davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21

"AMER1KAs STU WISE" Under det-
ia namn bildade for femtio ar sedan
sju man en- f6rening Cincinnati. De
sammankommo hvarje ar till en- fest.
F6rsta gangen de samlades innesloto
de en- mahognylada en- butelj win.
och denna ldda hade de med sig hvar.
je gang de NOTES. Den siste af dem
skulle dricka vinet, da de andra voro
d0da. Vid den sista fest, som delta
sallskap h6ll, var doktor j. L. Waiter
ensam till stades, men ALT var berak:
ma It for sju-stolar, tallrikar, mat
och dryck. Han br6t nu upp ladan
och drack vinet SAINT klingade med
ALA de andra. Den IA Januari dog
den siste wise.
FARAN AF ATT MALA SIG. En- pa.
risare, SO ar gammal, f6rlofvade sig
med en- 1s.&rig ficka. Genom att far.
ga hzr och skagg SAINT mala ansigtet
eftlr konstens regler f6rstod han dock
att f6ryngra sig So mycket, att skilna.
den alder mellan honom och hans ut.
korade icke var sardeles pSfallande.
Vid. ,f6rlofningskalaset fick han, So.
som sed ar, af svarmodern lof att kys.
sa sin fastm6, och han begagnade sig
ocksa grundligt af tillatelsen. En-
knahund, som var ,vittne till de kar.
leksbetygelser hans herskarinna slo'
| sade pa fastmannen, blef SO betagen
| narrower, att han vanskapligt slicka.
de herrns ansigte och handler. Nasta
dag fck ..Delle'' krampryckningar och
| dog nagra timmar darefter. Afven
fastm6n sjuknade under betankliga
symptomer. De hastigt tillkallade Ia.
karne konstaterade enstammigt. att
| sjukdomsfaIlen harr6rde fran f0rgift'
ming med de farger och vatskor. hyar-
med fastmannen fdryngrade sig. DEN
unga ftckan ar utan fara, men det be.
ter, att hennes karlek betankligt
syalnat. se.s;s lej sj5.s ,ss r. ss;
Dem F6RsTA TRYcKTA BIBEL, 80
yidt man vet, saldes nyligen London
tf6r; go kronor. Den inneh6lls en-
dast gamla testamentet och var tryckt
lmed r6rliga stilar af Gutenberg ar
II<S2
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21
Billiga tidnin&ar.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd.
MING och SVENSKA TRIBU
MEN erhhllas bada for 1895
ett dr., da remuneration gtref
direkt antingen 4 detta ellel
Svenska Tribunens kOntOr
Chicago. Illinois.
PIONEER-PRESS (den week.
li9a). Oller FARMERS UNION
n MINNEAPOLIS WEEK.
LIZ TRIBUNE (tillika med
president Garfields pOrtra TIL.
erhAIles tillsammans med
STATS TIDNINGEN for delta
ar for $500, som b6ra insiin'
das 1 f6rskOtt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21

A. B. tran Centre City fragar l:o
Hvad kostar hiljett fran St. Paul till
Evansville.
go Hvem Dor jag wanda mig till
for att fa nedsatt pris till att bese
land.
10 Biliettpriserna kan nj ia veta
pa narmaste jernvagskontor lika latt
som vi.
20 For .bilietter boz
man wanda sig till Chas. E. Furness
landcommissioner, St. Paul. Man kar
gerna skrifya till honom pa svenska
ty han har bitrade SON lasa svenska
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21

LET. framIsanti fragar: Hyar kan
man erhalla homestead.land som ar
bevaxt med "pine" (tallskog)?
I Cass, Carlton, Aitkin. Pine och
Kanabec counties, nord6stra delen at
staten. Bast ar att wanda sig till
u. 8. land Office | Duluth eller St.
Cloud.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21
Fr8gor och sVar.,

D. H.framLaCrosse fragar Pa hvil-
ken plats kan man erhalla homestead
land med skog och prarie.
I Marshall och Kittson counties kan
sSdant erhallas irSn 8 till 10 mil 6ster
ON iernbanan. Biljett fran st. Paul
till Hallock och tillbaka kostar Sl9,
ON man anmaler sig hos Chas.E a.
Furness landcommissioner i St. Paul,
I'm broschyr som beskrifver delta land
pa svenska, kan erhallas pa delta
kontQr.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21
V&IsR Raa.allffsts4


..:'.';. ~ !. :. 80 ks.t V&ra agent
& Hltssa ss,Sssa. Ssslss9 ~. Be- tas seahas s.
!, Weherson. White Roek, s.
A. Peterson, Cannon Fails e 9 ssS3S5
NJ St6holm, Hastings, Dakosa =. sSss5 ss3
~ Hlyaqists d. Peter, Nioollet
John Webster, Norseland, s g
Z. Stem, Be,nadotte, 8 -. e e E:sgss
WIN. Videen, Moorhead, glsyE q = <$sS;ss
Lars Hunter, Stark r = O., Ghfssgo -
IohnE. Peterson, Centre City, s.. ss ss: -
John Carlson, Bush Cit, .. Z. 81
LIZ. hgerwsll, Taylors Fa1A, IS
y. s. s.Arnqnist, Ch;sago City, .sStsisss1 3 5
Gouldberg & Anderson, Cambridge, Isanil f:sca
-Nels sandell,, Jordan, Scott tcounty.. :
j; JOIN & pshiberg Coss 81 s.. Ksndi1ohi 1os g g.
REalsrRERngRN at EFT bret kostar eudase
locents, utom 9 cts. postporto, och u hvar3e
sa onskas. En "Money order" d 6fveasn !.
gande &16, kostar 10 cents III 3a,Ff'E' 81
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21
Bref fran fOlket.
Big Stone / Mars 1881
Rel. af MINI. Stats 7Idning:

Rel. of MINI. Stats 7Idning:
Nagrs ord fran denna plats torde
m6jligen intressera nagon af edra la
sa1e, So mycket mera som, savidt jag
vet, ingen kerrespondens harifran
varit synlig eder tidning, hvilken
alltid hos oss ar en- karkommen gast.
Jag hoppas att denna langa och traki'
"a winter, som afsparradt nastan all
Communication farmarne emellan, nu
taeit slit slutliga farval. Har Annas
manga svenskar fran aldre och nyare
hitayttning, och ALA hafva de det
Ranska bra hvad den ekonomiska STALL
ningen betraffar. men den omstandig-
heten g6r sig dock gallande har som
annorstades att vi arc for manga ung.
karlar t6rhsllande till fifckorna, och
det ar ensamheten som g6r lifvet sd
besvarligt TOR oss farmaregossar. En-
ooh AMMAN har dock tagit mod till sig
och h6rtsig ON efter en- foljeslager.
ska genom lifvet, men ''nota bene"
det ar fs6 godt ON Evas d6ttrar har,
utan daa on sadan yarelse en- eller an.
nan gang visar sig har. frestas man
nastan att tro att man beanner sig
ansiate mot ansigte med en- uppen.
barelse fran en- frammande yerld,
Nu pA#sn It'd hafya Vi ej ems yagat
rikta vsra tankar at detta hall at
fruktan att tnagon oreda skulie upp'
: stx vsra .hiernkontor, )" ty Vi hafva
haft en- AMMAN Vigtig SAX = bane, ,ha M
ligen organiseringen af vart county
odl, sasom en- fold darat valjandet
nj county -smbe betsman. Delta Or en
!. \ eanska M kinkia uppgift, ds def az en
Rink SAX att. en- smassa storh eter alltid
dyianlp,p,,, !: i som o. q aaro hungriga efte1
.soa ice, 4. i. cob det ar min Sam 81 g
81 latt ATT komma pk det klara med hyill;
| III som aro de baste. We 'hoppas doct
attde;ritta arovalda ooh d5ribland 81
s norman, som utvaldes till .'treasu
rer,' ooh yilken ar en- Saf countiet'
ss ii 6rsta sett flare. art settlement
belsgeti ilangt q yester atnjjnte
q ilock don lon at ligga mid mid
emellan tysnne jernyaaar som lop'
I u So ~ Ind 81 81 nngefi NIL ifrdl
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21

Polycarpus fran st. James fragar
Hur skall man hindra eller afvanja
hons fran att alta sina agg?
Fyll halfva aggskalar med het gr6t,
fast ihop dem, sh att de SO ut som cit
helt agg och gif dem till de mar
gangna h6nsen.
En- van som just nu ar pa besok
vart sanktum, rekommenderar att
blanda arsenik grdten, sasom ett an
nu sakrare medel, fast vi ej villa re
kommendera en- SO kraftig atgard.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21

o. o. fran Morris fragar: Be-
stammer lagen huI stor betalning ell
Ter procent, en- arkitekt skall hafva
for det han uppgor ritning till etthus
Nej. det beror pa enskild 6fverens
kommelse, och ON sadan icke cores,
far On jury bestamma hvad arbe
tet ar vardt, enligt bruket l den trakt
dar det ar utfOrdt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21

A. S. fran Kerkhooan fragar: MAI
skall arbetet begynnas pa D. G. l.. F.
r. B.
Vet icke hyilken bana nj menar.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21

81 - -
s.* vara asenter
d. =, sanbosrn, "a WISH. kve. g., Minneapolis.
r. n IAnberg, isl q. tn Str, g. Paul.
Chas. Rknan, l8i 3. nh iitS5ttr., Bte Paul.
]. a. Lagessttr6m, Kast Union, Carver Co.
Philip o. johnson, Watertown /
Peter Nelson. Carver, Is ~" I
Nels II. Holm, Grove City, Meeker :.
Rengt Hanson, Mtohfeld, -
%. A5giund, Daseel,
p. Il, ,Thnstsnsoaas Cokss1s 2o..S,aggaan %figaa !"
Ola Xron, Evansville
N. D. Anderson, Evansville
s.1. Carlson, Wlllnnar, Kandiyom
John Kron, Alexandris, " :.
a. Blom, Ortonyille. Big Stone
A; Al 2. Kaatssen, Pelican Rapds' Otter TALL g.
Mis- Nilsson, saored Heart, Renville county.
John II. Befgtr6m, Muxdook p o., Swift Co.
n. N. Stone, Kerkhoren, Swift county.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21
10000. $1,000. $4,000.
Understod for enkor och faderl0sa barn. =,

UndoTStOd lot 0nKOr OCH lauerIOsd U1Il.
sTIIE MINNESOTA SCANDINAVIAN RELIEF AssOClATlOMn
9. % SNN ooh fahs ndna
alder Minnesota
Hva medeu
MN kanhm
h SIN
uppyninsar su
wzRurp 1drss:B Box Mnn NaHHs3k
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
3w6Iftss 2apiteI.
Bier Sabre tpdter.

SIN Wonat Wdrj bss Sabrss 1893,
ODER, I'M nit Der Spra4e Der bamaIiaen
3sit ju rsben, i'm Wonate WentoIe .risn
Sabrss fran56Fi&er Rspublit srIisb bas
neunte Battalion Der Greipi1issn bonn
Sura bic Stabt @renoble, no basIsIbe
felt einsm Sabre In @arniion s~sfanben
batte, un6 rnari9irte nod 2pon, UNI BON
6a NIT Der Rbsinarmse nd 5u ptrbinben.
Webr oils cine Stunbe bor benz ab.
marble beS 1ataiQions ,uaren bic Quar-.
tierma&er nit Der Worbnt abeereisL INN
auf Der erjten Station fir bic Antuaft Der
fruppsn Aass in Bereti&aft 3u balt.n.
3wei tun9e Ser8eanten tparen benz Sc.
ta&ement b~oraneeeilt, UNI a1ein etuas
freier plauoern az f6nnen, unb fe lisben
I'D II ibrem Iei&ten unb i&nsllen S&ritte
gar ni&t aufbalten 6ur@ 6as @emi9t
tbres raebr nit patronen ais Hlei6unass
Hidden ansefd1ten 9orniFers, ibrer ebenio
bef&werten patrontal&e Hnb bss plum.
pen GoHmibsewebres. weI&ss na4ldlR9 In
ibren armen bling.
81 eS Dir ni&t au& 70 ME mir, Ser.
reol9 i'd u.etns, bas @epdd apf uaeinem
Rddsn udre mir nod nj. 70 I.i&t porss.
iomuen, ME beute.~
.Wir III ss au& 10, uaein tbsurer Sbo.
mas! unb bas fommt 6aber, neil mir
bei6e, Der cine ME Der anbere, baran ben.
ten. bab ieber S4ritt, ben mir portpdrts
MAIDEN. uns Der Ssimatb ndber brinst.~
Die 2sier ,psr6en uniern 6slbsn In iei-
ner Uniform OILS @renabisr.S erseant tuobI
i9oa erfannt baden. Was ieinen @,ieQ-
i@after betrift 10 uar bies 9bomas Sc.
BIRD. ben mir bti ben oIpmpii&en Spielen
In 10 bsmerfehswsrtbsr Role baben auf.
trsten eeiebsn.
.GrsiIi&," srpisberte 9bomas, ndbern
mir uns Der 1simatb, aber mir tosr6tn
ni&t bur& bic Seimatb fommen; ober
ou, mir t0nntsn bic grlaubniB Ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
BUR 8ea6tuna.

sBarnuns !-Gst SI Or. ausuR a6niaB Samburssr
sami!tsa; M'sntssa iaait, Iast SgS scr SWsn aVOisdsr
u. %. Jdsm, samit Str Mot iurt fat'6t Wa4dsmpH.
zen kttrpgtn ptrptt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
beln
2eiben brs peibli6sn @ei9le4ts.

Cine alaiSe Samburs.r Tropfeu tOatt so
Cts, finf Ulai&tn 81. Ditltlbsn fnb Ia iebsr
Mpetbtft ~ baben sbtr psrssn bel BtftQunsta
BON ni1t psniser ais IS, mad Gmsfaus 6ss
Setroass, foaenfrei perianst. Wan abrtliu
n. Ooseter & Co.,
Baltimore, He.
, 1881-04-10

t5u uFHt0 E11hoEIc LHtoN
According to promise. we publish IT. this week s
Onion tho name of olE informant ii: the state
mcut we recently maue regarding Jn.ncs Steph-
ems. as may be seen frou the nppGt,ded letter.
our authority was none other than tl,., Rev. Law
renee Wulsh. Of Waterbury, Conn.,. tile National
Treasurer Of the Irish Land Ieul;ae Of the
United States:
WATERBURY, Coma. March &c. lss1.--To the
Edftur Ut the CGtl0lic UHinn: find Ii necessary
to state that conveyed the Information 70 tho
Rev. Father Crouin regarding Mr. .lnlneS Steph-
ems. did not intend that it should lie used for
publication. hut Father C:pnin. sc,:inK the eff
forts made TO give nut the imprcssi.n thut Mr.
Stephens WIS in Paris to help n1'ng tte Irish
cause, thought it necessary and !ruper to do
whit he could to expose what hit Will presumed
was Il vast Iraud up0n our penple- TN the night
Of Dec II, being ia Paterson, n. j., one OK Mr.
PArueil's tntimute friends requested inc to write
to him TT put him On his guard ngainst said
Stephens, stating that private detective had
been whitening for over two weeks aud fund
him quite frequently ca!l!H. on the English Con-
sui in New Iurk. Tue sa:tc Information was
given still Inter to other parties. On investient-
ing the mu1tcr tuore closely f'n:i it to be the
common opinion that my informant wis de-
ceIved- LAWE3EG: WALSH
, 1881-04-10

Constable George Hartman Yesterday arrested
a man named John S. Wilson on warrant for
perjury sworn out before Justice Brown by John
tburchbouse- Tho caEe came about i'll rather
singular way. severacnon1ils ago. Churchhou5e,
Who was at one time butter for Mr.. Marshall
Eield, ld started II saloon on Cot;a=e Grove avenue:
as savings. about Sl.UD0, were not quite sutf-
clent to pay for tile outfit go he ran In debt TO
tae extent Of about 500. Soon after this
1e bad occasion to visit NeW York. and
be turned bis saloon over to tho Tempo
INrg cnre OF Wilson before taking. bis
departure. But Wilson. he ciai.ns+ induced
nim to give bill Of sale for the stock. mixing
MIN believe, for he was ignorant OF such mat
.efs. that this would be necessary, although
1ase mere WIS no money consideration attuched-
1Then, not long after Chnrchhouse reached New
1ork- he says TINT Wilson wrote him letter
eGaty;lng 1t would be unsafe for him 10 return to
S1a1cngo. as the detectives were on hfs track for
s1 ne debt be had contracted, and Churchhonse,
VIM apnears to be somewhat simple minded,
5!tehla!ned In New York from fear OF the officers
9%eantime ii. ": Kerwin, the Iiquor-dealcr, at
saened 4s! some Of the saloon stock on the debt.
sna 1 Wilson got It back writ Of replcvtn, and
ESQ ESQ got JUDGMENT Of <13 agninst kerwin
3of damages The attachment suit had been
brought against Churchhouse- but Wilson had
1eleated it by showing the bill Of sale, and
swearing that the stock VAS now his Dur now
, 1881-04-10

in your command us will insure the proper md
rigid cnfol cement Of tue ordinance referred
to, and YIN will recommend thut the
licenses uf NIL saloonkeepers III your
district. who harbor minors Or dSscaa:ahlc
people be revoked. See to it that every oi!iccf
und patrotn,nn in your command does his duty
n this respect. for 1t is proposed to hold tbs
Cnptuins personally responsible for gsjd order
and the proper enforcement OF tho laws III their
respective precincts
Pursuant to this or1ler and with creditable
promptncss Capt. Buckley, OF the l1nrrisl
Street Station, stnrted ont Il squad Of men hist
evening, under the guidance Of Scr-t. Duffy,
to visit the cuncert-snloons and sit:'ilar dives
aud arrest ult lisordcrly. drunk. xnd disrcputa-
bic persons nnj a|l minors found therein. As
may easily bc imagined the result wis tho ar
rest 0f twenty-five nr more pIrS0uS. some nl
thrtn minors. The 1ncn nave been instructed
BY the Captain to observe the above order to the
letter, and IN case minors are foNnd ut these
places to run in the propricsors us we'll rs the
young people. This policy is to he maintained
indeHnitiv. or until such time as tie sight Of 4
1uinor will be rare me in the concert halls
along Clurl ntld Stute streets.
, 1881-04-10
THAT TAX-LIST.
nr. HesinE RcnesTs the Charge of Corr
rup1lQn AwniMst tho ~ tInter-OceAM.,3

1Ir. TIesfnr Rcnegvs the Charge of Cor
ruprion Against tho ~ 4Inter-Occan.',
The TRIBUNE published yesterday letter
from Dir. 4. c. Iteslng. printed In. tho Stca!s-
ZcituHg, in which he stntcd that Mr. Palmer,
then OF tho Inter- Ocea'l, hud asked him to use
his Influence with County Treasurer Miller to
get the printing Of the tax-iist for the Inter-
Ocean, which he did: and that subsequently
when tho Grand Jury were investigating the
subject he kept his mouth shut, although he
could have sent Alessrs. Palmer and Nixon to
JUL: ,,-,,,,
Penn Nixon published in yesterdays Inter-
.. The charge of ~. c. Hesing that bribed any
one to give the tnx-llst to the Inter- Ocean Is
fnlse in every particular. had nothing what
ever to do With SECURING the tay-list from
Buffalo Miller: never spike +, Mr. Miller, nor
Mr.. IlcsIng, nor to any Of their friends, to in-
duce the publication OF the ta1-list III tho Inter-
Oceu1.- at that time was simply au enlpoyeof
the Inter -OccdH, and my business entirely in
the office. Tho position of business ,lrn,,ager
was held BY another person. It Mr: HestnR'
knows anything about tho Inter- Ocean he must
know thar was not even s,ockholdcr in tho
company. The malice OF Sir. Hesug III making
tho charge is so apparent rs to almost carry the
answer Withit. The comments Of the Inter Uccan
on the result Of Mr. I1csin@s prominence In tho
late compaign were nude without personal feel
iuC ngalnst him, but tn give voice tn n feeling
Tint was prevalent among the Republicans Of
Chicago"
A reporter of The TRIBUNE met Mr.. Hcsrng
yesterday and nsked him about Mr.. Nixou's
letter. Said Mr. IIesing: '' Mr. Nixon draws the
COMING cor MI 10 me ne Tor tho purpose If ~ "'~'N
GETTING THE COUNTY PE1NTISG,
though I did mention MIR. Palmer But at tho
time when tho investigation by the Grand Jury
took pl,cc. Mr.. Nixon And Mr.. Palmer both saw
lie aud tried to use my Influence tu squcIcn the
thing til the Grand Jury room aud 10 shut up
tho witnesses, and also begged OF ME not to say
anything myself in ease should
1,o I
then whether Mr.. Nixon was the manager, or
whether he WIS tho editor. or whether he wins
one Of the clerks in the connting-roou but I
inferred that he had something to do with the
puying Of tho money and received the benefit OF.
the printing, rs otherwise lie would not
have been so Interested. 1t you look ut Mr..
Eixon'a card you will see there is denial IN it
OF the charge thnr tho Inter- Ocean people we're
engaged in q corrupt TRANSACTION which would
have consigned them to Jail for violation OF
the criminal statutes beartng on the mutter.
He does not deny my chnrge that tho
printing Was obtained by corruption: that his
concern subsisted on that printing, and would
baye become dofunct without tr.''
How Is it, Mr. lleslng, about the inslnuatton
that you ,Eeic secretly working against Clark!"
alt is hardly worth while to say one word In
answer to that. Generally on such occasions
when work very hard back my opinion. and
backcd it this time with thou-
sand dollars, which lost
, 1881-04-10
PAYING HIS DEBTS.

| The Result of fsettfn" the Wrong Way.
| Some time before the election plucky Re
| publican of tho Sixteenth Wurd named Joe Toff
] n,u.ic bet with Il Democrat OF that ward named
Joe Adler that by o'clock of the evening OF
April Mayor Harrison would be buried out Of
sight under Republican inujorty OF 500, No
money was 10 change hands on the result. tho
simple conditions OF tho wager being that the
loser should, rs penalty, drive tho winner In u
whcclbarrow to II point in tho ward ut least Il
quarter Of mile distuut- 1t is pern:tps unnec-
cssnIy to stale that tho Republican majority
upon the day mentioned felt somewhat short Of
the figure upon which Sir. Totr had bct, aud that
he thus bccarne liable to pay, the penalty. This
he did in very handsome style yesterday after
noon.
The residence OF Mr. Adler, the gentleman who
ns it had become well known in the nciehbar
hood that the whccibarrow net was to be begun
there nt4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon crowd
10 enjoy the run. And here it 'nuy be reluarked
TINT tho preparations which MI Ton made for
hnvi,g the atfnir go otf with proper tcat utterly
ctI;sed the effort in Similar direction made by
the CIyuourn avenue Democrats who lost Il SONG
what Similar let on the Indiana election lust
fall: That unfortunate provided only an Italian
while Mr.. rotf had Il brass band OF twelve pieces
on hand: The wheeloarruw in which Mr. Adler
white anu blue, aud II tlozen Republican voters
were on hand with handsome American banners
to give tho proceedings Il National flavor. Ole
Of Carter's eagles, too. bud been borrowed from
bis Honor, and IN express wagon hNd teen
handsomely ornnmentel with patriotic draper
les for his accommodation.
Atil few minutes after o'clock Mr.. Adter-n
gentleman of some 80 pounds wcight-rnntch bis
appearance upon tue scene, aud. atuid the
plauiits OF the immense crowd, took his seat,
upon the whecibarsov. Mr.. Toll threw Il rope
SHOULDERS, took hold of the handles,
and ordered the procession under wny- Tho
band struck up "liail Columbia tho eagle
tho barrow started on its journey. At
last Nurth avenue Was reached, Gnd a stnppaEc
wus had Mt Mutt Young's sa!oon where all halds
drank to Mir. At|l"r, MIR. Toll, Carter Harrison.
and Carter Iiarrlsor's eagle, which bird did not
enjoy tho proceedings in tho lcust. 1ustead Of
stunding up in dignifed manner, rs oecosncs
the King Of birds he persisted in spreading him
self in Ii crouchir1g attitude nlE over the dry
goods box which had been arranged us his throne,
and III iiappinE his wings So energcticAEy that 1t
took twu men to hold him; nnd instead OF keep
Ing his beul1 closed rs royal bird should, he
opened 1t wlde and kept his. tongue showed out
at full length. which gllve him the appearance
Of Il thirsty turkey cock.
After ten minutes had been spent at fonnr's
the party walked along tn Bill Elser's, where,
after much additional bccrnR nt1d cheering. II
broke IN, unl the crowd. which had enjoyed tho
joke Immensely, gradually dispersed
, 1881-04-10

james a,,Khu WIS tined SIS and costs yester-
day: by Justice Arnd for an unprovokcd US
sault upon Mr. Michael Brand On the night o1
election. The occurrence happened on North
Clark street.
Miss Jones, a schoo1tnarm. living at No. S2e5
West washington street, was assaulted ycstcr-
day morning On West jackson street, near Cen
trc avenue. by two young thugs named Thomas
Burns and John Anderson, who snatched
from her Il pockctbooE continuing
about $1O0 in cash. Mr: james
Dempsey, who lives at the corner OF West ladl-
son and Ann streets. snw the robbery. md Civ
ing chase succeeded in capturing both Of the
young men. The pockctbook was found on
Burns person. They are locked up at the West
Madison Street Station.
james Callahan WIS arrested yesterday at tho
corner Of Western Avenue and Monroe street hy
Officer II. C. Scott for alleged cruelty to his
horse. tits said thar Callahan had tied rope
around the beasts neck and head and was at
tempting to drug it and the wagon. too, In ahlt
manner. Mr. o. l.. Dudley. OF the Humane So
clcly, shot the horse, and will prosecute the man
before Justice Walsh.