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Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-08
Manners and Customs of New Mexican
From the Albuquerque Herald.l

From the Albuquerque Herald]
 The Pueblos, the most important tribe, are quiet, semi-ciyilized people, living in towns (the word pueblo meaning town) along the Rio Grande and it's tributary streams. Their houses are built of adobes, comfort and pro- lection from the clements, and also from their hostile neighbors, being paramount ob- iects in their location and construction. Their rooms are kept reasonably clean and quite a neat and home-ike appearance sur rounds their habitations. The people are rather under medium size, compactly built, with quite dark complexion, evenfor Indians, with open, frank eeuntenances, and rarely
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-08

ssThe Label and Trade Mark of well-known and responsible is the best protection the public can have" sDR. MOTT
 'Government Chemist"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-08
UNNLITIGATED.
THE MATERNAL MOAN.

THE MATERNAL MOAN. Fond friends tried vainly to cheer her, To stop up the tears that fast fell And she clasped her daughter still nearer, And in agony uttered farewell The groom with his bride has departed, To Journey far of in strange lands, And the mother cries out broken. hearted 'tWeIl I'm glad that girls oil my hands,"
 -DeS M0i1es Mail,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-08

MT. Comfy, the American minister resi- dent in Hawaii, calls attention, in dispatch to the State department, to the noteworthy and highly gratifying effects of the recip- rocity treaty between this country and the Sandwich Islands. Three years and half ago, when Mir. Comfy first reported for duty at Hawaii, there was but one island steamer ; now there are eight, and more ordered, every one of them but one American built. The increase in sailing vessels has been still larg- CT. Besides this, by far the larger portion of foreign vessels sailing in the Hawaiian trade have remained under the American flag, so they do not appear in the Hawaiian custom house statistics. For example, one firm in San Francisco, engaged exclusively in the Island trade, has added four new, fast sailing cruisers to this trade within a year, all under the American flag. Of those yes sells under the Hawaiian flag there are chief Iy two classes: First, new ships built in the United States for Hawaiian owners, and sec ond, ships formerly under the American flag transferred to Hawaiian owners and the Hawaiian flag. In one house, German capi- tai has purchased number of American ves- sels and put them under the American flag Mir. Comfy says: ''It is but fair and just to admit that probably all this increased de- mand for American ships and shipbuilding grew out of the reciprocity treaty, and would never have existed except for it's generative power. This generatlve power is reflex as well as direct. It creates magnificent in crease of island products; this creates both demand and capacity for large increase of import trade from the United States, and these combined create demands for carriers under the American flag, and for Ameri- can agents, bankers, insurers and producer of almost every kind. The trade with the islands is but drop in the bucket. But compare, the total amount of the exchanges between the Hawaiian isles with those be- tween all other countries and the United States, then apply to this last the same ratio of increase in our carrying trade and ship building which we have gained here, and the result, it seems to me, would show that, un- der like conditions of prosperity everywhere, all fear of the American flag disappearing from the sea might be abandoned"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-08

The discussions about the tunnel under the English Channel, and as to the probability of its being generally used by passengers when made, have prompted inquiry into the extent of underground roadways already existing in Great Britain, and the number of persons in the country who are habitually employed at much greater depth beneath the surface than that to which travellers under the Straits of Dover would have to descend. The num- Der of persons employed underground in all the mines of Great Britain is 37s, s,151. The length of underground tunneling in which they work is not less than 5S,T4 miles. As regards depth, the Channel is nowhere deeper than 1s0 feet, and the lowest part of the tunnel would not be below 200 feet from the surface, or 66B yards. The greatest depth of the underground tunnels connected with Great Britain's caal and other mines is about 2,sOo feet, and probably the smallest depth 300 feet.
, 1881-09-10
THE SCIIODL-HDO1S WAR

HE sCliOoIA-HDO1S WAR.
4 few days ngo Jainca q. aoltlonstIcker fllGd
bill In tho Superior Court uxuinst tna r}oprd of
Tsiurottnn M u,u,rlct M :, r., .,.o n,,.. -
1n,,e ~. ,t.,,. ,,..,' "o' y. ~ tuo to"na Or
naAu s.s' u.Ia ,1yao tatk' u restrain tao latter
In tlloso towns. lie clain,ed TINT ho ,a, the
fnthar or sernroI cIf,i,,,, ,,o,r. ~ .,,+i $780,
H., 49,. n,...s ~ 1s.'.hs hons " osa"ol 'aote,
-, .,,. tuo nuatu u Eaucatloh haa niopfetl
WoDo'a Mo'Ial Renders in October. 1S78, and
tint III August lust they had changed by lntrn-
ducu,e AppIutDns' Itcndurs tnstonl: lint lin
xoyeriit,v school Directors. whto I,rnvuntoH isM
iho bunrI rrntn InukInc II chu,rn in schnn; nnnEa
nTtnnnr fi,nI, nnr il, mir v'.,rs " E1uaethn'nas
tuo iSarJ ws tht1Mteuu Ia insrotI,co t ~; -
uoks. aud thus ruinpeI thnse wi,t, h IN ia nj III
btt1ks tn INV INV niie4. iiEs nte,, .gr,1ja ~ ~
pnYercd to Uuy 0,oks With sohouI fa,nJs Ia !ho
, 1881-09-10

f.1TTr.E llucK, Ark, Sept. a.-Fivo mfr
drrcrs-lrowi,, ras!gett, untl atctsowa,', a,,s!
Abel uMi Atnns Mantey {Creuk IttiHns)-
were hanged ut Fort Smith at l0:m this
nlnrning. The doomed mon, arriving at tile
Eailnws rlNtf0rtl,, asccntlett tho steps and
were plaeell oil tho trni-tlnor. Tl,cy wGr0 MI
neatly attIrcl1 III thin suits Of btnch, fur-
ntslet by the Murstlnl. They wore now III.
formed that they couttl be Heard II any Of
them desired to spcak.
1'atlgett, The Misunderstanding cnse nmong
them. s1,s,|so first. Ifc admitted The crime,
but ll,stttictt Ills net, as his life Ind bcon
threatened. 1Ie sud lsp wns prepared to
die.
; at'n0wAN
spoke Mt some 1engtl, III Justification OF tho
crime. 1to pleaded lilo threatening of Ills
lifs rs q gotHl reason for killing his man.
1intl not tho witnesses sworn falsely lis fnte
would ilayo been different. Ilo complained
a1so Of Ills hardship
IN NOT GETTING a HEARING
for respite. lie was rentty to ,iIc. lie felt
himself prepared to meet l,ts f1ot!, nnly re-
Rrottlnr to Ills wife antl young children.
1lo hoped to meet those present fit bettor
lant1.
brown admitted llnvtng aitctl bluotl by nc-
cldchtally killing tho wrong man, whiutl lie
very much regretted. 1Iad he killed the
right Oi1U he would mt NOW 1,aye beel,
Stumbling there oil the threshold Ut eturnity.
1le hoped tho God l,a WIS about to appenr
bef0ro would fnrgfve Him. lie hnputl thnso
who arralRned HIN before tho Unito.t States
Court llcrcaftar might ltnye Justice a,1d I.
fnir show, which fu did not layc. 1Ie WIS
now ready md willing to 70.
The A[auloy buys (Creek Indians) wcre now
nske'l. through their Interpreter, George
Monday, whit they Ind to say. At tip last
moment they atltlIttcd their crime, which
ltnd BEEN heretofore denied, nild said tlley
Wcfg not afrnisl to tlie. 1t would ba only
like g,,ing to slccp. They Ind nothing 1,oro
TO say. Abel Stanley said ho did tho killing,
bnt neither would give my reason for 1t.
ALL Rl10OH HANDS
with tho jallors, physicians a,ltl each bid tho
others gootl-by.
at n signal from Marshal Dell, Jailors IIick.
Ter and Burns put cords on tholr arms and
feet aisd black caps over their fnces. Tile
ropes wore then carefully adjusted. and Mt Il
given signal tho drop fell and tic five men
wont down IN DEATHS chasn.
Padgett, Mct;nwel, Md Brown scarcely
moved muscle after tho plunge. The two
Indians drew ,i.' their legs, md died hnrl.
Blood gusted from Amos Mnnley's ears and
nosc. radsctts psllsc stoppea In seven min
utes. He died III thirteen minutes with a
hroken neck. MoGowen's neck was broken,
and his pulse quit at five minutes. lilo died
In fifteen. Browns neck was not broken.
liz Ind pulse for six minutes, alul died In
fourteen minutes. Amos Manley's pulse
beat twelve minutes. Ills neck was not
broken. 1ie died III fifteen minutes. Abel
h1uufEV with n hrfEniI hnnty 1t,ya.$ frr,r
, 1881-09-10

ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
snsetal Diapateh IL This Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. o.-Tho following proceed
tugs wcro hNd IN tho Supreme Court hore totiAy:
MOTIONS DECIDED.
3t (,arlant vs. Chicago Il Northwestern Rail
why Company; appeal fr1n First district; Ap-
pcnl tiiatsisscd for want of Jurisdiction. Dlekey,
D.; asse,'ts; i,'rnx T.. po,rood. orror =, s,ocon,
ps.1les; writ oi error . ;iis,a|sso. .A'' " :o''"
Ill., 10th vs. Erhmnn: appeal from Superior
Coart Cook County; motion lllowcst to withdraw
Us Jewell ys. Rock River Papnr Company; ap.
penl r from Frst District; Nation to annaolllnto
%r No 20 nlSweS ~ '" .c9s n five days t''no siscn
H. Ehcnros Idte Insurance company vs..
Needles: error to Cock; motion ovcrru!od 10
Il auEo Us. Dusso; appeal from First District.
SaHo Drdor.
mantlanus. Summons or,lered returiiublo next ext
term.
NEW MOTIONS.
1N5. Jeu}ltns rs. Nntlonut Bunk; motion By do
fondant in error to retAx costs.
g. and ST. Hnrrlnxtnn VI Harrington; appeals
appellee TO t,lo brlofs.
CALI. OF TIE rEorLE's DOCKET
]. Fisher w. People; error to, Second Dlstr!ct;
i. Fr.alborg vs. People: crror to Criminal
G.nst. %a .t Cook County; SCI fdr argument ncxt
Ma4ssy T. Tsoplo; error t. Grna
vorHch and rcnnnded.
=. ,Tobin ". peonc; error to Criminal Court;
Cook County; tnkcn.
d. Hlraohrlan vs. People; error to Criminal
Court, Cook County; being argued by Elliot
). Wight "a. People; error to Second District;
tHken.
I. Isaars and Aldrtoh r.. roopso; error to
trimtn9t Court. Cook County: TAKEN.
8. MOlck Va. People; error to Criminal Court,
Cook County; taken.
c1ytY nnftsEr
e. 0sgood ys. People, for uso, etc.; error to
Second District: on call.
@i., lIanna vs.. Reed: orror to Cook: argued
Y: Divine vs., Edwards; appeal from scoond
Dlstrl0t; Gu call.
~. l.ooth W. Wiloy; error to Poorta; on emil.
~. DuRan IS. Follott; appeal froin StArk; on
10. zanono vs. City Council of Mound City;
pet!ttnn Tor nntltAnus.
m Higgins ". Devon; appeal from First
District; on Gull.
u. Mlllor w. Larnoa, nppoal from FrHt Dis
trIot. to DO ar4upa this aftGrnoun.
Tbs court took It recess until Q o'clock
p. III.
The following CnBcs wore consdero1 thla nftor-
mon. utter which the cnurt tOUk Il recess Until
o'clock this evening:
u. Mur vs.. I.arfiott; argued ornlly and taken.
q. Nnrris vs. Rogers; taken.
iM. Lylu y6, JnCt3ties; continued.
31. keeBan W. 0crraHhty; iluY being argued
orally.
, 1881-09-10

tipfeta1 Dispatch 10 The Chteaas Te!hIn:.
KINGSTON, Sept. U.--lnformat!on las becn
received of II toyiilsl. job, III Oso T,wushil.
Cattle belonging 10 one Armstrong wslt to i.
creek to drink, ,llld, nwtng to the dry spell,
got Into Il nvIghbor's property ucross tho
strean. Tho neighb"r beca,no angry. and 1t
IL alleged nlxed saIt nlsl Parls green to-
bucket sn that the cattlo could Eet It. Thu
cattla tt.l 80, 0tId wiuil Arlllxtrnig went to
lind thu slrny RuinaEs lle discovered Ave Of
them dead. Tho nefghhor acknowledged
tho act '.ultl glorlcd In It. AT action will
ful!Ow.
Ail MD man ,aIl.ctl Burnett, living in Vur-
ona. WIS f0alla lcad IN Ills he'll. 1la was
married to 4 woman fifty years Ills junlur,
Foul play IL suspected.
, 1881-09-10

10 cents Ia VI. Hallway supplies nre nonl-
tnaI is tim mills Ase stttt iii for thr next two
ni0lths. AtrtAIs arc III light supply, With
prices firm md unchanged.
Petroleum is steady aiMl unchanged ut
Trrlts.
There IL Il continued hnDnl III railroad hus!-
ness, hut Inv rates prevent anything more
tlmn small earnings.
, 1881-09-10
OTTAWA ITEMS.

Spffal blsoatth to THs [hftaao IFbuht.
OTTAWA, Sept. n-'rlto Department Ut tho
Interior has received Information TINT but-
faIo are plentiful In tlle Immediate vlcIMtty
Of Fort Macleod, Northwest Territories, on
Canada soil. Thu Indians have bcu,. pnld
Mltl nrH nav pll thu trNil.
Tho FREQ f'rcss aays TINT the Government
lias Issllett orders prohibiting my 0llo camp
ills on tho Thousand lalAhds WItIout first
obtaining u permit frnm the Indian DrtH,rt-
illent. This IL i. order to prevent damage
being don1 to thu trees.
, 1881-09-10
SEPTEMBER ~, 1s81-sIXTEEN PAGES

arnt thc,n Il, tho Ral"ws. The .atnnievs rrtr
trsscd religion mil WIRE received Int, tho
Methodist CIlnrGI,. 'rl,uy expressed tllrl,l-
selves It's bnnx pcnltent an1 rrolurctl for
llGNt.
talit evcMts tl,at ever incurred III TT, Smith,
MID will forever III large spacc III lUcal
history.
, 1881-09-10
CLEVELAND.

CLEvELASp, O., Sept, 0.-The Iron mar
kets lIayo been aetlyu an4 strong during sils
past week. lro1l-Ora Is lirm nlll prizes u,l-
Changed. FlK.iroll ls III large deu.a,lii. a,ld
supplies are not large en0uKl. ta sccola.l,o-
date orders. lslces Eaye advanced from
, 1881-09-10

Cll1CAGO CHEMICAL. W0HKS,
Jatncs g. Woodruff tiled till yesterday In tho
Circuit Court n8aEast W. r. 6heror. U. ". Bl,irk,
and l.. W. pcnnls, paEtnors as Bacrer. Bhirk &
Co.. settling ont that In August. 1850 ho f0rr.et!
a partnership With tho defendants fur tho pur-
poao OF manufacturing baking .powdor, ox-
tsalcts, bluclng, Aud sundry yEooers' sheit goods
Complainant furnished skill anu nlaohnory, and
tlarontants tho n,atcrnls, a,ld It wAs 4Kr1ol 10
divide tho prnttts equally. THO business VIA
carried 0M 4nInr tho fAlnG1f tho ChtcuHu Ehcni-
!cut Works, allu Uxp1rod by limitation lii August
lust. Tho usf9lllanls Mr0 w!luleEA!0 HroUsrs
eheplcal wnrks WIS vurrlrtl IN, and complsant
chaEEtss that they hn1e pers!atontY boull work.
tu3 Tor months pAst to fruezo htHl out, thnt slov
have violated tA0lr ngseoM9tl&a, retueod 10 make
settlements, n1ld hhyU lludv illegal uharyet and
vxpenses:, lt9 lna hnn1ty bvaA toFoea olit nf u
now 1sAs fur IN accounting Ind settlement, aiid
thu appointment Ut u Receiver to Wind up the
atIAlrx Of tho tiru.
, 1881-09-10
THE NEW HORSE DISEASE.

5Pft1al DGpd1tA 70 Ihe ChIfao0 1flbWnss
M.AI,s11A1LTowN, la., Sept. 0.-frhs new
llorso disease Is raging In this vicinity,
though mildly. At Etttora and other points
1t has assumed n malignant form, md several
fatnl casus arc reported. business is being
retarded. a local veterinarian pronornces
1t ltalarinl sp!nal fever. 1t aifccta tic brain,
Ml1 tho eyes sWDll shut and AiscllargH. The
aptne nnd kidneys 6tsom affected. a1st tha legs
swell Hp buddy. Coughing y Genur,!tly no.
ticetl, but Ii mt 4 necessary attendant.
, 1881-09-10

o,,c If tiulfnrSs In TIM stoct; Market. null tho
ynI,,me Mt lin bnx},css wns vnrv smnlt.
Nn,,cv ,yns ,,lrntv Mt Il ,,pr rcut. thourl II
wns t,htnInnb]o Mt |, mr. cent On ,,utlotlntcd
mr,unn,nt sreurtt,rs. Tl,nro wos falling
off In oynorts. tho totni vnIuo of wl,lrI,
rruc,c,l sr,ss.s, or olm,t sl;n nm trss finn
fho ,,r,oo,,t,,,, ,r,o,, trhn ,irv.r,. tro,1,, /.
n"u p.ece,lns Wsch. |.,, ~ "ts.Ro1'"s ua" ~
ia'riy active alH'. whnie IL WY CONSERVATIVE :,
trllu Is good. The Eraln trnttc wns subjected
:, x,ur,, I,mct,,at,nrY mn, thn toimn,n ~ i,nat.
,,s, rat,,,na svl,,,t ,v,s s,,,,;,i,., s,,,,f,,.t
ness seuaee" ns"s WIS esieeuslas suo1s:s
~ ctlRtEes. Saturday prices declined cents
frum tElose OF Friday, aud 1t remained
,',,t;co ~ imcrensn ~ s,nrsuo rntss
no,ss ~ m..es'sn " s'o'ms" ~ ILLUS LILLE
mud It closed ut decline to sl.5 for No. +:
Western stt,t. aid corresponding fall in p1,-
t1nrs. yVntIunstlnv tho mnrkrt rrnrteA md
.I,n,xo,, ~ a.,,.",;oo - 4 a.,,., ,,"r 1,"si",
md Yesterday n further adya''ce Of ~ cents
to sl.4"}S was recorded. To-day, ]'uwoyer.
clnsed ot q tl,< f,,r s,ot Al t,,a nnanlnrr ,,r
" .rh""n" u" tny :, ~ a. s os ,,tn 49, tr nc.,r c tvt
at tho close the highest offered wns sl.44ell.
snlcs, 3tpssU57 bushels; exports, l4s,soo
bushels. In botl. receipts NIT! saics thsro
was u falling of Of = per cent while
tho quantity exported was Il little
nr.cr,,tn' ' " ,ve,,,. - stoct IN @ ~" ctcvatnrs ,
t,day is,s % 10, b,.sl"ls rhe Fl en- corn t Market
also showed = slarp tlecline, md from 20
eenis. the glostnr prse Friday, It dropped to
iil{4 CENTS Tuesday, Tho decline cnuscd moro
inulslry, a'll ull Wednesday, IN advance OF
l ccnt was noted, md, under iilucil heavier
receipts, tho narlset nuyancetl tn G0114 cents
Tlnlrstny. Today there was IT fnlr nlnount
Ut business tlote Mt dcclsle uf Il cent FROM
yestnrtny, but tie nIarlct ctnsed !mactfyo
natt lnwcr. 'lhe absolute cortalnty OF u shart
crnn has made holders firm fl tlefratemanlts,
md It II expected higher prices viii prevail.
Rrrripts fur tho week. s5,4:4 bushels; sales,
l47,Gt:s bushels: exports, Hi,51 bushels; III
elevators, Mt.,,.s, b,.sl,sEs, or nearly doubt.
the uualltlty mt tile elosn OF last week. Oats
ruled Quits steady. Reccipts were % per
cent less than those Of lust week, but nl,re
tlnn e4lua tn tle ttell.all1. To-Day tho market
Showed Mnre tirMness, n1ld prices y sntle
hettcr wero ubtaineh IN .ull descriptions.
llyu WIS dull, and prices declined AbDttt
, 1881-09-10
91sAr'tE t;f,IrH'rS.


Wllllatn Mans 4 Co. brRnl Il sutt in debt yeEter-
t1ay to recover e5,0aD ur sRnuild j. Springer aud
Friedman Stcrnhcftnnr.
Constantine 1ionnttl commenced m action III
trcsrnss aKNlnst tho ChteAuo s. 0rhnd Trunk
Hallway Company. lnyiag damages at $4,000.
Edward fKoo sued tho Hnnie con,pnny for Il lkU
Mtn0unt.
THO pcople tor tho ,fsc of c. II. TInry brn,ight
suit in tlB1't for $2,MM ngnlNst Edward Murphy,
II. II. 8ampsnn Rnd r. l.. Tuuhy.
, 1881-09-10
One Of Them, Pat McGowan. Printer
Known In Chicago and
St, Louis.
The Father Of William Browns Vic
tim Followed the Murderer
Ito Texas.
Clcincl 10 Ills Man, Tho Arcngcr
Brought I.ach Ills Sons
Singer.
0no Of tho Indians Hanged at the eame
Time Tortured Terribly.
R~etat Dtspolta 10 The Ehstaao Iribun

ronf sMlra t. A,s s,4,t sup.; c, ,,n,r,st "
tlowan, w,,lte' and Ahel and A,uos Marley, n y
ooio.h as.s '.,ol.'"s H., ~. ', ". ,,,. o ss;a,
S,, u III, ~ ,u c""r n"Ts of to eu M military
mitte,I x guartI was set on the walls sur-
,s',,.,ft,,r Tin f.,t IN knnp t,nnt Tho ,wn,,l,
,.%,' srrrmu,isi u i" - n" cinnnreI for % al.
"iio surrounded " a'"' c''ah'otcs III, "a-
were tuken fsnm prlsom. While oil the way
In tl,e scnfrold iIrowr fuinted, hut was spco Il
1v wy r,'vly."i 'N % onJ ii.n ,nnrcl, rcs,,,nc,l.
arriving M "'" 1T 'iiS tho w scene ' Of execution
the dcntli-warrnhts were fe;at anu
n pr1lyer offered, when each prisoner
lnat(e II short speech, acknowledging tlEelr
guilt, but expressing tic belief TINT tl,eIr sins
Ind tpc,, fvreiyen and tlletr souls would 10
str"trt % o r. ~ itrava,, ~ Shortly aftcr 10 n'clore
the prisoners bado tlto spectators good by.
Their nrlts y1,d legs wcre bound alsd the cup
aml ro,,e ullustc,l. As tho cap wns placrd
"x"r 1sa,Ic"ti,s ,tSod h, crirI o,,t. i. WA iva
oier tMusctrs 'eau l'o ct!ct ou'' .,r.tn ~ NV
ulo w ae sea't"1u .',.s n'oa nv. nocs
aEa'll III l'eA'e'| tnls evening" 4hu s'sMt1l
was then gtVe1i, aMl Tie trap sprathS. the
bO,lies fulltng something over six feet. The
three white ii,en tietl Instantly. Tho Indians
fnn.,f1tutuc1v A sfrnh11t, f,tf,ntt
"4'tiiut eoaf",safs9' - n.te4. y. olDu',
ehs'ea from A'ltos Aih'!ieyS t'oatn' "ilo
both perislletl mEserably. In sixteen nln'IteA
tho bodies wcro cut down a1lu gtyon to tlnir
fr1rut1s fnr hurjul
1s's w. n.,.,,, .,.,,,,,.o
EVE MuAbEnEis AMI IhEllt CHIMES
Tlae history Of the murtcrers WHO to-day
mid tho teutl. penalty Is not without inter-
est. Earl, unve rprnrti nj his lifa tn tin
ro,,r,ua,,totIv,, ~ ,r,,., ft,,,c.no ,ru,n,,y,,
,vI',, .,,a1,",i .,,on, ,'rt,r T., IA oxnnn,tar
Gaoraa mv % ~ 1,aIDot, t " ta,,nr ontl i,andsnv,.,
'eoIRo W. 1''uage11 souhs lal'' 'a'toso"'o
white nsal', said. ia substance:
My history Is brief. a,n q native Of
Smith Countv. Texas. md am 9, yrn1s old.
H.. yotI,ar a ,rooitt,r. ,,io,tnr r,ovs ,ra -
nooI n,lv.a,io, iutantlfnv n a,,rt mn r., Tim
,,oroo,,tIt, H"os, hns,nnss MT ! ,.ns ,.,ti o,,1
"'cacaltst'o puo1Isso' n"s ""o NV .."u
waywart, MD sooh lctt !loh'c a>sa started
III the world for myself. l need mot rucall
my yarions adventures, Vol Sl1c , per-
| l,cna oomoth,rv or tho tifo oYn tr,vnx ro,vcr
1p ,,, .,t ,,,.. to 'i,,J. - .s. a.ma
VIII, tllefe!ore' Only Allade 10 inc crhhe
Whtci, has cost INC liberty aMl life. | WIS
employed by William H. Stephens, and witt,
him ,yns tnkInr somn u nm 1tnE nf cntt]n
fror, ,raync tn ths Stntes W1fin mn ro,l.t,
, 1881-09-10
FEVER.
Epset1& Dlspdtch to 1'hs Chiedqo 1rtb4uA,

LONDON, Sept. 0.-rhe doctors repnrt over
tfty cases Of ,nnlnrin fevur In tho city Mt
present, as a consequence 6f lack OF water
md filthy ,.utute ot thu lacI; lanes.
, 1881-09-10

THE CALI. MONDAY.
JUDTH DNuNMOyD-Tn chambers.
JutI1E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1nl general busl.
ncsa.
Jun1E QARY-SIutions.
lUpue sst.rH-MotIons.
Jufl3t: HAWEs-SlOtlon9.
JuiHE ANTiIDHY--Nfotfons.
Jui,NE EJAM1:SOH-(tDnttsta.ti motions.
1uE,0E MDnAK-sfntions Tuesday.
Jup1E W1L1.rAMsON-Nas. lN1 to 200, 200. 200.
JUDGE GAHpSKn-Nos. 1Jj, lUs, a.H to 3O0, j0l.
, 1881-09-10

A 1;1s!vAI1 AND UEr,n.r,,n.
a TNA!N51,i:xrLAsArms ~ ~ 1i!K or
;ai;sifi,"i ;aionsy Gx1tS ssinsIE' sisE4' s'r.s s.ss,
rot ,sn, rsrx" i',,,.s = s,crs;..v*stcrn r,. nu,
niy u ~ Eark.s tif md i.1jttt. .,n,1 ,nt,1Hrisio,
ail.l anot cornor u Walls Eta Kntt%nl.1net ii9u.tt
, 1881-09-10

fVEANs
Judges Gnry and Smith will bo In court totny
to hear nintlons.
Jul!Eu t1nn,usun wlll l,cnr divorce cnses todny
Judge fInwrs hns exchanged ruon,a with Judge
MuA 1letcr linking tho lnttor'B ct,rriliaius rnit,
u. tho ruurth t!ubr, nr'i will bo In court tlaIty
next week to hpun 1l0ttons.
, 1881-09-10

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. D.-rho continuance
Of dry weather Mnkes tie subject OF tic
tlrontll one Ut constant thought AMONG bilsi-
HESS men. Speculation rs to Its effect OIL
varfous departments Of business is tho cnn-
ttilllal theme 0f conversation. 1t Is admitted
TINT 1ionc Of tho growing crops can now be
llelpeh by rain, alhi that tllo stutus of corn.
potatoes. ai.u lnrllnps tho tobacc0 crop Is
liked. llnin nny bring out fuIl pastures nlul
TINS give Erent relief tn stock growers. 1t
Is somewhat anomalous, but still! fact, TINT
thu grocery tra.hc Is unusually active. All
kinds Of fOnd products nre higher lii
price, ,and thu denln1ld il unusual
" Hct!yp. ut tho advance. Utnur
Dry gnUtls. boots and all0Hs, csotling, asll
trnn are INCLINED to ha conservative. N[a,tu-
fac!urera, l!oweyer, 80 not seem to be ntlcct-
vi by. tho drolttl!. There IL 10 cessation to
establishments nro running extra time OF nr0
arranging to enlarge their facilities. Tho ~
tlilcltuIl IN the rats Of taXnt!Ur N1ld tho Ger
taln.y that great burden Il l'ftel FROM tito
Southern l.Allrond lsas II teltlenuY 10 Oil.
courage manufacturers to nxtuiul their btlsl-
ness. Banks repnrt business dull, lu,tl
E,.Htnftl exchange ~ q discount, With Dver
SN,ND, 000 capital In thu NntEOlal balks nl0ne,
Ciatcln'iat! boco'l,es sensitive to tsuctuat!on
0t tratlu.
,:rne tendency Of grein has bcen steadily
llKs!ur all tho week. Wtleat reachu!l SI.43,
tiny. lMrlcyls lnartlly Quolabic, tic weather
w Whisky : ast!vc aud firm at sl.14. with
Gottan f;; ,,, a,!ya,lsol u csnt during tho wouk:
lrnyisions nro yery soarce, with u .cutelc.l
4dv'llicn mud Strong upward tendency.
Lard lias alyaalcea lcArly Is cent slnrluw thu
XII blr,i, ~ y,,,t., .,,, ,.,,
, 1881-09-10

Tho Bradford tnsolvcnt cAsn occupied tho
most OF tho ttne Ut tho County Court agstu
yesterday, MntI Aftcr hcurtng tic nrg.t1lpnfs
IlidEc 10olnsa touls tho whole matter uncr nd
rtfGtiHnt.