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auBury for tic Oil concerns. Americans
here tnke q 9rcat tteal Of patriotic interest In
lin ,vt,ri
>''N 'e .------
, TUNIB.
ACTIVITY or rItE AnAns.
Tus5s, AuR. l2.-rhe nara,,tling hants |
who have hitherto confined themselves to |
districts east md smith .of rumis have now
commenced aeprc,lat,uns In tho country lit
t]to direction Of Algeria. II Is Suited that
Botno n,outtutu trlbes hive reyoited, bnt It Is
To ASCERTAIN to what cxteut, Most
OF the raDct, tr1,ops are moving in that tfrec-
tion. which tents TO show that the disturb
auce Is serious. There aro only a!u,tt 800
Fral,cll cavalry III tic city of Tunis, 30 II Is
impossible to check tic aepredatlo,ls Of tho
mounted Arabs.
1ys,1nuEcrtoy,
The Whole country, from Tunts To tho
Krou,uir Mountains may be said to t,u In a
slate OF insurrectiou, The Town nf Busa IL
nulet, but tho district comprises tifty villages,
and their Inhabitants are menactng tic Town.
rLuxngnEp tY rrENcr rnoops.
I4oxpoy, Aug. 12.-lhe Times corrc-
spontle.lt at Tnnts says the official reports
and tic accounts Of independent persons ull
tend to show that tho Fronctl troops plum
uerod the houses Of tho Europeans at Sfax.
SUBMISSION RI THE HEY.
PANS, Aug. il,-'rlle lntantion OF the
French troops to occupy 6oosa has bean
abandoned lit consequence Of thu inhabitants
having sent II ,,otico Of submission to the
Boy. .... -
MOVEMENT or TROOPS
a dispatch from Mec1lerin announces that
flying column under Gen. Contftcon Will
leave tonight for Ainssfra, tue present
%ttforooHnHfo 0f fha 4 FNnrHtt Nhfnf Rnt1
AInena.
THE SPANISH CONSULATE AT sFAx.
Manutn. Aur. 11-A cnrresnotiffent Mt
Enoro roftcrates thu rcnort tl,at tha E,u,uis1,
17nnen1ato nj afov ,vos aoctod hv Ernucl,
trn,',,s o,,d ,1aol.r -. .,,o, ~. avstr,an Tn,.
~, s,Ivs y roa @ ~ e1s w. 'o
a"' 20 4''a' ~ 'onn.n. .1a.w ."o s.sA''''s'''
f4ttAN on'
EDISON vs.. MAXIM.
PAR1s, AnK. G.-Edfson's representatives
here have obtained from TIC cnllrts al III
junction restraining Hiram s. Maxim. OF tho
United Suites Electric LtEllttnr Company,
fro,n nxhihittu,r lila 1,0ht r. Tro,,co ~, tt,a
,,,,, t..t ~ Ii,t s,sni IL, st".t.,, ~ .,.t'
stu''nts t,lo o"ttp w !H.'e'i. ?. e'"a 20 eos-
eFea' w n!a patentN' lno n'!".!ct"4 WAs
sorvetl on tile erop1esoheattVos OF lito unllea
to-day,
hing KALAKAuA.
sptsta Cable r.
PAR1s, Aug. Liking Kalakaua, who mr.
rived here yestarday with Coz. Armstrong
llls Minister ot otate. anu COZ Jnua. was M
terviewed At the Continental Hotel t,'is
oycnlng. Ills Majesty sala that Ito
would leave OIL Monday for portn-
Ra!, where no had to auporintend
soma nrraNcr1Oul3 for tho 6mIHrnttDn of d
, 1881-08-13
DULUTH.

Special Dtpateh 10 Ihs cAitcQo TftbaA4.
DULUTH, MIMI, AuE. 3-Arrtyals-HchunnG
4. IL. Moss, 1rou K1!ley's 1alAnds schooner Mary
Ann tIuIburt, from Ashland.
nhplrtel-rrupctlet Dominion, for st. Cath
arinHs; WInsl0M and Arlzoill. for Bu9sloi 1t.
paui, With aahooness CarlluRford aud Owasco.
for Cleveland,
, 1881-08-13

spseta! Uispatsh to 1at Chtea7a Tstbun4.
PORT CDLu0KNR. Out, Aug. E.-Paascd down
-Schooners Albatsuas. T0lad0 to k!nEston,
Whuat; Mary LRne, Detroit to ktngstNH. titnboF,
Detroit. light; Deuson, Ktnaatoa to Cbsboygsu,
, 1881-08-13
8flIx.

Special DtspaeA To- TIA cnteaeo TstbtsH&
EgtE, Pa,, Aug. Observation-Disclosures Aunta
YotinE and PhlladsIphla, Rralu, ChlonR0,..
Uleared-FrppDItaF uorl0n Campbell and
soho0nert Hutchinson and Aul!a ShesHo bod, opRl,
f.kinaHt1.
, 1881-08-13

PAR1s, Aug. 12.-Edtson's representatives
here have obtained froln thn cnllrts al III
junction restraining Hiram s. Maxim, OF tho
United Suites Electric Lighting Cumpany,
from exhibiting his light I'll Franco OIL the
ground that the livht used by Maxim Is sltb-
stantlally the sane as EAfson's. and Is cov
cred by his patents. Tho injunction WIS
served on tho representatives Of tito Unttetl
States Company ut tho Electric Exhibition
to-day.
, 1881-08-13

MAHoukTrg,. Mich. Aug. 1s.-Passed up
6lsntuer City Ut CLEVELAND:
Arrivod-Pr0pollsr a. Everett and sohooners
T, A. Mur8o md FartninSton.
C!eated-prnprilers RI. ttackett. C0rmnraut,
Jnrvs Lard, and Egyptian: schoontss William
Mt1rcRor, Thrco l@rotA0ts, Pcluan, and WILLIAM
Young.
, 1881-08-13

8pfetaI Ot1patth to TAt Chicago tribune,
M1Lw!AuxkE, Wis.,. AuE.. E:-0Faln frcightt
were dull today, with Hight olferlnK Ct vessels
The schooner A. Muir, 70 D00 bushels Of wheat te
Kingston. ut ~ cents. Waa tho ouly charter.
AFrIyad-Stea am. barge Caldwell! ani cntisarts
r. J. Dunforsi aud f. i, Dnhbtns. from Iolodo
Ctcared-Schooner David Vance. for Esca'
DnlNl.
, 1881-04-28

Now York, relative to tho artificial color'ng
of sugar. mud others, asked tho Secretary OF
tho Treasury to give tho Importers a
hearing before decision Is inNdo
whether a writ Of error will bo TAKEN
In orstcr to hnvo tho question at lssno TO-
Viewed by tho Supreme Court. The Sccrc.
tary replied that lu Ind already slecflcd to
havo writ OF crror sized out, md the hear.
inG therefore would bo unnecessary. Tho
Secretary nlso Fave notice that existing or
dcrs Of tho Department upon tho subject
would rhmaln IN forcc until tho decision VI
the Supreme Cuurt wns mntlo KNOWN.
Tho Treasury officials say that II tho ruiz
lngs Mt New York Nra sustained! tnlN! they
nru fn direct conflict with those Of tho Jtihgc
in tho perot case at Bnltltnotch nll centrtl'
NRnl augnrH, however, pEro, II cptorett dark,
Will hu admitted rs Of the lowest Glass;. MD
pay tic lowest rata Of duty. SuRara that pny
four nntl n quarter ccnts duty would By rntel
nt less tl,am two and a quarter, nnt, although
inaillfestly disguised III color, aid 0f tho
vury highest qaallty, customs otIlcurs would
bo co,npclled 70 admit tllcn ut tho rato
charged up,n tho yery lowest sugars, krnwn
to tho market. The .nnloiint Involved lii
these questions Is said to DO moro tlinl, n
million dollars
, 1881-04-28

T1fE DEAD LINE FOR 0.ARFtELn NlG0Eltss
5p*ttar Dbpaseh to 1As Chicago 7tttus..
WAsu1NaroN, April az-Reeent rews
from South Carolina shows how false tho
statements Of tho South Carolina Demo-
cratic politicians havo boen with respect 10
tho elections III TINT State. It appears that
Mt ono poll nearly 1000 cotored Republicans
were Kept back frou voting. At another 400
to 800 wero similarly intlulltiated, and ono
lnH1rtvas killed. At a third tho polltng-pla
WIS covered by piece Of artillery, sultl to bc
loadotl with grapeshot, md at q fourth n
band Of armed rufIians drove 400 negroes
from tho ballot-boxcs. Tho votes of one
heavily Republican precinct wcre thrown out
because The, managers closed the poll at !
o'clock, apd Of another because q second box
was needed to hold tIu surplus tickets.
w!''le T. tiEl tho pol was ''9t opere:l nt
n!l Iet TIC Democrats u ttlc SHnase, Whet, asl
tho Mcgroes weru troublesome persors, Ansl
mcnaeed life ind property, Notwithstanding
they coultl be turrllcl by n, OLD cannon anti
n few rusty guns.
, 1881-04-28
NOTES.

\VAsH1yuroN, u. U, April 27.-The Treas
,ry Department, having Information that
there Is lack Of uniformity at vnri0us ports
II rcgnrd to tho assessment of duty OF b0o1s
Imported through the inutls, has Issued n
circular In which the following Is embodied:
3" Hereafter NIL books, OF wintover value,
imported under tho act Of March s, 137D, will
be truated as 1uttable ut a5 per cent nd
ya'orenl. The provision Tor books will bB
held to include such MS ,arc bound IN still
covers, and also such as arc Usually 10
bo,und Tho provision for printed
matter embraces magazines, periodicals, 0tc.
in pamphlet forni, newspapers md other,
similar matter, photographs, ntld music, tli8
expression printed matter being ttetingd by
the statute rs including reproduction on pis-
per by any process, except that Of lanlWrit-
lrg, of my words, letters, cllaractors, figures.
or images, or of any combination thereof not
having the character Of actual md person al
correspondence"
TIE ExCEss OF EXPORTS
over imports Uf merchandise for tho twelve
months ending March IL WIS S2l3, I'LL. $50 OK.
cess Of Ilnrorts Of gold aud 81 liver co1n and
bullion, same time, S7S,0n,7U.
'wEsr POINT VISITORS.
The President has designated the follow
ing rs members OF the Board Of Visitors to
West Point: Anson stagcr, Illinois; Milo s.
Ilascall, Indiana; Charles a. Doutelle,
Aluinu; Georgp S. Greene, 1slUle Island ;
Henry Il. Lutlyard, Michigan; 8. y. Laws.
Missouri; D. G, Buell., Kontucky.
NOMINATED.
The President has nominated Justus Spat'
ford to be Postmaster Mt Huntington, W. W.
UNION PACIFIC.
rti1r1 thfa fht1ntrtuu
Government Directors Ut tho Union PAcl!lt
1lnllrUatl Company for tho gnsulnE year: =.
r. Eyerett, Cleveland: o.: Il: II. Baker, Ri
zinc, Wis. Charles d. Peek. Port Huron,
KouAtze; New York.
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
Senator Alahgnu's supporters In Virgtnls
Rre organizing fur I'LL actlyU StatA cn,nl,alYil,
Alld express ttl0 utmost confidence That, WILL!
tic nd OF tho Republicans, they Will dufea
tho bourbon. State ticket. and thus give new
life t0 liberal government III thu South.
THE PosT.OFF1CE DEiI.1sTsIENT.
The President IL rupUrtud to be embnr
rnssel by tho refuxnl or Mr.. Gr1er 10 nccepl
tlio Third Assistant Postmaster leneralshi1
anti hts uonand fur II bett0r place. Of ONT
tllat will suit Ills own tncilnnt10n. II ls no
Improbable that Mr., Hazel,, tito recent Tlltrt
not AeeeDt tho Assistant. q Atturne3.-G Ggnern!
ship. Tho ralnoynl OF Chluf Clark Frcnel
pt tito cUntrnct Dtllca OF tho PO3t-Ofllco De
partment VII, i h. bollevea, 10 followud b; ,;
was formerly. Presbyterian MiMlster II
Ohio, md his Integrity las mover been SITS
| pected.
GONE TO LONDON.
Mfr. G. E. Coon, for 1aany. ycars III charg
Of the syndicate party r. London, ni,d NJ
hero lust night, aud will sa!l from New Yor
tt}-1luy for London 10 tNko ChRvHtA Ut tllG GUs
, 1881-04-28
TIIH OLDEST 1SlrANlTANT,
Epettdl DtSpagkh 10 m Chteat, Tfjhunf.

EAST sT. Louis. ILL.,, april a'.-At Springfield
ycsturlay dispatches began tn pour In up4.n OK
Ssoretary -ot- -stato Hatch, State Treasurer ltuts
Appellate Clork joHcs, Representative Uuder-
wood, sud ntaor owl1ers OF farms In tho Mlaals-
stpp! lttvcr bottoms that Rn overflow was !u,.ul.
nom. sonao OF these dispatches coutlrWtng what
TlR Tntauxr Aad already prlntcl,-that the sny
Curte losea Ind brnkou, and thousands OF acroa
Of wheat and arabic land bad bson given avcr to
Neptune and Tho catfish. 10 took tho midnight
train and came down hcro tn the Amcrieu. Hot
tom to sca for mysa!f how 5ar the damaxo
oxtaudot. Y.io Atnoslpan pottom IL a prcnatiop.
Ill Iasultnark. iolna described Oh tho French
nap Ut l1sl. u begins NJ Alton, IN Madison
County, nnd extonds 10 within rye mtlos: os
Chester, In Randolph Gounty, asl IL Ialaois,
distaneo OF nearly 100 miles aud an asera7e
w!dlhot SIX milca. Upon that boktom Is locatsa
KAsknska. unce the Capital u Illinois 1err!tory,
md uu.lcg hs turisuicllou ID Bloody Island, tho
saunv VI many u Historic duel. Epr sarty ycara
ahts enurv sroa bus been regarded W
the very Edon of tho Unlou, aad iA
olose proximity to Ut. L0uls hns Made
It's soil ~ profitable - tho Valley OF tho BcrA'
meuta Tu-duy tho Walax uust Ut sAls vast
, 1881-04-28

ely. st ut ~ % ,t,, III ~ tho nil.
V "EH, aH a,a y u, w hu,,mrw ~ n".vs
VIZ W. ~ wos. ~ me }s cno VI ha ~ cM.rs fsn
,t.lo ~ @ cars Nrs MI Ii'tn nusnt. md tho }@ s.s an"
trw,, wra,p!,x. ~ .iMper e. I Iek eGs; " M.s,c as @
ne.:"sstata3 ] @ aarly retirocf,s n f"r inay days
StnSyins. S III Thc Nlah4ara s br.sxat anons IL
ny nn~ iaInrrsmmcti III iIttta ~ tho tlntiineo
du,,o H. ,,o iast rsso Il, shv Mtssiir hoping tint
sbows sint il yiii IL sosIns,s. Thn Missouri nj
ti,n hrnl. M, rru fnt,, Ii,n rn1,ri Of thp nu,cs
th", s,.nntv nIirs s'' .MTrvnr viii Il n ,1rn
",srnSm ~ m, In vii !, yhinf, II wns c,tutcrctt.
cn,o py tic riso frn ,he ,is,t,os itsof, which,
swoi!o " u,,o. u1 'n9a'R ~ ;.nsm. sns hos ~ c,nna
RI r,s liz S"it torrcnt, n rcsst!ess fl fury. and
rissm In fiiIi thirty foot hIRtler tjiun
rver fnnwt, i".fnre.. F,rms nlong lts hanks md
N fts wiley 1Rvo within the lAsl few tiaya lcn,,
i1nvnstutsI HtIi unynrui With iliuny feet vt
wutt.r. On' FrN1py list Edwilrd Bpcr,ur md
fic,,ruo Fro,l,ui Gotii yp.taY mon, whllo In II
si1Tf nhtien yorinR tt, snyu ynluublos from q
fnrtl,.tinsn 'ttun{inu irWtS tito current. WCrp
, 1881-04-28
:, J.EAyENWO1tT1I, HAS.
Espfetut lNJpatsA to JAp Chicago Tff1lR<


LeAvKNwotsz1s. Kas., April :7.-The river hea
rison stcady sluco tho dispatch VI lust l.ight
NJ tho ratio Of half m inch uu hour. ~ that full
another foot has been aided. Tho trucks Mt the
frelRht-yurds Aro now undcr wator aud the
waves .aro luppuR against tho cortlor Of tho
Uuion uoput. East Lcavenworth iatlesuttod OK
ee1,t by thrc0 men. tho fofry:boat snco o'o!onk
this 1uoruin8 having been busy bringing over
the hlll-w wafer suiteress and tlioir u1sgts. All
tie frsxhe IN the East Luavenworth
depot wus also yotnuysl. The KaNaaa Paclstu
trIln struggled UP from Lawrcnoo this orcHtng,
md hurried tho train back t0 Lansing. which
ia four miles frola shlso!ty. mud IL nway from tic
river artar ths roal luaves It: Tho Mtentton IL
to tr4.,sf0r trim LoaseMw,eth to LQnslnR oVgr.
la,,d w waRon. The it'ok island viii trS ~.
t;1rEW t1 a." Y tstef oan y ~ 1's1% IT.
md it tho oxpWrtmunt Il y snoaoss will eo.nmence
ll!oralna see river Will DO , Twenty. -Four @ FEY
furers trom tho 0thof ado arc rcooiv.nN kind
u#rss trun, &rlulsls huso. but tho misery which u
atnlnpoI Oh thn Gs,untenuHges Ut all tho y0fuvcu!
tolls only In, pla!n!y tha saa starry VI TUG dread
rstftntln Ut thu fl,tuso which they fesl IL star
inx thatu In tho flco, -
, 1881-04-28
MATRIMONIAL,

apsetal Dtsputeh Ia 11s rhiedpo Tribune,
ByRAuusE, N. T., April s7.-stlss jsMntu lap
ham, tanHhtor Vt tho Into ". q. LaphA.t. eupor.
intel,.lent OF the Western Division af tho Con-
trail Hudson 1tallroad. and sister Of =. 0urney
Laphanl, city editor Of ths Courier, was married
this afternoon tu MF. ChAslea pob'r'<s,i OF Lock-
Il beautiful aud accomplished young latty, u
tAyurtt IN suoiUly. .tld Mr.. lat0ri0n ID Il wealthy
young contraction
, 1881-04-28

A murder ut singular atsnelty waa committed
roccnt!y tear thurb0urH. fhAhcs. ntun
uumed Loonlute onto,tsi The h,.lso Of widow
QuAliitod; sslzod her BY the shoulders. ana. ly
Ills own confession, held her haaa for twenty
minutes oyur the tIulnes Of tho fireplace, till, ul-
though aLo cried Tor merry. sio was hurtle4 tU
II eiiicieF. i4u th.s. robbed tho hnusu oe 1l.u0o
traHus. which hs c.!nc1alra with biz fAlhsr-ln-
IuW, JuuAu, u well. l.llt-d do farmer. Thu uluEty
wns found conueuluu liz sMrlnus places. aud
JuuAn kul hI4 Wife Wpru Arrtsta1.
, 1881-04-28
ATCHtsON. KAS,

AToHtsoN, Kas., April s7'-Contrnry 70 OK
peutatioMs tho river has continued to rlao stcad-
ily during tho past twenty'fotar hours,' and Il
now twvuty tost four tnohes abovs low~wsater
uasrk,--oa rasIdonta say Ut lsaat twcnH tnuaus
as,oyo the Towel OF tho great Hood ot lHal. Thorp
Is nothing nsw in The s,.uatoa Aore, Tho river
covors al! thu bot&o.a-ianls In, Missouri
oppualt th!t city. oxcepe ,the ground gu
which q postlon qt IAat Atohlson
in, Kansa. stands, Aany families hays boen
bold tn!s atternuon 10 tatae tlnda fr tbu tluo4tl
eunuryrt. t. is ropps!9.i tha! tho .ext1ralso
Submerged, ut,l hnntirvd. of settlsr! driven
fT.,,, thsir hnlhes: 2,ha AitAourt Pacific Roa !
eontfnuea " allurz1 u tAs oniN eonnastt0n wlth
ina,ls urouul by way ot Topeka.,,
, 1881-04-28

Special Dkpaseh 10 The CAtsaeo Tribune
OMAHA, Nch., April a7.-1tcpurts received hers
atatc TINT hundreds Ut persons have leea
rescued by Nebraska city forry -tnnts fsnm Tue
Inundated bottom lanls OF hptll sides Of Tho
Missouri lavcr for miles north. Gust, and south
nr Nebrltskn City. to whici, p!ucc they nse brn;
tukcn iand cured for. Rtcn,nera rid ssltl4 hn,u
been busy al yesterday aad to-day I'll this muts.
Many thousands nf entt.e must Illyc lHrs,vl
It, ii not thought tl,lt buildings Will Ue tnlpa
tialnuxed, blit vontunts will 10 nlurc us Iyi
Injured. TGa river foil hnru fur inches taes
ycatUr.iny, nlnklitg u t,'tut ia'l 0I tun uches.
Thu transfer ct psso.tg!rs, tIiuil ntld lGyl9st
ia being continued with bouts aMt! wm.un., 4Il
lhu WUrk u accomplished quite laltil!}. Il VII
bu several tlnys betnre stifAiFs cnll w nude IL
ussutl,p their old condition.
, 1881-04-28
SMALLPOX,

W0oxsooKkT, Il. l., April :7.-1t Ia reported
that several HOW aases OF sma-pox have btukon
ullt ut Valley Fallx, u Knsali manufacturing vi.
lago IN tue Providence + Western itA,!ro III. Tha
tendunt, Il. W. shiny. bo!nv tho nrst ylctlm 70
J11,
, 1881-04-28

,Hpseta} Nspdtth 70 1aS laasaFo 1NolR&.
Qu1Rcy. H., April s1.-ThoEu has beon no ma
tcrial uhqpxe Ia tue condition OF the bttsAk III
tho Shy Levuo. Tho hreuk - 2tO feot wlde. with
q powerful current running through It. AZ
1uust thirty thousand aercs Ut growing wheat
will bo destroyed. Involving u probable !oss Qf
, 1881-04-28

wuuLD nE TO sutl1,ESDElt .
this princIutc, II would l,n moro. II wQNtd /
i$cs,rneS ths ntspsn,aGnt, ,, rs, noyseet u , t1 ~
progress nt Tint movement throughout tile
South, l'o h0ilt executive sessions prior to |
Tho election OF Tie Senate oillcuts w0tlltt BIO to
practically nMndOt the whole Gnlltcae as Atl
by flnnl atljUMrn1nal't. 1t Wns.nrrIct!, ~, tne
othor hatNt, TINT tho Republicans, had never
taken tho position TINT, tllGra ssioula 70 no
SSf".ye " ssfsI91as Iscr " nt In, iI " no
snc. aEree.ent IT. cnuc'ls, nta m, m?'
euch declarnt'on III tho SENATE ana
u did mt follow that, l,ee!llsc executive scs1
lug contcct.
on TIE nc eoSrnsnx, ;Sn,a RI, ~ ,o.,,c IN
bsmoergats s gs'i iet W elai,, % Il VIA tIiclr sty 10
Tic Trusucnt lid to Tic country to confirm,
muUy Of Tho pending nominations. They
s,sss, ss 5ts '5sts wd n sfs' a sr Ss sf'sSi & "
adjournment without Republican, consent,
md tint tile contest fur whnt WIS considnreu
great e"ss't!'oM! th orsa ptepS ny sIt t% sIc'nta s
De resahen IL tnn S eoussp Ui o ,i,st w.,
f,esidont @ai si1 should W w,tdrsw TIL al noninatos'
Will tieSSage HtaI1 t'Hs Ma MH Mon " ,noao, aM1
TO 3.n!natios nst' no ; sen!e Is ofEa1S, oMt
haa oeem san..eNi y ,nH ;nsnr as W,,..
O,NNs - tt,r
n!sq stated that H. Was Known N., ,; that Gem;
Ma!.onc would cGs1asr !l,at my ~ tsoyenla't Ie,,s',
T. 70 snt" exsGtsc ~ ssssiG s v n ta @ II s',
1Sa. su1 woW W 'ra;na ns -, aMrrrpH, nrp ~,
tue haFH ~ .'G pAo.lst,s, H., ,,,ti,,nn,tnrt ",tM t
,n M01il oo "h h1"'s ~ '''o '"o'pc''a'"'
CAUSE. ,r,,1o,,,,
was quoted as being as"vne npon the sldo Of tho
Si:!wrts. As fnr ns t1nre were my !te!liit
indications from these hours Of Of debate, uae
opinion Is expressed " tlitsa wlo oilHht 70
know tl,at tbgG, Republenl,s, with PRACTICAL
nnanimtty, will next week, Or soon ttore-
after. hold some executive scssiotls. and coii'
i MI nominations renoTtea ifnm sne eoih- t1,
,nttses' welller p repoffle pl iay9raoy H.t o. Or Gtn
TIP any nominations wllict are not repofteil,
and Will not be party TO any move
nent TO discharge my co,nin,Itee niItes Of Of
report. Such action would make It posslD!o
for ConkllnE, Should he SO dsslre: ii2h 10 Prs re-
port. tic ltobertsnn non!llatiotl nntll leSC M
Wtlter. II WIS u also declded 10 aa)oath tne
UNTIL MONDAY.
Tho indications are tllat me Eomnliltco TO
be appointed by Mr. anthony, the Chairman
Of tile caticns' wall De aDle 10 nRreo upon
i' les. K Republican Senator. speak!nk rs to
Tho probability OF tho combinations, says
that llo believes TINT, shohld tho @ nola,an.lons rs
u Mcssfs: MattnewS o an4 ass3e,, Mo9ertson 1n "
would DO confirmed: AT. Conklin9' $
opposition TO Robertson, ho said. Wasstronger
now than II Was zen uays Ago' Dut nc ul4 not
peel, however, for getting Q, vote on Kobert-
sous nnlntnation ut this session is not fGyor-
nble. Ine nohihataoh 1i,i @ u S'ii on tne ~ VICE &C.
3arr, ~ 5,o a'gv' ,',,sr,ittsn ~ ~ tnn,nerc ~
, 1881-04-28

pxTuotr, Mich, April =7,-Tho nrst match OF
bnsU-ball OF tho new 1letr0is nine wuS played
tu-.lay with tho University clut1. Of Aun .tshos.
score; Qosrqlt, ~; University Iiuue.
, 1881-04-28
SUGAR..

BROWN SUGAR THAT Is NOT "nnOWN" IN
ANYTHING HUT CoLoIi
WASHINGTON, April 37.-W~ish, plaintiff
ln tAs case OF Welsh Va. Merritt. irlel Iu
, 1881-04-28

APPOINTED STATE GEOl0GisT.
Sptetat Utspal<h to 1As Chicago 7rttpNss
INntANApoLls, 1ud.. Aprl! :7.-I'rtM, John
CnIlett waR thls morning roarpblnted Btuto
GeotosIst. Hls :erW ID Ghtof 1T tho DnrcAn of
btAtstas has utst, OK xplred. lnt 10 will noutluuo
~ bold 1t upttl his succosaurls Appointotl
, 1881-04-28

Epetfal Dsspnte't to Ths Chieas7 7r|hlns.
Dxs alo1sRs, 1n., April :7.-lhe lies .Molma
Nvcr Is rising rapitlly hGre -tlIs evening tua
tic r.csE,et ut tho spurc1s OF tho stream. 6th'
GUS danYur IL upprchended.
, 1881-04-28

. Special Di,paseA to The CAte.so Tts1uas
KEoKuK, ln., April 27.-Tho river Is talt,
rapidly, h.tv'nR druppod nbuus n,Rht incne. Il
twenty four. hours. Tic Hnvetl!fncit v4u,
tit,w ,llirks seventeen fort ahd O.le Inch auals
tAo low w4tur mnrk Of lS19.
, 1881-04-28
STAR ROUTES.
lsiDlCuLhuA CASES TN POINT.

HoR<kN U0VQt<N 70 1N1 Ehitd93 ITlINN1.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. April s7.-ln the mat
ter OF tho star routes tLure Inns been consid-
cradle criticism of lhe course Ut the Post
, 1881-04-28
STEAMSHIP NEWS. ,s,.,.ud.

STEAMSHIP NLWo' ,yie.Dd
HAMnua0, April 27.-Arrived' 3a7
fsoal Now York. .t..eilsh
LoSuoa, April 37.-Tho WHO 20 I'm, W.
! FROM New York, antl tha Mlnueso'@'
'oH INV NV Tonx' aaso Hps r-ArrIye ths Tx
FROM Antworp; Tho New fork ci's' NV
tUl.
, 1881-04-28

NarvneEpr o1ffsetcd TOR Temperature e's''
aud llstrusientAl Ufrthf
Mean bAr.ltn8tAf, 2Is4k.
Mean tlluslnHtnot1E An
MDAh humidity. Hill.
tktKhHts tumpAfn4urG, HMk
S.l0wust tell1pfhtuf1t klu ..... %
- 1HyGt.4t. u1IaERvATt0Sa*
;.'4 X, hi' CftcAHu. April 3f-la:E = "
, 1881-04-28

publishes vofY curious stetenSo OF 0en.
h'rsdy. 'y h 10 tho S,iect ttat Rre.ly Reye w
Ngw York !si1,tnG: tllat, in this accnu,lt,
Tllden hns 6eeu pursuing him, md tlAt tile
uartiHs Wllo lately went to President Ntrlield
se se sa NJ saas aep j. as ' e bs sas fGtS %a y wsss r.
feuse Ills coIaMn. rAe following is glve,
~ The same autcls Us \ reason why Con.
nra1y hos not ~ ns yut ,souElt to d..
6 iel d||nE h|i|Mselt; "qsM s,,,,e nrady US ~, IN
s sort sSf''a!i u siorlIa ' War'!o WSereln VIII at Il
IL necessary 10 permit !. malignant TOO to first
open tlelr tast!ade;. ln order e alsulose
;s E'ast ;Ss a,son 'ts '$ sar Ill t seF s i| ~
narkal!ly retiealt natl. Nnd relnlnds ono Of
oI.e,ls hts T. 1,ntsetles tho effect will be Aeao'l-
thess o!d n'atters ag9lIlst 0ell. DEauy will
haya a..y permanent efeetp 20
THE sAME rlnE OF MASKED BATTERIES
Which have lsel. used against flela. Garfield
IT, the Credit st0b!ltor, 1he pe 0olygr, 4n1
process the salls .' r0fnrlners " that aro iMak.
lnx tlu assaults upon Gun. brady are til0st,
WHO n,n4e tho Welk!n ring with uMfquuda4
@ ~ iasf aaSa|e Sa9ks sa1''ss oen' u'Fll''d
g. u Mcre aily Foundation for tho fs,uoT
published IN solnH OF tho papcrs that Gen,
lsrady assessed the atar.r0ute an.l other eaa-
sss{i| !s {s|sssa f.: 3. .Ps.'a s aar!a II III 6 ao fs. f
~ Of tllat eAllnot state at present, Gen.
11rady IL y practical politician, and bslteyas
| ln tie use Of the proper stlsWs OF WAT for
the RredoinlnRncs olM perpet,latton Of A 30
publican Ad4,lnlstrasN1.. IIq Is a rnrefli!
nun, aud, II ha dill this, he had, autograph
authority and assNfaNye that such cOdrss
| would pe aeceptNbia.'n
, 1881-06-02

rr.ernl t4nver,..nent. its friends hnvn hrcn MI
tnunnizr.l by Hrtlntor whttnlgt of lsnren,l, tho
rruti,n inil.irncc WhyY Tcrn.,su II Tho Stnto
,lnlrrook tho construction ~ tho cn,,nl. III tho
,rI 5r ,l,,nrric,l and wurk,s frt,,, Suite i,;'nr
RES asnI ,,v Atnto c,uylcis nj IL profit l,l,Fs.1i4
huttnuxn figures.
cheup characterization vtn tho ,,s,ntrt iiGnrcptn
('hl,nl they wcrc mntny ul th, Inorganic clnse,-
siseit Wh0 raised grain anu kept Htit ~ I,nblle
llIo. Uf thu ;si5 delegates present. ihls clnAs
thu presence Of so many great ntetf and really
lln.t IN weight In determining IT, proceedings.
Mr.. Ell Russell. NJ ttlltDr Sf the nAtetlnort tH-
1ct.c hnl A1l thu tnwn farmers nj l.is eMGk; Mr.
iidHkfpc, tttt. Rt,ts following. slorn were few
Western Wisconsin men md dozen or two Yrt,m