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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04
Oologns's Cathedral.

~ Atot"
1t is finished. The grand Gothic pile.
which in inception, in promise and il
construction, has stood in the focus OF
religious and national interest for
twenty generations, has at last reached
completion, has been distinguished by
the ceremony Of dedication, and now
lakes its place as one of the most mag
niiicent monuments of history. We
have already called attention to the rise
aud progress Of this lordly and impos.
ing edifice. For more than six hundred
years it has been one of the leading fea-
lures of the city of Cologne, and the
question has ever been not when would
this massive structure surrender TO time
and decay, but when would time and
enterprise Of quickened thought and
purpose carry to completion this work
so nobly plannedp It's prospects have
indeed looked dark at times, as dark as
he ages through which its towering
heights have stood; but its fortunes rose
with the barometer Of progress end
enlightenment, and it stands to-day in
Its grandeur the finest specimen Of
Gothic architecture upon the footstool.
and a triumph of the artistic ideas of tho
past. When it was planned the refor-
uidtlOh was III tuC ICiuOtC 1uluIct uu
agitation undreamed of. The trans.
forming influence of that religious rev.
olution upon the thought Of Germany
has given to this work q character very
different from that which lay in the
minds of its pious founders. The total
,bsence of the Catholic clergy at the
dedication is proof enough of that.
Whether this absence was due to the
-sish of the German Emperor, or to the
preferences of the clergy themselves.
we can not tell; but, in either event., ii
is to be regretted. Even tradition
should have had moro honor paid il, and
evident, as well Us recorded, purpose
should have been q platform broad
enough forthe representatives of a Cath
Ole and conservative church and a Prot
cstant state to meet upon in dignified
commemoration of the great events OF
the past and hopeful dedication to the
good OF the future. The German EN-
pcror wished to make it the seal of a
united Germany, but his national spirit
xas evidently warped and fettered by
hi. ~prejudices. The glory of empire Is
tar more 10 him than Che consistency Of
History. He has discarded the past, and
cas- refused recognition of all the sig
n%iiicant eras in the progress of this
monument, except SO far US it reflects
German enterprise at the present time.
We are glad that tho world has such o
monument and such a historical shrine,
and. whatever Kaiser Wilhelm may
think. il will mean much more TO the
visiting hosts OF all nations than the
| glory and consequence Of his imperial
majesty.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04
A Pastor Made Happy.

| have been greatly troubled with my
kidneys and liver for over twenty years.
and during that entire time 1 was never
Tree from pain. My medical bills were
enormous, and l visited both the Hot
and White Springs, noted for the cura-
tive qualities of the water. 1 am happy
10 say l am now a we'll man, and en-
tirely as the result of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. With such
glorious results, l am only too glad to
testify regarding the remedy which has
made me so happy.
(REs.l p. +. HARLLEE.
Coal Run Crossing, Arkansas.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04

M. Munkacy, the distinguished Hum
,arian painter. is at work upon an OK
iraordinary large picturc-twenty-fva
leet long and sixteen widc-for the next
Salon. Its subject is .'Christ before the
Judges" The Savior is represented
.tanding In the center Of tho picture be-
ore PLATE. He is clad in white gar
nents, and his hands are bound behind
his back. The priests are pouring forth
accusations, and the populaco fills the
background. 1t Is reported that the
painting has already been purchased by
N American for $50, 0
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04

An industry of considerable value and
interest has Just been lost to France by
the action Of the authorities in expelling
the religious bodies. The manufacture
of the w~ell-known Chortreuse liqueur,
which has been for such a long time CO
RED on in the monastery of that na.ps.
y now to be transferred to .tks town n
l.omont, IN ine canton of FriDonry.
where a considerable piece of land las
been purchased neal the railway.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04
. Young couple eloped in Bnllar

A young couple eloped in Ballard
county, Ky, and were overtaken by the
girls father, but not before a clergy
man had united them. Tho parent
drove the bridegroom away by aiming
a gun at him, and took his daughter
home, where he locked her up. The
husband prowled around the house that
night, and was shot to death by the an
CRY old man.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04

l hereby certify that 1 have been q
practicing physician for twenty-seyen
years, and for many chronic cases in
my practice do recommend Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t was
upon my advice that G. w. Stamm, ed.
itor of the Industrial Era, obtained
this valuable remedy.
Atb,o, la. A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04

ate King George the latter Is referred
Is The Last King of Hanover" The
suelphs regard this ss Preiudging he.
DRY. So far from looking upon Guelph
ule Is extinct in Hanover, they are at
present promising regal dignity 10 the
title son recently born 70 the Duke CT
Cumberland
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04

A state Of war exists between fish
poachers on Oneida lake and the game
constables. The %constables destroy
traps, and the poachers retaliate by
cutting up boats. They have nm or
ganized, armed patrol on the beach,
and say they will fight rather than sub
init to the law.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04

The recent marriage Of an aged con-
rious story. He fell in love with TIE
laughter of a country gentleman Tho
lady was a widow. The relatives OF the
statesman declared that they would not
receive her, so she wrote one day to tell
Tim that she had married a gentleman
whose age was moro suitable 10 her.
Nothing daunted, the statesman has
low married the sister.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04

The Guelph journals in Germany ex-
hibit no little Irritation in consequence
II its having become known that in tho
inscription upon the monument raised
by Queen Victoria in memory Of tho
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04

Tnere arc GU, OOO fewer ncres under
wheat in England than in 1874.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04

An Austrian count has had q railroad
built or his domain which is propelled
by sails.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04
w eekly Leader,
Issued KyERT THURSDAY.
Terls. ~ ssa Year. sI.ss Hair Yesr.
Comnlaeial job Printing

ofesery Kind Neatly. Che4ply and EIpedl.
uoasly execuLed- Cards OF every shape and
kind. Bill Heads. Letter and Note Headings.
Blanks Of every kind. Posters. etc. printed
on short notice. Having q new lot ofType
and Presses. we can do handsome work ~
0 pricex-
, 1881-11-26

il TINT tho county should make Arrangement to
caro for u,r!Ton Of TIM wnifs. Tie ehya that
adequate to meet tho e1cmands upon It. and II
tho county can a1 nothing etae ho whntA II 10
sft s, T. + s sn me se"y oe 'n" s @ e se
Of tGs Frien,ics4 il persunt'csl 10 ,io larger
portion nf thu work thnn It now does.
rliE Committee on jail an,i Accounts met
H!nwnucc for ttlatsnK prisannrs II, tho jail be
raiscl from q In 20 gents pcr day. Tho pry'po-
vim snlfl hp would l,u Rlnd to tnkc tho sherlli's
cnlltrAet VI as hands q tho pre:ant Eres and
enG pe vo9 u ,at inc sro ho W
TnE Committee on Public scrvIoo yesterday
tllsposed of the snlhry question By aHrccln1 to
turn tho whnlo n,ntter 0ycr to tho ncw bonr.,
t%ey % re. howi % viii 70 Up, Of c,rse. aud no no
one can forctcl what # will amount to IA tho
ent. u IL htxhly probehle. howcver, TINT tue
So,.|Ay. when It Is prcllirtcd that Mr. scnuo's
resolution viii bc rcselnicd.
TusCounty Agent complains TINT tho contract.
or @ r 1sn n9 7" t.. sn "a s
his orders, md tha. tiru POOR nrc. n tnaf,y r.
etnccs. suffering KrotIy u! tccount thereof. te
arc short nf cnhI. anli T. fearful that thoro f. n
fnm1ne nbcad. tfc tAl!l thp ttlAttrr lIccoro tho
see m tojay S as s e Se : an 1
ttcrs for tho poor now .r1ount to nbont thirty
tons per day. and els,co must Ut those receiving
II @ nte " tt4 bIeK lstt tne aupskon - oho VI ho
!tue Importance. ......-z
ELECTION CONTEST.
J,tstus Wober. 1Rte a candidate for Comr,is.
siuner In the Sixth Distriut, yesterday !iietl tho
COMMISSIONER Iii ClauKpry's sent, lfe sots tn
NJ the ground uf tho propuscl contest that
fraudulent votes wcru c,tet tnr hjs tppuueylt,
respectfully fa the Town uf Leu,Unt, whrru he Kot
tty, while twenty nvc legal yUics fur contest
mt were mt cuuntct; that tn Bremen, Hiount,
Orlnn,t, N!cll md PalOs tharc were nsu irrert,-
Itrt,gs. III PsIns t1o OtaItb that the il1t1xca re-
fused to allu1It yotcs OH utiilnvIta; that
n,tnurs wero allowed to vote; thnt the
, 1881-11-26

Clark strpot md Nos. d and 81 suush Water
street tfrooery dts!rlot) and T. p!onare4 to to
seven yesrs on tho rrs,dncc Exchange for thu
Western Union. Z The munger Of tho GneaFn
iaak evoninR and asked him what tho ratos nf
'ns S't',nIsy nFstot UT" saa u IT, heepe "they will 10
cnrc Il, tAkn the tntiatlvc In my cut. Wc Will
do work III tho Western un,nn rates and R'tnr:..
"lSo Gnu rcach nl[ points nlung the line OF tho
Iloittmnrc 4 Dhio isaIii ioait and We e. can reaci'
md Louisville. We expect sonn to .opon on tho
New iurk t'roduce Exchange, and In n t!h5 pr
two NO will hnvc MI oslict at tue Stuck -fnr!!s.
tbs, anl will cIldcnvor to give tho Hest Vi aerf'
Ice to nl 0llr pRtrons."
ON 'cItASaE.
Another quiet tas, with weak and failing
9na opene Il or to IL M
!nnrnng. aud considerable rurk chun1etl hands,
hut tho large nutubcr Of .ht,su who hase waitad
tx ss:$
q the -, afternoUn 1nattcrs ilvenea i, " "
tewrd tas es ei".s. Wiz % u uathor
wenk day to fnll0w. Tho " "beArs,'' Ut whom n
large number hNra mot yet eoEht wl1'cr lt.nr.
tendency Of whrat. Tilo ".Dul!s "aru cui's!ient.
however, that lcfore tho mLdwlnter. hulllnys
they VII! tuMka thor pcrsistent adversarlos
The Bulrs on the Gail lloard amounted to 9;N.-
0ol bushels OF wheat. 6a1,0U, 1ushuis o! corts,
l1o95 I,shols q Hats' 1lss'o b.'rrels of pork
-. xn,onS tne prom incnts from out.ido on tho
irons. of ii. Louis: j. il. Foot. IT CINCINNATI
Il. +. Marshall. OF CIuvcland; and J. F. kc1l, Of
, 1881-11-26
MARRIAGES..

nAyToN-YNYpEN-In EnKlewuod, Nov. n, bf
tho ev. ill., uherls NJ the rgstdencu 1T tile brlg'e
mother Miss Carrle II. snYder and III. ~. uayton,
formerly Ut Chicago, and huN 0I Lincoln, hel.
Church. BY is!shop ChMrles Edward Chonoy. j. l..
II. olaest dauxhsor of Wcssol scha. Ea.. Of Ceaso.
LASKEY-tiuSToS;-IM n, this city. NJ tho ee.ltsence
Henry q. Perry. ot A snnss' Episcupal ftrs.l IN
ltinnkssytng ntxht, Miss Mnry Z, Huston and GoGfx0
II. Lnskey, Esq., ut tAtcnxo.
Observation-Disclosures n. at .. H., Mt tho resl-
de1Gs nk the b!r9's mother. I Charles II, Bushnell
home Tuesduy ersnlngs duringDeeeubaf ut 41y West
NAnd1IpI+B
Tucs9,t, Ar, atH p n.. ey tho IT. Rev. Htahnp buu-
teE tien: U. WilCox. OF tresoutt, Ar, una Airs. j.
Il. Wyeth. Of this city.
ltEMlCK-HtlE EitH-1n this eitY, Nov. l9, 1851. BY
tl.e Hey. Dr. POPE. Mks Atay II. iuacrs. Ut HOlIon
Me.. hnl S1t. Louis u. HOHlIck, uG Chicago. ILL.,
, 1881-11-26
THE IRISH co ONVENTION.
MEETING or THE COMMITTEE or ARRANGE
MENr3.

@EEf's" VI 3"@ 1na1tA1 sHr, Vt ""s"sos'
AEStst
The Commltte OF Arrangements In charge OF
tho coming Irish Nntional Convention, to be
held Iu stcC,rmtos Hall. Noy. 10, and Deg. / md
. t,c,1 y hn.,nnnInrs r,oo,ire ras,arfav ,,cr,.
- u''a h1.n.u''oue 1t''c'.ss o".osuas ''osa|
ing. Jonh r. tlnctty nfcalucd' AT previous
meeting 1t was decided TINT grand reception
should be extended to Thomas p, O'Connor, III,
+, m w 1,ot.., A. +, ,,,a ~. ,,o. r.,,am,
~ D. 1ea.oy, al r., allo tne t'cs' HuReho
shcehy, M Wodnc*tay evening OF next week.
After some discussion 1t was dooIued that a fec
of 81 should bo charged for admission 10 tho re-.
cc,,tton which viii Ia ,,ct1 IN Mcf,DrmIok Nal,
eup.o!, "aou ,'',l, WI W a'.a ~ tla,
where tue tluketa VIII 20 on sa'o AFTER III oclock
Monday. The question OF oh1rGtnR mn nd
mission fco tu the sessions Of tho aonyen tlon
wns rglcgatcd to tho convention ITSELF Tho fpl-
inw!tig committees wer1 appointed, with tue IN.
lorhtauduY TINT they might add 10 tAuir NUM-
btr:
EoiuIn1tfcc on RecGpt1on-b!chael KcGey, 81.
T.. Stone. J. ". Enrikht, the RGv. II. j. nHrnpy,
lttuhurd Powers, W, K. sullivan, Dennis O'Cpn.
nor, ur. Jphn duerin, William Cnrrat1, W, u.
hleClilre, Frunk Agnux, T.. W. Dunns, ThoInna
Lynch. M. c. blArkbAm, W. J. HSnes, 1uhn F.
, 1881-11-26

Tho Cornner hold an inauest yesterday IN the
body Ut William Hold. who died Thu rsuuy morn.
ing from the effects ut being run nyUr by the
swisch-englae Juhn Il. tIoxae. Of tho Like bhure
Ruad. lseId attempted to get on the onxlno
whiEo In notloh, and fol! undoe the wheola. both
lcYs hotnR cut oil. IIe died about tnreo houra
utter the accident. A vaF1l!ot was rendered In
Ace0rt1AncU with tho facts.
The Enaiawnua Untou Yotorau Club will hold
Thu llnarti OF Trustees at tho Town Ut Lake
Will hold an adjourned mrptln4 Monday even.
lug at tho E,K!uwoul h0se- house.
, 1881-11-26

f1TTn f1trN~ tfAT.T,
-
r,rpr ,ooro for+,. ,aatho In Tho clt tT soator.fov
""A "o'o 'o''3 """''s - ."s ~
THE city yesterday received slco.TS. the last
Inat t"s r.ar.s ,"Tcs ,ros s:m nj
49, -s'f'" =,
IF thts cold weather continues Work on al
sttt.cs improvements, perhAp1 eyeD tho cnblg
roatf viii haya 10 ccuae 1ntfl spring.
e' Wv. ,'..... ','. 49,, 49, 81,
lowing men for vtotouons Ut the building ostlE-
nunce; Il. ". Lcutz. NJ. s4u Airport avenue, SIS;
1omos ,r,nzr Mr. mn f,cntre nrcu,,o s1s.
r,,x r,a,roa f.,,,,,t,,oo ,,,., .osta-,,ov ortar.
I r'"'ss .aos -
noon ahd considcrea hftnocr ol clalfns aSh'nst
tho city for injuries. The printing bill Ut the
sin,a cgs Ng,a"p COMPANY ""s anu o'et sof sa'
Tnc foifcv,rp b,,,,itno norn,ta wcrc tssrcd
rastnE,,ny. tSosnn s.v. sn,nrv siunli;1o ssxuI
.nst f,irat. E. ''9Ht nnrnsy na.st9rv oots -
"a :s,*sa! ft W III rMtng. syenna tocost
sl,u@
InE deaths from smallpox yesterday wore
reported from No. lSu Green. No. s53 Maxwell
street, aut No. ~ Elsttn Hvenue. At THO hos.
No,x .sss .orn r4 -,srrttH fn,n NJ a.s Thscan M
No ~ Sorth Woo1. NJ, ii; Wsst ohic. NJ, MI
Eo.ta ieav!st, 10. " seiKwiek. No. i Mohawk
terer W. ~ rnore M e frm M III rwHntvssi1t
Nn' iii TwentTsrranth strrcf. and No' % Girant,
!sau,nnt mas ''o1u 'o' wv
IwoatS-sssehta stseet' ..-.
TIE on s.Ses l A1ys wea d.
tion Counsel In regard 10 she viuluut whleh Il is
desired to have built by the Chicago s: North-
Snd North Hsisted ssFeet. and % tsItsrutius IN % the
nd opinion that the COMPANY cannot to ordered
70 build i. The opinion VIII 90 70 the Council.
~ ~ I at was ere,, sa =, n1th
T' HI ~ @ s.sIS. ,.sa ssG ~, inn ~ ~ u 80,
~ 1s IL passes s ~ ~ a1t, it III ~ ,
nRite nays rnos, e thoisais torn r. IL arro rae
s nmoart w OF elty prnpestS 70 oe assesseo On lug
ASSISTANT C1TY. ESo1sEER Anr1xusTAIt had
nm exceudllgly narruw oscupe from 1, Rprioua
nccident yes,urlny. ne went out "a tho tug
Prt,divillo 10 tho CRIB. and tho water waa s1
Te xreat Nv nse.insh Ii e. hawser " Ind ind buoa % fastened
through portholc ia tho crib. and through thIs
III get unto tho structure when his foot clipped.
iH caught the cabls with hIs ots hand, and Just
tnon tho tug xAye II ,trch, 80 thnt Bis hu,,d was
Fhe hawser, fortunately, suddenly ri p',rtsl and
relieved the Runtlunatl. liis hAnl was badly
nruisctl. bnt e, ~ bones were broken. The injury
1r ,yor atn,.1 1,hureaov TIM, RI, no-,r Ind
offared Supsrintnntsmt f.ttn. AZ the I1rItIew"ii.
The Courrisstoncsahlp Ut Public Works, aud TINT
70 ehn h ho aso t ous 81 nS
since Sir. Wasr'a resignation. Their names,
huwcvcr, he declined 10 give. There VIVA yet
tho Co.i,lnissIonership, Tut nothing dolinit hid
Duon dnno. Thu Mayor atatel further Tint wien
ho took the o,lIeo II lsio there wsre still ,nat,y
sf sHSo w saoS Sa sro ssafse @
comparatively. beng occupied IN private huBl-
wull rs tho ConlIniaa0nershp, yot In otner ra-
spocts was ,nurc les!rahlo.
vo,,o.'o,. a,.,u..,,. ~. ',a., ".". =, 49,, Sx,
ssn S9 dnpeee. .e.o 1 t os goa! naa
tho tn9 fTInoisil!h M WcHt o1t 70 nrIhE N tho 10.
, 1881-11-26
THE CITY.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

lHE Cll l..
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
f. 0oHE, Of Detroit, Is ht tho fremont.
Il. n. wH,4LA. of Dublin, IL at tho PacEic.
8. .sIcCAur.. Of rsttsburg, IL at the shrruan.
.JonN WHITE, ot Loulsvlc. n.y., Is at tho Pa.
tihe. +
Cob. Tnronons YATES, u. $. A., is At tho sher~
man.
NJ. p. CoonnAvr, OF Monsroa!, ID at tho sher.
nnn.
CIV. EATON, Of Cedar Rapids. IL at tho Tro.
mont.
ON. WILDE, Of Hong Kong, China. Is at tho
PAotto.
AtrnEp BowntrcH. Of Boston. Is at tho
pnlmer. .
n. G. COLLINS, of covinston. Ky, Is at tho
Palmer.
Ms. KE7onuM. Of Marshnl'town, 1a.. Is at the
fremont.
t'lLnrt.r PAnKrt, OF Philadelphia. is at tho
Trcnpht.
n. c. LUCAS and wifi, Of Perth, Out. are at
tho Sherman.
FIN. MCKAY. Of salt 1.ako City, Utah, is at
THE REV. RoaEn sEnMEs. Of Ca nton' Mtss.. ts
AZ the Pacific.
CO. HATHAWAY and party. Of Colorado. arc
at the fremont.
Ex-0or. AND Mns. p1LLsn unY, Of Minnesota,
arc ut the Pacific.
Mfs. AND Mns. @. r. CA7L1a, Of llacine. Wis.
are at the Palmer.
AtR AND Mrs. FRANZ II. SWEET, Of Grand
Rapids. nte at the Palmer.
Mn. AND MRs. j. H. xcTAv1sM, OF Winnepeg,
Manltoba mrs at the Paelac.
-. II. WAttlsoronp and james H. Foote, Of
Cincinnati. ure at the Palmer.
alls. AND Slas. NJ. +. Posr and b1ts. Kilpourne,
OF Wyomlng. are at tho Palmer.
J.M. SMITH, r. L. Taylor, and 81. a. Norris. OF
Nov York. nro at the fremont.
g. II. TRopiE and E. Marvin Ir.. OF Victoria,
British Columbia, arc ut tho Pacific.
THE 1ser. ". G. Plnkham. Of Winncpeg, Mani
tobn, and tho Rev. Or. zaralttf, Of Milwaukee,
arc At tho Palmer.
PAST GRAND MASTER ELwoon THoHN. OF tho
New York Grand lodge, IL lying i'll In room II:
ct the Grand pactc.
,TaE city lumber dealers hold their regular
monthly meeting At the Exchange rooms. *5s
South Water street, todaS at 10 o'GIork.
Miss LIZZIE KIDD. daughter Of Thomas Kidd.
sasss ssS' q e sn sne aaS rs No
Marsht1eld avenue.
CITIZENS leslrlnk to turn in alarms from, tho
police toephunt GDxes arc requested u pull tho
hook seeUnu tne, rs the reYlstor may full to
work the hrst time.
MMnasse, optlcIan. 81 Madison street tTn,musE
@ M ws = u H. t0!is"s U.s. H. % g. % ao IT,
BarotnSter, t. 4. a.. H. sa.oa: s p. H.. sas6. " '
Ar 0o'clook last night Franz nuck, Of No. 20
Luce ssrset was struck BY the ensne ot 40 out,
Nou1 at the Dlarkhnwk street crossing. recelr.
, 1881-11-26

1fliRNIAGE LICENSES.


The following marriage t!csnses we're issued yea-
tertlny. +
Nttues anl rfStdtnes. Aot,
1lDnstch 14eusu. EheaGo.
tAerthn stAnR1. ChlcuK0. K0.........s.....
4W!heim kapiika. Chicago. go................"......1
H. H. a. Lnttka,
tltnnurt jrhnsuH Wlluw Creak. l............+....N
rnst!ck flerby. ~ no ...2l
la,ns! A. Weboet. th!caKo.. Ko..".."........"........D
}iealsssn s .hn hn,s"t2 8" G6ieaso:
3Wl1nm HclRT, EvAnttun. .f1......,..............61
ths nownian, Evanst0i,. ILL.,. Observation-Disclosures
~ Allied vifost.l Million unv................ II
IT, H. jacobson. Ecnso....
jJohn Kl!eroth Chicago. ...,..,,,,,,,,.,,:n IA
tLunlsa E7ert. Ca!eaRo..
,Giof y; Nosoan@ IN xY West indiana.
mas nNsoi
Th9m9: nutlef, ToWnnda- aaL.........".""......9
lkalu Kelley. blackberry. .i3l.....................5
Axoi JuhnkOn. lda Surth 1inlsted
ttott'a sAhao!son' 'chcaEo."'.s...... ..........43
lNis kass stsiaooa.
|n ~ ;Mteiasthx, 6ta: az 81 cen9.......
talaFy tiosnes. Ao4 - shlte'.... .-.lB
}Ilis'is, NJ, y: p21l' " West WnshnRton"........"
Ra 1sp w
CHILLY ElsclsE, s,, rpwn Of tGko.
~ y. Norm. at fest Madlabn.
fAiaKRle toEes. Oshkosh.
!Iuhn Murphy. Chfcagu..
talFs ahey f.kef ChtcaRo.
!ehnle Itahlhf, SoIth EhlcnR0...
Belle Colbert ChichGu.. u
{!ohn Wniander, GhtGaRo.... .,.............. ...2
lBetd J1h!lon
tStnna Hohenisr, Ehleaxo.
Louisa WessansoF III ashne.
Mitam arnna 1lis5,te9ao,t
1athnr linbeskOrn. Chicago ..,,.............,..,.M
tJul1a dualI7n' Chicax1.. "a
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widow. Mrs. LAWS waa juducei to rap II his
siaIanca az n ynt;nr mati t1otxfbor foecest an en-.
e. aS e @ e xf ss vs,s s o sS:
eed. but gould nut account satlsFhctoriiy fnr hls
death tonnors was o. yonr; 1l f,, sn n,, ,Sea s
inovc;l to leontoniea, III, sunni months ueu.
T,ts Trsdes and Labor Assembly ho,,1 rcR,.
,s. .ecfnF :; f 5. s3 :ssi :rfGt @ S.s
sns 1sssss NJ
pao aSs }%so o aa f1GSS S"
4. i. +. M., presented csclontfals. and .wero
Essa ;ss s.s Fl tss a;os sisn9 y ecsu SS sess
sey Xfser Il psionsed and tleasca discussion il was
decided 10 have tho two comrnittcca meet trl.
ystcy for o sa1 n q xte tSg
Tor tho benefit OF the ffovffsatts Aes'
cnEeer W%, t1ao 81 n IL whiting %ay
.lay morning, roMuhtt.x rho terminus ut. Weat
paks IN e y as S5s xha @
Upon reaching i very abrupt curyo nj a96inson
nycn,le tho engine jumped tho truck, going Into
the hitch, which tho efficient tuwn authorities
hati widone,l at,,1 t.erpened dl.rna tho past an-
e' The c,pi,nx S broke. IeavinF tho % nssonser % er
on tho track. anu tho passenKers upon rettlug
Injured among the fragments Of tho WRECK.
Iao eoasneenp %s eenots4e .ha W. vors
tni,,rO. ni9r 'ouo ~ '4' "''A' ~ sAo o's'"' "eAo
At 5sts E S %Sd'ag NSy o s e4s Eost WS5 a s.
dnna nvontlc, the following -natned officers wero
duly cretcd 10 servo Tor tip ensuing s,x !nontt,s
i,.cs,cnt. .. 8. sinires: secund Vice Prasi.lont.
Frank drake; Third v!ee-rce:tdent, n; Y.
PaSeyy eeFs uss.e
Vice President. u. Harry Hummer: Seventh
, 1881-11-26

Your dearest friends may bocnnc dlsaustod
with yu,! beGaltson nf yntir offensive chtarrh, uso
!" Dr. Sykes Bur1 Cure"
, 1881-11-26

or nil tho corn remedies C.lrcaltrc nlonc stnnt1s
tho test Of use. s6c. Fuller & Fuller, II Mnr-
kNt tttcEt,
, 1881-11-26

Cummtns 1entls In tlfst-cnss dental work At
fatr pricps. ~ Htatc STRUT, corner Randolph.
, 1881-11-26

tint lie ls perfectly snne, and TINT his wife
and PeRrRon nre irving TO get rid Of him.
lie fpars Pearson, md says his wife IL In the
habit OF nl>soMt1K herself from her hume 10
stay ut pears0n's house: TINT I'enrsun rnll
nway from Winneslli1N County, 10wn, with
Ills present wife, wherG l,e lift n wife nlltl
four children III destitute circumstances.