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, 1881-06-03
PERSONALS.

Tho "llalf-1srcctls" arc BEGINNING ,o ,,,u
liko thotoushbrods, ' ~ '0oS
=" shntl bo perfectly satisfied wifi, ,,,,a
hcat."-lsoscoc Con1fit'tv, oeaa
"flie procession scc,ns to be moving mn,
too fast for tr1c."-Ildtt, "A's'a
Tllera aro said to bo 10,Ooo An,c,tc,r, H.,
Rome. No wondor ltomo huw.s, '~As ~
Mrs. Mackcy pays her cook s0oo xo,,
jay oouta pays his editor $1,000. '|""
This promises to be n prosperous s,,muo-
Nearly all tho stato Legislatures hnya ss'
Journod. A''e h's
A Cincinnati organist played ashe ID Foo,,
!ng Iaeo at recent wedding in tbat eity, i.
Ia harsity necessary 10 state that ho Is marric5,
, It was very wrong Of the Henley stevar,ls
to oxoludd thu Cornell College crew fn,m tho
reaatta, bccauso It might havo kept tho,a in ,h,1
country. @A'' !.
Exeter Academy. lligll-tonctl school near
1loston. should be tnado coltc8n ut onro slr
Of tho students hnye boon expelled 70. rtfuauly
Conduct.
Mi. John. .. Mccormick, for tho past TN
years city editor Of the Cincinnati Enq7frr, bas
!eft that paper and becono tho manager Of
Faaldlng, tho young tragedIau.
oir. Baker, tic Fund du Inc banker who
filled recently, ut first ANNOUNCED that his Tia.
b'tstlcs would not exceed bis assats by orr. t5l.
GOO, but this amount IL now swcllcti to tSd1dL
Mrs. llnkor Ind ovidpMtly bought oourct oi
whtch hcr husband know nothing.
, 1881-06-03

izil,E tho Govcrlior ID appoint tho Commits
st"ners of the South l'arE when vncnu-
clrs occur iii tho present Unnr,l; MI npror-
ttollnlcht Ut the Insane by counties AIMING
the several Stnio hospitals; various nluesltt-
incnts to tho local 2cltuol law, and ntnGnd-
metits to tho Inv governing elections In VII
lnges; nfitl MI act requiring Tint a person
servgt with notice as gari,fal,ca shall bc phil,
when sttnlnlotlct, Ills fees md his mileage;
otherwise M Judgment car be rendered in
case OF his absence.
Tho State being otit Of debt, law wns
passed. providing that tile fund derived from
the Illinois Contral 1latiyoau Company sl,all
hereafter bv t,atd futo the General 1tevcnuc
Fund Of tho Stntc. An appropriation OF
eS'l,7t3 to finish tic State-llonso ut Spring.
field WINS made. subject to tho approval Of n
vote Of the people ut the next general elcc-
ton.
Tho Drainage 1aws Of tho State were
amended 1T sllch ,nnMucr rs to obytnto tho
various difficulties which practical oxpe-
rlence has developed. ,
A new Dog Inv was enacted providing q
simpler process for compromising owners of
sheep destroyed. rs we'll rs VI, elaborate law
to prevent tic spread Of plouro-pileu,lonia
among cattlu fn tl,is Slate.
4 n,rch.nreds,] inw. tf,a votuc NJ vI,ic,, Will
of courst, tlouont1 whol1v on lts enforcement
prohibits tne anIo or tha nossession of wan.
ora knnwn M sunp.shots nnd hroas-
knuck)cs. Tba nossrsslon of r,thor nj tl,esu
subjects tho ,,o,son to n tIuo or not tcss thnu
sin nor rnoro linn SIM. 'rho sai6c mi RI.
dulrcs n registry Of tho sale of every run,
rifle, pistol, or other deadly weapon, piying
thu number and character Of Tho wennot,.
and Furnishes thu fu,lnro to krcn suc1, rcu-
lstry by fire. II a1so urohtltts Tho snle of
any such wcano,,s 10 a,iv mft,ors.
4 law was ouncteA authorizing an actIou
Of forcIble entry a1l tletaIner II, cascs wlcro
n ernntor In nt,sscssinn sj,aii rcfusn IN sur-
rondpr thu prt,ntsps tn TIM rr,frtre.
A yery cp,l,nrr),gusiyo nct was passc,l forr
the registration autt inspection OF tenement.
and lodging. au,t otbor ifwetl;np ho,,ars. ,rl,e
regulations provided by tho bill nro very
stringent. but not mara ii, linn fustico nnd
safcty demand Tho law IN given In full.
ono Of tho most sttouu,y~contes.c,I ncts
, 1881-06-03
FIGHTING THE MAJORITY.

Nfr. CoMkling Is a,lti-I1,ncrIcut in moro nc.
speets tt,nll 0nr, but Ills most persistent
trait Ii opposition to majority ruIo Whenever
lIe lllltls himself In the minority. lie Is ap-
paretitly pro1ia OF exhibiting Ills contempt
for superior numbers, alNl llo vents his spite
against the majority by obstfnate resistance.
lio wns III tho minority III tic CflcEtlNNtf
Convention, which nominated Hayes, and llo
rafused to submit to tho cApice Of the Con-
yeI,tton Or the subsequent verdict Of the peo-
pie, but nude all tho trouble l,c could during
the succeeding four years. III was III tho
minority In tho Chicago Convention, but
w0ild not yield. liz Gildeayorcl to in,rnor-
talfzc tic "30U" WHO voted In vain for tho
nomination .of Gcn. Grnnt, rullcu then tho
Old Guartl" because they would not surroil-
der. aid carried lis fight against the Astn,,,-
tstratIon which resulted from lis dufcat. lIo
WIS In tho minority III Ills effort to cufurcc
tho INIT rule, aud thereby cxciulo district
constituencies fro1n d fair representation :but,
In spite of the emphatic lefeat Which nwalt-
cd lin, lie proceeded to usa his pusitlon rs
Senator Of tho United States to punish Judge
lto6crtson for tho part TINT gentleman took
IN breaking down "Boss". rule. lie w..s
minority iii tho United States Senate, but
employed tact1cs which enabled hin to drag
out tho executive session two months, alt to
exclude tlstltc business from consideration:
when l.o could hold out no longer Will his
minority li1 resigned. Ills purpose III re-
signing was liot to. Yield, but to return to
Eow York. procure q reelection by bargnfns
and tntrlRics, nnd, titus strengthened. re-
sumo lIis light ugatnst tho minority tn the
Sennto al,tt tho Administration rcprcsontlng
majority Of tho people.
Mr.. Conkl!ng finds himself In minority
III tIla Now York Legislature, US he was in
tho Chlcugo Convention and thu .United
States Sennte. liz Inns some tl.lrty-ilye votes,
wticl, al,ount to about one-tiftt. Of all tic
votes In tho Legislature atnl abuut orc-tl,lrd
OF tho Republican VOTES. But le Nil
nounccs lis Intention 10 "stfck.n IIo
wants to lmmortaltze tho "35" as he on
tlcayofed to !ulmorta}tze tho .;No.n There
Is not the Smallest prospect that ho
Will ,,ako my considerable gains. cyen II he
shall be ahlo to hold llis original strength.
b,tt llu caIl make, trouble. IIo chi continue
is tIgilt asu,ast tilo majority, liz atfff iohea
by holding out 10 force MI adjournment Of
The l.e9lslnturo without III election. and thus
submit the issue to tho pcopie Of tho State iii
s,tcl, n shape TINT tho Democrats will h,,ya
tho best cllal,co for securing a majority nntl
returning two Democratic Heuators to tho
Senate, II the Republican minority will not
submit, j.o wants n Democratic majority
elected. II he cahnnt bu returned tn tl,o
Scuatc, l.e wants to prevent tho roturn of
my Republican. II l,o can't rule, ho wants
to ruin,
, 1881-06-03
TIE ORGAN AND THE FABLE OF THE
MfLKAAIn

1t reminds us Of Peggy, the mfhmafd Of
the fubic-the lmonollallia OF Alr. Conklihg's
Chicugo organ On tito subject Of tho nya-
lunclle OF corruption tlnt Is about to descend
upon tho New York Legislature tu,d over
wlelnl tic grent ex-senator. Peggy w..s
vury good but very sItnple lnfIkmaid. She
was It's good and rs simple Us tho Scutch girl
Of the play. Tho organ Is q very good and
very simple 0rgail,--as good aud rs YlMplens
n llalld-orgnn; 1t g.tlleaks Wl,cuever tho llcud
Boss turns tho crank.
"HVltll tho pot Of milk I'll buy hundred
eggs and hatch thom in tllrct ilcsts," says
pretty Peggy. "Tliure can BIZ no posslblo
doubt that corrupt promises have boon p,ade
to draw support from Conkllng and rlntt;
Rdbertson's friends 1,aye boastetl TINT tho
1,3o0 offices which l,c can glyd hway ut Ills
wcra to bo used to tefcat tbs ex-Scnators,"
oxclnlnIs the obfuseate1 orgu,l.
"The chicks savo from tho cunning fox
will leaye ohongll to buy pig," says hope
ful Peggy. Tho ready money for those who
have l,o use for Offices Is doubtless furnished
by tho corporations Intent upon the dcfeat Of
ConkllnE," oxclnElls tho excited little organ.
"Tl.e rtg, with good care and generous
fRre, would grow quito fAt and 1Ie," snys
lo thn cvnox,rn -; tho nnst giuort,o ] a,,i W. ~
1lustnw srl,c,',n ~ ~ hrlhnrv . nv"r ,.,.noss"a @ @
IL % Tho I'syiaiotnra of stato IN y "xo,,t,n. tl,a
i,orr,,,.d it'll, nroon ''''0 %''o
~ - Tms I1 nlr r''r rrown % =, noo,u cst,+o III, cali
md ,.fth el the t ,r,c,, h,,v .o,v ] ,so.n oa,t
siia,, frisk m,,n,'., % tho M aoc1 sa,s, e ,ovo"s
% po1ev u ~ noate,; IL mai ,raSn.; ~ NJ
1,nn,,ino ,a,,c t,a at,,;nr tssoro tho ,'oor,a -,
Nnw Vnr,, % .v,,o ,.n,,,nt ho ] no"ct it, ~ s ,,,,n.
lnt"a and Inv tn, Yoots IN m hosoro t,,o,,, ),
] oyc,as,ns tha ;,',,,,mt i,t+,n or,,on '''"''
'I1arn thn nar"lin, "tm,u 1s,"t,r ,,o,o,.
t,,1nntnp ~ NJ ' I,or sr,s,,v % .aif ~, f,.nro rs'
I."r"I Tho r,,l, M, m hor h"a,t ,".,t' ,voro
" w",Itv Ioo" nni ,Sa;;t ,,o;no ,x,aa, I.r, nv, "G'o
snsi,lor mu,J Wot en tho nr,,o,t @ tu,,,n,s;," @ "
ort,nv II ST., uarn. '."sa, '"ar '.',".;, T..
uno'~ ~ ..o..ar., ] - a,ona,,n'. H., W. a"', 10
nv ,v,th ,"H"it snt,af"rt,n,, !, rsnor,,s ~
,, fat mt ,u hti,". with r1c,, n r,,.,o n
% r,nx ~ ant,sf.r,'nr ~ hr.,o,ns ~ tha I. ',."
,,..na, ), ,,s ,1o. ';s', =, ,",'"a,I ,",, ,,. so
J., IN ,a.Sae. t:s ,,so., s's.,,,, ,,,',, M ,', n.
~ ~ a."sa,""iota. w % US aoor.nI,, amv "as a .ao
,nn the tnn% .,"'m ;.s ~" W.. p'"s
~ t,,so"t tn" .srts,". .t'".'M sn"' ~ ."s ~
a,a,rsrh"' nv .% aoet,a' ' f,ara,,,," ~ s .,,a ,. mo
,S",se ~ ~ a,,,s'. .,,,,,.'.. ':,osa W o,san
~ .,v W ,,, M 1n' "r; ..,a,,e,,s!. t r. w. "uo.
ftt j., ~ ,sf; , s.;s':,,,. at','t ill., ~ "s'o
au. M ~ s u' s."sss a,,. "' , ',Au pe's'
%0Ih AHeVuh aH1NkHhtJ 0@A1tH04 ttbat GUWh1
, 1881-06-03
FRIDAY. JUNE 3, 1881.

T1lt: net of the Legislature making tho h.
enntial Tux levy provides for II leyy ut ST.
10000 fur 1881. md sl,500 ,Up0 for 1851. for
general revenue purposes; 1t also provides
for tax Ut $780, ,000 for 1881, al,d 81, ,o00, 600
for 1889, for school purposes. 'l'his Is the
n.nourt Of ruvGnun that Is to 10 provided by
direct tuxatfo1,.
, 1881-06-03

no IA eoost looking, nn1 Il, tuarn,.
t!ne',iss'c'1 sarnh will confer w.. ra'hee Ills.
MN ~ marrying him, Ms so ha, wy hon"s o.
i1f'o o'lers Of tlATrngn III lnrt. u, s,'"aef han,
inr nj, English Mi!nr,l WIN wish,, -, " pnrttcu.
Countess and atlopt htr son Mnn,.'. make ho. d
, 1881-06-03

GEonuE c. 0onltASt, wllio i. c,,n
Cd whero ho Is not known,-and pn's ha !, fespect.
generally known In tho Unj,e, w. -. Is psetty
tho President Of the United stn,cs csI,s's-Aonses I,ss
ttean. ""'"'nstoh l!ept.
, 1881-06-03

TIE country is getting what 1t needs. The
Bloomington lantanulA Ut Wednesday says.
T1o xaus y Molsa1, Gont{ ct tno GiosoGs
C.Itllo III rho Riuk Ut timu. Vhe crops Ut all
ktil1a NGrt fntntshnK for wutur, and tho Insect
lleats wBto huititny hiRh cIfntvHl, With u tnr
bcospeGt Ut tlv.nolishiux u gpol s'ortlpn Of tho
Whnlo Tho farming community went to pua
COUNT OUT tho hus1audmaAH profits.
, 1881-06-03

Entered al the Pott.0ct nt Chteaao, IT,. a. setohd-
L,'ats Matter.
For the bancslt Of ous pntEots who dcRitB 10 send
pinsle copes at TE TitintfSH through tho n1sit NO
rive heroMll1 tho trnnslnnt rntc Ut tosta9o. !.
fatfiJn fHd 51afitsttt. rfr Enff.
@Elfht md Twelve i'nEo fapur. .............E Cafta
, 1881-06-03

WE ean't Promise the th'r,y.aD,,,,.,.
Albans much use, bit, II they WI, I,"'a,ant Al,
cach atia every ono OF them sbnn , o1ilY Stick
with blue rlhtfpn IN II, md an s"ua'' aase mcld
Ing for nowadays. N"''e'ubs ate agdt-
, 1881-06-03

,as1s M,ssoi'istEN' the autt,orot tho ya,n, -,
ewtnns w,. mo horrors Of tho middle nt,ana con-
"n,'e star stdamors, abpcnrs 10 'ss Ia ap II. eaa
stta asener slor onv y the LONGS, sn assoa'
put taa strongest IN nll f:n5tond aaa asr
, 1881-06-03
TRIBUNE Dls4ANCIt OFFICES.

1TlE CHICAGO TRIBUNE hhs established branch
pccs for tic rr3dipt Of subscriptions ndvofitso-
alanta a. follows, go. ,
SEW YOMk-l.oom 70 1ttbuns Building. t.r. atc-
FAnpkS, Manager.
ui,AsGON, seottand-Alan's American Eewa
Agency. Il rprfntd-s&.
LONDON, Ent.-An!1r!ctn Exehunte, 40 StGuud.
uKSnY +. Ht1.t.Id, Agent.
WAs1IiNuT0S. u. c.-l3lo strcat.
, 1881-06-03

WELL, IL YOU can't glye ia r,,,s,,.
ton, tho cx-sonators will l,o snyipr mn tles' :,
''pcrhaps yon will 10 kind enough r. tA. ~, week,
fingers cut OF our hnir," ~ luxe your
, 1881-06-03

Ml'. riArr's :ease WIS not ontto .,
pofato as no f'a'e It nut IN his cstt.,,s o ~ es'
tlon Tow days ,ao. 1astthi Of hcu1 h''es "W ~. T.
It 49, at tho present writing, "Ma1 e, Se, =
dropped a tlK,iru tof spccch,. NV ~ liz
, 1881-06-03

oSk by oi'c tho roses fp,,e. n, r..
ohanged f,is vote from Lonkltnv n . t,! eow!es
tho third bullet. Tho "lumorta i .h.,n x",ae!' %
aso sadly III noci OF ltttlo adhc.ivo ,'t-a'e"
, 1881-06-03


WHENEVER tic nominal proprietor OF the
: lineage 1tntcs-tslht Ii 10 sAS, tho person. who
mas lilo equity 'of rc'lcnpllon.-wtll prove
nnder oat!', OF l'avo 1T proven BY some ollo
who respects tho sanctity OF an oatll, tint
!he 1tntcs "l'as by far tho lnrsest circulation
Of I'LL the newspapers OF Cllcago-by fur tho
!aFgest"--'s VIII ba time for TuE TAinvSE
10 give attention to Ills Idle and idIotic frotfl-
hgs.
1he truth Is. tho Times Illus no respectable
slty eirentat'on. 1t dues not 20 regularly
INTO the homes OF chiengo, and IT It gets by
eceident It Is takell o't With the to'lgs. Tho
people w'to buy tha i1hics to hot read att-
sorllsoniei'ts, aiid would not ba persuaded
By thctn II they did, They commonly havo
, 1881-06-03

Cl1A'stEs Wot.rE, tho cclcbro,o1 .,,
Camuton lcadcr in tho pc1lnsylynnIa oa,., ahtl'
refers to Mr. ffowtt piayfuily as y ,ha. .'a'a,e,
gunrtl In tho Spcakcss chnIr,'' ''A'' olaek+
, 1881-06-03

DolssEr rs Hlgar aml tiorfla,n ~ 1,,na,,
VIII lstar together With an Unparalleled con,s[ "aa'
ton company tho coming season, ~''A''a3*
, 1881-06-03

.tn. t..,o
wv '""'
A NEW STATE IN PERIL,
Bnlgarin, one OF tho newest States In
Europe. whose autonomy aud rescuo from
Turkish mfsruto werc sccurctt by tho
triumph Of Russia tn her war with Turkey,
Is In peril Of rcvertIng from constitutional
form OF government to IN autocracy as al,-
solutc ns that of Istlssia Tho first article Ut
tho Berlin Troaty constituted Bulgaria m
autonomous l'rtnclpaltty. The third pro-
yittod for tho election Of Prince by the
population. The fourth provided for tho
preparation OF Il Constitution by tho Notablcs
OF Dhlgnria. rho fifth defined tho basis of
tho Constitution as nbsdfaltc religious free
dom md ,ln1estraineu enjoyment Of civil
anti religious rights and admission to ali
public employment, functions, and ilonors,
without my trninlnci, Tlla seventh provided
that "Tte Provisional Government cannot DO
prolonged for moro than ni,,e months from
tho data of signature of tho present treaty
[July II, 1881. When tho organic law llas
been fully settled, tho election Of ttle Prince
Of Bulgaria will immediately follow. As
soon rs tho Prince Is Installed, tho new Or
ganizntion will be put III forco al,d tho
PrincIpaltty will cntUr Into full possession
OF Its n,ttonotny."
This prograln Iias been carried cut. a
Constitution WIS adopted within the specl-
netl time. Russia proposed candidates for
tho Crown, but Withdrew them eventually in
favor Of priIlce Alexander Of Battenherg, of
tic House of l1esse, ut that tllno an officer
tit the l'russinn cavalry, and found ilcr conl-
i,e1,satlor hi tho fact tl,at llo was nephew
OF the late Euprcss. Both Russia and Ger
many wcro suited with tho choice, and 1t ls
to their Joint influence In pnrt tllat the pres
ent crisis I,as arrived. 1te was crowned in
July, 1870. Bulgaria Inns had Just two years
Of cons t1tut,oral rule, mt now the nows
CONES TINT Prince Alexander has dismissed
Ills Ministers, dlsbanlctl ills Legislature, and
suspended tho Constitution, Meanwhile n
provisional Dictatorship has been vested in
monctl Il Nntionnl Convention or Assembly
To dictate n policy for thb future, which Is
-.
, 1881-06-03

As Mn. CoSKLrSa remarked Int ys,,,
dumb" A' 'Aeep ~
, 1881-06-03

every 1Go inhabitants. To..iny Russia
cxbcids nl,0nt fifteen milltnM ruhlcs uliI1u.
nl'y for scllout PURPOSES; hut this s,nn IL III
Significant WHEN WI cnnsi,ler that Sllc has
twenty ,nlllfn,is Of children III want Of MI cdu-
catloi'. OF these Fifteen million rublcs, tho
lover grade schools receive hut snnll
s1larc,-tl,o grenter PARTON In expended Oil
hfgt. schools mid universities for q nteferrcd
few Religious farnttetsln IS this uhfef motor
hltlons tlicsa Ignorant tnasscs, ttid It appears
Ntn,ost ridiculous to demand for these ula'
cultivated masses political concessions and
reforms m tho spirit Of our progressive aEo.
Among suelt n''popnlat1on n N!',tlism must
thrive because It seems to 10 IN tho eternal
itfcss Of things TINT they should destroy
everything before they can butter their situa-
ton. This young Chr IL doing oil In Ills
power 10 bring about s,tol, result.
, 1881-06-03

-
THE AHa4sLATloN of 1851:
We pAp4'sh tnls morning cohipletc MS.
tors ot Inc leAls'atlo'' py Tic !'ll'ols uenefal
AssomDlyo Ut lhoi. Ihcsc weFo - ba''s passcu.
l"o ot theso nelhS similar, tno tioyethor Ve-
toes' ohe o1 ttlatl1' len'thR LIT WHICH oecaiho
INNS VI tacsc' MY "efe "ppropriat'oll
o'''s' MaVme so'ohty,io's Hcts Of genera
!ee,slaloh' 1Wehty-tnfee OF tlcse ollis oiiR-
,nate" Ill tno oonate' aha ittyono Ill INC
llotlse. .-..-.,
we give tins morning ta'l COPY or m ho-
st1aes OF inc SUBSTANCE OF each pli',
"ith nh eSplahatioh OF It's purpose
u1'' "lsll. " tno n1Ws phsseu' ulefe "efe
o"t o'o ot wv y. tesoiutlonn'y cn11"e-
tef' WING 'ne o'i's aoteneeo W noh-ac-
eu1, "llp e""Aoeie" ny "ahuleas, Weie i"'sc'
y "t MI McehatArs or o'aek'oal''hR cnafae-
.ei' III e'esS ease VI en.ilelY 'o" 4eR'sin-
uoM wv el'e uo 'hA1 VI the new rA"' cure.
!"a!s compared WITH ING ehro'lca ia"s e'ehea
ny tlle ooseshot: Among tno hofo 'h'pot-
'""t "c's "'sse" W ta'e Hcnetai 4Assen'o'S
'l'.s W '"e't!one" ulo lo''o"inR'
). Ahc 1a'lM.'c'so'' oA Co"n's eo"ets " co"n'
1ics "htto 'ne's ~ t1oo"te .p"t1 ls ,'''t'o
eo"eoi'eHI "'1h u".% u e'tc"tI eonlts ~ "n
e'''t enascs' ".'t. "'s" III atl e1'n''.lal eases
"llero t!e punishment .,, Is hot 'nils'sohnene
VI seat'' AAo plese''e 'a"' WHICH requires
appeats' etc., III cases OF spec'al assessmohts
~ oo taSeu !F"m tne couhty COURTS 10 tne
eltc"it lalo tnellce 10 tno Appe'h'1e a1lt' oa-
pte,ae eo"11s. ~ a",e''ne'' so tnat s"cn ap'
pc"'s s'is'' w '"ken 20 ello 4,plc.,a'o anu nu'
pe'he eVulls "i!hout passing tntol'Rn ehe
, 1881-06-03

ou1ENrAt. i.opaE, No. H. A. +. i a. M.-,tcau'at
EnAlti.lsS CATLlN, SECRETARY.
, 1881-06-03

EFNME3 =
Foot Of Atndlaon ktroct Furnpaurh'B Circus md
Mcnatcso. Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-06-03

Olympic Thentre.
CIars etrt4t, bHtNttn Lake mid randolph. Var.
ety cnturtasutnQut
, 1881-06-03

fsrhnh tstscrhs1Tona~+ .
f'1srk street. nptoats now Court-11oute. EnkHFo-
ment Of tho Fffth.nv. 0Dora Company. "otlvatto."
, 1881-06-03

Ho1ley'A Theatre:
RnntoIph Nrrot. brtwetn ctark and In Gallo.
Mlustfu1 entertainment.
, 1881-06-03

RfcVIeker's 'rhehtee.
i, bted!snr ftrnet, btluccn Ht.t1 md dearborn.
Enaasomcnt Of tho Acmo Oposn Company. "pii.
setto."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-18
Forty-seyenth CODgress-Speciai Ses-
sion Of the Senate.

WASHINGTON, May Il, 1851.
Mr.. Davis, OF West Virginia. after the
reading OF the Journal, inquired, ironically,
Of Mr. Dawes whether he was not now
ready 10 proceed with the consideration OF
the resolution for the election Of Senate
officers.
Mr.. Dawes replied that whatever a ma
jority of the Senate should decide on as TO
that resolution he was willing TO bow TO-.
He would not be found resisting the Will OF
the Senate itself. The Senator from West
Virginia had become, from an accidental
occurrence on the Republican side, ready 10
submit TO the VIII of the majority, because
he believed that there was aiority on his
side. He (Mr. Dawes had not word to
say. but was willing 10 bow to the Will OF
the majority, for him or against him.
Mr.. Davis said that he was glad that the
senator from Massachusetts was willing to
proceed with the pending business, which
he had been so anxious 10 90 on with during
the past month.
Mr.. Dawes regretted that the Senator was
AMBITIOUS 10 expose the ground on which
he stood. One would suppose that when
limited States senator took position so IN
consistent with the fundamental principles
Of The Government, that the majority should
NOT rule unless the majority would do as he
wanted. be would not be ambitious 10 uh-
cover himself 10 the American people.
The Senate at 1915 went into executive
COS slim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-18
lb.iJn:
TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amount Of RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD PER CENT.
GOLD BON D. due in 1915 az par aud accrued Inc
f.rest. These bonds are secured by consolidated
mort gage on the Richmond and DsDville and Pied
mont railroads aud The lease OF the North Caroline
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
the annual report Of the company for the year end
lDy 30th September, 1880, showed that The com
pany had reduced its debt over t45O'oCO during
The two preceding years, besides adding largely 10
it, rollir stock and machinery. aud purchasing
500 tons Of new steel rails For the seven months
ending Aprl 30. 1881, the net receipts Of the COM
pany exceeded $4,000. which j. equal TO Ga per
cent on the apial stock OF the company. alter The
payInent Of interest, rents. and all other nNed
charges. ana expanding large amount Tor SIalp-
mep;. steel rails, and additional workshops.
THOMAS BRANCH 4 co.
The receipts OF this company for carrying the
mails for last April show an increase Of over 100
per cent over same mouth Of last wear, aud Tor
freight Of 80 per cent. Previous 10 lst OF May 40
per cent of he ALBANIA aud Charlotte freight
business went Ctd the Carolina Central railroad.
Now all rs through business goes by the Richmond
and Danye railroad, which viii add largely 10 ITS
Income my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-18
COnkIing and Plat.
HOW THE NEWS OF THEIR RESIGNATION is RE-
CEIvED.


HUpsoN. n. Y, May 17.-Friends OF the
Administration here fired 100 guns at noon
to-day. Petitions are in circulation against
the reelection Of Messrs. Conkiing and
Plat. .,
NEW York, May 17.-An Evening Posts
special saws: "Word comes this morning
from several counties that public meetings
have been called to sustain the President"
TIE QUESTION OF SUCCESSION.
NEW YORK, May l7.-An Albany special
10 the Express says: ut IS believed by
.ome State senators that the statutes DO not
give the Legislature power to MI explra,
lions or vacancies for the office OF United
states senator except on the second Tues
day after the meeting OF The Legislature.
The statute certainly runs this way, ano IL
is interpreted TO mean that The successors
of the two senators cannot be appointed
until the 10th day OF January, 1857"
Tue opinion il growing that the senate
will refuse to go into an election OF united
states senators, and will leave the choice 10
the next Legislature. Some OF the senators
saw they think the question as TO wnetne,
the resignlpg senators should be returned