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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-14

A few days ago we called the at
tention of our readers to some Of
the beauties Of the constellation
Orion, and we promised them al
occasional article on matters astro'
nomical. Before leaving Orion we
propose to deal with few of the
many double and multiple stars
which make this constellation the
most beautiful and wonderful in
the heavens. The bright star Rigel,
to the south of the belt, is noted
double. having a blue companion.
The middle star in the belt has
also blue companion. The largest
star in the head of the huntsman.
the one which forms the apex of
a triangle having Betelgense and
Bellatrix at its base, is a triple star
when seen through good tele.
scope. All the three stars in the
belt are double stars. But the most
wonderful of all ia the dim star
Theta, in the sword, in the center
of the great nebula. This star,
which to tho naked eye seems but
single faint star, is receivable by
the telescope into seven. These
stars are many millions of miles
apart, yet such is their immense
distance from us that they seem as
one. In perfectly straight line
with the three stars forming the
belt of Orion, and just below that
constellation, is the bright star
Sirius, the brightest in the north.
ern heavens. This star is compar-
atively near to US, and his distance
has been carefully measured. He
is two hundred thousand times rs
far from the Gun az we are, and al
though be looks to the naked eye
like q eingle star, he has cumpan.
lon seven times as large as our sun,
and with an orbit of nearly four
thousand millions of miles, or
nearly forty times that Of our
earth. There is another popularity
belonging to Sirius. Professor
Higgins has demonstrated that
this bright luminary is receding
from the earth at the rate of over
two and one half millions of miles
In q day, and yet we see no dimi-
mutton in his brightness. Astron-
omers have calculated that Sirius
shines with light equal to that of
four hundred suns like ours. Some
Of the so-called fixed stars are rap
idly approaching us, and others are
as rapidly receding. Even our
own sun, with his array of planets
is flying through space at the rate
Of one. hundred millions of miles
per annum, towards o point in the
constellation Hercules.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-14

THE Gall, in Its notice of the
illustrlous dead journalist, Col.
John w. Forney, was guilty Of an
egregious blunder in saying that
Forney and Cameron were rival
Democratic candidates for United
States Senator. It Is true that
Simon Cameron was an old time
Democrat, but he was so dishonest
that he could not get his head
above water in that organization.
He therefore drifted off into the
Know Nothing and afterwards
INTO the Republican party. Coli
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-14
OPEN BOARD-4l5f, NJ.

Potosi, 1.6O b, l.e5 q, l.65 s; Crown Point,
LILO b; Mexican, 1914 b; 1iptop, 5 a; Silver
King, l954 b, 20 q; Benton. IS b: Bullion,
LIS b, 1.20 a: Overman, I.60 b; Ophir, 6k
b, 63s a; Gould q Curry, 5S b; Scorpion,
l.2o b; Belcher, l.70 b, 1.75a Gala, 45c b,
90 a; n Belle, lOss b. l01a a, 1923 s: Mexi.
can, lOA b. l0N a.; Belcner, ~ i; Hale q
Norcross, "a b. 2.30 a; Utah, b; Con
Virginia, IN b; Sierra Nevada, 1913 a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-14
EAST ER Is.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 13th.-Great
excitement WAS produced in the
Criminal Court yesterday by some
spectator calling out, IN clear ring
ing tones, to Guitesu, "Shoot him
down, d-n bim!' The assassin's
mouth was Instantly closed, and
the quivering wretch turned DEATH
ly pale. He cringed in his seat
aud was dumb with fear and looked
as ii he thought his hour had
come, aud he no longer bIasphemed
or called upon the Deity. Judge
Cox and the officers of the Court
endeavored to fnd out who the
spectator was, but without success.
1t is reported that Scoviile has
said that he was afraid some one
would put a bullet through Gui-
teau's head before the emu of the
trial.
Oonxtess,onai.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13th.-SEN.
ATE. The Committee on Finance
approves Sherman's bill for the
Issue OF three per cent. bonds. Sec.
rotary Folger will appear before
the Committee Thursday and give
his views.
Waxey, Vest, Groome and Fer.
ry presented petitions for the pro-
hibition against unjust descrim
nations in railroad charges.
Hoar, from the Committee on
Rules, reported back resolution
for a select committee of seven to
be appointed by the chair on the
extension of suffrage to women, or
the removal of their legal disabili-
ties. He asked unanimous consent
for the present consideration of the
resolution.
In the House to-day Page intro
duced u bill to restrict Chinese
immigration. Also, a bill for the
protection of labor in the United
States and TO regulate immigra-
ton. Both these bills are desig ned
to carry into effect the Chinese
treaty, by prohibiting the inn mi.
grafton of Chinese laborers, except
such as resided in this country at
the date of the treaty? The class
which 10 specially exempted by the |
provisions of Pages bill are
merchants, business men, students |
and government agents. Page
also introduced bill to protect |
the mining and agricultural inter.
ests of California from mining
debris.
Berry, of California, introduced
a bill of similar purport.
In the Senate the following bills
were introduced: By Slater, for the
allotment OF lands In severalty to |
the Indians residing UPON the
Umatilla reservation In Oregon.
the granting OF patents therefor
and for other purposes. Referred
to the Committee OIL Indian AZ
fairs.
By IDgalls, for the allotment of
lands in severalty to the United
Peorias and Miamis, of the Indian
and for other purposes.
Referred to the Committee on In
dian Affairs.
By Fair, for an ascertainment
and report by the Secretary of
War OF the amount Of money ex-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-14

Hereafter notices Of companies, socie-
Ties, churches, etc.. will only be inserted
In the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places OF worship, graf
ID directory, which Will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-14
Horses---Notice to Stock Men.

A VALUABLE OAKLAND RESI-.
road depot. situated ON one Of the prin.
cipal streets, Will be exchanged for Cali.
fornia or half.breed mares and colts.
For further particulars address, w, b,
=, Hooms coa and 50, No. $50 Pine street,
san FEaAclsco, Gal. s1e@ sw-tf 4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-14
aeraId Steam Printing House.

rh~ facilities of the HERALD steam
Priuling House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will bs executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-14
Ets.,tEg Cssii~tsy
NEW TODAY.
p. @. DORREGO,

TEACHER OF GUITAR AND BANJO.
rGS- Terms Reasonable.
PROFESSOR DORREGO will furnish
music for parties or concerts.
ORDERS left at DAYS MUSIC STORE
Ill be ate nded to. d3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-14
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.

SAN sRaNOiSCU STOCE Amla EX-
Ug ANsaE liDAstli.
, 1881-11-05

Tilcy Arc still Undecided Whether to
Slut Down ur NOT,

g., - 1s,,, ~ st,"r yaw i "a,a,har ,,oot.
~ 'Ao'- M''al',' 1sof. n".n'. ,,teI.e
lhg ut tho al1llels' ASsuelht'oh WIS io1u III
Minneapolis lhls morning, but Nu further
uetlon was taken. Tlu proposttlun tv shut
,In,v,, tl,n mill. reraiv.l fran tha NilIwa,1krc
u"n a'o n,.a . =" stu'n ~. NO u's
Directors, tn wlIom tho proposition was re-
fcrrca ut the Thursday meeting, will not
,r,,lmh,v Ia suhm,ttrI Imfnre NJnn,lpv mud
pu' ~ ''4",.i s"u" .s ~ .,. .t.. IT,"
haS mol w pfepafea even " tl"t t'ne. IN.
l''lry ''inonG tie 'uilless revealed tho taet
thnt s0IlIt If tbs mills aro shut down for re-
,u,lra. whI]e nthnra hnya s,lsnent1ed uueru-
.,s % nmo w. ,ha % nr..".t t fnr tho rn"s",, u".
~, .oue ~. t7 .a psnss ~ .'o ,,,asa.s,... .un
t!'at owners experience great a'!lcnhy
In securing sufficient number OF cars
from tho railway co,nMntes to trnnsport
.un",,af, .u,u,lf"s nf whcat IN hi. mint
sa,,a"s., a,,ba,"sstne tha | ~
sel'ous'y e'!'o'.ns9'lk 4.o 4l"'a.ae.a'oln .., ~
tl'l,es. From tile TWO catlses above l'1el-
tlu.ltal II fl estimated, that about pcthfrt( uf
, 1881-11-05

was fired oil hyn MEXICAN l,,all.ot-,var. Inn,
Petersen hive IN utnl uskItt what ,yns wrnn.
II was then nscertnInctl Tint the coInI,,ll,s;
Of the war vessel tl!0uR'ls the atsrul,unccdi
{sla"; Fl ;,,,,i o. IT, S%r"'Hx '.,,. Of ls ,n5ssEss 5Ss
hnrl,nr. Tho rcasoll willy % il" ,t.a t"a
OH ihe bouts y tce@isc !;e l,ad clninle,l uS tiat
% tl,s isIA's! % lwIongc'' /" ,: S!sx'eo rs!"!Irrf
"w,tur q Hoyarrnss, at iii l;"Sc, n" IN b1a
Siurlicn street. this evening. Aecrr,linir y" ~
tile Information In ali.l rccelyetl, tlu Npyicam ~
1,,a,l.uf..wnr WIS looking fnr thr American
wl,ni, t'npt; i'eteraal,'s ADVENTUROUS 1hs crsw
ito ull.ot-wnr lniiwIlaleIy nj sill tM IN:
lslasu!, wlicI. tho A1exlca1ls cal,A NJ ti,.is tiis
avn, MID urrcstcd ilna w1,nlA Ditty. is IL.
cIudlnx tlp four Norwegian sra,nsn IN
Taiaasy on tie iii Of tic.oIrr 'aH,t mn, t'a %
nuxt tlay ,lcw,slacd Will, tllo NorwcrEia','' E''
Captain, vnrs'sls iutters alllt 3laprrs, wih
tnsrrtlull3@ @ T., !se t,tcs. ~ s,'n,! s 1ls slnuhi
rs! to y u"!tsa Nv Statg*' VtE y".l'. "Gap e,ef,s
i;nl,.pSvl,y," snhl Alr. liarfsui,, "ami H. H.
lost IL! t'nn III reporting tl'o Mexican uut. /.
r'EfSi'' ;,i'' ,,,o ,xou, ,r 1rv.orc,.. ,,,.,,. ,
possession or your co!ulmfiy" ''''
"Yes. keyarelas Ii llnsicr tile American
flag, Which WIS rnfsch tlierU l,y the com,
,,lAliltcr Ut u United Stnles nla,l.Uf-war i'm
years aao. It is only valuable OH nrcollnt Of
Courts. Wu i,aye brought several careoe, nj n
E!la1o from. tlls Island, IT,, Hi,d l'ass been nt
tAxJ b0i,tls not tn ship tho. products of Ns
island to any port outside Of tho United
, 1881-11-05


Tho Young Men's Iepublican Club ot tho
Fourth Wuru met III tho Armury Hail, on Indi-
nun avenue, lust night, 5lr. Il. +. Gordon prcs!~
ing, an4 transacted considerable necessary
ruilttno business.
Tho Fourteenth Ward Republican Club incl
at No. 44B West chlcaso Avenuu lust night with
U. W. petars IL Tho chulr. Tho following nula.
rIes. who will aso serve US Captains Of thoir rc-
sl1tcttva precincts. wsra appointed: FIrat l're-
ciucs, Martin 0tson; Reeond. II. 4. nrown;
'rhtrt. William llohn: tuurth, IL. Van Horn;
FINE, Hurry llurtul; S!xlh, Charles AllrtGht;
Seventh, II, Seekalnpt: Eighth, a. Il. Rolt;
Ntnth, j. schuen1Wall Tenth. +, Il. SGhuvilc-
wnd; Eleventh. Henry lI1aeilburK; Twelfth, L..
EAgpu,ltHr: Thirteenth, Dttu Fisher, Euruilur
hlNtaun WIS tho Orltnr III tho GyGnlbx, and III u
brief epcech urged tho young tlun tO eoutiuuu
Iii tho su0I wugk. liz Aud nj uoubt but thRt tho
Republicans would elect thelr candidates, but
uliGehstllx work MaA neoessAry TIL utter eletuOu.
Tho Republicans OF thu Fifteenth Ward held u
uie1tlnK III the eorisur 0f Cuntre and LassAbeo
chair. Ex-Al4. J. Il. 0itbert, candidate for
cuLnty Commissioner, reviewed. the work VI tho
County Hoard, anu Showed thul they h4d 11uto
u largo reduction III tho rxpul.sca uf county iu-
stitutlons, Tho Republican purity loft Mr.. lIur-
rispu u Itxacy which hu wlx usn4 to pay on In
slebtcduaas. II ucuatd y ulenlhtr Ut tho County
Hoard, tho sl'eakcr said hu should &ry to d., As
duty. Coprld Foz tuRda q fcw remarks, and
also John !, Mealy aud others, after which tho
:. Tbs Republican Club Of the seypateenth Ward
, 1881-11-05

tuned cac. day Inv mac rnal hid been
delivered, a,ul hnw nush WIS i!cnse'l 10
SUPPLY tlle city. Cars were thDli allotted IT,
rtrls. md there Wits To Discrimination, ~ h.
twr,u tF1, r,ltls ut operators, .>r between tho
rxr1lnnun Msetl ur iini,.cxclinilEe mrn. They
GIVE 10 upernt0r nll Tic ours lIe wanted. RtiA
they received ny many tr more chlNplNlTta
trun ,tletIi.crs nf tin toni Exchange as frol,i
independent ulrerAtnrs. 'Ihey ntnII.t 10 9iye
Tho mines III, equal clH.neu tn bring I" tilop
city alI thu el,at needed BY eallsttsncrs anu
tllat tl,a PM, ntten.el 10 rt.strlut thu a,n,'t
uf c,ml brought IN tic city, ur to In my w!ly
rrgutnin rrlcrs, anil denied tliat my prUitts
III tt'Nl Dr niy money whatever Is Mlvitscd
riii1l4.
, 1881-11-05

YOENOsroWN, O., Nov. 4.-Mafy St0Wc,
wife nf "llctt" Stowe, n rotcd character ut
l,raceyt1lc, o., died yesterday afternoon froIt
tho rtrrcts Of ous ounec Of tfncturo OF
aranltc taken with s,lsuiiat intent. rhysl-
clans belng called, tho wolnatl stated Tint SHE
lnd taken the drug nui thrown the pllal III
the fire, being tired Ut life. Thu ptlnl was
afterwar.l fountl III tho stove. The. drug was
purchased III tlts city four, tlnys a90.
Uomcstic trouble thr ..a,tse. Thfs ,ai.kcs tIe
tllirl suicidu In l}rnceyil[e within three
weuks. Another report is that acoslile not
having the drsfreh etgGc!, SHE severed tlIb
1I0r husband le,l reckless life, ail1 recently
hurled Ills first wife, who tllrst with broken
heart over Ills vices aud cruelty.
, 1881-11-05

Con Sullivan wat up III arms yesterday tnorn-
Ing at tho tlcninl by tho Democratic Campaign
Committee of his candidacy. fle IA running ~
an Independent Democratic candidate for Com
missioner III tho Fourth GtHtrlct ugnlnst Come
missioner woo,!, Il Republican,. and one non.
nrrsbcryer. tito regular Democratic nominee.
lie ,lecurcd to Sir. \. p. lltsworth yesterday
morning Tint tho repurt that ho ha,l Withdrawn
htH na,nr. wticn wis circulated W tho flenio'
and he Ints,sied to run anu be elected.
Tim Democrats, he said. waited to- sst
swn a r. nr' I'm Ssa:S NV Ayoas sfe sns ss1 81
tnking votes frun, tho rcvlifnr t>otnoerattc
iiotniiice hut ht' was s,,ru .'g stccess, md II
teS ] sI,m.n"cd hin before tdc,r III ths l'lll1uer
lln,lse yesterlay aftrrs,h'u., ma hs WIS On
!,uns!. toancl for strsls kiek a. ts 'way ny g
with Mr. Mncklu and hIh friends for nbont ~
h ad ,'y IT. w%rs sr %Sgas'' nHn o 9'fr r.eo so
int,,rr finally tlintle his Hpprnrnncc. h!s sunny
sila WIS Replaced with elutld OF rnft,, nnh h|s
merry ln,E,. w4x ,usft Tns ri rH!mer 1t''ss ,'s
Missing wur''s Of vengcai!ee, fratn lc, b.,
tiie arornu of tho ttock larn haI passed AWAY.
Into tilo caAtes "sweat.Gox n,id informed n
"'S tsre %ai@ III Thot f the Senosstsc campasn com
'tt ,at Sarnss ssSns sys Si Tss ksSa
MI independent caildklHte fur CnnntY Commits.
sIo,,eF in tho Fnurtll District apr'ad tic st,!rt
f@on sse III e asst @ 4" ii: w%sh
sn.'ss,X i,van cxssntae s ue VII via shs ntost
AMI good ful,h toward bis friends anu tho party
ut sarge. uy urdcr Of tho C,tnihttce;
II Sullivan persists in IttniR-ana NJ soetna
ably not bo rcccyea by hlna In exactly tho right
, 1881-11-05

SAN FKASCisCo, Nov. 4.-Cltarles Crockcr,
President of TIC Southern Pacific, has given
tho Academy Of Scicncs $4,000 In Southern
l'acItic per cent l,ollts, the Interest to be de-
voted tn original scientific Investigations on
tho 1'nci!lu Slope.
Tllunr,s Nlrscrsol,, Of tho Atchtson, To-
pckn d Sillla FL md the Atlantic Il pacIllc
ltaifroa,l Companies suys nrlther of these
companies il applicant fur the franchise for
llle Ucnai Shuru Ittn,d 10 run fro,t :sallta
Crlz t0 SIN FranGiYcn. II seems To bu Tilt
,lcrato0l. however,, tllat while these eou-
phtIitS aru not applicants fur the frtt,iehiau,
there Is I'LL arrangement BY which thoy may
III flltltru SECURE the benefit of 1t.
, 1881-11-05

tlhl0 ItlthT, Win ientftlnllcrH III tiHCl1nhtl.
Ills ufl}cInl pnsliul linA mt yot l,cen nnlGtl.
hut u Is stuffed TINT 1t will l,o Assistant to tho
PRESIDENT. |
9. ~ Drew l,as bec,r anuotntetl rar Dts-
trllnl.or Ut Tho !l0ck [slant fttad, will hGn.l-
nunrtcrs =! Chieax,. ila VII llMyu n.!tire
Thu. o'1lcMl procM'ltngs ,of tho Int" lnent.
Association l'nve jHst eta'Il Issued In an''lI-
lot form, ly Commissioner Dixon. but rim
tntn lnllinE q lltrrest M wl!lS!i M Inv not III
,nMysr Sy Wn 5 Frss; Sy " " fiHt III 's SsT cnra nSs
il, tic 77ih yeAr. Of Ills nge. 'rhis grTnicS u
ynea!!cy ~ The ts.r'i oi t,lrectors nf !ito llt,
llos Central, which Will lc ittIetl ut tile i,cAt
meeting Of thu bnattl.
Tle CI!icax,, Burlington II Quincy Rail-
r0al C0n!pnmy yesterday rpil''!c'tccd rru.
cGe,ll,ixs f;'r lllo toutls.nl.a!'n "f !''t Y nf
tho so'ltl, }5nf B'oek IN Wa's't y MSMul' M
T. S s|f'::? q sc. y IL y oWslp E i' :~ = rio pr pr,
orty Is owned by Sue II, Dflts, Ut nl, nnu Is
wanted far tlup0t atNl utlter purposes.
beginning IN Monday next thu 1llnots
Central Hnfir0ntt will elaItKe the tli!iH Of !lu-
pnrtltrc Ut two Of It's suburban ir'l'iis1tllo
trnlM. TiIla IN II, nccofA!Hc WI THUR itsttnl
winter movement, thu t;llihnn cl'nllHn heitcr
crEs9I,s s9I eSlrotls ts IT t,i;t re',i @
H.
iior,tter % Ieuv1 nt i ss5 Tpstea,i Of 5:s;, millI
ilus fiv,in iinrl trli1l will lrnve ut i o'cIMrk
instrnI Of i:lT1 ihu tiilnil,i Change will
also iiccesstato Il cl,nilgu 0f nDuI,l forty y-ljyu
minutes Il, lilo departure ar tic tnIFux trlin,
which makes tts colltlectiol 1T Gillnan.
Must Of tito railroad ot1tslu1s In this city
ctnim that Alr, j. II, WUu{l. General pIssett.
gcr Agent Of Tic PENNSYLVANIA. IL M silcll
ErGtlL rotnrt,Igr nY his circulars rpg.rtling tho
Stopping OF the guil.i,,issiu, n,iislilcu ol, his
lines nlfiko lin nut to llr 1'lluy aay Ills nc-
tinn wU,tId deserve Of jn,,cll pruFso If liz
wnt,d slup payIItg commissions to tho ugulta
Of utIur linus also. hut thus fur liz llrs
tnkcn no sllcE, ncttol1. liz continues, they
say, to p,y cOtI,isslnus 10 tho agcMt Is OF otllur
rOltls Tor tic slc uf Tickets over Ills line, but
prohibits his own nguilts, under prl,aIty Of
}S,ussut, to rscplyu commissions for the
Balu OF tickets frum other lines.
~ f,..u., :, n,,,,1, c,..,.,r,, ~ lin
,vat, & scotgU H. Hat'etst oge"fy ,s y, e,.,,.., liz
sn esy, E Ss%t; as H. sss 4 tne + 5Swns ,c s
so.st'to lt ,s,,,,, !" t1. ~ ,ts u.t, ato
tast,,' tHi, III ,ni ~ .h Gn }onismr IT,,
eMs'i W. W tou 49, ~ w. .aM IN -" ~
~; M n,, ~. y ,i,aS ..e
.n,sin, snH r H. ,,r.'.p,,a H., ~, Eytnutivn
GnsSi" VII nf M " o ~
Soagci M; is 'ieGs Tru 't nsE u
,M"t ~ nn,,,'s tn,veS = th.; ~ s nav
, 1881-11-05

Manu..


Mr.. Thu1uRs llt,ynu. 4 member Ut tho IroVuois
Club, WIS Interviewed by II reporter yosiurtlny
IN relation tD tho action OF the club rtgur.llug
tho nomination OF Indxu uary BY Tho Doluo.
orats for Judge Ut thu auprotne Court. ftu said
1t hai sls,yeF been once suggested thut the club
shosl!i bring out candidate Of Its own; that
thore WIS nut tho stIxhtust perspnal objection to
Jutigu uury. ltC WAS Il man whom they ull 70.
offered 10 his elcef;un by my number ur tho
club. WhAt they did uhtcot to WIS tho principle
oE II DunIoura,tlo convention nnnlnAtlHX ltu-
Or tneir own party IL brug forward for uny par-
tcnar otflnp. they might i!ot Illuminate any ono,
hut they hull better SlAy mt homo than meet
only to nominate Republican candidates,
, 1881-11-05
INDIANA HAPTIcTs.

TENHE llAurk, Ind, OCT. 4.-rl'e l!aptfst
Statu Convention cluseu liz deliberations t1-
,lay. Tbs subject Of foreign missions occl.-
Piled much OF the tine. The work sh0ws
much promise. Il memorial address Oh de+
ceased members WAS Mlatle. Tllu work OF
tho convention was Important, especially
that relating to education alld missions.
, 1881-11-05
Two Attorlpta Mt sclf-Destrucsfon mt
LuutHv1l1u, Iky.

EpftEd[ 1J1pd{fh 70 1NN LHIAVu 1TIoHHk.
LouIsvl1.I.E, KY. Nov. 4.-Lonis Wilson, Il
drummer fur tile dry-gout!s house. Of 14cblg
4: Co., willis laboriuE under an attack Of dc
lirIuln-trcnitls this afternoon cslt his throat
with suicidal intent. 1t Ii thought he will
ur. Mrs. JOHN ltilEeway, thu wife vi Tt~
speetablp tncclunlc, tUuk arSuntc tonight
witt, su!cldnl fntri,t, but Tho quantity tnkGn
WIS 20 great us to render tile tlttgmpt futile.
1Ier husbands llabits Ut lAle Is said to have
been tho CAklse.
, 1881-11-05

:.
George g. klehn, 0l Niles, the Republican
candidate for Commissioner in the Bcuond his
tr., ia mi In tha fn,tn,yE,p ,.,ear.cut nt,rr
20 w.. ~ ,%s. -" ae =, .n.t .,at.,o,. 9''"
'etor 10 tao % sutefs o. LIN "!s1siIt' w. .;
Sesond t'onm'aataHers District fn tho t9u'ltu4f
t'Hk: As n.rnllee " tho itcpuhtlctn Couspsl-
lion For tho UllltG ct county Commissioner OwD
It to the 1,nrty that 1'oiliilntt1 MT and to tho
Kind trlons who a9 ittslt1iiolssiy abor Tor ne 10
issuu which is trtlmpeh up 10 serVs Democratic
purt,oseB In this cu!I!pliEn:
At tho n.DGt1tlK or thu detKAtoa to the l)elnu-
crni1c Convention from thls 'Iatrjct resolutions
were pAsscd tstnt,.ltittlR toll-ruAds aud. by In
rl!Gutiun. fnr US their trUnh nt1d ndvncAte.
viii rnss hy without comment tho Attctnpt
ii, boltitt nlo by cu!ling 1na tho brothor-in,law
M ioll-rtaA proprietor. with whom l0Hg slnco
the ehnr9c aHd 10 tho declaration Of my viuwa.
, 1881-11-05

Hptetal Dt,pdteh to 1as cAleaoo 7Ttaaas
+ RocllEsrHIs, Atil,n., Nov. 4.-lt oeesa
showing for the first tl,Me this season ~ u"'I %
today, and ut D. III. It llau reached the uep'"
OF seyeral inches.
MlnnLErowN, y. r, NGy;, i,d.,v a:ElhsS hsSu1iyat, IT
County, r.a,. fail Inst
night to the tlap.i Of five inches. IL 10 '"'
showing :rnpltliy.. .u,u,s anow.
~ ~ foot 70 t sSp ii III tIie u northern aIt. TTIts Is
wcru snow-sollNiIs along tho Hudson; vuaW uny
Cntskils nro covered, Eight illclles ~ ,Fbufs F
arc reportet Iii Northeastern! pnlafin' tnnn.,
wore suvnro sliOW-su4n!ls Vt hur"'e"'
ul,4 other tH}!nts In Nuw Engla1sd'
, 1881-11-05
Financial Troubles md General DC.
kftfttGctry.


aptetal Dtspateh to 7hs Chstaoo Tribune.
ATLANTA, t;a., Nov. 4.-,john W. Atngiit,
OF this city, about Il years nf agc, claiming
to have leen Minister to Brazi! during BIZ
ctlnl,an's Administration. committed suict.le
NJ Ills resleemee here tvtlny by takllfg, forty
gr.t!us nt Mlorpllllu. The callsu Is attributed
to financial troubles alnt general desponl-
GNCy,
, 1881-11-05

The NnHt EFMtll on fll0 Wa6RNIl.
ST. Louis. Mo-, Nov 1.-THE Wabash Rail-
ronl will put OH n fast trAin between hero
and New Yurk next Munday morning, wl,tc.
will 10 known as ths limited express. 1t
will leave the Union Dupot here ut 7:'D II, III.
alld arrive ut the Central Depot, New York,
at O:;D on tlu eyenins Of tho next dny, run
tofI; h,G ,ates t' w| t|hFty,ree aYa Gss asl ~
tNclpd.
, 1881-11-05

vnte life. well kuown to thDsu aiming whom an
many ncttvo years havo !'orn pssatl: ;tnd M w n,y
snnto man ~ huinro my elevation. md. simply
strive tn carry ont my InnE.nctlulrcl prsonlulcs
md hel!ef. n,e Of which Is. aud cser has tIeoti,
usonuE g, K,.EtlM.
, 1881-11-05
Cotton Rates from ~. Loula-1Fagncr
Sleeping Cars.

ST. Louis. Mo-, Nov. 4.-Tlle General
Freight Agents 1f Eastern roads ce,,tering
hers held II n!cetlng todny anu discussed a,l
n!tyAncu Ut 10 cgmts per IU0 In cOttuu RITES TO
Nav lAtk. Tho lnntter waa referred tO
Commissioner FInk.
Wagner sIueplng-cars are 10 be placed OIL
tho Iron Mountain ai.tl Tpxaa u i'aciao ltall-
r0.l.!h tho I8t Ut UocunlbUr,