davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-06-08
THE WAREHOUSE BOARD.

1PteMt 1s8pdtfH 10 7Ht eHHHV7 f'4"u7s
SiNtSaFiEt.D, ILL.,. Jutlo AT the i.loitti-
ly meeting of thu 1tai]roah ar'd Warehouse
Commissioners To-day CItef Grain Inspector
Reynolds filed Ills new bnn,i III the penal
SUN ur $t0.0uU, which was approved. Ills
report TOR Muy shows that the hay-ro!l 0t the
department was $7.nI1,::r!!. His action III
"lisclp!l,ling IL number Of Ills furce was
approved by tile Doartl. William nhlwoll
l!as heen rcLnstated as Sec3,n! Assistant tn-
i s.gaiisi the Wnba.l, fa,r % oS,sr',st td slavIs
tim on The Illinois I.fHr at lla-
snma. 1t was .tfstnlSsra u,hEar tllt,
opinion Ut llle Attnrnry-firneral.
published, RECENTLY in TIN: l'NtnCSE, IN
dlrtinn In tie matter. Tile Commissioners
and their secretaries left til II special tralll
this aftnrInnl to mike an official Inspection
ri the Illinois Central lines.
, 1881-06-08
GOTHAM SOCIETY.
What In tiotnu OM Among tlse Now
- York Na&5lfo.lMlIex.

Nt,u r,rk su.. JaAe f.
Ilecoratiofi-Day WIS t!tlltxMl IN tho utmost
extv,, II II opportunities by tnr pleasure
seehis huu""e. ~ a','tS '''"l e,'nu.'lo''s
while ,lrags,' lan.Iaus. anl j carts vera wcMl-
l,,a their why Ia uuntral Park, eysry boat ul,a
n4,s a' '1't ~ r''' n , "u , ~ ,,,s" ,""s. ..o
SINUS OF n1e''' WoIletls n1lt' o'il!aseh easeF u
s0e tho procession. a'Hl to 10 !olur to the
,,e1nQry uf ttie !llnstrtuns aentl. No tInur as
ssnolsRs Of bgsaty %na tasIon ,s' was M ever
the summer meellng. Tho club house n''d
tl'o grantl stalal were ono i'lass Of waylnH,
"'sm "t"1't ; I.s" .,,o,, 49,, % s.,..".. ",,,
PARTIES oi iA4l "on'en a.M sp"stn9 l"e''i
tle atmosphere was perfection, tic rAclItE
good. and aI' tho world, h!s wife t'l-
Thu days sport over, rush was .n'.'lo
for tile clubhouse, wliorc every I'rlsAto roonl
aml a'n,ost, every talle in tl1S'largs dining
s,,uii brcslllt III orIlliui,t ulul strikEug rs tic
nlttMr pitlortlaIlu hull been an l,sl,tr ur twO
hpft,t. 1'll' ll,,llcs' dresses were mara III,
Ily!Iua!Izest y,,a s1,awe4 to better a4ya!.taEo
ininls. Qr anil,l ttls nlotlty tl,rulik el,l ersi
l,allri4ull,u nlMl picturesque As llt!su wuri! ut
the cUacllHg dinner un the previous Satur-
iay, al,ti III sOine eases they WIRE prn6ubiy
the Yallle. Mrs, Wllllhnl jays AlartIlInl Ntel
YlWI JatIIun,Intt RISES, l!l', yelAw u.ld resl
tInis II wlltGll were exactly reproduced III
Iur cnstlill4e, WE'RE must baau,nK aud niteet-
III, Allss lickwltll', tlelicnlu pl,,k, with ita
Il,ussrs Ut friilgr uni iucv, ullt Mrs Ercertuk
ljrUssol'a uulut aud lMlylikv but pt.rfwtly-
tlttinH Worth cnstnllla, Wurr b.Itt, nlllch re-
Wis Eafa fF t(My stl,jl Us tl1o spurtiux w0tll
li,ay ilpt SEQ HEatn fOr ,ll,,,y yunrs
III, addition to tllu ATTRACTIONS Ut JeroulQ
l'nrk, there weru seyeFa very pes.sill}t col.tl-
frY t,nrttes lnt,lp iii for 1)ocUt1ltjt,1,-lluY,
Thvys Win n iNrga gathering Ut New YUrk
psul,le 1T AIr. Eiwar.l King's' OH Staten til.
niui. viii. 4 substantial lniioc0li uil.i lawn.
tutllIYs ud libItuHl. 4 very KAY party ut tl,Oso
th1 'KIMtcruarte,, sut ii wetit tlUwl, tu Oystur
, 1881-06-08

NEW nRLEAN*, l.a., Iuuo Electromagnetic hit
stsaiyt nupert,nr Etut, M. ssstntIo: XXX. xttax2
k.5; btSh HrNdns. %A3tts.N
GRAIN-t.nrH pssler: i1G.tss. uats eRstsr; +ss.
i'UNS-M EAt-llMll a,d tnwer, $H.Asf;.A
iIAf-i,MlI: lttHle, <!ttdts3t.lu shuice, f.*.1].
rHOvlsl0Ss-I,ulk pIrsts higher; shoulders, 10.
nncpn-Sh.,nldtrs htM; $s.ttktIt3}$.
MMlsKt-ateA1yi W:st"rn F.tutlile., tloaal, 10
mon. 7ts13c: far r. fally fatr s's.sha, pr!mn ta
did whnk, Uf.tinry - p5in,r, H{tt'a.. -.
e1at;S
, 1881-06-08

DETHniT, June S1.-kLDlfN-QuIet
uttAlx-Wheat qnato4l nuunuts N0. ! whlts, lLla3{,
June, 1i1t July. t1x August nnu vIt0nbat,
Nh, willie, 31r{1 Et f1tl $1,t7!xt rsG0pIH, Wh6Mt
l1,Au lut shipments, MAyht, Atsll b4.
, 1881-06-08

uIn ,!iIt ri trrn>nrr tEi.atks. AMI th"t h Irrl
II .tlntnI h. IS iIrw III prI,t'n in srnil. HHG
tritlc Il required 10 liltrrntc him: II my In'
wild nrFnl 1t, hu viii Hiyr tho totlbr ahtthirl hl
tho trra.ttrc lhll the remarkable fnEt rt,pet:t-
lIIp This mysterious .rpsll H. that It Is H iintrd
IN several rnrth Ut HnHIanl, iDr niren'iy hr h.>
buried near. Derby, mad 10 AIothcr TINT II u
hurled nultr Leicester
, 1881-06-08
f;INCINNAY[,

CtSrtNxArt. T.. June 7.-c0rToS-alrohga at lo9Ea
FLnuil-Easleri Iauy, thWGsS,15, fancy, u.I-
changed.
tIltAlS-W1lrat trtnsr, ko.3 rod s1.tt Corn heavy;
NJ. u nxel. 4.se. That. dnlit Nh. 9pl14l. *B&u&
tHuEia!aNk- ale.f tMtt uil.lHr: 3tts4. Lard srArr
ftu1l ulk ueutr qurLt HuAalHrs. $40; clear F, Kill
1tugufI 4NiUt Asd una,a1ttGI,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; $i.h1 -
iItITEll-ln Mr hgiNattd1 fancy creamery, Al&llcs
chuic1 Wuntsrn Huservpt lstSlu uiluIes cvnFi Uhu,
, 1881-06-08
Ilftli A,tI.1-S.

n &sl,4 Of nttKA ln t!llA nhfkHt hfE lunN9
vi " III s1tnkaHt u q ~ iltr o.Hh p!Eot MN.
lbs fnr pt+!i .!i1. itNtl ln.Hf aE!l ~ ~ tts y
!s,T,rasrs ~ II Mllbs nhu hs"! hf'a III ~ 1"F "seF
tEs " wan .,t 9 Es hMr, ntfR
s'aiu =. sa w "t' "Ss, I" ts' ,,,Y :i.T q
III Tes,ntas stH.l. wns tntrrtesrd Win " .t.s
4 sttshtf t''' "!'>t III '''A "h't"s' W.T." ''o'Fu
II M ,,,,,,.
-: .uts'
s1laCl' 5mhe ,,,,,,x ,,,,iy ,n,n;t.ssir. iii ai,t
t25th!t, .te,,,,nd sxetm fur si,,ek una Feeding
tistt II, scarce nn wnHti,a: ,rttsx af,lliy;
EttD Ahl's X Wi III: heayy strix f.rt.fs, {iNtH
fvtfrt,s, ,E i. III lxi; tDIin il, rl.,iler butchers
IT, iant ~ n.Hni Il, iri,r Er,,iIrg xteart $4t%
ii; Mat. .',.a.'st 4: u,a.s rnsa,,s fussia
81 t,rrIn{< hi IleAi. s!lrtlFMt*. nulict ycry
~, rand Mtth"r-' uni thlsf'IliE .aSMHhd, fals I"
n.J N!,t in % E.n !" I,,r. nf it"iti,,,nna. IL ~
'iItSs-talfs mlfn: m.tf X ~; IL ss,,.t, q, IsmrT @
tNdp rse'p's '''. ".!',S. """s'' s"''"e""" ''"''
.,,, INN, 1.-t,Arrf.1,, -lsrcsipts tD.das, 50,
RIiAS9ii S9ii,nnluI,, III ears; sjca{s with fuir sl.
tnG: fsstcrIl lrnt!d Gutn 9."hi ~ ehutcu atfats
EN44A; rxfta 1.S ~ M su ~ - rcn Hxn
st n ,,. enI, +" ~ - sa ~ wv" "~s'
H3Aa; fiinNt - -, ~ IN ~ ."ant,sts ttI, ,p.,vpea
sHEEf AM s IN, ID ~ ,i,!,t *p wsx f,.. ss"rC
tlnash talsi NIX 5t tt.H si' II a. ~. aii sn
enpn i,""s r. ili: r,ItIsvne,f ijJ.Niuji, III rnrs
GFiS.ncatitt tcs.s i rttuS, ht.{rr tfhI mpdIuui
evd dtma.: Il XIV y,r,r. n nnS Hi rnnl IL tinhi
TIT Ynsris it. rlA,ai: u,,,nI IN ,rp. tikptSti
~ medium .raIlr*. ttHF.nh'i lev eylrn scltrtcll
NJ, EiBeiE.: V'.+. SA'5::aI'.
, 1881-06-08

PHILAnELPHlA, JuNe 1.-W0ut-Qulet bnt hrm1
Ohlo, Pennaylvana, and West VlrIIn1a aoub1a uxtrp
&n4 shore, s4Na3yi s4Gs. &2tS3li medium. 49&@af
coarse, S,ot New York. MlchiKan. lnfans snd Waal-
eFn due, SA44fai ,aeliup1, EStI1ut wxxhsd ss,m1nE
St31G.
MOArDS, June 7.-WUol.-F!tni; in good dH!,hndt
Onta and rsnns5etxnia. !t9 til1l slluaaan hnd VIZ.
washed tt'iblnK, sAst1di unwashsA Hpots. ljSates
rul)8l. ItH RA
, 1881-06-08

l'E0liIA. iuns 7t!nAlS-Curn atsadJs hIRt.H,lxe.i.
40a. 4tut MI1rd. k9ittNbc. Uasa iut': Null white. WI
ut7c Nye dull Mnd lower NJ aia4c4
lllGIlwlSEs--AteMly Ut 3Lni.
lttCEIFrn--Wheht, 2fs5 IAi r1tn 7AGH hut GALS,
{1Nal bu, }{e. pI bl{ baslSy, 1lk4l bM
$HirMENrk-N tIGnt, 4,0u tuI GArn. HGU tut Qals
PESTS Iu; ryot AuIei barley R1ne.
, 1881-06-08
13hf.sltfAi{)itT5.

NALTtMnnE, Nil. Juno Observation-Disclosures
Atll lft.
ttltAiS-N1ient-Wessern h9hes, No. winter
hyFa,t. fiWr{ Lii t,3s .sspslHsss. .jlUjs G.,,n-
Ws-tttn :lss!yi msrsl rin} k''i. lime. M {45yalc:
Dnft} y}osasb|shusa. E}Ess|.T
l'HUvl4,t,Nt1 1Ea>iet, nut 4uulsbiy lnwes.
ttITrE!, -sVsnki nxN krasa. tJ1lie,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
llittHhtttEs-Gnpus i.rrn; lin cArrnas, skailIlc,
euRnf *tftIAk: s1tt Ilr4g.
WHISKY -.11tIt ~ $tIEL
GHEtNITs- bull Aau unchanged.
nM'hit'rs-t!nMr, INV hrsi wheat. 4sF1 lns corn,
sAts*-W,Ient, 2ss,ii! but c,rn. Iii, VII In.
, 1881-06-08

HptctdI Dispasch to The Chicago 1rlbUns.
KASaAS CITY, Mu.. juno 1.--t1lEAlS-'i'hs Prize
CarrtNt rppJrts. wh0atltceuIpts, 1,7tt bu, HhBl,-
eftA litu hui H!pw but rnl, St. csall, tNs 1A,,H
nc; M. araah. Tt.t Juslp !1s cusn-lkcvyps. A,.l
hui 1htltcmt*, 80 hui dun but nrVei NJ, caala.
u5sgt Itnp, ;Eyst hI1.
, 1881-06-08

3ptfS} p9pE|ff u 1hf c4{z4ea 3F76NNf.
Rocxv"ur iii .Iuno =. 1.--t.ou,ous showers
visited tlis section Yesterday anl lust night,
whlcll mikes the heart OF every farmer IL
th!s ps,rt ut tho Stat0 re]olce. Tho extremely
lot and ,try weather for q couple Ut weeks
pass ha'l l'Garly 4essloyea Mta p!ahte's eosn.
while st'lAli Krnlll al!d lneaalVws ~ sp't'u
localities WerG suffering severely. riM lung,
iookcti-for rain lips gull,e, plpt now every
a ooks a5Hs,' @ sse.a @ ,;no,a E.Ia sv"hm
, 1881-06-08

ELnlH, IT,. Iuns f.-tlnlsee and ghssao show =
further decline UN ths A1Rsd Vt ftndu ta.lay. ahs
f1rlpr has Ah1ut gealhud tUttnsn Al.a u ArmsF Vt
quuted prtce.j 1AGll ibR creamery huteF wVro and
fsRNeuFlI II ~ faaias sfss " Gh1asS YlV
tutHi gAfea, tGsuuF Mtld lTEHtAbaf, WurU $3t.a4G.
, 1881-06-08
DtkS GOODS,

NEW Yonk, juno 7,-cotton gouds rather less actlss
In uFst handa, but prtcss ruusu fa aud ssaoks pp-
usually light CUltou hAnnasA Ia you'd 1s0ssudt prints
Qu!et Ana unehsnssat hsav{ gl4thln6 wootsns en
4hd underwear pl0FlnK steadily.
, 1881-06-08
ST LOUIS

TT. Int'lt, Jmne 7.-FsMtn-Unchanged.
uHAtS-Whaat t,tahcr md unsetsfedt Mn. red.
f94alt2H uuatt fllE{@l ts}S tnnet slii1E g. l2kts
1la&Julys tlk9l. fii:ss lU3& Angust. tl.uf. tugHS
t1E5s tcp.vptprs Nm. .lu u 10@s No. d,'. ttiaa.
C"rlf-caah sharply advanced Mndur ssry urEont t.u
MlaE4 fur immaculate cxpprtt 4saGt441f, cafh; l',sea
a;,c In"e. Jutys +'ta4.>ka A,lssst, a4c srp-
lumber; ssf4:s1{c tho yGnr. tuts ItthGE Hi7tt
~ u cn%ht i. !l aNMe .5ku August. lyU nominal.
thaYtiy ltstnItial.
l.Ktft-uutut ut Ffr.
ntfTEif. .-Enrfinilaul1.
Filth EnEal1EEtl.
WHtrKf- Nttn.ly ht fi.NL ....... -. ....
GHtN IklHSH-isFk t,ulHtt tnhbnQ At 9ffft nFy Fnlt
nians trts fAr.nts Ht EINE ~ A. &4s liAestn ftrua
n *t'Veitg. E.3kaA2h ttI's.hl las.t hFld hrny A.
,M,G!rI*.fI.ur tal1 htis: r!eas. A!t,' hui enrn.
E1ll hut outs. l!fiH hut tyF. ini': tntlrF. ntIp.
aMI*MRSrs-riour.: :iffathrla: vtlfat tIS hi. corn.
Helm bu& nuts san tuI RE Nnne, bArny. huue.
, 1881-06-08
PAYING THE MILITIA,

SptttaI D|Ipafth 70 Tx Chttd1o TrlbVHt.
SrnlSUrIE1p, ILL.,. June 7.-'IM Auditor
has issued tllu warrants to Hay tt.e nrt,her1
Of the Sixth Infantry md part Ut the First
l.csin,ent for SERVICES IN 1873, tic 1.rglsln-
tNru having appropriated sl,1M.l3 for tint
putpnsc. Tho warrants range fr.'in =; ct,sls
tp SrI,
, 1881-06-08

fnff ~ l"f Htitrt hut steady. Gut HIsat- ,juIrt
! u ,rhdSi "ni r"'tr nil"-. "tt sH''tL hp,I i.Ls,
l.!iH Gihk; PRIME -ftnIn. III Ih4lf!!. t.
trrt;t Hu'"t h,Ii .trmsIy tsftk..
EHEE.E -EEsrtlic; Et!h, TAR jitnt III uiiurc,
, 1881-06-08

NEW 0hL1Aks. Juno 7.--tUrtON-stus4lyt l094c;
kuw Middne. Ktsg good ordinary. sivi A9t receipts.
aJs0 baiusi Yross, s,+1st sass. atuf stork, +1g5H
, 1881-06-08
INDIANAPOLIS.


1SnlASAPqlls. Ind, pd.,June1-taHAiS-Whect quiet,
9t.tt4ilu{. roTu w"pt. AtattH". Oats uateft Hate
ta!tr,
, 1881-06-08

CLEVELAND. o., Juns sI-vErltoLguA- Unchanged,
stxndssd white. lu tsst, Tj{cL
l1vrapUKa, luaa t-PkTMoLxpA1,Q4!est Crude
Aaslphl4 delivery. -
Gl4j hHheAf, H}si lowell RlAi closed mi t6tp-
A4ant&4 a1n1t GhAft4<3. 2l.Apj runs, n, W.
, 1881-06-08

SpInchestcrsa 1lyrop1Io Iosphftes
will cure consumption, coughs weak lNn1s,
bronchitis. unl xunerul 'soliility. Established
twEntY-t,Ue yenrs.
, 1881-06-08

A "t's.lonsl" !" Vt lA,A t'urina army Ii writing
hs w.4s iu.ruslsa H,.us seurs back win tarve
, 1881-06-08
LIKE N.ljfff. .IJ'ItlN.
G00DRlCA'S STEAMERS.

TIME TA AHaE.
fDr itarIrn hld Milwaukee, twIrn duly 1t u \. m.
Hns .. III, @unl;ty nInfi1Lnp e1CtIhr,!,
Fur GtMn slhSTtt. via MilwnhkeG. t~tf,. daily Al \
d. q. md T. H.. sMHA4y nlurntI1 "xrsrtrd.
Far Sllit.uyEnn. MhttHwnc, t4Nhi'lHtn1t. IND Mans
&tn. 'fAI nj 30. It @liHhtl lsHttntng tHGrg'ted.
Par t'rnen Itny, Msn'nntn+e md bny, pntts Ks~nu.
ht'. GG.. HHesday Mt Il. nj aflf Ahtnr1ny At Ha
knr EItunnb, fayer. aJi.i MI Lake superior tuwn+
rim EsEanabH. sHtntttav ut "a. M
For Frankfurt. llaFplEt, Arcadia, etC Tuesday At
a. tll. h1d saturday At NH NJ.
DECKS font MtphluAn.nY.
, 1881-06-08

HUSTON, June 1.-Ft,rls-SteAty mud tirni Weat-
fsn nNleFne. et.UA l1s taIMln Gstra., a. ~.
Wisconsin rxtras, t4atnS.;;, a!IDupsoaa rxtt.s. sin
tltUi wtn"r wEeats. tIhp ani MIctgun. %i.sisi.2i;
lmIlutp. kti:aaa1as -. I.uuis anI I!nls 1Gth11N:
aprlua patents. FIN s.ftt; winter l.i. &l1:11,1;
HHAiN-tDr atEmttys tIt9fi lnlsrh Httd Ya1.uw. Nit
steWu1 mixed Rsh y"lar. G%tHs'; Iratta. .1klsA'
e's,s dull: No. and sxtet whc ~; IL. W. wht1e
kc M. nlatst Anl Su.t whlt ls't1ts. ltyh nnlnI.
RiTrEM -tJ1,iee rrsatl,ar!s4. 46es!; rsrca k,aIa-
ilarkttE liz lat fair to g.,tl. tittt3t.
Et;t:s-WestErh frrsI. H,Sat tSr, ......
hTEtTTA- F1.ur, G.sN rs, AMI RhEks: f0riI, h1dh
but wheat. an hut antt. i; !Att lit. .
tiltAESrs-IiO,ir.a aN bsls, roF,'. sJp bn; wheat.
1ii+p IN.
, 1881-06-08

WlLAIsarua, Iuzs 1.-srIatra w TunpExTlSE
kIrul ~ Ill.,
, 1881-06-08


stILwArKgE. wis. 1ums :.-,FlnrN-&uiott nn.
el,nnled.
El!AIS-Whuut rosutt tnna: M. = Milwaukee larh.
s,t1 Su3 ut Hmm; luns tL}: Iuiyt'Hji, AuRt~t.
s,GYt, sspIsuhar. tlY;f' t,stHg9r, tlEAi NJ. y #
HMssts M: II ~. s,a!s Ii, fulr s,llud: M. 3sc
,a4a; ta j. .Ny. l&fd-sIo'4y yasI and 1p4e; 5las's
'iit,uA-titrx,nuer, &lNks.LHh
FuEtH1lTb-Nhpht u Nufiai0, 41{u. .....'
.EeEltra-Ftour, wv petsi wheat. l1t 20 hut curn.
i,AI tu. "
'HttllsHESTY-Sot repol tCh.
, 1881-06-08

OswEap, June 7.-tinAtk-wlaa4 sto&d5. Corn
enslvri NJ. :, Biz
, 1881-06-08
R1fFLKDID II.II;-T.iHLE

~ TRAINS 4-EsrLAHAr,rN ~ HGrE,tkSca
MAHks.-'-atnesa} e1rrpled. SUNDAY excepted.
:atonday excepted, spMily.
chicago 4 NoTthwestern HALLWAY.
Far Map-. .TtMRt'Rrr3H, Sleeping I ar accommodations.
nEI. xt Il! tIark-st tlrntid i'aeIIlc rtnka E1prrss
,lrr. P1IMer ttnd*e. II tunn-at., md the Lepot
stH rs'enor ri WHi!a and Ktn1ie-ah.
, 1881-06-08
I,ttAl1t1:ft,

A1J fur ur ty9 yrtAal* wGFr Uf tlIe market yrs
RAzr, quItu largo ileut HtsAinH through u tic
t,ttg ihtyD allutHtiilIs r.lt.an iFi,si
, 1881-06-08

Illinois Central IIAliroad.
depot foDt at Iakc-st and fput OF Twenty
Ticket ttttGea, T.! 1tAndupf.tt near Clark, dran0
l'acttte Hotel aud Palmer iIoAAG.
, 1881-06-08

Ghfeaxe, Rnr1tnEten d 9sstsoF Hatiroad.
For Mas Tlua-fstteA slespInxt;a. Arroumou7-
Gstnk's Exp1ess :,hscei foot Of Tndiana-nv. GFnn3
ttHuae and Is tnkhI.st. - - -
, 1881-06-08

Trains far llurbtldt nnd Surth Ehlca2u leave SIS
\. uIId Gu y. rive CIV A. und G:li p
i!ail}. sundays n1cGpted
Chicago ~ Alton.
Enion i3epDt. West SidD c4trnnr Madison and Canal.
tts,. le1ween Madis4sr and Auaiis.tt btidHas, aud
wAnty THIRD At, TlGknt OltGtH, nt Depots. ~ South
CLARK At. Grand Pacific lutel. and Palmer ISousa.
National Republican., 1881-08-11
PERSONALITIES.

w. r. HoILowAY, of the indianapolis
Times, is at the Riggs.
HENRY WILLARD has given the Oregon
State University $1,000
FRANCIS MURPHY, the temperance agi-
tator, has gone to Ireland.
Ex-ATToRNEY-GENRRAL SPEED, of Ken
lucky, is at the Ebbtt House.
CAPTAIN AND MRs. JAMES T.. JoUETT will
leave for Ashevillc, N. c., to-day
GENERAL SToNEMAN's friends are trying
to nominate him for Governor Of California.
A SON of Governor Roberts, of Texas, is
baggage master on the International Railway.
GENERAL MALONE says the Bourbon
ticket in Virginia is good one-for his party.
GOVERNOR BLAcKBURN's wife has organ
lied Sunday school in the Kentucky penlten-
tiary
+. LANDERs and r. r. ShalIenberger;1f
Washington, were registered In London on the 9Oth
ultlmo.
M. DE ZAMAcoNA, Mexican Minister at
Washington, aud Senator Jonas were registered In
New York Tuesday night.
GENERAL WILLIAM AvERILL, U. s. A., and
Ex-Governor Joel Parker, of New Jersey, registered
at the Glrard House. Philadelphia, Tuesday.
AMONG the Americans registered in
Paris on the Goth ultimo were Hallet Kilbourn,
Mrs. Reynolds and son, and Il. +. Shuey aud wife,
of Washington.
A PoRT JERvIs mother cures her little
ones Of using improper lAS',uage by washing their
mouths with soapsuds. A good remedy for some
Of larger growth
EX-REPREsENTATIvE BURLEIGH has a
scheme to domestcate the buffalo, which, as he
argues is n much better beef animal for tn cold
Northwest than the OK. lie wants Congress 10
help him
MRs. JoNEs is writing new Bible
under the Inspiration, she says, of the spirits of
able saints. She has been six years at the work
already, aud is now giving readings from It at the
Lake Pleasant spirltualist comp-meeting
A RHODE ISLAND man called neighbor
n "lantcrn. jawcd cockroach" A suit for SANDER
resulted, and the jury returned as follows: " Not
guilty on lantern .jawed, but way of on cockroach
and We find damages In the sum of three cents"
GENERAL ROBERT PATTERSON manifested
no apprehension Mt the approach of death, but met
1t like soldier His only expression of concern
about his bodily condition was his inquiries how
his pulse was going; but when answered he
merely said, in n firm voice: ut should be
eighty"
GENERAL THOMAS b. CoSwAY, of negro
exodus fame, writes to the New orleans PicdyuRe.
g was tclegraphed to recently to find good To-
cation In this State U.ouisiana) for two hundred
Mennonite families from Russia who are expected
to arrive in our country in August September
and have already made some preliminary ar.
rangements for their settlement on u part of the
magnificent soil of this great State"
National Republican., 1881-08-11
oENERAl. w. B. HAzEN.
The Reason ne Thinks President Gar
field VIII Live-The wound.

General w. B. Hazen left last evening
for Buffalo, from thencegoing on to Washington The
signal stations at this point he stated 10 be in ex-
cellent condition. A large number Of friends
called upon him at the Forest City House last
evening, and during the conversation that ensued
he gave very interesting account Of wound
that he received that bears striking likeness to
that of the Presidents. "It was during the Indian
fight in 1852" said the General. al was then a
lieutenant, and during the charge was shot with
revolver in the hands Of redskln. The saw
age was about ten feet from me. The shot struck
me in the middle Of the LEFT band, and, passing
through, entered my abdomen, passing clean
through and lodging in the muscles of my back
The ball carried way part Of the RIB, and the same
features noticed in the Presidents wound fol-
lowed-tho high Intermittent fever md increase
Of pulsations. thte prinatlon Of pus pockets, and
the irritation caused by the shattered bone. had
to undergo the same operation for removal Of the
spliniered bone and the lnclsion to give an open
ing FOR the pus. The wounds healed that in my
hand, however, giving me tho greatest
trouble, II being eighteen months before
could use II at all. The ball never troubled
me until flheen years after. While in Wash
ingon, In 1872, fell on the ice, and the cyst
closing the ball broke, and It began to gravtate.
noticed severe pain, but did not imagine that
Il was the ball until II became unbearable that
/ wns compelled to give II attention. It grew
worse and worse and I endured almost excru-
ciating agony II lodged again so close to the fem
oral nerves that my right leg was paralyzed, and
was In terrible condition. I had to stop work,
aud 1t was nearly year before that ball ceased to
trouble me, and It Is in my body to-day. The
Presidents case is the exact opposite Of mine and
there Is strong chance that the ball can be re-
moved. ."-Coreldnd Herald
National Republican., 1881-08-11
Aunt 90 Hard DrinLers.

Barkeepers pay on an average 50 per
gallon for whisky. One gallon contains an aver.
age ofsixty-hyc drinks, and. at ten cents drink
the poor man pays $3.50 per gallon for his whisky
In other words he pays 81 for his whisky and $3.50
to a man for handing 1t over the bar. Make your
wife your barkceper, lend her 81 to buy her gal
lon of whisky for beginning, and every time you
want drink go to her and pay ten cents for 1t. BY
the time you have drank gallon she will have
$3.50, or enough money to refund the 81 borrowed
you, to pay for another gallon of liquor, and
have balance of $3.50. She will be able to con-
duct future operations on her own capital, and
when you become an inebrutc. unable to support
yourself, Stunned and dcsplsed by all respectable
persons, your wife will have enough money to
keep you until you get ready to I'll drunkard's
grnyc,
National Republican., 1881-08-11
Tranps md nuttcrmii,s.

Tramps seldom or never get sunstruck,
md they enjoy the long vacations of their lives
with pretty good health. The fact is that tramps
drink great deal of butermilk. Perhaps It is not
so valuable as "koumiss,' but it is so good that
other people besides tramps have discovered It's
virtues, and 1t is becomi1sP fashionable beverage.
The tramp, however, has0he advantage over the
man who works in the city. As he goes along the
road he selects a dairy farm, discovers that the
blue churns not stuck end up to dry on the top
of grapevine post, knows thereby that churning
is going on listens for the thud of the dasher does
not offer to aid at the work. lies down in the shade
of the nearest woods until the thud ceases, mp.
proachcs the house, and asks for so modest drink
as fresh buttermik.-Nep York Herald.
National Republican., 1881-08-11
More Good Scnsc.

Lucy Stone now and then evolves ideas
that are good and sensible Hereare some The
waste of time, the waste of strength and the waste
of health which women accept Oh account OF fish
ion is appalling The shoes OF women have pegs
for heels half way under the foot, on which they
walk with tottering, hobbling gait, like Chinese
women. Frllls, frngcs, cords, straps buttons, pull
backs and ilounccs, supposed to be ornamental
but which have no other use, burden and dcform
even our young girls. If the rising generation is
to be healthy there must be return to Simpler as
well as more becoming styles. We need artists
who can devise simple andbcautiful dresses which
shall secure to the wcaror the free and untram-
mplpd 1850 nf tho whole hndyu
National Republican., 1881-08-11
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The Largest Family.

Mrs Julia Ann Estcp, of Forcstville,
Va, now in her nlne,y-1rst year, is probably the
head of the largest fhmily on the continent. She
Is the mother of twelve childrcn-ninc SONS and
three daughters-the grandmother of ciyhty-six
children, the grent-grandmother Of one hundred
and forty children, and the great.great grand
mother of ten children-two hundred and fifty
four souls In ALL One son has onlIip ., .,utry =,
another onlyI nmarngv '-..''' oic oii'u "''u
- LAC. s... Two children, so that the other ten
oniiuren of Mrs. Esep have eighty ythrce sons and
daughters-nnaverage gilmore than eightto eOch.-
nichnlnllh
National Republican., 1881-08-11
Places MIN In More Favorable Light.

The Press Of Sunday contained an i'm
por;an. chapter of history contributed by Judge
Jeremiah 5. Black. This chapter is In some re-
srccts one OF the most important additions to the
data OF the late war yet made. 1t certainly places
Judge Black In much more favorable light than
he has enjoyed for twcnty.9ne years. lie
seems, in connection with the Successors of Floyd,
Cobb, and Thompson to have striven continu-
ously to save Mr.. Buchanan from the infamy
which followed him to his grave. That he did
save the miserable old man from becoming an
open traitor and selling the nation to the conspra
tors is probable. Judge Black IS entitled to the
benefit of the chapter Of history he has contributed
We only regret that lie ever furnished Mr.. Bu.
chnnnn with ammunition with which to battle
down the fabric Of the Union.-P Philadelphia NoItI
ILnericnn
National Republican., 1881-08-11
RccnrnllinIl.

A big, fat colored woman went to the
Galveston Chief of Police and told him that her
stepson had run away and she wanted to know
where he was. at bodders me to know why he
left. He had everything he needed to make him
cumfable. done all could for him." she OBJ
served. Has he any marks by which he may be
recognized?" "Well, don't reckon all de marks
made on him with bed-slat, while dc old man
was holdin him, has faded out yet t"-1ecds SUtngs.
National Republican., 1881-08-11

the disadvantage ofhaving much personal
knowledge concerning the matters of
which they write. Woolsey and Reed,
on the contrary, derive their information
from newspapers unfriendly to those
they war upon, and may therefore be inn
plicitly trusted by all who believe what
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