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Brady Expects an indictment, and
Has Prepared for It.
caustic Reply Of the District-Attorney
to an appeal for Advance
Information.
Probability Of a Complete Alliance Of
Readjusters and Republicans
in Virginia.
What One Postal-0ard Cost Mr. John
Carmichael, Mahone's Critic.
STAR ROUTES.

KIMOlsS.
Spteiol Df,patch TO The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., May est was ru-
mored to-day that the Grand Jury Ind in
iicted Dorsey, Brady, and number Of the
star-route people, and that arrests would be
made us soou as the persons could be found
The rnMor is not true. Acknowledgement
MacEeasll said tonight that lie should not
contradict the runlor relative to the star
route. but he could say that nothing was as
yet before the Grand Jury upon which an i'll
dictment could be found. 1t was not GER
lain whether the evidence will be submitted
this week, but it is now probable that the
Government will commence its proceeding i'll
the Courts Of this District, and it is understood
that Attorney General MacVeagh will himself
take personal charge Of the cases, 1t is suu that
important work OF some kind is anticipated. and
the department of Justice has cnxagru the
noted criminal inwyer William \. Cook to assist
BRADY ENrECrs AN INDICTMENT
here, and has engaged Il noted firm to defend
MIN. The representative ofthis tir,l called upon
The District attorney to-day and requested that
they we're Informed TINT he would be- fur he
wished to surrender himself voluntarily, and 10
avoid artist The
D1srR1cr-Arro1:SEY
Btate.l that he could not make any distinctions,
aud Thar l>essou+ cha r.sed with crime would have
10 stand ou I'LL equality in his Office.
OFFICIAL DENIAL.
Ib the '1>estersl Associated Tore4a.
NAS1IlNs11IS, u. C., May .s.-Atturney- Gen
er:i NicE ca.!A sud Post stn!astcr-Gcneral Juules
to-day put final uuctES VI, the r,lmurs about
Secretary l;l:l;ncs Visit to New York aud the
sar-rontc -u. The ruu1nrs had taken ,.ll sorts
ri sb,} rs, sunc alleging that MacHcagh had C.
,,1$c,i III c1onera,e Blaine, To-day, Ia or'icr to
put do" II anything, Of this kind. tho Attorney
Gt'ncra' once nl.lfe declared th,lt nothing DE-
vc!o}n'l in tho s;ar-r".l,c investigation any
1l"re nu .cIc,i Elaine with it. thai, it did him
tMAcN e;tn'. Mr, james pronounced the rufnur
u1;tr:t Er.,nndless aud iuisc. Ordinarily. such
REPORTS would not bv totcell, but this Que has
hGt:a -, presistenlly kept alive and repeated.
even after aht ftisity teclnred, tl11t it WIS
concluded 10 silcace it e:nphalic:llly.
, 1881-05-29

total amount continued Will exceed s2so ooo,oco.
APPoISTMESrs,
The President appointed Charles Enylo of
OF tndiuna, Consul Gonoral OF the United Stutes
n Prussia. 1@%'t~'
PERSONAL.
The President nud Cabinet will visit the
soldiers, Home Monday ,norn.ng, and afterHard
at'eno decoration ceremonies ut Arlington.
CLERKS REMOVED.
Secretary Burch, OF tho Semitic, since tho od-
1onfnuient mas removed several clerks who
were appointed at tho instance of Democratic
scnators whose terirs expired on tue 81 or
Mnrca: ne hns turned out one who was ap-
pointed At the instance OF Senator Thurtnuu
and another, =. i. Bullcr. OF Connecticut. t,u..
of the executive clerks, VIII, was appointed upo.
tue recommendation Of ScuA1nr Ea1nu The
cihSe he!1 by Butler has been given to Senators
sest anu tockerlli, who arc expected to nomi-
nate IN eX-EOufelera.t
, 1881-05-29

Business all over tho city continues to be good,
hut Il TRIBUNE representative tukiug his rounds,
found that 81 State street WAS the busiest Of ALL
There safes are continually arriving by the ear
iuad, only to have purchasers nancs put on
thesu, and then to tc sacked up aud markcl
From Jno. ". Norris, Vice President and Gem
crnl Agent Dlcbold Safe and Lock Company"
and then bc loaded again on the wagons Of tho
Company aud shipped Mt the various depots to
nil points In the great Northwest. The trade is
simply immense. Mr.. Norris has the cream Of
tho trade, md tho Eie;o!d sRfes are caualed by
few, If any, and cXcelicd by none.
, 1881-05-29

WHAT ONE POSTAL CARD COST MIR. JOHN
CAKMicIlaEI>-1D 1DESl' OVER TO COURT
FOR CALLING SENATOR MALONE IN Or
PROBR1Ots NAME.
dispatch to Cincinnati Go.ette-
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 26.-A very
amusing account of the trial of one Car
michael, of Virginia. for sending I'M lnl-
proper postal card about Senator Malone
through, the mails, is printed here. The card
was addressed to Senator Vance, Of North
Carolina, and read as follows:
Please send .nc your speech on that damned
I've Jonx CARMICHAEL.
M1DDLEnuRG. Loudon Co., Va, March 81, 1851
The preliminary trial took place at Alex
andria yesterday. 4 Special Agent OF the
Post-Oi1ice Department had been detailed To
look up the writer. and the sender, farmer
Of the Old Dominion and Il graduate OIL 11e
Virginia Military Institute, was arrested on
the affidavit Of Henderson, all Inspector OF
the Post-Ot1ice Department, charging thai
+one John Carmichael did deposit or cause
to be deposited in the post-Office at Mtdale-
burg, Loudon County. Va. pestal-ca'd at
dressed to Senator z. Vance, containing lah-
guage against Senator, as follows: 'llease
send me your speech on that damned aos'
Mahone,' which is AZ Indecent eplthet, anu Il
violation Of Sec. 3,So3 Of the Revived statutes
of the United States, and against the peace
and dignity Of the United States
Gen. Eppa Hunton, not 4 KeadJuster, ue-
Tended Carmichael, assisted by Senator MOI
Ean, Of Alabama, aud Maj. Scott, a brllliaht
Virginia lawyer. After the cross-eXamllla-
ton Ut the Delivery Clerk in the Washington
office, aud extracting
4 GOOD DEAL OF Fun
By ascertaiuing what proportion Of TIE PAW ,;t'
cards which daily passed through ine gA4es
were read, the Clerks testimony closea as
follows, according TO the Post reporl::
Senator Morg:.n-1s it your haolt u sap"
press postal cards? -,.,,c;,-o
Mr.. Bell Frequently for example; anusMtt
postal cards are almost daily recelyeu asai.as .:.
the President. but they neser reach A1n' We
burn them up. ~
, Senator Morgan-Wllat right have you 10
keep the President from knowing wilat s91ne
people think Ut him? The Presloe1ll i;'
tie same rights as any other uIaH y gota;a
the popular sentiment We are mol llfne III
despotiS1n.
Ar. Be!l-Senator Malone has recelseo
very many scurrilouS postal cards: ~
Senate: Morgan-Well, | don't knowa knoUa.o4. ~
any Special guardianship in the Post-oHce
Department over Senator Malone,
= Mr.. Believe aim to protect all oenalole
m from these scurrilous po5tal-card "lteio'
Ne don't want to laceTate feelings:
Senator Morgan-1 Intimately kno" LILY
, 1881-05-29

cn.1:., r,;.,,,,e. - ~. 1,';s''s so.,,
.,,,>>...'<.. !, :, ,1... y,
49, - ~ -" H"t'ei
e4'ee oet"'en 4e'u'@: .@epuoiic'ns' -'AaHoue'
ui'u teHipess VI tl1e ADMINISTRATOR Has Deel1
fe!o AeEe to-tas. with reference Io The lofttl-
coming l;c:.lj juster Convention i'll Richmond.
The 1,lans ar,. mt rs yat fu1]. formed Int
+l,r' H. -, T., L,l;.,,-n .t,.t ~, VII,
t'!e3e ~ ie''sut ~ oe1te'c t1!1s tne li;1AoHe
&''''i'1'<: WIZ ot liept1eo ~ LUIS wy '@'o
lNaI IL HlIl Oc acctptaU!e 10 ine AeptDllcallS.
One OF the conditions af Republican SUPPORT
,f ,bo ,{,,,,, ,.,t,,o,.an- L. t,, th, ,,,,tfnr,,
~ ,e -a''ole ''''' - '''' '''e p1"t'oi Ill
and the candidates shall be acceptable to the
Republicans, Mallune is willing to make
~, -,, ,,,,,..;,,. ~. Iii; ,,f ~ ,,.;+t,1,;+ 49,.
14s's' ''' ~ .1' oetc''e
dial and united Republican support is ASSURED.
The Keu,l,4,r.us will hold nm 1nheDrudcut t~nn
,.,,i, t r. ;e mr. ~, ,or,,;,, ,,,.r ,,,a,. ,.u
'etiou' va ~ - ~. ~ .''''' 'a-'s 'nes go
nominate independent Candidates. saoulu Tie
:iracjn$1cr platform be So fEuincd that 1t will
3t,t REQUIRE the surrender of principle on the
,,,r, NJ ,r,,hli.,ns on Tho ,1.,,, ,,uostto, ona
t,,, ~ -. 1,''.',: ~ ,,.,. ~
siou'. suo Ae'''!uster' W sa1'stheto
ry,ii Is very prcbabe that tho Republican Con-
tc;l,ion
ur111 1x,,opc1- ruE ,,r .r11-srr, r,r Arpop>,
"'A-t' A' - >.1',,'.r,. '' 0N>'A
@ND e.ASotuAia
4ae luuuence o1 tue li5pupllcan5 Us factor IN
, 1881-05-29
TURKISH {uGS.

In our advertising columns Mcssrs. Ellison,
Fiersielm l. Co. announce IL sule ut auction OF
large, rare, and elegant collection Of Turkish,
Persian, and Circassan rugs, carpets, and EN-
broileries. Tho collection is superior to any
thing heretofore Offered In ChieuHo und should
attract buyers. Tho sale is positive, aud will
tuke place Tuesday. May il, at IL o'clock, at
store Il! Wabash avenue.
, 1881-05-29
"tMPERttl. EDUDD!A,n

Mr. Mosher's lntcst novelty is making photo
Eruplls to appear III tho most elaborate fur
nishcd purors, drawing rooms, Or library, sur
rounded with the comforts and pleasures Of
home, which is IL charming souvenir luule only
by MosLcr, IL State street. 1Ir. N. engaged,
while in New York, one of tic finest pnstei and
crayon artists III America. ANY one desiring
portraits had better give him 4 call before going
cIsnNhnrR.
, 1881-05-29
cD-1PFRA1[{1J m Cn}ES

4 short time since our lcauiug shoeusakcrs
formed Il corporate company for tho sal. Of
their own work. thereby duirg away with one
retail profit We notice that their TWO stores,
-. State street and 10i Clark street, are not
only opcn but d credit to this liue Of our city's
business,
, 1881-05-29

Prof. Morris Dcrnhar;t tho distinguished
optlcian, No. l2o Stntc street. is recognized
master Of his profession. Ills ability and glasses
are vouched for by our lest citizens, medical
colleges aud scientific schools.
, 1881-05-29

Tho finest bass fishing iu the country can now
be had ut Syrucuse Lake, Indiana.
Excellent hotel accommodations, boats, etc.
Greatly reduced rates vim d. s. o. X. Il. For
tickets and further information apply to ticket
Office, " Clark Street.
, 1881-05-29
4 FACT V{nRTH RTh?|HG IN MINI

In these days Of "Silosit!y" it Is money
sayed' to purchase the reliable ''Tisher" re-
friccrator, new Hub range, las. itodgers s. Sons
cutlery. The largest liues always found ut Dal-
tou's 81 State street.
, 1881-05-29

DETROIT, Mich, May @S.-slAry Dcnnen, of
this city, to-, day recovered $3.50 damages FROM
Patrick buckley, saloonist, for selling liquor
to her huSUunu,
, 1881-05-29

Millinery goods and noyelties on Thurs
day, Juue3. Z. \. ContAnt Il Co., las State
street,
, 1881-05-29

Kings. = South Clark street, IS n decided
SUCCESS. Tho frozen punches had m immense
run yesterday, and no end to those big 1em-
onale5.
, 1881-05-29

~ physician. man OF ereat experience and
dlstlnsu1shed prudence, and be urged the in
be at ilrst somewhat difficult Of assimilation.
Ihis advice the invalid followed with the result
f,nt ne"ye described; The genuine HoI,s Malt Ex-
rant Il Company, than whom no house in
the country is better known or more trust
IoSton Courier. For sale by all druggists and
fancy ErOcer5. -
Cat0rrh and TNFonr Diseases Cured in
one-hnli the time at this season that is possible
IN cuid weather. UnQuest1onnhie reference
given. Dr. Clcsson Pratt. o43 State street.
No risks. Profits certain. Send for
Circulars Garden City Grnin Exchange, CHI
cago, Ill.
, 1881-05-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Areud Kn.ngss-l'rof. e. IT. I7aIe In
n communication to TIE TR1nCSE says:
"Kumyss should be the reliance Of the ply >
sician in al thuse eases of debility in
which prompt Improvement Of the general tone
is is.lperutiye. kunlySs is the andcst n,li E1ust
cnsiv trcstul food, end Us such tho hest nour
ish1ncnt for IL weak stO1Eac: ut the same time,
through tho process Of fermentation which
kumyss underyoes medicinal qualities nrc sle-
yeloped which We vun!y look for III 1natcr;a
.ne1!cu. In nausea. vomiting; cxirer:7c cAscs nf
dyspepsia kulns.ss acts like 4 charm, promptly
relieving MI the distressing symptoms of such
c:tses- When the stUllach rejects nil else.
EuriySs Il retained 1IId ,ism:tutet}, Atfnrt!i!,s
the patient nuur!stment, strength aud ctyrniurt.
and MS Il logical consequence, nervous
ness ccnst:s AMI refreshing sleep follows.
In scurct, intermittent, gastric. and
typhoid fever. prefer kiisnyS5 rs the cycts-
I'VE diet 1t satisfies thirst n1lL hunger :lllays
the fever. knmyss has considerably tho ad-
vantage over drugs, il, thar il never CAN 10
is m absurstiiy which Eo intclir?nt physician
attempts in this day. Bnt uae C.lr IN extreme
cases shn,.fd kumyss be resurteh TO: it should be
tho chief remedy Tor Il weak stomach under all
circumstances. Tho tlys;tpt:c nrlin"wnrkrr
with few riasses Of kumyssn Gay will improve
his digestion nnd his nerve force, Ladies' wnu!I
lie less nfryniis more vigorous. and healthier
looking if they woid add to their daily diet II
few glasses Of ku1nyss."
Send for treatise on kumrsa4 Beware of iEni-
tatuns-
Arend's K,lmys5 is not soid to the trade but
to cuHSuu,eTs only
4. Arcnd, chemist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue
, 1881-05-29
K1afT-a 1.,}f ExYr1rt-<trer,~fl, for II,

K1oH-s H1alt Ex@rart-StEenrfh for In
valids,-Thc writer oF this paragraph has
within his own personal knowledge ii c:t5e in
which lady who has Been IN Invalid for ,1nny
years h:,s received immediate ami most won-
dcrfuI llencnr frutn using Malt Extract. 1n-
deed the return Of toni. To the stomach and
digestive ortplns. of st-nngtu To the ft7're. and
uuuyAncv and chccrfunrss tn the lni1la ha3
been so rapd and complete ssut the w'l.''e t1!:$
hEs almost lie mir Of magic. The Extract wsiS
in this ease s11oa; y Recommended BY tile iaui-
, 1881-05-29
DIcY GOODS. <Cc.
THE RESORT
West Division i People
IN SEARCH OF THE
VERY LATEST NOVELTIES
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY,
SILK SUITS WRAPS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
LACES, hosiery, ETC.
/, R||YAN&G g. Co.'s
PALACE
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ncxnnr kaodinnn O. QnaK;a nin


Approaching, as they do, the fact that
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK is fresh from
the manufacturer, that it was purchased
sixty days later in tho season than any stock
OF Dry Goods in the City Of Chicago, and
consequently at j great discount, we So
licit inspection and comparison, knowing
that we can convince the most skeptical
that Our entire stock is thoroughly in keep
ing with our assertions, and that we can
save our customers
From 10 to 20 Per Gent
Over prices offered by any other house in
the city.
The following are only few Of the many
bargains we have to offer during the coming
week:
Three tots Summer Silks at 39c, 49c, and
5vc. truFff. 40 per cent more.
sOc-
19-inc's Blac,: Satin at 5oc, usually sold for
147r.
t9-inr,4 1''ac1: French sati,. at s5e, good
rnfMe TOR 81.
s:-i"eh E!ac1: French Satin at csc. sold
iaaci; t;ros- Grain SIR ut aoc; ,co,41d be
cheap at 70c.
Iiach: t:ros- Grain suh, rich, neary, full
gram, az 19c, cheap ut 81.
1-i"cj! Eiart; Cachcnsire -itera1Ira, the
crtebrntstt make or Il. Giru,ta t. Co., onty
J:."cI: Satin dc Lyon, ali silk, o3c, selling
el!st4.!tE3'. TT .S(.3J.
Htacl: Satin Nrrveiilc,tr at $ 1.2o; a bargain
at :sI.G3.
*e-iMcA Satin and .silh Danasse at G5c, tceN
trortI !'.5c.
i>o,blc- Fold ILL., 1gooi Black Bunting at
3or: r3ttop at 50c
Don1ie- Eotd Luce Bluc1; Bunting at 39c,
tsu,:A DIE.
;{-iac't Lace B",.tings, oil cozors, only 15c;
sold er-rUtrI.rre tts !i5c.
80 pcs CIreu<xia3t fIuids at I0c u7.d 2Jc;
rt,y stylish cnd neat.
100 i'rs .J'iHcd; French ert1u ,7,.e sO-ineJt
CHShuseres at .5Oc, treIf rcorfh G.7c.
Job lot E:sgfi*h [u~in.errx, alt colors, 81
f"cA al *2r. r--crf ftiones'{y cheap.
Fir: cases Figured Ltz,rHs o.ty IL 1-::c; best
calHc erer offered.
Ttro cc>cs Hrocade Dress Goods, ,rool filling,
only 15c.
T"tse cases DeoeiJc S.titinys at IL 1-2c;
yrsUt bargain.
4" addition to the nborc. ace are otTering de-
c;'frd bargains in Suit Dept. t;3ore, C0rxct,
aud Hosiery Dcpts.: also Millinery, Kibbo,.u,
and Lace IrIt$, Osir stock is entirely n..,U
and n t1frst style, consequently tee hare
o!a fJnoR* 70 1tft3.
1ln carly inspection earnestly iuritesl. Care
fi "A;t courteous Intention triU n{,rIyx be
motto. z. f. EE-1A .E CO.
T. S.-Open till $3.50 Saturday evenings.
, 1881-05-29
BUSINESS EII.iHCE.S.
4 Rare Business Opportunity.

An old established bakery, Confectionery, CnndY
MnuufaC.1=3. Toy House sos salc; toinK pront-
able Id country tr:,de in bEtn. cakes. candies,
nutA c,xars ana toys: IN: OVEN; sudt fountain .lth
t1un: nld stand: running water, ce-hou.e good eei
1nr. and heahJ surrt,u n1ngs Present re:i.Cs
from bus:ne.. nItnGe.1ler. For address WM.
CAILLE, 20. Uo1 lI1a Clinton, 11wn-
, 1881-05-29

(Best FIVE frame goods), which we
offer at S1.4o per yard. We shall
open on Monday morning 20 new
patterns in these goods, which
have not yet been shown in this
market. Elegant designs and col
orings in
, 1881-05-29

WHAT ONE POSTAL. CARD COST MIR. JOHN
CARMICHAEL EL-1suESl' OVER TO COURT
FOR CALLING SENATOR MAH0SE An OP-
PROBR1Ots NAME
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20
MARYLAND NOTES.

The members of Talbot Circuit M. E.
churches propose holding a camp meet
n ing at the old camp ground, in Broad
Greek Neck, commencing on the 9th of
August and continuing ten days.
On Wednesday, june l, the grounds
of the Emory Grove Camp Meeting As
sociation, on the Western Maryland +
railroad, will be sold under the fore
closure of two mortgages that are past
due
The fish Matching goes on rapidly at
Sharp's Point. Operations are conduct
ed at Smiths and Malone's fisheries.
Last week eighty thousand shad were
taken to the Pocomoke from Salisbury
by Mr.. Wroten. Over million young
shad have been put in the Wicomico
river and millions of herring.
The Elkton gas company is reported
to be in financial difficulties, and may
have to suspend The receipts do not
meet the expenses.
Archbishop Gibbons confirmed one
hundred and twenty young persons OF
both sexes on Sunday, the 10Th, IN st.
Mary's Church, Bryantown, Charles
county
It IS SAID IIdb IeOtA hun uteo bSCh
selected for the new bridge across the
Susauehanna by the engineers OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
The island in the middle of the river
will give a good foundation for years
and there is a solid rock foundation Tor
the abutments on either side OF the
river.
The farmers living along the shore of
the Chesapeake bay are astounded at
Der Of Ieote , that
from the Eastern Shore. They not only
| survive the voy age, but climb up on
shore prepared to devour every green
thing. All efforts to check their advance
are futile. Though myriads are
destroyed, as many more are continu-
ounly adyancing-a tireless, rayenous
, horde, resembling in their work q
destruction one OF the plaques Of Egypt
The Baltimore and Ohio engineer
are still at work. The southern rout
q has been surveyed as far as Aberdeen
! and it passes through every farmer
: flower patch on its way thither.
! The Middletown Register says tha
S life insurance spectators in that localit
/ have raked in about $4,000 in the pas
= five weeks.
> The barns Of Josephus Hackensmit
e and John Sluss, near Emmittsburg. Md
Y were destroyed by fire. Mr.. Hacker
+ smith lost four horses by the fire,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20
XLVIIth CONGREss--specini session.
SENATE

MAY l0.-The Senate held brief ex-
ecutive session, after which the Repub-
hcan senators held a caucus, at which
no decision was reached relative to ac-
ton on contested nominations The
Postmaster General has Topped oft a
number of useless mail routes.-The
nomination of Gen. A. d. Hazen, to be
assistant attorney general for the Post
office Department will be Withdrawn,
and he will retain his present position
as Third Assistant Postmaster General
The Secretary of the Treasury refuses
to increase the duty on cotton ties.-
The Senate confirmed a number Of
nominations, among them being that of
James Longstreet, to be United States
marshal for Georgia.
MAY 12.-Mr. Kellogg rep, La
called up his resolution requiring the
heads Of the various executive depart
ments to furnish information relative to
SipGabeS rRp sDralEllt9fe5qis in their respec
was referred to the Committe on Print
ling. Mr.. McDill rep, Ia J called VI
the resolution offered by him, directing
that hereafter there shall be contained
IN the Official Register of the United
States information as to the congress
siOnal district from which each govern
ment employe is appointed. Mr.. Brown
| Dem, Ga.) offered an amendment pro
viding that it should also contain in
formation as to whether such employees
are white or colored. The resolution
and amendment were referred to the
Committee on Printing. Mr. Hoal
/ rep, Mass offered a resolution direct
ing the Committee on Privileges and
Elections to inquire and report at the
next session of Congress what measures
are needful to secure the ascertaiument
and declaration of the result Of the elec
tion Of president and vice president
Adopted.
MAY 16.-In the United States Senate
the Vice-President presented communi
cations from Senators Conkling an(
Platt, Of New York, announcing tina
they had rendered their designations t,
the Governor of New York. The Senat
then went into executive session.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

The marriage of the Grown Prince
Rudolph, of Austria, to the Princess
Stephanie, of Belgium, was imposingly
solemnized at Vienna. Thomas Jones,
editor of the New York Voits Zeitnng,
was recently arrested at Dresden, charg-
ed with travelling in the interests of the
Socialists. = Charles Bradlaugh was
again expelled from the House Of Com
mons on motion of Sir Stafford North
cote.-An outbreak against the Jews has
occurred at Kieff, Russia, and the mill
tary were called OUT to restore order
The sessions of the International None
tary Conference continue.-In the House
of Commons, Mr.. Parnell asked why
Mr., Dillon was arrested, but Mr., Fors-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

The sons of Cincinnati landlord
scared an undesirable tenant out of a
house by dangling a skeleton in the
doorway at night, and then pulling the
9eli, thus creating the impression that
death desired to call,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

ster. seconded by Mr.. Gladstone, refused
\ 60 explain.
A treaty has been signed bo.rra..
france and Tunis, the former ASSUMING
Protectorate and occupying certain
frontier polnts.-The Italians are indie
na1t over the turn of affairs in Tunis
an1 Germany declines to sympatbize
with them.-Prince Bismarck saws fbot
lhe relations between France and Ger
many continue serene.-Cf Greece will call
Ile attention Of the powers to the LARGE
concentration of Turkish troops in Thes-
saly.-Gen Nelikoff, commandment.
ciliet OF ~. Petersburg, and several Rms
s sIah SaDlnet Ministers have resigned
Ihe Catires in South Africa are fiobt1no
again. y n'ins
The Bey of Tunis protests to the
roIte That he signed the French treaty
under pressure of superior force. It is
SAID the British government will main
tam the position that Tunis is still a
part oil the Ottoman empire. The Italian
press continues the action of France
I,hing Humbert of Italy has accepted
tne resignation of his cabinet-Tb |
ureek question is suggesting thoughts |
OF war once more.-The Russian people /
are resigning themselves to the regime |
OF reaction, but apprehensions of fur
ther disaster are rife. Further persecu-
tlon ll, OF the Jews in Russia is reported
Inc llrst copy of the new version of
me New Testament will be presented to
queen Victoria. Baroness Burdette-
JJoutts was chillingly received at the
yueen's last drawing room.-It is said
nat Mr.. Gladstone is to be made an
,arl -
Sihe 4 franeo-funisiau treaty is exciting
controversy amonr F,,Ta7
'ean ear. journals, courts and cabinets
Nv NY. .rens-Sahara expedition is to be
rganized, and the murder of Col Fiat
ers and his men will be ayenged.-
tefugee Jews are warned not to seek {
rejection at Warsaw, where anti-Jewish 5
lacards are already posted. Edwin q
tooth will probably return to the United g
tates in July ON account of his wife.