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, 1881-11-27

If Guftcau is insane, there is much
"method in his madness" In ifs speech to
tha jury on Friday he shed some light upon
the motives which urged him onto his tragic
work. Guiteau laid some claims to consld-
Grafton as politician. In his political opin-
ions lie was Stalwart prior to the election.
How much the Stalwarts did towards carry
ing the election is not 4 matter Of inl-
portance in this connection. but Gui-
teau evidently believed he Ind done enough
to entitle him to some compensation, and that
the Consulate at Paris would be q fair equiv
alent for his services. Unfortunately for his
valuation, neither the President nor Mr..
Blaine considered his services Of any ac-
count whatever, and refused to entertain his
proposition or to reward him III any manner.
Thcreupon he turned to the Stalwart organs.
such as the Brooklyn Eagle, the New York
Commercial Advertiser, the Conkling organs
in New York, and his fayorit paper i'll Chi
cago which lie was so eager to purchase. to
see what they thought of the manner in
which Stalwarts were treated, and lie found
that they were about as mad as he was. To
use his own words:
H.
anu Washington were bitterly dcnounclng the
President for breaking up the Republican, party
by improper appointments. i would like those
newspapers TO reprint those editorials now. and
STE how they would look and sound IN attempt
Ing 10 relnove tho President only did what tho
papers said ought TO be donc since July thes
have becu tlefyinR the President and denoun-
cin9 me for doing the very Thing they said ought
to be done. wan1 the newspapers and ductors,
who ACTUALLY killed the President to , snrd WIZ a
sho1 him OF my own yolition, notwithstanding
those newspapers, If had not been commits
dues nut relieve the newspapers from the sup
posed disgrace of the Presidents removal II
be had been properly treated he would have been
alive to-day. -
|. OF course the Stalwart papers which Gui-
teau consulted will Offset lis testimony with
the plea that they are not responsible for the
acts of an insane man. but all the same the
insane man takes shrewd view Of things.
, 1881-11-27

States OH the part Of Chill Is quite as fiulcI
u,ons as anv OTHER of the blusterings elicltea
by these juvenile diplomatic NEGOTIATIONS
Chill might bc able, as ono Jealous. cor
rrsnondent says, to burn San Fran
.cisro in q fortnight, hut she "onlu
think twice before inviting the reprlsais .na'
such an act would surely cause. Ohe nus
tile gun fred by Chill at San Francisco or
any other United States port, would lnV'le
for the South American Republic 1a1e III
comparison with which that of Peru wou1o
be fortunate.
, 1881-11-27

| will think Of going out Of business because
Of license fee Of 81 to ST per week.
J. This increase of rates is demanded OF the
City Council for various rensol1s. Inc cry
is very inatequately defended for the want
Of policemen. All increase OF license
rates is the only practicable means whereby
the city can obtain the revenue with which
to hire and pay the sorely-neoded additional
policemen. Threc~fourths of the Saloon
keepers will themselves sustain and support
the increase in license rates.
The entire population, men, women. ana
children, not belonging to the criminal
classes or engaged in the saloon business,
will approve and applaud the change,
Every taxpayer and property-owner, anu
every citizen Interested in the protection or
life and in the preservation of peace and or
der in the city will approve the Increase.
Fifty thousand persons residing In the dis
tricts where Il policeman hardly ever Is able
to reach will applaud it, and 1000 other
persons residing III all other parts Of the city
will cordially thank the Mayor and Council
for such measure.
Mayor Harrison has shown himself to be
in many things man Of courage. lie has
claimed to have the nerve to 10 anything
which he considers right aud necessary. lie
can furnish the additional police only after
obtaining additional revenue, and lie can
only obtain that needed revenue by an in
crease OF the rate OF saloon licenses. With
ninc-tcntl.s of the people of the clty-of both
parties and Of all parties-appcallng to him
for this measure, will he not again show his
courage by defying the demagoss who may
threaten lin with the saloonlseepers' re-
yenge? lie need fear nothing Of the kind,
If opposed hereafter for such 4 measure, the
whole public will rally to Ills support, with
out division of party, for his manly respect
for the uublic wants and necessities.
, 1881-11-27

as oppressive and unjust, and will express
itself in favor of more moderate policy.
Ministers Kflpatyick and Hurlbut will be in
formed of the State Departments views on
this matter, and will be requested to cease
their wrang'ines md act III accordance Will
the views of the State Department.
, 1881-11-27
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

Gail Hamilton Is goln. to lecture this winter,
bur tho announcement WAS considerably kept
from the public until utter Thanksgiving
IL see the Niliilists are preparing to drop
dynamite on INC from ba!loon. | shnil Walk
with my muther-in-lAT Observation-Disclosures.
DISPATCHES state that the Straits of Mack
tnay are rapidly freezing over. This Is the hsss
;:tl,nutiou thar Mr.. Charles Francis Adams WAS
in Michigan
Be gentle, boys In all Your play
Ever avoid tho boisrerous way. ,
DO not think that strength or size
Can prove to you IL precious prize
IT'S not the e,.k that towers above
Bat tho vioiets dainty face men love-.
E'cn so no Drawn Gun bring reaown;
/ 'Tis brni11 alone wins xiorys crown.
-PaddY Rwtn
t.Is the editor ino'' said low-broWed man
As be stood In the doorway Wide
..He I5," came tho answer loud hud clear.
..IIe Is here, whatecr betidc-
s.r would like rctraction. - the stranger said,
ssDr an article thar appeared
In your Sunday issue, and stated that
In ignorance was reared.
I. am running" continued the brawny man
..As candidate IN our ward
For Alderman, and your article
My prospects has stricken hard. ..
$50, unless you arc ready your words to eat,
. shall hammer and soil your head.
And this lovely oIiicc will spartereG be
With editor blood 50 rcd"
A delicate hand put the editor forth:
On secret panel he pressed:
1t opened, cut came IL bull-slog grim
1t Is necdlcss to tell the rest.
There can be nothing sadder than the sol
, 1881-11-27

TIE Malone movement has broken out i'll
South Carolina, and it promises soon tt be-
come epidemic. Judge ]. r. Nlackcy has the
honor OF Leading the way. 11ewas Until ls'6
a Republican, but joined the Democratic
party In the campaign which resulted III the
election of Hampton as Governor, aud was
himself made State Judge by the Legisla-
ture. His term will shortly expire In
speech at Georgetown, S. c., recently, being
called out evidently for purpose, Judge
Mackey said that the colored men were ell
titled to larger representation i'll tile State
Legislature, and that tile old party lines
should be blotted out. "As long" said
Judge Mackey, "as the race issue is Injected
Into political campaigns and the draw
ing of party lines continues, making
it almost criminal for men to eN-
press their political sentiments, just
50 long will Northern men and Northern
capital shun the soil Of South Carolina"
lie desired to see, so far as State issues were
concerned, "party lines done away with and
political strifes and dissensions endcd";
and lie wanted to sec the day "when any
man, black or white, Aortherler or Sontll-
errer, could come into the State and crp'ess
his sentiments 1ritkout the apprehension ot
fear to person or PROPERTY" Judge Nackey's
speech might not have been remarkable III
itself but for the fact that it was followed BY
similar utterance5 OIL the part of represent
atiye white Democrats-the 1ntendant OF the
Town, an ex-School Commissioner who had
been notorious as a bulldozer, State Sena-
tor, u Representative, and other local politl-
claus, all white and men Of standing in the
community. It is evident that tile Malone
plan is to have fair trial, at least, III South
Carolina
, 1881-11-27

n. BR1ssoS, Gambettist, read decree in
the French Chamber Of Deputies yesterday
withdrawing the bill relative to the inspec-
ton of imported saltcd meats. This is equiv
aient 10 Withdrawing the restrictions OIL the
importation Of American hog products.
, 1881-11-27
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE cu1cAco TRIBUNE has established branch
offices for the receipt VI subscriptions and ADVERTISE
men,s Is follows:
FAppEx Manager :"
GLASGOW, Sco;iapd-Allana American news
Aeencr. II Nenneld~Ft .,
LONDON, Enx.-AmerIcan Exchange. III stfauo~
BENNY r. GIi.LiG Agent
WASHINGTON, u. C.-1Jl3 street.
, 1881-11-27

THAT most busy individual, Patrick Egan,
has issued a clrcularto the Partisan Journals
informing them that they have been imposed
upon by English news agencies and CORE
spondents in reference to the affairs OF
ireland, and has taken it upon himself to
supply them with correct Information. on
such matters. For this purpose he has es-
tabllshed Franco-lrish press agency, of
which O'Donovan, brother to the celebrated
London Daily Nc,cs correspondent is the
head.
, 1881-11-27

IT is understood that when ex-senator
Fzelinghuysen succeeds Mr.. Blaine as Sec
rctary of State, Judge Bancroft Davis will
enter the State Department as Assistant Sec
1etary, vice Hit, who will be given another
position. 1tis further stated that Secretary
Hunt will succeed Judge Bancroft Davis III
The Court Of Claims.
, 1881-11-27

Mn. uu.LuoUsE, Assistant United States
Treasurer. has rendered his resignation,
md 1t has been accepted. The office has
seen rendered to q New York gentleman.
who is described as of high standing in COM
mercial circles
, 1881-11-27

IT is stated th:t a high official OF the
United States Government is about to enter
remonstrance against the policy pursued
by Chilli towards-Peru, and will intimate in
rather forcible: language that the United
States cannot stand idly BY while Peru is
being deprived Of all power. It is also said
that the United States Government regards
the terms already exacted OF Peru by Chill
, 1881-11-27

BARON VAux published an article in the
Partisan ultrapontane paper, the 1Ttbot|et,
rejecting Oh Prince Nurat The latter chal-
sansed Vaux, and was wounded In the duel
which followed.
, 1881-11-27


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last work nsiore 1h H. TEe Is fu
NJ ase pat,,eas at !, ~ xhsln. IL oFder o.
10. D1cKERsoS. Recorder.
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ntdEsly Men9sa, nnn do Hr,b cu9nes clrx aud
Wasatnstn oit:e 81 ~ 1s!oeS y p
nnd yosr aa.es sre inyeI pfssent Se Is:s.ta
.,,r, oox II, sN:ret,sJ W; II: GnoeA ILL., rses'"'u~
,,o., ,,o,,xc1, NJ ~ ROYAL ARcASrN-
Special ass hereby Fsa1estsd 10 md nd
gfs{.s ty1ae II :Saay q tSks
sson ap@o te H., aca OF s. Sst e. TSn
-...::1z.- ~ >. rx,c,,1s
CaiGAe:, S'a;ni t:nnriavw Nundav evening. Nov.
is II. the ur.er .; tho Temple will
b conferred Visiting sir Ah's4is H. Fund. E. {.
r-x,ox roncr VI, ~ O. O. F.-The funeral OF
f:1sni inte r ths ,odse, viii .uks place from
1e::Scnce M r,n - Gsmssr; Msnbsrs o above
osiSef ssaee u Tue hgasS II s. ,,ceo41 secretary.
,r,e,,r~cro,. f-., ar,rr, MI a r. 4. M-At
ne cou,.c Degrees viii Sc conferred "a nil slem.
- Tho .irsire and IN coapA..,slx Of si*ter chap
teFa on request Of t U Ris'sMi MGMfM fii l. Geiz' r
,,,,,np,> Nc ,oocE. So. III, \, f. i A. NJ
st'aa annMunieation IS Wednesday, evening. Nor -.
sse nStasa sas e u s'tend
''s'1ns aa0''e' AA7 HAIiltf FORBES, " IL
-
n r cEEc1ER LODGE. NO G1 4. F. + A. M.-
, 1881-11-27

THE poetical but kinG-learted Mr. George
". ChtIds, OF Philadelphia, could not sit down to
his ample Thanksgiving dinner without referring
In his paper TO sundry persons ut nautical pro-
clivities who were spending the day on un Island
In the Arctic Ocean, with little prospect OF being
tnkcn OF for the next six months. Said Mr.
Cbilds, aod very truly, too:
1t is true that they have gone there, OF some
of ,lam ut least, by chnco ana from love OF
adventure. but they are. nevertheless. "in
pitiful case" An Arctic expedition is u very
bold Undertaking under any circumstances, aud
REQUIRES u stout heart, even when there Is u
stou. ship capable OF carrying one buck to civil
izatIou 1T command: bur, when the ship itself
sails AWAY atd Il sea Of ice cIuse5 between the
abaltdoued exploring purity und home. with the
certainty th..t for mouths OF terrible winter
weather no relief can come, the hardest OF
American seamcn might DO purluned 1t they
uuaiied before such prospect ..
, 1881-11-27

QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER, NO. II. Q. +. s,
viii gre . party "Wednesday evening" Nov: 3h at e.
A. L. Hall, No. III East Westinghouse Dancing at
R1sr}
, 1881-11-27

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER no. ., R-A: M-stnred
Conyocaton Monduy evening. Nov. = ut ~ O'CLOCK.
fpr workr Visiting cvmpan MONS weG9ne " oTde5 OF
WA.l- BHYAR. Secretary.
, 1881-11-27

OF Knights TemparSpaclal Conclave for drill at p
m. on Thursday, Doc !: Hy order Vt the {. 60 M
nander. HENRY T. NANNEA. . RecotQ CT.
, 1881-11-27

PRESIDENT ANDREWS, Of Marietta, O.,
says that more than half the time Of the schools
OF that Stnte, outside OF the cities and lurge
towns, is given to arithmetic More time.''
says DR.. J. t. Peaslee, in - Education, is de-
voted to this One subject than to reading, writ
ing, spelling, geography, and grammar CON-
bfned; none to literature and composition. And
what is true of the schools OF Ohio in this re-
spect is true of those OF most, ut least, OF the
other States Let the teachers Of these schools
cut down the time given to this subject to with
in the bouatls OF reason: introduce compost
tion, letter-writtng, and business forms: let
them stop working puzzles i'll mathematics,
which urc about rs profitable as the fam 'us ilf-
teen puzzle, aud turn their attention to reading,
to improving themselves tn literature, to
acquain&ing themselves with the lives and Writ
tngs of great authors; and let then, take the re-
suits OF t1ut work into their school~ro0Els and
they would reyolutiouize the country schools Of
the United States"
, 1881-11-27

UNION LODGE. NO. ., l. O, FAN members are
requested 10 present ut the next regular neettnr
fThnrsdnv evening Dec. J, 135l Election OF officers
~ H. j. plGGOTT. Secretary.
C " MELTON, NC.
, 1881-11-27

ST. BERNARD cosiMASpERT, 70: <. &: II.
special rendezvous Is called fos a. ,n ne
sefrcd ut,ou one candidate only. ns This Will pe ~
iast WORK before the annual rEe officers and hnSnss
urc particularly requested 70 attend IN taH hua'oeis
III 3:$J y. M sharp By oEder o. x,.,..,,
nYrErREH< EuEprGtF.
, 1881-11-27

ILLINOIS oUD-FELLowS. ATTESTiOS;-;A1
nidn1T Memorial ana Lodge OF Sorrow will be held
II the F4Ist Methodist church cusnef enTS ana
W,xnnrtuu- -kts Chicago, DEC =. ISL ut O'CLOCK D.
m under ths auspices VI lhc wi!dey Assocativn lsu
@n0 '~A' ". ii. Cl1Uck EM. President
n -El1El n0N IL. AnGfHt1E{.
, 1881-11-27

IN the annual report of the Children's Aid
Society 1t Ia stated - there is no need Tor any
child in New York to be homeless or TO beg or
steal Il living" This society Is Il noble charity,
whose work covers a multitude OF the sins OF
tna great metropolis. 1t has provided homes for
6uGu waits of humanity; sheltered, fed. aud
taught in its lodsinV~houses .0o@t) boys anu
girls: taught over l0U,COo little gtrls- nearly
every one OF whom afterward led Il yIrtuous
life. and nas provided for 5000 children in luds-
in-s during the pust year. Such an institution
il tho glory Of great city, and will ufatluesuon-
ubly work j decrease In crime and correspond
ing safety and prosperity III industrial life.
, 1881-11-27

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1851.
, 1881-11-27

APOLLO CoMMASDENy. NO 1, KNIGHTS TEN.
pf.AR-There will he concave Tuesday evening.
Eos-29 lbSL BY order of the En,!nnnt Cnmaanaes.
, 1881-11-27

ROME COUNCIL. NJ. +9t ROYAL AhCA;SEM- NJ
Snntla1 n0ttce-ateulnesr hereby requested 10 A.
senDle ut sqnar> druE-store corasr % IL ~
acton ,,r,p tic death Of nur d:ccased b7otneF'
Joseph Anton Ht!E ~. ~ 4>t~'A' t'"He
i IL SUMMATION, SecrEfuT3-
, 1881-11-27

CHICAGO CoMMASDEKy. 30. II KNIGHTS
remp:ar-Speciai t'onc!a1s Nunday sventnG. S91ii VII
Be- cVnferrad- Visiting Sir Knights A'waYs welSome'
Br ur1er u H. H. ! o'>|' A-' ~
, 1881-11-27

11S1OS LODGE. NO. l. /. O. Q. F.-The funeral of
resccnce t2S North Ix Sa1le-at. Mnnday N"E. .. "
zu.clocx - GtaceluId Cemetery Members " aoo' =
sodra ARE requested IL their aousS Foum III
oc'"cS' thence ~ 'Ne IL j. rlGGoTT. Secretary.
, 1881-11-27

FORT DEARBORN DIVISION. 40; l. e: R--An
Sir knights will report Tor duty At clock sn:I Oh
Monday evening. NOV u E. !. hnANE
, 1881-11-27

WASHINGTON CEA1'TE;s, No - r. \. Ny Nh
as.{ne Council Degrees will bc conferred on ~! 'natn
Lrtr Who desire. and nn con'pAn'n* ot slMe! cnap-
Tar. m request Of their proper u:tcer NY uraer 01
Join MURPHY. u. T. II. r.
c1IAS T. DODLITLE, Secretary
, 1881-11-27

-L1:MBEI.MAN's LODGE, NO. al, A. F. j. 4. NJ
staled Communication "Wednesday svsntns Sor: ~;
Tor inpprta Mt work. Manulrs are notified to ntfeno.
'A''eAe A1 I.tIsKY FORBES, ". IL
, 1881-11-27

f,oR1ST1{lAS CHAPTER. No. q. l. A:M:-Stated
Convocation Mondny evening. Suv- = al 1I1 n'c"cS
WUrk tu theslark fast uad N. f. Master De2ress
visiting couanions cordially luvtad ~ oIler OF
ARTHUR NARktSGTUS, II. i.
, 1881-11-27

D. c, CEEG1ER LODGE. NO. CtA 4. F..E A. NJ
Regular Con.upuncat.on wednesday, crentn2 Euv.
HI xr ri, tlt,ck sharp fur Visiting bssthran
cordially invited. By order 0t w =,
tn}fN ciSoCHfO Scc.etary.
, 1881-11-27

VAN KESssELAEn GRAND LODGE OF PER-
fectiou A. A. scotch Kite MuxDns-Roxnsar Assem-
aly Ihufauay evening next for Eork ~ order OK
lie T--E.' &. M c,d s..ra,.-~
, 1881-11-27

ORIENTAL. LODGE, no. n A. F. A. N..Mcets
every Flilay evening ut hull IL IL saiia.st AsEo!a!
iHtninuis. .ca,ton Friday evening. bsc O'CLOCK. toi
wu1k. By urdet - . ,,.-,,,r,, .,- =,
CHARLES CATLIN. SecretarY-
, 1881-11-02
THAT RIVER CONVENTION,
n brilliant Social hut u E'o0r Dus!4
tleAs Alfatr-llosv Matters Nvere Mans

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r., ...'. ,r. ~. a"' -, v's"rs ~. s',Da"'
OF. LOUIS Ao., oct. al.-lhe lasl Of I'm
thousand delegates alld visitors to tha ,!ia
sssslppi River Improvement Convention lip.4
hcrn ias. v..11 I,uy,, trn,,a I,omu n,u t,e otf
,,,',t, r,,s,,,,,,, H., $500, ,,.,. rf,as ths
wv. .uMn tesu"es ,, 80 A"thl'' u"'o9' upoA w
paft or tllo c1tlzehs tile convention was
year st. Louis wakes IN n,,d makes a
".n,rtIvcn y uttc,nnt nj an,,.rnr;se and snr,
~, "s.s'p' "s 1!se'p4'sc, 'ue ,,s ~.
eceaH. inns WINS t''io ot tao occaSIol's' h9'
TOR any material atd rendered. thu grand Oh
jcct Of tIIis larEo gathering lave moE
nnit,,"s % ~ r,',rasnn,"t1,.o " a,,,w.nt"n ,",t Il
c..cs,n ..an Iepasseutm,iso CONVENTION, ill., L.. p't M \
Pile 0l1sr plaaes "ofs Represented M ~ %,'s ,u.F is
@ nutio., " nnr.i,aIy tw''.t1irs I l'|'Tr Msyrr III si
,ni "i go's"; % ,a " ,esh om'1 sn neas snst
nrcnt Svif 'GGI Sa,a ,, ti,n, ~, ,I u, 1,
m..icns, W'tn aG Mi,u ''is,n ,a, w a,ui u"n. ~.
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III ,rae ,atr % ~, ~ o ~ ca%na;.
s so huea tte'is M ~ Gnilpu"ti = e%aJ. ~ taI.
@ 5 .eeu ,,i' ~ ~ ,iaEu "Gss Sr.ss r. t tnort
ol G1sross W1 Sn.leintlg m 'afcs ,sI e Ssa@s s,,s
;v tv,u IT, -, tu E ~ 1s "M, ,uI,t NW
NY 0f htreM m.t," ao,1,s i ,a 1tis Hsr p% %
Watn' w. ,,o I'LL co''8"'n'tls n'a" " ''o f"''' "a
"ps jn.,sr Tho terms Of the call It was supposed
ila convention Mona eotlsisa Luz SIiGhs ~ ,ts
nNhE wy A,nss.np4 sSa "'sM .s.nsI n IaIsa
laries ialll 10 laaL e stvHr,,i rasss. nt.as.""
lttta ephre enporate statia,te taataI 4.
olL w. hIst siys sesSlo 'not!,t,'it, f ~ i,,,s. ns
H. a.. ~. ~ y: tt7si ' e'"; ~, A. III Iin~,
poIt ttNzcttc. hiHl tste lion. 'n1h 1n,a,s .a"s
prominent 81. l.nl!ls lerc!ai.: plo'n, w., MY,
10 rnii tha convention Mpt,.. .Mv f,as uas
trop0sitloal OF sitlt!lialhE nas ,1ony ~ a'a.t ,1m
Hnmgtass nf t1e soa1if,'lisnss y ana %
mtpenlatt " t!!e is;a'S'pIhn p.ho,r ,"is INT.
Iiiese senlitheii neGulhps1S!i,' ,,ts,t ,mS,t IA
ptse, ai,tl iil4 lrlrnus ot tno essa1 H. c"'o.
roates LILO l!hilo,s Niyoi KY unio ,nn1e,y a,1 J
ptfAI!. atl 1eittcsseo n,s..s ,,.,,r', a,trt
Kele DeK sentS. ~ entEse tsg! VII 1},;,s
Kelt'smeil eo,Spls!!n'ss III NSSls, ,i. .ay ,S.
NHd iioea!s, ntitnbly, AZ. nMse D"'"e"'''
lor o. Try stnmfesl,Gns lt,blt,h. ~, ,oa ,,r the
ltto Qhi9 ltlvot teieesalloG VIII ~ y y iIIe
1aola; y. + L0vinEtuil; eSr!es't ,r4., AMI NJ lie
Glllcintatl tIln!llDGr " Cola1n1Ha.t' ~" hcayY
liittl1!ia aeItEatlon by john a,t.us"'t - Era,,s.
hnlcllAa,t anu stenl'l1t1lt e"nrt. " III 1i ,hpir
VILE. Bost ttlesq gcIllGeli li'1Ie ,,i 't' Eirrr
!veh oceil cotli!eetctt Wnh tna u''" h,r, f,tr
Nletciln>lt hlnl!sle' llioF i9nE"It, lrI"r, . hui
6oMo recognition OF LII l5ello H'''s''' INV
| unSNccrsslllliy. - ,,,,,.o of Ken.
LnHkIesSlilhtt dul!H - h!Nrrt az t'nul.
, 1881-11-02

STATE (Hlf:1t1s.
Etwnrsl 81. t,n.es con,lnnlcrtl suit lit ttcsrnss
yra,rl.lny uuau4t Ito Michigan E"ntrnl 1satl-
r,nut company, 1nytux damages ut x::!5,Np
nlh!ct Scl"u,, administrator nf thu eafnte ot
t;,trs,,y1pl Srtsott, t!eoetAf. lteytii nlitt fnr
sl5nA, !nm!Eu ng,,In.s the i'itt.!'rs* tntls,a,i
inlnpany, mud thu ClileuY.h Milwaukee Il St.
t'tuli, lttl,tstt t.Hnrtlis.
Maruurrthh Mctnr .n,lest .lni.n II. Mayer nnh
Ef,nrIps tlplntnu fur $:.,.Ah tla1naEcs.
ilf. FreslMIrna ". llItirtck. IL Hattie CrsTk.
Mich. ln,sn y llllcl sui t''r $!1.Wtl llaunec+
a4.ln:t fME TI1rusE cnn!,1ny ior nsc'tss'tB
HIN uf ttcinu party ~ III nbFttnn.
, 1881-11-02
k,nxts1rOfb DFN11tasfks

Men Of endurance bnvn bcaits'y x'u.t5ts ur ;,'tsr
livnr. M leheA IN the hIuk, 10 IlltS, ~ EL,y!.
putton. Tie cure for these 'llsea*es u e. to,sx
WNrt. This great remely keeps up ,!a" .ua iisu,tA
the Whine blMy by eunhlIng me t,a. !MG,; ;nrTfe+
Rnd kldnsys 10 pargos.u thatr tuner ~ liz
". HDth its liquid and Irf Rta sou W
Xfsts.-PtvHE<r-l'Tt4A
, 1881-11-02
rtse Oldest tI,nErcs4t,l.,lt.

To lbs EaIlOF u TIC k".-,:V0 IFlb1Nk
CHIcAt,t,, Nuv. l.--1'HE TRiuuSE oil Sunday
sAys my curly collcNxuu In Congress. Tho Hon.
ArlcrIus ltnlc, of !irls]gowater, Mnss.. rcMchcti
liB S!tt1 birthday lust Week. Air. ftnIu was born
III l1S, ana 10 llnB entered tlEnn hIs 4ttth year.
He otter, Eaca nIo l'!ssts' uud wnlka about with
the same enDtKy utlt! pr>Sts III competent for
btlstNesa ns h" tiil thirty ycars agu. ...
JNs}, WESTWtNfftt.
, 1881-11-02
PROBATE: COURT.

III tho cusu OF .lnrci urny. .lccensca, letters oE
administration were Issued 10 Lu1Anna Nrny.
,ttrtur Gon,f iur Sl1ItJ.
III tho czsnte ut MIehaei Arnold, tnccnscd. tho
viii x,s proven al letters were issued to Wilt
fAtJt Arnold, nlldur tsulld fnr $EH,AhL
In tlla estate Of Walter ". l'utrck vt nl.. mi
tibrH. letters Of administration were Issued 10
Mary Il. tatrlgk, uItcr lO,nt fur S::sstNl
, 1881-11-02

ItSiTI:t, STATES dNtf1t'rs.
ttnrrutt +. Pniirr i,tEAh II silt ycsturdNy fur
tsaiAsl Etr1tl.st tic Tnvn Df Alns,oy.
Ttc WH<hhlrt & Moen MnnntAttnr[ltx Cl,tn-
pnny llc1 IL hill nNalnst Augustus W. Whrtiur
wirl. pntGnts.
, 1881-11-02
THE VISITING FRFNcHSlEN.

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guests arrived lIerv frn,n Sr""h1, ,,,rt
1nornlng. an4 arg Hpend;l,a tl!s ~, .la' '',1a1 "
pIares of ppl3tlu IlIterest here. llus ''eA'"
il 5uccptluil will lA. given them.