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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

j. W. ABERNATuY, Fra Di.t-;..
vs. Cltrk,s,.- -
J. g. RisH, a WIFE. alias execution =
Judgmen. for sixty-seyen dollars and Eighty
i've cents audCosts.
RI virtue ofihe above stated execution lo me
- directed from the Office OF James Patiors
500 Justice Of ihs Peace Of Calhoun county.
Monday. tise Hst day Of August.
ISL proceed 30 sell 30 Che highest bidder ror
eelaspi within leed hours, 200 front Of ne Conrt
House door, IN the iown Of Houston. me follow
p IS gesenhod prlpsfiy, io-wits sell section
~, township la, Range 2 East. ihe aboye
property was levied upon as the propeity of j
a. h,sa ana wife, and win be sold To- satisfy
said debt and an costs.
$. J.. WILSON. Sheriff
&c. by G. a, MoFeArr, b. IS.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

San Diego, Cal, prohibits by or
dinanee cigarette SIN )king by boys.
Good for Sen Diego
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07
PuoLIcus
FRooEEpIKaa oR FnE RoARp on no


PRooEEDINes OF THE BOARD oF TRADE
Aberdeen, Miss, June 20, 'sl.
The Board was called to order al
SAN.
The committee on roads reported
that they called on The Board Of Super.
visor. who informed them that they
would leave the question to each road
District as to whether il would retain
the old system or adopt that Of con-
tract.
The following resolutions we're
adopted
Resolred, That the Board Of Trade
appear before the Board Of Super
visors IN reference to the Holiday
road
Hasolved, That a special commit
tee Of three be appointed TO ascertain /
what recourse lhis Board has as re-
CARDS obtaining action on the part
IF the Bord Of Supervisors ID the mat
Ter OF working roads; ard that the
report on Monday, July
Ith, SC 8 q. n Messrs. Sims, Elkia
nd Gattman we're appointed as said
Committee
The committee on roads we're di
ected 10 address letters to overseers
a III prairie roads, calIing their atten
lon 70 the condition Of the same, aud
CERTIFYING that while It is not the
urpose Of the Board to perseoote OF
roaeeute them, still unless they do
leif duty and their foil duty, that
lie Board will proceed against them
) the foil extent Of the Jaw Weekly
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07


MoEDM, tie itr day of uly, end.
Cd saotheryeaf q the life Of this Re.
PUBLIC Our people. since The war,
have never relieved tie habit Of
noisy pclcbralions, and consequently
fhe BAY passed 81 quietly Citizens
atfeaaed to Their business IS usual,
and there VS. uothlng to separate Il
from a1y other day Of tha business
year, Celebrations throughout the
Union however, we're few. The
startling intelligence Of the AZ
tempted assassination 81 Tue Presi-
dent lad dlled ne people Win hof-
ror and alarm. No one could tell
what an boar would bfiba forth
anarchy might 81 ile result 81 lie +
detestahle aet, and ne people burn-
ing WIth shame and indignation wese
ia no hnmor for the parade o. quad
lly uniformed militia, TIE hlare oil
music. or spread eagle ofatory. I'll
seemed as il "a SORROW had fallen up-
o. every household Democrats
we're not behind Republicans n de /
nnnciati0ns. for all felt alike tbai
che act was . crime seainst our free 3
institutions, and lhat our fair uame
as a people vas jeopardizeds Il haa :
always been tie boast ihaf IN Amer !
ican President needed no eliitering J
bayonets % guard hls person, cor &
that biz protection vas found 10 Tie 6
hearts Of the people aad tint alone 3
and unattended Be vas far safer than 4
any crowned heaa surroaaded With Il
his n rmidons. Inone monent this 3
Illusion vas shattsre5 and public t
position d foahIl0 cntail horsonaI b.
laueeF Weeaa only hope fhat nexE 8
Independence Day M De uahers i
b With happief Auspices. - - = s
a# HNENM
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

scorr cQps1l has held "a e0eyehr
ton and inslFpstg fer Barla.dala Tor
& Governor and aIsnssfoi Auditon
Al Capt lIenys bQutse jfstfue-
slops Coz Sin ~ Secretary o State
were WithdraFns IA seii gu tasa .
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

IN pnother cQlHmn will be fouAd
letter from Gen. WIS. Fedlherston
Il speaks with DO uncertain sound
and YiH well repay perasSi. Frank
70 rs dfllneallon of views open and
beld N iiR ntteEancess tbs sentiments
expressed vill'at once aI5peaI 70 dir
Judgment eflhe people sor approval.
Gen. Featberstonhas taAg ago cen
enshrined in theHeaftgsf the citizens
Of Chickassw--hare bic scarlier SUE
cessos gwsrs Fon, raanIDoda arsl
friendships wdro fofm6d and bis|
justly earned lame has alSays been
eoasideted As belonging ipi a gfeei
Wessure % GhiolasaW. He is One.the
people ofthis county have alNhys &c
lighted to honor, sndhe stands With |
ont q rival IN their affections, |
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

GUITRAU. the would De assassin,
saFshe wanted 70 killed Garfeld iof
ilie good Of the Reppbilcsh psriy.
That ne Gpiteau. waited Artbuf to
become President and that be- IA
aaB sorB ne was rot Successful.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

AZ the Mississippi Republican,
have concluded & inexpedieat to
make nominations we may look for a
full crop Of Independents this fall
Gar people. however, are used to
such tricks and wuI not readily
swallow the bait. fhe men who run
as Independents and tn, to make the
dear people think is Is alright vii
lad they have only bad ihelr, trouble
- 1lll- IalH - ~ ~
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

IHE sultan 90 Turkey has resolved
% commute sli sentences 81 death
except q cases of actual murderefs
or Abdul Azizs
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

Int Republicans Of Quo are not
sanguine Of carrying thal State this
iall Calico Charley no longer en-
thuses them, andil the Dehocrats
only tut a good ticket 10 tbe field
their CHANCES ne good b win. The
trouyc j., howeyera We never cap
ture Ohio except N oa yeats. 81
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07
MESSENGER.


fnkuTaa Eillsr,
ftas mssslssiFai
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

WEare Informed chat On MONDAY
lastAee county instructed for ssonc
for Goyemob and Kipcanpph fol
Audtpr aai decides to.hsve asoroi
race for LeeislaiuIsana Ooanly efl-
aerU The lla,ter paft 81 tIis az
. RAD seineut % AZ ptoye q Be- very ~
Z sls'f 81 uis9nshlaos 3igu tna
e Ll.a NH tNNN falNNNN " l.s.H
IHE joipt gonYentionnioaAlbaHy,
Milo lstilllcontlnhes 70 bdaI5 ioi
Seuators4bHl the vacancies caused
by Tie esienaiiop on CohIaag and
Plat, ana seems no heaEer reaching
a conclnsipp Thene win probably
be an adjournment, and the whole
smatter referred lack to the people.
AiM W ~
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

MeNt
HEADQuAhTEgs or rHr ARHF,
WAsHfN0rosi July 2, lssi-lliS5 A.W.f
This letter WIS handed me this minute bv
Major VIM. j. Twning, United States Engineer
Commissioner of tie District Of Columbia. and
Major Wm G. Brack, Chief Of Police. I DON'T
know the writer never heard Of OF saw him.. to
my knowledge, and hereby return Il d the keep
ihg Of lhe above named pariia as testimony III
tho case. W. SHERMAN, General.
The following letter vas taken from
the prisoners pockets q. police head
quarters
, 1881-07-20


14oSpoys .Tnly 1M-The 1f0rl1sng f'oat
says: "lsy an arrangement Just concluded
be.wce,1 the German Telegraph Company or
1,crlsn mud tho Gerinan Union Telegraph
Company an independent cablo will bt, 'ai.
from Germany to Vuluncia, ara thence to tho
United Slaies. n. i cost Of .ei'5.0W. The
capital will l,o raiset by tic ISSUE nf prefer
cnce shares burning 81 per cent Interest,"
1sIoTlSt; AT sTETTtS,
BERLIN, July l0.-'rlla juwbniters OF New
,Stattl',, angered ut tito teAthciations Of thu
NeW Stetliner zcitn'sN. severely assaulted its
editor. sacked soi,h. sliops, aud demolished
tue Zcitnnp Office. Over thirty r10ters luye
been arrested.
ANTI-IEWIS1t.
BERLIN, July 10.-4ht the nnti-1ewlsil ,ncet-
ing hid here Tuesday a,o0o lropls were
present. Il resolution WIS adopted to tile
effect that the antitSenitIcs st,oud separate
from the antt-Prngressists lis the Conscrya-
lives had deceived them.
AMERICAN MINISTER WHITE
starts for America In August.
, 1881-07-20

RAILROAD EaipLOTEs.
Sr. rAur.. Afinu., July 10-This morning
the surfactng eanf on the Minneapolis L st.
Louis railroad struck for sl.75 per day, and
the tnen expected TINT those engaged OIL the
Hastings d Dakota extension would also
Join In the tnaugurhted movement for All
advance III the morulng. There appeared to
hc common expectation among the strikers
that OTHER etnpIoyGs would mako common
cause with them. but TO sllis evening nothing
llata occurred 10 Justify thts expectation.
The strike In the Minneapolis d. St. Louis
yard. although, an exceedingly qnIet affair
od,a on sne ssffiasr: si,f Is producing unpleasant
tllat It directly affects The supply Of wl!eat
When 1t II urgently demanded BY the miller,
and !cavea II stant!!ng uselesly or the mil
!nasls Of wheat awaiting transfer to the mills
from the Milwaukee, 4 81. I'aul yara,. ant! lf>o
cars ni0re in the. Sioux City yard. Tlle
Cruwn Roller u! has sufficient supply I'll
store g last during tho present week, at,d
the Plllshnry Il Washbnrn Mills expect to
receive All ndeQuate supply to-day.
, 1881-07-20

Have You Tried Them 1-yVhat7 Why
l3tackwclls Durham Cigarettos7 Ii not, yoii
want 10 stop into tho nearest tobacco Htors and
Hut packaxp. WhyY uecnuse they ars the
best and purest Cigarette nude, anu that II tho
kind yon want to snuko. W n1nny brunds OF
cigarettes now In the anarkGt that there IL nd
need nf 4ny mUrcl That IL mistake. True,
tho market is full Of dlrcrunt H,nkrs Of cigar
cites, but the tFou6lp Is many nf thrm nr0 in-
jng1ntls. In Whnt wayY Necause they arc nude
0f I,lur tobacco, Aui then uccGorcl with opium
and uthor drigg, 81 tlMt wh9te tho tARto Is not
unpien4a1lt they arc stGndity Anu sureiy under
mining tho aYsieM xua destroying health. Then,
t0t, tho wr1lppUfa Of lArKo proportion nro m.!te
from cotutntltl paper, and your doctnr Will tell
YOU thAt tne cre1Auta developed by tho D.1rutnX
Of ordinary paper Ia yury Injurious SoMo tliok-
rrs llsU raR-pApcr, which contains t1nnKcrtluxIy
Injurious n,nttuF. W. u. EIackweil s. 10. auur-
nntee thelr o!gnrettcs 70 DO aatia frotn tho best
aud p.trcst togsoct,. at,d FREQ IRON drugs Of any
kinH and further Runrantce Tint for wrapper
viz; pur9 rIce-bapur. lltoo-pape costs mnro,
Ills tFllU; but thoy. cnu't AllnrI to uso auyrbnR
but the bcot- Y1u know they nra tho lnrHcat
manufacturers 1T smoking tsItuccu In the world,
had they can't afford to put any xnoda IN the
market unless they ar0 Tho hkt. Thay c0ula
have uladu ciKarettcs long nRu, but for MuutAa
they have been experimenting tn order tn hase
their gNAls per51et. They think thcy hnsd
Euaehed TINT point, and thoy want ytsi to Judge
5nr yourself. They hro ealt1te1t 10 leafO tho
verdict to yuu. Ask your dealvr fut pac&nxc,
aud lnslst ou having thnlu. You'll Know Tho
genuine BY tho pIeturp Dr Tho bull On tbs pnuk-
hgg. Bmuko ono package crttlcnlty. and thol
toll your dealer whnt you think at shein.
, 1881-07-20
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
Thomas Barriek Found Qe4d at tho
Foot Of a Fourth Avenue
Stairway.
Tho Fatality Evidently the Result Of
Rev In Low-uown nagnfo.,

At m carly hour yesterday morning RorRt.
Duffy found dead mnr at tho foot of sho stairs
leading up tnto TIC building NJ. 20l Fourth Az
cltust-n thrGe-Atory brick structure occtinIctt'
on the ground floor By stocking. snaunfuct,,r.
ing concern. on the second floor by 1owtsh pro.
pie. and On The thfrd tloor by mixture Of tnalo
tdfesnalo whItes and blacks Tho police pattoL.
wagon was called and the body taken to tho
Motgun, where basty examination showed that
death tad been caused by breathing IT tho neck.
Thoroupon nm Investigation whs instituted. and
Iamcs fsrown. colnred man. 20 yonrs utd; Stn.1i
Lewis colDrcd womnu. e years Of age; iInttin
Mcintoah. alto coioecd. and 23 ycns4 Of aRo; An.
dtaW @ jackson, . coiorcd man, . years old: and
arrested aid Il lie Xrn"ry III Theyaii weiH
prufess tho most impcnetrnbto Ignorance CON
eGrnlnE tue hummer Ut THO nuns murder, but
they profess. tO know. t.. Frun THAR
s'eR s!a'Is%'5s Ms,n 4 .s .Pssrf taat aSeat i1
Mani Lewis and Hattie Mcintosh iive. Isowa
W. :, a,reay =. thefe IN n t;ompany With Mclato:h,
Noon began aaarrei.,g WHIT Wit uad a' aa an3 ehoke M
her 80 savagaly that Brown intcrrcrcd nnd uIti-
matcty "sn'sshe.l" - ~ hlm IN The face md threw
:::0 o'clock yesterday hc returned, in cUnpwny
with @ @t'Tn wa!ta mon. whom ho had fund
e. e .ess M"st'Ts Ttsat 'ss %sa he On depass stssS
b. s.,ox tho key Of the door win him. for DO a.
tempted to lIHlnck tho door from the outalde. Il
inherited Ia the key.hotr 10 that he was obliged
TO FolsCE TIE moor.
brown FpranR frslru tho bed, selxctl small cane,
and struck 1ackson With II Reyeral tlmes. turc-
tnk h!m 70 bcAk u retreat to tho hail.. UruWn
!Giiowca nsn osit. and. taking up beoonastlck
Ss"s It ssksen he hueliey aah .nrns
va iiattio Sad not III .he 5 f'a room. .uad and
tao two white mon, whose names are
quietly ty wtthnut ntrerinx to tnterferp. though
ihcy bad called nt 1aukson's solicitation to leud
TINT indfvitlual a helping baud III :clcauthg
out" Rruwn. ~ SOON an their champion hntt
os9n r. put to t'iK6t the two white men turned anu
wa!ked town.stara They wcre both .iri'nk, Or
iirat, mud ran o,It u the t,u'IdnY. Ills testl-
..s. a9wa The arst aesssn1!.x tsht ot aa.rs. aal
hund. Cav He'd and saw. no moro Ut his com.
panlon I'll! be haw him dead. Whether Brown
Ing to escape, he foll and Irnko bis neck. is
something ,ttf''tt which Cav profcsses TO knnw
nothing. brown dGnies having attacked the
down. siaiss. aud knaw nothing of Tie Injury iii Til
the officer arreatctl him frUm bis bcd. Tho
girls i!c. tho man, Hr,wn Hes, tho wii-
neg, ,egs onw n.y.. was drnnk' the -! dead :, rna,
anair. Th6tnas farrick, tho sieces,seti. WIS IN IN
1rlshman. 8, years 9f nKo. an1 sonx.a1la, M s.nce
Clark street, and has wIte who le now engaRed
rs !lomostie ct the Union Park i1otel on wes.
Malso1! stroot, and with whom he has NOT re-
man. and Cav ts q mol.!or. lsrawn Il n = bud
COON" 10 who.n the Police Department has
heretofore reeelved an Introduction. The Coro-
cIsarsr verslon OF tho affair wili Doubtless bo
Ublnfucd.
, 1881-07-20
CRIMINAL.

John KeeXan, tho young man arrested .1uly !
for shooting Charles a. ssayart4 Of No. :A d.
Vision street. III tho ESQ With 4 revolver, and
shersby doprlvtna hltn OF ono ot h!s opttos, uns
before Justice Hudson upon O change Of runue
from the Police Court. mud WIS held tn tho
Criu1InaI Court in bonds Of $500, The testI.
inuny ndduccd showed that botwecu aud 10
o'clock Of tho night Of tho Fourth. Kecsan aud
n few Of his companions pissed Stayarts place.
where tlrnworka wBre for hAle. nnd stnlo some
irGcEackcTs. The proprietor ohnsc.l the yuunG
Mon. . overlook them, and engeFnd them IN i
tho result aforesaid. Kacgau Is a hard Young
man, has bccu interested In assaults aud posty
rntsdenlcanors sfmD wtth0ut number, AMI has
nirpady served sw0 tefn,a ut JUliot.
Frank Dem Et0lo II satuhel from tho Metro
politan Intel. corner ot Kfnzf0 aud Wells
streets, and therefuru Justice Hudson yester.
$40,
, 1881-07-20
STRAGGL1NG LOCUSTS.
a Pew Have Made Their Appearance
=. Along tf>e Northern I'aclflc-A Lonely
Flock In St. Paul, Seeking lho stlttry

a Few Have Made Their Appearance
Along sf9e Northern laclac-A Lonely
Flock In st. PAUL. Seeking tho suttry
South.
Ttitoram to s., Paul pionar-l'resf
BISMARCK, July 17.-About weok ago
9rasshuppcrs appoored III wI.eat-aelds OH the
llne Of the Northern Pacific, fifteen miles
east 0f here, and exaggerated reports have
grown out OF the fact Tile truth Is they
have been constantly increasing and movlnG
eastward, hut rs yet have lone but llttla
damage, except to 0ats, Wheat experts say
they differ from tho devastating locust OF
few years @u9o, aid their presence Is rs yet
confined to comparatively small .sectt0na,
though they are moving eastward rapidly,
alnl llaye seacl.eA Jamestown. They 80 With
prevailing Winds, but ls ybt hayt not d9llo
as M.1ei, ta.nagu 70 crol,s As al1 the PCT
winds and act,rnltiilE WentIlBr Ut July 2 Allu T.
The above report from Bismarck IL con-
rsGGy ss y e oes! pasSs y sss bas 's sye 5 f. hss ss
NllInb0sB at various p0tllts along tho ltN0 ut
tho N0rtharn Pacific, atMt ~ far eastward as
Fergus Falls, occas!ul,ally: lighting without
eaf 8 f.x.a nS assx Ssssr s at q ysts%y s s
afternoon, they lllvlnE Me,! plaiuly seen by
q nMlnber OF ggn!lenlelt 1T With nonr Lake.
though not ylstbla except uI!Aer curtaln co,l-
s t1o's St y yyt GnenS s:" siy aa *Seis ~ da,hs s
HIafe was lntstluptsl by Az Foot ot n, . l,oass.
thu l0c}ists were clearly visible II, ths nREr1W
circle WllaIe THAR transparent wings caught
IT. t.ya aud Hl.il,.AureA liz tts light. Arr0ss
tlliA Glrclu Ut INTENSE light they ware stss,
nl0yinx for several llnnrs> tn a THU
atra9glln3 procession ltl aouthesly
Airectlou. disappearing from slKht III
tho blue . bsyunA.> A1uNNR tbs oil.
servers were gentleman wlla hMl seen
tlle '!ieht of .!oeHste durlnE ttle ysars
Mhen they made such hayou in AlGneaota.
'rhay had H1 DOUBT tlat tllsy werU loct!sts,
hut said they were ln such s,Malt NuHlhars
they wura mt llksty 10 l0 she slightest llar1M.
Whlan tho praceSHhtn WRa cnntllltutl* 0na
fnr hours, tho nuul0ers pasaluK through! nl0
easily to couNtad. 'rhsy. were eytdsntly
tner0 straggtsrs Whosu tlln mud dispersal
!!ny differed from the tlcllsu columns which
visited Mlnnesuta 4 faW yf,Ara aX!l, a. q. faw
stsuaks 0f, tra.sspatvMt ydp9r tili!er from q
ttlMHder cloud. These probably belong, t1
tue aalub atfennated alM scattered ur1ft 9t
lpcu8tA tOattng Oil tho western Wltll2 Which
WeTo Rtsl, ut Fergus Falls aud aIung tho linz
Of the Northern Pacific two Or tarua u5ys
ago. and Which were visible at Bismarck yes
tsyduy, Tllay QraktoQ fsw In numbers to
callas any apprehension N tAlae who ase a.
Mlllar With The creatures au4 thalr habits.
But 1t Ii; OF c0uraa, barely paSsibia thay ar,
the lners sklFntsh:tlna of nn arny buAini.
and small ground tpr apprehension.
, 1881-07-20
RELIGIOUS.
BATTLE-GROUND C.AA1r-MEETrNH.
6p<etst nttpdeth to 7ht Cateaao Tfftuns.

r. 4 ptwt.s ~. r,r$4FY~r AAfSy.%s Z. rr.t.,ft
sn.,t., f,s.eateh - ~. t,'.a,, r.,,.... AVA
..rr, r. f,,u,,,xn mi. .f,,Iv IL ".sr,,oro
,vos ,n,ra',:.innrn,sa,f ] % n,,nn,i,,no ~, ,to
i,o,,,c Mr'nnh nnn,n.,,ootfn,. smnt;,,. ~
a"a,,,! ass.a uu' ~. ~.
eSee'a1.llR that oi ttlo oap[mt'fp1c or
any tlny during tic week. Extrn trains were
run from points on the roads, and thoy
hroupht In tnr0n t1etcgntfnns. tlpsnttc ti,o
rn;,, H. ,tn ,,,.,s,',s sro oftnr,,,.,,,
'asn " NV no'n,ta. A1o u'tctmoo,' sct ,Nus
werc conducted by tho Evangelist Harrison.
who also oilclntcd in tho cventng. lie
closed lis work I,crc last night Sunday
cvpninu n,,,c,, 1or1or t,t,,uIu.r ,vrrc IN fnr
,e"s ".uea '"as' !'uue. .s, "slu w. sos
p'H'c'a lfih'' NJ any ohc e'tne previously,
nild several conversions. About eighty have
Thr ,urs.ti,,v fer ~ fssi M c,nscd % MI. fororoon
TIM ,n,,niu,t,,. os.raIsos I,,',.,., G"' s.'.
.nu ..".,,.' .u'',ruk ~ uae.elsts uns pra.Ae-
dag afternoon Of bis individual conversion
WIS listened In nttctlttyc|y titrongitot, ni,fj
, 1881-07-20

frntn tho minea into tho. rivers of tho
mining region IL llqutd poison. It hns destroyed
Hlt tho tfnIIt IN tho streams. md will In tltn1
pots!n atc people il they us'ntInne drinking II.
Tho theaM'santa. wh!on nsts formerly knpwil na
tho cat tn't STREAM! IN tho Ssute. Is ntw eatlctl
"tlIo t|Hcs4 river" lIsrnusc MI Ah can fire INT
It's Rlplfrctcn wHtcn< not even tho hardy b,i,t-
h1nd. II tho New York capitalist hhn.1tL sue.
cectl It! carrying nut bis dealssn, he Will bo con.
HIIlCfC1 d k}UnHKart1F.
, 1881-07-20

Spse&da Dtpateh to IN Chicago Tribune.
QCiNcr. IT.. July 10.-Ttee 1'rinters'
Union Of Quincy. which for so,nc years llas
not maintained n scale.of rates. has propo-
s1tion under discussion for establishing one.
The proposed basis, to t,c9in with, Is to be,
fnr night work 0n papers. the rnte now paid
by the Quincy Herald, and, for day work on
pnpers, the rate now paid by the lt'1.tg, with
IN agreed rnte for work by tila week. This
IS understood to be y move to aeclire ltnr-
luony III au effort to obtain ali advance nil
around, aA well as to fix present Uniform
rato.
, 1881-07-20
Tho Loss will Aggregate $780,
600, with an insurance Of
$275,OOO.
An Ettensive Conaagration In tho
Lumber District Of Saginaw
City, Mich.
Property to the Totn1 Va1uo Of Sl0O,.
coo Destroyed-1usurance,
$4,000.
Destruction Of Cincinnati Uof1u Manu-
faotoy-Loss, S225.o00 , 1nsnr-
: anco, s26o,ooo.

AT S9KACU3Es MI
|. SrnAcusE, n. r., July 19.-Tha Wictlng
Opera. uonse Building, It, the centre of the
clsy, 0ne Of tile hnn4sotnest III tho State,
buried eariy this morning. It was wholly
destroyed within two hours: This Is tho
most DISASTROUS lire Syracuse lIas known in
thirty years. THE estimated ioss is upward
Of SkD.000. Fnlly fifty tenants occupied the
block. alld arc losers tn considerable amounts
The block Is fonr storles llg1l, covering half
m acre Ot faAtl, al3.l Is valued At So00.m It
IL Insured for sS',0oo. Other principal losers
ttre as follows:
Rosenb1oo,n Bros. sEloe-deaiers. Loss, SJ0,-
ooo: insurance, Sc, 900.
G. ". ingalls, g. Co.. shoe dealers. Loss,
So 600: Insurance, soU,0o0
Evezson. fFtsse,te It Co., hardware. Loss,
$4,000; insurance. $4,000.
Giles EscrsoI,, blank-books. Loss, $40, 900;
no insurance.
s. +. Pierce j. Co., crockery: damaged by
Water ard fire, $1,000: Insurance to cover
tho loss.
c. II. shattlck, saloon. Loss. $1,000; In
slirance, S.s00o
Charles J: Powers, druRs:': Loss, $4,000;
insurance, ss,ho0.
T, D. Cro{ul II Co.. seeds mil agricultural
iing!emrnf$ Loss, $500; INSURANCE., sU,U,U.
sl,N,tn ,Mafngr = Go ad many other offices, but
The New York State Banking Company
persons wcre more @ o. e irss iutrrsl by tha
falling Of walls and tlGbris, Ii IL feared thar
+ one ur two uers1lis perished In tie burned
buildings. Thls r. the third tiMp III twenty
ilye yenrs that the buildings Oh this stte huyo
lArEn@1lllo loss by fire Is s+Go. 600; insur-
h,lec, $e1j, ,00J. No Hives lost.
, 1881-07-20

.SeyaHtop {Jsa.1. CaFnspoiItAee New 1'Yrk Rvn.
A. New York capitalist wtp visited this
cotIstFuation OF .va4t sesorvals on tho
summit os ,Mmpbeli's L@lge. a. : tho
tsss hsSa ssyv 6 w'Ssn e. o,osSz.ans sz aeoss bs
ourysa gracefully By II basa Into tho historic
plhlus where tho massacre ID sala 70 haSo
Cunpipl laid tho sosslu Ot biz pt,en.. " Gertrude
nf wyoming" Tho: object 0t lOoatlI1K' thls
elevation 70 supply soranton, P.tsstou, Wilkes.
barre, and ud|aoent towns With puEe. water
taksn from the river At 4. point at1ye tho coal
measures. 6crsuton and. Wftktsburra ag*
about Ien n,llss blatant, but Pltts401 l.
close BY. Tho sulphur wuter discharged
, 1881-07-20
Tho Indian Method OF Treatment.

On Tuesday last, carly III tn0 u0rninR, four
bucks woFo eaen carrying c0tnely s9iiaw over
Llafx attett NlIl. Inc e.t4aW ,shH t1ei&h4n Anl
tuot, nnd upp0Ased Al rcc0nutted 10 her ftltt ~
an E9ypttan nummY. In answer TO question ss
stsry buek, wEose ao'a oaects wcto re- usuMa Wi,a
brilliant red. sapliotl; ''itaA s1uAw; hcap
rim away tron hilabant for soIn0 1ther ralluM,
Take buck I? canp mud wnlp him. Ae no run
away QG0lQ,"r.,'".
, 1881-07-20
CINCINNATI 1,uEwEns.

t'rSe1SSAr1, O., July 1a.-Iho brewers
strike continues. Committees aayu been ap-
pointed to solicit the withdrawal OF patrons
age from iaon-unton brewerlcs by saloo,l-
keepers and the public. Work Is In progress
Mt ill the brewer[es mid the 'pr0prlctors
claim that the strike will mt cause them III
convenience, rs they cats Till the plnces Of tic
8trikets With other men.
, 1881-07-20

PEORIA. ILL.,. July lo.-Five more Of the
rnflfoRd rioters were arrested tn-1ay. All Of
them were strikers. Tlle ilcw men have been
threatened, but no violence has bcen at
tempted except against ui1e foreman. who
wns rim of from the yard. Moro trouble ls
expected. Tie yard force Is now hulf full,
al!d would be iillt.d II the men felt certain Of
protection: THE ltlsn WHO were shot yeater-
day still survive, md may possibly recoyer.