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Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
APEPSIA:

MIR. H. A. Clark, firm Clark Bros. L 20,
Philadelphia, was given up by our most omi
nent physicians In this country. Paid ou,
u 900 and cured with only three bottles o,
APhPSiA.
Moses Thompson, 1hurlow. Pa, a very bad
case Of twenty years standing, cured wit,
only t bottless Of APtsSPIA.
W. f. Taylor, Tyrone, Pa very agra
vated case, was cured with two bottles o:
APEPSIA.
DIR. Samuel W. Adams, an eminent phyn.
clan OF New York City. writes me his wife ha4
been cured with APFPSJA ono of 'he wors,
cases in the known world and he is no using
1t IN his practice without failure in single
case
Capt. George w Weymouth of Savannah
writes me nc cured himself and wife and
large number Of friends with APEPSIA.
The only known medicine that will cur,
chronic dyspepsia. 1t 'struly tod send tc
all dy Speptics. for the second dose gives per.
fcc' r'iiei, and from two to three bottles cure
tho worst cases in existence.
v. Il. STONE, N. d.,
Late physician and Surgeon U. ). A.
Price, Il 10 por bottle. For sale by all drug
Sls,s. ly2S
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
BOARDIN q.

pOARDl No. - l. + A 4 A N I ROOMS
- with board, al'o table board at bl6
King street. aug27- Sit
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
UP SHEEP sHEEP'''

---ue,,E-ANOTHER LOT Cf NEW
ECR SALE lind hand express aud business
wagons ,M,,.'ipmaIiH WI " 5 Carriage Factory,
.npHl w
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

BOARDING. NG.--PLEASANT ROO MS
ID furnished and unfumishcd, with board
9l3 Market street aus296t
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA,
Cured! Cured! Cured!
APEPSIi! .APEpSIi

Tho great scientific preparatio is now &C
knoWiedSed ~ most eminent physicians ant
all who have taken 1t to he the only medicine
ever placed before the public that will make
permanent cure in chronic dyspepsia. !
refer with pleasure to a few Of the worst case.
known In this country that have been curet
with
, 1881-05-27
FIRE RECORD,

NllNAA4Us
The alartn from box 7Gi nt $3.50 inst cvcn-
fng was Uceasiolletl by n lire OIL tho upper
IlDUr Ut n thlge-story ard basement fra,.ls
structure Mt Nus. 81 to " lllnui3 street,
ow,,cd md occupied by George Keller, 1nuls-.
factnrer Of picturt-framcs, modlngs, etc.
The origin 0f tho fire Is unknown, bu IL SLIP
pt,sGtl to hnve been tho spontaneous cDnlbns-
tun at oiled rags. The biazu wns discovered
by Fritz kuboltz, night watcl,nmn III tho
Promises, wl,o attempted to exttnguiyh 1t
with portable Habcack. The snlDko WIS II,
dense Tint l,e WINS unable to lacatc tic btItzc
exactly, att reflnyuIsling tha cit0rtl lie rnt ont
fnt0 tho street niMl gnte tho n|Arnl. This 10.
pArtn,cnt futind tho hlAzo under considerable
hrlttlwny, hut lnnnnHct to exlnxtliah It brfUrn 1t
aprend IL 1lfy Other portion Of thu building. Thu
llnrnn9U hMs been YArfuil8ty estimated. Tho 1h,
leU report Hlys ar. Keller clntIilA $tO0 loss Oil
building, md frunt 81 NN to 81, fAI to stuck, I'M.
clIlnery. md fixtures. These ,lxlirGs Rru uil-
Guui>te,i1y tC0 high. superintendent l}ullwlnkto
WIS nf tho opIniOn that tho 'nss on l0th buil.l-
inH and stuck Will nut excecd Sl,oNh and this
GsstRlntu Is lkafy 10 hc approximately Gt,rrGct.
The nlnrln 0f lire from linx III ut Isis ytster-
day tnnrutnR WIS cnusGtl by tho discovery " n
blGzo In Juhit II. Ctough's ,-h0nse. a two
story brick building lucutcd Mt Nos. .trl3 and .srtt
Static HtteGt. Thu tsnannHp tO thg building
amounts tn Mboslt f0 md tt, tho stick tn uhnrt
$AD. The I1rc In supposed to hAve 0rixlhntpd In
thu Hnoke.ruotn trntl tho dripping nf fat upon
thu t,ro over which tho huns WIRE suspended.
, 1881-05-27

ion IN tho evictiDfa Of tenant farmers l,y n
anrlcs OF demonstrations. 1t wfa resolved In
l,nfd demonstrations In I[ydo pnrk, oldham,
Midsalel,nrn, anli nther piarts,
EXPECTED rtdifiBfr1oN Or MEEriSns IN
fIfsrt'ltltF:N 1ttSrilff-rA.
4 Dublin correspondent slys fo has re,-
s,ti to bul1eyc TINT 1t Is contemplated tU pro-
hib't tho l'ottiing Vt meetings In disturbed
districts In ireland.
EDWIN IouTIt AND ftts FAMILY
will sail for Now Y0r!s .tune H. lIootlt px-
pvcts IN return hero In August II, fulfill lis
engagements.
JOHN N'cCif.ouuN
will return to tho United Suites fit August.
IN THE HOUSE uF CustsfuNa,
by NJ, urtlcr of tho tlay fur goa,g into co,.,.
mtttee Oh tic LatIa lii, the SPEAKER ruled
Bcrernl amendments nut of nr,lcr. After
fur lolirs' frultless discussion On n nnt!o,,
TINT t!le Speaker leave tho Chalr, tho House
wont into Committee. whcn prugrcss was re-
l,0rtGtl, mid thu tlehRte adjour,Ic,l.
1.1,l1TiSu AMENDMENTS ri TIL: LAND ntt.l.
Tho Standard snys: "ln consequence Of
the Ercat nulnhur Ut amendments to tho
Land bill, nf which notice ilatl bccn given,
arrangenlants nrc mHklux a,nong members Of
Parliament generally favorable 10 tho bill
fur linftng tl,e amendments to those coi,sitl-
cred essential"
, 1881-05-27

heah. sho nsso read tho t.tle-paso Of a volume
which tho Doctor took from hls pocket Other
nxperin1cnts with cohrAe print wcto equally
succeasful. but sue was unable TO rendt nuo
print.
Dr.. Heard calls tho faculty trancovoyanoe,
aud thinks It tnay 10 loveloped to such deRrco
That tho person Rlftnd With It can read er1lro
ppagc" page or e. ordinary print held nansnss tho fore.
in tho trnncovoyant stato saYs that an
cieetrio light scatned to 10 thrn~n forward from
sho, hnck uf tho brain Upon tho object
held upon .hor forehead. illuminating II
and cnat,iinR hnr to SEQ 1t distinctly. A further
study Of this curlDus power OF reading Without
eyca will no s,nant bn Of great valuo 10 the do.
yel0pMcnt Of tho still rutlfsncntary Nctenco OF
hrait. MI! nsrss action. Buch departments "a
those II Dr. iteord arc henvy hlows 1t
tho theories Of tho matnrinltsts who claim
that u! mental action Is I. physical phenoneron
depending on tho organs Of sensation. What
Egrto Eg1!nt when tho "yes nro praes'ealty hlinded1
ths brain Yulte independents Of tho orsnna of
sight. which Under CERTAIN rnro conditions
Comes tntt play, What IN 1t that eoeA without
the nid of. optic ncryo Of. rot'na7 Itoro 10 \
question which npene a wide and interesting
Held for speculation,
, 1881-05-27
OBITUARY..



a meeting of members Of tho Bar was hold
In the United States Circuit Court room yes-
tcrtlay afternoon 10 talso action in reiaronce
tn tho death Of Judge EbcnezcE Peck. Among
those PRESENT were Judges Dr,Immond, BIod.
gett, Trumbull, Williams, Van Higgins,
Wilson, and Lawrence; John N. Jowett,
Cyrus Dontfey, Burton e. Cook, Augustus
11orrinRtoll, s. C. Judd, John paYson, Rob-
crt llervey, corytton ueckwith, Thomaa
floync, e. D. 1los1nez, d. l.. liouRh, John N.
Darkcr, W. II. King, John Woodbridge,
Samuel Ashton. George Campbell, John II.
fhotnpSnn,. Norman Williams, W. G. Qoudy,
The gathering was called to order by Judge
Lawrence, m wllUse motion Judge Drum.
tiond took tho chair. Mr. John N. 1awatt Was
chosen Secretary.
committee on resolutions. Tho motion was
MFfcca to. and tho Chntr nnmcti McssrA. Cook,
Trt1lnbttal. ttuyne. Lawrence, and Dcokwith,
Judge Lnwrcnce moved tho appointment OF
committee OF HeseH to attend tho funeral a.
representatives Of tho l3at, expecting, howover,
rs II mntter Of c0tirso that there would bo a
larger number prcsent,-tll0so seyen to wear sha
ordinary signs nr mourning.
The motion WIS aarcctl 10. and tho following
wtra i1eei9nAtcst: Judge Catorl. Van II. Higgins
". H.. King, F.. N. Will!nr}s Leonard BWolt.
CyrtiB llcntIey. and 1thn N. Jcwttt.
Sir. Cnnk shid tho Aonth OF JuJgu Peck was ID
recent thnt no 0rc had COMO tn Tho meeting pro.
tho lneu!bers af tho liar inrnforenee to It; and
10 resuluttonB hMtl bcen rrcparcd. He thoFe.
f9ro tntsreti to adjourn until p. III. Monday.
Tha mutton wnS agreed to,
, 1881-05-27

TIFF rArE1t-TAS TO llE ABOLISHED.
PANls, Mny 2D.--Tho Budget Eonlliitteo
alld tho Government layo agreed to abolish
tho paper-tax, yielding annually 15,0o0,000
frnllcS.
COMMERCIAL T1lEATY COMMISSIONERS.
The French Commissioners appointed to
negotiate n trcaty Of commerce with Eli
glaud have started for London.
4 NEW COIN.
LONDON, May 2G.-Tho DULY Nclrs says
now coin Ia being struck iu Frnnce for pres
cntntlon to tho Monetary Conference OIL Its
reAssGmbting. 1t Is composed Of gold and
silver III equal proportions, alld Is to circulate
as d 5-frano piece.
FAILURE.
Tho Paris correspondent of tho Ttmcs re-
ports tile failure OF Van lsaaito, the Dutch
diamond merchant, with 8,000,000 francs ac-
cGptAnces, mostly 1Iell BY Paris bankers,
WHO bought thom without the guarantee Of
ltltlorsers.
CHEAP ENOUGH.
pAIl1s, May 20.-Tho l3udgat Committee Of
the Chntlbar Of Deputfes report tic cost OF
tho Tunls Expedition not to exceed II, 000, 600
francs.
, 1881-05-27

A.; Mc1fenzse, Hamilton, Ont; ". Woods
.ns, % nlnsna"pto,, nlssn"'a; oA' N. T. III !asi fsaak
M!!l,saa. ,2tt ,i2,strots Mtah, Devot!onAi Mea.ifr
ltolertson aiaun ion, W.; sir. Wsiiiarn T. iinlj,
lnd!nMnpo,it. 1fid.: Str. Z. ". Turner. siilwai-
kcc. WI: : Mr. j.. e. Huntington, Minneapolis,
international t;otnmlttee Ilrrlrt-M+ Il. Croat,y,
Grand teEttls, Mich; a. y. Morgan, rotcrsburR,
": Wtlllam McAtpln, Clncinnatt: Watts DO
n. j.. !. e. Thomson, Quebec; l.. V. Dodge,
i}ctta. Ky.
i. W. *harlor* Portland, No.; J. r. licIfanslIne,
Shainnkln. t'a: Il. II. Fttz4cEald, Marion. Ala,
J. IT, titics. Washington, u. G.; q. G. Hunting.
tntt, Denver, Colo.
l!c*oluttnnt-H. DeminH, 1loston. Mass; j. II.
DeietMuKh, burlington. In; A!loH Fo'Rcr, Con.
, 1881-05-27

INDIANA 1I0AlEOPATII9.
Special ufsp41tsA to 1At CAttaaa grtbuna,

INDIANA 1IoAlEOPAT1I9.
Special Ufspatsa to 1A< CAttaaa 7rtbsns.
1SnIAyArpI.lE, Int. April eG.-'rha 6tatA
Association of Homeopathic Physicians con-
tlnued Its session t0-iay. with Increased at
tendance. Or. ". II. Thomas, Of Elkhart,
reported for tho bureau of Gynlecology, md
DR.. q. 6. lsuntMcls followed with puper on
+" Tile Operat1on for Lncerntel perinRiilum."
The report on chemical and psychological
medicine WINS submitted by DR., S, C. Whiting.
Of LII Porto. Or. +. l.. Davis, OF Evansville,
read piper on cl,clnicnt medicine. DR.. w.
l.. HrcyfnglG, Chairman Of the B0nrd Of Cen-
s0rs, presented tllo nRIngs Of Mrs.
Ellen +. Rogers. of pendleto1l, and J.
X. 1llldretl, Ut Windfatl, for member
ship, which were subsequently granted.
Dr. Campbell, Of st. Louis. spoke on tho con-
dlton Of homeopathy Ill that city. Papers
were read by Dr. q. W. Dowen, giving NJ &C.
count Ut surgical case; BY ". H. Eltlar, ot
Terrc Iautc, on "Fntal Poisoning by Sane
t0,1inc Lozengcs"; by i. ". Hunter ot
Wabash, o, "Our Public Schools; Are They
Worth What rlley C0st?''; by W. L. Bray
fogle. on "Tl,u Position of tho Regular Prac
tIce," w!Itu.l tic Institute Endorsed in full
Tho report OF tho Bureau Of Sanitary Science
ard Public IIygEeno WINS submitted by Dr..
l,ramstrup, Of Vlncenncs, who also
G'to t o bSnss ssase % Dr. n2 T. + nans ass,e 81 1s q
diantpol's, read papor on Drugs Va Publia
liealth."
Thu following oiNeers wero o1ocsed: prcsi-
dent. G, u. Fahncsttek, Lafayette; Ftrat Vice.
President, Il. +. French. Indianapolis; 6ceond,
". r. l1ranstrup. Vtncennas; SECRETARY, N. T,
ltunnols, ludinnapo'is; Cunslrs. W. L. Btey-
f1Yte ut New Albany, W. X Elder ot Terro
IlAnlc, c. 7. Gorltss OF 1ndanhpolte, T. L. pay1
nf Eynnsvil!o,, ". II. Thomas If E!khart, Ths
following chalrm0n Ut bureaus, Committees,
a,aa !s!vxatss were srnontSa; A}r1nKenaeat,;,
q Indianapolis; linrea..s, Epdemtcs, A. E: Johns,
MarluN;., 9ynuonfoEy. G. 4. FAhncttook, L.
porte; Ci!uiGal Medicines, 4. Q. Hunter, VIII
bash; uisenaes at Chitdrof,, zImr lIockott, All.
.lersnn: Matcrln MetlloH. @. O. Ling. ltcnssolaoFl
OphthoinIoioxy ard DlotoKy, Y. Il. Armstrong,
,ilanspolis; S1ras5y, Il. a; oi,ert1, 1a1l.i OF.
Partridge. HDnth l}end; g. v. Bowen. Fort
Wayne; W. II. Armstrong. LAfayottoi y. II
l3rRNstrup. yiuccnnes; J. Il. Haynes lrdlan-
Homeopathy, W. l.. Elder. Terrn llautp; ]. ..
George, FElnklin; 7. Z. Hunter, WabllAh. nnto-
Eate to .hs Hho stato aoS,oty. ]. Z, goo9h!ll,
ipnsxCaer. tennMttteu nu Legislation. h, T.
Ituuucls, u, F. French, and ]. 4. Cronpton.
, 1881-05-27

Aid. Tecyoy, Ut tho Ntuth Ward, was tho VIC
lin lust night OF a canniballsttu assniAnt who
successfully Rnt away with tho major hnif ot
tho Atiermah's loft auricuinr npMnduuc.
or In osilar worsls "took tho car" Whu tho
blondthirsty and tlost1 hungry nssafant was
could not 10 1cnrnei. THO story, 10 fur M
could 10 got ut m carly hour thIs
morning, goes to tho effect thnt NJ
at,out oulook Aid. peevoy. accompanied
by tho vol. known John Clarity, tnok II cstrria4o
and drove to tho house OF u we-knuwn prosti-
tuto on Wabash nvcnuo. There the two nlcn
rciunlnnl for some minutes. and when
they oatne out Pecvcy WIS minus
theaforesatl worry useful organ which all Ills llfo
he hns carried for ttHo and bcMuty ult TIM loft
sldo Ut tho hcnl. Whether tho bt,s.g was ho,lc
by one OF the wnnlel In tho house. Or whethor
une pf tho thrGo non who werr seen to oE,prgo
shortly after peoyoy and Clarity eutered Is re-
spotls,btu for tho aifulr IL something which no
felluw was ah!u to tin'l out. However,,
the two rc1nsered tto carrlane and drove raiIt!-
--lcoyoy entering i!rst with bis binds 10 hts
heAd mid OArrlty following buhlnd CAREFUL
y sarrns 5 SoSs H. ows w Af a Tsse psee.s: III
orXAn wis seweu IN. though those was ito posi-,
bIiity Ut its growing Into snapa J., and I'd
ajafy isS'f fespe''sS sS eas o's tho e Aasrma
fSsy as y q as % Ry R q ss f @ .S:e, n
clo,l Ieteis, he knted ''as though hi ha!l
baun run Through sausnRa- tlachine"
whn uu9ht TO know as Inst thu
thn9 for which pocvoy bus bcen lookII,g.-..not
expecting, hut llltgGntly courtli.u. Hardly n
week h.is pnBsc4 sincc DO WIS itista!tcl liz Il
tnolnl,er Ut tin cntn.aun C.a,nctl that has nut
soun tho doughty lousey Involved In some
thHt not moro than three waoks Mg0 1T, ln.,ir-
nnnt hl,hbatd administered to reeyey q cAstlxa-
inunt ut correction. Now tltut h!s loft enr has
tnken unl, itselt winRa nnu liow,f away, tho
MAJ, and Councilman lrly Kcu 1T to- lot up. Or,
III Rtrpnt nnrlIucu III 4tCtlcU80 the fAckGt."
, 1881-05-27

AN EDITOR SENTENCED.
BERLIN, Alay 2U.-Tho Frn1hfhrter Eel
tltnu Inns aRaln been prosecuted for dlsre-
spGet 10 Ilslnarok, and its editor sentenced
to one months Imprisonment.
FAvoH.A1lI.E 70 HAMBURG,
LONDON, May 2i-A Dcrlft, correspondent
says lle learns that tho convention incor-
purating Hamburg III tlla Xollyercln WIS
signe4 Thursday gu basis favorable to
hamburg.
Won nBTTIclIElt.
BERLIN, May 70 ,--TI,o ncti0n OF baron yon
BUtttellar, SECRETARY OF tlls lsclchstag, yes
tertlay, during Lilo debate OIL lierr lllol,ter's
resolution rolatlye to tic Inclusion ut Hmm.
burg and the Lower Etbe tn Tho Xa1lverefn alid
In quilting tho House, 1t is UNDERSTOOD. WIS
taken by Prince Dlsnlarck's Instructions, uc
corulnx 10 MI agreement previously nrriva'l
at by n scorot sitting Of the 3undesratll. Tho
difficulties of tic Hamburg Commissioners
haya beom Increased by reports received at
I,erlln ot tie excltod state of public opinion
In Hamburg III regard to tho customs Ques.
lOu.
, 1881-05-27
TIE EAST,


THE TUtc0-UNEEK CONVENTION.
ATHENS, May @'..-1t fs asserted that tho
Government Inns decided to nssilme tho re-
sponstbflity Of rattfylng tho boundary COLI
yun!fon with Turkey without conyoking tile
Chamber,
uSFouNpEn.
soF1A. May aa-The statement TINT tho
Bulgarian Government Ind arrested tx-Atih-
lister karayal0H alNl proclaimed martial luw
In lsustcluls, Wldden, and TIrnova, Is un-
founded.
MoIlE ATHEISTS OF "LEA0CEns."
CoHsTANTISorLE, May u.-DervTscl
Pasllt, tho Turkish Commander, has arrested
tho Albanian Governor 0f prlsrend, md al
,nDst NIL the other Chiefs of tho Albanian
League.
T1tE I.ErnEsKNrAr1vEa IIERE OF THE row.
Els
natlc urgent petition to Conmoun.lonr0s, the
Greek Premier, to induce him to settl I'M
lncdata Instructions to tho Greek Minister Mt
Constantinopto authorizing him TO sign tho
special convention, between Turkey aslli
Grcecc Of tic cetlctl territory. Premier
Commentaries replied TINT 1t will probably
bo necessary to summon the Chamber of
Deputies before signing tho convention.
THE TURKISH nupGEr
shows t!cilcit uf 1000. 600 Turkish pounds,
caused by warilke preparations.
Will. MAXI: no oIljEcTloN.
LONDON, A(Ay nG.-Tho Athens correspond
ent OF the Standard says: "prcnliur
Cournount1ouros has assured ,nu that ho will
not make any objections IN the signing Of 4
special convention with Turkey"
, 1881-05-27
At KEDKttlts IN.

Epft3a1 DtFFdEtH ID 1hd E&1tiV0 IF1bNNE.
KEoKuIi, Ja., May e0.-A fire broke out ill
tito 1Anschutz Hrcwery building Mt i 40 y. III.
tolay, niid III less tI,an ollu hour ti,u property
was wholly destroyed. Tho loss will amount
to about S1u,0o0; Insured In tho I1a,ntnrg
Company. II. w. liDthcrt tluent, f0r $4tNU. Thu
brewery Is sutne llstAncs frCm tho ctty,0n tho
river GIutr. anu hnfneu tho ongnes ctIlh ro,,ca
the pnce tho tire had gnttsil Btct start that 1t
wus simply Impossible 10 control tho 1laules.
, 1881-05-27
=. rost out a Hcretioal Preacher,
u 'r. Will Disfranohise Their
Ministry.
!. r,Itor Imprisoned n Month for Dis
- respect to tho Tyrant bls'
marck.
, a,,ciap Premier Will Aid In q
!" p,acesble Adjustment Of His
Quarrel.
rr1E FREE CHURCH.


4 HARD NIT f,,ls IT ETY., ~ c'eAen.
inspos, MaS - .,,.'",,.s,nr w e1 ,,n anso ~
-, At Edinburgh, DISCUSSING ta'o ease u
ts ~ Robertson Smith De'oIe lAe
sryrna1 ASSEMBLY Of TIE seotch f''@'
e,lui's.' ,' - ,,ra T., rooo,,.
u3. "Tlefc '''S w. "~ ,,o,' % ;,,.nn,a fooi'
taes which aas p.",'n. -. ova Ill, an, stro,,o
hrs Of rrscIl!Menl w ~ .1,,,a - saa,,i,.tas,
nihusiaS1n Oh llo u1''o ,o,,,,.t,, ,Ino;nr,n'.
depted BY t''e ue'lc'n, IT,, % ~ aafo ~ n',.n,
tA!tno longer e,,'. n,'.a,. ,,,.t ' 1,rof sn,t.i,
aseols ior 'ho on" a.,. Il, ~, ~ I,,r nnis
hcald continue ~ -" t."st ,,u,t ~ s,ni,,, -, IL.
tes, dill hol uepi,I ,,, l., -
hlF. 1t lheFeA9 , na''. Nv
orot1f ~ ''h nt..M.snw s..n.,. ,,t,, us - =, ~ ~
Twas slEeS ,.1 ~ % nnS s t1'is - to,,,, ,u ,u".
Ne1eo III f!".' w. ,,aIIns ~ hnna TINT l,rnf
laptA III .'t' '",.,t,',,t pl 49, .,.,rr,. ! 1,nt
fu|th nl,en' W. 't ,n.'",t -, ros,r,, tt,t,n
lklie'e i'o ''oea ~. Iii ,,a "hi,,-nI - t,i,o
Issmu's lae.e," .'a,i,.,,i,v ~ .,Ivin,, ,,rncti.
% lsel ae 's'p" 1...,, a,,,,.mro f,r 4 .fow ~
ulshee' ~ III ',,a., S" ,tt,n, r, a ,,,,t,o,, n
Ghssv~, nas II, h' Iii, In ,1,ar,ssod tn.,nor.
ah e1iees' ",au' ,u,, ria u,",inn nro,neca r.
nv llhass.."sn s.,,.,, ~ Tro,n % h.s ch,ir mt Il, IL
ruoSe ise.. I's ~ ''."H''" ~
as neat'll'su ~ ,,,e err, u.,,n,.
eos!'". n .,,ls ia hn,tn~..i II In IN
In 'h1eMs''' ~ ,'r.,, In, ,,,,.. a. ot,.1t
pte7e1' ~ e"se .,.,, l. ,,,, ~. .v,,ont.,,,,,
oa's 's',apa ,s!' 1,rnf um,I,,, viii In ne,,-
ha oe'o'e 'o', ,,,,I, @ f,'r,,, ,,i ror,,tnri,,
te'eo VI ',e =. " .s., ~. ,nn,,,, t,,r,nt,iat.,,
GepoNht "HSH !i'' o''t. "" 'y
, 1881-05-27

plrrsuul.o, Pa, Slay @-4tt tie morning
session Ut tho General Assembly Of tho
UN!ted Presbyterian Church, d. ", canson,
Ut Rurgettstow., Pa, was electe.l Moderator
f0r the ensuing ytar. Cara0n fs III favor of
the rupoal ut the old church.ns!lse rule. aud
tho election IL eoi!sldoru4 y9utury fur ula
conservatives, represented by Carsun.
This pWsbyteryo Of Sun Francisco reported
tllut tho wurk anong TIC Chillese Is pro-
grcsalng fayorably.
West Missouri presbytcry asked that tho
Bihu SONGS In tho now muslc.b0ok bo net
cXclsl1ell from church worship.
Other rel,arts show tint wl.ilu tho Church
IL y Z stal!dslll. y y stu iol4lnK Its qw''.
tlxG4l ~ hext rlHCu OF 1nuetllH, thD tIne tho
fourth Wednesday OF May.
\ paper III "Qbsurya0e0 ct tho Babbath.'
nrYes Congscs: =. abo!lsh Internal postal
uncu or tho l.ortl's llay,
~ tl0 ,ilRht Aesaiu,i Il MGtnnrlal Waa road tor
q rcl,teltntAl pgtuGriioh Vt tho organization Ut
thc Associated Reform tftsbY4erlan Church,
'u..d Il GU.n,ltttuO Was 9pHtlHtel Tor the QHE.
pUaN pf lARktllg arrangements,
, 1881-05-27
uNDEl, THE WHEELS.

SF3fE1 1F3pQ1FH 10 3HS EHltHsp 1Ft0HHss
MINIATURES, May N.-Ju,n Len!Iy, n
brakeman OIL tho ChIcago, Milwaukee Il st.
Pull ltuad, I'LL OLD nnd rulaGlo cnpluy6 Of tho
road, full trunl his tnlIn Ut IN curly hour this
mDrlilug and was 1r'khtlul!y uIahKlut, oytnx ih.
atnntly.
nANylLLE, Ill, blAy .I.--4t notorious character
ut This attY, commonly ktl0Wn ls unc- Arm
J0hptiy, whO GuElu twenty yGMru lKt hutl hfa arm
pl,t lit in tho WNoaah HAUL, yxas this aftelnUnn
run overly u Ioet,l,,nt!ys nj tho chtcngn Eust-
urn Illinois, ,l!l hull xitn legs rnt uI lust below
thu knee. lilo lived but u few lu!nukea. llo
WIS drunk.
, 1881-05-27

CLEyELAxp, o., May ai-*rho Young
afen's Christian Association International
Convention resumed Its session this morh-
lug. Aftsrn stlors pra!se-servlcc, i. d. San-
ford, Ut Massachusetts, delivered III address
ull tht. ul!lce mud wnrk Of u State Secretary.
This u.ldrsss was followed l,y general dis
uuxsiutl. ~ u u'eiuck devotional scrViop VIVA
hold. after which Il. !. purler Ut massachusetts.
lual Il paper vi tho qualification aud wOrk VI Il
rrekl1oIl " n Young slen'a Christian AssocIR.
tlon. lhls alaa olteltal discussion.
THO prrstent thsn ulllluunEel tho following
BtAnaiuN Gulhullttee4 for tho ensuing your:
lIuaiutss-J. llnwarl Seal, PHILADELPHIA, PA.;
Chutlcs Z. uuuu, Fr,uoct9u EU4lcgo; J.
, 1881-05-27
ttTraucevoyancc.H

- RfW 5NFk 7T1ElHf -
S0mo Interesting sti1lliitu exparfmcnts deIn-
nrstTnttu9 tho truth Ut thH disputed phuua,uv,la
1t clalrv0yaucc hsyo rccons!y been nude ~ l,r.
u iaiy, tGo wIio 1t q lecturer. on ,nus.
inerisiu.. 4 first experiment failed. hut On
!. second trinl tho lady. whuse cScs wcrv coy
10 p,.iut, accurately c4rus drawn ut raIl'sn frE,
u park aud held by eha Doctor uuou her &uru-
, 1881-05-27

not favnr the STEPS tnken l,y tho Jews IN
England relative tp thu condition Of tlllse IN
!snssIn, nn'f '[rprrratc my intervention on
thy tnTt ut Enenn,t ns ln.!lt, calculated to r.
tn1yl pruMfscl reforms III their bclIntt Il,
lklsyin.
, 1881-05-27

HHAST AND EAItS+
Cry oF MExtco, Afny a,.-'ll,c Grant con-
tract I,as lcen approved by tho Senate.
Grant a1Mi Ent!s 1envo fOr the United Status
Tonight ulld will sail Tomorrow for New
OflGuils
, 1881-05-27

NVItTlIERN l'IIESFGTEsIklANS.
DcrFAt.o, May 91.-Ih tic General ABscEI-
bly, resolution concerning the opium trndc
why 0pposef BY Dr. U'l,rle,l, Ut San Jas6,
Cal. as NJ attnck o,l the Chinese, and 1t was
finally defeated.
TllU question 0f tho use OF fernicntetl wine
NJ tho celebration Ut tho i+orls supper vas
left tH tho Church EGsslons tu dcterniIuo whht
WIN brGad aJld what was wlnt.
:. Tho report Of tho Committee condemulng
rojyEainy WnB ndoptc1.
, 1881-05-27
SPAIN.


MADn1n, Nlay ai-Thore was n Rrcat pro-
cesSiu,l Of students loro te-tlay lii honor 0f
tic poet Calaeroil. II travcrsetl about 0i,c-
third .Df tho city. An immense crowd Wit
messed tho procession.
, 1881-05-27
SMALLPOX,

CLEVELAND, O., MAy s9-A,noug th9 party Of
cmigrnnts who arrived lust night was a Qormap
woman suffering from snall-pox. She arrived
In Now York blont1ny on tho stua1ncr Vandalla.
The party stop hure, aud It IL feared that others
Ut tlem havo been lnluGt0u.
, 1881-05-27
DROWNED.

spseta4 Dspaseh ia 1As Chicago 1ttbGns+
DAay1l.,l:, ILL.,, May a.-tarnMt, u llyear-
old sOil Ut Capt. Clarks0M. willis fishing lit
sla na1sh fork vt tlis place this Afternoon, fell
tu tho WAter Aall wan Ar0wuvI.
, 1881-05-27
DECATUR. I'LL.
Epketa4 Di1pdteh to 7ha CAtcdp Tribune,

spZttH U1bdtth To 7h1 CAtta00 7Ft6NNe
DECATUR, ILL.,, Mny o.-The members Of
Dcannanolr Coinn,aalery, No. Q, Knights
Tunplar, their families nnd invited friends.
observed AEconslon.nay at tho Fair. Grounds
tu-!lny by participating In Il grand basket pEct1lc
and hy appropriate religious curctnonlca, cu:i-
Luctad by Dir knight ur. i}ayies.
, 1881-05-27

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 2d.--rresltlcnt
Porter, Of Yale College, llsus decided to hers
after ,sse the Revised Testament Mt chapel.
The city Congregational ministers nro divided ~
IL whethcr they ahal! hiring tllu rnvtsinn into
!nmeslI9tt tise. They will bold u surlcs OF tnact-
!uK4 anu discuss tho revision chuptcr by uapter.
, 1881-05-27

FIRE AND LOIS OF L1FE.
PHILADELPHIA, Ia., Nny :.0-Tlo steamer
'rrpplc, lRtlvl. with fruit from Janhalea, was
damaged by lrn thls morning u tho HtHount Of
elh,uN. lusurtt4. Two VI tho CROW w9su burned
to deAth.