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THE LOCK1NG-GLASS.


SttucraftttDuh t,HtletcEic4l with IT.
Mad rpo,rrs ar. m, limit or,,nin,nt, w;th
".m ms,
i'o""Pat'eS supefstitleh' ieEAI"''l9 the olcnK'
lhE M tt Iooklhg.nlass. llnrtng ane ut Ills
catupalRns IN Italy FiU broke the ginss over
.toscu!li,c.s portrait. So disturbed was 1lr at
.,., ~ ~" .""ua"' ,,, u''.' ~. ue.u'. ~.
inat ne MeVef fcstct! uflili tno retttfn o. tlle
t' n,..,ma moI,t i, ~ @ ',uwtM 'sspa;cn y
10 env'nca ~, .,llsei .! !lsr snfnty 50 ssf9hg
MHs She IMPRESSION - ncI MfAth "tiolt aas
in;,n..., ,!ni,I n CorInwnaa. DfeaEthK LOCKING
uIass tsbe!ieytd 70 ii!sslfe seFetl S!Mfa ot sof-
tnw; ti.st m'n iUtksl.i!e 'sovefn lltoFlns ~
!lsat scti m lst!nt1t!na1e occurrence eiita1is
sc"iia, ID S'ilash tH,kligiass iianeln9 ii
nRMinsl Wa'! " r"l1lraetl tfah ittalliote siEl
tht 'ilrttl'i}tr at ttG !nh'iiy WI; anoftly ne.
n's ~, ~ t.s % spetstt,,. W.. sMsn
sIe'us 1 .a'e fpeeay pceasc o. ute inasteI 81
.,,,r f,,,., :. .;., a oeeas ! ~ sas ..s
1u!h.a!, 1Mt"s ,N!ns serf 'nnly yGaIh oack2
INV W.,ohHit 1IlNtitttes1 III LIE acstEnctIoil1 III
!Me rrhu"le'l human ii'lagr.--na interesting
!!!u:S,trat!ns,u u low u'a nsstnlasiln ol laeaa
~ l,se ,mi5hatioti u sutetstlttiMI ls otteh
;lsier,,inr ~. " 4!Gru n!oEy: ,rlns sinl
,,m. sssls u .!t!lhknE Mi'"eI'!rs tne naeu!eval
;sstuest IT,. ~ ~ II, psnet,sG a. .taEF MhAen
r,..s i - " tr,., H. s'G Rim. n" ,,t ~ ~ ~
t1rMtb. %MI ~ o'aef ~ of'''s "oou' 'ne enemy .
III, ~ ne ,s;f snatIl g. EnG!and u - regaraed
!H2ls !tar y ,niiGiKy lor nf,ae on .ies WeaMsng
t!ny - 'on'k ~ !he glass wneli sue y coti.
piiet.. "FfSset. nelnTe sta!tlns, 1or tne
tHutcs!. taIn, aellee 'eTy Eleat eaie ~ nsun!if
u!heit ~ pIt III EhEH or sol,le sltEnt afll-
c!t dt ntnllil!aetlt. sAter tho last lingering
,..i1 1t,nr re'tTam' VIII liz, x IN as - os , .Mhrh - ~
~ a ,r.i, . "" M m!e @ ,,t y ne
M;m5 ;,5 yi's Elk Hi'y WIZ Is TO- to',i ui tne ,Goh
!tr..st!sS wv! ne iilaIs.haih Wnei lisaIfiet.
lily Is 1.2t. hn"csss, tle sia'! was ID WHICH
sun;e1lsHt'nl !stltiieIss Wat!t lhe Rfo~nnarup na
:,1tlns l:,AnHtn peeps III tnc HH,flnk-9'nss., lhHs
n,Weuisu Az ..il aatises n9c hiraM nt innku'g "
~! s!e s'asS M!stI tiArh, IT eaiiti.tiiGi't. ~
" 81. sniHs taet !orlttt a1e Rtun.Wsi! ~ lne
..igr ~ sSH. ~ t'ie 'atiSt iiat " En9.Asti
't ,ao .ton!Mgi.sMFs ocra*lel'nlty nniss |iiaM-
,nent posltioi III lnve alyanatlons. IN Tue
lla,Itlnelu cnlllllles lllsnlpcr OF young mtn
aMtl women meet tngttNcr vi 81. Agiies :
l.ae y. tlIi"Eht. ana e. one ny nlle, u =
ettaa'a lntl Wnere tleS seattGr sniiie Eral
"1tet "n!ct u1e3 'epeaa tne el'AH!Whe lASlhe'
agnes sweet, and Agnes tnlr.
,shner' hliifr' nav tr2ats:
i1 mi!t1y AHnct. ..II. tet NC sH
t"e 'uu WY 10 ~ "'",r, me.
" ilelr setHrH Hti!le II y ia!IeIeti tnhl tue
siiiil,N OF INC des!,llt4 hrs,le vr bridegroom
'a Wlii oe srrit M !'ok.,lK"9laEs ~ this Sery
iit.ht. lletlee. tnf lsla!ly Ill liG'1r together.
iue tonne ltltutttrs slt w alaSiniIsly watcif-
l1ta tao l'nE.tE.Klass, oeiofH Wnlcll taey ll0t
,litttli'sntly tHll slslesi, lntSsAktnE tl.c VS.
sotls uGsa nase ap'@alet1 ~ iartr arGa!1a 1nf
uct4!l:l Italttles. be!elan stf!a NHn aes1ft 10
se tlelr 1tllSpaiss n tFtselft iiy !'feii E1r-
, 1881-01-31

LouIsv1tLE, Ky., Jan. GA silt was tiled In
the Chnncury Court to-day by Wil!tnln d. Dlns.
moro ,agalust tho Louisvlllc, Chattanooga &:
Louisiana RniIroad Company Dlnsulnro Is ii
stockhuller III tho Compnny. au.i bis potitlun
rsnys for an tnjunction to prevent the Cutnp.ny
from !HssiinK snine BtHck urcnrdnx II, Il rea0liI-
Ion ut tho Btockhodcrs. nIiDrted Drt. = lust.
Tho petition sets f0rth tho articles 0f tnc0rWhA-
ton mud tho vItrnts ilr1s uf the Legislature III
regard to tho ro.ltl. n1 uvera that the isstinH u
stock luxt Octoi'vr was IN vla'ati0n Or their
aicI was fst;s5s worth OF c.ants,un a1,l si3j i0s
worth nf preferred. This, Ultstuurc rln[t,ls, IL
inrrcnstn0 tho Indebtedness Ut tho road und de-
crelIs!uc tho vnlae of bis sloak and iutercst
thorc1tt.
, 1881-01-31

Npttial Dl1pdfeh to 5hf Chtcdco Tribune.
ST. TAuI., MIMI. jan. :D.-A New yurk special
Just received by tho I'ohccr-i'res* says: "There
eecms to hnve bcon happy change In the sit,,-
ntion rolntng to tho proposed salo Of tho Min-
hcapolis & st. Louis Isat'roud. AMI TINT now, In
nil probability, It lnay mt be sold. This
offered by ". D. Wnshb,tr,, to tho. pians
Of bis brt,thor, Gov. G.. G. WusEbnr1,. ". b. Is
nov IN this city IN conference With ILLS brothor.
aud AJn aIviscd 1y n Minneapolis friend that
tho govurnor ilaa hxrecu to moet tho views of
the Congressman IN eortAiN conditions, which
tho hitter IA iiuw trying to arrange, with every
prospect OF succcss."
, 1881-01-31
DENVER ITEMS.

DENVER, Colo, Jan. W-Storms 1T tho mount
atns have heon severe for tho ttast wcck. koniu
tralns on tho South Pnrk Railway had TO bc
abandoned.
Aboard Of Commerce was organized hero last
night, tho principal business being to take nc-
ton In roxartl IL nalfng Denver II purt of
entry, the building OF tho Denver l. Nsw Or.
lcntis Railway, IElt nisO IL prtest nEhlDst uer-
tain railroad lrt{:s'ahnn now l,eltln9 before tho
Legislative Assembly.
The olllccra s.f tho denver. Western 4 paeIac
naiiWly Ray t6uy Will put OIL IArKe fnrce this
wctk anu pliah tito roAd tn completion. and htyc
The right ii WHY his a,efl, SECURED anu depot
grounds alau ut L0nKtnunt.
, 1881-01-31

cntno Into possession Of tho prnperty. This
sohnmn hns been eontrIveA by Inhn 4. flarnes,
lnto President pf tho VI. rduf 4 l'acttln ialrond
Company, WIN, Il Is unicrstp,x1 hns p,,rcltnsct1
MI the outstanding tH,n!a nj tho nld 1T. l'aMt +
P.cl,c Company which, !lc c,,.,sl lind and d. tho
owner of such lou'ls, proposes to institute suit
against tho Hnsnt,any, utitng TINT tho decree
nr foreclosure hu sot osLtc IN tho
. number nf capitalists. who pretel,t, tn think
TINY 1fnyg Il sirt.hE cnse. 1t II limited TINT
IInrI!ca II KrIevts! bechl1a lIu wAa tsrniIlIse Il
hatu In tho .1rnl ir wti!Gil tho prts1lil pr,pre-
tors OF tho tll II. t'An Il raGtu rltinp iiltn 1oa
ssS:lS!t "f tho l,.''mrty, ss!c prsttlau svns not
tnitt consolation. Thu natl,r0 III tho nitc9c,l
fraud cnHl,1 mh l,v ieur'l. hut II Ii sal.l tint
Uhu nf the ,1bst gntlncns wyer4 III tho c,,,ftrr
ttnlt he hus exiressef !he aptnlnn lint the cnsc
isn very s!r''l.Y ttt,G. ptt',nlrr.t rh'lrnhd nn
wfu WnA Interviewed tpll tllr atil1jrct hrTt rxs
pressed tho opImnn thlt tl,crs WIS nothing In
tue taao except fat fccs fur lawyers.
, 1881-01-31

ITEMS.
The Eric l. Chicago Lll,a Inns lcased tho Office
at tho northoast cnrncr OF Washington al,tt
Clark streets, IN tue basemunt Of tho Hcnper
block. formerly occupied by tho tlcket aud
trulght oI,lrp Ut tho Missouri, Kansas Il Tcxus,
fur three years. This o1tlce Is tnleh .norn con.
vsn!cnt antl ucttcr tcatG.f than tho o,c now t,c-
chHnxo BUILDING.
The Vt. I.ouia G'ohe- Demacrat snys: "lt Is
now nuthenl(enl!y runsort,u that tho st. Lnuts +
Sun FrMneIGeu Linz md tho Houston < Texns
Central WILL combIne tn hi,ld u rad which, viii
that, nliy Of tho present rotiis. il Ia stule. tho
kt. Loub : sasi Franrisen vii! Gontlnue It's
ArknnaAa lln9. rls1w undgr construction from
hrk'. to % tis it'd ited itivor. T Tia laassta rcXa;
Central vii! buIll road frola .J,s u,nin linu il,
ssa S ifta Fraasco ao sron W. s re III pos 5ae
Ut j,notlon j. not yot decided IN, bnttho oum-
nsstlon VI! os ! ..ads t,eyn !. ~ d9ant:' t. T. ":
Fsaioses, VII caiicsi % tor CONTINUATION vi.
IT, H. s. ssia!:al Sslas aiSen Ii vsry so''ftsSi*
the Ysliowstono 6iyIs,oa ii. tic Northern Pnplte
ltuirond, wh0 has tnalo Mica City bis, heMtl-
, s'rs ssves aG IT, yE E. ~: s.t ss Vel ss q
report tho rusults OF tho very expensive al,rycys
made under hi. tlreotlpn IN .he ,fel!oxst"ile'
% iiuEd snes s ts ii 81 a"y lasi Thcso partios
I'D sasi aes ss yS' e. ss' nss s1S aaSS Rs1" K
liorn. and two lines froa tho l,iK l1ir u co,,l.
valley has been ihornugtIy cxariiI,cii VII .both
ses nf the river. Tho obaractcristlcs Of tho
yaSy y tbo or sG Tno u oi shs a Il
lnoatot and ad0pted fruln Miles City nM tho
eouth edo of tho river. Firm. thgnco to tho is!E
ut>ot1 and pufhubA III favor Ut tho south aldo.
, 1881-01-31

Special DGpafeh to Ih< Chicago IrthHt.
CLEVELAND, O., jan. M.-A I}eFdtt EIyr!A ape-
ctal says: "Eug!ncrrs havo Just llnl4hel run.
ming /. line for tho proposed now track which
tho Luke Shore + Michigan Southern 1satltoal
Company tnlk of building for freight purposes
west Ut Cleveland. The new line, M surveyed,
Loraln Cnanty. and crnsses Hack ltlyer about
thrcu miles north of ElyriA. nl,a rtnnltcs With
thu present line nt Vprnllfon. AnUther line.
tho present track Mt Heron. hr pt,sqlbly ncnser
Cleveland. md tnkes IN ulnck ltiver iInrbor,
forming junction With tho lnuIn Inc also at
FGrnttIOn,"
, 1881-01-31

that he knew II urcnt tIcni at,.tt she cnac Hinru
le h,s cnh under Mrreat. hstaerer.. ho viii say
nothing. cxccpt lhnt he WIS In St. 'tthsis until
nun week. lrfnrc 1mtnkAtis.rR. md came H.
r"tly to this city. :stngi!u!ly. e,ntlyh b. cnM
pr.,.o HI. whcrn}2.'t. anb duly tin!nus for tho
pt 's three c wcn nHt,y @ ~, er - my 'e t n
look Mt tho pritUper wn1lh rntttr tho question:
fsr he h9a II rtuutar ctnlntcllnnce, and q
nutitleh prnn!ptly af tho nrrcst. hut thus fur no
1Uswcr has becn received Ut potlra Aeadpuar"
fnra -
, 1881-01-31

CuIcAGtt, Jan. 31.-Tho statement In TuE
Tlllut:S!: NJ this m0rnln1 concerning tho chRr-
ncscr or reputation Of Thomas Ftnucailo II a
liis&Mkc,
lir lny always borne gncd character. lie Is
n temperate, pcacrablo, nnd industrious ynunH
man. lu1,bEry n,nung his neIEhhoFs md tho
p1llce nIlictrs who ktsOw him Will FULLY verify
the above.
Illis |, not tho ttE1e, nor Ia n newspaper tho
proper medium. whereli, tn t.iscts1 tho chArHt
itjhIf which he bus recently htun Arresteu.
Yours, CHARLES II. REEu.
, 1881-01-31
a little Hop Hitters snvcs big loetor bills, long
sickness, suffering. and perhaps death.
BUSINESS NOTICES,

To ConaMmpttyea.-ma have been
happy 70 Rive their testimony In fayur Of tho
Experience hns proved 1t 10 bo d valuable
rctIlcdy for consumption. asthtna. dtphiherta,
and NIL diseases OF thu throat and unt8, Manu-
fncti!ted only by 4. .. WEIbor. chemist, noaton.
Sud by all druggists.
, 1881-01-31
RUSSIA


4CEU3TPI.1HIlEU E19 UIHECT.
Sr. PErEnsni.no. Jim. :,u.-'rko Journal
&c ST. Pctersl'ltrp a,ltt .agcnce RHasc aay tlie
Turcnnlaii expedition has necumpltsl,cl Its
uh]cct--lininely: to guarantee safGty ~ 1ins-
sim carayalts, md tho tl0vernn1e1lt will tle-
eide tic course to be pursued In tile future,
after learnIng t;en. SkHEtuleiTs Views.
, 1881-01-31

C1SClSsArt, O., Jun. so.--Tho Cincinnati Cen-
trail ltaflr0at Compuny, an organization which
proposes 10 buitd d tctt railway for Il connecting
railway, and nlso for an elevated railway for
rapid trllnalt tn tho Rtlbltrls, pened t!leir bn0hs
this morning. Moro than halr tug cnr!tHl stuck
wAs subscribed OH THO Gpnt. mid 10 IlNr cent paid
iu. Tic total carital IL to 10 Sl,U00,0lW.
, 1881-01-31

6ptclat Dtspdfeh to The CAtea1o frh1lHs*
CINCINNATI. o., 1nn 30.-sHnor snlvnl. who
hns p!nycd hero to immenRo housrs during the
pnst wcck, WIS uskcd which OF nil American
audiences be bud met ho llkod best. Ile
answered. "That Of Boston, decidedly. The
appreciation thoro ls keen, and their critical
npu,ncn 80 groat that It keeps nh artist cou.
stnnt3y OIL h!a n,ettlr. Tue library and artistic
c,,teries are nlRn lolKhtful. shall never think
Of flustnM except with tho Rrentcat p1ensurc." !"
Snttlni Bays Et will INT repent his h-ltnRlal tx =
pertinent before my foreign audiences.
, 1881-01-31

MILWAUKEE,, Jun. GA weIl.lat,l plan 10 tt,-
finnncc lruisati,,n regarding rntiwnys i,ns lust
co'1uto light. al,d promises to nuke ur.nt sell.
sutton. Under cover OF tndors1tiy tho 1lpnEan
hlEl. tho plan hns bern formed tu nuke ,ietor-
nned pressure on tho Legislature tu tncrenso
tho Mxatton nf railways In Wisconsin. md also
to esnct enno law sln,tgar to tho nil and we'll
knawn Potter law. regulating firmly tho
tariffs for freight and passengers, and
nlsn preventing determinations. It b,s
been supposed tint sa,no such
movement WIS Oh fDot In tho rl,rni datrlcis hit
u HtIw Hppcnrs 10 hntp orIHinusrd nt,lutT tho
lsdnrds uf rt1tln ind huslncss-1ri Ut tho lHrgcr
towns. u VII he rtEcrly .a!EiartHl by tut
arising III business circles, and s,u uf,vsiIless
aln0nu tito railways. Hills increasing tAxatl0n
Of cxprcHs ana tcIcYnluh companies hnvt. IT..
rAilrUM4s Will be heartl frum III i few Gnfs.
, 1881-01-31
Et1 4 I'M.


TTEEMIEIE CAHTII.I15.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-A correspondent Mt
Afadrll says Premier Cnnoyns del Castillo
excessive favor hi !lns Blit,wi, tho rtericuls
MD uitrnntpnsalles, and which llna attracted
much attention.
, 1881-01-31
4 White MAp's prutrlity-Arre.ssa tor
Cruel Assa4as upoH Llts!o cosoTed

A7tAxTA, Ga, Jan! Y1.-ln Pike. .Couuty. forty
mt!os below Atlanta, white man hptued Henry
Junes, while walking Ia the WAla ru4l. mot u Ht.
tlo coorNd xtr!. ~ ygata uld, xn4 offered her M
cents tU shuw hlln Tho WY 70 ". i. hemphIl's
house. Thos had gone only \ short dls1anco
pocket anl asked tho gil 10 take u dtlnk. ehe
, 1881-01-31

Loyms ,, -. NEAA1S IN AnErAScE,
Auo,.os Jall. m.-Fho Sh,7,,L,rt1 savs tha
mil ths y nn e!oture will rcn,alll in absyancv
assaion ia tRss!lloh tbs communicate the!r tinal
Tbe r. CARLYLE.
d '$s ANNOUNCES That Thon1as CARLYLE
, 1881-01-31

A. REVOLT IN ARMENIA IMPtso1sAnt.E.
LONDON, Jim. 3.-A correspondent ut Con-
stal,tnople states TINT nothing Il known
Of a revolt til Armcilin, Which is improba.
bic III winter.
, 1881-01-31
LAI1L1;:s, lLNDEK0L0TI1NG: y4l.:.:!.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
CARSON, PIR|E
g. CO.'S
ANNUAL CLEARING SALBI.
BOTH STORES,
Madison &. Peo1'ia.sts.,
AND
N. Clark & Erie.sts.
g-ADbsaa
UIldercIotfling!!
The Best Bargains Yet Offered,
The Best Bargains Yet Offered,

Ladies' Chemrscs, with Embroidered In
Sertings, gaod muslin md Well.madej
nj 10 els; cheap ut 75 cts.
LndlcS' Chemtses, with three rows Of In.
serslng and Hamburg Edge, at 90 cts;
usual price, 85c.
Ladies' Drawers, Tons,Ialc Muslin, with
Three Clusters 0f IMCkS, Cambria Ruf.
fig aud Tncks In Nu1le, 80 cts; cheap
Mt 75 cts. =,
Ladies' Drawers, with deep Rufle Of
Embroidery, Is cts. ..
Lntlics' Drawers, double Rntf1e Of deep
Embroidery, ;Frnit Of tho Loom muslin,
&l extra ynl,lc.
1000 Lndics' Walking Skirts, Tucks and
Cnmbrlc lntlie, D0 cts cacl; caunot be
nlalc for Is cts.
Ladies' Walking Skirts, bottom trimmed
Will Embroidery, at So cts each.
e5 dog. Skirts, richly trimmed, at 81
cncll; cxtrA value.
Ladies' Might Gowns, RULED and Tucked
Mli down tic frout, ut Is cts.
05 lloz. Ladies' Night Gowns, Tucked and
Embroidered iokrs, elegantly made, at
W cts. md vi enrh; warranted to he
The best goods In tllls city for the money.
Ladies' -underskIrts, Corset CoYers, and
Bridal Sets, II large assortment ut
prices tint defy competition.
A complete limo Of Infants' Wear and
Chlllren's Long and Short Dresses at
very low prices. ..,,
boys Waists In NIL sizes ut 25 cts each.
A few more Of those Farmer Satin Skirts,
quilted, at III each; !; worth ~.
600 AL. Wool Twtlled Flannel Skirts In
four colors, with colorcd Embroidery,
nt $l.aO each; former price, $2.75,
So. md $3.50.
, 1881-01-31

THE ItENDIEE 1EI4ECITTTV,
PHILADELPHIA, PM.. Jun. .9.-lt IL learned TINT
tho managers. bf tho phflndGlphla l. iienlng
Itallroud CunfpAny will tssue call fur tho as-
s,ial meeting Dn sinrnh II instead Of March :,
and that tho cElnnHe VIII bu acceptable to the
ctInnsel for tho MuEnlmoDts.
, 1881-01-31

26 cents. Tsnck d. IRaynersa "n1arAn
Faco Powder Is 2 shartntuE Invention for the
cDtnplcxfon. White. liosouto, and brunette.
Harmless ant1 natural. A fitting companion.
piece to the famu,ie "Nhrs" coln8ne.
, 1881-01-31

Eptetag DttpateA 10 Tia cAleapo Tribune,
Br. PAUL. Mtnn., Jun. o1-It IL tcasned upon
sooL authority that a scheme Ut great inpor-
tauce Ia ba.ng matured III New York. tho nlleot
Of which IL to break up tho foreclosure DEGREES
under which tho present stockholders III Tho st.
Paul, Minneapolis 4 Maultoba Nailrual Company
, 1881-01-31

A wELL-DESEttyED 1sEBU1xTc.
The st. Louis I'daHau Rtufsttr glvcs tho st.
Louis pupcfs tho following We'i-dcscryc1 lect-
urc:
Louis d, mot devots ,ofe ntten1oti to rar.ati
only tho A1sooiateh rrcss dispatches, ald \ few
ulals. These ttrlns ntnotlnt to nothing. anu nre
absolutely YNluclcss Gxnept As advertisements
for some hotel ncsitlsa Tue 'nAtter reiGcrea to
Is varie! by sciections fro.n tl,o New York. III
rs os aa Iso sncs laat to aaH uppngs
though Il occasionally has some brlaf artiMle
mum ratlway new nf Fps spGonl itnpo!tan Tha
md nttnuks up0u rhlltnItl management. Whit
VIZ need ts to tMye ckni1 Ut theso plpcrs. ahle
Wiz Wio vii G n%s" aoasl hones,y ind abfity ''i 70
keep up with current rltir1n.l tiews. comment
on It with scnsu. bs independent aud fenr!esa
iuGa OF pride In tho growth Ut our rslilr,ads. 1t
IL with il aonso nf shnmc tlat wn voc tho news
e III, s.1s ,ss csAs9 o 3
slerttlon aiil Hpuco, whilo tho st. io,Iia papcrs
frts In this direction. II oiir large rnprrs wnltl
ouch establish and keep up such rnitroad do
rArtment q u needed. tlo Influence nE"n tho
sisGiS:e sisis' OF 'A' city w'''1 10 marked ''a BONO
WATERTOWN's RAILROAD DEBT.
aptetat Dapaiea to 1hs Chteaeo 7rtoun..
WAvEnTowN, Wiz. Jan. m.-A paragraph IN
Fridays Mlwnukoe SeHtihtl rolatlvo to tho rail-
r0ad bnnslcsl debt OF WAtestowD, and tho posi-
ton of our cit,zons towards tho bonilhollcrs. has
aroused something of m exoftGlnunt In nut
midst, being dee1ncs likely to orcatoa fnlse In
precision reaardlnY our statns on the a!i'!Mpor-
IOWA owl deies hSr orcGitors anti bis usySr n.ado
nny attotnpt 10 settle with thGm. This u y
, 1881-01-31

ALBANY, N. I, Jan. e3.-Tha Rochester s.
State Line Hallway Company havc filed articles
Of redistribution. to be knnwn ns tho Rochester
PittaburK ltailruRu. CapItMI, -, 0,Ul
, 1881-01-31

the ear1r ycntH Of tes married life. II. MtTnet'
ana t.t!,er old and Intimate frondA arc tesatcea
but It Il hnr.1 to make ont axactiy to whit *.
tent Ming. Thler8 wlshed Them u bsnrtlt by ker
VIII. Milo. Dos,te has already sent part OF the
art collection tO tho Louvre,
, 1881-01-31

WESTERN PASSENGER AGENTS.
CINCINNATI, O.. JAr. .a.-The General i'assa.1-
Grr Agents Ut Weatern railroads llyo mcctnx
in this city on Fob. q.
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Is Nerlously III. Tho Nclcs seports his ILL.,


Cl.0TUhE.
Tllo ,Nctps eays tho fluvcrnmerit Is pre-
pnrttl 10 submit tletihft proposals for tic nh.
p'icntio1l, ut ctAture, atlt Will not shrink
from netting Oh lts Uwn responsibility II ,iuc-
GHsnry.
, 1881-01-31
GTkEECE.'
TUltl1EltOI:S.

LONDON, jan. 3o.--A dispatch from Vienna
snys II Is reported that Greece lt,s ordered
sixty torpeuocs.
, 1881-01-31

A u.tyaclo which has Just been exposed Or e1-
plaipe1 tn ttusslA tt,Ara IN UxtrAnrdnary Fcsesn-
kiAuce to ceEluIn uuddhlstle traditions couceru-
, 1881-01-31

LOSS or l.tFE.

LONDON, ian. 20.-A tsEspatcll from Harris
snys twelve tlshtng-slnaeks were wrecked Mt
Scalos 39loi,nc,' hay Of Blscay, a1tl forty.sIx
lllcil drowned.
4 Plot.
a correspondent Ut I'arts reports tint Il plot
~ fnynr tt tic KarAEcurHiylclI fn,l,tly tn dr~
disc1yere,i. ni,tl numerous arrests riu,Ir. II.
!ustlsE, former Minister, Is reported to be
Implicated III tho plot.
, 1881-03-31

spsetal Dtspateh 10 1n< Chicago Tribune,
LINCOLN, Mob, Mnrch .0.-Tho railroads Of
this stato have beou decidedly out OF luck since
tho beginning OF tho present year. Thoy were
obliged tirst to 10 To- considerable expense to
keep NIL Ignorant and greedy Legislature from
cutting them up; then Camo tho a1ow- blockAdes,
which cost tho rpRds thousands OF do!ars; and
now comcs anothor disaster Iii tho why of I'M or
traorlinarY frcs!,et, which ID Destroying n vast
amount Of rarund and other property through
out tho State. Your correspondent IL not nbIo
to glvo tho amount of money oxpondel by tho
rai!rontls to tlufUAt tho unjust n,pasurcs instl-
gatel by tho Legislature last winter, but, d.
rcctty and Indirectly, tho sum WAS quite laEgc.
III tho matter OF snow blocka<lcs, however, tho
Gxp1iise catl hu moro accurately computed.
various things during tho Winter to clear tho
trckH and fur OkhDr work. nlld this bus Involved
the roads IN IN ENORMOUS SKpans0. Another
krrhs lnss hua boon IN tho de1reaso Ut passongur
business. travol being exceedingly l'Xht nal
.Will tho roasis Of tho State n,ako anything
this yGAtf AskGd your correspondent OF we'll
known ral!ruad official. Tho reply was TINT they
money.
To ooas q h .ho present simq YIN cost tho
othorwisca. Tho loss Of truyel for tho past two
SraEe on on tho D. Il. Or 1 u. T =. lsoads 10 uo IN she
Htalu TINT Will not hnvo to undergo eotno
repairs. Sumo will havo to 10 rubl,1lt entiruIy,
aild tn!s VIII cause delay. and, taknx NIL things
l'onsiyc 70 the rutlrn!Ids than all other Ut thor
No doubt this IL truo, Tho railroads Of tho
State hive bud dlseouragtl,g ti,no Of j. this
ft1nu uuw on until tue coso Ut tic year they
Will scarcely como out NheAd.
, 1881-03-31
THE COUNTY-BUILD1NG.

TnE Grand Jury found eleven true bills yes
tcrday.
THE shcriir's employees had tholr measures
taken yesterday for thoIr new uniforms.
IT has been determined not to prepare quasi
crullnu! gA1cildar for tho nuxt term OF tho
Criminal Court.
THE Collectors OF Hrcn,on and Letnout re-
turned thoir books yesterday. Al nt tho books
nrg how In except from Maine, Niles, Norwood
l'ark, 1'rovIso, Rleh. und Thornton.
AMONG tho cases on tho call before Judge
Moran to-t1Ay Is that OF liclnkc, Indicted fur
larceny, forgery, otc., caumitted while In the
employ OF tho County Clerk.
anEl.1Fr MANN complains TINT attorneys nro
not cnrctu enough III rIyfnR tho address or per
sons they dusrc serycd with pnpera, which leads
to confusion and delay. Ile hupcs they will bo
inoro clrsfnl n tho fnturo n this partlc,iluF,
which will grcatly facilitate the transaction of
the business Of his oitlco.
CnIM1xAL-Ctgnx srEpifExs wns yostert1ay In
rccpipt Of Il letter from Senltor Manner. Ia which
ho Wis informed thnt tho Senate Committee hiId
reported favorably on the bill to legaliza tho
establishing OF a brunch Ut tho Criminal Court
In this county. and III which the belief WIS ex-
pressed that tho bill would become law inside
Of tup dNre,
, 1881-03-31
SMALLPOX.

AP<EsAk DHp4tCA " 4Ht lHlfH" 1Fb0AHe+
DfooMiSGToS, ILL.,, March a0.-II. l.. 1Iyrc,
of Lexington, says Tint, on Saturday, Adrian
Johnson. who lived five miles from that city,
died from smallpox, nni OIL Sundny was
buried In tho rorteus Cemetery, In Luxlug-
t0n; after which thos0 who conducted tho
hnrlAl want among the people Of the place.
There Is much excitement over the, surcnd ot
t!le disease " the country. though 1t Is BE-
l!ered 10 cases hava yet appeared III tie
ctscs In the Infected district.
Special DHpaleh 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune.
SpnlSGFIEl.D, ILL.,, March 30.-Dr Knuch,
Secretary Ut the State Board Of Health. to-
hight received word from the City Clerk Ut
Lexington, Mclean County. to Tho effect that
tllcre Wure llv1 new CnsUS Of smallpox III tho
Kemp family, und two 1nuro In tho Adrian
fnlniy, nlukinK eighteen III oil In GrltllUy and
Alurey Creek Townships. No cnaes have
broken out In families where smallpox hnu
not heretofore existed.
sosetal fasnue!. % Thu Ehieaeo ittbuns,
MI1Foltl!, Ind, March 30.-This vlllnge Ia
pantc-strlckell Upon tho discovery Of s,lnll-
l'ox. A feW days ag0 n woman named Clem
got over the smallpox. Sha In soulo way ex-
with tle disease. Everything posslblo III IT,
ins done to keep tho ulsrus0 from spreading.
Special Nbpateh to The Chtea0o Tribune.
NEW IAnls, lnl., March :0.-A furlner
and his whole family, consisting of seven
pvlsons, living south 1T here, were prostratctl
with sllnll.pux this afternoon. a great
many huYg been exposed and vii! probubIy
10 tukuN tlnwn soon, There Is !1ltpuso ex-
eitenlunt throughout the Vicinity.