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, 1881-02-07

Spsefat pspItrh In Tho Ehfedg1 Tribune.
ST. TAuI Mn,l., Feb. h-Ihu House Commits
ep u inquiry us to tho ehurEu that ccrtatn rnil-
road tMnd Er1ihta nrc wsnIgfH!fy exempt from
taxation commenced its lnl,urs yesterday [oro-
noon. Tho taso nf tho ChIcalXn. Milwuulsuc u
ST. Paul ltailrsAs wis trst tnlcn NJ. Thu lnrtdA
Kruntel to tho st. pMul & tntcnKu Company
wurc, 1t ID AlirHnd, subsequently transferred tU
tho Minnesota ttlllrnnd Construction Company,
which. nrtur completing the r,lflrtn.d tu Ii,
retaining tito lnt,tla, 4ml, by InAlntniAing IL
EetIbla1lcc Ut nrRuni1nllon. cuntlhuu tn hold
thHn exempt frtlnl tAxatton. Mr.. SklntlGr WIN
has chNrHu 0f tho ln1sls BtMted to tic C0ninttce
thnt there were 4E..,1UU Aercs Of swamp MIlsls,
wnrth MI nspruxg uf $l+@5 PER nerv. AIr. Selall
ChNulberlnin, Director Ut tho 3iiHnoANtu tMn-
struc.lOn Colupany. stated thut tao held .10al
shares 0t tho stock, mud knuw ut Ut rt.sUu why
thu organization was continued excerpt IL dis
t,ose vi lho sRni, At tho afternoon 1oksiuE Of
tho CumlHlttpr, r t;reun!unt Clark, cullllscl for
tho CDtnpAny. wns examined, and testified sub
HtlatiRliy us Htatust ahuyc, Atpl, In reply
III nu inquiry us to whether he knew
nf a1.y u,tsl1sess which thu NJ. Eu,lI
i ChitaKn lll1lrtAtl tompIny bud except
to lnnlnln!t an OrHnnezatlo!. to rethn tho lunts
exempt franz tMxMtfo replied tlutt tlIuf wcre u
lIcs of railtnua; tlAt tue lut,tts were .s,yrrusl
ly Il M0rtEMKu nj Elun.Wn which. although
uverlue. hati not been foNonseh. lfe claimed
that tha'st Ind bcrn transferred to tho Lon.
str.,ettn,t tnnaj.ny. lnd tlAt 4 did mt carry thu
II. Puul s thEcug., cohpnuy. Mr c[ark Will NJ.
jpnr hrfnrsl tho Committee ,aa COUNSEL fur tue
Company under examination.
, 1881-02-07
THE ETNA LIFE STATEMENT.

WG extract, from the comments Of the Harp
ford papers upon tho .Etna Lifc-1nsnsanca
Con'pany's annual, statement, the following:
The Coufant says: "fIhe figures speak fol'
llnes OF conM,clltatlol, for the excGl!e,lt man
uguNrnt. The year l,as assurcly. been
prosperous 0i,e With the .Etna. a.lt the shpW'
lnE Ut iisurts Is sound proof that theIc = isno 70
better eompany In tlle, country N which 10 70
luS,lre. Such i'm institution rs this i one lot
w!lcil Ilartford muy Justly bc proud" ,,s.
ness nf the A!;,nl Llfu has been built np "
tho ,,lost energetic. but ut THO sane tne cay
tinus, WetllOds, md sound principles e. :!
iinallce .nra tho foundation llpon wl'IcIl'e
colossal SUCCESS Ils rcsted.'
Tile I,ost snys: ."'rlle past year l,ns beens
cnntlluatloN 1T tho .I;tlin's successful eatse
With Its efficient management, 1t lnay 1eaa'rtf
nbly be expected tn continue the ilSrc'Ss ,.a u.
il WhlitestlnDably one nf thu strongest NV
Mst lifg-iIsurn,ce companies III eSls1fhlmsn, haan
Its lna,,n4ente1I from tho outset llas at.. ptt.
rmlnrntty conservative, giving It iepa., iepa.s
tloM any company IN The woElt might hs"fGss IA,
" feel urouA ot. Successful M It's pay i'1 shs
6een, Its future career Will even cScee" wv
pl,st In point Of SUCCESS"
, 1881-02-07

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lenturcy WIS shown tho slcllnIucnt dobtor tor
tho rtiso, TINT tho orotlitnr know he could grt
,''''.,s.,oI -. ~ ~, s"," .".,sa r,,,,,,,t Su
l"e,lhipefoa 70 saia' Alotnes "fsuihe.t ~
for t,ftccn r,onths uEtcr suo tho law irving this
Imrjp. for redenpto. II Ia als, s.,l ,l.t ,l.utur
,hu oil, law propurtyowt'ur Guild uet At luast
tnn-hnlf ut tho value 1f t'Is property. while ut
prcscnt tho nuncy-lua,ur viii unly ntlyunou IL
.in.. s,,., T.. asa ~ 4Is,I, ~ 'st '' ,,,,s , W.
tln'e WHICH, III easo VI ec1a.''t' n'ust ch'pso ue-
fore tho Inpslcy jonAcu Gun lu rG'tlixutI, d be.
uausc DEGREES only bear per cent interest from
dato of sutc to rrue,uptIon,
, 1881-02-07
Saturdays Proceedings in Both
Branches OF the Legis-
lature.
Important Decision by the Attorney
General Regarding the Kanka'
kee Company.
His Opinion that Tint Company
Has Forfeited Its
Rights.
A Delpge Of Now Bills introduced In tho
Lower House.



srfetat Dispatch 10 The Chteaeo Tribune.
srltSnr1Ej.t,. ILL.,, Fcb. b.-fho Scnntc con-
ycnct! this morning ut tho ,istlnl hour an upttl.
Ion WIS read frum tho AttOrilcy General. IN re-
sponsc to rcsolu ton Ut tho Hcnntu Oil tho kaf,-
knkur Improvement Company question. 1t
nppenrs TINT tho nbpyu Company, which opc-
rates In anu nro,1,ul Wilmington. H., WIS sncnr-
rorntci lit 1Sii fur tito 0stctislbl1 purpose Of
impruving tho knnkakcp River. ut,d tci5llng III
watcr-rnwcr, ct". Tho Attorney Gcnural de.
c1urcs that tho corporation hns forfeited all
rights under Its charter hy vloatson Ut Its con-
tr,tcts and every prunBo II has silntIe and by
nOntiner of Its powers. 1tld prosecution by seirt-
fucins to c.lh its otllclnt career.
Un nation Ot Stuntnr scctpst, tho opinion was
orirrpd printed antt referred to tho JudiciNry
Committee,
MEM HILLS.
BILLS wcre introduced us follows: .-.
Hy senator Mny.irkl-A -ApproprlAt!ng $3.0N FOR
tho roller oE j.. i. Moore, who lost MI Nrtn BY tho
premature discharges NJ II State cannon nt
Lincoln.
ny senator lscnt-ApprorriattnE 1900 for tho
rcIuf Of John i. l.sie, whu lost both arms by
tho premature discharge of n cannon belonging
to thossnte. Theuccident occurredn ut soldiers
ronnion Mt Sterling, Ill.
lly Scnn:ur Fircr-Apnroprlatlng s:,s00o for
tho support Of tho State University ut Snrn,nl.
by StnAtor rIhorn-Appropr,ntlug $l,5D for
tho erection Of Il monument over tEo Hrnvu Of
Htnhrnrk llon1, tho first Governor OF tho Suite
or lllfntIis.
Iiy sr,stur Rent-prnvilug fur tho nppolnt-
nSs " ~ ~ sc 1%Xsfn"r srs %5 s
tt;inntIcn1.y ARRANGE tho lawa Of this suite.
llul.sn anil SrE,Ai0 1tsts wcre rcltt Il ilrst time,
Tho :us'ato thou adjourned until Monday
tnUrt3tnE.
, 1881-02-07

,ta by ~ mic. In extent: tho next, 1;nnua lew
tlsY t.Nnd,. ncnrJy Hs lasue; TIM next. TAs!litt,
nnd trnry MI Of il d. fDr rniilrAiint,. I'm thls
isianl there nrc many very ilnr tmGoatiiat m tl
a%,'ons c ,sr. rc,s 'ns ts,, ." ;,r 5
tnin elkrs. whrt, nrc shipped to England Mu
9rrn,uny and irl IL cattlc onn I'm rrnno's,'m ,
sums Tor % making sonis eu!*,rnii,r in,nlM.r
md otlnr articles In return. v!ti l.ctu contains
~, s1E .gr s,r!et sn yar xfS ry IN mi hs Hsr ill.,
iiciin!1H Gnapn"y ct. shl"cy Mrc ii present 81.
ti.fst'ioas i, tho s|and.. Iw' fons q si,rar rer
nsre l. a!"t t1 present Hts, TT y, TIC ct
srkH' Msrkisu 'lf FIJI S1 Il ,rss s nSr's af IT,
Ss" sa se"s IN !a :a: "H al" s%v". t' q On vet' isv
~ the t-na'ne.l rlaea ,ncnsHres nSs n,sSss
.st nsT esT ooyapcu, ;Hs% to "m smn'teT ievR ns
About tho month If Nentcu,ber. 1874. Fill was
annexed t. nreat l,rtaln, and thn rcrrscni,a,
urcnt utruris to "xscini t,,oir .t"iiu 0snr ntfcr
islands, They were shnrt time ,tgo successful
III tn tho !!at!ah 4ruur. and t',o cnnsnl |; trim
}nss y tho Navigator Islands, unless ntllor Pow
cr* such i: terninny MI" The limited statc*. ''dS
St Sc "f, II ,fsi. v"ss n . T. n.
i,ias,. of whc! ,.bnut ~, are, w!,itcs tho r..
,nat!'er atiyes Of fiii a. an! tao 1'olynssG'
ibtulH1+s 1uElS Nuuul t9&Nhf HhhfO LsIubC..
ttnns In tho group, iacNslrs flnv1tlE carried nN
nls,ut +0.tAN few ycnrs nHn. This Rrcnt fatnlity
tho sltlnrcr would rush In tho creek 10 con Off
II sire null speedy ,Irslt,. Cn1lniballsm Is ROW Cit
tlrc1y extinct, mid these wh very thu st given
~ this hurrlbu prnctlrc hnyo l,cnn eNnRetely
sulaucsl. They iuhnhltcl Utmost nacccsssbl.
mo,,t'tnln Rlases hut !y .l!n % ass'staneo % ,n "t
sfot, ntfers Imprisoned, a1.j the rcfnn,u-
ster thoroughly coxe,l Into II cessnslon Of tito
bpustly hnbt. At tho prrsens tttno tho people
nAtlvc is t;Nk0nnn tpronaunecst Thak0nnau),
who *as King until tho English cnI',c tnto now
or. The Consul deems tho Consulate II necessity;
and evidently th!uks our GuverltnG!lt should
look after tho growing powcr Ut the English.
, 1881-02-07

Thomas llat1tow hogan suit III trcsrass Sat.
urt1ay ngsIfnst Edward Londcrgan. claiming
$1,000 damages. ,-.
Conrad llohmnnn sued Carl knool Tor Sl.Oo0.
I.o.ts 6trusburger nnt' Charles Atllcr COM
mo,lccu suit by attachment against Juscph
1.edef1r to recover <0.at22,4I.
The chicago Clty HALLWAY Company He'd Il llll
III the Superior Cultrt settlnE out tllnt II IL the
0wuer u ccrtMn property OH cnttuxo HrpN0
Meeillic,,ncur Thirty ninth street, wbnru Its
.HtAOles stnnl. On Due. II. tH7t. iii ordinance
wNs lnsspu for ontiiinY strect lHlween Lang
rhtrty.clKhth to 1hriy.ntnth street. knoh
after % R;St1'on t"r c1nicmns,o.
tho nroperty, or tho Gaty Hallway cu,upl-
Il wars, hut y now tho cnanar toby tried.
was induced to lulproTo tts property, thinking
dunn. l1 ttat the city ought nut INV to Ho On
with tho old petition, hut should ilu NOW one,
which would l,ratcct thu intHrcsts Ut MI parties.
Al injunCtl0h WIS therefore AHkGh for To prG-
vent tho prosecution ut tho old conformation
proceedings.
,Ghn,nel EchbcrK heBaM MI attachment suit
nKMinat J. l.cterGv II CO.. clu!lntnH <7,h7u.W.
Robert Finley sued tho tounAy 'of fuok for
$i,MN
Hurry Z. Ncan, tho saw manufacturer, began
Il RlGGl suit nKAilst tho EHtet-fE fEclH Publishing
CtHnpMIly, claiming FL, ,0UI IAEuuHrs.
GeNrKo Z. liMmhrlll brought suit In Nttnch-
Munt ugnlnst Eugene rinkhum ~ rccutcr
&1Qu.
, 1881-02-07
WISCONSIN,.

Special uitpaeh tu Ihs Lhttnpo Tribune,
NAnls4,S. Wis, Fab. b..-MHny nietnbcrs ut tho
Legislature und btuto urDrs urp busily ut,-
Hngcd IN maktl,x figures ~, Congressional din
trcts. Ono Ut tho most popular srle,ncs for
rGtllstrlcttnH thu State was put forth t,-tily by
tho Hun u. II. Puislfrr. nnd IL hcurtlly iu.larsuI
By lualuY Republicans. Ills plum embraces
seven StFut,g NcvublIcau districts und ono In.
ttlsely Uruooratio district, ul.l IL ns fa!luwB:
/. Mi!wN,,i:eo md Wuulscsla Eunhtlos, With u
Republican, uLnlurlty lit l6,UuI a,fiH.
=. lt,icfG, .kvntpshn, lkuek, WAlWorth, and
lMslp, ltptNiIltc,ai majority. b,'hll.
X til1stli, lnwll. Lafayette. tirnnt, Crawford,
llchlanu, aud Vernon, Republican minority,
6.sl7.
i. Jntrsrss,n, DoLge, Washington, 0kaukec.
Shr1oyEan. und Manltowoc, DetnooFatle init
turily. 4,tjl.
8. Fund III. Luc, Columbia, sauk. ureen I.ako.
h!nrlueltt, Mnsh!nxtNtl, Albums, alld JuHuau,
lttPsi!lcnll maturity. hi -
H. Minnc0uKu, CAluMal, ilrMWl, keHAuuet.
IhA,r. WAuput:n, PurtaXc, md Wo>.l, ktpublcnil
lnlHrlty III ie1u. tHIi Alll III lSo l.i, lnAkluH 1t
IL ssfG ltepubl.ean 1lstrlut i!, my c,nltlm4uney.
Lii russo. Mt,,rtu. Jackson, thAtk, Troupe.
!enu, Euu tnrr. linlIahI. Fenlh, Dane. Aild
f!erGr. Republican snn 10rty U,t!l
i. Thu tt,rlhern all4 rlpllsty -xrDWlnx portion
81 tho bsnie. ~ follows: st. Ctu!x Polk HarTol..
l!litIett. Douglas. EnlppewA. fitytieil. Ashland.
TAyiur, pE!ce, MurlthnIt, Linrtiil, Uutaualhtr,
shaMalu. U3nnto. tiarlnatte. aud tanxlAdv, ilu.
publican Inu1utlty tu 1b1V l,sa0.
Ihe Republican IMPURITIES III All these districts
were uluch larYer tu 1asQ.
, 1881-02-07
FROM FIJI land,

UNITED STATES tH>S,VL LArAl'S OPINION
- DF TIL: t-.NSlliAL ISLANDS.
Henry b. f.anar, United 6tMlrs Euu.ni 10 the
Pill isla.Ids. arrived ut fMH Frlhc!scO un tho
.alh by thu s,cn.nrr City Of hlncy, nI,d rcslchru
hero yesterday ntletiioiAl. I'll laIate f0rSt. LIAis.
After SHIRT visit With f,,s family, hp will pro-
coed 10 WHahii,1ttill. i sixteen inohths' FeAt-
dcnce utuu,lg tho nncu f4tlel eunnibals hus gls.
Gn him All exteusiyc Insight intu their hutfls
and i!fe. WHICH he proposes tn subnllt to tho
Government, together with tho future prospects
OF the Eacc. A THlHCSE representative gained
tho following fu:ts: In .he group arc Id Isl
and5, tho lRzstst, Vii Lsyu tncAhinx lily EitD,
, 1881-02-07
I'I{E CALL.

JUpGE EnRuMAOAIl-0cneral business.
JCpaE HLon0ETT-bS, BO, Bd1;. HS, w. ~, II, -
u, IT, ", II, u. ~, 81, r., ~ ~, 81, u. No. ST.
Burns W. Chlcako, Huntington g. Quincy lsail-
rad Company, on trtni.
AppELl.srE cOunr-AdIourncd to Tuesday,
whc, opsniulis will be YIycil.
JUDGE Observation-Disclosures cuscs Mos g., w,
and H. Nh elaxo OH trial.
luDGE SnlTIl--Esrllmtuary Gull, 400 II 40 Ill
elusive. Trial calf, I,h3g, roo fuN. 1911, t.Ita.
10ld. i95t, l. lDtd. ,sd. :.0lO S0A, su10. 900.
Il pHtscd cAsu IN triul. .. re-
juDtlE' WtLLtAMSUS-ll9s III, la3, {tJ, III to
Iii. Isl, l:8, lH. NJ 0aso 0h trlut.
JuD0E IAMEsDS-CuntcHtea motions. Gull
Tuesluy, !, :, y, Aud !, u new calendar.
, 1881-02-07
fn1ntu1s practices Tint Rockwell hns introduced
his It'll.
The %nlf,c Nctt&rH,nH n1so presented HcnH-
i1rr which. II Il passes,
VIII t,Etit,ItE MANY .tt.yrtCE ff,t.IEr

inIntMlH prHctces t1Htt HockWcll hn5 Etirot"ce"
'rhe, .nnc pcntlrnnn nlso presented mcns-
i1r" which, II II tlHtes,
WILL. BEEHIVE MANY 4 JUSTICE torlEr
"t.AWtEH"
NJ tho means II rarntnH llvclil,nntl. ns It per-
nit+ nnly regularly ltrtisr,, ntturnrys tu nppcnr
lmf,'rr .I,'st!ses. Tho hill h.,wcvcr. mikes mi
In 1rrsnil. Tht opposition fa this measure win
snne frnm tho rural districts, wEerc: i
rsss +; ny II, ,rt e .t,rr ~ 1It{FiESr II vi"
4 Till wu$ presented hy White, OF Cook, rc.
,l,,irinH tlIo tlinr Vt cnpipH ri
l1Ail. PIECES AMI, nEcn0SIzAScEs
Soyr II Tho !fSSer o @ ct 'h@ tnty y wSSre @
s,nw-inilrrs nnt Of esi+totice. - ~ '.."',
erty nt,tl cslri,iE To 20 At Tor cr 1nls 10 diced
sufficient s, rrnIerfvtn th,1, lartics ~ enable
tho nrul,lr,yis rrcnhynyril tho oriall1al owucr.
Nothing cnf, l,o tto!e In etict, cHscs. The party
tho tffnr he signed thu tu,.l. M crimlnnl iro
f"ti,g ct'' y bs mstt't.l nKntst M ht: a,'a
clninc,'. woult! nhollsh tho pcr,,ictous rr,clico
Rb0So referred to.
TIE NEW AUDITOR.
The lion. e. T.. Swlgert, the now Auditor Of
Illinois, was In tho city ycstcr,lny, quest Ut the
Grand Pleltfc. where he WIS cued OH byn TNili-
to t,,o rro,,oscd now ncvcn,,c in,y md ntior
u Waa,,,, ~. ~" ~" ..,
measures Nucctlil1 hl' NcE"rtnacnt now tc'lt'"
ilg in the Legislature. Concerning tho 1lncgar
ltevonnp hill Mr. swIrert behaved there wcro
scro,s constitutional objections to tho measure,
~ WIS peliesea .uat 1no uill "as primarily alfod
Ut tho rai'r,ads. but that the othor Interests
wcro Included IN M entlcnyor to avoid the con.
ssitutionnt provision nvninst tnecinl Ireslniion
Itc thumv,,t I'M Kin. sha",d ~ r,acotn,, - iom
'.,, ~ ..ousnt tnu o..lt o"o"" IL ueco"'o Jaw
would work ln1urtoisiy against Ch!cnHo4 whero
tho rroRtls have 20 tn,1c!, real estate aud uther
propcrty, as this would bo uxemp. from civ and
aa.... tsa.t" ~ ~. .e.s - ~ a,". 49, "nt
eohttS 'a@"tion IN FeRhra 10 TUG tolcsrapn'
express, nftt insurance companies, Slr. :.
Thought, should pcrcrntuxo tax bc
n,uts,, ou tbnJr irros. rcronfe In
t,,n u.,.o t,a n,r,,,,.t '.,,,,', e,i,.,,,,,,,.,
t"e o'".c. t"o "t1o''"e "o"" o'cntuaui
cuTC ont OF tito people. MS tho CDtnpuslCa flRmcf1
, 1881-02-07

T,nslny. Nos l. y. 1. and s ns. new cni"na1;. Call
Ne M elIr.ot. "a. !iiItlr,,p, on trisi i aaa I'll.
cnl-!h, 1'r ~, ~, II, o;, ri, E IL IL. ~ T!is
1;A,. III. Eg, No NJ l,rnke u. Varhan, on M n
JrnHE TGtEy-Cnntnstrd Mattous III MsfltL
tny, IT, ~ nnd ~. No, -. lfol'l's ". ln'ttlmn!e.-
!t,,mE tsAHNEM-t,nntcstrh motions.
JnMiE ltWMts-SHt cAsn No, nj. Sox ,,.
iM ' i1s, ,,a l1t1 1,lS' ''s, I'LL I'LL ilf
.luiME !!AwHs-lNs. .E,, I'M, ~. i, mn, ,e
Ju1mE AlonAA-urncral calloF q,insl. crir,,.,
cnlGnHAr. es'mIaal
, 1881-02-07

l:tsilN, ILL.,, Fob. 5.-Ars. Charlcs sIMuelson,
VI this city, tlloh yesterday III consumption. \
son nt tho ucctasGh, uguh :5 yenrs, tliuu unly
two Wcoks nyu uf thu Sumo lsoABv-
, 1881-02-07

lsrown's bronchial Troches will sto!, ,s5as, fSusL
by directly relieving tho Irritation or flo eo,ra
mud will int disorder tho stonlach slKo 1--WE
eyrnps. Is Gcnta u box.
, 1881-02-07
1)lk, II. 'rESSE1s,

5pteai Dftpateh 10 1he Chicago Trtbunt,
nuSnEE. ILL.,, Feb, n.-Dr. II. Ienncr, II promI-
ncrt dUnttst nr th!s p,uce. died very suddenly
ut Gclock this nrtorhnon Ut heAEt -dscasr,
uscd ~ years. Ito WIS nj ono time proprietor Of
tllo lnrk stot,so nf this pluuo. lie leaves con-
siderable Nrt,tturty,
, 1881-02-07

spst|al Dttpaseh to The Chicago TFtbune
SlnS,nUTil, H.. frt,. 5.--Col. II. H. Paine dod
at hs rusidenee III this Clty yesterday mt tho
rlpu old uHo OF y. yours lacklug te, 1AyBs Tho
.irt:ensuA wns u WGll .knoWn MaIl In this COM.
n,unsty, aud hls lire,l hora TOR over twenty'ily
yGltrd,
, 1881-02-07
ABRAHAM PATTERSON,

rlTTsnUsa, rM., Fob. 6.--.tbruhnu, Patterson,
Il wealthy contrHutor anl prominent mclnber Of
tho Hvanl Army, dlc. NJ his residence !n Atlc-
Rheny Etty this UteAlnx.
, 1881-02-07

Ntncllcxrcr's llypUpt,oHphitos
will cure consumption, coughs Wrnx h,.hM IubsM
l,rOnrh]tIs+ and 4cupral dGt!!ltys Estau'''"''
twGnty-oIic ycurs,
, 1881-02-07

boston, Fco. 8.-E. g. Sherman, President Of
the National Bank of tho Commonwealth, died
to-day,
, 1881-02-07

sUrEnron Cou1tr-CoSfxsaloXs- -ncrcv ,
Palmer rs. J0hn F. Scnrlca. St,cr}pn L.
Dnvla VI. A. II. ana Am,R q. Wagner, an, - ~, -
johnson Wy. Frederick i. lewis, Marina 10 10
Ole e.. plsun. Chnrlcs II. and ucorgIuua o,os "',a
$3B7.ui. oson,
JUDGE wtLGtANSoX-t}corgc 8. Schultz. -.
Ehtnltn! md f3rNItn knNucr: verdict, f3;:. T.
mud n'ut1pt, for now trinI.-stnrshuil FleIi ~ v"
ye: .lt'scEfh llcrzo1 nnd nnyd Witkow.tau.' ~
$AAt,tD. o"'Nyt
cInGt,tr Cnrhr-.IuruE RnoEns-E, n.+,,..
Emisie H. Thutp. administrator nf tho es,oto' W.;
tuNrfcs ThOlp, tfccelisu,l, $IH1, o ol
, 1881-02-07
rb'I:HE CITY.
t;ENIiHAL NEWS.

SilLIN iIblIA ~ ~ ~ " 1s
"A, j. s;,.,s, IT Kansas Cisv. fsnt tito Sherman.
4; Il. N, IaaA>, nr Scw Orltnns, Is At tho shet-
7 stna.
IA, II. AucnlrAru. nr ST. rnul, Is mt tho sher-
aim.
IN, G. wn.u1,r, Of Galcsrure, Ill, Is Mt tho Tre-
'. mont.
rluE,,,ox =. KS1a1r und wife nro at tho Trc-
mont .-.-
20. r. touO1,roy, nr New York, Is nt tho
Palmer.
!. ! DcAy Is.C1tNosp, or Batavia, ". T., Is nj tho
y ;'scltic.
/, fremont,
!; 4 wt,11AM u.hcnu,sr, of rcs MoInes. Ia, Is ut
&. hD Palmer.
MME. ,IAsArscnrK and party arc losatci'ctl Mt
ihc fremont.
! Ex-HESArnN JAMES +. WILSON, or ftlarllcld,
t tu., IA ut tue 1Acfllc.
W1t.,.tAM l.. GANrESrEI.. Of I.ondon, Is regis
,}e,n, ut tlIu Fremont.
J. M,,. A:p :!us. +. l.. wnlrsEv, Ut san Franz
!; alsco, nrG ut the PAlnler.
:. JAMES ltgnr,7it. tho irish correspondent and
lecturer, Is NJ tho Pacific.
=: THOMAS Nic{iAw md Iohn G. irwin. Of Toron-
10, ana 1t i. Short. or Winnipeg, aro ut tho Trc-
!, mont.
i Mn, cAvrRso's subject in tho IIorshcy IralI
slecturc to-day ii. p. III. is"Sioral Dlscrrii-
!? mcnt,"
! Mus. MARY 4. L1vEnM0tE, Of 1l0ston, re-
r. turned to tho city yesterday. and Is registered ut
1tho Sfcrnnn,
l., EpauAl4p REMESrI. II. W. \. ncnle, and tho
; mon,ters Of tho Rcn,cnyl Concert Company, Mru
i, nj tho pncfflc.
!! L. D. lnnntSs G. ". Turner, c. y, 1,nng, 1r.,
m H. While. md ,Fuhu r. Priest. OF UOstOu. urp
! .-cr,.,.r,l at ,n,, r,,tmer.
1a,,xn w,cr,v ,,,,y,,,. 1oh, I s,r,no-
s;;. ~ !, s;,,,,, Rnrcat.r.L + 4 Fi.him,31t
+ sIuin!o; ana t. ~. Any' urooR'S's' "fo "t 'no
" 1ns''s'eS. .......-. .....,., ,-..
/! of tho ltuck Island Il PEORIA Htroa,, nud q. }.
iyes. ucnsrni rsket Axsn. It TIC l!nrl!nxton
Iat tho I'aoiiic. ~
c,.r,,, ,ru f,,vpxr,. Inf, for snr,nvtte,,1 ,,.t
.syeninE IN NJ n'srest # ssrHn t',.n.sips. If A.
sPiJ n, 'ta.,d u @ r. tn fnr ,,rxt
xs 40 + x @ t ~ y ssra s"s o sx r n ,eve, an MI n1ths
u LEO HAMMknLtSti, n I}cglan. - ycnrs Of nue,
sna ic m M seak 2, sI 1T tho i core
md lsoso streets, Mnd bruke lis right Icy l4st
IOCl,ntl,nn, street. whcrt hn has IL wife Mnd onu
:, child llslhg Ill fatnor t'"dr circumstances
Ct!Ah1.ES PETERS. hKeM ~ H iGrltan parent
J, .nge, walked Into the HGMlh Dlfcr Yesterday.
! Df su,all-rn Ile WIS employed. at the cur
!. shops uf Wells \ Frcnch. corner of rnulIna
tatnrday. iiuwa sent to tho iiospI'Nl, ind ills
employers notitscl.
Taf sy l. s, Noe s's rsst% ,srr, er tho ,,s. wsoa
arK ~ tf Iht9a, aar nfi"r nm.hor m
H. 'sSS ~ Sans s; $%Sis,% "a; Ass 4:
audcaes i listened Win % lie ssast .'ttsnSn to
~ MI l. :ny Gbrch, wo! j"utatW In .he sun,c placr
, 1881-02-07

James T. Krcishpr iaeA bill Saturday
against hts wife Mury, askiug for dlvorco or,
tho ground of adultery.
, 1881-02-07

Hop Httors IL a preventive aud cure tor ARuo;
" Il your own rault II YOU have It.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-15

The Carson APPEAL has changed
hands, Sam Davis retiring and J. C.
Harlow taking charge. Mr.. Davis goes
to Salt Lake under engagement to the
Tribune of that city. Mr.. Davis de-
parture will make void in Nevada
journalism that will be hard to fill. By
his originality, humor, courage and hon
esty Mr.. Davis has done honor to his
profession in this State. We predict
that his arrival in Salt Lake will soon
be followed by furry among the Nor
mons that will attract wide attention.
When Sam Davis brings his humor to
bear upon the Saints the whole country
will grin. Mr.. Harlow, who now pub
fishes the APPEAL, has proved himself
to be an honest member of Nevada
Legislature. No higher compliment to
a mans integrity could be paid. He
has intelligence and industry, and will,
we believe, continue to make the AP-
PEAL, what it has long been, one of the
best papers in the State. Virginia
Chronicle. .--.-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-15
OUININE INSANITY.

It is now stated that Mason, the
would-be assassin of Guiteau, had been
taking quinine, and this probably caused
his attempt on the life Of the prisoner
Mason's was a loud call for Guiteau.
Here comes the question, if quinine pro-
duces temporary insanity, and murder,
or attempted murder, becomes symp-
tom of such insanity, would it not be
we'll to prevent the sale of this alkaloid
ofcinchona by druggists? Some shyster,
for it will be almost impossible to OBJ
tain the services Of respectable lawyer
to defend the wretch who attempted to
take the life of President Garfield, will
without doubt introduce the insanity
plea, and who knows but what the
quinine type of the disease will be in
troduced? Calmly reviewing the SUBJ
ject, we think Guiteau ought to get a
long drop, that Mason's recent exploit
was by no means a manly one, and we
don't subscribe to the quinine theory.