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yUtili.atien Of waste Products.

The Rlycerine industry, which has
attained 70 large proportions, is q re-
markable illustration Of great indus
try based entirely upon what was. un>
til lately, q waste product of the soap
boiler. As even more important 10
the category, we may name the indus
tries, connected with the Manufacture
of aniline dyes and artificial madder
from the refuse of coal tar, was once
the abomination and nuisance of the
gas works. Old boots and shoes, the
leather waste generally, are now turn
ed to COED account by the chemical
manufacturer in producing the cya-
hides, ferro and feirid-cyanides, that
have become indispensable in color
printing and in photography. OF the
oarcasses of slaughtered animals not q
scrap or morsel is allowed to 90 to
waste and even the waste blood OF
the abattoir is utilized by the sugar
refiners and the manufacturers Of albu.
men.
Sawdust. mixed with bleod or other
agglutinative substances and COM
pressed by powerful pressure in heated
dies, 10 formed into door knobs hard
ware and furniture trimmings, but
tons, and many other useful and de-
corative articles. The spent tan bark
Of the tannery is utilized as fuel under
steam boilers. Oyster shells are burn-
ed to lime !; the waste of linseed oil
factories 10 largely sought after as food
for cattle the waste ashes of wood
hres are leached for alkali river mud
with chalk, is ground and burned to
make the famous Portland cement !;
the waste gases Of the blast furnaces
are utilized to heat the blast, and to
generate the steam that drives the
engine that furnishes the blast and
the slag of the iron furnaces that from
the iminemorial eDly served to deco
rate the hillsides, is now cast into
building blocks, g.anulated to make
building sand, made into cement,
mixed with suitable chemicals and
made into the commoner grades of
glass, or blown by steam jets into the
finest flaments to make the curious
mineral wool for eovering boilers,
steam pipes, etc. The waste heat Of
the lime kiln, in England, is made to
generate steam to heat large build.
ings.
lfhe great hills of coal dust in the
anthracite regions of Pennsylvania,
which have for years borne silent but
eloquent testimony to the crudity and
waslefulness Of our methods of mining
our coal, will doubtless disappear be-
meath boilers supplied with Ingenious
dust burning devices, or In the form of
artificial Jumps Of coal will be utilized
10 our Kitchens and parlors. Even the
anthracite deposits themselves, now 80
enormously valuable, were but few
years ago 30 many layers Of blackstone
unappreciated and valueless, And 30
the record may be indefinitely extend.
cd, showing how modern science with
the most bene6cent results 10 steadily
teaching the world to use the waste
substances nature and the arts, en-
abling us to reap advantages where
none were supposed TO exist, or where,
IL they were suspected, they were un-
dervalued or neglected.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-18
Care Of the ringer Nails.

Scarcely auy personal peculiarly /.
more indicative of character than the
finger nails. There are some who be
lieve that palmistry or the reading oi
character from the hand can be reduced
TO science just as much IS phrenology
can. lfso, 1t would necessarily be au
obscure science 10 the majority Of peo.
pie but the signs of character indicated
by The finger nails may be read by MI
with very little study. In the first
place, the shape Of the nails is very sig.
nificant. A slender, taparing nail Of y
rosy hne, with shell-like transparent
edge, 10 always the accompaniment OF a
refined nature. Broad, stubby nails OF
ayellowish-white color, ,and with opaque,
muddy-looking edges, indicate natural
coarseness, though they often accompany
great good nature, while the other va
riety ~ frequently goes with q shrewish
temper. The care Of the nails 10 one OF
the most important of the minor opera
lions of the toilet. Mails may be greatl,
improved both in shape and color by
proper attention. The best appliance ID
nail brush used In water softened by
little borax and fine toilet soap. In
Sell-cared-for nails the curtain-like rim
which surrounds them Ii well pushed
oack, displaying delicate crescent at
he root. In trimming and pairing, th.
,hape should be as long an oval as pos
ible. To cut pail squarely on gives
he end Of the finger . stubby look. In
cleaning the nails the knife should never
Grape OF the inner substance Of the
,ail, % this makes the edge muddy In
appearance, whereas 1t should be trans
,arent. The nail 10 susceptible Of
nigh degree Of polish BY rubbing 1t with
hs towel when drying the hands. Tht
iabit of biting the nails Is one against
which children should be carefully
guarded. It is ruinous to the structure
4 The nail, and once acquired is one OF
the most difficult habits to break. This
Is evidenced by the fact that some mel
and women, but more especially men,
rave habit Of biting their nails when
eading Or studyinr, of which they are
perfectly ,lnconscieus. Not few law
yers and clergymen occur to mind whose
aails aIe almoe, = deformity as q result
Of this babit.- Erchanoe.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-18
Great Insiucsments.


Our great annual closing out sal,
of spring and summer clothing st th,
Boston One Price Clothing House
will com. mence on Saturday June II
and continue until all are sold.
Extra special Inducements offered
in boys and children's depar tment
Every purchaser Of ofa suit will
receive a present.
The presents consist Of silk hand
kerchiefs. neckwear, suspenders and
other articles too numerous to mem
lion.
All are invited to attend the sale
q ID procure d bargain, and I am satis-
led they will 90 away happy.
V. E. HoLMEs, Prop.
2l3 Market street.
jel7-eOdtf.
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..Incomparably superior to /

ssIncomparabiy superior to the
The public, is the verdict Of Professor
Duncan Campbell, NJ. DE-. L. d. Pr esi-
dent Keyal college of Physicians and
Surgeons, Member General Council, Uni
versity of Edinburgh, elc., etc., IN regard
to the Lleb,g Co.'S arm icated extract oi
Witch Hazei. 1t cures Piles salt Kheun,
Catarrh, rheumatis m, Men raJgia, Painful
Monthly Flow, Sore Throat, Varicose
Veins. Beware OF counterfoite. Sold In
hfty Cents and dollar sixeA.
, 1881-08-23

R,tl the party, mounting, rMlr ,,,,,. -
WINS rcaellcu nhout n'ciork IN tT,"le, ~ which
Tint night tho tlnW WIS UNI, ~ u,u ~ ,'4lolHnY
ntl1 HraMl heyo!,tl measure. Tin .,e.ye a,esye
nearest town. w,ts Having al,n7 tie iii bcI cSIte'la
rtsHr a!ld nt The then terminus WI. W. n Gt
tuttHR Itself thtu Il I,on nt tllu f,nt ~ merlpl.
cascnttn falling llesi'le 1t. At ti'nns Pretty
lnva, like melted itnn, wnuL tIrn,, m,ls ot
puol with hiss ntnt II rnnr. ft,tin,.m!t9 !9 tt,
Numbering expulsion tint w>It,I wtI'"M sus, hya
water, NOW Boiling, III III Il y;st cMy!ii.u u1a
stray Twenty or Thirty frnt hiyh sTt'.'h ~ of
tho !nyn wt,ll,l How slower 5,mt cnr, -. n,snes,
tbici,eil tllu Wntrr's strtICn. Ovnr ~. y L
Wnit[u sprrNl Hike II Cnhu uf E.r itTin!nll'el 1t
with the How, It'll tho wltsr touI't s'hsn!ax
~ 'HNgcr, md lton, With rrta,ri lEpofs lEnp It
u W0ltlt( break ut tlia bark mi lii J, saf
bottnnt viii! tunltlttN0us l,uisc. "" !" 1|ia
Sini1lnr rlltiiDlI1Elin, even On n n...,
AGalrt vera rct,rn.ell Dll Wr.lucs,1.Hrt Htaihdet iN
Tho !!nw was nbDitt iIalt 4 mia invaGs ,las.
THO rfytr-btt, trDm Whlstl Il lntl en,,,@ii .in@ii
MI thu W,lt0t, Arriving nj n rIIsc,,ln ,I,ls'lllvit
twenty feet high, It fiji Uyer In l's'e w., sote
llnMl nf lame sixty feet wlr, aml ast wa* IT, 1s!|
cirttatel Into large l,nn nf Wairr T'n nas. s,s.
flltcr1i f1tt ttccD .a!l sUao lAl frt i, i"saIy II
cllmtnr'licr. trnlstorIMtng 1t Into " ,nst e!s'
nntli callrott Of Itery explosives. tha. .naa asa,
hot s!rny md steam lip anil amut far Il as!
incrctlfb!u distances, till ntt wns rnhs,,, mssl y
Ntltl tho .l1Dl wHs itiMi to II lnyel wltl u
riter.beu AllDy1-nll Dpurntttn, whtri, ~! tue
pied ubOltt III, llOnr ntt halt ,Inri,T ,isI Mssi
limo ,ear'y l,oW cublc yards Of laya" ",ftsa ws;s
ttclluSftcn. "'' "e!e
, 1881-08-23
MOTHER GARFIELD.
IN EXcRLLENT SPIRITS

Special DiJputth to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. GA reporter
yleitct the mother Of Garfield Mt the resi-
tlonce Of her niece, Mrs. rl,Gbe Clapp. III
Hiram, to-day, and found hcr In excellent
splrits, considering the low condition of tho
President. She was anxious to get tho latest
Intelligence from Washington, and cncour-
aging reports had a cheering effect upon her.
Said She: II do hope lie will recover, but !
nm afraid
THE CHANCES ARE ALI, AGAINST lI1M.
Poor boyl how he has suffered" When tile
subject Of going to Washington was broaclled
to her, the aged Indy replied: II have not
received word tint am wanted there,
and until then 1 will remain IN
Ohio. lie Is receiving the best Of treatment,
and 1could do him no good. Capt. Henry Is
Mt Ilon,o OF, private business, and lave not
heard wor,l from him. lie Is coming to
Hiram to.morrow to start Nilsson In college,"
MOTHER aAiiYIELD
salt. further TINT sflo will probably go TO So
lon next Saturday Il l,nthtng startling hlp-
pcns buioro thon. Soins time next week sl!a
will also ylsIt Mentor to see the Presidents
snqs They have spent " lonely summer.
Whom they lett Washington they expected tc
SEQ ti,eIs fatlar and mother in few weeks
Mrs. Dr. s. a. Boyntol fs also visiting witt
Mrs. Ciapp, and declares that Mother Garflclt
hears up under the excitement better thu
other members Of the fainIly. Tlo morning
oicIal bulletins ni,d occasional letters an
kilograms from Mrs. Garfield asltl Mnstcl
Harry are received BY tie Presidents moth
er, and Mrs. Dr. l,aynt0n II III recalpt0f taIl,
letters from her husband.
, 1881-08-23
4 Quarrel Near nagerstown, Nd.
Terminates In The Death Of One
Of The Participants.
Desperate Cutting ARRAY Between st,
Louis Thugs sojourning at the
Hot Springs.
Arrest and tSnbscGucnt Confession Of
Juvcnilo 1nccndtarlcs III West
Virginia.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Wreck q
Wabash Train in Missouri
Yesterday.


LITTLE Rock. Ark, Ang. @.-partlcnlars
Of double murder fl Scott County. eight
cen miles from Waldr0tl, renc'lcd here To-
dny. Two men known III TINT part OF tho
Stato by the 1tnnles of Folsom mud ltubbs
Ind been gambling for several days with
John Stewart. Stewart was proprietor OF II
country store, md dcnlt quite largely Ill
whisky, and was also nj, Inveterate a1,tl sue
ccssft,l gambler. 1fe Ind w0ti steadily from
tho men named abova until about slo0 hal
ctnngcd lands. Finally they nrose from thu
tab!e, md one satd. "1',l broke" They took
seycral drinks to braca up with, mounted
their horses. and r0lte of. Tic night after
the Termination uf tho EaniO they rotto back
to the stUry, woke Stewart ltl,, nt.l asknd Tor
whisky. Ilp got u lamp, Weit Into the store,
drew the ltqunr, md placcu 1t Oh tic cotlttcr:
Onu OF the ttesperatuus then ,quletiy pulletl
ont q navy s(x.smotcr nnlt pinced 1t on the
counter, an!t rs Stewart turned toy, towntsl HIN
pectlng Victim fiji 10 the iioor, tho blootl
pouring from tho wound III his brenst:
frhe iilllrtarors then run around beh!lll
tho couMter, dragged Him Into tho
Street, aml Slot i,lni six. times.
BILLY McssinRatr, WIG lives near Wa!hrolI,
win wns MI i. visit to Stewards family, hrnrl
saw, Stcwart on tho ground. and went bacls
stn1ces. Willie talking one Of tho, men
| stepped up to the dior Ni>d snld: cd u-li
yolt, do you wnnt to tnke IT up?" nnd With
out waiting for reply shot N(esslngae lti
the back Of tic head, tho bnll passing through
and coming nut through, l!is upper lip.
and several indictments Woro pc'ltltng against
| Him.
, 1881-08-23
GREAT NORTHWEST. TELEGRAPH CON-

6psetal Dttpaieh ia 1hs CAteaao Tribune.
MONTREAL, Aug. 23.--Tha Great North.
west Telegraph Company is making prepara-
tions for considerable extensions east and
Yost along tho north shore Of the st. Law
renee toward st. John, and OIL towards Lake
Nlptsslng and the Sanlt 6to. Marie, this lust
with view Of raachtng the Northwest, md
forming connection with the lines OF the
co,npatly already started tAero, by lncanssof
u cabIs through Lake Superior. Extensive
repalrs and rebuilding OF the lines in. differ
c,,t noirts OF tfle c0lliltTy are lbouttO be cum.
!nee necess!tsttnx are,SS ontay ~ orsler
alJ stores department will roInatn ll Mont.
rsa, a e. Slqasa s} w a be WsS sso iysohs y t2 s9 -
SiuntroaI and Toronto, Tho exclten!ont
na!st ths transfer whc was ra cot'nea To-
attempts to get up litigation against the
Company y fr9wns| down BY public Eo''t1. l.
that there will BIZ no further attempts to llar.
ass the now Company BY laW.procGeAtngs,
and It. wi! be allowed q fair Held 70 develop
lis policy.
, 1881-08-23

at thc time lint llo felt no nausea. T"'.layy
hardly any mncus has been scc1ete.l, and 1
consequently the stSomaet' has not been dis
III reply to questions with rcEnrtt TO lie III
aasncti gland. Dr. Bliss said:
"'rhe EIaitluar swelling is stlll h9tu, nna
shows no signs ny yet nf s,lbsfdlng, although
Tho swelling q The s.irroanalllG parss Inv
te!l. % l nm nm rather inclined 10 think q viii.
tlD not, llowayer, appralend nlly serious con.
sequences even lit tint cnse l!oxtdc4 w eaa e,'
Whit, forms il }ikely to bo Of q healthy c1inr-
acter, md we shal! llberate It promptly W
tncislcn. There l,as been no palt1 III tho
glatld this afternoon. ailtt 1t has ......-..
CAUSED THE rAr1EST LITTLE ANNOYANCE.
With rcgnrd to tic septic tnfnt In the 1loutl.
SianduInr Inflammation. DR.. Bliss said: 49,.
"ln cases of this kinn, where tile patient
becomes enfcoblpd by l0slE-c0lltlntgtl ievet
md sapp!,ratlon: thc,c @ 4 awayy ,n,;e.sI 5ow G'
sort OF mild MISUNDERSTANDING, bnt L Is very
different thing frn1,t pyten!a. lytetala Is
caused by absorption fmtn tho blood OF t1is,
united elements q brokel!w,' pt's. H. S,si ora.,
lation. and wherever s'lcl, !. fragment loagcs
IN p.,e of tho minute l,!o0t-vessels It becomes
thG centre Of suppnratiol'. Ihe sylnptoMs
Of pyNa s.lcl! as a'snfsa1IS1't s..af1s3a,Is1, trc n ~
tho skin, oslor Of tho breath, antl increase!
Temperature of the body, are oil mnrketi anu
unnlistnknlite, md none of ttleni lhs al my
ts apgse,s a ds M te ethsr Eessns senficn,a did
not oftct! preccdc pyr11'n. l5r. Hliss saiM:
tTes, but pyfcinln t[oes nut by any means
necessarily follow scptic1Bnlia.
THEY AnK DISTINCT CONDITIONS.
entirely independent OF oAlo another. The
President has no symptoms wl'atcsof OF
, 1881-08-23

II you want to tortuFe. tho avornao man. send
apon bl%: espec|a!ly 4 hH 6as q 20 e 3 s.9rSl
where tho eleFks ara lad!ea and be doeant
lsSy H" o,orE %I IL .uea % " way 81 u.tsey efu.h.
Ing man and tnaflng hin realt10 hls IT,
norAnee; We had lllsIs experience tho other
duy, We wantea ennukh cotton to pack = Aot
Of jewplry In q box soluo Two taches equRIe. This
notion Tse set out to purchase. Wa had aH In
dstlnIt idea We could Est II at big variety store
way. but whom we xnt ther1 and look1d In. we
didn't have Tho nuEye TO enteF. 1t was oE0wdCd.
and We didn't know which way to turn after We
got shere, and VS. talt that wn should get lost
thara, aud altogether It was no Asa. We WcllQn +
do 1t, 10 wB won't round to TraMpQt How 2nd
finally found q store that wAs comparatively
, 1881-08-23
KNIGHTS, Of PYIHlAs. Y

Ixp1ANAlot.1s, Ind, aug. aa-'The officers
of tho Supreme Lodge, Knights Ut Pytll!as,
will meet tn executive session in this city to-
morrow, and will probably occupy tho re'
,natnior at tho week III business pertaining
to Tue Order, The fourth annual report of
tho endowment rank. the headquarters Of
which aro III this city, has lust been Issued,
and presents song, Interesting features: The
ills department. word s4:.1, ,al9,55 and The dla-
bursenents S4aa ,407.S6 Amount oi benefits
patl during tue year. 34l0.&G. The lnenl.
berahtp Of the endowment rank now AgEra-
Hates 244iO. Whtla the membership Of tho
Oulirb Order la about It's QUO.
, 1881-08-23

WHEELING, W. W., Aug. @2.-rhe boys
arrested last night OH susi,lclon Of having
sol fire 10 tho Schulz stable were released,
but to-day were rcarrcstei. mil betna q,les-
toned separately, confessed 10 having tlonu
80. rllotr ulans were deliberately laid, md
III order to divide tho responsibility, NIL
touched IL match tO tho straw II, tho stable
Ut tho same instant. Their, motive. wns re-
ycl,gu for having been driven out Of tho
stnbIe sDmo days before. 'rhoy Ware tive III
i,umbur, and range from II to III years Ill age.
, 1881-08-23


sssttal Dtspat<h TO 1hs Chteaso Tribune.
CLEVELAND, u. Aug. 42,--Goy, Sheldon,
OF New Mexico, who has Just returned from
Washington, was called OH this evening ut
Ills resldence In this city. un4 Interyogated as
10 The feeling In Washington regarding tito
Presidents chances Ut recovery. llo said:
"Peopls at lurge th!pk that llu will die. All
the tllne hare been ln Washington / have
not heas.. any ono express tho opinion that
he would live, except Mrs. Garfield Tho
doctors. as the bulletins indicate, express
hope, but do not say that he Will, live. DE
Hamilton, Just before ] lsft, informed Mo
that tho wound Itself was getting along I'D.
ntrably, but tliut the great difficulty was
With the stomach. liz says that tho paroti4
swelling was not unusual or necessarily
dangerous, but would call upon his reserved
strength. Everything hanged upon The
stomach regaining lts tQue."
SYMPATHY oy THE ForE.
WAsB4Eorox, D. e., Aug a.-The foE
, 1881-08-23

ArtTENSATE HOPES AND FEARS.
The csowtls about tho newspaper Offices
all day yesterday again shaved the depth of
the publlc's interest lit the Presidents coll
lktion Every fresh bulletin. WIS eagerty
scanned, md rs much hope rs was possible
extracted FROM its contents. But 1t ,wns
principally OF negative character. 1t WIS
d relief-iM fact. ali Immense rcilef~-to know
that tho President WIS no worse, and That he
was possibly Just u very little better. Fur
ther than that, scarcely anybody dared to
believe rea p: the erows ,st1st ayo Y,
tue honeycd words OF Bliss, and to receive
grains Of salt. tiunce, eycn at his most Gil
thusiasttc periods Yesterday. the large pel-
great au1ount of comfort to full back upon.
al.d there were groups Of long, anxious faces
IN front OF the big windows, and WHISPERED
tssrs that tho en't was drawlnE l,ki,; ,ak{n;
bulletins. however, aid tho eatssss
possibility ot tic i'resldsiit's pnlling
through. Inspired 1,tore l!one tl,an has bce.l
was again able 10 tako nourlsl!ment III tile
naturat way, and that atonday--the tlay which
had seemed to be marked ns the terrible crl-
SO iil The cass-wns Weal.nlxfl spGnt and up
trass sta s aisstpatel' @e ot e dS espo,l:
tlency and gloom which settled down upon
tile city carly IN tile day. Thu contradiction
OF bogus dispatch announcing tho 1'res!.
lont's death. and obviously intended fol
effect In "GaMblors' alley" WIS reatl with
evident gratitude, mingled. however win j
righteous feo!tnE Ut Indignation ,aAf coil
tempt for tho human gtluulA who started !lle
lie ard gave 1t currency. NOT n little OF tl,e
hope which wis ungelllaroA during tho clos
ing hours Of tile afternoon was DUG t9 tht y,
statement iii hnp Ut tlle bul!etlllB t!aNt TIL
l'resitp,lt lind Mt Inst been given what soy
eral Chicago physlcinns md II humber
CI.izons who have usVd It lad recominon4e'
--nal,lely, koulntss; und those who Ind teste'
the virtues of that nutritious a1Nl dec!aeuI
pleasant drlMk naturally argued thnt til
fact that the President was able to tnxe,
nnd keep It slown WIS encouraging In itstlf
while as for the probability t!,at It would u
him Rool and hglp. build Up dys
tD1n Which las bean steadily. M0r!
down oil. al! tllo food oxpedIents hitllert
MIalnfy .resorted to in tho slck.roolil At tlt
Wl!ito House thoy l,llt no sort of d0lht
But the must cu0raKinH algn to the multi
titAe{w4s thp fnet tint tile President Ind VII
ylvel whnt tile. physlelAl,s were reportctl I
hayp snltt WIS lfkuly TO bp tile supreme ertaI.
and Ms the hours went by md no further III
favorable symptoms WUrA reported fres
fl0pea once Mpru anlillntHu tho public heart,
, 1881-08-23
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.
HaAeIat tltanaieh a 1*ts fhteaan 1lfh1tdk

uAaBnsrowN, Md. AUX. GA Stacking
tragedy occurred ut this place last evening.
William. I3assett, 4 braket,ia1. on tho Wll!t0
Sulphur express Of tho Shenandoah Wiley
Railroad, shot alld iustantly killed n young
man na,ned Kirk ketldil. Of Waynesboro,
RI, lust across the Alaryland line. Dassett
was ACCUSED by Ketlu.l Ut u,,.luo intimacy
VIII, tic daughter Of tho proprietor Of tho
isiigway iiotsi, Of Waynesb0ro. Ito tleniu!l
Tie accusatton, which WIS ropentetl by Ked-
iii. Blows followed, and KeadlI, why waa 4
v0ry powerful nlan. grapulea with b9ssett
this posltl0n l}aBseit draw u revolver and
slut ketltEl, tha bull pi0roing tho l,eart a1,tl
killing him instantly. Dassatt ttlen threw
tic pistol away alll fled, lilo ltas not yet
beeH arrested. :
, 1881-08-23
SUICIDAL,

BLooMISorox, ILL.,, Aug. ssa,.-13cn Darncs,
a well.knuwn and industrious young n,au,
son af ar old resident, committed sulelde to.
tlay by taking arsenle. Everything possihie
was .lono To yaYe tlfs life, but III YAln. The
suicide WIS the result 0t despolltteilGy.
Hosetat Dtspatth 10 1ns Chitago 1ttbuMt.
DArTl.E cnkEK, Mlcll.. Ane;, 9:-Tw9
Clara Colburn took inorph!ne this evening to
c0tnMlt suicide. Tlle ltrst, aged IT. died lie
pti,er Will recover, The causa was that their
lovers hatl deserted them, md they had ~.
solved TO d!0 together, Il.
, 1881-08-23
A HARD MAN TO Kill.

Frank Kamtsoh, tho young lJoastt'Mash Mhomas
was 10 badly stubbcd Sunday night oy II, 1It +,not
Kuchlnka proves AZ hardy a. tue sone's, s"s,' from
pcopo Of bis atlonal'sy, and late aeeoI .h.t h.
The County Hosp!snl are to tho uaaes 1T fbaf DO
doing nicely. Tue doctors VIII m not Il u" nt dynx
will Teoover, but they ar0 aur0 na - ara falrl5
good. lii Rssatlant waa arrntgnod st1 Ueiy Without
tiuy Wallaca yesterday. and W. VEN ns'"
ball for ton daya to nWnlt tho resus''
, 1881-08-23
FIRE RECORD.
CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box I'll, Mt 8 O'Clock yes
tertlay afternoon was caused by u fro in a
two-story frama house ut No. 1ot North
Water street, owned by tho heirs Of Peter
ConIey. amt occupied as saloon BY Hannah
Murphy. Danaago SIS, and to contenta SO.
AFTERNOON Was c1,nsetAby fire or. tho roof III
4 two-story fran,e building at No. % Blue
Island avenue, occupied, by T., KAHN as, n
furniture factory. Cause, sparks from tue
chimney. Damage, $40.
, 1881-08-23

Off asked of IN Experienced Nov, ws,a,3ss. ssa
hsyo heard mst'y fa5gloffs a'g ~ VIII tn9ss:;
DaUv NtMy, ons night at ,,a ,sspnda pp,sda Up
seme of faro-taat u. L, ~, e s1n1fa1 nfS borto.ssa
b. | went nway with every pocket q e.oabwcf IL f1n.
bllng-raolns told ma that "ooo 1S''
sm9kod 90 w0rth Of oagasa" .,.
;" iaot. assltFo you. lie took cixa yS bessn u
about u each, 1nd lighting ,.'er 9e md ID aboa'
hla nervous wAy t0 eat tae 9.ayH1 etLsH nnoI"
Two minutes BIZ w0tild take Ifesa o"S'
, 1881-08-23
pOsTpoSEMESr OF THE CRAa1E1s
CASE.

New HAVEN, Col,r, Aug. 2o.-,fusttce
Booth tlect,lotl not to admit tho Slnlloy toys
Ia bntl. Iii the Crallter Inquest. tho father
a,Ml sister Of tho boys tcstllutl thoy were Mt
ioma Frtttny night.
Ntw HAVEN, Coln.. aug. e2.-Tlso casu
Of the Malteys, charged With the murder of
Jennie Cra,ncr, llus ltcn postponed for two
WErkA. -
, 1881-08-23
: INTERESTING LAW POINT SETTLED.
Hfssefat Dttoetrh IN Yhs fMfe-a1 1Ar4h,ns

6pse1d1 Ukpateh 70 1Hs OAaecQo 1f7ban&s
OSHKOSH, Wis, Aug. .a.-Two years ago
Walter Dallou, a businessman OF this city,
tltod leaving numerous debts and $1,000 ot
Insurance, $1,000 of which was il. the pen.,-
sylyania Of Pennsylvania, 5000 In the Royal
Arcen.lnl, md s., 900 ~ the Knights Of 11onor.
Creditors leKaM suit for pos:essioll of tho
monty, md the wldow Of 'l5alloN contested
1t, the money bDtng place4 i'm cu,lTL during
Tie ,,entllng Of tho suit. jtilgs Pulling, be.
fora whom suit was brought, ruled IN tNvor
aiong, tile ofedltors hoping to secure d Re:
hunrlng. Tile nlnttcr wins, however, settled
to-dny, aisu the in0lley paid to Mrs. Hallou.
, 1881-08-23

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. @.-Jolln ". Book
walter, candidate for Governor, arrived IN IN
Ohio Democrats. They are dissatisfied witt,
the State Executive Committee, AID thu pres
ent meeting Is for the purpose Of bringing
about conct tlIatlon alll ruusfnK The. Democrats
IL tlls locality, lie appears anxious about