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, 1881-09-26
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

A yvans,to ITO suppllcd-lysng Figures
Wells Malt for I1lurAAerries - Tho
Crops. Weather, Kte.
6pfstal Correspondence of The Chteaoo Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Sept. ss.--What tho farmers
OF this country ne0a IL d man who Tan get up
and tell thom a!l thoy want TO know. 1t ~ won~
tlcrfAl how much mon ton't kunw aboitt u but-
tuesa With which they havu been tninllar stnoo
childhood. THIS ca.s readily be accounted for
When wu consider tho tltferesllecs
at soil, c!Itaase, season.. latitude, rainfall,
and hundred 0thaF things that NIL 70 to inake
up the experience Of q tarmeE. a merchant.
mechanic, OF lawyer has ctrlan things to leart,,
mud then ha " ~ wall tlttod to transact business
successfully In ono part OF tho country ~ welt
as lu another. Ills ktqwlodge IL real, derivo1
from eeutuEIoa OF experience. while the farmer
seldom has the aauag sGasoa or conditions twice
in a lIselimo. Works OIL agricultural t0picA
written for Now England aro Of but ltttlo valNo
to an Illinois farmer. Thorc ts different sotl,
atllt{orent climate, aud dl1oront vasletles at
grain, fruit, and stock to deal with. The average
lecturer 0n agriculture tukcs ono crop or one
brunch and builds up theory. Perhaps he IT,
youts tho theory FROM one or two sen.
sous pFActc0 which hn4 becu successful.
Ilo firmly believes In It, but, alas. for
human prohibitions, the next SEASON
hIs tayostt theory proves delustys. and some-
thIux else must ha tried. Our agricultural col.
lcxoa aso supposed to be educating tnbn who will
know everything about agriculture @ nut @ ~ yss ,
6eein 10 reait4s shat 1t vii bo trnposslblo to
teach any one mau the whole profession, The
great trouble IL ln tSst andluG teaOhesss Gnd tho
, 1881-09-26
Burning Of the Mohr & Mohr
Distillery at Lafayette,
Ind.
Total Destruction Of All the Con.
tents-Loss, Si25, ,Ooo-In.
surance, $9t 1925.
Swnrthtnore College In Pennsylvania
Dcstroyel-Escapc Of the 1u.
mates.
Numerous Other Fires Of More Or Loss
Destructive Character.

At LAFAYETTE. IND.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 25.-Tho Mohr 4
Mnlir tttsttlcry and contents, vniucu At
sta5, 5,1od, owned By stuck company, anu
operated by Paul +. MoI,r, was completely
destroyed BY frs yesterday. Total amount
of insurance, sol ,s5. about $40, 900 Of which
II with Cincinnati companies. and tho bal-
anco distributed rs follows: lIufllan Of
New York, 80; Peoples of Now Jersey,
sl,.50; FIrenan's, Newark, y. j., 8, $50. 10;
Mercantile Of Cleveland, S2,2so.5u: Farmers
Of York, po., s3,6ov.5o; New Hampshire,
y. =, $3.50; psople'a,r Newatk. n. T.,
Sl,a50; LnMiar, New York, Sl,b00;. 1n-
tllnrn, indianapolis, sa,51]: Traders'.
Chicago, Sl,5Q0;. La COniEancc. France,
sl,ODi llotne, Columbus. o., ,si,5oo; Ger
man, Plttsburg, pa., sl,060; Atlas Of .Ilast-
ford, S1.45o; Liverpool, London e. Globe,
S5,i00: North American Insurance Conpa-
ny, S5,05O; Pennsylvania, Sl.5lh; Phsrnfx
1T 1}r0uklyli, n. T., 93,2A5; Commercial
Union, s:'.i,UO; Springfield Fire a1l Marine,
S3,g70; l'lltEn1x OF Hartford, a3,110. THO
tlncs sreatl III spite Of tie fireinc1i. aIsd nlso
destroyed the EWry woDlcn mills, vnlneh ut
Si;0Oj: Insurance for :o,0O0 in Chicago md
Soa,bo0 lii tho IInne az New rurk.. Two hun-
tlfrtt head nf cattle were burned. ont Of 40D
III the tlisiltlery pens, belonging to Henry
Vfnpfer, ut st. Louis, upon which there was
Sl4 ,QG0 insurance,
, 1881-09-26

,xto,, y, fin ,uo,,,o ,,,.
s;6!e % iats'.at IS ssns ta sampstsnt ve,sr.
nsEg taasy .afxeo @ ~, Wt s'rse: la the offensive s.
which; huwever. II NOT very likely, for REASONS
n,feay fxsi, hatea: no treatment wfntsrSr ts ad-
',a,tlur an proper pace, " hSlt an ounce or
,;',' s1psct y st x|snaets xrsst sa! wI depend
,r~,,,n.s' VI tsse pfodiceu X tho latter
.tr tis ta ss'cn ~ extent - to o.
"i 1no sa so c maef1o's s,,nsa ., ths I. snt sn
~ treMscn' .Ita u ~ nut, Will ao neoessasy
10 , II 70 5enoya al saeh Itssue - hns
Mw9a 20 fiqHasn; tho morbid process. or pre-
s,i,aoi t1,!x; ~, mhetner tnln best accom-:
ppniisrnti. nr M Snerauoh, " enMstlos and
binetlt can onIy 'e determined after thorough
's.n eao oepehas upon tho morbid oon-
af's"r 'na.,n,'r,s,,.. us',..1s'
c,tscly Connected With musc,,Iar ,ibres ~ mtb
asser w on o " to tho
Or rnay bc. more. II tinno O. 'I tn ~ p,oea1
w,,d !" adcep 9ocosr hs 1oas sp,o of md s"sh
!. nv Ss1aai + f sSwnx fs A. .ys sSsi ~ s
xon s s ss ~ p'se s 9e hs ihs
wu,ltri is very largo otsc-atlj, accorIiue 10
tho slzc Of tho wonnd and liz sIso Of tho
pIns! tlae'l., push tho same from above
o ono e an "a ha apa 5 thsn az oro2
iips Of tie won.i tsaot1IoT. wr,.n M SO Soma tnreni.
nr very tni,l twipc--prrhlps s,ch rs ia used by
drtigs!sis-in tho sl,upo u q fSKuro . arounI
Sorcrs " Of D tue fe'w wouna s'k ucai n's suoh nS
altnrc, II wcll made, viii h1ll tho wound to-
, 1881-09-26

Another Howl Against Existing
TllInHas

Another Howl Against Existing
Things.
The Socialists gathered themselves to-
getier yesterday afternoon and held splr-
ttett meeting, prolific with revolutionary
ideas, Mt 81 West Lake street. j. II. Twcld.
fcger presided, with Mrs. ]. 6wank rs Sec-
1ttary. 1t first was resolved tllat I. j. Nor.
gAn. tho organizer or the Chlcago Labor
Onion, should be forwarded to the great
littsburg Labor Convention on Dec, 8 as q
uelegate from Chicago. After making mr.
Tango1nents tor tho llqMidatlng OF all sx-
penses Mr.. George II. 6l0a1.. the patriarch
of Western Socialism. presented the follow
lug resotutlons:
nsso'p<d. That tho Chicago Labor Union To-
sara 100 rcauest "thAt n auttnble pl4cp III Lin.
Gu col6 f4rk no aet apart for public meetings" US
al eaitncntly proper aud wlae ttu1nAudi that tho
SunstifuuonAl right Of the people to assemble
@ NY discuss tholr Rrlefnncas could DO n1whoro
trustees ior tho 0onetit I'll ani es,joy,nont of tae I
people, afid paid for ny gsuetat taxauon; that
~ ~ earheatly rceaIlMend tho PAEk CnfnInIs-
snHoFs sHoFs to reeinsttlcr their resolution thAt no
iae,shtlbgA OK any sort for discussion bu allowed
eala sntciai placa for SUCH purposo. hut to
properly Ut 1t up with suitable platform, tIoor-
.uH' AEu shelter III such ulntttcr ~ tn nlnk0 1t
~. ~ aulilioial ornament and attraction; that
iosa 70 spend upon tho park during the cnsaing
sHaE M gould !int DO G0ttor used: tliAt II suoh
.unst u % seEuaed, We h0po that Ai E10d citizens
ata VII takc notice, aud condemn tho refusal Us iii
tasoty e q the selection OF officials bad not been
iSssu oy the Law creating those otoo!, aud
uE'Rht would not ba mAdoi that It this sellJzi
, 1881-09-26

he pntaietesl H., NO wilt huttlc tho question ot
right hotcuf.or IN tho cnnrt of last rcsort.
warn Ms.rf Y ,r, Flint TIC an.orl u hsrc q. eyory
anu tho oncMy Of tnnn.
Anothcr act of resolutions was fmmctllate-
y prt1nnslctl by tho sa,nn venerable gertio-
'i'aii 70 tIo following effect:
prtr.,rlnY tho Fcntcnuo u i,ny agetl u ycnrs
and n sHrrnndering IT, tho ChtIhtEnti 1!rcshota
e or SaRn s IL "9 ;o a1;rc yoe ~ yS1s
powor to hcnpi't tiosu tttn wrctcho5, It has alsa
proof of tns Inability or. toelrty aa conslit,!toi
% work mt lts .,wn nt,utioration: Tint thu Atate
ss ] e eyery cf1!id shc etcaton ttng + f9r
s..'sies ,o a" srsa!es' ~ fu!ai III H 81. tsy
snppy of tho @ neans % d N 'nosst ri HILL a,d sntai c
sehRRicns rs nature In FdtRa| OF air. fx'tl, af'l
wadst 'ho t% eSnens q yss rpwth r W t
os!n6a fruns sho l,eated saJ'ea ,tfo,a.etl tho
trust ..tto fecdnp to btKols who think II moro
1e.cllolnl to dwarf soul thnn to stimulate q
bfRfn+
Mr.. Kcllctt, who DISTINGUISHED himself ~
TINT tllo:o WIS sufficient n!aiiur III tesg rrst'.
lMt!ons to occupy tho must nstntc Legislative
minds f0r !lyc years for solution, autl WINS It
worth while, to, pash ,l'ead!ong Into any
NuhhL hLNMpIInulktlDllll VI llEa1 Phpt1S MlIlnut
full delbcratf0n. These utterntlceH naturally
rHised n storm Of Indignation. md Atr. Kef-
lett's experience and power Of Intellect
was seriously ,i,llpcac1letl. .Tlo gentleman
renInrklng lint tic lialf-huntlret rcrsohs
present cotsa accomplish. more BY whiting
strongly OH some clearly defined ind lncsiyn
EBt Of opinions so expressed as To- Httrnet
Fossil snit that Int! tho practical gentleman
q rusitlaltcu 1n tho Fourteenth Ward wllrre
people were dying like dogs day after day
from. thu .plttrttl cxl,alatfons arising from Il
horribly defective sewerage. llo would not
cnll these resolutions visionary.
Tile Mucttng ttp1, adjourned for two weeks.
, 1881-09-26

Boston Herald tInd.), Snpt. 90: Lat us
not forget TINT ten. Arthur III to 10 ttreailent
for ncarIy luli term. llp ssnndr such through
no flIaftt'tE or afGE ambition III hfs o.ylt+ The
Hepuhlicn l,arty--,lIl TT it-t3Nk up,n ltAelf tho
responsibility af placing him tn the Frsstds9tial
el,p!r wlleu 1t nominated him for tho second Of
themselves wien they rattlrd tht, ltaninhtt0n.
Ii Is both !lnkn,l and unjust 70 herate Gen, Ar
President, lie IL the pcnple's choice. There IL
I,o sclsGn to d0l1bt hs honesty Of purpose to hn-
minister the Hrcat l1ttu To- lng br*t Of hta ability
hlR party, and hls avn hunur and rsuown, u IL
The duty ~ evory katHt eitt<Hn to hold up Tho
hIu, it bis nrtllous a,l1 tlcl!oate utios. Amert.
can fair play ought to l,e Tho iairass IN tho
world. Let us pruve 1t to kr att
, 1881-09-26
THE FIELD AND STABLE.
All Offensive Discharge from One Mos
trll-WoMnucd by n lBnrhcd- Wire

All Offensive Discharge from One Nns-
trll-Vou,ldcd by n lsarbcd-Wlre
Rcnce. f
spteia, Correspondence o, Tue Chtcaqo Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ill.,, sept. @5.-Tho following
comes from swanson, Mlnu.:
swASsi;A, llenvlllo TO-. Mtnn:, Sept. st.-Ft:r.
EIISAnlAE: hHye fwt, % cases n c3..s: h.:, nng
years oa, for " which h. IT, should 10 THANKFUL Tor
u The first Ia u trouble in tho head. Early In
tho season. attended with her exercises, WIS
appeared. lui tlloro 3 u disehargu from ono
nostrli. and tho smell y Offensive, I'h!s has
m M sd ssnsa u ~ Ko en q1sv1
e, Tho next Is Il SIX or eight !uch Rasal nef'ss
tho upper pnrt or urn, Of tho f9reteK, probably
llp4 Ut the wound With u strong shDe-thrgnd.
luklnx teep stitches. hut III TWO 0r three tlAyA
.hoy ~ came @ ana tie won x%ps - tT S,r or
what to 10 f,r it.. As such wounds arc common
III tho vicinity al such fctess, p'caao Kayo your
reaaor or yanr valuable corsesp'ndencs IN TUE
CrltAun TtlnuNE. i. II. kEiIANu.
.Ansutr.-As to tho colt with tho offensive DIS
clnrxo from ono nostril there ssycral pnssl-
billtIes In regard to tho enuso and seat Of morbid
chnnEcst Tho obstruction, evidently existing IN
the respiratory passages. aud probably In ono
OF the nasai cavities, early In the senson. whon
tho breathing Ut tho annual was "hArd,' OF
"utmost roariug." may hArO been u posypua
situated on tho lnucu1us tnc1nbraue, which Ia
now uceratlnR. II such ts the tasc, tho osrcn-
svchess OF tho discharge woui.l !tldicatu tht the
liberation bus extended either to cartilage or
bone. 1t Ia AlEo possible that the morbld pTOeraA
originally started III a bone or soaFlIlags cous!I-
tutIng Il portinn Of tho wall Ut unc Ut tho nnsAf
cAyIt}ga, and thai tho lard lrentllhy observed
early III tue &easou resulted from II partial
closing uf the cavity causa1 by an l1ila'nmntory
swcl!.ug, which has now subsidized, mad Ktvcn
wa y to liberation. thorough exploration nf
.fFr u
, 1881-09-26

tho time, and tho naval nft1cers hlt oOnforin to
tho customs Of M,cIcty, thoy nscnpo ntlc,ltinn;
Hospitality haze 10 he abandoned on ACCOUNT Df
tin excessivo expenditure which tloy entail
Tint ost':ltnttsns cxtrnvnRnncc IN no way con-
tr,onplaccs uf tfo inorist: b,it huw few would
anro nowadays TO give dinner 70 y eonnlu q q
,Miina. T. j 10 iIobespefro and tindet. Of which
>iha following is tho hill: htk aud cream. ~:
hrend. H.: vegetables, 3D.: satnti. S: oil. ld.;
M.: fnt ullet, 6s. Hd.: nak!nR t1tnl Ut lltl!o
nlaso thHh 1Us. Altoxethcr: fnt probably the trio
nisG moro rcnl enjoyment over inrlr iat pnl!et
from tho ttlahgs uf d Lord Mnyor.
, 1881-09-26

How They balanced the Scales OF 1ua-
ticc In tho GOOD Old Days.
fGrsHtt AuDt1f-


ticc In tho GOOD Old Days.
tMrset Apptdf.
Last night a number Of tnen were sitting
II front Ut the Or1nsby House discussing thB
big antnLne suit in Eureka between the Kfcl,-
mnrl and Albion. Gcn. Kittrelt, W. W.
bishop, Sine Barnes, Johnny Moore. and
others were interesting tile crowd Will, recit-
mis- of the suits they l,atl seen. Dlslop and
Htttretf Insisted that Of tnfo years tho attnos-
llleEe q thn courts Ind been puFcr thaa In
'"s That fiae' is,a aa's sull parues "th1nner and
weaer,; i, other words, jurors cost less than
noth lie lnwyers agrec,l that coin had
potent intiusuce. Wien tho Inv was iii on
their s1.le ind the Jury on the other, tlley
co4td ?nly explain ton coin hypothesis.
At tl!S point a.. old Erlzzly, bearded man
wlM l.a.l been listening, slid up and r.
Whining suits ain't what they used to be-.
There's brcn ro real i!vu litigation to speak
9f since ti,e raymond u Ely suit with the
IlarlMes III l'iUt.lie."
We're yoil tn tDWn""
".Well, rather; / Travelled 400 miles OH \
tlll!e to Ret t0 the (ury.lox: l struck tic
town nllont q o'clock ut nigl!l md, walking .
Ind begun. lnside of half iii hour a man
game lip atd asked me what my name WIS.
llowr.!tc It down oil his shlrt-cuff. and then
a sata d ta afa I ~, YOU .os wnnt Ut, t%raa t% stay
H&b4 *tG llG S3lIk !Nk STU $UA tH4OQAh
OH your expelses:" and he handed llls
500. rcnarklng tl'at llo thought thc T. 4 Z;
had TIM bnlgs on the INV. saja that !
thought tllut myself, a'.d then sauntered
OIL, In ab0utan hour II sl!al cl,lno to me mud
told 1ne was drawn OIL the Jury. said I
didn't mimi atltl ,agreea to stand lu. About
. o'clock nlMn tapped ny, M t!e arm, gll,i
mes lla.l ahGnt all the law md
tHets 9n teir slo tnat was Necessary lio
tetscs; OF course ! took tha money. liq
senInctt so ur,xtnls to ret rid OF 1t, aild thon
Slipped into II baeii rnonl, nut on n pair OF
false sl'e,wl!isKers, tlin sik .lgster a hnd
II cl,nllKetl ml,l,. i}y 10 o'clock | was
on y good llarse Tint ! pai,! s;,oo f,!r.
couldn't bcar the idea Of fl,olling the scaLes
of j!stiee III y easa lke tliat. T;'s @ fearful ~
lrla! WAS represents! by proxy: On the
raad met old tlilt Dan,en dcah broke ai,tl
discouraged. lrtt hIln ~ t!le lay, and liu
s,arted aot.l,!s H'tlrk orl'!ocl'e., llo strHck
tue lGtIEe rich, guess, for When ! next
nnd enjoying lifc."
, 1881-09-26
ITEMS.


HANK STATEMENT.
NEW YonK, Sept 25.-The following Is tho
weekly bunk statement: Loans, decrease,
1900; specie, decrease, So5,300; legal tend
eEs. Increase, 400; deposits, decrease,
s., A3a 200; circulation, decrease, 10000: re-
serve, Increase, 81 ,00s, l50. The banks now
ho!d s., ,4Ga,, ,2215 In excess Of their legal re-
Qulrenents.
P00LrdAstfLINGa.
Tho American Jockey Club has procured
Ill nrder restraining tho Police comm1sstol,-
crs from Interfering with the book-lnakers. ut
thu e0nting t3tcos at jerome Park, Tho order
Ii roturnuble OIL tho 10Th.
MORE GOLD,
Three hundred ind fifty thousand dollars
III gold were received from Europe yesterday.
, 1881-09-26

Bpttidt Dlspdteh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
OrTAwA+ Ill, Sent. 2.-The grrnt {1re
which swept over our city yesterday con"
Times to DO tho absorbing topic. III addl-
tEon to tho losses reported Inst evening, sey-
eral smaller ones arc now reporled. Tho
w1Io1u will aggregate about Sso.000. VI, which
thero is INSURANCE. 10 tho amount of SIX, 900.
The fire companies of Chicago, Aurora, and
In Snllc sent steamers, which rendered g0Ul
service; nlso, steamer from Joliet, bnt
which Was mt called into action. The origin
uf tho fire Ia still unknown.
, 1881-09-26
ALLEGED ADULTERY.

Special Dhpatth to TIT Chttaqu Trabunt.
WAUrAcA, Wis, Sept. 24.-Leroy lIarring-
ton was brought before Justice j. A. Clleslny
upon warlnnt sworn out by Peter Smith, Of
tic Town of Waupaca, charging tho dofend-
ant with tho crime of adultery. Harrington
IL II. young lnnrried nlnti. aild 1t N alleged
that l.e has had Illicit intercourse with his
wife's sister, Il y0atiig girl under Il years of
AMMUNITION was continued until Oct. II, md
Harrington held III $1,000 bail. The girl Is
e1lceinte.
, 1881-09-26
INDICTED.

8pte&d1 Dfspateh 10 The Chicago 1fssuns.
nLoos&1SGroS, ILL.,, Sept. a5.-Among the
Indictments returned by the Grand Jury Is
one nt,ainst Gen, l. j. Bloomfield, ox-Trustce
of tho Soldiers Orpl,uns' Iolno at Normal,
charging him with having accepted q br1bo
to recommend the admission to the Home Of
children Ineligible under the existing laws.
Gen. Bl0onilell stoutly INSERTS lis. ilinO-
cellce. Col. T.. G. Bradshaw, INFLICTED OH Q
charge Of perjury MS II wlll!ess, slso debates
, 1881-09-26
FOREIGN.
Signal Defeat Of Ayoob Khan by
the Forces of the
Ameer,
Telection by Tho Trnusyanl Parliament
OF tho Recent Convention with
England.
Lord Derby on the Industrial aud Agri-
cultural Situation Of En-
gland.
AFGUAN1ETAN.

AYOO1T KHAN HEFEATED.
BOMBAY, Sept. a5.-A report Is received
that Ayoot, Khan was defcate.! by the A,necr
OH the I'd Inst, md fled to 1ferat, al)andon-
Ing his guns and baggage. The ttescrtum Of
two Of his regiments decided tho act!ni.
'tlie Al1ieor has not yet entered Caltdatlnr,
but tile city Is defenselcss.
lAspoS, Sept. 15.-.Tlle lighting between
tie Atnecr aud Aynoh Kiiall lasled from I'll
tho morning until 1loul.
, 1881-09-26
STABBED BY HIS BROTHER.

JOSEPH, st. Peter, WHO a fow years ago Nar-
rowly escaped the gaIlows for tho murder OF
Farmer Clark, of La Orange, was last uyo,l-
ing stabbed III the left breast below the nip
plex aild midway between the shoulder and
elbow, BY Ills brother, ArHlul ut, l'pter, with
whom lie Ind u atarrpl on the sl4uwalk III
front Ut their honlv,, NJ. III .6holto street.
nus, alll. st, Peter refuses to prosecute Ills
bfDtl6r. :, - -..-
, 1881-09-26

BnADFonD, Pa, Sept. 25.-Newnan's
stesm snwlnlll Mt Larrabec, on tile Mexican
Il Buffalo I,nilroad, WIS destroyed by fire to-
dny. Loss 81. .000; Insurance unknown.
, 1881-09-26
STRUCK WITH a P{TCHF0RK.
antefdf Qftnafsh Ia TIA Chteada TtIhl,ut

8pfttdt DE1bd1eh ID 1Ha CH1kd00 ITlb0ht.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 25.-Last evening
Charles Nolan md Lafayette Fortnor BECAME
engaged iii quarrel Mt ID. A. Mofllt's Ice
house, and tho latter mado Il lnsrtlorolls as-
sa,.lt on the farmer with heavy pitclfork.
Nolan received II blow OIL tho site Of the head
is now Mt tho llospitu! ii, n precarlOus conlll-
tlon. Fortncr Is iii JUL. Nolan Will prob
ably die.
, 1881-09-26
Preparations for the Coming Repub.
lican and Democratic Slate
Conventions.
dsn. Grant to Head the City Deleea-
tion to the Republican Con.
vention.
EtsIgnation OF President Arthur rs
Chairman OF tho Republican
Committee.
Fhe Weekly Bank Statement-Pool Gam
bling-Gold from Europe.
POLITICAI.

rrty ynn,. sent o5M.r,,e ] 1,rc,a - rat,nna ,,,
..e r,,,,snp l,cnui,,tcnn on.l Dn,nncrntlc sto,e
n"nyn,,.,ons ~ t lnvr hcnr in IN nro0rcsa ,1uri"r
s,,o nast ,ycrE. ,rhc 1,cnuhlicnn Conyr,,t,m,
r,l iu , meet In this city next week. Tj,e resln.
nry'u now IN tls hands nf Mr.. platt. Thn yacn,,.
~" ~ IN t,,, cn,n,nttteo w. ,,s nct,o, -
cy cfgsl = ~ tu ~, ~. t., a ~ t"s .',t' .i', ~
the 'he retinr nes Of ta state CONVENTION we
now y co,u,ntttco viii bo elected, III ordinary
circumstances this n,iaIt ho very itnportant
~ at Inn last meeting of tho c0,np,itteu the
sta,,yart,s matorlty was only two. As thrro
Iii Iii ta n gnnt1 mnnv cnuirstinr ,,cicrationa
% ta 10 stato az, t:ouvcnio tho eonasItom ,f
tho committee which makes up tho ro'l of
vr,y 1,t,,o,rrANr MArrr,,.
II ia N tj,o nowur Of ttlfs committee. when
tlero Is IS anything @ like an equal contest te,
mi ris as to rive the control OF the convention
~ ~ altar mo a,dnor tho ot,,ar For ;,stnnca
sas..as;,v s.uh 0 ,,oIarotnns ~ tha stoto rom,a
eo1ltessins aelee"s,o'is , - t..o otsn .o!sel@
ton naYo pee" eicctcu lr"ni t1'autauaua'
oneida, ana oho ortWo osner alser'c's Already.
C0niestlng delegations arc expected from
Erie, Owego, Albany, New York, and other
countlcs. Il IL pretty certain from tic
nrcacnt outlook tint lila seats of
nearly ohe-llhll- OF tho fnehoels OF INC
Republican Stnte Convention VIII be CON
tested this year. Nnth'fE like 1t has been
known for years. The death Of the Prcsi-
dent Inns not lcssencd the contest III tho least.
4 stalwart delegation }n was elected yester;,
day from the Ftrst District OF
Monroe County, aud linlt-Drcea delegations
wero elected the day before from!
Suffolk, st. LaWre!iees Brooine, Jet!erson, nlld
have alreatly elected Delegates to the Repub-
lican Convention. Or these delegations.
All, 1,Ur TWO ARE 11A1F-Ill.EEDs.
, 1881-09-26

Tho alarm from Box h03 ut 1910 Yesterday
afternoon was caused bya fire III pllc Of
wood lying near tho ilmekiln on Grand ave-
nuc. CNilsu sparks from the kiln. Damage
SlQ0; 10 Insurance.
, 1881-09-26
Dinners OF ,l'syo Kinds.

Tho suggestion that uvyRl oihcecs Of the pres
cut day should revive tho ellppe but aulIpIene
dist OF l.urd GolilngWa0d IL not llkGly to meet
with much AocoptA1ce In the service. Nhat
hardy Tyneslae hero would hAya regarded the
luxurious baulueS OF our day with surprise and
Indignation. No would have cause Tor both;
but ~ these costly gepast1 A{e In the fashion Of
, 1881-09-26

DENVER, Colo, Sept. 2l.-The Denver &
South Park car-shops, casting-honse, 10000
fcrt of lumber, md n small dwelling were
burned tonight; The, loss y estimated at
, 1881-09-26

SwA1,rI1MonE, pa., Sept. a5.-Swarthmoro
Colleges and ontbnildlngs buried tot.iRht.
1t Is beloved all tile students, boys al,d girls,
escaped. but lose everything. An explosion
, 1881-09-26
AWAITING ENTRAD1TtOS,

AWAITING EATltADlTlOSl =
'TonoSTo, CAN. Supt' 15.-Wllliam 4.
Branch, late Financial Mnllagcr Of tho Amer
ican Transfer Company ut Bradford, Pa,
was arrested Inst night, cltarged With forg-
ing paper to tho nlnOu1t 0t 100000. Lie Is
held to await extratlitlon.
, 1881-09-26

ERIE, Pa, Sept. o5.-Ashby s. Vincent's
large Job printing ofl!co Is now Il q. MY on
fire, but will probably bo saved from total
uGStrHctauii,
, 1881-09-26

'CoLLIN0WooD, Ont, Sept. 2s.-Tcn bMst-
ness houses md duzen residences burned
today during a heavy gale.
, 1881-09-26
THIEF ARRESTED,

NEW Yol.K, Sept. @5.-EElanuel Colin, who
tlod st. Louis with Sa,500 worth Of towelry
belonging to Ills employer, j. T.: lIoborn,an.
was arrested here tonight. Tho property
WIS recovered.
, 1881-09-26
E01TrIT AFRICA.

LONDON, Sept. 2a-Tho Transvaal Vo'ks-
Rad ',as rcjcctea tho convention with Eli
land. The decision, though nut expected at
South Africa, caused excitement.
, 1881-09-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LONDON, Sept. a5.-rhe Germanio and

No one cab be sick II the stomach, blood, liver,
and kldneys sse wslL Hop ulstess keeps them
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-09
Who - Hr~. Isin~Iou 2

y This question j. frequently asked.
So. HiIl >jmpla SAY ihal she l. q lady
vino lor upwards of thirty years ha> un-
iirin.iy devoted lrT time and talents as
q female Physician and nurse. priuci-
pa'ik among chlldT,n. >hg has c>prci-
.alls studied thr constitution and wants
OF this numerous class. and. a. result
pf this effort. anal practical knowledge.
obtained IN 4 lifetime spent a. HUr~c
auI phA stefan. she Hats compounded e
Sppihng Syrup. for children tcethiug.
ID operates like magic-ciNing rest and
health. aud i moreover. sure io regulate
The bowels. lE consequence Of this AZ
tirlc. Mr>. Wiu>lUw i becoming world
renowned ~ q bcneiactoT Of her race :
children de- RISE Up and bless her: a.
pcciailN l. thiS the ease in this city.
Vast quantities Of the Souihing Syrup
are DAILY sold and used here. W..
think Mrs. Win>l0w has imnnrtaliZed
her name by ihiS Invaluable article. and
We sincerely believe thousands of clil
drcn have been saved from an early
grave by its timely Use. and that mil
lions yci uRhnrn will share IL benefits.
and unite Iu calling her blessed. Nu
MOTHER ha> discharged her duty Ia her
suffering little one. I'm oar opinion. until
she has given it the benefit of Mr.. Wins
lows SouthiHg Syrup. Try Il. moihcr-
THY IT Nuw.-l.adie>' Visitor, New York
city. sold lay all druggists. - cents a
hniilc.