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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
STOCK SPECULATION,

JouN A. DoDaE u Co., Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall Street, New York. buy etocks reasonable
margin, and, when deaircd, will advise when ana
what to buy. Also Stock Privileges In which &25
10 800 can be probably invested. Opportunities
for good profle conataHsly occurring. Full in
formation on application. and Weekly Report sent
/ fr0e.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22


Eminent Men,
It may be observed that no attempt is
made to hunt up out of the way or un-
known places to find names to endorse
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Hon Alexandr FL. Stephens.
John w. Beckwith, Bishop of Ga.
General Jno. b. Gordon. q. 8. Senator.
Hon Jno. Gin Shorter, Ex-Governor of
Ala.
Rev David Wills. d. D., President Og-
letherpe College.
Bishop Pierce of Georgia,
Judge Jas. Jackson, Supreme Court,
Ga.
And did space and time permit we could
fill volume with the highest testimoni-
ais.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. p.
Wheat-Active: higher, 25 cash. Dec; 255s
January; e6 February
Corn-Strong and closing easier, 55A cash; 603l
Dec; 81 asked January; 661a bid May; sales 67l4
May.
oats-Firmer, Al cash, Dec; 45 Janand Feb,
463a May.
Rye-97c.
Ba4ey-Nominal &c higher. o3.
Whiskey IL
Pork-Easer 16 50; sold cash 10 45 JAN; 16 60
Feb. and 16 go March.
Lard-weak and lower 10 90 cash; 10 s71z Jan'y;
Ii - bid Feb
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts % 00O moderately active, light
5 s56D6 Is; med. packing, s s506 go heavy 625@
6 IS.
Cattle-Receipts 3sG0; markets weak for Ship
ping; good to choice, 5lz91G; common to fair, 40
5; butchers, 203A; Texans 9003 s5
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. -.
Wheat-Opened higher. closed lower weak; 9
red, 80 al se1s Cash 365401 Bly, Dec, / 80;
Jan. As; Feby, 144ls.
Corn-0pened higher, declined 6a66s15.
Oats-Firm, slow; 4SQb47 cash; no options.
Rye-Higer; 90 bid.
Barley--Dull; S50D1 10.
Whiskey--1 II.
Pork-slow; II o11s bid Jan; II 1714 Feb.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts. 4,9J0. quiet; very light, esq
S 60; Workers, 5 6oB575; packing, s5@6 20; butch
ers to fancy. 140e6h.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

THE SURVIVORS OF THE JEANETTE.
The secretary of state and the secretary
of navy held q conference this afternoon
to decide as to the best method to be pur-
sued in reference to the steamer Jeanette,
and agreed that the only thing to be done
at present was to telegraph to the United
States minister at st. Petersburg to re-
quest the Russian government to furnish
all the assistance in their power, financial
ly and otherwise, toward bringing the sur
vivors to a place of communication so
that they might be enabled to reach home.
The question to send the United States
steamer Rogers, now in winter quarters at
st. Lawrence bay, in search of the miss
ing crew of the steamer Jeanette, was dis
cussed at the navy department to day,
and the conclusion reached that such an
EXPEDITION would be impracticabie until
Snrinp
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

The President desires you to provide
for the immediate relief and return of the
officers and men of the Jeanette. Cable
promptly the amount of credit you require
and it will-be provided by the Secretary of
the Navy and myself; also cable what
steps can be taken by this government for
the recovery of the crew cf the missing
boat.
-ESignedl s FREILNGHuYsEE, =
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
Keck's Medical Infirmary
No. 1878 Second Avenu

You read Opinions
! of the Press
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. %.
FINANCIAL
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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1881-09-02

Kansas City, Jackson county, Sep
tembel 12-six days.
Jefferson City, Cole county, Sep
tember 13-five days.
Sedalia, Pettis county, September
20-fTe days,
MontgomeryCity, Montgomery Co.
September 22-five days.
Hannibal, Marion county, Septem-
Der 27--fve days.
California, Monitcau county, Sep
temoer 27-four days.
st. Louis, St. Louis county, Octo-
ber 3-six days.
Edna, Knox county, October Il
three days.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1881-09-02
FLORAL HALL,


Floral hall presents some very at
tractive features at the same time it
is not near as complete in it's displays
as it was last year, and even then it
was open to Improvement. We are
surprised that the hall Is not filed
with ''things of beauty which are
joys forever Quite Il number OF
articles were sent around too late for
entry. We trust next year the hall
will be crowded with displays. This
matter should be attended to. The
floral hall should be made the lead
ing feature of our fair. Among those
displays which have been made we
notice the following, all of which are
very attractive and neatly arranged:
James Pasqueth, the ''old reliable'
saddle and harness maker of Mexico,
has one of the best and most complete
displays we ever saw. Clark & Tur-
ner have fine display OF sewing ma
chimes. Mixer & Co., of the New
York Notion Store, have q handsome
display of musical Instruments. Mart
Roberts has neat and tasty display
ef flowers. Prof. Wilcox and Mrs.
Crawford have some elegant paintings
o.. exhibition. Smothers & Voorhies
of the palace Drug Store,' have a
complete display of drugs, &c.
Buckley & Moore have a magnificen,
display of fancy groceries, which
would do credit to any store IN the
world. J. T. Llewellyn has u neal
and tasty display of drugs and Other
things which pertain to his business
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1881-09-02
Her Face Her Fortune.

The handsomest woman in the
United States personates Lalla Rookh
in Forepaugh's street pageant. Her
name is Louise Montague. Fore
paugh pays her ten thousand dollars
for appearing during season of six
months in his grand pageant. Mrs.
Langtry, the famous English beauty,
intends visiting America shortly. II
she doesn't come to Mexico we can
stand it, for Forepaugh's "Queen OF
Beauty" will surely be here next
Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1881-09-02

The Baltimore Every Saturday says
this is its last indulgence: "Are you
fond Of cheese? No, but my sweetS
heart, Elise, who sings like breeze,
and whom l often squeeze, is so fond
of cheese that her breath makes me
sneeze, till l fall on my knees prey
to disease. Do you seize? How are
these ?''
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1881-09-02
Died,

Sept. /, 1881, at 1l:30, a. M,
Henrie Erna, daughter Of James w.
and Annie NJ. Daniel, aged one year,
eleven months and twenty-four days.
Friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral services at resi-
dence in South Mexico at O'Clock,
p. M, Friday, Sept. 2.
Funeral services by Ed. John A.
Brooks.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1881-09-02

To know the whereabouts Of Moses
Allen, colored. Left home in this
city Sunday morning. Any informa-
ton concerning him will be thankful
ly received by Emma Allen, his wife.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1881-09-02

The following sign should be past
ed up in the post-office in Mexico:
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1881-09-02
N E w YOR K
CHEAP NOTION Store,
\. W. COR. SQt ARE,
MENICD. MISSOURI.

lIa, Mow in stock full line of
Notions. consisting" of laces, Edg-
in">. EmbroiderieS Cor>ets. Hosiery.
Gloves Ruches. and great variety
of articles: Il choice stock of Wall
Paper. thromos, Picture Frames,
Glassware. Pianos and Organs.
Picture Frames made to order.
, 1881-08-18

6pseta! Dhpalsh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 17.-Nfarrlott Dos-
well, clerk to tho B0nrd of Police Coln1nfs-
6ioners Of this city. WIS dismissed from his
position to-day oil IL serious charge. A foW
days ago the Treasurer 0f tho board, Gen.
,tames 4. Herbert, learned TINT Boswell Ind
ltocn ordering large quantities. of the blno
rIott, used for police uniforms from SullI-
yal,,' Vail IL Co., of Now York, without tho
knnwletlge0f OF order of tila Bonrd. lie WIS
Immediately summoned before tho Connls-
sloners ind acknowledged tho fact,
giving rs the ouly excllse fur Ills acts
Ills pecunlary embarrassmentB. It appeared
from Ills statements TINT purchases Ind
l,ecn mhde Ut n few pieces ut u time, ntMl
werc. sold In this. city, tho n,ntter belng
wholly concealed FROM tho Isonrtt By sul,tltnS
drafts on New York purchased by him fru,Il
parties hero u, part payment. UMn MI eX-
ammunition OF Ills accounts II WIS found tllut
these Improper trausnctl0ns had extended
tNer q period Ut nenrly twBlvU mouths, tho
lettura and kilograms rclntlng to the lnattur
having. been carefully suppressed by Mr..
Boswell. Tllo cxnct amount Of gnuus,
as per- statements Ol Sullivan, Will &
Co., which he purchased without anthorl-
" of tho Commissioners, Is 94,5l3.El
Upon RscertalDlns tlloSu. particulars the
Board ln,tngllatoly ordered the dismissal oi
Nlr. boswell, and. acting under adylco ni
counsel, notified Sullivan, Will q 70. thai
the Police Department wAA not responsible
for tho purchases which blr. Boswell luz
made from them,
, 1881-08-18
CANADA.
IMMIGRATION STATISTICS.
Special Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.

TonoSro, AmE. ia statement showing
tho number Of Immigrant arrivals In Ontario
for cac|l OF tho .seycll mouths Inst past las
been lssslct by tho Department. Tho nl,,1l-
her of arrivals during duly vfa tho 81. Law
renee wore a,i30, to which may be adtcu LEI,
tho number via the United Suites II, excess
Of tic nulnbrr going there, making Il total Of
immigrants arriving III OntarIe dur
Ing that month OF 2,aE,. The arrlvnls
wero largest III May, when they were
5,Sjg, June following with 5,75s. or the July
arrivals IS won't to Quebec. ltei 10 Manitoba,
ald a.0:i1 remained III Ontario. Or these
suttlca III Ontario $50 wcre English, J0i
Irish. 4cD Scotch, TOO t;crnlulE, 10 SGantlnar-
iatl, i Swiss, l05 American, aiil 70f other
countries. Frea meals to tho number nf ,bsO
weru given during the ,nontI, ut tho 1.-Two
passes were :,I3. Tim total arrivals via the
st. Lawrence for the snycn tliunttlsnnionnte,l
to IL, W. uEninSt l5,:sjI for tho snlllG per10tl
last yrar; au, went to tho Province Of Que
bee Gnlnpnrc.l with 1..l Inst yrar: !, ,1B7 went
10 Mnnltulla, aid 1,GiU IN 1ss0; l., tNs5 re-
nialnGA III Qntnrin, agnlnst Il, 0S3 last yeur, It
slnguIar. coincidence of numbers. ~ intion-
nlfles, the English, us tlst,ni lead with Att,
against 4.sh2 In 1850: tho trfHfl following With
Hr lit 1851, 2,sU7; Scotch 9!,ss, I'll. against Is,
lust yGNT.
, 1881-08-18
MINNESOTA CROPS.

oft = 1tSU
1aarvest'Hs ~ l.a ia nl"ns ..s,au,a nus"'n ~ ev .,.
r..,I As'o -" ~ -e
so..,o, n,,na,,n IN 7as fateaoo Tr,nuu.
sr T.ur. Ntinn.. Ann, 11.--,rho fnlfow1uc
arm t,Ianot,.hrs warc rccetyet, 1,v ttn pioneer.
n.'a.s ..,,",..
n':t ,.'a f.. I'LL, .,,.,..,,,, !,
.petfoi'.-ital'est,ms w l,ns Vicinity ~
nust , couplo Of weeks has beon very favor.
nh,n n,',t rrntn ia stnrkcI In lin ycrv
rot uau h."'' ,,t,.at " T.. 1T, o 1.s
pes. @ eo.u,soo; ,.sn Me"' ., III 'n's ns. secs.ua
un,i viii yield about twcnty-fuur bushels per
acre. Oats and barley Yield we'll and nru Ut
ron,, ,un1itv poiatncs and ,,nrIcn nrndurn
VIII vii! be bp plct1fui, Considerable grpin has
i1 iien!s,son1IIeryesttuR @ i is flushed III this
v1rinitw 1VhcaL IL ahont - onc.l,alr n " cr.,n, @
ca mt"s ",n - ,,,rss,od m. f.a, ,,o s,.ao', u
1n'he ias'ess ,l.so l".asneu ltun' Nv n'sos". s,
acru, tile lowest six bushels 10 tho acre.
Farmers estIm.te tho ayorugo Mt eight or tpl,
i"si,nIs nats and cnrn rood,
1; Tnribnu,tMTl,o M best M y,s,,l So far wus ut the
farm Of alr. l'arncl,tar In Wu1cott. twenty
five bushels. the lowest nunbrr of bushels
,vos nj tho forn, of j. IT. Winter. Warsuw.-
w.. ,..nt,a,, ,ri,o ta,oxoi a,,t',to,. ia H.,
t'e %vsrase viii be- from fourteen to tes" t
Diss1 Irs,,cur-.rlIe M whent thns far thraste,l In
N,is nn,,,,,,. an'hr".aa a. 1oast t,,,r,v ronor,s
from s % timber md ,'raire m I mr.. eovsrs ali kImis
Of farms. Tic lowest yield Is slx bushels
,nr nero. md tho highest average is sixteen.
Tle ayefago VIII Mot exceed eleven b.islicls
SS;, fSIS srx t!eShoNf s9,,I ts county, @ the crop
TlM Following hive been received ut tho
, 1881-08-18

ptrttlnr and moro bnc1,mina tb.r .,..-.@
and although u is difficult to curo,rtt rstt betotr
MI looking At her hest when tnsscd s, q vom.
about by tho nnHry wAyns, yct n sma na9,h hn1tted
innny n fr,Mh yoti1R face aid a, KIM of ttct
beautiful by tho mt>icst Yet ja;ntn.a Hnaa tlsutsis
bright cnIorod hcnd-gcnr in whIoSS !tess nd
the sass a,ito .liiesen QUO qefhas, hoss,tah.s to- *
~ which some Rontiencn not otly ho,SS, ,co!ars
view or 81! Upon tho bench, blis nn,ue nno - full
p9rtios OF Indies tn the water rc m no,a1y Ioi1
lccanoy and should 20 fr1,wnci 1n,.t.ss .tssRo 10
respnctah!o ththors of families. Tho y " all
inenlon Of settling npart spcclal hn,. ssawratt
Liemet't Wnen q "E0.as-y you. plensnh .nt 1 Ken.
nnthlnx ts postille and pprm!ssihlo ,stfle nf
RGopted Wild advantage on tho ,Intrnss Mgnt 10
istana snofo. Ana. itItect1. nnythinr usa %nih ihnR
nettgr man the latitude that Ii awnMd Md9uld be
ID tnis rospeet on both tho alloyo.ne,nnd % tnen
,YeFy acw pors2ns arc awaro nf tttu tta tsossts.
Mn!ea MEe neefilew9rk and urt ccorai, riItsal 10
now oaitiyated ln ths city. Tho soric.gu oa ass
soelatcd Aft1ats, which fnrluics nnnl,S . at as.
oc[o somo ot t1o post known n,ltcs al ~ s Gcut*
pnlntofs nnd soulptorH n0w ot,nns s..htitssfiena
ios sp'a NC tsnn Gnptoymoos t W srs,oo ,ss ,s
~ da!G iao enormous prices th.t AYE
Gaao.t1ny pa.a " men ct iar9o wealth n. sss
ooantiiylnG ol tnelr city and clntry hamna, 20
nue !lle worth whl1o for nrttsts of m /, oal
EcputMuun " tMrn thelt thoughts frgr Hn aeaa ns
nnouon pL ntba,ablo Oil and HatcF rns ,lfn, iso-
uos tG tnc Ircscolng Of ceilings tho trsi.pplcNa. KY.
q Ma!i pApcle, anu auovo Alt til tho cYnrs,a9Inf
, 1881-08-18

Dlsro vcrteK Recently HEadc In I1ussin-
Tho Volcano Mill OIL Fire.

Dlhro vrrkeK yfnrete1v Minds In UuBkln-
rs ,;,, vo,sano ;1., :, ~ st.t' Iass on ,,. E,ss
A1v pussian SrienI IN f"vnrs n nm Viii, ths fo,-
ms lsnas'an .t.u'... as., n suo n, m, sns ~
lowing interesting PARTICULARS: nui'hH 9he
,,cr season lIus bcou again cnllycned BY scy.
n,nj ,lI.enyrrirs of revolutionary nativity.
,... T., n',t.,,ar ,,at ,tsnt,,.t .ha ,t;. ~
poln.'nh 10 n'o1!er p4ot "s"'ast ule lI'o VI
aid 10 tAo arrest OF large number Of persons,
ns wcll ms II, tlp expulsion Of students and
"s,.ra f,a,,' ~ rotors,,,,rr hnmt :, ,voo1.
ut'sls t.o'n .'l' 4aoIS 49, ~ WIZ
ago formcr rovolntlonlst named Pr!n, who
nnd bctray his ro,npsnions. wns assusfnntcd
In tl,c ren,c,rrv mf SmoIens,r NJ, I'm ant
sirts ~ I'm c:',,a, ' In al ,,tniv M @ con,o MIN n,
town lrou, tho South, and continued to u.s.
socintD with his Nllftlst friends fl order 10
inform urui,,st tluu,. 'rho inter. lIoweycr.
..,.".' -. ., Inv. .,,..,ata, ~ .,,",rtt,.
md 1T lust entrappetl him IN tic cemetery
mentioned anil cut his throat. Thotlced took
plurp us l,e WI, returning from, a drinking
,nvtv n ,.hi.l, thov nni ,nrrnxc1v ,uvitaG
@@ @@ BY y etter % by doi ,ca''s s Il Tia siistle md
a 9s It S;s; s:S.ae; 81 's 's'sa # s 1stas Ss4
peeE E,r, 81 Sns!fl lif y T. iR i1 "''e'"p' "po lo
a!S 9rn tI1 ,!aios II io,u rato =, ~ sarrc
,o,,i ~ ScETtafskv Nnn"serw @ ~, y" t. I'str..
i.t'W .n, ~. ,,oro jn imt" lsr;n"" ntshn,,.
o ro Wea9 H. at,,,t,, o nrsoa ,ue;!,
s.E T'S nS ,nIay aus sa,a "vau ,vn
III sna W ,a|Intn,. 5 IL nl"i r'nfbas r. VIII
Epsror al,d ntst mcnets ny ~ o. 1e lpG9Gdl
y ws1 ~ ny ~ Hcon 9 aS
nllgrins est'as;st 9I;t, Mitoautl'ar " M Ge.
soms % 0E n'ofc' ana lv.st rd ~ ts M 9Gs t'a nt,!o
WMs Hs1; IL T. s1.a t,a,,taa s9 ~ Os asSotto S ot
apeee nt ~. n Msag'nh H. gsmtna' u W aveet ;,setn
81 MmtY pSsMecm n1 ih;sM J.. ~, aa arasa a'"ss ss,t.
GtE1, ~ W, y, nHaa, ~ ~ nsn,
~ ~ ,I",vnG H. ,.a,mnn ~ oirh3es s.n%t,Sr T
tS s'stuav IT, ~ a,,oiet
nate'l of letsohs at'snecsei Or coMpin,naeo
W; M nr e"!y u yorn,slv ny ~. pde nv es fr forty
Y soseMtymil tne @ Hictnly 9 OF s',ao 't,a1cnsMa: .
My; hfopnp!S, VI % moSo s n'1 so,, S,'GV sesa eeSa
!!natat, ~ sug Iin soM sTune " y sgtze it
nn Wnoia s.L!a Mvso ttararG tsMspcto' 10 f'e
a SoFt oGt fnftnr @ ',S,5 reEia ,mt student
, 1881-08-18
A ItIENDI8IT CRIME.
Sptttat Dttpateh to 1he Chicago 1ftn.ns.

ATLANTA. Gu. Ang. 1z-Inf0ra,atlon
reached Atlanta today from Walker, Que uf
Gcorgla's nI0l.l,ta,n counties, OF Il horrible
murder which occurred yesterday, 1t np-
,lsoars that few days stnce AlartEa I2easou,
daughter Of Sa.nue! Bcaso,,, q prominent
cftszen Of Walkur, gaye birth To III, |1ieg!ti.
mute c''lla, wlt0su reputed fntAer stands
high In tho community in which l,e resides.
Al s0o,. as the child Way b0rN HAln.lsl Dea,
son. father Of the ,uathes OF the Guild, carried
the lnfaut out Of tho room IN which 1t was
.bor., and to tie wood neur the house,
where le took It's llto by stranKIlng
1t with All apron-strtug. lie then
crushed It's head with stone, a,nl
buried It, where It WIS found by some of tlle
residents OF tAe vicinity, who Aa4 been in
, 1881-08-18

Fonr Ssllrit, Ark, Aug. ia letter re-
ceiye,l here t.,-aay by United Stntcs Marshal
Dell from Waltlrou, gives tic following ,Mr.
tlcu1ars of II olrlble double murder IN tho
Choctaw Natlor, few miles west Of tint
place. friday night, William Masslnga!I
stopped to stay all night at tic lousg Of john
Stewart. About Q o'cl,ck danes ltobl,s, Il
whfts man, al,l Ed Fn!son1, r. CIortnw,
came to Stewards house and SHOT Him sevcl
started to RIM, wl,clt nre tf Tho nssasins
sli0t him III tho hnck. killing him instantly.
They then bent Him III the head till 1t was
horribly crushed and muttlatetl.
, 1881-08-18
MYSTERIOUS ASSASSINATION.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 17.-A very nys.
terto,ls assassination is reported from Wasll-
ii,gtoM County. Illinois. \ farmer nat,ca
y. Druo, living about eight miles froin
Nashville, while slcoplng oil q bed
Hear the door OF Ills house was
awakened nbnlt 10 O'Clock Monday
night by tho discharge OF & gun, md US ho
raiseh lip III bed 10 ascertain the cnuse. re-
retvetl Charge Of shot III tho l!caa which
blew nearly. all tho top part Of Ills skull Of.
t!erer. Druo was iii quito moderate clrcunl-
stances, nntl WIS not known to have any
cMcnlieS.
, 1881-08-18

OTTAWA, Aug. i7.-'rlte totAl AMOUNT Of
Dominion l,otcs III circulation OIL July III
WIS Sl4,G0 ,aNia. Tho cxeess OF specU md
guaranteed debenturcs held aguinstth!a over
whit aro required by Inv was Sa.:s:o :s.S and
Of Mngunranteet! ,lebent!rcs $:sS.417, TlIe
culntiun OF 81 alld 81 notes, which ara now
stuffed ut l,txN), ,aatIO. Dominion 81 M!d 81
notes nro hugely taking tho place 1f the ~
ll0tcs or the bonds which aro Withdrawn
slncp Tho LIST of jltly,'
, 1881-08-18

formed Of what llad heen tonc hy some ne-
groes WHO witnessed the hrutal crimc. Dra;
was barn dead. wkile i,ls wife, It tlie Cor
oner's Inquest, testified TINT tho child was
born nlivc, and tllnt, lier husband carrle;! II
out OF the. house whtlu 4 wns crying. bea-
and in,ti,or Of The ci,ill-hoyo. been nrrestet!
md jaiIca. c,large.l with being cotnectct!
with tho iiertlisl, murder. Tho reptitcsl
tnthor has skipped, with tho olt'cers Ut the
law Mt Ills heels.
, 1881-08-18

Spfetot Dtspateh ia Ths CAicaoo Tribune.
MuSClE+ Ind.,. Aug. 17.-Tlo Office OF
Robert 1Tong, n lumber-deatcr in tltis city,
WIS burglarizell Inst night. ThebnrElarscn'
tered through tho transoMl anu blew opeil the
safe. Finding no money, they rflletl valuable
papers. carrying s0ine AWAY With tlGl,l. No
Glow 10 tho robbers.
, 1881-08-18

NlE,trttus, Temn., Aug. fiat 7 o'clock
Tonight Morris Freibura, Of the. tirn Of
Kal.n IL FreibcrE, anil Joseph Kahn, son Of
the senior ,lyibcr Of tho firm, ,yerS .rowned
, 1881-08-18
SOCIETY,".
FasIhionable DoinCs ut Eastern Water
inE-Plnccs.

inE-plnccs.
Ntt1 lTork Stth. dug n.
Tito summer Kens0n has arrived nt It's hight,
and Watering pluce lfo Is now ut It's gaycst nnd
best.
Nowport entertainments arc multiplying
daily. dinners, however, being rather III the as
conlnnt, and balls and tanccs, except at tho
ovcr.popuar Casino. being few und far between.
a inrEo md elegant ainner was Ktvcu by Mr.
md Mrs. Thomas i. Cushing. On Wednesday in
honor Of une Ut tic brides Of fow mouths buck,
-ytrs. Nathaniel Thayor, of Iloston, formerly
tho handsome Miss 13arrol, Of Baltimore. Mr..
lfanry q. Mnrtluaul gAve It charming rt-
coptson at his place oil Rhode Island avenue d
few days alncc, Mt which bis young dauRhteF-in-
law. hlrs. Frederick AfArquand, formerly Miss
Alice Ogstou, ,yhn has rocontly returned from
hor wcddng tour. received n warm Welcome
from her old friends mud companions. Another
of tho long series nr 1nuers with which Dir.
q. G. baldwin contributes to tho enjoyment OF
his NowIurt friends was Evon on Thutsday
evening. Mr.. baldwin cptcrtRtus steadily and
most nttracttvely.
Tho pol0- playing at Newport this year had
not t,ucn up to tho average until Thursday la4t,
whom bir. james Gordon Honnott appeared for
tho ilrst tlule ln tie fold. All the fashion mud
bcanly Of Newport woro gathorod together to
set tho sport, attd several excellent games wcro
played. Tho display Of e9uipaHoA and horsotcsh
WINS tho t1ncHt by fur thnt haA boon made this
scason, the grounds bolug Absoluto'y crowded
with landaus. phaotona foilr.a1- hands, pony
tarr,nuca md funny lttto village carts. driven
IL, ,,,. r,,fos tn tho n,,o,r,o.t onn Whist rtr,.
~ s"unk ,"u.ss ~ o Iaa" as ."uss ss ,..
urcsouo or costuncs' Mss Montaat1e ana Mlss
ChamburlR!u soc1n to lu tho beauties Ut tho aea-
sou, mud, us ono II bsunat und tho other q
very delicate biunde, thelr contrasting styles
{ r {onsst 1y 1no way nas ttm Mo2 Na9 ros
nurfcrs. hv nnrcllilgi'ix II Held oycr{opkinr tho
noin urnins ami flrrnutlnu il 10 ttip town. for
rvor Ths fcId haN aIwnys boon Used By tho
town pcsnle, domestic servants, otu., ana his
oocn oa pn y: g 1aer sos% cStmg
oE n o snco ~ Y ns ntarcd fr snle
~ " f,,tiiiinw sitc' and 1rSat waa tha nutory in
,nnscn;'anrn. Ei,f Mr iInrnnft ~ hfa tir53eiv
intasn.ittrn' ma 1tGnraiifwA hns selt1red II "a
W. M",Y,sorr n,'hitn fnrnvnfr' ''''3 -
-. tS.,1c "ri,w,s RI Innfr i;rmnoh increases oyory
div ana rta a.cnS ~, f1cran nvnni,o nj nf1nlitS
oG,ook a W III lie efsernoon II snnascd, not to ssy
sssreqs " p.,ssnv hnwarod 0mwG inv
isn,1's IL sttli III hnno ~ iii phiiainInhisna.
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49,, nps ~ 10 ,n. ot~ ri III t1nas 80
III Hi, 10 80 W. ~ a,,nt snifG REPRESENTATIVES. sshch
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~ 1;h iatn =. ~ tnnns ~ Kin a. Mn@sntsfa
rnnt.., ~ IL m,nnnv ttsc hsst NJ, fbo shnre and
W. nayE Y; Rne1 " o,,a tw"cn IL
e,,M nfrrasn ~ tu Stss nrs fTI1nnnn ~ f,sti
aao atsss s'et. His 1t1s ntss SIH,Tnr.av ~
Moso hnH ete, E!S"s anm S.aoS 60 ~ -
~" nusks hEG G%nNsoI % .uTrS TS,,a% at,ps {tin.
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tttcT i ~ ~ c sssy "1e n nhsn0r ~ savasaI verrr
, 1881-08-18

speetat Dlspateh to tbs Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 17.-Dr.. Holland,
editor Of ScrIbucr's Monthly, aud family Ut
rived iseru to-tluy. 'rhe Doctor ts delighted
will, tho scenery Of tho lakes. III coilversa-
tim with your ropatter he tNt!tnntou thAt ho
{i@tuldeu writing q now novel this full.
, 1881-08-18
GUN ACCIDENT.
dpfttal Dttpateh 10 Ths CAttnoo Tribune.


TEolsiI., Ill, Aug. 17.-Louis Wcinbrusk,
n latl nbnut IL years old, went out hunting
thts morning antl tried 10 brat off greel, wal
nuts from II tree With tho stock Of n lon.led
shotgun, holding tho barrel III Its. 1Iands.
was discharged tnto the boys left leg, be.
tween the thigh AtNl knee, lnnking q w0unu
afx lMclles Il, diameter. It Is thought nnlptl-
t0tion will be necessary,
, 1881-08-18
CHICAGO,

The alarm from Box rs ut a:1G yesterday
morning wRs cnused by n fro III tho Wabash
Avenue Pavilion II concert SALOON Mt No. $40
Wabash ayel,uc, rim by Alnrtln Best. Dam-
ago 500. Cu,ls0 unknown.