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, 1881-12-06

INJUNCTION GRANTED.

THE DALTiMO1sE: i WESTERN. l.oAp VI. THE
BALTIMORE, ciNclSS.ATI d wESTEIsy.,
SpsssaI Dlstutea 10 1ns Galeaao Tribune.
NEw YCnK, Dec. 5-Tho Baltimore g.
Western Railway Company has secured an
order from Judge Donol,na telnpurarlIy etl-
Joining Charles j. Eytz, the protector OF the
baltimore, Cincinnati l. Western Central
Railroad Company. from representing that
his proposed road II tho SUCCESSOR OF the
t'rst-namctl company, or that 1t Is possessed
OF the arst+nanletl con1pany's rights or fra,l-
chlses. Tie case comes up for argument
next Saturday. It IN said that Ertx Is now
engaged Il! inviting the cooperation OF, ,capl-
tnlists In tha construction Of Ills road, nj.
thougl. An Inns no ci,artur from Virginia,
througtl Which State tho proposed ltnn must
necessarily pass. Virginia has 10 goneral
railway act, and
a srEcIAL cilAlrrEn
from the Legislature authorizing cousoit-
dati0n ut tic said pretended Baltimore, Clu-
clnnatl u Western Central Railway COM
l!ai,y with tho companies formed III uthes
States must bB passed. betore such coIIsnlt-
1atiul cNil take pDNca. Vhe closing utlttyl-
tlu'l Ot the complaint IL That Ertz Iii putting
l0rt!l !tH hulietlie Is not aeti1X In gnnd fillt,
put IL really netting for md m bOtlAif OF tbs
baltimore L QhiD ilallroau ColnpRny, pf
w'loxeroAa pla!nttN will 10 It competitor,
and TINT It Is the pltrp0su and intent Ut tho
stiit Ertz t0 llaEss ind r!nbarrass tile plnin-
Tux IN its nekutlatlons fur the snlo nf lts
bniltls aliu t' prevent Its making ttlo ttecea-
xsafy coatraets and o9talnIng necessary cal-
, 1881-12-06
Surviving an Extraordinary Wound.


An lHatant1 OF Singular tolerance Ut q severe
wound ut thu bfA!n wis rtrvntly communicated
ly III. lHbrsAy to tho 6oe.Gtb do MeAIcNu DO
Paris, t!nil, AGGu ~. In nu attumpt Mt suluidu,
9oht enAll ttnEgor through hs skull Into tho
pGllu. Thu Re4pun VIVA ttu O0ntlNiutrcA long
aEd QUO witlc. li2 hnd hGl tho d,,uHer IN his
lhft hand aud RtSun 1t with tho right sovorll
ltvwA witb the lnMllet. believing thAt ho wntlll
fa!! ttsa az tho nrst blow. II, lIH profound s..r-
prlS1 ht telt ~ pltn Anu observed III, particular
phcnumetA. As atEuuk tho Au1Her hi Ali abuut
dtl1ul t1Aes: The nlan was u urunkHrJ, hut
VIVA snber Ut tho moment Ut tho attempt. When
sOsn About two lnurs later the hHnlla Of the
thRXs!r was projecting from tho skull at thu
Junction or tho p1stDrnr uf1d uldau third. u
ltlle 70 the right Gt tho Mtldle lne, and In
trIlnaYlrse position. Tho wlulu ltadO WIS LIN.
eeddeti. gxccpt pArt pne eentitn6tra In lvuyth.
fur hntf M hour unsuccessful nttcnlpsy wure
@iade to kut tle daKEur out. Tho psstent was
pactA On tho Krtlund. tutl f!Auruus purx0nA
liked lia shoulders. nIll. Altlet hyn strong plF
OF eArpehttr's ptHcGrs, rupsatu1 attempts wcro
nlaue. hut W!tluut AucGe1y. Thu pAtlunt Nut
4RSI4tuRiA WvFV rAlBaI Ut TIC xtUllud, Gut lha
lAX1rr WA !H'nnvAble. Thesp 4ttHsnptS uaAsssl
no pa!n. Anra powerful uuclt,lcul Iuslru-
men1s Wero taen enpl,Yed. The patient, who
Walked we'll. Gna coLnplnlnetl Ut Vi, headAch0,
was tukeu 70 y coypessn!Ith's, nll1 by slrunY
pIl.cers the bahdla VI the dagger was fastcnp1
70 caain which was passca over Il vylInder
turned by steam puwpr. Tue plnpers. used Tor
drawing OUT tuhes Of copper, wers 70 nude thas
, 1881-12-06
"FORGET-alIc-NOT.n
MISS WARD ADJunlEn THE SOLE OWNER O
Ctit M

THE II.Ai.
Special Disvateh to Ihs Chicago Tribtns.
New YoIsts, Dec. 5-Tllo suit brought by
Geneyicye Ward ngainst Theodore Moss nntl
Lester Wallack tn establish her right to tie
exclusive control Of the play " Forget-Ale-
Not," and to restrain tie defendants from
producing said plny, was decided by Chief
Judge SedEwick, of the Superior Court, To-
day. J,Agu Scdgwic's holds that the tenn
porary injunction that had been granted
should DO inatle perpetual. 1t appeared
from tho evidence that the authors of :" For
get-Sfe-Not" sold to Henevtove Ward the
rigllt to represent the ptny for her own per-
fnrtlnnces, allu agreeing to give royalty of
II for encll representation ''olsuwhore." A
written Ct,'ltlnct wns entered Into
nErwEES THE Aur1oRs AND MISS WARD.
THIS contract wns executed prUr to tile
cOHtrnct under which the manager Of Wal.
iMek's Theatre claimed tic right to produce
the plny III this city. Tie counsel for the
latter !rguel OIL the trIal tllnt tho word
-, ,,rlT;swI'tre" applied only to other parts OF
the British donaln outside ut London. Miss
WnHps lawyers, jioWeyBr. maintained that it
,nelnt tho Wlloln world. or wherever sta was
n mind to 70. ThH opinion Of tue Judge CO.
incflfcs with the Inter view nf tile case. On
tile Whole case the Judge Snys that there
should bu lnatnent for the plaintiff. and her
daMakes, II any, should l'c assessed by u
refArue
, 1881-12-06
FIELD TRIALS.
Tho Contestants Bc1nz Dogs, and thu
Location ut Grand junction, Tclln.
Special Dttpdtth to ThA Chicago Tribune.

eT1AN Contestants rxc1ur nn1, ,,,S xY,n
Locntton NJ ssrn,,,, Ir,,n,Tar. m.,,,s w."
sptefa, nttna,rh "a Ta4 cnteo,o r%t,,.n.
enAyn IIsoTrns ,ronn nec E-rhn M.,,o,.
r, As.. "u 1vm 1..a. ca's uso. oLtno Nauon-
sar. cpo ea trials were na"
cent, ns II made to ordor. A largo aud rouro-
OF from ~ all
Fifteen puppies paid the llnal eutranco-fees for
tho Derby, and werc ut onco drawn nut for POSI-
s" ,ne uaas ussl e,es esn0 run out toaay win INC
Ats. ofaeo' o. tae scoona roand' fhus
aettlns tho triRl woll forwarded IN an I'M
Of nsersst v ospeo]a,.y 5 s tao Troo 4ro.
ns 'a a and il 'yss @ss es ass ss sors pss ss
training and proficiency OF aRod dogs, with re-
t saowod tremendous speed, Ree"t style' and tho
finest ranging qualities In tho trlnt, but sho Is
very badly In hand yet Us the longer sho rau the
ehsnco of hor co,rtn1 " ,na sy"u fro,t ,a, HaSas
hunte IN TIM .nio nf n ov so t an pe.hs
bird finding chances Of Bessie and 0lda to
chow what her nose was really worth,
Tha triai too' bc,,yron @ % pn,,nT s"n ana TH. m".h
,ux Novice was very tIue, most Of tho
bIrds found ho!nR In oloso covor, and thore Is no
t'osot that rous is tue ;bIokoa az in tae
ssa0 tha ~ hS required but little hqnt!ua and
tnas Attle almoet entirely by hand. tio Ia n!so
rarely stanoh dog. though so we broken as to
break rruu bis point on ropeatel whlarIlnr.
,yhloh ho did once to hls dotrimont. Dashinr
ts"s y, % ninas t,%n+ "uu sse' ZEE me raGG
r. docIa., o'u anH c,,S IHit III VII *,is 1elutea
iudSssontiy Si au oroeiioat @ o monrer .as y hon NJ
lin ,nttnndne rra1an,r NJ tn 1nts i,o, laouEn
Of s natao. ho foree AZ tn ~ raro ~s ,sa tsS
mlsorabis showing of intv FriHnd ,,no o to3 tg
vas WI H. shrt tr, WUnta ao ao!nnS: aiio
shnwni hta oi,;S as 'n,,t'nF tns Inverness:
liz ,lot nr,mImntt! ~ - ~ ~ ~. aaG GMpe. notly
, 1881-12-06
FLIPPER.
Teatlnlony In the Conrt.aInrtgnl Trying
thu Young Culgred Onlcer ior Eu,b ex.

Teatlnlony In tho Conrt.NInrtgal Trying
thu Young Cu1ored OMcer Tor Ensbex-
xloMoMt. -
BAN Asr0s1o, Tex, Dec. Blu the Fiippcr
ourt-nRrtlal today J. N. DEM. County Attor-
ncy, testified TINT ho resided hero threo years;
know F'Epper twelve months; was acqunint-
ell With tho circumstances Of tho present
difficulty; heard shafter testify beforo TIT
commission that some chGoks had been taken
without consent OF tho Government Or nge,it;
heard htu sny subsequently at 1T. Louis that he
would xct Ftppre on hia trial, or similar remark
-waB getting more GvEtcnce md WAS p!llng II up
OH him; these remarks wer0 shortly ritter tcsti-
tied to botore tho Commissioned, Immediately
after tho money was tuads up; beforo that he
took no special interest to subscribe tho money:
after did. because he had bscn led to believe
Shatter WAS Fllppor's friend until no heard tho
romarka; he then Thought he was piAylng him
dontt0; hc thought rllpper p.aced u good ural
sit Business: FIippsr said b. ~ wa ali risit, and
sbuf.or bis friend; told him hu h4ll butter nlat.
then . .o!d Hlppsr what shatter had sud;
ss4oscraos! s tho money hecAuso inforluyd
hMuie hcaded tho list; consequently hu thought
y tue man committed tno otfonse il Connel IN
h. taousht cri'ie Wis oonsistel: @ % hop was %eI
aeauaintsd With Flippcps haulta; considered
rs tGs'n re'narkneEy ,hE Sooa for nsn Of
travnxInt or dIsslpntod; bud soui him
Ut baita; they were NOT expensive, Of oonsldorod
ers 1 aepe roape @ hos SAHts o.@x "a g a..
ustal In his Mppenrancu; xuow Ut no subscriber
hnvlnE a ,pectiMiHry motive; tho subscription
served tho servaat girl before tho cumu,issiou-
or; btit |a+ very exolttd aud uoryo,ls. THERE
WI u 70 ashas a9s'hl'sS9t!o " !n ont cavo,,r mi,
Fllppet bud no bud nor DxtrAFHK,l1t hnblts, Tho
, 1881-12-06
-. A NEW YORK ED1Top
on Arthur, Grant, and Conhltru n,
Can Garry Now Eor,r' ''alns

Special tn Cinetnua,t com,n.s.,.,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 2.-CMrrnIi +
OF tno syfaoaso ~. ~ Star, hns been IN m mvmlth,
lngton TOT days hooking nyer tho "ash.
s.oauoh for Ills paper, which "a ono of p'Seal ~,
eoRea power ana ability. met him mi, ~aus- a,s
,nR WI" Il low NOW York friends at tha r,'. 'sh'
House. watching tho Bpcaker,h,,," :. . he Elbu
asked bio1 his opinion Of tho nav n.sst ATTEST and
tim. N" Auhsnlstra.
"Ihnt Is thing" said ho, (which hor.1
watching With sotno Interest. II ,loca Nv. oeea
man IonE to SEQ TINT Con. Onr1IeI ia "s,, 'akeA
ever and that 0artlel1's friends mn, nI's.. aoH
ncon laid away. believe, hoveyrr ,ba. sy ~ oass
aeae Arthur Is going to mike yery n,oos!.i sset.
Executive" wy successful
Admintatrationf'' ''a inc atv
"pcrsonafly, great dcai no do,,,.
Aetnur ana no are great friends. Any per,o"' .oF
1eQusst "n'en uoa. Grant would mako or ~
President would no doubt rceeIyn tho A W 1as
consideration. Arthur pcoupa Ia tho, sseateH .'
mon who mover forget their frJcnt. Nh s,h1s OF
ovluo1lcod by tho fact that he titercl Al. ~ *aa
ling Tho sacretarysh!p Of the Trdasnrr ~'"k. ~.
Il wns oEornd. no doubt. with thu kro,,.s nas
S1 shas ~ Mr cokl1ng eat xon noterS: not pre,5.
Il. 81 oSfaatoaa M aFsoo5 T. ,s v; 9sS
"Is : b1r: conkl,nF out Of heulth7"
\, ~ ~, ~, 'ndeoa. is ail thnt Conk1rnp 49,,
a.ns.t 9nS ttr1eg whoh liable TO carry h 81
v",Hss tiss conkl4ug any political futuro IN v..
Mono In tho least. uo md platt m, ..
gMnW tnolr neaus above wAter In thfs crnnrte "a,se
icav{,,a aSo o dsoia faa! nistako q thsr .s T.
whAtoyer They could not oven iefsgns'shs. guNss lstt
publican ticket, and hoy tried hard enonet 3ne Hs.
co,,r,a Mow 1olk H. s1s fall that is cestaIn u
, 1881-12-06

he WILL ItEr1IsE FROM THE STAGE AND
ENTEK THE DIPLOMATIC FIELD.
Special Dtspatth 10 Ine Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoIsE, Dec. 5.-sVIIltnm ], Florence,
the actur, will probably lenye the stage very
soou. lie Is agolng, and says l,p greatly needs
rest. After a short engagement hers ut
BOOTHS Theatrn he Will Ko West TO Chicago,
Cincinnati, st. Louis, ETC., and then tnke II
step he las been sometime contemplating.
This Is no less than leaving Tile stage for tl,o
field OF diplomacy. lie stated to.lay that llo
would In the 1ear fllture tl,row.up Ills theat-
riGal business and accept n'posltlnn as repre-
sentative ut this Government III sGtno for
eign land, Just where Ills diplomatic MT Is
enrly to enter Into particulars, but i,s sAyy
the position Is ''yery Ilke that Of Minister
prCUnsul.''
, 1881-12-06

4 pnn11v. st.ed o,,dIopot Of It,,,.r,. t.,s ~..
&C., a eooo!y,S'heo M auu'enc1 az flooloy slast eron"
1nx greotea sir. John i: Ciarke on his frat ap-
poarnnco In this city after an absence at fully at
decade. The pieuo presented was storinF
Gosnue NeN.Known co!hedy' "Tho Widow
1aun, Mumt, o*phhaea INTO iour.hot play BY Mr.
tle Boots. Tho oxpans!ou, Wills It gives The audl-
Sso ~, oppossua.s on seeing that the Ma5ors
"oesasuuon % u cowasa'co 10 true. 10 sort Ut
dramatic cect Of which In nltorcthe ~" "a 1o ="
be original. II hoa mn rafsc, ,,..trss ,r,,,,shIs
,or. .,,a ",,d1onn. ~ sstu. az.
aiasor Il comne,: .na o,nar sp.ouon OF .no
nit yrtyo brcnoh Of t,rtmatto tocoruu-n mir,
repetition Ut tho reconcintDry 6e1,nIemsnt n
tho third act Sr Ciarko's Major aas won d rap'. y.
igo swa ~ ,,ert ~ ,1t 'amsaa9o Spoken
whuh Is tic result Of long practice % md 19n thnr.
trIutles of the raotcr. sono 81 thosu 6 nS 6ss
in Lont1t,t,' ind he has "i * re nr.n M H.
IeIion On bssa. so thnt. instnni az nnrtnWu o.
actual IivInw. hros;hM1 n"rsnns',o , ns ~ ~.
Terminated type ia which ths rsaiIur. IN aaS ~
nuIrtorn nnnticnb" to al, ta natit% WHY a,sooxoF
, 1881-12-06

.,,' opo .vp'.. ...s "uu e"!u1 NV ~ au"su. H
~ ,,a.'s, -. sa1 na",a n.,a1 M
.hta .sS,. .,saso ,n.ns ~" to,,.na.,:' ,'o,,
.o.,,,ao, w.. ~' "sso , %,'n,an .s ns'uk
'vs, aa'i,. H. ~. K ~ .;,Is ,,,s, .t...
thAt siHo0 Ita production IN California, whore It
sailed uulcy tho na,ue Of HThO Reportsr.n IL
bae boon entirely rewritten. this work hay,up
Hs $500 sG". - e"s sN44
oeen uono' ~ Mr. uuntor - oafotol TO stato. ID
NEW York, nlthouxh fhe prooae c0eot which
Uonius f. ,f,,NcnIt m do,crmina' uTrha In,,rnnI.
r., :, ~. ~ .,ass .a...,,s ~ ",o..
0f love, tratn.wFocklnH, galley slave, socrot
MARRIAGE aud several other iu9redlents not
, 1881-12-06
RAIDlNG THE DAGO.sH0ps,

UNe OF tdo WORT fcRturaa Of. tho WOst Side {e
the array II low sul0ous,, dauoo- bulls, md
'dago- ahups that llpo Nundolph and slxdl.an
streets oast OF Eutsie.l. bany OF tho cfyas
stscots. notAb!y Desplainos, Union, and Clinton
streets, aso sgu4lfy bad. Upnn ptapEniuGa
street IL ono piace-No. ~lS-ruu by an
Italian, thNt ia kuOwn VI tho "u,atl. huuse."
luz phtaa tor rnAuK people u hoth sexes, whose
ttepravsd fastes afu. YrAtbtiul by tho urxiea
nightlY eHAottA At tnIa duh Ut vict0lsnuas. Tho
!nx tho !tel,s" Ut thu prnprlathrt but tho
Mayor. VINO knows nntti,a9 Ut tho wltkedaeat Ut
run on ~ usnul. Lust ul9ht GGuAa OF poliuB.
MeA started OUT aud mute tour,
, 1881-12-06

That Ane organization, tho Emolte Melville
opera company, commenced second soasou at
AayerlyA Theatre last evening". tho 9psuInv
work being Genoo's opera ool,lque, - p.r Hoe-
cadet. or "Iao Royal MILDLY" This piece was
brought out hero by Aupubttn sUaiy,a COIN.
pany. q year ago laat summer, and thor, sucuruu
largo share Ut popular favor, on account Of
both it, INTRINSIC merit aud the eIegun1 way In
which 1t was produced. - -
The Melville eompany. IN their performance
last night, did no damage to the reputation Of
Tho opsrstta, but u anything, enhanced
, 1881-12-06
RECOMMENDED FOR POSTMASTER,

NEttdE O1sbaleH 70 1Hs IHKapo 1n1HHs*
RACINE, Wis, Dec. 5.-Tho Hon. Mort j. Field
telegram this eronlug from wash
inaton informing him that his name had been
to President Arthur by Congress"
man Williams for tho Fostnastcrship of Aac!aes
, 1881-12-06

shsa: rhe. opnlcnt sashotor OF items Ia accom-
panod IN hls wandcrlnss by an English wIdower,
lsshtinann Smith, and a young Amoriuau win
ec!lor iIerert. This Is alsu strictly la accornnce
With i,ast, ~ y = we.known nnc,i'iar!ty nf
s wwer n nfas NV yor o. xs sog gS Sn ~ @ III,
cIrc.ls nMtnu. On THO pRrtlo'ilar evening mule
nso Fl ~ =, t',o p'Sy Light gre1! on ts snLty
should 10 fnvorca With hcnvony ho''lcs Of n
Thero sH'p IL .e asbor ove.e @ Ifo' 70 ,o ssl eo:
tnelnent Of 1attzcns Whoao orratio eniraus hItve
rofs them sdaa naer Tho nn!co of tho er'n9
kindly anchored tho vossei tiirootiy N front
tho audioucs Mt tno, Grand Opora-
l!ouso may h4ve ocular, !onlonatratfon That
ssn N Ga had osfs sSen ho .
Tho young American, whose nnlnn would lt,0k
we'll on throa, sheet poster, u vlslttnR:tho ship
which tao ai,oaeo !. fntcnseiy Interested bo. "
cauee ot tho frantic efforts snatsc by Teutonlo
uy'nbals at the samv ttmo md the curtain goes
up; b!'rinE ny absenco the robust English
makes q fow remarks of tho arthodox Einr'ish III
widowcr typo. and Introduces tho ontlrely novel
ed sossSs a Sa %5o o1ny
tradltional whito ear. No ,onanbosnnia
rnracch in hix fnvn-lt Enaf1tn" thn
tinnr nnnra AMI thn rcrnrtnr ,,nt ID ii. nrst
nsnra,scr Wn il m o1rnoJtnwiw ino.,Ior @ - ro.snr
m nlt rennrtera arr mi wnnrs n.in.,o Mntt
nnat a,t nv vnstSarti,,Ins ehat ,v, : ~ ~ n,'a
rsnnrnizni m int3lsn"nsnls,a tn M n-nnnr ,,r
snIt ~ ffnIrnnifan IL Amnr,on o H. nn,Ps ~ !,
mary. rlmnjnS in,,uh az M nninrs tt ~
nni hta tlitxt nf h1,mnr tIn1n1 ,sitk ioiiHatn,
snrcaam, cat1ses tha Enrfsh ,sinw"r - hnnnsno
cxtratrty unnnn, ry,rt"I,Ine ami snv ti,v f"wn
ytMi knnW snvnrni titncsi :, = rorw rtrtt,o"I,r1,
tonn 0f ynft:e Thpsn t1n nnr.,,n. than I9. mnr.s
tho natntinti,f;u diSnnvnrv t}nt " iottcr nr.s "
nunE nun hnvH arrival fnr RIO xn,,nr I'm " wfth
tho CnIfjrrn. nf-thn ahhov m o,1c e1,fi shat thn
nti,lrrsa m f,,th ID jn thG snmn hon,,.srittnmS
Isresnnftv fhn wn,,nr nav rht,|rns III ta .saA. @
yeFsatfo nnt,irntiT vn"rs nrn';ni 10 fo smhont
Tic Nsw. Yorker asys he Is married.. md
at onco grabs thc Crtnsue-iike reporter by Ga tho
jin this .irendfI,i and sn,,iannrnr T"nt WI
knowing tte name oi thn iniv. md heinz yrhniIy
.tnawnr1. nF nnv ronsnn VIZ @to fha ,nt1 "IUy @
shnmiI ,ot bo marrin II h" Wanis II ~ rnt,tna n
heartei rguortnr norocs IN Inrir tho tnrrthin ~.
nrnt in iii he,rt and tha rnUiish rytin,rn. uSe-
wjNs norees 10 tiennsft r. IN his cnrdinr roriNn
Thn hsn,tfrl hriIjegrnntn thnn rcatn bnws ~"
yoars GnInrn ,SI,ila eravei,nn in Swit,orfsna ~
mat M Amsrnnn hnirnss win, y Nav VIZ ~
Tttider rnr,n ard fe rninntlv in ,nvo viii NM
Hho peri inrmei thn snmr fcnt II rafatfcn -. hts,
hut d stoily.hcArted mnthar wnuid fafn hnvn
trim n,ai III, thrr voiinv niYoctDna r. nrsioo
nauen tnmard IN htlnt.ro nF ,,,nnl1Frf tHr
, 1881-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

mont ny tho etiRcs OF tho wol1,ltl I'll tue Uonc.
A,I11en1IrNme
AM ENlEN LIS.
=, sl'vIcKEn's THEATRE. 49,,
MI. narrett L. NJ, motor who has moro than
oncc dnrch to dofy tho nnclcnt maxtns. "vla
"gur ": s,. mn o has had The
,rv nnd or,,n," nav. rf,Irs, and NOT or con.
n. for scores Of yours. has paid sofno
Intention to the ,ienana for .oveltto. and to tho
announcement or whatever talent exists among
pur younger playwrisats. MI. narrett has boon
to.tSnato , ', In his ventures syortoss Love"
nas 1 @ uvea natxea saecess; anu nas won aase!s
1ti Tor tue creator Of tho !endlna part. ana lass
Of ovce @ ncrtt ,t Inn" III. ia.t p5 ",
y. sau a.'a,Gr @ ncst ."uu n's iAs. n.se,n ula
ovur nt,omptod, "peudranon," Mr. nucrott's
last new pLay. : ono q tae M lest p!ays 4 blank
wy ama ~ X m oous r .ae pest nG
"a Ia sf9"rn ,Taa'o ny ''rSIy @
MI ai ora1n ~ ms ~ rauo,ya Hat nss py' su
wt,, w., an, n'v saTr .nd ~ ~ g paGx
cnH mt,ininn III nuswcr L mninta tris,tunt
Of which he SHOULD md viii 10 proi,a,
.sos ,c1,1t,, r"1,,, for ~ 1tn"sntt ..t ~. G ~
curtain, and. stSppinE to lis fuotjxi,ts. saId: @
"Tho author il so,aowher1 Ia tho audience
Hmong yDu, hlid VIII, hope, rso ana aukhosl-
taR e1Ro the psStse So ReheMfouSy ~ ana jusdiy given
n" si.1c ~ s,,d Mr rrrtk tat,r .sS t,ia
hand, led him Forward. Ruunl uftor round or
hunrty applause tYhS given him. Tor which hp
, 1881-12-06
ANNA DICKINSON Va. FANNY DAY.
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DpsetaG ufspateh to 1nf CAtedao 1tttins.
,F'H1t:ApELrliIA, Ps., Dec. 6.-Tho service Of
tile writ III Miss Annn Dcktnaon's suit against
Miea Fanny Davenport Upon tho stage on sat,,r-
day night wns final Attompt, after every other
mcaus had failed. In March last Miss Davct-
port wrote nlcssrs. Heyern t. Shakespeare long
ana Sarcastic lctter from nutrato, In which aho
sAys: "You may servo papers on mo when aud
whore you iiko. shall always admit service"
Since thou she has appnrontly changed hor tnud,
however, for when ths officer on Frldny evening
aorved tho writ upon Edwin prico, md asked
him to arrange when bis VITO should ho sorvcd,
Price sep!tod: "sorve tho writ tho best wny you
Gun" The otIicor then tuado, MS way TO MEss
Davenporte dressing 'ruorn, and from tho iustde
sne replied In toru,s very similar to thos1 used
BY her husbatld. Visits to ucArIy all tho hotels
failed to discover hor rcsidsnao In town, and a
watch at tho entrances to tho tboatro on Gntllr-
day proved equally unavailmg. for ahe hnd
tnken tho caution to onter c1ry In tho fore.
noon. Ghe remained wlthiu tho doors Ut tho
theatre nl tho AFTERNOON, and It was not until
evening that Mr. prico was notified that the
writ would '1c served upon the staga II noocs-
sary. Mon wcro thon stationed ut every door
and In every nIste, but that did not avail, and tho
counsel for tho plaintiff claim that In t1or speech
to rho audience she admitted tho service. Tho
suit Is for breach Of contract and $50 FOR roy
Qltlc3 UNPAID,
, 1881-12-06
NEW YORK.

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Kelly Likely to Embarrass
His Enemies In the
Legislature.
He VIII Undoubtedly Dictate tho
Distribution Of the
Spoils.
Florence to Retire from the Stage
aid Enter the Diplomatic
Field.
A Murderess Sentenced to Four
Years in the State
- Prison.
Alarming Increase in the Nor
tality Statistics Over
~ Those OF 1886.
Precautions Being Taken to Pre-
vent the Spread Of SMALL
pOx.
What Is Required to Constitute
Person the Guest Of q
Hotel.
Gcncvieyo Ward Aljnilgcd tho E1clu.
slIs Owner Of "Forget-Mo
Eot."
Thrilling Reoitals Of Storms Encountered
by Steamers on the Atlantic
f1naou
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-02
Britain and the Beers

London, 1.-The first attack on the
government policy in Transvasi was
msde BY Lord Cairnes. conservative, ia
the Lords last night. He alluded to the
announcement in the Queens Parliament
that the authority of the crown would be
promptly indicated in Transvsal, and
asked whether the authority of the Gro Wn
had been indicated at all. He enter
tanned grave doubts that in thus surren
dering territory the prerogative of the
crown had not been stained. He empha-
ticslly protested against handing hund-
reds Of thousands of British subjects back
TO as bad system Of slavery IS ever ex-
listed in the world. He argued that we
had no security that the Beers would &C
cept the suggestions of the commission,
and asked how we were to enforce them
If the boers did not accept them when
our endorsements quilted the county.
As, he said, by the terms of peace, am
munition is not to be supplied TO garri-
sons in TrRnsvssl, they would be merely
hostages in the hands OF Beers. Lord
Cairnes concluded by general denun-
citation of the terms Of peace in perorz-
ton Of striking eloquence, which ELECTED
an outburst or cheering.
Lord Kimberly, colonial s cretAry. re-
piled that there could be no doubt that il
the war had continued the greater part
of south Africa would have been involved
in it. He said he was convinced for
some years that there had been no sla-
very in Trsnsvssl. The forces now in
Transvaal will be left there. Only four
regiments have been recalled.
Crsnbook mainly attributed the rising
in Trsnsvasl to the speeches of Glad
stone ut Midlothian.
Salisbury said it was the same wretcbed
story as thst of Candahar, and would
raise disgust which would be fatal to our
future policy in South Africa.
The subject then dropped.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-02
Wheat Prnsnects.

Chicago, 3l-HerdLd specials from
about 100 points in Ohio in regard to the
prospect Of the wheat crop, show gen.
ersl increase in the acreage ranging from
10 to % per cent, though a slight falling
of in few sections The winter has
be N favorable for large yield, though
This snow is regarded with apprehension,
If followed by sharp frost, as has been
predicted. If no frost follows, this snow
fail is considered advantageous. On the
lake border March frosts have done con-
siderable damage in places. In the south
ern part of the state the crop is back
ward, but promises we'll, and the acre
age is very largely increased. In central
Ohio the increase OF acresge is from 10 to
10 per cent, and the crop is in good con-
dition.
Bloomington, His, Silt is showing
Justify tonight, and has showed all day
in central Illinois. The wind is cold and
raw from the north. Many complaints
are received that winter wheat has been
alternately frozen and thaTed until it is
destroyed. a large amount will be
plowed and re-sOwn in this and in adjac-
ent counties. Some fields which we're too
vel along to be much affected will get
through without putting in another crop.
Corn IN some parts of central Illinois is
very scarce. In Pike County it is sell
ing for 45c. per bushel. Generally there
are pretty fair reserves in farmers hands