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, 1881-08-31

I1tE !nst w0rtl rtceIyed fran tin u!l,rntl,r-
GUS Stanlsy WAS tu thu eIlrvt lint l!u Wis
lying ut tho lntlt vi sicath In t'ct.ui y fstrA.
TAa universal sympathy whis, bis AealI.
Hlllor such circumstances would excl.0
would show how different hls lualtl,,ll Is
aow froM what It WIS wllen t.D llrst became
known as HI African explorer, Douhs
wero t1en east upu,l llls ynsIctly, 1t w,s
sahl Tint Ills raporls lrsnn Livingstone wure
l'oEsls and sensational; thnt lIu l,a.i ,lIesuly
sklrtrd the eoast mud ruttlr'et! tn civilization;
Tint l1e was nol ,IA!,cl. u III explorer nrlpr
Ill. Then lls scle1co was attarietl, hts
writton style, Ills courage, 'Alnl Nlplly lis
humanity. liz raiau uut Ut tho irlul well.
Every wur4 nmt lu brought from Livingstone
was established by prout. lle p.1.tul tp I.ls
other exploits tic marvellous trip .lowu tho
Congo, anil ut lust Ind tllo pluasl.ru Ut seeus
l,Es fa,ie ~ nj African explorer rcatlns vpo,,
IL solid foiinAatlol. Ills rotNr. !u the Day!s
Gna1lneDt Oil a commercial expedition WIS u
wil,l.sooss,. ehssss, lie must l.ayu knswil
lint tic plal, Df fixing tratling- stations III
Equatorial Africa WAS doomed tu failure.
'''s "nnIlecllol with that enterprise Is thu
, 1881-08-31

'rnE Harrisburg tP.L> i'atriot proposes to
abolish all the Senntes, State alnt National,
III this eul,ntry, altl llla New York S,tn Sec
,nls t!.e n.otian. bail, journals 'leclura tlmt
!llR corporations aiul lAoi,eyet powers uru III
:runcllesl III tho 5eIates. Ill!s ,,,ay ba In
,nNn measure tr,,u Ut Pennsylvania md
Sew Yor|s, hut 1t tlnes not seem to l.e tr.,u
d IlIinn!s alll nlllar Northwestern States.
Il,e Se,,atu Ut thu ta!u illin0!h Legislature
.aascll less tn'ul,lo tl,nu Thu liu!ise. It
snl1l,t give tlnitnltucss a,au pts,uairy lo ttiu
discussion f'F thu atltlturs vt II to c0llsitlor
fur u rntllllu,tt wltat corporations are. llAyo
they IN p!aI,u tn l,rDseelion. Arc they nltt
laws. public nlIlsaItees, md lestH IL succty :
II tley Alu, 1t nIlgtst Id u SHIRT cut tD tin so-
luton Ut tlto pruLlcn Tor llle Harrisburg
Patriot nl..l New lork >Sa,s tn declare tl,u
abolition If corporations. TIlen ll,a Selules
would be perInlttr,l to uStst In t|lulr virgin
lnnncelleU alil 1,eare,
, 1881-08-31

7ilsAA,H'K las III lnst g'i,u lu t;lla,ssa, md
The NntlenII, like lArkis, anpears IL bo
"wiltin'" l'r. Klrun,, tho nov II!sl,up Ut
froyes, npl'ears 10 lGayo .ci,torcs! ,lluu Ills
dntles wlth0Ms my htlliuuily, at,,l ~ tho
Vntlcan lHs tssllctt Il bull appointing l.lu,, 1t
w0ul.l cHnnlfy npl'ear tmt wltaloyur eollait-
tIu'ls may I,ayn brcIl lllpusu.! ulnItl lIM they
u,e satisfactory III Rune. The nI4,st rcul.:k-
at|c feature ut tho appointment IL the ursur
dispensing lin fro'n taking lllo anlEl of OBJ
li.1lru to thu Slnte. atu1ulIlnn tlia, the New
lIisliop llAs been II gtlest Ut lllsnnsrck's ut
InrzIH, nlul when bismarck gues tu Xark'n
" fur !l!s lleu!lh" It IL always understood
thu! su.nctl.!nK !s IN Tho wilnt., Tho cxaet
tlIng tlIat WIS iu thu wind WIS t!le appotlt.
lIsel,t Ut u Commissioner to rualt|uel uegt-
tlatlons l,atwectl Nerlln utul i.onlv. <'r|,is
nlsu wM nIruMxeal, all4 tho lIolur
llas been conferred upon Herr YOU Srlli'sscr.
tusancrIy att.lvl.ed to tlla Legation Ut ltus,lr,
atld now tier,'ta,l Minister at ,ynsllpgto,t.
tbs nh]ert Ct tllr negotiations IL the revision
Ut tl1c alny InWs alll tilt settlement Qf uttaar
, 1881-08-31

t1n Wesfer,, rity's xr,ntness u,,,i b,u,s1 Df hts
extraordinary torslx,l IN having eslul-
lts,,cd /, "I,rauc], :. hous,. hrr,. IN lsH,
Nrluuly ,ljspulrs now TINT CiItugo In, aud
|, destined Inevitably Il, rglnaln. tile metun,-
oils ot tho ,,,terivr at tho Nort!l Auacrtr4tn
Continent: md If of tho !ntcrlor. ttu,, Ut tho
Continent ltsclf. Fur tho domestic COLI
}nerco of n rrcut Industrial peot,tv Is III.
ttoub{cdly Us twenty 10 Que to tbolr tutetgn
commerce. Tlut Chicago IN destined to pass
New York, anil nj ,fu distant tlny.. Is ~ trt,u
~ ai,y t,ir,IEctnhlc event of tho future.
II should bu Il spIl,re of satts(,,ctlv., 10 nil
tImt tt1u "ug,tt,.e,uf(tc,,, tnbaeeu-cl,osylny,
whisky-.lrtnkins +" ten!xcl,s Of tho swauiIy,
nmtnral West ,.ro t.yaif!ng themselves Vi tho
present Inv passenger rnics Ia yisfl .l,v grcat
Clty uf New York. 'rloy viii l,a u,c IL lelt
their children llow tie city ttn,ket tn It's
,rlu,o huforu unteting upon ils ,tccastc1ec.
fcy wilt he ulIc to describe 10 ll,ul, Tho na,-
,war,tl,cu Ut Il rs,cu OF nun w1,U s,s,sEslch ol.
,l,,ut,, partridge, sllpc, ,ecf-tea. md cl,un,.
uagllu; III II raee or mon who t,eynr shout:
with ugl,c, WIN wurr lgllnra,,t Of tho Ilayor Ut
, 1881-08-31

THERE Is MI urgent public necessity for 1T,
addition Ia tho polite rorco of Ut least :0o
pNtrolhen. There n i,0 s0l1rce of revenue
from wh,clt tho S2000D0 Ntltlttto',al lncun,o
ean lu lla'l save by iii increase Of tlle rate Ut
lleellses for salnans. !1hls Increase will
rrotltcu tho required revenue, ant the ultes-
ton is narrnwe.l down to tito simple alnl it,
rect 0i,c, 10 10 determined BY tho Mayor and
City Council, Shall VIC l,aye iii increase IN
the rates " snlnom llcellscs atn inore police
men; ur, shall we hayn ccap saluui liccMsts
n,uh M police protection by .lny Or by night 2
Let any cItizpn ask t'e Superintendent NJ
Pullco wlint l,e toulll tl0 will Ills f0ruu II a00
additional men weru given Him, md Ills
as,swer will satisfy lilo n,ost Indifferent TINT
lt8 city Is NOW experiencing tho i,lnst
severe lasses, moral md pccunlary, for Lie
whit III such additional lielI. Ask l,[n, Also
wt,ut would l)u tic loss or gat., even II 40o or
sD0 Of thu gr0xgerles tllul dives weru ctnsetl
hy il,u illcrcnse In thu lleellse f.e, ainl his
'nswcr will he Overwhelming III It's slufenso
If tint policy an1 tint result. " tluru nlurll
conrago cllottHlt itl ue Council III propose
now sl,cl, simple mud proper remedy for so
grent II lnth!le wa,it? II nIny not prutluco
m,sell revenue tllls ycar, but 1t will provide
In AdyNlleu for the yrnrs to calIIe.
, 1881-08-31

tifllrnl.ica tetwren tllr t;rr1Nail tloternlnei,t
and the vatlran. 'rlIat these will ba settled,
or tint sonIe compromise will III, nrriyri Ut,
Is ttrnr euul,g1l. hprnuse bismarck must 1,uye
tic ultrau.Uhlanp yuiu III Parliament tn es-
tnl'|st, his inajar1ty t,syond nit emergencies
IN the Forthcoming elections. II Iio Inns Eoro
No far MS to AIlnw TIM uisllop oT TrDyes 10
exercise lis functions without taking tho
uutlt Ut nbetlianeo 10 the Stntc, tlcrc will DO
1fltse difficulty nhont other CONCESSIONS. But
wien thesc are mntlp, MIL bismarck Inns car
rfc,l Ills roEtleat g!i,x,trcs, what tllnn" Ills.
lnntek 1,as utudu concessions before fur
rUti41c.ll purposes tu nt HIttl'lcs VI l.trIrs,
Int III tl!e en always ,alu nut l.''tstcr uf tho
saiuutE,,,, ind tllU e0resslnIIs wurc fn,ll,l III
iID prui1llc*s. Af!er ls Ials ,lsetl t!iu Ultrl'
mon'ancs will io threw ulcn nway, ns ho
Inns ttIler political allies"
, 1881-08-31

"a, -, . . :. -
ItlE Glccior1'l contest III tho CDi!,ity ot
ISrO'e lrelHisl, Is 'lttr"et!nE tElo ntaell llt'i
VI nH lilo Ell1llS'' l'oIttic'a''a. Tele f"cafaey
III tf1o constituency nrlsus tr''' tllc nppol.t'
t1'n1it Ut alr. l'ittutt, tho 'ne,'lbcr fur tho
c0'lhty' I" l'a "''o ~ TIC commissioners
oi llso l'aa' Court. rI1u constituency li'ls
iithcrlu lmrtl very strangely Tory Mr.
lditotfa cltet'ufi III Apf'l, lSS'' "'et i|'ftt
'sa'l!st"t'' t'c ofot!lcf "t ''e '!1'ke ~ ''ocf-
"'f''' ''elssE SURPRISE I" everS"nly' lnttIletl'
lar's I" Nlr: f''ttmi himself. Nr. Alac''rt-
he nl,e isle t'i7llSo lhFy en'ltlsllltes, ie-
self"l . a1M'at ;sn moro vt'tes tl'all hlr.
i.ltt"t'' Tic l''beral e"n'litllte this !tnAc
~ Mf. Itlu1ntls >lcksoii, It li'An!iflet'
, 1881-08-31


II Tho city Council were nut ruled by
nn1nrity Of cowarslly and corrilfA tlei',aRogs,
Ibis evil would nol he i!pon 1ls nj tl,ls tInr
Hal llicsc cowartls of tllo Cy co'ncIl Ind ti'o
1nanfncss 10 meet this question lust spring,
they could bayo provided for large attll-
tlun tu tic poltcu fOrcc by providing for ntl
Increased revenue from ltnuor licenses.
Thore'nrc on iii. average b,HO licensol ST.
lonns,-tllo number being possibly greater
than ttias- TEaso INV pay n llces'se NJ s62
snctl, nj Il t0tat vi S!SD, ,001 a yuar. Mike Me-
1hllnil makes nbot tliRt much III his ''qH0r
anl guI,tbllng business; ind tl1cru arc scorrs
nj sul00t,s tint inaku &t0,000 tu 81, ,o00 cncli
lA.r yr,r, t,.nl hundreds TINT inakc over 81, ,t)
n yrar. NJ business 1'ays 10 largc por ccnt
Of profit rs rctailins llanor.
slHu ttIe Council Insl spring claSslllctl tllesu
ssU0lEs, NJ TINT nsle cll.ss sfsUulh hlye tho
privilege of arlllng a'l kfhts Of lahor, a'Itl
s'ollih l'ny my S.sc0 cac1I per year, tt'd TUG
Hther cl'ss pnylnE Sf0 alltl s,erinlttcd t0 s.fl
beer llttl WING exclusively, tllor0 WDtllH lo
a1urla I'!crcnsntl rosolll0 1roM wl''clt l0 ei.I-
t!oy several hundred additional patroliacl1.
Witli ltcellses llxrd ~ Tho r.ltes VIC 1.-Two
1'n'ett Tho humber of whisky Sa'oons would
1m reduced probably to t,ooo, ettl tho cItarnc-
trr NJ tteso wo'll'l DO grcAtl tiIiprn'ed.
Itles. l,hn Eo'ler't! Ii'lttur s.tEoo's w"'tltl
sipltt IL ~'ctl''a ot S:H0o0' Itlo li1tihber NJ
becf ai''t wttle snlnolls, payl''g S'oo eacl',
W0 b1 nut less tI1Hl, s,0A, s1iitt Frn'n tncso
womtt' bo derived rcvelslts OF s:ooooo.
llaklfE total fuyenle fr''''t salool's OF
*1ou,o0o, MI !i'crcasu VI :S"o,uoo ostf inc
present myeh'te tro'a t'hlt soaifce. WIN
, 1881-08-31

IuE Chicago attracttons at the Ea'%Ia
wntevIux- ulnrcs will suon u. starttnx fnt ho@''
Thor t,qye not beuu u stits,csa. 4 lcurth Of ps'
MOS Inns prevented Mayor Harrison IRON ".
l!bltnY tho rcaltY strong points In b!s cua!., ~.
tor, while tho best thtt Mul>0n1!da Faeeeet' w
ecntl do was to Iintsh th!r.l In ssecptepsss. y.
Four i,or.teran. hut ouu vt them fc'f do"u. i,
do not wisl, tn bn severc IN thu Mnfor os ~.
hurse, hut ,s'1cn Ch[tagn san'ts Its re1lese'". -
tiycs EAst at Hrcnt cxpnnso II expee'a sns's .' ~
DO so,unt,l1,x. Mr. liurrIsnn. Il u ss'e' =. ~
reach tho city t.,-.tny,-prcsnmap!f fso'a2 '''
bleI1puati1'H sttGa.
, 1881-08-31
TRIBUNE: liIl.hNEtt OFFICES.

Trr f-ptrAnn TnlnrN, llas cstnbliktcd tsz.neh
,lccs for The receipt ut subscriptions ntld nF1Fsu-
arnts fnEIHs: .
SEW Ytl,K--.npn, - Tribune 1iultdlna. f.'r. Nc
sAunrN. Alnnnrcr. .;.
.;l.AsGDw. :cot,ant-AlIan's American Scws
scene5 IL ttcnneld.tL
I.uSiNhS. Eox.-Ah,crican EXCHANGE 4t'aatfa'd.
ssSitr +. titEtt0. Agent.
WASHINGTON. H. i.-tlHI rtrr,t.
, 1881-08-31
Gbe G1:il,a11re.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

NJ ,1Atr--iN .ADv.tSCE-fUsTA01: PREPAID.
3kliy rdIii1n unc year. .0H
tHeik N rcat pgr mlnth. Loo
4jtY md HinY up yruf, ,.,.,,.,,,,,t,.st,, 1A.ttD
Iurs,lnY 'lilsrsny, ati saturday nor y1nr.t f.sE
Hunn, NeIt,GAtny, tltd friday prr yekf,,, tl.flO
snf,laI, 1G.x4n cdiil0't. per Jcnt. 400
WEEKLY EDtrfOS--rOsTr.t1D.
1o cory rcr t.S0
tph It fyf 500
rwtttr .tno ctlt,jcA 13tF0
specimen ctlptA tent FREQ.
tstyp r~t-Otl!eo address In full, Including County
and stnto. ~.
Nemtttunc1S mAy bo n1utc either by arts. expsrsss
Pnst-0cG rifhr. nf IN registered tettar. Ut hr ttk
TO CITY HU1iS&:ItiisEHS.
Daily delivered 4u,tiny extolte ~ cena PER wcck.
1oily dcycret, Sunday b.ciuir 40 trnts p6r wrek.
AdAress TILE TRIBUNE lftHPASf,
Corner Madison ani t,rnrbarr.sis., Gllicaao III.
, 1881-08-31
1'tlS'EAt31:.

Entsrfd al The rosl-ttMrt ni thi- r.. H.. III %eoi*
ffiss M,Iftfr.
For tho henont of our pastDns who desire II send
lnge cDpts nj Tft: ffltnt'SE atls',tsh tic fa'' WI
Etd herewith Tho trslIfsslli fr1ss 1T l*,staan:
Frtrfq,l Hld f3n,asst4c. ftF fhrH
Etpht md Twelve afsat sNtnE. een!.
, 1881-08-31

ST. NEjsSAtkD COatMASuENt Nj, II. X, r.
rhpr.. VIII bs rreta n,,tI! "Wednesday eseni1'R.
-. JtlIiS u. ~. CARR, Coila,ai,dcr.
j. ptEkEttHlJS, {tEcuF.pF,
, 1881-08-31

'ruE experience nf ol,E t:uyrr,,n,chi III tho
ctsrnf tic Hawaiian Reciprocity trca.y sl,ull1h
tc.s.slsc for giving tic rr;ncipin II wtdcr al'-
plcattol'. 'rmsHgarinslnslry Il, tl,u Sa,utwiei,
ista,Mls nwes liz ucttviiy directly IL tIlo
lrGaty. FuG tnlurls from, tnwnEt iilD tll:
United States III lSM-'Ssl we're *i.lW, ,01H'; fnr
tlla lisrwt yenr r,iul .I,ne ~, 1Ss1, t!lry wure
sa.:aD.tkk'. ltie exports .wero St.tGk',MD In
tic former luri"l. n,tl III Tic 1alstr their
yatlic lias mt srs been s.sccrtaimHl. 'rlie ctt-
ru1raging fcatlirent tfs1 commerce tetwccn
tllo twu countries Is, t1,at tUearrying tln.tc Is
completely IN tho posstssluM nf Aincrlcnn
r1tixrI,s. laur.itiatts ut Thu freightS full IN
American bnitVnls. .'rlIc Stars alut Stritas
Is lilo fnyhiil '.g III lfIu Fort nj lfslaulu.
H,Mt ttu british JUL; lsls brun driven IL Utllcr
tttInvlers. l,ecirr1clty Will! Cnua.1n atnt
Mryteo established I'll n, equitable l,,sls
w1slIl have tlM like results The carrying
'ratte III tl,cst' Rises wunl,E lie for I!lu lI1'st
lalrt by Nlut. lint American citizens wuul.t
still control Il allI enluy i.s prt,ls.
, 1881-08-31
F" EABT CHICAGO"


t,lclr ca,tntrympi,.
"EABr CHICAGO"
1t Is probably not generally k,,own;~ but
Nuns tho less ti,lc, tlnt, Wien tic city
Chicago WIS originally lncalc.l, tItcrc WIS
considerable hesitation wittIGr tho SlIt
shoutl le iixv.l ai thu ,lu.,lh III tho layou or
creek now knuwll Us tl,c "Chtcnno River"
Or ut I, sin,Ilnr csccls CALLED ".Calnmct." coii'
tntn(ng sutowltat nlOre waller, II dozen NIL les
suIItI, mil car The site Ot tho j'ro]ccted town
Of Enst Cfteago." Several 0t tho enrly sci
Tiers were IN fayorof tte Ca1l1netlu location, but
the Influence Ut tho garn.y.oll!ccrs nt Fort Dcar-
burn WIS sufficient lD tn.iuce t',u now colony
10 iocntc III tl,o Chlcagr bayou. 'rhfs his
turtcal stute.ncllt will srry0 lU SLOW tl'at tho
sclciua for building up i'uS town atst l''al,-
,,fncturlltg district lrnttltl tic Calumet Lake
IL iy 1iu i1,cuts visionary. rhnro Is i,o ttnubt
Tint Ind Cl,icago brc,l laid uNt III thu neigl~
bprl,oosl Of Luke Calumet The sane
cnurgy would hnyc built up ti,cre ~
lurgu uni uIlterpr1sng II city as We llayo
now, With III tutaMl harbor which would
tnyo Iuem u yast M.lltlonnf advantage. ~
town lnld out III tl,Is Ioenllty ut tic present
thus will necessarily bo II aMtrlrh atml a.t-
jlilct to Cttcagu,-t.ll outlying part Ut CHI
cago, III fnct, but this circumstance Is relly
II guarantee If It's successful future. In
conjunction will "1'ullnnn" md "SUnltl
Ci,LcMgu" enterprises, II muy Nuw bu c0n-
ildently predicted tlmt III Il very few years
there will l,u 1T, atcd population tn t1,ls city
{for tllut IL wtlnt II all iloans) 0f fr0ih t0o,-
0Vu 10 l1U,000 people III tl'o Towns Ut l4nkc.
tn,rf1ou ttf ffVtla
, 1881-08-31

TuE Isfllxtorean, alIas I4hafs, ne,s' NV cabk.
piuinel vi THE TMlHUSE's e"p}!.'s shsTf pub
feeia'. of thp New srk ''a''ss a's rs u DO ~
lleat tim until 1t went 10 pr'ss too I'll uth ~
same thIng. It bad III faux 70 w." .,a,l, tbe Bt
style Of credit THE Tribune ya'e ,a"n "" tbs H.
4tnrsaH o4,Ittd not neltt ta'En
, 1881-08-31

IN llts country tho u6.cilce Of conte.,,u
willis li,s bccosno ~ coulnon that # Il m, W
tfstin FOR persons ut wealth 10 set naL,o .. sa'
tim Of tholr worldly Et,els to ba used in ,ss SD'
inY attempts oil tho rart Ut disappointed ' ~.
tiycs to t,nyu tho Inst wishes 0f tho tterca.ot.
Hslt1p by court TT law. As rule TIM rnn,as.
alItK Of Wills uru sticcsssftii lit thetr dt.fsr,..
tho extent of btatkmulltuR tho heirs .,nn sos.
eUrt Ut Il compromise; anil tito co,rt, b.s' 's
tlwAys becn tpl, rendy to assert that man ~:
l,Ad au,assc.l II haiitsatno properly br ,ss
exerutso Of su,,ttl Judgment t,ur;no th.'. .s
lives woro not cinablo Of dIsoo.n.
of tho sat,,o. In fshor countries ,n.s
fnclattics fnr legally ohtnln!ng possc,,1on 49, ~
ostur peoples loaylngs ato not exIei. a nenhsx
or P1pr Illus tN.. who imnslnull that tha A..
ceased P.tttiif llnd not treated him f,a,
brought s,lft TO flnvo tho will art asltlr, liz i.
eHcll Tint hts uncle gave him 60,0o) Ira on an.
turing college, ti.t tlMt tho npney tpmutned i,
tic l'npat kucp1ng. lle also claimed that ca,d.
1Mlls In ra1ettM, Stnc0nt, mud tfestct, cxecutnn
of the ropc's will, HRrced tu glye him s;ooDIl,,
olIt VI tho csanie, tnt subsequently tceaed Ia
r,lill their J,rUtn1R,. Thu tyll Court beIos.
which tho cIsu wns trlct1 mt ony rendernis
vgrtlGt aKainst tho Clullnant, hut sa,Alln, IL,
costs Of tho e1ltlro proceeding nn hlll, and al.
su!tely declined 10 ontertufn tho Ica Of in An.
peal. It ~ gratifying 10 know TINT ,l,,r,ov Ia
present century tllorc tas existed Il mau xhcsa
will It was nut possible to trcAk.
, 1881-08-31

tlntk street, nElsttl trw ilIhrs-it'its". EI1zn1o'
pent 1T thr EnIHii-Squnri4 Theatre C.tHIRH5. "Gnn
Il ltuchat.' Afternoon, ai,1 rrennH.
, 1881-08-31

lIna1cFfA tFhentrG.
Eario1rh rrrrt. sNlwEpn E!'tstk md In Sn'f"
tupapen.ent Of tlanricttA vulcrs. "Shadows." Af-
ernUDn afll evening".
, 1881-08-31

Madison rtFent. Eciwrnn s.ato nnd f'rnrhnrf,
Engagement nj nj. u. Eur.r. "San.I Of rosun." NJ
urnu,h and evening.
, 1881-08-31

Isnr1,int'a Cssest. ftnlt airnnHertc.
Lake FrnMt, oppualt AtAdis1n attcot At&cFnoos1
sf3t mn su
, 1881-08-31

O'DoSoy!Ay-1soss.s sny9 that TUE h"'nst '"nIs mi
ccn,ly pub,lsho,l Il, thla c!ty warns Ieop'o ", W.
to embark In british stea.ncrs utter sept WI ~
per1uctjy pfn,er, un !" was prooabls 'he .sa sS.s1
Il Chtcaxo .rtub." Thu next nct u u .s1s " w..
club should bo to lnlI ,'gasnst tho h'a ,ru,.
p;e who n.,llt,lnep ahat thsy nrs anns n,,,c1tq
.tor unu!Een.iina people by whacs"le ~ h.., n.
"ayongo" tho, ,yronas which Ens!ass .',,,,y v
t.ictcd 1pon ireland. 10 aasure pf"pst p,,,,,.n,ua
u, tho rart 1T .As club. u acE.cnso po''ss'-'
should 10 attached 10 ono eHl VI II.
, 1881-08-31

lr MI The facts It, tic tlolNestlc ltfe Of tbs
snrqu!s of L0rnc a1ld thu Princess Louisa ty+,
I,eeo,no known, which IL not ut MI prubabe i
yury Interesting story w!iltlonhttss hb rcye,tJ.
The very extraordinary cut,tl1lct Of Louise Ia
practically t1rscrttng her husband must ta
prompted by n motive Ut more than ordra,r
power. mud tha talk n.,o,,t hcr hclng In dcllcst,
health was lont ngo abanduMed. To the geae,aI
public It lou1ts ns though tho robust PrtncesI
WIS heartily sick nf her somewhat cIfcm,uaIs
husband. and bud resolved 10 keep awny from
him. ut 1eRst 30 io,lH az he rclnnns In Canals,
iavtny given her ayurs!oa tn TINT county as
re!lsou for tilaKtng Btch MI EXTENDED YAlt to
Europe. with this fact in lnina, tho CanAll.a
pnpers, usunlly no dlstressiugly loyn. IN nil thelr
,,tternnccs, nro beginning to grunlble. a t1an.
llton tnurnn! Blya:
The presence OF tho Princes t.olse IL
EHXland Ii q Clnstnnt advertisement thar 1ht
hA.t rnthor hc Il Rrtag. willow tttAn rralde IL
Cntta1n, and CtHMlfATta cnllnGt bn tintiese4 b.
tho fnlE,lel contempt for. THEM uud thelr sa,.
rbt1tNllugs.
THU story current In EttRtand Is That losaes
to be given another apInItIt'nent. ibis tine ID
ln,lin. If l.oufse declines tn accompany bin 70
that country. hcr alleged dislike to Canada viii
1ynpuratC.'
, 1881-08-31

GIark yiscnt te latsu a,ii 1anforlt+ fatlct!
entertainment. Afternoon md oyenuH.
, 1881-08-31

SUPERINTENDENT AtCGANIni.1:, IN Tho
cUussu OF a conversation re9nrliuK tho police
force OF ChteuHo anl lis work, worry reaillly I'D
iuitt0d that tho number 0f oit!cerA tlcsni0d for
duty ut Btrcot- -eroaa.nXa waR entirely tho small.
I'D ttlut with which u,ery 0h0 vino tRa occaston
tO trt.yel tho streets Of ths city Ia lsgusttuRly
fninstIar Tho Superintendent Ia nlsn nj opinion
that tho I,reseslt force nsH1er hs command Ia oll.
tlroIy too snall tn properly quart eity eo,l-
tainInx haf u million people aud oxtcntt!nF
over w larKo territory ns does Chicago. III
thEs he IL not wrotlx, tho necpsSity gnr
m inesensa III tho number Of UntrOnon
having tnug baoll apparent. Iant oAo atato-
msnt inntlo by the Superintendent nco.aa
explanation. lscfcrrtng to tho trouble exNe-
rlunccd by tlla public with reckless teonlstors,
ho salls "1f driver does anything for which no
st,pull bu arrested tho un don't like to l0so tho
tfthv necessary to tnke him TO tho stat1on. bo.
CAUSE during tleir nbsonc1. th0rD wallsa 10 M
unU to took nftur tcntns and prevent Incidents"
To RIy ttlo least, this rcuurk reveals tho exist
onro Of d very extraordinary state Of ntttlFs.
and Kocs fnr to cxplaln tho rnftlnnly conluct 1T
ttle ssyornYc Ch!caKu tcau,atrr. They hse nware,
It sestns, lint tho police cannnt leso the time
l,euass,.ry to mako At, arrest, anl consequently
tl0 pretty 1nttctl ~ thoy please When 0t,r nlua-
Hruss AIayor returns !ranl listening tn what tho
will w.vea aFo sAyinH ut cUney Island perhnpa
hp VII! kindly IHgtrttUt IL policemen tint tean'
stors aro mt he',xo. hbuut Iy at'y tlivne rights
whfch rclltlor them superior 10 Inv. -,
Mik CHARLES 4; DANA, tho ctltt0r OF the
Now York S.,!, haa l1yote.l Mo Inoona!derahu
lrtlun ut hls ltn1o during tho past Ten yours 10
furnishing ulv!uu tU pcoplo IN distress. M
lnattor whether thu applicant bo Il sohoo'gtrl,
doubtful ~ to which sI.ta 0c her Aot!yo Jaw thu
suothtnv chowlnx gum should 10 plneed, or II
politician Wishing counsel regarding sou,e grcas
quostlou Ut Rtatcornltt Ar. Dana ID aver the
YuIle courteous, blind, ara Ecntlo f0,lnt nI
kuQwlcdKe, roatly to ho tapped H'lso b. thp yas-
snl l,,l tho peer, Tic latest anpltsant tnr nd
yEua ryu,n tito grcat ets0F II q person ln 'foxas
who s.atcs that 1o il Frequently called ulnn NJ
public nioetlnAs fur u vppcct, and ofton ttnts Il
Impossible 10 concentrate bis !duaa, tho natural
| result being that, ta uso bin OWN expressive
language, ut seems. AZ II j oolll3 not 300 au
| inch Htloro my l,osa.' nooa autl> Il ,lespetate
| easu III This alrrlght Mr, NunaY NM ut al. III
RAfAs - !.
| The trouble With nar .rcxua fricnd IL protahi,
that he tries 10 mako t0l ErttE Il Hfaech. tIlt
tIsdt attempt ut brAtnrJ WA VI. &Atet.asIll! thu
/ hu tlreaule1 ,Of bpunl,!nY tten,usitvnOs nr Z
Cicero. and, iHsteail ut kuppluE III tho simple
| 0tT. hAnu lnnntlrr hu nnEsItetatIHy Mdapttsl "
| thnt tIGeuHluu. Nv Inns beGA lh!nAluv about An
self aud whether he was Ma lnE Il CFelstab!e ap
reuFallce in bin subsequent speeches.
tlAtlally when hlFfl unt III their tHat IN talk u
, 1881-08-31

1I!s, Dawn NEAt.'s painting, E,"a1sE
has pcoomo Tho properly of tho Hon. :; nasi ..,a
Will. Tho sato was undo shfoaSu WI .nc,. IT,
Mr, Kcal u4 Mr. rarweIl haHe .lest. v..al.,s a ~
picture, u now on exhibition IN J.. s:nIcsfe
routos in Ampslca; aud will oa ~. ~ .r,anassts
,aansb or nix weex& from npw, luv .au,tA u
a. Tue Exp.2!uoit might, With pfots'
allie tA scGurs II H6r u public ''cs'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-28

The full committee on interoceanic
canals has ordered the subcommittee
to strike out the subsidy in !he rero1t
of the Eads ship railway scheme.
This is considered as settling tie fate
o. the Tehauntepec route, as Mr.. Eads
can do nothing witbou, government
aid. The fight Row lies between the
Nicarsguan and Panama routes. The
com mmittee Will report favorably on
the former rout-, and will, perhaps,
throw no obstacles in the way of the
Panama scheme. leaving Mr.. De-
Lesseps TO build his canal, if he can
raise the money.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-28
FOREIGN.

DUBLIN, Jan. 26.-As soon as the
result of the State trial was known
in Dungarvan, the town was brill
iantly illuminated, bands paraded
the streets, the mention of travers-
ers' names cheered, and the sur
rounding hills abaze for twenty
miles.
The House of Commons is still
sitting at half~past ten o'clock this
morning. The repeated motions for
adjournment, moved by the home
rulers, are successfully resisted by
the government, with the assistance
of the conservatives, which, early in
the evening, was promised by Sir
Stafford Northcote, conservative
leader, amid loud cheers from both
sides. -.--
Mr.. Parnell arrived in the house
shortly after 10 o'clock this morning,
and was enthusiastically received by
his supporters.
It is impossible to tell how long
the struggle will continue. Mr.. Dil~
Ion, home ruler, member for Tiperary,
is now speaking.
A st. Petersburg dispatch to
Reuters Telegram Co. this evening,
says the report has reached here
that Gen. Skobeleof's forces have
stormed Clerk Tepae. There are no
details of the action. ..- .e.a-
HALIFAX, n. S., Jan. 27.-The po~
sition of the steamer Weddington is
unchanged. About the same guam
tity of cargo was removed yesterday
as on Tuesday. She will probably
be raised during the latter part Of
the week.