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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20

Oar state legislature has not done
anything worth mentioning thus far
except to parcel out the o ffices among
themselves. It il perhaps just as well
for the people if they keep on doing
nothing,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20
LET 1T BEFREE ALL AROUND.

y Mississippi newspaper hopes that
the South will remain solid until the
elections are as free and fair in Mas
sachusetts as they are in Mississippi -
There ls much more in this than a
joke.
If, as Mr.. Boutwell, and tie Stall
warts vino are seeking o pretext for
Federal interference assert, IT is true
that the ballot has sometimes been
paralyzed in the hands of the negro by
violence or threats, it is equally true
that in New England intimidation of
white voters by employers has been
carried on much more Systematically
and upon much. larger scale.
The reports of the Senate Commit
tee furnish ample proof of the state
ment, if official evidence were needed
to establish fact, of which sincs the
election of Garfield the bulIdezing
manufacturers make boast, and off T
it as just basis of future cnnsidera-
tion al the hands of the party they so
effectually served in this way.
We are for free ballot everywhere.
We want it not only as free in Mas
sachusetts as it is in Mississippi, and
uice. rersa. but absolutely free; and we
believe it quite as great crime to sup
press the intelligence of white labor
er by threats of dismissal from employ
ment, as to drive a negro voter from
the polls by threats OF personal VI
oleDce.-N. 7. San.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20

Hon. L. A. Mackey. S. Woods Cald-
well, Esq, and w. w. Rankin, are
the candidates in Clinton county for
legislature, vice Whaley, deceased.
The ''middle mau" is our choi ce this
time.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20

Hon. James G.. Blaine is to be the
new Secretary of State in the Garfield
administration. at least so the know
ing ones say.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20

: Gen Grant Was last week elected
President of the New York EXhibi-
tfon Company. Hope the poor man
will be content and happy at last.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Letters OF
administration on the estate OF Calvin u.
Wise, late of Haines township, decease D.. hay
ing been granted 10 the undersigned, all per-
sons Indebted To said estate are hereby notified
10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, to present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
DANIEL SMITH,
Administrator.
Hartleton, Union Go, Pa,
Jan. 10Th, 1851. st.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20

A SSIGEEE'S SALE.-Wnl be sold at pub
6Alic sale on the premises In Miles Township
near Stoyers place. On Friday Jan. 2lst,
1881.
All that certain tract or piece OF Ground
bounded by lafdS of Jeremiah Haines Geo
WOhlfert aud others. Containing sixty acres
more or less about twenty acIcS cleared. the
balance in timber. thereon erected a dwelling
house and other ont buildings.
Sale TO commence at ] O'Clock p. ". Of said
day when terms will be made known by
j. III. REIPsNYDRK
Assignee of Geo flcGler
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20

1NSTRAY.-Cama 10 lie residence of the Sun-
II scriber about two miles east 0f RcberS-
burg, on or about the last Of Sept. 1850, q rcd
heifer, white along the belly, white spots at
head and a cut In right ear. No other marks.
The owner is requested to pay expenses and
take the same away, otherwise it VIII be d.s-
puScu of according 10 law.
Dec. 9Th, Pm. Vim. KREANER.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20

Erie Mail West and Day Express East make
close con nnectiOns at Northumberland with l..
& B. X. X. trains from Wilkesbarre and Scran-
ton.
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West and
Fast Line West make close connection at Viii
Transport with n &. X. w. trains north.
Niagara EXT West and Day Express East
make close cor lection at Lock Haven with IS.
T.. V. X, II. tTaiI {.
Erie Mail Eas' and West connect at FTfe
with trains or l.. ;. g. NJ. =. II. r.. at COr"ywith
q. q. q 4. V. r. lat Emporium with B. n. Y.
e. Z. II. r., and ut ITiftwOOd with a. V. r. X.
I'arlOr ears will "un between Philadelphia
and WillamspOrt IL Niagara Express West
and Day Express Et I. Sleeping cars on all
night trains.
WM. 4. BALDWIN. General Sup't.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-The
lIsubscri6ers hereby give notice that they
have dissolved partnership in the grain buSi-
ness at Coburn Station, the dissolution taking
effect from and after Jan. lst, 1851.
G.. w. STovER,
S l.. III. SLOWER
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20
Church & Sunday School Directory.

Evangelical.
Rer. SInluel SRith and Reu. W. III Hartman,
Preachers.
rrctracted meeting in progress Which vii
likely continue over Sabbath.
Sunday school, oP. Nd. |. Zerby, Supt.
Methodist.
Rsc. J. benson AIsr$, Predcher-inc charge.
Sunday school nj l1sP. M.-Dar. Ktmport' suDt
Reformed.
Rer. q W. H. Sieget, Pastor.
Preaching in Aaronsburg next Sunday eve
Ming.
United Brethren.
Rar. L. W CrateS. reacher-iI-cRdrgs.
Lutheran.
Rec. John TbmiiRson PaStor.-
Preaching in AarunSburg next Sunday MORN
iue--GcTman; and In Mlllhcim in the evening
English.
United Sunday School.
Meets ST . 4. Nj. d. Luse, supt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20
PROSPECTIVE NEW SEN A.
TORS.
Fair the Man in NeYada.

SAN FRANCISCO, January, ia
dispatch from Carson City. Nevada,
saws both houses took vote for Uni
Ted States senator to-day. 1t resulted
RS follows: Wren, senate IL, assembly
:, Fair, ssnate 10, assembly al; Dag
gett, senate 1. assembly none.
General Joseph R. Hawley to
be a Senator.
HARTFORD, January H. The re-
publican legislative caucus tonight
unanimously nominated General Jo-
seph r.. Hawley as candidate for
United States senator
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20
Delaware.

DoyFR,a Jan. 12.-The Democratic
members in eaa:us tonight dec lded
uanin lusly to re-elect Thomas +.
Bayard to the United States Senator
ship
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20
It is Miller in California.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 1'.-At
sacramento to-day the assembly bal
lotted for United States senator with
the following result: General Miller,
republican, AZ; Judge Wallace, demo
crat, 81; scattering, 4.
Sherman Nominated by Accla-
nation.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 1l.-The
republicans of the two branches of the
general assembly met tonight in open
cancns and nominated John Sherma n
lyy acclamation for United States sen
ator.
Harrison Indiana's Man.
TNDIANoPoL1s, January l1.-The re-
publican caucus tonight unanimous
" nominated General Benjamin Har-
rieon for United States senator.
Michigan.
Congressman .. ID. Conges Is Ohe
new Senator-eI2ct from the state OF
Michigan.
New York.
The Empire state sends Thomas q.
Piatt, stalwart republican, to the U.
s. Senate.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20
'0iiCal lrat0r

Regular Terms of Court-Fourth Mondays OF
I,ntarY. Apri August and November
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20
Harrison Indiana's Man.

The Empire state sends Thomas e.
Piatt, stalwart republican, to the ..
:. Senate,
, 1881-11-09

Ssatnn.fhiftftors' fiHfraa.
. a1'!o 81 mo sn;!i!Htr reuters or tho NnrfHM
uas us lnle1ss!ta! ~ snort sketch nj tho lItu nf
Hiun Ky Hiun 70 "na!il ihhy Al'e indebted fur their
Ha.n. , ieInrsflef ana iho tnschtEr nf
tno postaHs Stnfng: ,sas burn ut kl1aerir t1stor
nnRtanu. nec' y tt'l,. After his "luCRtion wis
g'!lpieteu ne aesHtneu tue position IT teartlcr In
sehon! cp!'di!eted ~ III. tathhl ncar ntrnlt.lK-
NUN: NUN: Hntll lNkt whc'f he Joined cot1l-
!'s;i !a;nS WIN , WeIv laterestrn III forlniu. ii
eMtuny y ~ snlitil Australia, :, and was MP.
a,,nhets WHO laitnEeu tue nGnrs u tho eutnny.
s. H. Wle Ast z hsrinhGr nf tho "Enctcty rnr lle
llinnslo'i or Useful kn0Mledge." Tho rntes 1T
N,s!aKe ~ Fly! I'M. were very ht4i.; ltastnRp
neysiu t.le lii1'fa ni Konh1n District rtIst ul1co
suEleu ttm W. 70 ls ~ Tor Rls1KlG [ettGr, thran-
!nE U s!hR!e i!eeo ot paper OF iess thAn oao
o'tMto III We1tn1.
ihs exorsinnt rafo OF postage wins bcrppl
NO iiciAtls or tho Mass Ut tho lHopu: ct',,st'-
.l.lntst'Y correspondence wns u,M'niI. aud tns
proved very lnJuriul1s to commerce anu tho
industry Ct tho country. This hiuh ru1e nr
M'stAna ntlracteu li!l's Httcntun; hv nrNilcsi
!, thht II tH6 Erlcc ot pnslnOa WIS lowNrt,d III
nlany iote ttttcrs WuttlGl pnEa thrttllk!, tho
NAL thnt tho financial cuni!on ut the treas.
Mry wHulu NOT be ftHlMlrel,, whi0 eou!..y
w'nsa derive Huch additional benrHl. lie Ae-
GMs 81 much Interested IN lilo mlaitcr that in
lSW h9 prepnrc4 q pMtnphtet recommending d
INV lnu uHllprul rate Of IlnHtlXe. Which he BiIr-
rGGH'ed III bringing brfusG tho british Euyer,t.
tHcnt; Lis pfa1.s tres. much favnrt,l. auA cotJl-
Hl!tee was appointed tn Investigate It's muri1s
aud present u new cotle OF Is,siill laws, wi!uh
werc ntlaptcd. making tllo 1+nntlun tllrcct rsl-
nRG ~. and 0cIlHra nAnc rnle 1T Al. jan. 10,
t1StNup although tier Wprt, t,t trfI,nlIV
, 1881-11-09

s-.., ,,.,.t ~. nunws: H.s
ponr ltunox, M!cl.; Nov s.-t:aD y, u..wi,asse,,
up-l'roposlcrs Winslow, Saginaw Valley. India.
Is. rf',''iy'le an'' oarRas Missouri and oa11ses,
W. i. drnvcs u,d D. Dows ana consort, Uurlna-
ton and pnr9cs' East snRinaw and barKts +.
md columbian: sehooncrs i1n",cr % I nea .'i,"' .
nj. +. Mauro mn, I.n,,ro '' 1'>''o ''''o"'
Down-iropellors l'l1alo, James Ftsko. o..
coda. Fountain City, City Of Concord, a1Icngau
Ind bnrKcs; schonnora 4. Ii, rostur. q. I,sd.
N9;rasaass1,' 2y',,!; .a.,s j. IT, a. Carter;
"lid SOUTH Weathor heavy. storm-slgnals
up
pouT ii!nnn e!eI sIt' @ .@e G"'fa90 zee. 5rt5unt
p1sGpyt!9ss xn ~, M, art;, u " ,n n!a'Shu Am,b!a
UNI, GrKcs 8 T. seaon a1, d"y soport, .; Bay u99
f"5s; y!israea' tx5e ts a. Law oeorgo lIwar-
invn .u trmass n,.u I'll -, s'VsfHi ra.,,,,,,
onn y,,,- ,-,s,s'I,t, T. Ia hotcnahfs Iacoma,
'"' "A'"'.s t.,.,,,vo.s "s".: "s"''os o'o"os'
xn-.to, ,uux,,." ~ ~. '-;,-u, r-..,,
CmsnoYaAN, Mlcb,. nv. s'@DannptnJ.-pro. t"j.
!s sa.ns,uI, I'9'aG %.la tn, naa l;, Ety lk Ers
ors Firrn IN, Hnwnn,",u, w. rc' ~. ms'e; s1eAl
iiIxtnrlt hnwvcr ] psur rncv anone,, aa 3 peonf oar
Arrlyct-Schup,lrrs PensHM,;c.,' A fnii,nrwnoG
Cnnndu, u1,J llusso lla.wtck. '''
Wind southeast. fresh: Weather cloudy.
cnEl'orqAs,. Mioh;, Nov a.-ArrIsed@scboon-
& or Two fus'nlcs. A laruo t'eot outside wud-
c'oaos' -.-..-.
IscANAuA.
Special Dt,pateh to Tns Chicago Tribune.
:. .EsGANAltA, Mlch., Nov. 9.-Arrivel-Stuamcr
,Sa.n Mat.""' s'a"pedo' John sehus'ta. aaa polu'
WHY; aasn.;;,,-.,, ,,o ,,o,. ,v,,, -,,,,
, 1881-11-09
Family r1atc-tfuW u Bank Cashier
Was HIovcd BY u Tale Of NIlstoyt-

Warrington IN, u Ihpnbftean.
n 81afp kAIu0 Wae autsib tins AXu, played
upun cashier Ut ono oT the loading hAilks III
this city, tho tActs 0t which Anvc but rtscuMtIy
cnlao tO light. uua MArntnK It, curly sprl.Ig,
with tho full tniluanen Ut 0tqlti,nK md blos-
su,ntt!4 NHlur1. upIn him, thu Gll9tIer lind
tAkou h|a scat buhinl his uesk, When ho WIS
tel,at,cG Waa sorroWIut aud wMrtlosl tho oxperl-
oucei oyoHf tho iiuaNcler Ut un curly upp1c.l.
ton for loan. lie thor0upDn hurttrurl his
heart, ami Inade up bis mind to nay M. After
KruutlnK llln Ia q deJuetud and alIb1upa manner
tho ntturluy began tu n,Mk9 ktsa,WIl nEs business
With tours III his eyea tho iAwyGr tOd him thur
the denth Ut iIcAr relative, involving heavy
expetisu nild fli!uruof rclnltfanees, ~ we'll
hs puor.payI Ing tllcnts, had tclueeL hlm to tho
lleucs1,ty If tukinH 4 Stop which unly dlrD Ill.
fortuls c0ull rrcolIGle lin to, lte wished y
Stior d. Security nox u ianilly piaio lid sun san:
dry hsir!.N.lls which had hoan handed dawn
trdu 4enosatlon 10 Rollotat!oa, lii pradueod
receipt s!aae.l by the Secretary VI ttlu saGv
Dep1at Company, Showing paynlont Ut
st0rnNo fevs lDr Hoarly II year Iii udsnncb
on ii boz containing plAtv VI shc Enl1tu
Ut $2,OM. Thu tuwytr aAlu to tho Csshter as hG
wiped hls fearful eyes, ! tut II yurY low yneue
Oh thla fDf AM too pDur 10 uAy hlEa stOr1lKu
rutcs. I!0sur thuuxht that wA.lA Gutne to
tAls, but / tnust. It Ii nt NJ l1au+ III pay tho
wlte's dlauullik." The GashIer pttUl thu hyu-
bred susGow. and felt for rho selnn " II ntjbt'
huuso ~ A!afoElune. aud thsH, thinktnE OF tho
l0x nf family pluto, cnacndu' tu tHnku the lnun.
Tho key Ut The bDx wus handed oser to hm. and
tbs durts.wcr, with many uut pr0flss TX pres-
sio,.s VI gratitude, wAlkUl out viii tho tuBtley IN
A!t pockut. The nott WIS PLACED lu the drawer
, 1881-11-09
The C0nl l5Hx-i wa*tcftll INSECT Dan.
EerpliH 10 flI1llAn Lifts.

An cntomosugst hns discovered what be terms
the enal bug ur thu cIultx Anththcttus. Trut,
Otto l!eohUllnUyer. wtu hls bcUn !Atsryleweuu IN
tho subject " u reporter OF tho lhindulphta
RceGtu, inaknA tho foElaHlrR startling statement;
lilo a,Id that, takInQ The fea1lt Ut Pruf Ax9s-
gtz's discoveries LII IHltl.uccaH. Whera hc t&IuuJ
that mlnuto cnrpuscies throw uf thor shells,
aud these, growing toRother ft>ruielt immense
deposits It III not surprising that prof. HodnKaah,
Ut Stoekhn!m, what1i hu ..iDt III GettingIu lust
yuar, th1uld 1pI}uar with u now speulus Dr bug,
which snIRht 10 cuEsle,ud II. u descendant of
found ia coal IN great quantities, and
hcda. vt u very uotlcga6o," said rUf.
c!ltar on aoo''un! Of t. Euand appearaIca upnn
thal theso uarttslus arc eoveretl with mlIIons u
tho a1xe Ut tho huld OF HcNlio, t!at III aI,pear-
Allcc. and aro plentiful NJ tho bottom III ctal
veins. frnn whence they work their why TO tho
ton, &s'AklnE ho1es In tho tintsna alld rendering
ltlituost Unit for use. THU 1nalo Ia Ut Nray
black color, and bus SIX aputs OIL bis buck Tho
fHnlnlo ts broad. and bas nue si0ts tlut why
thes0 spots vary In tho eg1ts 1s so,nethiuv that
hRs puzzled tho sclantiie men WHO sluvo sx-
aMlned them." Thu Professor won't Oh
Ut lepRth to give subscription or
these bugs md th0tr OWL prupen9Ittas.
Ho said that o1al oil was but
Ahothor form 0f thcs0 ,isoots, but that III this
liquid stHi0 they bud t'eeonc crushed. nlld thtsu
that escaped fuece&l tAulg way tn the surface,
where they Wuro found. "luu have oileu no.
, 1881-11-09
TIRE BRIDGE ORDINANCE.

George Mcnunnid, lhc ca!Nain of tho tug A..
4. Carpenter. viii nppc2s before Justice Wnl-
lncn this nlort,lnx u answer 10 II eotlplu!r,t
itlcd ngnlnst him by Lunls Hn.l., rho tunder
Ut Ctnrk strret bridge. Last wuek the vessel
which tho Carpenter wAs towing col.
liIal with tho bridge. tlntna9 ilix
tho railing To- Slight cxt0llt. ftntl1, however,
Whs banged about FL rapidly by the icvrr With
which he wns i',eninR tho strtlc,,lrc iaat he
fslnlse ta,nlplAlhf and will trs to HINk9 I'LL ex-
ntilpIn Ut Cntt. SlU)unn1d, AtstI tunch tho river
'.igti thnt they must mt attempt to t,ats tie
draw while tho rcd bnll XlgEHl js elevated,
, 1881-11-09

Fr.t psmS'n9ln, r. *t' to seer lied Lord, sxhIb.
it9l by y. ". Hunt. Ashton. IT,; sesond pru-
ts!,is1 tes!,Hm III to stegr Oakley. exhibited " i.
f;aor Kansas exhibited BY T. l.. Miller. Bsechor,
The c0mmittee report 4a follows;
..1l vwonty. .ono Of tho thirty.twa stoers cntorod
weru brought lHtn competition. Tho steers
sre were mainly high::vradc !lcrotor,ls and BIlort-
tlorns. and showed KnM development for nKc.
~ GLASS, tho Htevra wore Nf Tint npprufpl
lnhdel most protltable Tor the GYtchus-low,
blUeky. coHai'act, thlok. .ncatu1 steess, tine II,
head aud bone, aad well nlcatrsl down To hook.
Tho steeEs wor0 we'll fattul. mud had made r0-
t,r, tnsrkaIo h,,ts a,wth nd!saoa .ul,eror lot O
loAirr, suu u.s. likD!y to furnish tho uonaunor
With tho most destFablo qunttty of nloat,
THE FtltSr, PREMIUM sTEEit
was hotter tiIleti tn tho loiu ind round with fat
mora evenly distributed. anil wsuid cut u much
lasKer proportion uE lean tneat n 1rUsa weight
thail bly, rivals. Ihls utcur hHd smull heal,
short, i1oely tQpertnF mock, WaH finer IN ltulle,
n moro shlckly alioatotl. and superior handler.
The seconl premium steer WIN very eyusly
.nAte1 with tho nrst rr0Mutn steer, slightly
cuarse 10 hesd, with rn.up NOT ~ vol 1avt as
the STEER awarded thu hEai plAco. Tho third
prs.,lu'n steer was harstly a. will psoppFuoI,otI
US tho UthGr premium nhisLats, had ri ther
heavier forrIu1rturs, lnd Wns tuarso III tho huAd
, 1881-11-09

and forgnttcn. A few months elapsed tnd she
!Mtik t:!Hnue,l ita orfce7t and .the Incoming
tHnf, ,.tnt, eth; 't,snE vter asae.s sooysre me
mite st?,t tof The lt!k. and, 0po1ins Il, suoy.
ere! tbat tts valnnh.H eunteft4 cunsistcst Of
twenty old t1nwstnpcrs, Il pinlcti cnstor and
ta.kc.hnskct. MI nf wbici, wuiilti rotl for abott
-. The revelation created much profanity on
tho pRrt os tho now management and good
3nku ne tho c1ponse OF tho eashfor who ha,l
Mc, 70 n!eny dime tnr. TT course, as tho la,r-
rower was man Of no property. nothing could
Y ne possible. Hut Tho cnshtcr WIN itas tw re-.
ttrt hns t!orer heard tho end nf II, and til tho
rtntb lonG," ''
, 1881-11-09

sear ti toWdn scSt1 gfFr tGr rnsto lat Ie' as .e
ur Fas 10 m twc fr ,fHTe I'm sra,,s ~ cosd y, nhw1r4 d
imnina ~ ~ s9.,,,' WY & stt.li'a. pump ~! Mhr'l.
rtYc .r rrmnr, ,lac IT. s ~ XII ytst ~ s,t hny" ~ Mr;
m o iahu nsl hrsT HILL Il ~ .e Sor 'rr r',,s e,
teet ~ stmn at,I m1' sa "I4aiGn. !ficcs* lnrKo
Twlnts I%r,,s, % ov M!i e" fMaaeta "nen ni last ic-
tsn rI,,a Tho "S ss"ef. {s i'axi,1 yar ma E'.i:
tnrth@nst ,.tf, u" snntnR ~. % mo wnu To- tho
ccrll lowari tier .fcs,nntio,is '' 'e's''' ~ 'so
lEA I.T,t t}r wink Ar m,t,w4rxrr u,,,,,v ,,,,.
yp<cisi 1li,nofeh n TN. ,p,s,.s. rs,.,, "'"''
M!lwsUxEE N"v s1MIiwa,,GKpe N G" s'II1s si.inyart,s
s M .s, t no M 1.a9nl :ns' % Fl wor +
listI' Wink i, iu,nca%t" % pr.ssssi % III sint,,s. I
si;srIs; snsrIs1 % " Whit IT,, s T. w"s ~ s,! q" s,ek
fiji Will ,lHt rr tnv frt.t,, t:xit,airo
III tho lino ot Rebuilding aid rGpnics, Ti,.,s lnr
WY IVY jn'H u i!e,s wnrk nra nssnrc ~ thoin
"!!e tur Slial,hel rn4eImnl,,I. both extensive
Mnnlhtru tttt.a'crResi. Tha repu.rs upon tho
Es.'Icrs s s,'it:,Mt T. y. SM n IT, @ i.a M.n "@rnm axo
Strtl, md l'ntl, ynssrls arc tnH nttn.l vii for
vnGHtiof W1,f tr'p r. i!o !9tai!er trns1c. a.
Jessie I,,n fMs i""n totn M, ~ ,,,9 me nafGo
nry tjry.,ltIck ni1io,uh rr rt,nir. ~ ~, ~ ~ fss,,
eg sonpieto !rr aro t t'itas II ri ,T ~ ,f ,,
Of two s caks 7. ana i"t3 St III 1e tpr
' $500, .,.'.. "l rx"t ~ ."1Nul'k l''HhEu'
rasT Setsa. isn M,af e 4h: ,a'esoo Tribune
Miit,tlti III fi,n .rntm. .i,rt,n Hnsv ii, asarea M
ruflbrI list pt Gf s4N ii ,,,t,t,t,v uni1 n .," W.'1
wntuh md cIlnn worth f1;), iii. Gurrn ,sns sns
ter,.tI tho unDfn whuru tho t.unin syos rt".m,u1
tnKIfix away lhe tnnnpy- y-tlrMwcr IN his dusk aid
tHe Whtci 1fhfn h!s iAsckct. Frank ffntbMItuh
au ..!e iH!!l hnrs, .etktlaitt ana llromah wGrG
a"n,, ~ - ,,m ne at lux hnrt,i'x nn wero
... nsen ~ .a rns1nMtalt IN th,a city dividing tito
!nnley. IHu tttil"or ai11 Sa} Of tho tl.uilcr wns
t,nv "''''' 'u'"ocF p'ie !" oaRl'a" c'ty to-
,v,,r.r .,,,,,,,...r ,,.. ,.
. mn.Nt s"'f"f'st FH''a MtL"AEREE'
u, npsI p..,, n'seassh @ 70 rst thesad' Irtbuhs.
1,mf T,",nnt,,,; ,,r,.S Mo oh'fni steAnl,
finished tukiiT 81, Il rnrrt, nf wh"at nj shi. NJ.
This Is tGo iirst aiIn,nrIlt III wiIcat frn,s XII.
wMukeu by inka in nbuut ak w"tks, IN ' ttc
4rfn0 cnnut,rt1nt, II ,nnH H., .. u.,."G 70. ~ tHu
, 1881-11-09
A }iARf} KIN

William II. Miits. lH-ypnr-oIl coloreI lloy,
was arrested yesterday by Detective upluxhpr
at thH tnElser Ut flute and Adams, and locked p
at tho Arnlory. al much upon a,lapcion ~ for
my known critnIna.[tr. In his possession WIS {,
lady's gold watch. chin, utld upon his person
wha huticcA Il gorgeous nrray nj <tlpw garments H.
such m hn atl not .osscss ul,o Mnuti Hif,, wllrt
hu ~cnt tn 81. Louis To tscAlo punajlfitpnt Tur
ratty n!eannessua hcrc. 1'hp IAd Ia sou If nI.t
jim Mills wnl the 'a.Ite-btlAn residents viii
u!si1netly remember ns proprietor VI tho notU.
rioua "uuucr tho Willow xult,ou,
, 1881-11-09
VESSEL CHAPTERS.

r., sst'3' 0to7&eh TO The Chteaoo Tribune.
pss"s kIAsp. o.. Nov. a-Ehartors-Tropotlv
NssHs N's anu schooners Lat,rn l}elto aud J, II,
Hsr",t, coaa 10 milwaukee, at $l.s5; schooner
,eho,aah' Soa', satn'usky to Milwaukee, ut CLIO;
kee =. H., aHoerlt, o0al. Bandusky to S!ilwau-
us,.1."o' t.-o' Propeller Ohio, orc, Esoanaba to
Panw ''' private tarsns;' schooner frank
ts.' s@,' Propeller i. T.. Watson. oro. Estn,nn,n tn
a.sh'e'eaa, f1.b0; schooner Flying Mist. roal.
nhou'a n,,ha."a 70 Chlcsgo. el,:5 froc; suhopncrs
1,u,.snah' Lucln.la, Van Yulkenburw, ami
Itson, @ en-! TO Ch,cngo ut 81 ri; schooner
CanSs. COL to ,oiEolr, prlyate terms: sonoo,aer
s,ssoosti ta1; iai;ah 1sh!aSuls nr 70 Milwaukee, q
eaeo 1t t1 Ii. ao''ot i@Hats eoa4s Eric 10 Chl'
, 1881-11-09

f,rvs,, "oatea 10 1hs thiel0o Tribune,
t.ls ttmS., y: AK, =, Nov. s-coal trc,ghts woro Il
sehooer, aanssctnepts-l'ropeller Clytiu and
MtsJ; scnsa,a usotn anl Fleoswna. coal to Chicaxo
scb.arr sebot'er !; p sawyoF. COIL % Caicaso
slA Ca1a fr,,Tss,a sa,tatstotl' coae to ltacine lit
tsall "a VIM; a"gnt shipments werp Iuudu Ut d
fotk, "aeat Sad ~ ccnts Gu coru TO Now
, 1881-11-09

i, cattle. md tho following classus In 3hrrpwl
bu Judged today:

Tim An,erfcon cIvt1rs,1nfo Aaao,,I,,lou ,r,tl
hold ,aei9 snna cnnvsn.qn On rhura'ay
usehl1iR TT Inc orand raesHe ltaael
lion viii nuii m nt,,t,,r,1t.ti ,nCrtnv nt In
Urund T,pitc iittel T6,Irs,inv pv.nnI,u7 ~ >''S
~. !, >, So. " ~"as'
MF' =. Y. Flahef. Secretary or t!Ie stAte Heard
OF AKricultlrc, cft f4r SprInsf!s!l lust evening
~ 0hs!f1eas. He WILL fotnfn Ihuta.'ay morn.
tn9'
.ltut,o1ph WcbLer, Of No. l;1 Rtnte stroet. hns
ltt.,ui rtrnrc.i RI Iii IND rnttt,. nnt,r ~ .n
liuitEhi0r. prlxo. Tho catllo will le knocked
Howal i'f1Any.
A nrnct,ouI ,nent ,cuttnr nf fills c.,v rne,cr,nw
rerkgti i!,nt lin cnttiH si,nr nj ti,f' nrn i,hi
onEu fnIr wgra IceIsiIv rinnr r. lar b,fs.N nt'r.
tusps iUuu tl,nse inv tMi ,.shIl,Etn IT. III, },t
Stuck SEUw, @' "' ~$'9 '">
Az: Hobert Miller. OF West Liberty. H.. who
wts y looker;'n yesterday, his Just KolI 70 Mr.
trunks. OF wyoming. Vultt bunch 0E Short
IlnrnE, tho aaEreEnte OF tho Sala amounting to
SlS,0oot noEc oil Tho cutie 6otng over year old.
{,t,I T. ~ f31lIntt rr t.,t,h,r+ I'll .ov+ur,1,,.
soTl lila t.tr,l ~ t,I,.hf snt,w,s,, .f1tS -, H.
Gtw Ilrns nj n,.e,,t,tr iii NJ ni.t,s nts ~ ~, ,.
pt,i,,ili. iiro wt.trht Ii,r cnt,t, nrrr"1a itss
tMuintia t,unh M. viii na ~ finnnt;n ,. @
thn .hnw rtses wt,"r ~ ta u1rnhas"rs Iii, ,.cr
ti.o,m il, shnno t,,r d:nrIstman t,rer "'' AI'
,, Among tho entries Of Col. U1sctt, of Lpgnn
County. l|fInnls. arc two Rrlldn Sturt-lIuri
stcors, na1ncal respectively Gnr,Ie!d ant Arthur.
Tllcy wor0 both cnIved tha SUNG tuY, a,lll. whit
IL moro remarkable. they wefKh oSactly tho
aaino, ,tEsl nu,lds, while the average Halit aer
tay since birth has baen tho a4siiu, l.u1-iuJ
pounds.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-12
COMMERCE AND TRADE.
PORT OF ASTORIA.
READY FOR SEA.

SAILED
Rival. bk 2s9 tons Adams. :. +. June u
Shubrick u : Lighthouse str. EversOn, Rock
and cruise. June 10
Agnes Oswald. brsh. 1880 tons. Mc'iibbon. Queens
town June
Kate and Anna. steam sch. p tons, LutJens. Grsys
Harbor. June
Orient brig. 3l2 tons. Williams San Pedro June ,
Lizzie Bell br bk 1895 tons, Morgnard. Liverpool,
June
North Bend bkt $40 tons Merryman. ) June
=6solumbia. IS. 272l tons Bolles F. June
California. str. 674 tons. Carroll, Sitka June
EIerbank, br blk. llOO tons. Parker, Liverpool.
June ]