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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

THE Yelled Prophets pageant at st.
Louis. on the night Of the 4th, was entitled
GA Dream of Woodland Life" represented
by twenty lone illuminated tableaus. twas
a most magnificent spectacular exhibition,
and was witnessed by probably half mil
lion people.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

ALTHOUGH peace is under discussion
by the representatives Of Chilli and the FRO.
yisional Government, the commanders OF
the army Of occupation and of the Pierola
and Montonero troops are busily making
nrenarations which indicate further strife.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

The remains of President Garfield
have been transferred from the casket in
which they were originally placed to an ele-
CANT air-tight case made Of sheet bronze.
The remains were found to be in an unex-
pectedly good state Of preservation, and now
that the proper casket has been provided, 1t
is probable that the plans of the Monument
Committee will be changed, and instead OF
the body being put in the ground, crypt
will be erected and the casket exposed to
view,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

A BIT of the latest gossip afoat con-
corning Cabinet changes is that David DAVIS
will be offered the position OF Attorney
General, with the understanding that koo-
ert Lincoln is to succeed him in the Senate.
Gen. Logan is accredited with originating
this scheme.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

GoyERoR HoYr notifies the lnsur-
ance Commissioners of Pennsylvania he Will
not issue any more letters patent to mutual
assessment insurance companies. As the
Governor construes the law, the business Is
not conducted legally.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

PRESIDENT ARTHUR returned to
Washington on the evening OF the 4tn' ana
Secretary Blaine was to return on the Ioi-
lowing day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

The Atlanta Cotton Exposition opened
on the 9Th with appropriate ceremonies
Owing to the railroad blockade many OF 'ns
exhibits had not arrived, and in consequence
the exhibition was in very incomplete state
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

A WASHINGTON dispatch of the Sd
saws: The Grand Jury met to-day with a
full attendance and Immediately proceeded
to the consideration Of the case Of Chas. j.
Guiteau, charged with numbering James A.
Garfield. The witnesses heard were Sur
geon- General Barnes, who testified as to the
wound, officer Adams, who was on duty at
the Baltimore & Potomac Depot at the time
the fatal shot was fired, and DR.. Lamb, who
conducted the autopsy. The Grand jury
promptly returned an Indictment.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

THE New York Republican State
Convention, held on the 9Th, proved to be
fairly harmonious gathering, considering
the acrimony that prevailed in many OF the
urinary contests. The Half.breeds had an
undisputed majority in the Convention, and
controlled its organization and shaped mat.
tiers generally after their own fashion. The
contesting Conkling delegates, from Oneida
and other districts, were remorselessly ex'
cluded. Gen. Joseph B. Carr was re-
nominated for Secretary of State. Ira Daven-
mort was nominated for Comptroller,
Leslie w. Russell for Attorney General,
James w. Hustled for Treasurer, Silas Sey-
mour for State Engineer. and Francis M
Finch for Judge Of the Court OF Appeals.
The resolutions adopted deplore the assas-
sination of President Garfield, warmly com
mend the measures inaugurated during MS
Administration, especially the prosecution
of the Star-route frauds, and promise Pres-
,ident Arthur hearty support In pressing
them to the full limit Of his authority. Con-
rideuce Is expressed In President AEthur''
duteErity and patriotic Intentions, with the
hone that his Administrator viii be In iin<
Nith that Of his lamented predecessor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

THE Massachusetts, Democratic State
Convention placed in nomination the follow
ing ticket: For Governor, Charles +.
Thompson; Lieutenant Governor, James II.
Carleton; Secretary Of State. Gen. Mlchael
T. Donahue; Treasurer and Receiver-Gen'
eral, Col. Francis j. Parker; Auditor, Chas'
r. Field; Attorney General, Gen. Patrick
A. Collins. The resolutions adopted favor
n revision Of the tariff laws, the reform Of
the civil service, the encouragement Of
American shipping by the removal Of oner'
Gus taxation, ETC., etc.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

The Creek and Cherokee Indians are
said to be considerably worked up over the
efforts of Jay Gould to secure the right OF
way through their country for an east and
west railroad. The Councils of these Ma
lions have the power to grant the privileges
asked for, and strong pressure is being
brought to bear to induce them to DO SO.
There is, however, no little opposition to
granting the right Of way. many leading In
dians holding that such step would be the
entering wedge for the future dismember-
ment of the Indian country.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

There was also a black shred adherfng to
,art of the cyst wall. which proved. on micro
scopic examination, to be the remains of
HOOD clot For about an inch from this cyst,
the track of the ball behind the
pancreas was completely ohliterated BY
the healing process. Thence. as far back
ward as the body of the hrst lumbar
yertebra, the track was flle1 with coa2ulated
blood. which extended on the left into regu-
| lar space rent In the adjoining adipose tissue.
Behind the peritoneum and above tine pan
creas the blood had worked its way to the ieft'
burroving finally through the peritoneum be
hind the spleen into the abdominal cavity.
The rending of the tissues by the extravasa
ton of this blood was undoubtedly the cause
| Of the paroxysms of pain which occurred 9
| short time before death. This mass OF cOa9u
| lated blood was Of irregular form. and nearly
"A large as q mans fist. 1t could be distinctly
| seen from in front, through the peritoneum
after its site behind the greater curvature o.
the stomach had been exposed by the disco
tion of the greater omentum from the stom
ach. and especially after come delicate I'd
hesions between the stomach and part OF tn
Deritoueum covering the blood-mass had beel
broken down by the fingers.
From the relations of the mass, as thus seen
II vas believed that the hemorhaGe haa
nroceeded from one of the mesenteric arte
ries but. n It was clear that minute dissee
ton would be required to determine the pa
ticu]ar branch involved. It was agreed thu
the in1iltrated tissues and adjoining son part
shouId be preserved for Subsequent study.
On examination and dissection made m ~
cordance with this agreement. It W. foun
that the fatal hemorrhage proceeded from
/, rent nearly four.tenths Of an inch long IN II
, main trunk Of the spieuio artery, two tnche
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14


smothered to death.
ORsoN PRATT, the oldest Apostle OF
the Mormon Church, is dead, aged 70.
Gov. CULLoM, of Illinois, has issued
a proclamation Offering $500 reward for the
arrest of the notorious Williams brothers,
| whose last murderous offense was the kill
ing of Sheriff Lammy, of Calhoun County
They are believed to be still secreted In the
vicinity.
THE insurgents in Tunis are charged
with fresh outrages. At Wadzergha rail-
wav station was fired and ten employees
massacred. The station-master, an ex'
Lieutenant in the French army and
Cheyalier of the Legion of Honor, wa
burned alive.
| A SMALL child, while standing nea
molasses evaporator, near cambridge
Tenn, witnessing the evaporation WIT
great glee, lost its foo,hold and fell into tn
seething mass, and was dead before its hor
rified relatives could rescue him.
Col. LOVE, President of the Hunts
Vile, Ala. cotton-seed oil-mill, promfnen
citizen, was shot and instantly killed by tn
brother.in-law Of . young Lady to whom
Is said he was paying improper attentions
Il FRANKLIN J. MOSES, formerly Gov
ernor Of South Carolina, has been up In th
!, police headquarters at New York for swind
ling william L. Hall out Of SO.
TIE German ship Hugo was burne
|. IN The South Pacific Ocean and the Captai
= with eight men hoa&ed eight hundred mix
"a the coast Of Chilli In nine days.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14

those of the spleen, possible date Dack 10 an
attacked chronic dysentery, from which the
patient is said to have suffered during the
Civil War. On the right side there were a few
similar adhesions and number Of more
delicate and probably recent ones."]
A mass of black, coagulated blood covered
and concealed the spleen and the left margin
of the greater omentum. On raising this
omcutum it was found that this blood mass
extended through the left lumbar and flaic
regions. and dropped down into the pelvis. IN
which there was some clothed blood and
rather more than a pint Of bloody fluid.
IA foot.note here says: IS large part OF this
fluid had probably transuded from the In
lection material of the embalmers."]
The blood coagula, having been turned on,
| and collected, measured very nearly pint
1t was now evident that secondary hemor
rha9e had been the immediate cause OF death
but the point from which the blood had es
capped was not at once apparent.
The 0meutum was not adherent to the tntes
| tines. which were moderately distended Will
eas. No intestinal adhesions were found 9th
| er than those between the transverse coiol
| and the liver already mentioned. The abdom
inal cavity being now washed out a thol
oughly as possible, fruitless attempt Va
| made to obtain some indication Of the p0sl
ton of the bullet before making any furthe
incisions. BY pushing the intestines aside
the extremity Of the catheter. which ha
passed into the wound, could Be felt betwee
the peritOneum and the right lilac fascia. bu
It had evidently doubled upon itself. and.
though Q prolonged search IVES made. nothin
could be seen or felt 70 Indicate the pre-
ence Of the bullet, either In that region
elsewhere.
Tho abdominal viscera were then careful
removed from the body. placed n suttab
, 1881-12-17

a Detective t:ntns tho Confidence OF
Gaug OF tom CoauterielSers In Iowa
ua4tl CaAse4 ,EAeIF Arrest.
spsct ii Dapatta to Tie ehtoaao 9ffbnnsL
KEolsuK. IT,, Doc. ia gang of counterfeit
ors have teon operating quito extensively, III
ppweshelk County. Iowa. Of lnte. atld deputy
United states Marshal Root, Ut this eity, h.tvIng
boon called Oh by tho citizens ot I,rooklyn. In
that county, to work up tho case. sent private
.lcsccttyo nut In tho 9ulae Ut travelling Ei|scr-
platcr. The detective, Ms. ycrlnilyn. Itxrl-
tinted himscif into the confidence Ut aolae Of
the unng, WIS nttnltscd to thelr hhnnts. and tc-
catne shetr boon companion. After gctt,ng I'LL
tho ovldonca neccsaary for conviction Deputy.
Mnrshall hoot ,7as .,nMo,,etl, and aFrvstud John
nutta, Ytoi,,aa |. Nckoy, md John Cunnor. Ill!
or whnm confessed tho r Kualt, ~ they tsnliztsl
that tpay bud been neatly tr1Rpeds Tho lcEuty-
blurshai arrlvoI In keGkuk Win hls pris3nnrs
to-day. They werp takua htfura unlled stneGs
canmtssIutler Lcoch. waived examination asn1
were sa.lt IN Jul In dcSaMlt of 3l.0N each. Their
bpur4tions III pUWeshD'k C1ltuty weEo quite ex-
tnsIvci and 1t Ia tboaxht thoee ase ofhas itlt'.n:
betl Of ths gang still nj LARGE. Ths Town VI
Isruoklyn wAa literally tioolcd with tho cou ntar-
fclI cult, uvon ono OF the bhnka kuinG badly
bitten,
, 1881-12-17

co.,nty. q. btlrinF tho year 1851 he wins Il visit.
or In t}drrct.svillc t,tiva, No 24nt u Uarrctts.
yIi!c. !nttagu Gonty. u 1lc affiliated With tf,s
's'l. hny!ng served as tta Chapinin during laa
an, lam: fiu wns chnrter member nf Psn-
iaphn i.s,t'ac, No. ~ Df Washington: D. g.
No. 10. Mnryiand and District Vi colum.
b,n4 A1rll 1 t(*a. md under .ltapcnantion wns
eaMo ,ntn. flu reco,vnl the Past at,3 N. r: de-
grces April y. 1s5, and VIVA exattcd Arrli u.
lMa tan petltionett Columbia aCon,tixt1dnry. No:
wns elected Nny j. Ina, Ife reot.tvns! tho ofiurs
of i. q. Il. 7. ,!no X. nf N. My ~, 1sot fle wns
=, II. and i. d.. .tanu j, i3Fy, ntid reeevstl the
levrcu of tseft.ft III chitcct and hinst Excsl!ent
Arnhttrci In thAt lu'lgn Feb =, tb11: 10 rccalye
or rt'rfeoti0n. \. md Il. y. little, My ., 1871.
cIRht other degrees during 1871, and tho fnur-
tOCtlth dcRreb inn, \, 1Hj1.,
, 1881-12-17
l.
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Illinois nnjrrtneN's Asaoelatf0rl.
ifsftlGt UttpstfI kl Tht C7tten1o Jfabuttk.


Ssstlai Ni1sftt tJ Tht Chieo6o T'fabunk-
E'AiS, H., Dec. .f6-Tho lllinOds riafrymen
met this morning at U'esock and Immediately
prUtcctlel to visit the farm nf 1esac Otman j.
fms. where ttey frsnettetl sito nnd cn-
stsxo md watched tho COWS Rresi!Iy cat
their ratinns. The tlairyncn nltnost unan,snoGs-
iy favored The aystem 1T preserving green ftAt-
der In this way. On reasscmtltps Ut the hull. ID.
c. Adams. of nun,1ce. read MI excellent pHpnr
on View 10 ManuEe Dairy. Farm fnf Pro0t"
e. n. 1arkln, OF Exin, atld H. NJ rat:lcs, nf bla-
fest9o nav" their ytcwR IN the necessity Of tho
EtNtcs fostering me dairy Industry Just AZ It
does the horticultural interest. ;h. P. Ac1lincy
Hnvr IL lengthy aid interesting .rrport 0f the
iratsacsi,us uil the Riatn llohrti of Trade for
1881, showing sales Ut uscr ten million pounds IT
tnr, Ut q tctal tuluo tr over Il. 0AlNti. Officers
werc elected aa folIo~s: I,r. Ioaapf L!tIt. IT
Elxl1,. PRESIDENT; X +. As0ltncy. aecrstury; i.
II. Entrlck. ut Muronxu, Treasures: Z. Z: Buell..
1T it,ck Fails: Itrnra lsDles. Ut Ecnna: ten. l..
IL. PnrHons. OF Ftnrn: +. H. seward. Of satrng0:
n. Etlted. .r o,l'nan: y; G: Edw.rtl;; 1t Dundee;
ieAnc II. Wnzer. uf HIxin; II. ". Mehue. q!
llHhsur; and e. H.Llskin. ut Ex1n. wore elected
Vice Presidents. After tho usual resolutions of
t1Innke 10 tho citizens mud tho Nurthweatesn
Hallway Company, the convention adjourned
a{nts dr.
, 1881-12-17
Michigan yyool-Grorerx and Sheep
MFeedeFa.

Spettal Dbpatth to 1su Ca4taoo 1rteanS.
I.ANsfS13, s!teh.. Dec 1g.-At the wooi-9row-
crA' and eheep- brreticrs' meeting last evening
uunn wns effected bctween tho Wnol-On,wera'
and Sheep Ercettrrs As*ncfntton' aud tho Michi-
Ran Mcrino sncep- breeders Association, By
which It was decided to unite both sitcietlcs un-
'ler tho name or the Michigan slerIno sncnp-
i3rses1afs' niit Wool Growess' Association. The
new Organization assumes the debts and so-
cclyes tho nssrts Of tho others. Ninety y-fuur
til,uks have lten t'lferl<t fnr registration, Of
which sixty.two havo been 1lcccpted aud thirty.
twt. IRE Under amusement. Iots altsrH,spn the
Feluws, Ut Manchester: Secretary, ". s. Dcnn,
Of Hunnr1r: Treasurer, A. D. rayl0r, Ut HU1nen;
Directors. William Ball u Hamburg, +. DecAmp
Vt Ovid, 4. a. Wtsthl VI Saline, mud F. b. Wticn
III Paw Pun: PcsiIRreu t;oumttee. 2. r. Dgwey.
Of drana HtaIIc. tnrtsG ychEs; z. ", t1ardy. u
0sctula. t~u years: WlltsHtn Itadfurti, OF Mar
8hAll, ono ycaF.
, 1881-12-17
THE PRAY DIVORCE CASE,

Spfclaf NisNlteA 70 1hk CheaVo tribune.
LEWISTON, ILL.,. Dec. l0-The heurin9 of tho
Fray. divorce case came to conclusion this
evening. Tho testimony wis virtually closed
ycsterday, but this morning Mrs. Fray was re-
ca!led an1 testified that she u the owner Of the
hU,ise m Wabash nvenue wherc sho ul,d the 1u-
feudnnt ltvel und thut ahn t,as rented It and tho
furniture. Mr.. l!hrrtere then male a BRIEF and
huslress-llkg address to tho Jury, followed by
sicHssy. johnson and Gsay for tlo ttefcndxnt. lit
clusnx It. Emery 4. Htorfs nude strung hppenl
tT1he tury. lie did nut conclude before nd
3ournn,cnt, md tho c1s0 gOes ovGE Until to-
morrow morning.
, 1881-12-17
Michigan StatG Grunge.
fYsr Lnf 1.buuafrh N Srs fthtrn.a7 1fjhsjHk.

SpFtIol IttoHlsa 70 TIE CAseo00 1F1bunk.
LaSs1SU. Mch., Dec. lG-The State Grange,
which bus bcen IN SESSION hero several days. will
ndiourn th[s evening. Tho election nf tnctnbtrs
of tho ExccutiruCnmmittce resulted It, tho elcc-
tioa of tho Han. Thomas Mars, Ut I,errien Cuun-
ty, ana WIlinm SatterIcy, Of Oaklands and nj
Judge J. q. ltasnsdc!t, Of Grand Ttavsssc. In
place Of jonh Preston. of Grand itnpsds. Tho
Hon. Charles Il. siclielcy. Of I.enawce, was III.
1tAlled Us Lecturer, IL pllce of z. l. whitney.
resigned. 1'hu1nAs r. Moore, If tho Sub-CoMl-
m,tte af tho Executive Cotu1n,ttcu upul the
Agricultural CtDlleHe. inAde un exhaustive report
IN tho condition Mld prs'Rrrss OF tne Institution,
und 'sktsl fur IT, tho hearty support Ut all tho
fnrnlcrs Ut tho StAle~
, 1881-12-17
MATRIMONIAL.


NJ M ,08s NIVths
8pttiaa DfspateA tu tn Chttueo Tribune,
. Niles, Mich, Dec. l0.-Tha Wcatul1 or Bit.
John H. Ives, vi Chioaao. and Mlss ttQsA L. Moor,
forMerly OF tho snme oEty, occurred vt Trinity
1'rlscopai Church. thls racc, Wednesday, evcn-
Ing. tho ltev, Or. Tate plstor oftho church. OH.
vlattuv. After tho ocren,ony recrpt!on WIS
held Ut tho res.t'uncc ot Mra4 Otto Moor, MI auut
.r thu trle. Tue bridq and groom lott on tho
E:45 iruiu Tor lilo East. Tho llshera wero Sir.
Alex url,nnln, .str, Hurry lsEallt4rsl. Ar. !oln
l1otls, Ut chi!Rt,, and Sir 1ra u. Minor, Vt N!oa.
Sir Hurry UFllsslq, vi ChtoAKG, uere1 ltA y lust
man" There welo. a!su present tsutl ch,ungs'
Alr. aud Mrs. II. ]. uraina!tl Mr. an1 alr4 G4orgo
raylur. 4nd s!r. Suilth, Tho prosenH Wer9 nu-
tperuu9 md costly,
, 1881-12-17
miscellaneous Etcrus,

ulHFNv1MNGUUk ktEn1Hs
It was picnic lRy yestorday' for tho boys In
tho Dur]ngton ol'cOs. Every man In tho bhlId-
Ing WIS required TO bars bis arm for tho ltttsc
vaHolnD soaaor.
Col. A. @. Davis. 0oaoyal Passenger and Ticket
Agcnt Of tho Eanaas City. st. Iuo & Caunou
lllntTa loft for 81. f.uuIs lust night and frotu
thore Will NJ to New fprk.
Tho Alnbana i 0seui Southern fsa!lroaa hr-
nounccs tAat on and after jan. tho toa41 p4s-
son1er faro Of that roau Will be reduced from
foir to thrce canta pur mile.
Next Monday, In addition 10 ehRn8lns rho tlne
Of tho Hyde park irattls. tho Illinois Central
Hoaa will put IN orc pr two entirely now subur-
buN tra!na, to bo run between Chlcago and Grand
Crossl1R.
1t Ia lIpIevod that tho trip or ex-rrosIdcnt
Forbes, ueneral~ ManaRor. T, j. Pottor, anu
Chior.Ea4lnecr It. J. McCluro. ut tho nurllne-
,oa, to ca!!fern!a by somethax to DO With .Ao
lln4ton Company.
TIE Gh!esaao 8 At!on Roe! apnoa,gea sxont.
tho holidays. Tickets for Chrlst,naa TO ha sula
Dee. H. q. and ~ aro good tn irJ on tl4y or salo
TeS.s:. s|mi'ar rais apa!tos 10 10 ihe @ Saws9esSr
tlckets -
MIR. George Mcmillan. formerly with tho MI.
'waakee 4 p. pAu. !sd nalti'anro &: unio natl,
natl, iad!Hns,nos. y; l.t'!.ls = oa,oagp q Ma-
aao aa a. s set 1sS 2" hsaS tS '''a'' A' 'e's
Next Sunday tho ChIcns., i Northwestern
| ltatrORa viii slyc effect to y RcnorAl cannGe In
!lIns vt tae ,ntarm9dM!o statlons nu ths Galena.
rivals til UhicnEo. The op]ous of tho thnn9o 1T
she i,'te,sed'a1o Po!n1s II to hotter facilitate
ba aayss spste asso ~ s Sy
!.nital ama1nt n M hAal1'ess VIII nav 10 tAk9n t.
tnent west Of GIondlse:' MiliHn, Fnlon, TORY,
Morxnn, 'Fslley, MIIoa City, as'd Rs'rt Kcoxh.
There came IN ty tne Hook Island y..s.er,lay
S!s tsssssa saas 4 II W S* 4s x's saG G
Jsl4nd passcnxor train 'rh1rstlay. evcn,ue, s!ld
star tfnlon l.lne 'nGes them oaat by thu Penn
sylyanla r1nto. and thay atrted d,l tnelr tournoy
n1nln At nnclnek laat USon!ng' IhesS silk. worm
W.T. Ftxxsct. ss'' 's'" '''8 "''' az" a':,'"'a f'f
It ia reported TINT on lan. !, lBsa, BIZ. N. II.
stnish VIII essumo INC position OF :rraitio Man-
% IT, s's ws3 ass ueasss sTS Fesns esa
| Agent OF ibis roatt, md shout threo years Nus,
b. sessaas g. aGSs 1he rn,Gm 1e as4al
| a fcw months aKa Ae Resigned tas position. and
" Hrs4ent is the uGaor9l Agent q }ha EpnI!sy!.
q - aCe ad uet fSuaat % ~ a
Tho OhIoaxo, Milwaukee &st. Paul Klyos notion
thAl the following now stNtlons On. tho c:unel!
ntis Line Fe NV opcn f.r hsn9Hs :, Y !axs
sui Gu. AarIon. E'Eos EtstS; jaeksSa hseet VIZ,
!px, a se!ty;thrca miles fr9m nari1n, Louis !.
Narlon. Frank i. fitlus. AxSnl: Ia MsinH dis:
wnuo tariffs rho abuyo DISTANCES nro tn o Ihdc
u, lie Frairo iii rhcn psyls,"t, aud Vrairo d,
hae trHncl nre ntw pHNH fog hlstnnss; sauR
, 1881-12-17

'"Tho Frofcssor," which gives its two-hun-
lrm}th performance at tIascrly's Tt1catro On
Monday evening. Is to bc> played during tho
week. This pircs hnd an uninterrupted run Ut
I58 nights ut tho Mualsu1 Sl,iarv Theatre In Now
tnek aud rcp.,Ets VI tta suegass II, ther cittus
nuve boen printed FROM tlnu ta time Suuvcn!ka
arc 10 hD given til !AGloH an Monday might, and
an clubufslte display uF sccnory IL promised.
, 1881-12-17

'Fsestdsnt Garasttl' sEaa3Mla ttGe0rl.
the 1uts President t,arilelA: HD wsa 4uAialel
Eav. ". 1AAi. aud p1xaad nac. i lSG1, In NRxno.
tta LMlgo, No ~. Columbus. @. AZ tho request
OF this lodXe llo was gastd Nov. -. lsQl, tu 60.
, 1881-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS. 4 F.,
GRAND o1,rnA.rt0UaE.

,+.. NAm ui E,tA- H.. y. .... ~ -,
M'ss En" u. hnpu't ailo nor co.upaus Eat !" !Ao.
night thu Enui!si, yeFk|On OF lF'ntzcttFa Krahd
truHIc upnru In Hve acts, "Lucla Al hummer.
mpvr," Wbnn tnRt uiyrn berp Milo, Maximum
sang tho lille H1'o. mud botoro hcr oerstcr ana
Catnpanln' saso to us beAutllal anfn now mean
Ing und tho perfection Of arllsto Interpretation.
"iucIa" duscryos Il, rank with the host Of .h,s
ua,.,r,tu,, 49, ,,-,.,,nr n,n,o.or.e ..nrt Enr
.o'' S""o a.o po"s , s,.,, r..,n, ,,,,s
" !. % yT ~" NJ me nav feI,nv. f.,
,ts a,1tprs mind when he catno under tho !ntll-
nmco If it.lttni. 1,n,nw n ,,cfrat,,I cnndu,o for
~ 1'sa rr,',n rrs'' rp'"etH ~ LIME W. w ~ ~ cn
an,nc m 'ms. sece' fer h,a nrarpus ,,an
nS n's' -, oI a., IL IL ,s,,a liz nnncnrs n
uxts sf'irc,,v W. innrcnaa, .x,9t auc Il Il rirhiS
endowed With pro tnt,,riy, and, tn fact. tor tho
lnnss a1 yary "f by II ,nnotss ~ M5o ~ ~ o9.
psrGm rta a,,nn. 1T amt1 .tsnts aftnn;t ntri
v,n% H., n.nnar1, ;n,orrraf tn,,sin ~ ihs MI.
Hem tng srl m ttso nstr nst'n,s a,onat T. IL
oniy 6y i p$rstct M rccr!ax = 1aol,aS; q it.eii
p thni i..!ts @ n,uh X ,iteu viYe,,. i seldom
,ytrn INT uy lts uac, but by la abuse. =
The rnrt Vt L!ca ID Q fasnr!t ono Win
.as M!ss Annots ~ in!cnsn aFnnat9 eonr.mR nt
nnm ohai,s un ''sG, .rt,r ~" m nnertI,Ir
fnr whit il sOnrfftnus tortuctl 'vOe,sl
pyroteehulcs." Nnw, Miss Abbott Is vary IN.
teEse ~ hur Mct'ng. rnsclsntlouMy oveh u n,s ,,
nn1tiva,eI ~, tnt n" tt,,,r1tin ft,reo' wfcn ,iu
nutldc, urv carefully and accl,rat0lat tenllrrctt.
Tl,ore is mitch u commend IN Miss .t4ntts i'm
perso'iision lhe untnrtunAto Laetal even
mai!e Mon 10 !aoFse + - at, ~ usr
1nstnanGG. Hcr PVT: ~ tno seAtu. ~ aio n';u IL @
s W I'LL, VII ,r. ~ ~, ~ ~ = ,,mt ~ ~ %
yery sxtisIn!,s lpne. UNI won nef tne hoMr o1
NY IeG ~. too. tao I1t. % mn ~ ,t.,s ~
q .tao Nfat, Werc PtcnstnRty 1MtgtnstntG,!. ~. u
etihs hn!t vnce nSks Duly amu snet ,.nois =
9n''l Anu llnsat!tfietars. anu lNfnEn!auiy .HcAK
Wherc y should ." strong 70 mo tn!adie foxlstef
lnis deinct-is Glle that Gltif oc'tnGr nc success
ialttS eoncohlen r. Tenc1iog' G"n9 o,,t 10 tn aae
ilsss u Mr. Nunys W. Gl!us tuoa aue Igtstt ~ =.
, 1881-12-17

The Scnil1cilsk International Union.
sPfelat UlsuuteA to The Chtea0o 7rthuns-
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Dec. lf.-At tho seBsion Of
tho international Senmen's unton Convention
today = memorial Aul r0so.u lions were s0portcd
md Noted ul,nn asking ct,a4rcas tu establisn the
s!knAi bureau an MI independent f0ntinR, MD
IIrMyInx that better pr>tuctlba ba Afforded gea-
09n and snttUtB on tho great lnkgr. -