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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
VOL. XII. NO. 761.
THE NEWS IN LONDON
,yIcrpATIoN UPHELD.

THE ENGLISH PEOPLE sUProFrrNa TIE hErSn9SIu
roIIcy-MoELEY's LIFE OF coBptN
QUEEN AND PRINCE OF WALES hifL' ~ A
T.uvr OF GOODWIN sM TIL
rbe London cable dispatch to l HE ihiDoNA
outlnes the state of feeling in England con
seouent on the enforcement OF repressi.o
measures in Ireland. The Government meets
with general support and there Is no uis-
nosition to limit its powers. Morley
Life of Golden" has been puDLlsneu
in London. The Prince OF "aieS
has replied to Professor Goodwin SMITHS SMITHS
statement that the Royal family does not nla;e
nse Of their opportunities to promote puollc
enterprises. 1t is understood that queen ps1m
Victoria has also written paragraph In repiS
to the Professor.
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ANOTHER EXPRESSION OF SORROW.
The following letter has been received by the
Ncw-Yorls Chamber OF Commerce:
mn. I.,nrYpl,t tTE, On MINER or COlDIERCEl
LnLNrluL. Oet. o. lesl

J
DEAR SIR: On the rca>Sem3lng OF th- Chamber
aff, their autumn recess the rst thought o the MEM
her, ans been EOW give UtCrucc 10 the strong eel
iues aroused ,u their minds, and u ,he minds OF ;e
merchants of Liverpool whom tucy rcprtseul, D. The
death OF President Garfield prcsiden, OF this Cham
her / have been desired 30 address You.
nm, merchants and ship oSucrs Of Liverpool closely
c,nuected m they are with the United states BY ties OF
Iuuuy Kinds cgiu not To br nc ud any oil thr numerous
ruLc bodies VINO have sent addresses 0i condoence ON
M occasion i'm the sincerity ana depth of their 6ympa
tly. .,. -. ,., ,,., .
odurt ION for the undetermined man, the worthy c"jce
of n. peo, whom you have lost and even the horror
of thc crime has time been almost lost sEht OF IN
sympathy with the heroic endurance Of the sufferer
up memory OF his Ugh qualities is his legacy 10 ma
c.uutr We Us Luglshm,u feel not WITHOUT pilde lhal
Ne re of ih, same race As that which furnishes lul
ynow, how tn appreciate such men as Garhed and u
would b, st tugc indeed n orr feelings 1T the present
.,.rI.r.ut did not warmly respond % yours
,y rruups. YOU To- communicate tllH message Ifo'h
or ,b.ilnrr of Commerce the proper QuartersI We
desire i'm particular 10 convey our expression ol slh
mn, no the wife and 10 the mother OF the late PEe,
don't Ihavc the bot. 90 remain, dear sir, your NerJ
faithful add C5cdicnt servant. -,
SAMUEL d. BABCoCK, esq, Chd'Hotr oi Commerce, Aee
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RAILROAD COLLISIONS.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-A collision between rwo
railway trains occurred ThorEey station, Cam
hril.sirc fo day Six rcr-nns were injured 4. rail
way collision occurred nisu Leicester, by wch Aee
persons killed aud many were terribly injured.
Pisa. oct. GA train running from spezzia 70 Pisa
Let the rails at 3 O'Clock this morning resulting in the
lcath of one person Twenty others injured. si,
nnr pppreti- and Bcrt PIc-i,nt ~ The Council aud
Minister OF gculture respectively II the train
but cscaNrd unMurt.
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TIE NEW BRITISH MINISTER.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22.-The Hon. Lionel Sack
Vile West the newly appointed British Minister 10 th"
United States sailed to-day on board the American Line
steamer Indiana, 'or Philadelphia 4 distinguished
Marty from Kuuwscy Hall went ont In tender fo BID
Tie Minister farewell Tire parry Included The !iFl hHp
Countess of Derby Earl and Countess OF Galloway auI
the German Ambassador
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SErVICES m NlENICO.
MEXICO,

MEXICO, Oct. 22.-lhe Garfield memorial
seq, ICES L,.c to-day which oroEizod by Governor
Fernando uri the city Council were the most impress
sye ever held in Mexico AMI were attended oy an lia
mems, co1rolrso Of people. Speeches wore made ty
lIlmckcu Ic>ia, Dr. DomEGue1, j. ID. Pcsel ana Juan
3. Mathis Tine orchestra wa sa sg. o4 ioo 9otisCn'
THO st;.r. was OF Grape combined with the Natloh1I
cllUr- uf tie TWO I. puDhc.. Hiumeken heAla' VINO
smoke ou behalf Of the city, sJid "Lbe t' OF Mexico
80 soldier auI sti -csman, Jane L. Garfield; and eA
prcssrs It's profound sympathy Or DIS WHO" anu
f,rtil
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JyDL1Y oUTP4GEs ~ COLORADO.

SILVER CITY, Col, Oct. 22.-Iuformation has
been received here that four ranchuen named YORK,
Purdy Baker ANA Moore, living on tho Lower Cha River
nave been killed by l9ahs. Ihc lhc ttiOnA are tii1
the Ul,,l,ierers are White Mountain ApaoGcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

the Irish Coast but the remander-thrty nine IN mum
ber-are supposed to have been lost
A dspatch from Dundee reports that among the 200
vesaes bound In the Firth OF Forth twelve large
seagoing steamars. Many OF the vessels naM @
their canvas and some OF them are paruaiy ui'
Much wreckage Is coming ashore. -, A. .,o-n
Five barring boats off Dundee In the i
Loyds publish list Of 238 vessels reported on % ~,
Loss Book between the 18th and 10Th inst ihe ns'
includes nothing less serious than vessels dsnaseu
CORK. Oct 22-The gale continues a Norwegian 'VS
sci went ashore at BallycOtton this morning' anu a
hands, except two, were lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

Daniel Wilson, to whom Nile. Alice Grevy,
was married yesterday is of the richest
men in France. His father was Scotch
man, an engineer and man of affairs who will
ng be remembered in France as the protector and
executant of many successful enterprises. II WAS
the elder Wilson yhO first led to the foundation Of
the prosperous company that till enjoy, the mo-
nOpoly OF the gas supply of Paris. His son, who
tive of the jeaHessC dOree but has become AID aud
sober statcsnan-a broad and muscular person OF
the Auglo-SaxOn type. tie Is the owner o.. maluii-
cent estates in TOmainc. he lady who IL now
Madame Wilson is graceful, clever, and twenty
nine We ar3 old,
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SYMPATHY WITH PARNELL.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 22.-A cable dispatch
which has been sent from meeting held here 10 de-
the OF Parae says; ireland must stand
by the Land LcagIc unitcdly, bTayely ana patiently
Material assistance VIII follow,
SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 22.At the clos" Of large Land
League meeting at Irish-Amcrcan Hall, last evening
L @ ldhinnr lITnun In elILv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

Herat is the city where AyoOb Khan, the Afghan
claimant has prepared for his incursions into those
parts of Afghanistan occupied by the Ameers forces
AS the city il $50 miles Cabul, the Afghan capital
Ayoob has hitherto been secure attack while within
its wallis II was reported recently that Herat had been
c9utured by an army from Turkestan IL may turn out
that TIC above news was simply distorted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


FOR THE SUFFERERS ~ MCWGAN.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 2L.-Ihe subscription in
this city T. the Michigan Relief Fund amounts to
SZB,O72 30.
MURDER THE RESULT OF A QUARREL.
Las VEGAS. ~ NJ, Oct. 22.-JOhn Wilder was
killed yesterday by Lutte Wadner. The murder Was tho re-
suit Of a quarrel.
a VETERAN OF 1912 INJURED.
PORTCHEsrEH, n. Y, oct. ~ 1ptail Harry
Morris OF the Of 1872 badly hurt by falling
tmbers, while assisting taking down wgwAn Duiis i"r
the ftremens celebration The Captain Is eighty seven years
old.
FATALLY INJURED b. AN INFURIArED COW
GALVESTON, Texas Oct. 22.--A dispatch % me
keios from Dallas Texas Miss A. Kenny at
lacked yesterday morning by an lnturated COW ana ol
rightiy g0rel and bitten. The which S supposed 70
have had hydOphobia Dai ~ killed toT attacking and
putting TO hight body who Ia It's path Mas Ken
ny cannot recover"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
THE ArrSTRO-ITNJAy INTERVIEW.

VIENNA, Oct. 22.-The arrangements for the visit
of King IIumJert are announced. Queen Margarita
viii accompany him. The monarchs viii meet in
Vienna. II is understood thai King Humherts pro-
posed visit TO Berlin Will be postponed the unless
Emperor Williams health improves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
SELECTIONS BY THREE FACTIONS.

Tho Couuty Democracy in the INth District
,,,et I,,o.. y Sell aud Denis Considene as Alder
men, Friday 1ght
The rainmany HALL nominations to the Assembly, "ers
NJ. IN the lst District z. j. Kelly; XVIlith, NJ
,' I 'G't'o: NXlst, T. j. Patson. Al The convention
j. C",'' SxtIII District william uiIchnlan and
S,eiotei 3, Eorpany We're proposed rs tie npninees
80, "a "A conference with the other ORGANIZATIONS. ~
s VIM District, j. j. McAyoy was selected ny ths
County Democracy. "a, is+ oih.
~ f,IioWiug nominations were made last night:
~ ,.,ng.y-f.e.eral DANIEL Il. Slckes TOT senator IN
~ Nj, D Dsirct, T. +. Grady tor SenutOf III the tltR
nj nv ~ Aiahoe MoTrel for Civil Justice In the WIN
=, ~ lp,il-nmothy j. Campbe's nomination ar
proved Tor CigA Justice IL tae WIN Disie' 'oNn S~S
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GENERAL FOREIGN Ne US.
MARRIAGE OF MILE. GREvY.

PARIS. oct. 22.-The marriage Of NJ. Daniel VIII
,on, Under Financial Secretary, TO Mile Grcyy,
daughter Of the President, solemnized AT the
Elysee to-day. The Presidents Of both Chambers
and all the Ministers present. Count Won
Beust, Austro-Hungaran Ambassador to France,
was the only representative oi the diplomatic BODY
present.
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TIE WILBEREORcE TRIAL.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-1hc trial of Miss Mabel
wbcrforcc. for perjury nj The tal Of her Ebei case
against Philip, which las been proceeding Tor several
days. has been adionrnc until Monday, IN consequence
ni the llntiu- the prisoner Mi-- Whhcrinrcr' "Ao
is defcudIu, h.ise wa. about 10 make statement a.
he ifue she tainted
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THE MILLEYS MID FOR MURDER

NEw-HAvEN, Oct. 22.-This morning, IN
the M,ley case, Justice Booth rendered his docision
binding Walter L. Ma!ley and James Mley Jr over 10
the superior Court the murder OF Jenne Craher Ah
application tur bail was refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

ence. II has hitherto been impossible for reasons
that need not be explained to induce Mrs. CoDdeh
to permit her husbands letters to he seen. lhcr
revelations now increase the public estimate Oh 'e
late statesman. The most interesting piece Oh cor
respondence consists of two confidential letters De-
tween Golden and Sir Robert Peel when the latter
defeated the Irish Coercion Bill. The same night
the Corn Law Repeal Act was finally passed IN inc
House of Lords.
ROYALTY DEFENDS ITSELF.
Goldwin Smiths charge against the Royal family
for not utilizing their opportunities for promoting
great useful works has been gracefully referred 10
by the Prince of Wales at Swansea. More singular
still was an oicous-ooling rejoinder IN The I'mes
which is popularity believed to have been inspired
by the Queen. Royalty is industrious enough IN
Great Britain, but much moro could be
done IN Ireland. Another unusual inter
position of royalty in popular topics was the
Princess of Waess refusal TO patronize the ladies'
movement to wear only British goods. The move
ent is really an OfshoOt of the Fair Trade aglta-
tion. Tie Princess's reply was dictated in high
official quarters In connection with this subject
the interesting fact-wcll-known in iournalism-is
recalled, that Queen Victoria once wrote leader III
The Times.
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c. II. RUSSLLL FoR STATE SENATOR.

The Republican Convention of the llld
! Senate District met 90 Central Hail. FdltOnst Brook
| yn ast night ana nominated Charlie, II Eu,-,lL OF the
Thirteenth ward state senator uitcr long contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Oct. 22:-I'he British steamer
Clan MaeDuf of the" Clan" " Line, from Liverpool for
Bombay foundered Thursday night last on the West
coast Three Of her crew landed BalHcotton OF
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THE CITY on nLKAT CAPTURED.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-,The Yiceroy Of India tel
egraphs as follows:
confirmed, that Abdul Kudus Khan has written to the
Ameer announcing that he captured Hcrat battle
serted AyOob Khan"
"Abdu Kndus Khan il said 10 have occupied the city
without resistance. II IN also stated the Ameer
ordered the Illumination nf CaudHhnr receipt the
and announced the restoration OF peace In other
parts Of Afg1aEstan."
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THE REMAINS OF PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 22.-President Gariields

boj ,yl. quietly transferred this morning from the
puNc rre,Nll vault 10 captain L. l. 7coeiu pli'ulC
iy'l,t the finest In Lake View Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

EX-GOVERNOR MORGAN AND EX-SENATOR HOWE TO
BE NOMINATED FOR SECRETARY OF THE TREAS
URY AND ATTORNEY -GENERAL-wHY NO OTHER
CIIANGEs Will BE MADE REFORE DECEMBER.
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a VETERAN OF lalg INJURED

LAS NhbAS ". NJ O'l' --s'--JoiAh hi''i VIZ
, 1881-04-18
SWEDES IN ARMS.
4 Nt.fs Hfl{.fETt,.

sptttaf Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAHIIf SGrOx, II. c.; April l7.-A number Of
gentlemen of Swedish or!Rtn it this city. who
nrc not satisfied With tho mannrr iii which tito
Government il conducted. 10 far III their irdi-
yfdual Interests 10. bayo formed themselves
intn mn nseociation the nvowcd purpose ur which
Is po!lttcal. Thelr motto would seetn to be,
"Int nUne hut Swcics, on Runnl," provided
thero nrp otlnugh to bold tho oiliccs. At
Il recct meeting OF the Swe.lfAt, Clnb,
n resolution was adopted declaring thnt
tho association. which hui bcun created
for other purposes. should Do m,tdo polttIcli.
and shat It should establish branches In all tho
States whcro there arc Bwedcs onn,lpf, nnd
tuA!ntaln II central ui1co in Warrington. with a
manager. 4 pamphlc. IL to be issued st,tlng
the purpose OF the sumo. Tho public Will tltit
rtobably te informed in thnt pamphlet that
ono Ut r. =
THE IMPORTANT ruisrosEs OF THE ORGAN
;r-.. 1XAT10E
shall bo to tax tho Swedcs OF tho country
et.'liRt, to par somebody WIN .hnppcns tn huyu
tcen born In 5weduh salary for ruinnin-
1uK III washington, and pretending n represent
dlstlt!ct nationality cotnpnst.t of pcrstlits WIN
profess IT, lie 4 AMERICAN citizens. T!Ils 2wedIsh
elm has n1rca1y cndenvorcd 10 hnvu ui,p hurcnll
officer removed hecauso ot,e 1f Ills suborlinatts,
who wuB Swcltc, lid not like tho manner III
rc1tt. The rcAuIt wnx that tho allunrtlinnt1 was
compelled to tcn.ler 4 forced resignation on tho
srs,utMt Ut characterization. such associations
US this Arc 0f tho very nntnrt OF tho Nt k1,.Iw-
Nothing organizations, which proposed to put
none but Americans On Rl1ArG
, 1881-04-18

the schools af ficor4tn. and who Is now In Wnst
lnEton. gives tho following statement in rcgatS
10 tho inattor. Tho Hchooa Fund amounts 10 ok
c} cents per nn1un per- child. Ut this nsnoirnt
tho whites ret three foilrths, leaving fur tho
culorett children the pttiful sum Of IL cents per
hcntl. In Atanntn, whero thu senator rcs.tcs,
tho public schools havo bccu established nlne
ychsn. Six lnrgq two-Atory cIRti.rppmc build
lnus have beet, put up fur whites, and high.
sehns.t @ Established, at hn expense Ut upwards OF
$lWtM. :.
NO rIfIDING or ANY hEsc1.fpT1oS
has yet been erected for tue ttaoka. One amn}i
brick etr,'gtnsc4 bIst b. tho Nortl,urn Methodist
Gh1fGi. t,Gs euen purct,asesi for s3an. ind ees-
bcst achool work. md very ncarly nl
~, st'e .x,,'s work done i, At1ania.. hns been
1ualhMl n!nn enghxed In tho work therc lit shc
csty sehH,lH prppur was 1scrnartl Sial1oil. ffs
tolitItlGt! tho schools. and against Herce oppusl-
tinn lr0ught them up to their present statidartt.
seilatnr liruwH tAy. this Kentiefrnn, fought thta
l!intf nnd drove hM from, bis oticp md from tho
Etatu.
, 1881-04-18

Hpfetal Dl1pattA u Ihs Csttaeo Ifibuns.
WAsH1NGToN, u. G., april l7.-Supe Western
Congressman contemplate holding conference
hero within n short tlmu to nature plnns aud to
form combinations tue purpose ol which Is to
secure tho election OF Western lna1l ns
speaker. Wostoru men have Thought that
tho multiplicity OF candidates from
thoIr sect,on might, perhaps, hnye tue
elect to defeat a Western candidate,
and It now sou1ns probable TINT tho East will
unite upon oEe strong catltlitlnte, aud TINT tho
attempt vii! 10 nado tu put him III tho tluIl
yant4. Such lnrgu vote In caucus wuuid Of
ct.uFsn give any candidate y Rrcnt ndvnutnvu.
The Western Inutlbers Will number seycuty-
tho Enkturn membership. Ii thu East shnll
eucceed In fortlnK y nanlhlate upon tue caMuus,
u will 10 necessary Tor Of TIC West-
Cril tncn to uHftu HpoN tnn1l, uttlu41 6t,fI,o
Western candldato shall prove strong enough to
divide tho EasioFn vote,
, 1881-04-18
WOOLEN STOCKINGS.
NO ClIANOE IN THE DuTS,

Sesetat Rtspateh 10 Thu Caleaso Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. q, April l7.-Tho delegation
at Now England woolcR manufacturers, With
Gen. 8. ". Kellogg, thalr counsel, and John l..
flayes, Secretary Of tho National Wooten Asso~
clarion, had full hearing by Score.
tary Window, Assistant seoretary French. and
BIZ, James, Commissioner OF Custan,s, Saturday
nosnlpK. They urged that kult shrts nt'1 draw
era ought to continue subject to tho 10 cents a.
pound and 8s por ceut I'd yaloresn luty, and tho
Treasury adhered to ats purpose, manifested Oh
Friday. Of modifying Its Instructions 10 col!cut-
ors In Accor,1aucu with that Wow. For tho pres
ant, aud until legislation cuull c0trect the slut
utury blunder disclosed by the supreme Court,
valoEotu duty ollIy. A wrtten brirf will u. tIlod
al the Treasury oll Monday. 1t sB pr0hable that
the iMpnrtor. Will urge the Secretary. To return
to Circular 81, udmttttnK shIrtk aud drawers Vt
tho same Fcdueed rate
, 1881-04-18
CATTLE DISEASE:

Spfttat Uttpatea to 1Aa CAieaeo. Iftasns.
DUBUQUE, Ill.,, April l0-A dIsaate has broken
out among tho eatslo of Jones County, known na
tho "baek-itch." Mr.'ilay has lost largo num-
ber. 1io says tho symptoms arc vIolpnt
scraschlug OF tho head, until tho hair and skIa
aro rubbed on. Mr. Hay opened ouo OF the dead
anmnls, aud found little or no blood In tho ar.
eFiee, but tbs ltur wna full u bHritfuR.
as usual Tho nesh Inoked pesfeatiy healthy.
Death follows IN about two days, Mr. Hay d0o1
not thiuk tho tseaso contagious, though he took
euro to scpurntu tho healthy catttu from those
mauifesttly symptoms of the tnaiady,
, 1881-04-18


DR.. Mills q. tIcydock. II prominent phys!clan
OH tho Eorti Side. died yesterday tnurntug ut h,a
residence, u Hush street. Tho Doctor took a
sewers cold last Tucslay. which developed into
ltscasg OF tho heart, und bis death was sudden
yu,lrs Ut lAe and was burn In Hatoyer, N. H.
lle WIS graduated ut nartmnuth College. mud
studying medicine With Dr.. Crosby, ~ Il notei
pbysclau or that town. He cnnle to Chi
cagu In lEit. ai.d soon GAINED. a lurKa
prilctce. liz. was probnbly oIle Of tho best.
known ptysc!nts vi, tho North Side. and en-
deHrel hlt,,ss'f to n Rrgat many Gy his kindly
md Eenial Hlntln9rs. Hts presence In .tho sck-
patient than lillHhl cl.c. DR.. lloydneI1 was i
t!cn'e,er of tho Fourth Presbyterian Church,
row ut mon tn Qrncelund. Dr. Heylnck leaves
II wife IN comfortable circumstances. IIo bud
"e 9n Sh,t'sea,, s,, ,,s,,a,, ,xr, ,. ..s.
Grapl phclttc Mt y Oetock this even!nx 10 tak8
acttbu 1t, retati0n to tho dcatn Ut Or. Heydock.
, 1881-04-18

8pfefal Uspafek 70 Tbs Ch}ea9a Tf1bunf. =
sfCtiREut,lt, ill.,. April 17.-Ole f1uiycrson'a
dtath, which occurred IN Chcago yesterday. re-
norcs al,oiher Ut tho oil SETTLERS OF 3fcureKor.
isufvers0n cAno here while young ant! poor.
lie was tltst Cashier Of tho flrsr National Bank
of Moorcg;r. an9 FOR 'nnny years PROMINENT iu
1t ill., itc ato Snnrs m aSa'n ~ ~ g. "a.
sldu IN Chicago, where his means as0 1arge'yin.
vesf41. -I'+'
, 1881-04-18

dpsttas ptspateh to 1ns Chicago 7rt5unt.
Ocok0A0wuo, Wis. April l7,-Crop-rop0rts
from dltlGront parts ot tho ssato aay that tho
wIntcr-wheat Ia In reasonable good condition,
but there Is plenty OF t'lnu yet to ruin It. 10
lsoen obliged tu VI through helda mud uysr
fcnccs, Without rcgard tn roaAs. IN ths city the
aldo oonlea In ut, runners. tho strange phepom-
Qaon is sogn Ut sIsiKhInx lu the tust,
, 1881-04-18

Special Dlspatth to 11s chleaao TFtaunA !
DEcAruls. ILL.,, April l7.-ERrly this 1uorulng
Joaoph Delaney, lato foreman of the Wabash
1t. Louls'- & PRoltio llAilroul r1undnouse, died
suddenly trim. hcsn0FshuXo of the lungs, leaving
u wife anl two children. lie was we'll know4'
nu9nx ra!'road 1non in chlca2o, 1t, Louis, and
BpEllXnvll. :, ..,' ::
, 1881-04-18

1 AAAN N4ss3oA A.
Special Dlspafeh to Ths Chicago Tftbuns,
AhnEisr LEA, h1inn., April l7.-Fnr1ners nrc
scetliug sotne, and should tho prescnt weathsr
continue next week will 10 nearly through
Farlhars III thts section not discouraged. Sixty
1,ites west 1f here seetlng IL ten days inter. To-
day 10 the hlcst Ut thu stasun..'
apses.- Dtapdteh tu The Chicago Tribune.
er. ALL. Mlnn.: April i7.-.fhy following nd
~, sesllns haye been received Gy .hs I1o'Eer. :
cit4rr1s1p, Aprll l7.-wcathor bright and
ploasant. 4 number or tarnaFs coti,,1!cnced
soar Il ar9 .. of s'H ta eounty M eensisre " soe.
tle work VII. b. Rouur!l. III tiilticult to essi-
but Il ts put b. reliable pnFtles ut u pvr cent
,dn MEn tWS.Kn aFsii 17mnoas r. as
Wsch IL thss coaaty, sn'i Ha,nd tiat iiH sarcrs s
generally wcro seeding, q dFaxKlng preparatofy
t. seenx ~ ,, mca w'eat Wy 20 pdt in ,n'a "a
On lnr9or scale thau last ysaf. a. 1t proves to
nsss ss4SS i .ss% p,1: ES;S SS lSe ia 'i s. ss IT
ssS3 {:s '" ssmsa: sas sstptrrs!:
sii VII pteeaSiy sss ssaeses '' ths 'si sih S 8
APRIL. !n this county .hSte VIZ b9 %, aboas M
as ~ eSs sa ss 2s 5 ss 81 o yasepso s sS a
k5sat rise Y &c .ao r'yer Ehs sos'so'' sa,as are
nn x., Inc .nwjn whGst n@ .s,!,,,I IT. y
slli1 to Lp II, better condition thau It Wus Uyor
known to bo boft.re. Tho frost j. nut n the
depth OF three or four lnches. while tho s!lrfacu
whil tho night was cool enough to fsceza
Q ltts!o,, but not enough to prevent farmers
To-day PROMISES to DO no loss beautiful than
yosterIay. There Will 10 less whcat aown This
year, and more barley. outs, and cnsll. Think
tho average OF wheat III tbls tcution win b. mt
more than half as !arRe last year: ault Will 10
used quite extensively III n fertilizer, seyeral
car-louls having boon sold hore yesterday,
, 1881-04-18

now II l9 IN uKOltlIA.
An<efnt fAsnntrh ia m FhLtu n YfibtluE

1p{eI0I UlF1altk q 1h1 E81<aW Tf7te4Hss
WAsItlk0ToN, n. G.. April 19.--In bis recent
speech Seuator nrown asserted that tho oolnrct&
pcoplo Of Georgia have the sumo or better ettu-
cauonul advantages thnn tho whites. whIlo tho
utter utmost exclusively pay tho tux lov.ed for
tho support Of the suhool- systona. 4 gentleman
who has Tor tWelsu years bcen identified With
, 1881-04-18

ST.. LOUIS, Mo., april l1.-Thu demand Of me-
chanscs for higher wages IL baconllng almost
guncral In thls c!ly.-at leuat a}l thOsa tradea
directly connected with tho construction OF
buildings Ut all kllts Aru MoYiux ln tho MRtteE.
, 1881-04-18

Rrfefat nIspoteh to Ths caieaoo Tribune, !.
0ArE VINCENT, n. T., April little w'fe Of
tho ltav. o. T. Colo uus1 mother Ut tho ltov. u. u
Cofot at Now Drleans. Matar J. II. Colu, at sl,ch
iean. ", q. Colo, ogChicAKo; and Mrs. Jamca D.
it1k III thta ulaEu. -
, 1881-04-18
siICE FIVE CENTS.

y nd mn doubt viii he followed by o.hsrs.
rho carpenters, 1,soklaycrs, and tnnsotia hAvldK
made demands which in u,any instances have
thoen cotnp1ief WITH. tho .plastctors hnre now
notified their bnsscs that they must have MI ad-
rnnce Of from e35o to - por day after May /.
, 1881-04-18
HENRY WELCII.

+RLooM1auTus, H.. April l7.-Honry Wolch
died Tonight 'lu nowus Township, belpg tho
sh,rsi old settler aud iualtn9 rlttzcn OF Mclean
County whs, haa died withln tho past t,yo .lays,
tlo was uKet d, ~ 4sT+t>,x