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, 1881-02-23

aIN. NfuSpELLA stated in the House Of
Commons yesterday TINT the British Govern
n,cnt had no intention to prohibit the in.-
portatiun Of American pork into England.
11o said to do 50 would be to ill.,
fliet great injury MI tho poorer
classes of EnglAnd; that tho clrcuns-
stances did not demand 1t; that the rumors
about thu prevalence of trlchinn III the meat
were greatly exaggerated; and that, even If
direct importation WINS prohibited, 1nl[rect
importation could not be. Furthermore,
there WIS less dAngcr from trichinosis In
England, wIlcru meat Is Invariably cooked,
than tllero was In Continental countries,
wl,cro 1t is usett III aN u1Iconked state.
, 1881-02-23

THE Senatorial deadlock In the Icnnsyf-
vania Legislature Is broken. At confer
cnce Of the Republican nulnhcrs last eyen-
Ing Mr. john l. Mitchell, of Tloga County,
was selected us tho compromise cands-
date, and will bo elected With
ont doubt. lr. Mitchell represents the
Sixteenth Pennsylvania District In the pres
ent Congress. lie is nnw In Ills A:M yaar.
having been born In. ''rIo*a, County In 1ss
llu served III tho Union nrlHy as Lieutenant
and Captain. edited local paper, was n
member Of tho Pennsylvania Legislature for
i've ycslrs, md las been Congressman for two
terms. The choice of Mr. Mitchell will give
, 1881-02-23
Che Gtt>a&,1e.


WAsm1SnroS' hir.l,siny WIS pretty gem
orally observed as Il Stntc and business lIolt-
day ycstcr,lay, snvo ut Washington, where
the two iIuuses Of Congress were In session for
pnrt of tic day. Celebrations Of the day were
more genera! in tic South tllnn III any other
part ot tho rnuntry, and were particularly
brilliant ut Ncw Orleans and Alexandria, Va.
At tho latter place Frank 1lurtl was tic
orator If tho day, md the President, who was
present rs tho guest of tho people. made II
short speech, thanking tic Virglnians for
their hospitality. III allutllng to lie approach
of tile c,Hl Of his term Of oi1!cn 'Ie
expressed l,ope that tho people wt'tfd re-
Rard Ills Administration rs satisfactory.
t;cn. Fitx-1Iugl, 1.cc and OTHER cS-Confe'ler-
atc sulsltcrs were prcssnt. and tho utmost
cordially prevailed. Tho platform broke
down during tic speaking, but, as 1t was
near tho ground, no one WIS hurt, and the
speakers turned sotue carriages Into ros-
tritrls.
, 1881-02-23

SNtIdi Uttrdtth to 1he Chtf1a0 1TtbHHE.
MENTOR, O.. Feb. 2o.-ro-<lay's sunshine
brought an Increased number Of visitors to
Gen. Garileld's. A[r. Thomas n. Ntchol,
or "nard-AIoney Thomas,' ~ liz Is styled,
tho recently-appolntet Chief Clerk Of tho
Ilulan Bureau, arrived OF the morning train
from Washington vln Cleyelnnd. Iie said
his visit was for the purpose Of finishing tip
matters connected With his work In Gen. /
GarIlcld's Office, which was left nndono4
When lie went to Washington. 1t Is sur
missed tllat his trip to Mentor Is iii the nature
Of MI embassy from some Of the party lead-
ers Mt Washington, alltl IT. may be his coming
0byintes the necessity OF Blaine making a~t
trip 10 Mentor.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH '''
visited the Prestdent-elect this morning, to
confer oil the subject Of furnishing the ncws-
paper press with accounts 0f tic Generals
trip to Washington. Az lie llay accepted the
courtesy Of the railroad corIpnny extended
towards t,lnseaf alld party, ho does not feel 1t
proper for him to Invite other gentlemen to
accompany him. Requests have been re-
ceiveu from nil the leading newspapers to
hive representative accompany tho Prcsi-
Dental party. but they must Of necessity be
rufnsed. However, sten0grapllcra fur the
Associated Press will bo permitted to ac-
Of tue trip, speeches. etc.
ANOTHER ylslToI,s
was the Hon. John Il. Campbell, a lcatt-
Ing lawyer Of Wheeling, ". W., who Is:
well known among the Republicans OF tho
State. l1et0ubts tho report tflat Gnif will be
retained In the new Cabinet. and thinks That,
II Any West Elrginian be ctt,seI,, the ctlo{eo,
will fRll upnn Archio Campbell. who Is
acknowledged BY Republicans In every pnrt
OF the Stale Is n Louder. atlu wllo represents
the best thought untl Intelligence OF tho peo :
pie. =.
STILL ANOTHER
was +. s. Delaney, Of Southern Tennessee.
lie belongs to the large ctass Ut otlLccscekers.
TON Nichol left for Washington this
evening. liz WIS accompanied to the
depot By Gen. GARFIELD, WHO taok
the opportunity to enjoy II short ride and !:
resplt from the confinement of Ills house.
THIS evening Miss Mary Eyans. prcceptress .
Of the Lake Eric Fe,nn!c Setnlnnrya at 1'aines-
ystle, with Miss Atay8s, ~, assistant IN the
Institution. tnok ten with the General MD his
family. tw!ll bo fesnentnrc.l tltAt tho Se,I!-
innry,whicit Esan enthusiastic Garfield scl!onl,
! dny, Nov. 10. as M acknowledgement Of tho
compliment tile lreslsGI,t-elcct hus sent eacll
0f the teacllcrs att! pupils ~ The Seminary,
about one hun.trcd alnl thirty III III. Ills pho p
t0grapl alul autograph Inscribed thereon.
THE GENERALS SECRETARIES
are busi'y engaged III packing nwny lta cor
| restMtldellee, preparatory to removal 4ta
| Washington. From s,uo0 t" l0,0JD letters
| hHrn bce, received ntnco Ills nomination. and
| ins kent the secretaries busy night Hial thy
| for suine time past. The correspondence,
| when packed ready for shipment, will neaFly
| I'LL tllrrD lnrgo lMcktng cases. 'ln-ny ten.
taritelal WIS the recipient of Il inn oil pn Int
| lnE 1T George Washington. 1t was presented
! By thu people ut OberlEl,, and forwarded by
express With m explanatory letter.
, 1881-02-23

IT Is probable that Count Won Gutenberg
vii! persist In his purpose to resign his posi-
tion as Minister of tie interior III the Irus-
slah Cabinet, in which event lie will be sllc-
ceedcd by Herr Won 1'tttkamer. tile present
Minister of Worship, WHO will In turn be
succeeded by Herr Won {iosstcr.
, 1881-02-23

BELGIUM docs not intend to prohibit tile
importation Of American pork. III tic Bel
etan Chamber ct Deputies yesterday the
Minister Of the Interior sAid there had been
no case Of trlch'nosis In Belgium, anil tilat
there was consequently 10 reason for pr0-
hlbition or restriction.
, 1881-02-23

I,fsMAHcK suffered. another de'eat In the
Lower House Of tho I'rtsslan Diet ycstc1-
tlay. This clause Of tho bill relating to the
appointment Ut Communal Councillors,
wllict, WIS struck nut in the Upper Chamber,
was reinSerted BY the Lower Chamber. not
wlt!lstanLtng the efforts of the Ministers.
, 1881-02-23

A HEsoLUT1oS proposing that an amend.
mcnt to tho Constitution OF Arkansas, pro-
lsIbitlnR the sale Of liquors III that Statc. be
submitted to the people passed. the Lower
IIouse Of the LeEislntuIe yestertlay-G0 to II.
, 1881-02-23

4 VIRGINIA Justice of tho Peace sent 4
colnred Constable to arrest wlslto maM
named Cole, for some trltling otfensc, near
Floyd Courthouse. Thu colorcd Constable
took another colorctt nIall along to help.
both wcro arlnetl to the teeth. Cole refused
to give himself up 4 desperate encounter
took place, during which tho Conssablcs
fired fourteen shots, Md Colo escaped,
s!,lglilurly enough, without q scratch.
, 1881-02-23

(;ES. SHERMAN, aetulg US Graud Mnrshal
of the inaugural parnstr, ltas appointed Gcn.
Field, an ex-Confetle.ato General anil pres
ent I>oorkeeper OF tho House, to command u
division Ut tho procession. Tho Inaugural
Military Committee objects, but Gen. Slier-
ula, insists that Ftc!d slsallseryo, antt lively
row Is III prospect.
, 1881-02-23

FRANK Hump was banqueted by 4 number
Of frce-trade Democratic Congressman at
Washington lust Night, aud after the fest!Yl~
ties it WA determined To take steps 10
fVrm Frce-T1ade-Demuc1Rt[c -ConKresslon-
, 1881-02-23

THE Virginia Soc'ety, composed Of gentle
men natives Of the Old Dominion, gave their
sccol,tl annual Danqnet Mt the Palmer House
Inst night, alid It was largely attended by the
prominent people OF the city.
, 1881-02-23

Nix rAnxELL anil thirty other Irish ule.n-
bers will address meetings Of tlle!r constltl-
cuts next Sunduy, urging them to disregard
tbs Coercion bill. 1t Is probable that thu
proposed Irish Dlsarlntng bill will be with
held for some time. 3lr. Gladstone refused
yesterday to state the details Of tho proposed
Irish Land bill,
, 1881-02-23

81. DE- liz FAUcoSS1EHE. Il former Bona
pnrtist, rcccntly turned Republican, was de-
fcatcd for reelection 10 tile French Chamber
OF Deputies Inst Sunday, aiad by Reple-
|lcau candidate.
, 1881-02-23

A1lrs. O'DoSovAS-RossA,w wife Of the dyna-
mito patriot, gayc public reading at Atoi'-
trual Monduv night. While tho exercises
were III progress bullet was fired through
the window, but nobody was hurt.
, 1881-02-23

THE building occupied by Thompson &
SInRlu nll Stewart avenue, In this city, iii an
oatncal-n!lll wns destroyed by fire Inst night
Thompson IL Spngle's loss Is cssirnatetl Mt
Si7,0o0, AMI their Insurance IL al'out So,50o
Tho building, wlicl, Is owned by Hiram
Bronks, Of BOSTON, mil which Is believed to
be fully Insured, WIS worth $4,000.
, 1881-02-23

a wcll-lnia scheme By which Jos German,
now III the County Jail III II Charge Of burg
lary, intcnded 10 elect his own md sonae OF
his fellow-prisoncrs' escape. The scheme
was discovered, and Joe will llaye to retain
his cell for some time to come.
, 1881-02-23

THE French Chamber OF Deputies by q
vote Of 304 to 100. has refused to lnyestt'
quito tho alleged offer Of tho French Govern
lncllt, through Gen. Farrc, to sell 5000
musketS to Greece.
, 1881-02-23

TIE services of Sir Gurnet Wolselcy will
bo required to put down the Fling Of Ashanteo
once mare. The dusky monarch Is said to
have an arIny Of N, ,0o0 lnel,.
, 1881-02-23

WILLIAM &. BRADLEY, latc Postmaster at
PRINCETON, Caldwell County, ky., has been
arrested In Marion County, Iowa, OIL the
Charge Of having cmbczzled $500 of tho
.nnncy-ortIer funds OF Ills Office, and with
opening registered letters.
, 1881-02-23

THE boot and shoe fnctory Of J. II. Sellt.
laan Il Co., ut kccne, N. H., valued Mt Sill 600.
and Insured fur $4,000, was destroyed By
tire yesterday.
, 1881-02-23

THE House ycsterday passed the Agrtcult-
ural Appropriation bill aud the Pel,sson APP
proprIation bill rs amended by tile Senate,
.ntd mn<le considerable progress with tho
Suiadry Civil Appropriation bill.
, 1881-02-23

WHILE some National banks have ex-
pressed purpose to Withdraw their clrcula-
tiun II tic Refunding bill becomes law, tic
majority OF them will not.
, 1881-02-23

THE French bask Fannie, with 3s7,3'a
gnllons of crude and refined oil OIL bonrd,
from philadelphia for 1Iavre, Is said to have
been lost with NIL OIL board.
, 1881-02-23

REPORTS from our correspondents III vnrl-
ous pltts OF Northern Indiana Indicate that
the wheat-crop In that section is In excellent
condition, though soma damage has been
done to tho cropin low grounds by the recent
hnSY.flnDil.
, 1881-02-23

SENATOR LOGAN is said to have positively
asserted In Washington yesterday that A[r.
Robert Lincoln, Of this city, wIllbo Secretary
of War In Gen. Gartielsl's Cabinet.
, 1881-02-23

1Ilt a. II, Wight, n prominent milk
dealer Of this city, says there wero t0, ,7:0, ,aaid
sallous Of tic lactea' fluid used III this city
lust yeur.
, 1881-02-23

ABOUT Ito young men graduated from
Rush Medical College ttl this city yesterday.
l'cop!e need hayc lo fear OF the smallpox
ll0w.
, 1881-02-23

SENATOR MATT CARPENTER is agaln scrl.
ollsIy Ill. This tl,na liS tliscnse Is said to be
MI lnclpiellt form OF Brlght's disease Of tie
kidneys.
, 1881-02-23

Silt CHARLES DnkE Is expecting MI inyl-
tat1on to the international Monetary Con-
furence 10 bo held III lAris next April.
, 1881-02-23

GIN. IIAScooK will ho present at tho In.
augurai ceremonies ut Washington I'll the 4tl.
prox., but will not enter tho Inaugural pro-
ccssiull.
, 1881-02-23

SIXTEEN steamers a!ld ss sa'!lnx,Vessela
arc reportud 20 have been lost during tho
month Of December last,
, 1881-02-23

TitE bill providing fur tho payment of the
Old raftEoRd bonds III Minnesota passea tho
Stuto Senate yester.lny. II to Is.
, 1881-02-23

A nol1E1. In Il Louisville soap factory ex
p!oued yesterday lnorntng. killing Mr. Meyer
tho proprietor, ald severely injurlng his Sol
William.
, 1881-02-23

COLDER. clearer, md partly cloudy wealth
CT for this region to-day.
, 1881-02-23
FIXED.

llAED.
Garfield Now Understood to
Have Crossed His Po1it-
ical Rubicon.
The Slate, as Reported to Be
Prepared, Is as Fol-
lows:
Secretary Of State, J. 4. Blaine 4;
Treasury, Charles J. Fol-
ger;
Secretary Of the Navy, Nathan Goff;
Postmatsor-General, Charles
Foster;
Attorney General, Howe ; sec-
retary Of War, Davis
Of California;
Secretary Of the Interior, Either
Wilson or Allison Of
, 1881-07-17
/ WONDER.

For The Chicago Tribune.
l wonder if there IL on this broad earth
y heart that never knew thrill OF pain;
l wonder Ii n soul existence hath
That ne'er gieyed DER II love by passion slain.
l wonder II that love Was ever born
That e'er unrtt1ed tlnwce its course along;
| wonder IT Il friendship e'er ~ns pledged
That was not broken by deed of wrong,
/ wonder If, beyond the stars that gem
The dune above us, there's another life
That me- cr cnn know Il burden or cnre,
Or keep metn'ry Of this earthly strife.
+ wonder II, within that fablel realn,
Suns rise and set, moons wax and Waue, az
here
Flowers bud and blossom, birds their carols
rrill-
We meet and know the faces once held dear.
TuE NAPLES OWEN II. WILSON.
, 1881-07-17


Victor Hugo, during his lifetime has sur
rived no less than sevcnty-tive Immortal men.
Thus, ont Of the 1hirty-nne members OF the
Academic FRANCHISE who were "ilnmortnls y
when he was elected, one ulono is still living, 81.
Mgnet; thirty eight arc acad. nn1nely: Pa:tofet,
f1rifaut, Scribe, MolG. i}unall. GuiZnt, Baour-
l.oruian. Casi1nir. Delavignc. Guiraud, laramie,
pongerville, l.acuee de Enssac, Philippe. DE
Stgur, Theirs. Charles Nodier, Filetz, -Salsandy,
Inbrun, I.acretoite. Soumct, Campenon,
Fiuurcus, Fsayssinous, Chutcuuhriand, LII
rissot, VilIculain,. Say, Etienue, Du-
pn1y, hoger, Droz, Jouy, viennet, Roger. Co!lard
Dupi1,. To these must be added thirty seven
AcldcmioIans whom Victor Hugo has seen
elected sinye ls'l and whom. be has ol1 survived, @
sari, Autran, Saintc- fseuve. jules .nnin. Aul:
pore, prdvost-parado Grutry. 'L -hent =
fred de sfussct, Alfred dc Eigny. Montalcmhcrt,
Rtmusat. Mtrintc: Tocrueviia, lac"ra:..re'
l:ot LDmGnio, Carnc, fifct, Saint -3larc Girnrd l.
In. Claude Rcrnard, rnsauicr. I.Ailanche. Saint
Priest, Cousin. Dupanloup. Sacy. Putin, Empis,
Duyergicr dc Haurannc, Littre.
, 1881-07-17
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Feb. L., 1851. {
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way. W:tllauk's Theatre building.
For sale ut all Drug and Fancy stores.
, 1881-07-17

II YOU need cmbroideries. examine the bar
gains offered by Morsenthau Bros. s. Co.,
on State and Monroe streets.
, 1881-07-17

the BENTON hair GROWER GO.
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Milwaukee, and at our othce'
l76 State-st., opposite Palmer House,
, 1881-07-17

I.lts.burS. Clnctnaatl - St. Loui4 t. r.
ttinetnnatl ard k.,kon!o Atk-l.t9a $50.
Depot. corner " Adams md Canal.st..,. w.. 2sae
Itckat utl1ces Depot and III itahool1a~aI, p"
Iluf-.., Grand Fac:nr Hotel, nAo faIfuef ttonse-
, 1881-07-17

ls1tt.burs. IT. Wayne - ch1c ago haHrnnu.
I1e,s ,r,,rr A,fn,us Cunal-ktA. Ticket ptHces
d CiurE-.L Palmer House, Grand Pacific Ao.s aud
1T De,tUt-
, 1881-07-17

A RKIE-,L D~~DErAKTUKE OF
~ TKA1Ns-EAriASAFtoS ny REzEaEScx
MAnKs--tSa,uEday excepted .,'Sunday axcspseA.
Monday excepted sDatty. :;
chicago Il SurthsSeafern Railway.
For Maps, ,Titne-Cafs. Sieeptnxc RECOMMENDATIONS.
arpy AZ g Clark-zl. t;rand Pacific b591ks Express
The cnruar Of M3.lla and kin1tE-4tA.
, 1881-07-17

Chicago. Burlington Il Quincy KaitroaH.
For Maps Iime-Iahex sleeptnx-t'ar Accommoua-
tluny, apply Ut ~ clurk-sL. Eranl I'ucinc HufoL
ront u fnuiana-ax., Grand Union depot. Palmer
House. and IS Eunal-st
, 1881-07-17

r,,r xrre.. i s:Wa nj. s:p p n
iGlansIvrt Observation-Disclosures .t54p n VIZ u
Sish. EItres. tu:at1y u H51 4.U q
, 1881-07-17

Chicago 4: Eastern lIltn1ie HAllroud.
. tuan-ilie Isnut9.) -,
DepoL Twclfth-sL, neur State: I1cAet tH!cee ~
Clnsk-sk. ts State-st 'a1u1r ltnu*c 4hd Gtano IN
c4c, Annks k1psesA tcuE STATE ARD hanagtil-s-...
, 1881-07-17

--f---
3s.t, and ExprcAs ....x:.f> h::kt r u = 7aI
New YORK Express <datiyl..---...f "a! III; s:o
rucitr k.xpress taailjJ...-.....4 o:1t NJ IS - !
"a. Line. = =: ~ III H:I
, 1881-07-17

1llInoia Central Railroad.
Depot foot Ut lake-tt mHd foot " lwenty second-st
Ticket Offices, III .andoIpl!-st. ncur Clark 0ran<
Iacitc Hotel. and Palmer House.
, 1881-07-17
h--On saturday ni4iat tn Gilman orty.
c-Un SATURDAY night runs to Fe0Ein only =

Wabash, st. Louis Il f'nc1ne Railway.
Cnon Depot State and 1'Tsifth-sts., Alt state-st
within one hE.5ck. Ticket Offices. II HoutA Clnrk-sf
i'alMer House. and Grand Pacific Hotel. ~
, 1881-07-17

suspicion, and the most thorough examination
be instituted. Let them mike sure thar thp well
or cistern IS free from I'LL Impurities. For
small sum cheap filter may be constructed
which will remove nearly every iiupurity, when
tie source OF the water supply cannot be readily
clennSet or chunnpd .
, 1881-07-17

Davenport 4 I'coriss Express.
Council Bluffs Fast ExpTess-....-
kansas City. I.eaytnwuFtIl Il ~
cuisUn F'nxt E1prBsS. -.........
Peru Accommodation. iUu..........,.
lt,utlc1l IsIults Night Ex,,ress.
Eaus;ls City. i.carcs,wurth i At
chlsUn Night Express. .........-
Blue Island AcEt1Iutntatalnn-...-
Eluc tstanu AGtbuItuud udAtlun....-
Bluc Island !AecufEznDtn.!t,n....-
Hue island AccuEl{undatlon.<
Jil1e island Accnn.tuutinlinli...-.
Hue Island AccuI1i1uuIlliiIsl.-
south t.hicagu Accommodation.
Suntll Ciiital.0 AccuIninutlA .ion,
Theatre I'Emsn......-4..,..-...---.
Church Train.
, 1881-07-17

nar Express. r :t:u :. t:l5
Sushvtt Elueida ExpresA....i" s:U rsl" s:15 u
ftrUs ayrapt Auunarf
, 1881-07-17

Il I,ai!y. b IIally, except sunday. cDaiy. except
Satnnny. Daily, e1cent Monday.
Euhuque trains feATe and arrtvu from Ceutraa De"
pot foot OF I4ake-sL
Chicago. milwaukee ~ 81. Paul Railway
Union neput: Corner Madison, Canal, and Adama-sta-
Ticket ttsces, 1t CAFk-st-, Palmer House, Grand
.l'Aclfc Hotel, md AZ Depot -.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05
RAYVIILE. LOUISIANA SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1881.
she sat listening to his departing foos-

she sat listening to his departing foOs-
steps.
His landlady had busted herself in his
absence in writing letter. This reached
him in due season. 1t invited Kendall
his soubriuuct-to meet her that even.
ing at S outside the viliQGcc green, under
IA certain big elm. He wGad know her
bv white bow whioh she would wear
on her left shoulder. And would he
speak her name when they met?
Romantic, hy George! Yes, I'll
meet you, Kate Carroll, and speak yom
name, too that assurance may be donbl.
sure" solIloqulzcd Linn, quite excited
over the event.
The pair met, and held a short, quite
agreeable chat, although the lady would
not lift her veil and was quite non-com-
initial. They met Il number OF times,
Linn growing more and more interested.
Here WAS n woman who owed HIM Tor
himself alone who did not twit him Of
his years and faded charms; who owned
to the beauty of his conversational pow
ers. and delicately limited that with such
figure and 50 much grace, he must he
| lovely dancer.
Meanwhile his premises improved. A
new carpct and curtains, together with
new paper and paint, and lavish Use of
varnish upon the furniture, made very
pleasing den. The cuisine also i'm
proved, ana tnar dreadiui boy, booby,
was not permitted to come to the table.
The little parlor had also been I'M
proved, and into it the widow had be-
guiled him, to talk about an investment
in stocks which a drummer had lately
urged upon her consideration.
At last, Carl Kendall grew impatient
and declared he mus: see this charming
ana most-prudent 1ncognlto unveiled
She was sure of his undying regards, 81
why was she still SO ,nysterious3 She
agreed to inform him within day or Sc
where she would drop the mystery for
ever and forever.
"And name the wedding day?" h,
arlently demanded.
"And name the wedding day." she re
peated.
The following evening, while at tea
Mrs. Wright said: 81 would like