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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-28


sion to Society. Dimness Of Vision, Noises In the
Head; the vital fluid passing unObseryed In ths
urine. and many other diseases that lead 70 insan
ity and death.
DIR. MINTIE, who 10 regular physician (grsd.
uste Of the University Of Psnnsyivaeis). will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUxDAED DoLLAas tor
case Of this kind the VITAL RE8TORA.
TIVE lunder his special advice and treatmsntI
will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found in It, DIR. MINTIE treats all private dis
eases successfully without mercury. CoxscLTA.
TIox FREE. Thorough examination and sdvics.
including analysis Of urine. 9s 90. Price Of VITAL
RESTORATIVE. &3 90 . bottle, sr four hmes the
quantity. $40 90; sent 10 any address upon receipt
Of price, C. O. D.. secure from observation. and
IN private name. II desired. BY A. Z: MINTIE. N.
D., II Kearny street, San Francisco. Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. sent on application
BY letter stating symptoms. sex and age. Com
municstions strictly conAdential.
DR. NINTIEs KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPHRETI.
CUM. cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder Com.
plsints. GonosEhna. 0lset, LsacosIhOs. For sale
BY sll druggists q 90 bottle sx bottles for $S o.
DR. AINfIES DANDILIoN PILLS are the best
and Cheapest DYsPEPsiA and BslIoCs cure In the
MARKET For sale BY all dSuggis0.
AL orders for medicine o. o. D. must b sseom-
panied with u (es guarantee ef goeA faithl
which viii b. AsAsetsd whsa Ne psetass u
sAipped.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-28
BARGAINS! BlRGlUs!!
IN
esntIsmen's Furnishing Goods.

4 large quantity Of eentansna fasntshing
eoods. bought at bAnhrupt sale. WtN b cold below
Chicago pFicss.
SEE THE LIST;
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-28
The Great Enqiish Remedy

s n never-fniling
Cure for Nervous Debil.
ity, Exhausted vitali-
~, Seminal Weakness,
Spermatosrh0s, Losr
MANHOOD. Impotency.
Paralysis. ProstrstOr.
rhoes. and al the
terrible effects Of Self.
Abuse. youthful folliss
and excuses in mAtursI
years-such - Loss Of
Memory,Lssaitude,No Noc-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02
ointeraebduoe ibres pdterliden Saufes

6interaebduoe ibres pGterlideu Saufes
ifieBen, an Der baa Bobnbaus ber alien
Trau Bernie, Der @rpbmutter tires ur'
miirbiaen @atten lag. Dort, seraoe pcr
ibr, erbcb es iih uno br Iu9e permchte
ilh niht bon ben, alien Bauwerf at5nfrenz
bet. Sie fab ben rfeneu eaben nit bent
srcben sebruften 3ettsl an Der Isitr. bic
nit weibea balbcffeaen @arbinen periehes
nen 8enlter Der 3immer Der alien Srau,
sariiter bic leeritebente Gtase uno hober
- tas @ietelsimmer nit ieinsm ebenfa(ls.
bod biht verbdnster Tentsr. cas perz
bansnisocue @slab, IN Dem ba5 Wdrhen
ibrer 2iete 70 ionnis tescnnen bate, oas
nun elm 70 traurises gnce sefunoen. Sbr
itarres Sdauen auf pus alte Saus tesann
In ibrer nmsebuns aufIeten gu erressn
uno einselne Worte idlusen an ibr Sbr,
Die ie aus ibrem trduuieriIden 5bun aufz
medten. 8oih elite ie weiter.
Sebt itanb Slle por ben etenatisen ea=
serbauietn ibres Yaters unb abermals
muBte 1ie bre Shritte hemulen, perweilen,
ual bic Eeiir ,u iud.n. curd bic ise in
iener lnsiidsnatt benz rdterlid,en bauie
emit flcben mar. gfur su 6alo bate lie oie=
ielbe 9efunben, es fcnnts nur bic erlte me-
BEN BEN 6auIe Der Uiutter Berni8 iein.
bort, no bic tleine ambuionle Bube einss
Sdubpertiufers mioer bic @iebelmauer
lebnte. Wie oeutlit erinnerte Stie fa
bes gfieoerlteisens Der fd,neren Bchlens
treppe, oes an Der Wanb= 5intaifens bis
sur Strabentbiir in jener pertansnispcllen
ytadt! Doh aud bier mar ibres Wei=
lens nidt. bic bin= unb ter f1utbenre
Weuse riff lie in ibren Strubel binein
uno trisb fe fort.
(Bortfsbuns fola!.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02
Q m : errettet.

@illiam 8. gousblin BON @cm,ruille,
MaHu fsst SIM Ssrba 1876 bstam Id
enuasntluien, sefolst Don sinsm bsiiissn
Snit,n. SD oerlOr ben Qppetit uup u,ein
Blsiih uno wures tsttdssria. Sn. 1877
brataie man mid lns 5ospital. Die Ncr,te
ertlarten. Id bate elm God In msiner Gun.
se BON Der @reee sinss balbsn Dollar
itudss. Sosar Die Nahriht BON meirem
aoes psrtrsitsts ii6. SD CAB ale Soif.
nuns aul; ea smpfabl mir Elm 6reunp
Or. William sails Balfam
fur bic eunse. SD sstrau&te cine
Glal6e unb ,u meinsm grnaunsn ,puroe
Id btiier, unt bin bsate stIanotr, als felt
brst Sabrtn.
SD fnrsbs biss In Der 5oifnuna. bag
Sober init tranfer 9unse Ysbaftete Or.
Willtam 5alIs 8al1am ae.
trouht, uno Id bin dbtr3suat, baB pal.
islbs bic aus,sbruns bsilt. Sd tann 20
fitio bshauptsn, pab mir Der BalIam m.b,
@utss 'rwislsn bat, als ale ltriasn III.
3snsisn ,uiammen, bic i'd nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02

Wit 5ansen gltden betraatet bic
Wfutter itr bleides 3uiebenbS ihmdder
rreroenbes Sinh. Manselbafte Grndb=
runs lit bic llrIade beS unrubisen Sdlais,
oeS franfliden Gmsiebens unb ber feten
unluit, bic man an benz &inbe temerft.
Durd ben idleunisen @ebruud pes Be-
rabmten @riasmittels fir seiunbe Muts
termilh, 9eeuitaebter's Deutides
6 ino er meb |, tpirbe ber beflasens>
wertbe 3uitano bes Sduslinss alsbalb
cine sbnitise Genseruns erfabren, menn
oieie Salfe nidt etwa idon gu ipit in
Iniprnd sencmnlen wirb. Sn allen Apo<
tbefen su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02
ten 9erren Spibbuben miro man no6
56aoenerlab beaablen f6nnen.

@6a6enerlab beaoblen fonnen.
gfa6 Sen 8eri6ten un1eres Gebllfsz
N11ei1prs, 6errn Qeilig, muB Elm be-
beutenoer 3usug itattgefunben baben,
tpenigitens giebt es 10 biel mebr Steuers
sabler uno Die 3abl Der i6ulpfli6tigen
&inber miro um bunberte gr6ber fein,
als i'm 8oriabre. 9err 6eilig perbient
fir Die getpinenbaft fte aufnabme oes
S9ulcenius ben 9anf aaer guten Bit
ger, er 1T iiberbaupt Elm pfli6tgetreuer
8eamter, auf ben uniere Seutl9en itol3
iein f0nnen.
@roBes WegerniB erregen bier bic
2eit=9lrtifel ber Stem Srlean1er Oeut=
i6e 3eitung iiber 9eutl6lanb. &lar
f6eint gu iein, baB Bet &eoaetenr iiber=
baupt gar fein Oeutl6er 1T pber ipenig=
itens, baB er bon oeutl6en Gerbdltnii~
fen Ni9ts peritebt. Gin Mann, Der
der Some uno Die 0un6e4 in gto. %
Der Wo6enblatts perfabte, lit ein e6ter,
re9ter Siiritenfne9t, Der berbient BEL
ieinen 20uen: :8ismard S9ubpuber su
iein. llnb 10 ein Mann nennt 2eute
tuie &i6ter, 8ir6ow, Srdger &C. vGias
naillen". gs tpdre an Ser 3eit, baB
ber useleerte" Ge6acteur suriid ginae
na9 ieinem gelobten 2anbe, tpo er mad
Sersensluft BEL feinem 20tpen ipei6elz
leden uno auf bic u&anaillen" railoni=
ren fann, bielei6t beroient er ii9 bort
mod eine leberne N}eoaille. 4.
= Sn @alpeiton besins Gbcmas s.
Sbsarer, Setretdr ber Wbarftpmpasnie
on' 1. WOrSens 5 llbr in ieinem Saule
Selhitmorb, inbem er li9 erfdob. @bea=
ter mar ieit 25 Sabren 8epobner Der
Staot uab leble in suten gerbdltniHen.
Sn Der leBten 3eit iebod eridien er bduz
fig nleotts Oradt uno er daBerte einis.
Male, ea6 ct wesen ber 3ufinftiaen Ser
Icrsuns ieiner Tamilie in Gorge iei.
Sbearer binterldBt 6rau uno erpahlene
Scdter unb Scbn.
Der Sdifis3imnermann Srunf
Grossly 1T nit ieinenl @ebilfen 6inolap
in Der @alpeltc Bai ertrunfeu. Beioe
feselten Bel ifarfsm scontrairem Winbe
blnaus, nm ben seitranbeten SdoDner
80. W. Verrb" pieoer flctt gu MAIDEN.
Da ldlus ibr Boot um unb Beibe fans
ben ibren Sob in ben Weuen.
= Gen. grepino CAB am 1. in ieinem
SauIe einen Gmpfuns, BEL welder @e-
lesenbeit GROCER @lun3 entfaltst puroe.
= Der in Sort McSapett tfaticnirte
Waicr Gbus. u. Webb pom 16. Snfans
terieresiuent, itarb mdbrenb ber Nadt
bonn 1. plSelid an elmer 9unsenfrantbeit.
= Sim 1. Sebruar bat man besonnen
fir oas neue aapitOl @runo 3u sraben.
= Die @entralbabn laBt bon ber Stas
tien @arrett aus cine 3weisbabn mad
9auffman, Sauffmann County bauem.
= 81 Baio mirb cine Strabeneilens
babn erbalten, Die gabn lauft burd
bic 9auptitraBe Der Staot iiter ben 0luB
in 8aip bel Norte binein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02
Seras.

Eotrespeadens. Ga Grange. MSai=
lafte baben eetpebt unb sic 8dume
fingen an aussui6lagen, ba fam Der
Srpit unb Der Bis babin anbaltenbe
&egen bermanbelte li6 in @latteis uno
Sdnee, unb aus oem i6le6tsn, un=
frennoli6en g8etter tpuroe elm e1tes,
re6tes - Saumetter. gu beoouern 1T
berienise, oehen 8rob es 1T, BEL fold
einen1 Wetier unb ben bobenloIen
Megeu auf Der 2anoltraBe feim su
miiiien. Oie Wese lino tpirflid idred=
li6 unb betpeiien 70 re6t Die llnauldng=
lidfeit unb Wertblofigteit unieres
Wesegeiebes. Seoer 9ansnarr fann es
BEL ben GountD=g =gommilldren erlangen,
oaB Der Beg berdnbe1t tuirb, Dab er
entmeber Soften BEL Der Ginsaunung
erfnart aoer elm paar Nder aanbes-
pbne Eiidiidt, tpobin Der Meg getuorz
fen tpirb, elnfriebigen fann. Mege, bie
friiber f6nursrabe bon einem Blab gum
anoern litfeH, geben iebt I'm 3id;ad
'bnr1 Walb unb Gelo. ueber furs ooer
lang Dirb es bemn NAL eine 2egislatur
geben, bic fif gestpunaen fiebt ORB
nung in unier 2anbIfraBeniDltem gu
bringen, pas allerbings bann piele
Millionen folten tpiro.
llnlere fdnmtliben GouHtn Gefdng-
niBtrdiinge iinb an einen lnternebmer
in Grimes gountD berlnietbet morben,
um ibre reipeetioe Strafen unb @es
ri1tsfoiten absuarbeiten. SAB Der
monatli1e 2obn fein GROCER lit, ldBt
fi6 benfer uno 10 muB benn aud ein
farbiger Yaitor, ipel6er 1i6 es einfaQen
lieB nit elmer pieffertu6eu=G =Garbisen
ieiner gemeinoe 3a ubee6ern" fiir bic
ibm auferlegte Strafe BON $500 unb
trimmings" bic @leinigfeit bon
rMeumSabren unb seb n 81 o.
ten" ltrafarbeiten! Dq
ipdre er bod fir elm berartiges gerse=
ben (fornication) in benz 9iItriftgeridt
belIer abgefommen, tpenn ibm cine
Surp Elm paar Sabre 3u6tbaus cubic
tirt bate! S60ne @ere1tigfeit bas!
Seine iueiben @mtsbriioer baben's bils
Tiger. ba aiebi es b0dftens Elm Gez
ineinbe Gomite CUR = MeibmaI6ung.
Wobl Elm babies Subenb 8erurtbeilter,
bic ibre 6dQe appeflirt baben liegen in
unierem gsuntD= D=8efdnsnilie uno baben
our6 oas 8alueitoner Geuer, in fpel=
dem Die aeten oes 4ppeaatonsboIes
aerltort iguroen, nod fapiel ldnser su
marten, oa es eine geraume 3eit nebz
men iolre, bic berbrannten Ncten 3u
erieBen.
Der gieubau unIeres GeIdnaniiles
! lielt i6on lett Monaten gang title, benz
Contractor feblt es ant 8etriebsaGapi=
| tai uno weroeH tuobl ieine 8iiref6aften
eiHgreifen miilien, tpenn iie ni1t bic in
Der giirgI6aft borgeiebene Gpnoentio=
nqlitrafe beaablen molten. Ser llntere
nebmer 1T cine ebrlide 9aut unb Elm
! outer Mrbeiter, aber Elm f1ledter Wuii=
FAINT ooer oWtanager" mie ber praftiide
| Dantee fast. 0nffentlib merben bieie
Dertpidelten Nngelesenbeiten balo &C.
oronet, bamit bas neue 8efdngniB fer
| tig piro, oa bas alte 8ebduoe b6df
baufdlig uno enti9ieben lebensgefdbr=
li6 1T.
&ranbjurp iiber @ranbiurD bat in
ibrem aeporte auf Die gaufalligteit unb
Gefabr aufmerfiam gema6t, olne oaf
aud nur ein Sabn banad getrdbt bate
uno uniere @ountp =Mi6el perben nl1i
aus ibrem S6laf erlpa1en Bis es Sl
4 fpdt 1T. Damn tuirs bas llnsliif fer
J tig feiH uno fir bic 2eben ber internirs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02
9cn Seindberm bes Maroiaras in ysefu
Orleans

en1pfeblen mir fiir ettpaige ginfdufe
BON Supelen bas felt 1849 etablirte
Gel9aft 6es 9errn s. 2ilientb a I
yto. 95 Canal Strabe, gang ausoriid=
LID. 5err Silientbal bat ein groBes
Wager BON Suuelen; ubren, @ilber
uno 1tlberplatirten @aaren, 8rillen &c.
uno perfauft gu raiionablen preilen.
Seln Nuf Elm iolioes, reelles @el6aft
gu betreiben 1T uoblberbient rno tpobl=
begrilnoet uno fann man ibm bas gr0Bte
Nertrauen et1tgegenbringen.
10,1 tutp2We
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02

Qh eas waren fhSne Stunben. Nls
Id gum trifen Wal SOZODONT ae.
braudt uno eas ansenetme Mrrnia I'm
Wunos fablts. unb als Id Dor BEN Spie.
gel trat uno fab wie BON Sag ~ Sas yaeiN
3abnHslldt roRssr. msine 3abne lt5ner
murben. Sd wsrbe nie auftGrsn bas.
lslte gu setrau&en. aQe Drosiasn Der.
faulsn Is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02
Gins. Genhrrtt.

Stneiofr, gde BON 5oufonz u. Nasarro.
ltrabs, emfteblt ltA bem publttum BON
Saa @ntcno gum anfsrtissn BON Serren=
Slsibunsstaden Gerner iiterntmmt ct
bas @einteen unb Tdrben setrasener
&leieer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02

= DOttoren iinb iiberfldiiis. = runs
fOmmt Sabr uno Gag tein DoftOr in's
5aus," idreibt Widuel Seilunb, Gcd>
bale, 9er. nDr. Aug. SSni8's
Samburser Erppfen iinb bei
uns im @ebraud unb iiteruu wiro ibnen
Qob,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02

Sn Berlin eireulirt cine in Solss
bes neueGen grlaIes ag ben 9aiier. sea
ri9tete Danfaorelie, Die duberit sabl=
reide l1nteri6riften finbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02
SoIepb 2an0a'S Wiihle

In yfeu' Sraunfels mablt ifbr sutss Rorn.
uno sBsi,enmebl nno psrfauft In aroesn
0uantitdtrn In bic umssssnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-02
(Detroit Tree preB bonn I8. San.)

Oftrott Gree yreb pom IL. San.
Jshteimer Brps. baben ioeben Elm Gar,
loab bon 8eeSS Gilt goae Eonic ertalten.
Dlefsr @rttfsl psrfaufl fh (sbr RAID uno
70 mnb es aun iein, eenn es 1T obne 3wet.
fel Der befe Mrtifel leiner Irt, Der te elm.
gsfnbrt purbe, uno bat niht 1einss @le!.
den. Sur bas bette Waterial .utrp ,u
8tsps Silt eose Sonic psrmaubt.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-06-25
Feed the Calves Well.

The Western Homestead.
Good feeding is always profitable, and
never more profitable than when be-
slowed upon young animals. The
younger the animal the less is the cost
per pound for the increase Of flesh OBJ
tanned. A given amount of food will
produce more pounds of flesh when
fed to calf three weeks old than one
three months old. In an experiment
in feeding several calves it was found
that during the first week of feeding
eleven pounds of milk were required
to produce one pound Of increase; the
second week, twelve pounds; the third
week, thirteen pounds; the sixth week,
fifteen pounds; at the ninth week,
seventeen pounds, or third more than
the first week. The wise farmer will
readily see the Importance of generous
feeding while the animal is young.
The less cost of increasing weight is
not the only advantage derivable from
generous feeding while young. If the
young animal is furnished with so
scanty supply of food that his growth
Is checked and he falls out of cOndi-
ton, he is permanently injured. 1t is
seldom that he can by subsequent good
feeding be tTought to as good a cOndi-
ton as he would have attained if the
feed had been good all the time. An
experienced Irish farmer says: LAS
breeder you must be careful not to lose
the calf-tiesb, II you do so 10y starving
the animal at any time of his growth
you lose the cream, the covering of
flesh SO much admired by all retail
butchers. Where do all the scraggy,
bad heshei beasts come from that we
see in our markets, and what is the
cause of their scragginess? 1t is be-
cause they kave been stintei and
staI we'd of their growth. If the calf
flesh is once lost it can lever be re-
gained" Those who wish to have.
thrifty, fineiooaing animals should feed
well while they are calves.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-06-25
Preserving Iron.

A nsw process for preserving iron
consists in treating the casting with
diluted hydraulic acid, which dissOlves
a little of the metal and leaves skin
of homogeneous graphite holding well
to the iron. The article. is then washed
in receiver with hot or cold water.
or cooked in steam, so as to remove
completely the chlo2ide of iron that
has been formed. Finally, the piece
is allowed to dry ;A the omptied re-
ceiver. and SOLUTION Of caoutchOuc,
gutta percha or gnA rosin IN essence of
petroleum is injected, ana the essence
afte1ward evapoMling, saves hard
and solid enamel on the surface of the
iron wOIk. Another plan is to keep
! tho chloride of iron ca the metal in
stead of washing it ia and 20 plunge
the piece into bAth of silicate and
horate OF soda. Thus is formed a
silicO-borate Of ir0n, very hard and
brilliant, which fllls the pores Of the
metal skin. AS for the chlorine dis.
enged, it combines with the soda to
form chloride of sodium, which re-
mains in the pickle.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-06-25

risking work, and, to accomplish it
successfully, man must school his
muscles to endurance, his nerves to
peril, and his heart to bitter cruelty;
but every pelt is worth dollar
BY night, after a "seal-meadow" has
been attacked. the decks of the vessel
are hidden under a deep layer of fat,
slippery pelts. After these have lain
long enough to get cool, they are
slowed away in the hold in pairs, each
pair having the hair outward. The
hold is divided by stout partitions into
compartm nts,or pounds" in order to
prevent the cargo from moving about
and so rubbing the fat into oil, which
would speedily Gil every part of the
hold and the cabins, spelling all the
provisions. A vessel ouce had to be
abandoned from this accident, because
it had not been pounded" The
European ships, however, generally
seperate the fat at once and stow it in
casks.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-06-25

can be obtained in the same manner.
Please address.
JoHN z. FINLEY,
Sergeant Signal Corps, u. S. A.,
Kansas City, Mo,
Agent United States weather bureau,
Washington, under the direction of
w. B. HAZEN,
Brig.and Bvt. Maj Gen., Chief signal
officer, u. S. A.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-06-25

1t Is popularity supposed that the bite OF
Gabriel, of Pinal county, Arizona, had an
opportunity to test this popular belief,
and found II illusOry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN.-The Arrears of Rent bin was discussed
at length in the House of Commons yesterday.
- On account of revelations regarding
Nihilstic plot the coronation OF the Gar has been
postponed a year - The half it is reported,
has not been told about the restitution and suffer-
ing of the Jews at Brody. - NJ. Say has re-
signed from the French Ministry -- visitors
are gathering at Lucerne to attend the ceremonies
at the opening of the ST. Gothard Railway -
The Crlyoscian revolt has been ended.
CONGREss.-In the Senate bill introduced
oppropriating 500 900 for a public building at
Annapolis: Joint resolution was introduced ask
ing the President to declare martial law in Alaska
the Geneva Award bill was debated. = In the
House the session was devoted TO a successful effort
by the Democrats to prevent action on the Mackey-
Dibble contested election case.
DoMEsfIC-The District Supreme Court at Wash
ington Yesterday denied a new trial to Charles j.
Guiteau and affirmed the judgment of the Court
below - Correspondence between Secre-
tary Frelinghuysen and Minister Lowell
relative to American suspects is made
pubic. - The iron manufacturers at
Pittsburg, Penn. denied the demands
of the Amalgamated Association OF Iron and Steel
Workers for an advance. - Eli Fay, of Straf-
ford n. H., shot his wife. &C The Pacific
National Bank, of Boston, suspended payment.
- The reports of standing and special COM
mittees were presented at the Presbyterian
General Assembly, at Springfield, III. 80 1t
was reported that Thomas Marshall de-
slned the Republican nomination for
Congressman-at-Large in Pennsylvania
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-In the Stokes will con-
test the cross-examination of Mrs. Dale con-
tinued yesterday. - number of witnesses
were examined in the case of General Curtis. ==
J. +. Loubat examined by the Grand jury.
uctic ed an
favor of the Manhattan Elevated Railway. GO
The Bennett real estate was sold at auctOn in the
partition suit. - A Thousand b0ler-makers
struck - Gold value of the legal-tender silver
dollar (41212 grains 1871 cents. GO Stocks
opened active and were higher; later were dull,
and closed barely steady
THE WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate cooler and cloudy weather. with occasional
Showers followed by partly cloudy or fair weather
Thermometer yesterday: Highest, 790 lowest 570;
average, G77s0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23

PENNSYLVANIA election, and in three separate
municipal contests the Republicans OF Phiia-
delphia have voted with the Independents ana
against the bosses. They have tasted revolt
and like it, and have none of the timidity OF
beginners. In other parts of the State there
have been similar contests, and in each the In
dependent strength has steadily increased.
Last year Mr. Wolfe polled in the State 10000
votes after a campaign of only month, though
he had nominated himself and had no cam
Daigu funds and no issue save hostility to boss
rule. This year the Independents have COM
mttee. n strong squad of able and determined
men for leaders, and an unprecedented public
sentiment in their favor. AS for issues,
they say that the President ard Mr.. Cam
eron have supplied an abundance. First,
they say, there is the great issue Shall
the Republicans Of Pennsylvania be forced
to declare that Garfield was wrong and
Guiteau right? Second, there is the equally
simple and equally powerful issue, Shall the
Republican party of Pennsylvania rule itself or
be ruled by a BOSS These issues, III their
view, have been thrust upon the party oy the
President and Mr.. Cameron. The lndepend-
ents declare that they do not make them; they
simply meet them. They bdieve the bulk oil
the party will stand with them. 1t is too early
yet to decide whether they are correct Ill Their
estimate or not.