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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-06

The doctors who prescribe for seasickness
respectively washbasin and daily dose of
bromide of sodium, do not differ more widely
than the reputation Of the profession requires.
Probably as with other cases OF similar med
zeal differences, the patient could try both
courses of treatment without injury, partic-
ularly "a the first named REM dy is not to I've
administered internally. DR.. Beard, the adj
vocate of the bromide treatment pronounces
il completely successful in many casos, but
adds in the talk reported in our local columns,
some cautions as to the Use of the drug. This
being the season of ocean travel. which to
many representa- serious suffering and which
many cannot undertake at all, the suggestion
is timely. at least. DR.. Boards remark, how
ever. that each case must be studied by Itself
ought not to be overlooked, nor the fact that
of the three well-knOwn physicians whose
opinions are given one is very scepical as to
the possibility of preventing seasickness, and
the other two do not entirely agree as to the
methods to be used.
Thus far the tone Of pulpit comment upon
the Testament Revision has been either that
of acceptance and approval or that of respect
full consideration. Those who have not been
able TO receive the Revision at once with
favor, have nevertheless demanded for 1t the
impartial examination and Judgment which the
importance of the work and the character OF
scholars engaged in it made proper. When
ever there has been dissatisfaction it has usually
been expressed reluctantly and with reserva-
tons. The first declaration of downright
hostility comes from Mr.. Talmage, who has in
deed declared war to the bitter end upon the
Revision. He calls it mutilatOn and pro-
fanation, literary botch, religious outrage;
and announces that he will never accept it as
O substitute for the King James revision. Mr.
Collyer, on the other hand, dealt more in his
sermon of yesterday with the questions of
scholarship involved, and took the ground in
substance that the need of an accurate trans
lation was far more pressing than the claims
of association and tradition. The two dis
courses make curious and interesting contrast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-06

All the COnkling organs are much disturbed by az.
President Hayess undignifed conduct in speaking 90
freely about the Primates estimate Of his own
greatness. They are surprised ut Mr.. Hayes
II Is noticeable, however, that no one Of
them feels called upon to deny the seri-
Gus charges which Mr.. Hayes made against
Conkling's loyalty b the Republican party. These
were that he exered all his power to defeat Morgan
for Governor in 1875, that he conniyed with the
Democrats 10 overthrow the work of the Electoral
Commission, and that he persuaded the Democrats
TO appoint the Potter Investigating COMMITTEES by as
surfing them Of sufficient evidence TO drive President
Hayes from the White House. His Republication
Of tho kind then that IL Is now and Is Stall
wartism, we suppose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-06

What fan was there, my countryr,en Ever tn
should say: "One John Kelly is enough for us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-06

A correspondent sums up in an interesting
dispatch the prospects of a straightout Re-
publican ticket in Virginia. The conclusion. is
arawn that the.mass of the Republican party
will support the Malone ticket This is
Thought to be proved by the participation of
large numbers of Republicans in the Conven-
bon of the other day, and the spirit displayed
by them. When the expected conference of
Republican leaders has been held, it will
appear how far this demonstration of Republi-
Fan strength for the new party has affected
their plans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-06

landlords claims has already cost more than
the tenants humble hOmesteads were worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-06

country the fact that hs as immensely dis ppontrd
by losing the third-term nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-06

T. Conlling Plat should hyphenate his name ana
be known hereafter as Conklipg Plat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-06

Our London correspondent makes clear the
Essential facts III the case of Most, the editor
Of the assassination organ in London, which
bven some of the ablest of British journals
have misrepresented or misinterpreted. The
liberty of the press does not in any country
include the right to incite to crime, and the
ease of Most seems to have been one for the
criminal courts to consider and not one that
philosophers and philanthropists need concern
themselves with. The expediency of the pros
scution was doubtful, but the legality of 1t,
md the justice Of the verdict are not open to
question.
A few fastidious Democrats in Albany have
been laboring, 1t seems, to call an after-caucus
Of their members, witha view, as it is understood,
Of taking Senator Jacobs out of the race for Sena
sor. Their objections are-that other Democrats
are more worthy Of the nomination, that every
member Of the Legislature who votes for Mr..
Jacobs violates his oath, and that ut the same
lime his election would be violation of the
Constitution of the State, which forbids the
election of member of the Legislature as
Senator. But 1t has been generally and appro-
priafeiy resolved that to Democrats points Of
this KIND are OF no sort Of consequence, and
hr. Jacobs viii remain in thu field.
The excitement N Ireland does not abate.
Although the jails are being cranmed with
persons arrested on mere suspicion. and
tho towns are filed with. troops, the people
persist in resisting evict,ons, and in making
open demonstrations of their hostility to the
British Government. The Land bill lags in
the House of Commons, with slight prospects
that it win be passed at all In the House of
Lords. Il looks now as II the Government
must be prepared to govern Ireland for an In
dsfnits term by martial law. or como to terms
With the axits4nrA- The enforcement Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-06

Conkling's fight for vindcation is merely a
fight for funeral for which he will furnish the
, 1881-10-21
~, Nlltl-NthtllKtkc Society.

}.H9lt|"A S}sffHEDF. .
Thu DHtlU NCifA 6tHte6 tlAt u HCGT9t HoGlctY hne
been !nrncA III ltllss!n. h!stnG for Its inject thB
Suppression Ut tho Nlhll!s1s, nr rusher pf tho
l.lisslaa Revolutionary Committee. by all a1.d
every meHils assassination ttr!rs!ctl. AT its heau
II u turson III AEh rAs,k. nhlt It nrcady numbers
MD neMlbvrs, commanding 4HbttA0. Nun former
" hlnh in thu secrpt police 1ays bcvn
affiliated. Mnsl ttielr operations Wall ".
nhjuct of tho 'floly Brotherhood" Is to protect
tho Emperor. u.id l,.lt,sl. theso WIN threaten
hitn: and thrt'c !cttifnK EIh!Ilsts. two OF whom
nrt nutbrh. mrc snIa tn uas A!ruady llarke1 down.
It wAs Ut cn,trsu ro.u thu ttrst rcrtntu that tho
practice III assassination w',llltl dusea0p tho ven:
Hnttn, III 1t hllA dime in nll ctitntrfeY mud at
nHrs. sonu ,lay. + disorder lasts y lrelant. w
sliaII sce an Irish Jury slaughtered cut By tho
relatives OF tho Victims, for hAriux de-
liiIerAttly refused tnGM Justice. Such IN
nltrEnpt As TINT Ut tho lloly lIrotllor-
hosl IL ~ natural III tho y"I'ReGnee taken by aia
Arhl tribe, whfch Gun get nu Other retiress; tut
il h. ncvurthotoss. worsu, both ~ motive aud
Consequences. thin tho 0rlElnai crime. It IL
lllrllGr iy hrtll brslvU3 fur vengeance which Y
!ntptHlcti. and tho first ai.ncesAtttl crMu Will
lUuhlu thu power OF tho NlAlllsta. They Will
cpllsp To to tisslslns IN tholr own oyGa, aud will
hecnlne ,inelists. lighting Tor HIS on rQuni terms
n9nst roun nri,,csl just laku tAo'nssves. II they
Kill ailytt1sly here. tho brotherhood will te
hanged, II ltIsslA Kt's 70 wHr It. consequence.
, 1881-10-21

I'ttxittr Mnitord u SIN Frunet.r" t'asoaist.
Cunt vet ucc!na,el to French brenkf f,st.
First ln,, ho.lr-ll o'c!nck:. And tho ilrst disn7
9n' %n. ] Ssu sr rc%sa7' q, Ans .ns
Cl Tho t,l,lr. Thcy stem here 10 Live
no t!ra of tho value, OF 1l,nc to an
Asnorcnn., What Is breakfast? | inean MI
1tu " hrcu,l, t2!t Vi bcrrstcnki C'est tont,
n'cst tms! Oil! Time, ten lnnutcs Lint herd
tho wnIts belween tho tlLses arc five. tef. even
fifteen minutes. ltellnies MtthNks tler haye
fur9ntte,l ny nltoEether. Oreusson"l'y they
lounn. brought IN on pluto. with ridiculous
ccrununy. ! fork my sl!co ul bntuKnn 10 my
mouth. iUld! Tho plato IL empty. Hut tho
tiAl1l CUTS V with ~ ittuet ptIInp and circun.
s!ur,cr rs thmga i werc d turkey, and eats 1t
single dIsn, III bnllcti bral.s., ur cnni!tlower.
Alone Anl unsupported hy nuKht esn.
AMI III tc'l minutes moro q miniature
fish,. Over this tho THU! wastcs
tat sh s = lS.r p'sscs qna r :%iow 10y, t' 70
iN hls!ncss-ilnl hrtnklnstA. Sc.st thui II irhu
.!il9Gnt III ln,sltessf lIu shnll stun4 berors
kings, ereIi thntiKh 'lysptpssH stand with him.
Gn,'a wnstos over TINT sioux. And itioa
ehccso! Cheese fnr breakfast. AND than
cs',sfcctiou. \ tcastlM'nful 1T. 1ntns which
tho HrOcrnsticiKttt'g f;Nui requires toll mill
For MI q whlch Tue tinut takes " hour, At
teAst. Sixty precious Hudeh minutes wasted
every lihy hnre y thnt.sanda over wtint they cAll
breakfast. 3rcnnsu cllpttcd n thlr.l If the
little uccant1r Ut brahdy into my hlnsk co!Fea
si,t,woll aru the tie wutcr marks MI tho bottle.
Yum must 1mur only down To cueh marx. aud
chnrycu mt sDn 1Ur svrtlet-A r,npkln!
, 1881-10-21
Tho Er0at Faslls-A SctlDMtc to Further
Utilize the Power ht Niagara.

fr"a Leg. ..
The rceont visit Ut thu American ,soctoty OF
ronewel attention to tho works for utilizing
snt.,o Ut tic enormous wnter.powcr Of NlaInrl
Ntvur. whcl, n,u now IN progress under
tho nnspIcns Ut tho now cntiI,uny. THO
fa ws S.x StEs a n e. yass 5 y SsssS sst #
ss1,OUl Tho aa!,at ,.i&Ionuhos frai,s tlo riyor
abuvo tho fAIts aud discharges into tho scspr-
WOLF bolt,w tileui, bcnV ttfes. fhrtha ut mlla
IN lonKah. its dlinnilstt,.a " present AEc aenut
sftSs il ss 'fst Ss, Il as " ss Y synpy 81 fss: Sss
WHOM necessary, to lUl feet wide. There Is il
full or two ievt III she lcnnth u tho vatlu! II ts
10 . ln,!o in length along Tho rlsor Ia,E. III
III lilo etll,,,i. Four wheels ownad by private
individuals wer0 T., uperation formerly.
T now ctnpamy; , ,"fsa1a s'no @ ysnrs WY
unll ia now developing IT." schcno Into thar-
AuKllIy organized Wnirr- power cumplny. They
huyu Heariy ct,lActetl Il whaoI pit IIat t4r from
thu lowur extremity of Tho present rrsoryoir,
solld rock et4lty:sx teut. trotn which y tullnei.
ton fett hy stx tcet. tlAs !eoil Ooreu Tor his-
charging tna wastt Into tho river. It. II ptu-
pnsud to u!tlnAlulY placG thrco Wheels In
iiity- y-hul lt!d.sn tsrt,no i IN si!!on, uniur
i,its5 horse. ri pnwSr. Tho watsr Is lcd sfou. % tnS
tUta! available huasl Is .baut ~ tGct, which,
ympioycti lus.vcs soIno III feet yet nsai,ahiu,
Tho possibilities uf power apsl0ar ut tfAt AIxkt
TO lG tHoxaalistitlp. tnuslt!urlns tha!r InaKAl-
tude, tho iyllurlhca cuncernnx tuV wtrk3 In
progrcss u yory surprising, hut It Is no 'lontt
lions caltIrcted wl'h rhis ~hter.pu achetuc,
whch hus u1W beeu gcuiuyG4.
, 1881-10-21
BUSINESS NOTICES,


TILtENE FGLE9H@E FEEEsHEE
4 sure cl,re for litln!, liIec4lnR, Itching, and
Uieprlpd l'iIus hns boer discovered BY Dr. Will
talllR. 4 s3t1giD lux Ut U!t. WIl.LlAMA' INDIAN
cases Ut t,ycnty.ayo years standing, IL Eives
ralicrtlt iLvs niltaslG Gus alter ms{tsx. WILL
l.iAiS' ulErs!EST absurfls the tnmors, so0taas
uctstnY warn ln bed, notiuK al i p0ultice. 1t y
prePareh tor flles. atohtnE OF tho 1,arts. ana
u0itaaiax elss. sold by druggists, Or tuailed
VAN sOiiiAAtK, srEV'!:AsoN &Co., Chicago.
, 1881-10-21
6laAlN.

MADRID, Oct. .0.-Coutrary to general cx-
peetatlolI, nfter n sllarp s!ebato IN which
Scflor Purluull,io uad tho Minister OF tho 1Il-
tcrior took II prominent part, tho Cortes llas
adopted tiia election rHturns from Cuba. Thu
Minister OF tiAe lntcrlos urged ln defense OF
their policy that Il III tnalsisabla to Increase
ulv bitterness Ut the agitation Il! the colonies
, 1881-10-21
GREAT Ill}IrAIN.

1L,1,lL1.AI!Efa pAssIAr WINS 4 RACE.
ld,S!Aps. Oct. 20.--At the Sanlnwn Park
club Autumn meeting tlc race f0r the Cam
brltEesIlTrc trial Plate was won by 1.0rIli-
nrd's l'assaic. Katu Reilly sccond. anu Mar
tIlfrt|. Six rati.
THE tsT.-1fOS. Silt JOHN L. MOwIsltAy,
Conservative member Ut Parliament for OK
forl University, WRITES In Tho Times conilrul-
tng Prof. t;ottlwln Smiths opinion concerll-
lnr the kindly feelings uf Americans for Eli
gEatnI. liz says tint during MI extended
thur Of thu Eiiio1l lle heard Tho ,nOst affec-
tiDiNte expressions towards Ei.glaiul from
NIL c!asses, an.l tlc believes tile unreasonable
ncss Of tic Irish agitation allt thu cl,nrncter
uf lis leulcrs are ns thoroughly appreciated
In America rs III England.
TIE Ii:.t tHtbY FESt,.
Tic original stlil nf I1N}.0)O, given bY the
1ute t;eorge l'ealhtty III 1877 us n flnli for
building lodsil1g.linltses fur the pour In Loll-
uUIt, HOW amounts t0 Ito, ,01U.
, 1881-10-21
He Cannot Approve the Com
nunisttc Manifesto of the
League.
First Session Of tho Land Court Erect
cd by the Gladstone Him
istry.
Tho People WHO Complained Of
Police Now Complaining Of
tho Mob.
Circular Of Mitchell Henry, D Home-Rulor,
Who Is in Receipt Of High
Rents.
ABROAD.


AnnnAn.
n,,r ~ nv srn,yr,
,,.. -. ~ ~ -,rh. ,,r,,o,,u,ot;o,, n oooinst
~. - n na os,-,,, warn. n, nnrsn,,s tl,ot tl,a
,4'v Wy. ,A Watis.,c, mi ,u,tr, ~ IL. ,vnt
,'or u'n" mann" !, nnv In catIcI ia m umIuwf,Ii
s,,I nr;n,Inoi oe.or;ntfm nmI that nj,
a''u el"'.'' ',... 49,. s ,.a",,,r.,
meetllns .,m,'soo, .'s o"s ~ ,,.t,,,.T,I ",,,I
rs utse"' VI ,sti ;' ,,.a''tn's to 49,, .t,S s'
esl T., ~. ~" ~" ,,l,o ,,naa,nS,n,ta' ,..or.,,
pessea Wy loice, t' s,'a poea .,.,.,' "Mo .,''
n'e V"te" ,,.t o"uJs t,,a,''.s,,,n rna.,, Wv ~
league 10 o'seoses t'lSus s...,s,a 1tv"' ~
ana 10 aoslahi ilol's s''m.s iu,latul sous1.se
1ahco ~ ~ a1I,tAo po"o's"' ieaoutIea Nv
tae euo'c4i'l1'etto e.i'"4"'"' Wv pt"''n"
HUI s"s7, wa, W. l., s"p''Js" =" -"
teet .1c Q.eetts H"vJee.s vi wv ueo
eAete'soo1 the'1 n'"iu. S"''lto r..t "Seap'
tlons' ~ en'o'ea 'ilo iu.li.a,e''I ~ ~. A"l"s m
oogaaos ",u =" eM'u ~ tU .a "..a -, ,rt s
law a,s4 iae eAec"l,ol u ll,e eues,s .l,, Wits
1to' n''ut"cc y. ops4I "s,'o's' tti's "'M'.
ail !osu! stuleetS W "pnoa' u''a in"t'tl"''1 u's
authority oil the laW alau tic supremacy oi
the queen Ill lfo'hln'. ..-.. .......
WHEN TILE NEWS NEAcIiEn TIE LAND
hhAuuEs off!c., ,,;.uu,o.,
VI Nv uoseli'acnsS ~, ptoeM""t'v'' Il hutt"u
eon'ei WIS .'es1, l'o'ks A''u '!oeu'te!'a
,lc.trnyod Many hooIfa and rnnnrs vorc
ao,oI ~ ,,tao",,f snra,,. .r.,o 1i.,,,ts ,rur,,
....,,.t,,',, p y" az 49, nv 49,
cssn,., ,"'''t." i',lo tAo a""'S 'ochtu 1"o es
ecotiVe ol!lc'a's "ecatlped' 1earlhE arfes1'
iea''ns ol'Iy asloek isotopal'ctasl. envelopes.
TENANT FAflslEfs,
held III tic t0Wll-hnll OF HnstymOnoy, County
Antrim. passed resolutions recording their
gratitude to Gladstone INT, tho Liberals for
the{r services In connection wifi, IriSI, lnntl
lcoislntIor. 'Ch, ronfcrnnrc rornrtlc1 tho
Ien,l oct no t,st omI n,nc,ion, nn,i ro,e,,,
mnnIlctt gnruore In vtyo II - fotr trt,1
.,.,,,n.. ~ ''
Alkhl.siss
, 1881-10-21
FRANCE.
Ttit. STATUE tIF t,l1s5.i.rr.


TIT: STATUE bF tl1,E'.rr.
SJ"ratl L.ihs.
rAEIs, )ct. g0.-An Interesting ccrBlnoMy
Will tukn pacc IN Stnlltiay, Tho 3it Inst, In
tic wnrksll"ps Of ll!e founders Df tile gigantic
statue Hf Liberty drssEnctl for New York.
The wctdtnG toyeshur Ut the different parts nf
tic stntuc Is To oe lcgulI III that .lay. Tho
first bolt will bu klIhckett In by Minister
Morton.
THE ADVANCE: on KA1noC..S
las begun ut last II Is thought I.rulsable
tint tho Fre,,c1, will have palllG,i some i'm.
portunt advantages before the opening Of the
Chambers.
"I.E sIEct.E,"
which Is Just nDW very well Informed MI pO-
1ittcnl questions, u,,ll0itIices tStlny TINT MINI.
tirGyy aud Ganbettn have llatl another inter-
view.
EI.1:CTn1CrTY.
The names Ut tho prizu winners of tho cx
l,EEltiun OF electricity will b. announced ut
tho Conservative tomorrow.
yDilKTows.
LIT Rcp1thlfYnr F,Yt,uatisc this morning de-
votes ln,tg lending article to the Yorktown
centennial. Almost nil thu 0tI,cr iIlorlling
pnpcrs seem IL llaye forgotten the event.
MIS1sTEi. To MEXiCn.
10 The HtsEfrM issoeiHtrd I7ffss.
pt,,. mi on f.,,et,r, Il, f>,,,+,t,.
foruurt,, ~, Tim ot,Y ~ tno ,r..,,,,. ,,.,,rs
un,"r i',s ,,cn,, c,zct,oI A. i,rn,,cli ,ftm;..or
to 1(Gxttn.
FRENCH "nEAl:s'' sQrsEzEn.
fuSnoS, Oct. @o.-1t Is stated III Paris that
tho bears hare been Obliged II, pay Eiso, Goa
by thu closing nj sonc large accounts In
Union Generate shares. 4 quarter Of Il mill
oil represents tho differences of ohc house
,yuryr,t.
sweIuf c.,at.
PANS. Oct. 19--Ihe l1cu,ltps special cable
says: lilo approaching marriage Of Mile.
Grtyy a1ul NJ. Duniel Wilson lns ct.l1sud 1t
great deal or disappointment III I'arislan So
ctety. The lntties cAnnot bring themselves 10
forgive tl,e britlp md bridegroom fur keep
ilsE tliu engagement 50 srcrut, especially
for tletprnlnin. to c!cnt them ont OF
thc pleasant cn0ton inseInrah[c from n
great public wvlldilN. Thu marriage WIS
arranged Il few weeks ago while tho l'resi.
| dent alMl his family were ut their country
| hause ut Npl,ut Sous Vn,itirry. NJ. t;rGvv
was wuIktnr In thn r,rt,ru mn.
| ,!ay. Wien ho wns nccostnl nv
Ills Oil frieml, ii. wilson, win.
to Ills s,lrpsisc-for lie l,atl no iusliug Of lis
J intnn,!on-usI;nl him for t,,e ha,,tl ~ his
uyera,,,ito,-n rnr,, ,l,tu, IN Ern,,r,-nf co,,.
suIilnv Inn yo,,ur in,,v nni ,rr ,,.o,hrr IN
N. t;reyy nj o,,ce unvn hIs cn,,scnt. ami n
wus arranged ,hut
rlIt; nAuuttue
Should take u!aco with tic least uossIb,o de-
Iuy md t],e strlctest uriyncv .tk,. 1mr
motber the t,ri,lt-clcet hns n ,,nrror nf ,st,.-
tutiou. tnduIsitlye to,,runljsts haye mrn
| r,,,i1n,,v r,fnsa1 liza ui,,,tue+ inf,r,,,,;o,,
, 1881-10-21
SANDWICH ISLANDS,

EARTHQUAKE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Oct. a0.-'fhe ua-
wa!lan brig l'o,ar', from Honolulu, reports
tint tic Island Of Maui. one Ut tie Hawaiian
srnslp, WITS visited by n very heavy earth
tIl,Ake Oh the :utll sf September.
, 1881-10-21

eneu'en1 III I''e tlhtt u Lug p'"pn', n"t t!e
lnnn".S % n'.' i""!a. t's,'"' W" .i,,.. s!r. ~.
e'Hty s.tes1 ."s"ct "'s""'s u, h't''"!s "'e
s.",e"' .'a'''h,t So pe's"'" NV ''""eo ~ e'''''
e''e"''' u,<,.., -
"tn">4'SF ,.'''St.''
o"'l'e uhc"s!''ess PREVAILS III !d'n'ih'' III 70
''lo mchlt'a 'an! S'ieas ~ Alt. '''at'slone. u
sent'en.an e wuo '''as J"st fetttfaica lroal
t.""n,"cn t.,,, n ua!"sn's III" ."at tho lIehtleI
~ at'' eoll'''1sn !" ~" lls'"~t Wy e"lt1
ala hofo tlfo"t 'e caus'la w''el' OUT
III !M ""ma 'utln',1'.lhR ny fhst1e
~, !nr tno 'tstia'sc " Mss.'t"'!ns M w'Iht "Mhnen
LUZ LUZ ,. tsiss '.'u "uv . - 'c 'ess ,e ''
~. '.'....,'1 's'' ."s n.., ""s ~" w" ""e W.
,"i '.!s'c'. ~ NV %."s.W. "''u u''so "pli""gh-
l'l9 ~ "to c"'aG!s senh'@" os ule
lu"se.ne. ,'.,. ~ m'on .u, oc,n ~, a'o ."Ar
W. ents' i:nosG.t ~ .IIMss lnu Ge'i'G"!In
H.. ,.,,'s ,!'o'' t';e e.! esIs % VI to poso u al1o
''s'aM., WV s"" ''.* lno ms"su." sn1,,. WV
H., p!eS"ntn.a!s 1 ol, Mst'"!,e'i M'tn ,llo
,,'as',., 1,a.. 'n ".y ,,.,. " '.s '>', "
's'o".. ", .,..' "m"" 1h ~ y, p'tssn
aunrtvn r. u,,,,snt }, an, lin s,,,,,r.. m,,,f,rm
~ >. ,.i,oo,'. T., =. ',,,. s 1,n,,. -,
-. -; nVier'"', ~ S.'""seiS u"l VI Hsel's III
s"o pI"lI =. ~ ''A"""''l'
49,. tsp'I.'. t..e''s" ] s""nt,S Hs,tM.'' ,. "
'"'o' - 10 ''''S' "''"'''''' "le"t :" 1@"9'"@''
MI!. ifGAhf,
III III interview feteffiii, 10 lilo olect NJ the
arrests Stl!H: =" would not tnrI tO f'1 tic
tll,lli WHO would NOW npniy to tic courts
,I,,sler tho provisions OF tue 1.nIul net, with
Mr.. 1'nrurfl IN tnlt. | think thrru
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hrt rethseti. n!tt i,aEc II nc tollectG'l Will
tie bayDnet. Will nU bidders tor t,nttda nj
f1rcctt sales tic Government will have
Il uretty lob uu jtntut. With IT.
s1Iect to my propaganda, t!iut Il
now a'lhost unnecessary rs our work is
oeaae t"'n 1oi "s ~ INC 'to'eih'nel'' ~
!"f as foHl!,le n"si1'''Ss IL eo''eeflet' "e WIZ
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ple1e!S "F'seh "itt vi ireland %c must shit
70 1''ls sl"e. FROM Here wv ea'a 70 To
FFahce " c!se"heto htla eolll'l'uo tlle
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nmaors,, , u M" u I'm et'"" s"s. onol c' ~ ''.s wns
naI IN i'm c.lrso of yn,Ir rnco viii
lnyo ,!lsarpcarca forever, stauul toactnor
III tho fnco Of tho brutal, cow.r.lly enemies
or your race. ray no rent Under uny rretext.
Stand pnsslvcly. ilrtnly, fcarlcss1y by wlliD tho
ArtlIa OF England faiAy ha ehgAgc IN THIS heljl-
, 1881-10-21
STORM NEWS.

VI3NSTEisS TETURTEIt
1.oSnoS, Oct. :n.--Ti.cre WIS heavy gale
ut Queenstown tlrou.llon. the night. 1t Is
reported that large ship, nanle unknown,
sunk ants!!e l:aclso's Point, atnl that the
crew WIS lost.
Il schooner has bceil wrecked OF Dundee
and six lives lost. -
FIvf: SHIPS.
lismasicd atul abandoned IN l!le recent ter
rlble ga!cs, have been picked up und towed
Into ljuff.
, 1881-10-21

e46 to a16,00u used judletouslY. in
grufn deuuG ylollia large prohts, For orpalnphlet
ulad ptetFIu peA EepoEla wglte tn W. I, 6oAle i
Co.,, brokers, lN LR Saila.at,, ChteaKu.
, 1881-10-21
AUSTRIA.

IENIII.EsT'sS VENT.
VIENNA, Oct. :N.-klug 1lumhcrt will visit
tic Emperor Mt tie clMl nf October tbs
Austrian Court will tcaye Gootlcllo for VI
ellan specially to wclcolnc thu King,
THE EESD.snt.iS DIET
ndnl,tetl the all[ress III reply tn the speech
from tile throne,
, 1881-10-21
RUSSIA,


WANsAw, Oct. 1a-rho IIcaal'l's specla!
cabla s.ys: As tito Imperial Interview did
not tnko piuco OIL the 18TH. tho ttny gfycm
III certain by wel[-infurlled personnges
allli by senl.otllciNl l'eslll MIL Vienna
journals, hayo abstalIctl front tule-
graphing until | cout1 got all insight
tntu Tho M0tiyes OH account Ut
which the Interview Inns been 10 fur delayed.
and ti,a rtns0l,s fur itS pr0bable further Dost-
poneutant. l|aron Won llaynlerle's Heath ap-
peurs to tlayu really broken OFT I'LL ttegotla-
tlo,ls III tho subject. Count Athtrassy re-
fuses tn accept oi1icc, a'iA tho fes,sons l,o
gtyes mako 1t i,up0titic fur tho Emprtnr Ut
Austria tn nIeet the Car with q
llu,,snriat, stct1ng oven temporarily US MEn-
lister nf Foreign Affairs. At tllu satau tine
hu cas,,lot well ul,lcrtake Tic interview
without responsible Minister. Won Ilay-
lnerlea post lIus beuh offered to tho present
Austrian Ambassador ut st. Petersburg, hit
he Inns not yet accoptutl, On tho
other. llalui, 1t Ii sa(d hat tho
Emperor Ut Austria Is anxious to
awalt thu return Of the delegates to tue
liulcAsrat',, which meets OIL tiio 18TH Ut next
lno,ltl,, hut
THE clIIHr DIFFICULTY
Is still supposed To come fsou the Gar, who
Is strongly advised not to co'ae through
Warsaw, a,,h who ea1,lot lind u pluus[bls
prsleSt for csf)ng by pantxtc and
tho German tronE Ear railway. Gen. lgna!ie1
, 1881-10-21

Gull Oh your druggist for Isebtg's Ger.
nlan Corn Remover, oua or the .les1 renetla&
extant.