davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-05-03

base hits. The game was lost to tho Detroita
through bad fielding.
fanings- 3a5 - - o
nuifsfo... nuifsf..'.:,;'.'.So .....f 80 ) Us . GS
!isofa !!sso. .hi's@5atre!t' aosess?;l ltt,nalo,7
TwtrbAso bits-Orttarda.
Thrcd.bnBe hita-WoOd.
1iOmo run-nnnnUtk
Lsrrors-Detroitt IT.; nuiYalo, Q.
Elset basa on bnl-Unn each.
First taao on orrors-Twp each.
left m bases-Dctrott, 3; Nufai0, 9.
Bsruok oait-Whito. Donnutt, Knight, Brown,
Qpthdr11t. whitney.
Wild piintcs-Lynch, 2.
TlmG-Two hoIt1 and forty40vo mtnutns.
Umpiso--j. Ii, OlHorI.
, 1881-05-03
BOSTON Vg. PROVIDENCE.
gpsetdt Dl*patth 10 M Chicago Tribune

gpsetat Dl.patth To 1At Chseaeo Trihtne
PROVIDENCE, II. l., May 2.-The Hoaton.r rrovl.
donoo Ran,o to-day was witnessed by stnalt
orowd, tho weather being damp and tho ground
soft, Whitney, on taking tho stand to pitoh.
wns warned by tho Providence Captain to stand
Inside the points, creating the impression that
every foaturo 0f fis playing was to bo watched.
and eltcltlng shout Ut "Tt,o tlrst kick OF tho
sensonP' from tho grand stand. Tho Providence
Club was outbattod. tho 1joston nino having
littio difficulty In uniting Ward safely. Tho
gamo was rather dull. excopt IN tho soventh
inning, WHOM Boston carn0d two runs by alnlr-
nblo battfng and basp running. ,.
lnninps- 2 . ! Q @.
Ps:s'senso: RSs,s ::SS 81
1snrned runs-Doston, 1.
llhso hIts-1iuston, II; pfovIlcnco,o o.
Two-bhso .htts-Dttrd1ck. fltnca.
Thrcn-bnse htt--Iinrnung.
Ftoll1fnE errOts-hostorl, q: Providence, o.
First lliso IN bnQle-Prov,dcnce,
Ftrst ba4e On QrrOrs-3uston. =: Providence, 2.
Left on bnses.-l3uston, y: Providence. o..
Struck out-Wrlgbt, HoEnung, Gross. DeEtny.
Hills cnllc1-Wh1tnpY. 70; WMrt. H..
Etrtkes scnllcd-WhIthey, 9: Ward, T.
J1Uuba rtay--9foas- WlEd. Eurrrll.
Pissed bAtte-Snyler, |.
Wild p1tGhes-OnU enoh.
fJaulk-WhEtnDy, I.
Ttnle-Onu hour u mlnNtca.
SUmpfre-Dtck lfgham.
, 1881-05-03
CONSUMPTION

Of tho Lungs and Iuberculout phthiais, Scrnft1-
h.Hyphllold Diseases. Wasting, DuEcnerntlon,
page Of WAter instantaneous relief anurtie-
where oatheters have bcen used: thus doing
away With the painful operation Of u1lng those
and in Nil cnsC6 Of
, 1881-05-03
Inflammation OF the Blada
der and Kidney6,

In chronic cases Of Leucosrhea and UtartAr
diaeasea.
One bottle copta!ns moro OF the acttvs prfuc1s
Plies OF Medicines Than any nther Preparation
fAkon In TuaspN,nful doesa, ,whflo others reQulra
Eve or elx timer ~ much
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
, 1881-05-03

sought snoltar hero to-dny from tho nortn-
wost4t. .
Thurs ia n fair inquiry for veaaels to load
whoat for buffalo Mt tOnts. The Schooner
Three ElrnthGss WIS nit on At this tlglire. Tho
wnukce Casnrany's ynrfl for rebuild, and tho
tug Welcome Ia IN dry-dock for q now, ,Ahoe and
rtdnf. 49,
, 1881-05-03

tptF1a{ Wlo9{tk Il 9h3 EKlfd0o 1F1bVN9
MlLWAUKst May h,-Tuo schooner QsorRe II.
WArmins.ou, seeunt!y released % irom spa',ner
vcy held. bho Will re1nlru ~ eatfrs naw kYel.
Ahout tWo-thlgda new btttdu,. thorough rcCausk-
Ing atd fastening, bestdes considerable work TO
and Hbput bur DECKS. 1Ae surveyors HKlyua ase
nut completed, but 1t ID thought thay VIII reach
close upi,u $lU.tW1
Tho ti,g John Lent ham, ,csl rs,ute from Sturgeon
uay 70 Chicago with \ IuMber-i iaien scpW,
, 1881-05-03

Send lctter shltnp TO lsANNXAY 4 CO.,
NO: z! WAIiHEN-6l.t colt. CltuNCIi-sT., NEW
YORK.
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1t is seldom that given nuabor
can be found to repeat itself in so
singular and significant manner
as in the following case, as reported
in the San Francisco Ecantner of q
recent date :--Ou the 10Th day OF
October George A. Wheeler strang'
led his sister-in.law, Il leila j. Til
son. under stances unparallel-
cd in the annals of crime on this
coast. On the 10Th day of Noven-
ber he was indicted by the grand
jury. On the 10th day of Decom-
Der he was arraigned for his crime.
On the 10th day of January he was
convicted of murder in the first dies
greo, aud on tho 10Th day Of Fob
ruary he was sentenced to be hanged
ou Tuesday, the 10th day of April
by tho neck until he was deal.
Evidently 10 is en- nnfort' n,te ant
unlucky number with Wheeler.
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Some of the Western papers talk
in a wild way about things they
know nothing Of, but the Chicago
Times was evidently at home whom
it said rs follows "Says Tho Phila-
delphia Press 1T begins to look
as il the American hog would be
more than match for the British
lion" The British lion. as beast
Of usefulness, is not to DO namel in
the same breath with the American
hog. The hog is bacon, spare.rib,
pigs foot, ham, tenderloin, jowl.
bristle, sausage, head cheese. The
one thing ornamental about him is
the curl in his tail, and that's too
pretty for anything! But the lion
there's nothing to tho lion but
howl. The American hog is ever
80 much the better wild fowl"
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A Bill bns boen introduced into
the Legislature TO encourage tho
manufacture of sugar in Pennsylva'
mia. The bill proposes to give a
bounty OF 81 to auy farmer who
raises ton Of beets, sorghum am
ber or other sugar cane which is
manufactured into sugar in this
State, and any person who shall es-
tahlish a sugar mauufactory in tue
State and convert the products OF
the State as above into sugar, shall
receive o bounty Of one cent per
pound for all such manufactured.
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MEETING OF THE STATE C0MmiT
TEE.

Hon. John Cessna, Chairman, has
issued call for meeting OF the Re-
publican State Central Committee
10 be held at the Lochiel Hotel ia
Harrisburg, PA. on Thursday, the
l4'h day OF April, 1881, ut 9 o'clock,
p. M. for the purpose OF fixing the
time and place for the meeting OF
the Republican State Convention Of
1881, and transacting such other
lusipess NJ may he presented for
the consideration Of the commit
tee.
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Marrow Escape.

An intoxicated man, name uns
known, who said he was from Lo-
gan, was observed by several per-
sous passing ont Chestnut street
extended on Saturday evening, and
vas afterwards seen by John Harris,
who resides in the vicinity, trying tu
crosa tue treetle work of the Sun-
bury and Lowistown railroad
About the same time Harris discov-
cred double header freight train
approaching the town end OF the
tresile, which he siynalei TO stop.
the engineers succeeding in bring
ing the train TO halt on the trestle
emtaukment, when il was found tho
man hal disappeared the mon
went forward expecting to find him
lying on the ground below, perhaps
a corpse. He had fallen but fortu-
uately lodged on ono OF the car
pieces crossing the uprights which
support the track structure, where
the men presently discovered him.
Had he sqnattod close in this posi-.
tion the train might have passed
over him and not touched him, but
that would be unlike drunken man,
who is generally careless of danger
and tho likelihood is he would have
met his fate. On the other hand
bad no train camo along it is just
rs likely ho would have passed to
higher point Of tho trestle and be-
coming dizzy and falling through
would thus have been killed. Con-
sidering all tho facts it was qnite
narrow escape.-Le'cisto'on Gazette
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-31
Jefferson Davis-Iiis Book.

II is altogether probable that Jef-
srson Davis book concerning the
.iyil War will be the last which will
be written from Southern stand.
point. and the historian of the fu-
ture who shall undertake to give
the world an impartial history OF the
great struggle will naturally depend
chiefly upon Mr.. Davis book for the
Southern view Of tho cause aud cons
duct Of the war. A great rssponsi-
biIity has devolvsl upoa him, and
We arc quite sure that he is the fit-
test ef sll the survivors Of tho war
TO sssume the responsibility. All
I hat can be said in jnstification Of
secession will be said by him and
well aid and surely no Southern
nau can fail 70 BE- pleased at an,
olsor vindiostion Of the step. yh,
hoGna q " right of seoessIon h
= oo1rso fprovoe atandonsd 81 the
=; ~ s's';',;' 2: :
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The bill for the rotoction of land


The bill for the protection of land
lords. now before the Legislature,
and which has good prospects Of
becoming law provides, "That af-
ter the passage Of this act proprie-
tors of hotels. boarding aud 10 Lying
houses, in addition to the remedies
now provided by law. shall have the
rig ht to attach wages due or owing
TO such persons rs may be indebted
10 them for boarding. not exceeding
the amount of four weeks, and shall
rot be paid to the defendant until
the Judgment 30 had for such
amount as may be due upon such at
tachment in all cases for such pur-
poses" As such law could not in
jure honest boarders ond might pro-
t,ct boarding keepers many of
whom are poor women, against diss
honest persons, it ought to pass
Local Nefcs.
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As James Bsst was crossing a
field on bis farm near Florence. s..
c., Friday, he was instantly killed
by o stroke OF lightning, which tore
up the ground where he had stood,
and buried him from sight. Mr..
Best was seen just before the fatal
stroke, and his disappearance pro-
duced great CONSERVATION among
those persons who wero watching
him from their windows, and sever
al ran out to fatbom the mystery
They found large hole, surrounded
by heaps Of dirt, but not vestigo OF
Mr.. Best. After two hours hard
work with shovols his dead body
was found at tho bottom OF the hole
Tho case is producing o sort oi
rsligious terror among the more
lgnozant snd superstitious country
msn, and thsy look upon u as 81
e.sa y spae ierflbls esIrnity.
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Wilson's Boat.

Inst week we mndo mention oi
the mysterious Disappearance OF W.
W. Wilson. The Sudbury Daily oi
aIarch %, has the following to say
in connection with the affair:
On Thursday last q boat was
found at McKee's ] Falls that an
swers the description of tho one VIII
son used in crossing tho river on
Wednesday night IL is thought by
the owner to be the same boat. 1t
was picked up floating down tho riv.
er bottom side up with one oar in
it, caught by the seats. II this is
true Wilson was most likely drown
cd. When he left tho other side of
tho rivor he was quite close to the
dam, and as the river was high he
either lost his boaring or some ac-
cident happened him and he went
over the dam, upset his boat and
was drowned. II this theory is COR
rect his body will most likely never
be found as the river has kept on
raising and he has been carried
down TO tho bay long before this
II the river would have been low the
body would have lodged anl most
likely been recovered. ~ it woald
como TO tho surface ia about nine
days.
The Patriotic Sous OF America ot
this place offer q reward of $50 for
the recovery Of the body Of the
drowned man Wilson.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-31

The Beaver Argus and RdJicdl
gives Senator Cameron the credit of
organizing the United States Senate
"a a Rapnblican boly and says !:
"How much better is q Senator who
can accomplish great results in
great emergencies than one who
can talk eloquenily and do nothing |
All honor to our young Senator I"
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A Petersburg. Va, despatch,
speaking of Malone Democratic
enemies in the next canvass, says
the only course left them will be to
endeavor to fire q solid line ol
white people against the negroes by
pointing out the dangers Of allowing
that race to como forward promi-
nkntly IL the politics Of the State
1t has already been suggested in the
press of that party that they shall
make advances to the negroes aud
offer to abolish the whipping-post
repeal the poll-tax laws aud give
them other legislation Of liboral
character.
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Nothing il - eondncted 10 !
nap'o remaipi9g : bstc|'slcr q slor-
:':s 4
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Williansport Banner "There

Williansport Banner : "Thero is
a surprising unanimity of sentiment
among the o!ilce-bolders, declaring
that civil.service reform is just the
principle, whilo another class who
have not tasted from the bowl of
plenty are as much dissatisfied boz
cause its principles arc likely to be
made operative"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-31

Gov. Malone ia ono Of the sixteen
millionaires iu the United States
Senate. Ills wealth is estimated at
$1,000, 900.
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LATER.

A dispatch was received at Sun
burg, on the 2S, from Port Deposit,
stating that the body OF Wilson hal
been found at that place. Mr. @.
}. Blair has gone to identify the bo-
do
, 1881-03-19
Tho New Nnvlnga.lfunk Hill.
~, fba kstitnr ~ r11s fL.tx1n<, sI+ft.vus

CHICAGO, AtArcl l8.-Th0 Saynua- bunk bill
Just int roduuol III tho scnate by Senntur Rico
provides for Tho organization, supervision. and
administration ut saytnXa Institutions similar to
thl,so In tho Now England Htutcs and Now York.
Tho Springfield dispatches scum to give tho I'm
pressan that therO shull 10 Ut lcast thirteen
stockholeta,-for stockholders read truatees.
Institutions Incorporated uudcr th!a bill, II 1t
becnes law, will bu, III no Hgusu Vt tho word.
banks. Thoy do not POSSESS tho powars usual
to bAnks. They have Ill cnpltal stock carrying
q proprietary right In tho profits, lgss such Ill
tcrest. us hanks. thoy might SEQ 1T to give to
thoir deposttord. They have no right of issue, ar
Of discount, or 10 rocclyO money OIL tleputit sub-
jcct to chuck ut sight; aro not allowed 10 ,nakr.
buy. or sell exchange. or to dual N or upon
goods or merchandise hut nrU strictly confined
tn tho Investment Ut money lrlt fur accu muia.
ton and aAfu kcepl9 bn Tho stueks, boutts, and
unrtgnxes mentioned III tho hill, with thorough
safeguards far tho safety or tho tlepDsltu1. Tic
ultiro prtItA, luas tho uxptnses. bcInng tu tho
1tp,sltufs, who own all tho Investments.
They Artt Institutions tD snte, mt 10 mako
muney. ThU trustees WIN manage theM ure
forbidden to hayo tho sll4htost peGuufary inter-
ett In tl9tr tArttlnxs, np!ther Gun they nDrruw
Monry trUtA tbs institution.
Ii pulEu economy Rllu public morality de-
nund that clttzens 10 gvet not only c0tlItsIo.l-
OF liberty Ut conscience, tho frcodonl Ut speech
unl Of tho press by uleAs Df Tho newspaper,
thu Post-Oifles, tho stump, tho Church, the
guhoul- h1use aud tho public lIlrury ha provided
u1ll au$tHtled w u wise pIltuy for thg eOlnlEOi1
kopl ~ also does not puGl!e policy uekllanu that
, 1881-03-19


Tho English l0HKn9Ge, as used ~ tho United
Etltps, nurts tho addition OF Il verb which shalt
dcscrtbt the act III reducing II gty to II t0wN.
WB have RscIl somewhere tue JDrlpl rGnArk Ut
u Country t1itur who hail lerh farerd to reduce
tho stzH Of hts ncwspullar, aild %hO, wltha lively
recollection ut the boast(ul rHlhrgHnirHtS VI
lila contemporaries, clhinltnl CrGllt for having
" unsulultcli" !" his Jourual II heva.lu, whlcA
lts tue population Ut u single bSck III New
York hUusea. Ehuulh audtluHty tleCltiu 10 u.s.
G,lpu tho taxutn RIil tho wurrIts OF SlMtehotNl+
mud should rcADtyp Itself luck lhiU itH Original
cul,lttlon III tho Territory 1T Wnshttu. VII might
tlsupt CLUMSY lurln NF gpeeeh uni sAy that tho
Htutu hAtl bectiulo TUrrttOEaxetl. tlilt 1t wUula
lu very awkward 10 sAy tlut tNlluth GaB been
tircltylcu, fut th!a wnrsl exPrussua precisely
what has haplenHl tu t>unih, fuMcl IN tho
RItlluta Ut American 0Fatury us "ThU Hcnitl.
City VI tho Uasultutl SeAa." In This nMEtuulur,
Duluth hhs followed tho t,psnstTy uxasnpu Ut
Mesnphia, Tenn., utui for tho sullu reAson, Mvln-
phfs uslunci IT. municipal ehuFtGr 10 bu repealed
islaturr, ~ "Tho 'raxhiK district u hhvIGy
dishonesty an.l bankruptcy. Tho tlubta Ut thu
City VI AeiAphla which Weru eUnsiilUruLlH.
could mt LII collected u tho Taxinx District Ut
Shelby E0uHty.
Hut tho decline und full n1 Il clty ~ famed In
sung ala ktory III uututh tho lcnth CITY VI the
unHulle1 eens, !s even iitoro Hutuwltlhy ttun
that VI Memphis, Duluth wns Widely nilvrr-
ttsud ~ betny tho geographical. poatlcai. and
uiurul centrp Of tho tirpublo. Aud, " tho He-
public IL acknowledged 10 bo tho ecntts
of tho universe, tho N,slttnu OF Duluth
tan be readily u1ctl. This Clty Ut
the uusulied seas hAl Common Council, u
, 1881-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

spfts"' n'p"T@ e., TO IT,; 1s Gs';a'o 1f'Dunf.
ofN'NoFiE''n' Ill., aule. 80. sels se..'
o'ls n'Ht annoying te!eRfap'lle or typosrapl!-
fcnI error occurred tn the report OF tho tusti-
onF M sf lmyh 'aue =, EN-, u .ae
n".A .su ,r.'' I' 10 s,.s ~ .,,,,t A..
uNEn 4HuESdaS. - was t1'ete s.l" tii"' ~ NJ
Rhlale "thought att rallronds lied." The
question was asked him II ho did not bet!csp
,..ts 49,, - o,,,,',or,, thnt ..lo t;,,,,ot al,
, 1881-03-19
THE COURTS.
Another Postponement Of the
Street.Cay License Case.
Records Of Judgments, New Suits,
Criminal Business, Etc.

THE 9THEET.CAIt 1.1CESSF CASES.
In tho strcct-cnr license caAts general drm'tr"
rcr wis lilrl yesterday by tho defendants to tho
amended bills. Mr.. Tutll, On bcl1nlf of the
co,nplnirants, then wrnt ucforo j'ttfxe Drum.
monti and asked to have tho demurrer sot down
for argument.
Mr.. Cloudy appeared for tho companies. and
Bnil he expected to bn cnllcd u Washington
next werk to nttcnil tho Supreme Court. nna
could not toll when he could go on with tho
present arguments.
Judge i)ru.nmond rcinnrkcd TINT Lut1gu 1Iar~
ian would psobnilly te hero In Mny. and ho
would prefer he siD,d hour tho cnse.
After a0ne further discussion az to time tho
n,nttgr WIS postponed Il week until Mr. Goudy
cln ascertain wien hc Will 1c obliged to yo 10
Washington.
, 1881-03-19
THE TRANSVAAL WAR.
English yloyva OF tho Spitxl1op Rout-
Gelts CollcysB Dentll-cetl. Roberts
Choscn az His SucceAnor-NEiiltasy
Success OF tElc BocrH.


Con. Collcyss DentA-f;en. 1kOberla
Glloscn an His Succeasor-0siiltarI
Success OF the BocrH.
CVrrfspondeMce Ntsu York Tribune.
LoNpos, MArcli 1.-1f anybody Ind been asked
II month ago to namo tho british officer whn,
next after Sir Garnet Woscloy and Sir Frederick
ls0borts, nad thu most brilliant future bufors
him, tho answer would havo boen Sir George
lomcroy Gocy. Tu-Iay tho Que ronlrIl nlnut
h|m IL that 1t Is hnpps for him tlnt Il l!aerhu|rt
hns found Its why to his brain. Ills death re.
lovea him from tho burden Of what would huvo
been IN intolerable unanltnity OF bitter
reproauh. It has been his OWL fort,lliu 10
light lhreo bntttos On tho borders Of Tho
Transvnnl. mud to lose thom ull. All three etra
fought un Gnu principle: thnt Of nn oyerwecnlng
contenlpt for his enemy, There are 0lliecrs VI
high r,lsik In tho UrltIsh nrn,y-thbrr nru prob'
nbiy UfeAt many-wslosc INFERENCE fron these
disasters Ia OF tho kind which holo1lRs to past
"sulentliiu" soldler and yon sco wi!at sccnt!1to
soldering hns eu.llt to. 1t IL quite true tnt thta
hnhuppy ct,tn1hatldGr oelonstd to tho set VIM, os
Into HcienCe: to prutit by tho lessons Or nIerIe
cnnIpntVns. and 10 adopt tho conditions lna
Hlethuds NJ fighting tn tho ccGsslt1e1 resulting
from inventions which arG ioih modern und
scientific. lie Inns fn!ed. aud there co!llGs iorh.
with fresh ultory. OF which t" much h!!s bren
wns al exponent. Nething Il Gaslar thnn To say
that theory Ia ut fault when 1t is, III fact. thu
IttauI1pllE1lLl0H VI luD CohCIPtE4
Of it, which h,s dono tho tnisrher. hut tbe ult-
lnshionud soldier, who ID atil III the 1Ealurit5
nlnony british UIliccrs selllun Gurus tn ltoa be"
iuw tho surface OF things. It Is enough foe htm
that Il uow- -fnshiOnetl llllN h,ls b0Gn tried anu
hns urukcn down. lilo forthwith promnu,ccs no
new fuah!un absutd, anu reycrts with cpnpia,,
nilel Tue Duke Of Wcliinytou'a Recommendation
Or Etun cricket ~ tho must lesirab u seloos soF
training tho british u.lfccr.
Thu scndnE out of Gen. lsoborte t. 9otr!eyo ,li9
WIN wl,el Hr Gurnut Wu.scley would hava l,ten
tho only chntcv. It would hnrlly hu fair to suE
pose ulut Culpy's failure has lacredItrl SIR
unrnet Wolseley, yot tho twu men iayo lcrA %
Apet.clHte4 th,.t Et1st peupo ara cu1atuiIt stle'
body uiso sboul,l Ip triet. Kuberts has been
popular hero Uvrr slco tho march trou c'bu!
IL Cat,tNhnr, ills Gnrilcr lula.,a1,s nru pretty
mitch forgotten; SO IL ills hanging Of pr!saHetd'
H. o 5 Sas -" nee tor 1sa ~ s'cco
Uencral fasssnttl pn aiin.-W Wolsccy, ot COURSE:
Golnu tho first, Whit Ii hu tu do When he s"ts
10 Suuih Afrlcu, il Il question on which thero
is lnVre division 81 upi,,Ion, The Jin9o
| ruisrs h!s holrse yuiuu In Ii Try
ri yonucHnet, Of, tho trDbet pjasnutry HI
| duc,ttnty hnduv tho Held iya!nst hcf
Tmi"stwir n1thnr,1y" II Ia irt1u,sstNu FOR I'LL
, 1881-03-19

Charles r. Townu bevan n suit ycstorf ny to
recover 81, 600 OF Charles ". Wcthorell.
Annie ". Whcclnr commenced TN action In
trcspass ngntnss Altan. Wlllnm a., and II. \.
PInkurtor, and Fra,cis Wnrner, claiming TO, ,o00
t'umages. She alleges thut on tho 18th inst. sho
was arrested by tho f'nkertons and locked up III
r0uIn FUR aeyernl hotlra, hnd TINT tho fright
rinEe. .......
Sltscs and Louis Goodman flc1 II bill against
aud lfrInrirh 1urtlan to forccloso Ii tr,lst-dced
far $l,t5O on Is,t 5D, I1luck II, Fournoy's ite-
smbttlvlsou Of Jones s. ratrlck's Addition to
Chicagu.
, 1881-03-19
PURE MILK.


pUrtnMt Subject.
10 the Editor Of The Chicago Trbttnt.
Cft1cAno, March fs.-Is It not mnro thun prob
Ablc ttut tho poverty or tho milk-supply hns
something to do With &Ao very considerable
n.nnlint of sickness n1noliH children iur.ug this
wintcr.
Last winter great cry waa raised against il,l-
puru milk, uronBtu9 pcopio to tho Knowledge
that milk could he, ulld was, ntlultcrutcl. Yet
what did TINT knowledge result III? 4 csango Of
lnflkm0u a p1hnge-ln mOst cuses-fronl bud to
WurHe.
Tho public, atnrt!ca at tho exhibit ut the in.
ycstigntiuns int0 tho ltMIlty OF milk, raised Il
cry tor puro mill. k.-n,ilk without watrr or other
cxtrstncolis additions. To supply this demand
nrosp lust Of c0".kcpper5. owning fr,,n two
to twenty COWS npiccp. with tho shlbbt!utd OF
'.pi,rc milk upnn thotr lips md "iW nlnltert-
iuw the crctnlous public. ucccpting thoIr purity
III pncc of tae iuoru or less Watesed stock Or tho
81 far. 50 pt,oll: It awakened new industry,
and nayed tho fcArs nf nllx!Gas parcIits. who
Hero happy y tho possession IT whAt wss
Of "the best COW iu tho CITY,"
l K my @ pfe y yet nn,ty y, dyt 'Sasrinr
milkMnn's. milk. 1o not tIatter ynM!sulr. O
raterfan'iius OIL tho nero fnct TINT My slur.
u1d your inme,i!ntt nc!Hilhnr with tho puro
nrt!cto = fresh fro!a tho cow." II may be pure,
TN H. II ut ,e s,H s1e tS nascS roe e s "y 5
yet be !IH1ld ,death to your Sucking babc Or
Mlik Il tho most absorbout Of all Naturo's
IN districts where milk Is cheap and n'eat very
@ soalsay ny Il > Il, ,niIk. Tho nIIlx Drconcs patr
tho icAt sweet ast lit for food sllA y als.' put
IN the tncat-sMfo f9r the sole psspose Ut keeping
How often III tho summer do you tnste tnusk-
r,eions In your tc's or coiIco Ut niabt. or pr,
, 1881-03-19
CRIMINAL COURT.

The Indictment ngAnst Augusta Dnorger and
Henry rrculnger for adultery WIS stricken OH.
It appearing from tho tllcs Ut tho Circuit Court
that they hnd bud q suit for divorce, which had
bcen tlEs.n!asc.l.
Patrick OAtnIlcy pleaded guilty 10 AssalilttnH
Peter t:mrsry ut lhe First Precinct poll Of tho
Eighth Ward ut tho lust Stuyorulty clGct!0tl+ aud
WIS lined $l5 MnI costs.
Thonns ColsIno WIS on trinl for burgaary.