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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16

An experienced traveller says; ''The most
troublesome companion q person can have,
while away from home, is a cough, and
would advise everybody to procure bottle
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup before starting.
febl6-1t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16

PARIS, February I'm. sIgiEmund Le-
eroix, Radical, has been elected President
OF the Municipal Council.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16
Simmons Liver Regulator,

And the trial and use is all that Is necessary to
prove this to the most skeptical. Complete
tainly it is satisfaction to find the head clear,
the bowels regular, the blood purified and the
breath sweet. The Regulator is so mild. 50
gentle. so harmless, and does such a world OF
good in correcting the stomach. regulating the
bowels and restoring the health, that all that
is necessary is to give 1t trial.
jan31-M, W, F, ,w&Tel1y
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16
Georgia Affairs.

a.sF,a posi- Gase IN Sac
.. e.r rruo class Meter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16

Beauties the complexion by stimulating
the small blood vessels Cuticura Medicinal
Soap.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16

A food and q medicine are combined IN
the most perfect manner in Malt Bitters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16
4trer gegnIatnt.
Exactly What is Wanted
and Sought After.

ITO find safe, reliable. harmless. not re-
Il pulsive remedy, that can be taken without
interfering with business or pleasure, or disor-
ganizing the system, a simple vegetable COM
pound assisting nature to get rid OF impurities
In gradual manner as nature intended. Such Ia
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16
rERNANno woon,s oRsEon1rs.

The special committee of the House and
Senate will meet the remains of the late
Fernando Wood at Pittsburg on Thursday
morning. 1t is the present intention to
bring the body to Washington, aud have
the funeral in the hall of the House of
Representatives.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE HOUSE HAS SOME FUN, THE
SENATE DOES SOME WORK.

The Funding Bill I'm the Senate
The River and HarbOr hill in the
HOuse-HepOrts on Election Com
tests-The SundrY Civil Bill to
be Reported To-daY-The General
Deficiency Bill Almost Ready.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Irish Members Still Delaying
Ihe Coercion FOrsserss View
of Its ScOpe-The League Fund
A Manifesto 10 be Essued-A Visit
TO DavIIt-Parnell to Stay at
Home.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16
Lrar or rn1zrs
APpRoxrMATToN pRIZKa.

Approximation Prizes Of. $780,. 2,7C0
Approximation Prizes Of. 205.... 1890
Il Approximation Prizes Of. 100.... 500
: l,S57 Prizes, amounting $1,000
Responsible corresponding agents wanted ct
all points, to whom liberal Compensation wili
be paid.
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by express or regis
tered letter, or money order, by mail, ad-
dressed only to
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16
BILLS COMPLETED.

The sundrY civil appropriation bill is COM
pleted and will probably be reported to the
House tomorrow. The general deficiency
bill will also be completed some time this
week. These are the only regular sppro-
priation bills which have not been reported.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16
Magnulia Balm.


Do you want a pure, bloom
ing COmplexiOn9 If so, q
few applications of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify you to your hearts con-
tent. Tt does away with Sal
lOwness, Redness, PimpleS,
Blotches, and all diseases and
imperfectiOns of the skin. 1t
oTercOmes the flushed appear
ance of heat, fatigue and ex-
citement. Itmakes q lady of
THIRTY appear but TWEN-
ny; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that it is impossible to detect
its application.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-16

f H. A. DAUpHTN,
New Orleans, La, or II. A. DAUPHIN, at No.
319 Broadway, New York, or
- JNO. b. FERNANDEZ,
Savannah. Ga.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management OF
GENERALS g. 7. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL
A. EARLY. feb9 W,S.w&Tel4w
, 1881-08-22
PERSONALS.

'Tho Mig Hnrl. T,rJ}.I,,,r cunti,, ,,h,t,t.,
au urlic!o on Irish HARMONY" and ,s 4 srr.t
t,inny people would Hike to kuuw vbat II ".
tnlking about.
tfowputo,a tlofo,cnt;on Ii ,,o,v sail .,..
lin n,n,,t ann m Mr. 1,n,.,o,o 1n nIsss ~ to's
s,,,In sn,tt,r IL rnri,,i ,'',.,,,. ,s "s..'ouEa
i,a,,ir on.,,tors H., tt' s,,".a %'"s 'ts'S VI ouF
'"as 'aeA'''e ~ tno 'o"oo'
nct"ee1' tao breen ttrn a'ld tlo tfold"
t7n sam"st a"rn s 1h H. ~ u,as,,a. 'S. nssseea
~, f,htc"n,, ,y,v - ,,,,t,,,r '''t ~ op1Van
,n,, j,
~ l'o!ao1. 1tHtea aa5s 1'at tlo ossRlhsl
o. nlcKeis "fAt 10y WIS 4 fah VINO l1sesn
lhtaoel. HnRiaho. Ials fo'teses tne iion' Alex
andrr stop''e''s Of considerable anx!oty.
Tile belief iB beco,,llng general that III,
nut tho bicycles TINT Brighten horses, but the
, 1881-08-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

- ,---, ,, ,r.> ~. WrNde!l
Now York Times ltcp,): N1' ,.In,. n
t,on ~ ta1 s'a'G ., t n IN thts eounry Ill
t!u!.' l1uttu"n'a noI =. '''s,1 49,. fnr hi. 81.
tss!st u0yerIn'ont l9as 'l,t asks kss t@utlsl Of
thS i',ssuaons %'s I oi thu stata Department !.
Nav york ITcr,,,,. 'rl,o n,lr,ouueemento' o'
rros,%an, W,,,.n ~ c,,rmc.I, hut he bas sr
tteslae"' nn'tc'. VI tot1e',' ,,,..'rr @ nj cotaeA
University Ia Iull of Iuturcst. s[r. fnfTnsTI fTIatI
utla ct tho n0st stllixlshct writer's q. ~ :, IN
history AIihlllKb not 10 popnlar IN ~ ~ u.
, 1881-08-22

TnEgreat gttunakrls, tho A1essrs. Krupp Of
0crnany, htlvu sl,cc1c!ctl 1T rnrfcotIrk prbccss
which will lcatl to IL snntern reduction III tho
expenditure OIL ordnance for Tho Ncr.nnn navy
u1d army. All the heavier krurp guns consist
dt steel body strengthened by hnups tho
thirty and onc-hatf Gcntmetrt guns having
throo tiers OF hoops tho twonty-sEx ccntimatro
and twenty. fonr censIlnetra two. and tho re.
nIntnscr one tier. Tho interior Of tho l,oly, or
tho boro Of tho Klln. being tho part subjected to
tho Rrcatest wear ind trnr, becomes rapidly
worn uut, and hitlsorto 1t hns been found ncc-
essary utter ut tho vesy tnust 600 rounds have
hcen fired, to inolt up tho wholo gun Otl nc.
eount Of tho damaged condition nj tho b',rc. III
thn,tgh tho outer pNrts Of tho piece wnro prnc-
tlcally as Hnod and sonn1 MS evur. Since tho
construction Of those outer Hoops IL very costly,
tho lt!en occurred to u1e of tho tnonbcrs of thu
firm thnt 1t might be pDssblo to 1ncalfz0 tho
melting operaupa: anI thls 1t iinB now bpcn
founil possible to accomplish by fronting tho
body OF tho rleco with n cold-pro1ac!n8 prop
aratton OF cnrbonie neld, which contracts 1t
to srch an extont that tho h,aps, expanded ut
tho sano time by tho application OF hcat, can bo
caatly removed.
, 1881-08-22

tho WhIto House Mt viii, MID takc unrt in no1,-
enltnuons with phyaonnn wl,o presumably for
Ert mare ivory t1nY tim tho 1unur bliss will
uvcr knew t,r. Hiss II ntat, too pronu tn talk
Oh very tttts prevention, nm1 t,1nctimos his
statements arc III wildly wtte Of tho flrts ns tn
bs chiefly notluuablD on TINT account. hut viii,
MI his tAllls thorp Ia no ttDu,. TINT tho f}Octor
hns tnkpil hold Ut tue Presidents casc with AT
enthusiasm seldom witnessed, and Ia tcYotll,g
uvcry tn0incnt ut his timu tn 1t. This constant
strain OFT his tnontal and physlehl taturo Is bc.
ginning To have It's effect. 4 gentleman who Is
In position to knnw tho exact fauts In tho mat
Ter, wrttus to 4 frlond In this clty ~ foliowss
Tho fhntts, pr. l!ias Ia ,nlmost. broken dnwn,
bis wight. and has doto tho best A1 could III
this terriho siege. 1tu Is wcnk md nervous.
l,lluk.tcmperod, constantly harnsseA by tho
Jcalos,sfcs Ut other doctors, amt hHs nlade mis-
tnkcs."
, 1881-08-22

I'VE aro MI deeply ni,xtous.'' satd Score.
tary Dlatnc In tits dispatch yesterday to
AtinIstcr l.nwell III London; and these
words express tho situation In Washington
throughout ycsteuiny afternoon and ovell-
luz. This recurrence ut sollcitusle wns
caused BY return Of vomiting twice In tho
afternoon. alll by general alteration for
the worse III tile Presidents condition. Tho
venting Is tilonght to liaye becl, caused. not
by gastric disturbance growing out Of lie
admission Of food to the stomach, but by tho
accumulation Of plilcgm iii the Throat.
Tllcru l1ad Uee,t no return of the vomiting up
10 midnight, but It Ind been decided to nd
minister llU moro n0l,tfs1lmeht fl the reg
,lIar way until tl!fs morning. 4 feature Of
grave imnart Is noted IN tile fact that tho
g|anlniar swelling Inns grown harder, and
seems to bo preparing to brcnk and 6uppil-
ratc. Shou!1 this sHppuratIon oucur, fatal
results nrc to be- feared, ~ tile poison might
then affect tho brafn, anti III any event tho
President IS ln no condition to stand the
ss1slctl 'lra1n upon his vitality which such a
discharge would involve. Ur. Dpynton, who
l'ds watched tic ease closely, MD who l,as
fur years trcated tie1t. Garfield, expresses
tho opinion Tint tic President l,as been slif
fcrlng from septfccmia for ten days, and that
tho crisls will occur on the eleventh day,
which is to-Ilay. Whether or mt this opIn-
lott Is sliarctt by tho surgeons lit Charge nj
tlie case, II is evident Tint they are greatly
alarntct1 Mt the Ercsent condition Ut their
patient, aiNl that tl,ey too look forward to
t01lay rs Il Vital cp0cl, III the case. Last
evening the President rested titfully, but
, 1881-08-22


A,foSa tho advantages that will accruo
from tho atlottlon1f the stre.rops system Of
hauling strset-cars will ba sl,e tlIsei,nrgs Ut
Thousands OF poor bctleylgets horses from
such lard service. They cannat hs tsams.
ferre1 to tuil rs cruel as that ot stnrtlns
loaded horsa-casaor III dragging ti,en1arYunil
eorneFa ana over bridges. 4 company Inns
been formed In Philadelphia to Introduce
the San Francisco sy.setn,- ,--tlle sanle which
Is SO near introduction ln this city, 1t costs
IT cents q nile to run q two-horse car for
4yery mile It rulls. according tu tho President
1T the leaq!pR strset-rallway cou.pa,ly il,
Philadelphia, aud he believes that the wire
rope will do tho work at four cents ,ullc.
Tho President of 0Rs OF the street suatl4 In
Philadelphia ,aauu4esatss the psobabis a.l.
y~ntages Of tho wlrerrops system; and among
, 1881-08-22

MESslla. IlICltalll, SMITH AMI Charles X.
Dana. clitors respectively of the Cincinnati Cd
zct&e and Now York SIN, arc EcntlniAUm whose
h1als the frosty ha1d of Flsne hMa Iegun III
whitcn: but In apte OF thst act they ara unnbao
to 1.-Two ut p1auo with eauh 1tllor. In writing Of
Samuel ], Tittlon, and tho prospects OF hls agnn
heiug candidate for rresldautiAl hnnurs, htr.
Smith gots Il. sltlc-blow ut atr. Dunn as folldws
Tho vitality uf this remarkable rlRn. or whom
It was thun9ht that he onuld not 1.-Two through
tue pplttica! catilpatRn OF lS7h, aEaprcsaos tho
mn( tt1nt II c0nlaa from so.,lo n,itintural nr
sapornatartl or unvnrthly notwithstanding
Mkn To tho tllAhaitfual compact which nnw terri
fGA tho shortening lfG Of tho snIDh to. boz tiG
char'es 4. Dnn9, with tho dreadful oonsaioua-
n0sa TINT enuh dny brlnga nearpe tho hour Wlittl
ha bontod snllt Will uu required ot htfn. THO
.s:Ay!Se aNrptrt wt!ol tho SUI. bus given to sir.
1nparthly rcluti0H botWeen thou1, The comm md
Ut superior pnwoF.
Tho idea thAt his Satantd Malesty ls urganIz-
Ing tho p0mneratto f0rcus for 1851. asatHtud by
y. ]. illan And q. 4. Dana, ls unique one, all.I
may not 10 fnr cut OF tho way,
, 1881-08-22

TllE Construction Committee Of tho Mis-
slssippl Ilyar Commission, s:onsistiny vi Con.
q. y. n3ll1noro, MAf G. Il. 6uter, atd Mr. u. II.
slnrrod, ltaH 1nr seseral months past leen hold
inR monthly meetings In vt. Louis FOR tho pur-
poso OF hartciltrx tho preparation or Tho outfit
required for tho prosecution Of the work under
tho appropriation OF tho tlrst mtIlon by Con-
ercss OF hHn.!rol millions tho spocuators and
lollburs expect IL suck out out Of tue Nntional
I:Fohs1sy. to hc expended 1T alleged tnprovo-
t"ants Of tho navigation Ut Tho Mississippi bo-
low ut. Louis. al oxchntlgo says:
Az hnd navigation On that portion OF tho rver
10 illvArtRbly une IL exclusive widths producer!
hy cnvtiy lanka III cps,elyg bous. tho iirst iliuu
works " la,lk protection. such ~ il brush nut
tress wurhtui With STONE. Or snl,,Y miner speuiua
Il ,e efst II IT, X SGXyi1 @ sst Ist s ,o
lletwne1l tho h'9h rtver bnn4s that tic crruni,
inrrow!nR, VIII sGoIr out Ri,l .nntntniil, ove1I
nnsx i lao nw rySr stxH, tlio uptis sps!ureA
ss!. s sss.* ahsss* as !ni e''Es4 'sEsok sus. It
fGSsS 'f,kss caipsod 1t br,ts i'll hard'a. or os'a af
WEI an!l hr!lat sereols. or sosuu similar uvpo,
M pT 10 u rTa%, wstsr q arSKh them WHY
.ts M GSsss; :ssf sff s!s:
tho tlotMl stVso. to build up noW invks aisd cs.
..t!ish . new ~ An.! adsanoeI shore liuas b. ofn.
ssta,siy te''u.ttaE the sa!d l.'atser Which i
curry .'.wi. d tho duff ni Msxio,. Works u
tnts Aetettl as'arAgtor VIII be Uexun "a saul, ~
5 .xsh st u m rsS SSr.I s H4sK ssGSsy Ssyy
Calru-ylx.s al"at totsy m.lua uli tue lium Toin.
s1ifasf sici* aGoy" ~ IMe1na ala thrty 'R!ss n tao
pca1eA tlat work VIII l'oxn nbous Ut. i. ~
, 1881-08-22

TIIE wIdow ut cx-f'resi,lent Fillmore, who
dlotl III BUFFALO fow .tays ago, left fiji her
will public belucsts amounting tn s50,O0o, Of
wic!, $4,000 goes to tho University Of
1lnnlinsfnr
, 1881-08-22
TRIBUNE lisANC1t OFFICES.

rnK CnicAao TNtnfaE hns established Htnnoh
Offices for The rncapt of subscriptions ad ndvarl!sc-
menis ns follows:
NEW yOnk-l'oom - Tribune nulld!nR TT. Nc
JADnES. Mhnngee.
uLAsf'oW, Scnttnrd-hl!ans American Nuws
Agency. st lsonneid-sa
luSnOS. En9.-Amesican Erchnnge, IN Sirand.
NENAf j. GtI.tfN, Agent
NA6lIlSuTuS. Il. E-i1N r stfaet.
, 1881-08-22

:. WOmD Is received nj military headquarters
Of ai,sther encounter III New AlexIro b.
tween the troolls md tic l,ost'le Iudtan*. III
which, Lieut.. Smstll asNl four men were
killed. THIS fur thirty people l,nye bect.
killed by thu 1nd1nrs, and thn casualties to
tito troops amount to nearly thirty III killed.
attt wounded,
, 1881-08-22

At Yesterdays etectials iii Francc for
members Ut tho Cl.ninber Of Deputies n very
large yute was puites', hut peace md goo't
or.'t prevailed everywhere. 1t Is believed
tlai the reault Ut tile elections will ,Int be to
lHeicakc tho frgc-tlH4u sentiment III tho
I,5Ul,I,hur
, 1881-08-22

T1italE Is talk Of rowling tile Worlds
Fair project III New York, anil Ut putting
Judge litIton ut tho tloa,l af tile project As
President of tho Commission. Tho natter,
lt'weye:, nss taken ,,o de'lnit si'ape us set,
u1ld Is only bslny talkeu uhnut.
, 1881-08-22

pM lLtss lnay bo a tlrst-cIass pl4yslcla1.
and surgeon. an'l ho ,nuy oos0vurat other thlngu,
hui lo IL eertalAly not \ parsOu ur largo lLsorp-
ton. This faet has boon shown In many ways,
notal''y W the 0xnaodluyly fresh " mAuneF In
which hls son. who docs not eypu claim to be q
phvalola.. bus boen permitted to roan, ato,ipd
, 1881-08-22

UNI VI tllo few great Nlcn whom Scotland
has proslnoeA ta RohDrt anrIla. but llko many
.auothor distinguished individual tho gFa.t post
tceus to bo Without honor III hla own country.
Thu Conservatives al numfr|ca, wheru DArus
detl, aru &nnkInK a treMeudoua row hcpAusp It
II pr0pusud to orcot monument to 1iurna. Tho
scnson glvon W this faction for tls upmsjtion
t0 tho pruJeot II that 1susns " Waa t0Q Aemo-
ofNsto III h|a political lduns." 10 fur ~ pan 10
eArnei from ha. writings, the ls0lltlcs'of jlpras
wero ofan exceedingly usild and haru,oaa CHAR
aotps, ul,d In thp pFusent ago would le deemed
rae behind Tho times. Unless tho Conservatives
Of puInsrtes oan find sonlo nsoEe substantial
GROUNDS M whluh To bAso thur uPposlttoa to tho
pEaposo4 monument they, bud better d!toseetly
, 1881-08-22

nKeA hra hurled thnra. The "tatllngs" nj NIL
Tho mes, whh'h Ia simply tho urustrh 0ro nlh
gravel trnnl stt1 atnthr-,n!il4. fur yanrs anil
yenrs hns ncr', c!npstr int1 sl'nst' rlsrrs. cur,
tint rse,tpetl tho Rcarrh u[ tho tlicksIiynr ur
tha ryo 0f Tho miner. Thor, Ia n vnat amount
nf frGnsurn hufleh III these riygrs. and If tliey
run hu ni!ulo 70 yield Il up GeorKin Will ,o very
i,itantt nnrlGbet1,
, 1881-08-22
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR rs Du1

lttAl N0L 0tbnfreu Allc9 Il III ll1e nltefliUO1l.
-
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
Thu newspapers throughout the country
which liasc 1,ren classcd rs Administration
Journals, and which werc relentless IN their
elf0rts to lefent tho reflection Of Mr.. Conk-
ling, I,lye nevertheless becn generous
enough to recognize III fitting terms the co,,l-
nacnfable conduct Of Vice President Arthur,
Cnnkling's nearest friend, slice President
Garfield WIS sllnt down. They have givesl
tlle Nice-I'rcsslicnt credit for perfect Sill
rcrtty IN lis manifestations Of grief ut this
NMtiunnl tlfAnstcr, They llnye npptnuActi the
| discretion asld good tnstc which to has
shown with rcfcrence to tho possible rcspo,t.
stbility which may DO put upol1 him. They
have tlIscretlirl tho slorics which hnye been
set atioat In rcgnrtt to the alleged conferences
between tho V!ce-l'rcsi,lunt nnd his intimate
friends, sai,l to be looking to the
for,nur's ASSUMPTION Of tho Presidential
duties during President (;nrneltt's pros
trntioM. Tiny llaye gunu so far rs to
argue from Con. Arltrr's present attitude
that lie will pnrs,te conservative course III
the lne nf tho policy established by lurijell
III case tho C1tef Mngistracy shall tltyolye
upon lin. Indeed, tl,ern has been a remark
nD!e exhibition Of good will toward tho V1ce-
President II, yfaw ut lis former close asse-
c!atlon with Tie faction which luale sucl,
bitter war upup President Garfield, mid not
witllstnrntiug thu frisl,tfut conditions ulntor
| wl,eh Urn. Arthur mus. assume the Office Of
! President IN ease of President {;nrGeld's
death All fills lua been right aud proper,
'llere Is reason to fear, however, Tint the
, 1881-08-22
L, L, 0oDKIN, cdltUr Of thu Nation, III M.
article fu tho Sopiqinbor atlantic on tho nttonlpt

Z, Z, llObKIN, cl1tUf Of tllN NNllOlI, III M
article u tho ScptQnhur atlantic OH tho nttonapt
OH tho HE of the President, retnarka;
Tharo Ia II purtons llkeneas hntwoou lsayallau
nnu Oult1nt!. ltAvAIIlu hygAn llst rs II !nwyar's
nt0 jall fnr tebf, and while thoro hn,l humorous
.aiuns. On his dIschnrKo 10 JYt,!Gt, Tho peu!-
da Community. but wus uxI,ullah ~ Il fool aItd
visionAEy. Thoy would not hlye him ovon us Il
lny i,r,ther. Whlte kn0ek!ng about tho w0rlll
King ns tho eneniy' Ut tho Cnthnlto faith, who
l!lrsatunet tho Church with. unnl!,nhercd woes,
worlds hnyp burned II tu|r Ut tho Klnx'a hci.d,
hut wantl.. dnllht!css. huyc eol,a4Uresi tho
changps tho kln4's duash waultl work, and az u
tuIk u;,u,ol To Wayalllles slak ianoy nu U.sy
r.E!: tt' ;llsttnottoI. and he took i. After ha
ealsu, hut. says L'HtuIlt, "rettAlnod. knife III
had. TO sa!w hltMsp!f autl yuunt himself III. .tno
, 1881-08-22

TILE Spanish llectlons yesterday resulted
III heavy galns for Tic Liberals, ,yllese cnil-
di,lAtas are returned I'm twn-thir.ls Of the
pulls thus fur reported.
, 1881-08-22

Till lnrse foundry known It's the Gaze
StoseWorks, In st. Louis, WINS destroyed by
fire yesterday, the loss being ub0,t slU0,O0o.
, 1881-08-22

6tSty HhS9, anu III n year tHHfD Will lG
''''i"'e''S VI e'lo''l ~ wv p'.ss ~ e'o "o''"'
'ANTl.moNoPoLY In NEW YORK.
1t WIS nnntu1nced t'sat tl!o autobiography
Conference held Mt uttca, N. T., on Thurs
Hay HIST WIS 10 ayn becit run III the Interest
Of Mr.. Cnnklng, though Just wl,nt Interest
ho now bus in publc attairs does nut appear.
This assumption tttrS not See,t to llnye been
,,.orrnutad 1,otv,,.,r III. t,,o crv,.,,o, ri ,,,,
Conference or tho proceedings thereof, The
ut,.ua,,,,o ,,,s o,, ~, II, t,o ,,,n, IL, rn,,.
"1te"a4"e ""' '"'to w W nv l''''n ~ '.p'
o.n .sa',aa,,s "' to,, ,o, o"o !t'', "'.1t""tn"
uis""tIa''u'. " .aN BUSINESS "ssoc"''o''s
lnto"a1""t slle ela'e' "'!'l !'le n'!aresSss a''a
.cs'1l'l'ols seenls" ~ wv '4o'lest's aessl'etI
~ eoaeoh.tnlo p"p'lc se'.lla'e'it III l"sof u
p!opet iehls'"t'oi' aea'''st '"o eHefo1e'''hcht
~ ~ tao ."'to.'. eo'"ot",l.'lss. ~ u 1tno 'ias
wv "'eN'o'4s'' Ptese"'e" y, ti1' e"'ieieAcc w
NV pcop,e ., u'o ''A.o ''!c'l'loaS as
"Meta "'h' ''pet'ot7 VI in.i'o'" '"o"opo1s
t!e 'sa'acs " sonlo VI u'o '!'eape9s
Vi .1'c ,1ta LtgIsla''.so WIN an1asol''"ea INC
Ieeiec''o' ol eon6''l!s' pas II uiso ''lentlons
INC names oi otder LEGISLATORS representing
otler iuetlohs e'lna'ly o1ah'eMoltny* eohK-
4,nR mus ho appe"ta"ce III tslo CohFehttoh
elshef petsohally of ps proxy LIS sl'ts!e''
eSo!"llon mo y 1u'I.heagea anttillo'opo'ist
o"T'hE taa c""'ese ~ A'p"hS WIS aplMrent'S
ueste'seA TO ASSIST nun 10 regain tho piacu
when no anahaotlet' "lt'aolt SUFFICIENT cause,
anu, s'ce u ialieo III stle'' PURPOSE IL IS not
.tkely that t'o VIII aghla 10 cohspicl'ous III
tlat c'afaeter'
Iile conference *as ma'lfestly Intended
, 1881-08-22

FIRE which destroyed about 100000
worth Of property occurred yesterday ufter-
nuo1i ut Wheeling. ". VI.
, 1881-08-22

FAM weather nui stationary or higher
Temperature for the Uppcr Lake region to-
inE.
, 1881-08-22

h1cEtrhrr's Theatre.
Madison Esrcos, tctween State and uenrhorr
"Tfle Wor}d.n
, 1881-08-22

Ensrtd at the Past.nmet al chie,ea H.. a. Sttoni'
Elnss tfdtttr
For the benefit of nnr patrons wi,0 hnsiro to send
single copies Df TllE TrlS through tho lNal, wB
kse herewith tho tratlAcht fuic uf postage.
Fartlntt nttd Uonfstis. PR EnpH
Elaht md TwnlsG Tngo Paper. cc.its.
, 1881-08-22


t'inte Eiftct. cpposlt new C0nst-Il0uHo. EnFRgr-
menl of Tho Un'ot.S4uaro Theatre Company. :" Hau
tsl 1igchut."
, 1881-08-22

Olympic Theatre.
clark tsrcct. th;Mcrn Lake uni Hnndnlph. EnRnvc-
ment uE vcrners irish l,rnnntla Company. "Eyc-
uDn."
, 1881-08-22

President should Rivn some si1s1l ttmt will
tienntc equal fntrness mt goo.l will III tho
csent Of tic Presidents death.
, 1881-08-22


NOT content with attacking tho military
reputation Ut sslrEeun- 1cneral Aiusut ltnstead,
Cal. lsichnrl Smith, Of the Clnclnuatl Gazette,
hus begun IN nuttvp wnrfnru on Mr, @. 4. Dunn.
tito ariftrl eilItur nr tim Now ynr.e Mn ,vlnso
ufYnrt. .c nn, .T sIT,,a,, .,xa.,.,n.. s.., .''
chNEA ~ t!tut HF' 1Ilucn iscsluGllt4 atll III TIC
'sun,e titnU kcrp TOW trotttuu horses In up,}osi-
uon to afr. Vanderbilt. hay0 been attracting
universal nttottuu rcrcnt1y In nr,nr In yo,t,,,1
III. ,,,,i.. -. .1t, 49, o , ~ y. " n".'t' ~.
10 acel't ny It'ssoio tuo s0lls1&lVe soIl OF hIf-
l'unh, Inl s11nta has tnRct5 N printing OIL tho
e"Nur!nl fase VI tao Gascae hhaiero1s poems.
reter1'ng MOSTLY 10 TUG i't'r sex. snu Stating In
oonsE'euous hcadhno t1nt they nro from
dr. unnas pen. II this ts true. tue cllltnr Of
tue 80" III !'sleea sweet so1gsfcr. THO lsrst OF
tho lts Which Col, Smith uyrrlllts to Sr In nm
,nr,,.o " = ,,,,t,t,..,.I 49,, .sI... ..A
Ae'u'e W "uo.' 'Rt's nnu rcatts tants
a,Iv tirtssus v,,fS n"uIixi' Ii1'
EhU brIinvY nly funny tCgr IN tur.
AIM Sul!tGs inOfl ii,o swt,tflY
That IL si,e csi6 Ha.ber A"' '"''
f1OI tltxlsIUii-rHtiGr. ''
From I'm hn,,,,tu ~ ,ionunr, ur. 1,,,.
trins lightly to tho humble an' nS TIM worsi,,os
nun, and rarnnrks that.
with rllal ducply txod on hi. labor
t'hS q. .anssnlskyf q. - pess M. sn.i sewss
Vr whtii,gr y thS rlna III WurIa WI atIus.
f. '' -, s:.t..;,M .,..- y -.
, 1881-08-22

Col. Smith Is enstlcll to tho thnlka OF tho pub
lie fur bis discovery that Mr.. Daua IL tho ,,lthor
III tho little gc.ns of pocsy that appear 80 fro
1',ontiy III tho Sun, and hls efforts to dtsson-
lf'atc tho p!enslu9 Intelligence shuuld nloot with
EuGourAkUncnt.