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, 1881-04-01

Mr. Ii.ttlllsoS WIS very confident fow
days aftur bis election TINT ho was going to "lI,l
tho lteplblIean party" In m Interview With
reporter printed April 8, ls7I. ho sa!d:
lrropose to consult tho f,lterest Of the party
md tho public In everything. shalt ti0t rbtnlyB
man without putting l,et Tor tia, in his pncu,
aud bDlrtv clln t!tll KnOtl flGlhncrtta. ftettnt
" kt Qtd i!eIMettn 1ktrt and Mt tho utli] 0f my
term Of bco tn lenyn tho purity wllieh pieotcd
1nn resturcu to DlblIu confidence n,.a tho tn.
publican party WilmHl out. -. shalt espcot
DdMocFNts especially to nIl me IN ildvunGlilH tho
lhtrty Interest, With I'LL cyo 10 1850 always, fur
thnt Ia tho tHcut We Arc after.
Tho WY ltnrrtsuN prooenLUd "tn kill tho Ite-
publican party" wns to tlrlye tho best And most
faithful nDtuDcrats out oc tho Democratic purity.
lIu offended md insultcl tho Irish. iaAtlo frluuds
Of tho criminal elnssos. Htll behaved III such
way that Cook County guyo 10.00J Republican
majority. That IL tho why ho killed tho lsc-
publican purity II TINT WIS tho reRllkt OF his
kcepng his eyo IN 1850 we hope llo has his cn.le
orb fastened In tho same way on April B. 1881.
Hut, seriously, docs mt this 1lttcr0nco. mndu In
April. lS7D, shnw that tllore WIS method IN tho
1nRdncss Ut Harrison in tho Presidential CANT
palHn. Tho a,an ~ n bittor and malignant pnr-
taan OF tha old kontucky bourbon strIpe; usd
II utterly tinssfe ta bo trusted With Ii purely
business ulilco suuh III tho stayosalty should bo.
, 1881-04-01
THE oLEoMARGARINE METHODS.

The muw product, oIe0Margaslne, Is arous-
Ing II very decided public Interest III New
York by the Developments wl.tcll lave been
ln.ltle IN thu investigation by Committee Of
tho Assembly now pontling. Tho testimony
whicl, Inns been given l,efuro tho Committee
Il Astonishing. Thu ayldellce Of dealers In
butter nllc chccsu wsls utmost unanimous
Interchangeable WIS killing tho tratlo in tic
genuine urtlrles. s1r. Francis d. Alnullon's
statements OIL tl,ts p0int were very interest
ilIg. lie said:
Tho value OF rho milk, cheese and huttcr pro-
lleel isl this country III ia77a WIS between 34b-
tkU,UAI anl St,UNl,UO. Ottulnnrxnr1ne w'iB Erst
pe ns II sa"y .y ~
crct foe. Laws bnyo hcen cya,aesl a1ld opnnly
Iuta"r aGron.l. Last your :S.US,0oD pounds ot
hntter and 41:000t&n poutnls Of n!eanargnr!no
Wtrp exported. llnt fur tho Hsp)ilInrHHFlhe, cur
exports ii I,tior wo.Il,l havp beou bctweou 50.
lAJ,UM und tAlUU,lkkl pounds. EIEtand EApurts
t1lsktu uhl worts. u ,sttsr annually, and ~ this
Si51u'Ul cot,Iea from r>sew here !hun here. Hiv-
nR ITS 0lly about lu tpr cett OF tho tr'ltle. 6ha
Mnrts t:.!'.'xUnod w.irtta of cheese. and "f thnt
tho United StntUs. W. uan anaKo lmttcr bHttnr
anu cheMpur butter than 0tner Nations, and. hut
for this DletItHHE4rine fraud, We SHOULD Alpply
thu markets Ut ENGLAND.
Numerous other witnesses confirmed Mr.
Mo,Alta,,'s figures. 1t was. moreover, sAeIr
testimony tl!at u!eou,arsarlnc, umler the
microscope, showed all,1ls Ut a'lnIal lIfo ainl
tic goruls OF disease. 1t ~ imp0sslblu to kill
tho anilnal lifu In bcef-fat ut temperature
lower than 2l3 degrees, but its manu-
factnrers reftsse to ulluw IL higher tolnpcra-
| tura ttlaM l.o degrees for the extraction af
Tho oil. TIiese things nre bad enough IN
t!elr way, but the condition Of tho Ma1lu-
, 1881-04-01
A Frcnch pcn-I'icturo Of Prince His
ntnrcfEs

Mr. Grcn1er, e<lstor-i.s-ehict OF the Pnvts
CDusttt"tlolti. In his pnpnr draws tho Following
pc,,- picture Of tho Iron Chancellor, which tn'tst
be very atterlng 10 lllnl indeed. considering tho
aotlrpu whence It cD1nes:
tn ttrisu We wish lu wcro II f'rUnchtilnn. lii
fHct, 10 POSSESSES muFu of tt!o elllracierlstlc
md Heinrich IIalnu. lae IL II mnrsvE. this llns
IT, II ho 'saro nut our ,t9leny l!g wt't'i.i etl-
to lie ltns III tl:lt,y dl11uron nnl.siera Of do
portnent as 11areq!ltn hHt tra.tsy aid Ao h'l
th ie Is 5! o9 psttloa oySrar mi
u il hu rcpsatei:. liz il insoent Mni
ho plays win tpeIi curls and chArEcs with open
ysor. lln wtll cpnsorsn on ail subjects that
oat aeross ~ % 1F 1 III II y MaI 1nr @ sr y
t.,9 nail on the hca,l. Thotl-prustn!-tha while
With Ills sp.lrs, ind slurc simultaneously. In
such inoIn9nta he !uoks ny II by wcrs about t1
sps so sssfi liz t Kss g "xd ety s nsd ma
eccotiirlcty., When hp palnD to Paris III lsus ss
leal saur!ans Put Of thS!r rran'rletIet, jiat as
}S'R }S% and 'p S WIN a tho u I'll s fapless s'aet q
tho frsuol' h9lnnl!e; IL, li' r., tnrow 1 ,su,,, his
ill., Ct S 2 .o a y s efS TnasS
wholn io Luz! isnt op9ra.sniatizoi IN s,ieh !. na-
ins s.lEula2 Aud bismarck bus slono tic, sumo
n.'f " xreat ,s ~ Ut T 10 a s lot ako hsr appy liz
i eoas!,ntly .lere,al!ls S!msail i IL had ,!os
Misaeo. hn M Iorrio. aer'ay woa1.% % ,sot 10 Whit
blc Ia to-!uy. uui' W. would ,Int he what We nro
to-day. III our opinion this Alsneu- LORRAINE nf-
f}1jtrHI tDlKiitiCHiJf Nl}HnF$111jty
, 1881-04-01
4 Nnsy Holy Alliance.

Prof. Y. hlnrtcns, wl,o IL tho official mouth
r1ece Of tho isuSsaMn Government OIL ii! oues~
lions Of 6tAto anl international lAv, the gAtu0
as hia celebrated xrand-hncle, Gaasge Il. v.
Martuns, WIS bufor0 him during tho reign Of
Alexander !. md tho t1rst so-calol Holy Allt-
at,co,-puhlis!,c.l shortly utter tho assassination
Of Alexander II. lottcr III tho 81 Petersburg
UG1Us, In which ho declares Switzerland to 10
tho hearth aud hnrbinVer Ut tho conspiracy
against thu iIycs Ut nil tho crowned AeaS OF
Eurupc. According to his stAtcn,onts, tho con.
BprntoFs could. unucr tho protection Of th4t
Republic, Fond tnelr an!ors and pronancln-
nol,tus li1nlulustcaty forth to tho world and tho
seat Of tho Executive Committee Of tho NthilIsts
md Socialists WIS 0cnoyt, wher1 th0y held
their meetings. lilo conuludcs bis lottur BY pro.
pos.ux second 1loly Al,lanrc. aad by .,elnand-
!nH that tho SWlss ,Nepublio should ccaso
to exist, antl bo olfurGt to Empornr WILL
Inm for annexation to Germany. King Alfonso
uf spain, Immediately after tho ticAth Ut Gar
Alexander H.. proposed to tho crlw nea bends u
Eliropo Ut, 1lronsfvo anA drfensls0 alliance
ng,,Iust EthIsul, Socialism. AI,a Communism.
Emperor William exclaimed. wlcn receiving tue
nuws Of hLs nophow's death, "TAq lilo Of u
crowned monarch IL not sufo a1y longer In
EurUpu!" Even In EnR!uuu, tho cable tnfurna
us, tho tdca Ut III uttur Iestruuslon Of tue Nihi-
ISIS a.ltl Socialists Ia received with genuine sAt-
isfaetion by tho highest political crcles. And
naw dispatches Ut tho :ath Of March trosn
Nerltn aud 1.on.lon brluK us the nows that tho
Itussun Ambassadors stHtionct Ut tho tlllrerent
Courts OF EuropD uro assembled at l!crliu, and
tlaat TIERS IL truth IN tue statement thut thoy
NIL, 10 Instructed iii their roturn to
tAoEr Iariu4s capitals to urge u tbs
l,tmost tho question OF c0mblnc1 mcas.
t,rcs nKatnst rcRlclle4. Another berlin
dispatch OF tho saane uate states that Germany
Is seriously intent upon COMING to Sons iuter-
, 1881-04-01

LONDON Truth: "What rane but ono GU
tlroy virgin 1T culture would consent to hayc
the .,l0st Xlurlnus Ut It's unturul obJocts trans-
formed Into hoardings anl spaoes let to adj
yrrttsors? Tho American Continent AuiAes with
cn1rcl lrttors, Tho ellis ul0nx tho Hudson
iH,ploro you TO '1}uy Sozodont >; tho Horseshoe
Fail IL eloquent In praiso Ut lightning on; tho
voices of tho Rocky Mouusu1ls nru load lu
recommendation OF tatsng Hun stovo Polish:
Echp Cuilun mud the Ynsomstu, d miracle OF
nntlrG, ur1 yoluble Of dyce about cor1l pustars,
hoteIs. nnd 'Tho Nnbblcst i,athlng. .st'ts Evor
ut1ered,' 1t has been suggested, / should aid,
that tho sunsD und character Of tlcso insorIp-
tious arc religious, anu thnt the p!ous Amerlcnn
regards Ills country US An altnr, to tho almighty
ta!lAr, md theso ~ 20 many appropriate texta
and ttl41linMtlt,na. In either cnau tho practice
savors Of primitive Ignorance and barbarian,
and thur0 ate,n ,nany other American wAys which
arv suggestive tu tho satnD lirecti0n."
, 1881-04-01

"1'IIE Kentucky hlca" Of gambling will
not 20 down III Chicago. It Is essentially
Northern community. There IL no race-issuo
in ChicaRo OIL tlls question. Tho practice Of
gambling publicly is rs abllorrel!t to tho for
cign-born rs to the native cltlzcns. Tho fso-
thermal limo for Chicago along which nearly
nil the immigration travels doesn't strike
my gambling territory. Mr.. Harrison must
hnyo been thinking Of Louisville or New
Orleans when ho announced that lle ltad
authorized fourteen public gambll1lg-louses
III the City of Chicago.
, 1881-04-01

LATE French anl German papers cnntain
TIM proposition anu advisory stntolnents pro-
pared by tho l'roneh Government to DO submit
ted tD tho t.inetnll!o Conference which will
meet ut laris within shHrt tlmu. Tho saIIent
poInts cuntulnrtl thoreiu nro 1s tolIows; u Tho
Suites enternx Into tho treaty shall be known s
tho Uulon llinutnlltluo." (:} They will nlrlit
geld md silver ut tho rntc Of l5!t to to unfo.
alrletcl colnaKc. ~ The ,nints OF every slnglo
State Joining aud belonging to the Union H.
lnotalItuno shail. FREQ Of ohArKc, con oil the
silver Into tho States coin WAlch may be pro.
scntc.l 10 thetg fur co!nage 1y uny one. ~ In
0r.'pr that tho obligations cntereA into by tho
contracting pArt,ca any not. ntAoug themselves,
ut mudu an Illusion through tho accumulation
OF silver TINS presented for cptnagg, tho Stutcs
aro hound aud obliged to pau etsh for Ill u.e xsper
offered before 1t ls cancd, after lplucttuY : per
sntl1e. 10 This trcaty shat rotualn In torcu until
tho Lat Of IanuarY, l00.
, 1881-04-01

TitE Tribune Inns often rendered Harrison
excslant ,tslvlue. which he had not tho scso 10
adopt; 1t now offers him tho best nlvicc possible
to be g!vcn-yLz.: to publish II cntrl withdrawing
from tho truck. Thts would bp tho graceful act
OF Ills Administration. ana tue easiest thing he
cut 10. II ho stNys OH, hu will bu friHhifully tu
fcnted md politically rlined for: Tho rp1lnlndu
arl l1ik LII.
, 1881-04-01

I.OnD DEAcoNar1EtD, says the London
I}nr1tf. mover dtsslpatps or lmpAirH ta energies In
superi1uols sultcItut1c. As he hollis enthusiasm
tobu Il hot d[stompor OF tho blood, gu he considers
l1o Is tho Muster ut an nrt Of which 3lr. Glna-
atono knows nothng-tno economy OF force.
, 1881-04-01

1hscUss1SG tho Ntnatecl,.Dlstrfcts Appor-
t!onrnent Bill, tho Datlu ltortan aaya: $50 far
rs wo nre nb!a to 1uIxo, tho proposed district
will he II n,oat excellent one, and ought to bs
satisfactory 10 all tho Republicans rosldlpg
within lka limits"
, 1881-04-01

l'ttoR. VEsSuit, the Cannck weather
prophet. mado tho following predictions few
duys ayo for the month OF April, which cotn-
ulcIIccs to*duy:
Thpru will bu sIArp froat IN tho M.tsinnny Of
APRIL, with BruwfAll on tho ilh ar 9th; hut tho
s1rny viii opcn tuSornbly, &no esGryth1nK will
ba pretty well nlvAIlGea ly. Ansjl 1t Eltods
In April, with hlgh Winds Alsu ptuyaliIu. In tho
, 1881-04-01
TRIBUNE; BRANCH OFFICES.

rur CrrfcA1n TnfnthH i'n% established hsnnch
o,ces fOr the receipt subscriptions uud AdTcrtlso-
menta na follows: --.
NEW TORK-1soom p Tribune building. FIT. Nc
FApnES MauA1oE. ..... ..... ..
: GLAsGOW. Eru!tnnd-Ailan's American MEMS
AEcflcr, II lirnfeId-st .......
LUNDuN. Enx-Amcrfcan Exchanae. ~ stFano'
uENHr F. GILt.1n. .ieunt-
hASulN9IUS. D.t.--l.io FstroHt
, 1881-04-01

TIE grave mistake Harrison malo was III
surprising tnat tnore people In Chcago wcru op.
l,1sod to the cnturconunt ol the nrt!lnnuces
thnt wore in fAvor OF II. IIo ntstOok tho mp
p!a,lso Of ltccntious rabblo for public oplnloh.
md listonrd To tho advIco OF gamblers anl
ptmps rather than Of respectable aud taw-a abu-
iur cittzOug
, 1881-04-01

IT Is understood that tho Goyornor-{iehcral
will lonve Ottawn fur tho Northwest Territory In
Juno or Inly. lfu will 10 ns far as Edmonton,
un tito lsivcr Saskatchewan, following as ncnriy
hs possible tho route Ut tho Cunnn 1aotRo hail.
way. lilo will probably bo accompanied by rep
rcaontntlvcs Of ono Of the leading London dai-
1tpa
, 1881-04-01

PRESIDENT G.AnFIELp has decided not to
recnlt ua1,. Longstreot from Conatanttnopio.
Tho alate for tho Fe,lprn1 otllcos in Louisiana,
which was presented to tho PrcsIdont. and
which included Longstreots recall, bus thoro-
foro boon changed.
, 1881-04-01


4 fow Democratic lratlcrs and uuwspopers
tltat recpuniza TIM futIlity of future Efforts II,
obtain coltrol or tho National t,oynrnmeut
,,ut1pr ,lfu,p tint Inns bcco,ue sy,,onvu,u,,s
witt, failure and with nj, organization which,
is made IN chiefly of tl]saHfeeuule runtnr,-
ccnccs hnyy suggested n sort OF tentntiyo
movement for I, new party, Or q nov fssrc,
or n ilcw name. or urw sulne,],Inr
which shu,l ser;r In rcyiyc 1osi nni,na-
tlon Thts movement has int procce,led
tn Il lcnuth which warrants muclt nttnut1on.
AR. r,ruu,; r[urtl. In rcfjriur from t,onpr,..s
rayn n dinner at which I'm suu1cstr,l MI
issl,e ,lpun which l,c co,,ld not carry Ills owl,
district. Fccters huye ham mt mt in yurl-
otts d!rcctfnns tn ascprtntn Tho prol,at1n r,,-
ception which "Frce-rrat1on party woull
rcc,,tve nj, the hon3s nj thn np,noernts nnd
tin res,tH 1tns bceu rnthcr tiaunrnlu,, ,,nou
lilo art,or Of certain theorists who lnbor
Under lin tlct,,slon tint Tim Democratic
Marty cnr nj any lin. shui},,. off tts ,nortal
cott ami takc upou # Immortality l,v clu,nu-
t,tt tts mana or l,y forcing so1,,c nnn issuo ns
mn rxpedIcnt fur securing tlle smils. Tl,
that tl,a unfairly nj ru,,,t,crota nr,, 10 roc1:.
rooted md monntal,,.bu,tre,scl rs cyer:
md notwithstanding tleIr d,s,nnv ot t1,o1r
iatc National ,lcr,ut. t,loy will tn rt.atly IN IN
into tho mkt cantr,,rn nnler the ol,j co]nrs
tn i,c wh,unr1 oua,n Rho most sn,,s,l,Io
,,tt.ro,,cn 1,pou thc nav Marty srumc nv t,,o
nav marty ,,nu,a. yh,el, wa Ipvn ,,ottroI II
Tin fn,,n,yt,,, from tho No,v ynrr gu,ury.
No uolItIcal nur,y osor voluntarily ,lsl,anle,,.
Any rarty that went o't Of business, so to sprak,
, 1881-04-01

frnn .fairy ster II il wrr mt ror sI,o rn'tlt. or
tT IT. ;;"r %s 'isr 1's s .s1 It'll ia sfn t. s
ttttor hal l,s*r,t thrnlul, MI Tue t''nntplIa-
ttnns. Mr. HetlsAaw !ti,l nut tknk that mn r'i!.
from huttur no long ns 1t wns rrca hui nftcr i
tInd htn,l q whtlu aiyhnly cultlh .lctert II. ~
crs. e ~ sa Il, tho wii's:s, Witt III lie Retailer. sei
It lnr butter, md tfey tcsl nc thoy could nut
sell 1t IN my neos Why
fr. 1tuilstlnw's statements wure confirmed
by porsosIal inspections Mntl0 by tho Cont
mitter, wI,o visited factories without tho
knowledge III tho owi,crs, md found lllosn 10
bn III tho filthy condition lig Ind described.
There weru not wa,tinx witnesses wl.o Ills
tn.tctt aIl tho statements TINT were mnttu and
who comte'sttcsl that butter and cheese t,atic
by tic ulconhrgnrlna methods wero better.
healthier, mil luore wholesome tllnn tile
bulk Of tho genuine products Ms 0tTurcd for
sn'e fn tho markets, hut the weight Of the
testimony was decidedly against them.
Tho nel1on OF thu New York Assembly Is 4
hlnt To our own Legislature. II oletlnarga-
rine IL fi1thy mil unhealthy In New:Totk 1t
certainly is here, and deserves to ho lnvcsll-
gated. Such MI Investigation sll0nld take
but onc direction, ind tint Is ,o compel the
manufacturers Of sucl butter and cheese
tp mark every package. "Il,fs islnlttcr matfo
FROM lar.I." or "rhis Is cheese ,.l'.tle from
snet." rs tie cnse may be. Then there can
he llD reasonable ground for complaint. for
If pcnple prefer to ont lartl-butter they ought
to bc allowed tho opportunity. but I'D dealer
Issis right to sell butter wliicl, Ii not butler
a1nl cheese which is not cl!cesc, without 50
specifying. Our Solons Mt Springfield could
hardly 10 Il niuro grateful net than to Inform
tho people now OF wflRt stuif this klnd Of
butter a,,tl cheese Is made, and avlng donc
this, then punish every MnliNfaetnrer Sc
yercty who puts pound of 1t tt tho market
without plainly specifying what It Is Oh tllo
package.
, 1881-04-01

TnE Office wlscra Andrew Jackson went
thraua!l tho formally OF atudytng llw IN snlls-
llry. N. t., IL still standing. It 10 described as
long, fra,ne house, two stories high, with u
long front rarcfl. stumbling back on II grass lawn
umtd trees a1I ngod box bush.
, 1881-04-01

AS HARRISON adults publicly that he ca1l-
mt Unforco tho orllnauces. why docs ho losIeo
u reElcoiien7 Why not step as!Ao assl let q man
tako his placo who vii! cufurcu tho ordinances.
or at fcast tFU3
, 1881-04-01

If Harrison pessists III remain1ng IN the
ncld ho will bo 80 tcrriilcaly defcatcd noxt
Tucslay TINT hs fllturo availability Will be
rl,lned forever. No party or Convention will
ever touch him again,
, 1881-04-01

At a London musical entertainment n song
was gll1tx III which Mother Bhipton's prophecy
wnB alluded to, An English gent1cmau htsso0
because The sattl) ho thought 1t b!asphemoua to
makc song from prophecy In tho Hlblo.
, 1881-04-01

"WouLp to Cd that could, but can't,
enforce your ordinances u8a1ust indoeouoy and
crl,Ae."-C. II. We'll, 9ot cut OF tho way, than.
tor man who will at laast honestly and cousa-
atv try. D..
, 1881-04-01

Az THINGS aro working now III the Irish
Rnl Gor.nau wards, tho nua.entorcUmcnt cnu-
dtdate Will 10 whirlpool by over lv0o0 majority 1t
tho American wurIs do their duty.
, 1881-04-01

LIT It bo broken gently tn the hlnekleg
frutcrnty tlat they hayu oycrlolle tho business
and killed their candidate for Mayor by runuiQX
, 1881-04-01

TuE only colotcd n,an In Chicago who Ill
tends to vote for Harrison is Darky" Dawson,
IL no-aceonnt "niggor," who IL held In dlsre-
speet by all tho respectable colorcd mon in tho
f,1f~
, 1881-04-01
SOCIETY ttEETISGS.

ORIENTAL lOrlt1r:, M. ~. A. F. Il 4. M.-lteE-
tlnr Communication fortnight. business Mrd work.
~ utdar i. u. BsECIdEIl, ~. II.
CiiaWl.Es CArI.1N, Secretary.
, 1881-04-01

IlAu1llsoN fnu1ll the Irish very casy peo
pu to gull tho iErst tinlv by honeyca words and
tatr promises; but thls limo thoy haye no mora
faith III him tpnn Bob lngcrsoll hAs III Batan.
, 1881-04-01
che T1~i1l11111e.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

IN .rA1It-1N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F1lEI'A1h
t,nt,x edtfor onp rom 1&.01
Parts nt Ennr 1"r tl"tth. ..,".........s". TX. XXX
tR[ly mil suHi1nf. n4 FHnf. lL.On
rueehay. Thursday. Hfn satnEflaY. per rrar.. M'nn
ntnfuy, wednesday,. md l'Ff'lny. ror ychr. s!ssHs
hun,ny, 1G-{nYg rdltiHn per y''Ar. 1.oO
WEEE1.y EhtTtnS-1usTrAfh
Dr1r cons. prF fe1t
IEH 81
1TEnty sttna FGts,
fptcinlcn copies sent frce.
Give rost.ulico adlrosa III full, IncludtnR County
and Stnta.
Nrmtttancrs MAJ ho n1ndn rinr by dtaff. ovrreAt
rosUIec unler. ia registered IettsT nj DUR flsx'
~ CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
1lnry.drverrt Sunday oxcnrtcd. ~ cen'sror wnnt
InI ,icSU SUrud. 6n1,ay nrtudn,i 10 ccHst NaE weak
Address THE rltll5tSE COMPANY.
Corner Madlann nnd l>oarlar1l-ss. IhlcaRolIa
, 1881-04-01

TNrWcfl Hull.
AtnlIaon street, bvtwcnn Clark md La sa!e. Con
Eeft by &ttu Mentelss0hn Quintet Club
, 1881-04-01

Acn.teny ar Music.
I1p1stch street, nenr Madison. West SId6 Variety
entertainments.
, 1881-04-01
llANltIsoS WIS elected by n combination Of
accidents that Are not likely to occur agAfn.
Tho vote WIS Us f0l10wA:.

WIZ GAEINh ~ "A
accidents that are not likely to occur again.
Tho vote WIS us followa:
nNfriaon tl}etfl. -IM!t
y ftKnt htep. ........-,........... .Aiu
Bch1nlut lS0c!RtIsti. ti.........,........... ll.eu5
Total. ....................... ........ h7,B5l
DIR. Schmidt WAS MI extremely popular
German. 1ie role4i more TIM, l,alf rs sl.,lny
yUtus rs tho Republican candilnte, and three
fourths, Or possibly fout-tlfths, Ut all tho
votes !le received were drawn from the 1ec-
publican party. lle llati 2.4Bi votes on tho
South Side, 0,03l on tla West Sidc, md 3,';D3
OIL tho North Side. The Socialists tint year
elected Aldermen In tio Sixth, Fourteenth,
and Sixteenth Wards, antl tho SnHalEst can
didato fur hIayor Ind pluraitEes In tho Sixth,
Fifteenth, md Sixteenth, Wards. Tllls yearft
isbclioycti tic ltepnblicatI-Soclalists will come
back to thu OLD party. Tlloyvoled with 1t last
year. aill they lave seen nothing tn drive them
away from 1t since. II tlsura Woro IN otfor
change, tll!s nlone would bo sufficient to de-
feat N1r. Harrison. but thero will be others.
There was grcat apathy among the lsepub-
licans two years ago. Owing tn locai dis
sel,sions III sonlo Ut tie strongest Republican,
wards Il very light y0te was pollcI. All
,thls will DO differently ordered next Tues.
!duy If tho citizens do t1lcIr duty; and II even
III many votes are pol!ctl rs thcro wrru two
years ugo Mr.. l1urrlsuM Is foredoomed to de-
fcat.
, 1881-04-01

tsr4,nd Drernt.lTausc.
Clark ftrGet. nrrosft new Ceutt-fluA+e. Engage
mcpt OF Frederick l'au1dtnR. "ataneL"
, 1881-04-01
AsItjSEaIESI'S. 4

ITdnlry'a Thcntrt.
nnrdniph street, hctwenn t'ark md f.a sn1ie. En-
Rnuelncnt OF tho Cum.sy. .f.arton Company. "ul'
vet.e" ut p III. Eks nGn0Ht by Volunteers At pff'
, 1881-04-01

Nlymr1c Thentre.
F1nrt street. tetwcrn Lake and ltandoph, En-
7ngc,ncnt Of Hyde X Dclmnns Comedy Company
"Atuluupn's Pirnkc."
, 1881-04-01

NeTfckcr's rhcntrc.
AihdIson street. between statn md Dearborn.
EruagQmcnt Of DO nonnplAn's French upefa c0n.
bauy "LtAfr!catne."
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-10-12

shall pay a privilege tax Of ten dol
lars annually for the privilege, and
shall moreover pay an ad valofem
tax upon the capital invested Of 30
cents on each 800 capital invested
in the business.
p. That all persons within the
corporate limits, who are liable to n
privilege tax under this ordinance,
who shall fail to take out n license
and pay the tax as herein provided,
within ten days after being notified
by the Recorder, shall forfeit and
pay the sum of SO for each failure,
for the use of the corporation, to be
recovered by suit before the Mayor
and Recorder as in other cases.
%. That the Recorder shall give
notice to each and every person o.
firm, their agents or employees In
charge of their business, within the
corporate limits, of this ordinance,
and shall issue to all such a license
upon The payment Of the taV to
which they may be subject and the
fees us now fixed by ordinance, and
shall keep a record of the names of
all persons to whom licenses are is
sued, the amount of lax paid, when
issued and when the same expires.
On motion, it was ordered that
the Recorder make out the tax book
for 1S8l-82, or have IL done, by the
next regular meeting.
Adjourned.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-10-12
4 ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.

THE DAUGHTER OF THE GOVERNOR or
MARYLAND SECRETLY MARRIED.
Miss Clara Hamilton, the seventeen
year cid daughter Of Gov. w. T. Ham
iltOn, is the heroine Of romantic run
away marriage which has just come 10
light in Hagerstown, Nd. Miss Hamil-
ton has been for some months receiving
attentions from Mr.. John Stanhope,
young man twenty years old. and Il was
well known in society here, says Ha-
gerstown dispatch, that a strong attach
ment had sprung up between the two.
It was equally well known that the
Hamiltons frowncd on the courtship,
first because they considered Clara too
young to marry, and secondly because
OF Stanhope's inferior social standing
and lack of means to support a wife.
The lover was forbidden the Hamilton
mansion about the first Of August, but
the young people frequently met at so
cial gatherings. IL is now learned that
on August II they went TO Pen Mar, a
resort on the summit Of the Blue Ridge
mountains, and were married on the
topmost peak by the Rov. Mr.. Murray,
Of West Minister After the marriage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanhope returned TO their
respective families, and no intimation
of what they had done was received
until October 1, when friend Of Gov
Hamilton discovered "A marriage license
for the couple on file in the Clerks Of
fee in Carroll county. The young lady
was charged with the marriage, aud at
ter many tears admitted that she was
Stanhope's wife. The groom has made
many efforts TO see his little wife, but
without success, as she has been seclud.
ed in her fathers house. Stanhope is
the son of canal superintendent, quite
boyish in appearance and rather good
looking. His wife has SOS, 800 in her
own right, and is the favorite daughter
of her father who is very wealthy.