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Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16
Price Four Cents.

to be lowered by ropes from above and held suspended there while they drilled holes to rest platform on which others could work
 On entering the canon we were in narrow defle, and we looked up with awe and won der, fearing that the overhanging rocks would fall on us But constant watch is kept for falling debris, and this road is as well built as can be. Near the middle of the canon is Cathedral Rock, which is quite won derful. It resembles huge spires and towers, appearing SO like the work of man and not of the elements that one almost thinks it is an immense church in the midst of the noun ( iins. Dome Rock which is more than a h lndred feet above the canon, is very re- m arkable-a huge mass of sandstone as per- fectly modelled and ribbed as if it were iron bound. Near by are two or threefrocks, smaller and similar in shape though not as perfect. At Estabrook Park were many tents under pretty trees. We quite envied the people their freedom from the demands of society-spending the long summer days fishing, berrying, reading, etc, gathering strength for winter work
 Our destination was @ ranch near Grant, which we reached about noon. It is sixty six miles from Denver. will tell you some- thing of our stay there in my next.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Texas newspapers deny the report that public sentiment there favors 8 division of the State and the creation of three addition. al States out of her territory.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16

A clerkship in the Legislature has very properly been looked upon by ambitious young men as desirable place. Beginning as Assistant Clerk in the House young men have, in the regular order of things, become Clerk of the House and then Clerk of the Senate thus getting a three years term, much valuable experience and many desira- ble acquaintances and friends. Of late there has been disposition on the part of the clerks to lengthen their terms of service by 'tholding over" This is a very pleasant ideasfor those who have the offices, but it is not so pleasant for the many young men no think that they also have some claims Go 8 clerkship. In our opinion, a three years term as clerk is long enough, and those who have it might with propriety be content to give somebody else chance. There will be Q number of candidates for the office of As- sistant Clerk this year. Among them is William Sidney Downs, of Birmingham. Mr. Downs is young lawyer of good ability and character. He is prompt and energetic and has that valuable qualification for the office he seeks-s good voice He is endorsed by the members elect from Derby, and Hon. David Torrance, Col William B. Wooster, Hon. Thomas Wallace and others.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16

Even the Spaniards are waking up. A bill has been introduced into the Cortes to au- thorize negotiations with France for the tun- neling of the Pyrenees, in order that about sixty miles of the distance between Paris and Madrid may be saved If this cut could be made, many of the long and tedious delays incident to railroad travel between the two countries would be done away with. Travel during the winter months would be far safer, and there would be almost an end to the snow blockades now so frequent and annoy ing. The proposed tunnel would fur nish the missing link making a con- tinuous line of road, entering the mountains on the French side near Oloron and emerging near Huesca, in Aragon, on the Spanish side. Besides facilitating travel re- tween the capitals of the two countries, the opening of this road would be great thing for the Spanish peninsula, which now has but poor and meagre means of communicat- ing with the outside world.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16

Everyone except the middle men, to whom high prices mean largely-increased profits, will be glad to hear that the prices of provis- ions have gone down slightly and that there is reasonable prospect of a further fall within 8 few weeks. Prices have been arti- fcially forced up and they ought to go down.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16
HECKER'S Perfect Baking Powder

Bl-carDonaGe or Soda, or, 1n other words, Es a Pure Cream Tartar.
 Baking Powder, free from alum. terra alba, or any other in- furious substances. I find the ssRoyaI" Ba king Powder to consist of Cream Tartar and Bi-carbonate of Soda, with the addition of sesqui-carbonate of ammonia. As regards the carbonic acid gas, which believe to be the only efficient constituent in the use of these powders, find it to be developed in practically identical amounts in each. The ammoniacal gas (better known. to the public as it is found in hartshorn or in smelling salts) obtained by the introduction of sesqui carbonate of
 AMMONIA
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16
e5ournal allN Courier.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY CARRTNGTnN & co.
Wednesda Morning, Nov. 1e, 1881.

Ho. &OO State Street, Courier BuId1nG
 JOHN B.. HARRINGTON. HOWARD T. oARRueToN. JOHN B. oARRINaToN, JR.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16
WI NI0T

261 and 263 Washington St, and TAT 222 Westminster St., Providence R. I. Cor. Essex and Wash. Sts., Salem, Mass. 336 Main St., Worcester, Mass 27 Merrimack St., Haverhill, Mass Exchange Block, Milford, Mass 78 and so Central St., Lowell Mass. 68 Market St., Lynn, Mass se7 W&S4m S. H. SHELDON, Mana
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16

The Chicago newspapers are telling an in- teresting story concerning J. B Hobbs, an eastern man now resident of Chicago. Dur
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16
AMMONIA
'' ROYAL" BAKlNG POWDER,

l do not find in practice to produce any good effect in raising the bread, and I should not therefore, consider its presence as desirable If, then, we accept Dr. Love's standard of commercial value, these two powders are both worth 50 cents, with the additional advantage of purity, or freedom from ammonia, on the part of ' Hecker's Perfect Baking Powder"
 We feel called upon, in justice to ourselve- and the public to give the above facts, as the article denominated Kitchen Economy" was published apparently as disinterested infor- nation, intended for the public good, where as in fact it was an advertisement of the Roy al Baking Powder Company.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16

Lord Dufferin's s prediction of multiplying harvests and expanding pastures" for Mani toba is already verified. The returns come from fifty-nine settlements, many of which are still sparsely peopled, and all ofrecent ori- gin There are 25O, 900 acres under cultiva- tion, and of this area more than l5O,a 900 acres are in wheat The wheat crop has been up ward of twenty five bushels per acre, and only in a few instances has the yield been so low as twenty bushels In many the return has been from twenty five to thirty per acre, and even such figures as g and 8 are quoted. The district of Portage Ia Prairie, lying sixty miles due west of Winnipeg, the capital and which has been settled for some time, re- turns an average Of thirty five bushels per acre over total area of F, ,055 acres. The highest yield, however, is from settlement lying midway between Winnipeg and the in ternational boundary, where 'wheat aver, ages fifteen to twenty bushels for one sown- or thirty-five to forty bushels per acre."
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16

749 and 751 Washington St., Boston.
 29 Purchase St., New Bedford, Mass.
 75 Main St., Taunton, Mass. 517 Essex St., Lawrence, Mass. 9S Asylum St Hartford, Conn
 965 Elm Street, Manchester, N. H. Opera House Block, Brockton, Mass. 341 Main St. Springfield, Mass ger, 292 Chapel St., New Haven, (
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-16
PRIZE ESSAYS.

The editor of the Mexia Ledger is color blind. He thinks his paper is read when everybody else knows it is not.-TerGs Sift-
, 1881-04-02
CITY HALL.

TwExTT.FIvE burial p,TnI.s were ts7ucd yet-
terIay by thu f.txtltraT Ut Vital ktatlsslcs.
THE p,!tee. nrepen, and .cht.o'. tcachen Will
h ra!a It tie trS.ita to-day. Tia city IabtF.
err will te ta:a 1t rho Ext<1sltibH Hulltinx tals
E1nsanx,
THEHz ~as great deal Of anxiety among city
empIsiFs yt.staE's4Y. and 4'1ho hsx fnur" Hcse
II L.1:tlGti9y k!f<,nT Tah<<f. The saEN'rtA ze-
cEtve'l NsFe AAt iLtEx fa,t E4ua.ursHhX II, Cnsttr
as+a t;IG Gsssd. Ellf3 The h+nchsnsh warn khpt
running 10 Whip Ia reported reeA'cttszntA ur
E~ttfiEx s'ftcs,
TIE city l<.:l4 x5r"tx tho MON hnur vesMrday
ftt tc l.sat t.;As +t.r. ssg Orc. sha tssnf.Gt1ns
With thu ffsrrtatf.rJ hattt.< h,':s1 t<:tf&ctett.
The t<...t MI. sfs,ks |: NJ rstfy ttAy h:ss-
Alter. n, thaG ssGfs ksn1Y cAA u:iI ~hst and haw
Lt Ut the.e 1lt:Est'.. Ar1 ~hfktnxiasn CAR Tell
rnFn II u ttsf: Il, ~ 70 as:4tef.
TAkax were AZ Il t.t*s II stnaIl-p,1 rfbn1tfsl
ytss+rsiAy. 'f@n IT thsn xess fFn0, Is IsasItn1s
fftAn Il s:usia1 .sEett ARD IN t.,st,n Aysn,s.
J: viii Ia: .sf-E fftfn 5ai4 That tsAiI-I<l1 10 MT
yhk af1f. t<r: tilt. TwYt$ th4 In tfla
WeAt H.: tafE: In fha Sf'sia Division. TIM
EIsttn A. e5I.c ta~ Il ia LW district. lat tn6
G.b, RI arr II. hA-.hfectt1 t<at.ss, M.saa Ut Tho
taxH aI4l thsy ~ E4s get rfsatttEAtsE. flhV-
es+F- t.&y i.<af "s.i-s !kt1G f,5.s fIE4 b
fr'sA t<,x 1t }frrfah -tsts<f. i tsM hf
Htats -iests Sa4 Sft<.sttrf fsttm y Nf.sitTn
atn:' -, Ahtl \ ea+a Il d.lathaCA fs1fn z.tstrth
N.i-4 %rf+tf-
Ynx t.4n :, tne u. Il sxala having haze,
t.- 81 H. ~, As Is Fuht..ax A. tsai ~ ssGs,
2u. ~t.f snh; iHseH .<-Ftf ftjtes tsAL let Ia sEts
wafer ft.7 tLs Gstf tHo-tj AtH E+fttaHi At,pt~sI
Ep. kttk4 tEe A. Ntt,fx 0i1at And Say
u tA-s sh+n. II tla ~:ad ss1gtd 1usuxs 1lsts
, 1881-04-02
THE JAMES SUICIDE.

yp,s,,1t or 11,c rnruucr.s 1nvcssarnt1ott.
n,..' t.,'.,.,s, h,,,t ,..,r,,,. II, ,ho cnu, ~
a"e hmlass' ne,'s ,ca''.s =" NV e1'u 49,. ~
Frlnc!s l.. Intlcs. tho yol'hu nun Who ahot 'llt''
self unt ut tho wurid from tho rs'ot' which ho
' ~, , r..t ~ ,,,,nortnn,
h'ftst, o'uutn, WY w." , ~" '.,'. ."S. ...'',
tn light. AalAo from t1e ftR'Mf te"t'"o"t'
hDtscvsr. WIS gnthorcd Information which scnti1s
IN nt,ont tlcnr i'm the nystcry which s.lrrul, ct
IN. ru,,sc nr Tin suicide. IN tho llrst piace,
ynnnx ,Jamcs, Wien nc wont 10 ms WORK
Thursay morning. hnd found awaiting HIN
a l,r.cf note from his employer 8. .Schnrlluweni
e. M, sn,,,, tI,,, hIa a,r,,,nnv ,rnro nm lnnuer
iee' 1s A 'ts ' 80. ,.,,,s. l. ~,
fe4oirc Anu hHa'ti' thore etrtuliy ".ts. n.'o
ma son, growing out ut tho formers objection
g.. 49, ,,...t. .,., ,,r tt ,.,,,,,r oouIa ,rI,a cnr
, 1881-04-02
ALL FOOLS DAY,

- TAME LE1EUHATIt1t
To those people who were able Yesterday TO
call to mind tho kind Ut weather which prevailed
upon tho satlo day tho ytar previous, tho slnRu.
lar inctcmency and bnckwartinesso Of tho present
season waa pninfulty apparnnt. Those whose
memories mny not hRye been ahle to scrro thoM
In this connection may ho reminded that April
: ]. lsS). waa q farty warm day, rho thermometer
registering 20 degrees In tho shade, whiIo In tho
sun tho pedestrian WIN had occasion to hurry on
biz way found himself hathed In pcrsplratIon
from every purt. tIenyy ovurcnats hud long since
t+en la! as!,ie, ,anu eyan ~ light spEx sucees.or
cass .ho sss. u nd 1s rss to
u high pitch. and the merry ApFil.iopl prunksor
tho iatier weru carried I'd with unwontad en..
waik+ IN tho Vicinity u T,lg TnInvsE office, and
passcrs-by, wh0 accepted the Situation Roo.l.
tstn{euay Gsld entered themselves into tho
spirit OF tho dAy's mcrrmcnt.
| fnh Atld fu!r Weather. Instead IT making II
pforarly lamlsllkc exit teo,a tho cale1'aar a.
s5 ,saS i sna ,S; Ar5. 9ad 'af,Is ,;s H.;
ali day long. i;n'lcr such tlisptfitnR clrciin-
tlanees the jollIly when prevailed tho y.ar he.
hand, and they nut!e y plucky and perststant
.nichyof IT, Fe'IeW tho tutt, hut thu Attctnpt fe!
fri Te{ p1S r t e. ,axH,n s
that one Il them tell victim to tno ftaua. End
wnsn hs did %" ctIecr.ng aIld jeefsug was not Il,
l fh compared with The upf1arlU4s excitement
WHICH tho safn9 ncc1stIstco hu'i cAuka' On thu
previous Fools Day Thoy pinned trnirrs 70 Tho
hut without crcatlnv anything ItkD tho fun
| which th1 Aatna adnFancnt haI previously
esks ~. Ihs xsathes IT, ,;,t o G,, fs then'.
The .!ay sal 'tsyoteI themselves s'e~''ly "bua!-
Even at Chaplin Gorn's whore tho uaaal do
1u4jFt lunch, nude 4f3 IT fyiE4 YstsCS 3Illt4 With
, 1881-04-02
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
1,ltIu1nttsa ~ tn t,r,tnxAf

nlrs t, trs,.. x,st,.+., ~ 49,
1au neFs ~ sno AF"et Is'ale' u"Hefs VI sho
nnrrnw blocks octwce1, sherman street and Put
elnc avenue, south Of jackson street, uEd tho
representatives Of tho Grand paclnc Hotcl. md
,hn v,n,r,,,, sot,,or,,: ,rd t,,t. rs1,n,, hail.
t"e s',e"s"'' S"utac.n "'', Nueh ,e'1.'o t.''i' '
soud CofnpHt1'es nave COME 10 MI understanding.
hnl tho greatest obssM clio to tho vncAton Uf tho
south end Of LII Snllu street. ii, order TINT tho
1,nr1 -, srro,," i,,,I,,,,ro ,,n,. H., o~o,,,.s
a,oAsu u "". l.""o 'ust''1k ., n'a' ~ eeee'ou
on tho property, Is taoreoy removed. IL
Will 0c remembered that Mt tho meetings Of tho
Council Committee OH Steccts nut Aleys, South
1u,.,.,,r Mr withr,w stut.., thn+ ,l,1 ~o,ron,1
c"n,nn"cs t o"n nv. con.snt t ,ho ' "n'
unless Sherman street m aud raelno avenue were
tho uvent OF THO Chlmhcr Ut CuInreree not
bting ERECTED, that lM snle street shpuad bo
reuptned. Tho ownurs Of tho land hnvc
agreed % mud twenty.eght md three-qunr1cr
feet to l'nc,t!c nAcn,te. lnlking the width sixty
teven and three feet. and slx feet to Scr
tnnl, street. which will nuke 1t sixty-slx feet
Wtc sllat the sidewalk n,l tho west slo Of l'n-
c!tlu ASGn4M. shall tIo eighteen nu thrGetttarter
feet wlte Nhnt THAT Oh the east side nf Sherman,
STRUT sixteen feet, md that. It LII Sale street
| bc vacated. and tho ltnhra OF Trude not
estah shed thore wltht, .!sotno limo yet
| to 10 fHtd, Lii Snllp street ehAl
| he rGuuEflCll by QEliCntl3u, the Htlra lldG1 to
, 1881-04-02

vis1rons will not be admitted to the inil
TMestlay elrc.lon-l,ayl Notwithstanding It Is
reglilar visiting lluy.
'rllE nr,iId Jury yesterday disposed Of thirty
cuscs. which clr,r,l up Tho docket, MID will re-
port their findings to tlle Court this morning md
bc discharged.
,rftE Cm,1,ty Collector REPORTS tint tnses nre
iisat tho Delinquency this year viii 10 s!nsllcr
t1ti, pvGr lgfre. TtirsG WIN full 10 my tlitrtnI
tho n,nnth Will 10 taxed HI at'slitonal per cent
in nca0.tlknce with law.
Vug t,hscarn + Western 1n,1Iatn Railroad Com-
pnty commenced proceedings yesterday IN tho
County Court for the condemnation nt cgrtaln
lands nlong thofr right nr way. tho property OF
Perry II. 5mltlL, Jr., Atld ollcrS.
.rliE follIng- ,nisi robl,crs wuro brought into
tho Criminal Court yesterday. upnn tho ttticr.
standing that they werg tn Nlcnd guilty. nut
wc,lKe1u nni thoy wrrr rc,nl,ltic to think tho
matter over. Mr. Mills would 10, neecns tho
plea Of ..,c Without they n1 pclslrt'. becn,!se ho
dctens Tho csi,ls or justscs. IT, l,ns zost case
tfr,tfIst toni. anil II IA satisfied to let tho lnw
take It's course, II they nrc.
JriN,s HAYES Will "Wednesday commence tho
call of l!ts raiei.lnr Tor to Apri tar,m n 1t9
exceed fifteen cases cnch .!Ay. Tie c',le,,dhr
etms,raecs all cases !'endfnK between Mug. Htd
z.tnees. SGT Ior, the lsth. they Will he called IN
thnlr numerical orsler.. Another cllenlar; rs-
blnc!,lR III! causes pending npovc turin No. t.'',
viii be called bJ Judge Anthony, commencing
tho same tlny-
THE VAN r1oL1ES tNntcrsESr.
\ motion IN a11lash tho Indictment aRntnst
rcosvs ynI. 1IullG.i. cx.E[ty Collector. fur rn'-
bexzsesi!eit. was entered ycstcr,lHy IL tho Crn-
inal Cnurt by .ludsu 1.ell!nEwcll. his ntiHr,ley.
nttl it IL expected that it will be nrgugd butnre
Judge lihwt's Monday afternoon. The pnints
tnndc III the motion Or document tlletl by en1t.
sri nrc: First, tho Indictment IS rrncral ns,d
,1ncesta!n. a.ld eharscs ~ nets Of smbrx.
she law. y property e1arge.i IT, f,a1
for rcllnHnnncy, In this. thnt tho defendant
y charged. to hnve ctnhezzlc.! money ~ City
Collector af tho City of Cnieugo when ny such
n1licer Is known to tho law: fourth. tho indtct'
mcnt tloes not aver what tnnney, when u was
tteI1nsIted. UnsIcr whose control 1t wns Or how
or where defendant nbtnts'nd possession 81 H.
Tho Indictment WIS hastily drawn. tile Inn
! preston being at tho time TINT vnn lloller
would run away; and tho upln1on has preyn!,'e.
| Hawcs grants tho mutton. h.,wcver. new III
,llctulent Will ae fnl,r doubt. bfIt 1t Is ucs
| ttonable whctEor tho hetentlant can ever b'
| successfully prosecuted.
, 1881-04-02
INDIANA.


s0'eta' Dhpaseh to 7as caieaao 1rtsan..
lSpIASAro1t3. lnti.. Apfil Tine senate
passed. numerous bills to-day, among tho
inore important beli'E those concerning aa't1-
lords md tenants; autl'ofizin: RAILROAD eoiit.
ranles to operate tclegrapts for commercial
purposes; lcgaliztnE actsm grasel-roa!t coill-
pallics which purchased rUads ut SheritIs'
sale. e,lucatlpr ua,,ner children: md con-
crr,,inr tho INSURANCE. nf nlntn-vlnsa.
t.o
lne minority report IT., 1'uena'ss tns'poM'''s ,
inns, was o.,outed. nftrr which the General
'ois. "aa u.psuu ,s,a Ms'. m, tha ,,r
..pP1opl'atp'n o11l wis c"'seo "p1o1 1'o e"''o
time today and passed.
The House adopted concurrent rcsolu
t1ou nuthoriztny tho Committee Investigating
W." IN ,nnn1a,',",,+ ~ tho Ivsn,o iins,,itni r.
1iio ~ .'!o 4'.'v ,,,,'t';.' ~
sattt IN tic past t'.roo evenings such discover
les have bec,, male rs to Justify tho Commit.
tao H., ,,,o1,,rv III. rn,,,,nat
~ ~ ",'"'.lt' ~, .'''' se4".s , 49,,
lteslsIon b'ts "c[e laSacts cuAee4hItlk tho
adoption OF heirs, Circuit Costrts, FERRIES,
public holidays, which attts elcetstNl-tlays 10
tha number, and concerning guardian a1,d
ward, @ % nm.i ti,a mt no,ysrs Of citirs. ~
TI.o Hill providing fur the caro- and esluca-
tiUll OF pn1lper children HOW only awaits the
Governors signature, It provides for
tnt,nn % !. In i;,,io ,uax nnt NJ tha
1s'n'"h w." 10y ~. s." H., sJ., ~
Lhor-llhuses anu l,iache uao11'' h'souit 'i!s
County Commissioners 10 elect, u, t'le
/ charge nf It llsatrn.l, whU may bu furnished II
| building, and allow not uluru than 30 ccUty a
, 1881-04-02

they will commence to 'npcrntr about Monday.
tfhe w!rt Will ran frnln their ncn hero To So. 10
l,roa,l street, New York. where thu New York
REcnse of lt0 ilrtn Will bu l,cntctl. Thu othnr
thcnEn sfuLk- hrokcrB whu hAv0 SECURED HrccInl
wires nrr 4. D. slaughter & Co, j. T. Lester 4
To-. ana Gaerue q. Walker Il Cu. Tile wires aro
these lio,irs corresponding to tho 10 H. III. a1 Up
III. If tho New fark Stock E1ehnncr. 1hlrnx tho
hira Tint tlesu wires fre mot tnHK used by tho
brukrrs tho telegraph eUt1ipnt,y el uf rt''trst.
nppsuprnln tl,nn,. Tho hn,lsnss lInye aperlstoTs
nit, Instruments IN thafr ansn nil!cha md ray
tiluse operators with tho ilrlM's uw,l money.
, 1881-04-02
Cincinnati Men Getting IN Their
Work on tho Uns0pllistl-
Gated Ii0osiers.
Tennessee Refuses to Concur In the
Proposition of tho Holders
Of Bonds.
A Heavy Drop in Prices OF State
Bonds Results from This
Action.
WISCONSIN,.

srtetnt Dt.pntea to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, April l.--lloth Houses
cleared their calendars Tonight. and nearly
NIL thu members will leave for tlieir homes
tonight, leaving n few members to receive
messages from tho {;oyernor, Ute. Final ntt-
journn,ent will tnke placu MUntiny. Tho
ustlal complimentary resolutions to tho OIL
GERS were adopted, Atltl Il valuable desk wns
presented to Clilcf-C1erk 11ross, IL gold watch
to Sergvant-at-Ar,llsjBakc md n handsome
set of silver To Speaker Bradford.
Mr.. Sl0nn n Democratic member Of tile
Assembly, to-dny announced that he l'nd
made up his mind to rcl,ounco his
Democracy md cast his lot with tho
Republicans. ltu gayo II history Of his
connection with thu Democratic party. Ile
hui supposed tllat 1t WIS tho party Of consti-
tutionn! principles, but Ind found that It was
governed by cxpctErncy. I1e came from ail
overwhelmingly Democratic district, aud
would probably never be sent back to the
Assembly after this step, but hu felt 1t wns n
duty hc owed to himself nrtl was prepared
for tho consequences.
Tho Special Committee, appointed III pnr-
s,Iauce Of Joint Resolution :G. s.. BY the Suit
atc. to Investigate tho conduct Of tho rcccnt
Senatorial election lnntle the following re-
port:
That they havo laborcd diligently In tho
discharge Of tho dulles Imposed upon them.
The Committee were mt authorized to sub.
puma witnesses or administer pntlls. but
they have invited before tIlu,n ,l1Ml critically
examined MI persons whose llnll!ra llnSs, bcen
CONNECTED with tho clMrses of corruption
and bribery, either rs hGiilE tho objects nf
these charges or as having given publicity to
them through the press sugethuf with such
other PERSONS ns public rl,:ior has credited
with tlly special knowledge ut the facts. Tie
conclusion Ut tho Committee Is, thnt, not
witflstalldlng the ortlinury eonnval inlpro-
| prlnties common to oil tho Seta-
torial factions, and WHICH usually accom-,
pany similar elections, there. Is IN ground
| for believing that nlly nlGtlbEr Ut either
branch Of tho Legislature was i,ivchccd l,y
The uiEcr Of Ii money consideration, or by any
other venal lnduccinei,tt, In rasttpg his vote
for Ai,gMs Cameron, either III the CAUCUS pr
| IN the convention. Nor Ii there nnythtig IN
the evidence which reflects IN tho slightest
| degree ,,l,nl nIo reputation, Of Scllttnr Can-
er0n himself. Ihc Committee therefore rec
| olntlrnd TINT tlle resolution bo indefinitely
| postponed. The repnrt Is signed by Edwin
L. Woo4man, q. Z. Alckeeby, md George II.
| Paul.
An attempt wns lnatle on the part OF the
Demucrats to make so.I,e political capltn
out OF 1t, but thu attempt tniled.
, 1881-04-02
FOUL PLAY FEARED.
Special Ultpatch 10 The Ghtcan, Tribune.

plrrsnUn0, 1'a., April 1.-The Deputy
Sheriff Of Logan County, Ohio, arrived Int this
city this morning II, searcll of MI old mall
named Joseph Cookstou, WHO left his home
in Bellefontane, o., nbuut four weeks. ayo
for thu purpose Of coming here n,d disposins
of about Sl5,000 worth Of l'ltssbstrg bonds,
which we're deposited tM II bank IN this city.
Upnn Ills arrival Cuokstnll WrUto to his
friends, stating tint lie hal reached here Ill
Bafuty, and expected to return fl Il few days.
SincG TINT time nothing, has been seen, or
lienytl af hin. Ills fa,nily fcar tint lie has
been fully tlcalt with lie Is. or was, over
- years Ut age, wealthy, ntM Ut high social
standing.
, 1881-04-02

CHTE10U FEIkN1 WHICH ENE HFEEIAIs W1JEkN I'd
NEH YfIttk.
Thhrh IL ono Among th1 many features Uf TIL.
csxb sassrps1Aa which IL 'lut4 nax. hit Ut which
very fe~ ttyp!a hare any knowledge. in sp!ts IT
Its I'm }<rtaRce. f.esevullca IA had Il, tho sYatem
1t prtsRtu husinEss flr1nA teaalnx special telas
xssph wires t%iwean tnIs ctty and Aa~ York 1hr
detin. s ,eidlt2 sn Tiki iamn, ,'"p t X Trsao ,i
sTatttu. IT tss1rse. via whEn 3ha "xh0ltshIr
NrtGaFy dissF1Gt" AecurE.l Iba A&t Of 4 tpeutA1
wIfA ta3nhEtttu9 the ~ht,tEsaIa 9Ftx:eyy district
N tn< Yt,fk with th9 WaAtnfn uHiUit branch
t:fsGt' 1T tho c.Fhsf 1t Lake stsscs anu WRhAah
avefst1s IN f.htEaXt.-
Tnta W. ~ several wbek4 Axn. Nov thars aru =
Ter IT fhfr4xf stfk -ftsktrx wh1s have
ae.s-ti skl,Hsse:sst4 II ihia a1sAn9aRt. FIR in
stAf.t,E. ". r. Hxxrr l. Ld,. tha xf.:iH &IIh pro-
t.Attn tnf'tl hi, Lately t1.fafhHttra fseAIirx In
at<ks. AFranltri tfsJy lh!A Mhta With ths W"st-
sfn EENa Lut1p4ay ttg etsGiM xlket WHICH
, 1881-04-02

CiiANtIEtl.AtN- I'll Fifty.nhss.st., En1o-
w.tti, Nprii ISL Ellen. wIu Ut Charles Chatmoef-
lnin ,.u.,...
nj Fifty.i,initl-st EnKlrwno. Sunday. Apsli u III
y. n,.. to unkwntbs Cu1lntGry .-
WfltT-Atnryt, H. nt II North 1lnlste.i-sL, Lucy
ANN, iagttter Vt Mrs. Itn Writ. aGs :! years a1su
Wumnlns tnkcn tn Crawif Faint Ind.
tr- ri, l.UtlIa pnrr&a rlElsn copy.
, 1881-04-02
Srtttal Dfspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.

8Tfk1aI D1fpateh 70 tbs Chled0o 7F1bHHe
MASlrowoc, WIS. April lille iirln Of
NJ. Erickson Il Co., comprised of ". Er!ck-
son aud II. Z. Hanson. dealers IN agricultural
implements, was closed yesterday by u. ".
Osborne & Co.. manufacturers Of the CayMgn
Chief l1uapera md Mowers. Erickson Il Ct.,
porous condition, but recent developments
show their liabilities to bo about S5,0O0 luorE
tltnli tlelr uSSsiS,