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, 1881-05-14

license prevents such ihsltc. It hns bccn rna.tc
n1i.t rcrnair, unmarried longer ftcrwarti. ltn!l
rnn,ls ara forbidden III enpIOy Gnlor-blind per.
F0ns In respungIble positions. MorsRnRc1 rcnl
rAtnte Is hereafter IL he exempt from t10ublo
taxation. Thu Legislature hns tlono fnnrc work
tflnn nny In recent ycnfe. nHd has snt nearly
tbreo weeks Iot,eut thnn last year.
, 1881-05-14

Gladstone Unwilling to Make a
Test Question Of tho Brad
ln1igll Case.
An Electric Railway Six Miles Long to Bo
Opened to Public Business
Monday.

NJ oi'ost4' 1t.sll"a ~ niA a'l1s oons " ~
0peaed to Public business
Monday,
IAE IuNiolAN AHFA1hs
TIL: STATEMENT APPROVED.
fARfs, May l.l-Ali TIC Journals hero Mp"
prove the Alfilsterlal Statement fel0tlse to
tio Iulllslan nilair.
ASt'isf woisDa.
LONDON, May d.-I!'o 1itncs shSs the coll
clnsiol df tho Slanlsteflal statement renting
to riilIs, ii!sae III tue French CtlH'illera yes
tersiny, Will by received Throughout Etiropo
with unmlxed fslnazolnont. Every political
section tn England agrees TINT the reasons
tor the cxpcdlt'on advanced ny tho French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs aro tllo 1nerest
protoxt, MD that tho rea! rcasol1s are ,l1l-
worthy OF any atato that processes To DO
Gutaeu Ill It's 'ateEl'A1loiial ntEhtIeeEle1lts ny
INC ordinary rules OF morality II would no
ld!e to pretend that the action OF trnlleo VII!
not somewhat weaken tho sympathy and
1r'enushlp entertained toWaru her ny E!l-
Klaiu. III ati me dlhtcnlt negotiations
whacn mafRed nlo concluaine staees VI
inc eastern thestlon EnRlh'stl 1eeelvea
ho Ae'p Iroal tfahce' 4he eleoK question
was aanRefous1y COMPROMISED ny Iief VIII.
afa"h! III u'e cE!tlcsi Stage ING new taliit
Is Justly feRarded Win great u'siaYor' He
sincerely hopo tilat aiplolhaiac anu CONNER
cial friction Of thfs kind will lcatl to no per
ma1ieht nlltlelullless betWeeh tho Two
countries, b'lt these IS no denying lhat France
mas aono herself harm WIN EnEl'sl paollc
oplhlon oy tne lanls astatf' IL u 1iot u lee!-
ing OIL jealousy comn1oEeial or poHtlea''
LElaE pTQuuCGS LsllS TEaHl[, but uHe VI E0HEEIa
, 1881-05-14
SOUTH AFRICA.

nATTLE uETwEEN cAFVAN CHIEFS,
LONDON, May la-A dlspatoh from Now
castle, Natal, says: 'Thoro Illus beon battlu
l,enr LloltenburK between tha Cntfre Ch,efs
1lontesia AMI Mooaba. Ths latter, WHO Is u
frlonl of ths Doors, pl,d who WIS defeated
with teayy loss, says Ills adversary waa as-
slated by sixty Europeans. 1t Is reported
that tho Doors are preparing toa asslst a1ocaba.
1t has besn arranged that l3rltiat officer
shall 10 to warn both parties to abstain from
hostllit!es.
AN ENGAGEMENT WITH THE uAsuTos.
CARE TpwN, May la--Thoro tlas been
fighting between tha Hnsutos and Colonial
troops at l'almtetfontelua Ths Colonial
loss was tritiing.
0KN, J0UnEttT.
NEWCASTLE, Natal. May 13.-Qell. Joubert.
tho u0er consnRtldant. left TO- day for Marlco,
OH account Of the reported native outbreak.
, 1881-05-14

TUNNEL. Hl.0CKED.
ROME, May IA land-slip has blocked
Mount Cenl8 Tunnel.
, 1881-05-14

frsaIl? This alIswur 1leH In tt.e nYlv wnrtl
A hnarraly. l'he rnlt Is At work, md eyrry
thy tsinHs n batell Of defiant
ntltrngca." Tl0 I'tttt Mdft 0Hzcttc. stply-
Ingtt this article, says: "'rflerc Is oas cir
Euhistance tint ought fD asimulato and sus-
tain Tho pnb'c attentfnn llnEer the burden of
tic economical !hirfcactcs NJ thu Irish I.ni,sl
bill. Tint circumstance Is to be f"n't,l IN
the nova TINT comcs from tlaY to day from
Ireland ltse1f." .-...-..
THE tTt:sis nfF THIS Mot.SsSu
will ,lo III we'll M t11osu Ut ycsturtlay or To-
morrow: "A Dalllfr OF returning hamc fro,n
I, wnkp nl10ut midnight On "Wednesday was
fred Mt from behind q hedge nj Dookcn.
near f.0Igl,.isea, tho ball entering Ills |
left stle ar,l lotlEit,r III ltfs tuGgs. lii
l.as since died. On lie same night |
party OF disguised met, visited tho llousu or
nat, ua,ncd Clifford, who l,a,l heel, culsl,retl
by tho Land League ut Klllurrltn County
Kerry, a,t, having ro,,sc llIn, nut Of bed, cut
M his ears uni left lin, III state Ut il,sr,lsI-
billy. In tlioco,se of tho ttny yiote,tt ARRAY
took place ut New pa,Ias between |, crow.l |
or some thnusand Villagers md 4 largp l,,Yly
OF police, and NIL ll,e authority nf thu Officers
was nectlet to prevent tho affair from
ENDING IN lluiltf1LE u1.uUi,xliEn.
A plautntlpn Of valuable wand Is SGT oil
fra md cn,,r,,me,l a ho,,s, IA burnct, dawn,
lorety lrnvinr linn far tt1e manila fnst,te 10
cscn ~, viii, iIrtr )tyrs. threatening Ictters
md stnnluus mr., to, fren,,u,,t to he worth
r,,nrrntnv I, 'rt,c ,tti Mill fj,,.cttc 7ocs in
-, uin,r ti,ot o,orntn, hna nf,rova fn,1n,l al
,n, ~, roai ,r,,ot NJ, Tia ontrn"ne In for,,nr
t',,,,. os '.o,v H., ~, II. ~ tr,",I tho,, l,o,a
o",,,",," ~ t,'oroasaI =" ,vn,t NH ~ and n
.ha,, ,.o. n,,l,, tho ,oo,ufut,nn ,,nnttny wttt
ule1' Was ontS a'e ,sk.s''.to ~. ',...,,s ass "as
I''o s''o'""seS ~ ""'e' @'' o''o4"eA ''e
'oo'' r,rs ,,v.,
ID ,vrt+to, T., ,o,;,oi ,c,tors IL Tim ,,atorv ~
tlo tt,I,u.,y.,. ~ ,ho ioat ,,rn"rntion n viii
~. w. 't" ,, ~ s"t". p. ~, s''sas W ~. e''n ~
tne m!s,ois VI a,o i.".-"". .'. ~ T." u"t ,1 omm
l.,c1, se"ci"sl". t acs o ~ H., 10 o....a
'"a ~ y. so & a.%s
Is, M,.os1 ""!!s y. Itss s",,. ". "''.a luz,
'""ap'e' eI"n ''as a., 4".'S"' ~ ~ 20 , ,'.o
'.'uio HUI eue.e1u ,a, a'J ~. w. Ill, "." ~,
,Iese' ,. aes'''s" a'' A's.'..a soa" at ~. w.
"spt :" WV. ~ ~. oos1 ~
l!a.s !eptessto % " Ill.,, ,u nIt W .sso pu pm,
,s.S t.. a'Hsn Hsaa. 70 ta. ,,a;.a ,, eI ".,+ai @
op''. '.'. ~ ~. .e"S ~ .''.I.. ,t.'a
ptescnt ~ .no aao ~ N,u s,,, o..'' N,'" .'"
ol 1eptIss'on sLc'''' s,Nnp' a"'
pInt-"t saI tntta, S" w stata Ma' ~ y ait't!t'. niu!r
.no,. r In a., .,v,n,Innt ,ov,ao Int ,.ou viii
..'.,. ,..<'s,. ~ Vii, p,-,to,,aut
~. nv, ,,t ts ~, ,,,, ~, ,,.i,v r.
,,,o. rooi,s,, Hive ~ tr,.,t,,
,,t,n,, ~. . ,wt,, .u.,,,,,, ,ror,,
m ~ tr+,,.,,, l,.,os,a,tI rrt,,.
1,,vru,.oot. Nav HI. K. Emmet,s con-
d,tior nvrltoa d,scnas;or Fnr ti,a f,ret thrrc
~ fn,,r ,fn,s Far liz arrival At ,ha lvnsh,rv.
I'm ,rnn,nrroncn 11otet In, lrrnt hard nj wnr,x
frcnor1r,, for his arnsnn nj tho Atuxnulra
, 1881-05-14
SILKS.
CARSON, PIRIE
& CO.'S
V@tDn Dry Goods House
MADISON AND PE0RIA-STS.
ATTRACTIVE OFFERING
ST KS
Much nder Present
Value!

ThefoIlo2Ui11O lines OF
SUMMER SILKS are
Rettl Bargains:
One case neat Dark Stripe Silks, 37l.2
cts. yd.; worth so cts.
Large lot Fancy Silks, good desirable
styles, at SO cts.
go pcs. extra quality Summer silks al
go cts; cannot be duplicated elsewhere
under IS cts.
Rich lines Of S1.00 best quality Fancy
Silks, choicest styles and a veritahle bar.
gain, reduced to as cts.
So pcs. coIored Pou1t de Sole reduced
from 70 cts. to 60 cts.
lob lot Changeabte silks, in dark or
light summer shades, at rs cts.; we'll
worth s1.00.
Handsome line Of Cold Gros Grains at
$1.00; very cheap goods.
Colored Surahs, MervejIIeux. and richer
Gros Grains proportionateIy cheap.
Extra value in Blk Gros Grains at
$1.00 and $1.25.
Is pcs. Rich Blk Lyons Cachemire at
S1.40; special bargain, "a inches wide.
One case extra Sa,in lustre Blk Cach-
emire Silks at S1.75.
Very rich Cachemire Sublime quality
Lyons Silk at $500; worth $3.50.
Job lot Of Blk Brocade Silks at so cts.,
65 cts., and Sl.00.
24-inch richest Lyons Satin Brocades,
choice patterns, the regular S3.7 70 quail.
ty, for $3.00 per yd.; bargain.
Novelties in OMBRES,
STRIPES, BAYADERES,
and BROCADES Just re-
ceived-
, 1881-05-14
RUSSIA.

PEItBkCuF1NG BTUDkNTH AND JEWS.
Sr. pgTEisanUu0, May lH-Tho moba In
tho South of lsussia arc attacking students
~ we'll as Jews.
THE czAlts MANIFESTO.
The SlayophIl papers highly approve ,of
, 1881-05-14
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Sick persons and families talnt nrc
well tind tho Belgian 1nvtKoratng Mtncrn!
Hock Wnter a tn0st gralptul ruiuody ard
cure. 1t Possesses most remarkable medicinal
qualities: Ia pleasant and gratifying to the
tnstu utmost Immediately relieves tlrtpsy, kttl-
ney. bladder, und urEnn alsoruGrs. anl in.!atn-
mallon. Received fresh every day ut l6i Jack.
Bt street, Aul Iciiycrcl to fMnIiiea nll nyer the
city. Physicians specially invited to give 1t I
trial Ecud for cIsculara.
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u the Guiteau trial On the 2lst, the
evidence q Dr~- Lamb and Woodward
VA taken. After which the prosecution
rested ihcircse- Both % thee witnesses
coincided y The opinion q Bliss thu ne
~ouni inflicted w-s necessarily f>1i. ibe
bullet VS. rduced ~ court ana h.sip-
been iuenfinei. Vas passed AROUND fvr m
-Pts'lon- somethios ~ sensation w,s cFe-
go - court ~ fne Withdrawal p Robinson
rom 'ne sa'e' on account p ni- dl'*srss-
ment with scosii'e' Inc latter then d.
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The annual report or the Secretary OF the
Interior j. largely devoted 70 the fresh dis.
cussion ~ the Indian question. lie strong.
" recommends that "a liberal provision b
made BY Congress for teaching the Indian
youth our language; thai, upon just terms
% the Indians. the number and area Of the
existing reservations be greatly reduced;
that on such reservations - are not well
ADAPTED 20 farming without irrigation. ef-
forts be nade % teach Indims 10 become
heri>msn instead o. endeavorius IL try to
make them farmers; that Indian titles 10
reduced reservations be indi,idualizci and
thoroughly protected By law: and that
the more civilized reservation Indians
be encouraged 70 abandon their
tribal relations by setting up experimental
forms Of local government among them, as
nearly alike - may Be 70 the system OF
county government prevailing in the states
OF Territories In which the reservations are
respectively located. There are now
il the States and Territories west Of the
Mississippi River l02 reservations. great
and small, % which are located, IN round
numbers, "a 900 Indians. n I'll The In
disDs west % the Mississippi were gathered
up on four Or i've reservations our Indian
affairs could be managed with greater
economy % the Government and greater
benefit % the indians. recommend that
Congress ~ asked 70 create commission Or
three ~ four eminent citizens 10 visit, dur
Ink next year. the reservations west o. the
Mississippi River for the purpose 81 recon-
intending % Congress, II they shall deem Il
vie, the concentration Of the Indians on
four or fire reservations 70 ~ selected IN
different parts Of the West. on which tho
different tribes shall be located; and II this
shall In the judgment or the Commission.
not be wise. then 70 recommend the concern
traficn o. the existing small agencies where
that can BE properly done. and reduction
Of the area o. others to dimensions proper
ttonable 20 the number Of Indians located
thereon,
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ICckEn BAsnAz1. uho p1saied guilty
a. participates n ~ D|us Cul train rob-
bcry. ed Whose evidence w. rcli<1 upon
% con<I1 cher mcmhcn q ~ gang. -
been living = Isdcpendescc, Ma. until ;
few days seo. when - Iefs ~ parts ~
known II q <nId ~ - been - recipIenf
q many lhrca1<n|o< letters. warning MD
against MAKING furhcr disclosures.
THk jury u he GuIteAn case was
completed on the l6ih. and fhe taking Or
testimony began On the following day.
Secretary Blaine was tbe frst witness
sworn. He gave : clear md con
concise statement o. fhe shooting ~ be ~
Il. and was ri<oron>Iy cro~<-exzmined By
ScosiIie- oiher eye-witne>>e~ % The shoot
ing then gave fhcIrcvitencc. but no material
facts were elected that have not heretofore
been published Dr. RlI-s t<<'i6ed very
fully regarding the treatment % the wound,
and created quite ; s<naiicn ~ prcinc-
ing in court for examination : ror.
tion 81 the fractured serfebre Of tie
deceased. which WAS passed around and
carefully inspected BY the Court and Jury.
He said tie wound inflicted Vas mortal.
Gniieau's demcanor in court has been 20
ob<trrperou- - 20 call forth frequent rernon-
~frzncc> from his counsel, and the Court
threatened 70 remove him from the court
tions q III temper. which many think are
assumed BY the prisoner n order 70 carry
ont more successfully the plea or insanity.
WASHIxGToN was much excited on
the 10Th IN consequence of IN attempt a. 49,
saS.iIate 6uileAn. while on BIZ war from
court 20 prison. The van had proceeded a.
far a First street. just east Or the Capitol.
when = horseman. who had been following
a greater or less distance an she way from
The City Hall, suddenly dashed up % ,he
van On the len side. and before Ne had more
than attracted the attention Or The
guard. drew ; navy revolver and frei
point blank through The second panel.
The bullet passed through Guif<.u's
bur only caused ; slight abrs-
lion o. the skin on The arm. The would-b
assassin then put spurs % bis horse and led,
going toward the Mary 2nd line. He Va
followed q some distance ~ the mounted
police. and several shots were fired q him,
but without elect. and ne made good Nj.
1922 H@~4 "@44<<4 ~ Ittl4&M -"lI<<< IN
sccentric individual living out in he eoun-
~. but well kno~nto The District police. !
VAS subsequently, arrested. but the of15cers /
'siled 70 Indentify him - The man who fired \
he shot
A CRANK has been arrested ID /
Germany. 4 yiersen station. for utferins \
nenaces against the life o. the Emperor.
revolver, with fix barrels loaded. wss
cund on him. His name 4 given - Or.
;chleufer-
SxALL-Fox il epidemic both at 70
hester and Lockpor, ~ Y.
LITTLE CHIEFS band Of Cheyenne
indians are being escorted By Federal cav
Try from Indian Territory 70 Dakot,- fcr
81 tlemens q Pine Ridge Agency.
An Alfon freight train broke through Il
be Kankskee bridge near Wilmington. III.
The train employees escaped By lespinx,
'ut The engine and twenty-five csrx were
wrecked IN The river-hei. causing los e.
imafed - not lee than 50. CO.,
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The snnuxl report % the Commissioner 81
Indian Afr>irs % me Secretary u The Int
nor \ made public. Commissioner Price.
- The outset. de~irr~to |" urge with esrn<-t-
ne~s The absolute necessity fcr = thorough
and radical eh,n<e q The Indian policy m
some respects and particulars. II must be
apparent 20 the most casual observer that
tne <ysfem % gathering Indians In bands
ur frine~ on reservations and carving
them yicrusis and clothes. thus relf4r-
ir< them n the Necessity n labor.
never will and never e2n clyiIixe them. Ii
white men WEIR treated - W. treat the
Indian. In result would certainly be race
"A worthless ssgsh0ni-. I wish % 9Th IT,
irnfIrn 20 the fret t1nf. IN almost every
case. Il T. only The n01-l1h0rInx tribes that
~ upon tht w4rpnff. and the xfubhcrn
tAef- a history crmpeI me 10 -nv the Cow
Hrument = largely M blame for thi~.
W. fed the White River mnrierers
arrely care for themselves. Th's course
Induces the Indian 10 believe that II
hey are - 80 t&v0r~ from the Government
hey must refuse ~ work. refuse % be or
fcriy and pe1cexble. and must commit some
iepredxticn o. nursier. anil that . commits
'ion viii - appointed 70 treat with them
in1 pay them In go0t~. provisions and
money 70 behave thcm<elvcs'v
ne Commissioner recommends The pr0-
,ibilIon ~ The introduction or Ii1uor
u The Indian reserves ~ authority d the
war Department Incidentally he snrres -.
= : more efsctuaI remedy for the evil of
drunkenness. that Congress Be asked %
prohibit t1e manufacture ~ <aIe u ardent
Ipirik q my cf the Territories % the
United States. Among other things laws
Mould - enacted 20 extend % Indian res-
Irrotio1s The criminal hws % The states nd
!<srllorIes - which they are respectively
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Ellen kessler, the daughter 81 welI-to-do
parents residing near Blue Island, who was
attending Normal school at Engicwood,
came 10 her death last night under peculiar
circumstances, but whether the ease l. one
of accident or suicide cannot now be deter
mined and may always remain mystery.
The young woman was Just past twenty
years 81 agc. and for some time had been
numbered among the scholars ~ the above
institution She lived IN building adjoin-
ing the school building. known a. the dor
mitory. where are also many OF her fellow
schoolmates. only going home a. intervals.
Last evening about nine O'Clock she made
call upon friend who lives short distance
from the school. and here II was noticed FOR
the first time that she had acted queerIy,
not seeming 70 Be quite herself. Later, she
returned 70 the dormitory. where she met
Mrs. Wentworth and explained that she
was not feeling well. Mrs. Wentworth ad-
vi-ed her 20 70 % bed. and said she would
get her some medicine. me young woman
went 70 her room. but when SIR. Went
worth followed her she had disappeared. II
was then learned from one Of The young men
that Ne had seen Miss kessier going out 81
the door dressed in light wrapper. search
IN The vicinity Or the building failed 10
ind her. and, having noticed her strange
actions, Il was feared that something had
happened 20 her. The police were notified
and parties sent out ID nj directions. AZ
haIf-pa-t ten o'clock two policemen came
upon the decapitated body o. the
young woman lying between the rails 81 the
incoming track 81 the wabash Road near
scrsnty.iirSt street Not only was the
head severed from the body but one Of
tho arms and both feet we're crushed.
A short distance away lay part
of her underclothing the body when found
having upon It only the light wrapper Ia
which she WIS seen 10 leave the school.
Her slippers lay together beside her UNDER
clothing. giving one the impression that she
had thus partially dlsrobed Just previous TO
her death. Ifisthis feature tnat gives the case
the appearance Of suicide No reason could
b. assigned other than that she was some.
what behind IN her studies, and that this
hsd preyed npon Der mind for several days
past. -Chjc1qo Tribvus. November TO-
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A. - l->~ 1865. - 49, 1-I..-<~;.l
I -- n. ~-,: ~ ..'
/ t<f@<4~ ~ HmET<4 ~ AuIf4x0 Inc I0I-
1 loving resolutions xrorr ndonlcI and
1 Io-I. s...I a. -. ~ - G.~~. - 49, -.
4 -e..--- NJ =. - - -
R<~rr.., ~ ~ - ~ ,>~ r~-~.~-- - ".
Y <.n,.......t .-. ~ -.- - IN go, v ~ ~ ~.
ii "a -..- ~ ..r ~ .'''tf'->
\ tsil-ne<i prp, ccsi,c policy. when ~. feen
the u<rn, rD..cx ~ o,.r .nxernu,ert .n., vhrn
/ I.,.~<.--. fv..,> -.... <....<..-- .- .
tr,usht rati,nai disaster. and that !, q the
1.tk v. tcnxst-t ~ tt <A<iisut rud rr.rlufc ~
tt~t 11',t 80 rI@!ir wish 3 y sustain every
rcry alike. and hep ~ dexe'op and naturaIlxe
Ace in1.1<'ri.s 4non< ~
$1,000; in.r Use protective ys,em -.
D. ues.ird ~ deve'ep our rssonr. =. educate
.1r q <t1<rs s1l pto'.et Nur country from tor
<,tn IT, ~ ~rr: snd that no~cser well 81
for section an revenue l. sill needed
t.-' <<...1 .ryrtr mo producers may have
c<r~inut and rtmunsr4li >c employ menr-
- ibe io.eins1. oa,i Cotton Esh.ssIen now
--snenr- Scush lsdIver-iIylns ~ industries.
.ni wcrki1v ~ ~ own nav material. thereby
-ut.r- our interests with theirs - citizens ~
one N.tt1n- and making m American policy
tons
. r<xr<1- ts1r sns CONVENTION recommends
~ .nn<rc@: for ue m1r. enfetual protection
- ~tt.tt.i,n< ~ our com merciti marine-
Y InA- Amci sc.n maritime rrnre1ts shall
"a, trrm tnc burdens 81 state. murici-
~. ~ .1S.l ,.kstlon ~ iea-Nn ~ rms y
49, AM sen vessels derive nn pruteci ton o.
ts <.s.s ~n.e.er fsom >tafe sni municipal
4 en'S Which ere NOT SHARED ~ an
~ lt~rer ~ foreign vessels touching ~
...r Ut = When pey NJ taxes. and hence such
49, ut-''u CAPT ~ invested ~ maritime prop
E'r eM.1Ht - trAty Discrimination IN r.
49, q tt.rt'En A4Ainsf American shipping
$50 49, -.~t lmlnAttun ~ tue pori ~ New York
~ ~ ~. cent? o. TIE Pr'retfai
ce nurI rrAt should make american
tt~rt1- he cAfritrr q American mails ~ rates
trrrf.tnnaie 20 the vaifIe ~ tne service pr
<crme1 Hrnour rcrert e ne ra-cs a ~hlch
y. 1911 tt<<ei<. -ur,iiiftd ~ their own Gov
<rn..ut< nav - willing 20 carry them.
Inr tnft1 rta,t- ~bouii regard 80
=. ans..s-n c.mmersis, marine - me bass q
- American rNt{ and m Integral eemf NJ ~
S-r American nationality and should % dis
- .1 ~ tattr q American vessels t<pe
1H ~ tlN<. ~nicn 1re STRIVING 70 extend
. ms1,s11 tFn1e 70 new ccunfr.e-. =. <onic
rturr - rnem tar AMI iucr1f " <n>rr %
80 rcr.L carrying trade prorurfinn1tr e
- a.ntfy ana power % the country ~ other
I|<|ttI<.
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I4.
6fry miles 81 railway III Minnesota mex
wear. upon whIch NJ. EiI>oa y % ,e>t N,
efficiency Or bis electrical engines a. = mo-
tive power Tor railroads. II Il understood
the cxDerirnenfsl line uill ~ built hefueer
81. Cloud ana Minneapolis ana 81. Paul and
the work q % Be completed within one year
-...
- cAsA
- Y. '.ne x. 49, .'1
.s ~ ~. s-. $500, No.
n.'-'. 49, 49, $1,000 t--.
... n"'. s-.. -.'-.e.'. .e II
$50 "" Y. W. -.e s.'sF'.- y y
'.rs. - 1890. y. y. ~. 800. 80 y. q
~ .'. <.~ 49, 49, \,
$3.50 --<- -r- $500 sS -
$500. r,.. ......, 49, s... 80
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HANGED on the 18th: Boge jackson,
HAMBURG. AK. .sDr.n sparks. Lumpkin.
stewart Comfy. G.. An,n<,us smith.
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noonsi''e NO cees' u!eenpaek "eeky
psPer' Va snot ana instantly Killed IN me
istn py inomAs ?. Mcpesrmon, my AAr-
sn@'. Inc Setos puoii~neu AZ sr'ie!e ~esere-
y renee'ing upon some q ne city MAr-n.i's
onlcA' sc's' ana persona alteration ioi-
lowing close upon the Offensive puo'ic.f'on'
ied g me shooting. AcDearmon claims
that Thornton nrst drew ne revolver and
that be nred n se'f-defen<e. He voluntarily
placed himself under arrest.
usacrrT.H~rov-a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-21

MS fellow.suepects is absolutely
useless. They and their friends
VIII make pressing demand for
their Liberation before the meeting
OF Parliament. The Government
has increased its difficulties and
shaken Its strength In the House
by its policy Of apathy. At the
coming session 1t may incur q loss
OF strength that will peril its exist
ence.
DUBLIN, Dee. ia quantity of
arms and ammunition was discoy-
cred early this morning in a house
on Bralssgon street, and four per-
sons were arrested. The articles
seized comprised hand grenades;
2 parcels Of dynamite, each parcel
being In case resem bling box
Of rifle cartridges, but larger; 20
Enfield breech-loading rifles; 6 re-
volvers; 5000 rife cartridges; 500
revolver cartridges and % pounds
OF gunpowder, with list of names
of officers belonging to some organ-
IzatiOn. Two brothers named
WhelRn and man named Ryan
were arrested. The Whelans kept
a marine stock store. The accused
were arrested on private informa-
tion. The documents seized were
OF old dates and had reference to
the Fenian organization. The dis
covery Ia believed to be closely
with the Bradford affair, |
for which Tobin was arrested. The
papers found at the time, i'm plicat- |
ed nHmber of persons on both |
sides of the Channel. No doubt |
The material is associated with the
Fenians.
The constabulary barracks at
Croboy, near the Hill OF Down,
have been burned to the ground.
The occupants were asleep at the
lime Of the fire, and barely escaped
With their lives.
Shots have been fired into the
1ouse of one Mason, employed by
magistrate named GalOralth, at
Cappard. Five persons have been
crested In connection with the
flair.