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, 1881-11-19


OFFICE or ritE CnrET StaxAr. OFFICER,
WAXjtiSUrtlS. u. T., SOv. lU-t n. n,.-FUr
Tcll,sessee and tho Ohio Valley, rain, fot-
l0w'al dy lit,ell cnIslcr nortilerfy to westerly
winds, aud rising barometer.
For the Like tcHi0I. ruin ard snow, fol-
lowad by colder, purity clolidy weather,
Winds generally from north to west, and ris
INK barometer.
For the Uptmr Mississippi and Missouri
Valleys. areas Of light SNOW in the northern
portion, coltf. fatr weather III the southern
purtl01, northcrIy 10 westerly Winds, and
rislIg barometer during tortion Ut tic tiny.
Caulfonary sfglHls continue Ut 0swcgo,
bcctinn y, Rochester, buffalo, Erie, Glove
land, Sectiun +, sandusky, To1ctlD, Detrott,
Sect[on !, Tort Huron, Alpclla, AMI Aaekl-
INV.
TIm Chief stgnnl Officer furnishes tile fol-
lowing spuclAl bulletin:
IL storm developed In tho southwest yes
tcrltay morning, and advanced tu TIC Upper
O!io Valley, whcrc.l. !. IL now central. iseayy
zion, tho Ohi1 Valley, Missouri, asll Arkan-
sls: Hight taths from New Eiiglalld All the
southwest, a1ld light slmw III the l:ake
,sx,S at.r iSH ;,tin. 4'd in A'"'sqta H. Soth far
tila Suites. Tllo te,nperature las risen
along 4!e htlanflc eoasi1 and It has fallon
s15'aby ,dy IN uo l;ke rfgo t,e SoFthw'Ss,,
ireczlng ns far south as Fort Gibson, mud
below 2crt, I'll MiItlles,l;t and the Upper Mig
soun Valley. Tie Indications Mro tint rai,.
,,la aa Nt,', SnHW wy prevail ~ Ssw Engad si'd
day hy colder n,ttl fair weather. Tho cUll
Wnys .whiclI apucaretl IN tho Northwest
Thursssay ~ .!lOvt'!g slowly to the eastward
III ~ M III ~ Ht ulu WtIs pIso IT. st, :" ~"
, 1881-11-19
SHOW,

Spfesa! DAtasth ~ The thft4gp Tribune.
tiALESA, ILL.,, Nuy. 1s.-Al' tlaturu here
abouts lnas pitt 0n ulu garb Ut wl,Itcr, To-
IAy, Tor thu first ti0D this seslsotl, SHOW cunl-
1,,nncet talIinE ut ! o'clucl tiis nftrrn,ali,
a,ui l,ls continued Ut, III tlle l'rcscIlt tillse
without cessation. Our penlte ata Eetttl.E
their slelshs ready for npHrntl0n ton!0rr,w.
tho Erotlttt belng III splendid condition for
Shedding. .
:. sotetas D'teateh 70 7ne t'hstasa Tribune.
ft.EEp0l.T, ILL.,, Nov. lS,-,Tllis ely WIS
''e sptslas al t E;;,a,tss 10 In' caleage Tribune.
OTTAWA, H., Nov. ts.-A lleayy fn'l ut
SNOW visited tlesc parts tna}. Thu lloayy
FoN md l!lluuln Rivers Ut tllis place.
svtstut iis.,.ssth t. Iat ta.ttusa 1ttLane.
1'5A'oMlSGroS, H., Nov, iS.-Snuw iuil To-
lay t0 thn s!upt!i Of suyerat ttc'!es, UNI i IL
stlll s!loY,x @ {, quito !,ard. Wtlt eySry ln,ttr'-
SrnlHGr,E1u. ILL.,, Nuy. ls.-lna stnr,l.
helu hls been Elrayy. alnl tlllcl' tainnEe Is
rapor!Al y tno y!'c'!ity: Ts , ratn t1',s low
tllont!entctl rrpurt Is rGcnIyta! ltcra tlmt tl'a
Cl,tcag, Il Alton bridge Ut AtucoNplN llus
kollu Ont, but TT, particulars enil 0n Hs!tharts|.
Tho trnltI over thnt rnn.l tltlu lure NJ h:40 10.
'Hs stss.i @ Ht,Sass j. X. II ss'ssss aisssa.
A[sLwAuKHE, Mis-, Nov, IA l,uayy
snnw.staFiA Btt ilt t0nlsltt, ntia SNOW l,.!s iow
fulltu tt depth Of thrtu Or fur INCHES.
tAu different railroads tnn!ght aru u !t!u If
feet lllat heRyy yaliow'starllIs llre !fuSaI,tiS ~
thu northwestern l,art 1T tilu Stntc ntld tt4!rs
nf y .lneHale oil ono or iwo Ut tl1o su;'s's aeo
imminent
Sr, Js,sEI'll, M,L, Nov. l5,-IherD isnn Inch
br Ii0re VI s,luW on thu grulliItl. u IL eolu
nlM aiurtuy,
, 1881-11-19
ON THE BOURSE.

A " TEu11,s Day Come A1aln-Vlurry III
n Nucitet.Nltop-An Elnilrn N1ah who
VIII Fay His LoHseH Nsxt Tln,e.
1t looked yesterday as II tho lrelctod big
"rlso " IN the nnr,scts on chunxa was about tn
bo rcrlAcd Everything Tas high all around ut
tho opening, and tho 'bus" wero 1ubant.
Wheat opouci III Sl.a7E Docomber, sl..S1i lnn,,-
nry, and went up two cents higher anu tcnninetl
stationary most Of tho tay. coslnv ut $l.in ali
tI.3l. Corn and outs wvro hrm md active.
Thoro was y rapid snd heavy rise !a ror!s. It
ary. and ilyo scnts higher for February:
saiy S u '!e Fst2ary tss* ras f. x1 al a ~ rss s
and npen Eong,ls. and denA on Tho Call liDurd.
wcrc lively und Slightly abosc tho average daily
Tho Tall l,onrd sales wcro 10000 bushols OF
whent, :sg,u4 b,etlcia If corn, 13,::W cratcs Ut
nT @ and o Dnfpes s,1,s 9f 2 pork' ,,t,,o, v ~.
stronger u,,lrketa. and Tho anull broker at,A tho
trstiya " vcaper" wure auttva and ulIccaslng III
their oEforts to l.puhp tlarYtus.
1t WIS rumored lur!tly thu AFTERNOON that
y pANlc
l,nd struck tho row - t'I'eop!e'H Hoard" that j.
". 1srckwoo6, tho Manager, and e, W. Kirk
' sas FISH, @ Frsxo Co. bad sone u" do%s wIla @ ito
Smash. Upan Investigation tho ruulur WIS
fnund to haya been ca,,sod byn temporary
ots, oooaaionull Iy tho fniIure of tolau o. thor
heayIcst customers 7, keen up their t.,aratns;
eats akcrs sctts%snts sn Ter0 nr'ntl; saS aud '
!ss tss siess's sloss paa tho W u!s esop rke.:
The seaFs s g! atned by 1rsat apy !F to @ na
any rate. tae iaoinbaes ot ti'o .Peapo's Doard "
MT hs 'ssas a9sn % o tSs SoPa es ts swear
tho Upon Ionr.l tnat iho!f cstablisdlncat wus
Koehs, xS ~e IT, aaas. paes .. ap s nSS @ Sase.
.s ishss ys ! sy, yf,sfss k!sfsS3s e % FL from o to @o
Tho oasos ot il. u. Peabody, President Of tao
Mstsopp1!e Exchss' i,s e as s \ TntSrs o.
LOSSES ON UNPAID MAIn1lSs.
woro tried In Justice rrsadlvio's court ycster..
snS @ METROPOLITAN Exssuaae ts roMaFx!s v 6ar.
e. e. e g rssrn psss aa1 S Ssbss %ass y %5s
10th aoals went against thom mud they
s:sa ss cnas s 10 Jbeos5p " - esn 'ss"sss s
SFSxt 81, ak1aat MN! a, 1S,,IsS ;, rF!nai. KY A.
s; u sSs pofk ca s's aud ss S u ts sraa
ase fsoui l're lust eveIinx. i,st Iefero tne
nht hs 9s sa hoe us t 'o q r
g e9' tho *Ss pssior % asast 10 TO- ytosk - s',!1si
01!A0 EAFEtuss N1eAAoEA HAA kHhN"N y
stnnp Into tuo eorI!er, n a.'a y ha,l ,snltca tn9
throuX, a rat-hple. anu wAs bllrnttia utldn.
meath tho flour. II tho doors had bceh 91stt
rum, and pcrhaps tho pntire building, .woult!
l.ayo heen destroyed, as the llro started IN y
favorable place 10 feed upon tho stNIrs auli
the ineIPlcnt tlazo. .-.
An,al.R tho prominent visitors on .'Change
wcrs q. i. Morgan and J. Il, Evans, lndaMnpp.
liz; W. For,te. Glasgow. Scotland: IL. l.. Wllk.
ers, Philadelphia: L. +: llalKoa, Mllwaukeoi nud
John G. tAtRQpE, Now York.
, 1881-11-19
Tho Validity Of tho Smoke Ordinance
IL feu 'EenAGt1s

Attorney Noyce, Of tic Lako Saure Il
Michigan Southern Railway Company,
stated to u TRIBUNE reporter ycatortay that
his company allowed the suit fur violating
the smoke ordinance before Justice Wallace
Thurslay tu " by default in order to a1t
pcnl Il to the Circuit Court. The company
had won two suits before, AMI II It Ind inl4ls
IL dcteuse III this casa 1t would 10 tt0ubt
have won It too, Ms Justice Wallace seems
to, fully understand tho matter. n's4 Is III
cltnetl to be fnlr towards thu rntlr1att chill
lArlles. Eut thure xas no use III fighting tic
eases my further i, the police courts, us new
casps nre continually brought uf, agaltt, atMl
It WIS therefore declne4 bust By Ilis company
to takc the n,ntter to q higher !rlbnnal mil
llayn II there .rtidru wlaether tilp ordnance
y valid Or mi. Mr. lsoycc holds tlltlt thu
Council lnls ~ inSer to dcclnru tllat II
nnsslllcG wiich ls authorized by Legislative
enactment. Every. pEcenution i,e says Is
taken by thu Lake SHIRE llnud to prevent tl!e
siHnke nnisaIlee as nslrli as pussiblc, and MI
ti01ieps for consuming snlOka l!nyr bun pnt
on Its locomotives, bit nothing yct has been
invented lliat will mitigate tho nuisance as
i4ucll Oh IL desired.
, 1881-11-19

Nelson Plumb. A. Il. Taylor, }. y. Plumb,
Jay lsnker. i. Plumb, Mlltm Hicks, Edwin
Exams, llI:harti Eyaus. Fr.tl W. Eaus, u.
llnrmau, +. I,uckensiort, n,Itt u. J. Luther.
Tie five iucNrInrttors llrst tanned, with Il.
I'runbuti, ot New y"rS, and j. y. |,ncll, Of
l't,artI Of Directors. THO purpose Uf lie eur
pornliun Is 10 hntltl n rallrnatl from Chicago,
through tnok, Du Page. WIN, tlruniy. Ii
Ha1Ia. Livingston, ailti Mclean Counties, ~
the Cfty Of bloomington,
, 1881-11-19

BFFttaf UI1aIeh TO 7Hf Ehltaeo 7Tl6NNt,
Ci.YvEl.ASD. o., Nov. t8.-'rEle reppst pub
lslIcd here and sent abroad by Il few eorrc-
sp0ndents to tho elfect TINT steps Ind been
tnken fur the consolidation OF tho New York,
Pennsylvania IL Ohio with the Erie Is u,so-
ltltely without foundation. Il CLOSE working
nlif,tnce 1etWHll thu two companies lIils
brun formed, hit no negotiations linye been
iertlIMg 0r nrc contemplated looking townrd
consolidation,
, 1881-11-19

DUsToS, Nov. IA. 4. Hobart, formerly
Superintendent ut thu Boston i: Lowell
Koad, has just received tho appointment OF
lllu Wabash, ST, Louis & TaciIic Railway,
, 1881-11-19

Nothing IL so conducive to .nan's rou,aln!us
II ilichclUr w slupphlK gDr nuu htKht VI sEu
nt!uss u p!nrrs4 Irv.t and nsi.'4 krpt "waks .s
l..by. All cross md 6ryln9 bat'es need .atiy
Hop lilt&era to 1nnk1 them Nrlt nna siu! !lhlX,
Young tleu, remember ths.-ItHNteF.
, 1881-11-19

ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. l8.-rraeklaytng OIL
tho Georgia i'ac.tlc Hallway has begun,
Gen. J. B l}0rdon, President Of tho rohd,
driving the first spike. The occasion was
one gf .great Interest In tho clty-!ndeed to
the Whole South.
, 1881-11-19

- . 14IFI1VtU 3IUEf, = =
novelty 1t! the Way Ut silk weaving for yen
tlolnunFk aesrEk CONSISTS or u ssMrf Of dtHertnk
<oors, un which IL woven Il lltdlty ut urWaIa.
PERI, Tho Natnus OF which Uun 10 rGau III ltttala
l,ltt,. tsluhlh Ut I'LL ineA In lrn4th.
, 1881-11-19
THE RAILROADS.
Early Completion of tho Wa
bash Extension to Dcs
Moines.
The I,nke Shore Ilcal to Test tho
Validity OF the Smoke
Ordinance.
A New Deal In the Cleveland, Mt.
Vernon L Columbus
Road.

Tito Now Isrnnch Of Gtlo svabanh from
Alhia t0 Des Etoines Nearly COME
rtctesl.
Mr. Merrill, of the Wabasl tioasl, II, Ut, In
tervicw with II rcpdrter Yesterday, gave some
Interesting iacts In connection will tho new
rnsld wl,lcl IL belug built oil ttls Iowa Diyls-
ioti frnm Alba to Dcs Moilcs. Tho ilDw
road will ho completed md open '}y the first
ot the cunning year. From Abba 1t viii run
solle twenty lnlIcs parallel with tho Rock
5slnntl Koad. and tAonco strikes through ul1
e1ttryly nGw country, creating as It Wcre Klx
new tawns betwecn Iiaryey and lies ofnfnea.
llie distance from Alba " ues Mulnea Is
Sixsy-Glgl,t nil1s, Atld u0iIE tliis !llu eleven
lseW tlcphts nru lHlIg erected, II Il varying
cost. of from S4Uy 10 8l,1D0. The iInlnus
pf tho Ylllnges through wllicl, tlu. road
4 H. tu run are. ltRintll:K ut ,AlbiA:
Elbert. yorktowtl, Husse, Tracy, Harvey,
anAi Ia'nw"rti,. The road crosses tlle pes
miles: lor:h Of .itl,la, and ngsttn plI entering
pgs AlnEneS. At tho former p0l'ik briIgu
has Inst hegn eH,npletel ut ri expense Df
S'sh00o. It Is G,5 feet III length, Ut tic Howl
!rlisS pattern, atid rests on !rDn piers. The
1lIdE': q Pr Mul,cs is now being c"nstruct-
abuut three weeks. At Dcs 3Inines Tue COM
pally arc building n brick freIHit.depos :;ox
i'll feet, Md IN tito sprIng will
put up IL fine brick pRssengur
Iepot, to cost III TUG lleigli10rhood Dt Ss,U0.
Tha Western Unton Telegraph Company
will soon lay their wires along the ncw line,
the lst u january, or Us soon as thc road
opens.
, 1881-11-19
incorporation Of ttle EtTcator X RIootns
aA4toA lfuud,

8Pff4aI U1R11FR u 977 Q3Eta9V 7F1909Rs
Spn1NaFlEl.1,, ILL.,, Nuy. 1B.-lH the secro-
tary ut Status o.aIcu articles Vt Incorporation
weru lltetl tutlay by tlla Slrrat0t u Dl0oM4X-
ton Railroad Company, with y capital stuck
uE 81. ..l0,U00 alau the fol!uwll1 li,rnrnoratars:
, 1881-11-19

WlcnlrA, Kas., Nuy. le.-'rlc st. Louis,
Fort Scott g. Wichita ltaf'ronsl have ttlelr
road nearly completed froln Fort Scott tn
the Clty Ut Eureka, in Greenwood County,
Kns. 4 prominent Director uf tic c0tl,tu,i,y,
at present IN the city. says the ifne will 6a
completed 10 Wichita, Its western terminus,
By July |. 1SSl
, 1881-11-19

Rp4t74I 1FIVafH " 1N EH8ea0o 3fS0HEss
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov, l8.-D. +. Hall,
CITY 'rax Commissioner, well known IN Chit
ragu, wllero Ae was formerly .engngea Il!
banking business, wls pnralyzcu tUauyt A!la
IL lyiuE In Il critical condition,
, 1881-11-19

TENTH SElfSON-I861-,89.
l'hs Arollu Musical Club deaEras to compictc the
anbsctlpuon llst fur tho chsuln4 NJ unry
dhy rs Pussthl!.
E"tly Implications nro rosrectfu1ly snctlot stom
!tub awI! have The privilege u sfUillng unnn lhv
list u nss1calN rnuIDhnFs. which nny bG nrxsad u
n. D. PIlArf. r"eretsry. VI IMke-st.
lhe tfAt suttefpsidn ct,lnrt Will tile
lnN Hf I}Gc II when IheoJufH TtuHlas, with hIs
M;reEssts. w conduct 'tcctoe 1'urliuss "i,amnn.
, 1881-11-19
IncrGu4l1sK It's Trait. Facilities.

Mr. L. ST. john, Guneral Ticket and Pas
seIIxcr Agent Ut iliu Chicago. Rock Island l.
Pacific, Announces tllat the p:lssrugur busl-
l,css of Ills r0ad Inns incguAscd tU sllcl! M ux-
tent as 10 inako I'LL Incrchsu In train facilities
imperative, and therefore al nt.tltlul,al f1st
express tvaln III eslel direction Inns been put
Un h!s ilnc. Tho through, traits for Council
Dsutrs Ieayc Chicago VI u:l5 y. ~, al,l at la:t5
y. ill.,, nitl thu tllrudkh t,ilina; ;for ISansas
CILy, AtcIIisnls, and l.tuv1.wurtll ut u u. III,
md ut l2:oS Il. Ill. 4 trnln fur Davenport
leaves 1T 10 Il. III.
Atr. st. John nls0 ANNOUNCES tl,Nt his road
mlliDs precisely thu BanU connections with
tho Union Pacilic fuAt express to Dunver vim
Julestlrg us tts goitlpgtft0rA, tlle actual run.
ming time froni Chicago to Denver being nbout
furty-liyu hours.
, 1881-11-19

ia 1TfMoNE, Md, Nov. 1s.-O'Connor, d
nlrtnber nf Parliament, spoke tonight In be-
iInlf Of tho Irish Land League, Mayor White
urcBflrt].
, 1881-11-19
THf IRISH IN AMERICA,

EnwrolEr. II. l., My. lS.-Mayor S'oolH
presided at u ,ncetIng tonight uluressea br
, 1881-11-19
TOO btt4All ~ iu9nAufe.
Local DISSERTATIONS.

-ilntluetur et,FsrG,ud iUr Temperature, uIuyullon
aNd liza ruilGfilnl GrIus
tt,AttI!1h kttnpuEAiuTNy Gil.
Mlhnu. n. lNinlItrhturE. 11t
Mcun ,nify bIltOnIutuf, ....tss
hlrht1 daily ltlgf1Nullulaf. HtG
MEnl tHliY huA1tuitr, ~.
, 1881-11-19
Gurreat 10 HEuka u N1sv Attaclk upul
Vanderbilt.


Tho rAi,runl war hutwern tle CARROTS mud
Vanderbilt 1ocs not see,n I" he craving aus lcss.
IN laet, It ts bcoo!sug nlnir aglt,ttd aua thu
prospect IS nut chgerfnK fur getting dnwu tu
1rIchIIy relations. uIthar persuIhlIar or natwecn
th9sr iya4s. 1t IL ii w.is.k4twn Iart ti,at Mi.
1Dhn ". 0hrrbtt md Mr.. Vanderbilt nru pGr.
soltalIy very bitter cna,l,ies, and there havn
alout tho uthor. Tho rivalry existing hetween
t t"o exats u evcr as sssed SssWse sa
lnat,AgeEs 1T any at tho gscnt rallronl corporn-
inauguration of tin fast tralts from Now YORK
lines u slr. VatorhIlt md th.t OF tho l'unusy.
YHAlN Company In loud ~ 1t wutG over tfn llultt-
n,oru e Ohio. 1t IL 1nw automatically n.nlHnced
upon whit sectna to be Roun autl'orIsy thAt tue
me- 9orfS or ST. a w nks s .s
great cut in t,HssenKer-rates that Vanderbilt
eanaot compota wlthh. In thIs movement. 1t
Vanderbilt In u tender place, so to spcHk. alr.
Vanderbilt, 4 Ia we'll khnwi Is lnrxesy Interests
cd u ,al tie Waxncr sleeping Gu cur. that nro Up.
great sut'ros of rcve1ttlc. and 20 far to makoup
whit IL lust ~ tho reduction nf passcIFs1-rnns.
Mr. Garrrtt hnH not fur sume tiinp allowed tho
,,se Of Tho Pullman s'eepesa over his tlnca. hut
bus bggn opurutinx ]lA own eceplug .cars, or
which hn II tic su?u proprietor.
In order to scnd.terlIE to tho Vanderbilt In
toresls u tho shul'o ut uheap farns MI. tinTrett
npw contenpates rrsnnl1le h!s seepers tre. Of
York passosl9ora. and lkpwIsy fur t4oso eolatuR
n'w 3,s, which. .lons not Include sluopug-ear
tnrc. The sseepluH -cnr fare IN ~. which ma KRIS
lilo full fnre 5i0. l3y tho free uso Ut sieepR-
sa's tne t%rc wtn t K Erssxvs 81 s's.pefs
superiority Of tho Recommendations Tor tho satno
Aninunt Or munny MUTT ~ necessity work 4
greater CnlHputltU, tt,ln either hts. Vanderbilt
Should the ut,torpr!se 70 caFrcd out. ~ It
suerns It Will, the ratio Or FREQ slnopcr& will bo
FIJI. nit to by ~ seT " s lsS ssssx sos
Ut sleUptnE-eAr IL nut lpore than flW per
, 1881-11-19

been p0stuoned III ono casr, and nllogethrr
dispensed with III tho otlIer. inscrsc lnhig-
l.ution was Expressed. For n time It WIN
feared tlnt tllo prisoners would bs tnrcihly
taknl frnM )a'l nnt lylcllct!; Int better cuuIi-
.Jackson clgrtsltal leUpu Of Exec,,tfys
c!c1hticy Until tho last. After lle was vIrtu-
nlIy
sSATcITED r1soM THE scAFrofn
~ the uovernor's respit, lo frequently
and tint io woukl soIuallow or Utller escape
tGatlI III TINT sllabc. Ills friends made nil
other strung bnt unsuccessful effort to save
lllin, presenting Il n.tlnetnl,s1y-signeu .peil.
SENTENCE he go,Iitliuted to 1ife-fniprisDilRtnt.
.rl,H Executive, lsownveF, refused 10 agntn
Interfere, and tic sn'llgncu Ut death WIS
carried Into effect totlay.
, 1881-02-01
THE COUNIY-DUIIDING.

JA1YEn FoI.z was Mt tho tRll yesterday. having
partially recovered from bis Illness.
pH. WAND will tnkp Etas ShIpm4n's p!aco rs
Minute Cturk Ut tho County Court.
THOMAS SIIANsAI1AN. found Insane ThursdRy.
was taken tu Esgin. by Deputy Sheriff Kelsey.
llo Is the Nun who shot ~ people OIL M.sdtson-
street bridge.
T,.E following Collectors fled their bonds With
jeircrsni', Si8i,Ox}: i, iienkc, iiron,cn. <l5oU;
Fred irecht. Elk Grnsc. *lt,aD: Errst lsahc.
, si5%j: Itenry Ii ; 1. wclni.. t!ciro. The
bonds haye bccr apl1rnvod by tho town officers.
Al NE,HKE wua tnkcn before Justice Kauf-
l,,nnn yesterday fnnrni1H, f. q. Asny appearing
sutio,,, lilo c,,ss via put ovcr until satt,r.iay.
Iis lmll VIA liked 1T sU0 u1ld ~ he was ,luaGlo
. xyu Il q. the ting he WIS taken bScS to @ .o
I1,g i,eon n'iylsod that his only salvation IL IN
kaul!ng whit he knows to himself.
rnE Go,nty ".!sls's we1c ysster!!ay y Sseeint
# sms sxas oy MGs r. tbc e. n
'iutVlnY un.i AntoEraph Albuin,r,, 10 30 pre-
scented fo sirs rresent !iHyes, Fsl l,; =: Us
House. irllo crc,ilar ,aaks tho antosrAph u
thus" rcceiylng i, which u'st.bo nseopanlel " .
proposed nlhu.n shall contain MI sl,cs. unto.
E,s; ~ prysc9!a!on nnsn| wF,fsr s5sft H. y 9s
per.lcil ny rolls an,! ring! ,nntlo nf wonl t!kcn
from tho homestead OF tho !uto President Lin.
coin. ut sprnso'l. H. 10 fur ns L. knnwn @ t9o
0lUlnls rcKnrllng It rs rAthor dn'luertls ut this
time III 10 making record for themselves on
tho temperance question.
nrr1ClAL n0Hbs.
judge I1,otr,is, In ucc,rnnco With the statu-
tnry requirements, went throuKl, tho faren yes
.terilny OF examining tho !lo,,ils Ut Mil olsclMIs
County CIork. Itu hud tho bons before him,
Including ta0se of tho Sheriff and his nepnt.es,