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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-02

The colored people of Philadelphia
feel good over the appointment of four
of their race on the police force of the
city. In public meeting called to
give expression to their feelings, one of
the speakers sensibly advised his hear
ers not to ask for anything on the mere
ground of color, but to "demand that
man of our race shall not he rejected
on that account, other things being
even.r "What we want" said he, sis
work for our men and women, the lib
erty of going into the workshops, fac
tories and mills for, as it is, the great
est wonder to me is that we are not
thieves" The colored people are APP
parently delighted at even this slight
evidence of "A decrease in race preju-
dice.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-02

1t is stated that the Garfield fund has
reached sl56,OOO, of which $4,000
was subscribed in New York, SO, 900
in Philadelphia, sIl, 800 in Chicago,
$1,000 in London, S125 at Boston, etc.
1t has been placed with the United
States trust company, which has pur-
chased $l25, 900 of 1 per cents, costing
$1,000. a certificate of deposit OF
these bonds has been handed to Mrs.
Garfield. If she does not draw the
income, it will be added to the princi-
pal and divided among the children
after the death of their parents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-02
SILVER WARE.

Full Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers. Cake Baskets Castors
Buffers, Pickles, Etc. Full Line
of Rogers Bros. and
Reed & BartOn's
Silver Plated Table Ware.
Don't buy until you call and get prices.
Goods Warranted Exactly as Represented.
Particular attention paid to Watch Repairing,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
T. C. SPENCER,
Bank Block, Railroad Street
ST. JoHNsBURY, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-02
Great Assortment

Rings, Sleeve Buttons Bar Pins, Seal Charms,
Lockets, Bracelets, Etc. at lowest
possible prices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-02

of all kinds Plated Ware, Spectacles, Eye Glasses,
and general line of goods kept in
Jewelry Store
, 1881-07-30
FOREIGN TRADE.

> AN IMPORTANT ExllfNlT. s
:. WASHINGTON, D. G., July a9.-'The excess
Of exports OF merchandise over Imports DUR
Ing the year ending Ju,le 10, 1881, was 82ti0,
To Isl, agaiust sl97, ,6sa 9l2 during the pro-
vlous fiscal year. 50, -;
The excess OF imports Of gold the past
tisca! ycaE was SOL. ,sao;, previous year,
ST., ,S9l,89l. - ..,...~
During the last fiscal year the value OF OK.
ports OF merchandise amounted to .sooa,slp,- :
A1S, being larUur. than ever, before In tho
history OF the country. *.';t -, f..
The value ot .lMporta, ot.,,noIchandIse was
Sala, 6e5, ,al9. which was larged than during
any previous year, with the axesptlon Of tho
year k,pme4lstely preceding. ,..e, - IT,.
d, Tho total vatae 0f the foreign commerce OF
ltha, United .ftqtee. imports and exports, vt
lnaraiianlke Tue last fiscal year was 81, ,5taa,
ela.o0s,' exceeding any previous, fiscal year;
( Tie excess oe exports ayer' imports tug
past year Was larger thans during any pre-;
ce4lnz year with tho exception ot Tho dsca!
6lnce the year ended juno 80 1875 thu total
excess qf; value af exports Of merchandise
OysF l1Dpqrts amounted 10 81, i60, ,9sl OIL. ...
!, the value OF exports OF merchandise the
lust fiscal year exceeded The value, VI such
, 1881-07-30
ARE WE SURROUNDED ~
Three Comets Now Walking tho Nigh,
and Hanging AROUND Our Legitimate
Pathway - Encko's Comet "pIpod

s--~~.
Three Comets Now Walking tho Night
and Hanging around Our Legitimate
Pathway - Ene6o's Comet "pipod
on"
WAslfISaroN, y. u July 9.-Iho star
Inns Interviews With the Astronomer Of, tho
Naval Observatory. who says there are tt1roe
con,ots now visible. Enckc's comet IL the
iatcs. u1slsM. Il W.! ,appcae ut'a ~ x!slo!e ~,
by telescopes about llnlf-past o'ciock III the
, 1881-07-30
CONTEMPT.

Can an Iowa Editor. 1anrbor t,o,,.
fur NJ, 1osva Visiting oo,"nni,lcc'mss
Gait tlo Goh!tsi1ttnN Visit II, v.ma
sReamco % or a,,.Ie.s .no sossa Eattors
s@eta' os'pate" 70 ny chteaeo 7>aaas
NIT, uI4RAsANTs ID, JUL M.-l)av h.,..
yesterday md to-tlny urr ctty in. b,uso oslofe
sccue OF un,sua, excitement; ,cu,sot ma 'esh 6s
efrort o,, tlo ,mr, of tho v;si,tn ''sea " by IL
oi uie iiospllat Tor ing lflsA'r, lQcatcti at,t;,
place, sitting hero 10 1o0k Into Tic .,an,ar .'
nlent of the Institution. Bunlb lima "'xe ."'
Ifcrni,l. n wooklv nancr nu,,,,%' t,",e aeo Tie
claimed 10 be- IN possessinn of 's,..! .',s her,
tIon inyoIytnp t fta =! nteot;a'nunIss.
,,!tal md seriously rejecting ;,e '.s .s!1 NJ
Its editor. II. e, Isowu. bpIirv,n, H., "..aH
= oo,rn,ittoo ,,nt,or tLo ,,,n',a u.e Boatl
t,s..t,st ,,...t,..t,,ss,,, '"st"e',t OF TIE
4Ausp'.". eAei"stsc's; M.'t Sst1 To WlIltcYa,1
rather than investigate, pruftsscd H.,
position to meet a.y investigation WIKI
4ho o.n ,,u,ior tho ,1;roo,iar ~ .s'ae otiost
.ue VIZ "'"oI w uiiets'"" "l tila hospital
hna WHOSE elEVcsliEntlo1isseetiitut tn be wlo1,,
Under the control OF tic llDspItnl otto,no,.'
srho Board, composed of o,,s r,r f,t"a"s!
Fort Dodge, and u Indy, Mrs. Kinsea3i.' vi' u u
and It is said under TINT also '1' =
tlle Attorney.Ooneral by telegram .os ~
,nlttet Drnwu tn init ft,r rnnt',u,.f y s'a
n,,s,,n,t4,, T., ,s,n,, ~ u'p' ,a'',,. ol liz
mummy n 1o,"otns !" s's',i5 BFuva
nliHer 04viee, as Is allGgcd, or h's counsel
inlnior q runner, 81 thls city, applied III
!is IgieMse upGti poa9t!9Ms T. ioI i,abeaS coipus
which was duly lssneH lor bringing l}msGs
pquy ne!nloIAHao yeiiCts, " ult' flfsttlru!t
who l!ell su0stntttlatly th9t tfle commitment
was flnaNtnof!zed. anu oltlGretl Browns Il.
lease. upon the ret,trli Oh tlle writ of laba,
corpus, the snillc,ency Of tho grounti
qf impflsotitnelit were afgur9 by ludrs
Stnbbs for tne petttlonller, and Ailolney
General Mcfhersom, of Red Oak, tn
tho respolae1it Ille charges tnade b7
BroWlt Of tho Aertttd, whether tna
Or false, ase such as embraces starving, XIX.
!ng, stabbinR, and ~ some cases contribute,
to tho death Or patients ny brntal treatuleat
, 1881-07-30
SENATE EXPENSES.


Sptetat DttpateA to 1ha Chicago Tribune. :"
WAslI1N0roA, D. G., July a9.--Thero is
some difference Of opinion among the dis
bursting officers Of the Treasury whether my
expenditures ea,i be made ot tho money ap:
proprlated for tho various expenses Of tho
Sennte until a successor to Secretary Burc1
can he elected. The question l,as not been
settled. The Treasurer Is incllned to thli&ls
that no payments can he nude, nor any
money drawn from tho Treasury, upon aii5
other reuuisitlon than that of Secretary Of
Aa Senate. There aro some OF tic officers
in the Treasury who hold that Il
THE .TKEAsU1sHi., -,
acting as tile. clilef tlisburs1ng officer OF tho
Government, cN1 himself pay the salaries Of
the Senators mid other employees, and all OK!
pelitlLtures from the Senate contingent fund.-,
except where the Inv may require the slglla-
turo of tho Secretary Of tho Senate to q
vouclor. IT Is also held that, for some Of
these expenditures, tho Secretary OF tho
Treasury might appoint special dlsbursing
ollicer.. 4 third pian Is suggestcd--nalnuly:
that Senator's and others desiring pay
United s|atcs. luul have # run through
WHY cncll account could be settled
III about threo days., II It shnll bo decided
that payments cannot be legally made, tharo
will b0 great embarrassment among ,cnl-
ployes OF the Senate. Thu amount which
would ordinarily bo paid out from Aug.
l TO- Dec. 8 next Is about n quarter Of q
million,
, 1881-07-30

a amectthg to-day to make provision for the
construttlnn Of wl.nryrs nt Yorktown to &C.
ctnmottate the vessels ltat will bt at tho
centennial.
THE rusrstAsrEls-aENEnAr
has decided to re.tncn tho amount for clerk.
hire III tho postotftccs Wliere tho present al.
loWnnce, Is In oxcgss 1T tho snm, authorized
by law.a There afu about Ito offices la this
class. = e .-..,.--
winTE, MINISTER At nEnItH,
Xne. ID 1t whiolt siinse 10 wil|l foturn 10 lie
United States. No appointment pf, a sue.
ccssor catt lE rln{jo wf,ile tho President rc-
nia!ns In hls present condition. It {s not
probable MI appointment will DO made Until
Congress meets.
GEN. RAuAt, ......
Commissioner Of 1ntcr,lat Revenue, visits his
home III Illinois next week.
, 1881-07-30
SUICIDAL.

Special Ditpateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
ALTON, III, July ao..-'rhe wife Of William
Norton, living ut North Alton, nftor brcak-
fast this morning cut her throat with razor.
I1er husband says lie knows Of Mo cause for
tue rash act. y
-. Special Dt.pateh to y. cateapo 1tsbuns.
Ink Mrs. August narsan, q resfdunt Ut. tho
Fifth Ward, committed aNleli9 by llnnRtng
lloraolf in ller barn. Depression OF spirits Is
assigned rs the causa tor the rush net. Tho
deceased was d years OF nge, and leaves a
husband and two childtpil, ~
Spteial Dtapateh to Ins Chicago Tribune,
'OntnLHy, III, July e0.-alrs, Maggle War
uer. In d 1T Ut temporary insanity, escutctl
cred llcr throat With rnx0r. She WIS found
III tic garden, hlood pouring from tho EuslleS,
II Is thought she will recover.
, 1881-07-30
C1v1L-SERy1CE REFORM.


on tho Subject.
go Fneetal Dtspateh to TIE Chicago Trtbuw
BosroN, July. @.-Denator Dawes hs
wr!ttoli n second letter OIL CIyl!-Sefslea
reform, Iii Which lie confines himself to d.
ctssiil9 q method whereby the psesldtn!
lIny be relieved from appointing neaf'1
10U, 600 offlceholders, - duty dcyolyed h'n
by the Constitution, except III case Of u tss
inferior Offices which arc by statute COZ.
ftrrGl on tile courts Of law md the teads Of
departments. The chunge that Mt, DAVIS
would hAye Is to tak0 this out Of Ills haM'
and place 1t upon the members Of the caar
net In such way that tho authority Of saa
President rs head Of the Adn,lntstrateu1s
not weakened, Mr.. Dawes asks: NOV,
why does not tho President, actually
rs we'll as IN theory, break up ns
work. OF his Administration intO seven paEt'
aud, frea!ng Himself OF everything butcoa'
troll, hold each Secretary personally respe'''
siblo to him for the performance Of tia wQEs
III tho part assigned him, making, his !ems eiI
tlcpGnn alpon q result brought up 70 . sinN sIaq
ard fixed BY the President l,iHsyf? lios1, lus,t
part Of It, TO the inlnutest details, tug l'tGss
dent must delegate to Him oil tho aash91u !,
pcrtalpIng to It, for tho Secretary nlns! =
clothed with power to execute, OF " r.
loved Of responsibility for whit Is t1one. y. =.
him select his men and answer Tor te't th,s 81
RaS!'y' }Rs nt1{Ef1sty' {ESsy ana s etsis'y sss yxye p Id
m be alEtnes; l'is Success a "S Takins ss' liz eaa
Of lthe Treasury Department. for lnstaaiee aies,
AIr. Dawes says: lot the l'festdcht, as. .ss
having called to tfs aid for Secretary q ~
Treasury the best mhn the country a9oIin ~ H.,
t>r1tt ,fn him fift1ltt Dk
, 1881-07-30
South Carolina. .Teftorized by the
Moonshine Murderer
McDoW,
Nearly Sl00, 900, 900 Of Foreign Specie
Came to America In One
Year.
Since June, 1876, We llavo Recoifcd
81, ,1s0,0s1, U41 Of Europe's -.
Good Money.
Further Concerning the Circular Of seore-
tary Window on Internal :,
Machines.
CHINA
TIE SUDDEN CtlAN6E IN Policy.

Sptetat l,t.poteh 10 TAs CHICAGO Tribune.
w.au,rorov n n .1u,w oo .Sfoet ri thu
Mnen.H9tos2 ,,. ~. ~, gMt ~ .,ss.'. =. s
officials at tho Chinese EMbassy ar6 nbsent
from the city, and those who romaln havs
little to say about the contemplated changes
II, tha luuntyo,, 'nr fha rnt{ep nj tho Cnvnrn-
.'.a.. Iss';,s H. s,l,t.,osa ,.',,,,,,~ ,,n,,
1As't eo"sefnnlR u'a Snlacao soune auen
who are III this country 1or purposes OF
study. It Inns beeh known. for soMe tinl9
that the Chinese Government hus designed
10 10 nwny with tho anomaly Of n dual
tt1eorv of foreign Ministers, The legation Mt
,rau,,,n,,,,.n 10 tho o,,f,. n,,a ,,nw rr,matning
M"sitnstol 10 VIZ o,tis un9 INV a,',.s.s ,, -.
OF THIS chafacteF' hhu, as u womb ieau 10
some embarrassment to retro either OF
The present Ministers without relieving both,
It way practically tlacltlpl snnn ttme f,vu To
hayn bpth retirii and 10 scilti out II new maj,
ia moi In tbnir siin.ti. Varinlly M.rsOiia iInvn
h,rn i,n,mri fnr ills t,nsltlUn. and il II mt
viii In. tla viii ,,rolably arrive during the
fniI or cnriv wi,itur. n,lI probunly brlin a
,,a;v rntin,in with him.
''o" ,,,,~ ~ r,v ID"
-,,t.a eiiS S,i,. '.,N iAn.'
1e prcschE flrst Mintstcf, IS Mnndnr1n oI
!liEli fnhkt and " ny h0 lneahS t0l.
lows that ~ ~ guy & ot iaVor Mt
Court ny Ills removal from ms prs8enG
ulplonAtio posltloii. lio Will aiiaoqoIcaly
n9 assigned otler hollufa0le $uty. aonnk
, 1881-07-30

TOLEDO, o., July o0.-John nurns, a Lake
Shore brakeman. met viii. sudden death
ut Airline junction ut 8 o'clock this mort,-
Inc. Az tho train was pulling In some OF the
crew saw lin on top Of the curs swinging
Ills lantern for tho signals, aud soou aiter.
wards his lfeless body Sus found lying by
tue side Of the track, tarr!bly ,nanR1esl. De-
ceased was y years Of age and unmarried,
were taken for tntern,clit this evening.
, 1881-07-30
TO LOWELL.


4EBCEHIJAF'B 3 DISFNTCNEsSs ,
WAsl11SgTos. D. c., July a0.-Tho follow
ing was sent to-day:
"Lo,rc!l, Minister, London: At p. m.
tue Presidents condition Is reported Us en-
tire!y satisfactory. 4 slight return OF fevur
Is expected later In the afternoon, and will
probably, for some time, be daily nccon,-.
paniinent Mt tllls stage OF hts progress.
FLAMES q. BLAINE; Secretary"
Tho following was sclit tonight:
"Lotrcsl, Minister, London: THE Presi.
dents afternoon fever WIS less to-dny than
yesterday, Rlld at'.th!s hour Ialf-past II p.
ru., has almost disappeared: The tculper,.-
ture Is very nearly normal. Ills wound Is Ii,
headthy condtt,onfaad 10 is doing we'll In
all RESPECTS. NY 6hys!e'aas arc grsatly E, en-:
, 1881-07-30
COL. DURQu.

WASHINGTON. D. G., July 10 Tile remains
Of Col. Busch. after Religious services at his
lats home here, wero removed to tho railroad
depot a1tl, at a:8o. tho train bearlng them
started for NASHVILLE, Tenn. The officers and
employees OF the Senate, In meeting today,
expressed affection for tho late CaiuNel a1ll
sincere sympathy with hls fasntiy. 'rha pail
bearers appointed are Senators Jones, of
geant-af-Ar,ns 13rIgEit, Exocuttye-C Clerk Pey-
t0,I, aad Assistant Stfgealt-at.A rus Kassett,
Tha seorotary's oliies will he draped for
EnlftY U3HGs
, 1881-07-30

OTTAWA, Jaly M.-lt tra.9plros that tho
ccnsus.returns from some pnrts of Ontario
llaye not yet reached the Department here.
It will bo some weeks before tho full returns
from British Columbia anil tho Northwest
can arrive. Meanwhile, Or. Tnclle, Deputy
Minister Of the Interior, states that !,o will
furnish to the Government shortly n state
ment showing tho population Of each CENSUS
district 50 fnr as the returns are In. and III,
cstImate Of tho unrcturncd districts which
will be approximately correct. 1t u fntl-
mated In seni-Utllc!nl circles that the populn-
tIon OF Canatln, ils aseertatne by the CELSIUS,
will quito sustain reasonable expectations.
II Is inferred that Sir Hector Lnngurln's esti-
mate Of 4,5o0, 900 wns based on official infor-
, 1881-07-30
,. MRS. W, GOULD.

sptsssl Dl.Dsish. q ~ tsAtaeo 1'sss s' II III
rEta1N, Ill.,, July eA-rlle tlias.asst ..sts &c
late Strs. Matletta Ha.,ting GouM. ",,d .,d VI,
", .Gonla. occurred hero to-'.a'' ;'' S,s TIT
largely atteHdetl, Mts. doa'a ans a." ot ths
daughter Of Samuel Hunting; o'.v ,sv,a hsrs
original settlers Of E!gtn, a,'4 ,o;',!ty, SM My
viii! ller parsnts from 3la4ls9,! ~ .pjd ojd. ~
Y1Fk. !,W;i3rgl, w g1of 9Sfy tSySt er death vi
essS3 essS3Ye sesas s a%sf h. Il; IL
cungrstInl Vk tl,e gallon aud spicSt y Fl lt;'
MlutI,er, Mis-. Rev. lsaac N0llun - fha Ri.
don't OF this city. and har bfoth!,s,,e !,..Tea CQ!es"
nrncu Hunting, professor 10 b'''"
Kentucky, IL now laeret
, 1881-07-30

BkCnETAlkr wiNnuM DETERMINED TO DIS-
CovEt1 AND PUNISH THE tiu1Lry. :
WASHINGTON, July o7.-9ecratAry win.
dom Is determined 10 do whatever can bo
done untlcr existing laws to apprehend and
bring to punishment the persons who wore
concerned In tho shtpnunt Of Internal conf
buBtlblcs and machines from Boston to Liy-
cfuool. Tho Government has received no
official information in relation to the ship
,nol,ts, nr,i It llas been customary to awatt
the receipt Of such Information before TAX
ing any nction. Secretary Window. how.
ever, says Tint III slct fragrant cases as thuso
reported To tho British Parliament ho does
not beltevein assisting tile criminals by quiet
lywattlng until 4 complaint can be lodged by
the British Government. The. shipment Of
rNHe against tho people Ut both England an.l
thu United States, md Lie Secretary Is i0-
terriltned Il, do everything possible to detect
thoso engaged IN II M,ti to prove't sncli ,'t,i
kind Secretary Window thinks tho Goyer'l-
lnont IL Justified III proceeding npOn fntDrlnR-
lion Furnished By tho newspapers, without
waiting for tho. SLOW process nf otliclA! n0tl-
not provide adequate punishment for this
class of offcnscs.
ron KNOWINGLY TRANSPORTING
or delivering for transportation on board
any vessel employed In conveying passengers
by latd or wator between my place In n
foreign country al,l any place within the
un!teh States .nitro-glyccrine au1 kindred!
materials, unless securely packed and
properly marked, tho law ,prescrllcs tint
the 0tEender shall be. punished by 4. tne
Of not less than s6,000 one4lnlf Of
which amount. gues to the illfornl0r:
II the death of any person Should be cnusad
by tho unlawful placll,K on slllptoaEd of dqll-
gerons. explosives the ConsiRnor shall be
deemed gilllty Of Innl,slaughter.- In nc-
eortlance with Instructions from. Secretary
Wlndon,s the chiefs Of tho several divisions
|, Of the Treasury Department h1v[nX charge
OF customs, commerce, aIid navigation have
hunted nip tho laws bearing on tli!s subject,
md the Collector nf Customs at Boston, FROM
which port tho internal machines and con.-
bustiblcs arc suid to have been tnkon, will be
instructed carefully to examine the Mnn!fesfs
OF tho carg0cs OF the two vessels TINT are SUP
posed to tilve carried to Livurpnol tho dal,-
gerous innterials referred, to. The law re-
0uires that all nnnEfests shall contain q full,
Just, nru truo account OF MI articles shipped
| On the vessel Applying for clearance llApurs.
1t is believed tliat by this. proposed cxamlna.
! tton Of The tnanifests OF tho two vessels TINT
cnrrlcd tho lnfernal machines II clew may be
obtained that will lend to the apprehension
and punishment Of the guilty persons. !.
, 1881-07-30
1ElEGRAPHlc.

CINCINNATI. O., july M-lseferrlng to tho
report Of telegraph changes tha Enquirer Ut
tomorrow will say:' '"'Thc Enquirer Is glad
to correct tie report 10 the ellert that Col, II,
q, Ulowry, .ueMesa! Superintendent Of the
Western Un|o1.I 'rstegraDh Company at
Tinker, of tAe Baltimore 4 Oh!o lino. Wa
make the correetidn, on tlle authority Of tho
managers Ut tho Western Union Company ut
New York. .ratrl.ls M r. ti!e M Company. More
fed to learn that Col CloWry Is to Be re-
tafucal.H =, =. .N,t
, 1881-07-30
. : DARTMOUTH. COLLEGE.

CosrQRp, n. III, July ao.-Ils Committee
Of TFllsstpapf Dartmouth College Tint InYestl>'
gated the edlsQuietlnRru.aots fsferFe<l to In tho
memorial Of tlle :.Nsw'T9Ek Alqrln! report
tirst that, willis lalliF ao,aa afrnts at i1an.
aKon,sAt, suoll as, ''huweyes, fara natural In
contiettt6n With decided abilities. fa.l errors
NOT c6Mqnod. To- any. -4nes s,persop, they, ,ARye
eldeayoted to correct all SUCH arrofs Iii tue
best possible laasrlBr;' seeond, tsss Hoard as
spreF eif ths A!pmnt: that. the affairs Of tlle
college .arein Tho banda ,pt at lease caseial
Is In the!eart4 Ut tht,4B Viii, are t,Al[etl upon
to administer lts atalrs to th0 best 'ol thelr
, 1881-07-30

ability and with conscientious Jrv,tt.-
every trust Of every kind; third, ,inP1Wa2n ,ie Wlna b
,rUl,y Df cnllega n,juStr.lt vi uII Il. .'i !,at.
tho allotment or re4prc,tyn duties, ~ ~ Ha!t'.
procuring 9f q kind, for'eating, nml II" Hip Glg
spirit on I'LL sitlGs, with cn1,lilrur" b,o".pfa!
not Mt present nlfow tho pnssihilitve e.S! G9 "iL
ltrr, ntl! will! determination To bsy,,1" y, ias
results it my event, slea
, 1881-07-30

II may not perh4p9 b8 known that man
vrAstnx Iurk aloth81 II moro liable t1 Infection
from contagious disease thxn ho who WeAra
tt9hs- -oolors4 Ksrtasatq, because PARTICLES which
pmanato fFonl Alsaatpd or decayiuR bo1ioa Nse
much tuoru resdltly Ab4orbet by dark than W
l!xht fabsica.. Tnta u essy ut proof, A1pose i
!tEAt aud dark toAtto tho fumes Of tGDacc0 TOR
fiya minutes, and twill 10 fGAna that tho dark
ono suells stu,nHeEthan tho other ot tobacco
smoke. aud II Will 1ctain tho w lunxor.
, 1881-07-30
sENAToR.stECT. MILLER.

Hpeetat VttHaEek II 1hs Ch4eaod IftbuNe,
SARATOGA, M X J. July ao.-The lion,
WILLIAM A. sackeH md Mrs. sackett, atthelr
residence this evening. gave reception to
nnd entertained SaNater-e'ect Warner Miller
aud Mrs. Miller, Qt llnrklmsr. There wRs
4RFKq number , prominent guesta a|u4
, 1881-07-30
IOWA.

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..,.,., cALmoos !, -. u9uNrn H1.sa. ,<,,..
6ptfta Dfspasea 20 IN. caea00 ,r'e'"s. ,,
IlocKwEf.h Crry, JMty 2o.-Wllont-crop
tnn,nRed by 'rttst sattd bt'Rht,' FARMERS
Ara In tho midst ;of harvest. : OATS aud
anx n1,,vn.. tho ,voropn. ttnr,, mt ns uontl
rs Inst year. It ls'yory weedy' owing to
continued rains. 81
~ wtNHEDAHO COUNTY.
Special Dtspetth to 1ae Chfeaeo Trtbhnt.
TonEsr Cry. July m.-Crops tliroug Il.
ont tho county about tic sat,,c ~ In 1880.
Aaa!sttofii @ nasssM y IT, IT, sot,iSynst
eHtty nrG ie osftoSe fe ~ croSs t'1 n spaco
m,,M 9r tnr su hnca,'ae n In
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ntNNn"i.'1n ni.ss,ss ~ ~. Iv .st.Sa, 1..h,n..
prt,n;,a spS'a, Df Rni" 9 oqMW1"at S' nrarty ,1e.
q, rns ~ o;,,tnoh!,1ps fsnts corm ar o,n1
i,a ~ unlv ,,;t ui11iu = fnw diva.
weh VII tiefo appssrei @ "'' IN seysra! iecalitless
sass ss , 21 @ wot n sp1s 1v,rr ~ ~
nry'Worls, a1u anoy havg nidin a,.oyH aas efG dny
R n ~, ~ Hroaa 1ota tThG Gnw cm;aonrsn insE wrsk
11fMy, n.u T., stMss, ,sS-sa o' conte" '""' "se"'
Aae'cs' III p.ohices. ,,
MANIouN ~ sooNla. st,!.l. ,>-,.
eo,Hm,,,, spfs, nf 1mfw % gWhent Icss tIIas, ,ast
~eop nr rn,'t, f1nts fair. III ahInnj'.b
hexs @ ,lonr @ scme ni tian,nas to crops. but bessi,
EtuH G'f y. ,vhaoi Ma - E~a2v.,nJV I,nrvnsi
snesutatea s1st lot "he"'. f''esso'as n"t'eSs@
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,u..., nisss,ss nsetn ~ ~. ~ 9s,eas. 7rt,,,u.-
,,a ALaGSA, Jy M nv eue r,, p"y fiata s,o.
hG @ aw ,,nt us us11 ent.,i ~ iust vnr .nr,,
fhin NJ, mccn1,nt uf writ ,rentllor: will prob
ahIv In i'nif II "rt,,. f;rnss rooti.' : '
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,8petidE DApateh to 1hs Chicago 1fsbttHss
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near vicinity Of Tracey the crops. arp very
t eas g.! sq paofts S51t W wro of fpssy psayGa Mss o
llnkott grain of nil kinds. will Yield t,otiur
tllnn Inns ln'nN expected. Vnlga., 1)ah., rG-
lorts II few living sinsslonrats, Int, rs tho
iio fears nro entertained In that direction.
, 1881-07-30

and Sunday last, there I1as been q most hope,
full feeling about the ,Yhite House. Tho, boys
very rarely refer to their fathers stoktess.
Mrs. Hcn. Sheldon, wifc Of the ,reccntly-ap.
pointed Governor Of New Mexico, still re-
,unlus at the White uouso ns guest of Mrs.
Garfield, =. :.:tItAt7
, 1881-07-30

ap<esat Dtseas<a Il N atsaoo 9rspAnA H,
QUINCY, ILL.,. July ao!-Fraak HQt,nacher.
! little boy, 9years old, fell into the river
dis evening from tho ferry dock 'un was
1suwneti. The body was eedllyreeoyered.
but could not ba rexuscltated,
, 1881-07-30

A. FATAL CQNELAGRATION, j..
CALAIS, Me-, July eaarTha dwelling Of NJ.
silverstona was damaged by fira this lnortl-
Ing. George bradford wss killed, 8Auball
Spinncy probably fatally injured, aud four
tthers wounded BY falling eliIM4sys- =, :. IL;
, 1881-07-30
&MASfI~uP.

poHr Cugsrxn, N, r., July @.-The liar.
leu Railroad express freight ran into = work
Ing train. Result. tY6 locomotiyeg snd tlYa
tAI+c hours, ,,
, 1881-07-30

RILLEU I5X LI0EITNIWGs
cANposnA14E.H 14 r., July sa.-Dartns The
was ktlled by lightning and lier husband and
An unknown. nian WAS killed. The light
ninG damaged the buildings CONSIDERABLY