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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14

BARNUM's great and only show is to
exhibit in Wheeling, August 18th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14

"HOPEDALE" CRADLES, at Cowen
Bros. CSC st.
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THE TREES AND DROPS.

WE are indebted to Recorder Hobbs
for the following interesting statistics
of the business transacted. in the Re-
corder's office, for the year ending June
80, 1881:
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SEALING WAX, Sugars and Spices, at
$50 tt, CowEN Bios.
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B.F. TALBorT, Dentist, st. Clsirsvile.-
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for the pain
less extraction of teeth. Office, east OF School
House - 49, S-1'78 1y.
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GOING wEsr
Est Line Pc Ex Gin Ex Accom-

SteuDenyills Accommodation leaves Pitts
burgh at n IS am Arrives Mansfield o. am.
Arrives at Steubenville 50 am.
tDaily. tDaily except sunday.
Through Chicago Express, with Sleeping
Coach, leaves Columbus daily exoept Sunday,
at 90 pun. arriving at Chicago 30 am.
CADIZ BRANCH TRAINS-t Except sunday.)
Lv Cadiz JUS Scam IL S5am 25pm 55pm $50
AR Cadiz--...7 80 IL lOpm 2O5 SIS 1850
Lv Cadiz-......55 55 10 lea 'l220 405 SOP
Sleeping Cars East, without change, to Pitts
burgh. Philadelphia, New York. West to
Cincin natl. Louisville, Indianapolis and St
Louis and from Columbus to Chicago.
Baggage checked to all principal points
East and West.
ID, W. CALDWELL, z. A. FORD,
Genl Manager, Genn p q Ag't
Jun2 Columbus, Pittsburgh, Pa
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The First National Bank
ST. .cLAlRSVtLLE.
RESOURCES,
j. III. ZELh y co
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

AZ st. CinirsviIle, in tine ST.sse oI Ohio, at the
close OF business, ia o 30ta, 1881.
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Published Every Thursday
Trains ON the B. as. w. RR

On and after Monday, October 13, 1879,
the arrivals and departures of trains on the
Bellaire & Southwestern Railway will be as
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ST q. NARROW GAUGE II. r.
New Time Table.

Going East and West, leave OILS am
Going East and West, leave. 4:2O pm
Connecting with both east and west trains on
b. & o. 4. R.
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Town and Country.

SHADED fans are popular.
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sOMERTON.

Our President still lives. What cheering
thought What great relief When we
last wrote, our hearts were bowed.sn fadness,
and wthout one spark of hops. but to day
the heavy weight has been raised, and there
are bright prospects. We rejoice he . ours
vat
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Sdte Of Ohio, County Of Belmont, IS; -s
l.J. r &r~CHstI. Cashier OF the above
nGBAi PabS, do soiemnly swear that the
above statement " .ue to the best OF my
know leoee and be ief.
]. r. MlTCHELL, Cs,hier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day OF July, 1881.
| f. NJ. CowEN, Notary Public.
ID COWEN,
Gorrect-Auest: GEO JEPSON,
| GEORGE BROWN
: 7-la-St Directors.
, 1881-05-09

AT tho Dclmontco dinner Of Star-Isouto
Dorsey was Mr.. Itenry Wnrt1 Ioeoher. In hla
post. prandlnl tnlk tho rcvereud gont told tho
star-routa j0bber that he looked upon hts po-
liticnl achievements as nothing ahurt OF sub
limo, II cane here" continued Mr. Neechcr,
"to pay my trIputo to Sir. Dorsey as tho nun
who reioomcd tho old stato lovo, and had a
trensuro ot gratitude which was very glad to
bring. 1t tho ltopuhliean pnrty can havo con-
troll OF tho Govoruui1nt fur the noxt ton yenrs
land this believe ID assurel by tho rogults OF
tho Inst oloctonI. 1t III of worry llttlo consequence
what party gets control OF 1t after TINT. Join
with you. then, most henrt!ly In rendering my
testimony of respect md gratitude to Mr.. Dorsey
for tho xront services he ',as performed Iu tho
campaign. which has otAngetl tho itspcot OF tho
wholc continent for tho ucxt tun or tlttooll
yaars." The plausible Dorsey was abto to de-
coivo tho vory oteot. Whom tho rovarunl gont
was tnaklng that speech he wns unaware of tho
fuot thnt dorsey was Mt tho h0al OF star .ruute
ring Of oxpedlt!nR contractors consisting OF his
bt0thor, ]. W. Dorsoy. brotAor.iu-law, J. n.
Puck. md q couple Of intlnatu friends, ]. II.
Miner IND J. H. Prtcc, who got thoIe puy oxpo-
ltted Ns follows;
, 1881-05-09

SENATOR DAVID DAVIS. Of Illinois, Is put
down rs ono OF tho f,fteon Opposition Senators
who tntond to vote against the confirmation Of
Judge Robertson as Collector OF tho Port Of New
York in order to spite tho PrCsIdont and sorvc
Lord l.osooe. Wo do not bolevo tho report. Rs
IL IL but n tesY wcoks ago when JutlKc Davis, in
u oarefuliy- prepared speech defining bis "indo-
pondcnt" position, sail that, nsllo from voting
with tho Democrats on tho organization Of tho
Senate, he intended to'glvo Gen. Garield's All.
1n!nlstrntlon fair and candid support. It would
be 4 very curious way Of doing It by voting with
Conkllug to break him tlowue III this contqst
tetwoun BOSS Conklng aud tho Preadcnt vast
majority nf tho Democrats of 1tllnols sde with
tho President ind nxnlnst tho autoorntlo Loss.
, 1881-05-09
Clear plunaor, half Il million Ut uollars.

TIE "Robs" fred OIL Fort Sumter, and
waro amazed and outraged when tho "Yan9a" :"
aftur tiIuo fired back. "Why, thoy are luak!ng
WIZ on US; they aro invading our states, plliax-
ing our homoa, burning our Villages, and laylug
wasta our plantations" Yot that was war. It
was precisely that which thoy invltod when they
hayo boon SURPRISED, hut prepared. III q moro
humble way III. Conxllng lntlulKed IN overt acts
OF war agalast tho PrasEdont. No proclamation
was necessary, tho acta wero enough; yot ho
aotuhl!S proclaimed war, Now ho wakos up to
lind tho cnomy Gu hls ffontlers, aud he Ia
whally dofenso!esa, 30 ho pleads h!s wuak,iesa
aud tuah,ity to strike back al roaaon why ho
should TO lot atonV. "Tloy arc making war on
ME-" ho exelalms. Yes, they arc making war on
Sls. CoakltuR, but only because they hAyo boon
bulllei aud driven Into It,
, 1881-05-09

THE President Inns nominated to tho Senate
Judge Robertson. Ut Now York. for tho Of
Ilce Of Collector OF Customs IN TINT city. 1t
Is confessed by MI that there Ia not MI abler
Or purer man In tho Statu. Ills nomination
Is resisted, ari IN no other ground tfian tl'nt1
rs public mau In tue Stnte Of New York.
l,o llas opposed Senator Conk1tn9's absolute
,ltctattoi,, and because at tho Chicago Con.
vcntton l,o md twenty-five other delegates,
representing strong Republican Congress
sfonal districts, 1nslstosl upon voting as their
immediate constituents dGsIrcd. Mr. Conk-
ling tolcratcs lio opposition to his impcrln'ls
demands. lilo elnlms the absolute control of
tho Republican party In Now York, and Oh
jects to the appointment of any person to a'iy
National ottlea 1t TINT State who Is not dcs.
lgnated by himself. In his opposition to
Judge Robertson he Inns invoked n self-cre-
nted "courtcsy Of the Sonnte," nnttor which
Ito claims that no Senator cnn vote to confirm
any appointment made by the President I'm.
less that appointment be approved and sup
ported by tho Republican Senators from tlat
State Ilonca i,o demands that tho Republican
Senators, rs q mntter OF personal obligation
to him, sl,nl! reject nomination tnade BY tho
| Republican President Of tho United States.
This arrogance, fnsofencc, and violent dctlial
| OF Executive authority, md this brazen rs.
sumption Of personal and Senatorial power,
must be obvious to every American citizen.
There can he but one President OF the United
States ut ono time, aud Alr. Conking's Mt
tempt to l,ave the Senate sustain him In his
olal,n to Executive authority can lavo btlt
ono Termination. ANY attempt by tho Sunate
&f,M 81 AtSsj n
, 1881-05-09

"Thtngs arc getting 20 mixed that don't
know where to scratch" sPt4aHa Curtfs.
"Isee that Raras has been rctnstated. Lot
us say no moro about this painful soandal."-
Goltfsmtu. Maid.
Mary Anderson Inns male 1t all up with
her stCpfathor.. II Mary WAS smaller q littf0
lam wouldn't DO out OF tho way.
Thorcau says "Won,en never hayo any,
thing to suy." 1t Is quito ltkcly they had nothing
to Ray to Thoreau, who lived bu $3T q year,-she
prfco Of apriny bonnet.
"Wlnt was tho name OF the person who
burned bis brllxe behind him7 There aro worse
sights than q brldy0 tu get ba1k over SONG
tiines, ,"-fioseoe Conklfflg.
Lord Lotlstlalo llas tittcd up m expedition
to soareh for tho North Pole. It Ia not ret de-f
oidei who will 1T up IN expedition to senrch for
Lord Lu.isdula's.
a ministerial conference In Now York hay
Ing dGcIded TINT ther0 ia no such thing as
oternal punishment, poopfo out thls way would
llko to know what !s to become OF tho bicycle
rlllcru.
Theodore Triton has gono to Europe, lie
Will be remembered astho gentleman who ddn't
SOON to kuQF that ghotguns wGEo handy th!nys
to havo IN tho family at t,no when most mun
would hayo given the subIect great attention.
It tis understood tint thu only change In
tho management OF tho Now York Tribune ron.
ierod necessary by tho editors marriage aud
consequent absence wna tho saving OF about
SIX imchea from Whltolaws chair In ordor that
John lays fust might reach tho floor.
Anewspapcr reporters life Is not al! anony-
NOUS l,artl work, t]ne 10 ploasol tho Empress
Of Austria by lta ACCOUNT Ut hDr riding aaven-
tures that she presontud hIm With u dressing
caae embossed III sI!vor. Tho Engl!ah paper
whloh furnishes this itom dooa not state, how.
ever. how much he WIS able to get on 1t,
Pnt away ller l!ttlo sealsktn,
Hang It up pehlnl tho door,
All har days Of wluteF pleasure
And Ut sletghridas now arc 0ort
0ly0 hor tltno To look about her
:. Aud tho situation grasp;
:. eprtnF ia hose, and soon h0r molara
Through tho stf6 Ice'cream will tasp.
--E%0nt "S0nts Of the Wat Std4."
The nanlo Ut tho lauy to whom James Cor
Caroline 0aspar!ne Leopoldlnp Hourlctta Louise
asked hor to 10 hls h0 had tho name ses up In
small p!oa typo and proof OF tho article t4kso.
Then when he oau,a to tbat part Of the dec!ara-
ton whsru 1t was necessary 10 call her by uame
he handed over tho proof"salp.
Ayoung male person sends IN love poem
beginunys
nj. clouds along ths .aoantsin toDs
AN iaasIsa ID ihs trssi.
This Is all right, sunny, bur after you have got
tho atri II will ull look dlHereut. The only srl-
Ing tralua you Will sako auy intorcst In then will
, 1881-05-09

DE LEssEps Is toollng tho French about
tho Isthmus Canal. All reports from PanAmA
agree that no digging has begun yut. although
tho Season for outdoor work Ia fast drawing tu y
oioss Considerable surveying IL hofug douo.
and amaIl fprce ot labosors arc ut
work cutting brush, and that IL ali. Thers
arc BY no moana tho energetic operations which
the great ongtneer promised the subscribers
to bis canal stock. Ills project docs not lux for
wAut Of futlda. fnr ho has money enough se-
cured alrpady ~ pay for all the WoEk that could
, 1881-05-09

CANADA will ouon have to booa the look
out for new GovcEn0r-lenaral. Its re-.
portedtl,at tho Mnrquls of Lorne will resign
bis position toward tho latter part OF The
a1mmer, and return to England With tue
Princess Louise.
, 1881-05-09

THE death OF Col, Thomas A. Scott, of
rallroad fame, is hourly expected, Iic having
suffered third stroke Of paralysis. Ills
physician hns abandoned all hope OF Ills re-
covery, or even Of his regainlng conscious
ness for auy length Of time.
, 1881-05-09

ARCHBISHOP CnolcE has written 4 letter
urging that the Lnnd bill be pissed to It's
second reading, and II by that tine 1t cannot
bo satisfactorily amended SO as to meet tho
views Of the Iome-1sulers 1t Gun be rejectetl
Us unworthy tho Irish support. /"
, 1881-05-09
An exchange rctllarks:

PooPlo who ars afraid Of lightning wilt not po
much comforted ta loarn tlnt tue multiplication
of !uimonss b4ttorloa tor utsGtru lRhta u ltkoIy
to bring atroku Ut lightning, within the reach
reatly hecn knocked tluad Or s6tlssloss 0y fool
my with tho wiros III private establishments;
tho Lightning may strike us In consequences Vt
sosnotIudy elaue fooinK. An eteotfte-lIght wirO
was allowed 10 touch telephone waru w caro-
IRno, and tho result WA au artificial strok0 Of
lightning III the office hollow, which melted tho
t9lepho1e md pnly0Et1o1 thlnGs konerallY,
, 1881-05-09

C0NKL1NGs sENATORIAL FOLLOWERS.
In the revolt Of the Senatorial consplrators
against tho constitutional power Of appoint
mont BY tho President, and tho substitution
III It's place pt the unconstitutional usurpa-
ton called "tllo courtesy OF tho SEN ase." Mr..
ConklinE counts largely upon tho suppt.t OF
Democratic Senators. He does not assume
that they accept Ills doctrine, but lo appeals
to them rs onemies of The Republican party
to Etvo their aid in directly insulting tIie
President and In declaring that Mr.. ConklEng
alone shall dictate who shalt hold Office III
Now York, and who shn1l not, For this pur-
posc he assumes that ho can depoMl upon
tho following Democrats: Brown, OF Georgia; /;
Mcpherson, OF New JeBey; uroomc, Ut
Maryland; Cockrcll, Of Missouri; Farlcy, of
California; Slater. ot Oregon; David Davis,
Of Illinois; ben l1ili, IT Gcorgfn; Jones, OF
Florida; Harris, OF Tennessee; penlloton,
Of Ohio; VOORHEES,, Of 1Mltana: Maxey.
of Texas; Waike. of Arkansas; and Fair, Of
Nevnua- -:
This ID a practical betrayal Of tho Ilepub-
lfcau party aild Ot tho Republican Admins
tration into the hands OF the Democrats. Afr.
Conkl!ng takes his rcyeage upon the hepul-
licari party OF tho cn,ntry by employing
these Democratic Senators In striking the
Republican President and Ills Administration,
ind making himself their rnnster.
Of course, this list Is subject to revision.
1t Is not likely that nll OF these Scnntors,
Democratic parIisans as tfioy 1nay be, will
unto in formal vote Occurring tllatthe Pres
}dent Of tho United States shall be allowed
to appoint ,lo Man to Office In New York u,,-
less tint person shalt 10 personally accept
abla to or dictated by MI. Conkling. Such II
vote Us that may prove too dlstastatul to Sell
ntors who hare any regard and respect for the
otlco Of President Of the United States.
A1r. Conkling, however,, oxpects To hnye o
Republican following 1T the SunatU, and Ills
organs advertise that he will bs sustained
agalnst the President by Senators liolllns, OF
Nuw Hampshire; AntlonYof R'oda Island !;
platt, Of New York; Ca,naron aud Mitchell,
ot PENNSYLVANIA, Kellogg, of Louisiana;
Jones, of nevada; Mcmillan and Edgerto'l, Of
Minnesota; Allison and AlcDlll. Of Iowa
while tho vota Of hlr, Edmunds. ot Ver-
nont, Ia called doubtful.
Tllts list certAiAly IL incorrect. Nothing
less than tho actual record will snttsfy tue
people Ut the Northwest, AMI especially ol
Iowa a,ld Minnesota, tint Allison OF
A[cDiIl, Moalillan ur Edgerton Will provo sc
fait,l!ess to tho universal sentiment 0t ths
people OF those 6tates. y At tho Chicago C0ll
vention the state Ut Iowa, through hor lelo
gates, from tho first organization. to the ad
]ourn,nent, stood by Judge Robertson 4!
aga!llst Conkltn9; tho two mon W1ev ther,
present, and 1owa neyer fa1terel or wavorcd
and resolutely. bravoly, aud SUCCESS
III
, 1881-05-09

In tho midst Of tho general prosperity the
causa Of rellgion Is not without u sinre.
Centenary Methodist Churcl. yesterday pro-
vslotl by voluntary subscription for lifting Its
entire Indebtedness, amounting to $4,000.
, 1881-05-09

WILLIAM II. VANDEI,nlLr yesterday cale-
brated his Goth birthday anniversary.
pANTtY cloudy weather, occasional rains
,nd stationary temperature for this region.

APPROPRIATE action III connection with
Ihe death OF tho lato Uon. Charles Hitch
:ock was taken by tho Illinois House Oil
Saturday, that body adjourning to Tomorrow
out OF respect to his momory,
, 1881-05-09

l,o done In twou thre0 yoara, and this money
tlo Is pledged to pay por cent lutcrust, 10 that
there h strong financial rDasun for pushing
tho entArprlso forward as rapidly m possible, II
u Ia rraty genuine ona Dc !,ossops blmsotf ID
In Evyp. loukng after his affairs there. f1Is rer.
rcsentatsyq at Pansnn, L,ott Wysc. Is nl'o,tt tn
stnrt for FArls. Tho rnluy senson Will soon put
stop to tho flotl w,rk. md ~ nothing hns boon
accomplished IN this direction worth utotttaofi'
Ing. a yons hns beon as good ~ lost. A. to tho
American ont Of tho projoot. II thero ovdr was
nny bosEtiua ex.Socrutasy Thompson, It gives no
sl8n Of vItailty.
, 1881-05-09

4 s1Ep toward larger liberty Inns boon
taken by the Gar iii announcing that lorc-
after his Sanction Of tho laws passed by tho
Russian Senat&wlll DO required onlyin cases
where tho enacmol,ts are Of especial irl-
norta1lcH
, 1881-05-09

PRESIDENT GARFIELD wished "Drady to
give ua all tho ns5!sIunGo posslblo." Well, he
has done 1t. He his rcslgnod.
, 1881-05-09

An cpltaph for Mr.. Conkling to be carved
upon tho arms Of tho Stato Of New YORK:
"Lttstnt; cost MOL"
, 1881-05-09

Thcre hare been unmistaknbl0 symptoms for
week past that tho too Ut tho Asnerlaan public
macy President Gartold, aottng III tho high
cst representative OF that PUBLIC. has grnttlied
its grlat yonrnltlg by tlepositng thnt klok wherJ
net ut hIa !ltp. r..
, 1881-05-09

VEny much to the surprise and cllngrln OF
Lord Roscoe, tho President Is showing TINT 'ho
bus sand.
, 1881-05-09
DO onn nt tho end OF Jrcss thst co.,.-
whoro from $50 to 500, Koep IN ws,,1s yol any,
snmo klnl otiitor may shoot ron. "ae .ns poetry.
itypB happier. 'e taake lso
PUBLIC OPINION.

OF tno SUCCESS o! Tho Nahsnc socc..Ion eas
ione otthoF ~ a!esoivnnt OF tho Ross mote
" ~ ~ ".''a so'''osF"tive party Ut VIruIn,!a'
E'llltnAoIplila inquirer (t9cn,. ,v,''
Conklinx determines to do IA tn III, N1as Mr.
party II ho can. so fur, It appcar. o ~ f.ia ,a
~ ~ W w oo nA9 ooen aHoftled him bv tha s"'
NO. '4' sea.
hClnclnnnt! Gttztttg ftten1. r.n,,
t,ttr man intn1Icct,,ntt, t.s''. ephKinR hs
has ho tloncs The records Of fnsscally' ~hM
soarntiei In vniu for eyLlcnep ar ~. "oohbs
public mnt'. 'aseessna
indianapolis Netps: Wa wou,a ,t,.
tho toro worsh,pors In th,. lo,t,',., nko 10 htvs
ponkllnR ls u attn Idol on I,ros, ."s Noo thnt
slanp nhrnso hna r. n, ~ e"s'efa," AZ
things 10 has acnompllsHa,l. "' ~ end apll shu
contcet Ia oyer In tim He,,ato ~ Wv pfe*eal
rosnnnt,nn ,,nnn,,,,an, u"".e u. mo maas Of 4eE
,'.s.' III me country v,ui.
publican t3anators do ut re,,.t ~ ,n,anber or Re-
assumption OF senator Conklsng. "'Aucfaa'a
Hurpcr'8 1Ygchtu: Carlyla,s ron,.,
inrltios, his Limitations Of symna,h. snsa! pccEf
cut puryors;tlcs, uro really. ,,osta,' aaa appar
If, his otbor works IA In hi, rcr,t.,,. ~ cvldcns
applied tu tho society In which ho iivs'se But
nls a9alai eolnpahaonss they aoam bos6 ,,s~ aas
e'a.'s
Hartford (Conn.) Co,traut f1,cn,,
pity OF it |s that coi. 1naor,ni ,.As s"ch}: Ta
rtsr ~ n,,,ch tr,tmonoo 's ~. ,"t "ao mIghteser
cshc 81 "t"en sH1tueaco lor good, md who.o I,,.
pn!aea arc chiefly on tho right Side. ebout, IL.
vuto tho lost years OF hta lif0to 10 cluor,ii,as. ~.
y Work. nls envy apparont oxcnso ior xains !
Nou yort yyrr1t,,. 1,,,..,
-" sn.s.,. s' u'' oeSu'lu Few alyen
u.. tssoss ''oauns ~ every society, who lIte al.
eh1cf Tor tn!6chiofe snkc, and arn rcsdy h. 49,
fow sor whAtGyor would summon tae,u% % II,
, 1881-05-09
POSTAGE.

Entered At ~ Pos-oes At Chicago, H.. al Second.
C1aas Matter.
For thu benefit OF nur patrons who doslrc to sond
tlnale copios OF Tnn TRIBUNE through tho null, we
uyc herewith the traastent ratio Of postage.
itnmtf{tt, Per Copy.
Etsht and Twe!vo raGn phpor.........s.....E cents
Sixteen FaRo oehts'
Fnrssgn.
Eight nnn Twnvc Tago fapur.. eSntss
EtxfGGn tARu ceup'
, 1881-05-09
A POSSIBLE UNION OF SPAIN AND PORT.
UQAL

p0aH1HEE UNTfM OF SPAIN AND PORT
UaAL.
The little Kingdom of Portugal Inns been
r,u,.,, t,,r n ,o,,,tnr n,Itttoni yuror ,vhtch
!o"oeo ''"' " p"p"!.t fo"s'e'' '".o.' "''
nj .oa II i,ns cn,,,, n t,,vo,yn tlo uuca,ton NJ
uo't 10 ~ ".s soi"o ~ '"'ot,e Nv '.s@',
4 possible lborinn Union. To rightly Under
ufa,t1 this fnrnr ,y1,tct, Ia nothing mora nnr
,", .,,a,, 49, .,'a,,sao, ~ ,,,l,r ~ unrt,,.
~. W." ~ - :, ,e.aaas,. ~
bolnG absoloea oy Elsa'la' u Is Aecessats ~
understand tho original cAusp, which Is the
loareiico-M"sqnoz lreaty rs lno resn1t u
tho arbitration Ut Frnlico between Great
ustta,,, -, rort,,.,ol ao,,,n ,.onru ouo M, t,o
question Ut tic sovereignty Of DetnEon Bay
on TIC South African coast, tic Portuguese
naJo arraugetucuts with tho Transvaal Gov
ern,ne,,t for the building of d railruntl from
the Interior to tho Port OF Loure1aco.M Marquee.
'r}Io ANNEXATION OF tho Transyaal by Circuit
RrItnfn ahortly Afterwards interrupted tic
gol,on,o md dlseru1,tlcl boil, tho Portuguese
md tto Dncrs. It wns renewed. however,
md nfter n considorablp Interval II fresh
trootv waa 's,pnol In Moy. 1871. by which
thc Enr1lsl, wero authorized to ~ OF, with
tho work. Iho troatv. however. has ru-
moinntl uncontlrtncd by Tho Cortos for mora
thon n yeav without excttiur nny apecfal In.
torcst mill tin recent rubo,lion Of the Doers.
,ri,rn thc English once' ,,,oro ononcl ne1o.in.
ttora for tbo ronatr,,ctton of the ront.. ns IL
,,.n,,,i ;o,tii+oto tbc RECONSIDERATION ~ troona
, 1881-05-09

Olympic TheAfre.
e1nrk street. between Lake and Randolph va
nety entertainment
, 1881-05-09
Tn1BUNIs BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CH1cAno TRIBUNE has established branch
ptces for the receipt OF subscriptions ad Adrortiso"
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The daily gazette., 1881-11-03
A slxurar Gnoss story.


London Telegraph.
Previous to Nov. Z, 1859, | always
laughed at the bare idea of ghosts.
was staying in Brighton on the day
mentioned with some friends who were
about to proceed abroad. Two ladies,
q cousin and myself went out to dine
at Kemptown. 1t being . most
charming moonlight night told my
friends l should prefer walking home
to Brunswick square Che other end Of
the town.. accordingly proceeded
on the seaside Of the Esplanade.
When just opposite the Bedford
hotel o carriage and pair drew up
alongside the rails with two men on
the box and an elderly lady inside.
l was greatly startled, as the wheels
made no noise but at once took
about half o dozen steps toward the
carriage to see what it meant, when /
distinctly recognized the occupant as
my grandmother, whom had left
perfectly well at Cbeltenham few
days before ; also her coachman and
footman on the box. at once vault
ed over she rails opposite the carriage.
At the same moment it struck me as
most out Of the way that an old lady
of SO should bring all her belongings
from Cheltsnham to Brighton with
out informing her relations of the
move. As l touched the ground l
made one step forward to greet her,
when to my horror the whole thing
vanished.
When I recovered myself went
straight home and told the whole cir
cumstances Of tho case. or course
every one laughed at me, and told me
that it was fortunate there were wit
nesses who could speak to my perfect
sobriety. / was very put cut, and
hardly slept all night. Early next
morning we received a telegram that
my poor old grandmother had been
found dead in her bed at 71.that MORN
ing.