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, 1881-11-08
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

.Ticlsots 10 tho Patti concerts aro $40. and
A.lona ia suspcclol ot being au Arkansas train
rot1cr 0n n npw rIcket.
Gen. I,ieb snys that II the Cittxc.ts' Assocl-
alton Will investigate his otlco he will tako va
eutlou. Lot tho work begin ut once.
Alexander II. Stephens Inns promised to
deliver lrcturo before tho Savannah Irish Land
LcnyuG. Thoso who attcud should uot forget
their opera glusscs
Mnliya girl la cnroluss rs to how much
money Il young n,nn spends LDr her. ThroU and
tlvo tloIIara for horse aud earrlago he can pour
jy a1rord, pcrhnps; yCt shc will 70 with h!tn,
week asttr scuk. With no particular lntnrest III
him, unnl!nllful, apparently. whelhor hu uarns
tho inonoy or tAkcs 1t from his employers y
drawer. lIo mAltcs hor 9xpGnsivo pr0sohts,' flo
thkca lor to Goncett, In going to WhtGh, lEaIal.
". aave for bcr pride md hts gullantry, Il horse.
cur rido for 10 cent? would bu fur visor than Il
cnrringo rl1o for soynraI ttallara. 4 young matt
respects yutsng woulat a!t tho moro who IL
unseful Ut tue why In which ho apo.sds his .noncy,
and wilt not permit TOO much 10 bo used for h1r-
SELF. 4 thoughtful and well-bsed vlrl will bo
thoughtful naclit those lnatters.--CAH ScIhrz.'
Now, where's the bnby gonoq
AL xauu away
Uudurllunth thu handkerchief
Sweet littl0 biayi
llnby's cyoa aso blR and blue
Almost tan 500 them through,
While wo'ro playing '' ''Pook-a-boo."
aiMy nna I.
Something ss!ra tlio cornor whitel
Ont crccp tho ritRiets bright.
l|aby's lips Ut rosebud huo .
Hubble o'Ur with laughter, tho,
While wo'ro playing " l'eeksa-boo."'
, 1881-11-08

fink STREET. hrfH,eI hrw t0ntt.9fhusn. Fncn
n,r1it Of Tic Cotn1os- Barton Opera TO, "stadu
tnyurt."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04

At meeting Of the Democratic County
Committee held at the committee rooms in
Bellefonte, on Thursday, July - the fol-
lowing persons were named to hold the
delegate elections on the 9Th Of August
BellefonT, ". W.-Nicholas Radding,
Chairman Robert Doak, Christ. Derr.
BsllsfoHte, v. W.-Chas Schader. Char
man w s. Rcber, Dalicl W. Woodring.
Bciiefonte, S. W.-Edward Brown, Jr.,
Chairman u. r. Forincy, W. G. Homie,
Miicsburg.- 7. krcamcr, Chairman /;
james Jones, Michael Mclaughlin
lfiilhcim.-D l.. Zerby, Chairman ia.
cob Alter, W II. B. Eiscnbuth
UnjoHriIs.-A T. Leathers, Chairman +;
John e.. Geary, VIM. Taylor.
HotCard Boro Geo. Wistar, Chairman A.;
Howard Brickley, John Delhi.
Phiiipsburg "A. j. Graham, Chairman
a. V. Carpenter, W. II. Heimach
Benner.-Jerry Roam, Chairman Il. i.
Hunter, james Henderson.
Baggs. .-Chas. Mclaughlin, Chairman
Col Jas. f. Weaver, H. l.. Harvey.
burnside Oscar Holt, Chairman Bar.
ney Veidhefer, VIM. Nipple
Curfin.-John McCloskey, Chairman
Mitchell Leathers, David Delong, Jr.
CoHeqc.-Jacob Bottorf, Chairman Jas.
Gilliland, Daniel Grove.
Ferguson (old). John 7. Mccormick,
Chairman; Ed. Ward, Jacob Krcamer.
Ferguson (nctr) Miles Walker, Chair
man d. II. Kustenbsuder, John Miller.
Gregg (sotfhl.-Ed. Krumrine, Char
man L. NJ. Rishcl, H. u. Herring.
Gregg (north JAS. Duck, Chab-e;aH
Israel Vonada, VIM. Weaver, Jr.
H1ines. Solomon Ettinger, Chairman
John w. Runklc, j. Wilson Russell
HdG MooH.--John Ward, Chairman
Ellis Lytle, a. T. Gray.
Harris-John a. Rupp, Chairman
Samuel u. Moore, Cyrus burst
Holcard-John A. Dunkle, Chairman
George y. Lucas, w. 4. Bowcs.
HtstoH.-Henry Hale, Chairman Dan 4
Irwin, j. I. Hartsock
Li5ertv.-W. III. Gardner, Chairman
Marion. Perry Condo, Chairman; Gal.
vim Yearick, John Guiser.
Mies-Saml X Faust, Chairman Sid.
ney Krumrine, Prof. Henry Meyer.
PaftoH-Jobn Reed, Chairman 7. a.
Sellers, Dempster Meek.
PeHH.--Christ Alexander, Chairman A.
w. Ulrich, w. +. Smith.
Potter north John shannon, Chair
man Jas. A. Keller, Jacob Wagner, Jr.
Potter (soHthl JAS. McClintock, Chair
man Adam Krumrine, VIM. Il. From.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04
Democratic Delegate Election and
County Convention.

The Democratic voters of Centre county
will meet at the regular place of holding
the general election for their districts, on
Saturday, August @, 1881,
to elect delegates to the Democratic County
Convention. The election will open at two
O'Clock =. NJ. and close at six P. NJ.
The Delegates chosen at the above time
will meet in the Court House, at Belle
fonte, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of August,
at two O'Clock 2. NJ, to nominate two can
didates for Associate Judge; one candi-
date for Sheriff; one candidate for Pro-
thonotary; one candidate for Treasurer ;
one candidate for Register one candidate
for Recorder two candidates for County
Commissioner two candidates for Audi
tor; and to transact such other business AS
the interest Of the party may require.
The number of delegates to which each
district is entitled il as follows:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

Frotn our Regular Correspondent
WAsuNGToN, August !, 1881.
Among the late political rumors is
one to the effect that exSecretary Carl
Schura is to be made Minister TO Ger.
many. The story comes from Europe
this time, and may be nothing more
than a reproduction Of what was said
here before the close Of the Hayes Ad
ministration. The appointment would
be offensive to the German Government,
and would not crafty many OF our own
citizens. Probably when the President
RECEIVERS he will wish TO show the people
some of that good will which has been
generally shown towards him and he
knows very we'll that such an appoint.
mcnt would not be in that line at all.
The Treasury is working vigorously in
its effort to find out who sent the dyna.
mite bombs from this country 10y steam.
ship last week. The Secretary expects
to be successful in this case, but says
he sees no way OF preventing cxporta.
tions. The law is quite severe and
will no doubt be made more so now,
that the danger is demonstrated.
Congressman Carlisle, Of Kentucky,
is the first prominent member Of the
House to begin the discussion Of the
bond question. He demands a three
per cent bond and says it would be
taken in this country. change from
three and half to three per cent. on
the extended bonds, and no others
can be charged now, would effect a
saving of about three millions year
in interest. Mr. Carlisle is member
Of the Ways and Means committee and
willurge this subject on the House early
in the next session
1t will be remembered that Garland,
Bayard and other Democrats rather re.
luctantly acted with their brethren last
spring in preventing the election OF OF.
iicers in the senate. They did 20 solely
on the grounds that the Senate had an
efficient Secretary and Sergcant.at-
Arms by the death Of Mr. Burch,
which occurred this week a vacancy in
the principal Office is created, and an
election will probably take place smme.
diatcly on the assembling Of the Senate.
The only question i. as to whether it
shall be before or after the swearing in
Of the Senators from New York. II
before, a Democrat will be elected. n
after, Republican. If Republican it
will OF course be the caucas nominee,
Gorham, friend OF Conkling, and enemy
Of the Administration. There "a no in.
stance recorded OF a second nomination
by caucus under such circumstance.
The President is apparently gaining
rapidly. The physicians thinks 80.
They see no danger of another relapse,
and are confident that he will steadily
improve until finally restored to perfect
health. DoN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04
The Ohio Campaign.

THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE HorTs TOR
SUCCESS ASp NtkEs SOME EEvAEKS
ToLEpo, july 2s.-Gen. J. y. Steed.
man, chairman of the committee ap.
pointed by the Democratic State Con.
yention to notify J. w. Bookwalter Of
his nomination for Governor. has re-.
ceiyed that gentleman's reply. Mr..
Bookwalter, after acknowledging the
honor and deprecating his uniitncss TO
follow the great leaders who have pre-
ceded him, says he hopes for success
from the inherent and persistent force
Of Democratic principles and tho zeal
and fidelity in their defense uniformly
exhibited by the Democratic party Of
Ohio. lie heartily concurs in the spirit
and letter Of the platform. He consid.
ers that the Legislature would not be
justified in yielding to the dictaiion Of
corporations and monopolies intrenched
in wealth as against the masses Of the
people, particularly the agricultural
and mechanical classes, which have only
numerical power without concentration
or organization. With regard TO the
resolutions against mere sumptuary leg.
islation, Mr.. Bookwalter says he does
not understand that it implies hostility
to national and political measures for
the abatement of any evils with which
society is afflicted. The preservation Of
social order and the restraint and con.
troll Of elements OF danger TO the com.
munity which cannot be wholly re.
moved, are properly within the scope
Of constitutional legislation. The dec.
larations of the platform on the tariff
question and on the relations Of capital
and labor meet his hearty approval.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04

Rph-IIugh McCann, Chairman Il. j.
Mcclellan, Barney Coyle.
.Siro,o Shoc.-Abcl Campbell, Chairman /;
VIM llaincs, James Reddiug.
Sgring.-John Noll, Chairman T.. w.
Wood, j. Irwin Taylor.
Tavior. VIM. CalderwOod, Chairman 4;
Samuel Hoover, Vinton Bockwith.
Union. s.. X. limerick, Chairman Jno.
Hall, Charles McGarvey.
Waiker.-Ambrose McMulcn, Gau''n 4;
Philip :. Fisher, Jos. a. limerick
Worth. Marshal Lewis, Chairman : Il.
ID. Ardry, Owen McCann.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04

A young man named werts was taken
TO Altoona on the afternoon mail train,
on Friday last, with both legs crushed
about the knees. lie had been engaged
in logging at a saw mill, west of that
city, and was caught between two logs,
with the above result.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04
No Good Preaching.

No man can do a good job Of work
preach a good sermon, try law suit
well, doctor a patient, or write good
article when he feels miserable and
dull, with sluggish brain unsteady
nerves, and none should make the at.
tempt in such condition when IL can
be so easily and cheaply removed by q
little Hop Bitiess. See other column
Albany Tines.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04

Foreign advertisement, must be paid for before iu-
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Nothing inserted Tor less than 90 cents
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TIE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub

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Our extensive circulation makes TINS paper M un'
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We have the most ample facilities Tor Joh mphh
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4 AUDITOR's NOTICE.

d. IN tho Orphans Curt 0f Centre county. estate
of GIOEgE FAUST, deceased.
The Auditor appointed hy the Court TO
make aitirihutnH = The hasnra 10 The hands u the
AimiuiafataT O. aHd aMsnE those legally sutitlesA
thereto sill meet the parties n intfttlt f the rur.
Ts,sss ai BITE appointment TUESDAY. August lt ls.i
~ O'clock = v. at the offcs q ! l. siIanrlrt Ts4
in HalIsnrte vheu and vhrrc ~ Iaftcs in interest
may attend IL they pTHprr
lp-4w C. p HEwEs. AuAitar.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04
PROCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS, the Hon. Charles A Msvsr Pfssi
dent % the court 4 Common Flsas of the 2sh Judicial
District consisting e the counties ~ Centre Clinton
and Cicaff=ld. and the lion Samuel Franck Ana the
Hon John Owens, Associate Judges To- Centre county
having ssurd their Ffecst tsArine date iuth aAv IL
June, ltsl, to me directed. f1r holding = Court q
OYER and Terniuef and General Jail peliverv and
Quarter Sessions II The Peace tn Eeilrante G5r tks
county u Centre, and g. commence ON the FOURTH
Monday = August next leinE fho 22i day Of August
lNSl, and e. cautluue tWa weeks Notice ia hr4nl,x
given ie the Nureuef iustce uf the Peace AtAstrsn
aud Cousiahos II said county uf Centre that thev ~
then AMI hefe n their proper pefs1us At Ia O'clock
IN the forenoon u said day, With their rec1rs inau
sneus. examinations sud their ovu rrmrrhtanoes
e. Do thnse ihpEs whioh g. their oioa arart.ips -
be done and those wbu are bound IN rrcseuasnee ts
prosecute against the psonefs that are "a shst - n
the jail Il NeHtre county be then and there T. ff
cute against them a. shall be iust
Given under my hand at nollefohto the 10th ass
~ July. In the year = ouf Lord ISL And the one
United States
1s-it JOHN sPASGLER, shenH
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04
NcW fdrcrtiseHeH eHfs.
SHERIFF'S SALES.

R1 virtue of sundry writs of Fieri
, Faoias Loyar Pacihs aud YrHditigui ESpouas
issued out u The tYuft.Jf Common Fleas of toutfr
county. aud 20 m" directed, there N De- eapUssi At
public sule at the Court House IN Benf1uie on
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04
\ \OTICE.-In the matter of the T..

a tat - -zWasl leaffrE. lata = WAfEsr town.
sy d'TTztsa. ln tho ofisHs tHuri q Centre county
The sgTrIafHaHi g. fls u3Hu Hf safI -arul IsafsrE
asraasa.l. DsihaHHs 1azfrE. uIfnv far s.lf Ana
uav. hIri o.. 4 e. l-Fl. sJF.ralssrcrt HuI rstufu
real aHI approved NGsf. ard publication aTsrri n &C.
..fHhrra With fe Afi - AsfsrlT1 iu sufh ace made
suI rru1I3a1 ab4 ures exception are h'el ptlsf r.
ueat term vtII fr rauHfulra5 slsaIuisIr
Ht tito laati MN BUR- HFIELu
s'-sW ,ftt ~ Court
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04

Ledre your measure for a
Summer lSU5t. He ,ciU make
you one TO order, good goods
and best make, at such a lo,c
price that II aciU pay you to
get one TOR neat Summer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04
Saturday, August 20, A. ID. 1881,
NO l.

tOohai' 'fAJ NANf AhA 6sct n ~ AoSAl
at o'clock. =. NJ ho following described real estate
uf tie defendant, 10 vii.
No. l.
Suit af John Irwin, Jr ". G. Hotter ct al.
No. i3g Jsn'y T 1851. Debt s'.57ztn Yend, EH
No. - Aug T., 1871. fufst Atty.
The following described real estate Of G.
Hotter one of the drirndauts o. Wit Al that certain
tract piece Of land situate 10 Liberty t"Suahlp
Centre county Pa, bounded aud described, follows
g. Wit On The north by lands oi jacob Hotter aud
Henry Thompson, thc east BY lands 81 Thomas Hut
Ter aud james Wagner, the south by lsuds uf lew
SplrnhrfEor and John Thompson - containing lhp
artr-, more or lrsz. Thereon erected a ivu story
frame dwelling h3us" large hank barn and other out
Al-o, all that certain tract or piece Of
land situate w Liberty township Ccutr" county, Pa,
bounded and d"-'nhei follows, h. wit. On tho
north hy lands Of Curtin a Go tbr east hy lands
of j. y. Gardner on tho south hy auda ~ Christ Io
t.r. aud uu the Wssi by land ~ llrrrN Thgmpslu-
containing 20 urrrs rnpr" ur Ices. 50 tulIdiuEs.
Al-o. the real estate OF John u. Gardner
another II the d,tnl,uts T. Wit. Al that certain
Tract pisry ui Hand situate 10 Liberty township.
Coute county Pa bounded 600 the north by ianis Of
Curtin Co.. "a tho east ir lands ~ Thomas Huilef,
uu tho south ly luia ui 'husi Hotter. ali uu lIr
w"st ~ lauis - lirnfy Thompson -aHuiAlnEuR ."
anrrs, iHuf" l,-s 50 huiliuEt Aui uut g iLr
above fhai IfumiR's " H'fra tri apart g. John D.
Gardner ihr d.iritiaui, under Die claim i4r Ituy
leaving all that certain lai uT piece 4. sfaHHd .uato
Iu Lhrriy tIuushlp, Centre county. ia. bonded on
Tie north ls ltUi- cot aIari o. John - Gardner 600
the ,sa' ls lnuds uf lhHs. BuiIrf uu ihs rHuth ly
IauIs # Christ Hotter and un iho wee. lF land Of
Henry hHmIF"u-,yutHHluE lH arre-, mote 20 l.s'
~ buildings.
Also, the following dr.crlbcd real estate
at simon Lng.g. uuo Of 60" d"fepdants. - VII. Al
that certain taui ur p.rg" ui land situate u LhIiy
tHausiIp Centre county Pa bounded "a ihr north -
au8s # tAIsl Nvsilr .ls uu thU rlst h} I4us ui f.
A. Snyder suI John 7 Clark on tbs raHth Hy Bald
EHR'e creek. and the UvFt ly TEhilr raa1 ami Iy
t4uls ~ :. D. snyder and o. u Eufl.p =-taHfA4u8ug .
- a.fes. moro 20 Ices Thereon erected fS".siHf3
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04

at o'clnck =. VI. tho olloniug described real cstap
Of tie defendant, 10 vii
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04


zai' r. T1sos " Way k -Hu. Hsr e vs. z. bard IS
-.HF .sfru. AsrrIl.s'Fat.f #f &c.
Na. .l4 Auzgu taym l-,~ pst, t- tG
o AG. At'7a
All that certain loi or piece 81 ground
situate iu Taylor township Crrfrr county IA '.aurA
- ard dee ritf1 triiHur pu ihs north ly au alloy
and the sest by THO Raid EaFe valley plank road
fronting H sail plank rai a'ui - feet ana extend.
ins tack srH fe'i thertu erected twa siaf7 arIe
HseIHua hHslta and other Hutha1IuEs ~s4gei tai en-
tn execution ari Co. hr sa1 she property rf Rob.
arl " sraIat.s AimiustrAiar q Ar. rf 4. l.. Bs.k.
zjth, deceased
No. D.
ssIi Il NHethurF s-haHl district rs 11srph shirk
~. - Nov. tenn. ls-'. Drlf ssftfa
y H. Aity's
All that certain lot or piece OF ground
sitsaie IN tho borough ~ NlashHrE. Ceutfs rarny.
Pa designated a. lai 80. =. Boa The general {lau oi
said borough bounded aud described ~ falaus h..
ginning irs on tho easf side q The turnpike fuA1
su1 uf iat No thence along said lat az tnoi
- 2 fat alley thence along -ai alley ~ iefl g. a
oafHrf near the iUruykc and 81 feet from ihe corner
n the Lark hnus tbeus0 along the turnpike Ia feet
g. Fisfe q beginning u an aere more
90 lrss thrreAn ted tuH story pasfarsI hruse.
bsfH iauusTy aud other ouiiuildnFs ~sisaa taken
u execution and g. te s1i A. the property o Jo-eTh
shHh.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04

suit ~ n n farmham w. Edward Brown.
No. 20 Nov. term, is5e. Debt sl0a4a. Nepd. TX,
No. 81 August term, ISL, Hoy, Auy,
All that certain lot or tract Of land sit
uats ia enow shoe township, Centre county, Pa.
bounded aud described A. follows Beginning at =
maple corner thancc BY sads surveyed tn waTfantee
10 VIM Lewis aad Francis West north 30 perChes 10
stone, thence by tract In wartantee of james
Gand east i70 pcrchcs 81 stones thence b tFsct In
warfantsa names 81 Henry slack aud sauaei Riley.
sauth 81 pefches o. post thence hy tract IN
tse u John Riley west is0 peFehes n the place
8f beginning 30 asres and 20 pefches
and allowance be The same more OF les and being
tSart Of land Surveyed warrant 20 Job Riley un.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-04

Suit II Davis Henry Isaar HsnTt.
Ne. tta April term, l-7S Debt, sflGt57. Nsnd
u. No - Augusi term, lssl. Potter. Au'y.
All that certain mcssuage, tenament
sni piece q Land situate in The borough 4 Ballsfunte
centre county, IA. bounded and described follows
Beginning At CORNER Of brick building. corner II
Iuulsp snd liigh streets thence by Dunlap street
~ fss post osrust nayatd lot thence along land
ut henfEe Hsyafd IA tco3 60 corner II bot t. H. q
Hush thence song iui u n O. Hash 90 feet g. HiEh
street thsue" along iiRh street IA fet - place u
beginning thereon rfet led a large brick building
ssiFs1 iaksn In execution and g. be cold tho prop
efty u Isasf Haupt
, 1881-04-09

A COLLISION between the schooner n. II.
Skinner aud thu schooner Fred brown. in
Vineyard lIaYen, Aass,. last Tuesday. ru-
sultetl III tbs sinking Of the lattsr a,ld tho
drowning OF u4e Captain an4i Mate, the.
Mates wife, and three children. 4 collision
, 1881-04-09

A HILL cllanglae the time for the election
ot Schoo! Dlrtctors In th!s Btate to the third
Saturday In Alarcll III each year was passed
tu third reading III tho Luwur branch OF the
State Legislature yesterday.
, 1881-04-09

An LUCK. n Celestial, was hanged at
Noya.lu City yesterday fur having uFtle1etl
Il frllow-countryman. l1v wns received lnt0
thu cntholIc Church On tho evening before
lIV WIS llnI!gCd, I. =
, 1881-04-09

A AExonlA1 slgned BY tho leading banks
at india and by several London bankers a',l
merchants was presented to tho Marquis Of
harrington yesterday, asking ttut Enx!alst
be represented at' tue Monetary Conferences
nt Paris. go = :
, 1881-04-09

a 1.AR0E portion OF tho City Of Madrid,
that portion lnlIabited BY the poorer classss,
was submerged by tie overflow Of tho
GaulnlQufylr. Some OF the people ha4 to
b. taken from second.story Ylndowaby boat"
men. =. y,
, 1881-04-09

THE residence Of Edwin Neeycs, neaE
Staunton. W., WAS destroyed, by tire yester-
laay. Two OF Mr. Reeves Children pertst,ed
lit tic 0amos, aiul lie himself was probably
fatally burned. ;, >sf =;
, 1881-04-09

THE Gar vii! visit Emporor yYililan qt
berlin thu Ill Of Muy. 1t Ii stated TINT D1s-
,larck will open negotiations with him dur
ing Ills visit. in reference tn tho royislun Ut
tho extraditlon butwecls Germany and Russia,
, 1881-04-09

THE Oxford boat-crcw bent the Cambridge
OF the .Tlaincs course yesterday by four
lengths. The Cambridge men .unle gallant
effort, but to 1l0 purpose.
, 1881-04-09

TmE Election Commissioners who havo
brrl' Investigating tbs circumstances OF tho
Inst election III Oxford, England, report that
corruption was extensively practicod gu cacll
OCCASION.
, 1881-04-09

A1ls SULLIVAN. thu lcutlng counsel tor
Herr Most, will apply to tho Engl!sl. Court
Of Queelt's Beltc'l fur nlarltamua to coul-
pei ll,o London Police Magistrate to adult
hfa client In hnft
, 1881-04-09

JAcK FIREMAN, mi Irish laborer. living
ar1inrtvt1 t1le, Ia., committed sutcitle Thurs
day evening under peculiarly tragtc circuul
stances, Which will bo found detailed In ail
other column, !.
, 1881-04-09

Ar meeting Ut tie Yonng Rep u6llcan
Club Ut the Fourth Wartl licld last evening
tllo present methods Of primary election
wcre very vigorously condemned.
, 1881-04-09

THERE were two larga failures in Liver
pool, England, yesterday: j. D. Phillips Il
Co.. cottol, brokers, and X. II. Carter l. Co.,
cottun merchants. !
, 1881-04-09

SIXTY bosses Aaye agreed to pay tha New,
Yurls carpenters now oil n. slrike - per dny,
md tic probabilities aro, that MI the, othera
viii follow their example. ~
, 1881-04-09

E,,1A HALL, wIIl,o woman OF McKarett,
Tex., was shot dcad yesterday by negroes
willie seated at l,er own door.
, 1881-04-09

DH. Il. IT, PAUL, a physician OF Milford,
lnl., died yesterday of smallpox, contracted
whit attending tic wosnal, Clell, who
brought tho infection to tue now nucll.ln-
frctrtl tnHI, ''.'
, 1881-04-09

THERE are thirteen lappy men. OF, the
South sitlc. Six Of them pru Republicans.
alMl seven are Democrats, and all we've elected
Constnbtcs Inst Tuesday,
, 1881-04-09

Lonn CAnLrSaFonp, who las accepted
tie position Of Lord 1'rlyy Seal, will take
charEu OF the irish Land bill In Its passage
through the House Ut Lords.
, 1881-04-09

Two SONS of cx-Secretary Thompson have
been discharged from tile Navy Department
by his (Thompson's) successor, Secretary
Hunt. ,.-. FIX: ,
, 1881-04-09

T11EnE werc 123 failures In tho United
States and Canada during tho past week, be-
ins eleven inoro thnn there were the pruyiuua
week. -.
, 1881-04-09

TnE Italian Senate by largo majority
l.as adopted q bill for tho abolition Of an In
fated or forced currency. ~,