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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-21

m Walter & Cos. and examine
.,,l, Of Christmas Goods.
and Toilet Sets at {. y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-21

EAo attend Cont should not fail TO
! nice stock of goods n; c. Y.
I embraces everything in the Drug
-nery line, and also a full selection
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-21
JE sNYprR &C.


simmering, Miliersville, Pa. had
al chronic caiarrh. Pcruna cured
ely
Walter 4 COS. No. Is Mammoth
ihe place to buy your Christmas
Tem want of Stationery bny the
Iocket they are the neate,i, hand
iHl mos; conyenien: out.
Eaui q good Pcn-knife, nice set
-kHives and Forks. 4 Bread-knife, g
faiiet0 carve the Christmas tur-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-21

JOSIAH kFLLrE.
Opposite Somerset House.
fpAIANT TO THE PUBLIC.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-21

]. Il. SNYDER 4 Cos.
.a c. Y. Boyd's and see the
'-..as, Goods.
.,rs. Goods at .
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-21

4A 20 read and remember that am
20 sell the best Coffee for the mon
o, having purchased a patentroast-
E.ii have all grades ofrrcsh roasted
lands at all times. Also, a full
'ircccrics, Grain and Provisions
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.r,u ToGo AND SEE SANTA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-27
DELINQUENT SALES.
Ryycs.,,on of nrincipsi pisos Of business.

Location q .orIs. Gold HUI Mining District
Noiies.-Tbere arc delinquent upon the fol-
loCinrdescribcd stock. on account o. asse.e,
49,, No III levied on the fourteenth iiSth)
CAV Of December. 1851, the several amoun,s SCI
opnorite the names OF the respective snare-
holders. % follows:
Atsinson 4 Co T T. Trusts. iess..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-27

And in accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the twenty.
ninth day OF November. 1880. 90 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock - may be neces-
sary. will be sold at public auction. ct the
once Of the Company. Room I. second noor,
No. 300 California street. San Ffancisco. Gal.
ifornia. on MONDAY, the TweNTY.FOURTH
(2lth) cay Of JANUARY, 1881. at the hour
Of two O'Clock r. y. OF said day. 70 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
j. II. BURLINGTON, Secrstary..
~Ofice-Room 4, second door. 300 California
street, san Francisco. Csliforna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-27

CEs siNiso ooapAS S.Axaa S 81 DIi5.
cipal place Of business. Gold Hill, Storey
county, Nevada.
Location Of works, washington Tovnship.
Nevada County. California.
Nottes.-Thefe are delinquent upon the fol.
ment mo. ~ levied on the 10Th day Of No.
yember, 100, the several amounts set opposits
ne names OF the respective Shareholder, =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-27
DELINQUENT SALES.
MILAN sILvEs mININa cor.

NVERMAN sILvE1 MINING coz.
- PANY.-Location Of principal place OF
business, Ban Hnncisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill, storey county.
Noice.-Thers are delinquent upoa the fol.
ovine-deschbed stock. on account OF sssoss.
mani lNo. 81 levied on the second (2dl day Of
December, 1850, the several amounts set op-
posite the names OF the respective share
holdera. A follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-27
DELINQUENT SALES.
Ballioa-Csnsinusd.

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made ON the fourteenth
QAth) day ~ December. 1850. 90 many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock - may 30 necessary
win be SOLD at public auction BY Maurice Dore
1 Co.. tl0 Pine street.. Ban frsncireo, cNiior.
MIA, on MONDAY, the SkvENTH CIth) day Of
FEBRCARY. 1881. at tho hour OF Two O'Clock
p. n. Of said day, TO pay said delinquent assess-
meut thereon, together with costs Of advertis-
ing and expenses Of the sale.
J, u. BRAZELL, Secretary.
Omce-Room No. 3. eafe Deposit Building.
No. ss Montgomery street. San franciseo.
California ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-27

0RIOINAL GOLD hill GOLD
~ AND SILVER MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal place Of business, San
francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notioe.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
Iowing-described stock, on account OF ASSESS.
ment mo. 81 levied On the twenty ninth
day OF November, 1850, the several amounts BET
opposite the m Of the respective share
holders - follows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-27

ureenebaum, Helbing 4 90.
Trustees ~. .l00....2o =.
0reenebaum. Hslbing 4 Co,
trustees. lo0S0. .o0....l1 "
0reenebsum, Helbing 4 Co.
Trustees .l6<6o.. .b0....l2 W
Greenebaum. Helbing 4 90.
Trustees u. ...U.....b ..
0reenebsum. Helbing I 20.
TRUSTEES. .ioodl. ...l1 "
Greenebsum, Helbing 4 Co.
Trustees. ...............iIuA....O....l1 o "
Grecusbaum, Helbirg 4 Co.
Trustees. .............. ltiat..s.A0.....o =.
0rsenebaum. Helbing-& CO.
Trustees "
0reensbaum. Helbing D Co..
Trustees ...............ito ...oo....IS "
Trustees ..iI1i7. ..ls.....s1b
0reenbsum / %, Trust. 1869. t0....lo..
0rrenbaum L I Co do 1851. III 80
0rpves W ", rrustee.. ..le<S0.. .0....19 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-27
No. osrtif. shs. Ami

And In accordance with law n IN order of
the Board Of Dirsctou. msds on the 2sd DAY
Of December. 1850, % many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock - may b necessary
viii b sold ct public auction. o ths oncs Of
the Company. Bank Of ool1 HI. Nam street,
Gold Hili. ksysda: % "WEDNESDAY. The
twenty.third gay Of rEBRUAhY. 1851. 4 ne
hoSr o. 9 o'e!ocl :: - e 20 d.y. % psy aid
costs Of Advertising and sxpsnces a - ~
ysANk 4: tleI, Sscrssaiy.
1Wk AsvssA 's'f .a 3a4SAl !.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-27

wsSss:ii ! Co .. Iia:.
wsiensid 1 Co s 3. thus
ss.o.
Wilson . Hutchinson. Trus
Woods q Frssborn, q
tsss..............-....iisoo. n....2s E.
Weeds 4 Hrsshorn. Tras
~ ....................i&xso....lu ....e..
Voodsk yfssoorn, Trss
tpae..............-' ...l<e0. e.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-27

Moore / Montgomery. Truf-
Moor. i Montgomery. fias:
x ss:s i Van wei. Tiu.; ..iSS.. =
Miller 8 Van wyek do .lS7S....eo,,,,SS !.
Miies 8 King DO .....isoo. LOO. -
Nssssr. Bsoon ! %. Trusts 1904. -. iU.....S :,
Nscphsrson D Shinn, Trus-
!, go. ;i;;. ...n....,s. :,
xsspS:a;cn i SSinn. iia: e
xsspss;;ca i iSinn. Iia;. &c.," e
sssS:;::: ....,o.....s..
esesss.'..s............... .1o1o. ...So... 10 .,
, 1881-04-07
MONEY,


New York, April o.-From the Public:
In March, 1850, a,, extraordinary fever Of
speculation III products rs well as In securt-
ties, the widest which the country lias secn
alnce 1877, reached Its culmInntion In
March, 1881, business wAs retarded through.
out the country by series Of storms ar
floods, and tho obstrncttons OF travel or
transportation IN somo Northern States were
beyond all precedent. Yet tho volume of
business transacted was greater in March,
1881, than March, 1880, by 1879 per cent. Part
OF. this tncrenso WIS due tn speculative
activity here cnrly 1T the month. hut ex-
changes at twentf-tw0 cities were greater In
March, 1880, by abont 83 per cent. This.
notwithstanding the decline Of ID per cent,
III tho average price OF cotton for tho m0nth
atnca Marc, 1870, Of 20 por cent In tho
average price Of flour, md II per gont III the
petroleum, and n much larger proportion. IL,
many n1annfacturea. products, among which
Iron Mny bo especially mentioned.
TIE DECLINE
has been about 81 per cent In pig Iron, about
=, per ctllt III manufactured Iron, and about
u per cant In steel rails. Pork products
nave 6cen about 10 per cent higher II! March,
other important class Of articles shows asl
advance. Seyare storlns havo cut down
bus!ncss at Chicago aud Milwaukee. and nf-
tected otler cttus III 4 loss degree, but only
tya report Bunllor exchanges t1ali those 1T
Mnrctl, 1880 when this bonlil In business was
at lts hight. Tho following shows tho
nnd quarter ending March III, 1870, reports
from San Francisco alltl snlnD other points
having Deen obtained by telegraph:
, 1881-04-07
BOOK coLLEcToHs EXCITED OVER AN OLD
PAMPHLET.

BOOK COLLECTORS EXCITED OVER AN OIL,
PAMPHLET.
6pte@dt Dhp&tsh to Tns GAteaeo 1ttbuns
NEw YoiK. April 8.-At tho sate of the
HEInley collection Of rare bonks to-day. a
notable work was disposed Of. THIS WIS the
famous copy OF Rlkel's ':stextco. 1914 ;" which
fIas bacn exceedingly coveted. by collectors.
It Il a ltttlc gothic letter pamphlet, Without
tIt[e-page, 0f 10 ioayes, mt numbered, fof-
lnerIy tlae property of the Emperor ataxtmll-
lian. 1t bears Ills hook.pate. 1t Is regarded
by many accomplished photographers as tho
second book ever printed OIL thls conti-
nent, 1t IL as clcar and bright as when
1t came from tha preas. juan Crolu-
berger,' In the City OF Mexico, in
1914, nearly 100 years before the Bay l'saln,-
book wis printed ut Cambridge. file coll-
tunta consist ut simple compendium of
direction for the conduct OF proteasllus attd
ceremonies, by DlUnIslo ll!keI, Carthualnn
frlar. 1t merely reMtlers the Latin directions
tnto tho Romance tunKMs for popular use.
Mr.. l3Artlstt, representing the John Carter
Nrown collection Of Providence, and 1lr.
Dwight,
THE AGENT OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT
at Washington. competed for the prizc. A
bid OF 800 waa offered, which advanced BY
twenty-tiycs until $au0 was offered.
Here tha auctionees. SeuresaM.tnz .
, 1881-04-07
TfENCULE.tN I.AnOfts.
Spftfd{ Dttpufth ia 1hd fhstaoo 1rth,,us-

spteta, Dapateh to 7as cs.ssoo tribune.
Nav yon,; Anr1fa-sfr 1o,,ns S,,,,t.,,
,.,. h .h,.a usa' .p1 .n'.,. "Nes SULLIVAN
haSs t'elo II no trath "fateser III tlo report
mentioned TN Mexican dispatch tint the
now Governor OF tho Stnto of DurallEo hns
thrown obstnclrs In Tim wnv M the nroqcc,,.
tion ~ tI,o ,uer, ~, t,o cu,,,,,a 1,'s'
Nm tlu. VI ."e "ash vi nlo ~ ou!l!Sah ~ runner
railroad, and that 0.o0o 1aborerT engaged
thereon have been discharged. lIo says:
"rhis report may hnyo arfsen fron, the fact
of n ma mar havin1 l,oo,, o,,n, ,.n,t sro,,,
sect;on ~ tbo ,naI ~ ounthas ,s,,,n .,ynt o.o
sect1tli o1 tao ioa<t 10 ahotnefs WHICH IT,
lMoval ordered few weeks ngo. l1ny-
Ing arrived from Mexico within
tho Inst few Aays. can snv
tl,st the preatest tnrmo1,v exIsts betyccn mt
aa ,voII tl,ron1, ,v,,tn,, tha ~ s,t,."ai % s,..n,
VAN and ,ho ~ ms1 t,,.n .o rasoa VIII
pasS' anu the talh'ef'oalll'an COMPANY.
THEY ARE NOW WORKING
on tho section between Moxtco md Toiucn.
1o.aOD man. alan M tho sactio,, frrn ,Io,,'oo
-, ar.,..,,s asu onn ~ Wv 'e".,u" ..oH 1o'!e1
~ ma'"'"''o, o." NUN. futtnof'aoro. oe-
tween Morelia, tic Capital Of tho Stato Of
Mlehoacan mud Alaravaros, thero are $500,
These MEN receiya threc rentx rat rcnto,
..,,. ~. t,,.. We -o'ssa
, 1881-04-07

time public offers of ho,ils have bccu stt-
lfritt for this funn, nntl It Is worthy 0f ileti+
tIu., that WEndbn's first new tlnpnstnrn Is I!
crEtiItAtte one. Tho amount nf bOl,tls asked
for wns SGaa con, either ~, IL, ur currency
~, tt,G ttlrn bring 10 accept those which will
INV fills Sinking Fund hest returns. The
oilers amounted t0 S4,000,00.
THE STREET. CLEANING Mill.
Nfayor Grace, in the event OF tic original
hill uucon11lg n Inv. Will npM>lltt 14leiItpItNht
Commander tioTrlhKe ~ SipGrlfite1nlehtnt nt
tic Department. nnd tjorrlnEn says he will
necept, provided hs.canlEet permission from
the Navy Department. Nract's selection Ut
ceptc,l with enthusiasm.
TIE WEATHER.
Tile weather Is rnw, cold, and clustering,
The Thermometer at d n ILL., was N; at y Il. H.,
"; nj noun, ~.
0trI, f1to,t EtItorE.
Tho Va1,dal1a brought s'aW,oo1 In gold.
rs:tSED TO HEATH.
The premises M. 81 Hamilton avenue, IN
llrnU!:lyn. took fire this forenoon. John
Crnig. nEttl Il. was burned to death. fAUss on
building, SIM.
Ti1E COTTON EXCHANGE
yntefl to closu Good Friday and the following
Saturday. -
A rIzZr.1:. b
The cfttzcns Of New York will be Informed
to-lE,Urr0w By tho Chamber uf Commerce
that citizens, md mt members Of Tho Chain
her only, mist sustain the sccte tn erect q
Washington monument Oh the steps Of the
Sub-,IrEaStIry,
, 1881-04-07
ILLINOIS.

8psetas Dt1patth n The Chtedpo Trhuns,
pAxroy, III. Aprl1 u.-The townshin e,ec-
HIM a1d lara ,natnr,av ss. s oT rsr,,u;"t. u;s
,.oa sau Ivy 1es...aas p"sss on .sly a1's.-
~ although hcafS vote was lolleu. Tic
Republicans put In nomination straight Re
publican ticket, and ae Grsso1iSsss aa
hrac,r" n n,,,'har ~ nanni'1tnan ,,n,n,',a.a
Every INN Oh e eop1e teSes was electea'
tions resulted In n Victory for n s,tiIclent
~. ~ ''e,' ~! !" o''s's.s
number Ut Rcpnbllcans to give them sood
WORKING majority IN tho board OF SUPER.
reelsctlon Us Chairman is fully i1,s,lrcl,
elected their Ticket, With Inc exception Of
Supervisor Friesuncckcr, the citizens calldf-
their cntire ticket, owing to bad split ulioilg
their opponents. '
WACKEGAN, ILL.,, April B.-rho town eipc-
e Rs!s 5fsf cEe + ~ xsf1s1 ts Ct ts a
bcaicn by Jolin Dsilop Independent, Qulte
large vote was pol!et
were tic tickets ot, Yesterdays town slcet!oi,
and arc vet co,i1,tiits fhis tloon. Tie tiE!,t
wns vigorous. Serious charges Of talnpering
Of tle cirrks Of election. mid It II prDbahi,
tllat Tic liltrrS viii rofrsu TO certify to tic
returns. iIuc, excitement In consequence
urrynifs.
'f,.t,H"y. III Anrit n-your corrssn,ra.
anf v"stcr,,lav ~ %nrnfictc.i fI,at Wef,star wM,i.I
bent EwIns {or + Mayor 1,So0 i yotes. Ths tx. TX
mSs nEtes III ihiS IG MoIs,,G sfo" ~, Me2s,ers s
Wasi ~" % a,,,v "amti.lvbstar ."s ,sr,'.', "n.
eicete.l % Il II il % si3nly ' non"nai vyss Wahstnr @
vtctnr~ ,n"La ,,oa'. hr tha knmarInu ~ ~
",ora.s ,e"pm51Ss WI" 'o"A c''a'se VI 11o c'''@'aa
"lTp'e!se,',: p Hs4Iv III A,rt,n-.rh. ,vho,o ,,,,.
In. - ~ st,t ~. h t,,,e sfao,t,, mo nu- ,,a
teraay Was !.lh lne pmpefylsofs e1f G elH19o Is
t! u!o. ooal s1!as' " aicA"Acu'A''' a'la i. T.
singer.
IL iSrn. II. Nelllngllalsson anu L. llelwlg
were elcctc. supervisors. -,
,isohert Wilson. for County surveyor. to
, 1881-04-07
TRINITY.
Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.

DIR TYSd w1T1II1tAwS Fol. A HIST.
NEW Io1lK, April 6-'rho announcement
this norlllng that the Ruy. DR.. Stephen II.
Tying, Jr., had resigned from the rcctorsllIp
Ut Holy Trinity Church was nlnlle, 1t MP
pears. without authority ntltl aeatrst the ex-
pressed desire Of DR., Tying to keep tho mat
ter quiet for awhile. 1t Is n fact, however,
TINT llo Inns severed Ills active connection
with tho church In question. It was Ills wish
to mako tho matter public first through
pastoral letter addressed to tic congrcgn-
tlon. bit now that Il Inns been published, lie
addresses n communication to the press late
Tonight corcctltng tho fact, and saying;
! do not prupose to dieoonncct myaelt from
,nterost and otS3pcrntton il, ths gs,ol works of
tast BY chaneo @ an ~ nGp9 nay "
Eoon be sufficiently restored Il, nervous power to
Ees,lmo ny la61rs ii' this e!ty In tho meantime
entitled Christian workers. This explanation q
o Se tv e. bPth H. wS;Hn. wpyial aS Mho n church.
upon the charge Of this oni1rch after tho lst Of
May. Is trled frlond of my youth. We hogan
ur ,ssI ministry at ,ne aac time n ear nniRhl'ors
Church" In hfa convictions and associations.
p1s. TYING SAYS IiE r,oEs NOT I1.oPosE TO
he IDLE,
but must have some relief from tho terrible
sfoHa Mork eGS e s 9 erodt fsss ay cs l"y sEs Sfs
have. n rest. 1t Is like i nothcr ieay.
!ng j, her chiltlren. -, I meyer =, WIS called
is t,s y sss sssh nat IT d' nr WatHns 4%
ii,tne. a1la vi. know cacll other thoroughly.
| mn not going to retire from tic ministry.
VIII ba back hore l!l a fow years. | came
Weat "a doilsr ser or fFs 1y I'D a1o sts ba %!
this Church.
HAVE RAISED OVER sl,5o0 COO
, 1881-04-07
Strikes All Over the city-The
ctgarmakers and the
Tailors.
Enormous Numbers Of Workmcn
Now Making a Railroad
in Mexico.
Dr.. Tying Leaves Trinity for Rest-Au
Old Lady staryos Herself to
Death.
CONKL1NG.
HIS COUNCILS ARE DIVIDED.

HIS LUUNLll+t AlkF1 u4FlUtuf
6ptttal DApatfh to 1Ae Chteaoo 1rtbanf.
NEW YonK, April B.-Tho presence Of SEN
ztor Conkilng III tho city drew TO the
Fifth Avenue llotcl this evening
a number Of Republican and
Democratic officials, who discussed
lie probabilities OF the confirmation Of
judge Robertson for Collector and tho pas
sage of the Street Cleaning bill II, the AS
senbly. SUuntor .10ncs, who wns SUP
,osed to have come to tho city on an crruld
for Mr. Conkltng III regard to tic Robertson
nomination, did not remain long. It WAS
said that l,e carly nscertalncd tint 1t would
bo hopeless to attempt to secure tho With
drawal OF Afr. Robertson, md, therefore,
returned 10 Washington. Mr.. Conkflng, Mt
tendud by Ills faithful follower, 4. i. john
ston, OF Utica, loft the city Tonight, 0stensi-
bly, "for the West" Rulnor Ind 1t that he
would stop at Albany long enough to Sue the
Governor, who left tho city Il fNw hours be-
fore 1Ir. Conkllng arrived. 1.-THE talk Of repre-
sentnttyc Democrats who do not assume to
be "bosscs" can be regarded Us Indicating
tho course of DcmocrAtlc Assenlblymcn. In
case an attempt Is made to resc1nd the reso-
luton approving the nomination Of Judge
Robertson, It will fail.
4 FRIEND OF MI. coSKLlSu,
who Ind becll III consultation with hin, said
last night thnt Judge R0tertson's nominn-
Conkln9's committee In the SENATE until the
next session OF Congress-. liz further snth that
Dir. conkltng could get 1t rejected outright,
but t1,at l,e did not care tu prccIpitaie
quarrel with tho Administrator. As 70 the
reports Of tifsnKrpetnents hetwean Mr.. Cott1s-
linz nlld Mcssrs. Ilntt, Arthur, alltl CORNELL,
Ills frlcild sald there was m truth IN them.
lie saItl that q perfect understanding wns
renchcd last Sunday between Alcssrs.
Arthur, platt, and Cornell, that MT were
working IN unison SO far as tho nomination
Of Judge Robertson wns CONCERNED, tlid that
no Significance should bp Nttacl,c!l to tile
tnct that lMsnrance.Superlntens!u Fnirl,n,,,
Canal-Audtor placE. aiul Others o!
Coy. cornGll's nppointces. wore, through,
their respectiyu newspapers, urging the
confirmation Uf MIR. Robertson iii behalf Of
hasmnny In tho lnrty.. 1t Is certain, ltow-
ever. tint there are differences Of oplnIon
among the '::maclhtne" men In this city and
Stata gu this Question, ,any of Air. conk-
llng's former adherelits opposing li1s pres
Cit course.
, 1881-04-07

CINCINNATI, April E.-Tlo Price Current
Of Tho It'll, vii! publish MI annual statement
Of the stocks OF provisions In tho country on
March /, et,bracIng stocks ut all fntetior
packing points unl large cities III tho West,
alsu ut sral.ard clties and IN transit, show:
INK An aggregutt Ut 4l4,.a.5.oJ pounds Of
!,eat, tlclndlnX pork, or 5i.4W,oo0 ponl,ds.
lard, u. 485 oO0 pounds. Of 900 pounds
less tllai, Il year n9o. This lnakes all agKre-
gnte ticcreass Ut III, 7tN. 100 pounds OF prod
1ct, equul to tho product of ,ogQ Logs.
, 1881-04-07

both sides. The mnst exciting ono was Inst
naEl!t. at Oriental liall, BY tho lEev. conp;snn
whisky Mnpte, and tho lecturer brought out
sn1s,e fcw,leas fur both Sides to think about.
Tue wsre .0ip yotcs cast IN Strcat"r }estrr
tay. The tickets were 80 complicated Tint
Ecattes i. Ie1lected SUPERVISOR; Walter
y, lem, Town Clerk: lt.T. Myer, Assessor;
hubert ScharfenburE, Col!cc!or; 1'atrfek
Fainter, n. g Do,ael,llo, II: II. Dle,Is, g. +.
.: Clafk. i. i. it'll. .Iaiez Mickey, II. il,
Moloek. alah ]: Clayton; comstablss;
MoSMorTlf, ILL.,. April h-Tllere was mn
exciting contest yesterday nv,r the town
elections. two, ttckcts-tfe Republican mn!
y the ,, t1sselng IN the d iaS,rty
but Salnurl douglas, ol, the Citizens tfckt.t,
Mas elected Supervisor b. ~ minority. l..
'Tuurtel!otte WIS eIectet! Town Clerk; \. r.
ntta!cr, Assess"r; nd !. A. stroters' com'
,sptetoi e"Ts'pondtnss Q! 7hr Chttqoo It1bt,nt;
election tt,tlay the following "tlccrs wrrp
fess ffsssG: G4erS. S"EfnS!fsEi f. T. i:no ' Il M :: coseni S
Jatncs Curtis. H.: Assessor. Henry Fisher,
on both tickets: Justices 1T tho Peace, Jerry
Frone ttl both tickets, and jacob Strnwi1. r.;
Gf",'s'".ss, !, ont1m o.,hW, 'oI ~ "imevs.
T.; nsniht'illss'ohcf u 11'Rh"ays' FRANK
oc"aF1e.; at.E;.i y; t.,,,<, "a -. c,,,r,, rt,,,
su,,,Tnrtr; =, III " SmriI fve NW Il ti,a ct+v
on",in,, ,Funsnv % ti,o ;,!,,tf'ona t,,rntc, 's tss
t",'rt t,f. e5 .5 .au a| Gt1 S.1 ..eaI s..e
lie mo Dehoesnts 1:I alse'eM !, tnG Mayof, lreaS
'n,,,nt a,u 'Ia ~, nMu h1 H. ~G ,,,, -
.,1',e,nn i, ~ ts lo"!ism'p s w nep.n,s, .,.
H1mse.eGira 1a ,is! tmt G.t u mst M .nsteeS ot t!,e
eafs, ~ 1e xsianles' 'a. n ane assessGr. ala
a,r ~ IT,, tc S.ct .uc % iRs'
eo''ecnf, n'in ints ost q! M seys 2nbnrf'suFs'
Not',s,a AnrI .HT,,n :. tnaxs5 oi,.'iinm rou.
teI,lny restt1te.i f N f,,iows. III VIZ SnMryisnrs' % +
II '5wra,,,.,: nwn ~ ficrE v u Int,msIon: y:
HsseSssr. Ut,s 1,nker: cuiisr;,,r. i. IL W' FIel:
us!eG, ~! y; i! Z: ,Gmrneas, nr1 a:, 81: e , vi
ior @pst 1fsrt = ;u.,o.R wi. ,e"rRs ., ;tIrti. 3ah
~, W.T. - u .1nHd i"t'' COMMISSIONER VI l1'sl'-
H. iii e III 1I' tmicht tr.
,ifcats liz, IL. trc;i,'n n riear t1sncrntic mn.
insisv IL t1a inT ~ Sn,cr,.isnrs t., H.. ,he
III anrI ~ I'M JI sirnenE,a"EeIs nj e, ,ha tni
ni,ce @ of power. Outside of ti,Is township
fns, ~ m,,,a,' ,..s,,itten si,,. n,,,'. ~ ii
, 1881-04-07

hovo tot,nu frto ccval,1o-a.t,-, ~. ,I,,.,
,'' s'Sen 'n1o cos,asl"ton lce novanco OF
Ie1't anu othef household expenses, nnd haru
increased Tie WnRes Uf tllGir w0rkmer nc
cofdingly. the'o are soMe WIN still dispute
thu rightly Ut tie worklnKsncn n1d refuse to
accctle to their demands. 'rl,e nn{nters whn
struck mn Ston,lnv nt +bo ,a,v 'n,J,,,, Iu
y rtolo I''s,ran"n s,t. ~ s'' ~" - a"'' ,u'',
~ s'"ppo ',snt"leo ,s' n"'"lhR' cnfher III WIt-
'a'fl afMl Ilno streets, nre stitt nut, nnd tho
contracturs rcfnse to giyo tllein o,,u cunt nd
vance. To-day tho contractors Ind nun
in nttnntInncn frnr, NovorE o,,I 1,ia,n.
lNth. hut thar rian r,r"s,,, t,,
work villa t,,alr fo,,"".,v,.,,,n u" ,.cto ~
49, -. ,,.. w. tI'"""ot N.nsH Me'o
~ ,,,t1 sai.ne. 1 lho ON ha,as fi1W tlliik th9y
W.. ~ ~; ~ ttln ol,lt!lh0 ltatist DO
Ctn'1ti tta " May l, afid tlio flrn can get no
''"oi l'"''lsols' ....-....
, 1881-04-07


Th6ro wAa an unexpected attendant ut the
1l,Grn!t,g that utttnetGa soni0 attontiun, and
possibly seryctla lsafHt purpose attor All. Dur
iux tho quit progress 0f tho regular service.
large n,ouao Ii,au its appearance III tho north
ntalu and bpgan Alt inspection OF pHws. The
visitor WAS Kicked gently nut 0f utG seat alld
svaulpcred up tho i'assuvuway. Thon somebody
struck ut Ii with c!ls,c. Then u hat WAS
ses'ped after Il. and thon " iast tho mouse 70.
tretl to ana throaxn sai,, aoe. Ihia n"rt of
hut 1t, tho au.iluncu WIS i ittt!o fgtl,x. i Gr d
3ears old, making hts srct,ud ind somewhat rc-
lsctAnt visit u ttlu sanctuary, Thu HOUSE
aroused III hlIn tho krui est Interest. ilo watched
its waltderillxs With careful eyt. and "sp0ttel"
its ni,al retr0!t. ltoturnx to blu home. he Mns
the adventure u, I'LL WIN would llatou. and an-
nu,Inceel his Intention Ut surely solnx to church
uext sunday, adding that ha should take Uut
With hm tho ,uause-trap, which had Ioux becn
out Ut work, aud Hlso Tho family cat, and bod
get that Mn.iRA II Hi!ytHxtv did.
, 1881-04-07

NEW YoRk, April Gt-Alh0i,R the intel ar-
rivals are Hon, George II. Nobeson, Now
jersey: Gen. j, J. Reynolds. u. y. A.; lsey.
DR.. James Allison, l9ttsourg; Senator John
J.. Jones, Nevada; Congressman II. i. Page,
Cal. 1lou. George e. llazeiton, Wis; lluu.
J. N. Crawford, untted, States conslll to
Japa1,; John r. Sherit, Columbus; II. T..
Hand. E'mlsa; J. e. Whiting. St. Louis;
Senator isnycoe C6nkling, Utica.
THE SINKING FUND PURCHASER.
The Post says: ra.day the United States
Assistant Treasurer offers TO sell bonds to
the Government for the Pacific Railroad
Sinking Fund. We believe this ls the hrst