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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-15

HNHE undersigned respectfully informs
i the citizens of Martinsburg and Rerk-
eley county that he has opened Coal and
Wood Office and Flour and Feed Store at
6s Queen Street, where all orders in my
line will receive prompt attention. have
put in pair of Fairbanks new scales and
all coal sold by me will be weighed and
full weight guaranteed. Piedmont and
Cumberland run of mine Fine and Lump
Coal; also best quality Nut and Egg an
thracite coal always on hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to
sell are solicited to see me before selling
Thanking the public for the liberal pat
ronage extended me, and soliciting your
further favors,
am respectfully yours,
jy24-iy. j. W. kOBtRTS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-15
Dangers in Bringing up
Children.


The cruelty done TO children by
some parents, as well as by teach
ers, il indescribable. Children are
held 10 he Of the same tempera-
ment, Of The same adaptabiIiiy to
learn as their parents and teach
ers, set the boy who cannot learn
his lesson a. quickly az another Is
thrashed, or he is degraded in
some way. Grown people forget
the intense misery To which chill
dren are thus exposed. The child's
horizon il SO limited that he sees
no remedy TO his woes, and his
sorrows absorb5 his whole little
being
Fathers, provoke not your
children to wrath lest they be dis
courageI.' If the iife OF a child
be embiltered, the result is shy
ness and secret aversion. Even a
child feels itself wronged, and a
sense of bitterness is implanted in
its heart. We can never tbnt
without pity of a parent who lost
promising son by death, and
was haunted through life by his
parental severity my boy he
said to friend, fused to think me
cruel, and he had too much reason
to do SC, but he did not know how
/ loved him at the bottom Of my
heart; and now il is too iate!"
We often think when we hear
of parents beating their children
that / ey should rather be infiict-
ing the punishment upon them.
selves. They have been the means
of bringing into being the inheri-
tors of their own moral nature.
The child does not make his own
temper; nor has any control while
a child over its direction. II the
parents have conferred an irritable
temper on the child, it is duty
on their part to exercise self-con-
troll, forbearance and patience, SO
that the influence Of daily life
may, in the course of time, correct
and modify The defects of its birth.
But the 'schild's will must be
broken!' There is no greater fall
lacy than this. Will forms the
foundation of character. Without
strength of will there will be no
strength of purpose. What is ne
cessary is not to break the child's
will, but to educate it in proper
directions, and this is not to be
done through the agency of force
or fear. A thousand Instances
might be cited in proof of this
statement.
When the parent or teacher re-
lies chiefly upon pain for control
ling the child's Will the child in
sensibly associates duty and obedi-
ence with fear and terror. And
when you have thus associated
command over the will of others
with pain you have done all that
you could TO lay the foundation of
a bad character-a bad son, bad
husband, a bad father, a bad neigh
Dor, and a bad citizen. Parents
may not think of this when they
are beating into their children
their own faults, but it is true
nevertheless. There is no doubt
that the command over the wills
of others by pain leads by degrees
to all the several stages of irrita-
ton, injustice, cruelty, oppression
and tyranny.
When Euffordius, of Cologne,
heard a great cry issuing from
schoolhouse, he opened the door,
entered, and rushed up like lion,
and raising his staff against the
teacher and his assistant, delivered
the boy from their hands. "What
are you doing, tyrants ?" he said;
"you are placed here to teach, not
to kill scholars"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-15
I: PATE N1TS

F. A Lehman, Solcito of American andr
Foreign patents Washington, D. @ All
business conn cted with Patents, whether
before the Patent Office or the Courts,
promptly attended to. No charge made
unless patent is secured. Send for cir
cular (novl3-tf.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-15

Clara Bell says: ga new corset
attracted my attention at the shop
of a leading manufacturer. 1t was
like the ordinary article, except in
one important particular. The
breast was composed of a lattice
work. this part of the structure
covering two apertures in the
otherwise staunch corset, and
forming loose support for what
was TO go within. This corset is
in the female slang called the
"Trembler,' and the name indi-
Gates its artful purposes. Worn
over a dress waist that does not
fit too tightly across the bust, it
permits little unrestraint TO the
flesh inside, and the effect is I'M
derstood to be quite enchanting to
the male observer. This kind of a
corset has 10 be carefully made to
order in order to obtain all its adj
vantages, for it should be exactly
adapted 10 the peculiarities of the
wearer. - Cincinnati Enquirer.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-15
Presence of Mind.

john Wilkes, says an English
paper was not great general, but
he might have been one had his
tastes led him into military life.
His presence of mind never de-
serted him. He held many places
of trust and responsibility. He
was Alderman, Chamberlain of
London, and Member of Parlia-
ment, and no man was more out
spoken and daring in his cri.i.
cisms upon the Government. Once
upon a time, when Wilkes had
been more severe than usual and
had reflected keenly upon the
King and his chief ministers, in
the North Briton, a warrant was
issued from the Court of Kings
Bench for his apprehension, and
for MISREPRESENTATION also of the
poet Churchill (Cnarles), Wilkes,
bosom friend and supporter. The
chief cuprit knew that the warrant
was out. and that his friends
name was in it, but he had not
thought to speak of it. The Kings
ncSSeuScTs Will tuo WaLIdub III
hand, found wilkes in his cham
Der, Churchill being at the time
with him.
"Ah, Mr. Wilkes, l much arr est
youth the Kings name!''
"You have warrant"
Eyes; here it is"
"And you've got Charles Chur-
chill's name down also?"
YES"
Thompson my dear fellow"
said Wilkes, turning to his COM
panion, "do you run around to
Churchill's rooms ana tell him
what's coming Tell him to be of
for few days and III have it all
right for him."
Churchill nodded to his friend
and at once hurried out, the Off
Ger of the law little dreaming
how the fish was slipping from
his net before his very eyes.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-15
TRAINS GOING EAST

BALTIMORE ARD ONO II. n.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-14
RUPTURE.
THE TRIUMPH TRUSS co.

No. South Thirteenth street, Philadelphia,
lures in from 80 to 80 days and will pay s., 900
for rupture they cannot cure. Send rs
cents for book to either Office and be cured.
Examinations tree
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-14

The leading Scientists OF to-day agree that
most diseases are caused by disordered Kid
neys or Liver. II, therefore the Kidneys and
Liver are kept in peril ct order, perfect
only been known for a short time and for
years people have suffered greatagony with
out being able to find relief. The discovery
of Warmers Safe Kidney ana Liver cure
marks new era In the treatment of these
troubles Made from q simple trop cal leaf OF
rare value, 1t contains just the elements ne
cessary to nourish and invigorate both of
these great organs, and safely restore and
keep them in order. 1t is a Positive Remedy
for all diseases that cause pains in the lower
part of The body, for torpid Liver, Headache,
Ieundice, Dizziness, Gravel Fever, Ague,
Malariai Fever, and all difficulties the
Kidneys, Liver and Urinary organs.
1t is an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
males during pregnancy. 1t will control
Menstruati0n and is invaluable for Leucor-
rhua or Falling of the Won't.
AS Blood Purifier it is unequalled, for it
cures the organs that make the blood.
Read the Record,
ut saved my life."-E. B. Ldkely, Selma, Ala.
at is the remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar to woman" = Mothers
Magazine.
1T aspassed severe tests and won en-
dorsements from some of the highest medi-
cal talent in the country."-N. Y. World
mo remedy heretofore discovered can be
held for one moment in comparison with
it.o-Rev. G. a. Harvey, D. d., Washington, d. C.
This Remedy, which has done such won
ders, is put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE
of any medicine upon the market, and is
sold by Druggists and all dealers at $1.25
per bottle. For Diabetes, enquire for War
lseTs Safe Diabetes Cure. 1t is positive remedy,
II. II. WARNER, Rochester, N. Y,
June6-Sl-3y.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-14

UEYJEFtZE DUIcTtUJg7JU6HL.
HTThe Company have been awarded the
HIGHEST HON0RS at Fairs where they
have been exhibited.
They manufacture Trussos, Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Surgical Elastic Bandages,
Abdominal Belts, Elastic Stockings, all
kinds of Surgical Elastic Goods. Artificial
Limbs Pile Tubes, etc., of the best qualities
at the lowest prices.
world, our mammoth stock of new and I'M
proved Hard Rubber Trusses, Celluloid
Trusses, Elastic Trusses, Pliable Spring
Including the latest and most improved
patterns of Trusses, Braces. etc.. in the world
at AST0NISHINGLY LOW PRICES.
TRY OUR TRUssEs YREE OF CHARGE.
June 20'8l-l-y.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-14

ENRENCHBR ANDY, HOLLAND GIN, RYE
4 and Apple Whisky, Jamaica Rum, SHEER
msaicins nna Madeira Wines strictly pSrs for
btore. 40 psain street. Mount Holly
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-14

A piece of zinc placed on live GOALS
in hot stove will effsctuslly clean
out stove pipe, the vspor produced
carrying of the SCOT by chemical de-
composition.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-14

Have your seed wheat perfectly
clean when you plant it. An hour
spent in making seed clean will save
. day or q week in the future in Grad
icating weeds.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-14

Por the. Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs,
use nothing but Warner Safe Kidrev and
owe their health and happiness to it. Price
SIPS per bottle. a5-We offer "Warner's
Safe Tonic Bitters" with equal confidence;
4. 4. WARNER & CO., Rochester. NY,
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-14
rCHUYLER's EXPRESS.

GCHUYLER'S EXPRESS,
~ between Mount Holly and Philadelphia.
rniladel phia Office No. 10 Market street.
All ordersleft at his residence, No. So Button
WOOD street, Dobbins's bakery, Rhees's and Elk
Ings book store, J. Howard Shinn's and ]. r.
g y viii be properly and promptly atten-
oeo 70. An experience of over 20 years is q suf-
ncientguarant'se of his ability and trustworthi-
ness. Baggage called for and delivered to all
parts of the town and city.
AZ my PhDadelphia office, all large packages
PACKAGES q O'Clock r. n.
July g. aS-ly. oath Q. SCHUYLER.
, 1881-01-19


spte1at D4pdtsh to The tAeaso Tribune.
Totnsrt,, Jan. 1s.---At Il meeting II, this
city Uf Tho t1ntnrtn 1'urIi.l'ackefs L. Wh0fe-
sale Observation-Disclosures Association, htntistfrs
frtin tie Government ns to the 1lng-rxinrt
were laid IN the tablr. II WIS shown TINT
tho ling-prt'tltlcts last Ht.;lsul handled hy
members Of tic Association amounted III
yalnU to over 81, ,0J, ,0N..
The Cu1ivoca,iDn of Toronto University
met, uiltf discussed tue admission Uf women
u tic University lectures; but finally rele-
t,Ited tliu question to Il committee to draft Il
retUrt
The aged colored nat Anderson {wlu, to.
dcsii.,,o ear Ills vtty, R q wI!iri III hrrsf ri
account lsas alreaaly appeared III THE TllIs-
rSE) Is tho yerltnbic Ot! Mevro who over
iorty, years agn Effotht William Lyon MAG
s's ksxic safsly thtoaE!t tae t!ense FOREST ~
rtnt," for the capture hf .wln1n, dead or
Mltst Sl.ND ha. been offered by the t;oycrn-
llent. AHtItrs4'll. Win was SIX feGt two
inctns y! hight. Ut tl,at time was Il imam of
extraordinary muscular development and
WnM!Grfn1 lowers nf endurance. Without
ls timely assistance, II Is positively asserted.
Alnckenzle co,ifd never haye ln;tie guott Ills
Srtefai I)t,patth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Ql:Eri:G, Jun. 16.-lt Is reW,rted tllat, In
llttiiutrly utter the Iucttic Hallway question
shall llnve l,ccit DECIDED by the House Ut
Commons, tho Quebec Legislature vii! be
sn,n1!one,i. nnl il projec. for the leasing of
the government rtlruntt l,etwcGn Quebec
all Ot,awa to the Pacific syndicate will be
sublutttel
Special Di,patth to Tht Chicago Tribune.
KINGSTON. Jun. 1s.-'rhe tirst cllarter fur
cHrryllE timber next ypastnl las been l,la1tc
ut si.U from hay City II Kingston, which Is
MI iicrcase Of $iO over lust srusotl.
Spcctdi Islstteh tn The Chltaod Tribune.
.lH1fN. N. H.. Ian. 1A.-A rnJnnnthF f1S
beGm formed here fur tllu ,nAtl,ltautlrc ut
suit tIy tic artificial ind sOlAr evaporation of
brine tTom salt springs near UI,!lanl, Kings
County Tie eaf,itnl IL $t25,0 ,0xl
T0lmSTO. .1an. ia bill to suppress prize
lighting has passed. the Senate.
RchHrd 4tsio,, Itglt-wuIglt prlxe-1giltcr,
lns becm sent to tnll for SIX. mouths and
fined slu0 for Drutnly treating his wife.
, 1881-01-19
t:AtrtIklk1l CU1R1:,
Swallowing Poison.

su1,uy lug a,,d iuna!l,x t.ls no.lou* impurities
generated ~ ctArC ls0t.un nut alnnu lho IlAnt or.
EuIIs hut Thu stomach mid lungs. Nh nlatuIS lnenl
t4u1Udy, ku turlio* uI,l tauIubn snuun cutl ttus.
shly tungla Ar ulaI!tatu tho ytruIul sIHru!os VI
t,hsasEu, This fect uxpialnt tho xuiNl1ffnI cures
eivciea hy ilr. Wei lie Mcyers nov os..iu tive
tEun.l.,unl The clements used hy Gin .Ifssnr+L
lY thu lAu1IuA membrane thr sluHL thu sYauHI Ad
fItn ctmtt1tutt0ta ~ wulI as local Abtntt. ns
curlAn To- ts Fatcliu virus 10 pru'
hnlltnx. liz t11pruuedshte1 tAu vi III ltllssl.
bIet0d testimonials fr1n lnnIty thousands H, ~ tt
4sAxex Ut tl, txuItn. have lsseM cured by th'a
w1.iitprlu1 ranlthy. uslAh!Ia buyund cohEn4tci!tn
lhs tnGl tAn& Wei 1ba Meyers GAtMrrh &:hr& II
l1 n.t n,psit.alIt medical .senyury blnru yacc!t-
AllNh Ixrv. t. H. Ttsy Iut. itJ Sbbu-st. irh,kly.
xritos: "nne paekasa I'ra1Acrd = tn!!lcsI eur9 1T
eMlifo!y cured !cmb1r.t tl.x fAut!y VI" b.. ap!-
iii broadway, N. y. VT Gus.N ufteE !lnctuee
fnr ne.siY I'D yuars" !! !rs. Eu,taA q. iGusyes u
W, WashlHK tut, pl4c1. n. y: ~ casl Ap*'aA fue
aisst ssst ss?'i W. asS III
siaaa a - MarH .s"9I" X. M"as.r @ lA VI ct4'.
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iss: ~; Fs:Y ~ ii:t's! rsIisi l., I: 4
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tptR.
, 1881-01-19

-, sl*e'a' o'n''en 10 ;, .nf t"'saoo tfo.ak
seMSrs o,oSo NJ 1 Fort s9 opa on eS Wresay dS is st
llns uccusionc.l some talk umong salors nnd
sl,in,'1n,, ,n., ,nr, 4 fa,v nf finn, wary,
.',.!n . n,,,,t -. t1'et" ,,..,
""lt'"t aIoh '''o "shc" toe"pfess u1e't ''c"s
Tho first persor secn was Mr.. Grasett Of
Afrs,rs. 1Inrnrtv 4. t;rns,tt. wllo sni,t. IT
s,.,u,,,',,iz,, vii, tha 1,nrt i1,,,,o ,,,,'at,,n
"s"l'.'liMe WIN u'' lotl 1'"i'o nneetAAE,
Interests, but to pron,otc thu interests Of
ycssgl.owncrs throughout Cunnl1a. Tho
,nom,mr IN ,vht.,, III, ,,,ttor wna ,,txm,oxm,
~ ILL., -. .o ''''s ~"
to tho interests Of ytssrl-owners 1T Port
lI0pe than elsewhere. ssunlcthtng n,urH ex-
tcnsIye linn lila won],I, In ,'rc,Ir,I. If
~. ,,,n,,.',,a,,t ,,,,.,' ,,.,,...r.i ..,.
ton,,1t @ te's. 1ao, "eao ovorft sune's nsso1" "no
tiun could bu formed, whiel, .cUuht
rcr,,lnte tho rut,s nf trrt,rbt. n1s, t,tr,
cililr.ga a1M wrecknce. Tllu tllnfter Of xiii.
bv tbs haf snes @ KIT Ilni". y M w ea,,Io n1"ES II
s1t,t Ia t1n aggressive. uxcept in n INV cisrs:
hnt' iscs., m5. b,ln. Under cn,tr1l ~ nm,
mi it lin f1s,tfn tit,r" il in u,lt,r,ttei f',nt
With eS ;nyo nd ~ a9 seSs ae s a,'
nss,,iutft;, NJ stni, t,f rn,,ltl un,]ertnE" tia
rr .St,,l,scs II m,,yst,it wrn,lrfuilv rt,1,t,It
nlst u Isl : npiy yessri Witt tilo fSss1;2c tilat IN
orr.tt,1yRftnt titn fills u,11f Erinv IN hu,r
",' raG,,ata nno H. Hyose%.n % w. pit
ri."r"as m" i"se"'"'o :" '''o 'se's'''e "'es"''H
Wnn Sv,veater of Sv,vcstor r2ros e. co.-
caV" his nuini,,,, ~ f,,inws. HSs fnr M, NJ
r,,tn So ta MI, "v" ar S thax r,, ~, n,.S ~
t" i,,a l,n,rtanc., @ ~ nvmS n. @ "ptra,,iztio,,
f. pForct sr intGress ~ os etc 8To
~ lV ssu M1 ,s ". SSnG r.,,, u ~
m'. ~" tn escS !snr tsnu u ~, Hou x1t] ~ nt,,a
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;eS ,s H. sM r,vy "cis ts,. ~. ~ ~ ~, ~
1' r W sbn'j M fair;v r,,1sfat" lit Il "t the
.XtlftaI!t ratas Ito tho thoy hny" bceit exnct,s @ for
.f ht.n Hat 5en' u" ~ t e @ .! ~ H. enuGtWt
me '"t ~ t1!'tSst 1'" ,r;.,.,s u S@! a,",t-
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u au W ~ ~ 'as p!1cSS .tv ~ ,. to
power 0f ti,o '!9agshorcn,nil 4. 'oal ninl ~.
LONG. aht,t III ,uiey uaye MnsoMs. t'tny Nte!ite
tu1s. Ill., ,5nt Me i.t i, , fr KILT
~ HoMI t'nt Ga!1ltteu .!uH asv.t !"lGt ..st
nM ttoy n4po LINZ Eonetnt so'tT"!,t'on ;.! w!
w. tntn ~, ~ a ra5,y Mn ~ ufc M ',nt '1o c1S'
, 1881-01-19
KICKED TO 1rE4ATH.

11s1PoFF'S W V'Fs&oQV
GALESA, ILL.,, jan, Isl. d. Check n1lt1
Cal Carey. Of Hanover. Ind quarrel last
Fr1tlny evening III tho saloon connected with
the hotel in tho VilaYe of Hanover, this
county. From words they came to blows,
atiu II severe fight ciisl,cd, III which Carey
,nal, was found to De severely hurt, aid was
tnken 10 room III Il hotel, where lie fingered
iii great distress till i o'clocll this morning,
wien death put I'LL end to Ills su'ferings. The
tleccased was Il young mum about 70 yeays OF
AKe. Cnlpy IL II young married lnrt1, ngett
nbo,lt ~ yeurs. Sheriff Pool went out tu
Hanover to-1ay 10 nrrest liiin. .,
, 1881-01-19
A BELLE Or Bh14TlMO1eT.
gpsetat U1ulteh to IhA Chicago I'stdunt,

BALTIMORE. Afd., dan. ts-Am exciting
episode occurred yesterday aftus,,oon lit tho
prtvnto olltco Ut sfr. Hubert r. Baldwin, tho
President OF tho Mechanics National hank
0f ILLS city, the particulars of wi,icl, were
TINT remrtcd until this ,nornng, ewing to
n, attGlnpt III tho Nlrt of the bunk officials
nI,h tic police authorities 10 kcep tic a'lnir
prlvatu. 1t was about = o'clock III tho nftcr-
,looli, when tile business af the bank was ut
Its light, tlat II pAle but preposscssll,g young
Indy, nb0nt q, years Of agc, entered tho
business apartment ntld Msked N[r. Ci,arles u.
Coleman, the Cashier, 10 show her
TO THE rltEstt,ESr's ROOM.
This l,e did, atla rs tho young woman eil-
tGrea tho room Afr. W. r. brigham. n Direct
or of the bnllh who I'M. bceu engaged with
the President arose aid Withdrew. thus lcuy-
ttg 3fr. Baldwin alUnc. Taking the clIuir Air.
Brigham Ind Just sncatcti, tho young laty,
looking calmly Mt Mr. Baldwin. Inquired:
AIS tl,is tic President"
ait H." said Mr.. Baldwin. "What Is it /
chi, 10 for you?''
The remark was no sooner uttered than the
Indy jumped from her cl!nfr ftld exclaimed
cXcitedty:
"You hayo ruined my whole family. Yon
have
NEFusEp TO DISCOUNT MY Dl,oTltE1t's NOTE,
and you must make reputation. must nnd
will have satisfaction"
At this point she sank, weak and sobbing,
back on her chair.
Mr.. Baldwin Mt once realized that tho Indy
was dcrallgcd. and approached licr with tbs
intentfun ut Hnleting her emotion, when, rls-
Ing In n dramatic nsnnner, she cried out, rs
sl,a drew I. pistol from tho bosU1n of her
drcss al,d lcyclcd 1t ut alr. Balttwin's llcatl:
IL say will llnye satisfaction, or will
kill you.'
With grent prcsence of mind the President
rushed forward and struck her arlll upward
us the pistol went oil, thus making
A yENy NARROW ESCAPE.
Several of tic officials Of tic bank then
rushed to Mr. Ba1dwln's assistance, and,
utter considerable effort, tho !nfuriatel
woman was controlled. a magnificent silk
dress which s1Io wore WIS torn to pieces tn
tho struggle. 4 carrIage was procured and
slIe WIS returned to her friends OH Eutaw
placc. Tllu young lady was Miss kate
Rickotts. II daughter OF Woslny Ricketts,, ono
Of our wcalthcst shipping merchants. SHE
l,ns beon II lending belle In baltimore society
the pnst three sensons, but Il short tinlc since
her Inlud became tteranged
SOME TIME AGO
her brother opened all account In tho Me-
cllantcs' Bank, subject to either lis own Or
his sisters check. On Saturday Miss Rick
etts went to the bank to got 4 check casi.e,l.
bit thu amount to hur credit was not s,Iitt-
Client to cover tho va'un Ut tho check, her
brother having, without ller knowledge
drawn out nnarly 81, ,000 the .tuy before. Sim
then becnne indignant, nlll declared al,o llati
been robbed. As alIe was plnced Il, the car-
rlnge to bu taken home yesterday sic saltl to
| Mr.. Baldwin: II llavc not done with you
| YETI
, 1881-01-19
SMALLPOX,

Special Dap.leh to Tie Chicago Trsbuns.
Sioux C1rr, Ia., Jun. 1S.-Snnll-ln,x Of II
malignant type IL prevalent III tho uciEhbor-
loUu OF Jefferson, III thu southern part Ut
untnn County, Dalsat;.. So far Iargn per
cunt Of llle cuses lIaye bcen fntal. Thu cOull-
try ,roulttl Ii quural,tt.el ngninst the IT,
fcc.etl l!uEsl,M,i!io0.i, anI t!loru Is II fnir
el,alice Qf ctInftlinE The disease to Sll,ult
portion OF UAinil County.
, 1881-01-19
A BIG LAND SALE,

Spteiai btspaseh to The chicago Tribune.
LEMAiIS, H., Jalt. lS.-Tu-tlay .JGssu W.
Fell nit. others snld 10 Clusu 1lros., ut
Bloomington. ILL.,. trnct OF nearly 10000
ncres Of land III Lynn County, Iowa, In
which tho Town of I.arclIwoAl is located,
te total ls Of FIJI t'p sIe {bsinS ao st s r.
gllsh immigrants tt the spring,
, 1881-01-19

C,SclSSAT1, T., Jun, lB.-Frank Osborne
disturbed tie meeting III Orange County,
Ind, When the icy. Potts was preaching
l'ntts ',nd been terribly annoyed III tho satnc
i,tanncr many tEuncs bcfore by the sumo
crowd. Having nr,ncl himself with n club,
l,c III lust ccased prcaclIing, took Ills club,
and, marching to the seat occupied by tho
ltsturber, nla,Iled Osborne oyur the heal till
llc was butlly beaten, when tho crowd res
cllett him. Tho preacher WIS arrested n1tl
heavily fined, When ho left tho neighbor.
hood.
, 1881-01-19

Epfeaat Dspatth 70 Ihe Chicago 3F3huns+
WAurAcA. Wis, ian, ia niOtim! WIS
undo tulay bofore Judge l'ark fur tho con-
tlnuaMce Ut tl,o st'lnuwlIat notorious trial ut
tho Stats Of Wisconsin ngafnst John co,,-
lIers. the alleged AEunIonl r0blnr, which WIS
brought ltere III n el,NtgB Ut yellln frt'1,t
WiHilebago County. Thu 1lloti0ll was aenEtHi,
ulAl tho cuso will cOllo on for triul In dsly
Or two.
, 1881-01-19

ST, LOUIS, Atn., Jan. lB,-The l'ody Of MI
unknown nlal, with deep wuuild IN tho
buck Ut Ills tcad, WIS follll1 laat night ut tic
cort,cr OF Jefferson asUsIia alll taruttot street.
Whether the man WIS murdered nr pletl 10
death fran u wound caused by failing I'll thu
Icy pavement IL mt yet known.
, 1881-01-19
ACRICuL JuRAL AND MECHANICAL,

M1LwAuKEE, Wis, Jan. 1s.-'rhe eighth
annual Convention Of the Northwestern
Agricultural AMI Mechanical Association Is
being held at Green bay, Thu event closes
witt, u gr,uMt ba,nlue!, IL number Ut inter
cstlnH papers wuru re,tsl III, sugnr~maklnKt
dairy Work, etc.
, 1881-01-19

DETnorT, 1l!clI., jan. .lS.-'rho body Of
Jeremiah SulllyAll, MI ag1d carpenter, who
recent|y died III this city, WIS sta'e,l lust
night by shou1s fso'n Mount Elliott 'cen's-
terry, -
, 1881-01-19
arAY OF l,llQcisEpINNs

UREA. N. Y, Jan. ia stay Of proceed
Ing hns been grantcti IN }ho c.lso OF 0seen'
itel.l, tbs wift+,m,!rlorcr, wl,n las been sem
te1,cu1 tha fourth t{nlu to 10 executed.