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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

The next house of congress will consist of
las republicans, 1876 democrats, democratic
Virginia readjusters,S greenbackers and Viii
liam d. Kelly leaving the republicans a clean
majority of but /. In this majority, however,
are included New FORK stalwsrts, or friends
of Conkling, who may prove troublesome
squad for the administration leaders to keen
in the traces. The election of the speaker of
the new house will evidently be no holiday
tOb
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

10 the many other nulsances for which John
Bull is indebted to the "blarsted Hamericans''
must now be added mosquitoes, which have
made their appearance at Belgravia, having
been brought there in the luggage of American
travellers. One of the first to be stung was
Mr.. OShaughnessy, M. p, and eryspeas su.
pervening, he is prevented from attending to
his parliamentary duties
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

Having been stung by locust, Mrs Stolt.
berg, of Grafton, Ill.,, was given a quart of
whisky by her husband to neutralze the poi.
con OF the insect. The effects of the sting
were easily overcome, but the whisky killed
the woman in about six hours.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

All preachers are certainly not mercenay
or dishonest. Among the house members of
the late Legislature Of Illinois was the Rev.
Mr. Goodspeed, who In the absence of the
chaplain, was frequently called upon to open
the daily sessions with prayer. AT the close
Of the session 1t was voted to pay all the min
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

The last bulletin of the Illinois Board of
Agriculture states that 80 per cent OF the fall
wheat in the northern grand division of the
state has been plowed up, "A per cent in the
central division, and 10 In the southern, and
the portion remaining gives indications of
only about half an average crop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

Peoria Democrat: Some Engishmcn seem
to think there Is a great deal OF military glory
In the employment OF between 10000 and 49,
000 British soldiers in Ireland to hoist some
wretched peasants who can not pay cutthroat
rents, out of their huts into the roads Noble
Brltonsi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

100000 were expended during the Hayes
administration for furniture for the White
House, and it is said all the furniture in it
when he left never cost $4,000 Wouldn't 1t
be in order for T. b IL to rise and explain?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

1t is now denied that John Sherman left the
payment Of the board bills of his strikers at
the Chicago convention to Charles Foster He
paid it GU; Of the contingent fund of the U
5. treasury and had 1t charged under the name
of candles
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

One OF the pecularites of the haistones
that fell on Sunday night during the des,ruct-
i've storm in the Solomon valley in Kansas
was that they contained IN their center small
nehhp stnnns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

The output of the Leadvile mines for May
was the largest for any one month IN the his
tory of the camp. Smelter output $l20,06S
mill output $4,000; raw ore output, Sl25,
O99; total, 81 1855, 06S-an increase over April
of 1910 3OS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

John Sherman, having completed the repair
OF his fences since the adjournment Of the L,
g. Senate, is about to start a few candle fac.
tories IN Ohio to supply the government /,
will take very little capital ana the profits are
spnrynpuu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

The national department of agricultural fig
ures the wheat crop at So per cent of last years
yield for spring and rs for winter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

An experimental shipment of one hundred
has been made at Peoria, to sec if the grain
will stand that methaa of transportation to
New Orleans
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

The fastest running mile on record was
made at St. LOUIS on Monday, Gabriel, five
year.old, making :41ai, with 1l5 pounds up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18


The Illinois Press Association will hold Its
summer meeting at the Palmer house, Chica-
go, Wednesday, July 90 After the literary
exercises and transaction of business, the mem
bers will leave on Thursday morning by Good
rich steamer for Milwaukee, thence by another
steamer of the same linefor Mantowoc, reach
ing Chicago on their return Saturday morning.
The entire expense of the trip, including meals
and berhs on the steamer, will be 81. This
is In strict pursuance OF the plan pursued for
the last three or four years by the ASSOCIATION,
of not asking transportation lines TO provide
free excursions. On the contrary, when trav-
cling by rail they have hired their own Pull
mans paying for their hauling, though the
railway companies have been ready enough to
make liberal terms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

Bob lngersoll is said to have struck it rich
in mining investments IN New Mexico.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

New York dispatches announce the compile
ton of the laying of Jay Gould's new AtianticI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

The newspapers are making good deal of
rather sensational interview printed in the
Washington Post between Hon. Lewis Law
renee OF Utica and Post reporter. LAW snce
is well known as long time intimate and ar.
dent friend of Conkllng's, and among other
things he represents Conkllng as saying, in
reference to the pending fight at Albany, is:
Lawrence, If these ours don't come down
and era Vi at my feet, as they have always
DONE III accept the offer Of democratic votes
and become an independent with David Davis
and, mark my words, that will carry with it
the democratic presidential nomination for
1884. What will ,hat be by way of revenge!"
Lawrence says Il told him to do it. He
has more friends today among the democrats
than the republicans. IIoratio Seymour Is his
brotherln,law, and every influential democrat
in Central New York will be delighted to re.
cclve him into the party. l know that am
certain that the community will be startled in
few days by the announcement that the dem
ocrats have joined forces with the stalwarts
and returned Conkllng and Herman to the
senate. 1t will be a democratic team practi.
cally. Put that down for the next sensation"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

cables SO that now there are eleven cables
from this country to Europe. Naturally with
these increased facilities the business increases,
yet such is the competition that with the in.
creased business the profits of the lines de-
a word. Eight years ago the rate had fallen
to $3.50 a word, when the daily receipts of the
company were $4,000 Now the rate is from
% to 1919 cts. a word, aud the receipts of all
the companies combined are but $4,000 day
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

enormous.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08
The Latest in The Gui'e2q Case,

On Monday and Tuesday the de.
fense IN the Guileau case examined
medical experts as 20 the insanity
OF Gn;tcar. They gave it as their
opinion that if the iaa's as hypolhe-
catcl we've true, Guiteau was un.
doub'cdIy crazy, On Tuesday af,
'ernoon, Mr. Scoylle announced
that the defense was through with
its evidence cXccFt the testimony OF
President Arthur, whcsc attendance
he had been unable to get, owing to
the press OF executive business. ii
was then agreed that questions ia
writing should be submitted to the
president and he might write hl.
answers. With This unucrstundinn
tho defense rested their case and on
yesterday the government introduce
ed expert evidence in rebuttal.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08
The Speakership.
IHE GREENBdCEERS ST.IND
FIRM TO NICHOLAS
FOED. JEIEIR CIN.
DiD.IIE.


meyer, W Ohio, Etecfe{ DV the
K"pnbhc6nS van He .IiG
Of tie ticO EeddJHStcyS
Congress assembled and organized
on Monday, Keiftr the RcpabIi>
can caucus nominee, wfs elected
with the aid Of the two RcadiustGr.
from Virginia, was eIectcl Speaker
of the House. handa' received the
support OF the .Democrals. Nicho
las Ford, the Grcenbach caucus ncm
Inec, received the unanimous sup
port OF the Greeubarlcrs. The
vote Stood Keifer, l4S; Randall, l29
Ford, s, Neither of the caadida e.
voted and there were several Dem
ocrats absent. J. Hyatt Smith, "In
dependent" Republican, went into
the Republican caucus and Is no lon
ger eUutlol to tho name lndcpcnd
ont. The complexion of the House
is us follows Republicans, l47
Democrats, l35; Grceubacliprs. q
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08
Ordcr of PuJiicutiOn.
STATE cF MISSOURI, "a
County uF LlyISGsTON,

STATE uF MISSOURI,
County nF LlyISGsroN,
In the Circuit Court o. said county, January
term, 1852, la vacation, March -, lSSl.
The >t-tc Of Missouri at the rotation and to tho
use Of \ Sportsman, collector OF the re.
yrnue nt Livlnlston county, in the Sta;o OF
Missouri, PHiutit,
Robert Z. Carr, The unSnown Heirs Of J. c.
liernard ct al, Defendants.
Al isis day comes he plaintiff by itsattorncy.
ant u cslIS petition, alleging anon other thing,
that the 1Iundnnis, The Cnkn wn Heirs of. C.
Bernard, are non. re,dent- Ithe Sialc u! Ms.
sOuli =" tl1t the ORDINARY process Ol law cannot
bo served upon them.
NhprrUrlr, y is ordered hy the cle. X in yara.
tlOn thi said def nl1nts he notified by publI,n.
ion, tWi plHlutI haa commenced a suit against
ti,cln IN THIS court, the gen raj ubJC and nltu-o
Of (which IL to enforce the ltn OG the Siare ri
Missouri for back taxes due to aid Stat, ~
the amount of thirty wO and lnrty one. him
drriths dollars, for the years 1863, ISL, 1872
lsIj lSd, lSH and lsis, together with Interest
thereon Il the rte of ten per cent Per annnn.
as prescribed by law, together with ens CON
missions and COSt Of this proceeding igqipst TN,
luilON ing c-urlbcd lanlf, iIruatr in hlvugs'On
county. Missouri, tn-wit: Lot No. four a. In
block No, twenty (3W Carr and litrnaul's id,l.
tion ~ N" CIty ul ChilrOlhc, No., and that sa,d
real es'rtc, or 50 much rs may he necessary,
h~H w T''' A 'hL~lN SUN JN'lHlll'lll l~ may he
rendered herein; ANA llu. e,s the all dcren.
dAnts, The lnkHOwI iirii5 Of j. c. Il ,rn8rd bc
ana appear At this court NJ the dc\t t'rh therepi
10 ne hclHa Gni held Mt the court house, IN the
city uf tulicrhc, IN .Hid county, on ihC 2lrtl
Gny e!Jan'mY l-S!, and on or b'iOre the Iyth
ihy ul Fll! term arhw'r Dr pluad 10 the pei tipu
~ -tl cause, the sane Will be- tlic II Cpne.a.
Ell ana JfdsH eat viii be rendered accOrlinrly
Ana II Is further ordered that Hcppy hereof be
luui nheo. according tr law, u the ChilltO'lr
Wais' newspaper rriat"d ard publ shed
w.eLlyi IN hlli uihr, salt c unit and STATE.
~TAThuf MISSOURI l..
tu0 HTi 81 LtvlypsruN,
james Nfliht, clerk Of tie Circuit crur'
Wl'hln shd lur sniJ county AMI state herhy
rtriily Tie aboyc and lnrcSuIrs u lie a true and
complete cpuy of 'ht original rider ~ pubta
Uon II Tie 'gu5r ,hsIc II U,lMii, 80 the same u Uw
appe. IN lu. uIge
- Nitaess my hand Ss clerk and the
,v. ,-'al ui4Hil court. Done NJ ollie In
- LhIlicD,hs, this pa day of Noy ls'l.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Clwk.
by W.p. MUSIC, Dcpu,y CerL. II
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08
The Presidents lIcsSgue,

On Tuesday the President sen
his Message TO Congress. In l. he
recommended the repeal OF The law
authorizing the issuance of silveI
certificates. referring to these Ger
uticalcs he says: "They found an
unnecessary addition to onr paper
currency and Il sufficient amount OF
which may be supplied by the Ma
tlonal Banks"
He recommends the repeal Of the
law requiring the coinage Of silver
dollars.
lie recommends the abolition OF
certain internal revenue taxation,
especially bank 'aXa,ion and stamp
on bank checks.
He recommends the increase OF
the standing army to thirty thous.
and enlisted men.
lie speaks strongly in favor OF the
British system of Official appoint.
ments; life positions for government
officials, with certain exceptions.
The Adoption OF all his rccommen.
dalIuus would certainly rh,L,n tl,o
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08

/ thurl, to the January term, 1852. In vacation
November 7th, 1881.
Spencer q. Bell, y aintif,
HgH nst
EdwinJ iicl, James Llnvi'le, Thomns Dawn
IhE nnu John Downing, defendants.
Now ON his day comes the plaintiff and nIpi
ms petition with the clerk said court statinp
among other things that defendant Edwin 4
Ben j. non resident o. the SHie of M.s.ou
81 that the ordinary process UfAw cannot b,
served upon HIN.
Therefore it ia ordered by the clerk I'm yoc,,i,n
that defendant E1win j Bell he nniillrd hy nub,
ilcuiioh that the rlainutl hns commrnced Il suit
III thls COnrl atuinSi llm the object and rpnrrli
nature Of which is to obtain Judgment against
defendants fora note given bS defendant Edwin
d, iell IN ptaintilG lOr $500 dollars, dated NAV
slh, 1916 aud 10 enforce his lien as vendor
ag"lnsi me north nan ol the south, wos quarter
pI sctllnn u, ana ihe northeast quarter o the
southeast quarter Of section 1--we 5 ali in town.
snip hity seven (5I) Of rarge twenty thee II}i
situate in Livingston county, State o Missouri
estate. ''N
And that unless said defendant be and anpcar
~ tht next term of the circuit court OF Liz ngs-
ION county, Mi.s"uri, H. be begun and he'd Al
thh court house IN the city nf Chilli Mis-
sour, on tue ith Monday Of Jnnuary, lSS., 1t be.
Ils u q .jd' day ol January, lSS2, and on or he,
Ipie me Olhday thereof, answer or otherwise
plead To plaintiffs petition, the same will he "a
Ken rs Sonos-ed anu judgment will he rendered
\ IL further ordered that copy hereof he pub,
l'htd according to law In the UhIlIicnlho Cu
hls, newspaper printed and published weekly
In Chillico h, said county and state,
}sEGI 4 4''ssS SS"S copy
JAMES WRIGHT, CLERK,
W." BY W. +. Munro, Deputy Clerk.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08
Tile XONE MACHINE for 1851
EW be the most iatTcs'ay and
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WHATOUHSUBSCRlBERS SAY

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AM li,inE US 10 higher and better things.'
81 have 'akcu your Home Magazine lJr twen-
ty years, aud ieel as II cOud hardly live with
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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08

etc, whose dnty consists chiefly IN
spending salaries ranging from
$1,000 10 to 81 800 a year, in lass-
lonablc idlcnesS and dissipation.
The cost of this Useless luxury is
about six millions Il year, and See
rotnry Hunt wants m increase OF sew
cral millions. If Congress would
give uSa financial system which
would put production and commerce
en a sound and paying basis, and
thus make it possible for America
to hmli and MAINTAIN n respectable
merchant marine, we should be able
to command that respect abroad,
which no number Of war vessels
| Ipompous commOdores or snobbish
cadets could scruro.
! called apon Secretary Folger to.
day and asked him Il few pcrlln Mt
. questions in relation to the policy
he proposes to pursue, but he de-
clined to give me any definite ro.
plies. He virtually said, 'fi any
body asks you what am going to
do tell them you don! Know This
looks suspicious; If n public servant
means to serve T. c people faithfully
he is usually WILLING that the pc5,
plc shouId know what he is doing
and what he proposes to do.
Han Wm " lowe assures me
tboi ho has will him the pogtjyc
nroof Of Lis election TO CONGRESS
rrom ,4c Urutsvi.Ie b strict and
,bot nl,bourb Gen, Wheeler has the
certificate Of the Bourbon Govern =
of Alabama he nroposc. to demand
tbc soo, at once aud not wait until
Whnal.r il sworn in and then rnn.
,os, tLo so,t Tho cosc of Ri.hsa
on",ns, ln' ,,, Mi !, thn Inst Congrss. w,a
oyon,h. liza tb,s Di.hc, wa. slnr.
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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08

DURING last campaign it was asscr
ted strenuousIy by democrats that
Mr.. Burrows, il elected, would vote
with the republicans. Some unscrupu
lous democrats, without shadow oil
reason for so doing, asserted that he
had made such a promise. Since
his election they have continuously
and persistcnlly asserted that Mr..
Burrows would vote for the Repub-
lican candidate for speaker, and, as
II such was an assured fact, chlded
the Green hackers of Democratic an.
teeedents for thus playing into the
hands OF the Republicans. On Mon.
day, Mr.. Burrows did just what we
Groenbackcrs knew he would do
voted for a Greenbacker for speaker,
Us did the other Greenback Con.
gressmen. 1t seems that the old
parties cannot realize that the
Greenback party is distinct party,
rs separate from the Republican
party as the Abolition party was
from the Pro-slavery party and as
acpasate and distinct from the Dem.
ocrahc party as Heaven is from
ilades. Men willing 10 6e convin.
ccd, should be convinced of lhIs fact
by The action of our Congressman
Last Congress and on last Monday.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08
igQG THE Household Magazine 1907
l0UL Of ANaIiGa," 1904
ARTHURS'
HOME MAGAZINE.
A NEW YEAR
Wild
REW AND INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
REH AND INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.

The ilom' Magazine &C. 'upics, IN has ALVEY.
occupied h'ld rsneG'lly liz own. While gath.
erllg for : lA-cs from The VINO errnge OF zen,
cr"l literature ihr editor md HE enc eat co. la
borcrs exercise the mos careful d,,,rilnipaiinn
in regard 10 quality arI iunueuce. Nothing IA
a I'm tied which, in /. cir veY, cln dive f,ls.
ideSs OF life, or weaken the bonds ryir ne NJ
matter whtt may be- he rrput Ii 'n,nor w bril-.
arr al all qu, stO1ab c, they ctnnlt fin nic,. IN
our masGZlnc. And beyond tins, IT. publ sh.rs
cain that in its PecIiial character aud varied
dep ltments It Ia more thoroughly Identified
win tile pr"pe in their everyday He and mr
aud social me gsLs than any Other lrSt.class ne.
r!udical,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08

\ ! T. ''f MlNNl'l III
iounlS Ui Luiug=tnu.
IN the Circuit aurii Uf said county. Janpory
term, ls'- In vacation, Nuv. ., ISL.
Tho state Of Missouri a The relation aud tn fine
u.s. "l y. y. "pUrisu&u, ,uitr.,r ui tie re-
y'n"e 81 lI'inseiun c.un'!, H. tie state u
N.-'oIEi, P,anIH,
rr.dcFi Lamp, Martin t. Ga.Icy G Al, Dercu.
dn In
At,n- day CONS The ploutF ly il. attorney.
and Il es lis pet tiun, alleging um,ns Oticr
nv ms 'nn' Tie teraHnt hiWin l.. Bailey is "A
"u-r'r'aeht Of The Slar ~ Missouri ~ that
TIE ordinary rrO1c.' Ol aw cannot re served
ulrn Eln.
hhc.ruron, IL IL oid,r.dty Tie clerk IN vgca.
ton Ia % sail ,lricn,lHHt h0 npill.d hy pull,c.-
ton, that p'aiGtif haS commenced q si,i ug INST
nm IN Ills count, tie prueTai object and nntIlre
Ul which IL 10 rniu.cp nc icm urthr state of
N'-Ouii, for back taSe- sUe iu sair Sul.p To the
HHUumt Of lWcnty--uvcn En! .rvpn rnp.hlln-
tire u hB dollars, tor The yras ls1l, 1873, 1874
ls1j ls7i, lrIi hnd rs, together with Interest
thereon at TIE rH'e ol ten per cent. per annum,
as prescribed by law, together win tees, com
misspus and cot Of this lrurredin. ag.Ins, tina
following drscrtei lands, situate m lIy.ngSl on
conny, ssouri, to Wi: Northeast quarter Of
block iiFo Iil, ut GRAY, = western addition 10
the city oi Cniii,rntn', No., and that said real
estate, Uras much ~ may he nrCessary, may ne
sod t. satisfy su,h jud ,mcht IA may LeIrndrr>
Cd hcrcul and that un!tss the sHli defendant
llarlin l., Bailey be AMI appear at THIS g MT at
ihr nest term thereof, 10 b3 begun and held al
The cuur, hOast, in the city OF Oh llcO he, in
"a 4 county, on lhu -,i day ufJtuutry, lsSg, lana
Oh or before ths sixth day nj said term, unsw,
nt plead t. the petition il siid causr, the came
wil ,' taken a. confessed ant Judgment viii be
''HTI H"J !, ~ mr,n,- ordered that copy hereof
be- Tuh,..G he'd, acc, ga,n. to law, IN the Chilli
cC.ho ,risi., ancwspaper nm, anu pHe,iSa' ',l
ed WcCti in Lhllicutie, .Nld LUunty ""'N'V'
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08

A LETTER from IL friend in Colo.
RADIO, who has been taking the Chr
SIS there for short time, in speak
ing OF the CRISIS, says; "Il has
made several Grcenbackers here. "
This is very gratifying to us, We
hear many such reports from other
States.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-12-08

Wlc'cas, Samuel shirley by hi. deed NJ trus
dntcI October the it'll, a. u, lssU, nnd acl. nowI,
edged Oc'"ber liih, a. d., lSNO, and recorded in
dScl oltru tbr K, ruMhrr ntnciccH ug).at pase
hum'er four o., IN tho Record, RS nee, Nv
ingst"n county, Missouri conveyed 10 the un.
detslgnrd william r. GuRb ms tlIstrr, the fOl.
loving r scr bed rea! estate, tu-wlr:
Ihr n'rll west quarter ut hlock nnmbcr one
IN Hfiv n Iecpcr's ad 'riln to the citr of
lhilhcOthe, in the county Ol LiNinV-'on and
state oi Missouri, in trust 10 secure TIC pl, nrnt
ul Tue irDmis0r, nrtr therein Il, scrii BED, and
whereas, the said note IL luc anl unpaid.
Now, therefore UulCr HnG by yIriuc oi thr an
deed ana 1T lie request ol ihu lcgal holder of
said not', will On
Mo&DAi, DECEMBER 18Th, AID, Issl,
GctW ,cn the hours otnnc o'clotk, y, IA, and
1--WE "c.org, y. M, OitlHt dal, proceed To sell
me sili fca' '-tIr, ~ the court hJu.e door IN
Chll'iGolh', Litng.tnn county, vi sOlrl, 10 the
hithr'' and best bidder 'Ot cae', t, satisfy saj
ctDl ant tuHts UiINcCuH n- tbs tru,t.
WILLIAM l.. GUNBY,
Ii Tius'ce.