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JUDGE n. G, MfFAULAND.
6pst tat Uispatch to 1As Eh3caae Tribune,

TopKKA. 1tnlt.. June ti.-Tllo Knnsas COIL
Rrssslonul delegation l,ayo ul,ilua In Il ~
quest tu the President for tho appointments
Of Ju.lgo n. q. Mcfarland, Ut this city, as
Con,n.isstoner-tionera Ut Tho Lalll Uttlco,
yicu williamson, resigned. It ls expected
Ilnttur tO.nofrow, n1,.l lilo clt01cV Ii GuIievetl
10 BIZ beswen,l .3tcEnrlan4 nit! dudley, Ut Ill-
.!ial!a. batl. being strongly surportol. Me-
farlaill IL prrsel.t CitY.Attariipy nt fupakn,
III Kansas alid Ollin. aiI il u nlui, ~ cx-
eeient RttntnMulIta. Tho fuel tint Indiana
llaa not yut ncelvctl my substantial recoE,,!-
tim fr6nl tho. Administrator h tho nnlY
l,elinyt,l this Will Ga ,,yNrGo,He, atnl 3lcEar-
I21ll's nomination announced tu.ll,urtoW.
, 1881-06-15
THE TELEPHONE
4 suit Involving tho tnltdit5 "
Iscll Tu1cpfluae Patents


He'll Tu1cpilone Patci,1s' Pa,,,.
Snaetai nt.pateh 10 74a chtsapo TtIau'f'
1,osroy. Jnnp 1l,-In tho unlts! ssa%'i .'i'
Circuit Court tt~ttay the cnso NJ tn' 4tM lsr
can Dell Telephone Company w. H., 'n hs,,.
Spel,ear and uttlols CAME Hp for l''la' =. ~ ,hs
i,ly. ,rlp cusu IL Of great Importance, ~ Nh
validity of tlle patents grai!sr!1 20 9rs,Ie Inl
Is denied by tl,e tlete'su, AMI WV, ,s. ths
their fayor would seriously a'.ss .ns ruu.
b,,stucss. and prospects of lho ntau.
pany ail over tlle country, lno hayy
ills clatm that tho t!cfenoaulIh ,hr,rlpz
nntle. solI. and used telephones eh'p'.t 'a,ant
the Inventions seclre.l by tho letters ars p si
lMlonefnr to tho Company; that tl!ey a's ',ars;
uslnu thom at Franklin uni ntlls9 p''l In,
within this district; that tlle tonpi toap,,iae I,s
requested thu defendants to irSl'o" "Iai,u,!.
rIgllt in tho prc,nisus. bt tt,ut uia ,.tsu,s /,
nnts j.uyo refused to do ~, Illo " ne bill
general denial Ut thu ntlegIt!o,sr ~
a,ai clN!ni i!,M tho n'rstl l'D1'p'Iin !'r. in >t
snrcjticsi @ In tjl1 uttvrs patent WIZ r. VI mx1aus.
fnr sonle iime prpylnus 10 IL w 1uan5
liz Of tho letters ~, sal::
l,rrsoUR; niso that f.. '..ticrs t.iv patenf
arv described ni4l pat'!te!l u ~ TLnalas y
ldjs.,l! nil t'cnre0 Harrington :sIk, ,s;i, ud
n,,I Ia William Thompson My. y, !,',,tn,r ,Ja'.
f,v i;r.u,t iiriinil to ('hnrlcs WlMt ~ ,a.4s
II. lHt0 Alnl fu several ntteis ll.'. tIIed
Inventions Atal ilhproSrE'r!It' nis atI, cranIlhs
III many publications P11Hr ~ tfnrtiIts del
Ut lettera pHtelt ~ lieil. LII ~ irst in,ell.~
II III il,u ullsxeI improvement. thst thsto,,vll s anl
lns He,, tnkei, III tlppust.ions I'll ,", ", Nv III
Nrw york, aud thu case l'o" 4
1iuNl hearing.
, 1881-06-15
Tho Pntcnt-AIctlic{ne Fnl8trs Fit
ting Blaine Up with II
Whole Drugs tnro.
The Post.Office Department Nov.
ing to Improve the Chi
cago Service.
Findings OF Ito Committee Appointed to
Investigate tho Luxurious
pitney.
People Haviug Anything to Do with the
Treasury Department Must Hire
a Rad-Tape Export.
ANOTHER CHICAGO DANK.
i VAST stIM CLAIMED Fos TAXES.

4 VAST st1M CLAIMED Fols TAKES.
sptetas Nspafsh to me CAieaou 1rtbun&.
WAsmtNaruS, u. C., June 1.-THE state
n,yi,t rslatiye to the Montreal Bank, telc-
grnpted llUru from Chicago. was not cl'ttrc-
ly currect, Or, ut least, WIS premature. 1t Is
mt true Tint the Commissioner of Internal
1iuvrnne iias na.io n tlU,lnnd for $s0, 100 fnr
taxes claimed to be ttue OH capital a1ltl tc-
rosits. Thu investigation of the Goycrl.-
lnelt intn tho affairs Ut the bnnk ls mt yet
concluded, ana will nut bo fDr s0tl,u days.
Tie facts nre substantially true, however,
that thoru Is n great difference Of opitIlon
between tic officers NJ the banlz and tho Gov
crnlnent as to the a1nnllnt Of taxcs AMe,
1t any, and tho Government claims
that tic bnnk Inns fatlct to return nj, nggre-
gate OF q very large Husl. cstlmated ut 1nl!l-
t0ns. which, IN thy cOurAo Of yctlrs. sslntld
i.nvb huell reported rs capital tor tnXNtlOll;
md tliurp Is no doubt thnt It tho tioyerilnlel,t
sllsuins lts Clninl tho amount Ut taxes folinl
to be due
Will NOT uE MICH IEss THAN $4,000.
S 3 4Ss s9S eeiany + 4s Ut wl sts 9st tt% b ss ILL.,
eoyered whether the bank Is fiahie for
fnlso returns, or whether ilIo M.
rcars are asscssabla, only ,,lnl, capltal
9a ro9 spoFts s otsy n"t rSt'sned r. oa,eo TH s Sf
makes tho claim Tint It Is lfable to the Coy
erll,ncllt for practically nothing tint IL really
Inns nU capital In Chicago, and that what MP
pears to tic catltal l., I'll point Of fact, the
prntits OF Tho cAnallA lln,tse, at which the
Uhicasts firm Is but II brnncli,. md tint these
profits nre eertaintyilos taxable In tho United
States. THO Internal Revenue onlce, It Is
pretty certain,
Will NOT 1lEco6S1ZE
that clniu, but will insist tlat tho money Tint
III ,lsetl IN Chicago for tho PURPOSES Of cApl-
taf, and which npneRrs us ttcp1slty. sllnsl be
assessed md tlMttp to 1'ay taxes MS cnpltnl
mud deposits, whether tlat money Is Of Cnma-
tliall Urigtn Or Is native 1T Chicago. Tile
Montreal DanG will unlonbtHdly be obliged
To pay II, the Government n very c0iistdera-
blu sun IN taxes tu,d assessabic penalties.
MIR. l}outcllo
HAS RETURNED To CHICAGO
to make further Investigations, nnl to pre-
| puru further arguments for the consitlern-
| 'tlono of tho Commissioner. The decision of
| Commissioner Katlln III these bank eases Ii
| having u married. elfect In the returns from
| priynto bankers OF catital and deposits for
tuxatiun. The a,no,nt from New York City
banks hns increased during tha lust SIX
months about 8 per cent. II II believed That
thers are banks In New York wllicl, clainl
to do business OF foreign cap!ta!. the sanle
rs tho Montreal Bank did In ChlcagD. an
| Investigation, Into their pracuccs will I'LL,
| uoubtedly be MAtic,
, 1881-06-15
TRYE'S SUCCESSOR.

6PseaaE QNpd<eh 10 1Hs CAse1po 1Tlh4hk.
LEWISTON, Me-, juno l4.-The Congress
sional Convention to nolniiata n successor to
William L. Frye, ruIsesl 10 the Scnntc, will
bo held III Auburn Thursday, tho G'l Inst,
ind tho election will bo held III Suptcmbnr.
Thu Secul.l District Is mol so strongly IT.
publican IL tn mako It eusy tn eleet my lnatl
WIN astIres to tho cal!d|tlacy, md there are
!nnMy such. tic hest kiinwl. being ax-tioy.
ntnEley, POSTMASTER Wakefield, nltd ALr.
t;t,ss, i shtphuliAur OF l,ntll. Mr.. Ding
10y waMa DO certatn nt u nomination.
but for tue fact TINT +. SagMlal,9o
determined to. Ket. It. Tho contrst
llns bren md will c0,,ttuun to thu end II llt..
trr one. Vigorous eauc'lslnx StI0wa tint, Ut
tho 4,ri Delegates, nliKley iS sMrt. Ut Mt lgnst
l2S. TIlu Graenlaekera lIuye Ind lnaty eolL-
fGroncea, hut nrU undecided ntllAt their fut-
ure. 1t is understood tllelu vii i,u IN fusion
this time, but their oaiid.latU will recelvu the
yote of ti.o Democrats, who will hold no cull-
yentiun.
, 1881-06-15
NV ET1VtCEs
The Convention adjourned,
TIE INQUIRY.
yESTEIkpATfk EyItIESCE.

sp*ek4 5,l,pateA to gHs Chicago 1rshun<.
ALBANY. n. T., IunH 1.-THE llrl6Dry ln-
yestlgatlol, COMMITTEES lla.t Two nlure Sessions
to-day, Nralluy occupyfng thu stand In tho
forenoon, anil Sessions lil the afternoon. Tho
former heuled nil knowledge Ut any eDllsplr-
acy ugalnst Sessions, and carr0barated *p1r-
tions Ut Ills previous Testimony, Introducing
a few new incidents. TlIe ctf0rts Of Sessinus'
counsel to-day wern directed largely to IT.
qntrles concerning conversations said t0 lave
taken llaro bctwuell Bradley and persons here
and at his saotue, beturu a1ul after tho alleged
bribery. III regard to tie Senatorial question.
OF most OF taese bradley ilsd oMly Il general
recollection, AID could not swear ~ tu what
Ae did os lid not say. Iiu llas buru1 the
eF0ss-e1auslnutiui, ~ IL whole, lloWeyor, very
well, asu maintained thB geIlerAl features Ut
Ills original story with pps!tlsemess. Ills
testimony yesterday ulll to-tlay has altered
the opinions uf scarcely Any one. Tilose wls0
believed tlu charges to he part Of u
, 1881-06-15
IOWA 1sEpulsL1oANs,

DEs MONIES, H., Juno l4.--rhe Republic
all Co,lvontlon Ut Jnspur county to-.iay
chose seventeen AcIegatus to tito Stats C0n'
yentlOn favorable to Tho nomination nf the
lion. +. 7. Campbell for Governor. lstH0lM-
tions were passrtl commencing HIN to the
atlA lrie.l snltitrr, fulnd ever fni!l!gul md
enicltul IN all Ills public Trusts.
, 1881-06-15
WHIT EA1tEHs
Spttioi D{tpeteh to The Chicago Tribune.

6petaof Aasp1tEH ~ AHG L1'ss"R~ 47suAHes
W.>sH1S0ToS, II. e., Jnno 1i.-An nrmy
though tho verdict In tile Whitaker court tE
inquiry wns sccrct, and could hot be NIL
nouured until after the Judge Advocate hau
Inspected It, ho hul reason to know TINT 1t
WAS nnfavornble to WllittaGer,-that, In fact-
tl1e Court toIntl tat lle }nA niutilatea llD-
self. Had Il caurt-rMartial been ordered III
the first instance, the Government would
have saved $4o, ,0oO.'
pOyTaIAsTE1s-f1:SEIsAT. JAMEs
sayg that tho protests recently made against
the dIscontinunnce OF the niatl service b.
tween Louisville and Cincinnati are not Wclt
founded, nntl they nre the only considerable
complaints that have reached tic Depart
,l,el,t on account Of lscun1tMuance Ut any
of tho star routes. As to tho routo In ques-
tion, the Ohio L. Mississippi Railroad reaches
nearly every point ut which tho steamers
laea, a With much more e9xpeaitI,n;; ~,
iiana, moro possibly to iii Tic Ezca1nbont
line titan to accommodate the public.
nr.A1SE.
a leca1 pnper says: Tho rep9rts, Injecting
country, md hayo rUsulteti III something IS
PRESS aid niaiis bring boxes u pills, buttles
d. medicine, aud ail tho n9str,lmx and cure
Ils u would seenl esfr naua ~ Ilas G9an.ry. ~
Mss1fhS,.G ~ i,.a GaticIn e. e Mr 15n 1an S nru p
Isng to- cttv II tho nle!!lclne l. .lscd aid only
nris snvinr II hnw mach .oud tic rrJicIuo has
tloio a It'll. lio viii soon bs able to stock Il
N''F' TIE onrnyuAcxrrs
aro making arrangements 10 send documents
| into Maine 10 asstet tho Democrats lti their
etioFS @ 70 MAXI hs't luz t''o e'ceess'o' !"
''A'' es,.,, ,,r.r,, ,e-,.r-orxu,.,
| TIE ruaTN.Nslhit~osHksh.
srSns Gef ~ cqss srxa'e et M xs
trsse!! s'S whose . l,s,'Ss tao pri'si| work .!
the different asslstamts and the slpAds q ot
i vcry ts soa e tie q ss
Tho question II a'.%Gl es;"Sils,,,nx coaltne sta,
ttolls ul ti,B Chirilui strip Qn tho fstll.us Is
pn!ng canHlleAts;i With bYN2itlary aa5Hale u!!,
saai lie Chltt4ai sttlp and liz dssisiap @ n =!
ss Desl. REFERRED y ths Kng i q M spai,; i. To
tt ~" f m,.',,H,,t HeGia nn,s, ,;,t' En.n
"x"rnSs"t Liz t,,jnfon ti,at fheft, IL mnihinu
u! Hie y attgF ws t,es @ sSo unoia roa ee n. ,
n st ~ 1,i.n, MAJ fhn tf"s,oi Stnt"a ."siI
WIZ at.,r, :, axnanii1,E ia Hoi,ey On cs,aIima
tin"s y. asn.rf.i Il ,vht"h ro,,ntrr f'n.fs,
Lsea OF eo'o'np'a o''s s'osSess'o''S "''' ''na'''
ne'
MISS u1l.IEF
WASHINGTON, d. q, June l4.-5ftss u. M
Washington, and Il law student, waa alt
lMintcd to-day BY tho l'lCSldeIt N0lNry.Eub'
10 FOR tho District ot Columbia, This Is ulf
| rn11 ,t,1tf ftx.,no f4rtStt ttI4hf
, 1881-06-15

CocuMuus, o., June l4.-rie friends of
Senator Thurman will regrot tlnt no abse-
1utoly dccltnus to permit thu ,usc of his nn1no
III connection with tho Democratic lanifna-
tion for Governor. Thu feeltmg Inns buu,,
growing all over tho State In fnyor of tho oItl
Roman. Letters and telcgranls !li,yH bnrM
Sent him impOrtuninE htnl tn, c0llscnl, nl,.!,
II lie lind tlui,u sD, U would lly1 tlGei, l,0,nt-
natcsl by acclnnntIoN. Tho following lrttur
to Mr. Allen W. Thurman explains ttsett:
PAnH, 8lny :s, 1ssl.--sY IE.an SIM: I 500 by
tho newspapers tint I nm talkeu a!st'nt MS il
cat,l!dnte fur Guvcrn0r. I n,ato up my mind
whun loft tho Senate ttnlt wuu11 retnrn tu
priyAte ltfG for Uu0ti nl,l tver, md rvniuin oil
thnt mind. II. sllrrclnrp, thor, Is hny ttSM,s[-
that icut,aut .tucopt. NJ private nsi,lrs too
long 1p9lectcl, need a!l i''y attontton: and, tc-
sides. h4vo arrived nt tint ayt wl,tit IL 1lAl,
might to ult llotitlK n1lloe htlvn h:Itt my full
HtNrn Ot tho ll0tturs f.ct tho younger uec cUfrlo
~ tho front. Ht,tllsF nut ilvu acu0ntcl tim np.
Gltnttncllt nu,v hnIu hut for my !iGsrls To sue
Europe, ant1 tho fnCt thnt It would be ur shirt
durn t0n ahnIl alwnys takH II ttcep intulcst In
Eo1tiGs. and DO NY bust fur tue ssa1cDsA " tic
lluhiDoFnfc purity; hut tln nut wNnt CtllGg. II
tho Denlocr1sttu party nct Wlaciy we shall curry
oycry doubtful atutu next full.
A. @. THURMAN.
Tho Thurman men horo are disposed to
support John F01lctt.'
, 1881-06-15

INJURY TO ~ WELl.-D1llLLE"'
- spsetas Dl.pateh to 1ns Chteaa' 7fibaa,.
lsocltEsrEit, ,Mtnl., June ell.-o. ", b',stS ~
awEll.ilrili1r;5 wlitlo lowering 4 o'n[poaAS NV
lrlll, when tlfty feet tluwll thc efallh rs"
from his la,ls and struck i!n III iae . iSft, n
cutting 1t badly, Atlts breaking t!'Fe' Dols' -
Ills lift arm.
, 1881-06-15

QuEESsTowS, Juns l+-Arrlyed, tie
Egypt, from New fork.
llAMM'la,. Jnne H.-.Arrlvcd, lho West
pl,alia, from SeN iu.ll.
, 1881-06-15
KILLED. WHILE LoADING A LOG

KILLED WHILE LOADING a l4os'
Spsrtai Dt,patth'ta 7ns ch1c1aa Tffbua''
ASnE,,sON, Il,tl.rJnno l4.-Tllis nlIefhooa
Mt Elwood, tllls county, Daniel Esett'as1 NJ,
instantly Idl!e.t-by Deing struck with w.l s;,
which he was fastening to lsuhl log '1l' n's
wagon, DISCUSSED leaves u Wife anu 0A'1
child. 1ln WNs y yeHrS OF REc.
, 1881-06-15

ATLANTA, Ga., Jilno 14.-0f twei'e pt',
s0ls poisoned hero by entinE less-eIea", .a, III
ons has died, nnd It Is believed l'o" '''
Will recover.
, 1881-06-15
pOL11'ICAL.

Special Nlratsh To The Chteaoo Tribune.
CONCORD, N. H.. JnnD lt.-T'he chances
for tho reflection df Mr.. Roflins In tho
Urtc1 States Srstate Ycc1n to hnya beel,
practically destroyed by tho vote tnkcn 1T
tic Legislature ts'tlay. After II spirited tic
Oute III tic House 4 vote WIS tateM ni,0li tho
resolution Of the majority report of ll!u J,l-
dietary Committee that the elretto,, l,c post
lonc ,tiltit tic next Legislature, nlltl 1t WIS
pissed. Tn the yea-alMl-nny vote, wliicll was
tho trst. su,na 10 Republicans yotct1 with
the Democrats. lii the Scl,nte 1t was
yotM to elect a Scnntor, II to 10.
Subsequently n vote was takeu,
with tho following rc,lslt: Rollins, +; l}lnE-
ham, ;; lslotlgctt, =; Patterson, =; llrlggs, }:
Ja1,Ics, L; )oc, 1; Qnfnt, /; Waaiclgh, l;
burns, Il; Stevens,
As acntrcnrrcncb Of bntf branches Is lleccs-
snry to 60 tntn a1l election, tho action abuvo
taken practically postpoics tho election Of n
Senator until tho next scssion Of the Lcgis-
lntuFo.
The vote to postpone Is acknowledged TO
he III the Interest Of the isepslb!lcai, caluli-
tlates, WHO consider t!lat their changes with
tho next Legislature wou'd be better than
with Lie present one all1 OF tho Democrats,
who hope thereby to secure d Senator from
ulelE OWN party TItlk3.
III tho 1IfIteul 4,ssocfa.ed Pnfss.
CONCORD, June 1A-Thp anti.Rullins ltc-
publican members Of the Legislature met
this morning aid resolved tn "Stiek". in
the1rpppositlon 10 Mr. Rolling reelection 10
The Unitet States Senate. They, proclaim
that they will fight to tic hitter e,tl. ". j..
tlllltttgr'a frlen.ls yl1'fess tn lH very hope
fu!, nntl claim TINT they Are slltr tn win.
Tho Republican ll1l.lnbers Df tho l4eglsla-
tnru held u ra,cus tlis rye,,itli; and ,aoi,tl-
mated ulo following ea1M!idates for. ,Stnto Of.
Of Concord; Treasurer, S0l0n A.. Garter. 0f
Cnncor; Stato Printer, l'arsnN d. Cnsgs.
well, Of Enncor.l:. CumMlssary General,
GcutHe i. Lullc, of ESctpr.
, 1881-01-19

tho main thing spoken of, thought Ut, nul
read Of bynur 1lvs businessmen here nDw.
md It Is not likely TINT the nasnrs Ut f0ss !"
kcyes md l}attl" Sawycrwill ever bu lnoru
prominent beforo the. ,nints of politicians In
this Statc than nj tho prssent moment. The
feeling Iirre IL undoubtedly vastly III favor
Of Reyes, hut II dirk hnrsu'is favored by
so,nr. Win would prefer anybody but Mr.. X.
br Mr.. .. 80
Congressman Williams, Of .tancsytIlc. dnrs
mt inter ttlo cu,nmlK, As Il cntlhhtatr for tIlb
untc,t States Seltate, for frnr tint. h, casu
uf Ills pleciEoll+ Judge j. Il. Cassouy, WHO Is
mn intimate frieMut VI his, alsu fro'n James.
ytIlc, mil who will be catuittutc for Justice
of tho Supreme Court 1T tho spring, will nut
b. t1ruirt,
, 1881-01-19
SCANDAL.

CISctSSAT1 O., Jan. ls.-Charges l,nying
hrcn nude tint oilfcGrs Ut the UEU Sultliers'
NIL Sailors OrpIhus' Hume NJ Nenin, o.,
werD implicated lit Il slAsIda with ulle vi thu
Ohio I.ugls'nturu to-tlny tn investigate
tho c,arKcs. Tho tHntrtni llns left
tho lIUn,e, anil Inns inatle Il statcn.ellt coln-
pletely exo,1erAting thu nicers s.ylng that
the guilt WIS with Il yuullE lnAil III ,IU way
coItllcctetl with the 1Iour. u:31 the fault was
epInIlIitteu before Xl.u W1s Mltru1l.
, 1881-01-19

ALBANY, n. T., Ja,l. 1s.-Tllc House TO-
tay bullotctl for candidate fur Untctl States
Senator will, tile following result: Thomas
Z. platt, 10; Francis kernal,, II. Tls Speak
cr annnounccd tint Tliomns U. Plat WIS
nominated.
Tic vote In the Senate was: platt, 25; Kcr-
nan, i.
Tie Legislative reception OF Gen. Grant
takes ptnco Tomorrow.
, 1881-01-19

NALEl0lt. N. e., jim. 1s.-<;sv. Jarvis was
inauKuratvl to-day, a1,tl IN his nlessago !n-
sistel OH making exqry exertiols to Ob,uln
Immigrants, liz t1eclarea The tiMe had come
for II boll Onward mYye'pe,1t In tho grcat
cause of education. alii |le demanded Of tho
Den,ocrutlc purity tlIat It siloull 20 Iorward
With tho work. l1s salA; "Tle State must
, 1881-01-19

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,,' ,"Ht u"i, a.o .;,, ~"
III. r,.,.s'... '.n,'t..i' rf.e, t,...',s
t s..,, .' ..eN ~, tts1 - H.. .,,',s
@ ~. H., ~ a., ~ sss a., a.. sM iS 10
~" H." ,,' ~ '.o -. ,,. IT, - ,,1, .o " .a
tt,,,ar,.,,. .n', ~ t;,o ,.sts ,sti, i H." .,,,n.
,,r"ii n,,,l ,ho r<',. M ~ H., .,,,,n ,,n",as
r.; ~ n",n, ~ i,,,,ns 81 ,,o,, % ~ ,,,tns -, =
r',r f,nn i,".tn, ' l., ia ,t''ns" In i'n', tr,
i.utiHr i, In. ,,,,,r -, mn, f,ltnr. iusttr,
umw" un,rv "'i !. I,tnrc,, o,'i t,i,orina :rhm'.
,tnr" I,,,sa,,i mr., o"o,, IN tin f,",u,'"nr
rnn,,n. Il, lin ,,,or,,,,,,
~ >. ",,'. .',,,,.,, , ~, .r,,,r
wos = urc,c,. ~. ~, iI,,r,1,,s,.,, u nco,rs, Mr.
l,nwcs T. i. ,,t,tn .t,,s,,l'r t,,n. H., In "n.
vii, IN ,p,a It,n.n ,,'. ,,r l." "ra,,r ,ta,, II,
c,, ,.,, .,,,t H., "n .,,s' ..,'. .t'. '.t.,a,.
, 1881-01-19

PROVIDENCE, Jn,I. 1S.--tiov. l.ittteiehl
presented his annual message tn tlle General
Assembly to.4lny. lle recommends woman
suffrage OIL tic school question.
, 1881-01-19

l5tlvtuEr1. HUbnH To-, Ill. Feb. + 13a
- imFAit sti: have ocon using your INDIAN Gl.UuD
efHU for tgn!1 ttnG. and teFfcctIy sntseu with
ste st!aRgttuns t.!a Nerves. tsegniales the slon.
acfl and t1wcts md iku.!oyps ithtnAlnkLal. Nuua
nut b0 without it, Mrs, WkSTEALl.
, 1881-01-19
INDIANA.
Spsttal DispaseA to The t'htfaon 1'rjb,tnf.

pnt GfGf1t III tho ItgiSIttyG llHIla tUt!Ay WAS
tho yutu taken for United Stntcs Sennt0r.
It WIS known IN attvaire that there could hc
III election, but spccuint0rs crowded tlIclr
way into tho harrow galleries, nttrnctG,
1tiorn by ttle mtlttcrings Vi thu Democrats
ttlaa by tho rejoicing Of tho Republicans.
Since tho nomination Of Guy. Gray by the
Democratic CAUCUS there has iweli m,stC III
tlle iir, niitl It WAs expected tint st,lie Of tic
l'cnt.ur wrath woultl sllow itsclf III tllu
speeches presenting Co1. t;ray's nn''ie.
THE Fl!ssr I'll rARE THE fl.oum
III tho Senate WIS Seiantnr t;rls'l's, Ut Nor /,
Eai,. wl,U llnd been ussgsnal tho pleasant
duty 0f presenting the natile Of Ue1I, l}elijn
mtn Harrison. Ills yUiee was as clear rs II
silver bell, ant! lle performed tho Ielicate
honor must 1upptly.
Seilsltur Chapman, of Marion, tho chain
i'f0n IF Judge Gresham su long rs llu WIS n
candidate, seeun,!cI thu nomination, but
without Il speech. Mindful of tho nplH'r-
tunity il, joint convention Tomorrow, he sai.l
he would reserve his Rhetoric ltntil n.sotl,cr
occaslon. rllcn Senator Bell, of Allen. urose.
Six years ago llo lad nominated Senator
Mcdonald, nll
CONSIDERABLY SURPRISE
wns manifested TINT lle sll0lifd now bo
singled out to present the natle OF Gov.
Gray, wlsu liad robbed hts friends Of right
full endorsement, But tho Senutor was equal
to the oeeusiut,. liz eulou1zed Senator Me-
Donald, enlarged upon lis grcnt services,
dwelt upon Ills fidelity to party. and then
presented tho nnn,c Of tho llon, Isaac i,
Gray, NJ, ono seconded IT. Tl,en Scnntor
Pot1,duxtcr nominated tia HIM. GiIl,cyt III.
La Mntyr. tic representative pr tha Sutin,,.
uts, ant[
a VOTE WAS TAKEN,
resulting: Gray, r.; Harrison, @; Dc In
Atntyr, n,-Senators potntleSter a,Nt Dnyjs
voting fur tile lust l'alnct'. Senators Bell all
Owen wera pa'retI OIL a'Hl scliator Biscliow-
ski WIS absent Ill nccotlht of sickness; otller-
Wis" Harrison sml Gray would each have re-
celvcd ~ votes
III tho House tic honor OF presenting Con.
llarrlsuifs mime was awarded to Judge
Lindsey, Of Howard, who did 1t II, ii spcecl,
of some length. Thr euloEy pronounced
ca'ne wRrIn from. heart full Of respect ai,d
esteem fur tho lnnn he nnlntnatett llepre-
sentatlvcs MorEnn, Of N1go, alul Meredith, OF
Wayne. secni,t[ctl the nomination briefly tlnd
fcelngly, by al!uding to
TILE cItAisAcrEls OF TIE MAN
thus mined. Ex-Spcaker caut!!0rne, Of
Knox, took tho floor In bchn'f Ut Gov Gray,
but, like TINT of Senasor bell, Ills speect! bc-
traycd his Ereater frieItlshfpfor Senator Mc-
Donald. liz WIS cool antl cautious, antt hui
evidently prepared and weighted his words;
but, when he Ind finished, tho llntne Of Me-
Dolatd WIS not sl,orn Ut my If It's Demo-
cratic glory. Representative Ne!r, of Put
nam, seconded tho nomination With speech
very similar. fiu wished 1t could have been
otherwise. bit rs
THE CAUCUS HAD DEcnEED,
there WINS ITO other COURSE left but 10 obey.
, 1881-01-19

FISHER EhhHipAfEn ca. TT
DEAR H!n: Tlta IL 10 certify Tint Ytnr ESt}ta3
H1uu} Sfittll' haa done iuB nlvru gGuI TOR kdnef
CU1pRlnt hl lieart Hsense lslast any other nedIs
CN over used. IL RlkO curuu 0s 1y children Ok
EH!Itx Hti1 SQfDtAIa. MAtkl}AkEE Gltt3A.
, 1881-01-19
PENNSYLVANIA,

IIAnnrsnt'.stl, Jim. ls.-A l,allot was tnlen
this aftnreoon for United States ScnntOr, rs
f0llows: Senate-OIiyGr, ~; t1row, II; ,Wnl-
lacu, Il. 1srtlinmli, Of I1tatfoiphin, y0tcll for
brewster, Law fur alanV Vcaul, ntll Wrsch for
II. Caruy 13airl. Adjourned until to-nor-
, 1881-01-19

Disease OF tile Stomach and Liver.
. Cairo, Alexander Co.. I'll
pEAn sin: e11ctnE for aui1ls time with iieadaea4
10 4so yuur reliably INDIAN lttJGp apilut, ahca
restored tne to pustocE nOn1tl aud stfbnKth.
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, 1881-01-19

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stIunds, &ht Wns tuln Fcs3iea u 1ettMttths!'u ths!'uE
hpl4lh. JUAN L. NAlAAo''"
, 1881-01-19
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, 1881-01-19

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, 1881-01-19

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, 1881-01-19

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