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, 1881-09-02
James u. Duncan He'll TO Await the
Action VI tho Grnntl Jury.

anu ,u w. ~ .ao t ~ tro
s ahc 49, % er,' sn.
Witness nuycr .aw him unlur tho tnti,ieni,o of
Ilu1ur. Never know him IL uuorrc1, and ,,eyer
tt.o -, ht.,, ,,,nkH w." ~ ,oa tnno,,.e" Novor
n1n;ha, nEfa en"s ~ n"o LUZ" ofu"@ a4i' 'o'' "'s
i;cnrrc 1wor, m,ncn,,. rho ;,-vcor. MI, ann
o. ss rrlsoer %as sxor a1'a sa,a !nat he kncw
n! c W. ao Us ~ a
s ~ wG M ~ %t s ~ US s,, iHnn orr wess ~ s1w @ az
h neatns h TN, nvar tne mena W Wia IT, PIX gas
yas ;s1, ~ uM ,.,, tn trr ~ us n c y, wiz
a,scr ~ M @ cpyu nv 1Rsr Rsr q cu ,mnss
saasssa n e s reyoyer @ fFon . h9werrss @ haa ad ~
tnsow y On te MG sa "dh @ bot st au4
a;S ay snr tnn oa ..ts MtEsa H.
wt''nss snn,r1,r ,Sn ssvo,yor h. and hin moshor
p,,iisi ts%ssss u Il; 81 istssr Wltasss iase W.
hls f%ge. - ipwcrrs na % sa y hs ,1tner , ~
Wttss @ mi ror .' H. Torf ~ ~ ,,,v tisn
nnr iii ha @ snu INV iiush IL ,nIuht HIM nc"
iirs,l % wSiie y % %'Iaess WI as!ssp: toysriy xss
a W. ~ tsnr ~ '.,n w,t M'a t p'e c,n III a H.
S sao III tns. 1 itnoss % M % ot SEC sec liz tHe resovar IT,
h"''waY 's l'satea ny u w!nuow ~ tho court
wos thu nont ,x.css a aftar si,,g ,wor,, tca.
tined that shu lived 1T ;'a Wabash 1ye,,io, And
was the wife t,f tho prlsoncr. Sl1o knew tho de-
rrnscI fur two ycuta-the time hu bud bson
rUu,ntl.E at her iGlisD. She knew nf no trotltiu
prtweejl TIM tlreuusc,l n1ld nef h,sbafd, Wit.
laGss Wetit - oul Tlesuay !!!Yht abunt - ncoSk M
iiIrht. Tho ii1st she knuw Of Tho trngeJy WIS
tne hoar.mE @ oi INC stl1t. somewhere ahont
99oex Is a og"t f,s MKo hsr np sSy ~, s ss
into ihe lall nnti .fountl her 6us6aiid
on tho lsnor With .ho deec,Sel Oil top ot him
cry!uK f1r mercy. Wtnsss ny dig not sec any re re-
;nlstit. !he dooensg niA lint sny anytn.ing.
M1css tfea t ~. 9 1esgasea ira a. & Rer n..s-
Luwerre u,ovcd nrnr tho bMtil' frha'n door. sl1td
sunk 10 tie !iuor; Witness di not set the r. r.:
bath -rut'ul 70 wash lln,self. When Lowcrre
tirnppeh IT t4o uath. roGnl, no nsKod witness 70
rss nss IL saty ps " W r tness Sr bss S ot
trouble bstwc"n !y, her husbana and tue TIC
!ssa,;ss: r. ; The so,!sisSasjoa IA VI = sho 2 @@id @
Witness ittl not ewo him anything, sho dla nut
spcnk 70 h9r husband about IT. ~ tho tnrt!ltrro
,yas hcla: shS l not k1lnw ~ Of my troHbis , ne.
wsro a,iy truba il tools pines while shc WINS uut
os town.. Tho dcccasod spoke to wltaess nt,ont
tho lnortgaYe, aud th9altolsud thut he would tsx
nalc'sil ho HaM aos Kocp MS ,vi,,ns1 tnnasn
ena' snid hrr busGantl % on Mau,In" that 1,owcrpo
W1a No tas dcceaset n or er hs ind ID re-. rS
rulscr. LowcrTo had n heavy cauo, which ho
" M upSs uposs csa1ni,ton lo witness said tho dc.
eeass. IND hsr H., s!aa aaar5esdi an9ri tho
lortvnso. Thorn wns nj, iruubir bctweert her
nsGaai and tho cceascd o., tssr uecouMt. fior
ns' Il va% !" nf ay 'f pana u re sRS sF"sS
ltxas w"s " t MFw Up " se so ra
md her husband ncycr interiurc,I. Tiio
, 1881-09-02


lE CI1lCAGO ANlbONG:
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Is to lc tried II there Ia any point IN this trial
where tho cosnsel n5e needed II IL Just ut this
phiht. ! trst enter my protest nHhtNst things
hctnRa. rllsh.r In this why: anil. IN the secuf'!
rlatt. II iiity nre. rcrcnptnrily decline ~ nl"
cAr ~ vt.litiscl tr n my 'anncr hnto ANY (ur-
tlGr c1nneettoM t With tug case. -
Tho l'rcsht!l,E Els!cr-lt ts Hcst TINT Dr. lint.
ticsl sllnslt! ,irderstAna thMt hc has hts slide OF
tao rAsG The Chtlrch sitio OF tho cnso y mt ~
ma hantla fnr tho committee III NIL htt inr tho
msUtni'tR ~ 10 wih LOO committee uat u receive
IL iintfet,-I ttcn lcavc IN tnou,ro wncthor
tllqlc i. nny discretion Or Judgment ", INC ttlrt
or ur sillc, VI. either Or e,uth, 'u thls matter
M ;,a. re9ara = a,'s,,, 70 tHo @ . tho x
.stIhn,f rn,urt, ~, ~" ni,.tnns ~ otthnr1,nr1v
OF course tue cntl,,sal--
the rrcsttltng Etier.t iinyo not yct an.
~, ,s III T unF @ .no vtner snaU: ~ ~ III lily
Thn,m"s IN II thIs ,nsn. nr' Etnnrr Miller. liz. H.
H. 1txtGII, Thu, Hoy. H. W. tirtlt,ctt. md tho ttuy
, 1881-09-02

tho lny wns nude up Of certain sharr nf,1 dr.
EiIrr ind tho prosecutions :" lima hand." which
will he foill III sletil In tho repHrt. III fngt, It
wns apparent fr,ni tho start TINT tho f,tr Ia like
ly tO 10 rubbed tho wrong why innre thnn ohco
turing what promises 10 be q prOtr.lgteta trial.
THE COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED,
A fuw minutes after 10 o'clock Presiding Elder
willing rapped on the tabto with biz knuckfcs.
md. opening tho I,fblc, proceeded to road por-
tton OF tho twelfth chapter Of 1tomHns. Dr.
Gurney followed with prayer. Al It's conclusion.
Tho Presiding Elder saIi: Tho names Of tho
committed will he r0Ad.
Dr. Hnttlell-t haro In my hand a telegram
from llrother Pitcher Informing mo thut 1,r.
Jcwctt Ii Frustrated with sickness, and not atc
t. he'd hshsad eG 70, unertase L. .to|np soES
s'f"s' fssiainx s '' ESer@Whese S i irotbor
pT: iIn.ae!a-Ho is not be able to ue here for
Thsu 4s y prcs'lius Elder-we ~lll proceed to or.
Dr. iiatt,eld- II lcr you to notice my objcc-
tlon. refuse to 10 Tito tho c,.se. ar have Rsty-
qs 4ss ress s m sos easo 'Hsa
i; es"s sMs; to s e. ,sot sG tss ss sass tn
The Presiding E!dcr-l Will aanouaco the
naunes Of tho committee.
The ra1fg4 nre a. fGllDwa:
TheWlora ii. Ilazletine, La. Sale: tho Kuv.
}sspS WI rhe'Ps c1issFe; ,hS ifss 'Ss;ssp S;sp s
Chicago: tho ltcv. John Fills, Eirlstlatc. tho ltev.
lsoteEt rroetor,. Arlington Heights; tho lcy.
tarrctt X. van iiornc, Chcngo; tho nov. Joseph
Tho roii WIS called, and all answered "pres-
ant.' Al they werG scattered, they were re-
questcd 10 tRko seats IN II body On tho lett.
WHO TIE JURORS ARE.
The ltov John ". AEard, of Chicago. was born
In tho State OF New York in 1871. was admitted
to tho ltock lilvcr Conference In 1917, and Is ut
present on tho list OF aupcraununted ministers.
Having given up preaching for several years,
there Is nothing III tho way of public uttcrances
from which to form an estItnnt1 Of his present
Views. Ills advanced agc, however, is calGiilat~
ell to toad to Tho infcrcuco that bis disposition
will DO to abide by tho standards, turning
neither to tho right nor the left Ho Is ono Of
tho oldest members In tho conference. and Il
recouaized Al d very careful dlsciplinarinn, hav~
s % nss Wig ena1c IL 't"'
The Nev. YhcoAurp II. Isnzcitine, pf In sshtic,
was bora In Vermont III 1877. an1 Is accordingly
union College, III schenecsads, n T.. and n prior o 10
his uti1nssnn into tho ltock River Conference In
sa nsd to sashns H. rs S
wards, and until bis admission INTO tho confer
r,lce. n professor ut tho Mt. Morris Scmlnnry.
partial ulnn, md e1nIncntIy tluallfed for tho
position In which he bus now been called upo,,
Thu ltev. Joseph ". Phelps, at present pastor
OF ST. raul's Methodist Church, ChieayO, wus
horn ia this state in lyav. an! was aiu,ittcd to
ever sI''eo. Up 10 tho tine When i'e vas nivst'
iss IL rS :, T. s Fss:
f. reRar:iea as tafr-mftitled 1l'a''. anxious 10
rho Iisv. Joseph 8. Davl,l, Of Albany, H., was
born LII PENNSYLVANIA lu the yCur lSs! wns Nt-
, 1881-09-02

I3orsfor&IsN Acid Phost'ne
prostrattons ,-,,,,., nd
1t IL the beat tonio kno" "s,snpsssness, csusfe
hy 1uentst oyefwork or pro!onHst1., TsI.
a. a HfyTtxHs. ii, D.. Hau AhtoAlat As"'
, 1881-09-02

Sour stomach, alex hsa.lache, and dizziness
Hop Bisters cures with few doses.
, 1881-09-02
DIR. HATFIELD WILL NOT GO ON
ALONE.

The Presiding E!deE-Iioforo tho charges arc
rcal want to Gull attention 10 the matter of
counsel. Drs. Jowett aud Hatfield aud tho Nov.
j. Z. Btoughton wcro appointed counsel for
the Church. Dt. Jewett II xtuk, Dr.. flatiGll IL
hcte: iIrothes Stoughton is not. Dr. 1latiold will
snanage tho cas0 10 fur aa nceosanry In bis judy
Msilt until wD shal hRye An adjournment for
further vunsultutlOu. will annolnco tho eouf,-
Bul fur
Pr. tiattlold-I beg pardon. l3ruther lIatneld
will not 1nAnaK1 the casu ut all Nnder tbuan cr-
c!imstancca- OwluG to tho Ahsenua of thu prtll-
cll'al uuunsol would ask that You lind souu.
hody to take NY place. do not 500 how yotl
catl 90 On tn tho lbaeuoo Of counsel. um nut
0t thb casa II tue decision IL that We Aru to xo on
III lhe tnHttGr noW stands.
The Frcstdtnx Eluer-Dr. Hatfield ovldoutly
mlsapprchends tho relations between III. Bo fur
Wo 1AyD not committed anybody to AllylAtuY.
aNa thu easu viii nut suffer hy h{s luttl,l4 III
iMlty ntKanixe the court or tue Committee OF 1A-
fcstlKuuun.
Nr. ainttteld-f4et ING soy in explanation;
Thar1 y no laort lnipurtAnt business To he c0t,-
luGted tn tho lnanagstueut OF this cAse tbxn ths
Organization ot thu committee htt0ru whom it
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-13
Proposals for Presh Beef. Mutton,
and FlOur.

anu AOoI.
Subsistence Once. Department of she Columbia.
Vancouver Barracks. W Il. March ]. ISL.
GRALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate. sub
- iect 10 the usual conditions, viii be re
ceiVed al this Ofiice and ~ the Offices Of the
Acting Assistant CommisSariesO of Subsistence
at the following named posts, until I2 O'Clock
noon. on Tuesday. April l2th, 1881, az which
time aud place they will be opened in pres
ence OF bidders, for furnishing and delivery
of Fresh Beef and Mutton. during the year
commencing July /, 1881 and ending June
20, 1889.
Fort C0ur d'Alene. ]. T.: FoT1 Coiyille. w.
r. Camp Howard. /. T.: Fort Klamath
Oregon Fort LapWai. /. L. Camp Spokane
W. T.. Fort Townsend. W. T.. Vancouver
Barracks. w. T.. Fort Walla Walla. W.T.
Also for the delivery OF the following
boise barracks. /. T. 2s.25s pound, Fort
Candy. W. T.. 2.s4O pounds Fort Ceur
d'Alene, l. T.. 1853 pounds FOrt COlyille
w. 7. 5s.437 pounds fort Klamath. Oregon
u. .sO3 pounds; Fort LspWai. /. T., 2O.S2
pounds; Camp Spokane, w. T.. 47.Ol
| pounds Fort Townsend, W.T.. 800 pounds
4 Vancouver Barracks, W. T., ll.760 pounds
Fori Walla Walla. ". T.. a. So pounds.
Samples OF the Flour proposed 10 be fur.
niShed must be submitted with the prOpo
sails. The Flour 20 be tested by baking be
| fore acceptance. Proposals for quantities %
/ Flour less than the whole required viii b,
received. The Government reserves IN,
right To reject any or all proposals.
Blank proposals and printed circulars stat
/ INK the kind Of Beef. Mutton and Flour re
| quiTed al each post. and giving full instruc
| lions aS 10 the manner OF bidding cOndi
tiOnS 20 be observed by bidders and terms o
| contract and payment. viii be- furnished OF
application 10 this Office or 20 the Acting As
sistant COmmiSSaries Of Subsistence al IN,
| various posts named.
| Envelopes containing proposals should III
| marked-"PrOpOSals for-- At
| and addressed 20 the undersigned. or 10 n,
respective Acting Assistant CommiSSaries o
Subsistence. SAhL 7. CUSHING.
55-aGt Captain and c. s., U. 3. A
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In a late number of "0ld Letters
from the Editor" Don Piatt re-
marks: conld FIJI my letter with
illustrations to prove that honor
able men can commit assassination,
as Mark Antony said over the
body of Caesar, but why waste
time and ink to demonstrate what
all thoughtful men can see SO
clearly. All wicked men can be
respectable if they are only square
or the goose of politics. If this
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-13
C. n. STOCKTON.
HOUSE, SIGN
CARRIAGE PAINTER, =
$50 Reward.

TWENTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
IL for the recovery Of each of the bodies
OF four Cinnamon drowned in Columbia river
near BrOOkfeld on "Wednesday last. while
going from Pillar rock 10 BrOokield. One
was twenty-One years Oi age. and had on
his person al the time cheek Of 500 and
seven dollars in silver The second Was
twenty-three wears old and had a pistol and
seven dollars In silver. The third Was twenty
four years old and had three twenty dollar
gold pieces. a twenty-five cent piece and a
silver watch. The fourth was tWenty-eight
years old and had Sl55 in gold. The above
rewards will be paid by the undersigned.
CHIN LUNG.
At West Coast Packing Co., Astoria, Oregon.
52dkwlms
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Manfed.

A GIRL POR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
"A either tTerman or Scandinavian.
Apply at Pioneer Hotel and Restaurant OF
5s-d2w MRS. ARRIGONI.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-13

Creditors of eX-Presldent of
Mexico Santa Anna have secured
$4,000 worth of diamonds to set
tie their claims.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-13

Orders left at the Occjdent Hotel or at my
Warehouse, foot Of Benton Street, promptly
attended TO.
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disease was TO break out IN our
penitentiaries the convicts would
immediately have their striped gar
ments covered with the glow of
eminent responsibility. When /
am dead and buried let it be en-
graved upon my tomb
Beneath these stones
There lies the bones
OF one who died resigned
Ia heart and mind.
But not respectable.
Fools laugh at. and rOgueS abused him
Few did love and many used him.
lie died
Well satisfied.
For between. and hv thieves Mas he
Crucifed.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-13

Later adyices from Honolulu re-
port that the smallpox epidemic Is
abating. Since 1t began 1000
persons have been quarrantined in
their houses.
, 1881-07-10
A SUMNER REVERlE,

Fer The tHieaaa Irihtne
bathe In the rich mos,ans-air, SD soft,
a:ld iU:tcr by lho llg.ar,? stream that waits
attendant Oh my Iisi!c.S feet. Al,4t
The sky lark flies. tho herald OF the day,
And trails tho pent,n,l* OF its sou1 tt greet
"! c:1 will lne:o'iy: the b!uc-bir, sings
lis rouldclat-Swcct overture. rs meet
~ welcome IN thc Spring a. any hymn.
From ftatherul chDrister in Natures choir
Leading the 1ai,!y c''nc"rt of the year,
The robin shr.ls its tullrful lay, on lire
with s"tS-as II Its breast ct tarinE red
FROM burning heat lI;id cHtit.ht tire. with zcst
Attended by The h1lfls tl,nt whit To slrn1u
His glowing brillinnEy and ferstnt hear.
And hdc from mortal ken his visllyc proud.
1 ~ ne sumner a surEes ~ aE!ce: is reign
II bring tn perfect fr1litagc. and to train
10 ripe maturity. tho StlIwart Year.
Tie hills and vaIcs, with yerdure ,leckcd, i,
state,
A., Arc touched with gratitude for vernal cheer
The marriage Of tho flowers, Nature DEGREES
Is s"crt;y cp'sall1nmatel in the dawn:
The pollen, BORNE upon the gentle breeze,
Al'*hts upon the waiting Hover. drawn
~ subtle magnetism: the pistils sriZe
Tile tiny nurture with ccat;,tic xest.
There is in all the Summers pcrfcctnoss
The miracle Ut ..rucrutiyc Inv,
perva'lag ever; tiny mulacnle,
Aud every cell Of l,ciny without flaw
Thc cuncor.iS nj all co ors anu all sounds.
The compltnents Of vuricgatcl hueS,
The horoscopes of Instincts III tho pliu,s
Aud i'll the mating birds. seem DNr issues
" some grand primal purpose. beyond ken.
~ tulsh. beIit:v: instinct the better way
II rc,7un dts>otissH. and the thrlll
u precedent. held moi our beings sway.
So let lis live like the full perfect Year
Our spring and Summer but IL 2ai:l-tay,
nur -AutHtunS rest Nnn nf nlnturitv-
Iheu welcome will be Winters later lily.
COLCMnCS, O., Juty 1, ISL
, 1881-07-10
HYDE PARK

Numerous complaints from citizens living in
the Northern districts Of the town have come in
OF late to the Controller over tho insufficient
supply Of water. The present Wuter- Works ell
Elne h:.vl,lg Il suction pipe OF only sixteen
inches I'll diameter, is incapable OF pumping Il
sufficient supply during the summer months. 1t
Is alleged also that mAn&- water consumers arc
grossly .violnt:ne the rules governing tho water
supply " permitting their hose to be used dur
Ing the middle OF the day. Measures will uc
tAken by tho authorities to cndeavor to put q
stop to this: The pressure ut the works during
1no hours OF the day is at present sixty pounds
The hoard Of Trustees are now tnkius steps to
ward constructing other and larger works which
VIII be In working order by November.
The funeral services Of Miss Eliza Ja mcson,
daughter OF Judge jameson who WIS accidcut-
nliy drowned II few days ago in Koyaiton, IT.,
VII be held ut the home Of the deceased, corner
OF Cornell avenue unu Fifty-thlrd street, fills
afternoon at4 O'Clock: The Rev. c. S. Lester,
OF milwaukee,. wall perform the ceremony, and
thc fnnetnl will then proceed by carriages to
OaEwoai1s Cemetery.
c.. kimhark left Hyde Park last Tuesday
for Denver. Colo. to spend tho summer in tic
Rocky Mountains.
, 1881-07-10

An expeH,ent for securing the favor of a
peasant constituency lends interest to IN cleo
lionccrinr ancvdQtc from the hungarian Kanat.
Il cauallate Tor election to the Pe*th diet, sent
down H.; the Government to canvass 4 remote
Rpul;1t1ian district, nail. in the course Of his
political cHraer, succreded in annssing Il hand
ss.nae coI!ccuon Of knghtlr insignia, the signs
Of Imperial, Koya'. and serene grace. When
ic put IN all his orders. and appeared befo-e his
constituents adorned WIKI :lu posing show nf
Impressed BY this display, and jumped to The
conclusion that the person soliciting their suf-
frnscs must stand high in their nonnrcns
esteem. They would doubtless have voted to II
nun for the ynuch- decorated Government notn-
inec had not the opposiuon candidate in his
turn been inspired with q Brilliant idea he
called IL meeting OF tho electors and presented
himself to them i'll full Magyar costume, his
, 1881-07-10

L1frt9'r.
The actl1nI state of our knowledge Of Africa il
too imperfect to obtain precise informa ton rs
to It's total populiIon, ;ls well us to tho number
Of the Inhabitants Ut its various parts. The
boundaries Of Some Of the States arc too illdefl-
nit; i'll those where they nrc better determined
the census tables are not we'll verified, and, on
thc whole, in thuSe parts where civilization h,.s
mot yet penetrated the means of obtaining the
number OF the people are too defective to pre-
tend to furnish anything in this regard more
than npproxi.ative estimates. However this
mny he, we ought to acknowledge our obliga-
tons to Dr. Benin tor the efforts he is making
tn approach ever nearer to the truth on this
subject Sincc his first publication on the pop
ulution of the countries of Africa. in 1Sb;. he
hus not celscd. in the tive editions of the Pup
uations OF tho World" which he hus published
lately. to correct and complete his work. Avail
ing hiInself OF all the m0st recent ccnsus-lsts
made in sumo Of the States. Of the Inst edition
OF the great map Of Stanford md of tho incll-
ncnts furnished hy Livingstone, Cameron. stan
Icy, Nachtt.al. Pogge ctc., here is tho result
which hc flas reached.
1'lhc total arcn df the African Continent nnd
its ndjacent islands is estimated ut 3H.Aa.4t4
square Kilometres, and its population al .uJU,0-
uCD iuhabitunts, distributed us fulluws:
, 1881-07-10
REMARKABLE PHENOMENA

| sudden t9RTKnekS Succeeded hx N x.-s,1u
fan1iy-il'"nai1lated l'ir,auueut- Gar.
seou$ Spectacle III 1I,e Sor1faru
Heavens. -
ls1c!tMoSD. Va. July THE terrih1e and
excessive heat Ut tile past four days was fn,-
lo"eu this afternoon by two heavy rain
storlls.an electrical display, and an cstraor.
n1hafliy brilliant effect from :; sunset thar
brought out the entire poputace to witness
The pllcnolYena. Tie thermometer hnu
rahsau away tip i'll the nincties for several
oays. Yesterday it registered 1Ol degrees
aud to-day 9l degrees ut :, u. III. Abuut i
O'Clock this afternoon the sky beca111e cIt,,tl-
Gu Ill lie west. \ brisk gale sprung IN. and
at last welcome, heavy fa.l uf rain came
which somewhat cooicd the atmosphere ani
gave considerable relief to Suffering h,,nau-
n.y.. This lasted Until j O'Clock. when #
asa!h began to clear, but by 4 few minutes
Al!er lllert were evident indications OF u0r..
iars ta,.s, al'u tie slsns Received the hearty III
an1sellel!t OF every weather observer. A6out
,i,ieeh llnutes to 4 vast cloud of inky
pl1ckneSS covered the horizon directly to the
north. and gale, which tIire;terr1l snu,..
uislilaSe, swept down upon the city, The
wind about : O'clock yeert.d to the northeast
tile whole sky became overcast with ,iens...
masses OF black: clouds, ami the rain arajn
descended in torrents. ''''
~ THIS time it became almost dark, but tie
ein.ts;l; MnoS ..tanent was lit up BY continuous
thunder. This display lasted uutiI oLont
ttn minutes bcfure sunset. when the lDwer
ana heavier masses OF clouds passed away tn
TIC Southwest. leaving IL s',lih and unbroken
iayet anove. me rail-! llad ceased, and AT this
to tne north bcr;slnc brilliantly Illuminated,
is II the northern lights hal suddenly M.
peaIcd behind tile mnrky yapnrs. From tile
, 1881-07-10

daughter, Cincinnati; Miss Morse, neplews
;,e mtfe 1GHicago; Mrs. j. P, Hudson
Mrs Albert Erstine, Mrs, Francis !. Ken.
nett. OF Chira:.o, Capt. J. C. Swan, OF St
are at Gitfortl's
p Mrs. John Fosgett, Of St. Louis, is at Van
Airs. Thomas A Greene, Of Milwaukee,
with her two daughters and son, are at Lap
haM's for part of the season.
WIS MISS Lulu GoetZ returned to Milwaukee OIL
Metli'fsaay after weeks visit with Miss
Mary tay. Of this city.
&. W. Coffin. of Louisville, one of the very
| ntst 70 propiiesy t1e future. Of Oconn.nownt,
twenty years ago, has arrived here fur the,
seasoll lie finds lis boat-house somewhat
oo'i'i'srH WIG 9 " I!.p t7e Sprins fres1!ets -,
|An Ernnts, in Summit.
Ihe family Of Sheriff Rugee, of Mil
wanSee, are ensconsed in Summit for part Of
Mr.: and Mrs. James A1apes Dodge, of the
s.. Nicholas, are said to be en- Route for
OcnnonnwOe.
Miss LATHE Fuller. of Chicago, is ut the
ICY: y.: Ar; + An Anderson's for part Of the season.
Ats. Percy +. Stone, of Milwaukee, is yis-
Miss lIelen Thomas, Vf Chicago, is guest
of Z. \. Clark.
The Jsey: Nr. lIealy, Of the IIanover-strcet
church.. Milwaukee, will exchange r1tlpits
heXt ~ SUNDAY with the Rex. Mr.. Anderson.
Miss Anna j.. Wells, of Chicago, will
SPEND the season here with her brother,
Charles \. Dupee.
Miss Gussie t;octz, Of Milwaukee,, is guest
OF Miss Fay. .
The closing services OF The NaSlotall Theo-
IoGical Seminary were held ut the Mission,
July !: Among those III attendance from
ahIoau were the following c!erEylnen: Tile
iev. Messrs. Beech, B..rinytol {of te Min
}ltsttt Dlncescl. Morrison, Royce, Whitney,
1!1taly, fof the New York Diuccsr); the Rev
i!rs. i!!rs kelnrer, Adams, !. II. Hopkins {of the
Erow,i, t;iiiespic, Wells. Robertson' ''''i awl
Talbot. TAI bishop Talbot, Of Indi-
ateiy afer the '' Niceru E'; Creed. i'''''tI' tie
desree;;of Bachelor Of Divinity was conferred
Upon Henry Hughes, George Thorpe, and
lanes f. Wilkinson by Bishop Wells, of
Wisconsin. Bishop Robertson preached MI
Interesting sermon. Bishop Tabor celc-
DRAFTED the Holy Communion, and pronounced
The bel'edicti"n. Miss Alice l;dgerton, ot
TINS city presided at the organ. The after |
moon was spent BY most Of the visitors ut
Capt. l'arker's grounds and on the lakes. |
Iilt.y al! had a jolly good time.
:, lne July regatta Of tho OcOno1noW0c
y arlt Elub, for the Sllufellt Cup. will take
The chira:,o Milwaukee, & St. Paul trains
left same 5tN visitors here last Satuvayp. Ill,
lile Methodist Episcopal minister here is
|a5nrnE5 under the impression that he was
:N Nposed t" the smallpox wl.i!t. i.1 Minueap,-
us last week, and has gune tltf into the wu0,ts
70 I've ~ himself. lie is evidently true
''uitean. the assassin. owes person here
s!.-a boat-bill lie contracted Wien ilerc in
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