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nation and fancy in a garnet, With only u
patch of blue sky seen through the window
or glesm of the moonlight from the street
as study, while they ba!tled fierce fight
with poverty and want, and could only
dream of the green woods and their sweet
olors and voices, and sigh for breath of
fresh country air and sight of its glad sun
li,,hf
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WHAT CHARACTER VI n-be.joyful is Club
Rye Whisky? Does drink Of it cause Il
man to make wry face, snd want to club
somebody In ten minutes afterwsrd?
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The INITIALS M, T." are apt to stick to
MIR. Pintt through life, and now they arc try
ing to fasten NV. P."-wood pulp to bis
successor, Mr.. Miller
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21

1-EwlNv MAGAZINE GOoDs.-Ai' kinds
OF sewing Machine needles and parts at lowest
Wholesale price. Bend for price list and cave
charges By getting goods At home.
OTIS, SMITH a CO..
mo " nain street, Houston Texaa
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The poet Tupper i, seventy years old, but
whe her or not be is phiosophically as
proverbial, or proverbially rs philosophical
a. Of yore, wa cannot say.
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A',REMovAL,-L. +. Hughes has moved
MS STOCK OF Groceries ana i.iquors TO the two
story brick building, 1915 Elm street, Eas,
Dallas, one block east of Central n, n. tract.
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SPECIAL NOCaCEs.

GsNoricE,-'rhe ONCE OF W. white 4 Co,
VIII DO closed until about the 2olh Of August.
owing to absence Ia New England tates. Auy
one wi hing 10 communicate with us can
obtain my address from my wife, M. 40, Ross
avenue q. Y. CAkTER
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III d.

,,,...
WHirE-Mrs. Dora White died yes,erd y
~ IL O'Clock q. m. Fuuera, services will be
hat this morning at 0 O'Clock a. m. a the
Cumbtrla ID P'esby terrain church. The burial
viii b. at the Trinity cemetery,
, 1881-08-24
SUICIDE.


A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN HANGS
- 1IrA1SELF.
sptetaf Dispatch 10 Tbs CHICAGO Tribune.
W1,KEspAnlts:, Pa. Aug. ..3.-!thout Q b clock
tt1s morning Or. ". MCl. Oatranldf, OF Wost
pfttston, committed suEcldo by hanging hlmsolf
with q slk handkerchief. lIu was prominent
Mnson. physician Of standing, and widely
known. lio wns a man OF good habits. ltccunt
illu9as affected hts mind somewhat, but not to
that dcgrcs which oa,lsod my apprehension that
he would end bis IIfo fh tho wny ho did this
morning. 1t appears thAt he aroso at au early
hohr. and 1uIctly remarked to bis wlfo that ho
was .goIuF to take II bnth., llo passsd ont
of tic bea-chumbor and into an apart
Mcnt on thu npposit eld9, Of tho hall:
from his poelsct. mounte'i u ohaIr. and, ,Rfler
nltjhstfnE t,yt, e0rners Of it about hook ID tho
rross-plecc uycr tho tltUrwny, ho tlaorted bis
Neuk ltlt1 tho lu0E. thus fnrnlU,l and Jumped
froEl tho chnlr. WhoE discovered subsequently,
his knees were hunt, h!H i0es restt,g on tho
iDor. ntl0wIu4 plainly TINT atrnngu1atton brghn
tho instnut aftor tho fatal 1utun from Tho
chair. Tho Doctor WIS connected with the Arst
lMmi'Ias in the horouyh. and leayes w!to md
three chiltlrou. 1ia was nut far from ~ yonrs
or are. Ills iifo Is heavily lnsurod,. but tho
nat1ua Of tho companies could not bo ascer.
TUNED.
, 1881-08-24
WHY Have u lsastie 3t All
III tbs Editor Qf Ik& ChttaQa Tribune.


CHluAao, AuR. &L-I certRtuly approve your
proposition to postpone tho next panic for
tho next twonty years at least, Hut why have
auothor panic ut all2 It would bo easy to show
BY fow told saws" sharpened up for modern
use how pan[cs may 10 avoided entirely, auuh
as +" Live within your MEANS" " tay as you co.
"owo no man anyth!ng;-' otc. nut sheso ara too
dull and trlte to Influence tho action OF Young
A,nerica, anu 10 We rush Oh In nad speculation
Until brought up With crush by panic, fol-
lowed by lonR winter OF hard timer, paralysis
OF business, deprectsaou OF vnles, ti,en with
families aud Without families thrown out IT cut
ploymeut. and nsl tho Aut9l0 Mtssri0a Of :" hard
tluios," don't Imagine tor q moment that tha
dictates Of Hrudouco and cc0numy can
ho' 70 impressed upDn tho lHonlG ot
this cnuutsy Hs to prGv9nt forever the ra.
cuFFonco, Ut Wild ejaculation. Followed by
tlnarctal Eayulaion. hut it IL not too much 10
aak and expect of tho present generation, aftcr
tho experiences OF tile lust palc, that by tho
practice oe THESE holnely virtues tno next panlo
ts postponed unttl attet our Jay. The syatoIn OF
benotloal buth 10 tho borrower and the lender.
but my pF0phylsctla against pauca u this! Lot
no Young mAn uoF old man 70 tn debt beyond
what h6 has q reasonable cettaluty, 1t not M
a6solut1 certainty. Ds bviuG abto to repay from
hlt owu resources or earnings. This, With tho
tslutty OF uld-fushlouad dvlrtuUx,-Industry, hon.
esty, ccnnomy,-polnt tho suFcat road % both
wealth zad h0nog. ]. II. kxpzIE.
, 1881-08-24
"Reminiscences or LishcDlns

~ ""e' ~ ,"' ~ s"*"sv ~. wa.a,, o,..
InSTfAo. III, AnR' @.-On wednesday, olht
inst. tho old settlers Of Livingston County, I'LL.
nnls. hold tholr animal reunion. at Pontiac.
.a =, -. NV .,e =" .>,i ~ a.r W.
sct.lor VI 'u.a l'."co '"on" sos'os5 0uo w! .s
inscBnccs which WILL DO feAA nj tho rolinlo1t
a,lu1tx which ntc aptno things ia roiataon to tho
urrnt Ai,rebn,u f,,ncnln which tbpuRht mtpht
t,tnrn.t ~ so.,,ns. r ,r,,r 1u,ran,, t,.,m,tr
'nnGlcee tae 1u"ua's VI Ing e,leHu !. ..
Tho 1rht IttuRc who bold C00rt hefot Baiu hifs
rostor, was judge Treat. now of tho Supreme
, 1881-08-24

10 lh@ Ed1tQr ~ 1h9 CHlf1Qo Tribune.
0Nl01svlLLE, ILL.,. Aug. :1.-lt Ia intlecd gratt-
flying to nny patriotic soul To SEQ tho unanlous
feeling OF sympathy for our Ch'pf StuRIstratc.
This sympathy has bccn moro noticeable this
week In Tikc County than 1t was oven on that
memorable I'd OF July. Day BY day tho
papers arc esgosly sought, and often bulletins
arc found necessary. 1t seotns that tho ms iotity
opinion that he cannot 1.-Two. This opinion tax-
pressed occasionally oauses q feeling ut Krilvu
cosoorn. whtoh u greater than tknt noticeable
Ut the time Ut any prUy1ous National calamity,
Llt,uoln's icath, co1lnE IN war thc. did nut
cauao tho HRtnu tandorncss OF feeling in this
nosor county mhtc y now 1w,nx nors ana
tu be the KcuOrai uplnton that such crlI,eg
should bo o0sscd with murder, and no futug0
GlitUau allowed to 70 unhunE. WENToS.
, 1881-08-24
OBITUARY..


-
Yesterday morning ut l O'Clock Mr. Abraham
II. Wing, Quo Ut tho old commission merchants
Of this clty~ passed. away ut his residence. sG0a
rralrie avenue. Mr. Wing was born on Capo
Cod in 1sQ1, and shortly after rcRchtng his ina
1ority went to Eavana, Cuba, wherc for d few
yoars hu WINS engaged In. mercantile business
In bis eth yoar ho roturncl to this country
from Cuba aud settled III Nantucket, whern ho
bgclstne largely Interested tn tho lifting out Of
ury occupied a prominent position among tho
Gil merchants Of that famous whaling town:
Clos!ns up his business " Nantuokot lo moved r.
remained tn tho Hub until 1860. when ho can,o
to Chlcugo. aud euyaxci In tho commission bus-
ness with Frank 81. MITCHELL tn which he re-
ulained for four yours, when he rotsed to look
after bis rcnt-cstAto iuteroata, which at, that
time wero quite large. About two years ago his
mental faouIttos hocane impaired, and no grad:
unlly sank under tho combined objects Of old
n n G from nj paln and oaps, J iio leaves ono sou
and ono daughter to mourn his loss.
, 1881-08-24
SHORTS AND LONGS.
Less Active but Unsettled and
Generally Higher Mar.
kets.
Some of the Boys Mako Big
Money Oil Wlcnt.
An Old Yankee Story with q Moral fol
To-Day,

mn. ~ =. ,r.sn f.rs ,rbl,,,
TITO hoard-ot.Irado markots wefo icss .,..e aot.ve
advanced aoss cents aud corn. apout cunts
har,ny .s on .o"eS, nravts,nns woro stronrcr. Tho
anu p.os'ss n n'ts Fs.. .ha h,oha.,
figures Of tho iay, and closo, above
tho latest quotations Of Mo'.dAy ovonlnR: As
weoK. tue mafKets were eailoa Tln'ce aua
tame, though tho blstness was far ahoad
~ c wnat ,no u H., rot Stame ss' a.
cause Il Eavo the,n an opportunity 10 6r'i's up
rncrclal mort ~ o,,ltors y nnt, roportors also had Il
i,ttIc custer t'mo of it IN Keeping track Of quo
T flno r cfp ss wGrS wsai aseH Mha
sS ss1s ii to fatso Il w"1 scam to bS
sat 1CSx 1Sx IN Etafe a vaf IL mEg Fan 0n f eM es
thar WINE III tier ~ nrourn," was ~, n,tsiler
seo'nsti as Willing to Fudss Gorn was strensthone
s sss ns sss Rts rs 3sss s: @ esss ess o e bys
sssks sssksS 81 ,a ms;ss ,as tFto of ta'ors WHO
.,.,, :. n1xon uossrr. .,.,
lrn Iotu,os Is said to BE- Ut tho top Of the hoap
Es @9s;tp .Ss Meas I'm naSo * h. a ID, e
tnnro cns,ln9 10 MIN: 10 has stuck 10 tho bull
s'a9: ,Ths fswar,i Nts Y *ls M
sns aaoe @ IN ato ' tho y wpoas n aSs
Faiso rnmsss In a6oitt tic condition Of tho rresi
thetE came ovor tho wires; md wore s.lpPosed
to inyc emanatea fs,m M Ma street. They wsro
ward direction, and caused telnposary tlcpres.
, 1881-08-24

~ - HSe{t
'as h""1s "' ',,a e,,,'1s,,.. .., H.
cnIoAao' Ans' Ill Yoar sun.iay .esuo 10
70 sa,ras sady @ , S y Err uao mo MT
,e ssys: "waoa tso',tssetel : tho marsssa.of ,., Of
my public lfo--Dcnt Stnntoy and bis noblu
companion. Indy Augtlata, IN intimate friend
of tue Q'nc',, stood ey my w!ro. anu - $1,000 s' W
. thoso who knew hut hut l!tt'' about oithor the Id
10 @ nv.
friar M ton took to hinsoit wife. Thns vito was m
American wntnau, anl knowing as do somo-
tbinu nf tho oiro,,matnnoos OF their flrst mcot-
ing ano anosonaea. nEa"usanoo, . " ,,S. ao,,a
to NO. snEKestod ny this reference, that your
rsss rSsSss Ss5 5 5o}rs s 'Gdsss iss " having fh' bit
Tho oarly History oi: Minc. Loyaon has boon
published II various times, and g pot re'oyant
aset,int u ths WI it iFos!tlent nSo|,,s ; !aa!,:
f. S syas wns i IT, u ] Sa. 'ss ns seSt r. hsg
Paris a. corrsspoident of his nnpor. Whllc " .
carraSc r. ars ono a shs oeSso yofy y
proved to bo 4 Sisters Of Charity Hospital, and
cared car; for. Wien eoavaescsnt-or neariy -,
after worry, dangerous sfokness-ono Of tho
Sisters, who ha.l taken deep Interest y her,
HShGI y 6uQ TN%bu VhV ~ H1foh FtiIo@ N9iA =
10 ntim!nfstor spiritual consolation. She asked
My brother" .'And WHO Is your hrGthert....
askt'l Mrs. hlorrlman. "Father Ayaointho f"
WIS the rgaiy.
tatinK Oil rurls md THO wurtd outside, with bis
hetarodoxy, md Mrs. Morrin,nn had pld ns high
ns francs 10 hoar him prcach, 90 9reat were tho
crowds A1ld 60 lnrKa hfs fntne OF conssc She ns.
sontch 10 bis coming, nnd, in bis .chhraoter Or
priest. hn caT,o md thlk9d with her, atlo per-
ing lnanncrB Shortly arter TINT. poto lIyacintho,
loreseolt11 tho calling pf UT eenmonical council,
| preached q surtnUn III opposition to It, which
Mrs. MerrInan translated fnto English and bH,lt
with sorin gifted Gonlnents OF tter own, t1 tho
| Lnns1on Tti'fs. This coming to tho knuWl Lodge
! or the Peru, hp wroto 10 thank her. Their NC
1lnnt1tlce Increased frutn that, and. tinnlly,
| Whcn Fhther hynclntho WIS Abolt to start for
Germany for Il conference with Dr. Do1tnYcr nf
, 1881-08-24

nIckcrs il! Key Wrat aMsi Nas.s. .ess des from Ii,
then, and send them north Ia l,alcs f,un Sa ctaa
fortyas tlho. Tho Floslt'. xupciy I'm 4 ten d
smaller yGar BY ycnr. nt,l prieo4 nrr Rso"os
ata limo. Thoy tt}o, nre aeirco iii, W. ~ bslt
demand u nlwnys Rtod. HI,nlyc. n5c yGas T., nj
tho nan. and tho l1oat tpolges aro tm th1.o sold
srnnll epurEcs Ml 80 cl,cNply i,y sitro, tse. til
arc from tho West indies, md urs oi ~ Gnss'rni
!lFo, n't 1rs to ltEht 2 3 oi my ae aetx;.l sS.l.
half dosen !nrEo dealers uui impnr,oo!!. nr .! tht
tpongus In william street saId lhnt lhttaten then of
american st,t,xea woro tho brst III Ito s1s Ss:1
, 1881-08-24

V7"e39V
NoCKvoRD, ILL.,. AuR. &3.-Tho sad Intelligence
was received in this olty to-day that Miss jessie
Him. OF this p1aco. had suddenly died at Prairla
du Chein, whcro sho hAti boon for a few days ut
tondtng the wants Of u sick tnothor, Mrs. Yllnn
boluR thero visiting at Tho ttmo.. Tho cause of
hor teath WIS intorlnlttant fever. Miss Bl!nn
w. Gof oxe ~ al na frsn e ana
a yotltlK laIy ot rare attAinMonts, aud had uur-
Ing the phst o!ght years 4 l!fct Responsible no-
; lior renalus will bo brought herc Tomorrow for
burial,
, 1881-08-24
OTHER 1lAkI: PORTS.


Ponr HuRnS. Mich, Attu. :.<}-passed up--
propollcrs CoIcstoEa, Iron Duke a1sd c0nsoFt,
Benton and barRes, lsty City and hargcs, @, W.
King, nnd bnrKcs: schooncra 1tta Keith, Cotn-
nuchc. rensaukcc, Lucfntn. Van Vnikenbcsg,
swallow, y. V. II. Watson, II. Dudley.
Down-propcltcrs Cuba. Ncbrnska, Nafants
Toledo and csnsort, Sparta and coMsort, Allr-
gtnuy and barxes; schooncrs Golden Fleece,
Southwest.
win,l-Sorthcass. brisk. Weather cool.
1'oRT l1u1loS, S1ich., Ang. 2o;S-n:j0 y. H.
Passed ur-rropecrs Empiro stntc, Jarvis
Lord sallnc md bar9cs, Glasgow and Rar9es:
Mnorc.
l1own-reopellcrs tsnclla. lycomlng with
sehaoner, ,A'lcssany: schooner john Stevenson;
steamer keewttilH.
Wind northeast, vcry light. Weather cool.
EsuASAD4.
Special Di.pateh to The Chicago TFtbuns.
ors ssc,a. j. S 1sG on GiS n Ser
thandler. iislyotla, Iron State, Alice Hiohards'
Dcrartsd@Stcamers Minnesota, ]: II: owon,
md CITY of New York: schooners II. A. Kent,
L. ". clifford, and Jessie Linn.
Special Dtoateh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
| DUrrALO, N. u, Aug. G}.-Arr!vpl-proppel
lors Nyack, Milwaukeo. Chicago, ana Dean ltloh-
l1azarrl ard Nellie lsctldlnEtnn. grain, Chicngo;
! propeller tulta. grain. duluth.
| ClGlEcI-tfFopctGrS dly toliu auu M4uthuA,
| for ChtoAgo. -..-
| cIiEnOYaAH.
| SptetnE Dttpatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
! CnENnY0AN. Mtuh., AUG. 2l-Ceareti-Iro-
| pellers lawrgncc. Columbia. Coltic, Van Alum
! DnctGM. md Ssv. starlu; alcntncrs Saginaw md
| knte williams; HchoNner G. X. Henson.
| Arriych-FrDpullar Vnn knNlte.
Wind westerly. Weather FUR.
| ro1tr CotNouSE.
| Bptetai Dlspateh Ia Tbs Chteaco 1ttnnnA
POrtr COI.DOitSB, Ont, Aug. Gk-Pnsaed down
| -achculera btuxln9 Stnr, Toledo to Oswegp,
| corn; Mnrysl1uru, Toledo to Kingston, whuat.
r. Up7seh1oNsr Prince Alfred, Kingston 10 Lake
Supurlor, light.
T. MILWAUKEE.
| Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
| MtLwAUKEE. 4Aiiy. .as}.-Arrivcd from below
/ Schooner 8. j. IitGn.
ClnMred-Schoanors Melvin $. 1laeon, Path
!ttHlcr.. md NeKMltuee. for EacnnAtH; etearn'
bur4o Duruhnu,, for Chicago, with wheat.
| USWEGO.
Gpfetat Dspatth to The Chteaao Tribune.
OswE00, NY, Aug. 4i-Thc Aclloouars Amor.
ichn mil Oilylr MItchaIl nro loading coal hort
| for Chicago. and sHi to-morrnw. Tho ltubokok
loft Charlotte with coat for Chicago to.day.
| CLEVELAND.
l Spktto& Dypateh to The Chiea1o Tribuns.
| CfEvELAsn, O., Al,9. sl-Clcnrcd-propol
afuutann. merchandise. md schooner JunuiG
blatlhows, coal. tor Ch!caV0-
| ERIE.
/ bpscial Dtspsateh to T18 Ghteqoo 1ftnune.
| ERIE, rA., Aug. .sJ.-ClnHretl- Propeller Ch0uu
ccy l1urlbut, eGRl, for ChlpAgo,
, 1881-08-24
MICHAEL FIRNANE.

Gpttt1. Uitpd&th to tbs Chicago Tribune. :,
DErHolT. Mtch., Aug. 23.-NaWs WIS received
t1'day Of tho lcath ut Minneapolis, from cot,-
sumption, Of Michael Ftrnane, Prosecuting At
torney OF this county. Although but % years Of
ago, he was tho most brilliant young ruombor of
tho Detroit Lar, and had enjoyed snoh honora as
fall to but fsw Of BIZ years. Ms: Fs.ag9 =. /. WIS
ton, aud had just entered upon his tfulIcs as
Prosecuting Attorney whom stricken down. Ho
aud was for mlny years Preaiont OF tho Zophyr
noat-Clu6, and II tteleGato to tho National AssN-
c!htlon Of Amateur 0aramnn. Tho body will ar
rive from Chicago to-m0rrtW.
, 1881-08-24
AROUND THE LAKES.
PORT RtIENMAN tfApt1,f,tt.

This ID how correspondent ws!tos to the Bius.
keRon d4c0cals regarding the harbor ut Port
bhorman; "AIt Of our harbor and slves iu,.
provcueAts aFe controlled by q Hoard Of Ftl-
Riuaer c0rpa Of the arlny, Usldnr this Doard "a
IN oAoer OF the oorps iu eaeh looa, district with
his sut-niacsrs, and last Of all. tho 'luspsctors
This machinery woFka nicely. Information co.,
corning any Improvement goes from tho lu-
hpector through the dlatstot official up 70 tho
Board, tho Board put their heads together.
, 1881-08-24
fRENCHMEN IN CONVENTION.

LAwhkHuE, slpss., Aug. xl-The French Cana
tllatl societies OF tho Quilted HtAtes and Canada
met In Convention to-day DF. u. yiEnAult
presided. Thy nhlacts Of the Convention wxs to
determine the Froneh population Df the ot,lln-
Try, a!npt q BysteEi Ut slloedy hut leKittmato
naturallxatao,l. Hnd 6slng FFcnch organizations
, 1881-08-24
A BONUS OF
ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS
I'm GOLD COIN
WILL, BE PAID FOR
THE DETECTION
OF ANY PARTICLE
OF MINERAL,
OTHER INJURIOUS
SUBSTANCE
IN IT'S
- COMPOSITION.

The use OF !TROPIC FRUIT
LAXATIVE is indicated in all
cases where purgativc, cathartic,
or ,apcricnt medicine is required;
and while it produces the same re-
suit as the agents named, no dis
agreeable, weakening, or distressing
effects $50 common with other rem
cdies) attend its use.
TRonc.FRutr LAXATIVE has !l!e unanineas :gp'
port Of n! who have given Il SINGLE IN!sl,, IN!h5l,
received from eminent physician. and ehtni.' msu
ical and scientific Journals the clergy and pse'' aa'
from other hIgh standard SOURCES.
, 1881-08-24

READING, t'a., Aug. s.-Tho tno1acr, =, ~.
Paittcr l. Co., stoyo manufacturers, rr.,s, VT,
work tomorrow, co1nprnnllsc having been W.
fcctcd. They nr0 TO rccoIvn IN Increase ~ ~ ~
cent now md On additional Il per ccnt thn a. pe!
October. The mon at ljroakwuter Cosv vett ~ ot
tnycrsfortl, rcslilto work Saturday on tss
bAal1, va s's tama
, 1881-08-24
LABOR AND CAPITA,

QUAR- nYAfEN'S WAGES NEntr,r
sptefas Dispatsh N The ch,eaep 7,th.s. ~Ao'
souTH EhuiN, Ill.,, Aug. sl-E. a. TAM. l.,
cut down tho wngcs Of tho employes N ss..l ~
stone-qt,arrles this week. They ha,c boas ~ saet'
coivlns {: per day. but wero cut down su " n.
por day. About hnif Of tho j,an,,, con,,t ~ Wy
work at Tho rod'!oct! waeea. Tho halanec l,'asa as
sonv othor pccupatton, but probably vii n'sk TX Al
to work III tho Quartlee. VI" fctatn
, 1881-08-24
RICRM0ND's WATeR-sUPPlY,

RICHMOND, Va, A,iK. ..J..-Water for the city
was supplied between p. III. anu midnight. The
Oil callaI, row ouiy usc4 10 supply wutor 10 tho
I'redogar Works, GAIleRo FIGURING Mills, mud
seysrAl osller establishments, was cut Tonight
by order Ut tho Mayor, and tho wator turned
Into tho dam tt. .Jap,es River, from which tha
liuil makes necessary II auspVtlslin OF their
works aud great loss, nnd throws thousands OF
WOrktnon 0ut Of employment.
, 1881-08-24

Special Dhpatth 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-Wtlllam Bhtun, for
forty-slx years rcsIdont Of tits county, dled at
hs home ut stoao's pralrto last night, aged 8a,
lie was one OF the most extensive and wealthy
farmers and stoUk.rateora In this country, and,
extensIy0 farms In bloutoo County, Missouri.
lIo was bachelor.
, 1881-08-24

6p3tEd7 O0paEsH 70 TN CHEo80 37GtVHSs
0RlaosvtlLE, ILL.,. Aug. aa3.-Capt. Samuel
Ntdor, d well-known steamboRtman, died at bis
residence hero Friday afternoon Of cancer In
the old residents herc. was nearly 70 yours old,
and huu boon for forty yoars Cnpt1in OF various
boats on Weatrrn Flvggs. lie ran principally
, 1881-08-24

lon Of your drama. .WhseRroat scottl Il beltovo
that's A.nertenni shoy mover Gppensc'l IN Mny.
and know as mitch nlin,lt artnQ 10 duck tloes
OF making an almanac.. Poor llttln ConnlU Gill
nt tho 1loyntty with Mnrto Williams. wondor
Till ehu brlnx hnr nver7 Hut nclttor yntt, Mr.:
Editor. nor yair readers want % M know s. what
ntI1, sir, your obplIUtt servant, H. IL u.
, 1881-08-24
THE WATER ROUTE.

dpffMt Untdteh 10 1hs IAEea9o 1Ftoth<,
RACINE. Wis, Aug. .3.-l'hts i,oon tho body Of
a Man named Chrlstian Christensen WIS dis
cnveFca tloatIuR IN tho riyor horo Ilo was
employed In l,cck's shoe factory until lust
Wednesday,, whcA ho got drunk, nnd i Ia sup.
posed threw hmso|f fnlD tho river. Tho CorO-
iter's Jury gAvu u verdict OF su!cidAl drowutuH.
, 1881-08-24
No reduction, IN coal frcights ts reported, tho
ruling ratcs from tho ports nRtnci being ts fol-


Can't. Mulholland, Of tho schooner NCgattnco.
now nt Milwaukee, reports thht his vessel lost
her bfg Nrchnr ut itar Point on her trip tip. ffo
let 20 In three and n half fathU.ns ot wntcr ono.
Quartcr of q milo from and to tho westward OF
tho point, tho Iightahlp boarn8 ubo,tt enst by
south, md l3os ltuno Island about north hnlf
cnst. Capt 3tlholland warns ma6tcrs Of NIL
decpy-taleu vessels 10 keep the lxhtshtp we'll
aboard ami not 10 TOO far to ths snnthwari and
westward befnro hanlug up. Tho crow OF the
EcEaunoc tsaic efforts To rcg1itn tho nnchor. but
on,y succcodel In locating ltwita n haoy, which.
helng sti,nll. will not bo much NJ Il warning.
Cnpt. AlnAollan4 t4Inks tho anchor ia IN lcup
enough wator 70 ~ hut 10 do my ,la,nnEu, but
he deems 1t his duty tO warn voss1l mastGrs.
THE L1FE-RAvINn BEttviCE. .
A letter from shebnyKnn dothIls tho rescue Of
throo boys from drownlnR Ut that port by tho
!lts.sayng cyow The Soys vent oHt y ~ sn,9!l ,
M It was as i otlaed M tos III liz oys M IL not sea to
we'll. * s1uaIl CHINO ,p su!lirnly. a,lti tho lifa
crew Started ut Onco to rondeE hssst.lfce to tMo
0i ito crew gas rrls,tt fortunate, md savcd the
eeas vas r. Tsashe t. WIS % nastis fill Of watsrand
OIL point OF tinkInR.
DOCK NOTES.
No accidents occurred 't tho riser yesterday.
foremast nut In byaltl|er 1rDthers.
Thore Is fourteen foct cleyen inches Of water
al, tho L!tae.kIln Crossing Mt proscnt.
The iunera! of oic Wilson. tho engineer Of tho
Ward, will t.kc plnec today ut .. III.
Capt. John Loutit has l'con anpointotl Mastar
OF tho Schooner Willlu,n II. ulnhan,, vIco'J.
Lang.
Tho bly, t,sgs Favorlto and bismarck arrived
YesterTiay afternoon with ther fIegts OF lumt'er-
ladou barRcs.
New aurr.boats haso bcen scnt to tho stations
al 'ManIstce, LudIngtou, MuAaegon. KeuOshu,
Nitcne, and SheboyRal.
, 1881-08-24
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

More Stamps for Quincy'z Cant. Cook.
~ The Editor Of 1nt Chieaoo Tribune.
CA1nO, ILL.,, Aug. 20.-lncloscd md three
ccnts to bo applied 10 tho .Stapplng Fund" HaId
net being truly duo tho inhunlAn editor Of tho
Quincy (lll.> Herald. CAfAO REPUBLICAN,.
, 1881-08-24
DROWNED HIMSELF,

sr. Louis, Mo-, Au9, 2a-Joln Murphy. an
inpcounlons individual, wh.,, al indicated by
lettara In hls pockets, has lived III Now Orleans
md Cincinnati. tu,npca Into tho river this morn-
llIH aud was ir,WHed.
, 1881-08-24

COL. j, q. BENTON.
BPRlNuy1xLp, Maas-, Aug. &'.-Col. J. @. Den.
ton, commanding at tho Springfield Armory,
dIGl this MpTuInR.
, 1881-08-24
HID 10 srntKg HIS coL1,fts.



Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ChEvEI.ASn, O..Aug. :s}.-Chnsters-rropclc
Cumberland and schooner Nlngara, coal, AshtA-
bulR to Milwaukee,, Mt $l..5 FREQ; schooners
Fnnco, Champion, and Elizabeth Jones, and pro-
peltur innncy. coal to Ch!cngo at $1.D free:
scnooners HAcon,' Annie. Peterson. and Reed
Caso, siro Earnnaba to Cinvcinnl. private terms:
schooner Canton. Ioraln to Oreun tlay, *l.30
FREQ: schnoncr William, Younv, coa! tn Mar
earnbn to Falrport. private tortns; schooner
Ionnle slntthows, coal. Lora!n t1 keilosha, $1.sO
GheaEe. "riyata terss; % aohooner @ KtabatI. stoo,
kplly Islattl IN siur1liett1, 81 per cord free;
schDnnGr Itlvcss!dc. conl to Milwaukee, At $l10
fHs; @ rso yo yoonsr sa t.
EscnnAGa To Erlo. private terms.
AT HUPFAI.O, N. Y.
Special D'pateh to Ihe Chicago 1riSant.
ssry esSe ID S ss au Il Gaiess It
Macy. saa! to llonxhtnn at sl.::o; St. Potor and
ANN! +. urovcr. c1a t. Toledo at 10 ccf,ts; Erie
gansott. c.lai unl salt 10 Keaosl,u on b.lslmcss
| account: q. ). lf!xMna. frqn tn Chicago nn pri-
fnte torYps; y. r. i,orF, Ho!A!1g aan,l to Deiiv!t
| Vt G1 eonts: Champion, coal from Cloyoland to
Canal troirSts quiet. Hates rumatn unchanged
a. cents on wlont, aI coats on corn. md ~
| cents on oAts.
At MILWAUKEE, wis.
Special pispatth to The Cattaeo Tribune.
Ss II s ;r,ast: AUG rors ;oay. %Ss %s: :eso sS
era rath',n,lor, md i. J. Tllon wero chartore!
fSr "ss irom EssnnsSa t. ratrport 1T st4o; and
| Cross Village hers ut e3a6 !1er cOrll.
At oswENp, n. ".
| Special Dspdtc. 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
! OswEnn. n. Y, A1,g. %l.-Tha Fchonnors Pu'
| 1hsat md John staRee. now nt Kingston. nta re'
ported chartered to tako coal from Oswego II