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, 1881-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.


MsVfCEEil'S THEATRE.
Mr.. John =. Clarke appeared In two pf l1s hest
tniporsunntst,ns Inst night nud delighted a very
1nrKo nudlence ,ls DR.. IHnatO.s III tho "1Iyr-Mt.
LAw" and tho evcr.wolcnt,,c Tooits. In tho
latter character his byplay surpaascs TINT Of
nny cor,cdtun WI hnyo seen. and he Eus udtloti
much stuRo b,lHtnrss to tho rart, making 1t uvun
tnore Interesting mud full Or lilo thnn bcfore.
In Dr. P1ny1oss Ills mobility Ut features IA nst0n
ishlng, and arryet htn. In good ete.tl nrld ho
Invests tho charctor Of the nsarfeintls. pctattu
ioetar With II ralnnrknhlo nt,inunt of hsnlor.
Mr. CIArkc MS u conlpdtRrt has ouu great nsstun:
to knen tho world II laMaAtor. md this no
tlnGs tlIust successfully. Tho Inru,age OF his
nl'l comedies ntay seem somewhat etIteh t0,lny.
hut 10 whntever he tl0Gs Cinrku brings Il llntHti
1tnl II keen sensenf tho luliiuro.Is which p,Its
him Ut once .,sl frer1ly terms with hla hearers.
Tsic meter Is (nrtllnnt1 III hls supporting cnltl-
pnny. Mr.. Chapman w!ls vHry Knnd rs Lur,i
DaterteR: Mr.. t.cDnnrl eltcctiyo as Dick DoM!as
n,1l Mr.. CoivllIc xot ns Ezekiel If1a,<*pnlt. Miss
:nnmpson was et!nrfl!nE CietlH, md Miss
l'nlfG-wnutt do we'll TO rcmcmsicr tint lntlIcs
III velvet and antfn lo mot uchcrnlly wear tholr
lnlr looso and nanEIng !nwn THUR i,nok. Tho
performance wns thoroughly enjoyable and Will
UV rGpGntEu tOtllXht.
, 1881-12-08

ffc IL with nlale,t1ty Protected from an
luiilr!uted Mob ot Wouil-lle Lyncl,-

Sptefal Ditoateh to Ths Chtcaeo Jtbuns-
lloSrt)N. Dec. Tho drath Of Fnthnr MeCnr.
thy. tho Grcantleld Catholto priest who wns shot
II Few layR ago. necurrcd at midnight. David
h!cslfllon, WIN shot him. ruuohcl GEcGi,iteld bc-
tween u atil o'clock EaEt oyentus. Feurs wero
entertained of nh attempt osl tho pnrt of somo
Of tho etIrhgra purshloncrs Ut Father Mccarthy
TO ly'lch tho prisoner. anu, by permlss!an OF As.
Observation-Disclosures Turner. ur tho Fitch.
l,l!rK ltoah. tho trAtn was st0ppetl ut Russell
STRUT, sone 100 rDls brtuw tue .loput, md
the prlsnt'cr. with tho oil1cers. wlls
taken iht0 u eurrtAae Attd drlyon rapidly 10 tho
suHIo why !oakGd out, aliu tho ynrd but.,re tho
JUL WIS cr'Wtlc.l with pcupo aIlxlulla To gut 1T
tGo FrlA1t@ar. 4 cuti,lltiep frnni tho Catholic
church wils+ linwctcr, present, aud Mssstei tho
offleErH In preserving Hrlur ahu lsuurllnK tho
PRISONER. Tue crowd was IN eArllpst, and elnAUl
rnMn tho team with shauts nf "Iuai hll, nut II
Put! hfsHnHt!" shut tho vI1litn!" but tic
HleamInH ruyolyurs Of tliu ulicerb lutvrrod tl,vn
truM my !lrttal application uf furen. Atu3itl-
len "as today futly eot,lnl!tsnd far murder.
, 1881-12-08
The Presidents Recommends.
tlons Under Discussion by
the Utah Press.
Some Timely Suggestions by a
Gentle Paper Of Salt
Lake.
Outline Of Laws Tint Arc Needed to
Punish polyga,i,ous Law.
l'renkcrs.
4 Vigorous Kick from sthe Salt Luke
Organ Of the Lattor-Day
Saints.

Rar.r 1,arr. t1tnh ,er. 7.-Tho gentl1e Tribune
.o,nu,cnts m Tho anIrn and determination with
which TIM rsrra,t1cnt ,rIsep.srs t;tn, affairs 1t
euy,; "A law tnnklua tho wives OF persons
ehnrucd with h,rnnv crnrmtcnt witnesses
ntnInst thnir ht, .hnns IA we'll ma far M It nucs
bit TINT n not far. because few would daro to
tnkp nuynntaue of II. RECURRING prrsons who
aoenlnzc marriages to t,1a n certificate in tho
supretuc Co,1rt wu,tld he rs vain MS tho tnw for
bidding bIeatnt,as marriages, It would be jsre-
uarrI' mil tho ,1Jsrcunrri rt,yer,at hv
A"'ee"' All" NV "'Ss eh"." ~ e"'s'.' ~
SECtsECr AND PERJURY. ...
tho same ns now. 4 law allowing convictions
for ro1vcnr,v M, Irf,,,rstnntIaI I,,tt1,.n,o or
,,.'. ' =. ns -. ~ . ..., ,.,,,i.s,,,, ,.I..
, 1881-12-08
TIRED OF LIFE.
A Woman 1Fnnxx Herself tn t1ig Trca~
cllge OF Her Five Children.

a Woman 1fnn9s Herself tn t1g Press
cllge OF Her Five Children.
spsc4ll Dispasta 10 Tha Chicago Tribune
1ltvEn FAL1.s, Mnn.. 1lec. T.-sirs. Atlo1pb
Glactpsnh. n 13ahott!au w0nnu, hung herself In
tic presence Ut her 1.-Two yoHt1H chittiron. The
husband mud tathor gut ttt At o'cauek and went
to n neighbours tu thrash. At i O'ouck Mrs.
nactosch nrosc, md tMklng sanlc strips Of cloth
gut up un tho Stow anu ttc.t one tn tho haro
bcan,s Of tho house. which Ia atnnlt uni u,.-
tln!sked. The ultcst RIrl, nHcA II years, tried
with I'LL her strength to prevent her innthor
nvMil. Adjusting tic rnxa Nbout her neck sio
stepped or tl1u stuvc nMl w,le Btrahglcd IN fox
minutes. Her husband had bgur spnt fur, init
nrrl"et ton late II prey0nt tho act. Owing tn
tho sItrcrstitton If the neighl'ors the holly waa
permitted ~ hanE Until tho arrival ut Justice
Knowles Atld Ca,istAb'o 1nhser ut o'clock tl1Is
MI tnlHest held. Il yet1lIet Ut Rulcit1o while
laborlux uttlgr mnnta1 depression was rendered.
, 1881-12-08
THE WEATHER.


LINCOLN. Mob. Dec -. gentleman recently
from the nortler1. part oi tho Stntu on tho road
from tho I}!nck Hills. reports quite severe
wenthor iii tint pnrt Of tho country. md won.
t'crs not 1t little ut tho cstrome mdncss hero.
lie says that snow n font tlcop was encountered
North Df Sidney. urd Tho snnle extended MI tho
WIS followed IN Oct. u by hcnvy snnw- BtOrtn,
n1l litter e1ftrts Of tho 81. nc kind hny9 taken
place. lit I'LL tho suited p1rtiOn nf Nelrnskn,
however. there hAa been no stluw to spunk OF
thus fur this winter, aud tin wcA tfer Fur tho
t,nst munth hus bpeu rcn1nr kllty 1ue.
, 1881-12-08

A troune OF clover pcnple travelling tlndcr tho
title Of "Inn pAthtEn'!ers" uro giving IL tllcus-
ant entertainment nIThtly at tho Olympic
Theatre. Tho Play Is entitled "scrnps." but Ilto
,any atters Its sula ,lsc IL tn furnish vchIclo
for tho display or tho vcrsnti!0 tneuts of thnsg
IN TIM cast. II SHOWS II pnrty nj rlcntccrs nr-
rlrn9 at II stounlhoat dock twn hours TOO curly
und devotlng thu waiting moments to thslr
nmnsolnnMt. !n tho cAst nra tho narnes of !.
Mnrie Jasper, MnRGle WMlkur, Virginia Ross,
urnhu1r n1ll Butler, .Ey!ro, Wnr1pti, Uelhnuer,
anl tho XolXiur Brothers.
, 1881-12-08
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEw YOtK, Dcc. g.-Arrire'l; Tho Nocknr,
from Iiretncll: the Labrador, from IIayre; tht,
Fnrsh!A tho Lake WlunipcK,a ,and tho scsvia, lroEu
LiyorlHlol.
LtyEnlr,0E, Deo. 7.-Arrlvod; Tho lllyrlaa.
fs1lHl I!nsfb,l.
.I.1SnnN. l}eo Tho steamshlps Pcnnsylvn-
nt, Trt:H Philadelphia. at,u tho FaslcrlaIu, from
Nov York. hnvU arrived out.
IuFk. \,
rAe .stcn,nor Cornwall, at IlrIsto,, from New
H1rk. " strained, and lost nun sMnFboArd.
fruM Hnw Yurk, IL
, 1881-12-08

: WNM1HVlGN (llcI.} N<In*. -
In hrtikHil y1.lrts trs. A. IL, pCI;iIuphey ealti
thai oll tho lJih lust, vt o'clnuk III tlio Aftsr-
l'Ts'll, wh!iu hp-atatrs nttutltlI1v hcr husband,
Wsn WIN III with feyrr, she wus u,lled t,lWn By Il
tniru. tpnn snlY dawn shU fUU,ni tnt Eut,sit-
nla ~ thu h"uss u had clanutre't osur tho
tfce NM rt'tten ~ through tEo ,sItrhnn .luur
10 tlla 10 hvr; have got yull Ut lust" lin
tsrn la'i'"kc the frnlt door UNI lrt I Cnnss:l-
blus !iEck'nl|n u!,d Dlln. Nr: prtteht.t laykn!
things or tho child. mud az ho WIS about Kuny
up"ssai1s sho stopped hin, With thr cxulamAuou:
, 1881-12-08

Several buildings DcHt royed ut he Ika1b,
I'll. :

III.
Dr. KALu, ILL.,. Dec. 1.-Tho ptnutng-n!tt vt l..
E. Sunderland, tho hay-pross OF q. 4. IIuryey,
tho residence ct .ohn Gooltsun, aul Il s,nAli
h0isa owned by J. +. Morris wore .lcatroyesi l,y
t!ro ut !, oclpok this morning. LBS ,ire caught
in the planIng- mill aud spread rapidly, Tho loss
OH tho mill Is cstImatul ut $...5tk; Insured fur
$1,000. Gundson's 0ss on house. furniture. md
estimated ut SlUl. g. 4. fiuryey's iosA nii hay
And hay-press y *7U!; no Insurance.. The hnld-
S n x,4r,a was 9%sa n " 4 ists' aso 'nss h aa
luss VI, wlr strutrnora and stock ii $5Ou nU Ii.
StlrAnce
, 1881-12-08
Il Dwelling antl Harm Near He'd.
ford. Ind,

Special Hispateh 10 1hs Lhttdeo Trihtue
NEnr0fn. ltd, Dee. 1.-L,lse Saturday night
tho dwelling and M.rn of l.. H. Sase, WIN ltvos
a1out thirteen miles northwest nf thIs place,
wara destroyed ~ Hire. Ihtrtns who 1.-Two III tho
t1bJ but thcrc Ii, w 1t IL sA Uy well. luitjrul
Fenplr, Ati tnsnrlnuu III the property tor $l,5Yu
In fuyur Ut Frlltk ShAu, Il sun IT L, H. HHsc,
, 1881-12-08

f!lley MD Potter, M st. Joacp1l, Mich.
Special Daspateh to Jhs GAteago Tribune.
6r. JosEpft, Mich, l)cc. 7.--Ntss $;selIn Potter
and Fruhk 4. Fiiley. of Burlington, H., weru
married ut 5:tD y. M. Mt tho residence Of tho
BRIDES p,rHnta They leave M tho night ex-
pfess for a trip to tho Eust. tllen to their tuture
home, burlington, III.
, 1881-12-08

sp*ttat nl*patth TO 7ns chieaga Tstbsnt.
BURLINGTON. ln., t}on, I'LL. ". Wright, tho
young snnn wi,n l,a. hs legs crushed by frught.
englHo III tt.o raroatyurls hero yesteriuy. died
from dlA u1itrIca. lila i1t,,ni,ls wuru tnken to
hls ho'ne Ut Wcsor ths aSteEnoon for tHterlnc,lt,
, 1881-12-08
Mueller nnd Morris, at ut. Joseph
TiClas


Sptefdl Dtspoteh to Tx Cntrapo Tribune.
Fl. JOSEPH. M|ch., Dec. 1.-stisa A.l!!e,
daughter Uf tho Hun. a. II. Morris, wns married.
tn slr. Charles e., son Of William Mueller. nf
Chicago, of the ilrnt nf Mueller & Christy. Mt It
n. ill.,, ut tho residence nr tho brEtle's pnrents
were numerous and elegant. Only relatives
WDrg present, .@n-..5
, 1881-12-08
Took the Wrong Ipr,tg,

stTfsat DsIateh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
1lEoEtK, In, Dec. 7.-1,r. Crawford u pro1ni-
t'ent and old physician of van Huren cannty,
1own, uok .iosu 0f pnlson BY nlstAkp ut about
HH'ctock tonight, NH! nj B:40 wMs II carrsu Iie
SEute.
, 1881-12-08

CUJI1kI0I OIL q TeXA* ltNi1FNAtf.
ST. Louis, Mo-, t)eo. 7.--A cnlllslon f,utween
two frtlxht.1ralns ou tho Jo!rors.lT NIvlslun Of
tho Texas Il FaclGu Hallway, nus Iar frnn Mar
shnll, yesterday, resulted In tho denth nf two
lclt. serious Injury to .thrGe, and slight Injury
tn fntIr pthers. ltNth UnglEcs aud d humber Of
cars were completely wrecked,
, 1881-12-08
Died Of tn1urios Iknccivcd by 1seIng
HlEMctk BIZ III Ealxfne.

EsR1FsCN NJ Fts EsSI4VIEVt
Spsetat Dlsnofth to IAs EAifaoa Tribune.
PUEBLO. Colo. Dec. 7.-The Iiny. Louis llamlI-
ton was struck by II switch engine ut inc Union
uepot inst Frl1Ay MD tflel OF bis lujllrles Inst
night. The Hos, Mr.. Hamilton cnme to Colorado
III lRis ffo wns II ycnrs old, anl nnu nf tbs
Itt'st tnor3ettu and w!dHty kawr, ministers OF
thu Presbyterian Church In thu Hkutu.
, 1881-12-08

Cana, H., Dec. T.-rho bnrsu Ononta, loaded
with rnllroal run and coMl. IH luw Ut the steau,-
CT lronsldcs. struck II su.a d. uoIst l+la1lu enl
. .i!nk: The lronslt'es will probabIy be SAVED.
Tie OnuhtA Ia n tolAl lnsa
, 1881-12-08
Cleanse, Purify, ana E'fi'"
tho Blood with
Hop Bitttss,

Hop Bitttss. ..o,,o,t
And ynu will have no sckness, or saue1'ns
bills 10 pa3.
HOP BtrPEtt9 ,.,,v fnr
,ep Elegant, Pleas and lciIss1inff ;YnGst4
ck-so0u,. DrInkt- And i@apatv ~ ttSnth aud s,eausIs
Ito atunl4eu+
, 1881-12-08

"lfyou are suGurIna franI poor heait9' @
Or luH1nislIslx uh bau VI sIc@"Ss~
tnko ct,tsrt tnr
Hop BIstcrs will cure you.
"lt you ura sIn,ply all.ng. II you fHsi ~ re4s
anu uhplriluI. without ctoaF'y kh""'bs "u''
Hop Bittess will Revive you
aIf YuR lFp u atIllster. and lAys asvftatsa tt,'n.
y0pssIE with yD'!F lnsstof ~ uitt,es, VI 's'"
sF, Wuru out With curt 4til "ors'
' ;;H'faop Bitsefa wilt Restore you
Hif vpu ara n tuan VI bls!nt'hs 1r lauofs!
FetkeilUI 6y tho strnln VI }nnr H,ss oYs.'ai VIII
,ii4ilvs. " u iituu vftet4sFs. toll's's esos '''
:. inIdnlxtt WoEk.
!: Hop Bluess'will Strengthen yoa'
"ifyou nrc 4u1ortnR fron, n1sr1eai,tttH, !" "
trlnkNn, A,H llIta1FuetusI hr tss !! .t,t,n
ArH ya,il,9 and Esowtis2 1oo iasl7 ~
tho cASt,
Hop Hittcrs will Relieve you
"jr rnu are In tie workshop or ts l lns sss,ys
He4t4 EltAIlsnI, Vualnx. 0F 3tlihe'"s'4-
Without lhfUxiGatltIx*
Hop 1IstcEs is what you nee''
"if you xro old, and your blood thn Ms nna sIi
putp, uuiAe fou1le. Jour AoFfes als''s"''
your 5Atuls!Dx NalttftH.
Hop BIt.ers will give you nc" A"' '''
Vigor.
.lJu1s IlTTl.ItA isan elegant heaiI,'Ey ettInE. IL.
tItrs Ynit,n pIn., Juut.stlG3 thafn I,.1S ~ IN
ana twvatSniAY tlu muath, ana e!ea1s''s
tkpIQAg4,h
, 1881-12-08
RELIGIOUS.
<aenr:.ll IIetl1O.ltstx.

Henr@ln 1IetlIOhfst4.
COLUMBUS, Ha.t DGc. 7-TIls Saith OcprRln
Conference ot tho II. T.. Church South convened
In this city to-1ay. l]lsop g. r. Pierce prestles
and iB In good henlth. I4HrHu attendance.
, 1881-12-08

Spttfdt Dspasth ia rtn rhttapa Tribune,
JACkst,N, Mich, Dee. 7.-This morning Clifford
\. Ctarkc, Of New York. aud MIss a. I4uusn
Thompson. daughter Of w ID. Thompson, Esq,
President Of tho Jackson City I&n,,k. were u,nr-
r!cd ~ tho s,llll4ui " Mr.. Thompson. Mr. ind
Mrs. ClRrke vent IL Npw York, where thvy Will
reside.
, 1881-12-08

~ N-tW YhTE TNTTfF. ~
The fashionable ya.hor.tx ibis year to lake
thu p!neu Ut tcuA is III be tue hApHltth party,
Where the KuMa Ut rurdg called Napoleon IL 10
, 1881-12-08

Hhf1 Inn fnf m
nHgvs n. "n rnt are no" or a'o oeen i"ous " 'no
MS r,r tMsay u yess " vbch slb,us o.ro,r mn ia
r.,,,os f.!,ay. A"sr ssr s'ss il % ! tsat,!: ii:
t' cvo,,.r,,, i"rvn ',i M n",nt I'LL tri,u cr IL
s" 4" i,9,,,, n ,,lIs, Hi,', d. mn. md 81, sut.
Irvrr. .1at;n mr., !" ,e Itntinn t)nnrn ilut In.
stsn /, tnki,Ir IT'D ar Ia III Iier Mn'ostys l,o tIs bn
t. ceyent t'ar.ten. md npor be!nx !Mtrolaeel .g.
sh1, hsh "nm,n ~ atvn tho nnrnu"n,n,st Nj.
Mnn,rson 'o t,ml nir.rtntI nrr. ,mv iii frlnM,i
nnt a I'll % md H. aiynm IL I'M" T. wt It VII ,omoh ht
tn,.I her ,at III ~ EnIl rnp,t,,,,i t,rrsr q, sm1
. aaGxsat uac.ls,, 1stca 4 iisr S!ajSssys I M a ~
,yiah IL HhitIn nv H. oxuinkuItlr ia hrr ht,wpycr
tilt siiu wo.l 10 ,iH i,Sticr vii, lin tl,,t, III
tic tirst t,.vnit,,lo ad 6rt,kuI u, riyalry. st,
Aif,nni acuSutui ind nftcrwar,l ulnrrlcsi yoanx
iyr, na Vol, know, no 10 Lnck 10 inv Voi,t,Ires
iattt, ind don't k,loW how many others, x:stt 4
week to begin viii. at,d the contracts ,.ra iar
ys iha ynr r. ny % w1lethss kss
sich q sluxor rs Njlssyt,, fnr institilce, i jII.
uronsct, tho saIary ~ her scrvicos Occuiue ,uoro
Hi:,,ntracis with SINGERS nrn nil rnntD In e,lcf,
form ttat they cugpEu 10 aIrv wiufcvor aud
t,prri l,y,ry tuht IN to week n.l sIx erijtltt,
neerft,run1lces iMstdrs | cHti ,iU II, And ti,D
sl,igers huvu IN rlYl,t 10 sitlR for nny otu oist,
roftsnnt, II / sIsy to yutt. Would ynu iIko ia
hcar i souv? YGsy elll tiir,l to MY acrrUtnry
md tell him to M ant and urux bnGk tho t1rst
furi,,lJur Uf inv ct,initany hn run,es Iurt,sa.
Mnd that angGr wifi W oblacti 10 R,ng ior
nut nycr,ynrk t,ly siuEcrs INV iuort, thn,l 4
t,nn ovcrwnr1s vnIunbe hurscs, for If tnUy nro
iii lint is my toss unless tj,uy are iii fur Iu0re
utJliuel to INV suinrips. in iii e,lgrs rr nlipuGd
suri.- i1rDut Or uthVr iliilrss tho dnctor 0f lilo
Or tIVt, llt nrutrttcJ Illness ID nit couli0n or.
tho l,nst Of stuvprs: rs n rlo tuoy Arc nll 10
nppenr In public nften, ailtl re olIlo ns suliclt-
ns Fur lin Klcct,sY ar ,l,l uI1sr thew ,t.oIita
icntiiipl Will ia tiIgir i1int,,Iror chi nu Wo
Oftnn Irnkp trouble by transferring II part from
ilHrtlshIp to iosu p9rt viii which DO or u6o bns
DgculIlU fntnlItN,,
HSU yull guu ii 1 rot n contract for I'VE yenra
cGn,,co uf uinjtlnu money lr hor IA II Ilr ui1f,.
Tho uil0r suu OF the question Is not 10 pirusn.t
cess. huyo tiyo ya,,rs' losrT eotitrnet to till
, 1881-12-08

Joiluxon ana Smith, ut Fox Luke, Wis.
5pfefai LA'patet to 1He Chiraoo 7rlhnnz
MILWAUKEE Wis, Dcc fired Z. Johnson,
Of this city, was married 10 atIss Edith Smith,
daughter Of Gov. Smith, ut Fox I.ako, g0day.
, 1881-12-08
SUITS AGAINST A MINING COMPANY.

SAN FHascfsct,. Cal, 3eo. ia si'it wus In.
stt,tte.l yesterday In tho Supreme Courr against
tho It1smanl& & Ely .s{u'nx cpupany 10 hays
Assess''lant NJ, u resqIMles Aast! snit fGr tho
n,l thu 1r..ltl nt nlsuIlillge III tho uuAIss
Ut lnH E4tMpIny,
, 1881-12-08

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 7.--Frcl Cnry, son Of
General. Solicitor Jtin Z. Cary. or the 1T. Iaul
kond. wns married tnniKht to Miss Elsc, lauHll-
ter 1T David Ferguson, tho hailker, ut st. FAllls
Church. 4 grand reception followed Ut tho Fer
EusuM residence,
, 1881-12-08

spttta' Dtspateh to The cAieSeo 7r.huna.
ST. JuSEtf Mcll.. Dec. 7.-Flurn Il. Ortlshcc
md Sir. Il. s. Cslrrau, Ut Fond du Luu, Wis, wcro
hurried at the residence of tho lrldts mother
u noon. They loft OH tho night cxpres7 for
Chlcaao, thoh to Fond du I.nc Wis, tllaIr future
hunt.
, 1881-12-08

Fil1nCe eKltntness-E1ouncx IsurneI.
FoHr acHT'F, Kas Dec. 7.-SGnr!y block Of
fFnlne buytuaa-houscs tn Short Crock, Kus.,
weru bnrnpl GU tho nlght nf thu Btu, tnyoIvtnK
!t'ss Ut about s5J.u0 Tho Insurance ~ liut
known.
, 1881-12-08

E1cctcd County Judge.
Special UMpateh 10 Ths thteapo tribune.
MONMOUTH ILL.,, Dec. 7.-At a special election
yesterday james II. Stewart Independent. was
elected County Judge BY 10 majority over Alnon
Kidder, Republican.
, 1881-12-08

Tho Virgin1n Legislature.
RICHMOND. W.. Dec. 7.-ThU Legislature was
organized today md tho uovornors message
read.
, 1881-12-08
MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.
NosT0N, Aass., Dec. 7.-aIuhlxan rcllos fund,

Tho only cure for curns. II. 8. Frederick t.
Cc;,s y {, cnrsallne. cents. Fuller Fuller, ~
, 1881-12-08
Liver Complaint,
and IIOI IIIIvrI:ll3 viii eItr0 you.

II you hRyo c1!nHl1iHi which faM Mnass. u.
fueDtta coltdtlDn{ n Kntlb'itst t!lfHuGanut t's
Whalu kyStltl{ lWltGl1tnK Ut tlfG lHHtt ith!ps!
NAIrH til tly nal tU EtGsuA. MIN fsitf l!!at 5un
Wilt BteMt1Y tnks ut htrunRttl hIlA AtttitA Ill!
III tIiubu xyIllptuHls HtlDw That S4Ii Ara slaa'
iEK fruh thnt h7tas1*-hth1Gu IlAeitsS
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A Sad Scene.

One of the saddest scenes in connec-
ton with the late London, Ont, hor-
ror, was the case of George Evans, of
that city. He came where the bodies
were lying, fearing that his family
might be among tie lost. After
searching for time he was about to
turn away, when he discovered the
corpse of his golden-haired little girl.
He gathered her in his arms and sank
down roken-hearted with grief. Be
side the body lay that of another lit
tie girl, whom Mr., Evans did not
think belonged to him. An hour
later, however, he took his handker-
chief, and on wiping off the little face,
exclaimed: "My God! here's another
little one Of mine!" Sitting, nursing
and weeping over the inanimate forms
of his two dead little children, he re-
manned for another hour. Near by
lay the form of woman, well dressed
and comely. Searchers for friends
came along one by one, peering anx'
iously into the upturned faces, and
finally some one suggested that the
watch of this lady be examined for
initials. AS the chain was being drawn
out, Mr.. Evans said: II know that
trinket. Merclful God, it's my wife!
Then my other two children are still
in the water" Sad sight! His wife
and four children gone from him for
ever on earth.
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Remarkable Accident ON the. W., st. L.
& 2. II. r.

One of the most curious results OF
the force of gale of wind was expert
enced at 5 o'clock this morning, on the
w., St. L. & P. R. R., at point five
miles west Of the city Of Wabash. AT
the time the tornado ofthe early morn
ing was at the highest, the first Sec
tion Of freight train No. 81, Richard
son, conductor, was bowling along at
its usual rate, when the engineer no
ticed his engine shoot suddenly ahead
at high rate Of speed. Turning his
head he found, to his utter astonish-
ment, tnat the entire train Of twenty
nine cars, but three Of which were
loaded, had been blown off the track
and nineteen of them had been lifted
clear off the trucks and were at that
moment engaged in arranging them
selves in the ditch alongside the track.
Conductor Richardson telegraphs this
morning that nobody was hurt by this
remarkable accident, and after a delay
of but three hours, trains ran again as
usual. We doubt if the circumstance
has precedent in the history OF rail
roading.-H. Wayne NeaUs, June 20.
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ious evening, and she was unable %
leave her bed. For many days she
was utterly helpless, and during that
time was tenderly nursed by Mrs. Den
ton, who also made herself generally
useful in the house, and directed the
work of the farm with care and decis-
ion. When Miss Keziah got well she
was so much pleased with the way
things had been managed during her
enforced idleness, that she made a
proposition 10 Mrs. Denton.
Suppose you take the place of my
sister Jane, she said, and stay right
along with me. | need somebody as
you see; and what is the use of both Of
us living lonely, when we can be COM
pany for each other as well as not
You'd take deal of comfort in Hetty,
too. Ibelieve you love her now most
as well as | do
'She seems like my own dear little
Bertha come back to me, said Mrs.
Denton. But, o, Miss Keziah, / ought
not to accept your kindness. l have
been so hard, so wicked, so rebellious,
| do not deserve that such good should
come to me-
I'VE differ about that; but we won't
argue it, said Miss Keziah. Il want
you, and you'd like to stay; so the
thing is settled. You are my partner
from this day on
The next Sunday the good people OF
Brierville were surprised to see Mrs,
Denton in Miss Keziah's pew at church,
and in attendance at prayers IN the
evening.
How did you manage it 2 asked
Miss Bliss, as she stopped Miss Keziah
in the vestibule OF the church.
'Oh, asked her to tea, as | said l was
going to, answered Miss Kezlah, 'and
guess the preservel kinder softened
and sweetened her up, and she passed
on to where Mrs. Denton stood wait
ing to help her into the spring wagon.
Neither Mrs. Denton nor Miss Ke-
ziah ever regretted entering into that
partnership. AS the years went by
Miss Keziah often wondered how
she should have managed the farm
without the help of the capable woman
who had taken the place of sister
Jane
Mrs. Denton was never weary of
working for the comfort and prosperi-
ty of the friend who had come to her
In the hour of need, and led her out of
the slough of despond. And happiness
made her a different woman. She
learned at last those lessons of patience
and resignation which seemed so hard
and bitter at the first days of her sor
row. Despair, rebellion and repining
gave place in her heart to hope and
tenderness. She grew at last to have
tender, gentle memories of the loved
ones who had left her, and she proved
a kind, judicious guardian to little
Hetty, when warm hearted Miss Ke-
ziah hau passed away from earth.
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HOW to Save.

All men and women who work hard
with mind or body are subject to periodi-
cal attacks Of biliousness, which way end
in disordered kidneys or liver and dan
fgerous illness. A so ct. or $1.00 bottle of
Parker's Ginger Tonic will keep these
organs active, and by preventing the at
tack save you much sickness, loss of
time and great expense. Many families
are kept in perfect health by using the
Tonic when Spring or Fall sickness
threatens. Delay at such times means
danger. er.-Detrot; Press. See other col
unm. je.16-1m
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Poetry.
Why Does 4 Horseshoe Bring Luekl

Old relic Of departed horse,
idhArhinger of luck % mani
When things seem growing worse and wore,
How good 10 and you In the van.
hundred thousand miles, ween,
You've travelled ON the aging heel
BY country roads, where fields were green,
.o'srpAysnents, with the ratiling wheel.
Your toe-calk, in that elder day,
Was sharper than q serpent's tooth;
But now It's almost worn away,
The blacksmith should renew it's youth.
Bright il the side next the ground,
And dark the side was next the hoof;
'Tis thus true metal . only found
Where hard knocks put It to the proof.
For aught know, you may have done
Your mile I'm two nineteen or twenty;
Or, as dray horse, never run,
But walked and walked, aud pulled plenty
At last your journeys are all o'er,
Whether oflabor or ofpleasuTe,
And there you hang above my door,
To bring me health, and strength, and treasure
From 81. Nicholas.
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1usfire of Me Aeare.

bHlLlP G. SCHWAB, Justice of the
Peace, Pleasant twp, Henry county, Ohio.
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