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Carson Il llensel, city bill posters and dis
trlb"tors. Office lNTELLiGENCEK building. No. 6
South Queen street.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-FOr the Middle
Atlantic states, increasing cloudincss, fol-
lowed by rain, variable winds mostly
easterly, stationary or lower temperature,
falling barometer.
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City 1911 Posters.

delightful shave is possible only with the
Cutcura Shaving Soap.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Night swcats, cough c,naciatiOn and decline
prevented by Malt Bittcrs.
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LfSTATE OF DANIEL MlSHLER, LATE
u of West COcalicO township, dcc'd.-Lcttcr.s
of administration Oh said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in :
debtcd thereto are requested to make iume-
diate settlement, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement 10 the under.
signed, residing in said township
HENRY HAUCk, Administrator.
WILLIAMS. ANwE9, Attorney,
No. Is South Queen street, Lancaster.
jyc0ltd&4tw
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New York, Philadelphia AMI Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Ii. Lone. N. f.. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks steady.
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Are you disturbed at night ond broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciating pain OF cutting teeth Z
II S., go Mt once and get bottle of MRS.
WISSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re.
lieve the poor little sufferer immc,iiately-dc-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is not Il mother on eaIth who has ever
used II, who Will not tell yOu at once that it
will regulate the bow l., and give rest to the
mother, and relici health 70 tic child.
operating like mapi,. 1t is perfectly safe 10
use III all cases, an pleasant 10 the TASTE and
Is :tn: prescription s,f one OF the oldest ant!
best female p> ,ician and curses in the
C:iic'! states. Sold everywhere; y cents Il
n'tlc. mar lv,!&wM. WAS
We kill our rulers when we remove from
the human system whatever IisOrganiZes the
nerves. DR.. Bcnson's Celery and Chamonilc
Pills relieve from subsection TO the power OF
headache, slccplcssncss and dyspepsia. They
contain no opium or hurtful drug.
au"21-lVtIM WSSSWl
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AIillISelllentS.

Mrs. H"ward as Topsy.-On Tuesday even
inG next, Mrs. q. Z. Howard, the original i'm
pcrsOnator OF the erratic Irpsy, will appear in
that character 1T Fulton opera house, support
cd by Il full company. "Unclc Toms Cabin !"
never fails TO draw here, and with so we'll
known lady in the leading role, the piece
will no doubt present additional attractions
Cor those who never weary of witnessing the
spectacle of poor iIncic Toms sutferings, and
the sayings and doings OF the various other
characters of Mrs. Stoves famous story.
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DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
i Kitchen Furniture. On THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER l, 1881, will be sold at public
vcnduc, at the late residence OF Elizabeth
Shirk, deceased, No. G2S North Queen street,
Lancaster city, the following goods to wit
chairs, linen sheets, blankets, covcrlets, lot OF
feather beds, ingram and rag carpet by the
yard, clock, glass and queensware. stoves and
pipe, and larSe variety OF other articles not
mentioned.
Sale to commence Mt O'Clock a. H., when
conditions will be made known by
ID. ii. MARKLEY, Executor
u. SHUBEIT, Auct. aug25, q, q, ,3O,S ,SldE
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i WARD. The circular signed "Indepcnd-
ent Democrat" would had better had the sig.
natures OF Jake SteinmetZ. Jake Lichty and
Dave McMullcn to it, a clique supposed to be
in the interest of iIilde3rand.
ltd* DEMOCRAT
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TAXPAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.-AFTER
i the first day of SEPTEMBER next, in nc
| cordance with ordinance, "a per cent. will be
added to all unpaid city tax.
At the same tIrne unpaid Water Rents will
| be placed in the hands of an Alderman Tor col
lection. VIM. MCCOMSEY,
a27-3tdR Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes.
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VHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
i OF the Peoples Building and Loan AssO-
clation will be held this Saturday evening,
at HeinOehl's 3 Office, No. Al North Duke street
Money loaned at 9 o'clock.
Shares in 18th series for sale.
It'd II. w. VILLEE, Scc'y.
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DEAn1NG s COLUMBIA RAILROAD
IL COMPANY. EXCURSION TO NEW
PROVIDENCE. SUNDAY, AUGUST q, 1881.
Train leaves LititZ ut Sis a. m; Manhim, s:26;
Lancaster Upper Station), at 3, and King
street at 9lo, arriving 1T New Proyidence at
idcnce at $50 n. m., arriving at King street ut
1888 p. 1n.; Lancaster Upper Depot), TAB; Man
Uem, SIT. and Lititz, S:3O y. m.
aug253td A. NJ. WILSON, Supt.
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NOTlCE-THE MEMBERS OF I.ANCAS-
N ter Lodge. No IS, X. OF F.. are requested
to meet at the lodge room on MONDAY after
noon, ut O'Clock, tor the purpose of attend
Members of Inland City and TeutOnia lodges
are respectfully invited to meet with them.
JOHN $. GRAHAM, &. G.
Attest NJ. ". RAUB, X. of X. & S. ltd
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Noon UuotnriOus OF tho srsin Market
Grain and ProvisiSn Quotations.

One O'Clock quotations of grain and prOvis-
ions, furnished by 5. h. Yundt, Broker, lS1s
East King street.
CuI,AaO Aug u
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WANTED-BY ALLEGHENY VALLEY
w Railroad Company Mt 18th street, near
Allegheny River Bridge, Pittsburgh, Twenty
five Carpenters. Wages, $2.21 per day. Ap-
ply to }. J.. JONES,
augls6td&2tw Foreman, ON the Ground.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.
DIR. II. j. TREACY,
Member of tho Royal College of Veterinary
Surgeons Of London, England, and Member
and Fellow OF the Royal Veterinary Medical
Society OF Edinburgh. Scotland Having grad
uated in the best Veterinary Institutions OF
Great Britain, aud with eight years practical
experience In treating Cattle and Horses he
feels confident OF giving satisfaction.
Once and Residence,
CALDWELL HOUSE.
aug2i-tflxwIs Lancaster Pa
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NEW 4DVERTISEMEyTS.

( tHAND MUSICAL ENTElsTAlNMENT'
" at Hotel FRANKIE Garden by Clcmmens's
city Cornet Band; i:arbcy's Celebrated Lager
Beer on tap. JOHN HESS, Proprietor.
ltd
(NRAND SOUR KROUT LUNCH AND
" George kellcr's icc-cold Lager Beer this
SATURDAY evening. Lunch every Satur-
day night Mt the rear bar Leopard hotel.
ItlH
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NEW ADEERTISNMEETS.

SAUEK KRAUT LUNCH THIS (SATUR-
- DAI) evening at John Spangler's Fulton
Opera House Saloon, North PriH &C street. Best
OF beer on tap. JOHN SPANGLER,
itiF PrODrietOr
, 1881-02-12
Two Hundred People Flooded
Out Of Their Homes ut
Delphi, Ind.
A Train Near Pittsburg Runs into
Four Feet. Of Water on
Its Track.
Twelve Hours Siege with Ice aud
Fence Rails Dashing Against
the Cars.


KANSAS CRY, MO.
Gp<efat Dtspateh to The Chtta9o IFbunt.
kAHs.sH CRY. Mo-. Fob. 11.-Tho greatest
Bnow. Storm u! tho scnson set lii uhollt miin!Rht,
Rlu hns becst rlKlny with unnbatrd fury ever
since. Over Il font uf snow hns tHllcn On II Ievct.
anu rniiway travcl tn tho West Is generally sus-
pended. The storm west Ut kn1lsas City hAs Ut
most assumed the proportions of II bllzznrl. and,
rs tho Bnow Is drifting bally. Its full elects
but partlaly known. Tho morning train on tho
Santa FL, duo here ut 5:h.+ hnti tn lie
abandoned net,r Dodge CIiy, und 1t will doubt
less be some days bcforn trains run through
OH that roa't. The Wn,nsh " "cal,noll-tall train"
was three hnurs iuto. tho Chicago 4 Alton. Chi
cNgo section, hnlf an hour. tho Missouri lncllEc
tweuty minutes. and the Hannibal & st. Joe ouu
hour. Tho Kansas pncItiu went out this smnrn~
Ing or time, but It IL very doubtful ii tho traln
got through rs tho snow huA lr1ftc to s,Ici, iii
extcnt III tho cuts On tho pInins thlst snow.p!uws
hive no eject whatever IN thu 1flnss OF Rrnvcl
and Bnow. Tho east-bonnl kansas Tnciho
tr,.u, duo at .. u,.. Is hound
near Ehcrilnn. 100 miles west Of Kansas City.
but. ns tho telegraph wires alro tuw1l. but lItilu
news can hu untuilcd. al this hour e =. mi tho
eturn seems to be abnt!ng, but. us tho Blow Is
drifting buddy, with Il high uur1hwcsterly Wind.
NJ lcttnlt lntoEInatfou regarding 1t can 10 OBJ
tntnc1.
, 1881-02-12

SENATOR 1EoAn created sensation yes
tcrt!ay In the Senate by Introducing rcsolu-
tlon directing the Judiciary Committee to ill.,
Iulro whether tho practice of permitting
regiments or companies Of State militia to
come to tho Capital OIL inauguration days
wus not likely to become Il dangerous one,
and whether Congress should not take action
III tho matter. Senator Conkling objected
to tho consideration Of tho resolution, and
deprecated the action OF tie Massachusetts,
Senntor In Introducing 1t. Sfr. Hereford
thought tho resolution was blow nj tlle
rights of freo citizens. Tho resolution went
over under tho rules,
, 1881-02-12

CHIEF SEci,ErARY Fo1asrEfs offered TO
modify tho Irish Cucrcion bill III tic House
IF Commons yesterday 50. tllat the retrospect
i've clause uf tho net should not extonsl back
beyond tho lst Of October, anti in justftlca-
ton of tho whole act said tllatit was intended
t" prevent, not 10 punish. crime. afr. 0'Don-
neil Rl1 other Irish members did not consider
Mr.. Forshr's concession Of lntlcl ya1ur, antt
during tho discussion which ntoso the
Speaker t1!rcntcnel N1r. Q'Donncll With sus.
pension. Mr. Dwyer Gray moved rs MI
amendment to the retrospective clause tint
IL should only refer to acts committed since
tho LIST Of February, which was relectcd BY
n yute Of 31Y to iS}.
, 1881-02-12

9ptt3a9 uHPatch to Tbs CafcI0o 1Ft6uHe,
L1NCuLSt Mob, Feb. 1l.-ThO wurst sll0w-
storm over Witnessed In Srbrnsla IL prevailing.
Out Of Eryou trains duo hero mt iI00u only Dlin
arrived. The reRulnr i'As*rngcr fruul ChLcnX0
Ia suow-bottnd six milcs enst If tho city, a'ld
slx locomotives md Rnnw. pluws aro
ut work trying to get tho train out.
It Is mot likely aty trnins will arrtvu ut or do
pnrt from this city tu.nurrnw an nccoant Ut
snow-tlrIfts Terrible suffering R1nong eattao III
the western put OF tho Stuto IL roportetl.
Tho 1.ower lt0lsu Of tho Legislature passed. Il
whcMt for tho settlvrs In tho western pnrt Ut tho
StAtc,
, 1881-02-12

IME Hon. Stephen Il. AfEllor, who WAS
Governor Of Minnesota from 1854 to 1su.
was strlcken with npopluxy at Worthtng-
ton, In that State, yesterday. IIe calIl,ot re-
cover. Gov. Miller was born In Iennsyi-
yanta III 1SiG IIo settled iii Minnesota III
, 1881-02-12

SWEPT INTO THE LAKE.
Special Dtspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
ToLEiD, D., Feb il.-Thcrc Is grcat excite
lncnt herr ta.nlRht over tho flood In tho stnll-
ulrc. Tho ice. which bus been gorKod Two miles
4boyu for twcnty-four hours, gavo Hny at hutf-
rast II to-ntght. 1t cNmo out with fearful
force, Thu ice wns worry thick nnd very strong.
4 hnsN ra!n prevailed nll the evening. When
ttu gurkr broke tho grcat btA1y Ut ice. which
moscsl with uncomfortable furce swcpt nwny
Xix hchoot,era which worG 1noorod Mt tho Wnbas1,
elevators. They werp tho Mediterranean, At
tnosphcrc, II. Stalker, nanfnrl. Enson, md
Etnrsn!d. These wero loadrd With grain,
Abont 10000 bushels each. On hoard tho At
tnosphcre was tho Captain, John Jennings, who
answered Il ea1l when hnIIcd from tho shore
lis hts vessel swept uut into tho lake. 1t was re-
ported tint there wero thrre sncn OIL ono of tho
othrr bouts, hut thIs could not 10 verified. Tho
vessels chrrlcd awny rnrt or tho Chorry
street. brltlRc md pnrt Of tho Pennsylvania
lAroad l,rtLYe. Water street Is four fcet undoF
wnter. THIS !s one OF tho grGutest floods over
seen In tho MAumco at thts point. 1t Is tmpos-
shu nov to closely est!mate tho toss, but It will
not be less than $aD0,O00. Tho vessels which
went out Into tho lnko 1t IL thought will be lost.
, 1881-02-12

- CouSTy.CoMMIssloNEn 11urr says that he
llas been approached by man named Harms,
brother Of the "Farmer" "-contractor OF tint
nanse md offered a consideration it he
would uso Ills influence TO secure tho
contract for tho furniture work of tho new
Courthouse for the Handbook Manufacture
Ing Company Of tlis city. Mr.. HUT says lie
will explain tho whole affair at the meeting
of tho County Board next Monday. III tho
meantime TIE TRIBUNE presents Its version
Of tic matter OIL another page.
, 1881-02-12

TIE New York Express states, edLtorially,
tint there Is no truth III tho story TINT Jny
Gould llus purchased controlling interest
III that paper. 1t goes 50 far rs to say tint
"tioulf has no moro clIanco of absorbing tho
Express tlian of buying tho obelisk." 1t atl-
nits, however, that one 0f tho stockholders
has disposed Of his interest LII tho paper.
, 1881-02-12

THE C1tESCEET CITY.
NEW OW.EASs, Fnb. ll.-Tha settled portion OF
TIM city Inundated coycrs allont Ayo Bquaro
miles. urri colltalns probably 50.0U Inhabitants
In u,.liy places tho water Is thru or fur toet
.9rpp. Tho water In tho Lake ts lowering, and
by morning Will doubtless 1o rccetlluH ut all
puintB.
Tho 1tclsf Committees appointed ty hayor
Shakespeare afforded relluf tn uyar v,GO uorsuns.
Nnpnrts nr thleying being nsa<o to tho Mayor,
l,o t1aR directed tho police md sEnitary patrcla
10 ehout III slight nn; taIIa found robblnK tho
l.t.lsos Dr tho sufferers. Eumo 20 bouts arc now
In tho scrvlcu Ut rollet committees an1 police
[,atrol.
, 1881-02-12

TlE floods consequent OF the recent thaw
anu ralns hnvo played ilavoc With bridges,
embellishments, barges, aMl vessels in great
mnuy paces throughout tho country. Prop
erty ot NIL kinds along tho river bottoms Inns
suffered considerably. Tic greatest da,nagu
lus resulted In tho Southern States a1ll
Pennsylvania.
, 1881-02-12

TnE EscurIa'. which arrived in Now York
lnr1or yesterday, brought tho welcome ill.,
tclllgenca that the overdue steamer llhtayiu
Is safe. Tho EscurLal sighted tho Batavia
IN tho ath inst. IN low of tic Anchor Limo
steamer ColumlIn. about 100 miles west Of
Fayul, null milking for that point.
, 1881-02-12

AT Il meeting in Now y ork yesterday, pre-
sided over by Zen. Grant, md at Which Jay
Gould, Russell Sage. Gen. q. ". Dodge, Sid
ICY Dillon, Stephen b. A{.ta1ravo, James II.
Work. anti others worc present, Mr.. Matlas
Romero explained tho advantages likely to
arise from the construction Of rallruntl III
Southern Mexico, and it was resolved to form
Il compatlyl to construct tho road under Il
charter held by Romero. The meeting nd
journed subject to tho call Of Gen. Grant.
, 1881-02-12

Mr. DAWES replied to Secretary Scturz III
t1lB Senate yesterday. lilo reiterated his
former charges against tho Secretary
Of tic Interior. llo was not sur
priscsl that tint gentleman was lrritatetl
by Ills md the pnhlic's criticism
81 tile manner III which he treated tho Pom.
ems and other 1ndian tribes. 1Ie accused
Mr. Sclnrz of dlsingcn.lousness and OF Mt
tempting to dictate to the Senate. lie for
ono would not be driven from his duty by
Mr.. Schurz's threats or abuse.
, 1881-02-12

M1ts ELLEN EDWARDS tUt!sI. tho wife Of
Gcn. john II. Corse, of this city, died yes-
tertlay nj Burlington, 1n.. In frr 4'i.h year.
Mrs. Corse WAS long identified with ,uove-
lnGnts for tho amGioratIon vi tho condition
Of ller fellQW.Wnlleu
, 1881-02-12

THE comparatively warm weather Mt New
York City yesterday caused tho heaps OF
filth, garbage, md SHOW to melt away, and
tllo condition Ut tho streets bacanlc not only
impassablc, but Ut tho most pcsttlcntial and
fcyer-brcadi1E character.
, 1881-02-12

rHE Doors inflicted another seyoro tlcfeAt
OH tho English Thursday. Tho so-callcd
rebcls behaved admirably; thoir aim WIS a.
t1ost perfect, aud their GOODNESS all4 bravery
was beyond all praise. They literally ami.
hl1Ated tic British force. while there was lit
tic or 10 loss on their slide.
, 1881-02-12

THE fire which did 50 n,ucl, damage to tic
shipping In tho Victoria Docks, London, and
which caused 50 much Injury to tho docks. Is
said tn be tho work Of incentlfarlcs. Duubt-
less the Fcntnns are the suspected parties.
, 1881-02-12

Special Dl5pdfeh 70 1hs EA!ta9o IFlb1Nf.
CEpAn HArIl>s, ILL.,, Fetn 1l.-A heavy snow-
s.urtl, accompanied by II perrcct gau from tho
ellst. ha prevailed thls afternoon. apl Is Hrnw-
Ing worse Tonight. burlington & Cedar llupids
trni1a on u!l dysious North uf Aure' have been
biucked fur 4 week, tho t!rSt trN!n getting
through on tho tiaIn line t0-tlHy. Drifts iftucn
feet deep o., tho trnUk wcEo COMMON. Tho cuts
aro completely iillcsl. anl 1t will probably ho
Be,rrul ays Ut IeAst before thoy caH 10 elrarou.
Traius Oh other !lneB art buddy btllln1 tliAe.
, 1881-02-12

Pn1ScE D1sMA1,cK will present to the
Reichstag rs soon rs the session opens bills
for thu formation Of all Economic Council Of
tic whole Elupirc, and ono for the creation
of I'LL Imperial Ministry of tho Interior.
, 1881-02-12

Ir Is said that tho st. Louis Times " about
to pass Into the hands Of number Of ge,l-
tlcmen who will run It rs ali nnti.Grant Re-
publican paper, and as the competitor for
popular favor Will, the Globe Democrat.
, 1881-02-12

JULIAN V16rt. a Mexican, killed his wife
afld daughter Mt CanaAla De!us. abunt thir-
tech miles front Santa Fl, y. ~, Thursday
morning. lie then hung himself. 1te wns
rendered insane by too freely indulglng III
stilulifaiits
, 1881-02-12

THE latest plot tho Feninns arc credited
with cuncOctEng Is one 10 blow TIP Windsor
Castle. The Queen Is ut Osborne, and will
remain there, fearing liat tic plot may DO
carried into operation,
, 1881-02-12

Az enthusiastic meeting was held lii Tan
Gull Hall, boston, last night to express SYM
pnthy for Ireland. Mayor Prince presided,
M'd Wendell Phillips and Gen. But'or woro
among tho speakers, Coy. Long, ex.Goy
Nlcc, aila others sent letters synmthtzinS
With the objects Of tho meeting. RESOLUTIONS
Of tho usual character werc passed.
, 1881-02-12

Astoyn The pilgrims to Mentor yesterday
were Senator Loga,, rostmaster-t;eneral
Maynard, and tho lion. Samuel i. Carey, Of
1nwa. ten. Logan ami tic otlcr gentlemen
refused to state the purpose Of their pill
griNjnge.
, 1881-02-12

SENATOR I1oAn will lend the opposition to
tho ratification Of the Chinese emigration
treaty In tic Senate on the ground that It
imposes too severe restrictions OIL lmmlgra-
, 1881-02-12

trInatIn1. The latter gentleman says he will,
feeling tt tn he his duty to do 10 on nccollnt
nf tlo growing rower 0f the railroads oyrr
Legislation In this country. Senator Davis Is
immoyable In his Dpuosf,tonto Mr. Matthews,
and so aro Messrs Conkitng and Carpenter.
, 1881-02-12

Mil LEWIS presented resolution In the
State Senate yesterday providing for the sub
mission to the people Of MI amendment to
tho State Constitution which would confer
on women tue right to vote for school DILL
GERS.
, 1881-02-12

TIE Arkansas Legislature pnsscd Il bill
appropriatlny $1,000 for tho establishment
of n Normal School for tho education Of col
orcd teachers ut Pine Bluffs, yesterday.
, 1881-02-12

TIE Senate Committee Tn Territories
authorized Senator Saunders yestertlay to
report bill Tor the creation of tho Territory
of pemblna, embracing the northern half Of
Int
, 1881-02-12

SENATOR BAYA1!D Ilns given notice TINT
he HIlt Gull Ill tha 1lefunding bill for nciton
next Monday, md that !,e will insist on Its
consideration until 1t Is finally disposed Of.
, 1881-02-12

THE twenty-nfth ballot for United States
Senator iii tho Pennsylvania Legislature
yesterday resulted: Wallace, Is: Beaver, 50;
Baync, u; scattering. 8. No choice.
, 1881-02-12

THE House bill granting public lands in
Dnkota, Arizona, Montana, and Wyoming
rurritnries for university purposes was
passed by the Senate yesterday.
, 1881-02-12

THERE seems no chnnco now that Stanley
Matthews will be- confirmed as Judge OF tho
Supreme Court. 1t IL stated tllat Senators
Edmuuds aud Yhurman will OPPOSE ths COLI
, 1881-02-12

Mn. A1trLEy presented a BILL tn the State
Senate yesterday to prohibit railroad con'pa-
n1ps from pooling their earnings. 4 similar
bill Sus introduced In the House.
, 1881-02-12

CLoupY weather, Will, rain or snow, yari-
ablo winds. mostly from northeast to north
west, rising followed by falling temperature,
nre predicted for this region to-day.
, 1881-02-12

Srftdt Dsspd.th to The Chicago 1rfbunt.
GENEVA. ILL.,, Feb. 11.--A very marked ctnnga
!H tho temperature has tRken ptacc, aut tho
thaw IF tho l1nst few days IL succeeded by a
fretze nnd hcavy snow-htorfn. as considerable
ErtIiln! Is inundated and covered With thin
+rnllnK Of lcG 1t Il feared tic 4nnw will relI-
drr travelling extremely perou3, aud especially
disastrous to huFsc.t flesh,
, 1881-02-12

Special Dttpaieh to 1As Chltagd Tribune.
OMAHA, Ncb., Fcl', ia s1low-stor.ll. ACCOM-
panlpd by high winI, hls bccn prevailing All
tluy, aud Tho sow IT, ni9ht ls drifting very bad-
IL. Ttulus un ttlost OF thu Nchraskn ruAlls Aro
elthor 'aad Hp 1r stl'ck ~ IT, snw ana ' e. noe
great difficulty In llluyiuY. TrlluH uro mpy lug
Slowly Oh tho unIut, fAc3tlC.
, 1881-02-12

sptetnt Dspa,th 10 The Chicago Tribune.
IL CROSSE, Wis. Feb. 1l-0 p. nl.-Tho SOUTH
csn Minnesota Hallway Is again open to Wells,
and 1nhssettker-trans arc running to TINT piace
frutn here. Suffering continues in tho tnr West,
und IL duly jnCrcustng.
, 1881-02-12

spstlal uspaleh Ia T'h4 Chteago 1Fthunt.
FuHr WAYNE, lnd., Feb. li.-Ihe Cincinnati,
Richmond s. Fort Waynu track ts' still tiuodea
4,.su liils south Ut Gon0ya by hlgh waters over
tlu lresllo-work at i1nbcrlost bottoms- Wo
havo not bull tho Cincinnati u,ais for two laYs.
Tho waters commenced to fnll this oy0nlug. aud
prospects ar0 fAyorabIu for pusaIng trains 70.
morrow,
, 1881-02-12

TnE ndhcre,lts Of Congressman Dayne III
tho Pennsylvania Legislature met last night
In Caucus. and resolved to stick 10 their mai,
to tic elld.
, 1881-02-12

PO1tT STANLEY, Ont, Fob. 1l.-Tho bridge
ncts,ss Kettle Crcek WIS rArrled away by Ice.
ShipnIlty III tho hashor w..s also damaged. Tho
srhuunpr Craftsman, lonllcl with 70, GU buahels
OF hurley, went down, unu Il totaI loss.
, 1881-02-12

SENATOR BLAINE Is confined to Ills bed
with II serious attack Ut Eheuiuat[slm ile IL
not expected To l,o around for seyernl days.
, 1881-02-12

sptttdt Dtspaleh to The Chicago 7&touns,
DTHEQuE 1n., Feb 11.-Tho first train through
for IL wcrk reached Sioux CITY to-day. The ILL.,
mis- Ccntrn IL HOW clear Ut SNOW on tho mgl,l
l!ne. nnh ~ Eur north Al Usage on tue branch
rtli!. Il heavy sHuw and Wln storm set In tha
evening, aud the UtlEc!uis think tho roals will
4gulu pp btUCkuG!rt},
, 1881-02-12

~ ,'u,EELLULOID 7Vaicrr.-,,ro,oos1 iie:r.,os;c-. + ~
Ltxta un'; [ostaFs and Doso,1.s. Price,
sr rali,,rs1 1ootts sent BY a.4lt, Catk
&a<ii.o,, 4'1RNES' J{ttt Store. SO
st.. tribune Butld[tn,.
, 1881-02-12

WELLINGTON, kas, Feb. l!.-fitteon inches
Ut suow havo fullon Blnco lust night, ana thu
btorsn continues. Il stFDtIx gal0 IL blowing, and
tho yuow Ia drifting. The Kansas City, Lawrence
& Southern passenger train haa been stuck IN o
, 1881-02-12

a FIRE broke out III the Richardson coil
iery. nenr l'ottsvttle, l'n.. yesterday. Thu
lni.lo must bo flooded to cxttngulsh tho tla,nes
, 1881-02-12

TllE value Of the petroleum exported from
this country lust year WIS $3l, ,toj, ,Ul5, agulllst
S37, III Hut last ycar.
, 1881-02-12

JACQUES EpouAND GArrEAux, q dis"
tingulsacd French sculptor, is dead