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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-10
almost gone.

Snow almost gone.
-Dulalh is to have q street car
line.
Ten below zero yesterday
morning.
Try $ sack Of Economy"
flour, Geo. III. Smith has it.
Cash paid for unlmproved town
property by l.. 7. SLAYToS. #
The Moorhead Argonant has
started daily. That's enterprise.
"A neat sign adds to the appear
ance of L. IIorter's business
house.
Fine stock of china cups and
saucers. majolica ware Sc, at l..
NJ. Spalding's, Duluth. 4w
Fire in Palmer's pile driver
engine house Tuesday. Damage
slight.
Leave your orders tor coal at
Agency, Superior Coal & Iron Co
Geo. NJ. Smith, Agt. 3w.
Macarthur has the contract tor
building Perry's pos; flee build
ing. J. Shcpley is his foreman.
"A sou in law Of w. Malcolm
Stewart has opene tailor shop
next door To Shaw's meat market.
To REST.-Bl"ck t32 iots) on
18th street and Rail Road, suitable
for wood yard. JAMES S. istTcHIE.
&C. +. Johnston, one OF tie right
hand men of the Air Line, CO., has
moved into Brooks up town dwrl-
ling.
About twenty teams owned hy
our townspeople find constant en-
ployment hauling Tor The Northern
Pacific.
"A team belonging to Mr.. ST.
Louis and drawing a load OF rail
road iron ran away on Tuesday.
No damage TO the iron.
The n. z. engineers are max
ing surveys tor the proposed bridge
over the ST. Louis between Corners
and Rlce's Point.
The Duluth News estimates
the log cut for the mills at the head
of the lake tho coming winter at
1873 million feet.
-Silberstein s. Bondy intend TO
erect at once a building 25x65. two
stories, on their second street lot,
for dry goods store.
"A. Bouchard's boarding house
started Monday and Is doing fine
business. Andrew still runs the
Montreal house in Duluth.
There are about twenty hoard
ing houses in town, and yet there
is not enough, That big hotel SO
badly needed here Is still in the
clouds.
We arc sorry TO he ar tha, J. E.
Powers, of the Railroad store is
quite sick with typhoid fever; also
that Peter Benson is i'll bed with a
liver complaint.
White winter wheat Graham
flour iii large or small packages to
suit customers q. Geo. NJ. Smiths.
Parties buying flour feed,
grain, etc, of Geo. N. Smith, will
take into consideration the lac,
that he delivers goods TO any part
OF the city.
Here Is a fine change for some
one who wishes 20 start house
Keeping. John A. Barion has Tor
sale / stove, bedstead, table,
2 chairs and rocker.
Miss Dorothy Hokan>ou reSid-
ang in the family of Sven Benson,
on Geo. NJ. Smiths Farm, died on
Sunday, trom bleeding OF the nose
Asia general weakness.
Antoine Gordon, of Amiuk.
hearing of the small pox Invasion
sent runner TO town ,his week
alter ~oshn sirNs. Antoine expects TO
be his own doctor and to yaccirats
the whole Chippewa nation III his
vicinity.
Something seems Ia be wrong,
very wrong, with our mail service.
Although the mail arrives a. Du- /
luth q, 5:35 every evening, ye,
we don't receive il 1T Superior uil !
about ten the next day. 1t ought
TO be here by 7:3o every evening.
Can't the time be changed?
"A new hospital called ST. /
Lukes. under The auspices OF the .
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-10
st. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
Fiv0RITE ROUTE BETWEEN TIKI
NORTHWEST AND EAST

Direct route from Duluth. to st. Paul
'orts on Lake Superior and a II eastern points.
saltwater and points on the St. Crox river.
CONNECTIONS:
ATST. PAUL-With trains for the East,
South and Southwest.
AT WHITE BEAR With trains for
saltwater and the N. 4 St. l.. Ky. for Min
neapolis.
AT WYOMISG-stage to Taylors Falls.
AT NORTH BRANCII-S.nes to Sunrise
CITY.
AT HARRls-stage to Cambridge and
lsanti County.
AT RUSH ClTY-S.age 20 Grsntsburg
md the cranberry country OF ouInett county,
Wis.
AT PINE CITY-stsge to Brunswick,
hanabec county.
On and after Oct. sist, 1880, and until
nrther notice, passenger trains will be run
AZ follows.
lie. Duluth ------- $40 =. M i.
Ar st. Paul 500 D. NJ
lie. 1T. Paul Observation-Disclosures ----8:o" 4. m.
A. kpDY. GEO. II. SMITH,
CT, Agt Gen Supt
P. s. UARtlS. Manager Land Department
TIA" TIC In the lest location in thr
HUM N.$ Wet. Lands s"id lone
0A& ~ ~Ss~ SN~ time aud MT low prices.
Emrloymen, during tho winter at good wages
guaranteed For particulars send name and address
ON postal caro- 10
PHILIP g. HARRIS,
St Paul. Minnes
P. o. Box i0o.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-10


WEST. kAsr.
lie. $40 am. Fargo, ar. 1850 pm
lie. $40 am, CasseitoR, ar. 6.35 M
lie. ll.34 am Valley City, ar. 4.4n pm.
ar. IL pm. jamestown, lie. 2.hA pm
lie. Las pm. ar. rs pm
ar. clio I'm. Bismarck. lie. 800 am
Meals 5 Daily except SATURDAY. tDaily
Except Monday. Daily e1cep, Sunday.
Trains connect at St. Paul and Mime
apolis with trains East and South; at ST.
Cloud with trains for Melrose and the Sank
Valley at Braiuerd with trains to and from
Duluth and TO and from the West and South.
Connection with -. Paul d. Duluth R.R
tr,ins at n p Junction st. Paul n. l. "
Railroad trains at Glyndon for St. Vincent.
Winnipeg, and the British Possessions at
Bisma,c ok with Stages for Standing Rock,
Fort Rice. Berthod. Fort keough, and other
points in Montana: also with the NV Stage
and Express Co.'S line 10 Deadwood City and
all points in the Black Hills and with Aia
souri, and Yellowstone River Steamer for
Fort Benton, Fort K"ogh and intermediate
points in Dakota and Montana; and at
Duluth with first class steamers for Colling
wood, Sarnia, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Chicago and intermediate points.
Oct. Gath 1881. n,E SARGENT.
Gen1 Manager. st. Panl.
G. G. SANBORS, II. A. TOWNE,
Gen'l Frt l. Ticket Agt. Superintendent
43 Jackson ST.. st. Paul. Brainerd
, 1881-01-27

The Magnificent Fortune Lott ty Iban-
lei +. htonc. Df gsoEt0Il% Amounting
to Rl%7Q3,1O1t Distributed Among
Charitable and Educational In*lItil-
ti0ns.
Special Dispatth 10 The Chicago TRIBUNE.
IosroS, Ja,,. :1k-Mrs. Faluria Il. Stono
Of 1talt!en, llas stopped lIer ,nnnf!cent Klfts
with tho following nd.ll.oMnl s,tn,s: nrury
College, {atlditional), sso,0ao; Doane College,
CrctG, Ncb., Colorado Cnllege, Colorado
Springs. Colo,, Was1,buTn College, Topeka,
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital uor
permanent free bcsll, s5.0O0 each; huston
City Missionary Society alul 1,ostol Nortl,
End Mission, Saa,5W eacl.; I!ost0n penttent
Fumales' l1efngu and New England Funln'u
Mural reform Society, S!,000 each; Amcr-
lean Missionary Association Fund {balnncc},
sl,a1l. Total, $4s,:ua.. 1le estate left By
Daniel I. Sto,lv, lor husband. retired Hos.
ton merchant, WIS nh0ut u, ,000. wv, nili, being
childless, 1t WIS agreed suu,s t!n,o boioro hts
death, III August, 1878, tllat tho property
should be- sllstr r!buted' anl0i,g educational.
charitable, or benevolent institutions. IT,
cDrtlnX u thu Judgment Of thu survivor, who
WIS to hays full control. Tho wtll provided
tor snnlu 1eQuests to relatives, Int tho Krtnt
residue OF tho property w,ls without restr1c-
ti0rs, ulll IL llsAlst III Its distribution Mrs.
Ht0lle selected the ltuy.. Or, Wilcox, Phillip
Il. paKe, ala1 tKahU u. Cutler ~ ntlylsurs uAu
temporary TRUSTEES, Under their advice
~, IT., :.Na llAs hnun given AWay. The suAll
bnlanoq Is reserved for Mrs. Stones support.
, 1881-01-27
He II 1fou0rnhly acquitted Of tho
Charge OF Perjury.

He II ,1fou0rnhly Acquitted Of tho
CharEe OF Perjury.
Srttfaf DIratth 10 7he Chteaqo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Inn. .'.-The Colby
crse ca'nG to MI ctsl tttttay exactly III tho
manner predicted by IilE Tm1it'SE. After
hearing tic arguments oil both sillcs JudGo
Mallory discharged Mr.. Colby. finding no
cn'tsc for holding Him 0n tho Charge ut pur-
jury. The Judge remarked TINT what Mr..
Colby lIad said In the pnpcr Which contained
tho nllcged perjury WIS perfectly natural and
proper. lie l,ntl come Into tho Presidency Of
tho roaal while 4 comparative stranger here,
anu found many suspicious things.
Ono OF these wAs tho exciMlittlre Of
S@25,00o for Influence lit securing what
tho Company was lawfully I'll.
titled to- a,1 which SHOULD have been Oh.
talnel In fifteen lnfnutcs without anY cx-
lc'ise whatever. There was III, satisfactory
explanation to Mr.. Colby uf the l,so nf said
sum of Nancy, and In claiming 80 much
ingnt'nst II. JM!lT" Keed ~ MI Sset to e!anI
!li!i the, lpnst thlns TINT could be !lo,ie to
bring about Il statsntcnt ntu Il settlement.
Mr. Colby was not hound to tnke n.Iswurn
statements regGrtlinE iho use Of this 1nolt.y
fnr, believing tho 1acts to ho as statcd
in li1s answer, alni tt,ok Tint cnurso To bring
the nlntser betnre the Cnltrt nIltl satisfy him
self Us to the fact. Intense substitution WIS
eyer}wlIere nxpressct! Mt the outcome 9f tho
case, anl .ludgu Mallory WIS commended M
MI ln1Mis for tho tersu mallller I'll which he
xqlelGIctt tho bnso nlld setlscess prosecution,
No case Inns been before the courts for H. long
tlnle 1T Which 50 much interest conferred, md
1lr. Colby's triumph Is pensinlg 10 tho com
natives which EnyU governed tho prOspcl-
t10n from btBtlItltnK to etlll.
, 1881-01-27

o1 answering an argument lad rcs0rte.1 10
Ills desk MS to MI arsenal or magazine IT
wt:'sl'otis, and drawn iptl tho Opmstt side
will! book whose 1eavcs were rusty with
arr. Mr.. Dawes went MI t0 argue TINT Atr.
Plumb WAS incorrect rs to tho lcngtl, Of tho
uerDtl Of which hn lintl spt,l;cll, alMl added
tiIat t!lc character Df Massachusetts III that
''ay. "r IN this ,lay, wt,,lld withstand any IT.
Ill: p'lmy assault that the Senator froM Kun-
sAs. ur any i,ccr Of ILLS on the lloOr, could
niako hp0n
1tt:l, I1tCK1.Ets
Mr.. Pinmb proceeded to argue lint the 1tl-
tllnis had been entirely eliminated from the
section Of cttlntry which tncInttcd Massactlu.
sets, whereas, II they could hare hec,l bene-
titcd by contact with superior racc, they
would mt lave become extinct.
MI. Herman moved an executive session..
Mr.. Ingalls, remarked that tho indian pi.cs-
tloli hatl HOW lccn ,'tstcr ttc.,atc 40 years,
one mouth. ana four ,luys. Tic l,nd hoped 1t
might l,e finally anl s,cifnltty settled to.tlay,
hut, apprcllcMdsng that solne ole would wnl,t
10 continue the .tgbatt another dny, lle would
yicll for inDtlon for all executive susstol,.
Mr.. Thurman, ppn,ling Mr. kenlan's mo-
tloft, :'nyctl 10 adjourn. Negattsesl-yeas,
~, nays, &c.
Mr.. DDotl,. from tho Committee OIL Appro-
pr1astons, reported wltl,out amendment the
Pension Appropriation bill. Placed Oil thu
calendar.
Mr.. kerstan's notio1l was then agreed to,
and the Senate went Into executive session,
alld, whcn the doors reDpcncd, adjourned.
, 1881-01-27
I4)e Grtb1ote.
THURSDAY, JANUARY e7, 1881.

fiESH. Mtr.Es ntld Crook ami Messrs Slick
noy md Allen, tho Commissioners recently
appointed By tho PRESIDENT In Inquire into
tho circumstances attending Tho removal Of
tho l'onca Indians from their reservations III
Dakotn nnd Nebraska to tho Indian Ter
ritory, lave reported ~ that tlIa removal
was unfortunate, unjust, injndicions,
and without cause, resulting III tile loss Of
life and property; t2) TINT tho 1antts occupied
by the Toncas In Dakota and Nebraska were
theirs by trcaty right, and tllat they lutt
not yet forfeited their title 10 them;
% that their willingness to remain
III their present quarters arises from
tho belief that they could not
possibly regain possession Of their former
lands; ~ tllat lhe poncas actcIt peaccably
and well. md were making rapid progress IN
tho arts Of peace nl,d IN acquiring
tho faculty Of being abo 10 support them
solves when they were removed. Tho
Commissioners recommend that each man,
woman; mid child OF tile roncas be given 10
acres Of Ianl either In Dakota or Indian
Territory; that tho tand bo exempt from tax.
atfon for thirty years; TINT tho Indians re-
ccive the protection mid be mule an,rnable
to the laws Of tho United States; that sEs QUO
bo divided among them nro rata; that s25, 900
bo appropriated for furnishing them with
agricultural implements, 5000 for building
dwellings, al,tl 5000 for building schools,
and TINT tho Government provide teachers
for these sc1luU1s, etc.
, 1881-01-27

HOWELL L. JACKSON, S,ntc-Creiit Demo-
crat, WAS elected United States Senator by
Tic Tennessee Legislature yesterday on tic
tliirtictll ballot. The vote stood: jackson,
70; Maynard, q; Hose, t. 1T returning
thanks the Senator-elcct said that llo would
to ail I'll Ills power TO- allny sectional strife
alld 10 bring prosperity to tho country. lie
would not nnly represent tho State but tho
United Sta!cs. 1'eforo the bn1oling COM
mcnccd Mr. Buchanan, the Democrat WHO
yotcd for Mr.. Maynard tho previous day, re-
piled to all article In tho Nashville
american wl,Icl, referred to him rs I,
traitor. 1Io inatto n fierce attack on Mr..
BuFclt, tho Secrctary OF tho United States
Senate AMI principal owner Of the 1mcrt-
can. Mr.. Jackson, the Senator-clect, Is n
nntiyo of Tennessee, laying been born at
Paris In that State III April. 1889. lie Is n
lawyer by profession, md las recently prac-
ticett Mt Jackson, Tenn.
, 1881-01-27
DRIGIIIt-EYES.

SIZE HAS MASHED All, OF or1s SENATOR'S.
-, epff'af h'paseh to II: ch'saoa Tribune.
nASI1Su1oS' u. y. Jan. I,-Dnrlng lhe
"eoa1e N ti,e senate iucs'ny On the bill at-
i"'''s ianos 10 INC Indians III seSefnlty, Miss
hr4eht-ES'ss received some public con,p'l-
!lel1s tlat VII! go iaf 10 fecompeaco a1ld IN
as''',i5 .',', ',e1 nr t'e mean persecution 10
".lea 'nc ,ls oee'i snpJeciea vi ilae paft ot
some WHO hasc c1itis 10 gaist ~ discreditInE
nef "te'neehee anti seracits' senator Alor-
sa', VI ts'apa'ha' III Tue course OF speech
~ ~ W., Mas ~ ,'AkMH' s'ake VI slaflne aeleet
" 'au. ."I u''', sas'n3 MS httehtlot wns "rnwn
,e's c1ossay ~ LUG nshtief ny let1ef Which
T.. T.. raa rSss''gM ,.on nn inoa,1; anu wiilcE
~ ia, ro,,,.s,.a t,, t"s ts'.s' ".'ei oa.o
vor,. ,rof,,i a...,e.s... 49, ~ % r., !,
WIN, % tn hn", m.,,s,',, .i "po" '''e o''!'
"''''' W ''"'. r,',. ''".'.a ,'.,'''. .nv 'ss.ea
r.o,o ~ fo,,,,.n. .' '''~'''1'''''''
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,Io,.nt ',I ot. a., ~ oe'tu.s s ''o
~ t.". 1I 1"ct ~ Mt "o!'lt5 10 no ho
, 1881-01-27

By a vote Of 0j to Il tho Illinois House of
Representatives yesterday passed the Mc'vlll-
ians resolution providing for MI investiga-
ton Of tho Railroad md Warehouse COM
mfssioncrs, also an amendment offered BY
Youngblooi to otuvcstiE Eate tic Grain lnspcc-
ton Department Of this city.
, 1881-01-27

AN investigating committee appointed by
tile Doart of Supervisors Ut Ulster County.
New York, has made report in which they
charge Jat'lcs q. Va,Merwort, late Supeel,-
tcndcIt or tho Poor Of TINT county. with "t!c-
ternIlnct, continued, and wholesale pluMdur-
lug Of county property"
, 1881-01-27

tfnue In Southern Spaln. In tho Valley Ut
the Ebro t1ie damage done Is very great, alut
sertous loss las also been entailed OH tho
residents Of Durgos, Valtndolttt, MD bilbao.
, 1881-01-27

ANOTHER Intellectual ballot for United
States Senator WIS taken in tho Tennsyl-
yania Legislature yesterday. Tho yotcsto !:
Wallace. Sc; oliver, u: Grow, Il; Wayne
tacVcagh, :.; scattering, Q.
, 1881-01-27

TItE debate OIL Glatlstonc's motion 10 efyo
precedence to tho Irish Coercion bill was
continued until . o'clock yesterday, when
tho Ilonc-Isulcrs were obliged TO give way.
Mr.. G1asstono's motion was then adopted by
4 vntc of :a5l to 81. The Tories supported
tho Government,
, 1881-01-27

TIE President Yesterday nominated OK
Scuator Stanley Matthews for tho vacancy on
the Supreme BcnclI cnt1seti by tho retirement
of Just1ce Swayne. Tile Senate, which rs Il
rHfc confirms tho nomination Of former
member OF Its own bo,ly OF hand. afloptcd
the ,lnusnaic conrsc of referring ,fr. Matthews
nomination to the Committee OIL Judiciary.
, 1881-01-27

By Il vote Of 6 to S tho Sennte Committee
on Warehouses yesterday dccidct! to post
pone notion on tho Governors appointment
of EaIlron.l and Warehouse Commissioners.
ScnRtors Manner and thorn voted with tho
DcInocrat5.
, 1881-01-27

TnEonoHE VornES, Frcnchl,tan who
lived on farm about twenty miles south Ut
Dccntur, In this State, quarrccd with his
wife when both were Under the Influence of
liquor Tuesday evening. Votrcn tonk down
his gun, shot his wlfo dead, md then shut
himself dead.
, 1881-01-27
Reagan Says the House Marched Up
the Hill, and then Marched
Down Again. =
Eleven Democratic Representatives Now
In Washington 1fifl Not Aid =
Bfcknell. :;
Program Of the Republican CAUCUS for
Ayerting Revolution 0ne Week
from To-Day. -. t..
DISAPPOINTMENT

oPFstat 1aP1tea 10 1H& Ghsedfo 1f1oAhEs
WASHINGTON, D. e., jim. a0.-The Demo-
Gratis Of tho House to-day entered upon the
tlllbustcrEng contest over the Electoral Joint
rulo which they have so long advertised, and
ended their attempt late this evening. after
All ignomnious failure. Speaker Randall
for two weeks has been drumming up re-
c1lity, sending personal letters to Demo-
cratic abscntees, ard urging them, In the
name Of the party, u bc present this week;
pledged to stand together In continuous
session until tho Btclinc!l Electoral tbunt
resolution coult be passed, Mf, Ran-
dali tlloMght this morning that, 1,
Democratic quorum of tho IIouse bntl
been secured BY the return of absentccs, and
BY tho l,rGaking of pairs with Republicans:
yet, before the contest bcEan,. one, Mt teast.
of tho nbsensees, whose vote was relied upor,.
wns OH traili leaving # yas1ifngtotl for a dis.
tant city, after having remarked TINT tboft
was :"
NOTHING IN r1tE DEMoc1l.AT1C PROGRAM.
and that the purpose of tho lenders was folly.
The Democrats had Ito better luck with thosa
who did rcsl,aln. On the very lrst rotl-catl tht
Democrats lacked ncnrly twenty Of n quor7ln1s
a1d, while they ncnrly approached quorum on
sotno Of tho subsequent rolls, owing 10 tho
zeal Of whipperlsnl, there never WINS n tlm,a
sIaU laA4 HHCl IL IEHIUElH%E AHUtAl@
WIS present. There probably will never be =
tI1ns oil any dny during the remainder OF
tIlls Congrcss when n Democratic quorum
will be present. The truth Is that allowing
for the average percentage of illness in 50
largo i batiy, It Is n practical ilnpossibIllty'
for Tie Democrats to secure quorum OF
their own number, much less to hold 1t. Tho
entfre number Of Democrats upon tho rolls
Of tho House at present Is ITO, :,
THE SuMI,EH NECESSARY ron A QUORUM ).
Is III, OF that $50 Fernando Wood las, left
tl,o city for the Hot SPRINGS. somo Of his
friends expressing tho fear tint to inaynever
resume his seat In Congress- Judge Bright
Is absent in Tennessee, and Gen, Ewing finds
It Imuossfb!e 10 attend to public business;
owing to n serious illness, from which, ho has
by no means recovered. with these Tires
absent, tho Dcmocrats would hnye had exnctly
n quorum, provided every other member Ind
bccn present. and Ind consented to net with
tic democracy In such q wIll-of-tAe-wIsp
, 1881-01-27

NfH. GLADSTONE, In replying to n corre~
spondent, says that there is not thu least
foundation for the rumor TINT l,c desired to
bccnfno 4 member OF tho House Of Lords,
1Ie does not propose to retire from political
activity for SU.llc time,
, 1881-01-27

KtcIIAnD DAWSON. n colorcd n,a1,, all OK
Stats Senator OF Arkansas, mil who had
letters Of recommendation from ". II. Eli
glisl', Of Indiana, Iarnun,, Of mule fame,
mid Smailey, the loatllng Democrat Of Vcr-
mont, WINS arrested in Now York yesterday
for forgery,
, 1881-01-27

GEN. SKoDELEFp captured Geok-Topc and
Dengnl.Tepe by storm OIL tho 3itl, Inst. aftcr
nino days' desperate lighting. The Turco-
mans have rotrcatGd after having suffered
great loss In killed. wounded, and prisoners.
, 1881-01-27
DAIRY MEN,,

6psetae UUpa9tH 70 1Hs CARaao 3rItHH4s
CEDAR RArlDs, la., Jun. aut-'Fhe Northern
Iowa creamery alll dairy men held q meet
inx here to-day. About ilfty OF t4e most
prominent dealers attended,, A Creamery
board Of Traslo was organized aud acttye
measures taken to advance It's interests. Tho
,lext meeting will bn held ut Monticello Feb.
u, aGa TUG National Association viii mcet
.Aare Ata1cha, "
, 1881-01-27

THE London Ti,ncs says that tho failuro
tn convict l'arnoll md his fcllow.travcrscrs
shows tho utter inadcquacy Of tho existing
laws for tho protection OF lIfo and property In
Ireinnd
, 1881-01-27

liolsAnr PAsltA says that tho Turkish
force In Thessaly, near tito Greek frontier, Ii
about 5000 strong. md III n colItlftIon to
cape With any force TINT Greece can bring
NgnlNsk Il.
, 1881-01-27

only opposition It Is likely to encounter will
culno from n few members who will base
their action ri, tho unfountled statements Of
so,nc New York newspapers that tic bill Is a
railroad steal,
, 1881-01-27

TlIE lion. philctus Sawyer was electe,
United States Senator to succeed Senator
Angus Cameron by the Wisconsin LcsEsla
ture yesterday.
, 1881-01-27

4 1,oAT used for llarb0r work at Chorbourg,
tho Frencll naval station. fountloretl Tues
day, ntll eighteen ncn wore drowned. Elghi
bodies llayo been rocoyared.
, 1881-01-27

SMALIrroS has brokon out III tho Iowa
State lenEtcntiary at Fort, Madison. an.l
there Is Considerable excitement an,ung tho
conylcts In consequence.
, 1881-01-27

IT Is now thought guile probable that the
Chicago LakerFEont bill will pass both
houses Of Congress lii tho form in which it
was reported to ths Senate Tuesday. Tho
, 1881-01-27

THE O'11arn glass works at pIttsburg,
owned by William AlcCuliy IL Co., wero do
stroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $4,000. Tho
works were fully Insured.
, 1881-01-27

Tile German farmers arc beginning to COM
plain OF the importation Of American agrl
cnlturnl products Into Germany. They want
to bo protected By n tnr1tf.
, 1881-01-27

,1'itE people Of Agram, 4tustsia, have boon
frequently shaken up By earthquake shocks
during the last few days.
, 1881-01-27

. THE Royal printing establishment at Flos
ence, Italy, has been destroyed BY fire. i.
, 1881-01-27

LowER'tonporature, partly cloudy wealth
Dr, and occas!oual ligh ut SHOWS for the Upper
Lake region tQ-day
, 1881-01-27

S1T91No-UuLL Is reported to have sur1en
dersd to the Canadian .mountad poltce.
, 1881-01-27

INTENSELY cold weather has prevailed In
England for tho last week.
, 1881-01-27
$2.CE FIVE CENTS.
OBSTRUCTION.

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Fi'ibustering in the ParIia.
mentary Bodies of Three :.
Great Nations. -,
Sturdy Defense Of the Constt
tuition Yesterday at !:
Washington. 80
Ignominious Failure Of the Demo.
Gratis to Garry Bioknell's :, !,
Motion.
Skillfl1 N1aneuycring Of Con.
gers phalanx to Prevent
q Vote. 81.
Enormous Efforts Of the Bour.
bon Leaders to Array Their
Full Force.
-
Their Indignation that All tho
Democrats Have Not Sup
ported Them.
Reagan Says the House Marched Up
the Hill, and then Marched -,
Down Again. = =
Eleven Democratic Representatives Now
In Washington 1fifl Not Aid =
Bicknell. :;
Program Of the Republican CAUCUS for.
Averting Revolution 0ne Week
from To-Day. -.
, 1881-01-27
RED MEN.

RED MEN.
Being Both Men Red with
Anger and Red by
Nature.
Boston, in the Senate, Lect-
ures the West on the
Indian.
Senator Plumb, Of Kansas, Sac
rilegiously Puts in His
Thumb.
lie Says Massachusetts Must Have
Burned Her Indians us
Hcrctfcs!
Wrath Of Massachusetts, and
Loud Smashing on Her
Ruckler.
The Other Senators Go into Ex-
ccutive Session to Get
Rid Of Boston.
Report Of the Commission Appointed
to Inquire into the Case Of
the Poncas.
Tic Document Not SO Scrcre on Sec
rotary Schurz as Hai Reen
Expected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-05-13

WISoosHI - PLEASANT AFFAIE. - There
was very pleasant affair at the lodge-room
of Webster Lodge No. 81, +. and A. NJ, on
the evening of the 9Th inst, the occasion
being the annual visitation of II. w Brother
Wingate, the District Deputy, and n public
installation of its officers The brethren were
present in large numbers, bringing with them
their wives, their sisters. their cousins and
their aunts William Brinsmaid, T. NJ of
Washington Lodge, No. 8, installed the w.
NJ, w. l.. Greenleaf. in due form, and the
w. NJ. then installed the other officers in
their respective offices. Some very fine music
was rendered by Sherman's Opera House
Orchestra and after some words Of brotherly
greeting and social visiting among the broth
rem and ladies and liberal dispensing Of
refreshments, the party broke up, having hat
one of the most pleasant gatherings that W,
remember having attended. The brethren
of Webster Lodge, No. CT, are a live body
and know how to entertain. g.