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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04
THE MOTHER APPLE.BLossoM.
BY CHRISTINE CHAPLIN BRUSH.


Of oil the joys of happy spring,
dearly love the sight
Of apple-bougbs all set about
With knots of pink and white.
The mother-blossom in the midst,
With baby-buds around
hear the lullabies she sings
In breaths of fragrant sound.
She tells them apple-stories, too,
Which happened long ago:
The fateful apple Eden grew.
The fruit of sin and woe;
Of Venus golden apple; and
Of the apple-trees
Beside the Dead Sea; and of those
In famed Hesperides;
OF her old English ancestors
Crossing the ocean foam,
Brought in the Mayffower-she had heard
To cheer the Pilgrims home;
Staunch as the Puritans were they,
And lasting was their fame;
An island lay in Boston bay
Still poisoning with their name.
Ere long," she said, "your little gowns
Loosen and float away
Fear not the apple spirit still
Abides through night and day.
ssAnd shall be an apple first,
That you may grow Alright
I'll show you how to tint your cheeks,
And mellow in the light.
San apple may as dainty taste,
And show cheek of tan;
Yet spare no trouble, dears, to DO
The sweetest chat you can"
-Wide Aacake.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

EILERT's EXTRACT OF TAR AND WILD CHERRY
has been used for twenty years, and during that
time has saved many very valuable lives. Do
not neglect a cough or cold until it is too late,
try this excellent remedy, and we are sure you
viii be convinced of its merits. Chronic
Coughs and even Consumptives are cured by
following the directions, every bottle is war
ranted to give satisfaction, Prepared by the
Emmert Proprietary Co., Chicago. Sold by all
good Druggists.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

UNCLE SANS CONDITION POWDERS are recon-
mended by stock owners who have used them
as the best Horse and Cattle Medicine to be
had. If the animal is Scraggy, Spiritless, or
has no appetite these Powders are an excellent
remedy, and every owner of stock will do well
to try them; they are prepared by the Emmert
Proprietary Co., Chicago, Ill, a very reliable
firm, and sold by all good Druggists.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

A New HAVEN firm sends thousands
of the red American fox skin to Russia
every year. These skins, which are
used in the Muscovite country to line
costly garments, are contributed to a
considerable extent by Maine, Vermont
and New Hampshire. That we should
send furs to Russia is as odd as that we
should send wines to France; and yet
both these things are done.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04
Advertising Cheats.

1t has become so common to write the begin
ming of an elegant, interesting article and then
run it into some advertisement, that we avoid
all such cheats and simply call attention to the
merits of Hop Bitters in as plain, honest terms
as possible to induce people to give them one
trial, as no one who knows their value will ever
use anything else.-PrOUidence Advertiser.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous prostration
and all forms of general debility relieved by
taking MENsMAN's PEPToNIzED BEEF Tonic, the
only preparation of beef containing its entire
nutritious properties. 1t contains blood-mak-
ing, force-generating and DEMONSTRATING
properties; is invaluable in all enfeebled condi-
tons, whether the result of exhaustion, nervous
prostration overwork, or acute disease, par
ticularly If resulting from pulmonary COM
aphnts, Caswcll, Hazard & Co., proprietors,
New York
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

THE ladies in this district are cordially
invited to examine the New Goods at
James Morgan's silk, millinery, lace,
black goods, dress goods, white goods,
and in the other departments of his house
at 1856 and 3SS E. Water St., Milwaukee,
and to compare prices with any other
house in this country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04
A Losing joke

prominent physician of Pittsburgh said jok-
ingly to lady patient who was complaining of
her continued ill-health, and of his inability to
cure her, "try Hop Bitters p The lady took it
in earnest and used the Bitters, from which she
obtained permanent health. She now laughs at
the doctor for his joke, but he is not so well
pleased with it, as it cost him good patient
Harrisburg Patriot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

GREAT improvements have recently been
made in Carboline, deodorized extract of petro-
leum, the great natural hair remover, and now
it is absolutely perfect as an exquisite and de-
ightfully perfumed hair dressing and restorer.
Everybody is delighted with it. Sold by all
druggists
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

MR.. JOHN MILLER, of 81 West Fifth
street, tells us that he was cured by the
use of st. Jacobs Oil of complicated
case of rheumatism of ten years standing.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04
Books Free.

The WEEKLY WISCONSIN, Milwaukee, sends a
book free to every ne,o subscriber. Send for a
sample copy, which will contain list of the
hooks
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

DON'T pull down the system with poisonous
drugs. Rather build it up with the true tonic
treatment by the absorption theory successful
ly applied only in DIR. HoLMAN's PAD. It cures
without medicine, doubt or danger.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

A MICHIGAN lunatic spread his bread
with butter and pounded glass, and was
killed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

DOTTED and lowered Swiss muslin
dresses will again be worn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

Don't neglect your health when Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver cure will surely preserve it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04
HOW TO sECURE HEALTH.

1t is strange any will suffer from arrangements
brought on by impure blood, when SCOVILL'S SAR-
SAPARILLA AND STILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP will restore health to the physical
ganzation. 1t is strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take. and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER ever discov.
ered curing Scrofua Syphitc disorders Weakness of
the Kidneys Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders
Debility Bilious complaints and Diseases of the Blood
Liver, Kidneys Stomach, Skin, etc.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04
A Sure Cure for Rheumatism.

After two years of suffering from Rheumatism have
discovered very simple remedy which will send any
address upon the receipt of its cost 5Oc REV DANL
e. GRIFFITHs, 1913 Carson St. Pittsburgh Pa No agents
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-04

A GENTS WANTED for the Best and Fastest
II Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
80 per cent. NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., Chicago Ill
, 1881-12-21
THE CORONER'S ROUNDS.
Tito 1ItHcrt Murder.

sN hAubEFk
Tho COroncr held nn Inquest Mt tho TfarrlsHn
ssrtft Gthsibn ynatcriay ~, tho body of ANN.
u. slnfTert tw'llteh Witt wl,s ehHt by AIicr u.
MHifcrt tc0drt.ti' hA wife. on tho 17th inst.
County -phys.!au I!Iuihnrit, win .lihlo the
lH'ss- s-ii,nrtcm examination, testified TINT TIM bill
ontrrei tho tnst syo und eatscd heulurrhngc,
which resulted In death.
Albert jutlcs testified that ln knew 1lth tho
,stceasc'l and tho prisoner. Saturday afternoon,
f'cc. II, ietweHu aid & n'touk, hr s.osn! ut tho
cS'rner Ut Polk aud CHrk sfrce.s talk1.L1 10
sinlsnn. Tic wo,I,t'i caa'e up inuHhtnr and sntI
soii.thix It, duGsatAest, alll tho tvs wont i.rus
sNtton d0nr. WINGS Ekhrte4l tu m ner>tx tho
tc,trc b. i,enri pistu..ot is;hind hlt,. AID. l
thrtihx nr,und. an@ atYerf lying MI tie sitlc-
wnsk, and tho prts'tncr walking t,Dfin with re.
:, earai .!ncltt,l, who was nIsu acquainted with
t9e tttt'.s at VAS Ut ts cnrnrr, fe.tit!e'l that
tlDn MIA. Nunrrt's ha,id onu Tue ] ,leccasut in,i
%.ts.ess wnt tw,>4yn fctt uway. hit henr,i nj
",1rts T. let stt.I, .hStn.
nHnn. Into tho i!arrtHnn street stas'un uni sastt:
"! eiHyt Atn"s." nj the sntap ,smr han,i,nH hin,
S %;"sss fohl dsi f ffsef Disie IN tse sne
slu1 bFenat. nukct III thu tarcess.ell's 0vurtnat
Thu prtsohcr Ind nnlh,,,g To say.
"'thut thu shl,l Anus h. MuKcrt c,.tns 10 his
t!enth trttil tho .fteta of pistol. Slut wo,tn In
nc loit erc *at't ws'u1d having heet. snsslt by
Alice Il. Mutterl with 1nur.terns l,,tcut: md We
!l.e Jury, Fi.e,iltllenl that tito aail Alice IL
MufGrt to held ior tue further Ncttou Ut tho
grand Jury
1Atcr t,l tho ,tay tho WOMAN WIS locked up Ia
tho tnuniy .lAtl.
OTHER CASES.
~ Dn1e II months Oil, dItgbtcr 0t Mr., md
Mrs.. Alvah fI.,*.y. win aru stopping 1T tic
unu!t Huustt. accidentally tH nut ii tito tIIr,l-
sHrt window ycste.,lny tli,rnnT and wils hItn.st
{'Isf1htly Kill The tkIaHcp ~ ttIc sidewalk IN
HlIsut frty tre. xlla the little ny xtrcG utl hGr
lIa!5. f'1etustnx lsr skull .A1i Inquest WIS lrlit
rervnl1t werr III tho r,o,n ut tno time, md ,he
tlIt, which wls rtInnltsx around tho oHr d!4-
nppeArc.! suddenly. ttnlhg tt' the Ofcn window,
sllewnlk. Mr.. ]Nwny ts tho Hlttt,r OF Il pnprr nj
lishrr's Landing. Mimi, md Is On his way to
Washington.
The nnItst OH tim l,at1y OF W1nlam Kcpplcr,
thu Eo,ith Chieauo blacksmith, tl.scinsed TINT hu
nua nce. sick aud melancholy, an1 the Jury
found t1lnt TIC cut his throat during fit of dcs.
}3DuIstlry, 3-
, 1881-12-21
NEBRASKA NOTES,
Events ut Onialin-Hcnntor Van xvyck
ahd tho lsuilrondh-a aIIs cllanuuun


and tho Railroads aIIss sclla lluouH
Ne.yh.
Special Hspaieh to Jne Chicago Tribune.
LtSCNtS. Eeb. Dec. :D.-1hc Eranu Jury Mt
0maha will reasscnhIc Thnrs,iny. tho I'D insi.,
10 catnplet" lis Investigation In ttu Smith rn,tr.
der casc. Tho nun ArHst. who Ia nccLtscl Of
the inurler. Is stIl III jail OIL the char9o oi hnv
tnr shrcsstc,tsa thu life or .indHe I)nndy. Tho
latter ctnr:so car, he sustained. lnt the evidences
against him In regard to tho murder Of Smith IL
whufiy clEeln8tInt!nl.
Senator Yum Wyck IL pleasing tho reupo Of
Ne''rnsxn ty tho careful which hn krt,,s Over
thetr interests. An nppcul. signed a,y l0,0W Of
his constituents, detuAndIuv legislation b. Cnn-
Hress u prohibit t!tscrin1snAtou aud rxlurtlon
" raltwny rur3nrntDHs. has leeH presented hy
him 10 that lny. 1t In to hU hoped rUtne Eo1l
&nay ctluio 1T the nppfRl,
The sarrchants vi plattsmoutl, recently gnrc
q ETn4M sAltsluCt. and Iuw cunlcs tue Dnini,n
ltoar1 nf Traiv With II s!tnilar announcement.
Tle affair Will takr pAcu Jun. i. a1I 1t IN pro-
}nse4 u tnuko It the oadiIR event Of the seks.,n
IN this State-
II is wdisnercd ttat. tue present socresary uf
eTtnr tlext trip. lte wul&h nuke u Rn.,d oue,
ns,tl iia* The tirI1,d Arlny hoys ID buax hi,u.
The f4swsnn will cass Is RtIl tho snbJrct nf
fn1sGh ttNnEicHt nnunE prIperty-uwtlers III this
tlly. Tho tlin0nnt invHlTpl IA tlenret $..il,tf0
thnn $Eb.fAh. as srns ut Htsi stntetl.
some Say-hn1 this includes n number Ut
f,nwspnntrs-that Btttatur Paddock would not
Treasurer II tho samu wcro tenuerrs Atni Per-
ha{,s thfs Is 30.
"a ehil's t,nsptnl for tho caro- of alex and Iu.
IlEeIt chflftrGn has been nHItISd In Omaha,
, 1881-12-21
MOLLY MAGUIRES.
Proxreas Made Il, tho Trlnl mt Uuiou
~

Froxreas Made III tho Trlnl mt umlon.
town, F.s., Ycatprllay.
US1OSTnWH, Ill, Deg. 2l.--0ly oluyen Jurors
hAvlux locn 0btAurA III tho NuIIc- stnxt4ira
ut,rer caao yesterday, out nf panel VI lt,rty-
phthi, tho Cunrt nrtnrcd snu,lHbnR fbr twenty
tnlfsmeu, and fron thos0 tho twelit!, Illror WAS
s~orn. This narnInE Tho Dlstrlrt-.Attur1,ay
onenea tho oaRe .or tho Commonwealth. liz salt
they would show that than ut,d sfcFa.rlunt were
sccn hutcrnK a6out tho plaeo wlerQ 4lcaly w,sa
ahot. lMth before uuA after tno shooting; that
thoy corrctnn4lod c1Ecuy III 'lress. s!xe, anI up.
pellranco with tho twu ts.t,4 whunt Mrs. Harper,
Mts. Wnx"'es, anA oshcfs snw with iIeaty Just
ttttnru thu alus wcre lcarl: Tint. iii tI0lalt bud
Alreldy lNs,n u'ayIcted NF tho orlatt shuy would
eht,w that stetarlaH Wa4 hs et.tssn.,t es,.st,AN-
iuu thAt nlKht fByerttl wti,usses wuro tul
uxntnlfI.a hy tho prisntutnn. hut tho tcstt.
tuity IN yet tt19s hot tpr materially flsA tlat
IN tue UulAn trAl. II Ia understood ht,tns nt.w
asItlalle0 will be ouoFcsi to elargu tho lept,sat
H&t4tl0u. In the Hfturllnon the nlslat important
tessiuuMy WIS that Ut "Eandy lul +" ANIL his
Vito They tpstittc.l that lscaly l,nti9ht ritslrh
Ut tAotr shup tuat 9fuEa hc At.trrt tiE tho tttr-
nate M shu ryeR!ng Ut thu murder: ulat 1hote-
tin'e: that ho was stn,ti jn,et py flolxn and
tl0xnl!. ulll. after drtnktEH lx'Gr together, they
iu[i. Tho prosecllti1n viii alnl To st,w tht tho
lnun watched l4tal, when o luFt thu Sllla4u for
thp furultcQ, aud t6on luy III walt for HIN.
, 1881-12-21
CROP NEWS,

Spft91f HMpdtfA 10 lh$ LAttA40 If1bNhk.
Quincy, ILL.,. Dee, sG-Tho Gre,wiug wheat In
thia Vicinity Inns sstdon, lo0kMl better Mt ihs
seasot.. aud fasu,asA Mra much encouraged with
tho pruspcct. acarueiy any cora ro,nalns out.
tho recent tiRo woatt,Gr hovIng et,Ablch tho
farmers 10 cotuptetu thu work ot gathering It.
Stock Ut ali ktnds IL dolug wetl. und fue4urs
cnm tu bu abiu to put THUR ratttu 10 naarkpt IN
gtWd condluan On at Icast ~ rer cont loss fcol
than Inst wthtcr. In tho ctuntleH 0r N0Fth
Missouri the sumo fRcts nro true. Wheat has
ns, snT t. tno~g t., e.1ies ~, n. - ,t nsh "tEss
s.oiasa stoaF % tao llsnt1al ii. iassph .,at'saad
. ifE: 'Fs esnsS 4 'ho uan! fS u ' ao4
9van dealers Hru embarrassed wl!h cuatr'lsls
l,lAae luat 4utauius fuc cntH tn la letlSurGA te-
arc Ia cxtstot,co, u ba ci At u cults, ind thu
earn 1u Nh tlo.n II not to bu hnu ut uny price.
Litigation Will result IN tow ctlses. au4 In foW
~ sssttai ' ijavisea 10 iSs tAlease 1t.ouas.
ilKnxont. LUZ. Ioo. 0.-.thS tuplu v co,!sos.
s1ts y SsS, sso snps!e'f ys: ot
declare tlai thu "stand ii sta,ks Il lou sniuk.
a.rl hops t9s weather mt VIII haye nv oiioet u
buen 1iiupat All cxtct oounttrpurt OF tho seysun
Of 1871, whct. theFs was scascely asy wntus
" spseias GasaisA 10 1s4 cA.eaao 4stbanA
nALEBuuNu. H.. 1eu. At-A turgo nunIboF Of
farmers III yarlnls, seouous NJ tnis couuly aru
sw S L sy Il s.as s Sss .s :a hsnf Ss
ctu f.lch u thug III Dces1nbet tas not boe.t
knuwU IN thla htctlul fur iuahy yeArs. Whil1
ins r,i.l4 aru ii hu1slbl6 condi diGoi alil Aardy
pussabe fur empty Wagons. Tho tt1e weather
hat Enabled tho farnur To crib hA In ysAA
condition, aud II turs!s cut lauoh better thau a'
81 al Dnp4txa TO 7n4 Ca.eago Yttsan4
TnpEKA, Kas, Dec. :al-iseports aro bc:ax
, 1881-12-21
a BIG SCHEME.

sale OF Two Milton Arrcs OF land tn
EIofltn-A Land Guttl1pnny sO Hc Or
RnnixrA nntl Immigration Invited.
apxetal D.spateh to rae chitaao Tribune,
PHILADELPHIA. la., Uee. M.-lt haH been
Bl,,v ft,r st,ft.e tlnn that tlntntnn 1sstoi, WIS
,esotiatl,,y with s,,uc huayy E,rorputt tnpltsl.
Ists For Tho yne Of II portion NJ he iU1tl nc,cs
nm y yl',sn Mr '' I..tn .n,s aa oa1u. @ .rs "ss
..".,".,,,.:,, -. ~. ,, 80,
,esu''tna @ 'Ao t.s"t ~ Hu'ect nts pnrl1oi VI tno
wn.chcJ with tnucs, interest ny tnnny capItnl,sts
who nrr IN, viii, Sir. Ih..tnu. Thry hogan
IL ~ .,,,,,.,,o ,r,,n,, ">. ~, '',,,. ."s -.
Europe 10 anl !" narlsct fur tho
II representative Of t.e purehu.er1, Is II wealthy
i:nsishmnn. who bus iarre Interests If IN A,nes,ea,
anu "hn ss et'K,lR'd III tl,asdl'Ig tho Atlantic
Gu!f const u West lniin Transit Halfway. which
rut.1 tro.n Furnn,,dtnn to cedar Keys, in F1ori.
In. Th!s r,s,i % has brans,,rs % from wsyao run.
a'"g ses,ts to escc"'a. md y s''snR rapidly
pushcL 10 TAtnpn lsay and chartottB iJntb0r.
tnu ,,,rrh..". ,t,d !, ,,,,,.t cxrn.,,.l1,. nd,
Mar ,, III tue '1' Ms M ane 'su sr M
n1 ' op " h, tue TINE u y, y. .ao .ort st .
~, ..a"' s'u no n'."".'1o y! ". VIII .e
with sir i,i<1ton and the Finr4du on,npuily. As
IL will ,,,nwu s1r ptsston and n n1tnbrr uf unn-
ttprurm with Him nftrr thn ionrI wux r,,rc,,nscd
ore''n'zcd II co'npa''y nnltr tho title hf the
Frit1A Land CotIiDilny. and 1t was As tue repre-
sentative uf ,nss company tha& Mr.. IsA,,,n nu-
sr,a. s'., m"u e.. .n t,r s," 'r""'M"' ~, n
nu"ata =. "ssoosatcn WIN Himself IT. .'aeopua
WarthaIH. IT Amsterdam, aud other cap
italjsts Of lloIlaad. vha wrra Interested
, 1881-12-21
pIasfellnlicuus Items.

Hereafter tho saatlny passelivor 0u tho Choa.
90 i Public Division Ut tho Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul lloasl will 10 tun only to llau'pshlo.
Col. J. r. Bnead, Prcslaunt nj the Continental
llutwNy Company, Which was tn hu| MI alr llno
straight ,lcross rho oountry from kaw FORK to
Olnahu, died In Now fork iast Saturday,
Tho Chicago s. Eastorn Illinois isaiiraad Cot'l-
palIy IL now prUpurlnv now freight tariR III
conformity with that reecntly established ty tile
ltaliraaA mud Warehouse Commissioners. thu
now fatcs wilt 90 Into cloot jan. !, l8a..
Mr. George II. Hlx,, aucut ut Ackloy for tho
Illinois Central sallt1tat Company, laa been ap-
I.all!tt4! Travelling Freluht Agunt " the lllans
CUHttal lines lM Ipwa In plaGt Vt J. n. haWyer,
ptutnulta to QeAgFAl Freight Aktpt OF thu
ioouoslcF d Pltts6urX Nalruud.
BIT. ". u. nsnnatt has heon apponto1 ncncrat
FrolEht a1i1 passenger Agent ot th+ 1nlcdn, Ann
Icy hl.s onen appointed Superintendent And
Assistant IsoAati1er Ut the saint road. Tho
ArAatluutinrs nf both Will bp at Yn!p3p.
It III worry aylduAt ttlat tho l.nulsvlle s NIsl!.
vtlle hallway. Comiuny appreciates thu fu!t
'tniportuuuo Ut ths tiul1iu 4tp4rtn1uut Ut thuls
fuAl, tIlAsniIU III tho Newly-ApIu,llkcl Qtutt!t-
Manager; Mr; n, i. Smilh, has ,boe,i pi1a 4
Ornerut superintendent. Tnls IL stopias tho
, 1881-12-21
rn1n1NE WEDNESDAY

hu1,led tho into unopened to tho Court Chan,:
borHtn. requesting bin to cantlun the Count
mt To repeat big ottcnso, ~ II n'lRnl lend HIN
l,ltn trt'uilr; Tho Cham'rr,Al1. p!,zzfe- headed
i,e,s,' ','fi,e' +, Gy,9loan ny WIN w. PRIV
.xplal.!inx what Ii,l hhpp",nd "r'ler1I hin g
tnke ts7 tt'9nt h,nno atd 9ts', MIN y tevsr1
.he Count icft IA Tu.l.r!ss tox.tbcr aea
brt,uahatn. the sly f:ecMly .al,us'tlR by
tito Counts hUiisN tho tiOrHltait pi,ttlnt,al
his reyIi,na,. and xradnnlly worket! hItn-
Hnlf ur 1nkn fnn.l pa s4Hn THO ErInt. .xeslu ex-
M*pcratmt. tnrfcro'l him mn, lmttu1rhify adding:
Efnfi ktiQw yt'!'r fntM 1T fu,utt' and nhail m
fiiitsk yt,! Hf!tl1!rrr ytHi GrUs. 1lr hnth. EpHi
ibis Tie tpy ircw rti!et;. plnns,nl II i,st%stl
the tyunlA shoulders. uild. lrhvtnR s1Inl dead IN
tho ti1ur, ra', p! u thg Prefecture IN It'll what
hn hut hnne. II. i'teiss the n!tfrr wa4 thor l'r.
f.'cf 1t Efltec, and in RrcNt ,llsnny I'm xntn tho
Gass's.n t,us.nssrt md tola hin. 10 ~ to l.1n~
tln'l. It WIS tho only thing he ehItu sfu unitr
tho c!rc1lnsInneca. FIR II tho f,au hn'i ih'on
nr''iiRht 1p ;rn.i the scnntat wn,,ii have tnnn
murdered tltv tpy. !his crlule w.'ut,l have been
hAttds, nad II thay lose t1on no fuss Is made.
, 1881-12-21


uosUrredly Or INT, theFn IN n0 rsofcsajout OK.
cept thAt Ut exDuutiUnar. to which 80 nttlGn rul-
tuUAtA attaches III tU that ~ ffulttaeAl lnfuru-
or, ea.tuu yGurs uR+, u frcltrltWl!lan prAysI f1t
judicial separation r1lm hor husband III tho
rrunti that shp hill accidentally discovered hlIu
10 lhi uturk IN tho "cnhlnGt Nulg" 0r tho
i'osl -vllce It w. ,!ut n!Iege That ls9 bud beoA
uu ulklnA husband; lnt hls wsta could not sur
mount thu lM,rrt,r accustomed u her by hnrnlA1
thut ho car,lt.1 his bttNtl hy upunlllg aud eupy-
inls lglters sressci to slisreoteil purs4,UI, Thu
curious part Ut thls affair was that the Ialy had
vIIluavoral ~ bring her action during TUG
sesS'd !, &. lnp,ru Sat., hsS bonn s!spi.l
the e country, but vas =. arrested ana
scandal aho would bn put iath u private ltlnattu
asylum. After tho Empire had fuli1n she ctlr
Into ,vuuFt with atl Aer grievances Anti cAstIy
won bUr suit" Aoanwhltu nor htssbuut bad dis
apneurad. llu hl4s probably phaf,xeA bis HAtnu
uu1 goilu tu live III luetal IrlEeueNt. l.ut dar.
in1 IL 'show hls tacv IN the hAui.ts OF former
SrcGls.
visolnnt sto beaumont. IN his "6nuvunirs Ju
RSenMl EmplEu.' tolls u strahYe st'tfy n[ 4lb lin.
punished murder committed t} C0rBIcAn
huittsIIHHi. X yuHn4 ltataH HuhleMAn Aalugra
Count Catneratu fell II! inte1ns u seunla. witt =
during - ball II tue Tut!oriea. 10 was
haun. Thu lady rnnoo4lcd her anlioyRncc, hut
, 1881-12-21
AN OLD CEICAGOAN.
Tho Managing Man uf the Peruvian NJ
tr1fe &uua1lnur.

Tho Managing aIan uf the Peruvian NJ
trate Con,rnny.
Considerable has fIcen published al 1ntc apro.
pos Ut tho trnnbtcs fetwren Chill and Iarn. uud
tho complications tecnsIt,,,ed by tho euurse pur-
s,na by Minister ftljtlhut rtgurlIttg 4 cotupuny
with headquarters al Erw fnrk, organized Tor
tho purpose Of utilizing tho vast nitrate mud
Kinno deposits Of Peru. Scycral interviews
hare hron published recently with 4 gentleman
by the nanlo or Jacob It. shIphortt, who Is prom
i'Mutly connected with tho enterprise. His
nnine will dnubtlcss bs fnnl!nr t0 u,any citIxens
I'll chcN8o who wer1 here A. tho time NJ Or prior
to tho pan!o Of ls7Et When rho fire occurred
Ar. shiphrrl wus running private bunk IN In
sna atreGt. After TINT he runosbs to '1'weMty-
hecun1 strcrt, and atau startaL tncra whit WIZ
working unsicr n. charter .orjxinnlty granted
M i1 sSns e. sS'raIo ISn T. sS,a5y 3"un Gnt
No. ~ l'lpo street, Scw Turk: nnd sts't another
V " n" IT, ~ it!"GrrHasse. I, FrMn*I.rt. I'M. tho.
time MGtsfE. q. +. Hu,I9h. since dccc,sctl. Ilils
wahI !ntln H. Walsa the Hon. 1sas,,, Ct. Wilson,
!!Gw Judge &c do Ai,pollM!o 'st i"r THIS .sts.
pratn8 lhc }riratu flrm cnt#lsted ut Etlsnlsml +.
Ncssen. wnt' neetns 10 have lately. rntnoyed 10
Nnw York, a.,u ~ l'assar. who hauled from tho
III. shiphcr,l was somewhat ntnrtunntc In hts
maIner IL lo'nR business. Hts gnserprldca, nIld
l'A1keI upon t,y the Directors III uuttreig tG,
c'tnoEIcAl. antl ttsere was no little 9rowllua nt
tln uhpaWilt tlisposlon ~ shlphard's nart 10
wafer. The nrcaon l,elwetn tlss directors n1t tho
l.rosidant of tne l'nnk Kra.l1lally wlisnel mil
lIpst security they cal,kl kut, instead Of aondiu
II nwHy. Thu HnMnitno,is 0ppoaluon If tho
lrcall,rs tn Shlrher.l's courso tilally prevailed.
thought la:at to Eava tha bunk. which they az.
oonttnxIy It'll. shIphft ra1l Tho bunk. huweyer.
Until shortly HItGr to JAy C1DkD HDllAille In tho
fall )slf jRe5} lin Hna Hin
, 1881-12-21
THE IRISH LAND COURT.


7kGtuclng tho NeSlt. and Giving Jn~
s'itial Lcnscx.
ErtsAnAxE. Ireland, nGe. 1.-'rlle Sub -CofntnIs-
sinncrs, Measrr+ Fitzgerald iCha'rmhn), Cpmyns,
and suhony delivered .locisons this lurnnlx In
tho saver.t cases which they had hcusl during
tho lalst wenls Ill strubanr. and matlo largo rt-
,luct!ons If rcnt. Dn tho rstnie ar tho Ilo,,.
Spencer C'opor, Armagh: q. Moore, tenant,
Griffith vAitattou - 'a, u rental III - III. Iu-
tlNtni rent 1T IL Ill. 1arnjAmtn Stewnri, old rent
Eh35. judicial rent El5: .14nlaa AieW,lrt, trunnt,
Griffith valun.iHn ~, OIL. rrnt EtB " vi. JIdtciai
rent El.: GenrEn liGtE te!In!s, Griffith vIttiah-
ton ElS tld ruJst E.s::, Juhlct rent Elh. On sl,o
csatu Ut inr.l CInad liatnlit1n: Snnluol Wuu,
j1cs s'''o ro%t si u III Shn ~ ot, TIT, 'at T."
i;r!i rnIuMti.,n L.: 5 ND ra;lt Ell f5s judicial
rent Hi 1d vi. pn tho cst,ltG Of alr. A,'lrcw
Valuation il is, "lI sent E.s, Iadis,a! rsnt Eii.
un tho e.tAta Ut Mr.. wiil!Anl. l3als nltI
,thers. An 1' I1x!e, ts',.t, 1rl,'It % WI;
El1 ilB. On tho estHtc ut Mrs. eethorstnnAHufh;
ilnK!, Cn!liGam. =. tsnnnt Gslil'h ynl.,at,o',
u! ~ Sta s "as tsas = ss 'ss!e'sl S %t
IL tion i, o rcs't ii l5s jsIi'Sisi rent u; Mary
O'Neill, tc!,Hut,. grilItn ya!ntion Elu lns, ,nId
reht I'll u. lll, Judicial rcut ~: MIry walsh.
ju,lIesa. yuat 81, Nsehae! Co!xsn ,enbns,
urit!Ith valuation ~. old ront 81 "a Ill, 5uLlnal
rent r.. IN several cascs tho cuurt directed
TINT within une Hu,lth tho eottuKo VI cActi fnrll
lul.urer IN tho in'ld!rtYs kbatltd bu aiiowGtl II
haf-nnre. IN ''e tnrlusui ly the firmer tho rcnt,
s 1ss nnS % o sta ST x SS Sstst"o Msssi % pa
lodged In several tatses+
salr rCulnsntssloncia, Mcsars. J.,iii q. H'Carthy
lCharlnnt1, ttnuglltult, and 0BhuuyatltMsy, sut,
sna gye }91snt y s,s ostT l tug eSss ,.. 1
lutulntII." lIktICu4h tho tIrGSrHk rpDt-I1U-hHu