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, 1881-05-07
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Arrest ut Kalamazoo Of 5s,,,.
South Bend, After jiI''s' H, n
Travels.
A. Dubnduo 1urglar rouna o,.,,
Shooting a Man Whose nou," u'' NJ
.lio Robbed,
olovor Capture Of d ooupls ., ~
dence Mon In IndianaroJ,u,. vi ooaa.


JENNINGS, OF SOUTH np,.
Special bi'pateA 10 Tat chttaoo T.aN TnsSD.
KALAMAZOO. Mlclt., Atay d. ass WA"
rest was inntlo here to.day hv i,a,"ed H. nosed 4.
ITS }rnwuuli anu Allu,, i s,,,n'si ny'spinty,She.
neIer' 'a Thought to be one Jennings ~ sa sA,
,,e!l.' was seen here. u,,d officers " ~ sot
Bcnl asked IL lle wns tho man thov y. eeu!a
ana ,c'eErntn was received In ' ro,,n.ed h,aa1ed,
fest nm, rs he was wauic,l tlloru w.! n: 70 a.
III less tl'an thirty minutes In ,"s '' anoa
iat1n.' arrested, alNl thu at,ortIao '''ta ~ ny
Lend notified, and Tonight t,av ss " Ao'la
Took jenntngs back 10 s"n.s su, s"o,s asl
a,m,', d.S aac's apl,car to he tllat ,saa ,sn.
olgl,tcon - months ago, Jcnntpas ' p,'s %as !.
worth $4,000, by thu way, tlre,s,, sII' y y
M'ia sonln 10 property, md then htcd HI. w.
10 nt'rli tllo Dallling on said pro,attEs ~ 'r
PLY tne boy Sl7 TOR tito fob, Su'Isi Su' ~ "
'iS',s I'll at!Iis ninl: Jennings did il iii inte5s va5s
bound over to tho Circuit CART tefis'tIIlnata ~ tI
nf 5000, Which he lt once Hava ~ aa lug s1a1
Me t,as ntcn to Kentucky, FjorJis fg wv ai aet.
South Ancrlcn, and bud conn i.ra .s'sn seot,
t,GMMr s,, nafnosc, 50 far itltiIscoycirpead ipd 9aes
md ct,rrt1,oS @'.,st M ' y Aid 70 10 concc,Ms H.
hin1sutf. who tnI} ntl bI'o'i abon, .ha ot The toi
Tic transfer NJ the property wtrcs .s ~, naltet
~ ~ wife sGens to hyo been lone efs T. EIstae! Ia
anW9r: antl then. enraRtd Mt hi Win ~. ta q
property. On ills person woru fa,,nG ny Ieu Ieou III
Wy oslt!otees Of guilt, mil niauy frcn5.Es
l1i9a to kegD away frOtn lntltnnl hv liz y. Win
at Ss,1th lsond. The ilIaht frn suis' uait.s'T' H.,
GsS 9a, y geGnt i exelsonont nt tho tia spd y II
rost hpro tn-dny is tlio cAllso oI cntrs.nae @ Ills "
Ahount or BAtlsfn1tlon MI nrollnj. Ae'p'aan2
, 1881-05-07
NEW GleENADA,
DIPLOMATIC ltiSrullY.
9nA+ hi

epft@a@ URp11eh to 1ht Chftapo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, b. c.. May 1.-A curious bit
of diplomatic history connected with tho
struggles OF tho Inst Administration with It's
so-oallul Atonroe doctrine has Just come to
light. It consisted Ut Ill utrort 10 secure a
rntllcnl amendment to the troaty Of 1910 with
New GrenRda, which defines the right uf tho
uNltcs( States with respect to canal or
Other method Ut trayul ucross tho istLM,ls.
by that treaty tho United States guaranteed
to New Grena.la tho neutrality ut the
isthmus, but there was no provision
sattlul forth which pnrty was to decide when
the tlna tor Interfering TO protect this npu.
traiity Ind arrived. III order to define this
branch Of tho subject clearly, a1ll to give tic
United Status all tho power which AIR. Hayes
llnd c!nln!ed, q Commissioner Was sent by
the State Department to Now YORK with tho
mitEo, the Ati!'istar Ut the Unlto1 States Of
EDl0n,b1n, which cnverGtl A1I the ground
Walul! Als. llayos l'A( claimed for tllls Coy
Urllilent.
ny THIS rI1oTocpL
tho United States wgs made. the aole Judge
!tlg ~ order to su4rayton tho neutrality Ut
tke Gnltei Siates .iu't such ta le, liz. co11S' p
then thls Goyerntnunt wua 10 hayo the right
t9 occupy t1la latfMl!s with military furco
nl6llE tlle 1lllu Ut any pr0pUaetl cNnAt and 10
build protoct, ind 4efeA Att such tortllicatIolisa ~
tn!Slt 10 !osn,eu pr''Ieut Or leusssar ry to erect
t II 9flo7 tM fuliil! ID lrnaty obligations 10 Col.
nossl!ilo. ito ratification of tnls prtscoi GoSoro
ta9 GlosY Of the tlayUs Administration, but tho
eI9,ao cISanGa ~ Ms9s.sI as I! no hasY ana ooii.
pnrposes ot more deliberate c"naIGsratl;,t,. and
ntso a % t. awa!t |!o eain!,,9 otanKa II AannIstr,-
, 1881-05-07
1sADLy W1kECTEp.


SrnEAroR, Ill, May 6.-An accouuloda-
lion freight traln Oil tllo Chicago, Burlington
Il Quincy Kal[roatt, Ginning SOUTH wins bntl.
" wrcekcd Mt Otter Crook, three miles north
Of here, this evening. Tho engine llad run
ahcud Of tile truth to water tal,k, and left
the train to be stopped by tic two bra!telno.l.
They catnc ~ tho top of tho hill before tho
train was stoppetl, md then MI possibility
wns gone. Tl,o engine 'lad been dowr anu
watcrcd and was going back to tho train,
when Just rs they were rounding a
cnrvo they saw tho train coming for
them Mt r.. rRt0 OF tllfrty-hye miles
MI hour. THO engineer reversed Ills
ciiG!no nt1 Rut TN tho front window ct tho cab,
whiso tho tireman lcapcl down over mi e1siba1lk-
,t n!c;,t Of thirty reet anl apra!nol bis ieg. Tha
train struck tho tondcr OF tho enRliio and
innshcd it up bntlly. Tile hoal brakeman.
Whosn ,,a:nn was Blate. residing ut Atlr0r,, md
Who had bncn Euarried hut Two months, wns
thrown over tho olntankHcnt and broke hls
litck. About tlftUen uars wore piled one upon
tho other from tho bottom Of tho ennbankuiunt
up to tho track. Tho conductor, orrl-
tie0r. hind brakeman, and about twelve nnssDIl.
Kcrs 1t, tho way-eAr wero not seriously hurt but
ha.lly piled td.ethor ao,,owhut hrllsud. Thu
wrcnkl,lE-tFnln from Ai,rnrn is On its way hero,
and tho track Will be cleared away BY morning,
, 1881-05-07
STAR ROUTES.

l.. Hpsttat DtstA&ffi: o 7hs Chicago Trib4ins,
WAsItINnruH, u. O., May 0.-Each dny dis
closes something lEew with respect to tho
methods Of the star-routo operators. 1t
is now learned that III order to conceal from
Congress tho nature Of the extraordinary ex-
pentllturcs, n law Of tho Unite1 States, See. $40
OF tic Revised Statutes, was y1olatrl, which,
directs that In the Dino Book published Mt
tlia beginning Of evory Congress, tllure shnil
10 printed stato,nant Ut tho allowances
rnade by the rostlnnster-Gencrnl during tile
last preceding two. years to each con-
tractor OIL contracts for carrying the
1nal, discriminating the sum putd as
stipulated by Tic origlnal contract a,ut
thu sums paid ns additional allowances. This
provision OF the 1awis mandatory. Until the
ycars l878-'70. when tho star-ruutc service
first took on It's ENORMOUS proportions, ti,Is
Information Ind regularly appeared III tiIo
Diue Hook.
IT DID NOT ArrEA1a IN IT'S 1sSuR FOR 1880,
al'1 tho compiler, In n note, ntitls tint tho
reason that 1t Is not there Is because the sta.
ttstles rotating to the postal service could rot
bo obtained III time. Subsequent tEvcst1ga-
ton shows that they could hayo
bcen obtnlnetl III timo II tho Contrnct-
Oltlco OF tho tho P0st.Olce Department l,nu
permitted them to ho published. Tho stnttstt-
oian In chArHo Ut tho aecouut Of that oilice snys
t!1nt there wAs 10 lelay In making tllo stute-
mont; that IT WIS ready ut tho same tmo 1t hatl
teen ready In pr1yto,is yenrs, and tl,Ht tugro
was no rcasUn why It should nut hayo beeu
printed. There wis, hoWcvtr,
AN IMPORTANT REASON
Wny ne rinK lla noe want II prntod. az It might
s.lccessf4g or securug tIu dosialcruy uiIr0prI,l-
ton at T., 0O1 QW exp1lnud iu exocsa I'll tho .Rt,-
pruprlaeiol. MOT Atltnr Ut tilVao twtT millions
et,ntll properly l,hvo boun expeslduu Without u
Slul!ton Of tho statute, which furl,ds tho OK.
rot,t'stig Ut dollar In excess Ut tho Approprln-
tlOn for euCh YVuE,
, 1881-05-07
Tu11 ARMY,
t9EUIVtRIos

WASHINGTON. d. o., May 0.-As result OF
the conference between President Q4shela,.
The Secretary Of War, and Gems. Sherman
aud Sheridan. IN order hRa luen prsparutl
a'ut will probahly 10 promulgated to-,not row,
restoring tho military divisions to tie snl,,e
status as betoru tho order of Doc. IL, 1850,
wl'lcl' created tho Division Of tbs Gulf, uy
tue HOW orsier Gen. scholell IL placel un wat-
ipg ur4era until further ordurs ut Tho I'spsldpur
With fu!l pay. Tho torrltary foraer,y cmhrouotl
at tho Division % tho Gulf u rsstorsl to ta III.
ylsluR Ut tho hl!sa0At., which Will relual.l Itlrr
aUiatuaud VI Lieut.. lien. Sheridan. Tito nlylsj
Ions oi tho Atlantic and laolap rs!Hall uls
changed, 4httot aunM3l4 respectively Ut 0utl.
Hancock aAA uep, (iuDuWoll, ~ "-'
, 1881-05-07
NOTES,



7peetak Dttp4ttA to Tie Chicago Trtbtin&.
WARRINGTON, y. G., Mny 8.-Tho rnttllca-
tlon OF tho Chinese Treaty l,y tho Senate docs
not, aa seems to be the opinion Iii aon,o
quarters, entirely check Chinese lmmtgra-
lion. Tile Immigration treaty simply gives
orr Government Tho power to rcgulate, limit,
or s,ispnnd tho Incoming nj Chinese tabnrors,
but not to prohibit II n'toRcthcr. Tho Gov
'er'lncnt tllny apu1y this power whenever
tile good ortler Or tile interests OF tho coni,-
try arc undangorel or nre likely to bo e.l-
lnhorers, not In that of merchants
Or ,other classes 0f Chinese subjects.
Legislation BY Conkross. however. will 10 ticces-
eary t1 Erc 1t eject. The treaty accortls With
tho demands OF tho Ai1tt-t,h1nGso purity Of Call.
forum. tnt prUyi.les for tho execution Of tl,Oe0
Sinni,aa 9nr1 n ,, lesai I inanasr It t'.kes on q
pass bus icon fuli of disturbance. S.''' 10y ''"''
cuwrENs.
Tb tho ff*tfsH Assoetattd PFest,
WAsn1HnroN, D. o., MAy G.-0wing to tho
present Important jnilotllro ct nlnirs, the Irosi-
dent hns bonn conpclic, to decline an invitation
u bp present 1T tue centennial celebration OF
tho hattie Df C0wp0na, which occurs Wednesday,
uoxt ut spNrtnnsblirg. 8. G.
COMMODORE gi1UFKLDT, ,.
who hns been app0htoi naval Rttgchf Of tho
untted States nt Pok!nY, lcavcn for China next
week.. and Will CArry tho official n0tiflrflGou OF
Tho rAtifiontiou Of tho Chinese trcatios.
Bin FER GENT 1,oSt,s
rccctvo.1 ut tho Treasury Department to-day
Tor continunnco ut w per cent. 81, ~, 100.
, 1881-05-07

THE Queen Of Belgium and her daughter,
tho Princess Stophanle. who Is to be married
,Mlonday to tho Austrian Grown 1'rlnce, ar
rived In Salzburg yesterday, md wero re-
ccived with great enthusiasm by all classes
Of The population. a dinner was glvon, and
the city was decorated in their honor; we'd.
ding gifts were presented, mt there wns +,
grand display of fireworks. Tho Belgian
Royal party arrived yesterday at VIcnMn,
where thoy were grccied with the utmost e,,-
tllusiasnt. About 100000 strangers havo NJ
rendy arrived tit that city to witness or pnr-
tcipate In tic royal nuptial ceremonies.
, 1881-05-07

A(R. tD1EnLy, Bourbon member Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature from Lycointng
County, presented petition In that body
yesterday from some citizens Of Laclsawanna
County, calling for NIL Impeachment OF Gov.
1lnyt aud Attornoy-G -Guneral Palmer OIL tho
ground TINT tlloy lind exceeded thelr powers,
the one In appointing and the other III JUS
tlfyinE the appointment for five years OF
Judges Of that county; also, Oil tho ground
OF corrupt conduct in connection with tho
pardon OF kenlblo a,Al his companion cor
ruption!sts. hlr. RudlImer moved tlat, iuas-
much rs the petition was scanuao,ls md lsli-
proper, 1t should be returned 10 tho pre-
sontor. and MI reference 10 1t be oxpungou
from tho records. lluduinler's resolution
was carried by Il vote Of 81 to ia. Nlcrly, Of
course, Introduced tho petition tor setsa-
uonal party purposes.
, 1881-05-07

An extraordinary success Is now insured
to tho trottlng meeting which occurs III Chi
caKo next July, rs will be seen from tile list
Of entries given elsewhere IN this lss,tc. Tho
race-courao Of the Chicago Jockey md Trot-
ting Club Is already noted rs tho fnstest
track fl Amcrica. having bcon tho scene OF
tho lowest records ynt accomplished In either
rottlng or pacing, md the Forthcoming meet
ng will Md materially to ChicnRo's pre-
,minenco rs the turf centre, MS tic totnl
number OF horses entered for tic different
purses, 1853, Is altogether unprecedented III
American turf annals.
, 1881-05-07
SILVER.
ARGUMENT or THE t4EjlMAN nlMETALLlsTs.
Special Dtspafeh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.

.--.------, ..-. .'-->- -~'''
ARGUMENT OF THE aEilMAN n1MErA1.L1srs.
Special Dt'pateA to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
WAsttNaroy, D. G., hlny 0.-1n general
,llspatoIi frum Consni.fIe,,orot Kreissman,,.
1T ,,ar,t,, - ,,,o us"ta f,as.s.,,,a.,t ~ ~
~ ..!,' to'"n* ~ tio ot"tc Depa1ln'en" tne !ot-
lowing statement In llatte rplntly0 TO tile
present tendency to bfnletnltisnl Il, Germany:
Tho publication recently tnato OF tho full
stntistics rnlattve ta thu prottncton nf stlver
T., -. r,... w. @ ' ~ 80 W. "a .,on ~
~ ."o uerh'ah Etnplfo uarlhg tho yenf 1871
t,fnetallic n,oneturv atstntn IN nrrfnrc,,ro ia
thn ,.,'r.t,. ,..,;', sso.,,,s. y" ~
produced in tho yenr nnnlc,l wns 475b7t
roI,,,js Trn,, ,vh,nI ot tho ,,r,a,rt ,.,orn tro.
..,sa - $50 ",s ""s'. ~ tlo p!eooilt "so.nho
price NJ SlB Ii 1pr pound, amounts to SG,Nlf.-
ol1 WITHOUT th6 present existing NcpreclH.
tl0n III tile vnlltp Of silver, It would hnvo
amounted to S1tpl4Hl7. n,j H. IL nrr,trh
ti,orar,rn ,ha+ ~, .nn ~, - H. " .ia,'..s
."c1'1,iet thHst' uy ie"sn.l y! tLe huopll0n OF
ihe gold statldartl, to which the doprecfatlon
H., ,n,t,,..n., t's r,.". W ,''H''' ntA Asp"s"ue,
tno l"austFy ol ticFhaNy Has undergone, It'll
, 1881-05-07

5pstldI Dlspdtth 10 Tie Chicago T64nt.
LITTLE 1socK, Ark, Afuy 1.-This city H.s
startled to-slay by tho Intelligence Tia. A.
ststant Postmaster John kcrrOt lad been
.eligagett III series Of ppculatlons extending
over many months, anil ha,l fled tic city 10
avoid arrest. 1t IL claimed that tic amount
otnoney stolen will not exceed y 1000, which
sum will he replaccd by Postmaster liadey.
An Investigation ~ now IN progress Ke1tM
sinoo e tt',lrrlpl daughter of i3oy, l'rootG Of
rtIuks-l}axter celebrity. and Is atherTlsc r.
Specially connected. Mtcn sympathy T. et.
pressed fur hist family. karrot IL supposed %
hAy0 Rpnp to Vpx,lS,
, 1881-05-07

8Vtelal hlepaFtA u Tit cAlfaao z77aa's
BATr1.E CREEK, Aliuh., afay Cd y. :.
Moore WIS today arrested. n'ld. upon W. ".
wafyIng examination, helsl to trial " u.s
nuxt torn OF tho Circuit Court, OH enalss NV
Of bigumy preferred by bis frst T,ic; T,ihcc;.esl SEI
lives with her threu clitllron at Vee!ncs'
I:o!'a% , connty hIoh Ih','n,a,t h's s to hase
oti,Gr wlvus Ia thIs etnss. ~ hu lal fslsxs s,s.ss
support hls tlrst svtfe Mnt ctiIldto sie upss ~ III
to put Rtl,p to hts 5orn0n T'r'lit,! y IN Id
llrTost nn.l tinprlsonmetlt. liz Hn'o ooau' ~
sum Ut 81 ,0tVto appnnr for tsat.
, 1881-05-07
CONFIDENCE MEN ARRESTED.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, AEay d.-Two men
who attempted to plny Il biz confidence
gnlne l'pon Joseph I,owarli, n'crchaat Of
this city, were frustrated today, Aastng
boon s'indowcd and captured by tho polIce at
the suggestion Of tic i'arty sought to u
swlndlct(. They gave tEolr nalncs rs John
u. Miller antl William Munsun, alul their
game had been to ratso $500 loan upon M
n!ltxet! bug Of bullion tnlllcl Mt ss,jM Thty
offered to hRvo tho bullion testuti aid wcro u
course rcNtfy With aune E0!Il-u.lst to substitute
" to'lnh of 1ugKtcsy for tho snInrlo Extracted
from tho brasa bullion with which tho boz wi
plGkgJ.
, 1881-05-07

dPfft4E UVp1Efh 1at 1Hs E"tsopo " II tai
Err1SaltAM, ILL.,, May b.-T''u At.'' ',,a, ~"
OF our Circuit Court adjourned s'-ls''' w., w.,
al. Interesting sussEun nf two WEEKS ,.a.s a"
persons were convicted anI sclt t' ulo te"s IT.,
tontiury. md every salnonsecper III tns l,G4s c!t
juro Within c. Jonos We on the l!sss II IL IL
ibollxh ho II tho yongost Circuit Ju''ks ''kss,n,ehs IT
slale 10 prossdpa With uroat ssiFi snaiics I'll auss
uoHs With ability aiid itnpartlal!ty' q,
, 1881-05-07
Therefore the conkling Phalanx
Is Watching Platt with Great
Apprehension.
Impressive Arguments of tho German
Economists Who Favor Silver
Reconciliation.
Brady, in Defying the Law, Purposely
Hindered the Compilation Of the
Blue Book.

pfLGRtAEA1ES TO 11E.WtIlTf! 1IOUs
Spsetal Dtspdteh 10 Iht Chicago Tribune.

Speetas DSpdfeh 10 1ht Chicago 1fIdans.
WASHINGTON, D. g., May 8.--'rle pill
Rrinngcs fropl the Capitol to tho White
House wcro made to~day, rs they were nlatle
yesterday, anil tho pilgrims learned somc-
tllIng now. They have discovered tint It Is
quito rs important that the Presidents
wishes Should he respected rs It Is tint Mr..
Conk!lng should be pleRsetl, md that tho
President Is not disposed to SURRENDER any
OF Ills functions to unable the Senator fron,
Now York to degrade tito Presidential Of
flee. The pilgrims knew before TINT tic
President was not ll,an to seek II quarrel.
They know now tlat l'e Is mt so
splrIlless MS to permit himself to be
tr0ldcn upon. Tho President declines to
submit to Air. C0nk1tng's dlctat0rtal rule.
sword being rendered lin, lio llas, accepted
battle.
TIE r1L01l1sER HAVE LEA1sNEp
that while, for six weeks, there llas been OK
tranio subservlency OH tho part Of tho Srnnte
to what Is called tho courtesy of tlut body
and great soltoituue has boon manifested BY
Republican Senators to know show Mr..
Conkling felt," the time pas como when It
is proper for the friends OF the Adnlnistrn-
ttonto inquire how the President feels. Here
nfter friend Of tho Administration Will bo
obliged to show his cplors. Still, there uro
many Republicans who criticize tho action Ut
the Presldent In severe terms, md character
lzo 1t as politicians act, and worst Of nil,
IN the Senatorial mind. they say 1t Is an i,l-
tElgMlty to the Senate. Conklin9 docs not
escape comment III his own household. Some
OF Ills personal friends declare that lle might
hare confirmed tho nominations which Wero
withdrawn yesterday II lie lind been thou rj,t-
, 1881-05-07

8pfctoI DApatkh % 7Rt CAtEd9' as'0H' 7' .,oatt
NuawEuus, 1iial,.. May !l~5'l''C; s;,s1osS Mxur
mo q lawyor haItIng trom l1cFr1s'' op" nppnn'et
altcl,., located apro to practice. ~" 'i,"swslsnk,
near brother lawyer, r,a1't! stole lW"'a, liz
wlcl, u sul,t to Chieng, f9r ulsIe'i;,TT, sp ;aT, d.
viii asrestet. In tho irst .tEsHl s,n ,"y tvay!ct.
axrood 4pt to-day b. waa trsia isS of cuf.
rg:t% rs aS f9r soy"1,ty.!so dys. Ilo has a0
sayory rVcorI tps pelisiun frauds oIc'
, 1881-05-07

TOOK THE wHoNG aIEnrctNE.
CANTON, o.. May 6.-A1rs. Charles bfnrry
llHd LOST n!9lt from q mtsteks In ,taktnR
medicine, aforphlns powders had beun pre-
soribe.l twloe y dny and quinlnn pIlis every
tnFup aNutRt Eb0 TatoEeod tho order, With fhtdl
rosuats Bho had haon married but two weeks.
, 1881-05-07

Special pbpatta to 1ne cAttapo Trtau1s.
FoKr WAYNE, Ilti., May G,-Lo,1ls dotl-
frey, n youug man Of " yeprs, employed as
nigltcaller for traln nion OH tho Fort Wayne
lug by baipR kDnakod Of n llnylliR fvul9ht train
at WI overhcAd bridge liaar llaunN strovt at this
, 1881-05-07
TtInEls crtLp,tEN KILLED.

FE1!tEN Vl11L|1&klSN EILl4EUe
: .WlyoHA, Miss. May 0,--Yestesday after.
noon. wh!lo so,lu seioo! children were play
!n9 under small tree III tbs yard Vt N. Il.
tnl!ps fAst 6t WlnGna, liEhtnlns struck iho, ,tres
ss, ssSd and yeasss, aad s,S Asry It'll Iisatsa. @.
, 1881-05-07

French citizens by so strong Republican rs
NJ. Gn'nbGtta. An address from tie En91ish
COMMITTEES, proposing n plan for tho abolI-
tlnn of sfavcry IN Egypt, was read and ap-
proved Mt tho lmniliut.
, 1881-05-07
A Mul,pE,,EIs ACQUITTED III, r,e,

a MUl,nE1sElt AcQWtI'rEE'p,.c ' y Va, .cre.t
sxciteasnt yesterday On o nssH'!''r1 rhs 10
lattorsaIl OF The murder ~ y e,,u.xct and
wl.low OF tho latter proc'fea I,.rstsn,1er uIt'
rushed attaF %tt|SrsSit; a|',t pul a, s5uathH Is e.
asss si,s w;,sss ss r;' xs s"4 ba. ,!'rs
gala 10 liz i.rYlaIAt,ire oneI,y I,y.eif by lc4f'p9
lid, but Tatt0tsall saSca ala4sS'
, 1881-05-07

VNhEt THE .Y{EEEL.2,, -. :.
PLUllIERvlLLE, Ark, May a,--Ci,asles
Cobb, d brakeman on" thc Fort pmith HAIL
way. whtlo ATTEMPTING to eouplQ cafs pt that
passe uvus b1Ry ~ hah haxSff torF
by aud tniilottug fatal inJnriu
, 1881-05-07

the lny, and. npnn hts motion. tic Senate won't
Into executive acHslon.
Whom tho ioora rtopenad Tho Hsnalo nd.
tOurnod Until to-mbtsow.
, 1881-05-07
WASHINGTON.

The Senators Again Go in
Anxious Squads to the
White House..
President Garfield Pounds with
Ills Fist on the Exec"
utiyo Table.
Out Of Two Hundred Appointments,
Robertson Was tho Only Friend
Nominated,
Robertson Was the One Man
In Whom He Took q Di-
j. rect Personal In
terest,
Conkllng's Henchmen Crlticising
His Blundering Manage
ment Of Their In
terests.
Plntt, to Secure His Election.
Promised to Vote for Gar-
fields Appointed.
Those Who Made Him Promise Are
Ready to Try to Make Him
So Perform.
Therefore The conkling Phalanx
Is Watching Platt with Great
Apprehension.
Impressive Arguments Of tho German
Economists Who Favor Silver
Reconciliation.
Brady, in Defying the Law, Purposely
Hindered the Compilation Of the
:" Blue Book.
, 1881-05-07

ator tti!ly oxpees9tl tu 10 allowed to con.
ssas ssr!ts ss asS' ny Or cee&''ns ts 4slt E
suoh IT, rSsanr es ~ H. 1ea II
S!s %.,a % i t ssle tsss It NS oa So Sest. Gse
throsh0la Or tho Adtn!utsiration rAthor thnn IL
sFs 5 ~ to1s taS R,ad9 wea o4orGg e T. 4ns AZ
wus apea as tho BY whS IT,
ef teS NSw YorK ssnstors. q With III" tho Suee Vloe
prostaent. or p.nttnna!or,0onorai Ja1nos. tho
S sfso % q d ~ c;Sa. xSs Ind s M eannS, %
TIIE PROMISE MADE nY SENATOR rt.ATr
to voto for tho sonilr!nntIon of ltobortson did
ne N%w 92nn"'va r ,xhoro wss v,,, ads wsnt to
Co. RssEssa tss ist,.ont, T.
~ Sf sSf US 81 H. %x'SS2 Tsn2a r. ssa S ::
him tllattI from hts pledges. Thla Information
aa , nlsa ,ss, 19 s9To M,p W. r1ptly sot to Ms
lnrthor information Of MIR. litaine, which wus
9as t. tas rst9n WI tns t o.,
s c presdent g iosaea az q Witsa@ ad
tha, . .as GotnxsE t6t.E plaa , wontd 10 ilrst
maulo. The rast!cs who. IN thu Interests 0f Nj.
hlalne, bud M!4oA ~ SECURING tho nomination 1T
4'lutt W th1 4leptl0l1cal1 cngua hl8p sent NUf4
to tho 1'Fcaldcnt. through Dir. lsIafno that taoy
would bs Klad to be Informed wlpaoyor any
pressure wua nGotleA tu ctlutrol senator Flatt 10
Garry nut hts pledge. The Conkllnx mon arc
now watching blr. llhtt mora carefully &hal
9vHr. aud lh1y now claim that thoy laro beaten
Mr. llano " this ntto4lpt 20 !ntQEtoEo In Now
and thAt senatur Ftatt will AlAlld firmly Will Eli
colleague Rgaaast tho confirmation ol Nobcrt-
B0u.'
IT 1s n1FFIcu1T TO GIVE A DxyIyrT LIST
Of tho Hchatnrs who ara eupuorsiux Cunkling In
bis aoAteat With ths .tdnlnEalratlun. The 1itaa-
ton d changing llu04t huuTlY. Thotp hay bgynR q
conal4eEuDte Fgslalpn Ut tho list Rlpe Tho trest-
!loAts &ae$sago uf yesterday. and tn tho interval
betWot,en nnw atla Monday additional chauYGs
SSnaS9e!edx S1ao9at psst ,,rass ss nnds }o fo!'w
' ths senatosss wham te' toutI,us nc olatns wilI
tnt1 a4alnat Hnbortsun. or aoursB, Eonklln9tH
clAiHl may nut prOye tu bG well founded, and
inHny OF tho gtnsleslon named u,uy cunctudn to
arralgn th9Mse!scs M p. tao sdY " ths Admnis:
tha Conkllhy nun, so.Gny: Republicans tcer.
ltho4a island, ilatt Ut Naw lnrk. Cpnkllns. hon
Galnenn. ,MIschcll nf Pennsylvania, Mahonc,
MSeaGliesa,. , OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; t; NsIil! "a:
10 clalms certainly, but irrmelniutts Efforts
s e ssae shusss sss o SsFy proas sas
sS;;aay; sS;t ~ THY tFk' that persoaal ts!va4.
oppoetuniay. browa 81 doorva, .slcPhsrso1.
GFoe1a9. DoekrclI. Garland, Parluy, .slater,
David DavIa, lsIll Ut ueor9la. Jones df Flnrlda.
llarFts. t'endlutoD. vuortieus. Marcy, Walker.
Fair of Novaaa- II fCoukIiux Gun rely upon this
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-11
MI u s e.

I take great pleasure in informing the
citizens OF Frederick county that have
been authorized to sell the Matcbless Es,cy
Organs at the lowest prices tor cash or
easy payments. Also orders for sheet mu-
sic and musical merchandise will be
promptly filled. Call and see me at Me.
chanicstown Md.
GEO. H. 8. WELLER, Teacher
of Vocal and Instrumental music.
July IA 3m|
AS much attention is being paid Of late
to the climate in which our institutions of
learning are located, we would call attcn-
ton to the advertisement of New Windsor
College and Seminary in another column
The college has a thorough aud expert.
encen board of instruction, councillors
buildings, and the climate of Western
Maryland, which, for healthfulness, is not
surpassed in the United States. The Sui
phur and Chalyberte Springs at New
Winrsor, for a century. have attracted
many persons seeking health The col.
lege itself has entertained over one hun.
drcd and fifty guests during the last sum
mer vacation Aug. / ST.