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ne. ne ,., church should be taught mo,.
cn!!snten tho whole Northwcait' i'se ~ N orlcr !.
oGnons NE tuture rhnerntjons. d. toefn, andis
EVI. " WNebx was elad 10 6en th.. hn,.nRtnf.
sne etrpnEer chnrohea MI wtrko.Sa.s as in Chtca,,
nelp tna little chapels, which ,tf,. t9 start snS
6eivos. VI t8lhlzationiih4al "
Tho tsov. =. n. williams fo1t ,,.., '@'
Ernat w..tk. but they nught INV sipfe: ~, t va.
WIT! movement. They sh0ufi ~ nuske make inr.
tuilts MID ~ renxihai tic ty,tyIs EEH1htee rial,
.unn1 ~ no Eru'!tly enlarged, sn.f nIe setalnatf
tlo university III JctFarsatt. aYtA thn,,n ugan.
bafty why would contribute ii1,aat ill.," he kacs
purpose. Tl,oy also needed ho;m" for ias
Iho Hov. II. L. Hammond thf,,.so,h, a..
tleo 70 lnrga churches af leArimu the p,sc
po unn0 BY committee tci,,i,s, ~ ttnns.sythn4 II
younger members fruin knnwInr ~ prevent tbs
Enverntsnet't. o,t which might b. ut asnaoe oeautcs
Tho Hey. Mr. Little thought tho
should work In oloser unInn ft,r thn no ch'itet4
of thoir faith. Enrh church shoni%s III prumotloa
tsrcst IN having tho 0thara ,lcbis neIa IKE A. b,
sSntHla sho.t! 10 organized for rifeo;,s IT,; AiAiou
They ,santcl moro compactntss,s ss11fs Hort
faypret! hhvinR hntlle In tle hfns, a.. He t!sp
THO Nov. E. y. hWlllams closed :, ~ ny ety.
with prayer. 'e' tae aeialos
, 1881-05-04
PkTENT CREAM EXTRACTOR,

The "vAolluln Craatu Extractor Sfnnufactnr-
ing Company" Ia In troublu. Onu Ut tho partGars.
N. II. Ilteuknler, nccusps uht'ller partner, Il. II.
Armour. With two distinct otsGnaoa Of osnhezzlo.
snent assA uny m!sG".nenaaz nf conspiracy
u tlofraud, Ihe ncouscl WAS IN tGutt
ut JustIcu Ar,ld's yesterday, and, after
ienrlilnx TINT he WA chnraca with havtnH e,,l.
bezziet tsa0 frunl tho .lotnt csanrcrt, xav1 hnit
fur I. heHril.Y tt,.day, 1t nppeArud th,lt the y.
Q, Z. NJ. Company has MI ullie1 on West ltu,i..
tiolph streel. neMr lrea1. and that The scopa. III
the business Is 10 ntttt!IfAesnrU th1ohncs Which,
pump, Will rniao cruain IN te.l tninuspa sni
skinned milk. hnttermitk. annr 1ni,k. ar my
other kind ut milk. mot stopping u1uil Ut ttta
milk Of i o0etM,lut ~ tic milk IL human Kind.
noss Armour. 1t u chnrgGd. ss,ll stock III tho
conrorn tp the extent ri kxa. nt,.l tM'cketmt tho
prucess. Tho ,nost surprising thial4 ntnMit tho
lasH IL that tho man WIN hrinva Tho 2uit IL not
the lnAu ~ w!loM lht stuck WIS SUlA.
, 1881-05-04
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Carl 11esslcln. u 0oFman' cutter, who has been
In this country about ono year, ani who In all
TINT tlmo has hem uuabie 10 Ret employment,
VIVA found in hia bed yesterday morning at No.
u Wet4t stfnet In what Mna supposed 10 bn u
dying cNnlltaon. Physicians >w0fo aun1Enpnod
They decided that the lnan was t,nder tho lnii.l.
ellco Ut Inurphlne. He f1matlied unconscious all
;!ny. y, and last night Taa taken TO tho County
counting ssaenwssh morphine. Whothes ha xpt
n' oyardose Or tslsti 70 e9l hls CAREER
that he ioit very dsapoudent 1t
IAte because he had bcen I" "wEttlcn up" In tbs
German pspera for taktng part In q sal0On
tD teatre tn slu!t this earthly scuae. Al iaat
Mcc9unse ho was sttl! unoousclout, though Ia thd
land OF the 1lylnx.
, 1881-05-04
TIE FIRST MURDER.

II llts9 Nk kulklFtshS
Spttfdi Dtspateh 10 1ne Chicago Tribune.
I3osrox, May '9.-'r.lc frat Murder ever
committed III the Old town Of MnrbleheaL
was discovered early this morning. The VIC
lin, Is Frank W. hathaway, n young n,an Of
excellent reputation, wha was found tace
downward In q shallow brook near his home
Will, bnd wound on tlie back Of Ills llead.
Tlle motive was robbery, rs hathaway was
supposed to have between 5000 and 81, 900
OH ills person, whfct, he !taH just Inherited
wife, from whoul In Ind separated
q few, mouths ,ago. 1t Is supposed. however,
that the fiitrllcrerA gnt ,ti0 bt,oty whit.
ever. Tho autopsy shows TINT tho cr1mq WIS
comlnitts,! before 1nLlpxht last nt9h;. aild tint
Two nen in his why hosac. The blow. probably
inflicted With STONE, wnssnfuicnt s,nfy to canso
tusrnsibilify, md tho ytptEm was then tlrnggcl
10 tho btnok and his hen1 torce,l Into tho mi,Id
n Ta' xs " the
Is not tho slightest ctew tn the nt.rtsrers, and
tho country for miles nrOuNl is wild With CT
c1tQt11gut,
, 1881-05-04
RnRHERY,


Fanute Anderson, a resident At iaa ~ a-nurf
clio ayeuuo don, was run IL a. t'o', .nD ons Of
lat night chargod with having re1assi i,o,pty,
hor ylsltora, ". II. Moad, Of Narqueu0 wao ap.
MIohlran. vi $3.50. Tho complainant, w. W.. ,bss
noars to ps very yeelans usaugst, sa' y. sul
to wont Into tho house aforesaid WV w., h. went
that ho ought to have had seoD wne'. t '.snd Dc.
away, Attoe loading about tue l'oIs wat ali bIs
nos Tor lew mln,.ses no natissM. iss,.aI .nAJ Jsnnes
tnunSy was gone. liz therefore ai iii The otnss
arS1st far iarocny I'1e keeper Rho ="
tninat.ss wGru run in VI well. .,. ,wo et,!0rtta!
Iiarfy MIitivan and Hi DnuEisss s.,'.,, 10. ~
men cnipipyed Al walters a. tns 1ha Arnofy
State street. arc loukS5' 'ya W Ems john rlynnJss
EhHt Ftypt, was worry drtlnx ,srntoprd ~ "
Ss,stardny nj tho soluoi, abuso ~. monty, flA
urn,ittetl tho darkles tn ts'of III. ~ ~ III packet
fSr hiu, Thoy thuM put tae e"o .s"st. s,id pusM
IvcE fl lii px:Hot. lls went 20 s.t Zinc une asd
bcen through I'm. iats pMsse ~" rlo uct ha;.t ~,
siftit. iii Rocket, ailj Flu gr' 1,,st na,s duts
3s,nn In lbs plurs I'll tho lime ttn.sses VI ths
The tiscI themselves, Or peen Eruu nltuse.
fhiux If d ne by s.,ulu one eiar hiuv The "
spent tis niHtt VI sho 4ArtnS'y y,,eklns wlta ~
,,,.s.rooIn with h,s. bscata ~"
tylur VI lesr Anu 1Aal-
, 1881-05-04

Tho kecpors. employees, mud Inmates who wcro
arrested Monday night during tho raid on tho
gasnhltng. house No. 1l Clark street wera mr.
ratxnud ycstortay morning boforo Justlco Will
eluhty kcno loving inmates wero discharged, tue
Elurt holding thut u'ider tho cIroumstanceA
tbey wurn nat uenslrAbe except in that they
kesner and s!x omptuyts wore fined Is npIeus.
str: Waip1lg, y tha e., one NM, respons.b9 tas tho
tho tt poioe. Would probably have boen tidi raorc
heavily had hG uOt been booked AZ George
Hartmann" thereby eluliux the vigilance Of tue
polo heforo exertIng themselves Ia the mnttor
pf prosecution.
, 1881-05-04

EdwnFt! Clark, FetpectAb!o NRI'eNFEuG younR
man Ut ~ years, WIS yoateFt!ay belt! by Jtlsstcu
lnKors0ll in 3,O bail t1 tho Criminal taurt fnr
luEce.,y Al halloo from U. u. Oenn, ut No. 'ss.t
Morgan strnot, aud IT. tbs! additional upNM u
charxe of lnrueny preferred ey QUO y; Ftshor, :.
hohr!aer 70 the sa'nu hous4. Glark took lNlyluys
nt tho hhuRH to1@a W0Ek3 NEQ, All4 nsNle w
favorable u, Impression that sr. ulunn hull no
hesitation iu !endinR hIsa her hssh4nd's gold
watch and chain. valued Ut $l liz Subsequent.
" halpel himself to the wearing Appartl Ut his
felluw .h0ardur, aud reeenIly ail tho property
waG recovered In down.tNwh pawtahaps, whptu
Clark hua ttspp3sA Of It. Tue pTaiuayaH he
s4uAndersd Ut ssyvEai prominent taro-hsnky.
, 1881-05-04
IN sELr-1,EFESsE,

Special UUpdtth 70 1h1 Chicago Tribune.
TEnRE l1ArTE, Ind, A1ay 3.-]osen1l
Montgomery, bartentter III tho snlouu nfll.
$. Mckenzie, on North Second street, shot
atui killed Daniel O'Neti mt M curly hour
tl,1s morning, O'Ncll had ordered n elnss ot
beer, aast, having 10 snuney, was refused.
lie went away, but soon returned with a
brick III his ialld a1,tl again demanded beer.
Upnlt being refused n second time In drew
back to throw tho briok, whcn Montgomery
f1rrd tho bullet entnrtnE the heart, killing him
insthutiy. Montgomery Immediately R1lve him
self up tn tho police officers. D'Netl was II very
bud character. hnytn1 servnh tornl in tho PEN
itentEary for robbery. and was worthless
lpa{er,
, 1881-05-04
MURDER IN Ell I,Aso, ILL.

An old foutl between two very nfo,nfnent
.,t;r,,,,n - ri nn ..,i T.. ~ .,:,
clt'"e.ts VI I'll 1'aso cnuea III Tue 1a'lrder OF
ono OF thb two, WHO WIS shot down dead Oh
Atntn strent of that cttv ohnut = otcloclr ~
1i"ra ~ =, n".ne', o' at",a ~ Eaon" W
: -hay - olf. r. " ta1solll' mayor OF III lMsos
Nny, one summer day III 1879, confronted by
n womn,, ,vho orrivaI In tl,a to,vr mi
a, . WV ~. H''ssa $50, - ssI se"H A's0
c!alMeu 10 Db his ueScrted WIG. llo WIS
then living with abother wife, and ind a so,,
almost grown. She Instituted suit for alI.
1nony. and q great scandal grew out OF tho
affair. NJ Il. ". Bullock. prominent law
yer OF El faso. WIS retained Ny her to
assist IN tho mauaxen,ent Of her casa. This
breach already OPENED botwuon tho two
1ucu, whose friendship was rupturett
~ 1871 over political matter. 1n ls7a
T,ea. Wnoafor,, G,nsv 49, a.,,esat, ~.
+,'s p,o.,',,.,,o ~ "as ,'.',ss, 'os
ulo notninauon , OF INC ltou' LOU bMilock. q
nIotneI " tne n1Iuereu nan. nn!'2ek Mtta"
1PSw 4aS% uaaee oafEain, ~ aa o.Smo1 as WHIT.
, 1881-05-04
FIRE RECORD.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Tho niartn from 1,ox E1l at 4::N yesterday aft-
ornOon was caused by n tlrc on tho second tloor
Of n two-stury framo houRn at NJ. I'll West
Nanlolph strict, nwtcth by William Fclpp, and
occupied on tho lirat noor hy ltGl,crt f9Mttig.
eniDnnkecpor, and on tho second floor BY Mrs.
Mct)crtnt,tt. Cause. Il defective tlllg Dhsna1c
itoOr &lQ.
, 1881-05-04

KENTIrltI[Y.

KENTUCKY.
LouIsvii.tE, May 3.-Stlas Sadie Powers 'lc-
stroytd ilor lilo ut nor homo in Lewis County.
Her body was found suspended by u ropo In ono
or the rt,ntas OF the huuse. .......
At Owcl,ton. Abraham W. Wnrnscntt commit.
It'd suicide 0y taking forty grains nf n1ornh1ns.
nKcd wife and married ln,ighter. before they
Gould !1tcrfero. anu .provent 1t. Deceased wnS
hbout ~ years old. ant hno been lallnr Of tho
county. Thls tunisaa tho third suicide In tho
county iu two dnys.
, 1881-05-04

n EANIE l1F CAKUS.
ST. Louis, May 3.-N0twithstandtng nine
tentl,s Ut East Carondelet Is submerged by
the raging flood OF the mad, rushing A,ssis-
sppi, Ben Douglass nnd Henry Tur-
ner, two negroes, found dry land
enough upon which TO plny a game
OF cnrds Tonight, nut restrained their tctnpers
SO tIly, that tney .1ua!rcIcd, and nouslns
whipped out a pistol and srilt n ball thrnurh
TURNER'S body, killing hi,n. The murderer then
jumped into skiH and escaped down tho river.
, 1881-05-04
Ono Mans Legs Filled with Bull
lets, and tho Other h1nn
n1ortnlly Hurt.
q Prominent Lawyer Of Ell Paso,
ILL.,, Killed by Ex-Mayor
= Ransom.
The Old Town OF Marbiehead,
Mass. Chronicles its First
Murder.
Arrest in Pennsylvania Of Two Notorious
.Oo7nterfaiters by Il United States
Detective.
A GREAT DUEL.

e,.-,1, ,1t.,e,.n ~ ~. r,hI,o., 1,.,htn,
>,,,s..',... o' - - era,. y ',t,,stnr nora
sh,oS .s..'s:' ~, I, ~ ,.,,as.,,nta
lnls atterHoot AIo"' eo'.t"'pua ~ ase'e.sa.'
somewhat 'hto tlle hiilang sttlKe li'"usuta@.
the co,o,,,un,tv. which has hitherto heer
Wv s..s,.' NV, e,s.AaI -. ~ hltvl, tI..
peAcellll a1'u quiet, sttFEeA up ~ u NIX" ue~
gree Of excitement by one Of the coolest
e,,nottnv ofYrnva m rocord ,As I write.
sAoo'nk "A4nsa "" tssu."' ~ ,..,..s 80 ~.
George BROOKS. 0Ilo Of the Victims, more OF
less r1Cilled with bullets, Is being conveyed
~, tho t,,f,, f,r ,oon tD,o frtocE,ro1 cn,,ntv
~ e sa.. ~ Los s.. Nv an ,i.,, b,',,.,
4l,roupb his ahtlompn. n living Mt f1A
1T. ns.sA..,
faty rnf1ao r1nrth of here ncrnsa
, 1881-05-04
CHICAGO rR1BuNE WEDNESDAY. d. 1ss1-rwELvE

rcgucsttn1 tho Chairman, rot. Hn1ttf, II uhi' n
tncrttnx of tho cntirn Committee for tho 9Th NJ
Mny. tn onnsitfcr the rtcstaor nj tho dlffcrbncne
betwoen tho Democrats In this state on tho d0bt
1ueAtion. Tho meeting ths boen called.
, 1881-05-04

Nt4n 1ntk Sun.
The sp.insheld ltspablteaa Of Thursday had
WUrd ooinos III Washington let4ers that the
Qrhns fund Wus Eafsed by eyuu aafdor pitches
than have beeu known. 1t II said that = New
York tfaa furoed u q per cent assUsatpvnt nut OF
employees ta lneet ts subscription. and that
ba,ikvr kindly all1Wed" " all bis 0.npl9yt4 to
shsro IN his W.T., tellurs paying sl. and nthera
Get. Grant Ii said to h4yp slrhwu check OF
s3ND on tho fund befoFa !eartng tos Mexico"
Jones, prf,prlet1r and editor Vt the 1Inss., by
rep,rtut os tho Suls oa Yhurstlay eyenlug. Mr..
JpRe8 sal4:
There 10 nGE u particle Of truth In Ii. It Ia.
thlAk, the HelHe4t paragraph ever sAxs Every
subscription WAS Al Individual 9ao."
, 1881-05-04
ST, PAUL MUNICIPAL,

sT. PAUL, 11iuu., b(ay 3.-As the municipal
election here to-day tbe entire DonUesaslu
ttokut was elected W ,majorties ranGlng from
10 to .sA), Edmund latce being electel stuyor by
thr tarypr niaJorfty. Qns Republican lueaaure
tho yOtfng of honas fos hlKh.schcnl building
aud public stroet projects weEo overwhelmingly
4pftate4, i
, 1881-05-04

MADISON, Ind, May.a-J. 4, Carlisle nnd
Richard Metcalf, living back Of prestersslIe.
ky., engaged In q wrangie about q fence,
when Metcalf, who wan armed with u shotgun,
tired upon CurllsIU, hitting him In the faeo and
Telling him to tho gr0uua MgtuM1f thon rushed
upon him. clubbing bis Guis. and beAttng him
nCAriy to death.
, 1881-05-04

OMAHA, Neb., May A-TllB gatlp, of crooks
operating here cracked another suta last
night. THE vlctlH this ttile wi.s thu A'turI-
cHn Sewing Machine Company. They rot 1Iliy y
suail anlnnnt ut cttsh, but rnzod thu eufn Intl
carrirl IN quito guaHtity or hOtca Aild papcrs.
Tho work WIS cviduntIy aona By professionals.
, 1881-05-04

SUSPENDED FOR ONE YEAR,
apstsai DnRelsh to 1xs Chttapo 7Fteua&.
AILwAuKKE. May a-Mlchael Phelau. prom.
irent member on Change, was suspended TO-
duy for 0ne yeas for refusing 10 tsatlfy befure
tho C9nmttteo that latBly investigated tho
grain. Inspection frauds
, 1881-05-04

WOOSTER, O., stay 1.-Feauk Zario, e1 roara Of
nEc, wns found dead ncur tho railroad trHck
with IL revolver by bis alde. He had committed
Suicide. CAUSE, tpelltNl liberation.
, 1881-05-04
atr11rY OF Fn1U1,l,E1e.

MEMPHIS, Tenl.., Mny3.-l1ays White, WHO
murdered Sheriff Iseattle, OF CrIttondcn
County. Ark, was tried at Marion to-day.
The jury. after M absence Of only few
minutes, rcturnoa yerdMt Ut guilty. Tho
tlcnth sentence has not yet D0cn pronounced.
, 1881-05-04

v1nats1A CRY, New, May a.-Thora Is a fire
in tho nlh llrcasts nunanza Mines above tho
1,ao0-root Iosel, supposed to 10 from apnntano.
OTIS Ignition ut the thinner of Aotnp old cayctl
ctan,Gcr. Meastirr4 nre being taken to sEnuthcr
tho 1ru. which is Iii nos!tlon whgro IL cannot
dMlnngc tho prc8ont workings.
, 1881-05-04

Speelat Ditpatth 70 1he Chicago 7fItNns.
AI1Lrnnp. Ind, May U.-Georxe N. Kicdor's
grocery etnre and Miller t. whoe'crs agrictlt.
tirnl wnrerootns, IN this plnco, were totally de-
str0v1l by lire this tntrflinE. rnusel by a De-
teotlvo tluG. No Insurance on either.
, 1881-05-04

HpfctdI UfDalth to 1ke Ehtedoo fTfb0nf.
JACxsnx. Sitct., May l-Tho large rcst1oncc
of u. d. TsnintuIt. In Sandstone Townshlp. Il fow
miles west nf this place. burned IT, tho ground.
WITH Il portion ut Its contents, Sunday night. A
fright trim was standing on tho trick Of tho
Michigan tbntrnl ftnif0nd ,lcar by4 nrl fhe trnln
men 1!t1od in removing goods. Total loss about
$.ttU0.
, 1881-05-04

Tho Uld penple whose blood has become thin
and steps feeble are pratssnv Hop Nistezs tor tho
gool shey have duna ths1.
, 1881-05-04

4 MILKNtAN MURDERED.
nosroH, AlayS,-Frank Ilathawny, n young
mtlkn,at,, was found murtlereA back Ut tho
Old pUvtter-h0use ut Diarbluhcah thls morning.
H1a skull was crushed IN.
, 1881-05-04

81. Lotus, Mot. My a.-A ,uecllnR at the
National copmIttes of, the National. 1resMhaok
purity has been called 70 meet ut tho Lacluda
Hotel, In this city, on tbs Tth OF June.
, 1881-05-04

V1MasNIA CsTr, New, May A-snall- pot has
bosn prevailing among tho Indians In the uelEh.
borlnx nounta!ns. Thsra aru also several caxss
IN tho city,
, 1881-05-04


ST.. JnsErtI, MU,, .Alay 3,-.A light nccurred
on the street here to-day between Dysert aluI
Hab Craig, In which pstals wera usel, tlle
former receiving II wountt ln tho shoulder which
II Ia thought Will prove fntMi.
, 1881-05-04

Special Dtspnfth to Tht Chicago TrIhnne
JACKSON. NiIch., May h-Tho CITY Council con-
flr,nel tho appointments Ut tho Mayor unani<
tnu.tsty, Tic pecsont !ncumlants nrr all rrnt,.
pp!nted. The city nlf1crs n'Hl Ennncl chamber
were nrtlortt removed frs',n tho Enurt-!ipllse
10 tho now Conmpion block, whcre line quarters
will bp tttGt1 up.
, 1881-05-04

or ns tho Exccut|yc hcnd ot tho CITY t1ovnrn.
mani. wcfo trivial in co,npar,so1 With tho dccp.
scatc,t hostility to tho Ti wn have alluded TO-
it wsa ioencd an eligible o:cn.ion to make m
effective protest, especially an Sir. Qrnhhs WINS
lid pxt6tinR ecbemo of nt,torttonment." Hptnk-
Ing OF tho ulcotInns Kel!crnly thraniEhnllt tho
State tho. Journal will eMy: "!nhAinttGh rs
tntns ind cItses Of tito atnto has nttnrtlet!
tho pctuto IN thu inn1H honest mt!
e!Dnooiisnl Hosrrl,n,cnt. Y wi,i 10 f'n!n,,
that tho Republicans have he'll the1r nwt tll1t.
, 1881-05-04

L1gTLs Hook, Ark, 3tay a-Tae Executive
CoMmittee Ut tho nlfpporatio btase Central
Committee met to-day and passed 4 resolution
, 1881-05-04

At tho evening scsafon tho "Gnt0reats Of Con-
gFeKnnonAllsm In Chicago and Vicinity" was
Tao init speaker was @. F, Gates. Esq.. who
nn ven Ghie.K Hrpw fro c!tySf r. !,s
alsts wer1 70 build up st!ll. The great prohle.n
was to take care Of The lower strata ot society.
Ieoro we're dsss!ats Il. tho cty saat gre filing
work to nssftllllate thoin. aud not !oavo them
for t!,e Communists and aaloon. to LEAD.
oty aad psao thero sssaay School siI !: snd d.
1 nsns Sf ss*sss tss0f R5psS Goa
ylaon shoull be ua.ia for Christian services and
sun1ay-school works: lie sugRcstc4 that th0y
tx sSns9r S estasn sn sn asn e he
Ths % spcaker hid worked ID "a i foii,wIare ~ shore
Ss Y ssss' s s5esa' Eli af'hs'
children co9la he w9u. Score. VI saeh
the lntorOsta Of Conyrega1onattsm ouu ID ho pru-
n,ot~s. a nnoens would to fnraaeA waon
zen fs s';s G,e 20 r. L. ths
inultlplloAdon af churches, but to work ~
reached, bauk efRht venetattons' Of Conkrcxn-
ttonnlsts, anu b. sekre.ted he was not born IL
Now !snRendt tho hatno OF the donom!natlon.
aSureh. & saS'a aaa the iasta%is Il sovsssmon! ia
tha land Were vory. clo.s. Cnagrcxauonalt.n
&C. sns* a q ,ssS teS .bauI xoSx u ae
y to foster It. Tho msmbess and the
pQat0ra should msat for u0nferenee, aud work Ia
eo!n1nan. This was tho l'eat way to disseminate
Csi. Hammond sa!1 tho, Theological Seminary
w.. he g, e o
the Northwest The peopte should tHko mnr1
intcrtat ~ i. and sx,nsr1uto !n!ro 9en9foasiy
Interest ia Tue Institution, perhaps becauso i
WAs Aut talked apout enough. Thu prluclplut VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

Geo. H. Bigelow Of Burlington, special
agent Of the post Office department, has re-
ported TO Postmaster General James the
results of an investigation made by him
into the use OF mail bags belonging to
the United States by the Canadian govern.
ment. Mr.. Bigelow says that his investi.
cations have convinced him that one-third
of all sacks and four.ffths Of all the pouch.
es used by the Canadian postal authorities
belong to this government The pouches
have been used in many cases for over five
years, and, besides the local service. are
sent to England, Ireland, British Colum-
bia and other places. A demand has been
made upon the Canadian authorities for the
return Of these sacks and pouches, but the
authorities show very little disposition to
return the stolen goods.
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Corn and other late crops arc suffering
badly from the dry weather.
Mrs Ralph Hawley, former resident
OF this village, died at Madison, Wis, last
week.
Mrs. j. Clifford Clark and child
and Mas Eva Clark are visiting friends in
town.
Hon. ID. l.. Boardman and family
Troy are at the Equinox House for Sop
TENDER.
John Vanderlip our mail carrier, has
purchased new wagon Of Lampson 4
Taylor.
-Es.Mayor wckham Of New York and
family are registered at the Equinox
House
&C u. Blair, c. j. Blair, y. I. Blair
anl Miss Blair OF Chicago are ct the
Equinox House.
Mrs. Henry Gray has gone to Iowa to
visit her mother, Who Is IN and not er.
peeied 10 recover
Misses Maggie aud Minnie Love q
Brooklyn have heen spending some time
q, the Elm House.
Mr.. Sussex d. Davis and family Of
Philadelphia are among the late arrivals at
the Equinox House,
--sariell Prentice aud family and Mrs.
Judge lsham OF Chicago are at the Eaui-
noI for september
There is a large number Of visitors 10
town aud a good number viii prolong
their stay during September
s. u. Babcock and family. II. ID.
Babcock and family and Mr. W. =. Dixon
and family Of New York are at the Equinox
House.
III is not quite ~ dry here as in ) me
portions Of New Jersey, where il is said
there is not water enough for people to
use in washing their faces. but we shall
be as badly of as that unless il rains before
many weeks.
The Equinox House uses Orange, Co.
y. Y, creamery butter for the reason that
enough Vermont butter Of the right quail.
~ canno, be procured ~i,hou, grea.
deal Of effort Our Vermont butter max.
sn oush, 10 bc able to supply the home
demand
-Bauit. bros killed another bear Last
week. A fe~ years ago they we're trying
hArl 10 make tho number 81 bears killed
by thon, reach fsy and then they were
going 70 stop. But they did not stop at
fifty and this one makes the 6isi- The
State pays SIS houniy on each bear killed.
The parlor Of the Congregational
church will he open 90 Wednesday. Sept
yth between ilae hoars Of 10 = IN and p.
IN. for the sale OF articles belonging TO the
Ladies Bene,elent Society. which re-
NAMED unscIi ircm the fair Of the 18th.
A suppl, Of cake would be an acceptable
sddliion % The tables
Remember the fall term al Burr and
Burton Seminary begins next Tuesday si
sAx, aud the new prineipal requests All
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Eqsiss1 House.
Y. II. oRvis. PRornirroa

f.H. oRvis. PRorHrros
Inward 7 Blair. chie'go
Miss Lsiis smith, boston
Mss Olwstsad
~ Miller, Laisvill., ossn
Mr. aud kn WIN Dixon aud family. ssv
Iofs
The Ml,sss B.booek and maid, New Yorh
sarah A Collins, Nj Lsbsson
O apodss. -ifs, child and maid New York
Nj and Mrs J Wild
Miss Julian
Mrs u II Psaslss
Miss Walker
IN Cossitt Jr 4"
Nj and Mrs y Hyde
Master Freddie Hyde
pa warren and wife. pbilsdslphis
v VI, "a Y. Va il w's.A.u, Ne: rorl
WV Bsan. Boston
y Oossitt, New York
8eo w Elder .
O A Bobbins, New yort
Mrs. 0rifith Rowe, Nev York
Mr. and Mrs sussex ID Davis, 3 children AID
maid. PhIlAdslphia
Bosrdman, Troy
y Blair. Chicago
CB Blair .
= . bsbccck, New iori
II BAbcock
Miles " vosDurgh, Albany
Benz Y Miles, Rochester
Henry II fsham. Chicago
W 1.Adclin, Readisg, Pa
Mr. and Mrs D l. Boardmsn. Troy
Misc Boardman
Mics Watson and maid. Nsw York
John Hall Watson, Jr, New York
Cyrus Il Watson
Lizzie and Mabel Waison, New York
WE ID stokes, New York
Misc skinner, Chicago
Misc Y simmer. Chicago
Mr. aud Mrs q Adolphs Low, Nv York
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.si,oh. Cs..u ..p.,o.Cs.r.

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
o few doses invariably cure the worst cases
OF Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure Of Consump-
ton is without parallel in the history OF
medicine. Since its first discovery it has
been sold on guarantee, . test which no
other medicine can stand. II you have a
Cough We earnestly ask you to try it.
Price 10 cts, so cts. and $l.0O. II your
Lungs are sore, Chest, or Back Lame, use
Shilohs Porous Plaster. Price Is cents
Sold by J. N. HARD, Manchester, and by
G. ]. WAIT. Factory Point, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

Refined and educated women will some
times suffer in silence for years from kid.
ney diseases, or constipation and piles,
which could easily be cured by package
OF Kidney-Wori. There is hardly wo.
man TO be found that does not at some
time suffer from some OF the diseases for
which this great remedy is specific. 1t is
put mp in liquid and dry forms, equally
efficient --lSprinqdeid Union.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-01

Why do so many people We see around
us, seem 10 prefer TO suffer and he made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite, Coming up Of
the food, Yellow Skin, when for rs cts.
We will sell the Shiloh's yitalizer. guaran-
teed TO cure them. Sold by J. N. HARD,
Manchester, and by Q. J. War;, Factory
Point. VI.