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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-30
The 9tatprrat.

FRTDAY.......sEPTEMBER so. 1881
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-30
To the Unfortunate /!


seminal Weakness. night losses BY tlFeanls pilss-
piles the face and loss manhood can positively Be
cured The sick aud afflicted should net fail 10 call
upon him. The Docfor has travelled extensively ia
knrofe. and inspected thoroughly the various hsesl-
tais th-re. obtaining grtat deal of valuable oaa-
tts. which he isecmIeteht imfzrs "a 4hfse III ~. a
Il bis seryires- DIX. GIEBoS win make no ekarse
aiieSs he effect cure ferSpns Al \ dssaarc N9N
GE gs WED Al HONE. All cnlnunis@ti.a.s
-tsaetis esssaeiai. ~ 10 sast Lut rs l.. ets
>esns -. otilar~ les tArkae II nsraie4n f.f-s-ss
@Fsttts l. ite t0eor VIII ptsase t
fa.ef la fisir atitvst has 49,
-Hsahs. saii ~ ~rste- Adsssss nl.. J. p tslbi.tsA
tsN itss. Sass ftas.eisesa elsasS
, 1881-07-23
Tho Remains Of F0atRsrcs
'NIriai.ll

Few travellers who aavS listened to tho sonor-
Gus InnIIn0ut of the guardian ia front OF tho
sssS' sss q gf T. s sus ss q eossnaes s
;s , ss s Ss, st ,sS sevs & v e
iotta, Ut the corner Ut tbs llua 90 he9une aud
tne Qaui siue rhent.ns. now called sho Qa'n Xn!.
taira. stnu. de Vitfctto las rolnte1 now hu die0t
ur to tho last Iluriel,l no WIS the picture Ut
wsih ti,c exception Of sao slIaht moyoaient oi
inH, sf.st ms lo ID pesoe.'" l,Ht the Clergy were
afraid " yntnirs, ayen when be @ acna; ata r. @ y was
tshs' t@hsss tue AeSS Mtsast. :qst Il eaas!a1 ;;1
Was aosortIuRiy takvn away iro,n Paris by l.'Kht
mud eu.ivpye1 to EnunpaKiIe. u wHs brought
!no q rarls tn i!pl: an.i s9lst'ln!s place r. tlte
yoltalra and ltousscau were brs'kea :, ,opet. atla
tho lot!ae OF the two most fan,tl!s Frun1hn,etl
ns q tie " ". t, sst esS asS Ss
eail, and uasrted To .o liarrl5r9 lla y uIra. ~.
llat lsuraY, wa,str they Wcrc shrnw' 4titu ht,a0
sIx21sy 1'',s2S ispSs XII s s ~ sx,sts sus !"
lnnIns 10 thu hearL an1 peFhans tG1o or4tlsl: ING
hsnff Mas S Ssi,o,uls ay T. il, tss au II r @
ct,s,t0iNng collection nF thu aiusretlt 0dt!oaa
q ~ wdfks As tyr the br%i nrous 70 ,osE stEery f
elllhalrliug h!s ody wss tntr.'stad 70 ~ Mitni};
nrd, untalIs surgeon. who kept 1Ur hsns2ti
tho phtltAnphGrH .ltNlH preserved ln hpsslta
of wno, TWsoo t,ur,ily lii llfotiM,v eIItou9rd
uttered yolsuirus brain to tho ublulhtqut Ma;
to aouOpt tilo. Kitti the second ltMo. nftrr thl
.iioyoiutfun Ut taN. np reply Whatever WIZ lll1e
to Mitnttn,dA offer. .Aitouanta ,tanghtgF ~.
navo il 10 hos cousin. i u. Paul Vst'IIar; Mr.
ristsr ThIa ke,llic.nau, wha tiod aIl lSSs. H.
uu0atbel (1ts bFaltA IA tho A9udtnle FrRnytlaklt
lsI.t ii,at jcruntl bly ttfused tue 9f1s 'ot AaE.
tuR any railQuary a which 4, psneo th,s ased'
l1attepau,, In ash Milo. firRinio A!stsssa, Ms =.
{tv dSs poaa E,ifanta. Al tho limo II ass aoHth
aGo wins i. ,t,asesson III sho pFscfn!is 1fHadl.
,intpof, aduitlista assistant, l!vnx % pug lpg
.cquIiSv D. l. llr9.as.srghof .; d9a I; in M! q,
turn shurtly attarwars. an1 t'io beal nt ~ ~ o.;
othor ssh buionsings 6f Ills dyoyasW@l H. W4a hot!Ka'
| itY What aaa booo.np q ~ Wha & san. sgyea ,s.
.pcfeSriuati0ua 1t the mighty bratn Of Volta9re
, 1881-07-23
THE TRIGGER.

Tile eighth annual convention and to,lrna-
ment Of the Illinois State Sportsmelrs Asso-
oIation for the Protection OF Fisli aud 0aMe
will be hold IN tllls city Aug. 2. D. 4, g. and 0.
Tho convention will ba held at tho Palmer
lIouse Tuesday evening, AnR. 2, ut ha'f-past
rest Of lilo week. at K!slnMan's Pork. Gtn1d
Cruising. All shooting will bB glass shout
iug, ulitl1r the rules Of tho Association, Eac
contestant IL allowed fifteen single birds 1T
tweuty.one yards rise from plunge traps, niid
The prizes offered are lNlte valuable, airl
el,lbrare badges, sporting goods, etc., also
IafAaDle nios.ey purses.
Tie Chlcag0 Sharpshooters' Association
will have = tarEet md prize shoot at s!se park
Oh tic Pittsburg, Ctnefn,ati Il st. Louls
railroad tu-iiorrUW. Next week. LOO dele-
RntHs sll roato for tho st. Paul schltzcnlest
will art1NH lIarn.
, 1881-07-23
SPORTING.
DETROIT VS.. CHICAGO.

Special pttpAfeh to Tbs Chicago Jftotaes o.
DETROIT. Mlct., July a,.-The Detroits
were considerably ratified ut the bcRlaulne
of todays game, but rail- led IL file style, aud
tlefoateti the champions bY ontbattlng and
outdelding them. III tho serontl, Whltney's
Wild threw to first, Hurns' bass hit, and Gar"
laf<'s inutf Ut thrown bnii allowed Ans0n
a,ld Burns to score. III Tho fourth, Kelly's
base hit, lerharlt's mutY OF. II thrown balt
aud overthrow to third, md uouck's sntlf Of
Goldsmtth's fly gavo two more. That ended
it. ,rho Chlcagoa faiietl to gut but ono
base hit Oft Derby III the next iyu
il,nlngs, ind tho fielding was admirable.
Tlla Datrults made but two 1llts ard no runs
In the first iIye innings. III tho sixth they
cut loose and punished Goldsmith, severely.
Safe hits by Gerllardt, Knight, Powell, Bon.
llott, and Derby, with passed. ball. mslifed
fly ny Gore, and q Wild throw by Dalry!nple,
enabled the Detrolts to ret III four ru.'s aud
to amid q sceho ot ffanttu excitement. 4
two-bagger BY Bennett, WILLIAMSBURG fllnbto
of lIouok's grounder, II base on balls, ard
Durns' low throw to the plato added two
runs. aud the Detrotts won with I'LL iunlnE to
spare. The attendance was 3, ,34l.
run
, 1881-07-23
THE CHICAGO

atnl. mounting A. stcp.l@ IL hls hwn
bdrn, rcslchod through Into That Of The pca.itsr
and tried tn not ra 10 tho rnft!fs ftHn fhp h'ne
Of tho limp, It xhs Mtfss1cecssfu and dfsHAnts
iY hu fHthorctt lplinah ~ t,r,,~n PAPER. which,
niter lighting. he pn*nrtt through II hole y Tho
inE n sinRfn i,rjck. Tho llaz,Er pislor
out At otice ne startni II, liz thl,'gt ~ make
it look ns Ii Id hai bceH abel. iitl
tho SMOKE tiruvu him n,lt ltet0ro bn
cniild cotnpIoto tho undertaking. DHrlnK
confinement hc hns realized q cur
thin dttHreG tho hn1rfnlty Ut hlt unrnar.
ialt he cantt ycl tn tttlU Il, iMtlovo TINT It ll
mt scrrn itrk right ~ ''g s,lritad nt. Az I'd.
his nGahtr,r was tic fact TINT llfrk ti,tmpmi nll
hts sthlu. r,tion. mid Nranlhstu vlgr.nl,'rs lnttI
thu ttitnrc tiaf In tho nltGr. md the stcncEl
tuaslU 1|f9 altnHst ttntbahrhtltu fUr him.
, 1881-07-23

tho track curves With tic river bank, mid
whore \ ttense roYse sltn'tai tic trnck: 'fhe
ltain from Pueblo, which was duo to tas:
Lawrence at 3::N, Ind nn, board si5t'O IN
casi,, !"rt of + u sec!c. M!t nnst nt T. !!t
their it,trt,ttm, 10 Hitch anil Tol, IT,. lt,o
tratn whlcl. fell into Tie trap laid for tho
l'asSeignr VIVA an IMMIGRANT train, which
Tic enRtno wins thrown fro.n tho trick, aud,
with ,sSeven ears, badly wrrckhtl, but np
ntIu Killed. Tlte unRi.iGer anti tfrenlall b1tIt
Jumped III tt!no to savu ,tllenlseIves. n,ld Tie
renr H,!t of tho train did not leaye ttla track;
ii. i1uis x,n,i,iers WHO l,ati left
Missouri on account Of; THO, gam.
billing Inv have been making, bismarck
ErUva s0rt OF headquarters for several
wegks, ostenslbly to bot Of, my !'orse.racts. Z
That might lo n'ado up, niitl to Md PIT what
aHl Degnt,. Mona Ut these t!un vera s@eeia @
about tho groya Yesterday nld alt'ot,R,1, t.e
circus grounds we're watched " ui1 nttli9f.
itfcs none OF them coiitt! bU seen during the
day, anu suspicion Is strong nRatlist theln'
, 1881-07-23
WANTON SHOOTING.


Peter Norman. Of No. ii pssplatnes street. was
ahot aud aaveroly wounded In thu right hand
between the furoilnEor and thumb, ut It'll oarly
hour yesterday nlorntua, By q iot.er.oarFtcr
banned Thumas Coleman, who WIS partially craxcd
with liquor. Heytuan bud RDno 1t1t for p!ts'Icr
Of buer. md was etandlnx On tho cort,cr " lin,;
Sy CoIenai., who asked alrn whore No'lls
wae, and Whcn he replied that DO knaw 40 ono
0Htltsi Nellie, ColeHln xavo haM the Ill., and,
'dsawl4x fovplycr Iuyele1 4 Il his bead ena !i
&i0cketll 1t. Hernau lhFuW up ha Aanu tuat Ia tlMo
to catch The bullet. which 4lso would nnye pun
otrated BY train: HSsn u VIZ. re M e!la9t.
sldo ns bis bead. C0Ie!nal was arrested stntn.'
dIateIy 1y Onosrs Hickey and behoontvidt.
and upQM nolnK a9kea " tne sMaon tG't
sbout to nss.il hita. .Yesterday bttoro Just!ce
WHtsh the prisoner asked tor and r1tafvea
ooi!tiauaaoo liz tl,o9o IN! e ~ *s!s. ,;ts Ths
saeh ethes aad up = tn pFcssat ttMe .,e
cause Il tha ssooslng, Til! police say GOLDMAN.
tbn4Eh oaPsb1o ouoaRh Of talk!ux aud oar!Mg
isaotol spTeo. Perhaps tn!s i TIE Hs,y cause TO
Gun ssstHn End In thts catso It Will po apt 70 ~
hufd with hlRa. -
, 1881-07-23
COLORADO JUSTICE.

.ASrovIro, Colon July oi.-Antontto las
becn Infested for sevcrnt months with /, gang
Of robbers who t,aro held up and robbed nll
atrangura coming Into town. Tho gallg ltns
tonight been broken ny by tho hanging ut
tim principal. t}eorgo e. U'Comnor, WIN, III
his capacity of .]uaticu Of the 1'eace. shielded
them, and hatl cltzcns arrestetl ind fined
witl,out the lcast proyoca!1ol. Inst evening
U'Connor ca,ne from Alamnsa. liz ,fpll
uglcnp, n,ut. becatlsu Tho bral;oi.ihli woke him
at llts ttrstlmntlUn, llAd tlia brakeinal arrest
ta1. I1o then went tn. tlin Raymond llouse
Alltl cuvoretl the proprietor with two. royuly.
l,nIi,c. Tiis evening foaling reached ita
limit when O'Con,!or rods through town Of,
llorse1ack with a Winchester ri1lu and twp
rev0lvers, thrcatantt,g everybody. a Vigil
MID hung lin, lit Mi Old slaugllter~ll0use.
, 1881-07-23
TROY vs., 1'lsOVInENCEt
Npskfa{ D{ypakfk 10 Tn CRtteep 1t{bafs4,

:TaoY, n, " July @.-The game to-day
was o,.a OF the most exciting ut the season
iln Troy, aud waa marked BY the tifsgracc{nl
ktektng OF the visitors over every close de-
clalon. Tile TFoys scored as follows: Two
lin tho seco,,d Inning on hits ot Erans, 1lol.
(bsrt, and Keefe, aud base OIL balls and
errors OF Denny: mud Farssll; OILS tl the
lthlrd ol& hits Ut Gillespie. Caaktns. aud l!R.,"
kinsol, and errors OF York; 0ne III the
elKli oil q. double o& Ferguson and aacrltlce
q twsth o htts @ of 1jiHbs jiobest 6assdS S y
errors Of ilross. For Providence, FARRELL
made the t1rst run by knocking tho bail over
tho fcllce, Esrorn ot liRuklhson and Gil
1espie gave 4 suu In tue seventh. aud tho
, 1881-07-23

In tho Isobbersa CaAtle-So1nstlifnE
Ab0ut the Personal Appearance and
Ghurncterixtlca Of tho Dreaded Ous-
law. '-.-.....
correspondent of the Philadelphia Times,
writing from Fort Sumner, n. NJ, July u,
sb,,tls An interview witt! IL n,1n .wltt' knew
"B1l1y tho Kid,n' and once enjoyed his ',ps-
pltallty. The gentleman is described rs a
Mr.. Duncan, at one tlnEe member of ten.
S.drnlan's staff, and now successful trader
nj Ainnosa, n. NJ. III April. 1851, Mf. Dull
ctif,, thel, member Of rallruad surveying
party, was lost OIL the Stake.1 Plain, ln
Southeastern New Mexico. For three days
lie rode without water, and OIL tho after
noon Ut the fourth he found water III II ynl-
iGy, and further OH n bunch of cottonwood
trees.
"In Tue midst Of thel,.,,' ho said IN his In
teryiow,, "stood ono uf the aueerest loukElg
buildings have ever seen. 1t was Il roulIa.
cotie-slaped attalr, that might have been tho
castIe OF sol,te Mexican gratldee. the ranch
uf q cattle-llertlcr, or fort Situated us 1t
was between t,,e two abrupt high yla!ms. It
could not bo seen until one was completely
uputl 1t. Tile building nppearetl to 10 built
0t alUla, afnt l could noticu att around lts
gidrs l,oles Which ! tonk to by l0opl0tes. !
was getting deattiy sick, .natle 70 by drink
luz tt'u nlllell Wntcr, AID let6rM!Heu ~ All-
pra9gl tho strnnEo bnllIing. Got9E doMn M
'ltalluu,' and woultt probably llaye fallen to tle
grvi,utl had hot been brought to MY senses
by svaluK the cold, cruel hOrea Of elcgei
Winchester rifles Atar1E ule III tile fAee. lle
s,,ppnsu pl cried, 'Do,I't siuot; Pin d frlenl,'
or Something Ut that sort, fur they didn't
ssS ra Ss aeS, x sS ,Ss " @t 0Ss an wss sss
G'gI'SI e'!' In ."" md ~ sesn s.'Sa hin IT % SKINNER, md
itad scen him shout down q lann ~ hls
trucks a,,l sumter !u!sursly down Tue street.
y @ m IL tRa K When o. ' Sa S.s ses, 1"RE lin ID ID
Sumner hs i,ad also 1lotlctxi nc, and as /
was stranger no lind Inquired rs
| TO who i was, and Ind ruceiseA tlo
af ntetston ! r. . ie y rey ssneS 5SeSx''; R1s 's s
i.1,swssrc.i. as @ 'Wsll, You're prctty slck ki.'
i'll thun looked carefully ar1ln!l, and, s!selnFi
eaaxit a M glin'pss IT ysry l'a,!,lsoias Young
Wolllll, liz urllGrrtl her to TO something,
auI soau slle brought ,lia about pint OF rn,s
cort,.,ips,i cor c a,l watar. Sha told ns 70 tlrinh
s a n t 4 sys! sS|s ~ 1 i ktss' 's Sss! SSsn.
u1ito a Healthy yo,t,,g fellow. very ttrtt!, at
lis @ FEAT y W II slceplng ior n6o!it thirty h0llrs
without satiav pr, drlnktug. When lnwokt
nj TaS inv i'T aT.,is i,a at,,tation lynr 6eie nj
"n ' n ~ Sy,oni.. lid their klIew / Wls uniting
m pcnpIs i W vito would not harm me-" =,
H. nil ,u could IDt tlink ut leaving ll,s but
f"r sul,., tiIt,s. Wiri1x i,}a convaescvilce III
,ad ssysna! g,,E sa!ssw't!. t'e kl at'a ID, ots Y,
WIN atcas r.. t,a % f,,i., it2n thnv 1rti
, 1881-07-23
1srofakxiunnl Beaus4ees

Tho sho1- window beautlcs are to bo ont!ro!y
'cxvtndcd intn The hnlls ana rccvpsim9nen m ~ q tla
,S,sssO,a, ncautY IL 10 ta allowed t0 paFticlnato
i, tao u.4sctngnts Ut t.lu annual xafsioa paEty
Ktvci 81 tho lrlnccss to !he Queen: nns e eom. ~
iuuyt fNYh10iiabto ut tho beauties III ner v1inn"
say rcleat fsn to gay s3ees fssf - TnsSa
Sns taSSa III ya III tle lans ar tue THAMES, to
which Ill tlo best u!ou la kon92,. *se anxht1as
NH 5Suuhtsrs vii not hs l0uE IN cooking Tor
{ lnVltuftDn2 lfkuN}8g. i. r. -
, 1881-07-23
AN ALLEH ED sWtNDI.ER.
Hpfefat DtSpatta to Ths Chfeaao 7f1bnnfs

KANSAS Cry, NO., July @.-Detectivc
Kavnna,,gl,, OF Rochester, n. y, to-.iuy ar
rested II man named IL. T.. Meyer III this city
for swtnlI1ng +. W. Davis ont Of goods
amounting to over $4,000. Meyer purchased
tho goods of Davis ut 1socliestar IN Ninrc',
last on credit aud ut ollca turned them Into
cash AMI he'd. fte lias been Keeping q small
store 1t Kosetlale. nuar Kansns CITY, fur two
,nol,tlis, and but n snIntE proportion OF tue
takul back 10 New York by.tha otiicera TO-
lliEllt.
, 1881-07-23

,e~..o. enrakcr III brouVht tho Lvlnasson
snrator hon0asoad at Patatiue, Aoatg.lneFy
Guaty, Of shy other here aad xill l%mSYi;%isy
liz rchest villsgV Ut III eF1a ID Amestca: Web"
stcr Wagner las tiue hou4e thore. and hts ~
al{o lAs n4G.s MAlnNr was onp0 stAtsen3c&2snts M ~
lii ipt,ipo poF day Is more than hts former sslt
9rY for 4 Hhoae yeNEtst t-r'
, 1881-07-23
COLOnl:D .1vAITEGts .DtsAGREE.
Sptcfdf uifnalfh Ia IhA HhLedaa 1.ritttns.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 2A.-iVhlle tho
g,tests Of tho Townsend House, ut OcUnon,o-
woe, werc seated Mt tito tiN,scr-tab'o to-tlay,
two Of tho coloret wattcrs haul MI altercst-
tlon, when onp of lteli drew II revolver mid
Slut at its 0ppoitel,t, but missed Ills aim by
tia litter str1kElg Ills arnl. There were aver
olln iln1.lretl pgrsnns present II, tho tl!NnK-
room. and tile shooting causad a lively
stampede to get but Ut ilnhgur.
, 1881-07-23
Rouyll' psa ltie Governor.

A..nrou,{slur youth Youth r.oently surprised hts
fsthpF 81 asklnxi - Father. Do; yol 'Ilks
!aothpr Wh}, Sss. .t ct'Hs*e "AHA .:, H. H.
uypr say s(i r. ,."btat!Y a. tlnlo. my SON. III
shS ,narry yoh hooanse sae loved you r "uur1
talnly sha did, Tho boy carefully aceat.n,ESsa
SWe!! Taa ,bs ~ neas.sIaatsd then a. sae u
, 1881-07-23

Tw0.haso hit4-pUwet}. Bonnet. Wbttuby.
First t1asu ou hall1-TMD ouch.
FIrtt base on egrpEs-Ch,ca1u, r. Detroit, l..
-Btruuk nut--nprc. Kelly. nutnb, Goldsmith,
Flns; Kns'nt 9ssRy w9tnSyh
f&ssaa balls-Fi!ht, y
Iims-Two hours aud aye minutes.
UMpIyS-upckQAar, ~
, 1881-07-23
=. ,',~:fHE COMET

C1sc1sHATJ, July aa.-lrof stone. Of. the
Clne!nnatl Observatory, who has been study
lug the newly discovered comet, tncl1ltes to
the oplt1lon that 1t Ia tha comet ot 1851, aud
that It may becolno. visible to tho naked eyo.
lie says Il will 1saeh psrlAallon about AuR,
"a pr
, 1881-07-23
ro11L PLAY SUSPECTED,

DEs MoiSEs. H., Jaiy 9.-Mfs. Hele's
.Jallilsor, of East Des Moines, was foiIrnl
dead this morning In ceiiar suspended by
the ueck. Her husband IL uutiur arrcst OH
suspicion that tho act was murder, not
suicide.
, 1881-07-23

SARATOGA, N. y, July ::!!.-Tho first race,
titrec.uunrtcrs OF mile, wins wou by Valptl-
raiso; Forester second. anI 14inchpln. third.
Thine, 1:l57{.
In the second yuce, for purse Of $500. one
und tlye-cfghts ini!es. Klpplu ca,ns in tirSt;
5anntorcr second, md AIary Anderson third.
'riule. a:h9>TG. :.
III the thlr,l race today. match race OF
llnlfa mile. Vampire calue III first ana 1t(a
sscoMd. TiMe, &II. it wns won easily.
Vampire lei from tie start
'fhu foMrt!, race, tor d purse Of S30o, one
mile, wns won BY the Duke OF Moiltruse1,
Knight Te.np!ar second, and hub Roy third:
at tie M,st, wt,1, easily BY three lengths.
N1sToN, July a3.-ln tho free-for.all race ut
AIsAl In I3urls Nfrfur Suftl*
, 1881-07-23
FOUND GUILTY..

6ptttai Dtsndtth to 7n< Chicago 1xt1,sne.
DANvlLLE, ILL.,, July 2aa.-Doc Wright vaa
foMnt, guilty Of the murder OF j. Coleman Ar
thur iii this county lust spring. The jury
was composed:.ot efglit whites md four ne'
: KrlH4.
, 1881-07-23
A sERlOUs CHARGE.

Special D1patfh 10 7A6 CH1ta0o TY7bHNS. .
CREENcAsrtE Intl., July .sa.-lsnac John
SON, II pe.,tiler, Of Arno, InH.. was arrested
In tlia city this evening on n ehArEu Ut conf
,ultting rape on a Miss Leslie, of tile same
place. lle llns beer, dUdgng tllo authorities
for two d1ya.
, 1881-07-23
A DISHONEST CLERK.

Gptetal DtspalA 70 1hs Chicago TF7bAne.
ANDERSON, Insl.. July ss,.-Frank Sargent,
employed in Tnclsner's Iewelry store here,
was to-day Qrrestutl for stealing ilors0 and
buggy aud Sl00 from lis employer.
, 1881-07-23
FOURTH AVENUE;
Inauguration Of oospel.Meeting
Among the Saints and Sin.
ners OF. - Cheyenne"
Miss Minnie Brooks Conversion the
Occasion Of Heartfelt Prayer
and Praise,

t.x.B.t f,st
eolnctnfng wns ng'tatlng the usually placid Wa
u ,s sye"s 70 vey n sans
- ,,,s..o.t .t,,..t...! as.o. .,,.a.
% Cloud tut ssonoa s's's 70 So osesnR oses
,hs ordinarily sospci.and. ood- forsnkon neigh.
lcss arou'l'l; out, IN tho privacy Ut their ele-
Hant ho'ses. thoy we're soreettc'i s from TIE eazs
e. t. nov aar6; During tho day tho counter
S eS ,sr st % e S ss wv % i:
by IT, ntseice, 49,. a.
Mhs ~ ne setnF @ opencd ut O'clock the
that was o,,iy tImitcd ~ tl,a .l,a ~ ~, room.
NJ 9ny Ts5s ; TO- S5safs ;S oseap!sd at II the
wciaf nway .I,lnl,i to III iI,aue. wtt0 tt,o rcaT
s;ss Il ": Ssxs ;* w! l:ess
m, ~ thH strnrt WIN il"ir,.i ~ ~ ntt hnnr
without bulnx scct,, 4 Tow EbrBtinn workers
, Mase % band. prncinaily lattcs y snd Een,Ienen
y'a .Ss, 4 u, ae eio saas af a 1 ss fsst
tnss!l and wot'en. 10th wl,ito aild b!aek: -.
tw., Or three oi'i-fashIaued hyinta, win orxa9
isr the nee,,s,un.
.,,'. Mr. j.: r. InGn!s. th9 wcll.known sunday.
ur,A rrt.e enftk lnos
tn"; lin" sxhm .smr" @ H,s"n H..nSa pfnS
r. srnE fbritt n. thois st,t,t .fu1 t. .tr ~ IL
sfcn s,f,rrsa the rhrm rm1s ~ nr,ne sd II ths
,nn,i" f,n.x.i ;,sr @ nni y n.G: Mnu = u INV ~
liz n1 INN =, wrsc"mx. w, H. III tntn
thnfr ~ fcnt 1''' ~ f'"s'"s' 't''t 1io III" '@Ao"
e'o'1 Aco.
OUT OF THE TIT AND N11tY CLAY.
ami pitt . ilew eoux In tholr mouths; TINT Tla
l,nd loved them even whIlu thBy were at
gIlfn!ty with Him: and TINT liz hu1 rota
out 10 meet them tlko tho Pr0lt1ai ol
ult. lie prayed thut nil ntubt nrccnt
salvation As thu Wit OF God, and. to tt1!Y End
liut they might 6avc carucat aud ut,itcI prayur,
living und Swing mercy, uttti Ucsvu06t d blessing
lutyt, tho sister syhO had Gctcrupud 10 iraI q
fliVht hnvo strength 10 stand firm axainst
tne Temptations Ut tns ntiycrsary, TINT
her hrart might DO tilicj viii, joy
and pcnce. and that aht tnIuht nerseyeri,
III The KoN wUrk to which She Wished 10 GcyDtv
tGe rest Of her life Might sAlyutlon M forth
fran, thls ularo ati tnuht 1t bccutuo 1lia very
gntU Of ilenyru.
Il. Il. Ifltriiell. tho evangelist, followed Win Il
was upon rartn iio went shout do
Ing tooi, and that was His tnis-
ti',n INV. Ills prcsei,ca was moving the
beAsts ol this pcol,!c. They cano y thls place
With Joy att! KtatnesF, to re1oce With her WHO
was hsktng uo! 10 rule IN ner neart. GiRnf sne
, 1881-07-23
CRIMINAL NEWS.
w;sconsIn Man'Hunters ke'
'"' eeiyjog Many Aocsss'ons
to Their Ranks.
.yotc1, Being Kept FOR tho
' t,utfaws-rllcir capture
Certain. O. j."
..,n+,on Of the Men Who Wrecked
'' a Train Near Lawrence
:, r,,.v Struck the Right Train They
u'a xon,d Have Gotten $4,000.
, n,.honest Justice Of tbs Peace IN ool.
. D'' oraao Hanged by & HOB
,..t,,t,.n Of al Editor IN Atkausat-cfllisns or*
dered to lea,s The country.
r,r, Williams fs1sQTHEn9.
lAr III .. Ths fthfttt,b1 'rrfbtI+tk.

Lit 1'tHhtLf sk'1V f1N3""
sws'a, ~ ~ her,, received fr6in the parties In
GcFs !,"u .hn ,vitinnls lr0tt1ers tt).ttuy until
p,stsult o' t"' ,,,'nm E,,wnyh t,t,Ien,ap. tbs
just ee'", ,.r nr lin n,,rttrre. ,ne,, cn1,le II,
oldest psn'he, ~ ~ K, ,,,,- ,.lti, Ia ,,,nt,.
and rerlHlIletl aH''t' ~ 'iu'' -. .'.....'
a. ,rho lives nufi', returning Will 11e teh'l's
s., 81, HI, col,e mt With prOvis'os's. Coleman
sals t'.e aan e,.'" 'rI'mrafiov urnr t.o,,y Creek
three Tines 4n"'" a,t.',, ,,,itt, tta Inn f,nf,
S,ttge, al tue Junction ",tn ue I's'. .',u ~,
rJrpr. The first tli1aa tlley WeEe Hec4l ny
=. wo,no,,, rs stated In afi ear
"' ,Is,',trh to.dny, Afterwards n
neF 'p1'', u'sp" sac, thpn, twfrn IN tha nfter
noon witii, 'f''e III .ae s"lno spu!' ~ :.
tr,rs tha Williams Dr0thera. AMI ~ shre It
u,s them. ]lc says 1so11 WDre n'ie ooot al'o
sss shoe, which CORRESPOND wlth Iortaef IT,
ro,,, ond with Ills fnot-tracks.
W''' vs. ruH t,AM1B
,,,n ,,,rr,, IN thnt ,,srretton. md In
EaFe ReIl iu'e" - -" s ...ts ts.,,,t.,' Ir.I,.
noIEow morning lilo e"'ne suu.y ~ ,.,,.,.s,., %
nctets, TIC news Is ~ encouraging that
y".n mpn nrs going out lit good numbers.
lesh lse" ~ IL, f.,ni, ,,,,,r,. n,,cn,,royc linn
Coleman sasS nv '.,'n . .sa - -.
syet before, aslu thlllAs Ihe enu ~ heut w
hind. Tic murtlerers fro undoubtedly now
!, r,g1ou Wlern they hAyu ltln1ly friends
~ ..','irnc Int nil lto,tgcs In tiia vicinity
nd esathes' n''v ~. tst,s ...,.',, .,,.,, /
wy 4M'posv .U ,vo".i, ~ t,o,iv Cr.n,, M 1,i.,rcn
noH ~ w. 't , t,,,,,., ,nti.a .o,,t,, ~ l.r.nv
tSahts' "o"". s,.a. $500. ,,.a. ,tr..a...,s
aa5 lie utter III alhple opI4lRs' hc'|1 " Heato"
lvstDtice, Dunn County. Ii,cse now ea'aps
an, nbo,lt SIX milo npart ntld well located.
Tos cnul. nlucky men, armed with Win
chester fljlGS, tltlS lhlElllLE lElt luI 44tlbejl
, 1881-07-23

nsobar3 l.. Proctor tAys thRt su u ,gMW0 yeaf4
every tra1O OF water Will have dssappeseu
lfoni the taoa Of the globe. and tasn ~ LIE
pOAs people wlll h4Ye ~ worry along oa stf@'9ns
dripk&. . !.
, 1881-07-23

A TRAtN-wRECkER SENTENCED.
DANv1L1.E, Va, July :s2.-llcnry jordan,
negro, Inns been sent to the Pentent!ary
for, five years for attempting to wreck q
trafl.
, 1881-07-23

4 n0Kn1 &Rl3tlnns ,

At 4 supper Siyea 70 the Prince OF Wa!aa at
Peath wis a fofty.tHo-polnd Hhtne aal!uop,
wosstpS On hts bead the aEoNaa 9t EazaAud and
Hungary, .
, 1881-07-23

REWARD ING a BRAVE MAN. '
DENvEn, Colo, July @.-Tho principal
towns OF New Mexico arc raising fluids for
Sheriff ratsey Garrett for service to the
Territory in killing BILLY the Kid.