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MO ICE.

II, tic ,,ut.,yrx uf thu fn!lnwna Warehouse Re-
rclIts Outstanding TT M y" sntsrs W9s'' y tI w
srr,Iiu Wlott t.r an,lt itf uus'tt ka b1stIUts,
III itp St rhut kiusM.r. Chleasu. n:ld ~ wMuli II
rl:ts tlpGfII: . ,., -, =. A., ~,
TAi, M,iu!t Is h. t'nui s;lryat15 ll1s Sus H H. n
III ai /. u.i III condition. III tts w'r1l na ~w.4.t-
@ AID it viii levurti tit, tuitwlsR EeuaIpts
, 1881-09-08
1HF EVENING SESSION

vi II. H. nryal!t's chIcaru llus!t,uss College will
bey!l, s,exs sluu.ay uvcu1ug. Supt. IT, With very
targu fucutly alld un oxcVIIc,t soss0 Ut stl''ly.
3tuhy st.mluNis havu atreHdy cnrol!ei ftor
names, a,,4 Young mon aud ladies who wish to
uexll VI. t>1u uI,clnv ,lixht cAu tunku thtsr ar.
sanKcmullta ut tho college, u''ea '!ny ''ay nr
evening Ut ths week. Tho ,lay session " III
pl,erutlun throughout llc YEAR.
, 1881-09-08


rAlsls Sept. 7.-Tho attention at tho Ghvorn-
mont Ia called tu tho possibility of Il tanine Ill
Algeria.
100000 MEN. ... ..-
Military occupation Ut thu City OF Ttin's. aid
sumo other points, has bceonto necessary. Rons-
tan recommends that tho Eronch force IN tho
reRuury bo raised to l:0,0M.
, 1881-09-08

6pset,s Uispatra tu I7s Ghteaao TSthults.
WlCulTA, Kus,. Sept. '.-Quitu cu'ilsEn'a ot.
currrti Inst evening utl thu Santn "a ItnlIr0ad.
Ecur c4x1nY UsUyp Ssntlou. nhuut th1Fty'l''v
,.Iles cust VI that uias. freight a,,d ps'ssu!i'
rur trzlt, vulllesi. Throg trv9ht-curs wefe
tjut.,.,Etsbc.i, hut 10 t.t,o hurt seriously. Thu
truck il nuM eIearu1 Nud er4ina ato running Fe4"
ulArly. r,,,n.
pgs slOinxs, la, Sept. lat sN thle morn:
lnr. wLrlt the {felxbt-isnin un tho th!caEp y
Uvrk lslx..s issitrisah aat,ntnv Hast hau rcAe1ed
, 1881-09-08
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

op7e1Ht 17EspaEIH :" 37H 17'FFss1V 3F'""'ss'
Hpu1NuFiKt.E, ILL.,, Ecpt. Tito lev. Jamcs
Hurt, u Methodist cxhurscr WIN has becn cIl.
p!,yud by Charles Lgas, Ut MechaI!csbury, and
r,unuhlnY In tho rciYhl,orhu,ul, WIS Nrrcst'Nl
Yesterday ut Lincoln ut,,l trt,Rht tn this city.
chur9nl with huyInx furHc.! tho InlinrsuMeEt VI
IL. l.. itubiusun to ttUte fur IA Etvlll by l.aaf
uid hIa w!fu, which nutn liatt Is sui tn GAv1 NJ.
ltn1Enkun. Ile wctt u Jul! in lafuult VI S5o0
}nl[I.
, 1881-09-08

spt:sl UJthIIcA % 1h+ 1.hll'.7 = hE1s-
MoxrIsi:At. Sept. 7.-Jusltcu Mnckny dismissed
the application nr Iunn lAwt stnc!1u,'kcr. fur
iii Injunction nKAllst the StIhtttal Trtcu'7Il'A
Company ralsnx tiIclr rutn+ fr1,n ~ !" - crsltS
III Cnnndh. Thu Judgment guvu Ivnert1 sllt's-
iucitnt., III 1t wilt tcint ~ prtteHt tlIe t.nrts
!r1,n 1eH Msul ~ rts tic stbc'i- -tiI!trkct, ~ Is
tou frequently lbt Case.
, 1881-09-08

IWE tHfy lN7th.I ITf3a, n
Leo uo Land Ii nuW Mb!0 - W out Tauln4 Dvery
tlay, ills recovery h unu VI tho n.ost .rc!nark-
MbIo Ia thIs part OF the country. His skull M4s
fractured, fur botlua WuT0 baiilY brtken IN ~
lvys, yet hu 10 rapplty recovering. aud Will "
As stg0nx 4ul healthy ~ eses. 49,
, 1881-09-08

6ptetal bhp4fE1 70 3H* CA1saaa 4FlbuHs'
rAIt1H, III, Burt. 1.-Throe farnlcts nH Il'rth'
wcst vi tho city wcru guInx houle with wax''l'
lOal Ut uoAl cuch. when ono VI sholD. Flclrhee
U!lts, being III tho reur, lruro past tho "thof
two Mt r1lp.I rsltv, md, nfter pushing tholn
sht,rs diytu.,yr. thu wheel uf l,ia wa4u struck
HttIl,u ~ tho rt,Mll. thriving t6o Whue lullu III
ton Ut hin, c4ltstt,y unjust lustAnf Atath.
, 1881-09-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

E1uck X MaYAst's 1lo4l. Powder U ths
tnn.st insuct-killur. 1t lnnkuA short ~urk q
rUuchrs, liels. tlIos, and hulbuKa AlSo pttaaEvu9
valuable furx 1nl wt,oous s:'1 tbs savnxHa " Y
mUths. Luck 4 Nayncs, lnaesra ot thu "A&Es'
culUxul,,
, 1881-09-08
slURD1;,eElt ARRESTED.

sr. Luuls, Mo., Sept. IA 1t. Joseph special
says jan.es rarklns, whu killed tnan nslla!ad
tlArtr,au, III Newcastle, ucntry Conuty. s[t.,
ubuet your hKo, has huun hrrostea vt Icn1l.
t;entry County hMa 90uc tu laaay!ilo to bstux
tho murderer uArk,
, 1881-09-08

OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 7.-Suws rcachcs thls
city ut tho killing Ut Edwin MHoro. nVctl ~, by
Charles lsitcy, u years uld. ut settlement called
Fremont, on tho Wutf itiver, MI Moltlny afsGr-
noon lust. Ths murder II tho result nf III eii-
nifty Ut lung stAlltlnE, which hnd t'cun tho etsso
Ut previous aud 'frHi,lcht luhrre's. On tho tiay
OF tho killing tho PARTIES had scyurAl nlterttl-
ttous and thu lust t.,nu ltiley struck Mn,rp with
bur Ut lrti ul,i,,t the luck. seyrritiH luxM!ns
vein. MnnrD ttcd Ia iltusn nllults: lstlov.
wht has ltthUrtu burnc Il hntri reputation. Wts
nrrcstul, hut rutcase.i III *sIW bull. llo eluttns
he struck tho blow III aclf.ilrftuSt.
, 1881-09-08

WABASH, rii,d., Sept. 7.--Tbss morning william
Mgycrs, Il lad character of this city. bccaulo
angorul ut hls Wru and 0cga' putting her into
u m.,d0 condition. After this hu tiod her by tho
thu,ntl aud Yayo her Il lIcast!y whipping. snu
wts Snry sctluu6y lnj4rSu. Inc ufute WaAo
glul lla GsAAlN,
, 1881-09-08
RUSSIA.

1EW8s
yInsst. Sept. 1.-Ono huirlrod Jews, escaped
frotn Russia, inFt 1lrotly OIL tholr way To Amer.
Ie,,. Five hundrod and tlfty-fuur Jowfsh work
pcuplo ut n ktof u,bncco-fautory were ordered
10 Quit the town within IL fortnight.
, 1881-09-08
OLD SETTLERS PICNIC.

. EPS<Ia7 z70p4st7F
HAKpW1cu, ILL.,, Eept. 1.-Neurly b,AD people
attended the ue knlb County Ol Hsttlcrs' pic
nIc to.uas at Frltchard.a Grove, wrst 0{ Water'
Man, II waa tho t4sxpst D,le they have yet bud,
and was u very succctsful aud pleasant Yather.
tnx.
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ro. SYMPATHY F0N GARRtEf.D.
Ia nn,sAsTlh0r1x, sQpt. T.-uen. Low Wallace.
sta tasSua1!nK t!s !scredonttals Ses.crtluy ~ UlltuA
ass & S'tn!stvr Ia this causl, sntl tas rvlat!nn.
"~sa faEkey aud sha Quilted Hi4teA had 4eau
, 1881-09-08
lS.tl

Ton,SrO. Supt. 7.-.rh1 thIr.l aNntln1 cxh!hl.
tiuu 0f Tho industrial .iss,a:iNtfun VI the Pn't'
tncc Ut Untnt!U WIS fartlnly oiIenpd sll,s nittr-
muon III the prr,sc,cpn! large er'w.w slH!tMa,
Mayors ut tho fn,v.,,ec. nul tue Lltutoi!uIn
Guigrllurs Ut Two lnHi.lrus.
, 1881-09-08

IlTrLE 1tucK, ,bppt. "a dispatch frnln
Chsllcr's stutiuu, chcrukec SAtio1l, tnys that
william Clsllll au.l Jn.nes Trutt CherokuG hI-
liu1s, ugul IL auh u respectively, Hot
lgft Tic E.,tisc aud was nh,nt tu rtle M,suy w4pi
I'rntl tiutntncl him NE bntsto rintext unt!I nv
ruugAed lha 1ttle " tho llurA4:, whtn ht drew u
revolver ind shut hin slcau. exclnlnllnE. "lil
rcyclIyed" lle than tlo'i. 4 shpriH's pnA,n II
pursuing htm. fiOt1 lho yuutlx mon nrp s.t'l ~
10 rulAtuA to tho highest utIu!tarles Ut TUG
EulrukGu Nation.
, 1881-09-08

IVHTtNNA "3EF1"V1sFF "
rErgIssnulun, W.. Hvpt 7.-Aodcs II. saal pub
lciy cowhlloa +. Levi TO-DAY. Writing an of*
feuslyo iettcr wus tho alleged cauya.
, 1881-09-08

.. Ep,eiai Dt.pufeh to Yhs thiedao 7rthuIe
MILWAUKEE, Sppt. 7.-ttehartt stInuYHc, ntt
old resl.tvnt Of sl.' ThtA Ward. over 70 yeurs Ut
ugc wus run uvcr ~ umb VI thu hensy delivery
w,.vou4 Vi tho schlIt& liruwlng Company tolny
u,1a Hlr,t.st ll,s.u.tiy kIIlr. Absent 'ntitd4 to
wulktal ut,ttcr tn1 NnKHH Whtlo u "a$ et1n4
DRIVEN rapidly Oser u trossilg.
, 1881-09-08

TQlN1STUs
Special pispat.k II III Chicago Tribune.
TOlokr3, Ont., Sept 1.-THE ,1routh, the hoat,
and the cuutluuo4 high wlaIs have completely
, 1881-09-08
AEGIfANfSTAN. A

IEHIIfS.tts"A
I4yynoS, Sept. 7.-Tio A,nror Ut Afxhantstasi
bus .,.iswcrotj .ty,nb kAnn's proposals. atil tho
lu.tor, consequently, sent IN Important. s!r,'ns
Asld seyur,l priests to tho Asncers camp. ~
rruprtctl tint Ayoub khnli lnltnds to stud IL
siegc. .-
THE AatEK1t.
1ln,tuAy, Srpe. Tho forcu With tho Ainecf
Mt Kl,elut consists uF llyo rayhlry regiments
twelve c,t,s,u,,. several regiments of tnfMhtry'
u,,l Il large i,hly VI nltit. Ayuob khan holds
tho rual hnIf WY to Khent.
, 1881-09-08

Srrrtat Htsbttth Ia Tie Ghteslpo 1rtbmne
Ffntx. IT,, scbt. IA ynunv inRn nnnci
John 4. fttx4ihttnOtls, was klt.ekuA hnwn while
untDntlIng II huIinr fur tho stHta Asylum AZ Tho
Chicago & Northwestern stcpnt this nflcrn0tlti.
tlnt{ fell Nt,nr 1t. The tollIr rueu utItu bis
IIcuIf. fEnEturinI aiH Aktlll.
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DMn't Agree with the Jury.

CuAplEsrox, S. G., October l3.-JNCk
Williams, the negro convicted at Orange
burg, S. G., Saturday, for Outrage upon q
white girl aged II, was taken from jail
about ] o'clock this morning and hanged.
Tic Jury, through misunderstanding rem
lered a verdict Of guilty with II reCommen-
,ialion 10 mercy. Under the statute such n
Recommendation reduces the punishment
from death, to lie Imprisonment, and the
prisoner wis sentenced OIL Wednesday nc
The public, ineenScl against the jury,
determined that the prisoner should never
reach lie pcntentiary. The crime was re-
voting IN ils details, and the prisoner con;
iesSed his guilt. The following was found
fastened across the breast Of the body Of
Williams, printed in large letters on piece
sisters md daughters shall be protected,
the decision Of M ONngebuFg jury to the
contrary notwithstanding"
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TEI.SE TELEGRAMs,
NarratinE the Minor Events AMI Hap.
NCnlttlrS of Yesterday.

Tho prohibitOry Committee OF MassH-
Chusetts lIAs nominated DR.. John Blackmer
for Lieutenant Governor vice Engle, dc.
CCRaCd.
1t Is definitely settled that the llanlan-
Ross race for $1,000, three miles, will he
r0wcd at CrCvC COuer Lake, near st. Louis,
Mo-, November Ii.
In spite OF Gen. Buffers letter Scoville
hopes 10 secure him as Guitcau's counsel.
Many regard Buffers letter as really bid
for an opportunity to take part in tile case.
Col. Edwin j. Morgan died AZ Ills home,
IN Aurora, n W yesterday, lie waa one
Of the stockholders III the New York Times,
one Of the OriginatOrs Of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express Company, and was elected
to Congress three times,
III tho shooting nilfay at New Orleans
yesterday between Chief Of Detectives
Thomas Dcveraux and Detective Mike
llennesy, in which eight Ornine shots were
fired, both men were badly wounded, and
DevCrallx Is now reported deNd. II Is be-
lieved llGnResy cannot recover,
Tile Ameer Of AiglMnistan In two we'll
contested engagements has defeated the
forces sent against him from llerat, al
though their forces were commanded by
Russian officers and their artillery secuted
by Russian soldiers The Governor of
llerat is now attempting TO make terms Of
peace with the AnGer. The latter seems
determined to push his present advantage,
and tie present capture and occupation Of
llerat Is imminent AyOob Khan has fled
to Persia.
John Kelly at meeting At Tammany
Hall last night declared that although they
were rejected and to some extent Inundated
they were determined 10 how toIhc decision
Oitlle CQnlentiQD and would give tile State
ticket their entire support. On leaving the
hall the Democracy stated tlatthe rejection
Of their delegates by tie State convention
was dictated by a spirit Of injustice and
fraud. Tammany denOtinCed the arrest Of
Parnell
During the coming session Of the Prlis-
sian Diet no ecclesiastical bill, beyond that
providing for the renewal Of Tie law Of
July last, will be presented, &c the GOyern.
meht considers That ftcsii legislation at
brescnt would tCnd TO restrict tie scope Of
direct neg0tiationA with tlib Vatican, ghe
scheme Oi tile Minister Of Finance Tor In
creasng direct taxes will not be intro
duCcd in. the Diet for some time, as the
Ministry has decided 10 await the fate Of
the tobacco monopoly bill.
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come the duty OF the Irish people to ex-
hIbit the virtues OF sell possession, disCip-
line and obedience to the Land League
more than now, though the English ten
ants and the organization OF the people
will assuredly come into the possession Of
their inheritance, Much has been accom-
pished looking to this end already. Glad
stone himself openly confessed that the
Land League is the only government in
Ireland now with any moral force behind
it, Hence he makes war upon it. He pre-
sCnts arms to the majesty OF ideas, which
were invulnenble and immortal. No man
who believes in the superiority OF mind
over brute matter can entertain u doubt re-
specting the final issue.
GLADSTONE AT GuILDHALL.
LONDON, October l3.--Mr Gladstone, on
invitation OF the Lord Mayor, went to
Guildhall to-day, and there received an ad.
lress from the municipality, In reply he
said that Irish affairs were too near and
loo pressing to be put back or neglected.
The condition Of Ireland was, without
doubt, most serious. But in dealing with
his condition the Government disCaimed
all partisanship. There was no issue be-
tween the political parties in England on
Ihc question. The Government had
solemn duties to discharge, and 1t was
determined to perform them. The
Inst step which it had taken towards vim
licating order and the rights OF property
IN Ireland was the arrest Of Mr.. Parnell,
which had been made to-day. "Mr. Par.
nell, said Mr.. Gladstone, "from motives
which | do not challenge, has made him.
self prominent by yattempting to destroy the
OF law and TO substitute for Il an
ITarchcal oppression Of the Irish people,
he land bill fair trial, and the Govern
ncnt Is determined that the people shall
lot be terrified out Of their constitutional
lights" This declaration Of the intention
,fthe Government was received with much
applause by the assemblNgo which filled the
hall,
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THE LAST ACT
Ia tho wilcox Tragedy spec.
IRCIcS nt the Scene of the Crime.

Ia tho wilcox Tragedy spec.
IaCIGS Mt the Scene of the Crime.
PLAIN Cry, ONO, October l3,-An i'm
mcnse crowd Of curious people from town
and country were gathered ut the Wilcox
home at eleven o'clock to-day to witness
the departure OF the murderer and his vie
tim for Sandy school-house, near the Sci
Ola, where the services were appointed to
be held. There were present Il score or
more OF men against whom Wilcox had
sworn terrible vengeance, aud frequently
tho scene merged into one Of lcvity and
congratulation among both men and
women over the death OF the man they all
dcspiscd and more or less feared. Sugges.
tions Of tying rope to his neck and drug
ging his body to the graveyard behind II
span OF kicking mules, or burning him on
Il log-pilc, were very common, and disgust
ngly suggestive OF II vitinted and over
heated condition Of mind among the mass
OF the crowd.
The belief that Wilcox was lynChed by IL
purity VI HIS nClRIlDuLS VIII CuptNTCu IIll
while he was attempting to escape grew inn
mCnsCly us the day advanced and the allNir
became more freely discussed, md the i'm
preston gained renewed strength when it
became known that twO'Or three OF the mum.
Der who let the nude body Of the dead wO-
man in the road Hnd went in search Of the
murllCrcrare ACKNOWLEDGEMENT from tho
nGighbOrhOOd. The circumstance Of the
wrGtclled mans clothing being drcnched
with water lends TO the further openly cx-
pressed opinion tint his presumed cNptors
first threw him in well near by, but find.
ing the water to shallow for drowning pur.
poses, took him out and strangIcd him,
partially suspended from the limb OF Il tree.
The mystery Of his death will hardly be
cleared up satisfactorily, and strong be-
lief that Il double murder occurred on the
premises that night will forever follow the
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sincerity, wish To express my obligation to
him Tor the impartiality with which he has
conducted the duties assigned to him."
Ttr motion was agreed to.

sincerity, wish 10 express my obligation to
him for the impartiulity with which he has
conducted the duties assigned TO him.
f'hG motion was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Logan, committee
consisting OF Bayard and Logan was ap-
pointed by the Chair to wait on the Presi-
dent and announce to him the election OF
Davis us President pro TEN,
The resolution offered yesterday by Kel-
logg, calling for papers in the State Depart
ment in the case Of NinCcnz RCbellO, was
adopted, after being amended so us to be
addressed to the President instead OF Secrc-
tary OF State,
Voorhees, stated that he had received
u communication from u lady which in
duced him to offer the following
RtS0ired, That the joint committee on
the library be instructed to inquire into
the eXpedienCy Of causing medal to be
made in gold commemorative Of the tragi-
cal and most lumentablc death Of james 4.
Garfield late President Of the United
States.
The resolution was referred to the Com
mittee on Library, together with the letter
alluded TO-, which suggests that gold
medal be struck and presented to Harry
Garfield, the late Presidents eldest son,
and that similar bronze medals be present.
ell to the President, Cabinet, members OF
the Senate and House Of Representatives
and the surgeons who attended President
Garfield.
Lamar, in this connection, said his col
league and he had deemed it advisable not
TO make any formal announcement OF Pres
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RALEIGH, n. G., October 19.-At rcun.
ion ai the Ux.COniederatcs the following
resolutions were adopted:
While we are proud Of the devotion ex-
hibited in the cause OF the COniedCracy, We
accept the result rs the will Of Divine l'rOv-
ldenCc, aud will stand by the tlag Of the
Union with the same devotion with which
we sustained the COIoN Of the lost catisc.
WHEngAs, We arc proud Of our citizen.
slin, aud II Is meet and proper that we
should put ourselves on tie record Of do.
hOnnCing the late assassination Of tho Tree
idcnt therefore be II
ReSoiyi, That wa ahliOr the crime Of as-
saSinNtion under all circumstances, and
WHEN ihC object 0t the ielon's blow is at the
President Of the United States VIZ can
find no words adequate 10 express OuE alb
florence and dctestation a Sicl, an aCt so
calamitons, deed NJ Ileplonble and Il
crime 80 yapughant 10 every feeling Of
latriutsn and Of humanity.
RsaOllyd, That We tender our respectful
sympathy 10 Mrs. Garfield and family OF
the deceased PrcSislGnt In their sore allic.
ton,
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DEI.I.AIRE.
IlurgIar. Lectures F4cur"lonlatS, &c.

burglars Lectures -EXcurSIOnIAtG, / &C..
&c.
Rev. Keys and wife, OF Dridgeportpwc in
town Thursday.
The funeral Of Charley Muth took place
Thursday forenoon.
Mrs. Tiernnn, Of bridgeport visited old
friends here Thursday.
Henry lIGil declines boat race with James
Manly on account Of having no time for
training,
The Troll building on Belmont street as
newly modelled will be warmed by hot air
furnaces.
Thursday will be celebrated by the Bellairc
Turner's as the fifth anniversary OF their
organization.
Iiclnircs candidate for Representative Is
elected and still the Legislature Is Repub'
lican. o. K.
Some Monroe county Republicans-and
we begin to believe there nrG more Of them
down that way than Is generally supposed -
were In town Wednesday smiling over the
news Of Kelly's election.
Some Of the bridgeport people who were
disappointed in having an address in their
own town from Miss ThOburn, came down
here Thursday afternoon TO attend her meet
Ing ut the Methodist church.
The houses Of Wells benson and Samuel
Simmons, on Gravel HILL were entered by
burglars Wednesday night, They got very
little but they broke into the houses all the
same and there Is 10 likelihood OF their be-
ing caught, or found out even.
A msClIeyOus report waa started Thursday
morning that two children OF lIen Turner,
who lives as janitOr in the Fourtll.ward
scllool.hOusC, hud been taken with the dipll'
I liberia. There was great cOmmotOn among
the scholars for awhile, but there was no
truth in the report.
The B. & $. W. brought in another lot Of
GxCursiOnists Thursday. They went out on
II special train in the evening, but the regn'
lar train out was crowded by the regular
travel. II was twenty minutes late In leay.
ing, on account Of the amount OF freight and
number Of cars to be handled.
Father O'Gormnn, who Is considered one
Of the best Catholic pulpit orators in Amer
lea, lectures in the Catholic Church here on
next Monday evening at 8 o'clock on "rlC
Gross and the Harp at Tara" DellairC people
like elOQuGncG, and when they get chance
to hear such eloquent and learned men Ns
Father OGOrman they turn out In grcat
numbers. The finest lectures delivered III
the New York Cathedral nro said to have
been Father O'GOrmans-dGivCrGd by spc
cial request Of Cardinal MCCloskcy.
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NEW YORK, October l3.--'T'he difficulty
between the brirklayCrs and employers
continued yesterday. At the beginning OF
the building season the bricklaycH de-
mandcd 81 80 per day On account Of the
unpreCcdcnted demand for wOrkmCn,
bricklaycrs exaCted 81 Il day. last Thurs.
day, at Il meeting Of the contractors, II was
resolved that after Monday the rate Of
wagra would he 81 90 When announced
10 The men about 1000 quit work. a mum.
her Of builders, on account Of the neccs-
ATTY Of hurrying their work, accCdcd TO the
demands Of the men, bnt the majority re-
fused 10 continue to my 81 day. The
builders ciaim they can hire all the men at
this season IN the country tint they need.
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AGAINST GRAIN GAMBLING.
Attempts to Find an Indictment Under
the Illinois Law,

r,,,,,,, n.I.I.. ~ M I.I.
oE,a.. SatH%", .t UvIpTL loil'c uIs'tsLrous
vva'S ,n '''". ma ,"Ne o .o.owe @ 'u IeTu''t ope!a
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u"t stltu'u ILls h''T[oWeu lllH o'lellSe 30
.nat covers oh'S lhe I"FeSIalIlhs OF tlle
mmlarket m Py spreading lalSe rnlnors TO IN
MHcIcc aSs tllo price VI t9'iIllloI'IIts therelh'
u llle obvious PlrPose OF llle legislature IN
,,laKlns ,naSs !hlS provision was % project llle
peoLc, tno t9ilsUl.iers, w WEI! ~ innocent
nW'v'G.o'S' \ ny i'l'l|Sc Iusu.tl's lroi uh-
h".uIT' "IiL' mt'i'!o.'s n'ictuAtlohh oI prices,
nID"Slt i.S I,ou. py '1T l''ISr s.sgyStloIs Oh
Interested PERSONS Inc ollehS9 OF corner
inS .He lll'IrTp' y h3', 80 lHr Nv Hlh aware
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.Tir s'IscS u ''ic irS' p''Sii'esSo oi courts
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!c .' m ,lsrNTt ll'lEIlt De Drlelly HescrlDeu as
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lI.ake lI.'i'' tllSnl tnG subject o. INQUIRY, your
HI'H HI "'iu lll'iic DI. " pull however power,
iuI Llo continuation ,!d 70 ueiy tne IaWS, una
however ,.; ullllGult 10 Getect anu PUNISH tle
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~ u. J. W. .alI 70 nrlns !le .errVrs o. ll'o INV
70 pe"r uI9ni ni mn. ror one teluse liot 70
aeaT WHY ilIs tlle e'rS Oh III 10 tho us;
tol tllE business men nl't llietH0nS OF
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