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l{{Gtt IsOllce-(l4slettkty,


1t will be s9ctl tu,n, III ttetn Glauwilero pub
tisAed thAt ttiH vii! nf II EM,et EaptAlIt, latcty
tAs Huri.gatn's Court. Tho yM!u0 " tho
ubtate IL rttimuttA at saN,uN. I'has IL
u yurr Respectable ntnAnnt ut NcGntnu!N-
ton t0r sssi, VIII, w,ls uust VI hs ltfu ptltop-
Inan, rising 1hr.,ARh thu ttturlaGriAlv prauvs III
tho RINK Ut captain. vilu Taili!y of tho do.
hs trlIKulIty mutt hnve lnrlI very remarkable,
And good I!EaIy panVe tit, !hi itts u t1arst
struggle un saaArtoa troai i,I0l % asu5l ysAr
wuGNi ltke II kiluw Tho 1eVtpt vt growing
rlcll upon Hur nn allowance. Thera havo ls1eti
luru Ctlt,tlrctot will The Police Department wit,
bRyo t,Ihd the ser, leu W IN ulc4lla psu4 lle-
tho Iatu Superintendent kenuetty, for exNnplp,
IL bulleseA la huvv died iHnr, TAe aniy parallel
Ia tho presont cuso II that a. aupvrtn!rtlusnt
th1lt WIS nut III ua tru Ut municipal Eatuyln.
, 1881-12-24
Tho Arctic Mariners Will, Accord
ingly, Reach the Russian
Capital in April.
They i1ny 10 Expected 10 Lind on
Their Natfye Shore Id
Mny.
The Russian Government Thanked
Heartily by the American
Government.

YESTERDAYS TELEGRAM.

YESTERDAYS TI:TEGKAAf.
WASHINGTON, u. e., Dec. 23.-rle Stato
Department l,as tho following dispatch from
James Gordon bennett will, regard to tho
survivors Of the +fca,ncttu:
PAINS, Dec. @l-IHe Hon. Frederick J.
Ffritn3hnuscH, Secretary Of Slate, 3FtsIl-
t1lHtnn: l have Just received tlG following
telegram fraN iny correspondent nt st.
Petersburg concerning the .Jenni,Gtte purity:
Ge,,Gral l11iatletr Inns given orders tn send
two new expeditions fra1ln 1akOuisk TT Searcl
0f the slll,wnckph cruw, and has directed
that every available means he employed TO
find buat No. ..
IN r1tE 15r1I OF SEPTEMBER,
us las already been toll, Melville uni ten
NlcIl were ,iet by threa Iaknts. Yakats nru
guntt.1aturul numa,ls, very skltlfnl III car
i1lg for disorders md ,naa.lies cAttsed by the
cnltl. 'The party
COULD NOT II.tyE rAL..ES INTO tlI:ITER
IASnA.
1t must bo remembered, however, that from
Barrl!nf, where tfoy were discovered, to
lnkontsk, the distance IL .,0oo yersts, TT !, 400
miles, viii, 10 regular nieatis Ut transport.
at leAst twenty days were required to yet
there, but as those who went to tho rcscnc
started three days nga. the time necessary to
tlnst thu purity n!lu bring them buck to
1nk1utsE would br
AlHlur TWO MONTHS,
Sor should It be forgotten tint, although
the whereabouts nf Melville llll llis pnrty Is
pretty we'll k!Mwl,, TINT Ut DE Long. wlU
sent forward Nen.cntan n1ul Nogas out Of
Ills party 0f tltrtep,l. Is not known. md that
for II sllccoring expedition tn reach lii1n will
takD Il long ttlne 0yer country where thcru
are
no I,oAns.
The distance frum lalluu.sk to Irkoutsk Is
9,6lS yersts, Or l,.NW ,niles, with II hnnlpered
plstal wlitc! will require at least fifteen &tnys
to transport twenty~i0ur persOns. Tlla Gnv-
er,,or uf lnfiu,.sa'i, ten. Tscllelnaseif ttnt
tiet'. Tclsermailf uf ScrvInl, will reccIve tile
Instructions Ut the Government aud orders
for fresh expeditions III clght days, by eour-
rtcr cIt1u0ri{nnfrc, travelling 2j0 miles u
day. Iteru will be
NO Fu1lr11EIt NEWS,
then, ftoin the Jeannette purity themselves in
less tlan tllrea months, Us tho tcegrapll.wIro
does not extend beyond Irkoutsk.
FROM llK0ursI TO 1T. PETERSBURG
will takc them pr0hnbly IL mouth, travelling
AZ rapidly as possible, although they will
probably bu at st. Petersburg by April, and
III Nuw York by May. This Is a'l the lufor-
nation hive received 10 date. In case
the Government should wish to conlm1,ul-
cato directly With the Jen1lnctte, hrE tn
say t!!at Con. Anoutchile, Governor OF East
el1i SiberEa, IL HOW In st. Petersburg, but
tllat his representative during his absence IL
GEN. rEnAslIESsKI,
with whom YOU cnli correspond direct, In
l.,
, 1881-12-24
bought by hin, In 1aris, ntsi wcre Intended
rs tho bridal outfit Of Ills daughter,
Mia llEnrIfA I,Ef1t1nLi

as the bridal outfit Of Ills daughter,
Sflsa nEHTI1A LEt>1'nLn,
WHO is said to te one Of tho bellies ard Ieasl.
ers OF fashionable society in Milwaukee.
They were tlccrccd by tho court 10 be for
feitct to the Government, on the ground TINT
they had been s,nuxglcd, mid str. J,uopo1h
declined to reclaim them by paying tho pefl-
alttes Incurred. Among tic tlnst expensive
articles In the catn[oR were t!le following:
Bridal dress Of white snttn, Trimmed wilt.
lace. MID ginl,rultlorel nntf to ll,ntcll, aIt-
praised at Stjll; thinner dress nf maroon, vel
vet. richly tlGcnrateu. appraised nj S4fN:
trimming. appraised n SEQ; wnlkltw trrs4
Uf p'l,n.coinretl sntfn. appraised Mt S:gN};
1nerl,il,g dress Df bi,tn c1Dtli, trimmed with
tnGc, appraised ut SlrD; BenlakIn tluIi4tt,
lined with ilowercd stlk, Appraised ut S:I5J.
THE ARTICLES DF t.IS1EHlE
included twu pairs of wfitn cnrY,sta one silk
c0rset, five pairs Ut extra long attk stockings,
md twO e,lhrfbl,l0rGtl skirts There wGr,.
nlso thirty-etght pairs ot fur md eight but
tnnetl kih gloves, luec cOllnrs, eala,s. HAawfs
aud ties, lnce llAhlkercllIefs, luce nprotls,
eighty ttozen monogram IlalHlkcrc,tlefs, mi,
cllnnIllt. slsnwl. two satin !mrasois anti
grcut VArte.y ut Dtl,er articles Ut feminine
wear 1'llo entire nntfit was valued at 81 ,0tk.
Fl!e gontts generally sold for more tl,au tho
CuAtUtltS vllliH.
, 1881-12-24
PACIFIC MAIL
NEGOTIATING WITH TI1E uSioS PACIFIC

NEGOTIATING WITH THE uSf0y PACIFIC.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago tribune.
NEW 1onK, Dec. :1s.-Thc slnclal c.,.nn,tt-
t1Gs Ut tho Uni0ll Pncific lia'Ironu Company
mid tic Pacific Null Steamship Company nre
still negotiating, and Il member ut one Of
them suid thnt It was probable settlement
IT NIL existing difficulties would bo reached
by New.iears. The railroad company, 1t
WIS suid. hns announced willingness to
make slicft concessions as are necessary
to bring tho two organizations again into
friendly. relationship. The Pacific Mali
paopte claim to ta making iunre nluney nntler
present arrangements than wns possible
$ll0tloo worth of freight per month WIS
guarnntcra By tho rnilr0uu to the steamship
llno III ,resurn fur tha ,naintennncs of rates.
Tho railroad company, after breaking tho
cOhtlslct, offered a guarantee ut S1h.0W pcr
mouth IN lieu OF ttla Dlt[ amount. This Is
suid to have bcen inc reasetl sillcu 10 SUI, GOO.
, 1881-12-24

EHdHINFs VUUFE4E,
This c1r4l6 ssca-t1rIrtl ur 1erk0d beqf-ts OF.
ported 70 tic ntnsHt Of thousands OY .ons yeai-
urug,asy % ana lie % Atrsntu tcIsu6iia. ' s'so so"o nc
OF tho Mlltltisfx or GtUlur!Bs nycr thousand i,eud
0f uatt.e ArG killed daily IN the acIHon, U,lu ulal
henR ual,MIIy The uxecutloner Of tho lot, asId
killing thaln hy pu,!utur!n9 tho splnni c0E,1 vt
tue hack Ut the heaA. THO. nnltnals nre cut UP
mud tho t!esh pstcd III yreat hcats With inyers Ut
Intltuti, who hAv0 II pcoul4F kUxok tIr caslsInv
tho tlcsl tu dgtaph itself In akss from lha iiuts
by giving II slap with their brH,s,
knives. Wonderful 1u!ckncsa aud dvxterity nro
exhibited IN oyrry tloparl,4snt Ut tho prauesA,
but tho whole f1rtas oIc VI tho most disgusting
BpectAeIcs Imaginable. Mixed with black hcalla
aud furi,Ia, or cassaya. .1noaI. jdeketl buur bo-
os,int'A tho st8plu fHai " tho lower ortlurA
throughout the uoasta Ut sonlh aud Central
America.
, 1881-12-24

Ntlo iGFE .A1tE ant EtpssSs,
Tint 1t IL tue "tuo-too" thing to spend the
W!ntcr TIA tho Mic.
each OF tho bridesmaids worry haAasu1no 4iA-
slond rlnX.
That tie man who buys .dupltoate wedding
prcysntx says ha haa not had auoh 4 dull suas01l
{or}0aFk
rdAt u uew wslnktG Mt alleged osthotsc dlnnor
par}tes IL " scrve tho ehampAxu0 tgum lurxe
patt-KlaSS pltGhtrk.
I'nat onu Of tno Vun Sleubena left hls huast
on this side Vt the ouuan. ard II coming buck u
tint nut what to DO AOuut1t.
Thnt Sir. YauIsrhlt's wedding gtlt tD his
daughter will uo ilstArter Of M1ll0l in United
5iutca GuyprnuueuE buuas.
, 1881-12-24
Pennsylvania INDEPENDENTS.

plGit.ApEtrulA, 1'a., l)uc. @1.-The Cuuimlttce
Of independent Republicans has completed IN
nldross to tho Rcnublieans nf lennsylvn.sIa
Thu document rcfoss to tho great work accotn.
tive conventions at tbs Stnto should ret!cet aud
record t!,u Will Of the party rnthcr th,an tho ill.,
cr.ex 0f n plt!ual junta, which has becn tile rtt-
wilt recently. Thu purity to sttccact, 1t Ii said,
l,llst tliyc Srepiy ltutyHrafso0 fran tue tyrRnny
nf prrsot,!t tllotAtion. Tho ahjsct of tho lndo-
pendent Republicans Ia IL sanll 0tral nun 10 tho
stHto convention s0u,t 10 10 ho4, 90 that proper
their au1feaKcf,
, 1881-12-24

5rtctol DIpafeA 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
GAr.xaHrisa. tIl., Dec. 43.-The reports that
have boon mt lit circulation by mulic.o1hty-
inclined pcrsnns that snll-pux is prevailing to
an alarming extent III this city arc Without tho
l1nst foundation III fuct. Thors has not becn n
taso hf Ann1-ilux IN this city for months. THIS
Il whnt "ir 1no+t trustworthy rhysctNna Aay, ulld
they ought u know.
, 1881-12-24
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.


Tho Indians *irts with S5nnt1-Fox.
Sptela& pGpateh to The Chftaoo 7rttHns-
WASHINGTON, d. e.. Dec. Gi-Tho Commits
slonor Ut fnlln A:!urs Is In tlnity rccept 1T IT.
formation Of tho sprcati!nx Of tic BtnaIl-po
epidemic nnong tho lnstInl,s In tho Northwest.
Toduy u tcleura,n WIS received frnu' tho trdtuu
Ag"nt ut Mack1nnc, asltilg for additional funds
for thu purpusn Of relief. tho money III his pos
session being exhausted. Commissioner Price
said tic amount nskcl for. about FIJI, would be
forwarded ut uticr.
, 1881-12-24

tho THINKS Of tho President tn tho imperial Gov.
crnmcnt for tts liberal and eonernus notion In
advancing the necessary f,int,s to render nssIst-
anco to tho members OF tho Jcunnrtto axpedl-
tfop. and Inform SIR. Dcgcrs that you nro
authorized to draw oa mo tu reitntursn thns
Government, II It will kindly inform ynu Of tho
amount. FnEt1NfhtfYsHx
, 1881-12-24
NO MEMS.

n
BURLINGTON. Ia., Dec. .2I.-lJpto this hour
Mrs. Do Lung has no ntlylces different from
those already gtyen tn tho public. 1t Is b,,-
lovcd 1t will be some tIio before pa Longs
party can be llcard from after tho relief purity
rUuoAeS l.itu,
, 1881-12-24
Goveriasnet,t by Isdlsore.

Osmho.. My York Tribune.
shn,"M y cabinet that would represent tho
en',1rh 1t aho majority. liu rcor9ltsd hls po'lt.
Fnes. making lde finaicni writer bt,nIstsr Of
fVbI" y, tae scientiho contributor Atntater OF
tr of rtnnssFlot1on. tho market reportor Minis.
Aiais,.r mIergg nt g tho military aud nava! editor
sesetasy OF Furclgu Affairs.
, 1881-12-24
THANKS.

THE RUSSIAN 0uvEnSsESr TltASKRD yols
1TH ABsIHTANcE " THE JEANSETTK's
EltEW.
WAsu1xoTox, D. e., lee. Gt-The follow
Ink was Sent tullay:
DEPAnTMsSr 0p BrATx WAsH1N0roN, D. C.,
Dec. 9.-To HQFH,t4h. 81. Itltr4tH4rs. Convey
, 1881-12-24
4 Yunng Man SllnclttnEly 1Tutftatcl by
tho Cars.

8oft1a{ NtrNfeis . The Ehtt1Fo Tffbtnt,
La CHaAsf:. Wlt., Dec. El-This afternoon n
young man by tho name Ut Collins. living mar
Watknn. H.. whitu trying to bnurl freight.
trnEn on tho Chcngo & Dubuque itntlwAy. n.tlr
In Crusccnt, fell between tho csrs. and both legs
wero taken nF lust below tho knces. tic bus
been employed bnytux trnck far the cDn,pany.
Fully throe hours elapsed hefuro ND eDnI he
furnished him. aud hu is now in this city. With
Focuycry doubtful,
, 1881-12-24
Failure OF n Jrllolcsule Clot11lll. 1Ioi,xc
III Atlnntn, <:s.

5hFtsdE UtSpdEtH ID I0k fhKd0a TF7bunt.
ATLANTA, Ga, Uec. 2l-Tho wholesale cnth-
tn9 house of Cohen & Sr!ls threw uD thn sponge
today nnd nndr m assignment to isaac Jluas.
The liabilities nre $tG001, with gu, INSECTS.
This il the second tIme ttat this tlrgn has failed
In h,,stness. Tho irst failurr wns In July. l87s,
when tho liabilities were Aho1t S1!lhN. Inns,
tho Assl.llec. attributes tln seconh failure to mn
elrort upon tho mart OF Cohen T. SclfK to pity
11Gre 1han they were really hblt, 70 MI tho
fUr,ucr suspension, the unlutt being between 10
and u CENTS tho ttnllhr In July OF ttB pres
cnt year tu0 tlrnl reported ASSETS Of SiS.0oJ.
, 1881-12-24

CHARLESTON, i. C., dec. .3,-The steamer
Granger and Il carxn Of cotton. resin, and tur-
pentl,Ic, bnrilcl Losa TN cargo, S4O,0D0: no tu-
snrauco. Tho vessel WIS insured for $i5.09p.
Tho vessel had juat untorod tho hnrbor fran
Bantec. whetl tho tirt' wus discovered. and wns
rilri Hl0t1E5hlc u Bhip ut itnElHr. III hnnru Of
which thu. CROW aud passengers jumped, aud
WpsG BAyGI.
, 1881-12-24
THE GARFIELD FUND,

CIEvELANl,, o., Dec, :sl-Tho aggregate Of
the largo subacFipt!ons by clt!zens 0r Cleveland
for the Garfield lnunuCuunt tuhA now amounts
20 *hs,suo; sma1 contributions to fsA00; total,
ISL .SAk - @-
, 1881-12-24
A BREWERY SEIZED.

ABREWERY SEIZED,
Special Dtspaieh 70 3iRs GAtc.ao Tribune.
L1scui.N, Mob. Dec S1.-1ho brewery ut itulo.
County Of Lurcaster, has bcon Kalharel In by
lleputy United StAtes Ctlllept0r Il. Il. Atur1h
tor violation Ut the fHternal- ltugeuuo !aw.
, 1881-12-24

Er,ZA1tETIr, N. j., Dvc. g1-At tho crossing of
the New Jersey Central and Pennsylvania Gem
tral nenr here, q locomotive Of tho CInc!t,iMtl
Express ran Into the reur cur OF tho locul tIus.
sehEnr trntn. Nnhpt1y wis hurt, but the tricks
weru blocked fur sumo TING.
, 1881-12-24
THE IRISH IN AMERICA,

ROCHESTER. N. y, Dec, s.L-The htonroe
E0uhty Land League contributes Fl,0N lo tho
sl,ecIai t,tnh promised by the reccllt Chlcasu
Irish Convention.
, 1881-12-24

IMPENDING STRIKE At RACINE.
MILWAUKEE. WIS.,, Dec. 23.-The trunknakcrs
at Harinc. Wis, will strike next Wednesday be.
oa.lso Ut tho discharge ut u motnbar OF tue llnon
tru1n nno Ut tho factnr1ca, Tbb strike will in.
Gulu Abuut all tho trunkmakurs.
, 1881-12-24

4pttfdt Dtspntth Ia Iht Chaea-o 1rthuar.
AKfH'x. O.. lice. @h-sffss Lillian Cevcs, tho
Nctrcss. whc tut riding here this evening WIS
thrown frs,m her carrfARn md haslly Injured.
ttIchard Footc, who married Miss CIcvcs only
week axu was with her ut tho timo and wns also
Injured but 1nty slightly. 1t Is thought that
Miss Cietes' Injuries nr1 not Of u dangerous
character.
, 1881-12-24

aTtttaf Dttpaieh tS The Ehffaoo TRIBUNE.
DUBUQUE. Ill., Dec. 2l-Tho prevalence Of
amnl-pnx In Monticello hns created great TX.
element NIL oyor tho surrounding country. AT
Cascnte. In this county. g1artls !lnvt. brcn sta.
u0aett at tho rnnl IeltttnH frUns MnHtetilo III
prGvcnt uny one from TINT town counug to Guy
CA1es
, 1881-12-24

r n. =. BLAINE,
.hnuther Of James g. lsIntnc, Inns been nh
ssaintcu newspaper clerk t.ntler Clerk Nc
trhcrso,,, Of the lfouso Of Representatives.
m Blaine himself contributed n hundred
io,Iars 10 tho Garfield Memorial Hospital
fund. >.,au, ,,,,x.,
.on.il,.law Of f!uaca Nrueley. isn nil applicant
S,fa forclg1aarpoiittnlent.
THE CHINESE MINISTER
.nlyc hurc totlny II, State, having Ind n
.oecTal train frnM Philadelphia. Ills au1te
nnmbcrs tWrhty-fHur bGrsnns. tfiA wifu ~
,hp urst CHINESE Indy Of runk who iias ever
,dted this country.
FREEMAN,
,he Capitol policeman who Charged his wff0
utl, attempting 10 r0isoti him recently, lins
.ad out his effects, Abandoned Ills wife !lure
istItutr, ant loft for The SDutli.
Nnv. FOUND
,,ayes tor Wisconsin tonight To- spend tho
holidays. 1Io will not orgarize tho Commit
IA OIL 1'nbllc Lands, Of which l,u II Chutr-
t,o, 1Inlit Ills returi. Itp thinks. tn view Of
ine E1oll luck uf Wisconsin In starting tho
movement Which resulted In the nomination
At fairfield ut Clicng3 mil Of keilcr M
spesker, that politicians will be apt tu follow
de lead of Wisconsin hereafter.
KEy1:s.
I There Is hitch about tic appointment Of
E.W. Keyes rs Postmaster ut Madison. WIS.
Tho ppst-ailicu authorities ho.d that l,e must
rsgn his position rs q member of thu I.ug1s-
[,ture bcforo liH cnn hu appointed,
CHANTS SCHEME.
4 AprHtectetl corporation. nr which, strange
lrcunitgh. ox.l'resitaent irAnt IL 1lie tf tile
, 1881-12-24

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, l3cc. .J-The HoryIn, City ut New
York, and Lnbrador, fron Now York, hayo ar
rived out.
MN. YoMK, pco. ea-ArEivea. tho Rhyuland,
fr0n1 Antwerp.
, 1881-12-24

un1ucky lIousrs In Washington.
Latter to Ehth.u<lphtt Tt,Esss.
With rcXaru to teFtAllt houses II, Washington,
thu!r hist osy ae11s to ntltGafu tht III 4lt, tsiu.
cialjy ~ QUO couuueted with Ito pAdMlnta.sattuu.
, 1881-12-24

5ptefas Dnpatth to 7ns CAtt.1ep Tribune.
NCt}HEnon. 1u.+ Dec. Ek-Twy clsos OF small
pox yesterday evening wcro discovered ut Post
Vile. tttnu,nkea Cnuuty. In. Everything Is
Gclng dune tn prevent Tho spread Ut tho uiscAsc.
, 1881-12-24

Roveral Houses at HE'D Hunk, N. ].
RED nASK. N. j., Dec 1k-Alle1i'* 1iooS and
Frcneha Central iIotol. with smaller hnl,kes M
etther side, burned tunHhs. L.oss about F4U.0u0:
nArf IL ju4l1rHtl. "
, 1881-12-24

ths ~! no corn remedies Curoal.no alone stands
III stI"sti oi use. %6c. Fuller 4 Fullee, III Mar
, 1881-12-24

Camps.
.sptefai III, pateh 10 1he C:ieaeo :; 1lt:ae.
OSHKOSH. Wis, 1>cc. :s,.-Slnall-pox hMs bs1,lser
nut ansuaE tile logging c,,mps OIL tho Littlu Wusf
E!yar. ntu It Is rcportos quite number of tho
tnerl Aro down with tho dlsease.
, 1881-12-24

T.
aca Ills 81, us ofllcU since JnIlU .9taa, 1850.
1.orrElsY GAMBLING.
washington IL mucll oxcftotl Just now over
several lucky lottery Investments. Tllo native
rha5at!on liore seems ,nuch given to "buck-
ms u'a tiger" In tlifs manner.
I11G1I.pNIcED RESTAURANT.
Ihctets general complaint that tho keeper
VI y, tie Sehnso restaurant, selected by Dnvitl
Davis Oh tho suppostlon tint he would mako
reasonable prices, is higher tllnn the down.
towIl flfst-elass prIces, notwithstanding tic
.ael Unit tllB Government furnishes the relit,
@s, coat, anu furniture for tho restaurant
clv11. sI:isvlCE,
tehdleton's clvlt-sorvEce-reforn schema is
s"taet'nE much attention, md over X, ,000
s. wpes OF 'l's speech llayo been ordered by
pa1!!es outside nj Washington It Is bracitg
little = '~''~'''''' ''''>' '''' y
~, rosT-0FrIcE FIGURES.
Iho cost OF mail transportation for tlla yoar
e'aea juno 80, 1881, WAS Slu,;ts},S9o. Tho
.0slol The star 6arylce for 1881 was ST., 037 Ba5,
*aecfease OF 4.01 per ceut IN cost uomparatt
n! raa tho a,nolMt expended during 1850,
81 sao appropriation for tho year ending June
~ ". lss3, Is S7,Oo0,000, being spi3,yi1, or
'@ao per cent. III excess Of tho cost of this
s'n'eo for lba1. 1t Is thought thut the estl.
s1a ras lor star service can bo safely pIacetl ut
ss'-n"0, decrease OF SG50, 600 frn,n tho aIs
p1opriat!on for 1852 md SUI GI u,ors tub tho
s,n o. expondltnro vi june 3 lBSl, Ii, tiita
that provision IL 1nAstR fur now service
aita, . MaV be petltiorlutl for aud established
ouira,a,nl!!e % al!e Investigation, looking to the re-
poslai fa.;It,iGi o. tt!u sections Interested a.!d
tI!a beG1l lilntfD rt,jitri1,tp Tim Hfnr.xarrtrt,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
oaeer Freak or q Doc.

A week e" las, Sunday . me,lium
sized dog. who-e skin WAS COVERED with
short red hair. right fire ioot white.
aud apparently ainut year old, came
into the neighls,rhaj 1T Mr.. Chase.
who lives alout five miles northwest oi
B-.r lake. iook his pxiiion ON . log
abuut forsy rods from the g-nilemaus
hou.e. and h-yan pacing hack aud
firth on the lr, keeping up an almost
continual barking. He KEEP, up this
performance steadily until the Satu..
LAY f,llnwing-almost . week. At
first nothing Was though of the matter
but being continued ~ long il began
tn excite the pe"ple. and they thought
perhaps the dogs msster had been fro
ZEN to death. and that faithful animal
~.s pairoling the place where his body
I,v. ID. Wherry aud A. Bowen. Of
Bear Iske. together wiih d..zen Others
armed themselves with shovels, and
carefully examined the grnund in the
ueighb.rhrsi. lut cml.i find M trace
1t . human bsing. Nobhy knew the
dug. aud the people ara unable tn ex-
plain il. strange c"nduci. He had beat.
en- track ON the lns - hard that il
was imp seible tO break The trudjeu
snow with . heavy shovel.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
The Wonderful Marksmen.

Should BngArdus. Carve, aa..i Erb b
unable 10 reisin Tor America the World'-
championship 1t gl.a bail snd pigeon
shooting, p'erhsqa re cen bring out, - .
last rr.r,. Quo, Of whose p<rformsnce',
zone months sg", in shooting u the Pspes
figure If Q msn. . San Fr,ncisco paper
gave ihis account
"a nickie Eve cent piece vss glued To the
6xare. and the young shssp-short~s. blind.
i,isi~si. iurred around in sariou. disec; ios.,
.nd 90 6 .liy pl.c~d in . direct lire oi
tie al Ct, sith . lids minus tight, and
II dssssn-e of rome tsen'v dee fess TIE
6 81 shot Amt the miekie 6.,ng .rouod The
sa n and on examination IN indes,siio0
v.s found IN its very edge. TIE ssconss
t~~i c,n.i.ied of placing . email piece Il
'ins~d paper "n the 81 .. us~d - an eye i"s
the 6xSsr. aid then pi. icing l.ser pi.cr 81
csrdbo -rd in fscn, al end touching @ ~
that il VS. cnn.s,ie,ely hidden from sies.
The s:so.,iss "a. again hIindfoldesi. - nj the
6r.t .ho, sh.s,er.d The gla's. tne hulies h.v.
ing p,e.ed through tie very ers:er u the
i'n'ei p.l~s.
There we're vsVious other t-sss, sueh %
breaking ,hr~e ssineing ball. by one shos
."d breaking . bail pi.erd imn,e.i,.,eiy
brhi.d the attend .n', the bill. owing 10
psesi"u. onisrs With The hrsss kno6s O,
iron plales, taking eircuiioos course.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
POTTER STILL PREYS.
This Time He 10 q Good Methodist,
but Q Good Methodist Boats
the Beat.

The latest bulletin from thst prince 81
dead be.,., A. B. Potter. va. rrc~ived IT,
,.is city lie on Saturday night. P.;t.r J..
.iili residing in st. Lpui.. Potter acme
how learned th.t NJ. John II. Cameron,
e, Rotary al the Methodist book c.ucern L.
1t. Louie, knew NJ. VIM. BrAy,'a 'hI. ci,y
lie went to Mr.. Cameron and opsned upo;'
tbs, well-po.,~d gentleman wi'h his full
battery of cheek and h,- q oil tide Of clio
quence. Il seems that the gentleman wa
. little too sharp FIR hia,.
On Sunrds- -senrs Mr. Bray received
The foIluwi, & ss'es..,n:
ct. Louis. J n. ~. 1850.
WM BR.Y, = ds.ss, 40: -t'ass. Ii PO'
ter s~ks IL i.,An OF s. 80 get hnsn-. snail !
loan him. ism II CAMERON.
SIS au:Ii, SIKH ~.
Mr.. Gay imusd; s..;y sn.sesei the 'eie-
gram A. {" the IN <nnsr =. winch POiitr
worked hi- game o. Af. C,nrrOa will bS
shown ~ t.s t"iio~ing letter, ~h'en va
received ia .hi. CITY lie, nig,t. Hc. e. sd-
drrsa~s Ne. Il. i, > 'c,se <piri', Sid Joke
Q little GOO. n .tnsrd ina a; hin':
~ LnUw, January g. 1851.
Dear B other Lry
Y.a ought 10 b. s-h xmed OF yourse:f for
x"ss.s hack On q good i.a'k 'ng t.wnsma-.
iIk~ Bro,ter Potter P,or ieilus, just b:ci
,s"m Clev~lsnd, ic.t $j6 on The 'r~,", nesei
lm, m"n~s on . trip b-i"re, f.mIiy expect
ing him io-mO rus morning Knew Bush
.mx very veil. and al: ~tsuut hts last wn
'~s's a.. sui, (which didni); ~onli hsv.
.i,-p.ich.d f"r mon~y t. have been at
uim ny Telegraph C order, hut To late alter
I p.n.) tie kn~~ you wouid tell me Go isvos
.,".. - sonid Dr. Trader, and lacked bn
s. 50 Of value of tirk-,, and, =. he has
put %, value, made him adv. me my
.--,ina,e of Dip Itch. 30 c. n,-.l ard Ami
il Ut cost Il so c. NJ, aud, after al iha', Il"
go b.cG On him ~ Won do. where do y"l
~xpect 10 CT sOnr r-snrd for the dsei-
4. n in the tod. )! Eli? tie hs. not c, ie':
ok for the snrw. r. Q, snpPo-e he M
-om- good friend by ch,nc-, vino reen him
through, and he will face v"n IN the am+,'
cs.rn~r nf yoar SUNDAY sl-ering qnsrirrr.
aid worry your con-cisnce ~orss taSn old
ch~ese. JNo II. CAXESoN.
Potter he'd the cheek TO rrpresen, him.
..lf .. member OF the Methodist church
Ut Ihis city.