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, 1881-12-06

Muny ye4rs MO pn OrphAil boy was takou
f.ytN tho house st refuge III Now York to work
Tor y Patterson, farmer. After 2 while hc CON.
plnIltoA lhAt ho WIS uVuEw0rkcl and beaten,
bVfosp ho won't that bo intended 's0 oonY buck
ovajn when u tuAt aud "squRro uH" With nis
unkjpl uup.oycr. On Thanka8lvIn1.Da u
etulwurk y1upx p,hn 0hllDd 0u the fArm"
Of and announced that be waa The
idsuticaIl "Ozphan''' and that 10 had
uoeIot 10 ilu IL the most emphatic style, giving
thu lOnn a sound thrasatng. li.s Wifi eAmo &!
the Eusouo, but tho yoAng @ man a!tv "squsrsd
blu hu polished 01r tho do4. TOO, IL thsu an.
puus,col tut tho ACCOUNTS Mor9 I'll squared
hi. anl ho would rIt,lrn To h!s Westefu holne,
wAr,lcu ho bud cuua expr0azly foe the purpose
Ut fulfilling hIs thtu4t made Wlon = hoy, ~.
ture warrunt could he sssueh TOR lls nfrtst he
, 1881-12-06
exortci themselves to sayo tho property Of the
4 LosA OF Between e4U.U0D and $4,000
IN Ntt1spntkcn.

Special Utspo&eh to The C7ttttao TrthtsHE
MILWAUKEE, Dec. IA disastrous tro brok6
CIT at III emrly hour this t,ornLng III the fourth
tioor III tic largo and costDy furnture shsal,-
ishtnect ot =. II. scasnnns It TO-. ou Wisconsin
street. md buforo tho flames cs,Md l,o su1tued
tho building and stock Ind bce,, ,1alnnuct to tho
extent Ut rF0sn e;s).U to xJo,00). Tho butidIA3
ID II itve.siory br!ck. W by la> in sizn, brick.
with stoe fruit, und cost s:n,uN, II IL owned
by II. U.Uwans, md wus built for tho suamansos,
Who occupy tho fur tf0or8 antl basoMrnt NJ n
furniture s.1es and storo rnu,n, packing. and
upfolstertnu department. T'he nre originated
In the uph0lstarInE department. and rnDltl-
" cnvoiopet1 tho cnttru' fluor. Tho rooE
wns entirely destroyed aud tho nlldnta
ianuaed to tho extamt Ut &'.000. Tho !ass til
stock bf furnltuy. Is rrotatly rrum fs'.Un tn
$48,0ol, hoiuR hAfI to rs&iatu bofnto t0tn1rrt,w.
Tho loss IL fully tngErca hy !Hsurniltc. rs fo-
luwa: On bl,itilinu-I.sneashfrcn Of Manchester.
$lpW; Plienix VI Hrt,Uksyn. 81. .sst: anu UernaI.
American ut New Ynrk. fa,iRN On A,t,gE-F Fire
Association Of l'htlh'lelpha, $.,5U: Au,eren.s
Firn Ut Philadelphia. x1iaN; Eot;ltnurunl unlln
0f iundou, f.rEiI; rh.nt,tx III Ilnriford. F:,iDQ:
F'Irrlnntl's Ut Newark. -*::,50i; Meshn1'cA' &
Tr,,licra', New furk, s::Au; Hnrth t;crinNH ~
lInuiblirK. E!.,5O0; lf,lnlurx g. bttlnbu uk flnn-
burg. 81, ,aJ; and HritIsh AiMoriua Of Toronto'
$l,UU.
, 1881-12-06

LIE nVM ,,s, n.','',,s'ar m' na,a ~ ~,
Tho 1to"e!l-oootas 1aAan t"nntn4 9aoo ~.
twonty-slx consecutive hours-tho amy ofa1t
.,I.oI ""v ,mtcrcst II, ,,ctlnst trInnisn,-br,an at
u,s% u""o'ss, ay no,oct 'ast cv"ntn~ NJ Me(;uruok
llall. Tho rAcc Ia uu4oratool to e[fhr 81 oou sdo
tha money bxvtnv uept, nut up III tho otco Of
~ rhi,wvo GY,Iti hv Tnter l1nryrn. nr Nnw York
City, Ao"olgs ttlet" aho oaoxes. anu j.. T.
Fuller, of tho Chtcau0 l3onrd u Tradu packing
l,ot,,or. L. &, Moy u.s. tho champion 'ghurt.d!a-
t.n Isn,sts,..., sEc hi.,w,+tn ri tunCt, urI
, 1881-12-06

Extent OF COUNTRY.
sptftst Lt.ratea 10 me CAttaae tribune.
w.nss'', ina., % neo. II 5.-~A da.,nrly attempt to
wns n:adc lasl nlvht. An optra,lcc wns etlee,cl
f,,rn,, tba Li,n,,.,, ,xn,to,v. Ti,r k,tchrn tr,r
suloosn 'us hne"e" """1 ~ ~, ~ ~. ts ""ss
Ths "c!' saturllteo "lth"coa1 VII a1u tuo iuAc.
pnyo ID ., rsss v II o
.ess I""'y ,, 'a ~ a..sn,. ,va. ns,s it,.
covered un,ii IN 1s ,n.,r1,ing, and m,'.t hHvo bcun
nlndu between and 0'oioek. 1T, Investigation
is In progress, u,,t NJ clcw. 10 tho guilty pnrtsos
has necu fotnd. liad the ntts'npt to t!rc tho
p'li!dthg beeal SUCCESSFUL. "ao'sn must hhse
suffered disastrous contIugrntton. Tho dam
snseIst ,u,n,,,A IN rh. fhteupo 1rt.un..
pet ~ "ra's" ~, ~ ,, -. .xs n..e... ~" .,.,,
t.f as urorer @ H Of 1stos ' "ieilow nag e Of
Uteomttuto,,, ILL.,. who WIS convicted hero Gtls
ycar nu14 ,'f ' t,'c ,,,.,rr If % Ioteilow md .ub
se1uontIy srantut now frai w tho supra'ne
Court on tcchn;vnIitca; was st,rauubt II this CITY
to.lay for i,Is second trial. m seems to have en-
1ored pr's.'n iifo' Us BY H. looking uaarty.
spttta' Dhpateh to 3as tateaso 1stht.'&.
o,EfscAar'.x. lna, pec. ban '!ttsrcation
suinonl,rrntr NJ i,..n1.v,i!c th,s cn,,ntv. mn
s''.. w., ~ ,.'s, ...s ..s',,o,1 T., ~ .,Ia
aud Mulltnncx was soyeroiy pounded. At first
Roofs wounds wurn thought 10 b. very slight,
hut the physicians now four they ure fatal. Tho
iinnvx ' IN h iho Circuit Court CO. for yloIatinr thu
l.lQnur INV.
svte.at q nt'9c!es . ~ cntsaeo Tribune, =,
this Syeni1a s i"r ttuo' t,o arrvst Of Entd rsi
ueyrO VIM Il chnrvcd with attempting. Il
Knn IT, tr HrTS sx9r o of nS Xus 81 ~ I'D
'''"''t; sp,eta. pt,pateh to n. oataaso Tribune.
, 1881-12-06

BpetEt U1Gdlth 70 7Fs CHlefts5 751UuH9*
Loutsy1LLE, Doc 6.-fIuRt1 MeCord. brick
tnakur. met a most horrible fate hcru toluy. lie
WIS fonl,ll at l II. m. ttAiay abocktnR'y burned,
lying beside frod brlck-kln. It seclns ho had
gane some tllne during tho night OH top nf tho
burning kiln, n,ld, his clothes taklnz lire. ho had
burned pllst ull help. 10 died III 9rc!t aGnny
thls atturlsoon Without ban4 nl!lo 10 tell l't,w i
brushcr to twu extensive britkn,ulturs here
mined 3lpCuium, aud WIS VERY vol known.
, 1881-12-06
LOshak and Insurance on tie Atlantic
Elevator in Iowa.

Special Uispaleh to TAs Gnleaso Tribune.
DAyE.lSlItT. IT,, Dee. 5.-The Atlantic Elc-
yntor, tho larKcst on tic chsea1o, Hock Island 4
puclttc llond west 1f Davenport. which wsls
burned Saturday night, was owned by part'cs III
this cIty-D. T., aud 8. r. Uilntun. Thuro wero
100Cu bushels or whcat III tho t1ovatur, and
EQUIV bushels Ut eoetl In tue criba wAs nlso dc-
ancc was nx follows: Hoylatull Company. <..G;U:
3!unufnrturers, E1,ou; l.Dtllt'u, $i.uto: Insinr.
<I.tUj: Boston. EJIN; Fire 4tssnctatiOn y ,uD:
American, $l,UU; ltbosH Island. x...Uu: hnyni.
fl0t]: Motrupnc. s2.asl; Eirenan's Fund. =, lou:
Un!un 1T phIlntlutphkl. sa,TFl; UnlUn OF eaii
Francisco, E,,50J; Queen. E,0u.
, 1881-12-06

Crushed to 13eRtla Igc1svce1l Two Cars.
Special Dt.pateh to 7ne oateaeo TRIBUNE.
Four WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 5.-Whlle coupling
cars on tho Grand Knpl'ls j. ln.liana ltond Mt
Laottn to1uy, GourRo Ehepard was crushed ho-
twcci, two nars Ifls hend WIS crushed 80 oAd1y
tfat ho lived but Il few mununls uftcr being
takun out. 1ie lived ut Sholby, o. Tho rosna1ns
wcrc taken there for lurlal
, 1881-12-06

i yveli.to.l3p Farmer Of Iowa.

6pss1as O1pdfth p TAI ch1eaoV 7T1oHHs.
1anErENnESc., H., Dec. at-John slotze. u
Uorn,uu, IND MI old resident OF 1ich,tar Col,,l'
ty. Committed suEotnc yesterday morning Mt hIs
hon,u, about four miles fr,rm Independence. H..
sncu tho t'oath OF his son from aunsiroko, re-
cs,vatl whtlu ut work n tho ilcld lust summer.
Dir. btatzo l,as tut seelAuss himself, and Sunday
morniuR. go.uE to tho batn With u son IL tu tho
us.IrunY chores, hu l1okul vi tho xlltl ad askesl
tho l,uylS 1t wis we'll foalsd. Tho hty ill,swnrttl
IN tho affirmative. and went nbDut h!s wurk.
BU0n after hu hear! tho discharge Ut tho Run,
and, At,!uk to wheru h!s fathor WIS. funtsd bin.
dond. tho top OF blu hpad ba's'a con'pctey shut
, 1881-12-06

Spetl0l UItR1tEh 10 Ihf Ekltaoo TFtbuHE+
ATLANTA, Gu, Dec. 5.-1hta morsilug cnry tho
holscs OF tho business firms Ut J. +. Dobba s
Son. ". T.. Darnes s. Fun, Wndo While. j. +.
Huzeru,at,, Il Hrsch, Willtun, itaot, uni uthotT.
woro destroyed by fire. the origin IL thought
to bo thu work OF m incenlury. ~ ut, ono co,l-
npctul with tho sture IL, which tho ilro 6r14t-
nntet lfud tcun tlIorc sHce Saturiny. aua tho
ilru ,yua not dis1tGvpred until thIa tnnrnlt1x ut
i o'clock. Thu lUssns uxxrtgatu ssilWN. which
nsnount ia nretty well covered ", Insurance..
Detectives ur0 now ut wnfk, nnd claw IL
thnIght 10 bo Jn! that will eutl tn the arrest Of
tho purity who set tlru to tho property.
, 1881-12-06

once. Yuauf, whom tho A,neor appointed
uoyernnr OF tferat, Inns not hoen able IN pro-
ree.l beyond Fnrfat,, although reinforced. 1t
IL rnpurtcsl ti,at AMln| ku,ittns Ktlah II IT.
srlxui,Ix will tho uovernor Ut Afghan Tnr-
tIst:,n. II il probabia the Anlgcr will upprar
before l1crat In TIN spring.
, 1881-12-06

gnn, who tatc1y paid hts rnnt. was beaten tn
loatl, nenr Shannon 1srlslee, returning from
market Saturday. There wero lately nxtea-
siya executions IN tho property of tic tte-
ceased'H landlord.
rnr 1.unp MAYOR or ra,xlov
writes that 1,o l,as consented II try 10 ratsc
tho fund originated by thu DuclloSs Ut Abor-
corn aud seconde.l by Countess Cowpcr IN
Md 0f an association for tho relief Ut Indies
III Afatrcss through the r1nnpayn.eI,t Of rent
+ .1ti},N1uirr, DRILL.
Tie ant1,orlties aro cognlznnt that MIDI
night drl!lltgs urc occurring.
THE NUMBER OF IMPRISONED SUSPECTS
Dec. WIS 'r4. About twenty have beon mr.
4 LA1toi. 1a,.n,,1ox crown
today stoned tho carrlngc OF CUns!tlt'tc, oil
wilosc property st,ere wato uyIct1nlis recent
ly Mrs. Consldtna was struck.
l. F.t1laiErt NAMED ROONEY
wns hrutafly beaten Mt Athl0nc. 1fo hntl
pnltt ills runt. 111 Is III n precatlnns c0lldl-
tton.
4 "No-l,ExT" MANIFESTO.
The KnIluktn f.atlu LenEun today passed.
resolutions adopting " "No-iset,t" manifesto
and expelltng seyerat numbers for paying
rent.
TWO ARRESTS
were n,ataa in Dubltr tot1ay under tllo CUR
clon net.
THE r.ANu-IEAauE SYSTEM
il long openly rcOrHnnIze.l Under tla n1tne
ot"Tl,o Political Prisoners ALL SocEety."
| Several ,nectIngA of ttlls nnw organization
| were hold Sunday iii thu neIghbur'Iood Of
Dublin.
An 1,tro1rrANr CRISIS.
EpteItt t"ha~
, 1881-12-06

NEW HIDE AND LEATHER EXCHANGE.
ClspIHNATl, o., Deo. t,-I'h0 manufacturers
a., Lealcre IN loashor ll,l leAthoF Krla fuFtned
d lido Rnl I.aathar Exaha,xu, by adopting
constitution tu4lay. All tlcean for t!lluers will
bp tIcl1 on tho tn(f1 Muudhy In D1CUtubpr.
, 1881-12-06
KlJlo4I l,y Il Tsrn{f1s

WixEr.1sa, ". W., Doo. 5.-ueorgo pun0cld,
VITO lived near Afotamor,s. o., was run Wcr hy
Il train un tho Plttsbur1, Wheeling s. Kentucky
Itallroatl this morning ou tho whnrr whIlo tho
t1aln-n,on wero linking running switch. His
body was nlapRleti iu It atcltenlnu nnhuor, and
death was instantaneous. IIe wne lIeck-hand
III Tho STEAMER HoIlo Trinco. u ycura old, and
hnl tcun n,arred bat II fou InG,llhs: ThrcO
O,ur's Jury decided that tho MuclIent ooulll hIse
boon avoided had Il tlaxulnu procud0d tho train.
, 1881-12-06

ST.. LOUIS, Mo., dec. 6.-afnttto Howard, cn|-
orel iu.1tate Of the city JUL. III cs'rot III her
cell yeasurtlay and threw tho lighted match ovur
tcr hcad. Tier t1rcss baoatnu ignltctl md pofora
tic ijntucs could ,c cxtiuHuIshuh ahn WIS terri
bly, burtul. thn wns tnkun to tho otty hospital,
yiorc ahG died this nlur,llng.
, 1881-12-06

plLEs: FgLlsh1: NtLasSsI.
+ A sure cure Tor lAlNl, il!ep4llng, !tchtnG. aud
iN;nA 4 suYlo bIx ur DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN
riLk 0EhVAEHr LUIS cur.l the wurst chron!e
eate4 Of twa.lty "vo ysars atal4lnR, II E!xu4
RELIEF la llvo saat q IT, ntter Hk4A3. WlLls-
lASls' utNTMENr atsorbs tho tuluurs, sootaes
, 1881-12-06

A Pioneer OF HnttIo Crock, 11tch.. Killed.
Hpsc1u& Utspateh to The Chteaoo 1*thans.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. 6.-John 31cchcult
MI old pioneer OF this city. wns killed this moFll-
ing hy the ITO Grand itnpt1s : detroit cxpross
utiuF elyt. Ea WINS uArr1cd HtxtY feut, thrown
iuto Q post, aud hIs skull crushed.
, 1881-12-06

NEfUKtmcsIu7tIF HSII1IU110Hs
4 stftl.nlarm to Engine Company No. II and 10
Chcu.Ical No.i4 at 3 ocla,ck yesterday morning
was cuuscd by tho discovery 1f lire In a watcr-
ull,sut un the secnnd t'oor OF n thrce.sto and
tlussmeilt brisk building nt No. sA.k Illinois
etrcyt. owned by a. Johnson and OCCUPIED by
Mrs Mttry Wilbur As Il bouEfiing- -hnuse. Dnm-
ugu to building, $50; CAUSE, explosion OF kero-
supp tatup,.
, 1881-12-06

W1Lu1NuroN. N. e.. Dec. 6.--1'ho steamer Port
1toyul, from New Ynrk for Fturldn, p4t Ia at
ouoeu's Inlet In distress Sunday morning.
, 1881-12-06

sptetal Dt1pafeA 70 1as chteaau Tribune.
MILwAUksE, Wiz. pco. h-The milwaukee,.
Lake Bhus0 4 Westsrn halfway sold d.uN Mcscs
of ptpv lauas In 't.angludu Co,uty. noAr Atltlxs.
10 bhcrt,sr uryant, Tho weIl. .knowa !utubSrtaan,
, 1881-12-06
tI'UN1S.


louSrAN liiC.iLr.En.
Ti5y1s, Dec. 5.--Atthougli 1aa.lstan, tf,e
French Representative, states that he will TT.
turi, to Tunls III q fortnight, 1t II gel'ernlly
known that lie hns bcon detnltly recalled,
and Gen. Lambert will succeed him.
, 1881-12-06
AFGIIANlSTAN.

I4osnos, Dec, SIT Is said Tho AEnees's
General, Abdul Kll.ldnn> Khan, las warnod
ti.e Ainaer that the llcrasira aru 'oI prepared
to ACCEPT sny further ellnngs os Interior
, 1881-12-06
BljY NO HOLIDAY PRESENT

WITHOUT seeing DR.. Seott's beautiful electric
lIn!r p,.d desl. brushes. They always bencflt
the we'll, alsd n,aryelousiy c.!lu l'ealacl!ea
neuralgia, da,lttrutt, fat!hlK halr, hal.lness.
rheumatism, etc, i'1lcu refunded II nut III
reprasenfcd. At drug Q1Ni fnll1y stores,
, 1881-12-06

: HpestaI Dtsputeh to Tnf oalea"a Tribuns-
. EAgr SAGINAW, btlch, DOC. t.-FrAnk Tarber
hat hls left arm torn out at thu shoulder Ut tho
HuRfnaw unrrol lfAutary tot1ay. +.
, 1881-12-06

SELMA, Ain, Dec. B-lu All nccldcnt OH tho
Selma & Now Orlcans Kn!lrund today, hear this
city, two mun wero killed hnd Anothor fatutly
Injured. Little damage wis done to tho train.
, 1881-12-06

Tho aarri frum lux u at ::a0 yesterday u,orn-
lng WAS cause.l by u lot Ut el0thtug catching Tire
Il, Il bnth- room Oh tug second Aoor Of No. II
Sixteenth street, bwnol md occupied ty II. a.
liuntinytun. Ca.lsc unknown; damage nomi-
rnf
, 1881-12-06

4 Young Indy Of Gn1osbnrs, Ill.
Hpsetas Dtspu.eA 10 1hs Ehteapa Tribune.
GALksnuM1, Ill. pcss h-l.cna 1arobarK took
pulsnn aud dlc1l. Tho CorUnar's Jury rendered u
verdict thlt her Icath was cuused by eotl,u
drug, uAIllo unknown.
, 1881-12-06
,1,narr 1Ynrti. s1tlu,U0D.

4 Tannery Worth s1tl04U0O.
1At1sToS SPA, N. T., Dec. 6.-Tho luss by tho
burning uf tho tfutEnt Tunncry Is about fttU,UN:
tuatlr,ttlcu, ttxl,uu. Tho tlauvry will he lmne.
tIiutclY rebuilt.
, 1881-12-06
L Fifty Thousand Dollar Blaze at Allan
to, Gal We'll Covered by
Insurance.
Tic Cause Of 9Iir minneapolis VIrG and
ExpiDAfuls Sill u My.tcry.

tt,e min. M wall M fbo ,n,!frr4 cmnjovnd 1 thn
building. to tho boiler lint It sprung from rr'e-
ton. 80 fur rs Is kpown. no ono bud bcen III
the hase'',uns IT .ho mil for some time. tho
tt mini, ~" .,,n,n ,,s.,sn. n. shs wash.
.o ,'. aue saa e.usos ~ oaa.Inyoa .ne asns
be the result Of prevailing iinur dust. anu pos
slbIy xas grucru.ul by tho ovort,uatInx Of tho
buildings. Tho coultt,ons wcrc tho SHINE In
botu tsras. Fire wus present In tho wa.hhurn A
In1l tor soulc llmu prnr to the explosion, as
;, WI. osae'u,'vsy proven in the Insurance.
er" noa tnadn ,s mav " In, tho "a Mlnnc"n,Its Xiii
and had boeu bllrninR SONIC time betoro the n.y.
prufs, Puck md 1'eckt,atn Immediately fol-
loving tho Krent Mny explosion, It wus shown
ttat tI,c proper proportions of air and uuy optu-
bust1blo ,uuterjul thrown into tho mir would
turn sufficiently rapid 10 eauso violent cxplu-
sion u1,d, .co,,vussIou, iluur and o,hur Milling
products being uluunu tho must comuustIL,fc Of
ttcsp materials, TLvy demonstrated l,y II scres
OF experiments TINT tue tudton }nr IT Il u,ii,
Wn'cll Ena9nt !nfow nnst OF tnls k'ilh inte tho
T. I, r." ~. .,,,nsnarc ,vn,'id i,rinn tn,,t ,n
result. uuu it is tho rutntnon bciicI
that tho destruction OF tho mill OF
trucker. E!sk y 20: !siuseiliy " az
sst inrn ms ~, V.snr @ t,s! w.n :a"se ,s
agu. ThU tu,!iers huye yory gcI.srajiy ir.irnc,i
and, pr.ct!ce thorough cranliticss in tliotr ntliy
a nso oecn nann III
s;;,.i r. sny n"i;ts rtt "xnIostn,,4 Hi not
ocuir III other nf thu mills u,t,y oe 1rltcct iN.ssl-
by to tho facl thMt neither tie Emplte llor tho
xcgS1or Mgr0 Ia ana tnAt a 9xtfa pse
cMnS9m ., ~ 1nu oaen Ixon " nsu.u 'ny 1ass. thnr
oxiiosium Somo OF tho n,iticta who hnyu xiycn
thought to tho suhlett tnct!le u tug oPinlou.
lnWvSeF' tlst eouG!uons Wn'Sa 9s rosuis ~ ne
from 1,,r ,,,ss ~" nIs ~ naHry "r!s,nI
II, tIs Water. AssoeG.ttd I,ress.
M1sNEArois; Mimi, Dec. b.-A larxo forco OF
inon ar. at w1rk rulnnvtng thc d3trl* from tue
G' s y, ,9r ,au ,, nn '', ..,, % ~, " tns
tin,vht tic vutIru tlutt,bnr uf iivsa ust viii MI
| exceed four. Csucker. Fisk & Cu. gut out their
satO this morning. tn!ng their bo1ks tntucs.
@ ,!s ta, osst tu W. t1a' ,, as tstt smtte
aWh, ,rrsa. ii,t tsv ssiIl har;, tnft ,Insiv ~
parIty Vi JGo] burreis n thu IAuuhtlr uud hait If
tho nt,s l'lllshury 4 Mi'l. npw running. The
sSeom' nM!i ,, nI .n's % at '9r WI, 70 e,iso
thnir tm,M:ity nnain to ncurir ti'iEs1
, 1881-12-06

pain, allays tho Intense Itching. espso.nl'y after
ueftinF wur1n IL bed. acting >asa puilttcn. It t4
prepared for Plies. Itching Vt tbs narts, and
noititnK ntsr. hold by druRRiats, Ut nalied
VAN ;ifA so;itffAAd K. sTKvESsoN = co, oh!oaxo.;
Mara listers Cough Mixture In last All.
nfsrt1,nu MI othor remedies In Ch!cA1It for the
1scaseA lnuoi,tat tt uur eovnro Wltltnr st'Hkpn.
JUnn +. Lee. corner lIuastcs1 and EiarrlAuu
Streets asa nil druggists.
, 1881-12-06
At Breckenridge &C, 1Iicli.; Loas 81, 500, In
Gtlruslc0 tl,O0O.

sp<tiai Dapdteh to TAa Chtea9o 1ftbaHs.
+ EAST sAtitSAw, Nleh.. Doc. h.-Dntcher &
Sos's grocory-storo ut 1lreckenfltt9o burnc.1
yesterday. Loss otl stock, $2,U0; Insured for
{l5QO; loss Oh building. <SJl; inaurtsl f0r f404.
, 1881-12-06

Several Stores ut Elosyery Bruftch and
Marietta. t;n., Destroyed.
ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. ia fire at Flowcry
Drauch ycstcrtlay destroyed several stores. 4
fire ut Marietta today destroyed several business
tuuScs. 1.oas n.cut $7H,0u.
, 1881-12-06
SWITZERLAND,

EW1TX XFIk1JhN d.
TIE MEN ADMINISTRATION.
UEl,SE, Dec. 5.-C0rnnzn Inns beon elected
President of tho Councli Of Slnte. mud Vlglor
ylce.presl,icnt. Uutl nrc Radicals.
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Milk Tor Poultry.
Poultry Monthly.

This is one of the very best things 20
give either young or old fowls. Most every
breeder has tested its value and recom~
mends it IS wholesale and nutritious
diet. naturally adapted for young chicks
and poultry. On every farm and in most
all suburban homes milk is fed to pigs.
This is one way to utilize it. But if
farmers paid more attention to their poul-
try stock than they do, they would find
that they could turn it to better account
by feeding it to their chicks and laying
hens.
All kinds of poultry are fond of milk.
Although they soon become satisfied If
1ed exclusively On grain. animal, vege-
table or insect food, they seldom refuse
mliK IN II. any form-fresh or sour, it makes
no difference to them. Nowadays milk
enters largely into the bill of fair for
chicks and fowls. Fanciers have found
out that 1t contains properties beneficial
to their Health and early DEVELOPMENT.
Almost the first food-and with many tbe
first after the yolk is assimilated-its
soothing and nutritive effect is apparent
and if mixed with stale bread crumbs or
oatmeal cake nothing is better. -E
Now, for laying hens milk is nourishing,
and induces laying. Where it can be
spared it Is mer, valuable to the poultry
stock than any other. If farmers would
give it a fair trial, and lay aside the fogy
notions of their ancestors and look al
things in new light, they would aban
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-07
The Bears Head.
Oil City Derrick.

It was in the olden time when
Baron Rowdedow held possession of
all the German provinces that a
grand Christmas dinner was pre-
pared for all his retainers, and the
great event of the day was to be the
bringing in of the boar's head, which
dainty dish was to grace the centre of
the table. But it so happened that
the chief cook fell ILL.,. and his place
was filed by young Milesisn, and
he it was that stood by the chief door
when Baron Rowdedow called forth
in stentorian veice:
"Hence knave, and bringest unto
us the boar's head
And he of Ireland wot not what
was meant, because in his isle a pig
was pig. Yet he bethought him
self, and went forth, and returning
sat before Baron Rowdedow the
head of book agent who had de-
vastated the baron's domains with a
book sold only on subscriptions, of
which there were 500 parts and an
index.
And the Milesian said: "Her, sur,
is yer boar's head" And the Baron
and his retainers did laugh a laugh
of great Joy, and such Christmas
was there never before held in those
parts.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-07
Our GreeneviIIe Letter.
GREENEY1LLE, Jan. 3, 1880.

UREENENALLr, JAIL y, AOoo'
Mr.. EDITOR: The Christmas hol-
idays were not attended with the
usual number of casualties, notwlth-
standing quite number imblbed
rather too freely.
The Christmas trees, concerts, etc.,
at the different churches were pro-
nounced decided success, but
owing to the weather being bitterly
cold and inclement, the attendance
was not exceedingly large.
Last Thursday morning was the
coolest of the season and pro-
nounced by some to be the coolest
for over five years. At 7 o'clock the
thermometer registered IL degrees
below zero. Nolachucky river was
covered with ice thick enough to adj
NIT of pedestrians crossing with
safety -s
MIR. Hamilton, very aged and in
offensive man, living four miles south
of town, came to his death very sud-
denly last Thursday. He had lodged
pine tree in falling between two
others, and was cutting off stick at
time from the body. At length
a limb broke loose from the top, fell
directly on the chopper'sthead mash
ing it so badly that he died in-
stantly.
This was county court day,
and a rather memorable day it will
be too. We claim to have town
free from licensed doggery. Be
this as it may, we venture to say
that no town of it's size in the state
could present O more disgraceful
scene than we Witnessed on our
streets to-day. At least twenty-five
drunken men were whooping, ours
ing and horse-swapping and making
things lively in general.
Decidedly the most pleasant event
of the holiday season was the
New Year party at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Campbell, last
Friday evening. The young men
of the town conceived the idea of
having the party, and the host and
hostess, with characteristic hospitali-
ty, allowed them the use of their
very handsome and roomy residence.
A table laden with every delicacy
that could be procured was well pa
tronized At 3 a. m. the happy
throng dispersed, all wishing W. P.
and lady a happy and prosperous
year, and the universal verdict was
that it was q perfect success.
''AYTCH."
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L. O. SHEPARD.
NOTICE.
OFFICE EAST TENNESSEE,
VA. & GA. RAILROAD Co.,

OFFICE EAST TENNESSEE,
VA. & GA. RAILROAD Co.,
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Oct. Is, 1880.
To the Stockholders:
At meeting of the Stockholders of the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Com
pany, in convention assembled on the sixth day
of October, 1880 it was resolved that the Capt.
tai Stock of said Company be increased to So
600 600 and that each individual Stakeholder
should be entitled to an increase of one hundred
and fifty per cent. upon his original Stock, by his
paying to the Company thirty per cent upon the
par or face value of such increase stock, with fin
tereSt from date This privilege to continue
until the fifteenth day of April, 1881 but not at
any time thereafter.
The surrender of the old certificate or certifi-
Gates representing the amount of stock to your
credit ON the books of the Company, on this date,
and the payment of the said thirty per cent and
adjustment of fractional shares, as provided for
by the Company will entitle you to new Ger
tiicate for the entire stock, then to your credit
on the books of this Company.
Upon surrender at this Office of the old certifi-
cate or certificates representing the stock at this
date, of any Stakeholder, with the same properly
Endorsed, to authorize transfer OF the stock on
the books Of the COmpany,--the person surren-
dering the certificate or certificates, will then
have the right to purchase in his name, of the
Company, the increase stock, to which the orig
inal stakeholder was entitled upon the terms and
conditions already stated.
T.. w. COLE, President.
JAS. &. MITCHELL, Secretary.