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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-10
WOODWARD CHIPS.
Enough of the "beautiful" just

Enough of the "beautiful" just
now.
Wolfe s. Hosterman, our enterpris-
ing merchants, have secured the SER
vices OF Mr.. Robert Miller, Cf Spring
Mills as clerk.
Mr.. G. r. SpiGelmeyer, who for a
number of years has so satisfactorily
administered to the necessities Of this
people In the mercantile line, Is max
ing preparations to move to Spring
Mills, where he will open q store ut the
old Duncan stand. May his labors In
the new feld be crowned with abund-
ant success.
N. w, Eby 4 Co. have closed the
whisky distillery. Nobody need be a
Harmed however. for there is enough Of
the spirits on hand to replenish the
private demijohn OF every man within
a radius of fifty miles.
Mrs. Searle and her son James, who
have been here spending the winter
with Capt. VanValin's, have returned
to their home at Eagleville. James is
q boy of no ordinary talents, of q kind
and cheerful disposition, careful stu
dent, and excellent composer. II he
does not turn from ibis present path
he will certainly some day stand high
among men.
One OF our citizens insfited "Young
America" the other day, whereat In
dignant Young America replied with
q volley of stones. This raised the ire
OF the citizen, who tried to collar
Young America, but the latter prov.
ing their ability to hurl all kind of
missiles with such mathematical pre-
cision, the citizen suddenly disappear
ed around the corner and the fusilade
ceased. Bays should not be encourag-
ed to whip big men; but big men
should be encouraged to speak decent
ly to boys.
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-10
SALE REGISTER.

March 18th. administrators of Adam ZerbS,
deceased. Live stock, farm implements and
household goods.
March 10TH, Jacob +. Slower, HsInes town.
ship. Live stock, farm implements and house
hold goods.
March 18th. Farm OF Philip Ertle, deceased,
HaInes township.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-10
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-10
THE NEW BIBLE, QUICK WORK.

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has been so many years In course OF translation
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porta nj literary enterprise this century has
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, 1881-01-24
WINTRY WEATHER.
CHICAGO,

GIifCA0O.
DyIA worry tsckle brhayior during tho part
four wcoks tho weather snay be satd TO hayo
ftkoncd Itsett tiuto x4tdy: coquot,-wlth
chM1lgcs frequent md sudden, ami With 0cn.
ofRl donlaan0r Of hcartlesneaa. FiFst camg tho
hitter cold threatening to drive tho tnuro,try
elcpn out through tho bottom of thd thcrtnoh1-
etrenl tuhos, and aubJeet.nE one to tho t0rturu
At being nsked fsvo huudrod times day, "1s
thta cold enough for yo,ls" Next can,e Just
snow enough to whct one's appetite for
s!clgh-radln9 and cscato an pcean ot sillsb.
Following this eano tbs foz (Which led Ia n.,tucr-
GuA railroad cAtastrophIcs, and. acting In cotl-
Junction with tho FROST lent, R'itseslMx and
t'cMut!fut aspect to Nature. Ti,cn snore saow
tol.owe1 by sums additional snow, thon inorc
anw sslll,;-9n1 II ts s9owtt. yct.. Thq eod. .Nrt.
'iissau riSs sS,apisecasy. sinr Ill 10 in,a,:
norutle coughs ailu colds auA promising surply
10 eoco!as morxo te1ore T. " wenrs M out: .,u...
lho, pasi forty eight haura thu snowfall has ex-
porlenoc! tlle y no ,ntern,s.'on. a!at thoso who
KNOW that tho coll mid wit strIkv through 10 tho
trat with startling anu extremely d!saEroraGlo
o oada @ aSs, TasS as% osss's ssesS ay III It'll" u
s,ews Gun DO Impartial a. tu tho snow ainrln, hut
there aru soiso whose tntUrtnattolt on tue aubjrc
Hsw. Y aa wa'sans 1x ~ yo xssax ' ~ . %
lnr unnttraat1y1 0bJepla BY Ing ulstau,nrphnsel
whito. x renuFsur WIN wns rccxIiss ouoilxd 10
venture out from bis lnxnrIal,sly -upt1nled
quarters yesterday tnllnd out few shInEs
about tho Weather which ha xeuer'usly lr.i,la-
niits heruwfth:
HS0W CoaistEScEn FAILING
about 10 neiuck Friday uIYht. aud ut this writ
Ing mas continued to Eui 0vur slnc0 with hut
nnn ln{etlassinn. which occurred before lMy-
!iKht ,t;st@ss'ay @ mnr,'lug. A. to tho depth n
,neasuiemen,, Gut. 20 avuo.,ilng t. thn % stSnsi E'
Bsrsiou Oit!ve register, IL thn snaw h4tl bten
plpclpltatra IN tho furIn nf ruin 1t would hayr
been u tho depth Of ubu.lt two uud i half
bnchcs-hasd!y ~ much as would IN stippospd
WHOM y !. considered how very l".R kho storm
hax tasted. Htralino 10 say, tho hnruu,utef has
not ocoa falling any, aud Tho H4nal seFvico
ntlcer4 expeutel Satlrdzy night to 400 yeater-
day ooia w. S!eaE 4 lunar hx!o prssvnte:! !t.el{
tho pr.,iniso VI precipitation mus ul0rc tAnn tul.
lltea during tho day. IN aptB Of tho contrary tu.
feAtusoV VI Yesterday anoW.atotsu was that curly
, 1881-01-24
THE TAX FORGERS.
Eaton Arrcsscd, and u Warrant Ont fol
KAukcx

Eaton Arrested, and Warrant Ont for
lkAnkc.
Charles Eaton, tux ngent fora number of bNsl-
ness flrins ind private individuals. whose nanlo
bus been un1leasantiS mixed u1 IN connection
with tho tax rorRcrfes In County-Cturk klo*kc's
nfice, WIS arrested at his bone. No. EIT Fralrlo
avenue. curly Iaat ovcntng by Detectives Elliott
and Wiley, Of tho Coutrn! Station, wh0 wcrc pro-
yjicts With warrant sWorn cut by afr. kI0kkG
buforp Justtco Kaufusan.s. charging Eaton with
furRery. Several haurs OF tho pyenlnk woFo
spent by tue cltlcers III accompanying
Eaton about Town IN bis search
for bnil, and, ~ no ono wAs
lu,,nt, tho prisoner was compelled to spond tho
gvht In Il witness gtalnl vt tho AF.nury. l1e ex-
pfrtsed himself rs not very much surprised At
Mr. Klukko's Actlon. tut the time md nin1.ncr OF
The urrest did catch him unawurcs. liz hul
nothing fnrtlor to say concsrnlnE sho otHrKes
brought nRHInst him. The warrant upon which
tho arrest waa mAdo WIS very nlsnft In Its
ch.rHes, ut he Suppressed lhat thdro WAs l10thfnH
ntw Mtlegea hvuI,st him. An tnterv!uW with
EutDlI published In TIM TRIBUNE several lluyS
aKu was referred to b. him ns fully answering
ali thu statements thus fur tnula BY Mt. kinkkv
Sir. Kiokko was subsequently, visited nt bis
h0H,c Us II TIstnuSE rupntter. froM Whunl ho
tttst received tho inturlnMtIon thAt Eaton hid
bern arrested: and. u|nn being told that tho
prlsuGr wnk theil hunllllK hrtltnd Tor ldht!suat,
Mt, ktukk1 observed; hnp1 Justice kAuf-
mhnU will l,o VERY curcful To EecIrb Ha.O.l Rt,,l
sufficient bnnll. fur tho casu ts unu demanding
, 1881-01-24
WASTED WATERS
The Daily Consumption Equal to
Three Barrels Per Capita. :.
An Extrayagant Waste That Should De
Cnrtnitcd.
Engineer oregier Wanta Another Crib for
Full Protection.

During tho pnst week n TninESE reporter has
had scvernl tntka with Clly.EnRlnner Crcxicr In
relation 10 our water.suppty and tho cxtrara-
Eant rise Of tho fluid by people In EhtcuRo. cs-
pcctalty during thts harl, cald winter. During
tho year 1880 tho average daily consumption per
cnpta was nbout three barrels.
Mr. Crcucr insists TINT to a ccrtnin extent
Chtcugn ts as tho mercy Of tho elements. lie
tltxs nut consider this city MS absolutely safe
with one Inlet for her uafur-supply. There
should 10 nnuthor erIb erected further out III tho
luke. and perhaps further north. Nm orc knows
Ssy"na ds',1 TS"ush '1sn,a'nx s a not straek
whoro woui ~e DO? Chfca9o ,aho,Itd prs,yide
Wiz int Impossible. Tho f,t,trc inaxnl.ade 1t
chicax0 tttt'nld mt In Mtiy w'se 'lcpena fphn nto
5 sst Tns ,Ss @ r.: gs5fss'y tfs sb' ad %
culnpse: hut this city and itt Interests wer.
xr,wing sg 90 rapidly TINT tl!o ;, wnter iacsItles ~
pending. ~ VT ii, t,,,w: upnt uae crit. As to 4
systeh, i! ruaervnlrs. Mr. .Crexlcr dues not thnk
4 rs' f. san!c H.. The stSs co
servo supply Of water Is needed, ts the pumps
a. tns sst w.fS Direct an n ,s.',,txensy e.
vrertcJ, b. wh'c., tho pu,np!1ig fa.tt[ttcs would
f,.it III vi ,e,ncruenc$. The Crlb Is ut tic
mercy ot the caenclsts ~ eertn!n sstetit.
hut tho othor wnn1d reulain. Mr. cscEicr be-
lievcs that this n ,nntter for serious tt,sIdeEa.
@ ew c. crS it, wold VIII can cr,at irra ,itio1Sl i *"
pc,lsc, tut the Whtcr Department iy II paying
Institution, mud With Increased population tho
creased. The pn'plug- works are now lctnE
.sste to VII ng .s ths!r f'i c9ncy 9d thli
Nir. cresier says il relation to tho wastc Of
wa.er: ,.cr: ,,n,t.. :, ,,., :, r,,,,o, ,,nx
IA nn,v, ad Inns for several yturt been. c.lurtno,s-
ly extrnvGs1!nt uhl out 1f Mll due proportion y,
, 1881-01-24

from n perfectly ctntidIcas SKY, tho moon and
Stars shining with ,It,ifnitncti GrfRhtnesa,
AlthnnRtI iho streets have bcctl rysu sloppy.
dars lyprn ntnlsc tho freezing p,iiut, the mcr-
tIry ias etltnlpd up tho tuba. n. far NJ - tr N
irKrcrs, Iut nus mt rentcd j. .1carceS, md The
The slesviiIiig ii Hnr, and MichxlH uScni,e
presented kectio Of exciting interest Yesterday
By ertwda hf f,cnpu on TIN pavement as well is
1y tlnsn who rtrle behind tic spirited animals.
IT wHA With great difficulty and labor That tho
shtIsfuatnry running prtter. uni If tic snowfall
continues tntieil hltIEot eIttcmu mcnA,irQs will
hnsa n h. tcanrtct 10 BY tho companies 10 pre-.
, 1881-01-24

ST. Lo,Is, Mo-, ian. a22-Fanuy Dayen.
port. WHO las been playing MI engagement
ut the Olympic Theatre tl,Is week, essayed
the character Of Cumtitc lust night for the
first time, antt ncheved splendid success,
the house being, packrd through a1lu aIl
stalldlng-room occupied. I'ls piece wus re-
teasetl this afternoon Mt tho matinee and tue
rush WIS so great that scores OF peop!o had
to be turned away. tlero nat bclug eve,.
etallding-roon I'll my ,,art Df tie house nfter
fastts Si;aiie Il stei'lHr prieps tND "ouSes
The rlce!p,s for tho Dernllar.lt season aud
6ltgse Nfght tickets ntiotlnt to Si5.400,. alNl
tho weuk's business Is expected " be fully
S:p.60o. The lMtly will .urrve herr, to-,nhrr0w
lnornhnE a!sd open ut the Granu Opera.lluuse
Monday night.
, 1881-01-24
RUSSIA,

GEN. sKoDE1.ESF MEETING WITH SUCCESS.
Sr. PErEitsnun0, Jntl. as.-Gen, SkobeleG
tecRraphs that during the hight between the
15tl, mud 1Gttl Inst. the Russians carried tho
Tekke positions forty yards from, the walI Of
tho fortress. Tho Tekkcs 1nnlie dcspurate
efforts to recover It, bnt failed. At I o'clocls
OF tho evening Of tllo 1Utt the entire force Of
tic Tekkes assaulted tho Russian centre and
left, and desperate. fighting e1,suel alonK
nBarly the wh0le linz. Vho IG&kes were
'iually repnsed With great slaughter alld
pursued ny, aver the renlparts of their ow,,
and rfghty-tWo wounded. Tile Kusslnt,s con-
ttnuo sapping and iutrenc!lng, but opera-
lions ara difficult because the rilenly n,atllni.
pcrs theul, ten to one. The heatl OF tho sap
Is within thfrty-tOnr yards Of tho wall. Oh
Eth tic Russians Lost f0ur killed aud eighteen
wounded by sliArpsllootets.
RELIEF.
loxpoy, inn. MEA d!apatell, from st: st,
si1fserg fe frp aayf :rv Is ovnnrIl svSgsa @
!let Of Gcok-Tepe with Il battery OF artli-
Sr. PErEnsnrRo, Jan. o3.-Thc Golos r.
CARDS tho reinforcement of Gen. SkobeteH
rs absolutely necessary.
TREATY WITH CHINA.
:. Sr. TETE1tslluA0, Jan. e3.-'rh0 mnin ont
lines Of the Arrangement bGtEeel lsussin aud
{:!!na arc tllat Russia s!IMll restore all nt
,ortiiwes. Of iii. Cl,ina viii pay Il ts,ii'sta,:
tinl anluunt oyur and aboye 0 600 900 roubles,
stipulated BY tho TREATY OF Liyatlia. for the
EXPENSES, ,of llusstn's military preparations.
DEAD.
ST. pETEnsnuN1, Jan. n...-LfGut.-Gc
Iergoukassotf Ia l0Au.
, 1881-01-24
COR0NERtS lNOuEsTs.

ID ~, ~ iatson yesterday hold an Inquest at
t..n -, esooF street upon Michael CotIey, ~
tsc,sast a.e. who died VI injuries received by
t,s.Sssntaly falllns from porch la front .. his
,a,.,aae ,aqeaee to tho ground, a d.stunco of about
tpo"I teet. Al the Chtchxo Avenue Bt4tiou
ttsper ~ 4, E'pe!aud, iho defuultlng tx,0k-
.,sIsls' ta t3'atisl, slllnv e., who eu,aittea
!QabeT nfuhsW!ck d. lsuIEo Cumpany's
9tnsi tstu vto!' ~ tho luke v-shore- The Jury ~
Stt ii ~ u.et tset Ut Suicide, while tuborlnx un-
ss9rso<sl !esai;7Fasy ink,llity. At tho 1uwn OF
10 sas Wooh J.,seph Tuoksy, IL years III ueu,
eqch &c .nt4wn teuln hia waKon accidentally il,
~ bmsss nat tho waKon-box FIJI! upun httl
Httet, ut%, ~ neck. Also ut Nu- ~ Johusoil
s'eseS essesSra aasa Of ronxession of liz lunks. want
&sleal trta;t,ee, tsate, md lssk Of neussshmsns and
, 1881-01-24
Il DOLD IeDfsBElY.

6pttta! Otspafrh To 3hf thttd9o 1rtbNnk.
OMAHA, Neb.. jan. 23.-Tho depot nt Wasoo.
on tho Omaha l. Republican VALLEY Isallroad,
was rubbed lust night Of $500 by two maskel
mun. G. +. Henderson. Station Agent, WIS
sitting In tho depot between 10 und II o'clock
waiting for tho regular enst-bound passenger
train for omHha. which wns aclnycl. a special
Train from Lincoln Ind lust passcd on its way
10 Omaha, when the two men entered. atI.
puHtlnR their. feyulvtrs at Henderson.
told hin to throw, 10 hts hands, "uieh
10 dill: after which they ordered him
10 drtlyer orer 1ll moneys III hta posscs-
s,on: a: He replied that that h ha.! .l,,st
tci and told him II he didn't unlock tile saf0
Within one n1lnutu thoy would hUw hs brafAs
out. Henderson accordingly opened tho katc.
from WHICH thoy took MI tho ii,nlley. and tht,.
tcx iatextf;g letcrsn,, fa to ep tloy !1an.cai.
,,os, as css"uG from Tue nuI!ltaE aud no.tlstt tns
" tra! tho robburs, but da not autccpd, a. their
trn!t wa s,,on! loat IN tho drifting sn0w. thcrp
eral uiia'n,s Of tho road, togethor with lin ex-
por'encod detective, lott for Wahoo GU apacA
}fnjN.
, 1881-01-24
SPAIN.
SpAIN.
THE cOf.US1At. T.tltlFF I'll IIf: AtpntFIEu.

THE COLONIAL TANlFF I'll Nf MODIFIED.
Spectat rdhtf.
MApni1. jan. Gl-rIe Minister for tho
col"htcs ni,d Seflor Caloyns slel Custillo nru
Inclined to 1'lotltFy the coEnalal tariff III three
polnts.-by tho reduction Vt export duties III
the West llidlus; by declaring certain mr.
tIclcs fintl'S tile impDrts, such, rs
nre chiefly nscful for foul anu
alfncntaty purposes. 10 be free TT duty;
and BY reducing many duties that burden
American fulpnrts ~ regards tho tlllFcre,ltlal
llag unty. Both CANVAS ntlu the Minister of
Murine llnye resolved to reduce It, hopiug
thus to obtain frum tho. United States ~
tlucttalt Ut tho flu! duty laid upon the Spnn-
Isl flag 4 few years ngo.
THE STORM.
The floods and gnIrs TINT have rayagel the
entire Pentnsu!a for tett days are tho seyrr-
est Oil record. Tile inu,rlntiul,s Iuye catlsut
tic destruction Of hnlf The crop ot oranges
and lemons, a1id III immense loss, vs-
titnated ut over s45,G3U,00o. tu ngrl-
cultural Interests. Towns li!tn Seville,
Cnrtovn, mid DurKos wero Hooded, hut the
loss Ut life Was comparatively slight. Tile
ldss 10 shipping tn the coast IL supposed 10 cx-
cacd 100 vessels, and tho damage uo1,e to
vessels In ports like 11nplya, Bilbao, CntlIz,
DnrccIona. md santandsr Is also est!matcl
ut scyaraf intllfun aultars. After ten days Of
u.AI.Es AMI Fl.oop,
that l,nvc cut Otf talcgrnplis md 1lnile trains
forty.ciglit hours late mil Interrupted ttie
}lhes In the north nrd northwest Ut Spain,
We nov hnyo a snowfall Ut unprecedented
magnitude, II, the cu,trI and even III tho
southern part OF tho Peninsula. A1ndrttt
fles ti11ticr ole foot uf SHOW. Snow
haY fallen In .Andnlustn autl AfulnEa In the
, 1881-01-24

TIFF iEO.tT.lk.AtE, AHAtN lUxrIa)SEn.
LDst,t}S, inn. 23-Tilc-loat raec bctwcrl1
l1anla1, a,M! f.aycoak Inns bccn further p,st-
loncd until Feb. II.
- DEAD.
Engcne Joseph Vcrbock1ioycn, the eminent
painter, Is dead.
III tho 1lp,lsc Of Cotntrofs tho Under.F0r-
cign Secretary sa,d ti,at communication
frupt Mexico for removal Ut diplomatic re-
latI0lls would meet careful consideration.
, 1881-01-24

Osrscs or TIE GRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsniHaroH, p. C., Jau. AT a. m.-For TON
ncssoo anu tho Ohio Valley. clear or uirweather
lurlny the lHy, slight changes In temperature,
yurIablc winds, shifting to north Or Gust. and
stationary or slowly falling barometer durlnV
tho day.
For tho Lower LIKE region, slightly colder nnd
purify clear wouther and arcas of light snow.
nurthwcst to southwest wtuds. and rising, fol-
lowed by falling barometer.
Fur tho Upper Lake rrglon, slightly colder
and partly cloudy weather, sartatle wIt,tls. fol-
lowed during tho afternoon Or evening By fail
Ing barometer with westerly to o4o,lthorly winds.
u Fnr Tho unpor aiIas;ssipp. and Lower Missouri
northerly wlnas, shifting tu west and snuth,
slight chnnYu III Temperature. aud faillllg bur.
nlantgr.
LOCAL uGSxAYATtuNH.
, 1881-01-24
CUBA.

NO FflEE FIRtt.
HAVANA, Jan. 23.-'rhe home Government
Inns decreed that the importation, duty free,
of fish under foreign flag shall cease. It Is
reported TINT two American vessels trutlinK
between Key West md ltavalln witt, live tlsl,,
l!ase nrGatly changed the American for tAe
Spallsll tlnK.
, 1881-01-24
NEW ENGLAND.

NEW 10 TX, Jun. :1.-The storm Was quito gen.
cral th' III ;huut New England, Md OF unusual
severity. Travel Of oil kinds was almost sus-
pended. TIC IfusEon Rond waa bsockatied b..
snowtlIlfs. I'VE to ten feet high front Huston
Corners to 1fIllsdate. distance af eight miles,
Two express trains nnd the milk train wcre
sInWcd In GotwGan tue two iiamed plaees from
twenty -foIt to th!rty-slx hours.
, 1881-01-24
GERMANY.

INTE1tI11s BCUGEIg.
DERL1S, Jan. A1.-r1,o proposed estnblfsl,-
tllent of trtenn!al Imperial budgets whicl,
bismarck has agnin fntrottltcettin tile Uundcs-,
ratl' causes great opposition III the press. Tile
resignation of Herr Bitter, Minister Of r.
,tanec, Is considered probable.
, 1881-01-24

NEponrl:D srntESpEn OF ulllTrslI TNoopa.
1.oSIoS, Jan, &--ien. Colby telpsrap.,s
rs follows: 1tis iepurted from l>elngoa buy
TINT tho garrison At Sylenburg las surrelI-
tteretl." The garrison Is sstppasctF 10 cnnsIst
Of one conpally OF tho Ninety fourth 1scg1-
utEnf
, 1881-01-24
IN CANADA.

k5SosraS. Ont. Jan. 93.-rray nights atorn,
completely blpckca tho ruhds In tnis nctghbur-
,,s,nl. The drifts IN tho vicinity Ut Kingston
stills, four Miles dstant. wore thirty feet high.
st. 1u.Ly. N. H.. Jan, :l-A heavy snow-storm
prevailed nll day yostcrdAy.
, 1881-01-24

,... Special Dhpateh to Tae Chteaea Tribune.
w.srERrows. T!s., Jun. e3-1t commenced
showing Friday night. AMI the SNOW continued
~ fnli lnnrc or less all day yesterday, giving us
tho prciltcst depth VIC hnye hnd ut any one TING
this winter. The aleiRbny Ii now tlne.
, 1881-01-24

THE CIlfL1ANs Still. stccEssfC1.
LONDON, jan. GA private telegram ~.
cclvctl Mt Liverpool Gays that Callao hus bcen
surrendered to the Chilial1s Us we'll as Lima.
, 1881-01-24
fROS1fS ANSWER,

Special ptspdteA to IAs Gheaao IftbuHt
tr. IDuls. No., Jan. 23.-An answer by Con.
asessmau Frost, pcmocsas, to tho notleo Ut con-
test served upon hlm by Gus sesslnshns, has
beet, furnished the contestant, 1t dautea tho
allegations Of fraud praettced tl tho interest Of
tns Congressman, and rhArYo1 acts 0f bribery
committed ut tho polls In tho Interest Ut the le.
publican candidate.
, 1881-01-24
1TAI1;.
GAltIIAJ.flf.

vienna, Jan. G'.-'Tho German papers
state that tic ltu!Iau 1rseleutists hnyc per-
s.,adetl Gen. Garibalai[ to march with
volunteers nKninst Austrlon territory.
, 1881-01-24

Sr<etai pspateh to TAs Chicago TFibuh4
. 0coNox0wO:, Wis.,, Jan. 23.-Snow fell here
nll day yesterday. but has reacheu no great
depth. Appearances Indicate .tanuasy thaw.
, 1881-01-24
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JANUARY "a, 1881.

a subsequent clause will suspend tlle hal.cas
corpus by empowering the Vtcroy, tip,n
reasonable SUSPICION, 70 arrest my Inrsnn
declnGtl MI offender Within tle terms Ut tho
act. II will alstl prorttle TINT pcrsu,ls 50 ur.
rested cariltlt III rc1rusptl. tttell. ~ hall,sl
w!tlsont I'LL .oltser us tliu i'rtyy Council or
Nicuruy. .At0tl,cr cln,IM. will III certajn
cnses substitute trtut lA.fore tSD I,ugcs tur
tria hy Jury. It il l,t,ssblc ti,At s,,sIa,llsin.I
q tf'o lIal'eas corpus Will continue until tue
lst Ut August.
rAityELf.
1'arnell starts for Dublin Tonight and re-.
turns 'luestny. when lla will iInvo III tho
pnsal 10 Elrn precedence. To c,.ercit'l !t!s, On
t!lt. ground that Il wnnt.i invngt tNterfertuec
Will tho rights of private members.
, 1881-01-24

3S cents. kttsr1k j. I1ayncr'H "1Iarass
FAce Powder 4 4 cllartntnG Invention fer tho
ts1o.l.pexloM. White. ltostAie., and Bronctte.
piucn 10 the funluus MARS" CtIOynr. :.
, 1881-01-24

An A1lciinlsIior slcK.
vienna, Jan. H.-Thu Archbishop OF
V1e,na has lad stroko!of apoplcxy. lie Is
In great danger. IL
, 1881-01-24

NEw ORLEANS, Ln., inn. 23,--snor fell to n
depth OF ono Inch to-tlay.-the hnaviest fni fol
Hftecsi yours. Mcrcurya6 and growing colder.
, 1881-01-24

i have long prescribed tho shakcrs sarsapa-
lero,usAa Ulaxc, u. u. t}lmu.ito.l, N. il.
, 1881-01-24
FOREIGN.

EORElGN.
A Priest Shot by Order of the
Authorities of British
Honduras.
Ills Offohsc Was, TINT lie re.
turned After Danisl,ncnt
from tho Country.
The Coercion Bills to Be Intro
duced by Mr.. Forster
To-Day.
The Irish Members Prepared to OBJ
struot the Measures at
Every Stage.
The Bill for the Protection Of
. Person and Property in
.. Ireland.
The Viceroy Empowered to sus-
pend the Writ Of Habeas
Corpus.
Great Britain Probably Willing to
Renew Diplomatic 1scln-
ttons with Mexico.
The Greek Cabinet Averse to the
Proposed New Conference
Of the Powers.
Tlel Russian Troops Victorious Ia Sc.
rcre Fight With The Tekke
Turconans.
4 Bonaparsist Declares His Readiness to
Support the French Republic
Henceforth.
, 1881-01-24

When tho 'iJfaiu Is wearied, the nerves up-
strung, the Iuuselts weak, use Hop ntters-