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Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27
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 Sold by all druggists. Price S1, or six for @. CT. HOOD & CO. Lowell, Mass,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27

Late estimates of the destruction done by the fires in the Michigan forests give 1,6OO square miles of country burned over, with a loss of $2, 346, ,o0O, on which there was about $624 1000 insurance. Eight churches, 29 school houses, 13O stores and JAY dwelling houses were burned.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27

Why should the city buy the waterworks So that we may have high water rates, heavier taxes, and another "board" for the politicians to squabble about.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27
DIR. s. w. FISKE,

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 " where he be consulted regularly every month, from the morning Of the 10th until the 22d p. m.
 Ofice hours from 8. to D. m.
 All who need any counsel or treatment invited to call. The Doctor has the gift to describe every pain and secret disease at sight, with his vegsta- ble II edicin and heling power combined is enabled to cure all kinds of diseases in shor time The Doc tor has had thirty years experience healer and physician, thousands testify to the many as- tonishtng cures he has performed.
 The Doctor also gives valuable advice on business matters, and all the affairs of ife both social and financial
 He will tell you if success adversity awaits you, also of journeys lawsuits gains losses absent friends and great success in selecting lucky numbers. All should consult him. He is always reliable.
 Sittings forbusiness affairs examination of the sick, $1. Communications by letter upon business or health must contain &, age, sex lock of hair and stamp Address Lock Box ,253 Norwich, Ot. For further particulars send stamp and get circu- lar.
 TAKE NoTICE-The Doctor can be consulted at the Byxbee HouSe, Meriden Ct., four days, commen- cling Oct. 24th Also he will be at Smiths Hotel Wa terbury, Ct., four days, commencing Oct 2Sth. d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27

New Zealand is evidently becoming civil ized. The other day remittance of two thousand pounds came to the headquarters of the Irish Land League from that country.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27

There are 15,oOo,OoO bushels of grain, rep resenting 5O 0Oo carloads, stored in Chicago, and it is believed that most of this will come east by rail. Twenty-Five days are consumed in dispatching freight car to New York, un- loading it there and returning it to Chicago, and consequently it is computed that there is over three months work for all the rolling stock-available for that purpose-of all the railroads eastward out of Chicago, in carry ing the grain now in Chicago alone.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27

There is anxiety in England, as well as in this country, for the safety of a private ex- ploring expedition in the Arctic. MT. Leigh Smith has spent several summers on the coasts of Spitzbergen and Franz Josef land, the continent discovered by the Austrian ex= petition in 1S73 Last June he sailed again in the steam yacht Eira for the latter land. Nothing has since been heard from him. He had a trained crew and. provisions for four teen months. In addition, he has had a long experience in Arctic travel, and can safely be trusted to do all that man could do. He has been absent only about four months. The Jeannette has been unheard of for over twenty-six months. Nevertheless, as he in- tended to be gone but short time, while the Jeannette was meant for two or three years voyage, there is reason to fear that some thing has happened to him or his boat.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

It is estimated that fifty thousand dollars will be raised in Cleveland for Garfield monument.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27
HECKER,S
PERFECT BAKING POWDER.
A FAIR TEST.

To the Editor of the Journal & CourIers
 Sir:-The contract for supplying the United States government with seventy-fve thousand (75,OOO) lbs. of Baking Powder during the en- suing year has been awarded to Hecker's Perfect Baking Powder, it having been tested by Dr. Ed ward G. Love, analytical chemist for the government, and recom- mended by him for its excellence and because it contained higher percentage of gas (which means it will make lighter bread and bis- cuit) than either the "ROyaT'' or the other cream tartar baking powders winch he examined. The samples analysed by Dr. Love were furnished by the government com missiOners, and were without the manufacturers label or name, and designated with a number known only to the commissioners. will thus be seen that when Hecker's Perfect Baking Powder is submitted to an impartial test it's superiority is acknowledged, and the popular verdict so emphat- icaIly expressed in it's favor is fully sustained.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27

A Georgia farmer who has @ variety of his own products on exhibition at the Atlanta exposition has been telling his experience in cotton growing, and other cotton growers ought to profit by it. He began farming at the end of the war in the ordinary fashion followed by his neighbors. He cultivated all the land he could get. and hired all the labor that was to be obtained. The result was loose farming, costly production and debt. In a few years he was seven thousand dol lars behind. He then reduced his cultivated area devoted himself to close farming, and has succeeded in paying of his debt. The result is really amazing. It is estimated that the average cost of raising cotton in Georgia is nine cents a pounds; and Major Jones brings forward the evidence to show that his cotton costs him less than three cents pound. The average product per acre of the s'banner'' county of Georgia is less than one-third of bale of 475 pounds.- about 145 pounds. Major Jones raised last year IA, 404 pounds on twenty-one acres. or 6s6 pounds to the acre,-more than four times the average of the best county in the State. He calls his place Farm Indepen- dence,'' and says that many of his neighbors are seeking independence by initiating his example, and with equally good results
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27
Sgounal allO Guuriier.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY GARRFNGT0N & CO.,
Thursday Morning, Oct. 27, 1881.

No. 800 State Street, Courier Building
 JOHN B. oARRnzaroN. EDWARD T. o4RRIEeToE. JOHN B. oARR1NaroN,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-27

, The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Berliner 1Gge6lott gives description of the measures taken to insure the safety of the
 Czaf in the Annitehkow palace, the. town residence of the Emperor. An underground passageway, through which patrols pass
, 1881-06-18
OHIO DEMOCRACY,

dpxe}M 0NpdtfA 10 Ing Lh@G4Qo 1*$04Ns
C1ScIxSAr1, D., June l7.--Tlle Johu F.
Folett Club, orgnnixcal f0a the purpose
promoting the nomination Of Col, Fol.
cit Us the Oom0crncy's candidate for Coy
erl0r Of Ohio, tonight aLoptetI SER
les OF resolutions In regard to Mayor
btrans. liz WIS elected, 1t will be IT.
,llelnbercsl. u a reform, Mayor by
tic Democrats, with tho aid Of few hun
dyei religious md temperance people, Will.
the expectation Oh the paFt OF tho Democrats
that when lle Ind taken Ills seat no woul4
behave ~ all Democratic Mayors had belorp
h!n. This Sir, Means l,as siRna!ly failed to uo.
While but little llas been done In the way Of
reform, much Inns occurred tllat Is gull tu tia
nulnOcsney. 1'llG a1vlev 0f their LEADERS llus
besll l,nlleeded, a1nl, when nrKed upon tllu
lice or place OIL thu police {Nfce Aaya III the
great llat0rity of cases been refused uppotutr
lleilts, Tor the very reasol. that they Or their
friends were., politicians, Tl!ts method OF
distributing tie patronage lln3 naturally
greatly lnctnscl q good lnally pf the party,
and, as already Indicated IT. these dispatches,
there Is hlRtl illlMlatl0A. Meetings have been
suyeral tlMes threatened, an1 the action Vt
iu-nlght Is likely to b9 tpppatcl. In the res
olut!0n referred to tue Rstorii Mayor Is atl9-
,1latlze4 ~ al !ngrate. Tho County. r9nyeil-
meetings to foil0w the example Vt this CLUB,
aud slIe threat is mAae It y Is not done TINT
Ito Jol,n +. Follet Club viii yote ut the tAll
e!ectlos, tis Republican ticket, both Stale aud
county,
, 1881-06-18
VIRGINIA ItEAuJuaTER8.
6pfefdl Dttpatth to Th& EAttaaQ 1fthuA&.


1.yNsIInuNa. Va, june nl7.-The Head
tustets haya alre4dy commenced the can.-
palgn In the southwestern part Ut tAa Htate,
which l!as haretoFose bepl EegaFds4 Al tho
hot-bad vt EgadjnstlAqnt Their ain', how
ever, u to coueeatrate their forces here, a. to
tllls district At4lleberger lad special refer
enca when lie warus4 the Convention that
tha sapllwlctIe4 eppk1lcan-Iisady ypstas ttuket
which It put IN the lleld would not garry
single county In that section. rs tho Demo-
cratic Electoral Ticket swept the district last
year, s!d the psop!q, pop,,.ha 10 saa, s,,Ma,Ia;i WSYIta
Ticket. sFhe battles NIL Ie tlryt
actively: xa.Ked ~ thls ~ Vicinity: al!a
modify hig assertions, .'f!p first MIeetlng has
hsolt 9et4 u Wytheytf!e, p[sstue.l o,sE tlY by
;fof .A.toIney;uoneral. rl!s speaell Of OK
ssnatos Newtsrfy oll tl!s occasion log y !as ,s cry
crY alut Republicans, many of &lon9 depte.
eate lts tol!e- llo laap t1s assertion ,,; ~! that
{, th - rks - T. National plFtfr II +"
, 1881-06-18
Capt. Dlatr's remarks wero not sensational,
but he predicted a sweeping victory for his
nohton nnd Brooklyn Greatly inter.
cAted Over n Divorce Snlk which
isrotattaes to fRe Vsrr pTurtcnts

nohton nnd Brooklyn Greatly inter.
cated Over "a Divorce Snlt which
Promises 10 fse VsrY prurfent.
Special Dt*patta ia 1ht Chicago 1tnuns.
HosToN, Jnne 17.-The famous divorce
slit Of p0ntl vs.. Pond caine up In The Supreme
Court tllla morning. The trial will probably
last several days, and some extraordinary
revelations nre expected. The case, since
Major Points Interview in New Yoek
faper, has furnished a subject Of no fncon-
siderable gossip in musical circles in New
York and the 1argc cities of tho West, where
the parties, from their relations with the
1ser. Henry Want Deecher, are as we'll
known ~ fn boston. Tho libelIant, J. d.
Pond. Is " years old, llns been known as u
member Ut tho firm OF hathaway l. Pond. tho
sRS s 5 H. ef@s @ less nfsa w,s a b. nBrce cs =
ttcket-agcnt of tho plymouth, parson. OF
Ills career, . prominent featnre IS tint to Is
accused Ut letting out Ills family affairs In
~ qri,'e;;ne i,,teEyicw IL te New Yofk ssar ad e
criglinni comments, to tho i'ottcc Nctos, in
wlitcl', III February last, 1t appeared in tho
album .of the deinI-inondr, supported on
e!tfcr side by 2 brace Of eonvfcts. The llbGace,
young. .facc Of no siderable attraction, md
wflo, In musical st}cEoty, Is we'll aud Widely
known NJ q popular concGrt-Atnger. They
WerH married by Henry Ward Beecher 1T
gagesi1ent. Tlle counts iii tie libel number
tw0; the first alleging ntlultery In the City. OF
Providence, Sept. |, lss0. and the second tho
salns offence ut. White 1tiycr junction, Vt.
alleged parttceps crinltnls No. l., 1ie Is a
Slate street bunker Of considerable financial
credit aiMl socinl atniltlng. The 0tl,0r alleged
destroyer Of happiness Is Cn. Els t;ntldartl,
anlcnlher Of The stuff Ut the Governor Of
tGfmUtlf.
, 1881-06-18
LAKE GENEVA !.

Special uHpdfth to Inc GhlfooQ 1f46HTt.
LAKE GESEvA, Wis, JUNO 17.-'rhe Wis
cousin State Fish Commissioners visited this
place yesterday, and put ont nets to ascertain
the prospects for the propagation Of the ganlo
tEsll which have baen planted here, especially
tue California salmon. When tue nets wsre
taken up they were found t0 cosItalli only
Tires tlsll,-a rock bass, u ptukaral, anl y
sucker. A Second east was lnale with about
tlle same result. New nets about lnlle long
have been provided, alla the Commissioners
I,utN for bntter success tomorrow, In aaSt-
inE the ,nct, water was found from 1Bo to l6s
Iie cisco scasou Is over. Tho run this
yaar was hardly as. Dng ~ usual, alld.
cauglIi, .the satcIl tell considerably below
tint 0f former years.
The ge,lttulnen 0wtlinK private stean!-
yachts lp0m our hike lave. obtained per-
mission of the vlllcgo authorities to build q
pIer for their owl, Ns0 Oh the slta OF the old
West pier, a,al work upon 1t will commence
A,uUl,g tic recent arriyals are q. II.
YunngH aud wifi, Il, +. Murray and wife,
Mrs. Frank J. Wilson, Il. +. DV9stnal', ]: Q.
israwlI, Miss Martha Hanks, ule Rev. DR.,
Gltnton Locke, OF clllcaKo;, Judge J. !;
Wentworth, OF .lsaelne; !'lislQ DAnMlng, aud
N. u. Van Slyck, Of MRlfs0u.
, 1881-06-18

pendiculara, forty feet In extreme brcastlI, and
will !,ava q dtl.,lrl,t nr twenty feet; Ills.
placement, 2,1iD t0ns. The convex nr,I,0rc!t
sicci ar,ror tlrcc iticciics ihirk. wiicli wlf im
cnrrfett t0 q unplll Of six Or seven fcrt below
tho water-linc. 'rm i'nlyuhrInns will nut l.'
ttte4 with snasts or sntl, but will curry .holn
yntto',s froli1. Slie win Iu pfofn'rtt l,y Twin
screws, ntNl witt hive ,twt, pairs nf high
pressure c0lnno.n, l!Drtznntn! uiiRitlrs.
Eacll lltgtl-nrcys!lra nyltnaler will bn thirty
Itfc. stxty.tour. The stroke Will i,c fory-llyt.
inches. The BOILERS will be ut the locomotive
type. twelve lit n,1tt1t,cr. ninl VIII be inate of
stce. They will work III, IL Il pressure 0f
tint the engines will intleate n cnitpctIrs
power Of 4, 600 l'orscs. atitl that tha s{NotT Of
tl.g s1lip will BE- seventeen knots. ~
, 1881-06-18
POLITICAL,


t,ru.o,,,, L. 1uno c-,rhn uto,o f,or.
tV"t;f !n'' ""'s ~, '3.'''e Iott.
sentlDn VI Low" Republicans VIII 1e I'elu ut
Dcs MuilIes 0iie week fr0ln next "Wednesday.
Primaries a.ui County Conventions arc imI,ly
l,r1,I nil nrrr t.,e sintr. Several 1ocol TIM.
','.',.,['''. ,''..,, Hi ,.. ~, '' - .,..
,, xent'ons '!a'e a!seauS oeeh 'ie'a' 1" ineso
state Senator NllllaM lshfrnhee has been
uniformly successful. CAytan COunty'R
delegation fl Instructed 10 vote for him, and
tho ,In,a.,n,i,o Fr, tna ,,,,,,;,ttas ~ ,,', ~.
~" .e 'oa ,,, i, s"! ~ c W
ute nl1tt lAstI'ct VIII pe sl''!!aFty i!lsal!ct-
cd. During flle past two weeks Indications
Of lccessi0l,s to tho f.arrbee ranks nut l,it},-
rrto eypcrtct have BECAME uppnre,,t III,
str,,,,r,;, J.. t,,or.,oa;,e, ,i,tI,, Ivtr,, ,,.n.
.'."sm III. ~ '!e, uaa,' ""!u ,!,s.., Iv"ss
from clFhlnh a'ht !aeksnil Cull'ltles that both
Will be soilsa for him. These ars access1ons
,.ot cDnutctl u,,yl hitherto, or tlle absolute
y,,tr ,.,f.I, usnlra,t win hnyt, in liza Conyru.
,,,,, ,,t,,, ~, 49,, 80 T.. "1 ~,
t'oll l'"1fIhS ea.' ha sal" eNeepl III ulo ''nlute
1f conjecture. I.arrabee's record In the Stale
S.:nntH allti Ills personal characteristics consti~
tute his t0wer nf strength In tho cnnyass
n ia .,.ttuo,n.r tl.t t ,,,,t i,,,.. ,,,nti,nif,
-, 30 ,,. 't...,1 l''a. ~ ~" .i"'e Masa.e.s
ait nt tle aeleeatlth from tlle hofthefh part
Of tie State, besides those of Tie river coui!-
ties, and ulat this will giyp him II decided
, 1881-06-18
THE EAST.

sorrA, June 17.-'fiih ZnncofF party have
settt the following telegram. IL Gladstone:
"sfe appeal tn the Bentrnslty OF England to
save mir liberty, which Is Threatened by II
Dictatorship" The parsy 1lnye issurd n pro-
clanntiot1 tn electors, III which, they say:
"1'hc country Is In danger. IL " your d1,iY
10 alcct men WIN nre eltlai to tlle emergency,
iii order to prcscrys G.r lfhertles."
Tt't.KfsN rKEt.iSH.
ArtTESB, dune t1.-NewS ct>lllcs ftonl Aria
that. Oh receipt nf orders, tn pru,mrn TOR tho
evacuation Ut That .tow'l, II conspiracy WIS
formed for the burning of tho lawn beforn
the Greek troops arriye'l. Quantities nf
gt.nrowtler and petroleum were found roll
cealed. Five Turkish ofllcers weru lrrcstetI.
llANHEp.
LONDON, June 17.-A Jntlina dispatch says
Deryfsll f'asl,a, tic Turkish commander,
enlscd Abdul Trnssarfc, MI Albumin fcalfrr,
to DO hanged.
PARTICULARS or THE CONVENTION.
VIENNA, June l3.--lt appt.nrs ilint TIM ne-
cgpinilce of tile Tnren.tircek Convention by
tlIp Greek Government did mt tItke place
without remarks anil representations oil tllo
pllrk of tic latter aB regards soia of its stipn
latIolH. THUS, tho article STIMULATING the FREE
disposal by tho Sultam Of tho Stutc Domains
WINS considered rs detrimental, III n humber
III transactions arr said to ltpya tnGcli p1ace
wIth regard to them since the ccss1oi s,r the
Province see1red probable, null tllUre " n dis
position To recognize 01lly tho yni.lity Df sucl
transactions as were entered Into made and
before tic decision Of the l}erlin Conference.
Another exception was male Qgafilst Tia con-
tinunllce Of tIe Special Mntt0metAn Courts
ut tic Sheri. which would conflict with
tia Constitution, according 10 which
, 1881-06-18
A. RKllTAi MilRDER.

LEADV1LLE. .Iuno lT,-This evening ex-
Alderman John AIcCombe shot a1ld
probably fatutly wounded james Nc
llona!l, well-known variety actor,
Ma1souss, w|@en @ Sicpoushl Requested, aud,
Kb:Elaflllat received permission to taka aolpa
ch{larrn ,Tiiai,a., lilo put severn! Children
~ the"tnbaKFy ,,alla lroys round, the
III. u rage, .uand, 81 Regardless Of tils
children, Tired. 1Y4ae.:,: 0nsMAlall striking
MulohalA in tlle ,hoal. ~AteE E9HiR llas leeli
prominent III politics, hayiliE bsan 4 .pfolui.
Mayor, and, laxt spring, was 6sfora sl.s ipsoss as
pie ~ nQlvljlee tor City Treasurer. .:ssr& i.
, 1881-06-18
,''pURA..'
At3ftEKTED.

: HAyANA, Japs lT,-sepor Rafael, director
Of The Fog tle Cuba, )1as been arrested and
taken to police Headquarters for contrasting
ths two sentences BY tho TFlbuRal upon ~
ITlu,Vo, One condemned III Tfi4',fQ tor
aa article fayRrlpx autouomy; ths seeoll1 Rh-
saEyq4 the patpe journal Tor another article
upon Tue same subject. - -, !; >, =
, 1881-06-18
BAN DOAlNQO,'

:
HAVANA, June l7,-Fresglent Alorillo, ot
Santq Domingo, now Dictator, sYys pyery
citizen attemptlaR to disturb t4s Rctuai order
Of political institutions legally established
sllsll le tried by eourtrmastial as cQnsptra-
tors; also, that every citizen anprehenIaA
, 1881-06-18
ADjuDGED INSANE.

SFe1d1 UlfpdEt6 10 7Hz Chfd9o 1F76Nnt,
ALAI.stIAi.LTnws, fa., Juno t7.-Thc Col1n-
ty Commissioners nf Insanity were yester-
day enRagcd In Investigating rjInrgcs brought
by one kute Mclaughlin. an inmate, against
the management Of The County I'oor-Farm.
She alleged that several attempts had been
lnatle tn pnlson lcr, anil a'sa that gross neg
fcct and ubusc 1ntl Inc1, prncticed. \ strict
cllurEes and tie wtl,laii was AdfudVett lii
saI.c. and ll!ts morning taken ~ the Asylum
III independence.
, 1881-06-18

THE .ShVssINfAN MARSACHE,
At.EsASDttA, .func i7,-fiW ftaitnr Con-
sui here Inns rr1ucssrs! Egypt tD lakn re-
.,'lrssise measures agalnst tIia tribes toll
tcrI,ctt IN the 1l.assncrc near Assnl,
Abyss'nia, tn Which Egypt replied tl.At It
lH,ssesses NJ Jurisdiction TT tlnt district.
, 1881-06-18
s1ns. JOSEPH END.

HIIEnoYaAH, Wis, June l7.--Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. JoSepll E,l4, wife Of ona Ut
Sheboygan's Wealthirst AUD 'uust prominent
businessmen, died ut her hoino lr this city
Of consumption. IN April her husband took
her: to SUN iscrnartih.o, CAL, hoping tlla
alid feeling herself falling, s.s 80 lollKe.! fof
her children A9aih and to ha ablo to die ut
l!om4 that slla Was hurried back. They ar
RIVED hero Tuesday ni9ht, giving Just tlAle
for tho qualification Of ller last Wlalle8.
, 1881-06-18

feOstE. Julm l7.-The Liberal newspapers
state that. II being lInuossble for nil the lib
Gral tactlnns Il, cotle IL MI arrangement for
preventing tho SUCCESS Of The Clericuls In tia
colt1'g elections 10 I'LL administrative posts,
tlsn Liberals haze resolved to plstaill franz
tic contest.
, 1881-06-18
VICTO11IA.
ttEF1H$t.

MELnot'1lxE. .tume IT, bill for the reform
af ttloCons|itnttono Victoria l'ns nqw i,nss..l
lHtl. 1l0liscs " Parliament. 1t. reduces thu
property qualification oi rlG,pt,crs of the toe-
tsla,iye Council to fiQo; fixes that OF fiun-
I.ol,i cfcctors at Eto; Tint nf M nccnpter Mt
III. There Is Rf6nt satisfaction ut the set
tinlncnt vi tht question.
, 1881-06-18

4 IIg Crowsl-Tt,r lust chance, ntad
stOro Is crowded from morning I'll night, and tho
Ereut liquidation eau VII! positively ctose. Snch
baEEAtns never Geforv offered III Chicago. Men!
clothnx, hats, Furnishing gonls: Alxo lades'
goods q II state street, next store to tho cor
tler uf Monroe.
, 1881-06-18

MAp1:tl,, .l,mr l;.-Stxty Thousand Jews
arc expected tn insntgratg to Spatn, III COLI
lsencG nf n slcctsnn Ut tic t;lWerl,nellt
allowing Jews expelled from Iinssia to co,,lu
to Smtn.
, 1881-06-18

Eptetal Dltpdtth to TIT Chicago TRIBUNE.
CEpAn h.tiII,s, ill.,. June l7.-1Vilfam
Albums, II years Ut agc, resident of Polo,
tl,Is county, fell dead on tho street tonight,
supposedly NJ Aenrt.tlfscnsu. 1ln l,att inst
wn1kctI about a inilg from thu races mud was
uyBrileatel.
, 1881-06-18

When q eanpn fGu nxninht disease In
WHgctl With TarrnntH ErltzGr At,erlcnt+ tho enc
my takcs flight. It l. tho tnconlpasAh1o specific
Tor consumption, btIOusncss. Atld dysptpBlu.
, 1881-06-18

I'rESos ArHEe, May n, via LONDON, .1nne
t7.-News Is received frDm Chilli tint tho
people slrc lccIng from Arequtipa. Peru, on
i!le approach of The Chfltnlls.
, 1881-06-18

:. 6pseaa1 UIpase1 q tn t*1Fa8o .4F7baR{, =
MEyporA, 4ll,, June five. had great
time IN epleayostng to sxhuno a. HlAstodpE|
~ this ylel4!ty to-day. Tho gt4ats heat
operation WIS highly Interesting, and ,N}ll
ha lecrlbea tQ4.lQrr0W, anA
, 1881-06-18
sAaiL11tt. WAIlD.

~ SNMUTt. WAND.
Eptetdt Dtsrntth to TAt Chtfaeo Tribune.
STnEAToIt, H., June t7.-Mr. Samuel
Wari, MI oltI resilient nf Verolln. died at his
lo1ac this morning frOm Injuries received
Inst 'rucsday by being run over BY the cars.
liz wns Dne Of The 0llcst mid highly
respected cttlzell OF fsrulldy County.
, 1881-06-18
i uETHR f}I88ET*r,

e. 6pse$ai 1bpsteA to TN 0h3saeo 1ttAut4.
y. ,WArxKrowN, Wis, June 'N,-l'etar Bis.
: 7sSlt probably ths oldest person In Wisconsin,.
died to-day at the home Of hls soil, Capt. J.
Blssett, iu Milford, aged 10s years.. lie was
, 1881-06-18

WILLIAM r. GOODYEAR.
1lAnrFotsl,, Copn., June 17.-WillIam Il.
Goodyear, who rnde from the Atlnntic TO the
Pacific tn 1s1l dicd to-stay, ngcd ~.
, 1881-06-18

Steam Msers aud engineers ought to
read advertisement OF duplex Safaty. Butler
Company.
, 1881-06-18

skinny ffcH.
Wells Health t1cnewer-Absotutc cure for
neryuus debility md weakteas Of mental or
physical functions; IL; Ut druggists. Depot 63
Lake street. ."