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SCHUBERT
has opened his European Hotel.
ootsdewks.
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WHY Wear Plasters?

They may relieve, but they can't cure that
lame back, for the kidneys are the trouble
and you want remedy to act directly on
their secretions, to purify and restore their
healthy condition. Kidney Wort has that
specific action-and at the same time it reg
ulates the bowels perfectly. Don't wait to
get sick, but get package to-day, and cure
yourself Liquid and dry sold by all Drug
gists. Germantown Telegraph.
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Death to rats and vermin, Parsons Ex-
Termination.
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Exhaustive diseases that lead to insanity.
consumption, and premature grave, are
quickly cured by using Browns Iron Bit
ters. 1t strengthens every part of the
body.
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Signal Service Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE, November 9, 1881.
, 1881-01-11

V1OLArING' 'NlsuTnAL1TY LAWS.
Hpffta4 WauaftA 10 I1s iYtftonu Y4fhttua

V1OLATINH' 'NlsuTltAL1TY LAWS.
Spteta1 NspattA TO 7hs Uhtapu YttbuuA.
OMAHA, Neh., dec. 10.-Thc Union l'aetlc
trafli from the West tonight brought IN live
1iexicuns who were convicted III Arizona for
violation OF tic neutrality laws between tho
United Statcs and Aexicu last summer by
organizing md arn,Ipg II, Arizpna q reyolll-
tlonury but!y of nearly zoo men against tho
Mexican Government Of Sonora. IJ,cr
11alncs nre Col. Tholpas Martinez, Lieut.. Luis
1sand. Manuel Costello, REearde Garcld, and
Felfcfana Marquee. Thuy were formerly
Eallant officers ot thu Mexican army. Tiny
were irnne!l and it charge of Deputy United
6tates aiurs'!al l;ynls, ot Arlxotln, and two
notrt!It. Wlleru they nru Ia scrye nut two
years. scntcng0 In tho House uf Correction.
, 1881-01-11
WISCDNSIN 1sOADS.


MADISON, Jan. 1Q,-rhe ilo,h a. j. Turner,
the railroad Commissioner for Wisconsin,
will soon be ready tu distribute Ills seyentl,
annual report, which will give n good deal
OF practical Information In regard to our sys.
TEN Ut railways. it will probably nppear
frnn afr. Turner's report that tho Chicago,
Milwaukee, Il st. Paul Railway Ca1upany,
which hns its offices alul most Of Its lines IN
Wisconsin,, md IL therefore regarded rs 4
sort OF local Institution, ia tho boss corpora
ton III tho United States 50 fur rs number
OF miles 0peratctl ulder nne management
Is CONCERNED, tho st. Paul Company l1aYing
oyer 5000 miles under Its control, 1t jlas
built n!nl purchased oyer 100 lnilcs of new
cliange in its 1,up llas been necessary almost
built IN WISCONSIN :sEs MIlus ii now ralIrontl,
tue st: Paul GoMpavy building mqcl, of Its
@ new :. lins " ~ lowg; MInnesota. md nakota,
built IN lsst VII far exceed tho mileage nt
: lSs0. rhp Glitcug0 IL Northwestern will
build i!@e frop sittwlHkee to Madison, lo0
miles. TEee st: Paul leoa:t will sxto,nl its
twentyrtl!rco miles. Thu Nnrtll Wisconsin
VIII buill about !ifty n,tlns. Iila milwaukee,,
Lake Snro Y Western Will aontinSe to cx-
tend fts itnn from Monawa. Tho Wisconsin
Centr1Il l'tcnds to lr,fII nbnat seventy MILES,
and change Its lima So As to run Into Nee,.nl,.
Thu Gust Of nll roads I,ny[llt trnek Iii wis.
cousin Is Set down ut SalQ lE,,it the prop0r-
tton for Wisconsin, lHng al,olt Sl30,00G,0Q0.
;rl!o capital stock IL, 1T. rpuI1lt numbers.
.ls compared With lust year. Tho agKrcEate
inco1l,e. pf all ttle rnnhs wis s3l,DD, ,0lO, 4
e1ltn Of nearly 35,Wll, ,Q1O ~ roulDprptl with
1bT: 1t requires a2a.,U0 men to Dtclute tho
roi,ds, MD tllo rceepts from freight arS
TIRES times greater thin tho rpceipts frUln
passengers. Fifty persons weru killed during
tho yeAr on Wisconsin roa'Is,al,a III injured.
Tutul nlllnbpr Of passengers Is SUP dow, Mt
i7,3tx, who rodp tAlrty-ntpp nli!es eaah
u! A.l nyernge,
Mr, Turner. Is tIla author Of tho constlt,,-
t!1llal amendment nluptcl IN 18TH which
wisely prohibits Giles, COUNTLESS md t.wl,s
from inc.rrEng debt grcaAr than 3 per
ccnti!n OF its lust asyGssG4 valuation, nIld
l.ow he. will recommend to tl.e Legislature
that nll laWs ANthnrtzing Tho contracting of
debtg III aid uf rut!rouds bo repg9lcl.
, 1881-01-11

Special Dhpaseh to 1"t eAttaeo 7ttsune*
Itfff'AbEf'riftA, Jati' o.-Flce-fres'aent
kein', OF tic Ih:a'll'lg Ctlt''pai'y, "as aecost-
ri THIS morning at n1otit a quarter 10 !: ny
hlr. George q. AnEostn' VINO fHh'telY
nsRea II THO a'lalisa! 1heet'hR u Tug
Company ""attl oc he'l ~ a"sGrtise'I
NJ noon 1o-Nay' l!o WIS tpn ll1nt IL
wnlil't tat. IN company VIII Mesers' na''
lltt anu AicLooR' tt's conhsni' 'lt' 1epateN I"
Alu"'caI ntla 'ln!'' "aHeEt' uia Hee;.4 WHY
u nave @ nne'' hch!' le carried ~ ''s l'ehs
!ia1u i!tt'e pllcK S"lc'.e', w'i'en, "'inIe'
tcna'hH as u "as. neg ifcsneht .anw'
ems !ate' ~ to''n,"eu t"e nto@"a' ".
dniy slBHcl anu Soa1et1' NpaH WHICH 'He
cnl'ld vote al1.oN sl'ares or stock, o' n par
valnn OF Sl2ooooo' ni'a ,'lafket Ynlno of
s1,Ho."o. IIey }o'sna tlo ono tllefc ilit tle
jahtHf, AMI, aller u sl'e"aiK consultation,
Disappeared. 1lls cohfa, WINS hRe' 10
sccuro all the'f IeRal flsnss' ana hot
Ill Tug expcctsuli ut any meeting being I'elt''
FOR N11oah Ilaa Deeh informed o1 Ieso'u-
'tiut' Poasc't bY uae noafl 70 meet oh "etllies-
t!ay to co''sltlef wi'c1a 10 Issue new hotico
Tor Tile afitlual it'ce1l'R. III LUG 1isehh1''ne'
the oppositloh i4as oeeh 1n1n!she'! WIN
tha oplh'oi o. Johr y. bhiltlt
aid Jut'9e Green. their counsel. that the
fssue OF deferred I,icunla bonds, wll1ci, IL
geporte.' i,1 to lave been :, all takcn ~ Lon.
aehn, u1ssai. ioT l1e n'setea ueposl.
tas not been made III p''llaaclplila' subject
to tho order OF tic Receivers, US provided III
o u not,ag tho ar ~
, 1881-01-11
Tho French Governments Silt
Permit No Rival lntlu-
enco in Tunls.
The Powers Still Trying to Efoot &
Pacific Settlement Of the Greek
Frontier Question,
|Sixty-four Lives Lost by the
Foundering Of q Japanese
Steamer


DJscovEny OF A TElsnly1c lI.or IN 1HDIAs
BOMBAY, jim. 10.-A mot to- depose the
Isa]all and massacre MI European residents
lwhtlo TT clll,rah l,as beon discovered ut
1kolonore, MID twerty-sGven natives have bccIl
ARRESTED. ...-..-...-,-... .
MORH DETAILS.
I.oNnAy, Jun. 10.-I,le Gazette reports
that Il conspiracy WINS formed among tic
|Ilin,tQos a1ll Ml,ssutmnns at Knl0l,ora to
,nassacra tho Europeans ut ch,ffcll on tho
7th Of Noyemtrr, to rlay tho patiyo officers
nlnl gct tho sol,lters to Join them to loot tho
town a,ld ra!.o Il rebellion. Dakotolcs or
g,.ny-robberIcs. tor tho purposa Of raising
funds led to tho discovery OF tho plat. rlia
twenty-l,[ne co.spirators aro now being trled
at Koloporc. 'rhroe Thousand natives wero
engaged IN tho piot.
, 1881-01-11
a NEW ERIE SCHEME.

4 corporation lIus b0gn flrUod untlor tho
llame Of tbs l.eI1ig!l l. Hudson River Hull
road Company for the perfection pf through
line between Tho Hudson River at Ncwturg,
N. y, aIM tha Delaware River Ut beivlcere,
nA,llss Of up real 6atWeslt nciYidsis S aid
AnIoyer, usa tho Sussex ltuIlr0nI
q build "! ln;!:pcYteNt line iIoni
ther9 to t!1e MHAfee ter.ufllua Of
Tho latteF roafl to tls conalGctlou 1T ll,a hGw
York.. Links Erie Il Western 9iN, NuYhur1
Brunch, The plan Includes l.e cg',Jollllar
lnuta between Grnycuurt .u,1 Tie Delaware
Mser. CUMaectloJl ut Nuwburg will bt haI
, 1881-01-11

this city died ut -ln1utics tecctye,l at hfs.
hands Inst Thnratlay night 1)cst Is n drunk.
en-. worthless fclI0w, i,lul oi, the ntg,lt mon.
uon"! c'nle hang drunk Rnd kicked lIIs vito
~ q si!anefMf Matlnct, sho mt hcift9 abto Il,
Ial*n lGrself I,1 bml .:tncc,. until last night
t1rath caltu To- her relief, hest was arrested
Inst night a'ut Is now In jall Tho Coroner
will t0'd pl flttIllcst ttf-night.
, 1881-01-11

rho 1,,tn,,s for,roi i,ni;rood ro,,,,,r,, ,,os
,. Nv 1uinots scn't"' 4nllloau ton'pa"y has
JUST completed Q new wrougllt-iron Pratt
truss bridge, 40 fcet lang, uver Salt Creek,
nbout three and haif miles soltt ar t,tjn.
INN. iii ~''
' ,r,,I -" ,,,,u ,,, .........,
Ihe Illinois Central lf0tlE0nd Company iins
Just made coutrHct with the Missouri Chr
Company fur the construc.tnn ~ an l,ny-
ours. Thla is IN addition 10 400 box-cars aud
100 conieara now Ill coursc OF construction ut
tho Cotnpnlly's shops.
Nj. ~. n. co,tIwc,t of n.co,ur N hos
~ ia nia na,; t,ra;.ossa! "onsit IT, hhsM1
.v,th III hoad.mntt,rs a - Noa.nt1ia r a''to' W.
fa!wrii 9v"s Sncnrttr nnnnccioi ic ,.;n H., t,c
Smaent,Ia- ne, 'lo';o t,' t ~a'i l'1
i I T. ~ ~. aMttA.'Mios
yiss",r s"niraI m iino;s 'yEu 'rEa,,so. am'onst ag
rs"s frssu"i' se''et"' A'4s'1o|s, tAsAaas'ls' aolo
Gath wrftcs ns fn],nv:s nho,,t t1a ronic
whtcI inv G;nultl antf tIt},rr raifrnn1 r 1.nn-
lIntus iiaye mtft1v bt.pi, i,reiirtinr: iii IL
yary cjnur lint III, mkt mill, il ..,f IN lu. ~,
reaI estNte, but oil rnirDaiig. .rhu xrent r1lii-
rvnJ crnsil III Eug'nin. ,,,,tisr ii,,dst,l il r..
called bYexist]ar st,eci,,atin1i. iimlsI.,, 11s,i
Ia makt l,nif n IijIini, ~ inlla,s 'av ~ tl1a
Else nj slnrrs in tf,n iinrs l,t. uni rt, Tia
Wis se,lt ts, i,arinnci,t mi stnttiM ,vSs rt..
ureti Tar iI1,.' v,la,, II w,. s,!nMm tHnf as his
nccollilts lInii been tcmkriI., atItj d[vifia,,tis
taLl nit OF tIta crnttai. in isiS ,nnrn tmni,
$O, do 900 We're Subscribed III E,,uIuli by aii
, 1881-01-11


Atn rDE T1tE WOUNDED 1'NKiss.
isDNit0N, Jan. l0.-A iutail correspondent
writes tint tlln suggestion III tlo Rotterdam
newspapers ulnt iuainl,ers Ut tllu " lsotl
Cross ba lssutclled tu Tho Tranavaal tu
nd tic wou1tlei Iocrs tias bce,l received
with lively SYMPATHY 4 subscription Is
tnlkel ut for thu purpose Of RtnrtlnG 8nir,o
SURGEONS Immediately for tho Transsaal.
the tsOEItA.
1.oNppy, Jan, 10,--1n tho lfnuse to-tlay,
Henry I.abouchere (I4tboral) asked whittier
tho DoeFs wtnlIl be recognized rs helltHer~
cuts. Thu Kt.-1fo,h III. Il. Il. Duff, un,er
Coluntal Secretary. Bnlsl operations wonlsl l'q
carriGd OH with every regard tn Immunity;
That nothing WINS known requiring tr Justify
INK u,o consideration Ut Ito aucslion OF bel
llRprent rights.
INSTRUCTIONS 70 THE N0vEtsSnIL
LoNnoS, jim. lo.-Lor.l Kimberly, to'ol,fal
Secretary, In Ills Instructions 10 Sir Hercules
1iobtnso,it Governor 0f Capa Colony, says 1t
IL impossible to consider my Arrangement to
confer free institutions OF Tic Bocrs until tho
authority Of tic Crpwn IL ylndieatol. With
regard 10 tho Dnsutos, Instead OF tllsarntng
them 1t would hnyu been bettAr to form, n
Flngo-I3nsuto militia. When war Is tern,l.
mated Sir Hercules lsobns0n should use
Ills tnllnence on tllo sItla Of lcnichcy. Any
question Of u conllsc alton OF territory must
be submitted to the Queen for sanction.
Lord Kimberly dlscouruges a1l extension Ut
British Jurisdiction,
HOPES FOR PEACE.
Tho President Ut tho Grunge Free Btate In
telegrapIic dispatch urges tint no crr,lcncc
be given to malicious fabrications about tho
Dutch. lilo lleclnrcs t1,at tho FREQ State only
wishes peace for tho WluIu of South Africn.
, 1881-01-11

EADSs S1IIr-1A1LVAY..,
Capt Eads has completed Ills negotiations
with tic Mexican t:nyarn,noilt for tho COLI
st ructlon Ut Ills sI,rrntlwny across the Ist1-
mus Of Tehunntopcc, and Inns received from
1t the most liberal concession which 1t Inns
over granted. II gives HIN tho right to COLI
struct tho shIp-ralway on sncl! llne rs ,le
1nBy 4aetarmlne, a1M aud ho Is to ba entirety
untrammele1 In tue plan8 and oxecnt tIon OF
The wos wac @ ,,s y tG dts b. G, ~, within
conPletett within twelve years. Tho
concession glycs Q right Of way nernss
the. tstllln!ls half q, mile fn.. width,
which width is Increased to one n,Ite, wI,er.-
right To improve AucIl rlvers and Aarlnrs Rs
llC nlay deem l,roIsr, aIA to collect liberal
tolls from ycsssLs entering them. It permits
lIim 10 collect 81 Ter cnblc metre OF the dta-
railway. Ilo Ia also eMtltlet! to Charge Sl5
for enci passenger on the st.ip and per cent
Oil tho yAlJlo OF gull or silsnr coin Or bullion
or prGclo.ls stones; Hnti. IN tt'e eyent ct such
SHo"slsa s axs sF so c,lsst s9s ssefea e; @ 3a
antil @ tin % saio Is tatl. lii Is ajso eittltlrd to
such compensation rs may he agreed upon
9y KS n9s @ ay esas S1dsss g trast af
BY the',, aud to 0lernte = telegraph llne ard
~ auxiliary freight ai,tl, passenger raIlw1y
llnM III euiiiectlDn viii ule sjllp-rnltWny. III
addition, tho Government grants him 4 sub
aEdy egulll to LOU, ,ed9 Acres Ut public lands,
tn DO located on tile iSIlnlus or elsewhere, Iii
nIl ef tl,s gollstruc.Ion 9f . suitable l!arLor
OIL tho l'acEtlc Oce,l,. It also gives him tho
right to consolidate tho TohlRiltupee lsafl-
way with The shEp-ratlWny Oh such terkis ~
Mny b0 agreed upon, md lit such M eyont
tho location OF tho ffehuQntepcc hallway
may bA ultpretl as desired by Capt, E4tls.
The most remarkable fcat turq Ut this liheral
concession Is that which gives tU Capt. EAtls
tic right to Ilypotlmcate lha revenues OF the
road IL any other Government which l,e lnny
select to aftl him by unney OF guarantees III
Its construction. II gives to such tloycrll-
,ncnt, In caSu 2f any default on tic part OF
the Company to s4cf! QoyarEmsnt, tbs rlgllt
10 intervene tllr0nxil the e0uri8 0f MUxico
a..l hAye ltecelyers spy'oInted IL llisulo tl,o
faithful application Of lts revenues III accor4l-
ancs with the terms that lllay bo ugrectl
upon, No hyp0tllecaliMl or conveyance OF
tic Srant Of 1f thu works themselves, nr Ut
tue lHEtis, however, cnll by liHde Il, Aliy fll-
slgsa Government Without lnynildasIng tho
Cqncesslun.
this Is intended to glYa to tha Uultetl
States tilN priyIlrQuof coopalnttug with slvxico
in old 0f the coiIstructloN and cOl,trul Ut tho
works, ls tlils IL regarded by the leading
llten III Muxlco III tho American rulto acrils6
tho tsth,nus, thu oliu 1t! wlItgh those two RE-
publlcs arc most yttally anu directly lntoI-
HAtAI, 20 ''
, 1881-01-11

st. LOUIS. Jan. 10. - epec'nl to the Post
Otspatch FROM Carthage, No.. says: "Gc,j,.
A. Il Morton, who wns arrested ut st. I.olis
lust May for forging check for f2,ooo, un
the lanktng house of Afont 4 Sergeant, Of
joplin, No., and who has slnce been
in jail ut Carthage, alas ltau
Ills bal! roiucud from sl00 to s., 900, pro-
cured hoad for the iAtter amount, anu lott
yesterday with his family for ths East. Gun.
Morton will 30 recollected as holding a IllKh
Juror ot some aats aI.,olH I.tberas, liz clainllE
70 10 Il Vrlmln1nt TaljruMl uIn,l IN Now
E:l,Ela1t1, aud " haylE pbtaanett cnpsidar-
4bla l!ot1tlety IN connection with sonlo
iiat'ctal transactions j., tho Vest anl South
, 1881-01-11
INDIA.

CALCUTTA. jim. 1o.--Ttio syn.iteata formed
last xun.lIler for TIC PURPOSE Ut introducing
Indian tca Into tic Anstrn,, 1nMrket i,as re-
solved to extend it's operations to tito United
States and CnIlntln.
, 1881-01-11
CASUALTIES.

spfeta, pbpaseh to Ths cattago 7tsbsn.,
DunuQuE, In, Jan. 1o--No. ! nurtlI-hovnd
passenger-traln from Clinton thus morning
met with an accident which ca,no very.
near resulting IN 4 horrible alul fatat
eatastropho. 4 short d1sta1,ee north OF Elk
River tha train rounded . narrow bend a11l
ra., over lareq tract Of Icq whtcI, had
flowed from q spring from the hillside MD
completely submerged tho truck. Tho enRlpu
lost lts rails, pulling fhe coAcl! and Dqegago
after It. tearing up seven steel rails, alid
nearly losing the entire traln down 4 thirty
foot etaballkment r4p englHe caule to a a
stanlst!ll, leaning at m angle Of
forty-iivo degrees on tue river
side, part way down tho enlbanklnent, with
tho tender it's only hold upon the track.
Conductor 1ltbbartl anil EngIpeor JqnnlnK
braysly stood their grolltd' the engineer
holding Ills position upon tho locomotive,
saving life Of tlie risk qt his own. Hardy,
fireman, made jump fFom tho englne, aud
9pade q break for the llilislle, :,
, 1881-01-11
SlI1cIf)E.,, ,

sptttdf i7tspatth to 7as Ch4eaas 1ttb.tn&,'
PLYMOUTH. 1nd., Jam. 1o.-3trs. Ja,ucs ball,
Il, y tit ut tlespont!onoy. lung hcrsc'f Inst
night, leaving II husband alul two children,
o''c mouths oltl. When her husband found
ner slug was lead, ,ep fees touching tho floor.
ease a afS W. + ,Es sn Il III aysa Na sen The tho
tllnrrfGl three years. 'r~@
, 1881-01-11

bitter spcccl, ngainst lin, by I.otllso Mlol,el,
because lIe did not attend tho funeral Of
HlnnQut. In tho l'oro Ii Cllafso quarter,
wl,cre ,rrtnuuct ltca.lad Tho poll at tho NIT
nlctwal election, Il sccontl ballot Is necessary.
itt:ST1:x.
PAnt4, jan. 1O--ll 40 Il. nI.--FreIioll rpntes
IS 5ruieK IL penttnlcA.
, 1881-01-11

x INITIATION Of 11AWYEttS.
Ci.lSroX. H.. Ja1h 10.-The great sniIwny
case WIS resumed before Judges ltotlsock
anil Zcyers. Of tho Supreme Bench, Mt tic
Central t1Ouse t1ifs aftcsnoun. Tllu counsel
far the Northwestern Railway prcse,It wero
u. ~, 1terfingtpn md II. c. Iictlafds, Of chi
cago; n 81. Hubbard and Cnrles A. Clark.
Of Ccdnr I.ntds, anu a. It. AleCoy, OF Clln-
tnil. For tho Milwaukee,, there wore d. $.
Wegge, Of Milwaukee; j.. II. Gstdtll and j.
Knight, nt dubuque; and George y. Young
M.sd +. .. Poster. Of tht. city. General
Superintendent W. c. ynn itorn, of Tho Mil
Waukee Division, and Superintendent i, O.
Watt, Of Qnlultle, were also present.
, 1881-01-11
ITALY.

1E1OlClyH TEt.SEn TO w.AlLtN0.
IAl.EIs,tu, Jim, 10.-FlFleGn persoIts wero
seriously Injured by the fall III II statrcasn In
q church during tic re]ojcngs oM tho occ.-
BIOL Ut tic visit of tho King an4 Queen 10
tle city,
, 1881-01-11

1ox,,a, 1nn tI n MA,e 'es s, o,,ors ~ ,,o
,ta',sn ~ fan',,,o,,a ,vi,n n,o trar aro,snra i,,
t,, is,.,, tr,nis ,yiI ro,,,.t, ~ nnrlfn,,,ant
mnt, tha m sc for ti,a nroscc,,t,on ia closn,l.
hmt r. ,fehoto M conrc,nu il t,ot cnnctu,lo1 h.
tiot finn ti,"v w;ll ntio,y tf,a defonse tn 1,ro.
i o,a,, ,vItl,nrt tI,oir urnuanco
K '''>. "''' '"'1,, 1tsrntfynrn %
Tho Ncpp a,vs # ,s Infnr,nct, fiat t,,o stnta-
\ mani int twn w m",,l,ars nf tno irisb I.n,,tl
n"n,n;ss;or dIssgntt.Il fron it, renort IL ,,,,-
nv,,',1aI 'Nss's'~'s ''Ns'f s"7 ,9Ne'' - "''
@9A''33A' A nuuoR.
1t is r,,u,ora1 TINT # necessary further de-
slccol, win ba nostponed until after tllo
T11n STATE rn,A1s.
nunt1y. Inn. 1f.-lrho Co,,rt of oueen,s
Dencb continues takinr merely formal ayi.
denco na,linst lin trnyersnrs.
THE 1IoME-lt,J1,E sw,r,rn
1oynos. Inn. til.-In tl,o iio,,sa NJ con.
mons today the Vt.-Iim, 1iurI, q chJl,la,
Sncreturv NJ State fnr War. said nnr,tamrnt.
ury pr1yileao wouid proynut tha W.T. Ot]loo
firm, fntarfarlnr in rcrnrd tn fha nnsItion nf
Cant. lain II. No1au m Itoma.RuIe i,nrl,n-
meutnrv stwIinn lr,ont Milan IL m off1csr
Of iilo Iovai Artt)lorv ''' T. ~ e''''>e'
vA1rm m ~, !. nsrovr
LONDON, jim, 10.-Wiljnn1 Si,aw fITo,nf,.
Rulr), mo1,lber far Cary Comfy. rcs,,nel
tic debato on tho otltiress in rGn,y tn tho
Onec,,,s s,,cpc1,. IJa said In lind foitI, +,
Hiaiatona nnssinr \ nanni ian ht'I hnt XIV II ho m
would INV nronnso = cnn,nIss,nn tn Nv faIr
rents s,,oh n measure cn,,i hn ran,liv m asr
nnn co.rcio,, iii ,vnmi,i toco,ra ,'ncdlsss
w e'v1u w,4T WIZ p' Wpu4 @ n1sMa@nrp nss'u nosaiess
LoxnoS, Ja1,. l0.-At a meeting of tho
1rls'. md ls,,al!sh Liberal mop4hers yester-
tho Yag,,a,iiess of tie noyerni,ont,s deolara-
tipns OH tla Irish la,ul rrforua. trhe uraynlt-
ina ol,luto was tlat 10 measure wi1lcl, d"es
not Include t!le n,rI,rao Ftt' und docs not.
, 1881-01-11
4 CuICAgOAN KILLED,

KAtA.AAzoo, MICH. Jalh lo,-Tho man
s!lle4 by qcqllenttal!y felltlg fro'p ? traln
Saturday W9rnlnE has peen identified by
uarK street, Chicago, ibid iiot Charles lsode.
as was supposed fr0ni Its pApers Tho ttufsl
RgGll{Hnt.
, 1881-01-11

Stran1eTa visiting the city sf,oi11d NOT
full u visit tho hnfHt6puthio' pl,ltii,licy ot
lloorIcka + Tafef Nm. t:l Clark street, md In
Bl1at their larE1 assortment Ut fnsnly medicine
cases mud ltoaks from Il ppckct casc tq tho SIS
n1Gl!GfuG chest. '''2''7
, 1881-01-11
TURK E6TAN.

toSpQa, jan. M,-A Dispatch from st,
Petersburg says Gen. Bkohelefr reports that
oeok!repo 10 Invested except on tlle north
e1n s!ae BY 8,0N tgen With tlfty-elght guns.
, 1881-01-11

SAN FlAHc1xco. Cal, Jnn. l0.--YokpflaMa
advtc0a by tho lust steamer Blatn Tint III l)cc,
III 4 Japaneaa consttnK Hten,ner with sixty
passcllgars AMI n crew Ut twenty-five f0Hli-
,lurcsl III at, !nta1ut eca nlld sfxty.f0ur lives
were lost
, 1881-01-11
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEw YonK, Jan. lo,-Arriyci, thq stearn-
ship fteAry Edge, fraul Antwerp,
ANTwEar, Jan. l4-Arrtyed, the stea1n-
sshiRs Do auyter and YatleFland. fFom New
, 1881-01-11


PAnIs jan, 1o.-From the latest accounts
Nop4blcan success at tho mpDicIpa! plcctions
Is assnrel jp I.jlle, lsauAuIx, Nautes. Angara,
Alals. Mines. Vannrs, af6ntaby nlion. Nice,
nnd plost Vt TUG largo towns. Tho lapub-
l!can papers hRYe coparatQlatory articles on
Tho result Of tho elections, which " cpns!t-
ered to A4ye 1uatle apparent tho breach ba-
tween tAe inpqblIeBHs aaa the iFFsconq|l-
able ltadlcals,
HEyEHTy-F1yK SENATOR'S
become lIalp to 1eGfeettQn pe{t year, OF
These fprty-two are Republicans and thirty
eight Rcactionists IN consequence OF tic
share wh!cll the municipalities take Il. the
Senatorial elections tbs Republicans have
hqped, II they wera snecessful at l|,e ppnle-
lpa! elections, that very few Of tllo retiring
Ssn9tnrs would be Able to return to their
scats. The Republican successes uqtctl qbqye
ere distinctly da.nbetttst aud anti-soclal,
Even II Paris
no COMMUNIST HAS uEEN ELEorsn,
although several received large votes In dis
tficts where sac9nd ballots pFe pecessary, Of
which there are abou twenty. CleIuenceau.
Tue leader of this Extreme l.eft IN tbs Cham.
oef pf Nrpnttes, wps cut by Tttna4et and Tie
Communists Saturday night, aud went away
tF9m ts'*a usettn1 cults crysttRllen atteF :
, 1881-01-11
CUBA.
NAVAL. ntzAp1Y,b

N@f 71ks9 F7kNpU}3
HAVANA, !an. tQ.-FFau{ls have been dis
covered In tho administration of tue naval
station here Eleven employees iays tcep Ut
Eeatp4 R11a 1ta closely eontlnel On ba9ru = nan-
0f.War.
, 1881-01-11

FoRr DAVIS, Tex. jan. t0.-Mr, uratn, Of
FL VNsQ, states that tho wcst-bountl stage,
Jun. y, waa aaptn1a4 by tho Indians tn Quit
man Cajnil. lQQ InlIes Waat ot hnro: The ttriy-
cr e,iu tbs tam WsEo killed, pn4 Everything,
Including HULL, cut To plecrs 9!.M earr!stl
RWuF, - - ''f' \
, 1881-01-11
NOTICE..
Special Election,

apeutsI Eluctlou for ono >lrsctoT " tJla l,9aE*
of 1Elc, u sesyu until tau firat Aoa4ny ts JA'IHaFH
!s84 ttY pl3cY Ut Mr. H. u. Gn4uow. wlta uee'Iaut
u seTYe,. VIII ha huld iu lltu Eac!lnxs tqu pf No
hoarl 1n VIIJlssQAy, Jun. Ii -,
uol3s 1sson froul IL ociack H. u until O'Clock p u
" 4Fits Ut ths l!ul74 Ut Directors. - -
uilAa. ltAhAuLRl, s9S4EsAQt !.