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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-29
lrish News by Cable Brisfed

The Land Court sat Wednesday
and disposed of Twenty-Five pro
lorna applications. The League
solicitor mentioned the list of
cases. He said all remaining on
the list were his, about fifty, but
he feared'tbe information insuffi.
Client. Fourteen were then consld-
cred.
Hundreds of tenant farmers
marched into Tuam to get a read
justment of rent. Their notices
were completed and cheers were
given for the Land Act.
Arrangements are making to
bold u Land League meeting in ev-
cry Catholic church In Roscom-
mon Sunday, and convert the
branches into Tenants Defense AS
sociations.
Two more arrests have been made
in Kilkenny.
The statement that Archbishop
McCabe has suspended priest
for being Land Lacquer is denied.
A number of cartridge, were dis
covered in cotton bales in Liver
pool just before the cotton was put
into the cotton machinery.
A Dublin dispatch says: The
constabulary has been instructed
to warn persons against retaining
Land League meetings in their
houses. Any persons attempting to
hold a meeting will be immediate.
ly arrested. 81 t5at
Sir William Harcourt, speaking
at Glasgow, after receiving the
freedom of the city, said that both
the late and the present Govern
ments we're reluctant to proceed at
an early stage against the Land
League because it was not desira-
bile to suppress what pretended to
be constitutional agitation
especially II it was connected with
real grievance; but when such an
agitation avowed illegal views, no
Government would fail to be sup
ported in all the measures it might
take for the safety of society. The
task was difficult and painful, but
the Government having set its
hand to the plow, they might rely
upon It's not turning back. The
speech was received with prOiong-
ed cheering.
AT Liverpool, Chamberlain, Rad
ical member of Parliament for
Birmingham, devoted considerable
time to exposition OF the Gov
ernments recent conduct In Irish
affairs. He said that If the League
leaders did not cOuntepaDce they
permitted acts Of outrage and sys-
TENS Of secret terrorism which q
civilized Government could not be
expected to endure. He concluded
as follows: "Unless the Govern
ment and country are prepared to
accept the idea of the secession of
Ireland from the Union Tories Of
'Never!'] and the severance of the
two countries [cries of 'NeverP], 1
think the time had come when the
Government was bound to show it's
authority. Loud cheers.l The
future Ia still uncertain, but /
think 1t il not without hope. Our
contest is not, and trust it never
may be. with the Irish people,"
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PHYSICIANS.
Henry B. Lathrop, M. D.,
Successor to X. D. Wise. MD.

OFFICE, Rooms 2, 8 and CARDoNA
~ BLOCK. Residence, 1877 Spring st.
Office hours from to 10 A. III. and from
2 to s and to 8 P. N.
HIDiseases OF the joints, deformities
and all surgical diseases q specially. o25
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Both steamships call At Port Hartford
(SanLuisObispo)an d Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right to
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
n&Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 1850 O'Clock A. M, Los
Angeles time.
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Late kilograms.
Federal Legislation Asked fer.

Federal LeGsssSsien Asked fsr.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27th.--The
Board of Trade to-day adopted the
report OF the Committee on Immi-
grafton, points of which have been
previously telegraphed, and passed
q resolution asking our Represen-
tatives 10 Congress to urge the sur
vey OF all the unsurveyed lands in
the State; also, to obtain the pas
sage of a Chinese restriction law,
and an Act providing for the civil
government of Alaska.
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New York Yo,it,os.

New York, Oct. % The DEM
ocrats have nominated Roswell p
Flower for Congressman from the
Eleventh District.
The Republican County Conven-
ton last night adopted resolutions
congratulating the President and
the people on the selection of Chas.
J. Folger as Secretary of tue Treas-
ury.
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EAGLE CORPS, n. G. C.

Regular meetings at ary~nry, Union
Hall. every Friday evening :. BosolocES
W. H. H. RUSSELL,
Captain Commandikx
q. A. KELLER, First Sergeant js2l-tf
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Los ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD

lspuhlished every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
One year, by mail or express, one oopy..SSge
Six months " ..l q
three ...I W
Advertiser ents Inserted at reasonable
rates.
Ali Rtnds of JOb.WOrk dome 60
pOgu pete With San EranolseS tn
Price, Style, and Elegance OF sF~rsz'
MON chin.
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OCTOBER DRAWING.

Whole Tickets, $2 Half Tickets, 81.
"a Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, 800.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter.
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
fstered letter or Postoffice order. Orders
OF IS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
r. NJ. BOARDMAN.
Courier-Journal building, Louisville. KY.
or II. NJ. BOARDMAN, 500 Broadway.
New York. D6-d&w
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Branch Office, Corner r and No sh
Washington, D. U.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. U.s.
Gen. Boulanger, one of our French
guests, captured Buffalo Bill, the
notorious criminal, in his room
last night at the hotel, and de.
tanned him with his sword until
the police arrivsd.
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LONDON, Oct. 28.-Gladstone, In
the cou(ee of his reply to an adj
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-29

These drawings, occur monthly (Sun-
DAYS excepted), under provisions OF an
Act OF the General Assembly of Ken
lucky.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
sions.
lst-That the Commonwealth Distri.
button Company is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now ON hand
a largo reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizes for the
, 1881-10-14
TILE l}A1svIS'FS.

MEETING or TiIE Ct,t.DltEn AsstlClATtON.
Tho nInth Ann,,al Convention Ut tho EoIorcIl
Dups,st Association Ut tho Western btatcs IL In
session ut Olvet Church, Fourth uvuruo. At
tho mcotl1,H yesterday tho ltev. william y.
Hrsoks presided, and prayer wha ulEer1d 6y tho
Ituy, Il. u. Ul,llng, Ut Quincy. III. Thu w"rk of
tho il4y wAa chioiy Of routine characler.
Mcssrs. a. johnson, II, DO i}aptlstu. William L.
Rrooks, II. Z. vnliKhtt. and Wllllnta Harrison
wure nppointed Il cumtn!ttuc to revlsn tue con.
stttuston. Other committees woFo appointed AZ
tin itcllyIeus Exorcisos-u. DO Anpt!ste. J. ".
Polk, y. +. Ct!iltuu. 49,. ASA.
uu FinmHce-A. JDhuaou. a. y. Hr0wu, Will
tln l:!iasation-s. F. Clinton. ". W. Stewart,
on i'rsss nnd l'ubllcation-n. llo Iap.lste, ".
T.. l}runas, 4. Johnson, j. ". Cuushson. J. IL.
IiuuiCxl9y.
On Recommendation of the Committee OH
Nominations ntfleers for tho ensuing year wero
elected ~ fulloWs:
hlo.l.rutor-lt. n, Nultn1.
i!ecasdIuE secrgtarf-A. Jonnso'1; .,.,
Executive Hoard - William ilarrlson, c.
Vaughn, j. II. PArls. ...-....
;Iho COMMITTEES un Education presented rc-
| p,rt Recommending tho encouragement " edit.
cationa! work, and approyalE M norma! ~ HI! ~!
| u huuetlt md roach thu Intelligent GlHss, thg
n.tnssry luust he wpIt vgrsetl IN the lilhlc. aud
| VOL educated generally. Several Delegates
| spokv ul the question, tavoru. kGsoralIy ede
| yIuws advanced by tho oou1lh!tteo, and pgnutng
table until this morl.st,g. ~ tho eten!ux 9 NOT,
mon WI. preached by tho bev Cany hnuxhil, u
| lltOneyblle, hlu, 1I1 association Will continue
| III aussloM several days.
, 1881-10-14
TIE CoUNTI-DUILD1NG.

,1upaE IAMrst,S will run tho Critniunl Court
nlone for II short time.
MA,tT1SA fANuE and Mary T.. Whitney wcro
a,t1udycd insnno III tllo County Court yesterday.
JOSEPH llEt1uUuN wns yesterday arrested Tor
debt Mt tho lIlstu,,cn Ut tho Northwestern Elnn-
x,r Works, Tho ctAisn hgninst htrn Is for S:Ho,
nnd he Yayc bull for Ills nppcArnne9 'Ctscsuayt
Till: Caunty Treasurer n,ovad into bis now of-
iluo yrH1rralny, a1M 1t H. understood tllat tue
iIU0r vacattu by him Wilt 1o lifted up FOR Il
brunch Of tho CrlnlInhf Court. 1t " Ill bu very
uunvoniGnt. ts It hts ,reet connection with tho
1nl.tn court ruoIt, and the taI. mGreMs thn oil
Enullty Curt ro0Hl possesses nlnt illt tho clo-
1ncnts ur Inconvenience imaginable.
Tiff Specini Committee nrpolntcl sonic days
ngl, Il. walt u{lIn tue city nuthnritcs In rcfcr-
Cticu to joIntly employing spiIle mo TO utIc1ver
uutuxGI Property Allu collect buck tNxGs VIII
whit mum tsnfnr Harrison tt'ttAy nt Oc!0tle IL
II satisfactory Arrangement ent! On mtttle I'LL
effort Will uu tnnlt ut the l,OartI Meutnk Mon-
dny to let the toh 10 so1u usle Ut tue numerous
nppsLCnnls.
MARTHA $. M.AItsli, ono Of tho huFra Of tho
E!trl1,uII estate, petttipneA tlio County court
yesterday tor tito appointment OF II trustee.
Tins petition set forth thnt since the dttsl nt
George Tny!nr. WIN WIS ntpDntGl TRUSTEE u NY
H. 16ii. tho estate hah loun without Il itsutlaEcr
mid that 1t tn tho ttprest Ut h1t ct,I,ccr'1c
t!,ut IL trissfub b8 appointed Ut NICE. Thu petl
tiuii was ti,Iy filed, With tho Will attached, aud
| will bp considered probably tO,lny.
, 1881-10-14
VANISHED DUC4kTs.

A MYSTERIOUS SAFE tlUNiiERY AT LAKE VIEW
Ct,nrics I.abnhn,h member OF tako Fiuw
t>rlcs misunderstanding firm, ycalordhy ohtcro'1
complaint ut Central SUTTON Of having hecn
rubbed some time Tucsdny forcntWn uf neArly
$lDH, rnsh. OF this nutount. $:.,5G0 WINS his own
har.l-rnrslcd snyinRs anl tho remainder ~as
tho jDint prevnrty Of himself aud Ills brother,
with whom he III Il, partnership. Their yard Is
Mt tho curnurnt Ashland md Diversey avenues.
III tho Town of Lakc Vlow. nn1 Charles ro-
Gently moved into ilow building nj TIC
e,,risur uf thpso streets III which ID
c'h,,bl,Ir.t both oI1icc mud dwelling. b!rcctIy
nj o'nlnn his sleeping nt,Nrt1nont. Mr. l.1buhli
hail hut cni,ac!ols brick vn,,lt Which s e!osttl
hy lnrge Iron E'.tetl"or VIII ea'iliMs'on ,,u !osn'
amounting IN ull tn nui,t fa0, MD. tltinf r.
turning home lutc In tho hftern0as1. uEuheu tso
hs hul COLLECTED md wllafuver spArc c1at, ho Ind
nbnut hln, ~ Ing Of silver co!n ntnt1,nslnR ~
~ q nt'd nx Of Eoltl col n!',,,,ntts % ~ II, ~
lit lit liz in4s Ssrs sin,p!y !si$ xthS!ii
ln vp,tlt l.ayInx ri lcc Mewiy hat, wis executing
| is iati,t,, rlI, 10 let It dry. Mr. Labuhn
LEFT THE n3O!t nrES,
un,ll he was retiring for tho night. Tho next
n eai ntu srs inaa ~ G to ay 10y wis % tae'
dlsturbeh fio t,hl 10 ucGns!tn1 u Et, ilito itlG
van or handle tie ny n"9yer y, ;,,n nnt rIvss, @
cnnu III lid, iGr money. Tic went u tho
vIt and fo,tnd tn his sufprlsu TINT T. tcotn!nt';
to roveai Any trnco ot tho pouketbook or OF tlle
| bn.s ln which tho cUln WIS GoitAlnct!. Mr. LII
ass st M II W ws st a 81 thS % S sS ha hsy
t'oT: I" soiSe. - Tho following day he beioaRh3
u tso wisr VIZ ot nov sao tta s ppffs, fs desto 5 a. til
many dtreront ways It, which tho defective t t'
# s Sotsa 4 ss'sY III efs srs s a d ts 3 ;o
p'Uork Wednesday, furCNu01l. at this HOUR ~
, 1881-10-14

nnnp Weather Interfering Somewhat
with the proErnln nt tho Lafayette

Dnn,p Weather Interfering Somewhat
With the Program Mt tho Lafayette
lkcnnton.
spsefat Dispatch to The Chicago Trbans.
LAFAYETTE, Intl., Oct. l3.-Coilsiderablc
disappointment was occaslOnCd this aftct-
noon by thu announcement thut tho grant
paratle Of tllo sotiters Ill attendance upon tho
reunion had beem put oil. I'herc was no
i,ctp for this course, rs drlzzllns rain set Ill
about O'Clock. Tho ru1n Ut the curly nl0r1,-
Ing h;.tt ,natle the streets very muddy. nt 1t
WIS nut deemed advisable to 10 through
with the program. Gov. Porter arrived
this morning. lie WITS met ut tho
depot by tho Coinmlttco Of Reception
asul hundreds Of citizens. lilo was
accompanied by members Ut bis staff. Tito
Mckcen Cadets ,tlso cntnu LII On tho safno trntn.
Tho Governor will bo thD guest OF Jntnce II.
ltuynois this evening. md rccoption will bo
rendered him theru.
Thoru nre aevcrul Thousand soldiers In tho city
attending tue reunion. Tho camp was estno-
llshuG 1T tho county fn!r grounds. and thoro tho
tents nrc. Every truth last evening aud this
morning swnlle tho throng, md there arc tl0ru
people lii tho city today than thoro has bcon for
yenrs, it over before. -
Tho eatnp11ro entertainment at the opera
house Inst night was very pleasant 11rAlr. Col
Wilson wotGu,llad tho soldiers un Dehnlr ot the
| tlrnna Army OF tile lsepubltc, md Mayor Mo
ululcy did tho hOn0rs tnr tho city. Tlo rcCitit'
tpl nf Mrs. lItfN Hood Ittlbptt OF lHtianApo|ls
WIS Iouttly appiuudcd. and tho audience rofusot
"IIttlo Jumo. tho Pride of l,!ttcry H." At
jutMnt- Gcnerul Earnahnn stirred up ttte boys II
| an address OF several minutes duration.
, 1881-10-14
BOARD OF. EDUCATION.

THE kLKcTi0N or AN AltCllITEET4
Tic llunr,t ut Education hrll u regular fort
nightly session lust aycn!n3, President Dcaatly
tn ths chn!r md ull tho n{tmhcrs present except
Inspector sttes.
Tho speeIal order. tho elaotaon Of an architect,
wns called. up ut 4 O'clock. Mr.. Keith sata be
WINS satisfied that ha had heen III error IN advo-
eating the Payment Of low prices to All aFchl-
tect. liz h0pol tho board would soloct \ tnan
Of experience Us well IL honesty aud Integrity,
aud thought thsy mIRht Do wt,rse than retain
tho services of Als. liaucr, and II necessary pay
hIta NOR, tl,An thny hal done.
sIr, fireman sud thv hoard bad already deter
mined to employ u man for his full slEnc. They
ad tried to Kat ulosS With nutsltia help, a1ld Ind
found tho aystutn mi sntsfac!ory..
Tho Clerk read ~ anpis;a,sIon ;,l fron y.
pantod by Recommendations fFum John D. Dun.
l,hy, j, J. Eagnu. 2. +. YhonAs, Harnh4sn
llout, Johu U, Cochraac, l[eunessy !lsoa.,
aud othors, blessrs. Fred launaAun, J. y, Ender,
and Potter Ruehl wuro also pitt in nomination
and tho bonsA proceeded 10 IN election ny bal
lot. After eigat ballots had been snkeR xitaou'
, 1881-10-14
SIZE GOT TIE CHILD.

CURIOUS CASE IN rIlE COUNTY COURT.
A cnsp out or the uslnt ordcr pecll p!cd rho at
.,,I;, ~ i,,t,., r I,y,,,la roatnrt,v uttornonn
y. .usa ~ w., ,,,,,1 tonrd =, ,,,.
County Court, attracted considerable attention.
Tic ,ljsputnnts were nun and wlfe-IIclotl u.
sebcfchrk nuu Joseph Schetchek-and tho NO.
lion was brought by tho nIothcr to obtRiu, by
,xrit ~ b.I,ons cor,n,a rrnu, ,he snthcr Tim pos.
"rll VI aaneas cotpl's' lIont ,ae '".uls 'no poa
session OF II 4!s-ycar-old ch'su whlcn no nad
stolen sotliD lays ug0. ,..
Tho 1nuthcr was a pcat, comely-appeAring
,rou,n,, ri uI,t,,t m vtura nf nvr nnd wnq st.-
mu'sa y. ~, . ~ ,,sa,,,s .ts,nr a,,d sn,or,
fr!cnds, Tut tho fnttor, who bud tho chilli villa
him, lost favor by contrast. IIe WIS rough in
nunenrnec. hin features lrreR,,tar, Ills manners
awkward. md hls entire surrcGnngs were ; 9ot 9,s
him Ercat de4 OF sypnt!hy Iao Q, eyaenGs t ,,ni.
Womt 10 aaow, , nc a9 1av W an ~ vn E
hspy pdS taethes H' sS
yonrs, nna tnnt tno.s .ss mssa .,a 1,unn tat,r,,
Sin9 ni H. tnn , th ~, uSy =. ,sn
!VnR W WIS !nloGtcn "im ,sh "h.er tr mHs
To- Tsr hea ;n! n, !, No! ~ to 10 nne
ton. they toth tltt ING pFGnilses ut. eunaV W"
nE EMA9,s, WE'LL ILL., !" mppsst I,w,, % liz t,o
ttcr tnefn WY TO peacs; rostowan. LIE ,sar .io
uvact'co t'selosea t,a exstenco OF IN motnes @
in-lnw Ind nn unHiArret! sister Whos1i ihe n9s-
9aa gat'toti.;t.l nni won hs W!oS ~ "nHoton 11n
!roM hr ana haa Meh me cnaso VI ~ .i shS
tEoup!es Wnea Mt"o Satn"isaep. ~. .tI; III e"ius ~,
ca,,.se!i bin to warn the pubic. ~
nt'ertsHesnunt ~ tnosG eoln'nns' kas,a1. akM.nst
iArtnrlnE or sreItinE ner ~ nis nGgonmt' y hG1,.
u also .litotf,sca ho ,ct int WHen sno III.
shu went ~ hcr lronis amu t1oS 5no eniin wi,n h
vas y. io htl!t " Enls,Y % saiona ~ 5no evSl
ihE. an.t tMHn0 ~ oI MIN ,,!. 'n ts1t M hn 'a0s
| wtre llflhR toRo'oor' aha' Aoat's' ta"' ne
, 1881-10-14
SEXTON,S CLAIMS.

DlEaQSStVS III LQGS4l nN.AAHt
Tho County t,onrA held MI adjourned meeting
yesterday afternoon. commissioner Sumo In
tho cl,H'r. Nil Of tho members present except
Commissioners atuwnst nnu P,trIngtnn.
on motion of str. Clnrk tho bonrt wns resolved
!nto Con,uttcc Ut tho Whole. unl +. j. Sexton's
'm1sconuonua nucount,' amounting to *s.oos,
wns tnken up. ...
Architect Egan explained that tho work
charged for had been done. and. nftcr some
pnr,cytns, the nccoilnt WIS allowed by Il vote Of
Gto !, sir. Albright, not yottng, ani afcssrs.
Wo.,l aud HUT hniilx nut Tl,ose voting i, tho
nra.!Sq wTr9 III 'rfa' ;hsiHy Mynts e'"FS eo''f
Mr. UNelll shcn moved 10 take ZIP tho chnr9o
fur carpuntry work Item i,y item. tho 0a;at,:o
tluc nscort'sng to tho 'rch!tccts cstlHatc, bo1ns
Mr. soxton gave notice that If tito hill was 10
t.ent thp arGhltccts rsiltnNtc, lint wunli cun-
s.. Cark-iiavo you not aHreed to aceept tho
Xix scxton--1 have, but withdraw tho PROB
cs,tion II lhs bill IL to bo sono over ns suK-
Mr C!ark-Then VIC havo nothing to do with
tho clMtsE.
tactoas wcfo sast upor Architect Esai,, wiIo
wHs charged with hartn. nss!isiicd toe much Y
nrt,rrina work t.o'le, 70 which he replied With
cnu.,E1s prcre, hull bccn s!b0n tho ni!vleD nilt
consent or Tho ,l'cunt'crs Of the bnarsl, 9n while
sps,,spiiy. hc w..uleG to 500 thoia assuriv tholr
'lsi Ti,e b D,,t % WIS thou tuken up by tto,ns s1r:
| OSeill utjcetlt,g tO each O1u ls rcnl. Several
| Of thou wcru l,nsscl. however. oscr his prn-
tests. but thgy wese tnr s,lI,lE amounts.
trs! I'LL snrs r. ,s WIS roacIau m ArcIitcot Kean sla-
Kestc4 That lherc MIght l,c ss,sne tns1nlte about
| Mr. U'Ncili ut this juurturc noticed
Tits AItCltlTEcT AHn CONTRACTOR TALKING,
and suggested TINT they be required tu tnko
posll!sits4 uuon optnslt allcs If tho rnon,.
and Af''ssa Il ssnsS%t sSS sts@ St e"sy S lis u Hit
Ilo stlI !le null .uvlsel Sextons clnMs to tho
best Or h!s ahtls s,'l aal % ons It m onsTt,yh ~, @
thor In4ilted ana snccret Ut bv tho llkc Of COM
Mr. USrill rctorln1 In Il snlrit of anger and uc.
flnncc, assortIug hts otllc4t prer'NatlvG hy
r rir %@ @ '1 rM,T il ,ho III tssos o ~
Mr ,sxto" rc, MA I ,,t, h. temper =: yns :, sst !st
trAle hts clulti,s wns tnkcn trutn l!io nrchltect
ho would stand tn. upon hts rights ana catn tue
alr. Ai',rIsiit trles to pour OIL un,n troubled
aters BY s!,x1estng tnnt . ws s!, wnsao OF s'u'e
Sir. Won,, tul wns Ut tho o,,Iuiuil TINT nothing
could bu ,Ittlt as things were moving. and SUE
Res,gd thAt sho yhoo question bs sefcrrea 10 u
rAf,or s.nr f,lrthor tilsputing tho committed
H. sasios sa .s . an s0 ssk 5 S so
| GtIeur.
Tho mutton TO CONCUR WINS votel'lowlt. u!nlcr
ninnInreheus|ui, it WIS Mftcrwnra sniil, by tn,
following voto-it requiring ton under the
| rules:
itaa-AIbright, Clark, cohurn. FMrrtst, Knopf
Miller, ltllotuwh!!l. Woo.l-s+
Ndvs-Ayars. Ei,tsr. HUT, UNe'ti. SeMno-S.
a motion tn rntcr lhe WhOlt matter 70
spCeial en1lItn}t,cn VIVA then put aud prevui!c
aud a1essrs Knopf. DNolfD, Woud, AMI purl',g
TIM were upi1lhtHl.
Tho rnu,lniltco will mcet tut,orrow Mornsn
III ID o'clock to uu!lltloucU tlUlr lMb0rs.
, 1881-10-14

rcs,it Mr. KnIih moved tu postpone tho election
Until tho mkt rcpt1nr nlt4.l.tiR. Tho ilitton WIZ
jost-yG,a /, tlayH 10. hftHr unuilIur fAta"t WIN
ul,tni lnek Of result, Mr. Cameron renewed tho
nn,fnn Ia p,slrpllN tho election, which wis car'
rictl by \ votes tn
RGrx1ttSrHHpETr NnwLAkD
nrcscntc,l rupurt sh,,wlt,T tho tntni cnr01mcnt
for Ncnto1,er Il, tn. IL a1t: MyprnHp thttf inrtn-
etsi,i ii, ISL: MycrHn tlhlly nttclllnnen, aSitn;
t,nr cent Ht nttUn,InileI, nj: Numb f teach"
nrs, tHrj: groIlu,rtst III evening schools, nl'0ut
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vrlltilnio md teattnls ut tho Hayes schtn. NM,
r,,nn,l IL to TO unsc.onttiu Mll rrQM!rll'G IN.
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tn supply tho nctlonl vii prnor hir l!'ics y! "
riitd lnc, The rclnrt whs i,rpr,'vu mn attSr t,I
tho nrpse,1tntIHu Of Bo.ilg tnlnOr reports thc
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, 1881-10-14

THU14EWITt31. =
eir. Trod W. Rich asid Mlss finttie Smith. third
daughter Of ". N. Smith, Postmaster Of Eugsc-
woml, we're married Inst evening ut tho rest
.lunco OF tho lrIt,c's pnronts. Thu ceremony was
pcrtorme,a at o'clock by tho ltoy. l.. 7. Mcrccr,
instur Ut tho Spw lsr.tsnlcm Church, In Tho
prcsoncu 0f u lev, relatives aid frlont!s. Ihe
where tiloy will spcnd thoir hnnuymoui1.. On
iholr return tnvy viii rcsitle In :nulowout!. a
lnrgo ,l,,.er Ut costly l,sd hui.daonie presents
Wero received by tho Young couple.
Tho balloon, I,nssEng III westerly ufrcctton.
was seen nilolit clock from Enslowood. From
the movement Gf tho clouds there Bursrgtl tn G
two currents, tho lnwcr moving tu the SOUTH.
wcst aud tho upper III MI cnstorly direction,
, 1881-10-14

tn rct,nrt nn,ncs ef delegates IN Tho County Gem
ycntInn. Tho nrxt meeting Will llu held sntllr-
dry evening, tho I'll.
fhe Sixteenth Wnri Republican Club WINS to
invU met lust cyrnlnK. hit there wns ~
tt,s,,rn, hiln tho inectIilp WhH It,stToutH nhtH
next Thursday ovruttlR Mt tho Entnn pldec. IN
tho meantime tho President uf tho club. Mr.
Henry Yevrrin, Will nppolnt Tho Judges o.
primaries assd tho polling. places through tho
IN
, 1881-10-14

Ask your matchmaker 10 nltcr ynur American
ii one OF !" Ab6ott's pntcnt Storn- W!ts10ts,
, 1881-10-14
SINAI.

Sptetu1 pitputeh to Ths Chtedeo tribune.
Moun1st>x, ILL.,, Oct. l1.-:rwo Cages Of small
pox are reported III thls vicinity. brought hora
by rolandprs, whit contracted tho sonso whila
OIL tholr Journey frotn tho Old country. Mayor
EtDatlpu.