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, 1881-04-01

How au Unprotltablo Voyage Was
NInSlQ to EaY L l1Mn1sQlMc IsrQlIf.

How au Unprptltablo Voyage Was
Made to Pay IL Handsome Profit.
NEW York, March 30.-~An Interview In
to-tlny's Times dtscoses II novel mode of
sw1ndling nurlno insurance companies, Tho
narrator, who WINS mute Of tho ship, Is d n,nn
who possesses tho highest testimonials from
his employers US to Ills efficiency, sobrloty,
a'ltl Integrity, and Is, consequently, entitled
to full credence.
mines OF the owner OF the ship about which
bankrupt III London, may still have interest
enough with owners to Interfere with my
career and in}uro me, II this revelation should
lead to tho Insurance company raking up tho
caseanl making any trouble for him. besides,
ship owners, oven honest ones sometimes,
think that mate Is bound to stand by his
Captain and owners In all things, in conceal
nlent, ut least, II not IN actual completely, Of
transactions such aS this, md would bIaNno
lait fur, us t!loy would say, betraying my elll-
ployers. And us have little family to-
pendent OIL ll!g. cannot afford to take any
chanccs.. I Will u lye you tho natlcs, that you
May verify my story, but only upon your
ptGtnlso not to publish them. -..
:, III 1871 won't Gnt frutn Now, York to San
Frnllc!sco as natc OIL fnll-rtgRgl slip Ut
l,:s29 tons. We had q genera! cargo aboard.
Thu voyage WIS u bal QUE. For forty-two
days We Wtra constantly beating AgniHst NIL
varse winds to get around tho llorn.. When
frefghts llurttfy hAtnllcetf expenses. anu the
conragetl. JIG said 10 1.v: "lYo lose by ills
trip,-someboly w!tl l,uye to pay. for It. We
" wy !, SEQ by: aad BY whrn oat' Whit wo chi
We'll, nfter considerable tlc'uy, wI,icl, made
inatters no bettor, of course, W. got Il return
Ssargo Of grain fur ,Llyefroo', and SGT sall.
latIttltlo IL Tic Pacific, we sot Il puif Of win,l
ono day u,nt soun Increased, Until It gDt to
ha a guile, hut was very fnr from belllv what
tho Cnntui'' afterwArd represented IT to By,
MUD nlado ltl,, n1A wns only waiting for II
chance, and ns thu gallo did not COME on 50
very quickly, he could do very well a!l tE.ut
llo hui determined upon ny sDDll ~ tho ou-
hal!s were nlre.uly 1ont OH, and tho gooti slit
was slowed nwuy down betUW. AS soon III
y Gang u!s to blow pretty hard ha ordered
tllo sailors Up TO ont away the forotopsRtl
t!on ,EonUrallS, md tho men slAshed away
teMtiiy, without Dna OF t!lum venturlltg t0
ask, Or pari!aps cvon thinking. why such a1s
lilo narrator then described in dutail the
manner in Which tho Rigging anl saiis wero
M,gMtil.ated. IL, ~ Tue presulnpiion being thut tho
& &' Sr w y nto se, va,vauts taat n SIYftt Il We We
til4hft i9nlt Ike wreck HI yussel nypr dit,
4 u hatl been SO eunnlngly tlo,lu that Ii Woihl
nave IN! ;eI MsceSgt a. aa'1sost HMyboy. Az soeI as
saiturs s., md permission, 70 10 asi!oro md
take his clothes, Which Ind. to bo washed,
q course auyh9ay who knows unything
nbont sailors Will !lntetstaml tin pilrposo
wages coming to thel,, and, as tho Captain
c4ui4! !!ayn been foul!4 /" bo wi;Hess aealtst
, 1881-04-01
l,l,OIs.&TE CQUfs1'.

III tho n1httnr nr tlle cstniuof Albert r. Weir,
,lccoascd. iotiurs Of guardianship IF thu estate
were Issued to Sarah Il. Weir. nndor bond Tor
$fU0W.
LII tho matter Of tho cstntn Of Thotnns II.
Allison, tlute.sse,l, letters tcstnn,ohtary woro
fstltutt to 'rhouas Aits.. nt!rr ehnt1 far &iHMt.
iii tho lIittCr Of tho Hathtt nf FrttlGrlck IL.
lBsic.t 10 5urnt j. uMrig under t,s,ti for stittt
III tho mnttor. nf the cstHto OF liGn'lrEck hul.
to Tukerosin Ilulthius, lin.lcr bond for r., ,0W.
, 1881-04-01
A SILVER WEDDING.

Special Dispatch to TIE Chicduo Trlhunf.
E1.GtS, ILL.,, ALarei, 3l,-slr. nutl MIS-. Will
lam llciucnlall celebrated their silver we'd
ding lust evening, entertaining large conf
tt.tiiy Of friends. Many elesNnt Eifis wefa
given. ,TIlu Gernsa,,ia Band serenadel them
during the evening.
, 1881-04-01

SALE OF !. COOKE & CO.'S ESTATE.
l1uLA1'Etri'iA, pa-, Murc!. 3l.-Abont
Sa00, ,oo0 wis reullzctl to-day fron II sale If
property belonging to iny Coolo d Cu.'s
fstate. Tile sails will De continued to-inor-
rt}tY.
, 1881-04-01
TIE EARLY-sronEY CASE.


Tito arguments IN tho libel suit of Altco EARLY
against ". f. Storey wcro concluded yestcr,luy
bofora Judge f0Eors. A{r. Tr.tdo cqucluiud bis
summing ilp, mud was followoa by Mr. Lnttrop
on behalf of tue pAintliT, who CONSUMED tho
tlmo until nftcruopn. TITO lullRo'a phur9e to tho
hn uxcrodInyly fnvurnblu to tho dertnltunt.
rho Jury rutlrGtl .nl,o,,t o'clock. and up to d
lnto hour ~ night Ind not aEreod. The Jury
returned thls morning.
, 1881-04-01

lllE t<AtILa
1CDt,E 11HrMMOStI-1n e!n!nbGrs.
JIpGE IlJ.DuHETr-NU court.
APPELLATE cuuiir-Al1ourno1 10 April :.
JunnE GAnY--I51 10 50j. No. 49, OCunnor
W.. tie1lcr, ur trinl. .
JUNE sM1rl1-No preliminary cali. Trial cn!t
a,tNo a,ais, u,, ao50, @@,a7 ..0s., 29ol. No.
.,sss, Ln.nnx Va. Chr!stin, nn trfnt.
JUp0H WlhL1AMsoS-Assist Judge Gary. No.
.,lDi, Pratt Va. Uownur,' OIL trial.
IUunE JAMEss,S--No eall. No. Isl, Roth rs.
Ehn,nil, on henrlng.
TUpnE uAnDSEN--Sct cases aud motions. No
cnsr u, lrlAl. ..,..
u1l3E lt,GE1,s-,s,,tS. tn mi, inrltls!ve except
:hal. No. 3., ftkter VI, Wheeler s. Wilson Sowing
h1nctlne Cutn;nny, Otl trinf.
Jun(lE IiSriIOSr-NO tall. No. ISL. knss ys.
Ross. IN tra Nh further cali Of tho calendar
until April Q. wton II will bo tMkou up by .luWu
s1nran: MS Iu.Ke Anthony Eoes IL tito Crftntt'tt
.iupuE Tui.EY-3., %, III, as. No case OIL hear
ing. .
JunuE nAnSuM-No eali. No. "a, Moran vs.
.jupt,E LtN,Mis-Nos. 1.!Ne l,:ll6, tar. 11ll,
lk. lsl. l.ss. lo, ,;sD. ,au, l,a0. l.ail 1aas,
i,IE3, nllI f.t{4.
,.JuiGE Mp..AS7,1cremptory hcar!uv Of mo-
tl0flS FOR 3lGty trials.
JuDuE itAwrs-No. 1.1;H OH trIa!.
, 1881-04-01

VESTS GIFT.
ClsciySAT1, March 3l.-C. w. West to-day
pnEd In tito Sl50,0p0 subscribed by him for an
ilrt museum III this city.
, 1881-04-01

Elias h!air aud Lydia TI,nannus began q suit
nstuAy TOR ii .h0 axatust Fhiio u. Dodge a!Ia
oxntot ". tIultnes,
~s #nEnsr epnma1pa1 q suit In uubs
, 1881-04-01
Receiver Turpin's Reply to the
Charges Made Against Him.
Tho Early.storey Libel Case Handed
Over to the Jury.
A Poor Prospect for tho roltc5llolders
Of tlic Stato Insurance.
Hunting for Me0unc-Recorl Of Judg'
nontst New Butts, Etc.

y
Aboyt thrre weeks H.0 petition was tlcd he
frr t,,dpr Jameson hy number OF tho Crttllt-
trs f,r Trio Fidelity Slvpxs link nbnr4lng til0
1,ccc!yoy nr. y. 4. Turpln, with various nets ns
matftusutcu II, rnunril tn tho ento Of IloOlcy's
Tncntre, and snttIemunta with divers lsrKc
debtors Of tho lltlls, and skiing for hss RENEWAL
md tho appointment nj nIothcr anil lntre cnt'G-
llu prrsun II, lia pacc. fcstor1ay tho 1tecclecr
a(cd IFS answer, III which he goes at Rscat
length Into tho charges. denying specifically oil
rho alterations I'll fraud, nisInAnn4cHiGnt, linta
foit !ncapaCitr, anil electromagnetic fnaie h1nItist
him, mud explaInfng tlia circumstances attending
tho vnr1ntls cotnpr0nses coinr!1lnoH or. I1oro
nro fu,y now fucts shown, the bulk OF tho n'lsWer
consisting Of Il rcitornt!on 0f tho things sot ont
IN tho original putittuus tsIc.l from limo to tiMo
;n the c,so. Tho lrst ct'npronlsc requiring OK
pInnusiul wns thnt rulating to tho tleoloy Tho
atre. Tho 1EccctvCr Ailnfts that III februury,
1873, QuinlEn owed tho bank Sl1}3,Go sporc'( ny
1,,osgnKe q, tho thentro anl sou,o other prob
Crty, Tito thentro WIS appraised hy tito court
appraisers ut sj, Its fixtures. furniture. nto..
at $1,000, mud tho other rral estnto ut SEs,}o.
Thosc itnms cumprtsc,a, u!l QuInlln's property,
ii,io W to tho tl'oa!rc., lixtares ete,, anh
ive:ycar cass u tlo thoatro # sln.,A,o'. ysnr,
ae ffssT s aF nafs 9a y " e @ ' aasrry yy 70
Ueeilngs tn forccloso with tho ,prt'srect Of scv-
eral ycslrs' litigation, neforc, however, acccpt-
t.ekso ps sks f@PtsF and g. T. Fon t 81 'i ai
CrGulturs, Ytts nske'l. ni,d They tth9ht tho nr-
1aseSHnt nes Sea tss fc' s u pa1on It'll sF Mas
tho Col1rt+ md nftrrn f.lil statement mr ~ tho
tG ona va ' T. aD ff 5
naGe maj '' blIher iii ''. .niynrs Tor tic rent Of
~ tt,oare was nlso mado !,, k%wr G,,,,i, to
lin lin wins ii, o,,ilrc o,c tlnt. could not
10 perrtrmtxl In part md rcscndeA IN l'trt, lnl1
, 1881-04-01

SUrKRlnH ou1tT-C0SFEssloSs-D. II. Halo
ct III. vs. 4Attlc, n. Mcrrislon. $:::ssd.ll.
JunuE HAuy-Cathcrtnu Ferret rs. 1Tomc III
s.lra,lcc \ 1snnking Company OF Texus, ss.a,D.-
Genrgu W. posllrny vs. tibprt u. .nycax. $iin!!.
JuiNE SMIrlE-l'etur Maycr vi. GeOrgu HILL.
verdict S.ssIsT5 mud motion fur new trinl.
Jl'nt,E JAMEs,}S-.1.P 4. Klein ct nj. VII. Lambert
Blum usld Edwin I. Munger, ltllcfoney dcercu
sl.:Elsn
GlHCu1T CnugT-C -CoSrERs1oSs-Marth Ifoglo
vs.. Mnres lioHle a1,l Ihonns q IIoate, 81, OH 1D
JUNE ttsM'ilss,-.tinorgeo H. l!oyca " J. +.
Fowler Hyla Il. y. Whftcolub. verdict Si5StG,ss}.
, 1881-04-01

UNITED STATES COURT DECISION.
k,r. L,uls, No., March Il.rIho United stutes
Circuit Court tu-.luy, .fudgo McCrary presiding,
g;lyo II decision IL tho enso Of tho old Pacific
Ru!lroul Company ugaInst tho Missouri rncltic
ltatlronh Company, G. H. Garrison ct H.. Which
Bl,stutsis tho third mortgage, which WIS fore
closed, and by which tho sale WIS nnle: Tho
proceedings, which Wcre brought by Mcssrs.
Cowt,ry, Cutting md otherA. New York stock
hnlllrra of tito OH t'acillu Company, were dc.
sixnetl to Rrt nsl,so tho forcclus.ro nnd sulo Of
tho ruad to Commodore Hnrrlaon.
, 1881-04-01
ITEMS.

Sua8c Anthony Will 10 to tho Criminal Court
',, D'.,'aay, To- morrow ho will nuku peremploty
ai.,, NJ ~ o4ons fur now trial. motions to vet
nsfa. ,uaa.aentA. or1era 0f dlamtssal, aud ull
, 1881-04-01

COUNTRY HE.fL E.SI.iIE.
1NOR SALt,-AT fiAiit;AiNS-CjiOiC
II improved farna ~ H. H. ~ G.uwn In nero; neHr
letxit; &! minutes rldu frum Clicagp, &C. w1I1pt1N
n tn, FL N5nCknt-bt.
, 1881-04-01


amanda l.olt lilpA u till yesterday nskluY for
AalSofco from Erancjs q. Bell, OH account OF
ais cruelty n1.d deyertiot.,
, 1881-04-01

FINO llEST'-St). IDl WEST FIFTEENTH
l. st.. taas TIfntip icG rrx ce1ttaxa - lydfns.
Gun vlyu lGnicttAtu ttossasstOn. FERRY ".
PALMER, 1t9 l)rnriHIsn.at.
, 1881-04-01

r1,O REST-!e.t MDSI,t)E-St .-2-STNl}Y-
L. und tnsnmnnt st,np swai-!fnnt, tiIuinH. .rut,i,
at kitchen rar,Ur Hours; furnMc0 uns.ftKtnFgs
m
, 1881-04-01

NTASTEn-'rU RENT WANT DESK
w nut atAye sucutt3 ttur4 thin III ck nF
twa. # thu ilew Caunty-Duld!nE. leht reierehGes.
X 70, Tribune .tIce.
, 1881-04-01
Y<f.tTEf1-T1} RENT.

w nnd daughter. south .Etic. unfurntshed
rnnns with Or without tuasd. Address H. Tribune.
VNAETEi>-TU RENT - TWO FUR
w n!shpf FsU,ps. eH suIt. suitable fDt thses prH-
ttnMnn. 1Achtsh heAr business GGntres RtatB trlcu,
Ati,lrGha Il u. Tribune Office,
, 1881-04-01

WANTED-TO KENT-nY 4 SMALL
With barn strictly tttxt-ea.t lutallun: must hsvp
rtt4rf sHs-fxtuEe.. hHd tErHtls. ~ Tribune uic1.
, 1881-04-01

w paying tenant. children. tlrer Hr four rutai,s
on south Slide tor hnuspkenping. iteterBncrt EuE.
, 1881-04-01

"ASTEU-rO REST-A SulTE, OF
fnufs Mve snnmy rns r. the mn'n tor -
nn1 ~ wife u*th a,all r1s. ar Without ,anti l1,.t
Nf references given Nld tGHtru1. Address, with
location uni terms, w. H.. Trlhtltte uCru.
, 1881-04-01

IIANTED-A PARTY WITH sNO TO
w W with sHu to Now ft,rk Ia stock sosle valun-
tiu inio|ax prurafty Calf ut Hutkus Hutch ost"den
4 utii 4 u, IN. N Nt5lil.s
, 1881-04-01

w every description. nli parts city and stltrls;
ltnuestiatcy; good teAa,,ts- il. Il. GALLUP Il Eu,
IL: IL. SntIC.sL
, 1881-04-01

TI1D NEST-A GOOD COTTAGE OF SIX
L. n'ce rntstn. hD West yhn HurBn.at Appr 1T III
Sttut1s sr.At
, 1881-04-01

119OR StI4E-la ACRES ON RIVER Ap
IL Huulh ElICtg0. with railroad track. fne !ea1!n
tyr nnnntncsurilIg ur lunabpr yards. ID s+T s+ThflOI,
Ewing lsluck.
, 1881-04-01

rfND REST-SD. 81 nSEElEY-AV., OtyFA-
Il g!n ttnne.ffgnt nicely furnished. HENRY
WALJ.Efk. Itk,, ~ Ieurt,Irn-ft.
, 1881-04-01

Ti,U ltENT--A MODERN HOUSE, AND
En,t iIaurs =. sH Wnrrs.ay. ray t;yoa INN. 'soa
, 1881-04-01

F}1D llEST = CORNER BRICK RESI-
j. ienen OI brightly lighted tDnnlt. sunlight II,
every RUM; II good nrter. .south Site, nnrih It
1weili y.sttni-tt,; most lnsirablo md coi,ssnlcnt
tasri ~ Tie ely, a,sslaf winter. IN Responsible
pnry "nlS. Apply Ut UNcu No. ~ III Ciurk-st, aftuf
, 1881-04-01

NTANTED-A MAN AND BOY FOR a
n1y t"-.iay after nDci4ak. III JOHN lLANKlS T. CO.,
l.ptnt =. t5 East Whahnuinlt-at.
, 1881-04-01

WANrEIJ-A STEADY YOUNG MAN
w 10 nasi.t In photograph gallery; II RDtHl chance
f0r !. tai!&1!u aer*0a. Aft-tfal'ery iM West Mndl-
hsIu
, 1881-04-01

WANTED-nEAh ESTATE gEyE1!Y
tHnledtAtnlT. ii. Il, iiALtl' Cti. e la snilu.kt.
, 1881-04-01

WANTEl,-1'U IENI'-NtrE STUNt;
w ~ trick fEnnt hnuso at ten sann,a SITUATED, IN
with parUF hlnnG rstu.l, Mll sttutiaN H Hrs: tuF
preferred. Itddftrk Iu1lASOS. I'LL TMcn ysururu--t.
, 1881-04-01

ITO REST-VEltY NICE TWO.STnRI
4 nnt lr,;nlnenl brick honss Of Il ran!. furnace,
t'U bliek 1s southwest crhar u ln Sn!le, iscttt
Inv 10 n Euus1 tcnmnt. Arply To u. D.J.HAElEltY,
twntr+ hntwectL nd II o'clock ni i1 Last WASH
, 1881-04-01

WANTED--A 1lOY TO DO OFFICE;
w work III n jHwulrY store; WHO lns been In
ttAle-st. =
, 1881-04-01

rJ'O O1,ENT-t.A lu;E ROOM WIrlGSTEAM
J.. nnnTf. Hnltntly for printing. bnNcry, ur l.ht
mnnNiArtur!ng; will htvids u silt. lIrKIN 3 CHU-
WEIR. III Cnrk-st. In rcar
1{7O NENT-HY SAsi'L POLKEY. % L.A
i. Anile-.t., ttnru ID:
lh!.a Annrs. with powcr. Enst Rnniolrt-.t.
~; West Fnu fy.n-st. H-atsry brick. sthHr.tritht.
al t.dnrn improvements. dlninH.re1n and Kitchen
IN Erst tbIif,
, 1881-04-01

ITO NBS.f-.tlNESUlTEt WITH VAULT,
"! n l.! IN. .lnsIs passes, ~ LII lleuFbpru.st ", l.
, 1881-04-01

A DYANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS.
( A watches. st9, u low r4tes. p I.AuNnElI
, 1881-04-01

FI'O EENT-1N BEST I.UCATIOS UN
l. tat,,lnHt-nv,. purity furnished ausn II Iuf,ern
i1HnEsenHnla; rt.Nnrage rsl-eln.s; possession Ut
unEG. Address 4 u IEthAtv 0!tee.
, 1881-04-01

FIN(l 1t1IST-.-STOltT AND BASEMENT
l. i9snptn Grnn1 hnnsP, Wnbnst,-nya near Twcli-
ty-fuurtli-st. with rns fixtures. Int Httl Gnd water
lntntr Ill Ell MnlLn iUt NErH IL nnt i L.
, 1881-04-01

NTANfEl1-A HOUSE AND I4t]'F EAST
w OF Statu-st. x',i north uf TAlriy-tsst. Hpt %
e,iht over sNUu nIld pAxy t1rnis. itIrass Il II,
, 1881-04-01
Tfl Ii|;NY-UOESIII.
WEsT SIr1}:

rTO RENT" "os ASt1t.AND-AV., II
laa 1WattnS:av:. % u s rM. X Mont"s:s saain.
will phptr ttuz1lnNt witt, latest stJ1fa Df H nper
hi tr month: Ill Mnnr?sst.. ~ rom<. bari. fnr-
nMct. Ens.i!ItHrGs. ctS: VIII ~. ~ ti9Extt rcsH,!t
5 n,;,n;M ~ tlat u 9y;, En gcr ,n"n',.; ast
RI E'"r month. " J. GUY DWaLEf, hUnra l0to |.
lti.ifn tsnf f1ksIth
, 1881-04-01

- SOUTH 8tDE.
FID NENT-lM9 UAL{IMET-AV, AN
L. elegant Hnd AluwJ ctlrHBr h1Hse. II rn0ns.,
hnlh.ruvns furnace. eas. .tlHxs t.unIp'eie hut Mnl
Ghlh NnGr In Nvpry thuntl,er VIII r,nkg rGnt MI
IHtnCslrnt IL the rVtt ,tnsiy
"a 1ut-Ih0 ffanlH c0ttaxu at(B M!thEan.uT. }sent
law. - = .'..
IT, iet-3lll & &Watmsh.nr. X a.atory and Iasegnt %
nhd win Lmti,t and calctn,!ne th!,n,,IHhIy. ,,,.
Apply 10 rElu;f W. rA1.MEN
liz t1tBrburtl+st, ttUuN& Il.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

AFRICA and fortified seaport of Trn;-
was captured on Sunday by four Frenc3
iron clads. 1t has population of tea
thousand. and is fortified by two castles
The authorities OF the princinal Al
theological institute at Tunis had So.
ly resolved TO proclaim a holy war h.,
the Bey's police checked the movern ~,
by several arrests.
The London hospitals turned away s;
teen hundred cases of small pox dnr;r.
April, for want of room, and have ~t
hand over thousand Nearly three br W.
dred persons died of the disease in thu
own homes.
The penal code in Siberia will soon b.
greatly augmented. The Russian Co.,
eminent proposes 10 transport some 70 300
convicts there during the next ten d.
The colony is pretty large even now.
FRANCE has refused to Join the inferno
tional conference on the extradition 81
regicides, yet her Minister of the Inter;o ~
has ordered the expulsion of eleven e..
eigners known to be in direct commnn;ca.
ton with the nihilists in Switzerland
THE fact of Dillon's arrest will be com
municated to the House of Commons 7,
is rumored that he will resign his seat ~
accordance with G resolution adonted by
the Parnellites prior TO the passage Of tho
coercion act.
HE commercial treaty governing the
relations of France and England will ex.
pire by Limitation in. November, and I'M
less new one be soon negotiated the
British will have to face a tariff almost
prohibitory. The French demand the
abolition of ad valorem duties.
The national land league Of Great Brit
ain has issued a manifesto relative to the
arrest of Dillon. 1t is signed by Justin
Mccarthy. 1t urges 1rishmen to evicl
their landlords as they themselves have
been evicted, and to wreck vengence at the
polls on the sppostates from Liberalism
whom they helped raise to power.
tute of Tunis has resolved to unfurl the
standard of the Prophet and proclaim
holy war against the French and other in
hdels. The Bey's police have made sever
al arrests and discovered large quantity
of powder and bullets.
ANUMBER of Jewish families have fled
from Argenau, West Prussia on account
of fresh outrages, but the authorities are
determined to preserve order. Two hun
bred persons were injured in the riots at
Elizabethgrad, Russia, and the streets are
patrolled by troops.
A Catholic congress will be held at
Madrid in October of this year, at which
it is expected Catholic rotabilities from
all parts of the world will attend. What
the character or purpose Of the congress
will be is not fully SET forth in the dis
patches.
The opposition of the radicals in parlia-
ment to the proposed Reaconsfeld memoir
ial has given rise to a suspicion that Glad
stone is himself opposed to it. Some OF
the Conservative papers do not hesitate to
charge that such is really the case, and
that he moved an appropriation for that
purpose only in respect to the queens
wish.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
From the Capital.

THE decrease in the rational debt dur
ing the month of April was 50 600. 800.
SECRETARY WINDOW intends to erect one
of the handSomest residences in Washing
ton.
THE quarterly report of the Bureau of
Statistics shows that 593. 703 immigrants
came to this country in 1880.
4 WASHINGTON lawyer trying a case
against Belva LOCKWOOD greatly disturb
ed her By abiding to her as my sister-in-
law,
THE President having refused to let
Robertson's nomination 90 over until De-
cember, Senator Conkling is preparing to
open fight.
DoN FRANCISCO BARcA, the new Spanish
Minister to Washington, was presented
to President Garfield by Secretary
Blaine.
THE total debt of the United States out
standing is now 81 0S0, 24S, 433 Deduct
ing the cash in the treasury. it Is 81 S64,-
072,693.
In is probable that the territory OF the
union will be divided into the military de-
partments of the east and west, 10 be
commanded by Generals Sheridan and
Hancock.
SENATOR HALE intimates that the
scheme to elect officers will be allowed 10
go by default, as there will undoubtedly
be some executive sessions this week for
the confirmation of the president appoint
ments.
SECRETARY WINDOW gives notice that
on and after Wednesday next he will pay
the per cents included in tie last CALL
with interest to May 81. Over 81, 100000
of per cents nave been received for con-
tinuance.
:. w. Dorsey. in letter to Postmaster
Generai james requests that an iuyestiga-
ton be made as 10 every mail contract
with which his name has been connected,
and a written report thereon be furnished
him.
SIC. WINDOW says the government has
no intention of suppressing the small
bills : and 2'S-that form so large a
part of the greenback currency. There Is
no call for the removal of such notes from
circulation, and most persons prefer them
10 silver.
The Supreme Court OF the United states
has decided TO grant a rehearing IN Inc
case OF the duties on knit goods, ana the
Treasury circular issued after the decision
Of the Court in the casa will be Withdrawn
until the Court has made final declslcn.
The duty on the goods will, therefore be
collected under the same rule as exist
cd before the decision was made.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
Accidents.

COLONEL James II. Bowen was killed by
p runaway accident at Hyde Park, Chi
cago.
Two Business men Of Palestine, Texas,
named NJ Shilling and l. Epstein, were
drowned In Clear Lake, while fishing
The Touring mill of Galloway, Henry
* Co., at Fond du Lac, Wis, has been
burned causing a loss % $4,000.
CONDUCTOR FRANK HAZEL, of the Flint
and Pere Marquette road, was run over
and killed by his own train at Farwell
Station.
Two mG were killed and seven injur-
ed at Littleton. y, H., by the fall of a
building which had beer raised up by
jackscrews
A FIRE in Shirk's tobacco warehouse at
Lancaster, Pa. caused damage of $50
oo0to stock belonging to Erberg Bach
man 4 Co. San Francisco.
Miss Fannie ] Blanchett, Of New York
young laiv Of - years of age. died from
the effects # lead poisoning, caused by
the use of tos metics.
\ IoCovorfvN and tender went through
a trestle-wrk at Ringwood \. j.. which
was being repaired, and Engineer Skully
and Fjrenn Naskei were killed.
INcESphRfEs in Boston made a desper-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

IMMIGRATION is unprecedented this
spring The old countries seem to be
almost emptying themselves into Amer
lea. Sixty thousand souls arrived at
New York alone during April, and half
as many more at the other ports. Bal
timore is looming up rs port of ar
rival, and eight steamers, carrying from
| 200 to ! 500 emigrants, have tied up
at her docks the last two weeks, We
nave room Cor these people, and need
them. Labor is scarce, or there would
be no strikes among our workmen. In
Chicago it is almost impossible to Oh
tain laborers or mechanics.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
Natures tathartic .

No medicine is needed to keep the bowels in order
as long as natures eathartic. the bile, flows freely
and rVrulariy from its source in the liver aud Is
ot the right strength and quality. But the great
hillary gland is easily disordered and the conse-
pueuocs az it> Irregularities are serious. TO bring
ID hack ~ its natural condition when thus affected
lIoststtcrs stomach Bitters should be taken az
least twice day until the desired object j. at
tanned Constipation is due to a seant supply u
bile ~ 10 . lack of stimulating element in that
auid, la either case mere purgation Is useless.
The liver must be compelled to yield the supply oi
bile necessary To remove the waste matter iroiA
the sem at least once in twentyfour hours, De
fore a radical cure Of coStiyeness can be accom-
rlished. Hostetters Btters produces this efeci.
It's action upon the stomach and liver Is diree'
and sslutary, and through those organs 1t reGA
lates and invigurateS the whole frame.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

NICHOLAS, the grand duke who has
been exiled from Russia for his sup
posed relations with the nihilists, is a
cousin of the car and an invcterate
scapegrace. His escapade with the
American adventures, Miss Hattie
Blackboard, better known as Fanny Lear,
brought him into unenyiable notoriety.
He was the black sheep of the Raman-
offs, ard what with stealing diamonds,
playing Don Juan and engaging in hi
hilist plots, there was no other resource
left but to put him where he can do nc
further harm to himself or the ruler oil
the Russians.