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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-20

This Market is centrally located and conve-
make it first clais, and entitled to share of
public patronage. Free delivery to any part Of
II. BRENNAN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-20
A London telegram of the 18th an
nounces the death of Dean Stanley.

The presidents symptoms continued
good throughout Monday and there was
every roason to hope for favorable
results.
, 1881-03-23


Tho hnrribla tragedy ut Luke View OIL
Mo,ltluy cycu1ly by whtcl, Atr. Charles II.
Cram, nj, esti,mahle citlzcu Ut That suburb,
lost Ills life ut the !,altis OF tho young mat,
William Seymour Inns nut u euusoatory
feature nbD.lt 1t except tho sulcltle Ut tl,u
wretch who committed .lio deed. Tile mur-
drrcr WIS II young man who lad pressed Ills
siit upon Mr.. Cram'a young daughter. II
schoolgirl of Il. lilo was III no WY II fitting
associate for tho young latly. mil lie l,ad
bern ordered to discontinue his visits by Mr.
Crnn mil Ills wife. Tho young latEy herself
tfs(lkctf him, aill 1t was owing to her lrotcs-
tntions, rs will rs to llcr parents' Knowledge
0f his low and dtsEraccflll hnblts. which
mnhe him mt Unty M untit sritUr, but III,
Unfit acquaintance for her, that they oxcr-
c!setl the natural right If protecting lier BY
ordering him to stay awny from tho llonsa
md cease Ills prosecutions. THIS he refused
to dn. lie visited tho ll0liso whenever
he pleased, MD seemed to take special lc-
light Ill cahti,cllnc himself tflorc, 'ls liz lid
elsewhere, In n AsErnceful lnnilncr. lAt Inst,
when he was forcibly shut ont, lie thre"tancd
revenge, atia Inns HOW accomplished 1t.
Ills companion npo,. tho ritlo tn Lake View
was wo'nan Of tho town, ttIougl, why lie
took iier to tl'o locality Of his erlnc II fncn'l-
pre'cnstble, excerpt 1t were to mike Ills decd
'nore sensational, fur theirs IL nothing to
show TINT slto knew anything Ut Ills relations
to tile Grain family or tat lle WIS iletl!tatinE
any such bloody purpose, although SHE knew
TINT ho WIS arnled with knife atul pistol.
Tlln see'iu nftcr ''o entered tho house need
not DO repeated ngnIn. 1t las been vlyld!y
, 1881-03-23
THE ABSURD CRY or LoUALrTY,

Thu Htlrfuk pf fOcnlttr WIS 1innEit tn ccr-
taIu extent II, tho CITY Couyen.Iot, Yesterday.
So,,,u Of tl,o ctfyryescent tylrgates FROM tho
'rwelfth Wurd ,luc]nred tint the .,yest Sttte
was rpt getting Its s!,nrc. l,uca,,se thu cn,n.
ditto for AIayor nu,pin utc,t Dy n portion Of
that srctiou wns ,iot c),oseu. 4 ]ittto rr(lcc
tiou should convince every ,,erso1, Tint this
was not tic cusc. Of tho four candidates,
two arc from tho West Division, Mr., John
Ra,cr the candidate fur Ctty Treasurer. IL 4
resident Of tic Sixth Wur,l where his b,,si-
ness IL atsu 1ocotcd, Mr. Scuuot.. WHO was
nominated for City Clerk, lives Ii. tho Eighth
Wprl. tho very heart Of tho West Division,
l}nslslcs, Mr.. Clurk's business interests nro In
thu Fourteenth Wnrtl. md I.n il n rcnrcsnnt-
ntive man who Ind the support Of tl,u b,si-
ncss community without regard 10 1ocnlity.
Many of Ills most actlyu supporters wero
bllsllvss l,lcn doing business Oh thu South
Side, but residing on tho West Side n1lsl
identified prominently with Its Interests.
ltcannot certainly be said TINT tito West
S1tle Ilas been unfairly trentcd In tho distr-
button uf city nominations IN tic lust ten
years. Granting That fully haif of tho popn-
lntlon Of The city resides lit that sectiol1, tho
Slayoraty should nut 60 to It fur mers local
ity REASONS much more tlla1 half the time.
Yet 1t Is Il faet TINT theru has not been /. Re
publican candidate fur Mayor fruM any
other section since tSGU, when ODorge W.
Gage was nominated alu defeated By Il. u.
Nfasun. The West Sllo had both candidates
for Mayor III 1871. III 1871, MIR. il. l.. HotM,
Il Republican Wcs,-Sltlcr, was nominated
nn{i defeated. In 1870, a,ter Colv1n's term
llNd expired, M0nroe Heath, ot tile Eleventh
, 1881-03-23

Mn. YouSGuLool} {Den,.) Introduced n bill
In the House to fix tue pay Of members Ut the
General Assembly at ~ per day, anu tho
saule emleage anu Encldentals as ut present, but
providing they stall be only paid Tor the tI,no
nctnally IN attendance. If this bill is ~
riously pusllcd, II will be amen,led so rs 10
provide TINT only those nbsel,t without leays
shall bo "docketl." Excuses Ut every In
aginab!e kind will bo offered sickness III
ti!e!r families being I'LL llnfnillng dodge. The
upshot of the whole tling will be I'LL average
OF three days. actual attendance, for which
S7><sS-aD will be fobhch; md the session
will be spun out until haryesttisne, with nd
5ournnent for It'll extrn session. Yn,ng-
blood's bill Is sinlplyn trick to rnfse tho SUI
ary Of members fran 9y5 per week for ttreu
days work to $50 for threo days. sery!cc. In
stead Of drawing ST. tlay for actuul scrv-
Ice, they will abstract fy0m tho Treasury $40
Il day, Tint Is the exact size Of Ills ltttEebi,
, 1881-03-23

Great progress las certainly l}een made iii
tho development of tho electric light within.
tho past year. We print III another colslnn
extracts from New York MD London liews-
pApers which give I'LL account ut the lighting
Ut cnrtatn streets III those two cities. l3roat-
wAy between FnurtGGnth a1u1 Thirty-f0nrtll
streets-a mile III tlfstance--',as twcnty-thrco
electric lights. ptacett ntn considerable hight,
whic'! make tho night It's light rs day. ,1r.
Edison has taken MI office In New York, and
his Company are preparing to manufacture
Ills electric lamps md supply light to private
houses. The pecullarlty Of tho Edison light
Ii tint Its volismo IL reduced to about tho
sa,rso as tho best gas-burner In domestic use.
liz claims tlut It has been perfected. The
,nutfo.1 for supplying tins light Is similar
to tint OF supplying the gas!lght. Tho
electricity Is to be generated Mt celltr,tl sta
tlon md distributed by means Of wires. No
machinery Is to bo located III tho houses SUP
pleu; wires are tn 10 ruM into different
r0on!s rs gns-ppcs now arc, niuls tho light
supplied Is 10 be measured by meter.
Mr.. Edison Ii startling ont Will, tho de-
clarcd Intention OF relying upon tho superior
tluality Of light ho proposes to furnish rs n
meals fur securing II Wlao substitution Of
electricity for gas. lie proposes to furnish n
light tllat slail DO IL little more brilliant,
oslualy simple a,td convenient, and devoid of
smoke. susc!l. md tscat nj the sa.,e price Ut
which gas il now suppltel. Ile ,lurs not
propose to enter Into competition will tho
electric light companies which are tleslrous
of Illuminating thu streets, nor to cut un,ler
thu gas companies In price. II his light be
rs successful rs he confidently anticipates, 1t
is probnblu TINT hu will De ub!o t> Introduce
1t llp0n tho salMo terms us gus is now fur
Misied. Hut tho effect I'll tho end will bu to
reduce tho cost Of light for public 0nd do
nestle ,lse. Tho gas companies cuil afford to
rlaluee tho prce Ut tho light thoy furnish,
allsl they will t1o SO whenever 1t shall become
evident tint II superior light enM be furntaEla,l
Mt tho same east. Tl,cn tho rlectric-ligl!t
companies will also llalle rcluctlon to meet
tliat 0t the gas companies, and this process
will 10 Oil TIL tho lowest iguro shnl! lluye
been reactlctl ut which either light cui 10
supplied ut q reasonable profit. This IL tho
lOglo 0f c0mpet[tE0n: a1nl. II the new Esl[sos,
lamp proves 10 be all the inventor claims for
1t, 1t will assure not merely superior but
also cheaper light.
, 1881-03-23
PERSONALS.

1tsccms that Mrs. Garfield cannot waltz,
Tho country ts rulucd.
"Only one attempt has been made to assas-
inate inc. What nrc my faithful subjects DO
ingF'-ttng l'n'nDe,f.
I'olla,lxa Mickey ilas recently purchased 4
$75Q, 100 residence In New York. 1t would mt be
surprising to geo him n GAudilnto for United
HtAtcs Senator the npxt thing.
Tho wife Of Secretary Window Is the
daughter Ut Il congregational clergyman IN
Massachusetts. In hcr youth she was a tpaGhcr
1T Ohio, taua she now teaches her own children.
Tie reorganization, OF tho Senate lias'
brought MA1. tscn luroy rooro buck to his old
place OF c!bris nj tho Printing Committee, which
pays worry goua sRiary. lie is Il veteran corrc-
spun,lpnt WIN deserves well OF Ills country.
rho welding rift Of the proyinco Ut prns-
ain to Prince Willln,n Oil his recent marriage
consisted uf Six hInodad WnllAehlan coach
horsoa Of chniccst llnchge IND beatty. chestnut
In color, und porfoctly matched. It Is antd this
wis ono of tho iiHcst Ut all the wedding gifts,
and well worthy OF tho oecasIon.
THO SECOND report Ut tho executors OF tito
late Willinln s, O'NsIe,, or sns, Franusco. shows
lhNt they hnvu already pail his tcgncy ut 10000
to tho ltotnan Cuthniio Orphun Asylum at ean
Nufar, t:D,O0o tu tho llou,an Catho!Eo Orphnn
Asylum nr snu Frns,csco, und sso,0o0 to the
Protestant Orphan Asylum Of san Frauclsco.
Ex-l'Yesltlunt Hayes llas written 10 Il frIelltl
III Washington spculttnR Of hla s1tslly pleasant
jurisdictions Ut Tint City, illi Of bs frenll
thorr, Tho rortFlit or Mrh. ITayes. now IN tho
White lI0ute, IL sn4 IL be t1eAllxcd intp rAllunt
beauty. thu velvet dress VI pao ,lI,r0on Ii
gltAintly cut In GQAare.neeketl fashloA. Tho
right la,d hods lta'sely, not bouquet, but two
ur three 3tursAa! Null ruaos hulf- -bluwu, anl tho
lift hulid lifts tho swcup!ng tru'u Of valyet.
I.Itsls 10 Peep climbs onto my kllea-
Little nn Poop IL four yaars oid,
AMI what hor bright, blue eyos don't soe
Would noed Il microscope to boho!d.
She pulls my bcursl-shae's ono OF her tnska;
6ho pukus my check With har lttlo tat thumb,
Thoon. xax!t.g straight III u,y face. sho asks;
"What 10 1t ulat makes the wrink!os comef'
All. iitte 10 lcop. sou canaot guess
How hart IL tho question ynu thus PROFOUND;
1t calls tor greutar w!slosa tor loss)
Than uvor philosopher yot has founl.
~. j. Ytltitts.
Richard Grant White WIS badly imposed
upon b. s0Me Euxlishm1ll. and " exposed by
correspondent ct tho Sstl1. In u recent paper In
tho At!uhtfc. Mr. Wllto mentioned md cutn.
Ineut1A III all seriousness upun tho fact that ho
had scon whilo III Engaand tho bultuesa card Ut
d professional hangtnan. bearing tho following
words, "Willlam Marley, Executloner, |. -
street -. N. B.-Exeouttons attended to With
pr0hptnaas and dispatch" OF courso from
such tp9t readable sermon WIS preached;
but Suh correspondent showa that iu RuRland
the word cxeauuouer l0ea not mean "haux-
mus,," but simply sharlI's officer who lovioa
executions, or, In other Words, setzus thu Koods
Of dobturs 10 sell thotn lu satisfaction ut judy
utsnt for siant. Neitnor IL Marley tho us&ua af
tho EnKllah han4man,
, 1881-03-23

TitE Mayor Is ,nal Of business, and nottl-
ing else. 1t WIS titt!ng, therefore, that II per-
son Of proved capacity III tllut respect should
be nominated for tho Office. All the four
candidates. 1t will be observed, lluye served
i'll the Council. but Mr.. Clark las hatl the
latest experience. In the future IL n!ay be
laid down as n rule thnt Republican ca11tti-
dates for Mayor must linye earned tlleEr
spurs iii the Council before they can be pro-
lnotel to tho higher Office.
, 1881-03-23
THE "ANTr.TnEArrNan HrIL.


bill, which awaits the signature OF tho loy-
crnor, and ninls at MI slnl moro sentimental
than practical 1t Is to prohibit "troatinG."
1t proposes penalty 0f s. for caci otfensc
of liquor "trea!ng," Or olo man paying for
tho beer or other drink taken by another per-
soll. 1t psnl,lbIts also, the trAl,sfcrol checks
fordrInks, or the gifts0f crel, bottles Of beer,
Or wine, or other drinks.
'rhe prnctica Of treating IL almost cxclll-
slvGty American. 1t Is not known III OTHER
countries, though thu rrlo ts almost nntyer-
sal III this country, III Europe, where more
than ono person Of party ,aye beer, wine.
or other beverage, cacil pays for wliat lie
orders md consumes, mud ITO more. III this
country tho oppost is tl'e general rulo, nll1
nne llnn pays fur tho whole round. Ih0
worst feature OF tfIls practice Is, TINT after
t,llu lnall treats eaett man wliO has bcGn
"trentcl" feels 1t incumbent upoll hin.
to treat the crDwsl nls0; tho result
Is Tint tn EUROPE, wheit half Il
dozen men &lr1lli together, there Is but
One drink cncl,, willie III this country
each nstl, of tic six treats, aild consequent
~ enctl nlnli tkes six drinks. rhe expcndt-
tnre md tlle consumption under tho system,
of trratng Is Thereby greatly Increased. T11E
TE1nCSl: l,as strongly urged tho abailtlotl-
lneilt of this bntt prhcsico Ut treating, ami ns
polluted out its evil effects antl consequences,
particularly tho fact tint it sucfnlly COLI
pulls or Induces men to drink lnueh oftener
tlna they would II ITO such practice pre-
vailed. Tile end sought by tho Wisconsin
law Is II wise olu, and eminontiy desirable,
but 1t Is nut so rlcnr tint tl.at end can bu nc
cumplisllgl by iii uct Of tic Legislature
Tllero uro countless other anclNl lnhtts mil
customs which nru stongly objected 10 by
numerous pcrTons. but which caniut be pro-
hIbitcd by lnw, hlMi N, nttctapt tO prohibit
which by legnl penalties woalllt be generally
resented.
No law wllicl, tntcrforcs with the personal
liberty Of tho citizen In roytrtl To Ills entinK
or drinking, NIL by attempting to rcgulnto
and control lis social hnbsts u1uf customs,
md Ills personal md friendly intercourse
with Ills friuttls orhis nelghb0rS, cnn }lDpe to
commend lis coerciyc fcatHres to public sen-
tlnlcnt. All laws ure dependent for their
efficacy upon public opinion, a'ttl tllero IL III
the hearts Of ,aon II permanent protest aKninst
tho Interference Of tho law III thu sul,,ptuary
social, and f1tlnily manners, customs, md
habits Of tic general nlass Of INCL. 1t Is iMl-
possible to enforce Yucli laws ugaiist I'LL nd
verso public opinlo1l.
Tho difficulty Of enforcing tlIis particular
net Is sufficiently obvious. Tto o,tallse can
Ut necessity be proven only by tho trcater or
tho treatec, or tho bartender, md tho ut
tempt by the law to compel either Ut these to
"tual OIL tho other must always pruye abor-
tive. Thts Wisconsin BILL. therefore, Is u
, 1881-03-23

IT is noticeable tflat all the candidates be-
foro tho primaries for Mnyor havu served US
Aldermen. tThrto of them-spnll!rg. Cary, and
ltnwlcfQl,-wtre ex-At(rrnlclt, and Clark Is now
II moulber az tho City Council. The obte9t Of
tho pnrty wns tu tlnd II anan experienced in city
ntrntrs, rather tian to elect green hRnt from
tho outBjuc.
, 1881-03-23
THE REPUBLICAN, CITY TICKET.
The Republican City Convention yesterala,
nn,n!uftntl thu following Ticket:

f0F F&1t{GfnG$-Ht l.. UtlutfN0H4.
Fur CLcrk-Thpuas ". Scnuott.
Tile Convention, Oil tho whole, 1nntle rs
gootl nominations MS were practicable. The
Ticket lsns many elements Ut positive strength
tn begin with, and 1t will grow stendfly in
public fayor from now OIL until clectioll-tay.
It will stailsl tho test Of examination and
criticism; a1ltl 1t will receive tho hearty sup-
port, not only Of tho Republican party. but
of many Democrats and independent voters.
There were four candidates for Mayor be-
foru tic Convention. Nut unc Of them was Il
srlt-sceker, alnt there wns not ORC Of spotted
or dubious character. Any OF them II
ctectcd would have beel, n useful nnl capl-
bic Mayor. Tile choice fe!l upon Alr.
Clark, not because he was better
citizen than tho others, but because
lla was moro nyai'able cRntitlnte
III tho Judgment Ut the Convention than my
Of tl.olu. a,ld because his nomination WIS ttc-
tl,allded by great Hlasscs Of tho party, AMI
especially by tho business Glasses. lie was
enphnt1cally II business-lnall's candidate,
mud Ills nomination In III acknowledgment
Of the rights OF tliat portion OF the conmuni-
ty 10 bu occasionally consulted in tic choice
OF municipal officers.
AAts Sb4kAH Ahtf sF0tHS 'Gls 'HA9AN@ NAAtAAN0
tions fur the ofco of Mayor. He Is resi-.
dent Ut the city from boyhood, bAt IL Sill
comparatively young llan. lilo was ettucat-
ed I,l tho practical scicnces III tho polytccis-
n!c Institute ut Troy, n. T., alll prncticed
hfs profession rs Il civil engineer for several
years. Ills professional training has Eiye.l
hln Kind Ut knowledge which 1t Is impor-
taiit Mnyorsatoultl lIave. lie catI speak ai'tl
act us nh expert Oh questions relating to tho
sewerage of the city, .strret-payu'uents, y!a"
ducts. and the Water, supply. WAllo
member Of tho Common Council he
.,as made seygral valuable reports On
tlluse subjects, taking tlla most ratlonul a,sl
practical Views In each case. Tie IL III fayur
If central pumping -wtrks, which will giyc
| tic strongest pressure Ut water IN TIC b..sl.
| ness section, where 1t IL now most needed
ho wants vlatlllets, which shall be substantial
| .!lltl lasting; lie n.lyncntes Il comprehensive
| ai,t systematic mctllntl Ut strcct-payement,
providing tlliEpreut nl,tcriul according to tue
amount md character of tho trnve us,tt wear
| IN eacl, street; aud of Il sewerage &Ir,,nngu
system TINT will purify the Cl1cAgo Nyer,
ulul scclru tho lcatl. md colnfort Of tlls poo
| pIn Of tho city, lIc Is e,ninentIy u p,1ettenl
nlun, uniting scientific knowledge with cum.
mon scnsu ulul sound Judgment. Alr. Clark
Is now a member OF Tho leu tl,or.ttrm Of Grey,
Clark & Go. Ilu IL II resident Of tic .rl,r,l
Ward, but Ills plpcc Of business Is OH Goose II
island, between tic Sixteenth. md Fo,,r-
tho ely, Ills manners nra curt 20 III nu af.
tublc. and he ia universally pouulur wherever
l.u Is Known. II will be see, tllat Ao Ispluost
, 1881-03-23

rrr cN1cAoh TntHCsE hns established branch
Offices for tic receipt Of subscriptions md advertiser
honts ks follows: 49,.
NEW YUtk-ltoom q 7ttl,,tHs Building. Ell. Nc
FANnsN. Manager. ......
uLAfGuW, Scotlnnd-Alian's American Nows
Apehc1. II lkehAelt-st ,--..
LOSDUS, EnE,--Ancs,can Exchange. Nv strand.
HENRY +. HlLft1, AEdns.
s'ABH1HGTUS. II. C.-11la street
, 1881-03-23

who Witnessed hts scalulalous partisan pro-
ceetll',gs Int fail. HIT liu can ~. .ecistyuly
defeated by ille proper md t0hbfno'l rxur-
t1ons Ut llis opponents. rllo work TT ,tufGat-
1ng him has hcelt already we'll begun III tho
Nominating Convention; IL remains for the
people to tlO tho rest.
, 1881-03-23
An Effort to Ito Made to 1scs,,rroos
the Wltc-Wiiipplng
Bill.
Milwaukee Beerdom How1ing Over II,
Passage Of the Anti-Treat-
ing Law.
Yesterdays Proceedings LII both tIouse.
Of tho Wisconsin Lcgis.
1nturc.
Routine Bualnoss Occupies tho Tiue Of thu
Legislators at Lansing,
Mich.

lSl)lANts
Rptettl DApatth to Tie uhttunn Tefhane

1xr,;r.n,.,s ~ nj .1"s.,' aaso 1noaae.
xa.'''. a"'"H!,'"'hS' ~. l"'., anrcN ".-ltl thu
tolnt resolution 5 roposI,r i o""ep ,,st',, oi1,;sa
amendment prohibiting the ,anufnctnra a"I
sutc Of Iiut1ors, nmf SIr vomc.v ,,tr'rs' a'At
ioint rosn,,,t,n,, "',, ro,,, .aa "iccs oaeteu
,',at,,n'ts amer ~ G,UpSss eolsllls'ot!a
them practice law. Tl!pn Mir. St,atfpr. fin
apostle Ut nrohihtt{on. iutrntlncr,f II III, T..
nrru1n,r a,ul lin"nso tlo soi, ~ s,'su,. ~" ~
mil a,,a t ,.,,"' 'e. vi, a''c " sp'fllnolls,
scrlb'nE penalties for lntOXlcnttO,, nrl pro.
, 1881-03-23

IT llawtoigl Ind Withdrawn yesterday i,,-
atcad of Bpnlling, ard h[s friends hatl co,l-
cct,tratcl ol. UnclU 1csse. there Is no telling fuw
1t might haye uunc. Tho old man Is very popu-
iur With tho buys.
, 1881-03-23

EpteLI uHP1ffh 70 TN CAttaa0 1FlbNH*.
TKlltE lIAurE, Ind, March *3.-Tho
County Commissioners to-day passed an
order fvr the erection OF courthouse aud
ja[l, Mt tota! cost Of $50 900, wurk to begin
ut once. Tha lnuj0tlty vi the people
fAyor 1t,
, 1881-03-23

THE Tuutontc clement favored Clark for
Mayor. md tho lftbcrnian element leaned
ttsar'!s spa'ding. 1t was nip and tuck In scy-
eEnl OF tho wards. They .re both good 1nctl.
, 1881-03-23

Uxcr.': JESSIE made 1t mighty interesting
In tho THIRD Ward for John Ch4rks friends. 1t
looked for awhile na II he would yet away with
John. lie cAt1,a plagucy ncar It.
, 1881-03-23

CHICAGO CHAPTER. No. ~. Il. A. M,-1tnli,
lG Twenty tecona-st. .spHetnl Conyocntlou this Wed.
ngeueF evening ut 1M nctlck. for w.lrk ttlB 1aHs
and At. 4: Dckress. Visiting companions cus1ally
~ ''s' I'LL sMlTIl. sccrotnry.
, 1881-03-23

lfnvcr1y's rhcntre.
Cetrbctp street. cGrncr at Monroe Mtnstrcl cr-
tcttnfnmens. Afternoon md ycntnR.
, 1881-03-23

FI.oM tho strength loyefnpctl by lsnwlelgl
md apntdtug. thuy might not bu bud timber for
Congress ut tho uext Congressional cleouon.
, 1881-03-23

Representative Mcdowell, of Allen CM,nty,
who WIS Injured III q wreck oil the Wnons4
rapidly, and Will 10 In Ills soat IN the llouss
tomorrow,
, 1881-03-23

Nnncolph street. he.ween Clark und 1n snlle. En-
Rngcnent Of Air. md Mira Mckee ltaukln. "Tlo
nau.es' Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-03-23

Madison street. Eetwcrn StntH nnl DohrborI
Engagement nj Du llanup!ans French upcra Ton
papy, "EAust"
, 1881-03-23

Ftark street. prrusIt new colft.lfousc. \ MOI
etn Arabian Night" Aftcrnuun and evcnlny.
, 1881-03-23

(1nrk street. tctwcen Lake nnd lnndotph. En-.
rnscnent Of the stcncHs Dramatic and var!cty COM
bnatipn, "BmIft ind Sure." Aftcsnu0n AMI ev0ninR.
, 1881-03-23

Academy or Music.
IIaIsied street, near Madison. West 9ldH. fHFfo1
entertainment. Afternoon md cvenlnH.
, 1881-03-23

Chicago alt'lply impossible. Tho grntu sent
East has heel' forwarded, ns VIC have said.
s't rates not ohtal''nb'c Ill Chicago. All tho
"p"ol " lines, Ws1tlu being inexor"hlo as to
!he chnrses from chicAso, ',ayo iot
hesltatcl to 1lialie contracts with slIl1'-,
l'css Ut n1l other points ut rites 30 far
pesow those demanded III Chicago tslat
our merchants havo SIMPLY fslleA lhelr
or'scfs t'lronSls col',trS agents, tlsesc nEchts
having coiltr'lcts 1T u'!t ratcs WIN ll'o fa'1.
ways. 1t IL l,ossiblo TINT soi'le t11'laaolss Ut
n'is!ieEs OF grain invo leoli sent East which,
III inc Nbsel'cu OF tllls discrimination by lho
l'oo! lines aRi'lst ai's c'ty' wolil' llaso come
10 chicago. as tic most OF 1'als grain was
'icI1 on Chicago ncco's"t. our Chicago n'cr-
chants have reapctl ttto bpHPlits OF the cut
rates. INC 'asess ny ttis 'nu'lco aoing b'lsf'
Ness arc TIC 1ss'Efoatts entering the cHy' VINO
l1faSe lost thc tfahc' a'hl WHO '1ave seen INC
l'oo! fates t"ke tI!ls arain af"9 carry II oil.
o"f western a'"l southwestern roaas llose
oss l''e lfhllsportatlo"o o. h'sRra',' anu '!aFe
INNS eontnoltetl 1eae''y III n,d INC Eastern
poo's 10 discriminate aK.llhss thls city.
=. - -7--7"""'' = -
~. "ln".4 mpP'upsa'Iol' "la'''A"ee Is
no" oelsie 1'e Wy eo"hc'.. IL appropr!ates
every "o'lnf "HH'I, the el's Gull MW5"t'5
i"lsa ''S 'aAat'oll' l!icfo Is ITO nlhfe'h pef-
h'ta's MY u'sefello''. 1hc os"ilnHc', It's
piep'sea w t"o i'''"nso eo',1'h',aea l'aS
"eo'' e"i o'1,'s; e'np',"ts's' "'"' l'elesns,s
, 1881-03-23

TERMS OI1 s1;gst.f,1l'rIt1S.

ny atAtrt-1S ADrASCE-lnsrAHl. PREPAID.
l,nt1y rlltton o,,c rear
j'ntit Of y0nr, nr month i.
jlnilY ana sunday mn rear. 14.Gke
Tuesqn5 rhursiay md SATURDAY, Imr yeat.. ts.9n
A!nntny, "Wednesday, nln tFtnY. pof year. tf.eNt
fu,iny <s-tmrp rt}tIlnn t,lr Ynnr ,,.,..,, H.tNb
WEEK1.y En!r1nS--tt'sTrA|n.
fnr rnnr rrr tchr 1..sD
iub II fve E.01
1wcntT-HnG cutipa. pa..,...........++.....,... 2O'VN
Epcencn cnpes rent ffco
G!rc loht-Ultce atiIcss IN full, Including County
md State.
Hcfnitancrs ,nnr to rnnan cIthar by daft. orpros1
fost.UH order In rnustcFnd tettnr at our risk
TIL cry stt1.stn1l,Efla.
delivered. Sunday excepted. ~ caa's weos
Euity hcllv cred, Sunday li,ete ift tn4 ter weok.
Autircss THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Cosupr Mndlson md ncnrlnrM-1ts. th!eaVo,[i.