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, 1881-05-05

lnE!n SITS 9nuRhlnR Mt I'LL tho s1nhtstr!ts NJ
a;oosent Il tthsSsh # ArrIsM.o 4 eys5y r.
iasns aacc!!onats. '''fts iie cd r lss7. Ii his
hishest atpiuo 4 yf,r hnan ii" i taoasht liz wns
CHEAT AMI, Hp1.ENulD MAN.
Ot tho T!tnMa OF oilr race. lAppIn,lsc1 AMl
W. ha thrcs, rH . say ny tho q cast "'i II thea3na @
Ftank!in. and JoterHol,. LAppla,se.l III tl,nir
9 ss ao SsSas' Ts o p "p t
Law. aavngo, ignorant. md malignant 1ad Occn
.srSyr nss n Sysy sox 11s o It ,
tueraied oniy ehiekeS., 'iet thinkers isl IL.
cSsry .; oxer tff W"s ws ot p5a oatoc aS e
ono who denied tho tliblc Let mo stDw you
how we havo ndvat,ccst. Suppose. y9tl -took
ii New England snd shippcl them Ia = now
country. whero man boforo Ind mover trod, Mrd
lion. and n cods Of laws for themselves. say
tuition and q pettor code Of lnws than my that
colonies OF tho Unito.i Atatcs. tAppausc.j
NOT THAT THEY ARE DET-rEn
mon. not Tint thoy arc mora h Mhnncss. hut TINT
tn1y mey9 Sot mS, M Thsy nye y nesn
tl,at. will l'nnlly como TO this world. They
YOU Wola have t nnro rssrcgs M Tor 9thoss. rights tan
jualotts Of each othor and wo got constitution
wthont rei!slon "a y tr,n the mutual jeaoisM!es M
Paas ' aS ffV s sS''s * III" s
We nre injebtud b tho!n fora con.ttitition win:
%t 2, God IN II Tey M knsw ssst e ys rnt Go
fsttors ret!re,i .te6ovah irs'u poiitics IIauRi!.
ers e u toss es .s f.Se ana sas
Qeor9o Washington wanted 10 estM6lish il
T tappss er tho s,'asa"'S ssssaS
Of libesty OF consoleneo which VIE given. our
, 1881-05-05
TO the PUBllC'

There can be- no better Hu.n..H Il. 4. il. RcInos
~ II tsa tns base aud WORTHLESS, .sn,. Ksrfs
sAam, 4. there are RAlty ~ .ssi - siw.s. aud fss'
sna Pl!s H. s'sFs saaSxI1 IL ~" Il oa 4sAt Nv WIZ
, 1881-05-05
HOUSE..

[VASIIFATED CALENDAIL
6atstas Dkpateh 10 7As CAteaao 7stsuhs. d.
SPAaoSIELD, Ill, May 4.-Soma !dea Of what
fcmAtns 10 0e lonu before Tie session ends may
be bad from the statement that the Housu CAi-
endAr tals Inorniig Was loaded down with eighty
pvsAoasa bills TIA second reading, seventy savgl,
op sal1tr nlpu sunatc bills w ttsl reading, nr.
, 1881-05-05

Tho furthpv coustdpr,at Ion Of tho Lii yna nutfe
! a special orx1er for onn wcol from to.1nv.
l t,. ss,, - ~ Wy "eoH hto..i tuu"
senator Fuller -nros"nsca n 5ntnt resolution
laid over under tho ruos.
u,v,~1, rur ,,,,,.,.
",a'" '"s .'oA'N.,.
Inc Senate bitl approprsatlt,K 2l7a500 for tho
}-Bupport OF and repairs to tho Juckspuyillo
Asylum for the Dunf R1id Dumb wnS ruad
tHina a,.e. t;nlo anu !,asseti.
l oSnnte uIi cumming $htUo 70 tho llen! ana
snot eenHo. FL sli ~ eueaRo wAa rea th1t1! TINE
tho n i VII % ns sif n erv n vr
cs"pssi a!sas 2as,is 'sy sss sts; taSn:
=! M tno w. o!almlng tnat INC sohuul wNs prt,-
.1ss n ~ EToaL Roel. ald siulu ho eicour-
raseo' Hee'aeF. ~ was 'hnoh chaMpcr IN
EDUCATE THE DEAF AMI, nCAiN
children realdeut In Chicago ut ,he,r bo,es rbut,
To send them to JnrksumyI(io. e'' ''o's7 ''''''
touator Nescx1 Mls,s snakn IN favor nr ,1,o Hin
Tho ia ckso,1yiilt, st.on{ WIN f;,ii mnd i'm nn"sG
lot Eduuat1on IN Chicago wgre c,ltitted Il, hplE.
taoo shouli httn 4: lto trusted tho hlIl would
'pshs, anu Ehsa al'l ny Futo nt yeas ~ nays q.
ohhhAf "nHo pfcsehte'I re50luu0u Tor
\ HiNE DIE ADJOURNMENT NAY II,
Ut was ]ni,I oyer ,,t,,lrr rim rntcs
SennIo hili mnnn,nri, tintS x,s ny, f,r i'm.
tDvaf mi numi, asvi1sn, var sIv.,,n.., @ '1t .s
third rsn.lnv viva ""'"'e'" :"
i Ec,mtn, h,N r.r.nttt.un ,,.t1,o. ~ ,,.,,,
aY,,cntjn,s IN nther n,,nt;ns ," tbr & .sdns Nv
Tho s0lsfuron ri iI,iUntt,n1. md ,,sto .,ict ~,
thIrI rrHriiur "'"' 0o''' Wv" W.
4 Senate iii, 1tvInv t,,a nu+horI,t.s 81, 1r,,o,
Ponitvntiary pco powsr mvcr w,,,m.i. NJ t,n'
I'D uassed. s .u' 'e''''"eo" "sS FsH' 'aFa oae
, 1881-05-05

I.ottor- puppE vt u different culor for overy
day III the week IL now Ia yoYue iR the fashion.
ahle society u parls. For Monday pale Rroan IL
demands dark gsay, Thussduy Glis. Friday
white, saturday straw color, Aud Sunday del,
!cAto uiluyG.
, 1881-05-05
History Of Human Progress Written IN tlt Llfes
aud carters Of Doublesa and ag.
nosllts.

manuscript un tho dusk, broke into tho subject
ut oocc. tfe
sroKE IN SUBSTANCE As FoLIows:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Thoro Is nothing
Hraudcr In this world thnn TO rcsguu from tho
lcprosy Of slandcr great and splontlld nasno.
tApplausc.1 There IL nothing nohor than to
bcnott our bonotaotors. Tho inlitlcls or ono
nge have boon tho nuroole Saints OF tho next.
Tho destrpyera Of tha old have ntwnys boon the
orcMtQrs nf tho now. Tho old passes nwRy and
tho NOW booo',les old. There Is In tho intollcct-
tiaI world, rs In tho material, dcGay ind growth;
ana ovc', by tho s,,nkon arnvo Of ago stand
youth and Joy. Tho history Of progress ia writ
tUn ln tho lives Of fnll1es. Political rights haro
been preserved by traitors; intellectual rights
by ins,tlcls. [Anplause.l 10 attack Tho Kings
was troAson; to dispute tho priests wna bins
rhcn,y. Tho sword alld cross hnvo atwRys bocn
ntIcs: they defended each othor. Tho thronn
and altar Mrc twins.-vu,tures born of tho sumo
egg. 1t WIS James |. whu satd: mo King no
Bishop: no church ITO crown; no tyrnnt In
Heaven no tyrhnt on onrth." CAppAnsc.1
Every monarchy that has tllsgrncot tho world,
every ttcsputEstn thnt bus cUvcrod tho chouks Ut
lnun.wtth tear
HAS nEEN COPIED AFTER
tho supposed tlcspotlstn Ut He'll Tho King
owned tho bodies aud tho priest owned tho souls;
ono llvod on taxes and tho othor On aims; o,io
WINS rohbcr md tho othorn t'uggnr. (Arptause
md lalghter.l Tho history Of tho world will not
on chnritv never hns u,,ytnInu IN p,yo nwuv.
Tho robhura and hsaaa,, cnntrt,tlcl mt on,v III.
world. but the next. Tho Killing mails laws, tho
priest made Crccls; with! bowed banks tho people
win tho onc,, ,,otb ~ yonnr to rrooa ~ 's,,s 49,.
WIN, WIN soe npet nlou.n VI won"eF tno c1eea Oh tne
crushed by the KING, and every priest WIS n
hnro Who ssA.lKhtert1 tue children Ut tho hravc.
hy no B!liu. Tho Kins sa!'i to thss psop!s:
God nlado YOU pcashL!ts and mo a King; lilo
closhod you III rugs aud housed you III novels;
upon mo Ho put rubes and gRvo tho a pnIAct,"
s,oh IL tho 1t'atlee Of Hoti. Tho prles. said to
inc holy and wIsu;
! OBEY ME,
or God will pun,st van horn 'nnfl hcrcaftcr.
Hich il tho mercy Of t3od." iAppiausc,i Iat,.
huye satlcd tho unknown sea anl bnvo tiisenro
prcd tno Isles ard contiuents in Tin vrst rcSi,ns
nf thnnrhf Whnt ,xnnI.l tho world hnvn Sho hans
, 1881-05-05
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGuE cured fer dfty dfty,,s Seas1 IT.
There ls not remedial a9ont IN this wnfia tua
will curo Fever and AKuc and ~ ntaed III I% @tha
fevnfs inf.i"ti by RADWk ATS PILLS. 50 quickly
II SRADWAY'S' READY NELtEF.,
FIETY CENTS PER BUFILh'
, 1881-05-05

5Asaqpari!.a u . sruo luapd,clue,
, 1881-05-05
CONSUMPTION

OF the Lungs and Tubcrelllnlls rhtl,IsIa, Scrutp.
ln.Hyphsloitt Diseases, Wasting. Degeneration.
pMRe Of WMtcr instantaneous relief anorit
whcro sathtctera tayo been r.cd. Tins ding
awny with the painful operation nf using the.s
and In all cases OF
, 1881-01-04

DECEMBER BLAZ1sSs
Following is tho Fire.ratrol report Of fires
for thu lust mouth:
Totai nun1ber Of alarms, IS; second alarms,
2; stills, 81. Tho CAUSES for the sumo aro as
False, IL; chimney fires. H.; communicated.
c VI anEn0S S1,syS M seGee spaees syes 3 aefsctve e
iucs, I; thawtilE out gus md water pipes. s,
incendiarlsn,, 4; hot ashes, 3; Children with
matches, B; spontaneous combustion, 5; cnre-
lesness Of plumbers. 2: defccttyely-coil-
structctl foundation un.lor boiler, .; 1nntch
droppetl llito pampns grass, 2; defective fur
y esar stab Il eattlon ot evergreen
each Ignition OF woodwork around .sInoku-
stack, spark from boiler furnace blowing into
shaving.shute, laoor toists OH top Of furnace,
SCOT falling from chtmncy-ho!e, grease on
o,nbors, Ignition Of woodwork nr0un,l stcn1n-
pipe, salamnnder furnace toD near woodwork.
smoky chimney, farlng light, Ignition Of
overheatcd journal, Ignition Of be,zlna from.
lamp, match dropped among clothing, dcfect-
i've chimney, ignition of oil on top OF oil
stove, spark from IocomOtlye, children play
ing with lighted candle. ignition OF |ac0 cur
thin from gas-jet, overtented st0vcpipe, Ig-
lamp, burglars, explosion Of kerosene stnye,
mattel, dropped among corlI-husks, Ignition
of hed.c!othlng from lamp, stovoptpo resting
against wooden ceiling, intoxlcnteI woman
breaking kerosene lamp, bursting 0f steam
plpe, falling Of atovepilD and roklndling.
OF tho buildings, eleven were stone, thirty
three brick, thtrty;-thrce fraMe; thirty wore
dwellings and six barns.
S,ai % Insurance Inrolsod..." 15o
Total loss ia insura1,ce as far as scttied,
and partially agreed upon. H.0l3
, 1881-01-04
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.


~ Proposed Swedish Sctt1ement--Tho
- Resourccs Of tho sectioH.
'TAntntio, n. T., Dec. 3t.-Negotfatlo1's
are In progress Tor tho plrciInse Ut fartl In
tho eastern p,rtIon Of North Carotina where
upon tD *ettfe cnf0ny OF Swedish ln,nf-
granss who uso expected to arrive In NGw
York curly III tic sprlng. Tile locality
which, It scc,us ut present, will be sclccted
lies lIcar l'an,ILco Illver, III Beaufort County.
and Is represented as exceedingly fertile.
Tie Inhabitants claim tint tho Inarsh.feyer
wl,fel, prevails tlHring the snnttuer In other
localities does int extend to the south side OF
tle COUNTY: tllat the e!inate, owing to IN, thS
and nyrecablH during the winter. ainl,
through thu nllIiost constantly prevailing stts
hrecze, nxitInratfnv nht pleasn'it IN summer.
lI0wfnxnilt other farni-work. II !scsainIed, III"
to T. sri' s %s III w' s fY q ffSsos sSef Ssrsy fns 5
well.l1ny"rctl ,nystera nre also sa'l 10 1,c
Vulnerable slnnlI streams tl'at empty into H.
Tile chief prnucts are cotton, cGrrt rice. a1ltt
farming, viii, THO recently Increased faclli-
ties for transportation 70 Northern markets.
raj, l1u lllntg sery profitable. a lumber Of
Swedish families settled near escwbern few
years ngo. They dnvoto much time to tile
t''c'n 10 harvest two craps ,varly: They arc
ze.,s. ! company of Engllsl, CAPITALISTS las
nlsn l,lflt rslilrrnu through F0rk Swamp,
h1, wIs sssts xst s t Il te s'sasrs pyi"s . Es 81
Is very poorly, equipped: aud does not pay
cxpnlsps. "EurNjH:Al1 1nfDr A'ld Ynnkce
capital md enterprise woi.l.l make this one
nf the garden spots of this country sail
ingtoM. and ws shall dcsoteall our energies
to obtain tflCnl,n
, 1881-01-04
B!LL[ARD-BhLt THIEVES.

Friday lnortllny l,etwceu tho hputs Of . and s
o'ciuck burglars effected aa ontraIiaa to rhnnlas
Foiey's hllii1r1 room ut tho northeait uprucr Of
Lake and ClArk stroots. and huilsd tftotaso.vcs.
to six scts VI binr bulls aud three sets Ut pqot-
batls' valued at about fsso. Tho ;burxIars trtett
to outer In several ways, nud tinalJy 9ueoesded
In lifting out large pasio af thi9< glass In tho
duor which they carefully Iaid asjdp, ,ip thu hull,
and then thoy clambercd In. Tho ,oppditlou ut
things IN tho 1l1r.l!uv Indicated that they bud
beeM disturbed whIec ~ tusfrwofkt pnu blr4iur
tlul intended lhlR 10. AZ his glassVx wcro Lett
standing Oh TIC bar. Tley ha! ul*' liifentIed u
gentleman living In uMe Ut tho upprki.ot,Ex re-
ll,clnbot5 Ut having seen U y0uux ppYn llrkIux
AbOut In tho ball, and u ththka Thar 1t wAa h(s
80 suddenly.
Busplclon at oneo attached to former eu.
, 1881-01-04
OKLAHOMA.


Tho following "po,nc," hnyng bccnme ut
" "eOntcutpoEanDni1s intorp6t," hns boon revived,
ard, % now published IL Dedicated to tho lIou.
Carl Suhurz":1
Where rol!eth tho vanl!sr|4 .tnwp to tho soa;
Mhora Chiokaaaw roRineth through tlowrry loa;
Whorc tho nzura Wawoka sweeps On t}swuy
From old 1'ottMwatomio down tu tho bHy,.r a.
Whore chlrputl tho tilp!tap Out Ut tho Kl1hfH,
And tho sad phlllaioo dlngs OF MotheF. ind
hDuie-- Et,: :
With ny Cherokee matlcu ousconcoti IN my ki,oe,
o my Klckapoo darl!ng, tnl plnEnx for th1ol ':
Q tis vain TINT tho gewgaw dlsports n tho holge,s
And the pollywoK 9llnts In tho Bpporsolno
sedgc,
Or tho proud cockadoodlo sweeps down from her
And soars on the blizzard that yawps In tho
Tho dod0 may wall In the simmer ct moon,
and lhArlu tho dull 6crnlnDlD cur With bis tuue;
hut still pour firth tho pAsslOhntu ttlo
Of i0v0 thaE boar for my klckapop bridui
7 chase tho ferco Attlebat out Ut his lair;
l lure thu shy 9tnYerannp Into my snare;
/ hunt tho Wild tAttlctMlo oyGg the hilE,
And coax tho coy 1otklGbnrr ont Of tho rtll+
Aud thou tho ArapAAoe virgin IL GLAD.
And thu boRgywok squaw In her wampum ID
Aud s,y Tlshmtnso beauty goes h1phop with
9loo,
And MY Hckapoo DAZZLING rccl1ncs on MY kneoi
, 1881-01-04
a STRANGE: ACCIDENT.
Eptetd& Dttpdteh to Ths Chicago Tribune.

ADRIAN. Micl,., .'atl. 3.-A strange fatality
happened ut Addison, thriving village OF,
tho remote western boundary of this county.
Il fcw~Year's l,alt WIS given nj T. hotel, a,ld
In ono Of tlis sets Airs. Can.lelttfetl and had
her hand lacernted l,y llur ll,IsbnM's boot
heel. llapld inflammation set in, ttalills fol-
loved, nilt IN twelve hours tho unfortunate
woman WnS dead.
, 1881-01-04


Epttfa1 Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-Thcre WIS n fire in
tenement building on the southwest corner
OF Eighth and St. Charles streets ut o'clock
this morning, which calne liear resulting IN
the burning OF MI inmato or two and tue
breaking Of limbs. The explosion of a gaso-
line limp started the bfaze. Tile corner
building had thrco stories oil Eighth street,
and n back building extending su1ne distance
OH st. Charles street on1y two stories high.
Mr.. W. 1Vitterstaater mid family occupied
tho two-story part, autl, though asleep when
the fire was discovered, got ont safely. The
second and third stories OF tho corner
wero occupied by Albert Nanchct. cigar-
maker. as manufactory anl residence.
The rooms below wore filed with stnuke,
and tho stairway 1eading below was OIL fire.
THO salvage ilrc-ladders wero too short to
reach tho third story, occupied by Nauchct
with Ills wjfo and child, who appeared Mt tho
window appealing for help. The depart
nlcnt had not yet answered tho alartl1, alsl
Capt Evans, OF tho Salvage Corps, I'LL th9
reset'ea r gu s,a ' srs kaasIat I'M md Y ther I
child, lifting thcnl out OF the win
dow md bringing. them down the ladder
outside. Atr. J. Parker, janltor of pope's
GeeMpsdt y 5a hpps1 sorff H. q ay M
just Ind tlInc to dress aItd ilnko a linsty
retreat, saving, fIttlo elso beside their clut!l-
Ing: 1.he whole upper portions Ut Nns. d1o
and At Eighth street were h,lrlled out. a
lodgers, WHO barely escaped with their lives,
losliig all 'tlloy lad but what they hastily
put on IN leaving. Spotty Morgan: ono ot
Mnaa tS lSdseFf; cot te out sutter Gf thrst0ry 4
window on TIC SECOND story aid than jumped
to tic ground. IIe had ono hand batliy cut,
, 1881-01-04

sensations Of tho season III tho marriage Of
tho Hon. William n. Richardson aud Miss
Anna Mc1'atlot, at the .esi'crIep Of tho
brfsie's ,notl,er, No 1914 1tnime street, tlls
evc'liItg. tic ceremony being performed by
The ltey: ]: Win liakc, Of tho Unitarian,
,'ear relatives olily. immediately after, the
cGren!otty = reception was leltt frnnl o'clock
I'LL midnight. anil WIS very nin,er0l!sly at.
tended, The bride Is o!lo Of flntncy's mnst
Richardson II rising yOitiH attorney Of tlIfs
city. a1,tl n member Of tllc ytnte Legislature.
liz Hoes 10 Springfield with ibis bride t0-
l9orrow evening, to remain during tic scs'
, 1881-01-04

UFFl f4N0s M0NfhIV. 7.---
Among tho Qfccks tho successful Athlotc was
crowned with 1nurGts and loadod down with
W0Alth und hoIlors.
stao slx times won tho paltn At both tho Olym-
plo 4nd PgthMn Raints. lie IL said t4 iuv9 run u
lnttu With 4.yeuF d TX upon hIs shoulders, ind
nfterward kiilul tho aniInnl with ono blow Of
blu tyt. aud ut0 tho ontlra caseass III otle slaY.
10 Ereat was his muscular power thAt ho would
blt! a oord around hts head and broak 1t by tho
Awelln9 pressure OF tho velu4. An ordinary
meal for Milo WIS fwenty pn,Ipus Ut meat. III
much brDad, and tlftoen plntS Ut Wins.
l'oydAInus Ut Taossalia was colossal hight aud
prodIHluus strength. and IT, Ia EAil, ul0ne nnd
without my weHl,ona, killed at, e,'?rtnaa e!l-
rugged lion. 0no iay. 1t Ea recoElad. ho seized "
only by leaving tho hoof iu tho grasp Of tho ath.
letO.
Of eight feet In hight, aud. like Milo Ut CFototlA,
, 1881-01-04

- Ep<s44s ANpate& 10 1hs thtapo TfhGn%+
1own IN asGpnlns,es, will resolution plsscd
In tho House 1T II shown that ttle total expe.l-
'lture In the Canada fqclhe' Halfway to tho
:stll Ut November lust al,i0un nt4at,to SlH,Go0,-
4oa. 4 memorandum vt. tha nrlbable cuss Ut
constructing tho sections :oEI.the PacIile
ltatway lying batwesn Prince AEtj,ur's
Landing aud 6elk,rk, tha lumbina Brunch
extending from 6elkirk " EMersou, aud
, 1881-01-04

Sp<tiat Dlspdfeh 70 Tia Chttago Tribune.
INDEPENDENCE, H., Jan. 8.-T!e water
power tlouring-'ntl1 at Quosaueton, 1a.,
owned BY the Independence Mills Company
and operated by II. S,Norti,rup, burned sat,lr-
ttny night about Il O'Clock. Loss, $4,000 !;
Insured In Liycrpooa u London j. Globe and
Fire Association for $4,000.
, 1881-01-04
The PQMcA CASE.


EWt11| ]H1pNfch 10 TIE EWtdoo 1Fl6Une.
KASaAs CRY, A1u., Inn. 3.-Gcil. Nelson
a. Niles. j. owen Dorsey, and W. Sttckncy,
the Commission appointed by President
Hayes to investigate tho troubles Ut the
l'oncn Indians, were IN this city 1o4lay On
their way to the lpdian Territory. Gen.
Miles was nosl-conn,ittal, and said tllclr ycr-
facts, and that no whEtewasl, would he used
TiIc delegation Of Indians whu u,yn been IN
to Washington went buck home this morning
In charge of Col. ". Whiting.
File on yG,ttr cNriis with tho ".Jhpnncsc Cnrtt~
Fle" It will t,irt!y curu A1ni end pain. j cents.
No other Whiskcr uyo equals I1ilrs-5o cents
, 1881-01-04

Special Dtspat<h to 7ht Chleaea Tribune.
RocK Island. ILL.,. Jan. a.-The Republic
MI Convention of 1lock 1stalld County this
afternoon unanimously nominated j. i.
il1krnn, for Sheriff to fit the yaca,Icy en,lse
by the resignation nf j. l.. Perkins. The mp
position Will probably takc the form Of n
Observation-Disclosures .nlul,gseI ticket.
, 1881-01-04
CASUALTIES.
HI1r1tEEs1Ef;s At SEA.


HALIFAX. ian, a-'riIc steamer SarlIninn,
from 1,ostost to this pori, pick.tl MP II 1'oat
containing Paul NeisaM and Charles L,lntl.
t1elonglu9 III tl,o ilsil1nR schooner Wnldo IT.
vine, Of 1soc'lcstcr, Mass. They were badly
frostbitteh III tho hands md feet md Qttte
exhausted, having bcen IN All open hon. tllrce
days without food or slcrp. TlIey hutl lust
their vessel III q aAtlow.sturl,l, niid, ii gnIG COLI
Ing on, were blown ont to sen.
, 1881-01-04

Bosros. Mass, jan. "a fire In the
Charlestown district this forenoon destroyed
two wooden buildings on Polk street, owned
by George w, Tawkesbury, a1,d occupied by
tunk.sh0ps aMd coal-lcalors Total loss,
s., 600; partially Insured.
, 1881-01-04
F1Jt7AGn.

A atsli alarm 10 Engine No. 81 at $40 last
evening was caused by tha burning OF d small
PILE Of k!ndltnK wood ut the rear door 1T
WRbaah avenue, Damage, tritilnu.
, 1881-01-04

Will OTEAtil40 kA0 A7EA&S8f eA'~ ~A~
candidates for
r. THE sEc,tETARYsi!ir
are legion. AmnnB them nfo Maj: Jonm y.
t3l0vgr, OF Lawrence: MINI. James y. Mn!koy'
of Monroe; Mttt I. Walker, OK Scott; y. !.
Heed, Ut Miami: joel lleatwale, OF ElkliRst;
a,pl o. N. Wilson, Of Marion.
Fon ASSISTANT sEcnErAnT,
Charles Robbins, Ut this city. Secretary OF
the Young MEMS Democratic Club. is the
only cn,plIslato mentioned on tho Democratic
Side. james II. nlco secn,s to bo the only
vnulitlato for n,ything, aftl, Il his pnrty sue
recds In rcorganlztnV tho Senate, l,e is
thougtt to l,nye Il pretty tight grip OIL tho
Bccretaryshfp ot tho Senate; Int Rico now
understands that tho Democrats Cannot Or
gn,.tzo the Senate. Tic Republicans will
sepct the officers nt CAUCUS to 10 held
"Wednesday evening.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s1rANKE1v
flied hIs report with tho Governor this even-
t1g. Tho number Of commissions for tho
ycag ending Oct. III, 1880, woro as follows:
State, judiciary, and county otllcors, 5lr';
justices Of tho Peace, 1,403; Notarfcs Pub
lie. $40: Commissioners Of Deeds, "a; total,
a,sa5. There llava been lssuol two proclaina-
ttons, forty remfsslony, tf1rco communications,
, 1881-01-04

GEORGE HAMILTON.
Special utspateh to TIE chteago Tribune.
DLooM1Soroy, ILL.,, Jan. 3.-At Piper City
George Hamilton, II prominent stnck-ralser
Of tlis county, fell dend this morning III his
CHAIR wlIifu eating Ills brcakfast.t Ilc WIS ap-
parent1y n tho best of health. and ha1 lust
helping to feed stock.
, 1881-01-04

= epsesa1 nspaseA ia Th@ Chicago Tttbuns.
Ut. PAUL.. ..al!nn., Jan. s.-,rhe Minnesota
Legislature meets Tomorrow, aud those Is q
lively stir In the city In consequence. Tha
benate md House held their c2ucuses on or
xnH!zatlop. There wns but llttle cuntantlon
about the offices within the gilt OF tho Sen.
atc. IN 10 fur as the liopubl!cans are con-
eeslle4. and the Democrats hardly have tho
Interest Ut loosars-on In tho distribution OF
Offices In tho House, However, the cau-
Gus lad
, 4 LONG AND Il LIVELY SESSION.
= !. Jenhtson waa elected Secretary Of The
eenatf without opposition. A. q. Wedge
s W. made Assistant Secretary on the second
9anoI> ILLS Chief competitors being W r.
Se"ese aM ]. 3. uopkinA. For Enrolling
oletk Of the Senate. J. r. Jawl-
~, ~, q. y. Woodbridge. and. O, A.
aNileea were ttia asp!rauts. but Jawlson
vas chosen on tie sseond ballot. Tue candl-
oa0s 1oF :; ;EnRtotslne Clark were II, r. bowen,
aeolee y. Potter, 4. q. Davidson. aud A. +.
, 1881-01-04

MISS ANNIE q. WT1.EON,
'DETl.oIT, Mich, Jnnt 2-Mlss Annie q.
Wilcox, n,usic-teac!lrr ut Alegal,, this State,
WIS fouutl dead III bed to-day. She Ind not
been seen siMeo yesterday afternoon. S!,e
probably llscd Of l,Hart.t lseasc. She formerly
lived In brooklyn, n. Y-,e"
, 1881-01-04

Special Dispateit to Tx Chicago Tribune.
WEST AURORA, ILL.,. .lai'. 3.-alr. a. Mcr-
rltt, MI old and respected clttznn, fell dead OH
tho sidewalk near Ills rEsfdcce, on South
NlyGr street, this evening".
, 1881-01-04

apfI+at 0HpHEt't TO Tue T7E1tug9 1T1uHH<*
ELG1S, ILL.,, jan. J,-Ths morning Mrs.
illness of two years. Slo WIS for good
l1,.,,,y years n teacher III the Elgtn Public
School ind Academy. Her age wis II years.
Funeral tomorrow nftcrl,h0ll.
, 1881-01-04

bryant, and tho lattor took tho prize on tho
second bnllot* W. It. Miller was soiected rs
SerRca,itat-Arms on tho third ballot, witt,
Z. II. Rcccu assistant Tho Rev. Robert
Smith, Of ST. Paul, was chosen Chaplain.
, 1881-01-04

NEW HAMPSHIRE CONGRESSMAN.
CoSconp, N. H., Jan. 3.-OHIetat returns Of
the VOTES Of nil Int thirteen towns show
llay's plurality for Congress to be over quo.
, 1881-01-04

CAnHoHpAIE, rn., Jan. S.-Dernnrtl Calf
ney mid John Mcdonald, miners, were killed
Instantly by tho full OF top conlin tllctr mine
cl,amt'er to-dny. ..lltey leaye largo families
III pitiublo condition.
, 1881-01-04
CRUSHED ny AN ENGINE.
SaRefnI fN&ndtkh Ia 1hA Ehieu ID Tribune.

HpStE1l O0p1E[H 10 1I& LMIe15d JrIHHT4fs
1NDIASAror.ls, Ind, Jan. 3.-Frcttcrick
Mayer, who was crushed undern Panhandle
pony switch-cngino Inst night, died this
morning. lie leayes wife md seyernl chill.
dren 1T comfortable circumstances. 1le WIS
II grocer, corner Madison nyenue and Pf!pps
street..
, 1881-01-04

KINGSTON, N. T., Jatl. 3.-Salnpspn's Op.
era.1Iouse was not burned. Tho bodies Of
the two men killed by the debris Of tic bnrll-
Ing buildings Inst night ,were fntltld tO.slny,
burnud utmost to Il crisp. Their names arc
Stephen JOY and Jneob Scllu0nnlakcr.