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, 1881-09-23


knKoMO, Ind, Sept. a...-Tdo terrible tragedy
eu,ctel In our city IN Mon:lay night last Is yet
all the talk, and, Notwithstanding tho vcruut OF
tho Coroner ttlIt tue deceased cllie to h!s leAth
ut the hNt,da Ut tho officers Of the lnw while In
tho discharge OF their duty. many Of our best
cltlzeus arc not satsilel Ut Mayor Coles guilt,
and The general sentiment IS, tue man WIS ut
Ieaat unnecessarily murdered. Tho testimony
Of the 1.-Two tneu who killed. him would hAvc hccn
lust US strong, II not stronger, With him living,
aud oue faGt ugnlust thon is thAt AlI but twD
OF thata wore hts inrctcrato eilenlea. eartnin
Ctass OF citizens, his frlen1s dunounce It ns u
conspiracy to murder him by men VIM wanted
hin out nf tho WY, while another clnss feel and
Say that his murder was certainly nnwlse, md
think under tho circumstances he could hase
becu taken alive. "A Il phyaclnn, nr. Cul9
prucliceA III tho best families, nn4 rAnked iiiRn
III Ills profession. IIu hus lived hure twenty
one yelr5, it'd hinOnH thu puorur GLASSES ht was
very populur, ny he was nlwnys randy to ~ Wheii
called. and WIS t1irely kutsn to tnko !ee
frun such Tor hla sorvlGca. He was tepeatIenly
clectcu to tho council from strong Hepublirail
cRndlNtu far Mayor. al.d was elected: Ills
funeral wits tue ttrgcst oyur sualt Y hokoMo.
Therp Ia t,t, denying lho 1Aut TINT nr, Cule hui
ho ahs,l I'M. instantly Killed une ,:au! here tur
tho scdnctlon anu ruin of his Wife Ills W'Io..
ni,,st critical condition. Tho .natt.r Will
bu gully !nysstixats, IL, ny n, n!s .r;Y tries r:
light un b'th s.,iea ut tho cMss. Thu nuiaI'sy
sissel that le wns shut IN seven 1iderutt placus,
tho lmtnl Une bcuH buck shot tlat entered ~
right nur!clu uf thB heart. An OLD nhysttlatl
vnll few n,ol,onis ngo. III tho presence af your
correspondent. TINT tho doctor lInser run !tio
tioart. There nro Errut many CIRCUMSTANCES
connected With tho uttar thai uo n0t look right.
, 1881-09-23

uES. .AEIl1u1!s r' 1SrES1toH. :,,s:sa -,
-, SPECIAL n"'"'T" - - ~ u. .a.t ~ ,r,,a svh,to
=, WAs'itSutoa' -. VI e'e'' fn', a,,",'ann.s 's
!lousc .ooAs aes.t.e =, ,,,n ~" ,,a i"s. ,'r
Meto ensuse.. s""y .4r tn '''In w ~, r.,"~nt ~
.t .n"."e"s' .p."; .;. rar,,,1l ~, Wnu-
o ps,soa, o.s.s "a sI ia.,.. ,,aa., aemfui,.
tor. 1a's pass"Io p'p''s ,'''1u ,.,, v !. ~
ntta'Eeu al'a pae1ea' ~ oHa' No. "me w., 's,''' ~
,uasa ~ "vn, ,,,. m , =" nro ,t T., ""s.s ~.
H+Ha Nv t1'o " AAe aa""oef Wv Fss =" .'''SS ~
, 1881-09-23


WASHINGTON. d. t., Sept. @3.-'l'he follow
Ing proclamation las just been Issued by
President Arthur:
Uv lhe President 6f thc u,lctt States " Amcrtcd:
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS In hts fnserutAblu wisdom 1t has
pleased t,ott to remove from ts tho tuetrious
head uf tho Mutton. Jntncs A. Gartscid, lAio
Presl!nnt Of thD United Stntcs; and.
WHEREAS, It Is nttllg thur tlIe deep grief
which ills 4ll llcnrts should nllu!fust Itself with
QUO accord toward tho throre Of tn1init gsncc,
mud thut wo ahoil1 buw before tno Almighty
au1 seek from, Hin thAt consolation III our uf-
ii!etlon mud that s.actlucntion or uur loss which
Ito Is nbtp aud willing to vouchsafe.
Nuw, therefore, In obglliencu to tho Racrcd
duty. nnsl IN necorllAhce With tho desire gt tho
people, /, Chester Il. Arthur, President uf tho
United Stntes Of A1ucr,ca. 10 hereby apputnt
Monday next, tho .uiil lay ut September, OIL
which uuy tho rcnnns Df CIR il0l,breH md be-
losed t,cud will bo consigned to their last rest
lng place on cnrlh, tO Ga observed throughout
tho United States as q day OF humiliation and
mourning, anl earnestly recommend all
pcpp!ptp assulnble OF thnt dug IN their rcspcot-
i've pIacus of dlyIue worship, tlpru tu rendur
nike tl,pir tribute Of sorrowfIl submission to
tho will Ut Almighty 0oll asld to ti,ulr revcr-
citec aud luye for tho tnonory Gnd character OF
our iatp Chicf SaEtstrAtc.
III wilucss whereof, have hercnnto sot my
hand and ca,lscd thu soul Ut tho United 8tntcs
to DO a.xed. Dom Ut the City Ut Washington,
OH tho I'd Of Beptotuuer. III tho your or our
Loru l1Bl, md OF tho Independence OF tue
United Suites tue QUO huntlrv1 mud sixth.
cIEsrEM 4. ARTHUR.
Dy tho President; ........
JAMES u. uLAlNE, Secretary OF State.
, 1881-09-23

Special Dl*p4feh 10 3hf Ghlfa11 1ftolhSs +
OMAHA, Mob. Sept. .1.-Supcrlntcndenr Cor"
bin, OF Tho ula.ok Hills S,aga llnc, OWNED una
p,,erntcd hy GlIucr, Salisbury & Co.. IND his u.s.
slstubt, Iddings. were nrrcstod ut Sidney on
rucs.llIy ty United Slates MaraI.al t!ariowoF,
on complaint Ut jahn II. Furry. rost.Olteo In.
st,cetur, charging than with consplrtn9 To III.
Juce Postmaster C,ary, NJ Sidney, tn nlnko false
rt.,,urts showing thu Nlnlls IL hnve arrived tharo
nl schedule tluuu. Ctary tuIle Il wr!tteH Gt''l.
frssIu 10 that uttect. atld ts5n testified nHAllst
iiluta Ut TIM cxNiInati9n befofo United ssntns
CoQtniss!nncr ALEU-. whu .,oSerlh9lrss tiH'
pl,HfKg thettl. Postmaster Sol 5tnFF, Or Dead.
wt,tul, lelpsl tue contractors Dnt ut his utid u
tho ro,ltu by nlaxInx sltutiar fAlsg Fe1rts. an.i
10 III, puntrssrl u Fnray tn writing, hilt tho
Grand jury VI lIc4'lwau1 wuult! uut t94lut him.
Pc0plu citIl draw tleir oWN conclusions. hi.ys
FAri1y, VIM ucelnrcs hu will have thvn y! u,
lictcl III tits ely by thu United atu!sa arMia
Jury III NuyrmbvF, nllu thAt nr1 Arrusss Hrn
aul,il IL Iull4.w sul,,u ut Which will ereatu dr:
vjc scllsutlo,. tis IL un expedited route, aud
cUilsi.lrlsAl,u nltnry must have beun t'htht4setl
fvuu.lue,Itly frAni tilO tinyarnutont, toF wllIh
the contractors Will uu sugl,
, 1881-09-23
COMMENT ON TIE ADDRESS.

sptetat Df,paleh ia 1nt Chicago Tribune.
WAsII1SaroS. u. T.. Sept. 2a.-Tresident
Artllur's Inaugural address Is favorably
commented upon by tie Senators anu Coll-
grcssnlcn INV here, IL ts interpreted rs In
dcating Tint thu general pulley of the AL
mnfstrati0n will nut bo cllnnKcd. ltepub-
ltcuns generally wcre WArtn In praise Ut
tIle address, and tic Democrats iiHd much Ill
1t that they approve. y Democratic Se'intor
said: "Tl1cre arc two things l espGclnily
like. Tho President Is opposeh tn extra
sessions OF Congress and speedy legislation.
md lle expresses confidence In the ability Of
Tho American people to take care of their In
stilWtiuns There Is liu tntk about tin nucgs-
ssy of II stro,g Government, or TINT sort Of
| nollsutse."
THE VENERABLE HANNIBAL 1IAME1N
said: "It Is all admirable allNresy. lie sAys
| Just enough and not too llncll. The country
will like It,. llo IL going to be President IF
tho United States atd not tho leader Ut II
fuction." That part OF the address III which
| Tho President promises tU curry out tho
nrAsulDs devised by his predecessor, ITO
correct abuses aIid enforce eeullomy," Is
taken by many rs Il hint tint tho star.routo
prosecutions will not be abandoned. 4 Heli-
tlenIali associated with the prosecution says:
| "TI1E: ONLY IMPORTANT Ai,rsEs
that Gen. Garfield had set ont to correct
were tie stnr.routc thufts. What else could
President Arthur have referlet1 tO: There
IL tluup Significance III the words Wien O!tI
rcntia them cIusriy. know lis 4 fnct that
Ito prosecutions will be carried 0n yigor'
ollsly under The nov Administration. Thu
cusey aru being prepared will, nil possible
expedition, md IL The indicted men ESCAPE /!
will bu bcsause they ass' acquitted bya jury
Ut tlselr peers after fair trinl."
NEW YORK "ilt:isALp."
New Yol,1s, Sent. 3,.--rlle Herald quotes
a fow lines from! President Artl,ur's address
to the country, anil saya: ''I'hey will bn iic
cepte,l rs the premise OF II slnenru patrIut te
set standard fur Ills Administration hfg|c
than ally political party dares l'rofess, md
therefore, as II vow to bp independent, no
merely ot faetiuilul. hut eyun Of partisan
control In Ills Presidency"
NEW yoEK "rnlluSE."
"The brief address to his felow.citizcn
WITH be we'll RECEIVED throughout the cou',
try, und will, II possible. Intensity tho unl
yersat disposition everywhere felt AMI cS
, pressed ain0,,y NIL cussts vi Republican,
: md many fnir.lnindesl Democrats To Civ
| President Arthur in l1ls tyylug position til
! ,nust cordial good wishes nid sincere sui
G port"
: NEW YonK "WOlsLD."
i "l'eople will like the address none til
Q less ipassAucll rs 1t contains, with NIL II
lnudosty, tho plain intlnlati0n OF the rcs0llit
PURPOSE of Its nnthur IL decide fur llmsc
$ how lle shall tllseilnrYu tho duties OF MI .
il lice, the responsibilities Ut wllEcl. ho cas'llt
= divide"
|
, 1881-09-23
ALBANY.

TIIE MEETlEIsSH UF THE II NN|!3 y 1tVu1Ee
Spfelal ulfp4tsk ~ Ths cAtsaa1 Tribune.
ALBANY, N, T., Sept. @t-1'rcslAent AZ
thur has two sisters ltylng III this elty, Mrs.
Mnry AlcElroy ul,1 Mrs. Cav, alld 1t !s
thought tlat tue fur,nrr will bo called upon
to preside over tho Whteu ilousa when the
new President tukes up h!s residence ut thu
Executive Mansion. Mrs. AcElroy ts tue
Presidents youngest and fayorit slster.
SlIIeo the leatls Ut Mrs. Arthur, III the Will
ter ot 1850. sl1e hAs 1tten bcc, ut her brottar's
house In Now fork, and Aas exercised u
luuthors cara over tits swa young
chIlurtn. Allan has spent lntrli nf
Ills tiulo here, wh4a Ills lItt1o Sis
, 1881-09-23
RELIGIOUS.
IOWA USIrEisSAL1aTS

low IL UNIV EIssAAaSIS.
Sreefds Dhpd1eh to The Chteaca 1r1bras.
MAttslIAIt.TowS, Iu., Sept 2as.-The State Com
veiton Ut fpwn Uuiyersalists was formally
chilled to order this mornlug by the hev.
q. Chite. Of 1owa City, and tho sermon preached
by tho Nev. slr. Whitney last evening was thor
ouKhy criticised. On tho whole 1t was pro.
nonncetl II very ntleproluctlon with but few CO.
scuttaI IauIta. Essays we're then read by tho Asv.
HeDyt III .lltulsters wurk und tho ltov. 6trRnb IN
"cuhpcrAtou Of Mintstcsh In Carrying Forward
tlucsIons. AT Iluon tho convention nd
iourncd to meet at tho call Of tho
tho convention Win tho Hon. j. F. Upton,
or Ce,inr Rnplls. tho President OF the couven-
tiot1, 1T the chnr. AT p. III. The Rey: @: Clute
prcncheu, At,tt this evening tha aov. Or. Ryder,
IF Chicago, occupied the pulpit. Tho attend-
unco IL already tnrKs. and tha convention prom
ses 10 ba tito best 4tteuded and most Interesting
over heu iu Iowa.
, 1881-09-23
A TERRIBLE STORM,

Special ulsp1tth 70 tbs Ct1edGo TF!tUas.
Fast SA0ISAW, Mich, Sppt. "a terrific tor"
nsiu swept through C!arc County hlst hight, lo"
tuv ltutuc,,so damage 10 lumber. allu killing two
lnan ut Whttncy j. lteuiuk's oamp, Hive mtles north
Of Cure. Thtrty ulun wore IN tho tent when tho
gu!c ca.,,o III, uud wero buried uHdur tho dcbr!s
Ut fnlllnY trecs. WIlIAm pclafr. OF 1t, J"tlta's q
Lake, Province ot Quebec, had bis buck broken
a.ld wAs terribly 1nutll1tetl. nd Jtaopl Reppltl.
III Hay City. bud lilo Top Ut his hoa1 i0rn oil,
both died INSTANTLY.
, 1881-09-23

Sptesat ntspaseh to Tho UatcaQo Tribune
WASHINGTON, u. t., Sept 2a.-The formal
h,luct1oll of President Arthur to 0ttlco took
place at i!oo,, tutlay iM the Vico-rresitehts
room a. tho Capitol. The fact tl.At ho was to
takr tl!e oath Of ntllre for tho snconll time
mas nut gcllernlly k,tow1i, ailtl would not
Aayo been k.,owr ontsidn Of 0ll1cial circles
ha.l not tile announcement In these dis
patches last night been autographed back to
Washington. IT WINS thought best that the
cercu,a,y should be M private As possible,
aud, although thousands Ut persons few
feet distant weru gathering about tho remains
Of thu n,aytyretl President, few Rliew tllut
his SUCCESSOR was formally assuming tl,a
functions OF Ills Erent ollcc. The Cab!nut
had ut MI enrEy hour this morning becn
MuIlaed where tho oush would hu all
mnssterel, s,s wero tllu few Scnnt0r3
aud Representatives Win nre III tho city, md
shortly before IL o'clock tl.eso congressman
bes,n to assemble III the lobby back 1T Tic
Seaatu Chamber casllng to tue Vlcc-Presl-
DENTS ruon,. AmDng
THOSE WHO CAME EAtsLY
were Senaturs EllnulnLs, Davis, Kellogg, ailll
tic venerable ex-Su,,atur Hannibal llanl,l,
Minister tu Portugal. Un.fl three minutes
before tho President arrived The eorrliar ro-
laaned open and u tl1l1Mber Ut slEhtscers
passed unElGctltng By tho door wl!ere III Il
law moments, sllcll An important uvcnt WIS
10 occur. lind they known that fact, tho
crowd 10 sea thu living President would
loubtscsS hay0 bccll III grpat rs TINT which
galhered about the nnrtyre4 lcad. 4 few
moments befure II O'Clock Mr. Rcotl,
President Arthur's private secretary, went
to tho otl!co Of sergeant-at- Arms
hn. IA
, 1881-09-23

Thls yesr, OF all 1thors, suutethtug practical
should bu dono. Young rncn aud youux wniacA
sbu,.,l sty>yo mare thuu ever betoro to n1asv
themselves useful, Sotne sort VI preparation
should lu hnl thAt will make thsir services motS
valuable. A thorough courao ut II. u. Ariunts
ChlcuKu business College pIld English Training
School IL tho bust kind Ut capitAI for II young
ppssou tu start uut With.
, 1881-09-23

W1sslp.0, supt. ....-Tho meuIbers of Tho
Goycruor- Goncrurs sta'F LEFT hero yesterday for
ljvtu,ln, Mont, yla Ou,Aha nlad Suit Luke CITY.
whore, according to distractions, thoy uxt'eet
tho Vice.l lsrHnl purity. 4 spcciHl chr bus also
bnpt, .ttspIcho frs,us ST. Paul 10 ut.ln'la to await
tho arrival t,cru Or hla Excellonoy by the Unloil
Fuclilo hallway. YAe party 10 supposed 10 rcAvh
M.lGAN tQMQEE1W.
, 1881-09-23
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR.

apf<fal DHEatth 70 3AF CH1eaeo 1F1btHAs
JACKSON, 3iloh., Srpt. Ga-Thlst tho fourth day
OF tho fair, bus been tho greatest of nil. Fully
3o0OU yisltors wero In tho city. md tho grounds
wuro nlIye with people. The receipts for tickets
werr &! 094, Tho largest Of my lay iu the hetory
ot sttto Pairs ln Michigan. The fair hae been
q gratifying sueocsa III oxhlbiEt9n nnd point OF
tlullucrs III attendance. Thu old ottcars wore
unanimously rel1cteu.
, 1881-09-23


WHITEWATER, Wis. Sept. G.-Tha Wisconsin
Co.lfcrcuco began Its session at $3.50 this mor1-
lug, spending haf IN hour In devotional cxer-
ctses, utter which tho bnsInoss Of tue confer
encc was tnkcn up, and Presiding
Elder Coleman, OF tho Milwaukee
District, made his report Respecting tho
stutu Ut tho work III bis district The super:
annuntcd innisttrs' characters wero examined
atd passed. At .:n y. III. the nnnua1 ml4s!onaEy
sermon was preached BY tho ftuv. ThomAs
Ctthets, nt Hnulne, a1ltl III the evening tho Rev.
!. llulsey. Of tenl du Lac, xaye = stroig. spicy
not followed cunuingiy devised fables."
, 1881-09-23

inctl. tits thought Mr. Keller, from the ovt~
dcncc given, will be found guilty Of tue charge.
Int it 4 understood ho has good e.idenoe in hls
juck+nn will be trtel on tho charge, As Tho pack
aRo missed was stolen from him. Mr. Jackson
Milwaukee, Int is now On the River Nond north
, 1881-09-23

TER Nelln has beer almost constantly
with her aunt for the past eighteen months.
ten. Arthur Will find It necessary IL have
one of Ills female relatives uct NJ mistress OF
the Willie llDi,sc, md hts friends think 1t
probable that Mrs. AIcElroy will bc selected.
sitE Is 4 lady Of cIiAssM1Su MANNERS.
hiRtIly cultivated, and wonlnla Of ilItch In.
tellectual forcc. S1le will be very reluctant
tn uss.,ilo tsla position If nsket, M she Inns
family If fur young children. who dc'natnt
hrr care here. Mr.. .1blln l.. afcEtrny. lIer
husband, thinks it doubtful II President Ar.
thur trcnks up his New York establishment
at present md nlnycs his fantty 10
tho Whftn House. Ills only SOIL, Chester
Allan, lus lust entered Cullilnbia College.
anil Ills daughter. win Is nnty 10 ytttrs 0lt Is
here with lcr nunt. Grn. and Mrs. Arthur
wGre, III f0ellcr years, itpunent visitors III
ALBANY, ui,d are remembered very PLEASANTLY
bv their netlltatntatlcts, who tell many uliec-
tlotus 1T the Euw Chief Magistrate. During
The early part Of the civil War Gen, Arthur
WIS
| IsMAsrtn-GrSEnAt or THE STATE,
| assl tud full control Ut ihe inustrrlng, equip
| plug, a,nt furnishing troops for the State.
| Immense amounts nI money pitased through
| his iialAs, Large contracts were nt his tifs-
posul. and nInIly opportunities for mar
ing mnliey were under Ills l.atltis.
But ho left the oflicc p0orer
tllau when he t0nk It, and no breath Of sns-
uielDn was uycr raised against lIfs strict ill
| tegrlty mid honesty. Di one ocrnslun attCr
tho Wnr 1t Is remembered tlat Mrs. Arthur
brought 4lowh al oil Hs,ny blanket 1elore n
group Of friends aid sud That 1t WIS the nl'y
| plumber they Ind received FROM thu War.
tei,. Arthur Ind bccn presented with many
valuable gifts, costly saddles, equipments.
ctc., nil of which he returned to tlIo dunors.
This bla1iket lIn,i rome Into the family By nc.
cEtent. Mrs. Arthur was suddenly taken Ill
II, this city during tic War, when this army
blanket WIS bought, md SHE was wrapped up
III 1t and carried to the cars, wlsc,icc she was
taken home TO Now York. In tile confusion
tic blanket WIS unnoticed until aficr her re-
cuyeryt when 1t was put Nwny rs relic.
, 1881-09-23

SAN UAuLoa, Sept. e...--Tha Indian count to.
day At tho hub.AYoucy showcd l,Sll Ihuro ase
abuut ~ axenuy suouas surviving tho lnittt4ry.
u,lu ten with tho AustIts, whGh tn1kes tue
uuVllGy upurlY right.
, 1881-09-23


1,,.,..-....-, -. .,,a ,,-s.,Io,, 4u,ov. I'm,
""a H,"'sa o T., IN r",',', ,hora
,'ra "ar 'vm ,'ar,.n, Tr' ,'a.,, ,,rnsn,t 4, ~
o,uook tn ,tu,rs o ,.,r;, ] st,,, IT, ,,,,.,, ami
S >'S '
eh'.f1'ost.t, ~, mA'rh, ~, ,..,au.,,
"ca'.,s LUZ Sa.e lnocs o. .'!s u!'s' W.a,. us.a
t"'nea,amly 'n.""'s n.''' WIS a,. ney' t...'.,
elcsn VI l.e "l.t 'ot!cS o"'a, H. t,.''.,.
w1u u"ee u,o n'p'e "p'. WIN" ,,,ii's,,.,', H. ~,
"1"t "''s wiz, ~ ~ s"" ,,., ~ 49,. M"s ,tnr,un
"lces n.' s'n5. ~ ,s'u,,h' .'m,',ar. ~ t,'a
laacs 'n,t.o"s' u,' Mni ~ ,.. tnu " .s,.,, In
Eo".., ,,, H"io """a,h 1', :!'o'. ,",.,,,,r,, nv
osr."'' sa pAI1' .,..''. Ill.,, ',.,i. t,,,sa >.i,o
ua,'' , a'' H., '"irs tf,, H.. ,,.rv ~ ,,,a
t"s "sS su"ua ,u.s ''',, ..a ,. soro oim,, lin
1'". Sus"e' .n"su "v H., I'm i,aut ,,n.
'uo AlpMpe" ;.,.n', "a, ~ ",ra,.,,,, ,r.
IT, pusa" ~ =, tl,. mi nf the
III, .,,.., ,,, t.,,,nf ;sttoo win stoul u
n,M' ,IM ,|''a ,a"1 t"u " a,vl "x,,,,lsi hts hnn
1'ni ~ u '""" ~ ~. ,,.st,,n,t ,.a 1",,v. yrax,iv
o ~. t "a" ,.'.,,..., t,.,,,,,,v IL, ,i,o mi,
~ :. ,,:. ' .,,in,st"r.i If vu4 t,t, farm
"s,n, NJ W." 81, s,,,.,' ,,,.cas;"na 'rhn prrs,ent's
ILL., ~ .'t,.''., .,,a mi, r,.,tt NM, tho
sses wnno 'nN's ato '',,1' ,",i'.to tIav "'J ,, NV
so p9's."t T. H., a'''trn H. "''.',., i,. nr TN,
"mi' a,,''., pJI I,'',.t,, % ,,nJ ,1,vn ,,,nn him
t""1"e'e" !4t"e"n' .'p1 s,,' - -,
, 1881-09-23

HAMBURG. Sept. X :ss.-Arrivod, the llcrder, from
Now X0rk.
NEW youk. Sept, :s;.-Arrlyed, tho uelgonlaud,
frQtp Antwerp.
, 1881-09-23
NESt'tTElj.

Sptetat Dlpatea to Tie Chttaoo Trtbun&.
BALTIMORE Md, Sept. 22s.-Tho execution OF
Felix Nunshowcr for tho Ynur1cr OF tAmcs Wet
zolt, which WINS 10 buvo taken place tomorrow ut
Frederick. NIL. tlas been postponed at tho re.
uupR. Of tho citizens Of Frederick until Nov. Il
6y Gov. Hamilton, OIL accuunt Of tho sfcath OF
tho prCsIiiant.
, 1881-09-23
THIEF CAPTURED.

Sptetdl Dispateh to The Chttupu Tribune.
SrntSGF1Erp, ILL.,, Sept. gc-Tho city police
wero notified to to0k out for ono James P.
Holmes, who had skipped out with 1850 which
be hal stolen 1T st. Louis. Tie WAS captured to-
Tiny sl,aD and u new gold witch being found In
bis possession. lie will bo sent buck to st.
Luuls,
, 1881-09-23

Eptei1t L,lpasea 10 IAs Cateaeo 1rtavnk.
MILWAUKEE. Wiz. Sept. ss.a.-Iu the Municipal
Court to-day John Hchundt, who recently shot
and wounded Miss Emily fiabearIo, who had
lscurLctt him, was sentenced to three years In
Etntr Prison: and George Stevens to ono year IN
tho House Of Col rcction. for KrAud larceny.
, 1881-09-23

IOsT-OFTICE ROBBED.
special Dt,patsh 10 The Chicago tribune
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept 1.-The POST
Olifce Mt Evart. Osccola County, WIS entered by
burRlars ut an carty hour this morning and
II, ,UbS stulgn.
, 1881-09-23

COUNTY TREASURER ROBBED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. @..-The safa Of tha
County Treasurer Of Tou1umno County was
rotbed Sunday night Of 8,so0 The doors wcra
found unlocked In tho morning Treasurer
Mclean bus ntttIte hls bondsmun OF his rcAdl.
mess to surrender ail his property to them.
, 1881-09-23

new HAVEN, Cn1in., Sept. @:.-In tho Mal!oy
trial thts ufletuuon John y. liusweil tcsst'aud
lAnt hu WINS ut the Lying 'hoe4es Frit!ny esoi'-
lnx, AuK. s. lie sAw Mrs. kuac, who Ai'pcars to
have bpch mistakcn hy san'o of tho sta1ea VIII
nessrs for Ienniu Crasnur. upon ono " Inc
lDrsca anu Thomas Dcxuan upon tIt,other A'ot'R-
stdu her, Wham tho hosacs stapIel le hoasd
bur say, "aty God, I'm paraIyxel." l'ho ro'1lark
was rssavu % ,la"fy Ivy "Sks ~ "" ~ III. I,It
NM WIZ sl TO- rs a'S W,,;d y, y! uet etss9 sust @ asa
tnn1bic, ind thAt I'LL atl bcltcr keep still aboat
il iu order to keep unl VI tho euse.
, 1881-09-23

an rlttAL ron MAlL-HOHHE1ef.
6p4elal DuuAtch to The chlelao 1fto4ns.
Ia CROSSE, W!s., tupt. .@ss--Tho prosecution IN
tho Keller mutt rut,ocry case iinishcd their eHsa
,,Lx urturutx,u. sud mauy witnesses WGl1 ekau4-
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ |, the undersigned, will apply to the
Hon. Board of County Commissioners OF
Boise County, idaho Territory, at its next
regular session in July, A. d. 1881. for a
license to maintain a toll road beginning
at Clawson's toll gate and running n a
northeast direction to the left of Sam
Johnson's summit and thence in the same
direction to Robes gulch, at or near Ro-
bie's old mill site. Sand road being about
six miles in length, and TO collect toll
thereon. Ii. b. WILLIAMS.
May 81, 1SS1.--1st Mond. July,
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the articles we're put together straight
And il was 50 perfectly natural any
bs,dy might make ahe same mistake.
Its ~ like most Of the news from
Washington that I've been expecting
y ryrfy day. and Mrs. Spu,pendyke
overcast the sleeve, with the serene
conviction that. alter all. you've got to
patch newspapers into pattern to
get at the actual tacts sometimes.
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San Francisco Alta.


All the recent annual meeting of the
San Francisco Microscopical SocIetv.
Nj Melville Atwood exhibited ssune
beautiful rnck sections under the mic
r,scppe, containing gold. The cabinet
specimens, tie rock sections, and tile
metallic samples Of rolled gold, were
shown b NJ. A wood to represent
The two geological ages of guld FIR
mafion. They were very different ia
.caiar and fineness, from dark gold
eilow % nearly silver-white, and from
$50 u 800 fine. Gold occurs 10 rocks
Ipf various ages, from the earliest of
Azglc to tile Cretaceuus or Tertiary
periods. The scllists that contain the
anriierous veins were once sedisnen-
tary beds Of clay, sand Or mud, deriv-
ed from the wear Of pre-existing rocks.
Through some process, in which heat
was Concerned, the latter were meta
n"rphpsed into the hard chrystalline
~chists, and al the same time upturned,
broken aud often opened between lay
Iers. schists with anrilerous quartz
VEINS were also ma'ie in P;.leozic time;
also still later in the Jurassic period,
as II the Sierra Nevada. and still la
ter in the cretaceous and Tertiary Pc
riod, as il the coast mountains of
California. Anriferoas quartz veins
are in no case igneus veins-that is,
veins filed by injection Of melted
matter from below-he asserted.
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Deacon Hoswh stle would not Dir nix

Deacon Hoswh stle would not Dir nix
any. Bat he got hold of receipJ for
making minee pies. 1t was as follows:
First take some chopped meat; add
bran "; add chopped apples; add bra.-
dy; taste it; add more brandy; add a
little chopped potato; add brandy; put
IN some raisins; add brandy; stir well
aud add some brandy; add little cit
ron; add brandy; use teaspoonfuI of
sugar; add brandy. The deacon con.
eluded he would like some mince pie
aud ne decided that Instead of making
the pie and then eating it, he would
put the different ingredients, one at a
time, ilrp his stomach and let them
become pie there This was the ex-
pianatioii given to and accepted by the
society when it hauled him over the
Goals for intoxication.