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, 1881-09-01


Mr.. 4. II. Hanson, General Passenger
Agent Ut tho illinois Central fsaltroalt, iii.
,,u.lnves that during tho continuance Ut tho
Interstate Industrial Exposition and tho
Chicago Fair Ills company will sell cxcnr-
stu, tickets to Chicago and return III GOI-
1,uetton with III admission ticket to tho ex-
position nj n1lc and Une-tlllri fare, nl'itig
enough, to make the rate terminate IN III
40" Or "5'' An atlmissioM ticket TO tho
exposition must always bo sold with It'll ex-
cursIon tfckut, alid tho price OF snn,e-a'
cci.ts-ndtlr.t to tho rutlroad fare. All sta-
lions I'll 1llnois slld Iowa, except ns noteh
leluw, will sell ny uboyo Sett. i. d. !, Il, y
II, ~ II, 81, uII ~, Oct. H. 9, IL u. au ~.
E6utl to return tlntll The following AI1tlt!nys
III addition to tboyc, nj! stnti1ns % l!lalnis
will sell with exceptions i0tetl neln~) Scpl'
III. ~ all4 Il, goUd to return aiitlt tho lollo"-
inE Mondays.
III addition. to all Of above dates. Frecport
and Dixon. md stations from liutlIewool! 70
good tu return, until Sept. y t1iu 20. resicca-
lyrjy nl Get, /, j, il, Aiu -! -, good to return
unfit OCt. j, 10, II, and n Respectively.
In SaIle will sell nn tile, following dates,
wtltnut regard to dates nboru given: sent.
u, :, y. H alltl lU, good to return. o1i or before
Sept. T.; Sept. Il, Ii. III, nn!l Il, gooH IT, RI;
rgturn on or before Sept. ~; Scpt. ~. eont1
to return oil or before Sept ~; Sept. " Ais
Oct. !, g0otl to return OIL or bc'orc uct. !:
Upt. y, good to return, on or btforc Oct. lo
urt. 10, II, Il, utld Ii, EOOd TO- return IN Ut
',eturc Oct. II; Oct. ~, Il, alll -, =. guou to rc
turn Oil or bufore Oct, -.
, 1881-09-01
Tile WEATHER.


OFFICE or TIFF Ct1Ep sloSA1 OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D.. C., Sept. ii a. m.~-For
the Lower Lake region, Tennrssgc, and Ohla
Valley, partly cloudy wenthar, local ruins,
wiuts mostly sonthwesterly, stationary oi
lower Temperature and pressure.
Fur the Upper Lake region, partly cloudy
weather, local ralns, variable wilitls, stttlo1,'
ary ur lower temperature, afld stationary
pressure.
For tic Lower Missouri Valley, partly
cloully weather, local ratns, variable Winds,
mostly nortlwestcrly, stationary ur lower
temperature, and generally higher pressure.
For The Upper Mississippi VulIey, par,ly
cloudy weather, iocal ruins, solltElerly shift
inK tD 1lor.l.erly winds, stationary or lower
Temperature, and stationary pressure.
Tile Chief Slgtlal Olllccr furnishes tho fol-
lowing special bulletin:
I4,t.lt ruins hive fAltcn III tho Upper Lake
regtull. Iowa, Missouri, the Ohio Valley, anil
Southern Texas. I.ainfalts are reported ut
Springfield Ut j lS-l00 inches, md nj Dns
.Mttnes Of :. Lilo, inches. Tho te,nperature
is generally tell degrees above mean for thu
sl,0l,tI, ln the Lower 1.ake reg!on n'itl New
Englunu 1t llAs risen In New England a'ltl
fallen IN the Upper Lake rogioh a1ll tho
Ohio Valley. Elsewhere it luts rcnafnc1
nc.lriy stationary.
Tile following special temperatures arc re-
ported tonight: EAstport, 81; burlington,
81; Quebec, II; MontreaI, ~: ALpcna, IL;
ST. Paul, II. Local rains arc lntlfcated ftr
FrElay iii New EnEland and the alIdulo
IucAL OBSERVATIONS ..--
| t.u,ua1l,, Aug Il.-ltl:is .. m.
, 1881-09-01

Sptttot DtIpateh to 1he Chteaeo tribune.
NEw ToitK, Aug. 3l.-Tlle probability Of
n renewal Of the freight war by tho Western
roatis creates ITO particular comment il1long
tic olllc{u1s of tile trunk lines In this city.
but 1t Is npparent tlut they aro watching thu
situation very closely and with nlncll tsuro
interest t',nn they would Hike tho public
to believe. ''svo don't caro- Whit they do
out West" said n higl. official Of tic naltl-
more IL Ohio lsold, "becnlise It Il u 1ltst OF
ll,alcnntents, a1ul nearly nlI Ut t!el ,nvc VIC
lutetl their pledgcs moro times than tllcro ttro
l,nirs In MY heutl during thu past three years.
4 tight Is n9thng new and, i in1ng1ratetill
fcutt. Ii will not ,ltfect tla trunk lines 70
any great extent. In tuct, tlul't tlltnk II
will be felt nt all BY the 1lye grcat roads ex,
tending fran Now York, rhlladelplllu, i'i,d
Uultl1lpro to tho West"
, 1881-09-01
CASUALTIES.
Continuation Of the Accounts Of Last
Saturdays Southern Hur-
ricane.
EOrty-scvcn In1ucsts 1fetl SO
Ear in Snvnnnnll-Nfnny
Wrecks.
Bad Drowning Accidents in Other Parts
Of the COMMUNICATIONS Mis- i ~
haps.
THE SOUTHERN HURRICANE.

r11E sOUTIIEtlN HURRICANE.
CuAuLEsroy, ). e., Aug. 3l.-1:cports
from forty-scyen rice plantations on Cu,Il}a-
l,ee and iAstlepoo itivcrs, 1lantoul's Creek,
Etltst,, River. unI tie eastern aud western
l,r,lnehcs Of Coouer River, show injury FROM
tlo storm to both plantations AMI crops llas
tu,rn very s.rIous. Ont Of the Whole 1l,,,,.
Der mentioned three pluccs only escaped
will, slight loss Others l,ave been entirely,
ur utmost entirely, covered with salt water.
nr,..tx nrn rcnnrtcd mt ovcr thirty p1accs,
n', , NV riaa ,,tn.,,a f., Nav mn, Inn, i.
a'fo ,o"hs Ivy p'1''tu -, r,.'. "e,,, s s,,,n
eo''sideFeu total loss. lHa 4hale" i!eet
which Is nearly rcady for harvesting. Inns
suffered from 40 to tn per cent. ~ Inany Ut
Tia ialda mr.. sti,l un,lcr water IN tleilnit
.,,',,rns nv s ~, ,osss, ,.,,, ~, .,;vcu
A9Nses " 'osscs t'le w htsc'' 49,. ..,u
Tho Schooller Jb!il' ltlley, 1io'n !.e1tsa'
, 1881-09-01

been appointed Assistant General Passenger
and Ticket Agent In hiA rlace. Mr. l'owcl's
resignation Is due to n difference nf nnlilon
liz th .lel,ir,'ne,t. @ Mr. Whitney. WI" ialsc,
ht4 pIatl, Is NJ, ttfr Md eclrnt ticket ,lta1l,
md well ulutIlietl for tt,p position. l1e l!as
cnrnc.l Tho prt,1,lutnl ny log ycars 0f tAit!l-
fnl md efficient wbsk In the service Of the
company.
nir. W. r. Hayes tns beer appointed Trav-
cling Passenger Agent Ut tho Michigan Cen.
trn!, with headquarters ut Kansas City. ar.
". Il. Wyund has beet. appointed Travelling
Passenger Agent Of the company at st. Paul.
inatIo It's Passenger Agent at Milwaukee.
Col. T. f. Onks. Vice.1'nsIdent Of tho
EOrtherrI Pacific Il Oregon 1'ranscontlncnt-
al Hallway Company, arrived III tho city
ycstcrtay from irlp over ht1 roa,'. l!c tilt
not tarry lomE. but wclt East BY tl!e'n ?, y.
Oaks Willie on 'Iis thur of Inspection wers
published day or two ago In dsspntcfl
from vt. lnill.
MIR. F. Z. Hills has been forced by long and
continued ll1-tealth to rcsiRM Ills position ~
t;ennral 1'rafe Manager ot ting Sioux Clty "
1stea ss'tls 'Tay T. t % s Fe;ixa;I' a' ds thsf 6sc
ufter tle oillcc Will heaby'is|,e,i. Tic .IutIes
sHmetl BY t!io t;cieral Freight Agent uni
| GeHerul Passenger Agent respectively.
Tho following cEAtges III the t;enefal
Freight Department Of tho Chicago. bnrltnv.
iloi.llccti, md will Ko Into eIfect Sept., l:
Sir l'aml Morton. AssisInt t;enera!
Freight Agent, will hereafter bc designated
| NJ ftrst-AssistAnt (;ci1eral Freight Agent,
ontl Asssstnnt f;encral Freight Agent. Will
tits oiltce ut Chicago. Mr. q. II. !loss lt;,s
been appointed Division Freight Agent. III
cllarKu Of the Iowa p!yisto1,,, with MS Office
ut Burlington, Mr. Y; r. Mn9re, Gcncra r.
other duties, have charge of tlle freight hlisl
ness Of tba CArt'Inau DrAnch between Cur
thu4u llld burlington.
, 1881-09-01

rersutG ulIiur discussion tho question whether
tho .is,y .iuscrt.is rroEu The wolf y. llsrbont.
.iItl suIl that ho hnl brought up volt that
ii Wis, pcsius, remarkably Intelligent NM
ct,uiI upon tho doors ny turning the @ hana|es, ~
Whua il haaFs clock strike 1t wou1u staaa oaa
Tue hamds round with its paws. 1t y fnn.t ut
perfumes, and live. on Et,o4 totm: Win R'tTfy TX
cnts. m bark re6un,LlBs thxt Of dox. II. Ig
MortiIist, o., The 0tsler band. aaIa that he aati
pepR anleRyoElug IN rain to tAnIt wolves. 1tley
were keltls uutAxh 10 lung - they we're youux,
Iut lt,rxtuv savage ut the adult uXu.
, 1881-09-01
THE PELLAGRA.
A I'safllcnce Witch Causes Complete
Degradation Of tho Physkcul ana
intellectual Powers.

A I,catllcnco V'ItIcIl Causes COmVIeto |
,,,vrnd.t,on of tho Physkcul and
Intr,lectuul 1so.vcr..
II :. ui,rut ia yc,ys st,,cr the ncltngra
~ ~ noo.at n~ ,i''s ~ r,S",s s ,rs, , i, s,n,In
niade 1ts appearances w tut9pe Ats. 3 ~ 1'h,
afterwards II! trallee 'Hld 1ta's: a1la 't!scs III
srtnrgo ius assumed ytst proportions. III
s,,n rr","ra of n,.rra,,,., ,,lou,.. In tho wear
tne llo,'ce a. ~ oa ne.s"uo ''I1' ~ T., a,a,,,," ~
1879 ut !cast soou' petso"s. ~ ~ ea'ea' ';;a'..1
almost 10 pcr cent OF tho agricultural pupil
,ut,n, If lint urov1ncr. rho effect Of the
'.'",,, '..on ~ +, .,n,a,,,",n ,orrn,tnt;<u, of tia
Il,''aany - .,' Io.i i.!,.',,ao.,,.,; m..nru Tho
physical n1M lnteliectnsi powers LIN
gre,ltur part Of tho victims either die In the
junnttc asylgns md hospitats or commit
e,,,Io lrnvinp t],o .ectts OF Tic mulaty IL
, 1881-09-01
The Scandal Mt West polnt-Capt. Hmr"
sIc,,,sx ycrAlou Of tho 1Attsttr-Test1stl0
nv Of II, ", b. COuko Hx to HIS Social

syc,,,,x ycr.lol, Of tho Aft.ttr-Testlilo-
ny OF II. ". b. Cooke ax to His Social
xinnAering. ...
UStyEns!ry Ghun, Ftfth l.. Avenue: !e r.i,.g:. A,ng: ~
hnyu hpen called iii finp!'stnr and ~ ntner baa
names for nu rcasnn Wfaspvcr cxcort that ai!i
', &xo as sa 'tss live u novor
usud my In,tx,,ngo nr lullG nnyth!n0 unheeuha-
INK u Ecntsetnan: On tho ;t'th Instant wGn1 . 10
,,nsed Msss f%'nt 70 H Miss - ana hor ,asthos by
Mr. Hendricks A1.d Gen. Howard: thu Copy
tnandnnt. to wlom ! tos,k % & !f'er m,ti II ,I,e liz
t,E sayIl,g tho words !" nultl" and "1m,iIoacst =
Sos SS Ms, .is ,o, iassao ii!s!f 1: ia tt I'D II ss
suIti tmae l,su of tho words - bold" .sld " iin-
1ntM,est." sho tt,on sa!d ! WnK uo Rcnt'einu,..
shu nutioneu. Thu friend d!d MT speak t, ne
Vi, tho sh1ret, nt.snl,Rt he stnycs! IT TUG hs.tel
,s to5E n!r i so ter; @ III % sr
muthor the next inur,ins called Mn several g.
vvru I',.liles, and said was not what ronso- M
Wslssnls to ito 81. Tho matter culmi ;'ntl sha
struck me- tho nsssct,co u III Gss.n t rIa1. aa ~
Ht,eAk. Htt rrtrIAtcd aIuwlf.
i lott tho hotel next morning, ns was Eo1s1e
S9.st stcat ~ see 81 sGS s;K ues teIa4 ,
ilntHntor. beg u rcfcr % tue following lettce
10 sivlI.ato n,setf fyo!:. to ar est 9po " II, le:
Writssi, Army, brought with htu. from EnGlnnd
Stsr VITA t. 4 ty s Rstfi: II. It. Say M fFo sFS Era @
tho Civ ut llcrl!!l, 1roin slaj..Geu; v. Fruit
NMthail. Of tho l!rltlsi Army, and II ilnrrl,.s
Tired ner aud Kvntesua. b....tnx ,a .a.ti9!s y.
for distinguished serscos. nna stAt!?9 tnnt ~. ~
wAs AtA,llt 10 make bono Il! Atn1sie't hna ~.
i5Srts 4, sett;c hsrs. flo ;sssu brought ottcr,
fran Grace Greenwood ~ tho i'res!tGSn,:, u g m
, 1881-09-01
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 3l.-A heavy shower
of ruin full here lntu this evening, thu first
fur four weeks. Tie dispatches show that
the rail-, extended over II considerable extent
OF territory The temperature Is much lower
SINGS tho rain. Pastures IN this region were
brown md dry. Corn Is beyold the Stacy
,y,ero ruin chi do ally gUtht, but vegetables
MD irrsfl,rrs viii ba greatly benefited by tile
rain. M0rc, however, 1lltsst colne to be ol
my practical Surylce.
, 1881-09-01

SptclaI Dt.paleh 70 IAe ChteHoo 1Ft5tat.
lSnlASAtULls, I,tl., Aug. It.-Aoout Ialf-
past O'Clock tlis nfternoOn Henry Stevens,
{, paInter, w!.ilo adjusting swinging ladder
uo,IE tt,u rcnr wall of Mozart Hull, lost Ills
pnancv aiNl foil from the rnof Into cellar,
was instantly killed. lla WINS about III
wears Old, nlld lenyes Il wife. but Ito children.
, 1881-09-01
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEw YouN, Aug. 3l.-Arrlvet!, tho Cana-
da. from. uAyre, an4 tho Scyala. froln Liver
pou!. ,
HAMBURG. Ang. 31.-Arrlyed, tbs W!ela1ld,
from New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. 3l.-ArElyed, tue Arl'
iiALr1,ii,iyE, Aug. 3l.--Arriyel, the
DrulllscitWelg, frOnl I,roule,l.
lI,Snoy, Aag. 3l.-'rhe Devon!a and C!ty
OF LolIloli. from New furk, l'ase "frlYea
EEw Youg, Aug. 3l.-Arriyed, the State
OF Flurlda, from Glasgow.
, 1881-09-01
RtCHMOND'S WATER.

IlIc11uoNp, Va., Aug. M.-AppltcatioA was
fled u few days ago by the Richmond u
Allegheny IlailroaA In tho llustngs Court
for, III, Injunction 10 restrain the City Of
Richmond from taking water from the eanal
through. the waste-gata recently y opane0 BY
tho Atayor tor the purpose OF providing u
supply ut water for tha city water,wofks.
tbs E0urr granting tho prayer Uf ths lptiti0n.
Unless sous cou.prointse can be ctfectcd the
supply must bo cut otf MonuaY tlaxt aid tho
city po without WateG.
, 1881-09-01
"EvICTlON," LITIGATION.
Ho<tlnI Dilpafeh to Tie Ehttapo Trtbuns.

DEr,,oIT, 3!lcl,., Aug. 3l.-Willi1M Moltny Lo-
mns,,oy, u dealer III second hand books aud
clrio, Of this city, secured all injunction to.day
restraining Chmslus +. vcrNcr and WIlllam II.
l}arton froln tho further presentation ns tno'r
plny, +" Evlutlon," Mt tho Park IhoatEo mere.
Lunlaauoy rlai,ns to bu tho author OF plny
oonyriubiol tntter tue sutno titis year lust
Nprli. Thn Vcr,lor- llurtun eol,pal,y Gut1lo lero
from Chiuugo, opentng lust Monday ialabt., ~.
masiIuy uitjY ulullus right t0 tho ittle. And the
uoiupa1,y Is producing tho play so1ol9fotu given
l,y tGpjn this evening uiltlur tho tltlo. Mtris.
thriia." It Il possible that tho n!1atr WILL he
cCuuronllsc1,
, 1881-09-01

Sp{tfdI UapdstA 10 7Hd CHtta9V 174o3Hk@
ErF1SuitAM, ILL.,, Aug. 3l.-We had q
shower Ut raln to.lay, tho llrst since June o.
Thu prospect for I, heavy rain tonight Is ex-
ccl,ent. Tho cprt crnp, with the exception
ruined bUyolltl redemption. Thu farmers
,lnvu hot yet beel nD!a 10 do my plowlnE for
tull planting or sowing.
, 1881-09-01

CEDAR RAAIDs, H.. Aug. N.-One OF the
most terrific thunder storms tlat eyer visited
this vicinity occurred hero this norn!ng.
Mrs. Snyder, farmers wife. was killed
wliEo stund!ng III door. Five dwellings
were struck in tl,is vicinity anil ono In
A1uriou. The latter burned. Six barns near
the city wcro struc1z, and buried to the
Struck. Ona wins 6Iuwn to pieces BY /. siuall
torin,tio. MuCl. stock WIS killed by light
iilng, mil 1t struck great na1ly trees aud ln
nther pl.tres Tho sttlrm wtss accompanied
by Il fine ulltl Inucil-,lGelctl rain.
, 1881-09-01

NEWARK, o., AuK, :1.-pnstsnuster Lyon has
rr,.nt%ed ~ uxDrcss fTula Cincinnati a lHu gold
witch a,,I chat.a ior Capt. .. a. tamk, thu NAN ~
whu siappe1 Morrison ltlr say! lug )" lie hopeu 10
tilxl Inrttell would dlc. mud Whusp pntEono
ast uaa Uuen approved by over ~ subssrln.
IN 70 .ba psnny suosc!pon fnnd H. tn rn1sn fit
su.sa' ii the Cluriuuall tu;u1atrcial 1t " Of
, 1881-09-01
ARIZONA OUTLAWS.

TOMBSTONE, Ari.. Aug. Ji.-A Deming
dispatch suys ll,ore IL reason to believe uult
tl,ore were IL nnu!bcr Ut wllltc men III the
supposed bnnd of savagcs wllo ,nado tho re-
cent rail- Itl which Georgo Daily WIS killed..
Tlis is Inferred frunl the lntE!!nge lisetl by
tiun sl,owil by them for specie atd bal,k-
tItItt4.
, 1881-09-01

Fotsr WAySE. Ind, Aug. M.-JuEnny
AIuunix, ugcd u years, accompanied by
younger sisters, wlilo searching for their
COW were caught on II long trcstie bridge on
tho truck OF tho PIttsburg, Fort Wayna Y
Chicago Hallway BY fust line lust night
forty-tiyo miles wcst Of this place. Ills sis
la, hnng To tlle extreme end OF the brtaGe
tinibers a.,d narrowly escaped injury. liz.
becutllji,g paratyxeA witt. fear, dId not get
far enough away. ant! was instantly Killed
aud horribly Mutilntptl.
, 1881-09-01

JACKSON, Mich, Aug. at.-.rEe lied
Ribbon State Convention met IN this city to-
day. 'fl!o attendance WIS disappointment.
huFtiy moru than 1ifty being present. an
organization wns effected ai,d speeches made.
T|,cu Il sar.us t,r resolutions In favor Of PRO-
hIbEtton mil pse,lgtn. war MI tho rum trnt1!c,
etc.. were introduced. Ihese resolves favor
tile turning over thu red Ribbon to ths I'eni-
tIcr,ncc 4illlu,ce. They arc not yet Ad0ptcu.
, 1881-09-01

MUSHROOM, Mlcil., Aug. 3I.-A !lolla'M!
wol,ut,, wife Ut Albert Derllbusl,. WAS klllel
by lightning III this city today. Sho WAS Ut
work Ut tha roar part of tho house. Dnrlug
the storm tie lightning pIssel dawn through
t,, r0ul nill entered lIcr body neir tl!e 'ieck,
killing her Instantly.
, 1881-09-01

JrFFE1.soSv1LLE. InsL, AuE. st. The
Louisville, Nuw Albany Il Chicago Railroad
will be run Into Je.fusaonyl[le Vi, I'LL !nde-
pcntleult track within Il few weeks. THU work
Of constructing the r0Mi-betl Will be begun
US soon us the surveys ctl1l pe made,
, 1881-09-01
HOLLAND. MICH.

Sptetal Ut.patta to 1Is tatta2o 7Ffh1aA
lloLrASl, Mich, Aug. :t.--iesterduy tile
leut WIS Intense lure, tho Thermometer
rnygug ,all ,lny from l00 10 l0i tteKfees Ut tle
sHutic. i|lO liottest ever experienced liere 10.
ftirr, ii u n'cIuc!s lslst evening II still sfooa
o.! Nntl otl Ut D O'Clock.
, 1881-09-01
A lsltst.lly 1sreacAcrs

MIC F{NrfN E7TsLIQIHW4 ~, ,.,.
The Rey C, Hammond vi QuArryv!iie locan't
cry fur sllluit MAtlers. Lust week while berTp.
i,,E ie broxu Io,ie In oue ankle, a.!a aad It @ ~
o SATURDAY, haylx 10 tao ~ - , sosaHs ,,X arlt
f.; went IL CHURCH On Sunday, and, suppofAaS
ID leae Va uAulr, pfesshsu Aa 4sxhAof-
, 1881-09-01

Bp.etaI It.pateh ia 7hs chteaao 1rtbuNs.
ISmASArDI.is. Any. 3l.-Audruw 1larh!n,
RECENTLY frulu Louisville, who las been eHl-
ploycd us tprtuan III tl'u foundry ot t'!e ''cw
cur works, was oysrcoIhs by lleat this 1Aost-
Ing ,l1uI dlelI before mon.
, 1881-09-01

NEW YoRk, Aug. 3l.-Thu Wabash, st.
Louis & TAclilc Railway lus added four
superb tllntng-cars to tho equipment of lts
lIue. Passengers on tllruugh trains cast artl
west will now t,ayo tirst-ctnss foul uild sery.
Ice,
, 1881-09-01

- h,
l}tuoMlSt;rOs, ILL.,, Alls. Ill.," MnE
slusblr, driver Of hose-cart M. !. was thrown
from tic drivers seat this iunr'iIns M!al run
0yer by tho cart, wh lcll Inflicted Vnfy
dangerous but 1t ls ilotetl hut fatal Injuries
, 1881-09-01

DEs MolSEs, H., Aug. :'l.-A heavy storm
OF .ikl.tulng, wint, a.at ris,prcvalted !'sre IT,
njght, rio East Slao opeta-llUusa' was
str,,rk by Lightning. flm fall Ut r1tas WAS
8 IL [IIci,us Iii tllrcu hours. 49, =,
, 1881-09-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
I3AItNuNIs9.

ANA" ~ ~ -3~ -
WIN oro ron, aN ~ IN wo,,'an " ton,ut,t" aa,d
n. u. rhomas ycstort'ay to Tn1nuNs rcprcsent-
ntivo. "and II you'll como over to tho tutits WIN
mo III show you "st how We 90 IT.. anu III ts. 10.
aro not down OH TUG program Ut "usef'so'
mas Tbenas !. may be unnecessary to state, is tic
nrcss ,"n,,t IT ti,o urc,t j5ur,ut- Lol..t, co,,-
soaon whose mammoth ,oats ~ now W., p,shs .h,,a
a'sxssso !Ia, every day "0ous '''''' 'f on''"so's
u"i; Haa iavltntton was aeeep.oa, but tho uovspa.
tho 1to fnn,,,ie. @ % though foarnE on NUMEROUS oecu-
s,a suv ri',, 1',o s,ronn lint In was nnuut to
witness t,srns u.ucs.s,n,,, ,'erobat, " truucxo
artist lid MI everlasting and torrlo alteu to
tho world. Tho Visitor a'a. ho~oyer' seo , '.,oro
.nan sn' INV a n'.enoa Of roe 0 ae MI
!: r. ss:S S s'; iHs$ ss: IL III
i6as % rush ss,,snE through tue tents hid tho1i
" sw the sf.s wne s S'9 o 1u aaSe aSe
iisto lo,. s Of how much thorc Is that might b9
seon lnsl''o tho rnpoa ud beyond ta9 s.cret; ~
hang!ngs Of tent. ooa VIZ ~,
extromu satisfaction, 1t gaye the visitor is.ss
tgt +" 9rawa ;n - a.rs nugt a',n M "pn. ro nj nd wak
poy ss nj Wnot iont nes nyaa aa2S
sooM to "rur trA objscios1a s bessso u ls 9uids,
whose Eaco IL not ntily falnllinr 70 III tao PCT,
formers md attendnts .ol thG "nreat Gatssoi
tate" but to ovory stt,wnlnn ~ tne country H.,
sori6o Introduced q md el'attsA With sli u
tho htnan curlass!es to 1 sGs spi,aTue. tno
living stkelotosl, conll,lu!ilct wltilc &s innna9
h!selt that lo fs!t tho hent morn wfh m his l,is
| daughter ELLA. Il pert little miss wut4h!IB ~,
wto s.tot nour by. lnoklnE tno sery lSf1e1,lqn M y;
2, co5o5s c~c aM 9Silas Kill boy Tho,as
hsSsa'1ab TO- "bsoryat!en: " rhsFs's sas @ original
Ece1co tnorna9 msn ~ ,, wn VIII, ~ 1,sn,v .,ars
ako-lts curiosity FROM that !sct s!lnHo " %nu W.
tlon polnt!n9 to tto 9gea !ea,ier ot 1no t
thnt Ii Ultl Dcorroot who latle such wutider-
fnl record rs q runnor IN England "hcn nc WIS
In Ills primo" ,.a,,,c.,u ,r.
knDwIcdHtd Ru introduction, aud 30 t!td ll!-
wurn, tho hishy-heAdGd 0ets,rpo's' WHO
atuod beside hor c9lore.I assar Lss.s
with q beard. They toll tho stoty
ubDnt 1tlawnrl that she is dGvoutty rcl!E!ols,
md lrn'y bolioyes that tho rreslneat WILL fe'
cover bera.tso sho has pruycA ior hlt.l. .u,,...,
Whs tho wssor na n,n n,s III, GS so Wnes "u" viii M
cl9iIt- foot long beard, tho formnr reached ou'
with his right foot and n!eh Ionas WaiHthE W y,
Il v!ye. 49,,
Nearly nh hbnr hnl s!lnpcd away nelnro 14, ~ ~
attractions OF tho sc-ah0w wcro nbafiIoIlc1 ~
oxt. M t. it is ,io.t Iargu enough for ii, or.l!Inr,
circus. 10 toll ull tHat Wns seest R9lnR ul tnea
: would require unllM!tou spacc., II JILL ~ ,' n!u'
elephant Ur nttor HnlHial. rauds!y-attafGu t,otr
1 furmcry bnnaors, earpetB tu9s, juKg!orb Mt,l'ai
i nnpcs. ladders, ind. In fnst. ~ tnet j.
, 1881-09-01

HpYf@NE
WAupAcA, Wis, Aug. Jl.-t'llo floor ut
l,lcl,url l.ca'a warelo.lso E7lvo Why t'lls
morning, an.l GA0 BUSHELS Ut barley whnt
crashing through two tluDrs. 1fulnw some
rtnn ,lI,|oa,llng gruill hNA Just HtclIpcu OIL,
thus undoubtedly snying uielr lives.
, 1881-09-01
MATRIMONIAL,

gp4etaI DnpatcA u 1A1 ChleaQa TF7buNa.
MtsxEloS, slich.. Aug. h,--Afttlnr Y.
stil,en, city ctl!tnr Ut tho Ullsu Jottr71nt, WAS
1l,urrlcl u Allss Morn u. J0llso's IN this clfy
tenK a1d lstt q, {GS eys s En- Thu oxaat 1St
NtfuiE,
, 1881-09-01
A hill PASSED.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 3l.-A bill! to In.
corporate tho Cincinnati T. Georgln Railroad
plssctl the Se1lnte to-tiay without atlolld-
i1lcnt. The vote wns Hlla0st unanimous.
, 1881-09-01

Hb2tHT lH3paEtN 10 1Hf IHss0pV tFE78's"
Aucul.A, ILL.,, Aug, 1l.-A freight traiis
wus tlrupnctt through Il tresttt-wnrk 81, tho
Illinois Midland ltallrond NJ Chesstrsf!Ie, Il
small station four miles west 0t here, TUES
tlay night, tlclMnllsI,ng nno cars of Er'lll'
md nll ungtne M ul&o was 50 ri0usly Auit.
, 1881-09-01

TERnE IIAUrE, 1inl., Aug. 3t.-At u lato
hour lust night, wtlilo party nf farmers
from about Lockpurt, II village few miles
south Ut this city, were seEning in tho Wa
bush ut I!aymu',d's lliitle, twenty 1ailes
south Of here, four Of thenl-liohry
l}erkaw, Marshall Ferrell, Emory l.osple.
MD james RudisclI-were drowned. Tho
bo,lcs Of Bcrkuw aud ls.disell lslye been re-
covered. :. 80,
sr. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 31.@Ihc bo.ly of
tuilW0od County, lias been Recognized as that
of u young lnnti named John Wcbner, from
Si,eUoygn,i, Wis. Tie deceased, WIN tl|sa!'-
ju;lreE Inst Thursday, WIS last seen Mttenpt
suup,setl tn luvt. fulgn OF uni drowned.
FnYEnUl.0, Me-, AuE. 3.-Ihrca Young
men, SONS nj Caleb and 5,llnl1el DwtgeI aud
Andrew II. Leonard were drowned III Spco
U[yer ut UrowniIuld this afternoon.
, 1881-09-01
NEW YOItk CITY,

opet7dl Uasp01tR 70 IhS EhEt90 3T910He*
NEW YoEK, Ang. :'l.-Yemperat.lru: a:ao
n. m. ": q II, Ill, II; Up. ILL.,. ~; II III. II.
Avrraup temperature, 19}f; tyerngu t1inper-
utllru t0r corresponding uate last yeaF, ".
, 1881-09-01
LOST L lIAND.

Couyc,L l}Lurss, ill.,. Aug. 3i.--J. G.
Matthews, Ut t',s city, l'au Ills right hand
torn oil to.iay ut TIM snidters' rHu1alon at
Shenandoah by tlle premature a'schasRo VI 3"
c1llllull II, Il sham 1attles
, 1881-09-01

8ptftat Dttpateh 10 The chteaeo Tribune.
ELKttAlrr, Ind, AuR. 3t.-Several houses
weru cntcrc.t by burglars last ,,lKl,t ntMl IT,
ltcycd OF large Hutn OF money md vnlutl-
btes. For thu l'.st fuw nights robborlcs have
been l1tII1iDrUtt9,
, 1881-09-01

KILLED ny LIGHTNING.
sp<et4. Uurateh to tbs chteaod Tribune.
I1Scul.S, Scb., Aug, 3l.-14Eghtnlngs struck
the farmhouse OF ]. GralIt. sasrn ,niies
sutb oi tl,ts city, slIls evening, fatally Ill
iurllg Ills daughter.
, 1881-09-01
MURDER AND SUI.
fuflEA

Noilwtc1t, Conn, Amg. 3l.-Wllliam Nyc.
OF Lebunoil, tried to murder his wife niMl
,,otl,er.iI,-uw, but tic plstu1 WIS out Of
urdrr. Lie tllgi killed himself.