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Arrsnsesor the Funeral Oh
mules.

The rerthe President will bep
moved to son by special train VI
nesday q remains will lie in 81
in the Roshe Capitol, Thursday
Friday, aIsdea by Populations Fl
the Execusrtment and BY the q
cers Of tn and House of Represf
tatiyes. ceremonies will be 4
served in da at three O'Clock 7
day afternht FIVE the remains v
he transfes funeral car and be
moved to sOhio, via. the Penns
yauia road3 there Saturday at t
p NJ. IH the remains will lie
state untilsat two z. NJ, and
then intere View Cemetery.
ceremonie ected in the cities 4
towns aloile Of the funeral tr
beyond thef bells Detailed
. rangementsal sculpture are &C
= mitted TO til authorities Of Gle
!, land, unde on of the Executive
the State
tsignedlnEs G. BLAINE,
See'y Of Ststs
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The Trial of Guites

NEWARK, Y. J., a.
IL district Attorney, A. 0e,
Ia. ,sn,ummoned 10 Long Bra Al
,orne Gneral McEeagh, and ri t
hiring at him copy Of the Re1a
u,es W Jersey 1t is suppd er
rand preference 10 the inque Dis
30 theaaf Guiteau.
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

HoSGnaArIoSAL-preaching at 10 % a NJ. ssid ?. ID
sabbath school at l2N
ARTIST preaching Al : and l-7r.s Sabbath schco
stl p Weekly PRAYER Meeting. TUESDAY evening Al
: Ito cksck.
'NIrAuAS Z hurch service At 10 ~ A n and 81 ?
SUNDAY Sths-l ~ II ~
AIBoII, Preaching at 10 - n sabbath >ch"ol Al
2F.M
NJ TuopisT.-Tre aching At and N sabbath >chOol
atlFN
sion rtSrKEkSol N1rrSG.-Every SUNDAY ats ~
D n At Han
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- For sale at John \. Hale's Book Store
Nam 81. Ellsworth. a large stock Of ar
ist, materials. school books, BLAIR,
HANDY PtNoIL IAHLLT> for scholars use
also ptncll>, pens. INK and crayons in larg,
arIet> Stationery. wall paper, and eur.
ans Of ever, style and quality.
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LOt Al NOTSG ~.


In sums To suit the borrower IN mort
cages OF hrst-class real estate IN the sicinit
II Ellsworth. Also on approved CONNER
nal paper. Apply 10
CHAkLEs {. BrKKIIL.
j'u. Ellsworth. Maine.
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Dpstch from Abroa

BcNH. Sept 20.-The n.
has be Owed:
To la.rfeid, Long Branch
The riens Of London !,
aeepeselathy with you and NJ
,be sadss. stained. I
Sign LORD MAYOR OF L
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ar fELEGRAPH'
lDtspatches to the Ellsworth Americana
The Dead
PRESIDENT.
Sces attheOeath-Bed.
PFeet Arthur Takes The Oath
1QrEEH'S SYMPATHY.
Pune 8eQues Friday, in Washington
REM TO BE TAKEN To CLEvE-
Nd. OHIO, FOR BURIAL,
MONDAY
Eunt 0qalS Friday, IN Washington

LoNN DhANthf SEPT. ~.
loll0s ing we're presen, when the
PrSf hRaihed his Last; doctors Bliss
An'ev. AIrs Garfield and her daughter
M,ol- Rockwell. o. c. Rockwell. Gen.
SNOr- Boynton. Private Secretary
~ Bruen, Mrs. and Miss Rockwell |
he GGreiAr, Warren Young, H. q.
"a. tohn Kicker. Z. Lancaster andl
pmigga attendants. the ias; named
"a rs Garfield sat in a char shak
nd ,Nei,, and with tears pouring
d'r cheeks. but uitering no sound
Ahle she arose and taking hold n
hAIshsnd's arm smoothed it up and
dopr little Mobile threw herself uponl
he shoulder on the other side ofl
tla sobbed a. if her heart would
bsery body else were weeping 81
% midnight Mrs. Garfield Mas
abe would ike TO have anythingI
dshether she desired to have the
leio Washington She replied she
aiecide until she became more
Attorney Gen. MacNeagh was
fnber Of the Cabine, to get the
4 ran bare headed through the
.. .As i.,,.,, gr..,,, -. ..,.,,,,r.. . .
cottage followed b, h, wife
f;2Rtch Of sympathy received
. p~,r Direcil, after the
-. G. -iyate secrerar,
~ Ssioppo-a me' and
ktr held. p>e we're the
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Tickets for all points west via. Pennsylyanis
Central. and Bo ton and Albany Railroads from
isoston, OF Grand Trunk Railway from Portland
can be- had OF {. L. Burrill 1t the lowest rates
Also tickets to Portland by INSIDE line Of steamer
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
Irtl
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MARINE LIST.

GIIsw srsh Port
Wednesday sept. "a.
ARRIVED.
Sch ]. Ponder, Ryan. Belfast
Thursday, sept Is.
SAILED
sch Leonora, Bonsey. Providence.
Friday. sept. le.
ARRIVED
Sch Revenue. Curtis, Bluehili.
Sch vestel, Speais. PASSPORT
Sch Grape. Lori, BAR Harbor
sunday Sci l. IS.
ARRIVED.
sch Wesley Abbott, PumerOy. New York.
Tuesday, sept 20.
SAILED.
Sch CITY OF Ellsworth, Grant Portland.
sch Nestai, spears, --
ARRIVED.
sch ID. ;. Lawrence. Maddox, Boston.
Ossessse Psrss.
BosroS-tr. sept Il, sch Exchange. Buckmis-
er. ID. er Isle
Ar, sept Is. schs Bio mer. wall. Nj Desert
tlora ,,rinial. sawyer. Mt. Desert: J. stin>on.
>unson, Deer Is'e, Copy, hlllken, Ellsworth
n N. Pickering. Bellauy. Ellsworth, CareSsa
Pratt tll.s orth; Python. Gray, Els worth, 81
I.eou, Perkins. Csstine.
NEw YoRK-Ar sept. 10, SChs. L"duskia
g ,ch, Bangor, Abraham Richardson. Reed, >nl-
ivan; ,,eorge b. somes. Norwood, Nj Desert
Dolp.in. Young, FranklIn fsir'ieaier. Dodge.
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! +. Whitcomb Esq. started for Bos
tom on M"nday
Street Commi.sioner Jordan /, max ana
Nten.i,r repair, on the bridge crossing tn,
uNrr al Hartshuru. Elu. 4 Coz. mills.
Member, Of the Y NJ {. Association
lrld meeting IN mon Hall lA,t Sabbati
,enng
l, is unusually .iekly here especial,
among children. probably due TO the change
able weather
iiar,.hurn, Eli. n Co.haNe ueari, com
1irtrd the addition to their nsw mil. and
~ril have excellent facilities for manutac tur.
~ aud planning lumher.
- Probabl, more sta,es slll he manu-
Featured on this river this season. than eNri
elorr. The large suppl! has caused quit,
d decline al prices Ellsworth anu the adj
luinlug towns furnish fully one half tn,
rment sta,rs used IN the New York market
The sd news of Prr.ident Garfield.
Heath, though not unexpected. causes feel
ngs of profound sorro~ among our citizens
li i, to be- hoped that the wretch, " no has
thus brought tins great calamity upon oui
nation, Will not escape the punishment h,
.leservrs. ii.
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| Deer lsle
A new factory has recently been built
bat Green's Landing.
Capt. Frederick Weed has purchase ID
Humber for a new stable.
"A new lobster factory is being built q
gOceanyille.
Mr.. J. H. Parker has recently purchas.
! ed a valuable horse of Mr.. Chas. Fiske d
RoeklAnd.
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PCS ohssr0t.

r..eb.es,.
A few delightful fall evening. have
ome.
The Fsrners Club will hold frequen,
meetings to complete Arrangeme for their
annual fair which comes of the 9th Of DC
ober. The attendance upon. and inter u
"A these FAIRS have steadily increased e, n
ear aud efforts will b, made no doub; Ia
nake this one Of the most successful of our
own FAIR. Agricultural fairs are the short
and records OF agricultural progress. They
Exhibit in a nutshell the highest achieve
neu,s Of agriculture. and open tn farmer,
an excellent opportunity for comparing the
results Of their though, and tod
II all accounts are true 4 more rigid
enforcement Of the pruhihtor, Ia~ Is needed
% tins town. Let our toSu official, zee to
that no Ioophole. are left open for the IN
huN Of the damning curse Of iniemPcranoe
n our midst and let all good temperance
people lift up their voice. and spare not land
'h..T hands # necessary and crush out thi,
,Nil Of evils. this viper Of 'ipers.
The Methods, people we're fortunate IN
securing the s~r,lcrs Of Rev Mr.. Dunlon
here He appear. To h. good type Of the
NrN Eng land munster, With faculty u
rr4ding ,"c,ets and adapting himself to II,
omblnlng good common sense ~lth sound
nrt,, pleasant addre., With practical Ah,lit,
:, il preacher lie - fast winning the con
HiIcno, and respcc, Of the people. and his
.rr,Ices bad fair To be yer, useful.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla give. an appetite
and lmparts new life and energy TO all the
functions Of the body. Try bottle and re
alize it,
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- MI + IL Moses, OF nut heihIt. rt'FH'
J., lo,, a valuable horse.
Nj. H. J Chamberlain, OF Chicago. II
visiting MS friends IA thI' city.
-Fnda, there va, snow storm In som,
part, of Iowa aud in Southern Minnesota.
Edward S~are, Esq. cashier of IN,
iuck.p sport National Bank, vas in the cat,
Monday,
Nj G. " BagIe,, proprietor Of the
it, Hotel il dangerous, Ill from lang and
hear; trouble.
An unknown insane man has been IA
he cll, abou, two ~eek, and Manor h".me>
4d,ertlse> for his friend. To take care 81 han
A three ma>trd schooner Of about I'D
tons burden. named for the builder Hnham
|Bca4Ir, ~a> launched at Verona. Ihur>d4,
afternoon.
Mir f. H. Moses. Of Buok>port, j.
building extensive addition, To hi, oon>crs
4tunes - that the, viii b. about double lhe
apaeit, he had before.
Mr. Geo. r. Smith. of South Brook,
~ ,.l
Of oxen ~hich he disposed OF at good
NICE to Capt Jesse Dalton.
:, ,c.,, mn
,I- ,.1't--,.....--...,..--,-
i've, in thu, CITY. VA called home. Tuesday
-. -. .,A...
s.3........u,.... ..p a y.uL.,, 81
~
t.. NJ.
,,-n 1I",- 81.
-
'''' 100
-.
senator Haze returned HA'1'1A, NIX"
f"i" if'' 'uF'''', n - "s'' '' "A'' '"'
','' ~ " '''' '''' ''''
he p'F'" P4l'ef' ''A'F '''A' ''' ' ''"'
-''l''e 10 'oi''t an 'oF tue 'u"''sf' "' u''
Michigan forest hfr>' nave received " '''''A
4" IN IRON Nf'- E1eei" mar ala
WI '''i'H 'PP' N~''' '"' '''A
Stage Line @'>" '''' through ''''''' 10
? Portland ana boston t"'''r' '"'e''i''s '
''>i' either OF the above name" cities -"
save money ~ applying To vi imp
News EA> been received "i 'ht "'a'i
'i Nj l. fATArr' oil buokNP"r' Neh'fe
nate "i BARK w IL "ei'h- ne uieu "' yea
o~ fever IN one Of the West India Islands
lie leaves d vie and three children. MI
aTkeT j. daughter oil MI James uf''
4 bLoA'pori
VII l-r"'' fleAd' 'he popular ''"''''e'
IA JN>' returned from New i"fA where ne
|Tepieh!shed us >''cA ol eI"'h> ana READY
mace '"tfhhg WIN me 'a'eH' s'Nies' lie
'nei' h!' customers large "hd cAFeiuii.
selected stock from when 10 select ana puf
t'ANe'' >h'uiu Gail Ola nm 'T''fr 'uH'hg
IsiSe" mere
AT the Ae~ England fair' held az
" orces'rr' Mass Nj Fred Atwood oil
" interpret Ma awarded a SILVER medal Isl
premium i'f 'he "'hurn r'"~ >plA, also
|l'plo'iiA' ior me "'ess hAhe' AVN '''d zap
Der >'ee' r''", "Frss : h'i'ea MOI ana
|"feRs n''''n re'fi'N'-
The steamers Of the Sanford Line con.
|menced, Monday. making only four trip>I
per week between Bangor and Boston
Boats leave Bangor every Monday "edhes
iii' lhufsda! ana HA'uidAS al II clock
A. NJ leave Boston every h"hd4s' l Hes
pay thursday anu fldA! al O'Clock
VI
-Andre~ Fox. Of the firm Of A. VI. y A.
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MARRIED..

Trenton-sept. Ably Rev. T.. A Van kleeck
Mr.. Otis &. Googins, Of Lsmoine and Mi,'
Iuli. A. Young daughter OF Capt. W. X
" Dung OF Trenton.
Wiuter Hsrbor-Sept. Il. by Rev A. p
'slmer, Mr.. El~ood L Hammond and Mis-,
Mary 4. Hall, both Of Goudsboro.
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New Advertisements This Week.

Insane Wanderer- Roscoe Holmes.
\otioe-A \. X Deverpuk.
Freedom y ,tirc- Amos barter.
ProhAie Notices 4 Dorr
Mis-, Add--tsco. 4. X We 4 90.
=. rerln, ure~-Iulia RsruAri.
20 uaud snd Beet "a Tie et--Orrtn W. TT pp.
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/" ihs ~ ori.bl, judy - I'rutat- ior the Cuun
y & HLnc'-s.
YHk uu'ir ~i2nrti a 'mtuI-trat ~ the r-tatc %
william III Bartlett late 81 Tr mont Ia al,
untt, e s,''i. ~ - ctfu ~ npr--cnt- that tn.
&'EHl- 'nd chatt'l- rights and ere it, -aii lie
"a-'7i are not uih"Icnt /" pay a. just debts an,
rhargr- uf admit i-trIti"u. b, tn. sum Of nftret
i'ilAr wh"ri"rr Gar p"ti inn"T pr-Ns youl
iiuu"T iH grant him llrs n-e =, ..i, At publ, u
private -Iir, .mi ,onArE tHr HON, tea, u irin.
|thr u H = 81 tlr '"a estate uG The ec,.a-t- in
rlu'AnE OBJ" r. rr-,on ~ The Inw'- tower Their.
~ o. Iu-tl al i. 10 And charge 1T aduiini-
ItrsLt.n.
IkNiB. NNMAN
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In vieS of the great grief that ha> fall
n On the people m the removal ny dta'h OF
he Nation, Chief Executive, Mayor
Holmes recommend, that the store. m tins
..tv b. closed ard business suspended he
wceu the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. VI anu 1
P VI ou the ia, II the funeral of the lat,
President. JAIME, 4 Garfield
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ID [ f. D..

OBITUARY notices, b>yond tAr Date. Mama and 4ys
mat b, paid for at hA> rate Of ten ceAts line.
n wear.
eer I.le->ept. -. capt. Benz. II. fIs.keil
ged ~ years aud months.
Maris'ile-A -. Mr.. Eliza r.. wife oI
RI uben Jclli-on. aged ~ years snd Il months
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II = Court of Probate holden at ellsworth within
ami Tor IN" Sounty ~ Hammock nn the first
Nc'iuc-.iay ~ september, \. II. 1851
k'lsrt \. Friend named Executor In a certa n
lu~tr-ment purI~rtng Ia Is the la viii and
Testament Of ''',' rgr g. { os.ou lat. Of Bro, kiln
n said ""anIy e. o.a-"d. having prescnted the
same fut probate
URDLHEp -That the said Robert A
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10
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law
, 1881-11-29


YEsrEnuAy's 1,oa TlfAfs oN LONG ISLAND.
special pt.pateh to 1hs CAteaoo 1rtbuna
NEW YDnK, Nov. 19.-Durtng tho enrty
pntt OF the day ut lsobIn's lslnnd. l.. L., tn-
day, although the sun shone brightly, the
chilling north Wild which was blowing very
strongly wns very unpleasant. but Mt Moon
the wintl lutted, the atmosphere became
warm, and 1t WIS rs pleasant rs II had been
pruviansly unpleasant. Soon nfter q o'clock
Das!,ing Monarch md Tom were cast otT to
decide thclr heht unfinished OIL Saturday
night. After rim Of little over Nil hour
Dastlng Monarch won the heat. Tim next
brace-Guo.lselt's Dnisy 1.ayernck md C,isll-
Inan's Irish red.sptter 'rlp-wcre then put
down! h1Mt utter q racp or over ans hour md
i Il iiatf DMlsy IAvcraGk was DECLARED
70" TIE wISNEt, OF THE HEAT.
pr. Spelrs'. English setter Chancellor. and
Steinar's English setter Belle, thu i'raco
drawn to run torelher, ne$,, were put down.
II Iittls over MI hour. 1'hls concluded the
running OF the suffers. DR.. Spelrs' I.tzztv f.eo
tiiei, H'x eals, % a 1 tSdetroys % Cr"xiuto "an ran
ngninst kiliK's st. l3nlb n1id beat him, a,sd
IiynastuHe'a Bhrouet bent Cornelts Mntcll.
'Tlis c!Itc the first surtes Ut Heats. aud tic
sucn1lt( series WIS stnrtg.t, 1T the first ut
which CflnlulNtle beNt Jennie the Second,
{;ransednlc anil Prince lIAl Ind rll,l thirty
minutes with every indication Of Grnnselfalo
winning, when 1t bpcalne 81 t!Nrk rs to COLL
pei postponenent OF tho heat Until to.
morrow,
, 1881-11-29

ABBEY RrAWra HER t>FF WITH 4 noOM.
Special Ditpntth tn The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK. Nov. :.s.-Mr. Henry f. Alb
hey certainly knows how to start rnttl Oft ~,
her opcratfc concert tour with a bnnm, and
If liz keeps It up as ho bcgan 1t tonight tn
Drooklyn tiiore will t,e verY fat thing In tho
aeason for him. The Academy 0f Music,
Brooklyn, was packed with u remarkably
brilliant audience, which recalled tic first
opcra-niKlits wtlaii tierster nude her ntlvent
til thEs city. Tho hoilsn was prDfnse1y ,lGco-
ratpd ,as, Abbey sayg, Will. ~, tons Of flowers
en- en- 'ss .,v Of f'''"x II E,enne Ine sgtx wt'x T%s fs
other artistic surroundings 8ayn II, II, far rs
rAttl herself was concerted. NicOllni sAng
even wnrsU than ut thu New York concerts.
There was not that nElboulltlGl enthusiasm
tl'at a0l!U might tltvc expected regurdlnE tho
sceho frut,, Faust " W gave 'I eyiticnca II II her
dramatic NJ well rs lyric p,werE. Tho re-
celpes nru stuffed to have been St0, 100. a1ltl
this with seats at S5 eacll ,altt s.. fur genera!
admission,
, 1881-11-29

ITurlbut md Observation-Disclosures
.*s -" ~
Placed.

x.,u,hrr md Observation-Disclosures
,'s.' ~ r~,,.,.s r.'1~ ra,...s... -.
Placed. .,,, ,.., ,,,
a. ~. a',, ,aa,. ,asta, T., ,ha ao,, I,v chiii
"ns w. oy unuls oea.on III ~ "''a t,.. ~ an'.
but In tho eonfnslon Incidental TO o,hastroaS
nrumcnt. Tho Chtlans huyc for some tine been
aryjo,,s ~ mnvn ncncu: h,t. hcinw ,,nn1,,e tn
find tho Peruvian Government. thny have not
succeeded In carrying out their peaceful plr-
pose There oppenra to bcan impression among
eufee or toas tes"sa" so'a.o4" a.lu e.".s'aua at
that come nne t a tnem n, u Inc rfcsen,, en , pm.
one 1T tlloin Is lawfully entitled to that houru.
bla station. Mono OF theso tfSsldonte. low
ever. can hnllesfly regard nsInselt M u Oovern-
uf HtEH WHp can tfGHt Win InG GnlllllalHs
, 1881-11-29
Halloween us Halfn oraI.


Halloween was celebrated quits tn the old
style ~ llaImoral, aud tha aEsanRamants Tor tho
festtvAl wgru Ut the ihtHt elaborate cbnrncter.
.front Of the custlo, and thls WIS lighted by
Frlnoaas lhHtriue. who WAS cscoFleA by prt-
cgsstpn OF 20 tturct.bcarrr1; then n witch WIS
tlrawn out II tho ula6le. yari on 4 car, folow.al
by nuasked figures H. a vurtesy Of rratasjne
drcss0s, and, after "drum-Aead" sort Ut trial.
reMa!l,ca onls,ds during the sporta. aud hcr
AaJestys hoalth and that Of tho Princess were
drunk Y Loch!taxar, WITH fuli Hlshlano horrors:
The company. which numbered nearly Nv. Tho
weather wAs beautiful un the 4lohdny night
w.ld was bowling, and tbs SKY looked !nnst
threatening, ln splte of which tho Qusen snd tho
rrlnoesa etarted directly aftor tunrheon for sao
flasaaIt 6hisl, the IaltFlpy 10 which u no light
undertaking in really stormy westher; ai,a
there they renatued until Saturday, a!thouYh
the weAt Tier continued most lAtavosnblu. but
her Matesty enjoys col1. and oxrss nothlng tor
wind or Eet,
, 1881-11-29
Reycn and Four for Moore.

EQ{ffH7
nosTox, Nov. a3,-Lnngtion W. Moore, we'll
known Throughout the country III professional
crack4pan. WIS brought from tho Concord
prsohftnls morning to Ge sentenccd On ntlothor
count In connection With tho breuksnx mad en-.
ter[ng or tho pnst- -nt1ica and savings haDx In
Chariestown IN 1871. lie WIS given all al1dftfon-
al sercn yoars. to take eject upon tho expsrt-
tion OF a si* years sentence, which Moore IL
now seryt,1. fur having bi,rKlnr's tools In his
possesaIou, OF which there are four years tnnre
to run. JrtIKe Stup!eA took into nccotill:
the fact that M1nro WIS II ytlrs
old and WAS convlcted nf the former
o1fense oa substantially the anEue evidence as
that introduced In tho trial Of this case. Moore
ney before sentence, WIS Imposed. In which M
cndcayoretl tu lmplitate n well. .knDwn private
detectlvc In various bank tnhhcrles. but. tha
story being nncorrubUratcil. 1t Is not knnwu
what steps will be taken by tho Government.
, 1881-11-29

1 ,ot u as 'nurh yaluo IL Sir. Noud is rs G tiey
wcro 70 ti,e ErIe Hoati. nIthouRl, tlioIr actnal
vaIne 10 probably greater ttlan the present
market value OF tic uraud Upcrn-llousu.
,rhe railroad eanipa'ly, however, were
lands productive, and therefore nlatls
0vett,tres tn Mr.. Ionll for n trn.le. Tho
c0al-lainls were INT productive Il, llfs hands,
art! tlle tiraud 0pnrn-llouse, with. It's s40o QUO
t,s hntnR 1ntlet, better property tu hold. The
building r. ynlnrtt ut nuilt 2hp0 10. mil Is III
excellent Gonditlntl, Thnrn VII tH ,,n ellal,KU
, 1881-11-29

1aEok1NnipuE, Mtnn.. Nov. :s.-News roauhcd
hcre yesterday Of whole EamIly. being strlckon
down with smallpox near F1rt AbaFotombIs.
ou the Dakota stte. aid that thRIr nearest neIvh-
bora and frio1lla had desnrteA them and LETT
them totplFe for themsalyes. Two caBcs, II Il
rtln,0rodd1h landul la Qiyudun from tho
HteAy.ls County" district,
asteLl Ulspuleh to TAs CNteaeo Tribune.
FARuo, U. r., Nov. IA genuine case OF 0on-
fluent stnA1l-p WAS dlsnovaEet hero this morn
tux 1t thp Continental Hotel. The patont IL q
xlrI tj yaar1 Akt. Hho Wan rom1veta TO the pNst-
nuuss al uI,co. Considerable excitement ID felt
bare. but M preoaut1Nna will 10 omitted 10 pro-
Ecflf thu spSCpJ OF tho jt3pA8Q, >
, 1881-11-29
evon said that he had almost expeetsd hs mich:
He has tun children. Il hoy nxeil "A aud girl
ngcd Q, WHO often visit him In tho Jail.
Arrest or n suspected Tncendlary,
dptkIat pttpdtth 70 Tht Chteaee TflbMnt.

cpFts"F EF5pu1tH tV TN WHttaVV IFtpHHs.
OMAHA, Nef,., Nov. na.-Th1 t1ro which tle-
stroycd tho pnokIng- houae Of .tatnca Il. linyG.
now Mayor Of thta city, in .1ans1ary, ls. fnrotv.
Kcnernlly NJ an accident. but tha nslthorltIss
s,ispectod It WAS tho work of Hosnn nre,ny Of
tsoyt, aud hnve slneo ehn,lowet suycraI mon be-
iloyeh t1 POSSESS knowledge of sta origin.
Martin Kenrney, n former emn'oyt,ha 'teen nr-
reatcIl at Malvern. 1a.. and was brought sn
t,inatfn to1Hy, having nyuwctI In tl,IHrreI with
relatives TINT ne WIS unn Ur tI1rc1 nlcn WlD
we're paid 10 burn tha s'ack1nx.ilt'',s.. kearn.y
sn a G a, sn H. :" t,,s ; ,w a ''t. tmr ~ hav ~
Ing hal It ehnrc In II. 1t Il gathered frnn his
relatives thAt d wrl-knoxn innst was tho In
stIRMtnr Of the tire. nnd interesting desGfop-
tncnts nr0 OK peetctl IN thu examination. KFHtney
himself refuses since hts nrrest to tnk on tho
subject
, 1881-11-29

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. cs.-James Tiltett died
this ,uorn!n4 1t the hospttul froul II fract-
l,rcd skull. Hs was drunk on ThAnkaxiyinK
might. when 1A'uts lenee tried to Induce htn to
20 home. Tillett refused, and struck Henko
stunning blow IN tho cuit,. Hcnke w4lB AGollt to
rolurn tho blow. when TIalott ar0w knife.
llenkB thelt sonk bower and threw at r!ltott
With such fnrco III to crush hlA skull, A0Hko
Immediately Kasa himself up.
, 1881-11-29

AURORA, ILL.,, Nov. as.-Ahout 4 o'clock this
afternoon Mrs. A. G. 1sidcr hnd her pocket picked
Of her porten,onnaie. conta!ntng note for s!sf
and about 81 III money. Mrs. Hdcr 1nd la1}
friend wcre looking Mt stoves Oil tho sidewalk In
front or Rices hardware atuso. when twu stratl.
rcrs crowtie.i b. them, exciting susulcton. She
felt and fonntl her Tu1ketb00k gone. Une Ut
tho strangers. who wus walking rapidly Nway
With his hands IN bis pockct. she Reels*ttl. nna
tho altuys and thruw uwuy tho spns. fte was
Immediately eapturel anh the ps,ckcthouk and
cnntenss found. His paoudo name is 1tobert
HAlhburn. -"
, 1881-11-29

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. a5.-rnt homeland
6uu Jaok Morgan, thu TWO tuen arreased for rob-
bling a seKIstvred.letter pouch Oh tho Iron
Mountain railroad uehr. kpohia station, Gun.
fes&ed The cr[n,e They weru sentenced ststlay,
she former u QUO year IN tho Arkansas prnl-
telttilry, und tha lattur to three yuHrN IN the
l!otrut pFsua, Tho robbery took place Ou tha
1Hth Inst, they wtru captured Oil tbs 18TH aud
sentenced on the 18th.
, 1881-11-29


X. eTs.a' Ots1afea 10 The CAtedso Ifsbuns.
~, .s" aollK. Nor. A-Mr. Jay Gould las
H.. hues' 'e sarand Opera-llotsse In tlIIs city to
Tn,, 1'' alllost countless worldly possessions.
~ "" magnificent building, which Is situated
Fi,,,.a u'e eor'!et OF Twunty-thIru street and
ths 'rl ~ a'enNe, contained the MUM offices Ut
,ss,n s s.tie Railway, during the luxurious
IL hs"ag ,qd.; qi Flsk md Gould, antl 1t has been
i''n'y,, Rany cytr since. w For "''"tu sae 1u p,.st
tWes,"' 3h'eknt!attols ~ 'aaya hce,l pending ha-
iiuHI ftss.leI.t fns Jewe1t, Of the Erie, and Jay
SHOULD ,.ns .ns y tratte BY, which tlla foglAer
llo,,.ss ,EeiYay to the latter ttle lrntl Opera
saItrnsta y exchange fur sulna lands wltcll tue
daSs ~ company l desired to poasesa. A few
but Il ~ ~ uie paFKaln Wus virtually clukud.
oa"' na' sssps wers taksn il, the move.
HAPPENED TO llAyE soAE COAL
In p. LANDS
sAosS!sanla that Tue Erie Railroad poo