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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

DETERMINED SU1cDE.-Yesterday morn
ing Timothy Quill, Comstock miner, was
found dead in his room. The poor man had
hung himself to the bed post with stout
cord, and in order to produce strangulation
had been obliged to SIT down. He was a
native of Ireland, and % years Of age.
Cause Of the act: No employment and
dependency.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

| AN INVALUABLE BAROMETER.-The
| papers may talk about signs of spring,
but no amount Of writing Or prognosti-
tcating will bring baimy winds and green
leaves until nature has determined upon
its programme. We have long since
| given up the Washoe and Pluto Indian
as weather sharp. The prophecies Of
| these people are no more correct than
the gable Of the old women who at
tempt to shine i'll the same business.
There is a colony of spiders above the
desk Of the scribe, anc these little in
sects know more about the weather than
cold PIObs' ever has known or will
know The most delicate barometer in
the service Of Uncle Sam is not more
susceptible to atmospheric changes than
the hairy bodies Of these insects. Dur
ing the winter the spiders withdraw to
their holes and weave thick webs ACROSS
the entrance to keep out the cold.
When these webs are heavy, look out
for a rise in coal and cord wood.
Whel the weather moderates in the
spring, they tear away the tapestries
from their dools and venture out for an
airing, but never more than few feet
from their domicile. Let a cloud cross
the face Of the sun, and they get back
like lot Of Assemblymen who an" lei
pate "a call Of the hOlsc." Spring may
never be looked tor III dead earnest un-
til these spiders let themselves down to
the editorial table by means Of long
spun threads. When they crawl up
and inspect the inkstand, spring may
be considered opened. and 10 mistake. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16
FORCE OF HABIT. The Gold Hill Ne,cs

FORCE OF HABfT.-Ine Gold Hill NeUs
tells the following of what a printer
learned while in the Legislature:
One Of the practical printers who rep
resented Storey county in the Nevada
Legislature last winter seems 10 have
learned something. lie resumed work
at his case yesterday, and when asked
how he liked his old business, answered
not very well, and remarked, incident
ally, that the day had been a long one.
eyes" said companion typo, ''and
you won't make IS either"
on bet you s. do" returned the
quondam enactOr OF laws.
The bet was taken, the legislators
.sstring" measured and found 20 entitIe
him to about 81.
"But,' said he, ':you have not count
ed The s. / won Of you-that gives me
more than IS for my days work." and
he p0ci1eted the stakes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

MORTALITY SHoT.-On Monday night
Capt. James Adams, who spent the
winter in this city as an Assemhman
from Eureka, and was a room mate OF
ION. II. X. Knight at the Ormsby, was
fatally shot in San Francisco, by Ii man
named Schroeder, a clerk in the Bu}ietja
office. The difficulty arose from dis
puta about mining matters. Here Capt.
Adams was regarded rs a Very pleasant
gentleman, who would under 10 cir
cumstances, give provocatjou for q
shooting affair.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

OBJ FELLowsnIp.-This evening the
Rev. Geo. r. Davis will deliver a lecture
before the Odd Fellows of Carson, at Car
Son lodge room No. 4. All visiting Odd
Fellows are especial invited. Subject,
"Bundle of Sticks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

THEATRICAL-The John A. Stevens
dramatic combination will make its
first appearance at the Opera House to-
morrow night. The company has drawn
crowed houses everywhere, and the
plays of .UnknoWn" and PASSIONS
Slave" are spoken of in high terms Of
praise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16
LATEST STREETS.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

BY BODIE sTAGE-ARRIvALs.
Mrs M E Chestnut FL Amhold
E z Murphy Max Brown
DEPARTURES
B Goodwin Carrie Eathbone
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16
STOCKS

ITO Ophir So
22O Mexican-4 so
$40 Gould and Curry 40
100 Best and Beicher-6a
100 California 90
1916 Savage So
205 Con. Virginia. 30
100 Chollar-1 IS
80 Potosi-2 20
900 Hale and Norcross- Do
$40 Crown Point o.
1926 Yellow Jacket-2 so
1145 Belcher-95
100 Imperial-l0
155 Alpaa-2 90
l4O Sierra Nevada 81
$50 Utall-7I
1440 Builion-50c
so E1chequer-90
240 OvermaH-to
$40 Union Con.-1i
90 Alta-1 70
$50 Julia Csc.
800 Caledonia-lGc
20 Andes-l 10
so Jpstice-50c
200 Concordia va. J 80
EVENING BOARD.
so Eureka Con.-25a
Northern Belle-12l
Goo Grand Prize-SO
80 Argenta-15c
800 Navaio-2 rs
120 Day-30c
$50 Albon-11 10
so Co'umbus-l 05
goo Bech'el>55c
80 Bulaer-2
90 Bodie--
100 Iolmes-5c
400 Mt Pctosi-2tsc
20 Concordia-2 Is
800 Goodshaw- 90
100 Baoker-5c
100 MoBo-1 O5
100 Noonday-1 so
200 North Noonday-1 %
600 Orc 60c
205 Jupiter 20c
500 Syndicate-l0
10 S. kine-23
80 Sum,nit-25
500 Tuscarora-30c
300 Addenda-25c
$50 Head CentaI-3 Go
140 Tiptop- Go
LATEST STREETS.
Mono, l Is, l %; Gala, 90; Jacket
2 60; Point, / O5, l 10; Potosi, 2, 2 10
Sierra Nevada, 6 81, so; Con. Va, 60
Jupiter, 20, %; Alta, 1 10, 70; B. 4 3:
65z; FL. & N, 3 40; G. and c., 3 So, 3 40
Navajo, 2 20, rs; Ophir, 3 70, 50
Befcher, 95; Andes, l 20; Scorpion, 20
Justice, so
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

az srec!s N your own town. Terms and - outfit
DOV free. Adde'S II. HGilctt Co, Portland Maine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

AT RAILS. - Notwithstanding the
death Of the Russian Car, Rail sells
Russian stove pipes at the same Old
price; likewise the coffee poi, alias ''The
Boss" is still EoF sale, and is in large
demand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

All the members of the Greek Church
in this city, are loud in their denunciation
Of tins assassination of the Gar Of Russia
They all belong to the races which, until
within 3 few years, were oppressed by the
Turks, and who by the armed mediation Of
Russia were relieved of their yoke,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

Capt. Zabriskie, of the Mint, is authority
fcr the statement that the Mckenzie play
ing at the Salt Lake Theater, is not D.
Banks Mckenzie, but an old actor named
David Mckenzie. D. Banks Mckenzie.
however, is also at Salt Lake talking tenn
perance to the bibulous.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16
B Goodwin
HOTEL ARRIvALs-ORMsBY HOUSE

I'll Welsh. New York Max Brown, New Jk
WA Hoston. S. f. r D Cameron, Genoa
B Goodwin. Bodie Z S Holt, Bodie
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

The Board of Insane Commissioners
organized yesterday afternoon, with the fol-
lowing members: Pgasi7a2t, Governor
Kinkead; Vice Presilol, ION. ". E. F.
Deal; Secretary, L. /. crockett; Lieuten-
ant Governor Adams, Hon. J. F. Hallock'
and f. M. Hufaker.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

Ballinger, McBurney and Kelly, Assem-
blymen from Elko county, received a very
Arctic reception at the hands of their con-
stituents, upon their arrival home, because
OF their votes to relieve the Bonanza firm
paying the State its back tax penalties
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

DR.. T. j. White is not candidate for
the Superintendency of the State Insane
Asylum. He originally agreed to support
another physician for the appointment, and
would not, under any circumstances, &C
cept the position at any price.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

If the stomach liver end bowels affected to adopt the
ram dy Uostetter's stomach Filters. Disc
the organs named heSet others tar serious, and
delay is therefore hazardous Dyspea liver complpnt,
clills and fever early rheumatic t~gCs, kidney
Iess bring serious ,adil trouble if tE:acd with L.
,ile in using this effective. &r and iorg known med
icine Foo sale by all druggist, aud dealers generally
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

There are some scoundrels about again
who are selling a very bad quality of whisky
to Indians As yet the police have not got
Oh the track Of the offenders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

In the case of Hoover VS.. the bondsmen
of ex-Sheriff Hill, for making false returns
on an execution, the jury brought in a
verdict for the plaintiff last evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

The Chinese laundrymen of this city, in
imitation of other races, have formed &
protective association, to guard against
losses by fraudulent customers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

IToT AND FRESH, MADE FROM SPRING CHICKEN,
on the Spanish plan. Served all night. None eenu
except bearing my brand. ieb22
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16

The latest reports regarding Adolpl
Sutro is that he is trying to secure the con
troll Of some of the Comstock mines whicl
are supposed to contain bonanzas.
, 1881-05-27
ENGL1Su RED TAPE.
A. SPECIMEN,


New YonK, May s1.-rhe Spirit Of the
Times says, editorially: "Tho visit Of the
Cornell University crow to tho ncnley-oll-the-
Thames Royal regatta las received most
unexpected set-back. Passage Ind been en-.
gagged by the steamer England, and the oars
men intended to sail Saturday, proceeding at
once to Henley, and making their regatta-en-
tries In person Immediately OH arrival. Tlloy
had inadvertently overlooked the fact, pub
ltsl,cd and commented upon at sotnu length
in the Spirit May II, 1870, that April 20, 1871.
the Henley Stewards mot iu solen,n c0nclave
and decided, that from and after Jun:
I, 1880, oil foreign entries must
he made On Or before March Of each year. A.
the fntcnied visit OF Cornell to IlenEey WIS an
nounced Ia all tho Enklah sporting papers many
t!mcs before Maroh 1, 1t seemed probable that
tho Stewards would accept this oxtonded public
notice. as to aii lntents and purposes y genuine
entry. and not don,Rud thdlF pound OF ticsh In
nccordance With tho atriot letter Of the law.
To avoid frtlltleas journey, Cnrnet! tele9raphcd
the facts last Wednesday, to tho Henley 6towardss
who held meeting .Thurstny. mud, jnst as wo
20 to press, we loarn by cable that tho ontry will
not be accepted. ...
"Wo dufer until next wcok comment on this
remarkable example of stupid stu0bornaess."
, 1881-05-27
8Sylft.s Lon eh tho Little Conn et.
fG.I.. ES.ax. Il


aiming tho proteuts M this uoulentoIs ynur.
Four months hive passtA without oEe Trailing
WAuturDr IN tho celestial lepfhs. That tuyUt-
.,rato unnbt- -RtGker, Hruf. swift. succaedetl on
the lsl tlay Of May III picking up IN lnttHlteaa-
lual ueh1ar Ut lha fAMlly. tpo small to bo seen
iM anything less THU powerful tcleaonpe. No
stranger. and there to bo ltltlo probability
nr In xsuwth intn nG Ut iht@a nuuatroue prt,tt!.
xcs, spanning the heayeus, that few centuftua
ANn weru such !rHhlful oaucns 0t eVll ~ thnaa
VIM witI.uase4 tAeM. Tue pt!Aet TINT mad9 IT,
appearances May tn0rnlMH will probably do little
xuAA fortune insteadnt prophet u titaastort fos
tho discovery win win prlxo of eaU, as well ~
Il gold medal. Conlets must hurry tholr
rootstcpA to nuke this = con.ut year. Noro
thAY tlne.thlrl Of tho ~grtat yusF"
lbsi, ~ MAtrulugera call 1t, has hlreaty s|lpped
away with unly ouv llly colhut Eucordod uA ifs
Annals. vrizus Ut $z1 each ar0 In readiness for
yeAr rulllls its caurse. These astronomical tid-
llta Aru thortfufe Lnora eurhestly uus&r6u ny
<h4lutt+ seekers thur thDy atv drtAuEd by those
whUss stpusstltinAs fears ruxartl them ~ heralas
Ut lcatruutl0H. Thu nlnctetulh eDntury ohrptl.
iclux lAe ulyeut Uf two 4uper1 oun.els. that Ut
lsj8 ur ponatga cumet. ahd that uf 1881. Az
curtllnY tO thu Inv " AftrAxcs, We Can hardly
expuct nkaln vtalts fruM SUCH distinguished
IneluFH Of tho tnIuity before tho oeultlFy cioata.
hut W1 shall MO a. time pnashs Whit tho GQture
las III stusU, for nothing IL nloFs uncertain tbns.
tho advent Vt those mysterious strangers, aud
one May audlenly bpam npnn our vlslon
whtn VIZ least expect Ii. Thure ART but two
tnta thp sun, .'r rnnllly lntu o'ttlslon wlth
tho earth Tho probabilities thAt tnsso otuuts
may OCCUR uTu Ut tho slightest kind, Rnd nae0
mt give tit least anxiety.
, 1881-05-27
STREET TALK,
Ank BULLS CONTROL. THE MAHEETt


'rs@ o1pasth to 1As Chicago Tribune.
skf Yonk, May a6.-The stock spccula-
S.nY SaDaaY was somewhat irregular, hut III
~ Saa!G strong, the bulls holding the mar
es ~ "e'l In hand. In fact at every
sss'on ~. numerous and confident buy
- appeared. Consequently the offerings
4. ss', w. saosts and tho lnanipulators of
itHhe's were To certain extent arrested
x. III iahefeat strength OF prices displayed.
h aa1ap' OF tho morning WAS said to be
h =, 'sla .a extent caused by tile calling
~. " sas very cheap loans on the
an,h VI banks, which, llastened
h. s1s 70 realize. tho leadLng operators selling
n, sa Nv. y. The great financial movement on
tqnsins svs " Mo Secretary of the Treasury in
br,ns . o'a 9s and Us having played Its im,-
nr. .. a.. 1ait LII tho stock market, crop-pros-
I'm ,,Atn IN s lAll.tsoAI, COMBINATIONS
sTh. discussed with animation,
sn. NV ~ aa1afket," sud u broker this after
s.n ,.. aas shown larger advances than
ksp aea masa Yesterday, aud the buying has
&sljos1 1''a T. confident. There has been a
lat caa ~ taka slorc aud New
t4nA,.~ ~'h'tal, partly on con-
snlr rns,. selltnR movement, and
h Ror..a ~ On the reports Of what the Dos-
sa.fu H. Anane1 4 Western l!uo would do,
hslas ,o' ~ od. and Unlor Pacific seem to
eAea Of see which realizes nrat tho
~ been 'sius,da. Report says, As
!. iSsasd for *HeF Ia wo.'sss tsss unoa Sa'oH Z
HNeste,n% II III ~ mure. Strung parties prs buy
|as4 fttsat. =. to.day. and Insiders aro tull-
, 1881-05-27
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
TIE Y1LI.AKp INTEREST.

Special Dftpa&eh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Afay a0.-T. +. Cakes, recently
'tected a Director Of the Northern Pacific
.ilroad Company In the Willard interest,
..ft this city today to spend few days
ut st. Paul. Mimi, md at other points
on the limo of tho Northern Pacific
ltailroad. 1t IL stated that he ts to
be Vico-President Of tho raad, and also
that Gen. liaupt, recently appointed Con-
cral Manager. will bp retained In that pust-
ton. In conversation recently, Mr. Willard said
Paul Itailroad Company Is in tho pool that has
secured control Of tho Northern Faolllc wis aD-
turd. md that be did not know auy buay con-
nGcttd With thnt Company.
, 1881-05-27
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

TALK WITH CYlsljs ". FIELD.
NEw Yol.K, Mny .o.-Cyrus W. Field, In
mn Interview to-day, said: ~ expect 10 ,1c-
vote much ttnle to tho exposure of onc Ut tho
folllcst conspfraclcs ever devised for tho
destruction Of q railway property"
"Are you willing to give tho names Of the
persons engaged In tho conspiracy, Mr.
Field ?"
"fOn will find out tlcfr names when
call upon them to testify rs witnesses under
natll to facts Intend to bring 10 light"
'Are they wcil-known nten ?t
Among them will Ge found men who
have huld high official pnsitlons, Mllu some
WHO now hold such positions, Railway d.
rcctors,
I1iOKl:Ks IN WALL. STREET,
representatives Of tho press, men who fought
for tll9 Union, nnd 1nG, who cultspire1 10
destroy it-tn ali n largo n,linbcr Of men
Young man." continued Field, aft tho t,ino
ynu hnvo takcn during the lmat week to inter-
Wow mo hxd been spent III Wall street In @
Elevated Railway stocks. ami n asccrialnlug
whu their prfncfpRts nre yt,i wonItl not uccl tO
tonc to InO 10 lind out the names VI tho con-
GDrni0t6."
, 1881-05-27
ITEMS.


Ep<etal Dlspaseh to TIT Chicago 1stb1sns.
New YorK, May IA daughter. aged 10,
Of Samuel Otterway, of Stony Road, n
suburb Of Paterson, N. j., was. It is sclsargea,
seized this afternoon by a nulglibor nant6d
George ltowbottom md dragged to his room.
When he callle downstairs llo was met
nt tho outer door by large crowd Of
women from the neigl,borhoud, who de-
manded to know wllere the Elri was, and
forced him to so baok upstairs and unlock
tho door. Nowbottom fled, but tho women
gave tho alarln, and he was oyertaken few
miles distant In tho busfles. lie threatened
to use Ills revolver, but was overpowored and
taken. I}al1 was refused BY the Recorder,
|, CoNM0poRE NUTr's REMAINS.
7ot tAs tVtttsT7s Assoetated Prtss,
NEW YonK, May 8.-It was reported at
the Coroner's Office to-day that the physician
who attended, the Lutte Commodore Mutt had
refused to grant certificate OF
death to his frfontls, who were
anxious to remove the dwarf's
body 10 New Hampshire, because of a dispute
over bis blu. Coroncr Etltug0r said II tho cor
tincato was not granted ha would make an
autopsy on tho body Tomorrow, and thon fur
nlsh the necessary authority to bury It.
NILS. ANNIE MoNoAN.
The suit Of Mrs. Annie Morgan against Dr..
Lowls II. sayro to recover 4@5,000 datnaKca for
alleged unktllful treatment was concluded to-
day with verdict for the defendant.
THE rEstsECuTED 1slsAEL1TEs.
Simon Wolf. OF Washington, member Of tho
Unlon American Ilcprow Congregation, had an
Interview With tho Becretary OF State on tho
Secretary Of state Informed Wolf that lnstruo-
subjects. wore Icing prepared fur transmission.
THE 1REESuACREftE.
, 1881-05-27
, ,,,,. ". Field Gives 1ntimation Of q
- Conspiracy 10 Destroy Railway
Property.
q. ssys that Among the Conspira.
~ tors Are Many Men Of
Prominence.
r.ouh,e Over tho Body Of tho
Late Commodore Mutt,
the Dwarf.
w., strakosoh Makes an Assignment for
tbe Benefit Of His Creditors.
rnNKLING'S REVENGE.
Ut THINKS HE HAS GOT nI.A1SE INVOLVED
~ IS HTAt 1luUTES,

Combines REVENGE.
w THINKS HE llAS GOT 1l1.A1SE INVOLVED
- Ix STAR ltoUrEs.
k,.ttal ptspasth to Tae Chicago Tribune.
yrw York. Afay 20.---The Sun tomorrow
,o,nlpr witt publish the following sensa-
snosl ] dispatch concerning Secretary Dlatne's
rent visit 10 this city: ...--.
s4smsoros, May su;.,Ths e'hjeat Of +s!r
SbsS So; eotncs nrst cnct reader may doterln''
r. r. Daar1outo aia,s1 awlndlcs, hence hls 6usi
- ssavsie por;Sas Il, ;s; WSeas ,SS; sSo ,rSy sad
@ sayo Ne 11 HIM, notsSS VIZ taa5; III i sns prS-
sav would toreeloao on ~, ! conclude
% p.oceednss heoc j., .g'nn;nsn r'sif ~ nex oI
rork va to tx thii' ~ tho snottcst
M to tell tho alur. ~ tne tho !ess tfue
fFbetng abort.
rhe Sun will also publish another dis
p,et ot the same tenor, rs follows:
H.. ..sa7os, II" .-l)lircront motives arc
tsesed for .......-.. ......
YR D1.AIxt:'s VISIT TO NEW YORK
,,th!s particular time, when OF all other tlmoa
NsN elcAr TINT reserve and non.lntcrfcrcnco
ID tho. "rial canipalgn ought TO hnyo
tSa. The secretary- -prcsdent may make
ssas Sat q VI ba "
EeYe be neycf would hAto taken 30 hazardous Il
llep Without some extraordinary cause to tt'ipel
i, II be vent to advise the Half Breed
krted must unfortunate moment for
iAealnsol. II he went 70 suggest q cotnpro-
nlss Of tho complication by c0llselitfng to tho
5 s T say ~ ate s ess m s1
tm md act Ia harmony with tho pnrty here
Ger accepting tho Administration as ia head,
lie MADE A CHEAT n1.uSDEn-
Il h alleged that bis sudden departure from
Warrington Hne prompted by personal reasons,
Which mar bo soon disclosed III M unpleasant
txu brady and tho "atnr" service jobbers
d Iot mean to d!e and make no sign.
Msy bavo already shown Garfield
spla bis scorrespontlenco With "3{y dear HUB
hsl xere inside tho Republican machine, and
leK al GEout Its infringement They arc
t,nliar With all the leaders, and with
s:sa. s9sSss sss i Theg m ase 5Sy 9
Rt 84iae At Chicago Elktns, Mccormick, and
shti rear friends Of Blaine. who now live In
ks1 fork, were
Connected WITH THE "sTAH" HING.
M 1t,4s. ss .tas..orvice contractors iobbers. and
bt evidence Of that alleged faotf These
r. ~ peFplexlaF 9unsttons, aud tho answers
.sts,abe s1Ha oe aisnIt 4 i sbouId hapPs
,aI.1st sads q ~. conkllng: Mr. BLAZING 10 IN I'm.
- u mat respect. There nre other wilt
,1nsuaered compromising correspondence into
Keeping. II thota Rro letters Of Mr. l}iaino
~, %Me eslds Of hls adversArics which would not
~ ~ agt n puhllu estimation, perhaps thoy
HuY He HURRIED OFF TO NEW YonK
lhtt EflttrAt m r. hst %a.
, 1881-05-27
ALLEGED NEPHEW OF BEN BUTLER.

DENVER, Col0., MaY M.-W. II. C1nty, who q
gcntonced to hanK ut Colorado Springs JUNE II
Deputy MArshal Porkins, ID nephew Of Hon
Butter. Hts right name Il William II. Balls
bury, OF Baitsbury, Mass, lie WIS
forced 10 leave homo on account
Of recklesucss. waut to California, made
fortune Ia tho Gamb!lng aud saloon busincGs.
Afterwards lost 1t All, aud camo u Colorado
thr,o Year, ago. Ito has TWO Jslators, onB mar.
rted and wealthy, lly!ay a. Lawrence. Mass.
everything tu sass htnl. Massachusetts, lawyers
arc hero working Ia hta behatt
, 1881-05-27
AN ALLEGED WHEAT "c0RNER,"

MINIATURES, Wia., blay Alt IL alleged In
commercial utroles hore that a wheat "c0rnor"
cxiats, and that Armour + Co.. OF Chicago, aud
W.. J. Kershaw l. Co., OF this city. aro tho con.
trolllpg srlrts. Tho price Of wheat bus boon
advancing for somu days pl1at. aud local IcalesS
ulllru, that tho "corn9r" really exlsta.
, 1881-05-27
QEE THE TRACK.

MILWAUKEE. May ai-A freight staln OIL
tho Ut, Paul road wns thrown fF0m thu track
this evening ut I3roOkliel1 Junction, tiftoen
tnlles fr0m the city. 8oyerll cars wsra broken
up but no ono was injured. A construction train
won't OUT from this city 10 clear the Wreck.
, 1881-05-27
MATRIMONIAL.
Wedding Of Mr.. c. L. Hutchinson
and Miss Frances A.
kinstey.
The Services at the Church and
the Reception at the
House.
Ono Of the Most Brilliant Social Events
Of the Season.

O1 tn0 6ea6oUs
f,ne NJ ,hn ,,os. ,.v,,sh ~oda,,ns That NJ.
occ,,rnod ~ rn,to.e ar,,, ~" ..... .o.aa.,
ncot,rrctl last oynntnr a. -. uoc,pJ pssnv.
so,Iar t.hrro, no-ra. ~ %rt.t,,san .s,.ra -
1,wontv.,r.t .trcot -Tho nnrtroc,Irg nar,fo.
vnrc Mia Frances Anvo,fnn K,rsicr, .Idost
ao,ohtnr NJ ffor1...t r1u.inw g. sns
Mr. Chores r..wrruco itutchtn.c, a1dast .or
M !. y tTutchtr.,r d, tt,,,t ~ ~. ,,n,,,.
rcon,o IN wcil knn,n tr .ort.t c,rc,as ~ ,ts
clty' ma fhalr milan hos hcen ,ho talx ~ an,,a,v
fnr ann, woots nns, -S 0"~'~''
,rho ch,, ri, Inst ovan,r, vos n,,o,, nth h.r1.
somcv. .Irc,,e1 lad,ss ani rnntto,eor ,he ..od.
T,n1 ha1rr aor1, a,,s.r o,n ,.,. .' ~,
.hn h - haor ysrs..', ,x,,n ns,as ayr,t,e"S
hs .,sossiss .sar, a,Io,a ,.,,, a i" ~ rr.,'"S ~
curtn.tt ,estsrt sna ~. .trca,, ;r ~ ,c,nttr
%eso eoc.es wi w1's , carriages The 'ate.os
esee'ione Taste. At ] tho altar s VA. ' pyram!a @ ot
green fu1iaso plants, caltas, and olcandcrs,
and pots Of flowurs woro ranged arpund
tho ultimate friends of tho bride and groom. and
tho arsles were partuoncd on by coils Of white
.na nss ~. NJ ,,s,a pss1aeu ~ t1s vsxau
h,a,,..s :, ~ a.h.. snisa,,..," sar,sn ~ ~.
S'1, rivai Of Of ~0 N' '~~~''' 0' >''' N
A.atev m'aa,e. - pa:t . o'eoek loci i the usher. er.
tho !''ss and the front .,oor, wore closed Mr.
Mr., inv 9. puyidson. Tho oraan than m oea,ed
forth the etrnInr Of Mcndclssohu's "We,tju9
March," and the brIaai procession entered tho
Church BY tho souih door md passed up tho
south aisle IN tho following order: ushers-
Frnnk A. ooodnow and W. F. Drummer; GeorFe
of ~ ane sns
=. ,rcmnlc. M.. f,,zhctta Ncss and Mfss rtniv
, 1881-05-27

United HtAtrs and Canada, and their facilities
for absorhing EnRlfeh-spcak!nE people. Thosn
wishing 70 communicate with him can address
Mr. John James Jones, cht8 Of Mr.. L. Doatt, box
40 Windsor r, O., Ontario. tan.