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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

The Trigg Democrat dominates
Hon. Il. a. Burnett tor Speaker Of
the next Legislature. Few, ifany, of
The other gentlemen mentioned pos
sess as many qualifications for the
position as Col. Bnrme;i.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Miss Sue Stephens, a young Indy
who was to have been married in n
few hours, was struck and killed by
lightning in Whitley county. Poor
girl! But may be it was oil Tor the
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

The Tobacco L,afis informed that
there are only 30, instead OF 81, Re-
pnblicans in the 'iext Kentucky Leg
islaiure. There are nine in tho SEN
ale and 81 in the House. They
gained only nine instead OF sixteen
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Polk johnson IS making the Louis
vile Sunday Argus fairly hum, lleis
ole OF the wiliest and most pungent
writer's Oh The Kentucky press. Long
may he wave.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

A. M. Ilinsion. OF Galveston, Texas,
claims to have discovered still another
new comet. 1t can be seen with a
small telescope in The constellation
Ursa Majur between 0 and 10 o'clock
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

The Republican jailcr of Mason
county took two prisoners to the polls
and voted them Tor the Republican
ticket.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Strange to say no paragraphistthus
FIR this year Inns thought 10 make the
remark, waier-mclon-colic season Of
the year this Ia.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

The local editor of the McLean
Progress says he is suffering from
The effects OF green apples fed 10. him
BY his girl. aR ya1a
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

rhe Louisville exposition viii be-
gin Sept. 9th and continue ill Oct.
22nl, II will be the most attractive
one held for several years.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

Tho Standard and Times reports
Two deaths in Marion county last
week caused BY people trying to kin
die fires with coal oil. There is more
ruth than poetry in the folio Sing
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

The cross-cycd girls Iavoriic song
"Simply TO The cross cyo cling"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23

AT Woolville, KY, Jno. White got
ION his ear" and bit or the anricular
appc,Hlage ofa man named DancoE
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23
fAE SOUTH kEaTUCKlAa,

HoP4lNsglLLE, AUG -. 1881.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23
STATE COLLEGE OF KY.

Opens Sept 18th. 1891. Full course OF Instruc-
ton under n Faculty Of lrtccn Professors in
Agricultural and Mcchancal, Scientific,
Classical. Normal school and toihmerria De-
parlmcnts. New College nnd DOriniiory
buildings will he ready for occupancy during
the Autumn Tuition, $500; Naturalization,
50 co. unfurnishe,l room, $500 For cninlo-
CUES and other information apply.to .JrbGr
w. y. kiSKEAn. Chairman Tx. Committee, or
to Jas, Il rATrLnsoS N. p, President, Lex
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-08-23
Thursday. Oct. 9Th,
3SD3s

Owing TO the unprecedented drou,ls
tue Directors have been Iorced To re-
luce their Fairlp thne days, AMI re-
lnce their Premium Isis as shownin
printed Circular down to Hogs, ON
page 81 This will cut eff all dis
play in Floral Hall, and make il prin-
cipully a Live Stock Exhibition,
Arrangements are being now made
to have a Balloon Ascension, a Punch
and Judy show, and other ait actions
for The occasion. OF all these botice
will be given in SINAI, handtills to be
hereafter issued.
, 1881-01-21
A1srf.ry, thu Coinmunistic Senator from

A1sr1.Ey, thu Co,ntnunistic Senator from
Cllcgn Ias introduced bill In tic Legislature
prohibiting l!fu-f,snrhs,co cnitlas.es wlltch do
not lout, lnuney III Illinois &pm dotttg my FUR
thcr business In this Stato. Several ycars aHo
tho Legislature OF New York. III selfish ,ln'! is-
t,urnt uf,teAyor To Insure tho stability 1T thnr
Htato'B EU3ns,lrntcn stsseta. tlatle !w furbi'I-
tx Its companies 10 pluco loal!s outside u iInr'
row cIrcle bvyoii tho State. Thu INV WIZ not II
sensible onu and It Will MT lo long erc tlo In
proved wisdom If Now York legislators Will lcnta
tU Its rcpcul. Meanwhile tho Artscys Df nearly
oyory statu outside ot New York huve. ms III tho
present caxe, i,npGrt1ncntly chucnvorcd to fn-
strl,ct tholr respective C0mtnnnWeni1ls In tho
principles nf tlnuttGnl Inv by lust erGll trspos-
tcrnus pruiosItions M hu has lntrrduec1. Money
will DO lol,t,U whurc Il IL ,nost needed; md fur
Arttey tn iniagla that my Legislature can forco
itersuus or corporations tn lend their. wealth
whuro ttloy lu not ttipl 1t advantageous tn Ito so,
IL ridiculous oven for II Suc1nllst. lie ought tn
nttach Il rldcr to hIs till canpullng so'ncs'"y Ia
horruw tho ,u.,.,oy. Tho Legislature nnfort,..
l,ateiy cnllot pfgco-tnle ArtUy, but It car md
will smatI,or hIB absurd till IN tho dustseBt re-
cess Of its insurance. CoMroitteo roors.
, 1881-01-21

'cnultgh. tllut t1,o n,itrnp.l managers hail tho
kry MD reflsetl 10 give It up. f'so New
York Legislature could not pass n bill
without tho consent of Mr. VA'nser-
htti We nro n fro people, aro WEI
Tl,ts Is government uf laws, Is 1t?
til, ycs; but ono nsnn makes thu
tnws-ln tito t,tnte Of Now York; And Mr.
VnMicrb1lt does not cllonso tn havc tho stnhtn
,loor l,cketl, lcca,Ise l,o ,nny want tn sscnl
n,.otler liorse! Sryenty-iivu million tl"llnrs
secured by watering tic stuck Ut otlu raIl-
ron,t cul,,pa,S III una Statcl Fifty 0r h,i''-
trc,t millions II bo scct,rc, 1,y watering tho
stock Ut II 1lno running through several
Satesi Sixty millions ID l'u secured hy
watering the stock of the telegraph n0iiol'-
oily! 1low ling will II take Mr. Vanderbilt
md Mr.. Gould md their confr6res to gnbblo
up tho wllole property Of tho country? 'l'llcse
,noiu,po|les tlirculcn tito commerce. Of thu
country, n,d, wt'aL is ,iIore, they tllrensen
tho lpaco Of tho cuuntry, for Ainrrlco Is mt
tu be rrlcaatcd to reign uf fcutalist'l
ncncCnbly.
, 1881-01-21

nlzctt IN this roHntry M tho 'sli" Of Renl!e-
,unit wl,ust. hnraes tan with latlnRush,al Dnu.
s.lecpss ,,giitn*t i'nru!e.
4 cur!lng tournament Inns lrcpn nrrancrs
tn tulso plau, III EiIcnvo. unfnrinnnscIy .t,rt
things v int recf,gnlzcd ly tho criminal COLI
l.nrl!Camuys, u,l English inl'leman, TN.
Just .,It ut tho uu or n, yHnls. ltl"M Will teH
Cnt,1tttun Irui'tc think they nrc III lutk u iiy
Until Gu ur NJ.
rl.c New Urtcnns Democrat lns NJ, art!pc
oil "Our I.nlmr systcn,." T1'o mere ilrntl,uv
conveys Errat fi,,al nf Information To s,Jns
tcup1g-pr,'stt'ral It IL true.
")o nut ttse t0pu," snys tho Nrw Ynrh
Irii,aur. Calm yutsGlf, Sir. itcHI. 1ly rx,,n,n,
ing ansthor rurt of tho Tml"r ynu viii scr thai
lin1b Inns Just t,ren sent tluwn Fur len ,russ
I1opo viii nut tu Inst.
y Washington disputed, says tint Secretary
Erarts llas mt ,iscl,,lai III invitation IN *n,tM
gathering this wintcr. This el,nws statesman.
ahIp. Mr.. EvNrtA khnws tint IL wutIld take him.
inngcr to write his regrets thaM tu attcstl tta
p,rty.
:;r,latnr t,rnw,., Of ticorgt,, wHs induced
by Hehntor IT'LL In il.arlitseo In tho dctum u
e,'clcty ard get drcsa suit. Tho other hight
str. 1sr.,wn wurc ttld snit Mt II dinner party
lrnlhn noticed tht tEsa suit didn't 1T, md wnrl-
| ,lnIEd why. Aftrr awhile sonLu lutlntsttve ber.
run discovered tllnt tho sennsnr ind frercl tho
suit to lc tt,nsle nt or hra.y brtsar cinih. Tho
Eifeut WINS tremendous. Thu l!rGss-rnnt looked
| lku iii Hyerc0nt, MID tho distinguished Gcnr.
Hla Ind tn sit nll tho tnr to kuop his coat.tafs
| Tranl statidtug ont.
Over tho E,anstcr bends n face,
l,nrl.ngly sweGt nn,t tcYnfing;
| Somebody AsnnllR In ctrelcAs Rr.lco,
And watches tho picture smiling.
| Over tho ban!stcr soft hands fnr
, 1881-01-21

SrEr after step is being taken Ut Franco
in tho dFcclton or tho scpnratun Ut Church and
Etnte. Episcopal stpclsls hnyo bccn reduced
to tho figures Ut tho Cuncurstnt. tho crlc!tixes
h,lyu GtG,l removed froln tho Tlrls fro selouls
II sccular Education blu has bre,l sent ui'
to tho Stpnte Grtlnl tho iIntlsc, and clltlcAtlol
diplomas aro HOW tn bo Kauctl without tho ue-
ecssty 1T Nh examination In Religious subjects,
TAe Supren,s Cotlrcl un Prisons IL NlAo to he
rc,1otiuletl like tho Educational Collnc tn tho
exclusion of ths Archbishop Of l'Ars, tho chirf
HatbI anu tho 1'suSItlcnt or tho Prutcstaat GoI,-
slstUry, Althurtu tk-obgciu members.
, 1881-01-21

'Eltchl" III TIL: TRIBUNE Ot wednesday
addresses "tllo Prime Minister Of Engarut"
ot1 tile bjcct Ut tho cost Of Royalty md Tho
wages Of labor II. tho british lstalnls. 1t Ii
caustIc lulper, asla very suggestive 0f tho
lcu.lai i,lpns Which still eo,,.rnl "tl!o must
enlightened" nnl "tlie richest nation" Of
1u,rrn times. The writer shows tint thu
"snlary" af the Queen Ut England Is vi, ,u0,-
900 year; That t'm wages Of labor are
very low Inslced,-alllUst starvation wages;
tfut there Is vast i,iEent md l,tper cluss.
Hut llUw about our 0wsl country: Vnntler-
bllt's ncotllo Is sail to bU SIG, ,u00, ,U0o yenr,
| three tillIcs anil nlUre ttnn tlle salary Of
tia Queen Of Engtankl And COMMITTEES
of New Y0r1 ,nnrci.lnis hare lately shown
tho public tic processes by wi,plt tic pfup-
| eriy, yielding this cnornlots income WIS uc-
u,Ilred. Mr., TlNrber alMl Ills associates Df
tho Con;14litce stntn tllat TIN Nuw York
Culltrnl IL Hudson Itiyer Railroad carned
IL per cent net lust yenr Oil tls 0r0sstU
inIiatul capital, and then slow tt'nt
In 1877 aul lSljs forty-scyen million dollars
wcre atlicd to tue stock Of tho Co,npany'at
tho stnplo Gust nf,wllto paper uiul printing!
They also charge t}..t 1t is III contemplation
to consolidate this rt.1d with thu Lake Sllore
l,oad, md by this su,en!e to still further
"grussly Intlnte" Its ch,Etli. Thu Commit
tes tcclaro thnt by the o.iginal stock-wnter-
ing operation the public Mere in fnct swim
died uut of scupntUJlvc 1HtElo,a dollars, mud
TINT this ynst ss,in las gone Into thu pockets
OF Tho synuicatc. Tho ter1'f: swltllers, ss
applied 10 tho Vanderbilt coturis, Is Justified
by tbs statement Ut tho Committee, since
they say lla1t tia "llerbnrn" Investigation,
, 1881-01-21
~: -; MI l,,.4fSG1t OFFICES.

r.,r.oo n,nrnrtl Inns established branch
n1as ~ .,c rrcnIn, u subscriptions aa udvcstso-
tcnta rs filtlnwa:
NEW YOttK-ltoom . frdthtnt Hnild'nf f'F' Ms'
CAnnES, sinnaccs, ~.
tiLAsGOW.' Scottant-Atlnns hfnesieAn Ne"'
Agency. II Nennelh.at-
LONDON, Eng.-Amcsenn EXCHANGE ~ etfa"a'
Henry i. .Htl.ttd. AEohA
WASHINGTON. u. C.-lNn r sttree
, 1881-01-21
THE CHINESE TREATY.

'Hu ~ ~ '"S A"''s'S'''e"'
@"''"' -
THE CHINESE TREATY.
'r,sre is reaso,l to believe that ri. tic
yl,olr. tic Au,erlcHn Commissioners 10 China
II, ,lrg,siuting tho most favorable
Treaty that cnul be secured, mud TINT It will
result III giving tho Uniteu Stntes Goyerfl-
mint tho necessary authority to regulate |
Chinese i,nmlgra,t,al 10 this ctalntry. At ulE
events. MI except tito hontlun, sentiment nj
t1,c I'acl,lc Cnast scc.u to regard the trcatyil
that ltr),t ;t this fnct warrants the ratilica-
,[un ot thu agreement.
Tile treaty provides III tllat the United
Satrs Goycru,nent nny regulate nipl limit
til Incoming anil Residence uf Cllinal,lel, IN
Till country, provided tint Immigration sllAls
,lotu. nrnli,ited atul tint the regulation shall
be- lA,tted tu lahnrcrs; Cl TINT Clineso laool-
crs Inv in tin limited Suites, nt,sl that
Chi,.t.e subievts coming llurn rs teacllcrs.
sttlttetla merchants, ,,:d travellers lit future,
s!lnll ba}ntjtIr.l tn attlle protccttnnrxtcn!etl
t., tic snN,ats of otlcr ruti0s: 90 tint leg
iSlatIyu PLEASURES utlonttd f0r the lnsitnti.1l
ur rcguIahu of tho Cllllrso immigration
sall bc communicated III tho Cl.incsu
(;ocynme,l, sublrr, 10 protest frosu tho lat-
tcr If unreMnnnhlc. nn,t to Encouragement
lrtwrc,, tI,o c,utrnr,1,r. lowers. This agrre-
ment Is supiIen,cntel by n cu1lmu1-
clat treaty, u.al.h provides tint neither
t;oyeru,ucut Einll hwy hjuher ratu
of ,nnnn4c M lu,i;s IN Tim eyports or
i,u,orts If tha>thrr vt1,ou t. nssrssc,l unol,
""sxn,s ~ ,,I.,'}s $,,:n,s ,,,n, stimulates Tint
chinese s,y,imts s,,n1l mt IN, ,u,rn,.t,,;d to
, 1881-01-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

keOkuk tln.) Constitution .{l}cnl.): H0r.
Geur Will htvo to ~ snoo'ts with sosno strung
NVrthur,, ur Northwestern statesman when Alf.
f,n =" ~ ...',. .'.,. ~, e., ~,
tno se!i'tof! nEnt ~ W." wv ,. 'u ~ t n.,e ,, @
ctnn' ~ NV ''"1 "i'o''A ~ "''iA 'tA 49, """'
w." ',','",,',,t, '' e,,-o,,, f,,o,,. s.rotor oc,r
,..s ,....'.,,,..,I ~, i, ro.,or., thn fr,sma
.":l.es ., T., s,I ,,n,ot. ,i'Ivn,,s j., s,,nnnrts
Nebu 80 .' .'..,.ns'..! !, ,,at',sn,
lhp u, s" lno n""st"toss "r!Wo" ~ 1,. ".
,'mr nmiir,' Int tnur,.ssHi di,nlu,l,s ui!
tmnlr, ttu feru til 70 wt,tslt 10 brIcls
thu Etcou lhut tliuy wotsld not want newspapers.
Emery's lcoritth Nlep.l: W. wnht hone OF
Green Is. 1snun III tinrllcds Cabinet. nnd "r
udyIue 10 Zen. Gnrftutd IL to lot I'LL such 1lcn
severely ulonc, til We believe ho witt. There ara
scorcs of bettor mud ahler n,un for tnblncs M M
ostof ~ i!!!Iaois Ply @ mtto y. ,,,,' Ue ~ w.
."at" .1n'.. liza ia ~ nv ',niIrriv. Wv
,,,'' ~, ,u.,....>, <,,, ,r,,t, ,,,~o.-
xAllon tll!.J tctcHFttpH llIcl'l. 1Hc l!lples'
e1a,t Is gaining Krtni1ul IL, spragIlcii tlat tto
},,ycs, v, ttou Into tic nets anI proceedings Of
,no t,Smi NJ 1t"llr.,, md Wnr,.1,o,sc t.n,nmIs.
'ho .l,.',, ,t',,,'[ ~, ,s t,",,
slonGr1 % %o',a ~ ~ fn 81, pfUes % .I s. ~ is 'nS Sax
ttfe, WHICH tMo u tto pteseHt !ncuusls .i na,e
Gala rcM9s,i1oH als. Mro ~, ~! ,
iir nov n n gooI tt,lU to ts,aku .ho fact k1uwn.
te,onutrvtnu f1u1 ta,,,.,f,yut,,, fT,en1.
,r,,n n,tnnrt +, infn,t tno tyn,irunst,n Of
1asur. sr,tih 1t,,,,,,. mr., t,nnusu,.. nnntu,cd
',,>r,.'s ~ ~, l,",,rsuh nnI wnrrh,n,s, im,.
.,.t..t,,, ,r,, ,i ,hr.",r ~ nrs,lynt,, lin I,mnl
sIri,igs flnn, ,ics!ru to .rInll tic appointment
question, md hot rrHs,l my delinquency ot Tue
lsIrt VI tilose gentlemen. Thc tr,Nont Spr!ng.
iIgll Just sluw is +, curth uf offices anl ub,iuut
Olltcu suckers.
~. Is,, ), c.. ,,,, ,,o,., ,,.o,.,ro,, ,,,,o
Joaet t!!!.) ohH' hc In'c plulh'se" r'"N
nttcr rl"n t1or i'Hpr"t'nH tho eoEultloh u 'ae
YUter In Thu untiut nni rlyGr1 to Chlrngo, year
after ycnr. III Which boih would be benefited
nftt1 tfI1 1Fn ri
, 1881-01-21

THE exports Of brea'lstnfFs from tho Unit
ell Suites during l,rcenlhcr had II ynlue ut
sls,ai4,74r nga!l,st sl9,l55, ~ III tic same
month of 1870. 1'lto totAt vu'Hc for t!lo
twtlye mouths cnasitg i1ec. 81, 1857, wis
s:as;,aa!'j ,3a', asainst :ss.S9:::,l,ss9 Tile cS-
ports If wl,rat, 'cnr,, n,Mt tlour during tlso
two years compare III; fallUws:
, 1881-01-21

."Grant IL bieor man tl1nM Old washing
tou,"-Gup. Cornell.
3lr. 1icecller says tllat newspapers arc
an blesset, avl." Everybody knows what the
newspapers say about Hurry.
.Ths Countess AQsehery has given birth
to . daughter. usr IadyshIp will bo rceog-
, 1881-01-21

TtE Democratic Irish have lost tle!r
scnator.-kernn,,, 1T Now Yurk.-F!ntt tito
llbllcan} tIA1,x Ills place; tlt tho Republican
Irish hAyu lust Bailtod u senator,--0vn. suwcll.
Ut New Jersuy.
, 1881-01-21

Mil VENSnR wroto unAer tate OF Jun. t0:
.'Ieu .legrepa below xosu lat Houtrcu!) last night
ur car,y ulurung. After tAls u pretty gu,1-
crut snow full, nn1 thcu my th,lw."
, 1881-01-21

fenrcd, however, TINT among tic many
things whicl, tho present congress Is likely
to neglect tho limltuttan Of Chinese fm'MIgEl-
tlou under t'ao trcpty will be included.
, 1881-01-21

Til: New York SuQ prlnts tlaily n list ot
tho nbsentccs from tlo'EIousc. II has ettn,1-
lailug effect on tho Now York and rennsylvauIa
uiuniberS. -
, 1881-01-21
1ttlS1'Attl..

Iutfrtrt Mt The f'os.-H.e n' t"ray' t1~ ~ Se'nl-
tIass 9"lstF
.orthc tcncHt 1T our patrons who tcsl1n n soma
f,rvc copies nj 1ltE TllHbNs sht""sn WV '"'' WI
ftyc herewith thu transient rntt oil t"'stn.ei
Fl,tttstfs, IFr [A,pt.
t,sht and Twelve 1'aHo l'as''...,....G o,;s con;s
Exipcn l'nKe t'nEof eoht''
Fhrt4sh. a ..,..
ttctt md Twelve TnGc sts
tiaiccn iuau TaleT. ee'''
, 1881-01-21

N"r'ris. r"tnt.. t'os's''. ra'"r.
Wheat... t3!lt.l;j *lG. tsLll ~! *l7Lirs3ss
Flour dr, G,:,::ci ssiiiss ixx.ssi S.SS::'i
Yie l,st lnrrul.au IN tho ,a!,sr of tllc Total
breh.stuffs exported III lSsU oycr tllnt Of 1st!j
was s.. .HE,4H1. =.
, 1881-01-21

CONGRESSMAN Wln1TiIhl.SE,o of Tennessee,
has gruc!onsiy offered tic 1;ciMbltcnn liu-
iorlty In tlle next l1ousu MI olive brunch In
The s!lapu, of II proposition that they shall
ballot for Speaker without n previous caucus
nomination, Thu acceptance uf this prDpasi-
ti0n, the yersntfle ,nclnbcr from Tennessee
declares, would ito proof Ut tho sincerity of
lhe Republican attempts to c0nelfnte tho
South. Why Is 1t tint tic South Stands III
need Of such I'LL rllorlnolls u,nollnt Ut Concil-
tntlon9 The Nurtl, lsus never been "c0ncll-
latcd" IN thu wny prnmsed. Speaker llnli-
lall was INT first yutcA far III 0pcn llotlse oll
lie occaslon 0f ctthef. tof. Ills two elections.
Tho alleged yearnlng* desire Ut tho lteinll-
lean party to "conrttlate the South by giving
h thu MINORITY dIccs IN which its strength.
does not cntitle 1t exists only In tho Insngll.,-
ton Of feryid patrinta like Mr.. Whitti,nrlle,
w 10 tlsls timo the "conctIutiDn" business
h,ts beon too 0nc-slt!cd, mud tho Republican
party llAs no desEru to continue 1t OIL rreeIse-
lytllo old terlns.
, 1881-01-21

n. Sc11EfsE,h reviewing Dasrae'l's "Eu-
dyt,o," In tho Paris TThls, rl1IotIcca Tho
hero very rnlo md insIrfd pcrsonago NIL thu
ot,lor characters u,lually tanu. Tho Interest Of
tho book Hes II, revolutions OF tho nt',Ora ossi
nat,lru atid upi1ons,' a prUmIncnr featnro icing
Ills lovc of 1mxurlnnB surroundings. "ono ren.
uRnlzes ut every limo tho 3nwc1a md tho gull
rings on Ills fingers. Lord tseacnnslle1ts tasct't
II 'tout en fac,.e sir Ia r,,r.' Do not nsk him
for heartfelt descriptions of Nature, ciear
usl,llysts Ut motives, Or oven trh1nntso repro
srt,sntion Ut tho rassltitls. Elh'llXh to fllI II
curttin vLvncity IT mInsl and kll.1 OF t,nint1-
tton whereby tue rcaQcr guts Without too much
ctItrt 10 tho enl Of tho three volumes. Ii tIip
tnctn! Inns not tho ring yo1i could wtst, you t1l'ist
confess tho gliding ls nicely dime ad rosluccs
Il aceria!n tlazz!r." After rcn,nrking how tni'cl1
hcttcr Genrx1 Eliot, by ,tint nj st.tiy asld t,twcr
nf Imagination. hsls pictured tho past thnsl l'1l
llcucnnsle!d, with MI Ills t,crsulsal experience,
t,e ti,l!s little wit in tho log, though ocGsstonnl
suiltes lrc pitay: md ho contrasts Sir. 0sn't-
sto,Ias carcstnexs. breadth. uni lack Ut lultiur
and iloxi!tllty With Lord Hcacensleld's sflsow-
tlcss, worship Of Eiicccss, tHtt, UCnnllty. Afitt
resolution, especially stnilvo',tnroAs
utr,liry "[or.l l,cnconsilcl'l is to lard clta NJ
n,r,l1t whit Mr.. Gladstone Is tn Pitt, mud En-
glands old European rtilo 10 tic contracted alil
uncertain r3tu now satisfying her ni,lbitlon.'
, 1881-01-21
Gle Gtil,a4a1e.
TEAMS t.l'. ,..:<t:!,trrit,S.

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lHrfnny @' nrS Er;,Sa "t vrnf a},sbt1
kurjnj, 1r-Iagp nAilinr ta1ytbr,...s'..'." ~'0'
wEEk1.Y EDITION -r0sffAlh ~
fhc enfy. Yons. ttsi
thf
twenty -.,nN c1lAes. ~""
sprclmcn cDdrs sts,. free. ....,,-
Give rpkt-Uncp aitlrc-s In full Including I6tsty
md Htato. =
1lctnttnncns MA, tc made cEthcr hr trast osnfn>s
Office urdor In rcatstcrc letter. NJ our
II, CITY 1t:bSCHIftf:tts.
rails, ,,drl,vcrcd. Sunday esccFcd 81. cents ner wrcx.
s,y dolls rrp, sndny inrudco 10 ctnts pcr week.
Aitfrs. TItE TltlNiSh CUMraSf.
corner Madison md lIcarhnrn;sts" ChlcaRo'Ll.
, 1881-01-21

Academy HF stn~ie.
lIaIstea 4tr~t,t+ none ainlsnn. Wust Side. Erehpt.
mcnt OF Ns. Joseph lr0ctur. "Htss nt tho Wnu!%."
, 1881-01-21

f'rntrtt1 aiNslc-fTn11.
Corner of Randolph HIi Statn streets. Entnrtnsti-
ont " 11ulcii ratters rrlulos fur the lseneiii
tho foHsbuys ltutnu,
, 1881-01-21

tCTtaIHIlCH~
IfootrY'h Tkcntre.
r,sndotnh street. totwron tark ant In sallo. En-
= 7,rgrnent nf N!co't lHIuu tfi,ern Ct1nIMny' ihe
~'o'-~ xutghs," md "ttnrl.y l'ca'hs II l'ome*
ef''----l t,pc cri,-sl1sse. ..-.
Clark street, 0l'N'"iF (uutt.I Hum. Engage.
uent of Tho stcntc Il slnytnicy rs,uh,nftIop "pea-
coft EynukGttr
, 1881-01-21

IrnvrrlS'a rhratrf. ....
rrnrtorn street, corner Of Monroe. Minstrel GU
, 1881-01-21

NIeFIcker'. Thrntre, f.
Madison street, httween ttate uni 11enrnpt1,.
Engagement OF Mile. snrniI tcrnl,nn1t Frou-frou.'
olympic FtcAarr.
Clark rsrcnt 1e.wern lake Ht,d ltnps"frh Ei'RhEe-
mcnt nf Tho ityae & Ichn-h Cnn1cdy Company
"aludooh's l'5cnlc."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-24

Three negroes Of Locksburg. Ark,
were mistaken in supposing that . trav.
eler whom they ferried across the river
carried . large amount Of money. for
after numbering him they found only
$i in his pockets. But nobody lived
within several miles, and they felt no
fear of detection after throwing the
weighted remains into the stream.
That was . second mistake, for . frsshet
occurred suddeuly. and the remains
were washed ashore by the forcs Of the
current. A third mistake vss IN be-
lieving that no great effort would be
made to capture them. their victiu
having no friends in that region. A
party Of mounted lynchsrs psrsnsd
them three days. and hanged them
without trial.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-24

Friday Atkins. . negro of Natchit
North Carolina in 1747.
On the ninety first birthday Of Eli
Harrison Of Portage. mich lightning
struck his barn and il was burned.
Anns Mills. . negress of Jefferson.
vile. Ind. celebrated her Tooth birth.
day by joining the Baptist Church and
being immersed.
Admiral Sartorius Of England the
originator Of the modern steam ram
is 90 years Of age. and attended the
Queens ! ct levee.
At . recent wedding in Baruesville.
&C.. the groom was lilo and the bride
had just celebrated her fortieth birth
day. They were colored.
Mrs Terwilliger of Borden Hill, N,
T.. centensrian. not only enjoys good
health and unimpsired intellectual
faculties, but has black and glossy hair
John Gillespie. who die recsntly iu
Oldham county. Kentucky. served in the
war Of 1912. and was wounded at the
battle of New Orleans.
Nathan Spencer and Ksterine, his
wife. Jewish couple of Keesekemet,
in Hungary. ara eentenarisns The
husband 10 l06 and the wife is Ill
years Of age.
The old gatekeeper of the Kings
county buildings at Flatbush. L died
recently at the sge of 10i years. He
bad full possession of his faculties up to
his death.
Mrs Hannah Clarke. of East CRANKY.
Conn. is rounding out . century. She
was married in her eighteenth year. and
has lived for eighty years under the
same roof.
When the children Of Mrs Betsy Per
kius. Of Tsunton. Mass. surprised her
on her Tooth birthday. she showed her
appreciation of their affection by giving
each of them $1,000 bond.
George Green. . colored man visiting
Mineola. IL. says he 10 los years old
that be was wounded in the war oi
1912, that he has been married eigh,
times. and that be has eighteen children
living.
The centennial anniversary Of the
birth Of Mrs Folly Dossghe Of Exeter
N. Y. was celebrated al the home oi
her granddaughter. The old lady en-.
tsrtained her guests with songs and sto'
ries. She still does her own sewing and
10 capital knitter
In Moriah. N. Y. lives William Ed
wards. who 10 l04 years old and in good
health. He was born in England and
served seyen years in the British army
having fought In Spain and Belgium
under Wellington. He sftsrward took
part in subduing the rebellion in India
He has eight children living, the oldest
being 90 years Of age.