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An Only Daughter Cured of
CONSUMPTION.

When death was hourly expected, all remedies
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ing with the many herbs of Calcutta, he acciden-
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child of Consumption. His child is now in this
country, and enjoying the best of health. He
has proved to the world that Consumption can
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and will break up fresh Cold in twenty -four
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Road Notice.

TIE STATE OF KANSAS lcs
DOSTHAS CouSTT, $50
OFFICE oF COUNrT CIERK.
TROY, February 9, ISL. )
NOTICE is hereby given, that petition presented
~ To the Bar Of Commissioners Of Doniphan County
Kansas at their meeting the 9Th day of February --
asking that rad be relocated and established the fol
lowing points. 60 wit;
That portion Of the Troy Iowa Point and White Cloud
road ~ that said relocated portion Of said rusd shall begin
At pnt twenty cs feet west Of the rairuad line
line Of the e, and west centre section line Of TWEEN
tythre-. tx in township ul Of range nineteen l9,
east in aid County. running said eenfrr line BE-
tween johnson and Joseph Taylor about hundred
coo yards to point the foot Of the bIun thence
north westerly alongside Of said bluff thruugh sections
twenty three, tz3 fourteen nD and sfi.en t5D In sad
township and striking the south line of the city
White Cloud Alabama Street thereto a.
practicable; and that the road hween said pnt- a. now
established. be vacated
whereupon the sad Beard Of County Commissioner nd
pointed the following named persona viz; John A Chap
-n g. A Briggs and Dzw-on Arnold viewerS with in
sructons to m--t at the place of beinning MONDAY
the 18Th day of February I-si and proc-s vi-~ sh
rad give all parties hearing and make due reaf sad
Board at their session be held the eth Of March
lss1.
BY order Of Board Of County Commissioner-l
Attest: ID. W. MORSE
February 10 1ss1-3w County Clerk.
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The fee of doctors is an item that very many per
sons are interested in just at present. We believe
the schedule for visits Is g. which would tax a man
confined To his bed for year. and in need of daily
visits over 81 900 year for medical attendance alone
And one single bottle of Hop Bitters taken in time
would save the 81 600 and all the years sicuess-ED
20 Captain James +. Steeplc. who commanded
south Carolina company during the war, has sent TO
Miss Lucy Sims, teacher in of the public
schools of Brooklyn, sword lost by CAPTAIN Sims,
her father, ut the battle of Petersburg Mine Can
tain Sims killed at Petersburg. and his mother
less child was adopted the daughter of the Reg
iment,' by the Thirteenth New York Volunteers.
The regiment educated her at Vassar College.
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Divorce Notice.

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Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DoSFHAN COUNTY
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK
TRoY, February . lssl. !
NOTICE is hereby given that petition presented
IN to the Board of Commissioners Of Dunphan County
kansa. at their meeting the 9Th day of February
asking that rad be established at the following points
wit:
Beginning at the northw Of section eighteen
sl in township four ~ Of range Ell thence
W mile due north TO the northw s-efion
seven 90 in township four "a Of twenty t2l
Wherrupon the said Board Of County Commissioners a
painted the following named persons viz: Charles Camp
bell Ben Brown and John Often viewers with in-truc
ans to met at the place Of begnnng Friday ths 18th
day Of February I-s and proces said road give
all PARTIES hearing and make due report Ia said Bar
their session to be held the 7th day OF March, l.-I
BY or'ler Of Beard of County Commissioners
Attest: d. w MORSE
February G. lsel-3w- County Clerk.
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tton, and petition for rohnarlng ehnIl In nrc.
sentca 70 either e. sho J,st!c.s of this rn,lr IF
fur Ernntlng s:reacMrIE. tho snrtiinr ltrorrr,i.
uthort.eh by tne judgement If thls cort n,'rt
sa"i n !ho u ssa S1 II tne Wsah e an % s" 5;
hnve bcen rendered" tll*s.ni,n npini,n I,, "
th9 tgt fscacfE e1s1 W. Wr,tv,. l1se 'cy
rtle adopted by tho JuHHs uf tint ctttrt Ii thup
no stay of proceedings r,HlI he urunc ty ill., IT,
x. xs wsnx ca,s,r!as the ssfn'ps Y +, a 99"r + r.
TINT nppllrhtinns vi sllel II clio,Tcter pl" G
n su,s,.tI,s 70 Tho Judge wr't!%E t,o "lIn!, nf whl
rula: artl hcnru tho necessities oF tllu sitntnn"
required thns tho application SHOULD bu ,uatio 10
Your corruspondent. .nssunse. bns M knov,.
edge whatever !'g TIM points upon which thls M
plteatiun Tor rchcnrlna ts 'nAde. hut il II s,,,.
i's sse % a atcrc cso ~ setn s1 tsy were
st,f,,c Of tho ilnrrtnnt facts In the css by thn
CoMrt. which, as clnifn. WIS manifest rrtfi ill.,,
presented, which It IL unnecessary to ,,I.rMs.,
hero. 1tlt s,iilicent 9pon tint poni Il, nv thnt
u te 0p!ntn,, ,m o. ! ay %wy;r stau .! Turning
Wut0 sufficiently serils to Justify ut iii cyrns
The presentation or tho rotItlon for rclleuri,,;.
tbnt eass, did it fow sHo rnle ;,or ''tf I'D H., ~
E.1!t tfn order until hr mkt torn Or tho cU,,rt
- Tbs llvisnn !i0 tonk tho power tnto his nwn
ilc 10 Tint tito petition for rctenrInR viii In
henrtl mud pasac upnn thero In JaluNry, ln.trH,!
OF IN hlAfEn rs W0ilH hnfG DCEIt Eln CASE l1n tin
rules Of tho cnurt been rtirauctl+ lr my Clio Ina
MY reason 10 cnnlpnl1 1T Tits, 1t cprtniniy il
not tho public, bilt II Is the petitioner. '' -
l do not l,eltove that tho public iuter,sta rc-
1utrr' t,nr Justify int.Iscrtminntu nnt,llrutlon,
Ut Judges md uf judicial tribunals. While n,ir
Courts nro nut mid should not bu nbavu Grill.
cBn,, they nro ut lonst entitled IL flraront1mct:
md II i Ii the npiltIun OF tue public tllnt tlgru
should l,o 10 appeals H. crlnllfal cAscn, but ts
thoro should bn uppea,s ncrlnIttal a1id s,li,cr
ectlcases md stny orders allowed wliufu noti,u
but dollars and oents nru involved, let them,
snaiifest that oplnlpn through Tho LogsM,,Ir".
md ty a chanKu. OF tho law III It now s,niids
upon our statute l'ook. I npprGhcu1 that whtn
Question they will hesttutu Ioi1Y brfuro tley
deny tho right Of uppcal IN criminal c,lscs.
EsENY 4. SIuitI,s.
, 1881-12-24
DEATH OF s1Ro DELMoN1co
The Famous Caterers 'Carccr-Only Ono
Delmontco Loft III tho Business.
Stlu Iurk JfEnts, De- ~.

o, ,,,,, w. -. 80 ..
whose uames aro known throughout tho length
aud breadth of this country, died suddenly ut
tao Iesuohce ol ny nopnow. Mr. uhaeies uel.
1noh'eo' sothe tame hdtWceh tno houc3 OF aaa :
O'Clock yesterday tuornIng. Oh Sunday evenins
Mr. Deltnt,nico ,yns In the Detmpnicn cu,if ut
1$,fth nv,.,,,n aud T,zom,v.stxt,, ,tra,s mn.
,.,ns. rn h,So ,.t anu W t,,n '..eS' @ ~ an.
1'earcd III bcttor hcalth shaa be Ind brcu fur
surlc time pnst. Ills physician, Dr. zutuowHki.
pleaacu 10 notice tnat his hpaitd was apparently
improving. At midnight ho went, III ctmpnny
anprer 1ho nnrty senaratol, Mt n;,ol,t o:c,o"s
% sSo n9 r" , y.r s'oIa
IN aso o nc ns aa s'9 Mo. tho
so,1,, finn 1,n .rs. nover eno,, nj "1Ixa ",sa,n
abou. o'clock III tho morning tho servant-ylri
40 answer, turned tho knob aId ontoEcd. sno
anu lho body was eold. il Is believed lint II, 1t,
Was disrobIiU and preparing to sotIro.. ''"' "N
A1r. Dc1nl0niooa death Il supposed TO DO duo
sS II ,s Gass s & ty { h SrlE nsss o. ~
years hu haa bcGn afflicted With brollubttil
lru,bles, ana enth was iEl,l!nont On several Uu-
sat,trJny, Scp. j, b. WIS a, inTeterata smoker.
,ltlh tho lung disenscs from which he tinally llo
w wworo a.trbutaoIo d!rse'Iy - bic EXCESSIVE AZ
l!r, WMId, who Intended him for u lotlK
ny. I,e WIS Siresy % sturato m VI + ,,icotiM" ~ ill.,
anu tho question Ut h!s duash was nny U,,e ot
tllnr." fits cXars w1ru Ut tue stro,1gust tnOau.
siii.,Kc.i the.n wii,ut ii. csasig @ arx his wklaS s
hunrs. AZ Il result hb was uftull nttMekut Gy Iits
" thinking whigh threatened tu carry hin niI.
aiS'l protsss!Sn ~ snpsysca % II tho IL lunss' ls
ilo wus j t,aGhulor. AMI llscl alternately u tno
, 1881-12-24

Kind III n tt1tIt VIC snnt; hut lO ID foebC anu All-
nbto To ia to tho front.
r,,r,..,,. f-1,,r, ti.,,sn, t.',,d,. o,, ,,t.tr,t
% Iss"M ~ ,.S .,,,'I ~ t, % ,,,s ~ rh.s ~ !. at
su,ncs ~ nMtI ~ tuu 1Mrk ~ Wnnt - .s.. MsM.G.
uttt utt.hhrs. ~ p Wy. ae In" ft's IN a;.t tMht
W.. Msn ~ ~ n .h pht.y M yr, s - 'i o,,tm.
mssG ~. =. ns Moals t!A! ~. ~ VI, IL ~. mE.' t,ltmi %
nnrc M finn III tsst.ot fhs i".t ! rtctton
1i . - !; a. ,c ~ ~ -, ,tI, H. oii"nhis ro,tvs"
s y III ~ ~ tEsu.. ,1 @ :" @ suu Y',. ~, t.,,4a
IT.. s' uu, III, nn ~ VT ~, ~, " nr r tst y ia
eminrnnn,t wv ,A,o1 r,,o h'n mnnns"+s " ~, -
,.,.s' ~ tno % ,,.. ~. ~ MT l., ,,.t -
t,,ns Gncr o,vS tho !. s,,:.s tSo ho,,ns nn,i tht
nsn}rntnns ~ to nu.I' mi mryer I'M fnrwnr
y, " - ,u ~, na1.: -, ~. "u xcn,,t ~ Inn" ""
s;a n ~ tnp n ho a Gaen ,o. - kFS IT, IT,
publican nnrty nttl,lers sonncthinE like 81tN).
It Ia rum puseh or tic negroes mud Il few leaders
and fe.lornl ollico-holdcfs. Those o1llco'holdc
T cnSrtstt,. ~ m ,t,sr "A r,,rY sow Anr.
glse-that they Mro wording Tor snnethlnn elac;
nut. Il, reality thoy won!u 10 AZ n t1eir f,oWor.
N lly eattnn1on: Maninat nny tiow 1naopeutns
%!noScMcilt % ilat shbln reoTRAnlzn otate pol'1'cs
VIZ! IVY Hnnw nI nltfythg lungs.
Whr is thtsy"
. M !aey ICY nnn me EGtiefai o,nGcs. suen
ia post.olllcus hna collcctoean!ls; MY sneso "Eo
,, mote ls,lpystnnt 70 the!n taati W9nt niEnt 10
onta1msi r. nc now do t Il nHko. as NJ
speei.il silttoreHee now tioy mny teel. me pcn.
io a'9 acnriniIt @ @ TO ra their own ana1fs a. ~
i,,. Mse, nGtweGn oso W. nres tnsy WI 1"r
new f'arty. Inore snn tle ~ un1oE Of tms: ann
M Mnht bay MnoMt this ntN'C IT Iehsy, ,H.pplles y
@ ~ M onc s0ntn ,,,1 OF Mson @ s ano
, 1881-12-24
ONE YEAR AGO.

FW XH9 CHIfu9H 3FIUHH9s =
Ono year ago wrote thAt FAllh WIS dead
Quo tlcctlnX y0ar Of happy n!Khts mud tthys.
That tltel neath Hun's lnd Moou's translucent
rays -..
OF moments that TO hours swect wero wod.
wonder Ii aomo other ho0rt than nno
Wulta for q resurrection nf belief
THAT knew d Ito whose snan Ut tiuo was brlof
AZ IL U portion Of Youths rusy Wino.
II, as Egyptian Pintonlsts of old,
We iutxht lse ThourKy to prOphesy m.
What truths would live, or what wtntd suToIy o1p'
We'd fear not what Euturity eau hold.
dream Of what another year will hr!ng-
For heNrts will dreuln rs lGnK as lle nus otea1a'
Aht ID all joy to I've, ut meet it, 1eatn ,u
TwnIrlA. iii. IDA EATON.
, 1881-12-24

Observation-Disclosures General Ax,
stlflb1y-l1nItcd stntc4 Acn,lturn1,t,,-
Trarrlngo anA ISlrth lscs.cll Associa.
tlo,sx.
sptetas Correspondence ot Tie CAirayo Tribune.
CEpAN RAPIDS, 1u, Dec. .3.-Tho mill. upcn
winter, aimee tho exceedingly bud weather OF
fall, bus been scomlnYly great blessing for tho
farmers all ovor tho country. There Is yol con.
RidorAhle good erass an1 picking for cattle, ns
there has been almost continually during tho
months Of November and December. 1nd TINT
has savod to tho farmers Of lowu ntono mint
Of tnouoy III fcotl. During tho ralMy weslthor, at
tho tIne when farmers should have bucn husk.
lug their corn, It WAS timo Of depression mud
dependency They fcurcd q rcpetltion OF tho
"snow.slljo" Of hist winter; and knew very
we'll that, under those circumstances, 1t w0,,!l
bo mkt to impossible 10 get tho corn
from tho fold. 1t Will DO remembered
that millions Of bhshols Of corn wcrc huskcd In
Iowa after, tho snow left In tho sprlng-ar
sunnler rather. for It hnrdfy gut nw,ly III the
spring. THUS ln4ty farmers hnvc urlGlet two
sMltago or tho far wuathor to ectin tlelr c0ru
atin 70 other WORK; and, ~ consequence, they
aooa he ,Foo saSs or a s eye II 1s
early part Of tho sc9aon owing to tho lHte spring.
For the prntucts ot tho iArm tho an.ount ct
as prices In most cilsoa ar0 from 90 to lU0 pnr
cent 81 higher = than !ast yGar. and tho procuet ss
nesiaes, consdernblo gruIt, nas hill hi"S: oySr
from Tho previous ycnr. Farmers aro generally
quito happy and c0nteitctl ut present; aIu, with
stock, and tho viattatIun OF old ones, thoy will
lluxt yoMr oxper'once rrcht prosperity, mud
tho poticai siet,asion in ths iinwKcyo staio
is "tAlr to medium" There Is nnhtng OF very
reSat nsnt on t@ tho sosrs d, prese. thS.s
changing scenes. its lutltcrous situations, ils
nay an q ~, sarpEstns snspr1sss ETC., w!ll te rte
WCGkd. There VIII, RS t16ltQ9. bD u1Gntv Dt utre.
, 1881-12-24

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. .,,-The iron markets arc
stiti nrsn anu ncttye. Iron oro Is In good de-
maui, hit hDltlrrs arc somewhat conservative
and not dspusod TO accept largo orders. Fig
iruu Is source und In largo dotnuud. There ia M
advancing iontluncy tt prices, but h0tdrrs aru
cautious auuut putting pr1Ges higher, tcnizinx
thAt they would ig ia danger OF furulKn cOtnIe-
tition. alAnufnctured Iron !s tirn and prlevs
stthtly alu uliGhAnBcd.
itnitroItis arm hnvjn1r siUht t.sssMtinit in rho
EnstCrn trI!ght business, but Western trullIo is
very h0Avy.
, 1881-12-24
Ntr. HsorrEs, Letter.

~ &H4 t]1tSVF " 4Hp LHasARV 4fH0AHps
CHICAGO, Dec. IA most unjust and unwar-
ranted ussault Is nude by a correspondent Of
1iE TRIBUNE. who signs hlmselt "Justloe,"
upun Judge CraiG, ono 1T the Justices OF tho
Supreme Court Ut this State. 10 q few points ia
your correspondents communication I hey per-
Mlssson to advert;
l. Ilo says that tho Fifth District, from which
Judge CrMis Sas efceted, comprises the Counties
Of Knox, Warren, Henderson, Mercer, Henry,
Htark, Albums, Pike, b1uson, MOnnrd, Morgan,
Cass, and Scott. That statement ID n gross bluu-
der, for tho Counties OF Adams, Pike, Maaon,
Morgan, Cnss, and Beott aru not now and uevec
wose In the Fifth DistrlGt.
:, Ypur correspondent also says1 "Judgo
Craig ia tho member Ut the lnurt IN whom the
successful qr1u!nul lawyers Of Cook County now
most usually Apply toc supersedoasos, siays & Ct
unsucr tU this ls coup!0tu md loolttvu.- 4 now
ss er r. u oo I'd 10 s
Judge has Vvor sxerclseA Of attonpted to oIsr'
elso aueh power. Now triaIs or reheaFtugs are
Judge CtAIE hAs been upon tho bench ciRht
years, during which tlme l am h4vtse1 that
2sss x GsH 5ss IL ckk Ssa
stay or.iers In uTim!nal gnses, Judge -Cr.tg has
granted but ohs sIuco ho bus been on g the beueh.
incnt III to tic pourso pursuesf BY Judge Vrul9 In
sum cMsca iuMy hu rvitQd upon ~ GurgCpt, and
demonstrates the utter reckiesness Of your cor
d. Az to the FrledberK Case, your correspond
opinion; "Ana It WIS Mr.. Iubtioo Craig who,
after doltvor,ux this most otnphHtlo oplnion.
llstened fuvorabay ~ = motion tor rehsaring.
yuass and oup p.thIrd utter the commission OF the
Hrime, Tor u rc00cn!nK of tho whNte oasu hcIt'r0
Is equity decisive. M ,uotlon for u reheartnz
has over yet beeh in.do to Judge CrkiH 70 tho
{avurnbiy or uufuvorabIy 10 any such motion,
I. Tho application In tho Fricdbetg oa4s pre-
sentud 70 Judge CrnlK WILLS for stay Ut Psocccd-
inYs, Tho rulcs OF tho court require that
"Where MI opinion In auy caEe Is tiled In vRcA'
, 1881-12-24
Afr.s.L Lamlart. uroprielor Of tho Abbott

Mr. s. J. Lambart, proprietor Of tho ApuS.s Aaa'1,
iii Is Tho 6ess rhoul',atiu specific. III I'si n.y.
cured myself aid wife" sald 3lr ln!:tn;Au' nI,;a1
"9f rheumatism. W. bot Easl teunlht,sit .sa ha il
-lMtumnlatory rleutnatisul, tou-Aiia Iu. aH.ry y
oae ou' was pUt,IsGa prIsr ~ and ID seI it. av eyss
sncs been eiad tint slI SO. TOR bGtl Itf my M
wife and myself realized speedy Iei!si ctra. u'
cure. The st. jacobs OIL Is u spendiua ast su'nt 1T
TYP power; III short 1t ls Just tue oSa' ~
, 1881-12-24
NEBRASKA htASONS.

apftEd1 E.spalth II IE6 ENiea0o 1rf3aDh
LINCOLN, Mob, Dec. 1L--rho Qrnnd Chnptor
OF iioyni Arch Mucous, which hus been In s,,sslOn
!n this city fur Tho past few days, ndjuurted yes-
terslny sin0 die. Representatives OF ucArIy Uvcry
lolgu IN tho state were prpsent. Tho pEouepY-
tnys Of tho nrani Chnptur closed with ap e{lb-
tim Ut officers for thu ullstliuE turin.
, 1881-12-24

IHG tiI0C tn1lY C0IlG WuGH ttllS roma lHF0tIHu
tho tcruD. onks will te I'm nyonuc. but 1t requires
nSw: Listlo. t,rofaoica areaiSs, viii fow "
Mimic l,nlts ma u plceo Of shell or two, rushed
out Of The ,,tN!crtrsstl all along, and held thun
up ut uB, ard with etamornus appeMs requested
to our obJcctlvo point.
Tho !io,.!,nsunt, which cur driver md guide
Mcpherson lell, consiated OF E,rgo Held
rook-basc. Tho s!nxi1 word ''kiophersoli,"
mant IL Il fence nado OF rlilc- -barrcls picknd lip
IN the Hold. sud to Bay-and It reflects unIy on
Norsnesn yisltors, for sonti,ernors rnrrty eato
bong aadIy dotacctt by relic. hunters: Fight q
thas form sne Pekos u The
pinncs aud many Of tho little ornntnents OH top
~ ye" enoru viii oveay Go nonns III
exeept tho Held. nscS: aud its slzG an.i weight @
SPOT IL locniei rignt in tue soosls. W. wcro
I poa 81 la lad o nso fh s ia
WINS fought, Int lnrge pIlt tree. wnoso trunk
WIS rddlod With BULLETS, stood over tho spot.
visit tbs spot. Our driver hnd not long boom Il
resuent OF Atanta, ano ~. eoula Hse @ " sttlG III, II
FaeEson + ~; III, y lasE xaad navs i. " ID NJ!
uez0 n., sM,. ~ .nu P, III a W. ~
hs Sssy ,M wos ~ ~ eo"seS Ill 'oo 'toF'"A"on o'
.n ",s BATTLE Vas s,a HAz,s LILY oyE yE ,,
Tho UerlUrul wins Riding acruss from ono wiiix of
tho. Unfon forces 10 tho uttlor. wlun a buIlot
| it wis the wurk or gharpshootpr who sHw tho
! wbu knew tho rAl!nut Federal Ueuor,ll eay tbnt
il Wus exactly ftke him nut 10 think az hn,atif.
s,,nooss hit 10 mai WIN was killed ,urtas tho
war was ;nuur.,ci moro thnn Con. Muiihorso1, nj
| the Northrs ' ''' ~ So
VI Wu &c toid our ancient friend shas ho was right
| IN This,
| 70 you ever hnd auy relics apout ncsof
asNen. 49,,
30 ycs-plenty or thoin hltor a nara ruin.
!oys afe Ho,nH oyer tno Rtoun Goi,stantiy ~
a1tGn t!tncS nhu plck up "hat tocy Gun HUI 70
sell. ,,..,.
on our Way DICK we stopped nt q! !'ttio nut oy
thu waystds wi'o1s ~ some % o1ya hailed W 70 lonk
~ thor relics. we noiiHnt % some Minio sa nn!is
and tAnustcr. ahot F1na'!y QUO Or tha deal
CrB , HhOHcn up q anelI.
| Whit VIII you take FOR ttf ASKED my friend.
| "nnu doI!af, salu lilo YOUTH
| Too MUCH.
| .GAn got 1t, though
VIZ! give you % vents,
| All rtHht-tnko IT,. -.....
Tho ulontsy wuB paid and the bargain conaulu-
1H0ttd. II Was not till afterwards that my friend
| noticed that '-.........
| and. on hearing tho stories OF The driver Ia re.
I
, 1881-12-24
A MUSICAL CENTENNIAL.

NHTTCTrAT rEhYTEN1NYAT
"A Ava NASSASEAA ~AA> >A1A>@SAs@9'
Tho Ono E7undrctll1I .tMMlvcrRMry OF tho
(1c,ynt,tlluus IN Luluxlr-Inscrcsttuy
ss..."..s.. r,,t v.,...es ..1
AAeWt"l@eeHScS@AAe OlN ScNo"A MIA
tic New. ,.
1.rIrzlH, Nuv. .1.-The seventh Gowan,lhaus
CONCERT for this seisDn wns given on Friday.
S,, =: ,,h,s ,.",,1 sss, ,o,s ,,.,,,ran" ~
inauguration Of the UewA,,lhnus Concort-llnll
In I.elpatyy, md WINS III nycry why worthy OF tho
r.'. s,...a',.'. 49,. ..,., ,,. u. a.,
Ane eoseort wns oLcneo ~ an overture ~
CaHclmcster ltc!nccke, With tho motto, well
"iscs sovrra cat vcr.,m gn,itllum." A soft and
drGltny Introduction, fuow9I by tho actual
overture IN garIcter slylu, awakened n responsive
chord In tho l,rcasts Of tho audience, us tho
, 1881-12-24
" SUPREME JUDGE CRAIG" "
a Defoftse Of Him by Two "sWcccasfnl
Crl1,linn1 Lnsyyetn.'

1t Y. H1I0f$Es Tx a IkT
oo1 NI"1 JoH >1>11A>'
.2.-
\ psfof'se OF HIN. by TWO "s"cee's'uA :,
,s I'M tnuor ~ ,ns fhieano Trth,,nt.
r.,,,,ra ~ nv. VI ",1",v '.,,,',t ,n,m.,ico r,ov
CnacAao, Dee. :Sa-.ow ,nnilon !n!as.lco @ n'ny
bo done I'll tho name uf Justice may appear from
Crv,s ~ ,r.,,. 1,",txn ~ IN, 1lts, tnsr soncd
as.so. l. sn'.aas hko lne wn''o VI "'sap.
pola'''ol,t anu defcat of somo stricken soal coh@
n nr1eio a ws nos ur,.ton v v cor
mo,o.-1'D. ru1nuNn.l
ills pointed more directly at Judge Cra'g, who.
n view Of an election Il, MS district II, tho spring.
ts H'nHled'out rs QUO Wno Stfctchcs tho lnw 10
pf1cuscs. and u,,uht to pa durcKtcd." This al.
icrc,I f,,yorit,sm for orimo and criminals. as any
one faln'llar win our hlEhest JUDICIARY Knows
and as general charge. Ia as l!ltlo
,mputabie to judge Cra,g us. To uny
the partlcnlar instances of the Fr.cdberE and
Of ts'e ur eyoa eso,e s tho sse
ncsit: Ihu eharncter Of that Judge, rs wei! as
sS fy 2s a tas q o So !" arc peopo 1S
III liIll,D!s to permit tietFucuon III tho glsU Ut
"4s'ss t. pass n s'!.,3ca !,s arexp,sed 9
mi i lawyers ia we or Cook c1uaty now tsi c"a.ia"nu
us NV trnIs, a,ls rehearinss & m notprIonsiy III.
true. in hls sitting nf ulgnt yrara On thu i3cnoh
u tho spprome Court .,i;gs crag has EFanss1!
easu iii but the Single instance Of Fried
!Icrg. Iiu mover Issucd supersctlcnY
County. Judge Craig Inns uovor III nnu uno
instMnce granted now trial or n rchenrlng-
uno ii has eot Sns the az oor "
grant II now trlnI or rcheAelbE. The Gosats col
, 1881-12-24

. Lo1Lal1H A8trs. . .
A cat, all blaok except iis perfectly white tall,
was prosecuted 10 tho Towl OF Agnonv, Italy,
1uAuy ycAr1 uKo. They put 1t 10 the theatre u
, 1881-12-24
IOWA..

Farmers Helped Ivy tho Mild Weather.
Observation-Disclosures General ~.
Htltlb1y-llhItcd States Ac1alturn1ttr-
Marriage niil ISlrth l3cllcuL AtHucin.