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BOSTON, April 25.--James 7. Fields, the
author, publisher and lecturer, died this
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-26
BRITAINS PARLIAMENT,
DEBATE ON THE LAND BILL
RESUMED.

Distractions by the Conservatives
to the Second Reading of the
Measure Hts Recommendation
Criticised and Defended-A Monu-
ment Proposed TO BeacOnsfield-
His Remains Conveyed 10 Hugh
enden-A Vote of Coincidence on
His Death Lost In the Dublin Cor
pOraIiOn.
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POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
At MACAULEY's THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville. on
GATURUAV April Goth 1901

These drawings oeeur u3u ule (Stu5ays
excepted) under provisions ol a Act af Ehs
General Assembly 81 Kentucky, incorporating
the Newport lrlngag and Newspaper Co, Gp-
proved April 9, 1878
tagTHlS Is A SPECIAL ACT, AND HAS
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The United States Circuit Court OF Me1eh 81
rendered the following decisions.
lST-IHAT THE COMMONWEALTH DIS.
FRIBUTION COMPANY is LECAL
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N. B.-This company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read carefully the lisO Of
prizes for the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-26

The driver came into the car and sat
down to mend his whip. He had ten
minutes time. Gilhooly was in the car
with both legs on the seat waiting for
the train to move out. so they conversed
''Do you own this Galveston road2"
, 1881-09-16

*H LfJhf @FtoHHf.
Aprstlo GeorRu q. Ennhun never lets an t,I,-
purtunity SLIP wileru l1e thinks no ungodiy oars
VIII hrnr AIlll, u ptselAllntux his owl, uld tho
unltoI btntes. 1t IL nt enough that tlo ind lhoy
generally UnJ0y alt tnp prIvllGgrs uT ulllzcnS,
iAk,ng rislt advantage nj tho l,rni ItsEs Dt tha
ottllntry wAt,so tlAE prbtects them Nntl thelr
pilsty Institutions frtltl interference by tho
ctvitxctt wnrlI, but they ~ VI, fur III to GOntu-
nlAeuusIy and syHtpinMlleull breAl such tawa
~ do not suit them: loly chrlsir.Nlon!' y senrn
md ilAunttngly chAtlcsE1 tile untsud StAtca
unvvrntnuIbt e, enforce lls lnws IT 1t eAi.
Il few tIayk nKo tho Churrh-lcatters rlsltnl
nvnr Lnku Valley. tho arnt 1f Mormon power III
ld,thtI, anu whs there UeurKe .. Eu,lt,0u, III tho
C4ItlrAg Ut Ais Ecnmrks IL Il lArFe congregation
ol saints, sutu substAntiAIlyt "NlMcEeen ycAra
usn on lhe III Ut lust JuIy tha Congress Vi tho
UNttC! blAle8 pissed law tu prohibit hfl pun.
lhh Tho PrItctlgo OY polyKADny III tue Territories.
lluw much prohibition hAs thAt law ofeetedY
lt1w many ii IN hMye bun punlshpl FUR tho
practice tf p0lyuumyf Hut una s1,uI, nlla h0
turntst,el tho ovttelcc himself for bis own co1l-
yict1un.' XIX
TAun Cnnn0n assuring hIs hoarers that iar.
n0n'sM IL the especlAl work uf un1. tue 0ov.
usnnlubt would 10 l,0wcr1css III the future ~ it
ivy Dr Any oth0r lAW AutrlnentAl u the lntUr-
csta Or pro9ress " the Kingdom Ut Cod On
eurth,
1t lDny bc-Inusmuch NJ theso declarations
were henrd by ulls.nrtltiel euit alli reported tu
thu TrttuN-thAt tho upDstlv will deenl 1t prul-
cut ~ publish 4ls scnlarks "ln luli" III the
iksertt ht.cs. and II he doea publish thAt ser.
nun II will b1 70 NArhlol shAt thu80 who hunrd II
could not reeOElIx1 Il.
, 1881-09-16

Judge smith, Monday morning noxt, Mt tho
opening Of CURT, Will mike preliminary Gull
Of calendar No. l {eyon tcrnl- -numbers) OF tho
first nifty cnsus, ind tho lirst I've cases marked
for trl,tl will bo called for trlnE+ ....--
Judge Gnry's Gull Monday will bo the'1lrst nifty
cnses OIL cu!enlAr No.. -.
.Itt,lgc Iiawcs, sitting IN tho Circuit Court, will
begin Monday tho call Of tho trst lve cases-
term Nos. =. I. 1t, 70, ls,on hls t,ow g.lendar; ~
.u,lge Musan viii call the sumo .lay tho M sirst
;7, k,;M. $500. 5,7I, hT7l, t,179. E.,sl. BIT,
hxiIl IsE, 5.Bin, 5,s3U, b3.l, h.H., 5,8s}, OIL,
6EE3, h,a:ti. ESD. 6.8i..
Judge Ringers will slortlny begin tho Gull Of his
first clteudur, linking tho tirst twenty cascs
, 1881-09-16
MATRIMONIAL.
FOERy'rl:ls-sECos1,,.

,,,.s Ann, r 70 a',aam,, ,,.,..,'. -..
WISE 1I'u ,,'4...s" 49, nI'eu' "aush,eI oi Ar and
Mrs. a. Ia necomu' WIS 1hhrrletl lust GsGDtnp
nt tho lrnlon Park congregational Churcb II,
Mr., Chnrlcs +, Fuerntcr WIN hna for st,..'., ~
y,nrs pnst aec, mn utlclont and ..ro,i,.t. 1uaesM
s,s s." -, ~ .,'..".r. -. ~" ~ at'' t1c"'t'toe At.
tache o1 tno shoff1h,s ohco. hnvtls hccn chief
llerk during portion VI Sheriff lfotftnnnns
administration, aud s!,o Il wJdo,y. wrl, an.s
,.n,nnnr " q, ',ar,,.r, t,'n' sa,c.es, peliiR
1nc'nosr ol 81. nofnafu Contnandery mud F1cs-
H.e @ s,,s m' shyr ns "no os kraee West
TrI,,,,,is ho a''
fr. Nnble Inn very Impressive innnncr. Messrs.
L. 'k.. .slci'horsun aud Frederick q. t.oscloy
ucte,, Il. ,1s,,urs, uni tho AtHsrs Allen ,n,n an,
Aift", Ikn ,ynrf, lin Htt,ninnts ~ ~, 'M .a nna
whiiy Mrssrs. Within SwissSr IT, =, md ~ ha hmrmi.
ii, Spn,lutt nctc III thu a,iitlu c,naciiy fnr 1n,.
rr.,o1n. 1ho wu,,g trsccsslot % e,,teri ID tSo !So
% was Us inlnws: Thc ushcrs. Messrs Mcrh"rsse,a, hea
VIZ I1,Se}"y M Mr s, w3i!'am m, ,s,ysssr & ap iss
". Neitn,,tI nntl Stss .Siicn ikn HrrIvn, ins 9aa
fur ti,u ,Ifar NJ. Iuyruy ;Iss;1 r. liz tt,,s, ny.
It'd It'd rnu. tt tu eur pI,ccs ilI,,eIatry u G anqn nt
ursI,ls i aud " Wvt.,,t,. er Tho '!r ssrrndme ~ 'ne
ih9 'rTS S IsSa fs5! 1F tho ces ITS Of Ms
nnlr prncecdcd Il, their cHrrJnua nm, ,"ps WIZ,
II % ,,r.tlrIycn to tho eru's rtsidcncs, Ns. 5
nlmnt III hu.,r w.s hci anI wtlcrs, thu ,s ncwys
ssataistioas + !helr friends X eiessat sSp: sS
tra ,lIScourscd swrut i,.se sl.,rinn tic uycnIr
Xt1:i0 Mr. an., Mrs Furrster i"ft for Scw k' ynpkk
sHTatoy ncs it apa pa,'r Ecacfn ~ KseT
niNo,.t thrrc weeks. ''"1' ~
rho bri,lo was aitfrc1 IN M oxq,isft robo OF
n"nK spnnIsj Stoves and @ irjnins nm s,a1S nn
! tinnur1tteiy ttrnnnpntcd with nnssAmSn,e 1. r;s
, 1881-09-16

Spfciat Dlspatch 10 The Cateers Jtts:.ns,
OTTAWA, H.. sept. l5.-Tho following proceeds
ings werg had III tho supreme Court hero tutlny:
MOTIONS DECIDED.
!. WoIgIcb vs.. l'hutnsan; rrrhc 10 t'ouki time
Gxtan,lgd to tho ~ Inst 10 ttlv Grlcf.
III, holn1lro ss. fntcs; error to PcorlH; writ Of
lis. Kcrio0t VI. Cronln; appeal FROM Cnnk; mo
t1on 10 dismiss reserved to the tlnAi hcurlug OF
ii. Garland vs.. Ch!eagn l. Northwestern HALL
way Company: appeal from First District; mo-
tloit denied.
wifi ISSUE na the sa.ne will be sot for argument
next Tncslny,
;H. IyiU vi. .jnrqucs: error to Whitesldo:
orAur Uf continuance Sot nS!tlo and cauao tnkch.
NEW stOT1OSs.
H. Korfnot IS. cronlu; nppeal from Cook;
NATION " sau!o Ut thn appetlocs fur furthor
<: al,,l ii. llGrr!ngtun vs.. Kune: appeals from
kano; motion to dlsm!ss for want OF jurlsdc-
ito. Ellis vs.. slsson; motion for leave to With
draw Transcript md record.
berry viii Gusc, tho following cascs were dis
iii. Iittshl.re, Fort Wayne & Chicago ltnllrnad
Company W. ltelch; taken.
lUi. Tukuh.
rEuII.E's pocKEr.
FrellberE; talsell.
| n, Snslliir NJ. Shetr; tHken.
Court ullo,srslc.l to DG clurk Wednesday morn,
illH, Wtlgl tho tWD RlIautNAs Guseh Oh election
lnWa Will 9o Nrnu,rf by counsel. III tho cAsrs
q; Go.uly, i. j. Ehttcneat. benz. COUNTY. .Attornc,
| Attori,cy-dcneeal Mccartl!oy.
, 1881-09-16
T0l3AytS TeACES.

Tho ruclug program for talay Ia ~ follows:
Truttinx purs0 fus @:41 oAss; $50 to tfrss. &1s6
to secot,, $7a 10 third, &50 to fourth. Milo heats
beat three In tre.
special purse Ut &st0o for NV. llamls' tasanus
pncar Little Ilrowu Jug aRalnst tho uuttlua!ed
record OF Maud H.-2:l0A. Three lslals with
tuuninx mate. ..
Handicap Tor nil ares, Purse ot t..50, OF which
$5u 10 second. Distance, Quo anA o,t-luart1F
miles.
Hunninx races for all axcs, for pursc Of tl00.
Distance, three- uuurters III 4 Miu.
Following are tho cntrles f0r to-d0y's racee'
TiH1YfISA RACE.
=. WGinemau ontcrH b. Z. IoIsckuouut 10y;
color, black.
, 1881-09-16


hrrN tho effective originator uf tltrce several
attempts, two Of wlllcl, were defeated lY t'l'
constitutional provision lor submission tn II
nsfc rtan cri S"' ~" t, ls' , IL 'is saisi aSf' MY nv
lortaut part ii til, icoinlns c1esiioi'. r.
moves tle Necessity far sNbMISsioi, ',f ,'.9
'ssiss 'ssyss L Il }sS }"Spt swer Il t ad s S
,nnkG provision fur payment ut my tt,'ln nl
tho ful! principal null interest nl tiiu lN1ls.
t;nv. ftllSl'tlry II now considering thu cnllllE
me next regular scsslnn Will MT meet until
lSSs, To- tAke iu,n,ultntr Mcti0i, for Payment.
Tllc nffnciiMl lnitlur OF tho boi''ss,
r. SEt.AH CHAMBERLAIN. Of ct.EvEt'ASf.
Inns renewed Ills utrer Of lust winter, 10 tak9
ew lsltls to t!,e .,!n,t o. % pr , eS,,t i o.
me,ii"sciy. it. is 10 consider ,thls offer that
liz rxtrN scssiol. is to hn cA!lrtl. ...
Il Is ?ertaip t!at ts9, tfis .lny thi =, extra !
snssinn J. snlSl tioy rl!!s,,Hry VII! ~ v!o. TO-
takng sIal Judgment ind s,ln!nui,ng u
Legislature mt cl,nsGn npnn tlit, bnlil lssiio
10 ltecIlln tho Qllrstlpn Ut payment. 'llhre II
's iat ty ;Sy slrx + s!fn s ' nara sG fessI psiIs II
Lustensng tIle settlement hcfnre the elul ni
his tern, a,M. that hk.wssc the Legislature,
which ltts nl,Ge !cctpted THIS snMn rrninsl.
iiMI, ttlT 4 e b. cl,t,se nsxt yen year 'rhq "ppo;;
sltton IL likely to make tho most nt t1ls, aaatl
Hubbard Is III II position to tnke aavnntaEe
Ut tie lostttoit Ills uiIly PUBLIC rccnrl tsru'l
mission nppolntcl l,y the l.esIsat iiiffrc,t
years ngt to report ,,oli the v.lluu a',tl lold.
srs f t,s no"lS wt to 1lelf nrHssfiG, " ~
element Is strongest. 1t The bond tss,le ~
sluNrely inade he Must appear rs tho ca,lt'l-
date of The rsp,'dlntlonlsts, ~ ri!!snnry y y
.sEtas"sy !s,c sttonsvSs representative ot @ uia
tic businessmen, md tln!ghtfni coilscrsG-
live c!asses tlistrust Hubbard. but IL
Is the Only rcusoll. Hubbard is y
oo f,os s"rt Ct +, IN i'; ;,rwnizoti wi1 l"rc
| Himself entnnglcll wifi two or three InsIrl.
tnrl,tali,tes tl,Al arG. not faeorahly regarded
by sn,scrynttvc business nel,: one t't These
Ii UumlelI's First District political inncht'Ie;
| another Ii
4 COMBINATION IN MINNEAPOLIS
aul elsewhere, popularity knnwn as Tho Pine
|.aru ItinE, which tiIIts poll lrul lfitluoce II
convenient mid III certain schemes fur GApf-
uring pitle md swamp laiMls without payl'lg
lesuist stntesil,eli lnvc graduated from thiS
institution 1t ll,ls been '.llt! Is II pnWer IN
tho State. II Gun carry thu lleincpln County
delegation 10 the ,State ltepmbllean Conyel!. %
| t!un now, ngalIlst any caluElAfc hit John
Finuiiy tic strongest atu! ,uost objcstso''a.
hH INFLUENCE buck Of lllbt1HHt b tho llrill III
Seymour. sabln y Cn, 9f stillwnter l,nIts l,o!Is
| Rmg 'rhls institution hts not tAetldlcd much
III pulttIcs Until within Il year pnst, but flns
gradually GROWN to linyc pGcu!laf potency
in inl.!eaclng leElslatl4n. IL ny, its Pfisii. f
contri,ct m iahor. There we're so!nr LOOSE
clauses In tho contruc. which thu iirsn inter
pretetl us atl obligation OIL the llArt vi tile
}nt, tf.yt ft,ru u1,r ninh1J{nRrt fnr ffS
, 1881-09-16

Thousands Of pCrson. aro constagqis'g3r gqi'g3rased lid
with combination Ut usseaseS. .o,r tISrurn,urs-
Ihuy should know that Kidney, s,". W"ts ,neu, 10
tess urxsas ii the sae i'nU ssasx asasxed .aen
and 10 runvw,1,a The wholu tnau. Aaha'eD'
tIy 10 this.-Eitsburuh Fost-
, 1881-09-16
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

The ScrGennt Mason Futad.
~ The Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune.
CltiCAuo, Sept. l5.-l'lcnsu 10 co,int In cn-
closed ~ cents to tho sarxcnnt Mason fund, to
10 10 tho subscription IN defcnso Of himsclf for
attempting to shout 0u!tcnt! nt Washington.
Yours. W. u. SciaH>EbEft.
C. II. JOHNSON,
j. II. Mix.
, 1881-09-16


4 very noycl proceeding for divorce wRB bo-
gun yesterday in tho Superior Eol,rt by Eliza.
beth FilIvy. ChIcuHo Judges cRn krAt.t divorces
tho sntnu day tue suits nro btgtn, but ia yet
they hAvo not attempted to divorce w1inan
from two husbands ut once. Yet thls IL whAt
Mts l'Aiyy in'A1cstty asks, sho says sho gave
herself 10 Dul,nis Futyy In Outol,er, lH1s. Ut
Lynn. st,tss, and lived with him until March,
l5sa, when In lutt hGr. Tlme nIllnh alt.
55ssu~ hes rater ln,saIy' H.;t Sep'Yi'tsr i'''.:r
who td her tlnt iler husband WIS dead. sho
unwilling, IND married Hines. solne ti'np aller
thut Fa!ry wns II remarkably lively csn1sa IN
Quincy. ,f!i.Hs, md ,H!edaiely yfry pr',pcr,y
discovered, Tit hu Wis Wsins Is h'teDu.il lor
anahor 's,tnan l,y winu ls h"! i,,s! ssyor
shFG 1s fyr u f,ct th's ,ban npInaa1 s a, ~ ba"
r. @ reijsvs,l "i fr.as IN hsr e. oCiiSatlot,s u
s@'Sy 'St violation % 1'SG3tb e bl. arsao IT, vpxs w.
uti'l as? slmt thu ,narrlago with Hines may ho
DECLARED vold bcennsu sEu w'.s M, us TUG tiu'u
thp ilnt li'Ilu Ut lhis ktnd was ever begun
htrr, ur protA.,ly that . par!y gaIily af blgulay
bu,Kht Il. ta;ss slvnu,ase VI hcs owl wroHR, u's~
t'hnrl.n !s,n<chef aecmk to hnv0 bud very
E y '1Ss y aFs Il Sssn es Mss y IT, , ~ VIA nsose so,.
;;l14facs .'tat, M eonlsni! with pounding
AIH tNSt tNQ Hettu WIN "aNpC
pitchers alld TIL ulpuprs and carving him with u
hatrhct Until ilo W,s !isau.el. shu swurs, t,ut u
Ii ct.ilrre OF tEorserly tulstt n,ld ut hts AttNr-
.ls' advice hc unsu btlIHl IN the snm Ut $spu
snHts'p the p.lacu. UH tho luth of September
kaU a"Gsh uut nt1otheF Wurtant Oh Il chnrHu ut
di9oulerly, unl thou when he went lnlu court
"Wednesday tN nr,Awer stln sued int Suite war
rnnt Oh Ii chArHt IT lhEtARs aKAiHst her lifU
rha sesnlcd to 30 eruW,l!nH tho !unurnere. Ill.
!e's iAe eurnt his bitterness while Il exhaus.rt
THO ncusurs .i bis pnti0nre. And 10 now prnya
to 10 relieved from h!s tlbiulnNU.
E!lxaneth U ltyrne Mskcl Iur Il divorce from
and adultery.
, 1881-09-16

wurk md ,hcy nivo suffered lrrcn,rnhlr l''s ins.
hy Hntng 1T with him n,'l tni,lHilnR tnetr s!tR ~,
Immediate upnoIntrrnl nf u tcet!vur snd tt,o
closing III, Of tho firm business brtnrc they nre
QntIrnlY TlIl1lcl.
, 1881-09-16

.JunGE D1EMMoSp-Iu chhmbora.
JupuE GAHY-3iUtlons.
JuDGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JUtHiE ADMINISTRATIONS.
,iv1uY &D0Etts-The tAda Robert habens- cor
.iunUEy GA1uHEn AND W1LL1AMsoa-Nos. I'll,
'Iulax i1,oM1s-Nos. 1ls, 1e3, 1t, lco, 13o, 1871.
lf., l:sI, III, l3t, and 1J1.
, 1881-09-16
INSANE.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Sept 15.-Waller G.
Bailey, the young n,an who Disappeared from
st. JnSoph Inst Tuesday. wqS found tl'ls
morning. lie ts rayil,g Mad. Bailey Is u
Princeton College graduate.
, 1881-09-16

Michucl Stolen began Il suit III olcctnent yes
tnr.lay against Peter I.uthmcr, claiming $1,000
damages.
llnoau8- rllc EumpAny fur Sl,oe0.
, 1881-09-16

!ohn, Ke!Iy enters b.a. Highland strnnror;
cotnr, bluc. -
Sinit Colvln cntcra br. s. Ma,nbrtno bturgis;
4. IL. pGrrIn Jr. cntors b. \. Grand Misery;
William i.ostor es,tcrs ch. IN. Alhambra Mud;
". II. Wilson ontsrs ST.. x. lsuuesat; coors,
blnck aud white.
HANDICAP NACE.
Cllfton He'll rntcra h. (, Cinderella, years ,
Ivy Cntvs out IL Slipur; weight. l1S ls.: eoi0rs,
HrHuu and cardinal.
j. i, Hrinstcnd enturs Oh. 9. l,ailnnror, aycnra
nh, by Wr DAnU oft Ut ]}lilut; weight, ~ lhs
cbiurs, green and rpd.
,y Iouhiui utIt nf imp. Maid fy0t; weight. II
lbs; colors, hluo nnI tartnn.
1.ESStS3 ltACE.
\. Ecutt cutters br. t,1. Cinrdsn,u. ycnrs old.
i,y Eiiqittrpr Ont Ut Clnr11nn: wntyht, liz lbs.;
cDl.,t?', hlur ni,u white.
i, i. tirInsteH,t cnturs l,r. I. PcptDua 1inrry
yGnrs ottt. by Imp. StrAchhO int OF Enlty lthE-
t1rIy; vyIEht, NJ llIs.: CulnEs, Errci! as1h rtu.
j. 4. tirInaluud entcrs II. X. ,tnck JiavGrty. Y
years n1d, by Wnvcrly out OF KAto. weight, ~
lbs: coiors, 1rcG,l md rcd.
t;lIftuit licH untcrs h. T.. Hilton Bell. yGnra
old. by Foto nit nr Hynlnlhot[s; wofEhf+ Vi ibs.;
cUrS, green md Gartnrl.
Wl,ttet llrothera enter b. +. Oak 0rovr Hose,
i yu,lrs old, by [s,clIici oft Of AG1rDses weight
q. pountls; rniors. bltl1 t,ld tartnri. ....
William auusgr enters Hr. t. l..ttsi>rit+ y ffhfs
Gid, fy Mntcuim mt Of I,ntk Eyes; woiHhs, u
pounds; c0lors, blue nnd tnrtNn.
, 1881-09-16

SUPERIOR COu,tT-COEfESstOSs- a.
nuasu =. Julius Klrvh,if, tEss6s.-W. l.. lollo y.
Alfred and August SwnnsUtl, $ssa0.As.-Wlll!um
Sllunn v. Louis ltlnn+ $uitS.
,Iun,E UAltv-Elwurtl y. Gibbs V. c. Mo0tn-
Miss, $lDJ.i4,
, 1881-09-16

Walter T. leRvltt and Stephen T. Foster filed
Lii yesterday a9afnst Charles II. Nuckwlth to
Wind up the atfMIrs ut tho tirM of e. II. Heck
With l. 70, They state that kn April last they
wcro induced ny the IiowrFy auu seductive rep-
rcscnlations or Buckwith to buy ont hIs part.
ner, Thonl4s Althorp, and go tuto business with
him Ut No. lbs Jackson streut IN the nsnusurt-
uru Ut pAtunt medicines. They now charvu
that the fvpEesuntAuuns made tu thatp WeEu
grossly tAso: that the busluoss was lsat prasila-
biu; thaI BerkWIth bus not attended to hls
, 1881-09-16

Some weeks ngu John Z. shnrt aud William r.
Wutsun lrsl hill III tho Circuit Court nKnlnst
tho New York, New England s. Western Invest.
lnpnt Company, charging, In auhstnilcc, thlt
they had beun cheated out Of thelr stock. and
askl1x 10 hltvu tho compnny'1 nlnrs woliIld up.
and right a,,d 1ostlcu donc to all parties. Tho
suit WIS soon after rctngvGu to the Unltci States
Circuit Court, snmc OF tho parties being non-
residents. Yesterday tho ts1ntmny Nlca by
lis attorneys, El,irIsl9c & Tuurtrllottc, II
's"Fny IN rRss 'wsr M tbg 4sy@S Ill., =" d thf Riv,* na'f,
ted thnt IN iii; tho Mlx,lr Cu.ll!ly 1.ant $ lm!n
DUO which ii, 1875 was i,lcrc,lEcd 70 s.aloo Msll
the :l,ltru thnIIyeii to tho Sp's i0rk+ New En-.
hnst s Waison Il assa !" a III @
saH atter y >! !'s' f,lo, Ges snsr! VITO 5 i.t
tempting In eroate tor hssrif ut lMny!s, H.,
Mbasiess ~ t!"a,ca nssotator; whs !I,s wnss" n:
bud fsef 1Ss two III Or tas 9ss 0''s e.. PRIV wts ss
any stuck u trac, gts,lw.!l. or ,,roperty ;r!.o
transfer, therefore ny Sh"rt a Wutson o. tlsir r
'cInmcd, p,te "imngirary. intangible. OF lo
ti,la,lcIA or co,nn,Grctal value. nud never could
nthor benefit or advantage 10 tho cotnpany.'
The tiefcndant ntiM!tE tho iesuo Of Mil tho
& 3 .tvx s,s 10 s Sst H. aM sy marso, ma ar aS r
u,uv.li oI tho inttura u1,co to Now York. It tic.
mes tint nsosgo !" noGcvols. nr Jnsoph !: 'iao
clnin,s they weru lnl1iccd u 90 In at tho earnest
snllUltntiun ,'r shurt an.! Watsnn.
shurt ni,A wntsof Htlouhl liut l,e fenuytd Ert,si
their Vcgs "r thnt thcy Should be allowed q rc-
;t' ths a at" s.t et stuK sss a. udnpnts III sWn
gnes, WAS Increased ii sUvu, of which SUo! ,to
1us been Issued. shhsctllic1lt Investigation into
shnrt's cou.'uct as President Ut tho eumrA'y;
recuireh $:.7.,oW ii stuck ur lnu Wheeling &
Like Eric tfdtlrnnll C0tnpay FROM Its President
}a Ujtft[jIK Tho Investment {tHjfl
, 1881-09-16

Kenombcr Hop Htlters neyor does harm to
tho smallest child, but good. alWnyR anu cou'
tlnuully.
, 1881-09-16

l1orstord's Acid E.uspt.nte Ia Nervous
Debility.
havo used llorsl0rd's Acid Phosphate f,i
netvuus debility With must satisfactory rcautly,
IultrLAED, Ms, Y. L. bILyEsTEK, M. b.
, 1881-09-16
TIE CHICAGO FAIR.
The Rain tnterferes Sadly with
Yesterdays Program.
hut In Spl'e oF lilo Dr1zzto tho 1frc-
Stock SHOW III Well Fatron!zea.
Premiums for Sheep, Hogs, Eto.-A satur-
day Holiday Recommended.
A. WET DAY.


Yesterday should hnyo bceti, II everything htl1
gonu ~ per program. tho great dhy Of tho Chi.
uugn FUR. All tho preliminary difficulties ut
Mll,t4tmcnt and preparation had brun SUCCESS
fully overco,uc. ats.l tho experience OF Wcdnoa-
.tny wont to ellow TINT IN ln,tnoIise crowd might
reasonably 10 extcctci1. hut nlons cnrilo tho
rait,-tho ,ircary. drlzztnE downfall lhstlng nl
dny. Early IN tho tnorning II brcnmo rninfnlay
nplnrcnt That nit hope uf rlciH must DO al.ats-
tnnc,l, nnt, rs tic ttnIc pnsac.a, It grow moro
md tloru certuu TINT wlint should hive bcrh
tho grrnt tny Of tho Fair w...d hnso to bo
rrenrdcd Ms Il "Glns tinn.' OF ctl,trsu no una.
llnIcss BY htlsncss gOtnpctsctl to Au 70, brtVGd
tho pIllrnts yesturtlny iur Tic ntrppsu OF visit
l,lg tie Fair. VllGrG Wbre not iN0 pcUpln uli tue
Eruds ut my tine tturlrR tho tl!.y Dt1tsttl9 Ut
tho lIvr-stork quarter. md dependency sat tt,-
thrtilGd WhtrH twgnty-f fUur hours bC@OrG lup0
md G1cerflIIncss rtiKHel.
FrrTn tho 1plsGaruIle1 Of things Inst night 1t
seGu,ed ttt tho weather hid aui III fnce tlctcr-
iuincdly nRulnSt tho iu1 s(inw. An1 unlGss Truro
Is Il decided Improvement this morning iii tho
l,nturo,xcnl condition tho f,ir MIlst bc cus1-
xl,!eretl ,ls un1eI fnr Ibis senss,u. or Guurso
everything III tho allne ut rlegs IND exhibitions
went aver, and tho pruErun Of yesterday stands
Tor tnlny. Jupiter Puylus not interfering.
Awards were n,Hde yesterday fHr uhplnys OF
nnvy and bees, t9uwpra nnd Paltits. nErichltnrnl
rrNilcts. fruits, and fhrsn. t!u!ry. aId household
products.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-17

-Louisiana's sugar crop is estimated
at 100, 300 hogsheads.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-17
Sister Pauline's Basket.

In an account of the quaint and GU
rlous ways of the Ephrata Pa.) Com
munity, in the Century appears this
paragraph:
ave now crossed the meadow ground
to take look at the other large build
ING, and on our way passed two dilap-
idated little dwellings, one of which
probably is the one occupied for long
time by Conrad Beissel, the founder of
the Ephrata closter. The second con-
vent we now came to, designated as
'Saron, or the Sisters house, is in its
external appearance very much like its
mate, Bethania-huge, oppressive and
gloomy, sheathed in black shingles, and
dotted with little square windows. The
rooms and passages, however, are quite
differently plotted, and seem to have
been altered to suit the uses of more
recent times. In one of the cells we
noticed a huge hamper; its size, in fact,
compared with the dimensions of the
door, was suggestive of the Chinese
puzzle, the imprisoned ivory ball, much
too large for the apertures of the meas
ing cell. How was this oVergrown
basket ever squeezed through so narrow
an OpeningP 1t never was. An indus
trious nun, bent upon doing some good
and useful work for the monastery,
piled in her cell, for many days and
weeks, her busy hands, to weave for
domestic needs that extraordinary
piece of wicker-work. She did not
discover, until she had finished it, that
it was much too large to pass through
the door of her cell, And so it remains
there, IN perpetaEGnI rel menlOrtGn."