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Prohibition In PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 3t,-In the
House this evening a joint resolution sub
mitting to the people an amendment to the
constitution forever prohibiting, except
for medical, mechanical and scientific
purposes, the manufacture aud
sale of all intoxicating liquors,
passed it's second reading after considerable
discussion, by q vote of SO to 3S. A number
of amendments were cff fered and rejected,
among them one to insert the word ''sacra-
mental" after "mechanieal." *
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THE NICE HORROR.
NatiOnaIities and Ages of the Vic.
t1ms-The Relief subscriptions
Closed.

LONDON, March 31.-A dispatch from
Paris says: 'Sixty-one victims Of the Opera
House disaster at Nice consist of thirty six
Frenchmen, twenty Italians, three English
men, one German, and one whose nationality
is not known. Three of the victims were
boys under twelve years Of age, nine youths
between the ages of twelve and twenty-one
yeare, twelve girls, twenty-four male and
eighteen female adults. The Mayor Of Nice
has closed the subscriptions for the relief of
the sufferers, which amount to 300, 600
francs. The Mayor has thus given a prac-
tical refutation to the exaggerated accounts
OF the calamity"
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THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN.
Proposed Increase of the Capital
Stock.

CINCINNATI, March S1.-The directors Of
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad Company
have called meeting of the stockholders
for May Sd, to vote on proposition to in
crease the capital stock from two million to
Eve million dollars. A company is at
present operating the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad, and the proposed increase is
probably intended to place it in position to
take a permanent lease,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

The Mobile Register says that when
Malone was made Major General in
The Confederate army he became rather
airy with his men and did not mingle
with them as before. He never was re-
markably popular and what popularity
ne had decreased. He was very careful
of bis creature comforts and Travelled
with wagon in which was demiiohp
of brandy aud behind which was led q
red cow. One night the soldiers got
tired of gazing at all this luxury and
stole the brandy and killed the COW. The
little Major General fairly moved things
the next morning.
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RaIl1Var CoIIi.Ion In Iowa.

CoUNoIL BLUFFS, March 3l.-A eonstruc-
ton train on the Rock Island Railroad col
iided with west bound freight uaia near
Walnut Yesterday. IL thu eahoose OF tba
former, which was demolished, wer- =
twenty-five employee. ." ~0out
mora or lass -. OF whom were
- - injured. The engineers of
9oLn trains and six other men were hurt.
The accident was the result of the failure Of
the operator to place signal for the freight
train to stop at Walnut.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

The eustodianship Of the gold pantry
at Windsor Castle, just rendered vacant
by the death OF Mr. Goring, is al office
Of great trust, as may be inferred from
the fact that when the Queen entertain ed
the Emperor of Russia, shortly after the
marriage of the Dukelof Edinburgh, gold
plate to the value of some SIC. .O00. coo
was used. At rough guess, the royal
gold and silver services at Windsor Pal
ace are probably worth about $15, 600.
900.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01
Germany MOvtng against Ghe Use
of Explosives

LONDON, March 3l--A dispatch from Ber-
lin says: ''It is believed that the govern
ment, in conjunction with Russia, is medi-
tatipg action in the matter of adopting
measures to avert the dangers to the public
security from the use OF explosives, II it
has not already communicated its views to
the various powers concerned, but the gray
est doubts are entertained of Prince Bis
mSrck's being able to make England regard
the subject from his point of view"
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An INDIAN GIRLS LOVE LETTER. -
Always my heart very glad. / want
you let me know your thought. al
ways like you and love you. / am hen
est about what say. Hear me-
this is all I am going to say. / like you,
and / love you. No sOaole hedrtis saak-
GEq hands Nth y0u.
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A DOUBLE CALAMITY.
An Ohio woman Hangs Herself
and Her Uncle Falls Dead at the
News.

YoUNGsTowN, O, March 3l.-The Register
says: "Mrs. Albright, widow living few
miles from here, hanged herself with skein
of yarn to the beam of the woodshed
yesterday evening. She was in her
usual good health and spirits. and no cause
is known for the act. On receipt of the
news, her uncle, John Elizear, living two
miles away, fell dead. Mrs. Albright
leaves FIVE children"
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NEWCASTLE. NATAL, March 31.-Boer
messengers state that after the surrender Of
Potchefstroom, the hesiegers reinforced the
besiegers OF Pretoria, and the joint force,
with two captured guns, repulsed a sortie
into the fort, inf cling considerable loss.
Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood has started for Pre-
tOria.
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Cheap LIfe Tnsuranee.

Twenty five cents viii buy box Of DR..
TUFTS Pills, and they VIII restore the func-
tions of the liver, stomach and b0wels-Tehe
sources from which nearly every disease
originates. II these organs act well long
and healthy life is assured. Make the In
Yestment, It win be profitable one.
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CHETENNB, WYOMING, March 81. A
special from Sidney, Neb., to the Leader
SAYS: "a desperate character named Tom
Ryan attempted yesterday afternoon to as
sassinate Attorney w. Fl. Michaels, of this
city, by stsbbing him with a knife. Mi
chaels was seriously bgt not dangerously
cut. The wopld-he murderer escaped
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BERLIN, March 31.-Herr Treitschka has
sent challenge to Herr Lowe on account
Of the statement of the latter In the Reich
stag yesterday that Herr Treitschka sup
ported the tobacco monopoly against his
convictions. Herr Lowe has designated q
representative to act in the matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01
The Electric Ltgnt in LondOn.

LONDON, March 3l-The experiments
with :he siemans and the Brush electric
systems of lighting streets will be tried to-
night in the district of the city lying be-
tween London bridge and Blackfriars'
bridge, embracing Cheapside, st. Paul'S
Churchysrd, Ludgate Hill, King and Queen,
King William and New Bridge streets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

HARRIs BURG, PA, March S1.-A bill was
reported afirmatfvely in the House to-day
giving $3.50 as the pro rata share of Penn
sylvania towards erecting memorial on the
battle field of Cowpens, s. G..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01
Ice in Mississippi.

New ORLEANS, March 8I.--A telegram
from Mag "a. Miss, says there was heavy
white frost there yesterday, and heavier
one still with some fee this morning. 1t ie
feared that the peach crop Is destroyed.
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prohibition KIlIsS
? A'ii'@ in Connecticut.

1sD, March 81 The House of R.n-
resentat1yes to-day defeated the proposest
constitutional amendment prohibiting the
manufacture aud ssls Of intoxicating
liquors,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

Suffer no longer, but avail yourself Of
that never-failing remedy. Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment, an effectual cure for Piles,
or HemorrhOids. ap1-F,M, W&w1t
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..or Take Par. In the


LONDON, March 31.-A telegram from the
House of Commons says England will not
send representative to the Monetary Con
ference at Paris.
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HAFbs NEeMcus tHo AWEMVFPbs9 DeaUs
CHICAGO, March 31.-A special from Nc
Minnville, Tenn, to the Nescs says: "Mrs. L.
Virginia French, the authoress, died at IL
O'Clock this morning at her heBle, Nestle
down, near here.n
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NEW YORK FASHIONS.
DRESS IN GENERAL AND IT'S
LATEST PHASES IN
PARTICULAR.

The Philosophy of RaIment Hts
Three Eras In the Life OF Woman
Some Recent Individual Ideas
Novelties of the Spring Season
Graduating Costumes-The Newest
Things in the Way OfBOnnets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01
Georgia Affairs.

....szs a+fEle s'9sE OEIes "a AZ
.arsa1 Glass Matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

The only medicinal soap adapted to easy
shaEing-Cuticura Shaving Soar,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

?
NJ ZoLA WRITES ABOUT RUssIAs
FUTURE.-M. Zola contributes a long
and interesting article on Russia and
the Nihilists to Figaro. He ridicules
the idea that it is possible to found g
republic in Russia during the present
state of Russian society. The 60, 900. 600
of peasants forming the greater part Of
the nation are ignorant, Isolated -
wholly devoted 70 tbA - and
popular elernA-. Jar, while the
IasS --.4L IN the towns is power
9s 70 bring about revolution, and if
the Nihilists continue their policy of
blood and violence, we may some day
witness the spectacle of an infuFiated
peasantry rushing blindly to the rescue
Of their Little Father" bent on indis-
criminate slaughter. Modern Russia,
says Zola, in conclusion, will probably
be born of political and social factors
borrowed from all the nations of Eu-
rope; viii be the work, not of theorists,
but of time and circumstances.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01
NEW BoNNETs.

The bonnets of the season are small but in
stead OF the skull-shape, reproduce the Cottage
and Normandy sty les. The character is de-
rived from the color and Satin-like gloss OF the
braid, or the Cesign Of the straw and gayety
of the trimmings, which consist of primroses
or bEim, or satin and brocade arranged in
folds and bows and scaTf-like strings which
are gathered up in fripged ends and faster ed
at the sides with an ornamental pin instead of
bow. The straws are revivals of the old Co
burg plait and the 'open work. or lace-like
straws which require silk lining the color of
which corresponds with the exterior trimming
he old ''Neapolitan" straws are also revived
in black and white. and are very light and
pretty, being made Of a kind of hair, and these
also lined with thin twilled satiny silk: but
there Is a refinement about them which does
not accord with much color, and white, black.
or very delicate tints look best in ombination
with them. pretty, white Neapolitan, Nor
mSndy cottage in shape, wes lined with ivory
white and trimmed wita nothing but a thick
wreath OF deutchta and satin strings A black
prlncesse shape had brim covered with the
Ties Tor trimming grenadines and wreath
around the crown. which was also covered with
lace OF black, red and white currantg
A great deal of beading Is used upon the
straws and between the color, and the rides
cent flash of this many-hued embroidery
some or the bcnnsts look less like the staid
article OF attire we used to know under that
name than like glittering head dresses.
There are. however, small quiet bonnets of
black or brown straw which are prettily yet
soberly trimmed for wear with brown tweed or
black costumes. and others in shades of olive
which, however, must be aark and flne to be
successful, and are rarely found but at the
best houses. The plain straws are trimmed
with solid satin invariably, and with wood
berries and leaves rather than flowers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01
TRAVELLING AND OUTDOOR WEAR.

The newest travelling dresses In preparation
are made Of 2 dark mixed tweed or Connaught
serge, both light in texture though very SER
viceable. The suit consists Of skirt, which Is
buttoned on and Is not new, but has ,..va-
been improved upon fer this puFp~..e and a
sort OF ulster coat with or sl'rt ~o,,e ard
hood. The coat Is onS 80 eaP0 -. anu ~
over AZ :. AS coat. it may be worn
dress or skirt through the spring. and
~ means of a thick cord may be raised SO as
to shorten the skirt and give 1t a more dressy
effect. The skirt lowered and the cape and
hood added, a complete and very effective
travelling ulster is obtained, which with the
skirt Is a sufficient costume for avoyage across
the Atlantic and one that could hardly be i'm
proved upon for the purpose,
All the outdoor wraps follow the Mother
Hubbard pattern in the gathering upon the
neck and sleeves, and the miniature garments
of this description on the soft brocaded silks,
the light clothes trimmed with steel beaded
fringe and the satins richly finished with bead
ed passementerie, buttoned and beaded Span
ish lace and fringes of intricate and effective
designs, are not only qusint but as luxurious as
il seems possible to make them; quite in ac
cord with the odd cap-shaped yet elegant bon
nets and the short rich costumes for which
satin is more used than any other fabric.
JENNIE JUNE.
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souTHERN posr OFFICES ELEVATED.

The Gadsden, Ala, Hawkinsville, Ga,
Hazelhurst, Miss, and Anderson Court
Hous+, 8. C., post offices have been raised
from the fourth to the third class, or Presi-
Dental offices, to take effect April lst.
FLORIDA APPOINTMENT.
The President sent to the Senate to-day
the nominstion of John B. Stickney to be
United States Attorney for the Northern Dis
triet of Florida.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01

What strikes one on the new fashions is their
beauty and luxury, their completeness as works
Of art, so that one feels more like laying them
up, or putting them in glass case, than wear
ing them Do these high colors in bonnet and
head dress, these gorgeous roses and blood
stained tiger lilies, which seem to have been laid
In huge clusters on dra ed skirt and close-cut
bodice, really add any attraction to a worn
face. or do they not deprive it of that touch Of
sentiment which Is its last claim to conssdera-
tion and regard? But this Is question In
aesthetics and facts require some attention.
The novelties OF the season, as before re-
marked, taken separately, are very pretty, and
, 1881-03-12

begun, which lasted ni,otit n hnlr hour. Mr..
frown. who In Rccsctnry at this Htntc, ti1olt
mht'c short address. In which he init, opcn with
something 1T f,ltncsa tho atnto NJ The Aesucii-
tlon'a wnrk IN this Stnte. Many intcrcaiiug md
encouraging observations wnr0 tnntlu: MD thu
condition af tho interests Of tho Association
were sllt'wn tn In much III thny stitl! i. St,no
discussion. was iud s.y tlt,sc present rs Il,
mc,ho.is Of prosecuting tho wurk Ut tho hsstel.
rho rroHmm for .-,1ny embraces threr srrv-
!s'c<: This inurl,fnN 1T MN, II meeting viii ho
vii! discuss The Legitimate wnrk Ut lhp =. it.
Z: a.: Mr.. IT, y. Wlshnral c,taeve ucerGtnry. Of
Scw York; Thu lslm!r associations -: nn,' Str.
4. T. llGnlu9way." The lnllnlrt,.lcu .r CuullnIt.
Dur Work.: Mrs, j. t'avIa, 1iow tan tho i.il-
.!lss Assiat us?" ntst ntter Speakers viii nlst'
!,tl tho "Rcloton4 Of tho Enllegus to iIn,ne uni
FarnIEn AiAsula." lhls will by followed by II
prntso service.
uynH rARK.
Thc Trlstcos wore nil present at tleir meet
.propusn!a wcre received fran Il. N. Mott au,i
aieary linll to dict tho village prlsoners ut IL
il Wiz ,rsoivcd thu. $50 he appropriated To
sixth strGtt frnm Nutrc lthmc Nven,sb tn iytslllo
X, provided ]!rown's Mills Rsvv Tho c!t,.k,rs
it,I tho cttlxens calitrhAla 10 t!nish tho ruMtl.
Thu .CnptI1n Of polita WlMrte,l tho wl,le mum.
her Ut nrreats fnr thu mnntn Of Fcl,rsInry 10
have bern fnrty-serrn: unntlnt nE Iinea as
acs*rt1. $40; amount ut tncH cntcctcd. SCI.
rl.Ary Wntrt~ rutlts ii tlve !,Gen $tssI
The Treas.ircr reported ltAs In tho Treas-
iry ~ follows: III Wnler.l'tpu srrGml Fund.
;' Eh'slSoi; Interest I'M! S.nknx Fn,'a; *Gsmsa;
w"rks Expe"sc e WIFE, Il: 1; s'nry % o'er iaIe,l.
Cos, $l2,&E.4t: total eABll balances, $75tk9.SD,
, 1881-03-12
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT.

We call the attention nf our reA.lcrS to tho
Thirty-sixtll Al.nuni Statement OF tho Mutual
Benefit Lifu-1usural,co C0ulpany, of Newark,
Now Jersey This IL one 1T tho ol,lcst and
strongest life-lnsliranen companies In tl,e
world, tli.l lns the patronaga OF tho best bust
ness ntNl professional lnen. Tho Company lIlts
4f,k0 policies IN forcr. insurlng Sill IA .035
nn4 u surplus uf nearly Sh,U09000 to pulley
holders. 1t will l,e noticed thnt all policies
III fnrcn alMi nll Issued nrn absolutely noil-
t0rtcttabo under Tic most liberal system. ;l,Hl
III tic Cninpany l.As Just pnssUtl through iii
examination by the officials nf three lnslr-
Nncv departments. who certify to its excel
LINT financial condition, 1t certainly proves
that every policy IL MS guntl ns II Gnvcrn,neHt
bond. And when 1t Ii understood tllat tl,oro
Is inst as much dturu,,cu tl tlU various Ilfe-
insnralcu companies as In tho ynrlUus ki,ts
Of stocks anu boll'lH, every lnn,1's duty will
Ee to study tho character 0f thu company III
which 10 proposes to Insure na cfusely ny
he would the quality of the bontl he rnpus,'s
t0 buy. 1t hlonll be remembered tliat when
u 'Mll tlisnr,s Ills ltfu fur certain sum, 1t IL
Just rs iitleh transaction for thu amount lis
tlIOllsll liU Ind AKrect( to pay tho sulu ol
llnIty for my Ntl!br purpose.
For further Information regarding this
most oXcellent Company W. refer ollF rA,.ti-
ers t0 the Agent for this State, Charles Icy
onbcrgur, s TRIBUNE Dntltltng, Chicago.
, 1881-03-12

Fetz Of Brntlwc!rs AnpcIlNte Cnurt 1tcports hr
pnccta fn the various courts. wns received hni
placed oil tIlc. Tho lounty Attorney WIS in-
strsctri ~ not,fy lsnrlfek, tic occupant nt tho
-sclnn gr,,sil'l. IL vncnc tho prc.,!ars
tho County Hospitals slurn nf Tho stmcit,i Us.
srssn,rnt fnr furn'lumIxna West 'ltnrranri
strict. amounting III snEs', wns rrsentrl to tl,b
Committee. md thp ca,iify Attorney wns III.
rtr,.cicl TO ltk nftcr 1t. ~ Il VIM thought 10 liz
exnrbftnMt nnd tho ttMlr'! hn,l signed II trntcst
nKllft,st tho proposed Improvement.
i MEETING ut tho building Committee wna
trnGtlr fur tho Hlas4 In thu rnw Cu,,rl-l[mIso.
#nih 4 was t,nrussft'te ts. hin, to rrnv!tn thu
for thu upnrr l>nnnlsuf Tho ,lors mid nskr Tint
hu he nlluwe,l IL provide 4lAss nr u different
1un1ity. III respOnRV tn ,mbnIrfes. Architect
ERan anA ht dill nut believe at,y rl,nn4,, wNs
necessary. IN tnptlUn uf Commissioner ONclll
It WI. resolved to Instruct Mr. Nelson to live mp
adjourned tu meet tu-ny, when tho gus littil,g
contract will be considered.
, 1881-03-12
STATE AFFAIRS.

Special Df,pu.ch 10 Tnt Chicago Tribune.
MADISON. Wis, March ll.-ln tho acnntc this
morning. Senator Richardson. Chairman nf tho
Committee OIL Charitable nni Penal Institutions,
introduced II b!lt Untitled "A bill 10 provide for
tho better government Of tho Hospitals for tho
tnsnne.' Tho tlrst section makes 1t the duty Of
tho Governor to nppont five Trustees,
not 1norp thnn one Ut whom s!inll 10 Il
resident Of any ono county. who sl,nli 10
knuwn MS tho Doard al Trustees OF tho Ssntu
Hospitals for tho fnsanc, whoso terms Of 0l'!cn
sdn1e bO five years. Tho appointment Of said
Trust"cs is 10 l'e confirmed by tho s,onntc. They
sh1ll be pcrsons of known integrity init cxpcrl-
otlce in business nfInirs, and shalt be dcstlsatcd
without regnrtt to political qualifications srrv-
ice e.. They nrs s, tn n!eat ut tho Capltai on tho
;nouti'ly whs,. prnetynl'lo. IT such conyc1sicnt
locnity Us thoy shnl, dvtersnIuc upnn. They arc
sat lospstus. ard tho Immediate custody Of nll
ptnkH a'lu papera;. They Bhnll nlinslnlly nplont
f"r {"r s"G hospitai HItsblS hysts!a.,
acIan. n MMtrnll, n Secretary. 'rrcasi,r-
er and sha al e,np'oy sush other subortnato
Nror for ouch Of tho Aos,ltas Is u bu appnintcd,
VIII, wht' shall recnlyo 10 compensation but rlull
lis t"ties. fhe % sarcs h .o "r te uperi,tr,S,ts s
Il t not Ct tic T. %ipsn sFsqS ;; S % psr @
for tho hospItui for which hc II appoiute,I, Ills
Ioa,vl at tho hospital: Il Sot, sa.a. The :suprr.
ant9m!ont y = have sncrvsslol only OF THO In
ss fss ss spaes2 ss H. aSsn xt ~ s"d rs ns
thoso of tho SiatsoH.' Eact ' 1nontb %,i or Of
tue ysnE the hnar!l l. 70 prcn.ro nt, estimate &C
tu l,p tled with tho Secretary, md no tncuil,cr
or aho Itmt., 9r ollcerof w. ntpIta is e lnor
b. rl!owra til i, h,.s Icon u,,d!.sl
ny ,o tho ,nr, 1'sIn Ga ny ' nnpropriattnn
, 1881-03-12
FIRE RECORD,
Al OMAHA, NIstg.

AZ OMAHA. NEn.
Special Dtspasta 10 7ne CHICAGO Tribune.
OMAHA, Nth, Atnrcl, t1.-IsI, Il AtcAra-
hons ,,rur.stor,.' ,lrcr-s,,rv byick. wus liz.
stfnSeN oy ufo to.aay: LOSS s:'.A"; l''sAI-
oliee. s2'.oD. 5. J.. Morse d Gas lry-E"o'ls
siocl lii tic next building east was damaged
SA1,DO0 by wctrr. Thclr stock Is insured for
s1OWp MILAN rn,,rrs &, so1,,s stnrl; NJ
hardware nfa stoves II, tfn i'uxt building
west was damaged nhoHt 20,0o0i
covered by Insurance.. Mr.. Hoffman lost lis
library mid Instruments. wnrth s4.ux): no
.,.so,anee. .,'' lhu htn "ile'''ate" ny ooy VI
tho ufnR store dropping y can Of liI,lld"tar
preparation near q STOVE IN tho rcar part Of
tho first story. Tlls tar cnrgl,t frs and
Tic ctlllIoyts ciit. ai,T llurlly ultytiIlnE W;,s
sayg,i. 'fho building was Icstroyod III three
ni,nrfn,.a f,r M, l,nnr