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Grave-YObbing in Alexandria.
THE BODy.ENATCHBRS BELIEVED IN az rpnr


WASHINGTON.
ABOUT II O'Clock last night the superintend-
ent CT the gravey ard near Vinegar HUI. Alex
andr1s, saw two suspicious looking men lurk-
Ing ABOUT near the graveyard. They were
ooth white men with their faces BACKED. He
approached them and found near by horse
attached to wagon in which was straw, &c.
Ihey stated that In looking for this place they
mad got lost The superintendent went towards
the gate Of the cemetery to see II 1t was Closed
andin the meantime they Jumped into the wagon
and whipping up their horse escaped to the city.
He pursued his Investigations into the grave
yard and found the body OF a woman in a
shroud lying on snow bank. This body had
been buried within few days past from " ash
ington- Her name Is not known. They took
the remains TO the city, ard on going back
found the body OF colored woman lying on the
snow In another part Of the ground They
also discovered third grave which had been
opened. the body carried OF and the grave
filled up and mounded. This Is all the depreda-
tons thus far discovered. and 1t is the opinion
that the two men went from this city.
Officer smith arrived here this afternoon to see
If he could get any clue as to who the depreators
are There Is great excitement In Alex andria
over the affair, and from the popular feeling
exhibited 1t will not be q wholesome place TO
go for cadaverS for some time.
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SALE OF SEVERAL PIECES OF SUPERB FURNI-
TURE, at Williams & Co. S SaleSroom, to morrow
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. See aid,
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS
Is STILL SELLING
10 lbs. Standard Grsnnlated SUGAR for Si.oe
l6h lbs. Standard "a" SUGAR. loo
u lbs. &c" tneariy white) SUGAR. for LOO
10lbs. Cooking RAIsINs. new. for leo
100 Good Jamaica ORANGES .........for LOO
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our prices in general, our friends and the public
will see the advantage of favoring rs with their
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ts-Orders by Postal Card or Tee, hone will re-
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NlUE MILD POWER CURES.
HUlIPHREYS'

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,
Proved from ample experience an entire SUCCESS
Simple. prompt efficient and reliable they are the
only medicines adapted 10 popular use.
LIST PRINCIPAL nos. CURES. PRICE.
l. levers, Congestion, II IA nmators....... AS
2. Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Collie ....... as
). Crying Collie. or Teethng of Infants...... rs
!. Diarrnna of Children or Adults. as
8. Bysen;ery, Gripping Bilious Collie ........ AS
6. Cholera M0rbus, Vomiting. ............... as
z. Coughs, Gold, Bronchitis. ........ d
8. Neuralgia TOothache, Facesche AS
8. Headache. Sick Headaches. Vertigo...... rs
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach. rs
IL. Suppressed or Painful Periods. ............ as
H. Whites too profuse Periods ............... as
Is. Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing. $500. rs
~. Salt Rheun. Eryeipelas. Eruptons ...... as
10. rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains. .......... as
16. Fever and ARue, Chill. Fever, Aguee..... 80
II. Piles, Blind or Bleeding. so
B. Catarrh, acute or chronic Iniuenzs... so
20. Whooping Cough, violent Coughs. ........ so
"a. General debility. Physical Weakness. so
81. Kidney Diseases. 30
49, Nervous Debility. Observation-Disclosures
so. Urinary Weakness. WettinR the Bed. so
50. Disease OF the Heart. Pkptation ........ LOO
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Or sent by the case. or single vial. free Of charge
" Acdress HSiUMPHREYs HoMEoPATHIoM EpI.
CINE co., 100 Fulton street. NY.
Humphreys Specific Manual on Disease and Its
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KIDNEGEN. AND DIURETIo.
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KIDNEGEN. BRIGHT's DISEASE. LOSS oR
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KIDNEGRN. EASES. Also for BLOOD ana KID
KIDNEGEN. NEY POISONING. In affected ma
K1DNEGEN. ,artai sections
uniike any other preparation for
hlDNEGEN. Kidney difficulties, II has q way
pleasant and agreeable taste and
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DIURETIC properties and win
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ESPECIALLY viii Ike Il, ana
KIDNEGEN. GENTLEMEN viii find KIpEE-
GEN the best Kidney Tonic eyex
KIDNE0EN. usedi
KIDNEGEN. EOTICK.-Esch bottle bssrs the
signature Of LAWRENCE MAR
kIDNEGEN. TIN, also . PROPRIETARY GOV.
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KIDNEGEN. KIDNE6kN 10 be sold without
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KIDNEGEN. other persons everywhere.
KIDNEGKN. IN QUARTS IzE BOTTLES FOR
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kIDNEGEN. PRICE q PER BOTTLE.
KIDNEGEN. LAWRENCE q MARTI1.
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The "eAtheHs
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan q. 1851, $50 q 90. I
For thu middle states. colder and clear or
fsir weather, noTtherly to westerly winds and
rising barometer.
kAkss OF THE THgRhOMErER,
The Following are the readings or the ther-
nometer at the Signal ONCE during the day
Am. iso: ii An, 20o; 2. NJ, $50. Maxi
mum. 49, minimum. To-.
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Try BOTTLE OF EDGARs Cou6H SPECIFIC 1t
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

LohIDA ORANGES.
FRESH TOMATOEs, CAPONS FROM pHIIA
nELPHIA.
Also, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TrR
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BkEF, CANVASS BACK. RED
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AT THE
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srocT SALE az Duncanson's, to-morruw az u
ccJock.
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ballad CONCERT.

Oomplin entary Benefit o,
Miss MINNIE EAAN,
At Congregational Oh 4rci, WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, Feb. 2, 1881, at O'clock under direction
OF Prof bischot, assisted by Mrs. Powell, Messrs.
kubel, Warren r. YOU x, Vim Widuey; Rskman,
Niollnlst Jager, Cornetist and Armstrong. Tick
cts at Ellis No extra charge for reserved seats.
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MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Water The
pureSt and safest OF all cathartic waters. None
genuine sold on draught. Avoid all coarse irri-
tat1ng waters, foreign and domestic; they impair
the digestive organs and kidneys
, 1881-10-08

ota'H ofea ootAt.. s....'..s.+ss ss..s....' l-soo'
Thesu figures show that the Republicans hnyo
barely esrn,,,ul arcnt N, sevnruI ,cos,nna. tint
thn,, ..o- ,aI, san.e a -. ,u-, st. a., - ~,
snos "e,o uau'e oe".s'' ~ te'o' WIN oac VI tuo
their candidate, aud thur In 1875 wh!o
ludlugton carrIcti tho Stnto for Governor over
Fnr,1cr ,ruvlor thc 11cmncr,ta cnrtc,, Mi ~ I'm
!'oi' .ne oeu.o$'sa's e4oe'eu ~ " 1"'
guttcn aiso that 1t was not Until Is77
thlt tho Grcenback party PIT III an appearance
With = Stato ticket, Or that tho .tuJ9 votes
pulled fur Allit III lE17 come utmost exclusively
lunut!ca returned to the old fol.l-'n ls,v-or
portion 0f tholn. tho majority fir Smith, Which
whs only S,0uU urer Mallory In 1877. tuMEed up
u ~ go0 ovar JGnxfns ~ Typ, and tue urecnhack
year Als IL agaIn the Hreonbnek cand'llate, l,nt
tho SUCCESS that has Intended resumption, tho
present prospcr0us conton Of tle country, tho
rail s1sineton of ths pnhs 'snt . a ths @ 10y, Low
tAincs1 LII ct>rsetlunneenf tho reasonable ntctAl
pulley at the ttvpnhsIcAn party tlns cured II 1na-
1urtty OF thGsU 1re1na}Nck luHAtlIs, A1tti many
It u 1,ot likely that .r. Allis viii poll uoru iban
S,N9 votes.
Tic next distracttux element III the politics OF
tho State is thv eatreIHn tesnptranct. trrohibI.
o. 'no1,: Mn9 hyvs W. "tn'nated ME kauoa1S as
lis vigorous i campaign M possible IN Ills Gehalf.
Su.uv lU,UU 0r tAese extrclu persons petltlouel
tha iast iextslatuEe t. subInlt tho question u
atal sale VI III! Intoxicating !lG31rs within
limits Ut tho Suite. und III tho ltupuhlIcan inu-
1nrity tld not wish t0 cut th0ir tjwn thruAta-.
they retuscd 10 submit to such . coastisut!onal
se"o ;be proStStioniss srsut To- xet ts rcsoa. @
tton rassed lccartng that II wns the duty VI tho
yOtu Ut tho people, uuA nut meeting with tho
surcpss they wished Immediately ciItgtt Il cum
, 1881-10-08
QlIftl.
oItlos
Spttfdt Dspafeh to The Chttato Tribune.

Sptttdt DApdfeh 10 1Hs Chftdt0 7fibNEe.
Co1rMntjs, o., Oct. '.-Foday has been most
active unu nsnonH tho democrats and Neruu-
licant, but tho confidence stimulated hy the Iay-
ish dsplay ct money yester1Ay has materially
decreased. and the Democratic candidate has
Felarscd to second plnce, the sporting fraternity
backing Gny Foster ut even money on 1H,U0
minority ovur llonkwa!ter, and Offering i've to
one Oil f0Uo. With but few takers. During tho
day tho Desnocrntlc candidAtc has been uu.ng
tho rol.ng-n!ls and Misunderstanding establish
ments throughout tho city. Al some OF those
he wns confronted with largo ptacards Giving
tue views expressed by h1nsctt une year ngo
On tho tariff question. Sir. liookwutter wus
asked nt s0mo place whlt hts views
were now. he having never discussed or
spoken ut tho issues of the campaign since bin
nnHthAttou. To these questions he tuplsel that
his tlftIG wHs limited amt that he eo,id not nf.
ford to cut his thrpAt at tfls time by giving hls
Views. From Democratic sources 1t jH Ittrned
tonight thai thcto fs much dissatisfaction itnoslg
miners III tho Hooking aud Hundny Greek Valley.
iillEeHt!u1 thnt the men ruEllsg to supnHrt tie
nrmpcratfc candidates, purity on account of hls
recent conversion. hut moro .pArtiuulArIy bo-
cnuse OF tho exhibition the eanJ!dnte rnnuo Ut
himself while OF hls celebrated sti1t.hunt In
thDse sections. Gov. Foster WIS In tho city f0r
a few hulra today, md freely exi,rcsses hltlself
us confident OF tho alleccss nf the Suite ticket,
MS well ns tho election Of u majority OF the Leg
islatls9 candltlntes
, 1881-10-08

nate1 for suprcmc :!ud9n with little opposition,
and such proved to no tho case. Thu first formal
hntot gavo Maxwell majority Of th,rsy-tlye
vutcs ns,oso NJ other candtatcs. and on motion
Of tho Hon. J. ~. Thir.tnn fil* nomination m WI:
tho Stntr University woro shot declared in order
by tho Chnrnlan. It was, thought thtt n very
4o,, that tho present 1Innrl of Regents are not
rErfGctty harmonious TN t0mc ot tho nifhtts Hf
tho University, and Their, has iouE been a cnn.
test Intwccti tho broah-M.Re ur liberal clio.
,ucnt or tho stnte and tho tnnro orthtxlnr voter
to hce which Of tho two should run things Mt tho
l'nlvernty. l3y iint nf hard work tho f!in1c
rnnn havo held tho hnlance ut power. and waust
placoh in nomination by tho convention were
men nf their own kind. After consIdcrab!a log
rolling ly hpth fnctions, tho first haIlDt wAs
taken and result e In tho nomination nf TIM finn.
J.: :. fliekl TOR l:c4ent from the Fifth ilstrict,
md tho HIM. Isaac ruwGra from tho Sixth,
lrnvinR tho I,snr NJ Regents il Il atntl hciorc.
Several 3enators md Representatives wcro then
for,n for Eebr,,akM Republicans was rc'l.l aud
adopted, anu tho convention ihou adjourned.
, 1881-10-08
CANON DEL Aqua FOLKS.
THEY VIII. III: filsEn OUT.

Special uupateh 10 1Aa Chleaoo 9ttbuns.
WAsa1S0roN, u. G., Oct. S.-liuprcscntntIvo
George Hazulton, Ut Wisconsin, IL hcrp to autuin
additional Instructions from tho Government
rulativc to the suit axainst tho cai!on del Aqua
Company. OF boston, which has located upon
truet ot lard In Now Mcxleo. aud epont nearly
u million tlu1nra upon It. Sir. Haxeton sAys
that tho Government Will oust tho company
frofn ivory tnoh OF ground which thoy nro now
operating, and which they falsely claitn IL pus-
soss lilo says that tho survey IL eutrely fral.d-
nlent; that tho company hul d bonn-ildc grant,
obtained by Au nct Ut tongress, for
A nlFfEREST TltAcr or LAND,
but thAt thoy only have occupied one cort,or Of
tho land actually 8rantol, and bnvo taken q
traot outside ct that uron tho public dnl1nIn II,
tue form Of m !socscs triangle, Elya miles Ia
lat1Eth on each stdo. which Includes some Ut tho
tcet mineral land In tho unitcd Statcs, n.la that
every Inch Ut thls land belongs to tho Govern.
mott, ana Will bo recovered tn tho suit already
trunRht ind tho uHp which Isubout to bu brought,
This u tho comphny of whiuh Con. urant t!o-
cllneti tho Presidency, owing, 1t is stnco DunTurt
to Information which he hntl privately obtained
thoro tending to show tho inacuuraey OF tho sur
FBY.
, 1881-10-08
THE PRESIDENT.

~ CAlls
WAsT1NaT0S, D. e., Uct. 7.-rastors of this
city. accompanied by tho a!nryland Lutheran
Synod. lr session hero, calud OH President
Arthur thfs AFTERNOON at hts rosde1ce. Dr..
Chester, pastor ut tho Metropolitan Presbyterian
Churuh. who 4nd aeen DESIGNATED tn uot ns
spokesman for tho visitors, road the tollow1ss
Al1tess:
bils. Pl.IsInENT, AZ pastors of churches Il, this
city .We deslru tn txprGsH to YOU OurHpprcullttuu
ne tho Important position 10 which, III tue prov.
1ueneu OF It'll, You hAve beun eAIIetl;
our syMpnthY with you in every ef-
tort 70 prtunoto tho moral Integrity
of our institutions: and our eunsi'lcncs lii your
Intention 20 do whatever VIII best siIbsery1 tho
lntercst Ut thu whue country. Az Il culnpuny Ut
religious men, We rcJofeh thAt yuur trat s,llIeal
nut WAH tue appointment VI dAy nf humiliation
anu prl!sur, anoo WI ftcngnixo III this YOUR own
appreciation OF ulr Dependence III Il people Oh
uadH bleaslllR, AMI thu t'utessty VI keulIax Ills
communicates. Al t'aslora Ut churches III tho
EApltMl. W1 toht!9r you pur Irayura, uut syEIlpM-
my. atlI Il! tho ln1 VI our vocation 04T gurtrst
support. IN u meeting 0f VAsttIrs hold tIilGr
your inauguration therb WIS t1sloAtly Invoked
Gods blesstE on y0urselt And your Aila,inlstril-
t!0ll, A1d wo HOW unto ~ lho prayer tl,4s ytMl
iu4Y 10 the hOiluFlt Instrument In Ills Ahuls Qf
kralt blcsalnx III tho wh0to Nation.
THE PItEsInEST's NEspUSsE,
To this President Arthur responded substan.
tla!ly III f0ti0ws;
! anl 9latl to meet you. gentlemen; yut 1t "
with leeN soFFUW lluAer tho gcllllislM1tcUi
which hafu su sAdly ltyuiyea such tu0ulertuua
dutsea UPON ,uo. u Ehe performance Vt thQso
, 1881-10-08
ROCIkWELL.
HIS CHANCES.

Special nispateh to The CAicaoo Tribune.
WAsAIS0TOS. d. t.. Oct. Tho Afinv dnd
Nauy Register viii tomorrow print tho following:
~ Thu late President Garfield, we nru i1fortntl
left but IL single request 10 his succassur. It
WIS nut transmitted In writing. nt co,lrso, but
by q ITO toss lEreot and certain methn,l. Iio
asked Nr. Arthur, when lnatNlled rs President
OF tho United States, to appoint Col. H. F. llock-
well, his pcrso,lal frleud, Quurtcr.nns,er-tIe,.-
oral OF tho ARMY. 1t Is lsuown by many pcrsous
that 1t was tho intention Of hfr. OMrileld In duo
ttEno to nuke this appointment. Tho relations
b0tWepn him and Col. Rockwell Ecro well
known to huyo Gccn ot
THE MOST INTIMATE AND ATEECTI0SATE
KIND,
and VIC bolove It wns well understood through
out tho nrmy that Rockwell was to be Qunrter-
nlasier-0enernI. Thu iuca was not happily re-
celved In vi! quarters, but thore was no ono who
questioned Col. ltookwclrs high character aid
standing as tn officer and gentleman. Tho
dying request Of President Garllcll in his be-
half undoubtedly p!acus President Arthur In
most serious dilemma. for his relations to Gen.
Grant and tho strong desire Of ten. Grnnt tu
have his fr!cnd Gen. lugalls rualH Qunrtor,ns-
ier.0tncral nra matters Ut common mol toroty.
Wc suppose that II thoro Ia any one thug Gen.
Grant Is Llspbsed IL insist upol, it Is that
Iuga1ls should bo tho elrccsaor OF Slclgs+''
, 1881-10-08
NOTES.
SC1.A1I.

3pset1l Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsItSt,T4lN, d. c.. Oct. s.-'rho Secretary OF
tho Treasury has requested the Attorney Gon-
tra' to Isk tho Supreme Court tu ,vntuo tho
SuYnr cnyes vi tho dOckot, thAt 1T, curly de-
cl*ion nay 10 reached. Unless tho Court ac-
celcs 10 tho Ec4ncst It viii be Mt lcast II yenr.
and, possibly. two yeara, before my OF these
test onscs cMu bU reachet. Meanwhile, both tho
sugar industry aud the Government will ho
greatly embarrassed by tho present radical DIFF
ferencca,
TIL: YORKTOWN HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
IL Informed by tho Government Engineer In
charge that oil tho work under tlts supervision
will 10 completed ut tho titne of tho opening Of
tho centennial. Tho foundation for tho tunu,l-
tnunt is already t'nishcsl. Tho water-supply
works. aro completed, and tho wharvcs nre dosle
The Western Unton Telegraph Company IL
making arrangements 80 thAt thu tecBraphio
facilities Will be ample. Thera will te 81 CO.
trlo lights every l50 feet OH Pennsylvania nyu-
ntsc. 1T washington, during tho Yorktown cele-
brntiou.
GEORGE c. Gol,1GAsf
this morning cdtor!alty states tllut his nttitu,1o
with reference to tho sccrntarsshtp Ut tho Sem
ltte rcn,n!ns unchanged; that, Us tu tho oJtce ut
Public Printer, he is inolig!lle under tue Inv,
and would not accept the position II tendorcd
him.
TllE IMPROVEMENTS AT TIE WHITE HOUSE
arc progressing rapidly aa possible, but fhuy
cannot bo thorough On ncrount Of Inadcq4nta
appropriations. 1t has 1cgH tho custom ot Cou.
gross to sneer At tho Whltc-IIouso cstimatcs,
and, white In tho aggregate very largo sums
OF money have been expended upul It since
It WIS first constructed, tho money nus
not alwayB boon wisely expended. Kottcn tim
lers hnvu In too tnany instances boon 0lllc1
over, rNt-hoscs yencer0d, and furniture full OF
yortnp covered with costly fabrics. whilo worry
ffs.
, 1881-10-08
Nj:IsIkA

SUetas forrtspoaatnte " 1hf fhledoo Tfftuns.
LlHCot.x. Kcb., l)ct. G-Thu HcpAhltclH btate
ConyentIo. concluded IT, lalors curly thts norn-
lug, hayi,lg srrl,plgsi nl1'lust the 1ntlse Hisht
uud uart Of tue tlny pro.lol'* In tho Work which
II h.ll sot OUT to perform. Tho call Ut tho col-
ycntIo,, was 10 rlucu III nomination ono judga VI
tho supreme CURT, twa hexents Ut tho unl-
yctsi,y, uul IL MI vacancles In tho several
Judlcial md representative Districts 1t wns
c,,ncvaed hcE0r0 tho coh'enuoH nni assefao!et4
fhnt 1uJue Eutuuel Ma1wall would 10 rellnLvi,
, 1881-10-08
CHARCOAL tR0N-WoRKERs,

CINCINNATI, Oct. THE charooat Irs,n. work.
era Ut tho uulte1 States brEan shaLr sossou
hero today, onay few mau!beEs bolng present.
Nntainx wha 1ono except to hour welcoming I'D
dressca run hlny0r Moans nn1 ik!chArl ElultA,
und response w Fteal1cng WRESTLING, OF 4'cnn.
sylHan1n. Adjourned uut!t tlnlorguW.
, 1881-10-08
POLITICAL.

WISCONSIN.
Special Dtlroteh to N. t1hteaco 7tthGnt
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Cci. T.-'rhc political at,,R-
tton III Wisconsin Is becoming quite Interesting,
and II tho electors Of this staie do not vote at
the coming election It will not be for tho tnck
OF n variety af tickets from which to mike
a selection. Tho Republicans. tho Democrats,
each ful-IiciEpd State ticket iu tho Held, a1,tl
US 1t Ia less thun two months before ttlu elcGlon
takes plncc, tho different pnrtcs are already do
Ing whit they can IL poll us lArgo
II vote ns possible. Tho Republicans have
mn excellent list of canLitatcs, headed by Gen.
j. 81. lusk. ex-tnembcr 0f Congress FROM tho
Seventh District. md nn oil saIdicr, who wtsr,
his way to distinction In the Union army. Ills
colleagues TN tho ticket are all abte nnu worthy
inen, md thefr triumphant election would bo
regarded as certain 1T straight pull between
tic Republicans md Ue'nncrats: but tho oN
ycnr In politics and the other three tickets make
tho result III November sonawhnt uncertain.
AT tho last election Mr. Gnrffctd'B ulAturlty WIS
nearly 3Q,OU, which wus about III, ,O0 greater than
ever was touched by either Lincoln or Gran, alld
ultsch 1ar9cr thun auy majority evcr given
In tho s;tate for q RcpublfcAn Governor,
except in 183l when Smith defeated Jenkins ty
et,uU. Thut ycnr tho Temperance ticket rp-
ce!yed bur few votes, md tho Grccnbnck cnn-
dislntc received only 12,O00 votes out Of u total
Wisconsin falls upon tho OFT ycar, whou cousi-
erabie uputhy prevails AH,onv the nRsscs. and 1t
requires II much greater effort to obtain full
yotu. Tho following tab1o shows tho vote for
Governor during the last twenty ycnrs. and It
also shuws thnt uur Wisconsin Republican
friends cnnnot rely upon tho lnrge majority
ruled up last fall fur Garfield and Arthur:
, 1881-10-08

THE MICHIGAN ERE SUFFERERS,
rIitLAugLrliIA, Oct. 7.-The Michigan Gre
sutfvsars' guul u nov aeQ.1 .1ed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-12-21
This Hungry Boarder'
ny N, q, DODGE,


"Oh, husband what one boarder eats
We'd scarcely miss, not even meats
Do lot mo take one-you viii soc
The profits make you rich and NO."
The husband was too wise mau
To argue 'gainst a womans plani
BESIDES he knew she'd have her way
As usual, so he said, "you may"
but, being wise, no sought q friend
Famed for an appetite, "come spend
A week with me-" he said, "and show
Nv wife what boarders are, you know
The table was u sight TO see
The wife, No happy, poured the tea
The bogus boarder looscd his vest
Prepared to do his level best
lie quickly got to work aud spread
A pound of butter on his bread,
Tut oil inc sugar w h'H e"P
Aud heaped his plate, Ike mounta'ncr' "p'
The wife In horror looked aghast
To see her profits (O go 80 mst'
And almost faintcd on the iioor
Each time the boardcr called for more
ooh, Mr.. Jones'" she squlrmed, "wiil you
Excuse me, but-arc you noe-throughT
"rhrough what" he grlnncd' "this lunch u
Not l.
I've lust commcnced-please pass that
pie"
ooh, husband" groancd. the wife that
night,
"Do make him go; we're ruined quite
"I told you so," he laughed, but, dear
We can't; you took him for year