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Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09
The Effects of Asphyxia.

Twenty people were asphyxiated by coal gas from the heater Tn Lynn, Mass, church on Sunday. The victims were carried out and laid upon the lawn, where they subsequently recovered. A curious phenomenon is that the gas pro- duced disposition in many to laugh and others to weep and moan. Some who are naturally sober and very mod est became exhilarated and free, ane others with always 8 merry appearance seemed deeply dejected. The situation was indeed ludicrous. The affair natu rally created local sensation, and man. people gathered about the imprompt'
 lawn hospital.
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09
An Engineering Feat.
SUCCESSFUL MOVING OF A LARGE HOT

At a recent meeting of the Engineers Club, of Philadelphia, the secretary read a detailed description of the moving of the Hotel Pelham, at Fremont and Boylston streets, Boston, for the purpose of widening Fremont street. This hotel IS built of freestone and brick, 96 and 69 feet frontage. The Boylston street wall is supported on eight granite columns 12 feet high, 3 and feet square. There IS basement and seven stories above
 the sidewalk. Height above tramways on which it was moved, 96 feet. Weight, 5000 tons, exclusive of furniture, which was not disturbed during removal, as also were not the occupants of the stores on first floor and some of the rooms,
 the various pipe connections being kept up with flexible tubes. Careful experi= ments with models showed that ii the laMar nArt of 4hA h1aildin1r Tas " atFa ttFM1a in the parts above. The general arrange ments consisted of heavy and substantial stone and brick foundations for iron rails and rollers, and the building was forced to its new position by fifty-six screws, 9 inches diameter, half-inch pitch, operated by hand against timbers arranged to uniformly distribute the pressure against the building. Much care and ingenuity was displayed in the details of the arrangements and work.
 Two months and twenty days were oc- cupied in preparation. The moving itself was begun on August 21, and fin ished on August 25, but the actual time of moving was but 13 hours and 40 min- utes. The greatest speed was two inches in four minutes. The hotel moved about one-eighth of an inch at each quarter turn of the screws. The whole distance moved was 13 feet 10 inches. Four thousand three hundred and fifty one days labor was required for the work. The whole cost was about $3O. 900. This is the largest building that has ever been removed, although larger have been raised, which latter is much simpler and less risky operation. The complete success of this undertaking is shown by the fact that cracks which existed in the walls prior to removal were not changed by the operation. Paper was pasted over them before commencing, that any change might be seen. ...-. ..
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09
cEN1AuR
 liniinent

.s9sTSThe most Powerful,
 Penetrating and Pain-relieving remedy ever devised by man. It soothes Pain, it allays inflammation. 1t heals Wounds, and 1t cures
 RHEUMATISM.
 s ScfRtfca Lumbag0, Scalds. Burns, Stiff Joints, Cuts, Swell ings, Frost bites, Quinsey, Salt Rheum, Itch, Sprains, Calls, and Lnmeness from any cause. Suf, ferefy ftom
 PAIN IN THE BACK. Fever Sores, Eruptions, Broken Breasts, contracted Cords, Neu- ralgia, Palsy or dislocated 1imbss and owners of horses, planters, me- chanics, merchants and professional men everywhere, unite in saying, that
 CENTAUR LINIMENT brings relief when all other Lini- ments, Oils, Extracts and Embroca. tons have failed.
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09

VENus.-There will be transit of
 Venus on the 9th of December of next year, and it will be nearly century and quarter before the next one. The whole of the transit, occupying more than six hours, may be seen in all of our Atlantic States, the West Indies and all South America, and it is proba. ble that many European astronomers will visit this continent and witness 1t
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09

A CLERGYMAN lost his hat one even- ing, and was obliged to go home with a shabbier one, which was left in the place of 1t. Next day the hat was re- turned by the penitent appropriator, who said: s'I'l never take @ minister's hat again. You can't think what queer things I've had running through my head ever since l put that hat on"
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09
weiDeMeyer

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH Cure> Q Constitutional Antidote for ehas terrihle malady, by Absorption.
 SPURTS Of disgusting Mucous snusaes, Craokling Pains in tho Head, Eettd Breath, Deafness, and any .Catarrhal Complaint, can be exterminated by Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure. The most important Discovery since Vaccination. Other remedies may relieve Casarrh, this cures at any stage before onsump- tton sets in.
 pTe package generally suaHceas OehveTed by Druggists, or by D. B. Dewey & Co., 1S2 Fulton St., N. F., e1sO0 complete. Treatis eand re, markable statements by the cured saaaled free.
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09
(aStOria-sssp.... -ss Dose.

oO cents. A MOthers' remedy for sleepless and irritable Children. The Recipe of Old D.. Pitcher, Free from Morphine, and not Narcotic. Formula published With each bottle. For Flatulency, >assIrnilating.the food, Sour Stomach, Fevershness, Worms, and Disor- dered Bowels, Castoria has the larg- est Sale of any article dispensed by Druggists. 7 53
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09

Have Wistar's BaIsam fWild Cherry always at hand. Itcures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, Infuehza, Consumption, and all Throat and Lung Complaints. 50 cents and $i
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09

The ReruTian Syrup has cured thou. sands who were suffering from Dyspsp, sia, Debility, Liver Complaint, Bolls, Humoks, Female Complaints, etc. Pamph4ets fes to any address. Setll ", Fowle $ Sons, Boston.
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09

TNDiaNANF mother-ssS Surely you don't mean this for likeness of my son Why. fhe boy looks like an idiot. Pho tographer--"Pm very sorry, but I can't help that. ma'am.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-14
sfsEnsFF'3 SALE.
RY vERrsy OF a E,sces.3 ANse oRDEE.

- "a
ID ofsale issued out ofand under the seal OF
the Honorable Second Judicial District Court, in
2'St day OF March, A j. 1881, ana to me as Sherin
directed, wherein it is set forth that a Judgment
March, a. d. 1884, in favor of Mary E. Davis,
plaintfl, and against VIM r. M4sgroye, defend en-
ant, for the sum of s. % principal. together Win
the of $50 interest to January 10, 1881, and in
terest accrued in the of 81 60-lUO since jan
SUM Of Sc and costs of Suit txed at i2 55io0
and Clerks accruing costs in the sum OF 50 70, TO-
gether with interest on the sum of $500 from the
GATE OF TINS decree until paid, at the rate or one
and one half per cent per month until PAID, ana
all costs which may hereafter accrue by reason OF
sale. In said order of sale it is adjudged and de-
creed that all and singular, the mCrtSaged prem
ises hereinafter described, be sold at public sale
to raise the several amounts mentioned above
and at the expiration OF the time allowed by law
for redemption, and to give Il deed to the pur-
chaser, and that the defendant and all persons
claiming or to claim from or under him, ana all
gase, and all persons claiming under them, and
all persons claimingtO have acquired anyintereSt
notice OF the pendency OF this action with the he
cOrder be forever barred and foreclOSed OF ana
from all equity Of redemption and claim of in
and to said mortgaged premises, and amy part
and parcel thereof from and after the delivery OF
said decree and order OF sale, will sell al public
auction, to the highest bidder foT cash, in U s.
Of the United states, in front Ofthe Court House
door, i'll Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada,
on the
Thirteenth Day OF April, A. ID. 1851
scribed real property set out and designated in
said decree and order Of sale. to-Wit: All those |
certain pieces and parcels of land and town lots |
situate, lying and being in Carson City, county |
of Ormsby, State of Nevada, and more particu-
map Of Carson City as lot (D, and the east
twenty t20) feet OF lot 2l in block No. seven
7: colti3, ATTORNEY for platntitl:
Carson City, March -, 1881.
The above saleis hereby postponed until Saturday the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-14

Geo B. Bayleys Poultry Yards, Corner 10Th and Castro
streets oakland Address 70. Box l15l, san Francisco
California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-14

OAKLAND POULTRY Yaans,
P,tct Ljsi-En.ss rs.

For further Information send stamp for Illustrated cir
culaTs to GEO. BAYLsN +. o. Box l77I, 5. +. Cal.
, 1881-11-30
ALI INTERESTING SUIT.
It Grew Out Of the Purchase Of Flour
inst. Louis hy n Bnlsisnoro rlrnls
Hpfflal Utratth to Tn Ghteaal Tribune.

It Grew Out Of the PURCHASE Of Flour
In NJ. LoIats by Balaisnore Flrn,s
Special Dtspatth to 1hs Chteasv Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Mu., Nov. ea.-A highly interest.
iuK suit WIS placed OIL trial to-day IN tho NnItetl
stutos Circuit Court OF baltimore. Tho action IL
Npoa attauh.nuat lssnrd by tho Union Btea1n
htlls Company, OF 1T. Louis axutust Asauts of tho
firm III +. xni,iz:nHur Il Hnr, af baltimore, alnl
iat1 Ia the ta,ts Of trustees. Tho histUsy Ut the
luattor III that Grun Fsbriary 10 April Inst
Mcs5rH. Xantz!ugcr l. bon pEruhnaell gootls fron,
thu unlou Hlouln Mills Company, Of which W. "
Morr!s IL tha President. Norris alleges
that !ust, AptIl. zaLsz.aRer visited =:
On certain FSprussntatlons; THIS Iat
wl.loh was not paid for, and IN July tho i'rn
faile't. wAeraupnn tue representatives nf tue
untnn aiis rarllo to llaittWaors md alleged that
the lebt due them hatl btcn fra.lIu!9!Ity ct0-
ttAetr.l, and tliAt tho lrtn Wu1 making away
with Its property to Ieftaud tho GN!!!tars. Thuy
therefore nttaehca all tho funds 0f tno tltn ln
atls hands Ut the lruAtuvs fur the!r Glal Ht
*7,t00 Somo ttE,s nRu the untnn 6inum Mills
Company ohtainetl rtslutsiuon Mgn'Hst tue
XAntxinaGrs on the Charge Ut 0btAlntnx NOR
chAudae OH salsD represent tnttnna. xautElAHeE
wns arresteti at hls bo.atng- -husa IN this city,
and, It Is alleg0h, hurried away Without being
utIDWrA to communicate with bin 9rIrn!A: FhG
| charge Was tllKtDlseed by the Court OF Erinltna
Correction IN St. Louis, and nov IalttzA1gF hna
GHtercl Grt,ss suit Of $l0.Up damage Tor nia'
llElunH prosecution.
, 1881-11-30
APOPLEXY.

Mrs. Marvin OWenss OF Springfield,
ILL.,, Stricken Down In = PistsburE
depot.
Spsetal Dispatth to IN oAieoao Ttfhpns.
rtTMpuao, rA.. Nov. 2y--Early this mornln1
an old lady namol Owens, ugod 81 Year,, waa
xtfickeu With apoplexy In tie hallway OF tho
Un,ou Btauon. Tho old lady and hor husband.
Marvin Owens. wero on their way 10 Cleveland
from Trcntnu, N. j., whore they bud been vlsit-
tnK. Hhe appeared 10 be In her usual health
wAeu shu reached this city, and they wero watt
tux to take tho. cara for Uisyolana wnnu the
&ttuke occurred. She wns carried tnto tho
bed, where sho has Lesn IyIlg uvag alupv ia ali
uucansu!ous. state, Tht0e uocturs wurs oalled.
was only question ot Il few Aouga till death
would como to asr relief, Tho venerable hu.-
band IL altnoet 6aarthroken, and sits by hta
tnX. TIE old couple reslde 10 SprlnRteu. III.
Tnsis friends hava been notified.
, 1881-11-30
A Learned Dissertation on the
Nature Of Bulldogs.
The Conflicting Claims Of Landlords
and Tenants Passed On.
Continuation os tha Troubles Of Mrs. Hlodget'
and the Old Peoples Home.
South Evanston lias n GrieYnnce-0oT
Cullom Makes Mistake.
Commencement Of Manstaughter Trial
Judgments, New Suits, Etc.

ANOTHER anrsT.
Tho Appellate Cnurt met yesterday tnofh!n4
lnl nl,nsp,,ncetl opinions III the folowlng cascs;
IsEyEI.sEn AND nI:MASt'ED.
sw,. 1IekIa !as,srancc Company VS. schroedef,
Vs1. l,onileiiy ys. rhlebcn..
MsL l'nIIx ". iiuntun. ,,-..
; 4sx 1lnn franklin Insurance Company VI.
BchroeeF.
Ills. FicItl w. f.erizhclncr.
!lSd. 1Hed v.. Xcnlnnsky:
hE. Armour ~. McFitidrn,
l,.A0- Muss W. pAr!lrldxc
9tls. Galloway VI. kifley.
!Sl. ltnIa,lt -. tMla!if
MG. Meinekn vs.. City, ..-.-,
aI0. Fulalul "a. PiAnknxtnn: reversal saoatea
lnu writ ST errnr dismissed.
gjt. jiItkcte ". SUNG: same oruef.
ill.,. Ati,ltr+uhn ve. SHiue; sNtne reVeraeuA
ISL Wifi 81. aAEne: saEue order.
sAIi. iinrn -. SMne: gntIlE UTter
QS1. MIMI ". Same; same Druer. =.
We. ltusensteln ts. Cass: writ. OF error u!s-
Eissrd.
ArFfRMEp.
IT, Carter va. Mayo.
~, [It,,lglHss IS. Mcdonald. -.
.''s. l}nxtrdn vs. Chicago Il Northwestern
III. shis%xa Southwestern Hni,way Com.
puny ys. .1Gnktns.
WI Brock ~. Fowler
Mtj. tnse vA. Fruit.
H&L lAnl VI. Walker.
ln<L l!AtltIftt w. t3tllitt.
l,Vs5. Schroeder vs. Mercantile = Meehauics'
insurance Company.
wi. Ferry -. ketli,ster.
ps!I. FurlnnR vs.. itfley.
!Esl. Oswald va Wnidner.
Nu7. Fnr,lhAni IS. tielehwRtu.
lUul. rictu VS.. anderson.
luz. Harms Va. HArtis.
, 1881-11-30

Etats, 10 my lH'th'tis Of tho cnhsncc.t
yns Of s,hSs srseiea s,, ps"Sst1 >, T hos tho
Approximately. sim lnr results xt,ll't hnyn 1mrn
,,.isze hy tte prnplt u .,t3qr ssntss H. o1rerl',s
ssr,,ott,n or this lino uI cniinl mud tho mprnvr.
tnal,t Of tho Uppnr sfatlssInp! to n cprrcnponl.
my oapnslty f navlgntion ~ or wh'Gm can 10
motnoriAlista tnci confident that tho rropticty
Uf suitable anprot,rlnttors to tr,a.iE!iratc taeso
l,talics aa bolra st.lo to tho xrult Interests In
vnlvcd, cuibrnutuR ~ ti'ry 70 MT 9iy the pro-
cst: o. ~ e sts ~ " t sno, 'n IL
nthcr portions u tho country. ns well ns tho IN
tereata Of thu Nation n. large II ro.pcet 10 is
n.tIlitY to supply food 10 foreign cs,0ntTiaa.
tT1It ExrENsi. OF CONSTRUCTING
s,toh lue of csnul ns your mcmortallatA nro In
htrncted t0petltlon yunr honorable bodies IN ~
hair Ur. has l,cen carefully cssllnntr1. under tho
ns not exceeding F5tD0,UD anst at tho present
time. with tho lnnpr've.t Hrp!taqces for stioh q
wnrk md tho Iowor rnies FOR l4ohr now current
may l,e fntrly assun,c that 1t would fall ina
terfnly bc1aw tint sum. ,
your tonosaalo noacs 1T t'at se Nor,hwestern
ka'es Wni!c hs's ,he XII sqre cfos tS e
tho l1atus Ut tho National uuyetntnent uny tnl!-
sliernbIu protection or aid to their local indus
aske,l ftr tho completion u, tho works
huIuin suggested Will. II granted. result n ~
much x. x r q SSno @ tns aSs Nsto wech e. hfEo o
p"6ln 6shaif of tic ilnproyencat of tho MI.
s!ss,n' ansh ans Si # il p4spa Tributaries. a
s!'iuratlon Of which has l,eon terentea!y ata tia
nuly presented tn your hooEnb!o o1alGe. tio
tnnen 1T adopting curly. jullcnus, and Glloiene
easnEes, w,th such ae9aatSt epGrSrist,Sns,
;or fe rs w saG tsss. M
trntllc Of tho country tributary thnroto. " anGn
, 1881-11-30

In thu suit Ut j. u. GALLOWAY HRRfnst James
Kirby. tue foriaor attempted u recover fHur
nuptha' rent Or house Ut $7i a tnDnth. Kirby
hal Gecn occupying tho hollau Aeyerai yaHra ut
SO mouth, AMI In Masch, Iseo, Galloway 4,usls
ned hin that the rent after May would be *7i u
month. NJ attention bung xlven tn thIs, anoth-
Or notice to tho sA1no effect VIVA sent TO which
Kirby replied that ho would not xlye *;6, t,nl-
}oway t!leh udverttsed tho prsHses for rant. but
they were not tAktu and Kirby Uttered to keep
them ut $tu month, II certain Tepafrs should l,c
luuue. NJ afsKwor llctnY received, Kirby wrulu
Rynit,, to which Ual0w4y replied that be hull
hlready 1ent anan to rupA!r the FbOft hut Kirby
must pay $ft mouth, Kirby Ltt.Cns.l, but sNtl
ttNurl til ke4.p the prctDists TOR four months;
for which hu pNll f!4s. l'h!a tfulIuwAy applied
tn tho r0us. aud Rteh for the FeAA!n1Or At $7d y
nuiIth.
heltt thAt in such a stAsemcnt Ut (muts tial!1way
was not cntltle4 TO recover rent At 10 tnonth,
Such y right OF recovery could Gully. under tue
piru,ms. uces arise on q pr!yity ut t,ntract, and
.utllai axsuut was the Fundamental principle U!
xllrtnlrAetA. Assent On the part 0f thH lsaANt u
lhe Isndlori's pruposal for Increased real was
Indispensable IL The cr1atiou VI prtttty Of C1n'
tract. TITO facts OF the oaAo rcpcliet1 tue inter-
eseu Ut uny assent on thu pnet VI Kirby to tha
ttrmS Of th8 notices ut aGy tllnu aEtcr they were
kiyen, and ass, rereliel any lnf0renro that eIthe
purty Intended that the hoIaIuR SHOULD bc III
tho terms Ut the written !eaaa ~ respected
sent. The defendant. hDWeveF, admitted thA
fupt4 hAd RdvanCod 10 to 16 per cent anu III
WAS Liable to pAY rent for the time by uceuE!a'
On the basls OF the actual rental value, Iaa
, 1881-11-30

DIVORCES.
Allie r. n. Moss Nlctl bI!l yoskorlay for df.
yorce frnm Solomon Moss on tho Rruund of
dnscrtion. ..
Mnng,r NJ. Champion also askct for ttlrorcc
from, Jonathan Il! CrhMrtbn on tho ehtue grh,il.
u.lRu ritlcy Rrulated tlccrcrs nf titr0rta IL tho
OH tho aroilt,.l Of Arunkenncas: Agatha from
Frntls X. Fischer fur ttcsertlon; Carl Meyer
from Augusta Meyer for tho sa'nn cause: mud
Iti,lxc l!ar1usn iss,te.l decree to Margaret A.
nlekinsnh from tetr9e ". DIc1!lnsou' IN tho
ground ut nl1ultcry. and tn Atlt1o N. Sntttn
frntn Lewis N. Sutton fur tlrscrlnn. !.
.t,,tlYr tarlncr granted tllvtlrce to knte
Nnurk frnn Thu1nns II. Rtiark On tho Erouud
OF desGrtton.
, 1881-11-30


.lupun DnuMMnSu-ln chnmfers.
JUDGE DL.,uuETT-1n ctamber,.
APPELLATE CouRT-Nos. 10, NJ, n, Ea, %. No
case OF hclrinF.
, JUn0E OAnY-Ass!sts Judge Anthony. No.
3.gS, Chicago l. Western Indiana Railroad Conf
paily IS. HuhcrDoSea. OH TRIAL.
JupHE sMtTu-Nu tirst call: Trlat cal! Nos.
4,osS, +gK:. 4ias' t.sss' 4.oa. No. +,5a., People
LrM,G W1LllAMkas-A Judge Smith. No.
4,tRs!. Sttytlur vs. dtevotss, TN trsnt.
JUll0H ASTt4>At-Nns. ~, III. G21. 90. Gel to
GIj. Es7, E Hau tu I: Inclusive. No. 6,@l1, PAT
lncr vs. Funk, nl trial.
JunuE GANnkEH-Nos. u and ;c. No. 81. Poo.
plo VI. Henry. OIL bearing.
JuiuH KOuE,,s-So iirst call. Trial rail-. Nos,
G0s. 703, 1!:. a. fi4.t. H. ~ go. Al. ~ "a
~, ~. 7;N. 1li. s!s. IL, III 1;, 7io. S41 III,
'45s: ~ Nc. !oo. GonRar "; ll4il; ''n trta!.
IT,. la. 1T, 1is. lsl, In, lSt. No. lo', ltol'
Ju,n,n % ,isAwxsHSos. ~ % al5. s,. I'll. sls 10 .2s
M. III. Oraycs0n W.. Crawford. Un trial.
JuntE laAttSut-No cAll. M. ~, Patterson
va. Stewart. OIL heArlnR. ,...-..
. Juia!E Observation-Disclosures case on trial.
JurnH rtlLxY-Nos. ia. lUJ 81, ~ T.. 81, w. 10
3td, ll7, AK}, Au. Ra5. DO. Aud a3s.
, 1881-11-30
The CORN CROP.

10 I'M Ed0tf q TN lNtfl9o 2SsUHHW
OENgsgt,, Nav..>~ Nov. .8.-As am daily
reader OF your valuable puper will Rlve you
soue Information III regard 10 the corn crop III
this comfy. The corn Is nearly gathered. The
yI0ld ID about AftceN bushels per ucrt, aud poor
0ustily " that. We huye not = 1ushel Ut corn
to spare. neither old ur ueH. The larners ara
coming tu town and paying from 00 10 u cetta
pHr bushsl aud hauling It mt ~ feol. Ct,rl bus
BEEN sod Ut suction sale for u celt9 pet buIhel
, 1881-11-30

The second Maboncy, tho latter dying fron, his
wound, Tho ipfcn*o Will attempt to show Tint
1.ynns, Usleara. and Mahoncy wrre drunk and
jnrr was snrircsl insiiit uf twn hnlrs. the cn4e
hnvinu ,lr,nlrl n,tt ri s.rht, though tho shH,t.
Inv Attrat,tl t1nsllrrntlr attention, ~ the cir.
ci,i1atAilers ia lear,iod seutnn,l tn rnlnt 70
c,,iti-h!nodr,l mtlnler It will tako ewu or thrce
dnyA to yet ypt1lltt.
, 1881-11-30
ITEMS.
a discharge from bnusr,iptcy was Issued yes.
tertlay to Francis =. Cursor.
UNITED STATES COURTS,

UNITED STATES COURTS.
,stnrshhll Field l. Co. beRnn sntt yesterday
for 81, ,O00 nYNlht Collector Wfllinm Henry Smith,
This ts 10 rccoyur nbout s.,Nm c1nctcti fron
tnon rs duties IN wool knit hosiery. tnf1or tho
ruling OF the Secretary Df tho Treasury such
articles arb subject 10 duty ur ~ cents q pound
hnd ~ per cent id ynlur"tl Ii ndllon, Will tho
trln Claim tin nd vnIoreni duty 10 illegal, and
should be paid buck to tilesn,
, 1881-11-30
COUNTY COURT.

THO Constable contest In the South Town CO.
cuplcd tho cntIro day. Evidence WIS heard
Identifying tho returns. being il continuation of
the proceedings of tho 'dny before. md thia wns
beltl9 ptiroIy technical. Tho roai md decisive
question will nrse waun 1t Is proposed to re-
count tho yptGN CABt,
, 1881-11-30

Agnes Campbell began suit yesterday to re.
cover Sln,O00 tta.nnEes NJ tho Chicago West III
vision 1tailway Company.
Mary Enletann commenced m action III ttes-
pa*s against tho CITY Of ChIcago, laying dnm-
ngpY at $lu,tM.
, 1881-11-30
ut,,,, all Played QUIZ

ssss :s5s i Is ss A
y saa ahs 1ss; Sssey coSy es M
~ ). !sa! isf "a H. !" ss,!sa-~ s!;asa
StuHdut1.
, 1881-11-30

value was fairly Il per cent advance on tho old
rent, Ienvlng 4 balnnre still due tho landlord,
he wo,,Ii hnye Judgment, md tho Judgment or
the cu,irt hollow wunhl hc rGversctl.
, 1881-11-30


Tho cnso Of Wiia,n Caldwell. WHO WIS mr.
rested In this city OH the charge Of robb,ng II
jowulry stprc In Wynr'autte County, Knnsns,
came to tho surface asnln yesterday. Tho Snor-
III Of Wyanlotto County cnnle here with roqut-
stion for Ca!lweIl, and picked him up onu Guv-
cr1ors wnrl1lut. A. tihy or 30 after he WIS
lacked up he applied fur resanso Under hntchs
corpus. After arYiMeht Judge Tutcy Ktly1 the
Sthte time to n 0Ht whether tho Wnrrnnt wan
Insol nn I'LL lltdnvlt sotting forth tho ori1no
charged.
MttchcIl, Callwelrs lawyer. went down to
Springfield Muntay, md submitted tt, 0uv C,l-
l6In a lot Ut ex-partc nLAvits. a'nwlny that
Caldwell WIS iii Ch!caguu Ut tlle tlmn the burglary
IL saItt Il, buye brcs conmItied. Strange tt! say,
the Governor wns influenced by theeo ncas-
tscnts, nud Intlmnsc,l to tho Sheriff thnt. untess
he roltlttll them. tho Wl.rrnni wt,uld bo With
atrnWn. This courgu or tbs Governor ~ re.
Knrdgd aa Il very HiuRulur nne. Tho Sheriff IL Ft0
miles from hntne, and cnnn0t contrAreHe tho
Testimony Ut t,eupln WIN nra unknown tn hi,u.
lie brHuHht win him. 1t Ia sud, nlt tho pnpcra
MsuHl!y l,enGAsary 10 secure the UxtradltoE nf
II fugitive frs,n, Justice, hut these hare no
w1FKiit In tho fHce Ut the cx-pnrte ni1llnyits ut
t.lpH wta may mt exist, or whu probuhly cntnnt
he fotInl. lJy setting such Il precedent It will
he tho gAstGat thIna II. tho wprth for Grim inulN
whu cutnH to 1inoa to eAcape lieit1g taken bltk
10 the sccnu 0f tt,or lNb0rH l!'r trN. Eriaciitlt
Gov. Cltlletn ls mot postctl' IN the peGu'inE
lncthDs used when Il change Of venue ~ re-
1urr,l Or tho liberty ot II wnfl-heccl thlet ID
at stlkG.
, 1881-11-30
FOXIIALL.
A London Editors Visit to "tho Best
Horse In the World"
William Day Tells flow The Cesurswilth aud cam.
brldgeshlrc We're Won.
The Animal That Has Made His Baokers
Rioh Technically Described.

ncr Of the Grand Prize Of Paris, Grand Duke
M,chacl Stakes, Cesnrewltct, and CambridRe-
sl,Irc this ecnson, unl hus rho following Interest,"
Lug keith I. IT tho sna .sa M and bis tr'eF D" tho
t,rn,rtcy gtu,ton. m tho London L eouth.
,vea1arn ovnv Pnr ram i,sna chccry
place 10 arrive Ut otGK 10 o a., ";asry osening;
t y, nhar Maa ny G 'vnn b'md t II ra;i-
,,nv.n9rrinr" ~ hid looked ~ md down tte plat.
~s onHaT fox u scpser pe so s
Al sIsa,s: and Esss every ;sGya 'nassaSn sy 1
of aXln @ ~ ny aats nystnsy aH Meycr
s see,i nim nj tofere. Tho faot re,slns however. %
1Icnas ~ .n .oc e tat M Tvr Il rs f,erwarIs
fua.a te ~ WIS eulcd. apeare to know, 6y soo
tG i w%s sss anka stsan9r oF
,.t as ws EaS.a @ aat vas ne waisInn KIN.
ion wss MS Jssti,ato to ftI! ong.stand!,,0
snxaTcnlent to Wilt ,s f5!ord hir. WilIinul Day.
H @ ~ tbs fw sKv wSbre roa Ro Viz Ecr ID
e'. Mnn.1 l. ~ s"it That TIM nrat nuestfon wn8
~ .s tno bo sascy S e,,d that Iho S1rsn IN oes.
,,an as Imu ,r nfer thn % tbe ,1o,.s Foxhli7
wv wet artvor ,naee re,ponucd, viii; cxausaSio
X ssw hI3 @ y,9 s,' p: race, re- s:s suODo'o'
,n1 y ~ ir,,s a ia H. 70 s nto ,ineoessary
aataiis. Il I bat II rashar to resoant sone faos son,
sefg ,n oaSorts aS IN rrninin vino has lust
,,rn .,,n t ,1" nj the soinlass
OF hls tueof'es W ......,. .,,~,,.,,
THE USFREckpESTEb socCHss of foAhA.i'
mention MI N tha Grai!d Dnke M|oias stakrs; and g
tho pleasant thinner, ut which my hosts wlfo
mt, s thres daughters were PRESENT. ssa o1o ot
IN f"ct, Tho cIot, removed and ti,s ladies' gnnc,
wo drew ro,lna e the i,o aGd' u mnt!cr ~ =,
hurso. ;,
"You are looking At the pictures Sec"