davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-09
RREADSTuFFS.

=
FLoUR-Was quiet and unchanged, though quota
biz 5rn In sympathy with wheut- There Was but
light inquiry Tor export, and some dealers thought
is time plcE up again after the duliness ot
the holidays. Saeswere reported OF 100 bris winters al
$4L0D485: 90 brls double spring exas, partly ut 81
and 100 byls no grade at 500 Total 40 brs. Export
Hours wexs quoted at SA0l@5m for good TO choice
at1d rye do ut T4G.]G3415
OTHER M1LLsTurfs-Were in moderate supply and
track lots were dull. while lots on through were
In good request Sales were reported Of 13 cars brar
ut <l9@lL00; cars uidd1ings and shorts at $l0501
u5o; cars feedlat sl65o@l7.50;2 coarse corn
meal ut $50 freson board cars: and 20 hF1s do or
private terms. 7n
SPRING WHEAr-was rather quiet during the
greater mart of the session. but generally stronger
The market advanced Nc and closed A@94c above the
latest PRICES Of Friday Our receipts light and
BeeFtoap, qaotea more dspes1on to buy in Liver;
and nm m , CT % Per s +
Tu on u
short selling over there finding tl3at The wheat has
}Ss,s .s$a!s dss e. .5s!s
more strength In the winter wheat markets Of this
sognEy aaa buying S5des 5sseysa
ssds ss cssots Sit & W sosss 4 & I'D
sRSt sass wsrs ssp95tsd 9f b. \ n;1sf
M 5u rejected at 4 6a do II Central Fl s2c; and
sa ss s'@Rs s. * #ssa srsa ri
s%as s & sse n5
saS dseasd I E Sls 81 r. sIsse; $sliss MsFs6
Wfs4E W a!es f'2s'hf Il demand and
1sPostes af' ss
sd s. satnps EsssRM a M Fl ing ~ n
@ fs' q
GoWS:@was not very aetive. but stronger. in sym
s SSs1 s Ss5
q. S
u 81 freight room: the trading was chiefly in tut
aoi T.
to sf
was induced BY the knewledxa corn % Is being being used
ee s
4 @ S S9r s s9s sa1es a 5spGEsed b Sf
81 3'$s
- - Il y - g Tess b. sss! Nsy oeeasa
e @ 5a d see? & Sane 9asssa e aS s5 s
SH@SsS;c; February q s.5s@s:Nc: snd January at
ss il Wy Il cosns Ind c
ass snsae sss sess & ]ess eo,n II 1 IT de- de-
4.GU NO. at 51&daalCt 1u feeEleu HI <|24cs
G5 bu by sample nj 3a@3lc on track u Au bu at 800
3lNc for mixed; 5235c for white; and barley oats
Du.
KYE-Was quiet-c closing little better than on the
nnFy sold at sc: February vas qq3ted aferWa1s @ at
ferings were very light Cash saes were 800 hu No.
at s5c 20 bu BY sample Ut s. 9Gc @ On track; 2s bu
BARLEY-Was quiet and easy. cxcepNNo. 2 which
was stronger, with n moderate inquiry. and there
were no receipts. NJ. = sold Mt sl.l3Sll34. and
round lot At III closing nt sl.1s1@1 LoW Ern.ies
were weak there being little demand for shipment;
No sold early ut &c. and closed TIC; No. 4sold
5sc sample lots we're dull and ensier especially the
ut s1M- A. few changes we're mnde from this month
TO next ut sLH Cash saies were reported OF quo hu
Mt 1301 Ii; LOCO bu No. ut 7715c; GU bu Mo- ut
69c; a0 bu by simple Mt Sc for No. e9E2c for No.
4 ac for No. on track; 30 bn at Csc delivered Total
, 1881-01-09
THE Z" CUP" "



1,oSDoy. Jan. 1.-The critics in this morn
fng,s newspapers consider that 4 fired Tenny-
sons two-act tragedy, 1.-THE Cup" produced
last night at the Lyceum Theatre, is better
suited to the stage than any Of his previous
PLAYS, though somewhat oyerweighted in the
second act by long soliloquies. Mr.. Henry
Irving, who was called before the curtain. at
the close of the performance, promised to
send telegram congratulating the author on
the success Of his work, which, he strongly
limited, would not be tho last from the lau-
reate's pen if the public so willed. The two
acts afforded grand field ior scenic effects
and for brilliant, archaeological costumes:
Nevertheless the play IS essentially one CT
real dramatic interest, though subtle in lnen-
tai grasp and human passion. The cast was
as f0lIoWs:
6ynori1. c1-Terarch of Gala
sinnatus, Tetrafch Of Gaiatia IL. Tcrriss
Camma, = Gaiatian lady, wife OF r,,,.-,,..
An4nns nanna1ns Konan General com com. A''ea
mandinE tho legions in Galatia. ME- Tyars
The story runs briefly thus: Sunorir hal
lost the Tetrarchy, owing to his tyranny and
immortality, and had gone to Rome lie is
now 1eagued with the Romans with an eye
tiotic ruler, beloved by the people and op-
posed to Roman domination. His wife,
Gamma, is loved by SuAori.c, whose ambi-
ton is not only to regain the Tetrarchy,
but to possess the wife of Sia7aat1ts. SynortE
succeeds in Staying his rival, and is eventu-
ally sent by Rome as ruler OF Galatia- The
second act opens In the temple: Prlestesses
are worshiping at the shrine of Arte1nis, the
Diana of the Galatians Gamma, who is now
high prlestess, consents to be Synortr's
queen. But she is meditatlng revenge, and
accomplishes it by making Su1.orir pledge
her in poisoned wine, drunk from. sacred
cup. The play ends with the death of Cam
ma and Sylo7.fI, the former surviving till she
Irving was picturesque in his, barbaric COS
tune, and Miss Terry was, as usual, eminent
~ graceful. Yet they failed to inspire en-
tllusiasm or even interest in the drama,
MI Gladstone was in tine audience, with
Mrs Gladstone
, 1881-01-09

The Chicago Daily Commercial Report says: Pack
ing operations at tits point have been moderately
active duricX the last week, though considering the
time of yehf and the fHct that after the
holidays TWO three days are generally required to
gstinto thorouRh working order again, the number
considerably In excess Of corresponding time last
year. Tho manufacture wns largely OF long clear
ind short cnar these two descriptions being In COM
parntivey light sui ply. and very good demand both
for present and future delivery Short ribs were nlso
manufactured quite freely. Hams continue in good
demnnd fEnn the loc1l curers and shippers. Shoul-
ders extremely dull anu not produced to my
greater extent than possible. All the fancy cuts at
trnct moderate attention.
recovered subsequently, closing the same on Fri
day afternoon. Sales reported OF 20 brls cash
ut $i25; uu brls seller Februnry at ~
H50j bris seller March nt $I3 1900: 2o brs seller
April at $lalh Total 81 100 brls The market closed
stendy ut <H2K@E85 seller February. Sla.N}21130
seller March, and about $l2s0 seller January.
LARD-Was easier, closing al the inside prices OF
Friday afternoon. Sales we're reported OF lay tcs
spot at ssd@Ae2k; aH0 tcs seller January At *81]9
seller March At S9agAs; LW0 fcs seller April At
$a871{. Total. u ~ tcs The market closed nj 5000
8G5 spot seller January 65G&6H seller February.
$lT5@3T4 seller MArch, and $3B7h seller April
MEATs-Were stendy, with moderate inquiry and
r1ther light offerings. Sales were reported of 5Uu
lbs shoulders ut &c; loOu lbs at $IlD: rs bUxes ut
$l.a}@430; 81 boxes long clears At sHs5 l,aU boxes
long and short clears Mt sdss49Gs5 spot; sb seller
EeRrusry and ast half g %o liz. rs sGF rios et
s6aG6s5 seller March; lN bOxes do cash ut q.
UO lbs Rreen hams tv lbs) at 7c Prices Of the lead
ing cuts OF meatsNere as follows O'CLOCK for full
cured unless otherwise spectdGd.
, 1881-01-09
SUICIDE BY IMAGINATION.
4 Feat Nearly accomplished By a Young
IadV.
San Francisco Chronicle

San Francisco ChTDH4ck-
On the evening OF the day after Christmas q
handsome and well-dressed young lady. living
with her father well up towards the summit OF
Mob Hill, hastily entered joys drug store, on
the corner Of Mason and Post streets, and asked
for some arsenic She asked for two~bits' worth,
saying that she wanted 1t to kill some trouble
sone cats With. Noticing her unusual agiA-
fui Of precipitated chulk,Ia harmless powder
The young lady left the store, and, carefully
hiding her purchase, returned home. Going to
her room unobserved by any Of the household,
she prepared for DEATH for the arsenic was in
tended as means Of suicide. Certain letters
whispered prayer for forgiveness followed, and
with desperate determination the whole Of the
contents m "f the druggists paekaxe was swal-
upon her bed in a delirium OF excitement Her
brain was in whlrl, and her blood rushed and
1hrobbed through every vein.
She felt that death was approaching, aud cou-
hdent that the work of the deadly drug was too
far advanced to be counteracted she left her
room, and gliding into the parlor, announced to
her father and young gentleman there what
she had dune The gentlemen were wild with
constcrnation: While the father supported the
now sinking form OF his daughter, the young
gentleman raced in desperate hnste to joys
drug-stnre- The druggist explained thar no
antidote was required; that the young lady had
only taken Il spoonful OF chalk.
"But she is dylng-unable to standV E1sped
the young man.
1uat lAe euecL OF 3maQifaIaoQ- Explain TO
her the true state OF the case and she will re-
cover"
The young man hastened back with the JOY
ful intelligence. The Would-be suicide, resting
in the arms Of her distracted father, was sink
ing rapidly. Her recovery. which was amazingly
rupid. WIS FASTENED by her rage ut the druggist.
1t is not the first time have sayed a life in
that way,' Mr. Joy said to reporter. - 4
woman came in here one day and asked for
morphine. and gave her some suiphate cin-
chouia, which resembles it in appearance, hut
Is a harmless kt1mu!Ant- An hour afterwards
the wonans sister rushed in here and accused
me OF aiding suicide My sister has gone
hwuy In rage to take the poison you gave her,.
It afterwards appeared that the would~be
kucine went out on the hills. took the dose, and
lay down to die. After waiting for some time,
md recovering frnm the terrific excitement: the
act caused, she felt I'M unconQuerabic desire to
return home and get square meal, for tho stuff
l9ave her is famous appetizer"
, 1881-01-09
cARiFl0c0M0Tl0N.- i

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 6.-The Consolidated
Street Railroad Company have just decided
upon: dispensing with horses as a motive
power on some Of the Lines, with view Of
using stationary engines and underground
wires. The plan is to have the engines at
convenient points to keep underground
wires in continuous motion. The cars will
grip to this and be taken along and let go to
stop for passengers. It is claimed the plan
will be cheaper and more. satisfactory than
horses or dummy cars. The experiment will
be tried first on the Gilbert avenue line.
, 1881-01-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN,

Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1rtbune.
LIVERPOOL, Ian. s-11:3o L. m-FLoun-No. !, rs:
No. B. -
Observation-Disclosures, No. ]. as I'D: No. 2 s. Cd;
spring. No l. 9s I'd; No. ss I'd; whlte. No. L. % lod;
No. 2 "a; club, No l. lbs sd No. 2 9s ID. Corn-New
Mol, Is I'd.
PKov1s1oNs-Pork, e5s. Lard, IT'S. = -.
LONDON. Dec a-Consols, 9s zig; account. 98 1l-16;
new is, 11iH; 4Hs, 1l&: Is, 1865; Illinois Central
14; Pennsylvania Central. Gs3l: Reading ~; Erie,
51H seconds. ln; New York Central. 5734 Spirits Of
turpentine, 34s Cd. =:
PARIS, Jan. 8.-Rentes, ST loc :.
ANTWERP, Jan. .7..-PETnoLEuM-15ysf.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 7-Evenln2.- COTTON - Dull:
tending downwasd Ca4Ge 15-l6d. 6ales, 1000 bales;
speculation and export, Lou; american. GoM
BKEADsTuFFs-F1rm~
CHEEsE-tfne American, Es Cd
BAcoN-Shortclear, 39s.~ "-,."> -
, 1881-01-09
RECEIPTS
.AHtle3.

The following grain was inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: cars red winter
wheat, l car No. winter, 81 cars No. spring,
42 cars No. 3 do, 3 cars rejected G20 wheat);
80 cars No.. 2 corn, IS cars htgh-mixed, So cars
rejected Q5s CORN; 80 cars white oats, II cars
No. 2 mixed. Il cars rejected t56 oats): g. cars
No. 2 rye, cars low grade; II cars No. barley,
10 cars No. 4 do, ! cars No. s do t31 barley.
Total, $50 cars, or 1s5,000 bu. Inspected out:
14,0o2 bu wheat, 8,844 bu corn, ,780 bu oats,
l,261 bu rye, 1859 bu barley. k@
The following we're the receipts OF breadstuHs
IN this city during the past week:
, 1881-01-09
< -
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Jan. a-CoTToN-Quiet but steady;
H6l14c;< futures steady: January, 1lec February,
nlic; March, L PC; April IT, &c; May, R-57c; June.
RtSc: July. l2.75c: August. lo.832 ="
FL0Cr-Efrm: receipts, 170D brls; exporta, SOL
hrls; super State and Western, saN9aa; common 10
good extr, *L154+G5; good tu choice. sa6i5: white
wheat extra s5G@G0o: e1tra Ohio, s425@G15; st.
Louis, z2u9G.55; Minnesota patent process, s65o@
8tO
GRArS-1Vheas hieher:, receipts, fa.o bu; exports,
3UU bu: rejected spring, s8eG$10: nngraded spring,
$LN3; No do 81 GS1<11U; ungrnGed red. fL1l@l3D;
No. 3 do, $ll6:', No. do. &L1sA&llSM:' No. do,
A25; uuS1nded uhite tLl4&lE3x; No. ! do Sl1Q; No.
, 1881-01-09
; BIG INDIANS IN MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 8.-Eighteen Chiefs. OF
Brute and Yanktonnats Sioux are in the city
in consultation with officers of the St. Paul
Railroad about the right Of way Of the COM
pany through their reservation in Dakota.
The head Chief is Iron Nation. Other lead
ing Chiefs are Medicine Bull, Bear Bird,
Handsome Elk, and Bull Head. They went
on 'Change to witness the war--dance OF the
bears and bulls, and afterwards visited the
leading brewerles. They remain till Mon
day.
, 1881-01-09
pn0VIGTnNS.

HOG PRODUCTS--Were quiet. and steadier than
usual There was little change in the tone OF advices
from other points. hut the local hog market WAS
stronger though the arrivals OF the coming week are
expected to be larger. anticipating the receipt
of shout 4N O00 head before next Sunday The feel
ing was however, chiefly locnl. there being few out
side orders either to buy or to sell
The Daily Commercial Bulletin gives the following
statement OF winter hogs killed to date as compared
with the returns Of list yeur:
, 1881-01-09

Money market easy Mt 4@5. closing at l. frfine
mercantile paper at sos. ~, .o,.>. a.
Sterling exchange, % days, dull at 49aa; 81
maud, 4894. .to,x,,,,+ :,
The following Is the weekly bank statement:
Loans. increase, $8,323500; specle. increase, a
S390I,oo0; legal-tenders, increase, Si.hu'oo;
denosit, increase, $l3 800; 5speculation, % ~
crease, 1900; reserve Increase, $l.l59.6U me
hanks now hold 81 319 35 In excess OF their legal
requirements, .---
, 1881-01-09
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty-four hours ending at I clock
Saturday morning, with the corresponding fig
ureS for q year ago:
, 1881-01-09

FOREIGN.
LONDON, Jan. ,8-Consols, money, 50 9-1B; ac-
count, 9S u-16.
PARIS, Jan. 8.-Rentes, 85f 10c.
HAvRE, Jan. 8.-The steamship Gellert, Tor
New.Yprk, takes out 500 600 francs in specie.
, 1881-01-09

Short ribs seller March. closed ut sGs21f@k0 Long
clears quoted at s8.E.H loose md s6GaH boIed
Cumberlands, GAG1c boxed; long ent pams :1S@!Ac;
age; green hams. same AYernge. GA@1c.
Bacon quOtedtat 44@51sc for shoulders. 727Ac for
short ribs, 7a7c for short clears, HSe&c for hnms
all cnnvased and packed. -
BEEF-Was quiet ut s7sD@800 for mess, sa5o@am
for extra mess, nnd SIS lG0y for hnms.
, 1881-01-09
DR.. o, DODGE PHELPS,

ssssss
@ofe. ad iss tasen @ fsriors Ia the Singer building
sFe
om 2 to % neS eseh dfg Ne e11e
PAINS lane
na e Tae a4f T~ent, years
The Doctors practice mostly diseases Of chronic
Fradaate ssi Of nedseat Snlysrsity: its method q
1 hmse d thefs
I a + e. Ss T. ss fsT aS Ss7s ss Ss:
and persons. i IS nie and Vitality passed from
es
auld 50 NY influence that persons Hho
nave been pronounced ineq!aoe; and e whom NED.
@ n sa
Of time It wtil n9t re.toae Gss member ,9 Ct the a
relieve pain from whatsysl cause The Pras-
abou; it: it Is IN harmony With iii natn1al iawa
BY this treatment It takes but few minutes for in-
and the erect that but few diseases require
Had a q lie spine, and sappaF
a us
" Voice sn1 ans'f
vs5 81 5d 81 shs
Bsssss; E5;ts5s Nsa1siSss TSss
Diseases OF the Kidneys. Liberation and Dtsplace-
sne o1 neblty aa eak spne Nervous
Dt11cq!t Breathlng With pain T. the Lung Wea1 md
Discharges from the Ears, Cancers, Tunaors, Tape
%se bosiSi bs ha Il with hi. peculiar
treatmen1 dtseoyered specific for that terrtbe dis
ease, EPILEPT1C F110, xnd particularly invites
those afflicted with the spasfns
TAPE WORM.
Dr.. o. Dodge Phelps guarantees TO remove Tape
Worm in from forty minutes to two hours, WITH
THE HEAD, and unless the head Is removed the
worm will gruw ngnln-
PILES.
This painful disease will be treated by the Doctor
Without the knife. cnustic ligature and without
pain or loss of time IN business cure guaranteed
~ Letters OF inquiry are frequent. I cannot tell
the probability OF success until zee the pouent
Letters OF inquiry must contain srnnp.
wCOM9uLTATI0N FREE.
, 1881-01-09

Few things in this world are so certain Us the
purifying actton OF Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
, 1881-01-09

/
gPacidc East Line l.-----:f seaafN
aStoux City L YanktoLs'E: Esd pusEs>
aOna1n Night Express . H.4 mn IN
al)es Moines Might Express, 9;n H.fst
oL3ad Moine? paJ E1press- 1,3:I, ~ pm1fFA
a3loux City d fouktgu , Is:1 pm sSssa
0Eettar Rapids Expreas.... ~ pms f::ss3t
akreeport, Rockford & Dubunua - In wv
akreepoft, Rockford k DubuGne" a.,o9:5 2m& fSsh
GEreepor1- HkfordA Lake GeneYa M:9 a:i9 pm en-
b1itlWaukee Express. 153 1:S53 pmvl.sR
oai1lwaukee Bpee{al-SnndaTs. ss:mm an IN
bMtIwaukeo 4 Green Hay s,ao.11 AZ an IN
6Mlwnukoe PASSENGER, ar, Smm An IA
bAh- Green Boy i Marquette rs aMM pm I9A
Nksreen Eay; ya Janesvsl+. ~ Pc ES,Al
tSt Panl Minneapolis Express ~,1.Wu IN tSt.s
tsk Phu Minneapolis Express snmm mm an fsh
tfseFre = DeadwuOd ExpTesa s:,Smm S5m pm tfSn
6Mlnnasora4k Central Dnkota inHs iW n M
oatnnesoth t. Central Dakota 49, i a.; An Ian
bfond du Lac. vth lanes lille 5M :M pE E!ffN
a-Depot r,tueF OF Wells and Et,,,a-..---.a
DDepot corner OF Canal and Kln.e-.ss
&C chieneo: hurliaeton q Quincy R.,,,.
For Maps, Timetables. Sleeping a. ~
tlona. apply Mt 50 CIark-ste Grsn%S 4 nAecuasss
6stnk'4 Express Office. foot OF Ipdtan...assse "a
Central Depvk Canal and Sixtaenths a
House. and rs CanAl-st "a. HS%
, 1881-01-09
NO MEDICINE GIVEN

Except in those cases where On examination It may
be found necessary prescribe certain blood reme-
dies which. combined with my peculiar MAGNETIC op-
, 1881-01-09

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Govern1nents quiet and
unchanged, except for new IS, which advanced
Il per cent.
Nailroad bonds generally firm aud higher.
= State securities inactive. 4.
The stock market; ope ned strong. and, with
the exception Of Occasional! slight reaction,
prices advanced steadily throughout the day.
and closed at or about the highest figures
touched, The Improvement as compared. with
yestesday's; closing prices ranged from x to 81
per cent, the latter ia Western Union, which,
however. closed at reaction Of Il: per cent.
The other shares which were most conspicuous
IN the upward movement wers Hannibal g.
st. Joseph Union Pacific, Delaware, Lacka~au-
M s. Western Kansas & Texas, Wabash Pacific,
Peoria. Decatur l. Evansville, and Lake Shore.
= Transactions, 81 COO: >.>..s,
Chi. BurL 4 Quincy I.69 New Jersey Central. 2am
, 1881-01-09

Twenty Years Deaf. Could Not Hear Common
Conversation.
, 1881-01-09
-,-.. RAILROAD TTMrrar~
ARRIVAL Am DEPARTURE 0P: mn;

EXPLANATION or REVERENCE Xaarx
excsRfed @sunday excepted ;NooSsv stss s.tss
, 1881-01-09

by Manager II. r. aale, OF Ine tlear1nG-aouSe:
Monday As2t6ls $Ll5l.l45
Tharsda5 ds MEs ss.t sssii
Friday ...--.-.----- ....--*-.. eaG.!.s aFi yG EE
coz2espoadns Te1s3 week list @ f5 IL
The local demand for securities was good. and
prices were higher. Cook County AIS, $500,
we're sold at 101; Chicago Is of 1889. $1,000, at
129H; Wabash IS. 900, :t 81, s20,O Goo at g4A.
and s1,O0O ut o.. The price of these bonds has
been advanced to 95H.
= On the Chicago Stock Board there were sales
OF 5000 Chicago City IS, due 1899, at 1854;
S6o0o Chicago City is due 1899, le8N; 900 Chi
cAgo CITY 4tis, due 1901 1065s; 5000 Chicago
City Ans, due 1900, 106ss; $2240o0 Chicago, Mil
waukee g. St. Paul 6s, Southern MINNESOTA, l07A;
S., Goo Chicago s. Northwestern Railroad 8s, sink-
ing fund, at n0al seller 3; 5000 Chicago Bur-
lngton s. Quincy Railroad Il ut 94h: $500 Chi
cago. Burlington T. Quincy Railroad S. at 1G55:;
$4,000 Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific IS, Chicago
Division. at Ma; $4,000 Wabash, st. Louis &
Pacific is, Chicago Division, at 94as seller 80;
S15.u00 Wabash. st. Louis s. Pacific IS, Chicago
Division, at OH: $500 North Chicago City Rail-
road IS at liz; $4,000 North Chicago City HAIL
road 8s at S11sH. The following quotations were
made:
The total value OF the sales Of local and mis-
ceilaneous securities nude on the Chicago Stock
board for the week ending Jan. amounted to
$3.50; tor the previous weeK, $l8o,8{a.
, 1881-01-09

Chicaxo d Northwestesn R,r.
For Maps. Time-Cu-ds, steen1n1-f,. "ss.
apply q 81 Cln1k-st, Grand PacInc III
otace. Palmer House. Is Canal-s1' IT. a$,nta ~
, 1881-01-09

a Daily. Daily, except SUNDAY, D.ii- =
Saturday. Daily, except Aonday ~
Chtraeo- Milwaukee a. S. Pan, R.,
Handle" Depot, corner Cinton ~ = w
rs. Ilcket Ohces. G. Cthrk-5t p.1@ao G9-1
Grand Pacific HotaL and ak Depok e@@af Ras
, 1881-01-09

NuSaturdar night to Gilman only
Con Saturday night runs TO Peoti4 only
Wabash. St. Louis <3z Pacific RailVxk
Depot corner Stemxrt and Archer-avs rtHenrrsaS
ST.. AEcher-AV. c1f3 vim StAta-st. run to hi ID
Ticket utdce, Is Clacz-s1
, 1881-04-01

THE Cologne Gazctto OF March Ii, In MI
nrtlelo an Gcr1nany md tho llocrs, tlwclls nt
some lenKth OH tue feelings OF ticrmurs ut tho
present moment towar4ls England. 1t denies
thnt thoro IL my general dislike, Init 1t atllnjts
that. especially nl1spuK those who nre convcrsnnt
will current politics. II certain l!spleasllre Is
felt In regard to English policy. THIS feeling IS
duo to tho attitude Engl1nd nssun,cs whenever
the slightest attempt is made to extetld German
inl!Hcnse III hsstNnt parta Of tho globe. Whct, Il
German rrotecturuto over Samoa was Thought
Of, tho EnHIlsh Governor of EiJt did everything
IN hs power 10 prevent It, For Ucrmnny, With
her Hup6rti,slty Of humaE lotngs aud ouorsy, 1t
might llavo bcen Of yaiue; for England, who
scarcey knDws what to 10 with llor p,lst tropcnl
possessions, It Is scarcely CT any lmportance. Ia
nat thls, Rssa tho Cologne Gasetic, rathor stupid
fcar Of Gcrntauy an tho part Of Engund, who,
ouly Of lutte years. hns annexed Fill, socotra,
Cyprus. IL part vi Afghan!stat,, West urlnuaiand.
tho Trn,asynal. o1c win IN short ti'1lo viii pos
scss NIL South Afr!ca, lurnlnh, tho Peninsula
Ut Malncca, etc., WIN lo1ks On pacttlly while
Franco nDsor6s territory of tho stzu OF Anntn. Or
nttcn,rta tn nnncx Senegal, with 0,0t0, ,Ot0 bar-
barlans uf cGrtnln civilization. and yet will not
let Gcrtnnsly have the nlorest morso, and only
recently uip0acd oven Austrln'a rtQhtful inter-
csta OH tho DanMb0f
, 1881-04-01

! Mn. HARRISON has attempted 10 exc,.so
the laxity OF his Administration by saying
that liz cn,lHot ht better tl,An Ills purity. fle
is reported as having declared In private
1conScssatlon hat, II lle had tho backing thnt
MIR. Clark will have, lle would shut 'u, the
ganbliug-tlens alut stop open !lctntl0usness
an the streets nn4 In the low dNgo tle.Is anu
observation-disclosures Ut tho city. Ii .tlIls were
,true, 1t would ollty bn I'LL additional reason
tgor voting for tlts Republican candidate. Hut
IL Is not trltc. Thu decent llcll vi t!Iis city
do not complain If Mr. Harrison because to
ItlUtS mol accomplish Ilnp05stIlllties. They
Lido not expect HIN to creato an earthly para
dise out III IL great city lilo Chicago, ur to
make all tbs peoplu III 1t as moral a1id
Aweli-bellayed as IL Snnday-srhool claaa.
., Hut tlluy do expect him to plyserye
l. Ills oath of office and execute tho
laws pn1 utdlaunccs to tbs brst Ut
Als ability. Tlsy EXPECT him tp iru To shut
" sls gaAbliux- houses; sud they belIeyo it