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Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

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II East Wilmington, rOOAs, assg ssed for
$500 lot l4sa6. Priseslo0,.
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Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

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II at Front and Adams; rcng only 10 good
part es, 70 Ter mon'h. hEALD b GO.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09
FOREIGN.

On Thursday Mr.. Gladstone flally laid be-
fore the house of commons his long promised
Irish land reform bill The bill seems to be
quite as liberal as the most sanguine expected,
and though not acceptable on all points to the
land leaguers, is so much better than they look.
cd for that it Is thought they will flnC it hard
seriously to oppose it, 1t meets the demand
for tree sales as well rs it can without dispos
sessing the landlords; it meets the demand for
fair rents by creating court to fix rents at dis
cretion; and it meets the demand for tixity OF
tenure by giving the tenant immunity from
increased rent and from eviction except for
non. payment for fifteen years from date OF fix
| ing the rent In addition to thus granting the
three F's, the bill promises aid from the pub
lie treasury to such tenants as wish to buy the
fee of their holdings; with other liberal pro
visions. The bill received Its FIRST reading.
| Mr. Gladstone had another proud day" In
the house on Tuesday IN presenting his budget
for the year, showing surplus Of e5,50O,OOO
at the end OF the year with decrease of nearly
a million in expenditures, so that he Is In a
pOSltiOu W Ettult sVmC ouiuCuspuiS taAhtieb
! The editor of the Freihcit newspaper, which
is being prosecuted al the request of France
for rejoicing over the assassination of the EN-
peror of Russia, has been committed for trial
1t is little communstlc-sihilistic sheet, prin
ed III London in the German language, has 9
lcirculation or influence, and the editors prose
cution is looked upon by the English people
who are exceedingly jealt us Of the liberty o.
the press, with manifest disfavor.
A riot occurred at Ballyghadega, Ireland, oil
Saturday over an attempt to make an arrest
The police fired on the people, who returned
the fire. Two rioters were killed and thirty
two wounded, four of whom are not expected
to live. One policeman WAS killed and severs
severely injured by stones.
u Beaconsheld, whose dangerous illness ha
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09
OUR GLORIOUS INHRKITANcE

A Washington att0chs of the Chicago Time,
has been delving In the books of the Treasury
Department and discovers they show an ex
trsord,nary increase In the exports of mer
chandise from the United States. This In
crease Is of character to attract the a,ten
ton OF treasury officials, and common lnqui
ry among them Is when Is II 10 stop, Is il
possible for thus marvellous rate of increase tC
continue many years. If 80 i. will bring
about some extraordinary results. Detailed re
turns Of exports from the various American
ports have been received and tabulstcd, cover
ing the year ending Feb. - last and the ag
gregste exports for these months aggregat,
nearly $t,0O0,OO0,0OO The exact figures ar,
s9Oi, IA, sa3, or about $s.5OO,0OO day 81
extraordinary an aggregate Of exports wa
never known before The list embraces slmos
every known article OF consumption, but prin
clpally meats and breadstutfs, and various pre-
pared articles, such as canned meats and fruits
Also heavy article Of export Is coal oil, whlcl
now comes almost entirely from single couu
,y in Pennsylvania, about eight miles south 0
Buffalo.
II is q question much discussed among off
cials as to how long this extraordinary dout
ling up process In exports Is TO continue.
there any practical ID nit to IT. Should the In
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

crease IN the next year be equal to that during
the year ending the LIST of March, the sggre
gate Of exports will reach about $1,000, 900,
900
The imports have also increased In re
markab.e degree, although by ne means keep
ing pace with the exports, During the year
mentioned. while the exports were 100000
600 in value, the imports were S679,0000 900.
There is heavy increase over previous years,
showing that with increased wealth there Is
an increased disposition to purchase foreign
luxuries
The range of articles Of export i constant
ly increasing, and the list embraces q vast ar.
ray of articles to enumeratc which would oc.
cupy columns of space in newspapers. 50 far
as can be judged by the figures mentioned, We
are in the midst of an era Of unexampled pros,
pcrlty. There is every indication that the
United States Is to become the richest section
of the globe. The possibilities are boundess,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Excited anxiety all week, Is said to be slowly
improving.
There was fearful succession Of earth.
quake shocks on The island of Sc'O dn the
Egean sea directly west of Smyraa) OIL the Sd,
4th and 9Th INST. The number Of persons
killed Is estimated at 5000. Thirty Villages
were destroyed, and forty thousand people are
destitute. Castro, the chef town of Scio, Is
in ruins. The Porte is taking measures to ale
viate the suflcrings of destitute lnhni ,itants!
All foreign men.ofwar at Smyrna started for
Scio. Gen. Longs,rcet, the United States
minister, ordered the corvette GaIena Ia pro
coed thither with suCc0r for the sufferers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Five or six years ago some bastard IN Rock
Cord, with the endorsement OF dozen leading
citizens published slanderous communica
don in the Chicago Times against Alice A
Early, a h,ghly respectable young lady o
Rockford Miss Early sued the Times for II
bel and though the Times, Immediately on dis
covering that il had been imposed upon, had
made prompt and ample retraction, the jury
gave Miss Early verdict Of $4,000. The
Times appealed, and the case, after dragging
eve years through the courts, finally ended
last week in a judgment against the Times fol
$500.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

The FREE TRADER Of last week, IN speak
ing of the election OF township school trustee,
which occurs on Saturday next says: "Pick'
ems wants to succeed himself, while Others
want to see Philip G. Watts his successor.
Mr. Pickens wishes to say that the above does
him injustice. lie has not sought the office
and has no desire to be his own successor
Ii elected he will serve.-OttHoa Republican,
7M.
Very well, If Mr.. Pickens "has no desire 10
be his own successor" We reckon there is nc
need to thrust the Office upon hun. Mr.. p. C.
Watts Is abundantly qualified to take his place
While our people are we'll satisfied with the
High School and Its corps of teachers and are
far from grudging them their moderate salsr
les, they are not ohlivious Of the fact however
that the present township board managed tc
get in so many extras" that with its eight
roons and seven teachers the High School
costs some 81 600 year TO run it, while al
the other city schools, with 80 rooms and 81
teachers, cos, bu, $4,000. 1t may be all right
but change in the management will do nc
hurt.
The election takes place at the cosrt house
today
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

cowly escaped becoming the scene oi fearful
holocaust last Saturday evening. Soon after
the play opened, the house being full of peo-
pie, smoke was seen to issue from tho floor
near the orchestra. The alarm Of fire was
gwen, ana a tumuliuous rush was made at
once for the doors The means of egress from
the building, however, beng abundant, and
the ushers acting with commendable skill and
oooiness, the audience was got out without any
serious mlshap. The fire appears to have
been in the water closet Of the adjoining he.
eel and was soon extnguished by the depart
znentn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09
MALONE DEFENDED!

The Ottawa Republican makes n humiliat
fend Malone and the Virginia repudla,ors
That is more than Logan. Conklns or even
Dawes has attempted in all the jaw wagging
which the bargain betW cen Malone and the
republicans in the United States Senate has
thus far evoked. They say I'VE have nothing
to do with questions purely local to Virginia;
what We defend Malone in Is his right to act
with us on national questions. II IL Islander
to say that because we are willing thus to act
with him, we therefore endorse his heterodoS
views as Virginia debt adjuster." But the
editor of tho Republican has the cheek to say
Malone IS readjuster Of right lie has read
in some Washington letter perhaps, Qor we
fail to find 1t In any report of Mahone's
SPECIFY that the reason why Malone and his
party propose to repudatc over third Of the
debt of Virginia Is because that debt was In
CURED while West Virginia was still part OF
the state, and West Virginia unjustly refuses
to pay her honest portion OF tho debt Surely
no such pretense was ever set up by Malone
while discussing the question in Virginia, for
there Its falsehood would have been so well
know that its Inference would have excited de
rision. West Virginia 30 long ago as 1863, In
serted a provision in her constitution acknow
lodging her obligation to pay just proportion
of that debt, and when, ten years later, the
democrats came into power in that state, one
of their first acts was to send commissioners
to Richmond TO adjust her proportion of the
debt. But on account OF the reputation howl
set up by the Malone faction those commits.
soncrs have never been able to come to an
agreement with the commissioners Of old Nir.
glra and the proportion between tho two re,
mains unadjusted but" rs senator Davis
SAID only the other day on that subject, west
Virginia is ready at any time to take Its fair,
| Just and equitable portion of that debt, and he
hoped the time for doing so would soon come.
1t was democrats, not republicans, who sent
commissioners to Richmond" No, the Ma.
hone. Riddoberger speeches during the can.
vass in Virginia put forth no such excuse but
they put reputation On the sole ground Of the
inability Of the state to pay. The debt, said
they, is s32 100000 bearing and 7 per cent.
interest The state IS unable to pay half Of it.
Therefore they proposed to scale 1t down TO
about $20000,0 900 at 9 or per cent. interest,
and If the bondholders refused to take that
they were 10 have nothing. That was the Rid.
dlebcrger bull which Malone had HIM intro.
duce, and for opposing which as dishonest
Moss, negro member, narrowly escaped ex.
pulsion, on Rddleberger's motion, from the
Virginia Legislature as a nuisance,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Vennor did some remarkably good weather
guessing for the month Of March, 80 that his
forecsste for April Is not without interest He
says:
There will be u sharp frost In the beginning
Of April with a snowfall on the 4th or 9th,
but the spring will open favorably. and every
thing will be pretty we'll advanced by April
i5 Floods may be expected in Chicago about
tue first week in April, with high winds also
prevailing In the early part of the month
Snow.ialls are probable about April 8. In the
west April will be dry month. There will
be warm weather just following the Goth, end
ing In ,hunder.stOrms on the 24ih and 18th
Snow storms are probable in the tar ives, on
the 25th and 26th, and snow.falls are not IN
likely to occur in England at The close Of the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.-THE
s3d annual convention Of the Illinois State
Sunday School Association will be held al
sJentrailIa, ILL.,. May Sd. 4,h and 9Th, 1881
Arran gements will be made with the railroads
- insure reduced rates to all delegates attend
fng the convention. Any Sunday Shoot work
era who may he DESTROYS to represent the s. s.
interests of this county In the convention are
requested to communicate at once with A. N.
Ebersol, secretary of the county society, at
ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

month The month will end wet and cold, but
ON the whole, will be like May month.
His snow.storn for the 18th and 9th came on
the I'd and Sd. As to floods at Chicago, he
probably expects them from the rapid melting
Of the enormous snow fall there two weeks
earlier, But Chicago being artiticially raised
Is feet above level expanse 20 miles in cir
conference, with a watershed from the outer
rim to the south and west, is proof against,
floods whatever may DC the ram or snowfall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Merritt sticks to the New York custom
mouse and prefers 1t to the consuship at Law
crpool; Adam Badeau declines to swap the
Liverpool consuship for the mission to Den
mark and Cramer would rather stay In Den
mark than go to Switzerland; while the whole
Fish family arc Disguised with the removal OF
yopng Fish from Switzerland to make room
Tor Cramer. There is no end Of Garfield.
troubles over his appointments.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09
HOME MATTERS.


HIsE.-We are pleased to announce that Geo.
j. llise, OF Chicago who has host OF friends In
Ottawa, his former home, and in the surrounding
country, will In Il few days begin business In his
own name at lS9 f. Washington Of, Ch,cs 20, ~
manufactures OF and dealer in harness, saddiery,
turf goods, horse clothing, &c. George |. thor.
oughly posted IN his business, having had -
years OF experience and Is looked upon MS uno
Of the best informed men III the mort west. Our
readers will take u personal interest IL his sue.
cess, as that Of really La Sale county man,
and will, of course, call on him when In Chicago
or in need nf Correct goods.
HULL.-Horace Huh is home.
PECK.-Jason Peck has sold his well drilling
tools to Chas BradfuId
CORNELL. REPORTS have reached o. tawA that
our friend Oliver Cornell has suffered u di>lOca-
ton Of the shoulder, having been shocked down
by train bile crossing Cleveland. o., n,iect.
His friends here will be pleased to hear of bis
recovery.
FREDENBERG-Mr J. C. Fredenberg, who
made his friends here a visit few weeks since,
met with serious accident while on his way to
Texas. While riding In the railroad car through
Kansas, tv some means not clear to It's. b. ran a
stick into his eye, Totally destroy ing II. lie 10
now at Burlington, Kan, for treatment.
CLARK.-Mi,s Lottie Clark was In this city
yesterday. She is the guest Of Miss Ida Strawn.
REINoLDs Maud, daughter OF q. ". Rey-
nolds, jr, died OF spinal meningitis yesterday
morning, aged seven years ana i've months.
Funeral to. morrow at p. NJ, from the 3. Ottawa
PRESBYTERIAN church.
O'NEIL Father O'Neil, OF Bloomington, has
been appointed first assistant to Father Ryan Of
St. COLUMBIA church, of this city
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Next morning the great Berlin and Frankfort
dailics announced the startling event In brief
dispatches, but 1t was not until mail accounts
we're received that they could give details. Eu.
rope Is 25 years behind America In newspaper
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

At the recent city election in Cincinnati
Deacon Richard Smith, of the Gazette sup
ported the democratic ticket for city officers.
The Courtcr-J ouradl says thereanent: "Ihe
conversion of Deacon Richard Smith to de-
mocracy and a furious snow storm the Sd of
April make us reckless"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

The provision trade Of the United States was
threatened with a new panic week ago by n
death from trchiniosis at Hoboken, M. In
vestigation, however, showed that the woman
vho had died, and her husband, who was also
sufferer from the disease, were Germans and
chat the infected ham and dried sausage which
they had eaten raw had been sent to them from
she old country
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

The bill to settle the debt of Tennessee at
par and per cent interest, which had passsd
she lower branch of the Legislature Of that
state but was defeated 10 the senate, has been
reconsidered by the latter body and passed,
and having been approved by the Governor Is
nou lou
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Both Gov. Cullom and It. Gov. Hamilton
are at Washington, leaving our great state
without an executive head unless Senator
Cameron, president pre- tenn. of the senate,
IAN be called such.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

The Illinois Staatsseitung Chicago notes
the fact that while on the morning after the
assassination of the Emperor Alexander Mar.
i4,b) all the American daily newspapers con-
tanned full Geographic details of the event, not
a single morning paper In Germany Of the
same date contained syllable on the subject.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

The Iowa city people are getting disguised
with Miss Deuel's fanatica fast and demand
ghat the sanitary commissioners shall inter.
fere ana force food into the starver's stomach
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Snew on the 9th of November and snow n
she sth of April and no "a hours between dur.
ing which the thermometer was not below
Freezing point. Tho winter must be engaged
Ion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

The record is up to the 44'h day of Mis-
Denell's fast at Iowa city and she still lives
being even stronger than she had been for sev
oral preceding days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Boycott Of Tough Mask, Ireland, whose
aamc has been given to land'league proscrip.
zion, arrived in New York on Monday with
bis family, and has gone to Richmond Va.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Messrs Thurman Evarts and Howe, Ameri.
can commissioners, sailed from New York on
abe 5th to attend the International silver con.
forcnc to meet in Paris On the Goth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

The world is now IN fair way to find out
whether Conkllng Is a bigger man than old
Garfield
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

The Adriatic on Monday brought 81 ,2S5 900
IN gold to New York