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, 1879-01-14
saodcrs and Miss 1tavley vere duly. married
By Tho Rev. Or. Thomas, but most else Id tho
correspondence WAS fabrication.
FIRES.


Tho alarm from Boz ~ at 7:25 yesterday
morning was causcd By burning chimney at No.
PAT Indiana street, owned BY ": Faulkey. and oc-
cup,ctl as q clearinghouse by Mrs. Hutchinson.
Damage nominal. While running to the lire
Engine No. ~ coltided on Chieago avenue with
a team and wagon owned br jean Bros, OF No.
engine was capslztd, and 80 badly hrukcn 10
that It had to bc sent tn thc rcpatT shnp. The
wagon was only slightly broken, and both teams
escaped untnjurcd. ...-...
ternoon was cautcd hy tbs burning out OF &
chimney at No, 154 Sctl4wlcx street, occupied By
Thomas O'Iiara. No damage.
, 1879-01-14
CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
niere CureA Of kklu and Hculp a Affections

Fred Rohrcr, Esd, Cashier stock Growcra' Ma.
tIonal Hank. rncha, Cc!orado writes; :: nm 20
well rensrts With III clccts on my habE that ean-
mt slIostl ~ bu without 1t IN my 91oslsr. II II
wonderful cure, nln! II hoIntl beconc FURY ropu.
lar - soon A. ~ vrtuas asu known IL ie 1aassea
j, y, NGeks, Estl., Tuwh Treasurer ii. Allans,
VI, SAYS III letter dated May ~: > II WORKS IL
char,u On my habs'Y facu aud iuul. Cured tAs hcad
entlrcY. and has nearly ccaned thu face of sntus.
has ordered II for Them" N. u. Chick. Es1., IL
Franklin stscet, Boston. aaYs: "Ay h1tle dau1h'
ter III .unttlk old has wnni tnu d0ct0rs cali ac1om1s
Me hnvC tried DeaI uveFy thing. an'l vt Inst hAyo
used alouk box Ut CuTicutA. and slle ~ aituusa
aacw calla, Aua VIC feel very happy"
CATION. III procurable, use CCr1cuRA Soar.
, 1879-01-14

C1Sc1SxATI, Jatt. ll.-Satur1ay night tl.a
wcat-hound frrIghton the Marietta Il Ciucinnau
ltaI1rnad. when ncar Mlneral City, partcl al,out
tbs middle VI the trnIn IN account Of brusrn
coupling. An extra freight fof!uwIu: ran Into
tho rcnr Just ps IL rea:lcd trcsilo thirty feet
litI,l1, crushing tho catioosc Tlseu passengers
Jun, Isc.! froli, the tan,ose, all:htinE upnn the
eulhi Ike In tls siren', below. t>ue. Washington
fsuifsur,ier. was instantly killed, WtliInnl King
NUS fntailY Injured, aud JohM Ietx lnd luis feet
grtsutl,
, 1879-01-14

romeroy and Edwards drsmatfc company, states
TINT the Train containing Sfss Poneroy and her
Company was wrecked near Shreveport, La.
Miss fomcsoy WIS seriously injured Several
members Of tic company were severely bruised.
, 1879-01-14
THE SAN0ERS-HAWlEY WEDDING.

AURORA, ILL.,, Jan. 1s.--The hymcucal cor
tcspoudcncu fron. Ausoro In Saturdays T4lu.
CSa, puFpottiug 10 give the particulars of'.thc
sanIers-lIawiry wedding, was not seut BY your
regular correspondent, but bY su,ne malicious
Individual wltn sought to bring the respected
ts,nily iu'u r.itule lya Stru,lgr communicating
ii .''..'. 81 ''a,.... 1hr f4tk r+lnAS Lta4t Mr..
, 1879-01-14

Representative Willard, Of Indiana, Will
Not Put Up to Be Put Down.
Fle Rises in fiis Seat and Makes
q Conspicuous Ass OF
Himself.
Inauguration Ceremonies Of Unusual
Eolat at Topeka, Kan.
WISCONSIN,.
Eptrsat pt2raich to 17e Tribune.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 13.-Thc disappointment
among the friends Of Carpenter tonight KNOWS
10 bounds. TRENT preparations had been mado
for his reception OIL his expected arrival this al
ternoon. They realized the apparent hopeless
1csa Of the situation for tho past week, and yet
matc Themselves happy In their anticipat[ons Of
the result which would surely bc accomplished
through his presence here. 1t wns expected
that Ills trip to the Capital, accompanied BY
1000 or more friends, would bc continuous
ovation, and would thereby create a
pupu,ar public sentiment which, with
Ills personal sns9nctibn- would prove
,crfcct1y Irresistible to the rural members
whom Il WIS supposed wero unaccuBtoned to
witnessing 30 much greatness. Instead Ut Car
pcn,cr camo dispatch from him sayin0 that
he arrived In Chicago this morning frotn WASH
instot,, antl tried to mike the Northwestern
train .tue at p. H.. but got left. lie vii! Ut
rive here ut . d. TT. tomorrow, but tho cnthusl.
n.,n OF his friends Ia at 80 low an Obj that hts
rns!ug has no terror for tho friends Of tho other
candidates. Tile return Of the members Ut tho
Legislature to-day has bccn awaited with
l,ot lfttle anxiety by the friends
uf the different Senatorial candidates.
While, Of course, all pretended tn bellcsc that
q visit to anil consultation with their COLI
s.itucnts would strengthen them In tho support
If their cnn1idnte, vet. without doubt, ttlcy
fcarcl that tho reverse might proyo to be the lact,
Tho only changes that have occurred. 10 far as
r,,, now be asecrtalt,eJ, oru IN (ayor Of KeYcs,
Ii, hnytnr gained two votes. EcYcs las cyi-
IDENTIFY gained through the recess, and his
friends aro moro confident and bopciui tonight
t1,oo ever. mi, MI indications nuint to yerti-
cation Of TIM Tribune dispatches Of Inst wcck,
nrc,!,c,tno hts nomination on IN early ballot.
Eyrry ,Iuy dark horse Ia trottcd out frem tho
1rovo bea1ouprtcrs. md a, often withdrawn,
mali, II xnuil scoIn that ereu they ,,y this time
,youfd understand TINT M dark horsr. no mat
FIR xbot his namo NAV be-. can receive moro
linn onc.h.1f ti,c yotca of those who nov ue-
lnow,cdpe f1oyo rr CARPENTER ~ ttIcir first
thnIcc. Kcscs, pcs,lcs being the first choice, IA
I'M .cconn chu,eo of not 1css 1t,au twenty, On
lin withdrawal, t,f either carpcnter or love. an
cyrrt which vii, mt la long DELAYED. ho
,.fl1 hc no,n;nntcd, Carncntcr,a friends i,nyo
mt forrottcu lin Senatorial contest OF 1900 and
1s1s AMI omonr Ilowe,a aupnor,crs sou1r Of tho
Ao''', a"' A"'s .SIa ~ -. 49,. fa,,.1
wafmest persona. lF,c"us u As,es "le .'""a ,u.
in no .tthcr Senatorial contest III Wisconsin ms
there been 80 little t!t-fcclinE anl lad blood cx-
hhihd A. ia tho present uue The utmost good
,,.,,o ,royoils .uonv t,,o fr,rrda IT N, condt.
ts,' w.. 80. ,,oa, sot,,a.ol. ,,osiSc rc,
oatc1' - ""' not uue' ue"'tsp os' -
, 1879-01-14

l,osr0x, Jan. 1a-1t IL feared that the stean-
CT Homer IL lost. She las not been hcarsl from
siurs lraytug here, Dec. II, tor Liverpool,
, 1879-01-14

RALK10n, N. G., Jan. 18.-Sonator Merritnon
has addressed letter to the Democratic eaueua
Of tho Legislature withdrawing from tho con"
test for tho Senate. Gov. Vince will be notnl"
mated In CAUCUS on the first ballet
, 1879-01-14

1NHINF1tt
SDtcini p!spnfch ha The Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1a.-Aftcr supper TO-
ntsht eaucus pf Republican Senators was held
ut tho Graud Hotel, a protest and address
against tho rultnga Of Lteut..tioy. uray In Of
ganEEIng tho Senate uus adopted. Every lts-
publican scnator p!acctt his numo TO tho docu-
Ilcut, which will 10 presented tomorrow, iu,-
ineltatcly upou tho rcadiuG OF tho journal. It
IL not thought tllat Senator sarulglauscn. of
Allen, will vote IN oust bmith, Of Delaware,
wllosu scat Ia contested, OIL tue aa,no finsy
tcchntcalitics. This il y krheMe Of
tho Democrats to obtain tall con-
troi Of the Senate, hut sarn!ghauken
rcyolts. t1o himself was 4 victim ii
outrageous treatment In 1878, whereby he lost
Ills seat in tho sumo body. The onIy plan to
Ect lid Ut Smith will be for tho Democrats tn
make II a subject Of raucus action, ln which
event tho leatlcrs do not think ssrllighauscn
would 1cfuss to obey tho dtctasion Of tho party.
tesctas D4satcA to 7as Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 13.-Tho Standing Com
Intttees Of both tue Sonata md House were sn-
lourcra to-day. In the Senate tho principal
cfiatrmanshlps are: On Elections, Reilly;
{, Fauanse, Wtnterbotham; judiciary, Reeves !;
Education, sarnghausea; Benevolent lnstitu-
ttonss Fowler; Hauks, Lceper; prisons lIcffton {;
Fees aud Salaries. BFtsrce; Federal Relations,
unnnami Tenperanec, unoss,n; Insurance,
Merzscx; Railroads, Woed; Ntnes aud alluiuy,
kcsx. In tue lIouse, tho Chalrutanships are:
On Elections, Lehman; Ways and Means,
IlumbhT1es; judiciary, Osborne, OF ElkhaEt
hanks, kcslefi Prisons, Tullcy: RaIlroaas, Van
Fstzah; Benevolent Institutions, Thotn paop
Temperance, Saint: Insurance, Worthstturr
Appostiopmeat aud Redistribution, Caldwell.
Just after thu announcement OF the Commit
, 1879-01-14

DErnoiT. Mich, Jan. 13.-A IRE at Lyons,
Mlch., ,sss night destroyed Amsdcn d Co.'s
woolen mill and Fawley Il Roofs plaster mil.
Amsdcn's loss, st0.0U; 1fawlev Il Roofs, 3d.
0uU; no insurance. Tic Hrr originated ID the
woe,teu mill. Supposed cause, spontaneous
combustion,
, 1879-01-14
Triumphant Completion Of Mad
anne Anderson's Great
Task.
Nearly q Month with Skumbers
Of Only Eight Minutes.
The 2,700th Quarter-Mile Completed
Amidst Much Popular Ex-
citement,
Her Condition One of Complete Exhaus.
tlon---Tle Receipts ver1
Large.


NEW ToKk, Jan. 13.-At II o'clock to.nE1ht
Madame Anderson successfully completed her
unparalleled feat Of endurance OF walking 2,su0
quastcr.tnilcs In 100 consecutive 9uartefhours
The task waA begun Dec. 18. Tho nuu-
bcr Of visitors steadily increased
alter the first week, snd, IA tho ai-
mission price was increased from 25 cents
tn 80 cents last wrek and to 81 to-day, a hand.
soHc sum was realized by the pctlestr1cune.
The total receipts OF the month utre over
So, coo, OF which Nine. Anderson will re-
reiye al,out e1,O00. Thousands Of Brook
Ign lndics have become interested In
tho wofnan's attempt, and It's Influence
has been to make walking the fashion. NUzart
Garden was crowded all dar, and tonight was
scene Of Wild enthusiasm. Several thousand
peoplc gathered outside, unable 10 gain admss.
einn. As stories had been circulated that
bouquets saturated with chlosolorm would
DC presented, and ott,cr attempts be mndo
by financially. interested parties to cause Nine.
Anderson u fail iu her undertaking. she wns
closely guarded ali dav, persons walking in
fr,nt. beside, mil behind her. She was sustafn-
cd by Intense excitement, walking rapidly, wt1,
white face, fixed eyes, and cleuehrd teeth.
Al tho ha[sh OF the last quarter hut
one she sprono trou, tue truck 10 tho platform
md sann farcvelj ronc, When the bell rang
her out for tue Inst time she dartc,l from her
,uo1n and act otT It. tremendous pace, deter-
mined to beat two minutes and four
seconds her best time hitherto recorl.
cd. Tho tnan ahead Of her was
obliged to run, SO fast was tcr pace. Tho
au,iIcucy Kent up deafcnipe applause, the ladies'
joining In the screaming aud shouting. Nine.
| Anderson came firing down the hone stretch
almost on u rslu, aud fell exhausted Into
, 1879-01-14

Sr. PAUL, M!nn., jsu. IA Lake Crystal
StInll.. special tu the I'ioaetr-l'reas saYs Ger
fnail, named hftskc, there fell uinn circulal
saw aud waA absolutely torn to pieces.
, 1879-01-14

titcfH Hi4r'ffA ta I4s TFlkDH*.
DrnrQuE, Iu., Jan. 1h-s. johnson. living
near Uliu, was killed to-day BY hetng thn,wn
against iasfe,l.wIre fence by a runaway tcat,l.
liz was une ot tllu 1llost ptutnlnent iersons In
that VICINITY.
, 1879-01-14


Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 13-isaiah Wells,
farmer living trn miles cast nj thss Kitty. WIS
fatally Injured Saturday By . heavy tree falling
upon hts lead, lraeeurilg his eiuli.
, 1879-01-14

EVANSVILLE, Iod., Jan. 1a--A flro at oo'clock
tonight destroyed the Evansville Furniture
Conpany's factory, together with the machinery,
etock. and tools OF tbs wo1kmcn, who had
stopped work for week, and were ready to
commence jD tho noFnng. Loss, $50, co..; fu-
sirat,ec. $9,Wtl.
, 1879-01-14


NEWARK. N. D., Jan. 13.-rcscr Hauek's cx-
tenElve brewery burned this tuornlng, with Its
1nalt-housc, tce.liuutes, and other buildings.
Loss estln,ate1 at el00, 900; uastlalJy Insured.
, 1879-01-14

ILLINOIS.
Sp<eidf Dfspateh 10 1At Trh,tHt.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 13-f,oth tho House
and Senate met this afternoon aud adjourncd
u 10 a. m. tomorrow morning.
Mr. Speaker james Inns not yet hecn able 10
arrange his committees u lia satisfaction.
though, he hns been emplovel At ths work all
dav. ttc statetl this evening that tc would
probably be prepared to announce them
on Wednesday. Mitchell wi1l get the Appro-
rratfoss, and Wright, OF DupaCc, tho
State Charitable Institutions. Matthews will
probably he assigned tho judiciary Committee,
and Shaw or Gross tho Judicial Department.
Cruokcr, who IL onc Of tho earnest supporters
Of James and an active and prominent member Of
tic Thfrtteth General Assembly, will be assigned
the Chairmanship Of tho Committee on 1nsur-
ancc. This ia the Committee which ho had two
ycars sincc, and It IL said he magnauImousIy
yielded Its c!ntm to promotion for the purpose
Of dIsen,barrassing tho Speaker. eol Hopkins
and E. .. Sherman arc loft out, md will haye
tn skirmEsh around for tic Chairmans'iips Of
some OF tho minor committees. As has hcforc
bccn stated, Thompson, Of Cook, wilt oe as
stgnctl to the Committee on Railroads.
A Senate CAUCUS fur tho purpose Of arranging
the Committees was held this afternoon 10 tho
laltes' ordinary Of tho Lc'and House, but the
labor before them Was not completed. On the
adjournment tomorrow afternoon this work
wiil ue flushed up. and OIL Wednesday, tho
Committees will be announced. As near
iy IL could to asccrtatned from
kcy-botc communication with The cAucus
to-day, which wns secret conference. the
Cuarmansl,lps will be distributed as follows
Judiciary, Bangle: judicial Department, Bon
aeid; Railroads, Hash; Warehouses, johnson
, 1879-01-14

report Of MI contracts and purchases made since
Jan. 1, 1877. by the supcrlutcndcnts of the fcv-
cral benevolent and rcfortnatory Institutions:
THIS is the openine note Of tito war to be wsGcd
ut0n these Institutions.
, 1879-01-14

ancc po1tc,cs non.forteitab1n after tho second
aunuai payment, wcrc also Introduced.
4 hill WAS tntrulnrcd IN the li"n.t making
tho crime Of rape punishable by hanging
, 1879-01-14

C1scIHxArl, Jan. 1a-At tho annual meeting
Of tho College OF Ifusic, he1d today, Rratffy-
Ing report was made Of the pro9rcsa Of that In.
atttutlon. Two hundred and sevcnty-sliree stu
dents have been enrolled. and arc now under
in,,ruction, and In financial affatrs tile College
IA reported ju a prosperous condition.
, 1879-01-14

ST. Louis, Jau. t3,-aflss Fanny Davenport,
the actress, desires the Associated pscss to con-
ttudct tho absurd report iu circulation through
cut ths country that she was married two weeks
a.n she says tbs rcport IL eauarl Esam bc.
glnniny to ci4d, aud that hhe doasn't even know
the gentleman whuse na1la 4as 1eru sssatiatcd
with hers.
, 1879-01-14

sn4clat nis,asch II Tia Tribune.
New ORLEANS. Jim. TILT IL "just before
tue battle, n,otilcr,'' md tho live OF dozen
candidates for tho United Gtatcs scnatorshp nrd
feeling restless and excessively nervous. To-
morrow the first gun will bo fred in tho fight.
E,ss.ts Will otter hts kingdom for another horse,
ard tho l,alf.a4lozcn KIcl,monils will seek him
carly. Little groups of ,neu hero and there arc
to b. SEEN tonight tn tho rotunda Of tha st.
Charles Hotel, auti certain calls fur fires III
yurtuus rooms suggest discussions and arrange
mcnts for the morrow, A1ay the hest naaii win.
NEw ORLEANS Jal,. 13.-The Dcnocratic Gnu.
cts tonight tnltoel ulsucresstullY for United
states Senator. Tho last baltut resulted: Ken.
ncr, Is: Eusl!s, Gj; Jouas, ~; l1esfou. 10; bal
ancu scattgTiuE.
, 1879-01-14
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Ceo " .Irk. yInatux'A AnotttnE Syrup" for
children vhllc tccthin9. It drsentery nudds.
a5rnpa xind coltt nnu requisites The bowels. II c.s
CUTlCUMA, CUTICUHAR RsES0LvENT
, 1879-01-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

nNtEi In CdtEtlB IN tlC tlT4t DABlHE. /
-.----a.~------- |
ANf1TGTAITNTS. |
CARMEN.
Don Jose ...... ....,.. *ienor CnmphnInl
E'canlo tToreador} ........ ...sgnor nst rnensn
!! pad.J. a;cnoy M Gtazxi
Zun ga, 49,, 49,, 49,. q. .sgnor Franes*chI
Morales. ....... ...... .."..., S!rnor Dnlll
o''"'''.'''.'''.''''''' :: ,itn lrhi"t;
faaio. '''''' ''''''' ;fn;c .l;inchn
carmsm .' '....'. 49, Minnie Hsuk
1ha 49,. s...,i.s .far,o,a,, rncr, tro,,nc
4ne 'on9-ne'aiaeo ''ap'eso', opeln .our
commenced its CHTa4o eeaaofs 'Rat evening ~
lfaVcr'y's Theatre, with tho representation Of
Dizct's "Carmcn,n to a largo audience. The
stranncrs wcre rrrctcd With frtoucut cx,rcs-
.tsa, ,I.v. 49, ...''...,as,a .r,,,,n r,,r
s'oas VI eo!u,a''sf auu ,,a e"t'u"s.'' "" ',s.
individual artists. three Of whom rctnsn after
,vus 4's,e' ,%e co,ntc, rc ec.. - n cnscmo t1at
us ~ w.. ~ ''a,tar.a.ns. fc.t,,r' ~ I'm
lyric stage With which wc nre not often blessed.
Tho three artists whom we have mentioned are
Miss uauh, Catupannl and Del puente Tho
i,rst.namcI was SCARCELY known to fame when
the mado her dooat nero III fcoruasy' laos' IN
Germal,-1tnflan troupe at tbs old Dpcra-]lousc,
which was really two troupcs In ono, with two
.end,,.,cr. r,y M,r.,y.t .nI f,.r1 Rcron,n.
l4eI Asst appeu4a''ee "h' ~ a"'t.i" !" e'eP!
no, sna turing llef brlct weeks ssason sue
ennC the title role in Gounod's t'Romco md
.".";tt T., t.r r.r.t - s,nno ,,,oso ;,,v. .,,e In,
gHe'"e III sAus.. o'"eo t.'oss N,.H oase e"I ."s
ucsc'opca INTO 1eaaah9 artlst Of eosnl"po''t""
fame. though her principal succcas t,as been won
IN .hc m.,urttv NJ brr nnvrr. Ca,nnontus md
~, , ~ ~ t.,ns ,,.,1 S.ts a. thov
l}el ruente belong to laEc1 ioca @ "a1e as .nsy
, 1879-01-14

Tic cu71crgA IsEMKp,rs srn prepared br WEEK4
i For1xn, chcla!at. aud Druggists. ;1I0 Washing.
free VI cUrirrwA, small boxea, TO cents; large
h,xes, containing twu and ono half simrs tile qnnn-
lily vi small, 81. KEsoLvKSr. u per DottIs. cr-
7icrMA A.'Ar. Is euntSi by mali, 10 ceuts; three
cakes, 10 ceuta.
, 1879-01-14

HatcIal Us1Rtteh " The TF1bHN.
LANSING, Mich. jan. 13.-Tha only thing Of
interest that transptrcd In tho Legislature to-
day was resolution offered In the House BY
Representative Thompson, Republican, author
ixfng the Committee on Printing II both Houses
to investigate ". 8. George d. Co., the Stato
Printers, to ascertain II work IL being done and
prEccs charged according to contract. This
meas,lso Is taken u stop tho mouths Of somo
bluatcd usccnbackcfs, Who hare bcen howltR0
fraud for tho last six months. Tho State rrlnt-
css rourt investigation.
4 bill passed. both llouscs npT,ontInx an As
ststant Prosecuting Attorney for Kent County.
, 1879-01-14
LOUISE: i'4lAit:lstaIs

E40E7a1 @7itk1sIR "a fAN 1Tf1HHf.
NASHVILLE, Irnu., Jan. l1--A telegram
H.4n J.,hn ". Edwards, n,au4.cr Of the I+.s.lse
, 1879-01-14

"s t'....a f-o1, ,to ,t,, r,,,,L T..
nro'onsu apAssu @ ,,r .r' w. ~, "nen '.'e
c1adsornc event to lnrge number ofthcalrc.go-
Inc folks, Judging from tue numerical strength
ill., snt,Icnrc wh,cl, camc tn 1,to,cv,. hi
onan;, 'n -, nv :" All hatf. tl.o,, uan1rrrr from
tho wiIds Of TexasF' John Dillon is one
uf cur home products, aIu1 while we Hra7foral-
ir .ue.r Al him. an,1 nftttmcs opp|y the ttsl, we
- ",,r.r. ,~tiiI,r r., In lin fatic, mir h.n
arc ai"a}o "t,a'''e ~ :. N'' t"o '"" 'A', ""e'
he returns. There Is d alS expression u n'shr-
e,1cc OF this pcryadinH ecntfnlent toward hin, In
tho voy t,e ~ cuts tile old hearty welcome Which
h. Lrow. IA sure Ia erect him herr.
Ills mMest ooe'sanee /" t"e App'ausc
that greeted hts entrance expressed more thaI,
speech could hare done. 1t scented to say.
u Aim. vou hayc not forgotten me, | see. Well,
Knew you oa H"" ''.,,', s"a ~, ~. ~ '.s -.
mo back nen'h' anu tlefnaps 5.'l "o"!a 'He 10
give mo lecture 10 tel! n'c that tut for rersain
tbut fore' could hare been the Charles
a'|c wa arc q, nrain, ill., and have ttil1 m ii con.
MANI fnw odd trlcks and maopere That
,o ,m". ~ Al icn,t rr,ufni.trnce ri ali tinya.H
Hmi Il VIVA Indeed d pleasant reward, not only
wa, ',cv rxhihitct, Dillon III one Of his funniest
,nnT11s. although, YeiY In stAll Tint Glitter" !"
!. t,r m means arong bis heat characters. It II
NJ nnrc thc trnnpjl md Tic defeat Of Ar Dillon
nj n nrt fst Tint We Think very lIttlc about tllc
cfnractrr @ md great dcnl nbo,,t tic actor, He
sctyrr i,ts elafnctcrs Why tic srrulr OF The
nsck !, NJ il werc. md shakcs them into tts ow
Individuality. No matter whether It Ia TvbV, or
d,nj,ada6 S{ttk, OF party ny tt,e name of .oIs,,.
.o~ ~ fJrs,. .fout..-thcy nrr Mi made sub
srrrfcnt ia D!1lon'e wl!tus, And Il must he
.onfc.scd that his whttna are often tooro cpi,.
tr1ira 10 Observation-Disclosures jau.htrr' thup Nh '
tnints concciycl by tic auillnr. lie denis
lI,crnf1r II, wfnt In ca]je In behind scet,cs
rarlnnrc ..Fnv.''-aorncwf,at tho ltt,crn]y pcr-
rat, dali With IMMUNITY. which tr,,,Iles lnorc
tSan cnmmou n',ljjty. Sometimes ho merely
tI,crceds in outraE;nr anil burlcsnucinE tic
nutfor,s mcaning, bit more frequently i!e
nttnfns A cDnfc result MT dreamed nf bY
IL. niavm ,trr. Etnna trntli,Inns tlo nrttst{c
r"rttnrni ri character. tts terhniGue. tlu noe.
snit,. tl,o ]Iac!T OF eun,!c mt he deliberately
trn,nlrs ,,tfcr foot n4 If tcy we're n,nttcrs 1T
f.,r Mi forira 10 discuss In their lbraslcs ut,,l
il" ityo,cs himself solely to what hu must re.
rarIj the uurresu of bis lie, al,Icly, 10 a,1,,ae
wnrl ind "t!lfnl diHregnrh o' rnlc. Ho STOVES
1vov 70 tl,c ,eouI ~. r. F, i,u as1a M ,r,, IT.
aoyees. ,nns,r,,nri fr his tI,,1,crtncnsy. mi
Dilun hears CHARMED life iii this respect. Nc
ono thinks Of iaults; every n'ic laughs a'
and with Vim. thcsnre aratc!Nl iaf lhe Ia,En
| ter he mas cxcitea' nnu forget 70 crltaelss
him. hlofton'e oiu coH"f VILE t"IoAShgGt
| we'll frcsentcu ia9t cfennE. az. "''nIl w.
nlalstarl!t WIN Aiso .nct "Au cosan! teGept!otl
look tho iart u ',itlhea I.nH. %nleli ~ ncf
fnnafeu with manly stfchetM Anu enecfty .sln
all 1lelch 10 cover uP tne sef} nppa'ent na'noy
, 1879-01-14

Special Dfspdfch 10 7hs 7ffhsnk.
TOPEKA, Ka.1., Jan. 1n-'rhc kHnsaa l.cEfsft-
ture conycncs at noon tu-tnofsow. McmbeFa
are mostly here, and caucusfnR Is u11uanally
lirely. Thero Is Fl,arp contest for Speaker
between cx~ Congressman Clarke ant Il. Iddcl,
Ut Linn County. After organizing, the arat
work of Importance will be tho election of statc
Printer. ueorcc ". Martin has held the POSI-
tton tlreo successive terms, md Is again cnndt-
tlatc. lila chief opponents arc Dodsworti', OF
1.caycnwortl,, and F. r. Baker, Of tho Topeka
Commonwealth. IL 10 thought combination
will be formed wl.cl, will 1cfcat Martin.
Tho election OF United States Senator occurs
on thr osth. Tue opinion Ia general tint Ingalls,
will bc lls own successor, although lie docs not
cjaim sufficient votes to clres tho first bntnt.
Ex.noy. Anthony IL being warmly Rupportcd+
and United StutcA Marsha! Sims s1mpson HAS
considerable strength. II tho Rcpnbicans 70
into q catcus l'iNalis will undoubtedly bo not'l-
suatcd.
flln Democrats hive not yet advanced can-
dhlate.
iioy. 81. John was ina1g,,rated to-day with
nes 1T tic 6tate wero present, a'ld thoieail0s
Of vtsttnrs. The t4oycrnor's mgsSagu will not
10 delivered before Wednesday.
| ONO.
CoLuMnus, o., dan. 13-In tho House bills
wcro Introduced providing that shcriffs sllall
not charge litigants more than they pay tt'cs,-
.sclvrs for publishing legal advertisements;
making 1t THE duty OF the Labor Commissioner
| TO cnforee the Iaws forbldfng tho payment OF
wagcs OF labor In scrip; flxInE tic annual coH-
pcueafion Ut members of tho 0eneraf Assembly
at $500; prohibiting thu granting of certificates
tn teach In tho public sc,,tls to pcrApfaf under
| 18 ycars Of age, or tn relatives OF School Df.
rec.ors, Trustees or 1onrds Of Education.
| In tho Senate, bills were introduced reqntrtng
petitions In crrur tu be tiirtl in thu Supreme
| Court only on leave 0f the Court or Judge
thrscof; to fix tho minimum ratc fnr transport:
| tng freight over railroads In Ollo at ot1o cent
| pcr ton pcr mile: and allowing additional pay to
| Supervisors nj large road districts.
Henry Walls wps confirmed MS Commissioner
Of tho Bureau Ut Labor Statistics.
| In tlie House, resolution was offered and
| referred tn a committee, proposing IL amend
the State Constitution ~ ns IL allow change
| nf day for racctiug Sfnto officers tn case The
General Assembly shall dectn IL desirable.