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, 1881-12-26

HfR3ff& $htfna1 TrkHnk.
WAsl,fSuvoS, u. e., Deg, a3.-'Thu Wos1,-
tnvtUn royt tutlny publishes MI u1ticle ON
what It eujfs {;eu. t;urlr1tt's views M Ia tl,o
sfuhonr ,t,nye,t,,.f.t in VlrpIntn. 'rIu, stutn.
i1u,,t ,nu,,u tI,eruln, nccortIinv IN tic I,ost.
comes frp,u "nunr frtcnd of tho la.n 1'rr,t-
t,ru,t. antl unr win. of MI othcrs. knew his
nlu,l n,ui intenttnts.n This nrnr fr,ertt Ia
supposed ,y bo blaine. ,r},u revelations nru
to tbt3 effect:
If t,n.i Nurllci,l nd lived l,o would mover hnvo
,.i1cd slnhune T., my way. liu vas ~ utterly
XII Io w,n,i;i rn;i,ar h"yna scn m ~" st,r.
iUt,s triumph fnr Il time thafi tavo
tn1 I!rpufilirans p VII, q slstory M Ct cttlon
crnt,s ,mrsy. Uctt, uMrticll dt MT belieye tl,at
tic nepniiIican purity ct,i,hl galii Il. permanent
cnntrt,l IN tho euutll upnn sIcll II binls ~ wns
n9rted u Vtrxii,l, T., me ankt i!sht: where tl!9
wtprv tbs Victory ruined fUr Mahnilc VIA tic
extending il lctpin1 hnnd 10 every h.,,ust cIe-
mcnt Of indcptnence IN tho Ho,ttt', Int WHEN It
tsitale u striking hada with d!sht,llcsty to waEo
wr aEaitst iesly TO- Ka iIo ,pgroiy tGnnsnry W
M .tstot rnt,.n "Tu ~ nr, 7
0"e" a '.u."" ,S'as.u tn., !"
A.. '. GoManS,lSo oS ti'i7 STATEMENT =
tho Post says: .,..---.
views, conltu9 from the hIgheat rossiblo s.,urcc,
Ia Of nlstnrlcal snue an!i sh0ws ilc Rrcat dtIftr.
snee n9tworn ~, ~ tho two ADMINISTRATIONS that wero
e'tr,en t,,. W 'na s"n'r s".es. <,o,,,.
Whate'ef may hase bcch tielt' darhola's
Views IN the subject IN question ono thing Is
fhe nc,jvo ,fsp of Eeernt patronage il, nil t,f
.Ao NV Hi',...a' w.. 49," ,,,'.n, ,a,'
tto ola9one llloFehlent WIS neEuh mug w.
fore Arthuf'S accession 10 ti' lfesaHeney.
, 1881-12-26

INC 9ood Time They Had Last 3atirs
d"S Ut thu E'l"ittAtitn ut Lit'cu1hs XII.
spsetat D"psssh I" IAe Chicago Tribune.
I,1ycuI.S. Ill.,. Ucc. u5.-'rbe Christmas ex.
crcI.es tnnl; ,fnr,. Mt m, A.vIu,n f,r h..",,".
sIt",, ',,',tt.s., NV ..' ~ teIp'e
~ .ai''ucu .hlnicta oaIuttas "1'elEh'oli' Dec.
IT, al3 0'clues. There were two evefgrceil
trtes-ou Ut tie right aild uilr ut tlle. lett Ut
ths s,agc-luth deroyutetl, a1Iu apparently
s,1..a w., VIZ n'loM' neu ule eu:'a'H nsoso
o'' oa'lta cl''lts WIS discovered stndtllH sur
rounded W presrl,ts. Afteru brief nudress
frUIn tile reverend oil gentleman, he rutl rcdn
I'll. 4,,,r,u,, rIusu ,xnx tI,ou ,rthuro,t IN
t,.,,,, ,'r H.. ,,,,,, .a ,.,.,
rs S"se' "!'' ""'cu eAe's '"l"Aek"
cliiels w'la'e s'llS'as:
iiurrnh: illrratl: fInrrnh
iiurran: tor ". 1'lplS CHRISTMAS time,
H.. ei.' .:9 is.t's , tht nover forget
.,.,',. n.o uea, .'t'.' s''ie a.,a noss'
Luz "s''e'es were tae' ulstr'outed " inc
tenciIrrs nllu attendants. CEOtliIng, DoUkH,
toys, jGwt.sy, musical Instruments, etrgu,,t
tiniis ,nrIet,,it trrys tiIfpI ,vfti, ,m,,Iv ,v',
n,,r,, .,,i :, .'I, s:'., "..',, p0rPs
~, ua; .,r ~, .t". u'sss eu''cet"uio HIN
v..v,i'. ., r., ~. ,!es,',s,'.'t.L u @ @s "ets
,,...r.. ~ ~ ""a'ucu. lne puP!i7
';s " i"a,2,,,s mpps' M t;,.!,t "ie5ia u ~
WIFI e.,,'ia ~ ,"Sss"inc3 @ s"nn ' S!! l!ie t!ne
.,.'.,.,, ustS", trr,.., M i".' c a" Mete plheea
H. etS ~ .2"men L'ahs. M:. ~
,,,,a,s,.,.p .,, ont 'sH n nelEHts
49,. ..fI. % Tus hn"ue!eu llu Isu!ts ~
-. ,,a;..', nia,n. !. aos u.e hMMs" HtptGciatGa'
,i,!,.'n.' Me'G si ~! =; II Auhet9:
ti.,vnau' ,',.,., s., nes"i sus9, e!,ctEos 90,
,1ni';s j. f," I:t!,,cS"" Si.. v,.,,, ~ Et.s I.
, 1881-12-26

ST. Louis, Mo-, Doe. 3s.-Sam' Ecker, thu
wol|-known horse,nun Ut tl4ls city, sold to-
tI"y tile celebrated hron1 Mlaru Alta Veia to
s. I. i!ruce, Ut tho Turf, Field, uni Farm,
VI New York. presumably tor tic Lur'lartls.
Mr. i'rucu also desired tu buy MlnnIs Lewls,
Allcs Marshall, Cnrlto W'atso,,, md ,kal!al1l.
owned by Eekor. but his nticss did nut ,lteet
tho yi0ws ot. tie 0w,!er Alta Vu!a Ii one Ut
tho most celebrated t,Iares III tho culIltsy,
out VI Impartial FIllagsee, by vnnlaL Ii l4
ycars U1,l, Nsl4 Ulle Ut tho Inst uf the Yandul
stock, slH Il With foa! BY Clurito'. a,M
brought Sl.5Wl
81. ls0Uls. Mo-, Dec. 24.-St Louis parties
aru negotiating fur thu. f,tinu.ts :t-yual:.,tlS
SaMntur al!d nlaxes, md II IL bv!leyetl tho
proves true tic h0rses Will bo brought West
1T al,ct md takel, tn New Orlusltts, wllera
they will bo put in tralnlnK for Liza spring
IutItrHt. y
, 1881-12-26

Such Was the Fate or MI Arkansas MAna
sutt&a1 Utspseeh 70 TN Ch&<4oo Gtaa"s-
LITTLE lsocK, Ark, Dec. 23.-News reached
llero this nurnlng ot n fatal al{ray III Frank
lln Cu0nty, neas Webb City. Vancu brown
alul join llolt, two reputable citizens, be-
tweon whom thurs las becn !lt-tuot!ng for q
lp,,g tlu.e. nut Ii. tho town, wAe! 'llolt shot
Urtwn with dol.ble-Aurseltu shotgun, kill
lux iInl III Ills lraci.s, llols ut onru susrel,-
slGfptl To thr n.Itlorlties saying thas Ilo uctesl
III se]t-lslcnsy, US brown llua previously
threatened tu klll lin on stRtt. Thu traR-
tEliia 1t was feared Holt would bs lynct,eu,
Thu preliminary examination ia not yet co,l-
eludea, alsL, as the quilt OF tNAUctnep .of
Holt IL nut yet established, le uay ypt full 4
yletlM vi luUb violence,
, 1881-12-26
CLAIMS.

Epfefa! pts,sa.ta ia The Chieaps ir:5unA.
WASHINGTON. d. C., Dec. c5.-rhe Senate
Committee o., Clailns lias ircHntly taken Il
new departure III the method If adjutllcatIng
claims, which 1t Is understood Ia tie result Ut
determination recently reached to dispose
Of pending Southern c1aima ms rapidly as
pnssib!e consistent with Justice. The nnw
inet|od IL to consult by correspondence with
tic prominent tlen Of tic sectltnn frnn1 whtcl.
tho clAlsn CONES rs to responsibility and
worth, Instead Ut, rs he.etOtOn, depending
entirely utnn the testimony 6f .persol,s coli
nectcsl Will. tho case, to estahEs!l 0r dis
prove its validity. Since tho opening 1T tilu
present sesslUll Of Cangress lnrge number
Of letters t1nve been written t., purties of
prominence In ttla SUuti. nsklng for lnfor,na-
tlUn concerning eainls before tho coulnlttce.
, 1881-12-26

Special Dtspateh ~ 7hr Chicago Tribune.
tIoloSTo. Dec. a1.-A circular has heen at-
dressed tu tho members Of 81. Georges Su-
clcty by Jalncs f. Day mud other sncinbrlY Ut
tho society, protesting ngnillst tho refusal of
the xncuty to elect Goodwin Smith III llul,or-
nry member, nud appealing to 1t IN rcverse
an decision which has neither ru,t!uccti tu
thu popularity nf the society nor Increased
l!la,. public ut !argr.' The prIy,ltc, lite,ury,
md. suciNl worth IF Mr.. Smith lrv Gwtlt
tlpnIl, N,Ml 1t Is announced ttHL there Wilf llu
MI opphEtuIity TOR eaecttng hl1n III, llnlnlrnry
member If tho society On the third Friday III
IlIiuATY uHSt, -
, 1881-12-26
a DUTIFUL SON.
Ito Kills II IkltniMn WHO Was HrutnlIY
AhkAMla3nG l1lM Mother.

apsttat DIsp'.teh to 27e EhIsaeo Ti.tans,
Qlaxcv, ILL.,, Dec. .5.-Ahout 10 o'clock TO-
tlay II nrgso nalnel Snm Porter went ,o tho
l.oslss 1T katv Summers, II colurMl wulllau
lslng at Third and broadway, uultl assaulted
her In lha dooryart. Mrs. Summers re.
trcate! tntu thA lonse and faste,ieu tl,o door,
WHEN l1ttur bruku 1t duW,l Hl,u cUi,tihueu
tt,u assault In thu lntlsu. I'llu wofltlll He'd
out Ut ,alnurs ngaIn, ,usd WIS followed NY
purter. WIN struck iIer allu knoGkeA !ler
down. lln continued IL beat her, W!!sn her
MT screaiultIg In tarrur, - iol lut my HUtler
Nlunr. iuult kill lirrW anl. picking up u
stone, threw 1t Mt l'ortur, hitting h!n In tllo
right luInpls N.N killing l,fM, instantly. l'he
bJy IL l.'rktsl ny, Int suGI,lH tn bH receiving
uls applausu ut tilt WIN ll..yu heard tue fActs.
, 1881-12-26
TIE BONDED DEBT.

4 'nECl.EAsE IN TIL: iSTEfsEsT CIfAiH7f: OF
NEATLY S1S,oo3,0N 1'i:NINU THE YEAH.
WAsnISaroS, u. C., Dec. @3.-1'he
amount Of interest on nccoun. of the public
debt fur which the Treasury will hc lsbIe o.,
.Jan. . Is ntore it,an .Sl0.GdO, 100, Of which
ninuiint S7,33a7 900 Is OIL account If tho per
cent boIlly, atid tho remainder OIL account Ut
the extended u per cent bonds, which now
beur III pgr cel,t per anau,n. On the per
cent bonds oMe quarters Interest, ail OIL the
extended skies otle-Italf year's interest, will
be paynblc on Tho datu nbovu i,nnlel. 1t hns
been tie prActice Of tllu department fur
est, and tf.e depHrtuln FROM this prnc!Lce hy
Secretary FUlxer l,as unused considerable
complaint frs,n, 1iUller5 Of small amounts Ut
t1le twt, classes Of hniits mentioned, vi lose
convenlGtlce would liaye been promoted Ut
this partcuinr season Ind the Secretary per~
interest before the Christmas holidays. Tn
Jan. !. 1es0. ta liability fur the s.,n!-anitl1n
Interest oil TIC q ptr cEilt bntltls ttlGN nut
sliulding was more t!ian SG,WlW9. Since
TINT datc tho nRRreEnto PRINCIPAL ut these
ionds l!as been relucSd from s:!:ts., ouo.oD tu
the se,nl'tthnunl interest due Jan. las crll
reduced fruin inrp tim 50. .U00, ,UO0 to S..7 .7.U.
4ls, Which AtDtlnts to MI niitlt1al sMytug t,il
this class Of bonds alnne OF $5,5aj. lW Tile
tluArttriy interest IN tile exte!ltled q pur cent
bn'lds, Ii payable Feb. J. The atlu,lnt If
these bonds outstanding twelve months, ngo
wps In ruu,tl figures. .s500, ,0o0,0 ,000, and uie
nnnunt Interest clarEc1 thereon S25 ,5N}, ,0u0.
Tie principal Is now S40l ,0ootkN ntNl the AiI-
nunl Interest charged SI4,O0U,00O. These
there llas ber.s u reduction III tile principal of
tlIe outstanding nttl Q per Gent bonds Of
Sl48, ,00U, ,0O, md reduction In tho annual ILL.,
terest churgeA Of Sl7,S37,0N.
, 1881-12-26

Sptstat u1paieh to 77ss Chteaao Tribune.
MONTREAL, I}rc. GA p'trty nf cnpttnt-
lists who favor tho Sllenror sc(,un,e for Il still
wafer l,arhor hure Is about to form II culnIR
ny fur promoting tl,a undertaking, which is
calculated to rust bntw.cn s4.uG, ,tpo a,..i ST.
W'.0tk,. tits snl4 tlMt M difficulty will by
Experienced 1T getting tho motluy, ninl the
originator Of lJlu scl,ct,e prt'tllses that WHEN
entltplnltl It wilt liz eelt.supp0rtills 1esittps
paying tl,U INTEREST IN tl1e v,.st Oltlny. Civil
engineers generally .ln tut lHuOrsg tho pruI-
e.. wl,!cl! they hdnit y prae!irab!s, but Ii
without tho advantages clAlunId furlt.
, 1881-12-26
NOTES,

THE AsslsTAST EEcnETA1,rsIIip or THE
TREASURY.
Eprcial 'DfspaseA to TIE EAteasn 7Fitun4.
WAs1liSaroN, D., C.. Dec. 2}.-Sucrctary
F0Iger, referring to tho vacant p0sitIDll Ut
Assistant Secrntary Ut tic Treasury, snys:
~ shall not select for lint plnce my ul.u
who NOW hUltts position Il, tho Treasury
Department. As to tho choice s.IRll mnke,
believe have about come 10 a conclusion.
but / nm awaiting the result Ut correspond
ellcc U11 tile subject"
si. PAGE,
Of California, Chairman Ut the Committee on
Commerce, states that II Is not true that he Is
lIostllu to thu Interstate commerce bills;
that he voted for al,u OF tlle bills In tho Inst
Congress: al.tl, without committing himself
1ltiw to any particular measure, !le suys that
he shall glya aliy bill relating to TINT subject
fufr chnflee, 80 tltr us he cnll control tho
committee.
Mis-. OEU1lGE Hc0rlL1.r:
intends to letlyo tar Cltfcago immediately.
Her family aru nppruhenslye TINT my longer
stratn OF thu trinl will pr0ve Injurious to j'cr
health. n'lt they wish to ]lAy0 ler ruE,Uyett
fHnn Washington, before whit low seems
lfko!y to be tic fatal result iii The case Is
EX-sPEAKEn RANDALL.
has bcen Interviewed today on t!u probable
lCAlslntlu1i Ut cnngrtss during tin prt'S.:l,t
session, ani Incidentally as tn thu effect
which Sle!ker kstftr'a ss1aptng 0f tic cul1l-
lnlltces will llavU Mln,ll this Legislation. lla
does ,iat appcnr to 11ayo benn invariably inI-
pressed with t!!o selrctEen Ut tl'e e"nIn!!ess.
altE Is nut Inclined 70 giyA Speaker krtter
credit either fur aall.y Or fatr.less tn na1lng
the lists.
, 1881-12-26

I"Y"tal,'rs grow In l1nnrnso sizu. 'rhcro is
;ttsr MI abundance nf mineral wealth. II,
!niMs trfil tic SHIRE. bnt tnelts III sprsitls or
Is driven by wlntIs tnsu .1n,nes hay, M lce.
h''rIA lE.s* tlIr"nps, The straits, which aro
nAsiHnhlt tlrnilKh0Ht thu yrur by Bteatncrs,
.!t'sctl IN winter. s.,cl1 ynynge4 wNufa Iu
frnitlrss. AXE Winnipeg Is ,ltArrr Liyur.
i:mi BY tlirct rul,ie til,i. 'Fnnot!lu, uTul
S"rtf'rrii sfittlrsUta nil Nallisuba nru as
llt:ar II. AtfelljnnIL "
, 1881-12-26

nr "f thu Sayy-~nre s.strti1ig the r,,mor tint.
tl,lnk that they t:nll suu,lrt, thu War Urlnrt-
mint. 'lllesa clnt tms nru utterly without
foundation. It IL learned llt,o; tic very best
antf,Yrlty t ll!at t;e'i: Arthur never lnas Ind;
rGtnovhg Hubert Lincoln frnln thu ,irpart.
,Iteilt whfcl, lle II imw ", successfully a,t,,n
tstarltg. nInt that Afr. Lincoln lung slncu IT.
cHlyGu Nssurn!ievB t,J tllat effect,
, 1881-12-26
CANADIAN NEWS,

HtfttNt IsaQn4fn 10 IGf LHtca1o 1ft3HH&s
TORONTO, Dec. 225.--For tho uluycn months
Of this year, from tho list Of January to tIto
lst nf December, 3,Ul7 cars, cnc!, ear budding
on Ill Ayoragv uf eighty hugs, haye 1'assetl
thruugl, Toronto frunI ClIcugo tor Bcsttl,
OH tho tsrnlal Trunk, giving II total for tin
ab0vu purlod Ut a43, no, Or. for tt,e yrur III
aa.000, Ihe cArs uru ,ln.lur bonG. tlso tttN,tY
betng fastened with thu regulation Iletnltle
seal. Ninety lIours Ii the usual time &c.
cupicd III tlIa jnur,lcy between Cl,icusu al!tl
ltost0n, md, W Toronto II nbout l,alf Why,
n hnlt Is nladu ut tho Don yards tn rest and
feett tho nnfnnlis. Yletn utu twenty pu,,s
bnilt alonK tl,e si.lo Ut tic trick, wlsll' two
lunhIng placcs, ut cacl, OF wllv, cur pan l,o
un'uaded III about t'1reo minutes. Mr. j. +.
Squire, ut l'nst0i,, WHO RECEIVES probably
10 per eeilt Ut alt tho hogs, has u stntf Ut
men esnpoycd ut thesa yanis. who atteItl To
tim, ,nnloadlng, feeding, reloadtng tie lloss
tlle cars. Tho Gust Ut earn, watar, lay, and
labor amounts to Rb0ut ~ per Gnr ut Tho
yards, nlil tho freight pUr ltUs fEtIlu Cllira9H
to nustoIl Is aboslt n cotllS, 80 that Tho
Wlolo cost Ut Conveying a hNE fr0Et one
point tu t'la other will bn III tho nulgibur-
hood Ut ~ cents. l'lie tsrand Trunk unly
supplies tiiu cars alnl motive power, tho cure
Ut thu n,linn.!s. risk, a,'d contingent ,ax-
EeIses tleyo!yinE upoa tlle owner. Thu tlna
hours. Tho dUata hogs nro reln0yea a1u
taken to tho rendering house. Wlltru they
ar0 thrown intu hugs boiler tl,lA converted
luto Sup Ercflae. \ customs nilic0r Wltcilus
l.n uHfoa,IlnE nlni rploA(iNT Ut thu hugs Ut
the yar1 tn seo that ull Eous right.
, 1881-12-26

Special UIspatth Ia The Chieupp Tribune.
MONTREAL. Dec. a5.-At II meeting Ut tho
Directors Ut tlle Credit Mobitfur held here it
WAS resolved to nppiy fur charter ut tic
Dext meeting Of Parliament The capital Is
$l1.UNu, ,0O. Mr.. Chapleau, Premier nt Que-
Gec, Is President Ut the Catla4un Hunrd.
, 1881-12-26

Spa<1al 11NpattA 70 7H9 ERteaQa 7FIbNHf,
OTTAWA, Dee. 25.-An evening paper sesi-
ously discusses The likelihood ot Sir John A.
31ucdolalls speedy uxnltatl0n to tho Vice
lsoyaity ut Canada. 1t goes tho length Ut
sHylnX that 1t Is uext to ceFtuin that the Mar.
, 1881-12-26

Sptt4d1 UHFdleh % Ihf EhttaVo TFfotlnt,
MONTREAL, Dec. 15.-S0na p0rtions Of
Montreal nre 80 0vcrrun witt, hungry rata
that eats frequently btcol!e fuo.t fur tlleIr
ynrncfouS npiMtltes. 'rhpy will fnll upoi,
missy III battafons, aid when t!loy ,lepnrt a
tew i}s!sps Mnd Il little fur unly reuIutlls OF
the unfortunate feline.
, 1881-12-26
A1a 1:HfEy or A:Hatent,.

8fRsfd1 U15p17eH 70 1Hf EHIt1Qa IFE1He,
HAMILTON, doc. 21.--ttutteau's ollisy was
found suspended to IL telegraph wire ol,
King stroct tho utilur morning. Tho ct'lgy
WIS full sixe, a,u. drcsSetl even to tic boo1s.
1t wns hung by tho neek Hbunt sixty teet
aboye the slrcal. Across tho wuisi was IN
letters "Gnlsean." l'assers'by weru OIL.
spokull,- runIRrktng tint tic nssasitl alNl
ylllatn GuitcAl, shIuld Iayo beuA l.luG up
llke this tttlgy. Sntlu prulM,sru r[,dilng il
with bullets. Tho fusling Il, llNmiltpn
nsnllst tho assassin IL cvytAilly very strong,
, 1881-12-26

sp<ttos Aaputth to 74t Ch.eaao Tribune.
TORONTO, bee. @'.-Alrs. Crotty, the old
Indy refvrrcst tn IN Il dtspntch lust weel; rs
mt having tasted solid fluid for fitly-four
uNyS Is tI.,ltl '
, 1881-12-26

WASHINGTON, y. e., Dec. a5.-Gulteaa
spent Christmas very quietly. Few persons
nre permitted to cnter this jnil Sundays, md
oniy his brother and sister. are allowed to
visit the prisoner, unless by authority frol,,
Judre Cox or Scoyille. john W. Guiteau.
accompanied BY II few acQua intanccs, called
during tho day nnd hal Nh interview with his
brother. Late Ii, the afternoon, after tllt.se
visitors had left, Guiteuu 1Htrtuok Of hearty
Christmas dinner. Tl,o pris0nor llMd pre-
pared unothor statement for publication
which he intiulatcs contains Important at,tl
interesting revelations bearing 0il his GUST.
Fur It llu wants 500.
, 1881-12-26

Xho N0rfhern u HDrttssvcAtcrat 4tuat1s
Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chtedeo 1ftbuHs.
HAMILTON, Dec. 21.-Survgyors sre ut
present. ctIgaEesl III running ti,o Inns Of tho
proposed Northern, ,M Northwestern Kailtunu
fruhi Hamilton tu '1urDnt,,. It ~ expected to
ilhyu tho ttn'l r1Dntl1g IN !ll:eu months from
tic iIiis ulH carter IL granted, nfltt TINT tho
hi III hour.
, 1881-12-26
Land HnleS By tho Hudson Isny Com-
MANY.


SpFt1dI DHfGfth 70 1HE Chledeo TFEtiNf.
Mos1nEAf. Dee. &c. ]. DsytlRcs, Land
Commissioner ot tho Hudson Lay Cun,pa,ly,
Win Is lrre III II visit, snys that the cul,p.,iy
Ind l)ecn selling nn nil average n, 100 acrv, .
itoltfI, lrHctpaily in Southern Manitoba,
ahu 1T I'LL uyeraGe prict Ut 50 MI acre.
, 1881-12-26

Tn.soyT,, Dec. ah-I'Eof. Bell. OF the Geo.
logical Survey. who Is l'orc, thinks thas With
Il, fuw years railway will ba bai!t from
Norway lousc. Oh Lake Winnipeg, to Fort
Churchill. Nelson River Is mighty stream,
tour times tho volume OF tue 0stawu, though
very isrcsu|ar III width AilA separated lnto
seyural cl,annols. Lung stretches Of 1t are
1,avlgable. Ittwea,a 1t Md tho Churchill
River the country is almost NJ level Us It prai-
rio. Thu railway coultt be built over 1t al
most by lnylng the sleolers oll the snd.
Churchill llurbor IL tho finest OIL the llutlsutl
iiay, aid 0Mo VI tl,o bust IN uiu W0rlI,
being eight miles long by two or
th1ua broad. lae territory IL wpII
adupted fur tho cultivation OF outs
0ud hurley aud in S0luu Yaotlo4la Ut Wheat,
, 1881-12-26
CHILL.

8Hsetal Wspaseh to IN Cateaao 1stbun<.
WAsnlxoToN. y. c., Dec. 25.-Prlyate dis
patches Aaye been received here t0Iay from
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-09

it might have been to her. Once in the
clutches of an inscriptions villain Xix /.
Dayton, with his means, and what
would follow, misery's language Is TOO
poor to describe, " and Ernest shuddered
At the very thought.
'Lncy is sleeping very soundIy, but '
dreadthe waking and Morley not come (
said Mrs. Sloan.
eve must think OF some means To-
comfort her until can use some effort
TO find his whereabouts and bring him
home; fear the worst while DAYTON Il
with bin, which is certainty; but MOI
a hint dear madam, OF this 10 Lucy.' V
answered Ernest. They separated ID
seek repose, but Ernest loundbut lttIe
and Mrs. Sloan almost as Iit:Ie. for she
was restless and disquieted from the
days occurrences and could not com
pose herself TO sleep. Under the opil
ate, Lucy slept souhdly, and Mary and
Bertha reposed on pallet In her room,
Observation-Disclosures and sobs, while the
sorrow-bowed mother was bemoaning
the separation in place where SYM
pathy in human woe rarely found en-.
trance.
TO ne CONTINUED
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-09

F1p One quert ov cheapwhisky CHIC
cheaper the betteri jadiciously applied,
will do more business for the deyil than
the smartest deacon he has got
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-07-07

RIcriMoHD NEGRoEs ExcITEp.--A
special dispatch from Eichmonsaa, Va.
aays:
'"The negroes in this city are greatly
excited to-day by the announcement Of
the possible fatal iiluess Of the Rev. j ohm
Jasper: tho negro preacher, who was
made famous two years ago by preach.
ing sermon ia which he argued that
the sun, and not khs earth, moves. Al
largo number of the roore iiEtsrato ne.
groes have looked up1 Jasper as q sort
of prophet, and regarded him with su-
perstltious awe. He Is pastor OF Mount
Zion church In the outskirts of che city.
and has the largest congregation of any
preacher Ia the South, aud one Of tha
largest II, tho United States, Il number
<ss avo,sv 1s5liT suUIIsaIIu. NO mas Fae-
peated his sermon on she rotation of tha
sun hundred timea. lie Is modest ana
quiet, and has CREST inIlnencs with tIis
members OF bis cr' ation. On SUM
day list a colUred nlan siauled GssIsn3 4
10 Q dc Of religious frenzY. tefnlcSi by tIy (
Gyiofed people sgelting religion !, yssnt e
Ehe church and lay down itI the doorway.
Ihe puilditg was Enli Garland said lie
.asd eoils 70 get John Jasper 10 ba.Ssias
MIN at opSe, Efie elders teId n sli That
Y per fhs sictS Then! shouted Gar.
land ~ know John I Iaspcr is ne litinf
God and If you will les him lay Sifs
hands oa somebody and let them a isDti d
me ] eau be saved. JaspUr is q s,aitt az
years OF age Che atresf nsas his hoIise
has been thgonge2 elII sIsy ~ -, rioi,;
! inQuiTeis.D
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-07-07

To. GET RID OF CoCHRoAcHEs.-A
correspondent writes as follows sI beg
to forward you an easy, clean and certain
method of eradIcatiug these loathsome
insects from dwelling houses. A few
y5ars ago my mousse wis infested with
cockroa6hes ioF cso1iks, as they are callet.
here,) aud ] was recommended. to trv
cucumber peelings as q remedy. ) I nc.
cordingly Immediately before bed time.
strewed lie floor of those parts OF the
house most infested With the vermin
with the green peel cut not very thin
from the cucumber,. and aat up balf an
heur later than usual to watch she effect.
Before tho expiration OF the time. tho
ho0r where the peel lay was completely
covered with cockroaches, so much no
that the vegetable could not be ssstl 80
voraciously were they engaged In snck.
ing the poisonous nloistnre fron IL. I
adopted the same plan the following
night but my visitors were not so nnuier.
ouB--I should think not moro thnn n
fourth of the previous nighs. On the
third night I did not discover one: bu,
anxious to ascertain whether the house
was quite clear OF them, examined the
peel after had laid It down about hals
an hour and perceived that it was GOV.
cred with myrisds Of minute coclroaches,
about the size of fen. I therefore al.
lowed the peel to lie till-morning, aud
from that moment have not secn q
cockroach in the house. 1t q very old
building; and I can assure you the above
remedy only requires TO be perseyesed In
for three or four nights to completely
eradicate the pest. OfcogrRe It should
be fresh cucumber peel every night.n
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-07-07

WHAT BRoUaHT HIM--I was sitting
one Sabbath morning. with newspaper
in one hard, feeling really miserable.
My wife and my eldest beg had .ynne TO
church. heard the other children
talking, and the question fell upon my ear.
Horace, when you are man, which
will yoe d0-go to church like mamma
does, or stay at home always and read the
newBpaper?" az" said Horace. eight
years old, with great emphasis on the
l, "shall do neither. / shall not GO 90
church, and. 1 shall not sit about at homo.
l shall have big horse; and Jamie
Lincoln and I viii go ride, and 20
right away and have lots of fun.n That
child's words sci, mo thinking. saw my
own boy In company with others Of the
ioosest and most uuprincipled of men.
and perhaps women, spending his time
in way, which wonld break his rnother'a
heart, I thought of my white.haired old
father and my placid, aDliable mother
both. gone; saw. them quietly walking
side by side to church in the old country
town, and US children following 1
could not sit another five minutes. Up
| rose, and, putting on has and coat,
went TO the chusSh, and slipped into D
pew in, the rear, and heard The sermon,
or tried to hear It. for that boys speech
had taken possession of my soul, and mad
filed It,. Myi wife wes astonished to see
me waiting for her at .ho church door.
II thought would come and meet you,' %
vas all l said.-C C6n9fegdfiooalisf.