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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
PERSONAL

DR.. Ross, Of TER, Il, is in the city.
Mr.. w. II. Cundiff, of Decatur, Texas. i
in the city.
Charlie Hodges is out again after severe
attsck Of the lux.
Z. II Lingo and lady, Of Denison, are in
the city visiting friends.
II. NJ. Cate, a prominent attorney of Aim
cola, is at the Grand Windsor.
Mr.. Paul Henry, the efficient postmaster
at Waxshschie, was in the city yesterday.
Colonel F. M.Wright, prominent citizen
Of Mckinney, is registered at the ST. George
hotel.
F. II. Wilson, q lumber merchant of Fair.
field, Illinois, is in the city prospecting for q
location.
A. G. Marment, editor Banner of Truth
Denison, Texas, made us pleasant call
yesterday.
g. T. Chapman. representing Fl. Ii. War.
ner Il Co., Rochester, New YORK, paid US a
pleasant call.
Willie, son of Col. John F. Elliott, who
fractured his arm few days since, is getting
along frat rate.
DR. f. o. Galloway, formerly citizen of
this city, but now of Henderson, was on the
streets yesterday greeting his many triends.
Mr.. j. 4. Small, of Lewiston Maine,
passed through the city yesterday on his way
to Bard City, where he will erect saw
mills.
His friends will be blessed to learn that
Mr.. Rugles, formerly deputy assessor of this
county, who is lying i'll at Mesquite, ia i'm
proving.
The many friends of Mr. j. D. Crawford
will regret to learn that he has been confined
to his room by iuaammatory rheumatism.
He was much easier last evening.
| Rev. Mr.. Curry has returned from an ex-
tended tour after an absence of several
weeks. While absent he visited his old
church in Mobile and while there the church
had some fifteen additions. He fills his pulpit
to-day.
Miss Lula Smith left last evening on tho
sou'hbound train via New Orleans for Vir.
GINA, where she will spend the entire sum.
mer. The hearts of hundreds, both rich and
poor, unite in one fervent wish for pleasant
trip and a safe return.
Mr.. Daniel Hale, of Chicago, president of
the Chicago, Texas 81 Mexican Central rail>
way, and Mr.. John William, of Il linburgh,
capitalist who represents large Scotch cap.
ital, arrived in the city Friday night, and are
quartered at the rooms over the company's
| office
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29

Special Notice 70 Ladies' who Paint
On Tiles and Plaques. A large stock has
Just boon received. Al,o, tho celebrated
Winsor & Newton I'll colors, and an entire
NEW LINE BIRTHDAY CARDS-all a,
man i'ac.uterS prices, AZ the Headquarters
Oh MASON Il ERp,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29

a eall.meeIing Of tho Ladies' Literary
society, will be held Monday, May So!h. for
the transaction Of business, al the residence
Of Mrs. Laepsr, 1910 Commerce street.
MRs. j. +. LSEpxR, President.
Miss F. KsAor, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
CORSETS.

Ladies made Underwear of every
kind. Shirts, Gowns and ehemses
Gauzo Vests for Ladies, Misses and
Children. A large stock of good
goods, new styles and at correct
prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
Under the Daisies.

A.sweet smile and twihking eye denoted
the pleasure of wearing the little hat from
Pearson's, trimmed with daisies and dear
little buttercups. Price $3.50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
RIBBONS.

Plain Colored Ribbon; Satin and
Gros Grain Ribbon; Brocaded Rib.
bon; Sash Ribbon; Plaid Ribbon.
All new and handsome.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29

Chas. Meis!erhans is now delivering to any
part of tho city pure northern lake ice. His
wagon will. call daily. Leave orders at
Lemp's ice and beer depot on Pacific ave.
nue.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29

Wholesale and Retail Bargain Week.
=. Overstocked in ladies' underwear and lawn
linen, organdy,percale buntings and summer
silk ladies', misses and chiidren's suits at
the ladies' clothing store and millinery par
Tors. E BAuMAN,
106 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29

Ladies. children and mems hosiery in the
latest colors and patterns, cheaper than the
cheapest, at A. & L, Mitten,hsl's,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
Come, Dearest, the Moonlighfs Gone

And tho bonne!s are unveiled to thee !;
come, wander to Pesrson's, where the goods
arc being sold 80 awfully cheap.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
Apollo Restaurant.

For % cents 20 can get better meal,
better cooked, than at any Grst-class hotel
n tho state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
Wholesale and Retail Rnr~a,u w.o,

The greatest variety and lowest prices at
Billington's furniture store, FOL Elm street.
, 1881-03-08
AN ESCAPED LUNATE.,

III response to Il Telegram received at police
headquarters yesterday Detectives T!crcy aE,u
'lhurl, weru sHtlt to llcet lho incoming trufn III
N o'clock oyur t4o a1lehIKIn HCNthern Hu,lToal
md Investigate conpluInt lnno by a ta,niiy
ii HuF,llai, ututKrints Illtutl knnrllirck. who
cluinle.l IL hnSp Icen ~ iHuletl tut Of
10 siii1 III this cn.,utry. lie nioney wns klolru
brtwren hcrG and Cleveland, l.At exactiy III whit
manner they cn1lEd mt s.y. They pnliltctl out
they suspected. Ito was arrested, hut iuras tn!t
tn bu Il crazy IlItlI. a'ltI 1t WIS hl4
ts eo8 s'os 1Sn 1tH aGs ia Il. s.'s ill., H. H.. Ia
prisoner EIfua tho lsutun nf jnlln Westf.lt. nnA
lals about As styhtght u stHry As suIicrnula t.H-
tho nalHtr III wltt'!! llc nIi'l anuther naA iIhn'
aYetl - esc'!Ns fr,H thu 'nsano asylum nt G!nvr-
tAnd. lts IL bnlnv held fuT tho autllosttos. Thcra
IL nu rvAson fur believing hi,n to DO tho ilau
whJ stut0 tho nlOtIry.
, 1881-03-08
GRIZZLY.
SIhtt,ttf.tIg,la.

PAnls, March 7.-Mr. O'kelly, II. r. for
Rosco,nlnon, 1eaycs today for Holland, os-
teslsibiy 10 orgauizo alnbulnnces for tile
Beers, hut really, no doubt, bout OH objects
less sentimental nlMl more MlilcDse. Mr.
1lealy's pamphlet nj tho hnl question is to
be- Transmitted Into French.
JOURNALISTIC.
Srreiai Cuhif.
PARIS, March IA paragraph In tllt5
mornings 1uuiofs confirms tho rlllalor tlsat
lilo uroprle.ors Uf thu paper, which Is nj
present slaing rather bas'y M nj, organ Uf tl,o
tstglt-Diyt,la and White-Flng party. will
shortly go nyer to tho Republic. II. Arthur
Meyer. tho Director, Inns becn rcpactd by n
converted noNapnrtist. In Robert Micl'clle.
The l.nw management Uf tho GuUtnis pub
|ls1ics statement this morning explaining
tho summary termination 0r lis quarrel with
VI, Meyer, WHOSE dismissal WIS decided
,li.on, because, without previous consultation
with tllU pr0pr[GtDrs Ut tic paper, tle hail
goNe over 10 tho lloyallsts. II. Meyer cn,'-
templates trying Ills luck agnin With Il new
llUyallst paper. to ba called LIT Guttc.
yESExuE1.A.
10 Le H'tslern Assoctattd Ttrss.
F.tIls, Marcil 7,--rln unyernlncut lias re-
soIvptl To recall tho French representative In
Ye,czunltl IN consequence Of twenty ynArs'
hatl fnill IN tic French creditors by tic Gov
urNlllellt Of ttlMt country.
, 1881-03-08
MINNESOTA,
Engefa} 1jtpatfh to The (hftGnn IF{hunA,

Epkctdt lHpdtfA 10 ms Chlf4Qo lT1hnH*1
W1St,SA, Miun., March 7.-Whu will b0 VIII.
ouls aucecssnr? Is tho question that IL still tho
upI,pr1lsost to[tu Ut discussion nH't'nx tlp phil
ltcIunB. ThprG aro IHnny tarUlbt retlHonY Why
tho nppuMtn,ent should bu nlttlu FROM Southern
Minnesota, and TINT tho Succession should comu
from WIlo,la. THO oaly change III candidates IL
that th0se who were III thu dark ut tlrst usc now
murG prolltuoHt. Dunncll's trIun.!s hnve
changed their minds upon tlIspntohcs from that
1ensle'nn,l sh!s n!orll',E. an.! ara loavl'.H ~
htuuH MsliArNCh 10 SGCtlre tho appointment.
Vho,,,ns sllal,suN, u wrll.known lawyer ut thls
pMct', see'ns 10 bs galnnF strength. anl y l1t1~
III Tho torelnuss tntika. lion. ElEurtol ni Kna.
kttli. t,orIon +. C0lo Ut FAribauit, nnd Wl!llhR,
II. fa!u Ut Wl,ln1a, Aro Rtuun1 tho prominent
candidates.
apsetat Dispa.eh 10 Tas Chicago Ittbun..
Sr, PAui., Mimi. March Tho l'ianccr-{tcss
In rho ts,orlltl1H Will print Eerlts ut l1ltnrteWs
covering tic Slate showing that Gordon u. tole.
|. prttIuIneHt IaWyer III FuFbMult, Is thu tAynrtt
ca,dItlate. a houn IL bc!,lx wgrke1n Up W tug
{rlel.ds ut EunKraslMn DIutlulI, Rn4 Tho 1rlenlS
pf Nllnsuy ,ru Guufnl that ho may i.o ch0A,n,
INT tho fact ttiat AcSl!llan !. II ~ Pau! u,Mn
would Ea.eln to lar him. luv. lfylnlry bus
xtYeu no fAtl1naton ust whom le will apilont.
, 1881-03-08

1nyrstt,astoh Department patro1ch tic pave
ucnt 1T frnni uf tim ltntlsr during the uretI.
ing md t,n}s ttnwll the 1,a.nts nf Nil thu
EHGsts.
billion NUT yi:r A!tiss:stEt,.
St~rfI1 f.ihft.
f.0:DuS, MafGh 1.-Mr. btllon's nrrcst
WIZ MT nIa.!c ~ expected totIny, but will
certainly 1T: carrIHl H,t tn.!nnrrnw. I'l,Is
evening, leforu Mr.. Forster left Dublin
Castle fur I.nutlnn, al,out forty warrants
for tho apprehension 0f prrSn1,s u1uler
luz chcren1l .nct were Signed by
tho Lord Lieutenant. I'ila arrests will prlN-
cl'mEfy l's mud" III Kerry, Galway, cnrk, 1sos-
common, and AfA,u. In the majority 0f tasts
II has BEEN Thought advisable to sr,nl the
warrants !,y sl>ecHi messengers, Il few Un1y
bring transmitted hy post. Tic prisoners
will ln arrested early tt,-lllorrow md brought
10 KElmntnham jnil, which will haye spe-
c1al mllitary g,tatd
THE A0rTAToHs.
IL the tTtslsrn Asseetat.d Trtsa.
l.oSnOS, MArctl 7.-Tl,u Ti1ncsf dublin cur
respondent slns rcnson to believe that tlle
Ghveri1neht will not acru1!o to arrest the
leaders of the ngltntiUn rs well US tho ,,oIl-
entities.
brennan, Secretary Of the Land League,
llns arrived lit Dublin.
OBSTRUCTION At.0W1St1 DURI,t:SsnME.
Iii the E1tiltnn1is, this evening. Mr.. Gtatt-
STONE admitted that II was Important to ux-
ttelitc ordinary business, md sail nlerrty
reprusslvc lneasstrcs w0,slt( not attain tic ub
1cct.
Til: nisANMiS0 HILL.
The lln,lsc went Into coiNinItec on tic
Dlsarlni1sg BIZ! tilis evening. Several ltoM1e-
lsnlo amendments wero Uttered ntNi rcjuc.cd.
, 1881-03-08
OBITUARY..


j.. u. BDOME1s
In tho telegraph cnllimus 0r TfiH ThfBUSE
vnstcrttnv nnncnroh the announcement nr thn
:, ,,.,..,s s .u",, ,...,.... T., .sts
nenta VI 4HF' Ia ~ l'oo1aci, VIII hn""h !" t"'9
city, WHO wns stricken with aporesy in New
York SUNDAY. Thu wide acquaintance nnl
prou,lncrco Of tho dc ceased 1ust[lcs ,p9rc cx.
!.s'.a, s,.s.s. -, ~" Itts ,.,.. .,,, ,sI.". .a,,
!enucu SKetcI u h's '1'e 'nhu 'na wires 1n'e'
Mr. f'oomer WINS burn on tho 4th ut July, lsa. !n
Douglass, Mass. Ills fntl,er was Il baptist clnr-
vv,nun vim vns nastnr in finn ncl,,hhornp tf,w,,
~ smttnm fnr u e" i.utnhrr ~ vrmrs. X thn
IT, liz, imunn MI M ''5 ",snt,u"ed n cnu.ta,,,
mi,en.lant at Tie cntntry sehSol OF his untiyn
sown % nntiI he " ~ns i, saars " when n be toft
IT. ,r,,sr 1T tmt ttcir M rbii,,r" ~ uht ha~c bctt"r
sthnni nasm.,taw.a .h"m ~" 'ronx,, IT i,o,1Iaxs
;"r,,,H 'i,"n, hi< nnrcn+s r,,rnvna !" RI rhris,.
Aft"r n,tsrii,,t, ssni nj i;xt1r,t,c fSr ni,ntIt
.,,r i,1n,.,a t..n WI a. ,rr ~ - - rm,ntrw
s,nr.,, T., III. Him Hnvinv s.rrnt; !, v""r Il,
I'm, ca,.u,itv n. yHnt tn nst ltrts,kl shcrf.
i,n nv,v.ri in IL" snn,n m,.inrss' r,.na,n'na
ho,sr~tr In; !, at,nrf linn, ift, fhcn won't *
sT,ro..isr ~ "vnii hims"ir of Inn ,tti,rntfnnni
f0rticd ita pt.1,i!s. I}urlug tho y,.ar sT,ent
~ that Institution he acquired yrent proficiency
n
, 1881-03-08
TIE AisA1ISTICE.
~

Sn-rt,t t.,h,.
loSpoy, Marcel 7.-'rhu 1c}cornpy, says:
Gen. Wood met Commander .to,,fert nrar ,ft,
lF0snect aftor !, t,,,,,x ,,,,u ,,f+nt,,,, ri,
eobt llov,, n~,.','.. s .' '.,.. .os ~
hopes Of normnnnnt ,,,"no @ a,i i''" . ,o,tia,ont u
ot oil II, ,nn,t"r, ~. l,t pI'.s" "" . oJ.oms
p,accs f,n,',s...' =, 1,At "ps 1,"... tu uoesn4!"
nd Walurss."h Wlh i.no'o'm' ,,!'. au'e!'e's1toon'' -!
!sht ,lavs,,'".,I'. u'o "''u".a ~ .1se.so
temands "ra p'u, ~; ' ~, S".uu. ,' oa"us.ls
Ill iro.rs t,'. "'" .9 ~ w so'npe'o "en,y ~
saal FINN t.r,,,t .o o,,'. .'seun y. '''u tas 'n
ala FRI. n,,I ,'n*,'..,, "'.n' "Ao '4s A''''"@o
' "ao'tote"'
- YEN. WOOD KILLED.
r., "eato'llclal %a dispatch rccelred ut tic
x,s ,Ulnee s;'a announces that Sir Evelyn Wool
N thn ns'. ahu Killed on tlio spot iii an attack
In " W., aSet !, !mslt,on. Ma1or'General Sir s'e'
.al, ni"o"' w. =. Il. e. H., WIN furlnerly Il
r11sh 11hno"l a lawyer. iio enterod the En-.
ins % thay' hafnty' and distinguished himself dur
ri Io ~ .asl War' l4o WIS sent to thp Tra'ss-
~, ~ ~ ,a, 1ako part III tho war With tho Doors.
rr,I "GeA u he was aplMinted u alalor-tien-
, 1881-03-08

fprftsi fathle.
DUBLIN, March 7.-'rl,O Chief Secretary
left tho Vice-ltegal LotlgU to-'Eght fur Lon
don. llo WINS III conference ut tho Cnstlu
nil dry, md forty warrants for tho
nrrcst Of persons MItler tito Coercion net
wurc signed BY tic Lord Lieutenant md fur.
waruetl t0 vnrious parts Ut The cOllntry. but
no arrests will bu nta,le Until to-lu0r-
row, II tiIoll, It Is sail In dublin to-
night TINT tho Government will bug
all uts Ilo,ne-llnlp leaders, SHOULD they tlse
disturbing langaage ut tllo nIEss-meotinss
arranged for Sunday Mr. Dlllon, who Ii
bu among
THE FIRST HATCH OF PRISONERS.
Mr.. Brennan, Secretary Of tho Land
I.eagtte, arrived In Dublin Tonight. atd a!l
thu lentling nolnhers Ut tho organization out
slsle ut Parliament nru III lIurHa.
Farrolly, tho WcstlIlenth farmer killed by
tho k0rEea, WIS p1urcea by u tl0zg,, bullets.
lIe llad been under police protection for
soIMe lime.
l'arncIl dinel with a. n. Sullivan, II. T.,
ut I.an,er'si llollsc, ut Ctnpl,a'n Surrey, uli
Saturday. a larg0 number Ut guests. III
Guiding Mcssrs. Alggur. Dillon, 7. u. Sn''t-
ynll, O'Cunner Power. ti0rlha,l, AHllAIi, nl!tl
other lIolne-ituto members, tuyetlier Will
lcauin; lrlsl. Nattohnlists resident III I.on.
iloll. were present, anu
THE SITUATION WAs THOROUGHLY Dls-
Cl'sSEI
Mr.. Sullivan, ut ope nIua Joint editor will,
Ills brother L. d., took. III tle law els'Itcrh
months ugu, ail Is doing lucratiya
business. 1t wns agreed tlat twelty ,l;lss-
meetings should be held In ireland Oh
Sunday, hut Mr.. Sullivan urged tllat tie
proclaimed districts Should not bo invaded,
4nh, after n warm discussion, earrlud his
point. Two detectives from the Criminal
, 1881-03-08

Lou1syt1.1.x. Ny. March 1.-ErskEnu j. Ersk'no,
manufacturers Ut Atnuzan linking Powder"
have falle.i. Anl will prubably make an ass'gn.
mint next wual. They owe about tl:,,u0,
with something like tU,uD0 nssets. New
biggest purt Of tho llss. t:rskinU i Ersklne nru
lruthora. a,nl havu huet! otguIca III buallras fur
u number Of years. Thuy lIt9 ltnt tl1otea
grc1t surprise to everybody. lIVprcssul tn
bl,s!ncsa lii tho cit.lsu nsstg,lca by thu tlrln.
, 1881-03-08

Hpfeiai Dtpafeh 10 The Chttapo Tribune.
CntnWATEit. btiGh., March 7.-Asa Sunyon
trd ut tho residence Of hss souIl, Inv last night
III hts eOth yGnr I[u WIS o1,e Ut tho si.l-stuxtrs in
stis col,nty. and milch ruspcclc.! md esteemed.
Ono OF his sotls waB froz1n ~ teHth In i,akotA
ah,nt Fix weeks aR., ind nnoth0r o!u inuIael!-
ytcCs this ,nnrntnK report thAt, owing tn tho
Rnow blockade, ho haa not yet tecn ublo to start
with tho body.
, 1881-03-08

There ~ lsO alllnily betsHeSA cheap
aull llseluaa he1t wllIb, ul!l Iron l1ties and tho
l.ubx Co.'s Lue1s Ilttf Tunlc. rt'Ai ran0yaut of
strength aEA restorative Ut hoalth
VII ~ the tIest tonic thtre II. Every phyaiclan
III Whtn, hnye recommended j bus found 1t
w." suys Fror. Ii. u. brake. II. d.. llotrot,
Mich. IL llnpur5 new tUlLu tu tho liver, stuulncht
, 1881-03-08
ST, LOUIS,

spstiat ptspafeh to Tit Chicago Tribune.
1T. l.uuis, AlA1x:h 7,-lt IL suIA that tho Ouv-
crt.ur Will spnl Ia to tho Hennto for confirmation
tt-tnurrnw tho nA1lles Ut Il, W. HeFuKxs anl Woh
W, B4lnl,cIs for Police Commissioners of IT.
Louis 1t lhts fA u faut ind thGy nru culllrtnet,
James MGlJuuouKh will runan Chief vt l'olce.
, 1881-03-08

CAPE CoA6r CASTLE, starcl. 1.-Two rull-
lturs from thu AslIantccs lsayo arrived here.
II IL believed they benr Il friendly L!cssage,
uIt tint tho ASllntltucs NrB 0il tho AlArell. "A
volunteer cUrpY Is forming.
, 1881-03-08
GERMAN SOCIALISTS.

I}nsruS, March Thu ticrina1, Socialist mass
.ncctinR In Faneull Hall fortnight was attended
ty ubulit 4.otJ porsoIls. The Speakers wcrc uete-
4ates Ut tho Nrrsunn BucInlIst party, Frltzschc
ana vitrack, amt Wendell Fhllt!ps. John DWELL
patty With the ucrtnHu Socialists Wus At0ptGt.
, 1881-03-08
COLOMBIA.


= NEW Et1sEFs'
IoOorA, AIal.h l.-'rl,u Executive Of tho
United t;tates Of C0lo,nhln ll,.s executct n
contvnct t0r cnbu nort, aud snllll from
tllB lst.ttls or l'nnni,l,, to connect With tho
United Statrs MID Europe, yiA Central Amer
lea ulIu MukiCt,,
, 1881-03-08

Special ptanat<A 70 2ha chtfaso Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H.. March T.-The Him. john ChAp-
muu, eIltor Of thu Council! l5lslGs NunNlrea, aud
now United St4les Marahul Ut fuwa, Will un-
doubsedIy bo appointed BY uov. ucar to the
kIskWou1 Senatorial yacancy. Br. chupIuAn Is
, 1881-03-08

" ititflHE tD1Gl Ut lf1G t11H n1Ni cry N Col.
scryatiye editorials. Tllr Conservative Shtnti-
Hnl Is rabf't oM lilo subject Of tho truce.
"Engllshmrn," II says, twill rcad will.
4 f'EEr rEEi1Su or SHAME AND fuM,L1A-
rloS
tho ilcws tl,At MI tirmf@ict 1tas i,eclt Gn,,-
CtIIttCl witt thu l}UurH. For tho first tinn tn
tlN, History Of this cus,,tlry Engtuih
las, wlt!lnNt llllktil9 MI etInrt tn IT,
trluye ller ,nlsfortunes, cnpilulatett In
n HslccesSftlf rebellion. III the cnse
of tllu struggle |or American
Independence, although va Itutl II Eurupcuh
war uupM nllr lla,uist %e stroyc fur ypars to
rGtr1cvu our tlelcats tHfnre We acknowledged
OURSELVES beaten. Nowadays Mi thts Is
cslansc't. 1t Is frnn tfc hfgI, places Vt
Englait That re''vl!l"n II fastercd Atil e',-
cp1lrage't. Ilso news 0f tho disaster IL met
E'y brasc words Ia public, hy pretettlGtt zcnt
In tnrrylnE ont reEnforccinelts, by lavish
expenditure of plbl[G hloneyt md by orders
10 ollr 'fcllcrnls III l!Iake
lEAcE IN ANY TERMS.
The British pnblc Will understand now why
Gen. Galley led lily nlcn oil I. desperate e''..
tefpF's, aill why iIc n'ltf 50 anlly OILERS t!iGa
on Alajiln 1liIl. lie sl1rank from carrying
t't te sl,t'ineitil insRs IEtrnsea to l'nI, null
from having Ills i'ninc associated throughout
MI time with this l'sgrnccft surrender nfter
ue'eht' Ito WIS Netefn'I1lctl III fhAKe I'LL et-
t0rt 10 'forcn tic l}ocrs to full back from
Nntal. Hitherto sDMo liAvo brcli III
cE1cd to regard Gen. cn!toy as II
within 10 Ills own rlsIIness Now VIC shatf
think Of him lis II patriot OF tlio old type. ts II
naH who
biEHtS ESpEAF0fttSh TO aAFE1tfS COUNTRY
from this tlisho,'"r which her Ministers werc
preparing for her.
1t tseems, Eliteet, rs IT tile Government had
really untwitled lis qDntiatt AlliGs. TlIo
iura EtlnS ground that Gett. Roberts
was sent of In order to naclfy tho
"JIfgo "etcmcnL of tlio British public, which
las been Of Ia,a strongly recruited from lmtl,
rWrtfcs, thus giving tlmn fur negotiations to
l,r carric. III, alnl possibly for peace tn be
concluded, before The COMMUNICATIVE Chiefs
arrival IN tho scc,,c Of upcratto1ls, and hefnrg
tho tfuc wheu thu English would naturally
expect ttle slaughter nr vengeance 10 rrco.l,-
nle,.re. Thcy calculate, atut doubtless right
, 1881-03-08
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SfffhH fHfHfs
InS1oN, March, 7.-1'lic i}ootll-Irvtng pcr-
fornialscns will ba given tlfeu nights weekly
,llr,ftg tho summer season, beginning 1n the
ii of May, II il not yrt decitlt1l what other
Iarts will bc uusgornleti In addition IL thosu
already Oil the program. III September Mr..
tluBtlI will start on u tullr In tllu prominent
provinces. lie h0pcs to rcnptHar III l.tl'1nia
next scaso',, but The theatre Is not yet
sGlcctHtt. Mr.. BUolh's plai,, however, will
depend lnscfl ni, tho health OF his wifs,
who IL HOW confined to her apartments. f!lts
mornings Nc'VS sayH Irving will represent
lfNo t!le lirsl week nlNl fIUo.ll tito sceotll.
Tic price of stalls will bu raisett to Il guinea.
ltsur1sIt TRADE.
To the tFfsttrt associated I'rtis.
l.oNn,S, March THU Imports for Feb
ruary Increased 4.s,!aN,2E, :llItl The exports
t:sl 900 rs compared wltl, tho salnu inoutl,
lust year.
THE sS0W-STOIAt.
LONDON, March 7.-rhD silow-storm III
Scotland llas ,lnw ubnted, bilt II will be soil,a
days before railway communications nre IT,
stored. About ,!fl!e vessels have been lust
on tl,t Abcrtlcenahitc const mt! ltN persons
drowned. Tile slslp Dentlyst!ing, from Cat-
ctltla to Dundee. was wrecked nrnr Abur-
tteen asNl thirty persons drowned. Two
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, 1881-03-08

Mrs. EL1XANETlI x. CHURCHILL,
rH,,vInEsCE. Il. l., March 7.-atrI. Elizabeth
II. Churchill, widely known IL II sIuukcr aud
writer HI behalf uf tho rHhta of wus,ip IL dend.
, 1881-03-08

AUGUSTA, Me-, March 7.-Thc Legislature will
efert United stntes Senator Ia plAco of James
u. D1nnG Oh tic lhth Inst.
, 1881-03-08

and 1nsvns. md by Its rcgilatlrc action unonla
feEtci from hnn,iaches, ne,irn1Rin. constipation,
and la,!xaor. nawaru OF cheap, worthless ini.
, 1881-03-08

Mor*rA, cntffe. .nnd other *tomcatio
anl!a!5 nrs az ntlcnnble 10 homeopathic treat.
lncnt III mankind. Tho lurRcst assortment OF
huFHo veterinary cnscs. books mud medicines ID
fnun'! at Doerteko s. Tafcis Pharmacy, 35 Clark
street, =
, 1881-03-24

THE scnUT1N DE LITE HILL.
PARIS, March @s.-All the Ministers ex-
cept Ferry a,lti st. lltlalre l,avo pronounced
agaEnst interference with the Scrutin DO
LLste hill. ...
GES. I.ECOMTE
has been appointed Military Governor Of
1'nrls.
on THE FENCE.
PARIS, March 23.-1'rcmier Ferry matlc the
following statement to-day 10 the Committee
on the Scr.stiI,.deL1ste bill:
The Government. considering the differ
cnces Of opinion among the members Of tic
Republican majority upon tbs question, nf
scrutin d. liste. and desiring to not widen
tllut division Mt the moment wien tile spirit
of concord IL making itself felt III the coufl-
Try. when forelgn questions nrc tending 10 II
settlement, and when ilnion nf all Repuh-
ltcars Is necessary, III view Of the coming
elections, and III order to consolidate the ltt-
public on Il wise and progressive t'asls. have
resolved to remain neutral during the dis
cuss!on Of tho Scrutlil-tlH- Liste bill.
TIL: COMMITTEE.
after hearing Ferry's statement, decided III
favor Of tic Scrutin d'Arsonttlssenient.