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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
AT NOON.

Unofficial Bulletin-Executive Mansion,
1890 D. m.-The President has again ia
ken small quantity of nourishment and
retained it, He relishes the nonrishment
and asks for more. He has partaken sew
eral times during the morning. At present
there are no indications of his being dis
turhed hV nausea
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18


the
Mrs KcGk the
remarkable of her medicines give the following:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

Unofficial-Executive Mansion, 500 a.
m-Information received this morning
from physicians and attendants upon the
president is very encouraging. The physi-
clans report his pulse at 104 The attend
ants at his bedside report that he rested
quietly and slept considerably during the
night An enemata was administered about
midnight, which was retained.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

MRS. DIR KEcK-Dear Madam: feel IL my dl
send word of praise and thanks for the benefit
had almost gone to corruption; / was nearly blIu
times confined to my room and bed. Ny hearing
My throat troubled me considerable, and my lun
When / commenced with Mrs DR. Keck's me,
not see to walk. The scum that had been growiI
now as well as any person. / feel so we'll I'm
feel like new person. No amount of money wo
menced your treatment. We are poor, but what
med cines are all what You Recommend them 10
house for any money. Ii there il anything the N
enjoy good nealth, and can cheerfully reccomme
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-01-13

and those who find fault because of on ex-
cess Of criminal news. Everybody will not
De satisfied with all that is published; the
aim Is to mako all dissatisfied with as little
as possible. The patent medicine man,
the now washing machine inventor, or the
auctloneer, arc angry because their Announces
ments cannot be scattered down among tho
local items, but to satisfy them would dis
please few thousand readers, and so they
are put in the proper place. The old ladies'
society for the cultivation of tea among the
Utes ls to hold meeting aud stfaightway
seVeral columns Of matter pertaining to tho
aims and history Of tho society is sent to
tho newspaper. AS no one would read it
but the ladies' themselves, it is cut down to
stIok full, aud makes au interesting item
that everybody will read, and contains ell
they care to know about it.. When Pro
fcssor Goodcauso CONES to interest tho pee.
pie, he wants tho best reporter on the foroc,
aud about TWO columns of space. If ho
don't get just tho space and just the style Of
type he thinks he deserves, ho makes
fass about it., and his friends fall in and saw
they think ho hasn't been treated lust
right.
There are good many people who arc
equally difficult to please; they are generally
those who are under the most obligations for
favors received at the hands of the press
Most newspaper men have good deal Of
this sort of experience. The average
citizen, who takes his newspaper and pays
for it, aud reads for what he can get out of
it, that is interesting to himself, who has no
axe to grind, no cause to plead, and business
to advertise for nothing, is tho man who
fluids much that he likes, mud is fair enough
to recognize thnt what does not interest him
is likely to interest somebody else. lie is sen :
siblo enough to at once SEQ that the publisher
has better means of judging what is likely
to bo read by the greatest number of sub
scribers than ho has, and is Iikoly to cut
down his circulation by publishing for his
OWL amusement that which no ono oarcs to
read, llc also knows his own right to stop
his paper when hc thinks it dosn't give him
the worth of his money, aud holds that
power in reserve to exercise whenever he is
SO disposed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-01-13
WALIALLA SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY JANUARY I3 1881

are President Lincon's. All, thero was one
of the greatest of men. He, perhaps,
trusted less of his work to an amanucnsis
than any other leuding mau. Nearly all
his orders were written by his own hand,
and the originals were forwarded, the copies
of them being kept. His letter to Hooker
removing him from command was master.
pieco. Like Hamlet to his mother it is
kind and yet sovere-and motohIcss.
think postcrity will adjudgo Lincoln and
Ice to be the really the great men Of the
! era of the war.
elias Elr. Davis availcd himself freely Of
the records in preparation Of his forth.
coming history"
eyes. He has had thousands Of copies
madc, should say. His research has been
perfect, aud lie will hardly state anything
for which ho will not be ready with his
authority. If Mr. Davis can only keep his
personal untagousus out of his book it
will be standard authority"
"Havo you the letter of Gen. Hardee do.
clining to take Johustons paoo as comman.
der of the army of Tcuuessec?"
eyes sir; and most admirable lcttor it
is 1t is frank soldierly letter in which
tho promotion is declined simply be
cause the writer felt that ho was not
capable of filling the position. General
Hardee's reports were all models Of ex
ccllcnce."
"Do you have any sort of diaagrec
ment with Colonel Scott as to the ar
rangcmcnt of matter as to what shall be
printcd?"
"None at all. Our agreement is perfect.
| There is but ono wish, and that is to pub
lish tho records just as they are and let
tho work stnud on tho records. AS for
Colonel Scott, he is peculiarly fitted for the
work he has in charge. BY education,
temperament and lucIination, he is the very
man for the task. He is the embodiment
of fairness"
tukc the liberty of adding that General
Wright is all thut ho claims for Colonel
Scott. The people of tho South may rely
absolutely on a fair and square representa-
ton of their case just as it stands. General
Wright will see that her soldiers, living
and dead, are put on the record they madJ
for thcmselves-and this is all that any
of US could ask. In doing this he will
build monument to his comradcs highc,
aud whittier than any yet uplifted to tho sun,
aud will merit the gratitude of every
Southerner. II. W.G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-01-13
Trust.

Sometimes, when oil lifo's lessons have been
learned,
Aud sun aud stars forovcrmore have set,
The things which our weak judgments here
have spurned,
The things o'or which We grieved with
:, ashcs wet,
Win fash before us, out of lifc's dark
night,
AS stars shine more in deeper tints Of
blue,
And wo shall see how all Gods plans were
right,
And how what seemed reproof was love
most true,
But not to day. Thon be content, poor
heart!
Gods plans, like lilies, puro aud white,
unfold,
Wo must not tear tho close shut leaves
apurt;
Time will reveal the calyxcs of gold,
And if, through patient toll, we reach the
land
Where tired feet, with nandals loose, may
rest,
Where we shall know and clearly UNDER
stand
l think that we shall say, God knows the
bcst
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-01-13
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Collectors Office, District OF South
Carolina
COLUMBIA, December 27, Is

COLUMBIA, December 81, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it
may concern that tho following described
property, having been seized for violations
Of the United States Internal Revenue laws.
bonds for tho costs Of action in the United
States Court, must be filed with tho Colleo-
tor of the District within thirty days from
the date hereof, or the same will be forfeited
to tho United States, to wit
l horse, mule, wagon, l set double
harness, gallons whiskey, l trunk with
blankets and clothing, seized from John
Jones.
ALSO,
mule, cart, set harness and II GAL
Ions whiskcy, seized from Wm. L. Parker.
e. nj. ,BRAYTON,
Collector District S. G.
II II. JILLsoN, Deputy Collector.
December 80, 1880. 7-3t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-01-13
Children's Time Table.

Sixty seconds mako a minute,
How much good can l do in it2
Sixty minutes make an hour,
All the good that's in my power.
Twenty hours ond four, day,
Time for sleep and work aud play.
Days thrco hundred and sixty five,
Msny year for mc to strive
Right good things oach day to do,
That | wise may grow and truo.
, 1881-04-06

L0LbaR NlsVrtlph.
French pork IL Il sury prGulIhr mCat. Tho VI
yaelous taul IL ilnsnulosAtciy fond Ut It: hut by
tho sturdy TRITON 1t IL nut usually co,lsltlerul
ptlIt,lb!e. tle likes tho tur.n ITO t,vtter th4n hu
does tho llcs OF tho uullle pt1, Ut which there Is
u1ta1lt u SURPRISINGLY faithful transcript III 0Au
Ut tito first lrtures palntrl sonb sixty-tI
yaars ngn by an English urtst thon very y.,l!l!x.
!l;!!nud Edwin l.andscor The orx1nat nr thu
!arl; ulid 1t ulny hnsu tecm with equal curiosity
ana e9ntumpt thnt tho blntf Esse1 eulses" be-
hvll !he ans.nt. serubby. louK-snoute!l. "iop"-
leEx.,t. l.nip tu!lcs 'slosInscer:" Although Ito
fstlluunce u eslllshteanunt Mni aKrIculiuru! su-
civtles iAy huvb dnlH uItieh to ilnprs,ye Tie va
r!nus Iroe,ls VI pivs il frascv slncu young
Muster Anlsdsoer painted h!s t1st potnros u:
chelt,sfat II IL utidrntullo thut iinD bto4k fnHs-
lmct,n IL rArely u lu met with IN frua The
r,chest Ut tho fut hAcna produced neser lnakus
Its AIneArutluo Ut lilo tAUlt IN tho form OF
tho tntnniu "spluuiA with which "trIcAE-
dcaux "nro sardrd; but thousands p pounds
weight OF fat lmGuH Mre consumed IL French
Kitchens fnr hastnlv hassi aud .lry mu IT, Tur.
ka3s sua h&tos, iof VI ampl,, aEa cosct ID win u
, 1881-04-06

t,,, N,.., Ns,,Ir tt.,.,,...1 ,.,u.1. -. .,..r...
.l'e M Ne" oFk nhahclat people on tic tctslht-
lhe ''lestlof'. II Is stated officially tint no
confirmation will lie given to the public rs IL
tl,e decision of t1e Cabinet exccpt ns tho
Treasury frnm tiu,e to tine sl,a1l tako act(ou,
For rrlfnb]o rcsnurrcs Iownvrr. II ia brlIevri
-. =, 49,, "a,.""', '"'"u, ,H, - uea''cH ~
' t III ny snet osr,ctsS y p'", w.c Is ias"rc
tho bnllss, who nrG tho uttlrrs Of tho grsat
majority Of tho /, nnl u prr cent
n..r. .'ms mM. ,'.,,,' w., ~. aans s.a.. r"mo 10 u"
,.se. ,.a. .a, "',! r .. .'"se9n'rne @ :" aeerpt
i1atatccl fntc D( interest un tliD botIds fruln
tho tE,iu they uru called sr ,asllre Until Cp,l-
grcss shall meet To net; tho Interest rate to
be reduced from ) n1ul 4 per cent lis shntl
hereafter be t,rc1t1rtl upo,,:
T,,,a .t,,,,,r,,,,,<,,
>, h, .,.,, 's .. H"n'.M'Ss ~ .
~ W stn'npGu upon u1e luce u thc oonds,
a''tl to farm Ill substance now nnt yolull-
tary contract between tho Government md
tho owners uf thc l,o,,tls. IT Ia cin,ncL tInt
ina,,Inu honrors ,,.,,n no, on,s,a, 20 s" s.,.ss
,''',.4t, ,.k D.'heas w "'o e"n cu.l.tot u !hFee
hnlhuht ol ht'has intimate their readiness
10 Ito tlIs, and there Is no legal
, 1881-04-06
THE PENSION OFFICE.
THE CI.ElsHS[tll's ALL. FILLED.

spfetss Dt,patr't to Tie Chtcdro Tribune.
WAsHESGrUS, u. c.. April Ex-senator
k!rkwoutl lsas completed TIN list Of appoint
i1Ients t0 tho new pIsitUns III the puHsEutl-
Oiticn created by Cnngrrss Just before all
iollrs1ment. Tile pressure fur these places
lils htun very great, and the experience uf
the Secretary ut tho outset 0f his atl.,inistra-
tim III submitting to the solicitations of men,
bers Ut Congress atul others In Influence In
behnlf of friends unl dependents has been
very trying. 4 largo proportion Of tho new
positions were crcatGd with high salnrEes, It
bG1ng the PURPOSE Of Congress, i'll ac-
curdahce with the views Of the Conf
missioner of Pensions, to seek to
Induce Il class Of men who havo h;,tl so,uo
rrpfesssonN! trnihtngDr who nye better rllnlt-
j[ed t!Inii the average applicants fnr Govern
ilent clerkshtps to cutnr tho service Of tile
Pension Otllcc. Maltifcstly, lluwcver to
select
NEW MEN FOR THE HIGHER SALARIES,
While overlooking tho cIaiuls Of tslosu vito
by years uf trafninE ta the Pension Otlice
lad qualified themselves for promotion,
would be neither just 10r Wssr. lii this wNs
Involved n question ut SDnu difficulty, which
was finally settled hy compromise, AlDit
0lle-ilNtE of the higher ppsitlt,ns were tl,[rl
by promoting those WHO l,nlt made the hest
records for efficiency III tile Pension Utllcc,
and the remainder. ns well ns all tho lower
grn!lc plnces, Wcre filled by now lllclt OH pro-
bNttuu,
, 1881-04-06
A CONTRACTORS LAWSUIT.

ST. Paula MIn1.. April 6,-Testinlony Is now
lclng tnkon lmIoro II. Il. Mum, Clerk ut tho
United States Circuit Court, III the case OF Mo-
Lean liMrtson vs. liobbs, Assignee In bnnk-
ruptcy Ut q. X. Peck, Tito points III tho case
nro these: Peek has contract 10 supply tho
cll1,tonmeHt nt ronKHe Nlycr with wouh mud
hay. tio uAd Mclean l. Harmon formed p,lrt-
ncr*h1p caluA tue Yolluwstune River Cn,ltr.us-
INK tninpH'Iy to I'LL u. aicLgMn s. IIart,n,l pun
IN I'LL the tllanty. Over tUUNl IL I'LL tho
unrtract. I'cek suel tho Udvcrniuent III
the Court Of ca!ns, and recovered
bankruptcy, atll dled. itobhs, lis assignee, wis
snbsllttct! ~ plaintiff t,l tho eltsu, Anil cnns
Tho fund 10 recovered. McLnRn And iInrmtia
filed bill III thu. United 6tutes Circuit Court III
Iowa nElilllst liohltA tn rcc0Thr t1la tutht, El-
tnR i bel0,Xa tn tllctn ~ surviving plrlEuts Of
tho fruI ~ turIl1H1.
, 1881-04-06


MICHIGAN ClTY, Ind. April b.-Consdorabte
excitement was created In our city Niut,tlny
night over tho deatn by suicide Of Thcndnro
WeunH, n worry respectable German cltlzeil, VINO
Inns lived haro FUR twcnty.threo yours, md l,as
bcen suxton Of tho Greenwood Cemetery for tho
lust ten ycArs. Mr.. Wounn lert hts homo ubout
3o'o'oGk SUNDAY afternoon to yia!t tho ocnis-
terry. lle nn,l not been lolk absunt when his
wife sent ono OF the ciA!,'rrn,u buy n
yehra old, hftUr hin. ~ tho nfgit before hU h,t'l
II sovero fatntIng suoll. and sho was atrMh Ut II
rendition. Of tho att!ck with more scriu,ss re-
suits II atuuo. Thu boy went to tho cr1letrry,
nlure thnn ii .n,o AWAY. but found nathsnx os
hls fnthor. Ito triutl tho do0r Of tho tOul-
huitat. but ttntllng 1t luokuu returle1 hume. 1t
WIS illlw getting latu, nl,tl Mrs. Wellni, l4Cun-
tug nlhrfnnd. stnrtctl sunni Ut tho nc4ht'ors il,
si!urati Nf her hs1sllld, Thu cemGtery WAa nKAln
visited, Ail tho door Ut tho tnt.-iloU7o brikun
apvu by Wlilam llr,c';mnn nnd uthors, WIN no
teetl tho tln0r was tugkud from the ins!.tp They
Wure horrII,p ut tho spectacle presented within.
Thteo hung tho body Df the unfortunate nun,
stArk and cult. s,lspunteA fron uno Ut tho JolAts
by small rppU Ar.unll hts neak. M cause for
the act catn bo Mssi2lesl. Ills domestic relatons
WerG III t1 most pleasant ktll. and bis clrEunt-
stnices Hcnnrnliy In Il satisfactory EnIdltfon.
Thu dceetIsed WIS 10 years Ut ago. ind lpaves II
wlfo And thfcu children. 4 lavKu number VI
frtonda Will tnuurn hls unfortunate cad.
, 1881-04-06

apst4ni Dtsatcn to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WAsinSuroS, d. G., April Ex-senator
Conl:llng has gone to New York, md will
not agaln bo III Washington until tic Con-
gresssonal Committee which accompanies
tllo remains 0f. Senator Carpenter to the
West, OF which lle il Il lne,ubcr, retur,ls. to-
wards the latter part ri nrxt wcet. OF
c0ursu thero will bu no attempt to hrng IT'D
the Ncw York nominations II, his absence,
nor Is there my Indication that tho present
dead!ock will bc broken. Senator Cuilklfng
IL said In BIZ eMdcMyorlng to nnl<o every Dos.
sts'le combination 10 secure tho .lefent af
Robertson. Il Democratic Senator frulu thu
Snut]l sata to-day tint It i,a,l been rcpro.
sented to him that he could secure Copk-
lhE.s Influence, to e,lnh!e him tho Deluo-
cratic Seintur) TO control the Fr,ierlt pltru1,-
nEt III the StMtn II !te Wu,1tt NssIst I'M srcjlr-
Ing tho ttefGAt ut Robertson. Iilcrp Is si,1nO
talk llcre among Republicans about
y clIAS0i; IN THE NEW yoIlK PLANS
q tho ADMINISTRATION. II IL urged TINT tic
Sew fhri: CDttGctnrRlitp Cannot lu given tu
my Nhw York politician Ut either faction
without causing ill-TgelInE and break In tic
hlrlpiy uf tho pnrty;. tlRt tllu trtte way
vault bc to give this Important plncs Il,
sollln nli9 from another Statn entirely utl-
e0nllGeted with Now York politics, a,stl Illv-
W. Sltsr 70 relat'.is , VII, either faction Or
t;'cnnl W. Ssnficlti, or Pennsylvania, now
l.eglster Ut tho Treasury; t;oy. Foster. Of
Ohio: j. Z. Nn", ut lntiinun; Chan1lcey /,
Ftllty. 0f Missouri; Aru sunlu ntllers Of less
ilotc, nre lAeltlnned IN tho k.lt ur men who
coull ID tlsuthlly cntteh to such II pust,
, 1881-04-06
C4fILflfKH CUItE,
Swallowing Poison.

Swallowing Ant lalsn!'s4 tho noxlous impur.,le,
Eenerate " CatnEr pnI.on not nlonu the tilsnt Ut
EnHB, Int Tho ttoiach hnd lungs. M merely iNtai
relnedy !lkt tonches md nsuiube anntfs Ci,p i,,
Elnly rsach @ Or arndlcato thu yl1uont sportias q
CMtnrsf1. This fact eypla!ns tho wUnderfnI cutes
effected by lar. Wei Dir Mryer's new fnnr CIs ia
!tentMinht Fho elements used by him hro ntIa0rltsi
" thu mucous nninbrnne tlrsux.uut rho zyHton, nd
urtn tt,tiitI Hs wglI ~ LEGAL nitIUtr Ia
eurtnln t cure C!atarrh. vaccine virus il 10 ira.
liled tcstlnonels froIl r,y tMnl.sands wu. ii al
*snKes q thu A!saH>e. hnvs been cnrrd by til,
@r"srfrt @ !nn fcWGay S..a9l!s!i. byyo4 cuntrastcon
nttnn Key. e. II. TaylUr. III Sul,ir.Et ir,,UkIyG
~fhut I'm? packh1B prnluCrat In.lr.I1 IN re." XII
Hi.t!fn!y el:rG.l iienhirf my faulty w1 has sut.
it1 ftrs,atwiy n s: ~ eurr4 nttor dnctorns
r % Sssg %".itns,Gy !tS ycnrs En es 4
sssat sv ' M .sx H. vi" 1ys W. Tst,sta 4 na
sad u.s sfry .rae9 r. ksr w g1!f M r. {. f.,' W
Chlslvt IL: rx yenrH! lid MT breath thrOu:S
f!iy n;stri|s until 'IseA Wul DY Mtyrrs CAtaffh
iSai.. a.: pa;, n 'ns"Sx; s :o5. ~ f13sqs
~ Mn.ssi.i isb,. sv. co. K. iefes Y es =
9lGskla n. T.: "it relieved mo Ut 9ruat Puiypusa
&c. II: Wni js StsyorH 'tI'rs,tiseH !. niri;sa
Tree lln Cure ~ It delivered u nny Rllres, tT
Y y DEWEY X co, II i1uy-st. y. Y, Mt i 90 c,.a.
, 1881-04-06

REPRESENTATIVE: FA1tWELI.
Spsetuf Dtspiteh to The Chieaae Trfhunk.

-.. u'''I.f's.S u. tailsH ~ FA""Etl~
u, spee'al ol'p"tsa 70 TIE ch1ea'' Tribune.
cd tint Representative Farwull. wIltn lrrr
enc,trc,, n ,,t,,,,1sn fr,,u t,,o d.. ~,
-'.s.'t ~. ToHo 31s ttu.' u'o oItto Depaft-
tMtnt '''"t 11er''Nn hTe!ssHl'l'l', formerly Ut
Chte'|eo, VINO Tor 50 liaily years has bccr
Consul ut Derlia. shall not bu removed. Mr..
Farwull IL ln0ro fortunate tllnn most Colt
gressnun. Thers uro said to Ie ltyu persons
holtltnr ronsutut.s errtl,tn,l tt III, r,,,t,s..S
s.unal district. Mr. lIanIhnrrer NJ thn iii.
% noIs surt, cnnrt x"u nH,a,a "t !o l,ll.
krcissInann'ap p!ace and had the Endorsements
of every member Of tho illiunis tte1crat I'M,
excrnt Representative l,,r,vYi, o'o''
SENATOR c.nrrvrr,,,s ,,,v.,xs
~, -. ,,-..'. .''' l'''' 't.isaNs'
w.s,,,xnrns TT, II 4's.d!t' A,sdI RI. ',:,,.,
,',.s ".e':''lo -. ~, "a t"-4He nppolht-
'hel'to VI CONGRESSIONAL escort h1ld tlll other
arrangements for conveying tic remains Of
tho latu Sessator Carpcntor to Wisconsin ,tnye
been coI,tp,ptut, The fn1I u,cn,"ra,,, ~
u'e Svn'''ll!'eo ls:' oeh"lols cameron tYjs.).
tonk11!lG. l.ogan' Jones tNay:}, and Cock
rell; Representatives Williams, linzclton,
Humphreys, Carlisle, I,ophan,. iiohrsr,,
t,,o Ueutlty Srrr,n,t.nf r. ~" ~ III, s,,at,,'
aid tw,, ,sni.rs ~ I'm WIst,,,sai,u su fnem' ns!t'
ica,, AssocIntiun OF t.,s t.ltv nls" n"nn,"tnmy
tlio rrnlt,s rhs wl,"e rtv IsI' ,.ay. III Xxx
PENNSYLVANIA linilroaI fur Milwa,,kre Fr,iMv
,anrnlilE next, mud rta"lI Chicago Saturday
lltufhln!., Wien they, VIII bo mot by u tlnle-
G;ntla!I m from Milwauksn on u special trim.
litlrlilng. Tho returning nlelnbers Ut thu es-
eort afg pot expected hack IN Washington
uelore wednesday morning Of 1loxt week.
CABINET MEErlSu.
All the me,nbrrs nr tl,o f,n,,inor ottou,,a,, ,
n,rs,fins tEis "ftnrnnon ' .Tt, s,, nttcMuen u
vntpli ii,,nst otiruIy To thu cutlsitiratfu ill., ' ~
, 1881-04-06
TIE pOSr-OFFICE,

Special Nspalch "a The Chtt0oo Tribune,
WAsilSnToN, ID. G., April 5.-l'lM first
months operations under Postmaster .Ia,nes
shows saving III tho stnr-route service If
Sl59. 7tj1, III the str0nsb0at scryce of $l. rs
a1hl In 'nail messengers Of $3.50, making II
totnl Ut S4.s,0ly. At this rate the saving In
this one brunei. will amount to about S3.5O0,-
o0o annually. This result ls dur tn M order
Issued about the l.tli Of last month forbid
atng my Increase Of expunse In particular
blnnches Of the service except BY SPECIAL
authority 0f tic Postmaster General.
, 1881-04-06
a FATAL MISTAKE.


Sptefdf Dspateh 10 Tile Chicago Tribune,
L17'rt.E ltoCK. Ark, April 5.-The details CT n
mysterious atralr In Perry County wcrc received
to-tlny. Tho facts In brief nrs tlusu; 4 n,nu
nH,Hod QuArles, while hunting lt.turkeys, shot
and killed q. ". johnson ,t.lllcr tho belief thut
he wl.s il turkey. johnson was m eccentric tsl-
d!vislual. md hn1 lived uauy ycars In tho co,l-
try, subsEsting by hunting and ilshIng. Ho IT.
cenplcd hut situated III tho deepest reccsses Of
INC wM'ds. tnIles nwAy from my hun,nn Gulng.
mud lived entirely nlone. Un tho ttny OF tic
t!nn ttrAwfdy Il Mppenrs TINT ho WIS. Just at dny:
keys, u1ll was killed as nloye stNtcu.
, 1881-04-06

and
pnEAK nowy sEcr1by4r1sv
md nroc,rn c,,,o, rf,1,ts a,,,l ,,rt,.n,uo, l.,
u ii; a'ei': :.' + '41A' ,'s''s ''''' '''."'s.S 10
hnnr, II r.,.rs mhS Rn "uo H., 'me9 n"o pcen
x",tir y, H., s,,,. ~, ~ .9 vnS M oi nre
i,t"i, IN, I,s.' ,,ri ~. M""is @ u, % s"sMr ,ln
,,;i"i, .t,. n .sut WE'LL pautStM wv Hen'', Mtlt!
t H' WHs "y ,,,1s,' s! ~. s !" r 'e ,S,o o1 1t
w,mthsr G' !n ~ =" Sa ''s: Misvreia
Win sl,nm @ III i T ~ 'ts tha, st +, W ,t 1G W is.
fmMcn ta %nu.,I"ur', M ~ H., ,a,I,s1e ie VIZ
lila Srpntnr @ fr t,i, ,vaa -, III H, r,r usn!s ,.i
to staicI Tia, tiierr wns ,'nrlcnf III" nm nritv
ysne Ths yoto f to Saator tit fro pei?ti ItInnis
s,rcferrr to sInnss fnT wch sis y t, ,snr sa,a 81
all cei1 njieii to thnt {iictot H. II. ta arsv
ca%cus @ Ii" % recal)ed M % 10 % tio "nSbro NJ ill., nsi sc
tha fart tint IN inst Nnvamtnr IVY
ti,o n,nmt,nrs ~ thIa i,n,,, ''''''s~'''c VI
49, ,..,r,.1, ~. ,,s'n :, ,.,o,,- e""s -
md asserted that, ill., viaw of TINT fuct, It :
y ssas s'isss, vito f a {s s" Siee;%s 'SseS's
retention tu plaec, y turn them nut without
Mar,'.R. u WtuM! Nc a'litair 10 ttiG'n 10 put
~ tGa. paes ~ ll';tstst III te stl1s-
EF ,n fagai y" tI, r,, e WG ~ fa H.! "t sow Wy lie
,t,t,,, hnnvI,'r H. w Gu %
lm'i ns..ti +, ~ rrs,t w, H.. totutse Wmo
i,"ss Ii,f tbnr ,s ~ h,i,nr IL ~" psHic tss..
this inyfyeil w' III i,n !, .'Snf ,snn P.Spe sa ,t t
hercnftcr bts was ~ t,o spsmh Mpone
t1irUt IN tv g,etd q ,a Y vfglia next 1a'l by
XIX i",,"n tIiaointns', mn; M, t,,,.,o,, .<s
such m nTr,', " annt Int 'y iy3n,ire ,yv III .,
plcct;oii III SerTno,,t.at.S rm. .yI,n ,;vct ~
Virrimn sonI,l nor,n thn sr,ntnr mr nha,,t iSG, ~
cn,,e" ~ mniiscs Mr n, Hal s' sta; 5Isoe "oo"t
Mr. t,oynr,i rrn1imtl III, tnot , Il ,vos nm, ,bc
as1,nt n Mnns Witt, wMr stni",, TIKI n a.es io
,'"'~'A "NtN 1eN'Sh tA+t@S o'Gt7
'l''e'' o.l. tlie lact
x. THAT THEY WElsE STOLEN.
II wns not tllo amount Of oFnnse, It ,wns tho
tlf!rise. II, III tho providence If Almighty
ts;;utl, the State saliesi!lal By tho l,ai,lrs Uf
washington, aud Jefferson, mid Matltson,
nMt Aloirne liad 50 list Efs conscience as to
De governed by q l!a!itlftli or petty patronaEc,
, 1881-04-06
NEAR r1Trsl,t1rG, PA

pITrsBuno. Pa.. April 5.-.i tlre broke out last
night ut tho Dcnr Creek OIL 1tetlncry Company's,
Mt C0lemnn's Stutfon. acvon or eight miles frunl
tile city. III few holIrs tho rcl,cry wns a!tnoHt
entirely destroyed. cntnslinR' n loss Of about
Sl,0o Or S5,U0Q a tclrRrtm was sent to ttlIs city
fEr h!l, but owing tU tho Intenpss ur tho hour
isouc could respD!lt,. The conl[ukrutIon urIg-
inatcd from Il le.tk In IL Rtiil.
, 1881-04-06
a CARELESS ENGINEER,

spsetal Dtspaleh to Tbs Chteupo Tribune.
MuScIE. Ind, April "a special from Bluff
ton, 1nt., states that II butler in stcnm funr-
ing-,niil run by flurgn s. 1.rown exploded tl,-
day. making II ct,tnpeto tle1nol,lon OF tho bn!td-
lug G1,d inAch!nGry. There wcro no persons III
thn building torn to pieces. and m t,ne wt,B
boflrr 10 run dry. which was tho e,,uso Ut tho
explosion. Loss cstlinated ut $:..0D1. with 1o
f{lH4rlltlGE. - - - - -