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, 1881-10-26
BROWN GOES TO MACoUPIV.

The mysterious 1uhn lIrowtl, who wns FOUND
drunk In English lIilrs sal0un o, South Clark
street ut.oiit lun days ag0, who thotu. through
tho stupidity OF rnu nr ChleaRo's Tntrntlucl,,
It,st satchcl continuing El.sU0 III gold
cutn; who WIS nrrostod, nnd found to
hnyo $l,G5i III bills In bis pocket;
who bus s!neo tho day Of hia arrest occupied Il
cell ut tho Harrison strnet Station; atld who has,
10 llie satisfaction Ut tho pollge III tcAs, lsun
identified aa ualt. af I! ElfiE q tlrcb men whO
lntoiy ul,,l nIll r,.htlal nr fHO III RoI.l Farmer
Tcrit,e, Ut Carl'ayltc. ILL.,. ilas II Inst
rnsspd frOtn thu cMre 0f tho ChtcnRo
l'ottge. l' Wa bundled nysr yestcr!ay by or.lDr
County. ant by thAt o|slc!nl cscartod " traas 10
tho sest,u Of hla Inta depreciation. The Munoy
whtgl, hull BEEN fuu1tll In hts pockets wax atso
intrustca to tho caro- aS tho rural shor:
% Ta9 ;hS Ss!s sspss'' r"pe e se' & aftuFS 9Sa
si,st' Was Mt % !ntr.,ste i,roxts Incidental
expenses lnctlrsatl while atl unwilling aoluurner
nsn0ng tho rIllA RnA nntses 0f this Arnlory
amounted 10 $lu... md wcro defrayol out Ut tho
fnnd Of which ho had been fpunu the ih,sseaaor.
Az All lten of lntorcst to persons OK
Ess'DT |s ts 'fsssa e!,oa9 sSsa!o' Ct 'hs!s sas
i.'lieo thero may ba added 4 inomoranauu q
disbursements. Tho LIST uoul ronl: Attorney =
fees, $75; Il Ktyster- lawyers churxGa far mllogeA
assistance. sl0; llll fur .,gruh" furniahod BY
tI ttotaI. Jill. ill., ,proprlety or: llquliit:.
lux bt,relAr's hills With ulanuy wt1ich
he Ia known TO tl.lve stolen may DO questioned By
tho pors0ti ta whom thu lnuiley rlghtfully l,c-
iotiEs-A ulAttcr which Shurln NuliO tlcubttcsa
tla,l III sMln.I wlanl, Aa demanded Al, tte'nIze'l
added il. tla. tho $!,,U In gold u ntitoE "proh.
Cit nur accounted for,
, 1881-10-26

IR0HAHlLtTYDTl1AT 1T HAS ENHEH.
Sctefal Dlssatth to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW yo,,K, Oct. a5.-Tho officers of the
Nuw York Central & Hudson River Colnpa-
ny do not plncc nl.ck confidence iii tho re-
ports Ut tho ciU4u uf thu wnr by tile Actfou Of
1le Pennsylvania md Baltimore Il Ohio
1saIrnasl companies 1T doubling tho rutes to
C!,lrago rroin New York nrnl Boston. Just
as lo,g, .lluy sry, rs the Pennsylvania lsoati
takes passengers from Doston the Now Yori1
Central l. llutlso,, River 1latlronl will llayo
troublr. Thu competition nlAy sNbsido for n
while, but It IL sure to he brOughton ngafn III
Onc form Ut another. Tho difference
In rates Is hut 81. Ilto Pennsylvania
].nnu only runs to New York, n1ltl 1t pays ST
for eacil passenger brought fran boston to
Nuw York alNl Is eenta for transportation In
1hls ci.Y, THAT brings the real vAlHD Of
Tickets fran thIs ely tD ChicagO dow, 10
Slj25. 1t caii bu rc,ldily understood, they
SLY, !lnw It II lhut
THE MFFlCULTlEs CAN NEWER DE AID
.It1SrED
as lang As tho Pennsylvania 1lond persists
IN going out Of Its province allu taking HIS
scngers lhroug, from Boston to Chicago.
People coming to New York call buy
Tickets to ChicaEu III ioston nnt
kel tlIem,, Wien they reacl, this
city below The regular rates. one nf Tho
trWr is It s,ot. lint Mrs Vanderbilt Wns IN III,
WAY rrsponsibje for lhe wur. a!Mi sin1ly fO-
]owed With the others lc;, in emttinr ho
ratesS" Tlils iio sajlI Vas Il fact, and WlduI:
w shaii be- goyurnsI nuilIuly by r circli,as las
stances, As vet va lnye mi ntlynnenl u,tr
rates, Int wo s!nii do n, Mt oi,cr. Tia fn,:t
IL the Pennsylvania untl Baltimore i Ohio
c,u,, II v,,r .vro,, ~, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,.
" w.. Asto'u ~ nEer ", thh fi',!'u :! !,
NY l9S1igcr ahd were gltt4 eliougli to ttitl T."
, 1881-10-26
MISTAKEN FOR A BURGLAR.


,rr xor t.,h,,er .rc,t. 11ox,, ryc Cnn,c
'''' ~ .a,,,.r ~. nS,ta. 'N
AtaEew Van blopes' ~ clllel'nat'; test!-
iie,l before Coroner lsenutgs, 0t TINT city. on
Friday. md rela,e,l ltow lm came to slloot Ills
YEATS. ~ s:a: o,,,, T., ~a.>,,,,,. ,o,,
Was married tu ;5,ts.nnull Nancy Macarthur
In February, lsEs un Thursday night last
ieae' noe ~ M 70 Gch' ,,,,,,. a'.' ue
ceasct 10 Eo 10 tlie Exposition Win i!le' put
sllu heard me say 1t was meeting night for
tic Grand Army Of The Iieplblic, MID told
NV, s ,.n,ht ~ ,o "'n ~ on t,u, Eynnsi,nn the
W. "'un' =" !" -" i-Ap',.'uA o u4u
next hight Inc HIGHT WAS uash' n1ia
windows and shutters wero rattllnS.
uneasy: saiti she Ind lecl So III lie even
liz, Sic said Wr, ltnss hutI rnllCtl, sent hy
WT. ls,siuw, 10 live ils toln then, ut titu En-
position. Deceased suil she answered tlle
hell, u1u found Alr. i;t,ss. Shut tile .o0r
irrur,l Il l,nck door upeti rs Sic c1usrl frunt
ttuor i nail no attention to her t,,teu sness.
We pissed Il must pleasant evening.
Size rea,l Tic story. We rcttrctl ut II D. ii.
tloor softly Upei,l,ls. / iIstel,csl q moment;
decided not Il, awaken teccastal, md si.ppetl
Ol,t vi bell rs gently uild quietly as could.
There WuS 3tJ Light. | went tU tho desk ut
tLn fu,t or the lied tn I,uljt tor inv pistol,
S,nn things hnl Iu,e,l ,,ncl;c,l II, II drawer,
u,, ta,t t|llicuity in i,it,,l,E il, uiI wult to
lar slit. uf lie i,gi ia usk ler. bit did I,ot lis
tl;r6 i,cr, md went back to n0lS again, 'rhts
tims i fund thu ,,istti. / stunncd iii tlle
siitinr.roolt. Fy1,il,l ti,u door. wi!ic,, Il Ind
lockCti uIul bul,u,l, wi,lu tI1,e,l. mid the
rms III! tic tloOr hcll,w turue,l on full. felt
lie strkrt wiicll tj,, boit shuts iut,i, anil
tUuntl it WIS luosu. Never rn,lrugl Tits It,
fDr,. it luoI;ril like turner nttc,,l,t ut
burglary. When lilu doors wcrr ullc1l n,nl
I'M turned ni vent iu,ck tn lu,[ 10 teji
W tay vile, lut thouEht ii sftln.e to wnkc lier,
niul for tiu illirli tiluu turned Jmek without
disturbing her. | st,pposeI NV wife wi,s III
hut. i Heart Il 1,u,sr ttowl,.stnirs, Thought
II burgurs, Thought tlIcy ul l,ear,I ,llu atul
Wu,,Id ussupc. went tt, tjtu trt,ut wjutlow,
lrNuetl nut 10 fire ii,n,,, them IN tley passe4t
nit OF lie fru!it ,l,,i,r: was al The wiutjow n
Iaif Minute, mil luukc,t tueK and saw Tint tlle
Ensbrjnw WIS tttrJ)r.Ut, / iuClltcd lie burg.
f,,rs were tn the house, u,ld started ttlwartl
tia liulj tltOr IL 70 tOwIl-stutrs, When llulf
W,ly ucrusS thu room / Suddenly saw sutne.
ii,inE i1ljIstInrt npi,ear 1T tho tlour rho
ru,l,i w,ls very turk mud ttlp lltl still darker.
i rVui.i llut scU slIa,u or form It was
| 81 lark, hui was sure something
, 1881-10-26

An outrageous cAso OF rapo Ia reported by
the police OF tho Woat Madison Street sta
ton. A Danish sallur s,amed Louis slower
WIZ yiTss Of sxo a. stre1t Tho
yes!urday afternoon at &:,N O'Clock cAllcl
vt tho laundry Ut Nrb. Augusta 60tnnvrrelu&
fur Bumo washing no had left there several days
nefnrs. Tho Astlc!cs wore not quite rualy whaa
he cailtl. mud lllo 'Hunlrass attur Inducing hlun
tn "Hlt ttF them. gave him suMt III hHT stlt!nY-
lItoG returning shU fouud thnt slovenian huA
Just Knie, and ~ ths p!act whuso she
lett Altn WIS her daughter. yeAta
old, lying exhausted aud hrip!nas. Whun
tho child recovered eha related how tho sailor
bud attacked aud choked her while he ac-
subsequently, called IN ooyroborratod the story.
The man escaped, aud though tho Pol4pe were
, 1881-10-26
POLITICAL.
THEY WlTlIntsEW Fur THE SAKE or HAIR
MUST IN 'rl!I: l,Altry.

TlrEY wlrIlltEw rUit T11N SAKE or nAn-
MUSY IN T,!l: FATTY.
Nr~ wv yor'r % 0ct o,M,r,," I ] NV, ,,.,I,rn1 ] ,,o,,cv
lii 49, ,''.'', ''.'.,''.;
~ BROOKLYN pos'11ss t'as oeeh aoa''e.''faetl'
Negotiations llave sscCcetlctt, aisd tlle Hophb-
lEca,ls hnyo every reason 10 expect SUCCESS
In tho cnnlinr rontcst. l,oth t;rn. Tracy nnlt
air ,,i,,n.. ,tn,',s ,,,n ,.",,,,t,,,tns ~ th,,
AR. ltlptey hul'cs' lls' cn'a'u"tcs .. l,lo
regular a'nl young mems wlnRs fsspecIiVely.
, 1881-10-26
ELECTnIC LIGHT.
1hE EDISON COMPANY DErAl,rIyd FROM
IT'S Original. TtfnD41RE

&, ITS onIGINAt. PURPOSE,
- Special Dtpateh to Tia Chicago Tribune
NEW YoKK. Oct, 25.-The Edison Electric
1isat Company appoars to be departing so,nc-
whaE from its original purpose, which WIS
=, ~ s1a'ld rs tho opponent Of gas.llgIttlnH for
u Mo phfi'osu Ut reducing thu cost OF illulni,ta-
aon' atld to accomplish this to place its appa-
,alas on no Individual premises, but to light
- ~4atso areas or districts OF cities alone. Ac-
uslltlg to the report presented to the annual
u,eet'ng =. Ut the company totay, the business
~ " supplying !solatsd plants for dwellings
~" manufactures IL being developed rapid
~. ~. ahe Orange Woolen Mills, Newburg;
aIe baldwin Locomotive Works, rlliladel-
ra'a; Tho factories Of Kinds, Ketcl,am S.
H. heW York; tbs Prospect tark llu,se, ut
W. ~. Aa'fhhtlAcks; anu tho Nuwbllrg fattO-
.ss "9e al'IohE lie establishments hi which
,Mk hssrEM Is IN slccEssFUl OPERATION.
H.'otlE ti'a establishments to bo lighted may
II ! w. tilesiftot9.i the residence Of iii. William
ill., n vaiaisrbilt si,air th9 fartory of Naia i5rsy-
tm,pa ttS", s.aopa u th9 Unttea States l.utlng Stuck
1I"Hanahy VI Olio, and tho resItleucs 1t Mi,
thott tttteesrei1nt Morgan. Thus 1t viii be seen,
;maf at NE company is recee1lng from its orig
@"s4 possuoa to notlntroduea tue light Into,
, 1881-10-26
wr'nalent. 4 man properly qualified for
disability renders l,Ts discharge necessary"
1:sldctscn Tint thu british Frlgatc 1De
IfrnntS II still Mt tho bottom OF Dcfa-

Evlhcncn Tint tt,u 1sritf~li FrlEatc I)s
Ifrnntk In HtiiI Mt tho Bottom OF Dcfu-
war; asny.
WlkMtS'rn>y, DEL. Oct. g}-.A special
dispatch frnin l.ewcs to tito 1fornlnu fc'rs.
tlntrd Saturday. tlrlltintls thu fact tint tho
international Submarine Diving Company.
"fSnuizH lwu years nHo by capitalists In
l'ilatlsllhfa IL arnrel for tlIc dc 1}raak,
All Engis!t stont-uf-wur, Witch fn'l''-
dcrett IN Storm of l..wes nii .jni,e 10, t1is
llls discovered Gwtt1rnc..s Ut tlig missing yes-
sci. According tn pal'rrs III tls Ia,sscsslun
ut Sa,nuet !. McCrarken. II pilot. wl!nst
grandfather WIS tliu ni,ty Survivor nnd who
was rnYaerl ln pllnttng The vessel intn !nr+
Emr alMut Si.Ml,NW u s,,ecie md jewels
%e'' ,w wit1! 1,rl";t l,Sr n ''ey Was tnks
Spanish iIert while M I,rr. way tn
llaltay. EnslMul, frnln y su"rrxsfAl cruise
n. 'lls slh''!sh slnin. VIII, tie sIH5e WIS
tukrn III t.fis,,i:vs. Wlae,t ilsB vessel fnuIl-
des'r t:e prisoners wcre IN irol!s % tie !ow-
r. drck-, alM1: nns. a!l tlr,'wnes1. tnpt:
.Jlnes Inv. vito cf'll,ha't,i tho vessel. ami
Mbust. l,Hty WIS ret.uyrrrtl two ,lnya After the
thy british !;ovrrll,rnt s?nt two .frIgatcs u
raise thy I'e l5raak. hut witl,9nt s'!c-
ssss: e.s. F"tty ,,.Ars rg..,, w1ils H., Mc. e.
Skf Wss %,*s M"' tsha ~ f';ss: sscx 'its'!y ca!y
o'irrns s'D,um lnr Information that wnl'la
l'atl 10 tslu discovery VI tic snllken vessel.
l!at! hrtll surpassed I'D IN sIlc 3'resct tf!iIe
tint s|!e Lilt f,aa been swept away By. tho
Hclse'l Df tilc titcs. 'lhu International Cunt
psny, t.. kren 1t. reul ,,b]vrt frutn view. had
lte,l slncu September working. ut a.lOtller
| III l,r,uk was supw,s,!,l tn l,uve found
/ erc.t. a!ct:rmkcr, sim IL tn rcceive u
najpIity nf whatever tsetsule Ii discovered,
says tia: tic bc l'rAlk lies III Iifttrl fAtl,nnlS
nf watrn Tile 'Ilyefs " .:o!ny 'lnyn ro,na, IL
long, Irregular ridge ubnslt fifteen feni high.
eighteen tret vide, 1Inl sixty fcri lung. un
eavh s!tls.. ..art. les III Iu.'sc atone, ,.sunW'setl
u h. the ballast thrown frolll tho frtgate II.
wenther interfering wilt further pEuErtss.
tllu company wcrt, cnniprltru IT, tn'sipone
further Investigations. anti oil Wednesday
the ,!Eyrrs RETURNED 70 i'hlla.cpllai; Il Tln,
| s',ou fs favorable weather sets III.
, 1881-10-26
FIRE RECORD.



THO alarm from Ilpx ~. at Isl yostcrstay
foscroun wns euuscd by thu burning III II eoat-
6hci attached to Louis Dugler's tHnlery. at tlle
corner Of nlvlslon and North Ilranch streets.
Iltiuauc $ji); Insured for $7UU. Cnl1Er, couL-
dust ,Itltier Tho sbctl becoming s,rcrheAted.
The nlurtn trnm nox Gk yesterday w,s cnliael
by tho discovery OF lire III Il 0rt-AtUry frn1nu
sIIcd IN tho rcnr OF Nm 20 Wnnnt strcet, nw!ed
niul occupied hy james Arllo!tt. J.oqs, sl0j OIL
hltIhllng and $iS1 on contents. consisting Of II
lIuvgy lnu tnrluss ilrt Il email 1MHntity Ut hAy.
Tho tlnlnrs spseMtt to tho .9,le-story ifarn and
shed III the rear of No. *dl Wntnnt street, n.vnca
nsltl occupied by j. Z. ikIeEn. DnHsage to narn
nnd tn cntents. c0nslsting nf iltlg9y aud hlr-
tlcSs. $l75. 4 shed IN tho nppnstt aido Ut tho
alIcy, owned und ncc,tpul by j. y. l'unnng No.
8i5 Fulton streot, was latnngcu 81 worth.
, 1881-10-26
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Thotnns ltcnIlessry. Is ycnrt old, living at No.
OF uostou tvc,ll.u, whilo under tho Influence OF
liauor lust eyonny accidentally fell Into The
river OF the .lork near the Wells street bFidRy.
lie was seacue.. by Capt. Audrow AnIurson, OF
tho suhoouor Josephine l'resdo,, lying pear
xi4eEu hu fc,li,,. alld was then taken TO tho Ch-
cago AyeitlIU Stnuuu.
Missouri l'cnitcl.linry Ut Jefferson City, wus ar
reatcl Ia thls city yessottlay by noteo1ayea I'oi.
l4r.l and 1lainrs md lackrl uil At the t!arrsun
lirpuly- Ward ~ uf tho prlsnu Wh'on he 20
chcurfllly cIl 1t. ISIS. Tho prisoner WAS sen
two months ul,ti thou scutbd tho wall and tied,
and vi, to the time ot arrest had uot been hsar.l
Ut by tho Missouri officials. He will now getur1
to All sx1euiel Bontcucn.
My. John Palm. well known shoemaker who
, 1881-10-26

IN tho Mayors otlice tolay. the lscY. Dr.
flellows presiding. bishop Potter sc,,t 81,
A cOlIlnfttee WIS at,pUIntc.t to Ascnttafn Tho
particulars fruM ihU scene III the t!Esastur,
nlnl " NECESSARY iH tssslU auctllsl nppGal for
relief.
ALI. FIJI! CHARITY.
The Into Francis =. Sch0als left SUI, 600 10
charitable institutions.
t,ANlp'f.EAut'E MEETING IN illspnKLyE.
Mayor Iinwctl pr4s,te,l ut tho Irish f,aint-
!.euHsH n,Ge1inK fI thu Aenttr,,ly nf Msslr,
l3rtnklytI, tonight. Wendell Phillips sulil d
tGitnr saying II lrelntM wnt,ltl ll5leil to l'Ar-
llell slsu would carry hGr p0t1lt.
Will. lie TAkES EAnt: or.
AZ thn l'arnclt Central Land I.rap,tc To-
night 1ettur frtI,I ANN l'Arl1nll. IF t'nlllfn.
WIS rent, III which BiIu ,Hnitl se
ltah u report tint thurs had lrcf
Il committee appointed III this city IN
HgGurr employment Tor silC,t Ut tin lsUyuf
Irish GonssnhufHry its tlrSlrpt1 IL resign Hu,l
rIn1grnte. She tlIaugflt It wnnd H., we'll II
slicli committee wits ng,inteIl. ntnt It, llnvu
tho snnfGru1lts bring with thGtn tlnlr- dis.
Charge md Il ccrtIilcute from the lncnl IMNl
t,tMgi,c, 'Hllu Committee MI Organization
was empowered t0 receive sllcll eln'srattts.
titIt.li.
'Thn sscn,MGr .Arizoma brought s33o5, ,O0o IN
gold frDIn EitrUln:.
\ Ia,xr MAN DisCUvEtlt:1,.
Nicholas Teliluscl.. n curli sIcculator NJ
Liverm0l ntlu San FraiciscM, WHO ,fnls beelI
lMfsslnB for Il couple Of wCuks, Inns l,vell
fhulid IN Tho fnsatl. asylum ~, Wards ISL
mud, 'wlcre lie Ind ,ecll plaeet( by the at-
tbDrttteJ,
, 1881-10-26
MILITARY MARKsMEN.
Thc f1tv1slou n1htcls nj I'art Smelling,
aI1tt.-'rnf,te Of tho Winners Names

nv. =. .at.s.tn,, nsnfa1. nj 1ff.tf 4rn1ffsr.
Anc A'Aslsson rs, srt...n..r ~.....ss
Wahi'-'1nblc o. vi" "'""''"' '%"''e"
nnh sr"re*.
HEsef1t fIIfpdfth to The Ehtc199 tribune.
ur p,t,, ,,tnr,. f,ct, Ih-A military rltlu
o. 'H.t" .'.,II,s t,.,,. t,,. h,u,, T., .,r,,,.
t'thtch III Fort ss'elt'u9 ah', '',s ,'. Icy. ~ m"s
ross fur spno t:!.ys. trial an'l tkrIh': matches
Be.rg shut. rMiay WIS tlo ttlnl enntcAt
II, tho nrnxct,co t,r t,eus, Sheridan mud Terry.
~ .nu rr,,,r MI lin tim, mani
ich1hs Were preann' 'to', ~. ~
IN tho tlivisimt Thu sncfibcfs u tho tcaisss ~
eumile,t ut tho headquarters tent 1T UH'cidck,
md ,,,,e,.r,t In ,,r,w FOR targets and urttpr vi
s',.,,,,s 49,, -, lair rr hm,r 1,,c ,,rttrnnrIr,
e""tlu ahd III ""st ~ w. ~ -. e ..''-.
woru Ill nrrhnxcn. nf'a the c"htast "penc"
ut w ylrtls, Four 0f 1,a!,liry's tni-
proyeu revolving targete wcro nscl,
ana tho acores . ut +. t'n ,, respective ,.,
.1Kea werb tncuA ~ cEMae@ @ u, y, :uss @ scivssG,! ~
lhf th9 t,llrposo; !he ,l!G! s"t ~ !aals' n!n' y.
tceF!lnfh'G Win my ri!ies; GNei 'liam WMs ~
'u"e Il WArI!iE ell'lt ~ el.S1 i.At. sti,n s'hnsl
shut NJ ~ ,sllt! tn SAfu4' .e''a ~, san'iii9 spts %
III WI tntt-. Unhlsr tnosa ca,iit!n3 'tsn @ WnrK
pre.cG!!E st''"othly asii ese.tuts ul'it ."e HrMH
IT III ui!i w 5ut"n haM "esn ~
completed. An c*alns!lnI,nn ~, ~ W.
setes sfweti That tho isoi!'t.I" ~ tne ", a,k s,,.
tenn ta ins'!n yNry totir ssofGs s,,,;,' Gpare Will w..
i,4n u tfie lrefHs n.5F, h m, ~, % y.
Mlsso,ir, %rre II nns.nuo' IT, W. % tt.'u ~ ~. ~ tnn
UehiM, @ ~. ~ tnn cotes' ,,irs r ',,..u s,,.,,ou1
, 1881-10-26
CANADA AND THE STATES,

i <:rosyftIw Sentiment for AiincHatton
In tho NunIE3alOn-.Elle Cstlsu. Witch
Ilnvb LcA to TI,!x FcoltnE-Dnay tlse
Mobiles Ut Canada Dptsoxeu to u t'Mloh
AN English Review Of altc situu-
Pail Mall Ga-<ttt ti>7nao,).
We Invu received the following from Il
Canadian correspondent who has good 0ls-
purttInitles Ut kluWtng tho stntc nf opinion
III ,nAs,y p,lrts OF tho DoHlntOn:
"'i'hoyo nr9 s0nsu l,lltfcal questions ut
which It Is we'll tn loNt1 sometimes from wlnt
inuy be called tho positive pnEnt Ut view
that IL tn shy, frosn thu standpoint OF III nct-
,lnl calculation Of chances, aulto apnrt frU,l
our Owl, particular hopes, or fours. Or Wishes,
or eypn fruIn our OWL particular desire tn III
iIupnep tho eyont one Wny Or tho other.
AIMING slcll problems, faw pvr.
lla,,s aso morn generally mtslln.
,lcrstuud IN Eugiaud than TINT which
cu,tcurls tho ultimate fate OF the CAnat!an
Dominion. Everybody Win Ilas watched tho
rul.rsu Of oI,lMlon In Canaun cl0sely for tIlu
past tell or llfteen yuRrs knows perfectly
wei! that there has been steadfIy growing up
q s!nw ai,a tentative feeling iii fay1r OF uliloI.
with tho States. .ilme was when tho C,.lll.
AIans hated tie very name OF anllex-
alton, alld when they ware oil 'loyal
to MI slfuslvs and very tlcmonstratiye
degrees. 30. in u why: they ara still.
A eerlaiIl strong sentiment 0f personal, ~
t,chl.Ie!lt to tiie Drltlsl. Cr0wi, Ii deeply
ru0te.l III tho Mserasu Canadian mint. unt
VI late years nIlGther aIua IniTe practically
operative sentiment has nsn Mc!, growing
UP among thu lIaul-hoatlctl ,ntl business
IKE Canadian, farmers nl'd merchants;
Every :.duy they recognizo hlore nrlti
nors that thoro IL curtail, anomaly
in their present Isolated position on thu
American continent. The unpopuiarlty will!
which anuexu4loulstS were once regarded
, 1881-10-26

WAAlIlnOTuN, D. C., Oct. Et.-EnllYrcss,nau
Htr0unelt. Ut A!nb,ula, VIII, WIS nl,u ut tho per-
sons Invited to acctNMl'Ary she NNt!on's xueats
tfn!latiy with Tho Uugtut gliests slice thor Mr.
rtynl III Washington, stys that the IMPRESSION
wheil llus beell uroatl'l tAut thore wgru ftsiiEa
Ut jealousy betWuun thu Fre,leh aud l1er.uats IL
somewhat urr.,eol,s. Their Intercourse
throughout, thongh NH tntisnutc. bus ha!l'. NJ.
tusy, The Fruilrll wcrc Glvnn prvcetlcnte IN
crru,nUlInl occaslunt, 4lil the llrrun,ss acsiul.
oscett without thU slightest manifestations Ut
prluly Ut Ibis eullrsn utllur tho CIRCUMSTANCES.
HUH thu French and urrn,n1.s express ttlssl1.
solves IN ,n.!cll plustsu4t ut lhutr reception und
trcntu!U,,t un tho pArt of The Alnerican Dtacials
und public. At tho ba,i1uut 10 tho HerMa,ls
lust hight, tho Atuerie;IH. ntr!lAsl. and Froich
III Tho SERVICES tpldere,l by tue two Eurupaat.
uAttuus lii Americas struRKlo tor Independence.
, 1881-10-26
COTTON-PLANTERS,

ViCKsMuR0, Miss, Got. %i.-Thu National Cot
toli- -Pnntgrs' Association ttAlay Aloptul scaolu.
tions lurluoFlalIklux Congress u refer A!i plnns
fnr Mississippi ltiyer Improvement to tho Mlbsts-
sippt ltlyor Commission, tn order to avod a cou.
iltct OF various plAna; niao requesting CUngress
support and cnNperation 10 tho Fartlurs' Ali;
allco Ut lnwa III It's suit uKslnaL tho wlro gcilc1
monopoly: alsu Inviting fnriners Hnl planturs
throughput the cuttun 5tNtca tu meet with thla
association at Aslnta l,cu. y, which IL expected
TT bD u1t0 Ut thu mist intcrcsttnE occasions In
the history o{ tho South,
, 1881-10-26

E1fttnl D1aPIleb 70 7ht Chicago 7F1btEnf.
AttNt,ltA. Oct. LA vory ctnl'0rnte but quiet
wedding took piaeo In this city this afternoon,
tho ocensloll bctn9 tho nuptlaIs TT 4. ". Stolp
tho tunur 1'isrtncr in tho wooIcn 'nnnufaetur-
Ing tlr,n Of j. q. s,olp & Sun, mud Helen l..
IhAycr. Tho crrpnOny tHok l,!nce Mt tho resi-.
tlu,lce nF tho brsl,'s ,Arants, and wts rcrfurned
by tho toy. sr. lrelitlks. III tho tresutee al the
itnmed'atg relatives only Ut tho contracting
pNrttes. Tho welding presents ~ure 1il1tnnrnut.
f!ett, md vnIAts, Ntln wprq tlI0 testimonials Ut
Affection from frUnlls hero md In Nostun.
, 1881-10-26
Seventeen 1IorkcH and Mules Perish In
u Fire mt Burlington, III.

2pfctdt U1srdfth 70 lhs ChItdg5 lTfbaHf.
nultflSnToS, H., Oct. %h-shnrtly after 3
o'clusk this evening fire was discovered IN thu
stalle Of Gilbert, Hodge T. Co., l'ta,ocr eIslcrs.
mud rnpld WIS tho progress Of the tlro TINT, Of
eighteen hcnd Of horses and mutes in tho stnhlc,
only ono wits got out nifye, nnd seventeen
harnct. This average value OF tho atlnala TINT
perlsh,.l Is estimated ut $.Wl Tho ioss Oh tho
building Ii estimated ut atlp.it *!Ub,. and on
Ions t;iHW Tho nnlys ts,airat,o., wiz ei,Jiy Oh
thu building. Tic llro IS beloved tu lare bocn
tnGrntIIury.
, 1881-10-26

IsitzssnaJ,,out.-S'm,tric.

Sptt{dt ntsrdtth fa The Chttd7o I7tb.ns.
OCl,SoMnw4h., Wis. Uct. .5.-A pcnsnilt wc'l-
ding tttok plaeo ut tho rcsidonce 1T Mrs. y. Co
triti, TIN this city. ycstuEtlny, tho contracting
PARTIES bctlig SIR II. II. Fitxslmmnns, uf lsrouk-
Vile, Cnnnti't. Mnd Mlss Amelia Z. FAnric, vi
Nuw Orleans, In. Tho Isav. l.. ". Nnvis. rectur
1T Xnn EplscupnI Church, rarforned tho corc.
,ewly- t,nrrr'l cD,I'lp lclt rDr tlltCagn anu tho
East. Miss Fn,trc vii! bu rcnc.lt,ert.t by ,AI,Iy
whU spunt thu a,ts,ltnGr fturu ns ut!o Of New
Orlpatis attraUtlsn representatives.. She md
her mother hlyl spent tho GNttry summer here
ut tic plHco III which silo WIS hurried, unl won
tho respect Of aIl whom she met.
, 1881-10-26
OBITUARY..

Edward IL. 1tvnnr. af xFntert0vts, WIS.
Special D'spafth 10 Ihs Chtcda0 Trfhuns.
WATEnrtlws, Wiz, Oct. :3.-E1wnrsl II. Eynps,
ono Of tho best known lirerymun In tho State.
.l!ed heru ths eyeningfrum iuJurlcs ,o received.
tic result nf rslulwily ,lcc,!oht ncar Elnhbn-
tus Eat1ttHy aftNrnDon. aged % years. liz cllIIc
10 WAtUrtuwN lH lHtt
, 1881-10-26

hNrlynte residences hr establishments, and Ia
have tho hnrrit Ut the Invention without
nwnlttnH tl,e cDlttta,y'. slnw movements III
l,crlccttnr thu district system mil destroying
tllu occupation Of El,S-1ilakHrs.
, 1881-10-26
Letter framl the Govcrner Of Now
NIpxicO.


Sptttdl uHpdleh 70 tbs Chicago 5FtbaNf.
LotIiHyiLlE, ky., Oct. .5.-The Grand 14udEo
Of KeiItuuky Of tito Independent Order ur Odd
Fulows met to'tay In Fiills City IN Grand An
nual session. Tho rUnorls ut tho executive
committees ahow tho eo,,sllton Of tho order to
10 flrkt-cinss. Tho delegate tD tho Supreme
Orund lsutIgo inadO Il yGry yulMntfn0tts rcrnrt.
tho Grand htastur doverGd hIs usuNl nl,l,llA nl-
arpss, md thay, to9oshar with Reports 0f uthcr
executive Oi!leers. woru refcrreu to Mnl.rnprnto
committees, ami rho session adjourned till to.
morrow ut 0 o clock,
, 1881-10-26
I'm ANDERSON,

EunEKA. New, Oct. 1l-JnMcs u. An,torson.
of tho ECrfllJ L.tftttfr, ~ severely beaten last
Saturday, Ii uuw HAtI tu bo uut uf danger.
, 1881-10-26

: SIIF III EsINgH7 1IIs
Spfctal DispdFth 10 Thf Chicago Tribune.
ErO1S, ILL.,, Oct. .s',-Qulto q stir tlns been
cnllsctl in local eocety circles by tic marrlnGc.
occurring lust evening, ot Fred WEIGH tlid Mrs.
Charles NcCotnb. The vronhl f. a penr bitt de-
survtIlg young 1tnn Of x. The brittle II alal,Y!
tor OF tho lAio N. Mallory, EHt, and y rrlatlsp
wIl0so family s!in haB always llrc,1. She is about
~. and has nIlc chttd The event wMa mot nu-
nuunccd until Its occurrence.
, 1881-10-26

tn riv mt ,uu, hts traok he hnd not 1trii ttpt-
,,r,,I n i, to fnniaEt, ~. victim II III II irrriu
rilKs,t, aittl viii lo cUnstfcs1 to ticr lH fur Sow
t.rua fnYs ut tDHBt,