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hat.with him, which he offered TO give the sta
Ole boy to allow him TO remain, stating thai he
had no money. and that he had been turned out
OF doors by his boarding housekeeper. He said
he expected TO get $500 the next day tyester-
day. The staole-keeper denied him the pr,y,.
lege, ard he went awsy.
Gone to Jail tn Identify Gattcau.
About enc O'Clock to-day an order was given
TO the Attorney General that Mr.. T.. J. Cutter
the volunteer witness. who gave Information
at police headquarters relative to seeing GuI.
teau with another man acting suspiciously at
The Baltimore and Potomac depot, be taken To
the jail for the purpose or identifying the assas-
sin. Detective McElfresh accompanied him
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

I'd EXTRA
500 O'CLOCK p. M.
STILL IMPROVING.
LATEST FROM THE PRESIDENT.
SYMPTOMS CONTINUE
FAVORABLE.
THE VICE PRESIDENTS DESIRE
TO CALL.
GUITEAU IN JAIL.
HOW HE IS GUARDED.
A LADY CALLS TO SEE HIM.
THE $500 HE WAS TO GET.
HE DESCRIBES HOW THE
PRESIDENT ACTED
WHEN SHOT.
WAS THERE A CONSPIRACY !?
TELEGRAMS TO AND FROM
THE WHITE HOUSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03

THAMES FROM TURKRY.-Aristarchi Bey, the
Turkish minister stWashington, has received q
letter from the secretary Of foreign Affairs at
Constantinople, conveying the thanks Of the
government Of the Sublime Porte for the aid
sent from the United States to the sufferers by
the earthquake at Chioe,
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GEN. POPRS SYMPATHY.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 3.
Con. ID. G. Slcdin,, Washington;
Thanks for your dispatch OF last night. You
cannot know the immense relief 1t save. EX-
press to the President and Mrs. Garfield my
deepest sympathy, and telegraph me at least
once to- day at the Palmer House.
,IQHN Pope
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was met at the door by the lady Of the house,
who asked him what he wanted. He said he
was going around taking the school census.
whats that? Some book you want to SELF"
she asked. II am aScertaintng the number of
children old enough to go to scnool thu people
have" replied the man with the book and pen
Gil "Well, you want TO go away right OF.
You are humping the wrong water million.
You are whistling after the wrong dog, you be-
We don't belong TO the people at all We be-
longs to the upper class. My husband Is an
office holder" He WenC-T9LdS SiJtifaQS.
, 1881-12-20

TltE English people nre lust now rs much
aglsated over cnso Of bosly-sNatclling as our
OWL people vera two or three years ngo over
the AestcnIlng OF the remains Of Mr.. Stewart, tho
New York merchant. Tho remains stolen In
England alp those at the Enrl of Dalcarrcs.
WHO WIS buried about a year ago. liz tiioa Mt
Florence Dpc. III, 1880, and his body. after 10
Ing eniDa!mea, was brought TO England and
buried III duo timo in tho family vault. A
laoorer going to Ills work discovered that the
Iron Rulings woro broken down. md TINT ono
of the gra,iit ilags sealing up tho entrance to
the stairway which led down Into the vault,
had bccll dlslos!gud. llo gave the alarm to
the family. aid npon examination they found
that tho three collins wl,fell hAl contained
this bosly wcre rudely broken opeu md tl.e
ren'pins were E0le. No traces have been
found OF tho saeril,k!ous raseals who .Jlnyo
possession ot Tie body, aud NJ It Is smballned
they will ilayo no difficulty In keeping it
Tvs long Us they wish, pending negotiations
for its return. The dead Earl who hus thus
strangely reyisltod i" tho pale gll,npses Of the
snoon" was In his lifetime n well.known
Theological writer and also distinguished
antiquarian and geologist- Ills son, also n
sciontitic nanl,. WIS the President Of the Eli.
yllsli section Of the recent parls electrical ex.
lfblksOu. y.
, 1881-12-20
COWBOYS CAPTURED.
Thrce OF. tic Gnn4 Who Killed TIlks
1Icnx1ler Mt Caldwell. Has, No,r Ia
custody, and Wrl Probably Dt

custody, and synl Probably De
Lync1lctl.
, Rn.eta, Dssoateh 10 1ns cateaoo 1tisunt
WICHITA, KAs.. Dec. l0.--The body Of Mike
AfeaRher, Mayor Of Caldwell. kns., killed Ii thu
cowboy raid, arrived hero this inornlnT. Iaa
cowboys shut Moaxhor through tho honst, ki!!'
Ing him Instantly. His lust words were: "lc'l
1ny vito that have got 1t at last David ecars,
q young man LIVING In Caldwell, was killed In
tho nGray. senrs haa been taking an neslse
pnrt With tho cowboys, 4 cowboy nnncd Love
Wus captured. The ba5Rncc made the1r escape
Into tho Indian territory, but ara close"
ly followed br armed citizens. Report
aaya TINT tho cowboys Are. surrounded IN
tho timbor Ia tho territory south Of CHldwell'
The captured cowboy will no doubt bo lynrhedby
tic enraged cltzens.
AArEH-A party Of tho pursuc.s have returned
With two OF thu wounded cowboys. 1t Il SAIL
that tho wholc nattcr grow o'1s of tho killing OF
George Flat and Frank Hunt, both former
Mnrshns ot Caldwell, aud killed ID tho discharge
Of their duty within tho lust year. Sfeil2her wns
Mnyor '%hen Flint was killed, and waa then
arrested "a being necessary to Flats nausIeF' aot
was acquitted. Tho cowboy who killed aitaaher
was Talbot. and te IL aa!d tho net w9s done T. n
ucst cowhuy who shows hIuiseit II ca!4wsli.
aenHhar will ha hurled h0re He leaves a thinlly;
!AtpwE1l. Kas, Dso. lN-A frs!ahteaI aIn nanSdd III
ftntrl lint tins t,earerhdocs who 40 :he stool.
Ing hero saturday cAn,o 10 whesn hla 1Mtnert t nn.
other iraEhsr xas Sanpcu ana; puE poir Enrses snss
Thu raEtians n!ao helped themselves 70 t,!t,n ,,',
!ons and blankots. and then rode oil. aoInt .snt
ta5wen se yr gySsnc 1asrS ess a ys y ss IL
It ,vns supposed that only tr u !t1o fat!ts 4hs
g't nway, hut il se1!ne thefe wctn ase: ; tniet Z T.
otlzcns il stiii oit attor thoi,. Noa're has becn
, 1881-12-20

TnE lRtest and Ercatest piece Of folly co,,-
tenpIaictt by tic British Government Is tile
establishment of It prison Tor the coNtliu-
Inent Of the leadIng spirits OF tho "Lntlics'
Land League" II Mr.. Forster ever puts
couplo at hundred at these wolt.en Into jail
lie will ii,ld ttat they will te nble to make
more noise throughout tho world than all
tile mnle Irish Leaguers ut homo and abroad.
TIC 'f!il wish lle Ial ievsr been born II l'e
undertakes the same kind OF cullstraint witt,
womo'' that lie nses with ,aen, A wo1aan's
liberty aud Influence nre Of a kind that cnn-
not be contracted BY 3N!i, and her tongue
Will penetrate tho thlckest walls that ever
were built 1Ie should beware Of the femi-
nine Agltntnr.
, 1881-12-20

which In many cases they cnn only extr1cato
themselves l'y g,asswork, Il ut all. Tho
criminal pracsfcu il fllteti with pitfalls 10
catcl unwary prosceiltnrs, MD, when thoy
fill In, tic Court f0rbids anybody 10 l,cip
tlsoln out. THUS tho Inv defaats Itself by Its
great con,plcxlty.
WlIo1' MI else fails, II the prisoner In by
some odd chance convicted, n tremendous
prcssura Is brought to bcnr on tho Governor
to pardon him. But this ia a largo subject
Of Itself and necti not ha discussed here. Tho
prescnt Governor, # ls believed, has not
abused this power, bnt somd WIN l,nve Rono
before him WIRE not ko ffrli rs 1o has been.
Sucll Il tleAltfference between Now .Iersey
mil Illinois ji,stico. flow long will illinois
suffer tho reproactl Of being tho ,nnst bnck-
ward Stnte In tho Union III ITS modes Of
criminal procelnrco
, 1881-12-20

tho wolves Of Wisconsin hnd rnrnlctl accfrty
fhr tho purpose ut recovering ..hnnres for tho
death or tholr rrlntlvcs ut tho hnnds Of people
who "bro hftcr tho bounty on scalt,s.
"a Fruncf writer snys: "'fhn tjrat huif Of
our ltyoD wo pnas III steairin1 tho sGrs,s mud ti,
accuin1 IN fo1Nl roincnhranco nj tho first" 4
inan ael,crnIy ttafrfcs 1rlnK tho second hatf Of
Ills llfo.
a i}ostott pnpcr says tint s'Jnl,f, Quincy
Adams ,,dcd TO- rcnl tho I,Iiiu through uvnry
yenr." 1t will be remembered, hnwayer, that 1T
.f"hn's timo tho pupora tlln't pipl'ah my base-
lmil ncWA.
SnI1tp gentlemen III milwaukee, hive de-
nfeil the story Ut their having n6hl II newspaper
Ut thht clty, II somebody ttltl denied buying II
Ml~aakee pApes. ito cxc!seaient would have
been created. e>~
A you,,g married lady ot Troy has hcen
attacked with paral5sts Of tho tongue, and Is
llnnlfc tn arttp,1lAtr a wort. Troy, boys. u in
Now York, mud tilcro nra snid to 10 aovcrhl nu.
fbnrrlcd girls still thorc.
Denr Tong, Inst night II, the ,noonshine,
On II hot purple tnuoll rcnlEncd,
Anil fOd on a0iho eloquent ktsscs -
You shouRhtfalay lott heh!s.l,
Then dreamed that your wtfo. tho pert h,issyi
With shhlnclGss presumption and hrt,
Dared fntntly ~ smile ut yuu. darllflK;
IN torn ol1t her tecacAorous heart,
I'm soven titnos lMtter t1lttt eho fs,
Tint Sinner. Do,uvth. tonight:
Then hnstcn to bnsk In the nrtns nF
fhur nwn Rcvcn.t tbctnsn upright.
-Frn'h "dHfhaaI and t9farhtra," bv 'Hatsttad. H..
Fnncy stni1lng for fnwIs II preferred by
eolno cooks to -plaIu, and. It; aGor1s variety at
lcnst. f0r rpnst tl,tcks MI appettzng st.l1lnH In
innlG, nf oysterH nul cracker crumbs, with
CIlbatkh melted butter to fnnston the crumbs.
IT tho oysfors aro large. chop them: ,seasGn
With htuck pappar nna anlt, and n pinch Of
cnyaf,nc pepper. TO luuKo chestnut stttIslng for
turkey. ,'oil tho cI,extnnta until they aro soft
rnouRh to tnash rcatly; thAo otr tho skins, after
tl,oy nre holct. and mash tho nuts to paste;
wet tho 1tlste with swogt lreuln;s mix with
grated bread. und ,lso good deal on 3plt and
pcrper. Arplo ssut}ng for Yonat ducks must t'e.
tnnt!c Of as'ur applcs, with enough 8ratcd btchd
TO give sufficient bolytt, It, Tho apples n,ny bc
chuppnd or SLICED. Season with BITTER. pepper,
md snlt, bnt nothing else II you Wish to pro-.
serve tho apple Ilnvur.-GnH Schurz.,
, 1881-12-20


MIl CuLuElsTsoN, OF Texas, has introduced
bill in the National llouse OF lsopresenta-
lives Tor TIE repelsl of tlls tax Oh tobacco illd
matches. Tle tqx IN the luxury Ut tobacco
,Ielded about So, ,0o0. .0o0 TT the yeas 1880. II
was paid by the usvt aul boys who suloke,
uial chew, mud snutr-pald voluntarily and Il,
s,anll driblets, u,ll felt by ,lo0ody. DID II
ever occur IL Mrs Culbertson TINT it would be
moro patriotic t0 divide W the revenue ot
this easy tax aulopg tho different States u, bo
used for popular educational puTposass Mr.
Culbertson's State, which pays tally 80 much
Ut tho tobacs1-tax as thsre IL Ut tobusep cQn'
~uIned within lts. boundaries would thus
receive, say, 81. .ooo, ,Qo TOR ula support of pub
l}u schools. Doesn't Mr. Qulbertsqn tllfnk
that would be- q pretty good exchange Tor
Tile people Ut Texas: The people would coli"
, 1881-12-20

enjnln tho dcfr.ulnnts from p)n&ou
t3rtstrtnqcr IN my hunsn IN the rity .p,". "nne.
.1an. ~ The potItinn was tiictl o, H,,tr,, r"f t,
tho enrt' lMnnri !mlay. In aipImrt If '' tGn A'la
seon ts "!'i:eMvsssI several tra1ricn, nm, nels'
were inferred IL show that tho tS,nt,.,,t 'aarr+
Mics hI'tttA y AuE! IA Is un!lutlr tumL, H. wnth
uHets, at that II Il tho et,*,.,t,, ~ y H. htl''
tt.asi.tl when st1i!li engagements ,r, W" uft'
for lhn HGtntT net tn nrrintt'~ ~ +, hla,Ip
sntnb Ciiy in my other ttJrnit, - tt''
or during Tho lime Of tteh tl,vu,n'''!!ore ""!ore
1lie Nt!l lavtlH wcr1' tf,oscnf Mrssrs hi r1,nt.
A.W. Anr.nn. Chnrin. a.. apn,llinx' ,,n"s n"..;;! y!
tu!irr, md HinA9Br WHlcutt. Tho ;"i,,,s.s' "
!rtnlI!r! uvtdeO ~ show liat tls, r,',,,. ~.
G!aifn,t, Hut IN Oct. d. wlifio tic I,.i.; ~; ~
pny " ttHcks Opera. tin,sc 'rat tns,, ~, ~, u
~. Ef scrt!t!ller In hts ul1htnvIt, sn,,,atnne ane
lieuek atsItct tllut u wns TIN Cufn1nm, ,,n,
for Manager sIlrs tn In tho vrss ,,,,n. ,,s'"ft
WHICH he was nov untnplnlnlt,r, Tin h'. "sM1 VI
lufusc,l In Krntlt the reslr,sn,nv t',i1il s'iiiil
nnl Mmt ffr!atrInRrr and tho Thulia ynaultf.
tt,tnp.ny will fit1illl their rt,R.,rru,'e. ne"''e
!irnrk's Without further n,ncttntlUn Mun,.aa!! u!
Alus will, hnwQyer. inse by tl,!s Ner,sin" t..
thHf would appear Tho twtt ttontrns t,ro H." s.}
ronlzet by tlllretFnt circles Of soeIrsr ~, pa!'
Hnnwin9 TINT tha <amuux uerl,jn Mir Il ~. a'i.
pear " ttnblnaons In Jnhnary. tho ire,iaeurulp', rl'
d ihAt hoaifc will rs csa whit ant n'His nar IT,
thr,l. Miiea II iuaus nj ftcnu. n,lG jlsiIisa =,
seu tacsirilyur nlny III Il rirMI thuutrr Inn.oo ~
she Nppgnrrtl III hls nSn. s'''e
, 1881-12-20

AZ mn tni]cot,on of fl,a cnat nf Ilvtnp In .o,,r
times, I, Is saii lint d junior memuot Of Of tho tho
me northern Inhra Of Mnnaattef1 Inland for fye
xvM.s % gu au ~, ~ her 1snE n sIs wostn Of improves
AZ ~. =
,,,tt mr. IAu''ctele, !,tiTa"' lor tlso
tuko o. Alnany's protected nnrtipgp With ,tile
%. an no tno
Je EseSs isSpeta @ ta,ss se d sadaxst s!thss II =
,.t',.1, nt nt' ~ Ky Fns FHens riARs IT Tfcr 20
W't ":' N"t ~ ~ ''o' ~ "enk'"s people 1nA1e
o"' = "" =
Tile monument to be- erected to John Rrfeht
at Mnurhnatnr En1,s,,s" Ia ~ n,.,s,si nr :, ~
, 1881-12-20
BROTHER FINCH.
A Nebraska Temperance Aposs!e on HIS
;nIusrle.

a NEbrNxlEu Tet1rerAntH Aross!o oA A'''
- 'fIMsFlFs
Special cotzrspondtnef u The fhteaca 7tteunf- ;,
LtscOy.N, Moth, neo la-The Hon. Ioan IL
Finch, tho wcIt-known temperance ad.Mnse'
accompanied unv. st. Iotn, of kHnsas. ~ ''an. y.
lnollIh. aud whllo thero All oy1nlny paphf ~ ~
tip responsibility anl III ssant!uH took oceas!oa
to VI Iily Dir. Finch 0l,traHcausty. F'neh cal!'a
ut tho nli!ce and .lenlanllad rctrtctlnll, "tra
bong ref.sacA ho rnotly took tho matter nv"
ht* avn hands and thrashcl both tho edItot-n,
rhIet and locul cslltor, md would haso y'eama
out tho uat ut tho forco hat. they NOT al taSea
to tncir hcols Finch Was lrrrssod IN cntnp'am.
?f the edtor aa peac4 aa!'y n,a. 10 sns essrs
mt another tlai, III The state WIN aas %r' IT,
rbass 1 sne ptea. to x Sn =, ostSas "4ta IN st.
lsfuetion III Inv. shp pukIts lun no ns!v s' h,s
flRhl thal hn shoni,s tnkn thh ta".sS. axs,1n t" vii
spreQd until eerlAii. ctats oE press !ar iur
Grskn slre pounded into u ftcf'lt tsH%t" tsH. ~ ~.
their perstinAt cutIi furf. II not d eo!hIos'ap's'
9ard for personal deuet!cY.
, 1881-12-20


Tho announcement IN mnlo tint t,h.,t,
Thorne will IoAvc tho tjnInn Huilnro con,pnnv a,
tho close nj tho prcsont seasun. autl appcar uest
ycarAS 4 stGr.
A very curious and Interesting mccI,uulco,
cnntr,vullce. "'rho Cnthallr,l ant tho Win. !.
now on exhibition n: Hershey Mtiair-iIai II i.
tuo,te', Il, tnltiat,tTc. Of f. Tasrck Il tlbcdr,
New iork CLty. ahd well worth II ylait.
Tho West End nra!nhto Club will rvc m en-,
ts,tt,rIy- -tlrsl "Tini1 Tries Aii. cn,cn,,, n,aet M
with u farcc, tn whIph tho members Viii .Iys
s0vcral apec!nttins. e'e
.st,seae, nissmonn sd syss,inK. ~ ii. !" l,.tss Ras
4-yHnr-pId grandson altos. It wila Il jolIRh III,
md the yetcf!lli, who has Il vrry tc3.isr Ind
dnwn H. to see,e with tho chll'l III tho dTa,aa duna
Claude T,e Huron hns 90 fur rccnycrr,l fsoe a,
ntnek Ut tho rheumatism as To lie tllc IN ucren.
The TIC r1s,tlon 2f % h't,ine'a mannRer for Mr. I'D
sn tho Kntxats vii akc sSir os IDS 1Ns Wcs'sssan ssa,
now plnys. - 0'' ',''pA '''' '"o
~ nntn,'io cyent Of tho present wcck Witt 1s
tho r4,nppcasssIce In Now York u Mra. CiaraC
Mr itarta It'll viii 1 tha u 4aas aa y 3SxM Mtm.
s @s Sfsy ts sek k 8f'ft t 'sf hi G%e1xs laetst!s q
tho widow OF TIM great ftsIssa9, james ii.
tnoS"1s'
Tim E}oston Herald Rays that Frnl Vokns has
completed arrangements for tic erection Of d
new thputro III tl.at uity, ta f1p opoue under hi
management ut tho beathntlg Df next season
Thc now 1aysh3lse, which VII! probably ta
9aIIetl vokes nl@ou Thoatrc, viii De 'teyotcd ia
Hight musical entertainments, und the cpnluanl
will Include tho Vokrs' family and otler Ed.
El,sh artists.
s.fnTr,, VIZ T. IS, ra M '.,, uun'c oIesa
,hn i:httrro f.h,r", f,hnir % no,nt ~ ~ ~
t:"n,rnt N'tstt.Ii" mn Eny. yc"r. Inv ~ H. IT,
n,,i,"t itra"t *. T. ~ ,I;n Im' ~ ing
r n,,.,t. Eits H. -, na,S ~ rS pn5no,1 naMae o.
hninn .r",nraG mi farnt, ";,,t,tor ~ iu ~ Il
st,.,rs mr, n",s ..sv,nr IN sn,,ra ~ H.. .ae w
An, h. % 10 "u'f"r ,n",ntn,.n,. Nv ~ tIu
, 1881-12-20

&9AS Indiana statcsn,nn OF tho Democratic
persuasion WIN shrtnks from the publicity witch
tho pntllcatio Ut hls name would bring bin
sass ex-senator Mcdonald IA tho MIN tor the
democratic PRESIDENTIAL nonlnaHon In 1884. lu
hls lufty ltctton t':3oscph e. MoponaId Is Tho
towering Democrat pit Indiana and he Doesn't
havn to got on stool to look at any public man
In tho couatry." Thnt'a rough Oh the Tall 8yoa.
moro. R.tt can aino straddle u burning a,los-
tlon aud balance on tikht rdpo With thu skill
and ag.llty ot ex.Uov.' Hcadrcka2 That's the
nt1nA r"
, 1881-12-20

sriHpsf9rs 1NaaatE't 70 !*s pAl;daV 3F4Rs8A q z
CJa0sSNATI, O., Doc. l0.-sime. ,Gftssetp9arx
tue fataqa4 German SocA!lst. opeaeA 4 tXefk's
onyagjfuent spntxhs Ut Hcnck's, Opera, ftgqsa..
Hob Mics. icssae Of tho 0rand a9d 1BdllqS3h'a
o4era-tto.'scs. uasa contract With hsr totappcur>
xnowtnx int my prostoas spa@s;sksasip' III iii: IL
city 1T Nine. 1uIstuEhger would, $reatly reduce
the pr,tiis of 'h0r onR4xemanti fbts ltoblnspn's
Opera-Ho..so. Aauaxar M'lGa attempted tn pst~.
vent per appearance tho .proaens week et
lieuck'a BY getlpx,, out., u, restr9!nlu9
order against tbs star. her :, saauuEess,
Aubesg anu Hermann, aud Herbert I4epak..
tho lcssuc, aud Jaues. Coltins, nlanpgers
OF nclck's 0pura- fluuse. the tntep,tnn beluH to
, 1881-12-20
AMUSEAEENTS.

-. 3tA* FN!sA'H.,
Since ita production in this city two years ago
1.-THE Prnfussor" bis bccn s0n.ewhAt altered
aid considerably improved; butt that the rtsco
will eyot Rttnin porinunent SUCCESS Ia not at oil
probable, snco 1t eontuins nuthtnGt af EnorIt OF
the laatlng k'nt, 'tcing:,a .sotnaWbqt amusls9
sketch drawn ont 10 tho est6nt ii :f1pr mots, anu
the attenuation ncqesaarliNattendant upoh this
operation ia suuat!a.ca paintuIs. Tue inseyesti Is
supposed 20 dentro. In an epcuntila Pesaun from
HustGn, q prpltsabr ut NstroDotn$; whb. hsYiGt
reached tine a3p of 4G determines 10 1nntry,. aud
for tho rurtA,fG Ut carrying init TINS sIauda6Io uh-
eHn v!stta ..lli alsnf4 Who IL Afuppln9 Ut hutol
~ tho Whttn AinIntIpK,.' There Ae tnepts a lot
or pratt girls Wh0 nrp Anpptard to TT ptrtls II
Il acsnts'Mry In tho Etcss,ttf. MthnnEh WHY sofi.
nary Hlrls ~ tho White 5iht'ttllls Yra PuFHlitteQ
nt q h.9el sssstpAd ot h1ng Is sch,ypl rpt,ng
slMtepnnetla 'nntl sonoWtnQ Ruih-WhsEht H. rhe
llorna tohditsUn NJ suuh llMsE{ttls-ts not clear,
There Hse AlsssA tt!ner Of eHtteHeat4annt4 !htr0-
dllttI who sng ldltttGo *HnR9.' huff dA thty do
mt dcatls,y naylHxiyfs proportytur nbaanve 1Hn.
crlty 1tKe lMaihtns, thnir AgnuincsIeas t,i,Iy h9
t!oubis.i. Al! si'esn l.coplo hayo great deal Ct
iaye wIh 1ho prettuak aud Eaost sp,lEa. heasfel
ill., ". ii:'0ilIestc. WIN nss,,ics TIC itlo rolc
ar tho uog4 Ii Hlah Ito author Of tg sllis.s lla;
tn!Haxors Aro OntarpgtaJl1 A1d tt,!o Btan1 the
yAl,io Of prtttork Ink. TAnt fAct 4ctH,Illt4 t0r
the ct.wt1.If lusr laat ilIHht, pl.t t.tlHunt be
tr1thfnlly aa'.l that rrh. Prutaator'' was ~.
~ hs Mlyertaeu,uLta tt stnt6. ht Vlu1pant Gilns-
Ahin.'ana bin play tnay holm yery 4ide-apllttinr
RtEnir, but It IL uf4!ttful If tho ChtcnRo ptihlip
Will A&Fte With kaqac Stat9lHQuN, 4,,t J., r
, 1881-12-20

THE Ctt.cAun TnIHuSE llhs established branch
otircs tor tho receipt Of subscriptions md hivetlso
nents a. fol!nwE. ---
NEW ionK-itoom . tribune building. Ely. No
EAt1nEN. Manager
GLASGOW. scotland-Al,an'a Ar,eEIcanp. News
Agency, IL Ncntietd-st-
LnSlNlS. Eng.-Anor.cnu Exchange, ~ strand
Nt.Sny +. 0isS.lti. hue,,t.
WAslilSGTUS. H. Gs--t1la htrpct ''''
, 1881-12-20

a nil. las been introduced Iii THO I.eg1sla-.
tire Of Kcntucky.wh!ch provides that conyen-
tion 10 revise tho Constitution Of the ttato shull
he called II ut tho icxt August election 1t sball
appear that q fnnIorlty of tho votes Gust upon
tho proposition shall lie In !ts fnvor The present
Constitution. eishlch was frame., In ls5a, pre-
serihes M lufErhoticnble condition for calling
such convention. whtcn II that u majority OF
all tho voters In tho stato shall sato tnls favor
Tho, supporters Of thq present, Wovsmenr rely
upon tho lnteront right Of the people to alter Or
reform their Government al such tina Us thoy
naY think Droper.
, 1881-12-20

aDn. VINCENT RtEnAnps. Of Calcutta, n
wel!.xnown authority OIL, Indian "polaonoua
snakes. has commenced soNes or;.cxpcrtmaata,
l.aceria's plan df lultkt.ns per,nansauatc Of
potnsh, He .etatse that The. experiments,
although not absolutely, conclusive, have yct, 10
far is they ,hato 4onc. led 10 much more hopofui
results ,,thnh any prey!oualy Instituted. and.
believes thnt tho ground for hoping for prac.'
tical remedy has ut last been found. Thousands
Of thb natlyss Of IntlIa, who 20 bare-loggcl In
the tlclls AMI meadowp, lose thoif lives annilat-
~ from snake bites. - I.
, 1881-12-20

nrnctIcnl nnd tMrtI11cnt srr,iinn Inst Slln,jnv
niton "f,nr t:itv,s SInroIsn md addressed
himastf IN Tho snhrct win, moro ,Ir wnrl1llv
;yisdnu, thnn usually cbnrneter,yrs ,ls
oorn, ,,;.,, t,,o,, t,r,,,,,1o ,,,, t,,a o,.tu ~
tho t;,na. vn,ri, aiiio ~ ,,,o,n o,,,,ronh,' tl,a
e,,.ot rso,. ,,,o s,,'.,,,", ..n,,,.',, p. st.'
49,, s..,s.. .1n,.,'..' ,''.a..st -, "''.
anu huEgest rellR'0uS, lHeoIos1oas, m,d solnc-
tiules tluku,ntfc remedies. which may be ok.
,,,,,.,t H. .,,.,,a-,,,.. -. e.. ~ .,,.,.., H.
cei1ene III Lno11tsal'es, W 1"r Us tneS B"' pht
MIG mt curative III NIL CASES ulleas they are
relntoFeea oy the rchlensos known 10 the ~"
and the machinery of courts > 's>':
"F' tho'ias "en's l"'se'}'WH'1 t'seSo Evils
from tho spiritual s{dr, Riha tue suggestions
,t1, II, ,nnl,rs h, mi. ,li,oct'nr mr.. nnt sor
, 1881-12-20
The nHtfl RIVER MAILS.

MAplsoN, iu.l., iluo. ls.-unttea States s'na'"s
Hnrtl.ou writes 10 the Courier that tae '., tu'.
,nastar~ ucncrul hus agreed to send spss''.
oltpur to Investigate tpo Ien.ald for tae = T.s
d!hctlAtlsAtti III ths Apr.at, at1d lhueu hun, ,ts
factioa hus b0uu expressed III eonseIaet'eo'
, 1881-12-20

a" PitltAnEkpll1A, i'tc*s reportor intor.
viewed the pfIzo tat woman, whosa weight is
10 pounds. Whom aaket.' "1,o you still CHIN to
bethe lnr9est 'fat woman In tha1 world}': sho
IrIgldIy reptudt. "Exeuso tna, Viz, but / do not
rocoRn.zo tho s.tIo. a,naa.,i 10 10 tho jurssst
'arEe lady IN oxhlbltion,",
, 1881-12-20

A. DoaFoN paper says that the little expert
ouoe the people ot that city hayo had or wulnau
suifra9e Inns not boon sooncouraEtu8 SO N could
o wlbhetl." thetr oxGraA0 OF tha right it, choos+
i1nan very little to improvo lts membership.
Perhaps soo much has bum expcotGd Of tteitn,'
, 1881-12-20

SENATOR HAMPTON lai,si,s at tho story
that hls daughter "w,l sooii, muko her debut o..
Tho stage" sho has no ,apbltlori Id that l!ne,
and tho llca of }.ceonnf an actress ueyor o.
clrred to bor until sho AaW u uowananer an.
nouucemeut that she alrehdy was one,
, 1881-12-20
SOCIETY N4EETING9.

blair LODGE. NO. I'm a. f.. 4 a. M.-funorp,
M!i!ce-MemDern aep reuitstcd ~ Jncgt ut Tho 'ail
IL Mnnr9u,at Mt u T. ~: rlntp Wedagadny. Dec. II,
Miller. F,nHea1 from III North Garpentsr.nl.. By
rntH to nalethtIf.
.IHO. J. G1l4iEsI'IE, ". H.
II. II. llUzzEl.I. Secretary.