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MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
H q i lT.o Il q.
TIME rAB1E-Taking Effect June 1e, IS

TINE TABLE-Taking Effect June I2, ,Sf
The shortest quickest and best route all points
Of cars to Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia New
and Kansas Gy line to Louis Chicago Omaha
TRAINS GOING EAST
No; l. Ereegt m Sgnday.-Leayes Cincinnati 90 a. M,
burg burg 81 Il / Greenfield 80, Mussulman 10 49, Chilli
arthur s. i p co. Aliens &
arrives y at BepTe 90 Parkersbarg 50, Marietta
dePha i % New York % 5a5e.m0fe g. 49, rnla-
TO- leave Blanchesfer Il o. Greendeid Il % p. M,
~, leave McArthur Junction p; m zaleski i,
esFs Il h Ba%oTe
Philadelphia hi p 50 p. M, New York 8 80.
Loyslan% S srriye s. leave e &llls, is
49, Ra5iy;T5G5eayss Cincinnati 5oP:m IoTsand
M e g. ai9SGS
l leave u IL 81 dfre II M Afeb At Mame %
arrives at Belpre1 50, Parkersburg co. Mariet,
depha g. New PORK le g. o. To-
TRAINS GOING WEST.
3 sj Ndg q BsPrs ks6sns zSeSE
cof6e Is m & no ~ Haad m Il g. h
Leesbqrgi s. lexington o., arrive at Bianchester
arrives at shne
Chicago 90 a. M; Louisville IL 40 p. St. Louis
5S E ParksEs-
tion - ~ az V III Ss Atnees u @ u Fl m juno
sulman AZ, Greenfield Is, arrive at Hllsboro 35,
leave Manchester 27, Loveand 03, arrives Gin
cinnati TO- indianapolis 10 40, Chicago 90 a. M,
Louisville II 40 p. m st. Louis 10 a. M, Kansas
No. e. DaiLy.-Leaves Marietta 90 a. M. Parkers-
burg 50 p M, Athens O6, Hamden Oh, Chillcothe
10, Greenfield 90, Loveland 3f arrive Cincin-
natl 80 &c. st. Louis 20 a. M Kansas City 50 M
burg II 25. Bepre II 49, Athens u 40 M, Macarthur
junction 81, Hamden AZ, Chillicothe 55 Mussel-
man Is, Greenfield a. arrive at Hillsboro I9 So,
leave Manchester 81, Loveland 23 arrives at Gin
lndianaDOliS Chicago n. IN
Louisville ii 85 a. M st. Louis 90 pm', Kansas CITY
35 a.
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THE present Gar of Russia never
uses an oath; but, when he gets mad,
he lifts up chair or table or the near
est object and makes kindling-wood
for the poor. 1t is more expensive.
but also more emphatic.
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Lucinda, dearest, meath the bending tree,
STOPPING to kiss the stream that laves its feet,
I'll draw the boat; and thinking but of thee,
VIII luncheon eat.
Mark how the placid tide flows smoothly by;
Note yonder bank aglow with golden gorse;
It's natures specie bank. What's in that pie?
Ugh! Steak, of course.
Sip life's sweet cup of joy, love. in this spot:
or thee 10 after TASTE no bitter dreGs,
'Tis nectar. Bah! I've told you L cannot
Eat hard-boied eggs.
The dappled shade of willow and of ash
Spreads DER the verdant grass. for thy sweet sake
And loye-the salad dressings gone to smash,
And soaked the cake.
What? Hang it all! Each day I speak in vain.
Lucinda this is shamefIIl-only look,
No mustard on the sandwiches again,
Discharge that cook!
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IT is said that the poet laureate of
Iceland earns thirty dollars year.
He must write a good deal, or else the
price per pound for waste paper in
Iceland is much higher than it is
here.
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"DoN'T show my letters" wrote
young man to young lady whom he
adored Don't be afraid" was the
reply. 81 am just as much ashamed
of them as you are"
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OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY,

Thirty fifth year. Begins Thursday, Sept. 1. Clas-
sical and Scientific Courses with Preparatory and
Teachers Department. Open to both Scres $50 pays
tuition, and all incidentals year. All expenses
kept low for poor but worthy students. Good faci-
ties for study of music drawing and painting. STAN
dard study ranks with best in the State. Complete
and thorough Instructions. No saloons. Moral and
religious influences good. Location healthful and
beautiful. Students received at any time. Write
information to Rev. II. A. THOMPSON d. D., Presi-
dent Westerville, Ohio. 2Sulyt1m
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,

Location in n beautiful town in Southern Ohio. al
the mouth of the Muskingum River. In successful
operation for forty-six years Two courses Of study
IN College of four years each identical except as
Greek. Expenses moderate. About 29. 900 volumes il
its libraries. recent bequest has increased the
number of free scholarships. The Preparatory De
partment fits students for each of the College
Fall term begins Sept s. Marietta. Ohio, 1881.
2sjulylm i. w. ANDREWS 5, President
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GERMAN INVIG0RATOR,
Notice to Teachers.

Notice is hereby given, that until otherwise
ordered, the Board of School Examiners OF
Jackson County, Ohio, will hold regular meet
ings for the examination of teachers, at the
CITY Hall, in the town of Jackson, on the First
Friday in every month.
By order of Board OF Examiners.
2laug79tf J.W. LONGBON, Clerk.
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IT is said the German word "pfng-
ten" comes from the old Greek pen
tecoste." Yes, and dysp"p ia comes
from sauer-kraut.-P
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AS the half breed papers are con-
tinually throwing out mean filings at
the Methodist preachers, we give the
following letter, written by one of the
preachers. Elder Dillon is we'll known
to most of the people Of this county:
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Denison University.

Commences Its 5lst year with largely Increased en-
dowment. In the College Department three courses
are open, allowing students to omit both the
ancient languages, modern languages and
history and science. The Preparatory Department is
conducted by experienced teachers. Thorough train
ing and discipline. The situation is beautiful and
well adapted to purposes of study. Expenses. $3.50
per year. The fall term opens Sept s. 1881. For fur
ther particulars catalogue. address,
A. OWEN, D. D., Pres.
2Sulyflm Granville, Ohio.
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AN Irishman, finding his cash at low
ebb, resolved to adopt 1.-THE road as a
professional means of refreshing the
exchequer; and having provided him
self with a huge horse-pistol, proceed
ed forthwith to the conventional
lonely common" and lay in wait.
Soon farmer returning from market
with a bag of money appeared, to
whom Pat exclaimed: Your money
or your lifer'-a remark fortified by
the exhibition of the fre-arm in the
usual way. The farmer, who was a
Quaker, essayed to temporize: Il
would not have thee stain thy soul
with sin, friend; and didst thou rob
me of my gold, it would be theft; and
didst thou kill me, it would be mur-
der. But hold! A bargain is no sin.
| will give thee this bag of gold for
the pistol which thou holdest at my
ear" Pat made the exchange with
out moments hesitation. "Now,
FRIEND" cried the willy Quaker, level
ing the weapon, give me back my
gold, or I'll blow thy brains out"
"Blaze away thin, darlint!" said Pat,
Sure, there's niver drop of powther
in itw The Quaker thought he had
the worst Of the bargain.
"DoNT you know it's very wrong
to smoke, my boy?" said an elderly
looking lady in railway waiting
room, to Young America, who per-
sisted in putting a cheap cigarette,
much to the old lady's discomfort.
''Oh, [ smoke for my health, answer
ed the boy, emitting a volume of
smoke from his mouth which very
nearly strangled the old lady. But
you never he I'd of cure from smok-
ing" continued the lady when she
had regained consciousness. "Oh, yes
| did," persisted the boy, as he formed
his mouth into a young Vesuvius
working on full time, that's the way
they cure pigs" Smoke on, then,
quickly replied the old lady, there's
some hope for you yet"
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GRANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,

CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
51th year opens Sept Is. 1881. Offers unsurpassed
adyantages nicely furnished rooms hcated IN Steam
Teachers OF acknowledged ability. The Conseryato-
ry- with Miss sa L. Kerr, pupil of the Abb LisZ and
Mr. r. f. Apple assisting, win offer best dvantages.
Young ladies surrounded by best Influences and
guarded by parental care. For Catalogue address
2Sjuly+lm w. p. KERR Granyilie ohio
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THE GREAT
Is BURLINGTON ROUTE.


sJ~ No other line runs Three Through Pas
senger Trains Daily between Chicago, Des
Moines, Council Bluffs Omaha, Lincoln. St.
Joseph, AtchiSon, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points in Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Ne
yada, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
The Shortest, Speedest and Most Comforta-
BILE Route via Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denison,
Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Calves
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The unequaled inducements offered by this
Line to Travellers and Tourists, are as follows:
The celebrated Pullman Q6-wheeD Palace
Q. Palace Drawing-Room Cars, with Horizons
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in Reclining Chairs. The famous c.. r. g. O.
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fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re
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Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
bined with their Great Through Car Arrange
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Route to the South, Southwest, and the Far
West
Try it, and you will find travelling luxury
instead of a discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
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All information about Rates Of Fare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &C.
will be cheerfully given by applying tn
PERCEVAL Lowell,
Gen. Passenger Ag't, Chicago
t. j. POTTER, Gen. Manager, Chicago.
March 10, 'S1-4Ow.
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CATTLE. .

Horn Durham Cattle, and have them constantly on
hand for sale. They be on the farm of Mrs.
Davis, = mile north of jackson, or. inquire of
26maySly Il. M. JONES.
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TO pEDDLERs.

Notice is hereby given all persons whe are
peddling in Jackson county without alicense,
that they equested to get the proper license
or the Statute will have to be enforced.
Il. b. EVANS, Auditor j.
Feb.I0. lSSl-tf.
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OHIO UNIVERSITY

ATaENS. o,
Excellent advantages at reasonable expense. OpeT
TO both sexes One free scholarship for every county
in the State. The Fall Term will open ScptembeI
lith. Entrance examinations September 18th.
Address WILLIAM ii. SCOTT,
2Siulylm President
, 1881-07-27


Tho congregation OF tNo GoIofcu H1lu.
in&pr WHO Believes *t'Tlto Slln 10
n1oross 1iurl, Excited Over tItu MI ya-
s,,.,.,x .r,,iitm,r ,r .r.I,.s- f,1,,,rct,.
ecfso"" A"'~ "
Hell.
RICHMOND, Va, July @0,-Last night nbont
midnight TIM Rev. .lub,, Jnspcr'y church wns tho
s,,,.., ~ H., s,,n.t ,,y,Itnu,nut ~, ,ho nnrt M
seohe VI .no "uese cAe.lehunt W un. ~ ~. ~.
tito iEtlnoers VI tho congregation. Tue ehalcu
Ii situated In tht l'art Of tho city known rs AZ.
rIca. wle., Is tho ,io,no Ut larKc portlon OF tho
n,,ro ,n,,,,,i.,Inn ~ itIcbmonI i'he I,ny .to1,n
.t ..'s.'u ~ a..,." ..., .",,,. ,,ornro
JasFett tae !nsnoHs Pteacuot "no ehs4'o octtFe
tho eon,.try prominently Inst yenr by bis SCR
u,p,, tn tho text atno Sun Do Moyc,"
II,na h,,,t - ato,,.. throw frotn t,o churct, f3o
..'es to " ,'. SUI. - -. ..-,'",'n. ,.s.
WINS STRICKEN ao"h ny I'LL attieA VI slekhoss Just
nbout tito tl'ne of tins appearance OF tho comet.
anu II tlruu humber of hIB congregation uttrlb-
,,tm1 n,a U,nts t, .hn sr,,tt, ni,ntn yr, nj tt,o
a'. -" ,, .,. .s ~. ,,.,,.a"4, ''s, NJ ,o
orp' fos soic to nu s'ueoteu n,,os. ,m ". .,,o
be hoId urun their nTcetlUus, and rough, TIN
nr.,rn,,,nr. nntf nmnst ,njrtt,,rc,l m In fs. hp
- s.t H.. ,.. ,.,,,,,,.m ~ ,no ,o,.rna.
~ FeEHsac" W i"Fho n"'"uc'a y. '.o "ek.rea
ny prophet. Who, nelilK specially 1aVofea ny
Providence, has nndc un unrclunttny Unc1ny OF
thr flrrIf ,x,,s ,ufH.,us,,,. md tiIp puu,np of
...,s o ,...,tt..s ,,. 1., s,,., ,,s,n, ~, ~,
~ '05 W. " itw ,"tyr. u III ~ ~
4cS&HtAdt hA@Al4sB kA0 I!tE l1F1Ao AH& LAY
, 1881-07-27
tin education 1T cnlorr.l tcnshrrs, md ta nintst
tho rst step In thNt .lru tttkcti l'J ntiy Southern
Htntn. .'
SURVEYING r1tE NORTHWEST.

SURVEYING Till; NORTHWEST
Ebttkst IiIsrdtth +, Tie C!tedeu 7ribune+
OTTAWA, Jnly ao.-,Tho latld surveys l'ntsg
conducted Il, tho Northwest cnscr Hit Mrrn
nrproxnatlts a on onttare miles IyIn1f 'l,,o west
Ut sunttoun. Tho ,lru 10 ncAsiy III tic form of Il
fsll,nre. will Its southern haso resting III tho III
tcrnatto,,nl boundary, md cs tIrtwcct 101 nt,d
1Ga degrees west longitude. I'!!s includes tho
Valley Ut Qu'tppctlc ain! That l'ortlon IT tho
Whitley n[ tho Sutlrs nt,orc whore It crosses tho
huslMdary. 1'hu whole nrdn Is pralrio la't.l.
s.n,nc sixsy.!lyo surveyors sro cmyarc.i. ens'l
with sn,n!t 5'ariy. Twcnty.stto 81 tito
surveyors nro a,Eaasa, ~. y. IT.! t!"scrt'- t,a
Thctc aro it wnrk iaytng or .tiiu
township l,loeks six ,niles sta'aatr: rl,e "ork of
subtityhllng townships intn sections - III tho
hatills TT furty surveyors wltO hhvu taken ts'o
work tr emit rslat ut 70 much per township. y
mnjnrfty Ut tho surveying lHlrtlcs hAre ieetl ut
work a.N'ut on'y tnrro we',k4 ~ yet. Ai,d of tio
Ilrst rcp1ris .uf progress IN surveys unly two
hnvc .rcaci1al thu .ielmrtnca.s here. Tlscr.,
.x1 r 9sS ,y'f r.G, IT, nGnys a; o y or ;o o etf.i
INK surveyors will lnse hcavftt. at,u lt'c surveys
oil Government leetItnt are C.,*, !t,t turEEiy Ill
rruportiun to lilo wurk accomplished.
, 1881-07-27

Fat t2arrett's Ncrvy Yeat-A Shot
Tiarougla tho IRcart Which Wrought
Good for Now Mexico.

Fat tanrrett,s Ncrvy reat-A Shot
.T,,rougf, tho Heart 1yhiel. Wrought
1oo0 ZOE NOW =, na1Ais"' .,: ,,.
F.; Santa F. Nfw MtFfe"n.
Tho city was thrown Into u suite OF csclto-
.tor ti,iiv ,no XII i'm ,nnt, win, hnu nwun tho
.4a. ...,.! .,s. Il, ~, .,,nrr,t',r, fnr
terror ol peaeeaolo "o!"o " ~ In's s tusFMosy lot
tittt,urts. n,hl Oliuucr md lIull. with a dozen
,n,,ru, maj tho fnto that 10 bud ,nutod
.""'o. NV. .n' ,s..., s,, ,1a,i,s ,,.,,,s'
ue ure q proouan1y wit wuo ' Cause an xoa
araljv In tho must brutal mtnt,cr, No report
n',|i ,,., i" or,,",nI n ,rnrc rn,"rni tnnIur nr
qualification thnn thle. ahu whca u was 1us,aeF
rvtt, ho who has been tho ,aui.latay Of Iuw nnd
of4'e1 IN h'neon Hou' a. sao 'u,ua ,a.. .usu ,..s
On asery hand, lad accomplished tas browning
font ot bis Ute by bringing down. ~. his % oree e @ and
paeao!o aoe u, u. & .ao ~ ,aIta.pt spsn " o T.,
!sfIcton was hIRh.ss! , to oo @ o. @ delight: M Ino
FIRST st a Soto o'9t 1fan "1 ss ny Sas %s
" Mr' unasn''' 'no e. ss a s.ntn~. . " s luz
0arrett killed ililIy Kid menr sumuur Frt-
t,ny night" TaIs tl,sratch was gunt by Mr.. 81.
lr,,ns*!aS. i EH!ls6lS s.,aH ' ~, s!ia 4 fr!ona h
" " fw ~ ,sHvx m.n. nmi stnisI IL II r.t,trmnn iht
,a ia,i iaMrnUsi auuIiu,itaiy lhItt tho Ks WIS ut
q lieu "sar Fort aan'aori co,,scleatiy; wher tho
MI newx syIls ainnst I'D gurai 10 bj trl;e WUrr
III - r,i"ws, th"t thern ll,iist hs truth In th0
nnwa. 4 shnrt tIine lutur lilo ajeeial c.lEso io
sS Az s5 =, dSnx a III
t rei III VIII iI'srrst Frosl, ;6eut Il vii ,Inpur
!saS tSe asxs wv bsoaEht g ,, i,s yykss II y
s,,"n, v"stnrur Nc,u IIcfirt.n rnnnrtSr s,,s
1I l"nc?, n" su.Iiro lie ncco.lNt frsa inst, w
, 1881-07-27

IIlItr HURON.
TONT lfuHnN, Mich, July :A..-t'nsa0l down
I'ropellers Btarucua, Chicago, Wissahckon,
NuwburX; steamcr Kowecnaw; t,,gs Inrrout
A,ld rll't, Allegheny Rn1 Iargus; echooucFs
Jusllmien, j, K. Merritt, Errrt,
up-lr0poers Conost.Ra, Vanderbilt No =.
1owoll an1 barHes, schooncrs Il, J, King, David
Frnyost.
Wind west, light. Weather c!0udy.
Poltr ilU'Ws, ateh.. july :d-a;J0 p. H.
nown-Propollers JoAH t'r!dgcot.. Jr.. Chauncey
ll,,rlbtlt nlld c0sls0rt, taeaa, ii. Paul with
schOoGurs t'ArllnKfur1 Rnl Jura. Y. 8wnin alld
uo1lsort nnl hchooncr Wabash, lhltnlnno and
rt1tls1rt, Superior Arl cs!ns0rt, hlmhall Il.
trlndIvl.la una bargua. II. l.. WurthtnKtnn,
kuhtot!gra J0acph raiK.: lnuea Y. ktnE. Col.
CtMlk, 'fha,HA. 1nrsons. Gantun. and 0wHHc0.
up-Et1lellsra ArtudEM Anu city OF Eonuuftlt
Echi0lleFa Daniel Il. haley, II, J. CuMAl!lKu. l..
i, ttMinllIt,Id. Minnie bhxsol, 4ni Haral Jauo.
Wind Weat, light. WoatAor cloudy,
EsOAHAnA.
Special Dispateh ~ Ths fAteaon IffhNnt,
Ef0ANAAA, ttch., July .A-Atrifc4-.tr0pel'
lors Furcst CITY, al!!nsst,ta. !laleKh. and ". J..
lAnn, t.uctct1, 0&ngos, Minaral btatr, md u. f.,
Uopartets-rropollers Il. G. Acktcy, Inter.
Oueui,, Forrest Clty, MLDucz!.t!, and ". l.. nF0wn;
sehouHesa ~. Il. Trouble, MincrAt btntc. JeAaio
tM II H. !fox sys1o stSr o l. 4 s1nt n,:s CT c,
Saokan.
SPECIAL ns,assh ~ 7hA CAtsaeo Tribune,
lIuYFALu. N. X, July at.--Arr!yetl-rtolsllor
1oFtage and Ny4ck and rchoonpr West Side,
] KEaln, Chlcu8o.
, 1881-07-27

tho crow describe tho oceurrsnco IN a. s!miia.
r"nncr AZ lien q ts'o rnp'!ty 9 ;ot thn ~ a'nsa
iatY 'ho hs to =" s%1e s With w! Wien n The tl;st x
'St :ne ' ar ha "rs i6o wSs secoa sa' han
q q , S; ,xncn wFs;| %'|.o, aad ;no s,ssi.a sss5
s%th. ~ 0ai !o u rs:a, y S"ey nt S Ss sa .. ~
dp ha.t just descended until ito wns nvcrtaken
i,y tho full tlrstroycr. The, nrtw npn.nf 70
t,ayo wnrkcd 'naryH1ously. A.,s! their heroic q.
@t,royaiIc.i. @ Tho passcnRera. when arst aroused!
wi,e. s thS,F tsy nt Gt awaso au L, @ rcsi.nis 1t s
of sucelssfi1 rescue wns rc'nlurtM n.t,ro
III t1o way t;r eluthtn4. Koinn thrrw ihcr y.li.es
isl,urc. Considerable tt>nsc c.thit,E Wiis atso
so Il WI 's stos y ssnSe oarotcrs
that were tbt,nYng nrn1'nd Tor plnsistct'
H.iir Ct,NMESGEn.
Special ni.ra!eA h 77e Ghtta?a Tribunf.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July :,6.-t'otcr Erowleyt
tho submarine ,llvar, whti committed tho hrn'nl
,lssnult upon CHpt. Kirkland ut Esen,alt, lins
s.it Eist taat asn Fntlsrna, ft ra,c4 " 20
at,ibt0rny cs,ntcstu.it ii It. IA chnrgeI Crt'wlcy
5 ho ~ ~ tSe Fiji q ns'e" shs 81 ,sa
ioar's nj, lrr sltlos where no hreAks cy!sses!:
1sviACe..s Of his deception wcre discovered upon
plnclny The vessel In tlry.'tock.
4 iiAni-itDOkIxn wtsECK.
grfefat Utspfth 10 The Chteaeo Tribune.
Mtf.WAUKEE, Wis.,. July s6-fha schooner
TIVE Fr!c.is which strin5osl III North buy Inst
fall, was pieed IN dry-.tOIk tn.tluy. ntll Is u
hnril- k,ukinE wropk. Hhu requires almost aii
entire ncw bottun, md keDl. .ruttor, rtttllcr-
,ost. ster1,-post, dnllwo0 decks, ticek- t.ntM's.
,Ml,in, bliIwArks. INV rntl. wlntllnss. timber
hcat1s, tuw-pUstt, HtrGrnE- gtar. 1tu. tbs cstt'
limited cost OF tho rgphlrs Is $lu,UW.
MusKEd0S LuMnRn SHIPMENTS.
5ptttai Dtspateh to 1ne t,httueo Tribune.
MUSHROOM. Mich, .lNty .h.-rhp clnnrnnccs
| to-.fny wern twG.yp. Lumber shipments, 2,tS1. :.
| 0Al foot. Tho lt,ulnlhg Company llAvo rtftctl
I'll I'M -, pieces to tiAt0. !cavii'g vet to bn ratte
| tho scHson 7l1,.tl. I'll feut.
| pUltC11AaEu AN INTEREST.
Spetf1& Dttpasth to The Chteaa1 Tribune.
| MILWAUKEE. WIS.,. July stt- The lion. F. y
| Simpson, vi this CITY, tls purchased H. lSrnWilt
milling And lumber Interest Ut Siantsteu. usd Tug
| trtn will l,c hereafter styled Davis. S!inpsnfl
| Cu Simpson will continue to nuke MtlwAukut
blu headquarters.
/ TI.ACHtl IN ORDINARY.
Sp.etai Dfspoeh to 7hs Chteaao Tttbnns.
Mtr.wAuKEg, Wis, July :aI.-Tho schooncr
| Munitor, rrlio Of Ainerlcn. Snvtland. Anu z. II
f,lEtoi, hnyu bcCn rincult III UrtuAry Until thott
| is uu Improvement III frelthts.
, 1881-07-27
CROP PROSPECTS.
1fliY1A4

Sptttal Dtspdteh to 7he Chicago TrttHre.
DExTEl., 1lattas TO-, IT,, July 91.-WhCnt In
this vicinity will yicl.l l'ourly. Nut oycr otc'
fourth OF tho cruI, Will lie harvested. anil tho re-
i.,ninl,rr will he light. pMe piece thrAshct.'
which was considered above MI nvcrslge. went
loss t'.an fot,r bushels per nero. ltyc yfc!,ss
nb,,rt ten lnishes wilcro fnrlnrrs c0nflltcntly
opketl For twe,lty l,ptora thrnshhE tMta !o'k
well. Csrn Will tlnkt about thrre-tUurtl3 uE u
crup With f.tvarl!,to wrnihpr.
sptsfAt Lhspaith to The CHICAGO 1Th,tne.
p MAitaltAlJ.rt,wx. H.. duty 1f.-Iii1 rnrA9Gs ny
1'rcss na 'lnsing occurred III thls county hAsg
fwlndlch intu ,usfEnl!lcancc: Hut o', 1leltl ot
a],poareI frs,nt this section altogether. Harvest
ii progressing rhty. 4 fntr but l,.ss tiintl tho
nvcrnyu ylgll oil both wtioat and u"ts IS r9"
uuttel.
, 1881-07-27

Special ntspat<h to 1he chteaas Tribune.
1onoST0, July au.-Tl,1ro Is every prospect OF
afcIIolulc, tho innn who was sent from Toronto
to England uti1or tho l;xtrndIetion 1nws, havug
to pay this city nt,oti,cr visit. 1t appears TINT
whos1 the prisoner arrived In Euglnni tho charge
Of inrcrny upon which l,c WIS cxtrllftct1 wis
abandoned. and ho Is l,ow to hu put OF, trlal on
which ho was tlDt oxtrntlitutl. III nceorslnnce
With tho 1;xtralotion ltct. stcflomu should first
bc returned to this rC!1lltry. md 1iew oNtrai!l.
trioL Tor that otfons0 in England. The matter
Ii nuw await,tly further Developments, tho Min"
, 1881-07-27

6P{fI4E 192p4&tN 70 1H4 EHsEuQV 9F11HH*s
OTTAWA, Ill, July "d.-coAnty Clerk Stock.
steYcr, Of Lta Hallc County. has decided tlAt DO
will not call a election this full tu I'LL tho soy-
oral otllo4s unluss compelled todo 10 iy tho innn-
iutcs Of the Supreme Court ut tho Statu. Ife
h.ls asrlsu.l ut this conclusion H{ter carefully
ruA.lInx tho HtNtu aAWH, Constitutional ninGil.
monts. md tho up!nlonsut proulnunt nttorneYa.
1t Ii prQtable thAt teat cAsa VIII 10 masie "
soa9 Interested parttea 10 compel HIN t9 le4ae
pseMo Court Will p0 eallel upon for lts aec|slon.
, 1881-07-27
NTISCELLA NEOUA.
HE NtfJtSl Sft t1f THE {IfTr f)F WISNIrE0.


Eptetat Dspateh 10 7hs Chfeaqo 9fttuns.
OWEN buust', Ont, July :1L-Thu steamer
Blnnituuli1,, which arrivud to-.lay from sau!t
Sto. Mario, MArkilnsw lslAnd, and Ut. IHnnca
brought down most 0t the cruw or tho aIl-fu
steamer CITY at Winnipeg. consisting ut tho
first ntd second tnalcs, ttHt nnd scuosld
engineers, two whuelH1lIen utlu thrGo tleck'
hands. Mr. Alox. llrowt, ssonnl Mala Of tho
Wlnnipcs, gives tho following particulars Ut
tho dts,lstur: Wo arrived At Duluth ut l:30 n.
III. Tuesday, thu l1th inst. WAS 0ll Wntch. My
watch cslls 0t Il. Ill.,, hut ~ we wure 1hIy tn!f
MI hour from making port did not Gull tho First
nlato. lturned In nbout o'ctel. and tho First
l1ato went o1t watch. About uclac!t thu Mute
called me, sayiug tho bout was IN fire. lie tlon
woke up tho purseF, ind ran upun aeak an'l
blew thu whistle to give tho RlAr,n MD wake
tho passengers. ran Into tho Captains rom.
Tue tlanies wcra then hulf way bstWeca thu
10y a.si carrica I .n tosWtirt ai,l ,la,.iod i din
1ssr @ IT, ~ s'aG of the 1oat to tae n. ,',en IN, m
ra',n tioor. a1i ,hripina .ae passu1Rcrs.
helped ren1vo % ,hp wolacn asll9ro. sloat Of
On the stnrboa1d SIDE Jumped otsr1olr.l.. THU
helped hrr out. al Ibis tu ttla Ea.1' Ilncs .yero
hurn:! aad ste was swinging on from duck.
OF thu tiauN'a mud tMok1. They broke u sianll
aud woru N.vcd. Ihoy tr!o.i to VrrsuuIo tue rcst
IL ful!ow, but thoy sald they would ~ sGo1 burn
i,lated vi, tho purt slde. Mlongsi.lo Vt tEa
lpllrr. 1t wus Ilrst nnlteea By Wilson
lMl,ner. sc's'tni engineer. w Wero lot ractny
e.l. The Winnipeg aud Hanltoba lefL FRINGE
Arthurs Landing together, or nearly 70. Tue
speed than her usual ttiuu Dutweuu lElnco ar.
1h4r'B Laudlpg Rud Victoria l4lAnds Others ol
, 1881-07-27
DlsClPLlNiNG A PRIEST.

dpsetat UhSatth 10 3As Chicago Iftouns.
IIAlrY01sp, Cul,&., July 2h.-Tlo ltav, Father
1lya, 1tonan Catholic pr!cat at Cromwell. CQnn.,
vino WIS rccnutly Removed tr0m tautlcs hscauso
Ut tntoxlcAtion ana lAfNtuauou for young
gtrl, hAs, utter all obstinate delay, turned over
to IltsLop aicstuholl everything no held - treas-
Whuihnr ho viii submit III discipline by K0iux to
II monastery fur turin or reslrl fr0tn tho prictt.
hn0u IL uilcortMU, but 1t III believed h0 WI!
Atlupt tho lAttpr eLlrSot Us an uttGtD In ireland
recently iaft hIn1 4 considerable SUN.