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, 1881-11-08

Astrrri-fnr hnlt nrnuscti li,n frym III,
~}ltu he haH fniIrn "trrut lruvrp... ~ ''a lHa
fnTGns III l'nY hGr rar tasr. M matter |; Il
mnuty renr1rt my ;trtlErrrt iuyr r,I,ni, W. lrnud
Anu Ills. atIn Will think It ~ mt tin ro n"t hhrs
tiut runs III lily scIHs. hil tlut nf ht,,nn ''noN
crinrlnH m.nHl wlnrsc htihh Ia tlhyr s'.,'''horn+
thntinl'ts'-ahd te chawcd =" nnsvor.lr N, ,,"hld
rleh ltlt fui!tIw-c -cUsk wlt3 et hIo, t ny tHnth.
pcrcsanco i'o INIT l'crn nru tu dinner tllas
AT Tho afternoon Alulbpst att,ul n,",n-
the r1t'hnn cnntar ttatkinR nf jtuw lin "'sh'hl
vrnpe liltnsn9 IN tlte nnuahty ulrI wl tu H r..
ih5 1npptfiese. At pref Adiy l:5J acluck " e.9d
lighted up ''1s cuantahn.co. an1 putting IN nj. ~
loft the atUte.. "H aal ha
az tho 'o,l. Of 81, Agnes chrrel, WIRE ,,,,,..
ynMHN nlan stftAtR lulItly tlp tlIc .tsns nf
cent rttiuncc. and wns suus, srnled IN IN, 1ri.
Desty.fnsnfst0d partar Tho proprietor If o
Observation-Disclosures oil Kentumau, rnt",,. Inv l'n.n
tt}bin. flu JuN wish II ntt ttD .nIf r., h&
tho steps. 'H Up
"Ycs" repllod tho 5ouns nun. ''you nsc Tim ,o..,.
tAeDk." "s pe1son
"what woilh yon7" saf.' tito old scnt,c,,,,
''fut arh tho casls1uF III tho - Hlnk, bni,,,.
salt, tho yunns rias'. ''ef"
ri nhl."
"f0u hare boon stealing tho cuncer,,'s mon,x "a.
not koek ~ deralvo t'ie. fau nre II Casnls,, ~. ~
ofintE'' Glvo me fa11t or Will os;n,so ynn ~, u,
ruin yunt lie. flnvinx tentd inu &rtrr sn a'a
ch1ure ynttr own cDnIhg land calmly curi,ny IA
VI tulHcc' frUns plug which u ItsltrJ ,r,n H. .e.
tail s~ckot Adulbnrt waltua for tcpty to nj. s. S
wlrlts. " WIN
FoInH to IN eteEni,t fsrrftnirt which stona In 'sa
hf tic TpHns hD wrHtn nhrck fur $illDL rrrt,n y
mid hnnded tho ploc1 u paper-nuw fortune III, H..
yutlna snnn. ''As
~ have but ono favor to a'k' ''o sail, "aBa I'M,
IL. TINT yots Will marry MY daughter wr,hi,, IN.
tn lot ns sure thing ns yUu Nru 10 uut Uf lin f,m,
Sllu has s1tttUab Ia hIr own ttHl,t, a, sIlru
ma illc ba'tk 'rcara ara III jail o, acrut ur M
, 1881-11-08
SMOKE.CONSUMERS.
Opposition to TheIr introduction IN
&:lttct,Mnt5-.1 NIuptlitg to Dlxcuss the

0nnOAlt3On to ThG1r Introduction IN
t,inrinmnt1-A 0Iantin,. Il, Il,sr,,,, .he
nuosttnm
sn.rto, f,,,,o,,a ., m. f,,,+t,o ,r<.nu,,
o...s'.'.ns ~ ' ~ ~ 49, 4"' .''|tss s..a.~ '"' .o,,
CtSciSSAff. u. Nov. 7-~Ssrong oppost'
tinn llas bGclt suddenly encountered 10 Tie
orli,,aucc ,,n],ln. Tho nse of su,pke-cousula.
ars ro,nn,,i.nrv ,rho nr,ttrn,,'.s Lxs hppn
." .l'., ~, .o, u .,'a t'."n,;t ~ I'D ,hs
nh'E urgeo, ntia ptssea i'lo to"usll us'o u,e
Bonrt Ot Aldermen by lnrgo l"a1osltles' II
now unly awaits the Mayors approval to oe.
co;ue inv. 'rho clty Ins suffered greatly
from from The eH smoke ~ Nuisance. Ism I Bnsness ] has been
injured, mud tiie peop!o slb1ccted 10 g1ea!
allIoynncr. Public sentiment LUIS becohle
very strong III favor of tho compulsory intro
,,,,ct,nn ~ snInlIr.rut,s,,,rcrs a committee
~ Ia.,,.,. '.,...@.,, .i'at "tana H., tutcn IN
" 'nm1eS "fseu t1''' 7tcps W ,.,a. .""s'' Iii.
tiint direction nt ollCe, nlil r@t'I!ol!s VIII.
I'LL almost f,ltcrlnitnble list Of
nnrcs attne,,ed war. prcsentcIl to tho C0un-
~ ,si.i",. f.u ~, t,,.,,,.,ifnt,, nuasnpe NJ A
cll tsh'As ~ t!'o ln'e"'sto ,.'.' p''s =, nr.t
sl1lUke-colisul'llnE ofalh'lhce. Aa w .u'"
drawn thu '0rtfEnnnce provided Tor tho ptla'
tss,,,1e,lt Of t',use fulljlg to comply With It's
,,,wsfo,,s l,v i,,,,,,,.o,,,uI,,t Ir tr, or botl
R.os,so"s o5 A'psaoos". 49, y, n''"f,atun.r.
10 luis 1catAto snl''e u l1o 'n"h'4"es".s ~.
Objected ant! the in,provgH!G,t elsse asu"r wi
necorlinKly strieke': nt n''t tiso e IgEsf ~
fruM St0g tn XW. uslAy ea'lct! eSt'nf ;,u ."a M
tho Nnaril NJ Irate was l!olt' ati'! t!u '",p
glYc1l exclusively TO u!stnss"'rr 'rhoJs ~
, 1881-11-08

CHANUE FOR THE FEMALE DOCTORS,
That much prosecuted class Of thu c,,!l.-
mlu,slty, thu female doctors, ut Inst have m
o,,1ortunity whern they cnn successfully
upernte Without my danger from Interior
ci'co of mato physicians. Tic London 11nscs'
CNlcuttA correspondent writes TO TINT pni'er
flint tim ArnI,orninit nj 1'nn,,nIt. tin Cnnltnl
of IL natiys Stuto In fnttEa. raccntty applied
for thu nsststnucn of n 1nf1v mr,ltrul ,nIssIon-
nry Mt Lucknow for Ills wife. the MnfhraItcc,
who WIS afflicted with nj, internal complaint.
1t appears that It Is tho highest ,islo,,or for
n uIntluo la,ly IF hgl caste to SEQ my
man oI1or than t'rr n"af,and rothor
or brothor, aud rather ttlnn SEQ n imate
physician scut for Intended tllo cnsr,
oud curr,l fin Afo,,uroucc ami srveru1 of hrr
an ea.e'. wv sco aa s.sa.a. ,,,.., ~ ..o.
tf,n Mnl,nrnnca osket) tin In,ly To "tetl u,ir
Wv 49,, ~ ,".'.s, -. wi.
an,l lin men nuL ynmcn of E,r1nutl w)at
49," t.. ..'.,a.,.. ,I,,,a.,,,,1 - 1,,,I,.
ING "oniot Ill tHo ze1,a't''s t'sAro'hsl W l'u4''
SITTER when they nrO slckn md urged her to
,,se lcr INFLUENCE To have female doctors
sent to l,ull tu attend Tho five inl,lon WON.
c,l who aro contlncil It, t!leso zenanas. Tho
President OF illu DenKnl Medical Seryice suys
that these doctors wouit have tho monopoly
of nraotico amoug tho higll.castu ladlcs.
Tic Correspondent of tile Times, speaking Of
tho general opportunities for practice, suys:
In l,ensnt n,ar,.tlocior IL only allowcl to sco
ne pationts .anE!ae, nr ieel nnr pso' dan9M ~
tho isenqnl Prcslcncy, accor,iing to tho cU,ssua
q to present ye.r Is ~ ess 81 taan .!G,, ugp "
purttp1 nro Subject 10 tilo scrupcs Witt, rrc-
vent them from obtAi,ituE relief M tsoni m inalo aoc.
, 1881-11-08

PAVING HTATE AND 0I0Ek hIhLEIs.
Chicago Is without Commissioner Ut Iub-
lie Works. Mayor Harrison Inns assuInga
tho functions OF tint official, but he lacks
either tito time, tho Industry, or tho ability
properly to discharge tho duties Of tho POSI-
tton. Ii any case, matters for which the
Commissioner OF Public Works should prop
crly bo held responsible uro neglected, to tho
injury OF publIc Illturests and with spectAl
Injustice to tho taxpayers. 4 large amount
OF public work Is now In process Of con-
structto,,, md the contractors should be
watul,eu strictly Md compelled to do their
wusts honestly md thoroughly. Tlla prnof
tllat tic Inspection IL faulty alMl careless, It
,nothIng worse, may be found oil almost any
street whore improvements or repairs arc
golrg on.
Inko State street for nn example. The
prOpurty-0wnora Oh that strcet paltl lul I'LL
usually liigh assessment for tho paving last
Aprll-laore tan six months ago, Ylta work
ought 10 l,aya boon done during the summer.
1t nIight have beo, DOM nt TINT tline with
out interfering with the work on the cubic
railway south Ut TweMty-seconA street. ILL.,
deed, II 1t Ind been t1oIe u.en, the street.
railway colnpnuy would l,aye bcel, aaslstul
In lts work. because 1t would laye 1tatl n
good road fur transporting ttE material. ntltt
o,lo track with switches would llAyo ellubletl
tho running OF cars pending TIM completion
Of tho other truck. At tint time, too, there
was 1, tolerably solid foundation for laying
tle wooden pavement. The work wns post-
poMcd for aolue Unexplained scasoll TIL! now.
II. tho meantime the ssreet-rallwAy eonl-
hza.i
, 1881-11-08
PAUL BOYTON.

A Committee OF Proltathcnt "i .'.anr.
tNot LYnclicral Wall OIL the ths
rlrablo bsvlaa.nrr-iln Gocs ~
Slata Luuutic AHyiunt.
Spsetat Dl,paieh ii This Ehteaoo s,.paa- "a,
Hr. JosElls. No., Nav. 7.~pas'l l"'tos h,,, ~" 4
10 hayu LETT this city thIs inof',is1, " "oon
committee Ut prominent citizens ,"',,si aRi
h, Mt Ills roo.,s in tho parIt!e tIt'a s's .'Ii;u.
hin to speak tunight, aud lle 'i,'a., ,Jo,so R
led 10 do 50, aud tontgAt mo oprl1'ttfbssst ~ bsst
cop!s @ h, lcar hin t.ik q Is trips; N n Tie ts
III tllu tiny driving about ttu c!!y; w" .iunals
attuFIH'oil lq ylsltett w. o1n.u 1nl,"rIig snd
opcs 10 ei liz Journey ly l''11l;iS:, n, ;ia, Il i il;
viii urrtyu Iii Sf. Louis BY tilat tilans ,ti!o
n,rets WITH uU unfortunate urA"paeh
, 1881-11-08

AtH. CoSKirxa docs mot get much rest
trun, to 1:astorf, parcrs which oppose him. ai,'l
with one accutf thcy tefutD to noccut tho lco-
larnlinn TT Now Yntk' or -Henator thnt hn Il nut
Ut politics. At thb ensnnencetnc,t nj tho rrcs~
CIT sau,paIkn III New York Il was ntnNn,tocd
tint Str. Cnhkstng was erontic,l with nlnlhr,al
fever, hut his newspaper upponcnts rcfusu ovoii
10 bcitcyn thai stntemcnt4 aud os,a of thein nsiw
allc9es tilnt not only Ia tho thll gentleman Erom
Utlcn nut ont OF politics. hut that t,e was mover
oven Threatened with tnalnrial fever. It nfsu
Inserts with grcnt posttfvcncss tttat Mr.. conk-
ling Is n bold. Ind n,an, VITO ought tn t,o Sup.
presscd. 1t must bu sotdo comfort to tho OK.
selsaior To know that uobody gtyos hlua erudft
fur sincerity.
, 1881-11-08

Mn. LOCKE ("Nasby''), who has recently
returned fr,m a tour Of ireland, md who is Ia
Chicago. declares thut tue squnlor, Intsory. md
ccud tho power 0t words totescr1he. THUR coll
t1ltlon Is fnlnttIy worsu tim wns TINT Of tho
blacks OF cur Southern States during slavery.
Accounting tn his representations tho fnrlners Of
AMcricn f1aro moro tegnrd for tho comfort md
care ut tnar horscs and cuttlo than tho landlords
of 1rcnnd hnvo for tho comfort anu wclEaru Of
thur tpuhtlfa.
, 1881-11-08
May nndIl
-tttulFls9 I'ltslleI1 A'lttHss.
skNS rE.n -

"No; l refuse"
"ltUGout u nou,ont. Myrtle, bnaonch youi You
hold Dq1 afa aid happiness In your hanA land tlio
sur1 IT Adolbott .r0mpkna trallbud NJ III spotG
tlluxu W1sAs With earlusneas hut furbada, ovo'.
fur III .tRns. any doubt " 10 tha!r bosE tha uut-
punrlnxs Ut Als hgAtt,
Myrtle MahAsY wnA beautiful Girl, juat budding
tntu sw0ut 1psnnnha0d, and Ado,bert loved her
luarly. They hAd wuil6urcu together thts sunintr
had uskod aeF u bo his wifu. II was !n n1swor u
thts guest!uA-s!lo carIeat uppaa! ot mill wAoao
w!olB nature wrA wrapped up tn paaatpn h9 could
nuithur control us astd9-tlut AyEtlo Aa sukon
tho HuFsls With which ouf story H0ns, bhe bud Ut.
tGtut then tightly. eYuh cafole4ly, and At tic lsant
they wale falling upon Adslt0tt'4 snss with tic ot-
r!ha aistHrtltuss tat Iarks tu Singing Ut prxUa.
walls Ut the dungeon leH1Hsi, had stal!tl HEtchlnEly
uuun AoRtno|d tpfyli, wAa wa. passing, xAd said,
"lluw dut III y c4ssry solaa ~ gEl srlau4 WIN
coupan!ed LLm, but At heart Ay,tlD knvw
llat thn WIS taking stvp lhat ul!aht
n!ter- tho wtllu cuAFs0 vi huf Ilfo. Hh0
WIS u HlEl OF ssrunR purcepllsa fatnlslua+ y koan
tntx4 Ut huuan ;Latuta. nAd kncw tllut ha Mho had
siaken ~ bur oss words that bEsatilsa un!{ a4yu.
tium and !oyo Has ah OF Ma!ly Euod 4unil!es mil
thul hs would shuslsh nhd prulcet Aer wh hLS lfos
booA 1t uctssnsy. ut silt sho could not bsll Gr-
xelf 10 hurry hgi. sns lad Watched hlip olosusy-
during nn acquaintance OF nunrly Lw1 ysnrs. AMI
uot!co4 with pain huw I'D selpIausIy ayp!dsd candy
xtusuA and Ico -csenm SALOONS, ~ eau HeydF pasEJ
n1a,," sho llat said IL hos 4n0iAUr 0na dny, whu
sh!os At TIN sEhs aS cudy-ssor like counssy hosso
Vt \ Hru-9Hgt,le." Anu when the 93peetod Av0w9
CAME shu hui kapt h0r NNrd
Als|best turned around In daxod sort ut vAY altcr
Nyrt0 hu1 rejected h4lp Hnn walked swiftly tu1uEss
lHu kry.sUuts atura Wbirh hau bt0n lostuuai0 81
" scIasa Aa services suddohjy thu nasfy EnklV Vt
, 1881-11-08

Tho laRt Sunday edition Of TnE TRIBUNE
contained n long cable dispatch, from Lontul,
from Mr. l.. J. Jennings upon the workings
OF tho Irtsl, I.t,.t law. Alr. jennings. WHO Is
bitter Conservative, represents tho Tory
yiow OF tho law. md writes from the Irish
landlord Bitlo Of the question, artl 1t Is y0ine-
what curious, II not refreshing, after LISTEN
lng for years to the wrongs OF thu tenant, to
llenr tllls gentleman cloqucntly mil even
6ercely discussing tic wrOngs Of fendnl Irish
landlords, nfd to learn from him that "tle
Englisl, landlords contemplate tho havoc
wrought III Ireland BY Glalstone's bill With
feelings nkin 10 those OF the California stage
passenger who knows that 1t IL Ills turn to DO
robbed next" II tlifs wcre actually 80, We
do not conceive TINT the landlords would be
subjects for cotNtnlserntlon, since they would
only be experiencing III yery slight degreo
tile "hnyocn Which they have been visiting
upon tho tenants by wholesale, even To the
verge Of ruin, eviction, md absolute starva-
ton.
But this Is not to tho point. since the laud
law Is only bringing tellant and 1anlord
upon common plntform, whuro Justlce sits
administering something like oQual rights.
THO arguments Vi Mr.. Jennings hardly need
answer, since tho operations OF the law itself
rs II IL administered iii tho La1ld Court III
the matter Of adjusting rents to the sntisfAc-
tlon Of ttle tenant, nild III many cnaes OF tho
landlord, furnish tho best reply that cal. bc
Natle 10 Ills ]erc,nIad over landlords iil-
nglllnry wrongs. Still there nru so,tla points
tint tnay bo made tu show tic nbstIrdtty of
thu complaint.
Mr. jennings says: "rho annual rental
| 4 H.. on
, 1881-11-08

Six feet tall, broad shoulders, n broad,
straiEht back without tho sltRhtest inclIuatlou
to stoop and tnperinR toward the watat, II high
forehcAt, blue eyes, prominent brows aud cheek
bones, nose like mn enRlc'a bcak-sucA are tho
physical CHARACTERISTICS pf Jesse james. tho no-
torious train robbcr, outlaw, ind general devli.
, 1881-11-08

If Commissioner Wood Is defeated for ro-
election tutlay 1t will ho because he Is too
honest q :ran for tl,c Average morality OF tho
district l,o 'Ilas served. nlul tlMt they prefer
solnc one who will play into tile hands Of the
laxeatrrs anil help create anotl,ur ring Of cor
r4pt{QntatY nlltl tax -lluyuurers.
, 1881-11-08

TME professional contractors nnd other
grectly h,yers-Dn to tho coat- tails Of tho Coun-
ty 1IaNrtl Aru very anxious TO defont Commits
sionor Willtntn II. Wool, Of tho Fourth Dlstrlct
fur REFLECTION na n County Commissioner tomor-
row. They emit uso him for their purposes,
nna therefore don't like him. This ,is the VERY
REASON why tho taxpayers Of TINT district should
yCtc fnr him.
, 1881-11-08

AN important discovery tlns been mntlo by
onu Ut the Delegates to tho Hunlay-schuol Iu-
kt!tutu bold rccontly In WashEuKtnu. This lady
remarked, III the courso ut ton,a statements ru-
Rar1lnH chl'dtou. that "belis converted SHOULD
uot kcsp Guild frqm playing, but u converted
Guild should play iiko Christian" This N.,od
lady, however, unfortunately neglected to atntu
tho lI.iarcloa bctwern orthodox luap- frog. pyts.
top, and other recrcatlon4 OF ohtitl4oat. aud tho
sumo games Us played In hcutnenlsh uAnucr.
, 1881-11-08
POSTAGE.

En,trtd Al thu Put -1frf nt thteado III. AZ sseokd-
C1uss Nttttr.
For Tho hrnot1t OF nnF rAtrona who tns!r0 to Aond
single copfca Ut EflE TRtNsfSE through tho ma!, NJ
pfse hprewlth tho transent shtc Of postage:
9hrttgn md fk,n1tstfc. f'fr Cont.
ElNht, ten, twc1r0 and fourteen saRu ruhor. u cnhta
sixteen, DlxlltUnn. nt twenty pAs0 itcr. cents.
twenty-five md twcntr four laan rnpte. ccn1s
, 1881-11-08

THE crf,cA1u Tntnl@SE has established branch
rrs ftr tito rec1tps Of subscriptions nnd hdfcrtl41.
nlcna rs futuns: .-.
NEW fU!tk-lloom % Tribune building. FIT. Nc
fADES. 1tnmA.rr.
GI.ASt;t.H, acotland--.tlnn's American Sewg
Agency. II ltnntGl,l-st. .
Id1NI>DS, Enn.-AmdIacnh Exphdn9c. 40 Strand.
lIf%nr +. Uitt.tH. A1ont.
WASHINGTON, I. c.--l3ia F. atroos.
, 1881-11-08

1(R. ESocir EMEnY, tho veteran journalist
OF Peoria. ILL.,. died Sunday from the clycois of
pAralytto stroke He WIS for muny years tho
proprietor and eslltor OF tho l'oorla TlllnserfM,
wls rnan of strung convictions, md writer Of
inoro than ordinnry nb!tty.
, 1881-11-08

painted at tho Instance Of Wall street will l,e
lNuCl, n,nro disposed 10 Yield 10 such n
schcnlc than Une who WAS naturally re.
moved from New Ynrk influences: and 1t ls,
equally cluar Tint President WHO Inns sub
Mtltcd to licnt ttctatlnn lit The appointment
of Secretary Of thu Treasury will ho hut
p0orly prepared 10 resist tho dcliNrnto pr-
pose whtah prompted sllcil tllctatfon. nllti to
resist The demands Of the whale "strcet."
, 1881-11-08

THE Vienna Dcsttsc|te Zcttlt,lH solontn1y
nnnoitnecs thnt "tho correspondent of tho Now
York Iltrstli Nr. naii, hns mnrrcd Miss Mills.
with II Iowry OF elaS QUO D0o." Tho soulful
Whitclaw will suppress convulslve sob when
TO learn9 this.
, 1881-11-08

tect iietntercsts Df tho city aud tho tux pay
ers
-===--==:~-~-
WALL STREET AND THE TREASURY.
New YORK clfy Inns tne Fresltlent 0t the
United States anI the seerasaryof the ifeas.
ury. Nc" 1orH local influences VIII oat-
weigh Tie Influences OF NIL the rest OF tllo
Natlon III tho guidance nnd control Of tic
Goverl'lnent flnsnces 'lfls Will by tile caso
whether ''udEe FolRer Shall remain as secre-
tary Of tho lreasAry Or give why next winter
to AIR. Conkllng. Tllo pressure broEEht to
benr upon tle trcsiacnt Tor tho appointment
ofa New York man to the Treasury Depart
n1ei't, which lie WAS TOO sectlul'at alMl local
to resist, was 4lEccsly III tho lnterostof Wall
street. 1t Is only Prudent, therefore, 10 fore
cast what tho result OF tile Wall street infl1l-
eure Ia likely to be. III.
There Is already tight money market In
Now York. wl.tcl. Is gradually cXtcndl,lg to
other cities throughout tile country. md
which will probab)y grow tighter under tic
conditions lkely to prevail during tho next
year u eighteen months. Speculation IN
watered and wildcat stocks rali 50 high tint
tlay brcame topheavy. Tile New York
banks hayo soma Saaoo, 00o, ,000, moro or less,
advanced to speelllat0rs III securities Ut tlio
wildcat kiu.t ut the very highest point. Tho
sagglng dnw1l In prices has caused tho banks
, 1881-11-08

MERCURY IN TIE MUzzle OF l'I IIrtsary S
Ban Jl,sn, Nov. 7.-The tfn'''. ~ ~ iu,4,sa.
.vas successfully ubsrryrd at l.'cs y. .t rrut.
tory. Mount lia.nIlton, by cnp1;;, ;,E Moyay Nv vi
llulduI,, UNI Mr. UuGnAauL Aoo
extremely lue.
, 1881-11-08
A NEWSPAPER SUED FOR !. t!blt. ILL.,.

: HFt.tl4 DUps@sH I" *'47 =. !, 4Y,M;1
= MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 49, .: H., ''" ,JtJ
q wpl!.kuown attorney of l'lls @ e'.s' II "
brought suit against lie pr"pf's'o's s,,5,ut
Evsal,.0 lVisca,txtn f.,r iil,s'ii In iu!tlru'r
Sa. .UO0 daiapcs, tng stntlnu tls's r,snl. ,is i1
sliIfcu tn sulll u nun to States p'''o''
Tee Ut Sl5,
, 1881-11-08
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO. - H. A. M.-3pn.
c!nl Cunvocntt. Frinny Evening, Suy. II. Mt 7:A T..
ILL.,, fur murk un II. j. Duegoe. Visiting CnlnpniUis
0> - ' Ib1IN AlUKt:1tY:sL Il. II. T.,
tItAa. e, 1MlOi.lI'iilk. Nee.o AIRY,
, 1881-11-08


THE srtlo lnwnrtiiless OF lilo ngreeinent re-
Gently aligned between tho pr9prlotors Of tho
roll lug lhilla nnu Tho employees IL be4iilnlnx ~
lrnk nut, aud It ~ feMrca that sshat 1T ono ts1o
Tas ths'tHht TO 10 iii afnlcnbfo ndlltstnloht uI
troubles ,f q 'sastrnus chnr1sotcr whca hhil ux.
srnuthoring Of Tho !ires. II viii hs rc'notsbored
thnt tho ngreetnent. md 70 which commit
toes Ut nrpitrntlon G; notE ~ sides att!ent tll6lr
names. distinctly said thht tho lntl1 bnoulA g 10
work " lho gu C1ncinnltl sen!e, nnd Lnnt tnoy
anhu!i enntihuo nt II until 'tnho J. Wutl
thc ~r.ttsparE ~ sca!e TOR wages pn!d snot1la Ko
tntn o1ftct NOV: IT htoi1la be- n'lticratnnd thnt
herp Is per cent above TINT pnia ut pittsbtlrg:
it SHOULD nlso be tlntet5tuuu tnMt the striko nero
WIN WIN IT slrst Tor M alynneo nf ~ per cent uvur
ptusbiirH fases. Or u per ccnt moro ttin
Was thon peing pau hefc' Snne tareo
III ~, annr wsrhs r Up rs,,,, vt,rs
nj m ,t,lv,t,,es al il ,ur cont nyt,r nrirrs which
h,lI bccn Euid hero, Or per ernt ueor ttp scale
" rng'te ut l'ittsbitrF., Negotiations nnd con.
!eraneGs Wera nmu: VIZ .nay "! iae u. se1 @
tnsn wnnt 10 w.,rls md orerythiuu Iookni
tcrcne iintk ycstcrdny, when slight Hrtstnblfng
VIII lear'l: II was n!i abottt thts: The nErne-
slt w .at IN. nuu % usa 1at'M' set.!u sns'ii. ~
hrv nrIct.s .hani,i in nmId. II wn. thontrht bv
tho ,t,isl-owters hero thnt tho torn, plttsbury
prices applied tu tho prices paid at the susoky
Gty waen tno ~, metcenlGnth + was eE.esen iti1o,
~ ifn wors,,,nm. 1'inir nrrcnmcnf. ia sfntcj
by one or two Of tholr humber lust hight
~ Commercial REPORTER Waa tEnt attHr
JMno .,n M l., snoy .. Wn'n Mcccps o.. 1mo r.,a IT,.
scnin ~ ai,it th"msniyos nfst nrnnt,snI n i,niG
tho busses tu it it WIS not the acalo nf tot!uy
, 1881-11-08

No 1Ess than twclyo States Will hold cleo
tonR today. Massachusetts. Mississippi, and
Minnesotn Will voto for members Of tho I,egls-
inturc md for State officers. Tho lrst nulnod
Stnte Will also t'oc!1o whoth0r cx-soi.ars shali
DO allowed to voto without pnyiug 1t po-tax Or
kept On par with tho paMpers. who aro t1onlcd
tho right Ut snRrago: Minnesota has spcc!al
questions regarding ta1Atou and tho pay Or
Legislators tu decide, Connecticut will elect half
hnr Henate. New York Is to eject q Legislature,
sonic stato of.!oiata, nnd four congressman.
Now Jersey IL to oluot q lIouso Of Reprosontu-
tlyes and half Sonata. Maryland will do thp
snsuo, aud also choose II Controller. pennsylva-
altl llua to elect u Treasurer aud county officers.
Virginia and Wisconsin will vuto for Etato OIL
cers. haie seunte. and 4 cp1npluto lfouso. WIS.,
consin Ia ltkowiso 10 t1oolde ,vhuthor 1t will hRvc
biennial elections and Legislative sessions. Colo
rs1p Is tn change Judges and county odlcors. md
locAto Its Capital. Nebraska will chuoss three
SuproMa Court Judges aud ltcRcnts ct the stato
University, and nlso voto upoa tho oxtcns!on Of
suffrage to womcn. III otlo or two of these list
mentioned Stntcs tho tcotntal md oshor local
questions nlny aUoct tile Republican mAtorltIos,
but will hardly overcome ttcAi.
, 1881-11-08

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Daily, delivered annday excepted sH cents per wcoks
unr, ,eilvarod Sunday included, to cents phr wcos'
Address TIlH Tribune COMPANY,
Corner Mddsnn and i>oarborn.sss., Chicago. ILL
, 1881-11-08

Criterion Theatre,
Corner At Ect'gwlck and Division strcets Variety
Nyf ar n
, 1881-11-08

lyohteS'R Thentre. ...
Ranfolntl h.rn0l. hci*taii Efhtk md In sair.
Engagement Of Sir. nHa Airs, Mckeo Rnnkln. ~"
, 1881-11-08

LycrMrt 1'hentrr.
csryatncs streoi, siuar sutttsun. Wost Hide. Vail
ely entestaiumesiL Afternoon md eveAlnH.
, 1881-11-08

Olympic Theatre.
C1atk street. To wren lake md ltnndnIntt. En-
gngclutnt Of ltyfo i 1IoNtnans Specially Company.
FarIct! cntGFtninnipnt.
, 1881-11-08

1fnyeriy'E 1hentrc.
Mnnrns street. ,,etwcrn ClMrk nna T'onrborn. En-.
EaHcment uf thu Ktsn.fT INSTRUMENTATION "Midhaoi
SttLuHN
, 1881-11-08

Acndemy oT afmslr. ...
Tnistru s,reat. nenr slallhon. Wcst 3lda. Variety
entertainment.