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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

This is bevond question the mott uccss'-
fol Corgh Medicine We have ever cold, .
few dos invariably cure the worst casts Of
Cuusb, Group and Bronchitis, while lie Won
derful succe in tie cure Of Consumption Is
without parallel in the history Of msdi-
cine. since IT'S 6nt di-cosery it has been
sold on guarantee, test which no other
medic ne can stand. II you have aaouga ve
earnestly SIX You To try it. Price 10 cents,
so ria ind 81. II your lungs are sor Chest
or Back Lame, us Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price rs eta. S Id ny H. J. Fringer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

In east Aichison there were bat three
salocns before the passage Of tie late int M
perance bill BY the Kansas Legislature.
There are nov seventeen, and some Of them
fixed mp in the most gorgeous s'yle. Brides
fare tickets are given BY the salota men 70
the c.tisens Of Aichison and the run 10 kept
up night and day.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24
ANswRR TaIs QUESTION.

Why do 70 many people We see around u
AZ. m to prefer to suffer snd be made misera'
BILE BY Ind ges'iop, Con.tip.tion, Dizziness.
Io~ of Appetite, Coming up OF the F"od,
Yellow S<in, When for IS cts We viii sell
them Shi obs Viislize', guaranteed 10 cure
Them. Sud BY II. ]. Fringer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

SHILOH'S CATAhRH REMEDY, .
marvellous ure FIR Catarrb, Dptbefis, Can
ker mouth and Headache. Win each bottle
there g an ineeni, u, nasal Hector for the
mere successful treatment OF these com.
pl.in,s without extra charge. Prize 80 cts.
Sold by H. J. Finger.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

LEG REYNOLDS. breeders anil DEAL
~rs in Pure and Grade HEREFORD ana SHDfsi
We Will pay One Hundred Dollars kswAri ior
evidence tsat will convict any one Tor selling.
butchering or otherwise depredating upon our
Horses branded L z OF q on len thigh o.
hip.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

Gee . week in your own town. Terms and 3!
QOOout6t free. Address b. HAllett : Co.,
Portland, Maine.
, 1881-10-17
EAvea by \ Coo,. Skin.

''Tho Indians would como Into my store." said
o woll-knuwn Western trader, "by dozuns, aI,d
attor examining my goods 90 awny without pur-
chastug, They had plon!y Ut NANCY and furs,
terry TO nc. and was niinost discouraged.
"At lonKth tho Chlot or the Nation cnmo in
company With y crowd OF Indians. lie instant
Y exclaimed: ',i4w d. Taoa,ss7 Gene ia! shSw .
take four yards OF calico--threa coonskins for
one yurd-halt dollar e1actty-by'm by, to-
morrow, ia pay YOU
"Yhe next Jay ho came, accompanied by hfa
whole baud. Ills blanket above bis watst was
stuffed with c0on8kins. tA1nprlcan, WILL pay
TINT bill aoM,' said tho Indian.
"SnittnE tho aeuon 70 The word he began to
pull tho kE.i.t ffoLa his blanket, aud counting
gut twolye. bold tho thIrteenth II hla hana, aud
finally laid II upon the reat, e1clatintnX: 'That'a
Il exactly,' Kavo 4 back TO him, telling HIN
to owed tso bur twelve, and tho Hroas Spirit
would utt lot mo cheat hu.
"Wo continued 10 pMss It bAck aud forth, each
ono asserting thAt 1t bglonRcd to tho othar. At
lust be eppUared satisfied and Kaye scrulluiz~
Ing look. then placing tho skins within the folds
Of hie blanket, be stepped TO ths door. aud with
q yeti cried, Comel come in, alt you. glJ trade
With shopRle face; he'a honest; ho VIII not cheat
, 1881-10-17
THE WHITE HOUSE.


Drainage OF tlaa prehatfsntlal NEauuson.
T.,u 1:rt a., i,,r, rn.f...s M ,s
wo nro ,",,el,r, H. * y I'LL ss 81, r. ,,,,,a
statos nrmy, for tito opportunity of laylnR be-
for0 ctr readers Col. afarng's rcfJort on tho
Executive s,nnsjon Ut wash,nStou. @ % IN permIt. or M
s'as ns to make ta's reiHift public, Col. Rock.
well desires that 1t bn ulucratuood that ths ts
alu,ply ii preliminary rcnnrt ntcu,,c, tn nout
ont auth thu most ninrine % rfee,s % and IL ~ s,,pu"st t
s'iuh changes as could bo made without lnvolv-
!nI an cnttro reconstruction OF the work. AS
Cnl. Wnrlnuta s.uminutIon wns mn,n nhortiv
ns,oro TresJaont f,ar;,e,J's s",,,nyal 70 y Lnuy
., uo1osu itss'.o". oafue'us se'uu'a 20 AuHh
Nrannh, It was necessarily not as thorough III
the lAter mid hnnl nnG will be,
T'hs rtt,urt Ia cIpar md ctue;so. an,t rcrenls n
condition Of THINKS fur arr from ] crosat,lo @ or sa,ia.
factory. 10 lar as fho arrangement Of pipes,
location or tIxt.irts, md mcans Of ventilation
conditton Ut atnribotuagh ltouao and oltsr
prGtntneRt pubi!o buildings hxnsnlnad III Err
gland. -.,
There Ia no doubt thAt Col. Itnckwell ard h!s
prcsscccssor, Col. Gasey, wor0 we'll nwnro that
tue drainage ARRANGEMENTS VI thu White lIuttYo
, 1881-10-17
1'Ois'r OF CHICAGO.

tHREFtEHs
S,mr tn5"ns Mi!wnnsc, sn,r,c, ,,,,o.
!'tnp ,Al4.rt s,Iyr. A!uskeauIl 1h.nber.
!.rnp Annln lH.strt MMaxr4Vn. lnribues
i,sa" trorss iittt;ms, t; Sta.Etat,i. sttndeiea.
t'r,r ". t'r',,.; aiuskestn. tl!tnl1r.
!!,r'p A1Hlns. Al.sk@autI. aAlnHer,
*rhr t7hNllnn1t. N iHskPEHil. 1MlnlHr.
sHlr 4tiittskrhE, 'hAnIHtar. IilnIittr.
fS!,r hln:n* ,'nIr, ,:'rnvrrsn Ety. lumber.
Nrhr CnEnl. Ml'bMr l.nka lumber,
scl'r !'t.HlH, atllrHroit ltnY. G,@ts.
ssbr ElnnH .,siI,I, .sin,sn.ues. iHu!.nt.
Sr!r u. =. MHstlt, MAnlt>n Island, lHtnbGs.
tcilr .!nnnsn Muffin. MnsRn1'.n. tH,ltrr.
s'r st,s i'fis%s 'iasl" insGaHp i"'s sGHspyaaS' tss' rk.
sc!Ir N!rt1l Stnr. tirnu,s i!s1. hnrlDs.
Sct,r S,t l.! i,Smis 1Srr, 81 t;ESl' lift
sSnr i. Il. i'.nueft,v. Xtf.n6ala, cnn..,
scl,rt {. lruwt,r,v,,, .ilnlHIi1td's 1HlnNd, tics.
Hrhs Hnr'ltnIn. Green ltay, Fu*ts.
Esr ss.r y AysssS y 4Ssys ss,a cer
Hrhr Wiitu tIak, Munlster. iulnbrr.
I'ro1 Ii. Z. tirlttaIn. HlusIttluk. .,lrlts!as.
AcrrAL HAIi.tStss.
htme Curonn, sl!wnnktc. %ut1dr!es.
ft'a i1s '?f1s,sE'' ssss ii"i i!tHss s1a. ID er.,.
t'rtyi l.rcntl.iliE, k;rlG. n, ,tkN III Gten
iup Wlsnnhucks,i,. I,.ia!n. alilJ ii. corn.
s s! H. aefsssSF SaH iss' is. 's1f .,Ssit; s''f's'
sshr sS 4. H. tesrs .sttio Ilay Il. Sua" sa:sircs
i,f ss'f s T. Tsl. t lt,,.i'Is ist, ;s @ ~ Sr' S syru
sshr !. y. Lynn. ls1t!lnu. sh.ssu bH corn.
Hcllr t'nbn. iiultnl0, !A,l0 hi rs,t!t.
tullr Mnrln AlnFttn. l!ntfuln, a1. ~ !li corn.
si:l.r lily 1f 4i,cb.yaHts. E:tcntnhn, llslit.
Schr Luna urant, MuskcRon. light.
, 1881-10-17
HOME GATHERINGS.

6pfetdl 0dtpdtth TO TIA Chtea0o 1rto1hs*
MILWAUKEE, VIE, Oct. lG.-Tho sohoencr
diuou, having been struck by lightning carly
yesterday morning on kownunss, Tho light
Eipg strnck tho main topmnst, brpakiny II oil
above tho cyrs OF tho rigging. a portion of tho
1ltctrlo tItld then passed down tue tppHulant
stay, spl1ntorlnT tho forumast hoad 90 buddy aa
to ruin tho spar and completely doubling up a
b'luare cyc-bolt plato Of iron. Another portion
of tho ilnll dcscontlcd tho bnck stay, singoIng
ollu Of Tho loRs Of tho maty, Christ IIanson twh0
was standing ncar}, below tho knee, healdos
frightening him tut Of his aeusos. Tho splIn-
tiers OF tho forenast head fnirly .ridlr.l the
ioreRnif sopsatl Tho affair 9cchsioncl d gon-
ar1l panic ntuotlx tits CROW Ut tho Surprise.
\ BlUK CAPTAIN.
The gteam-hargg Kcrshnw arrived in charge
Nnod to his h0tA1 III Detroit W 1ltneSs-
No GLEN.
There Ia as yot no Glow 10 tho identity Of tho
vessel or vessels thMt w0lcrloKxcd aud hrnke ttn
outside during thu iate gale. Thu description Of
answers TO that of tbe scow- -sUhooner eSa Jeha
Luau Jr. - III.
spn.fAo A LEAK.
The ssnpnSr ss s, shas Wn,9w wheh srung
the Straits arrived hero today,
Lost 4 MAFT.
6ptetat pttpateh 10 1As Chteaoo Ittbuna
ahau oss i ia'so ~. sas oi logs jsstsay a ef. Ia
GreeM Lay, about three miles outside ii tho
buy. The logs were belg taken from PcshtiXo
tu Two Rivers, Tho luR is lying in this port
now, and ID watttng for orders trotn NflWaukcc.
THE CANAL
Ttcro Ia no foundation tor lie Btatcment that
work gu tho canal has boon inpelcl by the late
storm. Tho eauAl has not hesh tliled up With
satisfactory rate.
RAN QH NEEF.
51<tfal Dspatch to Ihs chteaoo Tttauns.
SAND nkACtl, Mich, Oct. l6--The 8tGa1n. barge
0ntonagon rAli on the ruof at Point au Nnrluos
last night during hoAvy Knlo. Shu Waa Obliged
to lot 70 OF four harKus which shu had Ia tow,
l. aud thoy were picked hy tho tug Naiko aud
, 1881-10-17

4, :,
co'mer y itcnstc!n's German comedy CONE
ilr Won scnyriznr.s npyr stnv,,,~ rfr,,f nr ,,n,n
,.ran os =, ,' r, ,',.s,,nr,.. H., ,,,,,., INV
titled "Din Ntohtc des htillontrs " frho Mill
ionalre'a Niccc). Hike must plays OF this CHAR.
tcr II ns Int ,ttfs Mot mr. intrInsto yn,,to ma,
lllerArS lIolust'ou. ~ ueponus nlose lor lts
SUCCESS upon Funny sltstntsons and Incidents nnl
u hufnnrul1s anu witty lllul0g, Intcrspcrsed with
teIi ~ ,l,.,.a ,nn,,,,s ,',,n,, ~, oti,, ~ t', s
n;u ~, y. pluss "stsnus upou NV aI.ns, - Ius
pli Jmrts must bp Ill tho hands VI
competent c0ll,tdInns and soubrcts, and
Gveli tie minor ;nrts must uu IN tho hulds Of
tuIItlbIe actors. Thc leht!n4 rifles Inst evening
were III Rnod hands. but some Ut tho 1nlt,nr mris
wrru su but1ly Gust n1id HI exccranly performed
thlt EyGn Tic EuUu work Ut tho 1ghutllX people
, 1881-10-17

Speaking on the subject VI church music D.,
foro tho New York and l3rook!yn Congregations
ciared tho nlajurlty Of hytnn books sorry la!tit
urcs. :" A, hymn book should eo likc q eo.S. as.
table," sAld tho speaker; VT should bt 90 ~
leavu thu rest nlono. Aany Ut ihe popaita1ss
hyfuna Of tho day are utterly dev0t1 81 I,oatts
ilaclf. hnw0v0r, that u vatuublo, but Tue tsei.
luYs 1t arousps. There arc thuso that aru rldlcu.
(als In themselves, but which have tcc1tfas
anuintex1 i'll It wer0, aud hre GntItted tO II hKaet
rank by Ecnsol ut their results than uso oils'
fuultless III Rhythm nnd Thought"
, 1881-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

tpATIENCfs.S
GtcrL nn1 Yulflvn1l's latest wnrk, d" J'nttenccn
wits prtMl.tcu NJ tho Grantl ,lperH- ffolsc. la.s
evening", hy ttictt's "s,.rprIeo pnrty," Ia a
crowded house. 1hs cn1nrany Inns heretofore
tcc nva4p,i IN lilo t,rototiun TT l,,rlca,s,cs Of
tito" iiobinson Erusoc" ty1's; and Its cHsnyal Of
esthotiu opcruttM Ia II Hight nI.tei, ni,nvo tho
rinnp uf lis TURNER ttHlrrtuk1t1Rk. THO cnst,
consequently. wiH IN BtIne rluces very Wc,lt:
nti,i. tho,'Nh there wcr, many gond font,,res III
rio performance. thu rtrcet, It's while, did bot
exceed tito lt'.,ns Ut sImrlc responsibility.
Misc ilnso Temple, tho iu'tt,Itt, las often
sung hrrr bet0rG. lcr voice Ia light, bit p,ca,.
ni't I'll its tunes. tfcr aeting WINS tcfctgnt ia
slr|ghtliness, with tho exception ur tho scene
with G'vsrtnor, IN which EiticHco alter.
tRtciy voices her qualification nt hs
luvU fur hur, nt,tl yUJ,ts ticr !ut.tEuAion nj hs
manifestations OF That toyv-tn which HccnD the
witnalcni tltutRcs wUru depleted Gy Miss Ten.
plo with striking degree Of aahtlon nntlhastcul
transition. Miss Wentworth, tho LaaU Anotht,
Is rcas'sg singer, and did we'll In llor portray.
vi Of tllu variuus pnascs Ut tho esthotlc or,xe-.
being quito well supported, by Miss Percy ns tho
Lady sdjAttr md Aiits Hall rs tAo Lady Ella,
Tho f,tiy Jttne-wiilch character Is intended to
10 tnlcn by n wnssa1i Of large slzo-was III tho
hnntls' VI Mr.. fprtusrut whH haa for several
yenrf tnaec al',;uInsty OF fcsrn'o characters! ID
lon nun is directly ,,cstlUs,uhlc. ii IL b,t jsiica
tu Nr. FnrtGsctsG 10 sny thut itta personal NJ.
penr.,cu IL thoroughly u.apteti ~ the ,t,aysyt-
rr, ,,,i ii,,t lis bass.vu Song Wis cxesnt.S hi
with II rGnsonMl!; ninuil1t of eorpaluht. fcinno
oxprssoi,. iMnilior''e, by Mr.. McCnllin. wa
ptet ilrl,iR well tuko,, on III I'LL particulars, ind
rsIerility III .lctton Full force wins given 10 ali
tho suiset,t t,oins 9l tho eharMetsrlz"u1n. With.
sweetness, il ~ win pDwer; :rho three oi.ecrs
, 1881-10-17
WALKED INTO THE RIVER.

RHELnYv1LLE, Ind, Out. 1b.-Enrly this morn
i1lH tho dead buiy Of Mrs. Ephraiu, Drake was
found In Il pilo Of lrlftwool IN Dluo River, eight
miles west OF hare. The Indy loft hcr bod about
3 o'clock In tho inorn!nK, and not returning
Hho was oithcr suffering froln temporary insan-
ity or sasnnambnllsm, It Is not known which,
passes near her house, and was drowned.
, 1881-10-17
YANKEE M1DDIES.

"A asrcczc frous the Unitc.t States Naval
neutrality-suspicious. AhoMt ExnM-
inati0lIA, picl,ck, Stang Phrases, MHd
1tixclftlittc.
N'riittn {or The Chicago Tribune.
In tho quaint and bsturIcAI old town of AM
nnpuiis, u,i tho south bunk of tho eevcrn RIVER
Is i,ellic.s thu Unitr,l States Nnrml Acalrlny,
which IL recognized rs tho hest nnA most thur
t'tltlt Nnsnl trAntt'y schM III tho worlsl. Tho
1ilakcs. Nolsuns, Paul Ioncs, uucnturs and Fur
raRuts NJ tho futuru American navy Hro Ill
lying hi,l tndny III tho fufs Of tic .clieekMl
laas ut Annapolis, mid wien they cntnc to 40.
fcii tho 'faE aftd vtitf<asu thu majesty IF tho
Government thoy Will conquer us thoy uscti
10 III.
This famous Institution svas founded IN lald
hy Secretary thu-N NMsy lancrUtt during tho
Administration vi President Polk. We Will not
plunge into list vi sry statistics with wtticn
must fci.lcr9 arc fa,sl1lAT, but tender ut nt'eu nn
Introduction to tllu mI.ldlus-" thu s,rrut lIttlo
chrrubs thnt sit uh nloft."
Whou you huyv =" bnncd" {sttltlictD hartl fur n
yeAr preparatory for your approaching cxntnt-
hutton as to your qualifications tn brcolnu
ca,lct- m!shirtnun III Unelc SUMS ucntieny, nttl
1t hAR cA1le lurth yuur every plfDrt to sctrc an
appointment giving yoti lia privilege 0l pushing
thfn,sh tlut or!iea, yon ,l,'ay bs lts.lonci It,
Fought i1cts really It ls Uftiy tho Fekct-iriliH-
M Glhr of wt,at is yut - co!,le. There seems
c,tlet, tt,r nj tu.t inu,,lent when yu,lr courage
hns le:n scrcwti tn tho sticking rnlht. whct
certain feeling Of i:,ttcpentcncc inantcsts 1t.
self, ut1d 3uu have visions Of tito sta uf Ii tag-
ship mnnneh to receive yut, on. tho quarter-
drek-t:onKress having appreciated your merits
uhe chMnHc cu,ncs n'cr tho spirit of yourdrealns
rs tho lac1 - renxcd thAt sou ,!rc = very
copY,sy as ss S mercy o e a pqst
Bitra II tho future navni ilrlnnincht. ihn aro
Spsas to @ ,rs, esGGy r
ts sS VIII; eceks Ct Ss'osq 10 t" known 'as ss
o Vita sy y ts aa So Y Ts s9st "uass , S S s4 S1
snp9rority . & pves s!e - nooes 81 Kscsn. ana i
M s sssta 10 rseolsS oaiy S % il" !"ost eourcoas
Treatment from theul... The ".nlt's," tnvin9
t p Koo Shts so 'rs n, to ~ Gx,sc for
newcomer possessed With al, unls!e.2 amount
Of cleek ;.s. rcvinus TO y.l,r oxan'!natIou
study Into n eoiple Or hours. Yon ani':.
sea esT whsuer HIKE n solr wy oves yes
nnd II bal,i u fun-losinv "n,ils' rush unccre-
gwen for the important prt,cce,,tnxs To, com
m,sasr: % & Y11, are istrced M how % 70 say tho r..
| ?t yeite tile "a fa!ni!tar-"M Mary liad r Lutte
9 W.T. with thq s .s %ape ~ ss fsno@ 1 [iI #
| t'u requested 10 execute tho "Hrnnd Rninnm," Il
veritnb!c antlna Goiltprtlon which requires tho
buwlns lit tho ,noss Ul,srqntous ,nnnner. ut tho
Hamo THUG moving hansls backwards and for
sss sue S aonf %stg1 " M! Vii aa pers SH yo I
to % stand On On your hea'l a,al hnse conl water
,;l 1 ss ys psts5s 5 pu i y9e sS9s tSss
( yum 0nsb tho wAft'rot'c or wrcsso with acvcrnI
elutrs. Should you nppear languid tho 1nutl-
Ani Into It YOU viii 10 hiirie,i. and tha,i
mute mute to swsng lise M click nan.lul,'M,, bnt M9t
ia ttDun In TIM HulHN imntnSSlt5t
, 1881-10-17

tnwctl to tho i1ntonngnn. and arrived hrre this
evening. t!tr siaake stack Ia lying M hcr t1rtk.
CNtiarH t,y tho lhr vt Rtr.klnH III tho RUFF. Rhn
IL mt damaged mich Dltlerwisc. Tue wtn.l ID
blowing lltrl from the northwest,
, 1881-10-17

Special Dspateh 10 TAs Chicago Tribune.
OrTuAwA, Ia, Oct. B-Thomas A. Cas'a, dla~
charged from Company D. Third United States
Cavalry, at Fort Baucrs last Wcek, cut hia thront
fro.n cur to cnr ut tho restlcncG of bis hrothor
In this city to-day dying almost INSTANTLY. lie
wns ~ yeArs old. Whisky did It,
, 1881-10-17
MARINE NEWS.
The Peri1s OF Lake Michigan
as Exefnplified Last
Week.
Sturgeon 1sny Canal MI 1tl-
pr0ychicnt Of 0rcnt Inl-
I,OrtnnCc.
Around tho Lakcs-Sand Beach Harbor-
Dock aud Other Notes-Arrivals
and Departures.

Around tho IlkCS-SIuu Beach HntQUT-
-, ,,
9nu uePaft"tos'
----
HOME GATHERINGS.
r,tr rE,ttt4s or t,AkE MICHIGAN,
lnc M.'wn"Keo ,4paMeah ol sa.htuns ,as
~, ~, ,.,n. ,ns, ~ unx - " rn,n1,,, ~, ,xr.,
y" .lo ". "" " ,...'.. ."e .,
nav !,' " wh'ch eihe nsh',te ". nme''" % fr"aS'
"Tflo schooner Evn. cnpt. john ThuInp'on, mr.
rived III p.rt u,t,,lt 1u'elock lust eycml,g, with
II carFo of stnvcs tsotn iio'la,,!, Mich. Caps.
Thompson rrpurts thut nbont = o'clock yrs,er-
Lnv nf,nrnonr .ht,, niv,,1t ,ir,ccp ,nIIra rnst.
y ~ Nv, M'. s sps'., ,s e"s'.
cnh!r Of tho Etvn, his eyes caught sight nf nl
nh1ees IN tho water short tltsa'icc frt'tn HIN
thst !ovkel liko tho spnr Of II vcs6ul with part of
mntr md hv .hn linn l,,. nrrivc,i ,tny ,yrrt
~hnln lo lcet " the "1ccH"He' ''o p,h'nlS shw@
WINE passing tito ta'Rlcd ',lAss- n largo Rfnr,
which nnpenrc4l to c taken OH uIltp close Il, &11u
deck, with saii set 0N IT, md Aasu saw tho rigging
tnng!cd on tito spur. Tho I;vu WIS alakt,g good
fnro t,,, v,mh in,t I,,, t,.,nn,,'.,,, I,.a,n. In
Jury ,uo "',,.' "'1t t"ft. tuoa'rson 'ao"ent ne
col'''l seq tho stern ami s'tito work of tho
eo,,rsu Of tito Elvn ,yys r.,u,,uct To t,te wcst.
frhr,o ,,,i,,, yr,,,,, ,utn, ,,,, .z,n,,tr H, ,,
tho tapHtsJ mnss ] how ho nasss @ In cx nn"k. mk a p%
othor pieces VI II vessel. lie wis Of tho opinion
that hp sNy uuutter st,,,r n tsu,s]trahIy lii.
fat,eo nwny on tic WHtrr. ilc t,nssN !, i,ttci,.
tnevulis tluck plnnke who, wrro tr,ssc,l scS,nnd
vessel WINS eithor run nto l,y s,,,,is utiior
vessel Or oIse she cHpsjzEd lie Sls nlsn ri
,,,r sMe uRlh!on snnt thG slow Mas @ MT scscrc
, 1881-10-17

a MILWAUKEE AtCl11TECT.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 10.-U, F. flolz, u
well-known architect Of this city, t'as been
missing since lust Thursday. A letter Just
discovered shows tint lle committed AufcIue,
probably by drowning.
, 1881-10-17

KILLRD HIMSELF WITH A. GUN.
Special DhpateA to Tia Chteago 1Ttbunss
Oshkosh, Wis, Oct. 1b.-Fredorick OnIska, a
0Brman farmer, killed himself With q gun ut
Lear Creek yesterday, Tho Coroner'a jury ren'
tered verdict OF accidental shooting. but
thcre IL Eunior that 10 committed suicide.
, 1881-10-17

IIorsford's Acid Phosphate
for nervous debility, cufeebcA llgestIon, etc.
!'alnphlet treo. Nuulord ChrmlGal Works.
Providence. u. l.
, 1881-10-17
Tho nsIsslsstppl 1l5vcr improvements
Convention.

II thu E'tlior VI Ihe Chta9o Tribune
New YO,x, Oct. N,-Ou tho .Jth Of tho pres.
oht !nontn !. ~ ploposeu ~ ho'a RIaho eoa-
fenilun OK statesmen aho engineers ht 81. Lotlis
III ordcr to moro vigorously make known to tho
Uyuerul Government and tho peoplo of this
,,,,r. ~, .,o i,,,,'.t"r,n ~, ~ Mtssfs.,,,, nna
eu"n''y tho '4lp"s .a"l" VI wv 's'os.s'n'' u.u
rivers IN general balnE improved TOR tut or1'ott
of navigation, commerce., otc. Ii this ls oil tho
convention 's going to accomplish lts delegates
ialglt ~ "o!l stny Ut nome, ior sno Importance
OF TINT fact ts proved by Rll and disputed by
Nonu; but, uli the contrary, II tho convention
,v,1Ii ca,,a,3or solcIv nnf instruct tho t;nverp-
t n , ,t - ~ .,,.". ~, s,.tor, - .,,,o.,
'ptn. ~" onu pA1t y. II. " " nyaIoi' VI iise'1
oould 10 improved Without ihJaflng INC hav'Ra'
ton and flow Mt other rarta by caus!n1 over
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Nero Calling On tho uovornfnent 10 approprl-
having u,,y common. sense plan 10 spend II on.
wo,iI n,ust .rs sItuIuify Indicate that It IL fur
in,IrnyutncnI" Uf Tho Treusilry that tho CON.
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Myth. history. and lexend-nb0va all, 20 fur a.
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laley Of Shakespeare, layo associated the Ar
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Winch estoF4s kAYpOph0sQflItes
will lture consumption, coughs, weak luuka, brnne
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-09

of the military service, End which includes
2S,bl2 men and 1908 horses, bringing up
tho total strength of the active army for the
next year to 49s,4 sS men and l2o, o75 horses.
The number of recruits to be- enrolled in the
active army in 1882 is l62 l9l; OF these
104 S14 will go into the infantry, - $50 10
the cavalry. q, S18 to the artillery, 26S to
the engineers, 1850 to the military train.
and 4,S07 to the administrative branch of
the service. The total strength Of the various
arms curing next year 10 set down al: ln-
fautry, 14l regiments of the line, having 2SS,'
aga mer 30 bsttslions Of chasseurs, q pied,
having 10 $50 men; regiments of zouaves,
10, 4S0 men: 8 bsttslions African light infant
nv, 4.l40 men,. bAttalions of the foreign
legion, 2,526 men; native African regi-
ments (Turcos and Geums) 493 men; dis-
ciplinary companies (Zsphyrs), $40 men;
and 55 sections of disciplined men distributed
among the various braacirs &c the adminis-
tratve services of thes ny, is 2l7 men. Cav
alry-68 1872 men, dist,ihu.,t among IL reg
iments of cuirassiers, 26 If 'r,goons, % Of
chssseurs, IL Of hussa" ! Of chssseurs
d'Afrique, 3 of Spshis FL . companies of
remounts. Artillery-S8 regiments, having
55,7l7 men; 2 regiments of pom
toners, 1907 men; 10 companies of artillery
workmen, having 8 666 men 8 rocket COM
panies of 3l5 men, and 81 companies of ar
tillery train, having 5,244 men. Engineers
regiments, having II 007 men.
The army train includes twenty squadrons,
with II 696 men. The list of generals in.
cludes three msrshals (Canrobert, MscMa>
hon and Leboeuf) 1870 generals of division,
of whom twenty -four are in the reserve and
thirteen hold special appointments; 2Sl
generals of brigade, of whom thirty one
are in the reserve. The generals who
have been transferred to the
reserve are over sxty.fve years OF
age, in which category are also some Of The
generals who hold special appointments,
Gen. Fare, the minister of war, being Ct the
number. BY regulation which comes into
force his year, q per cent of the coutingests
Of 1876 and 1877 will be sent home on I'M
limited furlough. This IL the first step
toward reducing the period of five years
service with the coloIs.