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ton that the sound of the dinner-horn trav-
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Lo,fyu1I
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O. Pcdyune.
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aoro ne "asr;.d ".r "a 80 tha1, hut nn ono an
."oS m. tha .o " Tha ,;rh, ~ h.tore tha
set so.oI Wy, .mo , ~ 49, go c',. - the
WI, me0n wa wa Up. o .o tho Pr;nr,. eli % whsre
~ -. .t.naJ na ~us ,"nn 80 ~ AZ Ista Wbet he said
no ono HnoW, ouS .no Wives ~ ..
0'i 10 ~ ,ha 1,,"-.;,r o.r,, .ha Pr;nr vent
=, - tha ro ronr @ .nd tha monIs foiiowin1
~..SaS =. AZ. Ill
cr1wueu IN sne na ,. IL.
An iew moments no c0ine ou'' LIS
iaGs T. a., ,ssS asiS~ -. aoor v;de and ,h.v
III ne r,shpsd TpeaGu ~ INC oo'f "iu'' "no 'ney
- The % m;r.cie had banpenedl
~ tha g. 80 tha travaisr ..;u sm;l-
Cy sao ,nSs;~ H pa. 'hu h,,. .a,,;n~ ,o.hinm
my anu IL nouus, ouoni o ou' .S S.ss .mue 3,
On inc easei was Ine PIC.uLe' Al ~
gIea' snowy Peaks rose sgs'ns. gray
SKY. AN ea9ie new 0owa.u ING ciouus =.
the ~sS oO,d SIu hers ia1 sp On
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a v.-v vExo.Il..t lG.dioins.

CLIvKLAND, Cuyahoga Co., o.
Dear Sir:-Being troubled with Pain in the
Back and Kidneys, and scalding of the Urine,
SYrup, which has given me great relief.
can recommend il as a very valuable remedy.
MRS. E. b. EGGERDINGER.
, 1881-04-04
C0NKLlNG'S INTRIGUE,

1t II plausible story which Is toll in Now
York concerning Conk!tng's lntrsguo to Ket
Merritt out 0t tho Olltce Ut Collector beforu
tho expiration Ut Ills term. anil II tho story
be true ltouKht olIcctually to essop Conklng
fronl n,nklMg my effort to aofcat tho con!lr.
,,lntlon Of Judge Robertson, who las BEEN
appointed US aterrItt's sltccussUr. At aal
eyents. the transaction IL suro to make Dir.
Comkling's further opposition. ridiculous,
a,,d to deprive hin ot tho sympathy Ut dt3-
Interested pcoplc in tho c.agrn ttlat las over
taken hln,.
The story goes TINT Conkllng. atter cstab-
lishtng himself Oh fEientlIy footlug witt. the
nov President, and after snggestlngR largo
number Of personal appointments, IN which
tho President readily asseatc., htnted that
ABrsltt mikht bo got out Of lllo way nnd II
vacancy created III tho Now York Custom.
House by srn1lDg him abroad III solue
, 1881-04-04

paY nlNNGl ny law tNr tlG olIlCp. lla
thouHlt FoEarty wault refuse IL accept
thu o!ce OH these terms, hut rogatty lid
not rrflsc; sn Harrison, while compelled to
Ilnye unb Irish subordinate, l,alt thu sattsfns"
linn tint liz flnsl tukrn from the l4lwrlcHtnn
s,t1lccr unr-!,alf his lrnat my. 'rhe nay nf nil
tho rtty ntliccra wis liked by Inv, md tho
MayDr bonsted that he got rid nf innny nl}-
plrants, especially irish, by offering tl!onl
places Mt half 1Hly; but Fogarty Eot ahcatl of
him by acceptug tho p1ace, md It WIS snlly
hy hls nslraiincss that esei, unc trlsl!tslan
Gnt n plnco under tho Democratic Mayor who
hat been elected by tho Irish VOTE Every
t,ertnn,,, or American, Or Scandinavian, MP
lmiltesl to ot,lco got his full lpgal pny. The
Irish only wero ttpckcd, and tf0cked because
they werc Irish.
AInyor I1nrrison's enntctnpt for tho 1rfsl,
WIS s1lown III Ills tnsUlent refusal 10 presftlu
ut tho Mccormick HILL meeting called To de-
ylsc>. means to MID tho Starving Irish atnt
sylnpntllizu with the humane csforts tn
nlneiurate the hnrtls1Ilps Of tho 1a1ut systcn,
Tic Mayors Ut llostoll, Detroit, Milwaukee,,
indianapolis. ntA Ot1ler citEGs did not f'tsI-
tato to attend s,l11, meetings. 'filc {'oyern-
ors of tho States nj Iowa, Wisconsin,, kaNsas,
Michigan, 1uttlann, Missouri. Oht0t Me-
,rs,sk.,, n1nl thu uoscrl,nr alml f1eutos,nnt-
Governor OF Illinois never rcsttated fur II
nlal,ent tu express, 0It'ctally over tlIolr own
signatures, anil III personal attendance Mt
meetings, their syllpnthy for thu suffering
antl oppressed puupla sO soroly stricken by
famine aud by ln!ttieal cruelty. Mayor liar
rIsun refused to r:esil!c ut tho meeting In
thls city; l,o tlcclnpti "bcca,!sc llo could
, 1881-04-04

1AnrEl,'s WEEKLY, h, n cartoon, gives n
vivid unpt1,.sls to its artlclu upon tho unjust
Inv TINT imprieGns tho wltness of crime while
II s,llfers tho crlmlnnl tu ~ Mt argo upon hui.
Thal toGrnal suys:
a recent wilt to tho House or Detention dis.
cloaWl II httpat tRilo situation. III Il sn1nil anu
stl!a4E rDl Ut nut orc thllti twetg by !lft tGG!l
icct aPncc HbelEt twenty t.t!i wero cs,nfel up.
rpl,iU |'lnyltR cards. sntnn lying TN tho dirty
!lnor. i.rtl nthors to'inxng ulH'li tho behcflcs.
AttlulS ttletn WIS mo inn WIN Ind nce ilrll
fttr nlnre tha1t live r,Ontt,B. Whusu Family IL
starvi,g, wll,@c wife Is hagEnK III tte strIets.
\ ytnlnE buy uf tJ hRs t,rGn lHenfGcrAtclt for
eight nlnsttia m n witness IN H. cuuntcrfcit.H
nuw fnxHGas lil tn.s! tnpNi1y hnvt rutlctl him,
n.Hi hs Will ieIvu THIS lio.lse Uf l,ctenttot anly
to drift inn Il prism. Thnre Ar1 nlsu "prtEtes-
Ahnal' w'tIiesscst wt, arn,, useful to
tl'nka up cn.es nganst ,,, llqnnr,tieAtcrs.
loltcry.lnc aud polfey. Sleeps. Tho wH]ows arr.
heavy Iron bar., ifke u prtsn't, TIT M tito foo1
quarters differ only III oi,g ltrEer. Tho Htnnll
TG;r y.llT Ia GflOkcd With cfUsct.,--ntn, muddy,
Mnh rcpnlslvc Fr0n Ft't'rtnry. lkstf, to Fehrli-
nry 1851, tioro wrro ,rtlMbly bGtwceI tO0 nnl G50
EnM!ttt; tho 4lEhest iluslltpr ut niiu tEnie about
ntty. tho snlal!cst twenty: md thu longest ter!l
lnw, lu tho institution Is tl!sxfnco II 1t Is mt
ticcfssnry to inpris0n witi1csss In England, 1t Ii
unnecessary !cTe. M1id tho practice tlGru Is lll
known. MnYna Chnrth t1ec!aretl TINT nu free
nnn co1' be held III prison snyo MI chnrgo or
conviction nf crlulc, or Tor debt. fut VIZ hayo
vile pGr@Unal nsaliu't 1ulg Hetun!ly ,lvtntncd LII
jnIl agu!nst Tho rlal, while tho rrlnInut wns Rt
large. Ihts h Il Wrn'ly which Ul1Hat mot to bu
tolerated. IL IL Il blt1t upon 0lr civilization.
, 1881-04-04
MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1881.

IL fridays Tribune appeared n letter
from Bo5to,,. signed Charles HANCOCK, say
ing that llo lad no interest In the salo Of tho
toits now being offered In tho United Stntes
Of tho American Exchange In Europe, Strand,
I,nntun; that he lla.l declined the nppolnt-
,,cnt Of attorney OF tho c0rporattont having
satisfied himself TINT it WIS not q so1lntl Ill
stttution; md tint lle was preparing IL history
Of tle scl,einu from It's Inception, for p.ibllcn-
ton. Now comes dispatch fr0m GEN. .to.
seph II lIawIey, prcsidcntof The said Amer
lean Exchange, which Is printed In to-tlny's
TRIBUNE, tleno,ncing Charles Hancock rs Il
lfbc!er. 1nstcnt1 Of holding my relation to
tho Company, ita Is stated to be discharged
e,nployG of tllo Landon office, whose prac-
ttccs l1aye received thu seyerest colldclnl.a'
t!oM; mid TINT lie Ind written threatening
letters, aud had been denounced n.lu delictl.
We are assured that tho corIn,rat!on Is cntl..
posed Of well-known md perfcetly-responsi.
bic Stockholders. Tile ailtllnr OF tho scarldl'
lnus attack will bo vigorously prosecuted III
tho Courts, and Ills dIsllonurabe motives
thoroughly exposed.
, 1881-04-04
HARRISON slltRKs The ISSUE.

tt Is II entn,hon tsfek fDr n rctreatlng fne to
raise grca, .ust, under cnscr OF which Ito
cail tlrnw 0iF Ills furccs ttnutaerycA. Mr..
Harrison ntlopted this stalu tlev1ce III specrf
NJ Mccormick lInlt Saturday night. The
buulen Or tllut specci, WIS llnrrison's per-
sn,laI differences will, the ctlitnr Of THE
TntnrSE. t>ns Mi4.t suppose frnm tho
nnturc of tho argument clnployct BY tho
spraker, a,ltl his lppant and coarse personal
ullllsfUns, tllat the rcul candidates In this
election wrrc Mayor Ilnrrispn ailll tho Nlltor
ut TnE TntnUSE,-that both were cqualty utt
trial, mil that tho public was compelled to
cluose between them fnr Mayor.
Hut va Ito INT understand tflAt to bo tho
tss,,u fn this rampniy,,. Tho opponent Of
ainynr Harrison Ii John n. clark. lte was
not nominated by l'l1E 'r,nntSs, hut l,y tho
Republicans ni,d business i,!en of chicagufn
II convention regularly CALLED nlMl iluld. l!o
Hoes not represent this Jol.rnal, hut taxpty-
crs and tito business nlcr Of Etfcngp, ut
wliosn tnstul,cn llu Mlost reluctantly cnil-
sentch ii hn II snntltute. THE principles III
waived in his candidacy ara int, as 1larrist'n
seclus to imagine, whether the editor Of THE
'rntUuSE b,ltItlnn'tt In surprising Mr. ilNr-
risDM 10 liz II gentleman. but whether law
atnt order sintt hu maintained lit tlis Errat
City Ut ChlcaEt,: wllatllur thu Mayors Otllcu
shalt bn r,sn IN lnnest, tleccnt, md business
principles nnl whether II dlgI,ltletl tultl SELF
respecting citizen will mi he Il better repre-
sentative Ut tl,c e!ty's i,onos and Interests
ttana blntlorskite llnurhon partisan.
Sir. Harrison, yntnly seeks tt eyntle or
cover UP these lsslses. Ills attempt 10 divert
tic discussion to lrrclevnMt matters, ur to OH
sctlru It In cloud of egotlstieai rubbish,
enn1,0t succeed. 1t Is flnlnatcrnl what t'o
th!liks ut Tilt: TnnuSE, Or wlIut liu cO,l-
ceiyes to bu tllu shortcomings of It's editor.
If lie could convict this 1nuri,ul Of all t1lo
crimes III the caEGnlnr, u1t Rli tho Sins III tho
tccalog, illat would not III tho least degree
brcals tho foreu of the objrctto''s 10 his official
cnls1uet Or help 10 elect him. Tl.u people
euro nothing about alts personal relations
with THE TnlnuSE. What they tlcsire tn
kllUw IL why Mr. Harrison Is tic gamblers
frleittI ailll protector: why 'is Inns permitted
thousands Ut buys a,lu girls In tic city to be-
ruined through tho shameful laxity ut Ills
pollcu administration; why hu refuses to
| enforce tho ordinances nGntn5t inducuncy,
1,rast1tness. aml crime, though swarm to do
1t; why i.e ihcltGd rlnt ,1Ml b0ottsiietl
| lust fall by proposing tn lioilt II midnight
elcetlun II, tlci'ancu of tho laws; nll why lle
| Is HOW the candidate Ut oil tito luwlcss,
yiciuus, corrupt, o'lu carrnlts1N. elements III
| th!s community. and " no others.
| When Mr., 11arrisou has answered these
questions tho people may l,o nhle to ulNlgr
atallt whit dufu!lsu liz hns to make. But mn
lcss le does So Judgment will le entered III
, 1881-04-04
THE FIRST WARD,

Tho Harrison Committee llayu been active
III cniuni2illg some 109 pcrs0i,s til thu First
Ward TO vote OIL Trestlny. II these scalMps,
drained from other wnrds, were content
tn yote III tho First Ward. tho temporary
change Of residence, though illegal, would
nut clluligu tic guneraf result. Dnt tho So
lection OF the First Ward Is for II purposr.
at one ut the precincts III tho First Ward.
tho llan who kupt tho bnl,boat last summer
M tie lake basin IL Dllo Of tho Judges OF clee-
t1on. At tl,at precinct tho bulk 1T this 50o
Illegal and culnnlzesl seanIps VIII deposit
their baEtuls. Iluyiug yotel II, tito First
Ward, hoping to defeat Ali. Dixon.
ind elect tlle gamblers candidate sclGctGll
by DO Afackir, WHO Is "stcerrr" for Allku
AIcDunald's gambling house, tin 600 scalnps
will tl.un 70 lJngk to tllotr own wartts ail1
yo.o tllero lis often as they can find corrupt
a.ll f~clle election Judges to receive their
vute5.
However reputable n ,uan Mr.. I,urka ,nay
uc personally, llu ii nevertheless tlle canal-
date Ut the glMblurs nlnl crt.nLnnl elassrs.
No person butter tlnn he kll0ws the cs'arac.
Tor nl1. business Of MAelsiil anu McDnna1l ;
III n,an wout,! mort Indignantly refuse per-
Bn,lli association With these men; blit lllj
mis-: know that le Ii lending ll!self u these
Incl, for t'Ie purpose Of heating Mr. D!xun,
atAl fur tho PURPOSE nf reducing Mr. Burke
lIinlself 10 the1r owl, degraded leyel,-the
cut,,lldate Ut tie gambling houses, md uf thu
FREQ cnllcDrt salI,ons. nlht the DrOthufs.
md tho rllllians resident and culO
n1zcd In tho First Ward. Wl.llo Mr.
burke may pr0yo weak enough II
accept this candidacy, tlut IL IN reasu,
why tho respectable mo',-mcn Of families
urul of c!laracter-shoI!d col,litcnancv aud
MD any such seAtdntOus nnd tllsgraeefu
proceeding ~ elccliNg tho caIl1idate u il
Alackin mil Aitko Mcdonald, tbs pct aIlt
protected gamblers nj The ''slottcl Mayor
Let tho ca1,Altlate bs whnm and wllut HI
n,ny, no respectable man can vote for tllt
euliui.lnto of the gamblers ninl thtayes. I.e
the voters prutect thenlsuycs from such I
| tlIsgrlCO Us that,
, 1881-04-04

acceptable diplomatic or consular Gu
pacIly. 70 ths tho President rss
pItci TINT lie Ind not yrt thought
ofl,a1sinE auy chnnge III tho Custom-f -ffonsc,
NIL thu mnttrr w,s ,lrnmmf. CoMk'lug wrht
away fran tho Wb!tu l1nso with tho tuhvlc-
lion TINT IiiS Ingenious suggestion liaA nhtln
Judgment !n tho Presidents mind. nall Tint
he himself WIS 50 completely master Of tho
sItnnt.0n tllat 1,u might with imnpnfty c0l-
duct further negotiations without consulting
tho President. 1t neyer once nccllrrGtl Il,
him tint. III, cnsc Murrttt wcrc retired frWn
tho Cusinil-linusu tho President wnl,td lhll1k
nf filling TIC y.cstt.ey without first nhlalllng
lis tCnnklinx's) cnltsent atll approval. Sn
the ,tlstingiug Senator frmn New York wrotu
tn Mr.. Merritt tint n change III tho Custonl.
llo.se wns Imminent, al.d advised Him TINT
he Ind halter make some provision for hl.n.
srlf by applying for fnrulKn appointment.
Conklln4 n1so gractously proiFcrctt Ills mid IN
procuring foreign appointment for Merritt
II he desired ot,r. Upon receiving tl1s letter
Immediately after So lna,ly Cullk!tn4 nptMlnt-
nlents Ind bren unite, Merritt very naturally
concluded That CnIlhiing' IA position rs "1]oss"
atll dispenser OF New York patronage llad
been, formally acknowledged by tho rrcsi-
dent, a,tl tint lIe would tto well IL provide
hIh.sesf with another l,lncn hrfNru 1t should
he too lute. Merritt settled Mt u1,ce upon tho
London Cunsnls|llp. MD unified thu f'resf-
,lcl1t that lie woul,l b. very gIad to take TINT
o!licr. The President took hf,n Mt lis wortt,
Illuminated Merritt 1,s Culssul ut Luutlon,
Matto tho changes necessary tn securo him
tho l,lacc. mil nplfntrtcd Robertson.
II this History Of l.al,er,suli's appointment
bu currect. then Mr.. conkling himself WAS
directly responsible for It, niltl ltna not tho
slightest warrant 10 protest ngalnst 1t. llo
attempted IL regain tho control Of tho New
York Custom llullsn by Hi uttlcrlHl'Wl pro-
cccllins. Yhe President ind hcalt openly,
fairly. rtal even generously l'y Him, ailu
then he resortcA to intrigue to nblatu
still InHre. llo assumed tint thu Pres
ileut Ind surrendered tho nppolnt-
I,,!. power intn his ln!shs so fair MS
tllo Now York Offices wera concurcl. md
tint IL wtt.ld only l0 NECESSARY to pct rll of
| Merritt by misrepresentation III or.lcr 10 Oh
nllc lin Il, itn,,ln MrrritLA s,leccssor. 1t Is
entirely prumlie, Under tho circumstances
rclMtcd, tlmt the President discovered Conk-
Ilsly's hnldiwnrl; 1T tho transaction as stun
| Ms l,o received atcrrltt's letter announcing
| tho lAttcr's willingness to Eo t0 London. III
such cssn Ilo couIi hardly fall. with proper
resppct Tor his Gwi, position. to resent Conk-
llngs impertineHt interfcrence and ,nwnr-
rnlltud assumption Ut Executive nnwer.
'rh's story fully nccnunts fur thu only fGut-
uru in tho wllo!e caso for wlllcn tic prcsi-
| .lc,,t col,.l bo reasonably criticised even l,y
tho pollticlans-yi2.: Ills appointment of
Robertson wit!lout ally consultation What
, 1881-04-04

THE "A[otlel Mayor" m lIp fontliy called
himself In his McCurnllck lInsl specull Saturday
night, cot,rs pretty near confessinR that while
Ae ws,s Cuunty Commissioner In ls14 ho run UN
u Eurupe to cscat'a tho oxpostlro whlct. shortly
afterwards hurst upon tho Doarl+ bi>oMkiuR Of
blu Borylce Us County Commissioner ho snld:
served strudiIy until sspriE, 1b7t, whun l hatl
to ~ to lillrnpu to visit my snUtIy. Twu months
aftoE iotl thu County Cnp',n!ssIMners got tnin
thoir ncculints, unu 1t VIVA found that In June,
two Elurtbs ltier left there waa prt'oke,lneas
III tho aeeUllEtA. Tl,uY couldn't na my lh4.ull't
trlu.il IN tho accounts up to thu 1tno lott.
Tls reads very maoli tlko iii admission tsmlt
Carter ktiuw taero wns something "ruttut, III
Dunnil,rk," ulld, not curing 10 rAeo tho u,t,slu
when tho exp'stlro cu,.lu, packed hts grlpsnuk
and douampnl, placing tho briny docp between
husclt aud tho "uruukct.neSs III tlly acoounis :"
Ut tho isoar<i. af which ho w9s Il conspicuous
,nsAcr. llp rrm9inod absoGu unit! alter tho
" lll.olor" hutl 1tuwtl uycr.
, 1881-04-04
CLOSE UP AND TURN OUT.

r,,,,,, ,,,t,,t .1x,Ir.,nt l,ot1ont ~ ,lo t,n,1
c,,n,u,i,n IL tIo nn,,iratIou NJ n n,a,tr,
s,v,,r,f I,v sryrr,, huu,Irul nf t,,a 1n,u,In,
lu,sinrss firms nf Tim rt,y urrulnv IL s,,s.
,r,d iustncss luur euuuul, to.,uorrow Il,
rivn nil ,l,rir rm,,oy.s nj, nnmrt,tnltv In
,',t., ,rn,, ,l,,rnntnr NJ t,,n o.ntlnnu,, nntI
t,r,s ,yl,t,s, ,,,,u,.s rrr ,,,turbrd tn ills ,nc.
mani r;yr o,nu,o insurance, that thew un,,,r.
s,,,",, lin i,",,ortn,u.t, n dufnotln, f,ort.r
I,,rr.o, FAR r,,ulnr,,u, ura tt,o .nthar lu,s,.
u,.xs mr,, w,u, ,uyr INK 1oIned In tto u,,tl,o
shn,I, ,,,v,rt,,nir:s cnnxl,I.r thnms,,,v,.v
.o,,,l,v l,,,ud tn scry,, tt,a ,u,l1c ;utnrrst IN
NJ" ',o,,nor RI. ror,,tn,;,n ,yl,,ni, f,tIo,v.
Ims ,,o,,,rL umlrr 1iurr,snn fnr ,,u,,rtdIrd
t]s,.vutlo,, mn, lirrntlousnsss IL ,lnu,uriur IN
the business OF Tho city, 1t Is calculated 10
deter t,cuple from couinr tn Chicago. It IL
tIuutoralIxlng to tho young 1;leu employed In
rcs,,p,,slblu m,stt,ns. II tIsu dtsur.e, w,,icl,
,,yrryl,olv mist feel win Ia fdr,tEr,l
VIII, Chicapo. f,nrter Inrrison Inns o,uepty
nyowrtl TINT tle only way I'm which thu, s,upti
nn,,n M t},n t.ltv RIM bn restorr,l IA tI,uu,oi,
l,,a dafrnt f,,r In has acknowledged TINT II Ia
u,,t ,,a ,,,r,,so IN restrain vfre IN TIN futur,,
n,,v ,r,,r,. finn ,,a Inn ,tnr,np tbe mast t,yo
yratx.
, 1881-04-04

TUE ukaso that WIS promulgated by
tho now C1ur OH Thurstny laat takes tho tlrst
stvI, t0wnrtIa seiE-goyurnmont. Ut leMst III tho
luatltng cltits Tho dIsputuh aaya tho Council of
1t. Petersburg will consist Ut ,uenlbor for each
of tho ::..s uty tlstrlo!a, mud will bo elootcd b.
tho votps oil hil thu landlords Art independent
tolauts. 1t Is understood that tho Council will
decide by najority vutes oil all ,Myasuros sub
1nIttc.I u II bY tho coslNlnulant, aud tho do.
elsuns Ut tho snaJorlsy will bo executed on re-,
ceIvlny tito EnIperor's sancton. The snsno
GuteHuries OF pursnns whu vutu will also bc
eligible as candidates. Tho Comlunndunt lsslcd.
II t,otico fixing tho tiMp vt tho eieutlor. Tho
fuIuls for carrying out tho meusure will bo pro.
.ldud from thu Imperial Treasury, Tho -tHenee
Iflxse says: " Tho munsuru IL pAst OF u schonp
for tho wholo Emplro projected by tho lutu
tzur,"