Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1881, Page 3

‘ ? THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 188I—TWELVE PAGES. 3 NE YORK A persisted In, wo will nuttle tho question of TUE FIRE RECORD. - tha time, and the naval officers but conforin to ny next ign getting thom to toach anything, poste | extent of tu t hereafter in th it ‘ olety’ 4 4 ih thine, | extent of tho morbid changes, L can only give @ " , SS OPS et ane a! | Spice eee a ee FOREIGN. HR ay ada ur | Ey. ana tee Se ablo, to Intritat tho game to t competent voter= tec whoro alse whoro he oxiste, the foo of progress hospitality have to be abandoned on acqunt of teachor of any reputation (and experience) wints | inary surgeon. Of course, If the offensive (is and tho onemy of nan. 1, | fhe exeesaivn oxpenliturs which they entail. i to assert anything fora fact, The man we nre 1 Preparations for the Coming Repub. ; Another act of resolutions was immediate. | Burning of the Mohr & Mohr ‘Phat os ntti vexteavaganee In nao way cone Signal Defeat of Ayoob Khan by Kiokng fe we on ip ood demand to, fond gute himavee ts hot ve fieey Aone a Y ¥ Y 7 1 1 ue a) rey oneo! ie Let omn= ‘tners’ meetings nswer ia BATE i tican ans Bema State rae Ee ane nd By thes aaah Yenerabls weuLte; Distillery at Lafayette, |} snonpikeeson tha mona Unt, how few woul the Forces of the diestions that uit Tatelligent auwoneo of farm- | Missiulerexeept na applcations Inthe "egas onventions, Resolved, ‘That while tho Humane Koctety, in eee eye ae Bye eae ee ee ourt ‘ e tnanuer and proper place, of bni¢ an ounco of fad RC fo, the’ Costas ttt rathory O01 tle two) to tt Gen, Grant to Hend the City Delega- | ol. tor doliznting in tho torture of youngctlte tion to the Republican Con: fom and animals, have porhaps done all tutholr 4 Tet The man whotakvs the statement of nows- | EXPech i¢ not xlanders, a great deal will depend Trea netantta, ts the tile Mains base ole Add paper correspondants and ralirond land-axents | UPON the extent of the morbid changos and the: ‘winegiry bast popper, 24der cheese, igi éidor, Refection by tho Trausvanl Parliament | 8720 the cost of opened cere ant ee Inrennruble to saucy ain” exteng ae eee : it in ¥ ta n fat uulices os, ed maniclng a total of allele of tho Recent Convention witle grap af neat, wil ad hima Wndty sold, Wo | Srey tho futuro usefulness of the ant- Total Destruction of All the Con» tents—Loss, $125,000—In- powor to henolt these litte wretches, It has also by fta notion in. the promises furnished nbsotute . Let “ nt tho following satateinvnt Ina recent fetter } fol, fot--miteh oan be gamed by au vention. proof of tue inability oF roclety. ns constituted surance, $91,825. haf more real enfoyment over their fal pullet England. Leah nowayanee’ corrocrendonge watch wo | wrettments If itis not, te will bo. necessary. : to work out its awa amelioration: that thu State eens Fara ee eens ke pucely are aula to extrag prpose to annlyze: todostray ort roinova' all auch tiene af baa jehallou’ af Wioaldant AN owes ta every ehlid the education teeing It fae . labs of a Lord Mayors toni titk been doing anroblem In arithmette iowed’ to roraint qppurts oF continues, If ale nut ol Slt wood citizenahti, and that every community le ee vet finan wi 2,1 can ilo, ere are xt or pre- ‘ Sealgn resident Artur as | ii histica entitied ‘tov ail tho wealth ite | Swarthmore Collego in Pennsylvania CORNERS IN STOCKS. Lord Derby on the Industrial and Agri- | hundreds of “farmers in tho Central Stas | Yentsebeaiing, Whether this {a best nccom- H Chairman of tho Republican existence ereates, to full! thin, duty ‘tural Situation of Eu- working bard unou small facmns of twenty-tive, | plished by a surgical aporntion, by caustics and ik *) that (t should ana could bo as genorous in tho Destroyed—Escapo of the In+ tea oulturi tuation of En or fifty, or ono hundred acres, and ralsing just | Sntiseptics, or by overation and medicines com- iy Cominittee. atipply of tho means of moral and mental de- t Reminincences’ of Famutts Twinte gland. enough produce, with economical manaement | bined: can only bo detormined aftor a thorough ee velopment ua nature ts prodigal of ale, food, and Dinlese Upon the Shorts? During the Past und the old woman to help, to inake both | °X#mination, aud deponds upon the morbid con- Le mater, tho elamente of liga eroveth that Malt Contury, = : silun. mash and send tua hove to achoot. har barnes ‘bak i loty should possess tho wonlth tt so crentes ia ot F x Supp on has A - INDED BY RAED WIRE FED (3e Me Weokly Bank Statomont—Pool Gam- } nnd naithor vo comncied tuceture by taxution | Numerous Othor Fires of More or Li “¢ she ee nate nah tava , AFGANISTAN hele Torn. Let Bln’ sell It for “80 an | Sargo wounds, especially where the Buon a ! crumba from the henped tabier donated the ir 0) O88 ‘orners”” In stock operations have tately AYOOI KHAN DEFEATED, acta and come to Pleasant, Vailey, thirty | closely connected with muscular bros of with 4 ; bling—Gold from Europe, rich to feod tho intellects of the ruture, hor In- Destructive Character, So fallen Into disuse that the entmlnation of | Bosmay, Sept. 25—A report {3 recelverl | miles cust of this place. with, $2.00) cash. ff | tanscle, capnot be kept tugotbor by stitches; the i trust *tho feeding to bigots who think {t moro ono Inst week exelted as muh surprise In } that Ayoob Klan was defeated by the Aincer | Gil buy 2.000 neres of land, nt $2.40 an wore, pays} latter inyurinbly will somo out in a fow 4 nya, POLITICAT:. Beata e omaee SroeaL whan $a. eEleniats Jon ine een en Broad, Wall, and. Now ‘streets ns If | on the 2 inst, and fled to [erat, abnudon- | (nS Hert Senrcand tho_oonor Hale be next no | oud tuo tho wound will Rape as much on ever, AG THY COMING BTATE CONVENTIONS. Mr Kellett, who distinguished hiniself as] y, ARETE, Ind, Sept. 3—Tho Mohr & the Great Bear had fallety from on clear | ing his guns and baggage. ‘The desertion of fe tho, cost cy his fae chenantaee. way, however, ie ia not” very” altfeutt Spectat Disnatch to The Chicago Tributive the only practical flaputant present, Ball Mohr distillery and tay 4 it il at sky upon ‘Trinity steeple. “One of the last | two of his regiments decided the action, Ho epenses of removals felting wound’ Lopate Ay alinpto tnd “ofective , Ney Yorts, Sept. 2,—'The preparations for | Hat there was sufictent mattor In these reso- | 2 eesry. an nts, valted At | sayings recorded of -the InteDantel Drew ts, | ‘he Amor lias not yet entered Candabar, | his tenms, cows, farming implemeats, and | way ts the followings “Firsts avo nae the ening + 25, al by i ,, y A i gh coming Republican and Democratie State | HORE to cectpy tho most astute legisiativy | $125,000, owned by a slock company, and | Corners ts no good; and’ he had enjoyed | but the elty Is defenseless, hongenaid effects: will cost im about #30. ‘Ite | Is nertuctly elosns f tt le noteolemtitecretallse i Conventions have been In progress during worth, Mito. Meta Hendon iit ee dstroyed fine aeaionleg Patel ammount or suifered wnler.stock coraririings asinueh | | Laxuos; Hep, 2 Te ileliting between vera sh ie tosenery iin tart lores wound ns neettrately ne possihics Paka eos pins a the past week. ‘Tho Republican Convention | absurd approbation of these papers without ‘ ‘ 8 auy innn of his time, which reached from | the Ameer and Ayoob Khan lasted from7 in | and buy his aeed. ‘This fall te will ¥ Pa plow 1.00 | —common-siz 1845 to 1875, ‘The reasons {for tho disuse of. | tho morning until noon Reres, and next abring plant it to wheat. Ils | woutnd ina very aro vano-—and, agcoruipg to 8 is crop will Uo about twenty bushels to the acre, | tho sizo of the wound and tho. size of: th curnerning schemes constit probably first and will cost him, in the shape of extra help in ping aed, push the same from bore in the fact that the reaction Is not health- SOUTIL AFRICA. Hlowing, seeding, and harvesting, about gnn | to below through tho accitrately matobed fal ta the general “tane”::of the | Lonnon, Sept. 2.—Tho Transvaal Volks- noliees than € hase" busted, eo tbat: ar ta ci | es eat ee Rae gona fram, alta nok market or to the special: interests of | raad has rejected the convention with Kn- | of tho frst year bo will Uaveanet profit of | to Kenp the pina: in, pos hon and Pee or. tha cornerera, and secontlly because there | land. ‘Cho decision, though not expected at | $1000. Tho next year if he plows the other | iipsof the wotnd togather, wrap somo thrend, is better profit in the ong rin nowadays for | South Africa, causelt excitement. 4,000 uores tho profit will bo doubled. or vory thin twine—perlups atch as is used by rf of Insurance, $91,825, about $40,000 of which Ig with Cinetinatl companies, and the bat- auco distributed as follows: Uuflan of Now York, $1,250; People’s of Now Jersey, $1,250; Flreman’s, Newark, N, J., $2,289.50; Mercantlloof Cleveland, $2,239,50; Farmers’ of York, Pa., 83,009.50; New Iampshire, N. B., 23,850; People’s, Newark, Ne Ju sect In this elty next week. ‘Tho reaig- | {ull deliberation, ‘hese utterances naturally ae of President Solio Chatrman nea ine Hatin Of Jncienation. nut air Kel member of the Republican State Committes fs ME mith ny. tioponehe PON gente now inthe hands of Mr. Platt. ‘The vacan- | reptled by an able defense of common sense, ey crented In the committee by this action of renuirking that the hilt-hundred persons the President will not be filled until after Bresang could accomplish more by voting - rongly on some clearly defined und Incisive tho meeting of the State Convention, when 0 | set of ‘opinions. so axerpaad ag to nttrach 5 A DELUSIVE CONCLUSIC druggists—in tho shupe of @ figure » around . now commiltteo will boclected, In ordinary | forcibly ‘tho attention of tho people, “Sr. | S230} “Lamar, New “Corky $1,500; Ty: | Men of netive brains and fargo enpital fn the BY "MAID Tho man hus $2400 to start with, Ofthis sum | Ctl, pin, tho thread crossing where | tho ' direumstances this might bo very important, | Fosslll said that had the practical gentieman | diana, Indianapolls, $3000: ‘Tmders’, | leaithnate operations ingident to on open a jae £550 yoos for the land, $10 forremoval expenses, | Wonders of | the wound | iucet. | Ruch : asattho last meeting of tho committey the | ® residence In the Fourteenth Ward where } Chicago, 81,500; Ln Conitanee, France, otal, $1,000," Thore twa | AAiture, If well mado, will hold the wound to- market. The Morris Qaual & Banking Com- | s0W ENGLAND FLOUNIBHES UNDER Fler | And S40 tor a hone 1 pany corner of 1835 waseabout the first nota- . TRATES, cures tas fea Porn ueen is ye mount tinaot bite guapcotae thes ney ae ble one of the street, and yet, although that tension Bartel Bet aP Mowe, 8302 Teed for horses iret year, $0; yro- | [dependent of tho thors, if such is dosirod or i stock was put up oft the shorts from about How the ‘Tory feaders must hate Lord | cories anu supplles for family. $0100; wouges nnd | becomes nucesamry. A wound thus tinited white rae 40 to 185, and although several porsonsstferedt S, 8 Stalwart’s majority was only two. As there paola were. dls tie io logs day after day exhalations arising from i will be a good many contesting deterations | jorribly defective sewerage, ho would Not tothe State Convention, the composition of } call these resolutions visionary, the committes which makes up the rofi of | ‘The meeting thon adjourned for two weeks. ——$— delegates who organize tho convention is $1,000; Home, Columbus, 0, $1,500; Gur- man, biusbuts Pa,, $1,000; Attias’ of Hurt- ford, $1250 averpool, London & Globe, $i, North Amerlean Insurance Compa- ny, $5,050; Vonnsylyania, S18t8; Pheonix of Broukly: Ne Yeu Si,245; Commmerctal ef Seana * - ineidente | Cresta elenn, und ufterwards kept clean Derby! ‘They no sooner laya promtsine egy, | board of three tnen six months, go): incidents | (iatod with wntieepticn idlinted cartel Bete 1 : oe Alay $100; total, Blavs. We buve'underestimated | 24 severely, the mimber of shures involved out-| {itn that man sets his heavy foot on Lt | thy cee ae aH Stes thinene for Temust vores | Sax 10 per cent solutiony will Usually onl ‘My ane +4 i y [ , : aH A. ‘ t : ‘They wero hoping great things from thetr c- | [iva short fle, An eld wound, catised to gapo ‘A VERY IMPORTANT MATTER. CRIMINAL’ NEWS. Unlon, Sooo Sbringlicld Five and Marine, | side of the pool would ba now called ridlen- | oy tate trade Pata pao eae membered that the man who Luye always Vays | by ewrehing, like that: of your colt, has. to be It Is in the power of this committee, when Fines eel anitent thetgemen; end wae | fously small. In 18%, however, with a | yon conaruntty of a fote at Southport | Sle se wil ue seen, thoratare, thae tho work. | tuented As UH open wound. because it ia vory : thero Is anything Ikoan equal contest be- MAUL-RONNER CONVICTED. deateoved tho. wey woolen ills, eaten at | “whip? sent out, only about Atty members | ey ee een ty gay that hedhd uot beleve | feces ato SAO weal te, aborber tn test | Ti hergtors, will ulinsa,fouve a Uly soars Te tween tho two fnetlons, to so make up tho Spectat Dispaten to The Chicago Tribunee $13,000; insuranco for $2,000 In Chileago und | of the Stock Hxchango could be gotten to- | > sinessto he ao very slack. “You heard eaatot bein io Beuk Hp LOM meres In teronaon! | Hs Morbid Broducts, so-called proud flesh, ote. $2,500 In the Home of New York. ‘Two hun- drei head of cattle were burned, ont of 400 in, tne distitlery pens, belonging to Henry Vilopfer, of St. Louls, upon which there was $14,000 Insurance, OTTAWA, ILT. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Orrawa, M1, Sept. 2%5,—The great fire which swept over our elty yesterday con- tinnes to be the absorbing topic. In addi- tlon to the losses reported Inst oyening, sev- eral smalicr ones aro now reported, Tho whole will aggregate about $80,000, on which there {s insurance to_ the amount of $20,000, ‘The fire companies of Chicago, Aurora, and roll ns to give the control of the convention | _LA Cross, Wis. Sept. %4,—Edward A, to elther one aldeor the other. ‘For instance, | Keeler, on trial here for the past few dayson contesting delegations to the State Conyen- | % charge of robbing the mails, was found tion have been elected from Chautauqua, | Bullty of the chnrae thts afternoon, and ttn, Onelda, and oncortwoother districts already, .{ Judge Bunn sentenced him fo four years in Contesting delegations are expected from | the ponitentiary at Waupun., During the Erie, Owego, Albaays ants Tonks and other | trial is ae Hout that Be jury, would sts 3 It ty rtain from the | agree. ‘The sentence {3 not considerce at outlooks thatthe pals a severe, ‘This is the seco time Keeler has Lee onelalf. of the membors of the boon inled Bluil-Agent Jackson, from whom Hepublfenn Stato Convention will bo con- | thesdrvice sayine that held not wish to re. tested this year. Nothing like it has been | main in theservice with any susplelon rest- known for yenrs, The death of the Presi} ing on him, and further said should Keeler dent has not lessened the contest In the lenst. | Le found guilty he would get hits position AStalwart delegation was elected yester- | again. ether to yoto upon a test case of enforeing y f 2, prevent the hualing frocess, tha satne must ba the ‘Morrls contact, and in that year ae abort losses, but not about profits.” British | agree He LE MEA eRe the akon canines Fuinoved ly titislick ett, and. thon OF JE atulllion of Governments wero bought ina | Cxvorts lind tnereased from 244,000,000 In | be barca et re ae rey or hinclhie Cleanliness: and ai antiseptio’ reateeset, cone block, or when any stock broker deposited | 1870 fo £295,000,000 In 1880, and the imports.| Seon or stnonrfor the first year ne wound most | Sating in dressing or washing the wound sevaril $500,000 In a single cay, Delmon within the same ten years from £2403,000,000 Hhely fot have hair tht sum. “bo figures and Hatoe) nh day with difited carbolic acd, or car 5 jeo'd and Nibley coffeelouso — were | t®£411,000,000, ‘That did not look Ike de- | proiits of the Turns quoted tre from inen who bolizrel lls ete. wll. be at that Is treccenaty, nt ue Agog with “talk? ‘The — speculative ~ o bs a jess the wound extends downwart, or contains 2 ple ; Ay 0 5 clining trade, It might be Jess profitable, | eee een oe ae a ec ee eound | buckets frum whieh the pus’ cannot bo ratlona of the ateeet were then mtxed | VUES tommpoverishinent, thesavings ‘banks } not borcow 1 dollar without givine 0 chattels discharged, and this has chance operations af the atcect wore ttt wulxed | yt fy 70, £48}000,000, aid In T3SD, 47,090 | mortaupon bi teareyand ten wou get nore | Chia Tey IO eee file, Malone fa Atance, when 61,000 shares of Harlem (then | %% While In 1870 the aggregate Ineume-tax Thane Hele shole vane. Se eae ame ti all | inate enabling the pus to How of without any ¢ siehiey m (then | ns 145,000,000, anu in 1880, £578,000,000, an | new country, and we ‘know too weil | impediment from every part of the wound. nwa inlles long) were sold for delivery, jnergase of thirteen millions a year in the | the disippoititnents, fattures, ardatins, and Wherever it is possible to protect such A while the regular shares numbered only nyse {the well-to-do, Uscouragements that fall to the lot of the pan Sect Agwinst external influences, euchens 700, ‘The Morrls Canal corner, the | Weomeot the well-to-do, ‘Chat tho poor | without mexns In a new country. No man | dust dirt, and impurities in Keneral, Kone pro- boris ed by Li isl are equally well aff Is proved by the con | ought to think of talting bis faintly upon a | tection or covering should by applied, but caro elique led by Jucob Little, who was | sumption of tea, of which thoy drank 1 ae tari wtih a lem capital tian seowatter { suuld bu tuken to keep tha coveriog as olean ns " z anus . ae . 4 re possible, und to change [t quite often. day from the First District of La Salle sent steamers, whieh rendered good | Practicnily the author of short sates, was | 000 of pounds In 1870, and 1,000,000 In 1530, | Be has bulltn house. stable, well, aad ten if the wound of your colt ison Monroe County, and Tinie reed delegations ALLEGED ADULTERY, services jileos: EY ; enmer from Jollet, but | malnly made up of New Jersey capital- } Even of agriculture, Lord Derby, himself a bigeer ap-ri tae Te takes a. ‘ethane Tee | deep one, it will probauly bu best to dress it by wero elected the day fore — from 8 ‘Die uilotk, St. Lawrence, Broome, Jefferson, and eee tea te ae nara ee auee wie sink “districts, Hifteon Assdinbly districts | WAUrACA, Wis, Sopt, 24.—Leroy Iurring- have already elected delegntes to the tepub- | ton was broughtbefore Justice J. A. Chesley into action. The origin Chiho fire ly still unknown, fsts who had quietly bought up the stock far | greattandlard, ald itet despair, He belleved | ynscomec and inwill netde to Mmortyaze the | lag 2 with clean cutton, saturated with dilet- : below par, fent it freely In small and . | farmers wera suitering, Dut tt was from a | crops before they aro maite, A inn who besing ed carbolic acid, because such o dressing affords tered vats rut ihetuatter wont Into the strat orale of bad harvests. (Cori wag. ot espe- | thit way bexlun wron ead ff, and wilt ul ere protectin oan ears fae pas peed A clally cheap; aud, ns for competition, there | ways bounder the barrow. All few countries | Of course, it must be changed and be renewed AT SWARTHMORE, PA, Ucun Convention, Of these delegations, upon a warrant sworn out by Peter Smith, of | Swanrisone, Pa., Sept. 2. to make thne purchases of St. ‘he Harlem’| were 35,000,000 of people, chleily townsfolk, | are overadvertised; thoir ndvintuges are aug- | Several tlines avery dy, If the wound ts not is Ths MORE, Pa., Sept. 25.—Swarthmoroe 5 often >) : . se peo. | nilled, while tha vantages never men- | deer. frequent nppiications of pure carbolized AIL, BUT TWO ARE WALF-IREEDS. tho Lown of Waupacn, charging tho defend- | College and outbuildings burned tonight. a ores oeret ia Suly high anal Iehee Ae george of Mose ee. tone Ring the say Be date totind thew ‘out { Of will du good service. VETERINANIAN, But contesting Stalwart delegations from | ant with tho erime of adultery, Harrington | it iy beiloved all the students, boys and girls prices, buyer sixty days, and so en- | foarers to buy land, Altogether, his speech | by experience, and he generally pays dearly Lec mr et pga ETE trevor four districts may headmitted totho | fs x young married man, aut Its alleged | escaped, but lose everything. An explosion | emg the “hopefuls” (as in his day | just bo a terrible blow to those wha are go } TOF Ht : NEVADA JURORS. + State Convention. From the indications so | that he has had Ulett intercourse with his " i i Jacob Little classified the dealers and brokers | greatly enjoying the prevailing depression. DIGGING WELLS. in the laboratory was the cause of the ire, 3 AT DENVER, Denver, Colo., Sept, 2.—The Denver & far the Half-Breeds would seem to have the | wife's sister, a young aicl under Lt years of country districts pretty solid. Wher they | nye, the daughter of said Siulth, "Tho ox. will meet their Waterloo, however, ff at all, | amination was continued until Oct. 17, and Js inthecity districts. Brooklyn, New York, | Uarrington held in $1,000 bail, ‘fhe girl Is who took great risks), managed in Septem. | A nation with $5,000,000 of industrious pur- The extreme drouth has compelled a great | sow They ifalanced the Scales of Jase +h ber to hold the market at 195. On the first of | Sonsand unbounded enpltalcannet, he thinks, | maby furwers todiy Hew oF Uuepun Old Welle, tlee In the Good Old Days, the settling days 4,000 shares camo up with | 88 dislodged rol Ais industtial, position, RR eee ee yieh tate. ticeoanaiee: besa Carson Apbeat, ‘e doubt, apie) whether this is quite all. | ona other vertaln fall aad periah,' ‘This is’ eape- Last night a number of men were sitting Albany, and Erle Counties aro the strong- | enceinte. South Park car-shops, easting-honse, 70,000 | ditferences amounting up to $400,000 in favor | We imagine that the diminished spendin; hots’ of ithe Bialivntts. The. election : ss fevt of lumber, and a small dwolling were | of the pool, ‘This Iusptred tho short Interest | power ‘ofthis lnndiord elnas, and the purttc of Ro eee oe EOC UN IES Wetes of mbiehs | tt sraut of the Ormsby Ionse discussing tha of, delegates in, tesa counties will SAFE BLOWN OPEN. burned tonight, Tho. loss 13 esthnated at | to cull n mecting of tho Stock Bonrd with the | economy which has selzed the wealthy, haa | few dead und deeaying rabuits or snakes inake | big intniug sult in Eureka between the Rich n nun nis 7 y Kpectat Dispatch to The Catcuoo Tribune. $23,000, sald to be nearly fully insured, hope that, Innsmuch as 89 many members | good deal affected some kinds of internal | noditferonce. Every dug well should be arched { mond and Afbion, Gen. Kittrell, W. W. 0 this city they will take place on tha 38th, and | Lavayerre, Ind., Sept. 25.—Thivves Inst talwart delexation from each ona of STEN et ODEs sae NUY Bae eolltl Stalwart, yen Districts will be | Mght blew open the safe of Brandon & Co,, sent te the Convention, of Brookston, White County, obtaining Wirt ULYSSES 8 GRANT AT THEM HEAD. | $1,000 belonging to tho firm and $1,500 left on It jy designed by tho Stalwart Jeaders, If deposit, A double tenm was trken from Noss’ they are to control the convention, to make | stable the sning night. ‘Lhe horses were it ng notable ns possible by the presence of | driven to Lafayette and found this morning well-known ltepublicans on their side. For ] hitched ina grove. ‘The supposition ts that this reason a grent many prominent men | the non who robbed the safe also tenk the who take ne particular part in politics have | horses, A number of cheeks on the Lafay- been invited to necept places on the delega- | cette Bank were niso stolen, Thefr payment tlons to be sent from this city. Among those | has been stopped. were interestedin breaking the corner, the | trade; while tho steady shrinkage of the re- | and cemented at the top, lewving only apace Sine contracts might for some flaw be declared |. turns on solld Investments, thoush In itself | enough to insert the pump stock, and whet Te eee Bins panes doimny, Mocks aut off, but after n very long and flerea debate |'a sign of prosperity, worries aud alarms In- | thls 1s done the epace arouod it should bo thette others were interesting the crowd with recit- : the first, vote .snid: "Contracts must be | vestora exceedingly. Lord Derby sees that | I¥ packed to pravent anything from wetting in. als of the suits they had seen, Bishop and , fulfilled,’ As more differences fell due tho | nen accuinulate ag much vs they did, but | AUy Beod farm Inborer can diy a woll insoft | Kittrell insisted that ot late years the atmos- yor fallin. Such soll is usttul- | pie t voard elected a cominittes of four.to whom | docs not seo that the amount ylelds much | HULgesy mot cave or tall to Sit fg | plere of the courts had been purer than in Ufftereness wero pald, and cyentualiy there | less Income. Wille to seal of living 18 | Sad" imb to work init. without curing, Ny | Meearler days. tt oe a qwas 2 compromise at'100, In 1863 was the | always going up, the scale of interest obtain- | sensible man wil take any chunees. The beat | Liat, 1s.) Harlem) corner undertaken by Commto- | able ene ts'always qolng down. ‘That | aud sntost way to dig a well fa to boro it with « weaker; in other words, jurors costicss than dore Vanderbilt, not so much for pro- | Is, at least, one ciuse of the depression; and | twelve or fourteen-inch auger, and use tiles for formerly. , fit "8 for rovenge, ‘The | Leyistature we will mention another, thotgh Lord’ Der- Sg marae welt ue we fd iat {ie Inwyers antend. thet cole had x Somtmon, Cottnell had give L i : pan bu 1 nie, funk Comimnon al giver out | by, perhaps, willsinile. Nations have moods, Kept out, but the water often ‘retains a | thelr side and. the jury on the other, thoy CHICAGO. Tho alarm from Box 603 ut 12:40 yesterday afternoon was caused by a fire in a pile of wood lying near the Imekiin on Grand aye- nue, Cause sparks from the kiln, Damage $100; no Insurance. AT COLLINGWOOD, ONT. CoLtaxawoop, Ont., Sept. 25.—Ten busl- neys houses and a dozen residences burned that thers should be, undor an old legislative | and just now Englund is in a mood of angry: who will be-placed_on. tho ‘clty dolesntion —— today during a heavy gale. : ety a suriueg milway extension of the | dejedtion, ail the more savage buemune she | MAMOOf, tbe metal wale, co somes very le | could ony explain if on voln lspothess, ' will be Gen. Grant, L, M. Bates, ox-Minister INDICTED. RRR RRS Ifatlem turning fram Union Square enst | cannot say why. The why ty the absence of { heighborhood, two or three should Join in pur- | fh? tals ole an old grizzly bearded man / Stoughton, John neab Astor, ‘Jesse Sellg- Special Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Trine 5 AT DARTABED) BA ; Into and down Brpadway-then a most walt pleasant tins to think about. There is ecusing an wulger. and then put the well down Seu Had een listening, slid up and re ae Jolin Stewart, and many other NGTON, Ih, um, RADFOND, Pa,, Sept. 2%.—Nowman’s | able franchise. ellyj.bowover, Assem- | nothing but Lreiand, fo deep that fallurg fron drouth will never bap. | Maried: ss of -known snerehants, Tawyers, and bank-, apes: eo eRe EITC atenm sawmill nt Tearaboe. on the MoKean | blymen and Aldermen lvdsbowove when the TORY NRACTION IN ENGLAND. pon. Tho interval between wheut-sowing and ‘Th lining: sults ain't saint they used to be. : ws, ‘This has been decided upon for a two- e ‘i 2 thue came to oppose It and us secretly sold it a corn-busking nay be employed in sinking pere here's been no real live litization to speak ‘ fold reason: First, to give character to the | OVS agalust Gen. L J, Bloomfleld, ox-Trustes | & Buffalo Railroad, wus dostroyacd by fire to- | short, ‘Chey tend it ensy to borrow, In Says tho London Patl Mult Gazette of | manent wells, of since the Raymond & Ely suit with the Blulwart side, and,'secondly, to of the Soldiers’ Orphans’ Lomo'at Normal, | 4#¥+ Loss $25,000; Insurance unknown, reality, whatevor stock Vanderbilt and lity | Sept. 11: ‘The Lord Advocate comforted hin- BALT FOR DLACKNERRIUS. Termes in Pivehe.” then ian Friday, Jolin M. ‘Yobin, controlted | self and the Liberals of North Ayrshire on | Among the many things claimed for snit ta | 4, Were you In towne” made up the capital stock, and soon the day | Wednesday with the assurance that there | that, I€ applicd to Uiackborry plants. which Well, tather; L-traveled 400 mites on, = of reckoning caine when the politicians set- | yy, ff .. the’ Fruit Grower faye wlll bene al- | muleto get to the fury-box, I struck the F Cee a ae ik goloe 10.85 the aay | Was nothing in the recent by-elections to | most “as much salt, ng aspuramts, | town about 0 o’clock at night and, walkln wet ie toe They wero futlous, and. there | show that the Government hind in any degree | it will provent the bushes from being attacked | into the leading barroom, inquired If the sult fury got them into second tolls. Wo will | lost the confidence of the country. He is | BY rust. whica in mG. jueslties ls vers, fatal | had begun. lnside of half an hour a. man repeal the old grant,” the legislators de- ssi’ | fotbom, Ax tho romody may bo ebeaply und + came up and asked me what my name was. pe! ® Hi rs de- | quite right to deprecate the excessive Impor- | eusily tried, those whn bave bushes aifected SUT OFF CONTESTING DELEGATIONS, charging lim with haying accepted a bribe tis certain that contesting delegations will | to recommend the admission to the Home of Ue sent from. this city, also from Brooklyn, | children Ineligible under the existing {nws. ‘Albany, and Erie Counties. Ex-Senator ] Gen. Bloomfield gtontly Asserts his” ino- Platt ‘sakt last week that he thought the Re- | cence. Col. C. G, Bradshaw, indicted on o publican State Convention would be har- | charzo of perjury as 0 witness, also declares AT ERIE, PAv Entn, Pa, Sept, %.—Ashby & Vincent's Jarge job printing office is now (1 a. m.) on fire, but will probably bo saved from total destruction, montons; that the present StateoMvers would | the indictment tho result of malicious spite, . y tt y Jluwrote it down on his 51 in be fenbminated with one or. two ; E ENGLISH CUSTOMS. Slureel, and four Montisaterwards they did. | tanco attached to the capture of two Liberal | should muke a notoor It fe eat Ie ie sone ane dae ata: pxcontions, ty Caan a a ee STRUCK WITH A PITCHYORK. ~ i short, oxpecting the stock to fall, Vander- sents by Consgrvaiivay Vrotestiolts but at ks iciumertitiecitine std nes eas and seo the sult let me see you through ‘ y dB 5 - M v ve - ; , arly re ny ox penses : ihe Tsiont ‘erthuee Auutinistration. Deen nk to The Chicago Tribune. Tho Excessive Luxury and Solf-Indulg- | pilt and ‘Tobln wore on the strect, apparent | the same tine It wou! an even more ser! on your expenses,” and he “handed me once of the Age. New York Sun. English parsons of almost all denominations havo arrived at tho conclusion thut tho Hrltishor is in a bad way spiritually, and, nended by tho Archbishop of Canterbury, thoy bave issued an “Invitation Praye which it is hoped will be eifective in ameliorat- ing the ‘Iawlusness and xodlesnos: cessive luxury aud seit-Indulgonce tha clerical oye discerns ruging nmong tho ine gollars of large blocks, and Horace B Clark, | ous mistake to close our eyes to the evidence | tori, Tus gicte HAs po Apnat Baer ae mates | Sa00, remarking that he thought the It. & Vanderbilt's son-in-law and fegal ianager, { which tho by-elections as n whole afford of | Wil’ bo scurco and high, ns. tho droutg | jad tie bulee on the Iny, | sald that f gave out everywhere that the Commio- the erisleien of sens reaction in the con- Used up wot ‘tho Colorida. beoties lett, | thought that myself, and then I sauntered dore was thed of Hurlom, and of D+ | Wheat sowed two and three weoks na 13 took: | Ol, In aboutan hour a man came to mo and = tho Legistattve dickerings with ft. ‘Those | stitvencles, North Durham way be putdown | tng woll, and inore ts being sawed eve sity. told me L was drawn on the jury, “I said 1 antes wore, however, shui to a large oxtent, | (o Sir George Eltlot’s personal popitlarity, | ‘Lhe ebinch-bugs have beon tying very thickly didn't mind and agreed to stand In. | About but eho prices werd atlowed to drop tempt: | plus the Irish vote; and Torth Lincoln ex- | both in city and country, and fours aro enture | 0 o'clock n man tapped me on the arm, tid tngly polnt by point. Wherefore It enme to m4 >, | tained that the young brood may sorlousis ine | handed me $500, remarking that the Her- i y 4 plained on the grounds of Col. ‘Tomline’s | jure the wheat, So plentiful is this peat that ha abet all tha I iL ; pass, tint thore wae in february even & | unpopularity and protection; but the exist- | wa nro Informed whore extreme cary is not TR i tltaty GREG ERSE cea nacus ney: al larger short Intorest than there’ had been In ba Used In strippiiye the loaves from tho sorghum | {ets an their side that was necessary. | te "This time the | ence of acertaln reaction from the extreme | that the crushed Insecta impart a. Savor to the thought L might need a itile money for ex- enthusinsm of the general election is demon- | sirup, and any one who kuows what a epineh- | Helse, Of course I took tha money, ho Sopt. 25.—Last eventng Or Sy *, re Howey os fe oe one Chartes Nolan and Lafayette Fortner became peels to be made Chinirman of the State Com- | engaged in quarrel at D, A. Moflt’s ice- mittee. Mr. Platt does not regard himself | house, and tho Intter made 1s murdorous as- ag ont of politics by any means, Ho is talked | sauiton the former with a heavy : . pitchfork, of for Singe Senator tu tho district, now aR | Nolan recetved n blow on the sidu of tho head which felled hint heavily to the ground, He mentioned: “fOr Peet eee ee aces ot Is now at tho hospital 1h 9 preeations cond. in placo of Senator-clect Lapham, Attornoy. | Hon. Morlner 1s in Jail. “Nolan witt prob- Goneral Ward, who 1s 9 Stalwart, anys that | ably die, ho expects to ba renominated. Wo thought the previous September. shares run up to 285—which is sixty poluts OP TN c . / tI vestordate. | atrated only too clearly by the almost unl- | tug tastes like ccrlainiy wonld not ike tholr | Scemer so unxtons to get rid of it, and thon T trecgmienthosomeconters befor the con | , AWATLING EXTRADITION, | |.hubitante of tho Britiwh Isles. Some of the | above wnt, Hanutbal stone at yestorey = | form course of all tho by-olections which | finvor, ‘Tuo wenthor has uece Douutital, cool, | slipped into n buck roo, put an & pale o venti t he did not think there was an; ‘Toronto, Can, Sept. 23—Williain ‘T, | London journals nro excessively indignant at | at larlem cornel reaking: 4 ty fies ‘ ‘ fers L ention, bu Y | ssraneh, inte Ei it Tithe Amor, | the clergymen for thotr sssumption that sin is | @, dozen brokers, ‘and stripping na lot | Haye taken place this year. Sunshiny, and invigorating. Wo teed rain bad: falso slde-whiskers, a thin silk duster £ had i ABIL aa who were 1 =| ¢ | be . PROBADILITY OF A ROLT. rane, 1 nanctal Manager of the Amor- On ihe vaurende dpi -Opeat tivitaies ad ‘belng |. Of politicians mt tfterwards | , Since the general election thirty seats—not | Iv to moisten the suit any replenish tho streams. | been carrying under my coat, and then L was tf compoiled. to plunder the City. ‘Irens- | ieluding tho Liberal vietory In ‘Tyrone, the | The farmers fool good over the prospectaaf | changed ain, By 10 o'clock Twas e 5 jean Transfer Company at Bradford, Pa, Y whet Blata ‘Trensurer Wondall “and Secretary of ! tote . rder ‘Oo? collapse in Cambridgeshire, or the second | higher prices for whent, oats, corn, and pork, ont a good horse that 1 patit $300 for, ite in, ai to __retrieve_’ the i State Carr also expect renomination, {the { was arrested Inst night, charaed with farg- | forward many proofa to show that the pur. 7 RURAL Jit, 4 Sti C Y ie r ta the ni . sons ro luboring under 4 delusion and " ‘ ¢ voi | Clectlon for Wigton—have been contested. = ant started off an a prospecting — trip, Blalwarts control, the eonva tion they, will pep aeawall zip nuouNt 8 EGE, Ale ia qo not know tholr own business, One panes Tivo yeliea aftereards li ‘Hove "nt Of these twenty-two were ocenpled by Lib- Tconldi't boar the {dea of holdine the scntes Breed, probably George B, Sloan, of Oswego. —- Howapaper meta tho obnrge about tho growth | the'Pratrie dit Ghlen Itullrond. (now consoll- | erals and eight by Conservatives, ‘Tha Con- | THE FIELD AND STABLE, | of justice ina cnse Itko that. Twas fearful dated with the Milwaukes GSt Paul). . servativer, therefore, have had nearly threo of Surther corruption, you see. But on the ee was infiike, nnd came about th fg chances to one for Wrestling sents from tie | An Offensive Discharge from One Nose | tral | was represented ‘by a proxy, | On the way? Willlam IL. Marston, whom War tues handsof theiropponents, ‘They have sueceed- trH—Wounded by a Barbed-Wire | fond Lo amet old Bill Damen dead broke and Drought to the street ag one of Its Kingsfrom edt sane ere ees telitly the Liberals have | yonce, uiscaitragerd, t but hit on Hie ayy, and. at ‘ I etl t only won two, jut Oo! io claven Cotservie Started double qutek for Vioehe, struck . Lthnols, where hy baduernensiierota banks | ivy victories two wero annuilicd on petition, | £Ptclat Correspondence of Tue chiconm Tetiunes | | the Ladue rich, 1 xitess, for when J next A proifinont Hnlf-Breed says that If the THIEF ARRESTED, Stato Committee undertake by any | New Yous, Sept. 2%.—LEmanuel Cohn, who underhand ineans to svcure, contral ; 3 1 7 of tho convention for the Stalwarts, | fed St. Louls with $3,500 worth of jewelry that two conventions would be hell. Hosaya | belonging to his employer . DP. Hoberman, they will na longer submit to machine dicta- | Was arrested here tonlght. ‘Tho property i of lowlessnes by stating that’ “the impilcation seems hurdly warranted, If we consiter tho opilation of Groat Brituln, kept in, order aa it ig, oven tH lunge eontros, by n fow policemen, if the royerend conyeners had auld the direct rovonig, and congratulated the mass of the peo # . + Crampaicy, UL, Sept. %.—The following Lyin’ atid f rt nS gi ‘was recovered, plo on thelr prompt obudioncy to law and thelr . , out of transnetion anda third was the minority seat for Liver i s heard of hin ho was delyin’ a spankin’ team ne inwvhieh to ‘s see ante ean pu mm rar ae Mreatp ee eee eM Mave dono the Yonty Ke mi hud butt thereby uniy Hotes pool, which signifies nothing. ‘Ihe sents | comes from Swansea, Minu,: Seeks and enjoying Ife,” ; endl to the odlous machine rule, THE MYSTERIOUS LADY. ge ee NEUEN ono determined to. “lay for ida’? ‘Lhoy | Whtok may fairly rezarded i$ trophies of |, Swans, Nenville Co., San. Kept. 21 V ete a ‘ . . ORY. qusation of tho ein of godteances is | found lit trying to bull Prairie di Chion to | Couservativo victory nre the Counties of | RUNATLAN: LU nare Twa cme i aioe o anes | poston Jerald (Lud.), Sept wz) Tat us ITEMS. Probably an English Dame with found thore diliieuit to controvert, and the | par, and begin to boarths stock, Ho found | North Durham and North Lincoln, the bor- | Sourvoutsal in THe TUNE: not forget that Gen. Arthur ty to bo Urealdent . olin @ | journal in question follows tho old Bailey | tho: capital stock of the road tu bo only | Her Boroughs of Berwick and W Jatt the | “iy rhe frat las trouble inthe head, Karly in | for nearly a full term. Mo ismude snob turongh : DANK BTATEMENT, Hine Senve of Mumor, tinghin: © Wheo you have ubad onge abusoyour | about $3,000,000, and he had begun buying | Stall towns of St. Ives aud Kuuresborougt, | tno season, attended with ber exercises, was a | 10 plinaing ov even amblicn of his own, The New Yonk, Sopt. 25,—Tho following 1 the London World, Bunenaue oy ee gt mourns, “woes lion this stood at jess than $3,000,000 mare | Wille the total 1s made up by Buteshire aud | hard breathing, almost a roaring. ‘Chis Husdis- | Hepublicny party—ull of {t—took upon itself tho ‘ ve . e Ono of the most remarkablo fonturcsin En- Nevkly bank statement: Lonns, deereuso, | jis notel lito ut tia aouson of tha your la tha $53,000; specie, decrense, $95,300; legal tend- = “ 2 solitary Iady, whose movomonts scem covored crs, Increnso, $195,100; deposits, decrease, | with a gurt of mystery, who Js without fear and 2,452,200; circulation, decrense, $20,000; ro- fe + My BASU P ead) doubticss without reproach, of whom no one, serve, Increase, $1,008,150, ‘The banks now | yniess it bo her ocenslonal visitors, oan cere hold $1,402,275 in excess of their legal re- | taimy say who sho is or Wwhonco sho comos. quirements, Docs scandal, on tho past of any of tho POOTHGAMUTING, inmates of tho vnravansary. ovor dare The American Jockey Club has procured whiaper a word agalust her? Whore, hor cham- an order restraining tho Palleo Commisston- | Plows mlubt woll usk, fs tho siigntest sigu of any ers from Intgrforing with the book-makers at | Justiteation of calumny? What can be moro the comfne Arcos atJeronte Park. Lhe order } faultless than bor whole cnvironmont? Sho 1s ‘Blo on tho 20th along, It fs truo, aud unprotected, suve by hor MORI GOLD. muld; but sho bas brought down ber coachman, Theo hundred and. fifty thousand dollars | C780, and n palr of Borsus from Condon; sho iu gold were received tro ee yosterday, | Hever drives out during tha conventionally pro- ———————— hibited hours; sho solder frequents the fush- fonublo promonndea; nud if she over inhales the ‘ THE, SOCIALISTS. fresh alr on thy hotel terrico aftur dinner it Is biscotti , peneauly in the company of ber own veatal 1 ist. nothor mow Avatuse Exleting a, Foselyn a uroat pumbar of lottors. nat 7 for @ mos! ba Fomine pt i} ‘Tho Soctalists gathered thomsclvos to- | she weites u wood muny florwolt, Gut us ale poMte gether yestertsy afternoon and held a sply- | thom with ber own a they ulturd no vlow to {ted nieetlig, prolifie with revolutionary aici elie stay coun. ideas; at St West Lake street, J. 1, Tweld- of Bor futniiy, wa hover ive that numed, ve (J us V] See. je brother ol er Liusband, oF usbtad of relays Aeiirak was rosy that Ts Jy Stor: | BRE, cmyer Aeon ping mae, ad ta the organizer or the Chicago Labor HU es brothor-to‘law somutl mn tunes f T wi or seth % jo rotires carly ‘an tsbow habor Gomvention ou Dee, an | MReRoreE STUAa CAMMY Ye . ub. delegate from Chicago. After makfug ar- | is not bere oven the somblance of evil, Bome- Tangoments for the Hquidating of all ex- | HoW,or other there fa suspicfon, but why on earth, penses, Mr. G abould there be? Hur whole life le propriety it »h Mr. George M, Sloan, the patriarch | golf, Sho yous to chureb once overy Sunday, ang of Western Soclalism, presented the foltow- | occastonly durlug tho woex, Upon ene of ids oF | i" Coventry, ‘The Liberal gains are contineit | appeared, bur there la a discharge from one | respousibllit yat placing him in the Presidential i 5 > Cun . Me x el aff summon, (01 ~The beeen te mee id ts on hat Hae Cinco of the most, Tauaurtant were sents it tire, What 18 the didcave and romedy? | thomacives when thoy rutiied the naminition. 0: v itis both unkind and unjust tw berate Gen. Ar- when his. time purelitga matured and | Whleli thoy held in the LAboral spring-tide of | out Pia tebeee ani dine ea thur now because bo 18 Hot the proper ideal of a ml ste Tes, while North Lineotn nas jong been re- | the upper part or arm ot Fresitent, fie Is the penple's cholco. ‘Chore te h ty v t f is vesilent, rt hu salled dry borravell 4 a he a able to. garted aga Conservative stronshold. Only Teena tind with Fron shoe-teroade no reason to doubt bie honosty of purpose to An~ tho tine of the Harlem corner ‘Leonard | Berwiek, Wigton, St. Ives, and Kuares- | iin deop stitches, but in two or three duya | minister tne grout wlica to tad best o ts athe, . Jorome originated « ilutlson corner. Van- | borough, whose aggregate poll Js below | thoy allcame out, und the wound aps te or for tha welfare of the whole poopie, the wlory o # th ta * @ less Ll rw "a wlll apexes ils party, atid hls own honor sod renown, Tt te derbilt was veginuing then to control that | 4,000, ara less Liberal now than they wore In | thruo inches wide. 1 aim perploxed to Know ) eM ir uvory dood eitizen to hol up the road. ‘Tis corer way also a fluke, deroma | 16583 and nithough hele, loss Is sto be ri re a aera ene eet aeecicd iihdi of tho lew Proxideut. and to encourage ") ” rT reader of your val lo eorreapondence In ‘TH: Ton or twelve points, dorama ay a sborles | oN aging harachunged Hans iy uielt Teys | CMINAUO'TIERURE, "OR KELL | EA ry Opi . BAY buy ane 5 : fuiver,—ABg to the colt with the offensive dis- CTR APJ y wp all orTarllgs. ake lors: outlon,, Then ford ut Ca naam almost tieeraat f | chiro from one nostril there are suverat possl- ELECTRIO APPEIANOES, the OMENS atuele Ho Know whieh | creise of Conservative strength, or, what | bilities in regard to the cause and sent of morbid 5 oY, Ni NW) > ones of the thvestors would hold on | mounts practically to the samo thing, of the | cbanges? Tho obstruction, evidently oxtsting in ARE you A i g to ther stock, and very soon he found him- | diminution of the Liberal poll, the rusplratory passages, and probably in one nd ve 4 solf controlling all the floating shores. Bear a age ER of the nusul cavities, early in the sonson, Whon houses: wero wuld to turn thestack—buyin THE FARM AND GARDEN. | the breatuing of tho animal wis “hurd,” or of Jerome at ena allio 1 by ok atan ad- “almost a roaring,” inay bave been & polypua pirty days nailon tha ground that how few thoro are of them who give thomsulves up to a religious lite. In short, the whule Jine of urgument ia to tha offect that tho Archblehop of Canterbury and tho othor signatories to tho “Invitation to Prayer” do not understand what thoy aro talk- Ing about. it {a plain cnough, however, to an unpreju- diced forelgnor that tho indictment of tha olorsy of the * oxcesdlve luxury nud solf-Indul~ gence of the ago" ia only too truc. Tho incremia of wealth in Great Britain duriue tho last two conturica probably accounts for it, although it duos not justify ‘tho Incronsed expenditure of money for purposed of sunsual gratitication. In 1648 there were only 100 persund whose fucomes wero toro than $25,0W a year, In le67 tho number bad inoreugod to 7,600, oly betyoon lx and seven thousaud persona could boust of an incon of over $5,000 and uuder $25,000 fn tho former yenr, but fu tho latter more than forty thousand paid taxcs on amounts bo- tween those autos, Naturally one would oxpect un Jnorcased amount of luxury to bo the out. come of this accumulation of wealth, but the fuot docs nut justify the yolrar carentation with which in 8 | displayed nowadays ‘tho gluttony which ~~ por- yades ‘the hemos of the rich can only ba guossod at; but if it is commensurate with that displayed on tho fushlunable race. couracs or cricket yrounda, © pretty wccurate eatimute of tha extent of this "sin"—ns tho “ Tnviters to Penyor,” consider tt—con be ar rived ut, Nothing can be more disgisting than Ube gorging and guzzling which Isto be soon in Huy fashionable drag ut tho Derby or Oaks, As u ecuustio pon describes tho svenc, “ the iiushed womon, the wito-fod men, tho olrela of sonsuulity, tho oxtravaganoe = nud tho 8, MM unblushingly | ndvertised us typloal of m. raunly form of English amuse. iont.” ‘thls porciio gobbling of rich food Ig nat confined to the occupants Of thy drag. Any man Who 13 on a bowlpg avqiaintunce with tho is return yance upon ten to thirty option, which | 4 want'to Bo Suppiled—Lying Figures | situated on the mucngus mombraue, which Is enused Ut to appear that Jerome was a necdy ‘A Delusive Coucluston — Di; now ulcorating. If auch fa the ease, the offen- 1 . vo = Digging ulcorating. ue! ‘the ense, tho ithe oMnt ele Hobe fhe a nro Wolla—Nalt for Wackberrics — ‘Tho | slvencas of tho dluchurge would Indicatu that the ‘ . picar brs in 4 Nthor to vartiinge ur turns of course ovensigned corner, Crops, Weuthor, Kee, ulcerntion bas extended et Hom about {i3—the rien of Tindson when Epeelat Correspondence of ‘The Chtengo Tribune, | BONS. It ls also possible that the morbid process The Vital Forces Restored Without Medicines Jerome began his gamblé—the stork wens | Caasvaran, UL, Sept. 23.—What tho farmers | orixinally started tn a bone or jourtlage coustl- rss up towards the 200, Leading brokers pro- | of this country need is man who can get up | Mating a portion of tho wall of one of the nasi conmnodatiane Were thoy then to Mai ABS | an tlt hom a thoy want to kuow,, Tee ons | a ih. atnaon fouled feoKt patti cu ‘ere 108 | derful how much men don't kuow about a bus- ils on every hundred shares %, Jerome sald: | inesa with which thoy have been familiar since | closing of the cavity causod by an Intlammutory ath fg an necumontadion’4 will end You | cniduood, ‘Tats cad readlly be acvounted for | swelling, which hus now wubelded, nud Kivot sand shares were tthe, aud after paylng this | Ween we consider = tho differernces way to Glogration. A'thuroggh exploration, o| n 1, ry datheud fal, | the atfocted nasal cavity, which may be interest for a few days fortho sake of getting | Of #all cliinate, seasor, Neude, rainfall, time to look around, the viotlina settien, | and a hundred othor things that att wo to wake | tudo by twxiuy the aulmal oatacure olin Delite Jerome and lis friends Of the pool—whoso | up the expericnce of a farmer, A merchant, suashinuy day, and by 1Uuminatlugthe affected OUR ELECTRIC ATs PLIANCHS are unequale od by uny othore in the world it their vonatruce {lon und etticucy, genern~ ‘ tug and digusinge ull, fopnno ws current, racking atunce the seat Ofdisoases, atid by thele pleerru-galvania acta uponthe ceptres of the NERYOUN, MURCULAL VEVE ayes gully rostara, NAL BOLUE eyes i vity by ine id in auch ¥ : 3 ogy oocialons she fa Accompanted by ull the Ine . names, by the way, were Hever uuthonticully | mechanic, or lawyer has certain things to learn, | Hsal cavity by weans of & tolrror bet ! i tng resolutions: See ie ise Buoisuloly Hut Gandsomnary | owner, or with the fomules who honor tbls orKlo ) Henowel—anado Hoot three mntilions. y | ai thon he lw ay well fitted to trangagt businoys | 4 poaltion ne to rollect tho sunbeams clear up eC RANLOOL. a Fecsolvedty ‘That the Chicago Labor Unton ro- | dressed; and her muld, who walke ut bor aldo, | fly Pat eee e ee ee EDO. cocek: ik — successfully in one part of the country as woll | lilo the upper portion of the nasal cavity, while 1 Wenknuss, Bs eur tho request “that nauitablo plaice in Line | carries—so that ull who run iuy sooo arnail tho drug, thy huw guest. bast . {uanother, ile knqwiodge {s real, dorivod | tho nostril is bold opon by an assistant, will | fp 5 yi Anis ln Furk bo set apart for public ineetings" as | prayer-bouk blazoned with a big orogy. She i8 | hy ‘a “baouut place whore bo. ca STABBED BY HIS BROTHER. as iu another, nawlady d Mur reveal iba -abUa. wate: ron B Rs Heuazesot the Using; aneminently proper ‘aad wise demand; that the | simply a virtuous churotgolug tudy. Tout fa | PER One AR ald iiuom: which | Joseph St, Peter, who a fow yoars ago nar. | from centurios of expurienca, while the farmor | P! iy o ay ee efune tho ecouach constitutional right of tho pooplo to nuscmblo | what tha fuots proclaim hur; and yot, inspite of | (2, Cousin LUG Mon Te Set ant por 1 ‘Dad the gallows for th der of | Seldom has the aume senson of conditions twice ataira. aly one = thing = soems to i Nature merely. wants Dartoe ecuss thal eeeiovancns ouuld bo nowhere | the facts, there are sufe to be a good muly pers blige Te onurally tte Seno iaeenea ee Tow’ y escapes gallows for the murder o! in a Wfotlme. Works on agricultural topics bo sures that Me olther some bono 5 iatural ide which gue trusteug routed tba. tipon property held by the | sons to whom eho is known by sight sad who find whools of the ooaun, aad tt ly there that ho | atmer Clark, of Ln Grange, was inst even- or cartilage 18 affected, othorwise tho j rouiptly Ave tand enjoyment of the | peratet ta inquiring, not always pevple, and pald for by peer tuxudont that tones " Wao } ry, bes Te ee ee SS Anos Abou tb this 4 and request thom not on foul fe Ns Ys) Sept 25,— 3 entaa ‘sncelat ‘placd for. suck intepedor but tO | gfeeeta Ns Yo Bent, ait : es ‘ weltton for Now England aro of but lito valua | gison, ‘would not be offensive, Fy ing gfibbed In the left breast below the ntp- | foan iltinols furmor. There {ea difforont soll, | Yuucod stage of glunders tho ee et ae vig dnd midway between the shoulder and | aatorent glimatc, snd diferont varlotica of | the nostrils vory often Lecumo offensive, tov. | aiden elbow, by his brother, Armel St, Peter, with | grain, fcult, and stock to deal with, The average | but not bofore olther cartiluze or bono have bee | gystanu whom he had a quarrel on the sldewalk dn | jocturer on ageteulture tukes one crop or one gone aifealtet by tae: arbte enn ea batons eon tna front of thelr hom, Nu. UL Bholto atrect | prynoh and bullds up athoory. Perhans bola | very piin and wnulutakablo aymptoms ot | aft, si Tunuges to do Justicoto tha romuins of the alse pics sobster salads, and ifat champagoo which the covupants of the drug bave lett ovor, ‘| His pligut muy bo Ikened to that of Lazarus while feeding on tha crumbs which folt from the rlob man's tubly, but without we progpuct of a w rol vous, muscular, und generative ne vioctricity aduiuistored by the mild, . acuineeute. a comfortable to the wearer ab see can be worn. ae uit fintan, migBt i PB 1 v earthquake, A er in Abrabain’ m.to console | ‘Th d¢_are believed t t dag rk. NG ACLOY US) properly t afternoon there was a slight earthquake, warm corner in win's HOI 6, he wounds are bel lo bu not near . rr tf und day, uid at work. su Teavasd ahotee fe auch rage ug tn take it hurricane followed, and in the two ailnutes | Bim afterward, eae J | ous, and, St Petor refuses to prosecutg his Cee Pee isa waiok nh “pocnBugooEs Tl. Hore ce itag Suancattony a a ‘oe biouey won Leung, Meise ae irre ay aid NN al ornanie: iy a. A il +s [ou who es, les vurange Of thy lem the Wo toner a partion at rie Giauotay peat | {e tasted at unrooted the Rathbun House, Dinners of Two Kinds, & Ho rly bolleves tn it, but, alas, for | Lot Of hain ou eny, however, your colt (3 (1 ‘Suffering und Broubte. 8 Pode to apend upon the park during tbe ensut carriod the roof the Daluce Car Shops over dear could uot bo Dottor’ used; that iy suoh res | and several hundred feet beyond the freight win aks refused, we hope that alt good citizens | bulidings, iifted a man out of his bugey, will take notice, and K f arbitrary notes a coudoina gue refusal us An | blew holes In brick walls, ssiapped close to Pull Mati Gusetts, f 4 ‘The suggestion that eval olticers of the pres- ent aay, sbould revive tho slisplo but suliviont divt of Lord Colilngwood is not likely to movt with much secoptusce in tho service. . ‘Koat ————$—__—— Dp human — predistions, the next season | a xood condition, éo It ts not very Ikely that tho r elope DCEAN STEAMSHIPS, tiMlavortt theory’ proves dolusive,and wornes | accdeaitiuted with wanders: Xe Atte nonwibs | ofzeciatltusteatad pamphlet ten ie sta irae Cee Lonvon, Sept. 25.—The \Germanta and | Mit else must be fried. Our agricultural col- | standing, tho oxatuination of tho nasal cavity | fours,Vu-u. to 6 yu City of Brussels, New York, have arrived | leyos aro supposed to be educating men whowill | will reveal chancrous ulcers on the septum (tho out, tht kuow ovorytalug about marioulture, Dut AS yet | cactilagenous partition between tho nasul cav- AMERICAN GALVANIC co., Xheory of the soluction of oltiofals bi ny | the ground Immense trees, and toppled over ‘Pyneside he would baye regardad th A [t i thally ae 1 tt std id ff substance, or, may bo, a holo Oply, such a den! a tt rh be 01 i Oye art 00) OL Lea ny ono wan the whole profe: be a | nasal cavitics, A \irigut would not bo mado; tbat ir thig refusal | roofod and windowless houses, Dutas thouy opsuy reyastaaro tp the fasmion of L wal ¥ ve trent troutio lp iu Oset Quuing tenchers, und tho { -Astotretmont, oot knowlog the nature and OHLOAGQcthlagy