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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-07

The people Of Frknkfn and Saline town.
ships are working uni,odly Tor the building
up OF 8 large aud prosperous town at Aurora
Springs. They now contemplate q gravel
turnpike 60 Tuscumbia, Veriailles and CAL
ltornia; two hours drive TO California and
Yorsailles md one hour 10 TuscumbIa from
Aurora. The Springs will be "a mites OF the
new railroad. Persons living IA other slstes
wishing 70 visit central Missouri; the,Min.
ersl Springss and tho most beautiful part Of
the state, can do so by passing the above
points; hacks and busses cen be had Of reason
able rates. tF'
We have been for years pounding on the
petrined heads OF the old fosslld Ia Cole ooun.
~ and Jefferson CITY, trying TO wake
them up TO On improvement that would pour
millions iato their Golfers; but they have
failed TO see the point, and their sioter coun.
Ties are moving ID ; direction to cspture the
trade and travel Of this Usage valley. Il is
all right, however, when the new railroad is
built We can go to 81. Louis and return, from
and to a station In our own county.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-07

FOR SALE-l4c, tcfe,; 10 acres under
fence, 30 10 epltiyaIiIn, q mica young apple
orchard Of sky or ,sVonIy bearing trees on
the presises together with cabin, smoke.
house, stable, and = we'll of never failing wa.
ter; plenty Of good timber on the trace; sit.
usted hall mile northwest OF Mt. Pleas
ant, halt mile from school heuse; school
taught 10 months la the year; church house
about same distance; 'tis altogether q very
desirable situation. F6f terms apply TO Ban
ner otaes or j. l. sptlIirg, Pleasant Mt,
Miller Co. No.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-07

STANDARD or THE RNoLrsH LANGUAGE
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fng people there you and Webster. England
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America IL is the standard. The illustrations
are = marvel for accuracy and number, and IL
IL . irea, Just 10 be able to look through 1t.
The new edition mas ] ,02s page, s.0O0 en-
cravings and four pages colored plates. Its
allie and comprehensive deaaitioas arc a
library In themsSives--a thsIAuruSs Of un-
bounded treasures.-oar Church Paper, New
Market, Va.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-07
GrOonback Hesiinq.

Pleasant Mt, Mo-, April 4th, 1881.
Me-. EditoFi-Wo wish 10 cav TO your read
ere that there will be a union Greenbsck
nesting Of Saline aud Frsnklin township
clubs At the Aurora Springs on The 4th
Saturday la thib month at ] o'clock, D. N
All are INVITED ~ attend. !.
y Up. HARRIsoN, Sec.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-07
Mount Vernon Spring. 10.

Lst me say 30 tho renGef6 Of the BANNER:
All who are shi cted with any disease come
and try the waters OF tho beautiful Nj. Yer.
non Spring. IL Is daily gaioing GROUND and
has never Jailed on any case II has been tried
+, T, VERNON.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-07
Z. r. Notice.

No's 8 and 9 accommodation trsia onth1
ST. l. us Snd San francisco Il. X, runs daily
from Springfield TO Pacific. The people Of
Miller county take NOTICE and choose your
road, This notiel is given us by w. F.
D turks, sgent.ai HancCqk III.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-07
Elm wort fur ". n. HausnslsIn,

Aut Usage river grunde,
DE ruhSt de- steif und kalt,
Und keiner bringt mir kunda,
Die "a dem HeIzsn Echalt.
Lass seiu doln bitter welnoD.
Es war j doch mein loss,
Der himmol DTinel ans ale,
In asthen gelten schooa.
Lass stin dass blltere welnsr,
ia muss g~eschieden soln. ~
1oh ger zdsnAvs.ethause,
We wir ons wieder sehn.
1oHs KLtspT
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-07

go WEEK. Sl2 a day at hom easily
ale C,a,l, oatft free. Address, TRuE &
O., AuguAs, h-inO.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-07
SUBSCRIPTION,

PnLltsAsd EyeyV Tnursdag.
, 1881-10-22

i lHrk JtBlf1
Tho Apgjo-EnxuN eTlnoed ut IN cnrlY period
thas teutoncy to sock refugo In pl.s a1,a ptIo.,s
which IL 80 pronounced today. ono Of thos.i ~.
years ago. the horrld discovery that MI East
AsSs rssSay rsss1ysoy is owca 0f s ne eso ''fS S
tn. 81! ST. sss"SHs ks "sS
ta seS woa sho sse aeens
and fall 0f patent I,oatrutns. Are they not to le
found written tn tho chronicles VI tho ''aiiy
you Ind Tho record of buEe!iecnt preparations
Wnd So'p 5of. It 'ay sy VIII u D0 oriSsass S Sss ps
q pccnlIar fcnturo ot which was !, tt,at.
aceordnx to 10 psoprlssor you e" t,ahi, T. ak" H.
mo,nasy nc Il living men whe.. you eosii t!t taka
lip papor, the world over. without seo!iiE ~
tcslattons Of thelr wondEousM M yirtnSs. ~ pii..
nroachoi as a,i advertiser Mr. lIuilnwuy, ot
London, whuso expenditure IN adsncattug
ss 1os wnaSs I",s period y fa%s sssr % ycar ss
tltno aRO young llah appulett 10 y lMs.tinn ~
Chine sts H. ss.Ssr fne a Nut,or NJ @ s
bort fts cyu was at once attracted by i huge
iM,stcr. ii Chinpso eharNotars. on 8 wall
M his s'tu roccnsiy M acquired kuowvias, he' was
~ ~ surrriso.i NJ 10 was alntlssd q
!ha hs n%sys nss;ss ps xGs s stpsas e.
Whatovor u,ay 10 ths inorits nf those nt'stru,ns
thsr ownur il ons or Tia tnost nenuyoeat h9!aK,
Saa ssstltssls sSst u,tss H. snd s4eaS saowea,s
to $41U.ND, bolne ysara Aao Mr. !lollu"lty
eans 70 tho so1!ulnslon L that many pers"ns ~ y
hutnblo, yet not Of tho hiKh' ro5o Srea!!}I y
nve4 " hs!p 10 ensss u nSss "
to accommodate 40 patients. Ut c'at u ~
SD,00U Then. Wishing TO raisa 1ucmoriai e
Wife ho hnalt ny s""2b ber ~ eos aIeo4,oaG q ~
| women. This has accommodation Tor u
, 1881-10-22
4 CHILD ABDUCTED.
anasfat Itlnntth tn The EhitaQt Iffbltne.

s3pseEdt Utspntth to The EhttdaH tribune.
unr,otr. Mtcl,.. Oct. at.-Theru IN every |
rt.usn,, In bet,yu tint little l,ol,ert Klng, Il |
i.yrnr.nl, Inv living with hts parents on
sixtl, strcrt. l.us hpru abducted Tltu child |
In. t,er,, missing since {, u'ctock "Wednesday
ryru,nr. 4 Mrs. l,rutly, WIN saw WOMAN
carrying n child II, I,cr nrtns autl going west
o, Porter street frou, Sryentl. Mt tint l,onr,
IL nav ,usitlyc tint It was Mr.. King's hoy,
n,thnurh until his tilsuppear,,.,ce wlls re-
n,rtej Yln Ind mt attached any importance
In lin circumstance, j. daughter Of
.1nh, 'rrpry nf Nh t63 Porter street,
.,,ns -, IL, onrosit pi,, of Tho
WIS ", 'nu "povs'' .t,o .,",, .i,in
street 10 Mts. btaas. "'l'' o1 e1o '".v so ~.
MtOnE which tic woman flisssetl Will tl'o
child, Miss 'rracy says that tho wulnAi1 was
rnetnntnhfn IN n,n,pur,,nrp. anil wuru light
,,..,.,. .ir, a,.i ,,,t tii,,, mt ,,o,, ,lrrsset
!''Slie !teSs. n'"t .'"1'" tn'sN 81. ' 49,.
III black followed closcly ochl'h'' AN '1!oy
pissed Miss Tracy the chllt cried Out, II
,.t,t ~ ,,,,1ot lin ,y1th tho s,utemr,,t. al
vii! take yot' ~ your "aouS f'At't """s'
dehr.n Tho ciltl tully answers thn
dissertation Of Alr. Kings, willis That
e,,e Iriyrs ,,r t,.c ,nun and woman talfics
.,.,,n.;,. ,,,tl, ,hGt ,Iv,n hv Nra. 1,rn,v. Miss
nA"e.ts ~, WV. .ss .,...., ..i. ..r .,n,,,t,ai,
Irney HnSs tlle boy h"' a'!ch y. c"'.as -.
his IIa1ul tls lie WIS carricd by. She Knows
the NM, by sight, l,uyfng scel, Him pass 1lcr
| i,n,nn rron,,n,t1v INT tht u,,,,tar,,ncn Of tic
,',,''., ""'u ,.,as ,sl,altv atr,,,r,., hov mn,
Hohh'tt ""s H"o'' 'st 80.
, 1881-10-22
}EiIfffr.

IRA HOLMES TRANSACTIONS WITH Tll!Elts'
The telegram from kcnuslIa III retsaru 10
the work Ut II. Tl,tcrs, Ut that city, stated
he ll.,d Ind s.,,a0 transactions witt. Alr. 1ra
lloIucA, Ut Chicago, In which the latter liad
lost lnuliry,
Mr. lloimcs stated yesterday tliat lle liaA
known 'rl.lcrs fur nh0ntA year Atiu II halls
nla always considered lin to be r. very con-
aoryai!vc. contiluuce-insp|fEng man. lie III.
ways lIad plenty Vt nancy, aild represented
latety That he WIS wnrtIl S50,O00 or S!N, 700,
which was all "!ll NFc0 clean shape" llo
llN,l speculAtvd Sumo In stocks, noVer leaving
III, Hrtlpr fur over l00 s!larca ut Il time, A!Iu
lad evrn !nsls.etl OIL putting VI. double tlle
margin rgtluiFGtl, saying he preferred 10 10
W as It would relieve him from watching thH
market to seq wl,ull bis margin WIS TX.
huustuG. lle Ind usually masle money until
ho tilpppsl tntu Kra1ll to tho cxtel.t 1f ,OQo
Or sIs,ON bushels lately, which lIad beef. han
died ut loss 1'lse gontlclnaN went Oh to
g1y tint liu was very much surprised
tn heur the news ub0nt the tnnn
TbietB. whose check for 3lo,U0 liz
would have caslied readily ut. one tluie.
Ihjurs tal recently pa!h $1,000 Tor vn8sel, J,
u,ltl inyer askutl Afr. II, for money ttil about
tjlu 1rst ut thu month. tlu then lI,sstel on
| giving tlee.l III the Wabash avenue prop.
| efty i,e Ind lately purchased fur sectlFliy,
s1ul tl.ts deed lluB slllcu been rcet,rdeu Alf'
| llo!nles said te lid not leSe ,aQ, ns init
| 1nnted I'll the dispatches, lie llal drawn Ol!
'rh!ars with the latter's permission, Tor ha1
sum, which Was patt OF tha money b9rtoWug
| SpA sss4lf4 Ry To xeai eSt1tss ant w Q1aa
, 1881-10-22

Srkttdl Dtspdtth 10 Tho uhteato lf1oths-
pI1-rsl,uMa, l'a., Oct. 2l.-The case 0t
Dutterlicll against SlcCartor, the Muyoro!
Erie, III tliis State, which has just been
argued In tic Supreme Court here, callnos
fail to attract attention throughout Tia
country. Tile decision, which was withheld,
Is looked for with grcat Interest. 1t 1nay b
given tomorrow, NlcCarter suado splendid
canvass md was elected, but when lie ap
pcared before tho Council to take the oath
l,o took the old Instead Of tic now one pre-.
scrlbctt by the Legislature ut 1874. II
nssertctt that money was used in seclr'
lug tho e!ectiun other than allowed BY
tho net, aud TINT the oath taken
WAS administered because this fnct wal
known. 1t will be remembered TINT State
Senator C0xe ut Harrisburg refused to taKh
the 0nth prescribed III the act OF 1871 and +
Is claimed that iii the case Of TUG Mayor o.
Erie similar conditions existed, but that IN
subscribing to tho old 0atll no perjury was
committed. 'fhc decision Of the court, It Is
thought, will determine whether o1llclal3
cN1 bo compelled to tak0 tho nAttl p[cscT0e4
BY the ntt 1T 1871. 1t IL tntlnntch that, II
the court decides that Mayor McCarter has
mt been duly qualified, new elgcuos
will bu rendered necessary Ii the Mayot
stluulll decide to tnkp tho prescribed oata
then q suit for perjury may follow. Law. Law.
| yprS hero think tho decision will be agGtnst
| the Mayor, nild that Il8 will find himself ~
still gr0utor trouble before ll0 gets out OF LII
| 6GrApe.
, 1881-10-22
Abduction of Four-Year"Old
Boy from His Home in
Detroit.
The Little Fellow lInttccd Away
by tho Promise OF
Candy.
Confession Of tho Three Mon Arrested for
Wrcoking u Train IN
Iowa.

Spftfal U4fpHfth 10 TIE Ehtthaa iHoHHs'
KESusltA, Wis, Uct. M.-ft now Iopks MS
though the iorRcrles Ut young rliers would
amount tu Alnllt sso,0u0, forgr.l ttccds, us
s1stul.enss NJ mortgages. aI't! other evlslc1ces
Of rastutity to tlcarly that "notnt having a!"
really i,rc,l discovered, mid when tho fact IL
considered tlat many vi tEtosc for wMu'
'rhels acted as lawyer, a,ts ,sllose surplus
l,.ul,ey l,e was In tho habit of Investing,
liyu II, thu cuuNtry ntld lissu tut
yet h!:ar.l OF his flight, It Will
bp sect, that tlo cllnnces f0r the
coming tn llgllt Of further rrookett tra'sae-
tl,us vi Ills lnrt ure exceedingly goMt. Up
to lust night It wns though that The toinl
a,nount Of thu forgercs aud swtnlles would
not rxceet 80, ,000. but Vigorous hunting
upof people to.ay.lIas resulted III u'leartll-
ing the fAct tint tllu victims uf the yGlinE
lli,,li aru moro numerous thai was Mt first
supposed. uni, If thu retMris continue to
co,nu III us rn1stly IT'S they have during tho
pnst twc,Ity-fUur huul's, Il lMny result Il.
swelling the tutnl OF the plun.lcr to sio0,-
0o0 Al present the list of victims Is rs fol-
, 1881-10-22

ITEMS.
About twenty 1ntlfnn children arrived III
Chicago yesterday fr'n tl,e S,aluilnE lsock
Agency. 'flley nre III charge NJ l.lcist
]}ruwn, a,ul wrrc taken over tho 1}a ltin'oFu |
IL Ullo linltr0ntt East.
Tho ,ncet!ng Of funeral Freight Agents of
The rnA.is br.wcen I'ttsb!,r9. BtlIniv, lest
nf ctrnct'nE |, weighing association stliItinr ~
THO Western Wclglit!,E Assnciattoi'' VIII bc
held lii tllts city lrxt Yuosttay.
it il reported tint tho Eric Railways ~:
,,uml report for the ycar el,inE ", ept. IN VII
earnings ot $780, ,tSA, md TINT t!Iu cnnllmny
Ins eur,tptt fnlt interest, rantnls, u prr cent
0,, the preferred stock, n,ld rcr cent utl lle
common.
Superintendent r. II. 'rubbs, Of tho, Wnss,
eFn e ts Xs'''' ria iEs'srS issrsp!a 1s; sSs;re"s til
tv ,nert with ii,n at hls alc, for tho ni.rpnso
OF exchanging lsa.s a,nl npiIlt''ls tl.At siia!!
result ultn,lramtaEeo1slyt 70 nll: lc csnKseSu t;'nt
meetings Ut this l,atlire Do heltl o''ce
m0ntll.
The Lake Shore anl Michigan Central
l,njiro:.ls nre greatly embarrassed by tho
tnrdiness OF merchants ~ relisNlhE tLeiF
goods from the frc'ght-hoases: lM frciH,il i9,l.
Freight, ntut nru unable 10 ,tnlpad their cags
ns fast ,.s they nrllye hure oll that accois!il.
This bockatlo greatly ulfcets tlletr c!st-
lhtlll business. rs tltos cH1ll'nt Msn lc Gn.s
tint arr stntad!itE on ilio Trucks Wii!ins ~ y"
relieved Ut iho cargoes t1ey brought llere
| from tho East.
Tic officers of tho raIlry,als running tn
md nut Of the unfon )epnt ut st. Louis nlia
tho officials Of the UnEon lsaifwny 4 rrHnslt
Company held iieetins II 81. Io!i,s vs.
| "Wednesday. fcRnftl'lE th9 cn!!la " LIZ
Irnlislt u Depot Company liliIE S!le Inaatua,7
sntIitl lay tlo hinullt ss,ivo TT Hap'ttu, w.,
actot Ihe ralroaas nfotests nGM.Ss pn5 r.
Ing this cnrse, lll"sl!l,clt ~ they lurl'sn te
ears for cnrryIlE briaEe passengers; A Ana y
wot!hl be unjust 10 ask any iholc VI Io f''''-
rOntiS.
Tile st. Louis, Iron Mountain Il Southern
r%t,sl thuMcL several Important co,lntlrs uf
Aiissnnri. 7l'hn nr,,iutuil iinu siarts fron
irm,ttnin. In iroil County, pt,tl runs through
| Irn1, Wuslltuutun and Dpllt Counties to the
snt1tbern ijnc Of Tnxns County, wEeru 1t
Si!isfS pis ilron iS Mi''i Es SS; sS;st of Tic linz vii
be aooMt 10 miles, Nnd VIII tap tsit'!e nt1M
r1chiy-tll,berMl country. giving 81 Louis
another yalllabto railroad tr!bnlary'
: .rr. oxtnns,vc ,dd,ion to the elevator on
f;nnsn isnnd. owt,eI md operated by the
! t;htrnrf, II rnetiIr Elevator Company, beIilis
nav eo,npiutel, Tho RECEIVING 1T graill will
IN ius cn,n,city ft,r aver ttnU, ,0tW bushels,
,yiiI, fuciItics for rcceiyiuy 80 und deliver.
s,,w .stl .,t.rs si,nmilnnr0lla}T eyury ten hours
: btssjtIes receiving from ca,.al hunts :',EN
: hushets auu delivering to Vessels :Wtg
!, bushels per hour. H. the present M storsKt Z!
trni,, of lhicnEo. ills addition 10 lie cleyr
~ nnnnni,v n tf,a rftv will 1l1ul0ubtguI,
= = t.rnv" Il tryiat ipot,.
= o.,,,a.to,,o
elicular !Mst 1ssasu W. W y,ssii I Nnsh
, 1881-10-22

INTERESTING F1auItEs.
Some Interesting returns arc published OF
the passenger traffic Oil the railways In Eli
Iautl md Wales. Those forSc0tlalld aistt lre-
t,tand nro not Included. From them 1t MP
pears that III 1880 the number Ut D.ssongers
carried WIS Utmost i>s! ,00o,0o0, Of whom r.
00o,0oo weru first class, Is, QUO 900 sccond class.
md 45l, ,0o0, ,ooU third cIas. Even this IL Tx.
elusive of season-iicket passengers, III wll0hi
there WE'RE |, ,2sU,:Ra,, mil WHOSE trips must
inyu numbered between three a,ltt fnnr ''l'i-
drctl millions more. Thus the grass number
IF passengers carried in utt year tnllst llAye
hce,1 ncarly tlitrty-tye times as many MS tisa
entire population. Tile must s!,rErla-
iyu feature about ti,rsc returns il tlo
increase Ut tI!irtl-class passengers. n
iHsM tho third-class IlsscnEerS wero PLY
four times 1ls many III tliu itrst-clhss; anu t'lg
first ai,tt secnlst class tngetlfnr 0lifllnlDcret
tlle third III l6t;O tho number Of passengers
IL tic several c,asses WIS, 1y niitlinMs. irst.
ii: second, ii: third, =. III la'0 It WAS !:
First, g; sreotAl, ss; third, l!t: III tho nSt
>tcn years there hns been an addition Ut ohiy
il urr cent to tlto tsrst.clnss; Il decrcsu OF u
prr cent In the second; an! sln Increase Or
iaC per cent In tho third. The sum ot the
first and sreol!d class l,assel,Rers WIS @ IesS ~
suvernl millions n tss|l t!la1l IN ls'u, Willle
tjlo increase III third ctass Wa5 alit,le tt!iti,
nn5A, 0,tt. III the sn,lie decade tfe il1'nDef
| Of season-tickct holders was mofo 1llaS'
| doubled.
, 1881-10-22

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 2a.--The oftictal coans
Of tho Hamilton County votes at the NV
election llas just been concluded, and sho"s
n total vote for Foster, Republican, for uo nso,
cs,,or, 9s,,l1; lsookwalter, Democrat, .aW;
Fosters majority a5l. rhS .na1oir!t'fsie ieII. u.
tcSs1it.l;oysriior, l,7sv; LonKwortll, snpTes@Fs ~
Jutlge, I,705; Nasli. Attorney,lenera!. MI II
!ruriioy,. Treasurer, a,GW; Paul, oHa hoatM II n
Public Works a4W rhero Is ~ ciasnts c1ina,a,sytsd'
Doyeru.lx I % the Unly no.,,ocrat elected 9n 70
Iogisiatlye Ticket, defeated Robert liatisa anal.
Republican, by :ssa v9tcs. Ludlow, teippHSTSf III
i.,,ce candidate fur Governor. receiver ~
YQtpa.
, 1881-10-22

"patieuco" drew another Immense h01iso Mt
Ilayerty's last eyehtng, every suRt being occt.
pictl. Tue popularity OF tho blece hns proved
Ia be NJ Ktcnt that the management hsts wisely
rcc0nsiderel its tst'eterminatlontn e NUKE q cnnl,Ko
Ut hlIl, aud vi! therefore give PATIENCE" todAy
Tns matinGe performance Or ''I'At!enen" by
tho Rtco company at tho Grand will bu lts last
presentation it thlt tlentru. Tonight the ct,tii-
plny will uppear In "rho stGacuttc," In wll!ah
MI. II. T.. DIxey, lis Prince Lofftzo, md Miss
Tollsy VGun, us tTdmctia, Will mako th9lr tlrst
at,uearQurU this BcNbnt1,
, 1881-10-22
c., u. ~ q. EXTENSION.

:
' OMAHA, NaI,., Ocl. 2l.--rhe Cl'lcngo, Hnr-
ingtou & Quincy Ii building IT. extension OF
tho Huntington a. Missouri liallrond III Ne
br,ska tu Denver at tie ratio Of ona milu per
duy, This first hundred miles IL Krnded, and
truck IL lui,l forty.iiysl lntles west 0f ina,an-
olu, tile former terui.lty, .und trains ara rum
ming 10 CuIbertsal,. >thlrty n,ilos beyond
lnd!nnola. The cntlE0 distance from ln'
tlunula to Denver IL 80 nl!es, al,d :aO miles
vi this Fntite ls located arMi surveyed, and
work Oh leN miles Of telegraph ltne iias beef,
begun. 'rralna Will run tnt9 beaver next
its Denver cxprHss abnut Nnv. !. vim the
Jnles9ufK branch, which has just buen con''
plelel.
, 1881-10-22

caro hack unpaid. nntl Thtcrs ,nn.le
arrangements to layn, draft ,na'la
j,oyn!lo. III ten days. bnt us s''o., ~ l,ia
ir,.lbtu lteca,Ilu k,,ttWi, payinr,It 0f y WNs
stopped llrrc. Str. Ilnln,ca Is secured t,y tiia
spH ii to HriElnai foal,. ntul le Hxpects thu
uhvu,,re In the vAluu Ut tic fnt w!lisoo'l wlpo
this nut.
T'l,c l,icI, In Kcnostla WHO llnyc be9ll stuck
;rl, njl,,,,r tic wcn.l,y cltfzrs Df tho plncG.
it is tinught t,rnml,lt. that fhints l'ss l'.:ell
spcculntlnE III New York anl lost his money
there.
, 1881-10-22
A.YoI1Na GIRLS DEATH.

puFrA1O, N. y, Oct. al,-rle mystery Mt
tunttng the death Ut Miss Nellie WrI ght, tho
young Indy whose lifeiess body wis founli'i
the Eric Canal ut Albion. III this State, tl,rea
or four weols ago. Inns boen partially Solved
Thu casu WIS III It's circumstances very SINH
)ar to tint Of Jennie Crasncr, In Now Haven,
Conn. Tllu young Indy hull been lcl astray
aud ruined by yo,,ng n,an named Fred Z.
Hopkins, nt,u it was Mt first supposed tint
he il.sl murdered ller III orttor to got her put
Of thu why. Tie Curonur's Inquest liiIs
been III progress for two or tl,rc1 wcuks, nit
tic Jury tlns finally rencllcd verdict to tae
effect thut Nellie Wright died Of the eilccts Of
s.rycli,Ilia administered by ler own lalMl
willis suffering great sl.emtal distress, or from
wolIlni IL tlis llcad. Tho Jury aro unao!e
Hv Erc'i * iionkl,S or WIS accltlentMEly In
ulctcti. it Is tllo oplllIon Of, tho Jury, TINT
lLopklMs. alone or With asslstange, rlacca s!
10 CONCEAL It, llopkns gave ball III s., ,6GU To
uppuar Mt the next term Ut the court.
, 1881-10-22
A Nice ItuabanAs

Tho following d,aiog took placee betwoen two
"Vour hus0aut. must bs n!co num-" su.d utiu.
" Whit ,naker you think so1" !3GeaIM, ho
helps you wnsh YOUR cooking utonslls: WHY.
Whtl told sou So3" "My husband dill; be eulno
holnp looktux awful su6tnu the other night, and,
when. asked him Whist wss the mattoe, he ssld "a
seeied 10 b., ireadtnl laa about It, ~ u 1t Wa8
not kind IN q maR tQ Asjn ais Ill.,
, 1881-10-22
GAIT. GOODMAN AND FAR-WESI-
Elm RAILROADS..

III ths Editor Of n. Uhtato 1tlbuns.
I..v,, f,,ry f,ct. l4.-In early Sep
oAna ~ ,1"ns .s,.,t,,, nr,o,rol IN vn,,r co,,,.
,sn.os. ,snrota, Luz nu,,,nn. ,vnu'''t "'''''' " '
sotuo very damaging statements about tho
Credit Mvhiter system 1t h.I!,ling the Denver :
'S a SrsnSs ~ espi saa 1o e New i
E InuSE " thp UnaF 'Sat a the em sonny
sae. cr.its fr its uaras s sscont vii. only baro
amount IL only s-l0 Ut nll tho enrntngs: and
declares t,lut the 1ondol tlsbt ts on'y *io.Vn
mile Instead ct 9 a, ~ ~ hsttsr 9ngn ast,or.
hut Capt. John Csatn"I rrc,nss - uee 'o''ef
NY thhh tue @'hette'''t 411e'"o I'LL. ,,
II not ln'pertlnens, ! sh9Nla a.ko .t.. ~ nSn,
lit behalf OF tic general business Interests of
Utah and Colorado particularly, why
Scapt. Join Codman is a better a,!t'1orlty
tlan the 4lHacrtca'1 Erc't!'t'e ,',, H. ,1a n"l
Must hayo some light on tic Caltalifs Q''i-
Itlcnt!ons as I'LL authority which Is INT al'-
parent to people Ont here III order 10 rasa
!'int ~ nlS.,. l'a ,ep."1 .l',' ,"',,,,l,ry,i
| ho vlaws Inc resources " '"'n "o""oti"'
virgin lnnd and tho efforts l'iak!ns 10 ae-
vcl"p ,0 ". "'os' n u',,irv i Interest % at ts
pomt % =. ,,rt,u4,. liz w"n a,n hsnys IN ali eanlr
inns OIL "sttiet a pe'ese, ,e - ~. ~. s!, I ns
at ths ~ rsn,a'G 9pss tpyeIs 5ot ,, p b.r .
| tasO aAtFHtt'e ..,..,., 80
every summer. n.M Inns tur sevcrtst years, gGt~
thug lnto new tlitiits olteh VI tne st5ehEt!l,
Y lsrt, Of lls ",wer to neie!lt Or ,l, nsS TX
them through llas caGnccllon WIFI t!ie
press; n,ui tnoso who k'!t,w lls n'utI!o.ls
catI toll from his letters right niollE
whit operators Or InnhtpnlAt0rH hayo
fayurcd Hin, nr ytce versa; u
Is Alt well ellDnRh: don't coslut:lnl hlnl: !
know I!uw II Is myself, nnu 80 tlots every
ho1y;. but 1t II as well. t!liMk, far nc ptle-
liz 10 know that Ills writings uro not tls1at- n
tnrestctl, but thu reverse. Whnt arD tan n
terexia Nf tic bout! buyers ~ AleS'caFl tnl!-
rontls to him lllut hp should tske III .slt!G!i
trouble ~ thoir 9sha!fs N0til,llx' yol. will ,.
ho forcGti to reply i ysl!l etltlsluer IL !ho,
nleMt., Tho character u \ h,elhlet-lnnst 0l
ull. Ut public lIelleiactnrEJoilh Cntl,llhl
would bG the tlrst 10 resist II given 70 niht
lie IL hi,u of thu 'nst cynical nht! pre1tlttlctt
Ut men, especially pre1uttlcett a4ai'lHt nlal1s
lcrcstettness, nr anything cntnling pr p'ir
porting to bb dlb!nttredtet!. NO, III
attacks the Dunvtr. u It!0 Gfanae pet,
pla in Mexico, and oxpntiatcs Ut lengll
t,u tho el,orlnlty alll etfs0ntcry 0t ilsct
loading their rUiNls ut thc outside with llXet
charges ut 81 ,5oo y niltc, simply 70 cover III
reul stab, which Is contained I'll tic follow
INK sull,pilcs.-lla.nely:
"Colnlig nearer llo,ne, VIC flntl the gentle
men ,wiI" aro engaged ~ this enturrpris;
/ without thy slightest reEar!l 10 prostHetly
/ business. IsVhAt H. nlotslrous !ltiSstnte.nell
that Is. VIII slIt'w lAtsr;l ~ thp lattcE ~
, 1881-10-22
A uo1lK1l,LE CRIME

Co1,usl1lus, o., Oct. a!.-ileMry Wilson, a
convict III the penttentIary, has made COLI
fesstou to the Warden that lla murdered Ills
sister III Nassau strcet, Nav furk City, Sep
tctui,ur :, l67v, by striking her OIL tho head
will !,ukur. Wilson was received fr9lIa
Cleveland In February last for Two years 1of
forgery,
, 1881-10-22

spsetal Dt.petea 10 9ns Chicago 7rthahA
ISp1ANAlpI1s, Ind, Oct. 9l.-Thn lsepav
llcau caucus OF the Counc!! and Aldeltae1t -
tonight nominated Williamson fol Chfot ~. y.
Police, Webster for Chief Of the FIRE ~ ~
part.uent, G. +. Denny for City Attorney W. W.
= ~ nwn,her of minor Otticess, The fight " r.
princInaliy over lie Chlef Of Police. and 9s fhs
vote Wns: Williamson, Il; splann, II IL in. u =
nomination ID equivalent to an eeGt';M"t f T., "th1
tna Republicans have n out Of - ~
1Uint convention,