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WASHINGTON.
Garfield's Cabinet Declared
to Be Going to
~ Pieces. =.
Secretalry.KlrkWood In a:P|ace
Which He Simply Cam
i not Fill.
Dlalne Snitl to To Roady TO Sell
r: Out Robertson" to Save
.Chandlor.: =,
, ~, - - y. "' -
Chandler and Blaine Will Then
Make It Interesting for
MaoVeagh. - ,:"2
q; !. 49,.
Speeches In, the Senate Yesterday
g by Mcssrs.' Beck, Pugh,
>. and Saunders. -.
The TRUE lnwarslncss of an Ini-
portant Struggle Now Plain->-
'iy Apparent. T..
A Solid South Is About to Break
up-Despair Of the 6our-
bons.
Hecretary WIndon's Adventurous Stop
:. Grand Succcss-Ercrybody
Much Pleased.
Ers. 0hristianoy's Side Of tha 0aas-
). Dakota Starved and Drowned.
A Solid South Is About to Break
ID. up-Despair OF the 6our-
bons.
Tecretary WIndom's Adventurous stop
:. q Grand Succcss-Ercrybody
= Much Pleased.
Ers. 0hristianoy's Side Of tha 0aas-
!. Dakota Starved and Drowned.
THE CABINET.
IT CANNOT HANG TOGETHER,


4neetai Uhpc&es . The Ehteara lrtbAns.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 1o-rhe dull
day Of tho Senate Inns Ind the effect to put
heavy dnlnper upon nil political gasaIp,. but,
wltltln.t the Inst two or three days, tia gossip.
cfs llnve begun 10 again find subjects fur
consideration. Nothing Is lnore certain, ap.
parently, than that Gen. Gart|otd's Cabinet Is
approaching dissolution. A break III 1t must
come Mt nh early day. Secretary Klrkw0od
cannotfuIfsll tho duties OF his Office. Thls
hos become moro aud more apparent overy
day. A1r. Ktrkw0od is thoroughly honest
md well.tncanlnR, but tlc Is
WITHOUT THE F1nsT E1ItED OF EXECUTIVE
ABILITY
lie does npt,understand how ia. leave atl tho
details Of the work Of hts Department. to
subordInates..; ua Insists upon readlng and
answering I'LL OF this letters sent to lllln. Tic
result Is that the work Of tile Department Is
three weeks behind, mud as become SO
1opeIesly involved tliat there is clearly 10
way Of Strengthening 1t out short Of rctlrinE
the present Secretary. Mr. Klrkwooa, how.
ever resigned sent In the Senate to take
his present position, aud
CANNOT DE LIGHTLY DROPPED i;
lie will hayeto be provided for In some way.
Howevsy,'' wien he comes to 70 TIC will
doubtless. be given some foreign appoint
1nent. Biaino and William E. Chal.dler IRE
working vigorously for complete reorgan-
ization of tue Cabinet, md thare nre plenty
otpolltlclans IN Washington who think that
the pair will be successful. 10 accomplish,
one point ln this contemplated reorEantza.
ton, William z, Chandler Is working hAEl to
rs sollc!tor:Goneral.>. To this enu there Is nj
rteantf rant1tnrr
, 1881-04-13
POLICE REFORM

: Sptf[oI 1lsDalER 70 faa Chled0o Tflt3at. r.
ToLxp0. O., April 1.-The appointment .Gy
CIV. Rpator to-day OF fur sol,tlemen to, form,
with tho Mnyor, tho l'ulloo hoard Of tho !!dIty
gives great satisfaction, and It IL thought wifi do
much to elevate tho ta1,p Of tho 1olIeo 1oaFit ald
tho wholD paEleu system OF tho a!ty. Tho ap-
pqintues were alcotvd w tho cttxans themselves,
and potlt1on fnr thc[r appointment sc1t to tho
G0veFnor yustarlay, they balup nil heavy TAX.
payers and yeuttelae,l nf tho highest standing.
Thcy are, trou, tho ltopuhl!uaAy, UMlfo slarxIa!
ex.Aayor, and large vino 1noruhnnt, and
chsltf and metlber Of the Noplety rnr
tho Hupnrtsslun 1T Vloo. and frnn, the- bsnl,,-
crnt! - side, tohu CulntnuKs. lne!nbor Of large
.naaa9or ait! prtngipaI oWnur ok he lafgo ErAIll
e!uYatpts hprG Tho t|o|nE away With tho Board
OF HeRl4h Ii EQnsldered Of doubtful advantage.
, 1881-04-13
co,npletily overthrow the testimony Of Giro
NY To tho'rcrtMtnHl relations thoro, but make
lIA Gntlfn NXAlrilfN Mnrfilnsa,

rO,npletsly overthrow the testimony of Giro
NY To tho'rcrtMlnH1 relations thero, but make
lIlR entire pvhlctlEn wnrfhoss.
ANOTHER tlf:f'ap:T1 hF THE rl,onEEplSas.
w,u,y,s,x ~ ~ '';s .,.st,',t %c, &, % r'r; ,,.,,,
nf testll.uNy u, lWlulE fAlra Uheiitht,cy iii
tho dtvorcn sliit brought naxiuSt jIpr 1>y her
husband WIS cDIl,nnnceu befart,t tho In
nMlnur this afternoon. Mrs. uhristlnncy,
!ser tii1lher, md Aiiatllor lNly were ,prcatllt
Miss Lille Afcloy testified that by Invitation
e!,e wnnt to THO llousu nf Mrs. C'Irf:iinllgy
thb ntturtl0Oii pr Dee. ~, 1S1S, To rpnnfi, over
Christmas. Tint uny size received 4 tele-
Rrn,, thnytMg previously. RECEIVED 2 lttter)
from E,lil tiItU slNtluE !hat ln Wu,t! nrrlv2
u ti,u attNrnoon fro,!l E,w York Oity. ,a! Hnt!
"ttN'T II liz ti ;iepei, ''' S'ss e,ny aoc"n'. @
VIII viii prr*ent Ut the i,eattnE bslwsoiii
tit.r and tiru, nllt l,enrl the Ni,tira cni,vnrea-
tim. illcy )lrletl with tslrt. in trout Of tlo
tuN1t, nlltt al!p accompanied Mrs CIlrltttMltEy
tnlih. All Tho iicxt tlay {Cllt!stlins) Sue was
til '1lin lni,sn With Mrs. Clrat!Al,cy, who wns
III tho mast ut the tlay alMl lay OH 4 sofa III
TIN hlI,ng-rnuMi; ntla hut. parcnts wcra thoro
lpnrly MI thttlMr. IT. thu avNnl,lR, between
d alNl + tllru called. and was slowll into tho
fathrr did inotl,af of :Sffs. Christiailcy, WIS
present tlnrlny tho b1ittru Interview, which
wits not very long. Thu crpHs-BXR,ntnntiun
was not concluded. There ayt three ,nnre
witnesses tn l,c examined IN tho sntIe pUlnt.
Tho inject uf tho tt.stl1nOtly II tn tQntr1lsllct
tlut Etven by tiiro, 70 this effect that Mrs.
Chrtstinicy visited lin ut tho st. .lnlnGs llO-
tel III this city tic nfscr'noi, Ut Christltls.
, 1881-04-13
IN THE SEN ATE.
SENATOR uEck'Y aPEECI[,

spfeta. Dsspatsh to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. T.. April 1a.-Thu Senate
Ind 4 short session tu.day, alsd adjourned to
give Gentleman tieorgs MI opportunity to
finish the elaborate speech that le Is prcpar-
ng, which, ile now expects to deliver to.
morrow. There was nothing unusual In tho
proceedings, untcss some OF the declarations
made by Senator Buck are to bo regarded as
significant. lie proposed that Senator DRwes,
the, leader ,o{ tho constitutional minority,
should pair with himself, tllat nll tho Hena-
tors should pntr until September, and t]lat
they should take tho STUMP III virginia and
discuss The ISSUES over which they
mrs now . wrapgltng In the Senate,
Numerous questions from Republican
Sauators, the PURPOSE of whtc], was 10 asccr-
: taln whether tic suggestion Of Beck was tho
Democratic program, falled to elicit any sat-
tsrnctpry reply, It llns since been ascurta,uetl
that there tlas been aome talk among Demo;
cratic Senators OF absontlng. themselves and
4, PAIRING nowS TO 4 QuonyM,
and Ia lenve thu Sonata In that condition dur.
Inv tha s,,m,nar r. Sos hrau thm,oGt nnssih,a
thot ti,e .lnrlnrstin NJ Senator HsnI, to,tluv
wos 5mteni,rd ns fpeIer tn ascnrtnin how
suc,, ornoro,,, ,rou,d hs rccnavI i,v to NH.
lie. Whether tho Dsnonrnts viii o0nsent 10
finish tia bnaInoss NJ the oxtrn s,,ss)on and
or aJjourn. or not. It IL known to- be- tle MIR:
pose Of a humber Of item tol!taso purt Il, The
Virginia campaIun. It Is,*guitl Tint Ueck.
l,en Hlii, and Vest l,ayu a,lnonncoI t. to ho
t,,a;r n,,rnnse to Il" st,, Tjs anil -l,ourl,on
opuositi.n IN virginia has haon ntiyis"d nj
thjs. and their lcatlors aro prepurlng tic rec.
ords Of ti,ess Se,,atorx. whlcI, ira at such n
character that they could lIurdly be- ro,,ro.
, 1881-04-13
~ EVERYBODY FLkAsEI. ~, -
Epyeiat p4ptltsk ia ma Eh{f4eq Tribune.

CpstFss Dup@E9* 70 NV Vs*0VQ 1FtuUHN
WASHINGTON, j.. q, April 13.-l'he dis
patches Woqiyesl at Tho Treasury Department
to-day 9tp ,Ysry reasanrlpg As t9 the SUCCESS
of tho now program fQr funding the loan. 1t
now suelns prabaAl0 ulat lut ouly thu gseater
portion OF tile par cents will bs extended ut
w par cent Interest, but that 1t Is NOT ut AIl
Improbable that the larger portion Ut the 6s
n'ay DO. IT. eysl! reported that syndicate
has already beon forp!sa In New York 10
take NIL Of tic lis that cals ba secured at rer
duce4 rates, Several Aatlonal banks traTs
itotitlal tho Treasury so+day by ,tslegsppls
teat t.sy ;, WI accept tAa ,pioposltt!2a',
they :. hays oh deposit IA security
fos c!sculauo1. A Treasury otljciss, coln'
, 1881-04-13
Gen. Keller Congrattlntos tito
-Harty OIL Its Inst National
y, '''shI NJ. Victory. =.
Gov. Foster Expresses Confidence In
Future RepAhuoan. Success In
the State.
He VIII! Take Mahone by the
Hand and Bid Him ,y.. ;,
Godspeed. ." ~.
Aldermauio Nominations in Bloomington,
1ll.-Politioal Sparks from; -: > :.
Other Places. ~ i;
ONO REPUBLICANS.

CoLuMutts, o.. April 1a,-A 1nruo tnettlna.. Of
rcurc.pntntlv,. i,nn,It,iitoia from vnFto,ts Inns
tiona pf tim State wns held in tho hail Of tho
flvuso Of REPRESENTATIVES, Tonight, tho uccli-,
nio,, bcInr n ,ncntinr III tnn iHtntn ltcpulj-
Iican comn,lttcc, wheh Will decide to.nurrow
Kutfor VIA ac.ctc,i ns tho prcslucnt of tIo,
meo,l,,r, n,,t1 in n hovny spcect congla,tu1atcl
,hr ,,onu,,,sc,ns ~ VIZ, W. aroat v,ntorw otci y
nut only tho Republicans Ut Oht0 lust gear, but
Of tho greater achievement, the triumph of the
tho work tho ohlo lto,"'hlcans Ind before
Then m this year os Ksfsr s,ss " %aama, !e s2"
tnns ~ M ,io so,eo of t tnn rap, rrcs.icts Dwn stato
.s', us 'ao sovH W w " ~. ,an,
tos"l ] o. tue H%l"ssrion r. at rsesasas da
Dp,,orr..ts, now in n nllnorlty III tho sonnto Of:
mo United states, IN ous1ftetlnR 'eR,s!a.on.;
could not TO rcsarlc1 IN nny osler light than
#, .ba ,ntc nv tho ,'roiulus fur wblon the Ito
uublican nar,y. hni rattIcI for twenty years
would not 10 10: lost: that principle neius tnat tho
majority siia'l rulp. = -, ,..,.
Gen. Keller was followed by tho lion. VIII.
declaring tl,at tho position Of the Democratic
und thrratuuIng revolution, Wure ho tho I,ru-
s1r,,,;, ;,,,,,cr ~ ,ha, hnd,. q, ,vn,i1 hnrst
ns,,ndcr ] tho nrtciaI r,,'es % whlcI, now lied tho
hunus Of tho President Of the Sunnto, ant, II IL
minority Of the mcu,bors voted to confirm, tho
Gov. Fostor. upon being cut'od to tho dcs's,'
sncsch mus iS""y .n',. .p"a's'' a ''''A o' s''
!. ,rn,, h, n,rto,r1 nj, eovIno Tint II ia nv
yntlS!lieIt tat no ltepnbeai,s Wy carry ONO
q sts II; .Ssy y y Vii s ~ Sslsve w W viii eSrry
, 1881-04-13

Epftht 'UupaEch 10 1Hs EhH6Po 2ft1ttn$s
DgLoly. Wis.,. April 1s.-The now Common
Council Of this city was 1rHnnl1cd this evening"
AID. l., W. kqndall was asatol Prosdant OF tho
CouacIt, Henry +. Hobart City Clerk. and G. F.
North City MarSh1l, HnyQr Nclgart delivered
bis second annual mcssnge. which WIS an u1!o
document, recommending n stringent enforce-
rnent Of tho Iuws regulating tho liquor tral!c,
inutuaaed facttltle1 for prUi1naon nKAinst lltc,
rhe opening Ut u Sraf public Library. The liquor
lconao foo WIS axgd by tho E0unoll Mt &@.s1 for
tho cpmIu3 your, whleh u 1nlbo tile amount
required last year, Moro stringent legislation
thin heretofore wAs adopted to govern thu busi-
ncss OF llQuoS-sclll1E.
, 1881-04-13
MlLWAQKEE:SIEAM SUPPLY COMPANY,

- Special Wtealfh % Tia ChIt4oo Trl6NIIe,
= ''MlLwAt}kEHt April 1s,-Tho Bteam supply
Company Is making qn eHart ta rear its head,
ind thers Aru prospects OF soplo llfa being ill.,
aptrol Into tho dofunot concern. It. IL all-
nonneed that tha stookhodsre are .nYvlng +,
plauty Of eapls&f u back them, >. -.
, 1881-04-13
MnHTlthRY.

Special Diapateh to 71s CAteaoo 1rtbans.
Apn1AN, Mlclt., April 1a.-sruYor Jsma
4. Slaey was buried this afternoon with lar
,presslys ceremonies. Tho obsegules wets
conducted by tho Odd-Follows. All plats
Of business were closrtl, mud. besides cttiten'
ard motlrners,> tho funeral cortege was CON.
posed 0f tic. Fire Department, military, aI
various Civic associations,
, 1881-04-13
MISSOURI.
Aklh5OulBlt =,
Special Dtfpate1 to 11S Chteaoo Tribune.

1 6Qff41t DhpQ%cH 10 lf6 tHbt00Q 1TlGHHts
+. WAsltlSGToS, D. G., April 1c.-Mnny
Southern Democrats nr0 very mucl, alarmed
by the condition Of their party In Missouri,
III tint Su,tt4 Satt( Democratic Senator to.
ttay: u was not particularly worried by the
result of tho election in st. Louis, although
TINT was bnd el0nEl, bnt 1 confess that the
SUCCESS Of tho Republicans and independents
1T 40 t,lnnynf th8 smaller cities throughout
the State llas surprised tue, and 1t makes lIle
feel very uneasy"
SECRETARY KIRkW0OD
is carefully examining tho educational ffctli-
ties tor lntltan youth of both aexes, which
lic PROPOSES to ftlcrense. In addition to tho
Xsefeies slero Is y the e'sSt Norlaa SCI sehoo 1t
Hampton, Vn.. and tho Government Indus
trial Schools ut Carlisle, I'a:, n,id ut Forest
Grove, Ore. where tho Nations wards not
Sion, bae insttyet!ess ln :assiaaisaFe, ho!!se.
work, :flta mechanical trades. Still another
expcrlMentis being tried IN North Caroltna,
where tl!irty-stx ynnng Cherokees are being
educated at country neutrality-suspicious..
MIR. J. II. PAINE,
n clerk IN tho Agricultural Department, was
to-day promoted by tho Commissioner of Az
riculturo to tho position or Chief Clark, to
succeed Gsn: car,,: Ihe lnttcr 9s long
ss consensr 'S@s e 'sssf Sssar S L op p"f ths IL
'i; niaasly; VIII liz comssloasr, % @lo, It Is
understood, this morning requested his restg-
atS is Departn p nS q a ' i faSs @nK sSpSTe''@ss @ @
business. lie Is cultivated gentleman.
BLAINE.
Tho United Statos ateaE.er Dispatch leaves
t0-ln0rrt!w for Fortress hfnpr0B anu York.
town. Secretary R!alne will be q guest, mt!
sS MSn! or Vs5 l %spSsst o pS a1ssaRI ts RIfoR9tS e FL
memory OF GuurgB WRsh!nston.
! IETl1,EMESTr.
! Tho commissioner Paynastor. General Cut
tSr. Ct te navy, M r. ohlef q the bgrea.! Of
list, md = l,eW PaymAatet.G General appoint-
ed. Cnpt. William d, Whiting, Uniek uf the
Bureau ut Navigation. will also nrthably be
replaced, owing to physical disabilities. q
:, aAnFiELD Ar W, rowN, =. :,
President Garfield Will deliver nh atlrass
ut Tic Ayins ot tho corIer-atonq OF tho York,
town monument.
TIE pAEs1DEST's ANNOYANCE,
The preAldent ls reported to bn much MI.
noyea by tho presence in the city OF a large
lumbar at Federal 0tllceholdels, who nre
Or to AelE friends 10 suoard nosit!ons. aid 4
II carFelltty yep0rtesl nnong. Senators TINT he
Intends o.iss.,e M, ortter directing a!l sucil
otlislals: w11o gre 40sent W|thont sAye, to e.
pomulty Of 1elloval II thsydo not do 81.
,.'> ''' 'TEt.grItoNEs, :,
| At o conteroucc tonight between the Com
MttteB Ut the Tpeptl0llu Subscrihura' As
sociation and the officers Of ,the Te!eph9nt
Company TIC Company. .agrne4 to tlrli!sI
Tho annual Charge Of SIS ioreacll inslrulneM
9nd $40 her her 100 calls. 10 subsorlber to TAXI
issa than @1 M cNlls during the ellsplng ,si'
1n,,ts: ra Golapai,Wy Y 9so " x xgrsctl 70 ALLOW
, 1881-04-13
:. MEASLES,

spsetas Uhpateh to Ihs chteapa 1rfbunt.
'CoLpw.AT:1s, Mich, April 12.-rhe measla
have brokon out among the children In 1
:State public school fl thts plnco, Tle1e y
twenty-five cn4es tG-llfght, but tho Rut'ios
ties expect fully hundred to appear to-tI's
row. =, -.
, 1881-04-13
MINNESOTA MtlLERS' ASSOCIATION,

; MINNESOTA MtLLERS' ASSOCIATION.
+. Sr. ..pAul,, bi!u,I., Aprlt 12.-Tho Miuusp.l
Millurs' Association mot Mt Minneapolis to.ast
and elected tho following officers for the ensp
inR yeAr: President, ". r. lsrown, Of ltci 'Y1aI
reelected: Secretary, Frank rettlt, Of aiinntipe
.lts;'1lce- Presidents, D. Hrtlwuson, stlllaa,.s
and 0vor6o a. 1filAbury. Minneapolis; Trcau>
;cr, We. Cahtll:> Executive Committee, E. r.
White and Lpran Fletcher. Minneapolis. nnd
/. llukrr, Ilcd Wing: 1net1bor Of the Snnon
Executive Comlnit1uo. !. a. Christian. .Munets
eer show prosperous condition Of tue Assee''.
, 1881-04-13
MRS. WEslEVs DISAPPEARANCE,

EVANSTON, ILL.,, April 1:.-'rl,e re!atlsesa
Mrs. John Wesley, WHO wandered away!pa
this place In supposed state Of teupon1
tleraMecncut, are here from Escanuba ,psqs
ecuttng 4 Vigorous search for the lady. Mu:h
aiXlety IS felt In regard to hur ulsappsa:
, 1881-04-13
HIGHLY PLEASED.

alsetal plsRastA 70 IN ohlfaga 1tlsuN&,
C1HCtkKATl, o., April l..-Thc bankers vt this
city expresx themselves as highly pleased With
tho policy OF Secretary Wind0n ~ aaRpuucati
to-day. Thsy be,IeSo no botter l4an uoulst have
been adopted and have full poat!ap.4uQ In lts sue.
, 1881-04-13
msnttuI OIL the apparent stlcsess or thu plan,
calls attontIon TN new fcnturo of tho cxten"
ston sc.lo1hf. IfnrpenrS that

M'niltlG Dtl LIS RppArellt atlEEEsS " lHo t!al'.
rntts attention u. n new fc''ttro III tho Gxten-
ston sc'lorhf. lfnppcnrs that
II Will. tusr hit yl.IlS tl1Tt.E
IL Issue registered hon.ls III rtncr Ut t1lu d.
tu !osu wtlu elect IN continue nt NJ .:lpr
cent. Tl,gtegtsteret bu,lls will he printed
frnn tIn HaI,e tilntn tint tho original ,,unlla !
wcru wnrked o!t.I 1'he only cf,ango III thu
bond will Ca tlle stamping on tho back, tho
condition under, which 1t Is tssltcll, Tho
1aurnAu of Eli &thv1nX al,d Printing l1ts beet,
ordered to brcpgirr ttnsls III conformity Will,
the plan Of the Department.
ntI,,1Nu THE hank rtunRy
caused by thu ,ebntn of tile IsufN,dtux hit,
on'y II l0rscant 1T tho total capitat: ot' the
Nntionnl bnnkas secured hy.t,a,i.s was with
drawn. nnnks In tweMty-four Of tho thirty
clgl.t stRtos Withdrew binds, t!o Inmberr
a.1U0 banks III tlte country. Tug !nigest.
sIMakoo; SsY s x.rk ;state, s!,T,!;1S; rAi!-
intllnnH, st,0S0lNM. 4 fow hanks Increased
their clrcutatioi, nj tho satiIe time.
:. -, ATYrll3 u.ArlTOt.srt'-l'Ar
tncto wert, many uxlressions nf approval by
SGnnturS Of bottl plrtfes regarding the lt,lEcy
Ss ssast"r rys ys'sit sai THU S s wcnt lis morins ;
tO tho 'rrvnBNry Department nt,lt Introduced
I" W. SieeretEEy rfs|'ets " lwn nnEs
uni tllp Presidents satd ,tltoy weru, perfectly
willing tu surrender ,b0tli e1asses ind tnkn
NJ lar ccuts II exshnl,ge. IN accor,lnnSo
XII Sstrsss &c ass q Ss st s ss!x yssesEy E1f
the, Treaalr$, lIdtl Algntctl II pulley wllltli
nltA tfis! s before Congress shall assGiIhIt IN
l,e;e;smber. a number ot se!ta!ors, both l:e-
'their Opiitn,l of lis Sucretary's act!oll, not
single i,nlavoraDle criticism wns nlauG.
T. -. TIE SIN t'Es CENTS. j.
-: III ths }pfstfrn Assoeidtft I'rfts.
tuWsy WsSE g te sasry ii s Ms rss;e H tasssss sssaS
froin several. Nntoi!al hanks .iceeptiiis ti,o
terlns. uifprctt fl Ills Mo!cc Of YESTERDAY rol'
ntiye to tho t. per cent bo,itfs. Several intlt.
by- decretarys Willtlori yeatertlsty .aftarnuos,,
Informed lin to.slNy BY telegraph tint they
WILL int preseut their builds for redemption,
but Will allow them to continue, accenttng
It VIII cost hit vcry lIttip 10 Isstle the reg.
,istcrcd potltls In r!acN Ut the Hs to uinse w'U
!lesirr to eo1ltnne Vt w PCT cellt. the reg
isiere1l bolds viii 10 printed from tho s1nl9,
'Dtf. Tho only ctlnnRu II. thu b0lld will l)t tho
.atH.ipinK on tito bnek thg. coE!lltlnl under
whIcl, II is Iss,iGt. Tho Burotu Of EI,grav-
IE a Printing ayc lgen oyt!cret ,l to prs'a;rs :;
Department: :! II Lilo eNalhnao Ut ~ per
cellt reglsterel ,certl'lcates for the ca!lGt. "
tat tHattts{as@tnT @ 'ia @ ere y Syery i
Viii deal with the n!aturlng Is In THO ,san!a
way .1llua,it ii! Tho holders q .cntletl d
ehoosc to: ratnin their bonds At; w Der cert
Interest. tho Secretary Of tile Treasury will
thus be fortified III casc lidttters Of ~ SHOULD
refuse the Uptltll 0lfertd tlletn. But
EVERYTHING PRACTICALLY FONTS
, 1881-04-13
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.

Special Dtspassh 10 Tht chteupa Ifteuns j,
MILWAUKEE; April 1a.-The mnrrIage d
Albert lloppIn. Of tho lpesteral Miller; llr
ncapolis, and Miss Alics Kccne. daughtef&
tho Rev. Dr, kcone, Ut st. Johns EplscoN
Church, Will thk0 place April u.
, 1881-04-13
PROCEEDINGS
IN Til: SENATE,


was adoptca sscqetestlng lilo rrcsitaht 20 conl+
n'fhieate 70 Tic senate any 'il1of'hataon III
tl,c possession OF 1ho NoycEli'llel't toueh''E
!!e a'legct hrfest al.l 'hlps'so'a''leMt ot
Michael l!oytolt. VINO o'aliVs 70 W eltt1cll
OF ulo ui,'tc0 states. ny sho government o1
ufcat nrita!!' ! i...
INC lctslfeslstens lalu Dqforc tho nellhle
we nnl,'''snea BUSINESS, tne reso,ulloll lo' tne
G'eeEltsh "t t,enato ol!eeFs' a't ulo usual ,'o!
tim u 10 ih1o exeelltase stssloll waa Wt'''
aIa"a' ~ tue reqHest OF Mt. DaWes' VIII
stNtetl IT 'latt not oeeii eSpecttta
Illc motion was Witi'dfawh becaHsc, IT per
sls1etl III, " Woalu tlilva neccssltateu cH!l ot
TIC Scilates theEo peinE ht TIC tlm9 no quorum
present. :. :s..s'.> .: 'tf''A !,,.
49, y, y ;sifL ngcK 49, t'i~s -,
then took Tic tIoor stating tint lu would not
,,,t ,,.a.i .,i oo.., ~. r,,,,nrs w. liz snhiact
nut Wuuatl con'i''e 'is Is',hu'Ns ~ ~ ute 1nulls'
dircatlys nntior consideration. 'lho ltenun-
llcans had said, ile continued. Tint the SER,
t,o, nnh he,,t H. ~" ,o,,"ns r,,, ,,atcr,ninni to
.ms, ..' .,.o nns,ara avn .os nnt,,, ,n .n
~. o m, ~ ~" sno
nro,,icscctt In nycrythiug. Tho Democrats
Ind rsn1iad .,ynu hn~a M nr0antz.tl St,;.
~" ,ap.. 'a w.. oa ~" nm'o oa -" III nn,,,,nsttoas.
wc i,nvn s,,rrr,,ftcrcd oynrythtnr That tends
~ thn ,,orwnn,.nco and cou,fost ns tie tSc,,,,-
W t1s Gon'en!e'eo alla eosl'lo.' y. .o .,e''s'
tors But when you present 10 US q l!st OF
names for Officers mid at,oNg them. that Ut q
,nu,1 from VlrEinin who was thu hqad and
frnit nf rom,tintIm, il, i,,nt Stat,,. wc t1o not.
4. y. ~ !, ~ ,,a, w. ~. ~" ...,
H., -, ~, .i,< Dn,,I1on,,a ,,,nr, untrr this
, "s " a"1 0 ar,..,. w. r.a,, uaon,,s;, In
9sfAuse VI sol.WIs s.. acSMsp t',.n nu
did not lntgnd to tiake tho Sennto Cliainber
A HEAR GARDEN,
but tho country ut large Ind strong s,,s-
p.eiosts t1l't t1le niin''eo M"s .ou' "n.'
Tle leaulng isepnhl1can press OF Me couhtty FEY
Ind chnr9cd 1t III terms 10 Offensive thlt
wien Sunptor (Voorhces) had had NJ, ex-
troct from Reuub]ltnn .papcr rrnd. tic
tlamprr ~ nrrsntlnI rns,,nnsthifitv iIaT tmnn
fhr..ni.nr., ~ III. rrterrsJ tn racts .whlei,
sai~ % TN faut Ink MaI,nn" 1,nI
k"",' ,,iarnI ~ ean,Hn,tftn"s @ ui,ioh wnI,;J
1ivn IN n" rr"atest M Imne,,ro witI the mo-.
nis nf wi V;r,rInfn. Whifa in av,,tfieT eSnrrss-
mH NJ m n,,ttn,, here .v;,am IN tha Wtrnsni nt,.
ii,;, i IN "a,,a IN. n Ssnntur from sfassnchmsstts
, 1881-04-13

NEt@NQAs 41<t9 CVQ NUF1f
Special phpqteh to 1hs Chicago 1ttbune.
KE0Kux, H., April l2.-Tho lust sessson pf tho
old and tho Arst sesslon and organization Of the
new Council tuak plaao last night. .Thp rouuoil
stands six NprubIteans, four Democrats, and
two Qrgenbackors. Tho 0roonba0kogs agt with
the Republicans, 9lyuK them cVntEQl by q yoto
Ut E{O4. I.
, 1881-04-13
crScrNSArf 1yOKKISdStEv .

:. CENCINNA All -"UkKlNGAIEN.- =
ClSctsSArt, April tls.-'rho carpenLcrs' s,tj,
Is spreading, with tto hope. OF mi early sctls
mont. l,llidors my It will havs tho oIect =
stopping the construction Of many coni.s
plHtch buildings. Tho .strect-car drivers tn,
strike. fhcro arc twenty lines. employing Qrt
S,HU men, 'H
, 1881-04-13

:; Wluenea.sr,s ilxpoph ho.ph,sss
Fill cure o0nlumplIon, coughs, Wenx lqux5
hsnRehltls. ntla General debility. Easabllghe1
E'fsAiysuuo yuHss.,
, 1881-04-13

j. MENDOZA, Ill., April l2.-Tho municipal eloc-
tlon WIS warmly contested hero to+dny, aud ro.
sultol as follows: alayor, II. Wormley, Alder
mon, ]. g. Mntl.len. q. Il. Harris, r, Dunn, q.
tee oAuaos Vacancy tn tho Fourth Wurd tor
Alderman. Fl.
, 1881-04-13

ecsa Tiny sny IT Is perfectly faIr artl bonr.,s.
md hntoyn tin rcsnlt viii Rl,ow Cnnyte.sm"nt!
way tn prnvt,ln For tho National tlel,t lii msa
mr. ttnt Will hut very slightly disturb trudo ~;
Will 10 fair tn III. ~'