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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27
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.CINCINNATL.-FLouR Family "a 7O@4 90;
choice Minnesota, s. 10. GRAIN whea,-Ghoics g
r mixed q .S Sei 10 4 : i0 No. u 2 V1 White 60 44 zen prime :
ss11@s7c. Rye-Choice, 81 Barisy-No; 2 fall
timothy, Sl5@l5 so; prime, sl6@l7: Hogs-Com-
mon, 81 25@4 s.; heavy packing, s5@5 30. Mess
pork, s1s 75@14 Lard-Prime steam, $500. Cot
ton-Good middling, 11Hc
NEW YORK Flour-Good to choice Western
and State, 81 6oa6 IS; Ohio extra family, 81 i5S
6 IS. acknowledgements winter red, 81 10
graded, 54@57c yellow Western, soc Oats-Mixed
Western, 4 h@45c. Sugar-Fair to good refining,
7SG7Zc New Orleans Molasses, 35954c. Mess
B BGES' si' 2'sl' 3d. h''d-rf'"' ''sA"' aug
PHILADELPHIA.-Flour Ohio extra family,
IS 5O@7; Minnesota patent process, 81 371sgS 70.
Wheat-No 2 winter red, 81 16. CoIn-Yeliow
Western, 53c. Oats No. l white, 1910. New
mess pork, s14 so. Lard, 9.30@9.40c.
BALTIMORE-Florr-West Western family, IS 2596.
WheatwNo; 2 Western ts 9s Tlnter red, w 81 l1S mn }n "A.
sIS 75sG8. Lard, a.75c.
LOUISVILLE -Cottou-DuIl at 112sc. Flour
Extra family, So 1894 %, No. l, 595 Is. Wheat
: 95c. @s1. Corn-No. 2 white, 44c.; do. mixed,
421ac. Oats-No. 2 white, S7%@3sc. Rye-No; 2,
fsf; n ssssm s. Sc = Mos Hogs, R s. So t 81 q s. $: Lard
INDIANAPOLIS. -wheat-No. 2 red, new, 81.
@s5c.
LIVE STOCK.
observation-disclosures are as fol
lows: Common, s. 2592 49, lair to medium, S39
8 IS; good TO choice butcher grades, 81 65G5 %; com.
mon 10 fair shippers, So s5g4 40, and good TO choice
81 60G5 %. HoGs-Seected butchers and heavy
Boston shippers. s. 3O95 30, with some extra al
So 60, and a few fancy at So 60; fail to good packers
S. as 80. SHEEP-C Common 10 fair, 3@4Rc.; choice
41a@5hc. Lambs, 4@51ac.
NEW YORK-B,ef Cattle-Dressed beef dull
common to prime sides ranging from &c. to &c
Sheep Prime, 81 1895 25 per 100 lbs. extra weth
ers, Sc 40d6 so. Lambs, S. 2597. Hogs Prime
live. IS 5O@5 70.
ST. LOUIS.-Native shipping steers, So 25I5 so
Colorado steers, 81 70. S~heep-Fancy shipping, SOC
5 so.
AST LIBERTY, PA.-Cattle-Best shipping
steers, S565 so; fair to good butchers grades, 81 SOC
4 so. Bulls, cows and stays, according TO quality
S2@4. Hogs-Philadelphia hogs, S. 25@5 As; Workers
S5@5 %. Common to choice sheer, 50 5O95 80.
Observation-Disclosures market is weak a
4 s095 % per 100 lbs.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

JAMES BUTLER, ESQ, Clerk of the
Roxbury Carpet Co., Boston, Mass,
employing eight hundred hands, in a
late communication concerning the ad-
mirable working of an article introduced
into the factory, says: The famous Old
German Remedy, st. Jacobs Oil, has
effected several cures among our men,
who have been badly hurt in working in
the factory, and they pronounce it a sue
cess everything. Clinton loaUa) Herald.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27
Factory Facts.

Close confinement, careful attention to al. factory work,
gives the operatives pallid faces, poor appetite, languid,
miserable feelings, poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys
and urinary troubles, and all the physicians and medicine
in the world can not help them unless they get out doors
or use Hop Bitters, made ofthe purest and best remedies,
and especially for such cases, having abundance of health,
sunshine and rosy cheeks in them. None need suffer L
they will use them freely. They cost but a tride. See
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27
Tolls.

If you want knowledge, you must toll
for it if food, you must toll for it; and
if pleasure, you must toll for it. Toll
is the law. Pleasure comes through
toll, and not by self-indulgence and in
dolence. When n gets to love work,
his life is q happy one. -Ruskin.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

deacon Wilder, I want you TO tell me how you kept
yourself and family so well the past season, when all the
rest of us have been sick sc much, and have had the doc
tors running to us so long".
Bro: Taylor, the answer is very easy. l used Hop
Bitters in time and kept my family we'll and saved large
doctor bills. Three dollars worth Of it kept us all we'll
and able TO work all the time, and I will warrant it has
cost you and most of the %neighbors one to two hundred
dollars a piece to keep sick the came time. 1 guess you'll
take my medicine hereafter" See other column,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

Rev. F. M. Winburne, Pastor M. E.
Church, Mexia, Texas, writes as follows:
Several months since I received a supply
OF st. Jacobs Oil Retaining two bot
ties, / distributed the rest among friends.
1t is a most excellent remedy for pains
and aches of various kinds, especially
neuralgia and rheumatic affections.
Jackson Daily Patriot.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

Corn MUsH.-When the water in
tended for mush begins to boil, salt, sift
in the meal with one hand, stirring with
the other to prevent Jumps. When
thick, set the kettle into the wen and
let it bake an hour. This cooks the
meal thoroughly without danger Of burn
ing.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

PURE CoD LIVER On made from selected
livers, on the seashore, by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer
it to all others. Physicians have decided it
superior to any of the other oils in market.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

A KENTUCKY murderer dug his way
out of Jail with the ribs of some mear
he had been given for supper.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27
The Doctors Safd

I would never leave my bed. That was three
months ago, and now 1 weigh 100 pounds. I
can not write half of what l want to saw, but
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure did # ali ~
H. o. R0URK, Railway, N. J..
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

PREVENTION excels cure every time. Always
keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup convenient; take
it in time and you will be free from Coughs,
Colds, etc. Sold everywhere. Price Is cents q
bottle
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

Itching pue.V ADDRESS, with stamp, Dr.. Meers. Aid, o.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

RR1lan1 Morphine Habit Cured In 10
UN% to 70 days Nop pay TIL Cured,
VI EOuvt De. J. STEPHENS, Lebanon. OhioI
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY,
"a West Fourteenfh street, New York.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-01-27

. y Chrome, Snowflake, Lace, &C., Cards with name,
SZ1 10 cts. MILLER co., Schodack Centre. N. Y.
, 1881-03-30
ANOTHER SALOON ROW.

John Iliock'S sAlUOti, ut tho corner Of t&nmaey
n.d G1orin.la streets, was tho scuno Of n dis.
graceful niffly ut o'c0ok yesterday afternoon.
Among annbor ot pre.,e drinking md rarut,s-
tng in tho saloon WIS Christopher lsunKo, Il
lnlau.lsr>who 1,ulsy proclatnie,i a anti Nlhi!lst
l1sd nnti-SuuiAllst vlaws. nr,deannuuRced that he
WIN Il truu Democratic At,1rteln, not afraid to
let lis tongue spcaR upon Aiy subject. The by.
stnnlers. who waru ,nosttY Poius not long III tho
thoughts, and btKnn tlrAwlng c,llk -,harks pn
hlH clothing. al1 nlaklEK ridiculous retIlirkH
nt,Dut HlArkinE HIN 10 that they would knew
him nKaln {unXu bccMnlG otrIgee. and selz.
lug IL hcer.Elhss threw II with Ercnt
ylDlenco nt thu foremost Ut his tnrlauntctst AL
burt Itontlu. tbs 9lHss struck him OH tho
brGltsf. but hil hIn liO particular Injury. ltoIlH
then hit ltungu u!ld kt.ucketl hitl tluw. anu sb'
actIlontfy jumped upon him aud slIushrd Il
1cDr- Kass User btu heli. ltungu nude hls way
hnts,o u No. ii: ltuasey strrot, and Dr. Etnrlck,
less tlluti eight worry aeycru Ncup wtlltnls And Il
E,lH acver,il ineHbs IN length 0vcr his right 0ye:
Tho rhati was nls0 bAtlly bruised nhout tho hund
Atld luce Nlla GhGHt, md tho tlUcsur WA Hnlbu
u sny uutl to-l!uy hW hls tIijnrles w0li result.
ltuhga aAya hls As..Illnnt unly stoppcl boat.
Ing him when thD HlNAs W.la bFukun luto s.,i!l
DiHceA. ila j. 10 ycnra Or nKp. aud bus vito Ahd
sururut ch!llrcli, Thu bi6inthirsty lts'ntla WIS
MrrestuI by Di.lcvr +. Il. Owns, WHO found him
sa.u0 where hu nlfrny otcs!rreni, li6 III ot!ly Il
ycurs IT ago, iH very powerfully built, allt tllhs
l!tllu or M English, fntytnR cdll9 hero frolu
inlMnd only short ttnlu ago. llD clultla to l4avu
struck ItulHD III Helf-efunsR, Ntlu Bhyy hD pro.
yukeu tho Hight by bis Insulting sentiments
, 1881-03-30
ALLEGED INFANTICtDE.

The Coronur hus bven notified to 20 to tho
TuwH Ut Lake Wow to-day for tho purpose III
holng Hi inquest upon tho nowly.born lnfant
u u green Oortnan seryant.Klrl, who Is believed
to hayo struggled tho little on0 IL death shortly
aftur Its BIRTH The gltl IL employed IN tho
household OF ". h. nrynu on Ashluuh avenue
IN the vicinity IF sunnysdc. nn uHt-1f- tho way
!orAtton III thcsa duya 0f atIt,W.hl9ckt rp,ttis.
EeHs!dSs@b!A seGrecy has been AassssAtnea "
tho police OF tho town, owin9 to y rctiueat nude
X NJ HfysI,, .h wo waS ,9nsiptas KY = ,,rtse xe
found no esl,les.ces thn. tho babg bud
llccn snurlrrcd. 1t ~ HltUgrther likely,
howpyer, TINT 4urh urtdunrca viii be- f,,,,na
Tic story runs thtt tho chttd was tlte4ltsnate
and thAt It's tnthur wns u laborcr III tho brick
yAr,!s nut fur from ,tr. llryuu's residence.
THIS KFl mt Appearing ut tho usl'al hour ycssAr-
taay insrn.mx Mss. IssSun wei,t 10 her saon,.
nnd found her 9utt9 y! ln lto.l. 9I'l Mpun
lilo lntuit coIeUale. hGt,pllth Tho brd.outh ling.
Tho mother. pretended to hnfo Mnwltt!ngly
1t wArrn. Tbo pottcu InAdS nu urFosts, bgcnusu
tho young wutllun wah III W prccArniss con.
ution tAut a.a could not tako Hight, eren
though sAU was willing
, 1881-03-30

Special jfHpaffh TO 3hf CHttd9o 1FtbAnss
OMAHA, Neb., Mnrcl, 20.--'fhU condition Of
affairs on tho Nebraska railroads il n,lch
improved to-day. Large gangs Ut illen ure
at work Oh tho Union Pncl.ic track from
Valley Sutton 10 Columbus. md Generals
Superintendent Clark telegrnphs tint the
eastern division Of tho road will be In rui,-
Hing ortler IL Columbus BY Thursday or Fri
day. w!eu through tral ns WILL agaIll run
direct, instead Of On other ronds, rs they hayu
becn doing for several ttays past. THE water
Is reccd!ng very fast III 1latte Valley. No
further reports 0f lnss Of human life. other
tlIan tho finding OF tic bottles OF one woman
and two children west of Schuyler,
rs statc.t In yesterdays dispatch. Tho re-
ports of lleuyy ioaA Ut cattle, hogs, slteup,
and fowls arn coMiirrnets. III tho vicinity Of
duncan, west Ut Columbus. tie tbs farms
nre vt lilure ur lcss COVERED with wafer, alld
considerable stuck WIS drowned III thnt
luca3lty. 4 great tteal uf corn which hHd
been left stalltlng IN sl,ucks ot, ilu fnrMis
throughout tho vAtley WINS swcpt away. The
lsur!lngtoM II Missouri! KaaM was got Into
r,iiIn!nE sl,npG ttItiay, and all tlelayed Uhlnn
I'acltic tralns which wcrs stuck u, this, lina
lnyv arrived, nnlt tu-tlay's west-iMun.i Union
l'ncltlc trains left MrArly n1i tl,n0 nyer thnt
road: NJ further dnlay to travel Is appre-
htJlGI.
, 1881-03-30
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Chnri1s Wletxol fell from tho piatfornl Of n
Iarrabco street uAr nc!r Chlcuso Hyunl,e Ut B:ls
lust uyoniny, and rccolyoA II severe sca!p wound
by bolng strupk by tho car-whte!s. lio wAs
taken tu Il noIgaboring drug storo, where bis In
Jury wus dressed, ala subsequently he was
iukcn u his houue ut NJ. tho l.arrabc1 stTcot.
John AcCuster, awitchtnan employed on
Engine No. III of tho hluhigan Central t.allroud.
WIS fatulaY lnjuEosl at 0'N yesterday morl.anR by
being crushed tu,,nath Il fruIght cur which cup.
sized Mttur rugEtng ~ thG tra9k gust nsio,p
Ihurv Wesu but two cars at.4ehel 10 tho cnxsno,
aud NeCnstor was riding ot, t1'!, uf tho rear nno
self by Jumping. but unfortunately }HMuud
fron tho sllu to whIct, thu cur tipped. Ito was
soycrcly Injured internally, Ah4 by rl9ht sl'ia
from tho head to tho nip WA last!y crushed.
trratlncHt to ST. i.ake's Hospital. :rhv locu4sud
wus y yenr? II nge, anL lived with bis wtfo ~
To. aH NowberTy ayvNWo.
Deputy Coroner IInnsun yesterday held m
Inquest ut NJ. d0 SAhLutl strcut upon Werner
ltllxmnn. = t1ilknlul,. who t!Ul Of Injuries ~.
c1lScl BY blu ttaln und wnKul having lteIl fun
dnwn ut oclt,ck slnn..ay innrnluY ut tho l!rA.t'
Icy street crossing ut tho Northwestern tall
Eoad W sugins NJ. ~ attaehed to III lHcomiug
, 1881-03-30
iropytation BIZ aid tla BIZ requiring 1Mesl1-
cnf practitioners 10 register passed thu House
10, ,iut
EXODUS Tt) THE STATES.
SJst{.tt IIftn1ffh In 7he fLttt,tt1 Trihunf.

" ,. ss
=, MosrnEA1. s!nrrh&a-since starcl'openr'l
~ "',t" IT,. p'"e "a ~ ",' ",'". ~, ""..'.
III u'e hts""s W tAe co""'Fs' a'M "ese III"
in'opfc flec'tiE from i''tKne they ct,1'ld mt
l'uvG Eui,r away II, lurger DRIVES. Tr0,n tic
Ct,y OF Montreal a]our, over ;l1p Delaware Il
1fn,lson S,,ti,oos,rrm ami trn t,n,,troi V,,.
lA'''sv.t' '""tl'ens'ctl, '''''' LII .c'tta' ,e'-
mont lsnllways, there nave gonc to Ito New
England Slntcs to rcsttu permanently M
fewer tIal suule tit3 fumllics. rrprcsentInu
nm MANILA nit,,y,t,,nr Anarn,tnv thnt
A.. r". t'..p.. ,m..'.'1s .t'.s, e''s
.,lo -. tIaila AFu"A seMt ohe'1u!Fa OF
mud west, there would be from Montreal
.,.f",r ,fo,. NJ .rarnt H. ,,r,,ti, Tn,,s -.
;k-'"L un}H t,, ~ a'ns.l ts Dnt. !inS ~
sa NY ,mu = NY u"n a.y @ .sn pe,, w., v'tss
t..t i,n ~ t!'g ',. WITTY ns y, ailo ye,,M
n.i,a ' ). 1a, T. ,,.. .!'. a,e ~ TX TX sme1
~. thM3H. M! nas - Iito ic''itl ti .!!s eAa
nns Mtts asktu q n1ell rrG!eh Ct''atssnli
neae!i;!'!!s. W,!!iE!,Hnst M1tI HtW5nI;s: ny
..,,.,,, sGa nus .,s, ~. ttio a"v; u
u;,.t,,.' u; a"' t'G t y. & ~ &STE, y Mi w. Uitvt
,,iHs s., ~. , W.&S t,.j, ,' u, @ H,,s
n ,,I..I tu ~ i2itHs ~" & ~" "rh.
~ ,,n,j,.t ,r.,n1;,,',,' " VIM H. t,7S" a"o , ~ ~,
~ ~ ,n..Ns ,i W.nrht!es!eM'l H. VIII tte Xll!eSg nre
i9 tiso dehlze''s 81 inc l.AclliG Slope. Last
niRnt MiEc nu'nphl ~ elnlSEunt3 Went
,1ilio"sii ovef t'o drnlh ifunk Noatt 10 ~
.,e..; nu.M. tWu NNts" c@'s A"sshk uee" pas Oh lof
e1la'f Yas!9t; Ynas9G;"Es: s'i:.,., >. ~, <,.,., -,..
,r" npeSss "np.e. n, ~, ~ 4"s .nGogN ',!oune.
t,o o,soa ~, .aHfcn .'t =: ", 'nluF, wno
III twsa w5it;u L. ~ fy! In ,'t' ts ctv M,;.r ,,a
.;,t,' H;n' ~ "tietns NM; W "sM @ VI % tnis 1nf nh"es
, 1881-03-30

MONTREAL, Marcel, G0,-A isrc broke ont In
the freight depot of the Occidental Hallway
tlls morning II little after IL O'clock. Owing
to tho scarcity Of water, it being outside the
city limits. the llames extended rap1.ily and
had full possession OF tlle promises. u
large quantity of gunpowder stored in
tho pfacn exploded, blowing tic house niltl
contents to fragments. The tire thon caught
tho hcrolsln Of tho llrr,nes. Tho origin 0f Til,
:s;:N 900 10 a:'V,V1 < man na,ied i'hlllas
]'reyost WIS lsii!ea near the isncke!agA
running over Tim whllu ].e was attempting
tn cross tho line. W. pnyetta. whU was
rescued BY the iirellelt, is dangerously Ill
iurnit.
, 1881-03-30
POLITICAL.
ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATS.

ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATS.
Sr. LOFTS, No., Marcll20.-'rhe Democratic
Convention, nFter being III session IRON 10
o'clock this morning until II o'clock Tonight,
nominated tho following ticket: For Mayor,
Henry Oycrstolz: Collector, Joseph Mrllosc;
Auditor, join ". Luke; Register, Daniel
O'Connc1l Trncy; Controller, Samuel Pepper;
Marshal, 1olu Il. S1cyc't; Inspector Of
Weights anl Measures, Andrew 1lnlcy;
President aE the l8s,arp Vt Assessors. lntrlel;
Quintivan: President of tho l3oartl Df Public
tic CITY Council, Join I.olcs. i. q. l;yrlnrlt,
j. 13. q. l.1,cas, David X. Fn,McIs, Paul
Young, Patrick UMallgy. THO selection ot
President Ut. thu lloartt Dt PUBLIC l,nprnve-
ments was lett 10 tho Central Committee.
This Council Is tho Upper Ilotlsu Of tllg
Municipal Assembly, 9'Mi is .ennposra Of
twelve members, exclusive Of Its President,
SIX Of wlioM nr1 elected by tho city IT large
every two years. Thu election will tiki
plncl next Incst[ny.
, 1881-03-30
Ohio and Indiana the Recipients Of
Severe Snow and Rain
Storms.
Business in Many Places Se-
riously Interrupted in
Consequence.
Other Cities nui Towns (lrowlfng mt
The Visitation or tho Familiar
Nuisance.
Rapid subsidonoo Of tho Floods in Vari-
ona Portions Of the Northwest,
THE FAR SOUTHWEST.
LII Ia. kfS-if

spttsos n'ssassh to The chs"as Tribune.
ST.. PAUL, Mi1li. MNy nJ.-'rIu. Pioneer.
I'rcsx' Sioux Ctty suec1ui says the river rose
..,,,,,, ft.t NJ 1"rt i,umf,I, nuI fn,,r f,ut ut
Yankton lust night. Al the bottour-Inn'ls
0rc tluottctt Mt bath places. The river INV
rcnclics frOnt bllliT to ball. Immense tlual-
tl,,es If wn.} I,nyc brrn ,tnatrt tf nni urt,-
H., nn,t ,I,.o stno, ,tr,vn,, ~, iii, r,,,,,.t
At Nerinlltol the water lelI hbotlt
tl,o foot last night, but rose ugain
tt,.tinv. 'rhn business twrtInn of tho
, 1881-03-30
Notwithstanding This Frlg',ttul
Showing, tho House Ikc-
fuses n Remedy.
Final Adjournment in Wisconsin
to Take Place on Friday
Next.
This Eyening 10 1se Devoted to Tie Mcnl'
orr Of tho ncal Senator.
Proceedings Of Other State Legislatures
Which Held Sessions Yesterday.
INDIANA,

4NN1AAN<As
Special ptspateh 10 The Chicago T1fbtns.
IyptAsAIvr.1s, Ind, March 2o.--'lliU SEN
nte took np tic General Appropriation bill
to-day, artl continued its consideration dur
Ing tlle entire session. Several Important
changes wcro lnndc, notably tho ftcre'sse 1T
t,e salaries Of tho Acknowledgement fraln
Sl,oo0 to Si,TD. Clerk Of the Printing lJts-
rea,t fsom $40 10 Sl,.a0o, alMl Statt Auditor
from 500 IL $1,000.
An effort failed to abolish tho office OF
Governors Messenger, bit his salary was not
Incrthsed.
The House took up Mr.. 1lyan's Cotupul-
sorry Educat!on bill, md spant tho entire
1orenoon with It's consideration. Alr. Ryan
sud the principle oil Which 1t wns bascd
originated III A,.lerca n.l.l was thoroughly
Republican. It WAS III furc9 tn Alassacllu-
sets in ttsO. lie said Indiana mad more
i1llcrnle peoplc within ller borders tltnn I'LL
the New England States c0mblnud. New
Engla,ld owed her advancement to
c.lnrntIon,-to her cnIlputs0ry-ctltlcntion
laws, lie found that tho attendance In tho
common schools nf lndla,n had tccreaseI
tYom ~ per cent III .lS11 to II par
cent In In 1871. There wero 10000
not attending tlso common scllOots.
Tho Illinois Legislature lsad taken TIL same
bill liz was now advocating md passed 1t te-
fore II Ilnd bec1l ordered enErossed BY this
House mid lio llatl received Il letter from thu
Secretary nf State Of Illlnnis stnting TINT
The Legislature Of that State had obtained
It's itleNs fr0tn the bill now before. the III.
sli.llA liouse. tic denied that The bill atnlct
IL, any way ut restricting the liberties Ut the
children, nnd quoted from authorities show
tn4 TINT compulsory education III Germany
md Switzerland was readily acnulcsced IN
and heartily .in.lorscd by alf t!se people of
t1osG countries.
But tl.u bill finally faItc.l for want of n
constitutional majority. the following being
The vote:
, 1881-03-30

Special DHpdffh 70 tn ChledQo Tribune.
C0tuAIius, o., March .9.-rhe hard
rall,.sturul ot Inst night was succeed
by Avt.vy ssluW-stUrIh Mt M curly
llour thls morning, which hAs continued
without abatement during tho entire tlay,
accompanied by heavy wind. Tho SHOW Is
unusually heavy, t'ero beIng about ten
inches now On tho Lowell. l'rains III tho
var!aus railroads centerlng herc hayu not
tiiuso arriving tu.nlght Nr0 generally hrhEn.t
tiM,r. Tho vIrtUl'S llmts Ut stnet-rnllrUMtls
weru kept o,,e.. ty s,,.,w- ,Aows umiii toward
night, wt,en nil citurts to keep tho cars ruiz
tio s,':,so, ml,i t"iiisI,t not Il Cur Is rtil,s.
~ u late hour tile SHOW Is still falling, tlC-
eonIpanlcd by u brisk wind from Tho south.
Gust.
, 1881-03-30
IOUISFILLI:, Ky.
Sutef1f f)bDufeh Ia TIT fhttam, Tsfbttnk

SPff1d1 D0p11eh 70 1f7 Chttd00 7ftbINz.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., h1arch a0.-4a heavy
snow-stor,.a, accompanied by Increasing cold
weather, net IN ut . o'clouk this morning, aid
Is still prevailing slightly. Tl!s weather Ilas
bcpn lnlld, aiNl the sun Inns SHINE for IL week
pnst. producing tho Impression tint wil,ter
ha.i laken its i1ight. rr'aay's snow ~ ytswc.t
budding !,,tH occurred.
IL 4As litstern Assotidfed Treat,
LoUtsvIt.IE, ky... March .D.-'rho beautiful
weather ut. yesterday was succeeded lust
night by ruin which continued tlp To III q. III.
tl-t,.y. Thu teiuptratIlrn8ooMn nfter daylight
c0mn,nnceli fnitins ntpilily, md hetnrn nt,p,,
1la.t reslclua! m,Inl below the freezing pnInt,
lllnltng tl,al'gu since ycstertlay Of thirty
to snow, which Inns been full.,Ig llei,ylly ut
tEnes since that hour, with Il brisk north
wind prevailing. Ilv winl lIas ut, times
gvae!,ud u ye.s,elty Ut nearly thirty sn!!es.
, 1881-03-30
: 4 1iNIlilillN HAMMER.

DALLAS. Tex. March :.3.-t;oy. Cnlquitt,
Of Georgia, has notified .jafnrs u. Simpson,
Chairman Of the Democratic Executwo COM
,n1ltce Of Duttas. tllat i1a has, fur the Dc.noc-
tIio' ' banner won Dys Georga FROM Texas III
1871; by tho biggest majority for 'rialtn,
n1Ml Hendricks, t.l,d reellEmell BY Texas Il,
1sp for, t!la lnruest minority for 1fancoek
allll English, Thu bnnnGr was purchased by
The Democracy Of Dal!ns 1T. n Gust Of over
sl.030 fn,tr years, a:so. 1t wli arrive here ~
n tlny or two, where 1t viii re,,,nili Until
solIlc otiler StAte wins 1t by giving tho best
majority ut II Presidential elcctlutl.
, 1881-03-30
G1kEENHACKISaI IN MICHIGAN.
SYeeiai ULspateh 70 The EhttaQo TItEuns.

BATTLE CREEK, Mlclt., Nfnrch a9.-Gen.
Weaver and tbeiilon. L. W. Gillette, shining
lights ot tho GreenlMck ornament, l,nyc bretl
sl,crchifying III tl,fs city and Tho country sur
rounding for tho past wcuk, and trying tn
awaken Ill interest In the[r dying Cause.
they have been Ereeietl with very slnull
h0,.scs md lts!e enthusiasm. 'rhe Ggeun-
bAckers announce thnt thoy Will s.art Il news
paper In this city In nt,nnt twu weeks, to t,ss
eatleA The Enntltalter, Wlileh will bD the
organ Of tho faithful.
, 1881-03-30
THE CARTIER MONUMENT.
Hpfftal Qispatfh to The Chttauo 1.EiLHne.

OTTAWA, Murcl, :2D.-The appropriation by
Parliament ot the stu, nj s1U,U00 to erect Il
monument to the memory Of Sir George Car
tier Is pretty severely criticised by n portion
Of tho press. 1t Is maintained tint II would
l,ave been quite t1mD enough for the country
to hare put up Il monument to Sir George
Cartier wien monuments llasl been put up to
William Lyon MackDMzle, Baldwin, Lafol-
tnine, and others, ,,0re Ur less deserving. 1t
Is suggested thnt the French pupulatiun ,0f
Quebec should BY private yubscriutlnn raisv
funds for a monument fur Cartler, as tho
frienils Of the late Senator brown aru doing
for him,
, 1881-03-30
AN kTROCI0Us CRIME,

Thomas J. UuEuu. =! years Of avu. employed
by ", +, Freeman, manufacturer of electrical
apparatus ut ltupm ii Otis block. Corllpr Ut
Btata aud Madison streets, WIS arrested yeater-
day Afternoon by Detectives Gallagher aud
kouher upon u warrunt aworn out py his om-
ptuytr butore Justteu WHatAcg, charging. tue
yulilE tAAp With attempting tu rapu s!r. Free.
inan's little ulee1t Adm Freeman, u Ch1 9t u
ylars. The MOther nt thu child, 5frs. lhhhlu G.
Freeman, living Ht NJ. la WuHt Momtue slrcet.
sent hor Il, seo her ulIcle ou s0lne hustues5 nsl
upon seach!uK t1a oflirU between aud o'clock
MouaAy at.cruVQu found her uncle apseat, Rnd
, 1881-03-30
lfEDEuJk, IA,

Spftld{ Nsp0!eh 70 tn CAIeaqo TFbWNs,
kEUKul;. H., Marcel! :aD.-Ihu heavy gorge,
backed by Il seyel,.f0ot rlse cunning duwu tllo
1}rs M0ines, struck tlle railway, wugo,I, and
passenger bridgu which spltls tho river ut
l3llcna Vista lust uyulIing with terrible fUree,
tller spans Oil .lIe Missouri side. This, with
tlu damage recorded fl lust ,tght'slllspatc,
places tbs lasA u fF0ln Shu00 tft Sl0,V00. Fuut
passengers can rot Aeruss tho river by crawl
linz over tue sunkc,l spurs, but this cntirg
part must ta. rebuilt Geforu Iratns ur tc;tlns
cAh croSs. Tlie water is still rushing through
l!l vast yu!Nll.vs su!,l washing ln eyery Alrtc-
tlun, though hut l!tlle leu Is coming l0wn.