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The daily gazette., 1881-01-25
PAY YOUR TAXES.

The City Tax Collectors give no
tice to all persons owing city and
school taxes for 1879 and 1880 that
they must settle up at once, and
avoid trouble. They are determined
TO close up their accounts for these
years, and will deal to the extent OF
the law with those who do not paw.
" Dealing to the extent of the law"
means the selling of property on
which taxes are due, and the arrest
and Imprisonment of those owing
their head tax. The collectors are
in earnest this time.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-25
AN UPSET.

A carriage was upset while turn
ing the southwest corner of Fifth
and Market streets, last evening, by
running upon a high bank of snow.
Fortunately, the horse stood quietly
and the occupant Of the carriage, a
young man, sustained no injury.
IN "A DANGEROUS CoNIrioN.
Thegutter at the east aide of FreI Oh
street at Second lis in very dangerous
c1nd.uon. IL should be atteuded to 81
once OF else there might be some horses
Injured In ciossing.
The New York Tribune 10 strongly n
favor OF tue project W sake a ne9 State
out of Dakota.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-25
LOCAL STOCKS AAD nDnssss
The City Market

The following were the rulinx prices In
market this morning:
ButLer, fresh, per pound 49,. $50 a.
, 1881-10-02

earnestly expects that the printing used by
tie COMPANY will BE- OF the modest and quiet
kind Miss Dickinson strictly objects to
being .cirrused,' and she believes only i'll
newsnaper advertisement On the 9TH OF
Nav She will sail for England to fulfill all
engagement under our management at the
Crystal Palace, beginning JTne e a1m {, col,-
km"wlcdged By all to be one Of the very hard
nst wnrkers in her new profession. 1ler idea
If tte true SHAKESPEARE characters III which.
Sic viii athrst appear-Hanalct and Macteth
i, vnei,'. Miss Dickinson's Hamlet will be
AZ AZ original as Fechter's, and as widely diff
ferenr from: Booths conception of the part
as the formers was. She will not plav her
own 1,ieces-eitter - The Crown Of Thorns'
or Aurclian during her first engagement
in tI,is coifutry'
, 1881-10-02
ANNA DICKINSON.
Her Peculiar Progrnm-qAa1nlet, Mac
beth, and Claude Melnotte.

Her Peculiar Progrntn-Tan1n1et, Mac"
beth, and Claude 1Ielnotte.
Sp<ciai Disnateh tn The CHICAGO ITfh1tne-
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. Hiss Anna
Z. Dicknsun's debut us Hamlet will be
made in New York OH Jan. . under the snal1-
agcment Of Charles y. lIcndum, of this city.
and Frank Curtis. She will appear i'll New
Haven, Hartford, Albany, Rochester, Buff
falo, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Baltimore, Washington, and
Philadelphia. In nearly all Of these cities
she will play in the theatres chosen for Bern
llartlt last season. In Boston her company
will not appear under Mr.. Stetson's manage
ment She will play i'll the Boston Theatre,
and ut the Academy of Music i'll pfitadel-
pha, opcning on March 10. She will ap
pear during her engagement Us Hamlet,
Claude 3fclnottc, and Macbeth. Lastly" +"
said Mr.. Mendum, Il the Importance Of the
scheme is not only that a woman is to appear
in male characters, but the woman is Anna
Dickinson. She especially wishes and
, 1881-10-02

THE COMMUNE At HOME AGAIN
PARIS. Oct Ia scene of the most dra-
matte character occurred last hight III LIE
Elysie. on Montulartre. Charles Lulicr,
returned convict, lad been summoned by
the Revolutionary Committee to defend HIM
self against the charga Ut having, in 1S'l,
OH several occasions betrayed the cause OF
the Commune Ills cllief accIser was ali
ex-Comnunst named AIalon, with whom. 1t
NAV be remembered, Lu1lier lately had {;
violent public alteration. Three thousand
ncople. among then LiSsagaray and many
other men prominent in the insnrrectlon
of 1871, were present Tony fcvlllloh
presided Malone being obliged to leave
last night for Switzerland, the charges
we're sustained with most tla.nnlng proofs by
Lissagaray. i friend Of Lullicr attempted
to SPEAK ln lis defense, but could not get q
hearing. Lullier himself, pa1e, hasgard, but
defiant, then arose, and, amidst the furious
wells and insults of the crowd, protested that
he never betrayed the Commune, TOR lie
never pretended to serve 1t. The rest OF HIS
speech was drowned in indignant shouts
which madc it almost impossible to near
what was being said. At l O'Clock i'll tllo
morning Il resolution was carried, With only
one dissenting ynice, branding Lullier as a
traitor. and the meeting dispersed. lAulller'
who for time seemed to be i'll absolute
bodily peril, was cllaritabfy hustled out by
hack door, pursued by Kisses and the savage
threats of his erstwhile friends. Tie whole
affair reminded one Of I'LL incident III the
French revolution.
4 SEARCHING INVESTIGATION.
LONDON, Oct. IA Paris CORRESPONDENT
Says: All the charges against Ga'nbetta allt
Others, that the Tunisan expedition was ar
ranged tor stock-jobbing purposes, VIII DC
made the subject Uf 4 searching lnvestlsa-
ton in the criminal prosecution about to he
instituted before the Paris Court Asslzc by
I,,,1stan. French Minister to Tunis against
Henri Rochcfort. Tie correspondent says
the charges against Gambetta and Roustan
are silly fabrications.
TIE OCCUPATION OF TuS1s.
ST. llilairc, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
scouts the idea Of the permanent occupation
or annexation Of Tunis, and regards the
capture Of kairwan us bound to end the Arab
agitation. The War Office, however. deems
the occupation Of Tunis necessary. 1t is dit
6cuIt to foresee which view will prevail.
THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.
\ semi-oftjcial note Is published rclterat-
ing the statement that III spite OF runlors to
tho contrary. England and France have re-
| solyed to maintain accord OIL the Egyptian
! question.
rRrcKEEl.
LoSnoN. Oct. .1.-All special dispatches
| from Paris point QUO that the postponGfment e
of the assembling Of ne chamber 1l y n1e epn- pu
| able tile army to effect some success i'll Iun1s
! before the Government is called uponto tace
the Deputies.
, 1881-10-02

terestingly situated. On the contrary tno
homes of the Crown Princess OF austria aFe
not to be fulfilled. Count Won hatA-
field will probably return us iAmoassau"'
To Constantlnople. | hear that It Is me eS
press wish that lie shall not be M'tlstel y.
Foreign Affairs in Berlin on account ol
family vll1 financial relations. Inc mehtoeta
uf the family OF
BARON Won srEuB:S
embarked on Tuesday oil boaTu tue Noft,.
German steamer Ierder for New York. All
will be III full uniform. Tley attehaeu
service for the President in Berlin Monday
heforn their departure. The Ger
man Emperor is reported to have
hren greatly pleased OH being Informed OF
the American Governments invitation to
the Steuben family to attend tic Yorktown
celebration. lie not only regards it. us
fnrthcr bond Of annity between the two
countries, but also expressed his qualification
at this proof of Americas gratitude for the
services of Gen. Stcubeu to the young lie
Dub,ic. lie at once granted the necessary
leave to the officers Of the family. l have
reason to believe that
EAl:US Won sClfLoEZEN'S STAY
III Washington will not be as short as WIS
previously reported, Ills presence i'll WASH
inytou being deemed necessary Oh account
nf negotiations respecting the proposed re-
,ivaI of naturalization and eNtradltlOn
treaties between the United States and t'cf-
many. Prince Bismarck is TO refuse afurther
prolougat1on Of former treaties, asserting
that Germany does not enjoy eQual ]ust'co
nv the present provisions. Tile original
treaty was negotiated by Baron Won ocflloe-
zer. and he is considered the Gttest person 10
upen negotiations.
THE PETROLEUM FEVER
| has greatly subsidized. and stocks are eolne
rapidly down. The confidence OF private Ill
yestors Is seriously shaken.
| FREDERICK HA.AsE. THE ACTOR
| sailed from Bremen Oh Wednesday by the
| EIbc. Carl Sontag has decided 10 return 10
| America lie goes first to San Francisco Tor
! q series of representations. Mue- Catla1lne
Srhrett has accepted Il New York
engagement at the Thal. Theatre. Nine.
Patti has engaged Miss Augusta llol'enschlld
as alto to accompany her on her American
tour. The German papers say that Kassl IS
| engaged TO one Of the richest and liandsomest
American -heircsses. Others say that he is
| already married.
THE CONDITION OF GUsTAvE RICHTER,
the painter, is greatly improved.
/ MACkAY.
Berlin papers have devoted columns to the
visit Of Mr. and Mrs. Mackay. who have left
again for Paris.
, 1881-10-02

NAKSTAL SEItKANO SATISFIED.
MADRID, Oct. 1.-A'nons the indications
Of rapid progress which the present Govern
lnent is making lit Spain, the most over
wlelming proof was given by Marshal Ser
rano at a banquet, where lie declared his
satisfaction with the Government and cull-
iitlcncc in its stability aud endurance. This
has created a great sensation i'll political cir
cles because Marshal Serrano has always
been regarded us the champion OF the he
public. His declaration, it is claimed, must
be regarded as the most important to the
country since the restoration.
, 1881-10-02
CRIMINAL NEWS.

$4,000 IN BONDS STOLEN.
Special Dtspateh to TIE Chttaco Trtoun=-
CINCINNATI O., Oct. IA most audacious
and successful bank-robbery was committed
at the National Lafayette & Bank Of Com
n,erce, OH Third street, this city, between 10
and IL O'Clock this morning. y package OF
$4,000 was stolen before the very eyes oi the
owner and in the presence Of the Prcsldent
of the bank. The facts III brief are as fol-
lows: Mr.. S. II. Burton. Of clifton. a we'll
known cx-State Senator and one Ut Gin
cinnati's solid citizens, went into the
bank about 10 O'Clock this morning
for the purpose Of cutting tile
coupons from his Government bonds,
4 quantity Of which were deposited in Safety
Deposit Company's vaults beneath the bank.
After getting them he went to the Presl-
dents office with them, as is the custom, and
began cutting OFT the coupons due today.
After he had been at this work 4 little time,
chatting meanwhile with the President Mr.
Goodman, who sat at !, desk near him, three
well-drtssetl ant gentlemany appearing men
came into the office. One OF these, boWlng to
dent, and receiving an affirmative reply,
minutes conversation on business. Mr..
Goodman acQuiesced, and invited him to .
seat which he acceptcd, anu drawing up
asked him some questions about a deposit
which lie (the strangely proposed making:
As the conversation progresSed, the secoh9
gentleman, who had followed closely, stepped
i'm TO Mr. Burton. who sat with the box OF
bonds directly III front Of him OIL the table,
and leaning over in front uf him asked 1t he
could speak to the President. AS this was
being done the third man stepped careiesly
Mr. Burton sat. On hearing the
red Whiskers). Mr. Burton looked up, and
Turning his head toward Mr.. Goodman who
sat at his right, said: "'There is the rres:.
dent.'' AttIlis the man excused himself anu
drew back, us if waiting for the flrst VINO
entered to get through with his converts "a
tion with the President. In Il moment the
latter rose, and asking another question or
two politely bade Tie President good-by, and
walked out the others also passing 4ifetly
out. It was then discovered that a
package containing $4,000. IN Govern
lllent bonds was missing. .nt. lne
alarm was A. az once nee, glyen; IMP ps nonet 1ouuS
they were out Of sight. The job was Eood
one on the part OF the men who planned and
carried it out. Today being the 1st OF Octo-
ber, they knew that bondoWnerS Would pe
gin clipping coupons from their in'ernmett
bonds, us the quarterly interest Is Que totlay:
in this city is the Safety Deposit vaults ul!-
der and Connected with the bank named;
This these men doubtless fully UNDERSTOOD
and well knew that opportunities Tor sneak
lob were likely to be had at that place
and time. This evening two men were ar:
rested by detectives ut the Grand Hotel on
suspicion, but they have since beer! released
;rhe entire detective force of the city are al
work OH the rast, but they are THUS 1ar Will
mt any sletinit cleW.
, 1881-10-02


ALBANY, \. T.. Oct. l.-Heports. Of the
election Of $50 delegates to the Republican
State Convention have been received here
Of this number ESQ are considered to be
purely anti-Conkling, while the remaining
159 incluae all the tonkllng delegates,
doubtful and contested. as there are 4A'
delegates in all, 2f0 being 4 majority, 1t seems
probable that the ailtl-macl1lne men Will
have the control Of the convention, although
it is not unlikely that the vote Will De close'
rs the machine has control of the State Com
mittee, which will make up the roll
call to be used OIL the preliminary
organization. In this county today the ma
chine carried three Of the four districts. ln
the Second the high-llanded methods OF the
Smythe managers caused bolt, and Two
sets Of delegates were chosen.
n,,rr,1o Y 0ct 1.-The Republicans
~ .,,1 ,r,,;rd D1stricts e1ect Stall
ol lhe t'lsI *l1lo ~" "N.so...;a,,
wart delegates to the otate toh'ei1'lol''
IIUDsoS, y. T., Oct. 1.-Stalwart delegates
we're elected to the State Convention.
1;,,rr,Io Oct. 1.-Erie County elected Il
-, ,.''-'.;o,, ~ +,vantv.one Stalxarts to
soi1d ae4esatlon W t"''&' o'o ~''>'' ~
the State ConVentlon'
Other conventions elected delegates as 1ol-
,o,v..
c,h,v1or Countv. Auti-Sta1wart.
, 1881-10-02
GERMANY.
TIE EMPRESS.
Nns~s,rJ TphjA

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The Hcrnlds special
says the Empress augusta celebrated. on
Friday, her 10th birthday at Baden-Baden
with the Kaiser, the Crown Prince, aud the
Crown Princess. Tile Empress is still i'll Il
weak, condition, land will lot attend
any court festivities, this winter. Prince Bis
marck. is ut VArzin, and is ailing.
lie has called a ahomeopathic physician, Dr..
Zwingenberg, to reside with him for some
time. Princess Wilhelm. Of Prussia, is i'll
, 1881-10-02
TIE AURORA TRAGEDY.

A1;Yo1;A. ILL.,. Oct 1.--lIrs. i. T. Rogers,
the victim Of Wednesdays tragedy, still sur
wives, and did not die yesterday at 80 p. IN.
as stated iii Il city paper. The previous
probing Of the wound to the depth Of four
inches was, by tonlsht's operation, proved
erroneous, The ball has been found, but
cannot be extracted. 1t entered the back to
the lett of the spine, struck the ninth dorsal
yertebta, and Iits inlbedded in the bone
, 1881-10-02
TRAIN-PIRATES.

Sptcial Dispatch 10 The Chicago 771b'4ne+
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct 1.-E1nboldened L. by the
recent train robberies out in the Southwest
ern States, several thieves and robbers
boarded the night passenger train from
Peoria last evening. and, when near Bureau
Junction, they held up" and robbed three
passengers, obtaining in all about $50.
;rhure were no arrests, and the robbers
shortly after left the train.
, 1881-10-02

4 TOWN BURNED.
GENEVA, Oct. 1.-The greater part OF tne
Town of Nyon has been destroyed by an in
centliary fire. Several arrests have been nladc.
, 1881-10-02

Tlrusvrl.1.E, Fla, Oct. 1.-Henry Metzgar
was executed here today for the murder Ut
All inoffensive old man named Moore. The
condemned confessed his crime, and said lie
had killed seven men in his lifetime. Lie
Vas u1lrepentent to the last.
, 1881-10-02
I1ofenzollern-Do -Donnerundblitzen that dlca OIL
LARGE PROFITS
n tbr 1Vtsf<ru Assutt1lkd PrEss.

the Group"
LARGE PROFITS.
To the lVeste77. Assoct1fnd fTess.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1.-The profits OF the chle1
,nanipuIators Of the cotton ''coriler" are es-
timated at from ESQ. 900 to 45o0, ,ooo- ohlY
on. small failure occurred, and no other Is
expected.
a PRIEST SENTENCED TO IMPRISONMENT
Father Conway, parish priest of Clonoef>f'
County Galway, has been sentenced to TWO
months Imprisonment at hard labor for as
saultine bailitf who served him with a>wrlt
Mt the suit Of Lord Ardilaun. Notice ot ap-
peal was given.
STOCKS AT LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct, 1.-The following stocks
were here the 30th Ut September: Beef. Nv
tierces; pork, 1.475 barrels; pacoh' ~',oS @
barrels; hams, 400 barrels; shoulders 80
barrels: cheese, 1;9, :5(S boXesr butter' -4''1o
packages; lard, 2o,GGl tons.
TIE LEAGUES TEST.
LoSpoS, Oct. la Dublin correspondents
saws: 1.-The Land Leagues test cases before
the Land Court will comprise eases from
every country in Ireland except Limerick,
Carlow. Dublin. Louth, Wicklow, anu
Ouecns. There have been eyictions in these
c,,,nties. but the League does nos appear 10
have considered that any Of those brought
un,ler its notice hitherto will be suitable test
cases."
r.AnSEl1..
Cork, Oct. 1.-The corporation today asree'a
to attend the public reception to Farncll 10.
morrnw in state. The Mayor did NOT at1elld
the corporation meeting.
ARCHER
has purchased Loril1ard's 3-year-old colt
PaSsaic-
TIE QUARTERLY REvESGE RETURNS
show an increase Of El,121, 900 compared
with the corresponding quarter OF last year
tho principal increase being in excise. Lie
Times says: 1.-THE returns are evidence
that tile hantt-to-n,outll trade has really oecn
growing steadily the last two years, ;1no this
Growth is atlength beginning to tell markca
" on the consuming power OF the country
Trade according to previous experience !:
now likely to grow faster than ever tor
few years to come"
YORKTOWN.
The Times, commenting on the torthcom
1nr centennial celebration Of the SURRENDER
at Yorktown, says: I'VE have quite ii:
much reason as the Americans to share thel
rcntenary thanksgiving, since that even
only forced the Government to acknowledge
what every body knew, that the war the!
were waging was hopeless
, 1881-10-02
II IAYtTI.

HAVANA. Oct. 1.-The Spanish steamer
Alicante, plying between West Indian ports,
has been totally wrecked near Ponce, Porto
Eico. No lives were lost.
, 1881-10-02
ION? a..

BURLINGTON, Ia. Oct. 1.-The Hon. James
Harlan, of Mount Pleasant, having declined
the Republican nomination for State Senator
from Henry County, the Central Committee
today placed IN nomination Mr.. Lot Abra-
hams.
, 1881-10-02
FOREIGN.

Sunday Mornings Budget Of
Gossip Concerning the
Old World.
Land Leaguers Displeased with the
American Gratitude to Queen
Victoria.
A Hitch in the Franco-English
Commercial Negotiations
at Paris.
Two or Three Million Dollars
Made in the Liverpool
Corner.
Portion of the Swiss Town of Ryon
Burned by an 1ncen-
diary.
The Commune Evidently at Home Again
on the Highs Of Mont.
martre.
Meeting to Try Lullier, Accused Of open-
ing the Western Gate IN
1871.
IL
How the Jews Have Brought Irouo1e
on Themselves in
Russia.
Preparations at Warsaw and Granlca
for the Imperial Inter-
view.
The fmneror William Greatly Pleased with
the Yorktown Invitation.
, 1881-10-02

| League is nothing new, while those ecclesl-
ustics who follow Archbishop Croke were
not present. In the meantime
TIE AGITATION IS BEING KEPT ur
| to fever pitch in every quarter of the coun-
| try. As yet the League is implicitly obeyed,
"bettcr,'' as U1aitcd Ircldntt says, than
| the English law ever was OF ever will be
again. There is no doubt Of this:
that the Land Court will either have to
beggar the landlords BY heavily reducing
rents or else the League will order no rents
| to be paid ut all. The return Of the leaders
to the field Of agitation has borne
its sure fruit as it did last
year, in an abundance OF outrages.
Il Dublin morning paper reads like cliaptef
from the history Of the Commune. Column
after column appears with every description
Of crime and anarchy from the neighhorhood
Of Dublin to the most remote counties
sudden madness seems to have fallen on tue
land, and the condition Of the country IS Ger
tainIv most alarming. The character OF out
RACES and crimes differs from those ordlnarl-
ly observed Ill agrarian outrages in Ireland.
THE LAS1'-LEAGuE ORGANS
resent the Queens sympathy and -ff1endh-
ness for the American people in theif al
Fiction. One suggests that she mas an eye
OIL the American tariff. O11ttcd ifct0hd,
the Leagues special organ, says with shock
1nr taste: "Qncen Victoria has ordered a
weeks mourning for President Garfield.
'rbs American people we are told were
profoundly moved by the compliment. The
greatest Commonwealth the world ever saw
could hardly help feeling bigger because her
Majesty deigned for seven days to put on the
secondhand weeds that were bought in
honor vf the last baby Of the Prince Of
, 1881-10-02

up the cry about
THE GREAT REVIVAL OF TRADE
which, in tile manufacturing districts at
least. is invisible. BiucEWoou for October
has an article demanding i low but general
and permanent scale OF duties Oh
all foreign articles except raw materials.
VARYING from to 10 per cent. AS
o. per cent Of British imports consist OF raw
materials. this duty would not be very pa
ternal coddling, but Blaclnood estimates
that it would yield a revenue Of Es,00O,0o0
sterling, which might be applied in redr-
| cIne tile tea duty and income tax. 1t is
rumored that the Quarterly Rcric'o will
| have second article Oil the question this
| month, founded upon actual Investigations III
| the manufacturing districts. Several nleui-
ttrs uf Parliament have joined
THE FAIR TRADE MOVEMENT
within the last few days, but as yet no great
leader has arisen. The directors OF tile asl-
1atiou are fierce "Jingoes.' whose conncc-
ton with it naturally leads the Radical
| artisan to suspect that it is simply,
as Mr.. Bright has characterized It,
| a Tory dodge. Sir Edward Sullivan, MIR.
| Sampson Lloyd, Mr.. Ashlnead Bartlett. Sir
| Alseroon Borthwick. Of the Morn-
| inn Post, and Mr.. Farrcr Ecroyd,
| N. r. for Preston, are maklbs Il ue-
terlnlned fight, and if the depression
continues the Radicals will find themselves
| in tight box. II the agltators had good
leader the movement, OF heresy if you like
would, ALI convinced, put ont the light OF
the Land Eeformcrs.
THE COTTON "conSER."
AIr. Norris Ranger has succeeded ID break
| ing down the cotton brokers who had sold
.ssl,ort,'' and the suspension Of the mills
ayaiIed nothing against him. Mr. Ranger
appeared Oh tile Liverpool Change yester'
day WITHOUT regarding the threats which
had reached him from various quarters
Some of the Liverpool and Manchester
papers had thrown out hints Of personal
violence, and Punclt followed suit, but Mr.
Ranger was not molested, and the dis
comfite.l brokers had to grin and bear it. Ht
and lis associates have made enormous
profits, some say 4e:5500, ,0O0. The cotton brok
ers say they will never be caught again.
| THE AMERICAN HALLWAY wAls :, !,
The continuance of the war Of rates IS ne
only obstacle to a considerable rise mere III
American railroad stocks. brokers' genel
ally are advising their clients not u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
Frightened by rcnians.

!, London, juno lathe correspondent of
.ae Liverpool Post says in consequence Of
We attempt to blow up the towr hall a,
liverpool on the night Of the OH inst, regu.
, ~ forbid strangers to enter tho precincts
~ - sne mouse OF commons, and ordinances
"''a have totally fallen 10 abeyence will bo
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