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, 1881-02-04

TuE arrest Of Daystt n,ld tic temporary
suspension Of ttllrty.twO Irish members OF
Parliament from the HOUSE Of Commons
for thetr opposition to tito "cloture"
resolution Of SIR. Gladstone, Indicate
beyond u doubt that the British Gov-
ornlnent Inns lna.lo uu Its MUD to
waEo MI agRresslye warfare OIL the
Land League. Tia ruling OF tho Speak,
or oil tho previous day In cutting OF
dubate OIL tlio Irish Cncrcton b!tl, or ratler
tha motion far It's introduction, ii admitted
to be without precedent. The London Tin,es
cyon admits 1t. Tho whole course of
procedure WIS arbitrary, unjust, With
out WARRANT, ind tyranncn!. Mr.. Glad
stol,p md Mr.. Forster seem To hive
lost NIL control Of their ton,pers. Instead Of
procoellng III the reEnlar way md according
to the forms Of the House, they proceed in
all intllroct way mid contrary to tho rules
governing any deilberattve nsspmby,.
When Mr.. rarnel', who, rs tho lca,er.
Of tho groat minority OF tho Irish
people. supposed to be part md parcol
Of tho Queens subjects, nsked Sir william
iintcourt n legitimate question yesterday, ho
was scont0nlpta0nBly denied IN answer. Thu
scenes which followed Ilayo not been
eQuatcd In the House OF Commons
since Cromwell drove nut the nler,-
hers who waro objectionable. to him,
Granted that rnrnell anil his colleagues woru
acttng tho part Ut ohstruotlycs. they wore net
lng according to the rules Ut tho lIouse,
Until these rules were changed they
were acting within tlloir legal rights.
Obstruction hus been praet'cetl frb-
tI.
, 1881-02-04

THE gtst Of Republican newspaper cnn,-
mont TN the unlntnn uon Of Stanley Matthew'S to
the Supreme Bonuh Ia, that no ID ns$~exoctlpnt
1ur!st, thtIttEl! nut always j11iclous pUIltiuan
.--NeW i0Ek Tribune.
No, not cxnotty that, They "cou1ment" on
thoProstsiont for Jumping tho Seventh District,
which IL vacant, and tn which thu appointment
bolongs. to confor the appointment IN tho Sixth
District, which hns llrcatly two Supreme judges,
ami otic Of thotn tho Chfct-JIlstioe. Tho lsopitb
lfcau newspapers -" comment" on this tne1nusa-
bio and dsgrnopfIll fAyorit!sm. Their objDotfon
to Stnnioy Matthew'S himself is that he Is Jny
donld'a porsanaf property; that he Il onc Ut
0ould'a Instruments. worrying for the nblsps 0f
monopoly and n4ninst tho interests nf tho pnt,-
10: that whom he was Senator from Ohio he
employed hls official pustIou III tho Senntp-
Chamber tt libby and work for Gould's intcr-
osss, aud aRninst thosc uf tho people, as tho rco-
ord provcs thnt he did; md they nb-
ject to plncluE such n innn on tho Sl-
pren,c ncnch, 10 represent Jny Gould, and
tfIerc usc his influence to reverse tho decision
Of TINT Court dccrocln9 tsnlt tho Thurman bill
WIS Observation-Disclosures florcoly holding
that It Is not. Whatevcr tho se1tnto mny .ln, 1t
ia very c1cnr whnt they ouGht 10 10 In tho cAso
OF this lobbyist aud partisan pf Gould who ls
trying TO break Into tho supreme Court,
, 1881-02-04

~ stories of tho amount Of European
H.Ions into Mexico prove to be Wild
enna.,gssn;;lol:s. ,n., AEexleo las. been credited
WIN eah,... ~. pinua1ly European goods to tho
talos oi ~ ooo,ooo. 'DutAtr. Warncr l.. sut-
ton: lns r. gort turnislki to our stnts DO
,':,,,a ,en,, 70 oornment SLOWS That the average
.s.',.',, sa'a" y. two Yeas of European Imports
.eraEd ~, In Mcxlcan engl" dollars, was st0.-
,''s. u'o On ths gdl.l basis tho yaine Of these
= w Iwsfts was bu5SlG,S4opao annually. Itap-
iuai.s ifom tlcsc figures that tllu new system
IN fE-sleSican railways will not open surll u
n, ,olconda as has been promised.
, 1881-02-04
PERSONALS.

Salytnt says TINT Mary Anderson Is prom
isIng autrcss. probn6ly Mary sail Salyin! was
- hurrId old thug" wlcn sau heurd this.
Henry Ward Deoc'or says that 'i,o recently
refused IN offer Of s:D00 to lecturo for one
yoar Mr. Decchcs's cake ia ready Tor him.
Tho red 1nen aro bolug rapidly extcrml-
natcd. Twonty.sIx Crock Intfah b0ya haye pnun
sont 10 the Government school At Carlisle, PA.
Women own 678, 100000 worth OF United
Btatca Donda. Thoae figures Aro subjuot to
change ntter tile spring styles OF bbtls,e,. arc
out.
1,y carefully rcrusing an article entitled
"1he Dran,a Ut Ito.no." In the Sentinel. We 'cartl
shAt tho whala IL IN exhibition III Milwaukee ths
Wcok.
"Tho saying: 'Neyer kick q man when Ao
is guinR down hill ls ccstainty Il very proper
one. Wostern papera please oopy."-Iloseos
cD,lkliN0,
st. IA,uls newspapers nro writing tho up
opium tlunB OF TINT city, doubtless With tho Wow
Of misleading tho public iuto tue belief that tho
sleoplneaa whluh prpyultA tl,uro 10 produ0ol by
art|1ch! meHns.-lt{tF Cooper.
Tic Georgia papers nro telling about te-
Gently deceased r1trond oonluotog OF thnt Rtnta
who "nevGr s,nokodH plpo or drank Glass of
whisky" 1t Ia just tho sa.ne With Chicago cun-
1uclurs. Fittcen-cont cIgars and champagne
aro xooi enough fnr shen.
+ A Boston man found rough looking Indl.
yIt1ual tn hls aolas. "Who nre your" ho d..
tnanded. 'tThs gus mant cpn1 TO take the
Inotcr," was the rpply. "Qseat hoayonsp' cr!ud
tho householder, II hoped you wcro oaly burg.
lar,"-~ChaF9ts Francis 44ams.
Here Is funny item from tho New York
lost: VA gentleman tho other oycnlug objected
to playing CARD with Il lady, bouAuso, he said,
aha f,It n " univ ft11 hart Wa
, 1881-02-04

THE gradua!fy.unfo!llng doyelopmcnts nra
bringing to Wow tho oxt0nt. and character OF
Kc!nko's rnsealfttcs. Tho question Is nskel,,
wlat lsc did with alt tho money he obtnlncd by
forging and stealing tax-ccrtfcatcs. and II,
other criminal mothols In connection with tnxea,
flu found plenty Of wnys 0f cutting rid Ut tho
n'oney. First. ho wns a liberal patron Of tho
buckct-Ahops. ur,d dropped considerable sums
In bets on tho pslco Of produce; no1t he was
nttnchcA to tho fascinating Eamoor "rhhraoh,"
md dropped considerable Of his pl!tornys into
that Dea Hcn; thirdly, ho WIS fund Of Tho eoln-
pnny of fancy fotna1es. and tho rostdpo Of his
Rteaitngs won't to tho!r support nud etsolutnout.
tla was whut wHR oaGtf d inst young tnnn, ApI
hna nireHdy rcRohcd jail on tho rUaI to the Ien-
Itcntiary.
, 1881-02-04

TIE action OF less thai ont-third Of the
City Council (10 out OF SUl at the "Wednesday
night meeting inndopttns, unread. son'e |, 200
srctlolis Of TIC city ordinances WINS sca'lll-
lous disregard of law and i trilling With
public interests fur which tloru Is no apollo
gy: Tho Council ows 1t to the public to
scrut1ni2o this so-caletl revision of the urdi-
nances with care and deliber4tian bofnto
adopting it, and thus protect the city against
tho serious consequences nf error and bluli-
lars which aro inevitable in work Of this
-
, 1881-02-04

t,fteon journalists or publtelsts, twolvo doc
tors. Hevcn tRrrstcrs. six professors ur schoot-
n,astors. three artists. thrca engineers, niio
architect. nna contractor, 0nu cnRravor. 0Ho Bn-
liultor, ono notnry, Usln 0nnt,ner. mid ton nlgt
ut independent mems or n0tt1uscrlpta. Polite.
nllyt thuy mHy be divided fn.o thlriy-thrco more
Or icss ht1ynnueI i1cpuhllcH.is ih1rty.nno ltAtl-
cals, nnl eiHilt 1tchutionarics. Tho twctse sluo-
tors nre0sepublscans to n m6n. aud Tive uf thom
Extrotno lscpu1ltunns. rhis is not pcc,iinr 10
PATHS. for NIL. or very nonrly nit. tho medical
mel h, tho Sonato hud Chamber nro llkowIsc
Ruu,ttltcnuH.
, 1881-02-04

TIFF Oswego IN. ~ Palladium llas tho
c,,rls story TINT Justicu Awayno was jumped
In tho mnking up of thu EieotUrnl Commission
beeauso he was known 10 be personally on worry
Ertondty terina with MIR. 1tttlon. 1t NUS oYou
statot! that In Mr. Tllden's Grumuroy rurk lnan-
sion was room sct aEtnrt fur Justice Hwaynns
uso whenever hc SHOULD visit Now York. which
tho JndEs vas always oxpectcd to occupy dur
Ing his Nav Yurk so1ourtt. and whutl was known
rs Judge swaynn'a roon." Certain It wus ti.at
tho Republicans were uarotii to uxolutlo Jugtlee
Hwnyne from tho Electoral Commission.
, 1881-02-04

Fku& f1rS1f 3tfhtIlS n
,,,o1.naf,t for tra tlacfnrot,m, nf t,a r,s,it NJ
tho ln,n presidrnt,nl clnc,lor in Tia rhsanco
If e,mo,fto co,st1t,,tanot t,troa,,on 90 tn hou,
no E,o",o,o, v,,toS sho,i h,, c,,,,n."1 rort.
,,,,,,s,,, ,,n o,,,io - ra,, f.ns,,a,,t 81.
om",,,,,c ,,,t thorc ,r,s ~ ~" ronn for om~ ,,is. M
,utn ~ nart;s,n tr;ctarv Vevnr,,c,nsa ,ho
i,o,,ncrat,c lao,, ora n,ouo n dosuorotn hut
f,tIi,. .,tT,,rt u, ,,trt ;,,;t r,,o ~ C,rornas
tt,,,s t,,a r!S.o,,,;, o,,a 1n,ioiar,,
T,snort,nonta ~ tho 1.ovarn,no,,t NJ fr,,n ] .,,ss.
IT,, i;",.o a;,,,nr
In,,ao ~ f,o,, ,rsss ~ ra,oct ,,,n rt'to ~ % anv
st,,n t,,1,o ras,,.or,o,, ,o,,r,,o tt,,s oo,,rs',
,,r",ns, tn,t t,,n,. ,,"1 ,n stfstar .,as,a,, T.,
t,a ,ra,,as,,t",' % H. tho 1,n,s,h,ro"ns ,n,e;"
~ ,,,,t ."r,, ,,r,,wrlv ro.stnI tha nraootrr,
;Iha s,,o . .:oa s n,,fatr on1 .,,nao,,,s rat,.s,
.s,.,'.. ' =. ',,'a.'.,',,., s" .,
asas ;. "aS ~. eu"s'a,'s .'a.'''. sa9 ,.,s snto ~
'','n ou ~ y,a..'',s w. ~" s"."'s a". 1u"' .a's'
s ~ ...as''",. ""',a s"s 3s ,,.".'
"ao w., 40 " eo. NV !. .sssao
s,.s IT, 49, t,,<,',,a1 l.. ~ a'..,.o,, o' ..sa
ss''u' - '". :" NV ~. s.',,'
y..s1 n .,'. ~. ~ ""s. 49,, -
~. .1.s"'s.' n'u" toto WI" NV o'o! ."o
1Hps.2'' =. a.. eo.e'' ~ eso'. ~ sno
.s'osi"s'o ~ pI.sssoA'o' n"ci, @ no"ose., .s
tno ue'''uo'sls pee"'he eohs'nesA l,'as .,es
col''o ''.'t pass ''1e a!ors"a l!op''s!l'on, uey
"sieS" ~ e1'euo ui'o' 'uo ,o"omMIs "l'tnoo'
"mlsn WIS p.ohplly paasea oy Tue oennte:.
.cnin,rts re;ya9 ~ liz rhnf s ts t rsos X r.
Congr.sa shnlI Msscnbo n Tho t9li of the Iltatso
y @ ~ on @ "Gesas t, ta0 v.n " =,
Hc,,lts shall DO presiding nilieor; that one person
~ %, ~. t9l9F n ,nW pnrt H tlS se'aato md
to inake i lit 0f tto yotes ns thoy sHHiI 10 TO.
, 1881-02-04
The Cihfcngo T'ribunc IT, Iowa.

1!rh AIHtHtF iiHsl S{titt atf4iftfFs
Tile UNbhtluu II,nc1 says THE ,Cli1CAGO
TnIrSH "hnsnt tte lsaat rarsIn Ut pnllltr~t in!tn.
HnGs tn Ills Stnt1" la li.fs coul avo Roma Ertllor
na sald "ur nny otilsr bIate" md hun keeps fmr wt
p !S tn,t: r i'1c ts!.hmta!ktt. a tia! !xri M
change ilat.I
We shAit moYo to amend. TIE Tt1nuNg's
splendid light Oh The lnnnuy question III 1875 n1.d
1871. nnl lis magnificent work III tito general
campaign of last ycMr, wero tho Rhlcst, ktr0nR-
est. most powerful, and most o!rcotlvo, cnn.
tests over wuRed III wester,, journalism, md
nuvrr surpaHsctt by my tnurHal III Atner!rn, md
bctanm ca,Inled. Tho int1uonce thoy hud with
tho wost, and In Iowa ns much MS in any other
Btato. wns we'll nigh toutitllcss, mil tho rruof Of
tho recognition If thi% wus sncn In tho ftct that
In tho casnrnEna nf thsso throo years there svus
bardiy in IowA Republican paror that did nat
asnr'st weekly quota at lcaat ono at Tim rain-
uaE's saratlg articles. 10 wo dissent fron tho
viows aboyc, astl eny that THE TRIBUNE. onco 80
fur unt Ut tho rfRhs wny, IL not 0n1y bnuk to
favor and lnlluonco IN tho party, but is stronger
with tho party ttlan It cvor has hcon before, We
aro surry to tl,t1or with s,eh got,d Judges, but
tho taborer Is wurthy Of his hire. at,d such n
magnificent tiHhtor as THE CntOA6o TntnuNr
Is, when It Is In earnest, IA worthy Of its Just
recoXuitlon nli.l proper praise.
, 1881-02-04

1t will be adcn that tho deatt.rate OF no
large clly in Europe Or America ranks low
er than that Ut chlcago.
II Is still matter Ut doubt among sanitary
experts whether The occasional oile,,sly,
odor from the 6outA Brunch OF tho Chicago
, 1881-02-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

thouRnt Ihfist a''u Hapoenn two 1T tho veoa, ~
,ss FL s ttt EYE M lvcl. u they nd becr, ts.
with him. " a9fe0I
Naw York Sun {lnd.}: The llou1Inatfo, =.
Stanley Aatt,ows Il Ill insult tu tlsy sona W., ",
iii outr1gS IN public dcccrry. It s MI ona,, "'a
tiot,tieon,cnt tn a tho worll ttat tho tr' sa.
q lnst resort z 10 b. paelrd with c,,rpasn ,1'aa
a. uan',st ,hn nu ro1 Sa5 tS JuuyneMt aw stands
estttutlonnty ot tho TnurM,,, st',lY ..t nsI,as ,as
tlsun 10 ae.nt. Is to tu struck inwt Iii 'I ea!int
leaat"tendor judgMnut VIVA reversed. "'' ~ 1ao
congtcss.na',-sleet Townsend, Of r,or.
land. says: ~ do not think there Il n cnt,n'ss %
betwcen Mlnlster koyes an1 unrfleld. IN y.
SURG, wfeN Suyts w4,e running fot yiuycrna.4.
Ono tlIn second ittnc,-tltl tunnr p,s,,,,,,a ~
u stcslptnR.stnno II tho sena.c,-hu t",S ,So 70
elnta thut tilt party ehnul Tor the fotrs ,as ss
CONSTRUED ns I'm attack fiatiipld at ths tS wy
1nsplred Cincinnati dispatch TO New WI,
Hertd: fuu n,ay tnko It for granted ibot ".
H!nno will be Secretary uf stntr. uotirc WIN VII,
regret tint tho Herald does not think This Iud.
ciOtls appointment. Tho Ilrrait would nc,hna,
prnlor Mr. CotikllnK, but would sr. Conkppss
na 1a9 NJ, 9ny ..,,' pGe& t & &9ts%!y t a. BE- %oui
tnent Will Rlve strength II tIis new 1J,l,t,.;ra.
ton y ~! lnrts"f th9 co.ntry. lln viii ,unss
one ut thu ln0st wlugy popular men #, thn ~ -
IT, ~ nll parta Ut tho Country. l,is ,tuml,,,In
WI! 9!se hltn1st universal 6atEsfuuttou.
Dlopminpton f1tt1 Panh,urunh WIN.
va a,nlt thnt Mr. fincvora III, hns .o., nhlia
ftnturcs, TINT which permits n1lr rli|rou,s 10 n.
e4ao 'ue"l IaAau"h ta''at " very eure{ully CON.
B!tered. Eath toeni'ty Will do wt1l IL look pt
tho new PROPOSAL from Its own stnn,l,,n,, All
whon ri, 1pnrn hn,v r,trh will In .,r.ut,I ~. aus
f,,s,, 49, .a',ss.. .'.s,'.,' ~ =. "aeeAea WI cah
feet OF such Il inw. Il. the case Ut I,oulntuvtuu.
VIC fnd tho rN!lr1nda my IN ttle stnpc Of eS
mud lnenl tnxes nbo,st $l3.bsU. whi!u they assist
ns IN stats mud cn.,Dty taxes to ti,a aio,sns ot
nhullt Sa.uO Ut moro, ur = tntMl uf &lT,0V.
nloominRtn'.'s share of the Ssato tar is YiiWa
st, thlt MMler atr. Line1ar*a bil! We Bhuulf lnsc
nbaHs $a,o0. III aid1tIon to this loss We should
luso my prospective M.ivance In tho ynlua of
r!liir1nd lrorerty In this city. ns wetl as any
psstte rlsa In tho ratio Ut loral taxation, HI np.
Piled to rni4rusls.
-, nsM ~ ,.. aoih ohttrt M nAt perennial sean'
Is rcpurtosl. witt foot up Mt iruHt xlO,oQQuoQ o.
vnor 1hnro n, h,,t ~, ,,.n,, ~ y. 'ass
ss'.'' s !nc.u 'o pu. ~" ,"eh,ots VI congress
VINO nave nut always IN hanl river Or hasbor
ents. thnuuh It potnot;,nea nnzzlr. cuc =, H..
e".st ~ *nuuh" ~ noA'ut"pe7 p"@"es one ~ U.s.
MsEar @ Wnere sneno Mtttnr wys nro on the map
n "st yoaf e!il f0fM many tiiOt1snnds of lo-
!Mrs Wcfe ln ttta Wnr iiieheti iruln tue public
ttHnsnry luT . .tn1pfoslilg SHALLOW trout streams
niisci.llca .rivass and "hAr1ors' u1ht were
iOGlEU III IlDl{tttHIn ufHtf5GtSs yet
, 1881-02-04

political oblivion those members who With
Mr.. Shaw deserted t'aruelt Mt tho critical
,n0mcnt, their Victory Is certain. A great
causs ca,.,ot be gagged by parliamentary
rules; tic spirit of Il ,,ution ought INT to be
cr.1sllc,i out BY ltot.tct1lpGr stntesMNMs.lp.
, 1881-02-04

,.,,,",, st, .,,s H. ~. ".'o ..ss"
~. ,'a.,',t.,,. ~ Wv .','a,s,.,''.. ~, LII.
a..,a' h....,.,, ~. 1,,.'..t. ~, ~. ' ,t1.
n,ss;,,,a vt,n. 49,, H. ",,,aI".,," T., .+,.,.',
T., rn1,in, ,,,a 'h;.a ~ H., ,,"",s"',t ~ -,
H., ,.s t"t,. S1's'' WV ~
Wv ''' '''''''
nprac,s p1rr rn ppo1rnrt,, 11rrnarrosr
Tho Co,umittcc on ti,e Juf,icinrv IN tha
1rouso Of Representatives nj Surjnri1eld 1,ayo
rr,mrtr,l III fnyor nf fl I'M nririnnltv intro-
dueoI hv Mr.. Gregg, nf sn,inc. amending
tim exIstinp tn,y sn na tn enmncl tha Anno!.
Into Conr,s tn fin supHrlt uous writtcn MINI
inns In nil rusc4 thov ,,lr,,. mn, oltuvInr mn
meals In NIL cuAes. no mnttcr how s,na),. fro,u
lin. Court to tIe Surname Court. ThIst.ou,.
mtttet ronslsts of thu fn,t,wtnc n,r,nhprs, nj,
Of w,,um ara presumably Of tho r,,,ld nr
craft cnIletl LAWYERS.
baldwin, q, l,urcnu: Chafce, Of sbolhy. Mooh.
Of tlanrry: !lYndy. If boiptna: Allen, of White.
CtoR. Wbtn nf t,mk: ~ Gox"t,. RI Mnnnn,u: -!
Summer. Of WlnnebaRn; YnunKbl,od, OF rranE-
si,or s ."Y ~ snt,nc. vn,,,,,, ri Mdssyyc. y abs
Cu4s; Sullivan, Of ,Co0k.
Tlls Committee Of lawyers wero true TO
tito instincts Of tho trade; no "unton i" Of
coal-i.caycrs could l,avo .bee, moro falthful
to their guild than the majority Of this COM
mittcc. lIuw 10 pro,notp tho intcrcsts OF tho
craft, ntltI how to increase tho costs and busl-
ness Of tho profession, md how to tnstigate
litigation a,sa multiply lawsuits, wore the
ruling and goynrnfng motives Of thoir action
OH this bill. ::
The Constitution: authorized tho establish
Ntnt Of Appellate Courts, hut excepted Ger
lnn clnsses If cases to Which appeals should
be taken to The Supreme Court Thg Consti-
tuition, by Inference, clearly intended that,
outside OF tho excepted ciasses OF cases, MP
pcals might be tnken to these Appellate
Conrts, whose decision should bc final, Tho
object WINS to rcpress. Instead Of encourage
Ing, litigation a'ld Tho costs and dclaya Of li!-
eatfon But Tho i,apeounlons lnwyots Of tho
Legislature PROPOSE to make the Appcllata
Cpnrts tnenns Ut increasing tic costs and
delays Of litigation. II not inYftlng and oll-
couraslng Increased lawlng
Tho law rs It now stands provides for
four Appellate Courts Ut thrco Judges each;
cacfl Court meeting 1t. II separate district.
These Courts hare Jurisdiction OF ati matters
Of npponl or .Erts Ut crror from tho lnal
judgments, orders, ind dccrecs at tho C1r.
cult Md othor Courts Of tho State iii all cases
at lnw or III ouutty, btlios than In criminal
cases. anil eases Involving a franchise Of II
freehold, Or tho validity Of n statute. III tAo
cuscs Of which thesu Appollate Coarts hayo
Jurisdiction, tllolr Judgments arc not hnal,
except wllrre the Judgment appealed from
Ia for less slm than $1,000.
1t will ba snol,, t,tarofore, that tho Appel
late Courts, ut tho most, Intercept appeals to
tho StiDrtEte Cntlrt Only III cn.ea whGre tbo
, 1881-02-04

TlrEnr: Is nna fcatnrc Of tho superintendent
sctleme before Congress that puzzles people:
and tint IL, why the S0ultiorn States should
gain fnur or six Of my H,har number Of
members relatively to the North Il, tho now
House The population Of the ssxteon
Southern States MIL tho twcnty-two North
ert States In 1870 mid 1ss0 Anl the gains Of
cactl section iii tllo decade compare rs fol-
lows:
.. ism. 1852. Gain.
Nnrth....... ...e III. :p1.RB1.R5 t.fE!,DjD
, 1881-02-04

THrvrrly'& Thcntre.
rcsrfpffp tsseu. corner at .1onros. Engagement
1T liar Mutcsty's Upera Company, "MaTtA-"
, 1881-02-04
TRIBUNE HlsASEli OFFICES.

r1r C,,+caao TttntHE has established branch
Offices for tito rccept subscriptions aid a1ssrtIao-
uichta rs follows: ....
NEW.yo1sk-ituon, " Tribune Building. F.T. Mc-
FAl,nEN, MnnnRet. ~
GLASGOW, kcollnnd-Ai1ans American Sews
Atencs. u Hentotd.sL .....
LONDuS. Euq.-Amcticnn Exchau2o, t0 strand+
ukKnF i. ulLLta, Agent.
NAailIhGIuS. H. E.-1sla y street.
, 1881-02-04

.AcnIeniy nr Music.
TIn18ted strcet near aiat!ison. West 8da. vnrlet5
, 1881-02-04

TRE newly-electad Pdris Municipality con-
Stats pt eighteen merchants and manufacturers.
, 1881-02-04

IIoo(cy's Thentrr. ..
Nande1pb street, botweon Clark unt la Sails. " Ai5
Gctnldlne."
, 1881-02-04

HcvlcIcr's Thtntrc.
Madison ttrcet, between finte nnd Dearborn.
X Enlargement Of tho sodsne Comic Uporn Company.
sUMvetto."
, 1881-02-04

Olympic 'rioMtrc.
C1hrk sirect hetweun Lnf1 and lsnndolph. Variety
, 1881-02-04

:. Grnnd Urtrn.11onNe.
: Cfnrk street. cprostr new Cnurt-liouso+ Errago-
nent Of tho p!orcy Combination. "1he Legion Of
UVpur+"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-10
This Mystery Explained.

29O5 Is the patent name Of an f inyal 4
human system pin and stomach worms, 1t is
the prescription of a celebrated physician, and
saved the life of the child it was dispensed for,
II has since been the means of saving the
lives of thousands of children by its timely
use. 1t has been put up in the form of pow
ders ready for use, and children take it readily,
MS il is a pleasant medicine. Sold by dealers
i'm medicine at % cents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-10-13

SnbaItsperseidnib NeS 90. 5eitss,
Sabr9an8 l6, bon ,,9Ite unS Neue
99eIt"
Der Sdser bon 0irrbOfe. = Der
9reibi9ite.-Der ieIise 8ehus @and.
itus. 9. S.-gllte quite S6mdntc.-
Seben un6 Srdumen in 9Siia.-9is
8eitsIpde. de.-GbbarS Slab. .--9luS ben
HubmeStasen peS S6wwer 9llerlei:
Die fIeine SobIdn6erin. .-9ie Dienits
atteite. SprabmiinSen. 8ebdGinib
9tfrobatif Der Sinbus.-8ertraulide
Gorreippnbens.
SdbrIi6 erideinen "a Sefte, pradts
boil ilIuitrirt, gum Breiie bon (9 Is
Gents. gu beSieben rurh ale Su6s
banbIunsen uno 9tsenten Der 8treiniS.
ten Stnaten 9lmerifa's, ioipie oOn Der
8erIasSbanOIuns 9en;iser 9rotberS in
Neips yort, Cincinnati & ct. 2cuiS.
- Sunberte bon 3susniHen fbnnte
ib Sbnen iber Die 98irtun9sfraft BON
Or. 9lusuit Sbnis'S SamiIien=
M G b i3ineu Ienben, idreibt Serr
u. 2iSfo, Serman, g9isc. 0ieIeS 1T
ieho6 ni6t npthnenbi9. benn bic 0tebis
camente seu9en fir ii6 ieItit.
Die q. g. Z. 60. I6paBe
Sdubipibe fir Sinberidube 1T pOrstiss
Iider ais ale anberen, benn iie ibiiBen
bic S6ubseben Dor bem 8eridIeiben,
mo lebteres am meiiten porfommt, seben
aber babel benz Shub ni6t elm Iiibers
IideS ober Seflidtes 9tusfeben pie anSes
ndbets Sdubipiben.
sA- Den Serren 9arbieren ems
piiebIt S. S. 8ipmaper bic adte 9ars
bierIeife BON Ban Saagen su niebri9en
Breiien. Gbsnio ben Sausfrauen aae
Sorten Seife fir Die SoiIette. bas
9auS ober Nic Mai6itube.
Bg- 0erbp Sate fur Damsn unb |
neue Bubmaderpaaren in SroWn's
See SiUe.
Ba~ S6arlad llntertIeiSer bon ben |
99poming DiiaS cine SpeSiaIitdt in
Srown'S See !Sipe.
B9- 8eitridts unb @ebafeIts 0as
in 8rptpn'8 See Soipe.
B@- 9a8 bette enforcement bon Sers
rens 0arberObeartifeln Ieinene uno |
ieioene Saihentiider, in Srppn's See
Sipe.
peA- Cine boaitdnbise 9luStpubI bon
llntertleioern fur Serren, Samen unc
ainber, ale @rOben, in 9rppn's See
Sioe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-10-13
9Silfesbarre unS ltmeceenS. d.

6brt ibr 9sut' unO labt eu6 fasen.
uniere Stuno' bat baIo SeidIagen,
Tenn bic WeIt-O idredlid @uuber!-
@ebt i'm nGblten Wlonat unter.
9fa6 bem 4usiprud beS grppbeten
Silt tein glufi6ub, bilft fein Seten.
Oarum ldbt bic Spr9en fabren,
Sb ibr jung, Oh alt an Sabren,
6 o mann lab't euh 9llle elm
6leibiS feline Sat Su iein.
- Der in @opbsbille ipobnenbe unS
in Der 9rabtieiIfabrit aneeitelIte Safpb
Sobberg feI am Samitag in cine 9Itte,
lpelde cine 9tufl6iuue BON S6pefels
IGure eutbielt er ipurbe nidt nur
idlimm Uerbriibt, ionSsrn bic dbenbe
6liIiii8feit fraB ii6 aud tief ms Sleii6
binein bic Shme3en, ipeIbe Der
arme Otam ausbieIt, tparen srGBli6
uno eS 1T faum cine MbsIi6teit, eaB
er nit bem 2eben bapon f6mmt. 9od.
berg 1T etipa 35 Sabre alt.
- gintauIsnb 8erbaftungen tpurben
bier innerbaIb feds Otonaten bpr8e.
nommen-ein nidts tpenigsr ais gins
itises 3eusnib fir bic bp6seprisiens
DlcraIitdt bes SrOBen 9Orfes am SuSs
auebannd.
- Sin Der Barabe Der Sutber
0tatbetp 8eiellidaften babier nabmen
etipa 1000 8erionen tbeiI uns lie ses
tpdbrte i'm 8ansen senommen cine bubs
Ides 9tnieben. Die DluIit mar inesiIen
pbrenSerreiBenb.
- 5piiden Sdidibinnp uno Ser.
ipid nebmen Die 9lrbeitsn an Der Weit
Brand Giienbabn einen erireuIi6en
SerIauf unb bic 3eit 1T ni6t mebr iebr
fern. ipo man bis mad giantiepfe ees
Ian8t fein ipirb. 9ln lebtsrsm Srte
ipirb es inoeHen S6ipieristeiten seben,
oenn bic bort berri6enbe Susquebanua
&pbIen Company i6eint entl6lpIen,
Der neuen 9abn ben @es su Seripsrrsn
unb eS ipirb ale Guersie bon Charles
garriib unb Goniortsn nDtbis iein, I'M
it6 burdSubeibeu.
- Die 9userne County Sair sIi6
einem !0aare einem pollfommenen Sebls
i6Ia9e, ippsu bic ibIette gSitteruns
tupbI bas ibrise nit beisetraSen baben
mag bffentIides Snterehe bat bies
Ielbe nidt errest.