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GOSSIP.
ArPu1TIONMENT.
Srfethf Dtfptttth to 1Ax EAteaso Tribune.

ArroItTloNAESF.
SrfethI b4f"tfth to 7h* chteaso lfsoane.
SrHtNuFtEtD, Ill.,, May l7.--fau NupMb-
tiron 9n,,nfura hail n cat,cua thIs oftarnpn,,
''es'' "s'o -"""' '''a 's'.s "Ae '.o. '...
hntt telcKnt1u 70 couple of cnucus cAl'I'
Mtttees tho work Of preparing amendments
fn I'm tyvo Atno+ft,n,ns,,t hi1la tn,rmturn1
:" WV ~" ahpp"t.'o"n',". ~, "i''s y, -.
Inst week. Tic amendments Wlil be sn0-
illitted 10 ali adjourned meeting OF tile cat"
cus, revised II necessary, ntlti offered when
t],e hills rrncl, the secontl rpnttinR st,ke.
Illnre IS I'LL eslAeht dssbosltloh III 70 patch
them up tint they will bp sent nyer
n, t,c frn,,en oro,, ~ +totr f,,,ot ,}tet,outt,or
~ a.s l.i1 n., ~. @ .''', ~, -
there aslbtlltl nltora ahather llttlstf@Eloh VI
loves labor lost. One Ut tho changes to be
n"'c ~. oeet .t""h VII no .o S
tt61 or Cnn1lErlatM County, from the new
, 1881-05-18
Ftst Itth4 ttk< 4
No1.ft CIRCULATING
A RICH MANS WILLS
Four More willis Of l:bc,, wr,,,,
brought to Light, 7Inkiag Nix IN Al.

A~A ~ A4+*+ tAtf HANAhE1 NIX IN
Special Dtspatth to The thlesgo Ttitunt
fiOsT0H. May 17.-When the l'roha,e rn,,.
met ut ffarwich t0-aay four a,llItJopal viii. ,na
as 1nnny rodicils by Eben Wright werc brm,as,
In by Il messenger In Il very mysterious 1pannsr
who rctuscd to allow thofr being seen; hut TIM
Court ruled that their having been tltel rendered
Them npcn fur inspection. ulld the SIX villa. four
OF which mover huve becn revoked, ayc nav I'M,
der consideration. More are expected. and 1ha
disposition OF tho rslst estate caunut h, ma,o
for n long time. Tho How wills hrc all mani,
since tho close OF ls77, mud shov
tho whlms and temper OF tho 1esta,ur
10 a remarkable degree. III onc, the tro ,;arub.
ters OF T. Jefferson, C0olidgt. ar tnao rcslIilarY
fcgntecs. III another, tho 1iuno tur Aged Man
IN Boston 1e to receive the residue uf tho csfafr
In Il third, hts nephpw is wllIu,l tic larger m,r
ton, and tho fnurtt Is badly gurle md 1narxfI
"Cunce!ed. Seo will Of Feb. i. iss0,' M viii
Of that dnto t,ns been found. hiwcyer: fult ono
IA I'lcu datch Feb. &, 1BS9,, IIy which Ersnur.
daughter Ut Z. Jefferxnn CnnltiRe tB reSIIIlury
!rguttee. by the latest wilt tho wife nf }rfI.
Whittier receives tho bulk Ut tho property, and
it Ia this 11cument that tho famlly propttsr 10
contest. Thuy have been c1lrl.psty treated IN
tile scvcrnl nttelnpts to dispose Uf tho $suiIJl
nwnrA by Ehrn Wright ts.clr lrx,tIgs yarytnr
according to tho mood OF the tcst,ltur. uni bsIpT
rtieillunsIy small In Tho lust Will.
, 1881-05-18


Adjourned Meeting Of tho School Hoard.
Tho llaartt of Education held AT, adjourned
,rn., tnr ina, orcr,uv. pees,icIt 11.lanav In Tim
no. -, ~ w.. ,:..a,a ,.esa... ,a.,, ~
Bartlett nntl Burroughs
tnsp,ctnr Uronnu. from tho Committee on
,,,n.r,,, ro,,rt1l ,tnt tboy hal ornmIro,l thn
'.,st ~, IT,. ~ ~. s.s "a" a,.o,.s ....a 1,an
kceusattcs hc!a " Me ocpoo' Akon+ anu aouhu
them to hgrce Will tho rcc0rt krpt IN th8 o!lice
There IL t1 tho credit Ut tho scl,ool Fund $sla0o)
III N,ltls, and to the credit OF tho special funds
Sii,UM,
Inc same Committee reported bills nmount-
,,,E 10 Si! II. whcn wcre nr1erc 10 bU raIii.
Tho Committee III, Sui1rits recommended thH
payInrut Of several tcucl,trs VIVA were llnet,,-
riGycti t!t,rinn Dcceinbu. und January, owing to
iusnects1r Kcitb wi,s Upu,sct tn paytrx them
their st,Itricy M tho rlIt5 provided TINT they
shultIt lie pttd only for the tIuc ackualTy en-
pinyetl.
ttlc proposition. mi the RrOnt1d ttlt thu tuaccra
wcr;i unemployed tIlr,,ixh tu flut ut their own.
rho rules tiltrnlplutut{ voluntary nbst1,cp on
be referred In tift, Attorney, ~ n consideration
wAs essential befure setting Il prece,tcut.
Tue tnutlon WIS ngsccd to,-yens 7, nnys Gus
1G!nWs: $3.50, .,,, .,
asa*-i!oyno. hotn. rrahKontaa'' c"FFan'
Naus@i;ns!lsh: '' Xr,nstrons, nrennn, Stiles,
Ophhe, Ano NachoH'
THE SPECIAL. ORDER
una st,nn tnknp mn !, ,yua rt.nrrY or tho con.
mites nt, sch,,ol. Fund Tr,prrty. viii, Ind Ind
hn,l ~ iht, ~ lint yn'I !, ~ In " !; ~ ~ Ss
il n. ii! f'hev rrcnn,Artirtlsthn tnn4n,,tri1 ns
s.r E,,tn,sn .i,tn,., ~, rt, fa fon4i },v iii" IN
hi nurirct Its title wltb1t ionr series III li-
rnsit1n. Tho result nf wblnh ctui moi Io FIRE.
, 1881-05-18

Suhr I.zslp I)ouk, st. JuspIIn.
Scbr MthorsH. Mu*kc9nn.
Srhr H. Il. kinv, Gghnt1 Haven.
Schr Cnrc l1hriI. Muslse1uu.
Sshr 1.ayt t}rtpt. aln*krH,,.
schr +. It. sit,Ekbfi1c. i.n'! ,ngtou.
Srbr Arflvc. TtshtIv.,+ AultlrleJ.
Sciir NHlue k}hy, trsht'Hn.
Hchr f.,lli1tIurlnhr. 1llnck Greek.
echr A,liruttaao, MlskCgtln.
sclr tinnse Simmons, MuskoEon.
Schr AtMry r. Cook. ffumlln. UN bu oats and
e,intrtcs.
schr Lem johnson, Muskcgon.
Ac1r A. Mt,Ahrr, Mnrlnettc.
9ci1r.l. V. Tnylnr, Mnnlstee.
Eet,r Jessie Phillips, tlimlfnwn. sundrIos.
Sciir 1tlttio WDlf, Monpihlneg.
eubr EscNtlntlit. f:sCstahh.
schr .tns'tn rnrker. MnskeH0n.
Sthr Myrtle, binsEGKsIn.
, 1881-05-18
HOUSE.
SO FAIRLY IN THE MORNING..


Sptetut DApateh 10 The Chicago Ittbuns.
SrNlSaElEID. ILL.,, Mny l7.-A quorum,
but not ,Mtlch to spnrc, WIS present this
morning Wien ttle House started 1T, for the
first time tIis session. Mt tho comparatively
curly hour Of 0U'el0ek. Az the clurk hands
worked around tile uial the attendance
notably improved, md everything wns soon
III good working order.
The Speaker opened tho proceedings by
impnrtlnG some sage md lnt.elrneedetl n.t-
vice tu tho t!fat0ry occupants of the desks
before HIN. lie relninued them that there
were but twelve working days left, a,Nl said
llu hoped they would coitihe themselves to
tho appropriation bills until they got through.
will the list.
Tlie reRulur order OF House bills o, Sec
oi,d reading WIS tl!cn tnkeM tp, mid tie bill
to pay tile lust Alc1Altister 4 StHbbins bond,
tho Supreme Courthouse Mt Mt. Vernon.
were enslIy and upl4ly waited to third
reudlng.
THE LAkE-FN0NT GRAB.
Afr. Stratton. Ut VIII, Charulan ut tile
CAnn' Committee, called 1lp Ilnllge bill 1iG, q
substitute for AIr. Chattiettl's bill ~, aiu
like It, proposing to grub the Lake-Front and
turn It Uyer 10 tho Stutu.
Mr.. Ilerrlngton saIl hn hoped tho !lauso
w"hld pause before 1t passed such q bill ns
this. liz didn't hslleyo the people weru III
1ercsted III Its passage. It proposed,
III brief, to appropriate S5,0W
10 pay lawyers. outsitla Of the
Attorney-Genera'. to bring suits 10 recover
MI illegal tltta 10 tlle laiul in question. The
Canal Commissioners aNl tllu lawyer. In
question were given extraordinary powers
and responsibilities, AI,d the House bhunltl
hpxfNft& kfafnrA If fnnE I'm nj
, 1881-05-18

sInnesa ahnli In their Judgment deem
necessary. The result Of tho cnufetenco
Ii 4ecn In fllrthor pruvi.t, tint. II tho city shall
erect tho works. the Cnnal CnIn,ntsslnnera stnIl
o!luw them tn build tliefn MT canal lands +,
nnlna4c tho wngks. auIccs Il, tho directions NJ
tho Commissioners rrlhtvc tn tho ntlin,tnt Of
wntcr III he received into tho cnnal from time IT.
guLrc. hut Ut the expense ot tho city. 1t IL still
further pr,,vlded thAt the city shall derive M
Mt'y thnrity over tile gates. locks, or dams OF
tho cnnnI.
The Ho,so then adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
, 1881-05-18
GOLD.
aa9o and Circulation l.,
Countries. writ

@oinaeo and Circulation In w.,
Countries. various
Special n''patea to ne chieaae 7,t,,..
WASHINGTON, D.. G.. a{ay ~. 'saae
Director Of tho Mint, hns trc,ar,, =. ls'!rehnrd,
statement. showing The soi,t roo ,ae following
OF countries named, and cs,fnatm ta' W n'!'sIs
ton nccs'rt1lng 10 Intcst returns i, H. . clfrna.
thut tho estsmated anonut ot voi1 a,aot m 10 Sen
~ tue United stascs h tisDt1, nm n,"tnla'lou y,
&sl,ooo,ooo Is bullion. Tho unyctn,no,, VI ihis,
to coin this; and Mr.. 1,,,rehn.d . thnn. u ao'as
should be coftcd lato Pieces Ut small ss a That Il
tion, in nr'lcr that 1t tnny 90 an,v H., n,olnIna'
and be less l'kc'y tn be cxporte, whcn ~. people.
foreign demand. Tue statistic. ~ n,sasa taere -
titles show that they hayo cutned H. str : enut.
tho smaller denominations. 'ne Host Ia
, 1881-05-18

ALany people have lost tAoir interest In politlca
and III nmusetne1ts because they nre sn oat Ut
surts un1 run down that they clnnok enjoy Any-
tltuK. II Sucb pers4sna would only hN Wise
snon1h to try ehAt Celebrated NeuEedy, Kidney
WoFt. nnd experiences lts tonic unl fes'ovattng
o,doat. lii ei.ter dry Or liquid foem It u d psr-
fec! rssncdY for torpil Liver, kidueys, os bowels.
, 1881-05-18
THE STATE CAPITAL. |
The Joliet and Chester $780,
600 Appropriation Passes
the Senate.
Preventing Insurance Companies
from Loat1ing Up with
Fictitious Assets.
Failure Of the Bill to Exempt
Parsonagas from Taxa
ton.
A Bill Barring Out Voters
Whose Names Are Not
Registered.
ASpnstn or Unloo11ctl.ior Industry
Sclzrs the Members OF tho
House.
The Lake-Front Grab Bill Amend.
ed and Sent to Third
Reading.
The Soldiers Orphans Home ut Normal
Gets nn Appropriation Of
Si4f, 500.
An Agreement Arrived at for tue Estab-
liahmont Of Pumping Works at
Bridgeport.
Tho Lake-Front Grab Bill Amend.
ed and Sent to Third
Reading.
The Soldiers Orphans Home ut NormRl
Gets mn Appropriation Of
Silf,G}00.
An Agreement Arrived at for tue Estab-
lishmont Of Pumping Works at
Bridgeport
SENATE.
.fn11Er Axta CHESTER


JOLIET AND CHESTER.
Special Dtsp1teh to The Chicago Tribune.
Srn1SuFtEr.p, ILL.,, May l7.-The Senate
convened ut the usual hour this morning.
The Snnate bill approlrlatfng $250,000 for
thu ordinary expenses 0f tll0 Joliet nnd
Chester PenItcn&iaries WINS read third time.
Senator Cnllon opposed tho bill, which, he
said, Instituted system Of grabbing between
the different Penitentinry Boards 10 see who
conld get tie most nlnncy.
Tile bill was passed, however, in spite Of
tho Scnator's oppusIt!on.
Tile Senate bo-cent doE-taX law was read a
third and Inst time and passed.
y Senate bill providing for tho releasc Of
Judgment lvyles oil real cstato IN Recorders
offices was read tho third tlnse mud sent 10
the House.
MAKING THEM SHOW Tl1EtEt HANDS.
Senator Lenma's bill, compelling Stata's-
Attorneys to make reports to Judges OF tho
Clrcnit Court Ut tecugifzanccs nnfl fees col
lccted, received thirty-two affirmative votes
OH third reading and went to the House.
Il Sennto bill was passed which permits
changes OF veauo from o1u judge tu another
III the sarle district. 1t applies to CuOk
County III particular, md, unless prejudice
Is sworn to aRainSt all the Bench, authorizes
any Judge to try tho cNse except the one de-
clarcd to be biased by tho affidavit Of the
accused.
Senator Whites bill to prevent tire-lnsur-
nrce companies from loading UP With tlct-
tlous assets, was rcadl q third time md
pnsscd. It Klvrs tho state Auditor tho poweF to
cali III each company lolnE EtAsfne88In III thts StAtO
tor II statement OF IT'S t.sscts on q dny certntn
thirty haye provious to the time OF the call
Of tho FireMons benevolent Association IT
ChcaEo was tmssaed. 1t nus Alfeady beeu prlnted
, 1881-05-18
RECLAIMED HIS HEALTH.

1pft1at UUpHttH 10 9Ht E#4Fa9d @ft6QHsE
1ALESA, ILL.,, hfuy l7.-Ex-Skuto Senator
0reeI,. 0f El!zaueth. whose mlarsnlng ilneAa was
reported III TitK TRIBUNE ruw weck4 ngo, Ia out
again, and was In unluna to-day for tho frat
tlnae In SIX wecks, receiving tho Congratulations
Ut hla friends OH ills rCcuvGry.
, 1881-05-18
1.OlLT OF CHICAGO,
AtttfYyt3,9.

Etnr ShchoyEhn, 5lnnitownc. at1ntlrlcs.
rrpp t:AnAl.s, Cnl!!n!f%n'l, slifHtrles.
Prop Philadelphia. liuIfuln, atJntlrIes. o.
prup st. Lu,lls. t,nlralt, su.ltIrtts.
prut, lIl,stull. itulrAll. suudrlcs.
Prop Nebraska, llusfAu stlslar!cs.
Ir0p Messenger. lsGtituli iiarbor. sunilr1cs.
rrop Abort s"per. Nnskeaon, lumber.
Irup linetln. Owen S1undt tlej.
rruiI A1lnip l.uurn. Muak0xnts, lumber.
ir,p NAiMe. l3ay CITY, lumber.
rnp 4. W. blnnot,attl: iia!tA!u' snntriea'
Prop il. i. Nratlnu,. Montague, s,I,nlrlus.
i'ron J: =; scnyerlis. s,,uyatnGk. s,,ndr.ss'
ii,rup Msh.u! ur.''' WlMts l:ke. i.l!atrF.
Prop litsttturck, 3lullDanti,ae, tuwinK.
ir,p I. i. ltoh'nsen, Meaomncr. timber.
lrnp s;t- Joseph. M,tskeYnN, Iumuur.
TrDp Lawrence, Cleyrfind, slt,,irles.
prup Fountain CITY, lAllIMln. s,ttldrles.
"TRIP Mtnnsapo!s. so!t!h Soy ' GMeaKu, ,!Yht'
I'rul, y, Z. Hull, atnskeiFull, tulhaH'r.
Prop FAyetio, athnlstue, stnIOsr.
Yug john GrrSory, SturGgnn lily, towing.
scsr uan illyot. i'orter's Landing, barl:,
Sctr I4ts9Hr, oven Soitl,i, t4us.
sehr H!hrultnr. UWcn Snund, Lies.
arhr fitzKersllt, Erie. ct;lt.
scnr i. J: libls, Chcboygat,. lumber.
schr sar4ii.al, kuwhuco, liza.
SUR u. IIutes, FultwHtcr, tlus.
Sei.r sitntunpe, l'pshttHtI, lumber.
schr Anytlnce. PesltKn ltt1sit'ur.
Ssnr w!!!sW s!.Y wa;,y, w9f;y, Mcn"n,i.ce; i%mncr'
sotr Allr0l.tluu. SlMskrg0i,. lumber.
sehr i. u. Locke, Is.sifalo, eoul.
ECHC ltQH3t 2llHtl1ulkb4 tktlaktkt}tll tuu1QGE
Sohr i.i,tM,,ernail Hi,uk Grrsls. lumber.
Setr , Mary y lais: Luck haky so'l"r p'sts.
Sctlr Wi.tum .1nnrs, sturKeu,I !.Iy, stndrIes.
senr s, 4: AK: !: Mo%wnry' % Sisskexns't laMlMr.
r sSnr Ma,1 sii., II i,;,v StsS.x hss Ml'l1G1 tcr
sclr Gu!1u, rlcrtnrt, ll,lnoer.
Sehr !. T. Wilson. .;tMskp3"n, lumber.
schr uttnwn, urutld tluyU.l, !uInher.
schr !: 4: il!nes, urtil il,sota, l!inbcr.
Srhr WI! IL l.m!lit. 0ralid ltNver, laulber.
sr ssnr ,io,wry ,rx " :t"x tsxxe* tnf ;,ur ,,or
Rchr j. j: lrish, Gra'Ti liavgn in:,,ier: '''''
sehr 0:.ten l!.lryess: 9fa,itl ttHyes,; lnsnhcr.
Ssr Ssr sasy A!saa aafa iay. abcr
t.chr A. j. Corull. Whlte Lake, lHAibor.
senr siary Ludwig, l'acxar.ls FLOR, iun,usr.
@ ssnr WIFI Wp.isor. 'H;'i st.'i,sice, lumber. ''
s;chr I; S !; ssrnnael.. Mussesotl. lumber.
sehr %ie4t%9hestsr. i % Mua;ltr4on, !,!nttur.
schr /: ". Ferry, Grand trraycrse, posts aud tos.
prop Ncsaunyer, Hutton llarbbr. lumber.
ACTUAL sA1t.iSus.
Prop Skytark, at, Joseph, sul,arIus.
rrop Lake i:rlc, O4densl"rg. i7.i;u bu cora. "
l'rnp al.,,Iuapola. EscanabA.
l'snp Afattit. Huakcx0n.
Prop q: J. Trt!csaell, l.4dinctoIl. sundrtcs.
rroi, Il. q. !lr,ttnEl,. Whllu Luke, sl,,ltlreY.
1.Fop Ann!u t.a,lr,1 stusxr9un, sundElta.
ii'soti Nov i:rs. trand iisvc,i, @ tow!ax: '
l'sop y: nrnh: s!onsMgsle,
l.ruR Albert aDprr, AuskcE1n,
pmp +. !. scsts,ts. snugattlck. suhdrlos.
Prop Messenger, 1t. lt'4uGh, sunlrIea,
sshF 'ss at Il sxist isas ';sx ';sfsx Il il, b. corn.
sslhr SilugH!s pMII. wai!e i.ako.
Echr i. i. li,.ll, s!ara.c.!a. sunArIe..
sehr y. !. F.!cr. aInrnsttv, x.sudrlea.
, 1881-05-18

fast views il overy department Of lite, alid |
!skea tat te n,seal protss.tan st5lSe t t .tse
,nF W to 6e iess and less u empricIsm; Injury wis
sxnF ssp " Tf'' 'tosnes IL Was f
absolute supremacy VI tlltIld. ,out ht tt!o
ens % f e &c. " Wers wus tns Ss
occupation of tho atchenst was xuoe: M oasg
s'H ss's iearne S protsssons. is r. A a.ease e sas
was negative condtto,. simple ,!osf1'cy ,sf. @ nf
80 complex was bis structure that there was MI
Inherent proncness to decay. Tho stu!ty Of tho
hysis w' II S.f nS.f no
boly, csIutt Tor at,tntu1 unless thoy are directed
iuto proper channels.
DEVOTION II, TIE PROFESSION
was the only Influence that wn,ihl fen tho pro-
tcsslon @ thu Arcadia Which The sncnkor sp
l9nt.fn!y Pesarea. Tio pa!'sr concluded with
ThS Irssisat i @ called the Convention to order
NJ rhs cpn',eu sosf @ Mceno through
its ChalrnRn. l}r u. L. couk. Ut Mcihtint.I, pre-
se"tsd an Sote 'et ] asf Il wSsk "I t
laadred Gid thirty ieaiinx practit,o;asrs
pcd i"o rio ''i pust %'A,'s ysar =" i l. ncsa rc:
ssst soses. nttio,f o II tic norii,y had ot Gee't
VreNt, Hubco0 h,tl prevailed il, evrry scctlon.
f.crchro-snnn meningitis ind buc1 unusually
nreynlent md utfvnGc,I with bI1tI MORTALITY.
snnii.pnx ind ncc,l ct,c,nto In ttiupy sections,
fuif Ind trrli checked Uy yncclnntjt,t,, There
Ind bco, seyer,{l now discusses at which wjnier-
ciioitrl ,v4ls spGuiaiIy nttccnhlc. TrelltntAsIs
hnn ,nt.n nsntttntnr t,rt,,nInut1rp. TIN ulycr
tfn,,xht TINT many t1,sn,scs t,t,w almpty k,tyl,
nj contagious wCulti 10 rtlcctl tu pnr.tsltio furts
ri iif1. sifg rhIcnrn wnter HuDply Wns
touchuI uputl. nn1 its cs,l,tnmIuNton bY the city
sHsrn ", roninn,nrt IL ws ftu,Ivt Iiie div Wns
Tot Y,,r sinttt whn,, thert, w0ll hnye h IL, II
u.n1c., c1r,xor ~ r,,r, ~ .rr,, arrr,y
t't'-*eh I!...s ~ @ III. ,,.'..,.. 49, .,.',.
IN aont portions OF Tug Sthte tttpn!nGrln hna rs
suMcu Tug t',Gst nla!xnllil ios1n ESuF NnnWh. NJ
tetlue VIII a!,lfIn,fie fesults, 1no lhiprra rrn-
no,Elcch tllphthorm usidNnlo n! Illinois. put Ito
1ttgln 70 Obscure rs yGt. Tle lii!hns y lleMsKaG
Cannl Garryti.H tho Chicago sewage was Hsaerte1
| tn be II prolific fnot1r ~ tho source nG 1hnsr
/ truubsos. Tha COMMITTEES Ind i1ldD tho !MIhiry
rs to thu extet Of tue ust f nlGoao! Mlta ot.tho
, 1881-05-18

The Ratlrnntl Co,ntnittpc. tn whom WA re.
co,n,n,,tp,i thc hlll to re,,rr yn,i,l the traaex
bailu,cnts and conditional sales Of
HALFWAY hot.L1So,sfocK'
reported flle saline back With uil additional /
milking It the duty OF tic l,,nun. |
gers Of co'npaa'lcs leu 'ne their rolltnx'stock
to list n,td return such property for tNXN- |
tom t!.o sa,nc rs !s ayne By II Other sailr:.s
srhn mn,on,i,na,f ,vna nnnetrr.i In mi .hn iii
~ ,,reyiausiy ind now aijltionat,y ansniet.
E"iit to third reading.
Mr. Liiicgar called up tho blll TO apprnpriatc
~ 90 Ggo.itld ana retasnsn tne s,nrta wing
VI te ,sfa nrc sa'u ~ tsn ~ ~ ,, III
clause, fur tho purposu Of ascersatnnK tho nptn-
inn OF ln2 ttnusa ~ ~ !ne navsxnntlty 81 III
pss.H. VIII @ Sthsu s.stGEr ~ ~! % TT
vote of yens II, nays Vi, tho House declared
IN FAVOR OF TIE SCATTERING POLICY.
Tho antno gentleman p1,n,Ir M, ,,ns,,cccssrl nj.
tr1t,nt tu Iev,,ts SNlissl NJ tH@ Drnnose ,Unr,-
nr,tinn Ia i'm h,sIItimv ri r1,ft,w,t irs,tr,i t,s
t. ta. IL e I'll ws seal sF 10 s era rssd nx
:! seesesssS 81 's 's"s tas
Tue re4l,lur tr1ler wAs now discharged. and
THO liouse procecled 70 tMac TIP Senate nppro.
pr@,atlot @ 1l.ls % second M re...l!tlR: ~,
" tss ~ unG ~ ", ~ ~ NJ VIZ ~ 1 ~
u tl!e Soldiers orphans' Hume q Noral:s; A;
Crn1KrtG r!y.Mpt'y Hh,ieu ~ H!rike9ui S!3l.oM.
hHa lnscft StuJ: NM ~. iAs!o sai!esl in!o the
nH III charstetef!stlo sl'ece1, classltang tttht
tae'c was one 1 9loy9 r. tue ~ evs,y
NV otrnAhA. anu obscevtH0 tuat suo STATE was
~ ihlr Mny 70 support nt ohly tho orphans ~
asAa!eIS uMt tae urpnaha u so!a'ers orpNnMs'
nTWiaea a ;a tuo tn'ns WIZ keut ~ EmS gnota!f. n
tte h'su eeleFEsa " soMe caAtscs ~ HGn lAtHnl
Med' itse t1a1lee VI tna iiistitMuo!i. nsaln.t
,,,1 W. ~, m .r a,..ta[t ,s%t ~ .au Hev. mq
pleao o1 furniture Ill tho MatFon's chambor had
COST THE STATE Sl1,
,vh. II, r3nritn four,t ncn,rxt,nr t,,odr,,v.toas
uircaly lade upnn tho t!uur Ut tho ffu,tsa, such
utEfl95lH Wcf0 GunHnjntIpEIF unknDwn.
, 1881-05-18


n1 y Ann''; AZ. snnur T ~ So
enfi' ' II. ff'hdesillo ana oafRes' sehooheF H. D.
~ Wind VI northwest. fresh. weathcr tine.
spetat t,t,ca,th q rig CHICAGO Tribune. 49,,
NJ II srn frxSs @ o:day Gat ri raies s r%ic S-
or. tMMClty WINS tnkrtt fur 81. .iND bushels wheat.
us fnilUws: 70 l!utfnlo. schnontrs M0nitpr
nnd =. v. u. WhfaHt1. ~ cents' 70 snft1las
schooner Mysto stnr. w eents Tao sGnnonor
asIs & was n,so o. M f t tor frS "rc II 'G n @
oa, onn Mf,1n fs n%e aac sen9s stras1s
ohFge Iuttla aho to1lsor1 F.'S' tor EsetuAuat'
EscASAnA.
Special Di.peteh .o ne Ch'saco Tribune.
t: i,rs'sn. fEyi:tai,. si!nnnsota, Asganaat, i.
". ttukt: arhtMnerT 4. Il. lrown, reltcns1. Iron
stntE. u. h; Clint. L. Y: tutts.
mai;,,tr scss it,w " ~ trnvm nunn.
st,t -. sa,,rs III R,; If Il i,ry" Kih"iI
m' frnn sImte stnct' ' '>e''s' IT. H. "''"''
spte.u. Dt.pnish to s's 1St tateaeo gs,ouns
STIR. o,wHxo to i5etro!t coui; ii,Ssrabnd K,igs.
milwaukee,. ctniE: propeller Ocean, Montreal to
ChInntrf, general rnruD
~I!sa'. i's%I,1.Noshi,,x: SSaia :"'a0
NusKE0Qy,
sp,etu, Dt,uatea f. T1s t,Ateaoo Tribune
MusKEuoS, Mich, May i7.-CIt,,r,!.,ccs to day,
sef' n sr Ev.I,a" ,r,,Gi't IN iii usc,s of
cort from Miiwn,ikuH today.
Tho burroughs s. CnhJ Line nf stcMn- barReH.
comprising tte now freight lln' between thls
Pnrt md Chlcaxo. appene 10 ~ dong Rooa
business c,yv.,..xn
Special n1,rats,' & I. The Ghsaso a 1ftSsne nr
,ChEvEt.sHt., D., Mny :.-Clcured-schoonef !.
II. huFtds. AH1ehRus hAne.
, 1881-05-18

Jnhn SlcEcnn. q. l.. Eolcnrnt,,
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u. IL. TrlnI. 4. 4. Rir.It8,
" lillian Eux, Lcr HntiIl,
=. Z. rItnIH,cr. NJ. 1fnrst.
4. q. Afescr:r. l.. p. c,n,t,.
WilInin j. islrx. 70. Ehnefcr.
f.. N. lluttrll. II. ". jerks.
nctmskH, Miller, II. +. N1wlnAtl,
CT. i'nrks. j. 4. FrtcHiuE.
b. W. UrMlih,l. j. N. h1nss.
j. i. OwenB, N.H. unsis.
Z. l3nmmtll, J. 4. Allen.
i. f Walton, a. II. foster,
". f3rElRr, EN-. Wells.
j. N. ttytte, II. W. .lnilrs.
L. y. Hayes X. q. istNtlr,
4. j. sfiIt,es. Il. n. s4t1llin,
Il. lngnls, j. II. Wnltt,tl,
Il r. inEnt5, n. +. arcaiy.
K. t,nrk, +. L. Mutt.
l.. II. Montgomery, II. II. Wilson,
WI. Montgomery,
, 1881-05-18

things were entirely independents that the
claims ssonl'ln't be paid without full inyestt-
gat!0n.-and finally actepte.l tho a'nel,ttncnt.
Mr.. White, * Cnok, s,Iecee'leti III getting
MI amendment prohibiting tho Cnlal Co'l'
Missloners from making aliy compromises
III respect to the lands In question, nr The
States Interest In TIC sne. Which shall leave
the title out Of the State. OF In nny Wise I'm.
pair the title OF the State tn said lands"
After tho amendment crop had died ot't,
Mr.. Harrington moved to strike out tho ei-
acting clause. o1,tl proceeded to say that there
was too mucl! preamble to tile I'LL; TINT It
protested too much; md TINT, unless he WINS
very much mistaken, tlicrg wns setlcmo be-
Heath all this sugar.cuating OF whereases
which was not very fnr removed from
SUSPICION Of DiACKMA1i..
Tile junpsng-jack from In Sallc County
reared himself Oil Ills 1ifl'd legs md affected
to think that tho gentleman from kane WIS
fighting the bill III the Interest Of the Illinois
Central llallrpnt.
Mr.. llcrrington rcpclled tho insinuauon
and went on tn show that he Ind fought thu
railroad In connection with this very Q,,es*
tlot.
Mr.. Parish, though from Cook County ami
fronl Chicago, turned OH his home, No to
speak. md tKurattyely rentfctl It, ft the in
tcrcst of Il bill which proposes to deprive
Chicago Of property she las enjoyed for
yrnrs anil concerning the title to which
nobody but
Lor'oF CANAL. s1iAnKs
ever rntsctt ans Question.
Mr.. Kockwcll, at Cook, took the oppnstt
view of tho casu, showed tint the property
WIS Chicago's, TINT 1t WIS always intended
to be KEPT open to tlle general public. and
&st1&
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-12-29
A Specific for Snake Bites.

Quite a number of years G q soldier
in India claimed to have secret remedy
for the poison of the cobra, the most
venomous of serpents. It is generally
believed that his specific was all that he
alleged, but the authorities were slow in
buying his recipe, and he died before it
was made known. Very few of the per-
sons bitten now recover, and the alleged
cures for the bites of other snakes are
far from certain. in their operation.
Greater hope is to be placed in speedy
treatment, and in the exceptionally Wig
orous constitution of the patient, than
in any remedy. It is now announced
that injections of a l per cent. solution
of the permanganate of potash is a sure
cure for snake bites. NJ. Lacerda has
experimental on a number of dogs with
the happiest effect in nearly every case.
The animals recovered, at furthest, after
twenty-five minutes suffering. Other
dogs inoculated with the same venom, to
whom the antidote vas not given, uni
formly died The discovery, if con-
firmed, is of great importance. Many
thousands of persons are killed annu-
ally in India by cobras and other snakes,
while the vipers of some of the West
Indian islands are hardly less destruct-
i've. We are not told what venom M.
Lacerda selected. The poison of some
snakes discrepancies the blood by separ-
ating the watery from the solid constitu-
ents. That of others turn the blood into
Jelly. Whether the potash will prove
equally ~efficacious in regard to both
classes remains to be proved. Enough.
however, has been established to awaken
'trong expectations of the discovery Of
much needed relief.