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, 1881-05-24
A. PROHIBITION ! WAX,

READING. Pm, Alny @3.-A strung tempcr-
ancu crusade, illltcr the leadership 0f \. n.
Wannnnlneller. Is III prnpress hCr. Last
evening tho .stagG of tie Youllg MEMS Chris
tfian AssaSiat9n {a1l wns cr"W,ct l with ,t Ml.
speeches were ,l!n.lc by varit,i,s ninslers
against r.. l.nucr, the ilrrwcr.a tho culicItl-
slnl, IT Which tho lley. J. y. Spear, who wns
u, tho stnge. r'sN md fnrcil'ly defended
excitct!ly arnsc, spiHett The llcy 1tr. Sprar ly
tlls collar mud 0r!prull him 10 eay9 Tie stage.
tircnt eSritenel,t -pravn!led. .a!Ht the. lley.
Afr. SpeAr hastily departed. lte writes II
to UrgniiizG Il IiEW movement.
, 1881-05-24
GOSSIP.


special Dt.pateh to Tbs chieupo Tribune.
,or.'SoFiE1.D. ILL.,, Alay Gl-Whtlu this scs-
,a', ,'on 0as Titus far been remarkable for tho
'',a"et ,'. ant! hnrmlcs,less ut Its windy COLI
'4. Hae' 'ae Indications arc That sher0 IL
SI"ser, s;'a, perhaps blouAsl,ed, allp,.d. Grim.
itMI i'suIeA War III tho person TT {,oIl. Hiram
tfs@id' ta.' lAdtntant.tie,lrral uf the horse,
a,'1,' "!, aiagoots, Asll navy OF tho State, has
S".l,I's S"vssea communication to Senator
=. 'sss1Ies calling for III immediate public M
,r +,t'o ~, Or worss said to have bccn uttered
NJ ~ ua ,as ns''ingtun County man Fri.lay lust
,I.",.. Mo noof VI tlle Sunatu leu,gatory to the
,a"a, sn!s ot s'tn, lI'lllaul. Yl,u words In
S.st'oa . wrre really spnkuu By Scilatnr s1er-
AL w. u e1'lstfEasiUn 0r Se,lntur Needles,
co"'sa e""ststed " n modest suggestion IN tho
1ss ,,aI, VI dehan tisat Gen, llllliarsl bo util-
's< 1nE ACHING nHowa OF THE DEA-
rnt,. i, NcilAcY
,',sl Sa'.a tAc Katl WAS bulng put tlloro III tho
Ssnp, " " Congressional .App.xtlou,lc,,t bill,
mi .,. ~. herrltl, OF course, pleads Aurcss,
.Sssdn' d.A'oMa lllo wfl0ln thug o,, Seuatur
jJat1' jJI' lls'lre tile communication. l;e,,.
spnti.,,.W " WY sIs f1nhh by ,rnE TRIBUNE corrc-
viii liz sas a1tern1oll ut tho Statu Arse,,nl
Hiat.,mt am amy " nllu Nlntl cleaning II huge
Wur, r., othe- listol, u reIlr III tlie Ulack iMWk
cStt,.inutf u tfciaSttt 10 bu Interviewed, but tho
hiIn MA swIt,l illh tho satisfaction Uf Bt,uluw
tupts N.Y. W. le pistol, lnu.! It III with st3yri
heu siosi ~ ~ eortGDb tn hold the,t, IN, aisl
gufs at. ,', oui nil tho waf-pa,li, Visions Ut
Alll4s. ''" constantly hunting tiMll
, 1881-05-24

r,,,,,a,s, m ~. n nv S''a,.. ......
Na.nnu ,,ebii.mn mi @ 1:,y".,o, mt y. II, t,n,r.. W"
vo II was moi l,v II o,,,stio, uew #, i'm Smmnis
Ut nlir pu'Illos; Whelhor 1r '.st II r1,1's Hh0ntd
be nominated fur thtrtl terr,l. Upnn th1a u,les-
root,nr. t,,t"r u,uI t,,,n,,.,, "'N" eo'
'cu.asxs s,., u.'sut WA .'.onsu; 'a'; ,,
hiost unusual efforts nau seeen put !oElp 7"
ty,lpntlv ,,safrtrd tnt In was the n,t,. nm WIN
nnII e "icrtI md ttv nmTv NH :" = f1t,s,, t"r,,
liz, rcins ~ I;ns..r,,.Unt tu.,ii In. s"r,tiv H..
trusted: Iht, univ ,uti III fnIlI lin splitit w,Mii,1
,jyu i,lji.ujuprI 49,
Hi,a ~ fi.,w"M ~ thn nu,,.tj,Ir] 4orn,nrs woro
,,t,iH, ~ ~. min III, th.,v .x,s. r., " I'M ,,rsv
EVr tlnys tuero wua 4 Iusdi,s,k. ri,rro
, 1881-05-24
HOUSE,.

.u.,,,, n,,n,,th n r1s f,at,nr, r+ts,n..
ar,,ynr,,, Ill., Atnv r1-fn anIt,. nf tim
" .sot 81. !. s,,,,os,d Ia In tl,e tnst rrrl;
- ' ,hs sas.nn thn house lackrt1 II u1,ur,,tn Mt
", " @ n,onJrr 1,nur tIIa ,nnrn,nr. thn crn,vti
,.ho poy,r can reprtss tI,e dcsir1, tn 40 home
,".s Sun,lo,. h,yiu,, fni1rd viii, sn,nc hon.
W.. .,sh,a oxc";,t,ns Fl, rrturn IN ttnc Thn ~.
sn.. ,Sos hat I'm siytv.oI,f mn,nhnrs urrscnt
ta,nc,l M N anil rnyc nna,,i,not,s consent tn
~, o,I,.nrrr,c,t nf n ,,u,nhnr Of Iu,,orent
r.c,s,rcs nooinst w,,oso nrouress ,,ol,olv
,~an,, ~ co.iI nl,,cct In this ,vav t1,e Snrnv,
taha Watrr,Worls hi,l tno Tny-Invv iii.
.Sa Towns,tr Insurance, I'm nn1 savrrni
nhors nth % wcra st,ny,si ntonu on o., tto nircH,fv
crow,tul caIen,lur. At one time It lnokrd III
# ,he House would Strike snan oyer Nr.
rplly,s hIl} tn mt tha fln1tron,1 nnI ,ynrn.
Asn, ".' H. n"s .4so n>iu. "''., ", MY nv
Aoase e'''h'isS'o'ets vi sA''ls VI 5S,uM nsn
pcr allnusn, alal tn pay tho Secretary 81 Gao,
with all allowance Of 500 for ,tl1ce expenses.
str. Colllus moved to rnise The Co,nniE ss!Ull.
TIL S1,UN be tier, and 1t was fortunate thnt
nobo,y demanded ttle ayes md ,,ocy, for the
so'e ~o"'u n.'s sl'""'a no a"ueum. lho
Speaker declared the amendment lost, a1ltl
the sehclne for putting these llnrd-workeu Of
At}ats ot
,ur7 or 1,,v.n Avn w.rr,,
.it'i W h,'hAo NNp "A,EH'
eolnpaFatiSelS speaSt1't'. was moved along to
third rea,ll1g. A bill requiring railrou, c,1,l-
pa,lIes to build br},lEts Mt crossings when
burh br,ircs urc np,.,lcl nvsr tl,p,r r,,,nt ~
wa, anil y ;itl ] r,,,.t",, ",'. tho ' ,to,nsts % ~
1'late'glass Insurance companies from $780,
Hoto s"0o00, with Il provision requiring MS
koetatIul.s Of lndiyiuunIs-l{ke tin 1,s,y,ls.
1or lustance--to nnltr s,,ch ,lrrostta 10 wnli
, 1881-05-24

in,onaon correspondent ~ thc Mapchnaser
,etk par. ~ =. slnFuIar cesuinnny rcuui,tiy
y vruIls,ns', y. which Ii not statp1l humber
ihs urpnss. AAt'"t VI WHOM nre HlptpGtra nf
~ iha p', t.i'tly assembled In tho cIli,rui,
ianeIs l,.nim.'t' l,nm,",' Or viewing tho holly ot ois
tas drsp.r. ft'p wh" ,tital IN lfsx leaving 10
Lord Ha,ursa NJ bad acluIrr,l III t6o position of
nu tuns{.arns. ",,'cer hIs nsssiuity Ia fuliiI,,E
a,, ), Gar,, nnttathed towhic.. siiatlon rIruvl
aad hslH, Svl aoe eerpsa away from, tbs us,.rSrs.
Setks. va,. lat Kot pNsscssin OF tho CHURCH.
ssvfli asstb.u ueg t.s'nu III celebrailon uf Han.
Aao bodys which was etubulMed,
, 1881-05-24
...+ocs Prevent n Quorum IT,
tic llonse i'll tho l'orc-
)IONi1s
r,. Entire Afternoon Consumed In
~ Considering the General Appro.
priation Bill.
1.,, 1cn III m Unfinished stato nnil an
Adjournment for tic Slow
Taken.
o,,,,0r Of Hostilities Betwoen n State
Officer and q Senator Expected
at Any Moment.
SENATE.
ny THE tIt.tHItT flNttT.
I.t.u.teh II Ihk fthteHan 1.kf6unf.


srtrtat Iit,,s,,eh to The Chseaaa Tribune.
avn1yaf,E,n, H., ,lny @'.-'T'M Scnato
.anr"npd ", @ ut tile usual l,olr this morning,
to ssnstor Il,nt presiding. There was ITO
auoru,n fr present, however, md, nfter trnts-
s.,g little unt.mpurtallt business, III. a't-
su.r,,mcnt %, WIS hui uuttt afternoon.
\ srMNlN OF flol'sE Hills
.ru,e real I,l the afternoon, and referred to
aunroptiae committees.
'f Tna Ifuusc biis requiring officers having
,,o roptrol of public funds to publish state
n,rnI, of the disbursements thereof was read
,yo,,tt time, debated ut length, nil ordered
10 third reading.
4 lIouscbfl! compelling county officers to
tneu over 10 tllolf slecess0rs tho books,
n,urrs anil funds of their ullices was nfso
trht u third reAd!tE. ,.
s',' ! tiuIse bin amending tho INV Of, quo
warral,tU hy giving courts the power to Ill
nuiJc iulul Tic legality uf proceedings ants
1jor M to thu issuing OF licenses, wclit tile salnc
Way. ,.t, .,.1
,aacall Of the SrnutG. 1t Showed III Iut.-
rv,n. anil M adjournment wits accordingly
lad unttl tomorrow morning.
, 1881-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

rINO CONTjtAEIOltS.-t; Il a u / n u
w =. iY1 y Hssnti,sss. .M, II 9@i ss !.
MnJ y to Hunt. H0Gkweli i 5I xtnL. CuntraC&uIs,
Rev Castle, Henry Euunly, lu1lAa1-
, 1881-05-24

sptctdl nLjratrt to The Chicago Tribune,
llorSrE1sGS Ark, Alay :5.-I.uts arrivals:
VI. j. Adams, s. Engsn1Mcr, ,jaules Bernard,
New York; j. s. Riley, Springfield. ILL.,; j.
n. Drue. Cincinnati, o.; y. n. .Murtlt,. 1hi-
C.; L. 7. McCliuttmk, l'I,'ss,,:re, Pa. Edwin
AlArl,la Ailt wife, Now Haven, Conn.
Y =----Aa-----
I have long prescribed tho s!.nkers' sarsapa-
,illas. aN think + '''ost valuable n'e9Iten0-
, 1881-05-24

0NE FlREtN'X i,oIt.Ell, + DlA.,, Il
leet iu,l9 ,lselux tix " y tuht,z 31 u In f4s -ciAss
ufAQt, fur salu by llAtnf ! nf.tILt:5, Ii 1Aa u
alicllsNIl.xt II r. ...
, 1881-05-24

T{tl1t SAt.E-sh, ,00o--ONE Or TIL: HEST
It :sxia rfurG il a0tIs. cH.t fY.G IL bWlli. ai,d
su!. @ b hatst fat sn! i.s,n r.th f[o'lt ~ iaxS,;;
Iy st IT., net 1t, 81, 5Snsi n III S x ~ ntsa!n
at nr,r sgnt i"ra yc!I* !akc.*t pr.nctty ':nnw u
Mutt bo Rd ut Dnc4 Il. Is. BOYD, 1i'snin !. 1I Midi
, 1881-05-24
f,.aSI-t}EF ULtlI'iII4Nti,

A Ill. LADIES AND Tl.EMEN WHO
~ wirll 10 sti aast-.tr rloihtnR enTla. anH lGt.
~ aa!yM Eay;an!ys :. :% rsr % ry&t n@tS H sd! taa
buenuIu aur k.lv Il inn;o, wurtpd Absolutely 2.uD
YtIs curp0t* ntiI J nyvrsals, Tor which will pxY
lilo hxhrn snAA utIGg. 5t!uTs by null fu,.tlf ~
Iun,ic IL. li.in1nbur this nuLht,ur--aA v AtatI..L
, 1881-05-24

NATIONAL. SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIA.
IN non ssynr: ps1s @ ~, saySats stS ta!T.t IL
"Llllv Buok un Patents fEt.. ut1icss II IlaFk..t-
A4yGl ~ Ch!eA.o. lit, aud w f-sk. NasAtnktv1U ~
, 1881-05-24

DtJSI.yI:.SS CII.i NkiE.s.
72OAltDlNG-]lOUsE, WELl-lAYISfI
slilk. .runts, h,Irrcs and wnxans.
hpllnn-slHre. varJ cilalt.
' iss'a.:r'as. '',"H ,s,.s!ss sss% s:i;ss:' r!.ss
!@;tasess::!N!'n'. @ Y; sash y sr''.n; n !,s,,,,
i1ssSsit ihssStsii as ittis 81 North c.nrk
IaNut; STORE FOK SALEM \ FAST-
!S sss;::: s':$;:' y; ii.
llO9 s.ALE-u!t EXGlIASGE FOR
aSg!s ~ 1i:h! ss !as sy s'n.
1IW.I, S,tt.E-SYt'Ck GROCERIES,. IN
l. ciaans .arru a',4 wu.on, taD; vvol lovusiun. Al
ITon sALE-A CLEAN DlltM,SrOCK
- u..nt,ssl!a1 tratlo. Ad.ire.. g. yar4 TrtGuau.
r11O MANUFACTURERS AND BusI.
ks:; " x t. S 'saf:
ias!orsts q sinS:s aSy sciaa,at'sy i i!ss ia-ss
w. s" tsi IL aSss XII
VIZ e. - yys, ,,. Il .rs or small
a Il sw - aSsTs, Ss r. ,S q ,x @
ksssy .nes . ousrea to
'afsas ri Ss;s ssss an fund
u sssif! t:is !tyss IT, '7'"
lioEssx u. tho ,HaAna&iult Ut ulU T.. u, z. II H.
Company, Ch!cnEo. ~ -
d:.i mi M t;,.sIs.t Il ,natai 1isa, uu;sis, MH
A,s mt44o mar uoa'vG. Taller tus EtsT 3niy. 1hls
mud il surrounded vi pvssy .!dv, " sbrt lsiact.
" .s WY Int xa III 9;s ToG n9tsa . aaSs III ~
lurlutlu. lAyNsl!satu thS imMleIta&u!y. sc1 III.
g..} f1Df1 WILL uuY 4 WELL. rs.
sp)s WV tnlf>hed uNd IAynX bu.tflexai HI Gash
ON leading bl.tne.s AIr4et A1tlIess i ". Trl6uAa
l'HnFI3SSItt.N.lL,
A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT Law,
~ sl!t tluurhurn.s EhlruY- ADVICE tEuc, renra'
elvarteurv- NusIuvss quietly unu LOCALLY uAtssastu4
, 1881-05-24
fk1}' KE.iL I:S1.tIL.
- iann-st.. it'ari,I :;
Vi. IMwr.hcc.ny+. s.fnot ssrcet.

viii ent f,r &SI rnel nnN or ali f the abovu sata
trseert lfs eurs ht) which T. aitn Init nr u Cn4ll
nnwn. Ti'ey nrs IN t1ia r!inttinh.t cntnrE hf IT,
sn*tnt Mr. w: T. HtGreya nnsr, ret'rn,r on Yin.
t+rsnr. and FtiTy-ktiFtissl. Thin hs.yn tuss II,
nl,o 0r ti, hat ttuilts.r10,a III irnau brIV lust
,,Hs q t!!r trttx,Mtnn q thu ctt7. i"n r4 Lii'i
I'M tnttarn s'rtts::nv. cars y: unfn5 anu tve
9l.cs? tr.'m Thu tntl1 s'cnsrn! tnrt,ni and Only
nl:.s, t.n,n %, isouexaftls ing .nh 'nIk Sa,.
q! ihbsp Int& d liIeF viii bn con.irrattl. nluvc.
srhta ths!s In tho l,esEh hbstrlt"t ills r,iHn,i'r.
III sell nj t,nru ~ ~ - = ~ - ~
, 1881-05-24

bpftfaf t"rrfstsr'itnee NJ 7Ar rhteaao Tribune.
,pEs MONIES. Mny tH.-Cnnli oilo look ucit,w
tho satrfacc OF lnwn It,ttles ut tho present tng
no wotllA uiaenver network Ut wires esmpletu
rs tho veins nf the husnun holy running III MI
directions, snlne large, Euli,e small, nlld Romu
"lccdlu felsnrs.' Never sinco Iowa has lecuma
II 1Hlwcr III politics hns sire ha my cuntest that
represented so ttIlch srcnuth md n,,lltty m tho
cominE oncs f''r Congressman, a,. BnvcrnUr.
Ntri'lly As 1nwh has grown III atrIc,Iiturnl.
ft1ftlsfrlni mechanical. An mineral !ru'tl,cts
shu fnls acRrecy kept pncc with tho DEVELOPER Of
tll lnwh l,t III fNstnnNl putItirs ns wall tjl,
utility Df hcr representative men shtt,pa f1rt,
srcunH u M3,,c. allI nlti.nisf sh fsas *ent nut
lhtI tue tsurld such 1iGn IN EIrkwttnl, knssnir,
mid ut!sors, still thnrr llre tusu yet within bor
borders who would mt felr to cross lslu!uGlsl
aro now III tho lists fnr tIu conlK faii hnt,o,s,
Ihu Senatorial cAhtcst seeins to tmyr I,;lr-
rs,we.! tnyt, 4, two .nen. Tho l .I"hn II. tiear,
JNlles Msvu, WIN Ia ihnstrt.t!,y many to bo Tho
niD.t ritliInt nun tn ti,o State: Gov: flear hls
knwlrluo 9f t1e ArlIra, 1uctls. nnu u:tl,lliiltes
nt hs 4rnwl1I4 stnic: and with hls tAllco U bauk
h!,. stands rcu.ly tho l'est eh'ncc. nl!l,u.iHli
WILSON'S trtri!ds feel fnro nf c,cginK their nIt
whichever fhnll be cssaseh will liz Mn ui1u
rel,rrsnniatltg of i!Js constituency al tho
s!'rcnd over il much wider. Held First. ijurc.l
L. sicrsnnt!. rs,w Stutn A,nlltnr; following hIf,
e!Sssly u ~, S,.tr lnrrnes wo by Strong
Iieulein.ni utrcrlpr. Will, ,nnny ,xar,n fr.eu.ls.
when 1t Is foiiHI .lnt nu,i,cr shcri,iutl nur
lL1rr.5eo cnn nut tic 1l,.nLnhtun, ~ win
cnnl,gl, nr theIr delegate. 10 elect him: ilint,
cO1lt:s ktmamll. tho Temperance clrl!atc. who
ms S'nuf ttsanGc Ut whining: md utter him II
nel," asld WHO arsi4 md edits tho Republicans
1rRan In tho town over nEu!.,st 0nilthiI. Hu III
ono OF tho allest ns well ~ ,Ost popular lnsl,
, Tho stNtc, Alsd Tcw wt,ulJ he snrry IL lc were
cho:en ~ wehr lilo n,untio Gov. tirur hns 10
cr1uitnhiy wnrn.
Ont pt slcl1 tIclf 1nwn Is sure TO bc nl,ly rnv-
erilc if any hlu Ut tfiout bu tse. Tt,e Gllll,-
pn9Rn, though ullc pf tho httrst, Is he!ua cu-
dsirtcti III Il manner MNst erctlItnhln tn MI ct,I-
cerne una my nttetipt ut 1n,id-sltnaln1 is s,,p
pressed At utfCG. OF. ~
, 1881-05-24
l'it4E'I;SHIt1.X.lL,

A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT Law,
sl!t tlearlurns EhuYtt. ADVICE tEue; u renrA'
elvarteurv- NusIuvas u4letly unu Vsaly Lat.aastu4
, 1881-05-24

LOST IND FtJUED.
r }S'l'- rETWEl:N 10 lI.LISNlS.Sr.
IL an !. D. AMtllvMn l!s,l*. EIurk.s tiru,Hn ht
trHsncs iurc.. u. + y Il. II, irasht: :hU,*. FINur
feaTanthit Fsward. ii. Il. slHsEIlt:is. -
7 1OSr-SAruEDAl, alSr. \ BRIGHT
lWy n!.f. NJ hunds h!1h, 4 ysnss .,i,i. Meirhl9x
Il. D!tAlEIl. N:7 NDst Mndri,ti.st:
, 1881-05-24

......-. I'EltSUN4dL. ...-.....
11ERSON.tI.-l HATTIE: YOU NEED
1 mover. 1ht. ona everything. JACK,
TEp.-lSFOltAlAT[ON OF pAT-
w rick Fnu:itI uf tl:H tn.tl, GAunty Auntls. fru-
land. j. u. ttI&ils!, IN, .n NtlwnukuH-My.
, 1881-05-24

A NY AMOUNTS 10 LOAN, IN FUR
~ nfturh wttl.tlt tHi.Gyal lau.ts and 3t!sar
..:nEttlr6 NJ loWsAt rHtes II Derborn.at. itooDs
, 1881-05-24

1TANTEl>-tANYC CANvASSElsS FOlt
in1 tant sgtllnH at.lclas hr.'!t III osury tn,nl-
Z, inlil Wsk nn1 s lMy hHrv - 14nn r. 4, Mst,,
Gl.. EtMnl " DnIg lltt'Gk. Eh!tMl0.
, 1881-05-24

1NANTED-CDT'rOS WEAy1tltS on
w ar1,wn xRfettHsx: gH*1t whstss assd SHADY
e,l,nyntcntI families t,rufIrrps. Ntiress slik;i.
ttI.LI = FEtEtt3f. 1lhN-rtli'. Mich.
, 1881-05-24

A NY AAlOUSTTIl LOAN On FuKSI-
tt.t ltunui l.
, 1881-05-24

TivNR SAI.E-~.tT i, H. HE:t:Ktsi's STA
~ hl., u.r Llurk csrsio hs,raeA u InHIA In hU1il
sans Rs'ts*T s;!iS ad M S'S,vnx dorsss ai,9 ~
tr,tlts pryain frinis ii .it thls hursi Il ID i,ais
hlph weight LIN atd \ y0ais NIdI tho beEt E0Atl
ttjyru IN IHlanI,, j. e, tttISEAS.
, 1881-05-24

1QOAlsl)-tiEE'r WISHES BOARD ON
~ Sarth Ia Hnllu.at. Ait'ress y H. Trunu onico.
1lOAllI}-ANU ROOM IN a PRIVATE
- fMuIt!y nActMt A1nIsnn And Ah0rf -st4.,
hy young lady. Atilress il, Ftlhuno nElc1.
19nARt}-ASp liu0M WITH 4 VIEW
Il Nf tiI4, aku ny uuntlHlan md wife Ut ynAisnd,
kenwnu ar 1t5da lufk, III nleG. Addresa II !, rrlu-
NnB u.ieu. .--'
, 1881-05-24

Ft)it SAFE.
'Il1ON SAl.E-A GOOD lot or MATCH
IL wuaA NJ rho Murth aIiI Ut Wa,ls-st. brll4u. In.
Qulrv Ut thu hrittaeteular. .---- ..-.-
1lN}lt SALE-'rWO MASSIVE AND ELE.
IL tsnt wnlEut upright siDw tunt bl III. tusk
Nlu, aud Iuttt tpep NJ bu ssuln. l'nrls Kid Huya
lIeu1t. " StatG-Sl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-29
Doubtful Districts.

New York, % The Rochester Dem.
ocrdt, pointiRg out that there are eleven
districts unrepresente1 in the state SEN
ate By republ icans on which The demo-
Gratis will this fall make 8 vigorous as
ssult in order 10 reverse the party msjor-
ity in the upper house of the legislature,
the Times remarks that they include the
First, Third. Seventh, Eighth. Tenth
and Eleventh, all situated between the
extremity of Long Island and Spuyton
Duyvil Creek. OF these six doubtful
districts, the republicans have reasona-
BILE certainty OF carrying two. OF the five
others, the Twelfth, Thirteenth, Seven
tenth, Twenty-ninth and Thirty-frst,
which are threatened by democrats. we
should regard all but the Seventeenth,
(Albany district as toleraDly secure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-29

pie who had been urged to pay no rent
were coming forward with their money,
while the land court Is working well.
Gladstone. in the course Of his reply to
an address presented at Knomsley yestes-
day, said the point waswkether Ireland
was to be governed By laws made by
Psrlisnept, or laws known to nobody
and written nowhere, in the brains cfa
few persons, and enforced by al Illegal,
arbitrary and self appointed association,
which sought to override By organized
attempts the question between law and
chaos. No fewer than 80, 600 applications
for forms has been issued under the land
act, be said, and this led him to anticipate
future peace and prosperity.
O'Suiliyan, o prominent msmber OF
the Cork branch of the Land League,
has been arrested, charged with melting
the tenants not to pay rent in ireland, and
declaring the Land Lesgue illegal.
Lesguers Of Feragh end Leitrem, issued
similar indictments. An armed band
visited houses in the neighborboed of
Carrick on Shannon, threatening rent
payers with death. -
Gibraltar, 2S.-The British Channel
Squadren has proceeded TO the coast Of
Ireland. '-5i4a -aA ~
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Republican Tactics.

Washington -27.-In Opposing StrA-
han Tor postmaste- of Lynch burg. the
democrats held that the present incum-
bent, Wilson, was good sold er during
toe war, was, acceptable to business men,
and that the federal patronage should
rot be used to control state elections.
Republicans replied that Wilson was
short in nis accounts. grossly derelict in
da:y, and deserved to be displaced; that
r-publIcans OF I.ynchburg unanimously
approved Strahan, and that the idea of
federal interference was strained. Demo
Gratis, by dilatory tactics, prevented 8
vote on the question. Filibustering may
ye! defeat Strahsn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-29
Triple Lynehing.

Denver. Col, 27.-Re9u6LicGn's spe.
ciai; Dali Lockhars, Kid" Coulter and
4 man known IS ''Slim" were lynched
1t Terra ArmsriliA. Colorado, last night.
Lockhart and "Slim" were arrested g
few weeks ago FOR horse stealing. Coul.
ter wa' imprisoned for q murde. COM
milted at Chuma, line months ago. The
Immediate cause Of the lynehing was the
discovery OF Cculter'4 plan 10 kill the
guard and escape.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-29
CalitOrn u Wants.

san Francisco, q. Toe board o.
trade, to-day, adopted the sepor. of the
Committee on INN gr4tion, the points of
which were previously telegraphed, and
passed resolutions asking representative.
IN Congress te urge the survey of all I'M
surveyed ands in the state, to obtain the
passage of the Chinese restriction law,
and ah act providing civil government
for Alaska.
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-ls'iS % r1sT lrHT
pa ~ sldc l3A3 NlEf 50
&-f -.Laz8 81 SIS &
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Iearry the Largest and Most Vsried
stock, ana as my Goods are of Superior
Quality, and my Figures Low, Persons
who look TO their own interest cannot
avoid purchasing frem me. '-- =
s' Z = JAMES PAYNE.
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For a Fancy Shoe or Slipper,
For q Good Boot or Shoe.
For a Heaoy and Durable article,
Call at my Place.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-01
4 Pen Picture Of sitting BulI.

Sitting Bull is described as follows
by reporter Of the ST. Paul (NIinn.)
Pioneer Press:
He is below the medium height,
stolid and stoical.looking, and the thin
ness Of his lips and few wrinkles in his
face give him the appearance OF being
older than City years, which Scout Al
lison says is his correct ago. He was
dressed in the traditional blue blanket
ing, sewed in the form OF half-ciyilized 4
trousers, with great gaping places where
fhc pockets should be, and when he
walked often displayed a brawny leg.
Over this he simply wore what was once
a finely made and nicely laundricd
white shirt, but which had become
greasy and dirty from long wear. The
shoulders Of the shirt and the sleeves
had three long s,rcaks Of rcd war paint,
with which the warriors neck, entire
face and scalp az the parting Of the
hair, was covered. His hair is je; black.
and reaches below his shoulders, hang
ing in three braids, one at each side.
and one pcndan! from the back and
braided from the crown Of his broad
head. The two braids hanging over the
shoulders we're thickly wound with
flannel, and the only ornaments worn
sere two brass rings, one on the little
and one on the second finger Of the
left hand, and laiy's cheap bracelet
Of black gut,a-pcrcha on the left wrist.
This lack Of ornament, in comparison
with his betterlooking and more gaud-
lily adorned chief advisors, is for the
purpose OF imprcssing the sentimental
white man with his poverty. His mocca-
sins were Of the most common pattern,
dotted with few beads here and there.
While on the boat greater portion Of
the time he kept his eyes covered with
a pair of huge smoked glass goggles.
While being looked az he evinced no
agitation, and seemed Aot 70 be i'm
pressed with the fact that he was being
lionized. lie chaited freely with Scout
Allison, and, at his request, wrote his
name in English on a card and pre-
sented it to Mr.. Batchellor. He writes
easily and held the pencil Of the P'o-
meer Press reporter with considerable
grace, but in writing his name he simply
copied il from the writing OF another
narRnn.
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fully questioned az 10 the guilt Of the
prisoner.
"Your majesty, his guilt was estab-
lished beyond doubt during his ex-
animation, and Count Uwarow appeared
as his accuser."
care you willing to swear, Mr.. Com
missaryT
II am, my liege.'
"Be it 80. Swear. No." said the
emperor, "I will not let you perjure
yourself in addition to your crime of
intended murder. Now see, sir, what
proof | can adduce Of this poor peas
ants innocence"
The letter was then brought forward,
the secretary who translated it, the min
lister who obtained the wagon and its
contents, and the servant who drove it
to the peasants door. The oomnissary
was confounded.
Now" commenced the emperor,
4" | shall make an example of you, in
order to show my functionaries that the
rights of the peasants are to be respect
ed, that the poor man is still human
being, and that he is not to be crushed
by arbitrary power and injustice"
Turning to an attendant in waiting
"Summon Count Uwarow 10 appear
before US tomorrow"
Then seating himself at a table he
wrote two ordcrs-tho one releases
Stanislaus and restored him to liberty,
life and to his family; the second was
sentence upon the commissary TO take
the place OF the Pole.
The next day Count Uwarow ap-
peared. The emperor reprimanded
him for his conduct, and forced him 70
sign 4 lease Of the cottage and the ten
acres to StanisIaus and his son for life,
free from rent. and to keep the house
in good repair during their lives.
"li any i'll comes to this Pole, you
Sir Count, must answer for it. Go, and
remember the rights Of the humble"