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with Senator ,tal'onc IN regard 10 tho mp.
}rroaclling election Ii, VfrRlnn. Mr. Jewell
;inlorses the t,rntlJustcr movement, md, IT Is
said, rrurtises nIl Tho money necessary tO |
pay tho po'ltnx Of Tho 'icn WHO
arc too Wn,r 10 Ksvo the rennislt |
gum. About s:H0N III s0.00o
will he necessary to p,y tin itotl-tax "l those
roIorctl yntcrs who nru tuo destitute to to It
themselves, ntld Mr. Jewell expresses ct't''i-
tlcl,co III Ills ability t0 secure the full
nnourt Mr.. .tnwull snys tint kc ls ,,nw
looking tn tho South, nl,l expects tile 1scput'
lien, purity In tho future 10 .ylttn It's ss'l4iy
md secure substantial support from several
States III TINT snesloIl. 1tu SAYS tnt 'i f'le
Kcadj,lsters carry Virginia, tic Shihl South
will be- forever broken llp in ln,llticnI strength
as n section, md that nuxt year North Chrt'!l- |
na may nlsn slip nway fr'ni tic Glstsp Ut tl'e
Democracy.
THE f1Itsr STRUGGLE.
III The lttssfrM .tssoeaifd 1rfts.
WASHINGTON, y. t.. Oct. G.-Flit nfst
fight over Il nomination Of tlln present. sts-
sun wns made in executive s.sSl''ll HIS ht'er'
l,onn Uepr S1ratl,nnl. Atnlne'A fsir1H!, u W
Postmaster nt l.ynchbur,r, va. Senator E'l-
1u.,llis mad. statement III favor ~ ch!l'
1,rma,,on, l,nltiny tint WilsnlI. the Post
master win IL 10 bc superseded, was EllfIly
ot irregularities un,lcr tho law This taW IL
rigid in rc,ltlring tlal Fost,nnsters slnli' tml,
under any clrrnnlst n1lCrS. i.su The 1lny vi
the Government; Tint when caile'l upon t"r
settlement, III nnc orcns!Dli, lssfh WIS
sl,sn short, auL lle Ind 10 Srtl snlne proper
Is before lie could 1nake rp this s'l'n:
that subsequently, Wilson WIS again sl'"rt
some hundreds NJ dollars. n'ul. utter II
ting, made It gaod. but liz Ind vo'atea tic
law, NIL for Tint reason Il: was removed.
Il, ttSn$t Itittb
, 1881-10-28

Letter from Goy. Murray. Of Utass Fer.
rtaur}.
rLxyK,,ANl, o., Oct. a7.-The Monument Cum-
IuIttcu tnslny received thu following:
TEHsl1,lltr ~ Utah. ExEt:UT1yE UfrICE,
SSIT LAKE Ltrr, Oct. sl.-uESTl.HMK Ac-
cept your appointment m uel.er!I Manager Of
Utah lEr tlu GnT::elu niul,un1t'ulat fulht, ald
hive already taken stops IL forward tne work.
rhpi1las Il. Jones, banker Of ihta city, II rreAs.
tIrgr of tho fluid, and nlEeatly bus Hu!so IN
Eli II. AjtftsHAY, QoyofuuF.
, 1881-10-28
II Tho Han Mt HIstssuitkco Lou "'"'
1aTnRs

SpteIdl Dlspateh to Iha Chicago Tr1oane ..
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct, s7.-Tno exahi'aasos ~
OF tho ,nlrty In bill hero suspected Of Dcns ~.
williams, tho uespcradn. was continued 'nIous.
out tho day, mud will again ho tukcn UP s'st s.
row. 4 brother ut one Of tho inur'lefea .s,s
aus testified, uni saill that ho thought 'np @ !uss
w.ls Iun Williams but hU ,Yus mt sure IN, 70
n 1,roya taat tilo Erisonors l,,io WIS Kgh aa nt
lint ha VIVA IL luurlan. Ills icst iniony T.. W. awry
very satisfactory, us this ktlhl h4ea eues saiestl
fruit, bia homo fourteen years.. Az tl'anm,inrj. amn
brother In inw from lenrla waa tlsn "Stct ,natct
hut uuthInR new was loEofped. 1ho ''"''
will probably be sottlGtl tomorrow.
, 1881-10-28
ttLltt1e lsock-LoE* go, 900.

Special Ul1pdttN 10 1Hs CH1ts9p 174uHHe4
I.1rTLE llnCK, Ark. Get. :7.-Ath 1'clock thls
cvonin8 tiro brake cut IT, the second story of
tho t1,sB Itutel+ nt tho west end Ut Mark Luno
totnly destroying thAt and tho Headlight Saloon
IN tho wcst occupied by Frank Morgnntt, and u
slx-ronm resielco on tho cast occupied by ]. H.
Evans, proprietor NJ tho Ross Hotel. 1'oss about
Sg,Qt1; so1uc Insurance. OIL tic buildings.
, 1881-10-28

Kdmond ". 5EIellnrdxon+ III aIic!slgnns
5p<etut Iispateh to Ihe Chicago TsthuHt
JACKSON, Mleh., uct :.11.-Edmonl W. Rtcl,ard-
suti, whH Ind resided III this cnnnty fnrty.!tvt
ynnrs, died suddenly Mt his hs'no IN Sandstone
Township, ak 1,us wcst Hf tha psre. Inst
u!xht rruiu iii ApopEolio stroke. Ills Age Ns u.
, 1881-10-28
An It.ccntliury Shot In tho act u
ting II 11nrn on Fire.

Spttaal Uapa1eh 70 IHt t"'tao" 3'''e .'.., our
DASytLs.E, ILL.,, tlct. .7.-Far nohshs pas. "a
city nus hccn Infested with basa'tasslttws., w,vor
sur!ous t,attor had It becott'U that '''e '' IN,
WIS forceu to otFer $1,000 reward iof w., anrer
thut would tlctect thonl. rhts ovehug ~" .'" snI
Hogan sha.lowed ausplot0us.acting is,nTb e., bas1
untiKht HIN III tho Mrt Ut setttne hsu IT, through
tho Iicshy payt ols tho thigh VI the -, Mpp peeps4
captured ho WAS discovered 10 ~ ''otti ". L,pnsf
Il yt.nnK full.,w ntslut tho sttSets;i ;i,o,sTtulert
, 1881-10-28
SHARKS.


Special Dtspaleh to 1hs CAteaeo Tribune.
ATLANTA, t}a., Oct, 2s,-A aNilor belonging to
tho crow Ut tho Furest flights, whito bathnx ncsr
ponsucula, Fla, was attacked by sharks at,l u
Lex anu un art, terao o!r, and Tho drowned, !iteess
po.!y was rescued and tnnose.i to tho wharf un II
tho C1ronsr could bn summoned 10 nu!tt vi In
tIuest. I1efure tho t0r1lter nErtyep tha shMrks
nxlin nstagkrti thv ifrluss ylc1lln, Ana, pulling
ii Mnier the wnnr{, tluyousetl II.
, 1881-10-28

Tho alarm from l1ox 81 ut B:ao O'clock yostor.
.]ay uynninu WIS caused by II tiro Iu tho roar Of
q, n. 'rittnans lpt- printing ntllcc III tho secnNl
stury nT thv building No. l7} AnlsoN street..
Thu eltae ut tho Hrs and tho amount Ut lnsur-
n1,co ,iru uukH kHUWn. uMI,lnXo $13O.
, 1881-10-28

Spfttat Dispaleh TO Iht Chicago 7fibuna
MoNr1tr:A1.t Oct. 21.-Tho Hudson Hay oflIclals
hive hat no ortprs To order q rcsclilhg 1'arty to
gu tip tue sIaokrz!u ltlvor III sonrch OF tho a'r-
yiyorh Of tho Jeannette expedition Thoy hc-
lcye TINT tho recent cnbicErnnl nnllouactl.R tho
hct tn ln ct,rrcGt Is hit retclln nf ,trtttoa tnht
D,nsD npponrad lit newspapers oil this sh!H Of THO
water Recommending such nti expedition.
, 1881-10-28

Sptftti Iltspatth Ia Ths Chtedso Tribute.
unAvEyil,11tsr, Atuslkoka, uut. a7.-Thc Urn
intlt,,s hive nrrivct tyro Nil right a1if nro MI
uarcntly happy untl contciisc1 Chief Louis tc-
ii!cs li,ut hiE pcnplc wore compelled to lenvo
their uit home, hit stntcs thNt they came hero
tu lcttor thotr condition and rrovi'r for tho INT.
ure DT tl,nlr families While Il. transit OIL tho
their utlinber.
, 1881-10-28
Their Married Life a Continual
Series Of QuarreIs and
Chickering's.
Intermingtotl Oil His Part Will
Alternate Doses oi Kicks
and Blows.
A Year Of Misery eliminated in the IT.
htitution Of Divorcs Proceedings
by the Husband.
Sp,etat pf,pateh 10 Tie t,hltnao Tribune.

ttllYhter o' fh'haelphE.t'' eo'e's 's '...'.'
sceoifet' Il tnlr eanca''oa' 'no n'a's " ,,'s. "n
sue "bl NJ our pap'!c scnuois onu ""s
eve'' III 4lrthoou as' prtHant c"'e 'eets1t.u''
Adult n" breaking ott nl u" war % n,u n,"',1n a's
III "ei1' "ho WIS 'ttei"n!" ~, rtes ~,
gcon III fho iaes' ho ",eu nItes .,a,.u ..u
VAR anu ~" sua's 's. vi a,,,a,ni
"'s' WI ea'". " ."..''" r,a....sa,,, ,,,,,
hc'esks'1p ~ 'nu .....,,,, ",,t = s,reats
nene ~ eo't ~ a,,, l,o,,, r,u,ns m
vi n"'ht''" :" utt w n.n' n.s -, r.shn,tn
rem. .s"o"' ese1y "n.'acAec.' s ~ ,"s.,'rt,,
u"cs 'cf 'eS"'ei,eo ~" .' ,st,,s ,,o..,,. .yh.,
'"'nS"'''' ~. n.la ao''.o , ~. ~ =. tna ,.,,,,.n
ean'e@'o ""'a'ta." 4"',"s ''s ~ ~.
~ SHE WAS r}lv1AN ,,,.
not on'y III t1e once "heto s.e ""'A1a, us.s us
afnohe nl' VIII "nos't hue "'s t"'o" ~, "" .,S,'
sreactl 10 run snfoo1nlf WIN hes' .te' "nukn
ter. q bff0lik Soaa9 mrs ot ethe !. "t :" ses"s'
she kept ut TIC convent schooI Ill 'ineot9e'oM.''
nnu seon.e" ~ s1a'1 ~ "a AeI'so VIZ" ~, .1,ru
eat1oh. Ms, "e', pes'u" us. ~" .o,,ar",Is.
WIS "H eAtenehs n.s.N'It' IT,, '' "ns i". ,.1,
1'''st 'us's1o"h "uau s' ,,'"t,s "' ~. ,no
"r'er' a"a ''e4'te'S ".'so 'ss., ',;,tte ..t.
i'c"sFt'e.7' ''"..t sne .n,,.,.ss t.,,,
eiI ~ tnat 'ateeto'' ."ea..a ~,
n's '"tnut' w." s' ~ .""., s ill.,, ,a.,, ,.,ar.
III tue !nH"c.pn!u NV. "s.4 ".I .,,',s se. 1,,,..
nv. I.e ~ n"" n's"a*es W 'au sn a.,a s,.'
At"ntlo IIS III tho su.He. ;,.', suns', .o'u
| street, in Philadelphia, In the winter.
MANY oF Till: ri:EsEST SENATORS
and nemhcrs Of Tho rorty:ssyent1 Congress .s,.s
lsaye rontseh III MIS-. "esls io''sa OF s's''ea
there. Ahant two ye"rs n;'o she moved tr'''.i
.,aa.,,. n,re.,t I'M Ehi,,tt 1lousc. 1,his shn
furnished with care. and It soon proved sood
/ paylng Investment. win tho income she h@a
from tho house IND her sa1nry at tho ollfte, Mrs.
We'll wns luslscd upon ns being nulo 10 tako caro-
| W hssscA I"tsAo'seo'' 49," 6e'''1s'n
, 1881-10-28

4 Soldier Of ttse War Of 1912.

4 Soldier OF ttse War of 1912.
Spset4t Utspatch to Iat GAieaao Tribune.
ngcAT,1lf, H., Oct. .7.-'rhn'nas II. Morris,
st,lsier of tho Wur Ut ISL, dad lscrc tha nftor-
uoon, nvc,l III. lio was II nntive Of Marylunll.
hut left there when hoy an came to thla ct,ltsl-
ty III 1888. Ills living descendants nro 6esei
Glluret,, forty-une Krattleht!1r1n, md tDrty-
cxbt HrgAt grandchildren.
, 1881-10-28
Clgprmnkorx QunrFcilN1 ut Cofd-
water, TIach.

EpftEaE U1T1dEtN 70 TVS EHItt116 Tf1bIHe.
EOt.lIwATElt Mlch., Oct. .="s.-Tho Cigarslakers'
Union continues to 1naku troublU an0nRst tho
rnctorlrs here, and tt,Is time the manufacturers
uro Oh the offensive. Two shups, prEce's and
Fairbanks, employ Unlnn uet only, and every
now rot.. uIou clgarluakcr ts continually tnen.
accs., 80 much that tho antnEontsnIs Of tho shopa
arh constantly AIN hixh pltSt,. 40 That !ho ~. =.
tjr0a,', o ShauR,ysAy i Cu.'s, and tho Anlcricnn
Clrar Company-have nntsl y a re- rssolSs .1ct 70
lnkIei prlutpr, or Ugnr-lox munufnctnrur who
solls 10 Flotpa's 9nl Fairbanks establishments.
, 1881-10-28

~ Loos,ltn, 1ll.-Loss $4,000.
I.ooNls. Ill. Oct. sI.-Fire 1estroyrd tho Kro-
cery.atora ut Frank Hush. Loss $s.0n. q 1nnE
nat,c1 W!lsnu attempting tn tlAauch tho flames,
,yAs Instantly killed ly 4 falling roof.
, 1881-10-28

1Illlerlteu i1l1cH We1ll1H 1THH t1ie lAttel-
SONS.
NOTES.
cnlS. |
WssittNnrnS, u. e., Oct. 21.-'fl,H value nf
gold consumed BY il1facts!r..s the 1Ast |
fiscal year Nas Sl0,'x,1,TEl. MoEc than
S:sJ)uD,01) ur It III United Satus rain. TIla
rt,llsltnplint nj silver was equivalent tu
S:;tla, UNI.
TIE ASSASSIN.
.1tn1ge Lawrence decided III tile Guitean
matter thnt tic cnrt has tic power IL sst.n-
,,lo1 witnesses living usor1 tha1 100 miles
ol,sllc Of the Jurisdiction 0f thu court, nnll
ile EXPENSES ,n,,st be allowed by the Ut
counting officers.
NOT sr1IkINn,.y i.A1EHE.
Contributions tn tho Garticlh memorial
ln,srltu to .Iate sill.
'isle Treasury Department received $780,
NM II, 1'EttcA States bon,ts for redemption
under the t0iih call.
slt.vEn.
Fn,ir hundred ntld twenty thousand 0ltl,ces
Of fine silver were purchased fur the tllil's-
tlcIpl,iu, Sun Francisco, aiIa New Drlenl,s
A1tnts.
1.lMExroSE.
| The Commissioner Of tho General
! I.amt Olllce has decided Tint land cui,-
tuning l1t1estnnn IL mt subject to
4 entry NJ mineral lind. Thu Sec
rctury Of lhe Intcrnr reyerses tic tlerlsnI,
sn fur rs II applies t0 lants containing lime
stone al,d nf tl!prp ynlnc fnr building uild
| utI,rr nuru,scs tllau for agricultural use.
LA,,;1: flm,, uF rlltr;;Es,
| 'rha arrests tI,e inst ypur fur tlrprct,at,Dns
,,u,u tie mills worc 4U1, of wlioui 10 were
| IN t]te ,,ostal scry;gr.
srAr,yrtcs,
,rho Chier nr tho Enrruu or Statistics
c1mf,s,.s t,In.innntt tlts ycur In Illustrate tho
rou,Ii.,m,s ,,oyrr,,In. tla co,nnprrIu.. ill.,
Instyin, o,nI tro,,sr,rtntio. Interests nr tho
United States .c,leynlIy. Statements we're
ni,, ,,rcsentpd in regard to tho interests Of
lshhmr,,. 81. Inuis. Iu,jsytt,.. md Kansas
civ. 4 romuissl,n Of rxuarts +, recn,l,.
m,n,,cl II, Investigate thu relation Of frank.
u,r,u,{on tn IN, agricultural, iulustr1al. md
ro,uu,rrr,ul interests ii tile ro,,ntry, a,,,l tho
laval unl ,nusf1tutiu,n1 ,}i,rstions }nyulyr1.
. tu,rEEr.s,tn.,
4 slork ex,.hnnr,, IL organizing. TINT MI
nistri.i ho,,.ls ,rns stmk strtrt.ri,lway NJ
rrriitrs n,r.. NAV In mt regularly befor.
t,,, "nl,t,r
>"N n,,,.t
Ian, y,o,oric,r I.n,1,ue 1ru;,ca Stotc,
xn",. ,1tni hnra tn1s cvr,'tn,, ri tynl,ni,
r.,,' r,,.. -, i11u,,a ny Two .rr,.,. IL, ,yo,
,",',,,.'sr ~ .,,a W.,~o, A ,I,,s,rv no,rt unv
t.. ,,,'.,,,,. .c,,,,l,Jnt =, r,,,rt ,,,,,, -, rons
)" HI'a.''t "S'"" ;" ~. .''''.,'..., =,
sn'''zatol III Luz 'a's' "l, "''s "pl,o!s.te' t.
NJ N"e'''a'! J." ~" n'''" "'s",'""s" ~
t1e "e"'n ~ s"Pt' 1''resr: :. e W. ".,s ~ !"
lnn lhost ac'o''!p!ls'.ea o!1sc's ~ l'u INV
illS fcns''hs VIII pe 1hlet1el III .t"''"po''s'
TUE ElHNe4' t"tstS' ,,,,,.
I y
, 1881-10-28
cnNcEnFRATE BONDS.

mand for Confederate boui4 continues. and the
bou,n for sheso yaluc,eks promises to pay IL un.
abatcl. A leAdlnx Lanktnx. house has nlready
purchased nearly kh,0W,00 coupon bouds Ut
Ill to E5 per THOUSAND.
, 1881-10-28
4 Democratic Nomination for tho WIZ"
C0n&ll Assembly,

EPEEtd@ I311patt8 10 1He GH1ta90 11toH""
NAn1h3x, Wis, Oct. :T.--A. 4. luntl. or
a,u,.ghton, WINS today nontnntca by tito Demo
erats rs II candidate for tho Assembly IN this
tito Scconsl) district OF Dnne County. Mr.. 1hinti
Ii absent from home, ant has not yet ncceptca.
, 1881-10-28
THE RIGHTS OF LABOR.
All Article CrIitclsiIlg the GlnHabfoSv-
ers' Union at Ln 8nlls, tl1s

IL ...tn,. rrI,tct.in,r tl,c f:lnx.bfow-.
a" 1rtst" sa, r1.',.s., -. ~, s"1,a' ~.
efs' Union - IN sn'te' A''
LAs.,.s, ILL.,, Oct, .7.-The Hostlc- n!owcrs'
,r"In" ~ ,.ta cn,,ntv scous 10 have struck OIL Il
rock, ana ll'tl'catl"ns "1e tnat NV o!h"'n".o.
will ains II tue matter ot repairing aal'hees ~
not speedily attended to. Ever sl.lco thu Do
nlSer usss eopn"s Inv. .',. ny ,,,,o
THIS city sa'eta1 Schls aso' lnoS HAse a"u I'.to
or loss difficulty with th1lr Glnrloyes, tno Ac-
mnnt)s t,f tho men tn1ux arbitrary nud very
f.", ,,IrctIy ntoupnistto to tho Interests Of tue
ol'"" "4tootay ""1"H",tess .s. ~ ~ ~, 49,. 49,. r
company. Ih!s. coupled WIN tho 1aot tu'|t 1oV,
ctg, wnrc was superior 10 tho AHEericnt. and
was beng imported III largo quantities nutwitis-
,,,tn- ,ho t,nrort ,tnfr ri tk) pcr rsuk uI y,,.
, 1881-10-28

HHA11ruMl, PHI, Oct. :T.-A tlrn Mt knapps
Creek, an oil town near l,rnt'Forl. this morning.
destroyed tho Kunpps Crcck liouso, t}onney's
Hotel, Il. u. Weeds OK tonstyu tnnch1ne. Frnzurs
bnkery, and fnur othGF buildings. Thu tptnl
loss la put 1T k7a. with Btnnll insurance, mostly
le.tl lu tho IiUlnp Of Columbus, U.
, 1881-10-28

Epeetai Dl.pateh to Tht thttaaa Tribune.
1k1S0srOS, Oct. ai.-Tho f.ana Lengao seems
to huro rrcclvcd III Impetus by tho nrrcst nf
rar,lcEl md the occurrence Of stirring events In
lrctnnj. The Kingston branch - now Tho
strongest fu Calindn With the exception Of thnt
In Montreal.
, 1881-10-28
1t IToMgllton, Htir1t.--Los. $4,000, No
Insurance.,

5psctal Dtspatrh 10 TIT CAtearo Tribune.
If0Cal,roS. Mlch.. Oct. @7.-Lnst night the
building known as tho Qucboc House. owned by
,,u1ncs aiun!ey, was .lostroycl Ivy tire. Loss
about 81 ,0OQ; no insurance.
, 1881-10-28
IttTook but One Hour to Re-
ducc 1t to q Mass OF
Ruins.
The Loss VIII Probably Not Fall
Short Of $450,0D0-1nsur.
anco 100000.
Two Hundred a,Nl Fifty Men Thrown
Out of Employment by tic
Catastrophe.
4 Harness and Trunk Manufaotory at
Baltimore Burned-Loss $l2,ooo'
Mostly Insured.

At Peoria, llI.-Lona sf5O.U0U, Insure
nGce a3OU.000.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. .7.-The PEORIA Sugar hG'
Harry WIN destroyed by flro at noon to'lny' INC
fire stnrtcd In tho drying y-roon,, woodcu ssrl1os-
urc Mt tho corner Of tho main building. which
was II aoven.story brick. anil It, ono hour tho
entire pIlo WIS i, mass of rtns. Two hundrad
and nrty ncn are thrown cut Of employ mont.
Thu refinery belonged to tho 1inlnll'1s, Of l'nt'
ralo, n. r. The hra Is supposed to liavo orlgl.
i,atctl from in!lnInnlab!o particles floating In tho
air In tho tryIng-rootn hotng iRnitcd from
AN ovEnllEArEp JoutsSAr~
III n very short time tho entire building wins In
n bllzc. anu, lcIng ut tho lowor extremity o[
tho city. over four miles tlstant from tho pump
Ing works, which nrc at tho upper ctt tho fire.
nen, although promptly on hand. wcrc unnh'u
to secure sufficient wnter- pressure for elective
llsc. 80 rapidly did the linmcs spread that 1t In
Emprubuhls TINT thoy could havo savct tho
building IN my event. Tho ernptoyGs Ind nonr.
ly ynl gonc IL dinner lust besorc tho fire startel,
IN TINT nobody WIS injured. Tho loss will not
| rall short Of si5o.ooo,
AND MAY 1:XcEED Saoo. goo.
The Insurance amounts To $;0o,ooo of which
only $6O,0o Is III companies represented III th!s
| city Tho nas,es OF tho others 1t Is impossible
to obinl rs uono Of tho lIn1nlins nro in tho city
Tho following companies aro Interested to the
extent Ut sa,GOO ouch: Auericnn, Philadelphia;
I,,rnbcrnuu, rhlulelphIa; lancashire, En-.
gland; Westchestur, New York; phu,ntx, Eli
xlan,l; La Contlance, Paris; Western. Toronto:
Philadelphia T,rc Association; Lon'lof, FIJI
gland; Manhattan, New York; l1nnburg, Ger
mnsy: ishutlo island. Providence; and National!
| Now Yurk. 1t Is not know, whuthcr the reincr,
will be rebuilt.
, 1881-10-28

Sentenced tu us laanEea pet' u',,y ".
UTICA, N. y. Oct. :7.-WtlnaM Lfns';
irandtr, who Killed his brother. ot"'tr g.. basss1
last Chtatuas, WAs seatsaes3 ~
pca H.
, 1881-10-28

Wlnchestsr's hypophosphltss
will willcllretoIlsnHpt!on. Saxna. WeAk !unks, tF9ti'
cnilfs Alld YvAer,i debility. Estptlt4Acl u yeara
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-01-28
PARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.


The fodder from an ecre OF corn which
Yields fifty bushels is equal ia value 70 a
ton OF hay.
The meat of turkeys that ale kept
supplied with charcoal during the
period Of iattening is said % be superior
In point of tenderness and flavor.
II always pays to keen young stock in
thrifty, growing condition. Better to
feed little corn and roots now than to
defer it until later.
The poultry keeper who succeeds the
best is the one who takes the best care
Of his flock. There is no more luck
about IL than there is about boiling
water.
The introduction of a pure bronze
gobbler among a flock of mongrel tur-
key hens will add from three to five
pounds extra weight per head to the
turkeys raised the first season.
The blood of animals constitute but
small part, at most not more than seven
TO nine per cent, Of the live weight,
while in old or very fat animals the
proportion sinks as low as from six to
GOOD sweet mix contains one-fourth
more of sugar than of butter; this sugar
turns to acid. and ii this acid is too
much developed before ehurning the
coveted aroma of good butter is lost.
Do not undertake to keep sheep on
low, undrained lands. They willsurely
contract disease, and a sick sheep is
about as mean thing rs we know OF,
not excepting sick chicken.
II is said by those who have tried it
that bran is as good as the best CONNER
cial fertilizers for potatoes and corn and
cheaper.
Provide boxes or shelves with apart
ments and place in appropriate divisions
distinctly marked all refuse screws,
nails, bolts, rivets, staples, tacks, etc,
A nervous, excitable steer is not as
profitable to feed as a Emphatic one
with broad, deep chest, for this last is
seldom disturbed much by anything
he feeds well, sleeps well and fats well.
Horn shavings are valuable as manure,
by reason of their slow decomposition,
giving out ammonia for a long time.
They also contain a small quantity OF
carbonate and phosphate of lime.
The custom of mixing lime and
ashes with hen manure is wrong. They
drive out the ammonia instead OF hold
ing it. Hen manure is useful for pota-
toes, garden vegetables, or indeed most
all crops, including strawberries and
other small fruits.
There are many farmers who have extra
good butter cows but who do not know
It. They have poor pastures in summer
and poor shelter and Indifferent food
in winter. They have no convenience
for making butter, no arrangements IoI
keeping the milk cool in summer. and
frequently in winter it is exposed to the
odors OF the kitchen.
A Kentucky farmer who raises
immense quantities OF Irish potatoes
says in tn eFdrn and Home that it comes
OF rich, night soil, containing plenty of
vegetable matter. deep blowing early in
the spring, pla nting fifteen inches apart
covering four inches deep or more, keep
ing down the weeds, and not working
the ground after the potatoes begin to
bloom. The main secret, he says, is in
selecting b 3 seed. One eye will yield
more potatoes than two.
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QUICK PUDDING. Boil some rice;
when done soft break in three eggs, half
a cup of cream or milk, and flavor to
suit the taste. Give it one boil and send
it to the table with bits Of butter on the
top.
BUCKwHEAT CAKES One quart of
buckwheat, one teaspooniul of salt, two
tablespooniuls of Indian meal, one Of
molasses; put in tepid water TO make a
batter, with yeast sufficient to make
them light; compressed is the best.
PUMPKIN FRTrTERs. Use cold-boiled
pumpkin or squash which has been
served at the dinner table, to each PIN
of the vegetable and one egg well beaten
two tablespOonfuls flour, and pepper anC
salt to taste; fry them on hot griddle
and use them as soon as they are
cooked.
MINCE MEAT.-Two quart bowls Of
meat (chopped). four quarts of apples,
one quart of molasses, one quart Of
sugar, one pound of raisins, one pound
of currants, one pound or less of citron,
one tablespoonful of cinnamon, four
nutmegs, two tablespoonfuls of salt,
three lemons Ouice only. one-hali
pound of suet chopped fine; scald all
together three hours. Five pounds Of
meat makes three bowls.
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MARYLAND NOTES.

Maryland has been reached at last by
the House Committee on Commerce,
and portion of the session OF that body
was devoted to the river and harbor i'm
provements of the state, liberality in
each instance being strongly advocated
by Representative McLane.
Some person unknown set fire to the
printing office of the Independent Mont.
goD1erian, at Rockville. The fire was
fortunately discovered before it had got
under headway, and the material and
office were only damaged to the amount
of $500.
States attorney, williamsburg in that
county is neither city, town nor vii
lage.
young ladies and gentlemen, known as
organized in Snow Hill, Worcester
county.
In the case of Henry A. Turner, in
dicted for violating the Tobacco iuspec
ton laws of Maryland, the Court of
Appeals rendered decision sustaining
the inspection laws.
Mr.. s. NJ. Halter, of Cumberland.
who took the mining statistics of Mary
land and Western PENNSYLVANIA for the
census, has been appointed to take the
mining statistics on the line OF the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad in West Vir-
glnia for the same purpose.
The Washington County Agricultural
Society, as heretofore announced, has
decided to hold the next fair on October
ii, 10, ID and IA Among the novelties
will be the holding of night exhibitions.
The whole grounds will be Illuminated,
IS well as the main exhibition halls and
buildings, by means OF electric light.
presenting a novelty in agrc., ltural fairs
not heretofore seen.
The Census Bureau furnishes the fol-
lowing bulletin: Total foot,ugs for the
State of Maryland: Males, 462 O04; fe-
males. 472. 62S; native, S5I. 9S4; foreign
SO. 64S; white. 724 us; coIoreI, 8. 9i4;
total, 1884, 632. C0lored includes s Chi, |
nese, Japanese and IL Indians.
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s Chicago Brokers' Happy Investment.
Lewis II. O'Conor, Esq, whose Office
is located at 93 Washington street, this
city, lately related the following in the
hearing Of ons Of our reporters as an
evidence OF special good fortune II
have been suffering, eeid MIR. o Conor,
"for a number of weeks with very
severe pain in my back. believed TO be
from the effects of a cold contracted
while on the lakes. had been prescribed
fer by several Of our physicians and used
various remedies. Three days ago ]
abandoned them all and bought bottle
Of st. Jacobs Oil, applied it at night
before retiring, and to-day feel like a
new man. exPeriene 81 almost instant
rorAef aud SOW fsef fs.fn ~safs. f<s~s- =
Moody and Sankey have found the
regeneration OF San francisco longer
j lb than they anticipated, and they
have been compelled to forego a visit to
New Orleans. Next summer they will
go to Europe for pleasure.