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, 1881-01-13
GLADBrONEts PERIL.

Tho British llo,Isu of Commons has de-
voted II week tt uelnte OIL tile answer to tho
Qnecll's sl'eccl, III whlcl, the lrls! question,
lsns becn vigorously discussed. Tho Qucon's
speccll stnted III general tur,ns TINT u,pasures
would be proposed for tic mitigation Of irish
lnrl troubles, MID tho .lnl,lte Inns proceeded
with great animation npol, tho supposed
character Of this proposed Legislation. The
Ministry lnY1 refsanea from stating III nd
vance the exact tonor OF tho bills they pro.
poso to 0tIcr.. which they witlFdo when tho
RESPONSE to tho address las. been vatctt. The
tHltlress 0Mt Of tlla way, tile Ministry Will be
prepared with their hills.
Tho debate has developed Al, extraordinary
complication Of pnr,Ies. This Liberal party
embraces Il largo number 0f arlstnemtto
Whigs, a1Nl these WItgs haye nlwnys bcel,
mora !nt0lHrnnt than oven tho Tories on ule
Question Ut lalNl tenure. They arc, III ,,art,
the bulwark Of tho l}rlttsl, landed urlstuc-
racy. They Insist oil tho maintenance md!
preservation ut every right n,ut privilege
which tho fcn.lnl system granted to ti!o
lords of tie soil, A(r. GlatBtoilo's Cabinet Is
largely nsatle ul1 with members of this branch
of tho Liberal party!
Departu,eHt; tho 3iaiVai* ii iiartingtu 3curo-
ttasy oi s!nt9 tyr r. la: IT. II Cnilaors secrc,
iiiRh Chanceor; wilja, i. Forstar' Ti1tur i" saw.
rSt9ry Ter treSlsnd; 1nt @ N9s.hero"k First !art
scal; taT KimGsriy. secrStafY s. stasa far rE TX
Galoi,!aa, , Departngnt: John f!r'9ht, chancellor
@ res'syt u ~ fS I,a,yI osfea s,f a Gan;SGs. ;
.0e.,rga Dotisoll, presldunt Of tho Locai 0oycrn.
'''ent ". "oasu'
" eousso tae W1lo!o conservative or Tory
pa7's' 9epsesen''hg tHe noh'lity,-uo arls'
!oet'c5 ~ u1s"!''-'s opl'oset! 10 my changp
, 1881-01-13

party rent h,to 1aetlo',s' nha ule lor'es nhtfctl
naa'1'st INN, Alr' ti'aHstohe Is TO pfcseiit
Oils Wl'c', neeShees 10 become iaws. Ut. u,
esse t'leS fnll. lie Viii he compelled to lis
'>. ~ ~, 'a,,M!lp'. ,,, '." "ipsa' !" u'o pe"r,s.
na, u'' .,.' .,. ~ 9,.,. "se'!e" ~ ",l,"' ~ u'e
~, u.'s. wv "'ts' Wv N''.''eNs' NY wv
..e.'. s.sn u W.. W "ss'ess ~ nppea. ~ t',a
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e"al" on.!s'S' w.. n"ll'was poes WI e"nci.'
.,.oe o,'c VI a".s' p"'.'es. A'.u ,s"e h."s',
,"a ,o" w .,.,,' e'1 WY. 4"'' >'n"91"".
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ham, IL. ,.... .s.| 80 "s AZ 'ss
ts,,,. ,i n'",'s,,. a., % ,,r..', ,.ls ss,o y.
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".ns ''"u'es' a'u', "h''''s "tt', ",.n '',sn1'
m' s','s',,' o"".us''' ",''' WI ,Nep'o'e. ~,
""s''' ,. p'.ro3o "tc" Hel''A.o'. "' NJ
, 1881-01-13
TELEGnApHlC Combinations.

a couple OF yenrs ago, or less, ngcnts were
scnt from N9w York throughout tho country
III tic Interest Of II new Telegraph company.
They l,a.l tic most captivating pictures to
display Of the. future possibilities Of Ill hide
pendent, no1,-pooltng. competing telegraph
system. Thu, existing facilities Of the VEST
err Union were 10 be duplicated for nbout
,00o, wllle tho stock of tho old con-
pany represented nIt. Investment nearly five
times rs mitch. The sum ut $1,000 900 was
represented to be sufficient to establish cir
cult TINT wuutl embrace about four-tifti.s of
how concern wis tn l,ayo larger wires aliI
closur set poles, so rs to withstand my
STORM; Improved machinery and more expc-
dtttons methods. 1t was TO reap tho benefit
Of the expiring contracts which the
Western Unfon Ind with certain prom
inent railroad lines. Dnt its. prlnct-
pat mission .Yas "to brcnk down tile
existing tclegrahptc monopoly" md furnish
tho public wittt!H:eo'npollpg, snryice,at low.
rntes, Alltl 1t waAllayer tU pool Or coilsblitnto
with the ''odous old monopoly" etc.. and It
wns thts rosy presentn,cnt Of tho cdYe that
attracted Nil tlio needctt capital. Rho amount
Of stock assigned to Chicago was quickly
subscribed, and 3He presume the sa,ile was
the case in othcrct
Tho nn,ne Of this telegraph company that
came before tho public In almost bei,eyo-
lent attitude Ia tho "Amcrtcan Uniun,"
which Is now rep0rted 10 have pooled, ,coul-
btnea, md sold but to tho Western Union,
just as its predecessor, tho Atlantic l. Pacific,
organized with n sl,nilar 1,lgl1-soundng mis-
sion hn1 ttnf1N hnfttria II ia n,,ttrntv ,,+nt,.
, 1881-01-13

MoSCunE CONWAY l,ns bee,, Visiting Amerl-
en-. Binnp his return to England ho has nuted Some
observations IN tho customs OF bis nnttye land.
fie was pleased to zee TINT tho ctaw-hanltnor
coat had become ncclimAtud. lndue,l, 1t IL worn
moro In Now York than In Eon}o,l. No EnHist,-
1aan ut homo would think Ut putting on evening
dress for TN Informal dimner 1T restaurant, Us
nil tho swolls who FREQUENT nclmontco's do.
Conway was a.nazed to SEQ somo Now -Yorkets
turning cut to 3o'cloch luncheon In swallow
ta1ls. Tint Wns Ind dressing. Lolldoncrs hcsi-
thte to put on their drtas.coats fur Huything
which acc,lrs earlier than 1T tho osorttng: Rud
this ia tho sufficient explanation fur mnny
nppnront breaches of etIquct which EnRllsh-
me.l travelling lii America commit.
, 1881-01-13
might tiucli hettcr be sparr,i In the Senhie
ttnh Senator Mcdonald,

might tMNclt hettrr hG Rpnictl LII tie SplhtB.
thnh Senator Mcdonald.
ticn. lthwley's nomination for so1,ator
Grnm Cotihtcticut Is satisfactory frum every
rsllnl of ytcw. liz SUCCEEDS tnau tEnt6h,
Whq lias bren of. nit particular suryjc, TO the
cdlk,try at,.t no particular credit IL lila pw,l
Stote,r1Sala4 wis 4 ln,d Coplcrl,ca.l during
the IWhh andiAs ,cc,, MI lutansc Sialr.soy.
creie,,ty. a,iy.tatd alncc. 'rhe Scuulu rs n
Nntionul Ao,ly iaf,Ycll ri,l of him, = +.
tieii. ltawlay l,,s nn,la il respectable appear
aNcc ilalttt1e'bubtio positions lIe Inns occu-
Let tih1$rat mil lin itgnIty, tllogl,tfuincss,
ans f|frliss' sccnt u III lin peculiarly ft,r
Standardization ind ,llttics. lie IL not tho
kind If f'l!{an To bbtt,l.,c himself urutl ubElc
Ntlrc, but 1,H may bo safely trusted tp l,e nl
the right stslq OF tho great public questions
TINT fsIse4 ,n.t,.
'flse ilumlH9l1ji, Of John Sherman III Ohio
WIS assured }r;pn thu moment Gov. Foster
WktlrcWa flpil,tl,o cuatcst lit TINT Btntc, mil
bis returtrtotle, Senate ut this tisnu 1l,ny be
properly Menrlloh ~ thu ,lltsl suitable 80.
lection thait could bc inu,Ic from tho largo
RtDck OF public n!cn cultivated III Ohio. The
nomination Inns bccn the scpne,1ce Of curl.
OILS combination Of circumstances. Mr..
Sherman wilt: how succcetl IL, the sent
In tho ScliAh4, 10 which Gen. Garfield
Ind already bnqr cectet. Gen. Garfield will
brcono 1'resitlent,illrnugll nomtnntian for
which I!cat iirsturgul Atr. Sherman. Mr.. Sller-
n,ais willingness 10 reti.rn to tho ScnNto re-
1tcves Gun. Garfield OF troltllcsunc cnlGar-
rassnIcht IN n.nlsing np his cabinet. Ato-
kethcr, therefore, tho nomination Of John
,Sncr,hai for the Srnntc II n tort,Enntc cir
, 1881-01-13

tle3ttA cdhthfns io advertisements. Tho ,n,-.
OcEsn nf this oity lns very neatly succee,eti +,
accomplishing tho snnlo font
We enn confidently recommend Ciscneo =,
Winter roanft. Enough wtntor l,ns 1s,rci
fore snc1 lasts November I'd sli,p1y most c,tIo.
for acvcnsl yours.
Tic present winter Nas ipt;n' nj. ,,,,nrn
ecdentcdly cold nnc at NihH,ra EElls, md srra,
hopes hta entertained that Aonf9 ltaukucu NM
10 frozen 10 death. A'
Cdl,ihiotl0fo Garrison aRys W. II. Vanla,,
bfit ID worth kESfto0, ,Uu0 1ht5iiF the i,r,t Inn.
innt!on that t'ttt hns bcon working ns repos,e,
On st. 1.ot,is piper.
1."uis Ehfnsbetgcr, Il strcetitar conducto,
Ut hffhsU, llhs fnllcn hDir IL M rstntr IN In.
tnas,y valt,cti Mt si00O. It is har,lIy p,,,lap1.
hownscr. that he will retire frotn buHi,,css.
Lord 1fottghton, tho l,elfto Treinnlne n
isndynifnn." enys In nh ntttclo ~, tho ntye i,
tho F1rthf1ht'G Repfetu ttat Lord 1scncunsGelr,
cnrleNtnro OF ThackBrny ID at ouco !" fu1se an5
fcelle.''
"Wlo Ia this witt, pcertng facc,
Tn tic threshold Of tho year,
Nskcs tho Cleveland Leader It, bcgtnptnr
poem, h1tt We cnnnot ntrorrl to rcnd thu ontIra
work IN order to nsccrtntn whether It wna ths
1nan With tho gfocer's bill or a book agsnt.
Mr. Carl Sclutrz Is saftt 10 be about to pub,
lish nornl nftor tho styl0 at Lord I3cacont.
tlclN'A " Endymfun "-of col,rso, a Qreat tc.t
better. 1t IA ritmorcd thnt ynrIo,Is Gthpr llistr
F''sich Americans nre MISC about tn p,,b[,b
books ut grrnter or less distance after tho sty|e
Of " Rndyntloh.' This Ia rather n tlIstrcss;pv
result OF ncaconnctd's work. still. 1t mini
have been expected; tor nothing locks 80 ea,v
h. at1 inthton Of all original success, ind few
thlngs ara ns hnri.
Wnarn mt anrnrtua, IN A,, Il, !, pt.,,,,,,..
paper tho poettcal statement that
AHYthcr yenr iaa pAslcd nwny;
il min.t Il rr,. morn III, hds it,r nn% w. 'HoR1ni t
TU mo Will riono.
but o,ir esteemed contemporary, while reilect.
lng upon bis unhappy position, should remen.
bcr that thoro nro editors In St. Louis md NH.
waukco. Even a rIttsburg cloud has It's silver
4 1,,,, a,.u.o,,a,,.
n,,,,, s ssat tesro,'aen1 WISHES 10 KNOWN
~ a"'nuHa .',! c".not suRReas ''tio lof song
..o e,. .aa "ttsu' ~ Psteslng "sometnns a1ee
~! ~ nat ,ott. Ren: hnpsy 10 the
.',o' ,'',,s nm .,n'y oo"e, Gostllniy wc can lou
n".'"., ~t 3v'ir uut. n'pty Is INC !!ostIe.
~. 1Mp" r"is o's1le luck tAo Iin!l'dog,
E.alns oo''v' Empty letho lantry. Johnny's
, 1881-01-13

DIsMAncK's tax bill for prusstn-so often
t,rontsed-hsls been laid before Parliament It
nI1ns Mt tntira1y frcein0 tho four lowest grades
Of class taxpayors frum their present burdens,
and ut handing over the Reminder OF tho class
taxcs, with tho half OF tho ground md building
lmposts, TO the ComnunNl Governments. Tho
fnrnstlre Is ,neant tn 10 STRIP in tho direction
oE frtotnR tho separate Suites from their present
burden Of direct taxes, Ind for this purpose tho
Government viii havd to regulate by iaw tho
application Of thu surplus sun,s acerutn1 from
the Imperial Trcasury from now or Increased
Indirect taxcs, Il method which, In the optnIon
Of some, saaclts uot n little OF tho system Of
robblng Potter TO ray Paul.
, 1881-01-13

THE Canadian papcrs either 10 not wish,
or do not know bow, to get ut tho gist OF tho
controversy relating to tho Halifax award.
The iMmediate question is not whether Prof.
lltnd's charges arc TRUE, but whether ho
sl'nll be afforded M opportunity to substan-
tiate them. lie says liz can do 50, antl l,as
III form demanded an Investigation. "A (3ov-
er,lnent which real ", desires to protect Its
own honor cannot refuse to. listen to; SO rca-
so,lablc proposition,
, 1881-01-13

TIFF e.rfeAa0 TNtnlrAE has Established branch
occs {or tic receipt OF subscriptions Ha liyGetae-
nents ~ tollnwE: ....
NEW fUNk-itoom = Tribune nul,ding. FIJI Mc-
FAnrEs, sanngGr
HhAsUUW, scatlnnd--Al1nnA American News
Agenc1. IL 1tcnleid-st :.
IuHt3US, En1.-Amrr!cnn Exchange ~ etrund.
HKNIly +. uILt.iI. Artnt.
WASHINGTON. H. c.-!af1 Frtrrgt.
, 1881-01-13
THE scouRoE OF plPHTHERrA,

AA4A NNNbAkN0 NE A4& A4A14G4kA44t
1t fsa cheerful fGature Of the struggle Of
science ngatnst discaso that while tic ,ued1cnl
men are still grop.ng III the dirk rs 10 tho
origin OF aud relletly for tint renlnrseless
seo,lrgc, diphtllorIu, t1lcynro ae,ivoly and res.
nlutely engaged II, It's study, ard TINT, rs
other diseases Of I'LL opftlemEu charactcr once
thought to be iiicllrnblu hnye yielded to
their skill, this sudden and fell destroyer
may yet be confined within tic limits OF
their science, md brought Under subIection.
The New York Stato Hoarl Of Health hnyo
recently beun investigating tho tlisease, and
they lave established one Important fRct-
,atne'y: tlat, even If It does not originate In
fifth 1t is aggravated by It, aid Is spread by
the neglect Of drainage md sewerage, wlleh
II very common among The poorer glasses,
Iii their Investigations they even found
t!tphthcrfa prevailing III the highest ullA
mast salubrIous parts Ut Tho Statc,
bit III every case thare wus found
brcetling-plaee fur 1t which might have bern
avoided by the simplest precautions. They
nlso discovered that, even after tho tltseaso
lad broken out, there was tho sa,!,u lgno-
rance and carc!esness about it Patients were
hot lso1ated, and ro0,ns and clothing were
mt c1ra',etl a,ui tllsinfecteil. Ono Instance
Is related rs follows: "At Worthwhile tho
first fatal case was that Of c,ll,u, nntlt III
gross igioratlce of the fearful danger 10
which tho nCIglbOrll0od was exposed, Il plib-
lie funeral was held III a church; tho corpse
waa carried III by cl,flh bearers, cn,l,pnnInns
Ut tho dead olln; the church WINS crowded,
principally with children; a ser,uon WIS
urcnc|lptl u1Nl the hntlv Nns followed tn tla
, 1881-01-13

Av'the Bur dinner tn honor Of Judge
Woods, Mt Atlnnta. tho Chlef-JustIco Of tho
Stato Supreme Court presided, and tho uoy-
er'or Ut tho State. the alayor OF tic city, tho
member Ut Congress FROM tho district, and
the Judge Of the Superior Court were n,,,ong
tho persons who tentlcreA tho dinner, Ex-
Gov. K,Ifns Bullock referred to tllo mixed
character Of tho company, and satd: IA ge,.-
t!olNan's social status IL now determined Il,
this Stato by Ills personal character irre-
specttye Ut Ills polit[cat convictions" How
long las that been SO III Georgian 1t Inns al-
ways been ~ fn tho Northern. Statcs. HIT 1t
fs still nut true Ut must OF the Southern,
Suites. Georgia Is probably tic only ma OF
all tho ex-slnyelsotllng aristocrae!es to which
Gov. Dullock's remark property applIes.
, 1881-01-13

TltE Monroe doctrine WINS not syuint!ng ut
the plckax or thu spade rs wcauons danger
GUS I'd the reace of the American continent.
Good old hLr. Monroe would have thought
as soo, OF Illuminating broads1do against
the power.lo0n or the locomotive.
, 1881-01-13
PUBLIC OPINION;

~AAA~ NA AANAAANs
-,
lliohmond Dispatch {DeE.): The South
pcrhnps may become tired Of sectional dss.
potism md MD Iu establishing Nasokal ono.
Cleveland Leader: (Isep.): II tho Trofes.
sor'a charRos are maintained, thnt Halifax award
money must come back to us, peaceably It Dos.
aIblo, forelb!y II necessary.
Washington correspondence Springfield
Republican,: Ungnl!nnt and unsentimontAE a. L
1nay De to say such thing Of a maiden With 70
charming name, bright Eyes is phenomenal
liar.
New York Commercial 1ltgucrttscr: A
philosophical German Socialist suys there n
much good soul In tho structure OF Com
bull.
From Deccher's last Friday evening leet.
ure: The good Lord Of Hchyon, Ia Tie not here,
and what afn / wheh ho Ia prceentP It seems to
no TINT roy try to mike me 0nd,-Fathor, eon,
and Holy daost,-Wheroas am nothing but
Washington RepuDzlcun tnep.): As ,he
position OF s}r. Kassou, onr Minister to Austtla,
OF tho turin nuestion seems to bp &nlsunaes-
stood. It IL hut Justice 70 him tn sato TINT IN The
favor Of protection.
1t. Louis G,obc-Democrat (E.ep): AS Pad.
d. satd when he stuffed hEs Int Into q broken
panc Ut glass, "1f it won't let In tho light, itA
keep out tho c0wtl." CackrpIt won't let In much
light. but hu will kcup nut sntne mum WIN Is uuta
III Ignorant and more blatant.
Indianapolis Journal fJotn Z. New's
paper]: The Journal takes genuine pleasure II
presenting 0on. Dcntnmin Harrison as tho neat
United statcs Senator from indiana, and In a.,
that body.
Springfield Republican {1nd.): Eugene
ltaln'a election to tho ganato from Maine viii
acnl up to that body q rather brilliant and gch.
'tcnl man, whoso airy gracos cu,no, however. by
nntur1 rnthor than aHnctAtiou, aud consist with
meas Of hablt,
Gov. Bullock ut tho Bar dinner to Judgs
Woods In Atlanta: While wo hayc had our ,!t
feronees In tho past, VIC are hero togathorto
night entoylng this occasion In spirit Of har
Mony, Qnd the expressions that wp boar M
tt WIFI 1no aeoord about u common country nnda
"Tliero Is n feeling abrond,' says tho Gin.
cinnnt! EtQnt1tr, commenting OH GEros inta.
moun Testimony In tho ChrIstianoy divorce suIt,
"that perjury ought to be encouraged when Il
Involves WoMan's fAmet but II tllat sentiment
nnce starls 1t will mt bb long bcforc pllbic oplas
lon dis0rlln.nRtes between honorable md cflta'
tHal pgFjasy on q raslatr Ut oritHu."
Doston Herald Ind.}s WI trust that tho
wartn-hcartotl huManitarians pe this uoxhbur'
hood who wero carried away by thu e!oqurnes
of Tlbblos anl "nrlKht Eyes," and led intoa
controversy with tho bcst friond thu Inaaans
over Ind III tho Interior department. will now
70 satisfied. especially na thn new bone NJ ~
Eoncas - much better for thota than their e'a
ono.
Hamilton (Ia,) Frccn.u,a (sop.): Inws
alrea'y bcElns to feel tho 9opd Influences vi shs
bDpan of prpSpGrltY Tint Ia spr,},r tG,,t1lc into
, 1881-01-13
TnE Monetary Times tells how the forests

10 mike eh0o-pcgs enough for American usC
CONSUMES nnnually 100.UUU cords Ut timGur, a,ltl
to mako our Iuclscr-mhtohes W0,4W cuhle fuot
ut tho best pine aru required cyery year. Insss
Mlt Inaplp a1.J ths handles Of too,s aN N000 uoro.
The bnksnG ot our bricks consumes goo 0o0 cords
q q Ma Or ~ %hnt o cnyeT WITH torest aonnt
represent 60D OH trees, mid thoIr annual ropnIr
consumes Abaut laU.OU moro. Tho ties nr tho
OF S6.600 aercs. AMI 10 fence hll ohr rai1r4tlB
would cost ~, quo 00u. with yearly expenditure
Of $l1,OQQ,Q ,Q0Q {Qr FGpaIE9.
, 1881-01-13

3i,.. ENocu EMRlsy has brought out. his
new paper In Peoria. lls calls It E,nc.vs Daily
ftortaH It II bright, hrcezy, and full OF vows;
and will undoubtedly tako much OF tho patson-
aEe Of tho old I'f1Nscrtrt.
, 1881-01-13
l'{)S'.l'AtiE.

Enttnd al the Fost40G'tr ut Dhtrt9o. ILL., ~ Second.
tfass Matter.
rnrthc tenent IT our rarnns who hestrn IN send
stiric copies Of TIE THatIuSE through tic NULL wo
kls q herewith tho trMnstcnt rnte Ut poAtnx0s
Jtnpftt+e, Per E>ry
fight md Twelve t'nRc i'nar ar.........,...c centf.
eItG1h pnpft HhGf eentS
EHFfsgl. -.
Eight md fwety1 t'aao FAuut+ t+..........".. Cenla
Elx4Gh Ia40 EhHtf SSssLA
, 1881-01-13

II Is to tito honor ot Michigan that q poor
man WIS chosen for Senator from that Btato.
There are too many n'onnpollsts and nllsloaaircs
in tho Heunte
, 1881-01-13

Expnsitlnn Eii1iidtnR.
Lake front, oppDs!ts Albums struut. Whnlo oxh4.
btfun tflM Il. IN. to n u. Ill.,
, 1881-01-13

4 .rhTESr-aEI!clNE,} ,}nan las offered
prIzo of s:a>q for every nfw' comet discovered.
Tho astfpuoncr or shs l1tyi.lenco +,osr.,a. oyl.
tont'y sdcR 9old -u!ino In th's promise, for ho
It looks now rs It Mr.. II. would ba Responsible
@ tor gteat,mnny Prizes. f2r ts.e heayana of lMto
.nss har.ily issorvtns i sG % ,aae 1t eonsts. con till
luaa aud 6t,sAtttNeS hcAtt0ss attd nrvur Btah rx-
cspt by tl.a astron9n,ats who piuk thom up III
III sko itow1pIpors .thail' 'iloy are wnrth. .Thoso
.|s na|Ss.s s!1 sy e ss' sssr9. a CELESTIAL "0' Gu" IT,
The patdtt:,ncdic',tp ,philanthroplst probably
didn't hhyo toiauuopio dH,nGts IL his lnnl when no
nlalo h!a xcHerosss olrcr,, lle WIS thinking only
% somo tlmo tbis yc4fShna Dur;, esorythiny @ W to
ashcs, except tho North l'olo umd thoso who aso
lucky enouvll to gct;ashrsts shirts On in ,ime. 1t
woutl 10 nuney ln2any lnan's pocket to know
when that comet :sI1t4 its.'t4l 'uyur the solar
aystGn. .nutt II All
V1 - JJT
Miss nEaSH.h]ulr ll9al t9 curious mid most
u"p'easant adyapturq u III Pullu'lrIphia. Her
sister oesnne hug g9fFn to negro-'nfnstrel
great French ,4eiftss 3tumias. Jcanno urged red
sas. "a 70 a3f yftii55 ySi ,herself. Tue !attor
conscnted. 1HH; }ffff|kqas was called "Bara
lfeaFtbNrn."' .{hKthf.eIs swtmn.tnIly, and Sffss
NernhArdt ~ai MalA Unused, until ut certa!,
point u 10y Y0s At1VxM un tho stayo who callcd
Sarah liessrtanFH" Mamma" and asketl to 70
highly Alspteaatns -to Miss Ilernhartlt. shr
turned hef hoal. and suld to y number OF hcs
oompany, thHt It ~ls Ia bati tasso and whalIy un.
necc3saryit'" WhitR tho hoy appearud again sha
rose front hQr xe4it aud loft tia thOatrG. Thesn
war np pEuYooatla1, f1r 80 low aud mcAn aM III.
, 1881-01-13

CHICAGO t'DuNt.11. ,r PRINCES OF iEllusA-
lctn, 4. A: scntsia !tlta Atnssns.-Thora wl!t be
regular Convention t!ils tltllany yveNg, Ity nrtpr
of ~. ". HircitCtjCK, MI. .ti..M..
, 1881-01-13

silt to II wotnhn Ail Visitor. Even negro
minstrel cotnpnhy might hare hccn uxpccted In
R!iuw lsottnr sct,so Of hospitality and teconcy,
cspeo!ntIy ns stlss f.uraharlt's rrnspncc IN tho
.h,ntso ,ssns k,,n'vm and ata hrd lecn hoforol
with pdrtttnlat Invitation to tt(enl.
, 1881-01-13
Olympic 1'tenfrr.

Clark atrcct between 1.nke NH! ltAnd1lnh. Enango-
rnent NJ tho Thcl'Iinn md Wcyland Dramatic nhd
Specially Combination. "Tlao Phantom Kinn."
, 1881-01-13

HfcyicAersA Thcnfrc.
Mnd|eon stEuct betwee, Etata and Dearborn.
Eurnscneut Ut atlle Snrat, Ilorlharlt. "CanlIllc"
, 1881-01-13

Clark street. opposlt Court-llouse. Enunso'
n,ent Ut Mr. f. =. ChnnfNu md Miss fionrtctta tliun
irnu. "ktL tlla Afknnsas TrAv veler."
, 1881-01-13

T1lE Legislature Of Ncbraska Is spoken OF
rs "tho boy Legislature" Tic body Is COM
posed Of III membcrs,-thirty Senators and
elRAtyfot,r ,nolnbcrs of tho House; 10, 1scpuf,-
licans. II Democrats, and l Fusontst, Only
eleven members of tho body nro brer 10 ycnrs
old md forty arc .s,,lcr B5 Twenty.nino mcm-
bara catno from Illinois and twenty. y.thrcd from
Iowa. Tho majority Of all tho members sottlrd
in Nollr,skn Binco 1S1U ThIrty.stx Of thotn hre
farmers, eighteen aro lawyers, seventeen nre
n,crchants. eight aro physicians, tlvo ara rnil-
roau mcn. sir are cItorB. or tho 10. 1topubllp-
lns, sxty-seyen wcre soldiers III tic Union artny
during tho 1lcbpllton; atld of tho thErty-four
who were not In tho army fourteen wern tinder
Ia ycnrs of aRo and seventeen tindcr 10 yoars
when tho War began.
, 1881-01-13
Gle Gril,a4>1e.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

ny stAlf.--1N ADvANcF-rtsTA0E rntsrA1A
rnlly r,ttcp. nhc ctcns...................:.
tnrlE ui YEAR 1,Hr rh'tt,lhs....+......-.n.. l.HM
HHtIy and SuIhny. tn ya.nt. I.M
Ia,4!ay. Thursday. nnl SATURDAY,. pur Year. M'M M'Mts
eu,iny. G.ranc plfIsiun, por yOar ......".. 40"
wEE,.1r rEriT1oS--i'osrrhtt,.
Dnc cnr5, rur toht....... 1'Sn @
ItnH ~ Hfp..
Twnnty.s,hu ethias. &u.OO
fprcErnti, cpplrs trHt tsec. ...-.
tfyv Pest. .UlIlt0 ALiftss IN fnf inrnhlh1 Cnphty
and statc.
Ncm!t,nnce. NAV ta rnda rthcr hy draft. exntcsh
fost.utrc nrcr IN tnststdre,t ottur II ous risk
TT CRY SlItStIitltEtts
rsi}r AcIlvercd, Sunday excepted. 5ccn.A work.
Lhfly delivered, Sunday fnr1uest+ 1 en< per week.
Aduypsa THE TIttnUSE COMPANY,
tosnrr Madison md ncurhnrn-sts. clsen4o, Ill
, 1881-01-13

Corner Of isnndolph md Stntu streets. Concert b!
the Liusexang.iIctnenanh Qunslatte.
, 1881-01-13

To JUDGE from tls "scotles" Mt tho nntl.
Semitic meeting IN ucrln tho other evening, the
agltntion asaihat tho Jews Il likely to bccomo
more serious than l,as bcen generally believed
hitherto Thu meeting was Intended by ahunt
1000 persons, md thu spirit tttsplnyed both by
ts,o spcalsors and 'tloIr audience was tint OF
tharpu9tx1tnH prosecutors. Tie principal orn-
tor rcnd extrnuts frt,nl tho Tnlmuu fur tho prr.
puso of proving that Jews rcgnrt it MS nlerto-
rinus fiction to rob ClIrtstfRns, and ho excited
"frnntso applause" by insisting that they ought
once more to tiu subjected to tho disabilities
which were removed by IL less prudent genora-
ttoh. In tho conrse Of tho proceedings Jews
wero from time to tImo discovered among tho
audience. Many Of thom wcrt severely beaten,
md nI wero fhs,ittct[ and turned out. Several
times IL frvo fight took piacc. and on unc oecn-
sion tho upruar became 10 violent thnt the
Chairman abandoned for BONO minutes tho at-
tempt to rcsturo order. -.
, 1881-01-13


rrrtrorn ttrcpt. cnrnar At Aunsrr. 1tneaac.non
of Uoy1oy Cnrto's London Opera Company. "Th
rtFntcs Ut pcnznttcc,H
, 1881-01-13

hcMLeMr Hr Music.
Tinlstei strcct nrnr Madison. West sfda Vnr!oty