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FOR CAIRO. LOUISVILLE & CiECINEA7
, 1881-01-01
FLOODED OUT.


To reporter WIS yesterday assigned tho duty
OF finding out how much the commissary stores
weAe injured by tho brcnknHe OF tho wAtGr- pip0
ut tito, depot Oh Washington street. Knowing
the lufty hnturo OF tho snbordinatcs ia this
brunch OF tho MllltAry SERVICE, tho reporter
ollnBetl tho stnirB ut No. . Washington street.
with batcd breath aSll anxious foeobodlngs "a TO
bis fatG at tho hnnds OF tho lncfpient Gohuras
who occupy clerical positions OF apparent hum
blencsa. iIo was received With tho hnnEhty re-
serye cultivated by those important attachts,
whose rslk " SO low. but whose dignity ~ 80 high
;iaest ;ra trotn another esesE. Who ha;I injected
himself into tho conversation. thAt Frank
Stevens DO applied to. Thinking that
,hs Kontlenanm m must 1t,,o,9, at cast 10 ,,o
ill., sauctHnl On tho GROUND iioor wisn, duo h'i.
mEty, salRnmtnE. and knocking hia hctl aHulnst
tho tu0r. When tue, prelltntnnrtes had been
g1o tGT95 ws " stoEeswS s ray
by Rros4Ay insulting tho reporter, A1,a even ro-
fuslns 10 Rive tho namo OF tho Chief Commits
Bary.
withdraw it, WITH II taH cutssion, oseraSo9 a " tho
hnughty spirit Of \ crnwd Of nnuerlin9s. who
nro tho nlt,st striking nra.inlc,lts for redue-
tlon Of M asmy which furnishes employment to
On application 70 their suporiors tho. reporter
waa received With p0teress and chcerfuliy
given the Information TINT tho damaged st0rGs
wero chiefly barrels Of snEnr: TINT the .i,.t.,.
vator supply; that tho on1ployes wore
nut to btah,u for TIN accident Or ns resulting
ae aaafs FL ah oa sarysy 81 70 s she d4s" Sss
cOntrast to tho conduct Ut the snborlEnatcs Ut
tho .!vpOt, whDsu InnanesB shlld h1 ut once nt-
tended to by Maj. Bnrs'ger, tho Chiot Coinulls.
, 1881-01-01
THE CITY-uALL.

TIE lnborcre and city employees drew away
$GO,UOo from tho City Treasurer yesterday for
WnKGs,
THE receipts ot Ctty-Trensurer seipp ycster-
day included $5,3a4 from tho Wntcr Department,
aud $B:s7 fr0m tho Controller.
y NuILpINd rEltMtT wAs granted yesterdny to
John Bonft to erect two-story dwelling, twenty
four by iifty foot, on Nineteenth street, uear
Loolnis, to cost $1,slU.
YESTERDAY w1as tho last upon which robate
of per uent was allowed upUh tho payment of
wascr rcat, and a xrcat n,ai,y pcopic av,.ile.i
themselves OF tho Ecduutton nnd ovor Il, wv WIS
paid IN.
THE Committee on Judiciary, having ohnraa of
yesturslny AFTERNOON In tho ol!co nf ths Law De-
partmeEt- They hapo to bo ablo tO report to
tho Coungil NundAy evening.
TiEREn new cases OF smallpox wero reported
yeatGrdaY to tho Health Utlicu from M. TS West
!rwolitl. street, No. si5 niue lsland avenue. and
Mo; Y Cynrsas strest dpnthoria Ut No. 1s5 NORTH
Mo. Jsl Wcst Monroe and No. OUT West lndIaaa
steccta.
sAausl Fot.sAnur. OF CLEVELAND, O., informs
Mayor Harrison In Il communication TINT h0 has
dua @ tha ssbio % strost.car car otor % system ] Il. ills
city Ilc thinks 10 his u butter. Thing. which IL
Ratny to 20 tesiod ~ Cleveland, and ho wants
to results
sst.so of ". Hickey, No. tio Weat Dvlson sfreet.
Th!s paos ! has 6ecI nscorng TO police reports.
yuans .hIoves saa prostitutss. Mn. liIsfsy antl
Inc .la'o enl ar tho family. say tho police, have
lions u the Ordinances, sni iiickey ~ - now now
e !ai for aslin lian,or M ~, q .nnors @ allowing
tined for violating tho II O'Clock or.ilnanG0.
MAyt,N HARRISON.
, 1881-01-01

I1u0ltEs-At II North A1arkct-st-, Friday, Doc II,
KAthernu 1tugtIls, In her hu ycAF. -
EnuHFul n mi I'm h1rftu

:,
Funeral noslco Hereafter. :
uaea 81 a4a 6. ss 1ass a.s% I'll S JAG u
%assr Il. sna jeasio j. iiasfuS aasa S yaaf % aaa 10
vaaaI% .sssss sanasY et'erGo9r q h;,i;pa..
Without furtl.ef nSiicS. 'A0S''>' '''''"'
fs & & s%s. fs'R Rsss tsss ss:S :Ss
Fnaenl iFqni hYr late residence. Nv Twsnsy.sov-
~ NuFn Seuiin AiI'oEs plensu cupy.
qat. jdsSph iaasas so q ind 3:
yunorsl on Sunday At 10 =. IN. BY carriage. to csl-
rsss: IL 5sz ss
f!sss sst !, s " os aai q sssssr ssG II
fanssa ps sSsscas at tho residence on Sunday, Jna.
= ncM2srELaG-Dse: M n a. her residence. ~ We.t
yuna!si sai,aay 10 lis jesuit Church, thonce by
u S|ssaSs .snsaad' and Kingston Canada, pa"
MYhHoE- .sc 81. Harrison Martin, Infant son Of
Bunt. +. knd Mary 4. Aonros, ngol alnonths nnd u
Notice Of funeral hereafter .-...-.
WEtlG;DoS u. q 7 = r., St Tg pesyboIa;; ;
tsnsrs' sss,ec ysnaay Jan. AZ N. rIacs Of
cssasy fiyssFsty, i;sisad ee:n Se..i =
as ssaao as 81 tss & il ses t0% g.
co!nmbktis Church. thsncu BY cutFs TO Calvary tenn
tSkansaa City tMo., and seasort u tcanuda> papers
S @ 9s e. Il n ed " ss sSs: .:
fts'sa FaaaisS T aHs sds piass sf sass; ss;
otlurf. bf Currtuxe1 u GalyufY,
, 1881-01-01

Tho bridge. the l!ue extending hsIf Il, m'!s ,s or
sPaeo y;,!,r snFs would t9 sl.np,y tagos:',!o
ca,,'t mako up. because ynn ca.i't "a any fastor
tl,an TIC cnbe VIII garry yo!i A. Z y when n;.r
&C G sesce Il. sGai' a Rs @ h' Tpy @ sdp sf "9
possihlc, ind there ihpy. will iMln hAek and
tr'nsfer p.ssc.tEcss to other c"ts ''nt they arm
"iiat would ,ist tho momentum acan1red be
'sn1 Sp t. 81 ~ III R "Fss TSo S re In
tho way Of Tint. III faet, | ,i".'''t Duiieye tho
cars enn oven nssro enough !. os'e'at .,, to
ttsn were kuit,c1ert TO- run around cnrvea. u
woulst l,c dangerous to llfo nntl proncrty. We
r'e rornF 9i"crs p'a 10 INV Up t n ra,',,na ]
c,,rycs FoEns down grades, and crushing litter
i isi why could you not Introduce tho cnhlo
eysteM BY 'I1asd.t''ng " the bridges and seeking
:" it'lnninv the ears hy Enble would be my
Tho ura.is is i,cnvy nnI nisrs closely corrosnnn.s
70 ny Of H. directs gf S.a rf,s;se e., ,h4n IN
the West Side ears tho tunnel would 10 y per-
feetly prncticahlc route and, 50 fnr rs ! kunw,
g5. sysr e. 5 .res oF qaasos 9 pGy psaS hs
"ilase y3 ny i,!ea th9s tl!e Company will
by tho Directors. Tho tunnel belongs to tho
tho oty authorities tn re knrd 10 tho mnttor.
sauh i move wtuta, Of course. necessItA,o
OF tho river, by which wo wonid bo
cnnhlcd to concentrate tlom for tlnck or 30
on Washington street. So rs to reach tho tut,-
to 10. provided WI could vet tho conscnt of tho
property.owners and tho Council. mil It wn,ild
cnn now makn and prove grand blessing Ia
tho public, who, Instead OF whiting ftlr britHe
to turn, would he whskcti through tho tunnel
without delny."
Tho gentleman very evidently thought we'll Of
tho scheme. but could give no further Idea us
to whether tho Compnry Eaa In any likelihood
Of adopting It.
, 1881-01-01
STREET-CAR CABLES,

TROUBLE At THE lHl1DuE9.
In tho discussion Ut tho Chicago City Hall
why's psan for Introducing tho San Francisco
cubic system Of propaling strcot-cars on the
Sauth SldG II has rather been taken for granted
that TINT portion of tho city wns tho only ono III
which the system would 10 nt all practicable III
consequence OF the supposed uGsohco' Ut any
bridges to bo crossed. Thu Main principle on
which tho aystem would seem to rely
for It's successful operation IL that thGre
should bs ono solid, continuous track
under which tho noisecss but effective motive
power could work. It 30 happens howoycr,
thut tho South Si1o Company does cross bridge
over tho slip Ut Archer Avonuu,-the only one In
It's gntlrp tcerttofy,-nnd, In IL proposed oxten-
alon Ut tho systom OH a'l the South Sdo lines,
the !daA has been advanced that cur would
haye sufficient momentum 10 approaching the
igyel with Ito curry II over without tho cable
ar,d tho grip. shola this provo impracticaDle.
Using aorses At eaoh Gr5sS e,sd 10 hui tho cars
oveF. Of course. when onse oyor, the
Sss wo4a lid tss san e. xSo BE- g9SSyh o9S sot ~ s
anl.,Uthty ind as nnisolusiy us ever. -.
The question th9,i natt.r,liy occurred. Why
tho r.var 10 she West and North sldrs ~ il
crossing y llttle. Archor avenne clip, Or, tbls
pnx ut He s1FGSt It,
br!.ixrs, use thu tunnels, and thus gaa tho
great Aonsldenitlon,-a continuous, unbrakcn
~ pr,ctical u question. rrPorlel Tor T1tE
T,ngHE sslls un ssntsms
inquiry % hlns, aaa sws!toa Whit IL had so .sY.
!" The same Question" sald tho gontlsmnl.
"was asked me shs other day, and sop!ea that b
xtacto. But you could use h0rsus at .hs
briiYpa.'. sugKostpd my frlend. ~ you Doulti,
Dnt would you gain BY 1T Nothing that I know
"Wo, ia:t look at It ~ tho l!sht ct tho facts:
, 1881-01-01
THE POLICE.
A Now District Eatablishcd-nforo Men
for Might Dnty.

n NGF AAEkIbEk 1SHk0Ol43nCASn4V1N NASl4
for Might lDnty.
At tho beginning Of tho now ycnr Suprrntcnd-
cut McGnrlglc ,nnkcs tho following changes tu
tho Workings Of tho Police Department:
0enrtul Uuiest, No. 19: !. Thcro Is established
nu additional district In the Third Police, Pro-
sl: a 'th shat pSrtaa af ths Gty Ge chcaxo @
Jew et%een CIV West S an1 wesi naaa streots
tS2e ss vii &C. be q, wei aaso @ on ssee VI 4
Western avenue, which station sha!! hercnfter
he kt1.wn % Il M il.e Department III tho "ost Mndi-
i. The itviling lIis OF West Madison and West
Lake Street Districts shall hereafter bo Ccntre
oes an @ sbeon ahn sireeta na
.. 1t IL decided thnt lurRcr nIHIt patrol force
aud proportionatuly better security Ham bo Oh
tom Mt principal stiltlons. therefore 4 unI-
adoptcd at all .tattoas ~ follows: Three.
each stntlon-bxeltlslvo Of special lctnils-wl
bo assigned to night duty, and tho reEnnlning
%r p%rt ss so %y @ IT, s SSs's ' sf ss9 fs e
a's a. Ill., T ana atn to m6ot 1T % viii ecna Sa
" vii 'is Ss s y say 81 to 20
duty with the night foseo and rolnnin \, char4e
thereof during the hoYS hsral. prescribed, aiid
Ilap,e'a,i's st pfiasipat station. wilt alter:
dnto weekly IN tho porformanco OF day aud
.. Capt, william Buckley will transfer two
patrnl.1,cn from iIArrlson Street to Twenty
Htreet. to Cttta4e Grove Ayonno Htntlon. and
three from Harrison stroot to the Second Pro-
clnct. -
I. Cant. Btmon Q'Donnell will transfer Que
patroltnAn from West Twelfth to neerlng Street
station, md ono Iron, Twelfth to llinuihn Street
StatIon.
tho West Madison Street substitution District
tGn patrnlnlen, who. until tho completion nt
eatd sui-atation, will be quartored ut West Lake
.. capt. 4. ". Hathlway will transfer three
pAtrolmcn from ChicnKo Ayenue 70 Webster
I,.lrrubeo Street Htntion. md ono from Chicago
Avenue to lawson HtrcGt SUTTON.
10. Fhttullnon transferred In execution Of thtt
order will, ns far aa practicable, be assigned II
duty ut stations neur0st u their residences.
ii. 1toulcnanta uud BerYennts will be holt
strictly responsible for any negliRchcG OF dutJ
Or improper conduct of thoir men uhlps tht
Eame IL Immediately reported through thoil
commanding officers to this o!tlce.
l.. Ths order will take olloct ut o'clock p. IN
! inn. !, 1881.
THO 0oucral superintendent takes this occa'
son, upon tha advent ot the New fcur, to sons
that during tho cunlInR ycar oil Hlenlbers ur ths
Department Will tlischnrKa faithfully and ell
ciuntiy tho dMttcB to whlGh they III. rcspectiycl,
assigned. and thAt the conduct nf Oil1eers aha
men Will 10 such Us to command the rcspgct an
~>''''~ - " WI. McuAnlatx,
0enoral Superintendent.
, 1881-01-01
SUFFERING CENSUS TAKERS.

Sr. Louis, Dec. 8l.-When tho last census was
taken here, no less than 40 enumcratora wero
employed to 10 tho work, They were to receive
81 per diem for the first two tinys and after that
two cents per name. Thoy wero kept at work a
whuta weok, oarHUd upOu an average 80 per
man. Bon.e OF tho mon employed wcro poor and
needy, and neither they nor thoso bottcr otf
havn up to this day received a penny for their
work. They looked to Prof. WMsdward first for
tholr money, but ha told them thoy would have to
look to tho uoyarn1neut tor It. They looked to
tho Government, nnd receiving no satisfaction
In that direction, they now tatk ab1ut eprMtuY
nn oEganizat.on and App0!Ntiug sutno man to
look uttor their claims, which haVe up 70 This
time boon 20 completely ignored,
, 1881-01-01

nrk nrks prescntcd Mr. 1tanohotf or, ieialf 81 lis
p ~ pepSs ansSet eE tstcn wSa T.
snrnrlso. returned bis sI1,coro thanks Ter tho
Snss nresnd Ell Ishc to @ cars eao II hs sa
many returns Of = very haupy New ycar., ,rhe The
pin, which 4 EcIn Of heAuty, was sclnetc'i "
he cssr NV. Gisars wers inns,iiately Il arsler
for tho entire party. Mr: William u. 0iratot,;
with handsome scalsk!ti cup.
4 FITTING rn.nurE.
amssr e se y ;'ss Of Ex%nt9n apprs
ser%" "s s's so'e reepaantoi MT as thcr as. Ill., y
s ss's'l y !as tS!ssFe bsss%s,Ss Al s;s'sty +
m seG, q IL s "S 5G TsS y wbo Il
TO ressiseefit: e '4s s'.s ..e 'N''
:. pEaahonN ,I S.s, Asp MoSnoE. e.. ,,,, o,o.,
- year az eau nc eseert9tTe.!, mo ~! h!sa t
sss Me nta IL 'nss ar.
| {osl pronltee. IrnGy y: ltmll, at1.l augustus L.
cuat corncr "f Dcnrisnr, ;nnd Mosiroo streets,
e =" o y ,as # e"rtan at ." CON-. IT,
missions orc: wuieh thsts exists y dispute. /
Mme,s n H. tf snilSss arstwftny y
to decd tho property to Ey4ns, nnu TINT II had
pr "ns mvI .a t,n"' az ~ ~. rac "s " @ not H.
H. "a ,'o Viii, tha n,ic.tioa Of co,nissons
S,s ,6sa wo g psrss S s Sr 9a srenssss was
nrSiiy v prEect 'hMt na 9e, the ttsr w ,y ne
oyer therS az iati,aattons taa., tho SS,,pa',y
III MpTt v n,,c n,l IT, h rncrtv WIKI Il 1T 1T
as pssse' et' /! Ss senssraSe a VIII il th%s
SyGf 70 eic m dor s9 ,,9 t!o 4o 70 eo,nI u,
par,,cs.Mthe Gon,pans. bec,.,sc H. Is really 70
, 1881-01-01
la CROSSE,

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Ia CnossE. Wis. Dec. 3l.-.rhts city i,as just
disposod, through ltullcy l. Dorrestn. bankers,
OF lis 10 shnres Of the Green Lay & Minnesota
nallroad stock Mt 81 per share. This stock WIS
taken In erchnnga for bonds issued by Tho city
In 1B1H to nd tho road IN building short 1Ine
from Oantaskn to In Crt,sse AZ tho stock Ind
beer considered worthless tho city Is tho Eulnee
by tho Transaction. -
, 1881-01-01

DIS MONIES, H., Dec. 3l,-Durtng the year
Just closed Des Molncs hhs erected 5s3rcsllonces
at cost Ut Sy76Hss: fifteen business blocks,
costing $4,000; churches, collegos, and public
buildings To the amount of sa15 on', and In
Ing fotul nf &l.7iJ for tho your.
DEs MONIES, IA., Dec. 3l.-Th0 statistics Of
manufacturers for the yeMr ahow II total product
Valued at -. iai GU; q wh0lesae and jobhng
traaoof *lo,7au0 MA reta!l trade. fe.9iGttb; graIn
aud produces. 9. a3.l00; coal+ $t,n5. Nv; pork
packing, &4, ,4A.U0; population ~ cstinlltcd by
the new City Directory Just issued, y, Tho
gty's improvements. which nse exclusive Ut tho
o,tio t5:h57 for sewcrs $0Gd7 far streets, ti,l6o
for sidewalks, and $l,l ,lsV for brlLRcs,
, 1881-01-01
DELOIT, WIS.,

bpEtldl UHbdltN % Ihs CHle500 1F7blNes
nKLoIr. Wis.,; Dco. 3l.-Our young people and
somc nd ones arc celebrating Eew-YcRrs Evo
with tlylng foot Tonight III grnnd olttzens' hop
1nd banquet In 0ootlwIn's Opera-tIall and tho
Goodwin House diulng- Tho most ulabo-
ratio preparations were tnado for such holiday
purity as Is very seldom indugost In hero. A
nlshcd by the GOODWIN House: tlne orchestrn
from abroad FURNISHED tho music Tho !nyita-
upub. programs. and bill Ut rstra were BY far
lnd tho whofo AtrAlr was RraAt success
throughout: Tho Coinu,ttee 0f Arrangements
aro; {. !. Mclean, Z; D. Heott, Il. Z. Hncslnatl.
George Casoy, and l.. Holden Purker.
, 1881-01-01

aRnInst IT, 27l 40 In 1871. md tho shipment be-
Ing x, sas ay5 bushels, nEniust 4,491, ,EW IN 1870.
b,05. la5U Kn9na In 1879 10 1B,Gto.Ns3 gallons In
Mo showing rsor'a @ to 10 tho largcst sp,r!t.rr9-
lof,s exported in 1890 was d, ,7asE.7 and Tho In
orna1.fpyontie cnllcotionA wore $i0.H1l.t2l. Tho
saica Of live stock amounted to $th1nM
Over $l,W0,0D havo been expended In I'm.
pruyQu1cut8.
, 1881-01-01
LOTTERY nRAHflNC.

LouIsvrt1E, KY, Dec. 3l-Tha twcnty-acventh
drawing of tho Commonwealth Distribution
Company was hold today at MacAuley's Thea-
tro, befnro sargo Nud;nncc, Tho following
prizes woro drnwn: Ticket 43,a.l drew tho clp-
ital prize Of $4,000: and tIoket aB1 tho sccoul
prize Of 10000: md ticket III ,sds capturod tho
third prizo 1T $1,000.
THE following tickets drew $1,000 ench: 2,SNs
2,Sll; l9,Jt4: II ,&}7: VI, ,,t2u.
, 1881-01-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS,

CouNot1 nkurRs, ln., Dec, 3l.-Tho Nonpartd
Tomorrow morning will publish n rovtew Of thd
business Improvements and growth of tho city
for lB8), showing TINT tovor 10 buildings hnvo
becn greotetl and improvements made urlount-
lnH TO H.. M This iloes mt nollo any plblla
buildings OF Stato improvements
, 1881-01-01

When Mind and Body nre QUE OF sorts. with
cold extrcmttes. q yellawncss In the skin: cos
tlvencss, dull hcnflnche, and MI ihuIsposILson to
stir about, bo ssirc you nro In for bilious at.
tack. sprf1,uluv from a moro tlr less dis0rlsrel
liver. DF. Jaynos HanntIvo Pills Will bring tho
liver 70 healthy condition, and speedily rr,novo
NIL hillary dtstrcss4
, 1881-01-01
HYMENEAI

3pfctal ptspdteh to The Chfeaoo Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL.,, Dec. J1.--Mr. 4. y. 1tobinson. a
graduate OF tho Champaign University; married
MISC Maggie Mosscr, only duIghter Of Sir. Il.
Mosscr, editor OF tho Daily Republican, Ut this
city, on Christmas. Day, Mt jacksonville, Flu
The couple will resdo ut Jacksonville, whore
tho groUm IL In business,
, 1881-01-01
LICENSE TO ORGANIZE,

8pA1HaTlElu ILL.,, Dec. al.-The Secretary OF
Slate to- day lssued q liconsa TO orxanlze to tho
Columbia Iron Epmpauy, Chicago. Capstal.
eaDJ0 900, object, miutn9 iron.oro. manusaetpr-
luz pg-tron, and dealing In trx,u-uro and articles
nianuiscturcd thosetrom. Corporutnra. John
II. Gage, John ], AcNulty. Elmer T. Hannah.
, 1881-01-01
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Dec. 8l.-The steamships Arizona,
IIolvetiu, md Frnnce, from New York; Nova
Scotia, from baltimore; and Massachusetts.
from Boston, have arrived n,lt.
New ynnK. DEC. 3l.-ArrlycG, tho steamships
Dnltfc and Nevada. from Liverpool,
, 1881-01-01
DUBUQUE.

DUBUQUE, ID, Dec, 3i.-The IEkrald to- -morrow
publishes d statement Of tho building improve
u.e.lts OF 1880 amounting TO $50 0. In tho city.
Tho city haa Known u much during tho past year
a. 1t uvre has iu tho oousse OF tts hlatory. The
stAtitlics show that q larRu number of new
manufactures have been startol during tho
past ycAx,
, 1881-01-01
PEORIA,

PEORIA. Ill.,, DEC. 3l.-To- morrow morning tho
Transcript will publish an extended 'review Of
the trade and industry Ut Peoria during 1850.
Tnia will show that tho business Of tho city has
quadruplcd within tho past three years, tito
ng9regase h4iuy' nearly $AooI0W,ooo ID l68o,
axaiust sao,00uUo in 1877. q gain .ol near:
~ $G0050,OO6. Tho grAM trnde Of
other year, tho reoelpu being 26,0ls, ll5 bushole
, 1881-01-01
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


NJ. II. puSSr1t, of st,nncsota, Is Mt the Palmer.
w. = uon,naor. or portland. Orc, ts At the !
,,,.,nc e. - 'so'''''' -
Il. HART md wife, OF Montreal, nrc Mt tho
palmcr.
q. ". ". REEn. df Hartford, cont', Is at inc
Hhcr1nan'
GEounE 1sEvE1T, Of Victoria. British co1um'
b!u, Is nj ,.,c rnclnc,
DAVID LAfvisiE. of Paisley. Scotland Is ree'a'
tered Il. tho Palmer.
street, wnuld receive WIS unauthorized. =.
go; 80 ~ .s,s.,i, t,a',r.,a' ~ !. -, 'ho raimcr.
oFaha lt"tk '.'''F'"u "a Nv 'uo '. =, ,,...1
a. 1soay, Of london. Eng, as''l H. Ducnahan.
OF Paris Ff"neq, a'o NJ .ao 'sseo', e, IT,, r,,,,,
wieao's,, n,s,rc, ls rru,s,crcd Mt Tho Trouon,.
Wisconsin a ,rs'' Ms. ~ y a. r:~t,;er, at tho
SIs' r. parrnrs Of Genoa. 1,als, md John NJ. r.ay.
I'M. w. Of 1 London, England. arc registered ut Tho
Pacific.
"v; +. ". Krrxs, o, Madison, Wis, pnssea
through tho city yesterday. registering nj the
Pacific. >: -. ,o,,, m.,.,,, ~
1tse'nans , At ss... y. ,, -, :, z,,.,,,,, <x,,,
.srs si; fo9 Eafoo Sosy for s; tsip q Two yea
'or heaIsh atu f''casofe' -,
F Nsm i f SsrftnE "1 s fGtss,s as es
poem us of nsI ni; marc ,baa orsltnary7 insrt.
A., ,nao,,r,, milf T,,cs',y mint. II was de-
h"Sc n tutc instnl1ntjou jan, /, rs at iirst nm
no,,,lccti,
~ r,..or v,o,.u.,attcnt ~ Nm ,.nko
ETlc g NCBtSE1t hAlllUlAs 4llA =. tnANIt 49,
, 1881-01-01

KETClIAM-MNISCtl-!rlurs 1yentnR, flec 10
In tho Union InFk Congressional cEure., " thu
Roy: Dr. Nublu. Mr.. J. q. kGtchaul and Miss Ainne
II. Hr1BoO,
, 1881-01-01
TEE NEW YEAR.

SIs 1t1UISS >
Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
sr. L0Uis Dec. 31.-There WIS lots OF fun on
chanrc ut noon to-day, but no ito,,r-throwing.
Thu Merry krowo, tundo up Of merchants Gil
masquc, entered tho bull ut l. o'clock, preceded
BY Il band Of muslc, III front OF which wins
monkey rs drltn-ma]or. The procession was
let1 Us Father T!sue. bearln7 II banner inscribed
"Gool-by, old year." and followed by a Yankcp
"Unclo Satn,' In costume, MISC with b,lnucr
inscribed ''Mcrry Krcwo." Thon cana
gcrgeousty dressed Queen, bcar'ns n sccptro
Innd0 OF chra OF corn. Following
her was fellow dressed up III
calico, with motto, "No No,lr To-day. Laugh
aud grow tut" Then thoeu WIS u kausaa exo-
dussor, with dog aud gun, md Ills vito with q
grtpsack.
Tho Merry Krewo wore masked, and carried
bladlcrs tstended with atr, With which they
kept tho way clear. 4 circuit Of tho room, was
mnae three times, when tho Queen and her ret
lnno werc escorted to the grand sialt1 on tho
west. Hero sho was installed by Pres
idont Smith. lie surrendered to her all
authority. and warned everybody to re-
sl,oct her and to obey her mandates,
Sho ordercd half dozen or tho
leading men on 'ChRngo brought into hnr prcs-
ence Tho Krewc brought them nll n, antl placcd
thom On tho right Of the Queen. These gentle
men woro soon all atttred In f.l,cy toggory, aud
made part Of tho Queens ret!nuo.
In the north ond Of tho room n areased polo
was ercuted. surn,ountcd by M eflgy holding In
caeh haud sample bax OF wheat. Abovo tho
ctiixy WINS n ilay, nnd on Its brcast q placard,
"Gulux on Change
Tho Qucnn announced that prlzo would bo
given to any ono ab!e to climb tho pole. Hnlf
dozen Efforts wcro nude by the telegraph boys
mcinocr or tic Exenanse tried Amid the I yclis Of Of
the crowd. hut he hHd to como down utter get
3lI fha flint, iii, ,yHa oolno NJ, nil ovor 1,,o
, 1881-01-01

ST. Louis. Mo-, Dcu. 3l.--GenrEo II. Morgan,
sccrn1nry ot tho Merchants E1chunGe, furnishes
thu following stnton,cnt ut tho business Ut st.
Louis In tho nrtlees naned for tho your onl'ng
to-ilay: Hank clenengs, s., e,818, ,07a aHaiast
$l,lD os 80 last yoar; receipts Of wheat. 1v,oo0,
~ bushels, aguinst II 90 oE!; receipts Of corn,
.. 2s Iii, nsatust 13,aeo,a10: outs. 6F1,o7s,
agatast 5oI:,t65; ryo and barley, 1,035,G ZOO,
against a,6A,:sls: total receipts OF grain,
% aFast s s for .ns preyHus 1re yenr
lxAIost, avullIst .'s. n; eheep 5.ut. uxn,tist
1S:,b4s; horses aI,d mules. 41.ol, asntnst H sJ.
iitSs; i.Ss7ss;; siipaonts t 81 iloas. a;:17Gs,
ngn!nst 80i5,En. Nccolpta OF hay. t1t,sG8
Ialcs, a8atnst 80; rcceip.s Of lead. so1:ss7
nlKs, 1Aalnst 8l1.6ol; sh1pmSnts Of provisions,
ulnvntor capaoIty, 6,ss1,o00 bushels, agnlnat
4K1o1o; shtpWcnta ct bulk Rrntn 70 Europe Via
New Orlelns. lh.sE,:l7 agalt,st ., lot .s3s.
Fourteen hundred tCw buildings wGro erected
In Vt. Louis this year, costtnv at lcast ~ l49.