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, 1881-02-10

Meeting Of tho stovc.9sa1scrs' National
1ixsoelntson-L1.t OF Persons ii, ~.
tcndnHcc-Llst ol Officers Elected.
Special p1spateh to The Chicago 711buns.
DErt.olr, Mich, Feb. p.-Tho SNt!onnt Stove
Hnkers' Association or tho United Stntes met
hero ,o-tlny, tho following nlunlbcrs being prrs
cnt: .Jnlin i. Itathbunc, Albany; John y. Perry,
l,ana. st. Louis; W.. II. Whitehenl, Chiraxn; c.
". Aushutx, pittsburg: u. n. Thunns, putrnt;
y. N. rartcn, liustuu; Trunk Mixter, N0tk
lstnnl G. !. Fllley, st. Louts; G. II. Bucks. .1.
St. Louis; l.. Il. Frey. Chicago; ". +, Warren,
Tr,y; l.. w. Anthony, l,uston; N. H. Hurt.
Loavenwos.h; II. l. Minis, Dutrnit; ". IL.
Tsltt, Detroit: A. j. I!amuott, Norwich, Conn;
aa,uuel Smith, rlttston, Pa.: George II. Harbour,
i. 7. Mccanna. N, u. Mills, anl II. r. stn.nbactl.
Detroit; a. i. pho!phs. ChIcuEu; ~. Motiat, CHI
gugu; x. II. swift, I>ctrOit; JosInh ItWctt, 1!uf-
tplo: W. Il. Seely, f}etrult; H. L. Myers, Clesc-
land; Il. u. L!ttloiiel, Altmny; Edward low
ditch. -tlbnny; Grunge Har', .1r, .titmny; W. r.
Kellogg, Detroit; J. G. 1,Ayltss, Now York;
ss: .s !fass y ss,s NSx Eo3 Wit & vds s!'fay, a,s: H.
Ghicaxo; Wiii'an Il. lard, Chlcago: i; lsrsiiey,
Uticl, n. Y.: j. 4. ltesor,. y. Il. uurton, aud
ClellIcnt ulalrr. Cincinnati.
aoIiscrci ] On ,ldress ] reviewing sho prpery s 81
tho 0ui!d during the pAst ycAr. utstl Mayer
IholnpAon weicutncd tho ducsstes u tho cltY.
nS ~ ysar: 'S 1csilsnt i T. Mssrs, af cisssia,,d:
Ffst Vce presldont. tilrs t!I:sy, II II, Inuls;
ses4 vss rresnnt; ,,o. W y: @ntts1. i.,1 CT
larry, Edward y. HARBOUR, inlrolt. : hoard Ut
tivo Managers and coHnn!ttGn ot tsu 4n LMt-
Stove Company. OF LcayonH.,rth, wat n.l,nitte'
to membership. lnpgrs wcru reatt atll discussed
relating t tho nla.!.Itaetuvo u htoyos niil tt,ls
NusHCk HOUSE,.
, 1881-02-10
BEN BUTLER.
Tho solt1terners Stretching ThrIr
Nec<H u Get slight at II1M-T1ls Hes
ply to u EnGrtfOMs Remark At His

rus.o a...,47.a.,...~ k...os.n.a.,r
~" "o"tutthe,n r., fe1rM"I anr
week" u Got s1sht at lhlni-is!* nc
Exprusc.
xo-rt,l ra,no,.n IN 4nx fhtoon ,ri,r,u..
~ opesN1 IHp'0s :" a"s s"'%o" A'uH"e'
RtcltAtsp, W.. Fetl A.-Il'o af"arnnco of
Gen. licnjAntln L. IIutIcF IN ftichman, Aa cntln
se1 in tim Atlnutit. MIssiss1pnl & t)bJ kaIlr1u,t
ras. t,ns cr,,utrI ecj,le,l snnsnt,nm. II IL tim
HnaI' s"a " tente' !" 'le'oe" ns.o's"',' - % n
ilrst tlnln Il" has been In ltteh'nan't sitcc 'ho
War. and tho anxiety to sce And henr him was
stlct1 tint, u,thoukh tho ueucrnl public Is net
nt,,n,nr,. tnt nrcs,ca IN TN r,nrno,, rnsm ,ha
os ,uu -, ''v =, n"oa' .,na m r,,s' o .ou
pressed upon ench othcr ln shoir cntcavs'rs to
n,,t,,,, h,i ,nnn,re, r. unt,sr ,an,,II nrrr,, N
pnu''o na1t 'n'lulrea IL n"iasr s "o'M nRree !"
ltctltfe, nnu expressed his reltl1hcsa 10
pay him $JfA night. no matter what his subject
tulutt be. lust 10 ho would show himself 10 tho
s,, r...S,. ,,,t. ted, ..,e,,,,s. c
s" Naa, xn os,u ~ "s9.lH J..an , nn "
NOW hfk. ono nt tue Ho1sefhis le9at opponents,
In closi.lG Ills argument, facetio.sy commented
unnt, Tim row r1e In which l}ut1rr ,,nreurcti-
t,'a+ ~ st, ,ron,1,r nr ~, r,vl,,. ~ wtr,1n,,
@ .m"* ~ t"e "etol w. "o ''ha'' W .ARn""
, 1881-02-10
PRIN

I C1SclsSArt, O., Feh. V.--Ahout ane-h half OF the
cnulpusitors Of tho Commercial ol1Ece left their
cases ,u-nIght upon MI order Of tho Typ0gr1lph.
ical Unos, Of which they nre members. \ colt
inLtlcc ur tho UuIon wnlted upon Mr.. 11nlstcud
lust hight 9nti tt,-day, presenting dcpands,whIch
llo consented to consider, but, being pressed
for an Immediate tcuIston, he saisl that
hu an no. propose 10 make his n unton o,llte.
md tlcrellpon tho strlkU w,la ordurei. Tho
TuIn,l Enm,nltttp w.,[tcL nKuln Tonight Oh :r.
IlH!sra.l hut, while he fcit tilspnsul tttgrunt tho
stlcciile dcInal,s ,nnde as ta iMbular work und
''stun.g tllle," tn Wollt,l not DO 10 Us q token
Of submission to tho UnlUn, .
, 1881-02-10
THE TlFRF.

CuAitI.EsT0S, Feb, H,-Tho spring meeting OF
tho $unth Carolina Jtnkuy Club opeued tt-t!ay.--
Tho milo tlns!lcst n"es, was won by Gutd Bug;
Cnl. spra91o second, Emily r. third. Tiinc,
1:iU.
Tho Cnrolina stakca milo heats. two entries,
wis VOL, by Helen Wall.ce, beating UeosKIu Hoy
cHaI1y. Tltnr, :h]si, 1:h5.
T'hu asr rucu, hafiilcnp, mile n,Nt 4 hnlf. wns
wun hy Mintxrr; Lot,Y INV Bccoud, Flu Wnr.
1citI third. Tinic, a:4si3.
, 1881-02-10

which debt M settlement cn,id eyer be hni.
Mls. fIJn,l, wftt,ul tc intended IL lnnrry upon
r,ac,.InE this nlty. Tho yo'nK im'y hns: hwy. ~
wu+ n,, her wny to vIstt nj uncle IN Vt. tnui-.
Tin trlixruln nrnn wtIrh the mrrc-t WI. fna'sn
thtlm,ntctI hntl in nI1iccr whd hc H''nt afttr
Nopch m s,ytt M hta rM}turG WIS announced.
, 1881-02-10
WANT TO Be PROTECTED,

1'1TTsnrlui, rn., Fob. 1.-THE Auatranntoj
sssoctat1ot Of Iron anu steel WHrkurs, which Ia
tho strongest lahor union lit tho country, Are
.Issatlsal ut the DEGREES Of Agsfstnnt- SeGyct.t-
ry Frc,lch III the llouE,~lron question. aud Aro
crc,tlntlus petitions through the mills anil
workshops. praying rreslGnt .elcct GurflcIA to
nI,,,ulnt fur Secretary us tho Trt4laury H. inlI'l
wha III well known 10 favor protection 10 Amer
teun Industry.
, 1881-02-10

EfxcixxArI, o., Fob. i,.-Tho whnlcsnlo drug
st0rp Ut li,t,,lsnll Il Co., on fsccn,ld aE,i Main
streets, was batlly damaged by iro ut 4oclock
t1is mor,tltIH. 4 large part Ut tho hcnry atnck
WIS destroyed. Tho loss md Insurance cannot
yet bp H4yGtt,
, 1881-02-10

Tho nlar,n from l}ux til at noon yesterday was
eu,Isc l,y Il flrc In the MIchxnn AvcnuU f3uptlRt
Church, ut tho corner of Michigan avenue ard
'fwHnty-th!rd street. Cause, ntl DvcrEentea fur
ntce. DantnHe TO building, $50; insured FOR
$.b bNG III various c0n1pnn1C5.
, 1881-02-10


T." ''His,.,EA Hi:s,.,EAcE pRorEHry. !,
.:n. nsck hou-r. Two sur'es' Adan's-at, near no
ih,nd irnmc house. Adnms.st., enst of l..nepln. n
'has1a-frnnt q hrck; storte. md lasemoht On iins
,,3 Msk J 3:.r'es md s"'e'asn h*isnas'st' cast "s
F!na rc.idenso On Aehtnnd.er.
Hts?s 'front.' two ss"re' and cellar. near Ashla"d'
biz e,own;;..onc:iron. topse on ono Of The tc..
safni1 ~ nth # tI,2 ~ s NIT se; d'n'nsro md kitchen
81 &c s"s:s s"sp9 VET "a SS&
ta.,d hr!gx r. house, two ssnr'ea "',d b"*cn'cn WAR
brick IT, ,,orcs & md basement
ase:i;3nt 5e.lduncs. ti,roo stories und bascncnt.
S!ss @ {st5 k:hfst &c s,ote. md na.eon
sSs; s ''ss s.! sS:; * .'Yts: @ aid '''se" s"o
refs a e. IA o.! II Ea st sit sao
Zine 9st"s3n 1a ;.9s ftons TWO storss ond cellar
l'esti,,' WI sis" si6; ts!ssa anu ss'' s''a
sc es e ssc". Two stories and eo"r "n eo'et' Welt
Tss doS:e trs :,rs. s7d sss, y soa
EiSe fes'ecneo .e " tn Nor.h s'dc: ..o,
co.aer % liz Nofth slde: sasUi Safsan; y" ''Y- ~
s 9saea es son 55"'' fe'deoee on
t1n fSk sAi; ;S''dsfes With ve corner lot Dear
S "a = fsYt |, w!ds on goo garner es. ',a ,as
Vesxvn. .fr9nt higk. .n.Tes ana cSIiafs HOOD oca.
Tl.rtintsl-bt. $Stul. . :
st".% s,n oa sn q stas,ss a
r1r hf: hck nwn .or; Hn wa
na ,09 sD ff'' house, msS &C.! as:fI.'se
, 1881-02-10

sne - nI Las,inry last K,9i3 miles ~ Mtc a.ii
% in.y Hut, ,bnm Mt ss n ni1cs , tI wtr, n tao
rner",rr 1hat fitan WY s n ayw1ig yrsvG
q" e"''','t q l9e 9na nnrH ,;,,',,,a tn
s ~ ar ae fss'i I'll * i @ 81 %xs sr!s1S''a Wien sss s
@ r weIn W ,,,, " ~, ~ f. ~ !" o "a; H. rt y
,y ahcI, ~ = ,,'r,e ..s ,' VIM qua WI ''' 's"s ~
as to what va could uet tlon fur. Tho American
S"s % "" Thay snt Wui II nst sc cr ~" prScrty "r
@ fs RI s ns,SnM i Sy" y ws s SSn$f s os s ,* oS
ssts ass se ' Il III sxns 'srcst s q f e sM j WS
cl'.ss or stockhot'lrrs VII" hc tur st"ck MS IN
Investment. aud nut ~ n sree.ltaslon, Wy ,t1 nat
c oG III 4 WI ssse s, s sG GG 1n9 wI., Wn I
s7" ; We ! ""t eali,n!so ax ,ss the TaSs nr'cs
eap!tnl n,4 socth'E "yer ;rsr re1rc ?; =
was here ,,2yt GG2yt99F ~ ,
@Ss oe 1ta M III ms es cei n sbs &
1,ar f IF M a fcno wi 1o es IN" Tssn an
n .me M,issisapn, IL aetRrm I1i,, alr,'
wmr csuqo s 10 so ortcs mGsern n'a u riHhi y,
incrcasg eaptal stuek Is Rlyan' u, an.l fnr m ngw
Snlh"es Ma mGsn"ss tMs t1,ns,s. s" ", n,ui
H%er % ~. ~ 'ss'.'hH ~ I'LL ts , @ eH iTt - WIZ ~,
stin,ution In order TO t,rutcct tic stocki,tlaers.
| It was provided tint nj property should bc me-
gufrcd i,y new capitalization. [ think tho CONF
r,ittce will agrcc With inc. Tint e1fnct'1!!y .Is-
n y rSssonIls @ so saI 1I o'fss u + st wr
rnuIutioiy. which Will ojpsess tho people nnd
| r fnIs
, 1881-02-10

HDfcl1I Ulspafth 70 7hd Lh1Edto If1b1Hk.
ISnHrEspEScE, lu.. Fea,. 9.-Tho dwtltnH and
greenhouse Of T.. 4. Jluri wrro Totally destroyed
ily tlru nlunt lte'cls,ck Inst night The fa'1ly
hAtl u harrow GEcnVG. 14nst. u t1U: 1naufed IN
tho 4l;tn4, uf fInrtfUrtt. for x1u0.
, 1881-02-10
nRlIfIARY.

Di:rKolT, Mich, fct,. t.-I.ieut. a, u. Curt!s
died ut Flint to-lluy. Of inflammation OF tho
bowels. lIo WIS II Full of Col. u. Il. EurtIs, Of
tito rr4ullr nrniy, II iNItes Hgrtoultur11 writer.
, 1881-02-10

IL cant 1ctnRuu stone front ) roul deep nt,rt OF
EIllipensh-a. $.iun choice plnce: j.s1nrJ nmd ta*-
tt.t.st tlG: artnS"n st1ne front lnsxn 1plsc .1gar
l,aess.n which yeui attenn IA respectfully snv!se.
l.IEiIEE 4 MARE. LII Lii SniIE ST.
, 1881-02-10

%1.5 ,:'v.. aIAMn .;;a AYR 1orriy TlS ue,aaa MAnE
riuruTuun,n N siknin!, WtA.; s6! SEPARATELY. tAd-
dr.,sa u. IA lll.STltliaI, I'tbret tttY, Ma.
, 1881-02-10

NIONEf To LOAN IN IMPROVED
IVA CITY prulurty Il, uutH tH sui ut Law rHtrn ~ t-
iufcst. lnquru vi tntun Trust Company. III nnar-
tHJfn.hE
, 1881-02-10

ENOR SALE-soNl1O, .MlC1tlGAS-AH.,
~ tnrur Van lIurcn-st.: Alxln, kenwoud-av., rrnr
0riy-.orcniil-stt Hxl&U. WAbash.av. nrnr F,,rty-
~ Sl 81 ,,t'c d aT
near Thirty y-soyuntb.st i. ". fAkklS. Il WASH
1uGIQu-SL.
, 1881-02-10

NTASTED--1'At tlFH WlTlt MEANS To
w as..t In lurthMr introducing apatent M,"i!-
ctMu IF kret E1erIt: will a1luw hln ~ pncs lhn !!l-
ttlIu he ,,lHy HtL hs own tes!lunta1 direct,
"tufo r.tst Is ltunctl. Aatcaa ' u, ISIS hInll"
HOt.kt,
, 1881-02-10

XIYANTEI,-t}NE Or TWO OPERA
w xpats tnr l1ts eyentnx, Aalrosa. stating price
uii locntlut 7 u, Tribune uItra.
, 1881-02-10

BUSINESS I1lKI)S

A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT Law,
N ali hllwrn AisIcu free; Il year.
Saputivucu. Hualnrss qupily Md lcgu13 tzausacsu1
, 1881-05-20
HUNTED DOWN,

NINA MuILEls's MURDERER CAPTURED ny A
NEWSPAPER 1,El'OilTEK,
NEw YonK, May 1.-Two police officers
Of tic Twentieth Precinct saw two luen
stardIng will, MI empty truck nnd team II,
front Of No. 5t0 West Tirty-slxtl street to-
night, anu they watched them for nearIy nr.
l,our, suspccting they were thieves or
burglars. Tile officers went up to
them and demanded their business.
Not receiving satisfactory answer, the mc1,
ware arrested rs suspicious persons, md ut
tho police statfun the prisoners described
themselves rs Gustavus Selde, reporter for
tho Jersey City ErentnU Journal, u,ll Z. a.
Strong, cxprcssman, ot Guuseyoort Murket.
The reporter asked to have u private inter-
view with Capt. Washburn, and to that Of!l-
Ger le gnye
THE STARTLING INFORMATION
that he lind traced tho murderer OF Nina
Miller to house IN Thirtv.slxth street, and
WIS whiting there for tho man. when poIlce-
w.. w. ,Mertsrs.i Tlla crln'lnSi. H. sala' Wa
Mst'" Sssrs d kfk'wSSs VIE lived a'f'eSIHyeF xI III Il
Wcst Thtrty-axth street. After hearing this,
cupt. Washburn, discharged both roportar and
Uxprcssnlnt. and sent two detectives with thetu
tu tinu and capture kun,knwaky. Tho fuur
mon sGturucd to tho house. aud. after waiting
osor IN hour. saw k0Enx"Ssky approaching.
: He wAB AHlEsrEn
tho otficaEs found thru trunks iL!ioI With. a
saId tho trunk hid been brought thoro Iy het
to whom they belonged or Whit they CON
tatnel. The TRUNKS werc taken to tho po!tcr
sta?P s III Mss va. e s oe & s5e
oiothi,is. s,rs. Keiako*sky Followed tiie oi'Icsrs
, 1881-05-20
JAY GOULD.
HIS TESTIMONY.


NEW YORK, May l0.-ln tho telegraph suit
OF Williams Qgalnat tho Western Union.
unusual Interest was taken to-day, owing to
The fact TINT Law f,ou1i vas n witnasa- lie
t.n.,as.,. .ST - .r, 49,. nst"i..sI
"st1Aeu' aal oite u u'o os'E!'sal p1o'
tIlOterB OF the American Union Company;
tinnst rcmember furnishing Hntes or rrlnknr
s..m,, .s,,s a,,,.e,, ~. sha. 49,, T.. 49,.
WIN my CHECK lot tnem 10 pay III tnelE
money TOR the capital stock they purchased,
I ,n,s,iY nail Il, nv chnal Snr az t,n1 mn n =
ain 7N]O (]Dt dnnst reInetnhnr which nnt
back thB Wtl0la Ut TINT amount shortly after,
, 1881-05-20
STREET TALK,

6ptetal Dhpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune
NEW YonK, May l9.-The days spccula-
tlon OH Wall street recorded still further suc-
cesses for the bulls. The market was worked
In detail. and many stocks TINT wera not ex-
pccte4 to 20 up at all went up sur
prlsingly. With some others the con-
rary was tho rnto; but tien. when
all things are considered, the movement wns
Roneraily upward. In exception were Ele-
vntetl stocks, about which there are 50 many
conflicting reports, with SO Ma,'y extraor-
dinRry variations In prices that the man who
can tell black from white Ii bewildercd. Tho
southwesterns, dtrectad by Jny Gould,
wore prominent. and nearly all were In
request ut higher figures. The fanclcs were
generally In demand at better figures. Tho
trunk lines sil0we.l considerable lnoyancy
after tile recent reaction.
rator tllts afternoon. "has been strong and
advancing
THE FOOL IN LAKE allOnE
bought freely this morning, and between the
buylng aud the covering ot shorts the stock
rose easily 10 l39N. Lake Shore has loaned
ut lilo all day. There wns a disposition OF,
the part Of holders OF Western Union this
morning to sell the new stock and buy tho
old. II the suits arc decided In
favor OF the company Ihs old stock IL relatively
too low, Jcrsoy Central had advanced upon a
rupOrt that the A9rtement batweel Jersey Con.
trAl, Wabash, and PeRnsylvhnA for tho nso VI
the Low. xradH road had bofn signed
by tho, Wabash and Jertsy CcutrAl o.liUinia,
md had been sent for appn,vai III tho Chance|-
i9r IT Maw Jersey It would G9 slFned W tho IT,
4 WoAtbFn advanced tat1 Muraing fsun u7n to
WH. Ther0 IL snid to b0
4 Bv1tOSd rNot. IN THIS sT0Ck,
md fkn Ri .u1ii IL nui1 mi vii In
NM H. ii1,p pF'es nsh. NJ H. ~. so,tsna
uel itA upward Coursa. Delaware. Lauk1Wannn
T. Western rnae TO. lx3A, aud nskawAru & Hudson
Central advanced to 3!A to-duy upon favorable
news Y ssKafd to ths ' psoxress @ IT TIE Suttlo'
"n il reported" s,.id y VOL known operator
tn-uay, " that tbs roals which hav9 buen quitting
have aXutn prolulSet not to do ~ any lnurs. aid
nre 1t prtxenk aA harmony. A &trunK effort has
boen made to provuat open War Just now. The
lnaFk0l has started on 70 we'll aud ghora are su
, 1881-05-20
ITEMS.
L l. Il NJ Sa
NEW JEtGsEY MIDLAND.

NEW hEIH3f1 AlRItASUs
Sptefai pt,nafth ia Tht Chtrano Tr,h,r.
Nrt, yonr Nav IA rnntroct ~ Aha
NEW Aolsh. 1hMy to'-fA coHtlaEt loI ule
extension OF the New jersey Midland Rail-
road ~ StrOMdsburg has been fnatlG with the
construction company which controls the
rntirnod cnrrnrntinr rfta ovracfo,I that tl,a
~ e'." .'n,1 '."s VIC
"GW llne' "ntcH Is ao"ht lolty-lhul
thltes loi1Rs WI! % c0hIbtetetl ny the
sott H., H.. .as'..a 's '..', yss.
~" ~, scees3 y" ..,,s '''s Ht"cc" 'i'e'i'"e1s
oI tne CONSTRUCTION company aid coal
~n1,o -, -, .hn T,..tt.a. a,ta,.1a., ~ 49, ',
!eha'u ~ tno '"1tl!ei eA.eas!tl ol tne foa'!
to one III those pOIHta. President Dunn, uf
Tho conatr1,et|on cofpnanv. snt,' tn.tlnv that
- ,1,ot.t, ,,,, ,tt,nt.. -. - ,, - .
IL" utc1s'oH W'ts likely " pe Feaeneu ior t~o
WctKst put lllAt tho chauceS were III 1aV0r OIL
tic IaHa1un route.
WANT ACTION r,ErEnnEr.
N, ~. u:..t.~r a..,.ta,.a f,....
m ,r"s' -. 1''' ,r,''
NEW 1oEtK, May lV.-Jfle l'fGsitents OF
, 1881-05-20


Special Dtspdteh to Ihs CAteags 1rthun&
TORONTO, May ip,-From observations Of
tie 1tol,c's spccfnl correspondent inspecting
the WeiIanl Cnnn!, 1t Is pretty clear that tho
Opetllng Of tho part Of this great work,
wl,Icl, took p|aco fow days ago, was bun
Ked. 1t wis utilIourced by the government
that tho canal, using partly the old Rlld pnrt-
" the new cutting, would bo open on May7
for vessels drawing tcn feet at water, and OH
July for vessels drawing twelve feet, Yet
a vessel drawing tcn fcct, which endeayoreti
to pass through the canal last week, t0,lcilutl
bottom repeatedly. Xhatcyer tho reason
why these impcd!lncnts were not removed. II
bntnuIlo net was tl0ilH when the public were
% WITH he spsa i q 'fSS yata1 plstuy 5 % sauid a ot
accommodate. III tlle correspondents Opln-
InlI, II Great mistake llns bean Mndo In nll-
uoinctng that twelve feet OF Watur
Tno @ rIss to % IT, Fun i, sc,tns vessel ,irawinx
twulve fcst thna'eh the OLD Wclland aqucJuct
Nv o. grcat that utnro caution should il4vo been
used iu nak taY tho 1QuuunreMent. II ygaaul
4houl! touch bottom IN passln9. thrupYi. tho
aqucdnot, the conseslucnco wo4td probably W
Sessol w sctttng through iho aguo.iuct without
touching may 10 1uuxua fr0ni tho TACT that,
~ .tss T. xet hs aeptn q T%er s on + wv e se ~,
tic c.,ncrete Isl. Under tho circumstances,
Eli t 1 aycn y Tor III Il. tS ot q f. watsr
dependent ulu,n tha Hr4ia ;itvor feeder, In
which tho watcr y UNUSUALLY low. u w',ala have
strained tA Enthusiasm ana nut incurred tho
.Innxrr ut giving tho enlarged WeilRna u bad
ox ~ &C. xs9ae t 's
asking yessals Ut tweIto feDt tlraught to enlvr
tho cansl nntt! tao ,N new aanpd:,ct u eoa'n;stM
permanently. it IL to 1u hoped lhat tue attciuPt
IL run tho business of the canM! on margin IL
, 1881-05-20

8ofe1dt Utspntth TO 1M ChttHeo TrttNnf-
HAtlrAx.. Nlay 10.-Considerablo afn,ise-
meiit Is created here by the exposure Of II
local political scheme to obtain majority,
during the last session OF the Legislative
Council, for local Government measure.
The Co.,rcfl WIS opposed to the Government
by a snail majority. One uf the numbers
supporting tho Government, who was o.
years. nld. hud to 10 home before the session
clusrd, and, shortly after, Ills resignation
was handed In mid successor appointed.
Another member of tho Council, who has
been III for some time, was unable To- attend
tie past session. It now turns out that a Ital-
lux merchant. anxious for political position.
visited tho latter during tho late session, AMI
cntfcnrorcA to get him to resign hls seat In the
Council. 0tfer[nR In tho end 900 I'll cash II he
would do so.-nt the aatne time stMtjnG that ho
looked upon 1t aA Il business transaction. 1aa
knew. II he got the scat In tho Counelt he would
SOON 0btaltl Il seat in tho Scnate or Chnatln, Us
Ills INFLUENCE wls strong enough 10 nbtain q
Senatur1hlp IN that way. The Local Govern
Inenf, o! ct,urse, Will pretend tU be Ignorant OF
the wlule business. bit there IA no doubt they,
or thcir ageuts, knew all about Il: THO Conn-
cltor absent, who was oner8d $l.000 to resign,
was William e. Whitman. Of LawrGncetown, AM
nnpOtfs county: and Joseph 2eet0h Is tho HALL
fux merchant who WIS willing TO take the scat.
, 1881-05-20
CANADA.
MONTREAL NEWS,

MONTREAL NEWS.
EpAttal DtspateA to The CHICAGO Tribune.
MONTREAL, MAy lD,-Thu Laval University
question Is stElt exciting great interest. Last
eyenlnE meeting wns held iu the cast end OF
tho city nnd kept up until a lato hour by
heated discussion on both sides. Thosc agaiast
tho branch In this city finally carried tho follow
Ing resolutions:
IseSnIceti, That this meeting Is OF tho opinion
that Montreal. being tho most Important city In
tho Province of Quebec, should possess all indo-
pendent Cathullc University. cApable IN itself ot
answering Its hopes, Its wunis and Its resources:
that simple branch college would only
be an obstucle To the cruatIon OF such univor-
eity; tnat this meeting aske the Prosinctai Leg
isatuEe not to pass ANY law which will DO tniuH-
Gus to tho intcrrsts Of Montreal, Us shown above.
Archbishop Bourget, OF this city. publishes his
rejoinder to tho Archbishop ol Quebec in tho
| Archbishop Ut Mu1llrcal declares ho would bo
nearly ,,na.iimolls wish Of tho Epsc"rate of tho
| PrOviuc9 ana D!occso oe S1nntreal, cna speaks
esespa ss s to Tho 0o souSo u h
preaert retIroncnt7 and tnon replies to Tho prln-
glpal arxun,ent ot tho Archbishop OF Qnebec
iuJurY to thosp who oppose tho project, IN.
ciai!ng not onty professors p IN, but Ko9I FL priests
d"St @ stsho e iht Of Is" % Coinmusts ~ of F1snco in
tholr tleatnps With Cathulio Institutions Ia that
cnuntry. Or tho chnrGeter of Those opposlng
bcu hull uruur In tho multitude Of petitions al.
dressed to tho Legislature against tho passage OF
| tho ILL., tfts Gr,tce concludes BY siAputng the
assertion that Rome hAs officially pronounced on
tho disputed question.
SGnnfor lleurlAts tumps out In q lOtter dcfctd-
1 Ing Archbishop iluurxak nHuust tho onslaught
| 0f hX must reverend brDther Of .Quebcg. In
sca1ldal7 Uniy to hnvo m opportunity uf pub.
| fishing thrueIottors fran bis Eu,tnenee Cartni
| HlmUoni to tuMkp 1t hcttevel that tho Laval UnI-
Versity II in accord with itoo In tho c0lirso she
IL pursuing to-tlay In the Provincial LeKista-
turo." ...-'
| Tho ,,nports into this port In 1850 werG 47,lfa-
IL. apd tho exports $KA,laO. In lt8Q the imports
wero III. lttI a4l and the exports ~ ,004. Tho
duty In tho eAsne tiulc lllcrcasud from el,0U,Vq0
| III h,hN(SN,
, 1881-05-20
How Pete Cafuc on the Forcc-Tha
story OF Dog that Turns Out yviah
tlae Church street Second Platoon.

NtW York Stun.
Latc OIL warm August AFTERNOON some hve
Po!ice Station was leaning ncgll9cntly back Ia
lllc toK Of solemn rn!cn walked 3ravely into the
room, uud sAt down tn the middle Of the G1or
with tho mir Of dog whose right to such lib
erty WIS entirely hGyonu question.
"Whiet! Got out!"
Tho Captain ycltG1 theso sytlnblea ut the dog,
but the animal never moved. Then tho QdiolAl
shlcl small paper weight ut tho aoR, wha looked
settled himself III hR former position. And paid
no more attention to tho man obhlad the desk.
After ono ar two muro attempts al dslodKe-
tncnt. tho Captain fell !utoh rerere and left tho
dug Ia peace. Later The dog aroused hinsalf,
md trottpd into the rear ROOM whore tho POLICE
1nen conKrrgate. He walked about quietly un-
q e fonM posI.on = D -, hls s!us HrSsr - an the
here nnd went t0 s!cep.
At midnight tho fourth section OF tho second
platoon Hna rung up. Tho mon marched into
tho mnln room aud ranged themselves In !ti!e.
The dog followed and took up hta position ut tho
foot. When tho roll was c1lltul tho sergeant
uAnlcd tho lox Pete. and bade him ~ With the
men. Ifo followed ihom out: went around from
Ia tho morning, and went to s1eep undor tho
table.
\ Relays of men were calle1 during tho day, but
tho dor did not move. At u o'clock tho fourth
section ut tup second platoon Win agan cNllcd
out Tho dog ularrbeh Ia with tho men aud took
up hts position at tho foot OF tho iine..
Fly Gcorge!''' saIl tho Captain, :" thero's that
ho Ii st,o1 p0 away
lit he ilidn't go away. lie has never been
fcti III the station, and he hns always acted
thoroughly ut hufiiD.
, 1881-05-20
A FORGED CHECK,

IT II DEFOSlTEb IF 4 lEECElVElFH HOOK.
KEEPER.
New Yoi,K, May iD.-Francts Harris, Pres
ident Of the Nassau I,ank, reported to the
polEcu to-tlay that forged chuck for $1,000
had been deposited nj his bank. It purport-
cd to be signed by S. II. llurd, Receiver of
the dafuuct Third AyehMo Savings Bank, and
was drawn to tho 0rlIur0t thu NASSAU Savings
Hunk. frspul thu circumstances Ut tho trunsat}-
tip1t 1t was plain thAt thB fosgcs WIS tIurd'a
tnnk keeper, Abraham, stltums. who handled tho
funds OF tho Thrill Ayvnue uank, aud ueposited
thaln, accuruing to directions, IN the NASSAU
liAnk. Tho forged check was deposited March
H. and puEp0Etcd to bu the Aee.lvera per-
sonal check. and was intended to cover
various suns 10 tho amount Of {u,-
, 1881-05-20


QrEBEc, May 10.-Nlr: Charles Laneelier,
NJ. T.. r., was attacked on the street the other
day by clerk In the Police Court named
Talbot, who charged Langelier with having
furnished information to q reporter OF tho Mon-
trcal Herald 10 tho effect that ho Tsibot) had
paid 900 to hive his temporary position IN tho
Col,rt-Itousc mntie permanent. Noone believed
tho charge nt tho time: but recent develop-
n,cnts. anu particularly Iaitot.s uncn!led.for
show that there was some ground for tho report,
An investigation will now be instituted.