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, 1881-05-23

8pktfds Dlspatth to 1he CHIed0o 1fsbuHs,
To,.uSTo, May :2Ma.-Jol,cs and Vanlerpool,
tho alleged Ohio forscrs, are going to have
another chance to escape,-their counsel
having decided to appeal from, Ju.lge Mac
kcnztes decision ttat they should bgextra-
dttet.
Tho plastcrers' and brlcklayers' !aborers
have now completely gained their point. and
are all at wark ut Sl.50 n day.. Labor Is SO
scarce In the city tint many. Jobs ara at u
stanti-si!l, or have nny half tho mon re-
Quirrtl employed 1u thcHi.
6peeta. Dtspateh 10 Ihs Chicago 1fthuns.
MONTREAL. May 293.-It is proposed to form
a new UEeh Boarti uf Stoekbrnkers ,llere, the
membership to be limited to 200, alld tile Ell
tsalce-fce 10 ba sou.
ThD Temperance Vigtlnnce Columtttee l,as
engaged ttllrty-tive ,nGn 10 witch bAr-r0otlIs
MI Sundays, 10 aeu that they 10 not sell
liquor.
, 1881-05-23
UNgUCCESSFUL.

IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS LEFT WITHOUT
ACTION.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2a.--Followlng
are the more Important of the nominations
received by the Senate lasts esston and lett
without actlan, andulerefora expired at final
Adjournment:
Collectors Of CustotusJTNhomns N. Broad.
waters, Vipksburg, Miss: Edward J. Costello.
Surveyor Of Customs-Luclus P. Thompson,
philadelphia, ,
United States Attorney-0eorGe II. 0u8kln.
NortherN District of Alabama.
Surveyor 0enerai-Orlando Il. Drewster. for
Louisiana.
Heoeivers OF Public Moncys-Johu n. Rerland,
Detroit, Mich: James M. Wilklnsou, Marquette
Supervising Inspectors OF steam-ysssess-.
George II. Starhurk, Second lltatrlcti ThoIQas
W. van Valkouterx N,a.h nlstT,ct; ast;.,.,,,n .,
past,'ss,sr;saf as;nra ij,nsiaud,,. Y dSo; W.;
liarrisoe, Fays!ts. ;Ark;; william itHte, ~ @ Kno1.
Wills, Tern.t L. Il. M1rxan. Fulask!. I9nn.i
Ihn,uas il. 1race, uai!atln. 1ena:; t'ss, @ JIsls
+ Waliolk Jssksoa Tenn Frano's r;,s ~ ~; s1e9os,
Williamson, MArbhB!l Tex.
, 1881-05-23
LABOR TROUBLES.


c1HAhMA MAkE1ss.
a meeting OF cIRarmnkors was held at
Klare's liaII yesterday afternoon to take
some steps looking to doing away with
@ m's?,, eoIs ".a ue'sn. HOUSE , 'auos.
Inc at!enuanee was very small anu tnose
present did not seem to be deeply Interested,
yet the "agitators" safd tho meeting was
genuIue auccess. .1osepIl ltack was in fta
e,,otr % 71~''' "o'.'' AA+'~'N "A' ~ '~''
e'taat.
opeectles were maae by hsah, OF the kradcs
Assembly, Mcclure. and others Of the same
stamp, In which monon,ltes were furtously
attacked. and nr;son anil f,b,nese tnbor nm.
,narer';,1 ""a "a.pitaJ " r .aso1 '' .a. 49,.
fsi1 nfssiLctaty assal!e9; Mney aecfeea INA! NE
Ill Gmihese H must NV w. wlah etsnt earnestness, @
t,oa 'a,a maRueu anas 70 hak9 u4en go u was a
necessary 10 orgaslze aRaahst theih' anu also
aRaihst sb 1n9,nopofis. o, ,o,,, Ind T.. ,o ,,,t,,
~, 49, - IT, Giga.'mnks.s 5eatiy nag 70 u9 Wi1n
.ne gat,heIing WIS tne aaoplton o. q resolnton
aoui9a;taR ns ,iaa;aR os, e iooe cifeu,at; Wlacl I,,s
ias ueclueu honopo!y hll Anout!ti slHce
i tt pfoses @ 20 otaad M ~ c,sass no. mAae g. unaet
ttta.S tt.S iuieS o. une ontnn ns unnt auI ese;
~, WuH0 tesP;tlMity ea.' ~ attgntoa th u
v s T. s p.,.tt ~ Mo ," a"ui ue' to tast
, 1881-05-23
ARREST or A DETECTIVE.
4nttial 0fstaateh 10 THk EAftaoo Ttfbuns

BosroS, Mass, May :2a...-Janles II. Henry,
claiming 10 be Western detective. was ar.
rested tonight for stea!Inga beti-puncl. from
the Highland Street Railway, and was after
,Yar,ls released oil bali. Henry claims TINT
lie Is employed by sc,ue Wes tern railroads to
look up tnfrlnEe1nents nll punches, and
claims that the Cllrxterlnan punch !s not arl
urlRinnl patent. Ilo has been for several
tlays trying 10 get possession OF one, and has
offered M I.igh rs 3s0 for une.- llo tried to
gut in tho ellp!uy 0f thu Company, and
oyerythlnx else fal ling, he stole O1ie.
, 1881-05-23
nEFUNDING,
TIE s rER cENra NKAnLY All. IN


Sytetal Dispatch 10 THs Chttaeo 1sthuns.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May H,.-Tlere is no
doubt Ut the success Of the plan to fund tho
per cents. To tho cl0se Ut Treasury hours
yesterday tho bond division had received
$:D0, ,0o0, 900 for continuance. 1t Is expected
that by tomorrow night the entire amount
will have beon received Tho Treasury Of
i!claIs arc Of opinion that'thts will bs the last
operation it bonds for long tiMle, as 1t Ia
nit expected that Congress will attempt to
Ii n.gottate per cent loal. Tho Democrats
will protest aMd approyb Of this. Tho work
consequently. upon these negotiations is g,
Usual furlougl,a, and tho Solicitor OF tiie
Treasury has been obliged to surrender q
great portion of his rooms to the bond OF.
tirlal4
, 1881-05-23
TELEGRAPHlC,

dps<tas 01VattA % Tks Ehleaeo 7F96tHs.
MMwAuKEE Alay Cool. Il. g. Ciowry,
Of Uhtcagu, Superintendent OF the Central
nlstrIct'of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, passed through the city tt-niKllt
on routa to st. Paul, inspecting tho l!nes OF
tl,s Northwestern Telegraph Company lately
acquired BY the Western UnIol. tlAa latter
will take chargo OF 1t Oh q perpetual lease
July /.
, 1881-05-23
:, ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

NFF<t4F N{1V0Ets NR3%0H0
CINCINNATI, o., May 23.-TAs iatest IT.
formation from the Convent OF The Ursulines
IL thut Archbishop Purcell ls sinking less
rapidly thun 1t was feared lie would, aNtl,
though Ills death may occur ut utmost my
hour, It Is not now expected for soule days
10 come. The event Is now belnG again Ut
ranked for. Iha weather Il tAY0rxblu for
, 1881-05-23
AN ALLEGED AnonrroN1sT

AN ALLEGED AHoNTTog1sT.
DosroS. May A.-Mary Chandler aged 10,
died yesterday from tho effects Of al. abos-
tloli, alleged tn have bcBn performed by DF.
D. +. Green. Green was arrested. also Her
bert Davis, who took the RtEl to Hrecli's Of.
flee. Ali {mrt!es arc respectfully connected.
Tho Doctor SINUS ytats a4l WAs minister Ut
tho Maine Methodist Conference.
, 1881-05-23
MlRTliARY.

Rpseta1 NspattA to Ths chteaoo 1tiouna.
DECATUR, ILL.,, May :a.-rAe ftlueru! Ut the
late Ayres LoforHee, aged 81 years. took
place hers this afternoon. lIe was soldier
Of thu wur OF 1919, and tlio father Ut Mrs. DR..
". ]. Chenowetl, and George, AyEes. Jesse.
, 1881-05-23
LOST THEIR BUSINESS.

LOUISVILLE, ,MayA,-Chaucellor Edwards,
in the suit Ut L. i. Stewart, Issued M tujunc-
tion sljointng Simmons T. Dickinson a1d W.
G. Frallrt ANT agents trnm drawIng the Ken
tucky Stute Lnttsry, aud frDnl sell ing, tickets
OF 0pptlipx OtiiceH 10 do u lottery business in
Kentucky. THIS injunction closes tie lot
tertes Ut Simmons u Dickinson under atl
grants tA the Stats,
, 1881-05-23
INDIANA DRli1DS.

8psftaF Nsaafeh 70 M E3ttaea TF3bA0e.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Anytpa-The annual
Grove Of tho Druius of tNQlana couyenes IN
this city on Tussday. Nommnnlcatloas ha'l
with the Order represent. that thete will bs
Yuriuua naY4 Of the StakA.i
, 1881-05-23

Special Oorrxspondsnes Of TIA Chicago Iffbua4.
LAPonrE County, Ind, May 3l.-Thore
are 80 many statements regarding the wheat
prospects that l vii! inform you of the truth.
III this county thore will not be fire acres Of
wI,eat to Aunllrcd suw,,, and shfnk that
hundreds Of Lnporte farmers would testify
tu th!y atutplAeltt.
, 1881-05-23

NLVVN UT III q HJalNs
SAN FnAScIsco, May IA dispatch from
Lnr,poc, Santa Barbara County. says that
lust night the only liquor saloon In that town
was blown to atoms by large bouIb. There
mox op@o nc HnS IS u as eoiony and e t1s tc
ii tho seeonl saloon destroyed by gunpowder
there.
, 1881-05-23

the sinking lrctnte, and a fortnight Of lifo
the' ' Coati| i|utor of ito ~ ArcIb1shop, Viii tlies
right Df succession, will return to the con-
vent. which Is sixty miles distant. Oh Tues
f}nV.
, 1881-05-23
KILLED 1tf A KICK.

SbettdE UHpdteh to 1Hs Ch9ed0o ITbIN6e
BLoDMtS0ToH, ILL.,, May 23.-A son of q
farmer natncd Myers, living near Danvera,
This county. WAS Instantly killed to-day By
the kick Ut horse In tho pit OF the stomach.
lie WAS AGHu IL.
, 1881-05-23

Bp9f1dI D1ValEH 70 7&5 CHEzd96 1SIdtR&.
Sr.uHarlELp, ILL.,, May As-The Hon.
Anthony l.. Knapp, one OF Spr!ngacla's most
prominent and wtdely-kuown attorneys, Is
lying ut tlle point of duatll. Ill was mem,
Gur Of tha Thirty-seyenth and ThirtY.aighth
Congress-,
, 1881-05-23

Lou1svlL1.E, Ky, May @.-Judge n. II.
Cofer, Chief Justice OF the Court Of Appeals,
died in this city to-day. aged 40. lie was
born and raised In Hardin County, Kentucky,
whittier the remains will be taken for inter-
tlahf
, 1881-05-23

ENENA
8p<edat Dtpusth to In4 Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. T., MNy &.-So0h after
Secretary AVlndon entered upon Ills duties
his attention wus called lo the disbursement
, 1881-05-23

AN Rx.posTMAa'rKlt IN TROUBLE.
llouLros, Me-, May aa.--Ex-lostmaster
boyd was arrested last night for r0hblng tue
Post Otlice 1T money letters.
, 1881-05-23
BREAKING OF TIMBER BooMs,

st. JUllN, n. u, Nay 4a-TIWbCF b10M
OF tho Miramiclli broks yesterday aud tM
ti,,lber can4u out In immense quantities Will
great furee. Sonle feArs were EXPRESSED lils
Night ~ TO the safety Ut the railway hrIdAa
, 1881-05-23
4 SINGULAR ACCIDENT,

Spsetol Utspoteh 10 Tae Chicago Trtbune.
BtooMiNoroy, ILL.,, May 2o.--f.ast evening
lad named Xem, aRcd 10, wns pierced al
most TO the heart by harrow tipping over
on lin, one tootI, puncturing the chest and
barely missing the heart.
, 1881-05-23
Frank H., and Mary I4cforgeo, ail Of pa
cnttis, aiMl Mrs. Mary Lltster.' Of poula.


spttfal Ultpdseh to The Chttdeo Tfftuns.
CorDwATgtl Atfch.. Afay a5.-Conrad
Adams, boy II years Of age, In at
tempting to nluuut a freight train last night
felt and swing himself under tho chr and
died early this morning.
, 1881-05-23

NOT As 8EItGOUH AS HEVOlFTEUs
Special Dtspatsh 10 IAs chtaseo Irtauns.
LApAYETTE, Ind, May 2s,-kobert VIM
ings, the young man shot by Campbell, OF
Michigan City, ol, Friday, has been brought
to this city. l1o has three wounds, but THEY
orc not regarded u serious as first reported.
, 1881-05-23

THE MINNESOTA LOG DRIVE.
apteta4 utsnateA to 9hs thleu44 Tftbuns.
MENSEA14,Ils, Mny "a Tribune cvrEes-
po1thtut tists uftsr1lUUn niudo d tour AIMING
The luMberuitn aud uscertalutl tlle follow
, 1881-10-31

Tempt hy lilo lonrtl us was tho n1d one Why
shns,su tic hnAr'f fe less negligent Or p1lsll-
luminous in ISL thai II has been stIlca 1Si:la
Air: Ripley sintes:
Trh rutRt1AE argues wlah much nppnrant snt-
isfactton to tsnlf that tho cost Of trhtlspnrtnlo
MT II tht! case rive Ia Ito xi.rcs, ind wc arc
compelled III luok rtscwilero for tholn. Thia
statement Ia ns crronc,l's ns tho rest.
Without repeating agattt tho rcasot,s, based
on stcel rails, ttou,lo lontts md touhlr,l bnsl-
icss. why thu c0st Of transportation I,as leon
greatly reduced since lSr'. We simply tnko
the following from t'o"r's ltnllrontl Manual
far fSS0, whtcl, n n computation Of nil tho ~
ports IT raflwny business III tic t7t.llcsl
States for tlle year lS1u. After statl1R Tho
inns of freight moved, tho gross null net
cummings, tho reductions In te|h, nM,t t,ay-
n,cnts Of Interest nn.t tlyitlends, tho Manual
says:
It will l,o seen by thu above that wt.Iiu ti,ero
llns brc,, ~ iueren9o II irolght Moyc'! of 4527
l'cr cent, tho Increase IN rnrn,nxs from, tlint
Et1'ren has only hocn I'M per cent. Fraght Ia
m1, @ Syn ~, n r@tS prr, ,n to-, r mt'S % M
!:5! r. ctnt-'icarly ,ca'rat to .ho incrcaso Il.
tun* 1f freight moved.
In 1s71l. tlle''. according 10 thts statement.
whlrl, includes many Of tho Illinois rtH,.ts,
there WIS MI increase Of 17.n1 per cu,at In tho
weight Ut freight ,nnyctl, with only an it,
rrease Of :'.Si pcr cent 0f earnings; wli1te
tie rate per ton por mile l,atl brcn reduced
+::.:sf per rcnt. Tic avcragc ratc PR tnn PER-
milo III 1871 wns til crnts, whf[e In iSiu thu
average rate was only 1.tt, rents. Stlll tic
companies pnid tl,clr way, paid all their tlIy-
itcntls, paEd MI their interest, Increased their
mileage arl tlleir operating stock: anil this
WIS tl0nr-tlnt Is, hearty twfru MS nln,ty tons
Of freight moved at n reduction nf ~ per
ce''t III rates, md with only I'LL lncrcasu ut
:;st per cent Of cnrnngs-by tie reductions III
tho r0st NJ operating The roads between lS1;:
anil Is;9l.
Repeating that III tt1s controversy wc lInyu
hecn dealing with tho treacI,etosIs null tlcrc-
'lct I}oaul OF Iiai'roml Commissioners anil
not with the railways, Ne haso cntleaynrcd
10 show t1mt that commission lsas .otraye,l
tile public confidence, md Inns fnsultingly
md cnntemptuonsly tltsregartled tho spirit
annl letter Of thu law. If anything wera
needed 10 nnke thts ehnr 90 nlurc cn,p,lt't,
tho revelations tt,aslc BY Mr.. iIp1ey rs 10 t1,u
l}stury Of tllo sclacttutcof 1871. mil thu artloi
or the commissioners In relation thureto, ,wil
supply ans deficiency in our presentation Of
the n,atter. 'fl,c Officers AMI nanagrssofti.c
rattroada arc cfcar-lseatlet, Intelligent ncG,
kcen1y alive to tho interests Of lhcir corlsorn-
tfons. Tint they llaye truly measured anl
weighed ua Illinois Commissioners Is proven
by Mr.. KipIey's closlng rouaurk, IN wl,fcl, he
speaks Of them rs ''a board thu fnct,lers of
which nre cnnfcssed!y ignorant Of The sub
jeet with which thoy nr0 rnliclt upOu 10
, 1881-10-31

trltE lntest news from Great Britain shows
That under tho operation OF tho l.anu hill tho
lrisl. ontln0k IL more encouraging, aud the
tenants aro caKesiy rushing forward to tie
Land Court to Aavo their retlts fixed By It,
On Thursday last l.'D0 cases wero entered,
anil ttier1 were :D, 600 applications for notices
u'at they would apply to tue court, LII the
County Mayo, which was very hotbcd OF
the lcaeuv'a ugltauoll. thousand tenants in
castlebar alone have applied to the court 10
tix their rents. AZ II matter Ut course, II tue
court ilxes rentals that are moderate anu sat
isfactory to tbs tenants they vii! withdraw
from the l.atal League, having secured their
object In joining 1t. Everything depends on
whnt tho Land Court does. how 1t applies
tho Inv, and satisfies the wishes aud expecta-
tlons Ut tho farmers, who want one
third 10 one-ha!f knocked OIL tho
roHts that 1ayo been tortured out Of
tAem under distress warrants and eylctious,
4 letter from 1lr. JOHN Fotsythe, printed In
our lust issue, tl,rowa somu light upoM tbs
eagorllcss Of tho tenants in the Nortl, Ut Ire.
land to Ret court leuses, aud upon their Batis-
faction with tue new condition OF things. Mt.
FOrsythe refers to the Hllu OF u faEm Of ntne-
teen aures recently nado !n tho County Au.
trim. In the Nortl OF ireland, III the neighbor-
luod liz came FROM, which is by no mea,ls oalo
Of tho best Of Irish agricultural districts.
, 1881-10-31

"TifE Purpose alnt Persistence Of tod "
was the subject Of Dr. Thomas scrnon yrs-
terday Mt tho Peoples Church, uIul "1'I,e
Worth of Life" WINS tile topic Of Prof. Swing
nj tl1e Centrat Church. Isotl1 sermons wlEl
bo found in fult III our columns this mor,t-
ing, Al The Tabernacle III Brooklyn Dr.
lalnage preached yesterday OH "thu News
paper Press" and alnong other compliment
arS and true things he said, 1.-THE krandest
temporal blessing Col has given tho nlnc.
teet'tlI century is the newspaper" At the
Fourth Baptist Church In this cliy tho Rev.
j. OF. Lowry, Of New Or1cans, preache,t
Yesterday Morning; anil Mt Hershey Hall the
ltev. |" y. Mercer preached his lust sermon
10 Ills congregation prior 10 ttlelr u,Iion with
the New Jerusaloin Society In the tatter's
new cuftcc Oil Iull l{1lren street.
, 1881-10-31

THE lesettlons from the United States
army III the lust year ore officially reported
ut a,c1i, an increase Of 8l8 over tue number
totuF'et for tle epreylous year. As the who'll
number OF enlisted men, including those d.
tailed for special duty, cannot exceed y, ,000,
the dcscrt!ons are something more than Dper
cent OF the runk and file. Tho ayerago Is
probably higher than III my other regular
ARMY tn the world. Part OF tha result IL duo
to the grcater Inducements offered to good
,ncn by civil life III this country; but another
parL may he Charged TO tho want ut uon-
sideratlon for thu comfort or Happiness Of
enlisted nlen iii tile unileh States aru,y. 1t
is II lamentable fant tlIat In all urlny where
tho distinction Of castu ought to hv Ieast they
ue III reality greatest. aud where Justice
, 1881-10-31

IT seems that tho impecunlous but heavily
armed Gentlemcn who periodically board trains
pasatng through ailssourl and se!Ioyo the pas-
senEess OF their money and valuableB arc not
the only paoPto Ut that State who eause trpuhlo
on railroads Frank X. Tut, . Keotienan hsth.
crto unknown to tamc. holds tho oliIca Of Coal-
o.! Inspector for ths dfatrsct OF which the TuwR
OF Independence is tho centro. Mr. Tut IL tho
possosaor OF dog for which he has con.
colvcd violent affection, aud tue fulth-
ful aaimal Ia tho companion Of tls travels.
One day last week Mr. Tutt found it
necessary to Journey from Independence to
ka1les c1t}s aud aqt ABOARD Qf a txRln VI tAQ
, 1881-10-31

THE New York banlss gained $4 ,i3o, $50 Ia
their reserve during the Inst bunk Hook IN con'
SEQUENCE OF tho large disbursements Of the
Treasury and. to B1unll extont. OF the receipts
OF foreign gold. at tho closo Of tho week there
waa ao profit tH Importing gold; tho receipts
slnco August, however. HOW ntnuunt to 42l,l2,'
1u0. or about hn!f OF thoso in tho corrcspondlut
ttine year ago Tho Treasury bought s::'ooo,M
Of extended per cents during tho woek, md
also gave notica that any part Of tho remain
Ing fls, coo CO.. bonds called for redemption peo'
II would DO paid whcnover presented. with Ia.
forest to tho 1nto Of presentation. Thu money
market naturally enough bccaulo easier for tpe
Etock-gamblng fraternity, aud thsro ~as lesa
anxloty about tho future Of rates.
, 1881-10-31


1T Is worth whllo noting tho aulust cntIrs
tl!sAi'Eenlinco OF punched silver coins ttpm
circulation In New York-Ir rt,r llu 8thor rca.
son, simply ~ an tud!ention OF what the public
lnny Ito whom it takea tleotled staud against any
onG nf Tho minor nuisatGos thAt continually asiss
tupcstnr It. uvAtl When 1t proceeds tu uct upon \
1lisnpprehens!on Of tho Inv by which It ii pro"
tuctud. ! month ng0 the proportion Of light
w0Hlt cOtfss tMken in uycr bis counter b. shop.
kcGpor runchcd about twenty III Il hundred
lyali the s,iL!!er o4os had bcon tasnrored with
hanl to l,an0. Tho otlcI.Is or tho Trcasury An.
nottlccd hut clipped orperFornted Colu was nosa
lcEtll-tutlltr, Hnd would not he received b5 tho
government This statement furnished KoDd
eullao fur lilo slOpkeepnrs to rcfuao to nccept Il
IN payment, anu. lnckcu by tho norlon oi s0noof
tho rAiirDnds aud larger restaurants, ther sub.
stttutttl Tor the spurious Gardh otlors merely
announcing that nu!lchod or mutllatetl Cons
would not DO received. Tho general public took
up tho cue, and In M incredibly shorttilno hard
" any but good coins werg In circulation. 1he
rdH1ies who hnt! hocn tnklng little bit out q
found th13r occupation KOIjp.
, 1881-10-31

SEVERAL irish-sympatlly 1neetings were
hold In Chicago yesterday, with the usua! re-
suit Of expressing nndylng hatred Of En-
gland and lnnd'orllsn. utld Of contributing
money to tlolp the 1rist, farmers 10 carry out
tho "no-1eiit" policy. At one meeting tue
name Of Archbishop MoCabe, OF Dublin, wns
greeted With Kisses.
, 1881-10-31

EVEN churches aro affected BY The ever
present dullnesa and ilnallelal 1llstEess Of ~
Louis. Tho AfrIcau Methodist Episcopal CbuFes CO
Of .thut city owns pieco Of roal estate. 'axlo
feet, oil ono Of tho principal struots tElorehtnl
nal murtgAgeti It for 5000. Like mnny olneF
similar bu4les. tho church found itself uisab!o 70
paytho debt. aud resolved to lot tho pFopeft! "
sold ut auction to s4t,sfy tho claim. They bolaoa
wts1r than thoy know, for wheu tho day Of sal:
cnmo nobouy wanted tue land or churh, mo
the trustee Of tho nprtgaRo was only too sIs0
to let tho congregation lluvelt ngall, on Aprons
lse being n,ailo that tho intercsE On tho doo'
would t,0 pad.
, 1881-10-31

THE ra1ns Vt yesterday anil Saturday In
nnu about New York have to some extent
believed tho fears OF a disastrous water
famine, but hayo by no means removed all
danger A rainfall Of four or five inches
will be necessary to restore the wafer supply
to point wllcre careful economy is no
longer necessary.
, 1881-10-31

4 MAN in Cincinnati asked Arnold liam
hlerschm1tlt for chew Of iohacru, and OH
being rcfusc,t struck lin on tho l,ca.l witlla
dray-pln, intticting q wountl that Will pruba-
bly, prove fatal,
, 1881-10-31

TIL: advent at Onnalln yesterday Of Paul
Doyt0n on Ills swim down the Missouri
lstvcr Ind tlle effect of turning the lead of
ono unfortunate fellow. who Iu1Npcsl 1nto
tho river Willie tho crowd werc following
Doyton to Ills |,otol, nnd, after swimming for
Il time. W0S drowned,
, 1881-10-31

| Inc 1n9ttHnl nl1tIlpDHt9n1 fnIWnHn n5rnitHnS
and tue peop,e Of our Youther,, Stn,cs il mr.
Of the most mysterious features of mr. xoc;oI
| econo1ny. In almost ryerv nthor ,ttrnct,,,,
| the South Is substantially rcconstrurtct Int
| the ancient nntiuat],v otrntnst tha ,,rc,,s m.
| mains In full force. ri. soutl, hotrs TIM
circus and the rfrn,x t,n,es thc sortl, II Ia
not ccrtaIn TINT tha south l,ntcs TIM ctrcna
7,c3. sc-tbnt ia. bcco,,sr II ia n c,rcus II lima
not seem tn have onv ,,r,,doa ,gnt,,yt ,no
trained horscs. t,,a n.,tmafs t,,a fat ,vt,,nom
the skeleton mnn. thu l,eoric,1 1e,Iv ' t,,o A.
tec chiltlrcu. or tho rnvtsl,,nc Ctron nssI,n
rjrfs fro,n t,or,. ia a,,t,nnth,, linn. ,,nt IN
clude tbe i,aud. tho ao,y,f,.t rfn.r I'm ho,,,,s
who guide tha 1,omn, chnrtn,s St tho ~ S.n,1a'ss
of Liberty. tho e1enl,nnta 49, +,,o "o,,",s ~
is rather tho emnlnvI:a tho nm" ,,ho ~
cnra for tho horscs ,frIvo tIo tooms ",'o
mt ,tn thu fruits mi s,Ir ~, tho a,,,,nn,n s'
, 1881-10-31
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ClaJs Matter.
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Tile London Spectator states the touA
rents demanded III Ireland to bn El1,oD,0A os
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