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Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
A Corrective

An error OF one lette' ,n
caused US to say on last o. q
Collector Kyne had sew ,,,tr
to a citizen, asking for W.
had already been paw" ~" /
should have been n n''' +,
City Tax Collector 's,v Al
time that it wa, probap,,!!o
on the part of the cole i
gentleman who receives no
upon Mr.. Kane, there 10
IL will be rectihed.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

itlS announced that Gov. Long, Of
2tassac hnsetts, III behalf IF himself and
-Four republican ex-GOvernors has sent
4 speclal Invitation to senator Malone
and senator elect Riddleberger, of Vlr.
GINA, 10 visit Boston on the 24d of Feb.
ruary and De their GUESTS and tel! the
people of Massachusetts about tn. pres
eat and future Of VTgini.. It is eup
posed the IL viJariOu viii tie accepted.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

Rev. James M. Williams, President
Of the Wesleyan Female college, ten
dtred his resignation to the Board of
Trustees at their last meeting, TO take
effect not later than the first of .JuIy,
Mr., Williams has occupied the position
OF President for several years, having
succeeded the Rev. Jouu " ilSOn. tn
der the NhilIIal management Of Mt
Williams, til" school has been greatly
improved, and it nuw ranks A. one Of
the most lionrishing Of the Methodist
Hn'i''h' IN" resignation Of President
Williams was entirely unexpected.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
AFrien d 10 u Al""'

Enoch Pratt, q pro'nin,,r,.
Of Baltimore, has contra !. oS.
erection, at o cost Of b-In :, J
proof building in that c'' =, {,
holding 200, 900 volumes w.
lie library. The building
ed iu the summer OF 90 !, a
Pratt proposes to deed IN "
$3.50, 900, 900, provide. 4 o ,SI Il
create an annuity OF s'o'V" ~. 4
port. 1t is TO DO known -
Free Library"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

SEAL -DAElS.-ln Philadelphia January
ls, lsa4. hy Re-. John Ihonpr N assisted
Rev. Joscph $ Lane Mr.. teorg, T. seal
ORR adrIptia 10 Miss. Emma H. Davis
formerly ~ Wilmington. Delaware, now 0,
Philadelphia.
BRtWN-H AZZi RIl-At The residence OF
the brides parents II Wilmington. De-. on
wednesday, Janualy 18th. by the Rev. I"
hutchen, MI Hiram Brown, # Charles
town, Md. to Miss Mary Hazard. of vii
ming GU Del
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
lOrO ner'n luuUes(,

On last Saturday, Coroner We,dIn
hell all inquest on the body Of col,
ured woman named Emma Sprucer,
about ~ years OF aye, VINO resided GU
Is. street between BuuOnwOJl and Lo.
cast streets, South " Wilmington A
CcrtiHca OF death from heart disease
was given.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
Meeting YeAlerdRy,

The regular meeting of the Whining
ton Branch Of the Land League, WAS
held yesterday afternoon, in their room
1T the Telegraph Bailding The meet
ing WA, presided over by William
Stewart.
There wa, very little business trans.
acted, except the recep ion OF four new
memb ers.
At the meeting OF the Ladies' Land
League, committee was appointed to
eudeayUr to secure. additional members
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
Fun fOrthe RUyS,

Yesterday the high wind blew open
tho shutters, and broke pane Of class
III the window Of the grocery store of
Robert Anderson, corner of Second and
orange streets. The boys saw the tempt.
ing candies and fruit exposed, and help
ed thrmst YES pretty freely.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
- :
NOR SHkklFt.
DHLLADLLPHlA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

nHlLADkLPHlA, WILMINGTON AND
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
January y. 1882
Tralns will leave Wilmington follows:
For Philadelphia and Inter nediate Sta
tons, 100, $40, $40, 1870, a. m, 40, 100 100,
10 90 p. IN.
Philadelphia tExpress) $50, 900, s.is
= m, l2lb.6.l0 $50 ?. IN.
Philadelphia and New YORK AGO, 2.23, e.30
$40, IL. 63 a. H., 'l2. 80, l.53, bl7, Gasp. IL.
Baltimore and Intermediate Ststions, l2bl
$50 Q. H., AID s 90 y. IN.
Perryyille and intsrme diate stations COS
y. IN.
Baltimore and bay Line, OF p. N.
Baltimore and Washington. T. 81. l.i2 81
80 s.3S a. m, LOO, 'l.Cy, ot7, n.Ip. u.
Trains for delaware Division ielve for;
New Castle, g. IS Il. NJ, LOO, t.Zbl ~
Harrington and Intermediate StationI 500
o. L., LOS o.2b ?. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Sta:ioro 8eI
No., l. 2. H.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and lnter1nettatr Staacrs f,
8 10 a. M, b.3 1.3o, Express $50. 1900 p. IT,
Philadelphia ana New York, 40 ..A .
Eli, e.oSp m.
tt4ltimore and Washington, l3.t., Al 81
8 90 a. H.; i " n.
.or further IN orAation passengers are p .
''red to the time taDles posted at the deptt.
Trains marked thus ~ ire limited ex Sres
upon which extra 1are Is Charged
FRANK THOMSON, J. X. WOUE,
Gerl MANAGER. Gen'l Pass. AIT.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
The Trustees Meeting.

On next "Wednesday norLing AZ 10
o'c ock the Trustees OF the Poor will
hJ.d tier regular monthly meeting at
the A IInshUuse. Ga SATURDAY morning
the supply committee will meet for the
purpose OF receiving proposals for the
furnishing Of the necessary articles for
the next quarter.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

The Mutual IInproveu'e1' Y
Asbury church will give :" I
m4ut to.nigh, which pro'l.F' I
best yet given. The i''aIn,
have prepared the to!'os MP !,
programme: Opening A'
Chas. Hill, select rrhh'It H.
Ages" by Miss George r Sr I !;
on Couture" by Mrs ~ Y Y
Exclamation "Tne SUDDEN .,rsal.
+. Hei,ler, select Resting
shall not ring tonight, wy W
Taggart; address, Prof.; i, IN :,
mold, interspersed WIN NJ :
tlons of music. Come anu .
busy can do.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

IL is Row fully settled that Mr..
Croasdale will l.ave the Every Evening.
having accepted the cdltUrsnip Of the
BALTIMORE Gazette. Mr. CrJsddlt Wi be
sue >ecdcd by Nj, Na,taudlgham, while
MIR. Humphreys viii brcDme news ed.
ter. and Mr Harry 5. Brown, ;he city
editor.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

The perfection OF throat and lung
n4ilcines. 1t il really the grand rem
tdy for consuInptises. 1t will positive
~ Turn ASIDE Its Effects on the lungs
astd prevent the inroad of consumption.
His Uh"Ncei.ed for coughs, sore threat,
soarsen"es, rroup, 81, 80 cents and ST..
Man depo,, IN and k,ng, Whining
Ton, Phl,a., Ho2 Arch street. Sod by
dealers everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

The opening f the ,a.c Of reserved
:seats tor Professor $. Forts elycu ION
my entertainment u. the Opera House
'asezt Thursday night, will tax. place
1c-morrow morning, at s o'clock, at C.
NJ. Thomas ~ Cos, book store. There
" no doubt be a rush Tor seats, tor
"talnmant will w the grand
season.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

Nj Joseph Hazard II woll.known prtn
ter, and formerly resident Of tuls city, b.,
now ot New York, and employed ns a com
po7ior on the Truth ofthat city has beer
visiting friends in this city for several days
He returned To New York to-day.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
Amusement

Ths evening the pot...
Oliver Doud BYRON wi" 7
entertaining play "a cross j
Ient." III
The drama IL filled wiz
sceues and incidents, "l'''
there is a vein of humor tn''
to be well received by al A~'
Tomorrow evening GoFH''-
Choir Company will prr'e.,
and from the present aPpc ~
box sheet there Is not wv w,
doubt of their having a IuI.
Wednesday evening the '' '.,
will produce the ever pOpu'A
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

The Montgomery Hose ard Steam
Fire Engine Company, OF Norristown,
Prnna., have invited the Fame Hose TO
visit them, when they make their cS.
currion hex May. The invitation was
considered at the meeting yesterday
afternoon, and unanimously accepted
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
ChYistiBnH NOfcs.

fof tn, !tErUBLtCAN ~
Rev. b. W. Cha,r 4 Ng% ,lsh
Ma, d''iNri"d III ''s u, Wv, r. ficke
III 9th, inst. his Yc'y a " r -
Homo, or AnthrHooaS, risOI,
lSht pl AL Lovers oi b'"' bars
proceeds were Tor the br.T al 4
church. They amounted wind
The protracted nee'i., eau
ch'rRe Of Rev. Mr.. Wall ! min
one Of power and good Ee'"h len 4
p,r have proiessrd cpa'" 10 u
there are SUI! a nunteI" "01s.
III" altar. ncn
Our citizens enjoy as 80. Z
good health and are vlso'la 80 ~.
going people. - 4
The REPUBLICAN is l,oIms
coined by the friends ot u" ears
cauisIn in our midst, maj
The Morning News ha' 'ratei
by the increase Of ito prizes leyeE
nd
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
THE WAGES oyS
fssrfs' Chapter .ty,,
swlsing In D,,n'

John Smith, a farmer =. l
Ontario, was shot dead ,b.,. v
dow OF his house by an ann s.j
sin. on Saturday nigh,
supposed to have been III.
the crime. A nephew If ~,
~ occupant 81 the lm,,
uciahhor's on hearing tie n XiS'
William Robinson an,l JAM. " \
were severely injured in ~
siN drunken men WHOM m., '
tered while sieighipg, near .l
Massachusetts, last W.dr.,I
q 'odel! died oil his irjar.. w
day night. Twooi thylt 40. n.
been arrested
At Dallas Texas, on Sana.sA
II. A. Little, for seyrra, d.,, VIEW
at the st, George Ho'eI w., k.
the office, whom no ,np v. XVI
cept Ford Parker, the NH,
a c0lored waiter. Lirt.,L,l
ker IA parcel asking hun. tom VA
safe. Parker turned 10 do IA
Little spiang At him win dn,rs
Yer and ordered htm To- ,t,' lic
hands and keep still. TIE svuu
attempted to rob the safe .ftS
u,hsd ~ hiuN ami wrrnclr Arr
from ms hand aud then Ipr
through III" BODY, intilctl, ~
wound, d2n
A farmer named HOY, W., m
a blow iroir a pit,hiors ug,g seil
rel with some ether faf.ner sFn
minnesota, on SATURDAY. MI
An DAD man named Nah. NH
daughter were mur,irrci lea
mirsville, ontario, las, MI ON
by Michael konke, who b AZ Inn
them. Maher's non was 4,,4t, M
drove iiouks of with a CHI 80
has not Teen arrested. Ter
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
A DMes Is 40 he

foVght at No. French street, Joining
Tae L. 5 iIoteI, between SALISBURY
Murray the popular Barber ana th,
JCacb hes and rats Of III EL,t Water st
Fatanshury Murray, has In,'sd ftu,r III
Water street to No. y French street
The roache, and rats WISH 10 fol Ow, l.,
objects TO the company
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
A N uIssnc Ct

Complaint is made o. ID % !
that is allowed 70 stand q. Al,
ment at Fifth and Orans Of 81
persons in passing alon ! Of y,
run against it, and so"0"
ed themselves badly. |;
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23


We ara in receipt Of a ~. y.
sohety Print"i Catalogue 4 An,
IroVe tarfn ~ lngaIIstoH W. m
| diana, and owned By M.g,,.t ~
Ciihfchiiian ana beOrg" ia n 4 49,
erly oi TINS county and We In \
All our ie&iing a9ricn''lrs neral
gent '"n-h make a spe'ia.u ~, 4
fuil hlood,d impottri Je'w 49,,
Brk hire swine aud Alr 49,,
Ihoir farm Is one Of the WI, "
N"riii western States Ior 'D.E fy'-'sl
"h'ch II used b. my easy Of .s!ssfS.yt
railroad and Is tint'y "a,r- 0Wir
a streams OF running >ara oitly-
Their specially Is 10 taag hlnaeI
cattle each bun. COW at4 yInenl
regularly named, registered /. ~ 4
rata ogued and Numbered TLCh y
pedigree. The butter made Udtti0
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
A Note Of WHrn1ng.

My many patrons are hereby notified
that John Kennedy is no longer In my
employ. Respectfully,
A. A. CHAPMAN.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

R. r. ROBINSON & co.

BANKERS AND BROK kkS.
\. L COB. TOUk1h AMI MARKET,
Wilmington, Dol.
buy and sell Government Stats, Oisy Bonds
stocks bought and sold In the New fosk
Philadslphis and Boston markets on commits
sion.
EoR sALR-lo shares New York, Wood
haven l. ROckawsy Oar Trust
Letters OF credit given, AVAILABLE IN a.
parts Of the world, and drafts on EnslAnd
Ireland, France, Germany and SwitssraaDH
Issued.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

TLLLOI'r, JOHNSON I 90,
n DANK ERS AND RROk ERo,
COB. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Stocks, bonds and other securities bought
and sold and carried on margins In New FORK,
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and wash.
ington, to al Of which cities We have DlREOT
PRIVATE WIRES,
Futures Ia wheat, corn, oats and provisions
bought and sold in chicago and EAstern MAJ
kcts-
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
nODlRSOH. CAAADLEa q CO..
BANKERS.
No. 7lS MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, D'el

For SALE ~ shares New Castle Gas STOCK {;
2Dsh res First National Bank and 20 shares
FARMERS Bank.
WANrE IA shares Of Gas stock $50 shares
Of Masonic Hall stock and 10 sha'es OF VIII
minglon CIT, Passenger Railway stock
We offer uuusual facilities IN New
YORK, Phila., Boston, BAIT. and Washington,
for tho purchase OF stocks and bonds, being
Connected by private wire with these cited.
Local securities BOUGHT and sold.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

PRAYER CURES are becoming quite nu'
merous. Reports of several new cases
come from Canada, and In the vicinity OF
Pittsburgh no less than five cases OF cures
of ",ncurable" chronic diseases are report
ID. One man Orchard Hoffman, who had
been q paralytc for seven years crawled into
a shed on his hands and knees, prayed ter
vently tor a few minutes, heard voice
saying, ARISE and walk" and Immediately
threw away his crutches. A woman was
cured miraculously of spinal affection OF
two years standing, and q child who tor
six months had been confined to her bed
with similar disease prayed strenuously
one night and woke up we'll in the morn
Ing. A female paralytic IN Allegheny City
was unable to use her lower limbs for sew.
en- months, spent last Friday night IN
prayer and walked to church on Sunday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

II seems not 10 be generally known III at
during the past summer work has been
actively prosecuted on the third dam (near
Beardstown) in the Illinois river TO improve
It's navigation. The work Is of nature to
be actively prosecuted all winter. A Mere
dosia paper says: 1.-THE work at the lock
is progressing finely. The steam pump Is
running night and day. It's reported that
the electric light will soon be established
on the Golfer dam, when work will he
pushed night and day. Two phedrivers
are IN operation. with big job of driving
80, 600 piles. Workmen are getting down
TO business cutting point on piles There
Is no cessation of work, but 1t goes on every
day, and we are informed that several hun.
dred people visit the work every Sunday"
1t Will be remembered that the appropria
tons Of the national government for the
improvement of the Illinois river for the
last two years, with a little aid from the
canal revenue, Is about sufficient to COM
plete this third dam near Beardstown. Two
more dams after that, at a coat Of some
100000, will put the whole river in good
navigahle order for the full season hereaf-
ter, whether dry or wet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

BoYCoTTING.-The Trade and Labor
council of Joliet, al organization repre-
senting the iron workers and employees OF
other leading manufacturing establish
ments in Joliet, have resolved to "boycot'
two of the leading Joliet papers, the Sun
and Republic, They not only forbid all
members of the ASSOCIATION to patronize
those papers, but declare that no member
of the association shall trade with any
who shall pa,ronize these papers.
The action, they clsim, is the outcome OF
several articles that have been published
by those papers denouncing trade unions
and their policy. There are over 5000
IN that city who Will act in &C
ccrdance with the resolutions. The step is
q very questionable one, and so tar as gen.
eral experience goes, is more apt to help
than to hurt the newspapers against which
it Is directed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

One OF the unfortunate depositors IN the
broken Seneca Bank is John X. Johnson,
a farmer who recently sold his farm near
that village and placed the proceeds
in the bank He took certificate OF depo-
site for $500 and a check on Chicago for
$4,000. The latter he designed investing
in Iowa land, and at the time of the failure
he was IN Iowa negotiating for purchase.
He had already had the check cashed at a
local bank and was waiting tor some prell-
minsry arrangements to be settled, when
the sheriff of the county arrested HIM and
placed him in Jail on the charge ct obtain
ing mouey under false pretences, his Chi.
cago check having been returned to the
Iowa bank unhonored. Mr.. JOhnson's feel.
ings may be imagined when he found
himself beggared and Injured in prison
cell through no fault of his own. He OBJ.
tanned legal advice, and regained his lib
erty only by returning the money to the
bank
In and around Seneca there are q large
number of business men and farmers who
feel the failure severely, and so far as their
local affairs are concerned there is present
tightness in the money market that's quite
uncomfortable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

The national post Office department ha
adopted a recent invention of Mr.. Ehrlich
OF st. Louis, and will put It IN praclica
use about the middle Of January. 1t con-
s,sts Of a single sheet Of paper, so manipu
lated that 1t answers for letter-sheet en-
velope and stamp combined, which can be
closed together with single click" They
will be furnished at the price of stamps
only ) cenlo-saving to the public tht
price of envelope and paper. II successful
the issue will be followed by others of the
9 and cent classes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

Kankakee Gazette: at is rumorcd that
the Cincinnati folks contemplate taking of
their fast passenger train ON the Kanka kee
Il Seneca and putting on another mixed
tram. The freight business has increased
SO largely that extras go over the road
nearly every day and another regular tram
seems to be necessity, while the passen.
ger traffic is not large enough to pay the
heavy expense Of running an exclusive
passenger train-and q fast one at that.
We give the rumor for what II is worth"
The Glucose Company Of Rockford has
increased Its capital from $4,000 to sGO,.
600.
Ksnkakee 10 trying 70 organize cotton
mill company.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

another third; then another, and now ad-
verttsing to reach the same people costs
double it did SIX or seven years ago Busi-
ness men of the town can figure 1t out and
if they enjoy paying the fiddlers, fiddlers
of newspapermen may increase indefinitely,
and will 30 long as the advertising can he
had. For it is only the advertising these
sheets are after. The circulation OF not
one paper started IN Ottawa during the past
10 years has paid cost of production
and never was expected to do 30. The
field is canvassed by the new conner, some
what IN this wise: The advertising cloth
ing men will contribute, say, $500 each ;
the dry goods men, say, 5000; grocers'
5000; opera house, $3.50 Or 5000, and so
on until 81 500 or $4,000 is reached. Two
S3 week boys are hired and a newspaper
is launched on the community; and bust
ness men who advertise are never free
from a newspaper canvasser from day
light until 10 o'clock at night All swear
and many pay--to get rest After next
week then business men can rest on Sun
day-if they move out of town that day
for no paper will beprintcd on Sunday I'M
ri another fellow gets into row with his
boss and hears Ottawa has one day still
omen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

They say the hot controversy that has
grown up between Gen. Grant and John A.
Logan over the case of Fitz John Porter
has bred GOODNESS between these two hith'
erto bosom friends, which, like all such
ruptures, threatens to run into feeling Of
intense bitterness. Grant has the best OF
the argument and the further advantage Of
a cool head, while Logan Is excitable, and
With the facts and strength Of argument
running against him there Is no telling TO
what extreme Of fury Grants ,mperturbs-
bility may drive HIM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02
Suburban Simperings.

The Odd Fellows of Seneca are to Civ,
dance on the 7sh.
Austin Elson was burned in a Streatol
mine on Tuesday by an explosion of gas.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Godfrey Corbus celebrated
their golden wedding IN Mendoza las
week.
The 9th annual meeting OF the STATE
Horticultural Society meets at kankake'
Dec. I2-14
The Joliet .Nees is pitching into the
gambling bells, of which there are several
in that city.
Mrs. George Little, Of Strcator, died on
Monday evening from the effects OF a dose
of mandrake powder
A barb wire company with capital OF
100000 has been organized in Chicago 70
do business IN Joliet.
Three additions are to be made to the
Joliet steel works A wire mill employ
ing 200 men; a boiler plate mill; and q
new converter.
James Williams, of Streator, was brought
to Ottawa on Tuesday on charge OF lar
ceny of two pairs of boots, picked up a,
Scott & Kochlcy's.
Fred Borchardt, at Eagle Creek mine,
was struck by fail of coal on Friday and
had his collar bone broken and shoulder
dlslOcated.
On Sunday daughter of J. B. Clark, OF
Streator, while attempting to draw giant
cap over the end of lead pencil, caused
the cap to explode, wounding the thumb
and several fingers, the shell lodging in
the fleshy part of the right arm
Streator Free Press: THE promoters OF
tho temperance journal which was started
under the name of the Ballot Boz are still
IN good courage about the success of their
scheme. They want to raise $4,000 to re-
commence the paper on and of this amount
$1,000 has already been subscribed. 1t is
the intention to have the headquarters OF
the paper In Streator if the project Is real
lied"
La Sale Press: THE Ottawa Baptist
Association recently decided that the
church of this denomination IN La Sale
must be maintained, and decided to make
up any deficiency in the salary OF pastor
which the congregation might be unable
to raise. A clergyman from Chicago,
named Parker, occupied the pulpit last
Sunday, and will probably be asked to be.
come the regular pastor of the church"
Streator Monitor: at row transpires
that the horrible triple murder Of Mrs.
Spauldlng and her child, by her insane
husband Jasper Spaulding, at Robb, 1ndi.
ana, were all old La Sale county people.
Mrs. Spaulding was daughter Of George
Harris, of Fall River. Her husband also
lived there, near the residence Of the late
Louis Soule. Spauldlng suddenly became
insane and murdered his wife and boy,
and then killed himself"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

The snow storm on Saturday night and
Sunday, of which we had an inch or two
Ut Ottawa, was quite general, extending
from the Missouri to the Atlantic. At Iowa
City, Clinton, &c, in Iowa, the fall was
seven inches; the dispatches report a fall
of Six inches at Mendoza, La Sale and
Chenoa, IN this state, from three to seven
inches through central Indiana and OHIO,
and from eight to 10 inches through cen
trail New York and most Of New England
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

Gov. McEnery, of Louisiana, refuses to
issue certificate Of election 10 Pitt Kel-
logg, who claims TO have been elected TO
congress in November by some 1000 ma.
jorty. There seems to be no question but
that Kellogg was fairly elected, ana the
only motive OF McEnery tor withholding
his certificate Is probably one Of retaliation,
Kellogg, while Governor Of Louisiana,
having euchred McEnery's brother out Of
his honest election as governor by throw
ing out and falsfyIng the election returns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

Gen. Hazen, the present 'Old Probs.' oil
the Signal Service at Washington, thinks
he has brought the thing down go fine that
he can with safety make a general forecaste
of the weather for SIX or nine months
ahead. With the aid Of these new lights
he confidently predicts that the coming
winter will be a mild one. II is to be hop
ed he will come nearer hitting it than he
was on Monday, when he predicted higher
temperature and light rains for New York
and New England, and the outcome was
colder weather and heavy snow storm,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

LABoR.-Thc steel mills at Scranton, Pa.
that were reported last week as making
steel rails for $40 ton have shut down fol
an indefinite period, throwing 1000 men
out of work
The c., B. & Q. company have reduced
time in their shops at Aurora to hours
day. They have done this in preference to
discharging a part of their force, as they
had formerly done in winter.
The coal and iron men at Pittsburg are
understood to be on the eve of another big
strike against proposed reduction Of
WAGES