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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-03

rk red holly berries are very effective on
ie dresses of pure white organdie.
ring bonnets this season will cost about
three-story house would bring at a
f's sale.
d robes-de-chambre the most fashionable
Is Greek or Recamier in pale colors,
Is OF lace and ribbon.
Ehmere shawls are much in use as a
ition between winter and summer
Is. They are draped and worn as man
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-03
GEORGE ELIOT.
HER JURY.

HER JURY.
By ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS
(y rooted in a sacred soil.
WE'D with those who neither spin nor toll ;
n, the preacher. through the purple air.
|yer in her gentle evening prayer
H plead for Her-what ear to deaf to hear
|if she spoke TO some one very near"
he of storied Florence, whose great heart
ke from its human error wrapped apart
|scorching in the swift, prophetic flame
bssion of late holiness, and shame
untrled glory grander, gladder, higher
bless for Her, "he testifies by fire.
ktue fair and firm on marble feet.
hanhood's woman, Dorothea. sweet
krengtb. and strong as tenderness. to make
k.ruggle with the dark" for white lights
sake,
hortal stands, unanswered speaks. Shall
they,
Ter great hand the moulded, breathing clay,
lat, select and proud survivors be -
less the life eternal, and not She?
Il -iHarner's Magazine.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-03

May flowers are already bloomin on dainty
hats and bonnets of fancy straw.s
, 1881-03-25

ttiIndamea,. u. TournIe
t@,a'is a,t,a,, r''o
Amnors. .Sis Ds ts1lto
AhIA.. Observation-Disclosures. line. Ainhrn
Thers haye now been MHuy performances VI
Vtrslt'a latr~l work III this city hy tho English
uni italian lrunpcs. hut 0c that can G0tnpnrv
In completeness ot presentation With TINT gisosl
by tho French troupu ut Mcv1ckcr's lust
evening. There t.My haso btpn tcttnr anxers
In certain I'arts, hut Ma such ensutnb!n has
oyer bccn presented to rs llkr that OF tho llcau~
plnn trDut,, whiln Ia tho two principal ricA,
Nu,e. Aulhru ul,a u. Fouruier inuy claITl preca.
ucnce OVER all uthers whn hA,u yet nl'pcArth
hero, III tho scenic crueta, as vol US In tho cor
rccttlcss of tho sccncs, III tho eustl,mlug
nnd tho otIrcts ut colors,in tho brt!iEa1loy
of tho spetne!e, III tho nct!0lt. lit tho orchestral
wurk ant tho s,lAss singing, in N!l TINT Koes &o
llakeup tho oI,scuhle uf tAts brilliant opera, tho
performance lust asollfng was mot only enjoyable
hut 1t r,so 10 hlxats Of excellonso thas aro not
pAtehcl.up Ktur trf'Apes uuu sklftlrss IlAlaBa-
iluHt, 1t wus II performance tn 10 Inl, nwav III
representations Nf uperA. Ut A1nu. AitibIT. In
TIN lltlc t,,f, wy have wrlttc1l befnre. uin't
!. IT, &c s'4s% 9 e Ill., asG Ill., i,: I'LL tlFvss"'s w a
aHl c9iG!snssiu opnio, va tnon Expressed,
slrrt,uAnys a!ll ut tho heutt oi tho troupe. a.ld
With IL thoroughly enthusiastic aldone9 to tn-
cess. ahf;nsEhot I'D to o.,,sa ofTSaco Ts ~ sSs
was ut her bust III volto UNI aiton. nvser fall
lt'x oven in Thy hcayy en.rrr.psl t'assagcs tn
s' II hs IT, " III. hss "fs, "% 9ises M II
soel.l ai,d t1.1,lstiU oscauIlro. liz Il al artist
WIN 4rnws ,llal,l tho heArcr with earh hrw An.,
pr4rlnco nlia III IN part of thIs trying rolls l!d
which his rlurAct ur!xcl his other Iartornluurea,
, 1881-03-25
FRANCE,
LAYING rilE C0IkSElt-sr,SE OF 4 PROTEST.
ANT CHURCH.

ANT CHURCH.
SptcIa4 ttbft.
PAINS, March aL-Tllure was larEe gath.
crlng Ut AMlurleaus t0-tluy to WITNESS tho lay
Ing 0f the cornerstone Of tho new American
Protestant Episcopal Church OF tho
lIoly Trinity, III tho Avenue do
].acnlsl. Aulollg tlIoso present wcro
t;en. uLd Mrs. Walker, mud Father
ltyaclnthe a,)d Mrs. l.oyson. Tho cere-
monies werc co1duuie(l by tho lt..llcy.
bishop Llttlclo'!n. Of Long Island y. T.,
Asslsted by tho Roy. Mr.. Morgan, the Rector,
the 1tey. {, Morrison, the ruratc, ami II NUM-
her Ut Aulurlcan aud English clerRy,ne,I.
After tho prayers allA psulnls usunl upon
such occaslons. the Rev. Mr. Morgan an-
liounced that
Ttft: IEApES tsux
about to bo placed III the stoi!U contained 4
Bible, Book of Common, Prayer. Journals Ut
tho ucncral Convention Df tho Episcopal
Church for the years lSS0'8l, specllnsn
number Of The Church Almanac, several
religious Newspapers. tho lust report
nf tho Dorcas Society, copies Ut the cefo-
iilonfal aud ,llusita! services OF tho day, antt
Il number ut French Anu American coins.
After tho box Ind boou deposited ui,d sealed
by the srowel Dlshap Littletohn delivered an
al1nfruble discourse, III tho conclusion Ut
which lie announced that the collection Of
tho duy
AMOUNTED 10 423, 600.
trh!s. with the s400, 600 previously collected,
will start tho work under excellent condl-
, 1881-03-25

DURHAM, MGrcll at.-'rla Duers recently
occupied IL prison Ut l'0chelstrUm, 800 yards
from 0 fort held BY the Tweuty.tlrst lte9t'
1nellt. Tlle I31!tEs,I commander determined
IL ststodgu them because they annoyed the
garrison. Eloyen soldiers cllargau tie prls-
on entered 1t, ar4 killed. three Ioers. Ills
rumatl,tter tried u Escape, but tho nen ih the
front shut thirteen Ut Them. The British lost
taFte killed.
lgOt3EKTE.
LONDON, March A.-tion. Roberts has been
.ortiered mt to proceed to Natal, but to
rsturll home. Gala. Aewdigaio Il also ro-
called.
GEN. WOOD
tolegraplis that the lnussacro OF q portion OF
the Nil,uty-fuurtll Regiment ut UuMker's
6pru!t, the GOTH Of Decembqr last, would
come w!tAlu the terMs VI amnesty graAted
, 1881-03-25

MApnIn, MARCH, H.-Eycry evening for six
consecutive days AIn,lrI1 l,as been kept III II
stAte of alarm by explosions of pctnrds.
Sumo were fired III tic busiest streets; others
III tho Cuors of tile churches and theatres,
cails[nE brcnkAgc Of sinss ind son,e burns.
No Offenders llayo rs yet been caught,
tllougl tho pollcc and detectives Aro trcbleu
after dusk. 1t Is supposed That the Keepers
Of gulMbting-houses have created this SCARF
NJ IL ,l,arls Of their .iisplensuru nganst tho
Civil Governor, who continues Ills active IT,
preston Of gnmblIns, scixlng house or two
every tlay. 1.adEes lsnrdly .tare go ont Oh
foot In the evening. Last night five petards
weru fired.
ANOTHER SIlItI.1sr Alt1tEaTED.
III Tho lTtstsr. Acgoctate&l Hffsf.
ST.. TErE,ssnulu;, Afarch 24.-4lnothos f.
mule NilIilist, fslonu Of ltoussakoG and
lInrtnnn,,, Inns been nrresteh. Owing to her
revelations, tho indictment against thu
prisoners connected witt, the assassination Of
thu Czar ,l,!st be recast ai,d the trial further
postporeda few days.
WHO sltE IS.
ST. l'ErENsnCAu, Mnrcll %r-trho female
Nisl!list arrested to.duy, Is nalneh Supllo
I'leotfskE. She Is Il daughter Of II Councillor
Of tllc A[tntstry Of Domains. She hns COLI
fesse,t lIastng given ulo s!gnal to Hartmann
for exploding the mlhD 1snder tic train near
Aloscow, ana also the siglal to lsussakotr TO
throw tho bonEs which shattere1 the Czar's
carrlugc. Tho Government Inns assigned to
tho tlefelso ut tic prisoners ab'e counsel.
Fellnbotr dccincs tho assistance Of counsel.
FlslESnLy' NE1.ATioSH WITH lttIAY1A.
l3Elll.is, March 4l.-lt wts Tho original Ill
tcntion uf ErnwM Prince Frederick WilllnlM
IN II, #, st Petersburg will tia fsrlucD n,l(l
, 1881-03-25


1scfore u lnrue and decidedly critipnI nudt.
ctErc Mr. john Marshall, II gentleman who as y
drltsnatlu rundcr has bccp highly praised by the
ctlttts Of snInp of tho Eustern cities, ,nals
bis trat nppenrancc hore nst night at
Central Mussc.lIaiL Mr.. atntshnIl is
pupil of the wel-knowt, drnsnatic
teacher. ucorgo Vandenhot; he fully sus.
tHtntHi tho reputation he has WIN. anl he made
most favorable ir,nre*sion utnN hls nlltltonce.
such tertalhmeuts-",lrnmafIG rccftnls "-are
iirarlably devoid OF Interest, owing to tho fact
TINT the, people cnHHHssl IN giving them
haso t,!a seldom even nnt,srni aptitude for
~ Ill.,. posltio.t pts they assutne. md when
rtrely give cvItlcnco Of TINT Study a,,i trninny
absolutely essential tu tho Development OF nat
ul11 EIftE Mr. MnrshMll WIS Il surprisp, because
n hs work he displays ripa intelligence, i,naK-
1Auon. kten tEntt'ntIt perception, Hi ldru or
gesture ss,. and 9ction rarcsy eyer f,AlI!l o, tho
sta!.4 VOL n1o"nlntea Sosee md. n short,
much OF by pool schooling. Ills progra1n list
night wuA well lifted tu test tho powers Of any
RENDER and ne sllccccded In nrousing M Interest
ainuux Ills audience By tho Interpolation OF
big ,irst pleGe. ''Thc King of Dcn-
askH sas ucrsst &c., ,s an cnd c,h.ns hsSstainx a''
81 hls tnost elective aelcrtsons waa TcunyEor's
"Charvc ut linlnklnva." which he rendered III n
nia!lner .riyhlly descriptive, displaying netting
ability of no common order. Ills shRkspcarran
selections from AIS You Like II anl
Macbeth were we'll received, and
At paih. J"ha Ds.i,Isoi,." "subscriptlon a Tor
thu Repairs Of lsai3ysinMxhRutthery Chnpel,"
Showed In tho rradcrn tju!lcata and i keen ap-
probation Ut hutiiUr.
, 1881-03-25


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the tlnntrr. no wntgr could bn obtained Wien
"hsttett, nf1u tl'n beautiful DpcrA-iioitsG IL II
eo1,tllGta wrcrk.
rr Tn . TIEr4 AFTERNOON
stxty.thrGe cnrpscs lial i,ce,, extr1cattrt from,
tho ruins Of tic Ulmrn-ItouYu, most,v ttnj[a,,
artisans.
AMnSn Tltt: DEAD
Is German tloct0r named Arend.
MANY PERSONS wEttE TttAMpf.EB IN DEATH.
III Tho stampede to yet out. 1t docs mol af,-
"car' Mt present, tl'at my Americans wcre
nn1ollE Thu victims. Thu sole occupant Ut
iE!o stag1 wien tte explosion occurred was
seeh c"'rfot'eI III naI'Ies.
. THE tS5t'i!f hr srltAKnsc1l
WIS oh'y Slight confusion hf tho leg.
ELEVEN stonE lDDtEs
are INIT! to 10 under tho ruins.
... 1ifE fxira uF TifE THEATRE
W"la very narrow ahd bauly arranged.
n'snnra i'nht'dlt' was tn ll'sve appeared for
t'le ilfst ttnlo ~ the opcra-otse Oh the night
VI tao 1lH. Il EaS-Jct set tire to s''tltc ot tho
scenery. As the curtain wis tl0wn the
1hlh'le were unaware VI tlIo danger until tl'o
E!s piti1tl, "rl t'la sl'lt'kB bcrNfo s1attt'-
s",,,,a u''e", 49,, unp.c .llcs! 10 sntoW sae'u
~ H. .tot slo '''''' "'e'o"S ''e'1s t'ie loo'
" @1'o '''e"''.. ,.,,,,
.,u,, NAia'S1NE holh.S
q" '"' '''''o ''''' 4es"f oleU'
.,..ln'. ln'. 1'"IhAI' ..
~,,,.S ~''u,',e"S pstsis s1e sa!a ~ l'ase neIls,ieu.
..o,n's ', 'e''a'''S u WV '1la"efe o"' LUZ lo"F
"'''' IN, =. ,,,,,,r,,.,v
,vbnlbor am, u,,,,+nrs ,,or" riii, ,,,t ,o,or,t
,,,,,.,. II, ,nr.f ""' '"4 ""'o N' "''' '''0'"'
;. ,.n,,, ,.,,,,,.
y.,v YAM, = r.r.t' 'm .U''"i "t t";.,t ,t.u,,o,,
S,ynnr r,,,,, s;m,,nr yrn,,., M",, 4.nrs,".'
,,,s'',n1 ~ .,. r,,"arsai ta'.Ia, ~. T..
Asnsa", If t,s;c ,.arn ''', ,t",.r.s.,t,,, m ~ IT,,
.h., ,.n.,', .,,. ..s-,t,,'. ~
NI,, t,",,,,,,o s"r,r T., Nn V"r,. ,,,,, !. ~
In ~ u',,n.. ,.na e'H r., ~ A'o" A" VII"
'' '""N' 49,, mH"' ,,
,,,,, l.. ,..:,,t,;t. ,,,.
y. " ~ ~ ~
..ootanea -" .,n mn I,..,o .os N'''o 'o' ""'
1">s'4s''s' o'' 'so r.,., :. Nv a.as..
,,1s, ,,'i 'i| .,.' .>..'o"h t r
VIM w.n ~. o'o' aun' t,io oas%, 'olc t"llc"
.t;n,, ~ "'m ' II ~ II "s,n' ispa
".'oa' ~ 'i''ny so".a' 1o W., ~" "'u ",a
wv. " Ief1'I'7' 5lshu' 1n"ht1 hHo" h'it
we''' anu ""s uaacl' hAo'te,. W 'no report oi
Nv INJURIES % ne nat susialhea. ferelhalai
olrakosch ~ pellc'e't 10 ''ave neeh tile IN,
p'esa1lo VI lnc tronpe. o's"of noloR'l'n'
"as hahagoF III tne tlloAtre.
| cnAht.Es MAplEsoS
sans tl'o theatre eost III t''e he,shDofhooa OF
s'sD'MU, a'Nl was palit "ltaont fegafa 10
atcIl'teclur"l ues!gn. ~ ou1s1ae "atls
wese nr,cS, enlels' VII" olocks OF Stone III
! tcrlafdeu ior no seeming plrpose TURNER
u dMall 10 make tno ostenetutehHpeaF 'lns'gntS.
1he 'hteri"f ookcu FeFS pset1s' WIN 'tsol-
Ma1nGhteu Walls tllu celllnE3 hAu dnI1IlnR
, 1881-03-25

i.EHtI.trfSt Es'fHisATIDN.
l5E1!rIS, Mnrcll W.--The t;uyerll,nent Is
preparing n bill fnr tle regulation Of cnItgra.
tnn', Which vii! 10 introduced next year. ii
tDt t!!f@ session.
TIE tCLTt;ItKAMrF ~ tN'fSt IT. WHICH
.HrATEMESr EXPLAINS IT AI.Lf
Tlm discussion III thu t;crinnn flelcl,stN4
on etniKratftH, was raised by n Polish Depu-
~ who attributed tic alarming increase III
emigration to Tho CitLttirkanrf mil excessive
taxrs, a'ni. III his Province. IL unjust .rrnt-
incl!t nj tho Pnllsh aliKuaRr. lie satd tlut
Inst ycar 1..,'DU pcrsuls lift that Province.
4 stUfAi.fsr DEPUTY
cnntcntet tint tho popular d1scontcnt wns
not 50 nnclt due 10 political rs to economic
grievances.
1st:l,Eh11oS A0AISsT IIfsMAnrK.
Tim lEcEchstag on third reading Of the
blidget tt,-tlny. after II long debate adopted
Isl 10 l5-tllo Consnittecs' resolution tiectar-
lug tho cost of tie Inclusion nf AItona Int,
the xnIfscrciM mist first receive The sanction
Of tllo leichstar, 30 far ~ such cost Is not
defrnycd by tho Individual Statcs Interested.
, 1881-03-25


THE annual benefit for tho Elks which will oc-
cir on tho afternoon Ut tho 3lst Mt tho Grand
bpera-IIuuEo and Mt IIoolcys, promiscs 10 be au
interesting event.
They say Fred paulding knows tho play of
Hamlet" s." backward. Those who hare seen
him In 1t will ',elfcse thts Hut why did he learn
1t tl,at wnyf-I30st0n fbs.
,lnr.c Prescott, tho actress, who Is supporting
Salvnt during his American tour, In suing for 4
divorce from h0r husbAnd. llnr renI namp Is
Rnrkr. nud she has twU children.
Twenty Harvard students nearly broke up q
performance Mt II f}oston tllontre by disordurly
conduct. chns!sttnT lllAin!y IN tDsslng blazing
wM'!s of paflcr on tho staK1. They wUre elected
by Tho police.
John T. Raymond and Noao Courtney Bnrncs
will uc 1n4rrictl On Monday. April II. a, the Con-
tlnentnl flutc. !'h!lalulphln. john will hnye q
niothot-n-law tsiss Iiose Eytln9rl lust us.out
slx 1nonths his scn'or, atd fattee.i1l.lnw Cyril
starlol about tiftncn yeArs bis 1ilnIor. Miss
Courtney l}Artles IL tho eldest daughter OF Miss
Rust EyfluKe,
, 1881-03-25

N11Ts FIEEFNEkATIUN5.
CnSsTASTiS0ti.E, AIarcl, N.-There IL
great activity EiI al the admiralty factarles.
Tho Porte Is negotiating with Newcastle
firms for The delivery Of cunis at chic,
Kl,ules, Crete, Voo. Salonlca, and III the
DurtlA1lellts. Another Thousand troops have
gone 10 Vulo. Tie total Turkish force Oil
thu frontier Is now $1,000,
, 1881-03-25

Sydney, New South Wnles, March "a
The Marquis Of l,ay's attempt to establish II
settlement called New ireland hus collapsed.
Tbs 'colonists reached Nolclna, Nuw Gale
tIontu. II, leplosabe condition, being scyeral
days without foOtl or WAFER.
, 1881-03-25

MApMp, March M.-t'un. Hlanco l,as tele-
gruphett that hc l,as 1nado more arrests.
Several more persons Implicated in tho
frauds have been discovered. They H.
clnde two persons Of rank, ono Of
wllauI belongs to a great ,irm
which has connections In Spnir. I3otll
nra detained In Moro Castle, 1laya,,u.
Tho Colonlal-OfEice declines to gtyo their
names. Judicial procedure being secret Ii.
Spnin, these discoveries lii Cuba and the dc
termination Of tho Cabinet 10 punish the
offenders Of all ranks ind their civilian ac-
completes, cause visible ,,neaslness III Spn,,.
1sh society. As tho Investigations arc being
carried back 10 cuntracts OF tcn ycars past,
they promise amusing revelations of tic
CORRUPTION AND MlsstASA0EMEST
Of Tue Colonial Administration, under every
GoycEnmcnt,- THAT Of tic revolution OF tho
Republic nlsl Of ti,u restoration alikc. Spn1l-
iarls themselves confess tint the Colunsal
abuses rose to their climax under Coy
crnors like ValnA seda, Do 1todas, antI
Dulce, WHO Ind all their attention
absorbed by the Civil War III regard to
tho army contracts nllu Custonl-llouao
frauds, men who lave held high positions In
tho army In Cubn say that ulo mnttcr nlny bu
found for tic prosecution Ut hun.
tfretls Of officials atld matty Colonial ilrnls
II tho inyestig tlons nrs sincere and tho
records nre not destroyed. Scilor SurFa, tho
now Director Of the Cuban Treas ury, Nftcr Il
long aud stormy interview with tho Minister
ut the Colonies has only collsented to lcaye by
the naxt steamer oil four contittons,-nbsu.
1utu llbcrty OF Investigation, the right 10 Ills
miss all suspicious or nntrusworthy officials,
tic refurnt Of the Tribunal OF Accounts, aid
the right to take
AEvEKE MEAsuRl;s or corIEEcTIoN.
1le desires to b. subject only 10 tho adyIs
ing ut tho i,onlo Government by wire, hui
never subject to tho veto Of the Governor.
General Tho Director Ut the Cuban Treas
ury nlso asks permission to wlro rDport d.
rect 10 tho Colunial.OI!lc bccnusc thu
. 'miitary authorities III CubA !,ayD frequently
ubIcetcl to Il Departure frun tic traditions
OF local administration, or llayo even refused
to mako changes TINT the honao Government
deemed necessary. tien. B!uncO Ind object
etl to full powers being given 10 tho. HOW nl'
rtelor. Thu Sagasta Cabinet Is obliged IL
net vigorously, BECAUSE tho 3ta.rtst pa,
puIs loudly ilcn0nllco tho abuses In
tho Colonies. 'rl.u creole Deputies aial Sell
atnrs, III Il long interview with Scnators
segasta nld LION Castallo, wero giyun The
assurance tlat tho Acttvo repression ot
fFau,4s would bu tDllnwed By. tnritt md tlag
tu,-l ll0llHu regulations, tho s!uyery-bIIl rcEll-
lntUns, Alld Il redistribution '0f taxation,
directly tho Cortcs Ase elected III September,
1881.
, 1881-03-25

,u "@eh' IHAnSs ,
aMu ..,ae.'ehsn ata 'ouuoean Ctuo nc'a "a
Milwaukee, av'n'tr, a1il ratified thc nominations
,Hn,lu by ihr lntp Conventions. The fnow lux
resolution ,sa. read ,n,l ,lnnnlnoaiy adopted:
r,,..,t, nAt 1ae ,ttermDi!cnh I!l.n g! she
g H., "aFn n1.y rsss tao noalne"s
nr,.y'nE % 'nst shay have pia.Tf tt' n.,!I.!t'at
% wnn n!!s nj heart the welfare Of tho c!sy of ch-
c"... .,,. ..,,.
,.,''i' ,,.,, NY t"srs were enrnteo IN tne
surt n; AM ss M,,s. a III y ssA & a,m
e. Tho .s sycs!lsnsa nf. of tug whol" Mot'ubieAt,
t@iu"i.. @ FIJI "',a . parn!ar M j." ANl. EtAIX ~ one ~
,,eEss@th" W. % GIn f's sts,,Irnr ! M 'a0 e'uoea CITY
Tho frish+Amcrican Centrui Republican Club
st st eMSss a. ~ 1G d ,rana eh ashe H. w11h s
' ent' whrE c'tIsGt ~ yan, TsrG agtI,' gtr, resn svS,
lames casIl; E!n',I l. Irssn%;. ~
ls!nsy; lwelttk-is MSTl'.y'tt. 81! -; l.. Nor.
: i,"}r Iaes N"n" aF:etnEoo,: ia! Et'r, sa;1,ts
Ihn!.r' 4; ltyaG: lynrth-M. {. Hickey, ses-
G,gssw ia,,a wcic u GaesKMst i'o; Il; a; M,a,rny,
tho rrcpat.,t!on OF m am ndirt:ss 10 'he irish
~ ~nMeFnan voters ~ tGnleago WIS apholilted, ~
to"s; .s t' -; T. ,,;,. ,Mnsriso IM,cs Slnn. T.: r.
@ ,se Tg @ @api'n!ntcH to srt'nEe Hor !ae..!nas etc.
Iho clt1o theh ndlos'rnea subject tn Gull.
Tho Slnti, WnrsI HcuublJean Club belsl n rntIU-
cutinu lnrgti,iu in TuruuIlt"rs limii Nh. " Wr.t
Mul!sun street, wblct Mna lru,.iy Intended.
Mr, j, 81, TuswljIix.r to,ri,lutrd L. il. Danjs NJ
cnniilnte fur Arr,pnn frutt, Tho Sinfh Wur,!.
Tho il.cct,up unanimously utjulscd tGr to1uIun-
short sp.ect ucccpsing the nomnntion, and
thnuktur his friends fur tbt, ta,tlthIree rr,.x,I
III hi1lI SHIRT speeches WIRE t,l,1sIn Iy Mcsses.
il II. UnrtYIrui1. j. ii. TerwIlitrer iir LTwrnnri..
nn nthvrs, ititl,rslnr tic civ nfsI Wcst IT,w,i
Tickets anu allluktlE huucfliiiy If thulr ssrricra
uuunitnutlsly: :" ite.ulryt, flat tue Siuth Wur.i
, 1881-03-25
FIRE At ;AlLlPOtlS, q.

GALLlIotls, H., Mnrcl. M.-lho furnlturu
factory Vt :. bishop T. 20. wus fired by III III
condIary to.nIRht anu totally destroyed. Los.
OH building. niac1asEY. alId Stock. t3,e>t; III.
sNsA4c9 on stock, $5QQ.
, 1881-03-25

CINCINNATI. March .l.-Atlss Trrne Worrc!s, of
tho GcorBe =. Knight Combination. tlaw playing
hcrc, is scr!uusly Ill. 1rone WorsoEl il the
daughter u WllllaH worrctl. tho celcbrutei
clown. now residing III England. ahe Is
over 10 yrars Of age. and handsome
Mnmnn. flnr two sisters, Sophtn tllnw
Mr.. nnoryc II. kn!ghb and Jennie, t,ow 4ettlctl
In London. appeared with lrcne In tile initial
EertorInancc Dt tho celebrated play Under the
HHtlEh!,' Ht tho old Globe Theatre IN New futk
Clty. With sfr. Knights marty ahe has ns lAte
l,tcn plHylng whht Il known tn tho profession Al
" Walking lndy." Eke has bCet tt1Arrinl,
, 1881-03-25
CAMP l,ISt>WSy IT,

10 tAt Editor of INT Chicago 1rtbuns.
CHICAGO, M,lrch H.-ln attending tho Green
luck Convention VIE put III nomination fur
Mnyor by ltIchnrsl 1nwers, which nct dsowm;
clrculati0u which you gls0 to the things .laue
thoreY ". CAMP.
, 1881-03-25

tlons. The eIllrch viii bs 0nn If tho ].nnt-
soonest VI its size In Paris. It will be tn
fcet long by 70 wide. Thu spira will
by sU fret high. TIN architect Is Mr.
t;eorgc Street, Il: H.. ut i.nnl"n. 'rllr
church will cnst al,oHt SIX, ,0tdt I'll thAt tflore
Is sill II Inrge sum to be raised by private
contributions,
, 1881-03-25

= 31lEATRICAE HGEST fTUHT.
HOUSTON. rex, March 24.-As a bagga4e
wagon. driven By 4Andrew Coleman, wns ro,,,rn-
Inv from tue central ltnIlroud tlcpot tho horses
took fright, and tlnaht1 ucrosa tho t,rlIre over
tho bayn,. md run nRaEnes II telegraph polr on
Mnn street, 'lesnolf*htng 1t. s:olemau was
thrwf, out nf the wagon and Instantly killed.
Mr. l5onr, IN charga or Mary Af1erabn'a bng.
Ehkr* Hhn VIA in tho wagon, while attempting
to tfeck tho i1ursns, wna thrown tetwe1u thetti
III their flight, and Ills leg broken.
, 1881-03-25

,to to tho artista for d splcndid EFFORT Tho ns.
elatnnc: Of NM. Tito. .Iolt,lan. md ltosst
nul Mile. Delprato was effective. Tho
lntteF appeared M Imnfrfs and eanH
II ycry cradttahly and with ,ni1ch
more t!rnmlt!r nil1lty thnn Hl,c t,Hs heretofore
displayed. Tho chorus wn4 In good ahAre and
tho orchestra did aoHo peculiarly Rool work In
tho accomplishments. In fact, It ssas ono Of
th0sn rnre performances ~ which every person
asld sung with enthusiasm t1,d tnnnsfst .;otcr.
f'sItinton t ttMko tho work successful. AMI they
nchlrrrd t.. The nilhenco aten!ly grows Ii,
st.Hi'ay growing ur!nintt nnonR thoso com.
letcnt tn ktiow. TINT this troupe without afare,
EntninR a1itltl"ney iIpGn III wlthUlt iiOlirlah OF
trlsnpTts. r. giving III eotne nf tte hest oeratfo
tore will llC given,
, 1881-03-25

ENE4 TIEUJIsITs
ClTy OF MExnt>. yin HAVANA. March 1G.
The Mexican Chief Engineer has surveyed
tfIe 'TellIa,.trpec r0tltc, md reports Capt.
Eads' project entirely practicable
DY4aTIOSs TO DEN. UnD
, 1881-03-25

not .cem 10 l,svn snuon hope Ut success any,
where. an! consequently therp Il very lttle
bunkcrlng after nominations.
, 1881-03-25
FOREIGN.

Seventy Persons Said to
Have Perishcd in the
Nice Fire.
The Scenes Of the Brooklyn
Theatre Re-enacted ona
Smaller Scale.
Recovery Of Nearly All tho
Bodies, Which Arc Those
Of Artisans.
The Oonaagration Ragged Fiorcely
Behind the Curtain Before the
Audience Saw It.
Bismarck Confronted by an In
surrection of His So-Called
Parliament.
Statesmen Dis1nnyetl by n Wide
spread Desire to Get Out Of
Germany.
Statement in the Commons that the
New Gear Has Stopped the Aa.
vance on Merv.
President Qreyy Thinks President Ferry
Has Taken Too Much OH lliul-
self Lately.
The Boom Of the Commune Seemingly
aubaidiug Iriah and the
Boers.
, 1881-03-25
continue.


Ills rcW,rtetl tint the Government refuses
modification In tho concession which l.oMes0
transferred to the company organized by
Ger. Grnut,
, 1881-03-25

LONDON, March 94.-At tic w00i sales H.
day s,!s1 bales were disposed nj. cllicily New
Sou.h Wales, Queensland, Victorian, mi!
South Australian. Goo.t domant aud prizes
, 1881-03-25

To Invariably Cures Coughs,
Colds, Honrseness, Sore Thronts,
Asthma, Group, and nll Aflec-
tl0ns Of tho Breathing Organs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-30

Now who is tlr Crcsco gentleman,
that was III Milwaukee arranging
this matter with the Milwaukee
brewers?
We have had limitations OF this
very thing. before from some Of the
best men in Iowa SO far us the pr;lc-
teal observation OF temperate
habits 20, preemincnt ability and
OF unquestioncd integrity in every
walk OF life.
There is no doubt but the brewers
OF Milwaukee can afford 100000 or
more il need be, to prohibit the
manufacture Of beer in Iowa, but
would that promote the cause OF
temperance, or would 1t give the
brewers Of Wisconsin q monopoly IN
catering to this appetite OF Iowans?
Disguise 1t rs you may under varl-
Gus subterfuges the real stubborn
fact Of the continued use Ut alcohol
In its various forms rs beverage
remains, aud will remain and con-
tinue in spite Of all such i'll directed
and false methods.
Men must be educated into tent
pcratc habits, and the character oi
their associations changed before
their practices are changed.