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Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-20

SACRAMENTO RECORD-UNlON.
San Francisco Office, No. eos Montgomery
street.-A. II. Macdonald Agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-20

Up 10 her chamber window
A slight wire trellis grows,
And up this Romeo's ladder
Chambers bold white rose.
To her scarlet lips she holds him,
And kisses him mary a time
All me ! it was he that won her,
Becluse he dared to climb.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-20
Died In Prison.
New Constitution .

EDISsURGH, June 17sh.-Lewis Potter. i'm
prisoned in connection with the Glasgow Bank
frauds. died TO day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-20

MELBoURNE, June l7tb.-The bill for re-
form OF the Constitution OF Victoria has now
passed both houses of Parliament. 1t reduces
the property qualifications of members of the
Legislative Council to el00, fixes that of q
freehold elector at $40, and of occupiers at
e25. Great satisfaction prevails at the set
tlement of the question.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-20
A Trlne or.

OTTAWA (0nt J. June 17th.-A man named
Martil is building miniature ark, in an
ticipation of flood on the 19sh of june.
His wife spent the entire week preparing
provisions for the trip. Another man was
taken to the asylum for the insane to-day
he was crszed by reading of the early end of
the world
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-20
Damaging Frost.

NEWCASTLE IN. b. June 17th.-There was
heavy frost here and 10 this vicinity last
night, causing considerable damage.
, 1881-07-18
A CREAM PURCHASE.
An Immense Transaction in Southern
Coal and Railroad Properly

An Immense TrAnKartlon In Southern
Cnml and Railroad Properly.
= NAsnvlLLE, Tetn., July l9,-one OF tho most
important trades In Southern property In yeArs
NUS concluded her tha morning. The property
at tho Tenncsseu Call j. liatlroad Company
ami the Eowanee. Furnace company,' covering u
large body Of land. Including lh,oo0 acres et
coal OF six to eight feet thickness, antl now
ytelt]v over 1.000 sons duly, also u0 coku oyena
and past furnaeo, naklu9 100 t0ns Of lrnn daily,
q staudarl-gauKu ralIEuau Of twcntY-oae 1nles.
With soyon miles ut branches, tho cost OF '1n.
nruyuucnt a,ane approxlmnttng &, ,tDo .00. was
bourht by n party Ut New YORK Rn1 Nashville
u,pitliats. Tus price rald Il not na1nu1. but
aoSerRl millions are Involved. as large impFoya"
Mpntx. aud Gxtehd0l developments nrg de-
torii,ino'l. Mr. Nathaniel DAxt9r, Jr.s Isesi.
liant Of ..;tho"ts FIrst Nntlonai Hank
UT NushvIllp, ono ct tho arVtat ult'eycd ttsl!tls
tstluug In tho South. aAs 'nttGptNl the FFe4!'
tGttpy, Among the DIRECTORS VII! h9 .l0hn u.
Iniillltl, t tp1lin1l, bwun Co.. uG Nlf iprk; y.
u. baldwin, pros!4unt 0i tue tauIavL!tu, Nnsi"
vllU l. 1rant Ho1lEheri, ltA!lroa1i px.09y, J. u.
Porter, rFeslauut NJ tn9 GMslyli!o, EhAttah0oxa
& Ut: t.Hn!a Katltoadi =. Y: Cole, Er0slu"1s ne
rSad; j, ii. McUhup, ylus- l'rostdcut pt TIC sa'ne
CVHit,at,y; Th0tnas OC0nMer, nf tho firm Ut
Cdeny. VCoaor s. Co.; Col. A.. y. Colycr. Of
NathyllIo; n. L. Smith. 3c Now forks R1ll J. Q.
Wnfrpji, nf thu ltlsinx Fawh FuFnA1o Company.
Tho ilrW C,snpany Will tRke posseasFpn proinpt..
" and lnaugurhl1 q comprehensive SyetoM III
inlprOyun1n,lt Ktla tlevQlopnont. Competent OK
pHris pEtln0lnc1 tnts the anest coat property
9uuth Ut tho OHIO Nlyer+.s l.: -! -"i.:
, 1881-07-18
A. BRAVE PEOPLE.

THE PEOPLE OF NEW UI4M TEEFAHIN4 TO
: 1lE.U1LD TlTE11s DEsoLATED TOWN.
NEW ULM, Mlun., July 17.-The people Of
this stricken place arc organizing for tho
work that Is before them, and Will bo pre-
pared to commence the rebuilding OF their
st. Peter, and MankatO ate on hand, nnd
things ''nre beginning to assume Boine system.
The Governors Guards are OIL duty protect
ing property. Large crowds visited the
scene Of tic disaster to-day, and sfecfal
train from Redwood Falls was run here,
The following Is Il partial list OF the killed
anil wounded, antl also the estfuaatel losses
Of tho principa! losers. The Killed are LaurI
Rettz, Anna Warllcr, Anna Lctscll, and H.
Eggnrt. Tho wounded are: Mrs. Warner,
struck by lightning. She was lying on the
floor with small babe, which was killed.
The bolt struck her on tho breast and OK
tended to her feet, leaving the body
-. AS uLAcK AS a COAL
She cannot remember any event in her life
anterior to the time sllo was struck, and will
probably die. Mrs. Re!tz, left arm broken
twice; 1da Le!scl,, left Leg broken; n Swcde
boy, hume unknown, badly wounded III tha
neck al,d head; AIRS. Le!sl,, skull! fractured
and Internal Injuries, probably fatal; Jacob
Miller, left Leg broken aud internal Injuries,
probably fatal; Mr.. plitfe's wife anu child,
hurt IN the head; two children III the same
house, lnterna! Injuries. possibly fatal; Ar.
llotfmoro's twu sons, Injured IN tho lead aild
back; Henry FItller, compound fractures OF
the left thigh antl arin; Charles Spooner.
49, HOLE IN THE JAW;
Mrs Knte WessoIl, throat cut lnylnE bare
tie jugNinr vein. At Calro. ReAyille County,
f0nr aud eIIe.hnlf miles northwest, John
Holland md wtfe and two boys a'nl ono girl
from tho llotlse. The boys when found were
III 4 tree eighty rods from tho house.. col,l"
uletely leniltlctt. At West Newton live bodies
lave been fol,ntl III to tie ttm0 Of this writ
ing, the names Ut whom cUuld hot be lcarned.
l. :. LOSSES IN NEW uI.,E.
The principal lproperty.owuers' loss In New
Uln. as 1aoar as ca!i by found out, Is Us fo!"
psts ISSs' S4f' Wssee. fes'I5 iess sia9; @
brewery, completely demolished, loss
$4,000 10 Sl5,0lD; Epples Block. complete
wreck, loss 14.0W; ". Mullen, store, buddy
wrecked, Loss s, 900; house de!ol!slIel; ll loss
s!SSk u,ma 5nFs nrl:H S2oo0 ook kEss4s"Sf; SaS;
tlasuagcd, Loss 5000; Schn!Iaoher's brew
cry, 6aa!y. damaged, loss 3a00o to S4,oo9;
Es,ika's brick BtOFt, completely destroyed,
loss $1,000; publi.,schDol building, root otf
sietSodisti Lutharli',. ald CONGREGATIONS!
Churches are entirely destroyed. tho losse,
rni,9ltix FROM S3,OU0 to SiV T!lc4a aru tllu
largest losses snstallletl. TAgFo 70 not =
building but what IL more Or less damaged,
1e ieIof!tX Of fases ~ FotG1s el'x!1Ia,uys x1It, e
$50, and IN .llln!ly other casea the buildings
safsly ;1 @ sSid % tiat sss on to ssSooo Would not
put the town buck to where 1t Wns.
, 1881-07-18
OTHER TOWNS.

Special DtspateA u tn Chicago 1ttb1tns. - :
ST. PAUL, MIMI, July >11-Tha Pioneer
Prtss hus special ndylces from the following
places, Just received on. account at tho de-
ranRelnent OF the wires BY the electrical
atortus -, ::- - ~:
. WlyyEnAao, July 17.-A' cyclone passed
over soctton OF the country ly!lR north OF
t!lts place .on Friday evening at o o'clock.
The whole distance travelled waa about ntne
miles and not to exceed = Nalt-u'tlo In Width.
T4a amount OF damage done cannot be estl'
mated at present, but the general appearance
is beyoud description, being much WORSE
tl,an anticipated. It unrooted md de'nol-
tsl,ed buildings OF all k!nds.
uvltY1Eo pKoPLE AND STOCK IN THE RUINs,
though no loss Of life }s reported. Two
, 1881-07-18

aeatefi'hR cfash aRaihst tne wa! oi some
nM'''u'K ~, W uie opp's't a'uo ol u!o "'tcct-
l"o ctaah ot ia'''nX "al1s WIS Neatp On
every aaet W''ie eVer anu anon uH seene'
ohc VI 8s1lole plct'tresQuehess' Wns LII uppy
LoHsp fLAH'1Es oF ht'HINlS"
loe bevetal W., m!'lutea'--it sec''ied a!hoat ~
aRe. Ime p.uy VI tue "Rhth'hR WIS nhaoS1
'Nceosan, anu nearly sct'fo Of beiainRs
Me'e s1snck n a1'a M .,tu.e Ut !css 'nlafca ny tae
e'ee.l'e 'thiu. 1ne terror u u'e seehe coula
"s a'.e w Ins.*''sa .as ~. ~ Ky MpMss ,.. eo'!.
ss'ss" ~ s'io inost s1s'u l"kt;tnn ,'.', M., ~
Sas, "As haoss , " n"1kness nta 'utu ''s"ana!'R
ss v'oei -. coon ,.,. .;,., ~ s",s. ...s.
nv ot"A"o 4n1.eu VIII "aasu" 'nty ~,
49, wv sp1et ~, " 'Wi ~. .,.e ] WEE H.. m
Ia'n.' ~ a,u I"po ,t.,' ~ a'e uu".u Wy
aaew eseM ~ .ss': o .sHan s I.,t "a' H. ~
,'. Wy n.'et uu'a''o' ''o"e'e'' 'o' n'no'' '''@
'N"'"''S co,...rrr, ero,,,,
h-o,,o o,+ co,',,,u, frn,,, ,,'a .,,s. and rocod
,,tti, r,,n,,,tni 49,. fnr .a,, or ff,"a, MIN.
,',"e ,,.arI,. cn,nnIatfn. tl'o ,xori, ~ win
int ,n,i oircos,v nro~resscJ ~ fnr walls
fiat int1 ,vithStno t,,e f,ret nn.l,ncl,t of tne
,rtn,i s,,c,,,,r.1,.1 - I'm 1otto,. i,oat ituon
ttnl,ors ,v"r.. m rr,od lttor ami ,httI,or INV
or,,s,,tty tl,rr,,,1, I'm; fr.,,ta ~ sto,o. ami
an', i,rs,a",,,. t,,o -n,ts - iou.,s -. i,or,,s
@.at'io r",onaoI fr"n ,,,a,r =" nnrra,s " h,, tha
~ ~
action Ut tho wind, ran believing through
tho s1fcets. anu lofSes' tearing thosnse!Ses
from their fastcntngs, rushed wildly lltther
and tlltl,er. Men soumed to have lost their
renson. nnd
1.1,: ts.,1 ~. sr" ,o,, -, .-,., -, vur.,.
1vnnn ,rft tn. r r,AIn "r u. ta,
yafnly appealed for a!d, whlto above all was
tile crnsl of falling tfnlbers and the t1oyllnr
~ tha ,.urrtoa,o ~ ,",a a. nannsta, nj ,ara,
~ aso .ut.'s s.s ~ "as ~. oss"s4ol . l!esst
70 oe lolBottch DJ my That ~efe present..
Some OF the more superst1ttous believed thut
the end Of the world Ind come OF q surety,
and their wail!ngs were pitlful In tho ex-
trptnc. Others had concern only for the 1na-
tnrjal lnsses thnv hal a,,stninnd. md
,,,.,,n s,,,-. .,...,,, -. :, r.r,.
uhAuASEn tHh4H SAD FAtE'
y Wnen nt Iast tle storm passed AMY and the
city there was n feeling of relief. and men
and woman calned the,nscfves sufficiently tn
take view Of inc situation. a sorry speeta"
Gle presented Itself. Where but a,l hour be-
fore there had been long rows of elegant
business buiItlfnrs. amule private rcslde1ices
, 1881-07-18

. fr0HosAla fur FiirtiaRhfnR k4oFxtS+ Wagons.
mud Harness for tho Indian Service.
bealed rrotH,snIx for furnlahaG elRhtT takl work
s ss g. essy III ty TsxSn. oso ~
the lslIar SERVICE NJ 0tus Ag1noy. Enb will bo
se.ed " tile undersigned nt big nce unil! I'VE 80
9Snss III Il 4 H. nssia1 Juty q is 2. which time a'ds
Ihe following spocittauons md conditions will b.
,Ths *oit narso. must bo botvcsn tho aaea OF four
&
ehu nfy III pounds. broke to double hkrnsss. tFre
so wDtk. IND PHsfoctiy sound, The buggy tsaIn ~
" aatteet lu the nborc cs!!ilu1nH. and In addition
~ t'r%aah tlia md nspcctl'n totoFs boti!x 1e+
sfs..aT T.ey .n.t w weighed 1t thu Agency IN ths
M'nscn: " bs throa t1 Inch mbles
.1Is tIwS!ss ~! ounce duck Light wagon, throa W
,tiass. p!s!n, b.ek sssnp*, aud COLLAR. full
Al ths aSovo i, 81 delivered At the Agency At tho
hts une.s shore liquid t. 70 s!stsy IL ths .nsspssI
sst,sssa ssost. q % sss;s Siss s.s,e:
PeotltorY, payable u thp order 0f tho AEvnt fnF at
ufe ~ per cunt At Tho 4lnunt tl!s ltd, which
~ os fotfclssd to tho nited 1.tes 70 sa.s
etuah;iy contract will F4od md sufficient snEatos
70 l9e !eEus Of hls bld otherwise 10 ha re-
through r. 5rsS os ss
Tho 1 t4at u 1Sjaet any and a. blda y reserved
tsonss a4ona md Harness. ETC.. A. tho rnse n1nf
Esss ~ u ae undersigned at otos Agency
'''1 EEWEL1.yN Il. yyoODIN,
OEQE AGENCY, NolL, June ~ laat.
, 1881-07-18
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dMsfat p4paEk K

sptets. nttpateh to IN caieaaa Tribune. :.
Toaspo. O.. July little hody: ct = drowned
man wNu tnken iron, tha Mau.nee lust nlgbt aud
identified to.iaY a& that Of John Henry. book
keeper in thu now asfnnet bank ot,KFaas \
Hlnlih: lie ssu4 nlH,.,t ~ years ut age, md not
married: s'Ilo is suppoao.t tn havo auleldsd. hav~
= :: :. asfelsi 0IpatsA d ~ Chtesqo 1rtsuat. =
: stUxc!a,, Ind. July !1.-A welt.t9:1o !. sad ana
prtautnent farmer hy re ,name ee ns ff9aos''k
III sasIl Hys sawa t'' % us LsEo ErIe Westssn ls.
road. tn TILL co,1oty. fourteen t9!ot tf1m ths
6ltnaeiE. Cause mt knowa- = :,
, 1881-07-18
IHE .SlVKM-AlNN.
The Disaster. at New UIm
More Desoiating than
n: Anticipated.
Strange md Graphic Occurrences
US Described BY an Eye.
Witness.
A. Cloud Of 1nky Blackness APP
<: proachcs the Doomed
-. Town.
It Bursts with the Noise Of a
Raging and Maddened
Torrent.
st
Several Hundred Persons Rendered
Homeless in tha Twinkling
Of an Bye'
Above the Storms Roar Is Heard The
=. shrIeks Of the Stricken
People.
So: =.
The Hurricane Denudes the Surround.
ing Country Of Buildings
and Crops.
An Estimate Of the Number Killed md
| Value Of Property Destroyed
| ..4sr. Impossible.
Fearful Mortality in 0inoinnati-Fatal E.
feots Of tho Suns Rays in
| = Vnrio7a p1anes
The Hurricane Denudes the Surround.
ing Country Of Buildings
and Crops
An Estimate of the Number Killed md
Value Of Property Destroyed
Impossible.
Fearful Mortality in Cincinnati Fatal e.
: feots Of tho Suns Rays in
Various Places,
AT NEW. ULM

Spketdf Dt17dttA TO Ihe ChtedQo Tribune.
|, ST. PAUL., MINI, July t7.-Addtional par
ttc,llars from the tornado at New Ul,n show
the disaster to have been more widespread
md teselatInc tt,un eyeu was supposed,
DESCRIPTIONS OF cye-wItuesses give mary
strn,,eo and g1pphic occurrences,
4 clillu OF Fritz pfckhlyer WIS cprrletl over
halt q mile and Is still Alive. =
Martin Frank, OF Welt Newton, was found
| dead mile from Its.lEt,sc. but not piece
Of lis house or Its cou;dnts las been found
Since tho storm, y; $,
Ofthe family Of soyts, of Matthew Finley
| of West Newton. ~
,~... hut ONE nEMA1Ss A11vE.-'
nm infant which. was tadlv t,,iureti, =.
| A family Of five .wc c.lu,riod in t1,o rntns of
n houye. near Fort: Iua,sIey,s Miss Anua:
t,cuch was carrjsd out Of: tho lo,.se, llur
mother ran out after hcr; md size sail, "Oh,
| mother, / must dle," and Immediately OK
| ufrcd. Mrs. Leach was badly. Injured.
One horse ]lud q scautltnp driven clear
throue], him.
ono man was standing talking to his wife,
ami The first tl1fnr he knaw His wife w, zone
nmi ,i he M wns @ IN % the ntr iii h,nsa1f II nis homse n
,yos carried AWAY. lin, foun} Ills wife soy-,
eral blocks distant ytnu tin storn WINS ovar
| Ali tho trcrs. slruhherv. onl fc,ros T., tfa
ctty were r1,iuen. md fuiIy 100 bui,ltu0a are
con,nictcIv de,no1jshed. sn,iutertj tn ttn,l-
linz. or eutIrrly disa n,narctl.
Onn man who ca,n, from thu cosutrv
r,,,~,,,,, 1,,,-,, .,7,,,,,,.,
s,, ,,,,as ,,.orr inat - tuest Nn.',t. .,t a,.+
1,.n,t,.".a I'LL. ,,""., .s.s aa .'u o. -
-. =. ..1.an osu ~. wa uo..u ~
i,, H,s 49, ,,nt i.a,. i,o.na 0~ ,,, ,ant.s y. y.
a,""a as u!1 aa n,,at 1 n,t nms"t ~
In ..attmn, ,a,, ot tis ,yrIt,nr s'ho ,,nrn,inn
, 1881-07-18

Nretiat Ugipaath 70 TIE EhEta60 1fnNHk.:
OrTAwA., July 17.-Tho latcst Dominion Gov
cr1,lncnt advertisement still announccs that II
homestead ot lG0 acrcs will be Htycn FREQ 10
every settler In Mnnisobn and the Northwest.
1t further tnys, Hpoaking of tho Canada Pueblo
hallway. that 80 nli,es year west are to bo
l4nd In the wurfl Mre upnuei up for settlement
and bo,0ot Uoo acros Of tho best grazing-land nll
Tim vef1r rt,l1mf.
, 1881-07-18
FLOODS.

Special Dttpateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA. July 17.-Tho Department OF tho In
torlor Is III receipt 1T Information that tho touda
in Grand yal!ey and the Fort ElEIco region hslto
greatly !nterfered with tina progress Of tho SUR
veys In tho subllv!ston Ut Townships. This
portion Of tho work lctug under contract at 81
mitch per square mile, tho surveyors will loso
heavily by tho loluy.
, 1881-07-18
THE WEATHER,

DECATUR, '1LI~
Spsttol Dspatth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, IT., July 17.-rhe first fatal
case Of stnstroke III this vicinity t,is year
occurred last evening near 11arristown. Jo-
scph Wall, q German and farm lnlorer,
,rns tho .t,tIr, I'm ttIo.i .oor nftar ho faif
~. w. 80 .s ~, ,is... ~ uu ouoa ai.ei ''c 'e'''
III 1lo ne'o "''ete Ac ""s ~ "olh'
srAEAroit, ILL.,
Special Dfspatth 70 Tia Chicago 1f4aans'
SrnEAro1s, H.. July 17.-A r,a,l named
Martin Lees s ns ,aa snstr1ek s nc here & Yesterday
discovered lying under tree, nothing could
ba done for hin.
,,.<.,, ,x,..,:s kfexs<; . =: ;,,,<,., ,,,,,,.,
Kno!syk. H., Jaly 1.-THE water i again
very i.sgh: promising TO 10 moro tsanaRc.
os as coeaon Dey oss snd s' e eE pa + e 4eofE f
&st. IMnIs Inn is uns,sr mn iva water.ot M nojnts ncar
a. 'a aa a,ao ~ aa'.e ~ "tr ~ t.aa fet
utesors; ;,o Lug s.aes ot wa'er ~ t1es' ,ae tcs9
@ Te oas % ot s yesterday | was u e and ma
number OF people were overcome by the ex-
tro,ne xyenttor. t,,onab tho thor,nn1',c,nr did
ot ,,r,s ~ ... Iarr,aa ~ - ,os ~, a.ta.
or er. 5x ns as s i ase's e u ne o e.s s
morning las made today delightfully."- cool.
on,t1vnr,y. H.,
o,.+.u, nt.nat.s ~ ~. ,n...as ..,. 7,.,,,..
so,s,ss nnrste1 70 3n1 en'ssoe n,o
HLooshSoIoS' 1n'' "u!5 H'-Jnnh naoer'
farmer. was foilnl denu 1loar this city on
the farm of Abrain DrUkawn. lie liNtl gollo
ont to NOV, and was probably overcome BY
heat. =
c1yc1SSATt,
s,>.ta, r,t,oareh to IN. fnaenoo r,a,.n..
c,x5vw.r1 1pxs.S' r0aie" e i fniw ~ nra'tfn, MT
weTe tilo i1i,tl'bcr Of prostrnti,i1s frt1in tia
ienf ,isirInT lila INST WAX. NJ rtM.rtet In tin
iaiy nr,ss lie nfiicIni returns snw ti,at ti.t,
story of suffering aiid death WIS OILY lIalf
futai @ cases nbont @ % forty enc % Gav. Hill u nu1u
tur,,s. Sr Witch ' siiuw tj.at in liz |iays thsro
,yara nan fnta' cnSc" % ~ tj,is iii m;,u,ho1 s,.nnii
~ s'e ai1 ~ .ao ea iGro, =" n',nor t W ntar
to,+,,s ~ ,uheh nra Ivy" ora.1ItnI n otd noo
an1 vort"ns ,tsausas ,t ~are ~ rcnifv III
n tma '4t'ou1 - tbe nTsr,,,no "' bnot XIII,
unn - o sr,,cst ,,,xo1, +ba onSt4 i'tSa
~ ,t,, - "'aHuuI ,at -! ~ S,.itf. %
c ~ ~ 55 ,.S ;ts 5r ax,ti f.1 nrt
"as Suftn"s. AS ts,at ia ,,St sotnI animirs
a Q ~ . ni nI III. ~" Sf . r, a ~ ft, "..i
ins Yt H..s rria t,.at. ,,tnS @
tears atS WHY fi +, tSa tre;a ~ n ,har ,acas ~
bs'oas as nm ~ ttu ata ,a h"forn s ,f"IiTnut
ou5nsas ~u nSao ~ MJnM u9tu.u t9., i,it ~
asslst1nfG c9ai DC fendGfga n1 neai o!s sn o.
tats ssss k1tEs ktnEs egS rn, sba i|rst "u ,"nrm1m1 %
, 1881-07-18

UYyIcx Ak 1H1AAk ASPAFttA 7 :.
F.. s.., WAEMl&4TtN. luna u Mt. :
.n% n1%ealed proposala lndot.ad "lEVp1sAs lnf 3scf~
ny, hafsSed to tl!v O!lumlsaion9r Ct lndan Affair
o1 e.: " "Wednesday. july NH. usl. Tot su!n!shlp1
ko0{, - ss'F's' A'S-~ss.~* tS. -'~~~ ~N' ~"~
aas m4st BE- made out on Government blanks.
,Gaelutts showing tho nus ntttos 10 bs d9Ter4d At
81 Axso7 tgelheF viii 4!xnk proposals And form
And bonu. conditions u 10 osefFod by
Ss Il .n x'' he tys;6sA Spg3 fpp,
III i % ND U WuosleF st1net, hHM fpfkl H. Iron,
Fnhsv svsass5; N9* futkt pt1 to Tho Canmi4.ecss "
ia IL aassssnMosth. o,naha Gheysnus sI'd fanktons
nla. VII be Upcnsd Il thu Aour nud day sbovs
st*alug. "
., CERTIFIED CHECKS. ."'.r' :
sHn oGs mutt p aeco o1lpaned BY coEttaed cheeks
ixSa sumo uhltpd StAtea depository or AA4t1tAns
hes1IsF. for at least pHr of eha Amount Of
S.e.9goaat II. ElklDE. nonmlsslonek.
, 1881-07-18

Sptefat utspctes 10 The Cafeaeo tribune.
OTTAWA, July lI.--Mr. John Mcu1n. 1Edlnu
Agent. is perrecttug arrangements with tho
Commissioner OF fudian Affairs for the tEunsfor
OF the Okla Indians from tho Two Mountains
locality to Suskoka 1t Is understood TINT tho
Indians will d shortly be removed. Ten Thousand
acres Of Iand have been secured in sfuskoka rs
a reserve. aud the Indians will be located upon
ths aud supplied With provisions, farm i.npic-
nuents. etG. Tho SutnfnAvy authorities, It ts atd
nro IL pay Hi expenses connected With tho trnns-
Ter, Including tho cost or tho lnnd, which Was
secured fr0nl the Ontario government ut tho
ghte OF m cents nil acre. Il fuw uf tho fntltAn
ttnt they do approve 0f tue sehgrc, uut II is
expected that alI Of thein Will 3oln In ut tho
proper time. 81, :.
, 1881-07-18

;|Thoughtidl Thinkers
] Thoughts
For Thoughtful Thinking Hen.
It has been frequently
charged that American cigar
cites are injurious, and this is
undoubtedly true Of many
brands; and the reason is,
that instead Of being made Of
pure tobacco they are largely
adulterated with opium and
other injurious materials.
The representative Of a
large Southern tobacco house,
who has made the matter a
study, says that the extent to
which drugs are used in "doc-
toring" cigarettes is appalling,
valerian and the tincture Of
opium being used to a fright
full extent.
The paper coverings are
also a fruitful source Of evil.
Cotton-paper is largely used,
and is manufactured from the
filthy scrapings Of rag-pickers.
The lime and other substances
used in bleaching have a very
harmful influence on the men,
brane Of the throat and nose,
and are. frequently the prime
cause of the throat and nasal
..s,,L1oa ,,,l,;oh f,t1o,, ,;rr, ~a++c
e.oaI;a aaa,.;s,a "'4'~1A 'o'A
'
R;ce.naner ;e t},e o,1,, c;oar-
cite covering that is not inju-
i ;e h,t l;tt1e nsed. although
cl,;,,,cd r. he hv nearly eve1v
n.an,,fact,,rer - se.'
~: ~ ~ = :, ,>'':*t';: ~ ~
Ro1;ev;no +bat smokers real.
-. ;7a he nee5 ~ new c;oarettc
rnoda L. frorr, he - hee+ | n,3re to-
haccoand free fron1 a1}al,,1ter.
at;on Mesers W r Biackwell
r. ' CO. =. The famo,,s smoking to.
t onfcu on fh r&et y 4,s ayG e;ar-
et+e -. ca1jed lie III "Black>1ell's> lac = M Bur-
ham C;garette.", They quar-
antee - + 10 be made o,tlv Of
5uyr tobacco. h and that the best,
and the warmers Of d,ty;e ,zcc-
! babey.
ALT
Azure cigarette is q greater
.i9 ILL.
noVe!ty thanmosrPeoPietnl tnl1!k.
You'll know their brand bv the
1Tr1 aa.1, a,o1.,ra W.,
DULL OIL edcll l'elCkdgc' "
have seen that BULL before?
1r 49,. - .,o,,
-! COURSE you t'ave' anu you
. don't need to he told that he is
I..1- 80. ~r n1,.1,,,,al1
the tTade-lllalk ,ol o4dCN"eA
that has that trademark is
purity itself. :.
~
Dr,August Voe}cker, FRS,
, 1881-07-18

: On your way. down town
to-day, try a package of these
cigarettes: Smoke them care
fully, and then don't ever buy
any more-unless you think it
would really be a good thing
for you to smoke the genuine,
pure. article. # You prefer
drugs: and: authorizations. you
won't like: these; and in that
case it is'tthardly worth your
while - s. TO-. waste" time ! and
money ::in.; trying them,'' but
ir;:well, that is for you to say
, 1881-07-18

Rice-paper is the only cigar
cite covering that is not inju~
rious, and as this is expensive,
it is but little used, although
claimed to be by nearly every
manufacturer. =. -" ~. -; .,-
, 1881-07-18

nj KS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARDING
lfl md dizzy sehu.i inr younR fntlies, Nus. Y andH
kasi New fGrk, rGOnu1l. 0ct >; FFcneh
md elnn nCalsuua practically iMsIKIi tho c0ur*1
years and iI tho dUHinsds fur lIo ltyhor od-
HtAlun Ut HulIelt,
, 1881-07-18

southern portion, variable winds. stationary
j.. For tic Lnwur Luke region, ft,fr weather,
winds mostly. westerly. towcr barometer, ni,t
stationary or higher temperaturc.;,
IUCAL UHAKuFAttUNA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
Orean Cleaners
MONARCH LINE.
wi NETWORK and LONDON.

NI NEIV VOrp and rONDOY
Snendid new ar Staa1,,rs WI" ~
Leave dock aitoining pavonia Farrv rer,ev
Saxon Monarch rlr o., pera;,n Monarch Auy
Celtic Monarch A;o Aesv,,n,, Mnnorch Nur Oh
suner,or i1p 49,, stear
an on ga $3.50, 49,, ~, ,,y r.as
nniv 70 tho ~onar ayns, iiepAu 'o'i"so" ~" ~
PATTON VICK ERs & CO. 3 BowIinr.Grcen
saloon inI Nv 10 " H'''
Hv.rro>r.r ~ '''' ~ ;,
NAIIONAII LINE.-FrOm Pier 80, NJ X.
~ OUEENSTOWN AM I'VE poor
~. Ap " ~ '''
THE QUEEN Sug io.Go Nv ,ry 10 IN n,
$40 cirronc,, nro,aid t,ckcts
beuy iovor
90 and rs Broadwav " lio'' T. '" d. hoiN' o"i'
-
DACIFIC Mali. StoomShin ComDonV's Lines
L FOR CAIIFOKNJA WfcII rs An rs IApAV
CHINA , 1M ICi SLaE N, - ~ taanj
SOITTIT IL 80 iNAI|A ZEN ih|AH "ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
Steamboats, nn0 iinilroels.

4 TROY BOATS CITIZENS LINE
~ Note change in location. NEW STEAMERS SARA
IOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily, except saturday
i" fll.k 40 ~ North River. foot Of ChristoDhcr.
Meeting with morning trains the North and sun
A LRANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
- PREV ana Sr IoHN leave Pier 81; North River
M. connectinelt Albany ,Slnlly mornn; cxcepou with
trains North Wrsi tlst.
Excursion uckcstO Albany and return 30 days - 80
W. W. ~ EkEIT. President
4 LBANl DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C.
~ NlRBARDdalv (SunitvS cVceptcN leave Ncstry.s.
Iler $50 ana lit at " a. A. uro"Nyn. by Annex, at
a. M, IAN llnSN NNacN Ferry, West Point Ncwburg
hocISr 'hincDrcN Ca@Aii and hudson Connrc It Rhine
utk ~ Terry Win tho % tho Ulster anl Del
aware Il r. 10. The C\r~hIIL MOUNTAINS. at I.ud~ou
"i tNucl l"htnon spa, etc NJ Albany for the Mouth
AMI West nj SpltI ~ SARATOGA NpRI~-
York Central aud Hudson River r. r.. good
n" MP tickets TO West Point or Ncwnury returning by
NALnAn lIlf