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trhonuoc,xr "a authorized tn sofett or rtetfrt s,t'.
strfpttons for TnE TRIBUNE ereept fbstHaasitrs or
othef tctt .hnolen and reliable cittstns.
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----Rain or snow and stationary or lower
temperature for this region today. >.
--Gen. Garibaldl threatens to 70 to Paris
to try to reconcile the French and ftaltans.
A bill 10 confer tho suffrage on NIL who
call rend and write passed both branches Of
the Italian Legislature yesterday.
Iii. Il. IE1dlcbcrgor was formally elect
Cd United States Senator from Virginia yes.
toraay 10 sncccea Senator Johnston.
-Scvoral persons were recently arrested
In st. Petersburg, and oranges contain!ng
dynamite were found on thctr persons.
Tho members OF the South Carolina
Legislature wero granted a very hearty re-
ceptlon yesterday at the Atlanta Exposition.
a Vienna dispatch says TINT Emperor
Francis Joseph proposes to erect charitable
fnstitution on tho site OF tha burned Ring
Theatre.
--Sptaker Keller treated our Chicago
Congrcasmen with scant courtesy yesterday.
None Of tic three obtained Chnfrmanshfp
Or prominent place in uny Important COM
lnittce,
---Georgo G. S1ckies, father Of Gen.
Daniel E. Sickles, now IN lis sist year, was
married yesterday to Mary Stlerldan Sawyer,
his hoasekeeper, n. mature indy Of sone 4s
summers.
--Rheinhard Stetzer, who was recently
released from, an insane asylum at piqun, O.,
shot his wife In tho neck, instantly killing
her,. llo t1'en' shot himself Tour times with
fatal result.
.-Ex-Sonator Edgerton, Of Minnesota,
was yesterday nominated by the President
for Chief Justice OF Dakota. The news Of
the appointment has been received In Dakota
with much satisfaction,
A sulphur explosion set fire to tho
Stanton Coiliery at Alahanoy City, Pa, yes
terday. Efforts are being made to exttn-
gulsh tito flames. Meantime 400 persons aro
thrown out Of employment.
-Judgo Gary has in a letter to Commits.
sfnrer Mnttocks expressed the opinion tint
tho Cook County Commissioners can fix their
own pcr diem, and tho Cook County Com
m1ssloners arc correspondlngIy happy,
.--,f,ss arace r. Henley. daughter ot the
weIl.known Chicago theatrical manager, wns
married laat evening to Mr.. Robert Fuller
Hurlburt of, Minneapolis, Tue ceremony
was performed by Archbishop Feeian.
---:.nnr,nr the veor endinu nfov n, 1891,
rim mn nm fcat of tnorchantohie ,,,,nhcr ,v,re
cut In sftnnesota 116775 ooD feet IN Nrjssis.
s,nn, Ok an nm foet In Alabama, or,s ~ nm
IN Einr,,,n ,nd o-a AN M, fent In Taxno
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=. WISCONSIN. y.
HER gun rho QUO. -


WASHINGTON, .. q, Dec. al.-Wisconstn
Jared very.we1l in the distribution OF conf
mites appointments. md the mambers from
that Htate llaya every reaso1 TO congratulate
themselves that they were tho first to dis
cqyor Dir. Keller Us d speakctshlp candidate,
and earnestly ana successfully espoGsed his
cauae. It Is ulatter Of chrrgpt gpsslp TINT
Kulfer waa Iirst suggested Us 5M'akarship
candidate In d. series OF dinners given hero
Inst winter, ut whIeh the Wiscon-
:sfl numbers who have CtAIrmanships
totny, and the Pae!Ao' Geast l,epuh-
llcans, .alk, >..of ~.wliom. hare. Chalr-
nanships' today lwsra the prominent
gaesta. However that muy b.. Iii. Williams,
Ut Wisconsin. Is Chairman Of the Foreign
Affairs Committee, Itnzetton Chairman Of
,'l'aclfe Railroads. Pound Chairman ut Public
Lands, while Caswell has q posItlon ON the
Appropriations Cona allttae,:: which ts regard
Ell as equivalent ida craftsmanship, ai,l
ts also fourth on patensz,I and Quenther has
the i.,'por.ag! "ss'x447'1bat to the. Committee
oil Commerce, :.
..~a*.' 9sosfKTHINY uNyMuAL
for Il new mgRiber, and Judge Humphreys
Inns u position 1nn tha judiciary Oo.n,nltteu.
Iii fact Wlscdhal9, w1trtcr slx Republican
Iuenlbprs, ftas thr6a aCItatrma1lshlps al1 other
asstgnlnshtsoRllch are equal to three more,
AZ ~. WHILE N.IlNols. ' -
with her thirteen Republican members, has
bnk thrue chalrn.altshlps, not any Of which
Il, ot the irh rank. HIp ,tollowlllx' arc the
Wisconsin assignments in detail:
=: w}scoNSiN 'At;FgnI1cAas.
Williams, c4hlfman forElgn Affairs, fourth
on Expsndt.utes IN stata, Department; Gas.
we'll! alxttl ahsaf Appropriations; CaswelI.
foa1Il, OIL rateAts; Eazeltua. Chairman Ut
PacltIc ltallroads,. SECOND Oh Elections third
Commerce., nth On. Militia; liuml,rsys.
t&tN; qn' 'JudNlary, Pound, Chutrlnan Of
Public LandSa l!ita gu Expenditures in
PosttOtllca ,DepaFtlnsnt Of Wisconsin
DpH5pcrats, ,MpStrr gets ~ Foreign Affairs
aud Bragg oAAlllltary Affairs. -.
x:lpwAhkANp MINNESOTA.
l.. I'd I'M IOWA. T..
,.:I6p4efoJ Min4ttA 10 4hs CA{ka4o 13tA4aa
, 1881-12-22
the Navy; nlso, to oablo .wl,nt steps can bo
taken for the rcscue Of tho crew Of the miss

tt1xaN n t4fS $fan nHftj In ktrf1A
tnSor r., ,ha % ,asn,,n ~ ,ha oraxv ~ the ,,tss.
tny ,ont ~ - -: ~
c.Tn.,o !. :, ,,..,. ,,.no,,, i,.,ottafoct,on
n,none ro,,srs...asr as " ~ tho mnkc-,1,, of tho
fs,n"rosstnnsf .,n,n,,,,oos :rhn wostarn
r,anrsson,nt,*.os .ow that thu East bos rc-
c"1rod % IN ,ros, In ;n.,orton, t,l,atrnanshtns.
mt ,ho Itn,,,s a, oro ~ tho ,rooil comn,ttrce.
sf,na Na,+ y-asr ,,on nro angry hoco,,se Nnsv
yort Ia MI renrrsc,,tcd m thu Co,nmcrce
ro,nn,t,,oo ami ,ha Sontbern mcr,1efa say
thot to,r sectionh ne nm. Ind auif}ctsnt r1,cda-
nit,on 1he pennsyltnnlnus alono aro
i,nu,,,. .s~'.
r,, s.u,...an. :. A.. n,o.r vo-t,
1 es .ss.as.,,, ~, sao.,ras ~ s,;s.
.,a.",. 49,. e aam ~ s,a,,na t,'at
an ~ ,".,,,s . .'" - ha. ~, o sH .,,mnas fs
nv, IN tst ~ tnnn.t,, Ths ,,saf ,vtti III
sh,nnad , I fror, rs Na,v ynrp r. Fronrc. wl,ero
IL ,ian,anst H. .ory ,r,at a. t,,a nrescnt lima
r., .aoomnt ~ ,t,a i.ttn, ,,rair,itco aeoinst
t,"s;nsn ,o.,. nrra nr,;ors ~ henf ,,ovo
hoan' % c'.. rnSs,yn,, su .rro", narta hv Nav york
,,en,cra.
w., - -,
othor ,,ronart., -, No pnjin,a,, comnanv bv
tho sfnn,roat orthn+ittna fa hooo,, an tl,e
charge t,ot tl,o mr.. ~ lint rornoratlo ,,scll
r., r.n,In fnvo ha,,, ro,,o,rod In chicoe,.
no,ro,t ara o,har nofu}a NJ tho I1nited
Stotca. that t,,c ,ntarioi mead uaa a,,h,ect tn
I,ttv mndcr ,ha non,n,on iows: olso lint
t,a ,,ra hara haon 1nrn|s,,c,l IN i'm 11nit.d
statea, viii, o1tIcles dntJahlo #, Cannt]a: md.
oensroliv snaat,no thnt tha non,,nion Ina
, 1881-12-22
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Anofatr tnstonot of frdth1 1,cr1xtruted IL tho
fnn'c u TnE TnfDuSn Il reported frnn, ffId"hfn0s
ton H., 'ehere IN individual afrtt,1 The ttime of
j. Il. JnHta has bee'. lahtnG subscriptions for THE
WEEKLY TnfnuxE. This man IL d srfndltr. ana
as no authority to canrass for subscriptions to f1s
poIer. Thu p,l,fo II trarntd nvntnst a stre,nosFs
representing ulen.strts IA tdnpuHsers, "a no tsrsan
trhonuocrer "a authorized tn sacft or rttttrt rub.
strfpttons {or The TRIBUNE ercept fbstn4asitrs or
othef ,ctl1.hnole,, and reliable eitizens
, 1881-12-22
!, :IpwAbbAND MlNNEsorA. !:

- m. IOWA. j..
,.:.idpsetal Dtin4teAi 10 n. Oatsaas 7,tsuaa
u WItAsHlsd5PN, D, O., Dec, al.-lowa re-
ceiyes butt QUO C4a!Emapship-Deerlpg, 9t
, 1881-12-22
I WASHINGTON.

F. " AJH NV IVNs
Public Attention Entirely Abb
sorbed by the Committee
Appointments.
Conkling's Hand Falls HeavI-
" on Chicago. Where
He Fell.
Illinois, the Third State,
Given II Long Row Of
Back seats.
Ungraoioua Treatment Of Some Of
the Oldest congressman in
the House,
The West Given Over, Bound
Hand and Foot, to
the East.
New York and Chicago, Leading The
Trade Of The World, Left Off
4he Cnnn,nrcp.
The Financial Committees, However,
Reasonably Favorable to the
silver Dollar.
Rather Unhappy Evidences Of Keifer's
Gratitude 10 Pennsylvania, Wis.
consin, aud California.
Proceedings Of Senate and House, with
Adjournment to Jan. 6-star
Routes-@spalding. ~.
-
, 1881-12-04
FIRE RECORD.

An Incendiary Rlaze-Tiic Alleged Per
petra1or~ under Arrest. ;
An alarm WAS sounded from Box 45l, ut 4:04
o'clock yesterday morning, large volume of
smoke having been seen issuing from the
two~story frn1ne building No. 537 West
Madison street-a house occupied on the
ground Hour BY E. n. Nichols. a restaurant
keeper, and upstairs by Joseph Kinks anu his
family. The blaze was quickly extinguished be-
fere any serious damage had been done, and
then it was seen that !" tire-bug" had been ut
work. No less thuu four distinct and separate
tires we're found to have been Started iu Kinks
Apartments, One had been built upon the
tluor In one corner OF Il closet opening oil tho
front roon Of the flat; another in closet
at the rear Of tho same rpun: auuthcr
in the Kitchen, aud still another in Il
closet adjoining tho kitchen. At each place WAS
pile Of rugs and rubbish saturated with kero-
seae, aEd tits wonder Is that before the tire WIS
cxtinguished the building WAS not complete
ruin. From the unqucs1ionablc evidence pre-
sented iy the appearance Of the apartments,
Lieut.. Stanton, OF the West Lake Street Station,
arrested Hlnks and his wife. and booked them
for arson. links Aouscnoln effects, which were
for $500 in the Wntertown Company,
of Walertuwn. ~, Y. The building
itself, OF which baird s. Bradley are t1e agents,
WAS not damaged more than 10 the extent of
stu, while links effects suffered no damage
whatever. The accused were arrAiEt!ed before
Justice Walsh. lnd granted Il continuance under
bonds OF $1,000 till next Wednesday.
, 1881-12-04
THE BURGLARS CARNIVAL.

Wfley7a Dry-Gooi< Store Plundercd-A
Grocer Compelled 10 Give Up tho Com
Tents OF His Ca~h- bra sEer-
Certain portions OF the West Diyision-nota-
big the Madison, iiinmau, and West Twelfth
Street Police Districts-have always been
favurlt and profitable fields for thieves
and criminals generally, nnd this. too,
In spite Of tha wett-dircctcd efforts Of the Off
GERS In charge OF these precincts These dis
1ricts are very large. and the force distributed
over them Is comparatively small. Iu this
Tact may be the solution to the frequency
with which ourElnrs and robbers curry out boiI
cause certain it is that they do IL great deal Of
WORK. much OF which never reaches the knonl-
5,< edge OF r. ne public It may be said to tho
cover large percentage Of stolen goods md
capture many Of the crooks concerned ia the
burglary iue was the noiee IN ,n te
been successfully worked two nights ago in tho
" West Madison street district, the thieves maxi
ins or with nearly $:00l worth Of puntier
Some time during Friday night gau:, OF men
presumably three or four in number-cut II pane
Of glass in the rear Of the dry goods es1nbshtnent
oi James Wiley i Co.. ut No. III West Madison
Etreet. slid tolt. and secured an entrance Wr.
M'iey. n view of the coming season. had lately
Thar the thieves made specla! effort to SECURE.
IT IS supposed that they must have had
wagon or conreyance OF some Kind IN the
ALLEY back OF the building, for Whist they took
MADE TOO GREAT 4 LOAD
Tor them to carry OF. Every cloak Of auv
ralne WIS taken, us we'll rs number
Of other articles, such as bolts Of cloth,
stik ana the Ake,worth altogether about $t.sU.
MT Wiley discovered his loss yesterday morn
3nE and reported @ to the West Madison street po~
thieves are. The Job was So cleycriy
and Quietly done. that no uue
living above the store or upon the
second floors Of the adjoining buildings was
disturbed enough to warrant an fuyestivstion-
Another theft, OF different character, mort
, 1881-12-04
.DEAI.ht.


ARMSTKONG-Dec. . Willie. son Of Will and Dea'
ln Armstrong. uged months.
Funeral M0ndny. Dec j. from tho residence of = ~
EnTight. Nc. IL West Adanl3sr., by carriages 10 ta
vary.
HANDISON-1p I'nris. canaaa. Nov. 2s lss1. ut TIC
residence Of Ter brother GeO. stauEln EsQ. SOPHIE
beloved wife Of Geo. llnrdIs0n, Of GAtcaso aeea ::
rents. -
DASA-At 9::3p. M Dec. ), ~ nts restdence. So
West Westinghouse, after un Illness or TOUT @teAs
Charles {. Dana.
NCCAFFREY-Dcc + At her late residence, "
Jutu-sL, Nrs. Nridsrt McCAnseE. beloved mother VI
james and the late Mchae! Mctanrey-
Funeral will take place MONDAY. Dec at ~ a.. NJ
By carriages 10 the Holy Family Church. tnence W
cars to Calvary Cemetery.
of dluhther1a. Alice. beloved daughter Of l!enry j..
und Mysa :. CaleE. aged years III months anu 'da5S-
SMlTlI-~Dec l. Mrs. Frances p. smith, nsed ~ .}
ye.rs widow Of the !ate e. u. Smith, furatfr|y ct
:iew York. nnd mother Of Arthur l.. Smith ot THIS
city.
day, Dec l. att p. ID. Friends are invited. inter-
- New York and brooklyn papers please copy.
McGkATll~-At the residence Of his parents. West
Twclfth-st.' und 1toyne-nr.. saturday morning,
Edward. beloved san Of William Ani Maggie Nc
GFnth. aged Ii yeara and $ months
Funeral Sunday. the 3thS by carriages TO jesuit
Church, thence ny cars to Calvary te1neteF3--
NACOUN-Nov. 2. ut Eldora. H.. OF apoplexy
Oscar r MaSuon. aged IS years.
- Vermont ialpera please COPY
Meade. Formerly ot County GALWAY. Ireland.
Friends uhtain information reKardiMV the Puf-
ticularS Of his death by aduresslnE Michael Nc
Dunouyh Jefferson 20, Cook County, H.
, 1881-12-04

daring, equally successful and less profit
able, was committed ut 6:+5 O'Clock last
evening at the grocery store Of Jonnl Murphy,
No. C2l West Fifteenth street At the hour 1uen-
toned twu young men strolled into tho place.
and one OF them kept walking unti!
close beside the proprietor who unsuspicious
OF their designs, made nu demonstration.
Suddenly this youn. MIN whipped Il revolver
IRON his pocket. and, shaving 1t under Nr- Muir
phys nose, he requested him to Keep quiet
E:iliug To accommodate the gentleman; and
was rs dumb us nn oyster Tho second youn::
man then stepped around tho counter and
cr. Roth OF them left US suon US they secured
the cash, bidding the proprietor good night
vastly enjoyable to Mr. Murphy He reported
his case at the Human Street Station and
Lieut.. Darrow. with Officer Fugate. made an
Intellectual attempt to lind the thieves. Mr..
Murphy's description Is Il rather 1nea2re one.
simply TO the effect thHt they were young men
dressed in durk clothing und wearing hats.
, 1881-12-04


COSKL1S--Qn 1'hursd NJ evening, Dec. L. Henry 81
Cqnkl!n. aged = rear, and IL months.
,,F, unva y, services VIII hs hH!d 0n Sunday the 1T
Jaekson.st Friends q tic family nrs Invited +" ~
tend The remains will te taken 10 joliet ILL., Tor tn
-Eti1cinna Ii and Indianapolis papcrs please CODY
~W1l1IAASON-Dec. $. Jumes H. williamson aged
Funeral services conducted by W. 7. Mc}oy u. D.,
q: Walnut street Church. CARRIAGES to GTaceland
CDi-LfSS-uf consumption Adde. e:des, daughter
OF lsent Collins. Of Chtciso. aged ii years ind
Dec from te Jesuit Church. thence Gy CHS to Cai
vary Friends IN vted t" attend.
e Os~ego. y. T.. papers phase copy.
Funeral from trinity Metn"dst Church. corner In
d3ana-av and Tweuty-fourth-st, Sunday Dec 4. at
..QClGLEY-I. QuRley. formerly vita the Western
Gus Tex. " @9A N'A
UBRiESzDes =, bis late residence :llo State
cafTiares u Calvary. A'' ~
~ aK9EIIcHt M i,;, her late residence SIS SUITE
Funeral luesday, Dec: 4 u Christ Church, t. ~ {J1
Fr,nnd .nepe p caTFlares to Roschilt ce1netery
na5sr Snas!eston ana Camden. S. C.. and Tyler, Tex
MGKRAf-.sasusday, Dec J. at o. clock D, ra., after
Eer.nS Illness 1T h!s residence. 3U5 West WASH
@ O. Robert H. Murray. uGed II years uunths
N9ti:e Vt funeral IN Monday morn ing pnoers.
- uuanio papers pfea.e copy.
LIGGotf-Ma1 Ellen. beloyed daughter at Samuel
funeral Tuesday, Dec t. as y. n. from LIS sed.-
KS.: KSEhLEy1Des a:.. q q consumption, Mr. Michael
ssSss I6y r. It, :tster o North
1oehca of c1<3 " EAlTary Cemetery, "~'
, 1881-12-04
Fifty Horses Burned to Death In New"
MIA

New ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-The Crescent City
Railroad stables were burned toright- Fifty
horses persisted. Loss, $50 000-
, 1881-12-04
CONSOLIDATED.
The Fight Between tfle Cincinnati
$trect-Eznilwuy< Ended by Ii Consoli-

Ah4 H41n4 Between Inc cincinnati
$trect-Rnilwny@ E.lded by Ii CONSOLE
dAiioM.
Special Disnateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o.. Dec. 3.-1t is learned tonight
that the strccl-rntroua fight hns been termI-
mated by the purchase Of the Gilbert avenue
liue by the Eden Park Company. which will en-
able tho latter company TO control the travel
to Mount Adams aua East aud West Walnut
Hills. The price paid for the Gilbert avenue
line was $249,UD worth Of tho stock Of the pur-
chusinE company and $50000 in money. This
places .inrse amount Of the stock Of
the Eden Park Company in the hands
OF the consolidated companies, but not
4 controlling interest The directory Of the
consnidated lines claim that it is practi-
ca!ly swallowing up OF tne Eden Park ii:e. but
this is denied br tho Eden Park people, who
ciailn thar the settlement Is vIct Org for rhcuA
Rates will now be restored: The endless cabl:
will SOON he introduced on tho Gilbert avenue
11ne. and it wiz be extended through corryviIle
and back to the city hr way nf Vine street,
forming te1, road. The stock of the Ellen
Park cnmpAny has risen from 81 to l0). and that
of the consolidated companies from l0S to lli in
consequence OF the adjustment of the trouble.
, 1881-12-04

The organ, though not intended and not des-
tined to take the place OF the piano. is rapidly
coming into use US the ornament Of the parior
and the comfort and solace OF the home circle.
The Enbali organ, par1or and cabinet, has 1onc
more 10 create popular sentiment III favor Of
this style Of instrument than any other cause
It Is the hand=omesr and practically the best
organ ever produced.
, 1881-12-04

OTHER LAKE PORTS.
PORT HURON.
Enrcta. Dspateh to The Estcaqo Trtbuor
FORr HURON. Mich. Dec. 3-l:1D p. m.-Passe6
np-Propeller Mary Mills. !
Down-Propellers Lowell and barges, Grat-
wick Jessie Farvell and barses: schooners II
F. Merry, Niagara, and l.. l.. LAMB.
"eather-Cool and cloudy.
HUFFAI4O.
Special Uirpd1eh to II: Chicago Tr7bttne.
BUFFALO. n. y. Dec. A-There were no arrf-
rivals here Today. The only departures were
the propeller p H. Brckhead with the barges
keed Fassett and Holland. for Marine City,
where they luy up. The propeller Nt,rtherncr,
with p!R-lron from Dulutt, is the only boat eN-
pected here Weather very mild. No signs Ut
Ice Wind light north to east
Lake receipts fur the week. Torn, i'll 600 BUSH
els: whent, 1X2a-as0 bushels; barley. S.lD bush-
els: tia1seed, 1900 bushels: flour II, ,u5 barrels
Shipments: Cement, HIS barrels; coal, :, 160
tons; salt, 1000 barrels.
MARQUETTE.
Special Dttparch to 1he Chicago Trtb,lnt.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Dec. 3.-The propeller City
Of New York arrived here from Copper Harbp:
this afternoon ana will clear tonight tor De-
1rolt il she can get through tho SaulIe River.
CHEn0rGAS.
Spe-!1l Dsuafeh 10 The CHICAGO TfibIns-
CHEB0YGAS. Mich, Dec. .3-Ccured-propel-
1ers Nnshua, for Detroit; ChHupiau, for Chi
cago.
Weather-Cnlm and beautiful today and thaw-
1nE: clear and cold tonight. and calm.
, 1881-12-04

The alarm from Box g. at i:45 o'clock yester-
day morning WAS cuused by the discovery of Il
blaze In the eugine~room Oil the third floor Of
the four-story and basement srone-trout build
Ing NJ. Iii Wabash uVenut- The tire did but
little laMaxt- The premises were occupied by
julius Goccker, manufacturer OF looking
glasses,
, 1881-12-04
PORT OF CHICAGO.
h1{Ikt3. aI.S

Prop Scotia. Bu11a1o, sundrie-.
Prop Z. II. S1Arke, Montague. lumber.
frVp lark. Benton liHraor. sundries-
4zup Fl Joseph. Nusse.on lumber.
1'rup Nebraska, Buffalo. <und-ies.
Prop 1ames David son. Milwaukee,. licht-
Prop superior, Ashlabula. cua..
f1up Jarvis lord. Huflalc. cua1.
Prop Queen VI the West. buffalo. light
Pup thur!es ttieiz- Mnni>tee, lumber.
fchr T. J. Rogers. cleve!nnd. cjai,
Schr George W. Daria Cleveland. coal.
Schr Apprentice 10y. Grand Haven, lumber.
Echr John Marks, Manistee, lumber.
ACrC4L sAlLfSGs
Prop {. II. S&Arke. Mnns1ee. light
1'rui, Il. Mc1junaid Muskeybu. light.
Echr Connen Ut LudinEtDn. 9pnd.ses,
kcAr Melvina. ken0shu- light
6chr Gilbert Knapp. itaclnt:. light
, 1881-12-04

MARIETTA, O., Dec. :5,-Abcud Schaus' bone
mill and dry-tousc we're burned down last night.
Loss, S5,U3J; insuruucc. $3,lU.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-21
"TT ~ Yourselves by making money
II when Il golden chance is offered

thereby always keeping poverty from your door:
Those who always take advantage Of the good
chances for making mo,ey that are offered, gcner
ally become wealthy. We want many men, wo-
man and children to work for us right in their own
localities: The business will pay more than ten
outfit and all that you need, free. No one who en-
cages fails to make money very rapidly. You can
devote your whole time to the work, OF only your
spare moments. Full information and III that Is
needed sent free, Address STlNSON CO.. Port
land, Maine
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-21
A STANDING CARD.

People from Wadena, and vicini-
ty, on visiting Minneapolis will find
the CLARK HOUSE headquarters for
all, and everybody, from this part Of
the State. The rates are only $500
per day, and the house is first-class.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-21
Business Cards.

WADENA POST OFFICE.
OPEN FROM 7:3O A. NJ. TO $50 P. M.
Mail closes, going east, $40 A. NJ. $50 PM.
west, $40 PM.
Is for Parker Prairie Mondays and
Thursdays 1000 AM.
Mail closes tor 1n,nan, Mondays, $50 AM.
LONG PRAIRIE
Tuesday, at a. m: Wednesday, att p. m. Fri
day, at 7 a. m. Saturday, at p. m.
MoneY Orders Tan be obtained upon post
offices in all PARTS Of the United States.
GILES PEAKE, P. NJ.
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

NOTICE.-Th undersigned gives notice
~ that oy vi Tue of decree rendered on the 30tL
OF December. 1850, ny the Circuit Court Of The
city OF Alexandra, In the cause - Graham rs. The
| Washington City. Virginia Midland and Great
Southern Railroad Company. he Is now prepared "a
paw out the funds Ia his hands as follows:
III To the holders OF bonds and coupons of the
first mortgage Orange aud Alexandra Railroad
| COMPANY, the principal and Interest thereon in
CuW u January i. 1881.
on To The holders OF bonds ana coupons of the
second NOR gage Orange and Alexandria Railroad
| COmnany. the prfnet. al oad interest thereon IN
faH 10 January l. 1881.
(3j To the holders OF bonds aud coupons of the
Mapassas-(aO Railroad tompauy. me principal
and interest thereon la (aH 10 Januar, /, 1881.
~ 10 III holders OF bonds and COUPONS OF the
third mortgage Orange and Alexandra Railroad
Comusnv. n dividend az 81 425 per esntum uoon
The principal aud Interest thereon 10 January J.,
1881.
f5) To the holders OF bouds and coupons Of the
first mortgage Orange. Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad Company. dividend OF 72.t2 per c4ntum
np00 he principal and Interest thereon 10 January
4. 1851.
Each holder Of bonds or coupons of the first and
sseond mortgage Orange and Alexandria Railroad
tos1psny aud The Manassas Gap Railroad Com
psAg must produce the same. and upon receiving
The money therefor surrencer them for cancea
ton. Holders OF the fbird Orange and alexandria
Railr Ssd bonds aud coupons and trsI Orange, Alex
sndrla and damascus Railroad bonds and coupons,
must before receiving such oiyioepds produce the
JOHN 5. BARBOUR,
Commissioner.
~ IL. eod2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

Brief items.-Tbe Hastings Court yester'
day decided that the assessments OF r. A.
Lamb and w. Ii. CDeatbam were too high,
and reduced Lambs $500 and Cheatham's
800.
New benches have been put in the Hus-
tings-Court room, and the room has been
improved.
Mr.. B. 3. Wesiger is foreman CT the
grand Jury.
There will be a regular meeting OF The
City Council next Friday night at - O'Clock.
There were two colored men on the jury
which convicted Randall Trent (coloreO
Monday afternoon.
II. NJ. Smith. Jr.. Of Richmond, has quail
fled to practice law in the Hastings Court
Of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

SAN rsAxcTsco, CAk., January IT,
George Hines, nfty-tvc years old, residing
near arayser, StanssIsus county. yesterday
nut q revolver in his pocket and remarked to
his partner, /" lam going to have that girl, or
l wi,tkill hcr.D he then proceeded to the
residence Of Lizzie Kuenc, girl OF eigs,.
teen, living with her widowed mother, snc
renewed former proposal Of marriage 70
the young lady. lie met with trm toongn
Kind refusal. The infatuated man drew Toe
pistol. Miss kuene anticipated him oy
seiging shotgun, conveniently al manu-,
lodging ITS contents 10 his head and killing
him