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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SlGSAt. OFFICER, WAsIs-
1H0Ttls. u. C., Nov. :s,-i n. tn.-For Tonncssne
and tito Uh!o Whitley. partly cloudy weather.
local rains. vurlabie Winds shifting 10 north and
west, folt0wod BY rising barometer, and colder
weather by Thtirsday nornng.
For tho Lower Like region. fRIr wcuther md
wartncr oast to south Winds during tho ,lay with
falling barometer.
Fur the Upper Luke region. Upper Ntssisslppt
nnd Missouri vnlloys, increasing cluudtncss und
llrht snow, southwest to northwest winds, Iut-
inwed durlll, !Au night by colder weather and
rfsIhk 1ArunI1tvr.
lucitn. EsGannDn. and Milwaukee,, 5cc. and
Bee. =, aiItl ,lru ordered fur Cape Ilpury. Kitty
Hawk. ilMttrrna, and alaCo.I. -
tho sas 1sfE 1 tue o
tn tho gulf Is advancing slowly nurthtnstwat1l,
e!lstnx rAiH aud north tn .cuss winds In tho
Southern statcs. second sturIl Is central
Missouri Valley by IL cotd wave apparently n,l-
yancnx eustwtrsl Ovur tho Lnku rrKun. FnIr
wenther prevailed III the New England States,
,lssouri. and Iowa, ~! light stit,w With partiy
nnd thence westward tver the Missouri vuIley.
IT, ag ss sr Mas safss tfs ad ~ S
tho ttocky Mountain stations. rircn in tile Last.
cru Cuff atatcs. and thencc l!orthwnrtl over tho
Upper Lnto rc9fUn. Eurthcrly to enstery
Nrw Engla'lu States, castury ~ usterly Winds
in Tho Lake tegiDn, An1 north tn west winds In
tho Northwest. Tho Indications nrt that wnrtn-
sud 1 thc ,iorther., p"rtion ii he sie sates 1
wednesday. followed by cloudy n,d threatening
crieaat'. N5s. 5s.-,o:1s r. m.-rho following
obscrvAlions tire taken ut tho ga3n9 moment Of
tt.ne " a1a the ss"tions named:
0KSElt.AL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1881-11-23

u[ uu,l sense III ,l,o u, s,ui,cs Il mt nj nj, ur-
likely. Thrrt. trs,,Itu his npparcnt cnrcjcs.
mss III exposing Himself tu thu ,la,,toy of rec.
.gnttlon mud nrruss. lt,t,k Ills capture very IN.
kindly. liz l'!lnt,cf! ti.nt ho knew 1t wnnll
lia told Tic uIicrr why lrrest,t t;tt. thai hntl Il
MT hceh for thn Invn nf bis tnOthor ho
tho nItlls hcfnrr his arrest Tho ipark of hnpo
which hns tinrnrh 20 brightly within hin hnA
NOT. II scnfn-. trrn entirely cxfiKI!qhctl by Tho
MISFORTUNE which hero overlook him, fur tnfnrft
he left tho city ho hntl olroaiiy begun 10 jAy
, 1881-11-23

Nebraska kosps III Nrief-S1oneral and
miscellaneous Items.

Nebraska Nows 1t. l1rief-Goneral and
miscellaneous Items.
8ptttal Correspondence Rf The Chicago 1rtbkns.
LlscoLa. Eeb., Nov. :l.-A young man MIN cd
brush drowned himself In the Iiluo lt!yur. near
Crptu, last week. 1t wRs caso Of su1uide,
brought on by .iespout.ency and tainIly trouble.
tIe was Fl yours old, Of steady habits and iudus"
1rlUuB.
a vcry liberal Justice of the Peace rca!dcs In
hodge County. lilo advert!scs to perform mar
rlayo ceremonies fren Ut Charge, present rnnr-
r,axe corlIEcnte tu every Ot,n untte.l ny him and
present u ttrrs3 to tho mother ut tho Rret Kirl
baby fruul I. tnurrIago Ut his tylng.
Two yutlux FasCals hY thu nil1nU or NorthouaG,
II tnIl it uel,oyn, Fillmore County, for horse.
etGul ,tllao mi attempt tp escape lust week by
cutting through thu honrd partition Uf thor
cpll 4hey Moru discovered III tlnio to prevent
tho success 1t thur plum.
An Monopoly Len94o Willie organized ut
York III an cnrly tIay, a number Of such soolu-
lles ara t0rlu!nY III tho Stata.
district Courf WILL commences at Falls City the
9th Ut nuxt ,uoHth.
< n,,mDcr Ut lincoln peoplo aro going to Now
business and pleasure.
CollIllsy,u, IN the itno Of tho Ilusltngton 4
MIssauri iIGAyor pxsonBiun, IL dAil 10 be tho
hArtlcst town on the p0uslnotit. htV lnu.tx.ren
10 hnllt 1herb eyory night by the raitrondurs and
utIw.bOys. aHu Whcn thGy Kut tn "Wtuvin&
way" II ID dangerous to h0 safo la thas vicinity.
, 1881-11-23
ART IN CHICAGO.

Informal Opening I4nkt Evening Of the
American Art Gallory-Inrge Attund-
nnce Of hrllhta.
Tho elegant pnrlors of tho now American Art
Cutlery iu Central atuatc-IlaI were thronYcl
last evening With ocni artists a.ll members Ut
tho press, who Ind eathoreu there III resrunse to
an Invitation gvon by Mrs. Greon. under wilosp
management tho gallery was upcncd, 10 taku IL
priyAto y1ow Of tho pictures nnd thutr surround
tugs. A full description huying alrcItly bocn
KiYcn Of tho hnnglnK8 and furniture, anu 1npa-
ton having bucn tnntlc In TlE Tribune Ut many
OF tho paintings, It will not 10 necessary 10 rclor
10 them ierp. II ls sufficient to say that unlcr
tho brilliant reflection Ut the gas.i!ght crurY-
thing looked It's very best. Thcra wer0 many
good pictures, aud son,o which ought
mover to hayo bccn hung, but It Ia
only Justice to Mrs. Green 10 explain. whnt
of course every ono thero did not snow, TINT st,o
expected !argn case Ut pictures from New
York, tho workB oi prominent artists, which ar
rived, to be sure. but at SO lato au hour TINT 1t
was impossible to hang thanl. a1ld their rHca
wits supplied With u number Of large ganvnacs
TINT DO but little credit to tho nAthurs Ut tholu,
and Will no DOUBT 10 removed IN short t'n.o to
SH ars ts III saes i % u se .nsn ~ james a!,a Wit
an.i mi .i'a.iy otdor va. known artIsts: ..,
ss"'ts iass saianys W M xr1 coiamn. 'e' ai orruno.
Gsy 1sfS;s Vy% up s as sfSs Sa S & &xs ye
Calltornla." for which Il U1 10 aske!, u Is Mr.
nsst %nsk wi1 YSGa s Is q tt sn
d iat'st 81 Ills work. Tho tnrge paln.tny by
Th91as M9ra MnSn y sha,, yasn1gn M 1n p ns
GIo @ Us W was thet work. :'Nat II Iioirs" Gy j. y.
eattue srS ~ rnS soft fel Ia wns
ioW ii tto neek, displays 'oyely t'eok !'i sn'i
iSvoilncss IF tho rounded. d!,nplci ar,us.
sha j III istas ss x Sisa s ss sss @
a,t Hs INV welcoo yistor shat shs Il nut as haas
munt as sho draws buck WIN Gno ,hand..in
whluh sho also holds = es!aslor Ut dalalcs-tho
e os tor ho ps
uro Is atl In whito, with tho exception ot tho
i!cs ttnta an4 las.i oS coior given by the cram-
A,nollx the waller co!ors ts largo flower pIoce
consisting q lilies, tho yarlexatea Leaves of tho
Hssoa sprsys q dsc1to sas aso. saup
atully Of That blue 1lossons known In 0srtnany
re e0r, ct"oM@nG,h e. wlle wsES t sxegntga
!ltu, tho eldest daughtfrof Theodore lili0n, who
hus spont much time abroad IN tile study Of
taIcat fhsse M I staIe. ar ase bota c1troety vii
ana w., We sY h9ps t. .sS WEI ffa
picture III Tho l'arls Salon OF 1850,
admirably hung "a the inaIti room. whi!o jnat
aposo tt1s ono OF DC Haas moonlight ,nnFno
Among tho sn,aller pictures weru thtco arctic
scenes painted by F..w. schIcstx. ot presdun.
which el!ultea u,ich favorable Comment fruH
sIt gf!sieIs1 1ovause o :s .nsr IEt"@iltTs's{;
th6 1MninY OF tho FGfAIHn Government
, 1881-11-23
Joe MACK1N.
1IG Will Now siu Til trough tho Great Act
nf XEnrltsilNE NMt.

lzG VIII NDsv tiU Through tho Great ACT
nf HcnrtlnilnE Ont.
IUscph Chesterfield Mn1kin, tho Secretary Of
thn City Central Committee pf tho betnucrAtte
ln,rsy, yesterday appeared In new f'}lp rs n
rraanHcr in tho banda of n Constable. Itc was
arrested, II appears. Mt tho arstancu uf II. W. +
~. Wheeler, Ut M. II Etato strcot, dealers In
c!9ars.w,u clut'ncs his ,oty. rlothos and gouornt
ELECTS IN sattsfy e!alm for $:....', uion which
Judgment WIS e,ltorcl un tho 7th Inst. BY Justice
l}rnytnn. Ito WIS brought to tho bhcritt' ut1ce.
Mttd frutn thenen To tho County Court. where he
ss0lycnt Mct: lle was subsequently relcnscd un
bull, i. y. EllrlAn signing fur nis aptcar.tlco
tor,n hcarlilg tho @1th Inst. atgu'c!ock.
iiuW TIE nEI,r wAx INCURRED.
y repurter called OIL Mr.. Whruler afler tho
getin! EciislemNn's lschnrKe. utd he snld tllnt
JosGp mud owed hin 81 Or Sd for several yeats.
At tl,at TIME b. ,xns running a. = saloon Cmrk
ul'oul 81 10 worth Of c!uirs. The boys wlio lock
l4o y1is uves were instructed NOT to lehsr then,
except ssoreG ii na, @ aud after waitna awhiis
tha boys Returned to tho storo for further or.
a%ers. % They sa.l That tne coiored Il,u'! ngrecd
ease. l!o pot oat writ of ropicvia
=" 4" bis G"ss rscry an a got tsH ps S
fur tue retnaIl!rr, nB stated This resnAsupd it.l
satisfied for sunni t!tne, however, and tho tsny
Et,tuo r ! ~ st.ot w., III, tr.i ~, i.t,.. T.,
a"n ~ H.. ~ ~ ~ H. % !. ',d n ~. ~ ,i G,' ~
Tmr"' th . s ~. s'' INV .rE ~ y; M &
~ ,.,'t t.11u ~ nn5 p'@us @ WI. ~, ~ @ nc ot ~,
,,,"; tasaeE ~ Ivy tMt.a , .e7 ~ .nc ~ ~. e nas
1,t, To." ,' 9o G9ssa9!o Willy ns a91 pross
day.
Mtt. MACKiS CONSULTED AnoET IT.
4 reporter Hnw atr. Muclsn lust evening, and
ske,i hin, what l,e Ind TO SHY about his trouble
with tho clgslr trtll. HU led the newspaper nlln
Utr tntu /, purt.cr ind xllI:
MY boy, iii givo you II s1ralght pointer on
tho whole stsul,, s i'm very tlusiruus or cxpns-
inK the, schemes Of these skins 70 the PUBLIC
Ettzr. r0t Will rctucinbpr fhNt used to Orratc
d wine utid inuor julut Mt No. e Clark street,
whcrp wins wont to ticnl out tho festive. fried
oysler- on. a. fork With eyory howl. as limo
rolled on tuo buys Kol too vorac!ous for mt, and
ihoIr nttucks nil NY FREQ lunch, hetuu tuu
frequent for tho number uf druks ordered,
compelled mt to Gust nbout fnr soti,o
stiff tn snl! OIL to. Dfr. Churies Davies hnl a
few shekels hu wished to invest III Just sitch 4
SHIP, mud hu blow them IN TO lne for my tIttic
stuck III tr,.do.
".UBt Gcgurp shook tho Joint cnst ms eyes
pycs tho stuck til Bcv II everything WIS Right,
n,1d 1ny pcc,lrr lit on d lot pf cxnrs which did
Will never do tn lGr tusu Arcernyi,ns to ilrat-
otslss trndc. Whpru did thpy coHlo frotlY lilo
Informed me thut tlley ld bcun sent around by
Tho Whuelers. whusr ttuef,t tlu Hafj urt]csr1
, 1881-11-23
HOW TO COOK.


Hrs, Itvlng,H Second LuctuFo-Soupa,
snucen, Snlnds, nnd lsahtrY-TIhe DC.
.m,.u.1 xn.'
s ."eu "' =, .,o,..,r ,t., ,,..,
T.. Ewing delivered u lceturo on cookery to @
cutnpnuy ot ladius III tho ,mrlors OF No. ssB
MI,hI,;n o,on,,o Tho Irct,,r,,r at,o,c mn nrtic,,.
."ieIsNn e ss'.s'.'.,. $500. .e
1af'y VI tno ar. " As, seas"an*' ana aaius.
uf tnpm bltndly followed the directions Df tho
Gus adjustment or Tho ,latorinis use1, aul tho
result UttGl WAA MI ttlGunHrl1tltlB Gs9. Or dlS-
tasteful cnnEloinerMtlon: iNsaoy ~ t!voring
Thu French people weru especially proficient II!
TIM nrts nr mixing nna scnsunluH, GspeGlnity Ut
that AIE-iuIiorlnnt u1le-1nvufsnK. ul this ne-
count suups found great favor With them. and 1t
Ws ta n9 latneti9d tt a"ls me1a'G % mffiS1e M %
pAlutes Ut Aulerlcatls. Al ptill,cnt medical
practitioner hMd End th.t soup, scientifically
pFepnretl, Wns Unc-hAlf dtEcslcd. Whun. bow
over, II VIA unsktllfuliy matc' i was detostMble
lhhnrn!on!ous h1dge- -pDdEv. From tho COLI
slllvratlon Or soups Uuu naturally passed
to the subject OF aalrcs. Nn"hero IN cunkcry
WMS urt lluro pusuAbly 9pPa!0nt thAR II! thn
ale,ynrst Ut hnte 10 to tlIsclnse tho method BY
which ho extracted tho, ptln1ont 1iaVnT Of tho
unon Tho accrut eulIhtstul nj urppMsiuR thont
lust bef0rB serving. Atler having cut thotn with
Il silver tnatcutl Ut c0snt1lbH knife. RoD.t re.
p,atoys ua il % tic snaro ii cp aud srfitklo ti,Sia
slightly with tl,t ana pepptr. Tho required
ltIunttty Of buttur BhUu!d hc placed IN II sauce.
pal, to heat, ard when hut tue flnolY. snlHccd
anton was sprInklcd In atid co,ked gcns-
color. Tho potnto wns then added. and. with
fork, turned carefully ahHut untal each piece
, 1881-11-23
Brutal Assault or. u Cincinnati Scrve
Mil&s(t{rf.

5btefds Dtpatch to faa Chicago Tribune.
CtScISSATl, u. Nuv. IA very stngtlnr as-
tault upnn II young wGtnun nnhed 'l3nrbnrn
Miller, servant III tho employ Of Henry Fuchs,
sa1n0nkcepcr. ut Tho corner uf Mohawk And
Rakene struets, occurred this morning about
bh!f.!mst o'clock. larbarn arose curly this
,uornng for tho purpose Of getting start At
hcs day's washlug. Whtlo making preparations
iD tho s1lrd sho was suddenly confronted by two
n1askcd mc,,, onc Of whom tlcalt her btow OIL
Tho head with song blunt Instrument, Telling
her to the ur,un1. Tho rn0tuus bound iicr hand
and fnut md stuffed her mouth full ut rugs
talr!ltcl with coal OIL She wls thon cnrrIch 10
Tho buck ,yari. wHcro nhe wus lAil upon Tho
yT'ind und toscrcdwIth bonrtis. Through fcarof
ssssnn sss,s s sGo';,,lrs!s then igit har and
ing hrfseif Of tho rul,rs with which eho was
loan'1, bhe tton nrD1sea Mr.. Fuehs, to whom
sae fe'attt lcr story. Twu tneII il tho ncxh-
Lothool, ono nf whom lsld II gr,ldgo against tho
ctt, afe suspected Of hntlug committed tho
arrested.
, 1881-11-23
'
NOTES.

AtNYNJrE.
un..,.s.. 49,. . 80. .'...,,, -.
lnto Dr. IinIlnn1.
Mimi, f,o,.,,r,.,, l.. =. H.. phu.,otrh,, A,.,
o,,,,, ~ N,,at,. ,,,'s ,.aa., @AS1'
49,. ~ y. N''" '-''a "eeN'
iucas E'ahscllhe company Will NC Mt the
49, 4"s"''o "o"S VIVA .... ....-
"M'acks tFaVelInP company cloaeh thesf
se'eu "eeas tour On satoFiay h'0ht'
Miss Elrntior Cary Is plnyinR Lss jheHdcrson In
" Dnr'ul ltochat" In Now York this week. Miss
JeSttt hns cold.
Edith aiurEcy loft sundny ovcniug for Mtnne-
hpol,s TO become member OF 1sraTh,on's dra'
mntlc company. Which Is en- route to Siaultoba.
Edwin BOOTHS company tnyo been playing
" 1toIllco ind Juliet" n1,d " Tho Laty Of Lyons"
during tho absence OF the atur. lto will play In
ltnlt1tuvrD th[s wupk.
, 1881-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

1IAVE1tIIf'S THEATRE.
Whether Mcasrs co.nloy {; Ilarton "and Miss
Helen f4cnoir, with tho nssistahrc OF "Mr. +. W.
Hilton. from hfr. clrto's Savoy rhontre, Lo1t-
tlon," Will succeed In pop,ltariznK t!clr uttc,npt
~ prtsnst conttu nt,crn practically without
sliiKprs Ia Ouu Of thuse things which ''n0 fellow
can tintl out" Thoy trlct1 tho experiment Mon-
lny hight beforo very good house Mt ffaycrlys
TheMtrc. with two exceptions, thero Is nut ovcn
4 lnir veu III tho cnst. md The p1rttrst nlit,,-
hers were deprived 0T MI effectiveness owing to
tho incompu.cnpy of tloir interpreters to DO
Justice to tho music. Take for Il Single l'lustra-
t!on tho bright md tunrrul littlu melody
oF "Tho Magnet and tho churn." 1t
fell Hat, bGcauBo lilo pRrty who nttunptod 10
sing It his 1o vocr; aud not on'y that, b'It up
parcnt1y no realization or tho faut that voico
!B necessary III 0tster to sing.
~ Patience" bus boon Rtseu hero twicc be-
fore, onco very bady tby H!cc,, md onco OK
ocef'inxly well tby tho alelvIo opern cotnpany}
Tho version presented hero tlis week niny le
moro correct, more csthetIn, moro true to tho
1leAl III tho mind Of tho authors, but 1t Is Cer.
tailly much less amusing. moves with less spirit
Asl1 llfe ntid IL. In 1,cnriy nil tho. pnrts sung
mich wnrao. It hns tho ndvuntago over former
representations Off superb stage 'tsUttnttnF-tho
opening sorne being vury effective, and tribute
to tho sctne. painters skill, which won !nstnnt
recnHntinn from tho audience. Tho costumes
ara appropriate. tho groupings picturesque. and
the chorus large nnd well drilled. Mtss MnrIo
Jansou nlslkes n very charming Patience. 1Icr
voice fs cIenr mud true. particularly In tho
lower rcpistcr Without bony powerful,
and she is n clover Itttlo actross, stcnd1-
" winning her way onward and upward. Atno.
do ltythcr did mt otTaco tho Impression mAdo
by El,na 1lulnr0 tho [4tt,iu J1te, hut ehe hus
strong Voice. which WIS heard TO advantage in
tho Ao!u In tho irst sccno Of tho sceUnd net.
Tho Rextet ut the and Of tho first net WIS poorly
, 1881-11-23

:, NETW 131UJkU HIN NVEM4
o'tAC'. Mlnn,,H Nov. :.s...-NothIIlK Inns beeu
ssara ~ ftom Dura4sd, tho scot,u of the Maxwell
e.,sI r"sI'ox I'LL thuuS. when the following uls-
s.s "as received: "Tho body OF Id MAXWELL
10. .a,tut down utter tAnglng about half IN hour,
s!". sus sh Inquest wns hel, witt, tho following ycr-
.as,.. ta'no 10 Ills death by failing from tho
hsaoaso hsv. stops aud breaklnR h[s uoeA.' The
w. "ss take'' IN charge by tho town authort-
'"+ &aa I!fGH a decent b,trIaL~ -
, 1881-11-23

s,r.sa.a s9Aa JUNCTION, KY. Nov. :s2.-J. H. Moss
tssa,,' Moro was entered last il!ght by boring
aho,.s .ao loor, tho sate blown unen, unA
rs1, e''6oo taaen. 1t nppeara tho robbers
Ii. NoxtnhssIs. ~ thoy 1nndo IL vury ulco job of
fspn H. rt'0ln IL unty about lhtrty foot
but nnno w! w " lne st1ro were the sAfe WIS,
aao c!cw yet "s"t" a"ytn1as OF H. .1aeFe
, 1881-11-23

Ncuto,tcea tn imprisonment for Life.
WitEEh1sn. ". W.. Nov. 2..-0corgu Weir,
who murdered Sterling 1tIRrs 1T st. Eiairsvio,
o., Oil Christmas, 1asD, waa sc,,fonccsi tNtay 10
inpris3nont II, tho Ohla I'cnItenttnry for Ito.
Weir was trlcd lust July. but tho Jury fnllod to
counsel n cn,lGtl guilty 10 murder III tho eep.
0nd t1eKrGc. and wits ao,tunceu uceUrtltnglY.
, 1881-11-23
1'llc SanEnn0M River Falling Rapidly,
EEtelat Uttpatch 70 Tbs Chteaoo Tribune.

ErnrSGFtELp. ILL.,. Nov. Tho watcr in tho
aanRa.non Itiycy fell Mt icast thrre foot last
night, aud continued falling today. 10 that feara
Of further uHn,nKa arc al! nlayed by tho inlllnS
Of tho water. Tho anadunt ot damage occastonod
becomes nloro apparent, but tte estimates Of
coursa vary widely, ranging from $.000W to
t. rSccIysd, Gas Il ID il rr"5aCls @ that tSs aaaso
0ccas0nad hy corn tenIK WaBhud awhy will
proyu greater Ihnn w1R EBt rGrurtad. 1t IL now
fGart4 that The cort scattered about In thu mud
VIII sprout, bncAuao tho weather became warm
today.
, 1881-11-23

ln.iy VI ycats ohi. INN Fnu. They I,artuuk nf
ttr. a!1tl dtet n LOIS tt1nn twu 1nnrs Mrs. Ver.
,uerG., WIN did Tho lmstn1ns, Inns haa son,p
trunt9 with her fnttitly nflunt legacy left ttu1
, 1881-11-23
'TtcntfaIttt,y Of n 11nscnl,


ll0sroH. stHss., Nov. ...-Fullcr, ono of tho
rnrties concerned IN tho recount sw!ndic or
DanIcl II. Huulnow. In which tho hark WeHtern
Ecn fiKnrctt, yestrr1Ny 1ayu Testimony tfnpitcnt-
illI fiundnaw III q ac!iGine 10 hllrtl tho vessel
nti1 taufr1tul th0 Insurance companies.
, 1881-11-23

MONTREAL, Nov. S2.-Ycnnor predicts very
cold aud stormy weather In tho last week Ut this
month OH this eontlnent. Tho temperature In
tho Northwest will likely fall considerably helow
zero. 4 eeyerU frost will exteul southwnru mad
Wcat ward.
, 1881-11-23
4 I,ccls-faa,,tl Killed..

VicKsBultu, Miss, Nov. .2.-ltluhmond FrIce,
II coi0rrtl cck- -ran1 was killed tut,uy by James
C,u,in9nin tnnto ut tho atuntnGoat DO Hinut,
Cunningham wna nrrEstntt.