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St. Landry democrat., 1881-10-15

The Supreme Court has been in session at
Shreveport this week, with docKet OF ABOUT
thirty cases.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-10-15

In the British House of Lords, there is one
7eer eighty nine years of age, twenty-three
between eighty and eighty -nine, and six more
within q year of eighty.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-10-15

A man at Hartford, Conn, who recently ap-
piled for life insurance, was 80 years Old, and
fifteen living sisters, aged respectively IS, &c.
49, 49, 49, 49, As, At, 40, 81, SIS, 81, 50, 81, aud "a
wears.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-10-15

At the special session of the Senate convened
a few days ago by President Arthur senator
Bayard was elected president OF that oony.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-10-15

During the year 1880, 954,l2s,44o postage
stamps were issued the value of Which was
So4, 04O,643.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-10-15

0pELoUsAs, SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1881.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-10-15

Guillory, Theophile, Faubourg; one horse.
Amount of ta'es, one dollar and forty eight
cents.
Guillory, Gustave j.. Bayou Teche: stock.
Gibbs, Benjamin Bayou BGuf; one mule and
hack. Amount OF ta'es, two dollars and
seventy-sir cents.
of ta'es, one dollar and thirty two cents.
HOlliway, Olevier4 Queue TOrtue; improve
ments, one horse and two oxen. Amount
of taes, three dollars and forty cents
Halman. Elkama Turkey Creek; one mare.
Amount of ta'es, two dollars and thirty
Henderson, James Chataignier; stock. Am
cunt of ta'es, one dollar and thlrty-two
cents
Hargrove, Theodore J. Turkey Creek; i'm
provements two head OF cattle, four hogs,
and four oxen. Amount of ta'es, three
dollars and twenty-fOur cents.
Hartman, Noah Plaquemine Brulee one morse,
two head of cattle and three hogs. Amount
Harley, Re bert near Washington; one horse.
Amount of ta'es, one dollar ond sixteen
cents.
Hebert, Theophile Faquetaique buildings and
improvements, stock and vehicle. AmOun1
OF ta'es, two dollars and twelve cents.
Henry, Edmon near Grand Coteau; stock
Amount of taes, one dollar and slxty-four
cents.
Higginbotham, Henry Mrs; Teche; stock.
Amount of ta'es, sixteen dollars.
Ignard Eli w. Port Barry stock. Amount
of ta'es, one dollar and sixty-four cents.
Horrold, Levy Bayou BGuf; one horse and
cattle: Amount OF taes' one DOLLAR anu
Jackson, Andrew Bayou Beuf; one horse and
one head of cattle. Amount OF ta'es, one
dollar and forty-eight cents
, 1881-04-25
Pnrton's New LILO OF vottalso..

Tho issae Of Jnsnca rarton's "14ifo OF Vol-
tairp'' hha bggn delayed hurc somewhat by
MonRhton, Mlltiln l. Co.'S arranging fur IN
oarllur publication In Great britain In oesior to
seeuru copyright. but II will ap[Nsar on this sidU
about tho middle Ut next month, largo 0ralgr
tias i1een already roepiytl frunl Engtaals uni
another ample OIL IL conditional upni,
1no publishers getttlx a copyright th6ro.
ktne0 Parton began hts stItifcs for
tho work. tWcaty year1 ag0, he hha lcuu sur
priaed, Notwithstanding hla Ycnotal lllaeresa,id-
Ink VI ha subject, ut the vAst amount OF Ma.
teriAl with whinh conscientious bioFthpher ct
ghe iIlustri0u9 FreiohMan must nuke Attnsolf
acquainted. Ila tlas rotd hooks ui,utgh 10 f1rtu
\ considerable ltbrAry, md has s1eci. VI uNtetuX
In his yuarch for Whnlgvcr WAul!l throw my now
light On tito philosopher Of Fcrsley that blu
x3ums* wil contain ,o rllg'Sas . asSn asnr
boon full Or adequate biography of Voltairs Ia
lyes rnoy sketch In the second volume nf " Fred
orio" nr9 among the bost efforts Of IT, sort, mud
fanrtou haA undoubtedly now rendered tho actual
man accessible to English roatlcrs fur the tr1t
timu. Farl0u hN8 nut, 1t ia 8aitt, lnade Y1ltatro
Il hero; ho hAs not tried to lluAllz1 hlus, to
cxuYKernte his virtues. ur to hl41 hlH many
ami rravu objects. llo has hren prompted,
tsat aud lhst.+ 1y ono earnest tn4ro. Tho
.tualrc to Yet ut tho ruth: to srsont V0ltAru ih
hs hlltuAn UapAo!ty. tvun more than III hs
ll4rury lmI,nG!ty, ft4,1yht with nIl his KOtu aud
III tAaftlcb his strengths Alsd h4 weak bis
pptlu purI,tMes aud iynt,bfD yan!ttts. a. Gpocl.
il,uu Ut the AUTHORS labor and resGtretl, 1t may
bG mentioned that Iherc IL. ta tho appendix to
the tfst ytsIunlc, II llsk uf 1leAr 5W publications
FcA4 by hlM because they bud relauon u HVl-
, 1881-04-25

VANDERBILT.

1iE - AQlA0 IL F.pl&Olft.
apsetak Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, April 2l.--WlllEam II. Vanderbilt,
accompanied by Samuel f. Nargor. will sui! for
England ApsIl 90 on tho White Star stoamor
Ocr.nnnio.
SHOW long do you propose to 10 ahsuntl" ho
wn8 asked today.
VI shall 10 AWAY ouiy short tlue," hir: Vnu-
dorbIlt replio.l II havo had my passago engaged
by two or tRrco steamers, but business haa pro-
yontca my leaving tho oity bctorc: / tako tho
voyage for recreation principally, and shall
probably return on tho sumo stcaul0t on which
l 70 ACROSS
- Flow muoh truth Is there in tho stasoment
that you nr1 nh0tlt tO purchase krnnl Mr. Cole
man hls place ct Stoke Pogfa In buckingham
ut Il iii romance. hnvo no intention Of
puFohsSlng tho place. Thero is about % much
truth IN It as, tho Statement that !!
hay0 beon selltng. Now York Ccnttat
4 l!nQsan Niyer liallFoad stook. Tho fart Il,
that have not sold or bought share Of TINT
stock IN tho lust thirty laya. 1t IL on nar With
and selling stoaks," -.
, 1881-04-25
FAMILY JARS,

A house In tho rear Of No. 10 Wost Lakc
street was tho soeno ut O'clock yesterday morn.
NY Os cutting alfrny, the oxtant ut which has
not yet boon asoesta!ned, but ia not believed ~
DO serious. Tho occupants OF tho house Aro
Mr1, Kyaus. a widow, aud hor son Dan!el. A
{aw laya ago h1r tauxhser Kate, who IL mar.
r|otl 10 II ypunx lnan nnmol petvr Sch xArtx,
quit her ho,ne IN tho North Division beuauA1 Ut
sume lol1vstlo 1'il!euIty. md retur1lpl
t0 hor muthvrs hol,su. schwartx eanao thpro
after her late Saturday nght. and III
tho quarFpl which ensslel at n'eloUk Mrs.
Kyal.a Wna severely cut about tho ArHl8 Hr
breast Oloer SfanH6id eeaohetl tho huuss shurtly
aftor, but Mrd: Eyans hsd goue tn search Ut i
aoarti from sI.ico. scawarts says Dan dlI i
with ha llttlo pocket knifc, md uau and his
'sIstur nay Schwartz HiA It. Thu thre wcru
lockatl up at the station upoA charge Ut lisDr-
derry Conduct. " It thought Mrs, Eyans Is l!sin-
cliued To lfOsoclto.
, 1881-04-25
A French Military Column Enters
Tunlslan Territory With
out Opposition.
The Question Of Declaring servla q
Kingdom Being Seriously
Discussed.
Groeco Orders the Delivery Of Six
1ronclntls Within Fifteen
Months.
Turkish Officers Arrested On Suspicion Of
Being Connected with the Abdul
AXIS Murder.
GREAT BRITAIN.

PLYMOUTH, April 2&-Tho steamer SNmatrh+
from boston, April 0, for London, arrived to-
dny. towing tho steamer 1'cIxcnland. from Now
York, April ., for Antwerp. Tho ncccnland
hns1 lost her propeller. sho had bcon Int tow uf
tho s,imntra ttrco days. Tho 11ckcntand will
pr,bnbty bo towotl to Antwerp.
1.ottt I}EACONsFrET.i>'H BODY.
TITO special train hoaring Lori Iiaaconsf}old'a a
body left raddinpton Station for Wycombe at
e:ao Sunday mnrning. and on tho arrival OF th5,
trntn Mt Wyc0muo tho tptnnins worp transferred
to Jlu9heudon Nnnur and p,ncod In tho lnrgp
hrnwug-rootu. Owing to tho Secrecy OF tho
proceedings only about thirty porsona wituessa'l
tho departure Of tho hurso from Clrxot, stroot,
and nobody witnessed !ts arrival at Wycombo.
, 1881-04-25

nnxltu1sly seek thcRa .posltiont, and t!1ch
t,rs,pn thnir work Ia pcace ami eniety. THO
companies have ,lo 1nofc r!ghs to Object 70 TIL.
Il iuanI;sn of tuG tuconvcnirncn It causea
,n.u,sosarlly. i fill supply # mcn
vim wnt,t work nrd rra.Iy and
fDiDre iu tho employ Of the company. who harn
not 'lllt arc alsd ahxtoun 10 ,on!'owod to work.
lint thoy may 10 nllowgti To continue
imta!nc.s. and Tint IN "a .loing their prtnerty
ahalt tlo protected fr,in injury nr destruction.
cn,ttenta,i and satas,ttl with hoth pay and ttno.
Ehall be nllnwel 70 work !" toaco m!
prurerty.nwtter, and cvnry man who desires nj,
t,prnr,inIty To Gar his living a,t, tortnt which he
freely and e!ntlIy accepts. 1his much 9vory
Upon N duo tn tinscif III we'll ~ 10 othera. utj
l,s sentiment pruperiy guided cnnnot stop short
Of THAI
, 1881-04-25

Uut One Htrcet-Cur Makes a Trip In
Tnnt civ Ovrr Auv 1Rond Annctcd nv
49,. r.s.,! '..s r -.
AAo oeFlAo xcsteFQhSs anu tnAt &8uhes
Small 1siot-Tsic Railway manaGors
Seek Police Projections.
srsttat r,t,oateh IN Ths thteaao 1Sth1tna
CO. 1S.s's ~" q. " mi. 49,. ~,..,,.
81. AoulS' Apr!4 st.-in'a olSJs espoctalty 1he
doWn.tossn part Of 1t. nns bcen very quiet to-
day, owing to the Rl,sotace Ut strect-car travol
nn1 %ho ,scrornI ,ton,trn a. hnmn ~ ran,,o
ma ~. s.ta No"s.a. '.. ~ o W
Inere WIS oniy QUO 4lno running cars eh0 tnas
was tho liollefontatno limo, which 1nado boforo
the strike WIS rcalIy tnaugurntol all tho con-
cessons de.nnudud by tho strlkors. 1t mout-
luz OF tho street -uar rSuporntaptents It was DO
ci1utl they would not run any cars to-mprruw
or my Cthpr day until uubljo sentiment had
changed in thotr favor
superintendent Fuaun, Of tho Fifth street
line st1rtcd out or. d car this tnorntun from tho
uorthnrn ontL al TIN road. takfnv chnron hi
II hImself .Is cont1otoss After nrucceItnx
n iuw blocks. and wien ia the pcRhs
G0rhtod Of Mound Harket. d t,ttinbor
at Inun fr,fn auIoDns and nthnr nincoa In fbo
Tictnitv. nr.hnh with n1nIrs. ssnnfs HiI,haA nil
fhn iis. rms1d ft,tG Tho Gtrrrt an 1nuTH n, M.
saI,if nf fi,n nnr. stnns,ed i'm svitdo,va hnnr1
II Stn,,t t1n,H ,nni mi tfnc ~ ti,n ,nrn I5HnIt
liz Et,n,1a n hIoy VIII n efnr hnt iii r,l,t bmrt
hft, Min T,sv% nnit.rmmM 'nnnaa*nti IN ~, th1
s..no MI nrrnststt nMn ~ tbrf tr%tcrs hit ho
s*us rosHic IT,, IN naa,s ,,h1I ,jnW se ~ ~
, 1881-04-25
IN a,1.summer Session at Washing
ton Predicted by Senator
Kellogg.
a Successor to the Deceased
DR.. Chaplin to Be Chosen
To-Day.
rha Rev, Charles +. Eaton Likely to
10 Ito Man So!ccted for tho
pinC9.
Tia Exclusion Of American Pork from
France Olaimed to Ba Po-
litical Measure.

TAtKH ON EENEt&Als SGlhJEGlHs
spttto. Dtspateh to Ths Chtcaoo 7rthnns-
s,v YonK. Apr!f, .3.-Thu lion. John 4. Kas-
nm Minister tn Auatr1n, Ia recent vtaltor here.
sn5 talkc1 about tho Austrian c1nbhrHo on
AMERICAN pork. "Sluco my nrrtyRl In this coutt-
,.r !, In antd, !" I tnvo recuIve1 Il slip cut from
I'm yfonnn Zcuunu, which ts looked npot, as tile
oleal organ Of tho Government. It
sncaka Of tho protest ll,ndo by
tsc American Envoy Mt Ytenna nERtnst the at-
hon,o Oh American pork, lnr1, and sausagoa,
md says that the samo prohibition t1as not boon
msJo against tho ammo nrtictes imported from
otner Countries. 1h!s 1t declares to 10 in d1rcct
violation Of tho treaty OF 1880. til conclusion,
tho paper statcs TINT tho Envoy. In mixing h's
nrotest, reserved for his Government tho right
Of claiming compensation for damages sus-
snInel."
"Wlll tho result bo tho royok!nR of tho ob-
no1ouB lAw2"
''r1E ACTION OF THE DUAL GovERNstENT
Of AustriA and Hungary sccn,s to havo
been inadvertently taken aa breach Of
the provisions Of tho treaty.
Tic ordinance may DO rovokol; but 1t docs not
matter SO much as In other countries. because
American produce ontors Auatrin and tiun-
Eary Indirectly rnthor than directly, and tho
/ effect on the American trade will probably DO
adMit that tho action Uf tho Government has
! Len norp The result Of tho protcunonist sertl-
maui thnn frs1ln my shnltary considerations
for 1t Ia MI admitted fnct TINT tho alleged
danger Exists m0re In rho gWlne prnlucts frnm
fstsia and Germany thau In thoae from tho
nEACoNBFIEID.
In referring to tho death Of tho Earl Of
Dcaeous1cl. Mr. klasuil said:
"The !cath Of the Earl will undoubtedly nffcct
tao policy OF European doXornmgats:
sarf,
and touu of tho Governments, louking to tho
future acquisition OF tesrltory a. the result Of
Naf nr diplomacy. hayo lost possible n1fy. Tho
present ffetisor. MIR. GlHd4tDRo ia well known
In Europe III holding to tho doctrine thAt tho
saees nos % tho soil have tho highest right 10
.0f!tnmigrationt to this country, INT. Kasson sald
He!l-to'tn working people would continue to
cSGe to tho United States, because shoy lacked
upon tho country rs iaexhatstlble In it, re-
tourcca. IA Il result, whole vlilhKca woro max
lug pans to cntKritc.
AMERICAN PORK TN FRANCE.
Leon Chottcau, Of Franco, was asked by a ro~
porter:
"IIArc tho people hecomo alarmed at tho
fnmors II dlBcnso In AlnorleNn porkT'
mo. The |GutcG Ut tho Government ID looked
upon as Ercnt blunaer,-ao much 20 that hY!tA-
Ton has been going on since It WAS IssttGl Tor n
nIilaa In modification which practically maket
aafe American rork. nnl therefore the damage
70 tho tTHtle will not bG as great ~ It other
ffto might be. It fl absurd to say the do0too
1soec from fenra h18ed on sanitary principles.
%as political mensuro. and ID now oons[d.
elsa 70 noVo leen yery 4reHt lnlRtak1.'
, 1881-04-25

Ghasd Andrews, who received nn two rs,utcs,
oncf! t~crty niles long, an rxcess nj %l2.257.
isn WnshnVtnn tnnn. llu WIS formerly d clerk
IN tho 1',st thica Department hero. but WIS ro-
fnDvel by Postmaster. Nriicral lowell fnr
NAiFEAK4NCI: III urpicE.
.jotn 4. Wntst,, who Hct.,,rrd M increase Of
alB8,+7h I'M Il ra,no fiT.n ruscott II elititt
Ft. ArizDln, for which hu originally
ctsntractea fnr siH,M,. ii. hntivu
iau o e,s a1nx M b, wa r'f1 t'o t rr n
sftttctfan OF i.NnfsfMnn. In jttit,u't tho Wmr.
moth ring. lio was !ndInted III NaW Orleans Tor
t'rlsoni,,ont by jsrntly, .who was II TINT time
nnl rofuscd to appear NJ witness nRafnsl
, 1881-04-25
A FATAL FALL.

+
EpfetaI D.spateA to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
p0nr 1tGAox. 5flch.. April 2t.--.A mnn namotl
William Manson, Of Forcstvillo, Mich. who wrs
employed MI tho tlshtng tug Dlspntch. was
killed IN sarnta Baturrlay ovontnH. lio, In COM
ranY with snvernt othora Of tho CROW. werd ro-
turning 10 tho tux. which was lying outside tho
propeller Asn. lilo AsIa's hntcfi bring open. no
felIinto tho Eptl, depth 1f twenty fcet. frnct,ir
nR hs sklll and b,,rsttnT his lungs. lilo oxplrcd
Nt .:l6 Saturday morning.
, 1881-04-25
CASUALTIES.
Et1.IED uY THE CARS.

KILLED 1jY THE CARS.
Special Dtspdteh 10 The Chttdpo Tribune.
C,.ANp Ha,Ius. N.oh., April &l.-A young
tnah. featfuIly trnnglel, WIS found on the trncs
or the Chicago l. West Michigan i.allfoaI by tho
troln .luc hero At II o'clock Inst nlatt. Ito was
cold thon, mud Is holosod to hAye t,oen killed by
tho trnn which left hero at $40 this ,nnrnlng.
its ren.nins wcro identified ~ thoao of Michael
Ctltrrn, d section tar,a on tho Grand 1taphts &
inAinnn 1lnA'l. who WINS in the hnbit Of riding 4
mile nnd ltAif tOwnrt1 homo on tho S:49 trnfn.
Rn1 w1s probably Killed whom R0ttfng oil that
&FatH
, 1881-04-25
London Natues and Occupations.

Nalnes aud 0ccupntlOMa tep0tte1 "a London
aged ~, c0ohltrs' wax lncrehAnt," "Nm0a
Bsltwtzot,, hug destroyer ant park sausage maxi
with, uuder tho head OF Aluletions. "ftot and
mouth disease, v,-nAHeiy, nothlnY to uat aud jolly
bad b.sota." Soln1 buldty Inscribed thsua4: Ives
mentioned worthy putting hllnself down a.
''ont Ut luck" lnsteHd Ut cut Of work. And yut
1nn 2y. taote apene LIP a ins fpsts nonsx nss
pf work, Portland"
, 1881-04-25

EtECT1SG SUCCESSOR TO Oil. CffAT1Ss
apfEia1 Dt3pdifh to Thu Chicago Jribnne. s
New YOilK, April 2i.-Tho Fourth unvorsaltet
Society will meet tomorrow evening In tho
Church Of tho Divine Paternity to elect II
pastor to I'LL tho pulpit nlada vacant
by tho death Of Dr. +. IT. Chaplin. Soy.
eral elorgynen have preached to tho con-
Rrcgation ginco DR.. Chnpin'B dcath,-among
othors tho ilov, Charles =. Eaton, wiio Ia now
located In Palmer, Mass. This gentleman bus
Impressed tho most Of tho society moro deeply
than any Of hls competitors, and It bus bn0n llp-
clled to call him. The meeting Will beyond
doubt result in tostnai call. Ono
OF tho oldest moml,ars Of tho church,
who served fur many years ns a Trustee. said
to-t1Ay: " am not as general thing lii fav0r
ut piuoinR youug tucn In position Of such great
responsibility. lceauso they generally luck bal
anoe; but Mr. Eaton scous tobe
AN EXCEPTION TO THE GENERAL nuLF.
Tie has certainly pleased our congregation moro
than any one Of tho clcrgy1nuu who havo
preached 10 US since wo lost our pnstor. lfo
possesses to remarkable dcxrco TINT wontier-
tul power of word-puintEn9 which made Dr..
Chaplu's preaching su oHeotivc. IL Or, Chaplin
described n palaoo In Italy thoro was no
need Of your going to Italy to 500 It. He painted
=" ylyay t yo9 friea H. + hsn nn VIZ Ia. 1
wonderful fac1ltty.--tf not In tho sAtlp degree,
at least nearly approachtng #; ind, although I
to. % .naorrow, hayo no doubt in my T own sninil
TINT no VIII 10 cnl!ed TO- tho pastorate OF tho
church: Mn confirmed 4. this opinion from
called ut this TING. Just atter nt: Dhapns
death tho Society hed meeting and resolved
ton.
TIE CHANGE IN THE pRoa1lAM,
tecl convinced, 10 matlo because Of tho ituprea-
slon which tho preaching Of Iii. Eaton haa tnado
y tho Society. Iie has giyen general satisiac.
, 1881-04-25

ITEMS.

HEBREW oluIIAN-ASYLuM.
NEW YoIeK, april 2t.-The money necessary
for tho new Hebrew orphan-asylum, about
100000, IL subscribed.
AcCEi'TS T1IE CALL.
Tho Roy. Cnartaa =. Eaton. OF Palmer, Aasa.,
accent4 tho call to tha pulpit OF tho late Dr.,
Chapln's Church (Untycrsaltstl.
, 1881-04-25
"A FRACTURED SKULL.
Result Of d Drunken, Hrnsvl 1totsveen
.Ne1xhborH.

tue bruwlcss, Edward Gibbons. received injuries
which are likely to cn,,sn hid death. M. n II n
two's1sy leaic Msno'are hana ~ oeown S,e.!s, ana
nassaaly goea LOOKING on 'ne outs'dc' Ntnih
tho shol! tho apartmaats aro nneontortabs
roo1us ueep anu ''to tae ulneo u hfAFttnents
scycn &C. children bavo sucoceied ia crowding
1ag'e asaa be 1s soverai .nnkeio,rns n5os
~ nan'e' ~ oe' ,nS, .,an Mau o's' tasn
c,,,1v. bo1ns thot tnrd soma y, In
i room enouRh for MIS-. sIohy.!e, WHO i qsiIts
vc e 4 nd rn a,,5h IG' tn mr., gts tnar III
ui)por tioOr was Decut,tol until RECENTLY by Ed
ward Giboans, witty, and ono child: Glbbons h q
blr'y une1sizets Fellow svllo epu1lt Rre,tt tNr-
tlnn ct NY t,no md Monoy II yazxlinE whisky,
atld invariably. upon counting ho'nc ul,tter tho liz
saaa t u SE 81 s cassa MsI
Justice Walsh g'9hnns WIS sent to the House Of
hs @ s si asSas ~ tbse
weuks Hgo lits vito R9ckau ,lp hcr - titltts md
VIZ 5sSSnx ne Ss aRnown WIN her,
Joint occupancy &c, of re- & aSuae beon on goot!
was seriously Injured Ia, these battles, md
xs ss's$ ssosss sen
swaet, q hide.tesles : r. on Kinzis streot, naar
sss sSoe. W Ms s snunt @ norbon q 9he 1syaf' hs@e
drinking beor and !igaar whiel. ho cotnpollod
bis children to lrlng htn: 0neons + M was 6otler'
and 10. tao, was In tho dulnps because q . r.
cont strike. Ihe evening waa spout by both
Wsud II ~ o sStsse sa 3os fpFss ssyds j
gos Tho r A lattsr sasgcd the M boy WITH having
, 1881-04-25

8pftta1 pIspalth 70 1hs chttd3o Trlon,1e.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April .l.-1.ast oveninK y
year.oltl daughter ut John Dntu,. willis wnik!nu
aver otstern vas breeapltatod lnta tho water
by tho DycrturnfnE of tho lid md WIS tlnatl bo-
forG bhn eou!sl bo~ rescued. Tho child wns
stun1lct by tho fall. rs thorc was severe hrutAo
OIL tho tctnrse, otherwise sho might havo beot
rrfeiscd nllso. rs tllore was but fow inches uf
Nntpr In tho clalIEits
, 1881-04-25
ELrFTOCttrED.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., April 2i.--Whtto Intoxicated.
Joseph flarris, n years old, lald down between
two batteries Of botIcrs Mt tho Valley Rolling
hftiI 70 steep last night When found this tnorti-
inK, ho Ind bcon soffocatad by gaa frotn tho
boilers.
, 1881-04-25

Ftnclcsier's llYpophosptstssA
will curp consumption, coughs, weNk lungs
bronchitis, aEi gGnerl einfduty. EstAb1fsha1
tWeuty. QUO yeuta.
, 1881-04-25

TIE MONETARY C0SFEnENCE.
PARIS. April 2s.-itorton, not Thurman. wns
appointed with Cornuscht to draw up n list Of
questions to bc submitted to tho Monetary Con-
fGrcncG.
, 1881-04-25

ERIE, ra.. April @}-tIassy Eastu.an. Of Elein-
huro. this County, Maxioan Yar votcsnnt was
drowned ycsterllny In n shallow pond while nsh-
ing. lilo wAs subject to Its.
, 1881-04-25
OBITUARY.,


!, 1lELLEY.
6psetae Dtsuaseh u 1hs CAtsaeo Tribune.
OCoaoAowoc, Wls-, April 2s,-J. kaIley, who
has beea Postmaster 1t Naehotah Mlsslon for
soma tfteen years, dled to-day. Tho vacancy
will probably w tiilod hy Seymour, tho station
ttfn
, 1881-04-25
CABLE RAILROADS.

AfVN AcAV% = AN4o$ haaH
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CABLE RAILROADS.
The Hotl41l Company 70 I3r1ld on State
Strcet and WaAaa1i aud Cottage Grove
Avenues at a Cost VI Q .6OO,0I0.
saturtlny ovcninR TRIBUNE reporter met
! Mr. e. u. 1i9lincs. Superintendent OF tho CHI
oago City finrsr tsnlway Company, who hns lust
returned frotn san Frnno1sco, whcro ho hits
| bccn making final and exhaustive cxatn'na.
ton ut tho peculiar features Of tho street-oar
| 1iteA thorc. which arc run by the cable motor
% : snsy e M m ss bp9 gbpo1 ahe Gs
oEInlun nf tho motor. roncraily. aud nf lts ,ap-
Tic NUT 'valuaGIa ss.,iits ha followed tso e'ie
pioy,nnnt q the eniie ,ystot BY which ,. te sars
sf ses as!saa: = @ sn dy II nsas ssfs y @ " s
seslcsnf tncllnu.l planes. The rapid trnnstt 80
etrcd hy the gew syttem has opeaed W aere.
sand i,iis. wor,l, Nt,oue 10 cults IN afro sotne
yeart ago into valuable real estato, selling ut 4
four iinos or theso oablo reais bud becn hid ID
aan FrancIsca; These wero the Clay street !t.o.ot
Seoa so saccesstui. both fson I praetical anti
question oF limo WHOM lilo horsc af n motive
power VIII t'n d!spensct! with altoRothor In tho
Thpre ii oniy OLD foituro In connection with
the experiment IN thu system which is to be nndc
hcrc rnGa sess.. M Hy potsby ~ t ';omt
given tho subJcctfu consideration. md hltd de-
any oncraaoy @ for w,of, thoy viii nos 10 IMPLY
| prcpnf1sl.
TIFF ADVANTAGES TO pE DERIVED
from tho esbo system arc tho aboshment Of
ssed sS:s 3 ay g s!ss %: a e
, 1881-04-25

The Kreateat appetizer. stomach. blood, aud
4yrr Regulator on garth-'u9p llttos4.
, 1881-04-25

money md vaiunblea chnnscd positions. Judge
I4cBerin8 showed his tine watch and chain fntp
bis bot,t; Capt h1,lett jorkcd on hts
watch and chnln and throw thcm Into
tho brush; md thnn ha CUT A silt with
bis renknIfo Ia tho lining Of tho conch and
put &1D N nreenbacks out " tho way, als bcl,is
aui1c hcfore tho robbcts oo,ld Eet tho pns-
setRcrA out of tho etnEo. Capt. Miliott worc
which, woartng 4 heavy beard and holding hts
heat.i tlown. thu thieves failed to discover. The
r0bbcrs abused md cGfAotl the passengers for
felng, 10 poor md ponntlcss. md kept them
etnndlnK with hands up tor two hours, Col.
EA!dwcl! anys tho robbers obtained but a fhw
dol4fA from tho pnteopHGrs -' :.
, 1881-04-25

Texan Stage Ykohbers OMt>vitted.
turp..4 lAstat& tIEr.l srsA Fress.
Cu!. L. Caldwell reports that wholl tt was
known <llat robbery hnd etduueA sla toat!h'
, 1881-04-25
BUSINESS NOTICES,

C!nohnna. tho standard medicinal tonio At this
progressive aRe. It cnrtehcs no blood. prompt
Y Y nyixorat!es The braln and pervous systsm.
bright cyca, hnppy state Of Mind. Arpnif drug
atore, corunr Mntlsnn strket nnd Fifth aYenue.
, 1881-04-25
THE EAST,


l11OSCL.SES FOR GREECE.
LONDON, April 1l.-Tho Greok Government
has ordered tho delivery Ut six Ironclnds within
tfteon months. .-...
ARHEsTEb.
CoNsTANrINopLr, April .4,-atahmoud DAmad
pasbn, Mtn!stor Of War, md Noury I'asha,
Marshal ot tho Palace during tho rotgn Of Sui
tan Murad, nte under nrrost On suspicion Of
b0ing implicated III tito murrlor Of Abdul Azix.
, 1881-04-25

PerApna1--Thc E1nnc1l family have roe
turned from their winter t}unrters and arc sud.
tfen1y thrown !ntU stnt1 0f tnB greatest MP
prehension and c0neternnuon By tho nlvertIse.
tnnnts Of fiuok tsAyner'h .sfotn Powder"
which r. stite death to a1t runctlcs, :
, 1881-04-25
iNCIANA COURT COMMISSION

INDIANA COURT COMMISSIONER.
sy&etal Dt,pateA 10 1As CAteaRQ ItsbHas+
LAFAYETTE, lud., April A.-Tho Lafayette Bat
has pot!Aons1 tho Supreme Judges to appolut
tho tIon. David j. Wilton, Of tito Circuit Court
Ia