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neW!y@GlociGI Car. who VIII hut 10 ycArs Ud
chHrcl, .fl4nfturics three f,oyarftt, and NUN.
nsr g! tho teprcsGntaiiycs to inform him Vt h!A
sG'nn eli. e., ap ray h! ' t" .,'tsent to tho peopos
ws living 1t tho time, Mtld that was n!ttrul ltIr
tn9 itotnuilDGs wero nut clnss9l a1nong tatnou4
10 IT, ti 10 Yursllyl tt, iillI tho soyrrcign, anu
IT, a!!,rss hin, tl.ls.
~ NY tiods viii Aud by tug election Of tho nco-
r1tito States. at1 Of HII tho urcnt States nf tho
i!.!sst, ~, CSut,'o,n. yot, arr M cho:cn sovcreIRn
a efsat M p1 ~ tho ssss sss
throne at Moscnw, a,lu susa u ltotn tho mnuy
cyIis II! and sorrows thut !,cast ua." :.
inru that, IN fol,. -, thore had boun sent
p9ops u ielaIs stato Ct Sa'o' uao r1"sco ice
souii nf.cr 'tho Asson.Iy WA vas II informed I ti,at
Misnanl bud been fo.!nsl III kossrotnn. TIE
l!t thr t,cxt day tho members f0r.nes1 prurcs
.!on: tot,k the holy lmngcs, at,I went to tho
INV, .h,nslsvsky s. EMsc9, w!.rc Michael was living
olit ot !ho cntIvcnt IL rntet tho encrcd procns.
Sion: hut when Tho cutnmittee hat told lis tr-
r1,id i Slleanel M "ahswers with 9rcat ringer, md
ilothor, Martha, add.ss ihat she would mt scnd
IT. i,, 1lessg Y ,a wth heT so r. b. t;'ok te .hroae
procession Into tho Church. 1t iast shey
, sf fhs, Ta't sSs psapie, 5 Tspse:s%t%,,e; aa!
their cotnul|ss!1n frntn tho usarlntiy anti nei!r.
ered Thy address intrslstcd ~ them. Martha
snla t1at har sot' WIS tsnt yot 9f ngo, md addc:
cnnlu shn'low- ssuie Lccas1tnn to thair slns; 10
tno!r i"rIner soscretgns taoy used 70 swoAr als-
delegates, frUm 4, III. tu p m. weru ct, thor
knees bpscecl1lnx Michael and Martini, hit
Mschanl pnrtlssctI ~ b. refnsa. THU, tho
tho wrnth Of fiml IN easu tho country should l,o
destroyed. At ths thrent sou and lnother ylu!'l.
, 1881-10-26
OUR FOREIGN GUESTS,


1uG UEEffaklH III &1Ulkt1n0rcs
BALTIMORE. Sid, Oct. 2i.--Ths Gcs1nan Ma
uonnl visitors arrived this forenoon, and are tho
guests Of tho city. About noon they held a rc-
ceptlon IN tho Mayors rooms. nnd afterward
witnessed nj, exhibition hy the Fire Department.
Thi+ nitcrnoon they will mntu an excursion
.town tho hrrbor III revenuc.cutter. Tongh1
the guests Will bo coinpli1ncntcd by grand
torchlGht procession ny q number Df Gertnun
societies. mid II ecreuadu ny tho German sing
tx s2esosles' after which they will bo baa-
Gu Tho return from an excursion on rcv-
enue cutter down the hurbor, tho guests, nj
riages mud visited tho Eastern Ectualo High
School aud ucr.nan Orohan Asylum. At the
e tas Ms ne
IN 1889 f0r tho purpose or rAisins fund for the
ssleuben S.atas, now IN schiltxoil Park; Al tho
CUNT Won Bstst. Secretary ,ot the iertnan
rssaat % secsesasy II ssaee ,ha coeetor % 81 to
Port, md about 1Ut Hantscmen, Including many
VI tho fnoJt prominent Gcrtnan nlefehRnts and
moved down baltimore 1treci. Tho line In
c!u.lctl Y tiusnl'er Of n,ountctl mnrsh.ls. COM
s e ,nay n sa sae ia Iii e. s asy
Gs1ls: Sssr!y III AZ a,en sarr|e.! torches ot q
fags wero borno ut tho hcnd OF tho column and
throughout tho line. After passlng down 1a!tt-
II f Bsl
unl's lInlcl. troul tho balconies OF which
Tho various. f.egns societies closed their
ranks Ana k1rUnAdtl the visitors.
frum 400 to 5Al voices Joining In tho
songs Of tho taihorsnnd Tho visitors, making
their appearance. Wcfc rCceircd With prolonged
and yocfcrous cheering, which they acknowl-
lodged by bows atd tho ruEsiu4 Of hAss. Thq
streets In every direction wrro crowded Will
pcapc, Rl,al tho demonstration was unusually
hearty md ErntfylnE. Tho scrcnado lasted until
midnight. The Germans icayc tomorrow norn'
3nE for tile West.
, 1881-10-26
FIRST ROMANOFF CZAR,
How fllc1snel EettOrovitc1a Was 1Iudo
Emperor A.ainAt l1i~ Will l6S Xcura

81. I'eteraburi .Nprue lrfmta.
Yesterday tho Emperor returned surely 10
F1totluf. TAis first Journey Ut tho Cxar IL Tho
worry heart of ltl,ssln, lcsl,o hayuy brought b1n
intoA closer cnn.nct with Ercnt musses uf bis
subjects, tls IL dcan polltIcal Significance. Ills
4na1Ssty's visit hnl boon pa.d to pluccH which
arc glorious In ltussIli, history md memorable
FOR tho ltonanolfB. 1t was tho famous dcfcnse
tNHtso by tho FroItsllo Sergtpvsky LAurA TINT
risud tho spirits OF thu ltllssan pcuplc IN i0l::
1t wl!s Ut Ntjnl-N -NovBurol thAt tho voicu uf
Butcher Atfn!u WINS ttrst hcurd sumlauutnH
representatives. from tho whole country to
Moscow tu savp ltussiu. It. wus ut. Moscow
that tho representatives assembled in tho
Iclnsko Subor t. laud assembly," ur national
co.ltic!l aud o1cctoI the first Ilonntolr to tho
CzAr'a tbrunu. 1t wusHl kostrun,a thut tho first
Lar al thu ro!Entus famly yIcllcd 10 tho re-
quest OF tho delegates Ut tho usspntly utd col-
Ecntph 10 bccpn.c Cxar. 1t was ut yarostav thus
sfichacl Tedorov!tch was first received as Cur
Ut Nll tho llitssIAs.
The rlcctloll OF tho ,ouso Of Ronlunotrs To tho
Cars thronc, :,as ycnrs ngu, WIS nu uyen. which
IN unl1ue aud beautifully characteristic Or tho
ilsissiAn pcoilc. It took rlaco withuat vloluncu
Or nlNthinntuls. 1t MAS tho result Ut an urgent
lsoed universally Tut n!ter sp,cre trIul. II
WIS accomplished unanimously. lis If 1t had been
Inep1rct fr0tn nhoyu. II fully nIiswerud IN thnt
th4t ntlon bo.wcril tho soycr0fRl. nt,I Tho cal,i-
Try. whiel. tho slavophlEcs rexardcd III tho basis
When. utter three ycars' lutcrregut,a,, Mos.
nud sgIsulund, King ol l'uand, haa 6ceu forco.i
Car. An csiict hull 1eeu sent to aii tho ultsos
ant, ti,xna Inviting she ronpln 10 olcct reire-
ssntatises ed sea th9, T. Moseew Iho
cavto hlute could ssanl ~ longer wtthuu! II
soo,yers!sn hs.nx ,!tyS1 ,a nlo nNny Iar,a by
fnllnwAs nil tim fihIIrN{1 !
, 1881-10-26

,,.. Miss AnDSErr's AllHEsT.
mt. m,.eh!hS. Yet. A-Iho arrest VI Miss llotl.
ILL., 'S1. ~ !'allydoh0b yesterday was merely u
sra,se snnoo court a1tuir, alM not under tho Co.
s.s,trhEAoCE ! AEET1Sa IN 4 c1luVclI.
nn,'a a!est hea ClaremorrEsy yesterIayeyattetl
nn"., '"u .!offereslcc by holding Land d-lcugup
,,,., s ~ Ills chapel. 1t Is thought that thls
"" ,n"",' W.. be sclurally lcsorted to tor future
r,,. Anstln' sTATEMESTB.
,,a. 'e s,. ,afceat"a Journal suys thu statement
ti , - .ae - relilas llaye plotted tue pssusila-
f;hauN s j.. n. =. F1FstoE, Sir William Ilarceurt,
S'N'''one4 aud sou!e nuremberg Of tAs royal
, 1881-10-26
STATE CAPITAL NEWS.

spsitd1 U1spaEth u 1as Chf*a0o 1FlaaHfs
BrR1SGfIELp, Ill.,, Oct. :5.-Tho Secretary Of
State totay tssuc licpnsc 10 orgnntxe Us follows:
1ho Abbott Dugsy Cotnruny. Chipago; capital.
SltOnN; corppvators, 4. 4. Abbott. c. II. nnnkor,
Albert II. Fecdcs. Tho Garden City Lonn and
Homestead Association, chlcaxo: earItaa. ST.
nNuxi; corporntnrs, Frank H., Young. Potter
Met'a!re' it Y ligxn: u u isa; f!,,iv ass y
Joseph a. Hall, lscnry II. sniastag, Michael
klErNly.
Northwestern benevolent Hnl Mutual ALL AS
sIal.ltlun, HlUolnuK1on: directors, 'fh1'nna j.
ljAlltb, John ". McCnuley. iuurK0 II. FHeutlln8s
, 1881-10-26

Chamber of Deputies, presided nj 4 meeting
which, utter II sl,recl, by Lem Cl1uttcn,l,
unanimously n'!optcsl n resolution demand.
Ing tito ahroga!lon If Tie Lccrue nsainst TIL,
importation vi American pork int0 France.
Representations were made tU t;ambetta In
tho same Acl,sc.
FALSE.
Ten. Ulrlc'l Il itoL dead, but very serious
" III.
WHAT ia NOW ct:,rrA1N,
1tARfa. Oct. :!:5.-'rhs .Jo,tr,ut tlc Paris
Scys: at Is i,nw certain that President
Grcyy will not se,d ,,.cssngu Ia tho t,ltam.
mrs ut tho opening scsslun. 1'rululer Furry
will lIaye co,lforcncu Will, Gan,bettn Thurs.
tlayn
, 1881-10-26

family nr' 1noNstrnnH, absurd, nri wicked.
Not hts 'lertcst enemy. IL says, would taliovo
that my fsisllnan would stoOC to tho crime
uf nssaslnAs!lg t'latistono Or Forster. Tho
IRISH i1'ncS considers tic revelations insane.
FtifrliE1l ATHEISTS.
Several flsoru arrests 1lluter tho Coercion
net wcro made tntlny,
No IMPORTANCE
IL aitael,c! to tho revelations concerning tho
Fcniars. r|lsirnnly srrtntls objectis Is thought
to l,s 10 rnisc subscriptions for tho ak3rtnfsl-
ing fund 1t. America.
THE "rjtEEnoM" ur THE CITY.
Dr,n.IH, Oct. :.5.-At tho meeting nf tho
Corporation tutlny, twelly-thrce members
y0letl In fnyor of Il. Dwyer Gray's motion to
confer tho frcctlunI Ut tic city upon parncll
MID Dillon, MID twenty-t1lrco voted against
IT, Tic motttls was ncgatlycu by tic gushing
vote OF tho Lori Mayor.
l.. Dwyer Hrny rcpldtaicE the mo Rent"
Innnlfcslo md separation from EngfaiM, but
cOntelett that tho ,,lnnent when MI Eli
glnlld WIS yilifyLng 1'arncIl alld Dillon was
the tlnlc for trisllncn 10 o!rcr tlleIn consula-
ton,
Tilt; TENANT FA1,M1.Rs
Of Waterford will start q rrMant-Form-
crs' Emergency Association " I'll view nj tic
suppression Ut the laml J4,x.Rllc. DE the
twcnty-threc lmeml'crsof tho corporation who
voted ngni'Ist tho motion 10 confer tho
rccdoin Uf tho clly upon 1asr1tcll nil D1llun
nineteen wcro Lldcrnls, which shows how
strong Wns thu tcGlfng aEAnst the prulosul.
MURDERED.
A1ncA1nl0l, n fArnlor, 1lns been Ioll&hl 1n,lr-
tlerc1. llu wns ail actlye member Ut tho
Land League.
THE CATHOLICS.
At meeting convened bY tho Catholic
clergy 10 consider tho course tx, bu pursued
Ill view Of tic recent aet1on Of the Goyerll-
lncnt ilaliy l4hlll 1.eAugers wnre present,
urged II refusal Ut rent until Pni1lell WIS rc-
leasc.l. Tho meeting, however, following
tho nlyfce Of tho clergy. resolved 10 tliss,on-
thine Ets connection with tho lcuguc. unu
pny rent.
MoEE ABOUT THE rIoTs.
LONDON. Oct. .a5.-A correspondent Of tho
Press Association II, dublin sa.ys tho Clltef of
Detectives lms confirmed tho report Tint
thoro was u plnt 10 nssasI,lntc Forster, mid
added tlat lso knew tho names Of two ,nesl
tnld ulr to commit the crime. The Chief .lc-
'lictl alsat there was uny plot against Glad
stonc or Sir Wiliinm ltnrcourt.
JOSEPH clI-AslNElsL.ArS,
lsatl1cal, Member Of Parliament for Dir,Ming-
)lnm. aud President OF tic U0nrl Of Trade,
sIcaking III Liverpool, asserted tllat THO Oh
jects OF thu LaNl 14cnguo Ms first ny0wetl
were praiseWottlty, hut that they iad tioyei-
oped, since tho Land act passcsl, II 1,uw pul-
Icy, the Independence Of ireland.
ATHEISTS.
Spttfat f'Hhir.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Tlso Hclultl's cnblo
snys: Tin Government llns llntlo another
swnop OH tho l4caguers tn tho arrest of DR..
Efn kr .faH. 1.tt
, 1881-10-26
POLITICAL.
Congressman Atkins, Of Tennessee.
Hukstdl 0jtunefh IN Thx sniA... ,.sA....

ConRrcasfnnn Atkins, Of Tennessee.
Special Dspaeth fq M Chieaeo Tribune.
Hot aplltsas, Ark. Oct GA reporter mel
today Congressman Atkins, of Tennessee, Chair.
man OF the Committee On Appropriations, Iii
lsrow soJour'iinK hero for his health, which }1a,
hecn 1u!te noor. III reply to question relating
To tho spcakefsh!p Of tho noxt House h6 sattlt
"Evl'sently tho Republicans will organize bj
ctcctIng ono IF tholr members speaker. It il
fossiblo to defeat tharn by. n combination Of
nenlocrats md Grcenbackers, but don't think
taoro is any disposition on tho pnrt Of tho Dem.
ncfats to form elief' II .urahnaton. knowing that
thcy hasc. no minority to, sustain their
Epenker. ! am Inclined IN tho opinion that
the coniest q, tha fscpub!can side .Ictwnn!.
lilactIck nf New fprk md kaeacn 0f lovlt VIII
result In fnyor nf tho latter. snco Tho N,tslnIs-
trHtion hns brcntna SiaIwaEt. Atnunr tho
NFce1lbnckors. Todd. of Mnlnc. would n!l the
Gflnir VITA Ho!ty. II tho Democrats wcre dis
pusci tn fDrn M readily rs tho Republicans they
tpula organlzu the House."
, 1881-10-26

ANOTHER EA1rr1tQu.Akl: IN CROATIA.
VIENNA, Oct. a5.-'rhuru was another
earthquake at .Agran Snntlny hight. sumo
houses wcrn ovcrthroWn.
4 Wlittf.E FAMILY MunDE1sEu,
LONDON, Out. @@5.-Sultluy night b,trglnra
entered Il liol,so III thu tuwn OF Enr]alank.,,
llunEnry, and murdered 1t witolu faulty OF
nIno PERSONS, including iii infant nut, II man
aged W, yeArs,
, 1881-10-26

CoLcNnEs, u. Oct. :5.-Folluwlnx Is tho official
vote Gust In th!s Suite:
G0snrnnr-Fostcr, Republican, 3le,7' Dook-
walter Democrat. aasb {.lj: ludlow, rrohlbilons
la.aa': seltz. ttcenhacls. 1,:sN.
l.tutenunt-t Observation-Disclosures Republican,
l1i.lT: 1anrsnt. Democrat, 2ss.asJ: NtcvAy,
l'r.,hll'lt1n. IL II; jenkins. ureenuack, S,;bGu.
Supreme Lsldxe-1.ong gworth. licpublIcuti, 49,
w.; tHnghNtll, l1r1nnerAt, s4I IB13: StowMrt, Pro-
hibtion. 1B,Ml6: Watsnn. tlrcenl,nck. H,ia5.
t;enelMl-SM u itepuhIean ;Ii5, 81;
1aGi:; IMttlc, GrecMs,ack. G,1H3..
Il State Tr.Ntsnrcr-T,lrHcy. Icpubiican. 3Ia.et::
W!nslnw, Dnno.rHt, 4s9,tyf: Schumacher, Pro-
hhtiion. l3.sI:; Floyd. Grccnllck. 6.4s1.
lIoartInf Public Works-paul. Republican. 3l5,-
~: Crowe. Democrat. Isl, ,aij: Dtvis. rrah!bi-
lion, l5-55; Morrison. GreenbAck, d, lJa.
, 1881-10-26
Slim Attendance Mt tho 1vonnn-Suf~
frnEe Convention, In LoifisyIiJc.

Special Dspat@A 10 7ae Chicago Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, Ny. Oct. .5-Tho eloecnth an
nunl convention Of tho National Wotnan-
Suffrage Association met In tho Opcra- liouse
hero today. II was II poor card una drew
stnnfl audience. Tho meeting was called to
order by Col. John II. Ward, Of this city. who In
trs'ducctl Mrs Mnryr Thomas. Of Rlchmond,
lnd., as President OF tho assoonuon to tho
empty benches and tue rcnnrsets md tho fuu-
e.t. Tho morning, AFTERNOON, and evening scs-
slnns wert consumed iu speeches ty tho iHdcs
Who Glin1 here frutn Il hlstaneu, alld invitation
70 the tpcctltoss to enroll their 1ln1nes unler
tho banner OF sufFaalsts, and thus lot the
eiIeakess Know whip tholr friends nrc. They
thou nd jourued to 10 o'clock fomurrow.
, 1881-10-26
C1MABuE BROWN
On t1lo Defensive.

C4MABOE BROWN
-
;t.,ootr,a'
r.,.o,,,,, ,,ro,,., 's'a,"em. - -, ,,.<,,,,.,
,nont tho bcst rdc.4ca rnd most Ia uushea.a, tic ,
Of ,nyselt. nsk yu,, to iook nj ~ ms ns W. r"ni,r
arc. no. Us you sec u. carteat!'red Ii. Nr. D.
MaurlcF's clover Sketches Of Nj. o!aert's con,!u
opcras. Come to ono Of my wlfo's wcdnes.
snn ". s-oni' ra,, W, IT,, u a,; 3"a 1,,,a, W."
~ ! guy ltom'se suu: w tao 1nost estaot1c
kaowieso % % hut you % vii inS 'snt ssnower dec. CO.
or,.tfps IN tho hal; at,d very pretty It Is, too
pixies put up against tho wall. aud Vcnctint
slass III tho cnblncs, and aon,c good rersta,,
!!''. ina'as ,,, rug On tho iloor. I allow that
you viii find the girls dressed fur tito
tnust nAr III pleasant neiltrnl tnts not III crliuo
At,d staring reds. prcr;,B AMI yc,,,ws. md that
vn,, ,IIi enn ,, 49,. 49,"
nictures. and Mr. Lans's lust 1a'adc, thau
about tho latest fluctuations of tha stock OK
chaugc, or nbout two prlyutc pcrsous' ,rrcspon.
.!n'u ol.o's .t'' ~" tuo "umuFeu anu '"eh1a
eIause OF LILO irish land b1ll. But II you feo
F Auycleo, % or a,.cmptlu to ass,,u,, u. IN Ip cs.
cell. or taiEluE lilo i,lir!estntr jnrroI, uInit
l}u Maurrr. why, then prun,isg yni, tu forfoit
E.,l0 duw!l witIlUut u 1uursnur tur ihe benefit Ut
tho lsoyal liosl,.iaE Tor lnrurnbIo liiots. And
insurv that perss,t' lnt1cGlato ai,nisslon w.hiu
tho sYHlls of tho iustltuitUt1.
that wc have accomplished Is tsa!s: We hnys o..
tnncd tue xct,crui recognition or culture rs u
titstlirt uIt,i In English lite. Even tlpae pepn!o
Eses a l,te4 s "ar pr"E!irs Tsrs y
-t'-N's y Aho"tS'Sth19 AAt'*t7S III HhtAo
, 1881-10-26

WELLINGTON, Oct. ..j.-Tle Government
Of Nuw |calalNl ncctptetl tho services ur
thirty volunteers III the view Ut threatened
troubles with TIC lrsiycs.
, 1881-10-26
Lafayette, Ind. Invltca tho French~
tilcnsA Presence.

Special DlsDaleA 10 The Chfeaeo 1rtbunt.
LAFAYETTE, 1nd., Oct. .l.-Tho City Council
last night DIRECTED tho Mayor to tont1br the frce.
dom and bospitIlItics Of tho city to tho lonora-
bic descendants Of ten. Lafayette tntter whom
our city WIS naMCtl). aud tho distinguished vfs-
itorS now tho gutsls Ut tho Mutton. Tue tGle-
gram was atnt TO Secretary l3laine, Ut tho State
DHnuFfnuut.
, 1881-10-26
YUN1S,

ARABS ftEruisEt.
TuSls, Oct. 21.--'Ihe Sltsu column s,,ccess-
fully rops.!sul iii attack u tho Arabs, whose
lelder WIS killed.
THE FRENCH REPRESENTATIVE.
Report IL current tllat Col. 11n.tll,erL will
supcrscslo lsotlstnn as FrencI, Ministur here.
kAlnWsN.
TuS1s. Oct. :s5.-rhirty thousand lruops
under tlyo Generals Aro NOW marching u,
Kalrwu1'. It il said that, after knlrwun Is
occupied, tho mutt body Will uiyal.co Of,
<;afsa. 1iia movement has been decided o,,
NJ Paris. but Gun. Suussier wholly disaI,-
proves OF It. Gen. 5A,tsscr's c0ltln,, s.lc-
ressfully crossed tho kaIroules. pass. It is
considered Il critical punt III tho alsallcu u,
Kuirwan.
THE INSURGENTS g..
under Ben Alnur, III consequence Of defcAts
by Col. La Rogue, llaso letrcatud.
ilIST.tGES
liavo beet1 tnkell frnm o!tcll Tribe for tho
safety OF tile railways.
BELE.tnEu.
Two Arabs. destroying tho French railway,
weru shot, astl tlolr he.Nls publicly uxpvsuil
ns IL warnllg.
, 1881-10-26
l}ELGIUAI,


BHrssELs, Oct. aa5.-Tlu Communal! cleo
lions took l,lace totly. Thu Liberals woro
victorious In this city, Antwerp, Client,
VcrYicrs, a1Ml Dlnant, and tho Catholics III
Drugcs.
, 1881-10-26


WHY THE KING OF rr.ti,y's VISIT WAS ros1-
lNSEll.
LUNl,ON, 0et. IA VIol,a cofrcspo,t,I-
cut suys King IlumDert's visit tu berlin l,,ls
been postponed bccauso uG tho u,lwilIngncss
OF bismarck IL arotlse tho sl.scrptiIilItlcs of
Francu.
THE EMr'EttOit.
BERLIN, Oct. .5.-Tho Emporor William
l,as nrrlyed hero ln Rooit health,
N+AiiFlEI.D.
NEIlLlS, Oct. .J.-A Garfield memorial
scryru by thu municipality will be held S,l,,-
day. Luersson. tho sculptor, Inns bcon In
strl,cted to produce q colossal bust Of tic
Lutte President.
TI1E. CATHOLICS,
Tho pol'co autknrilies having informed Tho
promoters Of tho procession ut Hresian on
thu nccasi0ls OF tho romoyal 9f tho re1,,o!ns
ot bishop faurstcr that the ceremony must
be tco.tlinetl 10 tho catlledlnl. tho Cull.oIlcs OF
llrcsluu nppealotl tn tho Emperor. who IT,
pllutl approving tho action of tho uoI1co; but,
ut tho eleventh. Jiour, Tho Emperor recon-
sitlored the request, alui telegrnpt,ed his
permission fur thcul to carry out tho ccrc-
monies ns tl!oy lIntl proposed.
, 1881-10-26

Special n,pateh 10 The Chttdoo Tribune.
OSHKOSH. Wis.,, Oct. :..:s.-SlHrtln Hoffman. r.
yeara old. committed suicide by banging In the
Town Of ttneailA yostcriny. Temporary 1bor-
rusion Ia tho supposed .at.ls nt tho act
, 1881-10-26
The Brief biography OF the IBev. MIR.
NIpt1Dck,

Ino Hov Nohqft hatloek, who was d Wild cx-
hoFter nf uote III Arkansas, fouul thas Method.
sl1l Imposed too much restraint upon him, and,
thofcfotc, Invented II now sect, III which u bc.
lef ~ blood atonotncnt was tho peculiarly, lilo
eooh obtu'osd numerous Following, uud Ut
tho eamp'h,ootlngs which 4o Av!,l lalnl,s wcro
bRrtted on nltars. Ito was qucer speaker, unt
had huhlt OF cn|ianx slucrs t,y natue from tho
pulpit, With such descriptive ap!lhais us At llur,"
F." "knaye,' ana "thlet." Tom Miller wns thus
assAllast and he told tho preacher THAT tho abusv
must be stopped, Tho two ulon mut at ruir.
discussed tho subject awhile and agrocI to
elake bands. but when Aatlock n1tendc.l his
hand t there WAS y knlto lu 1t, und ha stabbed
Mti!or t1 she heart "as y blood atoneInent." a
sano. and hs was roleascd. This wus a yeur ago,
aud the Hexs seea Ut him BY tho publl6 was lhls
Week, whon hla body was found hanging to u
tree Fsleuds Of Tom Miller had cauHht and
iynSae.i p, him: nut tho now zclalon. called Now
, 1881-10-26

9ranta, and that Representatives OF California
% t Congress BE- dskod; ia obtnin appropr.nttont
LIT i fnrfher a,!rveys Ut public lands. The report
rwltt 70 submitted ut general meeting Of ttd
Doarl Of Tra1o nnxt Thursday,
, 1881-10-26


THE FINANCES.
MAnniD, Oct. @.-fIc flnancEnl statement
OF tlle Minister Ut Fillace IN tic EoFtcs yes-
tertay Included u plan fur uiu conversion of
~ treasury Rtld relecmablc issues Into ill.,
o"'oo" tcr cent Stock rettec''lablc III forty
yoafS. Inc eqaal,z"ttoli nf tho resen.tc Hisd
INC oxpolnlltliiu II hot expected until tho
Sear 1se@"S'.
AN IMPORTANT I..\w lIl0IEcT.
.. Sptefd! thhr.
MAhislD, ocs. "k-Nith tile blt'iget there
was toa"y 'nitl ott III. lab!e Of Congress MI
Important project ot law declaring that froni
Jfl,' ], !so:' cohhlgFce nfll Navigation BE-
tween C'!pa' l'orlo 1Ilco, tho Philippines
ahl spa'll allait l'u submitted 10 tic
sa'lo teg"tatlonS ns INC tfu'la between
iehlasu'hI nor'S ana Inc l'foVahces, l'rntt-
"ciS run ellhl. l,orlo lHco, tlll tue Ihl!tlI-
p'uGs VII 10 a1fllit1ctl from tlat eate free Ut
Mll "llles IN tl'o leh,'lsa'@r WIN the follow
!'s cSeep''o'is' looaaeo WIZ refliiin hli''-
5ecI ~ eS'stlhe f'tes' Sr'f,ts Will my lo
l.naes pet hccloiltio; saEar VIII Mss lrancs
VIII pay 70 if!.''cs per 100 ki'os, md coffee ii
pes''''s 4'es W. h1los' lhoso uutfe3 VIII oe
HEpccEn nv oSEHIALF
on Jal'' !. 'ssi, aha VIII he abolished
oil o'l'' !. 1sos. ifo cabinet VIII
la'o perln,ssloh 70 suspend tile ctlects
u .i'is i n.W according 10 INC cSlsenctes
u u'u i'easnrY' or II Inc Interests nf
n!'",l'a,. ntl"stiS S''ottHl require H. WIN
llo pauRet are presented aeott twenty-five
pUIse.s .''is,s u % III" 1sna1lslng many imports
le'4sulE otItlH' mil Operating generally III
, 1881-10-26

Arends. HcnC, Iron. aud 1vlnc, with
Cinchonn, tho stutilars Innl!iclnai tunto OF tAls
progressive aGa y anrlches tho blood. prompt-
X !us!KnraEss Tie brala ,, and nervous systotn'
bright eyes, lnppy Atato 1t m!ld. Arond'a drug
etpTu, corner AndlsuH street Aul Fifth aveuuu.
, 1881-10-26

NeddlnEss JeusAInts SMlvc II ltltequAled
for eltIbIu!ls, chHnretl bands. frost bites. oto.
, 1881-10-26
ITALY.

TWO VIlirtGEa HURRIED.
EnME, tlct. 35.-Ywo a'naIl Villages, Glnildia
md Nnlluttn. have heen destroyed by lire.
Three pcraona woro Killed MD eleven serl-
onsly Injured during tho conllagration.
Fury faiuliics 0rv otncicss.
i CARDINAL.
lloME. Oct. .5.-1hG doctors despair Of say
ing the llfu Of Cartllnul uogsnmeo.
THE. INTERVIEW.
1soME, Oct. :a5.-l'telAler Deprolis aud the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs accompany tho
King to Yleuna.
FRANCE.
COMMERCIAL TREATY
PAllIs, Oct. .1.-Negotlattnns for the
Anslo-FrcncEi treaty ut commerce have been
rosuncd,
DEAD.
uaron Jumes llothsqhlids died today.
AMERICAN PORK.
lAqls. oct 95.-(atlueau, q uasWbcE Of tho
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
C1.idren IN Japan.

II never saw people take go much
delight IN their children" writes Mis-.
Bird in her new book on the japanese,
carrying them about or holding thei'
hands ia walking, watching and enter.
ing into their games, supplying them
constantly with toys, taking them 30
ricuis,s aud festivals, and never being
content TO be without them. Both
fathers and mothers take a pride in
their children. II is most amusing,
sbou, g every nor ming. 10 see twelve
or fourteen nen sitting on a low wall,
each with child or two in his arms.
folding ana playing with il. and show
ing OF his physigue aud intelligence.
AZ night, after the houses are shut up,
locking through the long fringe OF
lone or rattan which corceals the
sliding door. you see the naked father
bending his Ugly, kindly face over a
gentle looking baby and the mother.
who more often than not has dropped
tie kimono from her shoulders. enfield
'ng two children destitute of clothing
in heT arms. The children, though
for cur ideas too gentle and formal. are
very prepossessing in looks and bebav-
Tor. They are little men and women,
rather than children, and their old
fashioned appearance is aided by their
dress, which is the same as adults.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

The criminal and prison systems Of
Switzerland are as diverse as the can.
tons of which the confederation is com
posed. Within the very wide limits
laid down BY the federal constitution
every canton is Law to itself. While
in Geneva the utmost punishment to
murder is twelve years' seclusion, the
penalty for the same crime in Zurich
Is imprisonment for life, and in lug
death BY decapitation. In Schwytz,
the most primitive of the primitive
cantons, which recently, like Tug, has
re-establshed capital punishment, the
only Jail is an old farm house, where
prisoners are placed in charge of
rural policeman and an aged nun, the
latter of whom accompanies them on
pilgrimages, takes them for walks in
the country, and trusts to their honor
not to run away. The canton most in
advance in these matters is probably
Vaud, whose reformatories and peni-
tentiaries might. well serve as . model
for neighboring states.