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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-10-15
Dissolution Of C0-Partner-
ship.

TDyHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
n existing between the undersigned under
the Arm name and style of WINZeI.L
CAMPBELL (of the Union and Sutro Markets., (,
il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business Of the late firm will be carried
on at Dayton, at the Union Market, ana at
the Sutro Market. sutro, by j. l.. Campbell.
Either party is authorized to use the hrm
name In collecting all bills, and In liquidation
Of the debts Of the late tirm.
L. WINZELL,
j. l.. CAMPBELL.
DAYTON, Dec. l, 1880.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-10-15
NOTICE.
HAULING
From CARSON to SODlE

HERopOSALs for the hauling of eighty
II 1907 tons glore or less, of machinery
from Carson, Nevada, to Bodie, Cal, will be
received Gy the undersi gned up to aud includ-
.ug January 81, 1881
The heaviest piece will weigh not exceed
ing Q 500 pounds.
Machinery 20 be delivered al the STANDARD
Consolidated mine. II B9die, under directions
Of the undersigned, and will be ready for
shipment at Carson on or about February J.,
1881.
C5utraetarg for above will state the price
per pound at which said machinery will be
hauled.
Information will be furnished by either the
undersigned or the Secretary of the Standard
Consolidated Mining Company, Room No. 20.
Nevada Block. Sau Francisco, Cal.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
WILLIAM IRWIN,
Superintendent Standard Consolidated
Mining Company.
Bodie, Cal, January 5, 1851
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-10-15
Application for Homestead
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CITY, NEv.,

LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CITY, NEv.,
November II. 1880.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following-named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and secure hnsl entry
thereof, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Carson City, Nevada, on
Monday, the 20th day of December, 1880, at
10 O'Clock, A. M, of said day, viz: BENZ ann
NJ. Hague, Homestead Application No. $50,
for the Ii of 5 f Ii Section 35, t ID, Il
25 +. and L Il of n & Il and y of E d
of Section 2, T -, N h %, f Nj d M. 10 prove
his continuous res dence upon, and cultiva-
tion o.. said tract. and names the following
as his witnesses, viz: Miller Beach, j. NJ
Houston, y. O. Hague, and Henry Baker, all
OF Mason Valley, Esmeralda county, New
Postofflce address: Mason Valley, Esmeralda
county, New. y. WlTHERELL,
n20W5 Register.
, 1881-09-17

cnuc, tint thls rcExa,nlnatfon will probably !
extend M far hack N iatlt. md that II Is tx
pectcd tn result In tho collection of IN tfh-
lnensa s,l,l OF money which the Natlona!
banks fnye, Inadvertently 0r otherwise, failed
iu pay 10 tho Government as a tax III, tho
average amount Uf deposits. With reference
10 tf,a abyn stltc,nent. Treasurer }tlhlEan
snid todny that llo WIS mt awaro that tho
National hunks Ind been milking Improper.
Incomplete, or erroneous deposit RETURNS
On the contrary, nc believed they lad been
complying with tho reglitnr rules Of tho
Trcasurer's office.
1lELAT1VE TO nt1'osiTs. :
tl,e fact that tho Commissioner ut Internal
Revenue llas concluded TO adopt Ill sub
statce md to apply to Tie State banks tue
methods nntl requirements 50 long III forco
in tho rruasurer's office, and III accord-
anco witt, which thu National banks
tlayp for fifteen years ascertalnetl nfha
ra>orted their average taxable deposits, shows
that whatever relsnn thBro mny now W l0T
Investigating tho heiosit returns Ut the l'fl.
yule bhl,kA does not Apply Gctletaily tQ INC
tletDsit returns Ut tilu National banks. II ~
sufu to sny that there H. no oecasl0h iar y
general nyerhnu1lnE nf the Sntioitai Dank
accounts, and that ltwll! not be dono.
THE Address OF CONr1toLf.Eft KNOX
Mt tho annua! convention Ct the American
| IullkerN' Association At NtnEarn Falls on
q Dry Uauk Statistics" l,ns becll published!
ly tkB bankers Publishing, Association, nl
| Nuw York, in q neat pamphlet ot bfxleell
| fIngcs.
, 1881-09-17
Notwithstanding Drinks,

Pat IHil aaxfuS. = 49,,
Thu Introduction Of teA and coffee into this
country has probably l0uc moEe TO pruM9ir
tutuI,ofaucu than nil tho temperanco aucle!ies
thnt over c1ated. II v noll"iIto xteating driilE
could 10 seeurel as pleasant to tho palate ua
vino, which would cheer Without iue0r1st!bX,
aud could lu served Without = preliminary pr,,s
serious fI!ow woull be struck at the empire OF
Ktux Alcohol thin my wh!uh he IL likely 70 ro.
crjyp frotu the I'erMlsAve bills Of the United
klnullu1n Alliance. Judging, however, ifon
the tlrst annhnl t1mpegallce cxhihlu0n "niGh III
now bqiux held ut the Agricultural Hall. lslin9-
tun, that want has not yot beon supplied: Iae
Immense popularity Of Xonsl0ne When It "na
trst brought uut il attcsted BY tho Awarn of iH1-
tators which followed 10 c!osely " pos9sttese IN
pearancc; hut neither Z1e1onc. nor neao1one:
nor Nocd0nt. nor all tho rest CONT noinea. 0an ~ ~
Yct 10 regarded 4s cuHbltnT tho teetot1ler ~
furnish bts tinnaf- tAblo With boycraKea ~ At
abstaiueF. Tue display IN tho ARr!cultural Hall
i somewhat dtssppo,ntnY ana: 80 =. fas, a
for wlnn scems to tp the aGrated water procured
in knxoxene or "c1ertescent foalntaahn IN,
Vuruti to tRsso by the various "fru!t drinks
which xrO steadily coming lnto use.
, 1881-09-17

Mlt1 AM plSANHFtk+h nl4fts
Spssiat Dt.pat<h to 1As Chicago Tribune.
FEEEpo1sT, ILL.,, Sept. lG.-Totay has been
wet mud aisagreeable, and especially did 1t
have tendency to keep large number Of
people FROM this cityto participate tn the ail-
Nai reunion pf the old veterans Of Stepheil-
SUI, Comfy, which wns held liore. However,
tile attendance was large, and . good time
was hau by oil. There were large repre-
sentattuls present fran the nefElborlnE
citles. Capt. Phil Arno was the afarslal OF
the .luy. The exercises were to have been
held at 'laylor's Park. but the weather was 81
bad that !ArIuory Hall was selected. Speeches
were l,asle by lieu Smith u. Atkins, editor
Ut the frecport Republican,: Con. Charles
II. White, Of Lena: Don X. Frazer, eslitor Of
the Sit. Carroll Herald: Gen. Stutz, md
others.
THE ELECTION OF oFrtcEns
resulted aa f0llowa: President, Gen. Smith
d, Aikils; Fict-rrpsitlent, Capt. William
Stewart: Secretary, ". y. LOWS, OF Lcmn;
Treasurer, Capt. j. +. Reel, Of cetlaryiIle+
ii was a.srcell TINT ue President should np-
ruint Vice-president FROM cacll township
In tlle county, ns well rs for each ward II
Frccp0rt. Tho Executive Comsnittee will
select tho next place Of meeting. The re-
union vas success, Notwithstanding tlie
fact that ic,l. logat promised 10 be present
| and disappointed the sulditrs.
, 1881-09-17

kEyES-TESTf1s OF A FAIR CROP.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Reports to tho
Department of Agriculture show that the
general average condition Of the potato crop
Sent, was ~, a decline Ut - per cent snce
Aug. /. Tho condition last September was
90. The severe and protractcd drouth Is o
chief cause Of the unfayorable outlook,
though there are serlous complaints In some
localities OF insect injuries. The New En-
gland States in the East, and Wisconsin. Min"
npsota. and most Of the Territories In tho
West have been to great degree exempt
from tho disastrous effects Of the droutll,
and sr average of The eSrllor pa5it "f fis
In fhe interior States tho general condition
iias been one Of cxtrems dryness, which has
injured both potatoes ard corn IT,! most .,!. sori,
States OF New York. Pennsylvania. Ohio,
ashiean, i!llois s wse9nsin, aa u doTa th
CROW Of the country, il IT, or within , per
cent Of the average Ut tic wllolo country.
, 1881-09-17
GERMAN CROPS.

WASHINGTON, y. T.. Sept. 1'l-A United
States commercial t,gent at Dusseldorf sends
extracts from carefully prepared report Ut
tbs prussian Minister OF Agriculture, ny
which It ts shown That the wheat crop Is fully
20 por cent lcss t!,an IN average crop. a1id .s'
per cent less thai estimates. In rye the
falling off is from Is to ~ per cent. AL
other crops are short from 10 to 1t per cent.
In hay tho falling off IL from one-l'nlt to
two-tl,irtts. while present prices (S3t per
toni are double last years ut tho sn,ne time.
So great Is the panlc that largo professions
Of peasants, botla at Dusseldorf and Cologne,
ing prayers ior rnit,. Meteorological reports
fr0ill April to July sh0w only ohg anu orr.
hnlf Inches rainfall, agalnst six Inches To- ior
Agent Warner strongly advises the ship
mcnt from the Unite.l States Of compressed
hay In Increased quantities.
, 1881-09-17
EARLY SNOW.
A Storm Of the Unwelcome Crystals
In Southern Minnesota
Yesterday.
Cloudy, Rainy, and Gold Weather
Over n Large Extent Of
=. Country.
PROSPECTS, Of General Improvement
in Meteorological Conditions
for Today.



OFFICE or THE CHIEF StHSAL OrrlcEn
WAs,slSHrnS. u. t., Sept. Ill a. l'.-Ohlo
Valley and Tennessee, fair weather. south to
west winlts, stationary ar higher barometer
md temperature.
Lower Lake region. falr weather. followed
by clearing weuther. h0nther)y winds, stu
tEouary or higher erte,npcratllrca ainl barometer.
Timer Lake region, fnlr weather, so,tttserly
winds, stationary Or higter barometer a1"i
temperature.
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, partly cloudy woattler. local rains.
south to west winds, stationary or higher
Ciutlonary signals continue at Duluth.
'l'lu, Chief Signal Oi!irer If tllu Army
furnishes tic following sDerial bulletin :
barometer highest III NeW England n1ltl tiiG
(,atn,liafl maritime provinces llld lowest IN
| tic i.,wer Missouri Valley. Tie, tcnt'era-
tutc las fulleil from tllre. 10 ten heKreGs IN
| lila Ohio Valley mid Tennessee. Cloudy.
| rainy weather llus prevailed In the Lake r.
gtUlis, the Northwest. Middle md Solltli a.
lantic St.tes during the dny. EastErly wiMHs
| continue in Suw England ahl tlie Mlttlc
Atlantic States, enlitherly winds III the
| SnHtI, Atlantic States and thu mississippi
Valley. .,.,,
prevail to-day and probaoIs to'm'rf"w n. y, ~ tht
Ohio Valley, tho Tennesser, ail1 t1e Ha'
StAtes .....
, 1881-09-17

Special IMtdlCA 70 ~ %htshao 4ts"N'A"s
OTTAWA, Sept. 10.-The Minister ot Agri"
culture has been enllcd upon to decide I'LL
interesting patent case. Messrs. Ives & Co.,
hardware tten!efs Of NlontreA1, having h'at'e
nm application to have Quaslled patent
granted tn the Washburn T. Moen Na'l"-
featuring Company, Of Worcester, Mnss., for
n certain description or wirc fence. Tho
ground upon which 1t Is asked tlat tic
uatent bo declared void IL, that the patentces
did not commence manufacturing their fe1l-
cling within tho Dominion inside Of two years
frnn the date Of their obtaining the patent
according to its conditions.
Tho Hull Dispatch says that for some time
past the Finance Department have been In
ycsttgatIng the Montreal Bank accounts.
Dlscrrpu,lctes to the extent Ut about $115, Ooo
were discovered. Some Sta. QUO Of the amount
| wns charged to wrong hccnnnts, which ~
satisfactorily expnlnet. tsut tilere is = 90,
ficiuncy Of Sl9 0N which chrsntst be accounted
r, d. Huntington, late 1leeeiyer.e'encral, afla
Mr. Lewis, a snperafilltnted Hi'!cial. nate. ~
ia understood, been asked to COME TO Ottnwa
and give suine explanation;
lng tile irola inines III Hull Township. Ottawa
| County, ce,.set operations tndny. 1t is now
SOME twenty months since the company tirst
began tnklnE out ORE anu stilpplhg II ~ uisat
busting lurtlnces IN the States. Alitl III TIN!
tI1ao they have taken out sUtno 10. ooo tons 0t
ore. Tliu royalty pa1h amounted To- some
$4,000, reduction being !natla Lust yeaf
nftrr n certain quantity had been taken out.
fj,o liz works OF the mines have been dlsna',tlc.i
aud tho machinery Will Do hlllppea 10 uie
The financial statement for the fiscal yea
ending the 30th Of juno has been co'lipletea ,i
mud It il understood tho surplus Is ove
, 1881-09-17

JLSf4{ IF1N1FFfpf. :, -
"sstoxoss sEHpsehirotsky sata H. To- cxss car,
s!a 5no s,n..I ut tna tlHlapa gateF "trhey hAvu
nsen ly lleRe, aSs sespondst j.. and the an VIZ
the seszeopo swesps the hori1on, 70 tn.t ~ no
nsriai iTciiitIx, f" And tho lightning rod Maut
Nnjosty, "The man with subscriptions 70 II
hsria o.. y special trstn.'' "AnA the lat!der an
nalaeo dungeons" '.Ths nun wig ct'ntMues H.!
This late dny to SAT, What, nsserF "Thy II
.r,SrlaI hcatstpan wears hls watch chain. 'Is
wail. Telpgraph TO Europe lhas another con
spIEacy has been buttte. keep tho KnnaM,on M III III
road trai1,s, under Thy slK!lant eye. and msS T. 81
isasr. 81 Kuwuow, bloss thce." And the 81
putttuv Oh his eastlrun ulGat'soE!, 9pkse0t
his pgincely couch.
, 1881-09-17

4 baby's 9ssvo At GLASGOW. sid:, received osf tor
bsing frequently plattu4 on It, md The sod .,.i
m ofst T. e. dtsss aaS
ais TIL, snd sa' .uplobs I'LL VII IL Srsys. 5oxa
erecicd tol,stona latey ana tneh at 1m y m',st
IL, tukun Juw,,. Tho rhuruh authorities ,ii hoi4
several s.ixs q ;T.t n.oneboy xSo
nutsd oas bo opons4., Tnis Wa dong, y saa q
brown conceded thst tho cothn tonna 5aaa6'.n '.a
xas tha ons that had tuclosed his calld+ Ehe
etUpe Aal been removed,
, 1881-09-17

pEscESnAyTS or nAltOS Won STEt1fsES
WHO Will. ATTEND THE cESTESSlAl~
WASHINGTON, u. G., Sept. l0..-A cablegran,
from Everctt, Charge d Atlalrcs Mt Berlin. was
received ut Department Of State to tho elect
that Tho Invitation nr the Unlteh States
Government through the German Min'
lister ur Foreign Affairs to rcpresei'ta-
tivrs OF Baron Steuben 10 attend tile lurk-
town centennial huyc been accepted with
great appreciation by the following officers
Col. Won Stcuben, Seventy-stxth Regiment,
1!liAeshe!m; Capt E9n sts"ocf f,nt fo!IT1,1 Wa
Stsll6en, Eighth Regiment, Fra,lklurtroll;
UtiOr; Lieut.. Won Ste4ben, Twenty,secoat
Regiment. Knstndt; Lieut.: Vnn Steaben
Thfrty.l,tilth Regiment, Ditsseidorl; Lieut.
tIInsi1nIn1.
, 1881-09-17
l'CENIHs
hpteta& Utspasth to 1Nx EAteasa

bptetal Utspdsth II 1M EAteaea 1ftbvHa.
MONTREAL, Sept. 16.-An Importation Of
Belgian cattle las becn made TO Quobect 10
ing tho first OF the kind brought to canada.
A sailor charged Capt. Nelson, OF the
steamship Cupid, With assault on board sh'l.
The assault. consisted OF Kick to accelerate
thu nlotntitI's movements. Tic Captain was
iiilc1 ak celIts Ai.l received W! a.l.nonlton
not to ralss ILL foot to ILLS nluu In future:
tbs Past says lhat tn August Ivy, theia
wcrs :, tx, ,37l bushels OF &rasn shipped a. 70
year presents fu!llng oil Of sothething like
iWo-thlrds, This amount sent away this Yeat
for August amounts so 1,tA, lW bushels.
, 1881-09-17

.EK@V4-SS &f14"
Hpfetat p[spdteh to 1hs Chicago 7rthHns.

Epat3dE DT5pd!tN
SoCr1t EI.u1S, ILL.,, Sept. l';.-Ne had 4
splendid ruin yesterday. 1t begun about ~
O'Clock III tiie forenoon atld lasted the rest Of
the tlny and the most Of the night. 1trained
Guite hard tie most Of tho time but the ra!lt
fell stea.lly. mud The most Of It settled lnsu
lie ErUllnt, ulMl las done .nure En't to
past ilres, wells, a.d cister,ls tlan a,y shaver
W. have l,ad since ti.e middle Ut July. Ea!l
blowing will HOW receive attention. Full
feed viii he abundant. Tho wintt u N Tug
IN yet It is opct tint there will t,e IN frost
unlil tho sorghum crop Is harvested ailu
,yorkcu III,
, 1881-09-17

AM iNTENVlEW NTH Z GTEASn 1C1sUR, (
aneetai Etna.eA to 7ns Catsaso Tribune.
w.s,rvorov +, q, Sent. 10-The uuex-
VA, nAsn'SriuS' H,' 49, ~ - ~ 1,is,r;ot t.ror,,
pected adloufh1neht OF tao uls1t'et u'a.u
Jury on Wednesday I'LL tho 10 or Octopcf |
continues 10 be the subject Of much COLL |
mani II ,yas mt onIy {, great surprise to |
the Government officers having charge o. ne
sar.rUnto cAses, but also to nearly all the
Grand Jurymcn themselves, as will be seen
from tho foltnwine fnteryicw with onc of
:. ' ,,. s. ,,, -. r7,.,,t t.,u rtu. to,ov.
, 1881-09-17
OLD SOLDIERS.
The Great Storm Fell Heavily
Upon the Boys in Blue =.
Yesterday. $,
Their Reunion at Cincinnati Counted a
Failure, Owing to Many Dis.
c0uragcments.
Logan Disappoints the Boys" at Free.
port by Nou-Attendanco at the
Stephenson Reunion.
CINCINNATI,


CtSctSyAr1, O., Sept. tti-fhe Roftlfer%
reunion has hcnn great disappointment.
l:afn fell steadily yesterday, alul completely
drowned o,at nil tic general exercises. \
number Of Interesting reRfmetal nntl brigade
rc.,,oms wrre held, and the Mex1cAn yet
Grams f,ell n business meeting aid re-
electG,l their officers.
Tim veteran, soIdiere' pnrntle moved at II
n'c!trk, and, III snIta Of tho muddy streets
anil tl,t: fact that It hAd been announced tint
no parade would l,n nnde, was OF consider
able magnitude. 1t was hcadea by n de-
tachmcnt Of police. then followed Marietta
battery. .. y. IT,, then the First Regiment Ut
Ohio National Guards, tllnn Mexican vet
Grams. aud then lhe skeletons Of regiments
uf ti!a soldiers of the late War. Tllcy wero
III ctizet,s' tlrcss, wearing only badges to liz
dictate their regiment or corps. They born
na ar1ns, of course, but at close intervals
they carried the tattered battle.tlaRs which
had been borne by them through the War.
THE LIME or M.Anc1t
renllrctt nearly two hours, nnd the streets
were covered will, soft mud. Thorc was ro
means nj giving full notice Of tlls time tho
procession would start. or that It would start
Ut all, still the word was passed from ono to
| another, md procession WIS formed which.
marching four breast ut a good Swinging
gaIt, required thlrty-vo minutes to pass.
| Everywhere the sireets were lined will!
| srMrATHETlc AND CHEERING MULrrruDEa.
| Ladies', ollrn with fearful eyes, waved vel
eoIla to tIa survivors Of tho War. The
veterans responded IN cheers as they passed,
bul talking In the ranks WIS the rule. Just
before reaching the point for dlsbandinE,
Gov. Foster md staff on horseback reviewed
the procession. 1t WAS , o'clock when the
procession tllsbandet, and this practically
closed tue ..rcuuiol,. 1t l,as not been as stc-
cessful NJ anticipated. Tls rain Is respon'
stb!e for II good sleal nf tho disappointment
but there was more lethargy among the citt
2c,,s Than should have existed, which had u
tendency 10 weaken tic hands OF the niall
| AKers.
, 1881-09-17

181NNN11sF
avt;a} Dt,pateh to 47st Ci.tea~e 7rihun

6Ytfa{ DtJpatth 70 Ihf Ca1tdv9 zTa61hE'
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. lH.-lt has been OK"
ccedlngiy colu in thLs region for tile past two
,tays, ul,d the temperature ii still remarkably
low for this thus Of the year, This luor'llnx
n cold rain sot in, aild lIas continued all day.
and tonight thero nre indications of sll0w.
The latter IL reported to hays fallen IL cots-.
sllcruhlo quantities III several paris nj
Nebrnska, while similar rnports cn,ne ttnln
Enllsns. Not!iing like such weather WIS over
known III the Statu lefUru.
, 1881-09-17
MINERS TO RESUME WORK,

Co1.l',lnus, D., Sept, l6.-From latest adj
vices from the StruitsyIlle, Corning, aid
locking districts It is learned that miners
wilt probably generally resnnle tomorrow.
Willis the miners at Corning still remain
nut, the drivers are out Oh q dclna1Mt for &s"1
per day. Another report Is to the effect thas
tho Corning miners will ba ut work Monday
, 1881-09-17
Ar DUBUQUE, IA.

Special Dssp1teh 10 1Rt Chteado 1rtouhfs
Drnr4CE, H., Sept. 1o.-licfs brewery
b,racsl nj an earIy lour this morning. Ihe
fire was ,coll,lneA to tho upper stortcs, fltlea
with harley and malt. THO loss WINS 50 uS,
secured by Insurance IN The following
companies: u,lerw5sItsr's' l|ostpS,,, ss,G sr
nn1ly, s!,Ms,: Watcrlown, y. T., 5*.UD, all
on tllo building, machinery, md fixtures.
There wcru atsu $4,000 oil tho stock.
, 1881-09-17
IOWA AND MINNESOTA.

lse,,orts received from Creslor, H., say
that u Storm Ut snow has been prevalent
there s!nce morning, md that aNlto general
auow-storm is reported i1s Southern Mll'-
nesota. Nothing eontlrmatory hns l'setl re-
relyed, but tha report Ii believed 10 be cur
Tegt.
liz MONIES, H., Sept. ltI.-Snow Toll ba.
tween Atlantis Alld this city tt-nf In amount
ei,oush So that tho Kock island tsnt'l.1Ilcll
irla,la IArxa sn0W-balls, which they leit hefes
4 cold rain prevails.
, 1881-09-17
CINCINNATI.

ClSc1NNArf, O., Sept. 16.-lsaln began
falling herp at s o'clock Wednesday nish ht,
aud continued Wilt, but littlo Interruption
until midnight OIL Thursday. The fall was
gentle, with now. and then II dash Of heavy
ruin. ia ,leit to ssIimats te Knaa, ~.
start III, the grass fur full pasture. a1,d Will
set blows going everywhere for wheat.
, 1881-09-17
FOREST FIRES.

BUFFALO, Sept. 1G.-'rhe forcst fires ahol1t
thirly-l,yc miles sout1, of ti,is city arc 'le-
stroyinr dwellings aud barns. Telcgraphlc
communication Is interrupted. l,lazinE trees
across the track interrupt railroAl travel.
jamestown used Its Fire Department to-day,
suving from the forest ilres farin buildings
and mills,
, 1881-09-17
AN OLD LANDMARK GONE.

HAMILTON MILLS, N. D., Sept 1o.-one OF
tho oldest landmarks III this county was
aesiroyed by tire Wednesday night. 1t WAS
known ~ "'rippsrs' Tayern," and WAS ol,llt
III 17ra and used as q public house since l7u''
1t was a substantial two-st0ry structlfe'
built VI ytol!e. and c0nta1nud amtlaqe a 1aI, T.
JSnathan .0beson, Tie Kseat- grandson u tue
origlnal proprietor, il about 81, s0o. Oh "l1lch
thafp is no insurance.
, 1881-09-17
CLINTON. I'LL.

ApteLat uApateh to Ths Chleaso TftenA*.
CL,uros, ILL.,, Sept, lA-'Ihere was yory
sudden change IN the weather during last
,,lRllt, and the Thermometer fel! several tie-
Rrecs, milking the weather unc9mfortably
chilly. 4 heavy rain fnll rll!lrstluy "! slny.
anai last night and t0day, softeI.lnx up tlie
ground SO tlat farmers Gull now Vl0W WIN
ease. No frost us yut.
, 1881-09-17
Suicidal,

gpteta. Di.yaseh To n. cateass tribune.
KESuAL1.ylLI.E, Ind, Sept. ld-peteE
Schwartz, aged 10 years, resident Of tnls
place, sntcided at his residence today day., 4y
taking tstrysin',e:t 1se"inx tts ieaxSs iatss
family,
, 1881-09-17

SeSe{dI U19H0lE* ID tn 0HG<aVa 1Ft9uHt'
uALENA, ILL.,, Sept. ld.-'rho weathar III
thls section tor tho past thitty.slx hours haa
beou cold aid ratuy. Fires Wcre lighted thls
u,or.iing lii the stores, otll:es. and prlvGlo
rrsidsnces. und people llAyB appeared Oh the
strcats in vyfntor att[fo, The mercury stood
vt ii at,i tliis morning, and ut thls evening
mt 45 degrees, -
, 1881-09-17

C;nAyESHuRsr, Ont. Sept. 16.-The Wood
stock Lumbar Co,npany's mills anu about
:;,ooo, 600 feet Of lumber burned. The West
End of t;rayenhurst Is burning. One churcl,
Al,tt six houses are already Eunt, II the gale t
continues, another mill nilA about .,1oo,VoU
feet OF lumber will be burned.
, 1881-09-17

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 10.-rhe Rev II.
F. ". Wallace. Ut Missouri. was killsd near
South Union, KY, today by the cars running
Into carriage In which he WAS ridlax.
, 1881-09-17

BPteEo@ U1Vattk 70 tn CA1Sd8o 4F1ouHss
MONTREAL, Sept. la.-Mr. SENEGAL denies
TINT Sunday traus will be discontinued on
Of tav Archbisl,op Of Quebec. THEY are the
bust pltroOlxetl trains OF the week, Rnd
especially BY Roman Catholic priests.
, 1881-09-17

Which tueltcd ~ soDt, III they reached the
ground, Icoptc ro,llng III from t!o west
to.lighl report II snOw-sitrla prevailing o"t
Uu tIln ruuf.
, 1881-09-17

THE ossvEGo CONFLAGRATlOS.
OswEGo, n. T., Sept. 1G.-'fhu total loss
by fire lust night Is estimated ut l0,0oo, ex-
elusive of the loss of Government property
md the tIaNnage to the west pier. Tic III
surance Is SIZE, 600, distributed Among MARY
c0nluallies.
, 1881-09-17

DuKLlSoroa, Ia. Sept. 11.-A cold rain
has prevailed in this section for the past two
days, which about sun4own THIS evening be-
cams mixed with struggling flakes Of snow.
, 1881-09-17

Warmers ctrcl,s were Colls,itned. with stn,
graim. m Tie ioss il u6nut s',Wn: insured f1r
$40, icuriy all the W.lIctcs having lahsr'i.
Tlu. tlrr Is thought to laYp orlpinat;d lf"'li
tra1nlIy smoking tbUut tlaB prefl'iaes'
, 1881-09-17

EFETNVIIANKt IE4T3s
Special Lupdteh to tn f,h4taao 1Yttunr
EpFtNnifAM, ILL.,. Sept. lF;.-Wc hatf n
splendid soaking rafa yestnr,ny. the Only
substantial onc we hive linl IN tlitHe niu'Itlis.
, 1881-09-17

sbAtIN3I1Nt 1HINI1Is
Sp,efdt J1tsbafth to The Chttouo 7fsbunk
.TArks,,S, AtieII., Srrt. ff.~~Thc rai,l III
ILLS stc.iola Vf two nights md o,sc tlny WAS
welcoutc. 1t wns a stcatly. soaking rnt'l, u
fill uf thirty lIours' duration.