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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11
Personal.

King Kalakaua has reached Omaha.
Mr.. Bradlaugh is confined to his house by
a second attack Of erysIpelas.
Vscount Tarbat, second son Of the Duke
of Sutherland, will be made Lord Lieutenant
of Rosshire.
Charles Dudley Warner of the Hartford
Courant sailed for Europe Saturday, and
spends the winter in Spain.
The widow of '.Jim Fiske" is, it is report
ed, living in comparative poverty at North
Hatfield, Mass, dependent for her living up
on the bounty of a sister.
Messrs. Dillon, Egan, Thomas p. O'Con-
nor and James Redpath were among the pas
sengers on the City of Brussels which LEFT
Queenstown for New York on Thursday.
Lawrence Barrett telegraphed to Signor
Chizzola in Boston on Monday night: "Suc-
cess to Rossi! Americans will gladly vel
come the great Italian, the comrade of Sal
vini."
Mr.. Edison is now giving his attention to
the construction of dynamo machines for sup
plying electric light in private houses in New
York.
Grace Darling's monument, in scarborough
churchyard, England is rapidly decaying and
will soon be utterly destroyed unles some
method Of preservation is adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

Dailp kfnnfbsl 3ournal.

An exchange says: Gsiteau is very de-
sirous of getting all the news, but probably
the moose he will get will not be welcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

Austin, Texas, has female deputy sheriff,
and when she tells man she has an attach
ment for him he don't know whether to blush
and try to look sweet or to light out for the
woods. Boston TTdreier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

Croakers who prophesy railroad collapse
do not understand the rapid industrial de-
velopment of this country. If they did, they
would hide their diminished heads for very
shame that they ever doubted the elasticity
of its resources and the growth of trade COM
memsurate with railroad construction.-San
Francisco Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

Mr.. Gladstone. in speaking at banquet
given his honor, at Leeds, denounced Parnell
as the leader of handful of men who were
not worthy of the name, but were parlis-
mentary pack advocating doctrine Of pub
lie plunder, the issue of which was law on
one hand end sheer lawlessness on the other
and that they respected neither law nor hu-
man life
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

John w. Garrett of Baltimore, Collector
Thomas of that port informs Gath" has just
imported $500, worth of paintings from
Europe, like Vanderbilt. They are still in
bond. Robert Garrett, Collector Thomas
says, has made s2,OO0,OO0 personally in
stocks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

The severe drought of the summer in the
West is followed by storms which do much
damage by their force, or long continued
rains which wash away everything portable
along the water courses. Illinois is suffering
now from two much rain, as she has suffered
all summer from none at all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

The Philadelphia Press in speaking of Mr.
Blaines letter Of acceptance says; James G.
Blaine is full grown man, with big head
and heart worthy to keep it company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11
The Latest Yet.
But the Same Result.

So. Norridgewo ock. Me-, Feb. !, 1881. g
Aessrs. Norris q Ireland, Boston, Mass:
The safe bought of you last October, was IN
we story wooden building, which burned January
The building teok fire In the night and the SAFE
oshdng. and its contents, fell into the cellar,
re ofdry wood. making = hot ire which lasted ioI
e hours. The outside Of the safe was heated RED
- II melted the handle and dial on the door,
ne contents consisted of watches, jewelry.
ssefware. ~ books, papers, etc., all Of which came
~ ~ IN good condition. Papers lying against the IN
= - isen what 1t Is, and ] feel well satisfied WITH
~ 49,! has done. Please write what you can allow
WI II towards a new one, and obliges
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

Mrs. Mary Martin. of Harrisburg, Pa, says !:
II suffered severely from . complication of
female diseases; that sense of bearing down
seemed as If it would kill me; my habits
were very irregular; nothing seemed to
benefit me until tried Browns Iron Bitters.
They acted like charm, and nov ! enjoy
perfect health. oct4&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

When the French visited Yorktown hun
dred years ago there was about as much of it
as there is now. But the country hasn't
waited for Yorktown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

A warm wave is on its way hither. Being
too early for Indian summer, an exchange
says, it may be greeted as French summer
in compliment to our Yorktown guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

1t is stated that the French cabinet will re-
sign Immediately, ard that Gambetta will
have the support of 500 members, against
olO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

Bath Tubs, Force Pumps, wash Bowls, Niekle
Plated and Brass Cocks, of every description. oon-
s;anily hand, for dwelling houses, hotels and
public buildings; Drain Tile. Rubber Hose, Lead
Pipe, GIob< and Angle Valves, and Steam Materials
generally. Work done in the best manner by ex.
perienced workmen in any part Of the State.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
, 1881-04-23


ATLANTA, Ca, april s.::.-Eltll i Thompson,
appointed Ms Aas,yneee Of tho Cltlzcna' Dank,
which suspended fow days since, made d no.
port to-day showing tho liabilities OF tho bank,
US appoArs FROM tho books, to bc f00l, o!Ne7, and
nssets, 5S7L15a.ds. Tho Asstxncos report much
OF thu nsscts Of yR!l,clcss character, The i'm
preston seems to to that tho creditors will get
very llttIc, uwlng to tho largo amount Of bnA
napor uinouK the ussots. Deposits hre o!Forcd ut
10 uents OIL tho tinnr, with 10 desire to pur-
chAae. A uohlmItte0 OF creditors, with
two cxparts. how hayo tho books,
mid win 70 over them. Tho EtAta
had $itu0o0 deposited IN thfa tank when it
failed. tho institution belnx n Stnto depository.
Shoald tho Cuurss declde the Stato profcrrcd
creditor, tho GresItors will bo poorly provided
for. In tho SaprctAa Court to-day arHllm enta
fnr and sxalpst tbs ,'eDislnn Of Judge Under-
wood, Ut tho ltome Circuit, which decision glvca
tho 6tntH prior ul1tu, tn tho tssuts. WIS nrEled
Thu ntfnrnGya nf tho creditors Of tho EitlxonA'
Hank fulncd IN m 0ffort 10 brcak dnwn the dc.
clsinn. believing that It tho aeotsEun IL s,lstAncd
their o!leuta will get black cyO. The bost.fst-
fht,nctl lawyers cngngrh III tho caso giye tt ia
thclr oplnn,, that thp supreme CMurt WIN aus
TAIN Tho dccfsfon Ut Underwood. Tic. talluro 4
such !ad ono that 4hcro arc Sumo Ut tho crotl-
itnra wha NrH strongly IN tAvor ut hayinK iirow!i
and Patterson President and CaslloF, Indicted.
, 1881-04-23
TIE IRON-MOLDEItS.


Pursuant TO Adjournment tho lrou-mclders a.
sempod In tho ball. M. l0a Washington street,
ut II o'clock yesJsrday fnnrntug. Thero wcto
staus $50 nun prescht. ltepoEts wure heard from
tho di1crant f0uudrses. It was &tatod that 6av.
ase Drothers, Furse s Hradley, the 5lalleahto
ir0n. Works, bhoanbsrRsF's, I.ove's, and Taylor
& Nosto1's shops had Hccetle.s to the demand
una that tho men sh0ro wese Ut work. Commit.
tees woru appointed u walt on tho employes at
the following places aud enae4vor Ia peEsusaa
thom ~ cotparate in the strike. glH,Aondin'n,
0lAhc Foundry. and HouHhton't. I,
Quite discussion enauoJ over tho report FROM
Furst + liradtey'S whote several unton aud no,,-
Union men bud Applied Tor work. Tho Union
men wurs nut employed. but the non-
uh!ou tuvA hAd buuH given 3ubs- Thto
aeuon h4a tAs effect upon tho Union
contents. waersupon they struck. Their actioa
was not Sustained " The meeting. One weuk
putnt continually ur0pplnU out In The strike is
the evident luck OF hAtmony hatweau the union
and non. UuiNn lnen.
strike; AarRulu Richardson's, Feathssstono'a .
, 1881-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

GCuEA SIEELf3uL1s.
chicarn nniinc. .sfls e,t .hn n.n ~ J ooss. ~
ss1a,"S rnr rsn ,as, ohasa. ~. .ao sn navms r.
blast furnace, who wero receiving $1.so u day,
demanded g. Tho addition was not obIocted to
BY Mt. Potter, who believed that tho men wors
.ha munnor In which tho tho strikers ss acted. si
thom whnt thov askcd rhn Go.a..sx a.a ~ sa,s 70
known. ia alvays i1bcrni WIN @ ~. sm r1sa. =. 70
nd @ y n souS ,S aas ns,es o. *.
ondltion NJ thns an tho Norts s .hs, .sosis ~ W.
havo boen no strike.
THE PULLMAN CARPENTERS.
Tho strIke ot the carpentcrs nt Pullman
tho now works Of tho Pullman conpa ny. dc. .
mar maasa s. sy W.T. They s hsa been cutting ss
Tas 1Tsa ~ W.. ~. ~ aae ~ 'naa sero "ofk
toh. nen tna M ,aos nut tne hands had at ws+
to pay them otr and tiro others, Tho strikera
did not expect this, and about tWrs-thsris III
snDgSs& tas% 9asav Sofx t s1s cars VIZ.
CIV, where thero aro lots Of carpenters anIIoay ~
Nv *-''' Wy, nrto1errprue
Ine ,nbnoistefes GfnnioyGd n the iurnltura
III EIas!4tu.suhcnL VI auhus Ie!eteoQf1. ~ NO. !tt
fcetio l. and 9so on the str!ke nMt ther etrka
ny n9atatag a or the pab9 at tnrge caa ~ ex.
XXI Ss S s mnso,n daS nyr3o avc S,,GS .fia aE1
aaes tsaaess Ih9ro arg afieon to e'ghtecn men e1t-
Iney dlN not eomplntn OF thos waR-
hn wn,1 huve nccect \" onv rc"snnnh,o 4n.
tnand. They GOULD not complain Of tho hSurs Of
labor, sst,ua they wera working ty tho pleca and
, 1881-04-23

Gpfetas unpatf1 10 1M Ghtt1oc 1ftblns-
NKW ORLEANS, Ln.. April ...:.-Young Maurice
Dcnxrcmout, tho vtuiin!at, bus boon for two
weeks dangerously III III this city with CON.
hined attAck Of tnler,nittuMt foyer md measles
At ono tllno ho WIS Thought to bo dying. md
hta father WIS sont for at Now York. Ilo bus
bcca III at tho rcstdonco Of Huron You Mcfsen-
borg, thu Austrian Consul, o. Thatlor street,
and dnuhttca4 owcs hiH llto 10 tho incessant caro
Of the ltarontss, wllD rotnaln0d by hlsn night
and uay TIL tho uElals wis pAssri. lto Is NOW
mtnutGa. ~ -,
Gov, W!tx has bud another relapse, aud 1t u
believed his lifU IN IN Imminent dauger,
, 1881-04-23
HORSE DISEASE,

hpff1a9 uApafeh to Tae tAleaga 9FtbWns,
A.LwAuKEst Wis, April aa-Although nat
very Rc,srt~lly known, malignant disease bas
been prevalent. principally atnung certAia
cAss Of horses. tu MILWAUKEE Since Tho sth Of
last month. At present thoss Ara.a lArxo nuu,.
bur, probably euot uutttcd tor work md kept In
the s1aa!es for trsataloat Tho dIspasa appears Ia
the feet, Just Ahusa .he hoof. And aosusups very
rnpidly, 4 hoFss a'ay 6o stan.ad Ut n,gat. sud In
tie MoratnK tQunl suffering aud unab'et To moya.
Tho drst indication II swelling, followed By
xuppurauou, which breaks out. producing i
goro. 1t 10 thb same alaeAsa which Is now at.
, 1881-04-23

u! except twelve men,, Ilolnca l. rro,ts, Fiss'
Eatrlck't, +. J.. t1roots. Illinois Ccnfrars, Union
shops. Oscar Mason, Crane brothers, Kurtz
!ruthcrs' tunlnn men only are nutl. md yuloan
ccs aS IN Tngre w no stoppasc q M Wander.
Ink then adjourned Until B::o Tc!ouk.
Iho a1feynnon seasion uIsenet! at 3:to O'Clock,
The chnirmnn Bixsc,i that there wcrt. two eIc-
mehts i T. which must 10 1,nr,nonizct}, tho Union
@ atad tho non. unon men. md That nfl rellcouona
hcppfts 3f eonfnttteea that hud boon sent out
10 nersnano tug t1ofs.ssfkers to join the e1oduh
ey i, hanRs sSR aeeee as sS q @qSs bs
Ne lNo'S!ng haS be aeso'au'!ss'ea By ibo Commit g
wns arpotnteh 10 % bnck and nnko further
oye.tlres; 4 eonnttteo was appointed 10 walt
q, Is tac unton 1irats cehpanys mem X ncfdof
offered raiec. q Fcnthcrstono's might con. ron.
tnus work. ar the Question was unanimously
" of 'Fsfe' If .bops ts"' mill Il
cent t. fGntaatsto'ms to talk with Tho men. An
Of fyo wns censurctl ~ tito Chair, who declared
etult DO would cntcrtain III such ttcn!uus mo-
g9n A. The cylnsn!itees retired Tho Chair
rrnper tt,nt,ner ami refrain from vuenco ID
asal'1T wish the non..trkets spcaker saiti
Tor seycral 'ay., hut they oniy concluded to 10
~ siMc. the str!ke wont into ofrcct.
~ mnuer htfAGkCl lilo ncccunt as pubshed&n
were present 10 rcNi tho acconnts thoy wors
preparing. hut tho Chnir sat down upnn tho mo-
tfgn ut1cctalnont0tsty. After ernppotntin8R n CONF
adjourned Until 10 gclock ,his i ntorninr. ''S'''S
:, 4 rcrortcr o!rclcd aruund anonr tho estah-
llehnens otuployin9 Tic irots. motdera yesterday
wa05e shoPs wuto nnt rrsonndtnE with the busy
hum or industry. at tho Vulcan Iron Works ho
was Informed thut tho men were too htsty, ami
hhh they proceeded With setne del!befation and
given tue company IL chance to considur tho
without the necessity Of strike. Ono trouble
IN tho situation, It vas stated, Is that tho men
demand that tho ndsnne' bc general. whereas
@t M certain ones. but MT tho less valuaola men,
They raised some Of their mon two weeks a9os
and now they show tho!r ingrntltuda by being aa
hqtfootcd rs any tor q sir,ks.
quit WORK. ~ reply to tho question: "Whas do
tetdent said they could Etny out. rs their places
their men well. md had the demand becn made
with some degrees OF moderation. and without
any a. attempt at bMlldos1ng. the advance would
Holmcs & pyott remarked that thprc wore two
ci'sssps t,f 1no!dcrs.-Eood ones. and others who
were not spocallv valuable. Thoy made prop
osttion to Kivo tho former an advance Of Is per
all should reccfyc tho advance Mike. They did
t,at they would BIZ euldc1 by tho acuon Of tho
their men rs v eli as anybotiY treated tho1z,.
Furtt Bradley said nil their men had left tho
shop. but that they did nut consider 1t d strike.
department. always sasponds Tor TO summer,
and the men sock employment at other ehops.
Thuy hAd mndc no concession, as had peon re-
Ro.ts 81 At the meeting Of strikers but wors pay
pioyed q few " scabs during the day TO nnish
up the Small amount Of work that remained.
, 1881-04-23
RETURN AND DISAPPEARANCE.

UoRTON, Mass,, April A.-TheFo sN0ns to b
suystcrystlIl hanging about George Darker, who
was reported 10 have returned TO hIs former
home Ia dadbusJ sfser au absence 0f thirty
years. llis mother aud sisters, now living IN
SUmervitle, noar by, hav9 llollher htArd from
left tho Sudbury farm ho wAa Il yDaEx uld. ant
was Aecustotnad III the erAuborry season, To 20
on for y short time TO plsk the fsuls: One ttay
Iu September ho OaMG hollle TO The fAS4n aud
said. " AIN Holn4 buck TO bedford III pick csan-
berries, und Will rcluFu At ThAnksKiyln1. Ito
, 1881-04-23
A Remarkable Kecurd OF Longevity
3htIl1ftnhGl RfctA

a d!NuaF party WAS WivUll It t1e ro9tdQHpp Of
Dr, Lawrence rurnhull, NJ. laa Walnut strrat,
on SATURDAY, ttlyr..}4ln, iH toa1s ~ tas BIRTH
duy 1T Col Charlps y. banl4. wats upon that ~, \,
10 the youngest soss oil tho lute well~knuwA
merchant, p&alel smith, whos0 lussVsi.y exhlo'
Giel in Iiv). lsavtl,Y ssve1l chiLdfau, three u
whom arc now living. Thu Glnst sUl,. James 4.
Smith, tlfea iM lsil. In hia Hlst .ysar;
Francis (iurlley Hmttl,, tho sec1n1 8oll. died at
tic Rips ago VI W; itGnard y. Smith, shs third
SOIL WIS present Ut the dinner. and ID In ha .2<l
year! another sou. uAntel smith, 1r. s now II.
Mrs. pon!stin, u sister, disd III ls7s aged u.
Thpro were also present ~ the dinnss the son-
who wero celebrating their silver Wedding.
, 1881-04-23

GAt.kNA. H., April sa..-Company I, Third 1scs-
icnt, !. N, g., VI this city, hayc eleois tho fol-
lowing oilloers; For Captnln. to auecpcd =. D.
Sparu, rcsigusd, ". s, McClollan; Flrst Llouteu'
ant. Henry italtcalnp; sccoud Ltoutennnt. Lynn
J. llRrrls; Fourth Sergeant, Jalnos Pasaoo. On
motion. tho Company instructed thelr olicers 70
vote for Capt. ", ". Wharry, Ihspeutortof Ki1se
l'rlotlcu. t0s llsutenant@ COLONEL. ytee N0G'pst
ti0n. Cnpt. 3lcE{el1all't command consists Ut
moro thun q minimum 1unhur OF Mon, who are
yplcn4idly equipped and admirably drilled.
, 1881-04-23
MISSOURI KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Br. Louis. Mo-. Apsll 22...-Tho Grand Lodeo OF
Missouri Knights at Honor. which bus boon Ia
aeAs!0n hera fur couplo ot dnys pass. has e,oct.
cd ~ !ts principal! olcors the lsov, W. Papa fsa~
nun, OF Glaaxow, Geaud Dictator, Peter Kc!fes,
Of 1t. louis, Grand Aeposter; 3. o. nunn. OF
Braueh, ot st. Louis, representative 10 ths Bu.
ptsne Lodge,
, 1881-04-23
THE NEW ENGLAND EXCURSION.

:. oVtt3a@ OUpdItH 20 9A5 EHltaF1 7fIbHHts
KANSAS CITY, Al0., April s.s.-Tne Now England
excursion 10 California arrived vla tho Rock
lslanl route, snd le[t for lsanSur. The exel.r-
st0n!sls uro 9nlhlsAAtlc over llelr trip 50 fur,
, 1881-04-23
ESTHETIC COOKERY.
Miss Corson Continues Her Course
Of Lectures on the Sub
iect.
Creole Soup, Oantons de- Rouen, Mac.
aront, and Boiled Fish
Treated Of.

Miee FlumAGct f0r rev raj dny6
lind hrar,i Miss Eonkere story,
Ttl ut tho lust sho 1aetned It Ut
For she hatl toarnrtl tho how to cook
4 rOuntl Or 6ebf \ rstI,
Ana chickens ato Gt,u!d'cEt In bitS
Anu dish thom up en sAutt.
Beef In moio to hor was platn,
..Anu rDfssnh, ttt', al 9Fat!n. 1, '-
Fllot I'D vtAH tiu pinGlutte.
Pdro frnts OnfItnt de Satan. ,,
P0tMEp by scores she knnW to mlI
Frati l7ulll0si t0 IT MHry,
ce''''1 ~ osfsh S;s of aaGn MaIor 70 ts,' tnrn'
Ard 50 shc Thought TO hnvc spread Z
And ventlute hnr iaarnnR. = ~
To- .ut foiks seo how much she knew.
vAt1nd And rlyAt hoarts set burntng.
Ills pnrtcil,Oillihfp did Iend hcg r.;
To hug mcnts, Vegetables, herbs, - :. Il
Poisson, Ct pouirt tehaoF..
Tho day arrlvcd-tho peoptc too- :
Into tho kttchun Krantiiy stMlkod. : q
To shDw tor wptlilrpOd cunning.
Ton,Ake lcngthe1tetl stdtr short.
Tho el!nhur.eull wns Et.tiltlpd, Z
When n?l the guests, with curing mouths,
The glorious fcast surrounded
rotnse all riz ct vor'nIccils
Wns first Of MI rarlnkcn,
hut somehow twas too swcot, they snla-
:. Her faith was somewhat shakon:
For slsEar In tho r1Rcu Nf suit
Dy houk tlr truuk hatf crept in,
inslduous hal stepped III.
nut worst ut n,l unhappy blow,
Her rival, Miss CatArrph!n. .
Fisslcd ft1itn hur pinto tnystcry-' IS.
Il something, IN II hnlrpit1.
TIC hostess cl'lsl,cd her bnlRtng brow, az
Wien ii. iu isre tack ii si,e case
Aud kent tho KIrl FROM fAiliug,
, 1881-04-23

AIDING THE COTTON EXPOSITION.
CiaclxKATI, o., April :s..-Cutton merchants OF
this city agreed to-day 10 ra!so S.s,00 OF tho
guarantee fund of tha International Cotton Ex.
p0sIttun Of AtlAEta.
, 1881-04-23
,ndiana Avenue and Part OF Eight"
eonth Street Excepted.
Numerous Amendments Defeated by
Varying Majorities.
pronos,tton to Strafghtcn tho River
ut Eighteenth street.
ps.,t,on Presented for the North sido
boulevard.
N, Canvas, oi the. Returns of Tho Late Eteo.
Hon Begun.

---- 49,
..,.,,,,.. T., ,.o.,,,.o -
Tho CITY Coincu mot lhss ov'n."4 w Eesp.,hac
~ . call signed by AID. Cn!lcrton.s lnhot'
49, fnwcr. and Rlpts1an for special meot-
h4fPay+ +..!1nr urfIn1ahoa business ,tn4 car,-
yass the election ret"Fhs. -" ',nPlpsa'oi WV
.s,ad thnt tile cubhle'stouo ordinance was IT.
'a.a tn unfinished business, 1sttd the pros.
cudch !" .., .nu ro,,rt.ar,ncr or twt, md anfrc
encc Of lon"'s .on"'s .,. .,...."a4 w ,," ~.
nther gentlemen commonly sappusse ~ W. III
t.ro.,ct In coble- -stune fcht color to tdfs Wow
- Ht.,,r nrc.,ded. nad ait tho Aldermen wore
Iha Au'"' ~. Nas.r. envth H,ytfr md r|ul.
present except Mcss.'' o'"' s"' ".1 AA"'
bert,
Atd Everett raised the point TINT "''-
THE hhk kl!s" "ao I ~ =, .,.S ~. c,
Il tho call dill mt Dear tho sc"' OF 'no c"J t'orA:
TIM Chpr sl,h tho.o was guorum t,rosent, aud
49, ,ounty Of tho ancatlpg would b6 assumed.
'Ae ~, T,xar-WcU. tl,aro's nothlnu leGnt about
Ah' D'@o". y. ~ ar,hn,v
That wc arc go'f1g 10 10. anyhow 49,.
AID t}p1lurh presented petition from btiat-
,n.. r,.r IN Twelfth stroct for pl.tkfng TINT
tn1o"h1 80, 49,. tn,t,,, nm. rntittcr ;,vo,
referred to the Doarti Of Public Works. With
power 10 act.
AID. Ercrett Introduced resolution dlreoting
TIM H,urtt Of Public Works to advertise Tor bids
wv '.S.s.,,,, MI Atrecta 7n ,vh,ct nsseasmcnts
1of '~p' ~ '.s =" y, .ha hs,s. ~ ~ go
*erc completed anu ~ sMu nn"n.oi ~ .no vv
yot,ri, s1uE DouIEvAND.
, 1881-04-23

:. Your spccIal committee Of nine, nppointod by
Gonsdcr plnns Of subscription, tho tlistrlertn9 OF
ssier' wild tic question Of fncorpornaon 81 tSo
movement, would Respectfully rcport:
Sico'M-Tmt pcndina lilo incorpSratlng Of tho
g. 2 a. s. 1 ',os ct
aa tSe sae 1T the as ps s0ae 81 o sG a
q s s s Dsas ssnea e MsfS aes *:
pe.llens for your comlnitteo to yet 9n SUCH nut
tSrs psor +" tho Fl o Com
Iii. Allen deoca L pfapor tt,' sas shat Tho
Calninittco, aErcclng t6At Incorporation wns
ai aot hSve lie t'rccssary authorlty to con eonsdor
tiune 30, whit tiloy Submitted woatd havo beea
BprinfaeId ior DO necessary blanks Tor ~.
corporation. md It tho report was adopted. md
Il WIS Thought deslrabie, ha would present tfon
Dir. Onahan wanted To know
WHY THE COMMITTEE HAD RECOMMENDED
- INCORPORATION.
Mr.: 0assctta aaid the geNtlomon prcsoat would
Roraiiun The body wolid be Irresponsible, and
s 20 oss s e
erection Ut II metn.rlal building. Tho carrying
through u tho projart to il successful conclusion
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and time. but =, ionR psfiod o. T. Lime; Tins.
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tso Ss' ' com@ . appa! they easll aitr It'd
money anf !nvost 4 in 4 building. Willis withoat
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parties likrly 10 bo. Interested IN tue project
with whom t,,oy sa,pe i, S,ontact had como 70
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mIttse anu me public wore soncurnsa. s.
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he M ha % seut M 70 tho % Goaatse. as he @ was unGo S
ai.e To- at,ee IL u Incorporation which !. u
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Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
E7hd u Fortune Thr0sf Upon Him

John E. Owsley, ,au extensive Chicago
pToperty-owner and capitalists, died
last Thursday. He cane to Chicago
when it was i'll its infancy. He lived
in Kentucky and came 10 Chicago t.,
collect n bill for whisky. The man
who owed the bill had 10 money, and
offered hlm tract Of land on the West
SIDE in payment. Mr.. Owsley refused
to take it. Finally, by a trick, this
man succeeded in getting Mr.. Owsley
to sign receipt. In the m0rniug Mr.
Owsley rendered his deed to the uro.
prletor Of the Old fremont House in
payment Of lis board bill. The pro.
pretor refused to accept it, and Mr..
O"sley put his iced in his pocket a. :.
went back to Kentucky, believing At At
he had been imposed on. In 1ito thaI M
cago real estate increased in w = III !.
Mr.. ows!ey's tract feu The b We anu
WHAT at irNt was vaiueles, Jneht OF H.
to be the foundation OF turned our
tune. He became riut his large tor'
s If. in spite of lim-