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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-05-05

!. beS ni6t bierin besriffsnsn 1bsiles bsr
SataDanna eripdblt bas bierte Dlit'
slieb.
! Die feds 9iitrifte bon 2u,erns q,
ie eintm OlitaIiebe beredtist) iinb hi,
folst eineetbeilt:
grltsr-Die Stabt 8iIles Barre.
3peiter-Die 9crousbs Dallas.
Sinsiton, Bittston uno Beit qittston,
: uno Die Tcpnibips Dallas, greter,
Sranflin, SinsIton unb Warep.
Dritter-9ie 8orouebs gleip GOIums
bus, 8Ipmoutb, Sbidibinnp, unp bic
1cpnibips Sairmcunt, Sunlod, guns
tinston, Sadion, Safe, 2ebman, BIp'
mouth, Hob, SaIem unb Union.
| 8ierter-Das Borough SaSleton unS
bic IOtpnibips 9Iad Greef, Butler,
Sa;Ie, 9eseopsd unb Su8ar 2oaf.
SInfter-SSie Sorousbs SresIanb.
afbleb, SsbSp, Sugar Rot6, 3aptieote
unb Mbite Saren unb bic GoipnibipS
@onpnsbam, Dsniion, 9orranes, Softer,
SanUper. SOIenbad, Retpport, SIocum
unb @risbt.
Se&iter-Die 9crOusbs Susbss.
toipn, 8arfonS, 9leafant 8alIsp unb
Yatssbiae un6 bic 9otpnfbips Bear
Gree, Bud. Senfins. 9ittston, BIains
unb @iIfess Barre.
Sotlte bic in Der 9orIa9e proieftirte
9leueintbeiIuns gum 9efeb erboben tper'
ben unb man bic Barteiitdrfe auf bic
glbitimmuns in ber Iebtsn Yrdiibsntens
ipabI bafiren, 10 tpirben bic 8spubIis
faner 35 Senatoren nnS 136 8sprd.
ientanten, Die 0emofraten Is Senatos
rem unS 81 Rsprdientanten ertpdbIen-
BEL semeini6aftIi6er gbitimmuns cine
repubIitanii6e Mebrbeit bon 80 Stim.
men.
Die fosenunnte ambuIans %tG,
ipel9e berfii9t, bab an &oblenipsrfsn
Sorfebrun9en gum TranSport bon 8ers
leBten Betrofen tperben, ipurbs Tdliebs
lid paiiirt uno liest benz @cupern5r
sur llnteridrift Dor.
Die ben proieitirten 9ittstpn @rmens
biitritt betreffenbe Bill purbe pOrIdufis
;uriidselest.
Cine Bill 1T pafIirt. ipeI&e Dor.
f6reibt, bab @esenieitise 2ebenss 8ers
fi9erungss @eIeli6aften nur eann els
nen Srsibrief erbaIten foqsn, ipenn iie |
ni6t ipenissr als fir $500, 900 poIiesu |
ausSe9eben baben, auf ipeIhe 2 Bros
cent baar besablt isin miFeu. Der
3wed bieies @eiebes 1T ieIbitberitdnbs
ltd, Der Sermebruns beiastsr @sieq.
i6aften, ipeI4e Iebtber einen bsunrubis
9enben Grab errei9t bat, GinbaIt ;u
tbun.
-8on Srn. 8ins, benz neuen bemp.
fratii6en Oiabor Der Stabt 9biIabeIs
ptia, psrInnstsn bic 1smpersn,Ier cine
itrense Iusfiibruns ber Sonntassses
feBe. Gr bat oenn aud bic 9olilei ins
itruirt, Oarauf ,u ieben, bab bic &c.
ipbbnli6en gin8anse ;u ben @irtbi1afs
ten seidlOHen bleiben, unb eab bisieI,
ben glbencs ni9t erIeudtst IinS. 9lber
or erfldrt, er fDnne bic gripat' ginsdn8e
ni9t idlieBen, unb aud 9iieman6 Ders
bincern. bieielben ;u benuben. GbenIo |
ipenis ipolle er erIauben, bab YoIi,iIten
bic 8irtbf6aften beIu6ten unb aIs
Spione bienten. 0lit anoersn @orten,
ipenn bic Iemperen;Ier slaubten,
0tapor Sing ais ibr Bertieus ssbraus
den su tOnnen, 70 baben iie ii4 seirrt.
= SIN ben SObIenbsrsiperfen bon
S6upIfia County, b. 3. unter Der Grbs |
pberfId6e, befinoen ii6 543 Dlsilsn
Giienbaonen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-05-05
6armomie Oarten.

9ieier beIiebte nno beqnem geIegrne SonI
mer9arten, peI6er fur Oisfs elite idbrlids Sal
ion nit Uielen @erbehsrunga, ioiuie nit einsl
nenen 9erdumigen pnIle wieoer eroifnst miro
ftebt Btreineu uno 8eieli6aften. iuwie aud
Rripaipericnsn fur Die Rics. Ggturfunsn II. (
IL jn iebr IibernIen 8eoin0ungsn Jn Dieniten
Die 9nnmore characterization madt es
oeu Seranionern bcquen. ju oieiem @drten Ju
9eldngcn ou er nur bnneert Sdritte upn Der
tclben eniiernt Iiegt.
lin gensi9ts SsriidfdtisuuD bitet ireunO,
lidf augnit 8ablers.
" Giaentbiimer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-05-05
SurpsSifte fir Juni.
@rpk 8 Weifipprene

@serst ! Bailey, Garmtr, 9srib abinstSn.
Spbn Gprbttt, @tntltmann, Ssranion.
Spbn 9 Collins. 6armtr. 9sTricn.
) y Didiou, superintendent, Ssrantsu
Stnrp Davis, Rinsr, Strantpn.
8tc. gS Wsii, Gentleman, Dunmort.
\ 7 6pthbam, !3abn-AIjt, Serantsu.
" " 6cware, Babnpdrttr, Cunmprf.
5 3 Sulsbpur, IaalUbntr, Bpulesbprp.
Spbn Salt, Rinsnaufisbtr, 9adapanna.
Widarl Sannid, @irtb, 9adapanna.
3 M Scptl, Sdrsinsr, Stranicn.
3 s eaft, 8udfibrtr, Suanipn.
3bemas p9uuaep, Srtmltr, Earbenealt.
Nnlbrplt Ruatp aaufmann, Scranton.
" Z WReSats, Salfrtr, Serantpn.
= W Ncrtbrup, 6drmtr, 0lfnburn.
Spbn SWallsY, etbrtr. Strantou.
Scbn SRourf, Min,r, Scranton.
ytttr Sst, @iItb, gIratale.
Nlfre gitt, alsmpnsr, Srantcu.
II y Shppnmafsr, 9Sirtb, SCRANTON.
90 . g8itians, s,tntItmann, Scranicn.
8i4arb SgBiIliams, SastISbntr Scranton.
&leins 8eidipprene-Grfe @o9e.
g4iliam & allen, @6ssmtiiitr, Carbonate
3bpmas Slspiit 9ustuitur, Scranton.
2imctbp Sigliu, Noblfucrrdtor, Duumert.
gR 9tnnsit, 9ltrf Sudutpu.
J 6 Spwmau, Supsrinttnstnt. Suduton.
i3abary Cure GarmeT, 0rnnftlb.
Sames Compton, Rintr Seranicn.
Altr Garter, Snetnieur, STanipn.
9Obn . Tpusbntp, Wai6iuii, Suantpn.
pbilip Iurfin, aaufmaHn, Sybt pari.
BENJAMIN Danisls, Gjtntlfmann. byet parf
0'tc. ) Tphiss. Gisarrtnmahsr, Suantcn
Benjamin . GRAND, Winsr, CSsranion.
9cbn Grams, Giftnfhmitb, Suanton.
Otnnis easau, Gentleman, Suanten.
3bsmas 9S Gpans, Mintr, 9trmyn.
SIdac y Gtlts, UsntIsmanu, gddapanna.
3bOmds 0ilbea. Wintr, Nrhbalb.
5 . 0iIflpit, aaufmann, Gseranipn.
M 0ilrcY, Winsr, 9lrhtalh.
@sprss Griffin, Superinitnbtut, Serantpn
9amts Saean aaufmaun, 9aTbpueals.
Seiparb Susbts, aaufmanH, GarbenbaIs.
SeIpmSn Spbbs, Garmtr, @rttnfsIe.
" Z 8 Anapp, GilsHidmitb, Oh 1oTss.
: gB ecfius, @tntlemann S.ppbant.
@iles We9arssl Shrtinfr, RCarins 9rsef
) Wlaahran, StraeeneemmilI6r SaanteH.
pdtrid SfBeyls, Wintr, Strantpu.
I : S'para. 5rtibuaufitbn, SeraHtpn.
9 W pbiaips 6armtr, Benton.
3 gB piff, Gabrifant STanipu,
. 6 pbslps, aaufmann, Serantcn.
gDm. Ruebp, aaufmann, Suanipu.
6barlts y 8uRtl, 3aeslSbHfr, Dunmors
q . Hpdptl, 9lfri, Snanisn.
) " Sttstns, 4drmtT, 8sarius Brssi.
q j Sbesf, gliiIltr, Snantpn.
ge W SiIiman, esibfaIbtfbT, Ssrauieu.
" y Sbnppcb, Barmtr. Scranton.
gR Siari, @isetr, Oh 8prat.
y Y Smitb, Qaufmanu, SrraHtpn.
gllfr. " Sbap, 9ltrf, @inten.
9ra 3riPp, astnt, Scranton.
= % 1infbam, 6armtT, Seutb abinsien.
\ , gBint, Sdrintr, Strantrn.
Mrtbur @alib, poliliIf, Srantvn.
ptttr 9DaIib, Saufmann, Strantpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-05-05
gSerlanat tutrb (:

Gin tlbtiger 9unss i'm sitter BON sipa Is
9abren, UNI in einem Neitaurant bebilfiih Al
isin. Rad5Hfrn8su in oisier Office. II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-05-05

= @ir MAIDEN aisbbober enes suten Ieih'
ten, ptntfhen Rdudtnbats anf bic anjsige Der
perren g. B. Sail IL AT in Baltimore anf.
merriam. SO miro. pielen unierer dIteren &c.
fern srinnerlidj lein. oaB Oieis 6dbrt Dor MN
iait 30 5nbrel burd ben llntsriiehmimgsge
oes riibmIid bstnnnieu neuiidsn 8aboisfabri.
fanten Serrn George 4bilip Sail in @isben
tlS65l gsgrinoei uuroe. inter eetung iei.
mes Sobnes Serrn q. ". Sail mo Sdwie.
seriobnes Serrn Gbr. aE Den ieBaen alleini.
gen SnbabTn Der SaIiimCrer Sirma, pcIhe
aud Jest nod Die oiesieiti9sn 5nbatsenidufr
fur ods 8iebener StGmm6nas bsior9t. Sbr
6abrifat Brooutt lau9idbriscr griabrnn9 uno
9riinolider Scnntnib Der oeuiihen 6nbrita.
tionspeiie erfrente fd bon eber clues wobl.
peroicntcn Aufes 9aIelbe tonnen mir aud
bon oeren Sdnnpitnbatsn. bsioHoers gariier
30. /. NeppsImops. pio Mono II. + 10. fagen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-05-05
Comes q. &auler, 9ada. aue neben Dem 8pomna Saus.
SdnoIG II
Sod. ub SeSefer 8an9es geduaaren unb Sousoer6tbeu


"apolo beten
perrbtmg
S25
Choice" Soben auerb
Rf Sndoicn;
Der Shnin9sr il e9hd Oab
Bat
3t nt i6n
@
pdt pd 8ebe als i'm
@aihtfd mil
dem @oSeu u 9edd 8rnip
nbebiIer Snnbpfame
l 9dpm giepannen sempee @uOOingpn annnnen arc.
@nidbdfn S6opfof Rarte
rbEaHes fur $26 - ' WV "o' >'
8ersb n8t ben Pus: Nd6ite 9bare gum g8somna Saus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-05-05
NittStcn.


- -Sranf, Elm Spbn bes Srn. Gbas.
Senfsr, 1T nu9 rrsiidbriSer abiueisns
bsitin Sanias bierber surild9etebrt.
- Petitionen all ben Staotratb
iinb bier in llmluuf, ipeI6e um 9Initel.
uns elmer be;ubIten 9oliseifOrce bitten,
bic isbr nDtbis 1T.
- Soiepb Silemau BON bier pirS
repubIifanii6er SeitS ais 8onoibat fur
baS ShaBmeiiteromt bon 2userne
County in SOri9Ias sebradt.
- Die 9ittstOn Depot Bride 1T am
WiOntaS bur6 ben S6eriff perfauft uni
bon ben 3ruitess UNI $40, 500 eritans
ben iporSen. 8m. Youn9 1T ipieber
3oaeinuebmer.
- Die Burger beS unterbaIb be,
Stapt eeleSenen Snferman ipolen aIi
Borough intUrpor;rt tperben.
- Die bieiise 8iltolenfabrit bat auI
;ipei MO6en bic 9Irbeit einseiteat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-05-05
IN Sas an,eisenbe YablitHm.
SEQ. =. Rotpea s Go.'S
ausaeipdbIte elite bon 2ofaIs 5eitunaen.

Gin @eid6ftsmaun, Der jdbrlid iiber $1,000
| fur AuJeigen dasgdb. oauon aber wenigsr ole
$3.50 auf oieis eiite periusuoets. idrsbt !:
| ,.9bre ausaeiuiblte qotaI.eiite be,ablte mid
bslTer Iesiss Sabr. ais ali msin an.
oeres anjetgen.
G8 1T feline epsoperatipe 2ifte.
GS ut feline bili9e 2iffe.
GS ut cine ebrlidbe Elite.
Ger GataIoo sisbt senan an. iuas Die 5si.
iunaen fno. g9enn Der Rame elmer 5eimng
in 6sttihrift seerudt if, 70 beoeniet bas in
ieoer 9infidjt bic bette; meuu in gsrialien
tCaps) acomdt. bsoeuiet bies Die sinligs
| 5eitnng in Dem Rlabe. Die 9ifte aiebt Die
gep6litrunssjnb itoer Sta6t. fupis bic Cir.
tllIaiiou ieoer 5eitung an.
Die anIsige.Raten bstraesn inum Gin 6iinf.
tel Der SheouIe Der pernusgeber. Der Rreis
In einlelnen Staaten pariirt BON 50 lu $50.
Ger Rreis fur ieoen 9ol per Ronat in Der &c.
Iommten Elite bstrdgt S025; Die regelmlbi.
gen Nateu Der 5eihin9en fur oeuleIben 8anm
nno oisislbs 4eriooe fno 1850. IA.
Die eihe umfabt 952 5eitungen. popon
1S7 dg Ii d { m0 765 III 0 dentIihe.
Dieie trideineH in 7SS perihieoenen StdO.
ten pon weIheu 20 Sinatebanpttdots fno.
363 Rldse nit ie iibsr 5000 Ginpobnsrt.
uno 48S GouHtD.S SIR cine Gopie Der
eifte, oiDie fur anosrs ausiruft oorsiirt man
SEQ. q. Sioipea s 60.
5,li 10 Sprues e.r.. asW SOrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-05-05
2ieOerfrall3 9aQe

3u Werrenten.
Die 9isbtrfranS (fribtr gIlitmbIy) Sallt n
liir lsflihftitsn, @dsll6aftn, 86Qs, Dor
fsiunssu, Concerto &c. Su pnrtutn Cir St-
bineunssn frast man nad bel @tp Wabl,
CHARLES Robinipn pbsr Wolts Sropn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-05-05

9. &eDnolOS anb So,
nbrma1er nna 0olOs unO Silber. Nr6citer
f uno o.uu.


5wi Sbirn oberbaG pau,
II
Stmerifantidben 1tbrem tebem 6abrifates,
8obam G8H @o spnuafsn eOpu fiber
ap6enen @ebdnien "''" '"'''
Solbene uns ftIb berne S@Weijerubren II
6ehes @enmoe wo o pnrt Seen
= m q %
patr
@eHer Gators, su@miorbhn 6rudteae. | w. '
gst bGSsu u Der Ginee S gm grebr reuommen
omtfW ubrmads Nuffbt
nmahr
gano tatnen Sdmudndm ppufdnoge
9uoem u 3uiprubb Urbliben mir
a6tmepoa Die
G. Repnol6s GO, SupHre
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-23

The United krishmen of Kings county,
N. Y, held large meeting in Brooklyn
Monday, at which number Of speakers
were present. Col. Thomas S. Hender-
son presided, and said the idea of Ireland
facing the military strength of England
was absurd. The United Irishmen pro-
posed to adopt ga mode of warfare some
thing in the guerrilla STYLE" They would
be satisfied with nothing less than COM
plete independence for Ireland. Other
speakers advocated a general asssassi-
nation Of landlords as the best remedy
for tho evils Of which Ireland complains"
John Pope Hodnett Of Washington, pres
idcnt Of the Labor League of America,
said "the movement to free Ireland; Eng
land aud Scotland must come from Amer
ica-" At the same time he predicted land
troubles here. Twelve men owned an
empire in the Northwest larger in extent
than England and France, and capable Of
supporting 6O,0O0,ooo Of people, which
they had received in the shape of railroad
grants. 1t was resolved by the meeting
to form military company and drill reg
ularly
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-23

The Elmira Free Press, (dem) thus
heartily endorses the appointment of Mr..
Elmer, as Second Assistant Postmaster
General:
"The nomipation Of Mr.. Elmer brings
to>the front a thoroughly able and genial
man, and one who has many and warm
friends throughout this section of coun-
try. Mr.. Elmer has lived in Waverlv
since 1850, at which time he was six
years old. He has fine business qualities
and is at present cashier of the first ma
tional bank OF Waverly. 1t is of some
significance that he is warm personal
friend Of Senator Platt; and there are
those who suspect that Mr.. Platt is not
going to antagonize tine President to the
extent that the interests of the senior
Senator may seem to demand.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-23

The Democratic howl to the effect that
Secretary Window in his plean for re-
funding the "sixes" and Gives" has
usurped the powers Of Congress contin-
ues. His plans do not suit Democrats.
Nobody expected they would. They were
Rev. G. w. Henning OF the State
Board Of Kansas, having in charge the
care of col0red immigrants from the
Southern States, reports that the Board
Arss received, cared for and distributed
snore- than 100000 of those people, and
lfaS been the means Of turning 10000 OF
them into other States. The Board has
done all in its power, without avail, to
check the influx OF colored people, and
now the exodus has begun again, and
large numbers Of these people are mov-
ing or preparing to move.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-23

not framed for that purpose. They were
intended to meet the needs of the occa-
sion and for the public good, and it can
not be expected that measures for the
public welfare will suit the Democratic
party. 1t Is because the Secretary's
plans are likely to succeed and accom-
plfsh the objects intended, that Demo
Gratis denounoe them. If they were like
ty to fail the Democrats would not say a
word-until just before the next election.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-23

Hon. Mr.. Kasson, Minister to Austria,
and Senor Barca, the new Spanish Minis
ter, arrived from Europe on Wednesday,
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-23

Governor st. John, of Kansas, denies
that the prohibition law Of that State for
bids the use of wine for sacramental pur-
poses. The law also permits the use of
alcohol for medicinal and mechanical pur-
poses. The aim and intent of the law is
to- prevent the sale of liquor as beverage.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-23

DIR. NORTH MEYER, Royal Counselor OF Health, Ber
lin, Prussia, says:
at is successful in al; nervous disorders, Neuralgia
Spasm,. Paralysis, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Paralysis OF
the Eye, Disorders OF the Sexual Organs, Impotency
(Which cured by nued ment Of the Brushl
Deafness, Constipation, Dyspepsia. Kidney troubles"
DIR. FREDERIC FIEBER, Instructor AZ the Cniver-
atty, and Chief Of the Special Division Of Electro
Therapeutics, at Vienna, Austria, says'
"There Is scarcely single remedy by means Of
which hyperertthic conditions, from simple irrtaby of
every degree to the most violent neuralgia, be
moved with 80 much certainty as by electricity
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-23

BnApVoRp ONO, Oct. % ISS0. 1T think more OF the
Brushes every day. ! have better health than ever.
People notice II. Did not feel tired. lave done
5000 worth Of good. Yours, etc. ~
SALLlE BEHME."
KIDNEY DISEASE CURED" GENTS w as troubled
with Kidney Disease. Your Brush helped me. Four
days use demonstrated its curative qualities.
&c. BARKER, Cicero, Ind"
. HEADACHE Cured. -" GENTS I received your
Brush, and when had one Of my Nervous Headaches,
used II. My head aehed 50 badly could scarcely
dress used as directed, and IT stopped il In less
than ten minutes. S. VANCE, y State ST., Erie, Pa.
, 1881-12-16

1y.eu,xnroy. II. q. nec. 1r-As soon as
co"rt ] wos oa,1ri n m or,fcr Suitcau M addressed
s,o cnurt ami snId - 7 want tn mnknn
iitt,a sne.cb r. viii hc n Grant misfortune
II ANYTHING should huppon to this 1ury.
Tbcv nro yrrv honest. Intelligent men. md I
wont lin t,cst cnre takon OF them. There
o,.. So,na ~ them who nra not nccnstomcd
aae @ so,o VI se' W." foo '1 ,nd ~
thav ora 1tohla In hive indigestion. / want
the court to order them out every morning
,,aforo l,rcalfnst for !, wnIk Of four or Ave
miles, hive two or three mora llttle
speeches to make' p'lt u'1s WILL 10 lof tne
present" ,
J"ase .uA-lno , eo"t' WILL "''e"' y Wv
"a1its oi the 1utS'
THE WITNESS tG, eo,I.nsh .I
was theh recal!ea' lne w'.ness y. ~ nesss u,ano ~
tectca May s'sls u, 'nS"nts ~. uo ptsa ''l.
scoslIia oeeah u closse1a.aI.e ea! ,',.a, tuu w.
mss waen 't"lsea'' ~ saea. ."s0 e
~ never saw .'',s ..'"' Dms oas" ~ -, ny t hnt
anu tnat was III te'o' -soF1t ~" -" ~
u "':Mts' s:,,t % ;,,at ti,o ,t,.,a sa,sa IN,
nle? ing shoWs JUST Jus ,.,I ntI!e sense sou
have co., CofRnlil 10 pht ~ tn!1 ,,. h.na ~ ~ ~.
expert t1o att oco'''ej aiaa ~" .,'s H.. ~
common isotse-sel!so ~ Mas'e sne a.'i'' ~ "
Tue court III sA"ans ,,en,a nss a.,,ao .n.,,
WIS uil1y clcaA !" A@"'eA o'1.o' ""'"
way = .,.,,
iseeSani1heu ny eol' eolhn A.. .,
lug Mst''sem "s es,aa.t,. Vs son,no,art -
Knew h'nt 10 was perfectly compesent W
distinguish oetween l'sMt -! ~ M'u s"a.,i,s. Msunk.
Exception WIS .aKa ~ ;;,.. ~ p 1ews nnta,o
ait' acos'!o aaAeu .,s..."n,ta., ~
OF fhe prisoners aDIll'y 70 ussanS.,sa .,,.o,,
tween I'ght a.a "ions ~ .hos a'o ssnt,o,,
question r4lea ou'' a''a a''olae' oAssp'''4
, 1881-12-16
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
rho Increasing Responsible
tiles Of the Grcnt
Republic.
A Document Which Made
the British Lion Lash
His Tail.
lmerlca Must Abrogato tho Clay
ton.Bu1wer Treaty, md
Run the Canal.
shs Promises to Run It on the
Square, but She Is Going
to Run It.
What Chilli Tells. the United
States, az Statement
Of Her Case.
disclosure Of tho Extraordinary Char.
acter Of the Secret "Peruvlan
Company"
Tho Company Has a Claim i" Against
Peru for Nine Hundred HILL
ion Dollars. t
It Will Therefore, uudor tho Egis Of
Amorlca, Tako Ont This Claim
In Guano.
Il viii Guarantee Peru's Territory, Pay a
Sl26,000,000 Debt and 0hili's
Rauspm-Money.
f1t,c1osure Of tho Extraordinary Char.
acter Of the Secret "Peruvlan
Company"
The Company Has a Claim Against
Peru for Nine Hundred HILL
ion Dollars.
II Will Therefore, undor tho EgIs Of
Amorlca, Tako Ont This Claim
In Gu0n0.
L Will Guarantee Peru's Territory, Pay a
S126,000,000 Debt and 0hili's
Rauspm-M Money.
PANAMA CANAL.

PANAMA CANAL.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS OF 1t1A1NE TO
I.OWELt~
sp<esat Dtspotea to ms Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Dec. 15.-The letter
Of Secretary Blaine to Minister Lowell, ex-
plalnlng The position Of this Government In
reference to n modification Of the Clayto,i-
Buwer treaty, dated ut the State Depart
ment Nov. 10, 1881, nnd transmitted to Con-
Ere,s by tho President totlay In response to
resolution Of tho Senntc, Is n lengthy and
tomprolenstve document. It Is eotlelied III
plain, straightforward language, with but
little of tho flavor Of diplomacy about 1t. 1t
Eas Intended solely for the instruction OF
Minister Lowell and not for tho public eye,
md Lowell Is expressly notified that. unless
requested 10 do SO by Lord Granville, the
B,lsisl Minister Of Foreign Affairs, ha ia not
to furnish him with copy, the reason being
that the foreign policy Of Great Britain is
discussed in 1t in n manner not altogether
complimentary. The letter opens with
staten.ont With regard to
THE C1.AyTON-BurwER
treaty, to tue eifcct that 1t wns made under
conditions which, lnve LONG since ceased to
exist and can never be reproduced. It pro-
ceeds to state that, since the making Of the
treaty. tic development Of tho United States
on tho Pacific const has created new duties
for this Government md deyolvesl now rc-
possibilities upon it, the discharge Ut
which requires, i'll the Judgment Of the Irest-
dent. some essential mobilization Of the con-
4ention entered into It'll 1850 by the two col1n-
tiles. It then goes On two sny tint the In
.ercsts Of Great Britain on the question Of
transit across tbs isthmus are lit the OBJ
, 1881-12-16
Mister Big-Mouthed Porter"
the Special Object Of the
Murderer's Hatred.
The Assasin's Sister Siding with the
Assassin in Criticism Of Her
Husband.
Her Vain Attempt to Ask Question "oF
Vital Importance In tho
Case"
Testimony Entirely Destr uctivs Of Both the
Insanity and Iuspirational" The
ories Of tho Defense.
VITUPERATION.


VITUPERATION ;
sESsE1Ess LAUGHTER or THE 1;SruJSg1Su.
sptstas Dt,pat<h 10 7ns Chicago Tftbuns.
W.Asu1SuToy, u. e., Dec. ia" God al-
mighty will curse you for thlsi lie will
strike you dead. rs 1Ie dill Anu1lIas md
SapphiraW This WAS the imprecallon OF
GuIteau upon Dissrict-Attorney Corkhfll
this afternoon When the assassin realized the
terrible effect Of the testimony Of zen. 10
seph Reynolds, Of Chicago, Il, whose Office
lie had studied law. Turning to Gen. hey"
nolds later, Uu[teau satl: II thnugllt you
were my friend, but you 1nyc proved yotr-
self to be dirty scoundrei-sncaking into
my cell, pretending to be my friend. aud now
trying to hang me; you are dirty dogv'
Guiteau las not seemed SO much alarmed
at any testimony rs lie did ut TINT
Of ticu. Reynolds today. Gen.
Reynolds evidence gave now
inspect to tllo case, and was striking con.
firmatlon OF the prosecution, that the insplra-
run device and the insanity trick were never
thought OF until Gulteau, after his confer
ence with Gen. Reynolds In jail, learned
that the class Of politicians from whom ho
had expected old were tlenounclng hlnt us an
assassin, and that there was
NOT A MAN Or BEING IN AMERICA
who was saying word tn his defense. To
tlat hour the Instructions ot the Government
lad been literally obeyed by tho 1ail otl!cinls.
Gulteau Ind had ITO communication with the
outside world. IIe had seen no newspapers;
he Ind not been given any informa-
tion as to the condition Of tho President;
he had ITO knowledge Of anything
that hai happened since July . except