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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25

SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. 81, 1881
ARRIVED.
French war steamer Magicenne, from yorktown.
Ireuch DnmOnt 'Urville, Il ON Yorktown.
steamer Arizona (Br), Murray, Liverpool Oct 10 and
Queenstown 49, with mdse and passengers TO Williams IL
tiuiOn.
steamer Maabar lBrl, Edwards, Iloo Aug o. Singapore
R Point de Gale 49, Alden Sept o. Suez H. Port Said "a and
Gibraltar O. with 10 order; vessel TO Seager Bros.
Steamer st Johns, Yorktown.
PIetro lta Schan0, Iraee az days In ballast 10
Punch, Edge q Co.
sUNsEr-wnd at Sandy Hook. moderate Sc; foggy. AT
City Island light, WI raining.
CLEARED.
steamer Wyoming Brl Rgby, Liverpool via Queenstown.
Williams & Guon.
steamer sybla Obi, Martin st John NIB seager Broa
steamer Andes DBL Gladwin Jacmel P0rtau Prince Aux
Caves, etc. PIN. FOrwood x Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25
DISEASES
OF the
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The of the SYSTEM its power over life
and direct bearing which has on human happiness
thoroughly recognized: Its and the danger OF Oyeaxng
intense mental application or by the ex
cessve Indulgence of the appettes and propenses are
consideration When the nervous SYSTEM
sderanged 1T absolutely necessary to promptly seek a
who, for long series OF years. has do
voted his whole time and this study and who
from experience and practice has learned 10 discover a
ing painfully slow seeking for the truth 50 common 20
he and annoying TO the patient who very
naturally wants TO without delay what Is the matter,
the extent the arrangement the probabilities OF recupera
ton and the time required. =,
II the brain has BECOME exhausted by intense mental app
only its strength by being properly fed and nousned
by the Of certain systematic methods LUIS rhe
same with the that preside organic hfe The
value OF this branch OF medical practice can scarcely %
for reaches marriage the peretaton OF FANNY
names securing OF hereditary titles and the retention OF
estates in the family. 49,
From long large experience in this direction have
been alb - command the thankful appre.
caton Of some Of families the city and Nation and
can that pertains to the Of
every Of the and the means OF re
covering powers whether OF BRAIN appetite propensity OF
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25

ard liver regulator in the world insuTes sound stomach
good digestion pure blood and perfect nerve action sold BY
an druggsts Dr. Holman attendance daily from m
AZ the tompanys Offices No. 7l4 Broadway Consultation and
advice free. Reception rooms for ladies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25

DYsENTERY, DIAkRIIEA,
cured and prevented
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
DIPfITHERIA, INFLUENZA,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULTY BREATHING
relieved In few minutes
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25
YsOWEL COMPLAINTS.

Looseness Darrhea Cholera Morbus painful discharges
from the bowels stopped in fifteen twenty minutes D
taking Railways Ready Relief congestion or inamma
on weaknessor asstude will follow the use OF the H.
Relief so cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25

Dr. Railways Regulating Pills.
tseles elegantly coated for the cure
orders stomach. Liver. Bowels kidneys Bladder.
digestion Dyspepsia Biliou,ness Bilious Fever innamms
ton Bowels Piles and all derange nent OF the Inter
nal Viscera. Warranted 10 effect positive Cure.
RAILWAYS PILLS
will the from all the abOvenamed disorders
25 cents box. Soldby druggists.
RADWAY & CO.. 81 WARREN-ST. NJ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25

Five cases of smallpox were reported to the Health
Department yesterday.
The Warren Court of Inquiry was in session again
yesterday. Its deliberations will probably continue
for fortnight
In the suit of w. +. G.. Shanks against Joseph
Hart and Lewis L. Post the defendants on Satur-
day. made O motion before Justice Cullen, in the
, 1881-04-09

C4rrtspotHtlltt Asp York 1rttHgt- -.
When you Wish to GAY at tao snsidoaca M q o. e.!
Gs GashS JAZZ ~ ~ H ls y9 r. vt xn t. - n
most pacps III tho North. That would nut 10 =
sails Or comfortable Undertaking hero. fou
t,ruccct, ueuaily uu horseback, to tho "yar1'
lst1l:d In front Of the houAu and shout "llAl.
lool" YUu arc answered at once BY chorus o.
yol ike Wild lau.sis hungry for tholr proy. ~
you contemplate thelr Huor1uuuS size. taott
ilumhur, pnd evident tfcroclty. you 6nFsat4late
Yourself on bpnK on h0gsobnok. About the
timu when YOU begtn to- wonder Mhothoe you
WI lonr be safe eysa 10 tbat poaa9n. e ene man @
"Gtiod morn!ngl Won't 70 'llKhtf''. You mon.
tu!ly anBwer, "Npt Just ytt," aud your host
walks dawn tho path toward you making 5e-
marks about tho weather, or some such an!las
tuplu ~ he culncs on: When 10 r9ache3 the Rata
W snys tpers'ys!y .ms .M1y Ea,e a,1v ,ontIn e
disappointed but resigned t1y II sAylnX to tnem-
sqIvra, "ucttcE luck sou0 time; wo shall cAe
him yet y, You now allxbt, and you were not ex-
l,rotDd to do 10 Ut any carl,er staxo OF The pro-
Thc host now says "come in," and you walk
90. Arrived Ut the porch, Of "HslleIy y T. ,.9 y
callcd hnEu. the host says &gain Come ta'" n9t
yul, do not II, FL. It would hu ial'hTci to enter
Ut ouce. 81 you ltnGer on the cutlery, stl!l con:
vorxtuR, for q ullhutD Or tWo. ana youE trstH ~;
a1i theii yOu K0 1T. 'sIn tho old times" ~ Peq
tIs suy betg, to hnyo Eaio " oico 70 Rantssa
junF. Without calling frurn tho outside Of ~
yard, null recelyinY an Invitation from E!tnla
the hUuSF.wpuld have been rcxlru6d as eylasn@
liz evening. nnd wGilid have exposed ihe yisto!
t0 chaucs ot Y greeting fro!N shotgun. a.
prcasnt tho dogs nso usually, sapP&o, taa
phIef tourGb OF AunKer,
, 1881-04-09
SCOTT'S ADDITION AGAIN,
III the Editor Of T7A Chtcaqo Irilnlns.

CHICAGO, April 6.-The following icttcr Is sent
In BY country correspondent, who asks the
vhluo OF tho property tharelu offered. Tho
communication Il evidently one OF dozens struck
otr on some duplicating coItrivahco to simulate
copied letter. II is practically al printed. ex-
cept s1ate, nnsuo Ut atnles taiassachusetts, Cou-
nccttcut, lthodo Islant), md tho signature.
ThIg Is one OF tho swlndtes praCtfccd By par
ties In outstdo cities, unti tho suIndle charged to
o,ir account. This has caused our reai- estate
transactions to ho Cntscd and ehuunrd by many
outBidori.. -.
Now that wa sceu entering upon a nav era OF
ndvAncla1 values tho old HAsnos will be playe j,
and tho enycrncsa for a profit to be made
by our wonderful prosperity will bring fresh
v,ctltns. consider II duty to wMrn tho public
Of such fs:suds Y as come to ny knowledge ,.,.
III IL "a swamp va nIneiccn On mics from tho Court
House, whcrt luna wDnld bo aeor at sSs an acre.
These lots Hrc laid OF unets-six to On acre. the
such trado md take si0o cosninlssion ou i sale
of about 37's cents, worth Of property 4 stu stu
pcndous. ON.
Penn PArEsr AaEsoY,, NASH 4 Co., MAx-
AaEHs 1D soyr,t SEGoSp sTAEkT !e1gsr @ FLoon
aront has. received tho Following otter fot The
Iylanl 20 your patent, which wu submit foryour
nouleyard addition Y Chicago. ~, situate On
Sns TO- saa vaue SeS q 'ea 1 .spss @
seni0d dry aud level, ie usual slzo ot city lots
ranty decd VII 10 K!ven, end abstract q titIe
furnsshcd, duly ccEtlticd, showing tho lot free
HnS ess e fem 's fSm Fl snse %e
" oil say property anywhere around CbfeaEo IL
Rive your Invention astsrt, aud help 10 much i
making other sAcs. o. well NJ cnhancc tho value
r1mutns1ttf thrfftnrS. give
, 1881-04-09
A. G. 1IESING,
THE ITO" AND THE TAS~1IsT~-W11AT lie
CQUl,D HAVE HAlD.

+, coul.p HAVE sAlD.
Mfr. A. G. IIcsinr rcpi,p,I III Il lotter In ycstcr-
diva Staats zeu,i,,o 10 tho various attacks, d.
rect aud Indirect, which havo neon made upoa
rnnnine or borus. and editorial attacks, Mo
says: ~.
tho VIZ n ,sa ws!s ,q ,;ar @ osaM sfaS.
eeGton y n1noss m ~"
ino ,,. ~ TX H. n.,Snr thnp III" in,
presslo,, my not w. IT, al!wGa " 70 f e. aoFo1a u
pretty Eisln What !ies o. tas oasis OF !q1sv "
i,eks Thn !er Gea - IT, 9rg1n ot !Sna S,n; 4;
Eggtts ann e; ,tnat ~ nv ia irns ,IonIni
no,aiaatiop non a % se spring; M si wises 10 avoaxo
sef faE ths ND tor the 1f s pct sanat.
atS snaas s,oo. 3no iIss r. i,IrS,a ~ a ,S Sta ~
nyn9 w ty SuouaE,. "" H1, ~ 1 ,,Gss
wh!Sa ns1 :" p.9 a9 HI ~ III a nx the
trouehprous staying away FROM Ito :polla Of hs
sreclH! triai'tis. H. -. no,r - T., ,.,,,,,, r,
0rntttMde .lnes not anpeaT 10 &c virtGo ,, o.
p,a1sor p s,at NJ timU wou mo II viz WI baroy
llngeEag nlong from aaF u nay. ann nMG war ..r
is bead. Postmaster Palmer came I,9,, e ne H
at,9 aplor%Sa % W. ] ~ !oro Toosr.r W1se ~ nvc ~ ~, "
Itss:iSsan !as psin!i@2 q @ IL ts5:llst; - x:
Peoples Mrty with ille teast tnatefneas; tnat
wcht y wurk ana talke 10 ataets an1 thAt W. tn9
1,sT .Hn nser ~ 9 III tiraI jury invessretcd
tue HtvtnY 81 tals pr!atMg aoaa 'nE a. tnnH1e
a!thuu2h c1Hll hRrp sot,t auessfs. ratn9r t ama
Ntxon ~ !gi t9r xeW , ~ s s,has ey sdn ~ hat
!Hs !ax.isst prlninF waisa il -: thon brought ~
Inter UcfuM $Uu0. But tor thn 1t would not
now exist"
, 1881-04-09
THE NINTH WARD.

THOSE ALLEOkD FLEcTlpN FRAUDS.
THE TRIBUNE ycsterday morning annouccd
that irEouulartics on the part Of certain clec-
tion Judges had been complained Of. Fartlcu.
1nrly w,ts this tho caso with tho Ninth wnnl. and
h,oru particularly still with tho Second Precinct
ri that wnrtt II i,clrg said that Mr. II. r. Enith.
who was tho Republican challenger for
that procinct. could q tato untold In tho
premises, q TRIBUNE representative yestcsLuy
called upon tho gentleman and asked him what
smiti, M answered 10 70 .nis tecot: II" haS tccn. M
aid was ready ~ nuke ~ Aitiduylt ~ tho fact
t0s sr% nns, srsy =, s. 4. ,.sto s9t tG, sSx@r @
passeJ ti,oin i, l,, lelt ~ windnw tho Judges
Ind ti,on thrown them On do ,atn,r:
so usas eo es o sffS II So o a q
ensc In particular was where cnlured man haH
handed Z, Z tuwn @ ana si!y sIsket. H. ,h!s casc
tho .pIty Ticket and thrown it out Of The
winasow " .s md thsn sn,,.p put ths town s!eks,
sevcral times, hut that ho WIS threatened 10
hnsu :a hcnd put nn him'' for Interfering. 20
ss @ bues !. wst % ssa wt4g fsa s st a % s
seicsisi. a M E s"s tdsr worS "a q 1t ,Ss Sec"na
waited twlce. and that John lteed. tho pnllcotnnt,
wl,o was HkGd br him !smfti,) 10 aErt.at taasyoy,
ssss 1osapS to o epaSeaa SS ~ ss sssS nd no
interfercd because be wns II Harrison Mali.
., THE JUDGES DENY.
,Mr. Moll fatty and elnpbg.tcaliy danIed tho
bnilot offered Mt tho Eecond Precinct polls inst
1n1AIuy was nut in tho btx: that oycn nll
voters I'll lnaknK the neecssury ai1IdavlL Clpt.
kgnuedy nnd Mr. Charles C9liius hnd been In
YOU voachea for uppor * yoiyrs 3 wtoss 1a .amos ns
till NIT nppenr IN the rcRistcr, scvernl OF the
leuvus Of which hnd been turn out before cleo.
d01.dAy by autne unknown hand. When II
| came to counting tho ballots at night scveral
that werc nut n,imberotl- l-supposcd to huvc becn
theEa blanks tbvro wcro fulIyas many on cue
| side ah On the other.
Sir. Cocn and Mt. McAllcn were eguatty c,n..
and frrcspcctiyeo Of this, thure IL mitch Testimony
| 70 Ahow that Mr.. Smith ts utterly mlataken In
| his statements. and that the Judges were not
| guilty Of my misdcods whatever.
, 1881-04-09
THE PANEL GAME.

4 German, onty recently arrived In tho coun'
try, whoso natuo remans Y seurot. chiefly On 10.
co,lgt OF IT. lcugtb, With Detective Aulstslu ot
CputraI Station, entered complaint at Central
Sutton yesterday OF having been robbed Of
sou cush In a notorious "pausl house ut No.
SIT Clark stroot. Lieut.. .Curslor aud the
tlcteestyu nude T. descent upon tha house
anu CIara Connors. neither Of whou, The grGou.
nurn rUc0llsoto! having Hpou before. nl0ue ln
tho house. The keeper OF tho house, together
Immediately afteE tieir yictin's departure. .Alud
werc nowhere to 10 found ln ths ytainlty. Tho
house bus hccons Freat annoyaacn 20 tho po.
UntorIn9 complaint Of his cash having heel1
stt'len. Alnolt oypfy room n .he hoHse % - ~ sn!.
wall, through which tho th0fts ase oo!nnlIted.
, 1881-04-09
MATT CARPENTER,


Ilia Remains Roach Here To-day.
The delexatfou FROM Milwaukee,, which Is to
roct t,,c ~ t,o at Il rTrItnd STATE. uo,a
sos .,a.e Nv ~ aee o.apes nenA-
s.tst t."ip. y, .'1 ILL ~. .,"us wy "
.. n.'., ,,as, ..m'n ~ ,,n no on!eHHo 'iAAeo "
Oh taut Iaiiroad al s:U yestetday AFTERNOON.
striving III this city, at tho Grand Pacific Hotel,
ut o'clock. Tho ticlcopiiou numbers hbout
sixty. Tho statp Renatn n rcnrcsnnfcd hv Rona.
80 t,..,,.,. 80 ,ts"1s... 80 Es,. ~ rs s.a
e'Is l.nhkn. or sianito"oo; hel4oy. OF ufoen
Aays burroughs. 0l 1tadlsnu; Van 6chalok. OF
Milwaukee,; Md Simpson. Of Milwaukee.
Tha t.nnmtttcu fran tta ifot,ee :" "a
aa,,,o,os - nan...,atots.,,. - - 1iersso,,.a
ool'posea u lep1csentatVGa e. y. S'ef fetflogc'
OF Hcavcr Dntn: Mort Field. OF Hacinot J. D.
Bullock. Of Johnsou's Creek; W. A.. Stanley,
Keuvh. Tho ielcrntio,, frnn, sfIiwnuknC. roi,-
ruHehtin9 tho oiiy III inrve. IN connose AZ Messfs
1ohn 4. fiNyfrieh. ii. ". Iiasuitnn. =. j. Hnir'
4. i. t,niins. an.S 4. Andrews. Hov. Wiliinn H.
Smith r. with fto nnrtr ne L mr. Far. thn lam.
liz nfyscisr. WIN nttGt,tic,f knnafnr CNrnetfcr
liz Iii iasE tnomonts, Tho milwaukee, Dsr. tho
ThafnivsF m G.ntr4rnHrcc thn rnmMnn Conn.
Iii. and fhn sfnretiantss XssnnInfinn
nrc wni rrnrrscntnd aiming tho nun.
her i,ninr 1tiflSc Drnr. Rar rnuef n. ntT.
on. Horace Chnse. II. 4. D,d1c. John VI. Cusy.
Ii. ]. iiaun1rnrtnnr. ii. C. Pawn, Il. II. Auatit1.
Z. Eha,,nni. e. hntis,,oii. lain r. Eirhnr. I}Nnrns
II. MSrer. NJ. l.. polmnr i. 4. Mailnrv h. Vanes,
,lnhn;fhorsan. Erni1n Dn1,in. Il. i. Safcomt. ana
, 1881-04-09
All His Fortune Gone.

A year agu William Gross,nan was homeless
man, who trAyarsDd all over .Hetks County, ana
InugsWamp TuWuahtp. Latter he fajr!y Eevvled t9
wealth. hnY!ny becouie heir 70 S:So9 asd Msea 60
!qxu1ousty sor thy: TS,a1y ao u foaaeea e
isnds, and furniture having, a!a Disappeared.
TEo last uot ot his short business eAreer, suok
ehts city. Hvrv wns s.d under the hammer VI!
that Unsstnau had cft of tho foseliao Hhsch h4a
10 suddenly eo.nc 70 hin urossnnan stil! iSss M ~
past yuas. Hs originally nOught tho property ior
$4,2l[, but everything IL changed Then tue
rooms aonlnIt,sd handsome furntturH. and lross-
p,li,p aIaa his wifo had un thelf tnnie y c<Stly
service. 4 co,illnou storv box, 1t IA said, now
, 1881-04-09
MINOR CRIMINAL ITEMS,

EdWRrl Cole, tue man who p'ltored cfuoHx
and Masunle emblem frotn George Elton. the
undertaken, ot No. 80 Third avenue. was held to
the Crimlual Court yesterday by Justice Wallace
IN bonds Of eatD. Tho articles In question were
valued nj nbout to. nnd weEG ornaments bcloug~
Ing t0 one Ut Mr. Etnn'H htaEacs.
t,ewts lsruoo, II yours Ut NRo, was looked up at
tho Wc4t N1dlsun Street Station last oyenlng "
ut15cots Held and Stanton, who charge alm WILD
Dnrwin b. Zehiotf, No. "a West Congress
stroer, during the at'sence OF the fuIntly Thurs-
day Afternot,fl. Auo,tt go worth Of si!vorwaro
mud clothing was stolen. Bruce !s saia 10 have
boon seen loailn2 ubout tho psoMtses prior to me
n1lrulnrY. = - = =. -
, 1881-04-09

DA. @. PRnRiA, U. 8. A., Is nt tho Tnoihc.
G. +. CLARK, Of Montrcnl, Ia ut tho Sherman.
q. D. M1LLElt, Of New York, Is at tho Hhor-
man.
@. HENRY, Of Rockford, H., is at the shor-
svuAnr AopsoS and daughter arc at tho
patmcr.
IL. +. BERRY, OF Milwaukee, ID at tho
MATT crinx, of Saltwater, 1tlnn., is at tho
Hhcrmau. ~.
II. ". Knyks, Postmaster OF Madison, Wis. Ia
at tho Pacific. -,
,T,rE Detroit Iollcr Polo Club, numbering ton,
arc at tho raultc.
STANLEY PLvMAE,t Of Washington, IL regis-
tcrod at tho Pacllc. :
hin. AND MRs. II. J, ltoppIs, Of Dallas. Tex.,
are ut tho Sherman.
UNITED STATES SENATOR N. II. TELt.xR, OF
Colorado, II at tho PaclGc.
q, D. QuAcKgxnusu, and family, Of Salon,
Mass., uro at tho Trcmout.
Ggs, i. F. WILLIAMSON, Land Commissioner,
WashIn9tna, II ut tho Palmer,
SAMUEL II. PIEIsor, Of rho "Lceiou OF Aonor "
combination, ts at tho fremont
". II. TsLronp, ". u. Sullivan. and G. NJ,
Yates, Of Sun Francisco, arc at tho paci1c.
l.. u. JACKSON, Chief Engiuoer OF tho wabaah,
st. Louis & Pacific Hailrosd. ID ut the Palmer.
II. ]. ADAMS, OF New York, and a pnvty OF
leu, ou route for san franolsco, arc ut tho IRE
Eu0ns. .
PaAsk N. SAITH, Geueral Purchasing Agent
q the ;Sia ;htsihason. Topeka Santa F6 a'soSd' ID
Of tic Wabash 1t. Louis i paclo isaiisoad, and
H parss1 snpetantends9 q sne Wsss,n
HullrONu. ara / chB FAIfuCr.
, 1881-04-09

serves for tablo, and 0rossman sleeps on tho
hNre floor behind the stove, On receiving tho
Inheritance from his father In Germany, ha at
nnce tsotlRht horse anil buggy for $iO0 and con-
Nearly ttozen n1tmaIs wcru In bis stable ut one
lime and hRf y dozen earringcs wcrd on hand
N wnigtl hu could ride nhont at ease. Frcquent
household goods was bought 9roaemau. did
not desire to enjoy bIa wealth ntonc, and mar.
as ufosstnau. and stlll lives with him. 0tbss-
man lost most 0f bis money by unfortunate
8ppculntlons In hornottsh.
, 1881-04-09

l,osroS, A1ass., April s.-suven persons
lost their lives by II collision Of schooncrs
near Cape Co,l at midnight on "Wednesday.
Tho N. II. Skinner was running down the
Cape before n strong wind, n.,tl her Captain
selling II vessel a!lcnd OF him viii, ITO lights.
supposed she WAS heating the satno way as
himself. WIicil he found aho was l,rnding
Ds a a yesseIs e cao % seeter s3 wt iesrf
crush. III two minutes the Frrh brown
sank with her Captain, A1ate, tic AInto's wife.
three children, mud II seaman. Ono sailor
was BNyeu.
, 1881-04-09
SIN PERSONS DROWNED,

SIN PERSONS DROWNED.
VNEYAnn HAVEN. April s.-'rhe schools
er N. II. Skinner WIS In collision with tho
schooner Fred Brown OIL tho 9Th Inst. Tho
latter sank Immediately. Nicholas Jeremiah,
q seaman, wns tho only person saved. .FliU
Captain, mate md wife and three children
Wgfp drowned.
, 1881-04-09

TUr
:, Tho C1mnittcc suagosir tho .!nrncs nf n; K.
i. II. Sinson. j. If. dole. Frr W. inck. Norman
=. tinssettr, 1rnrun sc,ulcr, md Mtcllnci
kceity, mud thntr ruf'urt WIN ooneirrcI IN.
Mayor Harrison tIoliIr added. ...
After authorizing these gentlemen tn flil vn-
ennuIes In tho Executive Committee, tho tncGt.
Ing adjourned subject tn tho Gull Ur tho Chair.
, 1881-04-09
THE FOURTH WARD,

. 4 nfscUssfOS or TIL: PRIMARY SYSTEM.
Tho Young Mems Republican Club OF the
Fourth Ward met iast avening Ia Ar1nory Hail,
1ndann nveluc. nenr Thlrtieth street. Prcsdont
Hanecy occupied tho chnlr.
Or motion uI Col. D. +. Lvermorc, tho Chair
was instructed 10 appoint cotnnittcc OF nlnc,
ono from each rrccIuot and one mt large. to 70.
port Mt tho next meeting list OF officers for tho
ons,tug etx months. Tho following gcntiemon
woro appointed to Horvo on this Committee:
pho g. Do1ss, "; o. l'iss9r. r; J; y: nroekxsy,
Waiiuse Ds Wolf. j. iiuxhit;, +. +. Gorton.
Mr.. Wtllctt said he saw yt. Drnke und Mr.
Jansen. two successful candidates, 70 tho hall,
rum a III the,u. Tic t sentieme i weso aacd for 6ut
thought iIoy would rathar whit Tor "suro
SsSp 'ss shsa sasS ios IL said
ss;sa sa ssa s Is Rss pf L is Ss b s H.
subject. a respectable q ihe Fourthw ard vas,
tuore hadnlways bcen ".skuldugxerr'' prhcticcd
tbat tue friends of candidates bud bcen in tho
habit 0f runnlrK ii Dolnoerats 9nd other rou9hs
xs fca G lfs So paFsa Il o a
hc hopcd tho Club would lnitIate tho movement
by taking some action |n the promises.
STEPHEN a. DOUGLAS, Jis., e.
suIl no did not thoroughly understand our pri.
rnnry system. At ona time he bad Thought y
very stu,p!c. but In practice he ha.l found It
very con,pilealet!. It ilppeared to MIN thnt m
WuM primaries. mud Il looked AZ though tho
Something WINS wrong somewhere, ho wns con-
yincol. Tie Repnhiieanss 3 hnd d, nnt shown the y,
rualixo tho Immense Importance of these ptt.
| mnty clecuons. Upon thGna hinged tho result
| ot 1l.e sleetlon which followed taoH, and tle
and CITY should bo brought to thla sMbjeot,
With u ylaw Of seeing Whethor o., mt thcy could
| InNke the primary what It should be.-thp fully
and fnirly oppressed fceitng Of tho people.
backed w by their votes. THIS subject way
w0rth Whllo thinking Ut and discussing With
| their fellow -Ncpuhlicnns and nnlyhDors..
County Attorney W!llott saio ho had given
| the primary system Il good deal Of Thought. He
ps.tuInrf syssGni! "as tip s.pas aaI prot y,t
, 1881-04-09
A RAILROAD COLLISION.

Toronto. April IA collision occurred
on tho Northern Railway this morning Ie-
tween Darrie nnd Allandalc. David Thorn
ton, a railway empIoyt, was killed md sew
erai others badly injured. This engine and
three cars were destroyed.
, 1881-04-09

SCALDED TO DEATH.
DETROIT, Mich, April 8.-A man named
Tappan whi1e at work at the paper-tnill ut
jackson to-dny was fatally sonlled While Mt
tending vat in tho blenching-roon,. "A COL
Unln Of steam shot out, burning lin terribly
nb0Nt tho shoulders, sides, and legs. Ho
died In few hours,
, 1881-04-09

sn!nc tune. and also to their superior offcnr.
fnhn a. f1iRuu, TINT II tho latter thinks that
this Il the wny in which he uan tnnke hfmaolf
n1ta'ntrn'tel 1l!ct9enT of li!nori hc Is very fnr
tho Sta4lta.X XeuulW and nre ready"
, 1881-04-09
CINCINNATI GRAINsMsN,

CINCINNATI, April 8.-UpoR petition OF
the grain men Oh 'Change, the Board VI
Officers Ut tue Chau,her OF Commorce have
tllrected that call OF tho Board for grain DO
establislleu. II will be opened Wednesday
nnxt.