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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-11-26

washington dlSDatcnS Oi Tie iVtI INST.
speaking of the attempt to Kill GUiteau
give the following particulars: Upon
started as usual for the Jail. having one
policeman as guard who sat on the
seat with the driver. Before reaching
the capitol, the guard noticed a young
man on horseback riding leisurcly be-
hind the van Near the corner of East
Capital and First streets, the horseman
rode directly up to the rear of the van
and hastily peeked through the small
grating. Guiteau was alone inthe van
and seated on the right hand side, the
seats running lengthNise OF the van.
After having evidently satisfied himself
as to the location Of the prisoner, the
horscman wheeled sudlenly to the LEFT
of the van and fired directly through it.
lie then
DASHED To TifE Front
Of the van and pointed his pistol at the
driver with the evident intention Of in
timidating him or stopping the van.
The driver was somewhat excited and,
in response to the inquiry Of a reporter
said Perhaps he intended to stop the
van by shooting one of the horses"
Seeing an armed policeman by the side
of the driver, he exclaimed: 1--WE shot
the - - -" and putting spurs
TO his horse, dashed down East Capitol
street. in the direction of the Congress
sional cemetery. The policeman fired
one shot at the fast disap caring horse
man, and the driver of the van whip
ped his horses into gallop, and kept
in sight OF him for several blocks. The
would.be avenger was, however, mount
ed on blooded horse and rapidly es-
capped ont into the country. He was
described as "A smooth faced man about
% years of age, and dashing. lie bad
On a dark brown suit The van then
proceeded TO Jail and Guiteau was taken
ont in
STATE OF GREAT EXCITEMENT
He exclaimed: Il have been shot; notify
Major Brock at once. Tell him to ar
rest the scoundrel at once and have
him dealt with az he deserves" On
examination it was found the ball had
Just grazed Guiteau's left wrist inAict-
ing mere scratch. The bali struck
the opposite side of the van and fell
upon the floor, where it was found on
reaching the Jail. The announcement
Of the attempt upon the life OF Guiteau
created intense excitement OH the
streets, and all sorts Of rumorS were at
once in circulation. The would-be killer
was seen about the court house this
afternoon and attempted to gairf adj
mission during the day, but failed. He
was also seen TO mount his horse soon
after the van left and ride leisurcly
after il. 1t was rumored he hailed from
Illinois, but there seems to be no foun-
dation for the report. 1t was whisper
ed i'm the crowd outside the court house
just previous to adjournment. that to-
day would be the last day Of the trial.
A remark was also heard i'm the crowd
that if anyone wanted to see Guiteau,
they had better do so to-day. This
would lead to the belief that more than
one person was aware the attempt
would be made.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-11-26

CUSTER Cry, Nov %, 1881.
Board met ut 10 O'Clock a. m. pursuant
TO adjournment.
Present, G. G. Crary, G. G. Boland, G.
II. Clark, andE. ii. Flynn, County
Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved.
Bill Of l.. c. LaBarre, for stationary
registering letters and &C., allowed $40.
Bill Of f. III. Flynn for work opening
up county cash book and ledger from
1877 20 date per order Of board, allowed
$l25.00.
l.. G.. LaBarrc rendered a written
resignation as treasurer Of Custer counA
ty, end after balancing his accounts with
the county his resignation was accepted.
Moved 10y c. &. Crary that S. r..
Shankand he appointed county treasur.
er, vice l.. G. LaBarre resigned, motion
seconded by q. c. Boland and unanim.
ously carried. S. r. Shankland is here
by appointed county treasurer, and the
county clerk is hereby instructed to
notify Mr.. Shankland of his appoint.
ment, with notice for him to furnish
forthwith bonds in the sum of ten thou
sand dollars.
The bond of S. r Shankland as treas.
urer Of Custer county, ID. T., was read
and approved.
Bill of. T. Code, sheriff, for services
in distributing poll books and posting
notice of annual election, allowed $500.
Bill of Y. s. Burke, District Court
Clerk, for service adjourning court &C.,
allowed $9.l5.
Contract for furnishing court house
and Jail with fifty cords wood, half dry
and half green, for 1915 per cord, to be
delivered On back part of court house
block, awarded to C.W. Shankland.
l.. &. aBarre, ex-county treasurer, is
hereby instruc. ed to turn over to 3. Il.
Shankland, county treasurer, all monies
papers, books and everything belongin,
to the office Of treasurer OfCuster coun.
ty. taking from his successor the neces-
sary receipts therefore.
Meeting adjourned until Monday
Dec 9Th, 1881.
Attest: G. H. CLARK, Member.
T.. H. FLYNN, Go. Clerk.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-11-26
CUSTER, y. T.. Nov. IA. 1881.

Board met at o'clock y. NJ, pursuant
TO adjournment.
Present, {. &. Crary, G. III. Clark, G.
G. Bo!and, and L. Ii. Flynn, county
clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap.
proved.
Bill of =. Stapleton for oats furnished
horse of X S. Burke on county survey
not allowed
Bill of " s. Burke trip to to Rapid
county line business, three days at S.
per day, ....."......."........"." l5.0C
Services surveying county line
from October 7th TO 22nd in
elusive. l6 days at S. per day. 5000
Surveying court house block. 1000
Allowed. ......................".Sl0 .0(
Bill Of X. 5. Burke, deputy supt
SCH ools, 5 days at So per day."...f 1876
Stationary and postage. 200
Allowed. d............................. l75C
Bill of J. Il. Bliss, material furnished
on Buffalo Gap road, approved by Mr..
Shafcr, supervisor, allowed $3.50.
Bill of McCuigan Bros. for construct
ing bridge on French creek, allowed
$500.
Bill Of Booth & Shankland, oil &c,
furnished county officials, allowed $3.50.
Bill of Booth Il Shankland, powder,
&c, furnished Buffalo Gap road, APP
proved by Mr.. Shafer, supervisor, allow
ed $50.
Bill of b. Leroy, cutting three cords
woods for commissioners office, allowed
$500.
Bids from c. w. Sbankland and 9th
ers Tor furnishing wood, read and laid
on table.
Bill Of CusREs CHRONICLE, advertising
delinquent tax, publishing proceedings
&c, allowed $234.G5.
Bill Of Albcn, Saecr & Co., oil furnish
ed county office, allowed $500.
Bill of G. G.. Crary for horse furnished
X S. Burke, 3 days on county line busi-
ness, allowed $50.
Board in session until II a. m, exam
lining treasIrers report.
Board adjourned until a. m., Nov.
Is, 1881.
Attest: G. G. CRARY, Chairman.
Il. III. FLYNN, County Clerk.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-11-26

The weight of the average adult lie
about lao pounds.
, 1881-11-28

lrok. vau,setl on !ss back and directed IT, read
OH. TO the ssccp ascrht. With rcsf1nnl air tho
nntlent crratnre commenced IN Jerk itself M
Ing mildly surprised. ~ tnnth IN to my tho
F,.itinH np tho Asnuoyn1nu stnlEe. to svli1oE 1t
wn* ~ we'll nccuatufncd, ftd l,ceh tnteneely
so "eS rtr e1, - S 'ss VIE
heAvti4 hlt1es and tlftEpfnv hend. was hsluHol
fnw soot'i,ds brcnthLnu tttne. und trtated to 4
ssprinklinx nf talt, mud tho!l urged tY tho rlrl
Climb X i ~"nt s h. II: It viii, Viii. ireb ri ns s
LIT determined step. Within swonty feet of
the summit. hnwevcr, Tho turso. tlc4h htkihnlng
vuico with resuan,,t ulteet AT tue sixth "
seventh step fr9n The Top tho poaty,s friends
.iS s.!1 ny "a h. sr'o r. feS' ANYTHING r,., tnoy
a,!d shosesl. and (r,rltnelod q THO aeh!orc.
tb"',pht tae Journey wns shon aealesei, nos.r
drc.u1ttiR thai ths cruataro eUuf1 rotur tu tic
rIf!nx l0svn, ~ mo WIitur ,n0rnlnR ycar5 HRn
certain sntur Jit. 10 te picked W il ttlntIKled
maAa aud cnrrfctl tn the pTnyc. When Il faw lnsI-
c. .e ss s ~ "e afsrr ihras y 4oS s'
ut It. o.1 tito pruund, md " himself. clamberesl
on 70 tho pad and tlntcu tho jndee ltntnnn ntrsn
ihknhatna-WMt1t. with tts furnler t'aHttcr.or.
fsot t,.snnsr his ,no'lnt bcaa,l u dsseant. 4
ho unrrftst to thu sarouunrtl Df his toes, and
unMly ettUtl an bis hands IN the batlsllo, and
fa'intti hss fatc with hts faMt. At thu litdtlp
tor tho hnrse IN breathe. and fut tho rider to
taku ftusb uAtl0ila of suit. ThonGG to rccnn-
nengc, ad t'le tafr 70 Arrvo sa!aty Ut the ttx,t
" tho hllt nt.llu cl,ntnunus plAudts. aft1v so-
turmct y tho l,!pel asst,cIntn OF the dunl cutl.
pany. We Aru iHferllIed tia,lt tl.B .Mnonlalou4
1uadrliptd will climb aud dcsrond Il faddor.
, 1881-11-28
NOT WISELY. BUT TO WELL,

Mnru,s ,sIcCrcn, II carpenter u yours Of aao,
rccuu,ly employed ut Il0uston's shop on Carroll
avenue. nud living at No. - uni0h street, WIS
arrested uuA locked uu ut tho Chtenuo Avenue
Sutton ycatorday. charged With bnstArdy alld
nssuu!t Alil battory. Thu cause Ut tho black.
eyed ypui,B n,tt'A trouble Ia this: at liarclllK-
tor, whero ho rocunt!y roaIdo1, ue met and bu-
r4suu ploused With tho npponrapcn OF u
young wumMn nnmed Nelo HoughtullnX, tho
dauRhtcr OF ono ut tho residents at tho towu.
Afterwards. whel, sEcCrca md his little tatully
moved i1.to tho city and took up thoir abodc On
Uuio, street, Nullto conceived n dislike Tor tito
1lonosony Ut her rural iIle. paukod up hor tuds
,1sitl cr,e to tho city, and touti1 employment Ns
II HlItluse-Aervnnt Ut M. In West blad!snn street.
htuCrBn hnv!nE klIuWn her ut Huntington. touk It
upon h!tasef r. ca!! ut'o'' sr +, friendly way,
thing moro than kindly interest manifested
itsuIf. rho chilli WIS horn Ovt. ~, Fur soMe
wcuks prinr AilA subsequent t0 that tiAto Nttio
Wns lluticnt 1T 4 priyAin lyinY.ln retrc4t kept
ly u wu,,ail upnls.l MMry AMtubart vi West
liarF!son street, Thu fath9r q the bs1e ,ad 1,
young nl0thar'a euro. hllk he was ulitruo tn bis
pruls0 rs To tho litsL wunk' = :EeslsA uon, anl
thereafter nut tiit tlutttr uH US lest 10 entth!.
till tho I'LL uF capcusts ht4 swettctl tO about wv
Mrs. lambert p.ussed blu fur tho tAttluy 6NtMr-
!iay. but hu !ill not tho' pay, ana Nellie, tho
i,uy tho blll. untt Hvu hes fur icrscil Just IL 70
my hur furn hulu1 IN l5Artttixtnll. Thi. h9 Mlsu
iDfuHull to do, AIld becnIiu s.l ol3rKr whom tho
two W.ln,u,I l1EDuHcti hik CONDUCT tlnt h0
struck Mrs La1iourt. ~ she says. Whrr1ts1ts
VIM tnken IN. Eia assl,rr.l q rctnrter who aMw
HIN III thu nrtcrtoou that the 1t!uutty would
bp settled buftrC being tAkuib Into court.
, 1881-11-28

In brick hu,lsa elos0 10 tho Grow or precI-
n!to u the cosnos % v pqllsadg aytune uMd
NUN npt ypt 81 yonrs of ave. I,il looking inneh
older. his tnrn' bc'ux stopped br years II work
III Il stnaplng posture. 10 is Jeun Cnnor'l.
eatAt trnar IN a st1nI v!l1H4e III the Department
or tho senc liis earliest yeArs xcrr ns+t'cEntc'l
viii, ,nnsnrootn beds. ind when bis fatncr died
nix yeurs aRo ho cams To Now York, un.i eatn6-
avenue, where he ren'al'le'I one ycar pcrteoi-
inu hts ARRANGEMENTS and acquiring cttntt.luts
and eastan!ers. Then he removed " tho plasu
portnr recuniIy sisitetl him.
lietoro entering tho ee!lars at the rear Of tle
eote whera s 5as 'shrs ess xs". ;,n sr
% fan,cd it oat What io'Sed very shost ss Whiio
the nsushr,x,tn. liz plantu,, them in tho nu-
favorable. In low hours throw up the
1T tie huttnn. .shnpeh heads thAt he loved tn
Tho ccars tn ~hteh the culttvNtion 10 Itl prng-
tcss lumber lUurtuetl. each sixty 1.-Two lp2t tr
a vsy ry s ae anst TakK yss
aud Hivlnx bis visitor un0thor. u. ConoEti vtl-
tered 1na II tho cellars. the reporter following
of mushrooms, und the tlim light Of Tho candes
showed rows al eAsth. similar to- thut nireuly
tlrscrlbeJ. placed on narrow benchrs about four
feet high and extending aly arnnd tho cellar.
j, these tho wtn germ Wits eycrywhes13 visible,
whlIa III ceFtnih uiuers little bInrhcs OF tnnsh-
rnOns were seen. Tho rows Nf unrth werB con.
lcai, an1 not lEEslra thnn aix Or seven ltchcs in
hlEht. They werc very Smooth, uul nut IL pnr~
ticlc Of suit wna Ilurnlttul 10 full upon tho
cleanly- swept tlt,Dr. Everything n rio cellArs
IL 80 sensitive that tho presence Of n substance
with strung or rAisk tAlnr would. lu all proba.
tiltty. destroy tho eilt!ro cr0p.
My Ilre Is passgd tn these collars" said tho
oil inus.rns',ll cultlyntor. tnedtatlycly, na ho
emerged from tho lark Guvo. II hava no lntnF-
f.Qf n ntJyj l.tr f,t9fx
only 70 grow mushrooms. furco nothing. int
Enbrely try IT, r01noru out of Natures pnih
sonu uE tho uhstnc'es TINT sue encounters lit
this coititry. III Frnncc hall rH stlutl trouble.
but hpfo tho fuief,so cold Ut winter nld the
scorrhlnH hont Ut susntn9r hAys y l,e cnrsftlly
RuNrdel aKhtnst. The ct,la especially |. fuinOnY,
and In winter .hnvo to be constantly III witch
10 provcnt tho tcstFucu1u Of my tsttle bl,ttons,
Hut have rniaeA something larEer thnn hofu
lnCcd mushrooms wetEhin4 1ypr nIue ountss,
hut Bnch Are rlr0 oven III FrAnc0.
, 1881-11-28

HArrtsbnrq iitt.l 1tssynlplt
An uNuslAl Glla1 IL ueltlK trltx1 III tho Eutnner-
lAltl County ia, Court lhis wGek-thut Of test-
iila by l4ry wivther tho kcaptng, Of 3 large
,il,tisnucu 1r uut. Thu IL tr1,lu West Fntr-
river trtitn Harrisburg. Two Iitzutls t.la abtsut
f} Ektt 1t tt,tss aud ~ sha suksnpr waa seafGe
Ut t,Hter!ul such Us tha bp1s tQol upnn thuy
clllan III luvgu nut,l'era into tho hsls1acs,
taars e'' vii ill., auytSln9 nar ,iosa 10
liz nuishbors kitehan, ulI wors there fur tlaya.
hc nut being Mhle to hlsn ts.eH, tho aucon bolrg
killed. They Weru especially bud about canning
I'M. preserving rtnle. compelling tho housewife
to III har preserving IN tAa 8fel.R, and IN mo
Illstnncp tic WlFc hn ~ climb In and out OF tho
W,now tor tlays, not daring to opcM the dunrs,
Tor tlle bees would w III by hundreds; pcrso!ls
wltyE; entre li1Aaea t'rc.ttno !fcsteA with lees.
II, Ht,uE thai flp itInnlrS could aDt rctre tn
rtst ut nlxhEswIth0ut t,uluy BlunK by the bpgx;
Trays Ut trut nut out ft,r drying wuru entirely
ct,tiStlt,,sa tnlleud, fctxn of torrur was oxtc-
ftotsuca fur keveruI tntNtAa, MntIl n CUtAIHtscu
oE citizens axroe,l to uhatG tho nuisance, and
aitur several Efforts a.4'.Mtra " taa es'utt:
3nE VI buca was IN Industry, REd ~ Buch could
ibt eattiu ullAur tho hca.l 1t pnoltn nulsaucu,
Allu that xutl could mt tJ brQuKAt nur slHtnHREs
recayurcti tur rho Keeping Of h1ncy.baos. Inc
nttnrlleys ~, tsutA Sides presented tho upn1unS
Ut saseFa Judges and HIT INV pe!sl{s IN tho tassUs
uttsr whlula Tho Court 'lcclloa tho unRu shouA bo
tro4, and thB tgsttHluny wss reeolyetl. hui t,ne
VIVA tttu'l botoro judge Pearson In Dnuphtn
Cnnnty years uxt,. III "heh thc defendant was
ndlnlaud guilty, bud 10 lay lne and ubato the
EulHunCp.
, 1881-11-28
An Italian sul,xtisuto fur tl.p Duel.

4 substitulo for the duel. which will doubtless
ba welcomed by htKll' tempered lut,sl who Aro
poor lnnrksuIoH. bus bcea found IN Italy. Tho
eAllor VI ~ ltustan paper p II . sa!4 reseatay to
hp hud given olIoCsc, tho following letter: "Slrs
cAunot send my euoonla =, such II sG.un.irel
~! ~ yourself. Hereby, therefot9. q ! s!niss you.
to you, On my bohast,. y sound slup
on elthor oherk. liz thankful TOR my
consignment or hcarty ,lwaeks vita my tavarlt
waktily-xtlekl rcInatu, etc. Tho neIt la0rn-
lng thu cllier printed hia uAycrsnrss lUitcr. IT,
xuth0r with thls crushing rvJondor: lnIinit-
aulo Adversarys In cotnpIlAilcu with your se-
tolIt mo couplo Ut CUTS Instead of v severn
a4rnsh!ng. You aaso struek m uie 1.i wr!ttaY.
vi my revolver ut y0ur hra1 and klll Jou BY !e!.
tx, AZ @ sson g. ynu ahal! aase @ @Sri'ssa ! guy
salute your et,rpat with tho highest cuEyitltra-
tiou. fuurs. atc." Thl. e4pcdtiocs md htoo1-
leg ns.h.d of aysS'nx!nF n's't wFoss F a''gat n
RulouG tho YiEYtnla gentlemen ut tho old school,
, 1881-11-28
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Judged frDiu II Catholic stand roInt.
At 1T. Plus Church, eort,or Eighteenth and
PAlllIna strc1ts, Hunt ustlIlilH, the Rus, Walter
Elliott, L. 4. T.. Igetl,rc .nor tho auspices ot IT.
Vincent tlu PAUL Hortety fur tho bc1cht nf the
t,ur II tho parish. The auditorium vi tho
church WIS well tllted, md tho audience c,n-
brtccd II hunlbpr Vi uon.cltsholt1 Indies nnd
pentlEnigh. witt WerU evidently ntlrhcfpu by tho
annpulIrntnult Ut lto Interesting subject Ut tho
dny. Tho nclIoul Qucation, Vicwcd from q
Catholic Standpoint"
Thu reverend gentleman aaftl that Mt pres
Cit tho Belisu! question ia tho muat important
fssuo With which tho. A.noslcAn pui,tlu have
toticui. rho subject wns MI cxhuustivc onc,
and hu would hot ntton,pt to colIsidcr It in Its
estrcty. but would u,tno down t' practical
tnRtter u fact. Nhat fs the rtnsUn tnt the
Catholic Church s 81 sti1,nr III rgkarl tn Chris.
TIM etlnrntlusi III tiay-schoosf Tho most linz
purtant tf.i,r III II purson's llru Is tho lev cnriy
yehrA 1peht III scnnO. Tn this trultitnE depends
thu yoI,th's future, hIa character Is ih ii grcnt
Ileasre furtnr'l there. md tho principles which
hb tnbtbrs Il, tho schonl-roonl he In very
npt To carry with htm through ltiu.
Hence tho NECESSITY Ut t1,cutcattns thuse th.ngs
which ars hest calculated to mako truo tnMn
out 9t tho clltla pupil. The chlli's 'nnrMl bent.
and ~ tact hts wi,o tntolleatt,Ai tra!n!n9, .lc.
pend upDu the sehuol and Its surroundings
Thuso uilaltsles which tn1ko u tlll u great il,aH
nru Leyulu,ed i,i suhtn'!- Jtys, and things then
a" u5s he Sos &C. 1'uS. Hsy II IN @
ttah ,., tho N, uong: TUG tnujqr lnrt Of tho
r"a .., or s awuy from spSM psno parental uaneo. ee
Tho ureat work af training tho young ono and
fnrinlE his tnila as It shnuld by FORMED de-
ut holue, vIrtuu must nu learned Mt achonI. Our
i'sstestn,lt frcn.'s, IT tnost OF those who faynr
aSs M ssnaS, qs oS as o nsoa 3 s
rpatlluK nf tho Scriptures III II pruyerfuf epIrlt
, 1881-11-28
GLADSTONE.

Lecture ny tho Mev. nrooke kaofford.
The i!ov. Brooke liorfora lcetarea last eyen~
mcu,o conurcunt,t,n IN thn .ub,eot of "G,aa-
+ tune" 2. =; lls sud; ;,-, ,,,. !, .,,, ,,,.
bare tho most cxtraord,,,nry ,,n,, OF our age
raatcnJcss orntor t,rii,n,,, ,nitttolo,, NJ, ~.
G,as, ,'arsw",o ~, ~" ma
power. Glalstono t0 john Bright IL MS Datuns.
Gus blale to a hAttlo.nx. Ilo wns born In Lhs,-
casaire County, ia a township from which nas
naled surh mon as Robert Pcel' tha Earls os
ieres. John bright, aild Gladstone. His school-
% nas'er , remembered him when buy u peculiar
s'. nau1' a a. af.aa,ose' pa. u. oxtra no sose
~, ~! so'pnstoss. efana@t'us WIN sno ussa,
@ e.. aohors aau loafning within those ant'sluated
influenced has carcor, Otadstouo uwurl
In sfter yoo,a fin, ~, ,,no,, .s,,.rs,o- ~ ~
fon ls ,a s,n @ aIu n !s, ,r.s ",,% - co
10 Tho tnost rigid conservatism. Wculthy Sir
John GLADSTONE, hIs fasnqr, sent bis sun, urter
graduating frn,n .tna ,,,tvcraItv tn 1totv VIII
hc yln~ of widening bis kaawlol9u ut tho
It thu ago Ut u years, wus summoned bauk 10
x'4nu Ha ~ ,s a,a 1oa seat III iari'amant or uooerf
lee III lSs envo al1n an Under- -seurotnryship
INC ~ iss tho os'lce Of Vles- rressdunt Ut the
Hhari Of TrG mud 1t ,yns IN th(s tH,s!tiun that.
while .tefculur lis beloved ehinr Tr,Mn tho t' nl.
tncks u Tusyisi Ointistn,,c iirst ,,o,rshc,i his
tsspF sssa Ys .Gs faf tS'ras M sSi S
with lin inrrih, ~ ~ H. ra,'I's'.,,ts
KItfs, "iion,Gar,t,% IN hu WIS cAtjo5.
Twgnty thnt,snn,i MI, roif1oua ,v,rt: ~
that timo dvl,T n ,,Tis',p' ~. ,s,, snIt,.Mt
churua' Th;, III 1in ~ as ~" ~; "!'a rne,.M1 r,
:he loud horrilio. Tenslsru,,s shaok|es csasi,sd
stone wrotts Iuii"rs ~ r5 p,i,nrst ,,,,,sm,
!us aerny aid urnnhi""llv f,,n frsstS,,i ttmtE
Iaese ! lcltrts were so,tt IL ovary Court III Eu-
, 1881-11-28

SeW IjarsA hsqi.tsr.
III tho market: fGunE Anliseltccppr--"llA HIVE
You = ealts haaa7 1thIuk 1ohn would like oae
"Yss, Wc have one niocly cleaned. Shall
"At,d. hAyo YOU nny qna!Is think quait on.
toAst would pluase him"
"sotno lust III thDs morning. ....
"Ana. lot tIH seg. jlun Uf heet. il IL quito
season for vg,li1oE yul5"
lion 1f hcefY'
hAlf pound Ut pork'steAs.'
A. 4, 9' t1e dry:Hoods emporium: "You warrant
40, YES. Indy. Just tho best sllk .,nportcd
4 L. frncks within year. we'll nlake IT Kood
"Wol, tiow lot MIC sso Your plusaes and vol
At shb next ouuntcr, uaa'an,,' somewhat do
Lasiy guea to tue aouon. .countcr, mud buys
buff yaru ot ELASTIC and paper Ut haLr- plus
III tho olothi,is housa, 1want bat,g-up,
ro.nlnun-se!su si's-onc thnt'Il bo arcssy a'id
nut tul R0otl fur busfueas,''
''T'hHt's Just thu uheoss. Every why eflanl to
CUSTOM nlalQ. NoboIy'l over kIiUw tho llrer-
ence. md a third issa In price. Sanlo thug
llllle llp would eo8t yuu--"
",t', ~! !!sx ! 4 t,,9eh have got to pay for
is,. , aalsyS sI'k.l'aed. Fur ito yo'i' sou
"0ut any q them u-eons suspot,desa tefts
lin eDINinX All IL plecca." uoAlcr tuus HIN un
pntr Ia hurry utd fosKuts to usk him W Gull
aHAlu.
, 1881-11-28


Tint something extraordinary was about 10
happen tIuti been W0tltlud, wo lpcvu, III tho jap
ttu creek roa,i from tue usauA Iiatet 10 lbs
thtrl brilso ana IL liola!aur. syery p'int that
ono ytepa" weru closely crowded with spedtu-
tutT, Japanese aud foreign. With tha fAtter
class tho tcn. .hnlsa ut the b1tt0ul ug the ateps
suuA to The smiling mattresses wese unpraets-
dcntea ~ tho l.iatpsY Ut that thrvtag estAe!lsa.
speaklmv orr 4 afeat dsal. sir. Tor. the boa.t
bus been announced to " up aud down them
when It arrived Ut the toot " tho statrp,
mt without difficulty, aud long behand
tt.no, owinR to tbs pressure nt
tho crowd. female nthlgtV, armed
wllh potent oudKei, Alter scstssral,y suit for
, 1881-11-28

1JfE EEEENT EFEEI1UN9.
NEttt.tH, Nov. .T.-At Il Parliamentary dinner,
bismarck Mnnlulncl1 HAT tho recent clrt.tsons
shoui,t by TO mems be tnkGn ~ ii roilt!c1hI1a-
ton uf tlp policy TT tho Government, rs, reek-
Unny by tho ntmtcr of setcs pu1'oa. tho Cut.
strrat!ycs nlonc msnung tho principal political
pnrtics froFrtl ii substantial i.lcrynsn "a cDnl-
l,nrc With tho results IT tho elections Ut ISIS.
This ycur tho Conservatives po!lcd stU,31s votes,
against IN. mi III 1818.
TILL: FRENCH .AssitAsHAl}nl1
Tho Frus,ch Ministry has llutlcd the German
Government Of tho dppatnlInent uf Duru,t dc
Courcal III French AtnbaEaa1ar TT f3crItn. Thu
government has approved the nppplutu0nt.
ltAN0N' yDS KrEuNES
expresses himself highly satisfied with tho
hearty wclcolnr accordc<l him III America.
, 1881-11-28

tPa&klnalaM t4lItfln 81. Iouls tilJbf. IIfIn'cT'l
Tho bont and duteGtuA tiQlru 1T tll Mxo1 Ind
pueli,R Alnnu A6surlta! tn thnuHht. aud pursuAK
ths sumo alsunt. m!udc.l ,lset'!u!SAl tramp Up
iiuuey wllpH bu walked tha iIo.,r Ut tlU BettAlo
Chamber. Thu tWU yuars IN l'era huye told III
binl terribly, Ri,d tho px.aoI,utnr's appcarAeco
fs " shock III innny people. Hin. Or s0rtuw, ts
making parfect wreck nf hin, nnh hu ~ uny-
sulng Tut chrurlut or pleasAnt 9lIuct to CON.
template, with, hts thtit Eray lockA ind bowed
a4trt hts return to sills Country hnys mt been
reeoy.leA yot. ana tho gahra!an Of TINT Mnl9sky
thuir rvturt equal to the full ynlue OF tho artt-
re&
, 1881-11-28

aii hfa trclis GT rutustx to drink when lt,yitel,
Yhre0 tnontbs 4xo no "sWnFo OIL F" IN Naw foFk
ctty, and though he has ,drAnk Dnuugh t0 t!0ut
Il MtsslSSIpp! atealnhAas," he sAyS ntyMr AYhtll
viii any ateohuliu quor pass u. l!p.. lIis quit,
ting drink Was bE0uEh. alnuI by singular cir
eunlstance, 10 went tn tisit hls slAter IN Now
York, aud whQn she prepared i. roUlp {0r hur
asstlnguishea brother she. ptaurd = dotaiIlor Of
whtaky ~ i, The nsxt apy s4s ngtloe4 tha
ilGuoE was 4nta:taa. ana atksd n!n has fGst9'l, ,
frlenil that wheil DO aaW Tho whisky III ats room
BE- thought to htmsuIf. "luos my ulster think
10 keep II lii my room: Dues any body thlak 1T
, 1881-11-28
AUSTRIA.

JMfTH}II TTHJCITItT:Ss
ViESRA, Nttv. :s7.--rho caliIcra III Ostrnn
mt1.ts. coAxli1E tu tho Northern hallway, tho
iasRust tniurA III A.t,trtn. Hre III II atrIko. AZ
Inst uccuttns thu Htriko l,utalntlig Hurtulls.
Twelve hundred men Hru ntreaNy O,t. unu It
was fchrcl rnincrs ih lhrIc ne!ghl"'rlt,r pis
wnlild Join thcm. Tho str!kcrs. hosea ctuln'ing
nit tnercnsc Or wuRcs, donlusll tho ,fstIlesnl "
nit t,ycrzccra Twn companies al Infantry havo
uocn Bent to Ostrnn frtMn 'trnppat,.
\ DENIAL.
TITO report that the Krlvuseahs Ind takeu
thrcp sll,u1 forts fr tho :t.lstrnn ttoops ai,,i
it.,ltlo prisoners OF tor gnrslsons Is otlicatly
1lct,tcd.