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, 1881-12-09
lie CHICAGO TR1BUNE

mont which gona bnyasl tha powers conferred ur-
On tho artltrators, and Ia lns pouo tho reference
Ut any dlspntGd cases. until tho two uoycrI,-
nncnts hnvo aRrctsl upon tho correct consir,,c-
tton Ut tho terms OF tho nEroUMunt.
.ritEi,EronE,
rs this Government l,ercetvcs that, In tho fol-
lowing oitt prnCaca.ly 1f tho rtoent dectslu1 rf
Count Lowcnhaups, eortols 'lntnnRo would t,o
dono tho Dnitch atatcs by srttlnY nsldo ut tho
most tnportnnt safeguards established Il, our
behalf By tho agreement Of ruhrl,ary, 1871: ~
1t regards tho decision uf Count l.nwcnfntpt
unt!roly buyoiti tho scnpo Ut tht authority given
by tho convention: rs II Il bo,,d IL respect at,d
niaaiatn the do,s'ous tnalr. nut BY one, Int by
aorIcs Of furtn1s tnplrcs, mid which II hns re-
Rarletl Eual nrd cnncI1sivu: md rs It !, pledged
tn Insist i!pon tlso application TT tho same law Il,
MI tho uh.innatta wku ln,,y cotnu bcfurr tho ron-
mission,
rot A1,E INSTRUCTED
not to consent tn hare my cAse referred to tho
umpire whcretl tho question mny DO involved
OF tito c1Fcct tlilo tn ccrtilcntc Of nnturnilxn.
t!on. Issued By competent court, and In which
It IL mt tlcncd TINT tho pcraon presenting tt IA
thu person u whom It was originally issuosl. |
fct1 myself tho more conssratnH! to give you
tuIs instruction rs tho commission, f. nut tho
crcatton Ut Il treaty constituting It MI inicrpn-
ttonal court. hut simply I'LL arbitration
nHrrcd upon between ono of my prude-
cessvrs as Secretary Of Static aid tho
Spanish Secretary OF Foreign Affairs
Tn !hoso Commissioners no 1nrxGr powers could
bc given thnn thoso possessed BY tho sccrct,-
r!cs That Appointc,l tletp, a1Hl ] l,h thus per-
aonnlly ca,arxcd with the duty. of scuIny .tnt
tho terms ut tho nrbttmtion urn duly executed,
Mtli thstt III Act4lment shnll curnu to thu Inter-
csss 1t thu thlted Suites by tho cxe,eisn of tho
POWERS which Ito not pUssoss ntId cUi1ll INT
thorcfuro delc9tltc. Mn. ar. yuur ohcttstnt
arrgant, JAMES q. blaine.
, 1881-12-09

H1s VIEWS on THE PhEsipEST's MESSAGE.
,r.u,t,wo,.", " ~ ~ t,aa n'"''"s''u; ..,,,,
,.,,' .,,inl, ~ 13M,1;ot ..I...,. INV ~ ~,
ass.I ,...,,s ~ .s''',to. ~ s"ossaset
Atk,"s ~ p"ems raanaIp.', eo,. ~ As'p'''e"t"''so
~ i,nvn nh r.,oI tl,o .vT"J. ,,.I,.Ia =, u ,,.
os av. r ,l' 'o ho, m'Vo ys, y. w. T. pu1 @ u.s. !as
,notto.t stn,uA,.,.,,',"a '' o.!!'t !u ~ 1ossa.
"r'tI" ,l,"sos, no =. M,, uo.utsua. ..". Mu wAs
n. n,;n r., t,t,., - ,,,M .aIs .',.. u,t auu hoe
ho,l Inn roa H.. eH ,ne,'s, ~ " '"Ss' III
"t.:",'ua.rs o "'"' -, ,'' -. 49,
,,,o. .,'u ~ W. no eeueta' Impression
uiylc" nv IN ,yi,at st", oh y, "sn sat aIn ~ ~
snu r,',nr,;". % ,i'o w. s'a ~ a'e 'cs
"Wrii ,,'nt ia ,,v 7n""so"t o,v,' i",,'s,.ata, ,r
W., %'A. - il1s oWn IMPRESSION, and
~ a4a3 -. .n"' !He"'ls u 10 tees-
s.wt'.. ''et"' ~ a'a " l!u wHolo country"
.,,,,' ""S W. suu .a''lh VI n4s recoh''nonda"
'1 ~ Ie7pes ~ a'.,s. "'o '",!" W." .l1ances
.noro ~ nv so".ss' sI. : ~ "ol assee WIN MN
e"o'e "n' iol htnt!a Tor revenue only,
",st s,,, c".'k .n 10y aow .ne a"ty on every artlc!o
nv NV, nn,,, @ 'oTa %S' :" ut"ma' No pFoteGt!on. "
;,.s ~ aas. W.. .,,.' oa "na tol ti1o ah11hlltca
N".,'s,o, j.. ,a9.., 9u' @u ato "po4ltlon OF tae
4'"',v". - W'... o"aA.!s .s.'ls..! SYSTEM.
NV "oo"s t'o u"esuon OF
a,vuu ruAfohAft
Hell' ! til''lR ala with the President
thofe, At~ least SO fur as tic mixing nt II
polyENnous YIfe II cotrnutaut ,vituuuu , .tt,,..
~ A's's.oa' "asu"'a u eo'lceft1el. TINT
" @li Coa'gtess eail do. n'd am In favor ot
H. aln a!so greatly plcascd with the Prcsl-
, 1881-12-09

His Arrival at pittAbtrg-IIe WAS Very
{ectlccilt. and Would submit 10 No In.

Iflk Arrival Mt Pitt. .t,urr-fJe yyns Very
genti.o,,t r.,t. xvr,,I.f S.,,,,..s. -, ~ ~.
tss..'a..,s """ ''''1" '"''''' ~ Nv ~
&eEs1cWaa.
. dpsetat Dtspateh to 7As Chttaco Tribune,
TirrSBu1tu. t'a.. Dec h-1ntf,r,un l,ayls. Who
ran i'm Hn,,thorn 1.orr,tnr... -. inrr n, a
.a..ns s sesa'n w 80. I"..cot.aoy % ~ 4uns ~ ~
!us'ea' aa1 VINO nus jt'at fettrnca 10 shls co9a'
try from Eurare, WIS nil0nx tho curloslilts at
tho Union Dopot hcre enrly this tunrult,u, The
trnin orrIvoa rns~sw 49,, ..,,,s. hahtnd tfme
..,,". ~ WV a'"sv wv nuu's usa'''a ','|s'
'.Es "n'Gn ~ eoute" ING o'd mans tompss taa' ~
decsncd 10 tnlk fully on any at'bjcct, and turned
up bis noso At the barcst roferot.ce to tho lata
Gauxhter. n bsna.omc n ,otoI'Ioant. i .iaoS ~ urI
r' navis looks well and stronK fur !1'an ~: ::
fiothea wore plniii ind very much lrart" ataHch.
liz eltGently tnkas very ltllo lhtoIcst III ~
peTsonal appearance: Ito walked bnck ata
!ofth lti tae !opnt ultit suntuaued to breaXias. ~
~ ~ Wnleh he ala tull Justice. Ho ~as tt!ca ua
" " lnlNo huEhoet nT cltlzens, VINO were aiiSeuii
~ IuhpW Or 1oftn hls ncquA!ntanco: hut ~ .t ~
sory Ittlg to suy 70 tllunl. A1ld they snoil Mrhs
away: Ihe ONLY blts nf ihfurtnpt!on tlat t.rs ~
vouohsaira wero TINT bis hlstory af tAo Nar W.
AcetlilR Win 9re1t Ht!egesa nud tllat EuFchasslls
u Confederate boMds mud bctler thro" tAols
money ~ Tue flrc.
aptetat DHp4seh 70 1ha Chicago Tribune.
,EINu!aNAT1. H.. DGc. b.-Jef DAfla passea
throuEh this 1lty this evuniug. ile tYHs Gu routs
lrntu Nuw York to hta hunle In Mississippi. an9
Wns accompanied by Ills w!tu ond daughter an4 @
TWO or thtse lrends. lie canit INTO tho e.!
nvor ths Little ailam! Rout, and the rieepss'fts ps'ts
, 1881-12-09

Not long aRo we l1appeucd to DO seated as
the saI.is ta6iS Of a iatei viii, Dou TaIm.et.
couMty;;AtlQrney of Taylor County H. hs,o s*i'a
tncky. EvuFybo!ly there knows tht Doe' ,t.x Mnx
liyes in Louisville, KY. and cyery1ody ttnSt hct
l,ln, W. soon introduced favQr!te s'!ojfius Nv
stancp Vi lie powerful efficacy Of St. 5asoD4 D4
OIL, the Great Gerlaaii Remedy, Ar. ia!,ar, ~, +,
said: ~ had bad attack Ut rhenhltstsmt vi II
the left shoulder. Applietl s.. Jnea.s . ~. ~.
a,ld WIS permanently cured. U aI:nia'es sui u
rr0litIny by, uly furnler experience. Deeants n1s
uonbly Indebted to st. Jacups vi Tor .u,s e"ns
ut that !lost vxcruclatiuX tornItAl ~, aesI ,,I,,
Ingld 1t to everybody sso Huncslns "'''-
ulut elasS VI discusses"
, 1881-12-09

HOWE WILL GET KtIkNWO0D's PLACE.
crt<tas Ulspateh 10 Ihs Chte.soa tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. s.-A United
States Senator Of, lntmato terms with tho
Atlnilnissrntion-onu Of tho leaders OF taa
Stalwarts in fuct-saiI today TINT the l'rps[-
dent l'al sntc'l t'at 1t was deElnltly sutllell
TINT ex'Se'a.or llows Of Wisconsin, would
bo appointed Secretary Of tho lntertnr, al
though tho appointment might not 10 nlatto
before JIM. /. This is tho position which
Jadgo Ilowa greatly preferred to any other
[n tho Cabinet,
, 1881-12-09
THREE HILLS.

Bu'etat DispaitIt 10 The thte,ton 7rthfsnA
WASHINGTON. ID. T., Dec. 8.--Air. Bur.
rows, .nf Michigan, Inns prepared a bill,
which llc will lntrtntuce ut tllo earliest posi-
ble .1ny, III which NIL Western fNrrlers have
Great tMtgrrst. The ub]cek ut thu bIlt Is To
protect tllo turner's oi tic West aguil,st the
unjust exactfnns Ut spectators who are ut-
tyntptlng tu collect royalty tro,n The prrsps,Y
WHO l1nvo purchased Nnd hnyo l,ecl, usltlg
patented articles Without tic knowledge
that they wcro patented. Tho following is
tho bill:
DO Il cndetcd, Thnt Soc. 1910 of tho NovIscl
stutGtcs Ut Es6 bo and tho satno Is hereby
at!icttdcd to rea1 rs follows: " Datnnucs for tho
infringement ur nny putent n,ny bo recovered
by nrtlnn UT tho case In tho ilttt,,t Of tho purity
interested cltsicr, us pntcntre. nssI9t!ou, Or
grtisttc, but no such party III any s,,ch nouon
el'nll recoyrr damages for tho use OF nny pat-
enlcd nrtsolo whcn It shnll nppcar OFT tho trinl
that tho 1cfentnnt In such action purchased said
nrtscte for II salunblo consideration In tho opc1,
Masket asll Without kho~!cdgo that tho sumo
wns patented.
STEAMBOATS,.
Representative Duttcrwortf,, Of CIuctn-
nnti. viii, nfter tho recess; Introduce n bill
tiaoodylng tho Recommendation Of tie Sill
pcrv1s[ng 1nspector-Gcncral Of STEAMBOATS,
''1"t .4Ao +s'e INV t'ttbN " HGt5octl H1lEElS VI
strAn vessels for their llcense.crr.litcut bo
reduced to 60 CENTS. Tile ground tnkrn by
tho nspcctnr-Genpral, and on'wttch the btlt
will ba base1, is that the present icetlse-tnx
Is exorb'nnt, nlul especially II hardship in
tho case Ut the steamboat lurn t,n Northwest
crC wMters; and IN tl'e South, whose season
Of work Is limited. 10 littlo more ll,an hall
u!u year.
A1hff
Representative Eiowur, Of New York, will
fntroltlcu ii, tho House after tho rcccss bill
directed ngalnst tito atluiterati0n OF articles
of food IND medicines. rlis bill Is substitute
TALLY tho sa!nU TINT was pnsscd by tho Now
York Legislature lust wli,ter. 'Tllp National
Bonrd 0f Trnste Of New York some tine BE-.
fore lnst n1Tcrett prize of $1,000 for The bcst
draft 0f II bill Of tho kind. me whIri. wtultl
cover tile grnund nnll yet not Interfere with
tho Stato laws. alll this ono Was a.luntet. It
was altered 50 ns to make 1t lucat III It's
scope, and passed. by tho New Yurk Legtsa-
tlItu. Now the original BILL Is to ho submit
tel for Congressional sanction.
, 1881-12-09

7ft sN y
sn..to, fn,no,es >, ~. |,a..a,. 1..tso.
10. .a,,xorr,,,. n :. noo ,rta Fo,,...
.n.. .,,.....a,. 49,, - cs. ~. 1o.o" INV.
t.s,.t''.'' .'s n.y. ~. ,1..". nlo ~ .no
f,,.,r,t,',,,"i nnn.n.,, ~ ~. o
IT, ,,,,. ..,,"',...' .'"o' "c'
"S ..1s pos4.'o' Vi uin un'lGl osNes' WIZ
psuJ, '..'" auon w ac,s ~ no"keess' WI"
"'',1l y, ueu''c''ls lG'"tns to ''S lhternn1'on"
~ W. suv"an"s w." a, Sonna!ssio"i
bo asa.. .', VI p,uasuso u
tcrfcrc. tin hn ha, .on" "n,ra,,onsIt,, ~. h,,,..
ever. that yists in England Ind cnrnnnv on,,
uusllot,ccs with tue Ministers Of tluso Uuycrn-
u'euts might place tho Unltod statcs In wrong
fosNlon oelofo Europe. This Government Il
HUI Seeking nh aa1nst'hcnt OIL tue silver question
~ W ~ ~ r ,sra 'sosssss. oneo
70 ~ .,',S trl,,, r,.' sso W. .n ~, "t'H"
tnined t,n ya,t nr,t,,,ct, Of mr. nw goi. 'n,,,o.
ut home. :.
THE aoI,p CURRENTS or r1rr won1n
soe strongly towards us; but, in tho Renura, ln
forest OF ull tho nations. we desire an adjust
rlcilt of tho silver question. Iioth Es-
Hlnhd aud Germany woso cxactiMg,
nnu somewhat nnsenero''s' IN announcing
.ao nas's upoa Walca .t'oy wouli sond delegates
,n,r" ,h n,onas'a,,s WIZ, Peannps wise. ~
III" prosI,,ont vii tnc, xor.. .en raaret v" ~.
Comtnlss;on. as hody 1r inl,v,l"., sha,1
taIsr .uy step that wo,,i,, scen, To nubnr,1,nrtn
, 1881-12-09

] will he devoted to the consideration ni
executive business. mid to tho discussion
us the thrift mud tn Presidential disability.
Thu only pnrtfoiss Of the Presidents llGssngo
yet referred aro tllosu rcsatlng tn tfr ct'llneu
of allscr artl tho retirement of tic silver err
t!'lcntcs. These, oil motion Of Senator Vor-
hccs, went tu
THE FINANCE COMMITTEES.
Tho Sehate Committee o,l Privileges nfltt
Elections. l,nd N,H1cr consideration tntay tho
chses of LnptlaiM anil Miller, or NGw Yurts.
M action WITS taketi, hut tito fceltng lit tho
I eatliinittce sGc,ns To up 10 ask to bn tlfs.
cliarKcd from further consideration ot tho,
casss, Ms they find nothing In them. The Ut
Tempt to Gust clotd urnn tlso tftfcs Of TIC
nov New York SrnatUrs WIS ut bust piece
uf splte.work.
| sUSaEr cox.
| Mr.. Randall Ii discovering TINT he will not
be nl1le tn unite tlle Democratic party on II
proposition to abolish tho lnterllut ruvpn1e
systen. Mr.. COx referring to the KAlnlnll
propostior, says: "CertaInly, tMxat!on
| might to b. reduced. Tho lnturual reyuI,re
SYSTEM should be nnodltie,l, not how
abolished, alld tho tariff shout. bo rcvtscd:'
Onr legislation slIouI,t DO Iii h l,lorc couti-
| IientaI sp[rEt, not In IL narrow spirit, not IN
thu Interest ntnna ot tho senboartl, or uf n
section, but Of the country and tho continent.
Mast certainly should wo bulItl tlp Il t,t,vy
md II merchant marine. huvu Just r.
turned fron II journey to M tic countries
and thu abscrlco af tho tlag Of Tie unltetl
Slates from nll seas aild a'l l,arbors Is innli-
lntttlr to MI American traveller"
s1ls WILLIAM II. SnIilltsoN,
OF Illinois, sAId: ~. for o,,e, shall. try to
modify and reform both tho tariff and tho
il'furslai-resenrc systoln, bntsI slu not be-
ltesu III giving the extrcuu prutcctiorists my
attlnccessnsy EXCUSES fur maintaining thuIr
various system rs 1t Is"
"ISAMLtry."
~ To the tFtsstrn .lssottafed Prfis.
WAsnlSoroy, u. e., Dec. S.-F0slowing is
tho full tuxt Of tlIe bill Introduced I'll the
Scnaie today by tartu1d to provide for tho
performance ct the tlutcs ot tho Presidential
office. lit case of tho removal, death, resgne.
tlolt. pr Inability or tlu President:
lie 1t t'aetf, ETC.. That Hec. lil. Title, y, Of tho
Revised stnthtcs, Is hereby repealed.
SEC. :. LII cnsp Of thu rcmuyuE. death, res.
ixnatlon or !nAbillty OF buth tho President ut,d
Vice. President Ut tho t1nltcd States, the Socrc-
t1ry OF State for tue time being, Or. II thoru bo
no sccrethry Of stntc, theN tho Secretary Ut tho
f'rcns'iry for tho ttmu being, Or. If there t,u
neither Secretary of stnto nor Secretary Of tho
Ireasttry, thon tho Secrctnry Ut Wnr for tho
time tosns shatE net us President until tho tlisn-
hlllty he removed or tho President he elected In
Inc fnancr and ut tho tttno provided In the
Constitution and thu laws; nr II. euso tterc b,
no occaslun under tho law for 1T, olcotfun, tlntl
the existing torn Of Office uf tho President so
removed, resigned, dead, or disabled s.,all lavo
cxpirpd.
1'1.Ustl1's I,iIrn
Tic bill Introduced II, the Senate by Mr..
pluu3b tG f!cctare Gprtntn 1u,ula tnrntne,r,
, 1881-12-09
i,lled to tho british j4jaud. -

plte.t to tho british ,vt,.1
strip them nf II grcnt '1IEulas. wonn
Industry, M unttun. hmm ,,,h're nlh're Ut lkn;t
ut,d utidr nrticiss mil r,r,,LK, FIX, tnhor, ,'niI
int t,n,lr trsni,tcts. hfrrr,,,,,' 'nnh,nery W.T.
lntlrxinly udhnrnl Il, u t,n 10, 20 llc cu.uu su
lut,tD,It,,,ur r,Irrrs fnr ~ ~ a.s9i!,l turf ~
Observation-Disclosures nu,iI,s u"t''"rinn II n,Jta
Merrill sisgue-sml thut ii Enn,I m ' 'ir,n aroaI'
with Eronrlc.y hu given H.. 1' ua',A M'r,tA tnn,,i
yt,stKsr "l, tcst .xrcrrnao, @ ,'tr"t,tn.. t m,oaii
sntrt ,lut to att Il, la Hist ~ lanuf,cllires
wtl,nnrs g, nlt,y coniestitsS ;"it.y " p!cyo,l,
yttrN ul,i, refrsci IL r., ~ in,'.'.,''xha1n '.,' n1ny
Tiny were tu,siy ha,nii,ann,",sn1' n,s'"'tcl t. With
t!tuIed With reference ia w. llc tda.
tulidtttun Ut our Nuricultur.,I t',.', ln,retmi4
tho nrntgetivr t,trjtT In ty,t,tr,a, ,lI!ty Judi
tlnIt Frilfsh furnjnss uuI ,,s,t.r,r u W. at%*tti.
mt ssa'ewl,sr i,rilI%trlcs w'i,' ' ~, ,'lerswa,
nr'zul ty frrn tr4ly slurrIll mi ,i,'i i",i e rna.
committee on Fin1t,t.r, ,ut nj ,h, "ct tn thn
Mr. tiarlatnl, w0 tir4rsi i" lr fh'...vwr,'t,not h..
subject. wstArrw h!s n,"tinn. TIo In,,,oa na 'hs
IiirNrtsy SB1ei TIN lIupr fur spnn ,t, ~" .'s tei.
trss, nnl tho hu1jcct wis !1iuraaI1f mIIf' l'a.'.
over far tllc present. '''"''S pa'scd
Tho President l,r, tcn, suhmt,tc, t,,o
OF Tho 4rpret1ry Ut tho Jtturiar Il, ~ ~. .eson.s
oicrrs clerks, utstl u,hor S,opy.s .ao ha!es VI
r ;cnt 1'e o,, sr!nit VII, ,s s'9r into appss .
which enut Is ctinrgcd, ana tllcutv M9 xhSaie S.aie 10
III tho UnIut,, mid WIN In flln t,,mF'1etstd
!.I!ts. werp Irit.n'.icr,t ind rcferrui:'
fiy Str. rcuIIctm-TD nruv,hr I'm,
capa ocrrs 0f ear executive tlspnrt ,nn ,nu ns!a.
ispy ot sfsn o ,s sr Fl ,s 1
Ut SIR. l'ohuton, tn sl,scul commit t On Y"4on ~
tO he appointed by tho thuIr. VI len
n, to ia nst accr;abs ,ait fra, me M'.s,tppi
ni1lps Mhnyo St. Ll,llts. Also for u,.nr'iit ~ elEat
, 1881-12-09
CHICAGO.
PROSPECTS OF THE CANDIDATES FOR col
T,ECrt1lt.

4IuStECT5 UF THE CANDIDATES FOR COL
LECrOls.
Special Dtspatch to Tie CHICAGO Tribune,
WAsfltSGroN, D. G., Dec. s.-Tho friends
OF Willtnin Penn Nixon have privately nd
lnittcd today that they l'aye little hope that
lie ca', be Maaa Collector. Logan has dcfln-
lily Informed them tint ho cal,not support
Nixon, and TINT lie will bs Obliged
to recommend nnother nun. Who TINT
man Is lie llas not yet stated, but tho Chicago
C1hErcsstlen nre OF, tho opinion tlus Dun
Shepard Is tho man. Whether Davis ,as
second ch0ice sfter A. III. Wright n not
k,lnwn. Farwell's first choice still la William
Henry Smith, ho says, but Nlxun's friends
claim lin for them as his second choice.
Whether their Claims nru well founded does
mt appcar. Mr. Altlrtcll does not seem to
be taking any pnrt In tile fight, and says thnt
not sinRlu person III Ills Congressional Ills.
trlct ltas asked lin for his support Tor that
position.
THE ILLINOIS MEMBERS,
outside Of Chicago, Ut course, take no inter-
est III 1t. 1t Is not known that Luga,,'s rec
om1nendation will prevail, but 1t Is pretty
certain TINT nobody will be appointed who Is
especially hostile TO Senator Logan, for tho
Sunato is SO constituted null there Is such an
element Ut Frcenasonry In TINT body that q
man who ls tic political enemy of Sonator
Lognn could probably not bo confirmed.
-TlIE ONLY DEFiNlr THING
about tho Collcctorsllip IL that tho appoint-
l,lel,t Is pretty certain to he postponed until
tho last0t this nlonlll. Representative Davis
sniI this morning tlat he hnd beell to Bea tho
President In tlu interests Of Il. NJ. Wright,
md tf,at tlla President Informed him tllat l1u
should gtye tho subject very carcful consEti-
eratlnll, ailt that he understood tilat no a,,-
lntntnent would be u,atlo beforc the inst OF
December.
, 1881-12-09
SPANISH CLAIMS.
nLA1SE'9 WITHDRAWAL. or CASES pNpN TIE
CuAiAllhSIuS.

Special Htspateh 10 Ihs ch,taeo Trtbana
WASHINGTON, u. T., Dec. S.-The follow
luz IL the LITTER Ut SECRETARY Hlninu tu the
counsel of the United States befosa the
Spanish Claims Commission. Though ca!teu
cut by u, Individual casc, 1t states the gels
eral position Of our GuYurnmbilt III regar.1 to
The broad question Ut naturalization. Tho
nryu1ielst ot this letter has aiso, been conl-
INUNDATED to the Spanish Minister lorc, alul
to our Minister at Aiaurld:
pErAHrAEsT Or STATE, WASHINGTON. D, C.,
Nov. Ns 1sSl.-TAonaas J. Drrant, EA4.. Eo,4n4<i
}or tha United Stst1s-61n: have acknowledged
tue receipt OF your leslers informing rp thai on
sueh day ~ may To agrcea upon the advocate
VI spalu beforo tho American aud 6panish Com
n''ssion will move 10 strike tho casc os Pcdru
1}liEdt from the Docket III consequence Of tho de.
, 1881-12-09
Mrs. Garfield Given the Franking
PrivileRe-Hazen's Unpopular
Bill-Patent. Sharks,
Howe to Get Tho INtcrior-kcifcr Hard
nt Work--Old 1snac l}nssctt
Mudc Happy.
Bills Which Arc About to Do Presented
Profits Of tho Mints-Politioal Views
of Atkins, Of Tennessee.
MOnRILL,s SPEECH.

srteh. Dl.pa,eA to Tie chleace tribune,
j, WASHINGTON, u. e., Uce. s.-Seuator Nor
rlli brxan to-day tllo discussion Of thu tuttif
,,llcst!ur. Many Of tile politicians hers BE-
IIuyu that the tariff Issue will provoke IL great
.lrul of important discussion this winter.
Tho political Influences which lung Iel,sto
may >ivyclur aru regarded 1s likely to BIZ Of IL
mUre immediate consequence than my effect
s,,cl, debate lllny have Oh the Tariff btE. 4
distinguished ,icnlber vi tho 1lonsu, Demo-
Graf, antl n former candidate for Speaker,
, 1881-12-09
NOTES..
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ato''ea VI A"ct"l' No'onutt Ill Ills annual
fcpoft' recommends MI Individual stamp fur
CignrB, On tile grUlli,tl that 1t wn,tl,l afford
tbs hinltrYt prunf nf ti,c m,vrsnt ,,r ria trx
a,,d ,vrnl,i ,,rc,nt t,,o fr",,t't,,, .,,.,,s, s
.ta...'.. .au i.''t1sLe VI
at"llte" ooSes' which Is bellesed t0 be n
tlelliis III t0ss to thn Government. lle
IL Of opinion that tht, system Of
stamping ouch cigar with Il STAMP
prepared Tor general usr. Wtt[iD1it raferrj,cp
10 tic number ,r,rGr1 Il, Inn hny co, ,,,, In.
tr,,1,,as.t ~ - tl'o oos, e"n w "'-
.to""ee" ~ S'cat H't'ah1a3o 10 Tue t'overl"
i.,'n j.: ~, ICY. ""'', -. it"Wset' III 1li1ilo's, IL
iie1o u. u'o h!teSes1 VI eileiit VIM thinks he
l'as Invented device which will meet the
renurenirtlts 1T tin fnfrruul.revrnt,t, 1,uul.
It will Le u ll,;ttcr TINT Congrcss will I,aye 10
pass upon bvforu ms sto!nu cnn l,, nttnntc,1.
lin. ,,,,u,. = ,t,r-r. ~, t,,I,c t,I,
,v,,, r.ttr.,f fr.,u, H.. s'a,.'..,, .auo
r,, 1u toii '''o .oee4et"tss''p hl the
ialls ieGntlon u accept thc position Ut First
Assistant Secretary Df Stutc, MISC expcets to
retirc from The Htatn Dpnurt,lrnt ~ ao,,,, na
hls a,tcccssnr ,f. ttnnnr.,ft r,",t,, ' :. ~" ,'
80 ,..e', -"'' '''cto1t "t's 10 hF'
pel''tca' oo'he surprise N manifested that
Mf. Darts sholA ciI00se to reftnQnfsh Il llfe
position Ull tho Court uf Claims bench for
wlnt nk hc,t n,uv ,,ruvn !, In -,
ri,,rt .,., "'s np'' ~ ~ !"
"%s "uIar, eccrE!afy 1,a t',t, OF a,"'e a. s''al
Hu,,ri, ,+a .,t -. H., W T.'o T.!!
, 1881-12-09

Special 0apdteh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
WAslI1N0ToS. ID. G.. Dec. 8.-A[r. Artcc,
Commissioner Indian Affutrs. Is elnlunvor-
inE to abtatn tlie enrolment Ut tho WInne.
laEu lttltalls Ut Wisconsin,. Under MI ar
ra'lga,sessL nlatle Will, tho representatives of
tlNlt tribe lerO ttls tNll, liz recently sent u1
agent from tic Interior Department to Wis
col'sit IL 1nake tho enrolment, and did nut
elnploy II fnwyerllnMcd II. G. Leg, wl.nn, tho
1ndlnns desired hin tu engaged fnr tlut pt,r-
pUse. WIN, Vi, account of l!ls influence over
tho tribe, ls. generally known III Wisconsin
as WinitubaEo 1er." When tho pgcnt Ut
tile Interior Department reached thu Win
ncbaHo reservation, therefore, he foll,,d TINT
there were no WlnncbnEoes there, nnd lle IT,
ported to tho department TINT the Indians
Ind -"
TAKEN To THE WaOpS
Mt The tnsttga.lo,l at this lawyer. Tho ngcnt
has reported that ile will bu unable to nc.
cotnplIsll Ills mission, and tho Department,
III consequence, l|iAy yet bo colnuelIgtl to
engage Winncbay0 Leu" 1t isn untter
OF Vitat Importance to tho Indians, for they
cllnnot roeulye the annuitlcs unless they aro
enroltetl, and 1t tho enrolment is not IT.
fectcd slfs winter tho annu1ties nluy be per
lnncntly lost.
, 1881-12-09
WASHINGTON.

w ASHlNGION.
Senator MorrII['s Speech on
the Tariff the Event
OF the Day.
Great Interest Evfncotl on The
Democratic Sido Of tho
House.
The Bourbons Alarmed by the Pres
ent Attitude Of Voorhees,
aud Hendricks.
Text Of Blaipe's Letter on the
Decision Of Baron Low
enhaupt.
The Dignffied Attitude Of the Late. Ad-
minlstratIon Toward the ST.
yer Congress.
Chicago Offices in Logan's Con-
trol-~-Tom Murphy in
Great Luck.
"
Mrs. Garfield Given the Franking
PrivileRo-Hazen's Unpopular
Bill-Patent.sharks.
Howe to Get Tho Intcrior-kcifcr Hard
at Work-Oll 1snac l}nssett
Nudc llappy.
Bills Which Are About to Do Presented
Profits Of tho Mints-Politioal Views
of Atkins, Of Tennessee.