
BosroS, Sept. tG.-Dnyil Mooney, d t,0tcd
bnrglnr and forgur who Inns servetl terms III
neariy every Stato prison In the country,
vas totlny convicted Of wurttrr III tho sec-
md tlegrcb In tic Supreme Court. Tho trial
ias snttracted Stntleli attention. 1,,: tito first
ITO lpont!ls :'..of Inst yoar several daring
barglurics wcrn committed III md around
Btstol,, to wfIfci, tho police c0ut.i obtain no
Glow. u, tllo night Of Eab. Fl tho botly IT :.
man was found In a lodglng.touse on Flor
enco street, shot through the l,cad and
atrangled. II lsn.l evidently lain ten or twelve
days. Sot,e bl,rgtars' tools wdro found In
The roam. n,1d broken jewefry which had
been stolen fron. n BEACON street inansiol,,
It rms long time before tho bo''y was l,lon-
tjaelt rs that Of Edward Lnvaie, n notorious
fotger, a1nt II wM5 nearly Il ycnr after
wards when Mooney WIS arrested In
Albany for tho lnltrtl1r, Which IL
tuppusetl to have been committed during
quarrel over. tho disposition oil the .stulen
property. Tho teslllnOney hgnlnst Mooney
wss very Atrpng, hut, the defense i,lsfstei(
That It was Il case or suicide, nlul Il number Of
medical experts were called. III to. sottte the
question 'wllcthet. tilt wound conld not hnyu
been Inflicted BY l.hvole himself. Tho ycr-
dEct IL q general surprise.
, 1881-09-17

3i4 Kilograms in zlnc cartridges. A bnat
1a,len with hydraulic cement sank In the
lehi'm, rear Cul0gHo, mid tmpetled HaviRa-
tim. One hundred and thirty Kilograms OF
stonthrunknr" were sfmDly placed on It
atl, cxplM1esf by battery ,0il .'lorr. Tho
boat n1Ml Its cargo were reduced lnto frag-
Dynamite l,as been liseft in agricultural op.
cratlons. Si9nor TI0sel FctlexrottI f0,tnti
that be saved 80 per cent III ln,iey AMI 10 per
cunt In time. Ono p!cce Of ground rtsluirHl
In nrlcr tn Zig 10 lie dept, vi i.20 metro the
tMDse Of G.t>l lire. 'Ile oli,er t;Icce Of e1lal
st1o was tnrne'l np u tic SAM. ,lei,t1i by
tlinest three tneifes apart, containing each
severity Rr,ns 0f dynamite, M. I. Tic work
required tfle las'nr 0f the eight men for only
, 1881-09-17
Y0uNG Bit T0uGH,

shor1H H. A. Clark. ot UerrleR Springs, Aioh,.
loft this city for hia houu last uleht taking With
him u pFlsonur, Frank Waxnet, youux iuaA
wanted ut the abovo.naMed r'laco for Rrand
larceny, committed lit 1teaIlu& $S8 from hs
Mnclo. an. pxpounder OF tho 0osptl. YoanR
lJoteotivos Mcdonald aud Kochlsr, and has boeA
hcll In custody awaiting the arrival of shs Mich.
iEAn 1.isclalA. Though tender tn years Wagner
tuslle,l from kookuk, la., whero ho was IN peck
Of trouble eHluK to hia having .'hroke jail /"
t.(Q-wh!ch sorape 1t e said uost hIa paronts,
who arc woll-to-1o ind who live at Mo- l6N Wa
bash avenue, about &sU0 OF hRrxI ulohoy.
, 1881-09-17
MINTs OF MONEY.

TURN JU0GLEH AND utyE AWAY CHEAr
JEwEf.nf.
1rrANrEn.yt,f1sts NAN lMMrnt arw,y Al
w ts9a.nrer: .tayolnx sntefialnu4eat. suuth md
Ir.at.In. InuIn.A eoua'45' h''le moao' soao'toa s1
anon -,n, -, acknowledgements .... .... A.. ,,.
SA '. ~ au tso'u'ns ~ s"a. "ot tuo wv
ot reporter yeaIefanys Ho was anxious ~
become = treasurer, for, "a rule, officials Of
this kind bAyo a toitcr chance to got rich than
docs anybody o,sn. fho iucr, f. ht.-for tho
49, 49, st "s u.so, ~ tHt' - "'s-uA NV
tune oeihS-ana Dill III h!s hanas u worth two
In somebody elses, and hs long ~ the luoncy
holds out thero Ia fun for tho treaal,ror. Per.
INN. tho advortfeamc,t sas ,a,n,,,s ,,on tastt
....ss r1s ~. o1o'aous "., .o"t'aoa. wv ~
ia'proa a.r the FoportoF "9th aes'se TO bo
, 1881-09-17

. SpfeWs U19pdttA 10 1h6 EhttdQo 1TttNNf,
.NElit.svlLLE, Wis, Sept. t6.-The Jury In
me G,cl!raMe murder case, utter being sc-
c!'sled for twcnty-four hours, returned Il
verdict of not guilty. The imtlcuso crowd
IN tllo courtroom received tho verdict with
ssoe'terous cheers. which tlero WIS iii effort
10 suppress, a'ul Cochra'Is WIS Immediately
surrounded By congratnlating rrlends, bay
!nE - bass through compact limo Ut llailtl-
mhaaKefs has Ke Nll tlla way troM the courtroom to
1Actl0n here. ~0
, 1881-09-17
4 MURDEIsEss HORRIBLY PUN
ISIIED,

spsesdt Dtspateh to 7.ss Chteaco Tribune.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. Sept. 1a.-ln(ormntton
Tas rcccfvod here tonight tint Jane Camp
qell, colorea woman living near Dyko
Mills, 141,, killed two children, aged respect
l'ely 10 a!ld II. Tie woman bout out their
brains Will, q plno Knot for sou,e trivial net
q: isobgdiencc, After tho inquest, a,,l
when tic c,.l,se of ,lenth brcame known, n
l1ub OF whites And bucks dragged Mrs.
campbell from her cabin, tletl her to stnkn,
ana despite ller serptEls, literally r0uHtctl her
allye The crime and punishment IL without
parallel In the criEnIllHt nnuul.
, 1881-09-17
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE.

Gp<etas UMpaseA 10 M Gakfdto IT19AH$s
S1'pIS0r1ELD, ILL.,, Sept. l6.-Tl.e Secretary
Of State today issued llcensB to organize rs
follows: Tile Salisbury StcaM-D Brake Manu-
featuring Company. MI. Vernon, caplt.l
$4,000; corporatoss, L, II, Salisbury, q. W,
Evans, J.. Il Allen. The Alton ilotal tour
pt.ny, Alton, capital $4,000; corporatorx.
t;eorka H. Hewitt, 1lonry Watson, llonor
, 1881-09-17
COLD LEAD.

Anton Esahlck, Dohasaiun lat,oror, II years
old, boarding " No. 678 CentrO avenue, at
tempted 10 commit suicide In bis soom al l::a}
yesterday afternoon by shooting himself In tho
loft hrpaxt With revolver, Crekceus pattern and
thirty-two callbre. Dr.. Jlrka, whu attended,
hEnl, does not thInk ha will SURVIVE, Ills ianc6a
Eotny back upon him and rottotlnK hls suit ia
said TO bAve been tho Cause toE tho attempt tu
pud his existence.
, 1881-09-17

samples. He Ind NJ, Idea M 10 whoro tho enr.
menlA hat gunt. aHd Ind given hpsa1l hopn Of
snGW;erg sl,.!n. buy !cto1e yottor'lay. whIl1
two women dressed IN tnrgery wh,nt, 10 ncarIy
rGsehl'l"d s!nt which tln hui! tns. that his a,,s-
t,ft:fUns wqro ar0usel. ffo fnlllwe,l tho couple,
cnneliach that tho halIIlitnH:1tA wcrG hfs, ami
tnat lilo wolren wnro tho thieves, and caused
thotr atruat. With tho tGauLk nfOrGalld.
, 1881-09-17
= CONVICT 1tEcA,.TutsED.

FohrhASn. Sept. lt.-,f'hfs morning Ef-
ward aloriaunt, MI escaped convict, WIN
Mas supposed tn l,tlvo lcnped uyorboar4 from
We steamer Columbia below Astoria, wns
iouhd stowetl away In tie vessel. Mordal,,,t,
"a y. oelHx discovered, leaped intu the river
s!a,, s1n attempted to swim ashore, WIS seizetl
t[escutd and. brought OH board, whom it wis
ii9atla tat ho llnl broken otf Ills slulUkles,
aay, "'''S ~ %Ao e''''e''s'"1s ~ o"'cn1 so'
, 1881-09-17

MI. 10 o9l!soS. KY. Sept. l8.-A tastnrdly
n',t'cf Il m was committed this evening Oh tho
W,ni nmiIRl'bos. a gravel boat from Cincinnati.
III, isnlna'n isndel.Ilollt killed Thomas ltogulI,
In RHattes aru from Cincinnati or GoVlng-
IL i,. = ~. ~ Murderer ESCAPED down tho lIyur
, 1881-09-17

and unanslncss Of tho ti,no, ynt james 4. unr.
' vi: tS nv" ~ IN o. .hs fpls tcn r.
i, hia @ county. II soetae /" so,nn M s.s. It w,'
t,r impossible ia settle thn uneation nn!In.hy,
snId In r,lsing f1ls speech, referring to future
sGac1suons.: &C.! ~. ,.x 49,, .x. ,.,,. =.
G sy x es fsy yx7t as o xs ,@ @ mn, no
that thrnatcned rs. iswau 10 far higher trIi,.
t,to If TINY ao,lltl my ut Na Tho nun Ut IH1d
ilopublle, woro men VIM, w,ri, thay onci,utiterr
yaars % Of sacrilcc, a.,tieri,is. snd Sotsl cna.
tlurred thoir 'ndepcMt!cnco anil rrenttal II Na-
tho nroat Inheritance from stiii nront pfrtis,
i'rsysiv II ias9d a sSsgSere W a t!,9 M l!Isul.io.
ihatr nt,llren. 4'4 'e0''' '''9"
ml.laiic, could eaneci taom to throw sway a"y
the!f institutions was 10 tnosil II. m objsot of
Rrenter .eonnern tina" present easc Or Temporary
pa". %y sh ta ss4,r = fsasR R s, s q:
tnn they rejec,rt MI dnubtruf cxlintlHl,ts. nn1,
planting tto!r loo. uppn tho solid rock of ihe
lilo Tempest !sns 9verphs+el, and pcneo walkcd
hand In hand With liberty. ru1el BY INV" Lap.
'AausS;a %aa tnu,t oo trtck.tor with h,s own con.
soonre III discover might hut craftsmanship In
.hvso words. It may Gu saii hy tomo that slecds.
characters, and night cnicr upoi' 4 ou rssny
nnt probably prtyc ttnt rho rcenrti Ut .ln,nce 4.
t sss o: M beo teo 81 hs Il Mo5i s,9a
10 Eivo II fnw Of tho most striking II the utter
nilcce Of tho fs1ati whD Is now tho oentro Of In.
In ls7b thu same Jamca A. Oarlle,si delivered
grand Atl,lreBs to nn nsBcmbled multitude III
taSxh s " wols sro tnoss e se os
tor and accomplished DICTATOR atl tirt,uKh tho
G. %nE sSc @ ,r9m 81 ng
Rtttkr me ns tho most I1Utnbr, thulkHb prUbAply
, 1881-09-17

r "S*sF3s *79}R9E<zs 70 1h4 I4t&t14E0 1ysDlH2s
, DAY Clri. Nticll., Sept. ia succossful
lug OF burglars have been operating for
H.tunsh The ktorsr,o,li @ of iassst I Esetis u: X,
~ ~, occurring 81 ,h0 worth OF silks, Ill9ra Is
40 eleW 10 the burglars.
, 1881-09-17
kH.LEQ Al 4 WEDDING.

kHLED AT 4 WEDDING,
hAssAs Cry, Sept. l5.-At Il wedding Inst
MM'sh1 during tha dance, party Ut rauglls
s%1aded. a row ensuet, and Duroy Wilt
.mI ,snK, G,le of the ganx, was allot IN the head
i III J. kltish hY ]. L. j0les. one Of ;the guests.
ssE s fitllAed 4Iat Tic st9otinY was done tll
fsstel. >' ''@'@" WV 0'A.''o "e's NJ
, 1881-09-17
THEIR GOWNS BETRAYED THEM,

.,'a ,.ellaa ltollins and Jessis Robertson ato tvo
uo ha'anso ~ young women who reccutly took
0rsaF o. ~s'F aoode In this city. having oo,uo from
y.,1.1 H. They wcro hcforo Justice Wa!Iacu
Ssass bond. of ts0 caoh 10 tns cFtn,nsl lin court. @
barr oe13!asnant ~ 3asnan agx!ntt Ihom WAS ll9ury FecI.
Ottsrost a. Eeosfa. travelling gSles1na,i. Whlln lu
~sae ate&aes which he WA exhibiting ~
, 1881-09-17
:, SHOT HER nECREANr LOVER.
JENNIE C1tIthfEN.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Sept. 16.--1n tic
1Eaner case today the testimony WIS to the
Eject that JenAio Was with one Of tho NAL
leya OIL thcnight Of Frit!ay, Aug. s..
Testimony was introduced to blow that
James Nallcy and jennie Cralncr were in
coRlpany the evening beforp the body ofJcn-
passing between Walter ni!G Jonies Malley
were submitted In evidence. John j. Nc
Hugh, bartender, testified TINT llo wns with
Smith and NEadllHn utter II o'clock Friday
night, Aug. 5, wien they won't to tho shore
converstng. Witness said it did not seei,l
1!ke quarrel; couldn't bo posItlvH wlethor
The noise came from tie shore or the be,.cl-
house, but Thought from the shore.
Adjourned till Munlny,
, 1881-09-17
1.-THE QUIET LEVEL"

l. F1E OOkEl LEVEL.
sou1c Nosnh1c tfttcrnnrca or t,re.,dcnt
acknowledgements rom ixtx Nrsccitcs
- n. Ea!'or etencI q, 4"e ca;<"eo q" @ 1f's'ns ''
DAvESrOl,T, ln., 3epi. H." From Tho
tIt,rt IcyeE of iho ,lrm,, nil hivh,a aul ,lonjhs
ase ,cus,,red" sal,l i'm most e e,nln""t mt i citjma
n little ,1nrc than yrnr art,. and n,,w thu
lin. wh,ch nttnrnd tin,sa ,r,,'',nrnht., ,vrr,is
nrutrn,nb'ng with tic whlsporlngs ri nutltl,s
nf pain ami sickness And tllerp uru ti,usu
win ret,,c,rhor tnat ~, nriolnntnr ~ thuso
words hus snlt many things mt onty worthy
Of pass.,,e noticr, but nlso wlttcl, oircr tootl
for almost an illin,tnble nmomnt of Thought
Frum tile yulrH Ut lt{u III that lpwly luE
cabin Il, Tim f1I,n fornst mn, m dn.,tt tro,r
tio Influences fostcrcd fl tho young mind BY
tint noble ut0ther. has sf)r1,,,E n mind Whist.
works s,Iull 70 ,lown In 1,fstnry ns wnrtlv nj
Il paco busltc tlluse Ut Washington and lin.
csl,,; md how sinilnr 10 The latter has bec.,
TIC !'1e ol s}aH'es a. Garfield.
Tho wtl0W t;Rreltl t!ltl prayed That t,rtuht
things might conu through her ",1i,nmi..,"
nobls llfo sllo wished lin to Icad, but II It
SEEMED alnlus. i,sretess wien tl'e I~y left
tue little homo fur ii life oil tlle ca,tal; hut
Sill tho lJttle mother l,oncl aud praytI for
hef 10Y: james came t'ear losing lIls llfo
ono night III tho cnnnl; lir fell overheard,
but az luck, or MAY be 1t was rroyi,encr'
hntl,l kinkrtl and caught Of, tho gllnwatc OF
tha boas, thus savIng t'ie iIfs vltfelt IL nov
hoy WAS fl tho water ho ttlought III i. fow
e|SpHu" " EfGttI W." " I'm phSt llt1s hfsst
, 1881-09-17
FATAL ACCIDENT.

srRfxar1EI.p, ILL.,, Sept. lo.--August Ilagc
mat1' aged II, q wiper nj tho Illinois Central
rotlnsl-honsc, was In tho ast-plt tonight
cleaning an, cngtne wien smother enefne
hckct! tra!M, against the first engine and
leaves q wife anil three children.
, 1881-09-17
NOTICE..
new ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance
Company.

Endowment Policies maturing prior to
January /, 1885,, will be discounted Al a
moderate rate of interest upon proper !ogsl
discharge balng given, BY applying At tho
Office Of the Company in boston, OF to
o. CR0NkHlTz, den. Agent, Chlc4go, Ill
BENZ. +. STEVENS, Psesident.
JOSEPH M, Q1BBENS, Secretary,
, 1881-09-17

stomach, which In turn cn,,sad the lectu IL
aecar. Negroes on BnEnr plantations eat
generously ot the suRar,canc. md ret fIava
splendid teeth. This wns owing to thorough
digestion Of the cane The Doctor thought
the condition Of Il PERSONS teeth WAS good
Indication Of his physical constitution
, 1881-09-17

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forth In tic following NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-06-02
10000 scandinavIans Coming {.

A few days ago a cable dispatch
was received in this city stating that
the owners of steamship line in
Hull, England, had contracted with
parties in Norway and Sweden to
bring-about eighty thousand immi-
grants from those countries to the
United States. Mr.. Christian Bors,
the Norwegian and Swedish Con-
sui, said Yesterday that such a con-
tract had been made with the own
ers of the Wilson line of steamers.
IThe emigration from the countries
he represents to the farming
lands in the west is rapidly develop
ing, and the applications for trans
portation during the winter months
were so great that a contract with
one company became necessary.
The Wilsonline offered the greatest
advantages, having a feet of vessels
running between Hull and the prin-
cipal ports in Norway and
Sweden, besides having a mutual
agreement with all the trans
Atlantic steamship companies. 1t
proposes to carry the emigrants to
SCnO VI all ~
Liverpool, where they will be trans
ferred by steamers for New York.
Mr.. Sanderson, the agent for the
Wilsonsline, said that the emigration
from Norway and Sweden during
this summer and fall will probably
exceed the number contracted for,
as knowledge of the vastness and
wealth of the country has become
familiar to them during the past few
years. The emigrants will be re-
ceived on tie company's steamers
at the ports of Christiana and Ber-
gen, in Norway, and at Gottenburg
in Sweden. After their arrival at
Hull they will be assigned to differ
ent steamers belonging to the Ma
tional, Inman, White Star and Gu
nard lines, which sail from Liver
pool. He did not know whether the
contract was to take the emigrants
beyond New York.-N 7. World.
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