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AN ESuANEs1ENr 4AT PRETORIA.
NEwcAsTLI:. Nataf, March jt.-i}our 1Hes-
sengers state tint after tho surrender Of Pot
clofstrom tho yIctors reinforced tho bcstegcrs
of PRETORIA aud tho Joint force, with two
captured gtts. rcptiscd sortio BY The Pre-
TORN garrlsoll,' md droyu them into the fort
intllcttnE considerable loss.
LONDON, April 1.--Speclals from tic Tral's-
vaal state that no ollictnl ncWs Inns bGeM re-
cclvcd OF III engagement ut Pretoria.
HAD NEWS.
DrEnAS,. April 1.-persons coming from
tic Transvnnl report uIat tho Doors are loot
lug the property OF loyaslsts. 1t ts stated
tl'at tho Donr leaders. III Mtdaclucrg ignore
Joubert al,l the conditions OF pence, a,at
warn refugees ngntnst returning, Many
Trallsynalers are returning hurrIedty to Nh
tal. rllcrc Is great friction between tlle Doer
leaders, a,.d II Is believed tliat the lcaeo is
only temporary.
, 1881-04-02

Tho result Of tho motion would hn tho al,su-
Into prohibition Of tic importation Of butter
trn1n other countries. There wiz tlU llertl
Tor nlar1n oil tho pnrt pf lilo farmers, fnr
teEn was 1l0t the slightest prnof that tin IT.
trolncslon Of substitutes for tratter had IT,
tllccs1 tho prtce Of gooA butter. EyIdrncn
bc1nrc tllcm showed thcm ulat some Of these
compounds were nv wholesome IL butter,
and lloly WIS no prtof tint ttey were IT.
jurlous. Thu motion waa ilcsattye.t-l75 to
iD
THE IRISH.
Thu Parliamentary section Of tho 1Iomc-
lsnlers l,as decided tint tho Irish yuto III
Northampton slaIl DO thrown ngatnst Drad-
laugh. - ....
lt1sAnrAr1Il's APPEAL
IN tic House TT Lords Is Intended 10 test Tho
question whether tito pfnint1H Is competent
to recover tlIa penalties imposed, an1
whether l,radlaugl, Is really liable. If tho
Lords decide agulnst 1}radtaugt,. It IS under.
stunt, tho Government will INTRODUCES n bill
rclnfttlnK tho pcllnltcs imposed.
, 1881-04-02

Sptttat pspa.eh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
.DAvESrorr, H., April 1.-The lca bridge
In tho river between this city and Rock
Island showed signs Of weakening yesterday
AFTERNOON, and broka UP on tl,e rnplis In a
narrow chaMnel Mt + o'clock. During the
night It gorged above the Government
b1islge, and half mile above tho back
water came Up witl,lu i've inches OF last
June's rise, which was tho highest ever
known hrrc. 1T s o'clock this morning the
Ilcltl Of ice opposft the city moved down
about 1000 feet, mud there II l,as hing all
day. For tho distance named below
the bridge tho river Is open. but above
aud below It Is closed. When the leo moved It
1nade wreck Of tho kcnkuk Northern Line
warehouses III this city Mld Rock Island.
Three ears of grain ol, otie Of tho switch
tracks In liock lsla1sa wura pushed over. On
l0th ttles, tle Ice, two or three feet thick,
showed np tile shores. varying from ttvG
to twenty feet. Na damage 'las US yet been
slolle, but Hunger Is arprulielit!etl from tho
Drcak-ap above, unless thU Eorge. .beloW Is
released,
, 1881-04-02
A REMARKABLE FAMILY,
Father, Mother, nnd Fourteen Chill
drcns All Living. Wta0nc Combined
Agcx Aggregate D71 Ycnra.

Fn1llcr, Mother, md Fourteen Chill.
ttrcns All Living. Whose Combined
Agcx Aggregate D70 Ycnra.
Cincinnati Enquirer
MACARTHUR, o., March c0.--VIntnn County
thinks she hns the nlost remarkable faulty
in lie State, and in order to prove the asscr-
tion, will give short sketch Of ulu Hey
1o!ls family Of this place:
Mr.. Benjamin. Iteynu!tts, tho father, wns
born i'll MnrtlnsburE, Va, Aug. ~, r.! LID, nhll
III tile year 1Sl1 hu WIS lnarried to 1lss Slsai,
S!lriver. who WINS burn IN the year 17Gt. AIr.
lluynolds, With hts fnlntty. started West IN
Perry County, Ohio. Aftcr living III that
Swan Township. ln th!s. county. whIci.
then formed part Of Hooking County. Mr..
REYNOLDS nus since that time lived on tho
changed frOnl Il wilderness tn fruitful tirltis
M,i plsasant llo,llrs. Mr. Reynolds tar,n
lies Oil tlle limo OF tho Ohio Il West Ntrgintn
Railroad, about eight miles north Of Nc
The n,ost remarkable part or tho history Of
this family Is THUR longevity. Mr.. Reynolds
i n hIs olst yHaF; Mrs Rsyn"i!s y IN her
living. Our townsnan. Hurry Koynol,ls, ls
the oldest son, being now IN Ills 0ai!g yrar.
George, tho sGeontl sui, Is Y cttlzcs, o( SWIM
Township. Samuel. tho third sou, Is now
AsFaAs aAt 4A"tst hAF"A1 AEhtQlEA W tlaNk1Alltf
sOno thirty.ono ycnrs ng0. lsauc, tlsn fourth
son, is u citizen Of Kansas, having gunc there
nbout five years ng0. Seven daughters live
III this county, three OF whom l,uvo never
married. Elizabeth Is the rclct Of s!as
Wilson, and .nnotlor OF ,t;enrEn W.. Anll
Delnlson Wilson, Of Enleskt. Snrah
Is tho r0lict of liurtEs0!t Eos
Ter, and lives IN lDwn, Ly.IIn IL lAv
rellct Ut tho lnte II. IL. Swain. Of this towi,-
ship. ,stnry Ann II tho wifu OF Henry Schlnt-
terback, of Swan Township. Mariull is the
wlfu Of Charles II. Sitlntai,, u,I1 lives near
Nelsonyl!!e, Atie!'s County. Lucinda Is tic
wife Of 1'res!y Wright, md lives III lnwil.
mud lives In Swan Township. Autlt, itacllcl,
n,ul Susnt live with tliuir pnrcnts til swan.
Tho youngest cl,tIA IL II years Of ,lt,t,. asl,t
tho avernEu age of parcHts A,l.l children IL "
years. 1l,ers uro OYER nifty graMlrllliIrc,t:
many Ercat-grauaef!tlllrc,l, Nlit not u fuw
Krent-Eruat-RrAildehtll
We have older men II, E(nton County TIM,
Mr.. Reynolds: but, taking tho wmlo ralnily
togatllbr.-fatIler, nlother, aid cllilttrcn,-w
doubt TINT there II u0tl,ur such family IN tho
Stato. ago Of thu fntAur, VI ycars; ngn uf tho
mother, ~ yeNrs; conlbt.lgd nEts Ut tho chill
lrcn, N0 ynnrs; tutAl Ut MI, p;!l years..
Should nsy one knnw Ut II fulntfy tint call
foot Ap more yenrs without death, lot us
hayu uiuIr history.
, 1881-04-02
Tho Poor People OF Mandan Still
Living In Churches and on
the Roofs.
Considerable Damage in Davenport
and Rock Island by the Ice j.
Accommodations.
Nashville, Tcnn., Visited by a
Terrific Snow-3tOrm Ycs-
terday.
Fonrs that the Recent Cold Snap Has
Dono Much Damage to
Wheat.


1}is,fA1CE, d. r., April 1.-The Hovcr1l-
mciit stea!ner f'cn. Sherman arrived this
morning from Fort Stevenson, where tho
cold silap OF last winter caught It. TIlo river
is falling RAPIDLY, aid navigation can be re-
sulucl from bismarck to Benton. The gorge
below THIS poEnt continues, and the 1Iyc-
mile river still holds sway. At .Alandan
uIorc nru 600 people living upstairs anil III
churches. The streets are full of blocks OF
Ice and water. Arrivals from A1andan report
TINT tie ice ca,ar in 50 rapidly from The Mis-
souri, that all the stocksof goods were cauglt
and badly dnnlagcd. The citizens nre stiort
Of provisions, but relief In tllat particular
will be sent over. They are damaged flilatl-
cfallY about $4,000.
10 fhs tffstsrn Assoetdtkd Fra.
H'sAANcK, OAK, April 1.-The river has
fallen three Or four feet. About 30 people
Went over on tho steamer Eclipse to-day, but
could not get within three miles Of tho tow1,
BECAUSE OF tho Ice. Several from tile IT.
.fntel city came OH tie boat. The Ice Is about
slx fGet deep all oyer town, and very solid.
eltic loses about 35,ooo railroad ties, tiuhers.
etc.. but Il few gnnus were saved. The il0ou
wis 81 s1itden that the people weru glad to
Ret tn the bluffs with ctotllng enough IL
Keep WARM. Alure provisions will he sent
over Tomorrow. Abhut 4DU people were
rendered homeless, hut tha water Inns fallen
80 that many buildings are now OF water.
The total t0ss Is estimated Mt from $50, ,Uo0 ito
$1,000.
, 1881-04-02

Spfet1l U1tpdteh 70 7hs Chicago TH6Hnf.
WATHurowS, Wis, April March vent
out will, alnlost rs much ticrcencss of the
elements rs 1t canio III, last night being ono
ut tho soyctest Of tho seasoll.-a high, cold,
md cutting wind from the northeast prevail
Ing, accompanied by nurr!cs Ut snow at III
tervnls, wl1icl, ut ono tlMe threatened NIL
other blockaua to travel. Tile thermometer
fell rapidly, this 3nornlng registering i de-
Rrcss abovu zcro,-the coltlcst for some days.
With MI average Of 4 foot and 4 ha1f Of SHOW
p!nces, hugo drifts fro.l, iiyo to ten frot higl,
and tho rivers and streams still held solid I'll
winters iirn! c1nbrnce, tho outlook for fnrul-
i1E operations IL must d!scnnragIlg. ltmtlst
average time before Our farmers can get to
work this spring.
, 1881-04-02

ALLIANCE AGAINST .sssts1ya.
DEn1.tS, April t.-llcrr Winthorst's motion
requesting bismarck to cntcav0F to conclude
nt agreement with the Powers to undertake.
to iinrpse penalties ul,0r their own subjects
md Foreigners residing Il, their country for
assasinatiny Or attempting to ussnsillate tho
llrads Ut States, md for nil public Indictment
10 assassination; and that any foreigner guilty
Of assassination Or attempt to assasinate shall
oil demand bo delivered llp to the Govori.-
luent OF Ifs natlyo country, IS unanimously
approved by tho 1nlpcrtalists, the Gcrninll
Conservatives, Gentry. National, Liberals,
md Poles. Even the l'rogressists and scces-
slonst group OF Liberals decide TO utlhere to
tho motion In principle.
TIE SOCIALIST Law.
III tho lebnto III the lseEclistag OIL the'n1,-
1,,,a1 report on the Socialist law, l1err Hazel,
thu lcatter Of tho moderate Socialists. pro-
tested against his purity being '.eltl rcspol,st-
bic for tho uttcranccs Of Most and llasscl-
mann, ai,d complained Of being tracked by
detectives aiul prevented from holding iucut-
ings. Tho Government report was tllon up
proved.
PROSECUTION CONDEMNED.
LONDON, April 1.-The Tlacs condemns
tho prosecution Of tile editor of the F'yCthcit,
rs 1t gives unexpected al,u unttcscrvcd eur
rency to tile offensive articlcs, nl,d, besides,
tho prosecution lllny provo NbOrtive.
Tlft: isT"ToilSEr-NESEitAI. ENlLA1SS
TINT nobody lIns beem forc1bly Giected from
tho Office Of tho E'rcfhcif. Ti!a police, lie
snys. whall making Ill arrest OH criminal
cl,arge, llre authorized 10 talie possession 0f
nil documents anu property from which eyi-
tlence might bo reasonably expected. Tile
Hf.lco was merely locked for tho production VI
Its contents.
\. n, SULLIVAN, II. r.,
Inns been asked to defend tic editor Of tho
Ffcthctt.
AFRAID OF IT.
VIENNA, April 1.-The PRINCIPAL organs Of
tho press publish articles entirely nMfayor-
nbte TO tho scholno for international Under
standing against political refugees.
IN NousIAS1A.
BUCHAREST, April 1.--Inycstigation Of the
distlttbauees ut Jassy resulted III tho suspell-
sion OF three Professors suspected Of Mill.
Ism, and tho expulsion of several students.
IN AMEEuCA.
NEW YonH, April 1.-The following Ills
patch was sent Inst evening by tho Socialists
of this city to 1ierr Most. H.ittor of tl,e
FrclI,cit' who las been indicted ut tho Bow
Street Court, London, for publishing libel
concerning tho lnte Car. and urging tho rco
rle to commit murder outside of hg1
AIntcsty's .lomlnions:
"NEW YOtlK, March :ll.-1'o john .afost. editor
oft1c FrcL,en: Resist tho most shaulcful tyrnnny
assistance secured; drnw OIL the 1nternatlUnu
Bunk from Monday ucxt.
"Jusrus II. sciIwAu."
, 1881-04-02
SPAIN.


MAnnlp, April LIN thu Council Of Min.
listers, tie Secretary Of State for th6 Colonies
announced that, III consequence Of frrs!.
discoveries of fruttts I'll Cuba, atul tho dit1'-
Guilty encountered tit local Influences, Ito
deemed necessary the appointment of lsoynl
Commissioner, with extraordinary powers,
to reform and chnngo tho Administration Of
tho Colony. 1lo tlluuRilt sucll II stcu should
bo taken, even II tho decision obliged tho
Government to chnngo thu highest military
or civil authorities in both islands, md
probably to recall Gems. Dlanco alld
Despujol, rs he, tho Minister If tho Colo
ntcs, believed It 'woutl. 1lo announced
Ills bclivf tlat, from MI ti!a tlata received, no
serious liberal pelity. taelti; or tax%tloM r.;
tho Cabinet resolves ttttin this energetic step
to stop abuses ant| adri1!lstratl,vc reslstanee
to the new nlsy: zig Maf!t Ill., paEHrs , o;t,, Sn'
causgd .Mllcll sensation. :
, 1881-04-02

f;asc GurrlfM Nt,o l0rk CtfH-fiESTLEHEH: tte-
terrlnR to tho inttnr Of thu Department OF tin
I'll inst. md acknowledging tho receipt Of your
reply t,y Mr. .Jneksnn,, hnvr tn say TINT fur.
tfeg telegram Inns l,err rcte!s III trn our pin.
n,ntIe representative nj Hcrnr TOUCHING tho
shipment tn ttts Go,IHtry If tho uIl"Rc'' conrsc'
nnns, FrTtnInn vDHein and Thcrrsn iiau.cn,
Mntt, IN yiew of thu aupgcstons thnrt.sn. ! have
to ask TINT this Department. mHy l'o nFpTlsch IT
tho action tnken hy your 1tMr'1. II my, with
reference 10 tho pcrsnns mentioned. am, gen
tlcmon, yolr Oi'ctlent scrvnnt, ..
JUitH HAY, Assistant Sccrctary.
, 1881-04-02

lOwntlcn Of tEilmpGts anil other bfasa
Instruments. AS III "Astta," tho brass
bant OIL tho s.age responds to tho
orchestra !>cfOrs tho fnotlights. Nn{unt a',l
1er companions nrl. put MP fur nnctfhil.
lhgro h furious competition M:twecn
ltannct and Ucu :Saih. Tic latter has
takcn h liking to Nntma, AMI finally
becomes her ,naster. ,r|!a act ends with
very effective illinlr. Tic third
net IL tlle longest and perhaps tho 1nost Ill
teresttng III The Upcrn. Tho sccno Is q
gorgeous interior in tho harcm ot I,c,.
Mf,1's paiacc. 4 ballet Is intrmlucrtl. Tile
,ntsic Il pjuant and charming, lnrtly 1T
warlikc and purity Iii n softer ulid lnore
ltst0raf key.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is INGENIOUS,
and tho melody rut1cly Interrupted by dlscl
hntwech Lien Said md his rival ifu1t1tct.
THO 1attcr IL ynsuulscd. and is only spared,
thinks 10 tho passionate Intervention Of
Nutmu, who VOWS she wilt kill hersclfif Nun.
net IL slain. The interest n well sustained.
I'll the fourth net MI Important pnrt Is played
! by Il I,nd wflnNn named IlcrHsH9n, repro
seMtcl by Mile. Krauss. IIcr'nosu ind nj
ready appeared IN tho preceding net. Her
husband Ii tyHtnnt'x fatl,Hf. liz hat bgc'l
killed II, batt!a BY Hen Said. The scene Is II
garden Of 1}c4 Stthl's pnlace. 7ferntost, III
| n moment OF lucid recollection. recognizes
lter daughter Xnl'nn;' nild determines to
ayenge tlcr WRONGS. There Ii
4 VERY BEAUTIFUL, DRAMATIC DCO
for mother elni' daughter. introducing the
motive Of the wnr-song 81 highly npp!nulctl
In The i.rst net. III tho tlenuuclenl. iIcrnlos.s
stnbs Hen Snitl, Nn}mn fs restored to her
lovers ar,ns, and the aycnglng mother Is
| allowed TO escape un1sarnet!, thanks 10 The
, 1881-04-02

HON RwIas l'ACrEI8 All: SENT HERE.
norrsrElN, Canton Argoyie, Switzerland
March, :D.-Un Jim. 10 tic Town Council
"ullallilnollsly resolved tint Mrs, Thercsa
Ilouset, and Frltlp!na Vogcl!n shall DO sent
to America II they nro willing to 90. II they
Ito not consent, ills rcsolvuA tint TlIorcssl
Naascn, nboyo Ealned, be placed III n house
Of correction" On Sept ~, 1850, Fildollna
Vogciln, lltegltiMato daughter Of Christina
Vogelln, OF this plncc, made Il declaration
which WIS inscribed I'LL t'io minutes Of
tho Church Council OF Ileuggln, Can
ton Argoyie, that t.ottfrlctl MIer, her
,nothor's husband, iIau sinftt|iy lived
with her yntil Hll0 left home. The PrcsL~
lunt mid Town Counc!! aduIlt openly iay-
Ing paid Ner passag1 to Now York. They
arc Indignant TINT they should bo charged
with sun.lEng an iI,sane gill to America, but
seo 1u |arm III sc.,.lIng tl,pro nbalraonc.,
women of tho yllest sort. Their op!nion al'-
pears to he
QUITE 4 COMMON ONE IN THIS CANTON.
Tho why in which the communities bal,isl.
their worthless a'Id helpless people, undor
tho protext that tho Persons so Hellt desire to
iulnigrate, accounts for tic numerous colll-
plnfnts ut New York respecting uInlgrnlls
frum Argavle. Tlso United States IL tic
present receptacle for tho scum ot European
jnils, poor-slouses, and lu,aatic nsylunls. Tho
United States GoyernMent has humorous
C0nsuls lii Switzerland and [4eKutlun ut
borne. Should not they bo compelled to
unt Il stop tn this condition Of n!fairs goinK
oil untler their eyes? II, In tho prosont case,
tie women aro not promptly sent bnck,
Areoyfc IL ready to supply the An,otfcan
lnaskut with plcnty more. OF tho saiau sort.
NEW fonK, April l:-Tho two women
above referred to aro now ut Casllo Garden,
In chnrRo Ut tho nlntrol,, awaiting the action
at tho l3pa1d vi EEliRratiOn. Superintendent
Jackson says. In Ills roport, llo has I'D testi-
mpny affecting tho character OF tic women
at,d must be guided BY tlalr atlltlaylts, allu
recommends tint The Commissioners treat
them as they .lo other em!graMts-Ylz.: Care
fur them untl! they tind employment. Ses-
oral perso,,B have already offered to engage
tAam us do1nestlcs, d ii It h probable tliat
they will get honles ~ SOON US thu Castle
Garden authorities havo dlsposeu Ut tho mat
Tor, as tlluy doubtless will under the auK-
geslon madu BY Superintendent Jackson.
TIE COMMISSIONERS
received tie following communication:
DEPARTMENT Of SrArE, WAsIl1Suroa, d. g.,
aturch 2S.-1'te Commissioner " EMfuftAta'!.
, 1881-04-02


sroCx CRY, April 1.-The Missouri River
1nadc further rise Mt this point during the
past twenty-four hours Of nearly six feet,
tut It has fai!ei. about two feet ttifs evening.
The rise was owing tn the breaking Ut a gorge
above, allt 1t II feared that the full ttlis cyell
I1g Is owing to tho Formation Of another
Eorge few miles above. No portion Of this
city Is oycrtlowed, and there Is little nppre-
iienston tint my daiuagc will be done Mt this
point. The water. has backed into II few low
Easements through the sewers, but no datn-
age whatever has resulted.
There Is 10 llews Ut consequence from
above to-day, tho telegraph lines nut being ii,
down BY the tloo,l. 4 train p!nced nj the Ills.
posni Gf tho city By the Chicago. Milwaukce
y ST: Paul Company lett lit:re Ills morning
for thu Inundated .listrictim Dakota to render
assistance to the settlers, II my should need
ieIp, hnt + has not yet returned, Some If
the city oillse.s al,t E;oody nn'ncr ot y1!
er Is pleasant.
, 1881-04-02
BUSINESS NOTICES,

XsrofckxioMnl-lIo,trxE for conat.itntt01s
tho treattavnt Of patlunts truln ! to 4 y. III.
From Tho Krcnt nitnbtr Ut t,atipnl1 III daily Ut.
tendance NJ my professional tH>tLs. gtrlet oh-
BeryaHpt nf Hla tj,Ht, whethur for lruatmgnt ur
coIlsultAtipn1 wilt contribute tn thu cunsrnontu
Of All pAttles Interested. LII. GIksAt,N fnATT.
2t3 State stltut, Ehcux0.
, 1881-04-02

DEIu1S, April 1.-Tllc report lint the
American Minister, White, Is nholt to retire
l,us produced considerable regret III tho
Anglo-4AInericnn colony. Alr. White llas ac-
uuire.l great popularity, and would 10 much
missed II llu sllul,d Withdraw y
, 1881-04-02

,Sptsia. D1sratea 10 7hs Chicago 1ttbuns.
OMAHA, Seb.. April l.--rl,ls eyonIng tho
Union I'aclfc finished repairs to tho washed
nut truck between Fremont alll Columbus,
aud tomorrow Will run tralils as usual over
It's own IQt1.
, 1881-04-02

Special Ui,pa.eh fo 7As Chicago Tribune,
DwluIrr, ILL.,, April LA bitter cold day.
1t llas been freezlng hard eyer sinco morning.
a culd Htor,A like tl.is cannot but intlet yery
scrlous !!a'nnga to tile wlntes-wlleat crop.
'rhts cold snap nuts all farming operatlolls
buck pll0tAur week.
, 1881-04-02
PASTORAL CALL ACCEPTED,

CINCINNATI, o.. Aprll 1.-The Rev. David
Walk, pastor Ut tho Central Clristiun Church
of this city. has accepted u cnll frDln tho
mud will enter upon his duties at Ul,ce.
, 1881-04-02

KNOXVILLE, o., April l,-JoAn Waltars
and silas Williams, nged about II and Ii re-
spoctiyaly, yesterday went funting, and l,avo
not yet been heard Of. Serious npprehell.
, 1881-04-02

Special W.paleA 10 1ns Chteauo Tribune.
ocoSoMowoc. Wis, April i.--All-Foo1s'
Day was introduced by II bting blizzard
from tho northeast, accompanied by some
snow. Several cuts un tho railroad have
been IilIeA III, but not enough to delay, trains
bAtlty. Thu thermometer stau1s ut l0legtees
above,
, 1881-04-02
EMS.
IMEs
TIE TftltlsE EA[ItJ.IEOt{9,

TIE T1tltlsE EMrEIlO1i9.
VIENNA, april 1.-THE Etnperors OF AUS
trIa, Germany, aiit Nussia will probably meet
Mt EAs III. midsummer.
, 1881-04-02
TUNIS.
A Eff1It7rs.

PAINS, April 1.-Troops sent to protect tic
Algerian tribes from tho ,nara.idttg knro,,-
mi l,ad n sharp light March 81 with lilo TIL
niulas, Several were wounded Oil botl, sides.
, 1881-04-02

uuEECE WILL. REJECT THE rOnrE'9 r1l0-
IUBAI.
LONDON, April LA dispatch from Athens
says: Premier Counolndouros will telc-
grnph tho Grcrk agents In Europe that Grcrco
cunnut accept tho Posie's proposals.
, 1881-04-02

6pttat btspateh to Tbs Chicago Trlblns.
ELKItAltT, llti., April l.--Tratns uh the
Lake Siioro Hallway waso delayed on IT,
count Ut SHOW 0n the west dlyfstun fran one
tu SIX tntlrs, 1M.llAy ttIN Btt1ttlt WIS KuHprAf
over the nGrthHrn portion Ut tllG Stutu. An
other storm Ia expected Tonight.
, 1881-04-02

\ STRANGE rfIESONENON.
MADISON. in,i., Aprii s.-lsrliabic fnforma-
tim, from Samla Township, ttlscounty, Hays
that 1nrgc quantities Of sulphnr-llour felt III
tl,t3 siow.stnrnt OF last evening In that yicitl-
ity. Tic same remarkable phenomenon Was
witnessed in this city.
, 1881-04-02
PERSIA.

CaSsTANTISo!IE, April l.-TAo plagne Is
diminishing In Nedjct1, but 1t Inns appeared
pt Maragtu, III Northern Persia.
, 1881-04-02

Tho people hAvo coHtldence In tho Hhnkers'
earsnpMrlllA. hgGuiiso y EGntllllo SInkur sntti-
fclne, prepared 1y tho Canterbury Shakers, Shak-
LIZ YlllnxI. N, IL.
, 1881-04-02
OMAHA. NER,

OMAHA, NED.
Sptetat Hhpateh 10 The Chtenao Tribune.
ONAiI.t. Mob, April i.-Tilc Missouri River
Is stationary ut this point, and ilu tlaAgur Is
.ppptellendel here NOW until the June rise.
, 1881-04-02

OTTAWA. IT,, April i.-Tho two special
trnths wlllci, lift this place yesterday fol
Af(nnestta are snow-bound at Lamoftic, wesi
Of MENDOZA.
, 1881-04-02

af'G1tEtiOR, Ia,
Special D.spateh n ne CAfeaoo 7$tbant.
Mct;EEHty., H., April l.-favtgalton still
closed on tho Mississippi River Mt this point.
Weather cDld.
, 1881-04-02

IEetldtnE's Russia kalve has proved
its o'tlclvauy by teat Ut Is ycara' cutstaut use
Try 1t.
, 1881-04-02

CINCINNATI, O., April 1.-The snow-storna
which lIas prevailed for the last few days
continues with all the yigor Ut q January
blizzard.
, 1881-04-02

E4AS1IvI1LE, TENN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., April LA l.eay3
stow-stor1l for this suction Is prevailing.
, 1881-04-02

bo estimated lruin ~ 10 70 per cent have IiNl
III 10 tho present tiu,e, allh tl!oy nro still
tiyllg rnpltlly. Thu shecp which lllvo l,eell
saye.l hayu been fe, q tt,o rA,19es for a!,l,tt
xe Or ct s'x ~ months TT, with ny at cost Ut from
"is si,eslrrnisIirg profitable business ~
"'rnkihE 1t VII tito wl!ole, s'ieclrrniatnE. OIL
tl,o p!uins Is INT, as lIns been reported, Il
anti t' i" wcii Ss r. er'!eral t6ing. b!it dis
tru!lcllery Ut the climate ca1ses n disaster
every t,Ifeo OF fnlr ycars. Tllosu disasters
coIno with striking re!s.'iartty anu XIII w'sole
cel,,loIis t il Ills rule, bit, tho deaia,s wha
generally rscnl,e tln'se disasters nru slnalf
iiuA!rrs, ind, tilcit sllrrI Groyes being small,
they aru kept In el2sn pio$llnity tn tiln HOUSE,
and II bains md sl,stls, aint en- H. be Kys!!
p,e1l tn my, neigI,bnrlmot started I'll 18Th
nntll Ainreh, lsT, increasing. tho herd y
p,U00. A. st0rn. ranlb. ,lroll them Mure!l Z,
La as s%ep siist sio '''it '%iols " S Ssl "''sy %%ay.
Not d suglo sheep was snycd, a
Now England COMPANY were n tlies
r;Ee UT ttn!y %f S tr Is ;t ffl ;r.. to sT
aid ,tl Il iIrrtt nf h.lN ilrst-class sileutj, Ull
May ii, lsi7. lftersl,e.rIng-ttn'o {t,e weather
having buel, tinu unli grass abuNaMt}, tllero
rams a. ,halI I-stonn md destroyed nl! but +.
these tIisustars, ind say ttiat. although for II
sl,art tiInu ias slleep bsls!ness ~ profitable,
III tl.u .,su tho profits usr GENERALLY nothing"
"iinw nln'it si!enIrrinls!llxn Iii g. \. lnxaa" -
Ton n'rll IN that StHte tlAse '!,alu in9ney OH
sheep wtIuru u1!n iuN!l m tl!u pfntiis nus
lnutlu anything liko is reasonable pruilt. TN
s 9'y S1a f { ter IN II 9ysr tx Wss W. SIa S''i
you ,nuy Say: that Eenryal!y tAo cattle.mesl
ara mt very hopeful, nillthgl. they inAy say
, 1881-04-02

barometer cDtfGct8h 4Or temperature, elevation,
mud InAtfuHlGntal errur.
sMelted snUw.
frbo esnAli ~ measure.
Mean hnttIMeter. Al1!I.
Mean thcrn,nmeter LII
Mpnn humidity. SA3.
1llxheAt tGnt.urltrFt.h n
Lowest temperature, u.
EUICtUl,, April 1-30:t3 .. nj.
Richland beacon., 1881-02-19
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