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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-13
TO CONSUMpTIIES.

The advertiser. having been permanently cured II
that dread disease Consumption ny simple remedy q.
anxious ~ make known ~ his fellow sufferers ihf
means " cure To ~ who desire NJ ~ viii stni cory
M fhe prescription nsed free n charged Win me N.
WI nnd srnt cunf ior co>surrs'c>. ArrnsA. Eho>
Parties wishing NE prescription win please address.
Rev. v. A. wIfS'sS, loi Penn 81, Wilinmsbure. Nj n
A GE<TS WANTED.-~nlr ray. Light work.
~ Steady Employment Samples free. Address.
IN u. hYkN. ~ Nassau street. Nsx YeIk.
, 1881-02-22
Still Another Proposition In Min
ncsotl for n Settlement with
Chamberlain.
That Gentleman Now More Hope.
fuI of Success than Ever
Before.
Probable Retirement of l}cnvcr aud
Bayne from tho Contest In
Pennsylvania.
Passage by the Wisconsin Assembly Of d
Bill for tho Protection Of
Wall-Eyod Pike.

AlCftlbAH'
Special Dtspateh TO The Chicago Tribune.
LANe1Su MIrh Feb. .l.-Thc chief business
~ I'm Iinuaa III n,nrnnr ,voa I'm ntrn,,,ctIou
y. .nv 'ooo s.n ""s 49, ....",'.. ~ ~
OF oll's Among tnem "eFo Rrcat lithDer LOT
nl'iona[ng tho lawa rclnttve to legal aottouH In
s,.a a,,,n,s 10 t,,1s t,ro,,,;o,e. ~ a,,,oa,t
''s" "",ohs s"v o,'o ''.'"uuee ~. eu"saNo
Weak.ni!nseu chlldrefls u alnenN TUG Aotlc.
Bteud Inv; to 0rERfilze Chandler County out uf
tho County Of Chnrteyolx; to confer uEon tho
f,,t,uorun e. i,ru1n 1,lvnr tfuipvov c,,r
'n" s".,'' ...ns,, '....u h",', oo'
DntonaHon j. State Line Hntlroad Cutnpnny: to
proyjdo for tho tlIsctnrgl1,r Of chaltcl ruort-
rnros. IN n,,nist f,r ror,,snl IN mako eur, t1Iu
~. :. ~ .'"1a,. -, -, .,s "'7
, 1881-02-22
SAILED INTO OBLIVION,

Tt,e Frenc1, Isnrk Fnnnte mil. from,
Ihlauolpha esPt. ao' 1851, ana
Tint IL tho Lust Soon or Heard OF
sutefal 1]i,poteh n 4ns f.hftooo 74taur.
,,,,,, .,,.r mn. H., E',, y, r., 49,. n ,...
t"'AnhIr''tn' r"'' ren. "l.|on aoue' ~ isss
from this mort for IfAyrt with u cargo OF
::,awa7 vnJJnns of nr,,,,c nctrn!n1,n, stnrcd IN
!o'F mphFtiheits' Hna Oil 'eoo shl1hs ol petro-
ietlsn u, lmrrcls, The oil wAs ow!lcl by II ldrRu
, 1881-02-22
hs nwn win. hit nt n hxh purity hctcst w!,ic!, ho
eaea WI @ %s ~ n q 60 nto sho
FIRE RECORD.

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nnt ,.o ,.'ra'ta o,,,, ~ ~, ,.on
..n,nei1r,, ~ n,,an,nn tsoIr ,,osittons .dc,dIn1
~ t's, s,u ~ ,, aass a -; s'ett ..
two holrs, when nothing remained hut three Of
tho wallis tho fnt,rtt having ful1c,1 In. 4 s1nall
elevator owned by the works, and which
, 1881-02-22
CANADA.
4 LADDlsEilS' STRIKE,


Special Qisrafeh to The Chicago Tribune.
STONE I}ntbGE. Ont, Feb. @l.-OH saturday
nooh tho |nborers, numbering over G00. working
OIL Section No. II of tho WclInd Canal, struck
work Without Il minutes warning. mud Ut, to I
o'clock this afternoon are still out. Tho cnn.
Tractors, aiessrs. MuNumco l. Co., havo nut heen
lIotletl BY Nny Of tho men us To tho cnuso OF tho
Atrkc, nlld nr0 totally iHn0rAnt OF what tho men
demand. Some of the uutsl,iurs aay they want
MI incrcAse Of II shilling 4 dny. Bhosty utter
lile strike on sntnrdaS. ono Michael Hines VITO
Ss iss asS sn,on @ meao w. r., Goa sttnaTH s
walked to Mcss's. fnncr'nun s. CO. auction. No.
81, tn induce tho Iretl thgrc to Htrfke, but wns
tr,atrntcd by lilo timely uctnn of two Of tho On.
tnrlo police, who wcro on tl'p nlcrt. The polIco
nrreatrd him nnl tO0k him before Mr.. prinYIG,
who sentenced him to thirty tlnys ut hnr lninr
This action Ot tho Police Magistrate hHtl n most
tic ssrIkers nro gluor,y at,d iespon,Ieut, rws,.
thirds uf Tue Vrikcrs, il lnrgr nnjority Of whom
IRE frnM Tho proyinse @ Of tence ars rSn9Ftc
deferred through fcar Of the othor purity.
, 1881-02-22
MICHIGAN 1sE1'UHL1CAys.


LAxs,N1, Mlc!,., Feb. si.-'rho ulans nru Eatll.
erlng Tor tho Republican stat" Convention to bo
hc;d hero uu Wednesday to tH.n.,.,.te tws,
llcRents ur tho University III place Ut Gllmia nn1l
f. e. Walker, ana Supreme Cnurt Judge III
pAco uf stardt0l1. In tho matter uI t,le former
nomination tho nd anl fas'luns University caso
of 1susu aud i}oxiNs cutters very eousptcuoasly,
Na u. 4. lIeal. nj Ann Arbbr. whu hls cham.
p!omcd ltuse I'LL through tho costly anl tnlrcnlo
qualifications Ut tint great struggle. Is now
working I" vet lsrA! men Oh tho Euarl ut
Regents, anu thu lines aru plainly drawn rs
ltcal Or nnti. I3uaE. Tho l!eAl men rlalm
tho utvanlnRp, and, unlcss present slatra Rru
broken, tho candidates OIL their side will be the
lIun. Vhosmas Palmer. OF Detroit, a,,I c1-Sccre-
t.sry.of-Stata Daaicl Striker Dn tho I)oux,as
si.tn. Peter H. 1aolnis, ot 1uckho1 nt,h William
.. Wnssot.. pf lMtrot. nro lae,.,!oned. With IL
tlp4M., "t !5ranoit County, .s'4y te substituted
lg. but tho lleal nsen cluln. tn 10 absa 10 sweep
sise board. aaa WIZ b4 xscAtsy snxnttse,l Il They
!lu not dO 1t. Judge b!mrstun will tifn!oubtcdlY
ho ronc'nlnntGd. aithongt! the namr Of t,nmel J.
Arnold. Ut ,AllcEIn, will DO pr1ssed by dolcKM-
uols VI vt IDast two strung eountes.
, 1881-02-22

held meeting to take action on the tH,tcr Of
Auditor of Railroad. Accounts French, re-
hitting to tile Central Pacific Rallrnntl: 4
resolntio', was a.tnn'G,l tnslruct!nx thG Chair-
.Attorncy-Urnera1 md cnnsult with lin as 10
tho legal remedies prnl'er e, ho taken n!ltter
the Thurman, nrt. or ll'Itcr the general laws
" tile Unlttll STATES tn ntlfeyentRnYtttsGIsfG
o. tiio het ratia'i,as ~ tne Sei.ra' Inclrlc 20
it"nnl sa,,,s a. mi r. nous1,lt nv vith Kin ~ erm' ro
in"t ,na,n H. tho Antiitnr ~ i'attrnnd a oS H.
inuuts +, hfs rrrN,,t rn,nn,,, ntcnft",, r. Tia
.Srnrrinry III tia Tnicrinr. Fhr Sniht,n
mt;tce il Ia roport un tte subject IN Thurs
Inv nexi. Wv no." ''~.' w
uA7n nv rur rur .e,,nx
The comu,ttter on co,nncrco lns hem
nil Inv il, srssinn coMst'trrtnT tha 1fIwnr
mn, I}nhnr iIit eon"tnrs n1o 'A ,rne.;nr
n,nruttmnnts lnrunaIn1 ff,e nroreRnto q =.
preparation, Of lie lfi Which tIio Gon,iniltero
any must 10 Rejected, else tilo btl viii
be tleieatett. 4 most determined nt,-
position to the bill ts already orEauizetl III
nrintion wtti III, II t,eicatlng t,o hlli: T},e
n,nnn.n.e,;ts ali s"H t,,ew ,Gi "s ro,,Gs, the
hjjj i,Ext Wettncss|ay. Then ot,jy saver, tlnys
viii be- icft ior ifs coustcrotior. aid n,,y IT,.
lny would Kill It. Tho final pnssaKe 1T the
Dill Is doubtful. .....-.
SILK MANUFACTURES.
rha prejin,unrv renort ,,non tf,a silk ma1,-
llfaetlirp Ut the United Suites shows tllt to-
tnl value Of finished RtHMfs for the year el,d.
Ing ,ftlt1e :N lSso was SJ4 4l0, ,4g3; number VI
fnctortea, :ss'; nttunht Of capital, real nl.tl
personal, invested, ,Sls ss9hoo: looms, s, 4G7
Ercatest nuinber Of hands employed any ono
tlnle tlnrlng TUG ygar, 4ao; total amount
paid III wages ~ to'.ssa s......
ANOTHER WIPE At HAYES.
The Scuate Judiciary Cormnlttco took m
ncttDn nj the nomination Of Judge Billings
to succeed Judge Wood rs United States Cir
eltlt Judge, nlltl It call now be stMtetl. upon
K1Dd authority. tint no action III i'll be taken.
~ ~ M - ~ Ky sA1o ''oA'
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~, - :. CuH ~ ,, iH1' CAah n1sMissEn'
,INo llHnse Co1n1nitteo OFT Elccttnns dc
cldGM 70 tl1stliss Tie f1ntestet! cnse OF hlNckey
, 1881-02-22
A HORRIBLE RECITAL.

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a'1y " go 'o 'uo tose'o"eo' ul'u' ''e ""n s,t III
nNa "''u ~ 4fsut"'''s s","t' 49, Hu tro,en
scutu'', ala 4"n"" neI a!'u nel uAno ~. hcr,.
~ ~ sMo s"o" apo''L 'n1to "''o u n"'l Av mi.
~ 4ueNoay ~ "oat ~ nusnu". .,,.h , no,s
Ivy " ~ wnn al'a t1'o "o'1 9no s''s "''A
"nofe Tue uot'les my 81,
Tho nelghhors becoming satisfied thcse va
something wrong, on Th,trs,,ny morning weas
10 cfaada!l anu nude h,ln snow .uu!,' ",t Va,
arms urn,,n nm In - nosi,ion thu, would
be natural il holding her lauy The !ai.s' 1.;.,.
bors u oxnt ia sp nuner, @ s bare % sno upcs hon'
md huEmt them In n r,x,,,,. rc,nInlua tho ke!,
cra,anII re,nain,,'a ~ s,a,,,,.y h"i,,i"rut, Thu
e.""ua" t'"'"'"''S oto"A'! t,. writ
hcIKhuors, upon tnrther 1hshst1pht!ot'' ;.,n
satlstlcd that tho woman t1nL been driven '''1
hnruc k,v hcr h,,ahnnd ami rt,Itt,tl tn de.
n,1, nn,,t'. ".', u,..,r,y a." ,,,',.,.,l 10 IL
house and hold aIl t4,iost scfh'ct .aI aI t,,l
cAno to her death by fIvczing WINS rrnti'e" ~
oftcrwnr,a thu i,rv nynrcssed tho uclIrt thas
=, ~ - ut--..,. A.. .,t,.fc matter
tnerc WA eohcfhinx lAck OF tho w"'nv mnaIyls.
not yet developed. Tho excitement '"a'n '''s,o,.
clIne no 4reAt ttut It was ttInught the ne1spp's'
would huna Cr.lutlall.
, 1881-02-22

sDtcual1yc uNlrppscs tn t}cfcat the pA5SnEE or
tho l>ake-Frnnt bill. Thry nrr using Il great
many ingenious devices to create public opin-
ion in opposition to this bill. flteir one ap-
],nrcnt PURPOSE wnlsll seem to 10 to
strengthen their claim for compensation OF
soma sDrt from the railroads anu fshtn the
supporters ut tho bill RS II conttllihn OF their
REIMBURSEMENT nj thoir opposition In nuothor
Cengross. II they ysuccretl now. however, they
will l,ave their labor fur their 1msiis. NJ tic
railroad companies authoritativcly state TINT,
II the litl sllnll fa,l III this Congress, the nj
tempt to locate de1R't ni, tho proposed si,c
will bo abandoned, anil that tlta rnilroRtl rom
pauIcs will locntc tleir proposed nrw Staston
at l'arlt row or south III 1t.
rr HAD llI:EN EXPECTED
tbat to-day 1,,lior tho call Of Committees in
tho lln,lso for tic passage ot bills under tho
twu-thlrds rule, the Committee Of Public
Lands, which lns tho bill In cl'nrgc.
would have bern ruclcti. III which
case tho Lnkc-FronL hit would have
been prrscntcl for passagc. \ tw0-thtrls
v0lu would fnvc been necessary to pass 1t.
but Il wus expected that tint vote cDlIld have
been secured. The Committee, however, was
not REACHED, ntlll thu clln,lee for the passage
of tho hill now lies III taking It up fE0M tic
Speakers 'ahp where the Sennto bill Is, and
puysl,,g 1t, If 1t ean be reached By majority
vote. Tho opposition to tho bill Wollld seem
to be based ritllur IN Ignorance or III specnln-
t!ul.- It i noniinAl',' hnset! i'pon the elnr&e
thnt tic Illinois cetltra' !lnlIroAd Company Is
seeEinE to niitniN cbntru! NJ
tTItE sl:l',tENGED LANDS.
70 correct th!s apprehension an amendment
has been agreed to which truyises that 1io
claim which the United States Ithw Inns to
Gus submerged !alrn ef nt1y rlparlMm I'En!s,
Il hm}, Mtt ", "t'. thn as.1 ~ tnas ',e' w liz Xii
,,u1sEE, ~ t,,1 M t Ss9n, .''ia.s," IT, II ~ ~. ,yo,,
.Gnu ',u ~ t1 ,l;.t ,l: s,Ss. Ecr ~ as ca
sfr aet t'i- ~ anarss S'ss o rsIsn III obnt
KfGa . ~ c'ass ,,i ,,,. G F ,rl,n asn i,as n" h
ny h r. o " enin,o~s
s,eSn .rsa, ~ ' ,re .,t, ~ o%n;.' ti,a m,l,ic
deI ~ WIN ee sc"hs @ x ~ ti;"a uHco tu ,.'i",rs i,,u
a Gcss ~ nte9, W., "u H. y f,t;atm tlot th.ro
oi eoheress "efe' W 'h''''"l'ns 1i'ot uic'e
was no,,p a..u,,r 1-.,,t
HoME conhlst W nEsloS A. ~,
In tho IakeFront bill OH the part OF INC ILL
!'ols Central ltaiiroaa 70 nc1.Ilre fec9g'aMatt2n M
to lug Giailn tn tt!o submerged lasitl. iliis
Charge s false MID ttllfoAtltiett. 1t Is utterly
Impossible that nil} Hlrh construction collttl
, 1881-02-22
TIE RECORD,
SENATE,

WASHINGTON, u. c. Fob, at.-The cretlen-
tlals Of Afr. Harrison. Scuator.elcct from
Indiana. were presented md flied.
Mr.. Harris presented Il memorial of tho
National Tobaceo Board Ut Trate, llI1t rus
o[,t0'ts OF tho Tennessee Legislature In re-
siect To tho tnbAeco trat!u of tho United
States with certain foreign countries, calling
attention to tie monopoly enjoyed nbr0.d II,
tic manufacture Md sale Of tho staple, and
asking relief. deferred to Committee on
Furafgu Relations.
Mr. Saunders spoke In advocacy OF his res-
olntEon directing the Committee ol, Commerce
to Increase tho approprLationln tho River md
1tHrbor bill fur lhe Missouri River between
its n3utl, md fankton, Dak.. 10 the SIN,
l'llo resolution WIS referred 10 the COM
lnlttec OH Commerce.
MIR. Davis .tlll.) presented resolutions of
tne Illinois Legislature 4! atlyocacy or the
Gen. Grant Isetire,ncnt bill. ltead, tabled,
Tlle memorial ut tho National Convention
af tho SeAuscnfs URlon nf North America,
held 1T Cle,Glnnd, asking ccFtain m0llfflcu-
tIotls 9r IL tiss NMylEat!on lAws, WIS refe1reTt.
ral!wny and obta!n rlaht or way through tho
c"s r9" Ir slS st ; "a" Fran"
Mr. H4rsaud. fr.,n the judiciary tnnmittee,
reported adversely OH tho flnuse hIll 10 a.iot
lands In luwa. nnl othor purposes. Intlcanttly
pos,tnonct, but, by rcq'lcst, admitted to tho
Mr. Muxcy. from tho Committee on POST
tls iioso post-nnuto iii. s'assod. a 'He''"e'''s'
pr!atlon biIl WIS read aud a,lopted.
~ tue expiration " tho tnoEnlnR hour the
H. ays prshatG that ' s of m
for lHs3 cxeil,siyo Of official r.>stnRc> WIN aver
*l7,4h .o00; That additional estimates OF s4sO,UN
xl7,We,aw7. Tho amount Of tho bIl Us 1t rasstsl
tllo Hnuao M@s tl!.lW,,: to which the aen.te
esstss Psnatssd p% q i'd iss ssis ss H %so ' as
*sS*ass = Sp1s:s ssa sss %a 4 s
largely tiuo tn mn tlcrrase Of slStx0 on account
ot additional clerlcHl fnrct' and facilities f1r -
faSn ho ne2a = svsas RSs%' s nsss *S fS1
tu the !nltcr Item, SIR. uarls aaid Tho Commits
solcr hnd statcd TINT tho revenues for tho ciir-
ycar, nearly *:sl,Uo1It and bis estimates for tio
en t1,x year put tho figures at about s1@. Uoo
c il coin%ltteo sI II 81 % tic whole tyva.ace tu the
amendments e tho. Committee wore actrd
Tie amendment reported By tho Senate Cot,,-
1nIteo fnr The PURPOSE Ut tacIliMtIllg tho settles
| Inent OF tue pnnsion cl#i1na and clonriHR up Us
scttlud cnscs x.lvo rise til. d!scuss,on. ii it,.
crcases tho WORKING force Of the oi'cos named
oflIcs twsntT.s,Ss clorSs ut fio rae; % s'sfaens,
Hcneralh oltice. Twenty-Five clerks ut $i.Mk1;
weaty eo1E fou4t oss s % 6
cturks, sect's'tl class Sl,u; swenty clerks. keC-
md cltss, q, ,+oo 'ifty clerks trat class. STEM;
nn additional deputy Commissioner al Il salary
%':::%Ssf y % Il reas'o' i !asTsa:ei ] fru On s'a1 @
on iintlon IT Mr. Pluu,h tho extra clerical
, 1881-02-22

product. Ia It intended! nl,soI1,,c,v n,,
nrntly to exclude all .Amrrt,ln' lu.o l",o perm.
tin1ern,mrt,t i1,slWt,tnn npp,tnt,i i.tH y. y ant
t.,Hny7 Thu Inttvtmcl,t n vHrr ,n,aI "s 't f'rF.
AMrrfcnn Interests, and ~ nt.'n,nRlnz Il
promptly. taFtlculars
, 1881-02-22

DEs MONIES. Fob. sl.-The Iseatster snys u
private iottur frosn guntleuHn IN Washington
tn its cAItor says: 'if tho Secretary Of the
Treasury IL takon from, tho West. henatos All.
SOL IL tho nan. It tho Trcusury ls l!lrd With mn
Eastern lnnn, Scnutor kIrkwGotl will 10 thu
lown 1neml,er Of tho Cabinet, unu will hayu Tho
Post-O!htp or tho Interior. I eunuot quito my
t Il "a q sa f."
''Thenu 10 no doubt that senator Allison. II ho
Soos Iuto tho Cabinet 1t all, VIII " Ia against
, 1881-02-22

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Fob. 2l.-The House con-
Cured unanimously In tho Senate resolution
donouncang tho Springfield mob. 1t nlso
adUptutl bY the eamr voto a resolution coinpli-
nolltIng the Porter RIFLES mud ls0ck CITY Gunixs
citizen eoIcrs, for their protnptness IN rnspund-
fny tD tue call Of tho Governor to prcsorvo lAW
Qn1 order.
, 1881-02-22
WANTS 70 Be RElNSTATED,

Sf. Louis. F1D. ai.-Julxo Thaybr, of tho
Circuit Court, this ufternu,n Hrante,t an nltcrnn-
two writ ri Inundnnus IN tho ei,su 1T MOr4nn
Holland, who demanded tn In rel1lstnt9l rs Vic0
President Of tho iallco Commissioners, frum
which position h8 WIS depusasl by tho l.oag. last
week. Tho writ IL rcturllablo ncxt Fray, when
prtyutleut will nu Eenr,l.
, 1881-02-22
SUDDEN DEATHS,

EInJN. Ill.,, Feb .l.-]ntnes Tlcrpoy, an old
md wclIto.so citizen. died vcry B,lttle,Iy, while
nltt!nK Iii hls ehAir this ulurnng, OF ur1rulie
poisoning.
CLEyEtANp, O., Feb. el.--A. 4. Spencer, Of tho
First National Hank asltl long prominent in tocai
nnnncla! Circles, died suddenly to-day of hcurt
lRCASp,
, 1881-02-22
NOTES..
THE nt:S 1III.t. SCANDAL,

Special Dt.pnsh to 1nr Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Feb. al.--The Epc,,-
f7.y Star says: "l'htfip H. johnson, for
Mrs. Heiva Il. Lockwood, recently wrote 10
tho proprietor af the ppcra-Iiousu In At
lanta, saylng that tho latter, who acquired
~ lnllcll prominence by her cnnnectinn pro-
fessonnlEy with tho jessie llaymont-Ben
llill case, .lesirps to know whether
or not she would attract II paying
audience Ut Attantn as lecturer
npon the following subject: characteristics
Of congressman" She would give her con-
necllul with the 1len llilE scandal, MIR
johnson also wanted to know what amount
would BIZ guaranteed Mrs. Lockwood. Tho
proprietor Of tho Opcra-1loltsc, Mr.. Dceivc,
replied rs follows: '1'o Mr. johnson: Yunr
letter received. would mt rc,It my Opcra-
House for such II purpose for my amount of
money"
TIE REPRESENTATIVES, or T1tE ASSOCIATED
INDUSTRIES
WHO nre here In the interests of the passage
OF the Futon Thrill Commission bill nso
solnawlat discouraged ut tho prospects of
tho bill, which has passed tho Senate, md
now lies upon the Speakers table. A NUM-
ber Of Intellectual efforts have BEEN lnaao TO
go to the Speakers table. 1t is perhaps vital
to tho measure TINT 4 motion to proceetl to
.taa Speakers tab!e to consider 1t shall pre-
vaitthIs week, lis after this week motions
to suspend the rules witt be In order until
the end of tic session, a1l.1 1T will thcn be
very difficult to pass II.
MA11oSE.
a prominent Democratic Senator recently
sAid: 1--WE have decided to gtyo Alal,ono
anything he wn,lts. We shall say to him:
Pick out sour committees. and We will make
MY s,,ruv.x
"HN. ., nhE49AA"
haS to-a9y maseray ati MoH'nea h1s ort.er
iaS uisposto ra 1s onaag Sstg nns masy G
!nanE1Iatiotl.uAf. lHo Gha'iees, ii!nWnser. ao
not suit ni1.nooF q tno Colllniat1ee, nntl 4
r,st' nSsoaos. III W. ~ ~
ticatlous. ~' - ~ '''' '"'''o' "''''''
'~+''0'+'f oo,,t,.u
1,o.,,,v # sec,ned ~ ho conc.det, Tint t:or.
,o G ssfansu ,. ~ ~ ~ ta' @ S:u
ats ns h. w vceise Il; ,th 1g yot II E mMaos 1
o. " cs,se ~, VI ts. Me a w' u ,n SSe
II ai1 tho a,sh'oclats anu MPp"p',eai.'s5
mav,s - xotcs WITH trn 1or,nnr % Inn ntr VIZ.
sssle,s vt! siSs NY t,,s s s;,s!las s vo!s Thsto
haxv neon ~ ialtiihtnhs % tIat tne l,o'neerais
VIII ieafh tne oe1iata "lthout 4"oluMl u
tne nepHoneats ,s'ot es 'lt'.Re a al!sh!ps se1t
ls p5 w;' at pa a tat 7 tsy Would nnt r
~ 11siE1ile,i pg!oin ts country m resoft'hE TO
any lllibnsterits device of that SORT
lsr1I.loS.
Ii th4 Water. A.soeldttd f'rts.-
Mry department ur4lertt tile transfer Of 81 :
iy*j, ,aA,W In gulll bullion irt,m t,o +AssNy-Ufre
III Nuw York tn TIM Philadelphia Mint fur
c0lnuHe into Eagles a,ll liali-eaKieA. The
transfer leaves hin,lst stD,W0 0Ul ut gold
bullion NJ the Now iork AssAy.otliee.
, 1881-02-22

OPYICE Of TfIE ClI1Kf H1uNAL Orf,cr,
WAsilISarnH, u. T., Feb. ;::,-ta. m-tnd|ratIoo,.
Fur Tennessee md Ohio Valley, warmer, eliza,
or purity clallly weather, sohthorIy, yccrlux IA
wcaterly w'ults. falling. followed In tho W.,
purttou by rising batrttncsor.
Fur tho Lower 1,nkG rcgInn, wnsrncr, fu.
wcntter, followed ly Increasing ulollAues,. pos.
BIhly by ra,n. Ko,ttherly, yccrIng tp westctl,
winds, ind falling barometer.
For tho Upper lnku rca!ot1 md Upper N..t.
sppi Valley, Increasing Gl0',!ncss. pnssfhy os
talslODHl r,lll or enUw, warm snutbqrIy yrrrn,
10 cni,'Ur nnEthwcst winds. falling, fniiowcd =
rlslnK bArU1nCtcr.
Ftr tho Lnwer Missouri Vn!tpy. cultr, ete,r
nr partly cloudy weathor, r1orthwestrriy Ylnda
untl rising bltroAcfGr.
LOCAL. unsEur ATinSs.
, 1881-02-22

Speeat Dfspaseh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON. Wls., Feb @l.-The Assembly had
session tonight, 4 lRrKo number of bills werc
worked through tho cumnIlttuu OF tho Wholo.
Two bills passed,v~oue authorizing Common
Councils to upeN polls ut nu earlier hour thnn
now prescribed Uy law, mid ono protecting walI-
eyed Pike n1,d hiMeK -hans.
4 WnnRn' suffrage meeting will be held In
tho Assembly ChAtnboe to.u0rr0W nfterIluou,
tho Assembly having adjourned till Tomorrow
night for that PURPOSE.
, 1881-02-22
MISSING.

Special DADdteh to Tho CAItaao 11buns.
DUBUQUE, H.. Feb. 2l.-A mAu nnuIod II. Fox
disappeared ton days a9o, leuying q largo fun
iy Al he was sober Autl haru- working .nn1,
1t Is feared no has bccn fouIly dealt with,
, 1881-02-22
MnRIuARY,

Special Dhpatth IL Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Br. Louis, Fob el-laichanl Coleman. tato OF
Itaverley's minstrel truupe, was buried ycster.
luy In 1t. Peters Cemetery. lie WIS taket, 1T
With pneumonia while hls company was hero
some tlne axo, and was sent to the City 1Iospl-
tai, whcro he 1tod on tho 18th. Ito wins il nAtiyo
Of ENKlano, where bis rclutyes FrsldU. lle was
ono Of tho talnbQurlle mon. aud cn1nyeu n
hlHh reputation. Slr. llaverluy provided for the
funeral ..
, 1881-02-22

0TE4tWO1TTI NLH0t
PLYMOUTH, Eng, Fub. .t-ArrIved. the Los
atng, from New York Tor Hamburg.
NEw Yoltx, Fob. .l.-Arrlyed. tho Vile do
Marsutlles. from iiavrct and City OF H!ohtuoud,
from Liverpool.
Quxkasn,wN. Feb. sl.-Arrlyod, tho City Of
Berlin, from Nuw York.
LusuoN, Fob. :l.-The steamers Gr6cco and
Waesland, from Nov Yurk, and tho HolIva, from
baltimore, haY0 arrived out. =
, 1881-02-22
1yATEl,1usyN, wis.

Special Dspatth 70 1he chfea,o Trtbuns
WATEirrwN, Wis., Fat,. al.-WIntsr still ho,,.
this aertton III It's ilrnL embrace. "rhe ,,crtuo
ctcr this tp0rntnv registered . t!cvrer, a. hoa.
xoro. For low ttnys past 1t has ,h,we,, sl,uh,,s
Ia tho middle 1t tho t1ay, but our eSrr1Ion.
sleIghlnK still continues. e'sAs
, 1881-02-22
AN UNFORTUNATE MAN.

5ptstat Htspatfh to Ihs'tAeava Tribune
JACKSON, 3itGh.. Feb. .l.--A convict named
James lInmo wus discouraged from prlsonitn-
tiay, whcro AO bud served four ycars, co,nIug
mt insanU. lto was tnkcn tn kulAtnzu0
, 1881-02-22

CfSGtNH4ri, D.. Feb. .l.-Alout 100 nollcra
hre uslt on a strike to-day for an increase OF IS
per cent In wuxcs which hhs beau refused. Tho
strike ls ny OtrcT Ut tho Uu!on. II docs tot tns
c!ude at0ve- moldcr4-
, 1881-02-22
WESTERN .llN,(1N.

ALBANY, Feb. sl+-Tho certificate OF Increase
nf shares of tho Western Union Telegraph Con,-
pany tu $sl,0u,U0J wua tlul with tho Secretary
Ut 6ta4u to-day.
, 1881-02-22

6ptetdg UHpdteH ID -Ihe CH2d06 7f76lH&.
OTTAWA, Feb. al.-Tho Princess Louiae Is OK.
pcetcd 10 roturn to tho city In May, aud will be
accompanied by II largo party ct English Wis.
Hors. who intend spewAlng the suus.nor months
I'll fishing tnnr On tho Lower st.. l.lWrence. III
tho autumn tllpy will puy d visit to Manitoba.