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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-20
Feroclous Courage Of tho Afghan.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Calcutta
Pioneer contributes to that paper some
"reminiscences of the War in Afghan
istan.'' Referring to the fighting quail
ties of the Afghan soldiery he says s'An
Afghan never thinks Of asking for quar-
ter, but fights with the ferocity of tiger
and clings to life until his eyes glaze
and his hands refuse to pull pistol
trigger or use knife in a dying effort
to MAIN or kill his enemy. The stern
realities of war were more pronounced
on the battle-fields in Afghanistan than
perhaps they have ever been in India, if
we except the retributive days of the
mutiny. To spare wounded man for
a minute was probably to cause the
death OF the next soldier who unsuspici-
ously walked past him. One thing our
men certainly learned in Afghanistan,
and that was to keep their wits about
them when pursuing All enemy or pass
ing over a hard-won field. There might
be danger lurking in each seemingly in
animate form studdipg the ground, and
unless c;lie and caution were exercised
the wounded Afghan would steep his
soul in bliss by killing Katfir just when
lie was at its last ebb. This stubborn
!ov: Of fighting IN e:ctremais is prompted
doubtless by fanaticism, and we saw so
much of it that our men at close quar-
tiers always drove their bayonets well
home, SO that there should be NO mis-
take as to the deadliness of the wound.
The physical courage which distin-
guished the unframed mobs who fought
SO resolutely against.us was worthy of
all admiration; the tenacity with which
men, badly armed and lacking skilled
leaders, chung to their positions was re-
markable, to say nothing of the sullen
doggedness they often showed when re-
firing. But when the tide of the fight
set in fully against them and they saw
further resistance would involve them
more deeply, there was so sudden a
change always apparent that one could
scarcely believe the fugitivcs hurrying
over the hills were the same men who
had resisted so desperately but a few
minutes before. They acted wisely
they knew their powers in scaling steep
hills, or in making their escape by fleet
ness of foot; and the host generally dis
solved with u rapidity which no one but
an eye witness can appreciate. If caval-
ry overlook them, they turned like
wolves and fought with desperation,
selling their lives as dearly as men ever
sold them; but there was no rally in the
true sense of the word, and but faint at
tcmpts at aiding each other. Their reg.
ular troops were but little amenable to
discipline by reason of deficient train.
ing, and they resorted to the tactics they
had pursued as tribesmen, when once
they were forced to retire.,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-20

EVERY advertisement which appears
IN leading London papers for short
hand clerk is alleged to elicit from 100
to 200 replies, photography having be-
come of late q branch of education very
generally pursued, while the number Of
really qualified photographers is every
where small; in fact, the head of large
staff in London said that for verbatim
reports he had but one assistant quite
. young man-whom he could trust i'm.
nlicitlY.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-20

As some boys were chopping hole
through the ice at q cove in Simsbary,
Conn.,, the other day, a strange thing
occurred. The water where they were
chopping is very shallow, and the ice
was frozen almost solid, leaving only a
small amount of wster beneath. As
soon as the hole was chopped through,
fish began to rush for it for air, and
about fifty pounds were scooped up by
hand. One pickerel was taken that
weighed three and . quarter pounds.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-20

IT is affirmed by the collectors of sta
tistics in regard to intemperance that in
the year 1879 there was paid out for in-
toxicating drinks BY the people Of Ger
many the sum Of 1850, 6OO, 600, and by
those Of France $3.50, 0Oo, 900, Of Great
Britain 975O, COX, 900, and Of the United
States 9720, 000, 000-making grand
total Of o., 700, OOO. 900.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-20
It Went Up.

THERE is man in this city who once
lost 500, 900 through twist of the En-
glish language. He was then resident
of California, and San Francisco was
wild with excitement over mines. The
"Blue LEDGE" was then blooming.
Shares had gone to thirty times their
face value, and brokers reaped golden
harvest. At length, almost within an
hour, "Blue Ledge" began to drop, and
it went down-or rather the shares did
over 200 per cent. before there was q
breathing spell. At this crisis the New
Yorker went to broker and asked:
D, What is y your candid opinion about
81 think it will 60 up,'' was the
prS %#se asR,y.
"Wen, within fortnight -
The would-be buyer knew of stocks
for sale, and before night his entire for
tune had been invested. Quotations re-
manned the same for two or three DAYS.
, and then 'tBlue LEDGE shares, $40
each, fell to ten per cent. of their face
value. The New Yorker rushed to the
broker in CONSERVATION and gasped out:
"Didn't you tell me that Blue Ledge
was sure to 60 up?''
81 did,
And now-now!
It's gone up, just as predicted. I
heard two weeks ago that it had worked
out it's veins, and it was only question
of a few days when it would go up.''
But, great heavens! It has gone
down.
.Yes; I understand. Yes, it has
gone up, and hundreds of people will be
rained. Wall Street Daily Meas.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-20

Miss MITCHELL, q teacher in the
Chinese mission school at Portland,
Ore, has married Deng Gong, one of
her pupils. Her mother is agonized,
her friends are shocked, but she u
happy.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-20

Blaine viii build $50, 600 resi-
dence in Washington.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
28oche1f(ichc S((tnois Sfaafs-BcifEpano.

Der eugLiide Wearft, unb bieier lit benin
bob Der Gegulator Tiir ben greis uniereS
Weisens, bietet mad obigen 0arIe9ungen
feline Nusliht ouf bohere Preile fir ben
Jteit pes @ei6dftSiabres.
Mber auh Der Stano Der Saaten bier
uno in gau3 europa giebt fetnen Gjruno
Az elmer ,Hret5 ltetgerung. IS 1T 5tpar IN
Der aQeriinglten 3eit Diel bon Dem Guin
bes 8interwei3ens gemeloet tDUr0en; Gber
in Wirtiihfeit lit Der SAaOcn bon feinem
8eIan9; DnB Die WeiaenpTan5e an ausz
geiebten Stelen, in eiuem 10 falten 8inz
ter, tuie Der leBte, 5u @runo 9ebt, fGQt bel
eincm nit Q8ci3en belteItcu NlG6euraum
bon 81 ,037, $50 0!creS Gopiel ipuren Is
1890, fir bicieS SGhr itOer / W1iIiDn
QtcreS mebr) niNt ms 0eipiAt. Ser Miuz
ter bon 187S-79 lit nod lit 3u frilher Gr=
i%uncrHn9 nit ale Dem 0elOret, Da5 I'M
Uriibjabr 70. tpeL6e5 10 auBeror DentIiO
troGell, mtnOig uno TAFT mar, ilber Den
Sroitl0a0en bes QSei3cnS I'M Winter ul1o
i'm 6rllblabr gerna0t tDuroe, ais oaB man
niht WlIBte, ipelde auberoroentltbe WSIz
0e~ritanOSfraft gtgen naht6eiIige &tntpez
raturcinfluile bic WeiSenpflan;e bat, meun
1ie einmQl Su elmer geDillen @ntpIdlung
gefpnmen lit. Ser gSinter 1910 begann
Wtitte 9e3ember i'm gan3eI Weltell nit
etner1 30ltilnOigen Sbnetfau, nad melz
DIEM Die SGlte nit foum eiutGgigen Inter
bre6un9eu big gu Den erIteu Gageu Oe5
Sanuar 70 itte9; am 3. Sanuar mar oa5
WtiHtrIUml 0es thermometers bier minus
IS Or, in Qemblna minus "A Or. o5ll
Der "StDetten 2lprilmobe ftel bier nod Shnee
uno am Z. SUM 3erltOrte ELL J(aAtfrolt Die
0emiile in Dielen 9iieoerunQen Diele5
St0ateS. l1n0 mad aIer Oieier l~1ngunlt
Der Mitterung, iDeIOe f%olpiiale @rnte
brad)te 0er 0erDit. 800 Wiuionen 8uldeL
allcin an Q6eiseu; Die ubri9en S0rncrz
friiOte ale in bemleIbcu reid)en UlaBe.
0aS @eInmmer ilber ben 3.Nin De5 Qu5s
itehen0en MintertpelSeuS Qebt nanleutll3
bon ct. 2oais aus. Dem 0aup5uaarft oe5
2Seiten5 flr 6iele Sorte. Grit ait 1Sret;
tag Dorlger 2Gobe bat iih ein bieliges
8lntt einen lolhen SenlationSartifel lioer
ruInirten WinterlDeiSen bon Ct. Souls te:
le9rapbiren ~l01ien; Elm. nnoere5 bieltge3
8t0It bate nihtS GiligercS SIT tbuu. ais
ben Qtrtifel unter an0erer Sabue am 5agc
0arauf ab3u0ruGcn un0 audi tn Die 9telD
gorfer 4reIIe bat Die Oepei1e iDreu Ieg
g~efunDsn. Yttdt5 GreffenDerc5 fonu oage=
gen geiogt perDsn, ais Die Notirungen Der
/. ct. 9ouiier U0rie fir Njnternet5en: Der
Suniz3amin lit einen Sent inter Ntoi
uao bet SuIiz&crmin gar Drei Sent unter
W}ai.
Sin europdiiher Grieg, Ser ben 8eisens
marft bseinfiulien fonnte, iou bier nur
erpGbnt mcroeH, oamit 6ieIeS Wioment
ni6t Der9eiien eri6eiut. SIM Grnit miro
ieyt 9ticmano baOon reben m08eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
(Sir bic SGiuOis Staats8ettuns.)
Scr @ct5ett ttt
lit Ben Gereinigten Staatet ritO lit GnglanO,
Gune Wl1ri 81.

VttOe WtuCd Oh
Sieben Monate oes @etreioe> SanoelSz
iabrs S0-81 iinb I'M; Die 8orrGtbe i'm
eansen 2anoe finO erorm uno III Ter 9aupts
tunOe ltebt; troboem DaB leine Spether
bon ieiner 6auptbroofru6t Ieer iino, nit
6htzengIil6er @emlthSrube aut Die INNER
erueuerteu 9eriu6e 8ruoer Sonatbans,
ibm ben 8roDforb b0ber 81 bdIl9e1.
Ser st. Qouis (Weo.) Otiaer" bate
Dor tpenigsn Mohen ith lber iene 0ez
III iitbsrube etiuas geretSt 0eQuBert:
.0ie @~nglGnoer t6un iebr oornebm uno
ieIblt Elm 10 loLiOcS un0 o1tui8SwertDes
Sroan, pie Die Otarf 2oue GTpreB uerz
qiBt 1i0 sl FOLDER Hrahlerei. oaB lie lagt,
,@nalano fra9e ben &ufuf na1 unlerm
QSeisen, IS founc bon atloer1 BldBel Die
6ile uno Siile Daben II. /. ~. England
brouht ia bod bon Ill Iern NtlalttNDen
6Gfen nod einige so Uituionen 8ulbel
uno trenn Semano bas fIeine 8iS6eH Don
IS O9iQipnen 8uiDel, oas mir auBeroem
nod sun1 8erfauf iibrig haben, in ei1en
Sud fuueu, i'm DegiblieBen uno rubt9
oufbeben polte bic CUR nGhiten Saiiou,
10 lpQte bic Speculation tpOhl balo Genug
SSSobn 8uu eineu lGonen GRUB lblde1 ulo
ibnl iagen lallen %tonner, mir b1tteH Elm
St5UcH QSeI3eH 3u uEttuNltt-lu CtIt gut
Stiid 0elO. 9a er III oIeier Champagne
feine 0teierpe bat, Die er angreife1 fam,
10 bGtte ct ollie llriade, nidt iDieoer 10
bobndiig su iein, tpie CT in Der Dori9en
Gampa9ne mar"
Die Marf Game Grpreb bIsibt barber
Iebr fubl: y9teNt idDn! gGenn aber OaS
@eihQfthen NIT Dem SiiIen bon Dem
flsinen Sade lid rentabel 8e5eigt Bate,
Damn bitten nlere SreunOe III ben NtIons
tii0en 6Gfen ibr @luG l6on Dor Dlonaten
gcnnaht. 0aben iie nidt DIT 8enug probirt,
ben g8eiaen 81 ncornern"? uno mar eS
nidt ibr grauiameS @ei0id, ooB Damn
ieOesmal ibre alifOrnti d. n 0anoss
leute uls ibren 8ei5en i'll Iil4e 9eididt
baben?"
Sobn 8uu tpeiB gu gut. mie reid mir
oil g8ei5en nod iinb. Ser leBte 0nsweiS
beS Nderbauz0 epartementS in Q8aibtuQton
itgut Die 98eiseuernte bon 1880 tn Den Ser.
Staateu auf 480 Wtiu. Gui6eL felt. Gaz
Don fInO bis 5um IS. DtGr5 c. ausgefIbrt
tpor0en:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
iotpit nod elm 8orrotb

Wv
beitelt ........1 rs, 1853, 1858 0niH.
g8ir iteIIen nun bieleu 3tffern Die Der
tnlGnoii6en groouftton, 0eS Supports
uno bes Sabresbebarfs iii @ngIano fit
Die 3eit bonn /. September 1880 bis Oabin
1881 CUR Seite.
ueber ben flir ben eigeuen Gonium Derz
bletbenoen 8etrag oes in GngIano proou=
airteu Nei3eus iiuo in ben leBten 9Boden
8erehnungen aufgeiteQt tporDen, lpelde
bon Den nab Der Grute ouTgeiteaten nidt
unerbebli1 dbtpeiden, ba3u audi unter ft1
nod perIdteoen itnb. WdDrenD Der
v@conomiit" icuen 8etrao auf "a, 400, 600
Sui6el lebt, berecbnen ibn 8eerbobm auf
mur SO, 400, 600 8ui6eL ulD 0ornbuid
auf nur so, O0O, 900. 9tebuuen mir Die nittz
lere 3abl Beerbobm's.. So, 400, 600 Bul1.
figen bin3u Die @tnfub=
rem bis SurOittteN2dra
curr. an 8etsen uuo
NeiSennebl (oteieS
auf SUl6el te0u5trt) 6S, 841, $40 v
10 itno fir Sen 6iesiGbz
r19en 8erbral1 .....127, 241, $40 SuI6.
OerDeuoet 0Der nod O0rz
banoen, 10 DaB bon
Dem gar3en SaDreSs
DeDarf Don ru1o. l90, 00O, 600
nod 81 bei6afen bIei6en 50, 1853, $50 Bul6.
nnTere VorrGtbe anu 10. Wfdr3 c. tpGren
aber geHllgen0, I'M betla1e eilen 0opDsLt
10 grOBen 8etra0 3u oeden.
Sin Delterer ieDr erbeblider Taftor in
Der Sere1nung ltno Die @infubren b II
anoeren &GnDern na6 @roBbritanz
nien. Man i6Id9t oieieIben in Den Ser.
Staaten 10 germ ais unbebeuteno an,
3ifferu ipreden ieoO0 9egen cine lolde
l~lnterl6dbung. Gom II. 6ebruar cur.
tpetien Die englii6en Stattitifen BON ISOLDE
3u Mode bis gum 10. WlGrs c. foleenbe
vi6wtmmenoe2aoun9en" ~bonQ8ei3en nad:
II. Tsbr. "a. 6ebr, 8. @tars 10. Wara
BON gui6, 8uia. Yui8, guj6.
Gublanb.... 100000 100000 100000 100000
Der 0onau.. 100000 4O8.OOO 100000 800, 900
Snbieu unb
Ne8ppten i. 3H,o 900 1,128,o0o 100000 1,13S,o 900
Gbili .......1,a56,OOO $4,000 1,256,OoO 1,24o,ooo
@uitrolteu... $4,000 ~1,536,O0O 1,51s,oOO 1925 900
9agegen tpeiien Die atGanttI6en 6Gfen
Der Ger. Staten fir bieielben @o9en
nur aus:
BuI9. Bui9. Build. 8uId.
100000 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000
Gber troB Oieier ihpaAen 3ufubren aus
atlantti9en 9Gfen lteigt bQs Gotal Der
@infubr nuo lit fir Die be3. bier @oden:
Snl9. 9ui9. 8ni6. 8pi&.
T.bs2'OOoi 1z7s6,0OO; z.92s.OOo; 17.464.Oo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
Nrefs Is .gent5 per @da6tel,
Git SaS 0ubIif1t1ft.

so fam feine befert Bar0utte fir BEN 98ertb uon Or.
NoSpop's altbssrunpeten u. 81. u. 9etlmittetn auisss
mieIeu merben, as bic eleuben nno nubtoien g1adahs
munaen ~bsrielbeu. IS gie6t iowobI foIide sSteIOlpents"
ais aud .~gteliefs" uub 1piuS". Sebet @n9 Dor unb
perlonqet nur ERadWay's anb o4tet barauf, cu6 Der
Nomt sgtabwas" t4 aul benz ~Setouiten @rtiteL bsiaes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

10 1T Ser 3ur @usfubr
Derblsibenoe 8etrag,
runO .a05, oOo, 900 -
BON beueu, ipie oben, bis
gum 10. Widr3 curr.
ousaefIbrt ftno. 80. 80, $50, 1877
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

10 ftno fir Sen 6iesiGbz
risen 8erbrau6 ... .1s7, 241. $40 8ul9.
Dermenoet ober nod borz
banoen, 10 baB bon
benz gan5en SSabress
beDarf bon runD.. 100, 900. 900
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
RAILWAYS
NegmlirenOe SiQen.
Gp0fnmnene 8ur0an3en, linOernSe Nbfibrs
Nfittel tuirfet Dbne SdmsrI tets 3uDer=
IaIiiQ ulO uGtilrli6 III iDrer Sper att0I.
Gin De9etabttiiOeS GriatptitteE
fttr G0IoutcI.

Noufommer obne ieeIt6snB eisedmad, Elegant NIT
IhBcm Sunni SIatrt, %pursirsH' res"ltreH' retNtseH unS
ft6rten.
Mooeus. Der 9eber, Der @c66rme, eer Nieren, ser Blaie,
iowie iur ~,neruSies Ropirueb, 8eritopFuns, SntieeitioH,
DispepEe, bili6ie SutGn6e, Jieber, notwithstanding
huno. S6morrboiben uub ale anoeren Geiben ba5 Inter-
IeibS. Cine uoutommcne fnr gardntirt. &eit pcgetas
biliid, Feline Spur Don Wferfur, WiueroIien ober i96es
It6en Drognen.
r&~ Mean beabte f~olserbe Gpmptonte BON Srantbets
ten Der acknowledgements: 8erltopfuns, innerIibe Sa'
utorrboioen, BlutpoIunS mad benz &onfe, SduIe i'm
Spooen. llebeItett, Soobrenren, Gtel uor benz GiHn,
Mo9enbriiden idures QuitoBen, Sinten ober 8e6eu pes
SCREENS, e~rltiderbes @eflbl beim Gtesen, NebeI ober
IloGern Dot ben Nueeu, Tieber unb oumpfe Sd,mer5eH
I'm RopFe, ftodenoer @tbenl, selbcs GrSieben Der 9out
unb Der ansen, SettenItsden, SHdmer3en in Der Sruft
unb in ben <ebern, ptOsti3e Inrpaaunseu Don 9ise,
Bremen btS Sleijdes.
Ginioe Oojen' BON 8abwGp's @tIIen merbsn
has SpItem pom alien Obensenanntsu Srontbtitem be-
freter.
@reis Is .gent6 per S6a6tel,
@ir wieberbotey,, bas Der aeier uniere 8lder uTS
edriften iber &ranfbsitsn nnb Osren S"r i~tuOirsn mus.
w .NoIfdt Mmo gS0br",
.,ORaotuaN ,iiber Srrit0bIe 11retbt0",
,,WaomaD tiber ~Gctopbetn',,
uub onbere Sdrifteu iibcr 8rantbeiten peri9tebensr grt
Sn ben &potgefen 81 bobeu.
WSam IcIe: uHaIId utto gSabr."
Spor ltife cine 8rieimorte an 81 q bpo Go.S
81 o. 80 Marreu, @de Der @bur4 StraBe
3ep 9orI
cay- gelebruus, EauIeube pom Dollars wertb, wtrb
gu1 susslbidt weroeF.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

cine Minoerdusfubr fiir
'80-'S1 ergiebt.
geimntt man ferner Die
@rRte bon ruuo.
Siebt ab fir beimiidcn
Qser5rauh ..........
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-24

the great movement Of things. Lines
Of railroad built that way will always
be the great lines and those that cross
them will always be feeders
"Going into Mexico from Texas is
not exactly West or Southwest, Mr..
Gould.r
"True enough, but after all the de-
velopment Of the country which lies
along the line Of East and West TIE
road will be the support Of and source
Of prosperity to the road itself.
"The future Of that vast country
has not in my judgement been even
indicated yet. Now there 10 the
connection made by the Southern
Pacific from ocean to ocean, the pene-
trsting lines Of score Of ompanies
all pushing foryard with the greatest
rapidity ,greaching out to grasp and
hold the fruitful region Of the South
west"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-24
THE BACKBONE GRANT,
The Rights Of Settlers Seriously
Compromised if IL In Granted.
Special to the Times. Democrat

|
Washington, Dec. 14-It appears
that there will be some trouble be-
fore the rights of persons who have
settled on land included within the
limits ofgrant to the Backbone Rail-
road are finally determined. The
matter is somewhat complicated by
the fact that the parties to whom the
grant was transferred as coll ateral
security for the construction of the
road have applied to the Interior De
partment for patent covering the
grant. lfthey should succeed in this
application settlers on the grant will
not be protected in the rights they
have nominally acquired, or they
may have to resort to the courts to |
decide what title they have to tho |
lands they pow occupy
The grant to the Backbone Road
has lapsed, according to the terms of
the act, but the Secretary of the In
terror holds that in this case the grant
snbsists, because the conditions upon
which it was made, except as to the
time Of completion, have been COM
piled with, and no forfeiture has
ever been declared.
This morning Robertson, Ellis and
Blanchard held consultation about
The best method Of proceeding it, or
Ter to protect the rights OF settlers
md at the same time avoid interior
'nce with the transfer of the grants to
Nheelock. After pretty full inter-
hange OF views it was agreed to ad-
Use with Wheelock as to what he
vas willing to do to accomplish the
nd that they have in view.
Later in the day Nessrs. Robert
on and Blanchard called on the Sec
etary of the interior, and learned
nat the application for a patent =
bove mentioned was pending before I
ne Secretary, and that he was about
decide it. Speaking Of the set a
ers in the granted lands, the Secre-
Try said that they we're only SQUAT
RS, and be did not appear to regard !,
lat they had any rights involved. cit
t first he demurred to the Congress- RI
ems request for delay, but finally RI
'psented to delay for few days un- RI
they could file a statement, they
wing been taken by surprise by the n,
'plication for a patent. VIM. II. |"
rnum, Of Connecticut, who left
re this afternoon, represents the bh
rites applying for and urging that
is patent be issued. ,
Blanchard and Robertson will at i
ce prepare Il statement covering 4
whole case, to be submitted to Sec Z
AIRY kirkwood. This matter invol- i
tile interest of a great many per- A
us in Robertson's district and MANY uaY
ire in Blancllard's. hou
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-24
FHE CHARM OF BUSINESS.

He indicated a chair with his hand
and indicated his objection to formal
interviews. Then he said that bust
ness had charm for him that extern
ded 30 nothing else. Even ia his
beyhood days, up in Washington
county he liked to barter.
He saw the Washington County
Railroad building aud worked as q
surveyors assistant upon It. He
thought he would like to own it, and
finally did control it, But it was too
narrow u scope for his ambition. Be-
sides that, the geography of the
United States would never allow
north and south railroad to become
as great as those which run east and
west, the star of empire goes that
way--a smile of self-appreciation for
apt reference probably goes around
the mouth and causes the ends of the
black whispers to tremble a little.
'sYes,r he continues, "from east to
wess vice tu.sa there MUST always ~
, 1881-07-20

HbFFALV vs.. CHICAGO.
susesdi Dtspate: 10 7hs Chtedoo 1rtb1.ne.
BUFFALO, N. y, July 1a,-,rwol,ty.Byc
hundred people witnessed the second ,ucetr
INF of the gtnnts to-day. md shouted tl,en,-
selves hoarse over every good play Ut their
favorfts, tile crowd being about cq,atly ,!i-
vt.aett in thefr support Of the two clubs,
though before tile gt.me betting WINS two to
one In favor Of tho visitors. Like Saturdays
contest. tho ono tilA afternoon wns marked
by terrific batting and poor fielding OIL both
sides. The clubs entered tile Held very
nervous, each being evidently afraid OF
the other, n'Hl this ,ray be set down
NJ tho cause 0f so nny errors,-
tho majority made at critical moments,
md especially was this truy with tho Buf-
fNlos. Tile visitors substituted Goldsmith
for Corcoran In ttla pitchers box and the
1'lsons put In Lynch in place Of Calvin. tho
latter being supported by Rowe. both
pitchers did good work. Flintss support Of
Goltlsmitll's urratic delivery was ono Of tho
features OF tic gntne, md lie was heartily
tanplnuded. Powers attempt at l,,nplrtng,
as anticipated. WIS very poor indeed. Ills
decisions OH both Sides were very bad, but
tle Dutfnlos latl tile worst of It throughout,
In the second inning lie was loudly hootcL,
and delayed the game twenty minutes, In
a!stng that gentleman should be ex-
PEELED from tho grind stand, but Tie crowd
was with the latter, nAd, OH his taking
another sent, Powers again called R,,,te,
Tile homo team led 10 the fifth Inning, wien
tic clltcag0s scdred two runs on Blv,ltl,ers'
mutf ofGnre's liner, AMsun's hit, and I4ymch's
Wild throw. The latter sent Ansol to tlltttl.
lie cane home MI WiIilnn,sOn's 10nk lily to
Drouthars. Richardson's threc-baggor md
Peters bnye hit IN right tfntt thn scorn n, thn
, 1881-07-20
THE WEATHER,
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SiayA1. OFR1c,a
WASHINGTON, D. G., July e0-1 a. lu,-Th
Chief Signal Officer furnishes the folIoXtns
special bulletin:
The barometer is highest In Florida aM
lowest III the extreme Northwest. Ills ,em
pcruturo liNs risen slightly In tho Northwest
a.,d III all districts east OF tho Mississippi e.
cept in tho southern portion Of tho Sousl,At
lantic States, The following Temperature,
nre reported from stations on the northern
frontier: EastporE 81; Burlington, 0l; Out
bee. 10; Montreal, GO; Apena, z5. South u
west winds prevail IN the Middle and Soath
Atlantic Statcs alld Lower Lake rcgluu faIt
oil districts Gust OF the Mississippi.
Indications t.re that slightly warmer, t,l,
weather will prevail IN The. Middle and Soulh
Atlantic States aitd tho Ohio Valley and Ieir
1lessee to-day, IND probably tomorrow:
; For the Ohio Valley and 'Tenliessee,
warmer, fair weather, vnrlnbls wtnls, tnosi
south 10 west, aud stationary or lower b..
rOIneter.
For the Lower Lake region, warmer; I'll.
weather, Winds mostly south to west nd
stati0nnry Or lower barometer.
For the Upper Lake region, fair weather,
followed by lncnl' rains In tho northern pos.
ton. variable Winds, mostly south to Hes,
lower 1aronletar' ynd STATIONARY or higher
For Tic Upper Mlss!ssippi and Lower Ms.
souri, Valleys, fair weather, sulltheriy winds
lowur barometer, mud stationary Or higher
temperature. - "
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