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, 1881-03-02

:
Anticipating tile Anitnaf convention ot
tlls Nntlonnl fsH.trr, Cfteekc. nnd Egg
ihhsrinttun-I'hc *exhiult to Cutal-
,,a,,nn ,rn.nnv nuu t,.at until Fri,
n'e''co Ao""s "''' A1""' "'''s
day.. ...
awake II, !, I'M Itpnnrtnncn ur Tim Convention of
,nn Euttnn"f r,t,cr 1hats. r,,, rvt, AssnrIntln,,
.ue ~ .,.' 49,, 1h ",t"r
"afeh hss7Hp!Gs Ill t"le t'.s W-M"'lo" H'tct
nuun in Greene's now Orerlt.ffauso III elEhth
un.ul srsslou. The hotels uro t.|lr.l with ghosts
lrah "."'"t ~ t"o '"i, s'".o' t..'' " ~
Colorado. and even t''1iorn'a ,'n'ry!nx ~ repre-
stntei y ]. Il. WM,scr, nf sAu francisco. Vice.
liars, ~ Tr,,,,. y,,,r Inn yfynrtu,s nruuuixu-
.,, .nmf" ~, M A,m"S roH D'A ,ar, ha srn,x r,r
Gtsplny ut .in!ry prolncts nt,tl u,urhluIry a,,a
innieinruts for crpa,,,ercs ind g!,ccso fartor,os
Si'l,t ,,rr hno, thnt IL nrnyulIt,,u In lowu will
1he ""4' o''.," .'''I :, !" A'"H - t.'. NV" w..
create MI cxce!!ot't thsf8e1 1nr l''"''acI"'trs
u such g0ols. 1t Ia estimated iiat At 'east Iln
, 1881-03-02
IN CHICAGO.

ItlANsttbs
Following Is IsullwInklc's rcport Of February
Ilrcs:
Tutnl number Of alarms, n; second ulnrsns, ::
third uturns, /: stills, u. Tho causes for snnlc
arc as follows: Chimney lres, u: fnise, III;
communicated, II; supposed incc1lttlarlaH', Z;
Dvcrhentct furnaces, j; detective chinreys. =;
match dropped among ciGthtnE and wustc, =:
children With mutchcs,.: np*ctllng stow, ?; hot
asiics depnsltcl In wtHM1cn boz. .; Ignition Of
D-rags aud wnste In Iron pot, :: Unknown, :;
ignition Of escaping gus, 2; spontaneous cosi'"
bust.on, .: ignluo,. Of curtain from gus-jct. y;
uvcrheatcd cupoln,:. And ONE cHch: fxnit!on
ut hny OF tup uf furnace, !cuklnc kcTustHc-oll
lump. Defective stuvr, heater sitting against
Dcrs. ignition Of Ioy's clothiuE .aturate.l
with 6c,zinc iron, stove, Ras.]es tM,
nS Ssr @ Sf'lx sne s ief cy ss e %oas as
stopper, dcfcctlvo stose-ptpc, electro. ncrela-,
riai bull over hollcr. match drarpca Into barrel
lollcr c,,als falling from stovc. overhcate!l
hDlier. e1plosnn If kcroscle ln'n1. httt 1nurnal.
Ignition tf shAyfngs from stove, anu defective
tile x, ~,
OF tho buildings. were stone, Is BRICK. and 20
trunlc, A,ld wcro nccssple'lns fnllows DwellnKs,
y: rs So,'nsss!n sres :. " lr Gnnrcns'; n;;1,a u
ktorcs. :: shcds, :: Furniture n,annfactorlrs
1'atnl Insurance. involved sIm'u.!
rotsI otsi s !ss ID isriec, rs i,er as can ts
aseertained tlp !" ,latG ,:,s no,af
wns turned III by Jacs llrnlcrtek. nEht-
watchsnnn. upnl tho discovery of :ire H., u, o1 u.
tn! aa a e ionsa N SFs 6 and sf to sSn|F si"rxs1
ra:e''' ner Of ~ stn',ison ind Mnrket street.
tru wis cuals from ftar1acc III tho t'rass fou!..
.!ry Of Phillips y phsps hurting tar"usl sht
| nterta on thN tuWsr tiOOr, bGCllpiEu by
, 1881-03-02

ngo, h., tho margin Of prntlt remaining Is
satisfactory. Last yenr at this tIne 1t wis
saId there was Il la,oln by wliei' prices were
forcc.i M aml aoo,s we're bought II, II si'ec.
utaiivn way il, EXCESS Of tlio demand: This
year business II entirely healthy and rGRli-
lur. alul legitimate tratle Inns Never heGil
better II, i|lH city during at'Y lwo fnotltI'S
within tho memory 0f ttin must eSncrlricG!
merchants. 4 representative onn urn sattt
business fell utf 1T tile efls! o[ Nafctl last
year .....
s'As FLAT Az 4 rASCAKE."
owing tolhe exient:tn which II !sad !}ccn over.
tl01,e. 't'hEs se.lYt,i lle 1DnkeA fur u E1nl
trAt!c through April md May, beca'lse deal
ers wliu nverstJckGH themselves last yritr
ntnl Inst ,nn,ry wert buying very. cAutlnitsty
md llatl mt anticipated trade. III u!
opinion, TIM first six lnoilt'ss Ut lSfI wnll!ts
tn'yGr more prosperous s1ssslfiess man t1e
corresponding half bt lsS'; laytlle'sts WGrt'
never Aei,nr il,au they had beef. lately,
year Iii ltd West niuI Stnitl,. The delaln,
fSr dry guuis vt pursuit Is Iusge1y from
yrt for F" ,e lr.lly trntle ~ In New inrk State.
The grades nf e.Hls III demand !sr" sll'slt
thu snina lis Il year nHo, wflGii kuntl qualities
wcrH in general request. Since ei!t t"ntttry
l,resln tu rerUyrr fruln tho depression caused
by the pailic of lsE'. t!lo!e !'as l'ecn Ernti1-
ally INCREASING demand for t,rfter g9n'!:.
especially In the Wpst nrtl New EnglnlM.
Although sumo very EXPENSIVE EMHls AtG
sent 10 points IN the St,.ttll, the ht hf thu
trade there llaa always bten in rather
cIlrn1cr fairies than the average III osf1e1
parts Ut ll,t cnnntry.
, 1881-03-02
POLITICAL.


THE W1SCOSSiE E1:SAT0na11fT.
Spfetat Nt,paseh tn Jhs Ehteaeo Tribune.
MAD1soS, WIs., Mnreh t.-Tho scnHtur!at pot
continues 10 hull. Tho lire WAS considerably c,-
hane..l ta-tlny by tho arrival IF senatnr Cam-
oron. Congressman Pound. Judge ]. II. iiowc, Of
Keu,,sa. nl,tl other pleHnl1ent politicians It IL
understood lhat Gov. l'nntl Il mot candidate.
hut. Of c,,irsc, If TIC Senatorial lightning should
strike IN t,is direction It wolM net Go hard for
that populur Congressman to ncccnt tho Rno.1
fortune. II II Ecnrsn&iy understood he will
thrw bis influence fur Gov. 13fngbam. The acaro
ut tho Eatnernn headquarters continues. The
cu!m 0r tIfty-two hns ',ern reduced II thirty
thrcr, md tlo C'itnerun barufnctcr Ia still I'M It's
.lqw,twArtl way. tut Of some thirty members
present In thn eIty t0.tlnr. iwcnsy-s1x nL that
t,nHtcr were present nt III ari-Cnnlcron eai,cita
l,efn ut ,n'Glnek this AFTERNOON. and pledges
wore 1fn'ln for frieMts who were kIrt
nwny sufficient, II, swell tho gentle
tncn Uru,sn1 10 tho Atllwaukcc cns,,It-
slala to snne seventy. TtIu lc!ermlnatlon
II whip the Milwaukee Hing nrawa III intrnstty,
and thDsG tnen wlib t:tHtfi nDt ct tho noble sen-
ntOrs eyes t,s, cEos. by tho mysterious presence
1T tltnth before they wer: ut tho Eap!tt,t vnrk-
Ing for the Hing candidates to succ'cL the Vreat
Esnattr. will hH shown that they cMnnnt cuhtru1
tho KrcAt Republican purity Of Wisconsin.
, 1881-03-02
ITEMS.
llitEttA.li0ftGE1.

NEW YnEK, AIarcl1 IA reporter called
last evening on William .. Stoddarl. Secrc-
tnry Of the Metropolitan Opcra'lIDl,se Cum
,;tny, to tnsccrtltn tho result OF tho
meeting of tho I}nard Of Directors.
"'rlle main object Of tho mec.!ng," said Mr..
Stmttturtl. "wns to increase the amount OF our
stuck. IL amounted to StU0,09O Originally.
hut yesterday It wns Increased to Sl,0N,Uo:
enterprise. 'l'hr Committee on Sites las
taken tel, or twelve l1it0 consideration"
GEN. HANCOCK
presided Mt tho meeting Ut National Kttle
Association. 1Mlgu 1I;twre1,ce presented
S2D trnphy tn present to tile s'oft.f;IhEe
sSa''oSi'; S" Stis sae" <sn 's "yl ylaneeeS s's S"0 % II
sou. 4 letter WIS read from Earl
StannUpe, saying tic Invitation for Il tentli to
represent t;ret l!rita'I H. the cnntest fpr tle
Association Uf TRENT Britain.
sAIt.0ns' WAGES.
X petition Inns bsrn stEIlett by 1lnny ship
ping merchants asktNE Congress to pass
nycep Hw er9,ns u t' Pa'''et L eaue e 'ags ta,
lio,lses cnl;riye 10 ileece the sullor If
every cent ,lue him. whcll lie arrives, and
lItisls THE Indebtedness n5AIlist him when he
sfs So h.; 50 sy y. sa dSsn ns H n,s' .nnn' n''t"i
aid clain ti!at great Injustice woul fall
1tppIl the sIilor Il lnW WIS enacted nl,nut
twenty years ;,go, md failed In its operation.
CuptuiiIs WIRE unable to get II crew, sllps
were delayed III consequence, and the project
finally Abandoned.
THE ,rAnsliAL.
Marshal l'aynes term Ut office having cx-
p!r.al: md President Hayes lp1l!!et Alder,
by tho Semate. tho oirc Is lc-,lay, saealt.
| Marshal Payne was renpi",fntrl .enlm-
Wi witt bef"re N Jn,Iss ISiatchioni IL
taku the oatll Ut ot.fcc aid lr Ills bunds. His
| libnor declined to administer the oath Oh,
the gfnunlt tint the bonds l1l. nut been NJ
proved ny the proper authority; md under
DO tHkcn hcfore the. District Judge.
| Payne, with his .bOntlslne,., tllele-
| upnl visited .titlgo Choatp, lying III
ut home, hut liz declined II takn atty actioll
except Ii. open cnurt, Stntlng tlat HI: 'wnlsltl
examine lnto tic matter Thursday, when he
would be ut his nl!fee.
ALI. Nt.>r-EsrXrE SALES
| announced III tic city attract q large llu1nbcl
Of buyers, ,a.ll spirited bidding anu goot
pricus aro tho result.
! SUICIDE.
William j. Dudley, asctt 80, Of the frtn ot
DMl[ey II Co.. shtIE u!anutnctMrtrs, Killer
| ll[lIlsc!f tG-tlMy Ill Ills llt1se Mt Newark.
WHILE THE REV. F..rilEt, MCCARTHY
was. celebrating Mass this morning II 81
Finn, nj t'scnpts, ltlllalIc. rushed uimn thu
nItur, nnd, sGizing tile PRIEST nrnlllt tho fMhy
enttnaynrttl IT, throw him tn the i!nur. 1t r.
tIlirrtt the united GlTUrts III several men nit
poltcu to torce tic l,lnHlc 10. lotse his grip
, 1881-03-02
FIRE RECORD.
Complete Destruction Of tho Min
nesota Btate.Houso at st.
Paul.
Discovery OF tfie Fire During
the Sitting Of the Leg"
iSfnttlrCs
The Members Badly Frightened,
but All Escape Without
Injury.
Two Libraries Burnch-I.oss OIL Build.
Ing $1OO, 600, With NJ In
snrance.
A Four Thousand Dollar Blaze at Water
ford, 0.-Fires for February in


srFetat I,ltpa'e" 10 'hs t"'saa' !''ea"s'
ST. PAUL. MIMI. March lat :" n'clnck ms
evening. while An.h No,iscs nf rho Legislature
were in session. fire wa. discovered III tho tiotne
vi Tue |hpth' anu III t"o n'".,o 'o.','6 .ml 49,, ~.
nsatned Of tho building mt the ~ahs anu
smoking ruins. Tho nlarH was given
In tho sssruhlx. nnh qenntc tous
;" ,vss., 49,. ,.. ~ ,hn r".t1or xrro
w Doo''' "'" 'uc ooo' ~ .u t. A" =. 49,,
followed by Ii binding cloud 0f sm0kc, anu
1nut.y tncn,t,crs rushed Tor tho windows. while
tho ,u.cnront. ~ thr ,,n,tcrv stumncf,c,i out
through tho halls. speaker hlce WHY WIN
difficulty kept from lcatinE from u window ~
,s+r, ,"u .,t,",,, 1n,so,."r I'm ,,o",,mrs nj mi
NY, :nt .,, ,,' ..,,ts .nu Hi tnr,srs
i i"Ii' ~ ~, "s 3 peN} ,,nnnr, i III" st.,,nit.
s1,s'.s H. H. an,. s',t,,,s ,,rrn, III 1rnw =,
s,1 U t,1v thor,, ,,, s. ~ i,nnnt md Mi
sr,,t nm sattv RI" 1irt r,,vnt in thc ,t,nc.
ft.I HA ". 1ats.!' ~ $500 Nnitnsn
, 1881-03-02
A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

SEfftHl tHfF1&cH @o AHF &'H'sHb0 AEtoHhss
OTTAWA, March, 1+-Mr. Suwcil has proposed
to t,tcr into III ngrecu,rat with tho Government
to undertake tho establishment Of Il weekly ltsl0
Of ucr,l., sttatncrs to ply Mnlnterruptcdly dur
1ng tho wntrr ut,d summer staBona
between tho ports ut Quebec and Mnn-
trcnt. making tho torlnrr winter port.
Tho 11rst vessel Of tho projected linz Ia 10 lravu
Liverpool for Qnebcu on tho lst ut .3An1aar r.,
mkt. This sessal ts IN continue running IurtnR
that winter aud tho following summer. y
SECOND vessel Is to bo r'nced upon tue
llne on thc 1st Of january. 1871.
at,tt the following winter tue weekly tHA IA II hp
usttistci, thus Eisit three wtntora expe-
runco OF tho prt,1eotra ts'ltn ctInellt1'g tho
tnveruIurtlt 10 jn1xH whether tho mail service
<,E tt 1llititleiltly rcrfHrt ~ y tho present
rn,l,v. Hiu,lId such praya IL le tho cnsun bouts
at {t SAl Is to tr Ia.l by tho tlnserHll't.lt tut
tho stryieu performed. Mll1 4 further hlsh nt
f3Nttk ter a1.uun Is tu IL: lntist w u lnafl sub,
sy fur ten ytt1rs, at'4 tho Mrts Ut .lrh.s al,t M
hluntrcuk Are 10 bo freu 10 the fessa!s o1 tnt
1igs4
, 1881-03-02
DOUBTED.

w,,uNr,,t, ~, ,,,,,, ,,,,t. ;, t,t-I n11It ,v1t
iAE nnt. vr a,. ,,t,,to !, :, ,ntt,,
e",..,, ni.a,,.h ~ r.. r,hi,.., 1xth,,,,.
W.. , W,,", star,I, - gnani"I fr,r,
,,,,' W." 1""N' a,'le.' 80. e'se"' A... ~.
Wilmington. Del, lo-hisHt says TINT
tic prcclse status OF, tho second salo
of majority Of tile stock
" t"o 1','''t ep' t.a,,,,, 4"'a's, - ,' ~"
" HhltIlhofo i'nll'onl ton'i'1's W ss"-
slicatu OF purchasers In tho Interest Ut tho
Baltimore L. Oliiu nntl Now Jersey Central Is
.',t. Jisa,snra"t t1,a nr,,.,ss1 ,,nnra,1m'a
p4eIe o1Sctos"1e " t'o r'opnaeu Vpol ' l"s'os. !"
week nR0, whell II llha scArc0lS oeeh as-
, 1881-03-02

TILE fjlNl4lk4tI1ts llblkIihh II hFsI4H 0lf r.
FEM lstN1SiSCEScEs.
Special DhpateA u The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoIK, Alarell l.-The venerable
Tinrlnw Weed, speaking t0-tay tu II report
er on Cnblnet-nnking III tiu past, satt. emil
cerning tic purt hu tool; III forming tho L[ll-
coln Cabinet:
"Wl,cn Mr. Lincoln was elected lse tele-
grnpllcd for ING tO ConletD Springfield, where
te resided, aiMl oil my WY tl.oru stuppetl
ut Bloomington to get II confidential
frlcnd Ut Mr. Lincoln, tho present Senator
David Davis. alid a'so Mr.. Leonard Swift.
rIes<, twD gentlemen llnsl pressed Ar. Lin.
coln's nomination In the Convention ngatnSt
Tint If Nj. Seward. WIS In that Cnnyrll-
tlon also. Mr. Davis, Mv. SWEET, asltl myself
spent two days with Mr.. Lincoln, very
pleasantly, til
CAn1SEI.MAKlSH,
confidential strictly. but there was nothing
known then nf Any such curiosity III regard
tn tho Cabinet ns Is now manifested,
although tls was IL crisis III
the Natlon's history. Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet
was ,natla tilol, and thcrr. The first thing
utter wc rot togcthur Alr. Llnco'u saia: 'Tio
things ara setted alM Interchangeable,
Mr. Seward will DO uifarcu tic Stnto
Department, ald my strong purpnse,
unless It IL uverrnled by y1lt. Is to ull.r Mr.
C'Inst tlle Treasury l,rplrt!Ment. These
gentleman nre c.ulllently Au4litiHl. md tlloy
Weru lh'th strun ger Hla butter caMl!tttntes for
tho Presidency tl,ni ! wis., Then WI
ranyassc.l lllu yariaus nann's for Secrvsaries
III thu, va' tous nilces. MI! NJ: Wells WIS
agrer,l on ft,r Secretary Ut tho Navy Though
opposed It as strongly III | cuultt), Mont
g'mrry llialr for l'asti,lastc1.t;al'cnl tth1ngll
did III could IN .opl1sinH ,tnl. lln'uEh y.
i eo.Ilsl.ntIni and friyn'lly wayl, Caleb
Smith Of Indiana fnr Secretary OF tho ll,.
tvrlor tnInl wa ~ approved of tl,at wnr'nly),
ural {nIl NIL Ut us approved 0f that very
e0rt!aIty). This choice 1T n
sEClETAKy OF TIL: TREASURY
| Iny brtwcen a[r. Chusn mnit Mr. CH1,lur0n, nj
| PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.. Dhyls al.u Mr., SWEET wrre
for Cameron. Mr. Lincoln wayere1 seemed
tn h0 III tlnnht, and appealed u n!e.
thought tllat II, sOnle Respects the
Treasl,r, wns tho wrt.ng Department fa1
(ie,. Clnrrotl, md that It would be l,etter t
! t,lk9 Mr.. ClIse, atd tn t!Nkn Alr. Cameron
| Searutnryuf War, niAl this was finally aKruft
, 1881-03-02
THE WALKERS.

New YonK, March l.-Waiking mitch
tcnre, 0 Il. nj: Sullivan. l5s; panchot, lta:
Rrohne, HI; Howard, l50; Allen, 1l5; Cain
pam, l25; Cnrrail, l:}6; l.acolisc, III.
Burns. Ennis, md Tynlan have Withdrawn
f'o1n thu ceptest, leaving but eight in tlic
race.
At IL o'clock Tanch0t was oxactly one mile
aIea'l Ut tho best American RECORD. Twelve
o'clock score: Sullivan, l0s; Iancl,ot, i70;
ksohne, l6l; Howard, 1G4: ALEU-, 1A}; Can-
pana, 1856; Cnrra,, l4U; Lalcoltsr, lat.
m.-Score: Ianclsot. 1874; Sullivan,
r.; Howard, IT.; krohnc. l6s: Allen, ltsl:
s5'a, aichs,t M q Df cn,pa ; d, LIZ dSaf lashSaTfs' ' H.
abea'l III tho best American record.
Allc1l retired truln the rncn nfter II tD-Mtgllt,
Mli'l score Ut l19 miles. At o'clock Lazy
s!a was but quarter of mile behind SiEli-
a, ssn. who then nghin begun 10 walk aud run
a"ay IRON Howard.
MIDNIGHT.
sullivan, aal; ranclIot, e}5; krollnc, a04;
I1',nmaI, ~; Ca'npana, III; Cnrran. ao0;
THERE WE'RE ONLY A FEW HUNDRED spEc-
TATolas
y. y tle !le afternoon. The only excitement Of
Snrsaays, nj Hay WIS struEgto between l'Aficllot,
ft,elv were only eight men Il, tic rire, ami
iEna..nl,ana, ,Curlan, nna l.arnl,se excited no
intieHest. sstHestt. kn,llna WAS walking uil the time,
dan!, %%e tilose aenl nf him krpt lIn coE1tlIan!
sst@t ssiss %c,, sf"na .! to traek Al II ts "eo n
.An1.hne., tho prusslan, Elas' not beell seen
sess]sG1ylng ess1' a needed rest. lie returne'!
If htai', i",,n., nt las =. ~, aud RESUMED
hs hMsaksis were Offering to ) against l'anehot.
sT s,d aEa1nst Sullivan, 5 to | nguinst ll0w-
nra,.. e,a, a,h! 8 10 ngainst Krohnc. Allrl, WIS
, 1881-03-02

md unparalleled rs thn r!se. wfret, nit their
|lraiif*. a,M n lar1r Irs, catn', III Its strnti.
They rtrnHrieh during tho past ycar to r'"ct
their payments ns thoy. nat1rca, and this pre-
scented IN utitlutlhtrst standing. After con.
sntfng with their lnt1krrs. understood to
tm thu Montreal! Hank. and. ,ndcr ndv!cn. they
decided IL place themselves Il! tho hands m
their rrslHtir@ The aynpntbv of the trntlc vii
t,s cx,rndctl tu the H,rtutert Ut tho iirin whe.i
thn nIfnIr !ccnn,:s pttt,llc. The fahitics hnfo
, 1881-03-02

woS1aS.s MEDICAL. f.o11,Ef,r.
C'". .tN > ''AInte@.4 - eoA+''f-a'
at tho CnntenHFy Church lust evening tho
ceremony Of conterr!ng degrees upou tho grad.
tr ~. sa1 ,. ,", aHn ,so,, ,, ,,n,
ny s"G.sa sunny "e' a"u y, oeen A'aa's se.'.
by the Rev. a. Z: uenrxs U. H.. WIS throrsed
,te Icnss tcrahi,, nurt ,,r wl,Ich wcrc Tia fafr
,.xncctu,,ts nf ,bo t,cyrcrs to he conferred.
nther members OF tho Faculty present were;
rrofs. /. n. Daufurih. lnYills. MuSt,nrc. OruEam.
uwgt1s i}rowpr, montgomery, Suruh Huckett
Stcysrsuu, uu1 1r. siariu scylcr.
Tno s''In prarra. of tho evening commenced with
~ s, G,u T' frr. rGn so sln ran.ion n t~ snnr.
ccsl,, ;a MS art!stc in tic cxtrrlnu. ~ wcrc tho
Htnur ssieesinns With which shu favored the au-
uonrti Of trustees, in lis opening address theu
t 'jisasirous ess urn With ,nst d. wi rcnnl.
Seret ny ai his heHerra, ard at that ti,no lew
h!i hopss q n res1ss.a.iop. i had; newever;
n ,iInc tNirer prospect Of SUCCESS th.n ever be-
| forc, aud 1ls,w ntt,Wi upon il busis which E,nr-
"TrSs r." sssrciary s.s aI tui, se upon tho following
atiirs ~ to strn 1pon thS 1,iuIior,,, ind receive
n',S,s t s,sa AfSrs Mnry Elt1s
,,s1 ~ ns', s,arn t"ury Iulsc (. 'jckcrsotl. Eiisu
Hurs,is Fairbanks, Fila Mury Gilchricst, Anna
niirT,"r tIaf, Eitz,bcth nticy NWrred, Emtna
t., K. oliver, It.ttlu Crcvo purk. Mary Eva lsycr-
~; ncis essM ssror oI!,s E.,s wo.stcT e'''o'
recipients of elegant iloral tributes from their
fr!c'nls. u.a.,..,,,o,, .,,,,, ,,,,n.,an,
~, ,S,. 4n.nm .tntr II ~ r., nsnt sn.eIh In
Which shc ca,nEnctlicl thom upon thur sl,c-
cnss. At,d stuffed that It hnd 0'!cs gained wthout
my chickering's Or "cstsstnK - oi ss smon's' aha
tnt 1 M u,'trass wn. III thnn iyerc,, hv
Mi.. EiIn II i;flrhrfat NJ H., il ur[ttu uul ut.
trActlyr brl,llc1. She lrHcctt baci1 thr history ut
, 1881-03-02

11t9FF&fCH N'FEs4QV
OTTAWA, sintrl !.-An nttrlnpl IL beinx Mado
~ clt,se tllp saIuon In Tie lArllanient buildings.
TITO inr III tho i!o,lso nf Commons IL In rycTy
strsu public bur, alld not confined to tho 'IsD
IT members. Drunken strangers Nro frequently,
ill, pFrIt tJtu4 gtlell numbers ulblttnully, nru
to e ulvt IN tho cnrrl!ssrs tr selra tcnIIiK frG
tho bIsunltnt lu lilo lnhiu llNr. II Il wcru hut
int,xlratllIY lhlIur within Il TOW stops VI their
chnn,bcr, tic hrltwls anl sc.'nta which havu dis
Kraccd nat unly this hut previous parilainents
Woul4 AQFer hlyU bppEi WitHCHsuu.
, 1881-03-02

Special Uspasth 70 Tt Cht;dfo 7FtbuNt.
AtNuRA, Ill.,. March 1.-The city election to-
slay passed. oT very quietly. thorc being ITO op.
pt'sitton tu my Ut tho nornlners except t. H.
t;ntcs, With whom Tbcrn, West contested the
HMrsba!shv, Tho result wns rs foilows:
Mnyor, Travis phIliips: City Attorney,
4. q. McDolc: lily Treasurer, John d.
Chuse; City Clerk. J.. J. Mei.al!es: NnrshaI. I.
II. Oates; City Physician. Ur. e. &. smith; Clurk
Ut tho tiiy Court. j. q. Raymond; Street tom!
mission. East Diylsinn, a. +. Wudc; West Dl-
vision, TAepdorc Howard.
, 1881-03-02
HEAVY FAILURE.

EHtia! Dispateh tn The Chtcaoo Tribune.
rtTr4uuH0. pu., March 1.-Defnrcst W0ed.
heavy dry -xt,ous duu1ur III Western Fohnsy!'
yas,Itl, hasiuy sturrs III MFadflllc. uFadtot1!'
warrun, TItusylllc, und lsrtE.'lfonl, Fl.. md ln
IuUlcsfOw4, N. T.. fuIleHl to-day. Liabilities
supposed to bo F;tD, ,O0U. ABsets unknown.
, 1881-03-02
StTTlhG.Bult,

OTTAWA, Ont, March t.-t1l. Irwin. COLI
luandcr Of tho .n.t,,iteu police, bus been In
str.lrtru tt lroceru froln Fart Walsh to sltttnR-
l.ulls camp ut Wnody Mountain, unl urge upon
him ul isnuacIlato surrender 10 tho V1ltcd
Eiptra RuihuTltlGAa
, 1881-03-02
"1.rcESsE" TICKET ELECTED.

Special UtapatfA to The Lhltdpo Tribune.
NEcAr1:Is, ILL.,. March t.-Thc c!ty election held
t-siay resulted IN another victory for" lIccnsc."
tue Council Rtuntink six fnr license and fur for
temperance. Those clrctcd were: Henry W.
wnggat.er, Mayor, i!ceuss; Jnmcs T. ftawcs.
Mrshnl, license; THO. Nelson, Trcas.
urcr. tempcraRce; GenrYe '. ioung, En-
9l,Irer, III opposition; Il. Ifnrwood.
license cantilate, WIS etrcteG Atdcrrnnn In tito
First Wnrj: JHhn Artnsttunx. temperance. In
the $;ecs,nl Ward: David t. MoiEit. temperance.
!a the THIRD ward; Fred kung. llcensc. In the
the Fifth Wnr,i 4 lnrgo Vote was Gust, but
thpr4 WAH 10 excitement,
, 1881-03-02

DELEGATE CAMPBELL.
OMAHA, Neb. Murch l.-Dcscgatc Campbell, Of
Utah. passed through this city to-d day, tul,nd for
Washington, 10 tnke his scnt, which Is contested
BY j. Q. cnsi,lot,. Ctmpbell had n cert't!eatg
frnm Iov. Murrny III Ills packet. and expressed
confidence thAt ho Will tHEe his scat.
, 1881-03-02
AT WATERFORD, O.

WATERFRONT. O.. siurch 1.-The building oectl-
pied By 7. y. tiny M general store was tscov.
cred IL bc MI tire. and WAS entirely consumed,
with all Its cuntcnts. Two h1l0!nlng dwellings,
wore mlsu entirely destroyed, most af thu furnl-
tuee bcinv slvctl. Loss. about $5.0D. Tho stuck
of 4,no,ls In tho store was fully Insured to the
4luO,llit Uf $+,NN.
, 1881-03-02

THE PRESIDENT Will. VITO IT If IF PASSES.
sntctai DsspateA to Tbs Ch!eHao Tribune
NEw In1K, March IA Washington spc-
clal snys Controller K,,,N stnted this cvenln.
that tiu President will veto the Funding bill
II passcd.
, 1881-03-02

'"" itlSE AND 4 atATEHfAI. ADVANCE
- .PisICEs THE FEATURES.
N,,'. ~ oHv4ttH IL Ia; Chteagu ..lhui...
H. ,~" ialk, March 1.-The share gpccula-
u,,as Win 1tle exception of II brief period OF
3'sas'oA III the curly dealings. wus charac.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-30
Ja,nrs.9Hn Aipacas,
All the new fancy styles now in stock
nt RITTER & RALsToN's.

Tie old story of the contrast be-
tween the real aud the ideal. Just
forty years ago Charles Dickens wrote
o description, which is famous in all
the Engiish=spe..king world, of IA soli-
tary prisoner ia ;be Eastern Peniten-
tiary of Penns, 'sania. The forty years
have passed, and during the whole of
that time the a j,ect of Dickens's eager
compassion has been living on in the
same prison, vi uaily by his own de-
SIRE A rhl!sd.lrhla correspondent
gives an account of this curious charac-
ter. Whenevc- ms 81 ntence has expir-
ed, be has msnaged, in some way or
other, to get anoi!.r, and his socn re-.
turned to the liz. Hhoh to most men
would be terr;h!. hut for which he has
acquired strange sondness. 1t must
be observed, however for the vindica-
tion Of Dickens accuracy as q reporter
that this prisoner from choice began his
career far from willingly, and a: the
time of the visit described was probably
in the hopelcss' mood pictured in the
American Nctcs
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-30
A Rig SucCcsx.

My wife had been ailng long time
with dyspepsia aud nervousness aud
was in bed two years with complica-
ticn Of disorders her physicians could
not cure, when ! was led by reading u
circular left at my door to try Parkor's
Ginger Tonic. Having been SO often
deceived by worthless mixtures nothing
but my wifc's dangerous condition
could have led US to make any more
experiments. But it was big success.
Three bottles cured her, at cost of u
dollar and fifty cents, and she is now
as strong as any woman, and regularly
does her household dqties -R D.,
Buffalo. See other column.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-30
There have been missionary scan.

There have been missionary scan
dals before now 1--WE recall the first
English mission to the South Sea Is
lands) but it is long time since 80
bad case has come to light as that at
the Blantyre Mission, near the south
ern end of Lake Nyassa, in Central
Africa. The atrocious cruelty with
which the missionary in charge of this
station of the Established Scotch
Church has exercised civil authority,
including even capital punishment, is
beyond conception. 1T is from the re-
ports of the investigating committee
sent out by the General Assembly of
this Church that the facts are obtained.
1t has not shielded its own agents.