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, 1881-08-14

pllcftly enforced by foreign soldiers. As
primary education was controlled by the Con,
claFe, there were no free schools or secular
education. AS opinion and knowledge were
dominated by the Concl;yc, it ccnsorized Tile
newspapers alM prescribed what books
should be read. The people were under us
complete Il paternal system Of tutelage as
tue orphans III an asylum.
Ibis species Of clerical dcspotis,n contin-
lieu until Nazzini rose III revolution, and
dcposcd the Pope rs Il political King. French
cannon alld swords reinst;!tfd him, and kept
him upon his temporal throne until the cxfs
Scneles OF tho war with Germany neccssi-'
fatcd the withdrawal nf the French troops.
hen'lctor Emmanuel marched upon Rome,
upon the earnest Invitation Of its citizens,
lie people CIT 1ntssc rose l1p and received linn
with tears Of JOY. The temporal power
vi the Papacy was forever dissolved ;uld
ltotne bccalile ;tll Integral part and the Capt.
tal Ut the Kingdom Of Italy. Sincu that
time Rome has been, Il sclf-goyernetl munich
pality, governed by its people like other Ital-
iall cities. 1t has doubled its population and
quadrupletl its wealth, aud it has recognized
tile presence and position or the Pope by yot-
'A- 80 NuIIAlS IL 3Eul lQi HIS
support, which the late Pope and his present
Successor have somewhat ungraciuusiy re-
fused to accept.
The ronc and his Cardinals, tile Irish aud
Polish Bishops. and tic Ultramontancs Of
France and Spain would now reverse this
policy, make Kome /. c1erico-political centre
again, regardless OF tile rights aud wishes Of
the people, ;uld restore the temporal plwer Of
the Church. They want control Of the gov
crnlilE authority, a standing army, ear
nal weapons OF cannon and gunpoVtlcr, and |
Ministers at the foreign Courts. This is |
what they demand, and it is because they not |
only feel that the people Of Italy will never
grant it, pnt that the democratic sentiment
of the world will oppose 1t. that they arc talk
Ing OF the removal OF the Papncy to the Island
Of Malta. Sncl being the case, and the con-
lest being hopeless one, it tie papacy call-
hot remain III Rome in the midst vf Il free
1cople, governing themselves, it would be
he part OF wisdom for it to remove to Malta,
where. under the shadow OF a neutral Prot
'stalIt Power, it can enjoy its spiritual rights
lnd privileges without coming in contact
With the civil rights of the Roman people, or
'clng i'll any danger Of collision with the
enlporal power Of the Italian nation, or of
Exposure to the temptation Of wishing to
tsrrp it.
, 1881-08-14

THE Augsburg -dUgc1nci1,c Zcitung says
tia! the ratification or the appointment of the
Iey. Dr. koru,n rs Roman Catholic Bishop
nf Treyis by the German Government iudi-
cates that Bismarck has gone all the way to
Canossa- The Liberal German papers agree
with the Augsburg journal. Bismarck l.:.s
been travelling Canossawarsi for some time,
much to the qualification Of the German u
framontanes.
, 1881-08-14

Side at an expense of about ssi5, 600. ami this
while Mr.. Delaney admits that there is not
sufficient accommodation for the primary
pupils. Evidently President Delaney ami
the School Board do not sufficiently al,prc-
ciatc the educational situation or the wishes
Of the people of Chicago
, 1881-08-14
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIL. CHICAGO TEtEt'NE has established branch
,ces for tire receipt OF subscriptions and advertise
ncufs as foll0ws:
NEW lUKk-Hoou1 . Tribune Building. F.T. Nc
CADDEN, Manager
Gt.ASGOW. Scotland-Alian's American News
1gancy, II Nenield-s:
LONDON, En.--a1nerIcan Exchange. ~ Strand.
HENRY r. GIIIIG, Agent
WASHINGTON. u. t'.--l5l4 = street
, 1881-08-14

Il CORRESPONDENT Of the st. Paul Pioneer
Press at Fort Yates while riding with Father
Stephan through the Indian camp had his atsc1,-,
ton called to It large tepee, from a short pols.
near the top of which danglcd scalp ..Thxs
hnlr was discovered to be. OF unusual length,
fine and silky, and Of auburn color. There was
Just enough breeze to occasionally blow asids
the undetached ends OF the hair, which at once,
revealed In the bright sunlight the fact that It.
must hare originally belonged to tha head Of
some delicate wife, mother, daughter. In
this fepee was being held council Of chiefs.
dozen CT more forming. circle On tho inside.
When the presence or the reporter became
known the talk ceased, md one or two Of the
braves stepped outside and shook hanls with and
gruuted How! to the TWO ladies ON the back
seat. Chief Gall. among the number, would not
shake hands until the ladies had removed their
gloves, and. reference being mode to the scalp,
1t WIS announced that Chief Neutrality-suspicious.
was possessed 6f buckskin shirt, the lining OF
which consisted OF the sealps of white men aud
women that had been massacrcd.'' =.
, 1881-08-14
A QUESTION OF WATER-sUPPLY IN LON
DOM

1 nn1y AS~'
,r,u, t.r,nd 1,,,,i.'.. ~ uro.. ,v
muv of f,ton las I,oc,' snn,,'n,a., v.A So'''
onr nr tho (.nrt. or tlat oit'. 80 Do1o! ~,
.,n,,l.i,,t ~ .,,n,o 80 a.. ~ s",4 -.
h,s r.,ileI t., su,,,l,, than, ,,;t,' tu'1
of ,yut.r sr,,n n.,,,,.a ~ " .'
st,to,1 hr, 7rr 1In1I :, ,,o,,1.a.a.. - cA,,..1'
n,rp Iionovar snnaro. - ''""tAo VI
tusr rchr,,,r, h., ro,,,,osto<, A.. co :,
lay on water 10 premises which he huI bt1tlt +
and &C aa 40 ~ :n sntliin to thelr surveyor for
In adv;c rates for haIf-auarter. At first io The
wafer ;ts inly turned on But the supply
lid not Improve as the smInlner adranced m.ses
MAtSr camc o:i'y 'yirresularly during June, and in
was reo;si o} - h"ai{h "npn g1atu supply
for days Mt It time.
This raises the nractica} o,oct,or ,rho+ho~
+,,a-a - ,,,:- e p'A.'t."' ''.el'o'i "ne1l1et
lnc1e Is al obligation 1lpon the water COM
panics, which are paid for tile service to fur
'!!s1 colsstaht supply, 1hat can be enforced.
The LONduu Times SAYS the }Vater-,Vorks
,ct IF 1877 n,t-o. - 80. oro,cn ,.
furnish an owner or nccupier with st,n,,lv
and that :, ',tar .,o+ or1e-1 n.;.'.',.'.si ~
s - '">~i "e'' ~ Ao'i' o.'pu''ees ioi
water. sufficient FIR tha do,neetic nnrnoso,
~ Aao uo'"eoae put pooeS
" 1aG 41IADlL1iltos EullStAutiy lI!u OIL at SUCH
Il pressure :ts will make such wafer rench tha
to,, .t.r,. 80 ~, - - - 4>'Ne'' '4o
1op story OF Inc ilieaeSE houses"
Tie manner of supf5fyjnp flnuscs in Tim.
,,o., =, ,:m. ~ '"ppt' LUZ '''aoeo ~ Ao't-
to - u1iefeHt lroi1l tllat III use III th1s coun-
try. There eacI building is st1pDlieff with 4
tanl- or e;etarr ,,d +h;s T.; t;,1a1, o...c I'.,,..
.""A VI 'iSte1"' "4" t'''s Is uieu oHce dally
by the water company, and the occupants
draw ,,t,t tbo,, ,,ro r-.,,, az:
" ".''s lucy Aoc l1ohl tH1s ta1lk Ut cis-
tern. The Institution Of this suit has given
rise to Il full djscussjon of thu .vator rraet;or
Dy Inc papers OF London. This discussion
not onlv i,.11,iic; tl,a ou,n+it,, nj +ha r,1n,,,
1,,,. .,,.I' 49, e t"1"t' 1 ~ "A0 o"pp4s'
Dut also Lie qual1ty OF the water.
'fbe ,D;,u,s u,hlistac ord ;n,,or.oz +,,o e.,
'A' ''''oioe2 e1'e 1oi-
lo"ln9 o1bcial report on the manner OF sup
ply in dwellings:
S,v 80 49,.
,1!.a nm: aIAs nol tne cause OF the alleged NOR
@ en't.s t a.t ua1nnt., Ie1erred 10 oy your corre-
:, ot az. Lalo"n Latna1ll and alr Russell
~, na a. tng ~, Eeneral nao CONDITION or the
~ ~ .nnaus M Matei WHICH chsuo nHucr tho circum-
~. W 111e "a my oi'lcol report OF
e the naae OF inc sVter supplied by
noatn " une 1ast' IN tnls subject report as
oi'o"s;
siuen ~ tue WAFER oeslvereu Tor domestic |
-. ,ooes t - co.Stsntsy aetGrlorateti after leav-
, ~ tv ;, lhal5 W rue dirty stnte OF
Le i !stcf.s ~ oli te premises OF the consumers.
uus ;1 VI .ao c1sterns. tahKs, ana butts TO: con-
,an1.ns a,,'s VALET, especially III small teEe1ncnt-
iouses ~ ano ne1fDpolls, are III n disgust
hg anu hlthy condition, numbers being
rw1h ,,nr,,,ca anu w., !'ita OF rank Eegctabe
ne exposed to the immediate effect Of tho suns
;,ys tno tetnperature Of The water is rnised to
ui1c unit for potable purposcs hut rn rtndny
numerous to health; On closer examination
, 1881-08-14

alE. DILLON, the Irish Nationalist leader.
says that he is unable to undergo the exer-
lion Of appearing i'll his place in Parliament
1t is probable that Mr.. Dillon, if he were
able, woEld moi care to take lis seat i'll all
assembly from which he expects little of
guou for Ireland
, 1881-08-14
SUNDAY, AUGUST II, 1851.

AN old building four stories high, situated
III the mast frc'lnentcl part OF Vienna, tel!
suddenly yesterday. Tie greater part of the
house waS occupied by arny officers and
fashionable Stnres. Twenty persons were
killed and thirty persons were seriously i'll
, 1881-08-14

"CEANr5 i'll the stomach" Of the stroke
oar and other nntownrsi circumstances .;1rc ns-
signed MS tho cause Of tho defea, OF tt,.. Cornell
crew ut Eicunu; hut there would seem to hayo
s'een ut leust half dozen other reasons why
they did not win. Not tho least Important Of
these was luck Of muscle. It is not quite
clear. either. that they had staying powers or
that their stroke was good, or that they knew
how to steer. They did have tho skill to sit In
, 1881-08-14

T1IE patents I'll the Mckay sole sewing
machine have at lust expired. These arc TIM
machines for sewing Gil the soles OF shots, and
are :uiong the most notable Of 1abor-sayfnr IN
%cnt:ons. Il rood operator can sew with then,
as many as 4c] pairs OF sI,oes in day. They urc
in use oy nil the large =hoc-marufucturi1, cs-
ta5ltshncn:s in tito country, and are said to
have realized Tor the owners OF tho patents
ABOUT :ie'|ssH0 IN this country, while they have
also derived Il large tnco,nu from other co,,,1-
tries. Now that the patents have expired. anv
one Is frce to manufacture md use them. The
machinesh have been held ut about $.5u each. b;,t
it Is said they can be protltably made and sold
FOR abnut Sl'5. 1t Is expected that tho CHS, If
shoes Will now become considcrab!,-cneanenc,1.
, 1881-08-14

THE plans fled with the New York Btu
rca,1 OF buildings for the cons,ruc.y1 OF houses
during the second quarter at tho orar involve
III outlay OF <i'rNti,GN. Among tho new struct-
urc5 contaminated are eight places OF anuse-'
mcnt, at T. c.cs OF S4lj,Go1. =
, 1881-08-14

SPEAK1SG of the overwhelming rejection
of the coerc1ve temperance Iaw OF North Car
olina, the New York Post remarks:
Few political occurrences of recent years hive
been on the wholo so singular rs the prohtbit1oa
canvass In North Carolina which ended iu
THURSDAYS election ThAt q Southern State.
and one largely interested in the cultivation Of
the vine and manufacture OF sDirituuus liquors,
ana above all governed BY Democratic lceis-
lntivc majority, should submit to the people q
coerclVe temperance law OF sich striugency,.
was surprising, to begin with. but that wnen
this had been ACCOMPLISHED aud the leading
Democrats had either been constrained to sup
port tho measure, or, like Gov. Vance. to OBJ
serve neutrality: when the cler3y had taken up
the cause Of prohibition. anu mautfesrv the
best elements OF society were outspokcn on the
same side, the result at tho polls should be an
overwhelming defeat of the measure, is ut first
sight incomprehensble. Tho adverse maiurity
amounted t. upwards OF 10000. and In scarcely
more than one county did the friends Of pro-
hIotlon prevail Seldom bias 4 Legislature
either 50 mistaken or so mierepresented public
sentiment, aud such was the temporary obliter-,
nuon OF party lines that few were prepared for.
so decisive 4 vote on one side or tho other.
, 1881-08-14

DUE1SG the Year from the It'll Of August,
lssa. to the 'tl inst, sxty~fuur feet were added
to the hight OF the Washington monument, aud
there is 1ow cg1caSn cut stone on the ground for
thirty more feet. Col, Casey, tho engineer IN
charee, says that tic rapl1itAwitb which tho
WORK can 10 prosecuted depends entirely upon
the raptdity with which the marble Gun bH.
4uarried aud delivered.
, 1881-08-14

THERE arrived i'll New York on Thursday
the following la,missantz: IL: Wie.aud. from
Hamburg, brought Ea; the Greece, fgum Lon
'u, 81; the Switzerland, from Antwerp, ss5; the
State of Gcor:n. frotn Glas;,ew -: the Assyrtz
from Barrow, q, making tho tutal number for
the jay l;J{.
, 1881-08-14

MR. " NALTEE l5I:UWS, Il prominent Demo-
crat OF Mansfield. O., has written letter de-
curing that Bookwater's Democracy Is too
fresh for him. and au1iously IuauirInR how bis
, 1881-08-14

t;ulKt;AS t1IAl"rEl, ROSE CI;DlN-A stated
the ASYLUM. ii Mrn!na-st, -
t.. " CHAMBERLAIN. 80. M.W..t p.Mf
GIL. ". HAitSAKIs. Sc. l.. l. r.. ri. Sec'y
, 1881-08-14

T. i. rt:SfiMAN LODGE. M. ~. 4. +. K i. NJ
VIA MerI 1T their i: tr'rnGr lsohey ard West Mad
i>tn-St*.- Tuesday evening. -t.. IT, y. n sharp
hif The members are requested 10 he present. FRO.
II. II. from sister lodges cordially invited.
GEO. ", SMITH. " "
, 1881-08-14

Entered at the Poyt-fTcc nt EAicAYo. Ill., Stcon1-
tIusa Natter.
For the benefit of our patrons who desire to send
single cnpits Of 1ui IIn1'NE through the mail. re
give herewith the transient rate uf 1,)st2.c:
Tu1viJn HnI Domestic. Per Cnpr.
Eight md Twelve Page PAPER. -
sixteen Page Paper. .:s ceuts
, 1881-08-14

APOLLO CnAMANDEEY, No l. KNIGHTS
Temp'ar. stated tHnclave Tuestny evening. Arr. III
!ssl 1t O'Clock. Visiting SIR Knights are welcome.
ny order uf The Eminent Commander.
II. s. TtFFANT. llectlr ter
, 1881-08-14

AsH1.AE LODGE. No. 39l T. Il 4. MA Reru-
lar Communication vii! be held st their hall. u Mnu-
rne-nt. Tuesday evening 1t Sn'cock Visiting brctl-
rel! enrdi:iiS invited e. II. CRANE. Secretary
W III. THOMPSON, ". II.
, 1881-08-14

One Of the rising men in EigIantf is young
Lord Rusebery, the Scotch husband Of Miss
Kothschi1d, who cutters Mr. Glutlstonc's Admin
strntion us ali Under-Secrctary in the Home De-
partmcnt- lie is very talented young man.
and it is said that the Premier owes much OF tho
success which attended his Midlothian expedf-
tlon to him. Lord 1eosehery paid all the cx-
pcnscs Of that remarkable tour, and when Mr..
Gladstone WIS called to power he offered his
triend Il scat in his Government, but the chiyal-
rous nobieman declined it then, because he
thought people might 1uiscoustrue his motives
ln helping Mr.. Gladstone to office. "Just now
says m English paper. with the slisaIcction If
the Duke Of Argyll and the Marquis of Lans-
downe. the Gov:rsIiuent flnu that they wanr u
warrior to tlefes thefs policy in the Upper
House, and on that ground Lord Kosebery ha.
consented to serve. Ills post is an arduosls and
thanklcss cne and hc !;,s fur !. chief the not
always agreeable Sir William I1arcourt, hut as
he hu5 II high sense Of duty and fcntty to his
purity, as well paramount abilities, 1t is NOR.
fha: likely that lie will :lc4uit himself wit b grelt
credit. Lord ltostbery is possible Premier.
lie is rich, talt.ia:c, influential, and handsome
His wife Is an hciress with amable qualities and
good !.,oks, and she understands politics as well
as any of tho women described in Enuy yu,fou'-
tns:- ell her own portrait figures in that book -
an1 with all these attri1,utcs In her husbands
tatcr Ca1l aay unc doubt that the youua Lord
will nut entry nil before him when the tl,nc
, 1881-08-14
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, 1881-08-14

WILEY II. Et;AN CHAPTER. NO. -; H. A. Nj
t.'nv"cation Friday aI:erlnnn and csenlng, aug. ~
:~uth llalstcd--.. WuE& OIL ll. Il. 4. UcgEte. Per
urdcr II. T. Il. F. NEWELL, Secretary,
, 1881-08-14
Olympic 1'iicsltr

KAnf o1ph stsfe:- between Clark and IL Sail
Engagement Of Jau,c> U'Nel. "Nichelieu."
, 1881-08-14

fHEvALIEn HAYAED cOMMANDENy OF
knights TrHIpsa.--nt.f ctlncuyc Thursday, .Aur
l1atnp; III. Whiting Knights wele.,M.. Iss order Of
1ie r.. tnnl2sMH6Cr. II. t. K.tSNl.i, Recorder.
, 1881-08-14

GrnEi Osbcrss-ffuuec.
Clark *arcrt- nyruaii titw Courthouse Engage
Ment of the Acme Urets CoInrany. 1.-The 3lascofte.
, 1881-08-14

their shell without tipping over. Beyond this ~
IS not positive that they had any aquatic Or,
comptish,nents whatever. On the Heolev
course in England they actually ran tpto
tho bank- TheE tiasco was tho mora
ludicrols as they had moved heaven and eurth
and consulseti the sporting circles Of tvocontI
nents to obtain admission to the race, only IN
bring up m isnominious rear when they f]i1
succeed in getting u special Suspension of IL.
rules III their favor The Cornell buys would
better have ssa:,l at home. Their cxpedjtion
has brought mo glory to their countrv:
or to their college, or to thcmsc,ycs
1t was Il rash venture. Their pnwora
had been :nsut1icicnt1y tried Tccy had
raced ugainst no stro2s c:ews, End ho,
merely dcluued themselves by ruwa. apoIns+
time, which is II mos: accommodating opDonenr,
and making allowances for " crau1ps" and ofha1
accidents not INDUCED i'll rc;ula. race. The
Cornell boys Should hasten home. They nav,
still lind in their native State marine craft tho.
they can defeat. AS tho Austrian crew viii
only ten days training and Little previous 4,-
pcriencc defeated them in remarkably slov
time, It Is pretty well established thut no yc,ts
FOR their prowes5 can be found in Europe.
, 1881-08-14

| Dr. BLACKBURN, the Bourbon Governor
| Of Kentucky, who has gained an 1neuyable
reputation through tile proposition lie made
during the War to introduce pestileuce
! among the people of the North, has ex-
pressed himself in Enthusiastically otfen-
sive manner about tie Presidents condition.
lie is reported rs saying that Garfield will
undoubtedly dic,'' and declaring as lii,
opinion "that they got mis- name signed
for the purpose OF calling Congress together
i'll case Of his DEATH" There is 4 certain CAL
lousness and brutality about Blackbnrn's
dictum in the case which naturally excites
resentment, and his charge that there was
sinister design in securing the Presidents
signature only suggests that some such
.scllenle would occur to ''Small-Pox - Black
burn himself i'll asimilar case. At the same
time, this Dr.. Blackburn has the reputation
of all experienced and skiliful physician; and,
it the wish was not father to the thought III
the confident prediction of the Presidents
DEATH his opinion is worthy of SOME con-
sidcration. There is no doubt that the Presi-
dent is still i'll 4 very grave, if not critical,
conditlon- The dispatches from Washing
ton, if carefully scanned, reveal this TACT
Nf(A5 NA3. 4hE Nlltu0uS5 ply SkclttHS are
reported rs hopeful, but the statements
in their bulletins are by no means encourag-
ing. The fact is chronicled from day to day
that the Presidents pulse is high and irreg- |
ular. The fever continues TO return. 1t is |
attributed by the doctors to occasional reten- |
tion of some Of the pus. But it begins to |
look as though some such obstacle is bound
to recur every two or three days, and the
fever continues to stare the physicians in the
face. Yesterday the President entered upon
the sixth week Of his confinement to bed,
and there was another setback in the nor1,-
ing. The danger OF chronic debility, result
ing from the inroad Of fever, the worry of
long confinement, and the effects of the hot
weather, is always present. The people Of
This country must continue to feel serious
apprehension every day and every hour until
lie President shall be actually convalescent
md give signs of growing strength.
, 1881-08-14

tlark street between Lake and randolph. "BiAt
diamonds" Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-08-14

-; 81 BERNARD C0NsIASnERr. Nh. ~ X. T.
Stated cs1rtcarr "Wednesday evening. Aug. l., ut
..'eiek- Work tho Tt.n'ar Or,.er. yi>ti,i: SIR
knixht* are cuurcon-fr invited. Hr order II
jUliN H. NJ CARR, Commander
J. @. DICK ElsSON, Recorder
, 1881-08-14

IlEsrENiA LODGE: No. I'll. l.. +: { =: NJ
sCestal N'tie.-fhe nlc'ntrrs and friends are
n9 'o snv ,1 ,H ,s iii i .cr ssa IN a ps'
Members Of sister Lodges and their families IRE
Il t! hs na .'aa WI! '.: ST. nv
reErn',, @ IT,, a sa ,:vc1i' 1krts ~ s'1', i.,-
wsdesaay iss nofnr ,9,'f III :; II Il h ':i u"
Chairman Ut Committee.
..!!!CAGo coNMASnEEy:. NJ. II i KS1Glrs
sonlsssSi; visi: Sir Knights aTaf S,:;sems:
bsAvin - ';!i'' GoopuAS, nccvr,cr. H. H. 'oN'' he
,e,nters are notite'' ,s'at the annual basket picnic
VIII b: held at sar!,s."1tsrs, l'ar1 I,pIsasy. Aus
tanal-sts. nj .. H.. Members lister i1t:cs viii;
Tickets. Il.
~. BERNARD CoM,lASnERr. Nh. ~ X: T.
.:.tink- Work on the r.*nl'ar orIer: vi>ti,: sir
@ !o!tS i. st'i; Il cAEls, Fl "an Comnandcr
:, WILEY H. t:;AN CHAPTER. no. ID. Il. \. NJ
G ;a * Sa ; s1 . En i,' M AuS @ =
rE at1 Il aaIsted "'I GH " i; 4 nsxsrs Per
;,,11;, clIEvAn!EI ;.!E. nAyAEn d., coNNASnEnY OF
1'e r. t"n.7'""dcr- H. t. kASNl.f. kccorucr.
y: \ rt:>1.MAN LODGE. M: ~. 4. +. 4 L. Nj
VII: s.er1 1t their i .rrn.r liobey and Wt.1 Mad
i.cn;sss TUESDAY evening. tu: H. at p. sharp.
49, " '''' ~ '~' GEi'. II. s,ii1i,, " VI.
t*Ssass ae:Isy ~ evsn,ax N:.'2 AK Il
" 's ''e 1'"sii IT, j. 'i;i?ES TifFxSr, ,secor,er.
AsH1.AH LODGE. no. 39t i, L 4, MA Re-n-
, 1881-08-14

GARDEN CITY LODGE, ILL., 4. +. 4 4. M.-TEe
neitt.rs are Mortified that the annual baske picnic
will be held ut sisarI~hmtsrs' l'lrd. Thursday, Aus
= Train leaves neN drput ct'EheT Madison and
their families and friends traternaly Invited.
Tickets II.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-27

In his determination to make the Min
neapolis Fair success, w. S. King has
engaged Prof. Samuel King to start from
Minneapolis on his trip across the CONT
nent to New York. The ascension will
be made from the fair grounds Sept.7 at
4 p. m Among the newspaper men who
are to accompany Prof. King is Chas.
Faye. the Minneapolis Tribune cores
pondent who was IN Austin during the
Riley trial. IT the trip to New York be
safely INSIDE, Prof. King will attempt to
cross the ocean, a hitherto unaccomplish-
ed deed.
Notwithstanding the almost universal
loss and destruction of balloons which as.
cend into the higher regions of the atmos.
phere, Prot: King IS very confident that
his improved machinery will make the
chances of safe voyage at least equal
with those of disastrous one. The bal
loon will have capacity Of 100, 900 cubic
feet Of gas. As coal gas has bouyancy
of only ~ as compared with hydrogen
which is Is, the latter will be used. The
manufacture of 100000 teet of hydrogen
will require the building Of gas works on
the fair grounds, and will cost thousands
of dollars. 1t is computed that the bal
loon will carry burden Of 1890 lbs, the
largest burden borne in the aetherial
region by any balloon. The successful
prosecution Of this voyage will add
another leaf to Col. Kings crown of
laurels as fair manager.