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, 1881-09-29
WISCONSIN,.

Special Dapatch to Ihs Chteaeo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. .8.-Tho Democratic
State Convention was called to order IN tho
opera-heuse by Chairman 4. G. Parkinson 1T
Is:80 o'clock today. The attendance OF delegates
was not hsr9c, many OF tho countlcs ana dlartOts
not being represented nt ull. 4. 4. Delaney, Of
Dotlgu County, md II. 81. uashfund, or Aadlann,
werG chosen respectively Chhtrmhn nud sccre-
tary Of tho Temporary organization. Committees
Oh credentials, resolutions. aud permanent or.
gauIzation were appolntoa to rDpurt utter re-
cess OF TWO hours takon for dinner. On motion
Of SenRtor Rankin, colnmfttee consisting at
ono from the Stato at lnEgo and two from zach
Congressional tlistriut be appointed tn uotntnnto
suitable candidates fur Ssato oitc0ss, 10 be
plaec.i beforo tho convention for ratification.
This motion Causcd a red-hot t'uo for few
minutes, but It was eventually adopted. As
such commlttoo tho chnlr appointed Joseph
llunkln for tho state at lurgo aul tho district
delegations nauiul tho following netnbers OF
the colnlnittes, First District, L. II. Carney, f.
Robinson; Bcuonh, ". +. vIlas. A. q. Parkinson;
ThIrd, j. 81. Smith, George Groskupf; Fourth.
@. +. Hunt, ]. l'ucnfng; F!fth, I. F. Mayhew,
a. X. DoIaney; Sixth. 4. +. Finch.
nafao Mseeo1 Ex1Ats ssvSna sstt w.ssh M Ssss tss:
A. Taylor. Thu cutumttteu was uclupted Ia its
ontIrv!y. mud tho convention thou adjourned
Al thss hour the meeting vas agala called to
| order. The Committees " tsr,uautnt DrEa.!l.
1AI0u FGpUftGHs JGI4A4LlEAitAtAk, 3eS As &SGMHSJ
| fur permttlent Chnirn1n. lnd i Vico- President
| FROM zach Congressional district In the state.
| Tho EcEurt WAS nl!uptGtl. ..-..-.
tho E0mlnItteu un RESOLUTIONS made report.
showing thut aR lplegaltS WerG ont1t2eu ~ tha
privileges Of the tlooF, aud thoir report was
| aduptou. .,
| a pIutfuym,. which CetlsurfHl in tho
soyqFpst turnls the methods Of tho Republicans
| in nominating Ana e!ectl,x oAeers, sud oneflnx
much sympathy for tho working aud Industrial
Classes sixnlfylnx that auy lcxtslal!ot on pro.
hbt!on tsndca 70 Interfere WIZ re & peEsoaS' u ~,
corsiunoa with Democratic principles. Il also
offered s!Geer9 sypathy 70 ~ dsin!sy os haE sne
rulco for tho Asaaan, anl ottcstug u, support all
patriotic movements ot Froslduht Arthur. THESE
resolutions wero adopted rfnadst sfoat a1'
| plAiIae.
THIS Nominating COMMITTEES reported IN fayeI
Of the following biate ttckct: For Governor, n
u. FEatt, OF {ae!ne; IAoutenapt- -lovetnoF, Y
4; Anderson. Of la Grease; Secretary o. o otats y
II. JAnoba, Of Milwaukee; AttGruey. General. ~
]. DrlgEs. Ut Iowa County; superintendent VI
, 1881-09-29
.,ENNtE CItAAtER,

EEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Sept. 3--An interesting
discovery was nl.de Ut the Malloy trial today.
In tho 1srai,forl Point Hotel rcxistor WAS OK
hlbstea the natao Of JennIu Cramor Aug. D. The
coll1lss! for the defense claimed that 1t nuat
have boon put shero reoeaty. King. The clerk.
had ueycr noticed 1t bofore. The roeord showed
that Walter Ma!ey wna there with Miss Doug
lasa July III. This rceurd had beun erAsed or re-
writto,i under July 81. Tue clerk has spnkun ~
Walter shout tho ehauko, The ontry showe'!
tic hutul Frlduy, Aug. s. Witnesa tnt!uy tcstt-
He'd to seeing th0n OH tho road hltheF, and onc
witness on their return to Neu tlAycn In tho
eyoiltpK near u o'clock.
, 1881-09-29
TIE WILLIAMS BROTHERS.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept 28.-Snvcrnl posses Ut neu,
both In IllitllEs nnd Missouri. are scnrGhlng for
Asonzo and Edward Maxwell. better known us
the Williams brothors, who killed. sheriff LHm.
my, OF Calhoun County. Illinois. last Sunday,
and wounded ono Of his deputies. A dotach-
mont Of 1t. Louis police nre also In pursuit. OF
tho fuRtiyes. Those 1nen who wero yesterday
tloatlnR down tho MlHstsappf Ntver In o skln,
~, and nro supposed to be making aeross this
Slale viii view Of getting to tho ludnn Terri
tory. 4 posse of 1.incoin County men nro o.
thu trail, at1l GlX6t or ten pOt1ngn and lG.
tcctIvns or this city, Baid not to to far bchint
thom, crossed the countrg from q F,int aoa,
Alton to Intercept theM. Tho oellef u atrupA
that thosr despcrudoes will be captured.
, 1881-09-29
LOUISVILLE,

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 2S.-The California
stallion Nutwootl, half brothor of sfnud g., ont
Of tho samo dam, WIS sold today to J. {. Nc
Fcrran & Co., OF Louisville, fur f15.0oo. Tho
transfer WIS tnnlo tUdny.
This evening the city ia ablnzc With tlluuaina-
dou In homer Of tho great stock fair now being
held. at which Nutwood Is to bc exhibited.
Little Brown Jug PAGES to beat tho record OF
Maud y. tomorrow.
The first race, threo-1uarters Of mile, wna
won by Lost Cause. Snuntercr second, aud Min
etret third. Time, f;.0b.
The second race. Que and one-halt miles. vas
ron by Annio G., Ellison scnund. and Guy third.
Thine, a:47.
Tho third .yont, ono mile, was taken by Hello
of Highlands, popo Leo second. and Ellxir third
IN Inc fourth rae c, ono and one-qunr.er miles
Juntita xns first, Diatagordn sec6ul, and Fat
Iultzu third Title, .:lB. .-
il consequence or tho rain tho track wa8 vcry
heavy.
, 1881-09-29

Ing heavy carpet. aacks, arrived on tho fast train
this evening from Cairo. Ther arc said 70 an-
sssor to Tho description Of tho young men who
rr,h.,ed tho 1rpn Mountain Road last week.
man joncsl the two who 9ot OF tho train, aud
has H0tg With thOu.
, 1881-09-29
OBITUARY..


II. r. RUTH.
Hpteta. Dlspateh to 1hs Chicago Trb.sne.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Sept. oa.-h. F. ftuth. Esa-,
one Of Sprlngtcds most respected and q.
teomed citizens. died to-day of dropsy OF the
beart afior comparatively brlcf illness. Ar.
Ruth was born In WrRbtsvie, Pa. Aug. 20, 1915.
and cnme to Springfield In 1870. He Was engaged
eucccsstuils in the sadllory and i1ar9ess a md
ho engaged in tho hardware business. sinoo 1865
he has been President Of tho Marlno Bank.
, 1881-09-29
JEROME PARK,

JE1,oME pAlsx. NEw YoNK. Sept. :a.-Tho FIRST
raco, one aud ono eighth miles, was won by Wy
Dancs, Chcokmato second, and florida third.
Time, 1:60A.
The second race, thrcc.luartcrs milo dash.
was won by lexlcLds. lta4ka SECOND, and
Clareucu third. Time. i:l8!a.
Tho third race, QUO aud u half miles. was won
by Tbora, Falrrouut socond, and Monitor third.
Time, 2:i}0ts. ,,.........
The ruco Tor gentlemen rlders, thrco-auarters
of a milo, was wpu by Spark. pllKrlmage sct-
Tho selling race, nuo milo, Marathon won,
Cturunco seeond, Duko OF hontrose third. It'no.
1:4b4.
III Tho hurdle raco milo and thrco-Qunttcrs.
Duy Htaf WIS trrat. IKuomnr seoond. Cripple
feli at tho lust hurdle. Tiulp. 3:ss0.
, 1881-09-29
VETERANS.

1p7<R8 UupussH - 1"' e'sFs1e7
pAysNponr, Iu., Sept ga special from
Washington, H., says thnt this can be put down
as one ct the Yrandest days that city bus ever
seen, Tho occasion was tho drst reunion OF
Cgocker's Iowa lsriYAde. Among those present
arc the Hon, EureE II. Sherman, Con. W. w.
Hickman Of Keokuk, aud the Hon. Clark f..
Carr Of GalesbAr9. There arv present 7o9 tne@n., nj
bNra OF the Washington County Hetcran1t bQ0
from MusoAtlna County. besides old soldtors
fruu ali partx OF tho Hlato. This afternoon the
lion. huron Il. Sherman addressed csuMd OF
6.0(U ptrAOuR.
, 1881-09-29
NEIL, THE CRANK,

John @. Nell, tho lunasic who, atout = month
ago, arose from his bod In South Clark ssr0et
lodging house, shot his bcdfellow, md ahsn
aed down tho street and shot four other men
brforo bong captured, was tefose Justice Wat-
laca yeaterday aud was held under boi4 aK-
Yregating 81 G(O for appearanoe oeSorc tue CrInl,
lna( Court. Ills Victims have % lar recovered
10 10 ba able to appear aKatnat hlm. kla u kt!u
regarded s. "csaxy beyond = doubt"
, 1881-09-29

Sctoots, 1,ohert Graham, Of WinnobaEn; Coul-
fnisstonur Of Raronds, Ambsnso lfn!ffnan:
t,ontnissint,or Of Insurance. Lewis Koclfier, nf
Manitowoo. Tho report was unanimously
n,inptcd and tho gentlemen were t!ec!9rn tho
strajght, with tho exception 1f nrnhatn. who Ia
atst, tbe n0lncu for tho sltns oillco On the lta-
NJ Jrko kot
, 1881-09-29
SPORTING.
BOSTON VS.. CLEVELAND.

BOSTON VS.. C1.Ev TLASD.
8peetal Dtpoteh 10 1Ns Chteaoo Tribune.
IlosTos, Mass, Sept. n. s..-Thc Ccvclands snf-
fored bnd defeat at tho hands Of boston, tho
1atter playing II strong game ut tho bat md III
tho field. Tho hits of tho visitors ware scatter.
inR, whl1p tho 3oatons, by bunchlnH tholr hits 10
tho tlrst mud soveath innings, aided by three bad
orrora, made Aercn Of their acl runs. Tho bat
ting Of Sutton anl Deascy were tho fentnres of
tho game, while good fielding was done by Dun
lnp and Morrill,.
Innings ! Z N
Cleveland. 49,. 0 .......0 D = j . o 9 / "a
l.arned ruhH-l3oston. o: Ctovc!and,a.
Huse hlts--lsostDn. II: Cleveland. :.
Pwo-baen hlts-Dcasipy, Sutton. Dunlap.
Err0rs-I!ostofl. =: ClevHlanh. u.
Left On tMses-Dostnr, 81 Cleveland. O.:
First hase on hn!ls-Clnpp. t'fnsscock, Powers.
First buse 0tl crrors-l}Uston.
Struck out-tlurnung, Philips, shauer,
Pow Gr3.
Iiniis cailcd-satthcwe, 81: Drndtey, IL
Striker caIlcd-Mntthews, 70; iirajley. -,
1)ttlble OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
I'nst Ialls-Snydcr. j; poWcrs,l.
Wild pLtches-itrudlGy, !.
Tlnt-One hollr und thirty minutes.
umpitc-frWtr.
, 1881-09-29
1sEnE2'rIkfANIShf.

NEW YonK, Sept. :a-IIarriman and Krohno
started toui4ht on thotr eoventy. hour haol-
and.too tramp, Hartman finished tho lFbt
ift.a,, miias III hours B minutes 81 seconds, or
= minntea 10 SECONDS ahead Of kToh1e.
, 1881-09-29

two, OF three, candlaton for Auditor. mostly
pushed T. tue interest ot sartn!n loe4!es The
s;.s,s @ ss; X 6. 4sf e. ;;.e,,
SSssrfa s fe"s 's fS;stnf Y h ts9 %'nx s9n
e:pSa,nliy ~ !." frimi: of ri tic % seees.fai esndi
tato. i,nt hi. success was mt assured i!ntn
frIends, sao i}cmnop,n County ,loIegation having
hem bern, capt..rod and s91,troc: m BY rsrsisans IF
se ~ o sanrsna oSs Ha1 soS q
Delegates wero heard to rrmark that they wsto
az u a esss as @s @ for At GSs s
liuhtnrd cnuc.s thls morning H bar9ain WIS
openly cons,an1atsd ths arxGr @ pnIre pIa,ad n1 ING no
Tig conventIon ha 10 nominate three Judges !.I!
'e5ss *s:sf%s sssS y @
5 3ae % ststo ',ss foe eestion: u % Ths
Chafrtnan bla kelley, who in i Grst speeoh !eet-
r0s,.G hS oa'S MnRec 8f Ess9a @as so ag,
TSa Tsnporary cssirins,;, %ad U. v. W joaa:
s0ereddary ad r. S1ntagss t"ken 95s n eli
IL tho afternoon session a local light in Polk
Y Fss,ns tS IN w - eSxG Was @ res s
iutIons and relmRnent orxanlzation woro re-
making no 1s,ycd psefs Sy
to xsts ps
tepf'ss'ss sSs;eas 0s' Gour sss sss'a ss ss'ss s
was dotcated .ahy;,n.a, By, q majority. sot";;
nh: sronSs ESs Of aSSs aid rss
rat forna! bMtl9t tnr ooxGrnr @ res''itc,l Lics
eSas Aaes% v s!s!' "s 'F y ~ e!sF er; c%tk
1homrso,,, Of Fnraanl! Connty. 70; r. I: C!u-
o Ct iho sS GHaiy u IL ''fttfs"S a5%S " Va. On no
unai,i,nous. The taancc Of tho ,iotsct was then
saaS sT a m0n, i stsas. Gsany rtssv: lieut.
$s;sas pasSsssy Ss{s,s;y fea,uEs: cpaiss ssss
bei1E similarly compl,.naed. For State. Audit.
Victory. while uen. ]amos il. Bakor was nom
nated Tor Hallway C9nssoner II r!as. of OK
u s es Gort ,ase M"s
lus1 rssnlea5 e. fcarS h
asSeIi ana na bskfason benx reoaie
saiSss po Of s SP HuoSs
and was non,i'.ated oy arge ma5orM1ty. M u,i' Tho
5adso % Mi,eho i i bsmesrat. For Glsrk q fho
supreme Court, Sam Il. Nichols the presane, ,I In
Don. Itunbar7l, nom!uco for Governor; ! ", va.
Q itei Wing in lS5s., and startea tho ltod Wing
lsepMb!tchH. In leb1 he cilllsted rs nrtsnto VI
~ ~ rntn t sinsS n ta at y" I'M iinnei
o hn5nr nrnmnten In CnlunnI md succccllinr tt
I, tho command OF the brigade ut Corluth. After
Q the buttlo Of Nhshv!e ho wl,B promoted to nriK
ut H.. H. as%S o G W. ~ % G.ri ria ia
IS frtnt hit the r1ntnnmipn being cO,ltustet II,
It rciInrI liz hns served two terms in the Stntt
= Senate. ,-....., l..
- Ing Tesata n aIG pai,t ~ nnIv un: n
= frinnds n Tho tigfcntet candltntes bit u1;lonJ
o those who IRE dcslrOua Of seotng lhe hond HuGs
u tlon settled y teRred BY some that tho tlntni
- nation Of Gen. Hubbard viii navo direct glec
, 1881-09-29
YACHT RACE.

NEW Yonk, Sent. .s-The yucht wave raool
with tho Scotch yacht Ma]go todny. Much tn-
tcrcst Ia manifested In tho contest because OF
tho .lofcat yesterday Of tho Sohemor BY the for
eign sloop.
SANDY HOOK, Sept. 2s.-The Scotch yacht
bfadge passed. Duoy Fivo nine minutes ind q
half ahcnh Ut tue Wave.
Tho Nudge passed the buoy rnturnIng Mt
8:5lA, the Wave ut 4:G p. m. TIoy both gnt
cuught III tho ebb lido o1 tho roIut OF the Hook.
whereby tho Wayp gained somo on tho Madg,.
rho lattcr crossed tho finish limo In n Rathorlus
sttlihll at b:l5ai, tho Wave, MhLch was Obliged TO
tnkp in uanyNs at b:6H :b9. The Ma@lKe therefore
ijcat tho Wave II minutes Is sGc0nds Aet!1al
time, nnd Is minutes IN seconds corrected. The
Mndgp and the Wave Tlcu Friday.
, 1881-09-29

SpeftaI U1pdttA to 1ht CHttdao IF2b4H&s
nnr srRfSGs, Ark. Sept. 2s.-ftauhen Smith.
highiy-respeoted farmer living at Cedar
oa1es, Montgomery County. WIS severely
stabbed OIL Hl,nlay lnst In difficulty with 1tob-
ert ilusaell. II fHrtn hand. Smith's wound vii
probably provo fatal.
, 1881-09-29

Hutfrngo movement tu CIR Commonwealth ahni!
r.so to tho lovel Of prr,hltItory action Will
command h,ir unqualified Bytnpathy.". The
present Indications atc that tho pntty Wl! poll
less tbnn last November, when tho Ticket ro-
cuIvcl less than 100 votes.
, 1881-09-29
THE APACHES.

Gr.oBE, Ari.. Sept. @s.-At mn enthusiastic
anti-rescrvat!on meeting hero last night ntrong
resolutions were presented by the Hon. D. ItohE,
and passed unanimously. Tho resolutions asked
cTnment, Tho notion az tho military ia grant.
Ing pRrulcs to hostile chlofs WIS condomncd.
, 1881-09-29
IOWA.

6psetal DtsSateA to The Chttdea Tribune.
| MCGnEt,nll, H., sept. 2s.-for tho Lower House
| of the Legislature tho Democrats nf Clayton
| County hRvo nominated John Vnnsladeu and
MictAcl Ustol: for Tsensurcr, G. +. Floto: Hhcr-
III, l.. II. Place. Tho place for Auditor was loft
vacant.
, 1881-09-29
RAD WHEA1.

Spsetai D4tpatth to TIE Chteaoo Tribune.
1)EnrQuE, lu., Sent. A.-Alhert Hosf0rd.
prominent mllur, left last night for led Htycr.
tt b,ty ;D,UN bushels OF wheat. bcfnR Duablu TO
obtain my Iii this State au!tnble for nlltnH.
, 1881-09-29
ALLEGED FORGERY.
c..i~t a1L...AAk Ia ftkIsaA, 4hIlua

LoulAylLLE, Ky,, Bept. ad.-Or. E. j. HOFFMAN,
who came FROM Franklin. Iull., 10 this city
about two years ago. originally from Fen'lsyl-
yanln, and VITO has suddenly tnade himself q
general fAyorlt In society anu professionally, was
today placed In tatl Of. the charxs OF forgery and
Obtaining motley Oh fals1 prutsna1s. tnnuy per-
from <a1 Ia $lU0 on checks purporllng to have
Leon drawn Ia bis favor by others. Whn pro.
i,atiks whore ho had no tlrposit. Creditors today
attached ana carried aWay bis ctfeola Tron hiS
nome At Chestnut aud pru8tun 9trett3,
, 1881-09-29
THE WEATHER.
SIGNAL SERVICE.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SlaSAl OrflcE1t, WAsi1-
lxorux, d. e.. Sgpt. :.a-l Il. m.-Fur tho Ohio
Valley and Tennessee, fAir weather, followed by
Increasing cluudtHess Rnd tucnt rains. Winds
mostly eouthcriy, lUwor barometer. stationary
or higher temperature.
For tho Lower Luke region. fair weather, fol-
lowed by increasing cloMhncss and local rains,
east to south winds, falling b1rolnetcr, station.
ary or higher temperature. .,..
For tho Upper Lake region. Increasing clou1t-
ncss and rains, easterly wnds, lower barometer,
higher tGtnpsr4tnre. ....--
Far tho Upper 3t[ssles1rpt and Lower Missouri
Valleys, witrlucr, cody, or purity cloudy
weather, with raIlI, southerly Winds, lower ba-
'Caut0uary signals nrs ordered for Milwaukee,
Sections l md = Escauaba, Nar1atte+ Ala lA.
Iii Tne Chief signal oflcer furnishes tho follow-
ing speeM Gullcttn:
Thu barometer Is highest in tho South Atlantic
Suites unl lowest In Wyoming. The SECOND high
area 10 cCf,trnl In 1T. Lawrence. VAlaey. Thu
Temperature has fallen trum TO II ltyEccs III
the Lpwor Lake region and northern New Eh-
gland. utia risen from to u degrees III tho
Northwest. ..... :.
Gulf stutps, Ohln md Missouri Valleys. 4 raln.
frn.n OlnubH. Wlnt1s In New England haro
shifted to northoriy and In tue Lake region to
enstyrLy. -,
Indications arc that fair weather will prevail
III New EnEIaud. and ctna'1y, rainy wehther IN
tho upper Luke region and Northwest today aAu
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1881-09-29

INDICTMENT lUAsHED,
TNESrox, N. j., Sept. es.-lu tho United States
Court lolay tho Indictment ngnlnHt ex- Congress-
man Charles II. voorhts for omhczzlcnent was
ulIush(.!.
, 1881-09-29

MILWAUKEE, scpt. ga special from Oconto,
and Cousins, who brntalIy murdered two broth-
crs nnm2d Mitson near Mcnomtnee, Mich, fow
days ago, were taken fron Jail and lyuchct last
nTuEt. -"%
, 1881-09-29

Yecea Wero to-day wHll Attendcd. Tho TRACK
was IN good condition and tho weather tlno.
First ttIca, :a:45 trottlng race, $500 purse:
Dan W0n3tDF.... .sss.s+tsss+s .sk !
Stiin ...,.......,..,,,,.,,9 y =
tjaxntnor .,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,.,,1 y B
Iiishnt,. ...., ,..,,,,,.. -, .....,..,.A 1 1
I4nlc-.::.u.4: 3:@0,4; .:sulf.
Bocond TAoc, 3:20 pacing; purse, SUI:
1Hly Sc0tt ....-.............. - s'..'s..s'a
l3Em
Iiine-.:..1f; 2:.k; .::xk
, 1881-09-29

truo strepgthen[ng mediclue and hea4sh.re.
newer u Browns l{0n AltLaxa.
, 1881-09-29
Mrs. MICHAEL LTpDY,


5ptetat Dtpateh to IAs Chttapo Tribune.
DuNUQuE, In, Sept. 28-strs. Michael Llddy,
vito Of cx-sher!r Ltlly, died last night on a
train while OIL her way home from Cn1fa1
Springs whoro alsa hRd bceu for treatment for
rhGuM4tIaU.
, 1881-09-29
CHARGED WITH IIOR9E-STEALING.
Sptsiot Dttpateh ia Ins Chleaao Tribune.

MosMouTtt, ILL.,, Sept. s8.-A stranger named
Henry 4. M.Ior was arrested hero to-day charged
with hosse- stealing. He got a tenn at Kirk.
wood, brought thsm here, and sold them for $Hl;
Tho Circuit Court II In aession, 1nd the grand
fury was fotuiIed 70 uontlter thlf Csla0.
, 1881-09-29

TROY VS.. DETROIT.
Troy, N. y, Sept. c8.-The game between
TlctroTt md Troy rgsuited aa fultpWa:
, 1881-09-29

BUFFALO VS.. PROVIDENCE.
Pnoy1pESCE. II. l.. Sept. :5-The nu'falos
were to-day beaten by tho Providence team by
tho following scDre:
inAtHpB-
Buffalo. i: H.
Providence. 01 - 0 q u VI
, 1881-09-29

FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.
BE. LOUIS, No., Sent. e8.-EhaFles Rose tcol-
orcd) was found guilty Of murder Ia the hFst
degree this morning. His victim was deorxo
l,IXra,p, WHOM he Atabttcl on tho VI OF April
last.
, 1881-09-29

CHICAGO VS.. WORCESTER.
WORCESTER. Masa., Sept. 28.-Tho scoro OF the
game today between Chicago and Worcester wns
as follows:
innings 9
Worcester, o 0 0 l. 10
Chicago. ................I . |-t
, 1881-09-29

NEW YORK CITY,

'sptetal Dtsputeh to Tbs CAtoou 1ttbuns.
New YonK, Sept :8.-Temporaturo: 1910 p.
m W; p. ILL.,. 81; p. nl.. Is; II ill.,, II: areraRo
temperature, Is; average temperature for cor
responding date last year. Gt.
, 1881-09-29

sUspICIOUs-LOOkl srAANGEGS.
sysesa! Uapatea 10 7hs Ch1tdso 7rtsunt-
ANNA, ILL, Sept. ss.-Two hurd'looklng young
men. euoh ufmeu with two teY0lYets aud curry
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ssmssraida. v 81 Paul. Hinu
rpAehsla minulou nesi9ii sAmovraE.lu
mlsd< dfska jsnensm Turn Pani js
a. woodwArdoyS. bydllei na Vi.
nsle1la ns sioie lissek. vkieren ssao
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Itsi ~. ss,kfais ls~s tllf -
aAmatf assfssisl lsllnassln, b'lf spsi
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sfisset uaulssf fihs hssg - pllspfyslsi
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alfiafs aesisla@sfl a. wsiaa Wi jsi
ssnaif itse sts8ss lsskt
f4aAafm~ a hme lsAa mlmals
tssiH ftss ft - siisssi yylss
afliAsA itsskam ssg ssfhaF tsapiy
elSiaFAy kts aFel Assssly fss hsasi
flsm ~ Maa aAa8 i apyt
hfai fassYss raas slfsassl
AaEh ! IA sisy fglsa tsaiaif aeiA
ss A4yi ssasH - tstsaa sfassf
gsssl lsss ~ sgae sfawa AaDsssa
spias sdno slil ss&lAls t'Fis sss3ltn
. Flsesi&a 5flgs aaa 4Asai ~ A. tavsm
aa'g - = sss ess5 = allssss a ~
vTflasaaf llsga seha Hasestsasg atsiafa
- ~ sfiisstsi ss d@ ws' igisfasa
pttt ~ 4 Aaasf4 fss'aAes jsbsi b.
~ tiaaat mhis ssssh 6msm ilsAs
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We 6tvrtek dne 29. pros. 1881
upOzornenf Sten6f1m romano.

Po vyiistenf minulGho lisla shlcdali
jsme. ie phi scsazovani forcm pfesinu.
y byly dive stranky sicc SO 90.
Chyba tato neni TAX yclika, ncchd lehee
Sc napravlti. kdyz SC doiycne s,rdnky
vyfiznou, obrati ylepf zptt tax jak
vlastn6 po sobe jiti mali. Wax kdo
uklidd j roman X yazbe bylo By mu
ohtizno tnto zm6nn yykonati. vSem Ia
kosym mtllcmc poskytnou,i arch jiny
sc sirdnLami spravnd po sob6 nasledu.
jicimi, an jsme, zpozoroyayse chyhu,
oprayili j ncchali n6co archil roma.
nu do ziisoby natisknouti. Tfeba Sc
jen postoyni kartou o arch jlny pfihld
siti. zaroyen ucinili jsme opatfcci Ia.
koye, ie mhiemc nynf ujisiitl etcnafc,
he 50 podobn6 chyba vicekrate nepfi
hodi JelikoL nyni vsechna cxpedidnf
prace pfi Pokroku Zapadu. jakol tisk
u skldddni lepenf deje Sc strojem. Jest
nam nemozno vseohny eisla Pokroku
pfehliieti ty ien1 by spaina vyilsisny
byly, COD sc yidy casem ' lisu pfihodf.
odstraniti. proto tiskneme vidy neco
vice do zasoby kdo by obdriel Oslo
spaine vytistene. neehf jen lnskave sc
pfihlasf 0 jine budc mu Gislo dobr6.
neb aspoh roman, poskytnut. Ko
neens name "a to, ze nebude ma skodu.
kdyk opakoyati budem nayod ktery
jsme jik dive podali. ku skladdni ro.
manoy6 easii. List romancm 50 uffz.
nc a poloii SC ma dlouho pred scbe,
sirankou prvnf (vespod) dolu K leve
rnec. tstranka prvui y dnesnim elsie
jest 97.l PAX jedno pfcloleni pro.
stfedku cd praye X leve, jcdno cd sho.
ra dolu jedno prostfed a name "
Stick ldsirankoyy. jehol stranky po
pofas.ku po sobs naslcduii
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A. mfssm4 sate fetesssis estseNt -
ssissefsa sfst afsfAs ssAsae4 sfatteAsN
ess~n Rs@s Fssxs HtskslfRh AAyevy
- Hmt isfts y. fsatAs sssssBf ~ aszt
assis ~ sssms bttiy'Nsm ~ : isaa
sBssm 4rA&4A
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Lasraiden. 4 Grreneas,le. Ind.
sayratdan byl farmer Lynch ID yyeh
neslssiuieh syuh Byl neiGvno osi
manielky rozvo'icn pro hruls 5 ai na
klziini minalou no,isli sel sk nj pro
najakt vs,i. kleri q nj MI. Bligs Do
nova jejiho PoskAi dsa Ieii yny. kicif
jej EastFvlili hlavu ma kiacken roz
bill yrahove jsoa ve vazb8
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satis y NJ ksfasm sasf ispisn sasssi
var visti psAlsz. ayssnisra sssssa sA..
lsfs- Va Napre1sluK D. Tsnss NJ Fa..
sss \ lee 5oaa " B<u.g A Rss.s n.
, Lsffss NJ Ds~dra<A ' vomsAs
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fmsm elas A&d - - ss4f fs1s
\ so k44k Alag eAaA} Mlssef 49, esas1a
e8s# - f2waa R4ASaY8 Haef4& sasM
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asfs'ss asgfsf1sf ss ff4tsR t#ss Aae -
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NsiisFs @ss# 40 seass p4s passsska ts#Y.
salstsS. F~aeessaspy. sisn& sss4f. sstsassas
fs*s, saA sss tesenAr sassl sfFssews@g,
skvs aAff wsss a j. ssssssss. u sstafses
"a psAa ssss4k~ ssS ~ s#efse Fssts
ta@4s lsssg kagls aMNHXs faNbufEs
asLFr sssssAf a~ssgai lsaH passs ssFsesa-
saws fslasfssg sseA " ssass
~ esrssness 0sysrasisd isiitsrs
lss ssilsFal - eF.si 8Ysgspssl, aiasa@s sssi
asisaE. asslssssssiaesss sAsm rse4s&ts So
fsisSks. ssssa sssssfl 8 essafsasus ssasH sfss,
tsdsga. Isssf, sAs# ssa
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Durws'. alarrh saun


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