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, 1881-05-14

:, roo, oro oost ~ III. ro,,oxtnu unc-to-w,t;
et,n ccnt ii.,r NJ Ashinntl nyec from Division
street nrtn !" tho & sri,c n, nr,bea.t e M ~ so
r,,.., ,ir., =, s, ~ .v,,r thcncc ntor sa
v g,inws'Esf " rcrsn ~ , s Vow, as,i vnns-
W. .rycnthrhe 'rowusbln, nf Harrington nnn,n.
}reea. Ga,,me.' .s G.es,; sns t.S nn ers cw Frsr,
Hiins' Nnrthirtd' Nopwtsl i'ark, uriMid, FMl,.-
tine. PNos rrnvS.; Niv@rsI!ai @ mrsh s ''u"u
a,,.,,, ,v,s, IT, mt, i rcst n tnnlnls strnot
oI I:icventi,n.Thr Fjftf Wnrt,. excrpt that part
norsh ~ rwortv.sixtn strret and rast OF
utn,rnr, nron,,n nil thn Aulth Hrntuh OF tho
i,M,,.', n,.r rsni ,,nt ,,urt ~ tho sixth Wartt
~ rmtt IN, ~ I'M ,n,rl ~ hs seven
tesnt; c Il W"r,i ,,st Of ia.rrnicc strcrt afi unrt
e WT n'snM ,,''1 "1aas IF '. mud n of ito
EEht,;nllii t1nhti,Mi',km MnI'!; tcttrnry. nuonc.
Tcnth-Win,tcttxu md Usic. .
Fourtrcuti,-Ka., u,,d Dn i'nYu.
observation-disclosures ant1 1rut,uots.
sns'nnic,nttt-i,u HllIje,
N;n.t,rH,h-i;c Kail,, Koi,tiail, md dr,lndy.
Twcnt,rth-:Krox md Fulton; ,.,,,,
an" 'oo~ 1s'1''''
wcnty-thlr.i-Wafrcn and Mc1>uno,gh;
Twenty y-tourth-lion1crsu,, serror, aina Han.
cock. ,u, y,,,.
st9rk: % nna paane'1,; a ov,,
Twenty'sfxth-Stntanhll' "ooato'"' "ao AaAe-
WI: Observation-Disclosures anl Lee.
Twcnty %ent, ,y-uiahth-AIci.ea,i. ei s'.'ss '''' '
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i,;nti' unti Eharupn,on.
! t.nisi. nrot'E,lt,nr mil Vprtniiinu
| .hirty, ty,.ocnnti-llu,,Vjas Coles, ind Cuu1hcr-
1nna '' '-' -
thirty y-thIrl-sl ot,ltrle, Shelby, md Elsnphatn.
TlIrty-fynrtt:-.chrlst,an and MontgoherS'
Thrty-sixth-Cnss, Snsot,. sic.,nrd. and schuy-
lcr.
| Thtrty-Boscnth-Atatns.
| lhirty.nIMth-MurAntl. lsrassi1, thu 5cotts
I,rst-atHiltAln.
Forty y-sceond-i!ui,l, Clinton, and Washing
| ton.
rorty:thtrl-Fnycttc. Marion and Ietfcrsnn:
Forty-tourth-c'ay' iaehIano' "nyno' "n" fso"
"T!ms. T!m.ss:....n,,n..f,,rk .Jn.ncr. Crawford. nuj
1awr;,,nn '"Sss''
E.,rIr rIr.sixth-tfnmittok White nni Wabash.
FFnr,y F,rtyy. .s.vnnth.nst. Gisir. " Ase' "''@
| tusty Observation-Disclosures nandoIph. md Perry.
Eossy;ntnEssiimo I,"iiMtin pnnn' {iartii,
AL rIvWts W3s.n" s'"s''''o' e"''''''''
| NJ" "t4rti.th~1nc III sDn oYtl T1nton
, 1881-05-14
FE4ATltElH.

Spfc4aA 41pNkfN ~ Tue LHtMgH 4TtoAAes
SrutS,,plE1.p, ILL.,, May l3.-Aftar dfspos-
ing OF a lot Of preliminary odds Md enis,
tic lIuuse taoi up Its own bills on third
,eult,,g and started III to clear tlia ground rs
bust 1t could.
The Scnate amendments to Afr. SIn0nson's
bill to enable cities to maintain bridges out
sltle their corporate limits were c0icnrretl
l1,, md the bill now goes to the Governor.
Tho lIo,tso also collcurre,l lit IL vhrbal
amendment of tho So,late to bill providing
for the establishment Ut Probate Courts Iii
counties of 7U,OO0 inl,abitants, MIL ,ll,o!, II
Sennte amendment tn II bill by Mr. Penrson,
of Madison, leRailztnE drainage districts
organIzetl nll.tar t!le net Of 1870. 10th bills
j,uW su to tho tsnyrrliOr.
4 bill Introduced by Mr. Pearson, Of CooE,
appsopriating sl,07' fur tho payment Of thu
Sixth Regiment, !. y. e., and letnchlneit
Of the First, for SERVICES during il!o yeisrs 1877
aud 1878, WIS ps,sselt without tiis emergency
CLAUSE.
cHANasS0 F1tEra1tr HATES.
Mr.. I.utt;ngton's Till requiring railroad
companies tu t<Lyo sixty tlHys' notice Ut II
clul,go of freight rates, nlld t,np,sfng heavy
pr,luttirs fur n violation uf its provisions,
,vns read third tlMo ulsd pAssel by d vote
OF yeas 7S, nayaa.
Tho lluuse, being IN Il gooi.nntured mootl,
ngsse,l Mr.. petera' School bill. alld WIS ap.
lu,renlty glad 10 yet rid Ut it a1d to hurl 1t
III NIL liz length, breatttII. thickness, anu gen
cra tl.,tlness updn all ut,s,lspectl,lg Sci.'!tc.
MIR. Wcbur's bill providing fur tho nso ut
tho Lalle-Shore drive h, S0rt!i E.IicagU rs
| Il part uf tho PROPOSED North Slle boulevard
systcm was Islssrtl by II vote Ut Yeas ", nays
2, nnd tile House tUn1 4 rest for llillacr.
| THE TI.EAnsl1Lf.
, 1881-05-14

E,.KllAar. Ind, Muy la-Ths outgoing Coun.
eIlme,1 a1ld tho President OF tho soarl u lIoalth
Ut thlA city Hru dying to ctubraeu oarh other.
They hava th4, past fur days been giving eaoh
other had writings through the psess. 4 ltvo!y
ttms may terminate the ulattgs 10 Tree foI-xlL
, 1881-05-14
DIED FROM DtpHTNeRlA.

E$fftI9 U13PU1fW |9k<HVV
0coxDAuw0c, Wis, Aay la,--A bright a'year-
old sun Ut Sir. Al,d Mrs. hxtuY. 0E thia city, aol
Ut .iIphthorta yesterday Afturloon. liu had
teen slek fauF days. and u Euw hunre bofote bis
tiuuth hS xetlnc.i ~ improved thAe lupea w: ~
eH&uFfutpd nf liI HpeoAly FEf1verf. Wish y SUD
uon change fur the Worst ttA,k place.
, 1881-05-14
DASE-l1ALT4s

Special Dttpat:h 10 Tts Chicago TrtbrnA
AKRON. O.. May 13.-In the game to-day
between the Boston and Akron. teams bos-
ton won by score Ut = to1.
, 1881-05-14
,,.n,,.,,o, of British n.u,,ou!atlc

Tho rss roush c.eat!f9n;'n ;ns % ins !Ssss sss
:Ss::; :: :sS;: &: s;;;:; q:
~ A. +: s{fs;. ii HSs sts$ IT.
rsa{sg ~ tit!s I :aEjse;s. 4a .1s sass
q osJ lie m maativs States. Tbs 'ast'''
about " per oeps-
, 1881-05-14
The Long-Looked. For Appmtio1l'
1ncnt Bills Ronortcd TO
the Sennte.
Dissatisfaction at the Way
Cook County Has Been
Divided.
Full Text of the Two Bills
as Finally Agreed
Upon.
Adoption of the House De-
cision for an Adjourn
ment May 80.
Senator Whites Fire and Police
Commissioners Bill Fails
to Pass.
The House Gets Down to Busi.
ness and Passes Several
Bills.
Guardians Who Defraud Their
Wards to Be Anenable to
the Law.
IN Adjournment Tnken to Monday, Not
Withstanding the Pressure or
Business.
qossip as to the Probable Fate of the
Apportionment Bills at This
Session.
The House Gets Down to Busis
ness and Passes Several
Bills.
Guardians Who Defraud Their
Wards to Be Anenable to
the Law.
IN Adjournment Tnkcn to alondaJ, Not
withstandtng tic Pressure OF
Business.
qossip as to the Probable Fate of the
Apportionment Bills at This
Session.
SENATE.
x1AN T. -
CARVING UP TIE STATE.

EEN ATE.
CARVING UP THE hrATE'
Special Dlspateh to The tateaoo lstoana' ".
srn1SaFtELp, IT.. May If-ane ; 7e''"'o
NV ~, ..'' o,..'. " -. r,,,,,,r1oi 4 Snnnrt,nn-
ms CoMmlttce W oe!"tr4M. 1App ,',
merit reported Its lOng.lo0kct!-tor bllls osl
1,,noroeofouo1 outl Se,mtatinl n1>portiOpWC,t. |
o"s.esao". "a -. t.,.,rrr,,l, ttou ,ast
An attempt WIS snAtle ~ 'el:.."p'1 t4o" w..
ntEtt. when It was supposed thai everything |
sa.' ,,n.,, o-roo1 ,,no, INIT ,lIfFernures lros3 |
NM oec.. "e'se ~'' 49, -, IT, .,,., ,,+ |
evett ut tho very last ihoHltht, al1u ~ Ns'' '"s
mill an advanced hOltr III tho morning With |
,hn ,,,nttar WAC finally uatchr,l up Tile Coll
grcsstOnnl Scli0lnt. rs appIlou to Cooh' l'Ahe'
nn1 m poru ia cn,1fnssctlly thrown out
" s.,,,,. .a +. rr,:,rr
MEHEl'f ~ - Fr-tti'E"'
In order to ascertain whether It II possio1e 10
dIv,,a I'm the four cp,tl,ti,s into four such
u!FNo W to ~. Nv. -s..a.f., .nn+ ,,"v will
districts With ule 6apoeIat'"a al'"s 'hoS Nt''
rat,lrn four Republican COnEfts3t1letl.
HI.t,ton ~ +ha bt1Do ia fin nrntl-
Net@nef u eno e' s..>,t,, ~
tha AnnnrtIon,nutt Committee, iuitl liable,
..Ao ,,.., ~ rt.~ n,,o,L,,ant.
therefore. 10 hhelt"heu:s aa.o1 ts'"s.'o' s,
before they arc done Will. rs 10 lE9 oell'-
t,,r,nl acl,a,nf. so far M C0ok il cot,terlled,
.o'i"s os' .ts' ~ ,i.,.t,,,+ .,,L ,,,.,, hnnrt
there ia SILL SOME klek11E h!lo ''oAe HS"tI
burning at t|,e way the tnrrftUrY l,as been
at,,,,.,., ~, nr,l snt on,rt ,J'ha Two hills may
chople' "p "4la oet Al".' - ~ ~ .i,a,.
uon 80. .'n",, ~ 1tnr.n ,,r,ttv
tlinG wien tAeY relci lia li"use p'u,.s t",s
nearly everybody wilifbc badly fooled. lilo
, 1881-05-14
u1,rrnAT[ONAl.

Special Dtpa.es TO ~ caisa'o sss',,rarx i, uf St.
MONTREAL, a1ay la.-Tne os.a.1, ~. ,"It'",rawIuG
Sulplcc, which has been slt'M', :,,. in ,ou,re.
It's contributions fro.n the scloo's I'd ny Il.
a. and leaving them 10 bo sapp"s,xsu sa,ppIpnnsu 'hos
com", issiu,,ers, Il iikoly to u eon,rrn,cul nso
q bai,Ioo. shuot u tug QugoegS niscn to II 10f
the administration 0l tho 'u4'"
txl1rn ntfnnAi t11Fl{I2cS.
, 1881-05-14

thst "a nt",trn,n,.nt VIVA E,rtMu iJy mise ntrcs,
nntllu aud prospective. An adjournment fram
Frfay to M.,ihlHr stow on.f tt!% t. mo stlsh nl
bus,hees "hlcn ID s"re re1oh'"r* 'no Alh'' "'aA-up'
tCSSlI'
A11'U1lTI0NMENr.
SrttSnFlEI.l,, ILL.,, May t:}.-'fl,0. .ScliatOrt-
nj AntH,rtipull,eIlt bill introduced Gy tho Sell
ntn AnpDrtipt1tnr,,tC Committee tD-lny Is likely
N m thrnuri, tim Inner tio,lse Afttr some
49,. n,,n.,,,,,rte ,,,rIrg tho rnn,ir, tvrck
s.@.. ~. .i'o mn,.. 4, ai,",n.,,ar orothor
ls la.o III t!se a 1''uss ~ ...in,na,,t
uucsnoi!' a"u ou"".oA"' , , 'a..l t....
committee OF t''as uoay hus pech "c''s!"k
Sc'lesiu Tor several 'tlays past "lla "Gnt Nv ~
aKntN totny with rciiowetl vlR0r' Inc lill-
tEerstandIng now Is that 1t Will ititrounce Its
bill into tic fiouse about Tuesday, and that
It will tjTer In several respects from Tint lii
troduced lately III tie Senate. Even the most
rnr,net nIy,,r:t,,q of n1tu,r.lontnc,,t Mt this
sns,,u hoattntc to ~ nrc.a t,,a, selves with cor
nto,.c ~. IN lin tnoi res,,It nj III, nttr,,pt 80
n IL IN tho ay. and with tho rush Of other bust.
,,os, ,vhin, H.. n1t,,,fv cpu.,,unccl. md which
viii In, to tho o,,il, to do something tint ought
now Senatorial apport'onmcnt ..
while eot'orsoo mx a., 70 KEEP 1s1'sm o hs n"s
as aoaa u 'n s s' h"v, ss vIsoa Of tho city
80. s,,..s,. ,,. .I. ron,,fr,,t N rnnrr,, Dpcturnt
!nt0 eighteen WAfas Telutreu FenrI"ueen'cHs
by ncfcs and bounds, and. while tho DO
scrlptfous Of tho ecvornl districts aro prixz ling
md will require candidates hereafter to pro-
,,i,to ftnfsatrps with carefl1lIy nrcpnrGt1 I1nps
Of tho territory whoHc constituents thoy hopG
| tn ranrcscnt. the ,nnlo Of designating thot,
~ .caVeset,. t"o ",o ,.". ~ n...a-,.Is. rho rnI'
c0lIlh eel.rcely nAso ueeh othoF"'H., Aso , W
lowlns figures furnish tho est't,,a.es Nepuo'ean
,.. ,noJo,, II, ,ho nm ,,.,v iIst rtta into which
~ s,s ..'.a.n, @ ,sa. r,,.,t sh.Il ho dvcJ
| It Is ho" hFt1pasou tnAs CooN sum w ~. unuu" wv
First. Republican 5.si.. Donlocratto 5o5o; SEQ
/ ou( Repubica., a.:tis ncnotrat!u 4.:ak': Third,
Hepuo''c"n o,on' oolus .' :. ..,. ,,,s,h na,,,,,,
publican hlsi' pomaerha'o a,'Is e!'e1, nenns
nm hrS@. uetnoceHtlc 'lA@oi oIAtA' 4cFuostc"'
| bStH Democratic 4,3iJ: Seventh, Hurubtttnn
1p, I)cn,ocrltic .Yit; N!ntn, lsepliibonn. 3G4l.
| 7,.,nofrntio GNt1: Eleventh, l.ernbiicau LOO,
ncntcrnttu 6.:r,7: ThLrtrcntb. nupublteun 6, ,0l,
Democratic 6,.'@' ..... ..... ...-.--....-
| THE POLITICAL. DIVISION.
i }.u i...
, 1881-05-14

espcCiniiy objectionable. This Wis partly nee
c.uso IL wus not liked upon tho present precinct
lines, tho precincts nf tho Fourth Wnrd being
tllytlpl Mt Thlrttcth street, whilo tho Apportion
ncnt bill nxcs tho division at Twonty-
street. 1t ecrtninfy tonk Uf tho Democratic pRrt
OF tho wlrd. 1t nppuared ro Mr.. Wootlard thut
Con,lco hnl 1t arranged iu such II WY that tho
Fourth Ward loses lta powor, and Hyde Park
and tho Stock Ynrt]s clesnent Gail plnco him In
power nKn,r1. With tho appor tonmcut It Is not |
lsublu 10 hu II Republican district. for n great |
while, fur Hyde rnrk IL rapidly becoming Demo-
cratic, md tho Stock Ynrtis l. ne.nncrA tic Al-
ready ME ~ s a 9,at ad Wcr1 I'll has
unttfoIy different. and that the Fourth Ward Is |
losing Its pnwcr.
cOSa,.Esss1IsN CHARLES u. F.tswELL
looked ut tho Cook County DISTRICT und thought
as S S wSa nsAr "a I'LL ~ nslna
s!Uua1 districts should 10 ohhnXott.
UEo,sDE II. NDGUE,
1tatlrond Commissioner Bnid TINT tho bill re-
rtirus considerable study. and yct no had not
OF ti,o nlt,oi that the seators know thoir husl.
ness and vii! not for tho best Interests Ut tho
st"tct r Am. rvr,.rrr
hn,l not loDkcl uvor tho 1nnttur very much. but
was anxious lur tho l,cxslatnre, to agt on te
saSs ~ rdan sant GHo seaq Is IL
nothing Il. thas direction eoa!l be done unit! tho
Lesslatusc hna aesed; Tho -. question wIs
0Ev. !. NIACKHuIsa JONES'
Of this city, and formerly ot Chester, Randolph
County.-tho Old EIghtcGnth District. where hp
hrss tlss orGd ~, ior GnSress by tS
tl,at ho had not !onkcd over tho ChtcaRo part or
tho matter. hut hnt given tho southern part of
| Eighteenth to tho proposed form OF tho Twou-
t,et District would rot ehsnEo r. no hep1ol,c@an , m
| to iyUU. liz cDud tgl, nuth!nR Ii my lstrlct
w!tnuut 4 ct,se scanntng of tho census.
, 1881-05-14

SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
Tho Senatorial apportionncnt. u te expected
will wlyo th0 fofioWinr result ut tho next olec-
ton:
First-ltoruhlcnu
Secnnd-ttcpublicnn.
neutrality-suspicious.. :.
Fourth-tepublluan
Flfth-noulltful nnd very close.
Sixth-lseputIcun.
Soventh-NepuDllcan.
Nlnth-QDMuCrAttC+
acknowledgements
Thlrteenth-ltcpubltcun.
, 1881-05-14

DAMAGED corroN t y eo}1.Iar,asea
HALIFAX, May la-tho VI Wilmington wa
cotton on boanl tho stea''isu s,,,v " pacs ot IN
saia ,1Ia.! e. rsSsss Suesioe Sd ss, ghs
m hntsa, brought tI!.
, 1881-05-14
,sa cr ,1oyEY.LErTERs..

LOSS or MONEY!, T.1n4ns. :.
sp<etai Ht.patsa to 9a' t"@a +.'s, nuuber OK
OTTAWA. May 1s,-fle to!',, 'a,,.rs contain.
coses Of abstraction or loss ot .'"oo ls.. durlua
ing money .ent th50"xs 't, t1s g. x Wh!eb ls ~s'S
r.vlssered rrv Mstd and slp unreelsscs"d'
, 1881-04-22
COBBtE.ST0EES.

To IN Editor oj Ihs Ea.saso 1t1buns,
uIt,cAao, April .i.-Far the past eighteen
mouths or two years tho tluost4ol OF cobblo-
stones Ia QUO which has aKitated tho minds at
our cIt!zeua moro than my otleF subject Within
tho runvo of controversy, HuGh yAat propor-
tons has 1t now assumed that It IL tho paFs'
mount question of our local community.
Tho facts aE1 flu,tlar to Ait. A bill has been
introduced In tho Eotnmon Council authorizing
tho hosso. railway companies u laya cohble.
stone pavement between tholr trnoks through"
ont the city, Shall they DO SLOWED to do soS
Here VIC hayo thsco rich and souleoss corporA'
taona, ono of which. at leaat, that has never ln
the history 'of Its oxt.t0noc dollo any
thing to facilitate tho carFylng Of passsuKess
beyond That which dsslro for. Ralis prompted.
ueyer doae anythlng towards their ascosnmpdA-
ttpp, aovCr tried 10 better thu oondtion OF tts
/. stuploy6a, ask!ng tho Common Council to grant
away the rI9ht4 Of the IAoplo ln tho face OF
lolid and vigorous oppasltlon. In ossler TO saro
few land II u question in Tho 1n!na OF
many thinking anl obxsrvant sneIa Waoshor us
mol tho loss experienced in laMe ind broken"
down horactiesh will not uoso than couhtarbal-
uuce tho saving III parcn,ent,-these CORPORA"
linn waut tho citizens to bB disturbed by the In-
fHrnAl click. click. click Of tho h"sses hoots u
/ tho bard stones from daybroak untit midnight.
~ tue rcslden1s un tho streets %hion hfd " be
, 1881-04-22
All About Qutntnc-Fnct8 OF Intercxt to
Sufferers From Malaria aud to Others
Kali.

Ntp. Tork Sun.
There nrp consumed in tlln United 8tAtDs m.
nuHIIy l.!UU, ,00J tnllices ot Qntn!ne. New Jersey
Is ln Nriy tgstUIsiGlG for This, " coursG. Since
tho duty OH 1uinno wis removed, tho richest
bark has KoIlu 10 Londun and tho poor has oomo
here. Thu 4Atnfno extracted fr0M each fs tho
satue IN qualty, but mo. OF tho lower a!kaiotda
stock In tho Wuflda 'nnr8ot has incrnasgd fn i've
yearh from ELlN bnlos TO 1lq.l In 1885, This
fucrcase Is owing largely to tho Increased pop
ulartty OF qufnfMr l8 u tonic, and ducA not act-
uAlly shOw m apidetnlt Of mn!artn. To-day
thure il IN hand fn tho united mnrkots Ut tho
world only Ht,olit four month"; kupp!ys ,s
and CONSUMPTION Of Qniu!ne In the United
Htates. uncHsiAlly divided between tho East and
West, but uHRrcKntfnR 100000 ounces. In tho
East tho consumption WIS extraordinary. In
tho West It fell MI proporuonatcly. During
Jnnt&nry 1nd February OF this year thoro WINS an
unusual demand for 9uin!nc In thia country,
latlve. Just 1T this time dealers nEe waiting for
all expected lecltno In pr{co from, tho $3-N an
ounce which g.'inino brings at wholcsaie, Il
tho recent wut seas1n Ia followed BY period OF
drought 9litittiv will hardly ho a drug ia tho
mnrkct. for Just those conditions nre necessary
to tho Development Of the malaria which makes
Qulntno active. ....
Tho lowor atkaloids extracted from tho qut.
nine sull ut Wholesale ut from Is cunts 70 u an
ounce, ,nnd arc sometimes used In tho West. Great
quantities, too. Of the lowest grade nro exported
10 China, WHARF thur command about W cents
nm ounce It IL not slculed that the cinchona and
otaor alkalo,ua thus extracted arc 70 all pur.
public but behaved 1t. About 10000 ounces of
clbchona arG consumed in tho United States. In
Europe nothing hut tho bcst quthfno Ia con"
sumed.
, 1881-04-22
CINCINNATI.

C1xorsxAr1, April .l.-Tho oocastou fos-a
strtko a,unng tho platform mon aud lanorcrs Ut
tho railroad tapots has been removed 0y I'LL tho
raliroatls following tho oxamplc Of tho Clnoln.
natl Southern by tucroasng tho waHcs frutn III
[io,,K Ltlly 4 Go. Ii tho name Of a new tlrml
about tu otIEHgo In tho Manufacture Of cixnrs III
neotei from 10 to lD1 Ch!iioso 1Atnrors
viii DO omploycl st,on. The rnM.n,,n, rn,e:n,Dars
OF stho firm como frD| saM Fr,.ne.fu". Ia t...,
aotlou ag,l!nat tho prora'sct! ontorpriae. AmonE
olhor thinEa dong. eircN. has e.an pFegaff;Ga f;,t
dat,vor 10 health from The uso OF etaars mR'a "
ChtngSe.
, 1881-04-22

BERLIN, April 2l.-'Ihe conllt1nns p,t for
ward by Hamburg fur entering tho ZUvereln
have been agreed to by iierr Won Bitter,
pr,,ssina Finance Minister, anl are also &C.
euro Of approval III other quarters.
W1t.itt:IM.
BEn11N. April 9t.-'rl.a Emperor William
Is recovering from lt,tlispusltloll.
g 1lis1ISHWICK.
All rutnors III regard to tlle, settlement Of
the successtoilto tho Ducal throne 1T Drulls-
wick aro entirely without fourAatltil.
E:3tltlttASTs.
. HAMBURG, April al.-Twenty-fivo t'1o.,-
sand en,fRrunts loft llore fur AnIertca tho
first three mouths Of the present yunrs ng1lnst
5000 tho same tltnu list year.
, 1881-04-22
7,s lou,naI Printed iI,e czar.murder
' Article, condemn'ng Il in Vlgor"
Gus Language.
o.,,,;ech Pascha Defeats the
Albanians in a Lively
Scrimmage.
. 1,rerpool anl Copenhagen Steamer
Stranded, mud Eleven Per'o:'
Drowned.
qen{bls Floods in Hungary Again-ssvillo,
In Spain, Inundated.


,r,cossr1E1.p's or OBJECTIONS FOR 111s nu1s-
lAI.
1ovnoy, April al.-,rhc following IS tho
.,,nse In Lord BeacoMslieti's will relative to
Ma di,posltton Of Ills rtlllains: ~ desire
's mi direet that l may bc buried IN the sa1ho
r,u1t IN tho churcllyard ut 1lugilcntict III
whIrb The remains OF my late denr wife,
Vpry Ammo nlsracli, created IN hor own
,ieht VIscountess lscaconsiicld, were placed,
nd that my funeral may be conducted with
he same simplicity rs hers was."
THE FUNEltAL
ot Lord Deaconsfcld will tako place at
lIuQbenden OIL Tuesday next. i
nEslpEs REPRESENTATIVES, OF FOREIGN
POWERS,
us members Of Parliament will po Mt tho
funeral, Representatives of every depart
uept Of tic civil services will also attend.
CABINET nliMoR.
If is ramorcd that Earl Spencer, Lord
President Of tho Council, will leave the Cnbi-
net snd will be succeeded by Lord Derby.
HEAVY FAILURE.
John Olive g. S0n, extensive railway mate
hal manufacturers, and proprlctors Of paper
mills at Manchester md Bury, llavo failed.
lAQuuG3p <'loVsuVos
LASD-LEAGuE CONVENTION,
Dublin, April 2t.-The National Conyen-
ton Of the I4alld League opened to-day. l'ar-
nell presided. Resolutions wgrB adoptod do
tlarIns that Davltt should be released, and
thanking lrlsll1non In America for tlelr aup-
pot
TIE OPINIONS EN1'RHEsaED
hYths delegates wero strongly advorso to tho
BILL bit It was generally considered that the
measure should not bo rejected until an
effort Is made to amend 1t.
ARRESTS IN 1ltE.I.ANn.
Parliamentary returns tO April I show that
there had been thirty-flye arrests in Irolalltl
under tho provisions Of tho Coercion act up
!ohas time. The charge against Boyton
vu that Of melting to murder.
, 1881-04-22

Bptetat Dtspateh to TIA Cateaeo 7rtbans.
CLEysLAxp, o., Apri, ot.-The threatened
strtku Of street, railway drivers and conductors
assumed formidable ahaps to-day, bo!nR rro-
c!p,lntel by tho discharge by tho railway co'n'
pot,ics or tho members Of tho comtnittoe up
p3antcd 1t the meeting TuestlHy night.
Tho trouble first bocamo apparent on
the Suporor Street lta!road, whero
thlrtecn lncn qt,lt work and start1d on tour ot
tho cnr-bnrnR OF tho other roRas. They pes-
sunded stx employees OF The Ut. CkAtr Street Line
to stop. and tuzathar they went to the barns OF
tho Prospect slroat ltoad, tho principal cue III
tho city. Horn thirty-two Joined them.
About twenty fell into limo from tho
0ur,lcn struct Line. and thon Woodward avenue
stables ware visited. Hero no progress was
nude, tho employees sticking to their posts.
This was partly duo 10 the fact TINT tho roau
t,as q number Of extrA tncn 70 draw
from, md tho rcgutar drivers and
conductors did not caro- to run tho flaH OF
ultimately being without sftnauon. Hero tho
crowd wntted till o'clock. when 1t was fo'inu
they could nut induce any to join them. md
they oat,,e in a body to tho public square.
lturp they N,uui that tho Superior
Straut Llue hnd saocueded In running
.ts cars ro4ularly again. hut tho drivers woeo 50
unaccustomcl tU tho work that tho cars "eso
frequently oG tho track. uno was run Into tho
ca.ised by citizens WIN, sysnpath!zed with
Wcst sdo thoy visited cnah OF the harms IN sstc-
eessIon nut wvre st!l They yos s9 'n
rnn1fs 1t ia understood, bnye nnuo CONCESSIONS
and cars uro running regularly, but Tonight
ncther tho l'rnspcct nor onrslcn ttre0t csrs are
gust Cleveland, transports LARGO share of
tho business chlsacs nd seo s,oppaxMS r. ta,,ses ea,s
no lIttle Inconvenience haoRgh =. sn U ,s
froin ttreo to flyu ln!lea from their placts IT
business urc cntnpolted to. walk. At l0 o'clock
mud 1t this writing ,milntghtl thoy arp stlll IN
session. ...,.. ou
Tho meeting closed 1ntt after midnight; they
rceutved TO continue tho strike. a,su WIZ ht,lil
ntlother rieetnu to-t,orrow. Thoy hopc to H.
iuce othors to Join tho1,, md will make az az ap- @
nucupiery nssistanoc. No disturbance occurrost.
, 1881-04-22
CoWARDfY AssAs1NAT1oN.
Epsetat ulpa{fh 10 Thu Chicago Tribune.

L111LE ROCK, Ark, april 2l.-Newe was rG-
cetvca tu-tlay Of rho murder Of Jerry Ru0rnt, On
isosson Mountains, twenty tnlloa wust OF Fayotto.
Vito, by mo white man aud two negroes. 6co-
rats body was tora1Iy Eiddicd with bullets. Tho
murder VIVA tho result ot ud'nrowing out OF
the tlcceasod demonstrating land Which othor
parties elRlnod. Seorut was vol known, hay-
iug restlul III Washington County for nlauY
ycllrs. There ID no Glow to bis murdurcss. A
boy working fow hundred yArla from tho
aeouo 1T tho trngody waa tho only w!tnoss, and
he Ii llt,ublt to Identify tho partCa WIN did tha
killing Mnny nro suspuetctl. nut Il scems that
tho pEiup cannot b0 trAHed to anyone.