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, 1881-03-03
NOT IN l,lIE BILL.

There Is d legend IN theatricA! history to tho
c1fept thht when "DsaEk- Ercd Husall" was
onco being performed upon tho English atnsc,
Just at the point whcro Susan Is 1antentlnT tho
absence OF her swcut H'tltam and wrestling With
tho stony-heartcd lan%orl. who threatens 70
turn her out into tho COLL, cold
world, stanch and trap british tar
climbed from tho gnlcry onto tho staee
and nearly murdered tho vorucIaus InndIortl.
History repeated itself Inst night ut tho Grand
.Opura-llous only this tilllu 1t WIS mt stunch
'and truo British tur, but IL hardy pioneer from
Colorado. They are r,,nn.uK at this house n
iBpcctncusnr play called "Tho Voyngers." Tho
'ssn'9s e sas a 9s t' ss s ese ss ' ss' Sseis e
;sss Ill.,. sa ~ ss VIM 4$s . ,'s! @ FL
previous nets, dulng his brst so make snlsuso-
meat OF tho castaways, suddenly comes upon
s 4 oass 'he 70 Sas
Him up. lsurckc USES II bHtchet to accomplish
: hs sai,guttary purpose, md jnst as ho hui the
1se u Tho ss cPee. ws wso sSS sautca
esa saxa 70 s eea ~ en- S rgpeS ssSa e es
n!aking IN ugly gAsh on ilis toroheal. This qs. M
s;ase, .sciscd the blooithirs!y BarsEs by
,ss yos yoa s0H: sant nd tous Sses' ns boy pa Sse
nm, hSre. Th,s aInt squire DEAL! nu,cke
Gct oil tho sagn." "E1l' exclaimed the
Iwnui;ln't trust ynu."" From nst0nisnmunt tho
nudtcneo had passcd Into al .!proarlous, condl.
ton. They l9uxhcd., cheorctl, anil yollea ut
terfara with tho purpose OF tho ch!v-
ulrous Rcntlemun from Colorado. liz
probnby woultt hnvo lilllshed him had not some
stage- hand rushed IN and with much difficulty
!lo struggled to tho !ast' drs,ggetl him OH. aud
he vna tolt! that tho people On tho stage woro
! merely t.mltng. li6 explained TINT ho bud
jimmie wis i.bout to be alauRht6rcd, MID, for
getting where he was, ha,!,. in aeeort!auco With
tho castom In Colorado. alde,l with tho weakest
waR allowed to ttko h!s scat In tho theatre
aRaln. His appearance, WIS the sIH1iRl for y
Isurtko WINS allowed to proceed with ILLS he!l!sh
mint.
, 1881-03-03

maintain Tint tho employers viii he tho tlrst p
sss ey a. sro u a ax q II i h"Ss ssS ox ue
Asii wEbSEspAy.
Ycstcr,lny,. which was Ash Wednesday,. wns
yrrY KttIGraity observed an'GnE tho i.ptscnpai:
ss c sc r. M y a G ssrss ~ i Sa
services ia be cofal,lc,c,I b. tho piscopal Clergy
y Hershey Hall during tho scA*nt was heIf 1T
Tho services ce,,s!stci q prnyer. ths rcni.ng 81
ine aE"y and Snsn hymns oy ,S, ~ rH
Z. kinnGy. The acrylcHa next week Will hc ron
,lnctcd by tho ltey. l., rarlcn Mun,lay: tho Nuv.
+: cWwrtney racs;ay; Tho Hey. + n. Morri;o'
'ns X fs ,Ser" i ho} o} s. Esiy s,cr mud Paul the
weekday scfr!ces commence at 4 ~ an! =.
Will 10 administered Thursday. 4 t.itnny aerv-
leo will 10 conducted overy Wednesday evening
1t G, r. ~, rmg 1en soap.ncx n IL, Mareh -!
u, Rcetnr of. 1t. Mnrk's 8 Church, Evanston. Tho
tsas " @ i Is j, % aa cata
0lIc.
st.EEr, SNOW, AND HAIL.
Tho changes In tho woatltcr this winter hnvo
becn sO frr,ueht md sudden lhat tho ynrjcd
l'rosmbly surprised rntotly. a!thn'xh they i'aye
md at lines cloudy, hut about midnight the mir
Ksew warmer. nn.l rain was, prophc+iel. Yes;
tnrt!ay morning. however, uawhctt snrn' nnt
After that the Fnnlcatns only struggled through
tho cInnsis ut Lntcrv,lls md along in tho after
'' r 'asrs Ths st4set. ] cens ssny t' 3 # % HIT
@ ! oc'esk last n'Eht. when when, re ,,,. alr
ttierec,y, md stlnatny hail.stoues and sleet 10,
gn,, hGntinY inercilesly tluwu. As tho night ad-
vnneetl tao mir grew ffeezlnF. ana what hatl bcen
OF frnncE3ptttIa lee, fllNk klnE travel excessively
, 1881-03-03

4eyonth--,Inttrrs r. + }fAyra. DnItlel GlrCant1,
N. T.. Er1abjc. Clerks, James Cnrs1te, ChnrIcs
llafcrty. ,u,-
Etxhth--.1ut!Kcs, -nnc3 laoeh1or'l, =, TH03rns
tr1ler1i, tlenry ShcrOr. Clerks, NJ n. Jones.
rh1mas Cnsrnll. ,,,,,,- ,,u,.,
:. Nlplh.finnry Rhenhapt Wiilla'n Ffishcc'
GrnrRn CrDtnbio.
AID Inwter prcac'ltcd tho n1i.exru lst ios ms
waril. hid athtcd that It inGlil!etl men 2! C.th
PARTIES. who woult! 10 satisfactory 10 Ills COLI
Btithc1tts: ...s.. -.
h!ai'rh wAhi, ,.,.u,., ,.,
First I'rcclnct@IndEes,M NJ fttZfefn!u. Neofec
Eey1nntr. I. u. Hymn. Clclks. Jonh fo"eiB' i.
D.. tlnl,tt,riEht: ,,,,,,,. ,,..
sernntt-j't!Kes. .tohn imrstcn. "tffi"tn Imhrcr'
Il. MAyp0tt. ClGrka. y l!nlthi. =. J.. HFoWn.
Thlrl-JMt9es..r l: MCCARTHY, =; Powell, W..
1Inbitta, Clerks. II. ". Nnxis kue',r9e t. Efflsi'
lnurthrT5!tsircs' y NnSKry ~ ,, Ma!"'' III
ltnach. ClHrkF. >: - kTrtl!es \: y Itnillns.
Flftf-J.tslecs, r. Sn!S.lia, Y. q it1st. H. Mas
fcrsaIl. laerks. d: H. l'otnft'. r. FlahlEhh;
Haxth7-J,llHc9. ~; Aai''rsso'' .; u; Aa,ey'
.!uhfi MeS!chots. CtofAs' !. ~ CoM!sHy. ~
, 1881-03-03

eibi0 ntldreas. snytng TINT there wn, ,,,.
ireland r. Ting ~ the fand IcaRs19 was ps 10 !or
lria.in,an who was mt In aynlpathy with an
present movement was rarely met with no,a .ae
,nya, mud thu fGw thoro were should la rpu.n, 'TA.
m rcncgadcB. "o Aesas'icd
THE FfitSr WARD
1.anh r,engue mot Inst evening nh ~, t,.,
rAotio 1fotcI Owing to tho atorm i, ottcnnad ttttf1nd
@ MGro i"ads 1y Dr. MaeAintt'sn and Mr. jFaes ,jonns
nrd SWEET, stating lhat lie wnaid ''ee'll. ~
tlrrss d TUG I.e1g,!o At my lime. H. II,
r McliuR1l wis elected Vice irualtlnnt r. aaf;
tho v,!cMncy cMt,seA by tho 'cAth nf III" w.. ~.
Joseph r. I.nn1leld. anil Sir. ub WA cioo,aa!!s ,a!s
Financial Secretary. Tho meeting adIouruccaa
for Ull0 week. "esHeo
, 1881-03-03

1T silver received.
COSAtpEnAni.r damage Inns bcen '!nnr nt tho
Ittver11aie 1lstlBry by tho fnsltiiR In Of tho Mr
nf the warehouse. Tho fill extent Of tho loA8
Inns mt yet boon asccrtnincst,
I}EpurY- MAnsHAr4s WitEstE,t ard Gllfnnu loft
ycstorslny for Chester rentGnttnry, ~ ci,nrRc nf
Wchsfcr, tho rntinfGrfrttrr. ant! Leach, tho
t,,stcy-Ortler thief. tic nttGr going tinwn for
ono yenr. nnla tho former Tor ten mouths.
FoEtd,w1yt1 Ia tho list ot lutlHblc Hoo1s rc-
cclvctl Mt tho Guatanl- House yeatcr,!ny: r. Il.
liawc 81 tnxes tn, r!ate; !o!ot S.cel Company,
III stcrl lloolns: Fullet s FnIlur II cascs drugs;
tars0n. l'trt". arOtt tn, rs.hcs woens. Gsssca
hosiery: oasea linens: Eddy. Harvey & CO..
cnss:s gloves: Furuhn, llMhlili. & To-, i cnses
cr1ekery: wilson 1trrs., = cnaes hosiery: +. j.
t'Arrnlt 70 kegs aausn4e easns. Collections.
tp.ED.
Use Of tho results Ut Tom kcefe's rnl,l nn tho
hutaNsits II ythr lxu Wha tU Giil atlGnt1ul ~
tho necessity Nf compelling Hueh Hnorc1 Grhft
IL curry prurnr l!ubtA. Ctcct0r Smith ytSter.
day rHerfvptf orsers TINT ill Trailing. us,n prod.
ncr, cltlnl, Dysscr, nnsl fishing tsAts whch ttp
rnunred In nr i.cnr tho channel nf nny nnfEnhlc
river hr buy Rh"lt carry Un 9'rtRht !lRtt rot less
thlt ak fttt nAovc The deck. KlEtA Ut less tNnit
three rrs will ssl.pny t,no light nnl 0f three or
mnrc crs light ut rac! s,tl, NOT less thin xix
fcnt ntA,vH tho tlcck. ltnfts OF three nr nlore
cribs nbrcnst will htsnlny whtn light Mt cnrh
corner. }uw.htlnts will 10 required t. at1s,w IL
white light not less thnn twn feet Aboyu tho stem,
, 1881-03-03
TIE COUNTY-BUILDING.

-.
TUE employees Of tho shcrsf's Office wero paid
their February salaries yesterday. 1t took S7,sE
IN vr u,4,,t,,
~ y" "'o"""' ,
SATURDAY VIII be sentcrcc-iay fn tho Criminal
Court. Thp1aoiJ1ta fnr y new tr!nf IN tho Frcf.l-
nlrk GAsc Will tt decided ut tho sAtne time. ami
II adversely, Ae Will 10 among tho Eaug son.
.eHeS"'
ilAnNy tllCli,tnSp. tho actor. md Christina Etl-
,yatts. arrested fHr dehs. wera yesterday released
frnu ttistnly IN their 0wn petition, It appearing
to tho satisfaction " Jul!1u 1ArOnA thnt thoy
"ero "o' I't'sacsse'! Of my worldly goo'!s.
.cstnr.u s,np ~ TIME nnns1,,, u u1t":s
Atiurn"y Mi4 and Ssnris Wan5,. oKSt,,v fnr ,ho
n 81 s' Mn t1Kee scxvn os wo nss ZEN ~
J...,co ~, ~ f, t.otas s'''
Sra srArn's. ArT,,,sEx MILLS intends tn prevail
urnn Tho County bonr4 to n,nku cer!nir nitarn-
tluns In tho .Er'nll,nl Co,.rt rs'oln which will
amount to Il tosnplGte transformation, lie pru-
po.es tt, suggest ...t tt,o gallery ~ tlo east en
Of tho Ha't bu removed: that tho .ll,dKp's Genuh
be ehan3utl fronl It's prosent !uction to tic cast
cl.!, u!'a !hat osuryti,snR osu he shifted aoont
rhnnYs viii l,u tho securing u bottur light alsd
tho to!ny Mwny with much Ut the confusion aild
hustle which nav makes Il almost impossible
, 1881-03-03
THE CITY-IIALL.


,ntrrov uf,ornnnn.
n.,.. ,...,. ..,..'... .,..,., =,
follows: F.. J. LcnnlMn, two. story and basement
brick anu st1Iit dwelling, =, ny 20, on Msth!BHn
avenue, IN cost StsAn: Mlllan waller. twt.s sttiry
b. rnrnr Of !n.lMl1n streot atd AshlnMH nvenpc.
tn cost $l5,u: !tsssH stein: briek dWelllhg, - "
IL, ct,riler Dt !inlstel and maxwell strCets. to
c,st $.SfI: -ohN Wanor. brtck dwelling, " ny 'B
No, 3a Chicago avGnttc. tn cost $j,0Oo
sMAtI.-rOx.
TIER, ouaos of a,rutI, ,,,x ,xnro roterto1 NJ Tim
t,Mith Il,iy, vmainyda~ tivn of ti,ot,, ,ciny ~ NJ
nnn hr,,sm H.; aln; ar.,,'nr urcr,n" whnrss, y, :"
"t,,,., r,,ntt,- ,rns cvt, w,th tTr ,itanr.n T-n
, 1881-03-03

Tho CeclIiun Choir. Ut milwaukee, which Is a
lNd!es' Organization cnnnc0tua with tho Ariou
Musical Club Of that city, IN response To an In
v!tauon fron, tho ApnIlo Club Ut this city, will
visit chicn9o noxt Saturday, upon lho occasion
Of tho last Thomas tnatlnee. Il,uy will be ru-
Apo,ln In thoIr club roo1ns. md afterwards will
attend thu co.lccrt tugcthcr. There are many
WIN Will rc.nctnhcr with pleasure tho singing Ut
tho gentlemen OF these Clubs both III tho },ei-
for,niInce Ut tho " Frlth1of" and tno com,cti-
tive singing 0f tho two clnbs. It would he Il
grateful fentura Of tho InRtlnte II, III addition
could h0 given to hear thu Two Iadles' choirs ol
tho eAnln OcpaS0n.
, 1881-03-03
ELECTION JUDGES.

tti%kSl HttAHl fNIk lHH MNHFE6ts
Tho Committee OIL Elections hed II rucctinE
yesterday nfternnnn fl thu, Council Chn,ubcr ior
the ptlrpUss 0t arranging for list or judges aud
clerks for the coming H,unirfpn! election, to DO
presented to tho City Council IT. Its next lncet-
inx, Aid barrest presided rs Chairman. Several
Aldermen ui,d ntt,crs werc prcsent to represent
their respective wArt!a. El Merrttt, n ciurk III
tho City Water D,'.cc, and secretary OF tho
Delnocratlo City Central Committee, was on
hand with lsst Of Democratic Judges 4nd
cierks wh'ch hu aak he hWl bucn
authorized tu present III hrhalf Of tho Commit
tce hc represented. Ills list WINS buscd upon tho
old precincts at tho wnrt!a,-slnt upUn those
adopted lust fall by tho County Ilnnru. It wna
we'll known tinlt slerrltt'a list WIS composed
principally Vt city employees. at,d was Eostun t,p
mainly ut tho tnstunco nr Austin Doyle. Socro-
tMry 1T she pnltco Department. md nut hy tho
t!rrstandag TINT Il was III Carter Il. iiarrlsons
Interest, Or any 9tGor Donlocrntiu caldsuntc for
Mayor ,hSn WHO might s Hna"tc or,. Merritt
list .ina lilo c"nmttSs. md Al.. iarrett WIS ts
i,lc,c tu favor nlln II, that o!,. but Aid. s,nyth.
su thAt he was nnal1y sat tlnwn up.,n Merritt
insisted Upon presenting his nanlcs for every
tic Co,nn,Ittcc xrsa,ly III their Efforts 10 d.,
something tut would be satisfactory to nli t,ar-
Tho COMMITTEES decided to lot tho Aldermen
Of tito wnrtls decide llrl tho humber of voting
preclnGis they would 'nxe: VS.: po.nocs,.to repre-
rlacos tlloy hn lust full, under tho arrangement
ior tic Oil srr,,sens:,t. ti,at lid not Evs thaas
s9r!s1t f!u,sns q rssttets; r; ,y. m
DIxuh desired tho COMMITTEES to pass 1t, Ailu
sDsi AI ' issilnr, ana Saunders axroea upon tho
RECoSu WARD.
:, F!rst prccInet-J.nlzos, J. AuEnst Heller. Fred
, 1881-03-03
LOCAL pQLITICS.

THE SEGTV FAHlt NM THE ElsECTlUSs
Tho Journal nf yesterday contained tho fol-
lowing rltnrIn1:
TtlE Commissioners Of ChtcuKo'a South Side
pnrks INV ssnnd divided, pol!tlc!lly, thsen i'eIn-
er1s n oHe hcpni1sn We navs nr'saio IT,,
tint tintrsl l'nk tng IL It's transformation into
GRAND parssa,i tnNchnc f9r effect Mt tho GINNING
nppolntmlcnt nT Democratic wur,l h,lnlt,,ors rs
s!!l,nsnNt. ntlecrs !i,d e,llplnycs f. tue parks.
a atafs 1 h1x @ to = MapK 'o %yss %y S s s
work OIL which Is ,t!,o,lt ~ bo et,ln!ncirrd.
There nvc u.nploycd III tho south l'trss nEe1is
helpers. Thusn hnve heretofore heun rt.lptoycd
witlott rcxnr to their pniltica! or pnrtiSa. he
nTTIs ~. sna p' .', w 3 II t., wSn on y, tue
oernts: Some mi n.itlt!onal meH nro to tu cu,.
ployed hy tho lloar'l ~ workers aH ill., tho Mcw
E!altr.f. tNvlng Hosno UAl lnun under Ets setrt,
Iurn'scs to cftnto = yotlt,x n'nsh'ne % for p,rti.
@ lsass W tw" ni tho ,oaouratc @ Circuit judrrs nto
PARTIES to this scheme. TAe+e Judges might bo
~ better business !, A. 1 ~ events lsgraot!enHa
future. '' ',0''' - '''' ~'''0'''N - '"0 ''N'''
A TtnuSE reporter askel Commissioner
Russell what he bud to say nboltt this.
s1t Ia hi unqualified l!e," he replied {" md
comes from n sneak md n coward. I nm tho
only Democrat til tho rt,.-CAllABhnn hnsnt
lun1illcd yrt,-nlld mi not Il very strung uf.e.
Thcru ~ not selntllla Of truth In thnt article:
It Is wholly ami entirely rot. Nothing will 10
!lHne IN A!chikan avenue until tho municipal
"",,rhe stateIncnt ia ridiculous mud absurd"
na GGm;sensT NY, @alshs u nppents hnt
GsGn y Ia member ot Tho hoard, nnd nuycr will be
CAnv npoM.
About y dozen lsernbcans responded to 2
Town cn!Icetor. tu ,ncNt ~ tho cut-roon Of tho
rrauloIt Ho'so 1T oel.,ok Yesterday after
i;puol. i. il. Miss: 81. y, Farwsli. f. Il. sea.un.
.r AZ: rolnT Ill., Ap o Watson Ms. Mr ata tsw
atrlct!y private. but It was asrortnfuei. thAt II
was 9e!tl y > ;ho Interests of Ms. Easene Cary.
Instirnnec Comlany, WIN u being ugee.l by hIs
friends to become cal,dl,tato for tho Mayur'ity:
Action WIS tuken. 1t,o xentlotmali throw m Il wot
via Sstweo% sealns I'D G"r, 'nS ''d TT Tut st t
Cary's you'd qualities wure rccltctl by several
gcntlctncn. preaont, ,who nn!'l he would nlnku n
tirst-ciass Mayor. No oshor Offices wore spoken
FIFTH wAuD.
AT tho tcpuhllvnn meeting held Ia tho Fifth
WArl Iuesslay evening Mr. '. lscifsnuldcr was
Mr. ". b, Keat, ef liz Firth wara is canai.
tiatc for South Town CLERK.
aIxTlI WARD.
Tho reRulRr Republican Club OF tho Sixth
Ward hclst the trst u,cetlry of Tho spring enil.
pasn nj ses'sssy sy gySnS S.tS IN s,rS ksatan"" t!
ins Ing to "res s Stated tilt !tS ,he ' objcet 'D!ie
wus 10 rcorganiso for tho coming ci.!,l.
Inning large oc, tho old oIllcprs wer., reelected
& lMr tl's , ,s',su,.K six muntls. % Mr.: iiutt then
lion. md nrgci the C!nh to paaa ia ] Nomination sf
nn.l vote for tho hpst avRiut!to ncn. lle liskcd
TINT nam na,ncs q poss!hie ca,nduntcs for tho itt.
he suggested, md Sir. 4. Il. Wuoiey Mr. ltntc!,Ow
, 1881-03-03

1nt1l9csttou. dyspepstn, nervous pro.,ro,,o,
md nj! fnr.ns Of general debility rcIisyeG rs.
onfy preparation Of tccf uolitnnInR IL ontiss ns
!lNtrit!ot,s properties. 1t Is mt f,,crn .tim,7ee
,t,nt like tho extracts Of hcut, hut rnntHIn.
ttanIn9 properties; IL Invaluable ii Mi eufns.
blGpl conditions, whcthor tho result Of cxhnn..
tdan, nervous prrstrAttnlt, nverwork, or a"mt.
slAry cotntInlnts CnswtlI, IInz'irf i tn. nro.
rrletoFR, New Yurk. For sule by tlr,luFisis. p'o
, 1881-03-03

MAntaoN, WIs., March s.--Womnn. suffrage
wRs tho special prtlor In the Assembly to- night.
Mr.. briggs n,ntlo II very cnnvlne!t.R argument III
favor Of ith atlnptl0n. Without notion tho as.
Bcfnh1y adjourned.
MAHIsuN, Wis, Htnrch :.-Thn Assembly Il still
without II luorn1, and there was no aesa|oll this
nlnrflfng.
Tie Senate held short session.: n lolE dis
cussnn WIS hnh Oh tho bill IN trnvttt that tit,t.c
but lnwyGrs hc elected County Judges or FIT.
prumn Ennrt Justices, which wns tillnlty de-
fcAted. The bill p,sscd ropcRting tho RcElstra.
ton law Of Milwaukee.
, 1881-03-03
u. IS. A,

TnE inteEual-seyenue receipts yesterday
amounted to s3l,sG5. Of which S.s,9;0 was for
spiEtts u: for tobacco and cigars, Rud r. aSs
fur beer.
TiiE business dono at tic Hub-Trcasury yes
terday Mas wonderfully small. Qu!y slNo III
, 1881-03-03

vhu complain that as It Is now tho rivor wards,
cnntrui tho itffairs of The oily. They s'sn ask
for tho tatsaHn ut thn tilt constituting AT ,ippcr
house III tho Epunrl which Bhnll lc composed
only Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1881-03-03

WHEELING, W. Va, Mnrcll ..-Tho Wilson
Ilai.r1nd blll. establishing maximum rntcs md
chargcs, and to prevent i,rjst discrimination In
rites charged by railroad .cn'npanles, that
iaRt Friday, was rejected In tho Senate to.dAy by
4 vote Of 10 10 u.
, 1881-03-03

BAN FaASCIacO, Mnrch ..-1n the Artzonh
Legislature to.,lny IL bill passed. tho ftotlsb to
rcRuIAto farcs and froights on tho Southern Ii-
ellie ltAiirond,
, 1881-03-03
Gov. Porter Ullwittingly Discloses
n state Secret to n Col
orctl MINI.
Michigan Legislators Finally Tire Of
Being Fed on Counterfeit
Butter.
Woman.SnfrrAge Discussed In tho Wis
consln Assembly, but No Action
Taken.
Prohibition in the Delaware House and
Railroal Matters in West Wiz
ginia.
1SSl:SO'rA.

sn,tfa, t,i,m,t.h h, RI. fhlcooo 7>r,h,,,.
c. 1,.. ,t,'.. ,,,..h :, ~. .s'.'". ~.
oi' tAGA. MlHH.. anFch ~'-Ihc oeAhee uAa
coHclrFcd III the House amendments 10 tho till
prnvhfng for tho puylncnt ar tho rcp,,dlntcd
iumh4 r Inn Stint, fur,,rrrl In railway rnustr,,c
.,.. ~, ~. W. .,, -. ~
tlot'. llle enVefnor Will sign the sunni to-IhoF.
rtW. The bi Is III tho nnttre TT I'M adjustment
tho rIuIms lv .sn,,t,yl 1l,o ,mv,,,r.,t ~ IN In
'.,a,. 49,. ~ ,,,s ,.'.uas ~
'Hm.o ~, t"t .. tug hef"'tt '"p,u'eatent faAtuS'
Ihe teputi!tton!sta httse hsked tho question lis
to whether ,hls Is mt eliynlostt to voting tux,
yhtb ren,,lres two.ti,3rls mn ttrity Under tl,a
,,,.,,t,t,,,, - ,,,,t.,n, VT ~. tHn., , ta,ss
constitution ~ u u lnuiclN' inthe' 1"aA ieA'es
Mtive question. aild piay provo embarrassing ii
, 1881-03-03

p0vER, Dcl., March 1.-Tho Lncal- Option bill
prepared By tho Stato Prohibition AlflHl!co
passed tho house. THO general opinion Is TINT
1t Will PISS tho SDnnte.
, 1881-03-03
HYDE FAjlk.


As was announced yesterday tnorunF, thore Is
II eusa OF smallpox 1T tho sIlnue. lA,y nntutri
john MuIlon. living N. tho cnTncr of Fifty.iourth
street unu ki.abark avenue. hpIny tho victim,
Mullen WIS examined l,y the lien!,h Olcer, nr.
c4aphlnn, who pronounced the casu scal sn.ull-
pox, hut In lnll,i form. Tho huuse wns ,ltHr-
nntinctl, nnI Atl pursuns ordered away. Tho
brothoEs nnd sisters, who nru said tn hnyt
nttctltlrl tho school yesterday. oru barrcl out,
and au u!n,ost imHc.l!ato vaecnu tlon ot pup,is
Will be- ordered in all parts Ut lliu stllaKe Ths
caso wns roportol yesterday tn DR.. De
Mots, ana request ,,as,,,nf w. ,nq''o fur m
ElxsHlrd that therxt Wett several new casrs
It, Chlcaxo That ho could mt stf tho R1nhI-
llI,ce, but It thb unlluNt WArU brought tU tho
pesi- -houss he wt,.ild 10 ,akgE easu Vi. Taa r.
l,urt Vt this cusu hns ercAtca grcAt excItutntut
In thu village. and tnAny calls were lnu.tu TOR
tl,ctars tu yaccinAto t'oth young An4 old lust
night.
Petitions arc st circulation for the Hoard of
Trustees to Gull un election ~ yUl1 III tho tae0r-
porAuun Ut tho village 10 city llnuur tho av,l-
trAl law. Tlcru seulis ut plestnt tu ~, atnI,lg
desire to divide tho vtaHu Int" wurds. W a. III
ihiuy much neeled ut present. u 10 alleged that
the additional exlHhSu will bo very sllHat,-only
tue sulury Ut tho Mayor, etu
, 1881-03-03
THE CITY.
IN ElsAL,


I. NJ y. aM,1tr, of philadelphia, Isn't tho sherman.
! j.. EMgnsaS. nf C'ncInun,I, Is Mt tho shcrman.
1 !. E. vrsrEnv1rT Of Fort Scott, is ut she Gard.
'ucr.
!. FRANK T.. DAY, Of Now York, Is at tho shcr- |
min.
i ", II. laS1:F, Of Minneapolis, Ia at tho Trc-
mont.
!; Du, s. pAnKE.s, ot baltimore. is at tho Trc'
mont.
i r, j. RAtsMAw, Of Jaucsy1lic, Wis. Is nt tho
fremont.
:. Mill. LYos, ot Winnipeg, Manltoba, Is at tho
,rrcnunt.
T,r Urv. ALEXANDER @. TySo, Of Peoria, Is
lat the Pacific.
nn. 1naS krSrz. ut Moorchcad, MIMI, Is at
lat the rnclIc.
TuomAs F.rcn and wife, of Minneapolis, arc
ut tho f'nitlrr.
n, l.. FltEHMAS. Clerk Of Tho Supreme Court, |
6uriitRiield, H.. is 1T tho lHclflc. |
Nn. Il. s. AuExAsr,:t md wife llavo returned !
from Eourntp. md nrn nt tho Palmer.
, Tlonrtlr tIARIty, Of New York. Assistant Gem |
ern, Manager Of tho Pullman Car Company, IL
at tho Fnt1ltr. |
Otlor ot tho Loyal Legion wis held lust oyenIn1
at rho Fremont House.
.AaHsr W. II. nEuny and !: G: llanly, Of 1.os
pinns Axcncy S,n, p".,. @ ,,ttHs Though tho city
ru cr,u>. vtc,1,roeJ3o,t of Tho ettcnt,c & |
Ens,,rn iiIi,,.ia H.tIrmI' nnti ~ 4. i}mcctt.
G"na,,i i;nos"urcr md r,nErt Artnt NJ lin
Tcras < st' lol,,s la rUul nrT ut tf,o i;nc,ilc,
u ~ p,r,r or 1or,,o,. rnplan,,. ". N. e.
,vn-t ~ utotnrn Il -: II H,,si at,i Mtss
XU I of y Gucn,. 'e, Uuario: I na j. II. M.fus!sb,
" "''''fes' 't"''''"'''t 50 .. 49,.
THE Temperature ycstert!ay. rs onscrveu ety. ~
Dui!dlnR was III a. n, a nngscrs; 10 a. M. ";
T. ILL.,. -; :}r m, ~: y. M, H. barometer. u
ln.. a1a51: y y. III. aD.,M.
Tur nloooft.n1 sontcty mot Mt tho fremont
1,,so iast .s.or;nr tho foiin,sinv nrt,vrain i,n"
nv H.. ~ nrrnnrr inn,'1vr' Thcsls I,
~ 1n',n. p .!,urrn.Tc, EcInn,siu. Dr' Wnxtruui:
g; ..;;n4.ac,nn t, amnsnrnncn # lin iiom5' iir
LIZ i.,r,Is "Pp'"'"'se ~ ''e
1,, ,,,,., ,,,o,,,, or +ho roora nr Man,
LIE ~ iVntt ~ i,t1 T,s - ,1nut, ,vms nn' ~ ti,o
4EGrs s' ot .sa .ao Uu ,er ThM SaIaw " cj
tv sGsea"5 sEi, ra;at,, ,,us"E o, Wrs r. Il Hnrkna
sooo;. itsIs " easu. stts mnscnnnalsc, Il; "tior
sourecs, S5t. psns ~ .o o" W"t,on nv onn wtSs Wts
4ass sso"t " '' ""''o" '%''' ''t''
AocRcts' .
sorEwonrnr instance Of honesty was re-
innn Knyn Uy uiistukc twu Is gold pieces 10
, 1881-03-03

Ask druRgets for Tough On Hats. II clears
out rats, mice, reaches. bod huGa, etc l5o boxes.
, 1881-03-03

~ hayo auGcrtd beyond cn,luranco." MY
lfo has 1een Il burden 10 ,nc:" :. ~ havo been
testimonials Ut ttluso cured Ut skin An. scEpfu-
lous hunlors BY tho Cul!uura ltctAedtes.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-12-10
INDIAN STUDENTS.

At Carlisle, Pa, is the Govern
ment school for Indian children.
Here there are 125 of them taken
from the different tribes in the Indi-
an nation. The Indian girls and
boys dress like white children. They
are supported entirely by the Gov
ernment. They are bright young
Indians, but as shy as Gagged foxes.
They are taught the came studies
that are taught in any of our white
schools.
When | asked if they would go
back to the Indian nation and live
in the rough wigwams like their par
ents they said:
No, we shall live like white peo-
pie" Il would not marry an Indian
who had not been to school," said a
bright little girl.
The probabilities are that these
Indian girls will, nearly all of them,
marry white men. 4 white man
who marries an Indian girl or a ne
gro girl in the nation can have all
the land he wants. No white man
not connected by marriage to a
squaw or negress, is allowed in the
Indian nation. SO the Government
really pays premium on miscege-
nation. The nation rewards white
men who marry squaws and ne
crosses with q big farm.-Perkins.