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, 1881-12-20

dHFtA4 4NAAl*SA kAN 41I 10&T*>'ss
,' Spset4l DspAleh 10 tbs Ch.eaeo 1Sttuns.
WAsH.SuroS, d. C.. Dec. W,-T!!e Inter
est /" tho taslir discussion contluues, ah
Sunntnrs md members arn trletls canvass
INK their respective bt,ties tu ienrIi tha eas.
rent at sentiment: Most al tllose wf'o at'
IL Yayar OF revenue refog,n are appassdN
the colnMisslqu. Il |eallng Demoorailc Sef''
ntor snhl' tpttny TINT i,e ti,aaRht that 81! s'e
Ssllatprs on his, ,:sidq wnnit, y9te against she
nppositment NJ Il eomMisstn,l With tue IT,
ce}tipn Of the very few. u!l l.and-out rrotFe..
,tionlsts, nl,ti, ns to then, ho did moi p5esesa
to know anytnine: n,unt It. 'rilors has n!s9
sipvciuprd MI Opposition 10 the .so'""!sst1a
on the Republican, st,lo Of tho Senatc nnl"tS
psolectlanists who to not bctlvss IN lhs ~
listing tariff. ). =.
T., AN IMPORTANT ACCESSION
to the rapks Ut t,e opponents ut thls near
.ur. Is ox.Secra.ary tu|,n Sherman. ilr s','a
tho pthar tiuy tos senstbr Morrill,. thF casl
sYppostcs ct tic ,Rssan ltll sAits tai uafn's
the present session, TINT IN wn'tla 'l"1 SUP
port tic bill BECAUSE 1t IL Intended TO "ela,
aetiun 0l, tho tariff. which Ils cxnulle'''e 10
Secretary of tile Treasury l1ns an'lGhs 'ls"
WAX n lnonstroslty. a,nl wltle|, uIe't1"'.: T.,
ought : to sto "ruy[ssd. Congress- ~
Mr.. Shegmlan's oplpIon. ought 's"' I. !.
shErk its. <tluty IN ttl1ls direction. s nas
ought tn taka hold at tho matter alhl At oneo
nuke soIle decided al,atce during the ''''s'
cit session, Accepting tn III" nl!r'i'als'"'' !,
tho rcfrrsneu or tho tns1s> Of ses!ssn'' u =
eamn,ssua w".,!.t sle!Ry gey!sl"n fos AZ 1es. ~.
twn: yuhra, anh ps,,bahty l""1et. 'laasx '..,
troIN ttltS talk Ut t6iluruan, tha l'eoesa,,', ill.,,
tsoMntpr III qurxtlan was Ut oul'lnl' l''a9 hs u's
Etl,otl bill would nat laIss Tic sca!e NJ '8s
br4.st,lIt snAkl,1
, 1881-12-20

Alleged l1fserep ,H,ey III lilo Accounts Of
Gov. Churchill WAen, llo Was Trcns-
nrer af sho Eta&c. {. -
Sp.sta, Dt.pateA to 1ns cAteaea 7rt"uaG ,
LITTLE ttock, Ark, Dec l9-Tha rnpnrt Of the
conmtttaa appointed by the Jaat Legislature to
Investigate tho Auditors and TrcAsurcrs lH,oks
'wus partlally tall bvftlro Gov. Churchill tnany.
Tho co,ntnltteo was raised Inst AtAre. nm nleHel
discrepancy Of suvcrsIl thousand dollurs having
tlga trcn discovered In tho eoos,lnu nj 1'regs-
urer Churchill. whola now occupying tho 0uhcr-
uat0sIul otlco. Since that tlAto tho conlmittso
has becll b,slly otupsoyed tu s1Aktn0 IN ex-
atl,nAtiun at tho Tstaaurer's books, extending
buck three or four yesrs. AMI they
'now anluunco that t4V' work ~
cuup!ct@l. Az tho rpfaEt s&aMas 1t
shows n. shortage Yf FROM k0,a1 70
&1SI00. III AIT laicsxlpw With YOUR porrespond-
ent tonight. 1uy. thnrchitl sata that thu dscrtp-
as.ey cou!A aad would: TO cxplatnod, fta&a' the
bvun tllrunHh mistake, ehaTgel 10 tho Trcats'
urcr, und {hat othar ltems wpro also erroneoasIy
charRoA t0 ni,p. lie furthor said thnt ut Tic he.
ginning at the Investigation. nosU tlan uuht
ia6nlhs aKo. tQ desired su Apnaar bctoss tho
H1tllinittba' and explain cuch discrepancy spra.
t!in, 11s ttAs sha ctltninltee rcuGatel him tu walt
uiltI! M! teburt cuuH bo tuA'lu. lilo feUlnitt.
hY Tho c1Mu,itls4 ~ aaAsllx his v8 pt4il4tlnMa
Anh tt0 nrRulacat 1T hla caul4xi, Wt.lsa the Eu-
p,rt U! It's 1uuItnlitrs aul thu dDttrl.Urs sAte-
tnens ~ ttlauou thcrelu Will Ia innla pqIiu,
lirtAt tutcresl nta becn gxpresssl ln tu flMltet
Tic et,lumEttca has bten ru.diy ubuAt1 tur up
| EaFnnt slawles!, but GAMs tAat thu wGrk wis
auca ~ u ruQuls0 time, aua tint tllle liltK0pce
| Gov. GhuFchiL'1 franas sAy tat.lxbt tnxt hS VIII
ct,tle sspI " tho iugaAtix3tlpn With hia uitjeia
rtoo1d unbleMishod.
, 1881-12-20

md confirmed the principles I'll which 1t
rested by references to. statutes cOhcarnlnE
ml1lthry administrations, mt on|y Of tin I,aat
OF tho Massachusetts Stnto a,nl CUstny, but
Of England ~ far hack AZ tho tE,nu Of Eli
War,1 |. Neither tic learned Ut the har t1or
Of tho military administration OF tho Stntu
were prcparct for s,tcll II ll0Otl bf light upon
tho pllz2lng question Involved, aud Neither
Ind surtnfsed TINT ancestral wisdom Ind 80
Thoroughly dealt With It. Tile docfslon added
much to tho professional prestige Of judge
L Gray.
ExTESslvh nt:AnfNu.
4 st1Nltohs habit, md tenacious memory
made the Judge fucll1 prtnool,s In r2spuct tO
the authorities, aial lie nl,out.s In exact ill.,
farnlntlon ~ It. wlaut llas been determined III
the reported cases, not nnly l,oro bit IN Fiji
Rlnntl +jndee Gray ls about ~ years Of age.
lie wns born III Ddston. a1Ml Is of tho old
famIly OF. Grays Of this city. llu cnturet
Harvard College when - years OF age gratl-
uatlnE III l9t5i ut tho ngof0f H.. Tho bent
nj his mimi ut tfs perlo'I gnro TN hint Of Ills
further distinction lte wus't tey0te,lly ssli-
.ltoHs ri natural history. md gaye intention
especially to entomology. 0t the class which,
ncG,rtlnR to the standards Of rr,unt yours,
wns small III numbers, several others lsave
attnaned dlstlnctten.. Leaving cotlege Mr..
Gray tfnys!e.k.
EXTENSIVELY ~ Et;R0rE.
1fG had favorable opportunities for seeing
notable things mil n,c1,.. Upan returning he
studied tho regular cullrss Mt tho Harvard
LAW School, an.t afterwards read law In tho
oi,c0 Ut John Lowell, now, .jud9s. Lowell.
While undoubtedly Kepnb!!ea" III Ills ba.
l1slcal sysnpathtes and convictions. Judge
Gray las taken no part In uollti-
cal Affairs, f.pp1rhcntiing tint ono win
ni!ows Ills feelings to. be enlisted
| II, the entllustasms and antlQ2tI,es Of party
contest ,ray ylslaly relax II TINT hnhit at
/ in,partiulIty whlcI, should cltarnetcsIzo one
who. exercises judicial functions. II, earl5'
manhood iie attended rs a Aalegate the first
State Convention Of the Fgee-So!! party, antl
!. was actively associated with Charles SaM-
ner. q. F. Adams, Charles Alien, Henry VIII
so,t, $. G. Phillips, j. q. paltgey, Arson Rs,s-
l;nga,ne, and ottNts psomt.iens III that his
torlc movement. IN Socfety Judge Gray IL u
general --titRnttipti yet ge1fal in inall~
Mer, a,ouMd!nx III a,,eettotes, aisa sesuiy III
sapartee. Thu ladies' Of the Capital CITY will
! PERHAPS welctnna the appointment rs aAAnK
another TO tic list Of eminent ard eligible
gentlemen n'rendy distinguished hy the
aa,nes Of tie President md the RgitEsl. Am.
| bassatlor.i
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resolution. but this wns refused. tic tlen
demanded tho regular order, which
was tlio cali OF Slaees fnr tho .lntthli1c.
udn OF bills. During this call Mr.. sprngor'
introduced his resolution. which prnyhos
TINT Rule 10 hr nnlcnttGal hY Substituting tho
word "cumnlerce" f0r tho word "tcvces,"
M that the clauss will ren,i, "Committes oil
tic Commerce mud Improvement ut tito Mis-
atsstpp l.yer," and that 1iulo II bs n,llantlet
M ns To rund, "AIl plt,pusetl Legislation re.
lattne III the conEnelGc n'ltl Improvement Ut
tho Mississippi River shall be referred IL thu
Committee on the Commerce. md Improve.
t,M'lt of tho Mississippi River" This reso
I''tto, WIS rcferre'l .l'ltIcr the rules to the
Committee a,, Rules. !. ~ :.
ns'nsStf THE cAhs.. op 'srArEs
Mcssrs. Gil,sop aud Klng, of. .Louislana, cacll
Introduced q resolution prAvad!ng that tic
rules be so amended NJ 10 require the refer
t,,ce Of all subjects relating 10 the t'1pn,ve-
,asut ut thu Mississippi Rlyhr to tito Cuuultt-
tee ~, tho l4eyccs mil improvement Ut tho
Mississippi. Tint committee now Inns jnrts-
,fIc.ion of only thoso subjcnts relating tn tho
Levers. Tlle resolutions at Nlhson o1.d ktug
were ri,ferred 10 tito Committee Oil isuies.
II VIII. hE THIS at:EN
That tho composition OF tho coming Commit
teu on Rules will bo n matter Of some COLI
siderable Importance 10 tho mississippi Val
nlne,d tito Mississippi River Commission
la'v, so as to nllow the President 10 appoint a
'clYl Han IS President nf tho commission. {.
Msl1LLAS's milf.
u Tia lFtstern Attaekftfd Prem.
WASHINGTON, u. t., Dec. tg.-'rhe bill lii.
iroduccd by Representative Mcmillan rein
tiVA II nil 1lInnmn 1nx trnrlf1aq fnr tha aeta4-
, 1881-12-20
S1LVEll,
TitE WESTERN FEELING,

WAs,,,SuroS. u, C., Dee. 'n-r,s' -,r"ua'.
,toeItl,sd fpp,Iup n,nottr thu otlr,ou.'e "e'e III
co,tttulalIcp Of thu et,f,laur nj s,1, ~ aA
nani,st t,,osp ,,prtIous of tha rr,s,,, .,t M''an
mai ,npssnuc nnd tho rr,urt ,,f ~ M.
tnry uf tnn TREASURY which rrr.,,u'' W" sse1e
repent or Modification If tin iu,v Gla H.; ths
t1u coinagc of Mt luast t,yo mfIli,no M.'sesifs
,,ot}nrs rnch month. anh of ,lm is'' =" Stl'et
yer certificates, ajul the fccl, ,ll M ~ SIP
manifest car1y III The srsso,t nrtnr ,,a ~; ~ @a'
n,as ho,tdnys. Scypr,t, NJ t],o ,uar' r"' Ihfl't
the silver n,1yocntcs arn ou,snol:nn Il, "''' Il
aitIon ia the Recommendations nr ,,'a "a w. upbe
,lent a,fl Secretary, md arc urrns,,ss 10y
rive uttoranca tn their ytows or, tl]s sx ."hs =
Must ot tho Western attl NIL of the sa"s'' ssuef''
artl REPRESENTATIVES, from the roct,lc Sss.
will undoubtedly oppose INV m ,,aaa"' n,a'''
Tint proposes tn i,lterJen, viii "'a's y.
Silver net Of February, 1s7s. IN In tse us
there nrA Indications Tint tlesc gput,o'"ss' 'm'
will Int he conteiltctl witt, even n nrn,.i. sA
1ollcy III this particular, but will mnSs Ia,Is ss
cirUrt to 40 nlnellt tic present colnoeo t,S SA
rs to provide for q still kreater issue q; ~
vcr dollars a,1d certificates l,ased m .h4.. .,f
Such n ,ncasuro would INT, PERKINS,. tassIu. J"'
the approval of the Executive, anl cm,lt ~.
obtain Ito pccessury two-thIrds vote ia ,sss W.
It over h veto. but It Is probable that ma M.
1ority In bDtlt Houses viii b6 found In fayo,,
Of bill of this kind. Already
4 St'MnEn OF HILLS
have been introduced III botll braaeles r.,
Congress to incrvnSe tic silver eoinsas
These bills chi be. materially leluea or ~
tartted by tito nction Of the Committee m
Efn0,ra nf lin Gniutn ntuf tE1s. fst,,,,.,,E..
, 1881-12-20

A'''ee'
1t was said yesterday that Secretary
BlnIne hal declined the ,nyl.a..ua to ),ss-
,,usa,ca Il suogy OH the Iute President Gar.
field In tho HILL Ut tho lloase 1T Representa-,
ttycH, Last night It wns learned lint llb hatl
not decided wllhtler to accept or decline.
lie refuscd t0 say anytlllug fur publication
III refereice to lle 'natlas. =. ..
--Tl!o Dublin police discovered tho
whereabouts Ut the nrms scizv.l lust Sunday
,nornlug through. n drunken quarrel ulnoi,g
tho t,ersols who concealed theu,. -Four per-
snns-thrcc Whe)ana aNl II u,an ,n.i,ot1
1syan,-hayc been ARRESTED. 1t is believed
that tie disclosures wtltoleaG to Il number Of
Important arrests and to further seizures.
MIR. Lambert Tree, father at Judge
lambert Tree. ot Chicago, died yesterday ut
Washington VI tic rathsr adyancea nge VI
81. 'Es.v lsceaseu gentlo,na" was ,na.lyb
or ,leunsylyalfa. lIo became connected
with tho postal service Iu Washington dur
ins the Admin !straaon Ut President Monroe,
, 1881-12-20


on 1pp1 TTNTT VIE rAr
-"' " 1h -
@--~--S|~---
luz Mrs. Garfield THO frnHking privllcTr:
THIS Is tho first Oil 70 become INV. II VIII
bo tue Iirst act II w'ltcE Hun. Ars'tr VIII DO
ca!'ed npoti rs rtes'!ei't ~, 20 attacn .'s s'snn-
y.lli,E tint, wlleil holidays coma hi tho Dis.
ttfet OF Columbia an Sunday, oil hank paper
sllnt lc co''sEdcruu NJ maturing nil Snsnrtlay,
n1tl Monday shall DO regnrdcHns legal lloll'
iny This ts THE seco'1ta net Ut this Congress.
II was decided 10 postpone further consul.
grafton OF. ......-.. ts,
THE ;fAfi cAaE =,
il1lt'l a'tes tno no''"hls', l"esaay. '.''' ~,
be!ils 'lSon " tAe fifi'ose. Caiipoet' ue
eoli1estant oi .ta'''itats seat. ilaH eS!Melcu
TINT tile 'nalter Whll1t! lin'e neeh sottn't In'
and hatl poiIcvoti mat both call'on anu hll'l-
sclt Wot!a nave nfoh seht 10 tne col'a.'too'
nnd chnnon not 20 aho"ca sent. 9nt INC
caSe ~ ccr.a'h 10 Attlaet n great aual VI "
tehIaom iho i,tetnt'1e o. Wy nhsalan 10 ~,
reatly anite Volh'nlnons' h1lt ''npolo'!l1 'eea'
nii1 CONSTITUTIONAL aut'stons !!Ie u, oo Mtk"uu'
4io Eialcattohs alo unst .ue Ue'Moc'".tc .cau-
ers VIZ ssponse tno t;sns VI she ., Molsnu. ,s,,
& o. i'm :" "'s aI' y" ,ss,," ,"' ~,
1t, u Is very probabo l'at great 'l'any !lt-
publieana VIII alao aattone ttlls view. ~ Ne-
publican vino llas gained cot'R1defaoio fep'l'
fation III tlle ilonao aIfeat1y ~ lnwSet'
md who llns tfa courage OF llis onIfl'ons
! said today tint llo was rs n,l'cfsI opposed to
po!yga,'y rs a';yboaS, bis 10 asa not thi"&
that po!ygatny lit utall could ne slostfoye.!
| qnnf1nft mini 1v1lH hhtl mt hnfn HlHHthtb
When l'la oplo'ieht was e'ec'e't a''t1 'aa t1lo
regular cors'hcnto to 9'at etlec~
| AIR. coNt 0F NEW sonNt
1t is understood. intcnda TO be tlle champion
! OF Apostle Cht'hnn's cnse III dh's congress. IN
Clarkson y. Potter wns IN Tie foftS.lohrtl'
TIC Incident may have had no Significance:
hut When Alr. Htil, III New Jersey, aeslfca
! to lnse printed ~ tiio fccofa a protest tfo'l
4 lnrge hl'Inber OF cttizens against polSKasnS
| III Utah. AIR. l}lou1t. Of Georgia. obleeted on
| tue Erou'M that ite t'lu mol WISH 10 eiacahi-
Der thc recort. win al'rIl material. Ihe lso-
publleants. mindful that tile hoidaysea Is
approac!lillg' moved tlle Customary fesoll1tlon
tint the Ds'nncratie oflscehol.te's wtlo were
tlschargetl to make place lor newcomers
Sflon!fl ',e given months phy. rue Demo
rrats' IT IL unnecessary 20 state' l,!as'e no on
anu ce s1 "t o'ec nev
for H. ,nost % fosinnecs iIt,ie on % than py siy
months. work. TINS Congressional chrlst~
mas gilt Wns-at the suggestion OF Mr
| Haackpar1l t1lat many ot't1le dlsenarEea en-
| plovs pro1ably Ind no meals 70 feacsl tie'F
QUESTION which comes t'p nt inc beg'nnitlR VI
every coi'9ress. whether tho. House, without
directly adopting
THE lNttEH-
, 1881-12-20

standing cUjnHlttccs 0f, tho House Wer1 f4e-
'aunte to- consldor tile subject; 11s nllcd
'that.a Spoclai con,in!stee OIL the lntsrocsall-
'Ic Sl,1p-Cnnnrut the lust session sbr0igtt' Il,
n bill recommending tho giving away by
+he Government Of S50.U00 900 for tho Entis
shlp-rnllwny project ;. liz tllll mol, ,Yant my
niore spc!! reports by special con1a!ttsos.;
This brought King; Of Louisiana; and SIngle-,
ton. of, Illinois, members OF ttlB old cDnl..
mIttoe, to their feet, protesting nKa!nst this
arrutgnlueut OF their committee BY the OK.
SpUaker. Randall tonod .1,wn hIx statement,
but still oppnsc1 tho resolution. Knsson press.
'eA his motion, which was carried BY u st4ta-
lug vate Of 90 to ". Randall tsseA for teI!ags,
mud tho Democrats begun ttIinustortng, ,rerrkn-
luz from voting 10 that thu teltrra' Gull showed
u vote Ut oniy Rl to u; lta1lall aid others
nsasls the potnt ot>ne quorum, aNa T. motion
ca,no fYoM thu nemacratte alda ta asjonsn.
which tlla Speaker ruled ont Of order. Rus
son offered to witlH,law1lis resolution, Or lot
It 70 to the eC4msattteo ~ ls"lss. SOONER than
l'llAyp any ,hlthusteItnx. Several democrats
put In q sltsclatWar 1T any tntantlan :ot llll'
buster!ng. but Randall uIadun speech, saying
| he wnu4d lisa every effort To aefaat that rpsn.
!utlo,,. KassoH ea!leA for the. yBas ai,a NAYS,
| md, THO Democrats refFainlng 'fEou1, voting,
| tue call showed, less than a quorum. .kas.
son tAs. wltlulrsw his motion to- s,Ispentl tic
rules. al,l tho resolution was referred to tho
Cqnl,lllttce on llules, utter whscllan ddJougn-
utant was lind. ); ~' - '
| 1IASKEI.f. '~''
| At the conclusion 1T. tha call at. Statca to-
day, Ilnskell,' ''of Kansas, called up, as a
question Of privilege, hls resolution, .tntrp.
tiuceI ons:tle strst tiay'a tlls aaaslou. lie.
cartnE that rutea ct tia last ll.tlss ls,
adopted nj thd rules Ut to .presant llauso
,Inlll otherwise 'osstercsi. mil teoiartrx, fur.
ther, p}at the thnil4lttco Oh; Jt,ltas llHya tl,u
privilege Of ralrtiitg III ar tIuIe ri. amend
alel,t to tho ,rlltes. lfe demanded tile pruyt,
;aus 9nesttn1i: oh tho adoption Of h!s gpsolu,
ton. Much Confusion followed tie
demand, tn..ithe midst ot which llep
.,eselltatjyu' ,Rprluger asked: tho priyg
|-tega ut otferlAX an amendment to- t!le
resolution llaloss 'thu prpylutis question, was
oriareL. Haskell and a tnlhttit,t.tu df> III.
| publican voteus:slloutu.l "Na." IN attlsr ta
t.. iii tile l1pn0cfats to his support, Sprllgut
ljussus tic wDrl, an4 announced tlat hi
resolution rolataa to the Improvement of .ttlf
altsslsalppt; hut 1t was tao tats, Tue Ito,.st
sacan4et, tie detna1'd for the proytaus qr,ea
tlot. altd tlaskell's resolution "as Ael
passed.
| tllel, asked unanimous consent to offer ltl
, 1881-12-20

t,h,,t por,,' s,a t,oItr,o. S,enrro n, t)nsktn,
i, Ia A.toran, - ,,,a t,,,,to,l States for tl.,
s,,tt,drI f,istrtot ~ aiot,amo
j., ...totu. S....,,.~ =, .,n t,,w.
.'s ~, ',n''@' nr' 'fs.,.,,.,,, ~ III ,n-
n.c,t, @ s os observation-disclosures of Public
Wnrt. .nhn,tt",, n. vIcws m t,,c paystnent
n,,os,,,n, m, /. ~ nufnin,t- TINT within thu
,itstr1rt .,,u,,,,eI hv t,Itcnro avenue. 1lnjslst
st,rd, ,1,v"If,L ri rrc,. o,ui thn luku ,,o mara
,vnn1t,r hlocta alo,,lI ho nstal. hut that
s.rcn,s w,th,u thase ,;mtts s!,,,vl,l ,y poyvd
with s,nno ~ snn,d otlac ,lural,te material,
~. ,r,., t,>,,.;,,,n. an,oro ,,bor. os5,oor.
"u tuMu" ~ " III f,n',,,,.
t,nn,nls.io,,era. Yesterday; :; County Attorney,
CONSUMER II. Wil1ott: County Physician. Dr,
I,f,,tl,nrtft: Wnr,ien nf Tho Courty iltspitot.
.Inscn,, pixon. Wardri, nf tin 1nsnte Asylu,u
omls tndr.lto,,se. IT,. ~. l';,cr.: Nlrtttcal
sum,rf,,tat,tent Of tho Insa,,c Asy),,u,. Dr. j,
&, Surnv: Attorney OF The Lower Courts, Z. |
T., Wooti,noi.
,r,n. -. ~, ,co,,, ~, .n,,,4,rs n,,, ,,c,,.
ro.or,".,,as ~. ,,,,",s",i ~ onv ,,,no.u,,,
whIcl, wo,t,l ,nterf,.ro with the Silver not or
Fcbr,tory. ls78 n,u. so,u,. of then, ct, to The
oxtent Of promising measures to further tic
ooir,apc Of silver md tim Issuance Of silver
crr,tf,cotc4. 1t IL ant likely. however. TINT
INV of tl,esc measures viii ,,ccon,c inv. IA
the President wll. nrobably tntcrpose tia
win.
.,,,.oo ~ u,o r,.a,,so. ao,s,o.
..,u, .,a,,,,'I ,ns. ,rt,,,,,r - ;,raa,,uafn ,ha
l,oota If Stot,,- -Trnnsnrcr Churchill, now
f;ov. Churchill. ho. n,aio rcport showing n
, 1881-12-20
JESSIE sP.ALpISG HEra TIlE rLACE.
Sp&cfat Dttpnfeh to The CHICAGO Irtbttne.,


Special Dttpatsh to The Chteaoo TRIBUNE.
WAsulSaroN, D. e., Dec. tt.-'t1e name
OF .tcsst, SpnIdlng will br sent tn the Senate
tomorrOw tu be Collector OF the Port Of Chi
c,lgu, to succeed William Henry Smith. Afr.
Spaldlng If Gen; LoRan's candidate, alll the
Senator has never llSd any other. lie sug-
geste.l his ,,a1,ie to thu President many tinys
ago. but It was decided not to Waake my ap.
poutucHt until at tile recommendations Of
NIL tho applicants were iied Yesterday
siMers,tng Senator l4ogats took to the White
1lousu I'LL tho papers which had bcen sent to
lin Recommending anybody. 1mlay.- the
Secretary Of the Treasury. and President
were ntlvisel, BY Penn Ntxon's representa-
tton. that thefe were no; more papurs to be
filed In boffalf Of their candidate. j., :;
l.: T., uEN. JooAN's POSITION. -.
from the llrat has been that, II tic Ropa.-
scntatiycs could agree upon q 1la,ne anu pre-
semi. IT., he wpn',l see whether he conlu ,p-
port the1u.. It that did not tiapueu, l.e would
wait tntil nil tbs pnpcrs were In, ltld then
present n candidate. He has tto,eso, ~ndhls
candidate will. By appointed. lie would t,aye
been nominated to-tfay, hatl 1t not beelt too
Into III tho nfternoon when 1t wins iear,lea
tint no iorc Recommendation Would be fleu
on behalf Of Nixon. Mr. -Smldlng' was In
,'i .sot;oh,n o,,,,f,t.,o,,, n,y, ~ IL ,sr',.r'
,..n,''l ' a n". ,,rnnnr,a h,a.aif -, accart III
'roa ~ s1t,s o,n,',t,o;t iii, u,,,fo",,.,'i,.
] ,~nS,, s,,r,r;s', M T., ,hs Renrrsentntiv,s ,yn
,, ,l,n,, .,rt th.t ~ ,,,nt, ,n,s,,t ,vn,', h
"an ,o % ,'nti' mar p IN, 49, hn1s1nvs sann,nr ~:
gan waa Will. the President shis evening; assa
So ",,a, ,,r ,,,,> u,o
~ ~ s,a ,.,t,,' a,,d ~ soa,' T. ~ ,,,a Sanato
y. ~ :. % w ,s"t,,.. y ~ ,;,et ~ ea ',,"'
,ns"a ~ ro ona, t'n"a haa,' s 1,,.',,ar v
p pnn RAW ~ 9i tha stnrt onH tnot hc,; ti,a r"n.
,au ara ee .,r .h ~, ~, o
,er,.,n Mao ~ na ' r ~ .,"s 10y ~
a,an,," a .,nstMsa fnsso s"a,,v t,,as ne ~ ,,ant"
:t Ill., s' .i' ~" a,'h .,.n. 10 % ',%
".,, Ia ~ n,an ~, i9 "'e' I'LL" '''''' NC "'"'
nops'o'' w "ppo'"'o"' 4 =;
FAlswELl" ,
~ u sala snat ~. rAfWelts 1htcS canal-
uatas were IN the 1oliowing order: Whlan'
, 1881-12-20

3IIs HFNJ1gE{tV y N9s1sT =, = :,
was prominently weal!onesl u unonsIs or So
ago In tue colulaMs Ut .llGE TNlnuSE as cue
to whon. the nt1lce wos likely tn gs', tttoagl,
tn TRIBUNE reporter WIN called upon him
at the tsms hs very distinctly statsl That i,o
knew noshlng wl,sscyes nhout II, Rig, was
not n candidate for the Co'lectorsh!p or any
other otlcg.
, 1881-12-20

.Ths bt*s ensn naAIclns ln market. H.. 4
Frc:terlok Cutuallus. ID crtssa fuller i Fuller,
II MAsket.atseEt.
, 1881-10-04
SOME POWERFUL DRAFT HORSES.

snlnc i've or SIX Iradlng eltizGns wcrs corgre-
Em1c,l ut McSwieln's Eroccry tho nther evening
tlnt,li!ig ,lard cider nnd discussing tho dry
weather., tho politicGl situation. tho Hprague
seali.a. mud auh.ry uthor reliuInus and sclc1,-
title matters. when tho conversation turned
upn'l tho s,iD1ept or tlr,ltt horacs.
"Whctl lived In Ohio" rcmnrkcI MI did fol-
tow who ant on u Ile nf wnslbanrtls In II corner
of tho room, ~ nwrctl II spnf, OF horses tint
could pull anythug with two prsls to 1t. Why,
nevrr used to think ot l.nnlfnH less than nifty
bushels II coAl ut lu:u', aa.i whc, tho rol.ls
were IN fnsr condition frequently hauled srv-
cnty,"
".rhat was tlott' tol'ablo we'll" observed tho
min III tho rruckor-bNrrcl; "bul hINl II tcutn
ut,cH thMt cul1ld traw lhreo and hA,G cords Gc
Krcun hickory eorlwnA Yes, sirrru! t!sll
unsn @ u1S ny sk' t u t'oY o'nla"s: And they did,
''pooh, thut'. MothlnR," xuor.ed the man on
Uvcr Vi, Tho old Collit,s pacc use to hal llti.t
inMhy cords Ut sandstone. and thInk nothing OF
"What's that, comparcd with hauling nInoty-
nftccn tncllrs dacpf'' aetetly demanded Tho it,
uxaInst tho wnii ani supporting himself III iss
upright rMs!tnn by holding IN tu tht !snur.knob
Well ~! uo rf;"pristnr' nsiug'y, II sn.
,hu rieK ie from siks sa,asrsos a @ osur tho % Wasst
IS ss t,aa II 81 s5r's Ssea < 9' 'o'ef PIT OFT
re.. x sG y"s , ow ~ ss sSt ys sruy
All vyes were s,t,w turned t.,war1l tho 1nali OF,
the soup.bnx. who hll apparently boon moro
,na ta; fer tS st s he1r u hsrcsiSnK h
,;s u, ',!, Nv y yss filler" over happen to
No ono answrrcd; Z was oyitlent that mono Of
them % hnl ft k!.twM s n!s $ bro,hor Or; Peter.
they AtsiUitHtHl to !uHch, but l'UtU was AlWnys
, 1881-10-04

Special Dtspateh 10 I'st CHICAGO 7rtbnnt.
f'tsTt1S. Oat. A-.Tlcre wiA II sharp tpthnnd
fnr snoMry II Tho ceu.rtnH. house this nort.!nY.
vnllcud tO 81; hcF0re tho ciosr. Must Of tho
transactions wcrc nts rrr cr1,ti. NGw York
f,tnds wore frpin 10 To ~ cents discount pr
sl.Ml Thu strlnHcney y! tho i'i.,i.ty iinrkat
Stuck l:xchnnK,. wtern shus illarket WIS tlc-
pressed and lower. lso*ton 1.ant1, III cnM.
ltarIsnts Will, snturtl!x'a halg. trcl!Meli
{, 10 III, nnl W"ter ,,i,aS row,r >, ~;
aiA, whlu Now Ynrk & Now t;pElAl,,l j. .l.St!ned
from ltiai To tlit. Hartford Eric T. st ttii.-
time II, decline. md rcaohGd 81. n,ll New fnrk
4 Now ltDElnn'l stnk I'll, '!etliIi0 F vi within
{, roy s'rS Sss at'raS. :0" ensne s q i!nr|iss.%a
I1N 1.ltip ltock aisu declined !, TO y. unl Wis.,
s,lsln Ccutrnt to :s!il: Isacdn. flclrhna tt'tr.
Ilngtnn q, IN l2.s; ChcaEo 4 West MichtRnh
'0'N w n the nf,strm A.socfatnt pr....
liosTt,x, Oct. ,.-Stncks pIuspil hs fofnws:
:;:: $t il; fs I'll $:i;:;:
S,aI II M :isia it. a,s ~ ''s 'sss cn s: q
$$;$S$s ;'$ $!$ ss u ss s' SiS"'
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Oct. h-Cansuls 10 li-f0.
United StAtGs b0n,is-l1t'a, 1l0,f.
American railway scuurit!es-lLEtno!a Central.
la'h: ,i'aMnsylynn!n Gcntrat. G;A: Now York
ct1sa'; s te Err G II! tssa! stsaasnt NJ Of Tho limo.
1,criat ilnnk Of GGrn'nay shows decrease III
specie Ut -. 10U, COZ tnnrka,
pAHls, Oct. ;}.-l{rntGJ alf h5c.
MEN 0ALEASs.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3-SlGht 1xclinnRO on New
iork, $1.VO per 81 .oo0 pretntutn; sterling, 4H