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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-10
The Power of Humbug.

An individual who opened small
tavern near the field of Waterloo wa,
frequently questioned as to whether
he did or did not possess some relics
of the battle, and he invariably and
honestly answered in the negative
But he was very poor, and one day
while lamenting to, his neighbor moi
only his proverty, bnt the annoyance
to which travellers subjected him, hil
friend cut him short with,-
"Well make one help the other
Make some relics"
"But what cam do?" inquired the
man.
"Tell them that Napoleon of Viii
lington entered your shop during the
battle, and sat down in that chair,
Not long after, an English tourist
entered the tavern, and, inquiring fol
relics, was told the chair story. The
chair was broaght at an incredible
price. The next conner was Informed
that Wellington had taken drink.
and the Wellington tumbler was &C.
cordingly sold. The third arrival
gaz.d with breathless wonder at the
nail on which Bonaparte had hung
his hat; the fourth purchased the
door-posts between which he had en-
tered, and the fifth became the happy
purchaser of the floor on which he
had trodden, At the last advices the
fortunate tavern keeper had not reol
to cover HI, head, and was sitting on a
bag of gold in the corner of deep pit
formed by selling the earth on which
the house had stood.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-10

United in life midst it trials and cares
The tie, that once h0snd them, has never been
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-10

corted Miss Lou, and Loudoun con-
ducted Mrs. SpaIding; the Colonel
and his little graceful Oracle leading
the way.
ITO Ee continued
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-10

No human scheme can be so ac-
curately projected, but some little
circumstances may intervene to spoil
it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-10

The truly illustrious are they who
do not court the praise Of the world,
but perform the actions which deserve
, 1881-10-20

hat st,reo attacks lint nlaht: 81 ko!aE q ,e toa
isn. In "ttssk, md from il onecta sha ". Jon:
nne,l to l,sr in.i tor two ' weGks' az and ~, IT
nsT II, h s osse ssoro na'ks w. .otns 1 S IL
!!er case lint xnyu any hope 9t rccony.ry. sny @ t,n
Ost. st,o was inken worse, with chilling AL, n,
III. 1iuut was called and succeeded In rnvIvlnK
her but hong extremely weMk ~ nos ranIa,!,
Tho anlic.l her husband and toll hin! thai shS
sr fatner sn9 '9a shs had ne Sa T. t19ss; nrss.
d.'a a"ac e Very ''" n',ci IL for Him II ts's wora.
md now ,o,! must bs servant t,,a Tor .. M
seos. .ta Fa Shs tsn " ol 'a cea sSS sn ss and
nrtns lips. anil whole body wurc cold. eoyarei .
X s9 ,s. 5 ssr 1 ' snr s" 'S so fxssy prss
emily unrio =. and ask.H, ti,em Why they xera
weeping. and hegan talking to ~ wfn cann ,, ~:
nbovo i, whisper for two months, sud an,!
se sosnsa ,o,"x t. ,a,k ,%o 4 & st1E sno vGss s
viii, ' onsc G. ali LAY. Io.ay sho tl,iuht it wns
tlne ior hoF to stand m I'M while rating s her
ntca. sho wns annronched by her friends, tn1t
who, they neare. her si1e ws"kotG n1.r ana h1.' t
e tsey wera se sg ,ot ese !" ese to ID s @
tne' s;e' nvai, stnsi up. AMI this ttGlo sctnnnc1
standing nt,out ten minutes. T. ano nn'y "a!med faas
walked aert'ss Tho stree.. .,rhurs.,ny r'orn, n1;
soa !aS ~ tho wan raa for su sove9a autc. a
ahe came In hor shnnltaerA tuos'!cd perteot!y
r IN the cr r roe yssss ~ s M',h as bcn
unable to sing n y high note but now her Volco
wonderful euro 10 tho Great phys!cnn; H.. n
husband md hor nnnt nt tho time thought M aao
e not yS ~. week SsS Kses , !. .a ssS
| Abnut by her fnith III rrhytr.
, 1881-10-20
Cnptttre Of Tl,rco Of the Parties
WHO Wrecked q Train
in Iowa.
Serious Talk Of Testing Their
Speed by Tying Them Be.
hind a Train.
4 Young Kcnoslia Lawyer Gets Away
with a I.nrgc Snnl by Forging
Documents.
Three Pennsylvania Doctors Arrested and
Hold for Trial for Alleged
Malpractice.
DARING JlOlllsERY.

DARING ROBBERY.
Srteia. Uttpateh tn The Chicago Tribune.
JEnsEYv1s.tE, ILL.,, Oct. 1D.-Alout . o'clock
this nfternoon Two mon tf.ltorcd tho bRnkln9"
house Of ". +. Parks Il Sous. of Flrltlo1. Jersey
County. ill.,, and, while ono cnvcretl Dr. Tarka
with revolver, thoy threw hin, town. covering
bis ho,ld and hlmost smothcglng him witt, Il
l1ntlket. Tho Ntllor Intruder coverca yutinE
parks with d revolver nuh ortlorcn him to open
tho aare nrd deliver the1n the nipncy. ObeyinR
tho tnalluatc, lic hurde them $l,00o In E0ld ind
S9,50O In curreIlry. Tho r0bbers iintneAiate-
ly left and mounted thor hnrses nj tho door.
The Doctor tnatnnty followed, r1nptiod his
revolver Of two shots, killing ono horse. Two
shots were returned without effect, when tho
tIespcratlocs molntri ono horne and ntnrtah
north towards tho Mncoupn bottom. a Min.
bcr Of mon from Ficl!uh soun stsIrict in pursuit.
One of tho bnkers came to Jerseyviilo. notify
irv tho Sheriff. who ulso sturtod un tho track
with posse Of picket! ncn Tho rnbbcrs aro
ltltter porhups, s.Irk complexion. wslrlng mus.
tnsches. ,abo,it y yours. Of age, weight
frat1l iG1 to III p0unls. cnc11 une ol
ttorn being either IL little cr0ss-cycd ar
sight dofcctlvo from a1rg eyes T. Is rnportgEa
recognized BY Dr. Pnrk rs lIetnx ChhrlcS II. Clay
md james ltunnis, two young inci, hArHinE
around thnt yIuI.lkty fur six weeks pAat. noirtnE
ut tho foot Of Croix Hill. four miles northwest aL
Floldon. clay ea.nc to Jcrseyyllle tho l4ti of
Miss Stnith by .dtifko GuorEe Z. tDttrail. Miss
rearcd tn tho west sdo of Tho county. i
Ia thought tho robbers may atrfkn thu ChscnRo Y
or soi,th. il Ciny antl l3uanis arc tho men they
will bc eastly tdetittgl+
, 1881-10-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1AS.
Grand Lodge Of llilnoIs-Sunday Ex'
uurklonn-lilecsiono Of Officers,

Grand Lodge Of lliluoIs-sunday Ex.
ultrhlonH-ElecsIon Of Officers.
spsetal Dt1pasth 10 The uhtzaso Trte1tns.
srn1N0r1E1p, ILL.,, Oct. l0.-Tho Grand Lodge
Of Illinois, Knights Of ryth[as, continued its
session today, Thorc is Gu large an attendance
rs usual. The report OF Grand. Chancellor Herd
tuau shows that tho Grand Lodge. Tor tho tIrst
timo, meets FREQ froua debt. haviag disposed Of
the Grand Lodgo halls. During tho ycnr SIX new
lodges wcre !nstttuted-Chlcaxo Lodge, No. a9,
ut Chicago; Thespan, No. ~, at Streator; Ut.
David, No. W, at urnccvIlle; Goo<l-W No, 0l.
ut Colchester; 81. Julien, No. o., ut Chicago: and
0artloll, No. %, at Dcllevil!o. Tho report
at tho Grand Keeper Of tho itccords and
Seal, Henry +. Cnllwol shows tho order to be III
a tlourshEn9 condition. There Arc co lodges In
the state, With membership Of 1880. With an
amount Oh hand aud Invested Of f37 t945l3 Dur.
tnx the past yuar $3h14 has been paid for relief.
and $1G. for funeral expenses. Tho report OF
tho Grand Master Of Exchequcr shows tho
amount on hand ut tho last report 10 be u;
receipts for the ycnr, &5S93.05; total. $dS6s.ls;
expenses. $:,T1s'.8c. The question Of the Sunday
excursion to milwaukee iakon last summer ny
Chicago Division, No. 1, Of Uniform Hunk, under
Carl +. Hermann, camo up yestertiay, Grand
Chancellor Day, Of Wisconsin, making CON.
ptaiut against tho Chicago division and Her
mann, su,,lny excursions being direct voa.
tion Of the laws Of the order, and thla Quo
nynIf tsnI eSs Gnaesos sHssA ay Tns D0 sttes
refUrrcd 10 Tho Committee on The, State Of tho
Ordor, which lust night ,hHrooa to rocon-
Uermann today, hei0rG tho report was submit
luai, made M apoloKy, wh!ull wAs accoptahio to
the Grand LodKs. and II was deGuGa =, tos tno
yoiycl bultsv considered aottlcs1. 4 contest oc.
eurrel yesteFsiay over t!,1 Representative from
SsfasG shs Gomusiee as 90 oa Grodonsss ha morty
report Ia favor Ut soatlnK lEnatz Heck Instead
, 1881-10-20

III IL i 4 !; ! H., II II
31ap. IN. E;tl 13!l MD ~ is".::.s J! jEleaF
t;abP III. ]U. EEH 1.H Gt II. MH.I jfMt.
4G1R b. In, III. .ts1 3t,3 ~ Is. NssI lCltGQ1.
HIGH WATER.
Spsetal ptfpatth to IN Chicago Iftbun&-

sp<etat DGpatea to III Chicago 1rtouns-
La CROSSE, Wis, ,Oot.l lo.-Tho Mississippi R!vcr
ut tha potnt Ia Falling ut tho ratio Of twoor three
tt,cnes per day, and tho damage dono by wator
Is comparatively light during tho late rise
KEoKuK, In, Sept. W.-The mississippi aud
Des MoIuee Riyers. which have been OIL tho
rapid rlso, arc thought uow to bo at standst!l!.
The present stage OF water exceeds that of ths
great rise at last JIuu by at lcaat ak auches,
exantlrIa Ia In Imminent danger. a. IL also
"assx IT, bs.s I'd ss0 i x: sa,s
pAvnkpoHr, Ia, Oct. tv.-The s!ver bore con.
IN :ts aaas s5uS " tEo eas a
attended With considerable danger Just now.
Yesterday a loK-raft struck = pivr OF the bridge
81 soamsF s Fiji Litte Eas!e, trying tolsad aargs
were scattetod down M1 river for - = distance OF
@ a!5ps spsetat lH.rste HUH 10 II. satesso 7Ssaue
nun9yE H. os hs ~ sisss ns E!ssn
aeas,s aea9s, a"a % iii sonuF ap The wster aos
within two feet Of The oig ratse nt June. lss9.
sS Sss md ~ sSe"as s
ot snsautaotatie.. Many taulIIlss havo bocn
QulSuY, ILL.,. Oct. lg-1'ho river rose tnreo
Inohea from this morning to this afternoon:
IT, sh e xadsf "a a nv ~ III snx
sovontests foot four, aud ! half iI,ohcs. The
water ID now htghpr than Ut nuy ttma since fbo!:
Tbs leveoa NORTH ,an4 south Of tho city still
huld, One hundred tuen were ut work
totiay on tho tsyrr, and large numbers
of mon wore ompIoyod IL strraxtaealas tho
sny leyea south "f her insn !9s9ns IT, ~
four ho.irs longer. Water ~ leaking through
tho Bny Ioyeo uppusIt Hannibal and pointa above.
| a TIC water il several Inches higher thau la1s
| sprtnS whom tho levee gave way. thero Are feara
&hAt hseak will OCCUR ton!sht. ThoEo u much
alarm In the district protected BY tho sny
, 1881-10-20
ITEMS.
afnE3sIQS atISSiuHAllIE9,

MORMON MISSIONARIES.
New YoIlK, Oct. lo-Twenty'four Nor.
mu,, missionaries, fresh from Utah, arc 1lcru
ready to spll for Europe, The lust Mormon
Conferences appointed 100 missionaries, sixty
Ut whom will 60 to Europe ald the reMattl-
dor work In the United States. Thirteen
l,aye started for the Suutf.
UsrOuNnED AEPO1sT,
Seyillon A. nrowll, Chief Clerk Of the State
Department, tBlegrapls as follows fro1A
Yorktown: "NU foundation wllatevcr for
the report that any disturbance exists ut
Yorktown. All goes harMon'oaslY aru
we'll" ,,,
IN nONuA or YORKTOWN.
, BROOKLYN covered her public buildings this
n,orlIlng with bunting III honor ot tae york"
tow. ceIcbratt4l!, and " thu evening INC
buildings were Illuminated.
sttClllaAS NEl.ll:F FUND.
The Michtca1i relfet fund Increased $l,oS
todny. rotal. Slo7,9G
RIFLE MATCHES.
Al. association has ,tosned to promote ill.,
teFnatoMal rlilo A,atclles.
FREE CANALS.
.rhs Hoard ok Trade today adopted reaolll-
tlous declaring tt.at tie 10artl would ttse !ts
utmost ettleavOra to secure the election OF
Senators and AssenblyMnl1 who would TO.
vlltet tho concurrent resolutions 0t tic lust
session, Which provide fur q constitutional
amendment making the canals free of tolls
tions to corporate with the board In thls
luattoT. ..--
Tho National Prohibition Alliance nd
Iollrliett to meet In Atlanta, t}n., tn March
and In Ch!cag0 the May following.
, 1881-10-20
THE UNIvEnSAL1STS.

gI&ttA> III tp1teh 10 I'm Chtfd1o 4TsoHhAk
nET,.olr, afioh.s Oct. 10.-The heslxtcenth annual
convention Ut tho Uuiytrsalats Of tho United
States and Canada met In rcgulnr session In this
city th!s mornlu4 Thoro was large attend"
hnce Of church people and delegates. Malne,'
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Hhode Island, Connecticut, Now York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Michigan. Indiana,
Wisconsin. Iowa, Knreas, Nebraska. and Illinois
wcro represented. Tho Delegates FROM tho
la.tor State wcro tho ltey. Or. 1tydor, Jancs II.
Swan, Mrs. II. d., ,hlumford. Mrs. Adlio h. Hull.
The convention mot this morning at . O'Clock for
aserYice OF praise and prayer, con,lueto1 by tho
ltoy Augusta J. ChupIn, Of this Statc. An hour
later organization WAS effected by the election
of tho following otlloore: President, tho Hon.
J. u. Joy, OF Boston; VIco-Trcsident, tho Hev.
Dr. Ryder, Of Chicago: Secretary, tho 1eY. LII.
Dernorest, OF New Hampshire; Assistant sccre-
tar!es the Itov. II. Crossloy OF Nov York, and
the How. g. ii, lInrtnon OF massachusetts, The
Hoy. Mcssrs. q. 1. Klein Of Indiana, ". Il. Short
Ut Massachusetts,, and g. T. CrnVon OF Ohio.
~cse appointed Monitors, and tho Hun. Otnoy
Arnold Of Ithode Island, tho ltoy. 3. ". Sutton
Of Wisconsin, and Chnrfcs Foster of haassachu-
se1ts, we're appointed Committee % Eloetsons'
Tho ltuly Communion was then celebrated uh :.
Detroit. after which tho ltev: DR.. lsstor. OF Chi
Teo S aiietnon 'ao sossisn beaau Il D. IN. with
fo!!.cal and The report q tho Coti.mitteo on
Dsleeatrs: Tho report Of tho nuarl of TrustcUs
ing tho past year Of Sli.3@loi. and expenditures
tne eaac, less s1Ou.4 cash balance OIL hand The
taeGcgscA! scholarship fund has lncroastd oyof
tla.S4Q47. Tho j. q. Quinn ministerial fund Is
a9x Y, fsSsss3. w md tho Murray centcnary funa
The Troasurer's repnrt showed that the re-
selpta hAvo boon t5a, ,8s7.5... md tho pnlanco On
aasld Nb,teAtB. Tno reports were referred to
Tha HNy, DR. William IAYtpr of rGnnSylya.
, 1881-10-20

tho unanimous voan of tue sufferers 1 am fe-
qucated to tclcErnph your paper OF the ap.
proval or and thankfHtncss for tho wisdom OF
this action, hereby pronotlnclng him to bo
Unfortunate that which Of right belongs 70
them. an1 unto tho charitable Rtvers, ono and
Of Fort tlnrnn. has given no pair Of blankets to
tho fro etlt{ t{1rcfB,
, 1881-10-20

MISSIONARY WORK.
sp,etas Dttpaseh 10 4hs Chicago 7stbHne.
r.n,.r4pt1Ltn. Iuli., Oct. lU.-Tho Christian
xroncn's Hoard Of Missions rcAssetnbicd III r0ti-
yrntsrt1 ut n. TT. to-day. larHo number III III.
dtiouut delegates arrived during tho night. ana
m, pttclal representatives were present THIS
,nor,,;nv, bcsllcs largo local attendance.
:. ,,,,,c, The distinguished quests arrived si..co
Yesterday arc o. 4. fsurgcss, Chicago; J. ".
McfIarycy, ulbio College Of Kentucky; 0. 4.
1.arthoomew, CovIngton. KY; +. @. Allos1,
Innl.yl1tp: ". X. 1'cndcton, President ut
1,o,bnny College; Mrs. Alexander Camp
halI. Tho venerable widow of tho founder
NJ tho denomination, whose wel'prcsurveu
hRuro, although she ts hearly w years or
arr. attracts tn,ich attchtiufl* Mrs. JnmeBon.
President Of tho board, delivered IN address,
and was followed by Mrs. gchell, Of Washington,
n.C. Asu result Of her address collection wns
takru IN. with Wow to hiring hall In Wast-
,notnn for tho tlso Of tho colorod brcthren, $la0
being realized. :, ...
manager Of tho work among tho freedmen OF
Mississippi. With headquarters at Jackeoti. who
n.,slo strong appeal Tor ala lor Inc ooutncf"
"SiH Wrs, Marvin romt!uaon gavo description Of
thT ~ WGss eu,1nittee on Nominations reported tho
following officers for tho GUSHING yenr: frcBi-
dent, Mrs. Mer1 Jamsson C1rresn9;aa!n9 n;,t seo.
t.olo: Frcss secrotary, Mrs. zoa Totiroe. All tho
aoyo officers reside IN tbs city, ~ oInr 70 cen
;nittce, 4 ljat Of socTotnr!cs md Vice-presf-
,i&,ts from cuch Stntu WIS also announced, be-
siies Hoard Of Managers. made up from oil the
II, lbs afternoon thu session Of tue Foreign
Missionary soeety heKa9; Ihe ,;. ,G;orrcspomam;K ps,i;
tea ha report, showing ohurchGs cstabltshei g. 1T
England, Denmark, Norway, France: and Inr.
, 1881-10-20

MAT1IEK-STf]NE F..
HpteiaI Utspatth to The Ch4edeo 1fiturt.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. l0.-Thfs evening, at tho
residence 0f 4ttsnsa e;topp, No 514 Euclid nva-
t,uc, ills dauvhter, Miss Florl A. Stone,
wAa maeried to Sanuel MAthur. eldest eOi os
Samuel l.. Mathor, all OF this city. Tho cera-
n,ony was performed by tue itev. Dr. Arthur
TwItchnll, OF tho First Presbyterian Church. In
the presence Of n company co,nnosed of tho near
friends and relatives OF f,oth families. Tho
tutteta were rich aud tasteful, anu. wti1c tho
wntiIlug was 4upt and unostGnlatious. It
was Mi elegant nifair. Mr.. and Mrs. MAthor
teara for tho East tollsnrroW. and Will spend tho
couiug wtllter III Europe.
, 1881-10-20
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

BouruAnProH, Oct. W.-Arriyed. tbs Donau,
from Now ynrk.
NEw Y0Ak. Oct, 1p--Arriycd, tho Wyoming.
fran Liverpool.
MN YoMk, Oct. ly.-Arrlyodt tho LabradoF,
FROM llAvre. ...,.
ia)Hu1H. Oct, lY-The Lylan Monarch and
EthiopIa. from New York, hav0 arrived uut.
, 1881-10-20

!, I'm situation will mover 10 forgntten "
IL su.o ns1i o1ls a ts ,Ss se.sn
ttrasHt' IN M Iii ftte. liz nIcd his eyes Of, tno
sso% mysx 81 a,s ~ aa oss wstss9 %sse IL ffsse Ss
1thrct at trocnIwn eufciunt Impetus 10 he hrIc,l
oTn o o nSg aTos he sxe.a,,nfdl ntSly
and tno ~ se, ,w,mu mara wish. Tlluri his lips
ss1e's arr scen en- to ltvo II prayer aud sho la,,1,
:ds @ asys r fsstG5 sea i J" xs
shgcE; .s,.n mt st tkls fnomont wns terrtblc. a
Inc ia1ee sehoa oppost ha tst lot nt, h "
teaeen;ri, iho dreadful sccne. Nun. womos and
ssren sG ssbbs so aa soS kS't 9at y ,kx 'skxe1
tnsh tnh WI ~ ns isaw whn Two re"t q tho olnt
ste whero lilo bank s'Swy \ sTn @
in.n in.;nnrcnn,i thora wnA rush. mud tho next mo-
rnt tos If ea,th piHnFe q EYER IT. III. ,Ioytni SsinS
N"n's hrni, Inter In tho day tho lio!iy WIS re-
nnnynrcd, d shapcless tnhsa OF humanity
, 1881-10-20

Dcntnf of thu Report tItnt II Had 11een
Nccu nj fargo. Ttak.-11rs. King.
FAnuo, ink. Oct. 1p.-Thc rumor TINT Kings
bai0hn ha,l hecn suon In this Vicinity Is uu-
founded.
i'tts.AnELrttrA. Oct. tD.-Mrs. King, wife Of
tito nert,t,aiIt, thinks her husband tn tho Wilder
fleas, NJ least soma distance from n railroad.
, 1881-10-20

BPEttQE UHpattK % IN EAted8o 1F481Hs.
PoRT IluRox, Mich. Oct. l9-a:30 y. H.
Passed up-rropelicra Star, Wtnslow, aud New.
burg; schooner ii. y. Mixer.
nuwu-psopellera wis4ahIekon. Wright and
barges, Geor1e Young and barxcs; schoonsrs
Reed Case, lno, James u, lInrriu0h, anu ACata.
Wind southwest, brlsk. Weather fue.
, 1881-10-20

CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. W-Th6 NAuoual Gas.
rtave- pu1llesk' Association met ut the husnct
House tbiel,nnrniux, ,lrUsdent Johu 81. l3Fittoh tn
the chair, tfliccrs will 10 appointed this after
l,opt,, Ths association will havo reception 10.
t,Ivbt, aud viii transAct buslncss toth0rFow. una
Cl0sO with banquet tomorrow n1Has. ABOUT
4QQ delegates aro present.
, 1881-10-20
Another Caxe Of Cure by Ralths
Cincinnati! Gazette.

UHpANA, O., Oct. MA vary ro1nRtkab!o caae
bus Just Geeti rpportol fs9m Nurth.it!o, this
souny Ths sapIa.t wAs k!;Ssn u - s; Sysd Ili
ina Ssen rostOred to Eool health. apo tue
part,puiass Of which are u soilows; About Two
years aSo, ths vito Of nE. u. J. I}arr, VI that
ii,lano. bexaR apltttug blood, aud sha was lul-
preSsed Wilt tho idea that ahe would not 1--we
. hYa Yaass. On Aug. u. Hhlla- SunaluG a8tas q
, 1881-10-20

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. lp-Tho testimony
closed In tho Mal,ey oaso. Michael W. bailey
tosttfied that he had black MARI and buggy
With red running Rcar, and drove To Would
hrl,,oo the oyanlnx of Aug, 4. Tut witnesses for
tno State had tcsEItud thlt Jalnea Malley Jr. had
that horse out that evcntnR.
, 1881-10-20

CAM THOMAS, Ar!.. Oct. 11.--Oou. Markonzfo
left for New Mexioo this morning. IIo has or.
degs to scout In tho southern part Of tho Terri
tory before returning to Santa F6. Two com.
paniea left for SRA CARLOW today and. 0ua Zach
.fDg KeIta and dAp&Qhs.
, 1881-10-20

Speetdt Dtspatth to The Ehtedee 1rt1ttnt.
Rot"rIf EI.Gis, ILL.,. Oct. M.-Wo had pretty
heavy frost hero Inst night, which IL tho frst
heavy frnst Of Ito scasu1i. We hal ohc vory
jfRbt frost about twn weeks nu0. but It dohB III,
tintnnQv. unl everything is out nf tho Way OF
injury EDw except fnIi feed IN tho pastures
Frust held OF rcm1rkatly we'll this yuar.
, 1881-10-20

sptetat Dtspateh to 1as CA4easo Tt4huna+
MlNpEH, Mich. Oct. l8.-Mayor Carleton
Chairman of tho Port lturon llcllef Committed
IL bsro paying out $to to malo representatives
and $s to female representatives Of ouch family
burned Qut hy- thu teapnt t10 seous2e, xna W
, 1881-10-20
FIRE RECORD.
CHICAGO.


Tho alnrm from 1iox 20 ut l0:+0 o'clock ycstcE.
tlny morning wRs caused by the discovery OF fire
ln closet IT d room on tho fourth ionr OF tho
Europoan Hotol, No. 90. Washington street.
Tho CAUSE of tho blaze could not be learned.
Damnyo nuntnnl. .
Thu roof Of tho kiln In u. S. s. J. d. Tutly's
brick yartl, on Thlrty.soHrth street, between
Ashland avcnMo anu tho river caught tiro Tues
tiuy evening from 3yorheatetl bricks. Tho b1azo
was extlnRulshGd, without necessitattnE I'M
aiarrn. by Officers AcNeIit and HcrRan. Dam'
Tho alarm from I,ox 5:E. at 1:ip yesterday aft.
ernoon wis caused by 9,inItity Of cotton-
tunes}us combustion ia tho tIry.gtos stura OF ST.
i. Warner. No. 7hS West Lake street. nanaHo
by sire and water, $lol; insured for $tGh! In the
williamsburg City Of Pennsylvania, and for Il
similar amount in tho American Ccnts'.l Of st.
Louis.
AT WHITNEY, TEX.
n1t h11rk NJ
, 1881-10-20
cArIronNtA TRAGEDIES.

DAKEItsREELp, Gull. Oct, i0.~-chnrlos solgel. q
miner In tho Pinto Mountains, was found dead
las: Friday. with threo buact-holes III h!a oouy.
Jnn Harbert, discharged euip!oyt WAS arrest.
ed. churxod with thu murder. Last might deputy
sherli lou Mitchell was killed whito defending
UnrIDrt from u mob. 4 man supposed 10 hc
Tim Canby was mostaly wounded.
, 1881-10-20

ClIMINALLY RESPONSIBLE.
pulhApgtptlEA. Ta., Oct. l9-liarvey, owner
of tho Randolph Mills Wh!oh puFaoa 1ast "oeA
md tuuu.A tho teuth OF u duzun persons, was
found oriMluRly responsible for the losa q ilte
in nertoctjp9 ID furnish Aro.cscapcs: 1te hAs
bpep committed to AWnit tho ACTION OF 9no uls'
triot- AktOru8y,
, 1881-10-20

Special uEpctet 20 The Chicago Tribune.
KEDKuK. H., Oct. 1A-Thn marriage ccre-
nouy Ut Mr. r. ". Foster. Of st. Lo!i!s, ara Miss
l.. l.. Carpenter, of this city. was performed ut
II. m. today, tho How. ". q. Craig ot!'c!atlng
Tho wedding was a vory private ON. Mr. ant!
Mrs. Foster leave this efentnE for IN extetluet
trip through the South.
, 1881-10-20
1,ETrT-CIEatTET.

E9eetal Dtsnatei. to The Chicago 7tthune,
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 10-t}. j. potit aud Mf9s
Mary Clement, daughter Of tho Treasurer Of the
North Chicago HolllnR-MIlIs Company, were
lllarrtctl tcalay at tho residence or Mrs. s. W.
Underwood. both parties hre OF Chicago.
, 1881-10-20


8pseta. Dtspateh 10 1hs Chtcara Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct. 1D.-1I. NJ. Thfors. q
young ioan agent Of konnstH, hAs disappeared
aud with him about So5,000 In cast TINT he real
izetl tn u skirul mnnner by diaposlng OF 1,otos,
mortgages etc., intrustci to httn Tor collection.
Special Dtspateh to Tie CAeaao 3ttbant.
RACINE, Wis, Oct. 10.-Thero Is considerable
excitement III Kcnoshn over tho discovery this
afternoon that II. Thters has committed forRer-
los amounting, 80 far as found out, to S90000'
lie WIS popular young 1uan, nnd well known
in ilenoshn und ltaclne. Ills method of forgery
was largciy by tneatis Of fraudulent mortgages.
spclat D1patth 10 Ias Chtedss 1stbans.
RACINE, Wis., OCT. l0.-Taoro was grcnt OK
c!temunt among Kcnosha and Raclno people to-
day by tho unearthtng Of tho heavlost iorgorics
over known In this Stato BY Herbert Thsers, u
young and popular lawyer. Thurs skipnci out
at noon from Konosha, unl, attorh ho WIS gnno.
It was found ho was u forgor to tho amount
Of perhaps tSO,o00. f. Il l.. Dain. Mr. Pom
poyqr, l.. baldwin, z. G. 9lu.mons, It. Simmons,
nnl George Yale are among those whose paper
Inns boon forged tho hUavlest. Tho exact
amount OF oaoh cAnnot bo obtained for aovernl
dnyB. Young Thurs WAS n member OF tho
church ard Of several literRry clubs, una was n
general favorlt among tho ellto Of tho city. HIS
relatives aro among tho tirHt families Ut
KeuOsbp. lilo was ut ono tatno q partner
IT Brand, under tho firm namc OF brand
l. Thiers, attorneys, insurance ngonts. moucy-
loantug brokers, collecting agents. ctc. S8vornl
months BEo tho firm dissolved. Most Ut tho
money was obtained by forged mortgages and
notcs, ho reprGsentinR himself to 10 hEont Of
1:l Datn. In thls way ho sold ono Of bis farms,
forging tho papers. 1t Is Thought bis tfaneac"
uous cover period Of aotnp months, anu en-
brace many of tho wealthy farmers living In tho
| back rnrt OF tho county, with whom ho had
dealings, md perhaps some Of tho 1tacIne bual-
| ness mpn. lie went to Racine CollcRo and was