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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-23

Or shawls and cloakiogs, Solner mas
a 6ue assortment. 81
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-23

SELF.RAIs1Na buckwheat -four, at
c.. w. TAYLOR's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-23

A FRESH invoice of maple sugar, at
G.. w. TAYLoR's..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-23

BIRD CAGES, fishing tackle, and fancy
good, at Clemmer & Pooler's. .
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-23
TRANSCRIPT.
CITY AND VICINITY.
NOBLE 8 FRENcH Tor fine clgars.

For blankets and ready made comforts,
70 10 Solner's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-23

!. MAcKrNAw BLANKETINa. Go TO Sol
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-23

and his patrons. He knows how 10 buy
to the best possible advantage, and he
knows how to sci; so as to give his Gus
toners the benefit Of that advantage.
Harry Griswold has had long and val
liable experience as an accountant. He
is careful, me,hodical and trustworthy,
and his services will be especially valua-
bic n.the new concern. .s ss.
The new firm of Ball s. Griswold Ger.
tainly have q bright future before them,
and start in with the best wishes for sue
/ cess of many friends. rs.
An UNFORTUNATE MAN.-Geo. W,
King, Of Moscow, has met with so many
reverses of fortu.e within the present
year, that it is doubly cad 10 be obliged.
10 record still another, and the worst mis-
fortune of all. Las. spring he met with
severe loss by the burning Of his house;
last July the palm Of his right hand was
pierced by binder:necdle, which laid
him by from active labor for some time.
Last Tuesday, while working upon q
scaffoldtng to his house, tile same gave
way, and be fell TO the ground some ten
or twelve feet. impinging the knee Of his
right leg upon pile Of BRICK, fracturing
The knee very badly, and into the joint.
Of. Me- Donald was called, but hoping
that the leg. might possibly be saved,
definite action II regard Il, amputation
was postponed for . few days. Dr.. Hol-
lister was sent Cor, and the two agreed
that amputation must be made. Accord.
Iingly, Sunday about noon, Drs. Hollister
and Nc Donald amputated The leg just
above the knee We regret @ learn that
NJ. Kings general Leal,h has not been
first class, which will mike his speedy
recovery all the moro ifficult.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-23

CAR LOAD winter apples, Just received,
at G. W. TAYLOR's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-23

CudpcI III This City nave Uetu very muCu
improved Of late. The fence taken down,
all rubbish cleared away from tile
grounds, the trees about nicely trim med,
and new sidewalk the length Of the
grounds on Water street. These i'm.
provemcnts have added much to the ap-
pearance of the pretty chapel.
Last Thursday light, as the old band
we're footing away in their music rooms,
they heard q new call, which proved to
be q call for supper. They were not al
all backward in following the voices
which led them into the grand jury
room, in the county Jail, where they
found their wives had provided them the
unexpected treat OF an oyster supper. Il
was we'll prepared and appreciated by
the boys.
Post-ofice will open at PAN. on Thanks
giving day and close at i'm. 5=..13
Attend union Thanksgiving service to-
morrow morning at the Baptist church, SER
mon by Rev. C. E. Wright. :sSs,.
ME6. Anna 0TOWHs a86Q mOguer OF MS6s ~.
solner. died last week Friday at the residence
Of Mr. solner IN this city and was buried on
Saturday.
Rev. Fred Weiehman, OF Indiana, will lee.
ture on Temperance, at the Catholic church,
tomorrow lThursdayl evening, at 80 O'Clock.
Admission. e cents.
5 Hon. VIM. Taylor, BOSTON, 10 well again.
Completely cured Of Q scrofulous humor
which poisoned his blood covering his face
internally and Cuticura and Guticurs Soap
|externally. sssEs ssssa
IChas. Rayre Hinkle, Jersey CITY Heights,
N.J.srepOrte thet his son, q lad aOf twelve
[of EczemA BY tho CuticuYa Remedies. From
MS head to hts feet Was one lnass Of scabs.
IS AOBRID1. tho Grocer a 81 receipt of large
!alse lot g nice ~ oystsrs ~ Thankssiv.
, 1881-09-12

SENATOR Dny CAMERON, III MI interview,
reprnvos III strong terms tue IIltloliracy Of spec
tllat!ug ns to whit Con. Arthur wonl4 or would
NIT do III ens0 hc became President by t,uE.
Gar0citl's deAth. At tho sa.lo ttne, tio thinks
Arthur Wat,ttt make nnat worthy Prpsl4lent.
AZ tu tho seduction Of u Cablnot ty 0ei, Arthur,
Mr. Cameron satd:
~ knuw X | weru President would surround
ilysHf with tho strunKHst AtiI lhtst agns!ble HGn
gould tMl. 3eilx NY all ytearS, wUu}u Mall1r-
Nl1y select friends, FrIlD that Infer y hMt other
tnvi Mu!iltl dn under s!ini!Mr nIrcuinstnncea."
"MlsMt nnhes tl'ssu yuu thdtlxht mr.
"Wull, wouldn't ch1c tu put u In that way.
oxnufly. The sa!euftt'A vi y EAoiIet fpr rnyself
AIld ulle for unuslpr nun as9 lw9 operations. |
tlr. Frelinphnysci. VI SuW 1ursGy, 4ltd bcHAiuF
] th.nk, i.Al. Dir. W3ndou, wuulu 10 u st1ot,Y
ulnlt, ntld Elvc general satisfMttlun."
Kx-sena.ur I'latl ur New York, after con.
dutnnlnk- tito iuaelicslcy Ut discussing such
subject. was nevertheless drawi. .lntu making
tho following suggestions ~ to possible fu!urs
Cabinet arrangements. Ills Interview 5cads
thus.
"tt has bc6n suggested that 0cn. Arthur
would bGttrs ri thln tht present CnbinUL"
"Wn!I. uf that kAuw nnthtnk. II hn s4nul
DC Frssalont 4n w''.ltu tesit. with tnrrble tRsk
beforp hlIu. lie wnuhl " held rt~pt,lls lilo tur
III htW tlnn my preceding presi,!eht, altt It
~nIlla han'ts bo FUR lu expect HIN 10 assuno
th4t 1urtlcil 0f tlnty unlrsj Le Guild be SIR.
Fuunlc'a br nhtlsets whona he ain1seif Re.
lectel. apprtrti, uHl ro1l1ltlel IN. These sutE,
may be Ill "f that. ;sIn giving yon nly Idea
, 1881-09-12

T'nE showing NJ tu advertisements ,na,le In
TIiE Tnllit'xE vi Snillny, Sclh. II, was
something extraordinary, ind ,,evor brfro
cslutlltd mt Ills se,son hr The ycar. II Inns
happened sometimes III tl,u curly spring. when
ticru was II rusli Hf rca1-rsate nirl lsousr-
renting advertisements just l'r1or to tl,e tst uf
1l,ly, tlfN TtE I'istHrSE fIns rcaclie,t ;ttml
exceeded iii aggregate ~ grcat rs thnt vt
t,sterltay.-scyenty-seyc, columns; hut ut
II ttmH nf year not i'll Or ncnr
the ilUlttaay s,:nsCIl, allu wllcn thu
elnss Ut "sl,lail n,ts'' Just referred to
nre running comparatively light, III s,Icl,
l,envy bulk ut advertising Ills ever lefnrc
hem known by 'ruE 'ri.lm:SE; alul or co,lrse
un oll,ct PAPER published In tic West I,as
EVER n'tyw1,cre near approached tl,is ll,asL.
t,'tic Ut business p,ltrpiagr. T!n. iiilefrcc
IL bc ,lrAwn is tflAt tho lt,si''css penple ri
Chicago nru lust eiltcrlng upu, II srasoil ut
fall trade Of ,,,ieSnll,neh briskItess ulul
ynNtng, itlu tllat tic rplulnlsOr ttclr r1iosnii
medium Ut advertising, THE TMHESs, will
be III greater tlcn,aiId than uycr before a.
this tfnfe Df ythr.
, 1881-09-12

In tlo terrific hurricane which prevailed
Inst Sllur.lny night o,, Luke Eric i,unicl,sc
slantagn tU pl,,i,crty aiul porl'nl* grtat 't'ss
Of lifu occurred. AIMING other VESSELS
caught II, tito furious gals the sc!'u,ter
UAyid Dows, thu larkest sntl,,g vessel wl,tt|,
ever iE'A,tet nIt fresh wnter+ WIS wrecked ntM
tlfstnu,ltlt,l. 'fi.u DDws wns hnnmsl from
CEtcugu In l,MtIalo Wilt, cnrEu Of 0i,-
0tl bushels "f cnrt,. atnt WAS wrecked
some tlmo ,lHtIis Saturday night, gn't,E
ashore on wltnt l. kl,nwn rs "A[iailfu
t;rounli," Heir 1'elGu fS[al,d III 1.nIe Erie.
From the fact tint notn.iy wits visible nh
board rs tlle wrouk WIS l,asscd yesterday. It
Ii feared Tint tho o,lltrG crew llnyD pErtsl,ed.
Tia Dayi,f DDws WIS 1nMnrllG.l III rulellu
lust MMrel, nlMt fter Gust w:ts SSH ,00D. Other
cusltultics 10 salltng ur.tt rre rcputtctt frUln
tho sni,lu vicfmfiy.
, 1881-09-12

Gl.ooMy news Of m attcrat!o,, fur tho
worse III tho Presidents condition comes
from Long f}rattcl,. During Saturday night
and throughout Sunday u marked rIss IN
temperature md nulse nlNl mi !,icre.lsu III
respiration wcre observed, the pulse rc:tcll-
ing. at t1mes as high l:o, tho temperature
lU0.C, mid tho respiration 70, tic lattcr bc
ing the most frequent tint lss,s ',teM reg
isiercd fur lntlt,y weeks. The occurrence
nj these grnro symptoms lit the race uf tlls
fact. that the atmospheric temperature uni
general conditions lia,B been rs favorable ~
.onltl be desired ',as given rlsc nl,ce nlorr 10
serious appret,e,ist0ns. rs Is seen III tho
ianxunge OF Secretary ,l3IailA's incasuge 10
Ailnlster Lowell Inst eronillg. I'Ilu bulletins
Hf Tho siirgc0'!s hctray Hu especial nnSicly,
Though tioy record thu l.lyolsu llguu.s rs lp
reyrr, pulse. antl respiration; hut II IL rEatj,
10 the notl-professlonal comprehension tint
thesG lMust bc sqhtn c1lusu fur thesu i,lctltt.-
INT symptoms What tl,lJ c,luso IL Is
plalnly s!atett III THE TntBrSE's l.oHE
l'1nnch special. written ut II o'clock ilot
evening, In which thu assertion Is ,llato tlMt
M absccss llas Derm discovered In tile i'resi-
dents right lutlgl Such n discovery lIus
''ec,, feared, III Fact cSpectcd, for soulo tlmo
past, aud tho lungs l,aye lKel NJ, oturt Of cs.
lppial sotlcltl,lu M tho t.,rt nr tllo SURGEONS.
An frritacd condition vi the lungs Ilad BEEN
noticed for Guy Or txu, but 1t Mrs MT until
last cyeuIug tllat tllu l'rcsItlunt In coughing
raIsel small quantity of unhealthy l,,ls-,l
cesalli Indication, It IL llu|d, tint thv
ctlrets Of py,eu,fa aru visible In tho
fGrmattoi! OF M nbsccss III ono OF
Tho lungs. Ii s,tcl, sIlall pr0yo to
, 1881-09-12
ENGLISH MUNICIPAL TAXATION,


purposes Is ono Of tllose things Of which it,
tle II known outside of limited elrclo Of
ofie1nls In that country; In fact, tic details Of
slcll local taxation arc 70 lntotyut} and cntn-
pfgx tint IL. requires mn expert 10 understand
and to explain thent, Tho form Of st,ucll OF
these taxcs, anil this modes OF assessment an,l
tho purposes for which they are lcyicd, arc
strange to icoplu In this country. Tho taxes
Of England nra twofold-tllose ]ts!etl ar,u
collected for 'ntlonal purposes and those
which arc lev1etl for lncal Ub|ects. Tho tn
tlonal taxes pail by England. Scotland, mil
ireland Inst ycnr aggregated In round NUM-
bets s4oo, nor, eco. Ont ut this rcyeuuc Eli
gland expended 1orge sums for various local
plirposcs Under TIM form Of mid. Excluding
this lid from thu national Treasury, lngln,,d
nlohe Inst ycar paid s1ta, ,000, ,000 for LOCAL
tnxos. Tho London Tlmcs declares, how
cyer. tlsat "by must people aboyo tic working
class, and most nf Mll when Wo c0,nc to the
stratum Of aulct gentiltty. tho rates nro
felt much more severely tllan the taxes"
by economy. It says. 1t Is possible to
avoid taxes. but the ratcs nro l,lcsca1,abe
This Is Illustrated By tlle statement TINT In
most TOWNS u genieel residence cu,l t,o had
for St50 year, null the ''fnhabIte,t ilouse''
tax Of, TINT will bo s3.U:. On tile other hand,
tho "rates" ol, such dwelling will be rs
higlr as TO- Ii, Of 70 per cent, Or 315, a.s a.s, or
$40 II scar. Tileao do not include water or
g.s rates. T,ese rates takc tho placa Of
wlnt aro k'owll III th!s cotil.ry as 'sspceiul
assessments" aihi alsu permanent rates for
Tho continuance Of wnrks which 1s,ny be
regarded as speetal improvements. These
, 1881-09-12

ness TRANSACTIONS Of the Two cltlcs fully snD"
sianttntc tile official figures Of lille ceitstls--
Int likawise verify tho pr"tnfsttinn lint uct.
slty of f'nnutntloll hnhcs commercial great
ness. Tllo publication, l,efng intended only
for tie cyas of 81. Louis t'cuplr. lectures
that city ro,,ildiy, declaring that "fgnuraneo
Of tho all.Enlportant tacts l,orutn sci forth,
joihctl to oti,br unfortunate matters coll.
ncclud with tho taklnr of tho VI. Lonfs cc',-
s'Is Of ts'0, tinyts wtthnut Aonht contributed
to tho Stato alll municipal disappointment
Of 1880" 1t s'lys. ats,', Tint, "narcnt'zod l'y
The opiates of .fnlsellout" atld ly i.osuul
declarations Regarding the hatutnl ndyan-
saRcs of tho future great ely, 81. Louis has
allowed The past tlccnda 10 pass BY without
dining anything to tll t,p ahb waste Of ad-
Joining territory. ..
II IL unnecessary 10 followthls PAPER. Thu
ainl snttbht Is IL fu,luru tho st. Louis tscoplc,
including jay t;ou'tl, 10 cDtitrtb,ltc "nloiiey,
and III no snail sum-" Ia pay for agents to
traycl EUROPE. proctalntnE thu gr1at NIL
yanlayes Of Missouri, tint In l,euplfng tho
State st. Lonls mny llavo ncople to traac
With l,ur. tile appcnl THUS winds up:
In combustion, tho Missouri Immigration So
clcty desires to stnto TINT II thu pItli.Atton Of
thts dpc!ncnt + tas lscn % %,1tiiui1cc solely by
Tho faets prosnt!ct III st. LOUIS. tho citizens
could nnt o hYl,! restonsi9lo for tho ikewnrt,1-
ss st wi'ici th cf9}n ~ s c, trste e.
iasy siSweti eGor|s 10 huston ita srowth as Tia Tia
business. n'en viii nuw carn foF tic rst timo
tho truth. md Il. this knuwlcslHo do NOT stlmu.
1nte ;te,n 10 actIou, concerted, ticfntt. well.
Htctrtl nut!on tnu. To fcyrrse tic errors nr tho
Ihat, We it1lAfnKC the GhnrnctGr Nf thu 1tcr.
, 1881-09-12
THE SUMMER' WANDERERS.

They ase coming home, llUlne from tie
luNE yacatiOn-tllo visitors Mt tho seasltc, tho
spr!Exs. tue 1.uu,llafns, ind tho hike. f'rOf.
Vcnnar's cnlt( wave snnt n chill to the very
ll,arlow OF tho rural wanderers. Thoy sllly.
cred Under TIL, b1ast, atld thought Of wrnps,
grale.l'res, tl.oatres. hops, i'artlcs, balls.
Then there waa "l,llrry!ng to and frn," md
luany family consultations, md m,,el, puck
INK, u,pi w!stfnl lust looka at tllo "wrlnkel
aea," the "nllstymo,intN!h tops" u,alnt tho
thin f0a stun'lnY uysr tlio WATERS Ut thu ialso
llkoall0Ar fr0st, Tic incoming railway trains
nro III longer wateliGu with tic expectation
of seeing E.uw antl strallge nr familiar Taccs;
they glldo Into tl.e Htatlon moro gl0stly ro-
mitltlers Of what they wero hut latoly-trnlns
Of empty eonulIes. l}nt they return lllle.l to
rcplction Will bright happy pc0plu whnse
faces aru Drowned by tho slll. mud ilushel By
tlls l,uv Ut luaitll. Hustle, at,tl excitement,
a'tll confusion prevail everywhere. Summer
friendships aro rt,.te!y interrupted, perlats
Muyur to bU renewed; II por!U1 Ia PIT tu
charming lIirlntlUns; loyers aru parted
lovers wl'u hs,yo llstelloa tugutllcr lu thu
'sl'.sIo Vt lilo wInd In tl'o plnes asllslghcl III
sympathetic aceortl, and draat1cd Vi E!ysiuul
III they s:azcA Into eacIl otllcr's 0yes, rec!Tn.
tug ntt t4u lnossy baI,k Ut tho balbltng bgouk
-nntl, blessed teliAf! bor9s nro gotten ritl
ol, It Is fond!y believed, fore'fr.
Tho summer llutrls lool llkv banstuel- -l,alls
.(esur{cl. Tho eh!il Ut autumn lttss llaynd9.t
t'Ieln; tlla eyvnlny brcozes wh!vl. but yus-
leEtlar erept 1own tlle na0!ntaf! silu, OF
swept III fruln tho SCH us luke, with sucl4
grateful ASSURANCE ot relief frUnl tho toO
, 1881-09-12

SGtlntNf ljEek SetttlS 10 llnSG IlltIuitle( sonic
wl,ut tho vicws TINT wero attributed to him
N rcgard to tho proper procetlnre Of tile
Dgmnerats IN tho United States Scnate With
respect 10 tic ciactEon Uf q presil!n. officer.
Tlts Is unfortunate leca1se tlic assnntctl cx-
preston OF those yiews tlruw ont very ger-
eral approval from both Dell,ocrats atlsl He
pltblcans. 1t wns stated TINT Senator Dpck
hnd condemned IN strong terms tho PROPOSE
lion to exclude the Scnators-olect from New
York long ellougfl to. enable tlio Dc,nocrnls
iii tic ScnRtc to elect q President pro tclH.>
upon whom, under the Inv, the ChfGf AfNgis-
trary OF the Nntl0n would tleyHvc In certain
conditions. lie WIS alsu credited with the
rcnlArk that tho selection Of n Democrat
for tiiat postl0t, wolll In the event Of I'resi-
dent GariEultl's death, put another tempta-
t!on lit Tic way Of fnnatEea or scollnrels to re-
sort To t.ssasitlatlnn For these rcasunsllc was
sattl 10 be of opinion that Republican, ought
to DO electo'! President Ut the Setlntc. This
WIS statesmanlIkc mud patriotic yicw Of tllo
case which presented 4 strolly contrast to
tlo harrow aIsd patisan utteranccs Of II tlcn,~
agog like Dnn Voorhees,. .Afr. Beck ought
not 10 llnye repuatated VI tlisavowed such
sentiments III my degree. 1lu docs not cS-
actly deny them, md wn are inclined to
think tint lie fully recognizes their fitness;
but in I'LL Interview will i, Lexington corrc-
spolldeml Ut the Cimcllnnti 1uzcttc I,e takes
occasion 10 say tllat lie Is only o,,e Of ttlir-
ty-seyc1t, Oie who bud neyer belted, md lind
never sought u dictate" Its would scuitl
to illtllcnso that MIR. neck Is rcatly tn submit
III this as well MS other matters to the tlcta-
tion Of the cnnctts, wlIic1, Is almost ltyar1-
, 1881-09-12
THE DEFENSE Or INSANITY IN UnIM.
NAL QABEB.

A writer In t7lD SCntCtlCr NtltubCr of tho
.lptcrtcytn t.t,u rstufctp maintains that
lnsamlty Should he ITO defense Iii cnpitnl
eusrs. ,rl.a argument Is Ingenious. il Is
bnsetl OIL the assu,lptlon Tint tic object
Of cnpital punishment ID twofpiI: first, to
prevent Il repetition Of tho cflDte BIZ tI.c Of
fender; stc,i,lly, to cxcrcise Il deterrent cf-
feet, a1sd ~ prevent II repetition of 1t by
others. Capital cases differ from utllcrs Ill
this: Tint no ACCOUNT Ia taknn In tlleMl Of
tho future OF tho criminal. Reformation II
not contemplated. IL would bu t,anifest1y
ynin tU topo for suc1t a,l effect Of contl,le-
l,,cllt upon luuollc lIeueo llo Is n specially
lit subject for tJ,c cxtrcu,u pcl,nlty of tho Inv,
This writer SAYS;
lint III cn,ta, caRrs nm ,,n,v Ju IF TIM Inv ia
to destroy tlo offender. md reo,o by hist!cath
,ar Wv Ibn ,tr wc Il, e sinir G f ~ ~ m m
snle murderer Is At Tast as yrcat as from sa.,o
rta, e ~ Si ~ aoGy s nas n ny ~ nSn n;o ee e' pf
ynin IL hopo ,i.li tho s, murderer who il opcii
o to ~ uiGuts e. nt9r M ponalfes Sp ~ se,
IN tho Gnso uf nj iiistnc lrs,c,rr ,icn ,si,ot,
mtt!ticr lc1,a!sirs ~, wnnla !myg ~ cGeet Every
fenty t iii viii anpiy wist, greatcr frcc II, tto
cso u tue is!snno thuti l! tlt Ut tho su. with
pssn""e ''"' 7s'"''ne e"ee''''o'
Illo argument was saIsestett' u course.
~ "'o at'e'upt UPON .'o '.le o1 tio l'fesl"e"s'
1lls '!o1 so"nu Nv al1 po'''ls' for tile III"
'ooAs |" .a,!ell'loi's' "tNa p"t'e"'"t's ~ 'hell-
~ cu""t''o''' pe'he"l''tlou' "1''' 'I"''ee III
'ae 'i"i"cter' ~" e''l petSo't c"a1is w.
eo'ape'cns IMMUNITY W n"J"AAea guilty I'll
n'sse'e1 M III t!lo "sse "eSfee. "ilell inc very
uehll't'oh o. t'io ctl'1o ietlu4res lt IL saouitt
W. rQ[1ullttGlk Nitll 4Il3ltkEE UtGTGTtIUIEntr
, 1881-09-12
THE FUTGRE M BT. Int11H.


There liNs been much thlk aid itlucl llys-
trry CONCERNING n publication prutnisc,l soDli
to be made By The Commercial Cinb or st.
Lonis, in which, with tl,u ail ut tho census
statistics, comparison was to bp mado tc~
twgeM tiia past a1ll present Of Chicago nltt
~. 1.al'ls with reference TO The futurc of tho
Two cities. AZ Inst excitement gtrw SO III
tense over this subject that tlie st. Louis Rc-
publican, Insisting Tint tho truth co!lccrtl-
Ens the Forthcoming document woultl alnnu
satisfy public curiosity, has obtained from
tllo publishers full account Of tho wllulc
Nirait.
seems that tlIey.Iaye iii st. Louis a,l or-
Yaniza:nn klluwM AZ tho 3flssdlirl IMn,lBri-
ilun Snciety, tic ob1ccr Of which Is to iu.i,uo
Foreigners antt others to migrate to Missouri
md bcco,ns permanent residents OF t'at
Slate. Ii aso seems tint this society deemed
It advisable nS part uf their work tn enlist tho
nttt 0f tho jeDpln uf 81. Louis, Atll therefore
nrn,n,rt, Fl ,,n,nnhtat lin nrp,,,u,.,t nr ,rh,n1,
- ,s :. - t"''to,t '''e ~ . ~
In that "tli0 prosperity aiid trnde of city is
Il, dJrcct proportion tu an.i tlcpcn,lcut On tho
density of the population III tlis ct'untry
atlintr,lt to It." startlne out witt, Ills
lilustrntlon. ror tllis nurnt,sc Il chort .l,o,y.
,.,,. .,,c ao,,,.,, .a.,,.. ,,,.',. =, .,,a
aijacr,,t M 10 the two cites % WIS n, prepared for
lin lumtrru,fon soc1otv ..to ,ttaohuYn I'm
,ui,ui. If tl1s nusi,,css nut,ilc % of thn i,lra I'm
it., lin f,uv NJ :, 1outs ,,,,st rao,soar,l,;
,''1e "o Wy " :o'' ''""'a '."st "eeeSs"'iy
's M'"n'"Hos "tt''ou' af e''ote u n'ahe u so'
/ m,iu ro,, tunnn.a - .yront ,tt,. t,,a ,,,,,tr,.
's''.','.., ~. ..t,''.'- ~" =. .e'.1
, 1881-09-12

nt the latest ttain robbery, wa. IT.
sa.lc., hy II la,ht Of ltespctadoes rnfls'stFng
Ut Two lnn,kc.l men. wlIs', after uprl'lnH tip a
btls1; fuslIIntsc will, their plstnla, hegan 10
plumber right mud lott. Nobetly offered any
resistance, and utter tho brace Of lnln(ts ind
taken all they cuu1d carry tloy retired ul,'
&p.
, 1881-09-12

AN cdltor In Arcrislet, Miss. Il becoming
cxrttc. In tho lust iesuo or his papcr, the iitf'
c,'ry.' ho howla .d,smally TO his constituent:
"i.ct every white ,nnn s~oar bcfOrc tho Eternal
this Is II white country, mid tho white man stal!
rule It," VT infer fr01n this shrek that sotnv
culorcd constituent Of onr rsteetnctl contrthpo'
rnry hns lefAtlltul lii tho delivery Of Ydrdea
truck. due as tho subscription price for The pa
per. Southern tdisats will mi permit thru.
selves I'd bp trilled ,slt III this mater, and thelt
position is correct. IT man agrccs to g!vo IT'D
duxen cabbaKcs an1 bitshcl Ut potatoes for The
Mercury. he ought to do II.
, 1881-09-12

lsEIoirrs from Minnesota tell Ut uucl,
damage to wheat in the shock aud In tue
slack IN consequence ut savers raiu.storms.
'rl!rash!ng bus been delayed by the wet
wcut1,er, uni It IL feared that considerable
lnss will bc suffered !n consequence of Tic
spronsIng ot g1utn before It reaches the
ilIiti sl,al.
, 1881-09-12

TiE 1lcv. MUSES. j. Kelly, a Maine m1utss
ter, Ia lust now tacyottng sumo time to calm
consideration Of tho fnct that t!Ierc tlro pcea.
siuns when even II t,rcachcr tuay DO what Il tui.
RnrI3' b,lt nptly termed "too prts!ot!s." Mt.
Kelly. who is naturally MI artlcnt Republican,
heard somebody shy that ono Foster Itarres had
expressed toy over President 0artlcls sickness
nna possible death. wllercupon he ani,9ht out
Harvey aud snloto thnt I,crs0, On hla nose For
tals olrenso the Itcy. Sir. Kuily was lined Il ty
Police Jtstice. md it now appears that Harsey
ncyor tnat!G tho rcmttrk attributed ID him. The
practice Of surfing a tlKht on henrsny crt1cnte
Is NOT tIkeiy 10 l,o extensively followed by slr.
Kelly In tho future.
, 1881-09-12

.ros1E A[..SsFlE1.r', whose name was con'
Btantly bctoto the j,lhlc when 1lu, Fisk was Id
lilo hight ot hts Klary,s running enb.roont
md Hltnbiug- -housc In I'nris; AMI tho fart beng
notcd by u correspondent brings 10 mind tbs
f.ct that, while the fntniIr TT Flax ntr In terr
moderate circumstances, Est Stokrs, who Killed
the .prlnco 0f ErIc," has prs'spcred amazingly
slhco bis rotcase frum prison, nuu IL now q rttS
wealthy man. Those who knew him NJ tue
t1ashtnE. handsome yrtInx mnn Of FlsRa day
w,,,,ll hnrtliy sccoRntz0 him now. howevor. us
hatr Is perfectly Whlto, aud bis manner utterly
chungcd
, 1881-09-12

AMoSn tito Fut,lre attractions of cl.9easy
ns aErtler. .resort Will tA' shlhkr', the o', ',,
aarsn,atl,. Ae huyInR announced t'at tn' .."r ~
viii hqrcaf,tr io bis hntnc Mr sn'',Ssa ~. III
sptcottuv a ,ptincuco be cylirntty pease'F'
Kyrut Judgment.
, 1881-09-12

rrr tntrtGo TRIBUNE l.ns established bfnrch
eccs fr tho receipt OF subscriptions ard AdrcraIsu.
ntents fDl1aHs:
NEW yD,sK-tsoum p Tribune building. F.T. Nc
fArttES, AianhRet.
GLASGOW. sco,and--Atlans American News
AEehty, 81 1lcnfrld-st.
LONDON, Eflk.--AtnnkItaEs Exchange. 4s9 Rit1na.
AENNy 1. uitt.tn, Agent.
nA5li1StTUN. II. E.-.lalJ asebat
, 1881-09-12

HAAorlttn charming episolu In rurul HE II,
Missouri Is c},routcled tn tia dispatches il,!s
luorlliug. Tic little ylIuxu Vt Bates City. uis
the chtraxo Il Alton l.aitruat. only SEVEN
.lnl1cs Gust Ut tue D!uu Cut, tho ,cetlr
, 1881-09-12

Enttfsd at tAt ito.t-0ft4 nj cAit1s, H., u SteoHt'
t7att Hdf;tT.
For Tho bsntat of nur rntrns WHO deslso so eend
IinRe oop1es OF TnE Tnint Nh through tito niatis nv
Et o here with tho Transient titH uf l'nstHEc'
tprrfqis HIItt DohItstie. fftF fhry.
}:leht nn4 Twelrp t'aEe Paper. tontH
, 1881-09-12

4 FRENCH force l.as occupied Sl,sA, ,nutl.
Ing will. no resistance from, but helng ruthcr
warmly welcomed by, tho 1'nnlsIuns. At
ienst 50 says dispatch FROM Flenclt sources,
, 1881-09-12

JAY {,otr.l, Ins established Ills son u! pne'
ness IA stock. broker. TLpyul'iiF llh1l - % nhs
t}cnr9s, anA was 30 cn!cu because W. soun unani,i
tell q l!e, tic ls tho only George III 'ns o'''~