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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
Sllk.

How 10 clean silk Il Of interest 10
oil wesrrrs. This IL the French Meth
oil. Tho silk must 10 Thoroughly
brushed and wiped with ! cloth, then
laLi on \ nat bosrl or table anil well
spcnzel with hot cofce. thoroughly
frcd frvm s~cliuknt BY teinK straincd
through mus'in. Tie sIlk Is sl,ansed
On the aide intended 10 ahow. Il b al
lowed - become partially dry, AMI
then iFoned - The urBna hkio. The
eoaeo fess1ees eveFyA particle 81 9fesse,
All Foator(o ~ bF1lIorcy q 6IIt ,W1lh-
~ lmpnnlne = 4 <i@kef ~ nhlhy
er<l4lI1c4 ~ <l1(kiX - r11<KY
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24


Nf liysi9p. addressing tts Scot
fistt Temperance iAague, sHes ssid
N0 long app NE nawa was
brought Ia me- that wAi0f had broken
Into 0na NJ 6nf piia, and Was fsluE
iaaf, knew tba workings we're ial
under Tho sea and tlal 1noe before Il
had imsn dfuw ned nll fuf many years.
went down and heard the watsf f0f
4 l1ng distance. When | got ~ The
apUi, and caught some IN my hand, II
was white aud salt, ~ Tho waves roll
I'd fir above M head The machinery
wa. weak and old, and very had .
quatc TOR a prolonged struggle, an
inch by Inch W. watched those water.
rice. What should wo dot VIZ rouli
not pump out the sea, Oh, 10, but we
c0uld do what we could Aud 50
day aud night with many a break
down and many a failure, We slfug.
gloI on. Foot by foot tho waters rose,
aud one by ono our miners had 10
leave tho pit, but We determined not
TO give In I'LL tho very last hope had
fed. Three weeks or more, and night
aud day, that fight went on, I'LL at
last II seemed 10 risc with lees rapid
ity, ill II ceased 20 rise altogether, III
At length Il began slowly TO fall, aud
finally the last gallon was pumped
aud tho victory won. Now soino would
say lust then was tho victory but |
say the victory began long before; II
was a winning fight all along. Wo
were winning from tho very first
stroke Of tho brave old engine. And
80 may Il DO with this work In which
are engaged. The floods may APP
parently be rising higher and higher
our appliances may seem Tor and
more inadequate for such n struggle T;
but don't lot us give Inlet us keep
up "a fires Of faith aud prayer and
preserving effort"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24

BnornkRs Ia the Grnnbset Cause
Everywhere sur cause ID growing. In the
last four yeas Il has never received adhe.
rents % fast a. II b receiving them now.
II 10 rushing % like . resis,less torrent
No power under heaven can stay IL
mighty ecurpei
The old party managers are divided and
confused. CONSERVATION Is upon theiI
faces and dismay within their hearts.
Cheer upi alrd On the armsr anew
There 10 God Ia Israeli
Perish policy and sunaiss;
Perish all that fean the light;
Whether losing, whether wiaaing,
aTrust In God and Dc the right"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24

Gold which always dI,sppoints and falls
IN emergencies, and invariably robs when
employed, Il called Honest Money, Blu.
paper, which never Mlls Ia IN emergency,
which has won every battle fought for =
thousand years, which has given more
homes 10 the industrious, o education
10 the ignorant moro needs and Injuries
70 the poor. and advanced civilization
moro In a decade Of years than gold ever
did In 9 century, 10 called 'Dishonsst
NnneI.n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24

Hehavo been waiting several weeks,
IN order 20 zee the results following
the abolishment Of our charter aud
The Establishment Of a taxing district
Of tho sctond -class, before speaking of
4 IN the columns Of the Courier.
euflcient time having elapsed 10
thoroughly test II, we now take rroat
pleasure In proclaimIng TO tho world
the result Of the action Of . majority
q oar citizens. Tho moral tone Of the
oemmunity has improved greatly,
and even those who opposed The act
ara beginning 10 appreciate Il, and Il
z nefuming morn popular every day.
a y = matter Of general comment
that % Saturdays when large num-
~ q peorle are On our stFesls. he
u1a1ost 1uod feeling prevalls and ex.
eolIeet order y maintained, whil<
-! ~ kad whIsky saloons w had
1z[nEcnnco4y dehouchory, swearing
~ u other dob6iIur nnd dts
1EfnA Uhooo ~ new ding
1z1s - l1ilI<u - how ~
1@1 - n11rf1n9o = VI
= Is
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24

In accordance with the fitls; i
parry Of San Juan ranchers mids,
bonfire Of an Apache Indian, and q
cororcr's jury returned a verdid I
Overcome by the heat"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24

A new company in San rnnlu
Is about to supply citizens with ~ I
a reduction Of 80 per cent.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24

the n lhs mosl ransfksbls faslufes
n the discovery ~ tls band u Ths.
hans wb0 FELL Al Chmfsnas IA that, a..
e5fiIHE " The feppft, all The teeth ~
Zach membef " Tie saefsI band sFe
sound #Ihl complete Either three
aaIiant patriots wefa exceptionally
lucky, o. tho condition IT tHotIi Ia old
Ure.ca was euvlably different frum
thai " later aud more degenerate
days The Romans wViu wuil nc.
qualuted With Tie evils thai attend on
Gle possession VI teeth ani had soms
little knowledge VI The Use Of gold In
couutefaeting thesa evils II we 10.
upmbcf rightly, ~ exceptions 10 the
rule Of mol btiryiDy precious objects
with departed Romans was made la
hvor OF gold that hal been used for
stopping teeth. We uuodsrns may
compare favorably with the skill OF
our dentists, but We cannot pretend 10
rival the defenders Of Thebes In their
superiority TO the necessity for thcss
gentlemen. Rare Indeed are the hap
py mortals Of to-day who can truly
boast that their teeth arc In the per.
feet condition that nature intended,
and that the orah OF tie dentist has
never been employed over them. II
would DO exceedingly difficult 10 So
loct from u army, or any modern ar
my, three hundred mon with teeth a.
sound as thoss OF the Thebas warriors
are reported 10 DO.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24


with resumption, free banking
may be authorized with safety, giving
the same full protection TO bill-hold-
ers which they have under existing
laws. Indeed I would regard free
banking as essential. II would give
proper elasticity TO tho currency, as
more currency should be required for
the transaction Of legitimate business
new banks would DO started, and in
turn banks would wind up their bust.
ness when II was found there was q
supenbundance Of currency. The on.
perience and Judgment Of the people
oan best decide just how much cur
rency Ia required for the transaction Of
the business Of the country. II Is nm
safe 10 leave the settlement Of this
question TO congress. the secretary Of
the treasury, or the executive. Con-
gress should mako the regulation un-
der which bAnks may exist, but should
not make banking . monopoly by lin.
ising the amount Of rcdeemable paper
currency that shall DO authorised.
Such importance do I attach 70 this
subject. and 90 earnestly do l commend
II 70 your attention, that I give Il
prominence BY introducing Il .. the
beginning Of this message"
SECRETARY SHERMAN.
shsrman's Report for 1873. page II.
az would seem, therefore, that nov
and during The maintenance Of resump.
ton IL 1.-THE legal tender clause1 m 4
usELns AND OBJECTIONABLE Amxsrror
or rowEs, which congress might nov
repeal on the ground Of expediepcv
alone. When Il Ia considered that IL
constitutionality d seriously Contested.
and That from ih nature Il IL subisct
70 grave abuse, II would now apnssr
70 30 wise 10 withdraw the exercise a
such = power, leaving u In reserve 10
b again resorted 70 In such : period
q .sr or gave emergency y existed
the secretary. shersiore rsrsot.
.uliy suomiss 70 congress whsshef shs
Legal tender clause should moi nov -
repealed - % al future consnclA Ana
parties b LETT % ssipuIase shs mode a
payment. United blases notes ehould
still Be receivable fur ali ana. q a.
scvsFnmsnt they should Be prompsl,
redeemed on dsmAnd. and ample m.
vision made 10 securs such ndemn.
ton"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24

The Christian Advocate SAYS that
ministers are often troubled by sseinv
persons asleep In their congregations.
Omen they are themselves to blame.
their oraiory IL soporific. Hut ofen
the stupidity Of the hcarer Il the
same. Eulychus slcpt while Paul
preached. Joseph bradford foil
asleep while John Wesley preached.
Bishop james told Z class Of Young
men thai II their hearers slept II was
their fault At that moment, Bisl,op
Baker, just In from = long Journey.
was aslecp In tho pulpit. bishop j. ca.
on being Told OF II Was mueh amused.
and said: II Was an awful example
to them" Nothing will keep some
people awake, In 4 murder case In
Hudson county, N. j., Judge Knspp,
not many days ago. was delivering
his charge. and saw Z juror asleep.
aWhAt 4 tho use he asked sharply.
Vt my addressing this Jury, if Ii
members connot stay awake long
enough - lIstsn 70 mo-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24

Vt IT TT IT. r. WfFH T.
Ht's HDt iNIls n MAmaaE
Hts ~ TINE II NeeFF I45
alHllAl IhlA klsHa tI.zzZ
fllfha fIEHfA A. IHaAs zen.
II pfut HFFiuu II lIla :.
aifltA h6lsstIY claims q ~
ifsIflf i entirely AhlutAs44t ].
tHil llif evils HfuWi nH a,gf X y
mitch les III That Bfale Itsa
fitHi II inHy Im eiHimaI ' II Y : b
iinm i The beal policy IN III IN .
tuttRHrs -
, 1881-07-15
FLoTsAM AND JETsAM,

FL
Sale Of tl.o' Steamers Belonging to the
Old. Kcoknk Northern Llno Packet
Company. 49, ,,. ~,
Nsr. LOUIS, July 14.-.Tho Trustoe's sales Of
proporty belonging to the old keokuk North,
ern Line Packet Company took place tllla
afternoon. The steamer War. Eagla was bid
In by Capt. Lowery. Of tho st. Louis Il New
Orleans Barge Line, for. S28, ,7o0, subject to
cla!nls 0f 81, ,480; the Northwestern was pur.
chased by Trunk L, Iollnaon tor $50, subject
to claems Of 85,oo7; the Belle Lacrosse was
purchased BY the san,a: for 500, subject ID
claims ot 81, ,sda; tho Alexander Mitchell was
purchased by the same party tor $aas, subject
,to. clalms Of Sl,ba9; tbs Rob, Roy was pur-
ctasod by Capt. j., II. Dunlap Tor $3.50,
subject to .clalns i pf al.a47; the
'Nlnneapolls' WIS purchased BY | thu saple
party tor 9, 100, subject to claims OF Si,0Gs;
the Clinton by tho aa,no party. for; sG.8 $40,
subject to claims OF 8at0a7; the Red Wing
by llnz,' Lou,nta .ss Co, tor 34,400, subtUot
to c!allna OF, $11hi the upper wharf boat
Fra1k, BY. capt, Peter. Conrad for SLIM.
aatIsfy Ie deed oi lrlst Gait. nuMjap Ia
e9aneess4 %ltll GrNy's 1goH !i.is, Of the OHIO
River, and Frauk J0hna0u H. Eocletary OF Tie
;Sk Louis d St Paul Packet Company, ownuA
larGely BY Capt William +. Duvl.lAol..- Tho
!!eRtlinx splElt OF the old Ksukuk Northern
ltne Bteanitn4t, Interest was lntRcly repre'
athted at the sale, and 1t ls thought the plnp-
e1sy brought aboat What It Il worth.
, 1881-07-15
MORE 4" CRANKS."

Tho usually guI0t basement OF tho Chicago
Avenue Police Station was rendered douby i'll
terestlnT lust nIxht by tho nterniuable tabner-
ings Of u couple Of bcllowt-tunged fcmalcs
whom TIM stauon-keeper and lookup keepers
hnve reason to regnrd rs afflicted with at lenat
Temporary AferrAtou Of tho mind. Ono OF tho
women was arrested by OIt,ccr Lauritzen on
kinz!c street lust cvontn1. Her name Is sup
posed to be plain Jano JohusOn, but She indiH-
nantly refuses to rccogtsze II, and calls
ghe refuses 70 Rive her aae. but savs that
years tls England and eighteen years In Amor.
leu. Her appearance Indicates that shp hns ft,lud
winIefs aud several ! hard fas. a sha further s
Hays that sho oncu Ind cieyen brothers. tot, Of
whom were kill1i IN rablr0al Incidents and QUO
shut ny President GARFIELD. Her husband, sho
ssys. came g big death Ct tho hands Of Gen.
wh!sperings Bhe tolls that "tho President nr
Enxlun1''' sent her .0W only Inst weck. Tho
County physcfan viii try to-day to discover tho
The other case referred to Is that Of woman
named Mrs. Sheridan, whose idiosyncrusy tends
10 monetary aaatrs. She thinks that every per-
son she meets is indebted to bur, Yesterday
Natne whlle tnass WIS being cetebrated and iu-
Ristcd IN loud tuGe Of voice TINT tho lioy ur.
Mcsfullcn had dcfrHllted her Of thousands nf
dollars. 1t ApEenra that about Eevrn weeks nGp
Rhb took ROOMS ut No. Ah North Franklin street,
hut whence size cA!no 10 uno con tell. She made
tho bonrders buW0ycr. Awuro TINT they. encb
and eyery uno Of thom. .owcd her prlncrly
truthfal'y said of her, "doun 10 meet Mrs. Al
, 1881-07-15
The Mexican Railroad IbIsastcr-A
Worthloss BrldXo-A Co1oncl'a Fatal

cr 81 sssasS. 5sso @ e.! E"ss tsitx:spa CT .
iii lisastsf on mo Mexleo. Murelos line. Tuo
details are u follt'ws: ~ Friday afternoon y
as st ssoas se'e 's' sesss aese
so sho eHy e'E Sorsos @horc shs sost!Sa @
cosstratcd % sines fuo isth list W in Friday, . IT
O'clock D. o.. torrloto hurricane tt,ok p!Aoo,
sn s sa ss sSyss y e. aS E
1ortos end nMrdcfs Hhch luye becu cusan,tto.l
sSus;s ' is St Sss 'f $bs IT'LL
cuns!steu OF two locomotives and nine cars, in
mas itSum 1t freixht 10 bo oaIy tfsy tons. rio
os ha W. &c braso II sa
iaspsotsd; bat she Goioasi Il she ~ Fudsra!
pr.lSopl. Tho tfaln wiz hangius over tho prooi-
pes Msss u se
and u,ost OF tho pHssonYcrs died tnstantly+ A
soldleF approaching with lAntcrn Compart"
liquor to lako ire, Tho aro canRht q cotui'art-
mont contalu!ug 1.ooo cartFsdgcs. and u serious
w. sSJGa ~ Sa g 1ra sne R a9s srsv ,,o
night. tails mo that atter the thnntler- itorm
when tMS ss eon.sHct9r refnsed 70 prooesst, many
awuy, hut .tho Colonel ,gaye porumpiury orioFs
to sho conduotor. md tho trallt moved al.. 1hls
GaSne @ sns ssf haaSg been
!as!ssa L; se5,; by y indsa I ssa;si!',S NJ.
lho lna Two uoaths betoro tho dato stipulated
by CONTRACT. An Americsn engineer bud de-
cis1 cisrod aHsut foI.tn!sat heloro .ls us;
VI ssye sa!r.;:iess bttass.; a' oas Hs
, 1881-07-15

Arrest OF Another Man supposed to he
connected with tt-Tho Police viii
Say Nothing.
Tho Information has cropped out that ut an
early hour yesterday morning Dclecttvcs Re,d
and Stanton succeeded Ia nrrcstlng man who Is
supposed to bo tho "pal Of John F.. Elliot. the
alleged murderer Of officer Tin Ma,unss, md
his nccomnlloo in that oo!d'bioodcd tras-
edy. 4 seal has, however. been placed
polce officials refuse to dlvul9o sithor tho natns
ov q ,he nf1'soner or the oy!doneo against h,n
Thom thev have been looking over stneo
Efllot's arrest, and say there arc reasonable
elhlm that publication Of iaots 1t this carly
date would greatly tianlaze the workings of tho
case. and under those circumstances tnlnk tho
the case ID maiurad. ii tho prisoner Is lt,dced
one of the lnurdef6rs, and Elliot the other. there
Il llkc!sh9ed that under pressure either one or
cenufoeslon-ln other words. preparu to turn
reasonable enough, hut all the same there Is
considerable speculation outside OF tina depart
@ msnt !, e. as TO who tho second prisoner H. dne man
sinco the nSrdcr @ i Michse @ Geu%as, % profcs Itss
sional thief who e not lnng from Joliet, after
ns,ns naytns seryed tye;yesr Term fqs snaehnk
~ !aSxanae. AZ far {froa. ths house vhisl.
IQd MutdefGFa purKl&rlzcu prior to
meeting Tim blahoney, and It Is said
that Mrs Coleman confpsses to knowing Elliot
AZ frequent visitor to her house, and bosom
companlun Of her son. In fact, It is believed
that EIlInt. when hp claimed to he at the Tr,luat
linuse. was at hor house. Ono Of tho first nr-
., Ges.s m'.dt' M @ " the rel p0lsc" was Jaek Coleman
once, and kept out OF the way of tho police.
Anpthor cbAp for whum they were looking was
q tnlf thin f9gl0w. whose photograph WINS found
among EIDts effects. The latter was thought
to be tho moro likely man OF tho two.
, 1881-07-15
BOSTON VS.. DETROIT.
4psefuf fHtudfeh In H.hs Chfeaao III h..u,

cues1at D9fpat1H 70 ARE GnfE0Qo 1f1pHT$+
DETROIT, Mlch., July 14.-After suffering
five defeats llere, Boston braced up to-day
md won rather ueat gntpe. Tho hitting
was llgllt md the fielding uncommouty
sharp. The Dotrolts could DO nothing with
tho bowling dcrvlsll of the Dostons, WIN
pitched very wild. ,and severely injured sew.
era1 batsnan. The latter seemed satisfied to
escape with their lives, and. only got three
hits In the game. Burdick and Morrill, cur
riea OF The fielding llonors TOR Boston. Whit
ney's thIrd-basa play was' the finest ever
seen herc. including four put-outy, five
assists, md two difficult siugls-l,and catches
OF hot liners. There Is no truth
ln thu reports that lie Is to bio released. In
tlle fourth Inning Knight got first OH Barnes
wild throw, second oll passed bal, and
knight made two.base hit, went to tillrd
Oh LANNON'S pNt-out, and scored OH Crowley's
mutf of Powell's ay. BostOn lnnde Il run in
the second, Burdock leading ttf with three
Pase hlt, aHa scnrlng on SNytier's base hit.
lh Ao third llnrnes' two-base hit, Lewls'
single. aud Wild throw gave two runs.
Rs!:s::'- Rim ;ss;;s'~ IA $S$ss-s
Fielding etfofs.1etro!t, Il noston.s. ~
Iwp-oaso ats-Khi9ht,. narnes, ID.
9s; kSis s. sss q 5a|i.SSs;f;;! 9,;oo
afr,,e irat Pase On Ssrors-pstrot :: RSst9n /
oisk1 wsitncy wHsiitmwafnes' Fox Morrill, AornanR,
A'Sssli @ @Ssss!s %p!%y@{iiouek. aorhprdt.powell.
rnasea W11S a.tcSn:4NGyx .tGsS'!s:-sNnydes' =.
.Tlme-0ne hour and flfty mlnntes.
Umpire-HfKhasn. ~
, 1881-07-15
ISR1NG.

spteta1 Dtspassh to III, oAseaeo 1stt..ns. y
81. LOUIS, July 14.-Tho town Is Wild
Tittl excitement tonight over tho notion Of
tudRe Sherwood, Of tho Supreme Court. WHO
sh!s AFTERNOON grantod n Btay lit the Krlne
sase. king was 10 have bcen hanged to-
morrow morning, aud even the tickets to sec
ne execution wore out. THIS action was not
maeh Of surprise to Krlng. Ills counsel,
rsesley n. Jones, called OH his client early
la!s morning. Afr. Jones saItl that they were
sohSto aak the Court Of Appeals to reset tho
ssass, IL, Il they failed there they were going
y ~ ask t!e Supreme Court Judgas to srsl,t q
eay; Sons ono Of these might object to tlie
Et1analng Of this, but Sherwood was with
a. thh.mx. Jones said, and, II the worst came to
tae a. hws'Tst, he ATOMS would grant Il stay.
hsn@ nneflh Slason," be, said, "wn,l't tlnre to
~ tthaag hFlng Il there ts a. Writtcn order from
~ Gnet JUSTICE OF this Stats forhatlIng Tie
er9'o oYsr ,ha H. Jones seemed quite jMbi!ant
h"usl ills CLIENT stood no d1iancs at ali Of
a,'stng: a IAe Court Appuals did overrule,
oaetwool granted il, ' a..
, 1881-07-15
Cinoinnatians Rejoice Over an
+; Abatement In the Excess.
i've Heat,
Only Fifteen prostrations aud Three
Deaths from Sunstroke Yer.
terday. s.
Generally Cooler Weather Prevailing
In All Parts Of the Country.
We Are to Have Higher Temperature
In Chicago, According to Hassu.
SIGNAL SEItVrf1r,


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIayA1jt OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, y. G., July i5-1 d. m,-The
Cl'ief Signal OiIlcer furnishes tho following
spGclai lnilatln: - y
The barometer Is highest In tho Lower
Lake region, and lowest In Nova Scotta. A
second depression ts central in n.sManitoba.
Tie temperature Inns fallun sllktitty In tho
Lake reglon. Ohio Valley, Tennessee, ard
New England. Elsewhere itllHs rotnafned
nearly Stationary. Tho fcllNwtnag tenpera-
lures are reported from the, stations on tho
northern frontier: Eastport, '8u Quebec, Gl !;
Bn,rlIlngton, ', I, y; Montreal I aAtlpena, e1;
RaIn Is reported Or from ttl,ss Ohio, yalloy and
Tennesace and the Gulf States. This follow
Ing heavy raintalis In eight hours are re-
ported: 1.as Inches at Lynctbure; t.54!nclles
at Cinclnnati; and 1.s2 inches at Galveston.
.Snl1therly winds continue In the Cult States,
northwcsterly wlnts iu the lake regions.
The winds in the Middle Atlantic States are
variable. 70
The indications arc that fair weather viii
prevail III New England and thu, Upper
Lake region to-day, and probably to-tnorrow,
For tile Ohio Valley and Tennessee, partly
cloudy weather and local rains, winds mostly
eastarly, stationary barometer, and stationary
or higher temperature.
For the Lower Lake region. fair woa ther,
variable winds, mostly easterlv and sta ton
AIRY or lower barometer and temperature.
For the Upper Lake region, fair weather.
lower barometer, and higher temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys. fair weather in tho Inter and
partly cloudy weather and local rafns In tho
southern portion OF the former district,
winds mostly southerly, and stationary OF
higher barometer zld temperature.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS -.
, 1881-07-15
A MATER HAUL

Tho police scom to havo uaado q bad blunder
III tho urrcst Of \. @. Muller aul 4. u. Taylor,
upon susp!etaa OF hayln9 hat 4 hand In tho
blowing Ut tho safa Ut the Albums T. Wtsttukc
factory early Wednesday, murnlR. Tha l4an
worp arrvstel Ana Tucked up, but moro upon
suspicion than Gyadonco, Thuy have fur days,
even weeks, past boon en}oytpE opa continual
round 0{ plgaaHre lluonY tho saloons and broth
els. Ana dlsburaf,y ulDAey with Il lavish hand.
They were approached BY nm ot!lc0r, and asked
tArlr llaitcs. 0coupatlnns; IND r.Alaucea. Tho
luipcFttncnco or tho!r reply, addad tn their pEt-
fnao tllstrlhMttou of funds, led 10 suspicion
WHICH culfnitlAted In uFsbst. -,
Then the mon !tca ~ al to thalE identity that
70 aase luore than Fl.Ja aa cash ~ ono packet
ana GuH ltk1 unto y uaoantain howftIcr !n
a.1 a.MothnE, lnasn,uoh as ho had Threatened d
ahnot my policeman whn auuNtd at&etupt 10
yscaloa weapons. Eaylor has Ieon dlsc6araud.
ltQth lne1 utatMod Ill trst 70 ho frsam 0H,ahs, 4
telegram - lhAt city falaA 10 substauttate
tno e'1sn,. Nexs tley hailed, fran .Cput.cll
NluGs| wcro !uwyera hy pr0lptstnn; This
Mus also found 10 ho fAlsc: Tho noltca tntu
ehstn that thcy vert LYNX finhlly Hllar satI
that he haile4 from Tnf0nto. aud was an attur.r
nuy Vt law. Taylar sant for apquan&anoGs In
thta 1lty, and th9y responding, tho prisoners
were admitted To- bail, +, 1uAt. who they arc, what
thGy h0ya boon 1uluY. snt huw they came Into
thb lEs4se4t1n OF 80 much ready money. GsItt-
ecrnlnR Tbs. aotlnFsl40a Qt which thoy aru ur-
willing to auy anything. ArG nattars which tue
pQligH af0 IT u lu&s tu understand.
, 1881-07-15

,@f'ssA. oltpa!ea 10 1n$ ChfeH0o 1TthuHA =; :
vns mIfos, f0a,s ~, Juiy l4.--fhts morning. man
1wass 1vweassr 4 Blgeys, Just above tl.s Water
Motss, IN tl,ls city At first the superstition
wy" "as taat no had fallen oyor the Glnbanklnent
sh~ ana Gllle4 himself, but an Investigation by
,as sus coroner revealed tho faot tllat foul
.'atoef .,su, mud been committed. The man is a
Iaa4tet Is.a IN this city, only having arrived
Snewn xas to any person lisru. Inst ovesslnE ils
Il i1 sn seet' f,tdx,ooaa Y saloon su: THIS e!ty
s,'nnas as exhibiting rater freoly, and it ID now
seIipnsa1 sesipGaad1 he was taken OF e,lticel Into tAe
Of oftIhMea tnhSa place md murdered for the purpose
SersnMs[y. ~ rvoos[y. as no i.oney wns found 81, lila
seunsa' I1i,, 1i!s of'ns Ths police arrested
|ciTcnins,n",n1 ilnfnati 20 Hoit OH very strong
dJdseers' ds5ads a' having been; seen With the MUIR
ins frn,n n!mn a. Il o'G0ck last night aid COM
o''s 1notning. ''"'' - ''aAe 9atty
, 1881-07-15
Is much mora invleorntfng than Il has been
for week past. The heated term is practE-
cnlly broken, alsd everybody Is rcjoIcthg,
SPORTING.


MAUD 8. IN ,CT1lCAOO.
Tho wonderful performance OF Afr. VAN
'derbllts marc Maud 8. at rIttsburg last
Wednesday. when abe trotted a mile over n
now track ID 2:loH. beating tho best record
by a quarter OF etcottl, 'las awakened q
fresh interest III the wonderful animal. De-
string to have The trottlnK-ncctlnR hero noxt
week tho best aud most complete eysr given,
tito management OF the 'Driyfne Park has
concluded arrnngautent9 with tile manager
Of Mand s. To llavp the marc tr0t against her
ttny, and, should the weather ba line, there Is
little doubt that she WILL do mile III 2:i0, OF
better, rs the ChlcltN track ~ admitted BY
NIL horsemcn to be tho fastest In tile world.