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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-29
How to Tell n Good Potato.

Here is a good place in which to i'm
part what is a secret to the vast ma
joritv of people, and it is one well
worth knowing. 1t is simply how to
tell a good potato; that is, as well as it
can be done without cooking it, for
sometimes even experts are deceived.
Take sound potato, and, payingno at
tention to its outward appearance, di-
vide it into two pieces with your knife
and examine the exposed surfaces. If
there is SO much water or Juice" that
seemingly slight pressure would
cause it to fall Oil in drops. you may be
sure it will be "soggy'' after it is boil
ed. These are the requisite qualities
for a good potato which must appear
when one is cut i'm two: For color, a
yellowish white; if it is q deep yellow
the potato will not cook well; there
must be considerable amount of moist
ure. though not too much; rub the two
pieces together and white froth will
appear around the edges and upon the
two surfaces; this signifies the presence
OF starch, and the more starcn, and
consequently froth, the better the po-
tato, while the less there is the poorer
it will cook. The strength of the
starchy element can be tested by re-
leasing the hold upon one piece of the
potato, and if it still clings to the other,
this in itself is very good sign. These
are the experiments generally made by
experts, and they are ordinarily willing
to buy on the strength of their turning
out well, though. rs stated above, these
tests are by no means infallible. The
anti Chinese element of society will not
like the information that very large
percentage of the potatoes consumed in
this market are raised by Cinnamon.
but such is the case.--Sdn francisco
Call.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-29

survey to his licking work, turned ms mead
and caught up with his teeth from the box
used as its receptacle bottle Of ST JACOBS
OIL He threw the bottle on the noor
with violence enough to break II, and then
deliberately licked up the ST. JACOBS OIL
and applied it to the cut. Readers, we nave
seen the Laws of association belied by beings
with less sense than Toughmans horse.
The word has passed among us, ana when
we see a man who won't try the Oil, we
say, He is worse than Toughmans horse
To many this may appear rs very tough"
story; and were there not proofs innumcr-
able of the efficacy of the Great German
Remedy they would be justified in so
designatingit. The testimony, however,is
plentiful aud pointed, and is from people
whose long experience in matters apper-
tanning to horseflcsh entities theiropinions
to profound consideration and respect
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-29
Young Maloney de Smith, who ex-

Young Maloney de Smith. who ex-
terminates melody with fiddle, to Old
Colonel Northcote Colonel, you
must be on hand tonight at the DE
Smith mansion. l want you to near
some really good music. Twill give a
few solos on the violin to a few invited
guests, and aiterward. at eight o clock,
we will ha re some refreshments-oys
tiers, wine. cigars. you know MY
dear boy, will be on hand little aft
er eight. Rely on me-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-29

"A part of the annual tribute paid
by the Malara an of Cashmere in ac-
acknowledgement of the suzeraintv OF the
Empress of India are the Cashmere
shawls which have tor so long served
the Queen handy turn for wedding
gifts.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-29

Picked Onions.-Select small sill
ver-skinned- onions. AT er, taking off the
outside skins, remove with a knife
one more skin, when each onion should
look quite clear. Put them into strong
brine for three days. Bring vinegar to a
boil, with one or twp blades of mace and
some whole red peppers. Pour it hot
over the onions, draining them first from
the brine
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-29

Offending journalists in Japan are
arraigncd in handouts and tied up with
a rope around their lcins.
, 1881-08-08
CATHOLICISM.

THE AMERICAN ys. THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
NEW Yo1ue, Aug. 7,-St0nsIEnur Hletson. Of 1t.
Joscplis Church. Jorscy City, holds picnic on
tho lltt1 OF August and at It beer will oe sold.
ratl,or 1Icnncssy, pnstor Of I'm ndjolntnG parish,
tAkos exception to this conduct OF tue Mon.
slEnur HaylnF Il plontu should nut tu held on tho
holy tlny festival Of tho assumption OF tho
lllcsscd Wright Mary, and that priest slipufl not
be responsible for tho salo oe hecr. Mnnslsnor
Stctson sa.tt to-tiAy tuA reporter: "Tho e8en-
tal polnt ii, this matter Is this: Is tho Catholic
Church III America to ba conducted according
to A1nnrel.t, principles or European principles!
Father lIe;lncssy Ia
IaSoI..ASr OF AME1s1C!AN IDEAS AND
1ETltUI,H.
Ito thinks he must govern, his parish hero rs p
would IN trclR,ld: thut MI hg hAR IL 10 Is to
brArl1!sh Rhlllelnh nut cry IN hls p4rtahlera.
Prohibition. UNI they must subtnlt !ka altsgs:
sEnlt not be dane here In tho Catholic church 80
fur He my fn!lt1oncu cAis Hu nin american tltst
Of ul huva travelled IN Europe mud lived
t,ler0. md tuWEcre tnye | SUM tho right hhnu
OF EooslEeilUw4hp ux1ctdch 50 freely M8 hhVo
H0en It In AtnBrlGu. | !lRs1 been !nslltcti oven
IN tla!y ald spain, hut ncvnr III tAtncrlcA.
AL pAsSIpNATEI.Y 1EvoT1:p 'ro AMERICAN
INSTITUTIONS.
They appeal to tho rcasu!l OF man, md 40 gay
to tho government Of tho Catholic Chilrna Wu
must use persuasion, Instruction.. eslaicatton.
We ,nust nppena IL tho gotH Erntc nt lhe people
and not dr!vt1 them like dogs or hold ah!!eah
bvor thofr hsns. In tho hitter way fMthnf
IIenng8ay Ia trying to govern hts pr0li!o. III tho
former way mn crtlGavarlnB to icnti mine.
Mn trying ah9 AMerlcun nlal; hp tho European
have 70 objection to etniKrantn. pit 20 On,
tnottIodA. Wo shull llHre 1nr ptentc, and anAIl
not prohibit becr ny any uttlct.'
, 1881-08-08
A QUEER CASE.
Supcraettstttvo Medical 1stt4uet on It's
dignity.


A telegram was received from Cleveland lato
lust hight inf,tring into tho 7leuth OF ono Mrs.
II. Il; Oliver. formerly Of that city, aud whose
recent uetnlsa WIS supposed to Ut shrolded III
lnystery. Tho telegram EAsn tho nHsno OF
DR., Thurston, No. 6l9 Wutash avenue. as
tho attending physicEan. mud this gcntlc-
man WIS rouaca from his sl.tt,ihera
shortly utter midnight by T1lnuNE
reporter III search Of whAt protnlsod 10 bo
genuine sensation, but which proved tob nintls
nnythng bordering on tha extraordinary. Mrs.
Oliver was n wittow Of so,ae 10 yuAts oi aKc, A1,l
wthn =, @ shoft f. te s sSpsyS axo,a e e
sSe "; t"S ylex x0sa' Il "Ss sna ~ !e
1na oco wst st s t. waba, sSs,o q sps
tlleru shu was attacked with mn nKgrasatel
f0rm OF aunlfcr complaint: for wh.ct; @ sno was
iil1esa It was thulight bcst to lllaco har Whero
she would haye butter nursing thnr boarttnH-
house naturnaly nlfor'ls, Ind snn was Gccort.
iast. The attending phYslclan. hr. Dnyls, ngrsod
with tito diagnosis and trontsnont Of III. THURS.
ton, aud M serious resil WIS Hnt!eIratntl, but
thAt shu had relntiyca Ii u!oyolandt and ui'on
their being advised by Dr. .rburatons tclcxrati.
replied that reat!ye WOULD ho u s Ca!saIn T.. ~
ehargo III ly nm undcrtnkcr.. pr; Th,!rs+
ton arranged accordingly, with Jor.
dun. the ln1ertaker. aMa that ,, nc y ,plEht Sn
os bospt. m SsyG ~ W. wlsa s aes
ieath, which VIM uaurlbetl 10 9astro. cntcritio
foyer. The hospital people refused TO Ktvo up
shH noy tor .eas1 nSs e
Cleveland pooplo tciosrsphed iator Tint they
f9rStera'a rt. but 1t wA' still Ut 'a0 h0sp''e' 'A''
, 1881-08-08
A Heavy Rain Brings Relief to
the Swc1tcring Inhabitants
of Gotham.
American vs.. European cathol.
icism as Defined by an
American Priest.
Tic Sexton OF q Church Found
Dead III q Sunuay-Sollo0l
Library.
The Peach Crop Of the State Of Della.
ware Total Failure.


A HEAVY MAtN llnlSHs ltEf.iEF TO THE
SWtitrEHiEn PEOPLE.
NEW YnltK, Aug. i.-Aftcr tho discomfort OF
tho previous throe lays. tho Temperature tn.
.1ay syna relief To all, The hoavy rain Of tho
curly morning cooioi thu atmosphere, mid
light braoze A.tslel 10 tho enjoyment Of those
who tatl sweitercd during tho previous days,
AMI vatnly sought for stcnp nt night. Tho hcary
rn.n did othor good service. 1t Thoroughly
rlcanscd the strcuts aud CUTTERS OF tho decnylng
substances which -
Hal, ttENt;y TO SMELL F1l.1.A1SOUS1.y.
IN tho Afternoon thcro rcro a0veral hcavy
timner- atortsls which coolad tho air, though by
no means adding to the enjoyment Of pleasure.
seckers, mRt,y .of wholn returned to town ID
drgnetH1 aild limp c0liilltlon.
Tho certificates Of death which wore sent 10
tho llurcN1 Of yitnt Statistics to-day esinwea
TINT 1l8 persons illh In this city Saturday litter
napn ind this morning. In nbbut sixty cases
dGhth WIS clthor cAtlseh or tlatnneu ny tue n9at
which prevailed Inst wepk. Stich was The oplta-
ion Ut tllG ptyatelans BY whoN tho oertitlcatos
Ing tho fntmllty III cases OF tlfphthoria and scar-
leftover In a n1urlrd mnntlcr. Although
THE RECORDS OF TIL: HEALTH DErA1sT-
AlENT
10 not tutljcnte that titnro has been any sudden
i,erensU III tho number Of persona afflicted win
thusc tnanics, yet tho number pt parsnns who
tnro died frntn sllpn III tho past three daya 10 70
lAr9e M to bG inAtt1r 0t surprise. ANoilt U
dozen children dtei FROM dfpltherla and acAret-
f0yer Saturday. ~. l1cwster, who received the
certificates Of death to-t1ny. aaid the t11rtni'ty
rs grout III such hot weather as In the coldos'
lnYB Of Wlpttr,
, 1881-08-08

THE SEXTON OF 4 CHURCH FOUND DEAD.
NRw Yong. Aug. 7-Tho congregation Of tho
Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church was
disturbed to-tluy by smell Of escaping gus,
mingled with oven loss tolernblo otlor.
and tho Roy. Mr.. anrlng, tho officiating olorgy-
man, was annoyed 1T n,nt,y persons leaving. j.
u, Osborn, tho sexton, not 'boInn Mt his post, tho
church WINS opnnod by tho orHau'st. Aftor
service it was learned that Osborn bud not boon
scor s!i,co Wednesday evening, whau thero wasa
lecture In tho church. Tho offensive olor np-
poariuy to coma from tho Sunday school IL
hrary. next tu the leoturc-roon, tho doors wore
forced By tno pnltce, aud. stretched nposl cush-
j0u III tho middle OF the l!0oF, WAS foutlI tho
lea.i t,ot1y OF Osborn nearly rudn, In an NIL
raneo., stage Of decomposition. and the roam
rlpo Of d sn1nll Kas-stovo Tho st0vo wnS upset
md ptpo brokcil.
, 1881-08-08
THE FIRE RECORD.
Tr11EAG1.

Tho alarm frnm ilox .sS at @;l6 yesterday
aftornoon was caused by q t1rc on the roof Of
tho two.story frame building, No. 1la Wcat 1tan-
iolph street, owned by u. ". noaoh, aud oec'!@
pied By l.. Sant.ols. q Recoid'hRnd dealer
Cause, unknown. DAmagc, $al
Tho AtArpl from 13ux 5lo at S:D yesterday
morning was caused by a fro In one-story
franc building south Of iiluo Island avenue and
between itohoy ami Iloyno streets, owned by
tho United Suites Holllng.stock Company. and
!lBGd tiy thom ns q storcholse. The .amag9 70
aimat ii, ,iG5. The insnranco cauid mi Gs aseor-
Stuo ~ oe q tg pISpfissors na werc rsss
eosast.1a ss sinr n d s asFae o a Il Il yesterday
was " + ras .ns
euIa1e eupiaa 4 M ~ %.'' ss Napsafet ss9
{ ose osery indeatton inSSsS ns tas Tie ars Wa
The work OF an iseondiary, as the ho,iae was
Tired IN tgn different p]9ccs a. tae eao Ine,
tot to 81 sim"! tio Ns.ssy i .a!d e ~:
e'fshss Shs sssn st ss : n. srses
fS rescnos IL aos No III Desrporn s aSa:
nne oynoa ox ox-A!; i,ok;t, +; pea5Soa ho a9 re
sI wss iirs. dlscoscrcd from iive to tor u!nutes
hefnre the n'arm was turnstl IL ny Ar: Dewltt @
w WIZ p: .,1t w nS'ussh tas t5oe
ooff iSs Iss, % and WI . sarprt.sa taa. II: 6s:
door opening 10 the hallwuy. A. he opensd Il It
volume Ut hot a!s. smoke. and irA rushed n,
spps'sy s .asa nH1x xas % haa ana an gss IL
hat tho presence of mind 70 caosu tne
oor, and t1en sPtsnx for hs ,.a'Il ehlaFs, ,x,,
Fortunately Tho ilrc n thls story was than con. n.
to The n sasasS , aan s!Ty yn ana 10
sti!l seeplnK safely u Ie at4 we're hrsea :!
this limo burstlisx through tho doars. Tho old.
s ssow ssS "ssS' Id van az ws s"!anf aeuy H.: rs g
aiecr @ saRs fseyue sse oue rs'a @ se g. eh
dist,.s as,sh.es, iowsre', s her from ono u t5o
owt .tsn. ass't bs e'sf fc e one eSa W.. os.xe9
to hold int to Tue sId :, q tl,e oatIet
prevent y from siipnlng IT, hsr on a1tu neF
eo .bst s!''r 'rhs vi ea' 9 araNn nv
tho llle-cora was Ienxtnenc! by tying sheet to
P ss & !ns T. a ss as wss o ~ fEss
and tlIe,, tho wife aud mother 81. d. VI, Mist
sissa tSsna fnsdeh nd h.e taf sasse ssecue a fer
y theIr n,xht.ei9tfDs 9 tSs;x u.1S! en-
n bors . xii this look plaes Oefors my H.to Va.
aware TINT tho house was nt,rc: The NEXT ny
north was soSs T. tho soot F's ,aso e af
aiaru ss e Sy f%ss n's%;'s !f 3 s ts!ephss: finally
s.te se hs eoy y xavs she rs eonsicrnSa
bSSay ino 0afsfS sasn, IL o s anar ss
s. Sis 'ps Es!sa aSassi TSo Is. o. aas VIII e q
, 1881-08-08
OFFICER CRowlCy's FUNERAL,

Tho funeral Of OAlcer nanicl Crowley, tho
third policeman murdered III this city Within
two 1not,ths, took p1uco ut 10 o'clock yoster1hy
forenoon from hta lato reshleMcv, No. 9t
Miller street. Unllke bis e1u4lly unfor.-
-,tnatc brntber officers hnhoncy md
O'isricu, Ol!lccr Crowley WIS a member
Of uo outside associations. and nis funoral was
therefore In so!u clnrgu of tho pn!teo. An
cscort ot about nifty patrol.ncn, With unlccss
Lavlu, Davil Hurry, Edward Dnsrctt, Jutn
Hickey. Charles Goodman, and i. II. Mutvihtl
noting as pall-Dcarcrs, preceded by a
band aud followed by Il long line
uf carriages, lnndo up tho corte9c The
ro,nutrs, is1cloacd In II handsome blnck CLOTH
coyerel casket, were taken first to tho Jesuit
Church IN West Twvlfth atrcet, WtlcTo shnrt hit
Iu,,lresalv1 yGrvlccR wore held aud where tnMss
fur tho rc1,oso ol tho dead will be said tn.dny.
IEc,lcu the c0rtGRu proceeded to tho Nurth-
western dernt, where cars Wero tHken Tor
Calvary Culnctcry. Two brothers nf tho d.
censo nrrsci rronl A0sto,l b1roy IN time 10
partiepAtb In the cerpn!0nleH Thu tlprNl 64cT.
t,,Xs included lnrko star nr rosos and cnr!,A.
unl,s, ucArtl,g upon its fac1 tho tutnbcr "sss*,
TINT Of Tho Atlr worn by tho tiecchsu III ltfG.
Ta,s WIS tho Wit Of tho :nilleors Of tho West
1.hkc Street Station. Hls brother officers of ihG
Wust Madison atroot Station contributed 9 large
floral pilluw. sl,rtnauntctl by u GROSS ind star,
mud bcasluH tue word - iiuat III fGrgct- -uoss
, 1881-08-08
81 CRIMINAL LAW.
Tho Now fscnnl ('odo or Now Ypr

,, 81, gn'eseo ,s1s ,s', s;S,s %s's :, x,, v,.,
yph,ri hna tlecu Iuly pussea md npprDycl ty
the t;ovur,lor, Is not 10 ro 'n.p opcr'ton u. Inv
Il siay !, 1ss.. 4 two.ioId n,juot Is sou,'soi hy
tho nnc montta' l,o.'po,o,ne'''. rirst, tho pub.
tcct its faults; anas sreou tho 1eKisle..4re VIII
'os, nayp rs1'r Spls''"'S u 'n0"' II Us '' 90 '''
T,hls f.mio I. n co,nnou1 nraotioa1ly complotc
md os"s,iiyn @ Il NJ I'p s'c %|,cia law Of Ills stat.
' Joos nat a 1oaiw,,u @ rrouocnx. or nt1cot civil
sxs1 to any ,y,n Srea s sxts x Tss w Of a -
efieI !" tueso s,l ", ,"o,,,a pHnts,nbir.
oxnsit a. trc.oriLi ''r a,itorI1cI hy sfis uoe,
sh erG.otSrS },e as r. tg et oe a s
s,so1qs 1 gasa sttees s ~ ~ nc pa.t
~ Rs, ill., Sr,s +, irtr whti'or siInrtt
w,rsls: Thia eng stnS,.,%s ny ny r!s 9sses @ M hae.
se ti WI ssS asss ' ,sass ts 'srs
n casfe r III. ~ st ~ S HIM.. ass
q criminal ~, X, pt rts II s stato
IN. IT. fnstitution ~ ihI1 ,lIreutt, fwo ciI.
ioattona; i OH of,e "i prcuure, whoh i'as 6uo!, =.
ceniy nonpofGi anner ' ,ca,t M tnv 4S' IT. sosr'1 nT
tno;sr @ r.. In fnH,a s;nnurs ri tGn Cu,tn--cii,.
htiuMH ~ w. u.s Unussii ,i itn,iinv Ein u 1IitM,,,
sSi, siIa Il NoScs. vss,s nt % Aioxaaar l.raiorlMWas
ercrtes Ut ,, III n a,, tp "a u,,p fr,,1n
@ ,o1it,or w. ~ hn in~islntnTc ,t,'o,, tiinr
rt. 81" itnt thn H., ,,rnnr tinn az Inn nniIticni
taa % .e sns lst tnnh!. mnr.nEnn ~ NJ
HI @ n ~, ,imo Mn ~ III annuI .H;n III. ns
s,.tma ~ nmnnw tc tH,intn,ssI,,t,t,rs. 10 Mr.
Nevcs: ~ t1o M,''u m.t,mi NJ tn,tttnW Of Tho SCI.
tloiaa w'tn tne ~, mo'sS ,, a''a @ annvsjs wns
.nttn' ne. IT, H. t,o,"m,ssncrs' hnrim" lIoen in.
aettem W w so!nss a1In,;. tt,os tnr asorni.rv
aMFus1uu M 1 ~ "st H. ftnissiumnru % IL s~I,nn liz
flnE. wv " ~, ~ ~ srtn vS" rnri.cE Th. tirnft
Jto otus u, s.n.sh ~ sI TIT ~ ncis.n t,vit", r!.
s8 an. nsasI,1sr"d aI11d ny % ta iiu,r, a1 twico prIie
hta ,a T., 9 @;sns1'Tc Ms,n
"i,1,r III S c",, icst" IN It IL nnothor Iioard
liz ano ~ ,t ,vttI, tt,o t,9rrntjon ~
Rso i}o ~ e HI n.,..n It cmst hcfnrn tns year
nir , ean I've ,1 i,,4 rniio NJ ti,n tnrnrTsr'a
pna,n pnsSsu ~" "o''aes o"' 'no
HtREnsm!., , ,,,,, ..,.,, .hroo +tt,,o o,p,,,a.,r,
Iho fnno upofs Wnn tnrn1, ILL tes ] uus1u2 ~ .2n, anS
Heasn! ,,na, H. ". LINZ ,,en ',t.t,"iIv
NIu snch ~ i ~. .s ~ .,'natI NH
~. uut T., ,i H. ,,s,s ss WIFI ,a tnrn i,.a
, 1881-08-08
REuApI'unED.
TWO OFT or T1InEE ESCAPED LuNATIca
ltEuAtrruRED.

lkElA1'4QNEAs ,
New yot.x, Aug. 7.-llusscy aud AIoLaurhlln,
two OF tho lutlatfcs WIN escaped Batuslay might
from tho Insane Asylum On WARTS Island,
have beun capturotl. 1t soun,s that about m'a.
night tho attendants at tho asylum :heard cry.
apparently proeoodtng fropi the rlver at Hell
0ntv. They took rpw.boat and went out III
tho river, whore thsy found tlat-tottotloa
boat egpslzcl In tho streata. Thtro wis no one
In it-but nuns cont was lyang Oh tho hotto'A
Of tho ln,at ~ II lay uptldu down.. NnthtnE
lAoru was hetlrl Us tic ttlEttyoA until null; FAht
spy trylux to awi,,l acsoss llnElpm llyar.
ItH WAS CArruhEif.
IIo roruaod to toll III what way tue doora Wero
9l,u hiH companions hot Dut at thu ynt1l shey
inntil ,at:Iottomota boat at tho !ower ut.a q
thu taIand, TAEs thsy took una stArtaa 1or.,as
lilo river. Aof0ro stiey had R1no fur, tho opAs
hntl t,tl1l! with water 9IlG fiha!ly eApa!xel L4'
urfcIl, tho third sun4, tOok Of BIZ eOnt. laltl uh
iEo l,ont. }ntl awA1n tuwnr4s the Now York shoro'
MrI.AHuhtln could mt swim, 80 slussoy sHy1 ~
hulpel hltN Into tho bt,nt and cndeAvaEcd TO-
awlul md push The boat bstoro htnl. ElninY hts
strl.gth fai!!nY. ho left Tue tout nnd hlel'auEa.
Iii! aud nlRdp Ala own e&capo y Harlem. sg-
IMuHhlln was. ca}ltnrpta Hour tho former r1sl"
ueeu Ut ln,uaTirh aud secured aftor q stout ro-
kIstnuGG4 '' !'.' i
, 1881-08-08

..,, u,pIr utfAI1A NTt.ER LAM,
NJ H.. .trh, n,crtiuu cn,lctl 10 mako a
".,...or asoaa IN fnyur Of tho utrpgntop Vt tho
s:A.a n,.nrartaca inv. and 10 participate In
fspa sas ,,,,.itpl nI rulcy-siayca and noar
Nssa ..s - ,,nao win Lost ther ltyes It, prsoi
eaus'a ~ san,roi fhrourl, tho Influence Ut the
w." y, y" ~ EInv IN. intended to-day by abunt
.Sy, IN noranns t,balrman Petronl w4,s nne wtlO
~, ~ nm ,,on,eninul to torn OF pet,al seryl.
sss .ss, "n,tnr I'm InntI,1cnl Government, After
.ars,.i a,,ncchc. n resolution was proposed <le-
=. ,n, I'M nhrnratlon Of tho law Indispensable.
] Tna no,tco refused TO n]low tho resolution to 10
~, whsn so,nt, disturbance cnsrctl, but tho
,"ss,tnv rS GnalIy ,,Isporscl aulotly. Addresses
yero un1 FROM Gutihulut, Louis nlnnG, MD
Victor Hugo,
The poIco Intorfered, because tho latter por-
, 1881-08-08
PEACHES.
THE CROP IN DELAWARE A. coMpLETE FALL
1tfiE.

VI!E. =
1peetal Dfspatch to 1ns C9heaon Tribune.
NEW Yonk, AUX. 7.-1n tho old poach-growang
section Ut Newcastle County, Delaware, thoro
are absolutely no peaches whatayur. In
county which IN previous years produced up
wards OF 2,000, 0o0 baskets and Shipped upward
ut 100 car-Ionds day thoro will not bc noro
than ono car.load to 10 shtppod On my one day
during tho entlro seazon, and perhaps 50oo bus
kc}s will bo nil tilnt will bo grown there. It Is
oven doubtful II from tho ontlro State OF Del.
aware thero will bo slnglo da!ly shipment OF
QUO full car-'oad Of really s!po peaohes Tlore
viii be, H. II olatncd. l00 700 baskets 0t pouches
grown In sussex County. ln tho noExhborhood
uf LGwus tlera nro
A Gool1 MANY NATURAL OH uN0nATTED
iE.tCl[ TREES,
which mny furnish Koul nany peaches for tho
lu4rkut, but oyeu Aldlug this natural aud un-
eatIyuted orpp III estilaatnE, It y execed!t1xly
doubtful il tharo will 10 hnlf 0r tho 10,UD bus.
kptH !uulSuH fur, ThDst who t1W WutKs hk9
beloved thltt thoy would have good supply VI
pouches roalLxo now that thDy will rais0 but y
s.uall crop: Thouaatitls OF Young peaoscs havo '
already fallen to tho GROUND ylcti1la uf the cur,
oullu stinus, aud ot thoao which remain 20 goal
peRet,Ga Gun l1 expected. as IN I'LL rrouAp!l1ty
thoy will be stung ard prntilaturoly slponed4
, 1881-08-08

4 gcutleinail of Ills Oily who bus a. pets 2
that Gboupi UverywGere On tho bills. yoss0rday
trIul All experiment with thoul. llo procured
1.-Two scorpion trom so..ls boys who hatl cAlxlt II
col,tntntag tho Mitla Tode,Iss. On seetl1x the
auorpini botu GlulrrsIs uttered ehaIr shrl,I
cry Ut niartn, u atiunA much tic aHiitt o. that
Urclo.i ronild tao Eppt!!v, which stood with tA!l
eropsed OYER !ta back and at!nx vibrating Y
cio!sy FINALLY, Htck - tlash e., Gna o. tne e
btught tho tall Of tho sparpluI 10 tho loor, ana
Instantly utt oH tho joint uontan!nE tho et!!,E
This l0np tho saltiirtels trttKxed h!s uisarmea
scorplolslit, into th9tr lnnoFtnost don ~ foast
t1tloH kia uarcae8 At leisure.
, 1881-08-08

RELIGIOUS DISTURBANCE

AsEAan40tf7 0ioAp pHQAAA1N
s'fT or Mexico, Aug, IAN Official report OF
tne n tuuu!t at lxiapanl dul Gro says: Tho Cath
~ interrupted, Bunday Inst. divine service OF
20 ~ rsotcssants. Three men and ono wonan OF
w wossb!ptng purity wero wounded. Tho prtn-
epa' hoteFs were arrested and order restored.
\ lsAlLlsOAD CONCESSION
~ pcen granted 1souaero NllbIo from Pueblo to
," .as kasseo coal'n'lno district, With, aubven~
e uua o. s.o0o por kiloncter, nnd to bc tlntshed
within eight years.
A1.ApSEp CONTRACT.
- t's'aent Gonzales has dorlaretl lnpsod the
,su'saes With Cast!o. malu In Fobruary Of tho
p'asat year, to co!unlze tho public land III Sou.
w. ~ he''hoF survey nor division OF tho laud hnv-
w ueea attended to within tho stipulated time.
HANK COxTNACr,
a. sas soatraet concerning tho establishment OF
A1Q1opcan bank 10 nut signed.
, 1881-08-08

blr, Atcatt has delahtc4 ,ll startling dedn!ss.
As,i,a; lp !uut, the lnoat nt A!s "o.phie saytnge
slI,pis as.1 Ilfcot phraso balancing 81, oraato
nnl involved ono. Numbers of these haya beeu
cont.is-bui they nEc very harl 10 Esmember.
Ii is roportsa that hqt many yoaE9 4Yos
wb,sa efNlRgea III y hiSh phllOsonhto ~.
cnlirTo.-IO pe A1!Fe, w Cntinnt SulEh ftr
tnS story, but tic alla. who heaFa Il ~
poateI II aud eeliesst i, ,.1ha wa Kiy!ng song I
Snuiually" ar.ao. Nf cuuEso that waa soi1lo-
tbtl4 thHt must nut 10 lu{t Without pu!yoTiza.
tios,s aill hu ooEltAtca. A4lia ws say W gre
10 2uptuFo tho phrase, Au1d thls 10 tho way t19
Wpr14a nrp grouped III meu0ry3 "4Ac&tatlft
, 1881-08-08


81. PETERSBURG, Aug. 7.-The Journal de 81.
!Hsrslttv. replying tu newspaper cslttclslna
sccuatng Russla of paying too much dGtcrcnco
to The suscePtlbtl!tles OF England concerning
Central AaIa, says: "1tuBsia. for her own In
ietests' aud not from regard for England. hAa
!aleh back In Centrnl tAs!n. shc in this respect,
~ss guided by tho samp rational lnDtivca III
taose which dIc.ated tho juliciuls policy Of
eladssono relative to AfghanIstau."
4 NEWSPAPER SUSPENDED.
Tho publication of tho G0sos Ia suspended for
hfmontlls for having exceeded proprlety In crttl.
el'ag the conduct ot tho Prince Of bulgaria and
oea' Eno1h, and exposing tho disorder extstlng
On board ltussau Mtn-of.war In foreign
Nations,
, 1881-08-08
AT CHAMPAIGN. I'LL.
rAA.tnF F1Is4.,,frh "a Th& ~ ffn ~ fY4Fif.1l

CrAMpA10N, ILL.,, ANY, 7-'A tro Saturday
morning destroyed thrue woodon buildings on
Matn street. Thoy were occupied by 8. Daum-
boeh AZ Il tcwciry atoro, Daumhoch bros.
tncat-markat. mud Mrs. D. SchtltoF's cigar stoFe.
Bonlc of the atouk OF nil was savod. Lossos a.
TolH,wa; j, Daumhoch, two b,lililngs, &, 900;
ii,surad for $i,as]In Hprlnvne,a Fire Martue;
d. +. Harris, uldIug. Et0; ng g., insurance; ~ =.
naMni!'och, Jcweor. stuck, fAMo; !nsnreo ,t,s f9f
Iostsrrd f0r S400 In l'bmtlx. Hartford: Oauhoctl
liros., $50: IN insuraMce. Several lnrEe plate
glass IN stores opno:M!t M were a erokea a W aeas'