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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-06
LAMAR HOUSE

Miss Sallie R. Tanning, Charleston, S. c.;
Miss Lottie B. Tanning, Sewanee; j. Flom-
erfelt, New York; Jas. W. Bell, Knox
County; Jno. FL. McGhee, Humboldt; S.
C. Cole, W. H. Armstrong, Knoxville; Jno
j. Peterson, Louisville, KY; r. r. Thatch-
er, River; A. NJ. Rule, Maryvile; Jas. A.
Sparks, Blount County.
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NJ. Timetables and al, information in
regard to this route call on or address.
A. B. WRENNE,
Travelling Agent, Atlanta Ga.
VIM. T. ROGERS,
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Or w. L. d aNLEY,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
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ATKIN HOUSE.

John J. Peterson, Louisville, Ky; ". II.
Gradon, Morristown j. B. Heiskell, Mem
phis; JAS V. Fulkerson, Rogersville; JAS
P. Young, Pekin.
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SKIN HUMORS.

Mrs. 5. 4. Whipple, Decatur Mich. writes that
her face. head and some parts of her body We're
almost raw. Hea cover with cabs and SOr s.
Suffered faarully and tried everything Perma-
neptiy cured Dy CutiCura Remedies.
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North Carolina Division.
Il. X. HTGER.
KnoxvfIle and Ohio RaiIroad

LOud"n a. d lockwood Mail Packet.
The steamer Emory City, carry ing the mail,
pas engers and freight runs daily between Lou
don kingston and lockwood, arTiy ng at Lou
don to connect with the eastern bound train, No.
4 at l0.45 p M, and leaves for King ton and
Kockwnod on the arrival of the western bound
tfaiI, No. 3. at 4 % a. m.
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Notice to StockhoId rs of East Tenn. X,
Petroleum Company.

Tha Stockholders of the above named Company
are hereby notified that meeting VIII De held III
Knoxville Tenn on the 29th day of Sept. 1881, at
the law Office OF Ison and Dickson In Masonic
Ruiidii.g corner of { hu CHI and Gay streets, for
election of officers and other bus ness.
SPENCER MUNSON
iuly7eodtdofm Secretary and Treas.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following were registered at the
different hotels yesterday:

The following were registered at the
different hotels yesterday:
HATTIE HOUSE
Lem. Adler, E. D. Benson, N. Dyalong,
Jason Harris, Columbia; Jesse Stephenson,
Washington, Ind; Frank NJ. Smith, coun-
ty; S. S. Carter, Jackson J. A. Turley,
Cog Hill; Chas. Vande Sande, J. T. Hamp-
ton, N. Y; J. NJ. johnson, W. B. Stuart,
Jonesboro ; Mrs Hines, Fla Mrs. J. Alex
ander, R. N. Ely Atlanta, Ca; D. K.
Young, Clinton; John NJ Meek, Jno. W.
Legg, Jno. L. Meek, T. A. Smith, Straw
berry Plains; T. S. Newcomb, K. o.
r. r.; Jas. NJ. Meek, New Market; A. W.
Deshong, Milan; John Chumbley, Coal
Creek; A. B. Belville, Cincinnati, O.; S. A.
Rodgers, Loudon; Robt Pritchard, Madi-
sonviile; Jno. c. Gardiner, Atlanta, Ca; J.
F. Allen, N. Y; j. H Welcker, Loudon; e.
S. MaIloy, Mansfield, KY; H. L. Lockridge,
Columbia.
HAYNES HOUSE.
IT Wardsep, Marshall, N. c.; I. G.
Cox, Scott Co., Va; L. NJ. Douglass,
S. s. Douglass. Smithburg, Tenn; J. r
Cr1mley, Jacksonville, Va; John F. Butt
Charlotte N. c.; W. W. Bishop, g. G.
| Bishop, Powelrs Station, Tenn; John l.
Mckinney, Messy Creek; w. G. Seals
Sneedvine Jno. ". Comes Washington
D. c.; ]. c. Beeler, Messy Greek; W. A A
Conner, county Calvin Lane, Blount Co.
Isaac Lindsay, A. B. Bivens, Monroe Co.
F. il. Hill, Old Town.
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(uticura
THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
ENFALLIBLY CURES
Itching and Scaly Diseases, Scrof.
usous Hunlers. Ulcers, Old
sores aud Mercuriai AT.
feeasens when ali oIher
Human Agencies
Fail.

yIyHE CUTIcURA TREATMENT, for the cure
L of Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases, eonsistsi in
the internal use at Cuticufa Resolv nt the new
Blood Purifier, aud the external use Of Cutcura
and Cut'cufa Soap, the CIR at Skin Cures
For Sunburn, Tan and Greasy Skin use Cuti-
cura Soap. an exquisite oilet. bath and nursery
sar att e. frag rant with delicious flower odors and
healing balsams
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Wanted,
Good boarding places for students. State
terms, accommodations, &c. Address
JONES & Sons,
Knoxville Business College.
ix-1-d-n
, 1881-02-01
.:s,t FRANCE,


PAINS, Jan. :1.-Tllc report wfIicl, DC Les
scrs will rcp.E to-day at the first constituttye
meeting Of The l'annn,a Culal Company
states that the subscriptions resulted III NIB
plieAtlot,s for 1,:D9, lou sl,nres, of which
francu subscribed for 89l, Gus shares. Sew
cnty engineers. slpcrintcndcnts, a1,tl doctors
1,aye been sent 10 tho tstllntMs. Stcan,-c,,-
glnes have hecn ordered which will permit
u tho employment OF a number Of day
@borCrs, not to exceed 5000. The entire
capital required Is COO, ,0o0, 600 francs. only
OK, ,001, ,0O OF which has been called up, the
remainder to bo covered by the issue OF obli-
gntions.
4 PROSPECTUS
itas been issued for submarine
telegraph company, tho object OF whicl,
Is to, connect nil Central America
with tic United States ntn! Europe BY
cable, with tributary land lines to be laill
fron Ilalizo 10 Cuba, Spnin having granted a
concession therefor. EnelanI will glAras,-
tce for twenty years payment nf El ,000 a1l-
iually rs proceeds of Government telegrauls
to and from british Honduras. The capital
of the Company Is Ela0,O00.
TILE MEETING OF THE PANAMA CANAL
COMPANY
to-,lay was largcly attended. Stuck to tho
amount of :l1,000 francs WIS represented.
The report Of NJ tlo Lcsseps was real. 1t
secks to show that tic Nicaragua Canal Is
practically all lmpossibilfty. 1t declares that
n complete ngrcenont has been arrived at
with the United States In regard to tho
scheme, the only provlso being tint the neu-
trallty 0f tho canal shall be assured. All ttlo
resolutions proposed were unanimously
adopted. The next meeting will be he'll
, 1881-02-01

sumo r6fo IN tho enmo Of politics. tnsttpated
thefcto ny tho tn*fdlous counsel nf q certain
Count. whO IL hGr mortal tne.ny, AMI thinks
thus II na.srn her fail. Tut sonrc WIN khnw tho
Cot!nt dnt,f't hih cnnnclty to originate such nm
artfnl rtitn.
Tho rsInccss ts frnocent of .t'onrt ctleuct,
probably frrsn hAying benn nlwnya sect,iicit
from, frncral H,c!rty: and II Il nnrrHte1l that
when tho Emrernr's faithful! bcnehmAu. Count
MIintfn, nr nny uthcr favored guest, tells 4 grFi
6tory At sabfo, tho PRINCESS viii greet It with
rGnt!y intIuh. without whiting for tho ItnporiHl
in!tlhtise. III ttlean lnhcs ttt. tt.Klu.
II do rlRtlGtr for every hne In the prrselicna af
tho Etntmrs,r to w'Ar thu Insignia bf tho "nrrlrtn'
Of which ho IL the tn.sessur Tho INctlicni attend.
n!,t on tho young fr!nc0 l'ria hns accnrd'tl1iy
hlways 1brn 1!s "nrtlcrs :" whcn t,e came to tho
pAlacc TO sec his patients. Shopping down cfoae 10
The Ind tn hsar his breAth!nu, onu of tho4o In
ekntn 1ntlst lave tecotne IiltarRirtl in tho
prtncss hair. for n tho Doctor raised himself 4
cry Of pain was henrI. Tim Emperor, n4iitteti,
exclaimed hKninst the folly nj wearing such
things. and directed the Ductor 10 come In bis
urtisnMry garlI.
Tho Gxar hns rcentty introduced tho PRINCESS
Tutteir tf)ngnr0ukD hIs wEfN tn various Int]ics
holding Official positfons ut tue Imperial Court.
, 1881-02-01

Tho Lcnvitt Hurlcsauo Opera Company, which
was billed for nn nppearnncu in California In
tho near future. Ia ut present III this city, with
very iIttic prospect Of renchEnK thr PacIno
s1ope. Tho troupe wlts to appear fl
san Francisco undor tho management of
Tom Mng,ire. and ctanec in tho
contrnct with that Rcntto mnn provided that no
should pru.tde rntlway tickets To California and
rrturn. Whcn the time for doing this arrived.
MnE,i!rn tctcxrnrhcd Lcnyitt To pay his nwt,
fares. lfid illo money would bu refunded when
tao troupe rcnchc. California. .I'h'nknR thnt
I as,i<,'4; MEg';!ro so"kt ,! Mt nn the moi.ey ia
eaelly in EhlcuRp l.cnyitt decided nut to "a,
this conclusion t}cinH reached ut a caucus Of tho
tiers still worse, III the fAet that tho company s
necessarily without tlAtcs In this rart Of tho
country, nfu nil tho printing hns ticen sent to
tho Far West. At tile very best. the situation ts
nh sinp1cMsant one. and will necessarily entail a
SERIOUS IUS6 on tho management.
, 1881-02-01
INDIANS In ARIZONA.

Tucson, a. T., Jan. 3l.-1aelfAb1c .lnforma-
tion since tho 1ttl, Is US follows: On tho 10Th
three herders alld two miners were killed at
A1urchtarltte Gulch. On the :3utll two nen
were killed on tie Upper Crlchilla lit dght
will, 4 band OF Apucl,es. On the s.l five
Mexlcans wUro killed twenty miles SOUTH
west Of San Sfarcial, On tho list n family,
consisting Of Il nlan, wife, child, aila Mother
In-law. wero massacred ut Carrlzu, fifteen
miles west Of San MnrcIal. On tho sd
blackboard was taken between Silver City
and San AfarcEal. five miles from San
.Jnsc. The driver vas killed. 4
Mexican Interpreter Of Turlowes
Reservation was foli!d dead. Forty indians
lave left tho reservation. 1t Is generally be-
Iieyed tint tllere nre not less than .0o Indians
In ba,ltls Of frt'm ten TO thirty Oh tho war
patll, 1ld tt mt It.ss tllan furty people. lsnyu
been murdered hy tl,cnnlaring tl!ulnst titteen
tlays. Tho military appear to bU toing
absolutely nothing. Cnl, l'rice, nh ex-
pcsiellcet( Indian fighter, who was III conl-
ll,nlld Of tho field forces in southeastern
Ariz0,nl, and hatl Just organized u en,npnlg.l,
was retired Ill the iii, nIpl Atnj. Hdulu mt
III command. Haod service was expected
FROM pricr, as llo Is well acquainted with thn
SECTION Of New Mexico where tho Indians
nrp doing their work,
, 1881-02-01

Dillon. The Fcntnn scnro continues to
brenk out Ill fresh places .lally. 1t Is
sllrewd1y suspected, however, TINT tho ai,-
tliurtties ntu too often victims of an orgatl-
lzed syatcm of 1oaxlng.
1tOCKs AHEAD.
The most difficult work Of tlto HovcrnmeNt
IS yet 10 conc. II every nianllmr of the
League were imprisoned this would nal In
ll'tclce tho payment nf rent. Tn tho COLI
irnry, It would bc more difficult than ever 10
compel tho pc0ilo 10 pay. and tho uoyerl,-
incIlt catlnot cytct tho whole natlun. .rl,e
true test of tho strength Of tho League Is
now about to be implied. II tho people tarc
lQyai tn tha!r professed enthusiasm md SUP
port Of the LcaEuo principles tho authorities
will be rs far from tllclr objects ~ ever. but
If, III Is maintained BY sone.mclnt>ers Of tho
Ministry, lton.paytng tenants are only tcr-
ror1zetl by the League, and wlien ttis terror
Is removed they Will enno III will, their
rents, tho others must OF necessity
follow. AZ suon rs the provisions
nf tlio Government Land bill nre known
lIear that MI attempt will 10 1llatle III tlster
u get mp demonstration lit the province II,
their fnyor. fiow far tho movement will sue.
cecil It Is Impossible To say. Men who know
Ulster nro onyfnced that a bill granling tho
ttrco F's will bu l1ntlGtt with enthusiasm.
ThEs In n measure Is confirmed by tho nl-
lroyal with which tic Ulster organs greet
tho report of tic Land Commission lust is-
SUED. Uncertainty is tho best word to ,ic-
scribe tho situation, a,ld uncertainty will
doubtless mark tho crisis. ror Tic past six
lllont1ls 4 remarkable commentary OH tl,e nj.
legged effects oi thu agitation us regards b,lsi-
1lcss Inns been tho fact tint wtlolesale,ilr,ns
t},tI ittttta f!tto,ttv #, trttttntY fho1r
, 1881-02-01

"The Legion OF Honor" which comes hero
with tho prestige of ten weeks r1ln IN Now
forls. wAs prntluccd lust night to moderately
larKe audience aud fnvorably received. Tho
plot Is UT exceedingly sensational a1ll wholly
Improbable one, md, although Astounding in
effective situations, !s 30 mnntfestty sensational
that mitch Ut tho nasurnl Interest is destroyed.
Tho principal parts werc acceptabiy takcn by
Mcssrs. Paercy and Lewis and sliss Annie Gsa-
hmm, ind reference ia thom will he matic here-
utter. Thts y as RIod tfIno rs Any. however,
10 suggest to the management Df tho theatre
TINT tho pt1tctcc IF ltl0wing the Hahers Ia work
up' applause Is one TINT hias been abau1nnc,liil
nearly I'LL arst-class houses- People who ply
noyed by the incrssalt hnnd-eiapp!nR OF tho at-
tCfiuuntb.
, 1881-02-01
: CENTRAL AMERICA,


PANAMA, jan. 1D.-The Star a'ltl Herald
l!as tispatcl, stating tint tie steamer Tit
pa',. run'tlng from Greytow, to Lake Near
ngun, burst 1,cr boiler OH the Il! Instant while
going over Machuca Rapids, In the San Juan
River. Among tia killed arc Dr. Arqucllo;
Alr. M0ngolo, IL merchant or Greytown; nnd
Il llattye, whose nnnlo Is unknown. Gen.
urcctl0, administrator of tlla advance OIL
Grcytown, WIS severely senItcd and other
wise injurcl. Several others were scalded
nloro or less severely. The accident CAUSES
great distress along the river aud nay hayca
bud effect Oil tic shipments from Nicaragua
by river.
, 1881-02-01
fore1gn supply l,aa ovcrrtlcd other constttcrn-
tlons. 1,uyers. therefore, nre masters Of tho

F0nEluN MtlEADSTEFFs
lIaye been dull and mechanically restricted.
Of1.cc;,st business tn tho enrfy lntt Of the
wick was impossible, aud stnco tho thaw 1t
has bccn vcry limited. buyers were await-
ine supplies areas!y on tic way. Speculation
III LonIoI, Inns been def,,nct for all descrtlt-
tions. For foreign grain thero was only
constructive demand. Tho markets closed
fridny totally unchanged. 13arley 1,ns boon
without animation throughout the week.
Prices, hnwever, were generally III favor Of
srllers. Foreign harley WAS firm bit slow.
Oats continue In favor of sellers, and MI atl-
yatcn IL maintained. Foreign oats were also
III fayor Ut SELLERS,
MAIZE
Inns bcel, in favor OF sellers. American wns
ullotetl Friday Mt 9Gs gdG3a1s. The crop of
Eastern Europe Is known to be large, but tho
old Ur new American 'cbmpares favorabIy
herewith. Tho sales Ut EIKIlsl, wheat dur
ing thu week was ~ ,:2'H quarters at AS 6tl,
against 3i,s5s quarters at 45s Sd the cofrc-
spending week Of lust, year. Imports Into
tho Ulite,t Kingdom for tito week ended Jan.
q were 85I,. mo hundred weight Of wheat, and
Y, ;sa!3 hundred weight of flo,tr.
, 1881-02-01

TIE 1IUE1t WAN.
LONDON, Jall. 3l.-Tle Beers, on the night
previous to tho engagement with Gen. Col.
ley, impressed tho l}uslln,en al.tl 1Iottcntots
mud compelled them to fight. Thu l}oer force
Is estimated ut 5000.
Tl!e Nincty-sccon.l and Eiglty-third Regl-
nicnts landed Mt Durham yesterday Rmld
great enthusiasm, antt proceed to-day to
PletcriMaritzburg, whence thoy push forward
to the frnnt. The SIiicty-soventl1 neglneut
IL expected tomorrow.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-lt is not considered .1ec-
cssnry to send my more troops to tho Cape
ut present.
, 1881-02-01
For oil Purchasers Of Dry
Goods.

1Fc quote a fc,c 3,siscclln9,o-
o'ts bargains ont Of hundreds
avc Offer ut this safe:
Lot ,tsa Of A'l.wool Monte Cloths, 5oc, worth
4G;lnsi fIas' / Fine Monies at CSC; rcdnced
nouh!e- wi'ItI! plails, soc, worth '75c.
Ut Al. W01l plntds. SOC; good bargain.
All. Wool sfoodas, 30c; would be cheap
nouhie-width l,rocadcs, Armurcs, and
All.wool suitings at 25c; d very clcap
Donble.wldth Monte Cloths, choice
slludes, excellent f,li,ric, zoe yartl.
Scrges, popltns, md Drocatellcs at 15c
Alpacas, Brocaies, and Satin-S Stripc
Dress Gaods at IL 1.2c.
Immense 1,argufns In l)nrk Fancy Fine
Calnlrics Mt Sc IL yar.1, worth 15c.
Handsome Light Can'brfcs, 1oc, worth
I.igl.t shtrting mud Dress Prints, & 1.sc
stylls'l ,ifngl'ams reduced from Is IL
Large lot Of Fancy Summer Silks markoa
down from Is and 85c 10 50c.
Lyons Cal0retl Silks wide goods, cost
%1.17 1.2 to Import, offered Mt 7bc.
ColUrcd Satin Dc Lyons, 22 inches widee
formerly Sls -, offered now Mt 81.
General reductions LII Black Gros Gratf
Silks.
bnlcs lland. d.madc Russia Crush, war
rSj'te1 n4;ss 81 81. !s1,'cn' per sard' Sc; f0rme'
edo tiox. very large Dan,ask Towels
witt. beautiful deep Red borders, e5ot
cost 10 import 45c.
81 pcs Table I)an1ask, In handsome Fcre
patterns+ ut i;0c per yurtf; Il grcat
bur ibarg;nfn, a'!d could nut 10 Imported for
100 M.rseilIes Y. t|n'ts in extra >argo slzcs
White NlAnkcts ut *1. 75 per palr.
1arse ass. ;i1e; 4 1t E:sa 5 duality Blankets r0'
Bed Confortnbies, St}c nnl upwards.
Hcayy tirny Twill Flauuels. :s,2r.
Nlitc Flanncls, 12 l-2c y.i. upwards.
Farmers Satin Quilted skirts, $l; for4
other i fian1el G' antl Felt Skirts about Ilal{
price.
Considerable reductions In Hosiery.
bargains In Merimo Underwear.
1000 pieces Cnshe's Coventry Fri}l'ng,
lace clge, 21c piece; uslni price 75c.
5oo ID dog. u Nottingham TITLES, all sizes.
lot Extra Fine l,lmity Rands, cnnhrotd.
cred, 10e double hnn.l.
37o 'loz. Flnc Henlstltchch Hlkfs., s..
each.
$50 tloz. Pure Linen Hcmstitcltel IIdllfs.,
mnlaaniricd, IL 1.2c; gool yalue foi
Zoe elcll.
$50 doz. Extra Elmo Unlaundried Heus
stitched IIakfs. Ut 2Uc cach !; :|lc regus
lar price for these arc 40e cacll; extrt
good ynluc.
The largest and hest stock Of Hamburg
Embr0Ilcrlcs III ills city at bottoH
winier Si,awIs i r greastiy Ill reduced.
Cloaks and Dolnlans half price.
Good Trimmed ClUaks, 81, md SO.
Bargains In Every Department.
Bargains III Carpets.
, 1881-02-01
BRITISH NEWS.

'C0LL1ElIs' WAGES.
LONDON, JUN. at.-Tllu c0llcrs at over
eighty mines In North StaiIor4s!lIro gave
llotics Of an atlyallcu ln wnges.
AN 1SrE!tSATlUNAL coi'YIH01rr.
4 conference Ut English authors and pub
llsl,crS will bAilnmedlataly summoned to TX
press their opinion III the American propnsal
for an international copyright with i'rlt!sls
amendments.
st1.s. ANNA MA1ltA HALL,
tho auth0Ecss, wife Of s. q. Hull, a Wol1.
known author, Is tlend.
Anna bfarln Hall, whose mnitlcn namo wns
Floldny, was born In Dublin. at tho Ngc Of
il sllo accompanied lier u,othcr 10 Englanll.
alA was soon after married to Mr.. y. U.
llalL In l6s. ut the suggestion Of ler
husband, she published sketches OF
.Irisl, character. Sho has written soy eral
novels, none OF which hayo nttaneI To vory
great popularity. l1er aal,nlress bayo ca!mci
for Mrs, Hall that ,sl,u WIS eahal to Miss
Edguworth rs tleueaator of Irish ilfv alHl
character, but tho clalm llas not been IL
lowed. 6lIo wrote two ratllor successful
plays, "Iha Groves Of DIarney'' md "Tl1e
French Refugee"
, 1881-02-01

Tho now couslo op4rA ot "0llvettc," by
Audrul,, w4s brought out lust Night at bic.
Vtckcr'e by tho Hul1ono company. Tho Musie
Of tho work 10 lively und spaEkifng,-severalo ut
tue sqngR and ohoEusea bong OF u highly tnaiU-
dtous nature. Tho plot Ia almost inoomprchen-
s1bio, the complications bcinx " numerous; but
thero arc 1uuny funny situAupas, aud tho auditor
ia frequently forced to laugh, even It ho somo"
, 1881-02-01

Liebig Co.'x Coca isrcr Tob,lc. t'As a
counteFictHnt to debiIitAting influences tnssI-
tlit1p, nervous depression, debility, Inaarln.
iiyspcpsin, l!ver complaints. hcnrt affections.
droisiual troulus. .lcranKrn,enas Of tho sto,nueh
anu buwels> It. IL inynlunhlp." says frof. i. W.
Hunt, 81 D., honorary member Imperial Mud.
lCnl Elclcty OF st. Petersburg. ftuaa!, rtc All
who aro ruin dawn and tiobiIltatod should take 1t.
ueWtlrb OF mutations.
, 1881-02-01
SOME HUNDRED 1yIyEs,r

Special Dispateh 10 The Chicago 7ratuns.
Dgr.nIT. Mich, Jan. 3t.-Tho Goschc- Hopper
"Ono Hundred Wives" combination recovered
their baggage and costumes to-day, and pro-
ccGlcd on their way. Saturdays box -otiIce re-
ccIpts Mt Whttuoy's Opera House nso held TIT
Feb. II lt tho Instance Uf BROOKS g. Dickson, us
teIegraphed yesterday.
, 1881-02-01

A CARDINALS FUNERAL.
VIENNA, JIM. 3l.-'flse funeral Of Car
dinaE Kutschker, Archbishop Of Vienna, took
place to-day In the Cathedral with grand and
imposing ceremonies bufUre n vast nssenl-
b'agc. The Emperor nnd tho Archdukes
WerO present,
, 1881-02-01

PURSUIT or THE TEtiKE.TUnCOstANa.
81. PErEIssnut0, Jan. 3t.-Gen, Skubelcif
pursued thu ,Tekka-rurolnn,,s to 4Askabad,
sixty Kilometres from t;e0k-TcuW.
, 1881-02-01

HTncnltRters2 Cough 3Ilxturc.-Thob hest
remedy for liso III tho flnlly for ct'uNh*, col'is
bronchitis, nsthnn consumption fur adults. mud
wll0upiuY- cough md crtllip for ehislret. Pro.
naret! ony ty .tohN Leo, CORNER lnlstoi and
, 1881-02-01

Nody, Jgrall1, Nerve Food. - Colslcn.s
L!ebig's Liquid Extrnct liput gives health,
strength, and nerve Iuree,
, 1881-02-01

Tho IEo,noopna at.ie poultry piystciar,,
tnRethor witt, RtnAl case nf suitnbl0 uiediclnes,
i1,Iy hu procured Mt sinai! outlay ut llocrlcke
s. Vatol'a PhArillaey, No. III ClArk atreut.
, 1881-02-01
THE IRISH.

As IRISH W0MAS's LAND LEAGUE FORMED.
Special E1att.
;ornL1S, Jan. a!.-Sliss Anna Parnell pre-
a1ae'l ut Il private meeting Ut tho latltcs OF
AIe!aMl III the l4a,ld League oiIlce to-tlny, Mt
waich Central LalNl League Ut tho iadles
VI ireland was. formed. Officers wero up
l"'atet, all1 1t was resolved tO Issue all aal-
a'ess tn tslo women Of Ireland alstl another
F" ula women Of America and otitor
soantfles, inviting cooperation In the objects
y. w. uo Association, Which ar1: 10 alleviate
.He distress and suffering which must o.lsuu
,ton the y!n1lctlsGlless md rnpnclty Of the
'a'"'lot'ls, from tlb effect Of the Coercion
aeIs' ai from wholesale oylct,ons during the
present rear. Miss parnoIl delivered MI elo-
Saent address, speakIng for Il quarter Of ut,
Al, tnc executive ot'tho regular Lcngae Inns
;IS'esni''cs' ;", that no menlber shall leave lro-
'4!M. ~. oa account Ut the Coercion bill.
,.;I tpo tslsh party decided to conflno them
a,.,u OBSTRUCTION ruHE AND SIMPLE
w"',g s lao nlghs, a1Id 1t was axpoctct! atfairs
Th' IL. 'e"'a!lt III TIC 6tssll8 point Us before.
hi, IT,. Mne,'Itcs expected to .llaye consIlora-
c.,,''' ,eal support. The premature publt-
yantau y! u1e caercinn bill Inns not boon a,l-
n,su"s nr".,a,es 10 tho Government. Certain otits
i,vs's'"l.s haso dlspleusel large section Of
is,,a' ""p!oslcls. nHl antE-c0erc!o,, appeals aro
K.i..' I aase ~ the principal towns with largo
,,a"'s ta. enl'st !tucncies by Irish and NaIleal
cexst,, a'lu afa proving unexpectedly sue
susst'u.. ".. a large number Of antI,coerciol.
ronni.s, aIe announced for tlIis week.
Of ha"', 'se4'ns Is gradually gro owlng lit fRyor
Il s"s's e.'!'Is wns tho Land bill viii bo byforn
md up'1S H.. eoereyc measures Tor ireland,
thbnnr,,togSc utogcs',t"ent IL anxious to dispose Of
supno., oes.Ion ,I which some ot their best frlcntis
atrw ts,s ,s, m!tts u''lssutsed regret, and which
support s"4s ~, 81 heheo they nay.scareoIy lare to
HOLD srEp,
Ion,n.. sNttaI Etbls,
taken ak'S, H., mn. al.-rhp Land LeaRue has
u lIs = nola step III regard to The passake
mite" -; s;'etelon :t bill. 'rhs Executive COM
orlerso' y. j., Me Association at Dublin today
lesye le1 i,a, ttat none Of t!ls Lsagus should
tha iesnnaa''d aud. In case tha leaders Of
&*' sa'a'a ha si1fatsd attsr the