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DONATING THE WHISKY TAX TO THE
LlQu0R INTEREST. :
Alr' hetley. OF l1aliade,phla. addressed the
more tarlil " convention III NOW ofR yes
teFday III la'or ot Inc repeal OIL inc exclacs
oh WluskS' otet' anu loohcco ior VARIOUS
feasohs-na'l, Renefnl' anu spceal.
DnrihR tho "seal yeaF lsso over *toVtWoVoo
OIL TIC pubic t'eot was pai.i' anu during the
present yeas' SO iar as .1't'cat'ohS tro RlVeh'
our surplus re'ehae Will admit OF SEs1"n.
w. OIL 'ne uco' oe'ne pa'tt' ~ t'ns Fato IL
MlIl REQUIRE oat a iew years 10 alscharee oil
.Ae "ept' tAt. heltey - opposeu " p''S'uk
'o oeo!, ~ c1"l''ea t'"t !" te1"so "
nsbow n tlisrexor, of tim teochinvs of tl,e
80, ~ ."o ",,.,N =. Nv
nconfu.,, f1Scl1rv d always vrcnt m tl,o
,,.,' -, f. H. rxsai.,,t.
tcacllhas OF tlle miners Wien Ne IS RfaoolnF
for iltOrp tnrjH taxes OIL the pe0ple,) lie sny9
+,o ,,,.,I,e,,,,Ioo rof<,rn ,t.n,or,,. tho ,bnii-
tha elsiFserslet lclo1hl acu'utlds h4e "oo1l"
to Of Internal revenue; TINT Mt the Government
sons. thus saving 81 ,00o, 600 OF. expenditures;
'i''' ,"o 3epe''' ~ uio e"eises VI WHEY
"u"'a p"t "m , unu ~ wv ,!ol"t'on9 VI t"v
~" "eh'''ss ss.,tle'sais!t''".loiu W "soo''s'l1"efs
md rolcase tho cuuHtry Ut the cost OF prose-
cutting those who persist IN not paying the
taxcs, MD Etvo peace to tho lnoonsl,tnors In
those districts wl,are there arc numbers Of
ruvcnue officers murdered every year. Tlloso
taxcs Should be repealed because, Mr.. Kelley
prints out, they restrict our tra.le; they adl
Si60, ooo0oo to the cost OF our internal pro-
dactio,,. md this, by hnrt'entng our fn'ins-
tries, aIds our British competitors" Presl-
t!ent Garfield, snys Mr.. Kelley, was satly in
error WHEN lie satt TINT the citizens who pattt
tho spirit tax nado 4 voluntary contrlb!,-
tlun" to tlle revenues Of the oyernnent.
On tho contrary, said Mr.. Kelley:
THO sick and tho dying pay this tux. 1t draws
on ,he resources M o. syc5y % %aspemsnrY or otnor
FOOD wifs In Mnire Or Knusas, howovcr alo1sly
sLe .nay tsslre to spport tho proh'bi.2ry la or
or area bottle. Nnety IT per cent oi III Ia. nottes e
nn, lars that adorn tho ahoI,ss ot q weIl;ap-
tons. II tho ci}ipf iHrndiant IN 9,,anttv +,
all ttnetnrcs, nuIa extracts, and cltxirs:. il
CuIQrp{Jfl11t COflOulo1s Bf1u EfbYl ether: Ia
drugs dispensed 6y such an estao, IsStnent.
[Fo4r.Mttns M :, ct all sae a!eoaol manutaet,rsd In
aud Sultey Knows led, TgtuI,ys,l ""'''
Anart trom eeo,,omfn consI,tsrotfons. Mr.
, 1881-11-30

Unn1r|'a THENfrN.
Hnrfntrf1 t'rrpt huHGpn Erfk md La Balln
1.-THE Galley slase." Afternoon and asenlpE.
, 1881-11-30

Monrbo street. between Caek nnd Dearborn. En-
gnpe.uene OF tie Stcote Mackn3e company. ~
Foors Essand.r Afternoon ami ovguinn.
, 1881-11-30

Clark p,reet. VI pltsi itnw Gnnrt-ttuua1 Alnatra]
entertainment Af esnoon a1i evening.
, 1881-11-30

Crttcrlun Theatre,
Corner Of EedRwick and Division Streets Variety
q ereAtnuient. Afternoon lHd oy6nng.
, 1881-11-30

Lyeetlnt Fncntre.
pesptAlnes atsset, noMr Madison, Wost 9ldA Vari-
1t9 nftalDmeUt.
, 1881-06-17

khn,,ef,,llr impnapu ur0u by fhUaO who hnll tho
powcI anu whose "nsyi. whs 10 n'''c' ,a,Is nxt,
The dcfen''ant 10 tho chse was Mfs. An'e.a'
' er an rn s" e"s a"s S To 10
,rrc.t..J ~, n n.s r.,c ,r ,nsamty t,,rco o1 four
49,. s'na,,n'. .s,,, ,x,t,, tln,o .ho hn,t brnn
"H.s pse, 'uv WILL W.. s'o .'n "u % ~ trln
vc.,r.,"v - ~" h"'.i ,,,,'sn sworc that Mrs' nru
yea!erNhy .no nMsnaia smo .s @ I'M ~ ,M,s,,m"
"n Wms ~. nt ~, ~ v xuht ~ tnn mnst
VII stsslnnt NJ. -, t"n,mr h.vi,,v rnshr ,,nnn
tioleHL Hth VI tGH1PeE. nnfhW snsuta up,a5 ~,
I'M Wiih ~ nx ~ m"inies a!,. 81 uwsass aa E11
mtteIG tn stsiHn m,u' ~ WIN .m ~. ;r @ II:
arii'ien, II ''asonna n,ip,t. lii Scti, br iiia.
t9afut: tno Gonn.y ynrs,a HI" ,e,t;nat ~;
H. H. vnm,sm WI ncrfcciy sSt,e. iholtrt voraps
hshan,i t,nnn f th1, ,viimessna ,s;f1, nITnarc 10
alnto that Mrs 1rii1ln was addicted to tho iise Ut
stmutalts Of opihtes
THE srony or THE WOMAN nE,,snnr
ata Wns real'y une 10 exoloG Ply s9o snta thas s
II must heartisss iiaansr;. maki!'s her Iop,'' ",
.tn,,ts o'"msi 't fr,,, v IND sa fnrctn.e h"r
stc"enes m.s .,,u s ,,t,I IL r,,,, Int ~
toa.her.rsnoyatsng nssab!,shMont, ati ,aay
IT. ,6a ,r,,,,,nw III lit nt,stiiorcnt tnes ftIei
H. 1et TX i,,, o,ains III nd tnnn frrbtno or
~ ~, r,ts ttan1 H. a+int 'r IL
n IT, HE ,r,,t ~, .n
shwe nnsr e siy acars % nof asr y; L,;. asS
.1,,. ,mGc' u u @ icrn ;,v hor @ hlsmsnJ. Tho
S @shan etaost to ,.o so.rt .tat Il was ,,nn', an
aas uvteo M r. maoKer osn, at vho ~ Wo 4a H. M
rc1s.r sni., II wnitt, e,st HI; In tyo thn snmnr,
ses e - !syla@MEt}5 @ u h!insslf and s5 for
's"''7po'. ..... . auu ".ns. =" ~, ,..
THE COURT AsKEn pis' TUCKER
recommended The arrtss Ut sane pcraon M the
sharxc IT t,anty ana tho Ker,e1's' ,n ss
,rrs,t H., tfn ,ss,ut+"r y Itlf hn tyns n tn1nv
, 1881-06-17

WHY ARE THEY NOT HkrulrrED2
DIR, I)o Wolf was spoken to yeetersluy by q
Tribune .taporter IN rogartl to tho lax nianner |
IN which he oatarcoa tho Inv compalltng physl-
GUNS to report contagious diseases,
such as dphther!H, scarIot.feyer. measles,
and chloken-p0x. Smallpox casos nro
fairly wu!l reported, but now and
then some nrc ,lneurthcd which shows that cor
tall phyatcfAns nra lulng thor best 10 Beercte
them. Or, Do Wolf rcgards doctor as man
WIN cAfnot orr, an1 physfcIans tn general It's u
class Of pouplu whuso cvory uct tuust 10 up
proved Of The duly dcath.rlto shuws that
schrlet-fover aud llphther1a ura cluiming nu;
u,arpus Victims. The public hnvo a right to
knDw whsro .hnse discusses are. Nearly every
physiuan ii, Chicago nas Ind enses nt tho lis
uaSea spuKen Ut u,ldcr hts cnr1 within. y fuw
weeks pAst, at,u,a at which uava prnted fatal,
tho viutiliI, w!lon hlrlAl purnll, + asked Tor:
whivh en,np.ls Z statement nt tho catlso nf
tlsan. Thy fnet t"' thcse q oasas M afo eonssau.l:
il WIS roi1ted toa rn,nuNr reporter ,yeator-
or,s Uf ths sutth Sis!o avenues where there wl.s
wrK Se taat bsrs s w' @ .ur S
that IL What tho child hAd. The two ohildrr,! Ut
!hs y.!inF ,tS s % WeT .nso @ ssSsS
bt. H. Wolf4 was told yesterday Of sumo sixty
portatt, lowosor, 10 10 ,iisrrparls.i. Tho city
whiv fsw ~ 1t 's IT, s,ets % .aw,, "; 'ssn re s II
present c"'pnratlvrly otean, iahrlynil tans9. IN
tue t@rss divisions e The ey aro IN sansklnE . 1
~ ;:s pitt; 1 she Xxx y; r.
!ulu lilo III. Tho s,reot cintruv.or is n0t da!nv
thouSi,stes. M a,,d stosc. untii Wy ' recently,
worn nut much butter CARED ror than thusd tnol-
, 1881-06-17

II doctor Gun be bad Immediately, woll and
Good; hit do not wnsto mulnuht for one, for
tuusIentS Ar0 precious under such 1irCutn-
stances. Whenever tho body Of n person IL ro-
covered. wi,o has not BEEN % Moro than !,g. thlrfy
JntI. thero Is a possibility thnt ito may 10 r.
stared II the following Instructions arc faith'
'li1 Tie ilrst thnx to DO, when the body IL taken
out Ut tho watcr, 10 to raise 1t equity. md, i
wntcr flows from tho mouth. encourage u to 90
go by fny,rabe poeltion, but DO Ia nns use @ az 9ny
times lgnnran!iy dono. saeh treatnant: il both
,H, tnsaish IAN aay istent sparE Of vttaIsy thaf may
yet .,aYer !n tse frame, fur you must
reco'lcot TINT dcu!h Is not caused & By tne @
iy ~ being lt,tspr watcr. After draninR DO water
r n lie ~ r'xns ss 4 thp sssa ans bresss ssh
raised; get 4 plntIk Or shuttur, md rolnuvo tho
body to tho nearest house, Or II house Is nolr,
10 iost IN doing ths. Having clea,sei tho mouth
md nustrlls Ut ftnth mucus. etc., tha noxt li-
se Tea y tr psssoS1 's Sos y o2 is w
sHs; WIN S;.anSot o. beti 10 u haa. caves i oyas
heat 10 uppIud to tho body IN every possa
way, for which purpose tho bot bAth Will be
fotind tho most aitloacious It 4ny. and should
tho cusc WILL .iltnlt. but In tho absence Of such
convenience, tho next apptGntlo.. for restoring
| procured, Ia hut tlnnnes and hot bricks. Tho
bot bricks wrapped up tn Il DRY cloth. should be
pIneed atot,g tao limbs aHd sltso Of nc body, and
| mel should bu used NIL over tho body. II some
whisky or brandy eat, no hnd trladn warm alld
MI .nore tnun Il few li,,nutes shoull 1e u0eu.
ped In putting this l,rocess Ut resturlng heat u
eperatlon..-!n faot, whte Il ts Il process an Ct.
prass tho lonuns. and tirIw il gently forward
, 1881-06-17

.Stw iitrk sun.
,atcss seSsattons IL Ariis,Gtoti. Us. " Se - ~
Tho = yeHf.uld sun 0r Mrs. Jnhn Irwin. Of Al.
tot,t'n. Pa, wAs c,aasod BY racer snnao and
TwG hunters OF West End, 8. O., last Tucsdny
ehot Il dnInnttA sllttlgsnikU hDKrly hvD tttt in
loaxt sea fourteen ehrs y! c'rfmtgsenss yn1 #
s.atioi Pilto t;nanty, Missouri. WIS O.lton by
rattlos,lake while playing near tho huusc, and
4 uiackEnnko r,'M up tho trousers leg Of Jo.
seph staoton. q Wurt:1oFo whi!o he was yak; az;
tn1 ~ geet.ery. . tto grthGsc! ts I',a hsa.1 l w.
WGtio Wtiliam ailler was plowing. on his
.Mtiss,%ke Will ~ Viii twoty.tirso r!,.t lss ind Sut.
tt.n. Ii inoa4treti ax loot III length and fuur-
turn Inches IN clrcnsntnrel.cu.
no HE chass tsSs F Wa,esys WI XIII" ncs
tbu biz orHut,. 4 uluu lsagIis mum syns bitten
whtsky eSulI ba found Ia III to*.. .,.''.. ~.
'rhe AiuHiItF of uMsoa 'eawnsh!p, Huntington
cSas xs x'is y flt resas 1sSs st y f'Ie T.
N May ihs !yax!a x 1t onos ''t''o taxes' aad foot
tjS jataa. @ Isar;ew' ii living noar Packers Pond, IN
t!oruon County, Nnw Jersey, saw larse enilst- y
lion VI slakes 6nsk!nE III slg s,,n. H. IT, gut bis
crawling Mw,ly. Thoy were black wates'anAkes.
/ Rliu tlls slna!lest VI eAotn WAS thrce foot il
!ee9xs1: 91a:,a. little .oD o, II. @, ,,oyno,a.. or
NontvyUtio, Ala, waa hitten by Il tnotcastii.
Hugh. Chrssy, Ut Crawford County, Missouri.
wh - t ,oar, @s Ske %,anxsa s1, " snaxS w
dragged it honiu ii triumph. 1t vas nsu seet
IT. cees sou ~ u a'ofs S J..por Of suntes Ga, 10
| yeurs Ut ago, wts Mttlpkpd by biaeksnakes
wnll0 htetua e0tsDn. Thrua tui1nanso ollek cntc.l
thenlselsCs Auaut htpl, aud seutnsd propared u
c61klng Of thu 10y 10 dg4th. Jasper soon mAlu
hnlt y aozen p!gces Ut tho ss'9kes with pesa'
| k&lfe.
Attcr stating that eha publication Of make
stores was c.lntrAry 10 - Ealo nniaes well weli
vsHuched for, the Dudfs C!iy tAag:} Hh1e MY "
glr1ian OF M. It. niapts u ratl!esunkv that neus-
urlxl twclys tuet tu ieil9th: bhu tlscussre1 tlie
| aerpcll In An nttftuds Eu4dy 70 strike hes. bnf
| Instead 1T screaming ar fnlfttnR sho t4.'k tnG
rst weApon ot dsfSn.o At band ana k,iisa y;
down IN old tree, Anthony SulnuleFs.ll. lktua
auur ChareslotI. s. O., henral the loud ruttla oE
| snake, aud eAM q tnouster cOlied IND III tho very
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act Of striking. Ho was not quick eno,,.
eoon felt attnR'nY acnsason In i1a }sa lin w Nd
faco becalne feArfnly swollen nn reu,,asdIh m, sad Ih
tor enr,y ,n1 Trsf , Il, ThS snke da no, es,s
Thc Nll,e sfo'lntalt, of l'rnisyIyunno linssn'e i.n'
ruHh1y alive with annkch j6un 1u it"ri - thor,
ito,hcl Killed twn hlack.nnkcs eIzht tf"eI TT L. q
SHIRT time ktttet twenty ri Ilfcrrnf ,ss'.An oIn
tanic1 Sncckor, his fnrm.hRnd feIt afi,1etIt. iaet
on hts l,ot: a',d fun" TINT he W. sandIoxp osppa
scnpts T., hi,c M"fn lin, vi To HnhaF ,HF
bout 4nvp,t him. " h,
, 1881-06-17
POOR CORN,
Shippers OF This Cereal to st. Lotia
Com hpinlntnE that 1t IH being Grnded
Too Low.
Special Dtspateh to tbs Chicago 1rtbune

Shippers OF This Cereal to st. Lorla
Complaining that 1t II being Graded
Too Low.
Special Dlspasea to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
ST.. Louis, June 1D.-Tn.day there was
open complaint among the Grntn Inspectors,
who shy thoy have had to bu l.lnre than
usually careful this season IL, their inspcc-
tion, Tic corn arriving here. mid especially
tllat front, Iowa, has been lii peor
slIupo, md, while presenting a good mp
pcaraiice to the eye, would not hold
ity condition long, and few cars OF thls
corn plt into 4 bin OF Eo01 corr would so0u
spoil tho wl1olo lot. Tho real trouble seems
ITO bo II, the great difference between the
p.lcu Of No. = mixed and rejected. Tho av
eragc difference between these grades is two
cents, but now, with IL to IL cents difference,
II the country shippers corn goes rejected
asld sells at Its prlce It lets him In for larKs
loss, llullco Ills complaints. The St Louis
market for corn Is essentially an export
market, and tllero Is not tile demand
fur tho low grades that there IL III ChIcaK0,
Toledo, and ptorln, wIlura It Is bought for
distilllng; 10 That willis No. 2 mixed lii st.
Louis splls ut n high figure, the lower grades
rule vary low In value, Far saNtN tll,e rAEt
complaints haye freely been received by St.
ENNUtl3 ACENt hNpj9 1H0AOERbUh III
corn III this market, whlch Inspection these
shippers caarneterlzo ~ entirely h.o rigid,
llu!Alng the stAtutnrtl Ut No. > NO high tint Il
lnrgb portion Of tho c0rtl arriving hulp lnEsses
tl,ai gratis ind CUTS rU)cetesl or lio grate. As
| thu difference IN prlcu bGtwten M. : mixed
| and rejectetl l!ns ruled II to IL cents lowor
fOr the latter, the country shippers kick Inns
| been most vigorous. alll letters from. tll0n
grow sIlttrper ni.l sptcler rs TINA pAsses md
10 Improvement appears in tho grading OF
their corn., II IL mt glona on corn Ut tho
iSso crop tI,9t !sss , s'!ippsrs os ee'aplaln but
GssI' kspt T. dry eolon Slsr sna soys. %,
missed grade wkell sent liore.
The saMe corn. both OF the
lSso n1,1 ls7D crtsI'. which has gone rUjected
IN thls Ml!rkut, when sent to Chicago, Peo-
Tla, Or Tn!stln l,as inspected NJ. = ut tlosu
pfuccA. Thu St. Lullis l'rlls that have beell
ihu rccIpipnts Ut most of thesa complaints
suy tint Il large nllluulat Ut corn ia driven
aWny FROM this ninrket by thu rigid tnspce.
tt0l., tho eolli,try shippers prefsrrtllg to seli
lsv!r grn!N ~ i,t'!Nss whvtt they Mrn sure thu
c0rn with gradu al,si tlley ,ean yet No. ) price,
rather than tako their chances OF the cogll
gUinK rulSetetl l,oro aud sailing fur below the
price Ut No.2,
, 1881-06-17
works Is 10 lc held In tho Mayors ollcc

humping. works ls 10 hc hrd In tho Mayors Dlcc
ut II tnclotk this morning.
Ti,E stonc-h hont at tho INOt nf Sixteenth street,
which thstr,,cts tho rlvrr hhs been nrdctcu r.
moved by tho Mayur. 4 Mr.. Sutherland OWNS 1t.
c. irAIrSELp was granted Il permit yesterday
10 hilld n unc-st,iry dwelling. a)s4N feet, on
Thrspp street, tn rost fittht nisn tn ,onn
ti,s. tA;Es.' avenue 'a' Nineteenth street, 10 Gust
Tnr Committee on Markets met and ,tetrr-
mined to nbnsh tho rlly hay acalge. rs rrt',r1-
fH prove'i Il i:s X sin a"ntay to tho riy: = II
tho cxp!ra!ton OF tho prescut lcase which ter
inmates July !, It will not ba rci,Gwe'l'
AAn. srAunrn was rpuntlty bcrated by several
Aidornua yesterday bcen.tc oI h's .',anIa M ,9 !or
up nes ana are nf 10 earthly use. fie haS ce,v-
tirin@ ni Tic p@st f rev Wv Weeks tnsn in tSo othor
mc,nbers " tho Council put toxutler, and bit
ono of them bus 6ccn passed.
Dn. DE wots was yesterday sHmmoncd 70
they have down there. The rc'1!lering houses
nre being prosecuted ana l1r l,o wolE. heiff ~
SHyoei u rnS o to eos oases 81
smells which cmuhatu from such ehRbElshnlents.
lte left for ttuck Island last csenus and VIII bo
buck t0-nlUrrow night.
| y COMPLAINT has born lodged nj the 9tcn'th
Otsiee AHa!t,st liulsu11cU ttl tic shnpv U! y gov.
stnble at No. u Avon rnce. 10 tao Twetfth
rary !" "nsse tho ey eraSso. @ fTs, liz oRnbors eo
piMin uf tho smell which ,.rtses ftnn II, and tho
rltes Ut inailltre which nf Necessity accumulate
| hu reports tho atn1lU rs well sewGrgd aud flrly
clean. Noyer,hcsss. + ts AZ a. ,!nhsaitty I nl.
t!ns tirei q tocratinx. ana Issy psoa:o to 500
ti11i the ordnnnccs Are complied with.
MAyon HARRISON ani Frank Lawscr bad an.
other TIT restertlay aftcrnM,n. II yas al ADULT
Wntur. pll,ee, WIN hAs. bcen replaced by ono
Luuts Nachtman. who Il said u be eun,pctent
, 1881-06-17
WORCESTER VS.. BUFFALO.
pptetot Dt.aatch to Ths G4tenoo Tribune.


WORCESTER, Mass., June 10.-The Butralos
put iii Lynch az pitcher t0-lNy, retiring Gal
vlu to right tleld> wllila Foley playcd ltrst
base III place OF Jim White, who llas been
summoned home on account OF sickness.
Tho chongo was nat success, as the Wor-
ccstrr bntters hit Lynch very hnrd. Dtckcrson
getting SIX successive base hits, all but one
OF which wero liners to right 1letd. Lynch
was supported very poorly, tho Buffalo
errors. which were numerous, coming after
chance to retire the side Ind been offered.
A. consequence, only one run was earned.
Tho Worcesters havo engaged Asa Stratton. Of
Fitcnburg, formerly Captain Of the old qrattons,
u strung semi-prlfessionAl club pf ak ycala
ago, whi,. 1t is expected, will play short stop
untll irwin resumes bis old form.
iHlltHgd- 80 Q -,
UuffAl0........... ...+.l u U u
Entned Worcester, l; Buffalo, !.
Fielding errnrs-WOrccstcr. u; nufalp,G.
uase hte-Wurceater, II: lluunlo,B.
Twu-base hits-9tovey. O'ltolrko.
Thre0-bas hit-nlckerson.
First bnso on Worcester, i; Eullalo, 2.
Left m hHses-WDrce8tec, &; buHal0,4
Struck out-lt!cbartlsOn.
balls rnilcd-Nlchmond, 13 Lynch, 80.
ftEikes called-1tlchuIOna, D; lvnch, Il.
nnuble rlays--W0rcestcr, |: Buffalo. l.
1'Asscd bAilH-fl,Ishnsig, 2; HMlllynn,4.
Wild pttGhcs-ltlehmOnd, /: Lynch, l.
1ttne-Twt' hours and twenty minutes.
Umpirc-Htnlloy.
, 1881-06-17
MARRIAGE LICItNSEy


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tentny; ""[
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h,S'Sn I've SaIa s .hiS'sss stats
Gs5s Ens T. Ls,.sss f.. Ss'ss:s
sstsss sksft xsfs% ecsiss:e:
sG'izs'' III. iaasssK:siisx;r:: MsKssii; ::: .TS%s' .TSs%'
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chssles cjsra 1snasotx IT,. ShsssS: SHhasssS:
sa1e; Msspy NniiSisasa: ::iS %%nI|sss %a|sss'.
Rass fsfa wSoas. wEr,ajs.:f, ::ssss5. e ewsa'snh
}c"Fono q q isss. @
Isn"epeR psRsm;T III RRsSese Rstesea
tAnnis I,aa,ssHaanbY. .W....fnitn'hii. ~A'"N''
, 1881-06-17

Ma1.,1on. syligu of The lsrItisn army, il nnw
tn tnls city. liz ta Of tninll stAtur1 aud 81 Kht
nn.ro. wsara tyegnsses. and = apparently about
M yDArs III Hyu. IN conversation with II IifbuMe
roikrtcr hist week. hu WIS very eRrhAt1o tH The
pxjrpsy!un Ut hls upInlnAa III t0 thu fbrl0rn CON.
ltttUn of the british iIrnf. liz sMill thltl thu
tan WUro 0f light weight A1d ill.ttuEaIxed. aiid
that tho impression seemed tU [1retNt that onB
Nun was ~ good ~ another furn &ol4lpt. Thtrt
was M unity pr feeling ',ct twuut tho officers and
luBtt, Wtltto tho whu st4ndArtl 0E the truHps wIs
Mueh l.,wor thAn tuEMcrly. Evtr a!Nea the
ntulshtnunt 1T tho 1inkn pr WellIuHtOns rule. ar
perhaps alnce tho aCrtnean wslr, lhn EnXsiI army
haL aotertnratvd. ~ present such \ leploranla
eta,u Ut tasuxe existed hut tla udlcgsa waro
frequently Ma.lu to appear rsttlculalis; Tae War
with tho ltuera hAu huoEi ti'aductet! III I,t,st
sa1ldMlnla WY. EnEllsh niHccrs aiIt! men Dnug
murdered itl1Gr tttg Ut trtteU. al this AlnIst
With tho ctlnnIyAuc., Df EnHlah stAtrstivil. 1'hU
eoulltion nr ireland Ae!H9 rHterrel TO- the tae!l-
crnl sud: 'TAu late Atmln!st rIttol, warned tho
prnaerL ono tfat lhtru would lV irnMble II Ile
Peace aot was rOptAletl, but ~ NJ hvaI. Tho
url WIS rcpeuUd: tho Inhabitants immediately
armed themselves. antt now the ltrtlAh G0t1rll.
luilt hux seIt oser troops - sh't 'l',wn tho H..
haht!ass llnt u has be1.i thu t9ali4 y arnilaH"
"As ~ my Walt u this c.'1htry, b. conttl-
iul. slnallux, " cntl EAy thAt hope II viii be
mn Ut tery Brcut pleasure. ! aM vgry MUCH Ill
tGtrxfud III n,,itEnitl0l, And | thlhk tito beat
Thing nllr people chl do u 10 all come ~ this
country, Wlrre they Gun i've In peace and con-
teAfBltnt.'
, 1881-06-17

5psetal D&pdteh to 1ha Chcooo 1fftunA
CEDAR RAPIDS, H., June lU.-ln the $50
class to-day Little Sioux taok tlrat money,
Slolla U. sucond, Sucker Atail THIRD, Luey
fourth; ttnle, $50, a:3aA, ::3o}5. MIMn!e
Mayileld, owned by Colby Dfos.. Fort Dodge,
dropped tte,.tl Just before reachtng the wtrU
!iy tho first Iicat, caused by broken Blood
vessel. SlIe was yaued Mt $4,000.
In tho 9::Es class Cnsb!u's llashawtwas first,
Fnirn,ont second, Hidden Troasuru thlr.t, Esn-
nm 5iaxwoil tourth: i've h1nts: best ttmp a:s9,
III tho .;a3 Gl.tss U0n. uarteld wins l3rst, Tom
KlrkwOu.l seeonll, Littlo FrAnk thlfl; time
2;;EI4. .;Iatl, a:4aA.
For tho .:4S class t0-mortuw therp arr twelve
untrius, anu for the .:::s} clAss Eain1 cntres,
uasl 10 IL nuse-rnce between tho henderson,
and Fourth Ward Companies ot th!s city for
x3i, Won al the laso ren,ens % touraaincnt. '' p''
, 1881-06-17
COMFY ISLAND.

NEW ToRK, Juno 1ft.-rla Corey Island
.1uckey Club Ia llnylug delightful weather for
tho juno meeting. and pcnple ilack to tho
lcautiful course IN great numbers. The
t'rce-Qunrter-Intc dast opened tito sport to-
tlny. Tho RICO WIS won BY rhora, Victim
second. Charley Ross third: time, LID.
The Foam Stakes, for 9ycar-nlAs, five fur
OllvIl third: time. 1:G.!s..
Tho tn!la.heat racn tnltowcd. Tho first. hont
WIS Won b. lan Squirting. and tho second and
third by GtGnfftUr1. O1cn wins seeufMl III the
llrst heat and Furifla third, These hprscs
nhnnxcd pt,sdons III tho second hoat- Time.
The stenp,eci,ase over tho SHIRT course brought
tho day I'll a close. Althnuuh HiRhiand Fling
was LETT ut tho post ut tho start, hu chnYl!t III
with tho field Mt tho fourth h,irtilc AMI from
ste wntes juenp WIS n1t headed, wEnn!nx tho
racn. by hGlf d lcngth, ZutA socond Dispute
third; titpp. 400.
, 1881-06-17
BRADFORD,

BRADFORD, pa., June t0.-rhc weather was
coo1, tic track heavy, mid the attendance i'm
Inense. Iii tic $50 class. paclng. Billy Scott
won, High Jack second, Day Sam third; best
lime, 2:30e{. ..-...,.
III tho a:yo class thoro were eight starters.
Vnlfant, Allegheny 10y. Fltzxnr1hi, 1tosc Wood.
and Tutn each won heat, leaving tho raco to
be finished to-mtIrrt}w.
In tho running rice. nuc-nntl. ono hall. milo
tlaeh Keno won, jack Ut Trumus second; time.
r:tB1a,
, 1881-06-17

Mcssrs, D. u. Strope & Co.. druggists, Fort
WAyne, 1tai., write: 1t. jacobs Oll IL COLI
silUrcl BY O,lr customers tie best linllnul.l
kn0wn, as II always gives satisfactlon, and
It never faI|s. mir. II. q. Wur.l Is oIle o!
them. It cured him Ut u severe case 0i
ouir,unl lie OH ~ 4 tlrs(-cass liniile1it.
, 1881-06-17

SARATOGA, N. T., June 16.-Edward
Trickett, the Australian onranla,l, had II mar
row escape from drowning Mt Saratoga Lake.
lie was practiclnE ln Ills shell In tho brons
lake, when Ills boat broke In three pieces. Ho
was fully nlls from ahnrc af the time. Trick
ett was rescued by pnrtles VIM pulled uut from
tho shore. Flo was nM1st exhausted whcu
re,'ched, und hld gono under the water onco or
fWtND.
, 1881-06-17
Wo recommend Eldredge scwlnp.m,ch,n

Indigestion. dyapcpsi4t. nervous ptu,tr,,,.,
a,;J Ai forms Of sS11ernl debility relieved r
only preparation f cnt .nntnInIng TIT IT, so,1,s 70
nutritious properties. 1t IS moi ,nrc .ttafa stt.a
!ant like tho .cxtracts Of hcct, tut S,n,as. ,ss
tnIntng proprrtFcs; II inyaiuMt,le in MI ss' any,
bleed conditions, wlUthor tho result ofrshs,es
tiun, nervous prost rat!0n pycrwork, or as',.
discusses. particularly II resulting from p,,'@e ats
rri1tors, Nov York. For sa'e hy ,irneRlsis; w.
, 1881-06-17

Special U3pafch 70 Tbs CHlfaoo 7F1kt91t
OcoSoMowoc. Wis, June tG.-Th0 nnnllnl
regntta for the Shnfeldt cup will take place
next Saturday, .Iune II. This regatta is
looked forward to with tntorcst by our sports
men. Ra It Ia known that sumo exciting Incidents
Will lie apt to hAppun.
NEW YonK, Jiinc iG.-1n tho New York Yacht
Club race To-day, Tidal Wnvo wRa the first lrst-
cnss schooner 10 phss the home buoy. Estrllg
the first seeond-eIass SCHOONER. lfiltepurdo tho
first tlrst.eiass Bloop, anl Vixen tho first Sec
md. cInas pIth1n. - r-
, 1881-06-17

FNE1H~CNFEMRNs 7.
TwU-bnsa hlte-Gorc, Quest, York.
First b,so on balts-Chleago, :: Pfnvidenco 3.
struck ntt-kely t:n. CorcorHn. Hines, Far
roll, Mcclellan. ltadh0urn. Dcnny.
l3hlls catlet1-C0rcurAn. ~; WMt7l. l90.
atrtkes eallud--Corct,ran. 1h; Ward, IL.
Double pay-Burns-Anson.
Passed tAils-Two each.
Wild piiehes-Wnrtl, :.
Tlmc-Tw.o hours and twenty minutes.
umptfc-JGtIers,