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, 1881-11-10

4 strange stnry eouIes fruI, Union County.
ArkAnsHs, hut It IL ~ tFnQ ~ 1t u straukp-t4-
Wit; Thut thtC1 young litul W0go A|ttlnH IN their
horses III tho gtlat lttunasjGx thu prubnbi !tteH
OF rAiN trolll ulnVd which lust lhen wns r!sl,lg
In thu west. Tho youngest hf lAu Ert,!p. mined
Jaili, Frrallan rGferrel 10 tAa Ilrnutl+ pll4 ~.
Markea tpat u uel wnu would a!lnw his penplu
wiz s1,tAktnu W! tho h1ys weru u,lolrolttl
with lightning. and TUG spe1kpr stunned kgtere-
ly. tlAtlkt hH et''nhuntpi,s Werp unsGathed. ltr-
Guyertng, tle renewed tho subject, hlttorly rrytl-
tnx ltlG Suprpptu lt,wer, lnatantly y b,t nj
lightning Ii4hcl frau tilt eluu4 utcrlpAa. Anu
tito Young NM fell tead IN his tracks. Nrnrly
Vycry lutip III his euty WA lAaaElt4 10 jelly.
while hfa GoDI8 wrEu torn fTOH hts ftnt Aliu tho
cluthnx trtlM Ata luwer axtfalnittey. Tho
Indy rrcscA1ul a horrhp appearance, bp-
luz Il blackunel and lAAtiKtcA lnssss or hu.
thr,wn oll tho gr1.sild, but hot surla.sy In3ure1
Ille funeAl III tho unfortunate yt',l,lE n,til 90
CURED slsu ntxt Aay. atita NitrutttI lHrEe pf.Wt
tAa larger uprllQn Ut whom WpEt ar,twl ta!tthar
Ivy tho rulnnr 0f tho slrAnKo oyenls praeuanx
the tlaath TT tho auceusul. Whom tho EAMly was
deposited IN tll0 Hrslve all thu lnast Harth hAl
beHtl lhr1,wn III until tue aperture WIS aIllctl. u
whlU tho friends Ut tho IaAA NUN yet fingered
tn th0 Gel,rtpry. y AutG Ut Lightning utacvAde4
frGn. q up,l directly uver tl}a lnirla!. placp nl&d
elruek ~ 4s.yn: throwing iho DIT VII y plaM
Injured, blt ttuau IsGse'll SNatseFcG- Al!uust
paraiyxeil with teTFAr. Thu !neilsut Ia etgltinx
Krpat deal Ut attu!ltiun. lnlntstcrA Ind reilly.
lotla reuplu kVn0rutly h1llIux That the young
insn WIS tho yiutIM Ut tue wrath Ut an ul1snt|ul
tiGtl Wpi u 0tAcra asserl that the ease was aH-
pIS II wonderful c0lNclleenc1, having no c0ntlec.
lion With cal,su1 e!thsr physical or supernatural,
, 1881-11-10

Al - ~ kLslA l. Ar
THE NE1'uuLlCAH MAJDHIry ESTIMATED At
~ .rt mn

41fs H4.fIALIChN Mhanhita .a44NA lGN ~
At 4I,1uQ.
sptet43 uispats;. tu 1'nt cai:aaa 3rteuns.
ST.. l'.,ut., Minn.. Nov. n--As WINS antfcf-
pated last night, tho elcctt0l. returns cOnle
IN very s.uwIy Tlla count III ut. PAnl WAs
not completed TIL ho'clock tlIls morning.
MT II slngln canniy and very faw Of thu
larger tuw,,s nyu fully reported. There IL no
system vi receiving unl tnbplalltS re.,lri,s,
mid Tho politlcnl committees gtYu tho Mnttur
,as attel,lH,, Al! tho work I,Gs tO be ttnlle III
thu llenrwslrnpegull gull!crsilnal.lel. upto0oGlock
lUniGIlt retslrNs from about ITO Townships
c!tlt1. a,su ylllngas l,nyo Deun rGeeiyut a,sd
| s0lpctetl. 1'Iese Gust ab0ut one-t!llrtl Ut The
yUte nf tl,o 6inlr, anu thu returns intticate n
falling nf lroln lust year of ab0it ~ prr
crnt. Thu wlIt,le yole III tlles0 precincts is
81. .tNN. III whlcl! Hubbard, Hep, l!as so,Uu,
4lM jnll''si'll, ntn., tl,N0. Hubbard fnlts
| ut,euh IN tho atIIlthcyi part 0f tho Statp,
Tl}esu returns l,tlIrutu tllat Ills malorIty,
Wien tho retnrns pro nll ~. will rango froIn
Mttteo esliI,Uto It ut &I,gp0.
. Titi: NEsv OF THE TICKET
vii! stanl a',0,!t tue sa.np, exra}t that Van
sEIotK @ fDf Sr stGSps HUGS psi" iEe T + ns1As1jy sis y
Judicial ,eanslldtt" wlao ,las my 0puositio!i,
nrariy ul tho Democrats a.l ,l,nllr lIepslt,-
| lieNllH hcrNtcjltnE Him to yntg tnr tircrnleat
Clark. present incumbent, ,:lafentet IN cp',-
| yulltloIi BY NaNaerhnrg. The estit,atul nlA-
Vito tnr lltlsIurY III lsiV, Lut \ jnss 0f il. M
from, GarlloId''s minority. Thu cu,Islitn.
!iol!nl amendments. prohibiting special
!egialat1ol1, ttusattng aWstllt lands tn I'll,
increasing tho legislative scssEol,,
hava probably been carried, 49,, though
Tie yeturIls waru very INCOMPLETE. Thu prop-
oxltlon ~ wi aslsls pulic lands to paY thu
quires i uaajurlsy Ut MI votcs to carry, hut
tl,s Legislature, lay!nx remained il. session
TOR thls pnrpgsG. VIII ~ D.lco resub'nlt It ut u
tow townships glsoa Hubbard @5,Ms', Jalul-
sui :SM-a llenuuratlG RaEn ever Inst year
uf ul.oul l,tOu Three out of linr cnunty Ut.
llcers ute Ilepulllcan.4 Republican lusa Ut
, 1881-11-10
OBITUARY.


Tho death Of Prof. Henry ". Habto..
we'll known II, scientific ntt[ c.lucaioual H..
c!ea III this city, IS announced. Mr, Ri.
cock was borr Mt Tltetiorl, Vt, In 1S>a, @ I'M,
graduated ut Dartmouth, Cnilcgc Mt the asa asa
ut Dc.llnn, Newton, n,lll Sonrryijie sMsisss Msst
III 1861 he came t0 Chicago, ahd llas +asa sns,
that tg held various pQsitiops Of jloorr r'isg .sd
trust -Four yours ,lgu !ie w,ls elected I;,'nI a,I
tlei,t Of llle ChieaE0 Aeatluny Of Sccnsssss.r sssr
which GfI1co llo hetl ut the tfio Of his ,isstH
Mr. lsabGock lut beet III tnr same tinp, mi
ll,cl'lbcr Ut tho Swetlcillmrgian Church sni
Ills fniloral will occur at3 o'cock tfIs slsss. ts
llooll frnn tho New Jerusalem 'FclnnIsT" ~,
Van l}slrun street, the rumalns to be intentsft ri
al UnEVuols. 'e''ss
, 1881-11-10

test ..
II the trts.ern .tssoefdttd Iress.
1stcHMoN1,, W., Nov. ~ Inter returns
further reduce tho Democratic galns In tho
Legislature, and therr Is nnw no llope Of r.
covering the lust grtil1n1 In the counties 10
hear front. prntty full rntnrns nra recrlrctl
from over half tue Slato, and tllo Indications
nro TINT Cameron Is elected, aud That tl,e 1se-
nd]nsters WILL havo COOL working ihnJ0rlty
on joint ballot in tic Lorlslntnrc. At 1!e-
atljustcr headquarters tho election nj tho
Slate ticket is cla,nct by not lcss tl,an 1h.o>.
and lllD t.egisiutrr. by seventeen 10 twcnty
Oh totut hnllnl. rho 1scadjhstcrs are ex.
ecGdingly tuhilant tonigh., marching in pro-
ccsslon tllunlgll the streets with II batad of
music md firing CANNON.
CAMERON ELECTED.
RICHMOND, W., Nov. 0-rlsc State tf,cia-
ocrntfc) this afternoon says Cameron Is prob
abiy eeosatt by s,Uoo majority.
rttE NEA1MusrE1. CLAIM.
RtcuMoNt,, WI. Noy. O.-'rhe irhig tile
adjustsr urgan), IN MI Editorial Oil t,o result
III Vlrgintn, will tomorrow suy: "Our vic
tory Is certain. We 1lnvc mt yet received
sufficient returns IL give exnrt or oven prox-
imn,e Iigures of our n,njortirs, but We know
enough tn ba tuitse positive thnt Cnl Ca,n-
crun n,l.l tho wlIntc Stnte ticket Is elected hs
Il majority Of 1lol irss than i1,MN. nlMl that
wo EHs.. carried hnth branches Of tho Cell
eral Assembly by II joint majority exceeding
tlIat Of tllb lGglslntlirn or ls19-'&}. lnll.Asl.
returns. SO. fur as received, fully justify
claiming majority or a0bo0 for our Stato
ticket, Int, Hut nj abundant caution, we atl-
cline 10 claim everything. W. might vnsul1-
ably tln 50. at my rate, our yiet0ry Is COLI
ptete n,Ml ut Inst tho 1Ie.pfu hive SELECTED Il
, 1881-11-10
SECRETARY FoLGER LEAVING HOME

OIxnyA, N. r, Sov. 0.-Ii'e l@op'y ".:,r.
si,Is pluco, tho ho,ua Ut J,!dse ro'Hst tSra,
blesl In Lln.lcn Hall tonight al1 Iol'A '' as
leave OF tl.e!r distinguished! towtls'an .,r, j
goes to Washington 10 assume 1tle WIZ VIE,
Sccretnry Ut thu TREASURY. juicy ann, i
III u lo,,g address, spoke Il! e!oa.'e"' ,dny
a, rsa.I i,s iatter to tho torlnsF '!r!'aj :,'.n'
sal.nle.t a t With psa.so ot ,ls sssisiil,',sS IL y
rua,l tito reply Ut Gen. Gaslel"'
!UwB: ,,, y, ,hsl,-N
nx1m S,n, Your fayor ot et';ns eho Itss 9he Attr
tolay aer!uH.'y reFrst y,lb lilIsappolase! =.
~ hopS. thst yp, would assspt Eth u hs1 s u
ineInb9r Win aAtiaiMei2M, swH ~ YOUR cvpt:tsat
.siou. liz .'*F Tnas,tiny ~ Soa for .ho kind terms u
latter, an very truly yours; 4. GARYlEl@
Tho Hon, J. G. EDLuGR, ALBANY" !"
, 1881-11-10
Republican innjDrity. 12,..4N.
NEW fntiK tttTf.

.,, -. H., t ..,,, ,,, ,,r,,, ,,,o
t. H.. u,, s.., r's 49,, 'an,,I. anvil.
,o.s esI , H. t'a .. 1.as aa,, u ssaa =, n,a
-; eo az, w" M ' Ga i. .l'n j., ,s7
tIn,,1t ,l,Is voor.s r"pls,rntl,a, oyrcr,d lint
nt leta ~ nfef .'s'3'. ~ 's shie ~ uss's"'e
that the largest prpl'orslon oi stay-al-,G'ass
wer" tiepuollfahs' usl4 let ule cHn'ul'ttt
l'eihocralc 'na1o''ts osap .tfmS'' ,., ''"s peeh
tub down BY @oo. lhe pohso'
ctAle mn1otity u" t"''sus'ci -
'ess t''aii t41a1 o'' oesse1a'S III ou1e.
ItionR'l Tug aKHfeaa'e Nhe u s'1'aner "
a,sno' III LIZ eoHp's'ea .el"tl1s' uie .e''"tN.
anle pol'ofllolas ot t1le i"'a"'a"s 'o't ea'"e
oht hoee e'eails ''a'l M sn's .aot''t'e'
LAWN aa'li'g 1efa!sr" '','u, sDtes .""'s
ti'an "alhst, the cal'ilaa,s M to1 'oaflpea!e y!
tue ConltS i1etnoefacs. A'''lns runs a'1eaa
~ ue .ota'e t!ehht o. '''s lMr.s ~ ,!, .em m"u
"te" 'o,c'' ,h9.I'|i ~ ",st"' '''''"sAsl'' ''
aplease' 10 pe tiie ease ""la!:
flE TIMES
says: 4he ia'ol'e p'!'es ~ tl!e "spuu't"''
| managers Ill REFUSING 10 ho''l',a1e 'W"I eal.
a!'ta1es 1or rAarf'he''-M',a'tse ~ sn,lelenty
Shown oS taa aehtohsttatI''' VI lAe 'ne. t'ln1
| an ioar eouiu n"'e "ee't r'ecte,l'
/ a. u, tus1c, aie .l'ho '"ih.u
.'ea' ~ n',,.'i.'.' .,",,, ,,,,'', .s III
'"'a ,rlt,, N -, .,,a ho"r i,s,,1s"5,,', .,o
np".ns :" tau up H., n. ,,',.',;,. I"s r1sr
e'i"!ae'st " '',o'' ~ ~ p' ~ ~
n'ue,.'s', psasps .u 'i. ~ t,san, .''t s"
wv ~ t'o o"'~' - ''"' ' N'''e''"e
ate' oo>,,,,so,,vx
| =, ~. 1S1.,sr,, A.,"sntta pr<,1
| Nr,v ynux Nnv. o.-Wuttswortb. Rep,. n
e,uctnd +, t:",,vrrsa In thn Twrnty-sryentl
i,is,r,nt ~ t1,,s stn,.
H.. r,nn,,,xs nnsvo,f H. Ftowor Dc,n..
dnf,a+a ~ ~ A stor i,cn .Inh,, Tiur,iy
I,u,n ia clacted oyer ,rnon,ns Murnhv. Rrn..
nj 1',,.r1ns -, i, stiu,or i,"" In tIn Wrstnr,,
T,,.,.1a. J., ai'' M .,i','.."1 A'~'' ~ ~"
s.u, - a."u f,, ,,r,o,,,,, ,,,uo ,o
ta'I ~" Wa.o" ,u. ns f,',a . a .asi; ~ SI i,a "'
~ ~, ~ "'s' ,,",'M 10 ,a.n, IN Dr.. ,',,
,.s "" ~ vt'.I,,o 'I' i',',, ''. s. ci,'rtty
,'"' tm,, ~ ~" ,r,', i,a,,,nosaUa
!.na ,""!'s ~, ,"ai,s'. ms,
""'o''ts "'' w." '''".s ''s"'' - "''"S ''sS"'
S',s" e,',,.','"., ,.'.'". ,,,<.,,,,.a,
~" '.'', ons' wv, ...,, t,',,.,,i "
W u'a svp"S ,,''. n'". ,", .t. ,"'" w.. @
aI na' s' .,a na"I,,i"a,. @ " "yn ] rrI, ,,a sn,,
~ ~ 'a'tss "os4' t"o 49, ., 80 w
sefs c!'ss. Mees''n'aae ~ u'g eenaso ~ W
t.e-M ,ssI'onG"na a'a ~ - a'"e4"ss' az
ses'p's' ~ '"p"D''e"''S a'4o '" ''e''''ns"ls'
hisouRifS.
, NEW iol!';, Say: o-!n l'rooklyn t|'a Ito"
; publ1catls elegsel tlle Aas"f, oherl'f, stllsf"
yisnr.at-I Large, ro Snaatar, III AssanAlyl,tHli,
ten Supervisors aut Of tIlrlctl,, s,nl llyu al.
dern,ell,
Albert naggott. chairman "t tllo Eser'''
tive Committee u tic lsepltl'l.eih StneI9ltl'
n,lttee, said tnay tllat dispatches fr.nu tif.
ferent parts ot tl,e s,as" give 'l'e Republic
ans n'nn1o1tS y, nM 10y s''. .o ~. a'os'' ~ !,
|
, 1881-11-10
FELL Under THE wilEels' :.

A, Joansou, an unmarried eMe"si '.a Il ,lts4s
pla istns a ,aa sorast q 115's& r,'sssi TO
and cosssga Grove avenue. !G.a w, q 'ctat "
Illinois Central trata W apo"' Vt ~ Yald5'a1ss
.tsess sss =. b. sss to.atuns heus ,I' tts'p ~. Il
ut rullua,,, aud fell axai'asl 'n,ar , ths ss.tss
St ia sraia trou wblsn hs hs,1sa hna tsat ss2S,1
ot hls ic4a wtro 10 buddy iM!s,e a.; y, eIukvs u
whithsr Vii %* iu,'u i" w ssu.oseL " e'up''e
soAl. his life WAS lespa'lcuo' VIZ
, 1881-11-10

TILE i.EHlSIsATUIIE.
HARTFORD, Coh1l., Nov. 0.-'rhe Rcnnt-
lica,ts elected tun nr tho fourteen Senalurs
vOtetl for yesterday giving then, seventeen,
ri thu twenty-ruur Senntors. Last year tho
Senate stuul III to i. 'l'l,Es year there aro
three nov districts. I'l,o liouse stnfMts. ac-
cortfllg IN Ct,1rmi.t returiIs 14t Republican,
q l,gmocrat, an't tlreenlu1Sk; llsl year
, 1881-11-10
John DRvilHo1,t OF liza wilson i Sons,

John pRvidHotit OF Davidson i Sons.
Mr.. John Davidson, senior member Of la
firm Of Davidson u Sous, Wholesale !nasbt
dealers, WIN llns bren suffering from typhoid
fever for several weeks, died ut Ill yeste,.
day morning, calmly passIug away nlalst hs
fainily, whom llo loyctt 10 well. Ills drat|i,
n slluek tn tho business community, who caa
sc.lrccay rcnllze that llle strong, rubust m,n
Ilns passed n,vay, unlI Will meyer tread ayaia
tho busy tt,0r0uEllares Of a great aud beaut|
full city, which Ills onurgy md abilities helped
tn hl1ittl Ill.,
, 1881-11-10
NEW YORK.
FROM l'.AisKS SEss Tt, LIGHT.


spte.a' p!soate' 70 I"e casae' 7r'a""e-
NEW loRK, Nov. n-Aa nclock lust
nlxlst tllera was pretty gellornl ll''pfesslo's
that the State atl hecn captured " the De-
ntTraGy. Si1eI. tes1llt nl tlle e'retlos' WIS
,!o surprise tn tho Republican 1en't:rs, af''l
ono to the contrary wtts what they l'aa li"t
confidently cnni'ted VI. therefore, tie tlfst
returns were scarcely so'rce tf tlasap-
poi'Isnc''t. al or!ocE III tile Mofil'''s
thera'was state of delightful uncertainty
tho newspapers presenting al sorts ot op,i-
ions FROM 1nzy doubt III positive ;sss'lF-
:lnces that tho Slatc laad given
both Republican and De,nocvatic mn
toritics rsllglng from D0o0 to $1,000
Tor both sitles. The Times. however. which
is careful In It's preparation Of election, III.
turlls insisted tint the Suite ilatl given
a REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY
of ut least G.0p0. Tlso Insertion was correct,
but the majority will bu do,ble what the
Times forecast. Tin. p1per las ut midnight
tonight received. s,u.cal dlsputcl,es frulu
Ilfty-four countless glvlltg the results Or the
votes In II 1Nt,st carefni manner. These
slow lint the Republican n,ujarlty IL
ulrca.ly ll.Uw, ind the remaining com.
lies vii! carry tho figures to
over l2,0o0. TAIs IL Oh the Stale
ticket; nf course. in the Legislature tho IT,
publicars hive not fared ~ well. There is
III, narl,c,lar change to uotc from the report
Of this u,usniug o., tl,is head, Tie Se1lntc b.
Iuv tty @,po,, repovts received tonight u1,d
the assembly nearly NJ. III New Yorl, CITY
the democratic majority now reaches II, ,0Kl,
rho result of thu election III Kings County is
\ srt,SSru vo THE pt;,ict.,.At,r.
'rbls county, whtc, tor Il topg succession Of
wars has been regarded NJ a sure stronghold
uf the Democracy, md which, lust five Years
nxo Rayo II Democratic majority nf OVER
, 1881-11-10
l. We'll. Known lkniiroHh HtnH Aahsss
Knful Hmm ut 1EurIliANC.

Sr. LOUIS, No.. Nor. g.-lt II re!ont'1, ',
from Kunsas City that y. D. Van l!or'l' ss Nss
kllown III ratlroatt circles, dlea seS'etss,
frnn. tl,o effects of tlose nf lnoypllfc, sas;a
with suicidal lntpit. A'nn llurli aa eansu r.,
N,orlY uRclit OF tiie Salitn. ii: lsoasl.
, 1881-11-10
KANSAS.
Sl:tH;WIf'k COUNTY.

SElH3hlt-lt IupHiAs
sptetat DIspafeh to TIE Chttqao Trtbuff.
WICHITA, kus, Nov. t!-'rhe returns from
all tho townships uf SedRYick County, ex-
crpt two, nra IN untl Indicate tlle election Of
thu entire Republican tickgt. Tlis v0to Oil
Sheriff Is very close.
, 1881-11-10
John Davidson, Of HItf.yaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Nov, 0.-.lohn Davidson 1t
tl,fs city, who diesl in Cllcaso yesterday
was the 1nnst extensive inArl,le dealer Of .|li
wankee. Deceased WIS 4 1lal!ye Of Scotland
mud settled lloro after being In business IN
New York MID Guelph, Callu,a. lhefunenl
Will tuke p!nce Frldny from lie SortaYe.e1a
depot III tits city, i,
, 1881-11-10
rENNSYLF ANA.
E.ti3G t.a tstlf

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. N-lieyised cssf"
mates received from ail hut five counties IN
tl,is Stnte give Bailey tlscp.) for State Treas
urerG,2S, plurality. Following Is tho plural
ttv yota nv counties:
, 1881-11-10

0SE.lfAI.F Till: srArE NEANp FAoM.
dpsetat IHapateh to 1ns CAleaao 1stAuma
= MILWAUKEE, Wis, Noy: a.-lhe e!ect!nn
rctMras fron the Stats ure still coming In
slowly, aud 1t May ba u Iuy Or two befoge
, 1881-11-10

Special Dtspateh to 7As chteaa9 a1~sn" '1,, #
AtusKNdoS, Mich, Nov. "-lhe ns't 's'tor, ID
Slairlleld, pastnr nf tue Co',sse2in,'F ',s IN Fu.
church here, who las bsen aose1'' ln,fs, ~ r..
gland attending tho Cungrrgatl,vy!!,.ah, IN ID
el,cc, WIS given d reception los's'' '
rb4t1lf1i.
, 1881-11-10

Mrs. Sarah n1aAaly, nj Madison, Ind,
Aged Ill.
MADISON, Ind, Nov. v.--Mrs. Sanh
N1Usely died, aged III. Her oldest chilli
Mrs. Henfrcy, Ii 81 years old.
, 1881-11-10

Totals. . :. .$;IB, ,OOO0U fgJ,..1O, ,00O $7j..1N.UD
After completing thu Nbovc tutls a1l forttty.
inlt tho correctness ut tho totat f,y,n, pvery
asnIlus,t ssiIlrcc, stltlstlc4 wore gatllcrcd f4r
tue lust hhlI vi tho cnicllhr year OF lS5l,a in
order to atluw tile t,ruuct from JnH. ], 1kA0 ~
Dec. ~. 1bsV. The result shows only a co1IlpMra-
tl}uly slight ynrtutEon tram tho reported }lcll
far tin laeat yenr. Anu IL glvatl Us cointIratory
evidence vi tho ucgYrIcy OF t4e table presented
u.il,se. Tho purchases Ut silver fur cofnage
pl,rp1srs III bsI were ~ 1, ,G0 ollncGs. valued 1T
Sss ,ahl 1t Is estimated thAt $a.0G'Qo oi this
was t;re!gn pro.as!al, lhs will! E.n !saye
ur silver cxpurtn III lBsj was f7,'ip. .tD. pull tho
i,Intlnnt GunHl'tsttl ~ tho Arts WIN $!,000,Ga.
'Ihts HIyes tntal prs,dnet nt silver for Tho cMi-
ct,slar ytr Of $N ,4au1OO, against sEl.oo.oU' for
thu fiscal year. ..
FnilowlalK il Il statcmnut Of tho bullion pru-
ttGtiDn Ut Tho rncItic const .s;tntes un1 'Fprrl-
turtles, Iur the tla0ul ycnr an4lng June ~, 1851,
uuet,rilinH to returns mule bJ uwners Of MINES
tn tho Superintendent Of the UnltcI Stules 3tnt
at sun FFanc!stt, Cal.:
Eo!.t. Silrer. 10t.sl.
California. ..$t1.fGN:Esl 1G1,a5 $18,7},8i8
NGrntIlt, ,,... nhll,I!G 7,iiG,hlS l0,I1i.1l0
Arizona Ipr..... III,FtT 7,fM,'MN 8,Eu,B!I3
ldNEiu Ter....r. 1,6ll.hl l,0i8.Hl9 1,G!,E EHs
Washington Ter. t1ykU ...... NllhW
tIusHn Ter ,Nu .., t,!NU
Totals. ..$st ..71T7 6l7,470:::6J $40, 05
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-05-27
Poetry,
Counting Days.

All, Nell, we used to linger
Down at the orchard gate,
Among the nodding lllacs,
Until the hour was late;
And tender words whispered
In very willing ears;
Fen now catch their echoes
Through mellowed lapse OF years!
And in the porch-the shady porch
Where morning glories crept,
The old folks sat and gossiped,
And sometimes snored and slept!
Well, well! how strong used to be,
Just twenty years ago!
And round your pretty cheeks there chung
A soft, peach-blossom glow.
Your voice was music, and your eyes
Reflected heaven above:
And when kissed your ripe red lips
Halo! I'm making love:
All, that's the style of lovers talk
Beneath the moons pale rays:
If remember. twas the same
In our old counting days!
But now the young folks hnger
Down at the orchard gate,
(Confound it! will he never go?
That girl is out too late:)
They whisper where the lilacs
In drOwsy clusters grow.
And we sit talking in the porch.
Where morning glories blow.
But, Nellie Pm your lover still:
NV love is fond and deep.
AS when-Why, goodness gracious!
If she isn't sound asleep!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-05-27
Hotels.
THE ''KALoRAMA,"

YNHE ''KALORAMA,"
i STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
This beautiful place, as the name indicates. is
centrally located and near the business part Of the
city and convenient to the different railroad depOts
which makes it desirable not only for permanent
boarderS, but also for transient guests
The house and cottages attached thereto make it
the most pleasant and attractive place in the city,
having large and beautiful grounds and the rooms
being large and convenient
Having leased the property for a term OF years. I
am determined to make it the most inviting and de-
sirabe in the city.
The property is undergoing thorough repair, in
painting, paperlng. &C.
We make specially for the accommodation of
commercial men, and have provided large sample
rooms on Main street, in the business part of the
city, for their convenience and use.
In opening the house with its beautiful views"
and furnished with new and well selected furniture,
feel confident with an experience of Is years in
the hotel busneSs), of giving entire satisfaction to
my guests.
Our omnibus and baggage wagons attend all the
trains.
TERMS.-For permanent boarders $25 to $50 per
month. Transient guests So per day; $40 per week.
N NJ CARTMELLL
mays If Proprietor.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-05-27

C., B. S. & P. P. STEAMER leaves Cincinnati
daily.
E., L. s. B. S. r. r. TRAINS run daily.
No. 2 MAIL-kuns daily except Saturday from
Huntington to Richmond; daily, Huntington to
WilliamsOn'S.
No. EXPRESS-Runs daily from Huntington to
Richmond.
No. 6 ACCOMMODATION leaves Charlottesville
daily. except Sunday at 4:45 A. NJ, and arrives at
Richmond at 90 A. M.
No. y MIXED leaves Staunton daily, except
Sunday, at A. M and arrives at Charlottesville at
$50 a. m.
For Rates, Tickets. Baggage, Checks, apply to
any office of the c. &. o R'y.; or Depot or Ticket
Office of any connecting line.
III. WOODWARD,
Ticket Agent Staunton, Va.
CONWAY r. HOWARD, G.. P. & T.Ag't.
WIN. S. DUNN. Engineer y Supt.
mayo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-17
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Notices In these columns, ten cents per line
each insertion. Markets.

The Union depot, Kansas City, is to
be lit with electricity.
The Bridgeport, Conn, athlete, c. F.
A. Riegon, is dead, aged so.
Mrs. James Stewards four children
have a severe attack of measles.
The bronze railing OF Vanderbilts new
house, alone cost forty thousand dollars
Prof. ]. Humphrey, the scientist, died
of heart disease Monday night at Green's
boro, 5. G.
Sheriff Hodges has been to Paducah
and brought fine horse that he bought
there back with him.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at THE BULLETIN Office.
1t is said that Mrs Ino A. Logan has
never tasted wine and has brought up her
children to share her ideas in temperance
matters.
Mr.. VIM. Redman has built new
fence on the Sixth street side of his premi.
ses, on the corner of Sixth and Walnut
streets.
"A party of young scamps blew up a
school house at Bremen (near Lancaster
| o. Monday night, utterly demollshing the
building.
The frame OF Mrs. Stockfeth's new
residence on the south side of Tenth street
between Washington avenue and Walnu
street, is up.
Lady Arthur Hill, once Miss Harrison
and governess receives royalty of fou
thousand dollars year, on her ballad, "lr
the Cleaning"
Japanese kettle drums, with japanese
decorations, young ladies IN japanese dress
and japanese articles to sell is the lates
amusement craze.
-Messrs. Lancaster & Rice bought 0
new horse yesterday, one of their team be-
ing sick and likely to be unable to do ser.
vice for some time.
The residence of Mr.. George Kohlcr,
the cooper, will be raised and supported
by new brick piers. The work Of raising il
was commenced yesterday.
Mr.. George j. SteinhoTse has put a
ncv roof upon his residence on Tenth street
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street He has also procured material fol
a new front fence.
City Engineer, Chas. Tbrupp, was yes
tcrday engaged in pointing out the exac
location OF Mcssrs. Swoboda and Schultzo'
lots upon which they intend to erect tci
new store.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-17

down, which is largely resident portion
and which would, of course, prevent the
erection even OF frame residences. This
Cairo cannot yet afford to do. We need
more residences-frame residences--th
can be rented for reasonable
prices and this want Is
being supplied by our citizens
But to adopt the report of the committee
would be to throw an obstacle in the way
of this enterprise and could not but be an
injury to the city. We believe that if the
fire limits were changed so as to include the
business portion OF the city, or what is like
ly to be the business portion OF the city, the
act would be to Caros interest and meet
the approval OF its citizens.