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PROPOSALS
FOR TOWER
Clock and Bell 5!
CRY CLERKS OFFICE, !
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 9th, 1881.

ST. PAUL, Mlnn., May 0tu, 1coA.
! Sealed proposals, marked proposals for tow
er clock, etc. )" will be received at this office
until Tuesday, the 18th day of June, A. D.
1881, at 10 O'Clock NJ, for furnishing this city
with tower clock and bell, proposals to
comply with the following specifications:
The clock must be half hour strike, and suf-
ficiently heavy to raise fifty pound hammer
without under strain upon working parts.
The dials, four in number, to be seven and one
half feet in diameter, and all metal, unless the
common council, or committee thereof, shall
choose Illuminated dials. The clock must
have gravity escapement and compensated
pendulum, and its rate of variation gnaran-
teed not to exceed fifteen seconds per month.
The bell to be of sufficient weight and strength
to stand the blow of a fifty pound hammer.
The opening in the bell tower is nine feet in
the clear. Bidders will state the weight of
bell for which they bid.
Tbs right to reject any and all bids is re-
served
By order of Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
130-158 City Clerk.
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Notice to Creditors.

y eey-In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Henry Warner, de-
ceased. s..,s
Notes is hereby given to an persons having claims
and demands against the estate Of Henry
Warner. late of the county Of Ramsey. deceased,
that the judge Of the probate court of sxid county
viii hear examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, at his office in Saint Paul. In said
county, on the first Monday Of the month of August
D. 1881 being the FIRST day Of said month. and that
six months from the 18th day Of May, 1881, have
been limited and allowed by said probate court for
creditors to present their claims.
PETER BERKEY,
Administrator Of the estate Of Henry Warren,
deceased
Msy Sl6w-Tus
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NO MORE
RH EU M ATISM !
or Gout Acute or Chronic.
sALICYLICA,

Manufactured by the European Medicine
Co. of Parts and Leipzig.
Immediate relief warranted. Permanent cure
guaranteed Now exclusively used by all cele-
brated physicians of Europe and America, be-
coming Staple, Harmless and Reliable Rene
dy on both continents. The Highest Medical
Academy of Paris reports IS cures out of 100
cases within three days. Secret-The only dis
solver of the poisonous Uric Acid which exists
in the Blood of Rheumatic and equity Patients;
81 box; boxes for S.. Sent to any address,
free by mail, on receipt of price. Endorsed by
physicians. Sold by all druggists. Address,
DANIEL ROMMEL, Sole Importer,
162 Fulton Street, New Yor
: For sale by Noyes Brothers & Cutler, St.
Paul, MINI.
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chi nicOC and Psnaonsn ssnd your sddrsas -
SuluICnS . postal card - ]. 7. eoULE- Boz
. Ns.hinston. DO, AID receive fREf IN el.btpags
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E;hETRJc Tie Great rssncn In,izS..'0r; Gent.
RING. PiEs for lost manhood, q boz. Book
sn Nervous Dissases. cause and snrs; 1oe to lay
postage. Oh. JA1kA ~ Warrington skest Obi
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Whitney & Smiths Addition to st. PAT

All objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and filed with the Clerk OF
said Board at least one day prior to said
meeting.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. GORMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 1918
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CONTRACT WORK.
Constructing Sewer on Ramsey
Street. /

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, May 81, 1881.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
City of St. Paul, MIMI, at their Office in said
city, until IL NJ. on the 18th day of June, A.
D. 1881, for the construction of a sewer on
Ramsey street, from Pleasant avenue to Forbes
street, in said city, according to plans and
specifications on file in the office of said
Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in sum
of at least 20 per ceut. of the gross amount
bids must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 148-158
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Confirmation Of Assessment for
Sewer Oh Seventh Street. {
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
CITY. OF ST.. PAUL, MINI, May 30, 1851.

The assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from the construction OF a
sewer on Seventh street, from Broadway to a
point about 100 feet east of Jackson street, in
the City of ST. Paul, Mimi, having
been completed aud entered OF record
by the Board of Public Works in and for said
city, said Board will meet at their office in said
city at p. m. on the 10th day OF June, A. d.
1881, to hear objections (if any to said assess,
ment, at which time and place, unless sufficient
cause is shown to the contrary, SAID assess
The following is list of the supposed own
ers' names, description of the property bene-
fitted, and the amounts assessed against the
same, to-wit:
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Foreign Money Market.

Foreign Money Market.
LONDON, May 80.
CoNsOLS.
Money 1925 Account. $500. 102 SIG
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Mayalls Subdivision of Block 1, Whitney q
Smiths Addition, and Block IL, Robert q
Randall's Addition to st. Paul.

Supposed owner and
description. Lot. BLOCK. benents.
James w Yandes, Robt
and w N Stees $50 81
Same, same, same & same 3 10 w
Same, same, same & same lS6 w
Same, same, same u same 8 !2o w
Same same same & same 6 1876 90
Same same. same & same 1875 90
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River Division

Thro Chicago Il e. Exp,
Thro Chicago 4 E. EXP,
Iowa b MINI. Division
Thro p. du O ,Mil&O Ex
st. L. h Kan. City Elk. /.
st. L. h Kan. City Ex..
Hastings & Dakota EXP.
OwatOnna Passenger. r.. .
, 1881-03-12
Parnell Dipping into English R1eo-
tions in Alliance with the
Tories.
Great Popular Hostility In Portugal to
the Recent Concession TO
England.
The Attitude Of Germany on tho Silver
Observation-Disclosures Banquet in
Madrid,
THE BOERS,

JotDEitT'3 SUGGESTIONS.
LONDON, March. ia correspondent Mt
Mount Prospect tclegrap!ls that lie has had
an Interview with j0uhcrt. The 1ntter sntd
he Yonld ngree that the English Gag might
bc }iolstcd oncea ycar. and all English resi-
dent officer DO placed with tho Transyaal
Government to legislate on all native ques-
tlohs. all land md frontier questions to he re-
fcrrcd to tho Colonial Government, The
lsness would also agree to confederation II 1t
Was desired by the other South African colo.
MES. Joubcrt said he would consider no
terms which Included annexation, but llo
thought Il settlement might be effected by tho
annexation Of :" TINT portion Of the Transyaal
this side Of tho Vaai Ktyer." aud giving tho
Beers q republic Ul tho other side, the Brit
ISL being Unidentified for their war expenses
by thts additional territory.
THE nAsuTos.
CAPE Town, March 1l.-Alaj. Carrlngton
again advanced, but tile Basutos barred fur
ther progress.
ARTILLERY.
LoSl'os. March 11.--An additional bnttery
OF artillery lins been ordered tu Cape Colony.
SE0oT1ATloNs WITH THE UoERs.
Government Intends to associate Sir Her
cules Robinson, tic Governor Of Cape Col
ony, with Gen. Wood In tllo c0lluuct Of ne-
Eotfations with tic Beers.
Tilt: AI.,f1sT1cE.
Mr. Gladstone said he believed tint neither
Gen. Wood nor tho Huers had proposed tho
nrmlstfcc. but the President of tho Orange
Free State. Tho question Of appointing
Commissioners to examine into matters III
dispute Is under consideration by the Goy-
crnnlent, but all runlors about pence ne-
gosiatlons aro clthor premature Or ground
, 1881-03-12

]}oyton was arrested. III the dispatch was
nls1 tncfhsed n long letter which
15oytnn has addressed to the American
Minister detailing Tho circumstances ot l!s
nrrust, prne!nf,nt.K Ills inItIcGncD Ut thu
Charge against hin, -,,atncly: tucttlng others
to commit murder and demanding tho in.
tcrvcntton Ut AninrtGnn officials In order to
obtain hts Immediate discharge from prlsol,,
OF tito specify trial Of tho elnrKe ngnitlst him.
Only three prisoners were brought 10 Dub.
lin to-ttay. News Ut two ,nnrn nrrests wns
received. Thfs Init II accounted fur by tho
fact that col,stabutary escorts arc scnrce. and,
unt1l tll0se now coming In return, III further
artests will bo l,a4u.
ALL FOR 4 royCoTrEp MINISTER.
II tue 'rtttern Assoetattd I'sest.
DUBLIN, March 1t.-A relief party, con-
sfstnv nf seventeen Orange lalorcrs, engaged
by thu Emergency Committee, has lett for
Gslway, en- roslto for l}niltnsklll. t,onncn,ara,
to assist lha Protestant ltcctnr, Canon FIc,t.-
INK, WHO was recently fired Mt, md for Il long
time hus been "boycatted," on account uf
sectarlnn animostty. Eactl laborcr Is armed
with rifle and revolver. They will be
conveyed from Galway arount tho coast by
tile frigate Valorous.
ARRESTS
OF Lnild IeaEuers still contin,lc.
rAItSEI,I.
fRs Issued Il nAnlfestn 10 the Irish electors of
Coventry, urging them to vote OIL Saturday
Tor Eaton, Conservative candidate.
IN TIL! COMMONS
llarconrt moved tho third reading Of the
Dlsarmlng bill.
Mr. Tarllell moved the rejection Of tic bill.
Parnells motion WIS defeated III to 10. nlid
, 1881-03-12
IRISH NEWS.

LONDON, Atarc], ia fcw morn arrcsts
were made to-tluy, but tho excitement las
s,lbsElcd, aud tho procln{metl districts ore
Unusually utttct rho mnss-,1,cetings
to be held oil Sunday viii he
largely attended. but thn sncoi,nrs hnve hae,,
ndvisod hv tho r,"o"ttwn fo,,,,au -
thc trnpuc to mnd,rat,o, md ,,,ora ,ytt, w.
IN sm,i, sconna ~ aarl|oI ~ ira ,"oot,n.. Ms w -
war oco rim nr1sonars II, ~ rtt,no,.,.s, a ~ -
hnvo unIo ~, tl,atr ",s",ls ~ =. Ian 81 .,t",,t
cen mnnths' fmmriso,ment b"t - 10 h;r,i,. utF.
probable tint ti,cy viii hn relense1 hefnre tto
ani ~ t,,a , ,.a.r y; WAL W. to'o"7'" ''i''o '''o
''a u.,'., y. .,u t,'1, ,',s's,,a, Seas ~
ttifs PoAhtSH WHICH NOW PREVAILS
continues. Aucil depends on tho nnturo Of
.ae PROVISIONS OF Inc new l4a1tl Dill. 1t tho
tirco "t's" arc recognized even 10 limited
extent TUG country Will glaslly acccpt 1t,
ana tho l!Altl League nKl1ntton will be
K's'ets. IL IL 6ald by those wfto are In posi-
ton to know TINT Mr. Gladstone has gono
i,rtlier III dealing with this question tha'a
tlie ltaticals expected, and that tllcro may bo
some d'tisculty In conclliatsng WhiR lald-
loFds*
rAtHEM"
p.p, ,,,~o,, 'tf''u. r. M.i'a T%nf r,,<,>,o. ,a,,
pa,aitut ,,".'as . fr,,,a1 H., .taa a. .om' ~"
in,,r.'a'I,tr p"n ~ ao.."t " Wv
s's .'o .t.'t @ 49, f"t"e'. ~ W "t-
o ~ LUIS "' t!lu !ot ,al.' a't u u 1aHo
W. ~. H''t,i1 ~ ttu ".'u"' ft"'oo-Aflsn o"a"e1
W. VI" "s'.eA IVY
s"Sf4.;. y..s,', nHn ,,.,9. ou'na1"ft
1ovnoy, ,rarcl, II' IL E:rh, .T. ,,orro,, r,rt,,u
lntest ,nnva-invoItnr f.nw"rtrv fo, ~" ' r;,r ~
tmsn nj ossiattnr In t1,o ,af,ot ~ t,,o I1hnsn,
condIate~is ,yot"hml vii, oora,l"rnh'a y" I". IT,
to-n.t ro,...,>.... I"e soc ~ -, ".' nv ~
, 1881-03-12
FRANCE.
GAAlIErrA AND {I[kEYY.
-

l'lsls, Mutcll 1.-The Rcpublt4ue FsuM-
catse to-day gives q eontenIptuona ru,ltratlle-
toll to the oIa0druta account Of n. GAM
betta's recent interview with II. G1tyy, pub
llsLel by the Petit Juu,1s1t al,a tha E,uncc.
"'rhe visit" 1t says, "w'1.s Ut a strictly pg!.
yate nature, and all Tho Ingenious spccula.
ttons 1t has given rise to rest OH nnthlng,''
TIE C3sowN FRINGE or SWEDEN
Is soon expected here tu visit Ills Intended
bride, the daughter Of tia urand Duke Ut
I3aden. Gruat preparations ase being nude
for his reception.
THE VIENNA, rArEHS
have lengthy description OF the Princess
, 1881-03-12

Officer. Rtnaroso and Dillon concluded to make
i descent upon tho plnco With searcll- wRrrnnt
Tiny f0unn only II harness. which WINS identifies!
ns having !Iccn kt0Icn by burglars m tho fhth uf
December fr,n tho hnrn IT Uenrpe l1ei!mnn, In
tho rear nf Mt. 10 Utfnn fnrk rincc. CamtnAn
~na arrested, and hooked for burglary.
, 1881-03-12
MUE0ERO1S REDskINS.

rur"o- LOUIS No., March ll.---A Fort Worth,
TO-" special says report reached there
dso,s.u.'aE u'aE . band OF Indians nave been
ia msatstsai9 sttani9 ~ Nolan County, nlla TINT they
hlt.o039 d 'party Ut Texas j. Pacific
'1hsy Xxx ,Mtauefs, WouullnK several Ut thelu.
, 1881-03-12
4 nQcInR ARRESTED.

The proper natne Ut the man nrrcstcd by shor-
II lI!!dchsanI, nr New yark. n IT. ". Il. North
way. Tho charge Is anld to bo a trurnpcd. Up
otio. and the complainant, J. D, nenr,lsicy, has
ett1enyUrcl no lcss thnn fH1r times to net m in
tltct1nnnt nHantt tho Doctor. Mr.. ". II. North.
wny. tho lcrHrAph operator in tho e.mploy ef tho
Atlnntt6 T. f'ncil!o CIMpanyt and sotnewllnt
nctlyc melutIrr Of the YIN. Z. H., wIAheA 1t utl-
ieratood TINT he IL not tho man.
, 1881-03-12
BRITISH NEWS,
TlCIfituitSE,


BRITISH NEWS.
T1cIflsotSE.
seeetdt tab'f'
:, l'oSpoS' ha9ch ll.-1he l1ouse ot l'ords
'ts ols.l,iSseu tl' tasLlo hppea4 case hhA
"'slfheu tne Judgment OF uae CoaTt ol Ap-
psals given June - lsso. The case Il a11
oatxro"'n OF tslo famous Tlcllborne affair.
.ttla ~ ehtatlea 1!lc Qheeh vs.. ORION, alaas
eastfo.' Ihe hearing OF tliis cnso
was eont'l'nea Juno ~. is"' I'll
..lo VIII ot error ralslnG INC qneS'
tlon whether tic Judgment ngainst the
aetehdaht TINT ne Should undergo seven
years penal seryis'1do IN each Of tile two
Cohlt5 III WHICH he Wh3 Convicted o1 perjury
was Valll. ING question arose On Ills terms
OF tho statute Of deorEe H., which allowed
ol q sentence 1of transportation Tor which
penal 6erV1suue was sIhce substituted for
perjury. On Aug. "a. 1850. tho Attorney
General consented to tito iicl'bornc writ of
error being SUBMITTED to tho llouse Of Lords,
l''e appellants sollca1ors having given ade-
qaate reasons.
THE rrHF.
Special Cable.
,' "n'e' tA " .,,;a,. ,.o pt1'c'p"1 e'uoS
3cae''un3 .hi' Loi.l'niu 'htee-5eai o!u
"o1so nnl[elt "lls 1n'esiea III freely. 43'ooo
Suburban, wllt!r for tho Derby f., 600 to 4saO
auu E4,50o to Gl0O were ucccptcI, Several
large bets ut the same rate have been pre-
''o"''' |''"o''' ..
,,,..,. "a.apstusE.
,,~rox W,ra,' =, @'<' 'sr,,a ras,,.,,,.u, ,.
t,.,s.,,a, ~, a,a,,.t', .o,1,., 1..''.a.""
$40 t,n,, .,,,,,,.4 ,v' y" o''a''ot'''
,,a.oo thu. A., r..,on4 .,,n. n.'Sns - ~
Ministry is pure invention.
NAI.'GEN. NIcl1ARp lIfnnEnT GALL.
Ma1.'den. Atehasd llerbert Gall G. H.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the Royal Hospital
at Cllclsea, Is dead, aEed u.
PROF. WILLIAM RuTiiEitFoisn I.ASnERs.
En1Sliuh0, MARCEL H.-l'rof. William
lluthorf0ru l'0ndefs, pat'lo1oR'st Of tic
University or Edllburg, Is dead. necd -.
THE EAl'f. OF srltArFonD.
LONDON, March 1.-THE lion. john
Charles Grant ORelvle, Earl of Strattord. Is
dead.
AT THE WOOL. sA1.Ea TODAY
7,1a7 bales were offered, chiefly Port Phillip,
Sydney, aud Cape. Good demand and prices
ftrm.
DNApLAC0M.
LONDON, March LITTLE Court Of Queens
Bench rendered decision to.ttay tn the case
Of Clark vs.. Drnulnugh. Clark is Secretary
Of tho religious association wl.lcl, prosecuted
Hrat3augh under the nucicut law, still on
tho stat,tte-books but supposed Ito be obso-
lete, which I'm poses n t,ue OF E5oO Of, prrsons
for every time tlley vote Il, Parliament With
out heiu{, nnatttIptl. J,rnd]anyh ,vhpu nlacted
al]owcd to tako nts srnt and yofca 1,ho
, 1881-03-12
EAIBROIDERIE.S. dc.
CARSON, PIRIE
& CO.'S
VeSIDnl Dry Goods House
Madison and Peoria-sts.
Special Sale
Elllbl' Older les,
Handkerchiefs,
and Laces.

One lot Of Elegant Hamburg Embroidery,
t,2, =, anl inches Wide, u and
t. t.oc; warranted to be the bcat
value ever shown.
One lpt of FIncr nnl better goods, in-
eiuding 100 pieces of Flounc1ngs, ut
90, 22, and 25c; extraordinarily
cheap.
Que lot Of Colorol Hamburg Embrolder-
les, fast edges and now, clloice de-
sfgns, to loo per yard; worth
double.
200 loz. Nottingham Titles, large sizes,
, 1881-03-12

NJs4th n ~
oERMASf WILL. PARTICIPATE IN Ttlr s1T.
YER Et}SFEjtf:SCE.
EIyrirt f5RtIk.

IN / f.a.SK1 r. rtkt
' :" ": yEu ':ssai iS'srH1.f:xcf, ~ '"'' SUI
Sweia, f.IAI<.
DEtsl.fS, March ll.-ticrmnny having Il,
1873 declined atl participation Il, tic Aln,lr-
tary Conference, consents to be represented
tn TIC Conference which will meet on tie
l9:h In Paris Minister White a,ul tie
Cot1lto Uc st. Vuttur. french Ambassador,
hhsihE jnlntly communicated to the
berIln Cnhinet The Identical invitation of
their Governments, received on tho 9Th TN
| at'trinasive reply. flte sabsta'lcn Of the noto
M!!lt''n III sier'lsah rcHtlS wien TRANSLATED Ms
follows: "Tlie lmrcrlnl Government III nc
ecpI1ng Tic Invitation presutnes tint thu re-
t spectlse negotiations will not n1m ut
ah arrangement or positive ngree-
nlent 10 to rnttt'ctl by the Powers,
but merely Mt delibcratiDn nnd the exchanges
OF opinions fur The elticltation Of their rela-
tlnns bearing upon thu question. THUS t;er-
Mnny, by participating In the Conference
does not III tho least prejudice the lbcrty Of
tlecling its to her future attitude.
HAnoS TitiEpMASS AND rJllvy CorSsEi-
i.ots sclfi.AHDr
Hase peeli appointed delegates. Tic lattcr
- rccoshlzru as M authority here. Tie
government. although uplio!dtnK tho gohl
S1a1ldar'!: Is well awar, ot tllo danger Ut thu
lelhollet,@atioh of, silver. Having a1rcahy
'hc1easeu Hs lcgal amount of silver
eo.hs from len 10 thirteen inarEs per
Heao m Fopa'atHn. t ms stu saeh
lan''t1les OF surplus silver tflAt lis sale ell
mus nca'y loss: Prince BISMARCK despite
hts reserve, wo,tld flkc the establishment Of
iSed comparative value between gold asld
silver
1l1e IoloEne Ghzct'c, discussing tho pro
p0SCu Conference, S1YS: hll1G HutlErGtltS Of
, 1881-03-12
A STOLEN HARNESS,

JaIaaa Camman. occupying rooms on the sec-
ond door OF H tencnent house ut No. los Cvntre
avenue, has for some tftuo pust hteA suspected
Of receiving Aso!cu property, aud yesterday
, 1881-03-12
A STUDIO BURGlARlZED,

Col. James FArInhn. Rrtfst. occupying the tnp
il''or at No. 14K State street. yesterday Cdnl-
planned at poitcn headquarters that burglars had
force. cHtraace t'urn9 tho might 10 he studio.
and ht!d *tnnn two tf paintings. Oriental scencs.
valued Mt $40, aid nbostt &50 worth Ut books
AtIl Utf0r nrlnrffY.
, 1881-03-12

THE sst.tLI-P0N ABAT1yG.
SAS FRANCISCO. March tl.--Later alytces
from Honolulu report the smallpox epidemic
abatlIlg. Since It began about 1000 persons
have been QuarantincI III their houses.
, 1881-03-12
FOREIGN.

Joubert's Basis Of Negotia-
tiQns for Peace a Little
Sardonic.
1io Will Uiyo Up All Tint Part
Of tito Transyanl "This
Side Of tho yaal."
Plain Statement Of the Great Ur-
genoy Of Business in the
Commons,
All the Appropriations, Espc-
cially the Afghan Supply of
$4,000, 900, Crowding.
A Judge Decides Against Brad
lnugll l-Tlie Government
Will Support Him.
The Tichhorne Claimant Will STAY
in Prison the Rest OF
His Term.
Parnell Dipping into English R1eo.
tious in Alliance with the
Tories.
Great Popular Hostility In Portugal to
the Recent Concession TO
England.
The Attitude Of Germany on tho Silver
Question Diplomatic Banquet in
Madrid.
, 1881-03-12
.AEGIIANISTAF.

WUIENMMEIJ IHN,
CALcrTTA, March, ll.-A1oha.nlncd Jan,
the Noted Afgisas, leader, has been murdered.
, 1881-03-12

Il
ElESSA. March 1l.--Count roronIn has
resigned his scat III and the Presidency of
tic Lower House Of the Ileic.lsrattl, ln coll
sequences OF difference with the constltu-
tfunQlista.
, 1881-03-12
DENMARK,
QUEEN LOUISE.
$yxrt.j fsx,b,Ix

torESl1AGEs, March lt.-Quecn Louise
of Denmark Is seriously intllsposed.
IT Is EXPECTED
TINT the hereditary Princess of Denmark will
not long survive tho slLock Of the Queet,
DOMMger's 8 death.
, 1881-03-12

IORTuGAL,
INTENSE POPULAR HOSTILITY To ENGLAND.
SptttGl table,
LISBON, March ll.-TIlc Liberal Cabinet
Which took oi.lco here eighteen months
ago on tho fnll Of Seilor Fortcs,
nnt which tho Conservatives Ind
styled tho 1tcgenerators, had promised
ample rcason for MI independent policy. But
It llus Increased taxation, crentetl Il yexatiOus
Income tax, made new loAns to covnr uritcfts
annually accllmnlating, and now public opi,,-
lou accuses 1t Of being like its predecessor, !.
nero toni af British tlpluulncy. 1t llas passed
in secret session Ut tho Chamber Of Deputies
trcnty granting England juris,lfcllnnal md
tariff rights In tic colonies Of Portugal OF,
tho Gust const Of Africa, besItlcs the right Of
passago for troops nitl railway n,atGrlal frcu
Of duties for ten ycara.
THIS VOTE or PARLIAMENT
was taken despite formidable nInsifcstn-
tfon IN tho streets Of Lisbon AMI Ill tho lob
bles. III the courts Of tho Chamber ut Dep.
llties trDnps had to charge thu moi. Which
uttnrcd Republican cries nnd protested
ngainst tho treaty nnt tho Cabinet. Patrols
cleared tho streets. Tho garrison WIS kept
under arms. TlIe Minister'S carriages wero
iI00ted.
Similar manifestations n.ll 1nnnstor meet
ings lIhya been held III uporto, Euro, Cnfnl-
bra, nnd other towl,s during tlle !nst fort
night to protest aeainst the Income tax and
British Influence.
TIL: AGITATION INCREASED
when division Of tie british fleet anchored
IN the 'ragtIs River the same tlay u, which
tic Cabinet obtained tho ynto ln tho session
declared secret ut tho reQucst Of
the Premier. t'nb!lc optnton Is M on
, 1881-03-12
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Hcadlng'x Russia SRlyc has genuine
merit. as all who use It will testify Price, Is
ceuts.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-03-12
The 'TOwnshiD of Ellis.

Last week we noticed that the Board
of Supervisor, at it's meeting, erected a
new township out of the southern half
of the present township Of Burt, to be
called Ellis. The new township will be
composed of five surveyed townships.
Townships 33, 1 east and west. and
townships 81, 1 east, and 1 and 2 west.
This territory has been filling up with
settlers quite rapidly, and as near as we
can learn contains population of about
200. Their remote situation from the
place of holding the township meetings
virtually disfranchised them as they
would be compelled to travel thirty or
forty miles to attend the polls and as
elections usually take place when the
roads are i'm the very worst condition, it
was almost an impOssibility for the elec-
tors to get there, and if they did attend
it would consume three or four days
time to do so, which, situated as they
were, they could not afford. The diyis-
ion of Burt and the erecting of the new
township remedies this and there is a
sufficient population in that portion SET
off to authorize it, and we have nc
doubt the new town will flourish equal
to the best of the towns in the county
and rapid improvement in that part 6i
our county may be expected.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-03-12
The County ofChandIer.

The SchoOlcraft County Pioneer is kicking
up stink regarding the bill Representative
Seymour has i'm charge to make a new county
out OF SchO0lcraft county under the modest
name OF Chandler. 1t pronounces the scheme
a job on the part of afew citizens of Marquette.
SO soon, MIR. Seymour; we thought better Ct
You. But Chandler would spoil an angel
[Cheboygan Democrat
Clearly mistake, Mr.. Democrat; the
Pioneer never opposed the bill Represen-
tative Seymour has i'm charge, but beliey-
ing that to be just what is needed for the
Interests of all concerned we are urging
its passage by all honorable means.
This paper fayOrs proper division of the
territory and the name proposed suits US.
The misrepresentation of our position is
clear-was it Intentional? The stink
you speak of Bro. +. is in the bill under
the charge of Senator Swift; a "horse of
of another colo r.. child of doubtful
origin, foreign born measure of no
merit, petty scheme got up in Marquette
to feather somebody neSt,' That's all
there is Of it.-Manistgue Pioneer.
Major, the trouble with our neighbor
is, that although, i'm his estimation.
possessing brains requiring two story
addition and mansard roof" to contain
them, he cannot conceive of any good
thing coming out of Nazareth, and the
name Chandler has much such an effect
upon him as does red rag upon mad
bull j