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, 1881-04-12

A. LATE Dutch paper, the Patriot pub
llahcd ut tho Cape, 10 jabant over tho fact that
tive steaners hQva been constructed to form a
direct Communication betweun thu Eapo a4,4
Hamburg and othor puyts oe tho European Coa.
tincut. THO Patriot ls Ut tha Qp4uloA tl,At tho
TFapsyaal Esoors Commercial Company 10 at tho
bottom Of this ruoycmeat, and appcals 10 all tAt
"AftlkRnttors" to stand together. snd to bind
themselves In writing nut to huy any more K1-
Hllah guoda or manufactures. That papeT ooa-
elutles 1ta aEtcle with the following woEdas
AS long " tho English possess u monopoly
they sHt,d us What they si1casc aud eell VI what
suIta them boat. 6Gtinany ANIL Belgium hayo
Ailsady dono heavy lAmago to moro ttIaia one
brpneh OF ElHlIsh lndustFy ln AfrIcA. cbletly IN
Iron vsn,ds. Wn atuuld bus Vt such .salors 9nly
who DO not deal With Eng!And: shoutd these
dealers pooeivo w, than Wo vii! construct our
own eommere!al mas1no anl Import a!l Goo1s
ourselves.
Tho war for American Independence begau in
similar muuuer.-Lt. e, With the refusal OF the
colontsts to purchase, certain English goods and
warea. Thu war against tho Transsau! boess,
, 1881-04-12
PUBLIC OPINION.

Il. 49,, .... -.
New York Tribune: The Republicans ~
evidently lltto rusty on how to manage ma.
Iortty In Congress.
NJ. LonIs GIobc- -Dcnlocrat.. Treating ha
n,rc,v American hohlt nnd ia carrBed to stcb IN
nrceaa t,;ae Il has 1nst nil soota) afpnt1cnnre An
tnvitotion 10 ,1rnk oorrica vii II no eyllcncaof
personal eatp0t,l,
New Orleans Tlmes {pem.): Blaine Il
bitter things about tho South in tho beat Of d..
r~oror co-rcntInn ,v,ni, comvfnrcl thar hn va
+, }h1, wsoi,y. n, tho ttbor hand. Cnnk!iuR y
.s,1H' ~ hI scit5sh fitttor. and matfrpnnI
a' es" -. e ,,,,,-
- hoeR ls.anu lI!.l ohNas ta.ep'l: Mhns
S.k" , " nuss LINZ, ~ ~, Is's so',os "a aano ~
l.sou ~ .nu y. ".s ~. a,.a ~
..*us, o.,o ,a ,ne,a t,o',,,,,a, w hS
T. w." ,n ;nritv Il Tonis II vii ha ,oTceiytd
il silperIor to Chicago III other things besIIs hi
sizc Ut her fem!nho loot. :
Philadelphia Ttn.es: Not tho least anus
x eoness IL nnRlana IN Is % tho saaen paria!y d.
covered by @ sna''ey Of & tho , Tt1as TOR S,l., L.,
never alluded to Laoouchcre'a journal. save ia
oIIsh. or s,,dden le finds the odttor OF Truth
a brilliant man and h!s Journal an influences.
ilo inlve!y ana nnctonsulonsly explains tn9 ta{F
y u i,,, ,% ~ c a~srs r. hcan
recently gpoak OF i,aDouchero as Ills friend and
ono uf tho most brilliant men In tho renttn.
Fond In inc Commonwealth f2et,): Gu.
+,r tI.rr,,,n ia sons of thn ,nya nf f,hlcopo II
,sn arn tn imfluo hy b,s snccu,i tn Tho rabble %
tr,a.tuv ,vnuinv 1yc ,1nnht vary much II hH
ueo5 uss y. ~. ..'s''s,, u j.. ~. ,a"a.aa h,n,
oppoheiit IN the contest "ou!a aaVe loweFoa n'a'
self by tho uso Of such oxp1otires as character
tied the speech OF tho xlayor-olect. We can In;
uEIno plucoa where u sp0ceb Ut that ktni would
hnVa otinifcIi tho apnrr6atioi Of tho vlux that
us,,aly frequent sieh piaccs. Far u 5iayor0t
nrcat city 10 bccoInc 30 hilarious as to forret
iii s"nsH ~ i'm nrrrountlvcs nj II gentleman Ia
thn Crr,r,ssjnH II 1rrat ioy over hfa success
wnn ~ INV rriee-fs Mt 1enst reflection upot
, 1881-04-12
THE sENTENoE OF THE czAn's ,AssAs1Ns

Tile NlhtI1St!c c0n3pifAtOfS WHO p!olteu ulo
death OF Alexander H., aud Mt last con1passed |
It, have had their trial, and. us might hnye
been expected, have been sentenced 10 tleatl1, |
not only the man R0nssakoif, who threw |
tic fatal bombs, but the men who made the |
bombs, the parties who h oused and sheltered |
the consptrators, and ail who were concerned
In tho plot either directly or Indirectly, |
among them tho young girl Sophie pcroloy-
sky, who asked that 10 favor lie shown her on
account OF sex, and who bids fair to be
known in history with much the saine repl-
tation as TINT enjoyed by the famous l'aslsinn
Communist Louise Michel. though the latter
llas rs yet only suffered expatrintlon for lier
political crimes. Tile result OF tllo trial was
a forcgona conclusion. The prisoners took
their lives 1t, their l,allds when they consptred
against the Czar, They knew that ifthey
were captured certaln death awaited them.
and with this consciousness they ac-
copted the lots tllat fell to them from
tho urn and pointed to them as tho
oncs who must commit tic decd,
with the most complete satisfaction.
This being tho case, Of course they Ind no
tlefonse to make and needed no COUNSEL
I'l.ey wont into the conspiracy c0ntent. and
prepared also 10 "a to their deatl! II they
only killed the Gar. It may be TINT they
cherished the idea II they killed the Czar 1t
would lRtImldnte tho son, and influence him
to make tho concessions which have been
demanded BY tls Ni',ilsts, but II stlo', were
the case they evidently Ecckonetl WRONG,
since Alexander ILL.,, Whatever reforms ho
mug be contemplating, evidently has 10 ILL
tentlon OF temnorlz.ng with Ntl'!l!sm OF OF
, 1881-04-12

lr kes usually been assumed that bills
wero introduced Into Slate Legislatures to
pass: but theya IL now said to be pending in
the Illinois Legislature bill for passes.
Rumor points to the bill which proposes q ~
per cent tax OIL tic gross receipts Ut ths
railroads, In lieu OF q tax vi capital stock
which is not collpcted. W designed to pro.
cure for mepibega an unlimited supply OF
free transportat!ons not anly to and from
their homes, but throughout the whole caut.'
try,. fur themselves, their partners, their
1alnllles, and thels friends. Qns ,uesaper-
headof co,n,uittey-wIlo l&us been especially
fortunate In securing s4yors OF this ktul
which extend from u,a Pacific to tho Atlaut!c
coast seelns to have excited Tie envy Of Ills
colleagues. who noF desire to Ill theiE
, 1881-04-12

TRIBUNE ul,AsCu OFFICES.

,rr cu,cAuo TRIBUNE has established ntanen
ofrrs for ho receipt subscriptions and adsoFsnS'
nenta axfollows.
NEW fOt:K-ltoom 70 Tfabuns Dus1dns+ f'I. Ne-
FApnEN, Manager. .,-
GLASGOW. Heouand-Allan's American Ns"s
Agencs, 81 lsenneld.st- ~, ,.,
LONDON. Ene.-Americar Exchange ~ 6t5ane'
HEEltr :. GitLt0. Aren't :-....,
NAHHlN41OE. H. C.-tHl7 strodt
, 1881-04-12

will IN new country which lacks these
qualities, oven tf,ouRl, the )A,ltl In tho lattur
tasc lc FREQ mil practically honndlcss. II Ia
no Iol,ger right to tell every young n,an to
10 West simply because he IL young, a,,d
strong, and hopeful, whon tho chances are
that l,o may ,uake brttcr sso Ut his youth.
and strongth. a,,d ambition without rlsklng
tho chill md disappointment Of frontter ltfc
OF nr!t p1nfns OF bad lnntls Of tho mountains.
, 1881-04-12

Tl1E Washington Post wlckcdly says that
''What MIR. Robert L!neoln has forgotten nbout
the surrender ut AppotuattOx II nufto lntercst-
lug" Truo. Mr.. Lincoln has forgotten to ro-
nance or lIo about that interesting occasion.
, 1881-04-12

TME force Of (tho petitions wl,fcl, aro. rain
Ing down Ut Washington for tho retention OF
Mr. Merritt AZ Collector of tho Port at Nuw York
Is sonewhnt broken by tho reflection that m
cqi,ally strong demonstration WIS n1atln on be-
hntf Of "Doss" simmons whott It ,7ns proposed
to remove him fron, tho post of Collector ut
uoston. 1t ly true that Mr.. Merritt has been n
good officer md not I'LL tntorsneddlor tn politics,
but no petitions wcro ,lrctlal to establish his
reputation in this rospeut. II tho rsealtlcnt
shnulI appear to yield to these representations,
It would be Ratd and believed everywhere thnt
tlo had In scailsy been antdued by Air. Conkltn7.
The machInc mon themselves would forgot all
about tho petitions tho moment tho result was
axsurad, anu 1t Is uven possible that Dir. Merritt,
otit OF gratitude fur their services, w0nll throw
IN his fortunOs with theirs. II, it ia true, us
statcd, that Merritt himself requested tnn up
poi1ltment nbroad, tl,oro Gun DO no wrong or
hnrtship to him in gratifying his wishes IN this
respect. Tho petitions nro In every case 30
plainly naade to arller that thoy should not be
permitted tn cut my aguro III tho settlement Of
tho question.
, 1881-04-12

AsHIAAR LODGE, No. aA 4. F. l. 4. M.-spec!al
ins Ap5i TOT work The f5atSTnt{ snyss 4sel..,,,
, 1881-04-12

AIcVtoker's Theatre.
Madlaon .traQt, Eetwcen State mad Dearborn
"The Legion Of 11onor1
, 1881-04-12

n, a. rAsHMAN LODGE. NO. tsd A. F.. l. 4. NJ.
NexulAr oomnuniontion Tuesday evenlnR APRIL !3 =!
8VoIonk .. ID. 4harp Very important burmese It1s
1ept~ '""s ~ >.' GEU. ~, SMITH. ". H..
, 1881-04-12

fBoolcy's Theatre.
pnrto,pt street, between Clark and La eatle. En-
eauemept Of Robson and Crane. "a. D. l00."
, 1881-04-12

whIoh ia oatcnstb1y ut 40 end, seems to una ita
continuation In a war nSalnat Engllah Industries
aud manufactures
, 1881-04-12

Academy af afua1a.
Halssed street, nsar Madison. Wet s9aa' satse
enIeftAfpMHpk
, 1881-04-12

&- t3nverIy's Thent+e. ..-..-
r..,torn s,rrnt, corner Of Monroe. Eoaaacmont
OF Geneyleye Ward. "Forgot-Me-Not"
, 1881-04-12

Nfymnfr TheAFrA4
r1o+t r,srr& tofwcen I.aka and Randolph. En-
sarement Of the Kelly 4 Ryan Combination Variety
eptSrtalumsnt.
, 1881-04-12

SPEAKING Of slna1t compulsory teetotal
bill tnt has lust been unuotctl BY tho Legislature
Of Ohio, tho Cincinnati Enqtstrtr says In regard
tu Its upcrattont .... ...
Tho stutbs t,'It. which has passed. both Houses
OF tho Legislature. pruhlhita tho aAlc Df sp!rItt.
ut1B li1,lurs un 8untny. but does not ttlligh mutt
!Qtors, and hcncG th9 1ertnnns aFo not atlecteti'
It prohibits vnriDHs kinds Of shows OIL Sunday.
but n1hkes no utItiston to brass-ennl. rcc- band,
or orchestral concerts. It would sccn that tho
tyrinaof tho aw would not .un1tye Mr. stl1bhs and
mont Of tho usual s,,ntiny aftcrnoon ind even,ng
entertainments Mt the hilltop reaurts whun T.
muy rleMso them to visit Cnanilat} IN the seventh
lny, ste; The Columbus wnxs stAm,s:tzo i as
that slr.., stnbbs, tho stcptather Of tho hill.
went to Cincinnati to Investigate tho wickcancS3s
nf tho Paris OF America for hlMsolf, and Ia all
legged y hayo y!a!to. soma CURIOUS places unSsr sr
MiIthur nf tho Inv Ia afr. seDouEall, ct Gtncll,-
nnti.. Homo tho name, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lAw."
Tho hll1 Is considered protty rough m tho Irish
and American Sunday whisky drinkers; but tho
THutonic population whoao mild faRcr aud sIt,o
are not intcrforcd With hugh md cltnk tho!r
glasses over tho WiggIns-sfcstubbs law.
, 1881-04-12
AhlUSEALENIS. A

Grand Orcrn.1Touse. ..
r,ark street. opppsI. new C0urt-1louse. ENGAGE
mot,t 81 D'pYtoy Carte iliees Comic Opera Guns
punY. "pllleo Taylor"
, 1881-07-21


MONTREAL, July D.-Frnlscis Janes
Alaluntn Dit Rcinfret, OF Quebec, ..was nr-
rested here ut late hour tonight for
swindling iarge number Ut Montreal tleal-
ers cut of sums Of money under tile pretc.lso
OF being tic son and representative Of Mr.
Ludwig 1iothschtld, OF tia Importing tlrn.
Of Ludwig Rothschtd & Bros, of Broad
way, New York. How lie canu to 1cnrn tic
na'ilcs OF customers Ut tile firm Is mystery,
Is by WAS never known tn or employed
by Tie house. TIle amount which he
ilns obtained " The aggregate must DO very
large. ns over thirty custt1iiers are nlrenuy
nsccrtalned to be victlhs!xcd. 1tr. Young
llotnl, the general manager Of the firm, mr.
Folcy, to llu,,t nj the culprit.. On Dclng nr-
rested hs confessed his guilt, ana sail, Ito
lind Ieen I'D Into tic crinl0
by another, who. however, Is believed t0 i,s n
myth: 1tetnfert has been living very fust
spent a!l the inonoy. ~ very l1ttIe was fo,,iul
npDl lin When arrested. lie wns COMMITS
ted by tie Magistrate On d charge Of for
KerY,
, 1881-07-21

THEY KILL ANOTHER OFFICER, -
8psetat Uspa.eA to Tia Chicago 1tthurt.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 20.-'rho Illicit
d'sttl!ers Of South Carollnn hive murdered
Another Federal officer. S. l.. Brayton,
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector, WIS
ailot t'lls morning and Instantly killed by All
lsllele dlstIl'er WHOM llo was attempting to
arrest. Gen. Raum has ordered all the force
that inay bc NECESSARY to arrest tllemurtlercr,
anu la1go armed posse will bo Immediately
sent ont for lin. rho Internal Revenue
nilteal tlas sufficient quantity Of arms ii,
uat STATE. The Collector, who is h brother
10 the murdered Ma,s, was hcro but few
aats ago, when he suggested to tho Commits
soher That he thought It now possible to
alsoehsu with sonlo Of the extraortli nary
useans that havo been used to prevent and
punssl! Illicit tlstfI,lng III timt State. Dur
nlK last year the Commissioner found 1t ncc-
easary to keep
=. TEN MOUNTED MEN
~ the mountain countias That forco has
peeil dlsbanded. The worst feature Ut tho
information received BY tho Government IL
wat u'o state authorities are taking n0 steps
arrest the murderer, although, II II slIall
aappels ua TINT my Of tho Internal Revenue
uis South Qarolna authorities viii ul.luiibt.
~ Sua} immediately arrest tllanl for murder
Tis!t STnaet tl!e Recent decision Of Judge Wouus.
however. 1t will b. p0sSibj8 for tie revenue
i y secure j.istcu, IT, tle Stute ntlttlsIr-
sn,, nMs II tlioy proceed against them. will be
'Sii;.ptlea 'ir;.,pt ta transfer their cases to tho
oalted States Courts.
TIE CORRESPONDENCE.
,u 70 tAs nfstern AssoetattI rrt.s. :;
,ns smAts,l1lSoroS. y. T., July O.-'rhe follow
TX : Telegram Mas received ut tho Treasury
ospartluent today: wv
n ofmRkkyiLLE, 4. G., July eo.-Ihe Hon. 0rxep
Itn.aaiaa'Ma. 1aaiaM. cyMMtksoMer Of InterHa4 ileptnus,
Si!y,Hy " Daputy-Collector Hruyte}l Of nj illicit
fn,.9s u operation near Central, In Flukuttx
nISht y ,nrsayton with four tnon. startod last
Doa enS 9eI.soy tw ;he stall and arrest !ona Mc-
10 os %tras taey approached tho housO uf Mo3ow
Hrnytn,' n!a,l. Wh9u they wcro tlr4al upon, and
lanxs W. k!!led. hu'nx 4hot through tho
n.ses n no damage to tho party, MuDOw AMI q
All ns nsayily armed, arc now ut Cpntral, on the
saps III tn hi iitoaa' uefylnx arrcst and thrcat.
n iusn Thy state authoritIus arp tAkIx no stcna
aum" 4' ,tia!tSr Mia!tSr What shnll bv doner CGntFal ID
''' 'u'F'y ln,!fs H. freM r th!s point. ,.,,
nr,v.. VA hEHA.hs, Dsputy MarshaL
OF fS5tca SM55'', IS brother OF Collector Drayton,
THE poILowsNo REPLY
~ ~ mlearaplled by Commissioner Raum:
gaNen Collector iMtersaal hsps,,ue. Eo.,smbfu.. ID.
Gsputy.ftuie3tepty tue3epty dopiorc the assassination OF
paty Aar4hal Kcnnoiy to ~ Uui, ssMotsl mson I'll
GnsEa ~ S9l!eotoFs for assistance t0 afrest Mc-
nlshln11 1u y q ass c0ntedorntea. ArrNnge Tor fur
The ai,orMsohH ohH posss, vol! atnol, immediately.
Aaahk! Kennody, A''' '"'''as'$a "oP"sS
aaxtN D. NAux, Commissioner,
, 1881-07-21

WHAT ls t:$t'EcrEp or THE COMMISSION.
seteta, Dttpat<A 10 1ns Ghleaeo 7>tbuns.
WAsttxt,rny. II. t.. ,tuIy W.-Agsfstuflt-
Observation-Disclosures, Fre,,cl, tt.1ay suid
e ilentu.iei'v u. ;n,,,.. " .Gsso' tai
wonNt asse1nose in WaSninhu1 " uhe ''leas-
nres to cnlry "ut tiie'r a!lottet! sasK as sooli
afler the GOTH Of August rs lie eatlltl Het
,,r,,,,ro"t t,,o,,s ~ ac,iom +, rn,,"rat torm.
muput, tx , t. ,,, ~ x,'na,n H., t., ~,
bayii,e UNI II WIS espee1eu uey Wo"Nt oe
able to n'nko slcli ARRANGEMENTS us would
coMv1nce the nrltisf' authorities that nj,
,x"r,I,v cor,ieo.,a ,,.',,,, ,",,,o.. ,,,,,,
,as.' "u.s' ...,. ..e"to .pt' Mh'e" 1les
mi0ht venture W nI1llt American cat
tie to English plstura4c. Under prescIt nr-
tn,,at tc sjauuhtrred tlnon thr wI,nrvns. IA
II ct,,tsrH,t,,n,.r ntIfv atI,j, IN ,,,T mi n, II,
protnr t.G,,ttttinn for t,n,nrtltntn i,st, sni In
, 1881-07-21
VITAL RESTOIsAITYIS.
RECORDS vital, RESTORATIVE

RESTORES Nervous and rhyslcal Debility. etc.
H1xes Ut 50 llls, H. 0 lQt ut VI tlH Nouo genuine
Without st9nasuEa ot y. u. BIuEdMOND. \ former
sRsnt Ut lllHo u advertising spurious Imitation un-
dur tho assumed nAuas 0s It, Aleori's llussurat!ts
pltls. iF. nlcAr<t " Paris. svrote 10 Ntn H.
HVJaAxvMssi, o. the drus oG +. Fonvord Il to-.
q sriyr that ahs 6exae letasr with IT. M.
vasleus pnpars, ks 4lseuall llnus4 taa~, edlattly
az ha e@"ll4 camassnas lskAt pr9urra'n1s
lloykk Palmer ll0M.s, EhtcaKo. and ~ atpxxisstA.
It.. whSissaiS a4sn.s ioF ill., drug sTais. ,..
uF. bRHsuiup1 nxtssx u (Dttut k,l f4f my fati-
uf9 u cure with IgsItd'4 fE. ltustvEatl3a ju9dtg
ha .peslaI atylcal lnr nnHttt " an|urt
GssS aoan aftoctsd YiiLin liz Lass mo ysHrY.
Adt1spss, with tlct.sud ktAnlr t1f tsStrl9Hto cf.
Sttf.SHtiAk i II Ypfl4l Aslt3l u. Nav iusk.
, 1881-07-21
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
T. Hpsetal 0l1soteh to tn [hte4ao Tribune,

ATLANTA, Ca, July a0.-'rlIe National E.l-
ucational Conye1,tlon continued III session a..
to-day, anl transacted qulte q large amount
OF Important aud intereatlng hpstpesy, Sey-
eral addresses were delivered. Tile most tnl-
postant ons was by DR., Tucker, OF Georgia,
ex~Cliancallor Of The State University. Gus
tavus j. Orr, GeorgIn's State 6clonl Commls.
atoner, waa uleoted preslduut0 0f tie a sss,ula-
tlaa, aud the Aut!ng Secretary Was ruQ!ectetl.
This commissioners Of eael Stats weia eleet-
e!l y!cePresttenss. Ihis afternoon tho
about tla streets OF the city and entertained
as l,ospltably w circumstances would Ret.
milky Livery asul private vehicles Yere placed
1T their 1lapQxAl :, =. =
, 1881-07-21
RELIGIOUS,

6pRfsds UHp6EsA 70 1W thNaeo 1f@oHh&
DAyESrUirr, Ia. July 90.-'rhe annual
Conference ut tie Baptist Publication S.,-
ciety inst here to-day, and Will continue !ts
sessions until tho g5ti.' 'fl,ere are In alten.i-
ance ,6auday-scll0ol missionaries from the
suatcs at Iowa, Illinois, Indiana. Michigan,
Wisconsin, hllnhesuta, alla Nebraska. Tlie
slecttllgs have boon arrangvl With snec!al
referunce to tic preparation ut q serlea OF
JACKSON, 2liss., July :D-Tha Stute Sum-
duy-SclloOl Convention 1pet ta"lny. Sayenty-
onB counties Wer9 represented. All OTgaNtxu-
tlon Was ettecto!. AM! work Is pr1XrtsslnE
fAyosably. Tile ituy. Mr. Jacobs, Ut lllinols,
was pr0sQut,
, 1881-07-21
A NEW MINING COMPANY.

DESvE's Colo, July 9o.---J. ". slmonton,
Of tlle New York Associated Press, WIS to.
siay elected President OF The Colorado Dry
Placer Ainalgamntor Company, wtth'a nav
Company owns the patents OF a sjtnpte lna.
clItlle greatly needed III, working placer
hllnc?. VII ere water Ia scatco OF wl,efo tn,
gold y 50 itnc md light that It cannot bo,
sAveu by tie Blnice prf,ccss,
, 1881-07-21

HIESAL SERFICE.
OFr1cE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsNfSOrov, d. C., July 2t-i a. m.-1he
C',ief Signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press:
Ths barometer Is highest In Florida ard
lowest III tile Lower Missouri Valley. A
secoltl depression fs central It'll the st, Law
renee.
Tile temperature ltas fallen during the past
twenty.fonr hours. Elsewhere, east Of the
Missouri atd Uppcr Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, mil In tho west tsulf
States, It lIas rtsep-the most decided rises,
from . to 10 degrees. being In tic Ohio
Valley aud Tennessee anil the southern, por-
tim Of tho Upper Missouri Valley. Tha
following temperatures are reported from
statIolis On tic northern frontier: Eastpott,
Is; Burlington, 0s; Quebec, G3; Montreal.
o.. 1.ocal rattls are reported from New En-
gland, the Lower Luke region, and the Ohio
Valley. Southerly winds prevail III New
England, the Middle and South Atlantic and
Gulf States, nnd the Northwest. The winds
III tho Lower Luke region llavo yecrcu to
westerly. Reports aIe. missing from the
uIpl4Sr w , i,ake rsKloIl and theuco westward to
'rlm indications are that partly cloudy
weather atd Ioeal ruins will prevail TT New
England, the Middle Atlanttc States, and tim
LAWYER 14nke Region to~tfhy. ald tint fair
wentl,er will prevnt! In tho Gulf States today
ali:l Tomorrow, with slightly higher teni-
For the Ohio Valley mid Tennessee partly
cloudy weather. lH'ssfb!y local rains Il, tho
Ohio Valley, wlilds mostly south to west,
stationary or lower baronlcter, ul.d slightly
lllK!Ivr temperature.
Fur tho LOWer Lake region partly cloudy
weather alld local rn1ils, westerly Winds,
higher barometer, aud stationary or lower
temperature.
Reports nre missing fro,u tho Upper Lake
rcgIUl allu the Northwest
LOCAL uUbkttrATioN8.
, 1881-07-21
A iYtFE.BEATeR "sAtTFDn

Charles McCarlc, alas 'Niggcr Chnrles." a
tuRboat onRlncert WIS before Justice Hudson
yesterday, charged With MI aggravated ASSAULT
upon his wife. from whom he had separated, nutl
vas hull to the Criminal Court In bonds Ut thx,
lntercat Ia her who waA nnce his wife. ho atla-
,e pt,e.ea tnet sh9 ~ was H.stownE hor asfeotlnns
an undue amount Hf Ire.wattr, called ut her
nhidsnR. place, Raye her Il sevuru tht1mpl1ir Rtd
nftcrwartl attempted 10 throw her INTO tho river
, 1881-07-21

Special Dtsp4teh TO 1hs Chieaqo Irtbtn&.
WASHINGTON, d. G., July oo.-.rile Office
seekers ilave mgRin begun to assemble in
Washington. The Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury yesterday informed II Maryland
delegation that nothing would lo tollo for
tllon unit! Secretary Windom returned, and
tint 1t would haye been litore decent for
them to lave waited untiI tho President was
out 0f danger, ,... .. 80
=. THE nE.ApJusrE1.s
arc somewhat encouraged by tic fact that
two OF tlircu OF the most pronounced Ut tic
straight-out Republicans within few days
liaye announced their adhesion to tho Ma-
homo case.
Tie clrular Issued by tho Secretary Of the
Treasury yesterday relative to appointments
Of internal revenue oi'lcIals resclnds I'LL
order Issued by Secretary Sherman i,nmcdl-
ately after the Chicago Convention. ten.
Raum, Commissioner ut internal lteyon.te,
'xas not for Sherman, but for GrNnt. lnll!e-
diutaly alter the Chicago Couvnn tlon Secrt-
tary Sherman Issued the ortter taking away
FROM tho Commissioner ut. Internal lsuyentt6
gil lntornnl-rnvuhuu, apponttnel ts.. Gen.
revenge. Whatever Lie .c.,llso may llav,
becl', Secretary Window has resc1uded the
A STRIP OF LAND. .-.;
South OF ttle southwestern corner Of Kansns
ST of lad iSS 'aIIes % In Isngti and md lifty
ll,les II, broatltl witch belongs to nettller
Stnto a1t Inns neither government li0r Iiuilly.
C0nihlisstonpr A1actarluntl llas just Malo u
contract fur tts survey.
s1x PER GENTS. .'
The amount OF S17,000,O0U OF 6 per cent
bonds ren!ntned unc0llYertel oil tllo lst Of
july and tlnttltBl OF tint dnku, IlIey RFu
, 1881-07-21
A 113TFfCr1TTy.

DASvlLLE, ky., July m.- Col. Shelby
Tsyis, gor.ler proprietor of tic Grub Orcl,ar,l
Springs. was shot yesterday ana probably
fatally wounded. Tho difficulty which re-
Hulted IN The shooting nrosa over u ra,lI rstutn
transaction. COl. Tur1a WIS 4 pOp!,lur md
alnEnbla young man, A1ad tho shooting causes
lnuell excitement,
, 1881-07-21
INDIGNANT DuluTHD4Nc.


DULUTH. Afinn., july 20.-.rhe toleerapl,.
wire las been down betwcun here mud st,
Pnul all the afterttoon, and tho businessmen,
Of the tnwtt are highly indignant over the
caro1esness that permits 80 important point
tH remain without tcleErnphlo coulMu Munica-
ton with tito outside world.
, 1881-07-21

Jo1IET, ILL.,, July A.-A new hon firm,
With patellt, iueuhat0Fs, have luasel build
{1xs and grounls llore with the intention OF
supplying In u measure tie Chicago market
Will fresh oggs an4 spring chlckens All tbs
Yenr round. !.
, 1881-07-21

6SsFta9 u1pate* y tn ch4esQo 1ftbaHt,
WABASH, Ind, July ao.-I.ast Monday
night two mon nalne1 Williams alM. Bod
klns. OF La Fontal,le, thgs county, went to
tbs residence of all ula nlan Aalned IIe.islek,
near the Grant County linz, called hlm out,
an4 xlvu h!m 10 severe boutlug that A!a IT.
, 1881-07-21

stantly killed by Lightning IN this village
about noon to-day. Noyes WAS 30 years old
aitl formerly resided here, but had gone Into
the mercantile business Il, Mlnttawari. Con-
ncr was a native Ut 1'aw Paw and only 20
years old. 'f'tlelr wives nrc sisters. Tile
flash Of lightning which, Killed them was the
0nlY OllU seen here tOtlAY,
, 1881-07-21

C0NCENTRATEn l.YE Az 4 WEAPON
: Loulsvl.Ig, KY, July a,-Mrs. John
Fectltner, wife OF the :wcll.know Gernian
carpenter a,l builder, threw concentrated
tya lntu tho faco OF nr, q. W. Priest, u p!0nl.
!aent dentist. Mt lls otllce t0siay, utul It ls
al!rKea tint rrleat sctluced 4ur, all Ut which
l!u dentes, >,