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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

Inf most interesting and Interested
crowd At Washington Ger somc time to
come will he the small army Of wit
nesses summoned ~ testify, nre or
CON. in the t'uitoan case. Some of
these witnesses express surprise that
they should have been summoned, not
knowing anything about the assassin,
and having nothing to say about him
except that they know that lie IS guilty
81 Tie greatest anu most mexeusahle
crime that has ever been committed iii
civilized country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

I'll excit mcnt attending the failure
II III prosec ition of the star route
cascs Ilas noi oh. u Washington. col.
Cooks excuse for re information y
pltn il procedure, liza i vas ~ ~
rangpd ~ aceouna al the too sudden
adjournment of tle di4lrict grand Jury,
Il considered m.tenaMr, hecau@a fhat
course was lpclded upon hong h frc
the eranl Jury wa adinnrmed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

By actual merit the famous substance.
St Jacobs OIL, has steadily won Its way,
until it Is to-day the national remedy
for rheumatism Lawyers, physicians,
clergymen-al use -CfadaRdfi TO-
DaiIg Enquirer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18
Garfield PrOfessOrship.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Nov. 15-The
amount subscribed for the Garfield
memorial professorship at Williams
college is 81, 40. It's hoped to make
the total $4,000 at least.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

An effort existing without a cause is an impos-
Fbty; tickling in the throat, huskness Of the
voice, violent coughing etc. are the effects Of
severe cold. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup cures the
cold AZ once ann removes its serious effects
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18
O'Courlor.

Troy, y. Vt. II. O'Connor had
IN enthusiastic reception tonight 4
monster procession accompanied
0'Connor 10 Music Hall, where All i'm
mense audience assembled. The Irish
societies contributed 81 ,331.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

TIT six healthiest cities in the
lnitcd States are said 60 be IN the
order following. Knoxville, New lIa-
ven, Portland, san Francisco, Cleve-
land and Lawrence The mhcalthiest
arc Charleston, Memphis. Lynn, New
York, and ~ louis. Sc. Petersburg is
tie anhealthicst city il the aorld, and
s followed Is Malaga, Alexandria
Narsaw. and Buda-P Pesth. IL New
York the doatlts exceed the births ~ i
thousand moaih, 81 1000 ! year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

A SUNDAY journal Of Washington
makes the charge that during TIE last
presidential campaign four thousand
lithographie pictures Of Secretary
sherman were manufactured in the
treasury department and sent broad
ei.st il official wrappers, at cost to
iii, government of 81 coo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

GtirEN, the assassin, intends %
make great speech in his own de-
fen4e, and his brother believes that it
will go far III proving that he il really
i,s.na
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

Silly mothers dress their daughters
too elaborately for the school room,
giving more attention TO their dress
than their education.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18
The Leagues Funds.

BosroN, Nov. 15-The Irish national
land league sent to Ireland during the
last quarter s127, ,s35. California sent
an additional 81, 109.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18
-

And now comes the interrogatory:
docs the woman who wears the breech-
Is pant for fame?"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18
STATE FINANCES.

The annual report of the state treas
urer for the fiscal year ending Sept 80,
Is issued from the office of the state
printer, and from it the following fig
ures are taken as showing the condi-
ton of the state finances:
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
The balance to the credit of the different funds
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

GeloNEi. J. HOWARD NEIIEs, an
elderly gentleman Of high social stand
ing iii New York has been arrested for
writing threatening letters to JAY
Gonld, the well known capitalist, in
which he stated that God had commis-
sioncd him 10 assa4sinate Gould. II
Il believed that tie writer Il insane.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

As winter approaches, the maria
gable ones are in ectasles.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18
er such n decision I We
or six weeks before they q
procured 1T the Philadclr
TIE EENF HOUSE.
,..x,.l So ~. az,

The statemen. is made that the two
readjusters elected to the next house Of
representatives have declared thctr in
tention to vote with the republicans
and to &c into caucus with them ~
nominate candidates for the olgani1a-
ton Of the next house This heing the
case. the republicans will have l4S
votes without counting Mr. Bareman.
of Pennsylvania. and four more green
hackers who Will, without doubt, act
and vote with the republicans
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18
Leaving balance Oct. 1st, 1881, of
1886. 800 20, belonging to the following
GENERAL FUND.
The revenue for the year has been
received from the following sources:

State tax including tax raised
from counties for the support Of
tne State Unive rsity, Insane Asy-
llms and Industrial School for
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

S4OI, oso II
The receipts of the treasury during
the past year were as follows:
REcEIPTs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

moned last evening was called, and
most of the persons reported at 1t.
Gu;teau manifested less uneasiness
and excitability than yesterday, al
though in his whispered conversations
With his brother he was quite demon
stratiye in his manner.
4 colored barber named Howard
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-President
Arthur commissioned the following
postmasters. to-day: John N. Patton,
at Villisca, Ia; Simon Donaldson, ,Cald-
well. Kan; Jos. W. Harris. Moberly,
Mo-; Theo. S. Case, Kansas City, NO.;
Edward R. shipley, Springfield, No.;
VIM. ?. Jones, Nashville, Tenn.
The president also, to-day, signed the
commission of E Carothers, as post
master for McKeesp )rt, Pa, but it Is
held for the president at the postoffice
department.
, 1881-03-01

THE Speaker of tho House ut Commons IT.
formed that body yesterday that nv tic Irish
Coercion bill had passed tho Commons. tic
stats Of publlc business WIS no longer ur-
gent. About II half i'm hour afterwards Lord
harrington, u, behalf of tho Government,
gayo notice TINT he wnuld move that tho
Irish D!sar,nfl,g bill md tho Army 4lppro-
prlatlon bill 1le declared urgent from wl,Ic1,
1t would appear that tho Speaker ma.lo II mis-
take, n1nl also that the Government intends
TO press tho Irish DlsarmlnE bill. tic dccla-
ratlnIis Of Inst night to tho contrary llotwitll-
stamlt.g. The llonle-llu'ers indicated thcir
intention to fight The latter measure, nlld 1t Is
not improbable that tloy will bo reinforced
by thu Tories. who are dissatisfied With tho
course of tho Government.
, 1881-03-01

NUstnEg,s Of Irish landlords have COM
mclcetl to eyict thelv tenants, believing tint
under tho llew Coercion bill they will escape
the vengeance whici, often follows such n
course. Fearing that they cailnut secure tho
1leigsll,ors Of tllc esfcted pnrt1es rs new ten
unts, some of tlcnI nre said to haye npplIeh
to tic Orange Emergency Committee to Sc
cure t!se'n protestnn. tonnnts Tile sa1no
dispatch which contains this information
also refers to Humber OF eyiciions
which have taken uace oil tho estate
OF tho lscy. Mr. 1tct.eogfl, III tho County
Of Armagt, wll1c!, Is moro largely Protestant
than any Other Irish county. utlu It is sarc to
infcr tint many Of the victims linye been
Irotcstants mt! not Il few Ornngeme,l. 1t
Is also factthat tho I4and-League moyc-
meat has recently obtained mucl, favor In
Ulster, a,ld there Is Eoutl reason to think
tlsat the efforts of tho Emergency Committee
10 import sectariansn lnto tho land war Will
lo q fniurc.
, 1881-03-01
poet. will be.bencfited by the bill, lte having
married one OF Capt. Relu's daughters. The ::
Senate nlso intlufgcd In

Scf1tte NlsO 1ndufGetl III
\ T.USG, FItCITrEss DISCUSSION
OIL n bill authorizing tho Secretary Of tho
Navy to sell useless vessels n1ut material.
ath apply the proceeds to tho construction
Of new vessels. The bill WIS finally recon,-
mEttcd. Senator Window spoke At length, In
favor of Capt. Eads' Tchuantopcc marne-
railway scheme, by which vessels arc to
he conveyed nn trucks moved by steam.
power from ocean IL ocea,,. Tho Senate
1Isnue good psuYrcss with tho necessary busl-
hess of tho srsstDm. Tile reports Of tle COM
}itttces of Ennterencc on tic Legislative, tho
Werc successfully n'lop'tn ulld the bill max
a,sA referred tn tic Committee oil Appropria-
tlD'is. Thu River MD 11arbor bill was re-
ferrc4 tU q committee of conference,
PRESIDENT HAYES
communicated tho report .of tho New York
Cisll-Strslcv Commission, anil sonlo
napers ,tsa%lx esi,!cer't1nx lM4per Immigration
i,l funding a, t'ly '!apa'tese Indemnity fund
hut 1c govl-Ilaturally permitted tile intro
.lncttuil and consideration Vi several other
bills. Tomorrow It will 10 tnkvn up niI
probably. passed, Mr. Thurman iii tho
course nt t!!c afternoon, appeared to have
snnte ttl'f!cutty III nsccrtalnlng exactly what
bill wus bcfnre thu Senate. 1t happel.rd,
1InaIl5, that Alr. Thurtnitt, made speech
upon tho JAPANESE Indemnity bill, a.lu in
iAxor nf National morality, ut a time when a
bill relative tn the Reading Railroad was un-
der consideration.
, 1881-03-01
CABINET GOSSIP.

6ptetut papaseh 10 The Ghttdpo TrtbuH&,
WASHINGTON. Feb. .s.--A high Governs
nhent U!ticial said to Senator Allison to-day:
"I0ur voting against the discretionary pro-
vision Of tllo Funding act Is the iirst instance
I'll ruc0rtl Of II Secretary Of tic Treasury, or
one that Is 50 sUon tn br, voting to deprIye
himself 0f power" 4 boom Is being worked
tn make Commissioner Kaum Secretary OF
Wnr.
FbRGER AND Ills sC1T.
The latest gossip about Foiger and the
Cabinet position Is TINT liz llas Informed Ills
associates on tho Supreme Bench IN Nuw
York Stats tl,at In. Inns been offered the
Sccrctarysl,Ep Ut the Treasury, but has tie
clissctl It, niltl Ills letter Ut dec1tnation Will
suon be published. Meanwhile, Ju,go
Folgcr did not hayo goott look hero today,
lis tic United States Supreme Court, con-
trnry to tic expectation Of Folgor's friends,
DECIDED Ills cnso for revenue commissions
adversely to lltln. Folger clainiel that tho
act creating Ills Office specified its duties,
and that tho sa!e Ut stamps wns not ono of
tle,n; tl!nt long subsequent to the creation
lliS office. the Commissioner ut Internal leey-
cntle required the Assistant Treasurer In
New York to Sc and distribute rcycnu0
stS;'tnps; :, flint during his term f,otgcr
alM $:I,lS.GD Of proprietary stnt,ps. lis
claimed from the Government + per cent
commission Oil thu sale of revenue aid IL per
;s crt On tG saS Of Of p5epsstary ;ss; akinE
l,rene COURTS .decisIon finally disposes Ut
this c,lse. which llns been used as il reRso,,
why Mr: Fn]ger should not be appointed Sec
rctary Ut thd Treasury.
TIL: CABINET TALK
In Congressional circles to-day Is TINT 1Ir.
Allison, vii! bc Seurctary OF tho Treasury.
Republicans OF LrutjliIltl1cH say New }urte
, 1881-03-01

6pseiaI D4pateh to Iht CAItapo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, b. e., Fcb. as.-S0lno lyo
anil thirty years ngo. When JAlncs X. Polk
WAS 'resEdClt, Il ctAlm WAS lursHnaliy pre-
Bcnsc.l to Congress by Capt Sam Z. Reid.
who WIS the uWnor uilu commander Ut tic
ps1vatccr Gen. Armstrong. which, after u
prutr1.ctutl all4 Rallu,t resistance, la4 been
destroyed by u British tlect In tle neutral
port ot Faya!, during tue war with Great
l,rltaEn Ut 1872: Thu clatm llas bceI beforo
Congress ever since, a1l, although Capt.
Reid Is aeiul, hls SOIL lAs Ut iatu
vigorously prosecuted 1t. T.rday the Sell
tle, after speeches by Pcndlcton aud Your
llees, passal u bill approprlutlng s7o,730.
by u vote Ut u to ., anu tho House will prob
ably pnss it also. Mr.. john Savage, the Irish
, 1881-03-01

Special Dtspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u, C., FcD. 23S.-I}cspEto tho
attractions tllat the Nearsess uf the ilInngtlra-
tim brings tU the city, still nnthIug ttetructs
FROM tho Interest manifested In tho Chris
tiancy .iyorce suit. To.ttay tho cotlnse! OIL
t,otl, sides attended ut Examiner l.oyejoy's
ollleo tullsteH IL tic testimony Of Dennis
DtuIll, tic hack,nAt who carried 4 lutly to
tho st. ,Jnncs Hotel to meet Ettll Giro. Mrs.
ChrislEallcy, following out her determination
10 see those tliat testify and hear nil tisat IL
to bu said about her III connection with the
cast, wus nlso present. Sllo looks so fresh and
rosy, md exhibits 70 1nucl, OF tho oil charm
III her manner that In looking ut her o,le
would source suppose thAt Blle was cou-
vnlescinE FROM protractei nervous prostra-
tlOn, or was one Ut The principal actors In d
great society scandal. mt only did she nt-
p!nco herself In q position whore she would
bo seen without trouble by tho witness, and
wluru sl,e WAS able
To LOOK sQUANELY IN His FACE;
Willie tito nl;l,1 Wis giving his evidence. In
fact. llc was considerably more Hurried
t'san Mrs. Chrissancy, aid showed
1t III tho fnltertiss manner Of
delivering Ills testimony. When it..
call,u tu tho cr0ss.exalnllmson slo was not.
slow to Suggest questions to l,or counsel to
bo put to tito witness, anti watched him like
II lnwk 1,s s!le awaited tho replies. Tho hnck-
man testified tliat tlll tho thy III question lo
took blonde Indy frnn No. 81 u street. tho
resise''e. of Alrs. chrlstlancy, nnd carried
her tn Ills carrtag 60 tn tho st. Janus Hotel.
SDlnu tllle later he cullveyel her fr1nl the
IDtUl to tho tluIlsD fr0n which Htle l!Mh first
hegL taken. When ll1 WIS asked to lopk ut
Airs. ChrIsttatlcy 4lNl 64y whether Or not sh8
Ntl3 tho ltklly tllAt llD ru{prrGtt to.
TllE ACESE MAS QUITE DRAMATIC. )
Mrs. ChtistEa.tcy. Willis listening to tho testt-
lnuly, Ind permitted ,ler llend to full slight
ly, ntNl her eyta were directed toward tho
cnrlMt, but, tho moment the Witness WIS
directed to Look at her, to seu Il sno WIS the
perss'n, she .s.falg!ltcnrd up with gsent dig
thu WIllltss, hn tllure sll0t from llur eyes the
most scAthtng g!atIcesuf scurn nlli contempt.
Tho witness very quickly snld that he waY
nut ,lbi1 to rec0Et,lxu !rr as the person tnken
by him to thu llotcl, This closed tho exnlu!-
lIMttUn fur tt.-tIny. Wien this witness Is done
with, tlsu cuI!!sscl for MlMtster Chrlstiancy
prupoSt to Gull
n1l OSCAR HALL.
II clerk In tho ltnsiou-0fticu, also n friend OF
the rx.Senut0r, WlIu clufuIs to hNyu been
standing Il, tho lobby talklng with tito clerk
Ut tho lipel ut the ttAle tlIa lnny nlKhtel
trun thu carria4e NIl1 was shown to (iir0's
rtlDlM. 1t Is csAimcu that wll!lo lle did not
got EthMl e!,a,Iuo 10 srD tic latty, still lo
snw sufficient to satisfy hM that It was Mrx.
chri5t|allcy, nlld will testify tu that effect.
The Testimony for the plaIntltl Will ba
tl!lst.cu tll[a week.
, 1881-03-01

ut Mount Prospect, hut ttrIugil tic
snucrtnr pruwcss Of Tho Docrs all'l The lnck Vi
somt Hetnra!stllp Oh tho part If the iii-alctt
E114lisl, commander. a correspondent wl,o
WIS arrested by tic Doers. mid afterwards
released. s'.ys ticu. Colley's boty lies oil tlio
top of Mount Prospect.
, 1881-03-01

SENATOR WISnoM delivered long and
able speech IN tho Senate yesterday III fnyor
Of .Capt. Eatts' lntcroceailc shI,,-railway
pr0)cct. He is opposcst to permitting the
construction of any canal acr0ss tile 1stll,nus
oil paslnna except under tho auspices Ut our
Government.
, 1881-03-01

Iris announced for Rbont Tic llun1rctll tino
TINT Earl Kimberly uni tho English military
authorities aru completing arrangements to
meet tho English difficulties III tile Trnl,s-
wal. Mcantlne tho Doors 90 OIL increasing
tho tlfl'lcnlt'es. aud lcssenlng TIC number Of
EngfANd's soldiers,
, 1881-03-01
" Ao4lyV1V
Futile Efforts Of the House
Democrats to Reach
the Funding Bill.
Eeapportionment lnterpased BY Tho Rcpub.
lleanx 'fho Recently FiIibustcrel
Agai'!st II.
Pilibustering Will Be Again Resorted
to for tho DaEoat Of Oarlisle'a
Amendment,
Refusal Of the House to Concur in
the Senate River aud Har"
b0r Amendments.
Conference Reports on Interior
and Post Office Appropri-
ations Agreed To.
C0atfng Stations Sccnrctl-Thc
Legislative Appropriations
Finally Fixed Upon.
Angry Personal Alteration Be.
tween Representatives Ray
and Warner.
1tat1ler Fruiticss Day In the Senate
Mrs. CArIstiancy Flourlstltug Us
I.ftigant.
Almost Certain Defeat Of stanloy Matthews
John Kolly-Fernando Wood
M,-ors,1 Corr;,on
Angry Personal Alteration Be.
tween Representatives Ray
and Warner.
i 1tat1ler Fruiticss Day In the Senate
Mrs. ChrIstiancy Flourlshlng Us
I.itfgant.
Almost Certain Defeat Of Stanley Matthews
John Kolly-Fernando Wood
Memorial Services.



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, 1881-03-01

a FINE originating III II groccry stora
from tile expulsion Of al oil lamp caused tho
tic 1'ost-Once, the telegraph olllce, n1tl sou,u
private residences in tho Town Ut Franklin,
W., OIL Tic Scaboari i Roanoke railroad,
Sunday. Tho tutaI loss Is p!aced ut st50, QUO.
, 1881-03-01

TnE Senate yesterday passGtl a bill appro-
prlati1,g SO, ;w rs payment Of thu clnim OF
Capt. Samuel y. Reid, OF the privatecr Gct,.
Armstrong. which WINS sunk BY the British
1lect In neutral harbor during tho wnr Of
1872. Capt. Reid Is dcnd, Md his so,,. md
daughter tstrs. John Savage, Of New York)
will bo tho bellettcfaries.
, 1881-03-01

A CoAL-ESa1SE collttlett with passenger
train oil tho Reading TOAD. near Washington
City. pa., yesterday ,Aoriing, causing the
dcatl, Of Alicl,nel Reynolds, forc.nan Of rc-
pairs, and Of brakeman, ,l1.u,o unknown.
Six other PERSONS were injured.
, 1881-03-01

TilE limited States Supreme Court ycstcr-
s1hy at'ir'laal the declsio OF the Circuit Court
for thu Northern District Of Illinois IN twt,
cases wherein Thomas 'rllley Is tho plaintiff
against tic City Of Chicago for services rs
architect of Il plan Of tho City-lIa!I, which
WIS ut one time adopted, ,ll,d WINS suisse
tluentiy thrown aside. Tile effect Of ycstcr-
days lecisiDn Is to award to Atr. Titlry
$1,000 III satisfaction Of Ills cIatnl.
, 1881-03-01

Two T1tANls, who won't to sleep the hight
buforo lust I'll II cfrdcr lleap. hear l'atelsuE,
N. j.. wgre burned to death. SoElu months
ng0 similar occurrence WIS reported froul
tho snllD Dlncu.
, 1881-03-01

ScAnrEr-FEvEn proyaisnt Williamsburg, n
snail town Hear plttsbnrg. to I'LL alarming
oxteNt. Thero aru nr4lrIy l00 persons suffer-
lug from tho disease tUw, am1 tilera were
over twenty fntDl cuscs lust week,
, 1881-03-01
CIVIL SERVICE,

1IEAs.AUE RNOAL THE FIkEHlNENT.
W.As,1IStroS, u. T., Feb. :S.-Tlle Psesi-
dent sent tho folloWlng message to CuuKreaa
to-day:
10 tho Stitnta anu ILust Of Rei,yxsentA-
ttpea: transmit herewith Il copyof the letter
tudressuu Il, tho Chairman Of t61 ClYit-t3erylesa
Commission OH tho u Ut ueceuber last, rGquval-
ing to be furnished with q rrPort upon tha re-
suits IN th0 Pust-Otllcn and Cust04n- HnQAs u
Now York u tho application Of tho Clyll-sesys
, 1881-03-01

JcnaE Alors..S decided yesterday to TO-
fusc naturalization papers to Moy Sam.
China1,alf, who mado application for them
s0il!o time ago. Tho Judge held that tl,rru
was nothing lit tito law to justify him Itl
complying with the application. aid quoted
freely from previous ttccl9!olss anil the Col-
grcssionaI drbatcs i'll support Of Ills decision.
, 1881-03-01

Mlk 1socKwEi...'s bill amending tho Public
Library law 50 ,,s to glyu tho Chicago Co'l-
lnou Council power to leyy ntll tux for IT,
brary purposes passed tlso Lower House Of
tho Stnte Legislature yesterday.
, 1881-03-01

AID. hurley introduced Il resolution In
thu Common Council last night ordering tho
Department of Public Works to prepare
pla'ls and Specifications fur lifting up roon!s
l,i tho CIty-1Inll for tho Public Library,
, 1881-03-01

4 sTEEr1SG-cA1 containing number Of
eycl,rsonists to the N1ar,[l-Gras festivities ut
New orleans WIS wrecked yesterday OIL tho
Montgomery & lfubile l,allroad about thirty
five miles from Mobile. Five 1ncn weEo i'll
tured, sonlO Of tho,l seriously.
, 1881-03-01

Mn. ROBINSON, etl[tor Of tic Dublin Datlv
Ernrcss, n1ld Dublin correspondent fur tho
Lont!un I'tsncs. Informs Tho latter paper for
aGont the thorsasstttll tiHo TINT tho Lalll-
League movement Is nb0ut 10 cullapse.
, 1881-03-01

1sr n fire which occurred Mt Toxic, Oh thl
2Gth Of January lust, 11,000 houses wero re-
ttuced to aslles, md 3O,ooo peoplo wUro run
lcrou homeless
, 1881-03-01

OK motion OF atr. lseagal,, yesterday, tho
1luusU decided not to concur in tll0 Salatu
to tho lllyer allu IIArbor bill,
sllRi a CunfUsencn Committee was appointed.
, 1881-03-01

IsoQuEs. MI Aln,,estiea Communist, was
elected n member Of tho Frencll Chamber Ut
Deputies fur Quo ut thu parls districts Sun
slay, defeating Ga,nbottist Republican.
, 1881-03-01

3l1. 1IEAIsSE, tho ascnt Ut Lord Mount
mures' brother, WIS shot anA mortally
wounded nostr nallinrobe, iu tho County
AlNy0, ycstortlny.
, 1881-03-01

THOMAS CARLYLE Maucatiled lis estate
III DulnfrlessIIrs to Tho University Of Eti[ll
hurg for the purpose Of founding bursasle:
I'll the fuculty Of arts.
, 1881-03-01

gel1era!Iy shifting to southcastcrly, for this
region to-day. y
, 1881-03-01

llE1SroncEMESrs l.aya been ordered to
tho Transyaal from al! points III thu british
Empire. 1t now appears that 1t WIS
not through lnck Ut ammunition that
Gcn. Colloy's force Waa defeated
, 1881-03-01

SoslE arms belonging tn tho Fentans have
Men seized ln Lancashire, England,
, 1881-03-01

JAY GOULD has come to TEXAS

Lot Of iG0 noIes 1f pratEe. tln.bcr. mud coai farm
and uhchb lNhd4 ~ Northern 1e1ns For 4nrtral
yeasa will puY ~ 81 ler cunt u.rv than tho best
bonds ana stacy und ~ secure. Many ~. ~ ani
Young Co., Tu1as}. suuu a4uEesS TOR circular.
, 1881-03-01

Tho Wholesale 0roc1ry hastuess, rocontly carried
on by thu late hrsn Ut Guud Arour WILL DO coatln-
ucd by the undo est.nod who have this tiay formed
copurtnutsip undGr lilo Han,a md styfa OF Uuultt
Draper 4 Co, JNIIN y. GOULD,
EEtEON Z. UltArEH,
Chicago, March |, 1871. CtlAtsLES FILE ETWOOn,