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A SUNFLO W Err.
BYM. p.

Earth hides her secrets dep
Down n here the small s.eu lies,
Hid from the air and SKIES
Where first 1t sank to sleep.
To grow, to blossom, anu 10 uie-
All who shall know her hidden alchemy?
Quick stirs the inner strife,
Strong grow the powers OF lie,
Fart from earIh's mother breast,
Fr m her dark homes OF rest,
Forth as an essence rare
Eager TO meet the air
GrOwth's very being, seen
Here, IN this tendersst green.
Drawn by the light above,
Inward the light must move;
Touched by the outward lille
Kindles anew the s,riiei
Light seeks the dsrk's domain,
Draws lence with quickening PAIN
New store OF sub. DC rare,
Back through each tingling vein
Thrusls the new life again
Beauty unfolds In mir.
So grows earth's changeling child,
BY light and air beguiled
Out of her dr. samless rest
Safe in.the mothers breast.
Impulses come TO her,
New hopes without name
Touch every leaf, and stir
Colorless sap to II ,me;
Quick through her pulses run
Loves hidden mystic powers,
She wakes in golden flowers
Trembling to greet the sun.
What means this being new,
Sweet pain she never knew,
Down in the quiet earth
Ere hOpe had come 10 blrthT
Golden he shines above,
Love wakes, and born OF love
All her sweet flowers untold
In rays oil burning golo.
life then II cans nOught but This
Tremb IL z to meet his Klss
Wake to emottonI
There where he CLOVIS she turns
All her gold flowers and purns
With her devotion:
Al. but when the day is done,
When he IL gone, her sun,
King of her world and lover,
Low drOops the faii HUI head
Where the brown earth Is spread
Waiting once m '-et cover
Dead hopes, al d blossoms over.
Earhborn to earth must pass
spiht Of leaf and grass
Touched by The sun ana air
Break into col rs rare,
Blossom In love and flowers.
Theirs are the golden fruits
Earth cl,pgs around the roots,
She whispers through the hours,
~ will enfold again
Life's being; love and pain.
Back to the mo her breast
Fall AS the falling dew,
Once more To pass anew
Into the dreamless rest.
JANUARY D, 1881. April MACMILLAN.
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Texas d 1t, Louis Railroad.

To the Editor of the Herald:
Tyler, July 6.-Please announce that on
and after July 9Th instant the passenger fare
on this railway will be three cents per mile
to and from all points on the line.
WILLIAM A. GAvETT,
General passenger and ticket agent.
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Don't forget TO leave orders for ice, this
hot weather, with Jarrett, In rear of Apollo
hall, where he has on hand q heavy stock oil
pure northern lake Ice.
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Justices, nOtarles', Unite, States commits
siohers' and all kinds of blanks for United
States, district an county courts kept con
AID Job office.
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poss sransmitit through their teeth. Teeth
should b kept clear from virus. Use goso-
don't, keep The human teeth clean, and M
damage can BE- done By The man who sAys q
bic GIL, y feel like eating you up, dearest. u
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"Conrad's Budweiser" is daily gaining
ground over the many spurious wines and
LIQUORS now in use.
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Abilene,

Ifyou want drink of old Monarch whisky
call on J. Q. Woodson, Merchants saloon,
south Of depot, on Oak street. He keeps the
best brands of cigars, fine wines and liquors
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Just received this morning at Mrs.
Chestnut's, a full line Of infants and chill.
dren's dresses, also new supply Of ladies'
lawn and linen dressing sacks.
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Business Men

Get your job printing done at the HERALD
brEAMJoB PRINTINa OFFICE. All work exc
cuted with artistic taste, and at the shortets
notice. Satisfaction e aranteed.
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For all who use browns Pepsin Tonic, say
It is sure cure for Dyspepsia and Pick Head
ache. Try II. For sale ny Hoyt n CONN and
W, II. Howell b Bro, Dallas.
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New Abilene Hotel.
See the advertisement of the New Abilene
hotel elsewhere. 1t has all the delicacies of
the season.
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A sure Thing

Gall only for CoDrsd's Moss Rose Bourbon
Straight Sour Mesh, the finest in the world
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Brewn,s Black berry and Ginger.
season. IL never falls TO cure DiAfrhoea, Dys.
sutery and Cholera Morbus, For sale by
Hoyt D Conn and ". II. Howell q Dro.,
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DELIGHTFUL
COOL AND REFRESHING!
ANTOINE'S BIRD CAGE.

This Is the most popular resort in DALAI.
many OF our fashionable ladies and rentis.
men ana families, who like to while away
an hour or two In a cool place with plsssant
snrIonndings: Particular csre Is taken TO
enard against the admission OF any one who
might DO distsstefUl to the most fastidious"' ~,
M, mr. and Mrs, q itoine are assdu0us in their
aattention to guests, and they extend a cordial
iEvltation TO their frlenda to call and are Ihsm.
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In tho City Of Loui vills on
SATURDAY, JULY 3Oth. 1881.

These drawing occur monthly SUNDAYS AZ.
oePteal under provision Of an act OF the Gen
the Newport printing and Newsnaper ~
approved April 10, 1878. So's
repealed. '''s
The United States circuit court. an Mar.n
VI, rendered the following decisions:
lst-That the COmmOnw eaith D,strs.
button Company II legal.
sd-Its drawings are fair.
The company has now On hand large 70.
serve fund. Read the IT, @ prizes for the
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Stop using Calomel and try "BlACK.
DRt.uGhT" for liver diseases.
For ea,e by all irnxl,ss.
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Jarrett the leo King.

Ellington Is always receiving new furnl
ure. 70l Elm street.
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Browns Vegetable Liver Pills
Are sure cure for Liver Complaint, Conetipa.
tlon and Blliousness.-F For sale BY. all druggists
In Texna.
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The greatest variety and lowest prices al
Billington's furniture store, 701 Elm street.
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JULY DRAWING

go Prizes. siIo I'M
Whole Tickets u. Half T,ce,a Z; ~
n Tickets $50. rs Tictsss Am
Remit money or bank draft in letter. or
send by express. Don't send by reeisterei
letter or .postofioe order. Orders OF q and
upward, by express, can b q sent at our expena
Address all orders TO- Il. N. BOARDMAN
OFT. j. Cum oxford. 300 Broadway New York
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Take "BLACK.DRAUGHT" and sou

will never be bilious.
For sale by all Druggists.
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Grocer, lS48 Elm st., East Dslla
, 1881-10-12
MICHIGAN RELIEF.
ON, Oct. 1.-THE Michigan relief fund OF
" In illtn IL &iiQiQ.


Men who Incline TO hIde tho light Of shetr
shirt Htt,ds ,niur d white enatuel will nuyer bu
!auuced 10 auoi,t tho new waidtcoat thnt a0uo
VI tho swet taltors aru urging upnn tho nun nt
tushtun. It III u French i.iel. u11 tnkon up Dy
tho best Nov York tnllors. 10 tlnyv the waist-
cunt Ut autna snlld brilliant colur. No Mro BhGwl
very uIeXalt dluxouNl IN pale blue all brilliant
seArlet, aud othur seeded fabrIes Ia aulxctl rcd
md blue. with lnrge t,olkn sluts, imported for
thIy purTtosu. ThV Intention III tn have these
vests for oceas!os,ul wear, With q blark Huit.
preferably with u htgh-rut Ertnca Allurt
coat. Th9y nru hlRh.cut, u.brcastcd III
stylu, and iutunde4 III he completed by II ,,Uck-
1eMrF Ut Exactly tho aAtuu shattt NJ the ytst.
Thu ctht Ii tnruc.l uaCk with ulaselIltng eutlntty
Y, til to alseln4e about four icl.cs Ut tAu vest.
Tho effect IL nor ELI very uAl!ku u lATKc StANtey
scarf, und tho effect u certainly extremely Roo.
Mt every tnau could wgar this sort Of lhnY
without looking llku tunkcy, but those wh0
c,.tl viii hali TIM new departure and le 9lad tn
suu thu "wesklt' testorrd tU ita old plapu Ut
hpnar In tho srtcme OF dress. Thu vest ts INV
simply useful ~ u depot iorthe wutch uud Gigar-
holder, butIllno wns when It WIS famous urtl~
clio IT luxury, and wAs II suurcu ot pride tar
1andlEA and tlrcssy men generally. At prttsnt
tho pEIto Of QUO VI the garments for ordinary
vfbHr u Il
, 1881-10-12
THE MARQUIS Of LORNE,


ST. PAUL, hlnn., OCT. 1l.-Tho Marquis of
Lorne, Governor Hunorsl Of tha British Possea-
slons In North America. arrived from Winnipeg
at u;4D today III the Pullman hotel cur Ut. Ntcho.
lns, which bus been al his disposal stncN he )VEt
Ogden, IN tho Union pHcii1e several weeks ago.
With bis Lor]shtp woru Col. Dc Wlnton, Nal,
Charlaa, aud Capt. Daygott of bis personal stall,
aud Mcasrs. Hall anu Austin or tho London
press, aud prs. Swell and Mu0reRot. Ills Ex-
uciionoy wns nut. at tho train by II.
Angus, Ftce.preaillent OF tho 81. Paul,
Mtnnesota q Mailitoau, ind ]. J, Illl. Man.
Nger Ut tho sumo rnal, md. with ono
Angus Residence on w,o4wnrd aronue, whoro
1lnuer wnH sursed, Ton. II. Il. siblsy being tho
only other getltpmaM prcBcttt, Tho tt'Mo Of tho
purity WAS 1mtses, as the journey waa 10 be COLI
M tinuea II s:au p: ~: Thu .fEp WIS u be ma.so
tho roId ,,uar Emu CLAIRE, the blllwaukco ltonsl
wuA asked TO take the ear, and old s1, attaching
II 10 the reXulnr uYunR train. The Al9n]uia
Koes llrcully to Ottawa. and viii sall for Xii
Klaud on or about tho I'd Inst.
, 1881-10-12

H.Wl deserted both her md tho service OF his
Gnuntry. ehe WAS met nt AthcnA somo ycAra
nfterwari ny 81. Edmund About, who wrotc,
with her htfauRn udventurts as hs subject.
onv Ut hts most t!ril1htnt volumes. In
tK5i ahe loft Athens. md while ou tho r0o,t To
Palmyra whs attacked by 1!c,ioulna, t,no uf
wlnnui. Mlf1JoMi. unc nr tho 1nost fcrnc!t,,la III
tho trihc. Antc her life. He was fascinated lIy'
hnr fortune aiIsl i,euIty md INDUCED her 10 he.
cuti,u hlH WIFI. sl'N tonk tho t,ntne fHnthe ani
iiutiMlln. iier Subsequent Twenty-Five years
was I'aascd With him anil hts tr!to, nnd she tic.
eai''' ferries. ritlcr,. M!'loucl wns cxtrcmuly
md rcylnws. ,nIl Of which wero On her
tnbte. llnr r1rtralt wns pathlcd fn hnr youth
ny hlr Thotnaa l.nwfGnrc. md IN her nltl ngD aho
sill Tcsutnh!e,tIt. Df Mls,lnuel, n correspondent
who anw him sEpcrnl lnnths nHt,. saya that ho
WIS "ftiKh!rIlIy hoarlletl and nuwusheti." 1t
II thonHht that tho careur Ut Indy Irst.r tnt,-
ht'po. u wknn hoth f.a,nnrttno md Kinglaks
hnrH WslttGf tnny kntH SuHHrAttMl tn Indy
titRty thu strange ffc at,c leis il tho i;s, III.
thunKh 1t should bo anItl Tint Indy fIestcr's rt-
IIlait!D cnfeer was entirely from my statn upon
nHr rfurnNfnt.
, 1881-10-12
V1I{fjISf.A.
F1VIJ1NIN.
BpkttdT Dftpdtsh to The Chfeaao T

for IN T1,A LIZ,
49,, ...s,..,., or r. -. ~. -, 4..'.'.u..,
Nh"lA-U' '. ~, ~ III ~" .s.'. ~ ,'''.ss s'
nun ~ Nt..r;o. ,.n ,,as s' ,n,,, % aaensa,
burg lsn.} 'ist1!et' WIN iAs tee!l heeneeu
Of being disposed 10 OPPOSE Malone att! to
nt,l tho Democrats on nccuunt OF tbs funding
lmsncss will so0,, tssuc MI address. III which
.,., ,,r'.., .t,o 1to,,,,ion,. ~ s,,.,art H.
S W.. .,a ,.,, ra,,rasa,,,oti.a ~ i1horoi ~
ns ,."a !" T., Viraim,o mi ,i,m,,,,,os +,o nnnr.
io' ~ ,i ,s,'st,, a.t " ~, ~" ,,''a. t1
pos iot sI .I II, ~ .,,ni w. @ "I .a, ~.
siiit "uhein'k ~ ~ I.'eI p,ose''ptlSo po"ey
Win Eespect u tlio col"1eu '''""'
JUDGE alsAf.
Ihefo IS some te''soa ~ .n!nR u'as 1n''Ro
Gray. OF MASSACHUSETTS,, WHO Ind been Sc
leetel by President Garfield for the position,
viii hu nunot,tetl NV President Arti,r IN the
.'n,arov m.M ~ ,ho s,nr,nm,. 1,ancl, fr,,,n tho
.. . E,s,",,S ~ T,.o,,;t o,,,.aI I'., .i,o .;oat,
10y 1.a,Iaa c.,trnru ,",t,., 1.ro,. !. ~ nav ~
" '."S'.s" Ca ,.'., uso o1"S 10 - i4"4 "
eminent abilities, al'd MY qnaliiicatons Tor
nAuM,
WAs,EfSoroy. D. G., Oct, 1t.-Comu1is-
sinner Ku,,t,, III n letter to Now York, s4ys:
~ tI,,,, ,f,,, ,mu,-ura nj t,,a It,ttott S+.ina
s.t.." .J =, ts,". .''I. ~ ~.
WHO hso u'a"eisso"u .o inS'si "i'nta Lo nl.
~ a,wS e,o,, Vi sat ia NV @ IT, Tia ',nr
taxp'y!nE cItize,ts 81 Showing Willingness ',
1u,spI li,mit jt,erl j1v lnw.U
srcnt~rA,,r w1S,,oM
,,,to. ,i,o, ~ ,,o. ,o.,,, ,,.or lin,
nS ~ ,v;, s ,.u ~ s,,cn.a,,r ,vn,, ~, Ii In MI tr
W. l., v S 's eG sn, sS III ia rau,t
W. ~ s ~ M.' ,r., ~ o, o ~ S,,
,a!,,, ~ irasin,t r.: :,rii4.1 '' "'o ~ u" o''
"ne.' .ss,"s''s u.s..e'. "..'. ,,...
y Fl3SEF oF THE LATE flts's1l'EST
will appear in the cheeks for The q per cent
bonds continued nj ~ per cunt.
TtfltEE nEfEStE FESSE1.S
hnve been DrlGrel to participate In the
Yorktown ceremonies
c.u.LE,ts ON THE PRESIDENT,
Senatoru t.nmru,n nf 1,r,usylvnu,o. Soun.
dcrs. Iosan. platt. C,tl,ieroi Of Visco,.sin.
Van Wyck, Rt,tt Sherman, md t(1rGn Or TOUR
members of COnnress called OIL President
Arthur.sthis morning.
, 1881-10-12
WET WEATHER,

S11NAI. SERVICE.
OFFICE or THE EIifEf BiusAt, OrF,Csn,
WAsliiHtiruN. y. e.. Oct. til II. tti.-Thc ChIuf
slHnnl ot1lcor furnishes tic following special
hnitetfn:
A stur,n OF considerable intensity Ia centra,
IN tho Uppor Mississippi Valley. Tho barono.
tur Ia highest on tho Middle Atlantic Coast. Tho
temperature Inns Fallen slightly IN Now Eli
gluhdt tue Middle, mud thesouth AtlnntIa Stutes
It bus risen In the Lnks reYion from , tu Ii ,lu-
Hrees. III tho ohlo Valley and Tennessee . to
mississippi Valley: lshin hus fat,en since tho
a.s, sa1issssppi a,i si,y M,..%rt l vMtlsyt
other li,ttyts ca,t oI lie M1*sit;ipi! ltver ,ho
ilo Atlantic sta,es wil.'ls aro soathory. liisb
sol,thorly Winds prevail u the Luke regon and
M!sslssppi Valley. III tho south At'Hntic and
cntions fur NOV England and tho Misltily At,ntl.
Tic States fur todny Mnl t0rnorr0w. ntp for fair
weather followed BY innrausiilg cloudlness md
ruin.
1SniCATIoSs.
For tho Ohtp Valley nnd 1onnossec, pnrty
cloudy weather and rain. sultthGrly WtNdg 3Nwer
barnIncter, a'll stationary or higher tompcr-
FOR tho Lower Lnko rouion, partly clnutly
weathor and rain. sutthorly Winds, lover In.
Weather a.,d ra!t,, southoriy wl,s,is, iower in
roFs!s or e. ' Sssr 3.ssS Sh'yE yasy
cloudy weather. and ruin. Winds, mostly sou,i:
criy, tnll!nH followed by Rising bar'tn0ter, and
ie Fos the D Mssuari 'vi vay. fair wsaner proceeded
by oepnslonal rains. stationary or higher hnrotn.
ster siihit,91nary Y or 'Sor ,nperatufe nnd
Caulnnary1 t'1 sisnSis conttaac at Marquette,
EscAnuta. SECTIONS and Z, milwaukee,, cli!cnxo
ii1ro stro. soeoa ToiedS yi sadussy Is,
Cleveland, SECTION i, Erig ,ind Hulfal1. md nrG
, 1881-10-12
%Tuu St1iail to Il,UaSttra.
JUCAI. OBSERVATIONS,
and Instrumental Ufror.
heDH 14rb uiGisr. ;jEH
Al0nn thermometer. lA&.
S!eHn hu1ilttftf4 Thu.
hlH1lIlnlH temperature. ELI.
ht3I1lnuIi temperature. iii.


IA CN0ssE, Wis.,, Oct. ll.-Thore has boon con-
siderable tulk uf late u,nonx wheat mon It. this
city abuut whit oruot tho rains Ut tho pAst
month haro had On crups In tho Northwest. aIld
your correspondent. In I'LL interview tosiay,
louriod that tho damage done all kinds ut gran
has been immense. There bus bcrn scarcu,y
duy In the past five weeks that we huvu not had
ruin, md tho waters show Au unusual hlghs.
III Southern sifnnesotn worry lttlo psai,s l,us
bcon thrashcd, nnd the rain has caused tue t,rau
tn grow IN tho sticks, MID The da,nuuo Will bu
Rrcat. Should tho present w0athor continue
very lltllo ,thrnsh!ng can bo douo THU
fhil, lna It will require three weeks
Df good wcatllor to dry tho stuuks, uno OF tho
hoAv1st rAinB 0f tho ae.tsutt tnduy WIS Re.,arlt
throughout Southern MsnnvsHtn nnd Wisconsin,
In sUtie places tic cars III tho Southern Mluno-
ButA ltu!!r0ad are Obliged TO run through tho
water. The roal IL lii t'ad condition, al,L oil
set tiers SAy they have IN remembrance 0r such
ruins ind cunafuon Ut thl'Ixs generally rs now,
aud everything is vGry dIsoourAH!ug.
, 1881-10-12

In CbinR AuctstGrA aEo hold IN peculiar revor~
pUut. The EaInusn l.Nk up,,n the castiax Of u
ulil ruaent 1t wiki impetuous anRer. CtInesu
ancestors Are buried. Hos III lnrge eometerlos,
Lut In thu family hurlAl grounds; As cA.na Ii
i0r's bones nay bn fuunl resting bcnoath evury
tuw rods at turf t[etic0 nutcl cause Ut trouble
TO telegraph, colupgny IN thnt country. Tho
ctltslpAuy erected yiuea 1n which to hnEx tho
virus. 1h0 k,plus md wIrcs necessarily Gust
1llnru or Iras Ut y shadow. Every chnaInas Du
wnl,sa ancestors Yruyu shadow rtstc4 fortb-
with Mtoxu In biz wrlth anu CUT dowll tue poled.
Vhe uonssst stueneo hna been, III u matter Of econ.
uny ond sGif.pru1ectlon the company has placud
dead Ia China has accomplished what rc3ard tor
tho tQ,lI0st and safuly oE The living bas AZ Ses
p0cp ul1Gla 10 accomplish III thls country,
, 1881-10-12
THE INDIANS,

WILCOX, 4, T., Oo,. ll.-Nothlua IL yet heard
orn enl ot the ChireAhua MountaEus, 0eu.
Mackcuzio bus returned to ThoMas There ~
nothing now Ut tho axci,9y except the arrest OF
ont Gp8ttlu Whn WIS ut the Clblcu hxht. ttr-
sAy that the Inlah eaciieusuIlt 10 uylnK our, and
Tlnchvra, atockMvn, Atl MlietS uro Ep4ulnl&lK
their dltfuruut yUGutttJ.i1. -",
, 1881-10-12
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoRx, Dot. 1L-ArFlvoJ, tho Amsterdam,
from ROTTERDAM.
LnNn0N. Uct. 1l.-Arrivo0t tho Denmark,
frulu Now York.
MNylLLE. Oct, 1L-Afrlvej, tho AnohoEla,
from New York.
I.nNIn,N, OCT. ll.-Tho Oder, from Now York,
the V4derlaud mud Pennsylvania, .tron Phlla.
aolt,nlA, hMyo arrived out.
Nxw yoHk. Oct. H.-Arrlyed, tha Circassla
fr.,lA tllnsx1w.
Nav YnnK, Oct. ll-Arr!ved. the France,
frVnl London.
, 1881-10-12
LIBERAL RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES,


DLo0AlH0ToN, ILL.,, Oct. ll.--The nlncteonth
sesslou Ut the Lborul Religious SopletIoao Of I'LL
nols was commenced hos0 this evening. TIE
Nnv. J. Fisher, Of Altona, ILL.,, delivered M 1b,o
address. There ara about twonty-hyo do(egutes
pruseut: 5iute will 10 hura tonight THIS lion.
b. ensluess tneettuHs. Tho xeaslou viii last tit
, 1881-10-12
IOWA,

DUBUQUE, 1a., Oct. 11,-Tho river Ia booming
high, and Is ncariy up to tho warehouses un tho
lryao. All tho bottoms and lowauds Aro GOV.
ercd, and NIL tho eaMmills closed.
Ihu water ts fn!liny ut Cnytul, and tho foroo
OF tho freshot Will s0Un bo over.
Tho rtsu 1T thA point wus stx inches tho paat
twonty-salr hnlrs. Snrt rsc In tho fall was
nuvur bBfure Experienced.
, 1881-10-12

,, ,s. LII Henn5 Uaze-Foots
PRONE nn.fs Con,i,ilttcc,
c...t.. .,.....,. -. =. ~, . -, =,
or."t. .o'.spa.st'e. =" .M '"'e"so iro1ae
AhE to"hEHE. oel. h.-Iho one hundred and
eiHhty-tlrst year 1T fale'B exIatrnre has opened
very at,snJcIosiy II, epIto 0f r,,tncra fl, thc cou
,rsrv tl,o rafr,nw viii ehou n,,,,,,. -. I... .s
.....', r ~ ., s"uk W.. su'" ao'". ~ Mrao
1lnmneF ot stuucntA aa were nero Iast yeAr, and
u general feeling Of prosperity proyplls, Tho
Freshman clnss uusnhera t cun1,n rn,t wifi, M
M Itnrxuri ond i'm ,,r,rn..,nra, .nh.,.I. ~. ~
80, s.,'' ~ ~ ~ lIS''h"' oe"oo,e "''
wen 1ie1' iho c'ass OF 81! tho InfHcst .ltini0r
cln8s TINT tl1s been III, college for d humber ut
years. Tho Fresh.nan clnss would have been
liz rvrr nnd nat tho evntn,nntlnn. Eour ,,n,,ru1.y
,.. 49,, .s o -,s.H. 80" u''ueua"s
sosoto aao tno oe1anl'hees very tnuch moro strict
th4n III Into years. rejecting over sixty men.
, 1881-10-12

Ncv Mexico: hy the Governors md ox.nov"
ismkers. md uthor businessmen and olt1ons bf
toso Trrtorcs which tpss'ttont, t ~, ctf aTs ."
n.nrln, nr IT, IN lid ntnDt Of $, ,1ni wne al.u tHAtle
r. :" the contractors If, thu months Of JUNG und
,'njy. jaHi. inter, Tho defendants, Brady md
Ert;rct hid loft tho slcpurtment.
,Thp cpurt n,,juurned without fixing day
fnr argument.
, 1881-10-12
CORN in NFRRAsKA.

6aI10F
OAAlIA, Neb.. 0ut. 81 was talking with the
Hon. \. e. CaFncx. Lionse4aut. 0ovoruor OF Me-
brasku, yesterday. lie says tho cusn crop In this
81ute III sauadess. Hu.lsF' sewaru, York, and
Hamilton Counties u 4lDa, aud that h0 IL nDw
sixty bushels 10 tha Apse.
, 1881-10-12

At pumasct,a bus died In Lady DIgby fc.
marsah!9 aud an etcsntrlo woman. tlorn In
lMli, tue daughter VI Admiral Sir John nlKby,
divorced from him at ~. Two yeast LATER sAo
nurrled u uRrarI4n, huron vaunlslRer, ind still
Ater became the wife OK Greek Gtlierut. Whu
, 1881-10-12
WISCONSIN BOARD OF CHARITIES,

=, 8' 17ts00te" 10 3Ha ENtea19 2Ttp0HV.
naLwAuxEE, Wis. Oct. u.-Tho BtAte Hoard
W tCoatttlos and liefurmcrs met In this city to-
sa5 ~ ahd Inspected all OF tho penal institutions
xau p!acea of correction In and nbOut tDwn. All
nsas Msas iouua In uniformly good order. Tho bus-
"'"7 transacted otherwise whg routine,
, 1881-10-12
MINNESOTA.
The Question Of Settling the Old
Bonded Debt.
Rural Hostility to the Proposed Plan
Of Settlement.
1ybnt Action WIN the Legislature Tnke
In the Mattcr2
Edgerton to Be Re-eleoted Senator Unless
Window Be Candidate.

~ CIV ~
Wfndnm Ra Candidate. {.
-
s,.,,,, r1-.,.. ., III. ,,.,x.,u r,..
''ntua eor't'p'ot"es ."t '"e'e0 ''7""he'
ST. FAut.. Mlut., Oet, S.-upon Tho owe ut tho
assembling Ut tile extra session Of tho Legls-
lturc cuitct1 ,,v fIoy plIa,ry u, tnte f1unI nc.
tIon f,r ~, .n,s,o,s.,t ~ 49,, ,,,I ,'a.,t .t,,
:. sa ~. .uo "et.'et'ut' " 'uo oi4 oo."eu "cos'
u eailn'H De a'ltd thnt the prospect Tor tho 70.
detnptton Of Minnesota fr0m tho tIshptIor of
tWunty ytar3 ts very bright. IA far as u,h,u
sc,,rnent tn tbc Htatr co1, In ,nT,rrod Yr,,,,, ,h
,...r 81 ~ a'~t. o".. =, 80, ~ ~ - WI tno
.ono VI inc country pfess anu pl9Ilq otterlllcess
1t la as
Hrlt,S1r, ot,t,osEu ,ro rttf. rAyupvr
of thn ,1. n. i. ,so. ..hon tho I,., ,,...,s,.ta,,
-. no'"'' ~ y "os ".'' wv ."9s fopoaIuun
l'f 6tttletnont was voted down t~0 to b!lG. At
II popular election two yeaes ,Ho, every county
IN thu HtHtu TINT ntinutod ruanIu r,onu ,,nou rim
bond u,scstton condemned tho plpu or srttIr-
mullt ts at extra session. III many ct1,nt tes II,
tha euuthcrn ,mrt of ti,n Htcto .ncnmi ,r",a.
,,,,,,,'...." p 49,. W - y, ssssu. 'l'.se
- tiee1l''Hs n@'o pech He1u ~ oeaonhce tho
Gpvernur Tor calling tho extra Hessi0n,
to disappruyo tho pian Of settlement,
md INSTRUCT mrmhort ~ thn yopt,fetrro r. vutn
n,,n,s, ~ u.ea,,I -. tas t"1 ~ Io'
.AaAst ~: opec'al cieoeons n"so oect he1o III
lostr Legislative districts to I'LL rAc,lt,cIes occur.
ring aI,uu tho lust session. In eyerY case wl,ero
thn scnti,nrut. of tho ,n,nhnr.n,,,. urr tnt,,vu
, 1881-10-12

tptstal Dfspatth to The Chicago Trtbuns,
New OntEASs, La, t)ct. N.-The sleath oi
Gov. Wiltz ID 0rly question OF fcw hours.
, 1881-10-12

DswEa0, Oct. 4.-hlrs. William q. Chapiu, OF
QllDert's aillla. bore Twin buys Oh Sunday. Que
" thru bus beeu usmul 0agntll ah4 tho oIAvs
Arthur
, 1881-10-12
comparatively Rnlat aum, and MI maturing Oh.
lIgntlons will HOW bo paid OH presentation.
iflaTflN HftNE EIIk8f.

y I3S1S1I5N !3IItJE FVIKNl.
Boston, MnA4a Oct. lt.-Jhhn Mahon / Sons.
manufacturers ami ,lcalers In shoes at Lynn
nnt) II PGhrl street, fh,sti uru reported to hive
fn.lGu. IIHlIlltlra, $1tJ,ka,.
, 1881-10-12
YALE COLLEGE GOSSIP.

Orcnln. OF Enlrsa 181at
frMr-210 Freshmen Put In as& An.
rcnrnhcB-Tt.c TcnHin ErNze-Fuot.
Hall, 1sase.1snlf+ and 1kosvi,,9-Iumlor
YfOth eltntfg Committee.