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, 1881-03-30

ont this achene woulll huyp tptluccsl tho
yal,e of tile Government nntcs to '.l', aid
tho result woult! faye bcrl, nut merely 10 re-
p,ullatr tho Interest III tho National ,lcbt, rs
deliberately proposed by tho Democrats, but
nls, tlln principal. 1t Is unparalleled i,m-
lprtinrncn for thu Democrats, North or
South. ,tlulcr *uch circumstances. to cIInrgo
Reputation ula,n Aalone or altylmtty Hlse.
The fact Is, ilM Virginia debt Question Mt
botto,,, cuts 10 figure whatever II, the ScnA-
tartai situation. of which Senator Mahu!M
llas ucUlue tlle pIynt. This lssllu was hut Il
lmrt Ut t!u home struggle butwecn Mallono
mil Ills opponents IN Virginia. lto matte Ills
fight nguInst tic l}o,lrl,ons rs well
as lin h,mbuK Funsiers, and when
ho went Into tho United Statcs Sen.
nte 1t was nv M independent ,-afl nnti-
Nourl'on,-a,nl mt rs It lseatI)mstur. It WINS
Il, tho fur.lter attitude TINT lie wua welcomed
by tic Republicans. 1t wns In order to
l,rnatten out his fight against l}orrtonlSin
Into National proportions Tint l.u ,na1u cotl,-
n.on caalso with the Republicans. 1to did
mt expect tho Republicans Ut tho North,
tho East, md tho Wrst tn tuke sldcs with
him tn my local contest over tho status of
tho Virgtnlu t[obt, nor to discriminate bc-
tween shades Of Reputation. which Is l,nsc-
ful to tho Republican party In my form 1t
llny take, but he t'ldeSpect to find sympathy
IN Ills carucst tnrl.l courageous antagOnism to
l'ourln'1 methods, a,lll llo Inns not been Ills
appointed. Gen. Ma1lonc lsas not excEtett tho
wrath of tho D0'trbolls BECAUSE he Is Il rcp,l-
, 1881-03-30

IInvrr1ysA Thentre.
renttorn htrtet. cHenGr OF Monroe. "Ntl0w Be-
dDttH Afternoon and evening,
, 1881-03-30


clnrk street. between Lake and 1lnndolph. En-
Enue11lent Of liyda i l.ohmans Comedy Cumpapy.
"MuIuuuu's llct.lc.' A!torauon md cyunng.
, 1881-03-30

Academy nf Music.
1ia!sttd street. near Madison. West sthG. Variety
cntereansncMt. Afternoon md uy essli1K.
, 1881-11-26

Sostt: of the New York newspapers ,naHc
Atr. Nimlno's pamphlet on river and rail
competition tho toxt for vary strong protests
against tile pulley ut spending countless
millions upon tho Improvement Ut tic Altssls.
siupi lliycr. They ask will, whnt Eraco tile
Eastern and AlttIt'io States can be retlurettt 10
contribute tn tile Improvements Of u trans
pnrtatfon route tho object Of which Is to Ill
vert lintlc from ta Atlantic sca6Onrl nl,I
send itinta the Gulf of Mexico. WhEle they.
rcJotcc in the competition afforded by nntu-
rn' means md the rc{luctinn nf rites cons.,-
quent thereon, they do not desire to sec n
Arge diversion OF truttu caused by t;oyern-
ulent Interference nlnl believe tint New
York might with eQrnl Iusalca ask for the
improvement Of tile Er1e Canal or tie builtl-
inE Of froigllt-rat1way ut the public ux-
pei,sc. Tile argument lnny DO logically
sound, hut 1t Is not complete, inasnuch as It
pays ITO attention to tile main Objection, to
the expenditure OF theso enormous sums
,,pon the Mississippi namely: that 1t would
not permanently improve the navigation Of
tho river Ole whit. In the season Of high
water the system Of lcvecs would merely
cause devastating Hoods. aud In seasons Of
low wator 1t would adtt nothing to tho means
Of navigation. The Ieyees are not projected
to MD navigation, but to reclaim waste lands
for tho benefit Of private spectators.
, 1881-11-26

dcnce journal to explain wllat II means by
the innue,itlo TINT "the character" Of na-
kuta's "popNIatl0n aNtl Industry" Is not
sttcli ns "to glvu ,'lun'isn u5 fntnra tlrvc!ol'-
l,tt.lit." Tile population IL thu most elitcr-
usEs!ng md hardy III this continent, being
Inate up ut picked men with large adtntx.
ture Of foreign blood, and nil pioneers OF
civilization. Accounting tn the Inst CENSUS
Mbout e. pur cent Of the population was cors-
posed Of males, Md 90 per cent waa Of for
cIyn birth. III tho nintter Of industry
Dakota certainly gives fair "protnlsa of fnt-
nte development" 1t grew n,orc wheat In
1850 thu, alt the New England States coni-
btncd; and rs mitch corn antl oats as ary Of
ttleln. with nno exception. II there is any
better basis for wealth and prosperity than
agriculture the people of tho West would
like TO know w!tAt It Is. They lIayc been
taught TO- believe tint MI agricultural Co!,.
ll.osswcaltl,, otl'or things beInx cqual. was
lIlure likely to enjoy stablo and well-reRu-
latet1 government than any other,
, 1881-11-26
QRhNKH.

rlla few weeks Of notarlety which the nils.
erablc wretcl. Gulteau las enjoyed, and tho
freedom which llas besn allowed him to dis.
play his designating antlcato n grinnlng crowd
ot spectators, to MI apureciatiye Jury, and 10 q
smiling Judge have apparently CONVINCED
crallks Of all kinds In the community that
they aro favored oluss and the llons ot the
day; tint the public Is rsatly to enjoy their
eccontrlcities; tlat they are at liberty to
wreak their rayengcs for supposed wrongs
and that, having coolly organized and co1rl-
m!tted cline, the courts stand open to
aeauit them upon the grouud OF lrrespo,l+
slbllfty. 'rhls is the effect of the llou!ztng OF
such brIte rs 0llteau, aud Qultcau's case,
Ike many another. Is tic effect Of the coll-
yenient, plea OF insan!ty, Which for several
years past l.as shielded mufslesers a,ul turned
them loose upon tbs community to pursue
their Vicious courses unrGstralnel,
There Seems to be no special locality oecu.
pied by "cranks." They have sprung up
everywhere like toaQstoo1s, and asa about "a
loathsolne and unwlloiesome Us those fungi.
Now and thsn they come up more thlekly in
one spot than another, as at Downer'a
Grove. lu this State. whore the murder OF q
, 1881-11-26
LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE,

1t has been gathered frun tho speech de-
liyercd by Mr. Randall durIng tic late New
York campaign, and from other Democratic
utterances. that MI atteilpt Will he matts
curly In tho approaching session Of Congress
to pass rufandtng act for the conversion
of the outstanding 31s per cents into u per
cont bons!a Tie conditions OF tho new Con.
gress warrant the hope tint sucll III, attempt
Will mlscarry. Tho Dcn!ocruts were In con.
troll Of both llouses III the last Congress, but
failcl nevertheless to ngree upu, rcfundinK
nlensuro designed to convert bnnlls bearing
u md & per rent lutarest i'lta 9 per cents, 1t
, 1881-11-26
A PENNSYLVANIA politician had a chat
with Gnth which wound up ~ fotlows:

A Pennsylvania politician had a chat
with Gnth" " which wound up ~ follows:
- hut has thu Republican pnrty nothing to
faMr IN tho Nurthorn SlatcB2"
fes. everything. Ii President Arthlrs Ad.
tn1nitttntfun In mining h,it Grants repeated hg
viii iaaa half tic North. The t,eat way fut him
Ia be aleecss ia tn tismteA tic idea nf tcond
trrlh and nf influencing the cieeton Of his sue:
tt.senr. rllcn. ntt,er th!nns HolnH we'll. ho Will
nit,un1ly b. rcnnninated. Heb It thta tnonnont
t,rt,vi,lol ho .l!sapnonts l,nth sides. Tho Htn!-
wnrts havo no Dthor candidate. Tho llnll-
nl,!antc. + Arthur respectfully con4ilers tho
wat,l shetn sna tho IL stalwa re. he vii defeat
M.tnoh 20 Arthur, md ho Will 10 4 NECESSITY fur
fshl; Tho bh.iie !non hopo he VIII fAll Into tho
~ frnm Arthur. and wntuh hin, III an enemy.
Tie ru.ter HtalwnrtA expect tho anime. Arthur
ought tn dlsappoint l'otll. Tho cnuntry ilast1ll
English ots,sts. NJ! atinmo Mt the landing OF the
Duke nj Normandy. 10 Ill tn tho caurse elan ot
StalWnrts !onk D, hin tint they nro upcnly
slrnlng shelr rccotnnendast!9nf, 70 otl,ce: !le
tho i'nnnsylvhnlnn, "uny mn business will bury
t.hrstnr a. Arthur deeper 4than Juhu Tylor or
Aaron Istlrt,''
, 1881-11-26
PERSONALS,

Prot. Dunbar, Dean Of the Harvard C".
take otcot July /, 1sss.
den, his haIr-brother, Ut Missouri, n a silver
welding present silver brick weighing oahs
and one-hHlt. ouncos and inscribed: "1sA;
and Evelyn. Utah Missouri"
Florence Nightingale, In spite Of ].er IL
yeara aud her long confinement to On In
vaIld's sofa, looks young and even handsome.
Her fatr fAoa Is unwrlnklad. her larHo brown
eyes aro full ot klnlncss, and she Is still deeply
works for tho rsliuf Of tho sick and pour.
Ssnntor ConRer, OF Michigan. has bought a
largo aud handsome house OF ht street., Wash"
in1ton, aud uow occupies If. SeIn.tor Dun
Cameron bus juat taken bis family 10 hIa beautl'
+ fuJ new hople 0p ectstt Circle. The wif0 Of eSs
Sentttor Fiat takos possession th!s week o. t4s
house which lltr husband bo1lKht toF het n
Washington lust spring.
Madame Edmund Adam {Jul1ctto 19mbe!tl
IL ID dovout believer In chIrorlkncy. Three ttHc3
hnvo fortuuo-telsors rcul the salho AtoEy from
her handa-shat sho should hurry thrice, aud
publish 4 fArnnMs work. TITO first prediction
WIS mnd1 when HhD WAA u young Nrl. AMI ha4
written nothing. Sho InnurHs nFer ms tgf!ilast
ns abe Ia entroiy opt'used to th!rl mafs'eRo'
Mason, the soltior who attempted to shoot
0ulseau. IL described as w tall young lnaa, WIN
very regular fenturos, and cltar, clean &s!h
that niascs him inok younger than ho %, Wn'le
It bears cut tho tcst!mnny OF his officers that nIs
life haa boen exooedlnAly orderly, freq even
fran what uro paliod patty yEops !!ls presence
10 dignlAcd und quiet, yet trunk. 1li* latk'p'u'
eyes glance at you clear nnd Direct
4 trial In ths Uuttod Statos District cous.
at Phtladolphln recently was nude interesting
by the psosonce OF Hltuon Camoron aud senat"s
J, Donald CaM9ron rs wttnasaoa. II WIS cl'n
sals aHaInst Samuel r. l3asr, brought W Nv
Government 70 recover sja.0D, tho amount u
bond ailogcu to hare boon given hy slr. naFe ~
surety tor Itnbert nk'os kl1gahury 10 Go!1ee'"e
af tho Second Isstrct ct Toxins. Tho t:'sherohs
father and son-wllh whtIin Mr. Hurt mas ot'A
closely rolated lit business for many years oe'
lug called TO testify IN relation 10 tho sgna'a1.
daelarol It forgery. The Jury n'optea 'a.'
view ut the casa und cxnrorAtaA alF' has''
From 1867 until rcoaptly lIarr was mo elass
Camesoa's private socrotary. As the fashe' ,a a"a
son left tho colst-roat thar were follower !n..
tho streae BY crowd Of curious per sous tt
whom tl,ey escaped by 1nMRMx i!1to y Tar taroycr
knd driving rapl1ty away. inc sult ~ ~. itarr
on tho bond alleged to bare bucil asv4 y,s ~ It'll.
gruw olit Of the fact thar KtnFshnfY "r,sI wv.
olent In h0 customs dulles. aud hia In sHc"''se
debt to the Government for over $l',o"'
, 1881-11-26
PlNk.EYE,

gpsttat Dhpaseh 10 III thttaso 'ftssnt. :,
I'lrTsHuno. pa.. Nov @.-Ihe p!i'h'e,I ~, -
spreading very fast hero. More ttan i'".s ...s
llorses aro suffering tro'n IT, The oeal'1.11
increases as the disease advances. 1S,. ''.,''"
yalua bic animals hays faIlsl, a'ld a'ea uuat VI
tue strsets, Tho country districts ,. a'e ~. :.
much bsttor oil than the city s'ls!,I, !.'. 'nst Il
beginning to aatfsr. Its with dtpleuas' . tlI. "
Rootts ara conveyed to and from, ,au, .!.u i In.
r.,aas. No successful! la9tlo Ht ,sI tia culA
waathsr viii check the dlsteIipef'
, 1881-11-26

LIEUT.. 1loooAlsp, an officer III the Dan-
lab navy who accompanied Prot. Nortonsk 1Uid
on bis Arctic expedition, 10 the latest person to
get up party TO search for the Ieannatse,
Lieut.. HooKard thlnxs that tho missing yetael
will be found, II found ut MI. somewhere In tho
wostarn watera Of tho 8Ibortan Sen. Ho has
completed platis fur m expedition In thar quar-
ter. aud enough oIora OF financial assistance
hnvc already been made to settle tho question
Of securing u su!tAblo vessel for tho Journey.
II tho various parties tuw searching for the
Jeannptto return Ha{cy. all future oxpodinong
to tho Arctic tcgsons should be discouraged.
Any discoveries that might bo made concerning
tho Polar Sea could not possibly be Of tho slight-
cat value. and the snoritce Of human life has
gone on about long enough. -
, 1881-11-26

THE extent to which efforts to raise SUBJ
scrlpions to the 0artleld fund were carried was
such a. 10 oreato unfHyorabto comment In all
parts Of the cDusitry. hut IN spite OF tho Harn-
!Ig thus plainly given tho persona having In
charge the raIslnR Of fuu1s for the erection Ut 4
monument to the dead prealdcnt arc allowing
sntuc very undiRuIleA Acaps to DO sesosted to
In tho way Of securing tuot,ey tor that purpose.
purchased tho " wool CLIP" Of tho GARFIELD faFtn
Ut Mentor, and will sell tho same for tho bQnetat
of tho monument fund In various pttles. II tho
people Of this country cannot erect a monument
10 tho late President without getting the money
In such m undiuniaed way, tho project had
better bo dropped,
, 1881-11-26

There 10 dreR1ful suspicion that Judge T. j..
South Earolina." Maukey was uuoa a Repttb-
llcAn hna ia NOW Dotnocrat. His term Ut u.llce
hlA ncnrly oxptrul. Rlld he would bH HlHtl u
serve the Htat6 some more. In Fonant sprec!l
Judge Mnckey urxssi tinlt there shuuIll bo COM
pt0lntso between thu b1Auks auu the whites, aad
hn cotnpIn!nu1 TINT " great tnIustluo wns dune tu
the cotorod pcoplo in not ailpw!ns them n fntr
representMtlon III tho nenoral Assembly of tho
linn rufuses to 6olievo Tint Auskuy wis in sohsr
earnest when ho tntnaied tllat nnythlng w,la
wrong With South Carolina paIltics. Tho 0rntnr
prudent" III bis reuinrks. II Judge Aaokey
really Intends to play the phrt OF MAhone In
South Carolina. be HIS n,na0 u FUR bcRunlnK.
II hD il, as DGmDcrht, merely bfdllnH Tor coll
ored vutos, thts warning from tile Democratic
organ Will prevent him from having another Ut
tack Of truthfulneBe.
, 1881-11-26

Ill uEEl9loh rEftlertu III tne uHlIeH StRtcS
Court yesterday morning .ttdgo Drlmmontl
knnckc.t from ntr tho public tho 8hacktes
which Riasping monopoly Ind succeeded
fn rtyctlng several years ago by meats Of Il
peryefsion Of tho patellt laws. Tlso caso was
one Of National Importance, md Involved
directly md Indirectly many millions Ut dol
lars. 1t Infected not only nm immense do
inrstic trHtle. but also large export trui1c.
On tic court calendar tic casp was known rs
"i.bby, McNelIt Il Libby ct nj. vs.. tic st.
Louis Packing Company ct al." THO Qlostinn
ut bur was TIM validity Of certain patents f1r
preserving meats In cnns, notably tile Will
Inn i. Wilson patent reissued In March, t815,
mid tho john Il. Wilson patent, rtissuetl III
October, 1877. Thu former related exclusive
~ to the process Of preserving and cunning
of 1nea., md tho Inter to the construction 0f
the can into which to pRok the preserved meat.
Tho case WIS argued ut great longttl nbout n
month ngo, and there were engaged In 1t
many Of tho best known patent lawyers In
the United States.
lnn j. Wilson, which l,asl been reIssued md
tic two disclaimers fled after smit WIS
begun. did not IN any way embrace any
patentaIla Invention. The plaintiffs claimed
that their discovery or invention was the
packing Of tho cooked meat into the can whilo
watn,, but thIs tile Court held was not with
iii the scope Of tho patent law. From
time inlmemorEai lneat Ind been cooked by
bntling, aud tliere WIS nothing new Mt this
tlma In presslll4 tho cooked meat into the
can 50 us to form, solid cake. The clntni
thut tho plaintlifs Ind built up n large bnsl-
, 1881-11-26

crauks. Tho nast Of Tho Victims relatives.
and sumo Of Ills MGtgllbors, nUpenr to a,a
crat,ks nf Various kinds, Rlli which umrttru.
lar fo,,1 h, ,,,,,,. NJ ft,,,s n Syna win RI.
moved tho drnd mai, frun, their world IF
fnIIv lin iurv Ia trylnr IN tfut mt hit this
J.. s .!..,.,,,s, ~, . 49,, 80, ,..,,,,,.,
II I'LL exceptional cRsc, mil Tow Hfcnlislcs
rrow "a 1ntrp n crnp NJ crnuks, 'rhcy acel,l
t,.ha,,. ~. 49, ...,t.,.Iu. ..,... .,o,,,. fr.,,,
no partlcfar plucc, aptt nre going TO no par-
tt,.,or ,.,,oa tr,,o, aro naval ,ro,nr.
t'cu'ar nlncc' lne5 nFo 'hu". ""tl'ps
n.' . sei"! .n sasa ,,s,s u',.t' w. .s saps u.
.''o 's"',' e"1s w f',,' '"''''as - 'shts ~. VI
py stea11ng' lney h'e ny unels WIS. iHey
"te s''e eno'R1' 10 tes !o""' "i'" e'n'l'i"R'
UNI 1honvy w 'ea'''e'''n9 a''A c"''a".'co
sa'aes' lhey are sane "no"e' to "o'A 'he,t
w"y '"eu ue !h'of ot "'l c'"sses "'lo |" ptoi'
W y, tn'e tnoh' MI s"e'! '''''l u'es wv! 'a3e
"h e!'' Hr"nt t"ehi oae t"'of al'a tnoF "9o
','''le[ " s""@e w 1s'ii. 'sec"' itca'a"
.',e'n WI" '"os 'e'o's VIII .'t''uee' Ut t''es
n'A Nv a,u l"ho "l'c''et ou"'" t''o eu'ot v,
l''sa"uy' a"oS "F" eR1'R'o's.s F"t'' "''"
"kutts'lc' "'l" ""'t".i""S ei""1n =" oo,,c'e
l'It ',es s"'. 'o'''ls.st .a'e ""s .s'e'''se'ves'
a'',' ue'''s 'no aa'''i',st'a1ots oa a", 'na1
thss ""'l "t"'aer ifes'ae"ts y! '"naetM's III
Jn.S upon soe'o's WI" 1"'p"H''y ~. no,oe'
" "i's,"" 'a't' "e.1'ns,s -, .e',ipeu s''9 o''''
y! r,IA, ."l""".'a ~ ~ NV ''"'"" ' aE .ts'S.
hcaithy mental fslj,,syncrasy cnnrtcc, and Tel.
!nE. diatortcd and pnr'e@rts @ % %ntlsusin.t ilsn1s,.
iidcncnietly or tint irrcx,,hIrjty at,l t1jstjir.
mice II tho nperatEoms ut tho lnte'tcct-thnso
eor,uot. lie oicnr. nmIstak, I'm ma ,sn,i",intci
consequences ot ii dlscsso.i mind. It should
,,nnn tha s',rfare III ~ sunIcty lnrra inn1v ~
, 1881-11-26
An observant contemporary remarks:

ThVf0 Il no m!stak{nY the depression which
bus settled upnn THO whole ncinooratjo party
like ii nenvy fox. It is Visible IN all the purity
orGAna and III the l0eful walk auu conversation
Of tho DUuocat!o statesmen. Thuy are tired 0i
the wcary waittn9, which Acuma 10 b on,lless.
fresh deserttnus frum tue ranks after tho rs.
newed demonstration III November thAt lho
party 70 without future aud without bono. 1t Ia
doubtful II there Ia a nlnn III tho purity who
would not like 10 get out. Wecomtnold to sueh
aa inako up their minds 70 aepart tho fnrewoll
speech Ut reslvallst il Toxas. who, utter three
theHe woria: Dear brothroil and sistcrb, this ID
tho last meeting u1nt shall try to hold. 1t Ia
broad and Inulasscs for 1uyaUlf and nm cur pt
corn uay for my horse. duod.by. uod biasd
yuu."
, 1881-11-26

"an example" of somobny tho Judge snn'is
Wagner to jail for twelve months, and In tho
mountitnr his crippled father. hla nRch mother.
hin you1R wife, and his little chitsi-all Inpoent
partlts-inutt surur for hIs ernic.s Justice,
tempered with merry, IL orta thing. aud vlhtfla-
tive Justtce Ia quito anotor. Iltp lnstor kind
secins tD bc tho uust plentiful Id tho vlclnlty Of
fthuca, N. T., lust now.
, 1881-11-26
FOUND DEAD IN BED. ,

dptstAt DtspatsA ~ IN c"seos' ,,nnef
JACKSON, Altotl., Nov. IA '''aa ~. ,oo,n m It
George Clark waa found dead ~ 'l's .u Iio
ths Conllnarcial ilotsl tlla tl'oF!4'I, y. y. vi,
paid for lila room last night ala. .,a'ttnusjIs -,
found dead with his ciothIn3 on, y = ~. soou.,
ho expired shortly otter going 70 W, a'a.. ta.,
Deceased las boen hero for tne p ps..ion-
years, doing scarcely anything, ps'' h,uthsf,
ally received = drnft lso,n na,,aa III AZ 4 CVt..
banker .! b1ilain IT,, io VIZ w.leatk was tho result
Of natural causes.
, 1881-11-26

1uE CuIcA1o THttll'SE has established brunch
ntlic. .r hu srcepi uf subscriptions and adv0sitsa'
minis ~ fullHws:
NEW yt.ltK--itoon, - Tribune building. +. r. Nc
FAnsrES. Manager.
tiLAstiijW. scnttnnd--Allah's american News
Aprnry II lcntIeli-st.
lAtSHttN, l:fa.-Anertcan Exchange. ~ stsAnd.
ilrS,r +. GiELi1. AxnNt
WAsitlS1It1N. H. t.-jJt1 + ktruat.
, 1881-11-26

THE apparently innocent resolution Of the
late More-Tariif Convention It'll Chicago,
which dfsappEoyts OF =" that clnss OF absurd
Treasury decisions" which classes Bcssemer
steel blooms among "nrttccs not otherwise
provided for" will bear a little explanation.
A Dessemcr bloom contains about enough
steel to mike one rail. Tile blooms come
over iargely Us ballast. Doing classrd among
"artlcles not Utherwlsa provided for" they
pay a duty ot 50 per ton. Tho A1oro.Taritf
Convention Insists tint they should be classcd
"untlcr the designation lnost cleurly CORE
sponding to these products in their nature,
cost of production. and nced OF protection"
Tlls delightfully."- vague language n,eans that
blooms should bo classet with !ngots Of
steel. refined aml higl,.priccl article used
for making cutlery. watch springs, etc.. which
pay tax of s54 per ton. Translated Into
common, ayerytlay English, tllerofore, tho
resolution means TINT III tta oulnion Of tho
More-TariR Convention the tax OH steel
bloulns should be Increased just COO per cent;
that the importation Of blooms should bo
prohibited, and that tho Bessot,Ior steal
monopoly In tho United Statcs which now
phys several Mills inIlnenso subsidies for
lying idle, should bo given still Ar1ner grip
OIL the Industries Ut tho country.
. = -.
OBJECTIONS 10 the admission OF Dakotn
us n State may sluye some show of reason
w!,nn they col,la from great Commonwealth
lika New inrli anil I'ennsyFW.n!a, but tho
hostility OF ll'lnAe is1n,Al, which Is itself n
'!ttlo sister, Is unreasonable and ridiculous.
ihe ico''aence 'fottrnHt OF Iuesday. wlth
uuu Observation-Disclosures Of liz t,,yn snttra gnys.
~ " ' '''' N''''o' o'''"'
GQfaAEFank the t.rGa{ nj condition ana future
traptGta Ut Nbfufll, With its tMitAlHtjtln QttuIA
lNAtuK tho ll1HlJ8 tlHlllk WnrlfE4 nut, n}1t
~ rt'llt'I.!nn Of political uorrlptian that makes
, 1881-11-26

TIE various Democratic doctors arc shals-
Ing thotr wlso heads over tho condition OF the
patlent: nune know what to prescribe. Or.
Montgomery Blair and Dr.. Henri Watterson
seem 10 agree In behaving that tho heroic troat-
lllent Is tho only hopo for tho Democracy. Dr..
hR1r saya tho party will novcr succeed until tho
nollrlon supremacy OF tho South 10 destroyed,
md be rejpices accordingly III tho viotury Of
Maho1c. Dr. Wuttcraon says FREQ trade Ia tho
only salvation, and he ts abte to sny this in tho
full light OF bis pnrty's tasttf disaster In 1880.
Thus buth doctors arc agrocl, evidently, that
the only wuy to aayc tho ilfo Of tho party ts to
take steps to accllro its continued t1cfoat. 1t
cnnnot succeed Without tho soltd sonth, md 1t
can.lot succeed With frro trado. Judging frutl
tho tono or tho party toward them, MI exchange
thinks thoy will be loading It from tho outside
presently.
, 1881-11-26

T,1E reports OF thu Quiteau trlal read like
the reports 1t funny lecture W Ut 4 comady
upon tho thsstrlcat stage. Scattered all along
through the testimony. "laugntae', and "ap-
, 1881-11-26

THElsR IL at least one railroad President
who Is willing to admit that tho public haa aowo
rights which are worthy ut respaot The pame
at this gentleman II Wilson. eud hs IL Psesldent
OF tho Now York Il New EuRand Aoad. Mr..
Wltson has 'ssuad an order thai hereafter wheu-
ever train meets With an accident Tho ooa-
duotos and snglnsor shall ba suspended until IA
Investigation hHa bcsn held.
, 1881-11-26
i'O3'l'AG t..

EN{&TYd at fhs FoflI Al Ch3ed33, III, a Sffond.
GIuss Mailer.
For tho l,opott Of onr patrons who deslru 10 send
tnate cut,.ns Ut THE TtinuSE thFJl1h the uait wa
a,vo herewith tho transient NTH Of postaac:
fbrrtytl md Ut,n1 rst!r. Per CarN.
Et1ht, tcn twelve. h1 fturtaclE lG1 rnpeF. ~ cfaA
hIttcen eighteen and tWHltty }m1 Wus ~! tantb
1NQNtf ftWu nN1 tMNty 1tlur pttsO knpef.. u CQnts
, 1881-11-26

Lyceum Theatre.
DespIa!uca stree,, near Madison. West 5!ds. van'
ety entertainment.
, 1881-11-26

Criterion Thentrp.
Corner Of sedewick and Division strcets. Yar!at,
entertainment Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-11-26

AFcyfckerss Theatre.
Sptltnr strce;. Eotwcen etntc and Dsarbnrn'
Engagement of Mr.. aud Mrs. N. e. Goodwin. ."uob4
bles." Afternuon md evcnlnn
, 1881-11-26

Academy nf Music.
JIn1stcd street, near Madison. West aldG. Variety
entertainments Afternoon md eyeuing.
, 1881-11-26
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, 1881-11-26

IInvrrly'a rhcntrn.
Monroe street. between Clnrk and Dearborn. "PA
ticnce," Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-11-26

E,nrk street.. opposi new t"urtitorss. En0a1a
mont Of the Boston Ideal Opera Company. Aftel
uuoo, fatIultza." Evening, II. u. 8. P!nafors."