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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-16
trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue Of a certain trust
u decd, made to me as trustee, bearing date
the ilst Of January, 1850, and duly recorded
book No. l29, page al Of the Registers
ofice Of Shelby county, Tennessee, default
having been made therein, l will, on
Monday, the Sd cay Of October; 1881,
at the southwest corr er Of Main and Madison
in the Taxing District Of Shelby oeun-
", laie city Of Memphis, tennessee, during
legal hours. sell at public sale, to the highest
for cash, n certain lot Of land, situate
lying and being in the county ofSbelby, State
OF Tennessee, known and described ne fol-
lows, to-wit: Being lot No. 10y twenty-six
on the original plan of the city Of Memphis,
seventy-four and One-quarter
Q41D feet on .Chiekasaw street In said
city Of Memphis, and running back
between parallel lines Q4S% one hun
dred and iorty.eight aud One.half feet to
an alley in the rear ofChickasaw street, being
the same formerly belonging to Joseph
Wright, deceased. and by Francis Baird, as
executor, aud the heirs of said JOSEPH Wright,
deceased, conveyed 10 w j. McDermOtt and
by him conveyed to the Memphis Co peraee
and Manufacturing Company Equity of re-
demption waived Title believed to be good,
bat | viii convey only as Trustee.
L. LEHMAN, TruEtee.
Memphis, September 2, 1881. 1.2I
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LOTTERY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNEf

TENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS
X, at New Orleans, Tuesday, October II,
~le8l-lS7th Monthly Drawing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-16
NORTHERN TEXAS ofFsrs o-sotor a

NORTHERN TEXAS offers greater at
~ fractions in way Of good, cheap lands,
healthy country, mild climate, abundance Of
smber and water, diversity Of products, than
other region now open to settlement. In this
rapidly developing section, the Texas ~
Pacific Hallway has in operation over 500
low prices and on easy terms, millions Of acres
Of good and cheap Railroad and Government
lands, but recently opened for settlement.
For circulars and maps giving truthful inior-
nation, address W. II. ABRAMS. Land Com
missioner, y. &P. Railway, Marshall, Texas.
THE SUMNER MONTHS
Is the critical period Of infant life as shown
other months Of the year. As a dietetic, in
cases Of Cholera Infantum ,Dysentery, Chronic
Diarrhma, Cholera.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-16
Summer SaultGringS
IN
Northern Wisconsin

ISSUED BY THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL
i Railway. which will be sen FREE 10 sny
person addressing JAMES BARKER, Gene Al
Passenger Agent, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
If you desire most interesting reading ard
full information regarding the finest Summer
Resort Region in America, so d for the eX-
uis itely illustrated work.
l. The book is delightfully."- written, and is a
record Of those whe have tasted the sweets Of
this magnificent summer and health-resort
region T9t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-16
Monday, the Sd dayO October, 1881,
Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2as, R-Cbancery Court Of Shelby county
caroline Schroeder vs.. ChTistiana Teuiei.
Q1 virtue OF an interlocutOry DEGREES for sale
ID entered in the above cause on tho 2Ah
day Of November, 1876, and July Is, 1881, Twill
sell, a putlic auction, TO the highest bidder, in
front Of the Clerk and Masters Office, court
house Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee,
on
Saturday, September IA, 1881,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
t0-wIt:
Lot No. % on John 0verton's plan Of addi-
ton to South Memphis, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake on the south side Of CAL
h0un street 223h feet west from the intersec-
tion Of the western side Of fernando street
IS feet to q stake; thence at right angles with
Calhoun street l75 feet TO an alley; thence east
with said alley IS feet to lot No. 10; thence
north at right angles with said alley IT'S feet
to the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-0n q orodito of seven months,
purchaser executing note with good security,
lien Ietaito cd, without redemption.
This August "a, 1851.
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Mcdowell x Burrows, CAN'T & Patterson,
gOlrR. 1b3 1k4
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U: HAkLER MEoIcINE CO., no, 99 N0aT4 NliE sT1fFf sT,fsuI
, 1881-09-09

mr.. Dosvtt, thc rrcsfttelst. Avosrs tint
tho Recent tsooni It'll This stock IL All
firebk to H1a.a4
Sptttai Dtspateh t. 7hs ChtA3do Tribune.
NEW fOnK, Bept. a.-soMe questions In regard
10 the "corner" In tho common stock of tho
isannIbnl T. st. Joscph ltaIlrontl having beon
asked Of Mr.. William Dowsl, President Of tho
railronslcompany, this orontnY, Mr.. Dowl tapilett;
"It Is all urcck 10 nc. i notice was served On
inc by Sir. ". +. Gunner. t,r,ker and Il holder
Of saD.0g worth Of mort4aue hot1is, 10 trnnsfcr
thosc bonds Into cun1on stuck. In not own
n Khare OF ctIMR,ots stnek, aud IItlyu
not tho authority to issMo common etock.
1t hus alrca,ly all brrn Hsiscl. Any further
isst,r wtlulh bn MI overssuc 1hcrs ~ not
inuncy cnt,uuh IN Now York 10 induce mo ~
istlir iho Htnk. IT tlI, ~ think shtnld ho
ur!.nitaly Liable. IN, mt Inteeesn IN selling
tho stock. shs,uh1 he III rl!tlculons rtosI,fotl
|! ! wcrf: M tisw COMMON Btnek hun lttn Issued.
u &nput arrangement nxisfe. bat | hin mt In
tGres1ei In 1t. ! dun't know who ss. It WINS
starttsi by the stnrts 10 frIrhten tho bulls
s,ltu tattttsc thu shorts hnve 1tteke. have mol
i,cnn taken into ltA co1,ll!rnct BY c'lher side. |
tion't kHow how tnueh there Is short nor how
tIurh thero iA lullx. nur can predict tho result
nf tho corer. ! can'nlt sny Whit those III.
tefestch III tho ruoi intend tn d."
, 1881-09-09

'rIc Sad Story Which yyaA Found In
t1au Head nIau,A IucIxHka

~ s,,n ,,o,,, n..,,',. .,"c.rss'
pnosp,s,r ,i.,usl;, NI.oA,,A FAILS, Out,
cri,mtus Of Nt m Edward street. Torunt,,, co.u-
rnlttrl suicide by jumping over tho Falls trou,
tl'lax projecting frou Table hoek. ITO wis lust
lying prostsatc I'll tho luz. hut as 1t Il quito
n son.a,on oceurrsaec for ndseaturoas tour.
.,,,s,.t.,. -,,,,,,,.r ,,"1 i.,h,, Ms,nro ,,,.
posuon. - .un.ss n1' r.. ,r.,. .1u. I'LL, u
na.t brpn observing hlm Until he tMoorul ha.l
.t.rnctl md wus vptnv into the b,,uss. whpn iae
tlct,: yas co,n,nf,trxl. Moore Turned uround to
taAa one 1aofo look anu e1l"1nins was sono'
llo hid loft bis cunt iyinK OH tho 10y. III tho
pockut Of lhls WIS rpun.l tho sutjoinod letter:
NtaaAina AZ ~ fas: ;1l;S ~. sep t tMe
s'M. u bo.,, s v,,II vii nMhsh te Following ines
irom dyx an M. ,!l' t"rce.t @ to c.intnst , g tho
% rTs nnt ; oy @ y wte n;e, na rt ay 81 dny iy. !"1
% Iasren'. II mi rstsor tl,se. wa.iacsday. MY
thu ii9l. i"si tather aia'si, eaano H. 0ix ns M'o
ss,.t,r ~" IT, H.. nsr" M, ~ tas 'tfts plcvn
not r!.lire IT, saying tao VIE wtntea + ~, 2ro 2
'ai aa st'ns III y 81 saa9ss H. VIZ Sea! y sS1ss.
gut 1rnmE ~ tho GGs u ,x .no eles.s ST., r't My
T. Was tae Ip lps.o"tR @ r'"y' ,"; ul,'t i
.'oS,, '',:a ,'ttIu, "nsni frnm, ,he ur1cs1s
IT, .est saIn MsS ID as;sk satsy o1,, t f III y ssy
y1 ,t nsKsa ,t a"r , aos %n wnn Eve ~
ior sopnfatson. M "Wsn =, 'a; a.s sn' ~ says: "snq
~, !xH IT, r.! v % "u h;, 'n ,vrt unt, III thhrnror,,
tI .s a,en aeT ~ u"1 ,p, otmkS sn wns Il, M,
o. ner oa ssSS1 t9o1 20 & ~ se S VI : n9ri ns,s ns
~ IL s s. looT ~ se oH sSey or y
VII, @ sis%a, M salss I'D Ssst y. zig bsek WV
allu TeihMl,i'n Mw"y Mnttl ~ asph5 ,ts 1 a:.tt
, 1881-09-09
NTl,e s.ycet By.and.Isy.ss

Thefo tsa story tlut thp pUpulnr hymn. tho
Swcot y-und.lty. wns tho Wurk u Two mon
willis drunk, joseph T.. Webster. WIN ct1ni-
poscl the lnuso, ulcl suvoral ycn!s nRo. 4r. ..
+. isennett, althur u thg ttrses, lyus u A!eli~
monta III. lte says tAat tho chargo u lutoslr,t.
drinkr... Tho twu wrote = hyms.-book 1u ~,
aud s.Ihe Hwcet Eiy.And-iiy" wns aho Of tho
c,ltue gfuui i anat.co ret.iara by Webzicr. VIM
via hu6ltuully dvspondent, that aI woul'l 10 woll
"by-nn1-hy. lsennelt Ut t'1lcu mails my
u tllJlp, which was bis custt,nary u.tl IN et,npo-
1ltion. TITO hymn.btH'k bud its tas, aul IL tnr-
rvtlru; hut this Gllsu tunu ii nut into 4frFy NpW
pIlIc4t tlon Ut iho kl,l.l, md as sulo ~ nbout
iy.naJ eualeI u year in shett fosiu. UE. Hslustt
, 1881-09-09

F0RESTFIIlsE.
TonEsTv1L1E, Sapt. 81 y. nl.-Tlo whole
country surrounding this village IL In itaiAes.
llUIN1N0 OF CHARLESTON.
: Last night tho wtolo Village OF Charleston
was consumed, not one structure Of tho once
thriving village remaining.
II. II. Harrison and family lost everything,
and tic fnlnffy cnme to our village without
shoes OIL their feet ailu with scarcely nny
clothing. ..-
An Old nann by the namo Of Colo was
burned to death.
A family by tle name of Richmond OIL
dcaynred to escape by getting into we'll,
a,ll tho wl,olo family, consisting Of father.
mother, and tl.rcn chlldren, was found dead.
1lEroRTED LOSSES ELSEWHERE.
1t Is reported tliat tho interior Villages aro
destroyed, aNd we haye Heard from solno
thirty families who havo lost thoir NIL.
PREPARATIONS FOIL TIL: wol!sT.
Every family III our village llNs its little NIL
packed tip, mud 1t Is feared, from present aI-
rcarauccs tl,at this place will. 4 SECOND tIlne,
fall victim to tho tlnlncs.
EGYPTIAN IAlItNEss At s1In-DAY.
About IL o'clock yesterday the daylight be-
gnil to disappear, AMI II pnll Of Egyptian
darkness spread Itself over tic Whole l,eay-
CHS. At O'Clock lights Ind TO he lit III all
the houses, and
WE SAW NO MonE L1ollr
till the sun rose to.tlay. The very darkest
| 11iglt could be no tlarkcr, and tho fnllaht-
tanls were sure tho day Of redemption had
truly cone. Tic widest excitement pre-
vailed nil tho nfturnooM yesterday and to-.
day.
CHEAT SUFFERING.
Tho suffering Of the poor victims Is very
great, n,a 1t Is to b0 hoped that help Will
sool, be here from tho lletglIborlng towns.
| Tho sa,no darkness is settling down OH us
at this writing Ms prevailed yesterday after-
4. l.. Nnrl l,as lost Ills store and stock Of
| eooda, stcam Aouring-lnll, snwInfl', and
/ dwelling, ail1 all Ills barns, haY. gra!n, etc.
Ills insurance Is not very heavy,
] DEATIl AND IlUls1soa.
| 1t ts reported TINT q number Of denths
l,aye occurred in pArls Township, Huron
County.
THO horror Of our situation Is appalling,
a,d 1t thts continues for II day or two moro
nut ,nl,cll but dust md ashes will remaln to
,uNrk tho slto OF onr village.
| 1.EN1NuTON.
| LEXINGTON, Sept. 7.-:rjo wind 1,as
changed, al,d tho llres l,aye abated consider
ubly. ........-..- ....
NINE rElssoSs pIsollAuI.y BURNED.
4 family named Richmond, consisting Of
tiyo persons, In Marion Township, werc
burned to death, md four others aro missing,
u, ". Stevenson lost six bar1Is aud con-
William Mcintyre, OF Fremont, lost barn
nnl crops.
Thomas Atkln lost lila stable and crops.
JOHN lsalcllttc, Ut speakcs, lost Ills bart
| mud tr1nA.
, 1881-09-09

Of tho Mayor, tho cttzons held public meeting
in tho Cty-fiofl this nftarnoon to raiao funds to
MD tho sufferers by tho fDrcAt fires fl tho north
ern rnrt OF tho 1.uwer Penfmsula. THO meeting
wns Mttetnod by nlnny Ut tho wcaat1llest men In
DGtrslit, at11 VIM addressed. mining uthurs, by
gentlemen trotn tho burned district.
JUitS nAt.i.ESTlSE, hl' vEIsONA MILLS.
ol,n Of tho tutned villages hi Ilttrnn County.
to1d tho stury of hIH own cscapo, ntlsi
said that tho whu!o county Is ouc
hfack tunss Of smoking ciidcrs. The
dcstttutlon is rltiful. Tho destr,iet!on Of
lirs Ia frIpiltful. At Sand tleach fourteen bolca
woro buried yesterday. Gcntlo.nou wtu casno
III thorn frutn tho surrounding country snad thoy
hnti sccn over fifty corpsoa oil tho ground. Mr.
George Mcdonald, Of Mtnlot,. rolatud BorsG
shocking Incidents IN his own cxrerlc1lce. t!G
drown out yrstordAy to II fnrtn.h0ilso nctr
Mtuderl, urt1 found tho family burned IL cndcrs,
Al 1sirhnloMlvlllu
slxrEEN coH1~Es wEnE FOUND IN ONE
F1Ei.tl.
In Huron and saniiuu Counties tlorc arc over
:'.0Oo dostltuto families. Tho burnt region In
these enuntlus covers ali arun OF tifty by thfr-
ty miles. Immediate MD 10 HoetlGd, ns
everything III tho form OF food has
been destroyed. 1ieddtn9. tllshcs hnrnoss,
timber, budng .tnntcrins. onttic. everything
was wanted. sitnden having bccn snvcd 1t is
nnw centro Of refuge for tho s,lforcrs from
-" 4oa.-eAs' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
. nuha,." t.o'n
wcro 'umcAtn'eiy taHen' UNI W ol@'s ""nu.os i't
*o'o.O "oFe saseo' eo'n'l'i.tcu "as "pVo.".cu ,
10 rniso money, md It WIS dcoiae1 to hold Ntl-
o'ncF 'heolluR tohotFu" n'Hn'' tnu u. ~
y stahulactuFefs isSeaNnRe th'scu w si:"" :
So" a"n - ,, .nu . a.. .,.aa . - ..1,,s s,,,,1 -
<"Au' - 80 10 ~, pi"euso ~ ''9 S' @"'' -
Nv 'ea. S4'..o' '...a - ".o.e"' .,,u,,,,
neuSu nf',Ust " tts'' NJ 1u"Ali AE.
itF lu"os sn'".. oop.. .',"..,s ~,
n'Hhe 1"iS 71EoHn 1opo!s "stos ''eh'uk tAI
, 1881-09-09
Meagre Details Of a Horrible
Railway Accident in
Kentucky.
A Passenger-Trai Thrown Down
an Embankment Many
Feet.
Several Passengers Reported
Killed and Many liz
jHred.
The Name Of City Marshal Mattox, Of
8holbyvillo, Mentioned.


a MYSTERIOUS HORROR,
Lnr,svIiLE. KY, Sept. 8.-sfeagro dctn!ls Of
too accitcnt on the Shelby brunch of tho Short
finc ltoad reached this city Into tonight. 1t
sccms
TIE Local. rAssESGEI.TnA1N
which left herc at + o'clock went down high
Is said
SEVERAL. TEOt1.E WE'RE KILLED, AND
MANY lNIuREl.
Among tho former Ia ". T. Mattox, City Mar
shal Ut Shctl,yy!1le.
As tho rnilruosl otI1cors won't talk It IL impos-
eblo to gut anyth!ng dctinit.
, 1881-09-09
An AstunIahed l5ostuu nla3l,

= =. ----- 13N1EUf& 9F1H3tF1PE. - = =
10 o l3ostonian travelling through thls WostorH
country eoAo things look worry tluGor. 4 llttlv
l.,u!4ont saw ut Quincy, ll!. thought worth
whllo 10 write .you abont. No arEayed at tho
lu tho tout Of the depot tt q row VI omnlbABes
and ontessss onc. When full, 10 our natontsh-
tnont u rather proMtAsessEnk young lady CAM t''
iator fur DIR coach furc. after collecting which
she al[xatol and called TO tho ds.vor," All right,
Charlie" Inquiry revealed tu III tho fact that
tnIs Rrl hal jIst bonght Out thu 'blas ll,!e alll
runs tho business" Thfak of = Doston gEsl dls
tpx thlAi
, 1881-09-09
Esatisa Uallllro ut tiso South Pass.

=,
Capt, john tt,wlrt. bus hveu sounding tue
South t'uaa-tha ra,nuuH lutty cnlras!ce-.aua
ilnls twenty -fnl,r feet VI water wheFo thu Guy.
esn,,rnt has lMiI fur thirty fgvt. powerful
aretGrboat working On re M!oat Improved
, 1881-09-09
BAY CITY NEWS.


BAY Cry, Mich, Sept. SHOWS from tho
IInlnn County burned districts received here
today only confirms tho burning of Huron
City, Dalaxc, md Vcrona Mills. 4 slight
raiu list hight checked tho fro to considerable
oxtent, and ',hc worst ia believed to be over.
Scores Of Iiyee woro lost and hundreds Of fa1n-
lilies loft homclcis.
, 1881-09-09

pntAwAnE AA,LES, 1'ESSsYLvAS1A.
Af1Lronp, Pa,, Sept. 8.,-Dclnware Valley
is illlcd with ucuso Glnoke from forest iires.
Deccl-wootls, tl,ousanAs Of acres In extent,
in Wayne and 1'tko Counties, arn afro; md fire
Is reported In shohok and Nlootnlng Grove
Townships, plko County, and IN Sussex County,
, 1881-09-09


jas. m, ,1ruyc. It WIS dark Mt 1::'0 y. III.
o1",.', o'. n.cIpck this n.urlitnB It rnitntl per-
hn"i nrc minutes, but mt sufficient 10 1ay
haFH, ,.st " nr clcck tic fires c,,st of this city.
ae , ,sne,1 In hard nurtl of n1tl III i}ay City.
NI.m,rIs t.,.u show that In AfIllngson Township,
rnscola County, twenty'ono families aro left
loncless ,,,,t,r,rt mn, ,r,soo,, ,ro,v,.
.htns II, The st1nG cOliItty. twenty Or thirty
sa.l,'cs aro burned out, a,d neres of timber
'aI cro,,s and miles IL ft'lce are destroyed.
p' IN THIS VICINITY
H., a,cs oro chiefly confined to l,uenn Vista,
aa3uumtlcll. ~ bridgeport, atst ilrcl Hun Tow'l-
a." ~, tho Gust. mud iuchvIItn. Xilwaukoo. mud
s'a,,ow gx Towns OH tho west, iii all Ut which
s"m,,cr s%s IT luilsliugs and iarso quantities Of
1..rorty hnye tcEu swopt Awny.
'Isr tsTan Settlement, several miles Inflow this
,,s ,sd snd snrro,n,lch by dunao forest, Ia ru.
az ',o1 to huyu been htlrl1cti, and hnt,bt'css n
E, En,,or of lives nrc lost, as thuro werc thirty
.."a,,lc. In tho vlilaKo and no possible way Of
ecape. ~, t., tso,,,,,o ,.o,u-
;, ,,o,nr great tlcal If damage.
THEIR: wAs y HEAVY RAIN
,..t n,ant at Isay city and nnrth If TINT point,
.nd also reported to havo extended niung tho
,"ror H., shore, lit tho Vicinity of sand I!each.
,hcckug tho tlro In this scntion. hut fow re-
no,l, Of damage aro rccetred-th0se chiefly con-
fncd to JsIenn Vtsta, TAmouti,, and l}IimIiold
EavnshIps, No mnre buildings were reported
;.,rnc tlay, hut several families In tho north
s..tcrl, portion of 13ucnn Vista nrc
ryy,noSEp AND Ctjr orr FttOM COMMUNE
CATION.
p.on,o ayo hauling 600 or COO larrcss Of wntor
s.ty Into tho country from this city. md watcr
famine exists In nll cnstern portions Of tho
county The ircs tlro subBldinR In I'Iscoin
county. whcro tfnmcnso tlntnngo has becn ttnnc.
n Mi tj9 families were buried out, u1,d &lU0U00
~artb Of property destroyed. Twenty lyullics
an ,ad to t,nvo bccn brought Into Cass City IL,
ttat county today. pcopo aro calling for MD.
Meeting Is to le held III this city tomorrow to
r,isu funds for tho sufferers.
nui,S1SG OUT,
Special uhpateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
r.sr ssnrNAw, Mich, Sop,. B.-1fo fires In
M, Immediate vlc!utty nru not 60 furious to!uy,
having burned out. In Dnenn Vtatn Township
ea.t Of 1ndat, settlement. they nro burning
acrccIy, destroying fences and timber. Thoro
h,s lrcn no rain horc, though ut iay City ttlero
xasa heavy rainfall lust night. In Tnymorsh
oHnshIp, south OF CAss River, ttlu fires arc lt
lur considerable damage. havng Just atartci
ID ycsterdoy. 4 good 1nauy hundred rnds OF
ftncp have boon destroyed. Tho cool ntmos-
pbs,o Of last night WIS succeeded by another
lon!d wavd to-day, nt'd the air Is full Of dense
tnote. People nrc hHulng wntcr In every d.
bayIrg given nut.
IN TUsCOI..t COt'STY
reports tonight int,!euto shat tho fire has .lono
III worst, and IS gradually su!lsltug. Tho sto.
rcs OF destruction t0 property arc appalling,
md hundreds Of families s1re utterly destitute.
, 1881-09-09
A MIGHTY SHEEP-RANCH.

A aaYcr1rxr ct,rrn pan,1,y
-
tns,u ". fnottsra,tor. of t,t,fo. una III.
tT,..n,,.. ,r,..,.,.,.,.I +sn.. -. ~"
A""""n" 'Ae.e" -" "e"
| nfaska'
Cincinnati 0frtttf. ..
Tim rn41rE Il TIM nrlntc1r fn.spssinn ff Jnan
" t,nok - ,,,nr Inn i,rrtnr"tIe ..onI,,'a,n fnr
t,,+,",,.a - .,At.. - Is ,.,, ~. ."'., ~.
n"'ttnuF u un'o' ~ - 'oentefi on 4h'Sssu"
| Greek. rawucc County. Nebraska. fifteen nuIioa
| from tho knpxas tmrlcr, and c,nb.aces au,vO Of
Inn I.hn,..t mrrca t5 lhn lcat nart nf tho ,rrca,
sa' y. 'to ~ ~ " 'o 9'tnt
tood pct ~ ING conttnch'' "h!en l1es tet"ccH
the fortluth and forty'sccond rarn!lels. Ten
n.s.,..a,in, ,~..r, :, m ,tn"or " n.nafnt ~ H..
4Msot tVn.'o". "na'" III, aass4 t.a"o'u, :" .nle
| nla pfnnca OF tao i1aRntns at'! "hh WILL III Uc.
toncr next. tumble th0lr tcpGts and tnkc lhe trail
cn11ct tho Artekctu. after tho hereditary ChIer
, 1881-09-09
FRIDAY


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c"tnJ
A ro,,,f,, u,,r,d uu,n1, nf 1,orta ,ro,yr-
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~. .,.n's;,. IT,. 49,, n.'." Ill.,, .;,x,
..st.s.. 1870 ' '' .''..'. 'st ,H ~ "''''
pofhapS s'Sts. persol,s '''''e l'e9ls''eas
- HUNT !'EsEHf.
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tin, Snnllac Coililty, ntiu bingham, SlIoflnhsls
alid FhtIs. llnr0si County, arc almost Il
burned desert. Tho crops were harvested.
and nearly nit 1tnye bucn consumed. We
must ilave help from outside cities pr mnny
wilt tersl Send liz nil Il, tho rxnress nunnt
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, 1881-09-09

TtsH;1ITTuT. SAIASJIUr.
CAsTnprlt.r.r, Tex. Sept. Elm II wreck Of d
construction train Of nfne cars yesterday cue
t1llttl Wus Killed un1 ilttcHn wounded.
, 1881-09-09


1,uNEQrE, H., Sept. "a init, r.au,eu John
Futtr. rGeent convict In tlu penttentInry. waa
Killed while attempting to boasrl train III AllI-
tnisn tuliEht Ahuut U'etock.
, 1881-09-09

says that he and Webster woro not orthodox
Christians when tho hymn vas written, and TINT
he IL now even less believer.
, 1881-09-09
TAf CHINESE scORCHED.

THE CHINESE SCORCHED.
On0vIl.LE, Cal. Hcpt. 8,-Tho ChllIes1 lt1nrttr
burnt this evening. Loss pro1abiy s'3.u1:
lnrguly insured. Many Ut tho buildings MUIR
tho &luRrter wcrc burned Dut n1uut year uku.
, 1881-09-09

Special UApateh u The Chicago Tribune.
NEW P.s,sia, lnh., Sept. s.-Ahuut utr. milo
nurtli If hero tonight IN extl1 freiKht-traln Oh
tho CLnGI.l,Iuts, Wabash 4 Michigan hallway
tlEtei1cl eight cars. The nccldcIt was csl,tseu by
II llrukeu rlii.
, 1881-09-09
FATAL tA1L1soAD ACCIDENT.

FATAL RAILROAD ACC1DENT.
EHIE. IT,. Sept S,-A Knnc. 1'a.. special suys
that i> thu burning Of tho bril4o ut Silver Greek.
three niles fr.,m st. Mary's. un tho ph!Indelphln
& ErIe Iio.u, tho first scctiun Of Train 81 wis
prccptltrl tntD tue creek, killing Engineer
William klrrnrfy md Fireman Chnrlcs' PARKS.
Al rntlFr uIlst ,lt,u west Is suspended Until tho
wrCtss fs cleared,
, 1881-09-09
USDi:i. TIE WHEELS.

Special D1puteh to The Ch:euoo Tribune.
kAhAM,ztu,, Mich, Sppt. H-Con.tuctnr Per-
rim. Of thu I.t,kc Shore & Michigan Southern
ltMl!ruail, fell OH from ono oi tho cars Of bin
fr':gt-trntn ttIdNy 1T this sutton, and WIS run
over ul.d Killed. IIu lutvcs II fAIn!ly ut Fort
Wayne, lnl.
, 1881-09-09

TIE N1TRO-GLYCEItINT VICTIMS.
Special Dtspatth to The Chteaoa TTtbttne.
nnAnruRp. ru.. Sept. 8.-Tht victims of yes
tnr.luy'sRlyccrIno horror al KaWycr City wnrv to-
llny intrrrr.l. Tho rc,I,nins Ut Charles lltist
wcrc takcn to Mcndviilc, Tn., thDso Ut cro.lse 10
Butler, Pa, william 1!unton to Burlington, Ont.,
anil Frederick j. SlRtturly to T.ockport. N. T..
.Iafes Tht,tslior WIS buried nj Sawyer, near the
sCuIle or thu Accllunt.