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, 1881-09-05

NEWH At HEADQUARTERS.
Col. Tolkmnr received III this city nt l O'Clock
yesterday morning tho same tlIypatchca from
Cen. Mcdowell which werc~ published In THE
TRIBUNE yostcrdny. They conilrln the roporte
OF tho massacre Ut Con, Carr anl tic cavalry,
but lenve tho capture Of tho post still In doubt.
Gon. Sheridan wns hcar.l from yesterday, but ho
hal not received tho news Of tho bo!ux OH tho
Union pauliic Itatlroad on hta way hon,u. lIo
WIS telcyraphed to ycstcrdny, md Will probably
be in tho city tomorrow or Wednesday,.
Although tho Bcclo of tho massacre ia lot Ia his
district, It ia moro than probabo that the troops
froEt thu posts III New Mexico will DO ordored tn
cohpornte In surrounding tho White Mountain
Ap.chus, who uro vrry near tho border. it
will take long while to yet my largo fpreo
Of troops To tho rcliuf of tho hecaRurcd post.
Troops Will be sent by raflrnad from Yuma and
Mcdowell to Tucson, n1d thonco by Gimp Grant
to tho sceno Or tho light, IL Narraw md tltiault
Of country Utmost smpasaaotc. whsEe, alao, tho
enru 10 avoid nmbl,acatlca Petlro, tho Apachp
Cht0l. IL rupnrtoA to 10 ln I,0gsGsaI0n OF
tho n1rF0w GAhon, which u thp only avail
PhlN ph4a leHllug to Apnelio from tho
c9al'i defy ~ army, ana itts highly proba6lp
oIlicesa hure tuok with apprehension on tho rti-
lnriel tre!thury Of tho enlisted Indian aet,lls
~ their ptpH w4ltihi seem 10 Indicate that thu
huAtiies uRtl concerted general uprlsiuK. Scat
tered through ArlZnnA nre thousands uf 1nd3ni!s
md u !hsy ever sNceoeti IN concentrating thoir
proteoted mtntnx camps throughout tho Terri
, 1881-09-05

tay allcnt Tho proposed tariff convention 10
be held Chicago: ~ wish there WAS MI ag-
Grcsslva policy OIL THO part Of tho Btlttsl,
t'overnnicnt. tctIcvn there ought to ln
FREQ trltle l,etwecm England ANIL A,narEcn,
usltl tho beat pussiblo arrangement for both
countries Is for yUl tn feed us and allow ,,s
II. smnll degreu to hctp to clothe you, that
wo might t,o tho butter able to. increase our
purchase of food, md then tll1 moro easily
10 pay yo,t for tlse food. / believe TINT
THE VERY woiIsr THING THAT COULD HAt-
ZEN
tn American manufacturers would DO c0n-
tlmstmt fostering Up Of their interests BY Il
high tnrf'f Tic true secret nf tl,osl,ccuss ut
tho English manufacturers Is tint they hnyo
beon thrown absolutely oil their own re-
sources, Md, ftlstrual Of resting Of, 4 liEE,
tarlif. hive liAtl to fillt out every conceivable
incthol Of improving tlloir machinery md
producing perfect gnfrtls. My tlDre Is, III thu
Uvent Of the prDp0sutt convention, at Chicago,
that many will he found competent To
irturest Of America to nttopt, Mt tho uarltest
nnssihle rorntl, n. free.tradc policy. ! i,c-
lieye England and America nliglit 10 ssntul
nut before tho wDrlA lis Dne Nation, and iii
Errnt tl[S3{U1t.H -
, 1881-09-05
THE MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT CONVEN-
1l0N,

1T. Louis, Mot Sept. i.-FTom lcttors received
by tho Executive Committee having in chnrpc
tho River Improvement OoAypntlou to b0 held
hero Oct. ~, II saems much interest in tho
movement IL boing c1oltrd In l!florcnt parts
Of the country, and prospects aro that
tho Convention will not only bu yury
large. but Ylll contain many representative
men OF all sections. Tho ruflro4d lntorost Is
expected 10 send aomo Of Its ab!ost ,neu. Itl-
viFattons haVo boon sent to tho Hoyornoss OF
oil tho States and to tnptnhcra of Congress, and
tho commercial boaTtis throughout tho Missis.
s!pp Valloy will spnd delegates. 4 spoclal Iuvl-
n,, iaaon ! has ,s, been extended to Capt: James H.
q. Eada 10 dolyor an ad4rass or propars papor
Gen. t;ttmoro. Yroaent OF tho btlssIBsippl tiYnr
Caimm!ss!on. s,i 1S other nembers OF lint body
Wl!l probably t1k0 p1rt III tho proceedings.
, 1881-09-05
TIE CRAZE For RED.
ktrtffJn1tJ fxfSxr

Tho rage for ret slows 10 signs of nbote.
l,el,t during tho dur tlnys. on,I tia hoi,"r ,ha
tay Tho ,,,nr,; nr .rtn's, .aa. as
ar: @ ~ ~ H. uao, ny, % t'u cs.ll,son dresses
w. ~ uo aco'. DUN Go'ofs aaa auqat'o''s
combinations Tint wos'It! iaye slammed tho
Eyory styIu md con'nicxiou pIeases ,tsrIf
with y "a ,,Ir,, e,,ro,,t ~, ,re,.roI oot
to"n ...t ~1ns .e..'. Ha'non. san tu'Aes ton eps
tol's tuat "ase o1lce tolorateA rs u vagaFy'h III
for Mt. Desert ero now sent over Dy French
luce rullies. md en,nh1ue,l viii, rycrr Imas.
ii,allo cai,r ~ hit mi rc'i rihSan S ' nH % HiTo
dress ~. h,,o ri,i,n,' ~, n ro,i ,irnas CIV,
, 1881-09-05
A VERY NARROW ESCAPE.

Nav AfgANY, Inl, SoPt. l.-At hal1 e'e ~
eighty miles out on tho rhlcax0 lsaiIroa'l' s,
astpr occurred last night which "nly " sut ufa
dcrous chanco r,ted u result In my 'oss VI ,"a a
or great pcrsonal injury. The passe'se,s..s,hs =, me
due hora Ut D:45 was turpluF tho oe"i u, Ivan @
track Mt speoa ot thirty uos 'l' hont' ,, rui rI.
aIl Ut gnee tGa bugKavo.cAr l'ilnl's' .na i nn
tkInx along With it tho slno.lax, T." GoAf2 5jut Of
plunged for ntty, 5arlt l, ~ .ru .rh. engineer,
~ seooRsfs liz aa%xsr tSsss 'sSi e II s;s @
put n rxtT stcaui. aHd Sa.GeeT4ea e. cr all
!onau ih9 COUPLING hoIwccn tho Ex'1nst traynx
trsck. ..tTtose IVA cars for!un"fr!?y, r?,r s"a sas
to q sIsnasttli w.hout E,!,n', Eo!nx', Iii I'll osrf,
ani 1ao ~ 5laslng aefk apd ps,itffssssa, fss
who wero Oh thoni bad 10 make thel! eW,rtunttely
the wreck through tho wu.3o"S' s''''"
uobody Np3 seriously lnJlTeL.
, 1881-09-05

tlG NhHll1f Ill "n0kG eG{a1pl0y Ea9
EAs-Torn ty 7Iogx-Jamvcd Iuto uu
Open sewer.
Special Hlspatsh to Tit Chicago 1kihuns. :
sAHAroGA, N. T., sept. 4.-Elj aater, uF Mon
dun, Wis, employed as Il tutor In tho family Ut
Chnrtoa l.. Colby, Ut Milwaukee. stopping ut th6
United SsAtos Hotel, has nat bceu sncp since
about I o'clock last Friday aftrrnuu!l. and Mr.,
Colby fcars that tlo young uun, who IL l,,ol,t l8
years OF MRc, bus baou foulty .,unlt with Or s,l-
denly afflicted with. temporary Fnopfns al,or,l-
tion. md hns wandcsod 10 sand unfre1aqpla.l
ntco and died from oxpnsnre, ,TcrNrI,phtt,
descriptions of ynung Baltpr hpyo tppn
scnt to every tnwn and hntnot through
nut this soatio4 and tho detectives uro
searching H. every possible ltrcat1on. saltur
Ws otnp!0yed as II tutor for 1tr. co!bys two suns,
Howard a. ullll Hvcrctt CDIby, WIN wero very
much attached to hln. Ile has bcon IN tho
service of Sir. Cnlby abntt sIx wonks, and hatl
bcen recommended TO hIua ly DR.. Jewott, Of
Milwaukee, ono OF the trustees OF tho academy
where bulter bud passed. u sIcceRsful co,lrso ut
study. Baltar i9 tho 4nl1 OF Il widowed n,uther
III straltoned circumstances, nl,l Ia spoken OF
as remarkably bright, relIKlausty inplIuod. a,,l
OF an cxlronily retiring dlsposttlon. str,
Colby has alrea|'y, by ta'e8rHph notified
DIR. Jowett OF salter's str1lnYc disappearance.
The Co!hy f.lnily 'Rre very mitch conce.1,cd
about him. ltc 1plnel thom ut MIlwnUkeo, uni
ayN mn'nher nf tho firn.ty damo Elst I'll New
i,,,, ~, ',9, 80 nppHs n9W, Whgtut " svE TNAtll-
. ntH Ivy M"5s. .nvJ tIoGEeueu " NeW i.otnl0it.
S sy s iSsx IL sf pssAt ~ Aats'sa, s ~ at4Ssx s
i,:1, !.sss ~ tso tal!nwn3 any. Young sa!tor l
WI Ill., Cys IT. sssF n nsssf GsnSSI!o SI, ga
SUaeeu: ~ o;;s T. iow ApH@tMs @ sheo ho attclotl
Willie taro sta,od ~, har, , ,,st ~, l.. ana HIS
H. tolby f"ars inv navo NJ" s9nIa sratts ws
IIs bratn., Ho wAs FpoolvIng gopi ,yaKos in ill
t nx.ent la I'LL ~ to s,sato ofne ~ ss ~ M % ayc
sus wv "f,H NJ, vo 1w & an nroagt ~ Gp'tSt ~ wy!
WA raIscS mi tut T. % ~, IT. wnloa Y', ~
'ut. noS; Ill., o o ot hH tap t!eagGtiscs r1 o. tlo
emes|ck utsd too s'en1 Hin pe1t19 ~ E tEn"niagny nis as
III nt IT, fn,a t,,i,sa.y; nas spShny conceive!
Sg n,a snt e W'sS',,s s II TO seG 1s otaor le ln!
H. ~ ~ ~ t Sse5s1s!3 anu
wscosi a sa9 us ta san. 10 wofh hs as buck to
,s lATETian9S ,st1io ~ o1inak r., toEixht I've yaHMY
WMS s,,n, rutWsg 81 ~ Hlelt,ity y thq Faik
Mnni,g ~ t4o wter. 1nd at pllce communicated
, 1881-09-05
BILLIARDS.
RETURN or sI.osH0N, THE AMERICAN CHAM
ZION, From EUllurE.

ZION, FllOM EUllOrE.
Sps.sat Ut.pateA to IAs GAteoao Trttunk,
New Y0nK, Sept. 4.-GeoFge F. AIosson, tho
American billiard champion. arrived In tho city
this morning, having reachel quarantine on
Saturday night In tho steamer City OF llorlIu.
IIo spont four mouths abroad, and looks nt,w III
bottor beuth thun Mt any tlmo during tho ppst
Aye yours IIe won't arEt to London, and theurp
to Paris, and after aotoucn thero ytatct Aus
trla, Gerlunny, anl Holland. tu reecrcl,cc to
billiards, slosson hal but little to say. Iii
abandnueA negotiations for u,atoh With
vlgnaux. bocallse tho iattar, as llsuat, tt,.
ststud upon bulng conceded tho all-Inpo{-
taut dotatls Of tho choIco OF reloree aud
named Olbelln. to whoso singular deots!on at
Tho kseat orisls Of tho gltno ia chiefly attrlhut-
ablo Slosson's IafeRt In tue memorable neccrH-
ber match. The American wishea Luqlcp rllot
10 ot!ulatc, as hs ls a. nearly impartial u: it
souma poaslhl0 for ~ -,
rmEHos nEEEllEs
to be, but Vlpnn.,x would not 1t nppoass, qot,-
sent to thEs seloouon. Btoskon aays II sotaefer
ys xse ss Sa x as sessstpr sesssae 95
tlu(oat will TO O. fptsxp1o conclusion. Rot
sRsa'iqK l.. 4. shs Ffsf'oh .! ibat obSmpISps PLY!
Markabis. but tbas' 10 dla not uota ait' any H.;
Inptoyeltent slp9a he p&yea i,tt tast. Hp ~:
s w. aa aos gSsasy asTI ht
foro ,oxt bons.nbeE or Jnuuary. Eto oxpoota to
be atie to induce vtEt.aux E 70 nlay twa iuatehos
tha mov6Iaont 10 1rKanlxe 7e@" -
\ TOURNAMENT At cus.ttoS cAnhpAs
In thia city Soasou said 30 ha.l nut yot hud time
Therefore sly who,hor ho WOULD sasor Sr ,ipts, Is
llo bus -branght 4omo With hi.a soson oues
wh!cA aEo Rcma qt Fssaoh m!nufaotusp, .Thfo9
Il NV "t 81 u IT e4sst sPps Sss xs
, 1881-09-05
WASHINGTON NOTES,

WAsM1sogoN. d. q, Boph 4-The Yhlgl Ma
doual Aank Of Chattanooga commenced pusl-
noas yeaterday with q papiial nt sls5,ojo.
Deputy Postmastar.Q General Griffin, OF Caan.
In, has notified TostnRster- 1pusfal Jsiucs &h,lt
additional plra1urcs have boon taken for tho
Eotnsn OF american M.li |. bags.
w 70 tao ttoso Of buaitrKs yeytoFt!ay there
aa4 0ogn xaG1a,4o Ia COUPON psr cont boi.tis,
peF Gent bolltla, under tho lUsth call, ypoeireI
ut tho TrcasuEy tor eelotupttnn.
, 1881-09-05
CAMP YATES.
1t Bears u Hvarlllfe AppcaJaHcc-Wt"
yctprRnE ExpGclsd to Arrive ToAay'

Vckpf4A& E4pGcte1 10 AfF1sb AoA"s'
6pestat hspatth 10 Ihs CAfeHqo Ttte"ss'
nt,p0NlNQT0S, ILL.,. Aopt. 1.-'Amp t"tcs' ta'
ononmpmsnt Of tho seoon.l Hrlxltlc. l. a; ",
whleh es WEtAIn the uty limits III tue h'r,en," a.
town. tuntEht beura IL warllku appearance. Long
rows pf Wht9 tents aro nItapqti a'HanE tao Wa',
nuts and oaks Of tho pleasant grbvc' catup-lie,
seam IN tho darkness, md 9nnrals tramp 70 a''t ~
fro.. Tho atns and equipments of lEatttF' H. y,
Springfield, Are upon tho Krouu' u'.i mo ni lnsu
viii ur1lyo tomorrow. CaI. Mills. of stlnys,n,, ~,
y o''esr of the iy. At Camp fatfs' sastI, u ~ IL.
cooking ID IV,p III larfp!s into whul steam y
thrown rruul H,ovAblu bntlnrs. Iought s,sr1s' ~ ~.
companies of militia ure exlMoted, a',a u,yv,i, "
morrow night naarly nl Of ao henonu u,,,'nan.e ms.
Veterans viii arryo tonorTpw aul W.s|asa''GWiy ;'Giy
lnorntnR. YAor camnl1J-xrn!tllda ~sru ,,, upni, @
shI!ken up by tho sudden purrtcn''e o. va. ss ii
but iarKo forco OF lncn todRy p''' '"'1
r9uulF.
, 1881-09-05

OF tito day. 1fo onrrifi ted Judaism on tho teach.
1nQs af Christ In the thap1 In WhIuh ttoy hayo
como ,dow1 TO ua. Rho denied ihMt Tho Holy
llsn'k sns Inspired ny Uul, and th1t1Eht man nnt
w.'Incn would l'o brttrrif u ahd nnyur hp,Mnrp.
,1nnc's nil frlcsps thnk her Mind il railing, anil
nnlos4 den,h c0ntca Il, hnr relief haf.,ru very
, 1881-09-05

l;. I.as' .; Ttf.s SVt1";HI t,9;auor came lnto
A rntueg sa0ay lD9kltK et!4ton1Uti l,4i snJ 10 Tug
prpprlaior, Is Khat do sou asa VI .iwcllty-n,s
beots'fakt lo!le wl!1 onliT'nstw ~, We 't rhsrg'
at4Ish A0s yal1ch d. wy uAaFge T. ems, TX, Grrad,.
sW9 M ~ saI nrsSai in ols41 sJ sia;yst
ns'sy. "'9,f; 9ti rot hualtay % to cst mea' III ''
M1s,h
, 1881-09-05
RAILROAD COLLISION.

npFe4H DHnf1eFs % tn Ch1Faoo 7TlbWNe.
MONTREAL, ODE, Sept. ia collision occurred
thts morning between two freight. trains on rho
Grand Tfnnk hallway near lacal'nc, n villaKo
abo,tt nlnc inflcs west Of this city, by which
Twelve cnrs Ipstdes tho locomotives wcro
aInnshe'l Intn frag.nonta. Fortunately no lIvoa
were lost but Conductor In Itose Hstt ulig az Is
nrtns lrneturetl oul blth 1oEs sBtHruly bruised
hy jumping Utfj ! Tho onFInGcra aud Greft,e.l
1seupesl by jumping for tietr lives. Tho CAUSE
Of tho accident isat1 prusunt luknoWn.,
, 1881-09-05
RAFTING ON WOLF RIVER.

oPfeas DHpotea 10 1hs Chicago Ittbunss
0al1KosI1, Sept. 4.-leaftlux at tho boom OF the
Wolf hlvor noom Company will closo in about
thtpo weeks. Tho total number Of logs raftoti
this season ls estimated at l:n.OQ00O0, or 10000.
w less thRn last yeRr. Tho showing however,.
oarly part OF tho sua2uu. " '""s
, 1881-09-05
Return Of t;tho Hon. William NJ.
Evarts, Delegate to the Mon =
etary Conference. !,
llo., Thinks n Grcat Alvanco To-!
:. wards n Double Standard
a.: .Has Been Matlo.
Great Britain and Germany Agreed
upon tho Adviaability Of Its
Adoption.
Return Of: s'osson, the American
Billiard Champion, from
'Eutppe.

MONETARY CONFERENCE.
VIEWS OF THE 1toN.. WILLIAM II. EvAltTa.
: sptetdt Dtspa.ta to iAs cHfsaao T~!5ssae'
NEW Yong, sept. 4.-The 1Isn. wilstam N.
Eyarts retllrnUl to tho Unitoa Fthtcs ycstorzley,
reaching tho city to.tlly, nttcr m ,atsence:nr
about tlru months In Europe. wherG'ha hns btbt,
officially rs n delegate Of tho UnItcd Statistic
tho International Monetary Conforonuo. 'Hu
looks very much improved In health elilco Els
departure, and Ills cnttroly lost tho appearance
Ut care and fatigue which he wore when leaving
tho Static Department. Concerning tho results
Of tho labors OF tho confcronce, Mr..
Evarts says that great ndvance las
been made As compared With tho, RESULTS
accomplished by tho conference of 1St8.
III that nssDmblnRo tho urcnt IowerH were very
rcsorvct. or wore wholly uurcprcsonted. Now
the principal countries 0t EnFopct Including
Germany md Great I3rltain. buth Of which held
'o, noot r. ls;s arc Reacra''y 'sroea opo" tho ai
of commercial values. 10 far as india was con-
cernet, which Is tue great silver interest III En-
gland, thoro wns considerable freedom and con-
siderable active participation shown by tho
delegates. "The ppsrIon Of tho unltod States
IL well knokn md understood now in
Europc," remarked Mr. Evarts. SOUR ill.,
tcicst Is sololy IN ylow Of our actuni
anu expected participation In tho frso COM
mcrce OF the world. We deslse that tho money
Of international commerce shnll bo upon tho
base which leaves cnmu1erce III stsci a position
that 1t ehail not bo embarrassed by tho two
bascs-sver and Rold-intcrfcr!ug With one
another. In other words, VIC desire to mnko tho
metals International money" fn reply to IN
inquiry whother there would 10 disadvantages
encountered fro'n tho milking ut atlyer u
wkn uN t. shft1 N,k kts,te ,r6
, 1881-09-05
M0RTllARV

spfeG! Dhpatth 10 1hs Chicago Ittaupk,
OSHKOSH, Sept. 1.-The ruluaIua OF ltobert f..
PalSe, who died In Davenport, woro brought to
this CITY Saturday, aaA tho funeral touk placo
te1aX unstss sseprs OF tho knghta Of },ythias,
net unQQ. ~ w." -" ''p'' w.
, 1881-09-05
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.

sT. 1souts, sio., Sept. 4.-Frank q. Hopkins l.
Co., Wholesale aealtra in ArcarlnA at st. Josaph,
Ho., haso ulade at assignment. Tho FAsker
Gun Cosnpany Ut Springfield. alass., and john
creditors, 1t Ii oxpuetpd thut tho u1scts will
sAt1Sfy nearly III tho ltgbtllt(us. ''
, 1881-09-05
MRS. swIssHeLM DEAQuNCEs ST. PAUL,

na,p, raarssgho, F., sept. +;-9aae, ORGY swl'sr
mad who fsw lppRsAs MO Mca ma i aauyust 70
! lnKcrsollism. delivered y ays.columu attiress
Pffpra THO 4.lher4l Lcasaa tht2 afltrqopp. Id
which She tFisd to oe Very sayfEu IN CbElstianlty
9nd ChFssiana In yeperHl fhe sa1! Ut. Paul waa
1Eaad and Waa ehasxsab:o v lib Muuh Of the cunt
, 1881-09-05

Lpeourtetv " tbs S.a Irunstseo CNro,,fcl1
TUCSON. Arizona. Hcpt. a-Atl reports today
e9oarm tho massacre nf Cal. Carr and his entIro
tureo af III lnen and o1ucess. Courlers con.
snued to arrlvo It Camps Qsant anl Tho,uaa
, 1881-09-05
FREN TRADE,

THE t1QN. eAMinEI r. Mol.i.ly Qx ,T1E pHu-
pnAEp TAl!ff'k CON SEHATtfldt. =.
sptftat pt15atsA u 7ae 1atsaaa Ti1saaa-
New Yonk, Sept, a-Tho Hon. Samuel 7,
alorloy, M.pdAyho arrived llera lew t'ayx
axo' anl is nq% stopping AZ Sseporh said tq-
, 1881-09-05
A N'Af01uK.

:, The following advertisement appears tal: q
South African .lnpcr: "Notica--sfInistar and
94tnIfvW NY "A
, 1881-09-05

DEs MONIES, ill.,. Sopt. 3-Wheat TINT RsaJes
No, : 1h Chicago Ia botnx bought by ultlirrs hero
" TWO to three cents over Chicago pstcts. 81 ah
pdlnx tho akuro Tor SeyGrai days past, wy.
, 1881-09-05

spteta. Dkratah 10 Ths Chisaeo Tribune,
HAMILTON, Onte Pept. ;4.-sIr Alox. Il. Cult,
High Commissioner FROM EanutlA to England,
hits cnhed from London to John Smith, Emil
Ernnt AErnt Of this city, tu purahnsc farm fur
QUO nf tho English dciuRatCG WIN tutcly visited
tho PROVINCE, tho price tn hr St1lD1.
, 1881-09-05
short mud that tho hour will DO one whcu the
event will OCCASION tho least c1cItcmont."
ROBERTS, CAR.
ITS p1sT1N0ufsnE1t OCCUPANTS Ar VARIOUS
TIMER


noT>E13ra, TAP
,u, x....,n.s,s..,,.. 800,
AA' D'o srt,,'.e 'n+''7 Nf 'n"Aoos
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- t,sa"t.as. t,as.a.. , ~ ~ prra'G ca1
ea.a ,s,I1 laa,.o 49, ~ ,Is uw I.as
Ws.h,nns,,, ~, :, IL nraaa.eI ~ III, a tos
~ n,o ~" ~ - ns.isa't WI 10 usca tos
T.s..sr.r - w., p"1ne'.t .t'''' 'no
ano,,3 nf t1,o ponnsv,vnnto T.orro,,1 INV raj
gcott.s rr,,ntc ,tso Astnr -, t,o,, ~, 1n,.trf
II VIVA usch fnr ,nnnv vnars IT., 1,ros,,o,t scotr
r, MA ,onp ,o,,-nar. ,,ra,-h ~ ao,,,h MI
Wcst. and has m rrlci n turn rooriv ali tho I'D,
t,nuulsIad u,oat. ,hn pon..m,,.n,. ,,slI+on,
management hnyt, ontrrtatna,l' Aitbop1h lonr
IN xcrrtco n liz. I'M. ~ th aroat ,,tecc. nf
rnrk ,nsnshfn ,hn skt,ir., rnoctonfns AZ Ai,oona
hnyo aver 1rot,t,coa sneoIoli*ts warc ernnlornl
m tta anrirga t,h,ch ,vr-o rnnIo ~
sr,,r r.rrvr aTEr,.
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~ na,s ~ rast,asn - r,a,.on,,r n,ochas s hsvn
~" ts,as" .o,n,s sses,, ~ 1Inhs ~ -,
~ r,,'r,.,r s',,,o',"n, nr shn coonh thnra r. r.
as,,nI .,.. "..,.,tI, -, ,.-,,,t. T., t.,ano,,.s
- az ~. ..,a;t., - a.. .,".s.
tio,, Tho sttc. orc tlood rcd r., cotnr I,sc ,nns,
nf fhe ronn,vlyuntn ftotlwa, foachea. n1,d etso.
,mtoiv ,r,thm,t ,,rnu,nnnt ovcn IN ,,snni e.n.,
work befnv consnin,,ol,a hv ia a,,.nnrrEtho
.o.N o0'" ~e"'P's ~ -" "osst'~o ~"
atylc Of decoration In which Col. Scott's snptp
tnstca arm Instantlv rccoonizrl. Tho running
wnrE NJ I'm cnr ia hrowr 1't,a whnnis . ~ ~"
.hn.o y" ,,.o'1 ,,utan ~ Inv NV .So IN,
arc painted bright Rrcen. Unlike tho other
stock Of tho railroNu. No. 10 IA noticeable on nc.
eount of ita untis,,n| length nIr,v,tbrce fcct
having been found nooc too lonr for the build-
e1s ec ooo'o' OIL "n'' pf''"'o n0'e''eo' s00a'u
1ss,nr
II bas n arov,no.roon nr,y,t, t.o,-cor,, .,a
, 1881-09-05

Wjnehester's +aypppnosp,,,tex
will uurp fotlAunlpt1on, ooushs, weak iun.a
bronchitis, aud general debility. EstabuaGe1
tWeHty-Dnt yaAFx
, 1881-09-05

g, LoSnos. Hepss *.-The Wcstphaia, from Now
YORK; AornvfAu, from Montreal; british KIM,
srnM phllaaelpata, haya arrived out.
tiSM M.M inisR. Sept. A.-Arrlvel. tho spain, from
, 1881-09-05
GOT UP AND WALKED.

Anlss r.. Sept. t.-Nary J. Leo, aged 10,
aauxa'as 81 psof: Les. betriaacn for four years,
IA tellnytd w har fsIandx To hp tho result ~ sna
e'4l prayers " slet4o4lst tFlcpda aud pthofs.
, 1881-09-05
CURRENT GOSSIP.

a RIVER tDTf..,
Lucinda, .loarcst, meath tho bonding trco.
Stnnp.ng ~ ALAS tho htrcnni TINT lnvcA It's foet,
III drnw the ixut: a'isi. thinking but OF thoo,
WIN lchcon rnt.
Mark how tho rtnAi1 tide flows smoothly by;
Soto ypl,tler bank nHlow With cpldcu gorse;
IT'S Natures spcclc-bank. What'Ain that pio7
Urht Steak. Of coursa
Sip 'tfes swcet cup OF Joy. love, In this spot:
,. Fur thee ho aftcr.tn no bitter tlrcxs;
Ills naotar. lsa!,! Two told you oaunot
Eat hnrtl-bo1led cRgs
Tho dappto1 shade of willow and OF ash
sprca!le DER thp verttant grass, for thy sweet
HAkE,
And luyc-thc sa1htt.drcaei,iR's gone 10 smash.
AND bUnkG1 thu cnkcl
What2 Hung It ALL Ellch day speak IN win.
l.ucindls, this IL Ahnmoful--Only Inokl
No Enllstnril pti tho sandwiches nHuul
Discharge TINT cdpkl
.-LOhtlut& Punch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
"a LITTLE BAD"

" Come. darling. comet" The voice was
sweet.
Yet baby only shook her head.
And 90. In tones all tenderness.
Rebukingly her mother said
=" I'm sorry you're so willful. dear;
l called. you would not come. but
stood;
Nov. 60 into the dining room.
And don't come back till you are
good"
A sudden uaeekness seized the child;
With eyes bent downward to the door.
Obedient now. she straightway went,
Yet paused moment at the door.
Her face revealed strife within.
A veil more thin no spirit had
She raised her earnest eyes and said.
Msyn't be little badi"
oh, human nature. still the same.
In child. or man. or woman grown,
That when God says. "Give me thy
heart"
Would keep portion Of its own
Some cherished ain. some fault that lies
'Twi1t Us and Heaven when We would
pray,
Not knowing that surrender blsst
Enriches while II takes away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.

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received an order making material changes
in the classification Of matter sent through
the mails.
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writing. except IS herein provided-Act
March 3, 1879. Section ., ~ STATUTE p
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ton II. p. 359.
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ton Of mere typographical errors therein.
Section a., p.S60.
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subscription price Of the publication or
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His Little Sermon.
Ruby HiR Miainy Ne~-.


He gracefully rested his left elbow
upon the bar in John Bettes' saloon.
raised his glass up to the light that be
might gaze upon its amber lovrliness,
and gave the following good advice to
an sppreciative audience: My brothers.
never play the bypocrit. You may sue
ceed for time in deceiving the goodly
people Of your own neiRhborhood. who
may think you are doing the riRh,
thing. but the Ono above your every
thought and intention 10 known. and
bye and bye. when you think you have
played your little game to the sstisisc-
lion Of everybody. the Great Being
above will stretch out His hand and tear
away the bypocritical mask and say;
"How'rt gettin' on, your" So. broth.
srs, u you drink drop Of beer now and
then do 1t in R-ntetl way. and don't
swill II ou, Of q coffee cup. The orator
10 q reformed preacher.