davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-28

4 A. L.. A. fran Wiilmar fragar: Jag
k6pte ett stycke skog for ungefar 10
ar sedan och fick .'deed" pa detsam.
ma, kan jag nu tvingas att betala
gammal sstax' 6samkad imam jag
k6pte skogen -, :, ;sa:.5 ;;s:: .s--1>,,-,'
u Nej, ingen; kan tyingas att betala
skattf6r nagot land, men ON skatten
sai betaIas sd f6rloras landet, och nj
FAR halla or till den som gaf or s.deed''
for skad sattning. Den som k6psr
land utan att forst f6ryissa sig ON
att allaskatter arc bstalta han hand,
lar lika klokt som den dsr k6psr hat
ten.i ssckan.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-28
sMEKM2NAnBN kalla fransmanner

SMEKMkNADBN kalla fransmannen
sensaine de plaisir, d. a.: den n6jsam.
ma veckan, engelsmannen saga honey.
noon: honungsmsnad, tyskarne fit.
terwochen: glitterveckorna, hollan.
darne pittebsodsweken: hvetebr6dsvec.
kor, polackarne tydzlen misdoaoy: no.
nungsveckan, portusiserna semana
dos pvGzeSes: mum terheternas vecka,
spanjorerne saga el pan de Ia boda:
br6llopskakan.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-28
En- hund aktenskaps.
maklare.

Hr Viktor Frisk hade uti Upsala
afslutat sina studier SAINT efter ahag-
da examina erhallit svart pa hvitt Of
yer sina insigter; han hade afven
redan erhallit l6fte ON plats hos en-
haradsh6fding for att under winter.
tlnget praktiskt tillampa det juridiska.
vetande han innehade och ON hvilket
de erhallna betygen f6rdelaktigt witt
made. Men annu en- gang Vile han
njuta af det angenama lif, som for
den aldrande mannen visar sig sa ham
ryckande, da han under lifvets tunga
arbete aterkallar det for slit mime
jag menar den under ferierna pa lam
det tillbragta tiden. Det skulle ju
blifva hans sista ferier, och hvar och
en- vet hvilken betydelse det winner,
som skier "for sista gangen."
Det var afven cit annat skal, som
kallade honom till ''Trollebo" utom
det som ofvan namnts, och delta var
behaget hos brukspatronens enda dot
ter. hvilken helt och hallet smugit sig
in hans hjerta under det hon upp-
vuxit och som nu enligt hans 6fver-
tygelse endast genom d0den kunde
slitas darur. Men beklagligtvis hade
ALA hans bemodanden pa langt mar
icke haft del framgang han hoppats
de djerfvs Observation-Disclosures,
med hvilka han betradt Trollebo, ha.
de trotshans sangviniska lynne ALT
mer och mer f0rtvinat. Hyad. orsa.
ken kunde vara, lat sig icke afg6ra.
Kunde Papa anse honom for ung och
hans framgang hfvet for osaker,
eller kunde Mamma, hvilken stadse
haft svart att bara den f6r6dmjukel'
Sc, som antagandet at ett ofraIse
namn alltid medf6r at en- qvinlig att
ling af en- adel och uraldrig slagt. hat.
va beslutit att hennes dotter atmin.
stone skulle ega oomtyistlig 1attighet
till titeln t'Hennes Nad;" e1ler vore
m6ihgen Hulda eli f6rtjent af slit vac.
kra och hanf6rande namnf Ala des'
sa tankar genomilade honom omvex.
lande och framkallade hos honom mer
eller mindre playa ALT efter stamnin'
gen FOR tillfalIet. :g...s!.,:s,, :.
:panna kunfIe viHserlirea1 hvaa h602
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-28
EN- APPARAT FOR ATT 6aoNBL1oK'

En- APPARAT FOR ATT 6aoNBL1oK-
L1aEN HEJDA sKENANDE HAsTAR. Pa
en- sadan har Kemhadjien Paris tagit
patent. Pa kuskbocken finnes en- med
vatten fyld spruta, hvarifran slangar
utga, hvilka anda sma via betslet
2anbragta r6r, som aro riktade ini lha-
.starnss nisborrar, sa att vattnet In.
Etrkngsr deri, de- sprutkolfven ned
,sx1dkes. - -2es3'~' q.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-28

A. L. fran Thompson fragar: Var
god underratta mig i eder tidning
hvar skamttidningen "Puck" utgif-
YES, dess adress ch prenumerations.
vilkOr
Den utgifves af Keppler & Schwarz.
man, 81 Warren Street, New York.
Den kostar $5 per ar och $l.25 for ire
mAnader.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-28
Fragor ocn svar.

d. II. JfaU U1QHfODH 1IagHT. OHl
en- man som har tagit homestead
land och bygt hus ock arbetat pa det
samma hela tiden och gjort EFT f0rman.
ligt arbete, men kunde CORA annu mera
ON Ell den lnyckna skogen wore va
gen, har ratt att s,lja eller afver-
ka skogen. da det kan visas att landet
darieenom f6rbattres och ej f6rsam.
ras?
ia.
c.. L. fran Moorhead fragar: l:o
Ar en- atlandning full medborgare
ON fadren tagit bada sina natnralisa-
tionspapper imam han (sonen) var 81
ar gammal
30 Ifall fadren blott tagit slit for.
sta paper, har da sonen raft att taga
presumption utan att sjelf taga nagot
citizenspapper!
SO Kan en- man ''prove up" pa EFT
guvernementland utan att f6rst vara
fullkomlig medborgare. (ueml.: att
hafva tagit bada citizenspapperen!
40 Hvar var landotfce for Good.
hue county aren 1855 och 1857!
10 Blot de barn som aro under
l8 ar, blifva naturaliserade genom
fadrens fulla naturalisering. De som
dS aro Oliver 18 ar maste sjelfva vid
fyllda 2l ar lata naturalisera sig ipf6r
6ppen domstol men beh6fva ej taga
det f6rsta papperet.
30 Nej.
SO For att ''prove up homestead
land maste han forst uttaga sitt an.
dra paper, men icke for att "prove
up" en- preemption.
DO I Red Wing.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-28

J. Fl. P. fran Morriso's fragar
1:o Kan man fa k6pa "internal i'm.
provement" land utom pa publik aux.
tion, mar priset ar satt pa landet
90 Finnes karta 6fver Minnesota
att fas fritt nagonstades i Minnesota
10 Nej.
30 Sc annonsen 6fverst pa 2:dra
sidan, dagens hummer.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-28

skra enter
i3sR. eanhan. SaSyvaahsAys.e &. AIinnkAp &.
81 PA ,Ianbsss, lsi B. m 81. Is Paul.
II Chla Kkman, IN r nh ST., 81. Paal
ia. Iageastr5m,, Rast Union, CaEvn Go.
Philip O. johnson, Wateftown g.:
Sehsales s sssd slaa lsaaisssqvis c.Fysr - :" -. ::
Nels u. Holm, Grove City, Meeker =
Beugt Hanson, Atehnsld,
20. 'Hoglu1d, Daasel, -. " a..
B. Thurstenson, Cokato, Wright a
J. N. yonasson, 6candia, Warrington.
Ole Kron, Evansville a..
n. D. Anderson, Evansville
SIN. Carlsen, WimAr, KAndiycm
8. Hogden, Oscars Lake, DeugiW
John Kron, Alexandra,
A. Blom, Ortonyille. Big Stone Il
A; A., Z. Knutasen. Psa,e.a R'pd'' otses 1aa' c.
Mis- Nilsson, baczed Heart. Renville county.
John NJ. Befgstz5m, Aurdock P. o., Swift 90.
N. N. Stone, Kerkhoven, Swift county. -....
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-28

hans musikaliska och sallskapIiga ia.
Hanger, som gjorde .honom tin ett
mycket: angenamt sallskap under de
langa h6stqyallarna, menFdetta tyck.
ties ej inverka pa.sk6n Hulda, och han
s6kte darf6r, att hos henne CORA sig
bemarkt geuom sin skicklighet | rid
derliga efningar. Men afvens har vo-
ro f6rhallandena ogynsammas ty ehn.
ru han visste sig hafya samvetsgrant
tagft yaluta for sina, lektionapennin.
gar l sd val faktning som gymnastik
och ridaing, SO fam han icke ems on
rival att utmana, och de slderstlgna
och fullg6dda- .yagnshastar, som dro.
go Trolleboherrskapet till grannarne
vid de ia h6gtidliga bjudningarna oca
in6dfall tjenstgjorde vid akerbruk ct,
voro ei lampliga till eqvilibristiska
6fningar for honon och Hulda. Det
aterstod honom sxlunda icke annat an
att lysa som cit slags Nimrod, och han
var 6fverlycklig dasdsn gamla skog-
vaktaren prisade honom for Hulda
sasom traktens utmarktastes skytt,
ehuru var sanningskarlek n6dgar oss
erkannas att delta snarares hade sin
,orsak hans frikostighet med inne-
hallet l cigarrfodra1et an i nagra syn
Herligt 6fverlagsna skott. Att han
kande sig sjunde himlen, da han
lyckats doda nagot stackars oskyldigt
dur och kunde som jagtbyte nedlagga
det for Hultas fotter, torde vara Of
verfodigt att omtala.
Men ALT var forgafves Hulda for
blef, So vidt synas kunde. So blind for
hans f6rtienster, som rattvisans af-
venledes blinda gudinna, at hvilken
han skulle egna sin framtid, borde
vara, ON hon ocksa icke alltid ar det
for de olika parterna. Tiden gick;
ett par manader hade f6rfutit utan
att Viktor erhallit slit forordnande.
Sa narmade sig vintern, och marken
betacktes af sn0, dammar och backar
med is. Vik,or fortsatte sina idrot
ter mot skogens och faltets dur a.
vaktan pa att fa DIVA sin f0rmaga in
ON rattvisans tempel, ON vi So IA kal.
la tingshuset i Y.
En- dag kom skogvaktaren och be-
rattade att en- skara vildander hade
slagit sig ned pa cit 6ppet stale
i den q, som ram genom Trollebo
egor vid pass en- half mil fran garden.
Han inbjod den efter jagtens lagrar
juristen att dit atfolja ho.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-11-26

DOLLARS $50 DOLLARS
-wILLBUY A.
7.0CTAvE SQUARE OR UPRIGHT
CONSERVATORY PIANO,
WITH STOOL AND COVER,
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
no LIARS IIO
A 5-OCTAVE
CONSERVATORY ORGAN
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Piano or Organ Warranted 6 Years.
Any Style Piano or Organ
Sent on fifteen days test trial, by furnish
ing Bankers, Express, or Railroad
Co.'s Certificate of Deposit
for the amount.
NOTICE.!
Te meet the demand for low priced Piano
and Organ, and give the public a substantial
and durable article, in place of the worthless
trash that is being advertised and sent to the
Coast from the East, offer the Conservatory
Piano and Organ at the above prices for cash.
and warrant the same for years. Please
state in what paper you saw this notice, and
oblige
JAMES S. SMITH, AGENT,
200 Post st, and POI, 2O3 and
2o5 Dupont ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
s M I T HIS
PIANOS AND ORGANS
NEW YORK & BOSTON,
Warranted For 10 Years
AND ARE SOLD
AT WHOLESALE PRICES !
For cash "a e,.- ,in.,ss ,2Aa.nts.
THE D-kEN0WNED
BRADBURY
GRAND, SQUARE & UPRIGHT
PIANOS,
Made in N. Y, Established 1854.
Sheet Music, Half Price.
G E R MAN UPRIG H 7 S.
Send for catalogues and price lists and get
full particulars from
JAMES S. SMITH,
A G E Mt,
200 Post ST.. and 2oi. 2o3 and
2O5 Dupont ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-11-26
MiddIe-Aged Men.

There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent ovacua-
ton of the blauder, OF ten accompanied by q
slight smarting or burning sensation and
weakening Of the system in a manner the
patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits q ropy sediment will
often be found, and sometimes small particles
OF albumen will appear, or the color will be
of a thin milkish hue, again changing to a
dark and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die of this difficulty, ignorant OF
the cause, which is the second stage of semi
nal weakness. DR.. S. will guarantee perfect
cure in all such cases, and healthy restoror-
alton of the genito- urinary organs.
Office heurs--10 to 4 and & to 8. Sundays
from 10 to IL A. M Consultation free. Thor
ough examination and advice SIS. Call or
address
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-11-26
NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON Cry, NRv.,

LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CITY, NRv.,
January 18th, 1881. !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ william A. Stinson has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof before the
Register and Receiver of said office at Carson
City, New, on Monday the 21st day of Febru-
ary. 1881, on Homestead Application No. PAP,
for 8 Il of 81 h sec 50, tip Is n r % e, and
lot of n e fri 4, lot Of n W fri 4, and Sc
\ of u sec 2, tip II, n 25. E NJ d NJ. He
names as witnesses: Robert l. Millsap, Henry
o. Percell, Morris Percell, and Charles b. Os-
burn all of Mason Valley, Esmeralda county,
New. Postoffice address: Mason Valley, Es-
meralda county, New.
G. A. WITHERELL, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-11-26
Young Men

NXTHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects of youthful follies or indis-
erection, will do we'll to avail themselves of
this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar
of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case o.
seminal weakness or private disease for every
kind of character which he undertakes and
fails to cure.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-05

Pigs feet canned at Gallagher &
Murphy's.
Choice brands of tobacco and cigars at
Gallagher & Murphy's.
A full line of new and nice cOnfec-
tiOnery at Gallagher & Murphy's.
Champagne cider at Gallagher &
Murphy's.
For all the latest and nObbiest styles
of hats and caps call at H. j. Miners.
Choice butter just received at Beckers.
Family mess pork, corn beef, mackeral
by the kit at Beckers.
Labrador herring at Beckers. Very
nice.
The finest line of crOckery, china,
glassware, tea and bedroom sets in town
Is to be found at Beckers.
When you want anything in the un-
derwear line give II. j. Miner call, for
he has stock that for quality, quantity,
variety and completeness lies over any
thing ever before shown here.
That new fall stock Of dry goods now
open at H. L. Greenthal Il Co.'S is i'm
mense.
For a good ct and nobby looking over
coat or ulster give II. l.. Greenthal a.
Co. call.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-05


Wednesday night. 2s
ANGUS BoaGs left on the Pearl for
brief visit at Alpena.
Mr.. AND MRS. j. X. SMYTH arrived
here via the island route Wednesday.
WILL CRANE started for Alpena Sun
day. He is employed on surveying job
there.
MRS. A. j. ROGERS left on the Pearl
this week. She will spend the winter
somewhere in Canada.
CAPT. SAMUEL DODD, left on the Ke-
weenaw Sunday to look at a tug he is
thinking Of purchasing.
JAS. W. MCDONALD, our village presi-
dent, paid Detroit VISIT this week. He
went last sunday via the railroad.
ANsoN r. DODGE, arrived home on the
Lawrence last Sunday morning from an
extended trip out through Colorado.
MISS EMMA C. Coy, of Chicago, arrived
on the Lawrence Sunday. Her services
have been engaged by Miss Emily Eli
oft.
HON. VIM. MACARTHUR left yesterday
morning for Chicago and will probably
visit Arizona and California before he
returns.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHAs. f. LYNN started
last Sunday, via the railroad, to visit the
mother of Mrs. Lynn who is very ill at
st. Clair.
MRS. DIR. C. A. PERRIN, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. F. DePuy,
left on the Lawrence Monday night for
Charlevoix.
MRS. F. C. MCDONALD, who has been
visiting relatives and friends near Fen
ton, this state arrived home Wednesday
by way of the inland route.
Miss M. w. SMART paid st. Ignace
visit this week, and as a consequence
many of the ladies' over there are able
to sport "love of bonnet"
MRS. H. H. COBB returned from visit
to friends in Maine Sunday on the Ke-
weenaw. To say that Hale is once more
happy would be drawing it mild.
Mr.. CLEMENTS, of st. Joseph county,
arrived in the village Wednesday, for a
brief visit with his son, 0. M. Clement,
the boot and shoe dealer. Mr.. Clements
is thinking some of moving to our vii
lage next season.
JACOB WALTON started outside yester-
day morning. During his absence he
will stop at a number of places in the
south part of the State. He also has to
attend US. Circuit court at Detroit next
week as a juryman. We hope he will
have safe and pleasant trip.
VIM. HESS returned from his business
trip to Detroit last Tuesday afternoon.
He purchased the iron for the boilers
for the water works and expects it here
in few days. The boilers are to be
completed within 60 days from date of
contract.
JOHN PADEN and G.. A Grier, the
former conductor on the North Branch
railroad but who will be conductor on
j. L. q s. r. r., as soon as the trains run
here regularly, and the latter, route
agent on the same road were in the vii
lape Sunday.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-05
Notice

Is hereby given that all general accounts
owing to G. A. Gallagher and remaining
unpaid December goth, next, will be adj
vertised in the Democrat and Northern
Tribune, giving the names of the per-
sons, the amount of the respective ac-
counts, and Offering the same for sale to
the highest responsible bidder.
G. A. GALLAGHER.
Dated ChebOygan Oct. 10, 1881.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-05
wanted.

A girl to do general house work i'm a
small family, must know how to cook.
Good wages and permanent place to the
right kind Of girl, Call at or address
this office.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-05
n. LIE Gault IL Son

Will open new invoices of dry goods,
fancy goods and notions next week, also
week after next. 29oct2t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-05

JOHN PADEN and G.. A Grier, the
former conductor on the North Branch
railroad but who will be conductor on
j. l.. & S. r. R., as soon as the trains run
here regularly, and the latter, route
agent on the same road were in the vii
lage Sunday.
, 1881-04-27
BRIGHTON,
LOCAL IAFItOYEMENT9.

AHIA44 4AF4lOf fkAkNIp4
4 meeting OF property.owne1 ut and In the
vicinity Of the brighton House WIS held ycster-
tay aEtesnoon ut the Palmer House. The fol.
lowing gentlemen were proscntt John Won't
worth, Nathan Cnrwttt. D. +. Jacobs, cx.Gov.
nrostt Moses Wentworth, JOHN MeCatfory,. Io-
il. M: Payne, Wasblugton Libby, O. Haywood.
and II. J. Morgan.
John Wentworth was elected ChhirmRn and G.
Haywood Secretary. Several short addresses
wore mado, nl! urging tho tlnportatcc % llrrt to
railway from tho brdKo to brighton.
Tho following MentcmeH Woro appointed COIN
tntttuo to call upon the hor4e- FAil"hy company
and seu whnt It ia willinx to do about It: WASH
tnBton Libby, II. ]. Morgan. @. Haywood, H. 4.
Jacobs, J. T.. Hurohcll.
he proposed to build tweaty houaea during tho
put up many t,ore. With the people NOW living
ut brighton aud In tho y!ulnity, and tho .graAt
additions RurD to h0 mnd0, it wAs firmly bo.
tieseI by nj! present that It would pay tho rail-
way coMpHny handsomely to oxtcnd It's line to
the Brighton iIouAB during tho coming seasnn.
The Importance Of tho Improvement Of West-
otn AyenuO by the Park Commissioners wsls islso
urged. Pr0ptrty.uMnurB tAa paid large Assc9a.
ments, and u! they bad ~ show to-! i was tho
etrnRgllng, staTvcllnY little trocs: Thpy bad
appointed committee TO walt upon tho Park
Commissioners mud urge thunl to complete the
boulevard: NAthAn Cprwlth, Washington Libby,
]. Il. Qurchell, u, +. Jacobs, and II. J. MorEAn.
Tho meOtinx WAa nu eafucdt 0le, composed
mostly OF strong niou who uleRn business.
, 1881-04-27


Mr. A. lsronaon Aioott, OF Concord, Mass. en-
terta!ned number Ut friends Inst evening at
No. 8759 Yiuctnnes avenue with q conversation
upon ''social Lite,' In opening Mr. Aicott said
that society raa the brqadest OF words. The
basis OF all soolety was love, for without love,
fellowship, and friendship for one another, NJ
wolI az for the Creator, nothing could exist. Tho
way fn which persons comprGaended tho word
l0ve WAS shown by tho way In which they
expression OF tic faoe wa1 Rn index OF tho ap-
probation we had ut tho divine 9ocilug. The
ideal woman was tho typB OF 80olGty, aud thia
Mas because shp WAS the tyte ut love. Man Was
tho type OF Intellect. but thorc could be no feal
Bnecty Without love- lie spoke about tho three
foltness which y Ia Mll natnFu 4ad tu all meta.
physics. and said that thers could bs no soeiety
be s0clety in md ut themselves because OF tho
God who was lhoyo them. He wnH love, and
unEosa that vital principle wAa Ia eociety thara
would be estanEsments, aud M utter lack OF
luyg.
There were some people who frose ono direct
ly one took their hauds. aud one could DO gure
that thote was wlntcr there n1ld no love- When
inquire how many OF the Commandments he
had broken. Ltkn temperaments attrhotet eauh
other; opposits rcpclled Similarity Ut faculties
denoted itku temptraMents Tho arst elnbryo
u spiritual: tho SECOND Ia Toupded on ncs1 ulld
btuttt. Aprupos Ut beauty oE form, it tho Cry
hs the result: Each ere ere might have ~ n
Ia ths giass they. .uiEht su6a0si
soma alteration =. ~ Appsoysnasnt. f6aFe
wero two types = scaaty, The blonde and tho
bEupot. but -thAESaters xlso Intermediates. An
, 1881-04-27

named swiRort had Just arrived from,
unrrctt tt.l., with lucoInotiyc No. IA md
twcnty-auven cars. and ~ no WAS nnacgualntcd
with tho city md its enyirons MI engineer
nnmcd Dean Sna sent 10 tnko ChWrRG hr hIt cn-
gtnt. and with It tnkh tlyo cnrs IL TIM yAruNf tho
Milwaukee g. It. rRul 1tnlrond. As Boon ns hn
Ind tnkon position inside tho cub and tnuchcl
tho lNvor tho cuglno r.ln nwny with him. nt'1.
owing to sHtne hefect In tho thrnttln-vhtvo,
Dean and tho conductor Of Tho train by their
combined efforts wcro iIhAt1g to throw tile
lever over .nlttl thus rcycrte tho engine. Upon
ucnring Kingston they sighted 4 train nhcatl.
md, anticipating collision, Dean. tho CON
dnctnr. n aroln1n, and n hrnkttnnn tnniped to
snyn thoir lives. Tho trHtn ntinna oOnalstcl OF
unRtno No. III mud Revorni cnrs, and
syhcn =. tho employees on IL saw ttnt
No. 16 was rlinnng nway. nnd TINT
tho men wero jumping fr,tn h0r to cscnpn tho
ncvltap!c eo!Ii:Ioi,. They gnyo tho Hlarm an
1t Tho tttna Iii tho "kituhcM." firing up. md was
right, Us Tho otllors did, ha Jumped to tho left,
md liut0rc tio could recover himself tho col!fson
occurred. ito wns cAuHht IN tho wrcuk. aud WAS
very seyoroly scal.lod by hut wntur and stcnln
ttnfOrD hg cnlilh 10 rrsouetl. 4 verdict Of ac-
oidontnl death was rctntnc! by tho Jury.
Mrs. H. a. etlle.nnn, OF Mhrnnr0, ILL.,. WAS nun
down ycstort!hy nt0rrinB ut the coFnbt OF Filth
avenue and South }yntor street by tean dr1lw-
ang Il wnEon tpttietf with lumber, and wAa 10.
voroty bruised nltnut tho limbs, but mt nally
tculn belonged to c. ". 0ntcs, cUrncr ot
Eighteenth and South Jefferson street, and waa
driven by August 81lt0rs, No. 670 South Joftcr.
SUI street. No arrests.
, 1881-04-27
THROUGH TIE TUNNEL.

4 GOOD T1tlN0 If IT lB rEAstntE.
An orsfor whs phssotl by the Council Mo1ldny
evening directing thd Commissioner Of Public
Works TO ronfor With tho President Of tho West
Sldo Street Nnitwny Company ne to tho uso Of
tho Washington street st,nttol III ortfor "to IT.
llcvo Madison street BRIDGE" II 1t Is practlca-
Bio to utilize tho tunnel travel to and frotn tho
Wost Side would be unattended will, tho voxa-
tlous tlciays which now charaotorizo It. cs.
poolally In tho summer, when vossels aro rttu'
ming up and down the river. And the cabo
road heretofore rpforred tn In TiE Tribune
would seem 10 10 just tho thing for pulling tic
cars through the holo. 1t ls particularly ldnptel
for hgary Bratcs,-tho Ercnt objection 10 tho
Washington atFoct tunnel. tho labor required to
Tho suggestion tint tho Weat Sde Cu1npnny
reporter interviewed President Jonos or tho
subject some months ugu, aud he expressnd
himself unfavorAhly because ho dftln.t consider
the project feasible. Mr. Lake fa understood tO
fnvbr It. Neither uf th0so gentlemen could 10
found ycHtcrllny. 60 q reporter hat l>pa!dt SEQ.
about II.
III think that plan can 10 worked OUT" gaad
he, "whiuh will ennbo ua to uso tho tunnel, but
have never hoard my dtsolias!nH on tho SUBJ
tGot. Sumo nt tho cArB might be run through.
Hnta fclfeve MadiaDn and Rnndolph streets, but
to turn In nil tho limos would result III ~ Kront
letAys As occur now when tho bridges uro open.
Yrcat denl TT time GOULD bo sAvcd. as things Ar,
now, whom q line Of cars and wnBnns Is formed
tho horsos have to be wntkcd sometimes hasr II
milo. Thoso 1T frnnt hayc to walk. md tnG
ones TINT follow Of course hay0 to do tho gatne
until they pnss the britlgc and viaduot+"