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, 1881-03-11

enIpvph nv thu pnrffcInnn.s a1thnt,ph nomo
Mcanwhiic. inc ittis ur"%t ruiz mon who hro
6r who l,att been In tIiIlce rrumonntied ntrnhiy
to hnl tru rendy to bo pointed mt, with their
souls H.lt4lue ma INTELLECT sttniut to Tho pnlnt
Of keeping up nobic smile. Washington was
/ srryr nr ,,rrv, nv
,t,. ,,to,,. a,r,,,r,s', :" , "'. ~ ,,,,
tiiotr bnnti. wrtf ti,r 1rp, r"nls n tI,n hntris
entr1ngcs cnrrFc t,c.plu 10 aud fr,n, tho i,niI,
noilIcans spgci,Intcd OH tho prol,ahlu cu.npo.l..
it,n Of t3nr,ichl's Cnbf1,nt, wnia occasional strlli
ss o ,4. @ :t s fk1. .s" sy sa. 'hs
sa1,ts uyery hnur. CurinusIy cno.,Hh, tho must
rIctn,l* nrs,wh WIS tho tIarsnnny Club, nf ph!l.
s1,n!iner, n1,st hit nrsl. Yesterday tho cxn'iuS
wMa continued, n1thouEs, INTERRUPTED IN tho
afternoon nn by M aec['ont on tho rH'iroad' lust
IOWA WAS Iuntt.ASr!
,rhe ros,dcut nu1 v,.ItIup snna nr ,he 1yowknvo
n 'rn;Trrnt str'"t r. md H." w,rt, " fornH In pT',
C".sInii hv Tim iirIknnn. nx.scrrotnrw or Wor.
M t.hiMr sfnrshai' s.nrrTs,uH fhncsn' lnntcrnss
and bc,.tic ny lho Cnriutla, fa., tlras, banti, they
nHrchcil to tho hDtlso vt Senator i AllfMtl, Wher1
ne bhnu crlnrlnct several cx1ulsst seieotlons.
After tho screl,tto eonator Alllsnt! invited tue
purity to cn'H IN atld entertained thom with Roii-
tl'tlo western hnspttAIt&y. Speeches wore nlndo
byt:ot Hcnhnrn ind others. tn which Seslator
Alisn', uertinent!y responded; Iho t,arty " nnxt
Gnie'' Hl,un ox.GnMgfessM IN ssnpI,, ~ 'nu T. ti
n.ars @ i'nnae. wMc[1 n, sEeeGnes "erc 'o"oo "
N10"'' ..., ~, :, -, .,s...,,..,
lnf. u1.u ,.'LN W.. wy r'1s'u's'
now Mr. ScctotMry ktrkwood. WIS tho rcG!plcnt
aoen !hS my e &s @ feses'h ear" o. @ fa
nude ono nf hts bnni, OIL md ancnches. colt
IN the Vnst c 7tlll!l enieaV9r 20 fnthlully. ana
nnnesmf @ per.f ~ ~ ns % ; @ G no asit
snverui Il t,or iovn Iu,ius wb, woro nrosont.
~ ,.,,.,,., ~. nn,,. ~. a,.r,nv1,,,,r
:, 4A'r,ELpS ,, ihas Ats s.e"s ~; lAMa'
about "a vcnrs ot nge, oeou pied tho desk OF pri-
vnto secretary ~ tho White tiullso Yesterday.
, 1881-03-11

DALLAS, Tex. March 10.-Consldcrnble furry
wR. crcntgh yesterday annug tho Stntn and Fed
ornl ofctnls Mt tho discovery that hand Of cnu-
teEfctcrs h,d brun trait,l ty detectives frnm
Pennsylvania TO DnllMs. Spurious blA or tho
denomination of I'll, and Sl00 on tho First and
Fourth National Hanks OF {!oston wcrc reported
IN circulation hero several days ngo, md Il II
said that $4,000 Ut counterfeit nutcs Of vnrions
denominations, urd nn AtItut dozen different
banks. havr tccu shipped to thls section, nn11
hnyc got into tho hands of tho showers. Tho ,ic-
tectIvn asserts tlMt three ot seven notorious
handlers Of tho 1uccr" aro In this section. anti
havc plntcs utmost perfect III lmitntkon Of tho
mites uf tho hlilks In this rnrt pf Texns. md
thnt tho rewards fur tho cuntNre Ut Tho soreil
nnlal,nt u Sl7.tNJ Tho DIRECTIVE nct oste OF
Tue three mon ho ht,s st.ttnwct fur three months
in tho suburI,s nf tho city day twn ntt', md,
IN attempting to arrost him. was slightly cut III
thA arm.
, 1881-03-11

den, ctc. wnteon's last operation was the theft
Of $500 worth ut hiiks from Dcs ttntucs store,
which were shipped to Moline. When enught
Watson had n conductors punch aud largo
number ut rnitnnd Tickets anil checks. Tho
officers frotn Drs Mnines arrived and tuck
chnrRc Of tho prfsuncr, who carno from Illinois
10 fDwA without regulation.
DEs MofNes, H., Mnrch i0-T,nrlng tho recent
SHOW blockade strnngor tEft ono IT tho trains
RnA registered at the Abnrn House rs William
II. Parker. Prctendtn9 to bo q commercial
traveller. to visited the dry-g00ts hotlse nf Mbr'
rs & Hepburn an,l examined shirts. Boon after
bis departure snvernl pIccrs nf valuable slk
wc1a n,tascl Ri1tl nn Investigation. showed TINT
them to h1ullnp. III. tn William II. Whkcr, ind
skipped the town. The Molino officers wore ll,,-
tife1. and last nrcn!nx he wns arrested "hen
npplying tor tho box. Jhn gnJds III tho nox cor.
rrtponicd With those missing, and are valued ut
over &10.
, 1881-03-11

Bill FfTHttz<U t.I1t. J.. .,,l,jouts
Tho editor Of the PetAsuMh !fHbile es ossat IVA ths
" not considered by bis tuwns.ncIl 10 ctpWa t bs
lasnel,ted 0snrGy Washington very hard ta ~ III his
suure of tHrNoIty. The Hthcr u,.y tMa9 MI ,,,,,: ~.
principal advertisers wAikod w. aa sata nacs-
"ltiwdy, Majori IwAnt you to AnsWeT iEnr,
tlon; Just decide little bel. you knos;. os,;..nt,op,
slE. bo 10 kind as tu pay particular .In I'LL
and thnK betute you speak, LIZ ~ ''S'"
tuurntugf" ,,,.,.., thin.
"Why, ri course 1t" sa!d tho pol1t'ca' INV"
dertr, much surprised. .,o cttiseu,
will 4 relieved oppression. "foH see, III sHte rs
t'urker bet NC *tJ Lhat you oou!aa ctr..urn-
truth on any subject. alrl 1nieF my cans out
md tnko drink" Aud. US the winner ~ tps
agreed tn pAy hls back eubscFlplioh ta,,.ns ou
stukes, tho afntor concluded to call u saaaA
, 1881-03-11
CANADA AND BRAZIL.

6Pfld3 U5P1g1f ID JhS ChIt7d0 7F15HHz.
OTTAWA, afarcLl 0.-rhclprospccttlsu uf tue conl-
pRny truany unt!cr tho hn1no nt tho CAnadnh IL
BRAZILIAN Direct Mill Steamship Company ts.nnw
bofUrc tho public, detailing its merits and pro-
posed tr1tiic- arrangements. The Directors ot
tho co.npany uru scvcralty connected with
Canadian commerce, lis regards railways In tho
DomlnIon antl iluancinl operations Tho cotn'
pnny hns chartered steamships tn ch,l,me,,co
tho tralllu NJ TN eNrly dnke, tiii Is saltHiu1 rs
u. Lornp slutinuHull. f k1ONtreHl. Inns heen UP
pointed brpkrr to illrMlncu u portion nj tho
company II stuck M GMnadian exchanges. sir.
liuntlOy, tho brazilian Consul. Is oaIeutcd huro
ubunt lu1 1ath inst.
, 1881-03-11

aIAxEY, Arl., March l0.-I.ust night Dion
Lloyd, Il notorious cowboy, shot E. Monn, JUS
tce OF tho Peace, and was tInisclf shot dead by
one O. Nell.
At E:durudo, Nov, Hunk Parish shnt nas,
named ClArk over a gamo Of cards IN dtccu-
woods saloOn. nnd then killed Greonwuud.
When tho Coranur cMmc ras1sh ut tho q,ttzzio Ut
fl pistol compelled him IL takn front Ureun-
wi,,tl's puekGt tho money hD hasl won from
rArlBh ind return lptn tho latter, who dehcs hr-
rest Nisd rguuftin at larKH.
, 1881-03-11

Special Bl1patth 70 fhe Chlcdo1 TRIBUNE.
WESLEY Clrv, ILL.,, afnEch 10.-A terrlo finn
ily brawl occurred hero last oveAlng, 4 l!ttlo
inter a'cluck Charley Bru,vn, Il wofl-known
pAinscr of tnIs piucc, came homo In n stutc OF
intoxicAdon and commenced 10 atttso bis wife
mud einuKhter, tho iatter's agc being only l:
yunrs. i]l,rlng tho nItrrentlon Brown tcact! III II
emil -shpye1 anu struck bis wife II fehrfui ll.,w
ncross tho hpAl. 1nil1cttEg v very tllnKerl'tls
wound, from which recovery II considered by
her phyB!clnns M absolutely Impossible. brown
WIS pluced under nrrcst.
, 1881-03-11
State AFFAIRS.
MICHIGAN.

NJ
Special nfipdtth 10 TIT Ehitd9, Trfbunts
LANSING, NIiuh. March 10.-NuniGEnts petit
tons uf prnhIhItiun people, nsktnE for tho sub
mission Ut rrohtbItory nlncN'!nirht In lSs',
mndp their appearance in tho tionsu thla tnorn-
fnR This is In nccor4la,,cc with tho now pinN ot
tho prDhIbltfGnlsls, rs outlined Ia tholr cirGt1nr
recently tasue,l. There wcru ats1A hAtlull ot TO-
nlUnstrAnecs aRninst tho establishment nf y
Ionrtt uf A1Gficn CeRsirs, nn!oss thero l'u sep
urttc lhlntti Of IIoNeornthlsts to examine sloc-
turs Ut TINT scht,U'. ..... ...
Aiming tho bills ptssct In tho house wcro tho
following: III submit 10 tho people II PROPOSE.
zion 10 Anlrtn tho Constitution 40 rs to Glyo
wuyno County two Circuit Judges; reducing
tho rntes NJ tOlls on logging streams: and llop-
kills' I'LL rcpcnnH SECTION 1T Inv limiting tho
cnpttnl of rlrvntt,r campnnles to $to0N0. Tho
bill 10 reslirvcy. cstabiish, nnd llorpctaato 6ce'
ton GDrnGr-p posts was lost.
The House cUnturretf lit tho amendment mNic
by tho Senntc tn Cottrcll's c!conlarHarino bill,
which wns to strlk0 out tho clauses relating to
cxpnrtation., -
III tho Senate tho Committee OH Judiciary re-
| ported nsnlust tho Hcnatc bill! asking tue sfatc
% pay EXPENSES nf prisoners sent to tho netrplt
| lluusc or Correction 1rom various paris Vi the
| StNtc. ... n,,-
olu,uuargnrnU bill: Gran1 itaptds Justices 0r
lie Pttee uut sGnoo. bits; 'hu bill nlicnding
the general laws 'slItink to Justices sn'irts; tn9
!
! nom -rps,,unt ,iehtors; nlncndhF tho. law
rclatinG IN powers and duties 1t Doards
| Of Supervisors; tho qnnti bill; tho
| bill amending the lHx relating
10 tue safety Of porssHts attending p,'b!lu rs. rs.
ecinblics: lie,su joint resolution fur submitting
| tho uucstiau Of II general rrv!s,nM of tho cHnst.
l,tti0n to the pculftp: for nrnvtdlng tor mct!cal
trsAt!nnnt Il dependent eh'''lrcn ut tho Uni
Tho liot,se Constitutional anc,,,'tncnt, ,proyid-
Ing for Hourds of County Auditors WIS Lost. hut
will prnbubIy mako II rchrpeAranco. ~ ...
| The tiurer,inr tltls appointed GeorKo ", Arm
| itn9c AErut 1f tho Sthtu Uonrd of Charities III
| SIunrnr County.
, The bll to nucud tho Inv reAtivo to tho cleo.
lion TT inc,nhcrs uf the District Sca'f1 l3t'hrtl
plxscd the Srnnte and WAS given immediate u"
| feet.
Another hsldozlnB telegram WIS reviewed
| fcrnY 10 furnish computed lHws IT not excect-
Ing s. Ii per volume. A very spcctc otfef WIS
t.IsS rnceiyul frD.n Derby g. Ct,,. OF Columbus
H., offering TO do tho w,rk ut f:5o Including
the compiling. cloetrotypt,g. printing, aud binl-
tnv. II be tEHithel by Dee. II. lsal anu after
ei4htccu months to plvc tho Suite tho plates.
, 1881-03-11


GENEVA. ILL.,, March 1u-Anothor Vuy Ut tho
Allen murder trial has passed. The conrt-ruaM
this afternoon was tiensufy packed with apcotu-
tors whfo tho dctent!antA. Thuuas and Wood.
rutf. were on tho staud.-shG laules filling up 4
lnsgo amount Of tho roou,. Tho tlay WIS most
Interesting one, NIL In all.
When tho court Was callGl this morning
George Wallace. Of Sandwich. sworo that on
Aug. TO- lsb0, Clarence Woodruff WINS III LIS
store TINT cvening about O'clock. Dscnr vor"
mitye, another SnIldwlchGr, tl90 remarked MI
the stand TINT ho snw Woodruff In that plncc iii
tho night Of Aug. IL, 1850, when tho detective
locatcd him lh Chlcnyo.
W. H.. Winnor. II telegraph operator from.
Sandwich, sa!d thut dzpatch was sent to Clar-
enco Woodruff by Mrs. Campbell. sister of
Woodruff, Aug, H. lasQ. Iiu niso sn!tl that lu
a1amlned the boo4s of tho ntlIco tn see about
tho dispAtoh bong sent. Tho witness. butora
being discharged, WIS served With IL subpoena to
produce tho books Of tho Dl'co.
Dora Thomas, u Stelsfstpr OF VIII Th0lnn8,
related that she ha'ia Chinese lNutcrn, ani thnt
piece Ut paralllHe candle wis given her tu
use In It by sir. narkor, OF Sandwich, which wis
all burnt up.
Mrs. Elta Tosn.nn. who Is u elsier Ut Clnrenco
Woodruff. was another Witness, WIN swuro Aaat
Clarence Woodruff WAS In Sandwich Oh tho
eveM!ng OF Aug. TO- 1850. and for about three
T.W, Powell, from t;habbona. while osl tho
etand. sa!d hv say Emlnnns y tho Sandwich
safwn tho witness, All'I ny recuHhlxttl tile hanli.
writing ~ that " his. The letter wns seat tn
pat W * ,oy w9a mt IL sqacaI o ill., 1sa 1 TIo
letter sent tu Miss Allen, WINCH WIS II thrrAt,
% Tss 10, ssnt " r " Mrl.tsn , ~ tto witness TO- os
murder and tho reason Tint he Husicctcd hin of
Mrn. Earrl4 .Nlrtuu said, wtiu,l On tho stand,
that bhu knDws NhHiFitf mud ThnlnnN, nld TINT
, 1881-03-11

SAN FnANcIscO, Mnrch 10.-4A dispatch from
TUCSON, Arl., Hays Attv!ecs from Santa Cruz any
tho cow boya havo tcen running oil stock hc-
longing to the l}cap!c of Sanln Cruz, four Milea
south Of LIT SprlH. sumo have lost all uf their
stotk. Grcnt indignation Is manifested against
tho United St,ltss fur permitting hnnt1 0f VII
IatnA WIN nrp wDrse fIiMH tho Apnchcs N cOmtnt
such frequent nntl tunugIlig inullrsions Dn
tllCt1t. HUrd from nthcr rnlIUhcN 1N the iNc sHyS
tho cow hDy& ru growing moro numerous duly,
and thCtr fA1dH moro fretluput.
, 1881-03-11
CANADA.
TArFr FOL, QUEEN vrC.

Special Dbpd,eh 10 The Chttaoo Tribune.
OTTAWA, March 1n.-Thc following address
frntn the wives md mothers of the punlnlon IN
tho Qucon ia In circulation for signatures in this
city.
aiay II picnse ytM,r most Rraclona Majesty: It
Is witt feelings Ut dcop n,t ntirctlHuutc Loyalty
TINT We wnn!u-wfvcs md mnthors-of tho t,o-
Majesty With Il humble md most rpspGetfHl nd.
drces. tU exprcss orr grntatde Atlt appreciation
m a1fisrsx "D t,G a atsr syosa s If @ .s1sc, s :.
hustut Acknowlet,Ktnrnt af tho priceless bencits
os good tluvernunt whicl, We, III st!fntt,on will,
spproaci s ' yaur slejes.y Is our 3eo.', our
HURTS. turn with love u tho sosian
home. Our hearts turn with love tn the wife,
l,ttty nnd InsIy submission to tho t,rcrct+ OF
Got, under tho eudflcst amt greatest nt hiE
w%s hyf More r' sa n0y ~ us,5s o
f Of nien;s gratitude for ihs .ai.hinl exa'nte q
siaiiyl Of tue cIdresn Gu" bis Elyeiih her. May
s ss" 5 s sSsr p1sasns *f ,he "Xs fow essy
II thgs y g. fno,s'Sps SO that their days mny ho
III ii the ,,a,ne Of the women Of Canada, wo
would tnka up tho wnrds uf our Poet l.nurtnte.
and utter them nncw to Iiritaln's Impress
"May you rulc us long.
And IcMvo us rulers uf your blood
As t,utlc. ELL tho thtGst tiny
Slny children nf Olr eh!ldrcn sny,
Shc Wrought hcr people snstllsK good.
"Ifcr court wns pure. her lffo serene;
God vMve her peace. her land rennsetl,
Il thutlsa1d c1nln,s tU rcver.ncp closed
In her, MS Mother. Wlgc, mud Quocn."
Thut your Matest, Mny long to spared to
reign over uR, and TINT tho richest blessings.
hotii spiritual nil.l temporal, uf our Heavenly
Futhns ay rest unon y.'ll ind up0n all tho Roy.
III family, IS tho sincere prayer nf your loving
subjects, tho Women Hf tho Dominion OF Cnn1da.
, 1881-03-11

CtsclHSATI, O., Mnrch l0.-At CynthIana. KY.
last night, salliu Carr wound up duy's quarrel
md conyiyinl drunk Ivy cutting Reno FowIrr's
throat, causing instant death. both wero negro
wull,cn
AT Furmers, Rownn county, ky.. yesterday
evening, John c. I.ightfoot received a shot III
tho thlyh frum Mat aloDeFtnDtts pIstol. ana sent
u bull f4m Ills own pistoi thruupli Mepormntt'a
ilcnrt. causing Immediate deAtu. THIS ctlds iii
old YruAXe. uBth werc young mon.
, 1881-03-11

Gpttsat DHpafeh to 1hs thtfdQo 1floan&.
MADISON, wis, March l0-1u tho Assembly
tH-ntght tho amendment TO tue Consultation
granting tho suffrage To woman came up It's Il
sIeu,ui order, svvurll Kantlutnen ,nade tuintnI
u!tlslnrls To Mr, ItoWoy for desnrtiny tt0 Until
EuInerDu turcea last AFcHlnS. Tho resolutions
Wuru liilatiy kllcd.-yraA. bu; nRyb, ~. Tho res
Ut.lt1uil IUs III AlbttltiMtst I'll lnu CONSTITUTION
pt1lh,otnlx tho nunuacttrp nit Kalo vi tnlOxI.
C4tIlk liquors was ulso kvt ,--yeas, 41i nAyA, H.
, 1881-03-11

HAYES LAST OFFICIAL ACT.
JnLrtT, Ill, March t0-Tho last Official net Of
President ITuyes was thu pardon ot Thntnns
Cbwat,, u cDnvsct IN tho lll1nu's StA:e PuhItsn.
.iary, convicted Ut cnihezzeu,ent In tho postnE
service III tho nlatriGt nt Kentucky. Thu pur0n
arrived ut tho prisum this uinrntuH, itatcd AlMrch
-. t1.d transmitted Oil tho tth.
, 1881-03-11

epsstal Dtspatth to The GAteaao Tribune.
pAvEslOttT. ill.,. H1urch l0.-Thp IM'lcb ot Mo-
linz uado an arrest To-day Which Is ikeiy tu },ut
II stop " system Vt subbcry which bus bcen
conducted On lutKe scale. l'h1 thlefs namv Ii
W ~, Watson, alf4s ", II. Parker, ". II, Bar
, 1881-03-11

Ing tTnn. NOrthWny VII prOhRby succcF31 II
compromising with his relatives.
JutluA a. Crunkhiie. THO Michigan tnnkcr
about whom pnte n,imtTr Of persons IN Chi.
cAYt, srcm II br very erlic!tnlts wns ye.ter1iAy
brought heftre Justice sumnlcrhcld nn II war;
rant chnrs!nE him with ctnlzz!cncnt M u stpnr't,
with hin nt Nno,,I, Mich.. by 1,cujnnIn F. New
berry and Henry Il. FISK. t.r,nkhftc Ind been
previously arrested MID discouraged by It.tID
habcns corpus. Justtco s,lmmcrnr1l cn1ttinUrl
tho cAar mill tho lbtt, inst. hr!iryrl TINT
Il re4,ulsI.ion from tho linyrrnNr of TINT HtNin
1lo went to Jait ycsterltny IN default of st,UD
hail.
, 1881-03-11

WtLi..AMsToy, Mich, March l0.--A lna,1 named
In,llos FulrGanks Rot OFT train lust evening.
went to tho hatch BayIuR ho htd como u tuwn 10
do dirty jnb. bhurtty nftcr he shat ut allll lnr.
rnwty missed Dr. lusttt. lilo was Immediately
rested. Tho Guusu Ut tlo AtrNngu proceedings
ia not kbnWn.
, 1881-03-11

DALLAS, Tex. htArch l0.-Wtllam Shnldou,
editor Ut tho FhI's County intter. published ut
3MrIn bus hrcn liscs,vurol u 10 u0.lcr ln,llct-
Mcnt IN btisslsslppl fur llrslrr aud pApeTB huvo
bpell forwarded for hts urrvst.
, 1881-03-11
DE YOUyu's MURDERER,

19Ts 1VUNt1 > NJ u I'D FIlIF19t'
SAN FRASC1sCo. Chl.. March 1o.-ln tho trial of
]. ". liul.t,ch for tho murder of Charles DC
Young, tho tloIenso having brought forward
considerable cumulative ovldenco 10 stt1w thnt
Young. hAvo tn.ttny tlcgun tho examination of
medical Exports and uthery to shuw transItory
1unnilt OIL the plrt Ut Ito prlsoHer.
, 1881-03-11

U1TAwA, ILL.,. Murch l0.-c. 8. Sullivan, 1na.-
aGpr OF "SulllvMn's tlibrrnsan ulandcs," was
arrested yesterday for distributing ohsceno
plctnrca at streU,or, und brought u tho County
JUL hoEU last CytnlnK.
, 1881-03-11
8tt.{}ibtl.lE.

HANNIBAL, Mo-. March lO-The accounts OF
Fred D,ohf, tho lufuu!tng Treasurer OF this
county, show n shUrtAxo Ut &UuuD.ia.
, 1881-03-11

Sptesd! Dtpa,e. to The t.atcaco TRIBUNE.
OTTAWA. Mnrch t0.-AilUpst every person ar-
riving hero from thu Northwest Territories con.
itrMs tho stntement that tho Indians nre Mcnnl-
litg very rest!rEs, especially ~ tho Wlntor has
been I'LL unusually 6GyOrr ono,
, 1881-03-11

URuANA. o., Hasch ln.-rwa fHrmcrs Of this
vicinity b0ugat "huless pnls" froNl travelling
agents. mud founl nfturwnrtls tllHt they huh
aIHnO1 nntuH HHHl cKhllnx l.lul witch they wuro
coniptlled to pay, but novar rcculvcA tho uats.
, 1881-03-11
TIE COMMONS.

Spkftdt U6pafth 70 1he 1htfAuH if1GlHAs
OTTAWA, s{urch l0.-lt Is thought now that tho
action Of tho scnatc lit adopting scintoF Al
nloii's amendment 10 tho Canadn Temperance
net will delay prorogation ut lcnst threo days. rs
quito Il number " Inemtcrs ni bDth sdcs Will
speak On tho question whcn 1t comes UP for Gun.
sLticrAtion In tho Co.n1nJns. scnatar Almun's
amendment Is to exempt tho trhtlc In ntes. por-
ter, lnger-b r-beer, aud light wlncs from tho opcra-
t!ous Of tho Temperance net. It wls cnrrcd TN
n rote Of ~ to ~. Tho third read.
ing of tho bllt us unlcn,led was Carried
ou II vute Of Is to Fl. Tho prohibition people
clnaul that ibis action bn tho phrt Of tho Sonato
amounts sirtunIly To repeal Of the Scott net:
ThFy l0uk tu tho Commons 10 undo tic mtschef
wk,tll tho bill nofnes heforu tnat bttdy.
LII tho Housv Ut Cou,tnuns to-tlly, on motion
II i@to Vi cS@"iis,rs % OF q s&pn,y. tho Iian. Edwasd
Htuke. lender nf tho upl"sitlon, nfter srgs!kinE
ut considerable lcpgsn cos.lr'nllnIs tho tlseGl
policy nf thu Government, '1luved M tn,etit-
inellt setting forth tint II ;sms desirable to re-
.lslee taxation and II rctlIstrlbute It to ro..
present ruItt OIL tua rccesauro. Of llfc nn,l n.so
i'ointnx nut tho Importance Ut docrcnsinE thu
Sir Lcunlrl Tll!cy, In reply, complained TINT
tho mutton bud been e.,rnng urnn tho lIn,se
withunt warning. ito quoted statistics to show,
tho Increase and unfH,rly omitted III stntc thnt
tho is1rrruse IN exiH'Httisrn WAs 4 necessary
complement e ~ ponla.to ~
Il, the lIt..ff7r Astottattd Prfss.
OTTAWA, MHrch lH.-A resolution 1Htsscd tho
llol,sn 'icrurins TINT In ortlur ~ encourage tho
inn''fautuscoI beet root s1aaNr 1t lh no exempt
ad"ptod .H%, M u,%eni.nt O. tho Tcmperauco ..ct.
And tho Anlen'lcu bill plssc. Tho n1lIcllt1ment
excnpts nles: porter. lger.heeF, elder, and light
MANITOBA AND THE NORTHWEST.
Special Dapateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA. Mnrch 1o.-The humber OF 'mmi-
, 1881-03-11

AUGUSTA, b1e, Mareh 10.-ThG fnsionistau III
caucus, nominated H. 4. Frye. VI bethol, ua
lhulr candidate fur thu United States beIl4te.
, 1881-03-11

Eptetal Dlspateh 10 Tbs Chteaoo Tribune
OTTAWA, March i1.-'Fho amount left By tho
lnte Mr.. Power, ux.M. l.. for llniitnx. Tor tho
,ntrutucton nr tho Jestltt FAtlrss intD that
cIiy, IL estimated to bt $lU0.NU.
, 1881-03-11

ali auch cIntb.nR In ronalr Ut once upor, IT, re-
cclnt lily {Inistcd street t,rrssmnkcr, With whom
Mrs. Todd Is on tho nit,st friendly terms.
, 1881-03-11

LOST WITH ALL HANDS.
FORTUNE HAY, MArch l0,-tsn American
schooner, nns,,o unknown, haa bcen lost with nii
hlllla.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
The Conditions Of Healthy House.

No one in the present day is ignorant
of the main conditions of healthy
house-namely, that refuse must freely
pass from it into the sewer, that the air
must not enter the house drains, ths.t
the sewer air from the house drains
must not enter the house, that no liquid
from these drains must soak into the
ground under the house. that the drink
ing water must be preserved from con-
tamination, and that air should be
brought into the dwelling rooms
from outside. The objects of in
spection are, in the first instance, to
inform the owner or Occupier whether
these essential conditions are fulfilled
in the case of any particular house or
not; and, if they are not fulfilled, to re-
port to him what alterations are re-
quired in order to secure their fulfill
ment. Assuming the house to be orig
inally in satisfactory state, or to be
placed in such state by the owner de-
termining that the recommendation
of inspectors shall be carried into
effect, the next work is regular
periodical inspection for the purpose
of seeing whether this state is
maintained. There is no mechanical
contrivance for the regulation of water
supply or for the removal of refuse
which can safely be relied upon to
continue perpetually in good working
order; and much disease has been Oc-
casioned, and many valuable lives lost,
by the recognition of this simple
and seemingly almost self-evident prop
osition. Filters become choked with
the dirt which it is their function to in
tercept, and, after time, impart in
stead of arresting it. Iipes become
corroded. traps cease to work, and con-
structions of the most admirable de-
scriptions are all subject to the dete-
riorating effects of time. 1t is to guard
against the dangers hence arising that
provision should be made for the
inspection of houses at proper inter-
walls, SO that the failures of apparatus
may be discovered within a reasonable
period after their occurrence. and may
not be suffered to remain unknown and
unsupported in the ordinary invisible
parts of dwellings. We are now able
to trace some diseases of very grave
character, such, forexample, as typhoid
fever, to defective household sanitation.
A very noticeable part of the consc-
quences arising from living in an I'M
wholesome house is a general lowering
of the tone of body and mind, with
such results rs Indigestion. depression
of spirits, bad temper. and the like, all
liable to eliminate in impaired power
of resistance to the actual causes of
disease or TO the effects of injury
Golden Rule,