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.lTEDIC..iL.
IIEDIC-iL.
RIcoRD's VITAL RESTORATIVE.

Han trsn se5utnIsed and t,.doI.sd ~ thv AcaaemT
p!.ysIGians II .!v wutu - III utta.ux apoclle fUr
EuIyvu. md phy.Ienl Debility, rts,; vohlAns no
larrly ysxpnp. er,a@%S,ng ~ ~. RI ts,en " Moass IT :,
kuo ttIchc l4au. TaslA Sona suiluiuo Without t1s
FRENCH Inse-Isrk and tha SIGNATURE u II. sltit r.
TluH. - tarnier xgent Vi ni,is Il non adYsfs.IY
Ms.n'ratyv uuase ts liz assMuxd an, u nr
5t!er. Rest.l4lss9 il.to lavoV .u.!'ast, IA nans.
NJ rrrfnta 1taspul 1.cnls 1nd sir rhUu,l,s.,ns sso
t"piea from sny etSSulaFs y a9eu!sY thu pnte Az
EsuHln. ran ~ had u = HrHHa. ~ +; t!srk T. aud
fu!usos lMu.. thleax1 snd a!l utAsr 1ruxxitts VAN
hlllAAtk. hrEYESs6H ~. LAX te-st. Wholesale
tiso rtrcHlsr aud lestinupAls y llA uoaurB Ut :
uiGttl. "
, 1881-05-03

woull b. vastly bottur tur our young mon aud
big boys 4 thoy would club toEother and teGp pi
time Ia tho billiard or poo! r0,m, There ts
something electric shout tho doep boll tones that
pucE Of the ia fiji cry Iy As eoul.stirrnx as tho
HodteEs' Chorus tn Faust.
TnK CocKE1sspAN1EL CLASSES
gave US anokher lnstAnce Ut peculiar judging
sq9dSns - sas
Il ae,esalsy admitted shae tha aaal!t!cs af com-
endurance arp ivaa,ss. and nat any particular
colnt.- rot here wpro blnuk dogs Ut uIsur-
1Ss 5 Ee uSpsss Sut to " %
thHm h0n1rs; weak lolna, slab sides, ind crook
for bunting In dense prlokly undorbfuuh.
THE cOIIIEa
wera vcry handsome claas with R0ma really
beautiful antmais among them, but tho king Dt
tho lot was Mr. l.ladsays tJctsey City, N. j., re-.
blac& and ian. 4 nts,re hileous sst Of bulldogs
+ w. asSss s y M to -, sS.s ThosS =
oll concentration " Muscular Uowur In aniHll
ous fauial expression; but fnt,so showed u New
afsoS s sya8esry es wa ' sssps. ao as ~.saeT ~
impaired from England fnr this show, was the
ss 144 os re M IT." e s1 tseb ~ x:
asxs .sd y some IN q ths Pappies shows,
buvr practioo.i ut. whloh really msans tho same
thing With tAa extraordinary give -a1d-tako rnco
ot tx; o"t hsEo axasn hsayyeod!sa Y.
color, was glvcn hrst prize.
TUE TOY CLASSES
attracted great attention. aud among these tho
H. laTs W. rood. showinT sh.t whsro he .hoS1xhly
understood the ehaFacterlSttc&0f the species nr.
Hev!n tho 5asxs fotoxs b.: ~" ta9Tmet
lowed exteQneouY influences to bias bis jui9-
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-05

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.


open and observed his seatmate enter
with the new teacher, who repeated the
previous orders. when he quietly and with
dignity Withdrew.
The numher WAS subsequently increas-
ed tn three. the teacher returning each
time without a word to the other scholars
concerning the disposition made of the
refractory lads. The effect upon the rest
Of the school was remarkable. As no
intimation OF the disposition of the boys
WAS given. not shade of anger displayed
on he cnuntenance of the new teacher
nor any appearance of blood was noticea-
| bic upon his hands, speculation was rife
as to what he had ipna with the three
chaps. lie spoke kindly to all. smiled
! upon the scholars who did well in their
classes. and seemed to inspire all present
with the truth OF his remarks uttered at
the opening Of the session. At recess
the mystery that had envelped the school
was cleared away. for the three lads in
the primary department were seen as the
rest of the scholars filed by the door.
While the rest enjoyed the recess. the
three lads We're obliged to remain in their
seats, and when school was dismissed for
the forenoon the new teacher entered the
primary room, and was alone with the
young offenders. He sat down by them,
and like father talked kindly and rave
good advice. No parent ever used more
fitting words nor more impressed his off
spring with the fitness thereof than did
! the new teacher. Dismissng them, he
told them to go home. and when they re.
turned to school to be good boys.
That afternoon the boys were III their
seats. and in two weeks time there was
not scholar in the room who would not
do anything the teacher asked. He was
beloved by all, and his quiet manner and
cool Gignilicd ways made him "a favorite.
He only taught two terms, and every
reasonab inducemcnt was offered to
prevailed upon him tn remain. but it'll
out avail. His reply WAS: " I have ac-
comriiShed all inteuded, namely. con-
queied what You Thought was wild lot
Of boys, aud received the discipline that
| required. regret leaving my charge,
for have learned to love them. but am
to enter a law office at once
The teacher was Chester \ Arthur.
now President of the United States: the
teacher of the primary department was
his sister, now Mrs. IIaynesworth. and
the tilst of the three refractory boys was
the writer. When it was announced that
our beloved teacher was to leave us.
many tears were Shed by his scholars,
and as slight token Of our love We pre-
Sented him with an elegant volume of
pOcmS
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-05
The Largest Ship in the World.

The Grc0t Easter@ is the largest ship
in the world, and was built at Millwall.
on the Thames. by Scott Russell, for the
Eastern Steam Navigation Company, from
plans by |. X. Brunnel, who had sole
charge Of the work. Her construction
commenced on May 1st, 1854. She was
launched with her broadsite toward the
stream. Owing to the fiat pitch of her
ways, the LAUGHING process lasted from
November, 1891, to January 81, 1853, at
the cost of c66, 000, hydraulic pressure
being employed. Her W hole weight. when
launched. was II, 600. Her whole length
is ESQ feet; BREADTH exclusive of paddle
boxes, sd fees: inclusive lis feet: in
height, 80 feet, or 20 to the top of bull
warks. She has no keel. Her frame is
Of iron ribs aad cross-ribS covered in
side with iron plates, 10000 in number.
She has eight engines-four for her side
wheels and four for her screws-capable
in actual work of 900 horse power. and
has besides twenty auxiliary engines
She has ten anchors. 4 mile OF chain ca
bleS. five iron maStS and one of wood.
with iron sparS. ShroudS, and standing
rigging gand 900 yards of sail. The elec-
tric telegraph conveyed her command
er. orders. She carried two large steam
launches and twenty other large boats
On her trial trip some of her steam pipes
exploded, killing seven men and wound
ing seven others. Mr.. BRUNEI died soon
after hearing of this disaster In 1860
she made several trips to New York, at
Il cost far exceeding the profits. In 1861
she was sent with troops to Canada after
the Trent affair. She was sold in 1864
for e25, 900 and was employed with coed
effect in lS64-J as Il cablc-iavino vessel.
In 1856, she made a tripto New York and
iiavre with passengers, running at Il very
heavy pecuniary loss. Ii is stated that
she can carry 10000 tons of coal and
merchandise, or 1000 troops, besides her
crew OF 100. Since 1861 she has been
most of the time in the Mersey. a source
of serious pecuniary loss to all who were
concerned with her. She behaved ad-
mirabiy at sea, is remarkably comfort.
able for passengers and possesses fair
capabilities of speed
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-05
TIE WESTINGHOUSE AGRICU LTURAL ENGINE

hr"" g@1 r"9'"e ">?ti"a I"" on" rqg hor
I Li Y,"k H-I Jrt
l- % N L-
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-05
ORDER NlSl.
ROSS IL. SMITH
~.
FRANK Il. SMITH ET Al

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equit,
Na. lnhl.
~ L. y. 1881, that the sale made ana reported
hy John f.. Wilson Trustee inI the sale of the
real estate IN the Proceedings III said cause mon
toned, h" ratified and confirmed. unless cause T."
the contrary iti"rruI hr shown or before the
sixteenth iar :t iir""EhcT next: provided Il copy
E" this Order bc inserted in some newspaper pub
ii>hcd at Elkton, IN said country. once week iur
one month before the sixteenth day pt November
next.
The Report -tltcy the amount Of sales to hr
= l63 IL JAMES A. DAVIS, Clerk.
True copy: test JAMES a, DAVIS.
Nov l5-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-05

A. N vibrating natrI bought ofy
yr 1.-THE kini OF
4 10 most the rnarnr myslfat home
" I,y yprnr uI have TT SU ntinrya
Il II
h If NtaTt haNeu The man Iad
- o
nir
t. h Il ttomy
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-05
THE GLOVER MACHINE

TO
yea was
No muar in nacre lot
m thh
mach luhing era
speak.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-05
State Of Maryland, Executive Department
PROCLAMATION.

WUEEEAS. BY the Constitution of MARYLAND
article a. section l. providing for amendments To
III" Constitution. il is made the duty of the Coy
"rn"r t" order tn" publication of any bill prDp0S-
tn@ amendments aS therein directed
ANp WHEREAS. The following act of the Gen
III! Assembly. passed at the January session
1854. chapter H.. proposes an amendment to the
,nIt-t Il finn lLl-M.f.
, 1881-11-19
Two Gentlemen Sold $1,000 Worth
Of Drafts at Appleton, and Are
Now In Jail.
A Religious Argument Between
Two Farmers Ends In q
Murder.
Bank lx-Burg1ars in Indiana Bnf-
fled by u Tlttc-Lock oil .
Safe.
Safes Belonging to the Kansas City, st.
Joe & Council Bluffs Road
Robbed.

Tho Trinl Of tho philadelphia STAR
I4onte Aunsj,trhsors to J'MkU Place ut
iisc November SeHAlofl OF tho Unified
States District Court.
Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Trtbuna
PHILADELPHIA, I'a., Nov. 1s.-Un Monday
next tic November session Of tile United
States District Court commences, utld before
Its close the trial OF this Philadelphia star
route conspirutors will tako piace. There
are ,ltnc Ut these defendants, md tho cfRrEo
they arB to meet IL conspiracy to defrauh Tho
United States by entering bogus security
upon props,sals for rostal-seryico contracts.
1t is probable that tha trinl, when fairly
sturtctl, will continue for two or tllreu weeks,
fur II Is known that tho defendants will maku
every effort t0 prulong tho trial by the protlrc-
tian Of witnesses Ut cycry description. Tlls first
batcl, of co,,sprators whom District Attor-
llay Valentine will have 10 deal with are
known US tho "l}lack gang" and comprises
Joseph X. Black, Henry Arbuekle, .Willian.
H. CAsoM, Joseph Funk, alld Jhsepti Bagk-
'iil.ck gamgh the United States authorities
succeeded lii fcrreting put and bringing to
justice four mora c0Nsptrat0rs, oE wliuin IL
II, LGgra,id Ehstgt. yuliug nttnrney III Tic
ot1fce OF Charles IL. Ottersoli. who became
lis bail. Ensign, together with Christian,
with enterrg insullicent batl upon prol!es-
uts which were controlled by Thomas 4, Nc
Dewitt. Wiley sslcGeGtlell t0r soiliN tinc III
rIuslng the nllthuritley,lhut was finally cnpt-
ure1 hy Deputy-Atassflnls Cake mud lsutter
il ntrtninlng s1or:., wl!sru l,e lllt coIlcenlttl
himself. l'rice alld AlcDevitt are wetl.known
characters AbUnt TOWN., ll!e farmer a builder
md Quarter Sessions Oail-g0Ur anu tho Int
ter uY u contractor.
, 1881-11-19
ITEMS.
TIE TARIFF CONVENTION.

THE TAllIFF CONVENTION,
NEW YuRk, Nov. 14-'rha llnny letters
received i,,dtcate large attendance of we'll
knuwn men Mt the Tariff Convention here
tho at|tl Alld :lOtll Inst,
THE MICHIGAN FIRE suFrEl,E1ts,
Thu Michigan Relief Fund TO date amounts
to Sl:}s,05a3
WANTS 4 DILL, OF PARTICULARS.
Harrison, .jDllnStuwn, uf Columbus, Miss,
tllr0ugll ex-Srcrctary'-of-tl,e-yrcu Iris
tow, Is asking for bill of particulars flnm
the Government III the suit instituted ngaillst
hin II recover nearly 2,U0U 200. It IL claimed
talat J0hnstown. us Treasury agcnt, fnilel
tn nccnunt to tho Department for great
quantity of Confederate cotton seized.
sCMMOSf:D As \ WITNESS.
DR.. Hamilton, q consulting physician dur
ine the sickness Of President Gurlieltt. llas
been summoned as a Witness In tic Guitcau
trial.
, 1881-11-19
Usefulness aud 3INrtfllInosR Of OofEae
{upuiaf Hftf1fa tfhuthlN.

tnw fiio yeryous systgi,, It IL t,inteer Of cuursp
lint in ,nny sntvs is ctirct is l.ither nti,yiuus,
i,hisvm,htin u,.nnIn usuuuinIly tlsOft nnjfn aIlG
t1,1y mrs, fund of drit1kti1 Il: for simiinr
ruas,,i ii il iMyurit hsyurnvs III tho
t]rpnf, whoru lts consumption is itniHe1so. hut
i1y,,,nr ri at,tfat, h i,urtrni: theT ul,nht ony
~ III Imkn # ynrv wouk. viii, lIvofy uf1ifdren Il
Inn. mt uvr,1 II iii nil Il IN rTrv wrntsT r.,
for3e ihSut 10 tirin,t II. ~ IL oftu L5na: whiio
elderly putIuIp. wht, aro il, t,uri If etimuinltt
snt i, t~k.i,S M Mid, ~ f. M inv r3t,oss Wv
H. hn,,s"ht.'a ~ IIsnitci .nn"ns II Il nrt"n nec,
ossnry To ,,su sttrcUry with Gotfuv. Wa II, not
nr"r,i,,i tn ,,rnism,rcE tt,s tS tnEuu h, 1onierto
, 1881-11-19

TIc Declares the Spirit of tho Land
Len,ue to fsu 1nAextructtbic.
Special Dtspasth 10 The CAteddo Tribune
Dunr1N, Nov. 1S.-The Hcrtltls special
says: Mr.. Pasnelra latgst lcttur, of which
purt was suppressed. lius bern Issued III
circular form aid widely cErcu1atetl. II il
accompanied, in Kosconmos, by III address
to the people, chilling attention to tho letter,
uni concluding: "Need you be remind ell
tint, tllougt the Lind Lcaguc is proclaimed,
its spirit Ii indestructIble. Adhere, then.
firmly to tho llne laid down for you. The
result will not bo n.eroly free land, but iii
independent and prosperous Irish natlon.''
, 1881-11-19
S1l l,U00, ,0D0-A C!Attl by INdsnnn IIeira
10 u LHrxe FAtHtu tn IsslIMsyl lyns,l1.

I[atAIfch ~ E1AT4HHHfk E4Fhlffr.
sens!onla,l hall'ny fron WilI!asnspoEt. l'0un,,
VIVA ~ :ass wy undcMy"ss,sg " pt,sSaase W.
psars, nf yast ostate, whlutl It tl,ls seecn!Iy
sSs" ls%arned IT,! bslonHsa I" tteu, IT, i!atisr
They decnoa to sell, and 'hnye M2,,n III.
sutton 20 SECURE tGoir pr'pe!ty, whlol, "
prospsct " t''pir succesa. 1t uppuars that ubuut
h.aty yensH Mg.' slasta ltoGcrs, who cnalIu frnns
tto Nurlh q lrelnn1. uctilrA IN penlIsylvnniA
~ the !tpaitty nbuyu lnvnt!uned, ullI actaIlrul
thu tl!!e to tue iva seou1na Ut lmul M wnIah
s!tuatud. hefnre., thv louatIvn Of thu city
h0gnrt m"ysd West alui tok w u fartA
ntt lnIliAh ltentuek Crruk. Jullurst, County,
lnd!at'a. wAaro ho resided I'll tho tlr,u ol als
death. Somebody Spl biz l.enl!syiyuuf1 lanu
Without getting h!H luitclalu, decd IL IT, ui,d IN
thu e,urau nf tlu1u # Letatuu very vuansle.
AMnny .hg ~ htirs Ut Ao9sts Hrn u. Ja!nea Il.
Ut this city: nr. Eamuei II. Luwis xIll William
!toaers: Ut shelby. County. n,u tho Actiregur
hatss, a.! well known alll h!yAiy respected ulli-
xpn1.
, 1881-11-19
QUlPS,

When Autumn cosncs, Autumn lcnveg.
1t doesn't require pair Of horses to drug cut
4 miserable cxlatonco.
Tho snan WIN foois certain TINT ho will not
succeed Is soldon tn!stHkan.
DON'T Judge minis character by the umbrella
he carries. 1t uny not bu bis.
The truest detlnuon Of happiness is--tn the
tIcionnry. 1t Gun always be found thore. SOL
loln e!soWiicre.
"siarsla9c," saEll mn unfortunate husband.
''is tho churchynrl Ut love-" ''Aud you men,"
replied hts wife, "aru tho -dxxers."
In letter to n friend u young la,iy statos that
sho IL not engaged, but tint sho cloud over
tho harlzom ubout aH largo as !. nlau's hand.
"sthry June, havu you gtvcn tho goldfish
fresh water?' Mo. nla'asn; what's tho use2
They hnyun't drunk nj, whnt's in thorc, yet"
"1npa, how do editors got in free ut all tho
Bh0wsf' "Well. sonny. us q general rlll0 th0y
E,So ,inS,t fss worth of advertising ior ss'cont
A fashionable young lady incidentally s,roppct,
0uc ut her fMlse eyebrows in bur OpurA- box, and
greatly frightened har hoal, who, un seeing it.
thought It w,a his inustnuhe.
n ri9 asstrS .eeDy hotw1cn
oriy t asat-"vsry likely. Tan ain j pawn6soker.
otn0 10 SHw s, "a? ass nSsS sw 1rca s, f.
Mary: !" We'll, in!ueI ttloy uro. mn an. Ani rsu
~ xI!d you've canc i,': lforu rvo le9n trying
to s;tS ter the last haf hour a hor noss Is
\ young nun xho lives Ia Austin. and whose
m,Iatnehu ii like rutti. "tho ayiduncB Ut thiuKa
hopcs! for: tho sltstnea ur thugs not vet se1n"
uotcu thAt 10 intended marrying tho ul.i Kth-
tlusnnn's tlnaRhter Mt MI enrly dAte. "lt bud
wv ~
remarked tho old uin'l.
, 1881-11-19
DEATH Of A MAN OF HtfCNE3s.

DEATH Of 4 MAN OF SUCCESS.
5pfeias Dlspatsh to 1hs Chteaoo Tribune,
NEW IoNk, Nov. 1a.-Ge0rgo Law. who
died tonight, Ind beon III ten days, and for
twenty-f0nr lnurs but partially c0,lsci0uH
lls Is tbs lust tU die Ut q truuylrnte Of threo
hutcA men whoso nasl,es arc familiar III every
p0rton 0t tho country, the utilor two betng
Corne!lus Vanderbilt and Dem litolIsnoutl
Tllo careor Of Mr.. Law, ~ well ns those Ut
Vanderbilt a,ld llichMol,.!, atf0rts ono Ut tho
most striking Instances ull record Ut tha 0t-
lMrtunitirs otture.l In this country fur
the rapld rlso Ut nn energetic nlam.
With 0Mly $40 in Ills p0cl;ot
wien !su started ont fl HE,
teorRe Law. by sngactty Md plucky pessts-
vorulice, llHl without II friend III thu wnrld
bur ILLS tattaer Anl mother. WIN wuru unable
to aid him. rosu. through tho torcu ut l[s
own indonitahlc will alld perseverance, u,l-
I'll he became
ONE OF THE wEALrttIEHT MEN IN THIS CITY,
controlling lnrgp corporations and wleI.liug u
great power iii thu community. Law began
his ltfe-work Mt tile age ot Is. after leaving
Ills fauler's farm, In tho City Ut Troy.
as lsod-carrler, worked his wny
n!onE, sayed money. afaa eventually becatnu
II contractor, bullulnx lucks M tle Esu nil!
l4eh.SA caNa.s. LII 1871, with n capital of
$as,oto, !lo went to CllIcaao, but wis Ut
tackled with fuyer mud returned tn New
York. liz curylNl oil Ills work OF Contract
lux, sula n,naaaea u fortune, hls chlot
lssor being tie construction vt tic
Cruton aque.luct antsstlla High Bridge ovei
his attention Il, bank!nG ,ula building fail
1oad1 and sttanlss,!ps. 1t WIS Ills stta1i.leF
tlls FacuIl, tint, In lhtS,
TuoIs OUT THE FIlts'r l'AsaESoElta 10 CALI
, 1881-11-19
Tariff Commissions Adopted and
Boundaries Of Districts
Designatod.t
One Hundred Men Go on a
Strike for a Contempti-
BILE Reason.
They Objected to a Girl IsccciV-
ing tho Sn,ne Wages as
Themselves.
Doatb Last Evening Of George Law, the
Well-Known Capitalist, aud Man
Of Successes.

FIRE u n l}ElkN ifil EisSs
ADJOURNMENT or TIE NATIONAL coSvES.
TIuS.
New YonK, Nov ls.-T'l1e object Ut to.
days session nf tho Association Of United
Fire Underwriters Of America was TO cstut'-
lish rates nf commission nnd frs, llcce bl,si-
ness. Before tits convention wn] the coRsfd-
erntlon of tho following resolution:
Resolved, That tho rate Ut cnrtills4lbn 50 ct-
tobsI,sd shult only apnly 10 such ph1gcs where
lncMl GHAr1!s tlTo Ur t11hy bc torfHod hnA plt III
iuGnl operation.
This was curred With ur amendment pro-
Willing TINT commissions OIL fnrlM risks Aiit
aweltll1g.l,ouscs le offered to local boards.
Tie convention then tnok up tint lmrtoi 1T
the report which provided tlat ms far M pos
sble Presidents and Officers Of companies
be tho men
ENTITLED TO HIND T1tEtlt COMPANIES
should they attend district conventions. An
amendment WAS offeru.1 md Mcccptetl TINT
th!s be optional with tie companies alld rs
amens!etl was adopted. The convention then
proceeded 10 designate tho districts. This
districts agreed upon nre M folfows:
Firss-'Tl,e States Of Matnc, New lamp
lsla,,d, msd, Connecticut, with headquarters
Sccund-New York, Pennsylvania, Now
Jersey, mid Delaware; headquarters ut New
ThIrl--Soutl, CnrolIna, Georgia. a,>A A1aba1na,
aud Fiurila: headquarters ut Atlanta, Gl,
Falrth-AtiysissIppl. Louisiana, Arkansas.
Atul TGXns; headquarters ut New UrEpnlls.
FiftE--Aaryla,d, District IF Columbia,
Virginia., West Virginia. anil Nurtl, Cnro-
lima; headquarters ut Baltimore.
Stxtll-Alt territory lying west Of tho
ROCKY Mountains.
Recess. ..-.. ...-. ....--.
NO EXCEPTIONS TO nF: MADE.
The rettnrt Ut the committee recommended
an amendment that exceptions shUult( not bu
made for my ltHaity tD the rt,t5 governing
district associations In tho annltrr vi tnrMnts-
siuns without tllu nplroyn1 ut thrHe-ttHrterY
Of tic members Ut the district asshc!utns i',.
trrested; also that, the metropolitan district
uf New York he controlled by the tArItf nsSO-
ciat!on In tho city, for tho Organization Of
which tho members werH II petED their
sup,Hrt. Another amendment allowing the
payment to agents TT III prr CHlit commission
ana IL per crnt CONTINGENCY Til surplus Dtuf-
Its IN lieu Of Is pgr cent nlsO passed, atter
which
THE 1rl'0RT WAS ADuITED AS 4 WHOLE.
\. Lt,lAe., S1lnwtltll, Of Philadelphia. WIS
elucteu l'rt,aident+ Tlic Attvlsary Cunllnltten
includes r. s. Cllnrd and H. }. Smith, of lllt-
Muis.
Barker. of Boston, offered resolution pro-
willing TINT members should llaG nat their ill.,
iucnce with the Senators Alt Representatives
ut tlIeIr districts to HEG!lre tile abolition uf
tla INK Of nne-Elalf Of | per cent on telHslts
il. National bahks. Mr.. liopu ab]netMl. ray,
illg, though thu tux lngtlt bo s"tnt!le, and
he believed tin government was the biggest
nl>N to tnke cure of themselves.
The, usual complimentary. votes Were
passed, md the convention adjourned sine
die.
, 1881-11-19

HPgtfdl U1SUuteA 81 IhE CHtd9o 1f15UH&s
lxDlANAroLts, Ind, Nov. tS.-Charles A..
Wilder. agont for tho past seven years Of tho
Thames Loan s. Trust Company, was ar
rested tonight fir embezx!cMeNt. It Is
charged that lle Is brhind $1,000 III Ills ac-
counts for rents collected for lilo cu1lpany,
and tic officers Of tho cputpa.ly say That they
bellows strlcter examination Ut tito books
will show tlla slafacation to ba nearly double
t!.as s"n,. Wilder, who Is q young naall,
hitherto OF good reputation. asserts that llu
is Innocent, aud that lla Is not behind more
thnn EtaU
, 1881-11-19

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1S.-The prisoners
fauud guilty ut tile criminal term OF ths Aln-
ntcipal Courh Just closed, wore brought he-
foro judge Mallory tuday to 10 sentenced.
The prisoners were sentenced rs follows:
Alfred lIarras, rrnll lnrce,1y, sfx months IN
thu Iltl1lsu lf CORRECTION; Curllelius Kelley,
grai1 larceny. one year In tho l1oslse ot Cor
ructl0n; CllAllts 1snssey, Highway robbery,
four yuArs in Status Prison.
, 1881-11-19

tho bank. There llr wns given tho astcria-
two ut opening the safo containing the funds
or hclng ktltc,t. 1t was impossible tn orun
the safc 1t, tint It was provided with tfmr;,
lock. nf wlirt, tht robbers wern rolv1n,'r!l
rite. After stli,jrctl,ig tic Cashier 20 stl,lo
rough usagc, ll,. threatening, hts llfo
III caso .of exposure. tl.a robbers fled:
ltEce Eot Ills yelling apparatus II, ortlcr md
rnttcd for assistance, wilicl, wns ut l,atll.
'rllo robtrrs wrrt, cnse.t nn.l tracked to Jim
U'l}nmnc1l's livery stahse nt ti.ls place. Tho
hnMk otltctats, who nru III this city today. lnye
retnlnca tho hest iva ability md vii!
lrAyu no st0ne Nt,turnctl to fHrrct out MID
bring the ticsperatoey to Justice.