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,.t,,,,, o,tr,,t,x :, ,,... b,,1. ,,r o,-,ea lilo
c""ri'ro""i, ia ass'larca ti,at il Iiiillois WIS
r, KY e m f";io,m,ut ~ ,s tf,aGy tnt v rsn sMS "oa'
e,"ts,"s ~ II tfn,,t;' o"t, ,tnt w HJ s,snv t',mi
re rta ~. WIN n % ihaln e ,t,rn Ulo asy
,s ,fa,m, .''a' GUILTY '''ah l''e1e "e'e ''cp"D-
nr.,u ro,,1tol ,,,,t In ,vo, ,,o,, H.. s,, +b,,
II, I,;s nont,t. o,st 9 .ynr,n.s~ n ,,ut caM
lnyniEsnn.ctl,iur l,u rnmi,in'S sav nf Tia
l's!,,oefa!'c a, ln5ty o. .airse. ,ha .,oor
on,l nft:r :, x,,... ~ init -" t,o,,r. III Icnei,'
~ ,,n';,, ~ % ;s ~" xnt Hmatn
,St:, ~, ~ N, ,s,,,,ty @ ~ ~ scrn,a
'!st' ft i +, ,ii, i4o H. Sr 'o''hos "i Dce'atc
Wrlvit,inms .e ~" n sf,,,c,rcr,. f,ou,,v III.
csfsN.1r, fse ato ny dklsi fcE M's!t
,,e ~, ~, az, ,,tnnt III t tI ~ I,i.,a, H.
M.', II. III ~, ,cl;.t trm @ '''' "e"p'ee' III
"'' wy n".,.,'' ..,,.' ~. '.'s 1'r", 70, r,o
ln psocce'! !c.! Il, waac lnt" the pnnlocracy
rislli anh left. c!aln'it. tic attention af the
llt,Nse tnT sunic llll!H tisc; T.,
,tWii5,s W!iHS ,sssTt, s'i fh,,, i'i,s T. 'H"e, III te ~
say. tilo I;iIiun Il was n,,r I,y inr De,,,,n.. .
r;y tI,G tI!aMStsr ~ the 'sp,hilcaM r., si,!
f,,,:, @ ,,,,M,r,;,'i.t. ft,r IN h,,ti, :f;ins ~
% as tlieIr ' spres pI;1 " to m Int, 9' rInic,,, ni
trsssat ssns Mi'n n",llt If = is cers HI ie.ci
w. ~ ,1' is ,,; ~ '.,i; r., t.'nu ~ o ,,',
=. rc; .G ntcv Il emusr ,nro'x ~" IL s!gS "i to
nm t,9 H. in,;sse f. ari;,t tiny y, tts 9ni' ~.
~, y "a rs,i,,,tn, III, I.1.,, ,,, Srrv ,It, iii e,m ~
,,sa,,nV t',,t .itc NJ n. .,.c, ~, H. ,,,,.ni
LII. t, sIt.i - !. ,'sn t"s.u ~ in,",.;t @
,GT XVI tie tM III. ;mur,m, h",, se,i .~n @ ""S'
Tnljins. Of Gm,k. cl1imrI ti,n nttcmt}na of
Tho l[o,,sr fur sumo ting. lie .tt,t not doubt
w lyn!ty 1 OF thv i1snpsEatc ;, Eiy b, o
trrnriiprf,i,s.
'JDe Mann. Of VermIton. cn,stically nl,-
sfEyca , 4; ', l. the I asss T. VII. w'a prt, r.
country ilIaf ,ty t!lu n;,l,,,. Ut L0npstrrr,.
for whom thu Republican party !la, aIreatlv
tnnc nbn,lt enough, This warm bit ut l'resl-
dent linyss cre..le,l e,cat Iaugl,tc. ~ hotl!
rcAnrr1, Mann rr'mce'lH! !" .arr,iEn tho lst,..
ntthIicaiis niI general Irtncip!es. II was we'll
enoMeil to riilri Uy..r tic ",i cunipafgn but.
tcrmlll;. The penilsntan fram llardi1 l'ad
warned him 10 lnnk ont wien he raised ticnt
nEpll that they didn't holt
4 1l.jl..rAlL rr.rsu,
Threat laugi,ter.j The value of lob-ta11
s,s nt, , - W m r. snv tnt y" ,e 1.s aS,I,; S
,,,,,, , lnst tts "r,,,o <' ., III ,i,ot ,vs in
XII l.y 'n ,so @ ' nr'inrni sy IL
~. T' ,'sr,, "e. s,.,s .f,si ~.
;t"aif ~ Ife''n''ea'''' t'o '"'t' ""' "''""' W
''it ,,,,,,o,,,. ,,,,,.<,,, te ,,~o,, ,,,,a
,,nn ,vi' ,.s n;,nr",, LIZ p'e''o"9 ''ses"
''I u. y",,~ 1 a,nn,,.l,,,,,,t ,vus rcs, o,,d tc
ro u ~; n,'t1 t nnj.,, wi " thr te, .,1e , 'e
WI WIZ s'. .,,,, ~, e@ "WI' ,, ~ ..e H. ,,,'.. -,
1n Nv Nv II: te ,.,,,,,'.rn,s n NH, tc .xr"s'i
- y ~, ~ III ~ w@s' t,- M, W. w., nHcet.l .,,,
aI Tne ;'.;, Is,lssA ID =; ;o nmende'l was
""uu.." 'i... w wy ...''..'.. y. 49, =" ~. -
TIL: tsfAf' ASSORTMENT or PETITIONS
was lnggetl In. not forgetting The customary
is!f iiils iii' iGIini'"'rlnF fof 'h' passage Of the
'Iie lfUusc coltcurrctt In the Senate rcsoIl,-
, 1881-01-28
Tic Usual Number or New Bills
and Bills an Second
Reading.
A Lively sorimmaga in the House on
tho Question Of Pensionine
Soldiers.
The Measure Thoroughly Discussed, nni1
Finally Adopted "by II Large
stnjurity."
The Nominees for tho Warehouse Board
to Be Pavorably Reported from
Committee.
TIL; SENATE.

Nv @ltIot31 HFtn1ltHt
spveldl Nisp4{ch to The CAteapo TrIbttnt.
Srnls0FlELiI, ILL.,, Ian. a7.-Un tile opeI,-
In4 Of the Senate this morning the 1Io,ise
bill Hpuroprlating sI5.OW For the Incidental
expenses Ut tlte present General Assembly
WIS real IL sccnnf time. 4 Humber 0f bills
wers reportcl from committees. Thu prin-
clrnl 0iles weto noticed In last nights dis
patclles.
SEw HILLS.
Senator Fffcr fntrW lucGu n bill making a1i
approximation Of $y,tJ for tho erection Ut u
laboratory, etc., Mt the Slate Normal School.
The slIlM ssci'atur introduced Il bill amend
!nG tic Library inv Nf tic STATE. It leaves NIL
,llatters pertaining ~ tic control Of public
libraries to thu City Councils or towns where
they arc Instituted. 1t seeks, further. to
crratc II revenue from fines and assessments.
Senator Flfer also presented n bill nuklng
MT appropriation Of 5sOO0J for tile erection
of Hospital for Insane Criminals. The
PURPOSE appears to be to build tie lluspitu1
ntChes.er.
\ bill Was introduced approprtatirr S1o!,-
o03 for tile support cf tho Northern Ilospltul
for tho .TnsaIle ut Eight.
. blll WIS introduced TO allow cemetery
nsSoct''.'ons t0 AcHuirH land by conIer'ln-
tiuil.
\ bill was Introduced appropriatEng sa,:so, :
uN fnr s!ln maintenance, etc., vi Chester
penilentlary.
Sul.ator 5ecsist presented II bill requiring
public nlllcert 'o publish As' annual statc-
meEt Ut the funds receive,t and tttsbltrsed by
them.
SeMutur Exams presented bill mixing tt n
lMistGnrtnnr fnr tl!G hwllcrs uf tln3ry cuws
10 cu'niMl tlla bovine creatures to drink stag
lnNt waters.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
H. number bf resolutions wGrc ren.l aud re-
ferit4i.
1ilu Dr Lang Pool bill was tileu taken TN
for Il third reading H. WIS discovered TINT
IND the further consideration Ut tito bIll was
p,strencts.
Several unimportant resolutions were read
and referred, after Which tho Senate I'd
j0llrnu1 until ta-nlnrrow morning.
, 1881-01-28
LITIGATION.
In Which Are 1Ar0tvcu a Judge. n
Cntlin1ic. .rrlent, VI. Editor, usld Other

@>"'rF +>t@ -N~-*<N1$ s+sAt% ~ssA%A
Pern"tH:
eaEinif1|Ls, H. hla.' 1"l'. 5'.noh tlie i'ln
aas oil ,inne' ls's; tho cat''olls scttiell'ent
1ouf h,1les Gust ol lere WIS thrown mo
slolene stH.c u cSc',elncle \, OVER set-9o "
tween Father /. &. ltodolps ind Join l.antl-
erwerlcll, lncmberof the Catholic church.
According to lIn,u1rrwcrich's statement ut
time. e l,a.l gone 10 lIolopl,s ',o"se tor Tue
rnfiose VI Scttl'ng an o.l 1euu tint l'ati oee'l
Standing for tw0 yE'lrS. Living with tho
priest WIS Ills. father, II Il,nn moro
than 30 years old. After tho two
~ 1u.' "". .I,''.. I's''" '''o ."' ,',, "H
OF peace'lnakshE n dafil clnsa
oyersprcul their at1ttcipatlo'ls OF pactiIc;s-
tion, and n,,Ery words SOM, arose, As tho
,yn,1Is f,ru" fotfrr MD man Kmfnl,,I, rosr
Fr,,', ,,n .sn't n.,,,,,,t i",,a,,.,,, H., tI'o
tst''s' a1S scA1, eAaslt L!Haer"erte1f w l'le
face, the priest striking lin I,atnlcrwcrle,')
over tho head with IL cane. llu rainell the
b,ows ttow,, 1,artl a}ul fast, Till tic lr,u!rss
man ,raa snvnrpiv l,nrt sa sn,,,, nc io ,y.s
l'.Hl! "a' aescls.s nNsl' - soun ~ NV ~ mst1 ~,
npie 10 co,ne ~ towl' l,ahuer"e'leh hlsd
bc-oro Squire Higgins three aill'lhvits' "no
thc others ueai,st L. G. i0uolpI,.
t,,a s rn,s"t ~. "sss s.,.,.it w., ' '.a..'!,..
~ nv m's, ,,, ot s ss."S " ua.ts ,i,
rcucing l'car SO. Thls al aiiair ut @ ti!s tiulo @
,r"ut . ,,rt.,,,,J .o,,..,,',,, H., .,,a fnt.,,i,,
1,hmrn,, nnn oa III ] ,h"r,r1,t thou t,n >,,s-
onss o,nraat "''a! a ~ m.a ',tsn' .ra Nv u.s. t.
sc1,tcl win Show, It was not over then, ls mt
nnw. and t,,rrc is I'M telling wl,nre IT. will
cid al III manner Mi have tlecjarcd war 10
liz, k,,Ef,. atti tla kn,fe IN fha Hit. tiln
,yi.ri.,, i" rrcrived iItjurfas nj the i,a,,1is
~ I;nt,,nr i,nto,nI,' ,vj.tci, hS c,nimn,l
, 1881-01-28

: 1'''''+N - N'"'setf
Speet@1 I'tsINfta 10 TIE t'hteaq' Trtant.
orEINtiFl!:Il1 Ill, I;lii .I.---tlle first thing
tllo House dill tliIS nlH:tllns WIS to advance
Srnate bEIt NJ IL tua third reading, mil thctt
lass II. Tho hill has Algea'ay been PASSED In
tho Senate, e'V[ ia ns follows:
li'1. for n,IHe. t, n,'.s.1 Al, net e,!titel AN
1nry is;" nnt ~" ,I,nnniri m,,,,ssx ~; -,
fnrcc Fob. -, Is,ll.
SHrlnH !; HS t'idctta. &C., ThMt ecc. nf ':1l
Gnrts" nn,rnvtxi Juno.. is:3 ~ n,ntn!,,.si' "i,e
pr,sel, upd In fGrce Fub. ~. 1871, bu amended
~ ns to fc%, NIL" ~ @ it!sn"a: ,, ..,,,.. ,,.u
shMil is hr IL tIu suvcraI distrIcts ~ fs,Il,,ws:
II the r!5rt District. y tho city II CnicaKo. on
INC nfst lt,cs1ays ~ hmrc a ocsMDnr nf gnch
SHilo cs.ti,,iy Of, TIC thjr,i ,,esay IN Wity u1,u
the iltst T!s,lay III i'r'sn,ls,s ot cacn year; II
rcstInvs ~ Snv att ~ nxor ~ IN c.'. anf xar ,u
III tho fourth district, Ut Iii. Vcr.on ol' tio
fmur'M NJ. r,.csinYs 4, Fu1r'lHsy nnd August ~
slit neao tonris md ri III pgessos II every ~
.t'iro ami! Kind that Will slasltl for lleurinR nr
M v rethen!s1lo - my nI ssi terins ns itW axn'1
nbIS Il, I'll" tl,f, taFtu q, S. t3nrt m yach Ill.,
trict. rcsss.1l.xely. ~ liked hyti!ls net.
H y MnrSs. ~ ,i 1es M y ta G9'tft ,I
act tnItcs infect; and, whurcas, /, Ia desirable
tlnt tt!o e!aEKn n the tnnM hl'.tl!E slia tctt's
h" tc n 'iu s.v ;G' ~ t. II sa @ iii: ihnT, ~ nv
atl rerHcI,uy exists, md this net stnli takn e.
lee' anu oo III Force troul a'l alter as iassaSc'
rESsIoSlS0 s0inl,Iss.
Thu report OF TIC En'!.''''tlee on Federal
ltclat!a'ss, cSeeEttllr Jeir Davis from thu Ec-
neticcht privileges conferred the resolution
OF MartIls, OF Whlte, lrstNK Congress 10 pell-
Sion tho st'iaefs OF 1tla FInrstE I'!acIillAWks
md MeXic;!il wars, WIS then taken M wllere
tlo llollsc leit II oil adjournment yesterday.
1HlshR, OF AlNSSac. sht,seu ns II fllrther
amendment 10 tIIe report tat tlio RESOLUTION
sllnul,l nut lncIllde aily person Win took I'D
nrll!s against tic Government III tho War for
TIC Union, OF wlla nidcd, assisted, or abettGtl
the 1tebcls IN my way.
THIS brought tho oil gentleman from
Willis to his feet with asl Indignant pro
test agalnst ringing III an independent pr0po-
sllion OH tho tall Ut Ills resolution. lle
thought tho House ought to l,avo tho lnan-
EoGtl, ETC., 10 ndnpt the resolution,
Collins, ut Conls, nsIett tho ntal gentleman
low lNany pcrsolls tic resolution would
cover.
Sturtin replied that there were about 1900
or l5,oo, lie thought.
Cosltrs then wanted to know how many
the amendment wonlsl cut ont. [App'a,Isc.
.tnrtiN sall he couldn't tell. but tu Didn't
know Ut unybmly rxrept JeK nayEs, alMl tho
Committee had worry prnpurly excluded hInl.
[App,ause,l
tlon to l'eusinniuy i.ebels.
Winter, af lrlquoIs, on tho Democratic
sI4lc, was good e,,u,lgll to say that The party
never was tho pnrty Ut secession, and l,aver
would by It's vote Or action sock to pension
thosc who werc tr,.itors tn tho Government.
Younghtood, Of Fr,rkl'll, from the sans
stflr sail nbnUt ftln suiilu tlfny In Ills 1W1)
, 1881-01-28
KEWAuNEE ttARR0R.

Ksw.AuSEE, Wis, Jun. a1.-conKEessman :.
Doucls writes tu friends hgr9 that It will BIZ =
impossible tn get u,ly appropriation fns uaa !:
!arbor ut this place inserted IN tue River mud
ilarbor b1l! ut the present :sesslon,. for tbs :
reason TINT through some m!stuka tho report :,
ot t,e t'aysfnneI.t EnFine&sr & was r; ,aof fof'
ilecr recommended tho construction Of hAs,
bur llerN to ut,sI $40 o n!t4 tho ,ppst pof,e-
lnent cnlses KtAerat dissatisfaction aulollK ,
uur businessmen. s;>%hss3t:
, 1881-01-28

IsptASAlpI.1s. Jun a7.-'rhe relprt Of tho
Auditor Of thu Stock -Yattls fur leso sllows
that there wero received 1,:t.l,s7d head Of
hogs. l:s.,0 cattle, lia.T.5 sleep. a,nl 9,aaSS
horses. Thero wero shlppch b09,ol4 Ileal Ut
hogs, liz, $50 cattle. li:,9N4 sIleep aid Y, ,o3l
ovaf. any year since The establls4iAentei tho
yards. Ia
, 1881-01-28
Through tartT taxation nruinSt foreign cam.
fet!t1,nl... S4i long III tho manufacturers
tll0llOpUtIZ0 tho home lilslrktt th0Y

na.,mn.,ttyo III H. '"E @ as .'1, v ,fn ,f"1Aee"tefs
~, ,,,.r . ~, 80. - ,,,,,.,. :.:,,,,
p. ,,, ~ St'r WANT FREE SH'iS,
IL VIII DrlHK mo C0tlt1etitfUfl Will ttlt1r
goo @EootIs ti,e free goot!S OF other countries oI
!ile WUrlsl. Bat the prntliscts III Tho
cnas,,,o l'St - +" FINN Moto rI,o., Tiny e"los T.. s "
palli,cr Viii sell ike nrtteIns In lila nm, m,,r
rsa: Nst @ r nrneis 1 wIfh t9 ay y T t9
,rrs ,nrs Si rf ~ n' an't 10, nv,si ~ tns fr, nr,
nttreiy urrl"nliiIrni n 1'rmt,,cts' @ 'rin, w,.nle
' liz prod,,cur r. .'sp"fMn'o" a nrcs fn,%3 ,3, " ~
tho pr,ul,tcrr ia u,,iv wIat rcf,nii,s nf
iho LIycrpool pstcn after ,l.tiuctjnr tic tn-
st1rcnrr r.,,,,mIpsinns intnrast md ,1a.,,,,
G1's srpe r9t to IT, tS e9 S"ss'Gn ts s,saHt;
ths iior., lo ccts 1i,ti In u',oys HI ntiIsr
ineu Is mnst fnt,.n'str,l in cheat, silius.
Inv frntrHis. nnfi nrti"n rntiurtitInt,. ;i'hi''
liz cottry IIas n a,lreay @ i sayn.i nifions t, tll m
,ro,i,,"nra ,nt ii,o atif} fmr,inr in,,r,vnm,cmt ~
ol snyo Il III sIut"ld iii n,lions piorc. nt,ll stil
millions ,,,uru wuttli l,u sayrtI co;,l.l tiloso
,yhrrs tItcy "I ,nc"t TIN t,Isn..ro!nr sltfns
titora meet frcU ind cj,cap shIns 10 Hint tjlcir
nr,,tlcts Il, teir lltlnnts, ,,,t.rkst. ,ailrnaIl
sa,1,atfs. Iy ii,sresi,E t1Slsts feW scnts
nttnr%s % nr n,or" @ NJ nv tnxnilus, ~ tin m.n'..
Ia mi, tia urcat Etglis1,. FreIicfi. fl,tf
{scrtlulI uerau lines, by combining us
thcy dl in is1,. taIS,, iniljiol1s U,1t Of
tho pnckels Of tic pro'ltcnrs Ut tho 'YeHt.
@ ~ @cSYutIy sto'!d b ,n'roy! XIII, e e.! ,,ks
t!ieah lt' lleals ol conlpelltsoli WIFI ale fA1a
way corporations ....
losstuEt: rEt'lEs.
unccrtuintv % t'f mr. ~ nresnit l,rns,,nritv. % .,ynr
fu tha fnrk nr fiir fu.rishnti. rjiar
, 1881-01-28

atoSrooAEitf, Il. y, jan. a7.--A t!daxy
earthquake shock was felt lsora ffnsaAtaY
morning. ''rhu shock WIS fslt lnost distinctly
q milo North, t.''tsv;t.
, 1881-01-28

cnveretl hin. Will great effort fIG WIS res
cucI Ntut rcgllscttatrtl, a,sd when Atrnng
cllougj, to stand lie cntple were married.
, 1881-01-28

When worn down ard rgudy to take your fe4.
Aop Alttess u what you nesd " keI1avs Yot. :
, 1881-01-28

clnNlly opposed Il, tho importation Ut goods
which may con.pete VIII, his own bocanse,
that IL u! lle wnMts. Atr. cnrcy, spoko tfo
real sentiments Of tlIIs class wl,ri, hpsaid: "lt
would 30 blessing to tllo Allerlcnn pe0p!0 tf
~! foreign intercourse wore kptt OF, nl!l Hll
world were converted into scas 0f iire." MI.
lock thon examined tho arguments that pro-
lection means high wagcst0 thu worktngnIen,
showing tt.at q dollar lgre only weight, I, n,it M
tile YnrdstIck fur SIS hare oli!y measures To
tfe !nborar one putt Of bla'tkcts while iM
England 1sifi' 1t 'eas,sss ss two pa!rs So: Il s
dollar would measure 10 per cent more ior
,Wtnat. ilnar' MI ny provisions tllan It would
a " Egsna gEs. Wh{ d,Isas mgsaaso tSy .ysa rS f.s
aro regulated by tlletr lt,Irkvt y,lltto til ull-
protected foreign ,Markots. Mr.. Ueck exall.-
sncd at great lengtl4 the
l:yFEors or PROTECTION
oil yarIous manufactured articles OF this
country aa ,'n tnaf tae taorns easses
discussion Is thnt, 'iIlt aitiiouaiii. '";' W.
weru our people, tho sta!laltes show tint III
o rnIana ma.tsf hara 2. sqgaE c., no
the iad, whiie i. the Dnite1 Suites It Il bit i.
t'ltrty,elsht potl''tla; Even witt! freq Ships
nlld with tho removal of all possible burdens
tc'n Is ~ nlol!fIlable that wo could not Goln-
pete with EnglulId. -
Mr. I,fck oxp'allea that 10 dll not believe
thenl and gradually reducing taxAtl0ll, lii
order TINT competition might ba Invited atld
&hb burdens Of the l4burlnE poor lo light
ened. Iie sa!l that protective lvglslNtlol Wus
dishonest In that 1t tuok fronl the IalM.er
IN nrnfp5t t.lt In A1sn npr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-09
L A J s
original story OF Hungary and the
Hnwnifnn Islands.


(wErTTEN FOR THE P. C. ADvERTIsER.)
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II residing in the Eastern United States can
pay their cards by enclosing Greenbacs United states
Postage Stamps they wish to and their
cards will be inserted above table, for the time paid Tor
u Business Cards. when PREPAID FOR A YEAR, are
which for transient
advertisements when paid charged quarterly
Single copies the ADVERTISER Ten Gents when charged
Fifteen Gents; by the dozen one Dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-18

would vote for him because he was thus as
sailed, where one would vote against him.
The fact may be sad one, but it is never
tieless fact and the very people who ought
for their own sakes to be the first to recognize
1t are the earnest advocates OF temperance
legislation
The paramount question in Ohio This year is
whether the Administration OF President Car
hcid should be approved. That question win
move nine-tenths Of the voters to a final de-
cIsion. They will ask whether the course Of the
Administration has entitled the Republican
party to continued confidence and support. If
they think it has, they viii vote The Republican
ticket and the few who regard any other
question as Of more importance will merely
thfoW away their votes, or help a party which
they despise. Or if the voters think
that the Administration has not deserved
public confidence and approval, they will
vote the Democratic ticket Not many
Democratic voters viii waste their votes on side
issues, though many will stick to their party
from sheer force of habit and against their
better Judgment. The only question which the
earnest friends of temperance can settle, by any
vote Tor separate ticket this year, is whether
The Democratic party is moro deserving Of
pubic confidence than the Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-18
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LAW SCuoOLs-3d Pdf:-4th column.
LOST ASp VOuSD-6M Pdge-4th column
HAGHErIC CLOruING--7M PdQe-6th column.
MARRIAGES AND DkATHs--Jm PGQe-6th column.
MINING--6h Fagc-3d and 1th columns.
MIsCELLA SroUs-6M Po9e-4th column, and SM Page
9Th column.
NEW PUBLICATIoNs--6h PaSc-1st and I'd colanns.
OCEAN STRAMERs-6h PS0e-4th colupin.
PROPosALs-2d Pqge-6th column.
REAL EsTATE-7th Pags-Gth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-7h PeJe-5th and 9th
columns. FEnALEs-7h Pa0e--5th column
SPECIAL NorICEs-5m PuGe-6th column.
bTEAMBOATs AND kAILROADs-3d Page-Ath, 9Th and 9th
columns.
SUMMER REsORTs-6M Paqe-2d column
TBACHERs-3d Pa0c-4th csuHn.
THE TURg-3d Pa0s-6th column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-18
Il DANGEROUS PRISONER

Guteau yesterday added to the catalogue of his
crimes another attempted murder. His attack
upon the officer of the prison may be accounted for
IN several ways IL may have been the sudden ont
burst OF I'm uncomfortable temper. 1t NAV have
been demonstration of simulated insanity. What
ever 1t was. it made evident the fact that the
ohioers OF the law have cunning and malicious
devil to deal WITH and that he is ready for apv de
perate undertaking. We think that this second at-
tempt TO Kill throws some light upon the motives
which prompted Gutcau's attack upon the Presl-
dent. Undoubtedly this man is ono of the yanest
OF llYing creatures. His self-conceit is nordpate
while he has no control over his PASSIONS. He is
quick to imagine insult and to take offence. IL is
suggested that the keeper upon whom he made tn 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-18
PERSONAL.

Tho Cincinnati friends Of General Edward F.
Noyes late Minister to France are preparing pub-
lie welcome home for him.
|. The late Dean Stanley owned an estate in the
Island OF Anglesea, and AS might be- expected. WAS
model landlord in every thing relating 10 the wal
fare Of his tenants.
General William T. Sherman will take mart in tho
Groton Centennial celebration at New-London ON
septic mber g. and join the Governors of the Now
England States at the New-England Fair in Wor-
cester, ON the following day.
Ex-Attoney-Gcneral Devens, who is travelling in
the far West with his daughter, met with common
western accident on his way to Reno, Nevada The
stage was overturned but none of the passengers
suffered serious injury.
Mr. John Bright is said to be very charitable in an
unobtrusivo way. The most conspicuous thing in
his modest home by the family mill is the library of
l,Soo volumes which was presented to him by his
Admirers after the passage of the Corn laws The
library cost $25 900.
The late Matthew Vassar's bequest of 81 900 IN
the fund of the Poughkeepsie firemen was in recoo
milton of his having once been q member of the
force. His interest in the affairs of that useful do
parfment was always active. The $50, 900 granted
for scholarships to Vassar College is to provide 60,
the education, perpetually, of eight young women.
preference to be given 60 residents of nso
The $50, 900 for the benefit of the professorsh;n
Naturai Science and OF Languages il ia renof,sa
was gwen with the condition that if a woman were
ever appointed To All one of hose chairs the money
Lhonld revert to the city treasury aud be applied to-
ward the payment of the city debt He left lis
wife $63,000 and the homestead The astay ms is
roughly estimated at 100000, and it is Smpnosel
Inat tne proposed tassar Hospital as residuary ler
aztec, will receive about $250OOO ies
LONDON. Aug l7.-Prince Leopold will probably
visit Dublin in time for the meeting of the Social
SCIENCE congress In October. The will of the
late Dean Stanley has been sworn under coo 600
Prince Bismarck has left Berlin for his es,at,
at Schoenhausei mir. Alexander NJ. Sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-18
A TRAVESTY or JUSTICE.

SIR: 1t is really painful to read the con-
slant accounts OF brutal assaults on policemen A. Wen
as Others 10y gangs OF ruans. then % see the st
OF Justice" nstcd out TO them. guardian Of the
peace must not evince the slightest sign OF cowaniice
Dut must dc his duty even in the face OF crowd Of
rouShs and then IL rescued, with his head ana facs
crushed 10 Jelly, his teeth kicked out aud otherwise
Saruy cur ana used up generally. what Is the results
one or Two OF the nends may he brought ND before A
Judge, who usually gives them few doars or a few
Gays as TIE penalty, or lets them trlfnc hau
Whcn they return TO ther low baUnrs and heasty COM
panons as heroes, their fines probably paid by Their
nvs, anu are ready ana eager for another fray Il
thls justice, or only travesy Justice Who IA AZ
anl-the Judge or the lawlnsker II those Who are a
lsalt could occasionally be subjected gentle iang
oy ,ne prites whom they permit t. run loose main
S uIuet others our laws would soon be placed lte
pi5 Wy toWaIu the plane OF Justice. DIDHnIs
bridgeport, Conn, Aug. Is, 1851.