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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27
Buy your groceries at Halliday Bros.

Buy your groceries at Halliday Bros.
6 straw hats for % cts. at W. b. Har-
lan's.
g lbs best coffee for ST. at Halladay
Bros.
A new 10. OF tinware at Halladay
Bros.
Halliday Bros pay cash for pro.
duce.
Wanted all to see the new goods at
Brewingtons.
1000 gallon erockery ware at Hal.
laday Bros.
Warsaw flour by the car load at
Halliday Bros.
Don't forget to bring your prodce to
Halliday Bros,
II lbs good sugar for one dollar at
Halliday Bros.
A new lot Of queens ware and glass
ware at Halliday Bros.
Celebrated Kansas City flour at the
New York Grocery.
One half car load of goods received
at Halliday Bros this week.
Sweet cider and evapora:ed black
ba.~,o, ~ A. ~. VII I,..z..
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

A new 10. OF tinware at Halliday
Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

D. Baird has soms vary fine and ar
tistic monuments and memorial
tablets at his marble works. BARGAINS
are now offered. Cal. and see him.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

We buy our goods in large quantities
and pay cash for them. This is why
sell SO low. HALLIDAY Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

For parasols, the N. Y. Store.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

Halliday Bros pay cash for pro.
duce.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

We are selling goods for cash ana
and won't be undersold.
HALLIDAY Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

6 lbs best coffee for ST. at Halliday
Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

Warsaw flour by the car load at
Halliday Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

Wanted all to see the new goods at
Brewington's.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

CHARCOAL for sale at
NJ. T. DcReamer's.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

1000 gallon erockery ware at Hal.
laday Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

Charcoal for sale at
NJ T. DsReamer's.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

6 straw hats for % cts. at W, b. Har-
lans.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

Don't forget to bring your prodce to
Halliday Bros,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27
AL ABOUT the NJ T. S1ORE:
What They Arc Doing and What
tito People Say.

What They Arc Doing and Nhat
TITO People Say
When you come to the big show
call At the New York Store and see
our stock of clothing.
Anything you want in dry gonds at
the New York store.
Dry goods will be found 10 per
cent. cheaper at the N. Y. Store than
elsewhere.
CONKLING.
Conkling has resigned, but the N. Y
store is still selling goods at prices far
below their competitors.
We can sell you better suit FOR So
than you can find any here else for
the money. at the N. Y. store,
We can sell you shoe worth $40
for $I.2o. and a shoe worth SI.25 for
SI.Io. and a congress gaiter worth
$3.50 for $I.5o at the N. Y Store.
All wool suits for $500 at the N.
Y. Store.
Good suit for $500 at the n. Y.
Store.
We have the cheapes. and best
line Of ladies' and childrens' hosiery
ever brought to K,rksville. Come
and see it. N. Y. STORE.
JEWELRY.
Don't you forget TO call and exam
Inc our line Of jewelry. wien you
come to the big show. NY. STORE.
For parasols, the N. Y. Store.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

One half car load of goods received
at Halliday Bros this week.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

II lbs good sugar for one dollar at
Halliday Bros.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-27

Celebrated Kansas City flour at the
New York Grocery.
, 1881-05-17
A FAlTHlEss EMPLOYe.

Haury Kampor, young nhn who has until
recently bum empluyed ns BnlaRman by tho
Eugle Lauo Goods Manufacturing Company, No.
lls FiltA avenue was arrested yesterday
about noon by Detective Mcdonald lpou
charxes OF tarccny and olnb0zzlemeut
preferred by tls employers. Lalt
Friday tho young nun started out upon what
bus deye,nped Into a protracted sprea. lilo WAS
still drnnk Of tho t!nie OF hts arrost tn a eaoo9
OH Fifth ay0uuu. from wtat could 10 yoAsl91
abont tho y0ulix ruall. 1t ls oyIiout that hu hMa
tor somo t!u,U been 9olnk In tho wrong way. liz
arknowlsdgos having st0len from the st,ro auuh
small thin1a ~ aacss, poataFv-s ssatapa. aud =
GoAt. SAeerul pnWn. tickets for small AnsOuutH
wesy found upon hls pursoD, bearing out Tho
truth Ut his stAtutnsats. !ila ruuln vi No. luH
FlIlon sirnct WA uxamiHcl, but nothing
was found 70 ind.catu that tho Inau's
81 the tlrsu, Mr.; Aloxander. says tlat Kalnper
hAs baon in thu hnbtt Ut upenln4 lottusa I'D
drHsso.t e tue nrsn and aPpropriatl1x The CON
tents to l!a own uso; ut,d tat IN this WY ~ haA
0ubozxtttl between fur and 1iyn hundrul tollnrs
to u uurtninty. anI how nuuh Murs will nut be
known I'll thuse Gustoulcrs Whusu ru,ulttalcGs
70 tbu nrln havs. not boeu received shall hare
borH consulted by mali. kamper waa Ut tho
Central Slatlun tas1 hight Btlll too much hutui-
dod tH tntellect to give satisfactory account Of
hlulsqIt,
, 1881-05-17
SERIOUS CHARGE.

Another Settling Ulorfe in the Tolls.
Frank Fcfrts, ~ years old, In tho employ Of a
uoati of Trad0 trm "A messenger aud settling
ol0rk, was yesterday held by Justice Boully In
$500 bail to the Criminal Court upon charge Of
attempted Eapo proforred by Alice ThomaL
yuuu9 but staut'y.huilt girl OF somo ID or il
ycnrs. who kceps ho,Aae for her father and
brothor at No. 24t North Franklin street. Fer
rls was arrested. ut 1:00 yeateEtlaY morning By
Olacer Mcdoyeru, just as he was emorsina
from u house Ut No. 104 West Nnndolpt
street, Tho gtrl was With him, and ho WIN I'm.
portunlng her to permit him, to accompany 4oI
hulne. un1 endeavortn9 to oonvfnro her TINT II
sbo won't nl0ne, as she insisted upon doing. thar
sho would lllkoly be picked up hy tho pol1oo.-
Honry 0ttman. Il younE man living Mt No. 6s
attlwAukoe Arauuo. who called tho o!acora. hte
tpntlon 10 tho casu, Ind nlso Informed him that
Ferrlh ind re,,totn rom In tho house, and had
finally boon e1eoteh because the Klri nado such
M outcry, Glst clAluled h0 WIN trying to tako
f. q re- " + sns aosS
III addition that another yninxWoMnu aud con-
panion cnulu IN with Fcrris. rentoi q room, but
Alice reiatstl 10 L!out. IarGor how sho hscame,
acquainted with ncr w0ull.ba betrayar. lie
pslltsl her hy tlnillu und npprtmohod hsr ono day
IL anecship. c : claitau's .sa to Know hsr fastaor
school llo with With lcr bro,hor: lls 0 called
sliu hnd accompanied lin out Of un evening he
hal lemeunod himself like goutlemau. iia
would nns have eucccudeA in Eetttng her TO No.
INFLUENCE OF snMo vino WHICH he hal Induced
her to isuhtbe during tho svothn4. Healdrs. sho
Thought .hewaH ~ good colnpany, and rer1ltttod
oth0r c0upln. AlIcu was KIYea tho Llout0naus's
ru0n, for tho ro1nalnueF OF tho night, as It was
folred that She would nor IN on hatd'tO proso.'
s,sto Ia tho morning II she VIA permitted to go
, 1881-05-17
LATE MARINE ITEMS.
Gpstfat Qfsp1teh to Jas Chicago 1fthunx.


nurrALo. N. r., May 1G.-Asrtved-propelles
Nyuok, OAolda, New York. James Pisk, IT,,
Chicago, sohuoaors aoldon Wost, y. u. parson.
FLA. 0oosgos. y. J. Wolis. II. J. Webb, ]. W
Noanc, Jamcs Moore, gra.n. Chicago, tho pro.
peiloTa Empire 6tato, J. +. Donaldson, ucorRo j..
Klug; tho suhoonon EnplEo 6tatu. q, u. llu ugoE-
ford, harxo G. u. fnumx. Lovi Ransom. Q.
Bpale1naul, Troy. lumber, lay City; proI'8iturs
bIoroly, ". T. arayns. Ba1nuel F. Ilougo, 1t.
luul. tho sehoonen A9alxs. atmosphere. Btalker,
grain: barRu Fanny NoIl, Tolodo; propeller ].
N. 0lldden. !ron-ore, Esoaaaba, scaoonor
Porter, Rr1ln. Milwaukee,. Clearud-propellofs
Miwaukeo, Gordon Campbell. DeMn ilch~
nlonl, Empire 6tate. IadQer Ssntc, Jay
Guuld, New York. Chicaeo; schoonaFa Angus
Smith. Porter. Chicago; propeller i. L. liop~
kius. Morley, schoouur II. II. Williams, SeaguII.
conl, Toiodoi propeller Iaallc, ttancock. pro-
pellrr J, +. donaldson, Propeller q. W. King sud
bArgos. Day Otly; schooner owasoo, Duluth:
sQhuoner Miami klollo, c0aIl. Manlstso; schooner
a. liood, o.,ai, Detroit: schooner ]. T. Mlxer,
Hheboygau; sehooaura W. ]. Doano. ]. O..
Muster, t;uurIso, .. J. WelIs, coal. ChlcaRo, rs
cents Rross tols. Thoro aro ruuloss to-day OF
probable discussion gruwtny out Ut d!ssatts-
fActiou af snlHo Of tho members With ahArcA a.
sIKled them III tho general soul. 1t II said that
kufur:tl cArRUss hAv1 6cen elevated freD of
handling, while tha rutoa III s1HIs Gases hAfa
bcVn Wy low ~ \ 4uurtor Of y Gcut ver buahcl.
, 1881-05-17
cauELIY TO ANIMALS.

Jean Cau mud P,orrs lsugcl, two mendioant
Freurh1nen, aud baar wore locknd up at the
West 3Iadisou Strcot Station yostcedny Mor.llus,
tho mpa hastnG boon oharxpd With cruelty 10 tho
animal by 0lcer Dudley, OF tho Humane 30
clo&y, Tho brute hus an Iron ring in its
.Sso, And aHd te1 5a men have a. ltoa mug.
when T. T. not Kotng Through y
witnesses might havu OUoa fund to testify. 10
talo oruulty 0t tho aollnnrs keepers. rhoy whip
o e,to 5 sI soxp ana ,hsy ts
aaly ona 1tox Vt = imo fos four tue 1r!,te wy
ii 1IplY TO avuii Liows tl,at tho por beast ti,,os
tho aot altotted ~ hn. ~ !ho s1rlrl*o VI uaar.
" oYeFy one, tho ulcn bxhlhtad sunls 1nrf III a
permit OF aiocnss E!yon llian. Mt tho tlty-ItAlI,
aud, III ytow VI thisfaot and tho thnaiyas t,f tho
evidence, tho .ueA wuro ltsohAsgeu. They wpru
immediately raaFsestel!, aud Will DO 1fauxht
int0 court Today u|tarKcd with thu violation VI
HCc, ~, E!lap. -. AeviBati UtsAnNo1t. Tito pof-
furulanvos Ut tho bo.r fruluunty friy4ton
Aoraua into running AWAY. ana un of0rt u to W
1nadb 10 driye tho performers out Ut tho busi"
pusa on this ACAsouMk
, 1881-05-17
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL,
Ills Early Demise Expected.
Srkfi1t 1fto1feh 10 THS fhteton IfIh,ink


C1Hc1HAAT1, O., Mny 1a.--ArchhIshop Purcell
Ia sinking rnpldly. Ills feeble c0udttion wns
mentioned III these dispatches u fortnight ngo,
Tho warn weather of lust weok WIS untRvora-
bic, and prepared tho way for I'm carly diasolu-
tton. Tho priests Of tho diocese worp today
officially notified OF Ills low condition, mud
prayers will now bo daily offered In all tho
churches for tho dying pralato. Ho IL at tho
UFsuliuc Convent, In Nrnwn County, surround
Cd by nlinlsterlng Stsicrn and halt u dozen
pricssa. Thu Lev. Dr.. Callaghar. for many yeafa
Ills private secretary and oontdaut, IL
with him, hRyiuE hastenod homo
from Europe ut tho first lnt!mRHon
that his Venerable superior was falling. The
news Of the Aruhbishop's low condition, though
not uuex peotpd. causos real sorrow. roE m'ore
than forty years lu WIS beloved by lls 1occss
to lcxrCt. which few hnvo over enjoyed. lilo
found tha Church In this rusloM weak. 9nd made
1t mlRhtr. Tho great financial rev1rse ut two
and u hulf yaAta ago, bf which more than 5,(A11
trusting Catholics, who had Lpuosdted n ,l0l,0o0
with him, lost 1t all. ho never once anticipated.
It broku upon hiln like n storm In u
CLEAR sky. anu shattered blu mind
and Lis health. At tho time thoro wore bitter
thugs said AKhlnst him by eDMo Ut the creditors,
but liinU has shown ttWt this inonoy brought no
profit 70 tho venerable and hoaslbrokou putfar.
Ns, and eyen tho most yi0lnRt huve now ktud
things to say Of him. and viii hear Of hia death
with tbNtat.
, 1881-05-17

bp%ttd4 DtEputeh to 11H CA&td1p 1f11lsfa-
LOUISVILLE, KY. May 1u.-Tho hotels tonight
Nre crowded with turfmeu gathered from nlt
potnts OF tho cDtupaBs to participate In the sport
to bo dished up by tho Louisville jockey Club at
It's spring meeting, which commences to-mor-
row. Tho Kontuoky Dorby is. Of cot,rze, tho
topic Of conversation. aud surprise Is expressed
tint, Of tho original s1xty-two Subscribers to tho
stakos sonly sav0n wilt face tic starter to-mur-
row. The rnco Is already conceded to Isindoo,
and 1t Ia tho general opinion that t,o will win
without stretching Ills neak. The betting to-
night u for second place, tho choice IT,
iny hotwccn calycanthua and Leiex. Tho
attendance Tomorrow, II u clear day,
will b0 simply overwhelming. A purity
Of twenty Foreigners arrived ut tho Gait House
this otentuY to reinaiu durIug tic onttre meet.
Ing. POuis Oh tc-InOrrow's taecs sold nt tho
Turf Exchange Tonight ~ follows: First rneG,
Association pursG. one and u llInrinr nllcs, Ian
crurt 9ia0, Cnecknlntv Gal,rlci FIJI, 1ncnuimoio
ST., tlm Afalone Sd Nurnud a,lu Cash Clay IN the
teld for ~. EAsconA rAoc, tho Kentucky Derby,
ono and half miles. uludoo f4QO, McUrath's
ontrics, Ca!ycunthus aud Sligo, Aa1. Lily s:a] AL
fM,nbr1t I'll, Getaway S1l, Hel,i Or $G. Third
.ace, Association puEsc. 1nlls heats Pope Leo
St0j, llAncho J. so, Hurry Gov sJo. boulevard
$:&l Mary Anderson ~. Edwin Il. ~. Ho1ua-
furt SIT, Virgil Lear $lb, Trunk Cheatham 81,
6nnMacltiA So, W1mpre 80.
, 1881-05-17

MAlssnAL1TowN. H., May 18.-Word reached
hare to-day OF tho killing last evening OF an un-
known nun by wild freight, Conductor HAM
mond, on tho Chicago s. Northwestern Itoad, two
miles thlssil Of State Coutcr. Nothing whaterer
WIS found on the body to 1dcnttfy tho man. aud
tho only peculiar nnrk on h.s person was a
hnely w0rkcd representation OF the cruc!fl1l0u
Of the Savior on hia left utnl. The man had
been seen before by train -1nen. and Ind acted
strangely. Tho CorOncr's verdict eIonernted
tho Company from akl blamc.
Special DsDatea TO 11s Chicago 1stbunr
TxNnH ltAuTg. Ind. May l6.-A boy by tho
nalno Of MuHlvan, while attempting to csnwl
under u trn!u near tho car works this cveniaK,
WAS run OVcr nud killed.,
, 1881-05-17
RUSSIA
WARNINGS,


CnAcow, May 1G.-Ela business colnnuni-
ty here ilnvG been wnrnol front Warsaw not
to Send jewish travellers thittlar. placartls
l,nvo beet. posted ut NIL tho s:root-cornars tn-
wiling the Cllristians' tn attack the Jews.
Many rofagee jews law crossed the frontier
III consequence Of tho anu-Jowlsll outbreak
Saturday at Kumteuiue. -.
1uN.tTIEFF.
ST. PETEnsRunu, Alay lG.-The Emperor
Inns accepted tho resignation OF Gc,l. Msii-
kolf, a'ld appointed Gan. Ignntiuff to succeed
him. The change creatcs great uneaslness
III political circles.
ECONOMY.
IT. PETEI1snuisu, Alny l0.--A scheme Of IT,
trcnctling shortly to bo submitted to the
Council OF Stato Includes the abolition OF
Vane military districts, Commissions, ardt es-
tahlislllnents. tho reduction Of the strength
Of the aF1lIy 10 peace footing, tho reduction
Ut stall n&ld salaries ut tho Ministries OF War
and Marine, md lla stoppage OF the pay Of
Guuerus on long furI0ugl,s.
, 1881-05-17
GREAT DItITAIN.

}n., tEA'cAPrAlN LOST.
,t,mlsx, ,tx, alay 1G-.rhe Captain Of the
Io,t +, n. .eoncrSet, ut Bristol, from, New
laDaa..., s,appsaf.Nt during tho passage. 1t Is
'~" III fcll overheard.
iox, lIoLocAusT.
nlrs,as, May l6.-A 1ro occurred taat
sShh' = aaa furso bellon road, London, BY
a'neF' mother, and four ehlldrc4
n. ,.. EDWIN nooTir,
A,in pss.la1lons psa.a for the appearance OF
II, 49, noo'f' IN Berlin aro not jlkuly To have
ssuir ls n w. F;u't. Mr. Booth will probably
esps Of the ao .d unitsd States Iii July on ac-
ny,s.t@ w. no health Ut his wife.
IN ,boa,1 b1 - "kLl@KSowS SCOTCH rA1MERs
VIII sIss s@ft w a tour through America,
u Men.asso % obtain Information reonrdlnr
s u agricultural emfgrants,
- r. PHI. 'Sha sfa!. .@Gleu.,euoM Ga.s,ts
se.ala.diss ssua1!oush's 0ihcllo, without being
saa,, dt.n,a s,lo''gcr than tl,at Of his predo.
e'a!!lh of fays 10y; Ut ono or two potuts q
Rsea t,taye s!yle such Us is altogethar uusur-
T. aased " nat unequaied.n
9M bajr, .ak .u WOOL sALgs TODAY
,Hua otsssesse %ese offered, chiefly Now South
s'aa Co... o..sahd' Victorian, aud New Zsa-
N.Y. A aelna,d. Prices ilrm.
"a ha ts,ie,, Aaik LANE ExaaEss,n
ut week ,s, Of tho british grain trade the
~ Set hssss' Dry, llarsh winds during
bfospest ~ No. materially reduced tle crop
%llbs no i H. ,eaahge, unless 1t comes shortly,
Destas 10 looS p " save spring wheat, wl1!cl,
soa y apona.ts ono yellow. Altogether, the soa-
sseeaapea s. shsss ho latest recorded, Trade
&aatas hsxa sxo.aleally dull. md rates slncu
'A'e been alowly usclluipg. with d
, 1881-05-17
THE BUMBOAT NUISANCE,


a aNtf w nff
uo,,s,a ~, -. ~" .st s,a,. asA ,as,s.. "cA '
1 ~ nuvn oas ~ .as pAs, ussn wf'ten apoSen.
anu @ aD"ne ut ,a pooa. ses TINT
t,nt,,r,, ,r tho ,rnrt Inn rIno s,,.a, s,ycs,lrc
,,".'s.. -. @ ~ H., s~'n
and patrons thereof. BuIlico IT to sHy tint tho
lumbUnt nuisance has been revived lrl ull !ta
glory Of drunken orgies and nocturnal dooal,cl,.
eriea. Last your t1la p,llGo nude Illauy etlleuy-
ors to suppress thu boats. u,a drive
s'. saU oen o.s y,
town. Nopc9toa asfesss wore madc, anu
tbo rsauoe w,,s not n1,a1et1. boonuso ti,a nrosc-
yutetl persons possessed sufficient mea,,a q d..
casos Ut appeal to h!shor Court than tho ono IN
which tho prosecution was begun. The higher
Court could not Immediately pass upon tho
tst,.sS uu @ oenco ', tno oI,oons H'eM @ ata n9nr
is1ga Ms .aG a aFeS pay teec. nv nrangonl @
Xa5tSw, wv p ~ n4sx jaak; q & u hs Wa raa,isriy
called; IT, wns riystssl s'!no a a9a!,!; a'id aa
@ sa wsrS GnteFs ~.
an ;, gt tho tes' NY s gf Willa % ftzgesa ana
~ oasss turned y p ~ Criminal Go',rt, ana
sns aty. r. teEsesnon ~ III. cameron, WV ~
susea ~ ~, au ~ ~ ieohn H. s uc DUN
,1 IS sasos wore thoretorS a'sl,naod ~ tue 9lty
Va,a@ to kee hln, lp shsok ssts III Sro.
Wy W,ts se o,5eli Pc .,a ralded llst Stnr was tow1a
~ ~ % NE ryes @ Ply sS SStuFhay hay nxar
opnosis ii*5rlson street; Al 9id;tino eareu.ai
was oarEto1 IN SATURDAY and Sunday ntEht
lvstsfuay VI tne pnl,rs WeFp lniernea Q. tno q.
aeoiaea to solze IL anu taoh anu tnero
NIT THE EVIL IN THE nuD.
Accordingly; % aloas . o's'oek yesterday after. .a
r1.,t.rv at,1 ti l,,unr.,, ~ rim ftv Inw ia.
, 1881-05-17
FOREIGN.
,..s Issued for the oc-
oF'stu eppation of Tunis by
French Troops
, victory for tho French
q over n Body of Tu-
1lisl.tl1s.
a. Franco -Tunisian Treaty
1po oniacussed by the Brit
ish Press.
Proposition in The Commons to Pro-
''' lest Against the Action OF
France
..1v Also Very Indignant at
France for the Same
Cause
i, Internal Machine Thrown into
:" 8 Police Station In l'v'
erpool.
c.,a,n,.lon by The RcichstaE Of Its
leeislon TO Meet Every
loAr.
,,,,v Also Very Indignant at
''' France for the Same
Cause,
i. ,ofe,nal Machine Thrown into
~ q Police Station In l'v'
erpool.
c,,a,n,tlon by The RcicFstaE Of Its
pecislun 10 Meet Every
loAr.
Tu,, Deficit lu tho Spanish Budget-The
Ministerial Crisis in Italy


nn,,lrsr OF TIE ESGL1stt 1'IlEss.
loxIny. May tg.-Thu Standard snys:
W. must 20 buck to tho Spanish marriages
~, narnt,eI to tho bad filth of FrA1tcc. It
inl.u tint Franco l,as thu aasent, or rather
,ssronnlyalre, Of Bismarck, bu: !lo Is quito
i-.p,blo Of tho nalsud asal clumsy faisot'ood
uIIch preceded tic c:astlscsnent Of tic
ymun,Ir. Three Empires SEQ their Interest
i,ionu7,nc tic 1l,ost bare-faecd violation of
,,blt Inv pertNlrated III our ttn,c, ant tho
ronsr1sl,t disruption OF European, concert
rriuc,s o,r Governments OH Gtatlstole's we'll
tuotn priuc.plt to Impotence. 1t IS quite
e,rtajn That II Italy fcit lcrHhlf strong enough
81, would declare war before twenty-four
lnafs arc past"
The Mpfnlny Post chnractnrizcs the con.
dst! Of Franco as perildy nnd unbluslitng
talehood.
Tic Dily Nc,es, In Its leading article,
s.y,; III, sone t1ay, Con. Bpard's triumplls
5hnulu result il. France having u,l her llallla
nj the same time I'LL International war nit! MI
.AIhran rising, sho will llaVa liursolf to
lhani.n
TILL FEELING IN VIENNA
4 yIeana correspondent says: "Tho
r.,rc'.r~ni,,an atruir ,,us ertstp'f N very nm.
,.,s .,v s,nt ' tsi;nt 1"r. ,Th, tn,"rcstx ~ Aua.
,% ~. ,-, M, % 'l,...t,v tascl,ri hit Thar, oro
M ,'s .yInrxos Ia III, ultimate result of stch
'nr.anrsn y
IN ENGLAND.
AdIipatch ftam VIetln says England WIS
h..usd 10 joIu fully IN Offering MI tntcrnn-
naa' p'1,es', onI nwla2 ~ tao astttNae OF
, 1881-05-17
TITLED VISITORS.
8pfttdt HspAtek Ia The fJ.tedso- Tfth1tnA

f3PstFF' 17F"F0ss" t|sFFtE$HV
ToHoNT0. Mly ID. Tito Duke Of Sutherland,
aarquls Of Stafford Muj. ..Gon. Sir Horny Uruon
aud Lady Grucu. DR.. ". II. 1sussef. tho f,t.nous
war correspondent, Mossrs+ J. r. Blukersecth,
Deputy Chairmnn OF tho London j. Nursbwcst-
ern Railway; Q. L. Stcphcns aud G. crpssted,
Directors; II. Crosslod, Audtur; G. r. Ecete,
Traffic Manager; and Henry Wright, Prlvato
Secretary to tho Duke. visited polnts Of interest
In tho city th!s morning. They lupchcd ut Gov
ern,nent lIoliso ut u CLOCK, aud nt hult-past .
atustea westward for Tho FnIls, uriur tlotn,,
which they will prperrd to ChlenHo lnd ku,ls,.s
Cily, Whcre tho party will tl!vi!lv. tho Duko und
few othcrs dustlt,ad fur S4n Francisco, aid tho
olhcrs intending to rosurn 70 England.
, 1881-05-17


DETROIT, 3[ich., May l1.-Tho DctroIts won
tholr second victory this seasun to-duy tho post
poncd game with tho Troya boulg played. Their
fielding wns almost perfect, and they batted
Welch Numerically. llouck, tho now short
stop, proved q h1rl hittor nnd very clever at
stopping hut grounllers. Several hnndsomo
cntohcs woro mnte by Wood. Tie features OF
tho vE5tora' plny was tho detd work OF 1Iunkin-
sou, Conuors, md Cnsklns. although tho latter
mado two gross fumhles.
+, Inntngs- 2 3 / 8 CO 81
Detroit. @la1,r q 4 ARIA 9l3
Fielding errors-Ds.roit 2; Troy, u.
Hasne.| rrns-Detsolt. 7; 1rey.1.
'rwo-bnsc hlts-Wood, Knight, Droun q,
Honck. Whitney. Wood, Aonnelt.
First btso oi bats-Dttrnis, =; Troy,1
First lase OH errora-0etr,lt, d; rr1y, 2.
Struck out-Derby, nenuett, Gillespie, Han
kfnson.
I.ert on bRaes-Detroit, Q; Troy, &
: Passed InEis-TrDy. .,
Tamc-Tw0 h0nrsaud forty mlnutek.
umpIre-I3oeauhor.
, 1881-05-17
AUSTRIA,

TIE sTEriIAEtE BrOHY.
VIENNA. Afny 10.-TIle speculation about
tho ca.so at tic Princess Steplanio's sudden
fearful 0utburst during tho marriage cerc-
1Ilony OH TuEstluy WIS fa,l,tttl afreslt Inst
evcltng by II dispatch frum Paris announcing
t'lut young American artist there had Ut
tempted suicide by opening tho arteries Ut
his arms. It w;.s at ouce whispered around
tho pAaco lint tho ynunK artist waa mono
other tlnn the Prl''ccss' unfortunate lover.
the sight OF whose laco 1T tl.o wedding threw
her into Mysteries. This. however, Is not
tru,. Tho young mans name Is George Low
lAlnt, mld from whut llns been .l3cartutnud
about lin It Is not hopeless lows but pccunt-
nry difficulties that wero ut tic bottom of his
desperate Ieutl. Tho American WIN courtpd
tile Princess Is said to he d Rich as hor Royal
fntller himself.
OBITUARY,
Franz Dinselstedt the German poet Is
dead. '''- ''"' -
, 1881-05-17
FRANCE.

ECRuTIN DIX LlsTE.
PA1us, Mny 1o.-'rho dabnta OIL the Sorutin
do L|ste BILL eolIies ol, this week. The Com
n,tltca report rejecting the" "Llste" system-
stoa-wlll ba presented In tho ClaMb0r Of
Deputies to-day.
EXPLOITS.
Tho French exports Tor tbs first four
mouths Ut tha present year show 4soseaae
OF s., or, 100 francs, compared with the corre-
spending poriol ut last year, aud tho Imports
decrease Of IS 000, 900 francs.
OBITUARY..
pAras, May l&-Vlce-AausIral. lsonclorede
Nowry "a dead.
, 1881-05-17

tnnne Society hns for enne time been attempts
ing 10 nbtatn pusse4gfon of TITS chlid bccnlse of
tho bad oatfnttT Of iis tmrcnts md ttsir itablt.
fty It, pr,perty 1nrn for shutr afsprlnB. In the
cause tho child tI lr tlrt,tucrsl In cort or pro-
!lGcnl at all. Hence tho arrest. When Hrs.
lttn7 saw yesterday TINT at!e must givo up
the child and tho olIIccrs OF tho Humane aoelcty
arc corrnspondingly happy over tho prospect Of
degradation and placing her In an lnnutnuo4
whcro she Will receive physical caro- and mental
training.