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, 1881-04-02
REYN1t)Ull'S SALOON,

1IlH I.LE!:SSE NIT YET EEtt3EEIt
Owing lu thu <.xcrt.ons Of Mr.. Paxton, tho
agent Of thr C.!kels' IAlri,G. William seymour,
tho keeper Ut ttu sh!t'O- -.tYnlo ut M. lIN State
street, whrr' tbs ittle girls Maggie Wntlsvlle!d
u,ld I.utiie <pr.nsrr Ecre afrcstc1 "Wednesday
evening. wns brought yesterday MlnrIt.B lpGnru
Justice Wallace in t,lu Army p0liue Court und
examined usl tWn Fcl'arntH ca,argca. 0nu for
l;esrip1 hu.,se 81 i!itntar, tl,v 0thur fur sull
tnk ll}uor IL ;Illar*. Thu tcstimU.ly Of tho two
sr1s WAS concNslv0 III, both Iouts. aud tho
Court lined the prisoner so IN tlla first ch.lrvo
md hel,t him to tho tr!nlinut Cttrt IN 500 bal
oh thu secon1. Flso young girls WIN wero taken
Dut of btyINunrs llnGt, wGro tntal t1 ouch It's In.
mates. Il!e prisoner tutik TN appeal N tho Cnse
ut lle conviction for ketplnK u huuaa Vt III
fame.
ljurtuls the afternoon Il reporter called at tho
Central Police statloll aud lnlu!rctt bf LIEUT..
(urricr whether he haI l,cnri uf tho withdrawal
lyieyrc tie reporter IL tho slyrs utllce S tlln
1c5t t4llllr Ut inflammation III tIle eullewnAt
tlrlleatu tubrcl i tlt Was n!as!u ut his ttuhuEa
tlllt.c. Tut hv WIS n"t ut h'tiIe. nnd when hls
brrEtnry WAS alttIrtMrhtd MNtIt tho subject Ab
askrti Ills visitor l.Iite ungrIIy:
- Do }uA huptsret tliu Nnyur IL going tu thkG
~utts Ettn lpi'
ReHeraf bGl!rf wAs thar he Wanlt tAke 1t awuy
because tt4t nun hu Bht,Wu himself uiltlt 10
1tJsstss 1t hy LIS t.arb<lElg Ut children tur luI
iuos1ll purposes. TAU yuu tell INC whether he
bus done ~ Or mir
u 1 guthnt-'
In ahe nltseu Of ,he Chief Of Police tho reporter
learned TINT the Mayor bud not revoked scy-
lnuurs 1!cense,
AND THAT HE N1n Nut iSrESn 10 10 50.
Aaoshsr Visit was paid to Chief OF Detectives
, 1881-04-02

Inns allnslou 10 Mr. Clark. career aa business
tnnn, ant tho sytnHnthy he had nIwayH nlnnt-
fcstc for tho wdrktngtnnn seemed to I've IN
milinr to tlany Of thu ltatnrts. md every mAil-
tion Of 1nh1, n. Clark = nafnc rl!r!tcd npI,lHnsH
Nlr. Mnrtl1i. 1T tho 'rhrttwn!h II Wnrd. formerly
MI GmrluyG III tho Srwcsnun HrMrtnlGnt Ut tho
t'Hy Engineers Dtcc. Envc snll,D fncta null
1lnrrtsnn. ss1,s.f nf when cn,nn ur,icr his PER-
surul observation.
4. T.. ft..*IhE spusa hrint'y. liz was Eln,l tn
sc, snet, III uprising nf lhN Irish. Americans
ngHtus. itNrs!st,. nll.l ht llni'ryel they wmt'l
ti,rn tho srnlr nrxt Tuesday nn defeat tho l!Mti
they helped tn elect tWu ytnrs t1Htf. 1htt,Es wcrf
DnknE brighter every i!hy. md tho Democrats
were hpuInninH IN wear long fneca, fur thuy
knew their man wns t,cntcn:
w;stl. Mr.. I,,nslbur2 nntl nth6rs. nttcr which
tho meeting adjourned. with three cllrnrs Ter
John n. C1ark. tho next Mayor Of Chicago.
THE YOUNG MEMS Alxt11AnY.
a fncotLnx Of tho Young Mems Auxiliary Club
Erie nul CInrk streets, r: F. crnRln i, tho GhuEr
Il. y. Coukc sent In bis RESIGNATION ns Vice.
President frtm tho Fifteenth Nnrl Rntf +, j.
f.ftrsGti wits eectGd hi his p1nor'
FAvnrnh1e rcpbEts wGrG received frOm tho dit
IcFeHt wnr.ta 0r tho Interest thu young nluI1
wcrc tMkiiR In the cunning Glectun
Mr. ". Z. LMrletl Uttered Il resolution, which
wns passed unanimously. thnt tho tnGinhUrs
1,r,stnt pt,,Gr tlenSIvcs II, ws,rk al 'lay next
Tuesday. nlhl thnt circular s,r tss,,ed t. nt'sG,.t
1nttnslcra urging tEefn tn give I'LL nf ftse tfNy
tl.cy could III tho interest Ut fn1r elcGtion nnd
Il rliru Administration.
II Ia expected TINT no members Of tlip ClNl,
will give tho whole Or nnrt Of thu tlAy to work
ut tho polls.
, 1881-04-02
HARRISON AND TlTI: FOCI. lttpElk
III fI,h I..fifdr nf IIA f.hicaatl sI'efh1tf1f.

~ lug 31AH9F " lAG k1HEuF1 AFauuHts
CHlCAuo, April i.-.Allow working.'nan, ono
who follows tho ducks fur II living. TO sny II word
In behalf ot hlni4uif a1,l h!s fun:,y-aud ,nay
say hundreds OF utslor fMutlcs: Having to earn
living along the docks. must Without cl,olce
kecp!ng with tho amount Ut wngcs recelyt,-
mostly for hut eight mouths Of euch ysMr.-tM
which keep my Wife Anu four lltt!o children.
They nro all possess, Rtiu th0y aro lis ntAr to
mo is II lived with thGtu In II mansion I'll nnO
Ut our mt,st fasilionablc nsennea. Now. my
vicinity Ut tho river, my fnrntiy-wtu have bsun
umur hla clre for lung ttne-.will nut not bet.
tor. Whit A1n ~ to: My hartl.rulrnc,l pltttnno
tKste tho cHnforts-t,f lite, n,ld. with rents
advancing III dea!ruslu tocAttons sro M, hui,s
nt doing VI. l would Willingly put up with thu
Inconvenience Ut hail,g nwny frlln tht'sC haSn
not them In daylight rxcrpt OH bitnl1ny, II
Thought could put uf tue la.ldlnrt! wc., mis-.
fortune Ovurlnkra niH. Gun The tnctor.-und
j coa,liF froI, to jus Him tho lin a!rea,'y dus
suffering Of !my llt,la fa,a'y. Why m,,st /
Inoso7 Tho doe.urt tnys o'' % ,sconnt Vt tho t!thy
thisY / bcibyu Cur1or. Harrison In; Tor |, III.
though u. .ru,stalout, duckwnllorer. or Whnt1
over clst may ln called. cMu rea4 and think. :!
hAyo lOad tho napera stsilie!e,tiy ~ the rasI 1
thn putting Under WY; ut tho puMptn1-
,Sa9ino xsres s ;ho s, G'y ssss pna. %eyS VIII
% @ a'a "a 10 s Mayor us u ff III The III ea,Te sity ths
louasity Ii, which lIvo would hc hcathfut and
gth11 enough fnr II ilt'or lnaE like iue. Hut the
luun thnt ttK,k sAnilos of its wnteE nl,a aalA It
INK purutsts livus un Ashland avenue. u ntile
and ilAlr nwny, and feels n0t tho s!ekncs aud
distress Ut my fn'lslIy. jAAEs liuAclI.
, 1881-04-02
THE FIFTH WARD.

n'Mo1t. 'I, -. -. aH"..s: IT.. :.
II mas ocoit ca!McA III n!"t'k tnnl iI"FFtsan ~
enlld III tho Fifth Ward. Yesterday frnitlc np.
,,c,,ls were inndc to hin TO show himself III that
iet!lcf sIsotH"uo M y. i,e.o..,, ~. -
ot tthrr'son that he h"s h!alea ~ ~ ho "se n,t
Hc tu ~ thefc+-tho Irish Ill bridgeport VIII
lulyp tu vate for ITO anyhow; they cunt help
tl,omscIves" Henry +. Sheridan Is running for
An,"r,,nn n tI,nt wora ns tl,n rr,,,nr nvn,o.
<tl"eFth"n III 'nN' WIZ" ~ tuo 'eRut no.'''
cratic nominee, md Is going arnll,i cnmt'a1gIi-
iax for " tho liB fuur." Lust night slx Demo-
cr.t,u ,ncctinrs wcrn culIrd lii tho
1,rts, ,ya.I ",.I ,ho ,,,,. IN ,rh,nt +rcv
fh1A ""F''' "''u t"o WY :" ""'en ivy
, 1881-04-02
TIE REPUBLICANS.

a Vb1E4i HA1s
There was nothing particularly new Mt Rcpnb-
Iicau headquarters yesterday. Tho Committees /
wero IN session all iNy. and tho at,stof the wurk
done related 10 tho details nf wArt organization.
Ths IL now In tho best of shars, md will remain
go until tho close ot tho campaEun TucsAay
hight. .
Tho Irlsh movement nGainst Harrison Is grow
Ing rapidly. M,ll It Is expected ttlAt by Monday
evening there will 1'e obtained tho mines
ot buoo Irish independents and De,n- :
ocrats, who will take particular plcMs-
Nro lit vnting AHainat tho so.castcd 1rlshMHn
whose t'scas of municipal ggc'tncss arc derived
fron, tho pool-scl!urs' booth at u Kentucky
harsu-r,ce 4 few Of tho Irish loaders who nro
a,lrs III ul1ice either for themselves Or their
friends lament tho tntruduet!on nf Irish llil-
tinnal ina.tsrs 'aia locnl l"!.!lcs rhts soaes
VIM pr.so must OF lher love fu.. ireland.
THE NEST T0wS REPUBLICAN, C-tSpInAvEs
met yesterday ut No, Fl West Madison street.
cpnfor Wit, liio ceniral Iutu.nIttce, snid tt,o
Mttpr decided they coultf mt ronicr tho West
Tuwn my rccsnlufy 9ssistNnco rs suparstto
.justice Miller thought tho interest. Of tho
fIn.Is were furnished on rlreann tlAy.
Mr. llnkct1n wanted to know what provision
n ss' IN ts,uH f9r pyng ;lo H., jnHHs j. an tnr
This Judges IL soma wilrtls hnsl refused To take
| t!Iu inwn.tlcknt In!ess tt,ey wDre assured OF
JIsticS seully explained that tho 'knw, lsonrd
mct rhursl.ly. hut .ll'l not receive my report
teok no 9ction towards co1.Iirts tno jakss. '
pervisor md Tnwn Clerk to ireitlo ,,poI,. tho
u%.t to%is 1'sel ao s IT, 0"s''s '' authority except
Artur further ialk, n motion was passed sl,at n
md Supervisor 10 Gull Il riuetlnY Of the Town
lst.uru thls Rttcrnton nt Hcl..k.
, 1881-04-02
MAYOR HARRISON,

4 REPETITION or THE Old, nl.n STONY.
After considerable blnw,ng Ut hoyus nrd beat.
irg ut drums tho Democrats ut tho Sixteenth
Ward s,,crreuctl il, getting Il crowd Of 1Oy Or
uluru toYothar nj Meyer'B Hail lust evening 10
listen tn blnyor linrrisous defense of himself
md hls management oE city niIairs tho pnst Two
y1hrs. For Honiu rtaaolt or nntt!cr 10 One could
bu found to preside. Gcn. 14ubtlcclncG. because.
Au sai.!, It would look bad.-he bcll.x employt.
-n,d 0thers gnyo d!t!orent rells,ns !ur desiring
10 kcrp their hunos OF and to hAlo nothing to
lu with tho a.laIr.
Sir. Harrison wns "A little late In nrriyinY, and
found Con. Lclb haratgutnS M nsstl!onee with
ult President. 1lu lust ,,D time III shutting ol
tho General. aud In Introducing himself IIe
sa!d thAt hu hnh nut intclsded to iunko my
speeches, but slHe0 the newspapers arc sul,dur-
Ing him he had determined! 10 carry thu war
crius ol . No nre llur cnlurr.i."j Tlley said h1
wns ~ tho huhtt Ut tru1 ucnltnE houses
Go % Hcniea, a e as, sicnaa that sAl'; ilo
wls tho ct,'Isort Of thIcy"s an.i gamblers. Tlsey
ba ns' charK' ,at t hs r., r,e sc:'ses : "!,
woro that Ilo slvvur .,uto my ruvoeasio,sa until
advised by tue police, In'r my restoraiiuns
mln.is und rvcnn,sneml Tho rcstoratlons. llo
bud refused to restt,re u nlaEy ~ iul licunscs
Gss IT, nI.nY. huses, ,Seso Wers ts"ss vi Il sho
stcerers,-nnd there haa oMly hoen twu c,''1,-
iniis.j Mike aelInnai;l w44 nut ns,f nuser hal
bcrl, h!a adsIser anI thu 1luck,nntllnx of Fs4ns.
eSa';,itnse,i ] d Sy Tho sIayuF's "psointoes. sir.
Fatrl'aMk says. Tor rninlm,Hn tnarIt,aes:1 -
u t IT, i J:ss IL IL s oi
ssl.i, Sup it. "l.'ng .1ohn :" when Mayor h,,I
nst, whirh was c,lll.nl.n. IL seu.ing thom to
he'll y" Interfere with hoslscs ~ ~. Eau'u WAS 10
ultk. lin had tried HtllnfbSS iGl1SHA I'll.
, 1881-04-02
HYDE PARK,

TllE l.EEl'l.ItCAS cASnlIlATEs.
citizens, aud Campaign Eommttee VI Hyde I'urk
hchl a,lnther ncetinx ut tho Grand Pacific lIotul
yasturtay afternoon. Therv were uhnut thirty
present. Sir. e. II. crawlon! presided. A vcn-
erAl discussion wns itlluiKe.l III ~ tn tho pSua-
1,ccta nt tho eAtnliatgn. Tho Ullly rcAl business
univ was the p,tsslxe Ut resolution NotItytnu
candidates that VI nol,!nutnl Oh nny Uthur
ticket they must ut onco decline that there n4Dy
lu Y hsSlinct 1sstic. Thr vWrHncv for tho ollic0
nf snPcrvt.nr was Nht lslnd. Tho Committee will
!otk lntn tho tiltter AMI report Ut meeting to
be held this Mftcr!t.hiu.
Tho eanliln.es aud Campaign conMitseo ut
the 'Cilixells'" tDuvc,no!li held IL meeting Ut
Tho fremont HOUSE la!e yesterday ukterIIt ION.
TIE ume VAS spent ln discussing tho urGan1a~
, 1881-04-02

on tho street trying In nllnre tho ,nsusrcctIns
in thu last twrnty ninnths.
known Tint tho streets slr" nor 0ny Hverrnn
with won,sn or thss very class every nIuht, hut
nst, tint little Eirs arc III tho same 1Hls ness
Having shla 81 m,,rh In his OWN defenso, ne
devoted ntput MI h1lir tn
SEIr-rfsA1sE.
lilo said the rity nttlcrs were til1cd with rs RnN
men ~ wrrT tho banks of tho city. ind l1t Gtt
snn. nn,lrr Indictment f,,r furxrry nt,ti fnIsriy
E nr"seu nh ~ IS '~ @ ''sh !" thc Viz ien, ert. e
rlen,. ought q ',avn henn thsrcL Er"m ihts lio
ittpuhiican Co'';iril. and is show, lint
hss ha.l slo,lo nwny with tho iss,,!t,z ,,t,5
Sy tho ss' solectlo II uaes saxcs' &c. as tos
which hc observes no crctt. hoca,!ac L was tho
hs It rt thH ses9n az ~
ins'.icy mo i woni.i Ha,a tnkon 10 do away will.
b., sSynF WI; '%t r., tnsy p"!i nj thG s1oi 11s,
@ .srest. liz ~ baai ~" rerrce @ "st the l ras.ss
II tie wntcr Oi.lsc, uni ha mn,iu R". @ the q, ne =.
cn!Ists nf ono of them by payn: *lhl u't ~ ms
rnt thIns fr hI 10 TO- ,!,o,ul, il il i,ut II r.r
orl TINT he hts ever taken any steps tn punish
In eo!ic,isIo,,, he su!.l hr sd mt think he WIS
sncll bn nan ~ tho i'iers tt'c!l to- a,Mks LIN
a%nl,Sar; % Fly. .lays Scfor1 II rug II conysntins he
,uit tito I,,rsy hai iorvc,l him forward md n,w
| i,e waited to bc piectch though hu wn,tlt
ruthur ho rtuht than Atay9r: lie owned
| tnrsy-onc hniiscs. md did mt nccd
iatI lnM,rcd In tho Held, n to-,llurr,,w would
tnkc his pick and sl!E IN The streets rnther thnn
he hopet tho people woult lot nliuw him to ho
tlcfcntcd. It WIS nll ~ their hands Mr. Clnrk
wns II E'ta' inan. a,li ,nikflt mike II bstter
| cleetrd II would hs useless herrAfter fur III,
niIiGahaitlcr tU try to tn Ills duty, ntll rirtuo
| Wtniltl liz without its reward.
Tlo meeting wis n srIrticss nfrn!r fhrDlRh-
| out, md uptIn tho ctInt'uolon nf Mr.. Ilnrrsuus
rambling speech quietly dispersed.
, 1881-04-02

TIE FRENCH OPERA.
"nomco uni Juliet" WINS to hare boon 1vcn
Rt auViekesH lust night; but tho iEdlspoatsion
Of Niue. Anbrc nccrsstsntci 4 chnl.9e OF bill,
nnl SO "LAfrtcaino" WIS substituted. The
ralst was tho snnc rs ut Its first production, IN
Wednesday evening, with tho snnortnnt cxcop-
tion that ". Tournlg repInccd II. Gnrnler as
itl*ct' dc Gtma. This objected II very decided
Improvement In tho represcntatton,-M.
warmth and strun9th. both vncal and dramatic,
which bNvo characterized MI his PRESENTATIONS,
Thls was especially noticeable In tho grand Aunt
with Seil.tt ntnr tllo close OF tho folrth Het. As
regtrtls thu rest Ut tho eaSt, thero "a nothing
new tu liz sali, saye that NJ uttu, while tlolng
wnll ~ Ncits';ti, nppunrod 10 bu weaker OF vo!co
tlln ~ thu scrasio,, or his first assumption
hero Of that r6u.
,rnis is tho lust day OF tho Dc Dcanptan sea-
Eol,. III the afternoon "l.n FilvOritn Will bo
presented, uud III tho eyeting William Tell"
, 1881-04-02

Curriers' nfeo to tcnrn whnt hntl heen done
Hotel. lie nrkii,wc,lscti that hs. hal rcnd 'rME
TRiHtiSE's rSpost of The, !ntptity II tho place
md snt1 TINT hr Ind nlrca'fy fr"li f,,,"la nc
'ittnll!tnl with tho tncts It contained fy
reputable lady nlIh gentleman. w!,t n1t know.
init tho snri, t'f rlncc they were EoinK tn, took
lcrsnrdnf thu horrible tralo when w,,s HniIH
n. lett tiln rIicc +: ,lIsxrs:. MD nn1'tcA Lieut..
"Nl.at r',nr1c rtn nrrrst nn1" tho Lieu.
.*'!Inv li,laor IL miners or keeping n hoslas
. MT !tey ton't sell qnors; thoro Is no license
"'fhc. cell 1t MI tho tatue."
"Thcy hafcr't got har III tho house,"
"y"H ,nt say so. Lit how ean 'hcso things
"EaslIy eaoueh enc. -. yoa @ hayn r. 9 The Ialy @ ans
q tgen ether ~ witMcsss o y hayc @ ,o rst
,,.,s n"a,t y"!' th'nk five witnesses ought to 10
'Weii, ycs."
"wl1EN ARE YoU GOrNfi 70 BEGIN orEttA-
TtUSs THEN :"
Tiie chief Of detectives hail nothing to sny ~,
this 1nf, ntitI Here Il an 1tibt lint tho tlft1t
In.S ss! Viii! " o Il wite M!'n s. u ,n fl,e e
tc,,.1hls nwsa acknowledgements NJ Is tns'y Ut
X FitInusE rrpnrtur yesterday evening pnt1 n
visit tn state Rtlses. uni WIS hErecnbly SIR
Irisntl tn ttlni TINT the disgusting scenes which
W Wars % wrre H cosp!c,,,1s Is their aGsc.,re The
cn.iccrttftyrs, sipNE res. burr nlons with broth.
cI attachments, restaurants wlth eurtt!inc.i re-
1nost aI.as,ssoncd by their ustal fre,islcntcrs.
Htrt,ck by tho unwnntMt n1,r,carancs Of re.
ss tt d f m frts II s ;'fsip Si psSa @
rt"prietnr* ani warning tllen, TINT, unit!
entertaining sloIr i,sa compunies of tsnrs aasd
~ snpl,o.o we'll havp to
s,tt"r Dt,wS TILL. NEXT WEDNESDAY"
aaD.i tho proprietor Of one pf tic lowest Uf tho
ftutc street dives. "lHtt II ilt + golnH to help
Carrier, we emit arord to Kick ai!nl,t H."
@ts, oarar I'll = 81, 91 elected nex' weanes
tho .1nllar lF Clark .Gots thure."
heart Mr.. llarrtsun spcnk 1tlnn tic question uf
the tcrr.hte prcs,,lorcr Of nnlsE,tisi l'rustt;t.
ssso eo Mh s 81 .S 'ssxs' wns w ,ss y sod ' tn
| could put nn c1.si to It: but cn,inot."
resstu! work w!,leh tho detective forec scctssii-
pltshct In u few hnilrs yesterday ntirrsls'oil.
nsfa to @ ScHs,y t x,s nstto py y ts ss'1
Ind caslsctl IN ting utsu!lc n,'n his ltnnnr, tr-
cltlcn lint tho condition Of tho street should be
Of roi,rso or ,u avail. nnd Ills Honor fell hac1s
nptn tho police. who III very short nr1es acta,ii-
nsl,e t!EhIy the tass %.' a irsst
| Nottil,x ealld br clearer thnr tho fnct thnt tho
| present Administration Inns I'LL hlonE
I POSSESSED AMPLE MEANS
to preserve tho lccency ot ssntc street. md TINT
ts mn -rlnplSymGnt hlB bccnu tnnttGr0f choice,
nut uf 1sec.sslty. Eutl next Wednesday thr
| street will doubtless h0 kept IT, Gnoa nrtler fnr
Tho snke Of lln9 the disQuIetutir which recent
eyunts hnvo nrDllsGti. hut after TINT, sflun rt,-
sreclnbl!lty stny nj hume and nnw It's ciudLnto
10 tc Cfrnttd, Its G1cnA viii hu run jIlro "wlll
oI,on" tI,uu ever, additional license bu!ng
Krllslted them tn mako IN ftlr tho present tenn
! N,rlIry suspension nf.thrsr Irs11lr.
| Bul tito licenses Of Seymour ind similar met
| nrG not revoked.
, 1881-04-02
1)iSAAiITE t;A1tTttIItf11 1s9.
Spretat i)IsPa:fh to TIA t'hlenoo Tribune.

WthEEs,,AuuE. l'a., April LA fearful
explosion of ,lynumitu occurred snoll nftrr
midnight this morning nt tho heidelberg
sIlaft Of the LrhlR', Valley Conl Compnliy. 4
few inltes nortl. Of this city, by which Will
lam llcns!ey, Of this p!aec, was torn TO
sIlrcn.ls, md tl,e engineer, William Williams,
Of pitts,on, wns probably fntally injured.
The heidelberg Is n now work III tho rock,
Tho coal not belug rcaclu.l. lIensley was III
tho engiur-llo,Iso attixing n percussion cap to
charge OF t',s+ powerful explosive cnntnIn-
Ing n pound and n hnlf, when It
exploded nln tue conctlssion exputlcl
so,nc tGll ln,Nl,tts mere, stumbling hrar
hly. Tile ,etfrct was fearful. The 0nglnr-
house nlnl liOistil,g engines were smashed
into nsoms mud suit flying. through tho nlr
Hike tol,s Of tislst!es. Windows were broken
III itistnr. ntlu tho people stastull from their
hc'ls !n ntfrtslH, fearing TINT, tlia town ind
sn:r,, blown ~ " M Mnt1S',al ncc.itli,lAtlol,
that 1,atl i,y some means bean ignltcd by tho
miners ut work .duw,, IN tho sllbteranean
chambcrs, never having heard such racket
before.
, 1881-04-02
MlLWAUKEE'S STEAM.tiEATING EXPERT
MEkT.

Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, April l.-Ttlu Steam Supply
Compnuy, after Il disastrous experience, Will
slut down Monday next at mon, and be-
tween sixty alld seventy subscribers vii! ba
left mt III the cold. Tho Company WIS
organized, and Invested about sW, Coo Il!
tho rtty By Il system Ut underground pipes
similar to tint OF gas. The experiment las
pr.irctl Hut inil,ire, ant It has cost sub
scrlhcrs enormous slln,s Of money, ili tl!u
way Ut subscriptinlls and assessments, "
keep tho thing going this lnnk.
, 1881-04-02
SMALLPOX IN MILWAUKEE.
Epxetal Utypateh 10 Ths Chtta9o tribune.

MILWAUKEE, APR! LA cass Of small
pax, tho first kllowu IN Milwaukee III three
years. was reported 10 tho Health Ufllce Mt u
lato hour this evening. Yl!a sufferer Is the
:Syear-t,l.l child Of Il Ciicasu tulnlly tint
cil,l!e heru three weeks ngU. tho father bu,iIg
employee! III the Illatz Brewery. A yUpnE
lady, tho sister Ut uIe Of thu head sales,ne!l
In tho GhicnEo ury-gp0ds st0re Ut Stornl t.
lllll. was called t0 Chicago to-day tn attend
tllu bedsIllu vt her brother, who il lopgleslY
III OF TIC loashsome malauy.
, 1881-04-02

spteiai i7ispntei. 10 Tie Chicago 1rsbant.
RocKFoNn. ILL.,, April LA Scandinavian,
whuso name coultl not be learned, fell into
tllc river and was drowned while attempting
to cross tho Chicago Il Iowa bridge. lie was
Il resident of the city, being employed Oil the
water power. 1t Is said lllat Ilo was partly
Intoxicated.
, 1881-04-02

tinn, which viii 10 completed ut j o.cinck lhia
afternoon, whrn nnntlIAr meeting will In lirlh,
Tho candidates present wcrc confident ttint thHy
hn.t The sysnrashy Of tho voters Irrespective pf
purity.
Mr. .1n,ncs II. llnwrn announces hts t1erlfnn-
tfnn Of tho nomination mule III tirInh Cr.i11!nE
prtlll tl1t l,c wns tho rcelnlcnt Of tho regular
ltcpubIlenn nomination.
, 1881-04-02

wi!lcl, sl,e was burning 10 death, heart her
ugonlxinE crlns for help, hut WIS unable
10 rescue her from tho flames Tho pltc=
ous. cries Of tho nl,t couple thus
brought assistance from Tin pnlicn md neigh.
bnrs hut mt befDrn tho unfortunate Woman
was burned to II crisp ntul tho cMrpets al,u
furniture uf Tho r,,nlst on lire.
, 1881-04-02
InVE,S nnlNGs.

Special Ul1pdfeh 70 1Hs ChltlQo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, April 1.-The gossip about
NIL etnpet,eut III palmer's Addition, u suburb
In tho Fourth Ward, resolved itself Into tho
fact tllat TlD,nas Fnx, n btarIer in the tans-
lily H llussull Jerome, hal fallen III low
Mr., Jer0,nu's opposition u,nl 0tlsoT &tolncstIu
differences liall letl Mrs Jernntu to follnw
nlul daughter are preparing t0 em!grste to
EhlcaKU
, 1881-04-02
The Democratic Managers in
Great Trouble and
Turmoil.
They See tl,as tho Irish Arc Leav.
ing Thcln-Frantic Ap-
poals.
Seymo1r's License 1ins Not Been
Revoked md 1t VIII
Not lsc.
Stato Street Quiet Last Night-What
Harrison Can Do if Ho
Pleasc5.
Lack Of Democratic Enthusiasm Down
III The Fifth Ward.
Tho Republicans Evorywhoro Deter
i mined to Win-Crowded
Meetings.
Harrison Makes Weak and Intellectual
Plea to b Ro-electol.
Speech Full ot Gross falssacmcnts and Per-
versions Of Tho Truth.
Lack Of Democratic Enthusiasm Down
III il,e Fifth Ward.
Tho Republicans Everywhere Deter
il mined to Win-Crowded
Meetings.
Harrison Makes Weak and Intellectual
Plea to b Ro-electel.
A Speech Fu!l ot Gross Miss!alcmcats and Per-
versions Of Tho Truth.
IN GREAT TROUBLE.

HARRISON rH1tll1rl:NEn uy TIE 1Kls!f nE-
FECTlpS.
'rhr Ilculncrnttc end nf tho campaign seems
~ ir In II peck or ,rorllc. There is MI nbacucp
GI II ot,ey that btnltS M good to tho strikers
Win f.y year. ,nvo tren IN tho lInlit uf hntten-
inr MI tho pI,os. Carter declines to put up
Wtrn interviewed on tho subject OF 'hnck-
shecah" l1e points to bis recnrd, md rays: II
huvc given yna fellows n!l tho liberty ynu wnt1t,
why hb yOn e0,nu to 1nc for money! IT Aln
tho Irst Mnyor yn,t ever hnd. md II Il wcre mt
,nr my nu,irsty I would say so myeclf. why
,ltrnt ynu subscribe and nnre 1,''rr elect me-
% n4 ngD, s,,as 5s 1wr i1ss!s!b's sow 9s acui Gm !;
j. 10 "xtrau, h.oat lr,ia il tnrnip. havo
nrcrrsc. t,sc slt,tuto,. n.,ti nre ow enunees! In
present administration mn! their continuance til
t'tllcc. Win lnIs slew they havc gent out tho
''IpST hgSn1iaiTsi.s nrxocnArtc CAMPAIGN coM-
M1l1rEE. EHicAu,. .tpril 1.-DEAn s1h: We hro
compelled to fight t!ils cl,lnnnlEn IN principle
npuitlsi nH,ncy. fnEi well -kn0Wn ntl! tinseltslt
dcvntson to Democratic principles Ia the rcNsosl
inluch.s '!s 10 call upon so,l fur nssistnnco at
quest tint yo.i vii! froni ,ow until tho c!.,so 1T
ter pults neat rncs''ny Elvn a Tho limo VT, catl
spert, ~ ri" rus*sis K. iinrtMAsS. .jI,.. Chnir,ntn.
The nluvu cirtttlnr is IL virtual ru!lttsslui Ut
1hs r yns'n;, III yHcr y;1cs, a "re so fc S
regardless III all Stat'+ rtty, 1r 1'!or'll lnw.
THE WEST TOWN
Democratic Campaign. Committee hAra rc-
ns.'.i,.ss 't XII Ti,a M, ,, ,i, ~, f.
,'s stta a;,m r Kill. iit,rs. ira Win viii h. r ~
n,tnl"'rrd ~ I'M inn'fcnstte yo'ii1S lnnn who
r'a ,apY f' 'o' ''e'"''' ~ '"' LIS
',,, IA . or thn sou,b .row,, trckot mn TIN
~ amei.!'.G it ~ ,ns ss .s,a,,u,. b1 hm tto
,.tm,ti.s' ~ VII, i,,u MS f,,t M xt,i liz @
~ tt,'. ~ t II .iiiP ~ IN .,snr t,,t,s M
,,, - ~ ~ @ III ~. t ~. r. III, ~ ,"m,,, ~ ,,,1,"rs
etnt! ~, t,, M ~ WIZ & st,.a,,. hn"i :, ~ ,I =,
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~ ~ ~, i., H. na ~, ~ ~" n,l % I,ua
,,,r H., u. & t,. @ T.. IL In In .m,rzo ~ liz
,'.n'; IN ~ rn.,r ,,"t IL, ai,i.c,j Ii ."r,. "rnh
r. ~ s,,,,i ,in,yt, .m ,,,.,.r',,,,,r1i.n,slv'
, 1881-04-02

TYRONE, 1'a., April LA locomotive at-
tacl,ed to the Ceuritell plssengcr-train OK.
plotcd hero this morning, shattrring every.
thing lii tic vicinity of tsla tlcpot. 'l'lie Ward
1intISG ntltl Rays tunnpry nre bntlty dn,n-
ugcd, and win.suws wefelfokcn twU sq,lires
distant. a. sCuru vt PERSONS were n0ro or
less injured, ilu1lu fatally.