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A BRUTAL ExHIBITIoN.-Near Louis.
vile, KY, Wednesday, a fight took
place between Pilot, New York dog,
and Crib, Louisville dog, for 81, 900
aside. The fight lasted one hour and
twenty-five minutes, and resulted in the
death of Crib in the ring. Over 81, 600
changed hands, and the exhibition was a
most brutal one.
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My nerves will regain their Vigor,
My brain will become more clear and
powerful,
My muscles be made strong,
Ny dyspepsia and Indigestion, no longer
trouble me,
Ny hearts regular action restored,
My blood be made more pure,
My weak lungs made more healthy, and
all the functions of my body reGtored to
their normal condition, and every symptom
Of weakness, nervousness and debility be
removed, II use Browns Iron Bitters.-
NeaOs.
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Two Italian yiIIages burned.

LONDON, October 25 "A dispatch from
Rome says: 1.-TWO small villages, Claudio
and Valetta, have been burned. Three per-
sons were killed and eleyen strio1sly
injured during the conAagration. Forty
families are homeless y
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-26

You are sick; well, there is Just one rene.
dy that viii cure you beyond posi- ility OF
doubt. II it's Liver or Kidney trouble,
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "WeIls'
Health Renewern is your hope. 81. Drug
gist. Depot, Osceola Butler, Savannah.
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The vIcksburg, shreveport and Pa

SHREVEPORT, La, October 25-Engineer
Polk and his party are within twenty-three
miles Of this city, locating the line OF the
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railway.
Manager John Scott. of the Erlanger COM
bination, is expected here daily to select q
site for the bridge over the Red river.
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THE COMMERCIAL BANK
OF SAVANNAH.

NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of the
IN requirements of charter, that books Of
subscription to the capital stock of said Bank
Meldrim, at Nos. 135 and 1877 Bay
street. in this CITY, on the (27th TWENTY
SEVENTH INSTANT, at 12 o'clock NJ.
and will be kept open until TWO
OF stock are subscribed in shares of FIFTY
$50 DOLLARS EACH, whereof twenty five
(25) per centum must be paid to the under
signed Commissioners at the time of subscrip-
ton. Thereafter stockholders meeting FOR
organization will be called in the terms Of the
charter.
JOSEPH D. WEED
J. F. MINIS,
WILLIAM GARRARD.
Commissioners,
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Liberal Victories In Belgium

BRUSSELS, October 25.-The communal
elections took place to-day. The Liberals
were victorious in this city, Antwerp, Client,
Verviers and Dainant, and the Catholics in
Rruges.
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Largo TmpOrt OF Nuaal

New YORK, October 25.-The steamer
Malabar, arrived from Singapore and Ioliolo,
Philippine Islands, brought the largest
cargo OF sugar that has eyer reached this
MORT 2 554 tons.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-26

No mere catch penny, but for tho good
that it can do, Coussens' Honey Of Tar
wends its way, carrying a blessing to all
who suffer with Coughs, Colds, aud all
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.-Adv.
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shot by Her Husband.

ATLANTA, October 25.-Mrs. Walker Bolts,
of Smithville, was shot by her husband, the
ball taking effect in her head. Both claim
different version.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-26

Sixty brick yards on the Hudson river
have closed, and 2, 800 Canadian brickmak-
ers gone home. Five hundred million
bricks were made the past year,
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Reeeher OG,he Vr,pod.

NEW YORK. October 25.-Henry Ward
Beecher has sold his interest in and resigned
the editorial char of the Christian Union
Lyman Abbot will succeed him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-26

Exhaustive diseases that lead to insanity,
consumption, and a premature grave, are
quickly cured by using Browns Iron Bit
ters. It strengthens every part OF the body.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-26

ATLANTA, October 25.-The store house
of Whitehead & Co. and the railroad depot
at TaYlorsville, Ga, were burned last Satur-
day night.
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FOxhaII wins Again
UureIiabIe Substitutes,

LONDON, October 25 The race for the
Cambridgeshire stakes was won by Foxhall,
Lucy Glitters second, Terrestan third.
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The AngIO-BOer Convention RatI-


PRETORIA, October 25.-Thc Volksraad
has ratified the convention with England.
The motion recording its acceptance Of the
convention declares that the Yolksraad re-
lies upon the promise of the British to mod
ifY the terms of the settlement.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-26

VIENNA, October 25.-There was another
earthquake in Agram, In Austro-Hungary,
on Sunday night. by which some houses
were overthrown.
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1TI3YD TO BER SONS.

----,.,ered 81 ;be Post Office I'm Sa-
-. second Glass Matter.
, 1881-07-10
PERSONALS.

4 Boston editor wants all the whisky Ill
the world sent to hell. Some men are very
selfish.
Cable diSpatchcs state that a celebrated
Gcrpsn traveller died At Madagascar recently.
His name is en- route by mail
joaquin Miller says lie wept Upon reading
Eolnc Of bis poe1ns- joaquin doesn't seem 10 pe
guch an eccentric character after all.
Senator Malone has twice been the father
Of triplcts, aud On pleasant oays. when the ch11-
dren are all out in the front yard. his residence
is frequently mistaken for an orphan ASYLUM
The newest Boston idea Is tor gentlemen
towcar artificial flowers with the faVoE't per-
fume Of the wearcr. If this costume ex1enos 10
Chicago young ladies who object 10 to1n alia
Jerry will have to quit dancing.
Mr. Tilden is building 4 So, ,GO auditlon u
his New York house. Mr.. Tildcn should not a"i
&c, that By placing the nursery III tne .n'iu
etory back be will be saved tha annoyance "
hearing tho children yelp Whilc they are oeHe
washed.
La Flesche, brother to Bright-Eyes, tne
Indian maiden who visited the East inst "'a'ci
on a lccturiny tour, has been appointed ~
clerkshlp in the Indian Department oy sec'u y,
tary Kirkwood. It is not expected tnat ne WILL
, 1881-07-10
COLORADO.
The Troubles with the Ute Indians
Eight Hen Killed fti Il Flight wills
.Ftct,a-LIi5c!Ilaood Of Another KltIle.

The Troubles with the Ute Indians
Eight Men Killed ft Flight wills
,Ftc.u-LIi1c!Ihoodo Of another R.lt1le.
Srtctal Correspondence of Tar Chicago Tribune.
Rico, Colo, Jun: 29.-i4ieut. Dnrst, of the
military stationed ut the Uncompahgrc
Agency, has been III the camp To learn the
facts with reference tn the trouble with the
Southern Utes Such contlictin. reports had
reached them that they could form no definit
idea as to the nature or extent Of the dltli-
Guilty, but the pYepolldcrating reports bring
to tile effect that it was due to pure . rlsScd-
ness'' on the part Of the Rico boys
AID in direct violation Of the treaty will. lhe
Indians, ieti to the visit. R:ccnt arrivals
from, the Grand River country fully confirm
tile worst fears entertained Respecting the
fate of those engaged III the fight. Of tht:
eight reported missing, not one escapnd.
They WIRE all found dead, the eight ln"tt'.S
lying within Il radius OF few iect. 40 cSt4-
lnate can be 1lnl.le Of the Indians killed or
tichl rs soon as they fell Two companies Of
Suiders started trU!n Fort Lewis at oncc
uu,n receipt Of the ll:w3 Ut the
battle They were overtaken 1T lis
l:rnl by The stcol1d party: that Wilt
ont from here. Before reachlnE .lle scene
OF tile fight they WE'RE met BY the ti's party
who were returning with the wounded, llav-
in. buried tile dead where they fell, An"'l5
tl,irty-liye nf tic Ricn boys pushed OIL into
tie Indian country. :ull accounts OF lnuther
encounter at any time Wn41i mol 't received
with The least surprise. .l,ns$* they are sup
ported by the soldiers they ct''l n''lt'y cAp'ei
IL cope with the Indians, wtioa;e q! t5r"und
every inch Of which they are iaa''lIiar WIN,
and they are better Ell uippcu THAN either tlle
soldiers or civilians.
, 1881-07-10
THF TRIGGER,

The Audubon Gun Club shot their regular
match Yesterday afternoon at kleinn1a'ls
rlngc. Grand Cruising. Tile prize was gn'd
pigeon badge. which was purchased by the
Club from j. !. kleinman, whose property It
had become, he having formerly WON'T three
times. The present conditions which gov
ern the medal compel 4 member to win 1t
i've ti.ues iii succession before it becomes his
property. The match was at fifteen birds,
plunge traps, handicap rules. The media!
was won hy t. f.. Fclton, Superintendent Ut
the Krilewell. The fol"win@ is the stare:
Thomas Stasg. 70 yds.OnlloI I!l0i l-In
John Smith, 1t ysi!... II y io1 91g-ig
Dr. y. Rowe, - yds.: .:.-llo0l1ll11i9onn,,-ee .
Charles Morris. - yus. 900 lUl % -
j. snyder - yds.: s.:.....!9!l! ilq1 w II?
G +. Felton,: = y's..1I
i. ], kIciu,,lutl, - ytis. / III 111i1ll I'LL"
Tie remainder Of the afternoon was taken
I'M With sweepstakc s!ltutilig.. III Wlilch I'LL
shoGtcrs on tIe grounds participated.
T.e 5outh-End Shouting Clnp WI! haHe a
medal shoot 4: Grand crossing Oil 1uestlay,
.juIy IL, commencing 1T cluck.
, 1881-07-10

IS 4 true son of the forest, what the other clerks
"on' KNOW about bugs in the course of week
or Two Will uot be worth mentioning.
Ihc important and narrowing Intelligence
comes trntn Scotland that the Duke of Argyll Is
suffering from the gout. The next thing, prob
ably, will he that Mr. Gladstone toyel with too
n'any cuculnbeFs, and is bent up like hinge in
consequence.
"a fashion correspondent says that during
the coming season ladies will wear nothing but
longitudinally striped hose. Wish you would
una ont It this is really SO, or whether it is only
ca1npAign slander- 1t means good deal to
we girls. .''-i;an Hamilton.
Froln the fact that 4 paper in Mobile had
Tor the subject of Its leading article last Thurs
day tho question, "1s There Hel1?" it would
seem that the tnnther of the Young lady whom
the editor married might possibly Eave been
visiting relatives in Mobile recently.
III England they say the Prince Royal
Has on his proboscis boyal;
When askcd 'Do you s'poso
Twill cnlbeitsh ys,,lr nose?"
lie is said to have sighed, ~ should smoyal.''
From ''SoHJs "f Hy CIi'd'4'Ud.'' ly Jo|tm Kelly.
BE frugal in your bestowal Of kisses. In
the first place. would cut of ul uncles, cousins,
and brothers-in-law- Let them kiss their own
wives and daughters; aud would not kiss tho
minister OF doctor, or the lawyer who gives you
divorce."-Ffum '1alts aclth the Girls bU S.
!. Ti}tIen.
, 1881-07-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arend Ku,nr.x-trof. +. II. Hale in
a cn,ntn,1n;cutiou to THE TRIBUNE says:
aKumyss should be the reliance VI the ply
slcian in III! those eases . "f debility y,da IN
il ;.nnrrutiyt. Eunlys$ is the Alundesl und most
ensiiy ,iisested food, and US such the best nour-
isnment for weak stomaca: 1T tue samc @ .hS t1ns,
KNIVES un.icrcncs. medicinal Qualities are de-
eeiopcd which wo vainly look for IN naterla at
,ncdica In nausea. vomiting, ex1rcme casos OF
dysnepsia. Kuuyss ueis like i charin. promptly
relieving nil tho distressing symptoms Of sucn
cases When the stotnaco ra5Sets IS III GiSc;
Kumyss is retained ana ass,n.latea. & an".ns astnri
nnd. rs a lugcal consequence, nervous
ness ccas.s aud refreshing sleep 1ollo"s;
In sclrler- intermittent Rastrl- LILA
, 1881-07-10

Goy. CrI.I,oM has given his opinion on the
question ct holding III election for certnin
co,lry otlcers this full lit the following letter to
the Hon. Milton Burnley, County Judge Of Gal-
latin County:
Drar SIN: Your favor of the 18th inst has
been received. In answer I have to sny that tho
smcndnent to the Election law which repeats
the existing provisions End provides for inc
ELECTION or County Judges, etc. III I'M, ana
Every four years thereafter, WAS necessary Icy
lsiation IT, carry ont the pr'visl.'iis OF sne
amendment oi lSsa of See $. Art fO ~ fhe Stale
and tht. legislation III pursuance: thereof. %
not think tcar Il Hcncrui election Tor these o.
EceIs should bc held this fa!!--!ss1: lru'y
fUuES. = "s Nci't''A.
, 1881-07-10
ode COMET BUSTED"
The Negroes of Richmond, Eu., Great-
IT Excited over IL Series Of Disasters,
All Of Which Are Attributed to the

The Negroes Of Richmond, Fu., Great-
IL Excited over IL Series Of Disasters,
All Of Which Are Attributed to tle
Comet.
Special Disnatch to TIC Chicago Tribune.
RICHMOND, w., July 9.-The negroes in
this city are wildly excited over series of
disasters which they attribute to the. ap-
pearance Of the comet The consequence is
that hundreds of them are now beginning to
profess religion, and are fust becoming coll
yerted at the most remarkable times and
places. THE day before the attempted as
sasinatlon OF President Garfield, a colored
nals, they state, 4 stranger. appeared in this
city, and III q warning voice said: "The
comets tail is up,' and then proceeded
to tell them to look ont for
great disasters which were forctold
wien the comets tail il mp. Be
this is a myth or not, it has carried pro-
found impression of terror to Il large nllnl-
her of the more superstitiunS nnd uneducated
"f the race, which the day before yesterday
was still further increased by the Ast0uni-
ing electrical phenomena noticed in the
heavens just before sunset, when the whole
sky wa>; Illuminated by strong lights, chang
ing and flashing like FURNISHED brass and
assuming all cnlors. This was attributed to
the bursting OF the comet, and some OF the
woulsl-be philosophers among the colored
people set down rs the cause Of this spectacle
that the comet had done BURST" and aflrlnct
with ali the eager grsticu]ation character
Isle Of tlt. excited African that the rrtl-lot
contents Of the burstGd comet were fast near
ing the earth. which would soon b. roasted
by tile fiery overflow, and they warned all to
seek religion at once if they would save
themselves After this phenomena the sup
porters Of the comet theory received another
, 1881-07-10

typhoid fever, prefer knmyss Us tho exclus-
I've diet 1t satisfies thirst and hunger and alays
the fever. Kumyss has considerably the ad-
harm. To dose an irritable stomach with drugs
is an nbsur1ity which no intelligent physician
attempts In this duy- But not only in extreme
cases should Eumyss be reSnrted to: it should be
tho chief remedy for weak stomach under all
cireumstances. The dyspeptc prnin-worker
with Il few glasses OF kumyss a day will improve
his digestion and his nerve force. Ladies would
bc LEGS nervous, more vigorous. and healthier
looking if they would add to their daily d.eI d
few ElAsscs OF kumyss."
Send for treatise on Kumyss. Beware Of imf-
tatt0ns.
Arcnd's Kumyss is not sold to the trade, but
to consumers only.
A. Arcnd, chemist corner Madison street and
Fifth nycnuc.
, 1881-07-10

MOVING FORA MORGUE.
The Committee on Health met yesterday after
noou AID. Wickcrsham iii the chair. and present
Aid. Airpctcr and Imhof. Commissioner Dc
Wolf. Coroner Matso1, and Drs. Farkes. Ross.
aad Hampstead.
The communication Of Coroner Matson in ref
ercnce to Il Morgue was taken aP'
AID Altpeter said there was a crying necessity
Commissioner Dc Wolf remarked that there
WIS no do:lbt about that. The present Morgue
WAS disgrace. hnd the qa qucSatioa ~as whether
c,unu0{1nt1ons for the County Cnruuer, tho
Cuunty Physician. and the County Undertaken:
fnr onc-stury i,rjck building. 7x;i.. and twelve
feet high. There was provision f"r t%clyc mar
b!c slabs il, Il room 'x;s'' WITH concrete 1oor
ind plenty OF windows. Adjoining was another
Tor pst-nlorten. purposes, With closets lor
ciulh,ng, disinfcclants, exc. The cost would DO
S2.0JD.
arf.d uuw was MI absolute dsg17cc. II II mum
died Suddenly III tho street, no matter who nc
WIS. If unknown his body was 1txen 10 the rat
invested structure on Arnolu street, "herc IL
Kid. AHrotcr didn't think tho plan called for 4
building lnr=c enough, lis the city was growing
Commissioner Do Wolf thought twelve slabs
we're annie, us there wcro never more than SIX
b0,ltr3 ut the Mur.ue ut one time. The strict
urc would be sufficient for a CITY Ut l,2'o0oo peo-
The Chairman believed II was the county
business to attend to the matter, And bis dcsire
was TO stimulate the County Duard to do sosne-
thing. -,
thought it should be central and the majority
on Tho South Side
The Chair1nun favored the use Of 4 street
end the city to give the ground tu the county,
provided thoy erected the building And maln-
tanned it..
would he bridges ncrtsI .he river at nil the
street ends STUNT. day His idea Wis to pu1 the
Morruc near he Harrison Street Police Stntion.
Tic proposition Of Mr.. Elton to n!los tho city
the use or his private nlorE!'e WAS thou con
sitlercd, Mr. Eitun himself bcing present: but
the Committee were mt Inclined to ficW II
favornbly, except, perhaps. ,ts temporary ex-
pctlis.nt, us the Mor-le shot'ld nc managed NY
Superintendent appointed and paid by the city
or county. .,,... ..-
Aid. Aitpeter said the building of 4 morgue
vus Inc colnty's business, The plpper course to
pursue was 10 r,tlowt. the old structure and
ask the county to build IL new one. lnas'nuch
as 1hs law required tho ,aa,lnty tn perform tho
Il. last rites - for the .lnklsWtl den. II was the
county's duty to petfori in tho - 'irst rites.
take care OF bodies until they could bo itentf-
tied, ii possible.
it wns finally decided to refer the matter to
the Law Department for Hi opinion It's to whose
duty 1t is-,tnetEer the c1y's TIT the county s.
to erect and manage the institution
, 1881-07-10

PORTLAND, Ore. July Sit has just been
ascertaiucd that the youngest daughter Ut
William Morgan, vino it is elai:ncd was put
ont of the way by rcason of having al'9'lEcd
Masonic secrets many years ago. is living Ill
this State. Size is quite an elderly lady, and
i, 1he wife Of Capt: William SiMi'I. Il!ey
both reside in Marion County; NiS: smlt!i
saws her father was tiruw1c'l l'y I'VE l!!.li
WHO took hnn one night INTO ulc laAs. oag
states that ul.e of the FIVE men who assisted
in drowning her father for MANY YEARS IT.
sided in Portland, but is now dead.
, 1881-07-10
SMOKED STURGEON.

Sp1c9at 015p0tt73 70 TIC T's7ss7V0 1o8"e
PrrrsruEc, Pa., July s.-Neat-1nspcctor
Lindsay has been Investigating the smoked
sturgeon matter. The analysis Ut samples
show there were about te9 drops Of creosote
to the pound. The fish caine from Sal1dusiy,
q. There appcars tn be 10 doubt that crude
crcosote was used in ctving the poisonous
steak Several huntlrti pounds of sturgeon
have been condemned a"1d contlscated BY the
Meat Inspector. Thcrl is very LITTLE demand
for the fish III this 1llar4Set
, 1881-07-10

HERE is "ferociol1s aud atroci0us false
hood about 3!r. Cuaking, aud no mistake The
Nrw Yor., correspondent Ut tho Londuu Stt:nd-
c,7l transmits by cable 10 that journal THO!
Startling Information tllnt "Co:;ks'E IS iioss'
the Emerald Isle gave birth I" him. ana tue
streets or New 3orl1 educated him. rms als~
tr,ninatI,g correspondent has, the New York
1rr;,une says heurd Con:<I1lt alluded to us tue
John kel,. Of his party, u,,d bus thus con-
founded the Two eminent cx-b Bosses.
, 1881-07-10

There were Nf} deaths in tho city lust month";
a decrease of ;st from the preceding month, but
an increase Of sixty-seven over the correspond
ing month Inst year. OF tho dccedents, ~.
were under year and 20. under ), four be-
tSccn 50 and no, two between 20 and 100. and one
over 1tu. The deaths by wards were: FIRST. .;
Second, -; Third. =; Fourth, 26: Fifth, 7G;
sixth. lo7; Seventh. ~; Eighth. IS; Nineth.
~. Tenth. ~; Eleventh. II; Twelfth ,!a
IT; Thirteenth. 10; Fourteenth. IL; fif-
tecnth, ~; Sixteenth. IS: Seventeenth u; Eight
tccntil. -; public institutions. ~: volcncc, -;
choleru nfantum carried Of -; d!phtlorln. 10;
fcvers, ~; mc4slos, II: small -poX 81: consump-
bronchitis, -; pneumonia, 10; senilc debility IL;
accidents. 81; 1nurler and ila!lsishtcr, Il sur.
eide. t. Zymuric dsscascs killed :;.b, and !tinE
troubles ISL Tho annual ratc per ,G00 was @a9G
, 1881-07-10
AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
c,r-3,y r}ixuttrh In The CHICAGO Tribune

BURLINGTON, Ia, July a. man named
Henry Paddock WAS taken to tho station
house to-day by the police, VIM had found
him OIL tile streets in III apparently lntoN'-
Gated condition. On being questioned it was
found that he had taken morphine. Metsica!
all was procured, but the man soon died;
Whether the poison was taken with suicidal
intent, or whether deceased was habitual
lnoyplline-eater and l:.d accidentally taken
the futal dose, was not revealed.
, 1881-07-10

LOUISVILLE, Ky., July "A special to the
ctur..r,,Jouy1,ul from Atlanta. Ca, says:
.:Emory Speer, All independent Congress
man from the Ninth Georgia lhstfic'' III !.
1ot,,,r to the Athens Vutc|,nun, denies that
H.. crpr declared II President Garfield that !'c
Intended % to vote with the Republicans on thg
organizatlon Of the House. Hc says: l
lave never had such an Intention. TO not
have it uOW,''
, 1881-07-10

MEMPHIS. Tern., July Slate last night
William II. Stewart, aged 2s years, died from
tile effects Of morphine. Domestic trouble
prompted suicide.
, 1881-07-10
ESTABLISHED AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July o.-No boat FROM
any point st,,1th of Memphis will be allowed
to land at this port after the Eth inst. with
ont complying with the local quarantine or
tiin:.nce. This requires i!ll beats, without
exception, to stop ut tile foot Of Presidents
isliull for inspection.
, 1881-07-10

THE Springfield Ecp1lh7lc0n puts III 1H-
nortant poin1 bluntly and tr,lthfuly when 1t
Bays:
Mr. Thurman deserves great credit for having
told the European silver Conference bluntiy
that this country has M idea OF coming s'iler
4r..e ut the r;att. of IL. 10 without the Active
and bo,,:,let, participation Of the "1hcr lGuu'lg
nations In the cIar1 for the reronct'zat'nn nl
silver They have TOO much the 'aea o'e ~ .nt!s ~
silver II wu,,ld be Il goud plan no" TO ict the
rest vi the world take care oil its own silver I'LL
il i Sicl. u il.
, 1881-07-10
.llcTICE cllEEGAD ILL:

PoErLASp, Ne, July 9.-Justfce Clifford,
of the United States Supreme Court, Is DALI
gcrously Ill at Cornish.