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0oubou, 2S. 5uli, 1890 yladm. -
81. Ct. CbliautiOHcu: 4l-prO5. l17H, u. s.
gS. /. 57i; Grle l.444, DO. ?. lO44, R.z}E
Gennol l474, 81. @Hual 1874, Beuui. Sen
troll 654, 8eu0irg 304, R.=9 Cat. & gge.
feru 324, gGilnautee & ct. 8aul ll44.
EtUerpOUt, %. SulI, 12.3O Jiadm. -
@nuumcle isfer; Diittcliorte Oberldnosr
1lu6; DO. Orleans g. Die geytdHie BE-
trugsn ~ eco BnlcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29
NnmnffrnrIs lFrhInfintt.

Gan Srun3t8cO, "8. iult. - aui u.
3. Srot's Tarm, igd8 gtsileu nUrOIid Don
ginpu, Gel, CruloOuie b5ute triib Ner 0ampfs
feIftl elmer 9reihmaitiue. gSIai5 GropeL,
SEQ. Blatt uub Hobt 0aUi8 murteu augeHz
blidlin gct1otet uH1 6arru SiqaH lcttt per
nuuNCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29

W0II9I 28. sun. = On NlEI11t5T0I6
um6e lCutc abacholteu, I'm oa8 Datum Der
AbgloroHctcumcblCu brfiuJtiu iCit;Htcl,U. -
DIR SCuat unO tie DGputirtcntlmmcr habcu
eG5 &iiOQCt augcuommen, Bic 8cpututcH-
tommu hat Die aeiOroerte &CuUiuJaung fir
Clc &uS0CbumQ Der nAl9teru &upu" Uou
8rcitT uQd Nl2,baniQ bon 100000 QHf
5000. 900 .Elnnr3 erhnht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29
g3fuicCr Cjrfrat0ctrnuel,Drt.

Chicago, 28. 5Hli.-0 Die 6rahuattu tiir
@oistu non bier iibcr WOntrtul uadl yiOer
nocI betroaCu 15 mo iibar yttu-Yoyf Is Gt5.
9e Staten iiHO biltgcr, ais it 5uugr IN Der Sc
idjdte Der hitrCiiCnhfH JloutcU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29
0Nnhnf5k nerffcfnert.

Or0ngc, %u9., IS. suit NiOniptIilr,
Der ehcmalige g3Obnib OeS PraIoenteu Dta=
oiiou, purre bcute periieigltt uu0 titr SIC, 900
pom Sberfeu s. g. GauiUston, Dem GigeH=
Thinner blS ,,Grdanae lootcls" III 8GhmOnO,
Sirg., erfauhm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29
@tae 2G6naD'ne pOm so Rfo. .0etptdt.

@ittbeilungen @ Der 6rau g6fou
Iber ieiHen 3ufaub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29
grefs % 0emts pro z6a6tel.
SH allen apolbttEu Bu Ra5eH.
Bran lCIe 1alIh uuD g9ahr.'
9lu Oas yublifuuI

Es fam fgint bgTra gaIantic IlTbeu gBytb Don DE.
Tnfmdu'5 OlbgarHoeten ~. %. W.zpttlmltielH
ouigcuieieu wgreen, ais cie teu6cu un0 uIglcltn
Ead5obuunoeu ocIjtl6tU. IS 0i0tiomob illibe o. tss
iolpruts, dis audi .8elieis" unD .Bins- Sslet sud
Dor uH6 Utuargt uur RubpGp'5 uub utbtei ourlUi,
baf ben yiame s8la6wap" hd aui BEN 9tiauitfH Arth
tel beitnbel. (jult2l, N N0ld&R8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29
SeriGtc aus Dem Graufen,i,nnter.

EaIam ole erHiuitIrtnOtn @erte luie0et uad1
9SaiBiagtOH beluieH tpurOen.
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geCegrGp6t(6e 9epefdett.
sl,ls Der Stnpeshemptffaot.

Ssr5ts beT HInoctlrten Erefe" flE BEN -8eutiG.a
&orrelpOuDenten.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29
G6lvtu0fud,t
Gtu 9onar pro Ttafmt
q. q. g.
GnDlpe0'S Gc0OD 9}clieg
Iurjrt uHO Derbatct

Gubr, OiorrbCe, Cholera WCr5us, 8l,5ar
UHo Sdmer5, &beumatismus, Geru6ie
Sdmer5eu, Dppbterttf8, 6alsenta
sinoun8, Snilueucia, 4tta
uIHg5beidperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29

M pie @ontlingiaos" uuo Ia
9esneut8Ieiteu-febe3, Seits 9lsi4 uah
osr @rlahlnnal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29
Ser Gr6FSent.
ssteoereta poraberse0enpes StsOer.

Ser gatteat cnf Tar:e Seit in en- anSeres
SinInter sebradJt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

0luhr Dtoryb6e, Cholera lPorbus ooerthmcrlsa6,rf
|tuh.Qdnq rcroea iu tj-29 Udnutcn furIyt 6lirb
GoGuap5 Uca0u 5lclici. gBeber gerHopuna nos
gnFituUuE8, me6er 5hmdt5e nod Uialttaieis oeTIITs
ildlt Der BCUTUub bon G.. %, 6c.iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-29
9n riner Bis 3man3ig Minnfeu,

UI iChr Guh ocn WbeumaHihsn, Bttdaerocn,
SuUotC, GtriCppGian, WuU5fa 8ihtiihen o6eY
an oUltgel SrGHtaai gfi6eHogn auian W51cr, yglaBs
mnn's &raDH ae!ci" piro au8en0dd.iae 6hl't
ihQiin bel
GuRiiuounQ,u Der TiarCu, gutiuubuuqeu bsr
&lac, ~SuRiiuouug, YuugcH Gouqe-
floneH, pals geiocu, &ftbma, 6u5t,opfen,
8lphteria, 6pderliten 2ufd0cu, 9rduue,
3atarrb, SuiiucH5a, SopfpCb, 3abudmcr3eu,
yiurIOgla, 8bsumati5mus, talttm uuO bei6em
Gcbu, &lbueraugn uH6 6rofbauleu.
Sic %nlUcnouna bcs glcoou Relief" ON oer ODER btu
!aoenoU @tcieH miro ol3balo 5llnllidG GrIittsruns
itofgu.
ErstNil bis ishs'i0 EropieH oaucn in eiHgm talbrn
3rUQl1s OCH lGGNCr UCroCn IN wCulleu Nuqcubufen
GCimpie, l.11caIauJc, 50obJtuucH. RoprihmeueR,
8iGryb1C, YgiucJ1, soiH, @l5flnlgn iH ben Einae
wgiocn uHb Ole nHcglitCu 5fWgEcu tcileH,
HeJieHoe iuuteE INNER ctHa .y1idc Rl6uaG's
ag'gcau d.eyCi" b5i iid JGgcH. lHeG8e Er02icn oaz
gOU, IA l&Giir a1tCu, btUBeu allen ErluileleH uEo
cen oGWlt Ucrinupitsu Hsio9H, be aus om Sg5Iaut'g
dIrhtCE IciiUs e1tigrultu. uUg. IS it en- 6ehgrel
zfEu,ant ais IEan'0Nider &rau0q ooer UtltgceT.
, 1881-10-13

Sptttal. uIspalch to The Chicago Tribune.
Tirrsnuno, Pa, Oct, la.-1t cannot be dis.
guisal TINT WoIfc's independent candidacy for
tho Ssntc Trcasnryshtp is causing considerable
nlArm to tho supporters III the rcgular nominee
of the pnrty, Mr. GRfley. Wolfo has no ex.
pcctut!oN nf hcIng ELECTED, hut, rs every yoe
cast for hlm will cot,nt for tho Democratic
oan.IlInte. tho tenr ls that ho will poll su1-
elcnt vote TO let Noble slip into ttIe ol.lce, A
survey OF tho Held. as far as practscstbIc, Shows
thnt tho tenr is not very well founded, md that
llHiley'a election may bo counted MI With con.
siderable confidence. Tbs Republican mu1orV
of about ~, ,o0o Inst ycar Will hotd good against
any vato that Wolfe is llkely to poll.
LIE WILL. pULL IT nOwS CONSIDERABLY,
Of cuursc, but not enough 10 tirl, tho sealc Ia
fnvur Ut tho Urmocrats. Tfla Prohibition eIcs
.nunt III Ohio did all possible to ue,ent Foster,
hut failrd. Pennsylvania Republicans have
nt'o,lt tho aAtnu ntnOunt 1T opposition to con-
tnnu with III Woi(e's Lefeutlon, mud tl,oy will
uvurtulu9 It with G1ltMt euse. HnN muy set
clown l!nlcy's mnl0rsty ut nut less thnn la0M.
Wolfe ! hu0In wAs biggest ut tho t,eEtni.tug. For
SOME ttsno 1t tuH hcGn tlwlnlItng, ind II Ibe
Ahrnk,lxB cbntinltcs much lnlIGtr h1 will 70 10
thh polls with tho sn,Htieat following tut ever
attended u CAndllnto III the StutG. lInsasin dis
hrrrWrca Helure hu tuat The liuld. linItS was
nDi.iNltch by tho pcStlc, Tic lIAlrpuutlcht V
NcfarM cnnd'tlate is lighting creature Ut ha
QWu creation.
, 1881-10-13
4 LaslY'x Pet lflkj,oB.

1Hsrttaro lAtss.J lfniHH-IourrIal.
There lives IN Sandwich, Mash., un tho bordeta
81 ono vi thu 1Itudt charming lakes Il, Asntrct
blrs. j. u. burgess II Als brGn lltr cisfu'4
ui1cv or tWlcs Il .iuy Stlr quite q pGripd TO fetu
tho iish In thla lake, Anl u few days HED W
GhaneDd % he favored with Hi yltntiun ~
Wltnbss this 1Iuvel feast. Flo trst sp4stat! ~
wntrr with her hunu, wllen III II nlulIscllt ihetS
tllAy no Seftl AppriAu4IlIy frNn every tlEFttliea
hnEdrMls Ut lHrKv 5hlnura; theu eela, varying u
kZo frnIu ollo t0 about t6rcG feet IN lrItHIa ~!
uu RcciI cautiously ApPruhenlng. Next. tnrllss
AbpeAr oil tlle surface. tan, twenty. uld t9nH
feet hway, their ueaka stretched nppurul'ty ~
sce whelAar It IL frletlu ur fta wAu is disturbing
tns wAtess. IN luss than thrH0 .ntnntvs t9ess
vurlp4s spetIes bud collected d!ructly befvsv
aar. nnd 40 she commenced to fce,l Tho wAsse
WIS farly alive with 1heiu. They thks
bread directly from her hanas. end turi!ss f.:
watGr an while shc hell them IN me laaa thsg S1
would cut WITH tho greatest vorlaity from ~
wus o!!e sue callctt Quinn, measuring hts'at
thrcc feet In lcnxth, .lAat repeatedly easns y
the surface. aHd would glide back unt tes.d nsla
thtnnxh aer h1tila. Anu sevttIl ttues sue Itlte"
hn pArtAIly Htlt Ut fhe WutUr. hut Eu WIS caEsl
full to keep hs huatl untler. liz scethtr 70 ~
tAat sho w1nta taka np undue lLbcrt!e. wsih ''ta
Ep tupK " hls hcul WaH IN !tA lnsnral elsH'fhts
hut thu A.nnent t,he SAW 1fny yllxht ht w0u!'i ua!s
buck Us uuty AN cul eIlI. Alnfhtr stnA oia i,
Ab'ut tout In length, seemed to ~ particularly
fpH4 VI her enrcasrs. uul could le handled hoous
As she pleasctt, IL bcluy understood ttu w W1s
loFeLnAIu uAder water though.
, 1881-10-13

aES.tgE-ESElsA SEfaS4US,
WASHINGTON. u. e., Oct. l11.-aIr. Kellogg
0tfnresl resolution calling nsl tho Sucnetury
OF Stato fur MI papers un tile IN ils dc part
nlent relating t0 tho seizIns Ut one Viee,,xo
ltlbello. Ill Italian, In tho City vi Sss, Ir-
lenns, in June, 1Ssl. by ono James Mn,lluy,
aaMi alsa all the papers rclatail; to subsequent
extraditioA Of sold Vlce,lzo hibell,,,
Mr.. Elnsnnds asked tlIat The resolution liz
over ons 49ny Under tho rule. II should, lle
thought. lM addressed IL thu President, III Il
might inctltHa tn ita provisions h.,llls iIutt,-
ns4t|e papeia Detwecn tie tw0 Govrrnmaiiis.
Tic resolution WIS lalt Ore,.,
Mr. E4lnntItih tilen rulitll III hJs ,a.st,luflpn
continuing for Ills present session thu III ami
lnG cn'!Emittccs q the Senate, ~ CONSTITUTED
lust bessiOil. liter Snu!n exposition lIy Atr.
GM14nu. Mr., Eumui,sts saIl ilu would not
lrtss the resolution tUt;ly.
After Ill executive session the Senate ad-
10nrne1.
Tbs best spring medicine known Is TINT
fiiIaIL1t In
, 1881-10-13

next step will be. and shall whit until I
llenr from him beforu determining OH It."
" 1t wns stated In the papers tho other day
tint you Ind snolsen to
Nit. II, I. stEtu,tcx,
autl that llu had sald other engagements pre-
ventc Ills taking ,mrt fl the ca+e, bnt II the
question af, Jurisdiction was raised hc would
assist IN the argument :"
"That Is correct"
" In you Intend tn raise that question ~
q" l hnse bcEli atfvfseu by cmittGnt lawyers
ull nrcr tic country to make every point
there Is III tho case, Gl,t. In addition, there
nlo one or two Gt,itCll Stntes Judges high
up who have co,,nselrd Mlp to To tho sn,nc
Thing. Tllcu my client Iias directed mt 10
nuke fight OIL csery question there Is III tho
casc.''
lii relation 10 tho threatening letter TINT
you rccctvet-!,Avc yo,, any reason for sup
posl1,!. It to be Ronulne?"
vt sgenn!ne-writtcai by some fool. Tint
f1ns t'O effect oil lie, nor would dozen vi
thu sanlc kIutl hnve. l,ave no apprehension
tint Guiteau will Le n,ucsted, ,,l,tt M, s,,su
that shall int be. Every point in the cuso
VII! bo brought out"
LII addition 10 the statement made By Sco-
vftle that lie hnil been advised to make I'LL
lne p',us M s.'e1e are ~ INC easy. u Is uiider-
desire HAT every poiiit III the Case, may bn
iNils plesehtet! 10 tne court When Tho cfsc
ro,'es ',. on aor srlal, a1la that ihorc lnay be
1"ll aila Tree argument
AabrllEk CAf.fEik ON TItE ASSASSIN.
lie Wnrlloll thinks TINT person called Mt
the 1Hit yesterday With tho Intent to Kill
HntieaN tt llc had been admitted TO seu him.
1}ui this wns not allowed. III. n tp,cr;lpl
rs II ijnc-looktne rrntlrn,nt,. six frut hiy,,. n
s,ru,,rrr IN tI,a c,tv n,,,, ,,nf,,,',,, -, H..
tmat, h, .,.n, ~ a., IL, ,,s.,.,,' :" Nv"
t," "'o :, " :" H's o'"lnel
-, H.. - % iHFPe"esA
~ 49,, t''''s et!Hc ~ os III MIS- "hI""H3 room.
ing seut1el''s'n lctt WIN great regrets At nut
having beeli permitted 10 sep hln+ Gnllrnl
Is pnssing Ills time quietly IN iajI. Visitors
nIel ~ ~ y' u'c MM t 'e fa cet ~ tnsnef oee
na "i,tn'i ~ .v',, ',. , nuI II, new ol ,e n!e per-
Mltteu to io"S into MS llcw cell. Still fewer
are Permitted 10 cxcfatgc words with tic
prisoner. 10 Il visitor who spoketo hin. los,
evening Guttcn,, ron,n,nIuuJ nj h.lnt, nt7on,'
ri ,vt,, ,o,ara el.,' ';.'' ~ ~ ~ nss '.tses-
~ viii lhainra. Ihe noe III tue elass OF
MAsoS's urL1.Er
sped Is regarded With mich intercs. hy- ,ho
,.,eft,rs .rnn ,L,a, ,.,.os. H.. ,s..n. ."o
...''', ane p'"eu M'l'''c 1Ae onl'et tut"
1eusl "s"'t'st tae "a!' IS also plcEeA ont,
anu hclps to satisfy the cravings Of curiosity.
rIloM E1.rt I'm.
7o the irt,,,rn h,,ott,t.5 -.,
, 1881-10-13


IL ucrsIoxlnR M ye}l as exciting. md .itco H..
,.a., ~ 1,...,t. 1,sna,I N.Y. I.ee 'tIe
aenan y, "L r"ne nhsc' to
NNtoai affairs, 81, cnHrussch nrc tl,oy with fla
multiplied features IT t1ln contest hcrp, An
Wisconsin enthpnt41ts nro t,otch fnr thu nprl.
in0nlnns atritggles VI tho nurty factions, tspr,
cluIly prtpr to tho cpj, el.tIona ,rhts Ouo q T.,
~ ~ '"os ...'.'.'. ~. %1 :,s.t.1,. w. .., ps tor
t'o numerous a's'sinhs ah'nn9 tf'e Voll'x ropi.
r at'n On ~ assn' e4 St ,aks' svss sS'Tsu' a Z
:, x; ve ~, sss" %sss
rar'1thT nnuti,ods 1l.oro aro four snto tjr4eI, M
In tho Held. Tho Republicans h,,ye tumluatcI
t,rs. !, A. ,tt,s,, nr vt,r,,ufA. ,r,,, ,,".,
L"suhs
anh aHanst him arc iilteta N. j. Fratt, tho 1la.
csno bankcr and l'reslslont Of tho Etatr .iurl,
cultural S,s,lpty E,1wnrI H. Atl1s t1c Ntlrr
,,", ,,",,Tn.,.,ro, ,ah,, ,,'o,,', H., ~. .'"al'
~ ulhnnI"et"soa. ,s Wno n'auo ."o s.and fos
'ssaens Of Spetou.on ' the "G ssrae nts u,ssns
md 1rru,prrnCrc ttet,rts r,,sprrtIyctv '
III Tho cu.p,x,, ot lH15 William Il. Smith, III,
Ncpubcan cAndl''atc, waa elected by 7.ss1l plu.
ralty. l,e receiving tS.5.n vn.rs. Mallory ;aIsa
is llas Ind IFS wrist srt- lmo tiirtv ~" a,;s
CO.. Of tic Ioueu irtys res..nlI,tloI, y iaS. ss.
II iSy %M The 'ss'd osperiy of tho
Wrcr,,fack cama,,iNt. f;,r ti"v.rnr 'a'' ~ sne
wus rlrrtl titlt iyfxkf fni.,us. whIte ro,.s s
H. frnEjns. Urnf,f,rnt. rrnriv"i ".::'Mss .:nsss
t,r nnIry bdNEj nivrn tl,nn suli"rS%sa4..
yutn IN lHi5. Duy, s,uti wus reelected nv ia ~
M, iri+v ,,ycr I.t,ti' lin rtnr cuuti,, II, .@TNs
,s.i,lt,r i,k iii tm,t. nr nnt y iii ntt. ;h e.
III is;? Mr IiiIa - n vnrw noMiiar mn, 'nan fnt
tspreseYis "iUst eas,sc. add Is hot Hxr ny ~
r~,.iv,, rutt, ,,,,,ntI II me- nruar thsn hSoy -
tivc, Nmy. Fratt fhe i5eM,Icrntic rnnniaa,a % ~
II ~, n,.,,,t,s na n,,uuinr M jt.ttGns 49, Ws.n
mi ~ m, n"r,iiv "xnrrt m r'I,'n Within Et5
Mni,orys Vote fonr Years av,,: lu,t II Ia s6onIi
xat III, sutau yotn ns ,t riyo snlIurv a,,i nuii ,h
tcn an,,,,i ss,aIr t 81 s haiints tSst Sst"esn @
recuIyu,i. lieM. ,isk won havn st ni,'rsi,.ss sns
si,ni!ar u iiov s,nitaa III is75. isaiars,ai uat,
thnt o'e'' "''" ''' ''"'8 'e'S ''''an'af
THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE,
who Rro nlustly Kcpubllcnus should lotsd them.
sulyea With eyes nJen to Il scheme cnlplllalel IL
t,rfilE Mbuut tue election OF Dctnuur.ltlr tteket
Tie unIy respectful reeoknitiun TINT tnny bays
eycr reeelved III ihla SttN lns been NJ the hands
III tho Republican l'arty. In Il S'tnto like VIZ.
Ia
, 1881-10-13

tion 1t yrstcr.1ny show that tho two slcntllllg
l!untl a,ld tho rrbhibition vnH wrrc yury smnIl.
Jlh. ltcpuls'catls did MT savn ~ much out of
only tho Clerk nr t.nist IL t,ntn,nnn FIc'.a nN,f
m" Representative. III this scnatt'rinl district
Tho btmucrats aud 1tepHhituEs t4it,t elect /.
tcuatrv. 9umc tnil figuring nbh Reviewing Of
tho sttttntint Is Frill. IN, but It is ennciNcd
TINT tho 9lanRn tllay ha neco,tnted for by tho
eMi tS sff VIII Vii s ,rry so t,o
eH,nty by nbput no. Foster CARRIED II hoforo
, 1881-10-13
NOTES,
JUSTICE FIELD.


Spsctaf Dt1patth ta The tshteaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Oct E.-Yhe United
States Supreme Court Is to hu still further
crippled, rs Il LITTER has bren rceeiye,t heru
from Mr. JustlcH Field, now travelling in
Eutopc, who states TINT, i,asnll,cl rs tho
court now, By Tho appointment ut Stanley
Matthews. 'tas quorum Without lin, liz
shall rclua!n III EzIr0pe until December.
lAlN1Is.
III th+ apfstsrIt 4tssoetut:h Isytsxtt
WAsitlNurOS. ID. e.. Oct. la.-up to tho
hour Of closilig business ut the Treasury De-
par.lnent tetlay, ssa5,ooo Ut III lmr cent
buI!ls lNAd betn received for redemption MI
dor Sperctary WiMdunl's circular Ut Monday
Offering t1 redeem $5,WN,MQ Ut the b,tlls
clnbracesl IN thu lU5tli Gull.
TttE LARGEST ISSUE or 1.AN-ltAlU HrAsu,s
to uIlc Inrs44l OH u,le tl,t1 WIS u,,ulp today
by tho unrcNl IT internal l,eyeuttc. Thu
ninnllnt WY Ss,0l4,@Hj, sent tu the Collector
THE sTA1.liourE CASES.
III regard III tho star-r,Nltu c,lsys, II Is I'LL.
tlerst0Nl tlnl no arrangement us 10 thu tNy
for argument III thu AiOiGn 10 utlaSh tlp IT,.
formation llAs been ln,hf1 lle.wrrIl tbs toilt-
Hel, hut tltt tAa cUnlEa,i for tho tlvFc1ise liz
telA tu Insist III ltb tnktnE rlaeu nuyt Friday.
two tuli uny's notice having been given, uS
Required by the rtllos ut tho g',rt.
THE nlrlNsfATIC cOilt'H
Will bG preHentad to President Arlll,r TO-
llirrDw. fDtlHy hlUretary ktrkwuUd niNl
tbs ltAt!s Ut BUREAUS Ut tlIo Interior Uupurt-
lnellt paid tIelg RESPECTS,
, 1881-10-13
WISCONSIN,.

TItE nUNEllNAT0RlAL CANVASS.
SRetat Cosrttpontssaes u Jns CAieapo Tfihuns
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 1.-THE present
0ubcEnatorlal canvass In Wisconsin has become
uutte animated ~ aA earty Atuxe. Tho situation
, 1881-10-13

i'm r,un t,renna,, mnrshulctl his host ur crcntca
warriors md ,unrcbpd them over 10 tho
f,cpot, tho bapl pjpylnR the touching
mir, uThc {,irl / Left I,Dhlt.t N3."
.1nt,n kuIly was stn,trgIrd through tho buck
tint,r ut tho 'Detnyitn, md bous,Iuss tho tr,.!n
witlu,t nttructlug public attention. t1cfore
lpNvtrg :!1p utty ii rot1,ulttco Of Vn,n,,ntly lIu
issued MI nddrosH tu tho DcIuprrucy Ut tin Htae
T,0 Al.Irss ru(urs 10 tho bolt Ut ruinr,Ili,y III
JS7lI ns furcrtl ur1i, It anl nnnvotdubo, nn
undertakes N defend 1t. Tno nlegc.l leni bu-
twrcn Mayor Cooncr nnd tho ltupubftcun ALDER
fncu IL denounced.
THE CLAIMS or TAM,tANY
for regularity hnes tho Cnsaitty resolution Aro
Inserted with yn!lcnipnce. Tito a1.lreas stntce
tltut 'rlltIeu his taken measures, through hts
Representatives., III ctutrn, tho present c0tvun.
tion. and Thmulnny's t,.so wns prgju1lcul. 1t
nssnrts ttat hardly MI imitntion OF iuaslcp has
b1cn visible. Rnu tHuch nlnrc to tho ea,no u(feat
TIC county 1e.prerngy went hpnlo at ! OcIuek
this cyrui,g with living eoIurs a,ld lii tho hest uf
s,,ir,s, Tnu convention wns q tune, sptrltlnss,
mud tnnterpstIns n!Yulr. Its action IL Ynvura-
fly rrcciyc,1 tly llcpubllcans, VIM express uuro
hope uf carryinx tho State ths full tLum thoy
s,,,1x,, ..
SECoNh DAY.
ALBANY. N. T., Out. t.-rho convention was
rall,.l In nr,1nr ut tn.s md nm t,ou,nftne m,
Contested sen,s reported. When tho decision In
i"vor OF tue New York County Denocraey was
announced thvra WIS Bomu chrgrlnr. Tie 70.
mr., wns ,,,n,,1,no,,sly rprrIc,I.
r,a tI,r nr"a.ns ,,r"a,ts ,v,s ,,,s,,tr,,,,s,,
Ane iinl'. hs"stus 1 ''tooRs "as Unanimously
chosen per'nauotIt ChaIrsnasi, and a.ldressoa tho
convention. liz deplurcu tho tluuth Ut i'rcst-
dent tnrtIrl,a bv t,,e han M tho usanain. un er.
mi 90 tn,a;,, s;,n ,ho r,,o1y "s ran,a,,t.
l"eenss - "p''ns "i''t iAo ia"I"y "'u 'ceop"''
ton Ut tho vc,lural anrrow Of clv'tIze'l nnt1ons.
Hefcrr.ng to tho Presidential election OF 1870, Eo
sa.d: ut bccu1nos tho ppuocratlo voters Of
.,' -. :. ~, -. :. -
ths state rcitl1or to forget the past nor to Tor.
give I'LL onense which practically dtsfrAnchtsel
two Stntes Of our Union. apl thousands Of
American citizens. In order to muko mnn
1,s.. .1.,.... .'t., ..'", .t..,.s ~ s..'
tntionhl vOto nor nit honest gtect!on+" Mr.
BROOKS spike In ndyoeacy Of honest elections.
honcat n,,u,uls. honest ,nnncv. freo shIpa M;
..'t, - ~ .s' ] .'os o' s "a.pst s4.e
!Arlii iof resohues auosdlh9 huefa! support 10
tho Gurcrntnent atld ample protection tn every
grcut Interest, lie denounced tho rreed OF ror-
porutiut,s ut!tl nu,lupolists. "'~'
A. tin cn,c,,sin,, ~ hJa o,1draaa .bo acora@orv
,S e ~. Sa.s,'..'o "'s ""0' s''' 'ao Ae."iS
reAd tnp Teso'ht1ohss
THE PLATFORM.
1',o fo,t,wlno. ia rim mini form ron,rtoa.
, 1881-10-13
POLITICAL.

Fosters Plurality in Ohio
viii Probably Reach
10000.
Certainty That the Lesis1nture
Is Strongly Republican
III both Branches.
Iowa Tells the Same Old
Story Of Republican
Success.
Sherman's Majority Over All in tho
Neighb0rhood Of Forty
Thousand.
Second Days Session of tho
New hOrk Democratic
Convention.
The Tilden Machine Proves It.
/. self In Splendid Run
ming Order.
All but One Of Cipher sammys Canli.
dates NomiRated-The Plat
form Adopted.
Mr.. Window VIII Please All the Min
ncsotians By Going Beck 10
tile Senate.
Relation Of The Prohibition Party in Wis
oonsiu to the Controlling
>. Forces.
, 1881-10-13

tint tho GLA,,9n t,ny ba nnco,tnted for by tho
in.nrn Of lsrpnhltcans to turn ni,t; nls" snll'u
,unnty hy abput I0. Foster CARRIED Il hoforo
IOWA.
EE1,.tl tIAttIDs.
Srseiai Dsnatth to The Chicago Tttb,tnt.
crpAn NArips. ta.. Oct. l:.-Thnsc was m
nvntnbe election t,rws Until 1nte thls morning.
a pouring rhtti rreyaluh. 1tMrt. Republican,
ud llowltstl. DclnDcrAt, arc elected ltotrcscntA-
tisca over Terry, Democrat, ntid attp!.uns, ]te-
publican. Tile luss Of ono Representative wns
caused by ahtf"psohlb'ton. scNton. i>uniuurat.
IL e!cetetl shrrlH over Sovcrn. Republican. Thv
Isuur1 VI s.ssIcrvsora IL l,ptnoerntic. The rest
Ut tho Republican tlnkut Ia cuctoa by suvcral
hundred u,ajorty. 6tcpAcns was hooke.l for
t1cxt Speaker Of tho fiouse. hut wnif, uf Cclar
county, VIII prabal,!y take that place.
G0yfRSt,.s-ELEcT SHERMAN
Rrryed frnm lila hutno III ltcntnn County to-
nlehs, bound for Dcs atcInes tlo rcpnrts tu.t
county e!cctu.l liytler, nptnncrut, uvcr Wagner,
Republican. for Representative. AniE.pruhibi-
tlon LlI 1t.
THE HAME 9th STORY.
sptttat Hltpateh to 7hs chseaou Tribune.
kEoNuK, Ill.,. Oct 1.-1'in clectlon is over md
nli Is t3tiIrt ngaI1t. We haya ,nut tho caetnr.
anu they nrc OURS" TIN rntre Republican,
statc ntld county ttckct IL elected. With Int few
exceptions. Itothert, Republican, received lss
majority fnr stntc sunHsor. THE HIM. Inin N.
1rwln's minority Tor tho Legislature is t,s:s1 lie
Is tho tnost pupu1nr man lii Leo County. David
". fslckburn, tito Republican candllate for
Treasurer. received 5o7 .lajority. Tic l1eile.
crnts elected eHonk for Representative, rrin,cau
for Auditor, and Mum for shurItt.
RUstE StiCGEssrUr, DEMOCRATS.
6pstta. f!fspdts. to Tho rhtatoJ Titgne.
DunEtEE, H., t1ct. ls.-fuIlGr rutuFiia show
f1ult L. NJ
majority Of 1,aN, or t,lnre. ". Il. Writers. ltc-
publican. is elected Treasurer by u siNnll MIL
jocisy. The rest Of tho ticket is Democratic.
HAM.
3ptetas Dtspateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
NEW HAMPTON. H., Oct. E.-Owtug 10 con-
tlnuou3 raltl-atornl tho vntu In Nor4hcrn 1pwu
wus lskht. e. Il. Musshuil. Republican, of Chlrk-
nsnw, was elected Stala Senator for Howard,
Chicknsaw, and nrcines Counties, ]. F. lsub-
cock, Grcenbackcr, was clrcted Representative
for this county.
M'0REuois.
Special Btspatth to Inc Chteae, Tribuns.
MCUNEuoN, In, Oct, l2.-isrturus from tho
election 1eld yesterday Are meaRrc. The vote
polled wus sroaM on account uG inclanent weath-
er nnd lack Of Interest. CluytoM County elects
without doubt tho following TO tho Legislature:
GreRor McGreg0r, Republicans; .1ohn Vnn Stud
en-. Democrat; Auditor, j. N. Leach. ltepublic-
an: Treasurer. &. r. Floote, Democrat; ShotlH,
4. II. Place, Democrat.
IScHEAsEp REPUBLICAN, MAJoRITr.
Special fspateh to The CAitapo Tribune.
FoHr DODGE. H.. Oct. la.-rhe Republican
majority in this county Is about ;ot against 1oU
list ycnr.
Dgs MONIES, Oct. l:.-The City OF Des hoincs,
complete. Eltcs sherman, Hepu5!!ean, fur Gov
sf9S sne9Sa @ o;cs EpS kpa fnS;ra oseS I s searh'' m
III Polk County the HcpuhllGHn NM Iprfty Is
, 1881-10-13

Tbs best spring medicine known IL TINT
STRENGTHENING t0nlc. l!rawnA Iron Ilttt,.ra.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21
Christmas is Coming.

And so is New Years, and the M.
& G. R. r. Co. is doing its part to-
wards making them merry and
happy. On Dec, oath and %, and
Dec. 31st and Jan. 1st, the M. & G.
will sell excursion tickets to and
from all stations at half fare. This
gives everybody an opportunity tc
interview Santa Claus and visit
their other friends.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21

KILLED INA MINE.-The Grafton
Eagle says that John Frum was in
stantly killed few days ago in a
coal mine at Pennington, by be-
ing struck on the head by a falling
timber.