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Is for all ordinary diseases Of Horses CATTLE
Sheep and Swine. 1t cures and prevents CHICKEN
CHOLERA. Your Is certain to yield 70 PER GENT.
MORE AND BETTER MILK AND BUTTER. Stoci Fattess
on One Fourth less Feedl
Being In possession of a large number Of excellent
testimonials, sutdein q few:
have been msssng your Cattle Powder for horses,
cows. chickens and pigs and find II slRsT-cIAss
thng.-George Bond, Germantown, Pa.
Please send me half gross of Cattle Powder. have
used two packs my and chickens. The COW
gave nearly twice the quantity of milk that she did be-
FORE and gave twice the amount of butter. My chick
dying, but cured Immediately after had
used the powder. Yours truly, Jonas PasOur, Dallas
NC
have used and compared your Cattle Powder with
all Others and say IL Is the best for horses CATTLE
sheep, hogs &c. have tried vt poultry for many
complaints. With success in every case-J0nathan
Weaver, Berryburg, Pa,
Last summer you sent me package Of your powder
which gave to my poultry, and have not had one
droopy turkey or chicken since.-Mrs VIM Knapp,
Orange N. Y.
Send me pack or two OF your Cattle Powder. The
pack got from you last winter cured the chicken
cholera. gave Of 1t to neighbor and II cured
his chiekcns-John Williams, Spruce Vale Ohio.
Address for pamphlet full of useful Information
for the farmer. horseman or dairyman.
L. a. MILLER,
1871 Arch St.. PUILA. Pa.
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To the President and Common Council Of the
City Of Lambertviiic, Nj;
Gentlcmen--I herewith present you With
statement ofthe Receipts Into the City Treasury
from all sources for the 6scsI year ending March
LIST, 1881 aud also Of all Disbursements from the
City Treasury during the sane period.
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DIR. WARES pULM0NALIS

It does its work quickly and eectuaily in
Coughs, Colds. Hoarsepess Influenza. Asthma Bron-
chitis whoopina Cough, Group, Pains in the Breast
Consumption and Bleeding Of the Lungs Only 10 cent
. bottle Ask your druggist for 1T. Wholesale Depot
N. W Cor. ID and cailcwhill sts, Phila Pa. Sep ~.
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MuNicfpAL ruNp ACCOUNT.

Dh.
For Receipts, as before stated In detail. 1856 81
Balance due from this Fund March 4,
aSei, III II
$50 43S3y 80
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Dr.. JONES' TARAxAcuN TONIC

OR Dyspe psia Medicine, Vegetable Compound who's
" virtues have stood test Of forty years Is infaib
in the cure Of Dyspepsia, General Debility, chroni
Weakness Of Lungs, spleen, Kidneys, Short Breath
Heartburn St. vitus Dance, Pain in the Stomach, Bacl
and Chest Particularly adapted o'all Female Dses
SEES, no matter what the age of the patient may De
Price rs cents. Sold by druggists.
ASA JONES, Propr. $40 n Sd st.. Phia.. Pa.
June 2y.-1y.
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aocxzs SELL AscHEsBAcu MrIrrns
FAMILY CHOCOLATE,

au article superior in quality and lower In price than
any other In the market prominent and experienced
New York physician gives IL AZ his opinion that cboco-
late preferable coffee because adds strength
the body, life to the exhausted BRAIN 9uies the
system, harmonzes the workings Of the digest
i've organs anu gives purity 10 the blood.
For superine conlecton, ash your confecioner for
our Sweet Spiced Vanilla Chocolate. Aschenbach &
Miller. Sd and Callowhifl SITS. Pbia.. Pa. Sept 22
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RECEIPTS FROM REDEMPTION OF PRO
PERTY SOLD AT TAX SALES.

Received from the above source, 1913 81
OfHhich 81 1871 was for taxes. interest and
cost TO date Of sale, and S26s2i interest accrued
between time Of sale and date of redemption.
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+. A. MILLER

ssi Arch ST.. PuILA, Pa
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DR. HoLMAS's PAD is guess-work rcmedy-no fee
BILE initiative experiment. purioined hodge-podge Of
some other Inventors ideas It is the ORIGINAL AND
ONLY GENUINE CURATIVE PAD the only remedy
that has an honestly acquired right to the title
word pad" In connection with treatment for
chronic diseases of the Stomach, Liry and Spiesn.
By recently perfected improvement effected by the
remedial value and absorptive adaptabihy. DR. IIoL.
fulness and sppreeiably augmented It's seIv. eur~.
power ~
This great improvement gives HoLMANs PAD IN IN
, 1881-05-05
IMPORTANT DECISION.


Sp4tt4& ANp4tkH ~ AH< Aat@4RV AT24H4S
1xpIANAl'ol.ts, ln,i., Mny 4.-JudGo 0roshanl
pronounced III Important opinion to-day ln tho
1Ms0 OF The United Ht0tes ". Les, AMsti0n. ami
othars, oF Hnclbyvilio. The dufundunts worp In.
dlcted under soo. A50 Ut tho lsovisol Statutes,
which ts H,o. Of tho nut of May VI. lSs0 known
al tho Enforcement Act. They wGra cllargei
With having prevented by violence curtain col-
Ur1sl cltlxotA from yotltg ut tho township uleu-
tlon III April, isss. Tho Court hql4s tho law u...
constitutional for two rpaaonss Flrst,
that tho net IL tu1 br,al In not
limttltf, III application tn prevention
on account Of race, color. Or preyloua coudttlou
pC acFvltule; keooMl. TINT 1t IL too broad Iu W..
plying To the acts ot Individual ultizens whoro-
~ tha Ftsteanth Amendment authprixos only
legislation prohibiting alacrilnlna tions ou uo-
count OF Eace, color, etu., and also lliulta euch
iaglsluiio,, to tho aUtA Ut tie ulsltcl BiAtus 0r
tho statu, or thoIr 0t!tooFa. alo aupgcuu Court
sumo act untq3nstitational tar almost iko rea;
so1s, hut The Q1yurnluent i tli4 cate eotttcn1esl
that aep, 5Ailurs.d IN its phraaaology frotn the
other socttons: Tho Court, h,wcv0r. held uther-
wise, and decided shnt such aitsnsb1 were exolu-
sivcly Within tho luFSliction Ut State Courts.
, 1881-05-05

ana Immediately nftof tho f.ouAvIllo rnce the
:aa* as t. fsfy rs s :ss': Ms nsss III
bcen plnnsr! ". him III tho hand. of friend
Wao !egItctesl to nttcud to tho matter until
Mill ssI ssy,ses ss!s:s' - sa':S e is''':s'!s
t..bo f?rfaltet! 10 the othor horses ia tho race
'ottsa 1ass. 'ssrfsS +. ist,.op, oe,owu In. ppea.
ThS baar!. srante te,nrorary reistatecnt. ;pt'
for m e cror f. reaton L. IT'D 1 bay naf nPG"In a g.
u s sssna as eRo aer 'sG
f 'sas rass nx.s.s "sse ta &c ,eef'ens ef'tss 81
II strlet aecor,ianco witb the rules. The ofiens,
q s sss &C., MSx Il "a tSs a TIC sae %
rcliovcn from tho ils1uniiAoauon uti!cr Rule A.,
e9t NV nv fh1 n1cn uo mat ,ha !, sns I
ttle t'sno q sio mo .tth,o rnct. such Premium
ahnll bG forfeited to the other horsca Ia the rac
e'i.ts T. a9s, saefio e. Louis auan,t he at1ran rtv.
ins M rark Adrias1. M!ca:' snd othor parks whIch
tra' TsSi.tinx cire.,It IT 1s4,. Thi. Ta.
sayGrnl 'nsn'bcrs q that circuit upon an atleqc1
liability for unpaid grcmlttfns won ut A.trtnts
4 ec wS e ss y r Of t9
asdopt0s and published condition n the follow
lnx w0tla: THO pFomilm. OF each as
eoSa!lon " tho entrG s
to remain in the turf !nift,nia fnr
no,nt r. Easod g BY some .n9tnbess ct Tie s'rcht M
Tho adoption OF that Kuatnntnc. 1t was hGld that
tho contitltlets ana ttnenntfadtetcsi publication
thorcof In said turf parcrs mndo shG conlltiqn
<1ind1n3 np0n n1l ncmbers OF tho E!rci!!f.
r. ,appe4rins also Tint tug Adrian
i!rlvsn4 rafx was Still n nn!antt "
, 1881-05-05

HOOKING VALLEY MINERS
Eptetat Dapaseh to TAe Chicago 1fttbns4
;. .C1Lt1Nnrs, o., May 4.-Thoru nFe over thou-
snnd coal lnlucrs OF strike throughout tho
Hooking Valley. which r,,bs south from Coium-
bus to tho Ohio 1tlvor. Ten days n9o tho opern-
tors gare tho men notice that they would ret1t,co
their wngcs frsnn 10 to 70 GcHts pBr tur1.
4 convention Of miners from cach mlnc fn tho
district was Immediately held, nt,d ty q unaul-
tnous vote 1t wns concluded To resist tho reduce
tion. Notice was ut onco given TO this effect md
tho n,ncrs Withdrew from tho mines. Your
correspondent made n toir Of tho valley
to-day md found tho men firm but
quiet. 1t Is tho old story Of spring troubles. Tho
ingn hare hnd stcntiy work nt winter nt good
prices, and now that spring has como tho s'lssc-
btr.la ato singing, md tho men prefer to hear
them to working underground: TIC men say
thnt thay havo worked ait winter for 70
cents, when they could have received 10
cents Or 81, merely because tho operators
promised to glvo thun steady work at 70
ccElts all summer. Nov TINT there ts lcss de-
mand for conf, tho operators have
made close marginal contracts md
thcy cannot HtIUFl to pay ~ cGtts
TO tho n,tnera. Tho uincra have lhi,1 Awny n
snug sum during tho winter. nnd they prefer to
stand Utlt rnther than work for reduced prices
coal shows that new hands ars nut likely 70 10
Introduced. and hetlc1 TO: trouble is likely 70
follow. THO men .tlruly instet that thoy. will
work Mt nothing Iess thnn 80 cents. n1l!i tho
operators claim shoy uaun0s pay but 70. What
tho result will be 1t ls impossible to forctell.
, 1881-05-05

The High Ikafo still Cuntlnucs-Dr. Nc
WOfftS yfOyyes +

The High Rnf0 still Cphtflaucs-Dr. 0o
ENoifsa ytoHu. +
Thorc weTo forty tight bttrlal permits Issued
yostortny, which shows that thoro IL no atatc-
mint In tho fcarfuEy lnsap mortality. or tho
,lGatha thera Wrro n!nu from ltarFhca mud
kindred troubles, inou.llu3 enterltts, which IL IN
Inflammation Ut the membranoous llli4x Of tho
smaller tntessnos, anA, really, the disease which
la called winter eholosu. The alRrmtnRly great
.1eath-rpte caused TMs TRIBUNE reporter yca-
Ssi, Woif upo a Ill Sory VII su6ioet % Tho rcportos POI @
makods "l1ctor, to what DO YOU attribute this
,Ssreaso a.p 1! ee mortality lint 50 unusual at This
!" Iot us tako up Inst weck's mortality report"
said tho llootar, u. and soy what food Tor reiteo-
tiiseaso eosanpto s uni we nati .airty-iiyo dushs ID
tFonl thts cause i,s the city Inst week. 1'hoh.
Miso w ha 4S f ns ,
yl1IAloBH, and nnu OF otoern lnfuntuni. Thero
wofu pix victims to larrhea. aud eleven n,0ru
tho hawsla, 1hor1 you huye tho Fseat ll!aFeaso
at s'tacS Ana, ns to IT, causo. i y yery larsay
aS sss Fs4 .ase s ss Hs .rss H. sanes gaSs o ~
sunptlon. Tho bud wa!cr did nut prodMCt. the
disease, Iut i hastapea ths sufferers o. = thoir
ass &he 'hs aatss ssiss u y:
u. .s,s IT, !. sa,ys aees S sSout nut Now ay
tint xso4t clty lko Chicayo should l.ascr per.
has Gcen for lid past tbrce weeks. It is roaiiy
loo bull but iii foresight could havo prevented
IL. ! Say thts, huWuSur: that tho Faul1YAl OF Tho
Crib TO i point tar nusth and eAat of its prsscHt
8Itu IL t4lug that deAat1us yery sprtQpe att0n-
tion.-fnDr0 th4n sonlc pcopl9 Aro Inclined to
R!vu to Il. Tho Importance OF IL pure whtar sup.
utltad. We huru nut hail It talcly and lii effect
VIZ Aeo without nuah dl1iculty. Tho chAngu Vt
tho Crib from tho preseut at1 IL question that
cnnuut bu tuo strongly urged mud agttated W
press mud people, and tho nFitat!ou should
pll4hctl. welild not hnru alluded
tn nl's nsattur In this way, because son,s peuru
might tult1sg lid TN alaTntst, but tAG fuuts
tlls lAlst Important Thug"
+" Hut hAvU not Que dirty strcpta stonu q RreAt
deal tnwarda swelling tho dcath-ratG. fsuI,.
pose you have noticed their bad smellY' askcd
Tho reporter.
~ am not iucllned to that opInson Tho dirty
, 1881-05-05

Dcath Of John 1faac!k from u shot lke-
celrct1 80Enc Weeks Ago.
John Hnnok. tho ngrI night t-wntcI1nnn ut
Goodwillies tox-fnctory, corner Of Ohio mid
Nmgsbury stract, who wns shot at about II
clock on tbs night Of Il pril IS while o,t duty
at tho fnctory. died yesterday afternoon at his
llolnc, No. 1s1 Superior street. Dy hls death
t9kcn plncc. Il will DO remembered that On the
Night ln quoation itnaok was sitting Ia tho oliic
3f ne mt fastpry t H0 nnaE noise 9so tho
nnce, md Immediately was struck lii tho right
check = littlo' bclow tho cyn ~ Il GnE-
lio fel1lay In - stupor for al,omt tweny minutes,
aita thom ornwied to tho rcsltfence 1T air. Good.
own 1lon,r, never to lenve It aruln niivo. Mr
Huack WAs tnnr VI yours Of ago and ll.ld been
eSs sxt9f Go L, y ~ tac ofS Or
shoetnx H. iiaao Sosas ssatc tet e .ve roe
him was hut 4 fow feet away froin @ hin a. w6eI ta
tho shot wus tired; tliat ho saw him, but failed
to recognize hiu,; md that bis nseailaut wus Of
cont reaching to tho, knees. liz hid rensou
box Be- ~ cfor to sspeSt H. s.S 81 'hs
somewhat dlFfnrout storyin that hu said that tho
shooter was about eighty feet away from him
tc yste at tho tifiIs to ao Know VIII who '9ty liz
murderer tIur could be. There WIS no elcw upon
wheh ti1y enM,d work aad Maack further
that he would not ID hblo to Identify tho rlKilR
man oven Il such an ono WIS c.nght. Tho po-
IVA nway hoWeyer. a aesostea al susptsous wCI.Sa
fsrnIshea by nr 1iaatE. oNo, MI 'Giss''ane fe stis
6efore Aaack, aid then released ID BECAUSE s I Ito
wounded lnnt suld talnt h0 wna not tile man
~ aiso failed e i!eItity a9y e tic halt ssSso
, 1881-05-05

lsts, five Democrats, anil two Conservatives
faso hccn returned. LII tho Prov
!nces II tet cnt Of tho roturlIs
show tho cfGulton Of friends Of
Sef1ot SaRasta. Tho rest consists of t,nrltsta,
Conservatives ai,d Democrata. THO Con.
scryattvcs In many p!accs Rbatafnctl from
voting. 1t tfs rtltnorcl That Seilor :sngasta In
tends To dissolve The Cortos In Jl,,ic. Tic
Government seems disposed 10 set tho Gt.han
prisoners at llucrtS.".
TilE ELECTION.
= 10 Ne tpsstss.t A4snotated Trfas. :.
MAp1I!p, Nfny 4.-Tho results Of tho munIc-
tDai elections so far rs known, ara fasorablu
to tic supporters Of tho Ministry.
, 1881-05-05
THE BOARD OF REVIEW,

m. ;.!s!. a!s AvsD ~ ,'.ls,L ~ 10 s,l.,.,
ns .oat ~ , Ixu" wv on y. .n9 san.a nsoe,
the Pacific IIotol yeatortlay, During tho tluy n
num,,er of cnzca wnro hcar,i. and in tha ovcninr
nu"eo' y. s"so. ea :" A4o o'o"'.A
roldorcd tho tollowisg ace'slohss
In tho case oasea OF tho following porsoss.
ror ,a,ft,. linn. thn -, o,,,n.,.
was oon.imioas ~. u. "F'3"t, nr'oScpoft. VII
In Tho ct W, u, Crockett, OF Coat Valley,
nj ~ nm Mari h,xcrfcrn Auricuit,,,"t A.s1+.. !.
lion. OF i'Hhltslto, la:' cs!' cfoeSett was heard,
and tho Hoard ortlorca tho casa to DO continued
...s'',I =. .s.. IL. ~ =" "a"''A
"rsaua s',,4. na.,an =. tuas INV. .,,.. ,
Ine Naslona4 1asocsat1oh akaanst ~ y. !'Itt!e-
'paicb!l lblLs Windsor. This horya wna tr1ttft1
In tho Wn.t in i'm u,,,Ior tho fslss namc NJ
- ~ s..o "ees ~ 4e's ~ 10y tA'0o 'A'a. ~
"IIlasor, and out OF hls csasa als &FAo uatne be-
ing Dispatch, wlnltng up with reo-
, 1881-05-05

spftta1 Dtsuatth to. Ihs chltaoa Tribune. -.
T0noSro May 4.-A strike Of Graud Trunk
bsnkcmon hns been avoided this morning. Tho
Homo Committee received thu following dis.
patch from the dclcKuto ut Montreal: "I hase
soun Mcssrs, iIfckson and Sulcor, wAo hRrp
promised $1.40 Yur oue-yenr mon. md &t.50 for
throe~ycnr mcIl, Advise n!l tno tncn that tho
lnattor Is enthusiastically sottloa. This ar1ange-
mont Is full and eatisfnutery concession Ut tho
Is thus Avertetl.
, 1881-05-05

= INSTRUCTIONS F1.0M THE SULTAN.
LONDON, Nlay lit IL asserted that tho
Sultan llas tclcgraphed tho Dey instructtng
l,!n ,tu refuso to entertain any proposal OF
the French protectorate,' 1t offered, and to
refer France to tho Porto. r. - =.
=. PREACHING \ HOLY wIAn. .
"a dispatch from. Tnnts says tho Primo
Minister. On learning Of tile French occupa-
tlon Of Blaerta, summoned tho principal re-
ltgf0us b0lles to Il conference, and they after
wards proceeded to the keroyn,a, with tho
object. Of preaching holy war. Several
Sheiks who ware preaching holy war have
beesl arrcstcd al.d brought to Tunfs.
- .''sf THE HEY .--~'
has returned to tho 1}ardo Palace, believing
that llo Is .nsafe tn his ordinary residence.
THE PRINCIPAL. OPERATIONS -.
Of the French troops In tho territory OF the
Kronu1lr, as described BY English and French
special dispatches, Ii the destruction OF crops
and lluts atd the iooting OF Whatever prop
crty Is lott BIZ tho Kroutl1!r, who hlve mostly
Actl to tho mountains, taking tllolr cattIc.
Tllere Is nm lighting, brt occaslonal exchange
OF shots Mt long rnl,gd with i few Kr0,ln[r
who are courageous ono1igt. to try to a,nbusli
foragiag patties. Accounts frn1n Tnntsinn
SOURCES reprosant ttlnt tlln Frunot trool,s arr,
belavlng witt. oxtrene rtthlesncss. French
officers 'deny this, .and 1t Is not confirmed
frolll independent sources.
,KEFCiIEnA1A. -
,TuSIs, May 4.-The Frcnol@ camp on Ket-
c1ieraga iteak, III tho middle Of. the KroiiMlr
country, has boon evac.lateu 4 c9llsml. las
llnltutl with two other col1isnns Ut Gen. Dnl~
bbcqus's division at pteb9rta. The move.
'nent ~ thought to DO preliminary to nil al.
, 1881-05-05


4 gentleman IL tho New fork swamp met 4
ratbGr tuucortaln AtsiIafntaAs:e the otalur day.
when tho lattur sAid: lin u little shurt, and
would l,kv 70 as4 spu = Spo%nundrum 2 % tu mental
man. "Woll." sa!t tho "short" man, "sup-
poso you haa 9l0 !n your pocket, and should
ask you for, u. how much would semalus'
L.'.llR 4olIA1B, HLtras the psQnpt ansWer.
, 1881-05-05

Special ptsrateh to 7hs Chicago Ifth1sns. :
At1twAukEK, Wis. May 4.-The swltchmcn Of
tho Chicago, Milwaukee, & st. Paul l,nilroad held
secrot tncotlug to-night. and resolved to STRIKE
at noon to.norrow unless their wngcs wcsp
rn!se1. Tho eE!tcnsnon arp now receiving *::11
u day aad forcn,cn %3.6o. and tho incrcaac le-
lnandcti ID $40 ant 81 per DAY respectively,
striko will undoubtedly tiko pluco. Tho men
on tho Northwestern lsbaI hny9 asked for moro
pay. md will probably stEik0. Theru aro 15O
sWftchmen In tho city.
, 1881-05-05

TIM 1,tliDAT. rAtsrY. =
Acdshuno, May 4.-rlle Queen Of Tho BEL
glals and her daughter. tho Princess Stopl,a-
lllc, who witt be married On tlle l0tls to Prince
Rudolph. Grown Prince Of Austria, laye ar-
rived lera eli rolite to Vlen,ln.
, 1881-05-05
SOUTH, AFRICA.
uA1, NEWS.

DUNBAR May 4..-,7;News from tho Trans-
yaal IN ftsq,liotlng. Gov. Wootls llas eyory-
thing rcady for an emergency; a large
,ncGtinT Of : Boers ''wns held at Prctorln,
whercat The speaker expressed The most OK
trcnie views relaiiYo 10 terms OF ultimate
snttlclnent, - *t'1, -. -
, 1881-05-05

PARIS, May "A tltiel has taken place at
VcsEnet betwcen Ntalato, MI italian, al1d
lons. a Frcnch,nn1l. botl, fonctug ,llastcrs,
arising from. d quarrel in d fufclng-sclool.
Matat0 was wounded III tho hand anl wrist,
, 1881-05-05

f. FArt.tI1tE or COFFEf: MERCHANTS.
LONDON, May a.-Dansc j. Stoltc, Of. Am
engaged IN the cotFeo trade, lavo ta''c..
Thelr liabilities arc lurgc.. -
, 1881-05-05
.rPOlitruEAI.

;Ltsnoy, Afay 4.-Tho Duke Of Avfla anil
1]olamn, Portuguese Councillor Of State, is
dead, -
, 1881-05-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Fersonnl-Tho Roach family have rn.
turllukl feuu. their winter QuartUra aud Afv sud-
denly thrown iutu u st4lu Ut Thu greatest Ap-
prclcnsIuA u1Il confederation w. thu ADVERTISE.
nlunts vt l5tlek 4 Ruynpr's 'Aota POWDER,
which IL suyo 1eAth to utl rUstchca.
, 1881-05-05

Sptetut Dtspateh to 1hs Chftaao Tf.bunts
lsATTl.E CREEK. Mich, May +.-At a meeting
nf tho 6tats Archery Association hold III this
city thls nftoruoon 1t was decided to hold d
offered,
, 1881-05-05

2ptctat Dtspdteh to 1hs CAteaao Isthun<.
p0fr HulsoS, Rloh, May IA strike will be
Undo tn-ntRht at II o'clock. Every brnkoman
Oh tho GRAND 'rruhk lsalrual from Port Huron
to L.wiston. No., will demand $lb0 pcr day, If
tho Company rufusU lucy will anyo t1uuble to
lln1 MGn to kgep tralas moving.
, 1881-05-05

EARTHQUAKE IN TnEssALr.;'
ATHENS. May Am earthquake occurred
at Volo, Ttessnly, OIL Sunday. No tlau,ugc.
, 1881-05-05

Sptetdl Dtspa.eh to Tie Chicago TrfbAns.
'kALAstAxo0, Mich, Nay 4.--A laboror In tho
sower now bolng laid horo, natnod Dan'ei " Car
pcntor, was almost Instantly killed today by tbs
side FILLING In 1pon him. Tho laborcrs ttntno-
lntcly atruck fDr an itlcreas0 In pay from $l...i
to t1ay, and something or acoho followed
tho accident Work upon tho sewer hns u1asel,
though L ts thought no trouG!U will follow.
, 1881-05-05
FOREIGN.
manifesto Of the National.
Land League OF Great
Britain.
rho Liberals Declared Recre".
~ ant to tho Trust Con- d
flded in Them.
~, Hundred and Forty-three Lives
W. Lost on the sloop-of-
n.orron, Of tl,o international
Monetary Conference, ms
Formally Adopted.
. ,uk.of.England Official Says II Must
ge Silver by Agreement, or Gold
for Everybody,
n..hob1a sohism in tho Liberal Ranks
l)ver tho Beaconstleld Monu-
ment.
,,a;,,on in the Baltic Provinces
of Kussiu--The Police of
MOSCOW.
. R,Ok.of.Eng|and Official Says II Must
ga silver by Agreement, or Gold
for Everybody,
,...h,o sohism in tho Liberal Ranks
over the Beaconsdeld Monu-
ment.
co1itton tn the Baltic Provinces
of K,1ssiu-The Police of
Moscow.
r,e Trial Of Herr Most to Follow Hard
On tho Indictment Found Yes
terday.


terdny,
,,rAr 7,1,1rA1N.
G1tEAI nlSA14A1N'
Tl1E NsS'fEsro ~ wf onrhr nt:s. tlnrrHIY' ~
hi:A"iE ~ ". w. i,i,inu IN, beo,,
iaachh's 'no st"noI hv .Iustin Nfcf.nrtl,v. It
nrgcs tho 1rsfl,hcl' OF ttreat Dr1laill u tv!ct
1her a'wloi"' aa s ,,a,,,,oo,'o d. tim no,1e
M The aposates from Liberalism whom they
hsped 10 fa'se u pDme., s',,s,,.
=, H., t.rp,ons tho Smnker satd lo l,ad
,', III u'u antcla, ,,ot,co frt,n tho Iort Liu1t
.n. nssn." -, I fr"1nmd of tl,e urrest Of Dillon.
e1an, 1sa. ~ ,' :, frtouror asked soyorui 0,tes.
;,a"a,,,.r l.1.'','' ~, nh,,sa of authority.
poas @ 'puss,' pss.ar t.1,"f c Scctnry for ireland
,,a,.. I.' to,s.s,' ons,.or J,iss lie ,,uestions.
o'ai'o. W' ',", ea,.a rn,tco of lila intcntion IN
w. ,ie'..1 a,,t s|'I t,,Inn tn ,l,o tmmi.tra M TIM
i.Hs..s,nnv 'a''s ~ "s'' af ,I nivcrs
te!se.,as @ t,s'.., nrrs s,atcs t,,at D,,}nn will
ins rs', racos, hts sr,t In thu 1Ionso of
."os ~m".a"" on tint 1,ntr;e1S E.,,~ viii nroI,-
a1y saceeea ,e ''; ,',,,, ,,,n,t,,, sovs n,,,or,.
lhs ,",, ""." annaa5 ,to ntt,,,tnst nvo;tn.
1ess a"o "s NV. ~ ti,o en,',,trv ~" I'm
hs.. % ~ !. ~, aa"nrs pn ~ ,ava h.'f o,,la,ino
eo!a's, "pp".s 10 ~ . ~ Ss,,,,,,a ns .,s,
aas, snss so'u a. com',e," @ ,l,o,s sncos I IN
,ena,II la1,l'o's co'''e'''' '1'''o' 'lseou'' "l
i Lie strongest 'es'as' - =
-....--..- N1ci'sE1' ,,1., M'EES En-; c-,....
*a' affes'ea near n111leil' eoaHty oa'""S'
oaa charge ol lhcf''is 10 mnr'lor.
THE RESIGNATION" or nli1'oS'
lsi'as bech ascefta'hefl that limestone ,s
mol disposed to aecetle to teouest FROM Dill
Ion fof chtlscrn Hundreds. u is, therefore,
probable TINT llonc will bo lrnde.
TIL: nnAcoysrlE1p MnsoH1An.
D. nsaso''sfe|a nemerla! havo 4. represu'tea to
ins 81 tho Land bilI rhe led Icbnte s on tho Land
, 1881-05-05

IACK CouRsE, NAsitv1f.Ia. Tonn, May +.-scc.
ond rnce, milo and half lash, ouly two starters,
King Nero aud A!crk Arnent. Nero wns favorit,
500 to go. md won In cantcr;, time. s5.H.
Thlr1 race, milo dash. for n!l agns, nedMan
third: tlme, l:49}s.
, 1881-05-05
DEDAT(tIS. I'LL.

-'.S 9pfstal DAPdFeh to TIA Chicago tribune.
DECATUR, H., May 4.-The striking brick.
makcss, forty In number, held out thirty hours,
and went to work aguin to-lay at MI advance OF
lsh cents day u. oil wuKes. They demanded
:5 cents allvnnce, and compromised with their
employers. j.. -.
, 1881-05-05

The homeopathic poultry plysle!an,
tosQthot with small cAsl Ut suitable 1Cxtctlca,
luIy Uu pr1curol ut y xsuall outlay Ut HuGF!oka
4 TareIn Pharmacy. Mo- " CllEk htEcet,
, 1881-05-05

6ptefas Dtspatsh to 1ns chteaeo Tribune.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich, 1lay 4.-Twonty-i1vo
warkmon in tho Chlcasu & urand Trunk shops
woro taken to Chicago last night to taAo the
plac0 OF tho striking sHitchlnaIl. a striko tA
hert for blxhet t}Iy,
, 1881-05-05
SPAIN,

THE GOVERNMENT vrCruRr IN THE ELKC-
TiUSS.
sIxeia4 C,.hs.
pAnts, May 4.-A Madrid correspondent
tonight teleRraphs as follows; "Tl.e Gov
ernluept victory ut tAe municipal elections
iYcomplete. u Aa41iu 1fteu Ministerial: