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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17

what "UncIe Jimmy" Says OF 81.
erra Nevada, Etc.
VIRGINIA, Sept. Ex-senator Fair gives
no particulars in regard to what Ia being
done In Sierra Nevada. He says he ID
opening up the ground as fast as possible,
and will have something more to say about
the new development in short time. He
says what he is doing is satisfactory to the
directors, and therefore others should be
satisfied. About all he will now say Is thai
all 10 going well. Good Roadway is beinp
made in the drift from the. east drift from
the 2700 station Of the Union shaft. The
drift is still in vein porphyry, living in
blocks, and after each blast there ia ouite
q rush Of water from the shattered rock.
often causing a rise Of from 10 to is feel
in the stump.
H. G. Elder, the old Bonanza assayer.
arrived from Denver this morning, and
the Con. Virginia assay Office has been
opened and is again in full blast.
The Alta pumps did not start to-day, but
will start tomorrow morning.
The drill was to-day started in the end
Of the west drift or the 2400 level Of the
Potosi. This drift Is 100 feet from the
south line Of the ground.
The C0pflagratfon at Austin and
the Losses.
AUSTIN, Sept. 16.-Below 10 an approx
mate estimate Of some Of the losses by the
fire yesterday. F. Preuss. s 1850, John
Dolan, $4,000; Chas. polkinghorn, s5, 900;
Robert Pohl, $500, Triplett & Clark, 49,.
500; NJ. Keough. 81. 800; L. A. Weller, 81
500; Price q Read, 5000; F. vonordeck,
So, 500; Hoffman 4 Bros, 81, 500: Parrot.
& McComb, $500; Jacob Dreyfus, 81, 500;
s. Crecenzo, S1,400; DR.. J. 8. Hammond,
81, 900; Henry King, 50, 900; w. H. Tower
h Co., 50, 500; VIM. Gibson, $500; W. D,
Decide, 81. 900; Simon Bray. $500; Masonic
and Odd Fellows Hall Association. SO, 900.
The above is only q partial showing Of the
losses. there being many small amounts
which 1t was impossible TO obtain. Besides
the block totally destroyed, the fronts Of
the buildings on the opposite side Of Main
street are all more or less charred and
blackened, and will cost considerable in
the aggregate to place them as before. The
Reveille yesterday placed the loss at from
$50, 600 TO $75, 900. II il now believed that
$50, 900 will cover the entire loss. There
is no suffering from the fire. as 1t was con-
fined to q business block. The amount OF
insurance Is as follows r. Hogan, 81, 200;
]. A. Wright, 81. 700; Tower 4 Co., SO. 900;
Odd Fellows building and furniture. about
$4,000; +. Preuss, 81, 800; +. vonordsck,
. 1000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17
EUREKA OPERA House

M OF THEATRICAL OR OTHER
INl companies desiring dates At this tbassa.
tors. Address, foPA
FOLEY. 'RYLAND l. wrNZrLL.
Eureks' Nevada Aug. ~, 1881. sui6tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17
AN OLD TIMER.

The venerable ARENAS Hale. the old
est member Of Congress now living, will
in a few months enter upon his goth year.
He lives at Bridgewater. Mass, and,
though slightly bent in figure, is sound
in mind and body, active in habits, and
PROMISES TO reach his centennial.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF EURE-
h County, New, will hold sessions in the
PUBLIC school Building, on FRIDAY and SAT-
uRDAY. Sept. IS and II. for the purpose Of
issuing Teachers' Certificates to those passing
satisfactory examinations in the various
branches required by law. Examinations to
begin promptly at A. n. and close at 4 p. N.
each DAY. G.. ]. SCANLAND,
setd County Superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17
HOTEL BUSINESS
FOR SALE.

THE OWNER OF A WELL sus,.
L hotel in this county, doing q gov afr.
meas, Is desirous of selling the same an. ! ar,.
ing from business. Any party Wishing 'opu =
chase can have the privilege OF rAaass az
the house q reasonable time for the pulp s,si.
sat,sfyins themselves of the amount !. ,his
ness transacted. For particulars appS .sasf
once.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17

Madame Marie Blanc, late proprietress
OF the gambling palace at Monaco, has left
her property, worth $40, 600, 900, to her
three children, who will keep up the estab.
lishment and run roulette and ''trente ct
quarante" as usual, for all corners.
, 1881-06-03

,ron,oh1c cmp,ormens Or inhor In industrial
cnlnrrrises; xtehtt' tyr our elites nnl tor thr
"r sta is' sst! ".urs ,"y rc " "n,it % ard m fSi
iii III! sllo Ircat puhu un1s Tor wh'eh '"es
"srS srha is,'j,,ser. os.l tho right 10 frno no
It, liz l1H fIEht preservation nf ntl rphs*. atlu
il ttlhtlit! bo tantnlHc' " every state II! W.
ttni1n. We t~ileyG tho chtlttntint' INK rfttf,c
lp 1r,nn suffrage III VirRiMla. t' be ~ tlhssiGt
With tI Fnl.t!,n't, an.nt !" ,, tl,o Ctt,', !, r.
viontton Of that c,'.ul.t,oi@ ~ ~ fss,slra tt.' ~,
Stain Constitution rs tn .scnrivo my Gttlzen ~
citss Ut citizens ut tho right To vbt": cxtcpt rs
p,ismf@t rnI @ ~. w. s1sa al,Svc se IT, pr.ris !" W.T.
i1r to 10 contrary 10 tho Rcn,,s"t or
shu very fu!tn!n.on II whc a. y s Ispsts,'M y n %,,
future rs II tnrasro fnr tho eulteat!nn Ut row.
cno.-thc proiosnird rtuEot! fur its ,lll,nyntion
In 1s79-aHA wG kiinw no thse, IfnnlnI.li9a. .s.ia
tutrti. Wo knDw It contributes tn Tho tnereuss'
Of tho m.aonn,y owyr ~, r,..G. ~ G.FWS w ,er erS
| 10 the PURPOSE hIthortn expressed % t'rcNlHc
fnt,te c1frotlint leEleaunn tt'r tho Gp!cct0t; r.
thi. Tux. sic,ilcntc by tho CostiMtinn r. tu9a PLY,
FREQ su9tE,s. aG to s,,ir.ny NJ
II III" HeH,,jiistcrs conxratuiptc tho whole pco-
po nf Virginia TN tho proHresa nf INC lnst icw
yenrs y ,'y9onx ,T ut ettsrprsrs ii thu
HtNtc, anil ttiey DECLARE tfofr purpose ~ III!
tfeae grcRt atd growing tti.lt,atrtcf y ~ 'TopTa
th1a end they Will continue ettnrta IN nchnll o.
more eort'in1 md fratctnnl relations nstwget
SECTIONS md Stntcs Hd uspestAily inr ny .,..'
knuw hnw earnestly and sincerely FlrKlt,'h ~
vtcA MI ,hcn il,tn her bnrcra ~ vs!tnrs tr Z
ocone citizens w!tt1n.it fear 81 . tGsit, r i
seGtion Of tho ctlintry. snail cnjty tle !nts
frccslntn Of thought, spccch politics: anu ret!8
r." n as s stS'E m w!T fIo '5s' t'eysrent
3lt Il Gltule1 lOr th1r exercise htlu i1ro1cctluHs
, 1881-06-03
ART.
SECOND Day's Session Of the Central
Illinois ART Uhi0n-pHpcrA Ak0aa-
Election Of Officers.

SECOND Days session OF the Central
Illinois ART Uhlon-pnpcrs kond-
Election Of OHicora. ..-....
8pxetal ptspatch 10 Ths CAtedqo Tfthunt-
srn1SuF1ELp, ILL.,, Juna 2.-'rhe second
DAYS session Of the Central Illinois Art
Union wns held hero to-ttny, and WIS highly
successful. The following papcrs were read:
"pA!losoply Of Greek Art" Mrs. John A.
Lutz, Lincoln Art Society; "Art Future OF
Amcrica," Mra. Mil,flsen, DECATUR Art C'ass;
"ReaIstic and Naturalistic School," Mrs, V.
7. Lindsay, Springfield Art Club; "Art, anil
the influences that Affect It," Mrs. 5. n. ID.
Fry, Historical al,u Art Club. Bloomington;
"Mupicl, School," 1'rof. +. II. Dwight,
Jacksonville Art Association; "What
Is to Be tho Result ot tho Pres"
cut Great Interest III Art"" Mrs. e. T..
Dourlaud, Peoria ART Society. Tic essays
were al! OF au interesting chRrnctor aiid very ILL.,
| strucsye, shuwing considerable roscnrch Into
| tho history and development Ut nrt. Tue fol-
lowing officers wcrc elected: President. Cha rlea
| NltYgty, HprtuyI!e1; Vice. Presidents, blfs'
l'ci0r itrllHt toorIA; Miss ldn l1urr!lws, !!eca'
| tur: Miss Stuart, Hprnxhcla Mrs. ~ u. tathai1
IinGons Mrs. II. X, j0Na. .JAcksOuy!lles tlta. 81.
| 1. Jones and ttt1s II. WAlugll. lHo0!nlhg!oi1s
Miss Alico Judd. pccatar; socFctAry. Mrh' r. l.,
Perry. NIpofn'ngtoni TraMsurcr. nliss s'@sy I,
recognition was t0t,tlorcd ueleEMtes ano kclehas ns
Charles IltlHey and wife. There Was iasE'
4ttendancv, au1 tho affair was u pt1l!'Rht soc'a
! eyunt,
, 1881-06-03

MAHs,tAIr.rowS, IT., june 2.--'rlle rrt,~ |
cccsiIhgs OF tho lowa State Convention Of
{,rcculackprs were to-lay ilarkca With I'LL
wontcl enthusiasm, owing tO tho preacnco nt
,unuy leading lights Ut the pnrty froiIi
abroad. Their Stnte ticket WIS nominated
Ills morning, ~ follows: For Governor, u.
II. Clark, uf Wayne County; for Llcutc,nnt-
{iayurnor, .Jnn,es II. 1lUlla1ttl, OF Henry
County; for Supreme Judge. Il. D. Dabiicy,
of Madison County. As the Convention pro-
ceetletl to the nomination OF ca'ittit!ate lor
Superintendent Ut Public Instruction II del
cgatu rose to his feet md delivered Nil ora
tlUn Oh woman. lie proposed to noml"
nato one for Tint position, a'1l. although!
| at1luonislled by lctsat gentlemen presellt Of
| the illcsulity Of the proceeding under TIC
| Inv. hu noyur backed water, but prol,asetl
nominating II Indy II all the laws III ChrlstaN-
dom prevented her qualifying. Amid tic
| wild cheers Ut tic majority aid tho Strenuous
opposition of the minority, Mrs. Mary Il.
Easl,, Of Polk County, was tlccarctl tic 'lal'-
ineo fnr thut office. Among tho nluuy rosofu-
tions adopted wero tha following:
Rexu,vetf. THAT we, tho Orccnbackers q low9.
IN Govotton Masvabat!' thanK 0ov H.. Fiji
t.y tho stnino Legislature TO Incorporate TUG
oIS~ IesoIrat' % Tbas ih,a Convention extend thcir
sympathy ami announcement n tho l.ANl
l.ea9no II ireland in thoir resistance to 'ano'd
Ali a,noi,dnont to tho latter, ihnt tho Conyet,-
ton exten,l ts sy1npnthies 10 tho 'lowntrGlues,
people or tho whnn ggbs. w9s necepfea p W. W.
'0S ites'aues. Tint wo tayor tho abolition of the
aa % e-fresiient fu T q he Jaite states wen
Us ull othar nIlIcurs Ut tho hcpubl'c, py d'Fec'
we aer. H. esvsr S M spoke against tho resolution ss
formulated, showing its ridiculous features
, 1881-06-03

NEW Yonx, JUNG "a suw track. slight bet
t,nr. nnu II liRht attendance were the charaoter-
ist1us OF the brighton i,euch races to-slay. The
irrigation l,cach stakes for .I.year-o!ds. 1c anu
a quarter. wus won by i.aftlc. Col. Slim sccond'
t;dct.dcrry third; timo, .:15. Eltso burst
The seconi race, milo and quarter, was won
by iiustcr, I,osnlIe secnnl. Tcrrur THRU; tsf'e
III, French poNls paid $3O. , ,,t,.
TIM, uleuu,oro second. Hurry q. thru: tIh'e'
l:hS,t. som. ,von .,,.
anni,Iatintt Ellrurisu eueu,d. Miss Mnllny third;
limo. 2:Si Miss Malay, the Ehvnrlt. wns iMIt III
tbo t,t,sk ut the Htart French pools paid Sl5f.
, 1881-06-03

Rp.e.al i,patch 10 1hs Chicago 1Tt6thSs
Dpr,tolr, Mich, june Tho raccs hero TO"
day, OF which there wcra two on INC caFu. r.
suitu. yc5y differently fEous what tho knowing
oncs exncctctl, tho fayorIt In eRch being onstty
bcutpn, Thu froe. fur-ali stallion race. WHICH
VIVA az pectea to DO tho 9rcat 1sct't Of the nect
mn. was rubbed Ut constiuratI2ot the Interest
tiat originally uttuchrd to It " tho Withdrawn
Of I}opesettor and Hsnta Claas, both ot Wnon1
werg expected to DO somo fnst work. elr. helhis
concluded not 10 start 4.ohcsettet' ." AeSou"s 'I
Of tho bud condition Ut tho truck, Il neIn9
i,ccn In sauJ. utld also worry hcnvy trout
,bo r,,,na of truestay night and yraterdhy. buth
"nuscx oon,bininv to mako It fully four socunds
s!owvr thnu tue Chlcsgo track whom tho !atter
|. In sha,e. Hickok wtshoa to snso aaota t4ans
for tho ftoe- ull rnoo antcr In tho week. N
all tho pool sulltnx, uutIl Just petoso .ho east'
suuIrst tho ontlro field, but tho friends OF Ac-
f;rr,uor rallied q, blu support at tho lust mo
mani. and hp sold oyuu With Wedge"oodt tue
Hail oo,,sistluT of bunruo Chlef
and ItuunIs, brlualug Httlo or moth
tug, Neither ot these norees hAs
| had rac0 this season, WHO Meufegoe as' a4aa
Wcdaow,aM scrc III prtao uondItion, TIC fan'
sbowed hc( fcuur tu have tho speol OF tho Ga'
,iro purty, and his boat in s;:,i was eqoal :;la
IN a v,AM track. Wedxewood RaYo l!ni gooa
ruce eaeh heat, hut no was ovartnntoheu.
lu tho te:3i sauc tho 'kray stallion 9ndepena.
euce, that tEottod Ill oFhi1uot n''lo " s:lo y ~
Hartford Inst scasoll. was mado NOT 1asot'
"wcr tha tic1d op tho strungth Ut thai
norfor,nuncc. but hu w4s 80 batll,
m,xol in his gait ~ nover to "
duuuorous after the l,tat heat, u'g john, VIII
slowod h,s ability to bout $40. proving the win
ucr. Tho uIuyclsnd stallion laor'noa WI
heavily backed III ths rnco, he having noe'
given trIn! In ::si betoro coming hesos ~
thu track dlu not suit hl1n u all, 1na atto
thc tlrat hrat nm was Ut no ltccount. In tho W.
ruco tho gray stai!Ion Independence was u ho
fayor,t, sci!ing two tn ono over tho fletd, Hesm
belnx u strouy choice whon the hofae
uero sold out. Aernes dre" u
, 1881-06-03
GATH ON ..1lsoQuo1s."


1,u,r I'M, .r,,,A. Pm. Juno l.-Iletng In Thlla-
,1,."n,a ~, gnmjIv neccsstty this week, l WIS mot
dolphla ny 1"!''.y "esy 80. ~, f,h,r,uv Mnnp
much lntcFcstea III Aus ho"s l.'' eA"' .s, .' '
a weIt-knnwn sporting gentleman, Sa'o ~ uoo"
Chestnut street:
"Mo''s ouI ,n' W. ee.'." A"' ."''a",.
b'g t!ne In Now fofx .o'aa ,,ys,,,o hua ,yon tho
senato..
eu,'1.o' ..,.e'.,.,,,, n,c.,c1,r exclaimed,
~ "ns n,a.+ x,,",S snv,bInv about Conkl,nR." ho
replied, ..Dut lronuuis, tho An'rrIcan horse, has
won tho English Derby. and 1t you VIII turn the
"os ,.I Iii trt roi,ncn tn yo,1 tho man who
corner WV '''''0S' -
sA!sel hith. .,.o, ,.o,.
lie Introduced mo 10 tat!' Rtas'u"I.u r.
poa' wy t,u - sso.,r,,t lin nonr phIla.
Af!stucs Mc', ,W. -. s,s',,,,iad ma annswl,at Ut
tloIphta. Nr. Wetch reh1l1aea he eo"p"tA' ~
sl,nor Cau,er4n by his unsy nfIabllfy, loSe u
..,t,t ,cn1 ,ossi1,. h,sr[tNDlty, and fonintss or
l..a. 1ir IA probably 81 yours old,
aud was porn III 'ho 'a'.s ~, ;,;-,b.
1l.nnsvtyApt,k, uk ShIprcnsbtlrK. npnr Ao plF@A'
f,..,, ~ iumns ff1chn,luu. aud WAS belt1vU, q
ut'eo ~ ~ | .n., nru,,, u ,vbIln Ho has tcpN 4
f@Sma4'es =" 49,, .ay - ra,.or Of fancy xtoul. and
hns n tnrgo acquaintance with public thch'
"Mr, Wuluh," satl !, chow lnurh did you got
e.. Irtnt,Uls ~
les - xii him. with ntl my ynnsiings, ablnt
tw,;,tv fH iitI,bcr lyyu ycnrs ngo to The lA>Ft-
inrl brnthurs, they paying about 8l,09t Ayieco.
aattnsl1ar ~ Ia,nningtUtl, Alasr' exclaimed Alr.
stAlsnh a., ). IaTn aru no i.oanngt0t,s now hut
,".a mi Sar,u. that thiuk ID tino stgc tuo
H. Il ds.,i. Charles rstur, tho aport-
IT, n,,sr. wns With tie brothers l.otiiard, alld
, 1881-06-03

Special DlspateA 10 Tbs Chled1o tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. .JunG ..-Two prominent
citizens OF this vicinity died suddenly lo-slny,
both Of thu san,o ltisenSe,-parnlysis. The
first was William II. lockwood. II wealthy
farmer Of FurIn 1s[dge, who WIS stricken
with tho diseasc on Tucs4lay a1,d died ut hnif-
ymst / this i1r,r,,tux, Tic other wis WI Au1
Elrst, Ii eunfoctIuncr, wh0se death 0ccurrc, ten
btytrs utter. lie had been sick ntHhitA week;
Ills wife preceded him neross tho "durk river
tut few weeks uXo.
, 1881-06-03

NEWTON, Jasper Co., H., June a.-Lteut.
Albert u. R1nelurtlt, OF tic United Suites
ur.ny, who h.ls been Waiting fifends here for
Il few duys p.st, was found dcud in bed this
frnu, ht.urt IIsclsp, Ills remains will be tukeA
10 Pennsylvania for IhtersIlent.
CtEvKi.ANl1, June :,-3!r. huHyacs, q weIs-to.
ln iuIrchuni. wus found lraAl III ucd this morn
tnE. Paralysis.
, 1881-06-03
this co,luty7 hnve watched your paper ovofy
s1ay hut hnvo not seen 1t slated.
OSK i,F THE VICTIMS.
lilo tas signed II, as has bceti already etatod.J
CLEVELAND PRINTERS.
Hptctat Dhpatth to IAe Chicago Tftbunt

CLEVELAND, O., june 2.-Thc printers
strike In this city has assumed more f2r-
,ntdable aspect than WIS Mt first expected.
Tho un1on Inns always been weak here, bnt
Inst night sixty incn joined II, and to-day nd
tltional NEIL from the Herald and Leader
l,nvc joIncd tho strike. Several mcn
lIayc colne from the country In RESPONSE
to advertisements aud kilograms. but nehtlv all
rlcketod ali tho rntIwnv tlepots and Carried them
on to {'nlieghcrs Hail, tho headouarters Of ne
strtkcts. Tho tInlcnlty OF obtaining outalde
TINT Tho PittshurR papers. during tho recent
strike lit that city, scnt nut aRonts through th!s
printer. At presuut lnpth parrot TO tho contest
are determined. md tho result 10 quito unccf'
fHln,
, 1881-06-03
DETROIT vs.. WORCESTER.

sp<etas l(F,pateh to 1ns Eatean' Tribune.
WORCESTER, Nass. Jutd9 d9k.-Coroy farcd no
,ettcr tt,.tlay ut tho han1s Of tho l'ctrntt hnts-
men thun dl,l lstchtuond ycstcr<1ny. lie Kept
tl1em fruu, scoring for ilyo innings. bur I'll the
sixth they fell upon htn. muklilK c9ht safe his
md live cnruetl runs. The WorcestGrs v'ayod
without iie!dng crror, but conltl not hlt Derby.
Their solitary ruiz was mndc by stovcy. WHO
ren,hcd second nn hls hit, mud home on orrors
Of Gcrhnrdt nuu brown.
IMHfthts- = y e IL
IMtrt,fts ...::....,O q U 0 & WI
Enrnrd FulIs-l}etrOtt, U.
Firttljng errc,t4-Dptrult y
HNse lliis-Wurresier, bt Detroit. u.
TwU- U,lss tlts-IIUuck. stovoy. Corey.
Ibyce. busu hit-Wu0i:
First base III bulls-WnrcDstcr, !: Detroit, L.
First buHu u,i prrnrs-WuECcster, H..
Loft On bpses-WDrcestor. .; Detroit, H.
Str,iu'k ont-Wo,l, brown. ncnnctt, ulcKef'
nails caiisI-Corcy, 70; Derby, G5:
Etrikps eultctl-EUruy+ y: Derby+ !.
Ihli,blo uys-Grrhurtlt- tlt-lirown.llouck, CFea'
| fner. .4'
Tnssctl bnIl-llnshonR.
| Tltie-Oue hunr tutty minutes.
| Umptr e-uueschGr.
, 1881-06-03
BUFFALO vs.. PROVIDENCE.
Hnxctul plspateh to The ChttHo0 TRIBUNE.

BUFFALO 9s 4Ah"f
Srtciul Ditpateh to The Chteaoo 1rfbuHt'
Pnov1pEscs, II. L.. June 2.-fhe score hcro TO-
day between tho Providence mud Hut1hin Cluoh
wus regular old Presidential Commission nj
fa,r,-s to : against proyitoncc,-and ucor9o
bradley for umpire, too. nutfalo batted very
heavily and III Eo.K, tIua, tc,ng tho at1'o III tho
eighth Inning by tnrce successive two-basc Lifts
uy Richardson, White. md pctera, In tho n1nth
inning shoy again battel well, and got tho WIN
utnu run by 1ttchnttlsons lonK two-hase NIT
to LIFT tlcttl. About 500 pcrsuns witnessed tho
game.
Innings e >
DutraiO. U D I'd
Earned runs-rrnvIIcnce.. =; Dunato. q.
I'Wu- tllsu htts-FOiey. Hlchurdsuh ~. y nite'
Fici,iln. urrry-rruy!t,encc. .: Buffalo,. ,
FIrst pasp on urrors-tr0yilcnc1. uuil1lo. =
Struck out-GalvIn ~, Mcclellan, dsoss'
Dcnny. ~. 1.t,,, no
Etrikes cHkIel-A1utheWa, 10; Hn!Sitl, 10.
Dnube play-McC!Gllan 'Farrul!'atAfta
| Insseu ljHlia-liowe,l
WjIli pttches-unlyn. !.
| r'ue ur xntne-TWu hours.
Umplre-ucurxe Draduy.
, 1881-06-03
THE JUSTICE BILL.

u ths E.luor " 174s Cht-A5u Tribune.
CulpAuo, Juuu :.-WIll yn,l pIeasa sfate VI
yuur paper whu,har ur not tue Governor nns
slyued tic law mukLns two just!ea alssrtots VI
, 1881-06-03

C1sc,NsAr1, Juno Tho Gasttte's PIqua. o..
spcclal says: Lat,y 1to!f. II ,naro In trInIug NJ
Fouututn Park. Inns bccn sold to D. Wondinnneol,
uF minneapolis, for sloM: IL = priyntee e trla1 sna
il i wears Od; sisc, Tom ltolf; dam, liAmblo'
kQt1luu marc.
, 1881-06-03

CHESTER PARK.
CnrsTrR IaNK, CINCINNATI, O., June =
Queen City Jockuy Club. iitth day. First rncc.
tn{tn hpnta. best three fn i've:


The second raec. for ntl ngos. tlhsh u Two anu
n }1njf niles was a wink -pvGr for Dnnerptt.
Thu third rarv Consolation Purse. tslilc heats
was ,ypt, l,y SurYr, Alleo Coulter 1eculll. liArfy
t;nw thlrsl, Ada II tlistunced: time, l;os l'".'s'
The cxtra race, hniI- mile tlnsh, WIS won ny
SarNh Urrnhar,lt, SprlnX1ok tIily secontfi uus'
sic II third: time, b. -r, .-,,.,...
ever hold ut Chester plirk.
, 1881-06-03

Spettd, Dsspatth to Ths Chicago Ir!bunt
Sourit El.nrN, ILL.,, June 2.-Seycn Of the
hands III f. A. Teft T. Bros.' stone
quarry struck this week for higher wages-
The prnprlotora would mt grant thotr demand,
and ttoy nutt work. 1t is cxpcetctt that the
Enlnncu Of tho quarry crew will strike for higl~
cr Tuuua Cru jung.
, 1881-06-03

Mothers with stokly. fretful. nursing children
taklnx uop Dlttefa daily.
, 1881-06-03

~ / >,
hecn stfce1" Without ,,y enn, rnEr, i t n. nj tr
ifC ct,nr'd i,eo usners ' ~" ant, iiIIrin
nest uf tte slt'cef'tS u ''e ""''' ''o"''
leaders, "A ,,.,.,,. h,. nt.n tsna,, I'M. / |
..,n Inn aSnsrig nr r,s'igorf honestly nntntgod y io
,nnti. i,Drin,s: Md il ia nlmittg o.t at! hands
ihat, gunuray spcakliig. tho hnll9ls wh1h Wnro
siccto,, was Il reasonably tatr md ire one:
arsst Ssx a,. IT tnsi' e ss!a5: sss
ftr nearly nil Ut them arn ,t,tsTsnn"y "o"e"''o
by TIC se""Es ~, asu t CAS- VOTERS
TIE .Eo.omhf ;1.l"ntS. II nli ;bs itrp,,n!icans In
sa tns aa sss s:ps:sd Saty e ,1h 0
au,', ovSt to ,,t ", 1;;s SoSnf.n wnf
e nny" pss s,, e''S "tspo;c" @ al tne .a'k tat
Nn1"on vsn nr<,M'mcutIy M i,rougt,t f"rwari, arl,
Mte tl.. t,... msn .v.,rtf, inviting lin anti. |
i prntsis prnon .n'srs "a ire i scsre III I'D sar,cst eh
"% ,soI,I is ,i.o ssrtnRho nf nolrlof,i.n in w.
ronS nsar. sno GD'S@e ~ nugetom Il sscriio ~ tic
M'aGS , a1 a9n INV I9'fHa Ne, ep.hets a @ IS osc
s nro hnnnfv jnss rcriir,ict in lifchtnond to-day
| thHn they wt1uIi 1nvu l.epn tEh ycMrs ago. Tho
feeling fro,n which thcy spr1tiY Is tIttor ane,sgn,
| md II 1T worn not th@t tie aouFoass "M,s
had a!acovaeeu tnnt ta,,o ,ut n1eus twn cnn pIny
;Sea Se an;:i'"rSo. :'st, ! Frn' u! s s
il spita ot ihe iast .'at tic rs'ks X ,.,>
ar, orro,.. ,iitc,i win yuunv ,pou who tetonE to
nv -. ,..i,1. rna,.,attn 7ntne III tho Stutp
il In 1r,itu to fnsll,l Mtlunv nnlrtt!ns hero III
Nts'Mona rti!rn II md ID rsstcss Thls sort of
,s,aa o. ~ .ir,:t Az Col En,ucron snlI to.
,tSys Two cn1 unIy 1ml, abont aftect,
yutcs tn ih!s county, Wi'q a' thnra '"r1u apu
u anc cost ao wto tn,, i,oro VINO III hoart are III
sympathy will! us. hut wln' daro nut act anu
ynto t,utr ron, sents.ss bofcre tim Convene
,,ar wss r,a to au te % wark III piauH oanA!atrs III
nomination for 0nyernor: Mcssrs: GMn,esoni; y ,tt.i
MASSEY; MrueFt ft wv ,hn rtcr III nuycrilor, nn
tncsciacs ~ wSrc rrnts il 0chulf u caci ot thom.
c wcro the s'cray aa @ esth,,sas T., f1t 81 81 no no
paf.'sanns nsnxent1nna ihat tho senors tun it
a,1iust iinpotsblo 10 tnako Themselves hearal.
uAL0riS0 ,..-.
began Mt to o'clock. mud the first bant w.s no not
concluded i!L nen. .,r,1% tho prvrcss Of
, 1881-06-03

ia,,,n third. lntcptntnnGu fourth, t'rl!nl Sct,ti.
mel lllt!,. A" lnylr sixth. md l1'ly sl!lEk tI'o
tnit.iilr. .4ftir fonr eeprnus t,,P w"t.l ~ns
p,yrt, with l.,,tty Muck having tho f'est ~ J..
jfcr,ttss was ,3tsttniy. md broke repelieil!
l,c{t3r ts.nchnu tho tInrttr 1t,i" ~ wntGf inInt
l,t VIVA rtll in the Irnd. lnpped hy l9 1'fil Wl,
1,u1 c,,nte I,ist trHin the rG'lr llo "Ent HOWL
thu t.ek stretch ut hn amazing rntc fr!ltttnE tno
tun iutlyth4 tu n.ivnnct If iitrnlcs, tho lNl-
nntn bring atrilnE nut. lnlepHtiteher Gnt"s
u,t,Ug md bett ttln other lbraest fsiilsniNG
length lMhtt,L fglr Jnn, WIN j,N4Gi under @ mo
wire IN LINK. tho 6alnficG rs rcr SUMMARY. ino
wonderful At,t.si and eMsy vttfHry ~ ltlR Jnnn
lustvt Il futd ul,anus IN tho pt'ul snlltiIK. join
IruxlfsH twtI to ur,h over tho sl'i. Thu atari ~
tho sretjjul heat wMs n HtrtEKitnx hnu, Htlt i?lR
iui Mt t,9leH thUt into tho ltlttl, cHtly nttetied
by undergraduates. WIN 1trukr nj tho turn now
evrr, lin 1.nnc going isaso scc'fid tN,s!tlnii.
;ut leEths bcflisll hItu. tVGpendrrct. who llati
jlt,n SUNG faettiH, anu tnHr IrtAk. iHI~ tGRh!a
trotltlK itst and went Into scctlttl plAet Iaali
,yny tlilwu tito tta,tstrGteh fe lrttkc ARhh, ln
ilnfshed thitd l,IR juhn JfKHty ht,tnc t ~:
Alitu 'rHyttIr wNs acetdH1. Th0t Atart fuF thu
third brut WIS very Ind Ont. itst hurscs ileln4
| nlInwtd to Hot tway over II benTtn IN ahsnnct''
f,f filK Dhti. who hatt tho pole. md whs ettt!etl
Ia irsteuiot,. lfp br.,ku ut tho turn nhl teIl t
tho rcnr. Independence. aist acin1 N ~ ~
rMysr t,, tu frUnt ut tlncc. md she led tina irt
foitr IcI.Kts when tho 1unrter-1 1'olr wAs phtsetl
| DCwu tho bNckhtrcte1 t11K .Innn went fefy lnsl
| and In tho homc*trGl uterhh,iitd Aiico InyIn
i;ls tho marc Uut half u length III e:3fh.
THE SUMMARY.
, 1881-06-03

EAST ST. LOUIS
Sr. Lofts, June 3.-The heaters working In
the little rotling-tnill III East st. Louis struck
lust night In pursunnco OF instructions frou,
the nmuIgntnatcd IRON workers. in tho EAst-