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, 1881-02-18

.fktYHih Mffr In the tHfnrntuH.
! tell you lhnt III nine r1lsca INT IF ton, grent
ncsI.Iired wealth lIFss W. IN monumental testl-
t,,o,,y tho lucanness of Its I',,ssesss,r. ! knew
twn lle!Yhors, ulA Cullfurllat,s, whu I,ud nbuut
ejuut fOrtunes. I'hoy wetp Inth Old k.ttlers.
!n'tl,. rich. atni !nla much reslectcd. ln lliat
fearful yuHr, NE, wheh Tho tlstttE nlIu stitnse
Immigrants literally crawlcll IN hu1A utld kl,rcs
rur tllH kIGrrt trying tn rcAGl! tho settlements,
onu nf tt,ese msn ,lr9sG M!t hls enttls p 70 ti!o
Ing. llU hn.t his Mrxlcat!s pack Mil tho mules
with tluur, which ut thhl t!ll ta,st AlIll1st ita
weight IN guild. md push nli night alla llny urHr
tccd them. no that thuy might haSu s.r.nKtn tn
roach Ills hnllkt', whuru lhuS a0ultl hnyU shelter
aslt rest. Thu 1th0r l,An. rulti nill tali isl0s.
saw hts opportunity, nnA embarrassed It,. !ao nut
and 1nr,tt, uul, with tho yasl opportunity
for turning HoNgy to account IL thnt now
Country, SOM bUcAuIo AllHnse u FrlHcc W. tort-
!t.,u. lIut hls generous nc'RhlIhr died be4Kar
tn ldAiltI, Whtre hn hAti KnMr To- try tu nhku ni-
other i1rlunp. tfn tilurAllY had mt i,nlley
rnuuah to huy shr'!t1tl, aud, IN ha died 41llt't,s
btrallKurs by Thu r"lslstttr. ho wis buried wlth-
out evun ss mncu asn plt,e-tpard c"t'i'I. saw
ttlAt is all. No nat'lu--llot uyeI Intlur pr n
!iate. Nothing. !ht that buw l1ur was f.lsestnlstl
l.y tie hand II Almighty lu'. and ,n tho lt.tle
stns,,s, aud t,nts M.d ntssy HcHrs ihnt cuvrr 1t
iIu cAn Fe.ul tho rHbrIe tlAt chronicles tho
spurst virtues e Ibis lano, dead ,nMf. m tho
iS "Fri1co" % ara ii l'uris. uphua py nis coloss"l
wualth. their lIycs seem III tmt'rnrc tue
unIyossnt w.W!d. tio ~ my friend. f!e buys MI
my bn,ks, and r1Mtla every !liIn "ri1e, Wht!1
Aud ho ought IN understand. loo. that ult tho
respect. admiration. nt love wlllGh thB nu%
lMlll once gnte those two uIel Kuthurs RrHunh
uud IL burlu1 beneAth that tuosa. Xr0wn GrAnlt
Of eplunttor. thAs hs haArt II u cold aud ls
empty as TINT dead nuns hlnl
, 1881-02-18
THE BURGLARS.

a FatthlcHs Clerk Opens tho Door to
1kobberh-Arrest uf tho Gang.
The t!herict abuue tho cornnr Of llas.tcd and
Harrison streets has bccn 50 pescend Will, burg
lars lately TINT tho posts thcrcabouts tnvc been
reduced IN tIze. and guarded ns well MS roeatble.
at an carly hour ycstes1iny 1norn,ng
whilo travelling is post t)t.!ccr Leo noticed
that tho ConRresh street ddor Of i. r. Mctuaitls
grocery, on the southwest cnrtler oF fIastc.1 and
CunKreHs streets, WIS aHlrRng Of,ei, in tho wfnd
and that ono Of tho paucls ind been kntmkei
hai once naa rnatle I'LL han a. ind x. h. ppo
r."icd to cxan,ln tho prcnscs very cnrcfGlly.
Gpon entering tlss store hu was confreEttl hy Il
there and who sleeps ~ tho stole. lie hcgxcd In
\ al trcmnuus tone, , "i,on't ahuot: Obi please.
Gn, qfn sh2f md Te y%E',cr wns ;orPk!
hs right hand. hls tccth chattcrei. I'D hsknse.
fraSteacd, snd conpsns11 1d" II har,n 1uoss scssrs
headaeho. iie told q very complicated story,
d e. us ,2aa e @ M %est n,as Il hs Ec a
ss 5 s ' ers"f. Es. ba1 @ fe4eea M 'nsif 9rSts"s xsy
" o1 s nyrn f,s b, an anlns hIn a.'een
that tho burglars haL broken panel in tho
t'or Y src'rc ensranee did not a9rec very weIl
and confessed tllat he hni iWcn IN.
anss foas yanux IT, pes5 e '%3 wbc.e 'ug"ry by S
xnve,whlch i!araes were Promptly rrc"rnscti b. W
the police. 1t then .appenrca tint the Dnru!afy
opened to them by stanvcr. aud thit ttn panel
wAs kicked nut simply as a blind. Once Inside
hen Ms tey Sy'3f ioroo%x and he r,1H
the store and helped themselves 10
a. 4 sinai! sum Of cash; ,lnd anout SO wursh of
Uro ttinrinaiion @ o.dyt siyc's s ~ stanser, Frank
M years of asc, and Nieholas lsoaeh, y years q t
! nf9y s9S IT, npcness es senssfa ,o with IL
known lt a. thief. and wns arrested
,reetton IN default OF n s;5 fms for vagrancy.
Itoach ~ also we'll known 10 tho police. a1,sl has
tSoses sx o. Il ~ Kvn ra rss"ft for
rosit McQunid.s grocery. Doubtless ihls Il tic
nlaeo where tue burglary was pinnned. Tie
ihc plinder Is concealed. and tlat he knows
so1netnlns at,out the other burglar!es. iIe Is
therefore to bo kept II cioee confinement until
lse makes 1efn!t statement nj nil his crouKg.l
a Seen i Mr. Mcoaads e"pioy @ = foF ~ apo1t ana
seven months.
A root HAIL.
that burKars ha.l entered during iho nixht
e e, VI: /, Nil!er eo. & Cos oyster anency ut
ws'sh sl&s' aey s;''*' enn II sas 'no 9t ',sy
they succenlcd III rrnchiEH tho second story
md aud pryinK o1en si' q window With = Jimmy. en-
nftcr them. This clever tnancuvro was designed
io prevent tho pnllcc md night watch frntn dis
enysrg = ahSlr Sy hrtn'n iowcyer
very little pun.!er Tor I'LL tl!e!r clever work Ths
ss pIacs md towsris The the eeystor: Sst u.
ixss III! the; tess 3ss IS Ss ,s ssss';: :{:
.Inwn i,lto tho b.sculen. and there blow II npcn.
They lefi bsh.nd them J, dirty lncu collar, a
, 1881-02-18

Tho Fourteenth Wnrd Republican Club held
meeting last evening at No. d,n Milwaukee avc~
nuc. over which tho President, Charles scharlau,
presided,
W. II. Eddy was called upon to address tho
meeting, nud responded. lie said they hnd In
tho nun Of tue caglo saglcluus enemy
to oppose for the Mayoral,y. Tho Ro.
publscaus would be represented as op-
posed tu personal lIbcrty.-against tho Germans
drinking il glass of beer. etc. Tho great 0ues-
bc allowed to run the Clty Government for tho
next two ytars. Aifnirs III tho city tnanave-
ment were getting worse and worae,-the Knm
bling fraternity wcro having thGfr privileges
cx,enod. aud si!ke sicllnnald was tho rcll
Maynr., Tor he controlled thu ostcnslb!s
anaca m5sSsyS Of chisnxS E cka. to Hspuoenps Mons
c. hc c.etcsl hy lottS t or 1s,'1i mnJor,ty. liz
would a, HlHd II SEE his old friend jcsse Spal-
ling nan'nnted for Mayor, aud John hnber fur
Tho President said that thoy should t,ut thor
Ehou|ders - Tho whes md work r ior ta srtt-
.tiekc., and they. shoaii enicavor to sec ti,at
ny s' @ iarsc mnJor.ty iast ta its delcS.tio,a to
tho Convention SHOULD stanA either tor or
nEa!tlss cat,dnsntc, and not ns T. did lust fHtl:
hr thought tho l!epul,licnnA NJ the wnrti should
nulnuute u strung mnu for Alderman and elect
James Malcno Thought that MI spn!dlng
wuutd not be eligible for Mnyur II John ltnber
wns urncd for Trems,lrer, fGr tho rcason tint
tl,uy weru 10th residents Of the South SIde, ltu
suggested james T. Itawelgh ~ good l1lan FOR
Mayor. m,,l thMlght thu Twelfth Wnrd, us tho
bnllncr ltc,mllicitu wurd 0f the city. wAa en-
tilirl to nu,ue ono of tho cundidntes for tho
ticket. Thr !mrsy waa Rrentty indebted
to Mr.. isawsegh fur tho largo majority in tho
county Iast fa|l. It, bst'esed tho Fo1rtsenth
ton, wilcro II would havc eighteen ,elegutca.
II. susxcsted tho aprn!nt ntn!cnt 81 re-, ca1n1Itttco
loved they would have staubcr IL tight ngan
this time. Thu Democrats would hnse to put Up
their own ulNr,. 1id consequently theru wni!l bo
triangular light and thcy eat1 htsltE elect tnelr
E,lil. llu closed by u,uvIng tho appointment u
committee Of Fuyen 10 rcp0rt Ut tho ncxt meeting
In regard to tho fcnsl'tllty Of. nominating Il
tundnto for Alderman nn,1 obtnintnX a
representative on tho general city ticket, AIl
n!st to Erport upon tto caM.liiutes IN tue !!u.l
for tHp nominations far city u1Il town. atlo4s.
Thu inouon prevailed. and tho President
aplo!ntrH ~ ths goumt.ess E. ,,,1 e; hnter- I.,t
EurlcIl, AID. j. J. Mrtirnth, Cnpt. J. Dgutseh,
ueotXc Aules, and EhAslcs J. Albrceht.
Tho mugtng subsequently adjourned until
March j,
, 1881-02-18

TIE CANADA PACIFIC.
6psetdt HApafeh 10 The Chttnso 7tftunt.
MONTREAL. Feb. t7.-Tho lettcrs patent to tho
Canadian Pacific Hallway Company were Issued
sy the Govcrnor-Gcpcrnl In council yesterday,
md published In tho Canada Hazette. Tho
Directors met Mt tho Con,pany's oIlIco hcro
to-day, when tho s5oO0,000 Of stnck required to
tc sl,bscrIbesl by the terms Of tho cfartcr wory
Immediately subscribed by tho cnntr,ctors and
tholr friends In London md lnrs. a.l,
10 rer cent thorcon paI,l In, md tho $t.oN,0N
required to be paid to the Government as ST.
cnrity for the performance Of tho cnntract wns
deposited In tho link OF Montreal to tho credit
OF tho Finance Minister at Ottawn. Tho Cu.n-
pany was organized by tho appointment .uf
George Stephen, Of Montreal, President; bum
con Mactntyre, of :Moatrcal yIcc-lrcstlcnt;
tho Hon J. J. Cabbott. Q. e., ". r.,
as counsel; Mcssrs. Stephen, Marintyrc,
AnRtts. and Hill as Executive Cnn,fnlttcc;
Charles Drnkwatcr. Secretary and Treasurer;
md a.. H. StIckncy. General Superintendent o{
tho Western DlvIslnN. Arrangements wcre
made for tho immediate and rapid prosecution
Of tho work of construction. CuhtrnctB for ties,
whlchhatl alrcudy been Inatlo In anticipation,
wero ratified by tho i!nnrd. and this f.nsncnse
MM11Griakng., - Important to the im-
"a now fnl.ty nntler way. Tho next
three weeks hence: The Cunpnny Inns purchased
Tho building in tho rtncn d'Artics nteIy uecil-
pIe by tho Consolidated hunk, which will Epucc-
torth 10 Us headquarters.
, 1881-02-18
BAD CQlQREQ MEN.

john Hops1h, es,lurtt!. blacksmith doing
business ut NJ. "a. Fourth nyunue. Mkuo drs.
IerAte uttelnpt Ut 0:;N lust evUnlng ~ Hsaasnuto
Otleer ltobert JOnts ut the Armory. Short
" Ioforo that hour, fn response to Il
message reoeIvod ut tho Armory by tele-
rhDns, Officers jones' Gillur!, h!urnane,
Mna keFwin wero aont 10 Abraham Ltoberinan's
Irua.ynru ut Mo- 613 Clark atsUat, u nrrust suIno
thieves who wero s1rulLi1K irnn 3nd othur atuek
frola tho yArtl. upu9 rtMchtuY. tho place !lies
FUND ana arrested Wtlt'unh lieuaufsun, John
thUyes aud desperil.loss. Just as thu purity
wis about to start stntlopward y pistol. shot
@ tia,eIy III ta. INV was srcu SUIT 10 Iu, ru ts"n % clark
street to The blacksmith .shup, aud Otlloor CIT
mrd, who gaye pursnit, found IIopson trying t..
arrested hiul. liz wa1 charged with
iii assault win Infant to kill A small saven-
shooter with Two chamheFt empty was found
whero h0 had th1uwn 1t, while running &MAy,
, 1881-02-18


KANSAS ClT,< Mo-, Fob. l7.-Tho announce.
ment VIA nlno this morning Of tho
suspension Of tho Missouri Valley Hunk
OF this city, with liabilities an,ount-
ing 10 gus 900. md ussets frou. all sourcps sa
IL bo good for tEt. 001, Tho failure WIS lu cott.
sequence of u heAvy run during tho past three
1Ays. 7. ]. AEthor, tho eashlar, snYs tho bank
will IN all probability pay lollur fur tiollar. At
j o'clock this afternoon iii assignment was
mMte to S!r. Horny Smith, a,ld hu At
oucc tuck possession OF tho bunk and
papera Of tho Institution, >dud as 8oon
as possible q statement of tho cuildItion OF the
bunk will ho n,aio public. A. W, Arnour,
President OF tho Armour l1rothors' Hank. says
tho failure will huso no eiruct whutevor ot, tho
business community. u tho bunk did but u
su,al! portion Of tho business transacted here.
Tho bunk ha', nominal caplta stook Of $4,000,
aud deposits amounting tn $tuQ,UU
, 1881-02-18

Ch!lrch nn nccount of chnngo Of belief. aud It IL
fnith: f,!kr tho Hey. @. e. Min, vino wns also
sir Decchcr prpttR6, Nr. sIIcnr hns been led
Mt Eatnesl tho pulpit Of tho Unity Churet, In Chit
caEo LETT vacnnt BY tho Rev. Hotcrt Coilycr, 1t Ia
sntinatch thnt Mr.. Sifccr tuhy receive nj Invita-
Paternity. left vacant by tho dcnth oG Dr., Cha-
Pm ". sliccr. Il ts sntt. has already accepted
Chapns pulpit. Mr. Alicer expects To announce
hs rcsiRIintton from hts pulpit to-mnsrow or q
Weex from to-noErnw In sptc OF tho chnngo
CHURCH has rr9uessnt. him to rematn. AssurIng
nm n that tug ch1rch was In aynipxthy with hia
teachlnKs; h!it Mr. sitcer rcsponiet that II he
bnto to be made IL tho articles Of faith as would
sepnfafe 1t frntn Conversational fellowship, and,
ct9l difficulties by Henry Warl Ncccher and
other ConHrcpattonasts, he did not believe
Such step would be adtIeahle.
, 1881-02-18

DuSpEk H., Feb. 1;.-Th!a morning a spnn OF
horses attached to a sleigh belonging to John
SHndy. fMrIner living ncar here, becnm0
friuhtone1. running down E1st Main ultect,
Into II tcHtn, knocking them over, killing
ont horse and EnJuring tho other. They then ran
,aRtint one VI tho nnitl pillars Of tho Iron bridge
which spaus Fox itircr at this place. breaking
It, nlid letting the east span. which is about
seventy feet long, down into tho wntcr. Fort,l-
natciy nu one was hurt. Tho brsdHe was bntlt
nbont ten years ngp, by a Chicago firm,
Mt Il cast Of about $4,000. Tho brdgo WIS
CAitc'l the hest oile ucrUss Fox River. The dam
agts will amount to about f3UDo. Men aro al
re!ttty ut work clearing up tho wreck, and the
bridge will 10 required at oI,cc.
, 1881-02-18
LOCAL POLITICS.
Shall It Be Aid. Clark or Jesse
Spaldlng7
Tie Two Men Who Now Have
tho Strongest Backing.
The Fourteenth Ward People Talking Over
the Situation.

THE MA1ORAITY.
Thrrn were no particular new developments
In tho Mayurasty contest yGstcrny. Tho letter ru-
nlicstinx All. Cturk tn nlluw tho use Of his nano
ns cand1,lnto before tho Republican Convention
wis very nnrncrnusly signed, and It will be
published IN fcw duys. AID. C!nrk's support
trr, In addition to whnt was said about
HIN ycstcrlay. say Tint he !s a
manufacturer who employs a iarRo number
Of men. and ts universally liked mud respected
by them: that he Ia very kintt.hcnrtcd and gem
orous With them, 30 that he has 10th their con-
popular among his fcIlnws. bccAusc uf bis we'll.
krnw,t candor. and Is i'npularwith NIL WIN come
III contract With him on Rcc9itHt us bis nffatlG
There u movement on foUt 70 ret nj, a conl-
n!itsso 10 wit on Mr. Jesse sHtdtnE to nrgo
h,m to w''hdraw I;s. and throw his Influence in
Thus far .ild. Clark has not consented to DO
canddatu. Int It IA understand that he will ac-
ic" convention. ils a friss vii II up nIcn '@p to
henh1uArtnrs Within Il vnry few tlays with a
v!etT Gt e1fcctIng thorough organization In
eAch OF Ito wards III bis bchnIt.
JESSE st'ALDtSG.
The following letter has tcen sent to Mr.
Jesse Spn!tiinK. nsktng him tu 1eco1ne CandI-
t1ate for Mtyur. subject tu the decision Of tho
CiticAno. ill.,. Fe,i. ij.-jf~.S s,nhttno Esq-
DEAR ssn: The undersigned citizens mud htis-
ness snet, ot ChicaKn. rcaltzfnK the i,upsrtunt
lecfItrles necessary 10 select proper Candidate
fer tho Chief Executive at our city. and more
over being impressed with the important duty
devovtnE upon ua Of submitting for the Buf-
frages nf our citizens candidate TINT will cnu,-
bine nil the qualifications necessary to utlnIns-
Ter tho ntics " this high ulicc In jnGlcit,l,s
ett,tlointens, and progressive lnnnner M ptsstr.
Knowing yDii ha Enan hf strict Integrity. and
with MI unsIIcmishc!l reputation, and havln9
with all thc growing Industries Of our cIty,
therefore we are cnrtGsty IF tho oplrfosl TINT It
, 1881-02-18


| Kfs0ErnN Ont, Feb 8.-Aa vo aro confident
your journal tloes not t!eaIre to do injustice to
hny one, we Ask for sufficient Apace In Its COL
umns to point cut tho inaccuracies contained
1t, n recent Issue In reference to tho seizures OF
shcllac varnssh from CAnndn.
We are the manufacturers Of these goods, and
~ such are licensed by tho Government ot Can.
ada to manufacture them In bond for exportn-
tion. Under these circumstances VIC can mako
Spirit 3Arntshcs at prico low enough to permit
tho payment Of tho citAtnms duty on them when
entering your country md at the samo tlruo
successfully compete With your manufacturers.
80 far from our business being carried on by
any fraudulent conn!vancc with THO Canadian
cuatons officials wo beg 10 inform yofi 1t Is con-
ductcd entirely In accordance with tte laws Of
o,tr country and our operations arc under tho
constant supervision Of an officer of tho Inland
ltcvenHc Department. who hhs entire control OF
our promises and who keeps a daily record of
every transaction portnlninR tn Tho tnnnufact-
t1Fc and cxportaton Of these goods, and reports
Tue san'n In duo COURSE to onr Government.
Aa to tho abatement tf1at we sending our
gnuda into tho United States fur rho purpose ot
allowinx @ the gum and spirit TO 10 separated.
s9y wo have set tn learn thut this can 10 aecom-
pi,,hned by nny othcr Process thHn TINT Of rcts-
ti!atlon. For ourselves We cnn my that nelthcr
sepnrntet! thp gum and spirit III gallon ot our
varnlsh. nor tlo we believe any purchaser IF our
Kctsls iu your country has cvcr done 80. Tho
unprO'ltnbteness u such I'M undertaking Is made
nl't'arcnt when We inform yd!1 that moro alcoh6k
my 80 cents, thHn co,IiI By any means va know.
OF be tnkcn fruni t@i two GAons Ut our yarrltsh,
costng tho purchaser from sa.2o to $50 per gal
In reference to tho quality Of our rooda wo do
not nuke any OF lighter consistency thnn two
hui, md eIaim that this il varEIsH and nathing
else, and In this contention We arc supported w
1,e ahn o sstson en- 9f y"nr Treasury De-
TArnsfl. anu nnly IL consumers, manufacturers,
, 1881-02-18

SptttaE Ultptlth 70 J7ht Chftago THhlnt.
MONTREAL, Fob. l7.-Thn now Credit Foncior
Company Of Canada, IN which Isciuuuh s. Co.
aud ". l!eztold, OF Paris. and {. u. 1toso, OF
LoHdon. nro interestc.l, along with Duncan Nc
lntyTe, Andrew Robertson. and o.ler Canndnl
gentlemen is meeting It III hald, with opposition
from the locnl Government. Tho t'raHcl- Cana.
teH suys thAt the Quebec UUycr1lhiGnt has
guaranteed thnt fur fifty yenrs tt0re shnll be Iu
rlvaI permitted with representation 1n Paris to
tho characterization ErGtilt- Funcltr CuultAiIy
nlrcudy established. Friends nf tho latter
taa,eL concern clan tllut, ns tho operations Ut
ths companies have to do will llI,drl credit, tho
Iroyiucu Mlu,lu SHOULD have Jurisdiction.
, 1881-02-18
~, FEBRUARY IL, 1S5l-TWELVE PAGES


fet rAt1.
Thnmos Hutchinson. Of M. IN Fourth ave.
n'h.. Is bryDnh question tho worst ncrro inside
tho limits. lfr IS thief. II fnirKar, aud uses
"raznti !th tho pr,ntt'st proficiency. 11c wrnt
hslc drunk ut mn early h,ur ytstrrItsy Morning
ntld bcgnt AnnsesinE tkie furniture md throwing
tue bDnrt!rrs out. Jnhn fask"r rcsr.Itcl This
ttrt nf treatment. nnt TG t.sIf wilt, knfu HrrUss
tho Fingers Of tho lift hnnti. Hutchinson was
Mrrcstctl ny Oi1lcer anrRnnt md nIcrIrE resist
mice on tho WY II tho s.ntIoH. WIS rather
roughly ilnn'lle.f.. an he fully t,e.erytsf iIis
tr',,i IS set for tho 18th, and In The nntlfno tho
l'lice nrt. trying tn cfunt uip the n,rJUus ctit-
t!nx nf1rays In which Tum hlls taken pnrt.
Winfield y. fsbnrne. tho worthless colorcd
man man! WIN was bHtlly cut with II razor l,y bis
tcrday That ho had 10 be tnkcn to tho Cnnly
!to ntospaal TT TT treatment. IT, wn. thouxhs
h!se wound mn hls thrnnt, and ii thls io
tho :, cnsG M 'ieath will io Tho incvitablo
result. Thnre wt,l, I'D be MT regrets nj hls do
misc. for then tho city wo,,i. be rid Ut n Toott-
inr-n9ttihR !nnfer, and Jennie. WIN is a very
tept1Asy.
, 1881-02-18

~ LTNttNH1ft 17N{Effk. " -------
That which nauy Ueople enlt liberty ia often
tho advocates Of personal liberty and progress
arc frequently tho advuCttcs. indirectly. OF
crlts,U aud tho enemies 0f society. No intellI-
xbilt person can st down and eulln1y roytcw tho
hlAtUry Ut Cincinnati for thirty ycnes without
relchfng this conclusion. nHh no one cnn study
n1,t I n fernr N rMl niara,. Soeioty in {lnein.
nnti ta-dny is not whht IL WIS i've, ten, twenty,
or thirty years nKo. In n1l that time tho stand
now It ls conceded by persons whose opinions
Are entitled to Weight TINT thta iB one Of tho
worst II not the worst eIty In tho whole country
iu which to train q family.
, 1881-02-18

1HlSTtls. Fob. 1T.-A house owned by John
WtHH 4 farmer ut WAshlnRton, a village ncnr
rlttstlclt.. wns burned this morning. Nr. Wuu!
anu his eight children hnvlnR barely timo to cs-
cape In their night t-clothes. Mr. Wood returned
to tho house tO try aud save sono Ut bis goods,
nnd was burned to death, only tho trunk af his
btnly being found In tllu ruins. Tho children
Tere found by tho nctghbors hutlilell togcther
In tho hnr1, Utmost naked, and suffering terribly
from fright and coid.
, 1881-02-18

1F1VHHK.
LEADy1LLE, Col, Feb. ia miner named
Mcmillan, from Mansfield. rn., living alono at
tho Ecl.Lwntcra Of GunuIson River. was lntely
found by two s'roapcetors 1cal In bis cabin. Ills
hurtlf and limbs wcro burned to stumps, and
his f,otly fEnzen solid. THO Incident wns cuusci
pt,st.d tn linvu t,rru dead mouth. Over <JOQ IN
gold WIS found In hIs trunk.
, 1881-02-18

less t'eftat, Irish representation being tiia-
credited anl English feeling outraged. Shaw
ttcnounces tho C0ercion bill, nMl advises
lflsl'neii to prepare for freedom by co,lsti-
tuttol,ul nctoi
, 1881-02-18

DERL1N, Feb. l7-C0unt Won Arntln Bolt
xcnburg, wllo was rcGlectcs! President Of the
Gcrlnnn llcle!lstng yesterday. will DECLINE
thu office, US Il Clericallst tEpn Frankcnstelu}
Illus beei esecteu ce-i'resIaEEt.
HEIR Voy BsANKESsrtEN,"
the Clertcal who was yesterday elected Vice
President OF the Kelchsiag, Is the lnlIy!4ua!
, 1881-02-18

CLINTON, ILL.,, Feb. i7.-ConsiAcrabte cxcttc-
meni prevails hero over tho fuut that eight
bonrt1crs Of tho McOowen Restaurant, of ihls
city, wcre most seriously poIaoned By eating
ApVle- ple. 1t |. supposed TINT the lnri thai WIS
Nsci IL make tho pics contAn9l tho poison.
They sosnttctl for nbout llyu hours but have
very neuriy recovered.
, 1881-02-18

apte1as DtspateA to Ths Chicago Tribunf.
GUELPH, FCb, T.-slatthnw Iel1rpt. ot Flora,
hns been suutonceh to ono year and eeve.l
months IN tho FenltenttHry. andsu receive twun-
sv.ttye 1nHhes, for An indecent ussAult Oh bIary
FrlaberKeE, u girl II ynurs Ut a4e.
, 1881-02-18


Sr. JOHN, N. H., Feb. l7.-Tho suicidal mnna
appears not to bo confined 10 those uid etul,gh
to have Krown wcnry Of tho world. Al TiHpuish,
Princo Edward ls[A,ld, tho other day, Il 1.-ycnr-
old ln,y went to tho hnrt,, deliberately rgaeA up
tho necessary appliuuce fnr hnnvttg, bud him
bcit Wuli secured IN u n0sU, Aill Wlis tnslHnH
irum II bcaHi, whun his bruthor discovered h!m
lust In tlmo 10 sAye hIs lilc.
, 1881-02-18

5FEt19 I17171TtH 10 TIE EHlt190 1FGHHHf*
OTTAwA, Ont, Feb 17-prvale a,lrlecs from
flritish Columbia Klyo tho impression TINT tho
people thoru believe that tho increasing Chinese
Immigration is due to tho ctIipo In tito Trcaty
hotween the United Htutes ut,tl EhtEh, by which
the forIcr can iiIIlt tho immigration. THO it,.
erCaAcl demand tnr !nhOr til tho tAtlNltAIt rn-
ellie l{nftWly IL probably tho true cnl5e Of tho
inulUrAtiuu.
, 1881-02-18

TEKKE CHIEFS F1NN1AK FlDELITY TO THE
RUSSIANS.
LONDON, Feb. l7.-t:cn. Skolc1eI tcic-
graphs from tieok-repc. untlrr t!ate of Feb,
II, that the pacli[catEon Of the country ~
progressing fav0rally. Sixteen Thousand
families liave now rctnrnch. Amnesty has
been proclaimed, and thu chiefs l,ayo pro,n-
iscd f.lRlity.
, 1881-02-18

EG0IH, ILL.,, Feb. 17-Dauglas Fofcu, tired OF
lifo and tho d!snpt,otntmcnss incident to un-
requtca love, last night swallowed lnudanuul.
IEunpt Efforts sayei him for more experiences.
, 1881-02-18

Llobtg cosnpany's t;ocn lBccf Tonic.-
"lt bus tt,uro ttinn realized my axpcctauons,"
aays Prof. nmncnn Campbell, n. D., LII, D., fTcs-
Member 1sucrAl Council University Of Ed!n-
bllrkh, ctt.
Invaluable for debility. weRk lunRs. bilious
ness, dyspepsia, fenalu complaints. thmA ma
lnrtn. liver complaint. sick healachc. Hcwaro OF
C1ltItttpFfptt8.
, 1881-02-18
ITALY.

THE MONETARY CONVENTION.
RoME, FEb. l7.-[taly will participate IL,
the International Monetary Convention, nsti
Premier Cnr1o't expresses belief In the sue
cess VI Its deliberations
, 1881-02-18

dHzttdt U9pdE{H E8Itd98 1fttUHE4
5loNTlEAfr Feb. 17.-Atthonso Lcfevrc, who
has been incarGorated III JUL horu en u cap!as
Ilerrly Two years, bus b"rn liberated. Ito WAS
tharEed with tito rt,ll.cry Ut $l.,Uu FROM u
steamboat at thu Whurr htrp.
, 1881-02-18

4 sIOltE IIOFEFUI4 FEELiNU, :,
IASl.0S, Feb. l7,-IlMre is II much more
hopeful feeling In Paris relative to the Greek
question lit consequence Of {; ernIl,ly having
consented to take tic leud IN ths negotiations
at Coustuntln0ple.
THE st1i.TAN DESIRES PEACE.
CONsrASTlSOrtE. Feb. l7.-lIlcreaslnK H.
unnc!al. difficulties make tho Sultan more
than ever l1estrous for peace.
TWENTY THOUSAND ALDANlANs.
The Albanian Lcngne llns offered the Porte
10000 llaeM III tho esel,t Ut waEwith Greece.
, 1881-02-18
Another l'rote.e Of MIR. 1suCcficr.

Nttr Turk Nun.
Tho lfcy, Z, Ii. SlIcur, wt,o sumo tme ago
chuilY.st tr.In alcth.A!.anl IL Ca,llgreKalonasn,
Atll l,rpatne II prs.ttud af Henry WGrd laccchcr,
ptIlt,t Ut lllp larls AvcHlIn Congregational