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ALBERT sCHEFFER,


the other member of the firm, agrees entirely
with his partners as to the policy to be pur-
sued at the next presidential campaign, but
holds that there should be a reorganization of
the Democratic party under new name.
There are, he said, not Democrats enough to
succeed, and the organization does not seem to
draw towards it even the dissatisfied elements
of the opposition. Many of the very best Re-
publicans would hail with pleasure the adj
vent Of new party founded
on current principles, but when obliged
to choose between the two old organizations,
adhere to their own in preference to the DEM
ocratlc. With live issues, and such reorgan-
iZation, with new name, and say, David Davis,
of Illinois, as the standard bearer, he believed
the Republican party would be swept from
power in 1884, and an era of genuine reform
inaugurated, which would result in realiza-
ton of the much wanted Democratic claim of
government of the people and for the people.
HON. JAS. SMITH, JR.,
is the attorney of the St. Paul & Duluth rail
road. he left the Republican party and united
his fortunes with the Democratic party at the
time of the Liberal detection, and from the
first has been, and still is an enthusiastic and
able worker in the Democratic ranks. He has,
for years, been sent to the legislature from the
city, having been member of both houses,
and is universally respected for his probity,
purity of character, and honesty of motives
governing his private and public actions. His
ideas of the next campaign, briefly expressed
in answer to those Investigations, are as fol-
lows: s. f-
No. There other questions that can not be
ignored-the currency, banks of issue, etc.,
ETC., and another question, quite as important
as the tariff question, and that Is the issue
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ARTHUR, WARREN & ABBOTT, 1876 and
1888 East Third street.
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POLITICAL WISDOM.
VIEWs OF PROMINENT MINNESOTA
DEMOCRATS on THE SITUATION.

A General and Substantially Unanimous
Revenue Only"---Some Other Flanks
Suggested, But the Tariff to be the Cor
ner Stone of the Next Great Struggle
Nearly All Cling to the Old Name---They
Have Fought Too Loas Under the Old
Banner to Take New Title in Their
Old AEGEAN Interesting Resume of
Opinion.
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interviewed him, with the following result:
l. Yes, emphatically. 1t is my doctrine and
always has been. It is the min issue if
not the only immediate issue between the two
parties of to-day. am willing to take the
chances on it in a national contest, and always
have been.
2. Of course answer for myself only. I
have been Democrat ever since l was born.
The word Democracyzmeans a great deal TO
me. have fought and won and fought and
lost under that name; and l am no less attached
to it in defeat than in victory. 1, for myself.
will carry that name as long as 1 live. The
Democratic party has been betrayed or misled,
hut its principles-well understood by the
mass of those who have adhered straightly
to the party, are those of freedom.
They have not been changed. They are inim-
table and applicable to all events and times.
The leaders who suppress our principles in
bargains for local or temporary advantages are
corrupt-bought with a price. The time will
come when the Democratic leaders will tell
them so, on the stump and in the national
councils. We have had enough of coalitions
and of time-servng experiments. We have
lost lately only because our party leaders have
been afraid of our party notwithstanding
they would hurt them individually, here or
there. 1 I'm ready 10 do my part for Demo
the day, and l know if l can go to the people
with even one national issue fairly presented
by the national party l will go with more conf
dence than eyer. We can gain largely in this
State if we stand to the Democratic doctrine of
free trade.
3. No, emphatically. For me, it is impos-
sible. We cannot reOrganize as the whig
party did. Invent to pieces; our party can
not be broken; it will net dissolve; all its
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omSunday's Edition.

The follotoing matter On tAis page appeared
b Sundays edition. The raason for fhis reps1o-
Keatios 6 because eur regylar mail rats q SUD
snipsios does not include tie SandGy ISSUE, srd
comparatively s0 IN the country care to pay s1fra
for the Sunday edition, snaieh hss ia the st. Foul
post office and goes cut in the san" mail Nth ths
Monday paper. The more important ne'ss, to
TIE ertst Of too or three columns. Is therefore
rspp6lished on Monday for the benefit Of country
subseri6ers uho do not see the SUNDAY GLoRI,
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River Division-
Thro Chicago & E. EXP.
Thro Chicago & e. EXP
Iowa l. Mimi. Division
Thr6 P. du O ,Mil&O Ell
st. l.. & Kan. City Ex.
81. l. b Kan City Ex.
Hastings 4 Dakots EXP.
Owatopna Passenger
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UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE.

HEZEKIAH HALL, furniture and upholstery
Choice stock; frstclass work; No. 81 Jack
son street. 1888 - ~
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PERKINS, LYONS. & Cos 81 Robert street
B. KUHL & co., Wholesale Dealers in
liquors and Wines, 1914 East Third street, st.
Paul. .-...r .-.-- f--5,e--s.--f
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WINES AND I1oUoRss- Whols.iss )

CRJPPEN 4 UPSON, "a Efst Third street.
W. H. GARLAND5 81 East Third street.
, 1881-08-27
THE INDIANS.

WASHINGTON. d. G., Ang. M.-Agent
l.leliawyu, from the AIesualer0 Agency, Naw
Mexico, under date A,ls. 20, tclcgraplls tho
Commissioner at 1nllnn Aila!rs us follnws:
."DestgnIng pe1sa1ls llaye scattered broatl.
east !nfalaous lies concerning tho Indians Mt
tl,ls agency; that all hut myself lad
becl. ,,assarrcd. anu tin I'1sltans lIad
sonu on tho war.pat. There IL not
i pnrtic!u Of truth III The report. a t!Ytaelt-
l.uut OF tru0ps under liull-cNntlI(sstoIlott
officers ls rpgulnray stationed Ilertt alu ut
thu tlhu tito Wurst r!l,I!uTs Wor1 !IyislS TWO
con.pHiltes Of United Sutex cavalry wsro
latroiItng tho reservation. e4pt. Giiaaek, In
i!ry, passpl .lrralIy through tl,c Agency,
visited tho Indian cailIp. atlu satisfied
himself ulnt all was right, AId aec!!rutl
thu Sortlcas ~ BulM1 0l CAiG!
la,pofs ropoftuti as bolng o,, Tug war-lu.th. /
assure the department that all tho l!Itlalis
nntlor, my cftrRo uyl''co no disposition to
'Con,lniss,olIer rrlcc, Of the l,.lian uuroa,,
saya: "9O fur NJ rl.ll D4 Ataertnlned,, ulu
ugpfgdutI0lls ai1a pt1trRRes About wllIc!l ~
nlligll llAS berl, said lliIyo beuh committed
BY rowing band Of Illd!a,la not on lile rcser-
walton, ai,4 there Is gnU.l roason 10 suppose
tl,ern i,re sulllB .lawless Wll!to nIeil among
these rowing Indians"
, 1881-08-27
RUSSIAN JEWS.


THE rlllsT rSSTAr.I.MEST TO I.E.AvE FOR
THIS COUNTRY SEPT. II.
Special Dlspatth to Thf Ch1eaeo 1ftount.
NEW Yol.K. AUG. 2d.-1lr. Adolpl, L.
snuger, Secretnry Ut tho Union OF American
Hebrew Congregations uEd the Donrd Of
Delegates or Civil and Religious Rights, says
tho lIrst tl,stallmont of tho persccutcd ltAs-
sian Hobrows who aru coming to America
will sniI for this port OH or about tho 18th OF
,lext month. The party will comprise be-
tween 200 and 800 able-budlcd mechanics,
turner's, and workIngntan. Additional ship
,ucnts will follow Us rapidly " funds coll be
raised to 1,ay tic expense OF bringing tho
people ;crpss tile ocean. ut IL not tic OBJ
jcct of MIR Society,"" says Secretary SanRer,
ITO Import Il lot ot worthless peoplO who
would nut make good clt1zons Of tho Unitetl
S!ates., Our agents ,ga right iat9 tlle 'nl.!st
ut the Russian population a&ad ninke tttllgcnt
iuQllirleS us to
THE CHARACTER AND i1Anlrs OF THE m
NlV1Du4At. nEl!IsEWs
who ,lre tlcsfrouB of ioMytnk Il Government
wlIuru they Hre Opprosdeu rlltl abused nilt Ut
bGcUMlhg r0a!tlohtSuf u country Wl!ore civil
nReA.. TlIero Is Il: mistaken tttea among
not g!.od farncrs. Only u few days Rgo
tl,rct, 1tassiuns cAsne to this Office MD toll
mo tIlny wcru OH their why to tic Northwest
ii suttle on furins," lie Bnys tho tirst inject
IL to bring pyur- yOullE nnA nhlN-hntlctl men,
wllU will snull bn fol l0wed by their families.
M lN.itptrH ur llsaolulc people are to bu cll-
eUltrngel to come.
, 1881-08-27

cn..t, ru.,>,,.. =. ~. t,b.s.,o 1..Ln.,
"pes.u' I'pae" 70 ."' ."'saeo ,'a".,. 1,,na"ss
NEW iuIs's. AnR. MA somewhat sIi'Et1-
iur ,narrIaKa ceremony took plnce tn.tay IN
tim wedding of Udganain, better ktlowi, rs
"Xum Charley" who Is attacllo,l to a
museum hete' 70 atiss Ah..'ette " HHsm.'
Wits laay III 1tal'a" ucseeht, Mass to1~
aih'' VINO ~ q 'l''1slc tcaeilei' on'y 70 se"ts
oil. visited tho luuseuill lust Febr'lnry. al'd
theru suw tho Zulu for tho first time. 1t was
thnt tin" t,o.,,nn fmnnr,,t uu,l NJ t,o ,vn,.ks
ti'st ~" ~, .os"o " q, .u
rollea hy tho Hl!a. ocsnf 70 MAhl1es' ~ anec-
tlon for her. Mr.. Corsthl, WHO IL pro"
In Nav yorls ,ynx t,,pntIv o,,nostt To tha
,',.t'i. ,, i,t ~ ,,,,s,t,t,,.r II, IL. ,,o,.n ~
malch' hhu ~" e'ctyln!lH ~ ny po"et ~
rer5'aAe Ills f0nhAlitlc httlo Aanshtef 10
GIVE W. rtfE ZuLu
and think nothing uury nbout lin. This
n,Iv hn,t .ho atrnct ~ ,tacnpntnv fhc ntfrrtfon
, 1881-08-27

wAII. sTtlEEr BrEcuLATloSs CAusEn 1T,
NEW Y0ltK, Aug. ah-Tllo fa!lure ut jacls-
1hs,. Il O'Ilaea, manufacturers ut cIoRks and
snlts, White street, was announced to-day.
1t IL statcl to le tho result at losses by spec
lllatIons 1t, Vail stro0t by the sultor partner,
who ilus tled tho country. Patrick II. 0'l1nra.
tic rullalnlng partner. nla.o an assignment
yesterday Of all tho assets tor thu benedt at
tl,e creditors. The tiE,n was very we'll known
III tho ssa.lo, pIll WINS supposed To llave santEu
considerable money. JOHN i. !ackmasl, tho
senior partner, llad entire ctlarKn ot tlo
finances, Q'Ilala learmett vt tho condition Dt
xifuirs from Q tslelltl of tho litMl WHO Int Te'
getyad tic following letter: ~
SIN: The tlrtn OF J. s OIL. y no lpnRcr ablo
to protest Tomorrow. Tha oapItal WAs ply lust
by inc lu Wall atsset. w, TO tut ttmo ! heyo
tas, could not last. The iault was all With ~,
as Ol3ara ,kaowa nothing nh0at tho matter. tlo
could not ttll alnl, J. +. 1ACkAAA.
, 1881-08-27

Cn., 4. Constable Il TO-, and other firms hs
well known. The merchants md ot'lcr busi-
ness.llteh Wern
AROUSED rnDM TItElN APATHY
wle,, It WINS discovered that atcll Il National.
Bankrupt nst, II passctl, wnaltl tto them MI
Immense tleal oF l,nfn'. particularly Us sucl,
cities ~ New York, Cliicago, Now Orleans,
n,ld st I.ouls wura hardly considered Iii tho
act. One uf tic lending n,Grcllants here OK
pressed the Upfntnn ttl.tlny whel, llH aa!1i
" Wv tto mt want u Inv That simply
provides places fur hungry lawyers III
senre, 0f fit posttlnns MS 1ieglstrars. hr wllD
are ever ready u cotn9 To tic fellet of fra4u.
,'lrns bankrupt tritlcss. We Eatl ntlte
cntltE. of Tint tl,tevlD9 t.idcr the, Oil InW.
tiotlnl Bankrupt net. ~ l!rUtn,sctl Wy the
lhlweI bill, WI woMlf prefer to rcnalll ~
We now Are, without any law ut I'LL. The
State inw hs II ilo!v stands RlyesNa more pro-
tectton from fraudulent bankfnpts tl!an r
TttE 1owE1L HILL
would. Ono prnmlnel,t tnurellant said TO INC
tse nther Any, W. would rather a4e 4 'lail..
rupt stuck .p,,t on tic sidewalk and
burned III tlinn !tnyp such u law
as ),rnpnsrA iilhlcr tho bill fhtr0luccu
last wfntof, nnd certainly It wnul! DO better
for NIL VI iis.n II IL cxpcctHl that Ju!gu
1fn.nEtlonIl. 9f TENNESSEE, VIII le nskeal tU
t(rlft n suitable bankrupt BIZ, wl!ie! Will w
,los only. fair u tho BANKRUPT but to tho cred
pDrlion 1T tho bl,siiless community In any
Acctlon Ut tho r0lil!try. ~ soon hs the Htl,il-
Ihhr vstcNtlnli IL ctusCl aid bilHl!css-nien !RVa
returned to 1nNll KteDs Will he taken for T.
meeting Of tlie lentttng fnc.1 engaged III sarl"
OTIS lines Ut business.
, 1881-08-27
TIINIH.:

n CHEAT EyctrEsENT At susA.
cnA,Hls, Aug. M-NBws recclyetl from
nsH tsns says grcat excitement prevails In tho
,s,I ~Ine ail1 villages In tho vicinity Of Husa,
n4a % NO proximity Of Arah bands. 1so-
.a h. ~, " plllaglng hive bccn received from
,a,s saufe neiRhborllood. Thu Governor 0t
s,st sIa nas prohibited nrsnet1 Arabs froni Ell
s y. s sae town, Several thousand Arabs
,s4se0stet! ,aa ~ 10 be within forty.ayo k!lam0.
as'.Nl a%ol tanis, and others tcn kilometres from
,no.uoinet, wl,ero q FleMoll dotaehuleilt u
n nst.n,p'' nst.,!s' whicl. Ge'l, l0geFo! has ordered
uaasa" in tho direction Ut Tu.ls,
Il 'I.oEn TO IN HEsronRD IN rUa1s.
t.,,Se ~ reported That Roustan, French Minis
nnts. inhls' has been summoned to l'atts tn
neasa s WIN tho Government to concoct
: S'ea tof securing order IN Tunta. =:
. Mas AlkAB IXCEgAKa.
hp,,,e hme i!om 6usa states tl,at Arnbs have
A.sss. A.se!ea alaltos outside the town.. It Ia
elas :. uat tfideslnen and villagers Aee plas,-
III attack Oh Susa.
1os,, lSsuAusSrs nRFEAtEp.
Mnl.,'os: Aug. sh-lt is reported TINT the
c,hss u insurgents who advanced upon
Ai.,.a1as nave been defeated witt. heavy loss.
Il. ~" lumber Of All l]en Klal1faa' follow
@aohed HIN after tho battle.
Aa,e eho. THE oates OF sC6A
>@Vsa :. shut. aud tho Governor armed thu
, 1881-08-27
=. ITEMS.
NATIONAL AssoctArlds or AMATErn uAtts-

>'tA1AVS<AA A11NNAA t.<.> 1s A'*AN "tblA'
SEw Your, Aug. 2d-Entrics aro a!l-
i,n,,tcesl for the regatta pf the Nuttonna AS
soctntion Of Amateur 0nrsne, otI tho l'otn-
i1,ac nj Washington Sept. y aiil 0. The Mill.
nesotas, Ut Ut. l'aul, and 11tlisdalcs, Of Hills
dair, SftclE., arc entered III the fonr-oared
class, the DG.rott Bcultcrs in The pair oars,
tho Dttr!ngtpns, OF Burlington, H., III tl0it-
bic scutls Harry Ball, Of tic Zrplsygs, Dc.
trt,t; Williaim 1'uppert, OF the Shultzes,
Wheeling; tienrBG Hess, Of Dctrnit, ate IN
tic single sc,,ll r.cc: while the Centenn1uls,
of detroit, will l,aye II representative III the
junior single scuils In tho pcrso1, Of {.
Sctlwclgart.
NATIONAL. n1rEE ASSOCIATION.
Tho Now York Executive Committee OF
the National lille Association to-day ar-
rnngcd tic program for the fail meeting.
wllicl, begins ut Crcctlmoor Sept. Is. The
Committee decided that tlIero would bo
no handIcapplng, classification, or profes.
BlOt'nlEsill allowed.
GLUCOSE.
Articles Of incorporation Of the New
Yurk Grapv-SuNur Company ]avg bern filed.
Among tho inCorposators a,.d TRUSTEES fur
Tho first year Are Thosnas, Z. lint. md Thco-
tloro 4. Ilavcmeyer. Tho Company is to
s sssar, Ill RI,,cose @ and s,arc. to Dy aid soi
corn and ltvu stock, ulsd to ItdeasB
parties to ii.D pate,ts owned ly It. This
y1.pttal stock y 81 .0qo, divided Into 49,.
0:0 sl!GreS. Tlie l,,ain offices Of tlle Gon'pany
iii lfsianaI,St III II i Des MSines, Si In. " ~ ''
CiiAHrE DISMISSED.
sstunrt, tho Secretary of tho Brooklyn Doard
| Ut Edtcatio1I, llas becn dismissed.
coSKtIS0's 1st.tSp STONY ~ MYTH.
Ff5k
, 1881-08-27


Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YollK, Aug. :D-Ali tho produce
markets broke down hero Mt tho 0pell-
tnE Oh tue bad news from Washington aild
bctter weather III EngIu,nl, The brcak was
grentest III grain hure, TINT oil wlleut botng
21{ cunts before tho reaction s0t !n, Tho out
sl.le crowd. embracing Suw EuRlald mud
Southern spectators, had orders to buy thls
morning, which stopped tho broak. Corr.
sYmpathlzed. alad, utter falling oil
IL cents, 1t rallied " of cent,
with wlcat, tho who!u support Of thu
wl,eut 'larket 0utsluo ot spceulat0rs HOW be-
lux ba'l wcatllsr III EnglMIa. l'rtves nro
very sensitive to bctter wsAtlier. which stlo s
Ont ullgue t!ullvorod sotMo a0,oo9 lushels
August mixed yesterday lata pn4 brokS tho
,ualkct . cents, willie, thpy asu alparent}y
sturl buyer tits morning, however, came
III alld put up August o!o cont aEa'ls.
, 1881-08-27

+" PROJECTED SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION.
Loxr,oS, Aug. MA dispatch from st.
prs rHs'sn,s xs,y ssaue. sas t o prre scy M
tnc expedition To Toklse Oasis, Central
Asia." TIlu correspondent resInrks tIlnt
sucl, expeditions llayu generally preceded u,l-
ncxntto.is.
sENr Acl.,ss TIE FRONTIER.
The I,usstnn Colonies of stn!f, 1'rokn1np
n,t l'alicn, arrested recently whtu cxanitl-
ing the Notifications uf 1'rzuuyst, Galicta,
llnyc been sent aci oss tho frntticr.
, 1881-08-27
LoWELL's BANKRUPT LAW


R}RfN43 QNPa9tE{ NHRNEVV ETFPRH*7
Nsw York, AUG, ao,-rhefc IL a ,noyo-
uent on foot here III opposition to taa Na-
lonal Bankrupt act introduced. In UonKross
lust winter aud known ~ the Lowell blu.
Petitions ars bel,g circulated among nier-
chants aud other husinesa-tuon tur signatures
to this end,,e The movers susKest that, iuateaa
VI this bill, aa entirely now ono si.all b. ILL.,
tro4uued w sQon as Congress oonyanos. tlla
Lowcll bill being entirely IN favor Ut the
bankrupt. tho creditor heiug wot5e oft than
ho would ba under tho old iaw repealed solne
three years ago. An.ong the siKnurs Ut the
petition ar0 Knch well.knowa ilruts as
4. 4. Stewart. II. Il. 0latln, Dates, Heed Dc
Cooley, Field u TO-, MeKesson. Robbins Il
, 1881-08-27

dstttat nl4aaFea 70 7ht C@1esta 1fthahs.
KANSAS TRY, Mo-, AuE, ~ -1hrlsculars
OF tlls staKeeoacA robbery noat Lexington.
No., iate lust nlg4t nre " thu effect that four
armed lnon insteaI 1T tlye halted tho coac'l.
mud that while two tl.ed oil Feyolvsrs
and Inundated tha driver tl!s other
two robbed tho seyen passengers
OF gold watches alul nioney. Tha .llatance
from tho Wabash depVt 10 Lexington IL
about four miles, u PARTON ut ths WAY bellg
lnrougl. heavy woods, an4 tie ilen evidently
, 1881-08-27
EXTENSIVE LAND SALE,

Sr, Louls, No, Aug. M-A sale Of 10000
acrss Ut lal.d, situated tll southern part
at Central Missouri, was lha4a tliare yosseF"
lay. Very little Gan b. learuett Of The trans
ac!lou, but tho bel!uf Is THAT tia Kanaas
city, Springfield j. NeAphia '1sai!road cou'.
pany IL the purchaser, ns tlle line Of slat
Rad Ii to run through that section pf the
state, md It IL klllwii that tue company l!as
nude extensive purchases Vt land latoly.
, 1881-08-27
= SUMMED MILK.
HOW THEY sEuyE ltEyA1rElss oH IT IN JEss'
REF i3lTf.

! spt<iaa ptspateA 10 IA CA4ssea Trtsans.
NEw YoNx, AUX. .O-'rhey know how to
deal with the retailers of Skinned milk oyHr
Il. jersey CITY, mud 1t Ia lnethol tilat might
bu adopted IN other great clties to advantage.
When = lnllk-trphs rattled into the depot Of
tile Midland Road In that city tlls morning
ea,ly, a1ld the cans had been placed in tho
wagons OF several impatient snllkmen waiting
there. tho jirst one to leave ths yard wRs ac,
costad by 3 mysterious p1rsons wig pr9Vei
to bB thu Stato Inspector Of M!lk. Ur. New
, 1881-08-27

ST. PAUL, Mint, Aug. aJ.-Tlie Cofoner's
inquest upon tho body Of Kate 1tuttun, shot
by her negro parnn,our last night. daYeops
suspicious circumstances. Tic negro, Ed
Wright, afti II ,yps1.nn who was III the ll0usa.
Incidental shooting, hut W. II. Tutlifll, .
neigllb0r. tcstitlcs to llearh1E svrcauls nild
suiuds Of quurreitng, H. tho 'lnnse before
the murder. .Vaiunblo tcwelry and 500 nr
S;1D IN taoney botongfng to sllsb Hutton nU
ullssluk.
, 1881-08-27

were we'll acqualited with tho ground md
conducted tho robbery In inanffur that
would indicate tlat they were experts.s They
WIRE oil ,nasketl. Immediately. after tl,a
decd theyleft III tic direction the t1ftt1, II
ttcs ni ollee of tho u,ttrngu. AZ Ollru II iargt
rh,syo Of nttsl started In pursuit. 'Of Lie
rs.bbers, but not the slightest true !As heen
discovered. It Is tli0iiRllt by some TINT tll$
III tic matter; as since tiln Winston traf1
robbery 10 Miller aid Dick Little linva beos
seen hi that locality. -: o." !,
, 1881-08-27

1.Exlxu1oS, KY, Aug. I.-At Owensyille,
tlIs Stntc, whlle JA,ncs Boyd WIS watching
by tin bedside Ut his Lying sister. Mrs. Me-
Clurc, so,ns wretch alicakcd np to the wln-
dow anI tircd at boyd. stattcring tho win-
tlow-glass, tho bull passing. over the intended
victims head aud burylug itself I'll tho op.
posit wull. DDyd rnll nut to sec who the
wnulll-bo asstlsli WAS, a,lu OF stepping ont of
tts mark. The rnurderotls ntt1ok gaye, Mrs.
McCluru |. seyere sl.Dck and hurried har
lgntt.
, 1881-08-27

Spsetat Dkpaleh Ia 1hs Chicago 1ttbank.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. aU.-Tho report tele-
gruplled from Waukeslla lust night that
mail nnlacd Howard lad poisoned Ills family
was Il canaE.l. 4 Sentinel reporter visited
De1nhelll. the scene Of the alleged tragedy,
last night, and fo,lnd tl,ut u,erG wns not the
slightest groumt for tho sensational dispatch.
, 1881-08-27
4 t.1ffCADO BURGLAR ABftO AU.
Epfttdi p{fpatth to 1be Ehteaoo Tribune,

MoSrn1:Aty Aug. 2o.-stf. II. +. Alden
.nanuRrr Of bank iii tiaIostQrs. ILL.,. l'a4
becn here st,ire Mondoy lust to ascertain II
he could recugnlzo Jones, alias Jimmy Car:
roll, of Chicago, tho convict now. In the St.
Vincent DO I'aul pcnttcnttary for being n
partlcipator tn the NicNamee robbery, rs the
salne ina,l WIN WIS tho heal ot a gang Of
siMcc. s1r. Alttun left tlts morning fully sat.
Isteu tint .JoMes Is ulo same tnhrl. This fact
lie thinks tnay lead to tho arrest and pllnlal!-
itlntlt ut sonle Of tlluse who hcted rs colfett-
ntnts.s wifi .fnnf1a
, 1881-08-27

dpEttd{ Ulfpatth 70 1ae CAffa9o 3F1b1NG
MuSc,r: 1ntl., Aug. 2u.-Burgiars broke
into thu store Of Cook & Wolf, Mt Granville,
gl,,alI village nine miles north Of this city,
lust night. NH, blew open tho safe, taking
Nbuut sl.0DO worth Ut vnlnnbte notes and
sloo III rloliey. NJ clcw to the thieves.
, 1881-08-27

uAMrETr.t For PREMIER.
,IiTAms, lAsy. :a'.-An arttclu III unmbelta's
orsnn seems to foreslallow Ills acceptance of
the Premiership.
i Itth1. IN rIsOHI'ECT. ,.'
Cle,ncn4ail llas left l'nrts f1r Mnrseillcs
to ilelIt duel with tic editor ut u paper WHO
ilad l,tsultct Illn'.
ANOTHER lA}t,k OK THE AMERICAN WAN.
I.'Drtlro announces tliat CoMte .lu pnris Is
writing nnotlier b,,o's OIL tlla American WAr.
orr FOR AI0E1l1A.
Three hntta'tDns hayu embarked ut Touloli
fur AlRlcrs, with artillery.
, 1881-08-27
4 HEAVY PENALTY.

6pttta: Disp0et. o TA1 ChseaaS 7Fft!t'%
CLINTON, ILL.,. AuR. ai-Georgc Hale, of
Nic5.cnn County, whip was OH trfnl before
Judge Burr for violating the whisky law,
wns found guilty to-.lay alst fluid $50 and
sttles attorneys fGCS,
, 1881-08-27

;. tpfeias Di1eaFEN ta tn CHt7a06 1f7&HH9s
New, Yol.K, Aug. 11,so,,-Temperatura; a:oo
D. u,,, E8t q D, H., III; W. ILL.,, "; lap. Ill, W.;
nyeraRo tu,hpasnturc, 101<t ayUraRU tuli!poFa-
turs fGr corresponding uAta lust yeast 0}s'
, 1881-08-27

Nidretge 4: Woodbridge, snannfact.
urcrs 1T tlne. shirts. and mems flratstets: for
merry II washington strSst a a tnSs .;.Sre eust s
Madison ssrOot. Good goods At popular prices.
, 1881-08-27

Speetas Di,patea to 1as Cateaos 7rtbuns
IIor SPRINGS, Ark, Aug. M.-0eorgo
:sutluicr wls to-day acquitted ot the Charge
Ut tic attompt to assasinato Ills wife last fall
lie was long since also acquitted Ut the MIR
der Ut ], T. Linn, Of Crystal Springs. o..
, 1881-08-27

How many times haa u long alege ot
!llncss becn nycrtcl by timely resort to tha1
superior Alternative nnd corrective, ThrFaqtl
Rnf q
, 1881-08-27

Rrslju dealing yioius large protfts. Forpamphlel
hnI electric non reports wrltG 10 W. T. Buule
Co., uEtIkGts, l1u LII Sallc'ss., Cht0nko.
, 1881-08-27

1eddlugsa Russia Salvo. bese family
galye In tho world, aud cxGclleGt for stable use
Frigc rs GENTS. .
, 1881-08-27

EWTrX
Will. TAXI: ritruUE IN LoSiOS.
I,oSpoy, Aug. 25.-lrlncc krapotkinc. tho
Nthllist, having bcoN tlel,is.l asylum In
Switzerland, llas decided to take refiixo In
London.