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, 1881-06-22

:, Special fh'btf, ,, i. d..
LONDON, Juno al.-AIr. ParI,ell. nn1 hts
sa1a1da In tho l1ousa continue III help the
aqfern'nent with the LaiMt bill, aud tllots
aat}stanco, will, that OF Atr. Shaw, ut Corh,
@a Air.. Chares Russell, o.: IT,: Tho
senbes nf puMlalk, IL Ut no little value. Ills
kas1!e Executive ut Dublin Ina virtually
Hsted to exist, 3Ir. Suxtoll, II. r.. re.uains
ssslatGe, but i,o sueetl,lgs are be1ng heltl,
~ ase engagements ot the paiu orators
tfs oeen ca,scoirtl. Tue oxtroll8 agitat0rs
ntaaateatEy lnce,,sel at Archbishop a(cCaba's
xs't'ao onslaught GU the League, but
10y xs Efforts to nyerpower his influence with
people are win Ma foolish. The brcacl.
sH9se'l tleaxtremlsts anil the League aglta.
%h Widening. every day. The fnrMer,
se ato mostly Fenfans a1lsl believers ln
l.. TIE DOtYrNISE GF DYNAMITE, q
~ loss their grip, an4 their appeals to tho
xsstahtry to takQ w Rrlns are denounced 0l,
ky l'alA by tho clergy II ta Wills
~, moreover, that some OF tho Ieatl-
n st.,a ,atebranas maintain peculiar relations
lug tho Castle. These rulnQrs have led
~ resfsal Ut the discussion M to James
s*plehs' stalNllng. New York Fenians
Iseeh Tor lllu. but solna Ut his old coM1ades
1Ae troubles Of 1s83-'97 do not hesitate to
|Se'se h!nl with being %; -.
H.. 4 f'ABTIE RPfs
alleged escape {1pla lllehMonl Jail III
s'vtea!ber, l5t;5, wus sntd t0 ln1e beoll lnv
~ eonhlyancu OF u turnkey, al.l
eastle offered Il reward of III ,0o0 Tor Ills
, 1881-06-22

n white. nr yrt'o'T. nr even n rcd nbjcct: hut
tHt sunlight L. IN reality "alvcpy. 'larkly. Ucatl.
ttully hltir." Ne, however, st.c sunli9fli hnty
ihrt'.i9h th. tlciu<Ivn .nnln of M atmosphere.
Wn nre III tho 'N'sItIun ri pcupc WIN i1nvt, hre',
l'a.ktnH thrli'luh enurfsi s;Mctc!cs ~1thnHt
know.lf4 4. II wn hasi aIwstya laIkc.1 nt the
eicetro llrlit Il, thi* way-say tirhlHii yeilbw
R1rsse*-wts ett,lllh tlavn fuliy hDleyu,a 1t yrl.
l1w. The E,roof TINT VIZ hnye b1ie esln Is, h!.s-
oyor s,tnewnSt u e.!'oists,ye at present. nnl th's
frtx.f. This Il not merely subject Ut curious
lnluiry r n.tr n1nosphnro II ;nItty has i'ayc,'
cIMIi't,0,,s preparation uf tic stlt,'s hcAt hus
never lscn saksn into aeeou9t IN ,th5si, thnsn
uvu Il special inarinx otI ciimatn. md hcnco
i..t,on agricultural anu other rEI,etcal a.fnlrs.
rwn atstont ssstin: y r., w e 2, @ secete r.sne
xses or comparison tItrnt,rt, tbclr very ditrcr::
enl thlekne.s.ts Of atmosphere. Tho pors.,nhef
Ut thu expedition will ittcl,Ir ut IGaat elk sret.
iailstA, Of wilot, ,iv wi to ali lllecr frptn tho
army, three frn c!ytt life. md tws' non. cH1,i-
podlaon sturts July ] from PIt ttaillrg.
, 1881-06-22

haste. Wien tho time for labor uitnttel to It's
nn,u,nrs n]ulDst ttw shOrt for anything hut
sa" ~ , ~ 'n,'"r1a w ,ye,ltl stnr mn,
snu "eu"s'''u,t -. ... ,,,as ~ t,,, s ,,,e.
slender we!, wo arc nttacled to tint life fur
whIc!, VIC arc o,,e ,,,nl ut, striving ,ul strng-
vim, as IF 1t wrn, ia In tha end hid aim ut
XIX, ~ .,...."o u.s. :" - "sto ~ ~ ~''s ~''"
"'i !nhlss. o,,,.,,,au.a .,,,.,.
tint in ulluost every issue We ara called upon
IN rpr,,r,I fh4 ,,nssI,tv nway-sometin,cs
,,,,r"rn,l,. II, tho l,o,n, ar;l with tbs family.
e"esNts ~ tho .'.ne, a.'.' ".a .'.0 ,",.
sometimes wathos't ING warning OF II moment
by some terrlho Ncc1dcnt, or sudden tfcntl'-
of some uuu or other Of our prominent cit1-
yn,,s, 1yltnrss very reccutly tho tlcnth of
Hs"o' :. ~ ~.
, 1881-06-22
REUNION OF WAR PRISONERS.

DErlIoIr, MIcll., June =. .--Tllv rDslItlon Of
prisoners III tin lat9 War bcgan to-tlay, and
will continue through. Tomorrow ana Thurs
day. They ar1 sltustIy from this State. Over
TtkI rcglsteFes! ,!p to tstntg!'t. Mayor T!oml-
son aid ts0v. ,lnr0nln gave the veterans n
hearsy welcoming, 'rIIc!r speeal.es this even
lng weru latieln tho presvlIce ut Il lar9u n.l[.
eico W ii Atl,sie-iinll. 4 pae,1 by alrs. Dr,
ld,ga., ot 'loletlu, was t!nd. uasu addresses
n!atlu by CaIt,. frank i. Morun. Of New
i'nrk: Cnl. Sylyeslcr. l.arnetl a.lu Frank
t;rltssull, OF thls city. TI,N npsntl,g reception
Ills evening Nygs very enthusiastic. 'trl,u
c!ly IL Eayiy tecorutrI wltl! iiaHs on all THO
publfp buildings. nIan}y business blocks, aid
private residences. THIS Wlloln OCCASION
PROMISES 10 bu ullu 1t grent Interest.
, 1881-06-22
ICE

I.oSn0S, .JuiIe 2l.-A letter from Hammer
fest, published in thu berlin 1HuExhlntt, snys
lint, on May4, snow VIII yct frn,M SIX t0 ten
feet tieup III tho atlccts. During tic Inst
winter tis1 weather WINS Unusually severe
throughout nil tho northern rcEfol,s. Thu
CapiAln Ut tile ynellt iio.l|lskcn relorts tint
on t'e t'assnge 10 Sl''lzberEem, Mt distance
or aver tin ntllcs from, the Norwegian eoast.
he inet stte tl,nnttty 1f Ice tl,nt uftcr vafl,'
ly eut,eavort,g tn get nro,,ud 1t by tal;lng n
westerly eOtlrsr, In tlltd to givu uu l.Is yoy.
sler anil return To 'rn,l,se1. The Captain tie.
cEarts TINT tito leo WIS scttiuE s.en,tly towa'tl
tl,a RUSSIAN md Siberian e0asts, nEst lle coli.
c1n'les It was not Isew Ice Of Inst winter, hut
old uucE-ico.
, 1881-06-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


tltAN ND 1FElkA"IOISlss
AIr. .1nnlcs USel1l cnnctH tho part Of JtaH
R<uattl In "a Celebrated Casc." nnw running
ut tho t;raud Opera. liotlsc, with great slcal of
rIruey nrd determination. 1in exhibits d
rcscrvc pAwrr WHICH Is tho more remarkable rs
It IA precisely tho quality In which lso used
to bo t'ci'ctcnt. From tho beginning To the
entl Of tho p,ay be kcepa well within hounds.
This complctn cu.n,nun,l Of his rcsot1rces
Is nowilcrt, so oottspeuousty exhibits, M In tho
exposure of tho Count tie sMou,au. Those who
talsu pleasure In noting tho line poItits of netting
viii In we'll 10 tulluw Mr. O'Sult coaety through
this Aeene. When he says to tho Duc d 'Au'etfrFt.
beFnro tho entrancc "r THO Count. "foi. nre nut
puytng thls IN TX me-" by exnressloi AMI
tho intri,so clltn. Of tho first tliseMvpry tn
TIC passionate oto},rst at tiln %d or fan.fy. r.:
tlcIputu it,. Mr. O'Neii wns equally sueessi,ll
s.lao iron, inn,llcr. With constant view +, tic
ssss ,,i, csse5x @ @ sSsis''sy;; sSs,s ae
beun better slone III ihls city. INT uyen by Mr..
"x}? ssS H. fss s sy st naSe sf ws st's' sss @ "
,oI neglected wut'lly 10 impro,e upon tho orixl.
cass," as iho piuy il represented ri liz t'rana
Dpet, ili1ss ~ hy 10 Hisas @ perfect a.,a ,ot
ss~'s sSs srt u ss s E"ren ''' ar ass we ea WI
cast fit. ralcntnc .!c Mot7RsH. All APOLOGY WIS
n..:tic fur Mrs. l}ntcs, but nnac was ncn1ed.
tlnn tl,a iloIl 1T sno pNst sleinut,de.i she lu!-
ied tho Hxaclitlx requirements ut tic r1lo Ill
utur respects ttlsst ndti,trahly. Her perturt1l-
,!t'cs .ndar a.. c.rca!Mssa'.eus @ was .'urse9nH
% ssvsl sS @ 'are t ,ts, ssw lcas sfi to Il ssss. sf Il
ssi;e @ car,c4 'itailii i I'll .tsaust, ii a'1,1ltsan
with tiiu ftcts wp,l hnvu IKilcssed TINT she was
act,tG ~ substitute fuc ''if,tlor.
Miss i;Dsc NGAt Is THO adficH!l:. llnr intnnf-
a,d s!lo n'sen atlnpts :4a. uorc t,gctaIl.a pyHl-
lAs Ut cl1lt',i Estc:,1 ur uyllfhtlI,5 ttHli.g or
passion, Itself. hut III NIL TINT pcrst.t.a
10 ttle hllsInrhs NJ tho stuge. uF
iii arl Intelligent. It ut Itr'eed intellectual
perua,itluns Ill any kinu TINT ellu lac!ss, hut
raslot tllo lE!s's ot tsAns q, which ~ e,Hi.
II IT % inc iii IL H." heayss htisi,rss' so.taiis,
itnI lis Tho yiiIalnoiis, : Euftat Ii liDfi..y hi
or littiolh; Int hg "! not haya ,he
rcstr,lfne ftnr nutut1sl III sum- Ut tho tryina
scc,lt.a Ut tho plny. In :tI.u Or tnbro u hs t!i.
jSsrss ia,as. Il Ta il i nj ce ,ut rs r IT, Msrrlson M
snuld not mnrely haro rhttm,ard s,'sRIclntt, hut
livu confessed Ills uullt,, Tho othor parts wcrt
| takun with !, fatr sncasYro Ut ab'sty aud suc'
lYliu pluy Is put upon tho staro III l,ndsosrat
manner, 0st OF lilo ecclrry being rnlntcd nx.
,pressiy f0r IT,; Tho pr,btrties itnd nccessurie.
Or evary kind aro lavtsaiy provided. The u
nn,i 1t must nu sud tint tho p1ay lust night VIII
| rGGulyci with ayury token Ut approval
, 1881-06-22

a largo altdlonro 9athosod at tho Music-1Inll
lust might, tho occasion bcltg tho honctlt of tho
Chicago Quartet. Mr, 4. T. Hurbank and Miss
eunto Hunter, elDoutionlsts nsssto,l II. tho rll-
rcrtnnfncnt with characteristic rpnt]inga, which,
were woll rpcefrca. Tho IT. Cccei,a l.n'ly Quar-
turt;tlsiy Uucnrc,l, ~ indeed wus nenry eycry
other number OH tho l,roHrA'n: Miss kittio
Wallace annT q s0Erano solo. Tho entertain.
lucllt WIS hlghly ulitoyabt1 and successful.
, 1881-06-22

= TIE NECFsNT 1tATT1sE.
LONDON, JUNE .t.--'rho Vlcerhy ut Tnafn
tolegr.pis as follows: ltep0rts received f,uEn
CaMIaliar state TINT Ayooi KllntI's loss III The
engagement with tllc Ancur's fnrccs ut Knrfz
Snfeal, u, tic I'LL, Inst, WINS l:n klllcd mud
wounded, aid ffty.scyem prisoners. The
killed Included AhslnlIall Khan, oneof Ayoob
kIlan's principal ntltcrcnts. !
, 1881-06-22
Ef1tils,4 {:IllCU4,

OF ". Z. Coup's circus Was not completed, md
auothur WIS decided ,,pdt. for this morning, tho
ro,,tuor which is NJ foows: l.oaviug tho Luke
Front at 10 II. m. tho procession, Will cnttr Cnrk
Rtrtrt, thuIt pass Kluth tn luk street, thou west
nt1c, 10 Enlstc.i streut, 10 siMtllnon street, To
Ashland nvutiue, nurttl 10 Luke. cast III ltan-
tldlph street, 10 StMtp Htrett, to Mnt,t0o street,
snld to he aii uxCe9alugly tine Oiie, ld contains.
nn,u,lk uttler tl!nHs nlnc kIuds VI luus!ct tlo
XuIus, cpptuilts, CuInt1A, etc.
, 1881-06-22
FOREIGN NOTES.


TITO FrcnclI chemist l'asteur las, accord
lS ~ ese i.s ,at teuo e eda'c' .sa'cs ,.'' HIM. . ev
M"cs 's ~, ,1. a,na 'o,nsn VIZ ,,' ,,ni.ps opss
e."e .'t. 't'''1 W sse' 1s ~, .Au pI'a' ~, ~
w. =" ~ '. y. 's ,,s',' ,,o 1 ,n
Isn .aceI ~. ua''S.a H., M"e" ~ m"u
i'atlo III tl'!S ulfect1oh. lno Hallva Ut h''S
humnp 'befng wllo Inns fastetl for tWaly0
consecutive lo,trs, truusfl,setl by Infection
lutU tho lutnl Ut. rabbits, ltareH, titl;H, etc.,
urtNtl,res III tIies0 aMl,nais iii tho tsiEI,s Of
iNis,,,iInE. Iii. l'aKtsNr uxu'l.lns tllis pl,e-
j,is or j,or saliva WhIci, viii produce ln,lsnll-
clIs utyuuts, Il,u ytltu ullenojtle,lOl,, hu llas
t,bsNryutl. will hu prUlllleeI I,y the su1iyu Of
fastfnw, 'hnGies. 1s ioti1 AZ prrs0ns take
muir ruviilnr u,caia their saliya IL nut po!sUl,-
DIS. ',r",'ss,,
=. - !:
;, In connection with tho murder of StguIn,
tho eorrpsno,,,nnt NJ tl,s 1'nris Trtcurf,uhc,
IT,, ts,.a.,a't r,,, nat ,o,,nr rov. th,t
slnro tlla Inst, war III China, WHEN Il corra-
sln,.!tlunt Ut tho Ip,lnn Times was kl!'rtl ill
l'fkl1,. htl ntllar WAf corfespalau4llL Maa talel
Mtn s!aMh Me te"auWa ov4,'i t,' a,ss .ns9
liHcH coltChI'oM.el!tM MIs ti!s " s!!S pt'eSs KY ~.
, 1881-06-22

sieEMAN, THE MAGICIAN,
At 3luVickpt'a Theatre Sut.uiau. tho ina9tnlon,
ID nightly delixhttug considerable nuduncca and
KivinK nWuy Sni4able rruaunta ~ al'll0 ut ilusv
who Nlt0nI, The character Nf the {,erforMutcu
Is youchuA for by tito management 0i tho house.
, 1881-06-22
!. !. C1JDA...


HAVANA, J,lne sl.-.fle Tribunal has col,-
.en,te.t tho Corrcsf'o't'clcta dc Cnla to n
fortnight's suspension fur Insulting tho Cup
tatl,-ue,.cral III tho execution Of Ills ful,c-
tlOns. ~
, 1881-06-22

SOFIA, june. 2t.--Xancoff, kasayc'off
Slayeikof, and SiklInr0tf hive boon arrested
0u n cl,arHe Ut Insulting Prince AlexalNtar
mud attacking tho Guvernh!elltila MI electoral
, 1881-06-22
ROME.


CUltCl Ehlh EIDNs-
HONE, Jnila 1l.-A slecroe Ut tho C0ngrc-
gatton of the Index ExpurgatosiMs condemns
FMtlIer Curci's last work.. Ile, decree atlds
TINT Father Curci has tlIsay0wet tho book.
, 1881-06-22

Arsua,s ueet, Irou. anu. Wins, with
Ciaaboua, tha stgi.tiarl u,o.tfcinal tonic Of this
progressive aro. Il tenrtohss tho blo0i, prompt
ly !Nylgoratea tho bEalu and .tarvuua systuai,
bright uypY, happy state Of sulnl. Arand's drug
store, eQrnpr Madison struut Aa4 fifth AysnQn.
, 1881-06-22
p,,nca Alexander Arrests the Four
Ministers Who Appealed
to Gladstone. .
III lilo Spanisl. 1Iom!,s Wore Thrown
by IleyengofHt Gamblers of
Madrid,
Dreaded Vomito Increasing In tho
City Of Vera Cruz, Mexioo.
FRANCE AND ITALY.
r1tSui: "pLt,T rt.t,S."
Nntrt.sf {ttfir.

Spfct.f t+lbif.
PANS, Jnne at.-1'rtlcn Napnleol, pull
bts, bis elect0ra! program III Ills otlsclnl
,trau, Lc NdiuIeou. this morning. liz Is
hfayur nf tic partial rcsisfutl of tin toltxti-
t1tJo,, mora particularly 1T tint. part witlc,
riates to the tlccttun If tic President. Tic
P1pce rcgartls tic tllrrct nomination of tho
hesilrnt by universal sn!rragp III all ill.,
tor.allt. This Is mt astonishing II Il Is re-
ntmheretl that II was to thu struggle br-
eep tho Satinl,ul Assembly and q rrrst-
itat elected by tllc peuptu TINT Frallce uwetl
lho coup ,!'etat VI thu III nf December.
rrlon l'lmI," wautti, If course, like 10 have
Mclance, lou.
ANITItER GREAT nttIIAHi'.1lATrlt
vas arranged here tast night to tNG p1arn MI
taNh lust. Sinsso,l nnl Plot will piay
ylvna.lx mil GARNER a.cuslli0n earonls l13rl
tatss Ut 5000 fralies attlle tialau llllyer.
lSDNiSAr1nS- IN 1rALy.,
10 tie ttfatsrl, Associated I'fess.
IayboS, june al.-4A sttspatcl' from lsnnc
ays: 1t IL tnm,2slble IN t|eser1l,e usa tu.llg-
sat!on tho ,Lnrseil]es atfalr l,as ca'lsed l,ere
Tho Chamber 0f Deputies received With
bunlcal comments tho statement of tte Min.
trF Of Foreign Affairs tint tim cDn,ll'ct l'ntl
attho Mprsellles authorities aiMl tho l,nlian
tonstll l,N.l bean perfectly correct, alnl l'at
Aey atl doin their lltntost to prevent insult
b the Italian eseutcEa0m. tii8 Minister
,llrl' lint l,u Ind sent Instructions 10 the
u,lia, Ambassador III or,ler TINT must el,er-
.,t1c ,u.a.,,rrs fnr thn\. proterttou of tlo
it,lions might In talrn. antl ho did not
1orht that rim 1,r,.uc, t:ovrrn,n,.nt wo,,Itl In
h,tn.,rJ in nrnyrntIng nrta cnlc1,laipl to
idnrb the uont1 relations between tho two
nuntr;ca -: =.
MARTIAL Law.
t0xnoS, June at.-A tetpgrnm fr0m A[nr-
s!]es s,otcs that tho rrefcct of Police Tins
bsIle,l III tic event at further disturbances
bpruclaIu, martial Inv. =
The rlotcrs o,l euch side lid not como In
- tenlict III battics, but co.lliui .tlio,iHettts tn
lant!n3 .iown ,snlatc.l individuals, sunIo Ut
.Ao,l, vera thus barbarousty murdered. =
THE juss,su coynralSEn.
loypos, June M.-'rne lcadiug Italians In
P.h. strongly condemn tho Kissing ut thu
Italian c,ul IN Ma,sei|tes. mud ruptlt[Euio a,y
mY autllostty to Ffunce.
o., ITALIAN LOAN.
RoNy, June al.-rlle new Italiau loan for
te tesll,npttun ID sucetv tyayn,cnts will be
Mo00oo0 lire.
HOME.
.RoNE, Jnno ol.-An anti-Frallch denl0n-
. tfatlol WINS attempted lIuru, tu-tlny. THO
i polce disperscd tue crowd, aud arrested
tAlte persons,
pUSIslIMEST.
r MARsEItf.t:s, JlnlA al.-T!rce Foncl,nlell
aasc bean condemned 10 Imprisonment fur
tfnls yarytng frnln two to fur month for
Gsattllt, Italians.
NOTE OF FRANCE ro ALL THE POWERS.
Pans ,Iu,,,4 -tinrfbhlnthv 81 fftIntrfl
, 1881-06-22

sI.t frnm his nzltauon Of tho Jowtth question. II
tninp G,ntrhry tn tho Iut1rs and thg spirit uf the
position nf III, EvnnHslfrtIl divine.
Thu .|nw-paIsrcnt0r, however,, had the I'm
p,ltlrlcn tn assert that lln had simply lcfend-
r't himself By Ills propaganda mil agitation
axainsl The Jews, anil lint tlo n,M l!is associ-
hlUa WE'RE. itl fact, The persons wlID haEt btHs
assaulted ni,sl t,rrs..eutatt. Ills w0r,ls, how
tyEr, dill mi flinkn II t1unp tnprGsStO'l. hg.
rHltsn lbe barrly tSeAbe. the intended yute ut
criRtre. Ills fre,,tls tI,nfy sliceetaiett IN tlc.
trnfhg tf,s tcstlHltnn hy n tntr nf ~ IN ~',-
saving him frnln this ccctrafastitMl rebkG l!y
maturity Ut only two sotcs. II'tt Il 15eEl'''
paper nAftts:
Il,c tnat n,ay tc considered ns s,lctvet, for tho
fntiirn.
II is to be hoped for the gonti name antl
fhne Of GcrlNnty t1int ttlls vlGst ind l'nisie:t
Ut Iatter.ttny lH,rbarfalts Mny re!s!atl, In Ills
present Accltsiuh fur Lilo rust Ut Ills life.
According to Tic 1'lris Journal of Aiedi-
ciHc tiie number 1T females al prcscnt.tusly-
Ing nlclicine ut tic Paris University ~ forty.
iw,. Ut these. three nre American, eleven
Itusstan, and eleven Frenclt the rest t,ctnE
tt,ittwl hlno1lK ntller ilAtlnalittes. In nrtler
To 1ttafn n ttrtpr's diploma It takes eight
years vi cotlstn,t Study nntl attendance. nflu
Il ctlsis nbDut ~, 109 fTnWa. Consequently
Tits cnrn0r Is only nt,c.l to females WIN nrc
rich enough 10 Anfrny the enormous Gx-
1:llsas Ut their sttnEPH MD too uOas 10 1.-Two
III tic Interest NJ their ftlliry. 4 sery s'1lnll
psOpurtinr OF tllesc frlnnle physicians setll0
III isnrts; the innst Of them intjye tU tho COLI.
iies or tho United States.
, 1881-06-22

IL
ft,r snvtnc tt,t Ninnr,,s ,yma Ia, mi ,.ti, I'm
km,wittltu ntui l,v tho nnlara nr thr j:vcr.
utfyt.. n,tti t,mt
= rt,r tsrntt,t 4r,n. ,r pttuv,s,tr,,
wus ,,s,tt Mt t!u trial of L,tl,y aix ,nys nftrr
lin "t.spn,u.u nrh NJ .fnhtt IN nnrv md
U')o,,,yn,,-I,,ssn. Al ttn s,,,,,t, s,nrini cn,,,
misstnu Sus1p was lin ,nIy lur.,u,rr Win
n,,,,rnti,t, II, I'm, .wtt,,sz-i,nx hi,t f,u,nlun
snys Stephens wns il, rl,st rnurnl,,nicutnu
will 1tu t.rDwn officers. niul lint Mr.
irst, lin n,fsu,,prs rn,,t,sn mira ,l,n,, WIS,
nrrlrl nv nucI,. l,y TINT nv IL may. Inn nnt,.
,,le cro inst 1,ow yrrv ,Iiy;ruYff,,l nj Tho mi,
,s,tS.as ' - ,r.o o, c"n,',,".,., ,.na.,, v III"
n,utn ,,,. +,,,, ,inrn,. Il, isn,tw ~. ~, ,a,s
,yit @ lu thr "r"r@sonn, v ,,ntrits Hs ' ~ wv
WIZ" ~" - r.",.s'.is. ~, ,,..i la..' l.,.,,
=. Nv ~. ".'.. n.s."s .m
" .'.s.'.' s'.'.. ~, NJ, ', .."'a.'
~ "N',u T.. ~ o!., ~ t"I'" a! ","y
~ ,,,,.. ~. .. 'a, sa. Sno ~
"a" 'i."Mp 1ss"L'a , !',s's. p's''
~ 'cst" .,.I ~ ae a'st.s st a'.e 0.,,.,- ,.,
'. s,"., ~ no au."' ,. .'".e'1.s s'"M. .',I h:
'te''aa ,, "no e' eh'an ~ hw "ns,nl'.s
'.not '"al'a 'ns'e s,e'u.Iy 'e1ta'1g!. ,ru'l
M'':i,'''a NY W ~. 'se'ttles' "la uls p.''r
ns nte eol,tils ~ u.o e"l.,.us!"t. ,"|t 'hey
s1 "e HMy ;Gs. 'y .,, '"Me ,1,ne.,a un ~
Last Friday. When tho ,wtItlnn or tic torucll
crow IN pntpr fur tlla r,cy Tor tl,o visllors'
e'!t WINS n1isler eo''sl'eftle''' oaily stx Stew
of atlutssio,l, Lord t,a,urys, RECENTLY eler,cl
President of thu lipl1ey l:..attn. wl,osc
,ustE,9 ynlo unt,g udwtt,ctl tho Cornell
Innr Ia the rure for thu Stewards cup.
yutctt npninst tho admission nf tho crew
~! III" 's.1a s.lt,'4. .'p. ~ .a ,l."!aan ,"
| hnyn really helG a|nnf, tslcll their cnutuel
is uyun mara contcmrtfbln thai that Of tho
stewards. 'rEc entire matter Is II pnsltiyn
disgrace, a,, ye tre ashamed Tint Englisll
nutttns ur fur p'ay should b. rendered Liable
to a,tcI, aspers1ons ns Americans n,ny very
| Ius.IIl,tly imlllt:,a III t,yer tic usfnir,'
TIE coHSEII. UNIVERSITY rl,Ew
wrnt nyer This entire col,rse Atontuy after
t!oon II, cxcuttenl furn.. Tl,cir Dnat, w,,lcl,.
III consequence Of It's winl.g.luSr, lops 1n-
eutior, Travelled fast, tic MT, bring well To-
|
, 1881-06-22

lgeuASngss Russia Enlvs NleeIH with
wonderful sucrcsa IN All caaes Of skin Diseases.
, 1881-06-22

Sytucllcster'R 8aypophoslialtes
will p,yu consumption, coughs, Wclk LUNGS
bronchitis. nlld general debility. Establ3htal
tWulItY-unG yunrd.
, 1881-06-22

Old nloi1. sottcrinx r.,ulul from rheumatism,
kidney trQI1pB, Ur uitY WelkHt61, Will hn tantlu
Gtuust nuw BY nslnR iinp t!ttura freely.
, 1881-06-22
LADIES' LEGH0RN HATS, Very Fine,
SO cts; worth $780,

BEST QUALITY FRENCH CHIP HATS,
Is cts: worth $1.5O
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

THE CHICAGO C NORTH ESTERN RAILWAY,
Trains nlyroadwc
PULLMAN HOTEL DINING-CARS.
nearly GOO Mi Is or ROAD
oeAhe
NeARv,N
''' - W. sTEhNETT Gen'pa.s> Aset> csesss,
W. AecntC&
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

On Saturday, the 10th inst, the
Supreme Court filed its decision
granting the writ of prohibition 70
prevent the bond tribunal provided
by the Legislature of last winter from
acting. The court unanimously
grant the writ on the ground that
the. act constituting the bond tribu'
nah is unconstitutional, but at the
same. time declare the constitutional
amendments of 1860 unconstitutional
The 1860 amendments required any
act for the paymentof the bonds t.
be submitted to the people. Under
this decision that proviso has beer
wiped out and it is now in the power
and becomes the duty of the Legis
laturc to provide for the payment o
the hos,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

Both the main features OF Mon
days programme at the Minneapolis
exposition were partial failures. In
the international race for the cham
pionship, Miss Robinson, the Engl'sh
cauestrienne, was so unfit for the con-
test that she tainted and was removed
from the course at the end OF the
third mile, and Miss Cook was de-
clared winner. The big balloon
went up few thousand feet during
the afternoon, but was either too
heavily loaded or else the wind was
not in its favor, for it came dowr
again a few miles from st. Paul, ant
most of its passengers walked in t
that city. The "monster air ship
was still anchored to = tree At las
accounts.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15
NOTICE.
OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE At
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, Sept. 8, 1881
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settlers have ffSd notice Ofthefr inten-
tiOn to make final proof in support
Of their claims, and SECURE final entry thereof
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver Of the u. s. Liant Office
at Redwood Falls. Mimi, OH Friday, the 9TH
day Of October. 1881. viz: Charles r. Mabrcy,
homestead entry No. 1873 for northwest i,
section 81, township III. range 81, viz iona.
than i. Grave, homestoad entry No. ISIS TO
southwest X, section 81. township III. range
a, and they name the following witnesses 70
prove their continuous residence upon AHfcssf-
fivatiOn Of saiitract. viz: G. NJ. Shgw. Eli
webb. Garrett Murray and NJ. Murray, all of
Marshall, Lyon county Minnesota.
WV. II. DUNNiNGTDx. Register.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15
THE. PRESIDENT.

Reports from the President a,
Long Branch continue increasingly
hopeful, with the exception of tho
usual Sunday panic, this time in re
gard to the Presidents lungs, VIII icl
are threatened with an abscess. On
Tuesday the patient passed a com
Portable day, sitting up in chair for,
half an hour or so. His pulse and
temperature are reported as normal,
and the fever hss entirely left him,
tor the time beidH
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

A terrible forest fire ravaged
rortaon Of Michigan last week. we'll
nigh destroying the villages OF b ''
Axe, Forest Bay, Richmondvilie'
Charlcstown, Anderson, Dcckcrsvilie'
Jacksonville and Sandusky, and par
tally burning Port Hope and sever.
al other villages. A long-continued
aronth had made the woods SO dry
that the flames spread with frightfu!
rapidity. The skies were darkened
with smoke, and the fleeing inhabit
ants used lanterns in order to fine
their way out of doors. The loves
os.;,o.o make Pill families burned
out in Sanilac county alone ant
nearly 200 lives lost.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

A deficiency of about $4,000 re-
suited to the Minneapolis exposition
managers OH account of last weeks
rains. The P. P. says that Col. King
will not attempt to pursue the show
business further, aud considerable
doubt about another similar attempt
at Minneapolis next year is openly
expressed by its citizens
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND CFFI(E at
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI. Aug - 1881.
Notice is hereby given, tiftt tire following
named settler. has 6iei nticc IT his intention
to make Anal prof in support nf his claisn, and
secure final g. TRY there {, Rrt tlrt said proof
will be made before the Register and Receiver
of the U. s. Land Office. ut Rc;iwnd Falls,
Mimi, on Thursday the 2a2tl1 day nf September.
1881, viz: Sherman Martin, homestead entry
ship 112, range r.. and nc names the following
witnesses to prove his c ,ntfnunus residence
upon and cultivation ri said trnct, viz:
NJ Murray, ut Marshall, Lyon county, and
Harvey Wingstp, VIM Smith and Sewall
johnson all Of Redwood Falls, Redwood CO.,
MinnS WA. =. BENNINGTON, Register
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-09-15

An extra session of the Legislature
is talked of, to settle the bond ques-
ton. We should rather see it come
before the people as a square ISSUE
a year hence, when it should be final
" and honestly met.