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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-10

Your pigs often suffer considerably IN
getting their teeth The gums swell, and
the irritation and swelling often spread to
the Jaws, cheek and the whole head. 1t
may be cured by cutting the swollen gums
over the place where the second teeth are
coming, or drawing the first teeth with o
pair of pincers or plyers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-10
COLLEGE,
Westminster Carroll County, Md.
Incorporated 1853.

HNHE 29th Semi-Annual Session of this in
4 stitution of learning will begin Septem-
Der 9th, 1881. The special attention ofthose
residing in or near Westminster is called to
the advantages of having such College so
convenient to them. Young persons Of either
sex can here receive thorough education
without losing the privileges of home resi-
denee. The Preparatory Department affords
full course for the ordinary business of life,
and by the purchase of Scholarship the full
Collegiate Course can be had at about the same
low rates charged in the Preparatory Depart
ment.
For further information see or address the
President,
J. +. WARD, D. D.,
at his residence or any of the Professors at
their residence or at the College.
1t is important that students enter at the
beginning of the session, or as soon thereafter
as practicable. july %
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-10
LUMBER. LUMBER.

"a - s. -z
7 HAVE just returned from the Lumber
Il Regions-and am now receiving the lar
eest selection Of LUMBER ever offered at
this place, At Reduced Prices, consisting of
yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemloek
JOIST AND SCANTLING
of All lengths and sizes, ~, 81, Cd and S 4
White Pine Boards and Plank, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Dressed and Undressed
Misunderstanding, White Pine Cypress and
Chestnut Shingles, Walnu, and Ash Boards
and Plank, Plain and Headed Pieketts, Shin
gle and Plastering I.aths, prime lot of Chest
nut Rails aud Posts. Also al! the different
KINDS OF COAL,
Thinking large sales with small profits bet
ter than small sales with large profits, | have
concluded to adopt the former as my guide,
and hope shall be enabled to carry it out by
persons in want of anything in my line giving
me A call before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD LYNCH,
Near Depot, Westminster, Nd.
feb 20-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-10

The Prairie Farmer says: Weeds on
gravel walks may be destroyed and pre-
vented from growing again by eoPious
dressing of the cheapest salt. This is a
better method than hand pulling, which
disturbs the gravel and renders constant
raking and rolling necessary. One appli-
cation early in the season, and others as
NAV be needed, while the weeds are small,
will keep the walks clean and bright"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-11
Liars 2

we'll! we'll that Buck, Hunt s. co. should
he SO prejudiced against one who is a gen
tlan,au, which is more than they have shown
.nonselVes to be since as ra~ttle-headed boys
theg assumed charge Of the Record and pro-
ceeded to become dirty contemplate liars for
little more bread and butter, and hang OF
to the Indictment they so becomingly gloat
over Of which | am quite we'll assured they
did all they could to cause to be found,
and themselves and q blessed few of
their ilk are the only ones in
the community that regret that the first false
swearing was ever Get at naught. You are a
coWardly set al best and put your great trust
in your numbers, whereby the personal res
possibility could not be found. That Buck
g. Hunt, when they allowed, or wrote, or in
timated that I opposed or voted il favor Of
removal of the military, knew personally, as
they sat and stood next to me with no one
intervening between US, and all that I said or
did by voting was in favor of retaining the
military mot Moale) here. This they knew
if they knew anything At all, and wilfully and
maliciously lied when they wrote il. Come
out from your cowardly position; I ever walk
the streets unsrmed; you need not fear any
thing from this source. And now, publicly,
So the course you have chosen, I now brand
you Or any one that further maligns me or
mine, as malignant, cowardly, lying pol
trOons.
At home any day. W1LL E. TURNER.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-11

Max Waterman has received his commits
sion and is now 9 full ledged Notary Public.
James Arnoux likes city Life so well tha9
he evidently intends camping with as this
summer.
Nick Welsh has been rusticating with Pat
Donnahue in the Barker country. They make
a rafting team.
Staple and fancy groceries in al lines at
Wetzels, from canned turkey and French
fruits to New Orleans molasses.
Mrs. Beckman has thoroughly renovated
her old stand and will open therein q new
restaurant and ice cream parlor.
Rev. Mr.. Blackiston and w. 8. Turner
left for Assinaboin on Friday by private con-
Yeyance. They will be absent several days.
J. E. Lemon passed through town On
Thursday en- route to A%ssinaboin. Mr. Lemo
will represent G. A. Broadwater s. Co.. at the
Coal Banks this season. The selection is q
good one.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-11
WISE AM OTHERWISE.
Roofing iron ct Wackerlin & Co.'s. . M.

Roofing iron at Wackerlin & Co.'s. embellishments"
glassware.
Dryer and Dutriuielle have the finest baths
to be found in Montana.
60 to Wackerlin r. Co. for hardware and
tinWare Of all kinds.
Rosencrans has just received a fine assert
ment of cord, black-snakee, whips, saddles, brides,
and in fact everything pertaining to his trade.
Go to Dryer & Duke for a clean shave
and a good shampoo.
For water coolers, ice cream ~freezers and
refrigerators, go to Wackerlin s. CO.
"Wetzels Favorite' cigar is the cheapest
for the quality of tobacco in them the market affords.
Breakfast bacon, sweet and fresh at Muir
ply, Neel & Co.'S new building, corner Of Front and
Benton streets-
For the best brands of liquors in. wines,
whisky and beer, you win find that Wetzel g CO. viii
give the best prices. 4
Staple and fancy groceries in all lines at
Wetzel's, from canned turkey and French fruits to
New Orleans molasses.
a few / arrels of Jas. III. ODonnelrs Blue
Ribbon O. &. whisky {the only genuine1 at Murphy
Neel s. Co.'s new store, corner of Front and Benton
streets.
The medlcated baths OF Dryer s. Dutriui-
ellie are of great advantage to the medical psofession
In almost every description Of disease.
John Endre's celebrated grape creek sour
mash whisky for sale at Murphy, Neel & CO. g.
Special Inducements offered to parties buying at
wholesale.
Dry goods and clothing OF every variety,
quality and style at WetzeIs, where every pains vii
be taken to exhibit them TO customers.
Remember that Murphy, Neel & Co, are
the only agents for the genuine Jas. N. 0,Donald,
Blue Ribbon o. K. whisky, and that you can buy it OF
them cheaper than of any house in Montana.
Il would be we'll for ranchmen and freight
era who contemplate buying wagons this spring to
call at T. c. Power & Bro, and examine their i'm
rnense stock, of which they have the largest il Non
tana-
e. Fl. Taylor, Jr. s. Co.'s 8" and Hume
hand-ma e sour mash wf,iskies, the finest and purest
goods made in the United States, at Murphy, Neel
Il Co.'s elegant new store, corner OF Front and Benton
3treeta #@@ ]
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-11

We notice by the foreign dispatches Of the
hecord that Mr.. BIackiston has returned !;
mat Mr. Baker has recovered his horses, and
mat Herman Brinkman will administrate the
~estatezof Charles Jackson. Foreign dis
patches are very costly, but our c~ontempora-
~ will furnish European news regardless Of
expense. Enterprise, you see, my boy!
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-11
NOTICE.

We will herd all Horses entrusted to orr care for
one dollar and fifty cents per herd per month. We
will have q House and Corral at the foot Of the trail
above George Allis' Rauch,@ and we will deliver horses
st Hughes City at 50 cents per head.
JAMES ii. MORAN,
JoHS &. LIMB.
, 1881-09-09
TILE WEATHER.
SIGNAL 2Et1vrf.r


OFFICE Of THE CHIEF stnNAt. OrF1crn. w.,
1SaruS, D. G., Sept. 81 a. nl.-The ChIcr sa's,
olicer of tho army furnishes tho foiIowin, w..
cIat bulletin: 'pe'
Tho barometer Is highest on tho Now rn,,.u.
const, and lowest In tho extscmc Nnrth,so.,a N,a
Tho temperature has fnlou from II, " ,n,,,aa.
In tho Middle Atlantic Statcs, md fro,n If ~ ~
degrees In New England. 1t has rlsen fn,,, =. =.
10 dcHrncs In tlio Missouri Valley. Thr ,a," ~
roraturo continues dloyo the mean I'm tho wa.,
Gulf Suites attl all districts east of ,he ut.,.
slppl, being from = to to slpgrccs uboyu in SDs.
EnRiand. frotn tn II degrees In Inn MLlaIc -.
lAlitle SthteG. and from ~ tu il dcxrccs In H..
LUwcr LII ko region; md from 10 81 hnnran
In tho Ohio Valley and Ienllcssce. Tin sni1ers
lug temperatures Mr1 rop0rtctl from s1utions ~,
tho Northern fronttpr: Enstlu1;. 55: D,oieaa Wy
It,: MoMtrcAl 81: Alpenn. ~: Duluth, IL, "'0'''
Tho lndtcnttuns nrp TINT tho Temperature vl,,
incrunsc slowly IN tho Lnkc region, New ~! e..
kiand, Middle Atlnnt!u states, Ohio ya!Iry, md
Tennessee mud the Northwest during thS nav. aue
forty.c!Rht hours. 'A~ 0'As
Fur tho Ohio Whitley aud TENNESSEE, nn,t,.
cloudy weather, possibly local runE, tojIuwri H.
fal!ing barometer, nnd statonary or hIRbefr
iar tho Lower 1.ako region, fair woo,bo,
s0uth to west winds, rising followed by faJIIne,
D4ronletor. stItti1nnry or hiuh1r Temperature
For tho Upper t4lkc rcRIun, fair wca,hpr
northWosterly shifting TO wArller solthcrIy
Winds rs1Mg followed by falling barometer
Valley. warmer fnlr weather, winds shlftinu IA
southorly, and lower barometer.
LOCAL OHsEttvATiUNz.
CHtCA10 Sent, K--fD,1g,v
, 1881-09-09

Special U4spdteh to 7ns Chteaao Tribune.
TnoY, N. r., Sept. S.-Trpy won again to-day
by superior blttiug aud ta!lling. Corcy WINS
bntre oycn Inrslpr thAn leschln1nd. DoublUs
OF Wuiah and CunHura. a bit Of Eynlls and orrora
Of 3lotalin1 ind Crcatngr gMyG Troy fur rnna
In tile sco0nd: at.oublo OF Gillespie mud hits Of
Ewing anA tEankluson QUO In tho third: baso
o, halls error of Richmond, and hlts Ut Cunfors
nHI 0llicspiu thrcu III tho fourth; an error Ut
C0rey, hits 0f l(nnktnsol und Wusll, ,ailt t!onbo
Ut Cassitly thro0 in the Afth: aIil hits Of lian.
k!hsull, Welsh. and Connora orc III tl1o scyul,th.
!!tta Ut Dtekersnn, stnvcy, and Nelson EHv9
Worcester tho t'rst run; u wild throw of lIol-
errars Ut C0nnars had Ferguson thu thlrll: q
anl Nclsnn Tho fourth; aud hits Ut Aushung And
btunOy tho last.
innlHus- 2 J 7 q 20 0
Worcestcr........."..I. Observation-Disclosures d d i i j . i 10
ltlso hlts-Troy, Y; Wurucstor, IL,
Err0fs-Troy, I; Worccstcr. :.
liuus carlletl-Troy. &; Worcester. !.
TwG-l4su hits-Cunnor, Wutsl,. Gillespie CO.,
Cassidy. lloll.est btoyoy tss,. Itushnng.
!lAsCs o,l hnlls-Vroy, .; WnrcG4trr, |.
lInsrs on crrors-Iroy, d; Worcester, u,
struck N,tt-liutuIiug, Corey ~.
Ja:tt OIL basoa-'rrny, Il Worcester, !,
Ilnhs-pIMy-f!lssl,pi, -StDyuy.
PNsaed haIls--1lultturt, !; IIushotiK, i,
lhliis cIllctl-Curpy, 1Ou; Hnls.,, IL,
Etrlkes uHliul-E0rcy, :aI; Welsh, ii.
llme-T%!! hours uni t~cnty'h hyU minutes.
UMpIra--iiiEham.
, 1881-09-09

Eptetat Dtapateh to Ihe Chtuoo Tribune.
LITTLE 1l0CN. Ark. Sept. B.-tmos and Ahncr
MnnIy.. Crcuk lnhnns. ngct respectively IN und
70. a,1d Wtlliam i5rown, GeorKe ". Pntl9ctt. nnd
P,ltrack McG white antn Will lc hatgcd tit
FOrt Smith, Ark. tomorrow. for murders CUM
1nittctt at various 1ates during tho past two
ycnrs in tho lnliun Tcrritory. Thu coi'tc1niiud
ll,tsl bccn horng FOR Presidential clotnenCy, hut
Attorney. Guncrhl MMeVcaYh photographed fato
lust night that nothing coti1tt bu tsenc Tor theu.
TulWahnc1t, a Soulnoio fntiDNn. fnuuu guilty nf
nur.lor and sentenced tu hung. has bpen ErAtltcd
u rcsplto. Tho flyo murdpress ithsncd nro pre-
purud TO 1neot thotr dUDtn. Eyory preparation II
completed. Tho execution Will 10 private
Rnnrds, clerRynnen. and reporters alone being
nduIltrd to tllo inetosure, In tho contrc Ut
which the scatrold bud bcen erortctl. The luttor
stands eight feet abUye tho ground. Tho trap
Is twclvo feet long by three wide. unl IL str-
rlnged as to give nwMy IN tho ,centro whrn
sprung. rho tlrop Ia six foot. 4 slGep trench
has heen dug Under tho tran tn pFGvGnt tho feDt
OF thu culprEtB from striking tho xroulld. Tho
novelty OF tho steno is attracting general ns-
teItl. Alid pcopto arc it0ektng to tho city from,
MI parts Of tito border Ard frt,En tho ntljncrnt
cnnntfcs III kn1isHs ana Igxns. 1t Ia hetierGl
TINT filliy l5.uDU Persons will bo presunt, US tho
fact Ut tho execution being private Is not widely
known.
, 1881-09-09
IOWA, STATE FAIR.

DFs MntxI:s. ill.,. Sept. s.-Tho day oponed
gloony and muddy for tho StMtc Fair, but tho
vl!y-loa,tcd speclal trains Indicated Il largo
attendance, rain or shlue. Toward nuon tho sun
entne ont warlr,er, mud It became a1pArcnt that
tho raccs postponed from Wednesday, couu tako
plnce. The lalIea' ten-inlo ruto. snt for tue
forenoun. was postponed TIL | o'clock und, al-
thuugh the truck WINS worry hc,tvy, Miss Noilio
ct1. Miss Curtis SOM Enltost tho lcnl, alltl
tnlncl It to tho end. although thrown
Htattrr her horse anu Kicked on ehnn1lng for tho
sixth tnIlG, The tlmo Ut Miss Curtis was 20:l1a;
tinsu 0r ttiss Pinnno, n: :0l.
In tho ;,::D trot 7, J. Potter won, Yueta second,
Gnilcn Rule third. Tinc-.:4l: !:lJ:&; 2:t}S1s.
Queen t,uttlo and H.. r. diBtnnor.
IN tho !: 40 trot EtnrclIco won. bortranl aec-
ond, lIawkoyo Girl third. TImc-";56; ::53M;
g.ft.
, 1881-09-09
ARCHERY

1A1fEIIEIEY%
Sptetaf DIspatth h 7as Ch.tdon 7rtbans.
Hattie CHEEK, Mich, sert R.-Tho stnto
Archery Tournament IL now In session In this
city. All shooting IL dono Under tho r,es OF tho
National Archery Association. In tho contest
today for tho gonsomcn's Stnto championship
medal and first rrtzc, G. u. Baxter, Of Chnrottc.
won tho incslal With ecnra Of 48l IN tho lo,lhlo
Yurk rounds. In tho iRdIcs' contest for statu
championship. Mrs. A. N. Phillips, Of this city,
Took the modal with n scorc Of H15 in tho Colnl,.
in,ich Interest il irunffestest Ar,onH tho Walt
1nR nrchors Dr. Il. IL Merton. Of Highland lara,
ChchRO, made tho Gpsk se0rg, bHs. There nro
uver AW valuable prizes offered. amounting III
NIL to soveral thousand doltatss Tho contest
nfnqns tf,ttuY.
, 1881-09-09

CDNEy ISLAND RACES.
snEErssIEAb ity. Bopt. 8.-Th0 first race,
three -fuurths or mile, was Won BY Lilly IT,.
llcdunn sccund, and Fcllowplny third. Tltnc,
1:1GA. Tho mutual pools paid sui
Tic accunit rnce, ono a1iI onu.eluhth miles.
WIS won by UIrotln, Sl,arks second. Slattfo
lsapturo third. Tituc, l:5S!i. Tho ulutnnl pools
pntd 500.
lit tho Oravescnd handicap. ono milo aud thrco
furlonKs. Parole was iisst, Eolo second, Grocii-
land third. Tltnc. 2:..4M.
III tho thrcu- fourtha uf q ntlo for gcntleMun
riders Pilgrimage WIS first, sir Wnltor socondt
Ohio boy third. Tinc iii.
In tho auction race. ONO milo and d 0llnrtGr,
C0t SprnHun WIS lirst, lngonAr second, ltob
lt0y third. Titnc. .;llH.
lii tho 1Mtle aud ptsc-ulghth. Gnbr!oa was first,
VcntrilDpulat scconJ Gen. a1onron third. TlMp,
lJBis.
In tho Btecr!ecdasc, Jno Hunt was first,
Strychnino Art0l.l, Frutlk short third.
llnrrlrE tho elements. ulem0re, ltintoo, nnd
Creknure will cnntest for PURSE Of ~ o0 On tho
brighton l'cach rlco"cuursc MondMy nuxt. Tho
weights nro: Gluntn9ro, 1l5 pounds; lffndDu,
IL; utlj Crlckniure, l0a,
, 1881-09-09

Special pspateh 10 1As Chicago Trtbuht.
Ii CnussR, Wis, Sept. a.-Thc loudiny Aepllh-
lteau puper OF this city III u long art!uto places
Il, nolnI ton aa candidate fur uo%or'lor uou.
q. q. Washburn, now Ut this city, and states In
plain language why ho should be nominated for
that position. Tho citizens ct this ulty. who
greatly respect Gov, Washburn, nse very tu-
tIIant nyur tho art1cle nua tue prouabae eaAat.
tho aruat number Ut promI4ent candidates lI
tho held tue northwestern hart 9f tue State
othor tnaA It 4o wero u. uaudIlats,
and Il would bo unreasonable u sup.
pusv hs would not accept q nomination II
rendered LIN. Luadux Republicans uE thla
city aaQ Vicinity Are nQt very enthusiAstl0 over
, 1881-09-09
At CLEVELAND. O.

,CLEyELAsl,, T., Sapt. 8.-The loss ut 1Tempy s
Sous planning mill by last Nights tire Is now
atntcd to DO $1,000 on buitdiuv, $1,000 on nl-
on!ucry, md si0oo OH stock; total. s9l 200. 1a-
surnuco. el..0o1, onuh ut tho following COM
pantus having $l,000: North ilrlt,sh & btercan-
tIu, PhtE.nIx Assurance, Manufacturers of Hos
to Hart ford Fire, 1rndura' OF Chicago, tnGEnlx
nt Now York. A.tna OF linftfur'l, Dhio Mutual.
Forest CITY Mutual. NercnuMts' & MnnNrnut-
Mutual, and l3uckey0 Mutual,
, 1881-09-09


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.-A dispatch from
Tucson says: "San Cnrlos Is auiuL hut
tAelu arc aU0 bucks belung;lg to tho White
Mountains WHO are rUpurte1 by the Agent
us hostile. They have, 80 fur us kn0wn,
killed two men In Tonto NasiM, wj,eru Price
has four companies. with n,oru on the road
tu Hin! Tl1u reservation lhdtnlls WILL bD
counted tomorrow. The Agent says that
yesterday there wore Int six or eight. 1t Is
believed hero that most out Oh tho Pass itaye
tried to get bnrG Citizens rerort parties Of
them coming down tito north sitlo of the
tiiln River; alld that they offered no yitl-
lence, though It Is ctlargeu tlat su1,o llorscs
Aayu boon run n.f tnwartls tho Agency"
ALI. su1sTY OF IUMnI.s.
The following dispatches were received
from ArlZnIn Inst night: "Getf. Wilcox
telegraph TINT t!tor0 ikrn I'LL S1rts of runlDrs,
but hts present bulIef Is that thu ,,ostles tli
north ot tue Gila Klvur. mud nustly an tho
White Mo,,ntnius or Maval!on country. LIEUT..
1lnsKeii rBpnrts that h3 Eot Il return courier
from Cen. Cuyr. Ovcrtnn's command wunt III
al ntxht Without n,ccttug stanton. Carr suys
tiat Cooley went out tho night of tho I'd. 1to
hDios to bring IN part OF PeLroFs own haIl,l.
Cruso and Frst-serEoa1,t Mace and Acoohny, n
Whlto Mountain Chaf, have Ruiu out 10
TALK WITH rEDl,O.
Thoy have not much fnth IN Pedro or hts bantl.
curr has now three additional conpanics with
him.
Capt. Mcclellan reports from old Fort Grant
tha1 he ia nut ablo tu put ucross tho GiIn. 1t Is
nut furtlube.
prlce's poulmnnl movcd out Of Verde for the
htaIl ut Tonto IIusln 0n tho morning OF tho Bt,.
t'npt. Fivsun tete4rnphs 1rom Camp Ihomns
TINT 'ln Indinn COURIER IL In fton Apacho via tho
sut,.Agunry. In coinu,anu OF Oycrton rcrrlue.
Ceni1 una clark's ct.tupntly Of Indlatls arrived
thoro ut 3:;1 III the 4th. after II forecl 1uarch.
hlattcrs arc nut As bud Ms lint reported.
EVERYTHING QUIET ABOUND rulsr APACHE.
CAMP THOMAS, Sept. 1.-Two iml.un couriofs
arrived from Fort ApaehD ut Up. III. Eyury-
thtnR IN quiet arNInd tho post, tile M,stlcs hny-
;lnR lett itB immaculate Vicinity. They suw tho
!bodics ot four Inen near ltlark River, psotubly
those Of McNuren ausl party. craig's and Ovrr-
tons cntHllhn1a Ausl EIarK's lnl!An scuuts
rcnchud lh0re Without Gnenunturt,,y my hos.
tiles. Carter's. ulovnr's, alld Mai. Shatl!pr'a
tcompanies reached SAn CIlr!0s tuIMy. Tho
Mator Is a!ek with k,tcrlnlttcnt fuvur. a null.
carrier from Clifton, who nrriyed hero Mt y. ILL.,.
reports that lndIans stul9 tuo atoek n,ld pro-
! vicious ut Il Mormon settieInrnt sIxtueu ,pIlcs
! east of :aero yesterday. M on0 was Killctl. II
! ts believed that not moro thnn .D1 Eucks aru OH
tho warpath Ailu that 1lol.o Ut t,au. havn ~ yct
gono out, but aro doprciat!l,g around ApacAo.
, 1881-09-09

.rROTrlNG Ar CENTRAL PARK.
The Central rark Driving Association gives a
frHo natlnce ut ti,otr truck tomorrow afternoon,
commencing at O'clock. Parties Wishing to
enter l,ursrs eAn do 10 At tho track up to y. III.
Mr. Hurt Sewcll'B tl0l,bie tcnnl is rnntehed to
trot two bcnts n4ltnst time ut tits nlMtnGc. lni
tho trial will no tln1ht provo au Interesting
foaturo Ut tho duys sport.
, 1881-09-09
AT SAND LAKE. AtICII.


GitANp KArlus, y1lcil., Sent. B,-Flro Ut Sand
Ialko last night, supposed to bo !ncundlMry,
destroyed million anln halt OF lu,nhcr md two
million Of shingles owned by Vinegar Shaw,
nf this city ld,ss abont $l8,o00. IlstltAtoo 5000.
Tho fro thrtntv1ctl tho obstruction Of largo
cl1nu III tluo 10 stMy tho further proKrcss OF tia
tlAtned.
, 1881-09-09
lDENTIFICATION or a BURGLAR.
SpeetaI pspatth to IAs Chteaqo Tribune,

OslIKus31, Wis, Sept. B-Mrs. don. llusacll, Of
Ka1lsas. formerly Of Curtcs, who WIS robbed of
tInmunds aud jewolry sonu tlmo neo ut Nconui
md who Is now visiting in TINT rlty. aau,o hero
tullny, Itlentihc.l a1ninchl truce, confined III
jul M onc Ut tho parties who participated In
the crime. uraeo. through IN ATTORNEY, only
rolsnsa olt the ground tilnt hu rms uue Frank
MHuiintir mud INT QrAee, And hll letters Hont
hero to pruyu tho truth ut hts cl.ltlua
, 1881-09-09

BAN FHASCIsCo. Sept. R.-Tm oo,,..
oily election Is not set cnlnp.ctcd II ~ VI sha
tt'wov"rs tint tho Republicans hnyo ,nas s,etlan,
y clcnn sweep. Tho possluto oxecn,,ns ""e 'ess-
Tux Collector md ono mntntcr Of tho t,u arg
snrorsisors. Tho Republican Mnyor A'|asa "m,l Of
and Sheriff will hnvs in tho nciRhnor,aas's H,ass"r:
10 nGsps'sy vii II ss as s9,s s st H. ss se,
tio#n 10 closo margin. Tho i}r,none, nRhses
slowly ha tic count pruprcssrs. s'Aoerats 1atn
, 1881-09-09

tho candidacy Of uen. 1,llsk, nnr ,,,,
!:t Crt'sso County will aeu,l sn ~, T. eslA that
MasiF n wsn sa s IT, to TUG .s ID aaas
quiet IN pclitical circns, tut ,1n1,sas aHs been
ong nni1testetl rs tbs time t,urnacn ,ntctrst il
oonvuhtuR Of tho Stntu Conyrnt}nn 'taea Tor Ito
, 1881-09-09

Tho frht hoat, senior a!ngtos. was won by
buckley. Ut Portland, Ne.. in a:1eA.
Thu second heat, aontur AtnTles was won by
Holmes, Of rawtuckct. .rimo, !l:lsl.
Tho thtrl hcat,. senior angcs, wNa won by
The thrtl hoat oi tiie foi'rs was won by tho
Elzabcths, Of portsmntlttl, Va, IN 8:f0A.
, 1881-09-09

AN UNLICENSED 1.ytlUOn-SELLIIt.
Spsetat DOpatsh 10 The Chicago 1rtbans.
CEpAm RAPIDS. lii. supt. S.-Deputy- -aiarshal
Morton aFrcstctl Jake lIrooukhuwer, u uosurpu
railway trunefor aYunt, f0r selling whisky with.
nut Untio! Status l!ccl!su, ailu tDok him to
dubuque to-day.
, 1881-09-09

OsgIKOsl1, Wis. Sept, 81. II. smith, OF st.
Louis, who registered ut. tho Tromont iIuuso
Monday night, via discovered carly this 1nortl-
Ing III tho not ut burGlartztng onn nj tho ls,oms
,ce,tplel by II. II. I}IKlnt, Ut Chtel1o. llIgnnit
fIlNrIilcd tho quests Of the hnse, ind Smith wis
ttan toiay. Aud wus hold for trlul ln tho Circuit
Court.
, 1881-09-09

= uRtsHE R"p09tH To 7Hp EH1sHV0 1Fso1Hss
CLEvEI.Asp. O., Sept. B-Tonlght, alIout
o'clock, lieu Wf!i!nMs, n oolared man, WIS ter
sibly cut With u buschur-kntfo III the hands Of
1tenry Humphreys, also co|orctl, aud hu will
psnhnl,ly slle. The twa ro0nud III tho a1,no
ltllln!g and tho cutting WAa tho result Ut II
'llarruI AblHt some drlnklu9 wutur, Ilun-
PhreyB ltls Cludou nrrcat.
, 1881-09-09

pITTSBuRu, IA.

Gptttdt Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago 1fabunt
pfTTsnuH1, pa., Sept. S.-Tho first raln hcfe
for nearly two months commenced at II ucock
Tonight. and ut this writing tli1nlRhtl tue lndl
cations arc good for heavy do"n'pour. u
comes too late to do much good, rs ncary all
tho crops arc ruiupd buyond redemption. y
mHy honot rrass. md will swell TUG rivers ans
hRs fallen about twonty degrees since q oclost.
making sleep posatb!v. Th0 1rout '1l's occo s1o
longest, and tho woAth1r tho hottest. Rho""M
Wegtorn HGnnyYlvnnL1 for hlAny ycaFS.