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, 1881-02-05

TT1NLaaI {[6Ia} HfpNblifaR,
Tho largeAt cattfc sutn thAt hDs over taken
place. w1 trnturv to say. In tho world. was con-
sumnthted tho other dnY by tho Hall Nruthars
tho New Mexico cuttte kings who disposed Ut
their rancho and xtt,ck to Colfax County fur the
lmtnonso sum ot $io1! !0W. Ah0ut a ytstr syo ono
III partnesshlp, sold out to the other two bis ltl-
teEeet, scce!vtnK. 1t W9 relnembes CORRECTLY,
moved TO rcxns. where ho still IL. Tho two other
brothers continued tho business TIL tho present
tins, and may now retire tu private life with tho
snug little blnk accpUnk pk &4Q,g 900 e2ch.
, 1881-02-05

... NEW YORK.
ss Ssf ps H.; aano.t s! IT, saa sc
hst nesk ptieG. .ads fur ro" castle bns
ss 4 ST. ID i III. i? ; b H. q
ss sn,s %t oHsshsnE .niny NJ sh!raons to fou5
aaalsis q of t bua "sSc ana 81 Sa'
s5,; III H. ss' ss as'ns sea7
~ Il: s9s' iss .sss asd S: is:
,!1In;; If 80 making 11o 70. four day
Y; s ia 's, s iaf ss vi hoss %ssa; Cd
5pte'a! Dlspateh to 1hs Cnted7o Tribune.
NJ vth t I'll, In, iIa''tsa asin1a "a snr
:s;s SSs S1as /:
ss s':S; s;sS 9H; s
81: ssEr ,na;',,A ASn s carr: st woek,
ss a? s''sss sh sr5s& III
pHisoIn llo3s-Scnrcp nnd wnhted; S7,3tN@7A
At. LOUIS,
~ 81 Let's. Fob. 4-gArELE-'rho demand rxcoedsd
II: sssSss 's:t ssSs ss !: Ss'qs ss q
IT, Ssssiss it' &; ,ssass;. isiSsfss; i sssts;' a
NtssE NesaEs sSt u.s. sss|ana1 ss|a"sn. nHsm f to os'
ss:i5:; :iSsss : :s;s$$: ; ssss5
uurfAE.tl.
,,rn,F 4. Feis t-cATrLE-ltecefpts, Lao, con-
sS*' Il sss er.Ss: Il s ':''' f' to good
saMaGsfGr saa '!reos sm 9uS sSTssnsa ssSs'
! t| Msss ss'ar, s1lsS lsS. so'eo ID
H'tos hfa aud uaclianss,i ''*"s' 'o''a&' VI e"Fs'
. KAHsAs CITY.
uf
, 1881-02-05

Judg'o Morsn Will sentence prisoners Tuesday.
Tho following pcraons, convicted Of tho crimes
mentioned, were Sentenced by .lul!9u IIawes III
suited: Jnines Doylc. receiving sto!un gus'ds, 81 K
mouths llalisn Of Correction md $50; Thon,ns
llluckwcl. robbery yenr I'rt,ltcni1gry: Jotf,
llclrlti1nt. lnrccny. thrco ytars, Fenttontlury;
sori,iAn ul,d F,,nk suhllt1, iaruet,y, uncf
eighteen months l10ilso nf Correction; Michael
Gnlilils, l!iIrxlnry. two yrars Iun3tentiary.
I'h"fnaa Foley pleaded guilty 10 pulit larceny
a1!,I wtls rGis,hlstlGtl.
John soaalan was acquitted OF charge Of
forgery.
, 1881-02-05
NEW YORK,

Erttfal Y}ftnofrh In RI. fbtrsrn ,,.,t,..
NEW Ym,n, rnt i, tii.,v tvtntas ,.'as. =,
rrnteusd t",dnx u, ~" s,,.,' ",n.ef Ill., Weas ,ar.hcr
,u,ai,n1 lin ,,rr',. t,.n,. ,.,, . uu"nt Ssh'o
nrt raxrr In ntn,, s,n,,1.. XII" .a 1te' a. s"'
uu,ry m rl,lc I'm, mi ram, ts.h,x n,t1ra "'s, t
lin Mnrt, u,,t,nn ,hini, .t,,n..H a,"s .s"n ~
n,tcntjun, lin Intc,s ,r,n.not,"s ~, ~. """ y"
tim. Iu,n,e, n .1Ivht roi~ u",n t,n.",, 49, " ~. ~
uttnIncf, i,x lin nrrn,, IL, .,., t,. "'.S,.,s"
In bortt.. .rntes IN uccnn frnrht, ,,g xh"at na ~
sinck ,.oulanh md nuntri hn,x,. .s,n. ~ ~ r.1
aunted n, c,nt,, NJ Il :, III, H. ns =, :, t,,trs
tg.~, rn1trnn,t rnrncntn. ,,nstt. ~ =, ic.Ssi t.I
co.ius nj e. If nskn, IA sro ~, nm n NJ Il Il, r.
Fetr,,nry NJ n i.LGi n n,,,re - :, IL I,d. ~
March nj i;.sa1 ls% rto.tns ~ :, ,1a|, r. Snr ~
ffy1.tai ,uI rtn.,r, ~ n fa1, III ~. NJ - is1tss
i.tnh, closing NJ fiissf. in s.enr;cr ur,,,o Il.
fI13i M j rat Ct ~ Wzt ;ux. ,,"r.a,'t ~
rel, n ss.as, t1 o.rs - n ina i9t M SIthi.. ~,
eprna ,ellyerc for crmrs ~, Arivntn terrn. nmstoa
at I'LL ns ti,o bc,t iii md sIIs asknd earn IN nn,,
ornt. d.,.,,, ~. .,. @ ~ ,,.... IL, . ~. ' 49,. ~ ..,t t
scsmoe ~; x" H. h..%nnre ,i,ic hIt W. t
wtnkonch slightly and ue1,ttv In Tim intthnco
OF No. n rnllYtnr n tr1re, nniton. Ma i 1,ion,IncI
shatlo an n rc,trtr,,d mu.nmcn, nu..t
from lin Mnv onijon. rhirh nv, ~.
iva, sa,cn n, mi.ct wr.,crn t,n.e,,,oa Ssast.<r
NeS Yosn S ~ j 1t S,fSe' s No. foI rbIte po,;,a,
yne uss for9sn snn,s at @ n9n' ps
tnr 1nrn nuni,,t n,ronvn- ron"r,,. ttaat. = ~. ~
:s: nc :: y: ss's: q
,s ss,!s s;ss asS,,sa': sirs.! sts.o neaiss' se
scsT a qe No !s s,n,a sa
"s.'a"Hh-r"R F'aa"cts HnHeFAtc5y hctffn ana
anoea Iower and unsettled. ~ In good part reflect.
IN nf tho "t sns Ws. e,sn
iii ssss; I: + s. .ss y e. ''sS ss %
nt ftstJ, hyn nr,f IA N n.toI t,nunr T., n.'I.a,
nan,nm s, p,a ar'n nna ssm @sSad' ,acoh IN limited
Of pusehasers, With long coar quoted At ssoo a.kal
En- ,va, 80 -. - 80 s.' - 'eiy ~ "k"s INJURY hutea
'ul uca1ctH 1"s"i i"s caIy aclTor1t at all1ht fo-
truot prute.nnd In t1,o nullnn lin hn,nc.s feirl,
nctyc nnd ,rIro. in.rnr vii, l,o,,r,. :, ",,. Ill.,,
tnE at fs5 l't5t March, II: f15lJStt April At EstSS
t,unrf:,trs..1n,v .rr,,. o+t.,,toa ,,a,. ,..,,...
- -. ... ~ ~ .~A"'" "il"i'on s"Eu hstcHao1
on ta oAas OF 'atI7ao 1r fatr to good refining mus-
cosadn. With sales reported Of centrifugal At 88.IGa
Hh.,Ec
I,ws,,.,rs :.
=, FNH"hia-" !eeteiotea hus'neba Topofted IN most
l'1oss ratos oh berth " stcnHt were npsin quated
porta soteeulty lovcr: n,lcrwt,e wit.Ink
.1+n,n,..., 80 tt. =, :. " ap "'e.."As i"p1a .''.'s
ane!asnhi toe LiTeIpoos, cnEaHoinenta Fep3stcd by
, 1881-02-05

pHILAnELPltlA. Ia. Feb electromagnetic. " est
cru extras. f&.1. MINNESOTA extrna. &In&a25t Ohio
o1trAa, saai7is Ohm patents Rl2;, Minnesota pat.
Cit process ts.ei Hr8 t'unt unchanged,
tIsA3S-Wheat uponGtt t!rm; cIpsed quiet, rejected
grim depot. tl'h4. Nh. rcd, stllal38i No. rcd,
February. tlEe3 bll. sll3H asked, blarc+ sll5f BID
sls6 "aSuai April 1tiG bid, sL10 skod. Corn dull
resoto IN trna4. 6oi sait nx0d, February. Sto bid.
&E{g a*hettf March, Hiu bid. Ekc A.keY Apfit bs<o
3tU sal14ri ,ntI I'd. Etu
t'itIVIsiuNx- steutdy and nRchungnd.
lt'TrElt-stsMdy, with fhf tsniands Msry, or.
Nlato md l'rnf.tti C,,.itf Tsansylva,iIa sftra,
aubs HStA.i nsks. :ld%aoi YeatGTp Ncaotvs, extra,
2AtAps lH 9tkAl IN eth4.u, 434t.{p,
Etlt;kv r lr,noFt trd.Su. ....
141 E1y{G, - - ~ ""'
}'ETiUtEHM-t3unt md UNCHANGED
NNGxkf-NHnilBnIly unchanged .... -.
Gtlutb bul t.ats, HUI bu. '"'
bIltpAlESFH-AuAN,
, 1881-02-05

NgNNx+N y
CIvc1HxAT14 q. Feb. A.-FtoUR-Quttt bnt steady;
{dfny, A.753A1o3 fnncy f5.iG@-h7a
GhAiN-Whcat strong, No. rcd, tt0I Corn qniat
bnt firm, No. mtxes li1c. Oats easier, NJ. mixed
5GS5fc Hyn ga'ot. No. so liarlc: steady, euod
Pt1v!stusH--l.urx. cnsler, ti&IaA i.ard dull and
lower. El3t835sM. LUX meats dutt nnd HutnnH1;
cslHnRoa.
sttitsKr-Act!vo nnd frmt $lu1.
HuTTEtt--LnchanXDd,
IISBkEp Oll+-blru3t &c
, 1881-02-05
1rts1+AfR

Judge D!otgatt vii! not hnro ns1y Jury trials
To-day. US tho cnrI'entcra Will bo busy in 4Is
rao.n, hut ho will bo In hts chatnbcrs for mo-
tons.
Attorneys who have tnkcn casos from tho
Superior Court vault md loft receipt urc ro-
4ucstcd to ruturn such ttles.
, 1881-02-05
Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Fab, s.-WnOt-Quiet; Ohio. PENN
sJvanta, and West Virginia, donbv cxtrn and nbuvo,
474sc; oxtrn. 4x847c; medium, <k1ae, cunrbe, VI,
Now York, Michigan. IndIann, and Western, nne, III
tsIcs medium. Ek3i1ci cUnrnc ma ele nMrhcd cltut-
t!tn md dolauc. <3@ac; uuwushed dp.Sy3J7e, pulled,
, 1881-02-05

DETROIT. Mich. Fob. 4-FLouR-E.5n9s.nG
GnAlH-Nhcat qutcts extrn nnmtnn'. N3,{o bid; Feb.
runrS sDs afarch. e0l3kGsl.p.i April. tl.N5f; May
No: red, slG4 bldi No. white, sEc. Necepta,
@,up but shipments, Q,ukN bu. = : ''
, 1881-02-05

Epeetdi Dtspateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune,
kASsAs CRY. Fob. 4.-The Price Current reports.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ASss blu: shipments, LTD
bu; weak, No. caal,. B1fc: February, E1,{c; No. ,
cn-L. bidcj February, H}4ut No. CASH, NC. Corn
Huenpts, ta hui Balirmeilts i1 tnMrket unegttl0d:
No. CASH. ..!ct Babrunsy. s5$c.
, 1881-02-05
ST, LOUIS.

1T. 1.0rfs. Fob 4.-FLUult-Loxsfi XXX, HNa
Nv; fumlly, A.aSs4.bI, cht,!ea to fanny, $Aa$asM
UnAlS-Wieat ultensA bottet, but declined; No
2 rcd. $CIs3al.ulN cs,stl. tlu3<elgi March, 4lQa4
ts .,d 1p',. L., ~, ,c@., Mssi ss'ks ~ d" Ie No.
February, :S1kt7fku hlarch s9aaa3Ke April n1ix1io
atny. Uass nWuE At a4a cash. aa askel March, x3ko
BY AprlL llya ntn ~ SIC Htsley dull and pA.
j.E.1ls-FItn nj a3ia asked.
ltuTTkM-tjltthAE4od+
EDuH-4ulGk ~ Ut. j.
WElAKf-BIeAlf NJ SlM
fLs5 Aptl, *!iM NV. nry salt n.sats nomaaily
Or ~ ea.4i "
tiEcEIF1x--Bloar, G>tkN tr.s, what. Mnp bu, corn
sa,ra.STs. @ @ a G.is % .hs4 s dt 81, corn,
honot oats, haI1oi rye, laO but bAslST. noas.
, 1881-02-05

l.ou1Sv1LIE. Fob. 4-t'urr0S-Btcad5. li!fnI
Ftorn-l)ullt axtrn. t12sAs15Qs cxtrn fnntly. E1ib
@l@: No. !. fSHt}6.2it cnulce fancy. M7sat25.
GnAiS-Whoat stchdy; t6c@t!lD. Corn steady with
fair domnndi No. rhlte +3&c, do Mixed &c, Oats
9niet; So. uh!tc: a73c: du Mixed &c. Iye atcady
Htld uncfnnHed; No. =. TIC.
!lAf-iINtl3 $tiUN1l711 ..... ...,
tH0vlstnHs-t'utk qAlat: siAO0 Lard stenty; primo
etGant E.s9. BULK tncnta-QHIek but stahdT; s4Qvl-
dc1- A.76s c!cas rib, t7.H; cloar, t7.7h
, 1881-02-05

CLEVELAND. O., Fob. Unchanged,
atandnrh white, 10 lsak, Ike.
FlTEhHuIi{l Feb t-PEflt1iE(fN- En1Fly ncttvD,
crude, greEnnI, unttod perticxsOs o1urud 1t i eg.
hAed, W Philadelphia delIYoEy.
, 1881-02-05

BUFFALO, N. " Feb &--GNA1S-Wheat neg.
lected. Corn quett Is cars now At 474a47tse. UAts
nrmi car n!xed At 4lo; car nhito ut s2No ltyo
neglected. Hat1y neglected.
, 1881-02-05

T0LkDo, o. Feb S.-t;MA1N-Wheat duilt No, I
white Michigan. sialH. ar,her do. s1.O+,{, No. rcd
Wabash, spot si.eif, March, fl.tE&t Apr, t1.Us}3t
May, st0xs No. rcd mlxcd $i.uiH. Corn dull,
and nominal.
f3:rsE.n Gfh%yE s;hYxn.nnl! ;Y.,n. No. asmp'e. 'se.
,tIosEpr,yhcnt dnll; Eo. red, February. slGst,
7.tlN but. ' " '
hltlpNrSrs-Whoat mono. corn. cAooo but osts,
mont. '@'
, 1881-02-05

NEW YorK. Fob 4.-1lusness continues moderate,
owing 10 cold woator aud distractions Ia tgausporta-
ton, cotton Rouds generally stcady In prices, whito
kan..s and quilts fairly ncttvn, prints sluggish hut
ateudys drnse gueis mud Rtnghana III fair dpEInn1,
mcn's Wcar Of Toolcas auteti iuEoYa goods In light
, 1881-02-05

No. and e1trA whte. sNts7e3 M. 2 wn,tc A7Gssac,
NJ. mlIod nnf No. . white. EfhaI'c. ltyo nnsnIn-
l;TfEt-tlt,ic Woslnrr1 cEnntnnscs. 2 93tc; choice
lhde packed. Ekt9sc; common tn rnDd, I7tiI1cs
t:iux-H nstrrH Ernsl. nominal nt Ttatc.
nECEfffH-Flu4r, a.UU brfS; corn, UUu bns whtht,
4.nnhu: nntA. l,;tu bn. 77'7' 7' '"'
Hil1p1fESTE-FlQ4t. tQa UeI4,
, 1881-02-05

COTTON,

oswToo, Fob G-GNA1N-Whent 1ieady. Corn
scnrcnt Western mixed, &c.
, 1881-02-05

BOSTON. Fob &.-ttUun-Quleti Western supss-
nRe, }&16Gb+.to; coDmon extr4s ANstAt0I Wisconsin
estE4s. ,{t.60es-a1t MInnusots do, A1d4A0A.
uMA1A-CoFn steady snd UNCHANGED. QtS e1tst;
, 1881-02-05
PEORIA,

PEORIA. ILL.,, Feb. <-3nAfN-Enr, steady but inact-
ves new hixh tnlxod and mxcd. G1{6lac. Uata dull,
No. white, ss94at5]c. ltyo dull, nouinaltJ Eagoc.
MISUNDERSTANDING; sl.oI
!eEcEi1'Ts-Tlcnt, l.;'i TN. corr Ht275 bu; oats.
A4g w! fJs. nnHet GnrgJ, none.
n,l3 hut rye, 3tau but burlcy. Nv bu.
, 1881-02-05
1881. PROSPECTUS. 1881.
CHICAGO
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Newspaper IN tha Union.
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THE TNtnUSK IN the best business mctim and
commercial opponent OF this c!ty md n u,,dantaby
tho strunr1xt at1d moat influential lsuutlican News
pnyH.r III the West
Folls'cn1ty THE TRIBUNE Is n stnlwnrt Republican
newspaper. and will reninln until every In tho
st'atE, irrespective Of colur. politics, sha
enjoy the rt1 10 vue AMI bu rosa f0r, Aud haro hts
tallUt honestly cOIlt.ta without buLottn9 chunt-
!tr. and until evil and political tlery for back lu
publfchns, we'll white democrats, IL lfmlJ
established In tho Houth rs In tho Shrtls.
In tho fIsufo MS In tho staat, fllE fit1uSH w!! nd
voratU the maintenance ot lhe National credit tho
publication OF the pu1ic serscot tho nvocacy at nil
seasonalo projects OF n.cnl reform, r'ud economy
III public expenditures; opposition TO subsidss und
eorpo,ute jobbcEy In u lia fofms and the pruscrvn-
ton Of equal rights to all cltixens. Moth and South.
, 1881-02-05

LonSnurhnF night to Gilman outr
tuh hatGrtinJ night fuuA tu Peoria nu1E
"nbnahs Rs. l.DHas ~ FncRfc Ka,twrv
depot crnnr Stewart ana AschGr-nva trvupty
h hTGher'nv Gnts vim Stnte-sL run 10 tbs dol BOT
, 1881-02-05

H. Louis i Tens Expess4,
" Lou!1 X Texas Fast LlpS.s..'.
EhtFo y SHM Uf!uh1I3 Expfess,...
new UrItuIls j. 1'u1x4 faat Ex.".
springfield Expreaa,. .-,,,.,,......
S}tsl!iEhe!4 At4f,L E1 1prnsa ,,......
fE0rta+ burlington i kuokuk. ~.
el'eUtta, burlington + kaokuk.. =.
Euhtlnc x tllnl~mnttll E1prcsx,. :.
EnnH#rtth Expfr&s. .....,.,,,..,
bs,t',a bnp,iaup z i,,;x hi;
Dubuque i Sioux CltT EYpre,s,.
, 1881-02-05
1ROHIC-EJsUI1' L.tXlf1IYE.
INUTIT-TKU It1XIYIVE.
/ / + / / /
CONSTIPATION

Invariably causes general tie
rangcment Of the entire system
and bcgcts many diseases that
are gloomy in their aspect, and
often hazardous 10 health and
life. Persons Of a costive habit
are subject to melancholy feel
ings, headache, low spirits, tim
idity, defective memory, gloomy
{oreboelings, nervousness, few
ers, languor, erowsincss, irrita.
bic temper, indisposition, and
other consequent symptoms
which often units the sufferer
for business or agreeable asso.
Citations.
Regular Habit of Body
alone can correct the evils enum.
Grated above, and nothing sue
ceeds so we'll in achieving and
maintaining this condition as
, 1881-02-05

By its use not only is the system
renovated and clcansed Of all impuri-
lies, but in consequence Of the ha,no-
Mons changes thus created, there per
yades the entire organism feeling of
safety; the mental faculties perform
their functions with renewed vivacity,
and there is an exhilaration Of mind,
freedom Of thought, and perfect hearts
case, that bespeak the full enjoyment
Of health.
TROP1C-FRU1T LAXATIVE will
prove Of incstimablc value to the weak
and dcbtlitatcd Of both sexes. In all
cases Of nervous, mental, and physical
suffering, brought about by stoppages,
its use is especially valuable. The
cleansing and depurating properties Of
the preparation create changes that are
both marvellous and gratifying; murky,
gloomy, and sallow compilations, with
blue and dark discolorations about the
eyes Conditions that are allied to bill
ionsncss, dissipation, and il1.hca1th), are
by degrees normally corrected and
transformed into bright and clear COM
plexions, in which the ruddy tints Of
health arc bountifully depicted.
TROpIC- FRUIT LAXATIVE
is put up in bronzed tin boxes only.
Price, IS cents.
Large boxes, 80 cents.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
, 1881-02-05

browns bronchial Troehe1 will instantly fe.
liOv0 cough, ctll,i. or hoMrsonVss. IS cellts.
, 1881-02-05

A stcitm Of early tmpIudtHec, causing nervous d.
billy: premature dsosy. etc. having t1ted 10 vain
OF telfcuEe which 10 N teMd ttJa to his fulloW-sur.
1tttfs, AtafvA J, IL. AEkHES, u QEhautaln-Gt.N,
, 1881-02-05
Th8 Merits Of The Weekly Tribune

Asn Aflsfrarer arc apparent to nil Wa beovs that
It cxcels, In tho amount, quality. md vnrisy " tho
reat'lnR-uat1e which 1t rrIv!es avery oiher puhl!c-
uonD tho kind In this uuuMtry Tho space allotted
~ advertisers IL puspusely kept down tn NARROW ns-
It's. Moro than kftH Columns ot tftir feJas tppd
td taeh suefk rfth the t1tti nttvs editorial acus-
hionk. aoElcs. cssays uoems, aunortu4 paragraphs,
4Ircla articles OF interest TO farmers 4nd tho iatost
market reports.
It's naEket reports ara unsurpassed. embracing all
tho Information which faeers FeGtre fur Tho lnte,l.
gent Transaction Of busncss both sellers and buy-
ors.
Facts ahnut railroad combinations and rates arc
alFhya noticed In TIE WEEKLr.
improvements OF agricultural machinery and nsw
nlethua Ut utlllznE farm products described Ia
TME WEkkLv.
"IturAl Jr.." wrllcs on "Tho Firm and Gartton~
70, L. H. on "llor.culture," ahd "vstsrInaFian"
on 'Ths Field and stablv." In ouch lsRuo OF THE
WEHKLv.
This ilonn Department. gossip nbout tho ta1hions,
short stores. and POEMS. lltsenry selections, oto,
nnko THE WEEKLY attractive TO tho ladies aud tho
t1HNr S,f . hA FIJI
, 1881-02-05

HiEEEP-Hofe III neliv9 redNcAt md prices woFo
dtn h'1 :toady at Eiata ~ for nfsrInr to mudimtn,
and ~ - for Euntt to ehoIco Thern were two
Gr three ocks Of extrt which wpru tn4eM for tho OK
port trudU ut fat64taj. 1l0 following N9Eo noted;
, 1881-02-05

11fchiKrn Central lkai1roaa.
DepoL 1901 Ut 1aKg-a fnut Of TMenty-seopnd-3
4GkSt Hnsea y! Clark.st. suut1eaat corner ur iAR.
oospn' Nfnhd 4aclf1u llo ta, snu at Palmer House
, 1881-02-05
| 1.cnvc. / Al

t!}asly. '1lnI1y oxcept su,tlays
AT. NM'.kErallfhn hIetlhnE Cnss rrnm Chlcnao 70 St.
sIi'1n. iih aeES,nx ni1 sh'5s hs1so % II o1 d s
M"nsas " ,- Sy ~ clallse VI Day Coaches Chicago Is
Chicago - Attnn.
pnion Depot We.s s!in. corner lanai end yan u
ihIrt-Ht Iicknt uHices, ii Uapots ~ Soutb Ciafx
et.s Grund gaclilt uuteA nlI f1lluBF House,
l1eaTe- Arrive.
RRsn:ss Rs1:s Citr. Den.eE Pueblo .l2.O pn 40 pn
St Louis. s1,InaaniI sasoF ga'! pm: 1:sa
, 1881-02-05
Extraordinary Cheapnoss.

WhIlo tito UElco OF anR1e subscriptions will remain
tlD year. Ffrt cupfos of TMk WEEKLr TRtNuNx
will be alted ono tor Fire liars postage pro-
paEd usd Rsly cnn nlaka up Club Ut i've oop-
tcs II reduces Tho nrtcs 10 ONE lsUE.t..RK Il
YEAR. For Twenty lloilars Tnenty Copics will be
sent one year, and freo copy to tile xuterup of the
Club
, 1881-02-05
SCxiLES,


A RRIVAf. AND DEPARTURE or
ma,xsnst;ust,,,E;s sss;SsmEsrsAsaTS Nxr.n.Soa
3atopaay Excepted. ftlntiy. "~"'''s"'
GhsrnKn IT Snrths~atern Halfway.
FOR MHns. TLmnfnr aterrlnR t.s, Accommodations.
anpiy ~ Ctatk'st Grand 'ncfno, Hfit1k's EfnSsT
oiheo' fa!tf8! House. Is CanaI.st-, ana lh8 do1n
, 1881-02-05

h-t5np0t c',rnef Of Wells and Klnxlc.sG
@bcpot eorncf OF Canuf and Kins!n.sts
&c chicago: u isnritnrton Il Qntney 1sn,,rood,
ftnn m.nn, @ @Iine-Inelrs " HIeop!nH cnr Accommoin-
trxr, f1rress % Dnls'. f1ct n Indana.av, ufand
iiHsHl .nG n Gaiai md alxtcenth.sts Palmer
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

y frigh;ful catastrophe, occurred
in New York City on the 9th inst.
resulting in the death of seven Persons.
as far as ascertained, and the serious
injury OF others it took place at
the corner of South Fifth avenue and
Grand street. Two brick build.
ings, one t'our.story structure on the
corner, and the other a three.storv
house adjoining, on Grand street, fell
with sudden crash, burying men,
womer. and children in the ruins.
There were altogether some - per-
sons living in the two buildngs-I5
IN the one and IL in that adjoining.
How mauy lives have been lost can
not now positively DC ascertaincd.
The iiremen have, however, succeed
eel in eXcavating the bodies of seven
persons known to je those OF Mrs.
Frances KNAPP, aged about forty five
wears John knapp, her son, aged a.
bout Is Mnnie &. Saville. aged 7 :;
Mrs Eliza Rudolph, 4j years; John
Thompson colored, aged %, years. &
Frank and Chester II,ll, two children
1t is believed ;hat more dead bodies
will be broaght to light as the oxcava-
ton proceeds. The police have driv.
en- the tenants from the adjoining
house, which is said 10 be in very
sllaky condition.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

English Colonisis for West Virgin.
ia.-SouihwesterI Virginia is attract
ing the attention OF British capitalists.
In 40 long time henenormous amount
OF splendid timber, covering noun
tains TO their summit aud extending
along deep CANYONS, her bonndlcss
coal seams and other minerals. will
bring industry aud wealth to thou
sands. During the past fortnight an
examination of several Virginia es-
tastes has been made by Mr.. Finlay
Dun, MIR Geo. Hunt and Mr.. james
Black, OF London, England. who pro-
nounced themselves well satisfied with
their appearance and varied resources.
1t is understood that these gentlemen,
who have been in Washingt IN recently
are negotiating TO purchase 400. 900
acres In w. Va, for colonizing
purposes. Mr.. Finlay Dun. of the
party, was formerly employed by the
London Times in writing up foreign
agricultural resources. -Mariinsburg
Statesman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
The Barbour County Red Men
The Jail Deliver a, Phillippi

We are glad TO see the Phillippi pa
pers Cthe Repa5iicaa aud JeGers,miasl
taking the strongest grounds against
the ruiiians who infest that county un
der tie name of Red Men, The Jef-
(erson'an has ringing editorial IN US
last issue against their latest high han !.
ded act--the forcing open OF the Jail Tor
the rescue of two OF their fellow ru tfians
who were under sentence OF law for
their crimes. Says tue Je6ersoni.a:
On the morning of the ID inst, at
about two o'clock, three masked Red
Men gained Abundance to the Jail of
thus county, and with cooked pistols
placed at the head of the jailor, they
torcihly released from their cells
Floyd Harsh and John Watkins. two
OF their gang, who were sentenced at
the last term of the Circuit Court to
one years Imprisonment for the GRIM
mai assault they committed ON Isaac
Newton Phillips. This is the simple
story told IN few words, but the CT.
feet OF such IN act can never be told.
1t Is one OF the most glazing, most
damnable, most outrageous acts that
ever was committed IN civilized
community. The lesson 1t CONVEYS is
that this gang OF outlaws are not con-
tented with. intimidating grand and
petit jurors: not contenled with
threatening witnesses not contcnted
with committing perjury to save them.
selves from the fate they SO Justly de.
serve, but, after all these crimes IL
gainst civilization are committed, and
they are legally housed in Jail to sui.
fer for The outrages they have done,
the members OF this oath-bound or
ganization Of outlaws must meet in
their midnight conclave, arm them
selves with axes and pistols. clothe
themselves in disguises and enter into
the jail OF the county and make null
and void the orders and authority of
the Courts OF Justice. Has it come
to tits? Is IT possible that the PEG
PIE of this county are going to stand
still and let a band OF less than two
hundred men ruin the county and
ruin them, both financially. aud NOR.
ally? Is 1t possible that the law and
order loving people ofthis county will
let these Red Demons, these Regula-
tors, make the good name of Barbour
county q stencil in the nostrls of all
thar Is ure and decent? Is il posi-.
Die that the property owners and cap.
ltallsts of this county are going to fold
their hands and allow themselves To
be ruined by such set of men? Is
1t possible that fathers land mothers
will let this organization 90 on until
1t draws into It's folds their sons, the
hope and pride OF their lives? Great
God forbid =!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

The pink eye is again reported to
have appeared among Wheeling lor.
ses. This Is but severe stage OF in
huenza. which causes inflammation in
the eye lids, producing a red appear.
anco which gives the disease its name.
The effect upon the animal is about
the same as that produced by what is
called distcrnpor. The disease is
characterized by increased pulse, rise
Of temperature, swollen legs. eve lids
and eyes nearly closed and sore throat.
After a day or two tho swollen legs
are sore to the touch, There is al.
ways a certain amount of debility and
loss OF appetite, which varies in diff
ferent casos. As q rule the disease is
not dangerous when properly treated,
and OH an average, Its duration is ten
days, At the end OF which time the pa
tent becomes convalsccut.-Whoel,
ing Int.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

Joe Murray, Of Mexico, Mo, a tai
Tor by trade, bad by hard labor saved
five thousand dollars. When he
beard of the money being made by
grain spectators in St. Louis, lie
drew lis money and repaired TO that
city to take part IN the great game
of chance. lie had not been there
long until his money was swallowed
mp and Murray was taken home lu-
nstic. He is now in the asylum and
bis wife and nine children are pen
nilcss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

How She Served Him. Miss Ben.
son learned that Randall, who was
woolng her at Mount Vernon, Ohio,
already had wife. She waited until
he made - formal proposal OF MARI
age, and then applied TO a Justice for
his arrest on a charge ofbigamy. Being
told that the crime of bigamy re.
qulred double marriage, she kept
her secret, LET the engagement result
IN wedding, aud then trlumphautly
sent him to Jail Immediately after tie
ceremony.