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, 1881-11-08

VIII. NATURALLY nEuucE rur IN, nrr,',,. ~
t.fCAN yDrE
considerably IN ti,o cnnn,rv 1,ovo mn limit
..' w".s'c. ~ u to success 81 inc cot'ii'y Ticket
flaitlctl by tho County f1elMncrncy. There
Will probably be from 145,0O 10
i50uo0 votes cast, arul tbtnl,
N n mn NJ .,,,a W.. aeeessu l1o'n Moo
' 10 'up ~. ot th's NUMBER and That our nlajor-
ny viii range from 15,0o0 To 10000 votes. l
tl'lnk tile Republicans will pull about
m.000 votea and Tammnny 1tRll about
10000 votes. feel very certain that
Tho sc,atopi" a,;s,s,nta iot t" ai; o"e ."
an strets 1Me Ga o g. t ,hS aaers o
The T%'inay iiai1 orealxotjo1l Il uv sai: "i l
i ,nrr oa o coaiy i't oetoer"sy .os wi a
,qK Y H 'ts'n r. H"o nnm WMHM tey ealeaiatea ~
] 'nw,, ~ % ngctcai,Jn iGJ"t II ana f9" 81 Gull put tils
~, THE AnuEnENrs or TAMMASy 1fALT"
The vote iii tlts city will bo much closer ttlnn
thu numbers Of the County De,nt,c-
racy w,aH1d have people belieye.
;I..[ h,.le 10 WI pl1patIy ne apont la5,oW
ickct mn.i,ed M v " ananv n, Ivy frv Ggea iina
a,t M cGu,'e ti,a ao,." n1o1t o 1tenaniica's tn
i1",mncrn"v ~" 7a ",,t n NJ atT tho G;o1tnty
fgit on tic cou1ty ticket viii III he IN fntsyapcn MSp,
tlif, T'nnfInnv funn and thn T}n,,,i,if,"n.
wit, tn Emt,tv nnna,roo,. a ~ a,ei,t.cahsi ,,ti
fifth, # IL ",,it,; nrh",in XIV H. ni,,, sH
ns wji "fnrt nm ~ twn ~ thn,r III Gn,Ioi,c
mn,noi ~ them' m thotr anu,,tu tG'IHntGs aitatH =
< ,,rnt.incnt Pnn,,h,tnn,, le.,i..r s,,.ai ..Ghc
huvJ, m tini,t whntover ~ inn ra.,it -, ~
nicf, in ti,f. Stnin in 1tn',,,itnn,, ~ 9 stiH
ci,1,n town in fInrinn Ifivar xiii, XIII. nr
did nnior]tr nn thcv viii o",s nt,,,t ~ ~,
minority tr1 oyurconl1 In This rIfv nnii Efnvs
County. think tliero Is
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE ron. THE urr,n,-
1,icASs 1~-' o'
IN corrv THAR coupI,, tini,o+ ,rt+I, .to ,xo,,-
tton 81 thc tt"r,'ay wv" o,, ~ :e
r. I'm # oii the i'nn,iints M au w 1n,s Sn"1 70
ister" 81 tl,air iro l"es, ,,pu,'s III, M1o t'e LeG
rntns T,M i,omn"rnis o,n,o+ ma. cnsh sh ai.e!s
tl,on MINI vnfns e'I III. H. ".uto ,.,t
Will In ,nnro eveniv tiivttloT t,,ou ti,o ,n,.
nI..,ys nj lin t.n,,,'lv t1n,,,crn,., III ,i,i,,i. "'
ti1inf t1,n Hr,mi;,tco,, rntnS t,,'h"; IL III, i
civ viii he nfn,,t IL osn o,d ~ ''i9 T.
H. thcm MIR ffrE"t ,S;u' T." tM"' n1not,ti
BY nnIorities ranging fro1, 1000 10 I.WN.,'
Among the runt0rA noat this morning
iro!t1nl the Ctty-ilHll was one tn tic elect
TINT tfie Republicans and Tainnlany-1lnll had
agreetl upon plan far
DEFEATING TIE WILL OF TIFF. PEOPLE
IN close districts. AcrortiI,ur to tlts ra,'ort
In Mi iIsfrcts .vhorn '.insn ,.,to tts Il ,ste
ri NJ, nXtrn hn1fn.hrx IL r. i,a ,roui, ~.
list hfnro lin 1oiIs cinso tta NV % ,1ii "n 1'a
Hstutyftl viii tieEHia for III t,o oo co,tIi,;o ~
smns;tt,,ta1 fnr 'Gn tna ra,,,a. to huct @ M, aha
nujirnti"m of the nicio 9sa ~ tc.,s ort a5
,,.rfnre nnu a. iro,M,t rnS,itt ';'s ~ .eE'atsseA
, 1881-11-08
Trying to Solve tho NIyatery or Col.
Snaltla's AakAxinatlos,

OMAHA. Mob, Nov. 7,-L0cal detectives
aro at work enseay0rinE to llirayel tho t,ys-
tery surrounding 1he assassination OF Col,
Watson u. Smith, and they ciAi,l to llaye Oh.
talnel so1ue slight clcwa, but nothing IL
lAas!o public. One OF two names of sai0o,l-
Keepers n!ll tho nan,o Of u lnan not sulou,l-
keeper have been quietly mentioned by sn,ne
parties who have teir suspicious. II lhu
murder was committed by lnura tlntl ono
man then they lMvo il,pcs Ut s.lon detecting
Them. 1t Is likely tint sllrewt! Clicneo IL.
tcctEyes will he engngrd on tho casu, lis cltt-
zctls Ntt. ready to fllDt all bills to $40 900 nr
ln9tc. .i'ta funeral VI cul, h,nltl to0k place
als Afternoon: ,I It. WV sad a1a nttSvtGls
c!llxens Ut Omaha niitl Lll!coln.
, 1881-11-08
MANNER IN WHICH, HATES At.E KEPT UP
Hf THE OVERLAND 1sAlt.liuAtIg.
Hukfidf fAfndtte a 1tks f.A1.aa. ast...u.

MANNER IN WHICH HATES AftE KEPT Up
III THE OVERLAND IAltiK,Al,a.
8u<etdt Dtsnate.. ia The Chicago 1rte.rs
New foNK. NV. 7.--Five Uirpctoss Of
the pacil1c Mall Steamship Company
met at tho 1'nnalna lsnilroatl oi!tcu
to-day. Tlley wcre Trcnor ". 1'!.rk,
President Of tho Panama 1sotlrmti
Company Sidney Dillon, President Of Tic
Union Pacific 1lallroad Company, e. +.
Huntington, Vlce.rrcsticnt Of tue Central
raclElc, Russell 5agc. anti j. j.
Houston. Tho PURPOSE of tie meet
Ing was to discuss tho relations
Of the steamship con,pally with the overland
railroads which recently Terminated tic cu,,-
tract between the companies. LII tic dis
c,sslon 1t was suggested tint tic
cilargcs OF tic panu,na I.ailroad for
TRANSPORTATION across tho isttl,n,s might
he reduced largely. 10 this a1r. lark Is said
10 have replied TINT nO reduction wns possi-
bic; TINT tho steamship company coultl ca,,-
Gel the contract with the 1'ana,na l,oad,
but could galli 10 concession il,
rates. 1t Ia understood that tho overland
railroads seek 10 reduce
THE AMOUNT OF srl1s1ny
which they Are obliged to .p;ly tic steamship
company for the maintenance or through
rates.. Under the contract recently IN.
natlIel, they guaranteed tint tho steamship,
company Ht.Hllltt receive business to tho
amount of sit0,WD month. After drdmct-
iix ny net1t..! Callforln business IT tlie line.
about Ss00,o0 during tho last ysar. Tho
payments haze ranged from $;.k000 10
si,.5 si1n,&n q nlol!tll. Tlleso sums nre coli
s!dcrably IN excess of wl,at they cx,'eci-
e!l to pny when the contract wis male.
No detlnit arrangement was concluded
ut the injecting tUtlAy. Il committee, consist
, 1881-11-08
Lewis Il. Cluxton. OF Vniitlalia, Ar
rested for Securing Bogus
acquisitions.
A Recent Shooting ARRAY in Atlanta
Compromised by the Inter.
ested Parties.
A Plucky Lady in Iowa Brutalty
Assaulted by Villainous
Tramp.
Detectives Trying to Unravel the Mystery
Surrounding COL Smiths Assaaina-
ton Ut Omaha.


An Atlanta Shoot1nE-scrap1 Coupro-
nstaeu.
spfetat Dhpateh to Ths Chicago Trtbune
ATLANTA, t;a., Nov. 7.-Tho cases Of
assault with intent TO murder aEaihst A. l..
Hunt. n commercial traveller representing
house in Philadelphia md New York, and
Edward Galloway, Kimball 1Iouse clerk,
which grew out Of sluot1ng-scrape
which occurred in July last in tho
saloon Of that hotel, was settled today
III open court by verdict Of not guilty. In
10th cnscs compromise bGing effected. The
parties were, however, fined 500 cacll for
carrying concealed weapons. The evidence
brought ont the facts that, In July last, Hunt,
who was guest Of tho Klmball, entered tho
dlnlng.room at lnte hour and was served
with cold dinner, Seeing the proprietor
eating Il piece Of watermelon, Hunt snYs he
asked for some and WIS told that there was
none for him. lie says this matlo him mud,
and he complained 10 Callaway about the utt~
satisfactory dinner that he had rccelyod, call
Ing the kisnball a second-c1ass hotel. 'rhis
brought ABOUT hot words. which were nfter-
wards continued in tile salooll. Hunt struck
Caslnway IN, tho face, nlM pistols wero
drawn, each firing simultaneously. Callaway
lower Jaw. l'he evidence showed beyond In n
doubt thAt after the first quarrel Hunt
and Callawny had lolf anu
armca themselves for tho purpose Of Of getting
satisfaction, md the Judge, in ANNOUNCING;
The iltle, stAted that both nurtios were cquniy
guilty: Tie general Impression seems to be-
tint, tf The cnstS of assault wilt. Intent to
murder had been tried, both men would have
been convicted ailtl scnt to the peilltentiary.
IN July Caltaway had Hunt indicted, a1ld
when the Inter reached Atlanta several days
;lKn llc attempted 10. get tic cnse dismissed.
Galloway refused. whereupoll iIunt jlaI chi.
lAWay Indicted for the same ofrerse. The
result OF these cases wna looked for i,ilxtously
by friends Of both parties nil over the coun-
try.
, 1881-11-08
The rfutltntcI Currency Question:,

uI ..,,. ., TI!1s7pH 1.fiY's ------------
,o,,, cnnt t"&u I'LL neNe!. saiM h1r.c- cur
mWmi ~ ~ IL ,nat,r a mau III ~ ~, ~
paasffee!t4sr' ~ 81, ,ta1 nahdly H. ,,o. ,,,, H. .
~, !th ~ Roou. ita Rot a no!o III H. replied
lug y 'Goniune.ar, e., tin. Es1tMy. E9
a9!ea y. .,.
,a ,hst cH + ~ IT, ecaa leRo any each money
~ m1excn,o ,,,.,. .,,,,oa .,,. ,,xs,, l.
hnntHJ .,,.o se. ~ s'lto" 'no p"saeuRoF, anu 10
A.Gu sn,tu - HsSa ,t,.a.1, y LIME a,s;
"vus at s9tnn iii " Hfa hoIsa w., ;no SnuMe6F;
nassrv"r ,nns ;,,t NJ ~. ~ n, ~ aS3ca thc
Ill, tietna Wl!ntt slsc ct'trpetl nut. We nln't
, 1881-11-08

Np,s we!slIED VISITORS CALI on HIM.
m,,nsa ohE, Nov. 7.-Psestdcnt arthur re.
Jsta Jeu At his house most Of tottny
IT. H. ~ tlle afternoon .he arrived
cs),.a w Filth Avenue IIotel, mld was
Senato, cn',1 spyn by Gov. Cornell, ex-
7. Prst,a"nak rEnakllng' Thurlow Weed, Frederick
lestar rpsnauyse'l. psn ex-Secretary Evarts, Col
Jubn r "WSuestsol. Congressman lIiscock.
Webb naa' n"e". John X. Porter, Gen. A, =.
'ea4-AdM!ral Wylnau, md othara.
, 1881-11-08

Special Dhpateh to Tx tnttasn T'rtbstne
KEoxGK, H., Nov. 7.-1nformntion re.
celvrsl this afternoon from Ferris tells OF tho
attempted outrage near That tow, of farn-
cr's wife named Kenkc1. The assault WIS
made By tramp while 3frs. Kenkot was
alnne ut her. home. The wretch threw a
her to thu. floor. The w01i,ai, was plucky
and resisted, biting him badly In the scuf!le,
and the rascal. finding that hi could acconl-
rlsI nothing. took to the cor1l-lleld a,ld fled.
roughly dealt with.
, 1881-11-08

TIFF1S, o., Nov. 7.--At 10 this morning
q mob, comprising several hundred, aI,-
pcarcd at the jail where Madder, who killed
ph@be Bernard. is confined. and a demand
was nlnde for the keys. Tile Sheriff refused,
nrnletl men 10 protect the jail, 4 lively Tjut
ensupd. officers Brisk and Latilpertsoi, re-
cetycd severe INJURIES but the mob was r.
pcllcd. anil warrants are hcing Issued fur the
Cnpt Lcpper's militia Is ordered out
, 1881-11-08
REBTLL1Ous THREATEN.

TIE BEAUTIES f?l or 4 VOLUNTEER FrnE
nErAhrNESr.
o,,nrr. far Soma t,mo ha,,"ao,, ,s ~ ote. Wen ~
anil tl,a vo1un,rar ,,ron,o,, ~ In in,a,.a. ,s"'
'a,u a'o ..'.', s"ine'i ntncn u Aoooken
Which, 1esu!tea to1llght lit Tao Iattor
wantonly allowing n fire to make
inrs. ,1",narc was dana ~ s,a,,a,, .'n f.n aos
!1 Hight ;; was ssen from ono Of tho windows at
tae ata heaa Of Eagle Pier. IN lloboken' little
watc1,iunn cnno tiyinr ont nf tho pate viii
hta nnot II, h,o,. ill., a,ar,,, s,a, ea". W.,
~ a., s a,,,,a" -, ]o. ,",ss mo a"in WIS sou'he
q. Aa1 e'e1he.houso hear oy, and the engineer
street.
r,,n urv MI, ,,o,, nve,,n,,,, mn
o,I tiors, ta 49, a.n.,1 ,t ~ 1Mh cA!;,
tre ,vi,io,, o,,s,H ,auo 49,. ',s t.o i
o, ~ ma,e.i e,,,s eo sSS peen pat out ny
wind was ns avn Mas sotheeat Rnne Ihe
laook and ladder trucks arrived on the scene
III few minutes. but wjthout wa,rr
Tho mcn % cn"ll dn wv ,ot1,n~ ",no"' W.. w..
stIj1 furt,or % 'Io,av TIM oIr.nE nhnrnon Ai'ot u
tho ftro mid Water Commission
md 4 score OF boys reached tta nter with tha
fro engine. but by t,fs timc the ttnmes croclS.
linz anIons tic Iaies Of nenn ' ",,d cotto,, II
!!Mll way uoWll tne pier. 10 think Of arrest
!nk !m, sue'r cou1so was useless, alld attention
""s
DIRECTED TO SAVING THE VESSELS
and bafEos Mlnored ~ proximity to tho pier
atTa etha sins,un.. uuiigs, g. tao nGttn
Tfnn. inatinl vii, a. tao asun
h,,t 1',nfiv "ott,M raoa ~ etaat ~ Eausu'
mrs. tnmr anI ~ io sn;S, IT, , stH,. ~ ltx snty t
bsrses a." INV I'm hor~ '' enI nndc "eso 1m1 tt IT,
n1s1sM., gd, atna,nar 9a aFft.Gt i.ab ont va m ex
W"n.n, ~f'aI ~ 'na.m soa,! .agGk' ,t;s n!Mynf
md teIaorapheH g ,aaa nvs Mna. @ t'! tu'!s.nn'ys
fnr nssstnfn c0rs ~ ~ ES nu riS hs eatS
wit thair nta hoaa. ~ ,riista., nle,,Iei
lransts e' t,oni;nd u@"';%s steI,g 'n on tletr
ithnir crninna tya1, a.oH" III ~ se nu1nin9 or
Svit thnE tn,,,,,n m9in t,,rnoi ~ ~ t., e,Eeousss.
n liz W d,infi a.'s, n,nuae ~ tas.s' ofer N,
innEiuo liz G ~ nv " ~ r'sT ~! ta .nenssiVes Ny
.oonals a.l.a:1 w. ..,o 'ako VI e''o lla"1es alM
Abus1S0 THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL.
OF tho enttre fGrce Of 1Ioboken-seycn coul-
, 1881-11-08

In tho fourth degree. 10 two years at hard
labor In tho state'e prison. Mills, tho third
ttrty, was admitted tD bail. owing tu cxtan.
Word ranch.s here t'ILs evening that n party
~ tifty Cnw boys were intending tn rail tho
tnwl Tonight. and release ElIas.nln and Gar
ter: THE SHERIFF las IL large fDrce on guard,
mn wlll Rlvs them warm reception ii they
put III All appeatntlce.
, 1881-11-08

EpstI4t Il1pdEth 70 1hE Lhltla3 4F{fVNa,
Ptr1sr1ElD, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-THE Circuit
Court has reached tho murder cases. the first
one-the trlnl Of john Ketlick for killing
james Peterson oil tho Shy bottom I'm Leyce
Township lust apring--coi!ling up today. 1t
tn0k MI the afternoon to ln,palicl the Jury,
It largg Number being rejected rs opposed 10
tlllsllud tomorrow.
, 1881-11-08
An Escapfng Burglar Killed. by q
Guard.

LOUISVILLE, H., Nov. 7.-John Crawford,
wl,Ile escap!nc from the Indiana Stntu Prison,
South. ut JclIersonyl1e, shortly nftcr 1
o'clock this afternoon. WIS instantly
killed by n bullet from tho rItin
of Jordan McIlhea, guard in tho employ Ut
tho. prison. Crawford was Gl years 0f 1gc,
a1ltl WINS sent from Va,ltlerbure County to
lle liasl several allases, md anl served fl
other prisons.
, 1881-11-08
4 Da33sQrnln KItfRfl.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Nov, 7.-W. r. Bryan
Shot nisd killed desperate negro lh,ar Gar.
rrttSon Landing this morning, na,ntNl Alfred
Nicholson. Tho killing WIS III xcit.tletensa.
Nicholson was terror to tho n0ishhorIl0od.
, 1881-11-08

LOUISVILLE, ky, Nov. 7.-On Friday
night two men OF Ballard County, near Isa1-
Inv City, named Carroll mid Sl,sburt, r,.-
newe.l m old difficulty, when Cnrro!t struck
Sns1ert nn tho llcad with II club, traetnrin;
h!s skull nnd killing Hin almost instantly.
Carroll is III jaii,
, 1881-11-08

AnKADEIEIiIA, Ark, Sny. 7.--trln Jury III
the Sarnh Stokrs casc, III trial
here since last Monday, charged witt,
murder III the first degree In
killing Miss ,fal1uda Stevens. nttcr having
tce'l out forty hours, returned lntn
court this morning unable 10 uerre urnt, q
verdict, null we're discharged. Thc jMry
stood four fur guilty of nn,,s1nugl,tcr, will,
sentences Of two years In tic Ie,l!tentiury,
trial the second day Of tito next Jnnuury
term.
, 1881-11-08
Hallway Eu,r1oYes JntltcaetI.

DASv1Lf.E, Ky., Nov. 7.-IInlictnents for
murder lave been found against William
Tate, engineer, and l.. T. llcNauaa. con-
tnctor, Tor tho killing Of five men at McK[n.
ney by rccklesly causing . coilisiolt. Tic
men lsnyc, sk1pped put 4nd have mt been
henri Of since the day Of tito killing. 4 r.
ward. will ..bu oifercd by Gov. Blackburn]
which Mny bring them to ti,np.
, 1881-11-08

WELLINGTON, Kas., Nov. 7.-Chastain aud
Curter; two OF tlle cowboys who wero Gu
gnged IN the roundup at tic, tIute
Su.lu Colder WINS killed, Mt Ilunuc.
well. weru today sel.tgncca-ChastuIu,
tho principal, convicted Of murder
II. the SECOND degree. to ten years. a1ld Cur
ter; as accessory, convicted OF nlanslauRIItur
, 1881-11-08

l,E1.EEFoSrA1SE, o.. Nov. 7.-Jofn AK
tell, sun Of the Superintendent of tho Lcwis-
town Reservoir, was fatally stabbed Satur-
!!ay niEIlt By all oil hunter named Seaman.
lle n1sfAy took place In n saloon, ard was
provoked by repentctl insults by Axtell.
, 1881-11-08

PHILADELPHIA, Soy. 7.-Tne managers Of
the pfess dismissed the corps of composItors
OIL TINT paper to-day ind put on n new set,
learning that tho former intended to strike
Tuesday night II tile managers lid not sign
contract Tor n ycnr with tlis present force.
, 1881-11-08
Down Oh nIuatR cI. 81.

= NFaIlN0 EtEH.
The will OF tho late uerhArt BeoAtel, pf Wash-
iilAton Townsi'ip. was tlcd this ornilIx and lut-
ters tchtaimt'uthrf granted to his sun. l.evl
viii; "AM1 further dlAlnherlt Rud psuhIIlE
fruu participation tn the distribution Ut my
estate sush Of ny male descendants as pssatst III
wearing muAtHche4."
, 1881-11-08

stealing s10s from tho safe at tic Grand Ccn-
tIal Hotel yesterday morning. james Lee,
Or Eloveraiule, 1tld., was also arrested for
thrglng, orders on bis employer. Tic At
Mtf1tdpt.ti t1p It's game on half tic merchants in
, 1881-11-08

Kansas CRY, No.. Nov. 1.-About II
O'Clock tonight an unfortunate woman
named Alaggie Golden was brought to pollcu
headquarters with crushed skull, she liay-
Ing been beaten by one Bridget Mccarthy
with hammer: The Mccarthy wou,an was
i wing with n. D. Fesler, WHO was formerly
when tho last ,,auIed applied for work OF
fcslGr. she was set NpUn and beaten Ms
above. Besides the cut on tho head several
rlbs nre broken, and size will die.
, 1881-11-08

8Dtttat pIuateA to 7hs CAfeaao 7rsbuns.
CEl'An RAPIDS, H., my. 7.-I'la body OF
Mrs. Stein who was murdered hy her l,lls-
band In Iowa City, vas brought llere for
busial tonight. The train WIS delayed, al,d
tho lnneral will tnku place tomorrow. It IL
doubtful whether her lu0ther, WIZ. ,y4s nlS0
badIy stabbed by thu Villain, will lEyo or nut
, 1881-11-08

sptetet Dspateh to 1h4 Chicago Tribune.
Sioux CITy. H., Nov. 7.-At Newcastle,
Ke5., thirty miles west of this city, shoot
lng affray occurred On Saturday. a farmer
lsnnsel Bishop went to nsigtlbor ua,uch
Moody to rcleaso some cattle shut
up. by, Moody. 1Io was In the act
Of Knocking OIL the boards OF The cattie-yartl
With all nX wl!e', Moody. lodgrd eighty-twD
doubtful. Moody iias been arrested. There
ltnd been trouble between the men preYlous-
ly about trespassin. stock.
, 1881-11-08

VIcKsnui'0, Miss, Nav 7.-i)an{el 4. Cam-
eroll, wl'lte, In IL row with Ike anu lstc,!nrtl
lltll, at cDlnrcl cilurcl, festival In Oakland
Saturday night, was tataliy shut. Thu ui!ls
WtEo urIeste1
, 1881-11-08
Close Of the Campaign III Knnsas-Col,
Anthony AAnatlltett,

Hpsea1 Otsputeh u Tic ChteaQo Tribune,
LEAVESwnRT1I. kas.. Nov. 1.-Two mect-
in.s by the opposing political parties closed
the campaign in this county. Col. u. II,
An1hnity, editor Of the Times, spoke ut the
Republican meeting, and at the conclusion
nf his speech, went over to look III upon
tho Democratic meeting. At tho head
+ the stairs he was met By Col, Thomas
Moonlight. the .De.nocrntic candklRto fUr
sheriff, who snid to him, - Ynu hive In
suited my family" and struck him blow In
Tue face. The crowd at, once stepped be-
tween t3le1E, and prevented further trouble
, 1881-11-08


BosroS, My. THE fir.n of Harding &
Morton, reported In n knl,sas City dispatch
rs having lost heavily by tho crookcdness Of
j. ~ Dubnts, state tllnt their shortage IL outy
Ss,As!. and TINT this Is entirely co7ered by
freight rebates.
, 1881-11-08

optEtH* 1ApQ%tH TO 1A4 tAtfd91 If1bHn4.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Nov. 7.-Tllc reported
afrest VI Lewis l.. Cinxton, Of Vanlaiin, is
fully explained at tile Stats offices here. 1t
appears t',at for 4 year or more Cluxt01l bus
Eec3t In the habit Of applying 10 tile Governor
Tor rcquisitloDs for tho recovery of fugftives
from Justice. The applications were made
regularly, with tho proper official certificates
u1u sehss, aud the returns woro made uc-
colnpanled by the Sllerlif's rcceIpt for tho
prisoner. In making the applications l.e ul-
ways suggested himself rs messenger, and
consequently drew money from tile Slate
for mileage nnd expense. There never
was any suspicion at tho Stnte offices
us to the genuineness OF these papers until t.
few days ago, when m application caue up
fronl Clark County asking a requisltiun OIL
the Governor Of Colorado. The amount Of
money Involved Iii tho Case being very stlnI,.
tho Governor thought 1t scnrccly necessary
to Incur tl1e expense Of senttng 10 Colorado,
Prosecuting Attorney Of Clark County lar
further ligt on tho matter. This brought
the, Information that no such intlcimcnt
!!al been found In that county MS the
pos.cd ps Ye bnse tas 'Ea,Safsn .tg e Psr
revealed tho fact thut Ciuxton has been mix. INK
l1tE Il regular business Of working" these
retti'lslttons. forging tho signatures of the
n!llcefS O1 Ilta courts, Chiefly III Enyctto
County, and BY some means getting access
TO their rsents, 50 that all ILLS papers have come
to the Gnyern0r's office IN regular farm. lis
safe nt Vanslalia will be ya[zed to,norrow.
when 1t IL probnble Hight 'nay be thrown ui,
other crnOkra transactions. All these spuri-
o,s applications linve been nltttle tit tho ,jn,)n
0t CluXt0n hlnlsulf, with tic eXceptt0l Of
two or three, nlatio in tic naltcs Ut ilpnry IL
Jenkins, aud Cluxtnn WIS always tho mes
sengor.. It Is int knewn yet how ,nuci,
money lle ha5 got out 0f the Stale by those
transactions.
, 1881-11-08

AN EXTRA SESSION CALLED,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I-Thu Governor hns
convened tho General Assembly tn extraordt-
nary session Dec. ..
, 1881-11-08
Fined for Cutting Timber OH Govern.
meet Land.

DETNo1T, Mtcl,., Say. 7.-Chnries Hel1anto
was tinctl s075 md costs III tho Unitttl States
CDurt this afternoon for cutting timber IN
government lard III the northern pNrt ut this
Sfuta. -
, 1881-11-08

GltEES CASTLE, 1nll., nay. &C, Il. Pat
rick. OF Carui, ILL.,. WAS arrested today tor
, 1881-11-08
= aqMnsts OF ont Ani corn meal. .......,.... :.
~ 1luuBds Ut haY.... ........,.......,.....,
Market- value OF tho feed Of each COW nj

.sssttss. !. ~
The vMlug 0f feed used tu tho dairy Of forty
COWS would b1 Us t1flows:
u M!lch cows, Ut ~ erEts eneh ......,..,..$ De8
y Try cnws. .Uu pounds tny................. l,UI
4 hOVEGs, - CGnt8 Clrh, 10
, 1881-11-08

cW , " iu'!k ~
daily rAt1ons Of d tlairy-f0r II portion OF tha
COWS Are dry. and thor feed, as aIsn sllat az
Fuiauoa. In i dAiry of forIy s cows. u,snt bslnr
dry. lnl fur hnrscR bcluK kpp,, we nnd tho
value ng tho dnlty r,1tion as follows:
e. t.itlch cpws, = cents each. aH
8dry COWS, ted 81 pounds bay cach. no
pounds. -. ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.....,..,....,. lNQ
4 m II 1r11 "a at
, 1881-11-08

TOtnl inarkct- value Of daily foo!. =. $ll.U8
Thu Miik-pr0LtCt wtuII ho slxty-ruur gal
Ions aud thy lanrkgt" viiluc Of tho fce wo.tsi bo
loi.; to which snoull bo ntitlcd two culits pcr
gall0q for freight to EhteAHn.
II tn thfs should bu added TIM cxtrA cost Of
lnbur IN conducting dairy 0yur that of u Hruin.
firm IT IL cahr ttlt It ia lho part OF wi4.iunl to
sill tho products Ut tho farm BY thu bEshGl mnd
ton. ratnur than by tho gallon whom converted
juto Mitk. U. r. Lt>itJl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-02
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

should be stopped. Neglect frequently re-
suits IN an lncurable Lung disease or Con-
sumption. Browns Bronchial Troches do
not disorder the stomach like cough syrups
and baIsams, but act directly on the inflam-
cd parts, allaying irritation, give relief IN
Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and
,he Throat Troubles which Singers and
ruollG Speakers are subject to. For thirty
years brown's Bronchial Troches have been
recommended by physicians, and always
give perfect, satisfaction. Having been
tested 10y wide and constant use for nearly
an en'lre generation, they have attained
well'merited rank among the few staple
remedies Of the age, Sold at e5 cents d
box everywhere.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-02
No technicalities nor arduous cOndi
tons in policy contracts.

Policies incOntestable after having
been in force for three years. All such
incontestable policies will be paid at
maturity, without rebate of interest,
Immediately after the receipt at the
Society's office in New York Of satisfac-
tory proofs Of death, together with a
valid and satisfactory discharge from
the parties in interest. and without re-
quiring any delay, even for sixty or
ninety days, as has been the custom
heretofore. and is still usual with other
companies.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-02
2Dd Edition OfJob.

Mrs. Ogden, n. Division Street, Buffalo
says ! cannot be too thankful that | wa
induced TO try your Spring Blossom.
was at one time afraid should never b,
able to 90 out again. seemed to be @
second edition Of job without his patience
my face and body was one vast collection
of Boils and Pimplcs, since taking one bot
tie Of your Spring Blossom | am quite cur.
ed, all eruptions have disappeared and ]
feel better than have for a long time
Prices ST., so cents, and trial bottles 10
cents.