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Mayor Stone E,ec. svorn n,

Colonel John Stone, tho mayor cleo,
whose scat has been contested on tho grounds
that ho was not eligible under tho city char.
ter TO theofilcc, and who was refused his sea-.
BY tho city counc II, that body declining 10
swear him In, had Mr.. Charles Fred Tucker
70 administer TO him the oath Of Office and
executed bond. What course matters will
take remains 10 DO seen. '
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lyon Don't Know ,h.,r w., :,

KIDNEY , o",ch me OF Aeue, Biiiousness mud
half bottle lrfO wh,o as ir,eonmended, had
g ,rls, whom the doctors and I mo, ny TWO II ue
SS syn not % cured. am ca, nJ"ni SAY
had ths p,.n or them one nisht n I h.a u Wv,
io"ns tss moh biilers in my house h. '.c MOI
ned with ih or" ' y, y 80 much good ccniIu.
Ia why 1 sas.y n ,io emey gre now well. That
b,yhHyp nit,er., and do bnt rrc"m,,nna ,n
inquiry enough. "-B., Rochester. NM" 'neni
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AhOw Day F1rhSs.

In tho saloon at tho corocr Of Main and
Market ssree,s, two counrymen, whose
nsm'sar no. known, go. into regular old
AfkAnssw show day ast-nsht, bu! were in,cr.
rup.ed BY D'pu,y shetGs Miller and
0raham, who arfestsd them aud oar,ed Thorn
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Shiloh's Cntnrrh p.m.,,

r. a marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphthoria.
tanker mouth and Head Ache. With each
q, Go.'lo there Is an ingenious nasal injector for
ho more successful treatment Of these com.
pants without extra charge. Price 80 ets
S M BY Hiekcx & House, druggists. SoS
Main street, Dallas. e' WV
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A called meeting Of tho stockholders Of
the Dallas Real Estate and Building associs-
ton will DO held at the office Of Adams &
Leonard =, 4 o'clock Saturday, 9 III day Of
April, 1881. by order Of tho president.
I. T. BARRY,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
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Post office box No. 2hI. " "HNN
Ciement, Bane 4 Co., Manufactu-.-,
OF Clothing, Chicnvn

the abov. a rS smith a. ,h 2, Texas Is representing
our principal towns and citiep. ia ,ri, .hii
ns utsue the finest and most comreie liz" 20 ~
snnp,es ever shown In the State. til ,, ,,no OF
s'oW,,cdse no supefiors ana viii MAKE nr, ~.
FOR the accom- mediation of thai.
only, they make suits TO order customers,
q al, n, orders addressed to Ind ilrm ~ y, A.
smith Sn care Grand WINDSOR Wo,el ,,s or 70 Mr.
drompt attention. VIII receive
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Temple Em anu Ell.

Rev. Dr.. H. NJ. BIN, at the above place
last evening, being tho occasion of the closing
oil Easter, preached an able discourse on the
text found In Exodus XIV, "The song of
Moses and the children Of Israeli The
discourse was very interesting and stten,iyelv
listened TO by the entire congregation.
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W. I. jarrett is. in constant receipt Of
northern lake ice, "pure as the tear Of
beauty" and twice.as natural, which he will
eehver 70 any part Of the city at any hour
IN tho day, Leave your orders al bis ise
house foydras street, between Main and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-20
of to Jail. They had. no arms. but poke.
full of ringer cAkea

Henry Blew and JEFF Mitchell, two rural
boosters, who came 10 the show with some
ladies, got too much Of the O. be joyful, and
got 70 cussin' and swearing In the tent And
were pulled for using profane Language.
Blew had knuc0 Ia his pocket and Mitchell
had gun on his person. They wont 10 tho
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Boots and shoes at Pages, COS Main stree

a man died of liver compliant.
collars worth Of "BLACN.DRAUS,,
would have saved his lie.
For sale by all druEg cts.
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All the fairs give the first premiums And
special awards OF great merit to Hon Bltt n".
40 ~ 'ne o oest and pu,est family medicine, and
we knowthey deserve IL. They ara so,,, ~, n,,
W,niot,on at the state fairs, and we advise nil
otest Them See another column, "''
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acted. Alderman Clark offered s..resolu.ion
that the city attorney DO requested 10 give
1s opinion In writing As to tho eligibility Of
O '.'c,on mayor'elect 10 that office,
which was adopted, when the council id.
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Uhss. Mcistorhans Is now delivering TO any
par. OF The city pure northern lake Ice. Hs
wagon will call daily. Leave orders NJ
Temps ice.atd beer depot on Pacific ave.
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, For an artistic shave, or q fashionable cut
'here Is no place In Dallas equal 10 Lee COIN
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store for Rent.

store No. 4lS Elm street, adjoining
Adams u Leonardo bank. Apply to Adams
q Leonard or I. T. Barry at Sanger Eros.
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stop using Calomel and try "BLAcK.
OR.UGhI" for liver diseases.
forsalebv all drugg,sts
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Reliable Revla

The latest novelties in steel woven Tuskan
elsewhere. w 'ounu
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CITY CSunclI.

Tho city COUNSEL met In regular ordor lac.
night Alos ofNousins business was trans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-20

For good flrst-clsss warm or cold shower
bath, go 10 Lee COINS palace rooms.
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water In town. >''' ''u'
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Lee Cohn kscps HE bath rooms omen d.v
and night at 5l2 Main street,
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Assessment of Taxes.
Assessment of city taxes for the year 1881:

The total is an increase of 100000 over
last year. 0'''
The most elegant bath rooms in the State
ofTexas, are at 5l2 Main street.
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Gents clothing, furnishing gods, boots
and shoes, hats, etc, etc, at
A. & 4. MITTETuA,'s.
, 1881-03-02

tnt tIlr plrtll II II {p nrIluI III fVrvFnl 1frr,
nr Inn; tl,e hrayr,,surp tu be rolled Together
Uku Il serial, has disturbed tho festive Hntngs
MI in yunIty I'ufr. Thu lunth l,as !pen wido
oucu duy mud Night, The pipers fave
pi,rd their lusticst, nn tho puppets
hn,o dapcr,l their liyottpst, and while
fashion Jlas arrnyell Itself In its most gar-
eco,ts 1,1utnngr, nt,d .iMported itself Mt rout |
md ,eyeI, oncra nnd balt, Ioyru aml so1rtc, |
dinners nml kottlcdrnms. poverty has
p!ucl1e,t lis Victims n,E vice hRs spread It's
Ri,lcG nets, nnsl ~ tic great world Inns
w1,IrIcd M, till now comes tho tlnG for rest.
, 1881-03-02

JAY Gou1.n III his recent Interview Will,
tho Now York ILtrutu tnlked thus about Mexico
a,l Dt I.csscpa' Canal:
"Yuil helieyc III Mnxnn?"
"rrs; lInyD worry HrUat faith TIT It. IT Is Hatl-
neas oa our pMrt Ia thrlw AwAY niIch il1l ul'pot-
tuHlty uf up!iciitNK uilrhelfGs, uu again sIftK
whut r,uy to termed snna iluentnla1, helping II
YIxtcr l{pttnhlin 4hAt aOrN} ncGtls help. ! hHfn
m k!ca ll,ut when ul,r lines arn hMtlt hloxlto
will hecu.,le n aurt Of wIntHr rtaort. THO ctAnto
il ,,eptn,tH,-not, Ot ns,,sse. aroatsd Vera Cruz
" ilnw nt,ut,t tho grh,!ui'
.As e tho railwnysT
"frs.'
Tho l'seao railroads crossed ms high It not "
"Whilc we Mro down tllnt why, MF. Gould, WILL
ypu iptk about stav iAsiasn.a tias.alf',
'CuttnnIy. tui you should Talk On any
thug Ia my particular l.ne."
.'What do you think Of tho DO Lcssol's
achcIneY'
ale I.esaeps Ia In GArnratf'
"No" will, mi itlcrctllltnua smile, land think
he never intends IN build It,"
eWunta it pnyt' .-.-.
In my urttlnt,. no. Tho business across tho
by rlrnnds, mt by unnnls. should hAtu ln tt,-
vest In lie Is4s4s,a Anthltdlasu. Nhen ~ Into
tlK wunt ;lIvltiunA5. und $50 ~ tliyidet,'tA
in tho allurny praspccttlses OF lAo fhscinutit14
FrenrhnlRll, II IL caMal ncross TIM cont!npnt la
u I'LL fcasihIe tito Nicaragua lticN ii tho tsttu
Que. Al leust that IL my Judgment"
, 1881-03-02

orcupirt! by Senator tarllcnter, cannot be
furctnl,. It may be- tint S"nntof Davis,
though llo intends tn yote with tho Neihu-
erals. will int consent 10 psocccd with tho
organization while tim Republicans Nro ""lur
n tcnlmrnry diantiynntnge which II nllavold"
atlc. and Tint tho Democrats, will, MA!'"ne
against the,l, a,ul deprived of JntlRn Davis
vote, will niake n yrtu0 OF necessity aul
postpone tile question Ut organization lorafn'l
Sesatc. 1t uay l,e that It WIS decided nlorc
important to secure prompt anu ttlors''lgi or'
gahizaston Ut tho new Administration than to
tleiAy OIL necoNnt Of tho Senate orgaAtzatiosss
Or thnt It llns been determined to wilt for tho
complement of Republican Senators, with
t,is Intention Ut urKtnE reorganization ut nny
tIlno Thu l,cpub1cans sllall be strung enough
tr curry It. At nil events, Con. Gnrtlestl,
after having bcun gtycn tue opportunity, lias
tlccltned tn ,sn his Influence over party
question 1T tho Senate. The determination
Is certainly co,t,mpntiable beginning Of llls
rcw Washington career. Z.
Nabady tn Washington wns authorized
yesterday to say wlmt tho composition Of tho
,uw Cabinet will be. Thnse who werD best
informed still beloved TINT Gen. Gnrsleiss
himself Ind ,tut. made ZIP tho slatc III any
way 1,ut subject to cllunge. ntNl Tint the list
would not hc finally completed md arranged
till tt,-tlorrow night at tho cnrllcst. Tho
rumors really count fur nothing. If wrong,
they will be forgotten when tho authoritative
announcement Is madu: II right, 1t will be
by merr accItlent. There was yesterday,
however, rs strong probability rs there lIas
been for so,nu lime past that Dtaiile. Allisoi'
| ~. 1T -
, 1881-03-02
GEN. GARFIELD IN WARRINGTON.

Tiers Wuru btlt t"D topics hl any lhteleat
at the National Capital yesterday. one was
tlle status nttd probable fate Ut tho Funding
blll; the other was the arrival In tho nos''-
Ing Of tho Preslttcnt-olcct. ntlt' tl'e sngge'-
tions nu spcclIlaiioNs TINT naturally grouped
about hini 1t was In ynln tl'at c'1urls were
,nadu to divert public attention from these
two ceniral ob]ects Of Interest. Tho House |
took good care 10 make sure Of tho River
and liarbor bill, wl'ntcycr else might
fail, and rushed through tic rcpnrt OF |
THO Conference Conl'ntttce In spite Ut
Mr.. Cox's well-fount!el ob}cctloM tint tac. |
addition Of about tlrec-ttuarters Of million
through Senate amendments "slght to scnd
tho bill to tho Committee Of tic WotB llonso |
for further consideration. But tho general
public remained utterly indifferent to tho
circumstance that moro than Sl0,tMD, ,oooof tho
Government nuncy Ind bceA voted awny
without my prospect fur reasonable colnpca'-
satlon. Sonlo twenty Senutors t1r0wseI In
tlleir seats uyer tho tedious consideration 0r
tho japanese indemnity fund, which drew
, 1881-03-02

INC austere season oI l'ch. usss''' 'o,'"s' "
ana "I'l eonlln"e uht.t oatn'u"s' Aps4' ~
Mt wllcl' t'!ne uao ptcs"h1pt''e nsHes oi sot-
rnw alrl regret Which "fe 70 pe s're"h 'ln'h
tho AcAi @o"ay WI W ' ess''''sseu '.u ~ uso M
nct"al guinness u 'e t.a''I1 ''t'eS "3N' 1''''
sober sacSeto'''' "h.cn WIZ W 1ao"'as "oFh'
VIII g'se plac" 10 thc guy R""tls A'!u GUT
ee'Ws '''''p"S VI ~" ''uu us|a., vi" Wv .
As tho YEARS 20 ny the fleots OF 1'ent arc
ca1lstlerhots aoatM'' o1',' no" lot ""'y ule
sIck, tho weak. aasa tae n's'","oeA"s 'a'!e's
are exempted from suct 1ast'lls as might 10
Injurious TO n1el'l, bnt esen u1e sl'o"s an'
hcnrty antl tho lilies w'a'e'l loll 1at Gun pr.
, 1881-03-02

-
1HE moht llalca4o'sS le''t"Iu"l ulo !""'e'"4
sys1enl Oh 4ll'llo's IL 1''c "t.u"'A'o.s eoNt'f
lion ol u'e supreme to"l'' 1i.e EAetl''l'o
department III the stn'e' iael!la'ns ''o'ee'ot'
secretary. Anl'lor' !leaa-'oc!'ool'Aas.n'' ~
torney-t'cierat, etc. nave Il loeal ihpsiaslo'
us well as li1I'lc. atHl tllo people Know
Whoro to expect to fn'l them. THO lawlnhK"
lug power does lls bilsltless NJ the
state C"nlt9!, ltke tho Executive Uenaft-
ment, ANU Is not rcunlretl TO eayalcaae
Md board round III different pnrts
OF the Commonwealth during tue period "f
Its SESSIONS. But tic sllprrnlo judicial at,-
thoslty. consisting Of IL Hnard of seven
, 1881-03-02

Mn. Cox's Apportionmcnt blu which pro-
poses membership Of :D7 10 the l1Dtse. Is
by no uleaus the good and perfect work
which It Is supposed t0 bo by some OF tho
New Ynrls editors. We TO not Drcsllli1b to
shy that figures vii! l!e III tho ttccorosss col
INNS TT our esteemed contemporaries, but
they will cut sollla remarkable capers. The
calculations designed to show tic lnat1lc-
NAUTICAL fairness Of Mr.. Cox's bill are er-
rol,et,us. 1T the tlrst place, III this: TINT they
mike no arcnnnt VI tie fact that two States
have 1rss tilnn thu ratio required for single
mcnbcr OF Congress. These Suites arc
Nevada md Delaware. 'lho former has less
tan llalf the population Of tile latter, anu
only about fonr-tcMtlls 0f n Single rntio.
Yst tha Constitution rcQulrcs tint eactl
sI,ould 1layu single member. 1t Is
.ua,.tfestly unfair III considering the repre-
scl1tation which the SECTIONS should llnyc to
Charge up the State Of Neyasa to tho North,
NJ II It had u fill ratio. TAtro Is no optlose
aluut the apportlonlucnt, 50 fur Us that State
Is concerned. 1t must hnye one member. a'Nl
It Is hot right tl.at tho other twenty-Hno
Northern States should be male to surrender
}uyt Of tlletr representation to make gond Its
quota. III nsccrtanIug tho bnsis, therefore,
for m apportfoun1ent which sl1all ba
ulntl.cmntically fnir" thesu two States
| should not 10 considered, The assignment
! 0f members to the othar Suites should le
made us 1t Delaware nsll Nuvhtta dill not
exist. II this be dunc, Tho following results
| will he 0t,tnt111i:
, 1881-03-02
THE BAHE Of DEEnF1ELp.

l,lyc III lts rnnks 4 wise old mai, wlI0, know
linz everything, wilt gfva counsel for notl'ing
rl1c Democratic pAriy possesses this Dtssihg
IN tho person of tic ancient lIoratto Sey-
molir known rs thu Sngc Of Dccrifcfd. Your
candidate for President I canll0t be, ex-
claims tic venerable Snge Of Dce5lie't'. hus |
yuslr guide, philosopher, aud friend l AM.
The dear old 1nnf Is not lntte lugica, but hn |
Is rs confident rs CUpt. Cuttlc pretended to
be about the safcty Ut The lost brig and Ills |
friend tpu}'r liz plnlnes the Democracy OIL
tho assumed fact {ol,ly assumed, not trnc)
tlsat llaucock had II plurality 0f t1lo late
popular vote, md declares tfMt to Insure sue
cess III 1871 the untcrr[!icd hive only to name
q candidate who cnn draw votes from tho
Republican party. I,nt the Sago himself Is
not quito satisfied with this view Of tic case,
fur he proceeds 10 urge that tho young 1ncn
must bo srttuccd into tlle Democratic
purity, ns Its only hop0 Of salvation.
lIc says ho knows all about old Democrats,
Tint lie Is NJ, old one himself, nnd therefore
Inns II right to declnre tint they arc all In
cumDratce rather tlun source Of strength
| to tho party; In a word, that they nrc alar-
rrlsome, tlisagrccnbe. snutfy old fools,
whose wranglcs lave brought tile noble Jcf-
observation-disclosures party Of tho Constitn-
tiuu rs IL was to tho verge Of destruction. 1t
Is rare tint m old fellow retains SO much
Eall rs to be willing to scourge his own back
fur tho sake OF drawing blood FROM tic velils
Of his fcIt0w-octogcnarlnns. WhJ does lle
mean? CertntAty not Gcn. Hancock, who Is
young, and who entered tlla racc us fresh rs n
lark trilll,lg It's curly m0rling sullg. II no RI
fers to Uncle Sammy 'rl1len lsu Is .ln-
AZ H. A. rt tul
, 1881-03-02

'TiENE IL u bill pcnstlng III the Legislature
ITO rcgulatc the rractcn of pharmacy IN tho
State Of Illinois, Tile 1Ioasc I!as passed II
bill ot this kind, but Tho SENATE COMMITTEES
Inns reportet a substitute for that bill. nt1t
there IN Il possibility TINT In the conflict of
Tho two both nny he Inst. Wrarenot sk.,tet
csI,,1gh In thc SCIENCE of pharmacy to be nblo
to pass Judgment lpoh tic yarylng rrnvls-
Ions If these bills, hut wn have 10 doubt tint
the tl,ue Inns arrived When pnblEc safety DE-
minds that tho salc of drugs ar tho COM
pounding Of prescriptions should be confined
at least to competent nrh sklllful hands.
Every family has nf necessity IL apply
to druggists to ob.asn medicines Or
dcrcd by physicians. Upon the fidel-
ity, Intelligence, care, aud attention Of
the person co,ipounling these medicines
nlny depend tho |healt1, mud even tho life Ut
tho pntlcl1t. That there are persans eh-
gagged Ms druggists and druggists assistants
who have not tho requlsit qualifications fur
tho Important duties required of tlioin Is ll1l-
tlnubtetlIy true. mid TO much lasger extent
than IL generally supposed; anu 1t Is timo
TINT the Inv sl.auld Intervene to pratect the
public. The sale Of drugs md tho ilfl,lg Of
pTsserlpioNs should be lishltest to Deysons
having the pr0pere education, Intelligence, nlt
training 10 be able tn perform the duty with
some degree OF accuracy; aud tho law Should
so fur rs 1t catt, compel the employment Vi
such persons only. II Is to bo hopcd tflt
Legislature will not adjourn without passins
q goutl md efficient Inv OIL this subject.
, 1881-03-02
TIE TRADEs-UN1oN's SYMPATHY WITH
SHAREHOLDERS.

Sto ,poettnv of FIN " f.1,iraro 1ratle mid |
r.o,,or 11ufon,, hrld M Suuttuv nfteruoon,
Mr n A. ],,s,,on ofrrrctt lie following
,,,,,oro., rorni,,tton u,ic,, ,yos nttoptett:
w,,rnr,s. me n,,ncrcu,a Of opprcsston tnr,A.
tner4lts, Nni tin tout. Of tho "iutd robbers"
'i,r @ ancstis a @'tIsn @ "f uiVilznsiom uxis
s,aslture ag;.islst tue ltburalcs Of rroc people
n sntn iflea' es @ w,n iau aa I'll tcrcv rc.,ce
tlctl to tic ct,l,it;jon Of lrriu1ld;
esglrS InI We tennof 10 a,r,Isyn .nc 's % ,na,- @
tnIn a nutonui Independence, u,isi will render
them nll tho "ssEslunce Iii our power
Wit'a TIC so'ealiea eHlcaso 4t"oe u"
Labor Union " l3is IN ullaieaIl.he" 4'sAt ~
sy1Hpnthl1e with tue hocfs III tnetT stf"kg'o
against England, nla "li''e LIE CiicAao
THlnuSE, Ms Is well KNOWN mas no ssihpat"y
with tie English oppression OIL uae 1tlss
teraEt-tarihors, anu peoc'onS 1''t'o ss'"patls
| with Eneland III any OF ner wars OF CONQUEST,
still nothing ~ eAnlca oy 1llss'"!c"'o"' ~
1acts' a'ul tllls ALI. i'snop nus soao "sos'
grossly III tho resolution when no offdf np
nnd the alleged LABOR UNION 'g"o'an'1s
passed.
Therois Is 10 parallel ootwcch lfeiana an.
thu Trausvaal. Engaahd l',sa'lcd 1reaho
centuries ago a'1tl conl'seatca t'c ia'hs ol ulo
people which they ant tlieir aescenaahls
have continued to hold And apol, on . which s ti.'y'
ilhSe co'!cctes e''ol'hu"S 1"ee 'o.4ss "'.tn
they lave reduced tllo tenants to starvation
a''a hrl'en 'aIhtol,n u ..''' W s'''' .s''e'
countries by systematic course Of cruelty
md tyranny: Th" Eusllsll ANNEXED alla o.
cuntud tho Trousvaal foslr years ngo. becallso
t'ie DUETS "s'o l'i'''tss w. os .su"s...,
gagen'ents, but they haSo neVer copascateo
ah acre o1 tllolE H!i'u VI ll't'Aita.sa @ ".'s ~
, 1881-03-02

CoNsuI-(sENEIsAI. K1lETsEs1ASS, Of Berlin,
III tltsputc to tho Secretary uf STATE, gives tho
result OF tho CENSUS Of tho population of tao
German Empire, which was taken tho Uoth tty
of December lust. Tho following Ia thu pupult-
ton Ut tho principal cltics ot Nornlnny: THO
porujat!un OF Berlin, Including tho soi'icrs stu
tuued thcroin, numbers l.1lSun. I'M increl'He III
,lyc years Of 15i.1n0 LII 1850 tho population Ut
IIcrlfn WIS only 6..s,oo0. Thu censlis Just takon
shows the population Of tho Other principal
eli Ics To ho tlH fulluWh:
, 1881-03-02

WuoevEl. may compose the now Cabinet,
ono tbtnK IL curtaEn; that Onrt}cld carried tho
seerot oH with him aud dropped noue Of it W
Mentor. Perhaps tho reason Wus ha tiIu uot
know himself.
, 1881-03-02

bfEG1E PAYMENTS III 1IhAx.
Tho tnyGrn1ncnt Of Italy, anntttn OF nearly
thirty millions of people, Is tnkltE netiso
measures leading 10 tho resumption VI spe.
clio payments. W. irarn from review of
tho finances of lint country RIre,' IN tho
London 11mcs tint there has burn lot lnfc
years 4 steady expansion nf tlio trat!e OF 1F1e
cou,ltry at,,l contemporAneul1s improse-
f,,cnt OF tho ilnancea For many ytArs, III
ftlct altnunlly, nftcr tho uni1cnlt0l offltaly
thoro wpa ttptiuit Of revenue rs compared
with expenditures. uut these deficits wesu
supplied by tic lssllo Df 1cgal.telner Iatcr,.
which pnpcr III turr hccnisic deprecated. III
1915 there was decided reform, aitl III lt.,-
proyomcnt In NIL branches Of business.
There have l,rcn na tlHi!c!ts IN revenue since
TINT time, md no further additions to lilo PIT
pcr currrncy. Tic tutal sum OF tic ottt-
stanhtng Govcrnnent fOrcctt clirfc,tcy Is pi0,'
0Qo,0m francs caual III round figures to
SisyO00,0oO. The tllcreasu III tho revenues
Inns been marked; TINT from customs lsas III
creased from SIC, ,00o, 600 lii 1876 to SCI, ,ooo,Uo,
nud from tobacco Inns risen fr0n' S:o5,So0,0 ,0o0to
S30, 10000. Tho Increase fr0nl all thu 0tlior
sources Of revenue las been III llku prnpur-
ttou Under these improvements the State
has beeu prepartng far some time to rid ltsolt
Of lis ,lcprcciatctl an.! lnctua'ing pnpnr cur
rellcy. 4 largc portion u tlo acot III 1'hly ~
held abroad, tlic interest ot "'''ell has 10 pe
sent out Of tho country. b1t not"Iihs'atlo!''R
this tho Government proposes TO borrow me-
tallc money With which TO take np the
notes.
Tie outstanding pnper Of Tic Governments
is. rs VIC have yttcl, SSS, ,00o, 600, but thcrcis
| In adtlltfcn thu outstanding notes Ut six
banks authorized to Issue lcgal-tentinr paper
entail to st5l, ,ooO, 900, tic nyeragu of tho two
c.rgn}utIons for 1s7o btEug SEQ, ,000, ,0o0.
Against these It Is estimated that By thu tEl,lo
fixed for resumption Italy will have sas.4uo,.
| o0o of small silver caiu; md IN September
next the banks nnd Treasury will hive
SEQ, 900, ,0OO III gold l,0oU, 900 III silver, anti
sl00, 600 Iii bronze money. 1t Is assumed that
| thcsu is III Italy ut The present tls,c III
gold antt silver bars Saso0O,00o. Tfis Ii
hcItt by the banks, tliu Treasury, ex
chnnge dealers, and private rersutls. u
this total, $1,000, 900 Is Iii gold. Adj
ine all tho various kinds OF metal cur
rotlcy In tho country at this time, there Is t
iutai Of S44o,0o9, ,ooo. III ortser to resussst
spccto payments tho Government estin,atc
Tint It is necessary to have SIR, ,CU NOR
metul, Of wl,icl, s., co., 600 will be needed II
meet Il colt! loa,, made IN 1s,oby the Nattoua
I,anl,. alll tho balanco to be applied to tn
maent,t1op Of outstanding pnter. This SUI
ia to br borrowed. $50, ,0U uf which Is II
bu III gold, anu the rest III silver. Tho MI
uual interest oil uscsu loans will be S0,0olooC
OF COURSE tl.o Success OF this plan of ~
sumption depends upon the ability to mak
l
, 1881-03-02

Tie following c!tius uru undor H0,ooo nr1l ahovc
7u0lU:, CafuId, Halo, and brunswick. undor
;OO0o and above ij0,1O0: noFtmund, Foscn, Multi
housc, IN Asuce; Augsburg aud alnyonee'
finder ,0000 md nboyo 5J,NU: Cassol. ErIurt,
Mutx MunnhcItl, Frunk kfOrt. ua-tho.0 01er, Wlrz-
burg, Lubbock. and CarIsruhe.