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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-23
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-23

General Butler has entered the DEM
ocratic party with whoop, holding
aloft his beloved rag-baby and swear
ing eternal allegiance to that decayed
infant. The party seems uncommonly
happy to get him, baby and all, which
shows that recruits are scarce. The
General announces that he will accept
no office from the next National Ad-
ministration, and on that point he is in
complete harmony with all the other
Democrats. The rest Of them will
make their announcement after Gar
fields election.-[N. Y. Tribune.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-23

A New York stone-cutter received
the following epitaph from a German,
to be cut upon the tombstone of his
wife: mine wife susan is dead; if she
had lived till mex Friday she'd been
dead shust two weeks. As tree falls
so must it stan'.''
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-23

The seal probably puts up more in
suits and abuse than any other ami
NAL. He is known the world over as
a furbearing animal.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-23

A wealthy upstart goes to sales
stable to buy a pair of carriage-horses.
"Here are sample of English-bred. y
They will not dc" "Why?" MY
coachman is Frenchman." "Well?''
''If they were raised in England, they
couldn't understand word he said
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-23

my darling said he, what de-
licious taste your lips have!' Then
she sprang up and yelled, Goodness,
John! have you been eating my lip
salve?''
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-23

IT is the man with the rheumatism
who is every inch a king.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-23

THE post mortem examination of
mans life always reveals finer traits
of character than he was ever before
known to possess.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-23

REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR FOSTER has been engage
recently in ordering military companies TO some
the coal mines in the State to compel the miners
work for wages fixed by the coal mine operators:
, 1880-02-05

TIE New York Hcrald's fiye-colunn bio
xrnnhlcal skotch of Senator CoukllnK bus not
Impressed tho people Of the United stntos With
tho idea that hu ls tho bcss lHan for tho next
President. He Is compared to D!s,nnrck among
modern s,ntcsmcn; but when VIZ LOOK ut whAt
the grcat German has actually ach'cscd tor Ills
country, and how no has changed this map Of
Europo,-Ao,,nlily whipping ono OF the Inost
yari(ka nations on tho Continent and thon
making her pay. roundly for it,-ono is ut u aosA
10 500 Just whoto tho comparison hollis sood.
Perhaps tho Herald writer Is Ut tho opinion That
Mr, Conklillg'8 management Of the New York
Reyublscan u1aehlaa" entities him to the clna-
s!ncauon and comparison that ho Inakos, and, IT
that u tho ground for hts admiration Of the
New York HonntnF, 1t must 10 admitted tl'at tho
a1splay Of pecnlinr taienta is great. but not OK
ne,ly RtsmAroklati. The 1ltru|d ought to know
that Il IA tiaing Mr., ConkllnR no fRvor by con-.
parlug him with Cesar, aftor 1t bus spcnt !fs
xreat ability Ia educating tho people OF tho
United States To beware OF " "Ctesarism" tn tho
Presidential oGlc0+
, 1880-02-05

WE present to our readers tlLls morning 4
new weather map. showing the results OF tho
Slgnal-Sery!ce observations III a district OF
greater nrca than ever before covered by the
meteorological reports. From Winnipeg IN
the tar Northwest to Mobile on tho extreme
South and from the Rocky Mountains to the
Atlantis the sauge Of observation extends*
including many points not hitherto lnen-
toned In tho weather bulletin. TUE TRIA-
uNE imp, MS given this morning, Will, we
think, be recognized as superior In scope aid
detail to any weather chart published In
America by p daily newspaper,
, 1880-02-05
PERSONALS,

There doesn't appoar to DO my pto"s
horse in tho Presidential rude This time -,
h1r. Algcrnon SaEtoris, husband OF hcln'
Grant, departed for Europe last Tacsdhy. -,
On his return from Mexico. Gen. nran. wv
visit the San Juan and Loadvilo silver rcg'os''
Mrs. Ouray has become Civilized sl!.s
reaching Washington To the extont OF wcafns
sealakln saeque. ,,,,x
After oil, the new year opens ausplelous.r
Tho tuak Of IN anternaIora! b,.t- Eaco nas ~ =.
nlost suushled. and tho nov. Mr. Cowsos !"
5ass.
Chang Yoe, very Intelligent Celestial WIZ
rs,ua ctgar-sturo In Indianapolis, haa takcu W.
naturalization papers, aad will vote at INC h'1'
election. ...-...
The 1atest cruel blow at st. Louis Wo!nsa 'n,ea
IL contained In the statement that "ase1S.a.ns
IL at skies and at soyens" In ladica thoo'''''S
OF that city,
The sous Of tho Priuce of Wales hlo w. ~"
ser!beA by u London paper ~ "tKesh younss 49,, au
lows" II, this Il 10 their sphere " ID u caleaS~
dry.sooda stoFo. -.
Men are the only order OF creation, 90 ~ W =
said, that can lnugh, and very TOW Of thSaa 49,
accomplish tho feat within IN hour Or t"o e''~'
reading one Of Ell Perkina' funny stortoa'
King John Of Abysslnla las consels. cs,
over l000o0 Moslem8 To the Christian fclStu ,,n.
His argument Ia brief but effective, cohsns .s,as
OF pouring boiling tallow into tic ears " 'as'~
! NhQsY QppiQns d|9es fkyul ~,
, 1880-02-05

THE criminal record this NogWing Is bur-
dencl by aa account OF q horrible tragedy III
Culnda. Tho scene Of tho murder-a Qu!n-
tnple one-is III Lucan, Ontario, and the VIC
Tins family Of tlye persons, who were aus
pectel by tAesr neighboys ot being the
authors OF frequent i,eendlary fires In the
town. The family were attacked duslag the
night by party OF unknown pcrsons, alId It's
,nelnbers, os.a after auothar, beaten to death,
the house being then set OIL fire and tha
corpscs reduced to ctuders. The fifth person
was shot at his own door, some distance
from tho house where the remaining four re-
sided. As I'LL act OF barburisin, this lnstancq
OF ofinhumanity puts to the blush anything re'
Gently recorded even In Kentucky
, 1880-02-05

MI ,,+ibH
AAR n!sI no'aole c'ent :" e"'nss." ,.sn n.,..s,,
'ho ftes'"t"t,a ."ntps'en ~. ~. T,s..n",,,.,,t,
YESTERDAY i'l u1e ho'a"ls " l"' ,nnn,.. s ,,o.o
Nepnolean n1ate eol1'e'I m...,S ,i'.t s.n;o M
appo'meu "c'eenes ~ 1epens n',s,''.' s ,'.,,,,,
IN tno n"l'osh1 m l'ep"o.le"n So"'s nSn,.,.,mstv
meefa IN ehieago 1umc - rs ns r.e..'s r.e'.s ~.
1oIesi'NooWeu III OUT ulspsa9" 1,' . ~.
f1sonrg, oe"a1oF canero'l. ".'u ".ss NJ ..,s Do Do
lehaers"'p anu ''f.u"' ,oa''os r.... -. ~. .,.,,t
puo'lcnH pss !" ,,,.,, s a., s,.,,aS,,,,o ] Inv
mo t"e eohsentoi WIN ~ ~. '', 1s'1,'a .,,at
.eR"'""Von u a"'k'.k eoa1 ".s p'."u T.. ' ~
fen''sSfa'''a S''o"lu toll",t,s y, p'ea.". ~ ~
county .le lla,Ao s,, " usn. ~ -, ra .,.,,,nor
cand'aa!e tor .lle 4lssIue'es. i"o - n s.,n,,
IN "hicn nut. e".'"so.I ".'a sn"oe9 w, ~as.,a, ~ .I
THIS ple'ge nus peen '.'n.eu ~ ai, e.s ~
s'l'c'en''y LOT PRESENT po'poss ."s s.o."s. Nv ""
snecessl"1 ~ uhe mum '., t"ss ~, ~ .,a
II must ho"e'ct' ~ icso,u'u .x.ars -.
e.eo.t ., .ao .leMus .,. t.a',,,a,,a,' "u t,,at
OF M'. 1'l"'hs III u,o eon'o"'.u ..'s '.',. '
eioy nooa " .t'e' euna st,su ,.,.s",,oI w."
plucR aau ue.e''n'"al.on NV o,'I" ~. .m.. w.
niue. .!ke c',cusancss' a''a ''''s s,,ssos.. sns
serted 1'le'' l'snts '..,lAs 10 49, , r,ata
tnoag! unsuccssslt ~ '... .,e,,' ~ ,,.,ro as ~,
sle'esa1on ao' tav'l Me'. ~. 80; ,,,e,r ,,ro.
uhsuecessll III alo sao.s " .. p T.,
.sst seA.nss ~ s.."..a..a.o o ] ~ t,,n ,nu,,trv
, 1880-02-05

Ar Important meeting ot Chicago Import"
era and merchants wus held yesterday to
take action In connection With the Al.lrtch
Jm,Dealats!rra ransportatlo bill now peudlng
i'll Congress. The spirit Of the meeting was
one of unanimous aud earnest dcstre Tor the
passage Of the Till which proposes to enla1.-
cfuate the Importers and merchants OF the
west trom ti,a impcdtments aad dlsalyRn.
tages imposed upon them under the present
systain Of direct importation " Interior ports
OF entry, and the resolution and petition
adopted for presentation to Congress
nrs entitled to have great weight
in influencing fayorbls action on tho bills
now pV.,4ipg in the lIouse and Senate. 1t L
proposel to ctrculata the petition tor slsnR
, 1880-02-05

,1 ,,i
urgency anu p'opi'e.y e"'l'". e.'". .,'". s"s ,,,s
nVote ousl's nos =" po e1'''c'" y. .,a. ~a.,"a, .
or III ta.a' why ""enu,e. 'a,', sue ' ,"," an,
'eeessl1s sun. tA'"', "n" 'te ~ -, -, ,,,nro
o'ty oe tasse.. W "'u".s ,,. ~ ,,n,.,,,
prlaton pi!l' u'elc WI" y, :" ',, iaa,.,s,ts,,
10 secure 3s pass"He; a' ~ s"s" .,,.,san', ] H.
IS nos 80 cotl,ns''"u'a "' ~ ~ ,a,.aa ~ .s.
genera, asse1''' lH., ~ W. ~ w n' ..,p,a,a
th'to tt'at lee's'"t'''l' ~ 7o'''' "'H''''"''
t'tne' ,., x,.,,,,s ,,v
Nearly NJ te siso''s % 'rP.o a..t Ut ".,,as %a:
eonefcss-al 1"e loos, s.va''' ,.a "m.
caly measures !" 'oo ~ .s ~ 49, ,a,'s ~ .ss
btSH heCu1HP'it" ~ ~" -
, 1880-02-05

THE sharp freezing weather OF the pnst
two or thrco days In tho vicinity Of Chicago
llas materially frightened the leo prospect,
which until recently was very unpro'nising.
Icc to tho thickness Of eight inches or moro
hns already formed, and large gangs OF men
are bustly at work making the most Of the
fayprnble Wcather.
, 1880-02-05

account Of his lnrgc experience ns trimmed
lawyer and q trained Appraiser Ills appoint"
ment to tho yncancy crented by tho retire
mcnt.of Mr. 1utcller Is demanded by every
consideration Of proprlcty and public juaticc
Wo l,opo and believe t1,nt tho President WILL
rctrnco l,s steps antl untlo tho threatened evil
to TIC service involved In the nomination OF
Howard by promptly withdrawing tho ob}cc-
tfonnbie tlntnu from tho Senntc.
, 1880-02-05

lures among the businessmen Of otllcr West
ern cities, and when tho movement Is mado
on Washington It will be In tho form Of =
solid md rcsisticss column whose demand
for Justice and fair play Congress will nat be
tlkcly to disregard.
, 1880-02-05

DANGEROUS countcrfcits Ut Tho S. gold
piece are circulating quite freely In Calltor-
MIA, the imitation being SO perfect tllat the
bogus coins cau oliy be detected from the
genuine by weight, rs the former, while con-
talning apparently an equal quantity Of gold,
are nrly 100 f1nQ
, 1880-02-05

WE presume 1t IL trno tint tho French
scholnra who abound In tho JuurflH! ottco 40
nll drop the = In tho pronunciation nf ih1nh's'
hut, II tho c,Ittor only Kets tho votes nj th"es
who do wlen he runs for Governor. ho VIII "sc'
left" pretty bltlly.
, 1880-02-05

Tnr CHICAGO rnrnrsI has established branch
ects fes the receipt Of subscriptions hnd adFeftae-
u1cnts "A follows:
NEW YORK-Roo,n = Tribune building. F. T. Nc
FAuDEE, MAnaEor.
PARIS. Eruntc.-So. nue de- Ia Cranse-Datclorc.
IL, MAr1.Kfl hHGEt- .. -
LONDON. Ena-Amcr1can EXCHANGE AZ ettaaa.
uxNNY +. GtkL1a, Agent .
WAyHIHGTUS. D. C.-t31a F sttcet.
, 1880-02-05
ATTACHING PARTISAN BCHEMES TO AP-
Preparation BILLS.

IuG liQtSG OF lkEnTtSEulHllfN9 Nv W ll3tIlllh- |
ton has been for several weeks discussing
he system Of rules for tic regulation and
control Of legislation, particularly OF oil leg
islat.on appropr'atlng money from tho Treas
ury. Tho object sought is to protect the
Trcasury aRalnst ],asty and lmproyllent ex-
ncndt,,res. One end attempted Is to require
that every expenditure shall be authorized b. |
snme nroyfous]y-enncted separate law, and |
Tint the appropriation bills shall be confined |
IN nnnronrtnl,nr money directed. authorized.
and reoulred by existing law, THIS Is |
cmtncntlv @ nroner. and II It could be adopted
tna co,1niry wou1d cnioy a sense OF security
f. xvh,cl, Il has lonr heen stranger,
hnothor rn1a IL nronosed absolutely ex-
,,,,,,,", tro,r n.,nronr1ot,on b}1]s nil nol,lcal
1ae;a,a;lon Thts IL Intended to urohibtt tic
.,.en,tna - ottac,,Iuv ~ lin onnronr,ntfon
,4,,a sa. ,,,a - ocossar,. s,,n,,ort r. t,o f;oy-
D.a 1.'oat .ua r,,1or contarIrr In ennct,nent of
, 1880-02-05
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &, 1880.

Dr tho purchase Of tic lines Of road rull-
ming from Selma, Ala, to Pensacola the
great Louisville & Nashville Railway cotnbi-
nation yesterday secured un extension to tho
Gulf Of Mexico. completing I'LL unbroken line
from Chicago to tic deep water Of Pensacola
Hay.
, 1880-02-05

MAYOR KALLocf1, Of Sun Francisco hm
80 fur recovered from hIa wounds FROM r's'"s.
tall fired by tho EDITOR Of tho Chronicle that ne
HoIug 10 nako n public hpccch In fasor Oh 'Ss
suffering people Of ireland.
, 1880-02-05

PEorpE who complain about the vast SIMS
Of uonoy collected md required to par tho rnr-
rent expenses Of tho United ssatcs Government
must remember that mi iu,Hnnsc amount was
expended 10 sayo the Nations life from 1891 to
1s1s, and that Tho legacy at debt which tho To
bcllion has left us has como to atny. AZ IN OK
ample In ono line Of expenditure, thoro arc
$4,000 applications for penstons, aAd tho cosA-
missioner says that during tbs no1t ten Jcars, II
tho samo rate Of increase Is kept upland he sccs
no rc..son to doubt that 1t will te,-tho pension
roll will be doubled and the annual dlshurso-
meats viii exceed foo00o0oa It takcs ID pos cent
Of tho whole revenue ot the Government to pay
pensions. Tho sum required Is suited to bd
ahout equal to the aggregate amount pald ~
Great lrita!n, Franco. Germany, Belgium,
Austria, aud Hungary. Great britain IL always
ut war, hut her annual disbursements for
pensions 10 soldiers amount 10 only about one-
fifth Df u1tTA
, 1880-02-05

JuDaE KELLEY, of Pennsylvania, popnlali3
known IN Congress as "PIg-lron Kelley %
cause Of. hIs efforts 10 get iron "protectco'
must bo satisfied with tho present boom IN tas
prtce Of hla fnvorit article. Protection certainly
pr,tects With n vengeance this year.
, 1880-02-05
RAILROAD LEGISLATION IN CONGRESS.

,.,,posc .rnra1 ATrnN 1T CONGRESS-. |
Ti,n 1fo,,eo CommIttco ot, Commerce ],as |
totru n atom in rcaar,l 10 tlle Reagan biit for
tho rcou,otfon of Interstate rnItroad conf
y,nrco ,v,ich aeep,y 10 Indicate q PURPOSE to
,nrfcc, ',. a ,,cos,ro for the protection Of tho
/ ,,n,Jtc oeoiust rol]roatl cxtortion and abuses
II Inns nupointcd two Sut,.Canmittecs,--on
IN draft and roport 10 the full Committee
subatttutc for lin Reagan bt1l, a1,l tho other
|. IL mn,l;fy md perfect the lattor bitl In both
cosra thn proyfsFon of a Railroad Commission
! 1oo,ns tn he concentrated.
nm NJ tl,psc Sul,-Co,nn,ittccs consista Of
! Niagara McI,one, Ross, anil Henderson, md
e t,,a nrcscnce of the irst,amcd gentleman
,co,.i,, snnr IN nofnt to hts bill rs tho sub
s,tt,,,c lint aho,l ,,ro1al,,v be recommended.
rho McIano bill, so far rs tho Donrtl Of Conf
,rIssIoncrs oocs. provides for five Railroad
sunrrv,4ors' conststinr Of tic Secretary Of
tho 1ntrrlor' Tho Assistant Secretary, Com
,n,sstonnr nf thu ratlroutts a ruilroud en-
rinrnr. and tho law officer Of tic Interior
I,onortmpnt This Board is to have
tho nowcr ia investigate complaints III
yoIr,nr cxcessiyo charges and unfnir
discrimination md the safety Of travel, nI.l
tu renutrrd tn mike nh Nnnunl report 10
rorrross which shall embrace the recon.-
,non,lo,ion of sucl, remedial legislation as
tha 1,oartl may think proper. Tho objection
IN fila ,,lnn In twofoll-vtz,: u1 Tho OIL
rrra wlom 1t IL proposcd to constitute us q
annctnl suncrvIsory Board haye already
onc,,vl, m t1n. If they attend to their duties
nro,nrly, anfl mn effort to impose new duties
nno,, than would probably result III neglect
| part,fnn S,ft'
, 1880-02-05

NocKFonp Gazette: "1'ho Chicago Jo'tss
nal ia working quito fAithfn,ly for tho s"essM
Ut Lluut.. Ouv. Andrew Shuman In tho eeAvSs@
for tho Republican routnntton for Governor
, 1880-02-05

pEoH1A Journal: "Increascd pumping
works III Chicago means simply Increased nta
in tho Illinois lhver. It hnth this outcome, ~
less. Wo ought, therefore, to protect oufSc4fss
nu,,irnt II
, 1880-02-05

ONE Of tho soundost safest, and most rella-
bio 1lfe- e-lnsussnoa companies tn ths United
Htates ID tho Northwestern Mutual, located at
Milwaukee. It IN now Ut ago, and celebrated itA
tWon.y-ars ami plyoxaaty by W election Qt Qt-
, 1880-02-05

TIE Woodstock New Era, trcenoasA s..a
organ, i1us rcnouncnd f1at lnnacy anu 'olne'' ~"
Republican purity on probation.
, 1880-02-05

A1.Epo Uan1lcr: "NFo arc satisfied tas
Hawley would 1naka good dovornor' W ~
not 10 sure hc would mike popular caaa'oa's'
, 1880-02-05
TIE 1NEFFI0iEN0Y, On WongE, OF
HOWARD.

TTTH TNEEETHfFNHY m W0HEE. 0E
~~~' Toward.
Washington dispatch states that the New
v,rt, ,lo,ognttor II, fonrrcss nro very ul,tch
4otA oc4e6at'u. ~ eo"e ~" I.,aC
cxasperated at the appolntMeht ol 'aiAes ~
Howard as Appraiser Of tho Port u New
nnn will object to Ills continuation; TINT tho
appointment is purely personal one; aud
that 1t Is severely criticised onall hands. Mr.
Chittcnden, warn, personal frieild Of p1es'-
oon,lI,lnrv or Cen. Ketchun. and it is addc,l:
"Ilo has entered vigorous protest against
Howard's appointment" One Of tho reports
1s7s reflected severely upon Towards
cond,ct of the Damngs- Allowance .Diyts.
inn Of tho ApprRiser's Office, Of which he was
.,a st,af rho ror,r,,svlo, setoc,e1 n par.
M tIc'inr II caso-tl,at Of tlle Artos raslns-as IN
tl,uetroton NJ thu tueflicIency Of Howard,
,nus1.ason ~ .,.,.a ~ ,uaa t,a. ,;o,nton ~ Inn
ror,,,at,ona ond m cfrort mnto subsequently
,s.na u4as -, n,t,tor 49,, l,to o.tIon },v t,vo
aaaa'ts ol aesea espo.!s "Ms'' .,' ..u +t,av
mission caino to investigate the case they
~, wy ,,,,,.ano l,r,,,,r NJ tha I'm.
oy tno a",auec.,o"a.lso ~ usoasA s ~ ~ ",,a..
49,. s.,a,,If r.,,,o,,.,r,, 10 -, ovtrnct
a'cc brokers' friend follow1ns II I'll 'A''"e1
5s. rGxeT o. xo s9 ma y oeors eak and
Moxa wv entirely % tssaf!sas e sHnstit9te r9 4
@ S, ts nv aays' Sosss o9 T Ill III ss e S
to a. ssst q 4 5 a9tqS WsRs sReSsS & pae.
Of Mr.. J. 2. Howard, which ~ hnSe t1.uay
, 1880-02-05
TRELANn'B DISTRESS.

dent 10 q corner on tllB money markell
-
rRFLANn,s DISTRESS,
AR. rhc,us, of Connectlcut, has introduced
IN tlo Itouso of Representatives bill appro-
rr1ot,n0 sim mn tn tho re1[cf of tho present
sv,Ycr1rr In ireland. Tl,at there Is tho most
,,r.uatn, np,u1 for he1n m pne can question.
In ,ic,y ~ tl,a startling rcnorts Of lestitutton
md Icoth That ora dn11v coming from that
unl,nnnv country. Init 1fr. Phelps has eono
ohout i,s rctiuf in tim wrong way, first. be-
couse congress- f,ns no right 10 make such an
onnrourtation far n foreign country: and, Sec
on,, i,ccnnse If It Ind thu right the uppro-
nriotton voutl mt sutllce for more thur, ono
,1a,.
,r,,a o,,,.to 49,. ,,1,,,,,t,,, mi, M +hav co,no !
49, s.,ssas ,,.o hn,.a ~ rosson ~ /
.,,anaa,,s. tha,, ,r,oro an f,1,, m, nm mo.
",s1 49,. .a,,..s., ,.,.nd ~, +,,o ,artro ~
s.,a US ~. .s sna ~ ,,m,,,or IL oans,ont,. IN.
otal s"s.s. -. a4 s,.a,.o tsn,'.,a fost srho ~.
Iie,.s.' ~. ~ .taa .,s,,io ha,,o hna,,
looA - ~ ,1..,.a" ,s,.' p,,,.s ~ +hnr,
e4"eeAsu 49,. .a ossa e, .p =. ~ .at,, .,,"t
p'o1np.t tlos uuus as"t' a 49,, 80 ~" - +,
so1l'e u n w. ~ .tsn .,'s.'s vi or aro % o"sv,n'n
pa .st,tna. Trn,, n1,,,ost a,or,, NM
~ 1r,,on, n s,,a ,son,y,ng crv 1oes m for ,rn
ona a."rv ,,ov tn orca n f!cst,t,,tion sprcatls
,.,,,,a 1,rt,,s,, ,.r,,1or1, loolr coiJlv an anti
tat,a % - ~ stans ~ rnI1oxo n 1vhiio svo hc1,nve
t,,at +r,o naa,,ta ~ fila country vii, In nulck
~ u.s. s,,r.,,r -, lin ro1tof ~ 1rctand na tho,,
,,,,a in,,o T., tt,u.a 1,ost tlov sho,,11 notlosc
,,'. -. .,,a n,,,s, th.t toa rr,d,,oo1 iii. l,or.
,Ja s,,,,a ',asta.,,t,or :, mav ho snn,n,od IN IN
49, sta,on,o,,t ~ that tha I;rt,tsb 1cndIoraa havo
, 1880-02-05

SEVERAL papers aro printing n dispatch
from Washington which rcnt1s TN different
phrnAeo!oRy} ~ follows:
"acvcrnl ychrn ngn 4. prominent ttst!1lery firm
In Inwt llllUnlUcrH & Ct, WIS convicted! " yior
inttng tho Revenue, lnsys. y penalty nf tEas
N wnB nRsrsttal ngniilst tho llrn III tho )c,ober
term Of tho United States Court ef lH,A tho GYy
crnrncnt, aftcr un expenditure of $aaifG0 In The
way Of nttorncys.' fees. rcvnnt1e officers pay,
etc. obtanetl Judgment agaiust tho i'r, toths
n,nn,int Ut *lrl,0l1.h5 T'h!s Judgment f6 pct.
ln,,t ii tho Chic"go Burlington s teaas RnphI,
Knilrond Company. fs tHni tho bond of the firm.
Th!s Judgment. though. han ilrrcr lrrn ca{iteltd
and within tho last week h,,s 1Ten compromised
fDr s5,0001 Ono reason given for this 'compne
misc Ia TINT Mr. tiravcs IL very ro%crfni polt.
for bIr. Sherman Ill Iowa."
secretary Sherman's attention shGt,ld be caItcd
to this cha1Ec, II trtc. II ia rnylns pretty dear
for Influence, urd tho worst Of 1t Is, tho e1pcna
comes out Of tic Government.
, 1880-02-05

Clark street, between Washington and lsando'ph
EnGesement az Mt. FRANK Chatllrau. "kft tile Ar
knnaas Trnvolpr"
, 1880-02-05

THE Union Pacific Railroad may mol pos
scss soul in It's own r1ght,-cUrporatlons never
do, It Is satd, Or "hRrtlly ovcr,"-b1t 1t il not
neglectiny It's opportunities to look after the
comfort OK its passengers. It contributed 10
thair pleasure when 1t equipped its rand right
royalty with palace sleeping ind d'ning-roo1
ours, but II Is now going step further, md Will
enlcnyor to break tho rnonotony of tho vast
lcyel plnins TINT It's line penctratcs By planting
trees md shrlbbery nlong tho truck. It Is said
that plats at land from 200 to ECO feet wide. for &
dlstancp OF s91 miles, haye already 1cen p!owrd
up, and will bo fcncod In next spring. after being
aown With grass aud clover sec'1s, and planted
with eycrgrccns Of various kinds. nbtafncd from
Colorado nnl tho Eastern States. Tho ptan etr's
templates intorspersing thoso with ho"es1ue
ahrubNery ay.J fruit trees. Travelling ovesand
Will bo luxury nftcr nil this has bcon done.
, 1880-02-05

Mcvleker's Theatre.
Madison strent botwren Dearborn and State. En-
rorcmcut OF atr. Gus Williams. "Our German Sem
ntDr.n
, 1880-02-05

THE census reports show how the tn}at-
itnnts hayo tlockcl into tho cities. One bun.
tlrod years ,go only onc-thIrticth Of the popula.
tton Ut tho United stntcs lived In cities Of oyc,
1900 people. Since then tho tendency hAa becn
enormously the othor why. In 1a'o tho propor.
I'm OF population living In cities having ahose
B,d0O WIS one-twenty fifth; In 1910 and nlso in
14s0, ono.twcnticth: In 1870 o.lc-stxtccnth: In
lSt0, ono-twclfth: In lS50, one eighth; IN ls,],
one-sixth; In 1870, a little over o'se-Asth. It Il
thought that tho next. census will show q still
further Incrcnse OF the population of cttrs, and
TINT they will contain fully 100000 insteaI Of
YO00,00o In 1870. In tho Enstcrn States tho pro-
portion will DO erentor, md greatcr nll over ths
North than in tho South. III tho new StAtes,
California shows mn excess Of city population,
Sun francisco holding ono-third Of tho inhab'
itants of tho State, nnd tho othor cities contain"
Ing thrce-tlfths OF tho cntEro population
, 1880-02-05

V1TF1IIC I HCatttCt
Clark street. between Randolph and Lake. EnrhHn
tuent Of Goursc Learock. "rhi1fp Gortnu, Minor,
, 1880-02-05

IE0hTe5 1fG9stEEs ~
nnndo1ph street, hetwcon Clnrk md In 9ap. En-
rneeu,nnt OF Miss uiesie i,nEnrd. "I.es Foufcham'
baujt-n
, 1880-02-05

Dearborn street. corner Of MONROE. EnRn8moht Q
Mir. MaurIco Gfan'a French Opera Company ~
fer!choe."