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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
HUGGING A DE!ret1N.


We of tie Democracy have our own quar-
res aud lcsiOuses they two years old aud
have spent great share Of their evil force They have
cost the state election Of 1879 and Presidential
slectoa OF 1885, foolish as o. endure fur
thtt political sacfces tor heui While opponents
hOuTsh animosiIes deeply rooted and destined to
bear bitter fruit may gain control OF the STATE
within the next two years and control CT the nation
Hithiu le four.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
MRs. L. yRGINlA rRENCH

CHICAGO, March 31.-A dispatch from Me-
Mpnyille. Tenn u ne k>rs says: MIRA. L FiFsinia
French authoress, dod a; II o'clock 'nl' morning
Al her hOmo, NcstledOWn hear here'
Mira Freroh. whose maiden name was smith, was Do'p
on the Eastern shore Of Virginia Ia ls3O. She was edu
Gated in Pennsylvania and In 1913 Size became, with her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
ANGEF WIN HEE LOTER.

Hattie Goodey. age eighteen, OF No. lO7 Hester
ST., attempted TO destroy her iie last night at
Chrystie and Canal sis. ty swallowing dose Of
Paris green. The cause ~ her act was q quarrel
which she had had with Ler lover, Patrick j.
IIlnLAu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

sauke. Michael DALEY. H. Karler. John Draper, Johf
Sharp aud samuel Perry.
The accident the result OF the failure OF opera}
tor 10 place signals Tor The freight train 70 stop ~
Walnut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
SENATOR ROBERTSON UPHELD.
TIE DEMOCRATS BEAR TESTIMONY TO HIS FiTNEs'
ANOTHER FUTILE CANVASS.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO The rmBrSg.t
ALBANY, March 3l-There was forwarded TO
Washington early this morning paper signed by
all the Democratic members of the Legislature
seven Senators and fory-seven AsSe' biymen-ask-
ing the Democratic United States majors TO vote
III favor OF the confirmation OF Senator Robertson
Collector Of New York. These sim. lures were all
expression Of the high esteem felt for Mr. Robertson
when politics forgotten, by his Democratic asso-
cIates IN the Legislature.
The COnklinR members Of the Assembly made
another quiet canvass Of that body to-day to learn
If they could not obtain sufficient votes Ia Tescnd
the Robertson resolution. The attempt was failure.
Bat 1t Is anticipated that # large number of the
anti COnklug men should happen 20 be absent from
the Assembly tomorrow an attempt viii be made 10
Tescind the resolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

g. rnuning ont Inch priced Sapol0 winch costs 20 manufac
tuic less ii2n cents azci rapid thai they show bad
t"m?ci kerp cool, sipoiO Put your pcc down IT, ani
make article good "Pdc Of The Kitchen snd
iilAy si44l . O.lLcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

AAlsot OFFICE. April l. q m.-Tbe movement In
80 barometer Ia again upward. Cloudy and parity
fsoaay weather prevailed with rrht rGins and snow
temperature ranged between 320 aud 40', the aver
A, oos1 oeng 5hs' lower toan the corresponding
n o.. aSt year, and 4s higher than Wednesday.
asss,~oy anu partly cloudy weather. with lower ten.
~ ~ aeo occasional light snow ,Inay be expected in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

A philadelphia clergyman assisted woman
20 ue Ter bonnet, and tue verdict OF the council
which tired him Tor it d" IL btO,heriy acH
but he'd better let 'em tie on their boanets eftei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
GENERAL LEGISLATION.
THE SUPPLY DILL rAssED-TuE PROGRESS OF


| lfRON THg REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rR1nUNEl
ALBANY March 31.-Thc annual Supply
hill passed hy the Assembly to-day aiior ony ten
minutes debate Oay amendment WAS proaeTci TO
rase the wages o the ccrsymfu ~ 'ho Assembly from
- 10 > daily aud THIS rejected The swift pas'a o.
The D.u and the small number OF appropriations formed
striking contrast e. tho prolonged s;tus-
| cls tho l.u and amazingly large az
propriauous % former years. Mr.. Richar son. tie
CLERK q the senate FIauce Committee. says that he re-
members supply bs co. forty pages length AMI contain
iug appro p-.ati0as amounting % @JOOon'c The pres
oEt one s rlt page long and the Total amount o. APP
rroprlauou- is 100000. The superior economy o. the
present bLl b. due greatly the stubborn spirit Win
which MG. Cmcicr'rg. the now chairman %: hc Commit
tee WAYS and Means. has resisted all uun'ce-sary
appropriations. Governor Cornell Las also exercised
supervision over the BILL adysag the rejection OF many
| items
The bill requiring apple barrels TO be Of larger dmca
than the farmers ami irutrasers Of he state are
willing 70 defeated IN the A-scmhy this morn
ing Al Tho mcrub Is from me Agricultural portions o.
the state voted agIus. Tho bill, e the cay ileuoeT-
| favorcdlt.
Mr.. Diyton's Dill appropra'ins 81 200 or mo rrief
| o. Dr. Thomas Coftnan. % Nev-York aroused .one
debate. Nj Skinner who helped 20 h.l." ;.' meas
ure Iast year. again attacked H. speaker sh9rio
al-o warned tho Assembly acan't paving heed - the
muy r'ri '-' come '."n 49," lo,1 .r, e'r,,i
Cleaning Drp1stmtuf lu Sre-NurS n 1871. 80 thr unc
Il the ,19uia 30. i. Tweed rug Toe delii .n il '-l
exceeded H. * IrL'li,tc- 'r DO "ideI O.. G i
poycs tn surrender money that due 90 tl'u. l.f
| ia,nrnt VAS promised . iut br tottmAn r.sc- o-
! famed ..oncy. he 'a- T old. puu. a.i near!
bind. The p.l wa' r,,,'i D., o. vote ~ t' Z -,...
! WIZ. the Coaml.-oH. Pot The 'fer,'o Nr ""l.
r,l C~yeipd. ~ Sow No'. appeared 20 sCr 't ~ ne
that they Doe eH mpci fo' ilr r,a'on tn'. o.
corportu1u.pu i '1'i c1'4 ,I',.''hri vac irI .' '
ioF tie o.-r- E~' should o. D." dc,.is- ii 1N .
Stitts Icy is N o. deposit tnf ainru' rFtH % ' ''.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
AN ILLUSION DIS LLED.

Senator Jonas of LouislaI .a"oring under
fhs Impression that he the .-cprtsc tlrlyc Of
thst State. indDlsed IN Ell which he
5ecsei 10 be the sole pcrfOl.le. Like tn boy who
ticEied the ho-s Of tie mule ht ne pretty
was. but lie knows more. Henc, forth lie will realize
That he has q colleague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
TOO DESPONDENT TO LIVE.
ND sUlCiDE Ar LIE sT. JAMES.

HE Suicide AT HE ST. JAMES
REASONS WHY TuE YorNG WOMAN WHO WAS KNOWN
A. KArE A. MENDHEM Is BELIEVED TO HAyR
TAEfN IilR owns LIFE-HER PREVIOUS LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENCE.
Tho young woman who died So ms seriously at the
ST. James Hotel, "Wednesday afternoon. proves 10 Dc
A person known as Kate 4. Mcndheim, " san
Francisco, and ali the evidence obtained by
the Coroner thus far points 90 suicide.
At her room were found nearly 600 letters but tho
Coroner refused 10 mako known their contents.
Fonr of these were torn ~ pieces. Tho body vas
removed yesterday TO an undeftakcFs shop az No.
~ Boverj, AID an autopsy was made which re-
Veaied traces ~ morphine poisoning The Coroner
stated that hCc real name was StcIuber.er that
CALL IN lie she was adopted 10y Mr. McuGheim "a
bachelor. Of the i'm OF Uuger 5 MeudA,im,
real cotate dealers. at No. POS MoutgoGery-s, san
Francisco. Her father had died when she was a
child She was at the time of her death about
twenty-five years Old. Sho had received a good cdu-
cation. and spoke French and German. Her diary
was written ~ French She had hne wardrobe
and some costly ornaments iucludug two gold ring..
ono WIKI ID" word MihpAn lu b.ue enamel. and
Tie INITIALS >. " ~ on pendant: there va, "a heavy
cree OF paln gold, inscribed Oh the inside Charley
90 CLlquIta.'
Becoming dissatisfied With her home the vcung
woman caine 90 TN, city IN November Last and 90
cuplcd rooms 40 severll of the puncpal ho,es. tie
Coleman House. Ro,~mure Hotel, -. Cloul-tud -.
James. She Was usually alone. bur as ~ro often
showed u disposition to make the acquaintance of
men 30 Sue Louise, tho managers often asked Tor
HcI IOlh' Size always seemed 90 hly mnlcY, and
about March Was accompanied by "A woman from
Town ou Long l,.aud, th" pair occupying nice
apartments Oh tIo rcCou1 door the Roa,more
liOtri. Ou 4raNlns the Ho.-uorr she went ta t4c
~ Cloud IA ihc Hs+,:i, % she made the acqulInt-
shcr az . Young man irOE ths ll,i. attached 90
theatrical company. au" size scru- to lave become
.cb Intimate Win h'm. A. entry iu her diary,
hilNh - evidently Tricla 20 IfI. 10 Il, follows
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Ready 'rhis llornIas

ruE SEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE
~ - sr,p,,rs ready iOs mailing, ave Iolt' pos 5Ip1
-, ,ae year s3 nye oopes SIt tsn copies AL 'a'
~ ~. POSTAGE IN all cAses lfes " sabscn0ec
A2~S~ TuE TRIBUNE,
NcT.YAgk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
r.cMl..LlN IL LX.NND ~ TRAcK

VNIioEp, Conn.,. March 3l-ihe Con1cc-
.. ..l...l,y passed. tl,. cu blowing Toe tpIurr-
r.ty...v L..,9. zoe H'rid t3 rack 20 tao M.osA-
fr las. In. l.l. ha4 noN pAes.d b. ID houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
A HOUSE BURNETT Ar NInIsov rJ

se mouse OF MIS-. II. l. Hunting. OF Madi-
-. .. orether with Tie furniture. was totally de-
SSSSa o. hre last Saturday night The loss is over
. w. xasre was no insurance iva - WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

w maums SAYS Pride o,fho Kitchen IS better than sk
pOiio.' EAIAc. OF letter from A,tle g.rL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

CLh2T-VAN KEWREN-On THURSDAY. tse 3lst nsf. at
a.. rsdrnrr h- hrlIe Jy he Key :rancs L0b'cll,
t'trt tllrL. of 'ofrra Hudson. % Adaiue -
Dan gr 10 TIE ate Rev Bei.IIn Van hesicn, OF Sew
i1.S cts.
WoLFF-NAN KEW RtN-On Thlr-isy the 3st, ~ tie
1lrncf - l' Boz .f } tIr l. ffan,s g, Lybicii James
NO 10 Lillian A.. Of Ito lac Rev Be Van
LcHlca at Va u-sg.ty.
Al poGccsof Marriages must be in3o7sei Vih NH
ndAae GAG aaafsSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

The FYT..r1. e. . .- r II, r.,
ls.i win clos, 81 ti.s Jal.s 90 pr i-lN "a
I. ho,,,,e Dot, steamship ANnfifE B q 49, H..
tWv6It rs ~ Al a. ~. Europe, Dy s.e.iis'' -
,l,. va yu.r,, .Yeu ,Df'.1 l!ehoe ~, & nr.f ~
sieea.F N,.,-' is.r. Cd. Thursday, 80 sou :
N'@Ns VI -, ' ~, gop4'. ff1 2i 90 s. ~"
DE-, iOf ~" ala France must 7lretlp 'i'.
IA, 1850 fiiinlT' > al O.
So 49,, o. a
tur.f. steamship 4 ii1 'i i..l' Ne.
a. re- i'' s -f if'i ID
lo"n ...ir..-a,iI snf q 30 = no. ill 7'..' Ak
e'4.J 80. n.vs.t .ia glasgow tnd AT , - "'' o.
scamsnp 80 .,.-1 :. itfl-ni. nt Aat"ripf Si. ~
gu. M, Tor Europe hy s,ea'isip 49, IA ~
l. . ~ -, IJialnst ~ t,tft
s91 n ~ - Tie mail. MeAico cave fn,A
MANN . ne mail. lol liO11nl3 ana ilsibs',pa i'st,
81 AAW ~ n r,i ~ Che ~ AainwaA = -v..i
Nra. iasxe N.1Vsfk March 81. The fnns lof ~ -,
Pacinc cav 49,, me mails f1T Havana ieaye N"N 1pff
& II The Ea. for Jamac, ha Ae1,.o IS 'i Ks,
Matt D. ar, .urt Ihr ma, ti fcn1tiifiA AM ~.
leave NoE york Aprfl TIE mails ig Porto geo cave
Goa lraNe ,,r, > lie mails fnr The M!ld"a-l 'aiAls
Nc~l ora ApH ms nal, CHINA Japsi i-a,e
ssn Francisco Aprl = lhe i"A1' ~ -O'
san Francisco April . - ~ ,psoN Artng po.toa.ter
..na.o N.ur.LnIk. MA-rl -. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

Repairing Department.
THEODORE B. STARR,
JFWELLIN
cCG r FrlLANs, Mti-ons4la.h
B,iween -5tl and .i, - -
REPAIRING
Watches Co.L~. J,"e.,y. eivri"a-@ t'n' &C. "'u
EEMOt-NIING
u PRECIOUS Store. csc it.I ga te n'si s1u'-Ao''''
hammer At MODERATE CHA""h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

Thatcher " Adams, ~ tbe toni-.t,c % IW'utI -onr.
I'm reply to Mr. Bliss. said Lat 80 ol tie go
when objection was made had been ise' ed 10 'hc 300
by the Senate. lie had heard i declared lat tie CRY
Of New-York was being DESTROYED by ire t4e nst spec
t.ce would bp George Bliss ul-hluE 20 AlNa.y UiiA .
bin TO provide Tor the disribuoI - tho patronage 10
. flames
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-28

MAIDEN. Sn elmer 9tciie in 6lorioa las
ld, oaB cine 0roBe &lapper1 Dian 9 {
ild1 an cine ru1enDe st ii i heranl hliO Wno
tDr Die Utll6 au5log. 0te entlebte &lb,
Die i0rc @efabr fcnnclt modte, riibrte iiD
ntGt. 0oB Die S0lnn9en nerOammt per-
ftoe Seltien iino miiicn mir ibon bonn
Earaoicie BET unb oie5S tiId0en BON elmer
&lapperl0lan9e iiberrai0te MIDI nj0t lc6r.
OaB aber Elm . II . bic WtI6fur 9cz
brdl6t ltbeint mir ~merfDllrOig uno ueu.
Gin Wtaru in Sert1cn Scelslcben bate
einen fleinen 0ahSDunb. Oa iid perz
lslbe 9fadtS i'll ocr Stube unmlanirli0
aNftiDrte, 10 iperrte man i'm ilber yta0t IN
ben &ubltaH. Wton bemerfte, haB cine
Der &liDe uidt 10 pieL WtilG tpie gem0bnz
lib 0ab lnO cnt0edte, oaB 0er 0a6leL
letne Verbannung SIT elmer Wiil6fur be-
nubte. Giuer meincr s. il bn ct b be
lcgte ith in Srrbit inter Die Q8einit0tfe
llno i~treifte iiO Die Grauben ms Wtaul.
Sin anOerer 0iibnerbun0 etle5 Netanaten
loff i'll WirtbSDaule ale uu6tlpabt ge=
I~ailcncn 3 Ter eioel aus, unb tpell CT
nit leinem Oerru nad 0aule 9tltg, tpl6te
man HE, tDer Don beiDcn Da5 beloffene
GleD mar. G0rDIn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-28
gom @ab 1tna Gerss.
SnIan0 B.

Sb0leih YrGlioent 6aDeS ben neiien
8ertrag nit GDinG beDufS Bci6rdnfuug
Der d. n den 6 / II IN a II b c t rn a
l0ou am ID. Sanuar 1881 Dem 8unDesz
lenat iibcri6l6te, bat 0ieler bob in Der
Sode nidtS 0st0an. Sn5wiiden itnb arn
II. WGr3 nibt lueniger ais neun6mnOert>
neul1uubneunSig neue mongolii0e &uli5
aus 6ongtong in Sdn TranciSco an0ez
lanai. 0QSu bat fi0 cine neue, rein bincz
fiihe 9ampferlinie g%ebiloet, iuelOe Die
9Sabrten nab Den aiintiiAcu u1b california
i1en 6dfen 81 nod geringcren Breilcu alS
Die amerifantide Baciftc : YOit9eieli1aft
belorgeu mill. Oaju bcnlerft Die v9tmez
rita: vQaB Die l%ebterDGbute Gonpoguie
iol6erart III ibreut 0elbdite erbebli1 be-
e~tlltrGdtigt miro, erpreBt un5 nun omar
fei1e SDr6ne. Mar ite es bod, bereu 0abz
iu0t bic GiuIubr Der dineltihen Sflapen
in Die Ser. Staaten Iberbaupt gu Deroanteu
lit. 2lber oas muB icoen Daterlanoslieben>
ben 8iirger ~beunrubigeu, OaB cine neue
uugebeuer permebrte @infubr oes Deroerbz
liden @lelnentes in Nusiidt fte6t. SSH
Der Senat Der Ser. Staaten oas QlIes
rubi0 nit anie1en :? QSiu ct pon Der 8ers
Interchangeable, Die cine DerltGllbige NOz
miuiltration in leine 9Gnoe geIegt bat,
, our6aus teiren @ebran6 madden 2"
Oas Qb ihie6sbanfett tueIS
Ges am Qbcno bes 3. Wtdra 81 8riitoI
III Gnglano Dem l6eioenoen Is onu III
Gantiius gegeben tpuroe, ipar Elm
9lGn5enDes; benn Die erlten Wtdnner aus
Briltol uno Der tueiten ltmge9euo nab=
me all benz elbcn She'll uto eS CAB 1ih
babel groBe 9o6abtung fir Die Ser.
Staaten unb ben auf lcinen neuen
Soften 8remerbapen iiberiteoelnben @ons
iul tuno. Den meiiten 8eifau fan6 Die
bcrslide 2bi6ieoSreoe bes @oniuls ieIbit.
SIS ipuroe benz leIben aud cine bonn WaDor
uub ben arberen Sberbeantten 8riltoL'5,
lomte bonn 8rG1ioenten Der 9anoelsfamz
1ner unD ben angelebeniten Gaufleuten unD
NQnfiers bet Sta0t unter3etduete Morel =
ie folaenoen SnbaLtes iibergeben: ygBir,
sic uutcrseibneten 8autiers, &aufleute,
Mafler II. i. sn. Der alten Staot Sriltol,
neutrality-suspicious. Sic gu SS6rer 8ef6rbe<
rund. erlauben uns aber 3uglei6, unler
tiefes geoauern oariiber als3ulpre1en,
bah bieje Bef0roerung uns Sbrer Otenlte
oltf benz tpidtigen 8oiten oeS Gonluls Der
Wer. 6taaten in bteler Stnot beraubt,
pelden sic lett ie6s Sabren 10 fabig unb
b0flid, aus9efilt baber, ipobet sic Nue,
NIT benen Sic in Sbrem 0ei6dft uno int
oeieliaen Qebsn in 8eribrung famen, it1
AZ Sreunben fir INNER ma6ten. Mit
ber,Iiden @ini6en fir Sbr ferneres
91oblerqeben unter3eiGnen mir uns."
(Sol9cn Die llnterl6rifteD.
gu6 bic 9le6ten 8ibe a m e.
rifanti6er @eieB9eber neroen
BON Sc utl6IGnbthe 3ettuns
oem. ais bitterer @rnft aufgefaBt. iei's aus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-28
@as @rsbeben n,,f Ssnia.

FQlu5 9tom Iiegen Details iiber bus
tnrdtbare Gr Db DDr, iDelGe5 an1
G. WiGr3 einen 3beil Der bel 9icapel gele9ez
men S II SIS d. "A DeimiuOte IND Den
retSeIoen Saocort & Il q mtcctol a fat
gdr3ll0 SeritDrte. Der critic GroltoB mor
bcmerfbar I'M l 1br 30 Winuten yta6z
mittagS. bic grpBe uDr in Galamicci3la
blicb iOfort iteben. Die Bemeguu9 mar
tpellenfDrlnig rudlpeiS nnb freiSipirbelf0r=
mig. 0anSe @ebdu3e "ltiir3ten urpl0bli6
sulammeu. Quf ben 0allen Dffnetcn it'd
SpaIten bon uuabiebbarer Giefe. Wtebz
rcre 6duier betamen au0enbliGliA &tlie
BON OtanESbreite. Die 8eipoOner 1~tilrSten
ipie 98abniinnjge tns 6reie. Gou &e:z
5tDelflung ldrien ulo ludtcn Die WteH>
l0en na0 ibren fcblcnoen NngeDOrigeH.
Die tletne @arnilon 0es Stdot6en5 $50
6ia, eine Gompa9nie Snfanterte nit Dem
Sauptmann gtorltni, elite lofort na0 Dem
l~InglIdsorte, Dem benahbarten @aianlic7
ciDla, meldeS Die t0auptreiioena aler
Tremben auf Der Sniel SS6ta lit. Die
Soloaten arbeiteteu b%eloenlniitbig inter
fOrtlpGbrenoer QebenSgefabr, Inn Die 0icls
iden. aus ben Srilmlnern berDorSuSieDer.
Seiln Sorttragen in Elm inproDlltrteS
&ranfenDauS beltar0en Die SolOaten f0rnl>
li1e &Glnpfe nit ben Dor Sbmer3 ipaGn>
1tnnig gelporoenen Weibern uno UlGnnern,
tpel6e 0eripanDte anf ben 8a9ren Derluit=
t6eten un0 ie ben SolOatet gu eatreiBcn
neriu6teu. Die bereinbre6enoe Iadt err
b09tc Die S1redensi3enen. Die Nrbeiten
muBten etni0e I3eit eingeltelt peroen, I'M
ridt llmlntli6e 2[rbeiter uub SDloatem
beim @ufrGumeu Dem iidercn GDOe auSz
3uleben. gtotbgeorungen bate MAJ au6
finfSig Straflinge CUR Gettungsarbeit bers
bei3ieDen miil1en. @egen 2lben0 trafen
oret &liegSoanpfer NIT Ner3ten, 0eniez
Diftsieren, Sappeurs uto breibunoert S0ls
baten aus yfcapel Elm; aud Der 8r0feft
bon 9teapel erldien. Der @enieD6crit lieB
trpb Der 0unfelbeit DGhreno Der 9tadt Die
9tettungSarbeite1 BET Sadelihein mieOer
oufneDmen. lin 8 llbr Wor0enS bate
man bereits So Qeitben berOorgeSoger. Sfs
fisicre, Soloaten uno Sbrigfeit tbatet lire
Nfltht nit bemunbernSDertber SelbitDerS
IcugnlIng. Sci SDnneu1ufgang bot ltd
ein entlebli der Nnblid bar. 9Ste tou irr.
ten Die u%lgliGli6en 8eDobner ant Oeeez
r%eSitranoe unlDer. Sun Sollbaule lagen
bic 2eiher aufgelhihtet. Gon 3cit 81
3ett nertilnoete BUMPER 0onlter Den Sin;
1trr5 Der Serriitteten 0Gnler. 0Gnocrilt7
oenoe gSeiber, gedngiti9te &tnoer beltlen
uno idlu6Sen lit beraserreibenOer Q8eiic.
Seben gtu9enbltd ipcrben SoOte uno Gerz
ipunbete aus Dem Shutte ouf 8abrcn Oon
SolDateu ins Sreie geih0fft. 0aS Staots
DauS lit eingeitirSt, Der gauge Obere She'll
bon GaiamicciOIa, nit Den prohtDoIen
Oaltbauiern, oas YaraOies Del TyemOen,
lit Elm S1uttbaufen uno Elm Yilo bes
Summers. 9as untere Galamcciold bat
mcniger g%eGttteu. 3met 8aoeonitaItcn,
jene bon Wfansi uno BeliaSai, blieben urz
bcriibrt. Die &egierung IieB fir ben err
item Qlu9enblid Der 9totb iofort Gjelo Dcr=
t6eile1 all Die Sbbahloien. 9ie 8er=
ipunbeten nuroeu in oaS groBe 9oipital
4euegrini su gteapel iibergef iIbrt. gieIe 8ez
ipebnsr %Derloren pl0BIid Den 8eritauo bot
SArGd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-28
Marnun9t

CHE ssbr Or. 2lugnit &0nig's 6amburs
Somiiien Uaebi5inen tauft, laBt gn6
Se' girsm Qpotbefer ODER 6Gnoler Die Nas
i ~" : 1fnteridrift bon q. Woecler q
1!t"' ,e;aen. bamit Sbr ni6t 6urd i6le3te
S}ohSbmullgen betrpgeH pefoet'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-28
CIR 3enOtuN1l

gepoa,u bur6 ben sro6eu GrioIs, weIden lid Der
Ssnnburaer 9ruittbee DON Or. 9tn9uft &ont9,
psrm5oe Ietuer gsirtungstrait in ben sanSen Yereint9z
ten Staateu erruuaen bat, periuden geuiHentoie 9ier>
56eu. bsniel6eu na9SuabnIen uub Sen geuten idle9te
niammsniesurs in abnIider gerpadnng nnO ben.
5Sabsu gebrau9s anweiiuuseu ouSui9winOeIn. Sett
or. elm9mTt Sf6ni9's S~antbnrser Srnitt9es
u;~6 rur in OriainalS9 adeteH, greis % eents, ober
Inn gSofete 81, p~erfauit, lit in alien apotbeten Su 9az
bsn oSer 1piro mad GupinnS bs YreileS tret mad aneu
sSbeiIeu Der Ser. Staate1 uerjanot. DtaI aorelnre:
A. VOGELER G CO.,
Baltimore, Wo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-28
% Gents per S6d6tel.
9l1f naS NnbIffmnt.

es fam feline before Garautie iir ben gSertb pom Or.
@oomap's altbeeriuoeten St. 81. Sc. 9eitmttteln aufges
n,uraen b~erlelber. gs siebt iowobl faIlae r9teloluents"
o[s ou6 .Retieis" uuo DWiqs". Se6et gu6 pr unS
p~erIanaet nur Railways unO odtet oaraaf, bab Der
Game ~~0ta6wap" ii5 auf benz setaufteH @rtttet heftn6s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-28
DIVA
NegmlirenOe StNett.
GoNfommere @~nrgan3eu, linSeruOe abfiibrz
Mittel wirfeH DbHe SdntsrI tets 3rDer=
laiiia il1O natiirlid lit ibrer SperatiOu.
Gin Degetabtlif0es GrfabmtitteI
fttr GaIDmeI.

9outommen obne iesli9en 8etsei6mod, elegant nit
fitbem Summit s~lairt, %pur9ireH. resultreH, reiHIseH nnO
itdrten.
Ra6pap's8tIIen sur 9ur uuer Rrantbeitsn Ses
Wtaoens, Der Sober, Der @ebdrme, Der Nteren, Der Slale,
folpie fIr ~nerp6ies Sopiueb, 8eritoptung, SnOt9eltton'
Oispepiie, bili6ie 3uitdn6e, Steber, llnterletbsent5uns
buno. Sdmorrboioen unb ale Groeren Getoen oe5 uHters
biliid, feine Spur poH WertHr, WetneralteH ODER l0aoS
Ii6eu Dro9uen. . ~
eEB Ytan bea6te foI9enbe Spnptone Don Srautbets
ten Der 8er6auun9sorgane: 8eritopfun9, ttnerlt9e pas
morrboiben, 8lutpullune mad benz Roufe, Sdure i'm
Maoeu, ~llebelteit, SobbrenneH, @tel Dor benz @tier,
Maoeubriiden, iaures N%ufitoBen, Stnter ooer Seben oes
6er;eus. erIttfen6es @eIubl bein 2iesen, GebeI ober
%luder1 por ben IM9en, Tieber uno ounlple S9aier5en
I'M Ropfe, itodenoer Ntbem, 9elbes Nusleben Der 9aIt
,1nS Ser guaet1, Seitenite6en, S6mer5es lit Der Grnit
unb in ben @lieberu, pl5gli9e AnwauHH9eH Don piss'
Ginioe Ooie1 pom &abwap's 8iGIen werben
bqs Suitem pom allen oben9enaHnten Srantbettsn bes
freten.
9srets % Gents per Sda6tel.
gsir wieberbo[en, baS Der 9eIer unicre Bidder ~
e,hriiten iiber Rrantbeiteu nnb Seret Hur l~tuoiren mE%
Dor ALLEN;
,,Haotua0 iber SrritabIe mretbra",
,,WaotuaD iiber ScropbeIn'U
unA nrbere Sdriften iiber Eranfbetteu perldiebener Writ
Sn ben N~potbeten gu boben.
mHan IeIe UTaIf6 tRO gSnbt."
Npor ihide cine griefmarte an 81 abwap 81 Co..
SO. 80 8arren. @6e Der @bur9 StraBe
Iew 9ort
g- S~elebruns, Eauienbe pon Dollars wertb, wirS
@Idl SuseI9ift werben.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

DANIEL O'CoSNELL Kenney came
to the front in the meeting of the Board
Of Education last night, in manner
that must have been little surprising,
especially to the President of the Board
who was the only Republican member
of the Board who voted that he should
be sworn in, when he had every chance
for knowing that he was not legally
elected a member from the Eighth
Ward. Mr. Kenney however felt him
self under no obligations for the Presi-
dents vote as he could have as easily
been admitted without it, and in all
probability he would have thought bet
ter of the president had lie voted
against his admission as other Repub-
liCan members did.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

No DOUBT the movement last night
in the Board of Education led by the
two "K's" kenney and kyne, was for
the purpose Of forcing President Conrad
to resign an office which properly be-
l0ngcd to the Democrats, but the Presi'
dent through his own organ, the News,
this morning informs the public that he
still holds the fort in the following Ian
guage:
"If the object Of this move was to force
the gentleman VINO occupied the chair,
and who had been elected President
against their wishes, to resign, it failed
utterly"
"Uneasy is the head that wears a
crown" is an old and true metaphor,
but it is not more true than the uneasi'
ness which must be experienced by the
President Of body hostile to him.