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, 1881-05-16
SWITCH ENGINEERS.

A meeting Of switching engineers and fire.
men wns held ut Pickwlck Halt, Stnto md
Sixteenth streets, last night. It was 0o'clock
before tho meeting WIS called 10 order, and
there wero about soventy-tiyo representatives
present from Tie various roads. Tho luen
claiiIlel that no strike was contemplated, but
that tho ootees simply WIS to tleterinli.e apon
n plum for bringing to tho attention nt tho
companies q. tluinand for 4 reduction
Of hours. They aEe working twelve
10 Compensation for sxtra ting. What they
dolnaI,d Is ton hours for a ttay's work and
my fur al! overtime. It was statei tint
sollo of the roatls already employ their nlem
on these conditions, n9ta1l'y, tte Ch!caxo,
i Northwestern, tho Bultlmora IL Dll!u, md
the. Ml!waukep d Ut. Paul. The. roads
Ngninst which there Is spsclal complatut ara
tho Michigan Central, Illinois Central, t.ako
Sliore, a,ll the tira,ul Trunk. 4 eoiamltteo
was appotnlea to walt on. tia officers Ut tlla
various r!ads aud runort to 4. !ppetlng to he
hnlA on Wednesday, hight. Mt tho kailio lGll.
Tha enEinccrs arn receiving Sa1h for u duy
Ut twelve hours and tho tlrUl.loll STA
, 1881-05-16
F1E +E tlEF
NEW QUARANTINE NEluI.ATlONs.

Si~etat EIf.
PAnIs, May ia Madrid correspondent
tclagrapl,s as follows: " hear aa high au-
tlIority that the dc,na1ld relative to the port
fines made by Gen. Fairc'tlll and Dt'les for
elgn representatives III Madrid will shortly
bp granted by Seiior Sagasta's Cabinet
Tlrre will bo published III the Gt.zcttc n
Royal order IN Connel to reform, the Cnstonl-
lIause regulations i'll order to limit the
power If lnil1ctinE fines Oil foreign vessels
Wl,on they enter span's!, ports and have
s0nlo -.-............
E,snnns IN THEIR PAPERS,
bills OF 1nd!ng, or certificates. Tic llnes will
ba sMNfler, but will still be inflicted 1t yes'
sels nrriye without onsutar vists nnd
Il they do not cumplv with
tho rutcs tho 13opr4s Of Health III
tho M,rta. Vessels ontering tho ports Of
i],e Spa,.jsl, .lominlups, when forccsl
tn do 50 by distress, will ba excepted
from tic snyerttlcs of the ncw
regulations. The reform, at tl!e request Of
the AnlWtcan Government, will he eXtcnsed
to thu Gulon!cs, It's American vessels hase
been ilned anl ssQlcstercd iii Cnbls and
Alul,iin.a
, 1881-05-16
..-. ITALY. .....
THE RESIGNATION f,E TUE MINISTRY Ac-
CEIrrElt.


RoME, May 1s.-Kluy IIunbert has no.
cepte4 the resignation at tlls Ministry, and
l1as asked StEnos Sella. tcaster ut tie Hight,
10 torm Cubinet. Slgnor Sella las can-
scntcd 10 undertake. the task. SlRnpr Bela
has sought tho elaboration Ut tho Lett Centre
Il. tile formation ut q ,,aw Cab!nat, but BIg-
l.os Coppillo. loa.lar ut that suctlon retused
all proposals to Join tha AIDiatry.. Nugotia-
tIapa were consequently openeA with other
members Mt that party. TIE Left pre sx-
asperateA at thu turn Ut events AMI are psa-
parlng 10 vigorously oppoav the new Cabinet.
1t is stated from Milan that tho King refused
10 assvnt u tia dissolution at Parliament,
consequently 1t IL Thought that Salla's Cabt-
net, " formed, will not romalR iA power
long,
: THE TONE or To-pAy's NEWSPAPERS
bears witness to tAe profound iupre3slan the
FraneQTunlstan treaty has faslset. The
DerSlgllerc sayss "Tlw Caiza Ministry
erred solely through loyalty and integrity.
They could not have anticipated tue caliclu-
sion Of such tseaty after the declarations
Ut Franes." Tha Popola Romano says:
"Italy Il rsslKuea, but She hopes the day
may Npt bs for utstant when FEanee naay
, 1881-05-16
REMEDIES FOR HYDaoPHoBtA, .

TOLEDO, O., May l4.-1 see !h the Globe OF
this e!ty, Of this date, special to you tyo,h
i,nitTmoru Nil. 0lyluv mn account at thn nt-
tnar ~ 1,niIsd,as III s, ,v.'t, ,nJ"r tha ;ua""roo
sa1h y. u' Mo "o. n's.,i ~ ~, .'a':1o Is
OF hydfuph0oia, up0't coIofe4 RtF!, q MT
Thompson, and others; md, US reatl such
ncrn,lnts. INV heart gucs out I'll sylY,-
,,atI,v tnwor,t. tt,o uuiYrrcra "a r. ia IN
p".., '"'. ''M"" wv a,',aI', ,,,' r o..
selnolh that they tulahl ANY se'1e1' pa1
dta ono OF the most terrible OF dgAtlla,
, 1881-05-16
frtJNIs.


EEErA ITS OWN C0uHsEt~
TpH1s, May 15.-'I'llo Boy declines to f.lr-
nis|I {preign representatives with eopfes nf
tho trcaty witt, tfraMe. It IL statcu the
FrcIlcl. Will occupy Aocttn.
nIscuyrEST.
Grcat discomfort pfayails, md THO principal
1osie'ns are preparing To lodge protest
with tho SultAn..
t,EN. n1,EAnn
wil retire ,lext Monday fr0m hts poptto,,
nrolli,d l,artl0 Palaces to Dju,leitlo.e It is
stntrtl lie will partlciuatp III further opnra-
tt0nA a9aat,st tho Krnunllr. TIla French
'iavn occupied Dcumenta.
FoI,cEn TO SION.
CoNsrAyrtSorLE, Atay 15.-Tho Boy OF
TNNls teleHrap!lu.t tho Porto THURS
day as fol'uws: "A French Cen
oral Inns cQnle to my pataco
Will. q bosfy Ut cavalry ana sapmlstetl /.
treaty recognizing II Fremcl, protectorate 10
INC fnr aiEnattlre stating that ha would not
Leave the pt!aeu wtthont an answer. Seeing
was Under thp pressure OF superior force,
tfe Fre,Ic' army baing near my ras1ttence,
WINS obllgctl, for honor mud the prevention Of
bi0odshcd. To align 1t without examining or
1sfnssnS ''s fnssa 1T but declaring was eo"straed
Will. PROTEST.
Several Powers lnve roH[ioa to the Fortc's
recent circular to tho effect tint tho Sultal1's
snzeralnty over Tunfs was not clearly de-
fined III existing treatles. Tha Porte has rc-
solved to protest agalnst the French abuse
OF force.
pilovlstONs OF THE TrrATY.
LONDON, May 15.-The Frencll-.runisia,,
treuty provldes for war Indemnity, French
t,r0tart,ntt an} st rvnttInuea t,f tim frnnttar
, 1881-05-16

BrFFALo. n. r.. May 14.-The freight
hands ut the New York Central and Lake
Shore transfer i,ouse struck to-llay for at, all
vance of 25 cents, and nothing but smnli
amount OF mrishable freight was handled.
It Ia reported that there wifi be n general
strike OF ynrtl men tomorrow. The BRICK.
layers. stn1le-tnas0ns, amt rlasterers M
nol,hco that they would strike for MI advance
lii wages Tomorrow.
, 1881-05-16


t,o11eu rs1an,s Tint lcat,s mt N sc,. n,ar<t
is the tInt ,,infn vii With IT, iii, - ror'Irns ma
Stately t,1lt1a nd nitcnlynt,s. an, stiil
1,cnrr , n" ,,nrrow @ strSets ~ thn iii I lawn as
E rk NY ~ tuH ~ aost stes a, ,r.h W. E,"i ,n ,'' Wn
rn,,n;, ., rotei'no & os n,.o" t H." :, tu
sen nj 1nt,,t1,tnns. a,,,t Il, liz, ycst f. nrc,ti.
lns ct,nti..,rntn ~ I'll IL" lila thnt nns G Gren
iines sl,owtnn % n,nimiv. = NH III Y N vGmS i,auina.
tnn IL vnrv e,,,'n u"', 't n,,,t..tn X
picture nn'i fancT tic ,"'aks nr1,,nI n
jrys tlrre IL t,rav "ll rna,i" .vtt, t' turrnta
n.uI jlitrj, {n,vrrs. nfn,,r 1T, ,{it.f,,"a nro
white lno,lcru Wins: mid Mi ovcr ti,n innti in
tho 6rNiltifui "n,yst"rious grccts" ~? ~ NJ tlie
oifye-frecs. Enmrfin,rs Wi, Till ss.a n lIvht
cio,d LaI,nlnu fIk" n NJ" ymnrk,arn @ 9en IF sn,nEe
ai,out tho tOr, If n lilll: ntII inv" sre,,. ia
Tic hUiinw furn,c,i by thn surrnundinr
mountains, n heavy cio,td, to6king a. IL,
ron,t uut. u,nl in yexoiinn wis wern,.r tts"if
nwny in rtsimr tpnrs. ''' '''9 '''''A
rjpsn excursini1s may In takcn IL any
d!'eetion, md prolol,qcd to MY .'Ista.,ce, Ind
t,anor;,,i'a If hpa,ty. Tot. cot, RI hv cnF.
Eiaup. fli,d f,l(nw tii hrtEt. s,,,nf,ih fno,is.,
Bit, II strong il il hptter IL q, M n,,,r rnsins'
the t,rItisefs, ID, On foot, af,yi With stlii:.
fiorlI-fuceii E,,vlfsj, rirIs Will iitfin hcnt,ty
NIL mliri, frnt. stenminT nlnnr lila
btJ;ua1 roatf.nus,nes. nu5 Tor stan5
as!tte md i,Inslt Yur yu,tr u,,,lv p},vsiou,.: rr
i.i-tmffs. fniioyc hv iii nnasomt, mn maf ,ty""nn
in lrt,;,tl strnw hats. 'wl,o m n"t II, "ci,nrss
ern,,e" ia hcatstr. bi,t to "nnrsnn,to m Il liz
f,cnst " '"Ss' ps''"9oo -"
ta 9r n wp te ~ piIat nn M
hiutf failing tho sen. ,nf. frt,,n thn tn,yn'
iurnis,,cs n striIInE iflustrat,om ~ this. ' fila
i,rst ubjects that nttract attcmtIon 1ai ara two
i
hraeht ' nms ~ tn Ia iyr,,sn,iops ", ths
oti,nr ~, EmVltsh TimIon.imck tn,,"n M nv a
Frc..c,, uriyni.ar Anninst Tia wnfIa i,one
the i,ats of sntlnrs snyeI frnm si,i,es.
n,,t f hnrtinS tta s 1,y,crs' .ts1' crntchcs w" ~
tha ianlp w1,n wara linda 10 woIk.
mi n,a,,y oti,or tokems. ami ali these tTinrg
Wnre nccotnuIfshed tiirn1iei, lin nnraonnl III.
sfnftin sl,r,nnunts ihr cII1,rcf. f11,t r,1,r IN
, 1881-05-16
41E CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY MAY 49, 1ss1-TEN PAGES

have tn display liku resignation" The
RefOr1pu. algnor Crlspl's or9a1i, says: "'rhe
Ministry llttW asst,ipilv pnwcr will have 10
deal with n painful state Ut things. Italy
inust enilcst l,ursclf utnl be prepared II she
wtsIles to exist. We desire pcacc, but will,
honor anl SECURITY" Tho Uirl,lo, SIgnur
UuprntI's prga1i, prints tho nows Without
continent
, 1881-05-16
NtOSTREAL.

Special Dhpatea to Tas Chicago Tttbune
MONTREAL, Que, May 14.-rho strike Mt
the Grand Trunk workshops continues, and
no advances have been mado on either side
toward all agreement. The locomotive
engineers are obtaining m adyanceo Of wagcs,
each lnah's case being considered separately.
advance.
, 1881-05-16
TIE SWITCuA{Ey.

Tho switchmen held n meeting Inst night
jn. De Koyen JInll. There tlOrs not appcar 10
be mttci, change in tho situation rs Judged
from tho reports Of the men. They claim
that the work fs being done by supertntcnd-
cnts, yarti,nasters. aul "scabs, ]" and they
think theln very expensive switcl.meu. Tho
men ot the P!l,,- llaiulla Road are MI ont but
two. Sorne Of the ,nen hive gone ta work on
tho Wabash, anI fourteen ot tho Lake Shore
70 WORK today. Some ct tho CAicako
y WorR Mo to-daya eh i few pfoGp0'g Of to 9 Grand
Trunk ,l,cl. llaya Goue to -. work,
Sonla Of tho lnen Oil tho Wisconsin Dfylsinn
0f TITO Northwestern wero 1uporteu ns
.".weaken!na" aa.in. antl committee. =, q
!,'orulng, ana, II possible, bruce t11en, NJ.
Some Of ta men M aEs worElng; oh T. tl!e nurlIng-
communicating was received from THO Mold
srs' Union oiferlng The swltch1nea. $50 to
$500 Whenever THEY cl,oose tn appty for It,
Tho announcement was Eracinllsly nckn0wl-
edged BY 4 ynte at thanks, followed BY 1,'sty
cheers. They meet tonight at tho same
l1ace.
, 1881-05-16
LABOR TROUBLES.

Il W 41hS' Lth 4Ac EA3s
Tho brewers' employees of the city, to the
number of over 200, met yesterday afternoon
In the lower hall Of West Tweltth-Street
Turner-liali to consider their grievances and
discuss plans for re>nedying them. Tho
gathering was composed almost exclusively
Of Germans. anl tho proceedings were car
rled on In tho German Language. The delc-
gates present represented every brewery in
tho city. August pnl called the meeting to
order, nnd was subsequently elected Chnir-
nl11l illd Charles Dachtliann was elected Sec
retary. =
Tho men lad two complaints to make.-
too long hours and too LITTLE wages. It mp
pears that they work ln the summer from 8
4. III. to q p. III, alM! in the winter .fr0m +
q. Y: to 3p: N: Their w'!ges range frou, - %
as S40. Last week. Conrad Seipp's, men
struck for Mn extra S10 per mouth. but n
compromise waa etfected o.. a basis uf IS per
Pne Gt sa,sse ID Wofs e aos qn ass a thS Srasr sa rs
on Archer avenue, pays IS per month moro
thnn any Ut the 0thars, but the prlccs named
arg the ayerag9 figures. ewasll.liousu men,
z ST9 arSd @ steray L i f. f'ss a ths feEi s. 5 a
celiar-mcn. wl,0 wnsll the. h0gsheads ami
cellnrs. Tho mon Win iii the beer into kegs
Eet s5o. alMl tiio 1laltsters. Who work a !!artar
mouth. Tin men claim that tho work IS not
heaftlly. aud tIiat brewers' elnpioyts seldom
attain to more tslan niitl.lle-nge:
to what should ba done, and n committee,
consisting Ut Messrs. Fretl Steiner, Anton
Dehper, md Charles 1}achmani,, was nppoint-
ed to rrGgare petition Ter an increase of
at!ol,, presented petition or request for THO
reduction Of tho lIonrs Of labor to fourteen,
lniktnE them from ! n. III. tn . p. ILL.,, and ask
i1E fur a general advance ot $40 J'sr n'ont'.
| the document will be presented to- all tho
brewcrs t'-lny. An answor, Is asked for
nonn on Friday, tho 2oth Inst, alu tho goii-
not promptly nccetiett to, = general strike
should be 1nada at that tlule. l'llo proceed
illgs were orderly and unanimous, md tho
| men appeared tn DO thoroughly III earnest
and to otlEeyc that they hpd good case and
would win.
, 1881-05-16
kEOKUK, IA.

Special Dttp1tth 10 Tbs Chfedpo Tribune.
kEoKuK, 1n., Afay 14.-The 1ourncynan
carpenters. tn tho number Of about tifty, met
Mt the C0urtfiol,st last evening fur the pur-
pose Ut organizing carue,lters' union. All
the Shops and mills In TIM city were repre-
seNtetl. They decided tn tlelnunti an increase
Of wages on and ntter Monday next, nttl sent
etlt 1'0stals to-tlny notifying oil builders and
contractors that they ask an incrensa Of
abnMt Il per cent. Tho demand, in all prob
ability, Will be granted.
, 1881-05-16
FORFEITED DAIL-BONDS.
A Mine Of Wealth to the County
If Properly Looked
After,
Tho Statc's Attorney Should UBe
More Diligence In Caring
for Thenl.
Fifty Thousand Dollars in Forfeited
Bonds in the Criminal
Court.

-, n.,
Bonds In the Criminal
oouft.
....
TnE 'TRrnuSE has on several occasions
ea!l public attention to the sppa,et ss
ftle amounts slne The county on forieitetl ball
bonds. II l,as shown that u suitlcFont care
!" =" On os as s"st'ss ysry ,aFsS III
eou'e Gun oe ueTlvea from i'le loFleltutes
Which arc perpctually and, perhaps necessa-
rlly, constantly occl,rring. It may cxclto
Tosrat.,..1 t,''',,, ~ ow Nv ,.a.,, .,,,, ~
aos.sn"tes E'9oave. anu ~" a'Ke t.. su.' tne
EQUITY eA'' ae'aYe 1ro'h .l!ona u guy EIopcr
Vigilance Is exercised bY the states
nnr,o, nm' n n".aa. ~, .he "a t1,"nat ,,ro,ttoo ~
.t! certa". e.tehe W u'e , .sleNai pfae..eo VI
settank aside aefaalts Wi.l'o!!t M nle paymellt
that llo default sha11 t,e set aside under any
circumstances until the costs, amounting to
abn,,t STA In each casc, have bcou ,,aid. OF
thns,, costs es IN tmfo t,,C fIonntv ,vrrasnrv.
~ n',ts1,t =, ~ ~ ~, Tnoa ~ .,,is ~,
Of ought t9 20; hnt, IN .tne 1aee q th!s' tha
fourteen defaults hnvso been alsmlssed with.
out costs.
Up srhosa % fo,fo,to,t ,,n,,.,,ond. firm ,he ,rrd
40 .,,.9 tG.,eu .,' opoua aoti ua1 .,, uu '
tlIe Inv that. far every conviction IN
yolviun ,,rath mr. imnrisonmcnt IN tia
pruitcn,,orv % ho il n rntitied to n fco Of sIs
% 1T every Yoa, Snvlei1oa aotna Wtaro ~ psnaoty osy
II t vn ,ro ny @ ssve1 o.
, 1881-05-16

WORKERS.
4 meeting Of furniture workers was held
at No. It West Lake street yesterday morn
Ing tn effect nil organization and dBma,d atl
Increase Of wages, but nothing was accoul-
E1ls1le1
, 1881-05-16

Wlncllcster's 4lypophokrhltes
will euro consumption, coughs, weak luHRs.
bronchitis, anl XouurM debility. Established
tWeuty.one yeurs.
, 1881-05-16

Every, w-En9lanaor will welcome the
8hakurs' 8arsapnrtlln as all old friend, TO whom
Through tne critical reriods ct sinkncss ani do
blllty that come to etery QUO
, 1881-05-16
SUIT FOR A MINE,

DENVER, Colo, May 15.-The United States
Marshal served the papers yesterday on the
Dassick Allaing Company III tho suit Of Mel.
rose t. Detts, who clalm previous location
Of q portion Of the mtne+
, 1881-05-16

So<eta! DHpattA To Tia Chicago Tribune.
Mouths, ILL.,, May 14.-Ile coal-lllncrs In
this pince have resumed work Under a colt
tract OF Sl.0l per ton for coal ruised In suul-
nlcr and Sl.l3 fur winter.
, 1881-05-16
ATEXE6N.

GEN, anANT's HALLWAY CONTRACT.
Cry or MExIco, May l5.-ln Congress,
u,a Committee IN Public Works reported
faYorabIy pn Con, Grants RAILWAY colltraet.
, 1881-05-16
rAKEN 1lY SURPRISE,

1t Is stateu tlat Russia llas Informed tho
Powers that a|lo was taken by surprise by
tho action of tic l'rt,Ioe nf Bulgaria, but
highly appruyss Ut 1t. Ii!o Prince lI1s potl-
fled tile Powers that III, ARMED Turkish band,
numbering 700, has enterrd bulgaria near
Kustcntlto.
, 1881-05-16

-Arcsit's Heel, Iram. aud xVanc, with
Cluchona, tho standard medicinal tonlo Of thi1
progressive uRo. 1t enTtehes tue blek,d, prolupt-
Improves digestion. etu. KespIt: A r,und forgl,
bright eyea, happy atNto Ut mind. Arond'a drug
6tofe, UoTnGr aludlsnH 4trGtt aud Fifth avenue.
, 1881-05-16

ranntct ~ ~. .;trslr,hti sliGh rs - it.,, - ~
ss::'sf. ;t %gEss % Ii a!ise ss?s
tr,srh ,ipen ip,ntv Tut tho t''i'sifhF 1oNF' 10 WIZ
i 4 certa'"'
lin. ~ 1,-.v, f1,rp): Snnntnr Cof,k-
pbllmlc't'll,n a,,.,,t 1 frianls WIN aintro his
f1Iux pns ~ HhtlltIc4 anu honor hts eEtsh"ia
tfsatefnns,". W.. who deeply Ioplore tho l''st'oh W
.tr,fces. but WI" a,,o,J. with III, abatement of
aaI 1.Ft Incrsua rtRf it frj lint Id ID ttn-
ttnnithip. my ,i,,ist il, tho Administration
ja T. ~ naiis a y, ,rl, g rE ny, @ r", .t,,;,cs ~
snen rsr,lettly rrsretts r,.,cc thr str,iuvTg hid
III which ~ IT,, r,ntt TO ttIhd tn ttie fact
men fnr,,,rtTy fnrT ~ wi, HlIstnin the presltleist.
shae tae ''" ,,,,ua,,tt,,c f1tru,): We heafevN
Plttsb1fe " sa,,,I,nrnts Of ppctcon ont Of
gte1prese lau "n,, lint tho President deserves
tscuty when ~ e,. I'm sru,t,rs 10 understand
spptalso fos k'"s '' ~ tto,rrtsotl IL tho u,nj.i
tsas tho ntn'""'o ostttcrc. md that Il should
thing no" !" "'u ",, ,tsno.,t OF an it, ncr}ta wa
b c,nsderet. n whit urutEfy IA lnr9u prnpt,r-
It, 'ecSs sc S,sso''i iarsir,y ,eayys KAT a! 'h"se Tn.
now holding u'ttuliiur ~ rel4ee tIpui tU il0ht his
Ebntn sesator r,,,,iH mike utcnn sweep at
taes, IL ~ III lilo tet,,,u ralnnye. etll
thpH, no cue frl";uls wt,id ertfufau his
hef imn,ei,'a'ae entrary. il would bu tho host
rrtion. ui1 Wy ,i,,, II thn aI,ctr TINT llp Is
ansxrr PC n,,,ss Gt nnd ntrUld Il, nsaert tbs pre.
lacking IN !'t.u III snn,li INSERT Ills prurgntlyU and
r,gatffe ~ III ,rmke CO,iki,uY's t1Giltl swim.
aa way l'al """'" "' ,1,.,. ,t,, ,,,,tt,,,,,
,,,4ahnrg ChTfHttctC thGp'J: Hf helpFo
l;,nu 1onrss ,ho sentiments os nineteen out Ut
sens' .ana,,ec " 5or giving the senators to ,'tl-
sE...ra lint tho nomination Ut Robertson 10
ass' .s. a,v thing t.nw 10 he conslafc'| and tfat
NV w. IT, 'conyjerc, al,d disposed Of on Its tnerlts
t",or, any other blsI,css is onc. Wo alsq Pr
, 1881-05-16

MtHhtasx,ljs 1tibntls.
An oIuhat}xe thinks that It tho dishonesty
Nesu tpken out ut thu Post l}hleu lEpngtlueAt i
txocen! pt'stal fute would lnalntuln tho " stuY.
1t looks like II,
, 1881-05-16
,,,,, .Ht CONFEDERATE DrAn

the cohfeIr,,.a.eas aes'I.. May l5.-riis graves OF
ss's atarataa''o, seat III Eimwond Cemetery
,GsohIea. .s9 H.. uEd4y With ,iup,,ylug curs-
a*ogsi.pa ~ lio''. cas"y Young t!rllyvrsl
, 1881-05-16

Isuck ~ IEnyuer's Moth Powder IL tho
salreyt inaert. killer. 1t lnnkoa short work Ut
valuable fNrs and wtOluns from tho ruvages OF
moths. Uuek d ttuyuar, makers uf Tho Mars -
(nlDxnO.
, 1881-05-16
THE EAST.


THE FINANCIAL. lliFONMs,
CoSsTANTlNolLE, Mny f5.-A tiNde has
been published ordering IN uxasntnntlon into
tha scheme for tinnnc!al reforms proposed by
Mnsnrus paYl,a, Turkish Ambassador to Ell
UltHj
, 1881-05-16
THE TURF.

pAn1s, MaY l5.-Tho race for tho roule aes
rradq!ts tFrsnch} zoo gutnpas) WIS won by
leon. There wins q dead heat lptweal.
Forum and patel,ole.
, 1881-05-16
lel2ANCE,


MAnsE1LI.Es, aLay IA protest has beon>
1,adu buipra the KNssIan Consulate against
Ito execution Ut llassy IleltmRnn, the Jewlsh
wo,nan concerAed IN thp assassination ot the
, 1881-05-16
FOREIGN.

Extravagant Praise Of Nc
Cullough's "Othello"
in London.
King tiumbert Accepts the
Resignation Of the Italian
Ministry.
signor Sel1a Undertakes the
Task Of Forming a New
Cabinet.
Opinions Of the Newspapers OH
tho Franco"Tpnisian
Trcaty.
The Boy Refuses to Furnish Copies
Of His Treaty with
F rance.
He Details to the Porte the
French Method Of Co.
ercing Him.
An Armed Turkish Band, Said to
Number TIVE Hundred, Enters
Bulgaria,
Continuation Of tho AccpNnts at 0atrages
oA JeWisll Ipltabltaqts in
Russia.
, 1881-05-16

s1a i. ~ ;sa tenacs to shippers but also carlos
sh,rue. t"s aas, a por cent advance In freight
,rtcH ~, oAF !ar'n'mnahEnory deAcrs nre roal-
deser ,atofs ,hs taet At tho present !o
lad nuoxers wh;',, " nas cur. oad " reapofa
m charseq IN tno Ionl uiaotes' II ax. uu;.
s5 b, e1peaatd any eons!ds.aeto nnount ot
sy Ssnsss t. Sstsr tS saGs9s Z 'ey s.
ii essess srxIf n susa srxs x' T. ~ Max az
~ y ifSs.q1y g arls 4 JILL 1T a'aer sfpss p
sss;sy sa.y asfHdii'9 " astioa nv vha1 o ia sRt!ons r.
t.iasyo gd. Ws bol;ey n III tiSn,t Tt as'' a,,n ny
New ya,p ~,
bn tsa Mh sat. aflf'"ao: Grant that the Senate
~. esases sas 70 Tnn q%s4ss ss, nominations @ y in any
As Of ,eeeuon g, aM az PRESIDENT, T. 10 haa .ao
tapreseot h,s u @ ~ a'', has Tho ut'dlsPuted tight
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-21
GEORGE


STATE OF MISSISSIPPI First
CHcEasAw Cousrr. District.
To the Hon , A Green, Judge:
We The Grand Jury for the pres
ext Term 4 the Circuit Court would
respectfully reports
That we nave examined large
number Of witnesses and have pre-
scented such bills as we thought our
duty. That we have examined The
Sheyi6s Cash Books and find them
correct. That ehave examined the
Jail and end it 10 good eondilionand
prisoners well treated That we can
not cav crime is on the decrease, but
would recommend lheabGlilion Of the
Law commonly known as the Pint
Law. That we would return thanks
Ia your Honor for the able charge
given ms, by which we have been
governed and assisted in fetreting
out offenders. That we would re-
specially return our thanks to the
Sheriff, Clerks and Deputies Tor assis
lance and ooultesies, also to our
attentive Bailf And that we az
most cordially return our thanks to
Gen. Finley for the able assistance
he has given as during this term Of
Court hy which we hope 20 have dis
charged our duties more fully
Respectfully Submitted,
c G MOORE.
Foreman Grand jury
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-21

The once Ct Secretly Of State
seems toleloBg a he newspaper
frslerni,y, and the only queslion1s,
which one 81 the boys shall Be dele
gated % take the burden on bis
shoulders. The ministry have 40
abundance III material 70 on the Office
Of SopeTintendeni Of Education, end
our niend Geo. Smith fhe desires
no lm mr. own successor, bad best
s.Hne tberbsnd' The Changers Of
rishs hold The keys TO The Treasury
and are in fair way 70 retain them
Tho Auditor Of Pablio Accounts Is
/ slalmed Nv South Mississippi, and 4
the demand is recognized. As i likely
will he. GWin. will ''hold the fort.
lThe Attorney Generals Office ap-
pears to be as well-hlled by the pres
Observation-Disclosures lsposs bl'
% al Il. ana We ordne Gen. Catching
win only have 10 signify bis desir
q retain the position 70 secure
Re nominasion. Gov. stones I'D
mi6isttalion hes been 50 acceplabl
ID no people Of the State, that the
are lolh 10 give him up, and L b
shoold conclude q become a eandi
date FOR second nomination, th
: chances are that be viii be- his ow
successor This leaves only on
state Office 70 be disposed of,--thi
.lof I.ieutenaut. 0oyernor--and We al
sure we DO not underestimate II
patriotism OF Chiokasaw count.
when we assert that she hasa bundrs
!. citizens Who could be induced to So
4 rifce themselves for the public goo
. rather than see one such "positio
!. Of honor, 70 : begging. We don
mean 70 say We have that many car
didates for Northumberland
d indeed Nc do not say we have al
ID candidates al all. but We mean to co
a. rev the idea, thai there is 10 dang
ut that Office will not, IN lie search {
i The man, End an honest and capat
OF Incumbent,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-21


TnE Mobile Register. aftsr oopg-
ing the greater portion ofthe Mrs.
srsuERs article oflass week On the
"Commereial Crisis. concludes ile
comments as follows.
eve would be eraiided 81 more 81
our contemporaries would discbss
such questions as calmly. temper
aieiy. end seusihiyas TIE CmoKAstiq
MEssHSeER Wcieel U8nadent from
its t0ueahat our contemporary vii.
be pleased 6 learu fnomMa that tle
merCllaals 81 Mobile are 10 asolreal
condisf1r. ana thkt it's onlya nscesa|
sarv faf the manaennE ofso our weiss
oualaontVed ntf iluHohss aho ar.aa Z
cool hsaaesl set OF & sa1semsfi.o l6ex
tend she requisite aid To shsure tha
bfinaina 81 tho next crop 70 market
Thatd0He. neilheE. oitea0r country
viii aeaF cf any more exeNemeul.
Tha recent .rouhies aiaa faw Will
var. anod ID NE end - manYn We
VII. haf beer ife eotton drmt
where &c now have enc. andfha
laraa credit system sIel has pre-
vailed vii He donc aWag still. Buai
ness s 81 lherbe done % s safe Ind
solid basls Ia this connection Ne
voltaIe fhe assertion THAI i IheTe
ever ras time for eenllomln 81
rotaas Is establish q cotton commits
Son Easnees % ihis city with q snre|
prospect II handsome reward n0x
"a ibai time