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, 1881-12-15

wnn'!cr for l,nw tnny" "tlnw the ,Iay. gihlc
hy. but bring nnc M ucnrt.r ttr!t hearts dr.
SIRE. Tho defendant hntl 4 sfenhKrnRhrr copy
tl'ls dthry. and thcn taxed hls Vile win writtfy
those "ntrrs with refnrtltce to HhGtlon, liz
GhRrKcs thHt AfD thrr throw tho tllnrF Into tito
flra and rrplIrf! tflat II shc mud known lir
wt,,ld read hrr tacy shu wnnti hHrn
h!,a ,,, o,psn -, b h's 49, eyes syes. -, 1!S eso,.. @
MID times s.t,ce Uctobcr. ls.a tho ,r,mpIn!nnnt
G.intnsttcti ndlitscry With tcor0o ". ktteltnn.
Tho chnpannns tMrs. Prnyl WINS nn hand this
snurnnx with mr. counsel. Mr.. EnlGry y. Stprrs,
nj Chicago, uni yfr. unrrirrG, 1T Luwsttrl. and
ready II vi trial. sr. Gray, nf Counsel for tho
tlreGnfh1lt. tnhven fur continuance IN tho
Hf'nlhl uF tho nbsefIca ut f!iRtnrlnt witnesses,
nnb submitted II, suppDrt OF hts motion tho NH.
d,'vlt Ur ". s. lnhn*on. setting fnrlh
tfint nnc witness. F. q. scGortf. wLo IL n drug.
Kast n state and hlrty.set7 stro.ts. Chtcagn,
,,.rd hs9 tcrphuic 10 lnv,tG shcldnn lo her
hnn.r, nt,.l that ho bud frcqtiatltl, srrn thotn
tut riding. and that unnthvr witness tCt,Is,sr3l
wnnsa prove thut he was prcseHt WHEN tho
s.eIr,9sAphct'A copy Of tho diary wns compared
with tho Hrgtnnl aud foinl u correct. atisl ttlAt
TIM nr.glnut WIS In tho hand writing Of Mrs.
Frly. Tho Eohrt uyerrued the tnutt0n and Is.
*iicd ~ attachment Tor tho witnesses.
ar. Gray wis asked fur continu-
nt'cn ot tue KrMind Of Pray'a NIB
iSee; III tna ad o 'ahn!toS o,eo tsTf stat
l.tWfsthn IN ttno In consequence of a wnahont.
THIS wns hlstt nrCrrulsd. md Jury fr.PanelnH
Ten trn hung selected bgf0rc tho recess. Tho
rcsnanltp ~O wpre obtained early 10 tho uft1r >
tn'n, nl!h thr CtIurt then ppsti,unel ths further
lGAflf1R uutll tUft1lIFf0W uUrl1trtH.
, 1881-12-15
Tho Catholic !" "1Iissiop.,,



CHICAGO. Dec. H.-Thore Is tnure or less stir
among our Protestant churches about RatttuR
up Il revival. NrnntItns tho Catholics. | Judge,
utc having one Whni clsu can mean tho u,i-
usuul crowds uhout tho churches On wcek duye
ths hosts ut pcnllunts At the confessional, aud
the eoHseless pastcr, patter Ut hurrylnG feet
asong tho streets ut 1 o'ciuck In tho m0rnng,
evcn through pouring t!uods Of rain? What good
Catholic will cxptain to us. not In general, but In
detail. tic tn1dns operaudi aud results OF this
Jubilee. In!sston, Or whntercr It ls7 viii not
sotne titcless and nt!.glng reporter glvo Us tho
Fist III uIe Uf tneat1 UCItEk Il. u. Scrtnuns to
punllcutsl suult VI whu live near tho chutcnes
would l1ku t0 gu In II we durod ind we're tint too
lazy-let US euy unhovuuunut. ruther-10 rlso u.
HnCn unGartniy huurs, VII! nut tho g,Ud ru-
purter bu our proxy ind ruveAt to ua this scliIed
myslcry OF IL Eathulic reviyuI? Tu ai t,bsery.
aai mind that hses near enough to u Catholic
CHURCH ~ watch tho ll!cuicnts Ut tts ceNseless
terrt1e snlIu pertinent questions arise. kluw Ia
It that tho aluther Church holds hur chii.lrru by
ties ~ 9LrunE and 50 GndurluK2 Or MD It WIS
suti Of Christ Lhat the tnuIttlutlee board Hin
gtatlly." Why ts 1t that tie Eatnulto Church cun
shuW 50 mucn clearer tltiu 10 this ctArueteriAt-
ic VI Chrsts mls1luN and teaching than tho
Prutestnnt2 Lot Vi nut ask the question Tip.
panty, but with dvop and scrious l,urprse. WHO
Will replyf OBSERVER.
, 1881-12-15
MINNESOTA BONDS,
Il District Judge Refuses 10 1ssue n
Writ of injunction Directed 10 the Gov-
GrMnr 10 RreYCIll nil Ia*ilD OF Un ldA.

Il District Judge Refuses to Issue n
Writ of injunction Directed 10 the Cove
crM0r TO Prevent un Ia~ue Of IBo IDS.
Sptctat DIspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
M1sSEAPoLls, Stau.. Dec. l4.-Ju1gc Lochrcn
Of tho District Court. this sn5ruuE ii!sd hts de-
cIsnn In tho cnse OF David a. Sceombc agatust
John y. psilslury as Governor. o,c., ituulcasied
with SclHh Chamberlain TITO plaintiff, 1t viii bu
remembered. prayed for All injunction from tho
District Cnurt TesiruininE Gov. pillsbnry from
issililiV and selah Chamberlain frs'm receiving
1uy OF tho nuw r,ltruld adjustment bonds.
Tho cnse bus bcen = seluburNtcly brlcted
anu Ar.ucd. The dcolstnn, utter rcoItkng
tho fActs presented to tho curt. 9ugs ou to say
thnt concedlhG tho p1l1utiu' u rtuht us taxpayer
to brlng this aotIon, aud ooucedug tho facts pre-.
ecnted to exist still 1t must nppeur that tho
plnlnttR baa cause Of Actlon, or, In o'hnr words
that tho proposed ISSUE ut new bonds IL ilLcYnl
It the c9ass!tutlonnl amendment Of 1855 aud rho
ast ot Noy: ,a i, iSsl s sre ya .en thor1 y 10
ty ens9 u sAe Yaw ss!o t ex re nS
Amendment Of isao to 6s vSid III in inpalrlnx sso
obl,Hat.Gn " thusu rAilruad hnt,ls. Tbs neccs-
aartly nEttEcs Al, mdtna'eatlon thRt slivh hoads
ls5s. Under which they Muro Issued, wuA valid.
The pct & 0t Nov. I. 1ssi. Is then constltu-
t%ional % Th9 pr9posea ao.lon Of tho Governor Is
Tie plaintiff hots ttlut tho ruling uf tho ST.
prSnle caur @ was 81 on'y ,iEg,l .ho act ot March,,
tho constltnuonal ainot,duetlt.. aNd Of
power q 'he l.eg'satnro to provide for the ply
uasarc Of o1iter dioia, aud uf nu uuthurity in
any court Tho plaintiff havlug no causs Ut
stetson: tho Cnurt reluscs tu cultslnr the luc8-
Interfere b.. Injunction with tho sutton 1t tho
uovvrnvr: gho l,laln.iti's ~ applipa.ion f9r judy
In IlNfnfkSlAt9 n ttfhufuDf HjIattIIrr 1F
, 1881-12-15

CHtoAou, Due. A-Cunsplrncy seesns prst&y
harsh word tts apply TO eoAl l-pealers' Union,
but when that u,llun Ia q combination OF mIue.
owners whose plot has for lts obteo. to 10 ltnit
the product Ut tho mine ~ to mako coat both
scarce and dcaF, and thus tureo poor people to
pay exorbltunt prIep* fur full, tDpn tho mon cn-
gagged IN that nuslness become< cunspirato1s
agRlast tho people. The uoat.mln1s Ut Ohlo,
Pennsy!vauta, and Illinois arc incxhHustlblo, and
the facilities for pr1luolI19 tho otIaI ind trans.
porting II tp Murkc! arU nu,p plo thut bull hard
and sOIt oUat ts1uti lu dItyurlI With profit in
uh1cuKu fur o1lc-haif tho prtcos " tutay. Il IL
not EenerMf1y NOVA l1at soino 0f our Wholesale
roal-dculers. Whta8 nruat4 uro &sAhl0W u year,
stv dFYelly 3n1sre.tGt ~ stackhnldcra In thu
are personally resH,usiule TOR tho rvsuIta nt thu
eu,uGluatou axnitst lse public wo!farp. Whllo
ninong their eMplo5et-the mlnes.-fur
higher wages and sell'proteouon, thsy
themselves cutter Into 4 still moro Ill.,
, 1881-12-15
ffams-HuRar-turo1 dutli can.

snroi l!tit.. '''" ''""' 49, '' ""''' N~
M!t.xky--t irms Weslrrn rcctiFioh. ft.n,atid.
M.inncEnfEt,.. oifces Hnet bnL Ernl E.t0 cnrRpoa,
9rMnnty ID nsinr y .ia na4#r st"atlt, vim tar
tHlly fhir, .i6.l(ei Grino 10 hUt. titlut ri.
!, ~ sint'diti rnsr n 1kts. nnm.scs n stit ~.
"fn* ri @a,fyls. !tie9 stentlyt lualslnnu, hs7c.
, 1881-12-15


NEW yuRK. Dec. 1L-gnAtS-Wh hrnt-Follow,nR
Ia stt,v!ty and buoyancy OF last evonlnR tho mar
kttf rntss Waeat opened hvEc nbult fsGb5f9 bu
uadcs the final quotations Of ycs orday. in Instances
further ylodlnE on the oary trading M much 10
l4e tu on FREQ md urgent oEleslns largely on
speculative account. nt tho reduced txliros.
nuEluess has been In tho fnY1rtt grndo OF
10. rc,i to fair navrerate mostly an
the option list tho dealings for curly eItvor5 hnvnR
btsn on restricted scnlc, shippers buying with ro-
a7s and IN good parf III unuraded roll. Through tho
Ate aEtarnon tho ai Of Hurtuhteh a1Ightly cavlpR
~ heavily At tho lowest figures o! tho day. Western
Ms'ces u loss fnyosahlo tenor. Spring
wheat has boen dull todNy. bnt hold ut
ateady nRurcs. anIea reported 0f 3,Ij10M bu Mo.
redh ht1ta closing at tl4i; No. rod new Ind old
esIsdy At 4as13l@2tf closing Mt SILL now rule
aod aLt3A Old Eule, only part OF Tho aGRro-
rata o. this ReaAo passing 10 shipporas do
ntcembnF, npw rutc. ut &s.49{ni,4lk, cIoang At
MA:f asked md fl.t{ b'ii do February At s1.45,s0
ltSk closing at sl4Dk askod mid &l.t54 bids do Mnrch
httLial l,4at. v1osna nj st.47N asked, No. rcd nt
lift No. &red at the attur rate delivered,
u h1.S6lAllss NJ. J milwaukee, spriNg. fusr
qualify {inarkotod last evcntng) IL tl.a5
~ starei uuarade|i surlng at 9lcat...
Torn les actlVn, espccuiy fer eary lcl.ycry. und
again quoted ganoraIly l0wor. in tho instance OF No.
ahbout Asl{ca tu, cuailH wonk, Tho export in-
lusf hns bvaH sp!rtless anIcs reported OF ,.1ahAU
su Mixed Western unRraded ut 6s5a7lc to qnnilty
Ma condsuon; No. whlte 1s57a,tc, nearly
ta,t,s! At ,ss; ssAmer as, yeoT at ~o osts
@ sstnss sse s;stss f ssGs5 s'9Rsn wsis
Sse's %hs sSts ss WsstS," g. g qa"1: w.
IL I'D S9:s s' M % S Ss @ sa us xsa ass;
Issss s;sis, s;s SssSI's ss NJ csSa ii ss; Sca
,I,9 F5ost. IN loss ts9uc.:
, 1881-12-15

TOLEDO, O., I1ec. H.-t}NAIN-whent weak, No. =
re1 spot, Fi3S,St Jauuary. tl.Sf, February. $Iss3
March he,d ut ALL. Torn dus NJ. =, sput sic; jun
uary, 65|ic oid May nomtnn!y GsHc. Oats qu1et No.
a 4s4r.
CLpvEn-sEEo-ho.a = ttss, priuao ssos. do. Jauu-
uary. taUL
CLoHrD-Whent dull, No. 7 rod. DecombcE. t!.5I
bid, th;! asksd: Ysar, tLstf btt tiS1 a4ksd. Jann-
:l+ga VT, & 4 a.sya' Anst' s!A 6!! ssAf asxHd: 81
asaGd.
.NIcEirrs-Whoat, l7.aU bu; corn, 27,1A bu: onts,
lOuN hti. -
sulrMkNrs-syhsat, 2,n1 bu, corn, 2tou but oats,
nUN9.
, 1881-12-15

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. N.-FLOEn-Dust; Western
md Pennsylvania cxlras. Il GtGsi Minnesota OK.
tsha 7b7, lit Ohio pn.un.s, 63 Mnnesotn pate Mt
rruoess. $al0 a8.25. Rye huur tus, tsh&sASu,
0tAtx-Whcat dull, weak. Hnu luwor; No. Z red,
ueccmbnr t1ds& 39}as JnaunrT, ti+vSb1l. A1& Fob
ruaFy It, EIatLsih Curn dull; old suit. mtxod truck,
lie, od stennsrJni ~ !,ntxed pcceHlbas G1tels4e;
anliary. ts,lSGs4et foIIuAry, 7!HS:lnc pHts uGtE,
HuTTnN-Qnioti crsnulefy axtra+ 41ci dairy cxtEa,
EuGs-ClEm md unchanged.
GHEEsE-4utet md HnchAnx1d.
ltTHOLEUM--NO. .nltIniIy afi nHnRad.
tEcktrTa-F!nus. 1.NJ brlsi waGat, llo90 bu; corn,
lS.Uu bu; Unta, p,.Iu bu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1881-12-15
MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE Doc cH.-fLuult-Qnet huk dru.
GhAIS-Wheat dmIt Hnd lower, No. 2 Milwaukee
hard. $a58; No. M'lwau. co, sl.1, Deccnbor. sl.S3
Jatunry s.2S, February. t7s51t aarch, TIA, April.
slz3t Atay, tl.,& No. MllwRukuo. Gill; No, 4, vJci
nj. L El}3o Myo woakcr; No. i. Vsc. Unfcy nrMsr;
M. : srf.IH. W1ktIG.
FRUY YlHlUxs--rtrler Mess pork. slGa1 cash und
Decetlllgr; ktN jMnunrr lHrd-fr!nu stcRtu, $lv.91
CMstl and t!ucaE1uUf} Il l.t&t jhnAhry.
JtuuH-tlFl1ur; 1nIr l9I1Mfldt ;376ls6-2k
itxuKIiIs-tl0ur. 7,Jn brlss WHEAT, 3asxU BIT, cora,
1aU, " hu. 49,
elltrMESTs-rtour, R,A0 br!s; uhcat. 4oo bu; corn,
D,Au hu,
, 1881-12-15

. DETROIT, M4nh.t Doc N-FL1UN-unrtanked.
O1aAtN-Whcht ens!or, NJ. white, caah xnd De-
conbsr, tl34}t, january. t1.35,{ February, els74,
Mn{eh, s,:s3&s April. tl@7ts MAY, tLtikt No. rod,
NEGEsl~TH-Wheht yauU hu,
SulFAENI8-Wheal, 3.ul bu.
, 1881-12-15

Special Dtspafeh to Ihs Chttaqo 7ftbAns.
KANSAS ulrs. Dec. t.-G'RAtN-1'ho Ertee Current
roparts, Whuat-Hecutpts .tbsu but shipments, ln-
tgI. dull and weak. Nh l. cash, TIC; january. B1eI No.
! cuah. g&a January, 08!{ot Nh caah 4!iufs Ianu-
mry. tL3lti Nu catll. sl.H. cUrn-ls1cGlpts, IT..
baS but sh)nents4 !hesI bui stou und lpwcFt NJ. 4
cA4n, toci January, 5J{G
, 1881-12-15

PEORIA. ILL.,. Dec. !L-GHAtN-Cofn dullt high
mt1ed. BiAQaf,o: mtxad. tIEaslAo. Dats Inactive,
M. Mhlte, w ta}1e ltyo study; No. y Nfo9@L.
HluHw1Nks-unchanRed VI fila,
ltkckttTH-Nheut.h Wv bu, earn. 6S7S hut oats, 5000
but tyg. astS 0ht ,harloy. a.ssn bh.
tQ1 hui tye, 8hsQN hui barty, LILO bu,
, 1881-12-15

LouisvttLE, Dec. N.-torroH-pull at I1Hc.
FLouR-Qulatt extrl, &s.ub5.aU oxtfa family, $50
9G.u0; 4 NJ. l. Is; choloe fancy, 7.h8S.ul
GHAlS--When& stoKdy Ut tl.Ja curn dull, No.
whtto, f01ac; DO n.s1od. lsHe.. Dnla 'dul,4 No.
Wh9s f14cl % nIlx9d. %ae+ Hye steady md nu-
ctuIixett M. y f1.W.
t.AuvlslUSn-rurk and lart nominal Hu1k meats
dat9t shund nunu. clear rib, esnr a.des, g8u
Haeou-Eear rib. lt5ac:, Anma-Bugar'cared. lac-
nSGs-s.ssdy s.' Il sa:S!an sHta Receipts. laA.
, 1881-12-15

NKW Y0AK, Dsa 1.-THE genera! market continues
QNIat End steady. Cotton yopdA NsFs In light de.
Mant bus stocks arc ta excellent shnpe and ptioes
MTG nEnl shlstang psats Wusa rather uoss aotIvB.
Woolcn geods wute quiet and sasady. rlushes aFs
dplnx well. aud holiday Kuads sre gslEly Aot&ys.
, 1881-12-15

.Thv increnso during the week wAs ii 73j b,,sh.
nis % wnpa.. 53e@ bnsass Z, 81 ct oats. HEd @ 5!5s
croups was G:t G:o b.ahuts Ut corn and l6,7l&
bushels OF bartey. Tntat. 70.Ht8 bushels Met
lucreas0 duElux the week, ;,0i4 bushels,
, 1881-12-15

DHAnYoRD Pa. Dec N.-FErRoLtuH-Msrtet
excited aud Irregular upened A. Hss{c, declined 10
Bi3So advanced to o, xnd closed u 8Uto bds snioy.
lx&.uM
F!T!YnIfIsd, "a. Dup. tL-rgTtOLnEu-Etrm and
hNheft Qnltad certificates cuse4 ~ R1oi redu'sd IT,
PAl.R1olphn dYHFUry. :
E1TUsViILk. ~, p0c. .ia.-t'xTRnLKuN-t)pans a.
&tct b:ghs+n S4c luwsAt. Stke; closed, 6tN9t ship
anents, tIt5V oalest Ftlna IT'LL
, 1881-12-15


GALVESTON, Doc. N,-CoTroS-arm. mddling
llhc} lew DO. ile, apod Ordinary, t0fe, net re-
cuipts+ AND bales, exports 10 ths Contlnsua s7tj
salsa, t&Eti stuck, t98hu. ....,..- ...
'Nkw Uit,EANa, ljsu lL-t,9rTox--Quiet3 tu!dtlIng,
llftc; NV d.. lls s9S! @ utdlusry, sS. qst rsceHts
~ tho GohslnonL h~0i toust"iso, blG, sales, haOi
Fl. lSGis Dao lA-Co17nx-Quiet, mlddsing. li,kot
sales w bxlnEf Eac0pts 4ul
, 1881-12-15

BrrTALo, N, y. Doc. N.-GnA1N-w9eat reg
looted 4nd nomtnat. Corn tut, car-ois No, 2
mlzod. esc Oats, fye. and barley inaottvo.
, 1881-12-15

O9yyEG0.

IHDtANAP0Lls, Doc lA-GnAiN-Wheat nrmt
dsA7>s1
, 1881-12-15

II tired taking large old-fashloned RrlpEu4
pla Try Eartsrs LittlB Liver Pills aud takn aurno
comfort. a man can't stand everything. Onp
pill u dose.
, 1881-12-15

Official Report to tho Railroad and
Warehouse CpnlnithsIoIi oi the Amount
Of Gfalit III hturo in Chicago.
Sptetal Uspa.eh to Tho CAteaoo 7ttbuns.
srnlN1P1ELi,, ILL.,, Dec. 1I.-Tho abatement Of
tho Warehouse Registrar to the llallroad and
Warehouse Commission fur the week ending
Dec. III wus received toiay. 1t shows the tot.
(nWtnEs
, 1881-12-15
COTTON,

OawEaO, Dec. M-0ilAlS-Wh$xt steady, Corn
uonlaaly unGhahged.
, 1881-12-15

bare md feeders, f2.rktIHl. nntvu cows. t7ast
hHs..ff,ntr,yt., f,.!rkE4 ~.
AS:In,hsIlerups.. l.atl, ahpmcnta. G1I, market
lu.r ,n,iI ii Ctnrr f3sh.H Iii mixed pnutlnE, tt.0
setss%n " i1shL shipping. - lHttHt
eS tsDfAFAFhtsts.
,xotAsArotis. Enr: it-il,nis-Dnli md lovnr,
LIKING an, shipping. 65~ssn' rcoelpta. ship.
hSnE1 nE41tHnj jon,rnt ncttvet shinplnE. ft9kaG7t,
l1ssr. el5A&t IL; Htnckaf1 htid funders. QfSk3.16I
bntstHns, hIH st,tuliehta. lDl
eeiRk Rktss;cady, alJtb Ito: rtcclpts 4l shipnsnts,
pont. tYYctysArt.
r,sr1yxATt, Dec. It-tiGus-r1rmt common and
tk tiItfn lt tlCknn md butchers, fB tudt.G1t re-
@ss. @sns. plOl; nhIpHlontS. fa
, 1881-12-15

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE on
a. TRAINS - EXPLANATION or NRT9RtTca
nAnke-tHatnrfay excepted. "euntaT eIfepteI,
fM1nday excepted. 3DAily.
Chicago IL Northwestern Halfway
FofMapa, TIM ng Lar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Apply at ~ EiArksst, GRAND Pacific Fnitnse Iinss
md depot cUrRer Of WeIA and KiDIls. iii "NH'oe
, 1881-12-15

M!TE.I'unan n!oani,: Cars from Chtcn<o 70 St
LDn!s. Kansas Cty. uul !'uura. rhs!or DaY Coaches
w!!h rc!ylvtnx chulrs. thraso to h. LHuts md Ia
KaMsts Ciy. Ii, ehassn of bsy Couches Enicaxo III 4
b. Lou!S VI Kansas City.
Chicago, Nock Islnud 4 Pacific 1Eatlroad.
t'eE. c,rner Ut Van iluscn AMI Shusmkn.stA TIckut
nMcca, ~ Ehtx.s AZ. SheEman ftuuso. Patuler Hnutu,
llAna laeluc l9otGl NtI - Canal. coFuuF MauAon.
, 1881-12-15

LUMBER.
h. ra1d rada hns sodium hcon better at this SON
~. ~ ths rear at,un nt presont Untnlde ostors nre
ih..Ix
, 1881-12-15

e-Un 5uLurssay nl4ht runs IL ru0rli onIy.
ss>Hn. II, As1s4.- --.4.. ~ .ltwny,
Union Depot. state and 4reI!th-st,, All s,cts..s
1rs Iur e TIE lopnt. And Went"2s!h.as ear, paa
Palmer OHlsp, nn4 t}ranQ l,ncic lIuint.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The December HG71per's opens with long and fully illustrated paper on the Berna- dottes Mr. Hatton contributes his third Annie" and "A Laodicean" are continued. Miss Lottie P. Mclean, the author of "Cape Cod Folks" has touching little short story. Mrs. Champney also furnishes story. Wm. Hamilton Gibson furnishes some very enter taining talk and tales about natural history. There are several other short stories and sketches and several longer papers elaborate. ly illustrated. As whole the number is an excellent one.
 Lsppincotfs Adgazine for December is very readable. It contains pleasantly illustrated articles on Fishing in Virginia Waters" ]" by John c. Carpenter, and Through the Ar. dennes, by Felix L. Oswald; the closing chapter of Sherwood Bonner's story of "The valcours;" some impressions of Parisian life, by Anna Bowman Blake; Popular Fal. lacies about Surgery and Doctors" by Dr. William Hunt, together with variety of other contributions in prose and verse; and an intelligent resume of the topics and liters- ture of the time.
 The December 4tlaratSc contains the clos ing chapters of MT. Howells' and Mr James stories, which for months have been such no- table features of this magazine. An article of peculiar interest just now, in view of the trial of Guiteau is that upon British State Assassins and the Defense of Insanity" by James W. Clarke. Miss Harriet W. Pres ton, one of the most delightful of American essayists, contributes charming article en- titled ''At Canterbury" There is an inter esting paper also on s'The Habitant of Lower Canada" by MT. Edward Farrier; solid ar- ticle on 1.-The Origin of Crime" by MT. Richard L. Dugdale, and two or three social essays and sketches of the kind familiar to readers of the Atla7ltSc.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
TO CHEER UP THE TURKEYS.


 MT. Talmsge says hell is strewn with to. bacco leaves. It would appear, accordingly, that it isn't such very bad place, after all. ElnsiTG Free Press.
 Professor Polit. Econ: s'What Latin word meaning money shows the fact that formerly cattle were used as 8 medium of barter ?' Junior: Bullion. ."-AayO. ''Will you tell me,'' asked an old gentle man of a lady, "what Mrs. --'s maiden name was ?'' ''Why, her maiden aim was to get married, of course," exclaimed the lady. Judge Folger has impressed everybody in Washington very favorably. When man IS Secretary of the Treasury he is quiet apt to be thus fortunate.-Elnatrd Free Press.
 A Springfield dairyman furnished butter to circus company recently, and wanted to get in on the strength of it. The ticket agent examined the butter and granted the request -Sprfngfeld Union.
 ssAre you feeling very ill ?" asked the phy- sician 'slet me see your tongue, please. ''It's no use, doctor" replied the poor pa tient; ssno tongue can tell how bad feel. :" -Bostoaa Transcript.
 An old lady who does not believe in the GO education of the sexes was rejoiced the other day to find that although the girls and boys in a large seminary seemed to be play ing some sort of game together, the school authorities had wisely hung long net be- tween nthem.-fhtladegplaG Neaos.
 The latest use devised for paper is its man. ufacture into blankets. It is claimed that they are soft and pliable, and for warmth excel blankets made of any other material The uses to which paper can be put are truly wonderful. Out of it almost anything can be made from a lace handkerchief to a human habitation. The most expensive suits are sometimes made from il. They are.cut libelous. -OI CStg DesTtck.
 Just before Butcher came to the assistance of Wellington, an aid -de-camp rode up and, saluting the Iron Duke, said: "What is your grace's opinion of advertising ?'' T think, :" replied the conqueror of the little Corsican. ''that an advertisement is good thing, and it's value is greatly enhanced by an occasion al notice in the local columns. Let the battle go onr The battle did go on, and Napoleon was defeated.-W Wisd Western Humo7ist.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21

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Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
Butter from Cotton Seed OH.


 Two gentlemen of this city, after expert menting for several months, have at last dis covered or invented a method of making ex- cellent butter out of cotton seed oil. A sam- ple was sent to this office yesterday. and was tested by several experts, who lavished high encomiums upon this new discovery. Being of purely vegetable nature, it will not have the enemies to combat that so vigorously and rancorously assail the oleomargarine, which is manufactured from animal oils. The in ventors propose to make two grades of this vegetable butter, which they claim to be far superior to all other kinds of artificial butter yet made, and at the same time profess that they will be able to sell it at 8 much less price After series of trying and vexatious experiments a coloring matter was discov- cred that gives the article most exquisite yellow tint, equal to that assumed by the finest New York buffers. We have not learned what the inventors intend doing with their discovery, or whether they will manufacture the article here or elsewhere. They seem to be sanguine of it's success as substitute for the different kinds of artificial butter now in use, but refuse to give any detailed account of the process employed in it's manufac ture.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21

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Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21

Milo Richardson, partner of Barnum, is announced as the next Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourth district. If this holds, the contest in that district will be 8 lively one, but Congressman Miles can be de- pended on.
 Complaint about the number of lawyers in the Connecticut legislature cannot fairly be made this year. Of the two hundred and forty-nine members-elect of the lower branch only twenty are lawyers. Nine of the twenty are Democrats
 The population of Gosnold, Mass, is 115, of which 65 are males The industry of the town is mostly fishing, and about 50,OOO lob sters are caught there annually. Last winter Governor Long signed lobster law that Gosno1d did not like At the last election he was ''scratched- He had five votes, six less than the average of his ticket. The interests of Gosnold are not to be attacked with im- punity.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

MT. Bumm is president of one of the branches of the City Councils of Philadel- phia.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
HECKERS'

Perfect Baking Powder, purchased by him in the open market, says tI find Heckers' Perfect Baking Powder to consist essentially of Cream of Tartar and Bi-carbonate of oda, or, other words to be pure alba. ammonia. or any injurious substance" 1t is
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
The Late George Law.


 Mir George Law died at his residence, No. 259 Fifth avenue, at 10.45 o'clock Friday night. after long illness arising from com plication of diseases. He was born in Jack son, Washington county, on October 25, 1906. His parents were both natives of County Down, Ireland, who came to this country soon after the Revolutionary war, the father becoming farmer. George Law had very little education. When about four. teen years old he visited Troy on an errand and resolved to seek his fortune in the city. He finally obtained his fathers consent, and walked thirty-six miles to Troy with pack on his back containing his clothes. and $40 his sole capitaI-in his pocket His first job was in carrying bod. In referring to this beginning of his career, Mir. Law often said II began at the foot of the ladder, and was terribly afraid should fall from the top be- fore got through Hearing of an opening at Hoosick, he went there and learned the trade of a mason. His first job on his own account was the building of a lock on the Eric canal Then he went to work on the Penn sylvania canal When but nineteen yearguld he learned that the Dismal swamp canal con