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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-13
ALL SORTS.
10 him.

There was young lady Of Chester
Who thought It was great fun to poster
Her brother, Theodore,
Put she'll tease him 70 more,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-13

That Dir. Blaine is 90 NJ into The
Cabinet can bs accepted by The whole
country with confidence. The fact has
already been discussed ty nearly the
whole press As an additional proof
Of il. il has been discovered that Mr..
Blaine is bout 10 commence she cree
ton of new residence in Washington,
10 cost $50 %.
, 1881-01-27
ANTI-CONS OLIDATION.
Further Light Thrown upon tho Pro-
Visions md Isflcct OF thu Holloway
Lnsv In Ohi0-le 0pnrn tGx ~ U 9BMr t.
FIJI mi ILL., fjskr&

Further Light Thrown upon tho Pro-
Visions -n,iA X:tleet OF thu Holloway
Lnsv In Ohto-le Operate ns U 1sMr tO
SnvceAafttl Consolidation.
Utsuttch tu Cincinnati Enquirer
COLuuuus, O., JAt, :5.-Tho question Of pre-
venting tho consolidation of tho Western Unln,,,
American Union. and Atlantic i pauitla Ielt-
graph Companies IL still QUO OF absorbing ILL.,
tereRt both III and out Ut legislative Glsrlpa. 4
statement appeared IN several contemporaries
th[R morning to tho e!Eoot thnt tho Holloway Inv
Of last winter put 4ulotus Oh atly legal preycn-
tion OF tho consolidation, and continuing this
theory thuro was u lonK strEny OF. detluc-
ttons with this fundamental error NJ
basia. Senator Nchattls. who Inns given tho
subject mora. nttcWtIou during the vacation
than nny othor member OF tho Assembly, aud
who. It, fact, wus tho only manher who won't
into the nattur at my length. says that tho lInl.
loway law docs not pnnllo tho Companies to
consolidate, that tho lonK-wIndol arguments to
th1a otfeus nro egronuous, aud thAt tho position
III stated in the EKlut,rr this morning u tho
corg1et onu. "
TITO Holloway law, which was passed Mt tho
instance aud through tho Efforts Of tho Amor.
lean Union aud o(llccrs and tho friends OF tho
corporation lust wtntoF, after bitter light with
tho Western Union. which corporation was hero
In full foEoe to light It from nrst to last, asne1ld
ed Sections I, 455 and . 34Gs. Tho only atnandmont
to tho 1rst named section waa this and nothing
Inores !,
"I,ut It shall bo unlawful for any such Com
pauy Or 0otnpanaos ttalcgraphl or tho owner OF
owuegs ok rights Of way TO contract for the OK
, 1881-01-27

for tito manner fl wh'cl. tho
vote should bo counted, 1t might
be Tint Democrats enough, would vote Will,
tho Republicans to pass The resolution Of tito
Senate. md to accept tho Invitation, in ac-
cor.tnnco will
TIE HONOURED rRECEi,ENrs OF 1901 AND
1901.
This Is the Republican program for the utlet
md orderly count Of tic Electoral votcs two
weeks from to-lny, 1t rclnatns 10 be seen
whether tho Democrats will accept It, or wilt
Insist upnn tic nrbitrary pnrtfsnn rule how
pending III tho House, md, In tho event TINT
TINT rule should not be Adopted, wottltf nur-
nit tho tlay for tho counting OF tho votes to
nrrlyG without any provision.
, 1881-01-27

purchase the t,ldltloual nme,,nt of bonds to
cquhl one-ttlrtt Of their capital, which is scs
against their names:
1nlinna--Flrst Natiol1al, Fort rt,Yayne; First
National, Indianapolis; Indiana Nat1onhl,
indianapolis, Sb0O1O cnch additional.
1lltnoIs-First National, Springfield, e, tss3
additional.
Altchigan-rirst National, ura1nl isapt,ls,
ss,Es3; Grand Nnpttls National and First
National, OF Saginaw, SID, ,tAA' cnctl.
Afnnrsotu-Flrst National, Minneapolis,
$1,000; Northwestern, Minneapolis. aG0,d'a:
Merchants, st. I'aul, S:s't3:,Es'.
Observation-Disclosures National, Ra-
cine, s:s',EE. .-.. Z
'rweity-ono cnuntry banks would 10 ro-
CURED to purchase additional bombs to tho
amount VI 3t,.1s}4, 0!k3, mil thirty-llya city
banks s7.607,IS3. Total, fifty-six banks In
the United States, ss,p2o,T45.
THE ARGUMENT.
10 Lht t1f,ttrn Assoetatfd prtts.
WAsI1NuroN. u. C., Jan. 2U.-.'rlle Senate
Finance Committee gave 4 hearing to the
Controller Of tho Currency III opposition to
tho tlftll section Of tho Funding bill. Ills ar-
gunlents were mainly directed aRntnst tho
proposed rcpent Ut Sec. 4 OF tho net Ut
June 20, 1874, md tho rcGnnctmcnt
OIL s3Gcs. hs!ou 1itu h,llH. hcFlSetl
Statutes. concerning tho surrender
Ut circulating notes nni deposits OF bonds as
security for circulation md deposits. Ills
conference with tho Committee to.ttay also
lnc[ndetl In lis range various questions II, rc-
gnrtl to earnings profits oil circulation, and
dividends Ut Nnttol,al ba,,ts md their right
III Issue md retire circulating notes at tllotr
pleasure. The Controller suggested the repeal
OF the laws imposing tux upon tlio deposits
md capital OF bnnks. Upof being askctl II
tic tux npon circulation was NECESSARY to pay
the expenses Ut his office nnd the Issue vi
notes: llo rNpEiutt That the gan to tho fiovtrN-
lncnt frum the loss upon Natf0nnl-baNk nOtcs
now In circulation, If estimated ut | per cent,
would amount 10 a:),500,0 900, which he sail
wottitt bo sufficient to pay the tutnl expenses
Of tha Nntiontl bankx to the Government for
tho next llttec1l years.
, 1881-01-27
CHICAGO.
THE LAKE-FnoS'r n1f.r. uEFoEE THE cost
AtlTrEE.

TlIE 'I.AKE-FHONF HILL ilEF0HE TIIE C03i@
MrrrEt:.
Special Dt,pateh to The Chicago 1'riaunr.
WASHINGTON. D. G., jim. W.-RelrcsGMta-
tisc t;eorge II. Davis appeared with Solicitor
Il. F. Aver tllls morning before tic lIouse
Committee OF, Public Lands In support Of
tho amended bill rolatise to tho l.akc-Front.
Representative Davis Ii HOW working ucttye-
~ III support of tho nleasi.re, the nlncNl-
1ncnt Incorporated III thu bill by tlle Senato
Judiciary co,nrltttce having elnl'rnced the
polliss upon which Ills oppusition to the orig
ihat AIdricll bill was basctl. 1t IL tho in!-
preston OF those WHO aro managing the bill
tint the llonso Committee will report 1t
favorably. Iho difficulty Will HOW bu
70 recelf0 nctlnl upon 1t III tile two
Houses. Tho Senate Will probably first
consider II, ai'd u Is expectei tlMt the bill
VIII pass tint body without amendment. LII
TINT ease n1l ci!ort VIII be male to Keep 1t
upon the Speakers taotc IN tie House Witll-
ntlt reference to 4 committee, nlld When bug
mess upon the Speakers tnole shall be
renc'!ed 10 have the lloltse Committee 1novo
tho pnssnEo of TIC Sennte Dill On tho Ero1n(
that IL IL Identical WILL tue Dill to Which they
have hsreel. ..- .........
SOME OPPOSITION Is MANIFESTED
now to tile measure, OIL account OF tic state
MClL OF lilo new 1Dfk press
, 1881-01-27

~ ho yar.. n,",, ~ .ho "oaicrat,on NJ
sto,,tov Nfnttho,vs, anon cn,l ,vI,fin i,o ,yiij
n..t,o Ill, H., a,,nn,n1 r. ,v;,i ,t In ,.it,,o,,t
r,ny rrnnt o,,nos,,,a,, ~ u" ~ "''' ''' ~
0rr'Y. r,,,, a1., ,,,, mr. ,,ovo,,o,x
n me- nT,,ryn A,,ottafto I,rt,a
1VAsutyoroy, u, c.. Jan. 9g,-Afr, Sprtne-
cr's trsolutte; tnstructtnr tho Post Office
Committee "to jnoulrs into tim expcttcucy
of establishing by law n postal telegram
system, un.ler tic Goycrnmgnt Of the
United States.H WIS presented to the House
to-day, witt, n recommendation That It
pnss, for tile following reasons: Tint It II
evident TINT tforo ls n general tlct,attl by tho
public for protection II, telegraph co1,tlu,nnt-
cntions from cxtnrtions Of tho grcnt te!e-
HrnpI 1nouope,y TINT ot,sorbs its conpetitors
ns they hccon,o established, niul thus compel
a tariff which pnys ,lfyIdords on stock bo-
level to be largely walerpil, md, therefore.
nn i]!octal Inquiry should be matiu Into tho
fnc}s. n,,d fn0jafntton rronosrd IN arror,fnrro
tbernwItb.
TIM r,.xrn.r. rtc,rrr.
Tbn confcrcncn hctwcon tho (,nyornmont
oflrto,s nf,d tlir representatives of thu Cot.
trni I,nciflc Rni1rnntl wna rrsu,red nt lin I'm.
,,orttncnt Of .Ius,ien thts ,,or,,lnv. SI,ortiv
afterwards. tim rcnttemcn cnrnuctl h, thn
| conference left thu Department Of Justice
| for tl,c Department of tho Interior, whcro
| the conference was continued.
royrAr.
An order has bocn Essucf!c,v tia Post. Ofrfcc
| Donart,nent establishing slnRto tiatiy cx-
change of through rerIsterrtf pnuchcs 1m-
| twrcn 1,oatn,osfnrs nj MctnphIs. Tenn. nn,]
Ltttln Roc1;. qArk.. In go tnto otfect the tat
uyoximo.
TltE NOMINATION. or WILLIAM II. HASKELL,
| ns Postmaster If AlhanY. n. y, yus teurb.d
on tho cnIentnr In rsrcuttye session. md
Srnntor Kcr,,att. WIN n,nti,. the motinn FIR
to.tluy'a executive srssiot,, nskttl tIut it bc
Tinker, nm for ncttpn. hut. unon tho statcne1,t
Tint Sc,lator CARPENTER nav cont,urll to hts
1,ouso hy illncssi desires to l,o hcnr,t nnon
tle legal questions lny,lyctt III this rasr. lin
Senate decided 10 postvonc Its consideration.
md It wns accordingly t,nsscd over for tha
nrescnt,
ruf,rrY-ylsr CLERKS IN THE NAVY pE.
| pAItrMESr
| were discharged to.ttay to take effect Feb.
/ next. These clerks nrc OIL tho tc.npo-
rary roll and pni.l nut Of tic appropriation
fur contingent EXPENSES. Their removal Is
| caused by the exhaustion If thut approprltl-
lion.
THE PRESIDENT APPOINTED
Dcverly'ruckcr, Of y1rglnla, II Commissioner
OF tic Worlds Fair IN New York in 1889.
| s,rr,St,-tt,1,t,,
No official information concerning the re-
unrte a1,rrontlcr Of GfttInr-I,,ttt tn lin Cn,,u-
, 1881-01-27

1teonnnintrd nj t],n nctfon of thu Uruenbnck-
nra ~ ti,ov thought tilcy might vote will,
thc,n Int Ink 1onre or tTcvas, nnd Lave. al
Alnf,nn,n. weird mast of tho tlay
,rith tho 1,rnu,,,cons. nr ,tcc,luc,l to
rosns ,vl,lto Fr,tou. Snccr, and Stopl,ens.
Democrats. of t}coreja, voted generally will,
Mn ncnnhlIcnns. tThn Democrats nlso nh
nonr
nr:rtr Axxoyrn At "rrr wr11rub An
:. : sENtn,"
IS they called It, of some Of their number
There was ono time wien tires additional
Democratic votes would ',nyc secured them q
a,,ori,n,, md at that time tho following Dcm-
pcrats were cithcr absent or lid not vote yet
alI Ut them, with perhaps three exceptions.
Yerc #. tho city: bright. EvanH, FELTON,,
" l;tbsou, 1Ioukcr, Afultlrow, D1'ricn
tyncii,y, Smith, New Jersey; Stephens,
Wbjttorne, Wtsc, md +. Wunlt. Thu
Democrats tonight nre very Indignant at
wl,nt they call " tho shirl:crs" of tiolr
purty, Tie highest votes showed two less
ihan tho number required. These two Ing
enrtls were III tho House during tito dny, hut
were absent whenever their names wcre
rulesl. Onc Of ti.osn was Gct,. 1tooker, IF
Mississippi. ,,sunlly acrce partisan; tho oili-
cr was Dnn U'11cily, Of New York City,
wllose continued absence frotn tho House
called fortl, tic historic inquiry by Mrs,
O'lscily:
"wti:,sE An: ro; nAS"
Mr.. Morrison, Win Is always diplomatic III
his replies, said III answer to Il question To-
night whether the Democrats would 20 OF
tn-morrow:
"Ol,, emit tell. suppose 50. That II.
that seems to bc the intention. think they
, 1881-01-27
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

OTr1cH or:TI1E Cl1iEr SIGNAL OFFICER
W..slnSoToS; j. t.. Ian. 27-l a. iR.-fer
tho Tennessee aml Ohio Valley, colder nd
clnar or fur weather, wlld generally fma
tho northwest to southwest, and rising b.
ro,ncter in tho eastern portion.
For tlle I.ower LAke region, EeneralFf
colder MIhl purity cloudy weather, oceasloni!
light slls}w, tlilu rising blrUlnctrr.
Fnr tlle Upper 14Akn rcglu1l. sostlwest .
northwest win.ls. partly clntldy weather, hd
occasional light Bs.uW.; rising followed y
dall!ns barostsr and lower tHl1EeIiatHfe % q
l.qwtr Missouri Valleys, ,clenror fnir weashssF,
northwest Ii southwest winds. Eeneral[t
lower Temperature a.tl falling baromeal
during afternoon Or cvgltlHg.
Local. DISSERTATIONS
t,1ItEAIttL. Ian. 1i-lQ:I1nH Z.
, 1881-01-27
REPUBLICAN PROGRAM.


9peetdl Uiapatrh to The Ghleaaq Tribune.
WAslIiXGruS, ID, e., jan. .l-:rha rcsnlu-
tlon presente. In tho Senasa to.slay by Mr.,
ingalls,. of Kunsas, Inviting thu liulisn to hu
present IN 't1la Se'ata two w.eks from! To-day
tn count thu ELECTORAL yatrs, IL tiiB result u
the deliberations Ut tho ltauuhlican Senats-
rial Caucus Committees ThUreaolutlut, wllicl,
!. was submitted Ii IN tic cxact words Of tho
resolution wh!cl, was utlaplo,i III 1901 unl
1906, alla under which tie Electoral y0tes
were COUNTED III those years. II thu Ilntlse
atall Iu(usD to puss tho Morgan Elect
:. Qrul tplnt rule, o. seells very pr0bablr,
there will be III rusos existing for
. counting tlle Electoral vote. Sol,n. rule Is
:. necessary. al1d has always been adopted.
Ii s0,Na Ut
r. THE CONSERVATIVE NEMocKATH
: IN. u,a bunatc, wilu hive been talking Of q
:4aW departure, suc. ~ LalllAr, I3eM il1l, aia
JQa Brown, shall be disposed to oct Will, l,0
Republicans In tho Senate, 1t would be possI'
bio to pass this resolution, and to send It tu
): tha House. III that event, II tho day for
counting tho Electural yots should approach.
/ 4na no provision had been uade
, 1881-01-27
THE FAR WEST.

Special Dtspdleh to TIT Chtcago Tribune.
SIOUX Cry. H., tJal,. :!a-A strong north
west wInlt this forenoon drIftcd tho snow
into tho cuts OIL the st. Paul l. Sioux cE
1.nn,l about Heron Lake md alunr the Bla:k
Hua,l, stopping 6usl1rss on 10th lines.
, 1881-01-27

WlATEHrowS, ~, y, Jan. oG.-Nearly 1
foot Of snow full tt,.tlay. The streets areia
II terrible condition, and mnay of the county,
roads arc imrassaflu. x 1arge number 0!
1ncn are engaged slovcl!ng the SNOW from
the !o,,sc-tnrs 10 prevent ttloEr l,cfng crushed
AL freight trains have hcen abandoned. and
thu express traEns nro running very ir1ege
larly.
, 1881-01-27
THE RECORD.

WAS11IStiroS, u. e., Jim. 91.-Alr, ingalls,
submitted Il resolution as follows:
That the senlte will l,e rcN,ly to rccelvr tho
House qf net'sesentatsyes tu tho Sv.late Chn.,,-
easS ct sx ess's # ss n"av a vce %
President or the United Htntes: tint two persons
ne Ns st Il vsss n ~ 0 tq asd ves .
rcsdent nf tho Urlft,s :stnscs, ~ they slnll! br
.Eeclnrcd; that tho result shalI bo delivered! tu
tho President Of tho Stnmtr, who ehHll announce
tho atntp vote. which shnil bo efltureu II, tIlp
Itarsials, md If 1t shnl! npponr that clln!co has
etry St. 'f on ts jars y sal to deenoa sn sua
cIent tleclHrnuon thcrtof.
Mr. Wllytc objectes, to tts..prcscnt cons!d-
Grafton, ind the resolution was laii over.
Mr. Ilarr1s reported favorabfy the bill re-
lnting to Quartcr,nasters' stores furnished
tho forces of Gen. Low Wallnce during tho
MorgAm raid through Indiana and Ohio
4 Joint resolution ratIfytnE tho settlement OF
tnxes n,adn BY tito District Commissioners with
tho baltimore 4 Ohio ltalroad Company WIS
taKcn up.
Air. WhYto explained that tho District COM
inisstonors of tho Two lIuuses h1d succeeded In
utrootlIg Ill adjustment Of tlispiltu which Ind
p, lnsted fourteen yeArs ak to tMxes OH the Com
pnnys property IN tho District. Tho cou,-
PROMISE resulted In reduction OF from S91,0J]
@ e rs s. a tS n1sSSn 9sx yf o S Asr as ts 5"f'soi
-Nyes, u; noes, Tho bill tho.l pusscd llnuEy.
Itt,ESi:.
On motion OF MIR, supp, Il bllt pnssch granting
to Council ll!ut!s uarr Lake, noar TINT city.
4 nation 10 dispense With tho tnoruiug houE
wns tlofcatct,-s0 t0 g., .,-nnd tho SpoAkrr 1froct-
cd the CIork tn nnlsh tho ruaslluy Of tho bill
pcsnting at tho expiration OF tho lust morning
hour.
Mr.. Wilson. from tho Committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported bauk nlycrsciy tho bill authur-
ixing tho President tn i,uRntnto for lands for the
cnl,,nlxattou Of coI0rud pursuns. Laid Oil thu
table.
Dir. Monoy reported bayk tho resolution Ill.
rcotiua TUG Post o!co Cs?En.nittoc to tnMirotnte
suI sysiom lst,,ler tho ti1vcr,Mcnt 0f tho Unftet
HtuttH, n1ld also into tho cost uf reproducing tic
fArl!Itlos fur Transmitting tho leleXrMptl ines.
BUxcs cQal to th0su INV possessed by the exist
nK cor.arntlpns. and ~ to tho cost oil uperattnu
the san,e, nnl GrnHtnK to thAt Committee lchyt
tU set,la for NersunB md l'arpTa.
Placed un tho House oillcndar.
, 1881-01-27
Explanation of the Severity Of the
Law as 1t Affects Ma
tional Banks.
Mr.. SprInger's Resolution Tor Postal
TeIegraphs Reported Favor
ably to the House.
Stanley Matthews Nomination to
the Supreme Bench Mcct-
ing Opposition.
Congressman Davis Before the
Land Committee on the
Lake-Front Bill.
CADINET-MAKINGs


cAnINET-,rAN
d, n,rrsu,y,, .nA,v
s,.+,o, f,,n,trh n m. fhtfooo 7.-,aun..
yV.su,xf,rnv II. r.. Inn. nt-{,nr,nnt
snecutntton,a nrc Inst unw hcoy,1 M every
hand. In the cIoal.roolns f,f tho two 1Io,,scs,
at ihe hotrts nro,,n1 ,tfnupr.tnl,try. md In
tho ,,1,ooa ~ ,n,,s,,,,,,oru rnn,nra Hr In unt1
fr,, lin tl,o s,,uttfn ,,r - Innn, al,ost nvnr,.
na,,,,,,I,o",, i,n. n,,,et,,o,"I i, r,l,tnot tl,.t
,,nasos ill.,, ~. ,,'nt h ;n,o viii nd,,o
w.. i,,,.ros,, ' ~ ,,,I ,ot mr. ,., nns ti,.a far
a no ~ avail " h.. u,,hor1tv 1.vo,, t,,as,,
f,.as,n as ~ s,,, a,.o ,,s;;a,, 1Io,,tnr ,,,,
~ H., o H., w, w." .,or,, s,t,,n''r t,n, ,or
p."l ~ w. t''' ,,,,r,n.to,,
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eonee.s .'e >.es 'e"s %, M,seS
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luz pco "s w.. W. ,,1"', 'u '"se,". -
"eae'so... .''"t'ns' ''"s' "'"'"'' a., ..'e,' ~,
a'a. u.'e' s'sus w.. '"cM Ill., :" ,,,,,,a.,. uu
p.l''e" H., .,,, W. o1. a o,,,. i i..,nss''i
n.e,a "a ns su cI,s ,I,,';.: a., aava cnaso
s .. - n,t ,." s ~ -,
MY VI o.'I!e' seI ule.a '''s pae nsuo"s ""
uNAsu seete'' 9pp"s''o" ilu''' u, l,o s''1'A ,st
9enu'nu"s t"e.'u" u. o'.t's"t.. 4".pu'''t
lcpnpneas ~, ",u ''u" no ut"s.t ,'I4, I'LL. .,t -!
aSn " ,,, ,,!s lNe.' ~ - no' '''p''''"'s ''''*
| lEHNl1r BIiktlln lHhf IEEHlft
, 1881-01-27
FIRE RECORD.


NI AOU UIS E14I1E&s N cJ.t
1.ouIsylLI.ls, Jan. eA-1'Io Kentucky ~
Works, in tho extrenle southern part " =, -
rlty, were partly destroyed by fire t''s ls'oss
ing nt an carly hour. Tlla main fac'o3y ~. ~.
entirely untouched, rs WIS also tflc ,sS.o si"d,
ll,,so, which ls full OF stock worlA !TiTIIttt !IIrt
$11,0o6. As 1t is, the totnl loss t,.i tsaa(1 s1a a
stuck, ,llaterlAl. etc, VIII reacll gltoAt H
The following Is alist # the lns';faj|IIddIp ';;faaj|IdIps,
tose.ss toe s',Sis0 VIII staoH a aii aai'a', aaa'sf,as
Vile, S:a,4sl; Lunar, nf New York $S54j
Mercantile IL Alurl,io of lfnstell. SH
Orient OF iIartforH, SlSJ; l!o!tnall ~ ~ s5
York, S!k3; franklin Of lhtladolp'Aa' W
tUtpl. SlQ.NS.
, 1881-01-27
IOWA I.Ektl.Exl,IAnY,


DEa MoISss, In, Jan. @l-'rhe Stase ot'-
GERS luye buen not!tr4 tllat slaallpox lus
brnke' out III the I'anttent!ary ut Fort Mudl-
son, anl tile fNreInul vi coNtruct work lu!yu
ted, whlcl. VII! caus0 delay III litling col,-
tracts. Tho cunylots cunt get away, but 1t Is
twlloyed tho disease will s'son be under COLI
troll,
, 1881-01-27
ILLINOIS BOURBONS,

to Accept tho t}urtI Tariff I3i11. Now
Pending In cotGrcss-'trhe Hont,g Dc-
fnncrneys
sp+ttnt Di3rd.eh 10 ne Chicago TRIBUNE.
Spn1S0FiEt.l,, ILL. .Ial,. a0.-tn response
IN ca1t recently Issued BY tho Democratic
State Central Committee, n conferences Of
leading Democrats was lIelsl here tlis aftcr-
mon n,Ml evening. About 100 1,oarbors
were present, including members of tic
lrgislnlt,rc, Lytnnn Trumbull. John II.
Ellen. .IOsll Allen, mil Tho members
Of tho Committee: Tom Courtney, N. D.
bailey, Md lC. L. Crafts. Chicago: j. ". Al
cxnnucr, Sterling; Wiltinm Il. Ewing, Quin-
cy; ~. Orenhon, Springfield: +. NJ. Young
blood, benton: i. N. Dar1,cll Pleasant View;
3. Z. Campbell. Sarentor; w. j. Mtzc, Sulti-
van; .Julnes II. Wash. Pontiac; 4. N. 1}rown,
t;nlesbnrg; Charles II. Whitaker, Atacomb;
+. ". AfcNecly, Petersburg; J. \. Mallory,
liayAna: ". \. Cochran, Sllelbyvilc; $.
l.. Dwight, Ccntratia; Thomas i. l'nstn,oil,
Joncsboro; NJ. ". Pool, SlIawncetown.
Nubosly seemed to know why MI attempt
should thus have bcen made to rcsnrrert tlle
ghost Of the Into Democratic party. No one
ad ntly cxcl,se to offer fnr tllts inost tnrtght-
eous net Of sncrlcgc, mil tho entire n,falr
was n most pit1ablc ilasco from beginning to
end.
A1I++ fA11HatS%4i'4sa Ah9SEAlb4tN\fE
orgnnizcdby choosing Charles II. Whitaker,
Of tho N[aco.nb Eaglc, rs Chairman, antl ".
j, Attzr, Of the Sn!liynn Progress, rs Sccre-
tary. Some tfmU was slIeut IN en.leavoring
TO discover tho object OF the meeting. H.
ralLy letter from A1elyIlta W. Fuller was
rcntt ndyising tho Democratic party to accept
tho lfurtl tariff bill now pending III Congress
as lilo true Democratic doctrine.
Mike Bailey then relieved the painful mo-
notol'y by proposing
a sECl1:r SESSION.
Thls brought out ". 7, Dowtlaft, who said
llc did not know Wllnt tho meeting coul,l tlo
TINT ought 10 be concealed. lie set thu bnIl
In motion by moving tho appointment OF n
Committee OH Resolutions, to which
nil resolutions should bu referred with
ont dGbate. This was Agrcetl to. Tho
ensuing lMuse WIS broker, BY I, suggestion
TINT Judgo Trumbull was III Tho city, p1ni
tlsat perhaps IL would be well to adjourn to
"glvc tho old nan n chance" to offer his
suggestion In the evening. While this was
under discussion Atr. Tyulnbull appeared.
| lie was received with
SOME ENTHUSIASM
nntl invited to spcak. lle satd That l,o came
more 10 show tint lie was alive tlinl any,
thing else, havinE no program to present.
lie did not SEQ nnytlinE 10 gain
by going OYER tho late campaign. The
Democracy l,at bccn defeated, but
the same Issues were before the people.
They llaye not changed, a1id will 20 o,, ,ls
long as human government exists. Thu lle-
publican party las nrraStAl upon It's side the
power alil wealth Of corporations, md tho
only question Is, Is thare enough purity
among tho pcoplu 10 resist it9 The 'ycner-
l ,f
, 1881-01-27

IA HAI14E, 1l.f4,
IA SAL1.E, ILL.,, Jun. al-'rl!e ep!lemics ot
measles aiMl diphtileria ltayu resulted In u
,aalady ot q complicated typs, FROM. which
several deaths Aaye occurred tho past. week.
, 1881-01-27
Al, GAN kGI4{s0a

At SAE FltANCIsCU' rhln
, SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.-A flEc III 'as ss{
town broke out at . O'Clock tl'ls u'otsuiG u'ota.ui,,e
Stout's alley, tho most leuscly po''''
part OF sle Mnngollam district. ,,,.,o,.
I4ATElt-Tlie tlro IN Chinatown sN.ft; ~ /;
several buildings. The heroic actlots ~. ~ Il
tire,nen prevented tla destruction q y p1ob.b
tire Chtlieso quarters. as 1t See!nGst IN nil
far nearly an hour utter tho bfcakuS
the fire. :. .
, 1881-01-27
AT yINTON. 1As

At VINIU-S 1xs ,,,,.s
Epsetas DtspateA to Ths cAteaso If'su'T I'M
V1SroN, Ia, Jan. au.-Flro cary tn ~. ft1
lng deatroyed tho Dono Elock' A"s''
GOO. No further Rartioulats. = {
The Portland daily press., 1881-07-08
Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND g. ROCHESTER, r. r,
SUMMER ARBAN GEMENT,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
-=.----.--.--- On and after Monday, June 81,
1881, Passenger Trains will leave
E-aT2r-~- 2 ertiand at 5.3g a. M, a1t
s.SS p. ns,, arriving at Worcester
At 2.l6 ?, m. and 7.3o p. n. Returning leave
H., arriving at Portland as LILO D. 10. and eiO D.
E0r Clinton. aver sutc.. Eischbarg
Nashua, g.aseil, Withdrawn, ard D.
Fsns at 30 a. Va. sind LBS p. ns.
Yer 5sancssester, Concord and points North at
fs2I p. As.
Fer gecisester, sspE5ng.aie. Alfred, WAT
eESe-s aad ases ssiver.5.s0 st. nss., f.aJ
p, sn., and (nli1ed1 at $50 q. Ia. Returning
leave Rochester at tmixed) 6.45 a. No., 1l.O5
a. m, ard 4Oo 2. nj; arriving at Portland
(nixedl 9.35 a. M, t 10 p. II. aud 60 D. m.
Fer sscra1ns, saccarappa, Cumberland
Mile, vgestbTeoik and SyOodford,s,
st 7.20 n. IA, fs.35, $50 and Gnixed)
$3.50 p. Es.
The s.@5 o. IL ain from Portland connects at
Aver .sssnc. with EaSSsssc Tunnel EOute for
the West, and at Enion asepot, Worcester. for
New Work via Norwich, lime, and ali rail,
va Springfield, also with n. Y. IL ". E. H.
IL. ("Stealner Maryland Route'H for phiiade..
p.sia, baltimore, Washington, and the
sesaL and with Sosson s. Albany R. Il. for
the West.
Close connections made at Wese5rocgs .yunc.
zion with through trains Of Me. Central r. R.. and
at G-andIrunk Transfer Portland, with through
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Through tickets to all points South and West, ct
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With Parlor Car attached.
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