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was An old trick OF Whlte's. The most rcmnrka.
bio lN+ta,lcu nf tho effect Of talking ts that which
MIR. Dount'a vocu Hna UPON n journalist wbn %
we'll ktnNn here, DfoInt has the pure, unatnl-
terA.ed Southern accent; md 4 inclnul 70 10
hhrsh Without moaning L.. 4 fow ycArs ARt,
yhunR min VIII, waa student At tho Annapolis
Academy WIS tetectNd IN II linEir1g ecrRpc. Tho
mnitcr camc bofnre conRrcss nild Mr.
l;ln,lnt lnat1e. yfolunt spcqch ngoilst th9
Nhvhl cadets. Ono uf tho young tttcil occupied
sent Ia tho gallery, nnd tho effect nf 1Dunta
speech, coupled with tho thought nf helnE dis.
1htbse from tho Academy wAH asIo', TINT ha ba-
cnrtc violently III. and hnd tn ho onrrod rum
tho Cnpltpl. Latne an In his career be brNnchcd
nnt ns luurnhlist+ and wns Ass!Enoa tn duty ~
;tho iio'iso Eaiiefy.. Iiiount nrosc % speMk md
the rrcnlteottons y? past gyents ean,o 70 slvldly
4, tho young tnnu A mint TINT ha nghfn became
~. lie tried III ynn. 'tny hftGr .!ny. ~ cunVutr
tho feeling, but found It ltnr0ealh1e. livery time
tilount epokc he BECAME alckl At Inst he wns
compelled 10 rallnqulsh his position on this nc
count Even to this dry tint gentleman mover
Nrpcars IN tho llo,taa Kattgr!cs for !car Of
nount. There IA nu tlIstlnntiycly urent orator
In tho fIoilsc whom the crowds rush III to hear
spcak. Tho tnlkInp Is dn,lo b. so,no auyon or
clRht, or rtther WIS during thu Inst session, ami
thoru IL no pron,'te tllas tho urlur Ut th!nfs viii
aro contnc to t'.o sennts, and tlle osop !s being
fast th!n,ed nut there. Tho rottrctnent 0f Wal.
lncc. Thurman. md Nlnfnc, and tho dcnth Of
Carpenter, took away lot,r OF tho most brilliant
mon nt SWOur. -.
, 1881-04-11

md. 9NtllH<thl1 {EffqH4.
There arc fuw really gsuM lakera In Congress
-~thnt IL, nlpa who AFof distinguished far thotr
Orat1ry, Judge TAAfmRns apeeohes nayur
authorities weso correct. ton. lIurustlc rc-
lOats hiHlaa!f III A61ut every ton sentences, ntil
IL apt IL becnlnu nsrtous. Hon lilil Urea
away IN O. sle1xc.hamnl0r stylu Of pratury.
Motxan. ot Alaoattla, ts ano1her no'Gocrutle
of tho etxlkera Of tho bOuth. 4 xalilry lonnYur
pan tell In sao0Hd eeaHa wfnt section 1T Ito
country \ speaker 4osaea. Tho pscuttarllIes Ut
tho saniu ~ Ia tho llwer classea Ut stolety in
thelr vicinity. Over IN tue lInAse Sunset C0x
pates his spuecass, and ssvises them, I;e writes
ou AL sorts Of paper. nue paKv may be yellow;
Then hts handwriting Il not lettaf- pro.s,
~ C1x ts aroadcd ltandai! rey!sss Il ~ osory
4 hBblt oe sending for bucks. during
debate uptil ha ds.k was filtered and ho euutd
scarcely bo seen: BY tho time he found the All.
thority desired debata would b9 exhApsed, and
he would produce soAEV, nothing iupre, Thla
, 1881-04-11
THN WEATHER.
OMAHA, NED.
SofetNl utsputeh TO The Chteaoo TxfhtI


6pfetaE Dtspdteh to The Chicago 1rihusa
oMAHA, Nel,., April lU.-The Hood situation n
lnains Unchanged horc. With tho exception o.
fall IN the river Of about four inches. 1,nlfo,i
travel Ia Interrupted by flood III md nronrs
Council bluffs and In tho vointty Ut tho ljnhs
Pacific transfor daput ou tho oast sdo 0, n.
river. The transfer depot and hotel nro en.Itt,,
surrounded by.wator several foet deep. corr
lug ull tho tracks In tho vicinity, and parttcs
larry bctwcon the depot and tho Council nluo,
topots Of tho Eastern rohds. thus prcvea1t.,
connection with tho Union Pacific Easter
rodda. with considerable dttllculty and by tnklr,
roundabout routes,, roaohed their Couu.
ell bluffs depot to.dhy1 Nj conu,s
tions hive .boeu made with tho Uu,,,
facino st1co Friday. A few ventutc,one
passengers rode in skttfs to-laysfrom Colnai
Dlut1a tu tho unlou raoltlo transfer, utld ,b.,
Walked over limo ot tho Unson racIIlo tint can
until thoy reaohcd tho ,trntu for Omnta. No
cast-b0und passengers left Onhhn to-day, but
thoy expect to got awuy to-murrow. Tho Untoa
Pacific Expres5 loft for tho West this evenIn,
nvc hours lato, No Enstcrn mil hnA bean ii,
ceived In Onnha hinco Friday. The rni!ro,s
tracks on buth sjles Of tho river aro boina badIy
damaged, and 8roat mnny froIght.oars nrcuu
der watct,. and their contents Rto belr
damaged. All buildings on tho Omab,
lovce. Nre .helng'' moro Or loss dan.
aged, but will escape destruction. Lumber
Is being haulled out Of tho lunbcr.ynrts, Il
reported risInF again between Sioux City Isa ons
Yanktou. Over J. ZOO mon t1Avo boon temporal.
y thrown o4t of omployment: They aru en-
c,ty: Ind Ut coInoil DniTs 4So Of 564 ner,aa, sn
hnvo abandoned thoie ilondcd houses nnti an
business part OF tho town. All bu,,sos lnd othcs
buildings in tho north, west, utsd south ounk!rtt
, 1881-04-11
EXPERTS IN HANDWRITING.
Special Dtspatth 10 The Chteaeo 1rttuNs,

MONTREAL, April 1o.-A lawsuit on promts-
sorry note for s',:o. snadc b. priest WHO Is NOW
aead. bus excltod good denl OF interest hero,
from number 0f exports In handwriting being
examinud "a TO tho signaturo. sevcrnl inda-
pendent and hlrhly respectable witnesses ilo-
posed to tho worthlesnoss OF tho testimony Ut
expcrta which had corno Under their persona,
knawedue.' in ONO case, an export, who ls a
doctor and ohnnat hero. swhrc ttiat tho utltross
on certain lutter was tn the handwriting ot
Ollloo here md f0r which Mr.. r. wns uh'lpr dis
miasul until the person Whn autnnlly wrs1to tho
AIdrt.sa calo furwurst md ,ltlIntttcd tue fnct.
Tho aasne individual cntno forward IN tls cnso
and aworn b0fora the Ctnlrt to his being tita
Actunl writer ot tue AtlflresS for which ST.
on tho drrcnGth Of experts evidence.
, 1881-04-11
I.oNG-LOsT HUSBANDS.

Special Dtspdtth 10 Tht Chteaeo Trbunk.
MoHrnxAt. April f0.-1n this city arc residing
two sisters who lost their husbands under very
strange circumstances, scvcntecn ycara. ngo.
The elder Of TIM two hid becn married abot,t two
ycnrs. when hor husband conceived the idea Of
em!grntluR to Australia. 1Io persuaded his only
brother to accompany him. Tho latter Ind pro-
vo,tsly fallen in iovo with the youthful ststcr
ot bis bruthors wlto: but. NJ they wcro too
young to marry, thoIr friends oproscl tho union.
Tho ynmng cnuptc, hnwuvcr, hal tho KNIT
tied on tho very t'ay the brothers took
tllHir departure for tho hntlpotfcs Tho young
ure Frntn sIontrcaI thclr wives hnvc never ticnrh
FROM or nf them. although every 1f9ssIl.lo i!-
The latt!es. who tnuvu urro tn gpo.t snuioty and
arc wo!t provided Tor. have not a1antlnned tho
Thcy ha7o 10th hat rcpcatcti and ciiuibin otFors
nf marruKo: but they prrfor to ro.nnin truo
and oynt to tl,nlr first loves, nf!liouEn every nno
hut tho deserted wvea. themselves thinks th0tr
husbands arc lost to them forever.
, 1881-04-11

Special Dhpateh to T1ss Chicago Tribune.
0rrAwA. April lQ-The census enumeration IL
proueetl!ng wtthait much Incident, though aov.
eral lnatancos nfu rupoFtcA In which dt|llcnlt!cs
AAyo Mrisaa troul tho anusuorMtusa not UNDER
stuudlux both EnylIsa and French. Substitutes
hayo had to ,be provided In auoh oases, 80 fur vt
tho uxpenso Of the 0Hu,ncsAt0rs. though tboy
will pn,luhly le reltnburaud, IN nu1ncrulia
uasoA tue onuln1rat0rS eaally take 'tl.o1c tweiit
gRtnilfG& In TOUR ur ttyu hours. Ana then stup
bur thAt III unuMurAlnr uan Du l1atl tor tukinx
IN OHo lay. Thu enulucratarB urc to ~ allowed
w. eaca tes fie s!t,.n spealt ~ assaiEnx knoWl.
enumeration,
, 1881-04-11

DurIuv IL recent trial tn Now York, lii which C.
1. nsta, ~ .,,1 o,i,,s. ,.as ~ .n.. = IN M
H. sns s. nos ~ aeoetp M ,
ot tho Ccntrnl uranoh Union pacIto ltoad to Jay
do,,lt1, slr. Amos gayo the following interesting
'0sI,,, an.o Sa,o,,o ..or. .t,.,, ,,,, T.. c,r.,
nrst necGtno acqlaihted W!th the Cqntr1tl
nramuh MuGd by sunauriPsto f3r M bullying ~, az
sxtoGso pn III: H. aS9sctaPea Si%sn ,d 1ee e * f.
1S re,nntnef5 , Tho wth ,s1 Ms
wnsn Mt. potnsroy was present.; NJ. bushnell
tnlKet npatlt tho CcntrA! lttAnct asnu: Hp sN1uhe
thnuKht hp could leyso tue roAtl to ~. Vhnaur-
n,t ~ a9d nn as Vanderbilt WA ysry ; anxious
inrEeiy lnter..sta.l ,fn Now York Central aud
LMko Shore, which went Into tho saMo depot tn
Chtchgo with tho luck Island. uI,1 be was alsn
iarEe i siookholdsr @ IN 5aa Rock 1s1ana and TINT
!nnollnn Tint would be n worry important
fnltur Tor hun. ! t1sd blr. Bushnell l would
he mentioned tho tertnA upon which he thought
with william l.. Scott, wti0 was. very Intimate
with ny. vnndoshstt and he could 9lnkn n1l ar-
Vaaier0it, ho paying us 1 por cent on sIS,HU /!
, 1881-04-11
MONTREAL, ITEMS.

Special Dtspateh to The Chfeapo 1f.btne. -.
MONTREAL. April l0.-sfcssrs. ChalEcc, OF tho
solIthoaatcsn. aud MIR. SENEGAL. OF tho Occt-
dental Railways, WIN nrc now In New York, Hro
engaged III forming company there for build.
Ing the railway tunnel Under tho St. Lawrouoo,
atr. ShnnIey, ctv1! engineer, having repurted
tlat tho building Of tho tunnel ia1uito praction-
bio. . .<
Two at tho expelled Frcnoh Trnpptet monks
hnye arrived hero and WILL tak0 up their resi-
t1cncn ut UkA. --
Thn ro IL tho st.. Lawrence near this city Is
bpglnn!ns 70 move. and openlngs hive taken
teathor continues tho rtvorw BIO opcn III u
fow days. :.
, 1881-04-11
TlIt:. Ok4A INDIANS.

&pssfaf DhpaEeA 10 ~ ChltaQo Tribune.
OTTAWA, Out, April i0.-1t ts understood that
Arrangements hnya boon nude Tor tho trAl,s1pv
oe tho Okla Indians At TIVE Mountains 10 AuutAar
section. DurIng tho present week Dir. ChoQuetto,
representing the Seminary authorities, and Mr.
hcgtrr, aRsat Of tho Indians, wern IN Toropto
interviewing ths Qntarln GayaEnment In rela-
tn9 70 the purchase Of a tract Of land for \
reservation. Ten thousand aerea were arranged
for In the Parry Bound D!asrlot. It Is said
tho price 10 ba paid IL 10 cents an
acre. Tho 5emioaEy Of. VI, Tulkie d to
pay {or the land. aud also the cost Of
rsmoytu1 tho Indians ta tho naw reservation,
which has 10 10 selected. Yesterday afternoon
, 1881-04-11
The IOWA EASIER.

Iowa Cry. ILL.,, April 10--M las Deuoll stilil lives
She has grown wcaker since lnorntug,-hard,y
abt0 now IN swallow wnter, Hur pulsv Ia very
feebio, and the heat OF her physicians hand
seems to htr like tlro. Shs IL now 30 low TINT
she phys no attention to mnttoro going Oh about
her. Tho excitement 1f the visits at strangers
scc1na 10 huyo Fcduootl hor much. iter friunda
gina tho f0riy y-scventh tlay OF her fast to-day
, 1881-04-11

A man built house worth Sl0,Co0 at Aadossii Il
MusA, without spYutllug u uo!lar. lts bonytsee ~
tho materia! 40 st9 .uonthe ored'! a11 ~ ~ Ill
en! 9f thatt!'ne rcfuscl :? pay. AZ ihe y, s ut
vito. THE lA1&lr was obtained on tho sAlnn pnss1 ~.
and even tho widow who hnatdst The Mpsihaanns Mpasi. IN
t.:!dsaes Sat y aot s sseaay iosea ~ BIZ ae''F
, 1881-04-11

6t4tAl uHpafch 10 4h4 Chtta1o Ifthunt-
ERF1NoHAM. ILL.,, April 0.-Tho Republican
Conycutiun 10 nou.Ipntc candidates for city
offices convened III tho Court rlo,,so ta.alght,
Aia WIS laraey attended, rho following uol,iE-
nations were mati0:' Mayor, Henson wnod; At.
tornoy, JohnC. Whltcs clork, Juhu G. Eversmau;
IreAauror. lnhn J, Loer, hlurshal, +. Kl.nok;
l'nlIoe MAylstruto, w. Il. llucknHr; Aldermen,
Charles n0tur, John II. Lacey. aua john DanG.
, 1881-04-11
JOURNALISTIC.

'6p<ttas u1passa 10 7hs chtesso Tttsuss,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Apri! &0.-To-day Atnos
". Wright, who has for a year or moro beesl
chief editor NJ tho Milwaukee Senttt,e, sent In
his resignation, aud IT will he accepted, II IL
4tate4 that political atftoulty causod tho
Iesixnaaoa* No saoosssor hM YET boeu ap.
, 1881-04-11
FIRE Al DELHI. la.

yesterday destroyed y. Hun s. Co.'s dry.goods
storo and warehouse, Bluttcry's hutct, g. D. Me-
Mulcns stt,ro. II, T. Cusrono's sai0on uni resi-
lence, aud lrwin's livery Stable. Loss. f3.Q@s
insurance, $l5,GW.
, 1881-04-11
NOT VERY SUCCESSFUL.

Hptesai Utp4.teA 70 The Chicago Trtbuna
TOLEDO, O., April 10-Thu 1nlesIu Lan4 Longuc
ut Its meetings this eyc.!lng decided to daband.
The organization here bus not hepn very sue
cussful. Contributions will still 10 unlected by
pusIshoa, AZ IL was concluded thar tho objects Vt
tho Association could be better promoted In that
way than w Y centtNl ORGANIZATION,
, 1881-04-11
HYMENEAL.

:, Special DApateA to Ths Chicago 9ttbpnL
REpYoup, 1ud., April 0.-otr, samuel D. Luck
cit, ut tho Inv htm Of Ylnes 4 Luokuit, In thls
place. astoAlshod aIi his frtond4 hero by marry.
lng last Tuesday n Munole. this State. 9iEse
here laat oveniuY,
, 1881-04-11

Mas 0rundy IN ilattJovd Epsntno Ro.e
Malone 10 NIT thutl, u tho avuEa1v reporters
will havs II, He IL slight lwsiRhlllK but ninety
pYundsl p1t not bul1w thu uvsrag0 m4n ID
on him In wrlakcs. He ~ sAllow. e1laotattd.
aa9 aa nervous! ths heaa. large t9s sha eeds, hest hest
s,rn Ws,i forTsaFa ~ mo thou!assss shs h'Knt
, 1881-04-11

SALE OF A STREET-RAlLWAY..
Bpsetat Dhpatth to 7As Chicago Tribune,
DUBUQUE. H.. April 10.-Tho IIill & Wcst Du-
Guq1lu Btreet Hallway was sold to tho Hon. J, X,
OEAves by the Sheriff, who takes contfot Mon.
dny. lie vii! extend It Eaveral miles. It II tho
only road In tho Unlted States which oltluba
hill Qv0r s0Q feet hiKh on u auouth E,like,
, 1881-04-11
ITEMS.

Tho 1ni,ann Conf & 1la!lway Company has
boon organized tn build tnilroad from ,Torro
elas1tc, Ind, Gust By south to Columbus, about
eighty miles. Tho capital stock is to bo $780,.
U0,:' -.~'a. ,'~rs.' -, - 5'~~ -
Tho Kansas city. Fort eoots j. Gulf 1lailroad
has ordered go tphs Of stcul rails OF tho Union
cn.nlnunced April II. Titoso rails are for tho
Fort Scott l. Ncmphts branch Of tho Kansas
il INV bolng Rratieti from FOEt Scott IN Spring.
tlettl, Mo-, mid the wnrk on the. extension trDnt
TINT point to Memphis will SOON Dn commenced.
, 1881-04-11
General Election and Decoration
Days Likely to Become
Legal Holidays.
ealo0nleeepeEs Who Transact BUS
tncss on Sttndny to Be
Punished.
Ar industrious House Member
Wants to Go to Work a
Lille Earlier.
4 Bill 70 Extend the Exibting Sys.
:, TEN of State Grain In.
speotion.
Favorable Consideration Of tho Bill TO
prayent tic Spread Of Cat
tlc.Disonses.


Prevent tic Spread Of Cat
tlc.Dtsonses.
A Petition Against the Manufacture and
=. Sale Of Adulterated Butter
and Cheese.
-
SENATE.
aoon n1L1. SURVIVES AN ArTEMrTEp
SSrn a
Hrtrtdt Dlspateh 10 TIE Chicago Tribune.
srNsSt,r1ELt, IT,. April p.-Thc scnuto oon-
vencd ut tho usual hour this morning.
A nMnll,or of b,i!s wero reported baek from
tho con,nlttcca nnly one 9t which was Of any
special Importance The Committee on judicial
department sat down IN tito 1touso bill pro.
hibiting Justices Of tho Pcnco fr,m
lsSrISti rnocE$Si:s II. HANK.
Senator Fuller tnnflD n minority report.
Senator Cinrk sniA thu Justices or tho State
Understood tho question fully, and tho bill was
useless. .,:
Senator Fuller thought tho hill good ono.
While Justices hld no right TO tsaile wrlts In
blank, they nevertheless did 80. II WAS cont
tnnn CtstaEa In CH3k Cll,tlty. =;
Scnntor FNler's motion tlnhlly- prevailed md
tho bill wns ordered to secolnl rca,t!n4.
nu1I,n Gl' ruun 1'ltlp0Es. :. - >
senntor Fards bill, permitting citcs and towns
to nnintMin fcrrlcs md bridges ut any point
within '!ye miles ot their corporate limits was
The Scnntc then touk I'D bills on second read
inv.
Scnntnr Writings bill, authorizing County
n0ards to cstMhs., sewerage districts nltd up
rnint Commissioners 10 supervise the cot,struG-
tion Or dEHins. WIS rcatl It second tinIe. SenMtor
Whiting suid ho hnu introduced It b. request
tr!cts and tho Commissioners to levy taxes for
lie understood tho bill WIS desired for Chicago,
n,thn,gt IL nrrcted III" cntife s,nte Thsrn
should he some snvlns prov!s'on put In tho bIl
giving tho stntc control OF the 1nHttcr.
Tl1E SEWERAGE QUESTION ),
wns grcRt ond. and he. desired tho Senate to
It wus uccded >' ~ ''' ' - ""''' :
go. a. IN, $500
o % e Tne sS prnay e oeSt wIs s 1e IL. n
Issue bonds aud build sewers. Thcru tow,Is wore re-
ncss ror sa,yura @ % liza tr,,t lin i wniI'I w, ~
third rsudr 80 AZ tn E!so svaEa.ur colldse, vito
"as ansaht; IN onlMrtnnty y f!sttlss u. =.
tnS @ a a !ms :,r nfgfGss ~ 1I
enGs: , !. WIZ y. ,Ieuusa,tth! ~. . M a'M l!eEMl n
GverS ssso rs ID s1S woro. @ tasro @ waa no
HneW it Il Wo II Sia eSsr w l. Hcev s M. ias e'e''o''
scf'atnr Aaai's sud tue oil w'ts o.--.- -
-, PEOPLE.
Isa chomntop. Ecnntor f,on,nc. Urn. o,rux- ona hc
E.nntnr MINI, innWni ~ i"r In i,IIi ~ oy, H.
taIie. '4'" s3'''4 ~ "'' t"' ~" ." 'oo
T'i,n ,not,o,rwcs fos+ mn, tim ht,t ,,c, ,,,o,,.,
rrfrrf ~ tho "Ss; MN IN IT, WIS Naa's
Hon"tar ~ E"i,n t,H ~ shTy. r.
iinod for intstieucutsor Nus rcud Il second t,no
a'ti seut ~ T,.t !atrn' 40,
EsMnIos ncai ut, P.css!nts!lH u severe pun
, 1881-04-11

IIAnnlsoNnuito, w. Apsjl Blu tho llead!ust.
ors' Convention hors to-tiny, n resolution passed
lnslors!ng and commencing otahouc's action aud
votes tn tho Seuntc,
, 1881-04-11
SHILOH,

sfSm: S1..,..,. nr'',asa.,,NS,,n r1,.i I.s.,so
Sso Que mneli S.esI1 and His H1an 'S No, - alvon"
isl,orn,ait,: BY Ills own Admission,
vVn. s.,rnri.cl Tllnt MORNING,
tofIespo1nenso osnssm'ae .t', a 1a"ae. ... A
WASHINGTON D. C.. april S.-lt ms ocen
for 10 by body IN
~. su sh"rr,.r.: " rcy'.on NJ tbo uI.tnrx ~
as,, ~ ua.' ~ na1 H., tJssu ,. ..ss :" T.;
work upou eucl, revision, aud thnt be was:prc-
parins st map d sustaln ii. now history; Tho
fsS' nst s es a@s ., ~ pslssr @ "i uo. sas
see anu ~ eno nnne1 .s. ns' ,ao ,.np, aa1 @
otllcors and tho men were not surprised, and
TINT uli tho Disgrace that attended tho surprise
rested win tho o!lleof who was trusted a. e IN
con'Ha'e1 on tho holo' mud WIN tue commanding
ot1lcor ut Savannah. = :; 80.
~ 1, nd ha tuo heaa OF ha h". snSl
us 's u e
of Il soldier of ttat army OH tho lcjd Of Shiloh
an fhc frst fIur7 Whns /. to hc an,tl tf TIM no.
ltoness or dolfle tns Haen tho iavotat teRlhens
OF tho city, the gallant Sixth Ohio, was sone or
tho regiments that erowcd ,hrouz the so
close Of tho flrse 1ay's fight, and rushed With
tho faaas f wsa ,eo nopels I to % p
tho cius,nr chnruo which should drive Tho Armv
Hr sS q into dsees td sa III
shS oy W. oxhns ais to ay m
~ ~ To av q ta she ear aa tHss @
~ ~ tnsu 9s,,n,nn, snidinSa 6nXn hcon dSiitnr.
atsy rs,npysat af !. H. ~, an,or. MA
n,cn ~ fhn r,nv AZ fhe Fpnn,ssen tnn|In M 1n.
tny " e" G r Of @ n,ok t
n 9cers rcoyp III" rass9n 9r, u
u;nrltsd orIticism under tho protsnse Of vjudia
sst!as I II, tho Amy As%y y 10 Tsans.sse; n @ ths r:
I'LL av 'ose's 1'"u ' ue.p as''" oae'' o.' 'n'
ncM er f1ISns r. @ e. a s iaas asy sr@ neate a
s.s II 4 rnetHtSr1io. Tia rinht coyarInr snako
Grsek 1t!dss s ira tho loft d rnVlno shove tho
"as thaa ,rno tho n,oht" thoy worc RI.
onsorced i,y three dIyisIous 3 Of nuc,i's 9r,ny,
1e. arant. ia hls o!iis'sl report ot Shiloh,
h1e Mcys gy 5ae VIZ VIZ Wng9 e syy un a
EM!sea M = tSc pssiio il iss:. diifass fToa, S!s M
4nei ~ Ncisns rnons IL Ipn1'in1 shn onanvs ~
@ @ast assat,it: 81 SS''' .''''' ~ 's'''At
fall Hscs ne,fly haf way % from 1.eir ca.nps @ to
tho landing a. lato hour. ln tho .attotaoon q.
ofH nTt SsW rnt nsssssi1n nf tnn tSndt,ss
~, ils tsS|,,I ,u,s IT,,
sn6psis fyier ana bexnsto'' cspis ovid asd i'd
tP nr Pnrn,tt s s1 Ia a1.sry af ritjsd puns
%s;;!sssy = eSS%isy; VA; @ I'D w Ssa's s' lSs
aInsMn5Sa h.ro nvrnpt nocnssarv "tts1,orf.t9
sad i s'aa'i iai.!ntsy tssse rs tseis
s9ppor Iast ~ ths moment tao aavanGo oI
u 2cn. Ncsom asrve s so aaeH adorIs M nse%
, 1881-04-11
LA Ci.OssE. WIS.

Special DtspateA to Thu CAtedeo 1ftban&.
LA CROSSE. Via, April 10-Anoihcr serrn
;Bnuw-storm to-dRy is reported Throughout
Southern. slInucsotn. spccIals from FaErmout
say thorc IL yet eighteen Inches Of old SNOW on
tho ground, and no prospects, for seeding fot
throo weeks. It Is .sald but worry ltt'o u last
years cora-crop Is yet huskod. and tho whes.
outlqok 10 very dtscourngtuR at this time. Tia
Bcllaou IL at lGnat thrcg weeks 10 q month Inter
than Inst year. Tho weather i5 cold and q STEADY
north wind blows, having been In that direction
fDr ton DAYS nnRt.n -
, 1881-04-11

DLOOM1yart,S, ILL. <
spsetds Dspateh to TIA Chicago Ittbunk
l,IO0xfN0ToS, Ill, Apri! l0.-John Trolter will
be nominated BY tho Democrats Tuesday oven-
Ing ~ tha1r csnildatB for Mayor.
, 1881-04-11
A Political Crisis on q Small
Scale in Prince Edward
island.
A Plan for the Resusoitatton Of
the Declining City Of
Quebec.
Strange Circumstances under Which
Two Husbands Disappeared Soscn.
teen Years Ago.
A Rather Sensational :Elopement Of
Married Man and q
Young Girl.

A DONE-TACTOtsT SENSATION.
!5peetal Dhpateh 10 Tbs uhtearo Tribune.
'fr. Jonx, n. H., AprIl TO- . lIttlo sensation
has been caused here ny discoveries In cnnncc-
ton With Il bone. factory II few miles from town.
Tho noard ut Health Inspector found. besides a
quantity Of deeay!ns otral, hi carcasscs ot three
dead horses which Ind bc,Ss., exposed to tue
spring showers aud burning $ {, evldont1y for
prepeae rs @ mn1so or, t ' n9 to ts ros
living snmcwhcrp. flc.d, tn owner Of tho
plare. wins sumniouesi befSSo:; tho Hoard Of
to Sc kept in very iiithy stotc. ami lteltl fined
$.O. liu admitted that the hugs fed un Tho car.
cussos Nf tho horses, md stntcd Tint number
Of hugs thnt he rntAnd In tho sumo way Inst ycar
wcro tllsWscd nr ii, II city trlhter. WIN tnanu-
tacttrcd sausAuo Of thptn aud snslsnge- Incat,
which was sold utUut tho city.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26
swarmlag Extraordinary.

D. \. Kern relates in tho Ohio Farmer tho
following experience with a swarm Of Italian
bees The ir8. swarm came oyer May 3 ard
was put ina hive filed with comb. On he
nineteea.h of May tho second swarm ceme
ont aud was hiyfd win a wu1k swarm. on
tho twentieth the hind cbmo out and was
lived with the second and weak swarm. Ga
the twoutY.lrgt the fourth swarm came ont.
Mr. Kern caught the queen and Killed n. and
pgt the swarm back 10 the old colony. On
Tho tweDty-third the eth swarm canie out.
10 caught two queens ana killed them and
put tho swarm back again. Ga tho twenty-
ninth, atb o. clock am, The sixth swarm
came on. lie csught two queens again aud
KILLED them, ana put The twarm hHek agalp.
Tia samo day, 81 Boz clock p. m., the seventh
swarm came out. This time ne hived hem
10 an Old straw hive and set ahem on iOo VI
ne oli hive, 10 the evening ri The twentt-
h0h no shook them down IN front Of The Old
hive agniu, and that settled fnrh time nc
ewatmipg fever Of tho OLD hive; bit On The
tweDty-s'xih q June tho 1ist youpe swarm
threw out a very large swarm, ard on jul Q
threw out e sec0ud swarm, anl nbaut G,s
minutes later y swarm came cut a tic Old
hive again, He LiVed bath swhrms sgain.
and sold them for SEQ cash. Al lhpse
'Watms made 235 pound. OF comb honey.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26
Praotimal 0urroney.


We have paid tic hondholdefs over nine-
t5ou hundred millian dollare, eud they have
grown arrogant aid diciatoriAl, II Is time
such impuderce received o bsckset.
Ex-Copgre, smsn Leach, who Is one Of Tho
most Influential Democrats OF tho "Old
North Stato,'' has beteftniuCd, like Senator
Malone, to abandon The Bourbon Democracy.
The action Of the National bank in with.
drawing thor circlfa,ion IN order "a reale q
paulp and thereby control Congress, lt
msking Greenhatkors BY the tens OF
th0usAadsl
Tho fefundlug sheam wau n ewindle, but
10 had one good feature. ID prohibited the
banks from Contraction thplr currency AZ
pleasure. His Imperial ifaudulenoy vetoed
lt on account u its OILY merit,
lis Just as reasonable that . 900 lnrmors
shOnlq produce "a tho wheat and demand
their " price pr Il 40 1t is Tor 2.QO0 banks
to produce all tn money and demand their
own price for thepse OF II.
Let each club subscribe for a number Of
Greon6ack papgs Tor gtatniticus distribution
Do not delay all tho usAerIng IN OF the new
struggle. The 0mpaign is not tho time 10
plant but TO gat.er in tho grain.
As tho banks iddlo so the industries OF the
couutry mutt dneo-it may BIO Il triumphal
march, it may ~ q iunetEi dirge-And this
Is great succestN the "iinancial paradise
watch the pollw oi Jyhn Sherman has
fastened upoa country.
Garfield intends u eo.opetsto with the
National baaks 10 all that Wiil help 10 wriua
from the labor OF tie country many more
millions Of usury on @ dob. that has already
been paid Orar a1- oX6r again. lie says 50
10 his inaugural, though ROT ~ these words