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The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
Working for the Banil.ts.

A diepatch from st. Joseph, No., says that
l. p. Younger, IN uncle Of tho Younger
brothers, now confined in the Minnesota peni-
tentiary, is in that city. He il en- route to Clay
county and other portions Of the state. He IL
in search Of friends Of tho boys, aud wants to
get sffidavits Of their good character from the
old citizens of Missouri who know the boys and
their families, with view Of submitting them
to Gov. Pillsbury Of that state. A correspondent
had quite an interview with the o!d gentleman,
who seems to feel that he will be able to effect
their release. He says the boys, Cole, James
and Bob, look bad, and that they cannot live
long: He adds that the boys declare if they get
out they will leave the country and shun their
old associates.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
W0RT1lNG0N

sageof the lard bill. All they could hope to do
would be 10 effect some slight emendation with
it. These consist chiefly In striking ont Of the
operation Of the bill few estates which are
managed under the English system, and in ex-
c!nding ase-holders from tho operation Of the
bill. the latter 10 rather serious emendation
aud their lordships scarcely hope to carry it
caucus IL to make it probable hat after few
nights OF talk the bill will 20 through the mp
per house slmost intact and become Z law by
the 18th Of Aupnat
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11

THE secretary Of the Merchants EXCHANGE
at St. Louis il authority for the statement,
that the barge shipments from that point to
New Orleans since the opening Of navige-
ton has been as follows: Wheat $3.50.
600; corn. $500, 900; oats, 75.753; rye, 3d.
423; total Of 6,848, ,17G bushels.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
FIRES AND OTHER CASUALTIES.

Frsnk P. Gardner was drowned at Fort
Dodge in the Des Moines river, while bathing.
The northern part of tho Sturgeon bay ne i.
ninsula, Mich, has been damaged considerably
by forest fires It was believed the rain would
stop the flames, but they are raging now hard
er than ever, running cut and uncut timber, ard
creating immense damage. The people are
alarmed, and arc doing everything to prevent
the destruction of their source of maintenance
and revenue.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
Wisconsin sunday School Convention.
,ecial TeleDram to tho Pioneer PreSs.

Special Telegram to Tho Pioneer Pres.
MADISON, Aug 7.-The day At Lake Side
camp of Sunday school workers has been very
quiet Boats were propelled from the landing
to the camp and railway cars were suspended
for the day. The first exercise of the morn
ing was prayer, followed by Sunday
school at 1890. Bishop Fellows. of
Chicago, delivered = powerful sermon, taking
the fifth verse Of the first chapter, first Thes-
salonians ~ text In the afternoon there Was
. Bible meeting led by W. E. Lewis, State Sec
retary of the Young Mems Christian associa-
tion, followed by woman's meeting. which
only ladies were permitted to attend, To-
night there Was praise service in which
chorus Of one hundred and an audience Of six
hundred participated DR.. C. l. Thompson.
Of Pittsburg, closed the days service by
preaching to large audience.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
Why 6rasshoppers Flourish.

From the Baltimore American.
The wholesale destruction Of the prairie
fowls in the west las brought heavy pun
iehment in the grasshopper and army worm
visitation. Instead Of being rare calamities,
they are now things Of almost yearly occur
renee in some portions of the west. Parts
of Wisconsin, Michigan, illinois and Iowa
are now swept BY the army vcm q by .
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
HOMES. IN THE WEST.

Persons looking westward for homes
can procure full information concern
Ing the GARDEN SPoT Of Iowa and
Minnesota, By subscribing for the
Worthington ADVANCE, published at
Worthington, Minnesota. Send q for
one year. 81 for six months, and so
cents for three months, to ADVANCE,
Worthington. Mobiles Co., Minnesota.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
A Bold Rescue.

NIAGARA FALLS. Aug 6.-Nra Kate Adams,
residing in Buffalo. jumped into the rapids
st.nder jumped into the water aud rescued her.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
aTotthiugto,t adpaute.
PUBLISHED THURsDAYS
Worthington, Mobiles County, Minn.
lar for six months T3ty cents iof thSsS
j. months.
Tho Old eetablIohod Paper Official
Paper OF tho County.
"A. II. MILLE0,
Editor ana Proprietor.

THERE is prospect that all The barge
and packet lines Of the Mississippi river
will be consolidated and operated together
as one company, under the control Of James
r. Keen. the great California capitalist and
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11

"A $30, 900 herd OF cattle for the erassv
through st Paul yesterday.
, 1881-04-01

nr".l,, md minded tho reporter tho lnt.urc,
which read M fnuws:
to know ow tho ,lare MI. IL, At,an.s str.ai. Of
9ttr1ifsitHl rmA uni Hr-iYtuttjtlU ~ kt utItInr
TIM .@tyle nf iI,,n" flpsrs. 1hnr'' mr.. t",,r
children. nSr't frm sth ii. whtci, Hra k"tt tnsnn
lion. There Il IL barrst,in IN the hm,sr w,rrc
these children n,l. sold any knl ut 1rnH. uni
hnve my "ne watch md ilIlt cut. Thfs IA true.
Such nlns deserves hanysnR. From onc wto
thinks It her duty to inform. yolI.'
m F wna "t. t.. 'n@ to, ftls n5
M mcn wIotn th.y ttpk tntn tic ho,,su far p,lr.
!N'scs ni prn%.Itnt'on. I'aIns w.rr. tnkr,,
10 ,lrGs. tt'e litt!o girls nlc.ly AtH,
Expressed Krent surprise TINT such I'm cstAblist1-
right
liShEr TtIE SHADOW w THE cITy-ltAIt,
NH ro9ret that she had not summoned tho cnilr-
,sfs t. i,!st the Letter which hho Ind Written to
1hn T repnr.ur m psid visit to the "1lo,cl," and
eccccs'i 1T satisfytng himself tut a, that l,nd
i,eHt, ehar9ca, ,,, 'Ka',!.t " ao piacs was true.
tr'!iic IN childhood wits CARRIED on tncrr., rs
respects tho plHee wns ons worthy .or
municipal administration. Further iitvrstI1a-
ti0sl proved to htl hht tho Police Department
hA! HuIt.n time ng0 l'eun MphrIscd Of tho tlD!nys
IN ,''e rlatc thai The lreseiiee 1T tho st'slrs,
tnlttb knnWfl tn them, hut, thuuph tho chief ut
l,cteettvcs nt's's visit u tho plnce nothing In
tho wny nf Improvement followed.
within Nifty tH,1ls NJ Thu t'}t, uec,,pI'sI daily by
Mnyur ltnrrtsul, Bror Its Hnturn bus lccn 1ia'ln
l'salsi to the rnliec Department. II II nlystery
crime nI !he czlli- harOorer Seymour. Exilana-
H0ns nrU III UFtltr.
, 1881-04-01
sEYAtOUIps SALOON.

nAAA hAA ~ hl4!EF NAb lSEC0ME UNDER
l1AllssIsOA'S ADMINISTRATIONS,
The arrcst detailed In yosturlny'a paper of tho
two little girls-Lottfe Springer and MaRgtu
Wallscheld-ln William scylnour's su!oon aud
haKnio OH 6tate strect Wednesday uvon,nv
again called public Intention 10 tho fact TINT
TINT strcnt, frou. Jackson nearly down To Twcn.
ty.secontl. Is lonE and almost unbroken Itnc Of
Gr0thula, whose wurst featuro perhups IL tho
fact thAt thev nre permitted to carry at, shoIr
nefartous bnsness IN so open anl uninterrupted
a manner thAt oven thoir work uf tebauchlux tho
tcnlorGst youth Of tho city Is not deemed u lit
s,,tjcct for pollca Interference. During rrcyt-
ons Administrations tho OWL OF prosttlu ton hua,
pcrhaps. held lts ground upon small portion Ut
6tuto stroet, but Within tho puat two ycars tho
limits Of tho nefarluus colony hAyg ienglhonetl,
Until whit two ycars uHo was confined within d
strotch of eoupu of blocks upon ono sau OF
tho street now takes In continuous line OF oyur
a lstIe on lta west side. whllo tho other side Ii
contaminated only III minor degrco
Not only bus tho oyil Increased III
1x.cnt, but 1t hus kntten to 10
conducted IN q manner ut variuuca with tho
simplest tonets Of common Ieccuoy, Theatres
huyu sprung up where tho 1owd OF both so1cs
,urrt, drlnk, and make assl4nations. and whero
aulouE the audlgnecs Inay bo seen childreu who
, 1881-04-01

yanlznt1pu was mt effected Until nearly I,
o,rl"A, w'"n Nr, II. ca''axAan w"s called to the
rar'sr j.: ilnrr's"n w"s the ''r.t slea'rr, a''!
Ilo snia M .tat ha was ,nalrne.l In everything h.
lid ' or sna 'y ~ partisan ursss ,Ie went s III to to
.efc,d his actton IN rcxa til tt tho appropriation
s!I. nr,a suld that It wns nut journalistic IL bc
!'e about; Ito Alleged That be had dong us ',es.
!of sno Guy ana aau oeeh giving hss whhle t'she
10 Its interests. lie owned torty-fle houses. and!
hc hcrnn,r Nn.nr' fJr h.,l intr, v,,;i,c,l
l,rco,,,n hr rcfns,. IN im ,,Ir,atcI t,' mr., IN.
ssg Sn :,a m xs,r s oaHS.' sa% w. a Ms Hfs
III i, % ,; e, e,an n1 1ef ,,,,; ,ritcs : fr m T. 1 he
aat, .Ha,Ha "H.n HnnN lily H. WE "mAsuua , ~ ~ ~
h,s, ,.',,,. ~, ~ ~ hna; III .ms
ne. II f'o ft.e tnuSan @ o oonsr riy sss T
wnS,J sMJ !" Msf' ,,,a,,aas nns ~ y" NJ aF' ana ~ ~
" ~a tIa rspn, III nepaa party. wae t9 III, tx 20 cfca
nIs rorT H., dIirs I,i th st ~" yGaEs i a
t 'l %t IT, f. W. satmm ,"t , rtMu tna. ,
r;,,,rnt,t, i hHi ,. ~ tt @ n1
WIFI, ~ WI ~, . st ares. y. v S u
tn,,s I s.it,, I'ar h"' ~. ~ ny % nt e' H. ~ sune "1
MI tic i,,"r % ,at 'u .o g. "c" ~ solt S brv ill., hi Ill.,
H. was eharsed wi.h Mvins Il y,Itlt'nY atnti.
s,n NJ ~ Mn,p v1 H. ~. ~ ''R h,,,.an o a;at, 19
III WIZ ii x,,ar. & In, III ts s,Ni wam S,s m
III ,,'. ~. ~ "'!''a ~ nIter ~ Ms n.an
i.s,x..i -, ,hn r,f ,r i,ft &, ,'"'mt, IL M HIN!
!, HI',oz & ,Ia asur s, naEsson .f!s uts"cIGn'
AZ r. mt; ,, mui "s"tr " t.s IH.oa s H.
s tae nun ' me"L ~ ~ oeseIe ,I " , t;neuGF
IL cnMii @ ,u,h,,,,t o I.a ,, nrG,ni s,,.
sni,,nr s,ur In IT, ,';tas, ~, ~, ,.a,.,
80, ~ =, XIV xtI, ~ @ ,v" t, ,, 20 , memt
III H.. M IT, TX nW ~, t " ~ 3tt M.s ~" IVY
nI ~, nno LII, w @ e. ~ MM!'su ~
hrd ~ itnmi.i, III sv ~. Vu " s,m as.,, au. ~
.r t5 ~ ~ ~ ,i,o,, e H., 9h
~ ~ scnn's thum ta M.sMGasM LIE 'Gnt
tist h ,'r",ssnita y, n,,,r,. ~, ,r .s,, M ar" s'.I
= Ia inl u li"stM.n.99 ~. M l. thr.s ent:r "Go uuMeu
, 1881-04-01
JOLIET ON HARRISON,
lie HAS uEES TI,lEl, Am rDvSD WANTING

--CLANK TllE MAN.
Jnafff SuN, March -.
Joliet IL Interested III Chica9u's Mayor; ihnt
ts, tho 1nlut,cr 0t mnu hu IL. Wo tiuSo tried
Carter iiarr!spE, upA u1stsIdu " ,ulltea no tlAs
proven stumbling block and s',aru. Wo ara
81 near to Chicago that. III u city, wo Nru t,or0
or loss aHeciea by tho tfosrrnnlunt OF thAt Krent
city; ana If Chicago ha.l hnJ u Mayor tho past
year thMt looked utter tho Interests 0r tho city
instcad 0f his uwn laIlitlcnl interests thero
would iIayo bepn no controversy hetwuHn IoiiDt
and ChlcMKu. 1t wls not rulsGu by the city, hut
by tho dun,aKoK0ry III Carter Harrison. We cItl
stand oil aud loGk III tho Administration Ut thls
1lllter allh Eec thAt u CITY waa Gycr 90 Imposed
uAou as Calcayo.
Al u recognition u thls faut tho ltepuUIicuns
Of EhicA9o hayu ealpL to tho front Mr. John 81.
ClArk. II tho peoplu " Ehlcltuo could rcalzu
how tArOrAb!y W. 1utau Ut thAt city ip0k upon
thla n0tinatlun shuy wult!u recognize Tho differ.
aalee bclWccn this Two men ~ sueH " ,.s. fur
!ile moro wu tearn q ~, clnrk thu, mur"
wl,,n Ehicng., eau rally aruI, Ilot 80 la,tct III
n,pnrty spirit ~ III y bustncss polnl Of view.
fie IL tue eat1f.intu fur Tho business tnnlI. the
.uechanr. aud thn l,eoplo. He would nlako Tor
Chicago Mayor tlut wputsl bring order unt Ut
Chaos, aQd ther0 " chaos; aud though stuall vol
, 1881-04-01
4 FEEBLE BOOM,

A PROGRESSIVELY INDEPENDENT, Nut REALLY
nEMuCj,Arlt. MEETING.
,vns b,,a vnst mint ,u tt,. ,.,r,,,r ~ po,,,
." ""a n.M ,.s w.. "s. y" WV so''''t u i"'1
street M Saa o. ro't.h III nv nyenao.
chair.
A. 1xcoo a,,rc,,o ,r,u N, o-e, .,oo,,o, II,
'1f' ,s"ue tAoshu'a was tne "la' speaRt1' ho
opened with tliu 6ecrcotyIeu expression that
sinrrson was tho "hest Muyor,". c,c., adding
thereto tho tnsslng declaration thRt t,pro never
naa eso" so e"oa uisu n'utu' ~. Au"','''stt"toh
Us thu present Que. llo cotlilsclcd til''ston
nnlony tho cDlorcl! pcoplo. lilo asker! nhat
tba 1f,,,ntlLmna had .,onn RI. ,i,nn,
, 1881-04-01


ct,,r,un >i,r,b m-,,o..,n,, 49,, .,.....
49,. ~" ~, ..eN avn lug 'ho "'h'cn,eHt
'ne eIo''ho 'l beet subscribed ny tho Hn'nhIcrS
md prostitutes Of ChcMgO to ht1 iu carry lux the
city for Curtcr lfnrclsun. I took n strn1i pr
W'tan,sI,.v . ay..rroo,, thr,,,.,n u,,-o,,t ,,,,..
..fns..ss -. .s. ~ ....... .,, R'ne". co'!sefs
tu'oo"s 1" see "nat ! ctuIh bee; PASSING uo"tt
Chlrk street until heHrl tho sound OF Httfsc
dropped Inside, md, picking up II uewspnu.r
whIrn iii, mt cnr,, f., r,mI hrrnr ,,t,, n,,,o
,,,, - 80 ~ ~. ~" ~ 'I''.t 'lh"!' tAhHH ''u'es'
ai aMsIe "Srn ptes:ni nu1"ber OF Wtll-closhnd,
%n,a.M9AtAh % ~ nsusttxtes. y lhtrt o. tuetil We're
Etra4ua tr M ~ HHan ~ Gurus Win an equal nul-
~, Mi ~, ~ nneil. @ uue w,s siHl'H inr I1e INVERSION
T.! tng rIrl: oae wis Gt,nssrsinA with IN e!c-
n".ts ~ ,Mtesaaa MMt. VIII Fns etlntn1ly nhutr
W. W., lnhhetee ol islnnt: nnlther ahl h'th Artns
mtNl'l . snt'nE man sgtrcelS '' enough to vlte.
WMn s WIS !sHiH WIN henH anu shnui-
HTS ~ I'll " nGr up receiSitsK har cn,tsses
~ ~ ~, Xxx H. n,',,', r"w " ho WAoe eoo,pany:
~! 'Io unr stpsN .. u man VINO Wus ttlcc l!nll1tt
~ we Hn!ltn Ssuo ionee Eourt: lnWyer wno Is
!.Gitiucnis MHh nnu Hfnra " pnr Go'tFfa: u
I, Ivy tlnnh VIII hta stlntieFtn afld Glltl. anu his
eattesnR SUIT neNrnR slo stshocr Whicii sl1i':srd
- - ~ e ~ 4H!t "nt!tH'ANE az ~ cieFateu E'ass
y, , ut. !'lMla-not hetnr-nn.i ethpt!eu ~ ctfi-
.n!n M i'' n!s stoiiinch. Ing fhp1ecto q caheersi-
- npH ~ ~. laose nnnH'i'sa M !ho nv atu f.'arnns
~ .,u peaot'' nAu. n i!tct; q ncllsly inc Wnole
W!" SWM!n"s,.. WIs sho I,!lt'GMl 'lrruea o. tne Desc
?MMNtr ?MiNr .th'shEn nveF ,nHht-Enrter t!nrslst'1l.
i5.tt DMtF t"o MspE9tMR 'nas,e'c.1 o. nc flowing
,trs r,uay, ~ ~ i,n W'f
~ ts H. s. ~ .ne useofant !tsssa az xo p'Hee,
~ !ne !ntensc amusement ~ mo prt'st1ttes hnu
, 1881-04-01
FOURTEENTH WARD.

ASl}TlItiN UEpCfg,!CAN N4HH-1lEErfNH
wnn brIfl IN Aurnrn r,,rnrr. Hail Iust ,vh, th,s
- ,,t,,,. ,,,',.,. H.. n,,s,,1.,s.s ~ % ss
nue oanlA "AueF sno a"spIces VI tAo Young
Mcn's club OF tho Fourteenth Wnrt. Tbs ut
fractions Included II lnu band of music, and tho
mtton,ln,,n ,vnx fni, NJ IL, ,Isfncror.. 40 M nr,,
".ts.ra" o .s,,,., nnSni 49,, ~ ~. su,s
', a!,e.aa ono WHICH ."'Keu ' .ho mass meeting
hold ~ the satnu hall tho ovetllng previous ar.
Mr t,rnrun II. .1nhnsun. nnndi,1.tn y,r 7vos+
,r,. 1,nie ,..s 49, mss. .,n,,,s". 80. ~.
to"h C'eFh' "As tne "'"t speAkes' MS rHlNrKs
being brief hut ~ tho 11n!nt, and well received.
MIR. EIonncns liirsct,, tMs,dtlute for A!slprn,n,
rron, tba I'm, rt.,,tl, Wnr,, n1trc.a,, ,bn ,,t
s"'" 49,. -. 'ns ~" s, ,'n. 'n' ntst
.i'H ~ so'ao !enR'h, hna N"At Ao sah1 etiied
5Drth mt llttlu enthusiasm alld applause. ll1
ndvIsu.l alI yotcrs WIN wunscd to seu gnmb,.pu.
nrnst,tut,cn ami ,n,,u ,nrrcuso, n, ,snt...,, =.
s',mm,,rs Hn-risnn Ynr HMvt,r MI ~ IN Sth,unI y.
st,a sx ~, s,rHsas ~ ,y,jttts,, ~ , Nv ,s g!,,"u NV
t. " r." ao 4, T., n1s, rsri, 81 s ta1 Shs "ms ~
"1vtr "rhom y" u, nw his i.n,, i,Sssa ,Ma ~.
"t"t1, nie, H. H. a y r." ,nn NJ n .'s Ma
, 1881-04-01
1I4AIlIiISON,S MAN.

TIL. MAYOR AND JUSTICE: MOltl,1soS.
Tlerr PROMISES II, i,e n lively controversy bc-
tween NRyur lInrrisOn ind Justice 4. l.. Aorrl-
sou, growing out Of tho la1ters statement III tho
FMrwcIf fln1t nnss-tnceting TINT Mayor 1lnrrlsun
persisted In rcthtnlny n subordinate whom he
knew to have bccu guilty or bac kInni.tn2 pros
t!tutcs. Mr.. lfarrsdh stntcd, lit ,tn itter.
Siew .lny bcFore yesterday that he did not knnw
whit city otlirnl hatl been referred 10 ily tho
Jnstlcc; tl.ut no such charges had crcr bccn
tnhds 10 him nghnst my empluyi nf tho city,
nnl that the MIN would be dismissed ut
u.nnst him sntss,ilt!AtGl. So yesterday attur-
tiuun ;FNihUNE representative called npun
:tns.tcc Morrlse and lusrreented him seEar.ilns
tlIu question iA tn WtIttllur ur nnt Mayor HNrrl
son hunl uver been ct',nplainci TO by my one
h4xtslg rnrEcs lgainst the uilciu! IN question.
knew ri several tnytHlMes whGre repltiable per-
snI!5 'n e"t!e to thu Mayer tl,'. Msked that tho
otsu!ai l,e .lisss:'! nr tht ut least tho carxes
instance Mr.. Harrison has utterly ignored tho
chtrKes: un utip tccltsnt I'LL Nttorllcy hnl 2our
an IT, fteF ,ne"sins Viii taS s! n1ifi iilsueess .S s
hnd returned tn lustIGc NnrriAu!l niua relates!
h's experience with Cartes. "rnr'horas're."
think. ,lalcs w.,icii figured In ,esu coln plain ID
Gut wIIl pronse to furnish THE rH1nuSE with
\ pretended morning daily having Unlimited
th'it Justice Mnrrlstln WIS nuw venting III, nil
traits nkltinst thu eoMpailcd-Ot utlleIaI, TttE
ljnnuAE representative yesterday liskea what
foundation there wig fnr HI irtlsEnttOn Of tho
kind. Justice Morrison sud: "Wher was ro-
leo MnHistrlto did net know tint such MINI
ns WbAlen ll,aIl1tI Whllvn IL tho ot!icinl III
question: GxIAtcl.' The reImrter saw Mr..
WhHle1, md he, loo, NNttl t!mt whtn Mr. Mur-
rIso, wns l'otru MuEistralu tnes wrre not ne
.lt.aintc,i with cMel u.her-l1ul never heard
tif el.ch other 70 fur ns hu knew. Mr.. WhaIc.l
nlao stntrd that liz WIS prepnEctl to Mf,ayer sAt-
!stnctorily any charges thAt hltEht be made
nynli,Rf him
, 1881-04-01
was hcld ycstcrlny afternoon at tho Grand Pa
ciio Hotel 4 portion Of each OF those nurnor-
otis tlollcs WIS present.

was hel yestcrflny afternoon at tho Grand Pa
cido Hotel. 4 portion Of ench OF those numor-
ots hotllcs WIS present.
The list OF members Of tho Executive Commits
Ice. adopted on tho day previous waa rca,i M
Iolt9ws: President. F. II. Crawford; Secretary,
Eirst plssriet i; \: reireo; second Distrfct, ".
81 .triggt f1 Ws strst Fi,h ohn Es;sfen Fourth
aoy; sixth district, william Colehunr; Seventh
1Hssrtct, F5l 1elSer; EIxhtI D4.riet, !iiram
rsn,n T'...re, J. ' ". whes1er hs1eet' Jacob Hedm;
pott m ai ~ oo1. csES 4,. .,1atMo,ss TGtee was np
%smss'K HGlIX; Gs%tKs II! k;an kI;sona,l T. ridse =
". Nceha,n, 4. 4. Proctor. F.. i: nerrtnx. il; i.
yss s!ss e ns e%D'4s D.'ss;! ! w. sT As HaSs,s
Pullman. .1'hunns sinsshnii. Fourth pistrie.M
iiiinafy ii,mfy !"ckfin1roqk; jn'ncs Dan,oy. = 4.
ia A1;,o,d. !; eoTi!1; a,n Faf'S ill., 6,trjS!% i;
Mris vi Ms'fs s'.t .trftW cnfk rng!s Sny Sn dGorxo
I!ste,, Anrrw tr!nll!I. sfartlI, Iie!sier j. +.
mcrs, jig. Welsh. john LAWS, JOHN sheini. .ii
EFfEh !se ai5fito + IL ,naI SafF' + psssh sa sE,'a N;
l.ch: Tenth DISTRICTS. ". Wheeler. 7"S' <>''7
ui,lnte tor Supervisor was received. Tho Ex-
UtltlyR Committed WIS directed to submIt n
Pacific flBte;.
This nleoslng thcn adiournot'.
THE CONVENTION oF THE "c1rrzENs'
PATTY
wns hcla at Grnnd Crossing yeslcrdny afternoon
ut ! U'cack. nlhlut 100 pcrspns being present.
:. Tho neotnY WIS Called tn order Uy Hurry j.
0oMlrich. Henry Mckoy WINS nude Cbuirl1int1
uHd alH1. y. Wilson. ut South Eh|casot Sccrs-
tury.
Un motion, II was iccilel lint each district
Tho delegations lGlny called, tt1o nDu,tua HOO
Gi clerk WIS Il, nrdcr, and william IL. Church,
nominated tnnnllnously, there being no otllor
c9Auit1"tut and accepted tho nomination with
Hugh Matcr was nominated for Assessor with
Fol: tho Utilize Of Collccsor there were pluccd
before tho Convention tho names of .Jntnes q.
hamilton. ". i. Wheeer, !lIiuun Il. Clnrk, j. K.
WnkcEite, and dcorgc II. wnlte. On tho rnr,nal
Dnllot Wnlte WHs nominated, md returned bis
THINKS to tho Convention.
For. Supervisor Charles +. Nceso WIS naml-
r. ". johlstonc. T. Il; wosris, ]. Il. isowe%.,. % nma
C y. Pierce were submitted. After consil1crl-
bn wrasIEllug nIll tnlktnK. with doubts o. 10 tho
WISHES ot th9 nun To be nominated, MesAts,
.johhstnne, fu1ln,Ai1, ind Ijowen were nom!-
natsl.
Fur Justices nr the Peace there were nomt-
nate'i the following gentlemen: John K. lIui-
toi. j. 5. RttEle, tHpt. CnrnWHI. JhcOb Itrenicr,
inrsl. Gnncff.ls ltlyuwcrn, Emanuel Douuhcr,y,
J. -: sp.hn, uni Mlchael Casey.
Tho candidates wcru untitled to pay IN theIr
nsscssiiotH 1t meeting to he hell III tho Tre-
Ticket tt,o "Cltlxcns," tho Conventlom al-
tUurnCd+
, 1881-04-01
SEVENTEENTH WARD.

~ 4ho co,.o,.,",,,,, Val ~. .,.,,,,,tp,,t,. NJ
-. -. NV s'oNe".oeMs ,'' "' ~ "B"'''"At'o.' VI
ltcpubicais and pemocTatss hnvlnR II member
ship Ut 3tU voters who favor Mr. Clnrk fur
Atuypr, nut at Svoa Hall, Gurnnr Of Chtcavu
uvnn,r urd tnrrul,m xt r,ct hat n,nrin,,
M,en'e .r n',a lM'.natG a''ee'' '"Ss e'ontnR'
ThniII'ls CorcoraiI presided.
IhOlIIna CnllnHll, cnhdiuato fUr Alderman. WIS
Introduced nt1d spkp Of tho excellence OF tho
Republican tickpt, referring csticcInlIy to tho
Nominees for ktHyar, Treasurer, Attorney md
Crrk WIN wrc ynnl ,nen nnd VOL min IN ", n,
nj ~ ,,.,,,on1 r,'r ,,,nt, ,,,a,. , 1885,
II" tno Pos'1lohs LOT WHICH t1ey hau pectl notn-
United. As to hsnseit, Though he Ind hnrl
light ON hlnd, ho beloved he would bo elected.
[Apuin,,sc1
XII, W,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.o IT,. r., ,,,,,
,. "' -, p"st eal.".. 1"t 4Nor'n io"n Cole
lcctor, tollO"efl. ahu spoke very highly nt Mt.
Clnrk. OF whon he ha,l seen much III tho Couu-
clI Il1rup tho lrst vnnr ~. ,,r,.dir,r, ,,,n am
onss ~ ~ ,h.I, t;,t..t is.s.,,,,'a, 'e4o ""''
s''9 oA tAe ""o'e 'iIAe'' lA"PHAuse'l
Mix CLAlk
cntno in ,vbflr I,strc httrr,s,n ,xaz +nl,,r, oot,
tM IN t.ns .t,.tn,. ,c, w. ,.. t.,.,, 'I1 'iu.
.ne ...lel eN.'s "us' ~ "as ''.r"u"ceA us ING
next mayer ol Ch1caRo, And very wArinly NTc1t-
Gu. lic snlu: x--...
Nh. CieAihMAN ASD iEHTfENAS: / think
ynn very 1ntich lof lti1s warm reception Within
ihe little lime which has {hssr.i since
wns thEtlst into politics hnve
nceli ut n Eosai many war! meetings, but
! assure Soil tRat hAvo oeeu ut mono twferr
tGlt 81 EtIlnHll1l>BHtGi n3 herr. | understand
, 1881-04-01


| Tho Republicans of rho North Etfo he'll n
rthla!ng nl.tss- ucrtln9 Inst evri.tng In tho North
/ Curk street Turner ilnlI. Tho lnwer pnrt Of thr
hull wus completely filled, and thorc WIS II fui,
| sprlnktnH OF auditors In tho Hnl!cry. Cnns!dcr.
nb'D enthusiasm was nlnnitusted, Aisd tho gpcnk.
crs werc n.uel npplnat!csi.
Commissioner UNulll spoko and atso T.. C.,
| Cnnkn.
At this point tho Republican nnmtnres entered
tho hnlI and wera urcetrd With loud upptnl,sc
AID. CiNrk was called Cor aud wis given Il henrty y
reception na hO mounted thu staHe. He llntte II
lsIrf speech lrl Impressed Ais audience furar-
ably. John saber und W. L. Underwood weru
introduced to tho meeting a;1a responded briefly.
Tho meeting theli adjourned.
wAttt cItIis,
An enthusiastic nlua,IlsF of the First Wnr,l
Republican club WIS held lust ryuutnK ut Nh.
EslGErk strent. NJ wn!eh stirring spS:et!ss wrru
W. II. Heed, J. Y. Grant. and Joseph Moure.
A Republican meeting was heltl In lho Fourth
Ward lust evening, 1T pClrlfGk's lnll, nn btntB
street, si%een a wirtsto.rth 9. Thrty;slth
W. Dlsh0p. H'n.eDn W. King, HtMl .tntnrs Nuwllsi.
Tho Nrpuht(cnn Ctni, Of tho Ninth Warsl hold
q Nv. w.i,nt!ssne. ,nseti,!E M last night Ut No ~
Mr. Clark viii hasea htrni,x y9ta in this wnr!.
AanE ni,,v !S sskes " ho",rso %"rs T. T. NHr,, Il H.
tncr.
A.wcIl.attondel meeting Of Republicans was
held last GvennK ut tho curner ar purtInHd Avt-
l,nu aMd 'ihrt!esh street. Addresses wnrn r'h,la
McSana ~ 'k kinu, a' aaa yoss ~ ''eao: Maf H.
An enthusiastic spirit was developed. anl. tho
Fifth NRrd Kunrii,Itee1 Il lArHe Irish. .AnDrfcun
volu uRninst Harrison.
Tho Republican mccting IN tho Sixteenth
lmurn aua Norsh avo.l'es; Hpeecurs wero
ljesinr, T.. r. tIatlsu, Col r. Stum1ltnv
, 1881-04-01
PERILS OF TRADE.

apsetaf D1s0dseh to Ihs chaeavo Tribune.
FE WAYNE, Ind, March 5l.-'rl!e dry
gou.ls store Of Joseph Pierre, prominent
merchant, was closed w today Oil account
Ut coxnoylt judgments taken against him
III tio Eircuit Court to the amount of $500.
1t H. n,,thuritatlynly stated by his friends
TINT i,u IL ws,rth 3,O0V, md II amply able to
pay thu Judgments anti WI! carry OIL his
business without Any truubla.
, 1881-04-01
COLD COMFORT.

A VERY 1.EAS AND srAlLsELy-ATTENnEb
DEMNChATlC MEETING
was held last n!ght ut conttul Hail, corner OF
Wabash avenue anl Tweuty-sccDIla street.
Owing to tho slinuess VI tho attendance m Or