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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
AJAX SIRE EE EEE&G%.
atfe Heavy ysess 80 GEae Street and
tEae size as G3sG5r Bank
Accounts.
from an Interview By Cain. "

rom an Ljlt-ih-rf ~ . C.tH-
WHO has been the most success
fuI operator during the year,"
. William Vanderbilt, d. 0. Mills
and J!m keeue. Vanderbilt has got
more money than oil the men in
this street put together. You see
very Wild stories printed about the
resources Of the large operators. [
tell you that Vanderbilt, 5 pile is big~
ger than the whole Of them put to-
gcther, Next to him probably comes
Russell Sage, who has more money
than Jay Gould. Sage has saved
Gould once or twice. Two years
ago Gould was practically broke, and
had to surrender his Union Pacific
stock 10 make D settlement. He had
been bearing Northwestern, ana Oh
the compromise had Is give ND
Union Pacific, Tor which he had paid
par, or nearly so-G5 cents on Il g
dollar. That is why he is out Of
Union Pacific. Vanderbilt, Mills
and the rest are buying it up
What do YOU consid jim hoene
to be worth with all his success?
Seven million dollars at the out
side. IL is more nearly apt to be
somewhere between three millions
and five millions. II he has got
seven million dollars, the best judges
here are deceived. Russell Sage has
got about twelve million dollars
Mills is q rich man and a prudent
one. lie told me in a recent con-
yersation that he was out Of the
street and was going into real estate.
He has bought al this property
along Broad street and IS about to
pat up an immense Office binding,
and he has bought lots on both sides
Of the city opposite and above the
Park. Vanderbilt has also been a
large buyer u real estate [ infer
from the general outlook, from the
necessity Of something 10 speculate
in, and from the operations OF men
like these, that We are now 10 have q
big movement IL real estate, first in
New York, and then III The other
cities Of the country, till II resembles
the real estate operations up to
| 1872
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
C5e 95)ailng C5ronifIe
Entered at TIE PcSt-C hice az Knoxville, Ten.
ssssee. as Second-ciass matter
SUNDAY. APRIL II. 1881.
SoME Democratic papers are Y.

SOME Democratic papers are very
much exercised because Secretary
Window has made arrangements for
carrying a large proportion Of the 6
per cent. debt at 81 per cent, They
are very hard to please, and say the
fact that the banks are willing to
take the bonds at 8! per cent, inter
est demonstrates the folly Of Presi~
dent Hayes in yetoing the funding
bill as it was passed by the last Con
gress. OF course it demonstrates
nothing Of the kind, but when poll
tician8 Of the modern Democratic
school make up their minds to growl
and grumble, they will always fad
. pretext for exercising their talents
in that direction.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
AWAY WITH FALSE TEACHERS.

Some Of the most infamous acts
that have blackened the worlds hiso
tory have been perpetrated III the
name CT justice and religion. And
so, some Of the vilest political here
sizes ever promulgated by tyrants
and demagogues have been under
the guise OF patriotism and in the
pretended interest Of the people.
The battle cry of demagogaes has
come to be: eve are for the people!'
Hence it s,that the class of politicians
IN Tennessee, who have favored and
who now favor policy that could
bring nothing but dishonor and dis
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
Tennessee Marble and Building
Stones

/ Mr.. EDITOR: Having received a
number Of letters from different per-
/ sons asking full particulars about the
samples of marble for the tenth
| census bureau, published in the
American, [ ask your space for the
/ following explanation:
The branch Of the census bureau,
Of which DR.. Geo. ". Halves, of the
Smithsonian Institute, is chief. and
for which I have been selected to
collect statistics, information, and
| specimens for nearly all the South
ern States, includes all character Of
marble used for building stones or
ornament, and also all buiidino
stones CT every character, used for
whatever purpose, even to paving.
also roofing slate. Quarries lro-
dncln6 not less than $1,000 worth q
year are considered. Specimens Of
the stone from all such quarries are
desired, These specimens should be
cubes A four inches square, that is.
containing, as Near as possible. 81
cubic inches. These should be as
near smooth five Sides as possi-
bic; one side rough, as 1t comes from
the quarry. Two OF these cubes are
desired, and they VIII be placed On
eXhloIu0n III the National Museum
at the Smithsonian Institute, fully
Labelled, SO that visitor may
look at them and tell any
section where lie may ind any Dsr-
tIcuIar stone and the name OF the
owner Of the quarry. In the census
report viii be published full informa-
ton OF the quarrles, the geological
formation, probable extent, present
and possible future capacity and the
facilities Tor transportation.
- Or, Halves writes me that there is
great interest felt IN this work. and
1t is desired to make it a complete
exhibit Of the resources of the South
III ii line. Many Of your readers
may know that a good quarry Of mar
De, granite q slate, fayor4bly Iocat-
ed as to transportation and well
managed, is a better and more per
manent bonanza than any gold or sill
Var mine.
There are many undeveloped Iocali-
ties, samples from SUCH arealso desir-
ed,wllI be noted, and, if the conditions
surrounding them are favorable. will
be visited rs!
Al who viii get out the specimens
on dropping me a postsI
care, viii De Forwarded stamps for
transmission, or the specimens gath~
cred when their quarries are visited |
Ny po8t-oitico address is Knoxville, |
Tenn, and from thence letters will |
be forwarded, I shall be in Alabama |
the third week in April; il Louisiana /
the fourth week; in Alabama, on the /
Vi. ~ &, Railroad, tie first week CT !
May, and the rest Of May in Nash
vile; IN June, III Georgia, South Care
Ina and North Carolina in July and |
III East Tennessee and West |
ern North Carolina.
HENRY Z. CoLToN,
Special Agent under DR.. Geo. ". !
Halves, of Smithsonian Institute.
Knoxville, Rogersvilie, Cbattanoo-
go, Nashville, atlanta, South Caro-
INA and North Carolina papers please
cow
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17

| COpyrighted by Dr.. Jones.

A collection 4 taUaciou. or Shiny secretion fail
Ing down into the brodt and tnoan oul-tick ling
rd> ping, hOuTSentS@ and s.rdDng 10 K Q un :.
the win vi G difficult breathing. o,iyrss siou ara
soreness under The brad>;-D0n RI; tenderness in the
l5lt side rheumatic pains between the shoulders :
still neck taking cJd; pd!pitatlo Of the hear:
torpid liver; sometimes yellow mplexfcu; zen
erai dull heavy feeling: extreme 5 ortness Of
Dtta h; soreness oI stomach pit; bIOatgd sens
tl0A; Deichi Z II WING; "a ming, ga ting ping
mouth open to breathe; distress sleep!ess n gUt,:
verse wien lying down ana it nov term natrs
either III Coilsunotlo Of the Lungs. or follows
meatary and urilal canal. causing dysptps a.
coSilEentSs, plies. inflammation If lie III id T.
trouble III The UInHTJ organs, laHd in Won en-
nearly the Whoc train Cf female Diseases and
general consumption, clna.iation, complete
p!0SfTdtEon, Nr., Win ali ui which and many
other symptoms, called By twenty different
names, the sufferer may exist : WETIE. n
Jones cures this Dangerous ANA En-iGiouS Lis
ease by the -kiIaf sy>tem-uSing specific n edI-
cineS known only 10 himself, applied 10 the dis
eaSed surface, DIRECT.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17

THE Louisville Commercial mas a
sensible editorial on the subject Of
immigration to he South. Tenues-
see, kentucky, Virginia and many
ether States in the South furnish q
field TO Immigrants which has ad~
vantaGes unsurpassed, but about
which comparatively lit Ic is
known. Had Tennessee spent half
as much money and time, in the last
ten years, in advertising her re-
sources, as have some Of the West
crn States, our population would be
much larger and our wealth much
greater than it is. Outside Of the
press, but little effort has been made
to lay before the world our advan-
tages III climate, soil and mineral
resources.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17

SrLAKING OF cbronic grumblers re-
minds us that there are divers Dem
ocratic newspaper editors who APP
pear determined that they will find
nothing to commend in the admins
tration Of President Garfield. but
Will lind something to criticise.
Having nothing upon which to base
a just or logical criticism, they are
setting up straw men, and amusing
themselves by knocking them down.
They have followed this business so
long, they have persuaded themselves
that Is the thing to do. They
really Imagine that they are en-
gagged IN an act of knight'y cour.
age, and engage in their
QoiXotic adventures with all the
viGor Of. zeal combat. But the
country will get tired Of these perr
1ormances some time, and when it IS
understood how ridiculous they are,
they will pass only for their true
worth. Even here in the South.
where bourbonism has held the peo~
pie in chains so long, there are thou
sands who regard the President rs a
great and good man, with q breadth
of mind and soul which places him
far above the reach of small poli~
ticians who never rise above tbem~
selves.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17

Ia Reader, this is disease
that kills
DR.. Jones has extended his stay
at the HATTIE HOUSE until the 9th
inst, and this is your only oppor-
tunity 10 get CURED Of this fearful
disease.
Ga Letters containing 81 ar
sTered, if brief.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
Hernia, Or Rupture.

7 his unnatural prOtrusi0n of one OF more of the
abdominal VisceId, 50 common, can BOW he cured
without surgical operation. Dr.. JUDa3, aft L
many years f eXpyr menling. has tiualiy sue
ceeded i'll getting up an in1aliible cure in all
case of Her il. where an ointment or medicine
can be applied over CT nea j. over the Z atI.re.
lie Rupture; the medicine DeneITates 10 the
rdftured tunic AMI produces a light infi"nma-
ton, causing catijZation. thus bringing lie
together, un,i they are united and firmly adj
herad and grown together, and the Rupture
CURED. ! truss must beWOTn during the time
aud he med cne is used without pain OF con-
Venience, with the certainty OF a final and Tadi-
cal cure III from one Z. for months.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
J. T. BAUMANN,
AR GH II EzJsT=

OFFICE: Over E. T. National Bank, Gay ST.
y7AST T'ENyFSsEE DXTI HOUSE,
- e. a.. Lew 49,. Proprietor.
Viii DO any kind of securing or dying. in the
best OF style, and guarantee SatiSfacl lon. GAY
Street opposite W. ". Woodruff & Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
HENRY T.. C0LToN,

Special Agent under DR., Geo. v.
Halves, of Smithsonian Institute.
knoxville, R0gersvilIe, Cbattanoo-
go, Nashville, Atlanta, South Caro-
lima and North Carolina papers please
copy
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17

III UEEFESs tFfELES 1T y n III hs-E< M
Duh pam In the limbs, nausea, bi iOuSneSS, are
sym toms Of approaching fever and ague. Us
without delay Hostett-r's Stomach Bitter VIII CHI
substitutes for the chiy sensational genial warmth,
gItateS he stomach. a Il inDaEtS tone t" the
liver. The bowels, the st mach and the hillary
glani being restored TO 4 healthy condition, the
disease IS conquer d 1t the outset.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
e HscA'S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

No Remedy more Widely or Favorab'v Known.
81 is IEDio ~ relieving. quick in curing For
5-Glhe Back, Rheumatism, kItlr ey Affections, ana
aches ana patnS generally, ii is the unrIVaiitd
I.AMClE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17

NELSON & III. kSON
~ Aitegaes at LAW.
=. .. Box IS, KNJXNILIE, FEEE,
COMMERCIAL. Law SPECIALITY. Special alter
ton given 10 collections in oil paris OF asst Ten
neSSee. Letters OF inquiry promptly answered.
- s.se N4sFEE&<4TON.
Vt ATTORNEY AT LAW, KHOXY He. Tenn,
Corner Gay and Church Streets
Practices in -tate and Fed al courts.
, 1881-12-12
THE COVENANTERS,

lecture by HE leov. fsrooten 1kcrfOrti.
Thu Itov. Ilrooke 1Ierfurd delivered hls usual
Sunday ovnnlng lecture last night bAtore II
Mr9o conRrvRatlan tn tic Church ut tho slesslah,
hla subject hcIp9 '',rho Struggle ar tho Scotch
Covunnnters for leols9ous t.lbcrly." flo spoke
first nf tho o1tranrrlnary character which
history has given to thnao ,xhtors In the. Holy
Mar. ltgosctt. bllnlt1 hy prctutllco, oft"ntl,nos
cruel. tincoa1urfabtc. proud. yot humble hrforo.
Gud. tearless, atld superstttEous Sill displaying
grandcur OF purpose Mna noblu fidelity 10
l,rtnrlplc-the ,non,1ry Ut tho Scottish Covenant
". Tka Ids" Ns thu l..vv,.Anisrs was na.aS,s,,.
we " upn .sy !sss de'.aotss es" ssaS
Wu,u Jo!'n Knax WIS alive he kept slu Uavern-
msnt @ ana The ue9p!s tr!ls tn shu leofnrlnatton.,
tos strongly of rcpubllcanisn III roliv!ou; III
;9se sys so2 ac ~ ko aaa
movement l,cxa,. Then fur turty years Ut dts
app1lutmsn!, tlssp.!r., atNi persecution during
crnniatlt, sworn ~ " hypoes,t;cll k1pE and
to- erc,l9l9n* M aua hoi,sfa psp!v shat c&!yn,
y ~ III krss
ttonh 1niil, ii iG}i, urged ~ Archbshop LAul,
the King resolved 70 en:oreo tho readauK y the
ss.ss spss11 Sis. st Sa.se IT @ y; It
aeaiae Hs ces' 1 S sss Was 5Sep 9ssasF.
iu1e were ne4r4 that sweIIett lu;.aer and louaur,
until, Rsuld dreadful tuMu!t and Riot, tue
bAted bouk h,!rued. laow droa1fu| wsia lhEs vlo.
latton Ut ~ s9leMn covoaant awoEn to " both
foes astpnishsd E1ropa! 10 tGs Seoteh thls
covenant was hol.l y. dsar astho slaaHM w thAst4.
n*nt whlon t!e Puritan scti1t had signed ~ pub
holy and 50 ofteltwas tora.up BY tas hallEaaa
Fur awny tn tho rugged yalleys or Western
, 1881-12-12
s. AN OLD HoRsETHlfF NABBED.

"nuck,' alias William, Mcdonald, Nh old
t1uo horsothlcf and ex-eonvIet, lAoccupy,us q
coli MT tho Cu'aaxo +Avcuud Station, ohargcl
with larcany. Abatlt q o'otank Saturday oven.
ln9 Nurse ana buggy vt4ued At saoo, tho prop
erty Ut Mr.. Philip Garmloy. Of No. :asas 'lIun,n
street, was etolun from tho corner Ut State and
looIt NJ thu thief and reported his iosa ut tho
ChIcago Aysssao Sutton, a!yti,Y dissertation u
his tiY lnd the iHan whu tuck IT. Tho nurse nnA
huilr* lHtrr, but nothing was sae,l ot the thu
ualIi last night. About'1 uultiok Mcdonald
plain Ut m assault cuIinlttked utpn blu, by su1o
Ut blu uHelnLcs. und ttuukrppur Oyan faouxulA-
Ing tho thief frtnt tho tes1rIptiou, nnd knrwtug,
Mf, uurualey end several people who Witnessed
tue sheft. AZ! Ut them unhcaltatnH!y lauhtluot
larcuny. fIc has been out og Tue penIteuttarY
but few we0ks, al1d eould not keep out Ut tsas
Old business. 80
, 1881-12-12
THE COAL TRADE.

Higher Prices Not ut AL Probable.
EnMo OF tho coAl uenltrs htvo been giving It
OUT nciy that thBro IL suarcsty Ut c0Al III this
city. aud that, sltuut1 the wlntnr turn suddenly
cold, shero would ruasIt 1t Hual faH'ire. At tho
lust lnooting OF tho Coal Exchnngo In this city
conl VIVA atlyunced 10 $3.50 per ton. which Is
INV thu ruling prioo Tor anthracite coat.
Ihure has becn at unusually lurgo ro-
copt ut cuAl In Ch1tnKO this YEAR owing
u tho !ncyeased ilasnund, Tho Easturn snIne
operators tried very har.l to sqlpeza the public,
alnl In this city they have mt succeeded III
forcing tho market up simply bccauxe tho doal-
crs hero would ot eoluble " sotldly rs Il. 0thar
cities. Iiatl, however, tho winter 50 fur proron
severely c1,ld, coni WOULD havo peeu n.l-
yaueol to 90 per ton, wh'eh was tho original
iutuntlon, It Is 4 Kood thug for Chicng0
people, therefore, that tho winter bus been
opon. IN n tuIk With Mr. 0. W. Goit, that KentIc-
man said that the supply On hand thia yunr In
this city wus suGcwhat graHtor fhRa laat yenr,
and, though tbs huAineaa ut thu mouth bud hoen
dull. tue demanl bud been creator thaA tho ycar
before. This was largoy aau To thu
lnr4n incroaso Ut population. which do,
Aaiiaed, rloi. The tnoroasy tn notwithstanding
enterprises madu .llso y larger lculasld fur
n % III. Sf fe ho sesy
SiI boon sapplls1 w4th n quot. e enal.
uon faciiiiies. ii present In this city ihsro
was shortage ia some silica u anthracite,
s,srh III sulnll.puK aud nut cua Luz there vas
an ovorsuppIy af rauEe-slzo. which wa also.
hawaver. III exceedingly lRrK8 !ltlnand. l4lSt
yeAr there was rrctival hero 2?u,dD tons VI
otnl.s Of atl kinda, Ut winch H17,tt Maa @ Anlhra.
not s,ss ali of Ills, but It inclu40J
III thnt was received BY rail aud wnte,. This
year ths receipts would nKKroKhtu osor J'ul9, ,00
cltu E cturse. this will laclndu all ttat is nsod
fur railroad ami manufacturing pllrp4sta. Tnls
year receipts will iHrHety Ds9rFtlIl last yeArs.
general purpasas. Mr.. lat Thought prlcas
would uot adyanue. but thSt they wuull reH1atn
tlrin, "
On tho other hand, some coal. .d1alers lave
told TNE TnluuNl reporter that GOAL would ~
lower, tecause stocks were NOW touaually !afks
, 1881-12-12

4 Will KNOWN Ctr!HEN OVERWHELMED pY TNE
DEATH nv Il4A WiYk,

WEt.frESOWK Etr!1EH OvEHWNkLMEN ny TNE
DEATH Nv ilAs WIPE.
Tho many frlonls of Mr. william II. II.
Fronoh, Secretary NJ tho Aca.lumY Of Flno Arts,
WIN nr0 not utxeudy In poasusstun Of the paufnl
Information respecting tho impaired ctll,lltion
Ur' his 1nenta! faculties since tho death Of his
wllu, Which occurred about hent. !, will ns lis
tresscd ~ hour that tho depro.s!t,ll anil narla,-
rh0Iy following, Tint uvbat EtIll wGlEns upon
Mr.. Frcnoh's mind tu s,,ul IN cxtcilt vi tn nnku
it nteussAry for bin 10 retire fst,na business md
uians who .naka speciality IT the traatt,eut at
i,tntul truItblca. Tic attachtnant Of Mr.
Fsuaeh for blu wife. WIN was fuzpleFIy i Mtsx
Lbrrjny, and wtlN IL apokc,l Ut u u ,.,tely und
aecoMpllshcd wun,a''. WA ot such . rhArac.
tes Ms nrs,, ~ ~ .nako i.sr ussti shEk whteh M
reaved huhbaud. slnco her lacease Mr., French
Ssnu!her.l ts! s!a.es, neeolnIanlod " Ms: Y. ". z
in!t..i from %. xret aMt sss,,lto that Weighed
npn', y Mi.a AiAsrantc,i h!s fsunltss. White in
washington blu fltAer, 1u3Kt French, Assistant
SECRETARY Of tl,e Irsss,,ry; avt.a1 hin, 70 seck
nnder ~ Z, ear. @ Sf pbys'oaas, IT, aeeof,tnRy
wsMt " II. rhni. biimn., whore hu is 1t ptGsatlt
occupying apartments Ia a urlvute hnapitui and
undergoing sroatlnent for his unfortunate nil
nGnt.
, 1881-12-12
GRAND OI,EltA-uOUsE.

Tho Abbott oporn company opens tonight
With "Frl DlAvalo," MIss Abbott In her charnl-
Ing rllo Of Ztriina. Castle as Fra DAarolo. An.
nandule III I.ttdu AlEetsxh. and CouIy ~ 6iacamo.
III which he insorpoAtos tho Rreat "wolt sonR."
On Tuualay the "Ghimea Of Narnanly" will be
Klse,l for tho only time during tho enlargement,
Abbott IA MtgitHttte, AnnalltlasH A. GtrIadtt,
md Cnnty ns Jhs3x1rt. Al. the Wednesday,
n,urtsitu tho "ilohemInn uIrt," and on Welncs.
d,ty evening, fnstetd Ut tho 1.-TWO Cavaliers. As
holt in tho Tito rnis. TIN Yhurssiny "Mnr.hu"
WI! be sbsttntesl for tho chln,os. us tsst M
on,nnse! no,. an;l sosssal w,It appesr u q. t!to
day Lucia" At Tho Abt1ott t,nttnfo on Hatur-
u4X ., Pun and Virginia." ind saturday hight
, 1881-12-12
"fIc e!thcr feRrs bis fate tno much,
Or hts dcsUris 1lr1 Rf,Ik11,
Who t1Nres not pit It 10 tito touch,
irS main mr. lt,tn n NIL -
SOCIALISTIC SCOLpS.

They TaItO Another yyhnek as Capital
mud Capitalists, DGnoNnce the Cltt-
zcn.' Association, aud Congratulate
Their Victorious Brethren iii Ger.
1nnny.
4 ss,ctalstlo rnass- meeting was held yesterday
afternoon ut Folks Ila!t. tho object OF which
did not clenrly nppoar until tho close. Tho hull
wns cold and rheerlcss. The audience small and
lltcless, md the whole Rfalr anything ese tfinn
II success, tlniBss the purpose Of tho cali was TO
gve some ut tho stolt1.timcrs" a chuuco to nuke
speeches.
Wtllium Kempko called tho gathering to order.
and, for his trouble. was called np0Il TO prcsdp.
Ne stated, upon taking the uhntr, that tho meet
lug wis non. political. and ut once introduced
Paul tlrottk4lt as tho nrst nG1!tor, rho lMtter
German a'" t"r I M haur '" ehoSsng my 'psI rs bis
thomo tho cn.1'alt,on Of suulalIsnl In uerlnnny:
Whit By @ sa pMrto"k. larSs!y of PITT; nistorca! !
wtthstaAdnE bn failed to present Hl,y:hlng new
or which Ills Mlrlltors wero nut enlIru1y fAtnla
u @ for a epoTs u so 1e1aaa 70 s ss
una
droArEp OVER THE SUCCESS or THE so-
Cl.tLtATA
n oleot;nx fourteen members. despite the pro-
hIDiton pHced uDun' nil trlltles- unions and or
x,tt,szatlnns Ut woskIngncn aud ugttation und
q. ii. .loan tollowefl III English, and spoke for
over an hour. lie did not conftne himself 10
my p4rticulnr subject, hut thrashell around
iians, epndonstng many Of his Old sposchcs in
o. such ont s%ps produced yalue wnsi,
itnl": thAt the use Of "eapltal" uoprlvct iabor
oreaie s tSfi ana na ana ssaa @
its only rouiro'cr. liz elaborated unnn tho
"tree.laad" Idea. 50 dur to the soeIa!,sta, #
some length, aud went un TO held tint nil
ssa' s. :sss's T !as aPss
, 1881-12-12

ttht tho rinxc levy ii special assessment fur
il.u In,rr.,vuuient Of liunnChlt ttnllnvAri With
Gust ut Sl;,l3411 II was rcEerral To special
con,ulittcu II report IN one week. Aters wcro
iakgn for rrnvrlnR Furrsi t1len nvcnnr by apt.
Wcatcrn avenue and ArmltaRc rend. Adjourned
nm txGfk.
, 1881-12-12
THE STRIKING MILWAUKEE, ClGARnsKERs,

upttHE DEsF7ItH 10 @NV VAtta9a 7ftHt3i1.
MItwAUkEE, Wis.,, Dec. li.-Fourt hundred
strtktnx axaFtnakeEa are AttAl out, e1Aa 1hage IL
no show OF u co.upro.Htso. President Htra2scr,
Of tue international uninf. will bo hote FROM
New York tomorrow and address q mAss meet
Ing. Trade uuluuA frum nlI parts or tho co0u.