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The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08

OF il l'uriN.r E.NacY h Ny"

1t II HffN- t.VPTHUWy.
writes druggist "Kidney-Wort is the most
popular medicine We sell.'' 1t should be BY
right, for no other medicine has such specific
a,tion on the liver, bowels and kidneys. II you
have those symptoms which indicate biiio1sut
or derangel kidneys do not fail to procure it
and use faithfully. In liquid or dry form it is
sold by all druggists.-Salt Lake City Tribune.
A national greenback wind feast will lie
held at Mt. Pleasant, September Is, 1G, II
and IS, at which Weaver, De La Martyr and
other disciples will air their views.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08

At the conclusion of the dance Ernes,
led her into a side room, in which thew
n found themselves quite alone.
"You persist, then, said the lady, in call
ing me the Baroness Won Graffenberp."
If had doubted before, your dancing
would have convinced ME. The leader of
; tho Sylphides is known by her STEP"
We'll, You have guessed right. And now.
in return for my confidence, may request
you to raise your mask?"
FL can refuse you nothing" said Ernest
von Steinberg.
tie raised lis mask as he spoke, and dis
closed to the astonished gaze of the baron
ess the well known features of King Louis.
'ofsBavAtia.< :.
@Bnt 1 thought you assured rs that the
cavalier was Captain Ernest von Steinberp!"
exclaimed the reader.
Let us explain. To give ad dditional zest
and pleasure, and complicate the mysteries
OF masquerade. the courtiers of Louis Nv.
OF france had invented the following ex-
pedlent: They procured fine wax like.
nesses OF their friends, of eminent persons.
and wore them under their masks. When
requested to declare their identity, thev
would raise the outer mask, and the inner
wax one, seen for a moment, in most cases
completely deceived the spectator. 1t is
easy to imagine what an indefinite field for
mystihcation this continuance afforded.
Captain Earnest had q friend, q scu!,,-
= tor, who had modelled bust of the HI Q.
and from him he had procured wax mask.
beautifully colored, and so we'll executed
as to deceive the eyes of the baroness for
the moment they rested ON it. Ernest,
satisfied with his success, replaced his
black velvet visor, and continued the inter.
view.
=. ''Yes, baroness" whispered the iisguis-
ed aid camp, 1t is Louis who stands
hsfors yep~- not a. your king, but an your
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08

No family should 10 without LYDIA Z. PINKHAM's
LIVER PILLS. Trey curs constipation. biliousnsos
and torpidty Of the liver. Is cents Ter box.
aar Sold by ell DrukRlsts, GA
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08


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All Unexpected Eisitor - Fall OF Au
Aefollte 1n SAN Francisco Hay.

n.t., sn,1 - ehn FtAhEsEo t1tS ,,,
tertihy iuorntnX, IN tho bay mar tout islaud.
fn,ln tho description Hlyc., To u Cdu reporter ty
various persons on tho water front, Mustshay0
!leat aixht Seldom witnessed by tttnu. Hear.
tnY that all old fisherman had been On tho bAy
near ~hoFe tho Norultn foil, tho ruportor looked
hin, np and F0t the following storys
"ios, s3td no, !" wus lltlr the place where
that meteor toll. and lot tuo say right here
t!0nt wnnt tu 10 th0re whom the next ono coMea
t0Wn. toll you what. young man. I've boon IN =
prtxxea and standing Ok Msxicana Ia 4I hut
Hcvcr said NY prayers VI many tI.lus In ButA,.l
NJ DID whou that mskoor lit out for tho bay thaa
ilorn!ng, was GuluG MtEt>sa tho bay to tho 0ak.
land Hats to sUt my nets ~ do mast eycry mug1l-
lug Woi whom rot almost Oppp*,t tho l8lapd, all
OF sudden It Kpt 10 tight that thought iho
tTh1lo Etaison 1lcctrlu.!ixht blstHgs4 had OK
pnuetl rIxht over my henA.* [ pullCt for tho
lsard ~ hatd hH N!ulst. tnr have akmaya hAd
= a0ly hoFFQr OF making lah-balt OF 1uysolt.
ha:! not maQo smo strokos wnen II gut Rll'tsed
see @ eha M grsadoss a9d tefttble.t sight these Old
mo tho meteor struck tho waler. It looked ~
larg0 ~ horse. When 1t struck you c,,uld
have heard tho h!sslug auuat a milo. I noyor
beard anything like 1t before, Almost ~ s0og1
- u won't under, my boat Mas over tho apot aI,i
the wafer WA hubl!ng aud ste& ntnx vi thuuyh u
young volcano bad briken out"
DO y0u think you could Ilnd tho exact placo
whcrc tho tnoetoF YtE1lckF' asked tho rspoEtgf,
~ aon't kuo4. s'As s0pn ~ dAyiEh! canlu
number Of dead a!h floating around. ! tank Il
wsa about Hoo yAFds trim the Island, little east
exactly" '~
, 1881-08-18

Branch with soma l,000 or 1,tD0 passcssgcrs
Wien nsHnlt twenty mites frnm her ttestEna-
ton burst atenin-ilue, knocking n,ut, the
toors OF the etRine~roonl. frOm which iui-
1nrilse volumes Of steani escnl,ctl, 4 kreno
nj terrible confusion and terrnr cilsi,cd. the
passengers being ntadly panlc-strtckcn. III
tho struggle f0r llfe.presGrycrs mel wero
Becll to xglze them nveI frtltIl wul,letl. For
hhDnt 1nft an hour there wny
RCExE or D13tE C0SFrSlUS.
III tho upper ticck cabtm Il struggling mass
wns wedgt4t. tIlg ,tioors heinz. blockGtl tip,
nhd Ia facilitate cscnte tic windows werc
hroken out BY thu officers TT tho b0nt Aild
the passengers tHtssesl .tllrptg, head first.
AZ SUM aS the paNic ilAa at!ln1wllat slll,Sf,lmt
tlia bafl struck ilp and this helped tn rgils-
sure tlb rassctlgurs atll restore ortinr. The
tug fcrinAt,fn won't 10 t1ie assistance III the
Plymouth ls,ck and
TO0K tit:t IN row.
1ef0ra starting. tluwnynr, tile steamers
Schuyler and City OF RteI,n,n,nl a1so eatlu
Up. 'rlle 1nlter l,nllt ard tile tierlnnntn tOwed
tho disabled steamboat a0nc slfstn,lre III the
bay to smooth wnter, where the t,assungets
were. transferred TO tho City n IsfetmDIHl
md brought to this city. III the uatlfc Il
nulnl,er, q women nln! children were
knocked dawn and trillltetl OIL, but tn what
extent Injured could not bu nseertatned.
, 1881-08-18


FACTION.
6ptetal Ditpateh 10 Tn Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoIK, Aug. 17.-The mysterious
movements Ut well-known Irish Nat[nnaltsts
In the vicinity ot O'Donoyan-i -isossa's otl!cc
to-day attracted attention. 1tossa was found
seatod at his desk bllslly wasling through q
large pile Of letters which had arrived by tho
mornings mnil from nearly every State In
tho Union. ",rllis looks like business" lso
said, holding up bundle OF letters. "1t
would surprise yolr to know tho contents ol
somo Of those, Since the dynamite scare
was started III Enkand my Office las
been llooded with letters settinS forth
tilat WD ArU ut lust on tho
only patil TINT can bring EnglMtd
to her senses, aud that tt!tllng expenditure
iii this direction viii in0ro than cb,lnterbal-
ancU tho millions tint tho British uovcrll-
ment llua
.gxrEspEp ON ITS ARMY AND NAVY"
"What about your Convention now ln ses-
sion in this city :" was asked.
"you mean tho Council Of Unltel Irish.
men, l. presume" said Mr.. Rosa. 1--WE
traurdinnry Il, tho session of the CounuIl, rs
events arc ripeutng 10 fast on the otl,cr Bldu,
and tho clamor oil tAls sltlo ior sonla declslve
movement Is 80 trent that felt obliged
to Gull thu lli1HrGnt members Ut tho
Council who could convenuntly attend 10
the city. We will rellaln III session during
tho week, but 1t would ba obviously Improper
to make. known thu place 0f meeting. Onr
proceedings will be concealed from tie pub.
"Ilas tlle present ses!sIon Of your Council
any immaculate ohtuct?n
"!Carta!nty. ,lv0 mean. war to. the knife,
pr0crnstinntt0n,
OUR PROFILE AllE DIsuusTED
with too tln!iy DELAYS and too frequent pron-
IsHs. 1t IL about time that WI should cease
tnnklnK arrangements for tile 1luxt Rell0r4s-
tloi to follow out. We will net OURSELVES,
and wy have now the Opportunity"
"Whet Is tho stlape OF tho pr09FnmP 7"
hs MnEs .at 0ar HFSsfY,nga ss a. tl
WlIeil Of WAerU s!,e will ho struck It'll tho
hiow falls, In tho next place, we 10 not III.
tAntl to vtolnfe any Inv OF this country by
organizing n llnSttp expedition here agninst
friendly forelE1l power, ~ tho dlploMattBts
Put 1t. The work Will be hDMa by our friends
at the other aldo. The direction OF tnoyo-
mel,,tta trou! tl|ts side is 9nitq legltlmatS;"
h"Mt,sn cs tae ses,it 81 Ut tue Councils de-
NWhen YOU aear ot some -
CHEAT coANoT1oS IN ENGLAND s,
work. Ihsfo lie aozei. why's by, which Va
can strike terror over there, but am 4e.
cldealy 1T tha opinion that the destruction
Of the shipping Il, the large ports Ia superior
to AL other WayEE, ,alld II cau be accomplished
bYR few Iter: Tile alarm created In Eu-
gland by the damage already INFLICTED IN that
way shows tta etfpctlyeuessh >s. :
, 1881-08-18
WIIEBLOCI[ ARRESTED.
1fE 1s cACGlfr on Ills An!ttvAh At sDGT1f-

N.,, z.a,,,, .,s Mnr1oN' TT 1,,u.1,.. ,,,-.,.,
to.nw roet"oS ~, n.,ota, ,nti"a,'a, y, ,a
s.s .rns. ls'ecn III rn,,. uIl ioc"toh ~ VI tAo
arrest OF y. y: Mheelouk, tae aoscondlng
clerk or j. c. Walcott Il Co., WHO saicd from
this city OF tliu steamship Neckar Al,x, q;
'rc!evratus from Enulaut, su,,t tn V1,ca,nfl.,a
~, ,,.,',"r H. ~, s;.,, n..,. .,,.t ets,.
oM'r'osuis -, ''1,s e..s sla!o ta"" une;r c'orG
Was afrestcu At. soutl1alnptoi by Scotlai,d
lmprlsone,l in London. Most or ira stnir1
scc,tritina ami c,.ocLa ,,nnn',+I,,o T., ,,t r.,
az tno ..,a.a az v.seAo' "''o"''"'k III "'' ~
Soo'ooo' "eSe 'oalN
Tho rollco In tracing tho movements of
WIeclock ilrst wsnt tn hfs hnar,linp.housp,
,st,it.,e. IT, ,s is ~ - nss ""usa* '"se
, 1881-08-18
PUBLIC OPINION,

c'anhton V1rGinfan (lcp.): Tho ticket
~, ~ great Conservative Democratic party bus
tt,"soaoe oe!oro the pooplo II admirably adaptcd
W. ~ Plattosto' 1t Is equally III ingenious In
i"..uon .o9~nuon as That presented by the Road.
+ ~. Ana seoms to hayo been patterned after
~ lug ltoadtlaters gaudwIchad a Republican
su."tcn s',s l"o Democrats, In order totIruv Ito.
Sxaoaeaa Saon votes. Tho Democrats saudwlchcd a
adjnstcr e between two debt: :payors to win TO-
Hoy .s of "not noroas,ng ho r.to Of s taxanon NJ ~
oi me headlustor1 6nvU iiupx out tin iiar
yoses. ss'a''sh' to seduco Ignornnt Nepuhlloan
xs,a" neW York SIM t1nd.): The eagertle,s to
IN. av Wv nome Tho coraell crow II now great,
rol,sf ~ .ae Joy OF having thom harc, hut for Tho
vn,s.. " kettsns thaln aWny from European
enonns lucy have now donc, or tried to ia,
ver. nv. .vs saameelFos aud tho country. Thoy
mo-. .uese' Ihey HCro college crew, and no
i.ss istoi al expedition to row HRainst other ruI,
f.o.,, ese"s 'n Europe would hayo beon nor-
knt 4. "me' tut they woro balkod ln that ln.
rtn, ~ oonauct Of tho lienley Stewards, and
art,,t s',up1ea .. 'nto tue m!atako OF enter tuR
Tbe an.,,MaM9 M9 crack amateur crowR of Loni1on.
eseasatIyn. eeSM m!ght caiH to bo gooi ret,.
% oa!ta 70 biae bosae !1as ,n Ct Of America; but z ad
enn.sna ennuae oatstncn tn Eencrni il svne heafnn ~
tmstnsu ~ coltendluE With fhe EnRijfh nhs m ntr1s
fUw c4II.s sna th9n It went to Fjenna. hid IL
four sWaRa s1WueRa 1our thoru, but tho bGst aot,t,rni
msicSc1 no athletes 'of that CITY. al Iii III
va liz sae que With the Hertford Enltovn rail
ths il Ina,a nas,asolablo ono for it ID lndartaket iii
thnoGph = ., not through real lnfcrIprity. Rut
mIsyei. .hsades .! ., its uniform ill.luok or lack
t.it,oa iy.sao I, n'adc: The Democrats aro still
Tpurm,s' W weat t'uc thing 1t would be- to hayo
tIsora s y! pot a On tho Supreme nenoh to nli The
but ess ,ss. vacancy Thurman il a.. able iaryaS. M ar
uons s's :" ~, ato great many indispensable objoo.
efat nS." S'm. III the as1t place, ho Ia a nemo.
ths s,,. 'ae woFat possiblo charaoear to n,,t IN
ststs, e@e bench. lie belongs to tho old
wa onr,s. ass sstlot- Construction pemoorats. Ha
sasnsea sasopposa y tds War and Ill it, resul;s. ifo
tad ths sss.9h " 9ho constitutional etueudments,
III ooa1tsSnslon Of the rtRht of sffrsv,, IL
when Il - and wildly In fsvnr III inB"tinn
Thufu,nn - y. unnecessary ind uno0nstltnin1st.
Ehieh Iii i'hpseaents III that ula4s oil DotnotrSts IN
eoand On ne KS Istste-rEkhts Demoorxts ars Iii
laaRuoni.ta aE e question Ut honost 1nnnrTa Rnms
tGouf liz - peHocFAla stlll haye tnistahio iSsss
1nlrmsn hnstter oe National snnremsny T9,.t
noctacy ~ tlseaka out Ia thO wnrst forM; NJ ia.
Mc tho f,nraeseFy pOtnt. 9Io woiii rrvolnttnn.
A4h tAa aCHu.nueut tf hb could nnti ~ IL ssfSh.
County, Vsht sht,station Vas II Will snd t;nrd fha
eecond (}ensa..t .tfedeaMablts cuFrennv. T.iEa tHe
cot ead eI.aMo % has been NaiSsys taonnaiat.
"a Tie kunrs1s,.w wrong" Tho fime for suoh "a n,
@sa'e 1eaeh has Foec by. ' '39A 'A'7a
, 1881-08-18
OAMPANINI,
rlsolsAD1LlTy THAT THE GREAT ARTIST WILL
tt[.TIfttN.

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llETuMN.
dpsssal phnsteh To 9As ca.eaeo Tribune.
NEW Y0nK, Aug. 1E-The friellda Of Cam
unntnl. tho renowned tenor. and lovers ut
Italian anesa generally, will be pleased to
learn that there Il q prospect Ut TINT
gsntlonlaI,'a Appearance in th!s country
Agnln thfa fall md winter. Whom ho
lott the United 6tatos this summer, 1t WIS
with the lntont!un at settling down quietly
ut llis home ut parma for year or 10, do.
voting Ills attention to domestic rather tlal.
yrofesslona! matters, bnt At the sanle time
which WINS written for him. Within tho
past tew Weuss, however, Col,
AApIEs0A HAS nRRN NEGOTIATING WITH
oAMrANtkI.y
together with Lucca, TEenlpllt, and other
lights OF The lyric staEe, VIII ihs Wow to
America. .Wh8thef he Is successful will
manager himself, =. for. according to
O. letter Just -. received. he l1As
tue tenor's terms III h!s possession, 10 accept
Or reject ~ le deeue. advisable, Il Knowing
d. .hs does Camplnlnl,s great popularity ii
Mapleson will lot The opportunity OF secug-
Ing !.lm pass, no matter what h1a 1nonetasy
consideration may be, III ., -,
, 1881-08-18

fWftut tM6k.
PAn1s, Aug. I'm. Gamhctta'a chances
of un election In Ills old reimbursement ut
nelioytlte l1uye been seriously COMPROMISED
by Ills reverse lust night, and still more 50
By Ills own intcnlperate bearing under it.
Tho people OF Delleyitle will not rcadtty
forgive HIN for tile Insults and threats with
which he replied to the hlsses of the crowd
at ClIarr0lle, "YoW are drunken slnvcs;
you calf t,lo adlctatUr," hB yelled rather thnu
shouted, answering tho cries Ut "DUwn With
the dictator" which greeted tte ATTEMPT
Of his committee to force Ga,nbet-
tlst politician i1lto the chair. "Do you
know what you are? You arc drunken
slavcs." II n. Ganabetta IL defeat..d al tho
election liz will IN Il gteat measure have to
thank lis Electoral Committee for It, liz
has foolishIy put himself into the hands OF
4 Glloul' or AMBITIOUS NUSESTiEs,
whose whole c0nducr during the campaign
l.as been simply Outrageous. Gnnlbetta's
hops of resting his popularity OH tho sup
port Of the bourgeols and tho people seeuls
doomed to disappointment Thu Galsiois
this morning a.lylsrs lI!m Il, abandon Belle
Vile to tho Radicals, md stand Us caldi.
date In the Ninth ACCOMPLISHMENT, which
wus once represented by Th!ers. La Rcuul-
lIqut Efancafso thls morning thlnksthat tho
indignation of the people of Paris aud every
part Ut Frnnce will be reused by the occur
OIL the affalr In tho IHtruaSi0eaHt Of t0-tiay
ara brief but p!tlless. Ile says: "Yestertlay
the ltctatorshlp; to-day the plllory, Who
said 1t was hard to crush tysans?"
uANBErTA's THREAT.
II tAs iTtstt7s A.soesatsi PvYss.
PANS, Aug, IA; correspondent says
QaMbetta concluded Ills rolnarks yesterday
thus: "lyhat you are doing WIS never done
by The worst poplllaee. You aro slaves. Next
Sunday tho ballot will Ryenge Inc OH your
tlsgracOful conduct, aud then shalt know
huw to discover YOU, oven It have to track
sou to your dens,"
yElA.ow-rEyEn
continues to rakV In thu French Colony OF
Senegal, West Africa. Up to the STU inst.
tlleru ha.l bcel. eighty lcas!ls,
\ sET.uAcK 70 GAMpErTA.
6ssetal eubts.
rA1Is, Aug. 10,-At. GRtnbetta had sharp
aud slsagrceabla lesson taught hlnl tonight
Mt the monster meeting conyokel BY Ills
Electoral Committee at 1lelleyille. Like
tho meeting Of Inst Friday at the
Elys&e Mcniinoutant, this ols was nous
lnatly prlvate--l. G., admission WIS only
given to holders OF printed Invitations. OF
whlc1l about la,op hull Aeuu Issued. The
place chosen for tue delivery OF II. Gau.-
betsa's third nI!d last great electoral grafton,
destined to complete the political ps0gralA
partially unfolded at ToM1s Rnd Belle
yltle, was als Immense lulnberyard
situated on tbs very ontsklrts Ut ParEs, in
tho dismal aud remote Oharenue district. At
ono side Of the yasA was \ huga shed, In
whlcl, q temporary platform WAS etectea for
n. Ganlbetta, hss COMMITTEES, and the few
Journalists who had found tayos In the eyes
of ...-.....
THE atKNILMoNTANT nARnkl
tntyusted, nobody knows why, with the
distribution OF press tickets. Tho yard Was
brilliantly i!gbte4 by eight or tan electric
lamps, and kaysy decorated With reputt.
, 1881-08-18

tic yacllt MaIEc, the property of the Scotch
HpD0ltl,read maker Cnntes. Tile agent Of
llcr owner applied tn Col. nttrnnt, nt Tho
Cnstonl.ffouss, for permission to pitt the
Ma'lgc into tho water, and s1lc wns lowered
from tho steamship lust evening Tllere
is hitch IN tia question Ut
dulles. The yacht was, brought as
freight and entered nnon tic Devonta's
manifest. Three, Of fo,tr days bcfora tho
steamship arrived the agent Of tho MadKo
wont. .tn C0t 1]artram to Inquire
IF DUTIES WOULD HAVE ,ro nE rain
Gn Gnr nGr; r., f,c 3nst c ssl ' tsas not coming
ix ltlto races Ti,u Co't,ei ii tuck o tic M ' yiSw
TINT rs sfle did nut culne hero oil iier owii
bDttoilt. bqt rs freight u,l aIl0thor vessel. sle
" Mas 4 ;1utia1le 6 . rs %oots1 goods t. t,e extet
lie sajtl l,u. was satisfied tint .iler
owner, Kefltletia1l lnrgaiy Interested III
sortinE tnatlcrs, !n.l ae,t i!Is yae1lt oycr for
her wins eyldghep Ut tlcr Intentions, still le
could not mako afl exception IN her case mid
EXEMPT HER PROM ltAy,tENr or DrrY.
Mr. Coates' ngcnt nien wrote to tho Secrc-
tnry " t!Io Treasury, fully rnprcsentlng all
tasc ts ffts tes ' m 'kI is e Svs ts aSs % 81: s
swer Inns been received, Ex.Collector ,ntyr-
rat snys lie docs mot Sep why dulles
says: "WlIat differences does Il make
yessc[p SHE II not merchandise. She Is not
!luru for saio i'l,e inicntfuil Of her owner Is
ID put her III raccs Ailt
1.l:r 1lEIl WIN OIL 10sE.
Then sllo ly to By taken home agatn;, # Is
y9Mla's manifest. l.. ns Collector, woull
give thgtil free hermit 10 nit cf Iii a1Iif out
, 1881-08-18

-. = :, - -
LIONS ni u'c Conservative party already
beWnll thu lost opportunity, nuu t1tnue,tful
Liberal, fer] Tint Mr. {,ta,istonc Ina socrI,
nceI ,rI,.ni, -, ,ossoss',, ~ ,n,ns .' ~,
In' uaI,',.... .'"enc ~, :" Mssessh , VI mwaE !nt"
oa,'snuly' .n pS cha'!etalhe coIIls'"il VIII
tht commons. Inns excited n bitter hatretl 10
thu hereditary Chamber, mil ),v tic cut,,br,>.
mt,e l,c llns ai,nwn t,,nt '>' 'S'S' ee'''p''
r,,., n,.,,. ,.,.,,.,s..' ...,''
ss ~ .l.',',' .a!'9 r";f.u 'hIFAtE 1STEnEsf
10 tne p'fo1lc Eobu: liz l'ns tl0yed the bfng-
CARTS pnrt weakly, nt,d llns demonstrated
Inc ncntut a,ul fuItl,sll in,pntrnrr of lin,
1,ur,is whct, In ,nlvht horn ,,ln vn,f .ho .nia
~ :. sa.t.'. - .''.,!I sI .'5cu s'u .otc
w. .'al,-; =; "aY"F ~ Noce1y, ann Nnse
foilett hack thn Jtadtcill lido fur
, 1881-08-18

TIM la,est theory In conncction with tito
..In..h" ant. I" i1ncs iot aay whlch Ale-has becn
eps epaachcd BY u genius in Nova'e: lie believes
y' :s.t a mt Of Tho comets till has boon at
srssted tra ry our n,oon and sottlcd "round her.
Thjs Ts wonderful conclusion Is tho rosu't Of two
niahtss watching Of tho moon through hazy
attnnsrhtrps
, 1881-08-18
rb,a s,' ,ho word Win iarKo = ~ .'o0 ''
~ miro DiuNllah ~

u,,,,r of Tie Cleveland Herald u
TIFF o"4r,.,re o"la. frotn too mich cornct-
evidently s"nv .alshtprh,,d, md uttcrs tho fol.
p1ayne \, ~ n rbIch mercy and catl for jus.
tce aro s"s,a nryfnr demand Ia this city for m
srs,s sssssn s aat ot @ t,s . tho Il oSsS eys II
We nAilo nn hn,ti II If tircntad he Il informed
tbe e.*on on iii A. ceso Ills ltnIn'sito, tnnn tho
tHoas.ttht5orboo tosth t r. ali w 10 forR'vcE-not 'oreot
, 1881-08-18

ATHEIST uB 4 tiHECiAH DI.IHASD.
ATHENS, Atlg. 1'.-ONn Of the .brigands
who captured the Elg'1shn,an Suter. near
Salonlta, In April lust, Inns been arrested
here with II, ,oo0 fraItes III Ills possession.
, 1881-08-18
Sir ROGER TlCuBORNE.
PROBABILITY THAT 1Tf HAS AT LAST uEEN

PROBABILITY THAT 1fE HAS AT LAST DEEN
s,,,,s, ,,,,,,<, rSuxn. q I'D e,,<,,, 7,t,,,n,
,,nc nM st o' th M aao ans Gaty r! .,
i r1ecseo st , ta a%s nss,o was saa SnSea IL '' SIN M
HoEer Tlcllborno Ind comc forward In that
mi Ind nturrI lima,,f #, the fIa,,,s nf RAJ ~
H. L.. natnes, m : os & Of the beng most M distinguished t
liz ha ,iro IT. u ~ t,o ma,,,nc,,"ss -, ~ ~. ns ","i
u s 'ss'' ~ .me 6e'a,asless y. i1's c!a''
Vince tnnny ncuuufnteu with tile facts
In the casl, Tint fha Ipnp~tost t,uronrt
ind really hun found nj Inst, "TlIs
announcement awakenci much i Interest
.he @ publication oi .lle full partis1lars Of tue
as ease IN tug sy, Ms,s. IN t.rtte n.t en- widespread at
~ a.,. mn .o % pea ,s" uss a s'taenss @ M
yelonc whic]' t t"nls !" stil fnrrr ts 0''' Ut"
sfi'eSo7''"S THE fioS, no% CLAIMANTS posl-
,scoyvry o tbs sxIstans s Of 1Iuts s @ nsa !e
Sir l,nycrs ~ s.rvo,t w ~ f., s"ut ~ ] Sart.a 'S srntz
,nn,, yer,tics thn at stnrv % tnid hr % ~, i,,r,"s, @
n,. n,%4' 'es''es M t!lo sso[y tolu W so'. na1nes
o IT, s'se ~ ~ eoe
'"'""''' '.s! Eno eut!ooo'a.s'o tes'11i'oaS'
l,att pnyscu Under tin name of Ferris during
his wa,utertngs Il, Ills ru,Iutry, md hls wtfgs
sistar' n Nrs mi inv ti,..s Il, 1arn,,,,t,,,,
s.en .na ' ,.i,,aa.,4 ., ~" nee ~ n,oon5,''
m1,eF ,'.nIa , a,o pan'eat'o,l '4l FerrIs ssats'
Mrs. Earl published, Il tiunIal Of Ills
Claim. Fos yurlou. rrnan,,s tho
snn""s., i;or,,s, s"on"% ,,,rrtna'.ma, ] ,,an,' u
, 1881-08-18
AIEN1CO.
A SAY'1R<kf. 1jA%J

CRY Of Mexico, Aug. LITTLE contractl
WIS s1Encd yesterday for the establishment
of natlo',ai bunk with E. Noetzltn, re1,rc-
sentative VI tho Franeo-EgyptIan Bank.
, 1881-08-18
:. .Al'PECU11AR CASE. y,
4 NICE POINT oy LAM BEFoRE THE GUS
: /, TONE AUTHORITIES.

SssslAF Otspafeh 70 7N& CAteaao 1ftsVNS.
New YQnk, Aug, ia rather peculiar
case has CONC up before ths customs au-,
thogIttes here tor adjudication. When tho
steamship Dayonia arrived here day before
yoatesdayr4he brought ~ part Of Aer cargo
, 1881-08-18
eo,,. of Tho O]rlu papers arc publishing

u.s. y" ,ao ,pto OF sep,onher 1884, Iess tha4 g ysar
ssa AZ iookwser sa .{,, by" - Syer ~ ,,a; nq
sapcecn ~ ~ ,:ycM In the ftlcB III this positly0
Aots Aots,t nstst tx Etoycane iainltaer persists Il,
s.yns Sas beefwst0r% % es9 t 3,s ep!pySs p.gSs n n
xetaeFm ~ sass nssr"l tnot tiut he intended to vote
Fl # rrrt,t.
, 1881-08-18

Hort Professor; :" yol hat = .hlsaslnx eoice,
my young vront. rot yoa ton't bso&nce1t lu 4
81 .s 3 lousss oF s:sis..
Or: nAeht Vat OF datf isleaGurc IL mol o9eTy
dlnSt You should glyay. bsot4oe your folce in
lsehAiWeto vays vtdaeF II kills pleasure py
Q9tl"
, 1881-08-18
FRAUDULENT CHECKS.
NATIONAL. HANKS To III: CALLED on III III.


NEw ronN, AnR. 17.-ft IL rumorctl In Tho
untic,t S.ntcs District-Attorney's ot1lce that
n llumf,er OF National l,siiks will t)o caile,l
iii to refund nancy to tho Treasury paid to
ttae1n OIL cllecks drawn on tlle Assistant
TREASURER III 1861 and ls''a, the endorsement
IN thu checks being fraudulent. To-day the
Assistant United Stntes DIstr1ct-Attorney
called nll tho Mercantile NatlolI,,l Batk tn
!nnku good IL cileck fur Sl00 tirnwn IN INES
hy Assistant i'aymaster Trucsttell to Clifford
4. t;0ult1, OF the Nineteenth Illinois VOl,ll-
teers. Tho chcc11 was pnfd at The bank anil
returned IL the Stlb-crenslry. II Ilas since
nppcated that U0uld's stgnature was forged.