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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
g 10 cites 6 apiteI. a

Sic brannte bur6, nit einem iunsen
TausenidtS, geamens 2outs, ben iie
Scaatsss, spenn fie tpeinte, in ber 3ir1e
fab.
Gr neritanb es iie su beitriden, su taus
iden uno.. .i6mierte iie srnnblih an.
Scar tel sont les femmes."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22

9ei Der auffiubuns einea
farsIid in 0. ausseiesten ainbes,
fanb man Elm Bapier NIT foIsenbem
gerie:
gssinen Batter Sarf i'd nidt nsnneu,
Oenn icnit ipiirDe man Jpn tennsn,
Weins gutter tDi4 nod Suusfrau isiu,
Dsuu saat " u W. e&aHtG MID ia,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
Eriftiger @runb.

Imt tmann: 9lllp 9u pillit bic
Stele beS GOctenSrdbers ni6t itberneb=
men, Sans
Sans: Stein, Serr 9lnttmann, i9 banf
Sbnen re6t f66n!
Imt tmann: Stun, tparum tpiait 9n
iie benu ni6t annebmen 2
sans: Sa ieben's, Serr gImtmanr,
3 Spril6pprt Iast: 99er gInbern cine
6rube srdbt, fdIt lelber binetr, unS ba
pia i'd bas Iieber einem glnSern absrIais
fen!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
Sic fab b;es elm unb lpmpatbiiirte nit
ieinem idntmerliden Gleno.

~ W. ptSp VIZ utp lYHtPUsYtittkp utt+
ietnem idmmerliben Glenb.
vWarin liebft Du mid io2
yWarum Ieudten bic Sterne 2"
.gSdre nun Mnaitaiia Elm Utann setpes
len unb iie bdtte benfen SeIernt, 70 batte
lie nibt ein9eIeben, mas bic Sterne Ell
eentIi6 banit gu tbun batten. glber es
sins ibr ipie ben meiiten 5rauen. Sic
cenfen enttpeSer an nidtS, ober an ettpas
anberes. sSrauen baben nibt piel 9osif.
4ber tie baben ettpas 16arferes ais 2osif,
iie baben Snitinft.
9lnaftaiia lieB ii6 bon ibrem Snltinft
leitenL iie fiel ibm gum Dpfer.
20, Jaoul, 9u bait elm ebleS SerS u
pllnb parf bieS !Sers baS Deine iein
nennen 2"
,GS BARI"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
9msitss 8apitsI.

,sgnaitaiia! SD fam ni4t Obne Did
Ieben
60 besann RapuI iein erites 1eftanbs
nib Der 2iebe.
JtapuI bate @naitaiia ihOn lanSe Ses
Iiebt. Sod mebr, ct bate iie perebrt
ipie elm DeiIigsnbiiSS, t1;e Bag Grncifir.
ipie einen @ott, ia, tpie bic Wtutter Gots
tes isIbit. gr bate iie bisber nur beins
Iid su Iieben setpagt iest bate er lih Elm
Sers sefaBt.
9lnaitaiia tpubte, bab 8aDul iie liebte.
Srauen fpifien 10 etipas INNER, aud tpenn
iie es iih nidt ,nerten Iaiien. sic lieB 60
iih niht merten.
Bis baber bate lie ibm nod ME Elm
2Gheln ge9Dnnt. Mae Uusfelfontraf=
tipnen ibres motor risi" galten bis bas
Der nur Gbnarb aQein.
Gr bate bies bemertt, jsin GIenb trar
bsiGurssrnsrtrSiG.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22

yaber Sepp, 9u trinfft ia beute gar
/. sd babe feinen 9urt.4
SRA i9au Sepp, ipenn man nur trim.
fen iolIte, tpena man Ourit bat, mas
Rdtte ba Der Meni9 Dor benz
E biereppraus2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
Das td9lid)e DOlk8blntt

foet per Rois totns ecnntas s5Iats 1870 per abr.
,25o sas babe 5obr Hna $3.50 sas BiertsIiapr. Att
sOnntassbIatt slf 20 per Satr $3.50 has ba!bs SabF
mnb g. 80 has gtsrteliahr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
8erIiner Sta m m bu d =Mufia +,
Sebe, tpte 0u, fpenn Sn itirblt,

Seue, IpR &l, tpsllH -SU Iltrplly
sSlnif' Sbn'n ipo5l isipeibt gu baben.
8enn Du, iuter Spttlieb, basu Elm Bib
baben tpiIit, oann foof Dir een's, I'm flebe
es inn. llebrisens bleibe id Dein Sreunb
uno 3u faiitft faiitftt Dit 11d ii. mir mir srriiii,srs srriiii,rs
oas bate un,iOnit, bas foit niidt. I'm
SuIest iebe id Dir nod BRET iute 2ebrea
nit uf ben lSes; Gritens 9Senn 9u feen
Selc MID bait. 10 foofe Dir niidt! 3tpes
tens sGenn Du biniefaIlsn bit bann
iteb tpieber if ! I'm brittens g4enn Du
cen Wtal unter eene Seerbe Ninbpieb iebIt,
Sann mad Dir cen 5eaen, ionit finbsi
man Did niht ipieoer 'raus.
Dein ufrihtiser greune
SsisptaamGfHG
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22

8ii9pf Meabe in 8irsinien iagte
einmdl: ,llnlere Widb9en lsrnen nur
tpenis, aber uniere iunssn Dldnner finSen
pas niht aus"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
yalt,e Naunter Sf2.
emiitbIi9 { SO arnuns.
@er bieien Derbot'nen gBes betritt,
3ablt a4t3ebn CUTE Groi6en,
llnb tper nittt sabIen fann, bern tpirb's
glm 2eibe absebroiden.
Der ein5ise Troit.

rSlunz Iiebe 2Ouiie, tpie sebt ss Dir in
Geiner Gbe?"
oa9 8ott, i9Ieht, benn mein Mann
fptrb td9lid n,ebr elm SeufeL !"
sSat er benn aud Corner ?"
yNod ni6t - aber es 1T mein eirsiaer
TrOit bab er batO tpelae befDmmt /"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22

2ieber Sas 8einaIs in=
Heb.
yA6, i'd tpinicbte aud, ib bate lies
Der Das Sein Sebrp4en, aIs Die Spien aers
rillen !"
yygtanu q"
Der Ooftor pumpt nod, absr Der
S9neiper nidt mebr."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
Mannigfaltiges.
BeriDnIi6e Sreibeit.

Meiiter: 8relIspOnnerpettsr @as
ma4t Der 8snseI tpieSer fur einen Spef=
tafel
2ebriunse: 9ta, i'd tperbe bod
tpObI bic Ireppe 'runter fallen biirfen?
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
s6Dabii6s SamiIienrad.

t6t. -
Mutter: yaber SodeIe, tpas faIlt
Or Senn ein, 81 betnes @rDBpaters 2eif'
q rOtbe gSeit anIese. 6lei6 siebit bic
i4par5e AM"
SofeIe: uSebt freut mi i6on bic
gang 2ei4 ninner !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22

Gin 2ebrer fraste einen csunaen :.
uWo5u Sient oas 8rob bauptiadItd &c
&nabe; Dllm Butter barauf su f6mis=
ren!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22

Sebrer: @er lit Dein Bater /?
9 9Iler: Der Ia9etpd6ter Utaler
Gebrer: @ie beiBt 9u3
8 bI Ter: Srausott S6nbel
2ebrer: Mie fomnt benn Sas?
S4aler: yier banim tpieSer sebeis
ratb't.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22

9ebrer: @ilbelm tpie fpu,n,t es,
oaB Ou su ipdt fontmlt?
9 d uler: Der &Iapperitpr6 bat eiz
nen fletnen 8ruber sebrabt; mein Batter
1T IN Die Stabt sefabren es mar nnr aut.
baB Die Ulutter 6a mar.
, 1881-07-12

Empire md further tleclllu tn its value
will tferal,Ra tho ihtn,ces of tho cOitilfy III
why tlIat will he severely felt III Nreat Brit
MIN. The attempt to throw out silver ns
mol'cy III 1ntlln md substitute gukl would be
M experiment that might tlcr1nge i1rftlsl'
commerce to n degree little ircntrlt Of
ut PRESENT. It won'd not he Surprising
II England stiUulu lu tic irst to tfr0 OF such
n decentralization M tlIat, ana consequently
otlo uf tho enrtes4 ltatlni,s 10 suggest resta-
rlitf0n Of silver 10 tho worlds stuck Of money.
At NIL events, this coulse Will 6u tho natural
runctlon fronl nny determined resistance OH
tlia part vi Enga,ut tn tho nroject OF an ill.,
tcrnattonnl slouble stnlllartl, md there should
bc no compromise whereby England chi,
nvuid tho poi,aity of the onc.stdett policy she
Inns adopted in this rcgur.l. Tic btnctatllsta
of this country 1,ayo never contemplated tic
ntfoptlon ut singia sfyef standard any more
tlial the adoption Ut II slilglo geltl Standard
and lie English statesmen md bankers aru
much mistaken II ll.oy lmngino they call
forc0 tho United States Into the foruer POSI-
ttOi.
, 1881-07-12

acknowledges by my official net prIvnse nh
ligasaou. II should t,e notcl1. moreover, that
tlln subscribers to thls fnnd are little likely
10 tlnyp my fnyors TO ask from tic President
Tl,ey arc mcli In Independent circumstances,
not known ns politicians, and few II my Of
t',em couI't bo tempted 10 accept my nll1ce
In tho gift OF The President. This Is especial
Is TRIO of tho Chicago subscribers to The
fund. wf1ose names are guarantees that their
subscriptions are frec-wtti offerings. wttt,nut
thought 0f anything beyond. II the Presi-
dent should request Mrs Garfield to decline
the gift sl,e ought for this onco to dcpart
iro', Tie rulc Ut wifcly obedience. a qunr-
Tor 0f a million t,niiars carltot pay for tic
ngony she Inns suffered, but It will always be
10 her grateful reminder of tho syn,pathy
of tho people with hur ai,d tho President In
tllptr Rt1flcttuu,
, 1881-07-12

tiastarttty ins[nuatfng that tho penrlo arc
more scared TIM, the President Is hurt; that
tho doctors hnvn n,n,1e his condition appear
n.ore serious ti,an II really fs for the snkc Of
notorlcty md larger fees; TINT tho cons,ilt-
Ing Physicians have not continued with tho
tnse; TINT mona of tic fntornul urRans hive
been Injured; Tint lie could not l,avc rccov-
crctl 81 rapidly l,au I'D becn Severely hurt,
ai,d 80 on.
These charges, Which are now soniowtat
covcrlly insln.lascd, win soo,, bN boldly an.l
openly proclaimed, u,,tl the stAr.r0utc thieves
nt,t spol!s-ltnntors. NYho ntc only "Stalwast"
In grabbing 1inu,ier aiN1 corr.ipttnE tho pub
lie service, will enter upon shameless ennl-
paiglt Of lying aud slandcr 70 recover their
lost gruultl.
Haying nlrondy gono 80 far In their indie
cency a. to charge that tho President has
only met witt, thrilling hurt TINT lie ns bccn
lying III tic shilling heat for tlearly ten days
allowing doctors to uxuhltne litn, TINT his
tlevotel wife l,as been ncedlesty worrying her
self over n scratch, mid that somc Ut tho best
surgeons and physicians Fl, tllc country hnve
been fearful Of the results Of u mere flesh.
wo,ln.l, why moi 70 furtller9 II Is rs easy
fnr villains to Invent big lie as snail onN.
why Iot s'a,so llne oaete'"lS ni"'"e ar'
1a''eea VIII" 1'lo "retcn '''..eai 70 s''oot tle
ifesaent' aha that sue ltessaeht Klhaly
eonscn.ca 10 expesc '''hse'I 10 assasl'
ha1!oh' WY hot chaFge tlas tle u.s.
saalt WIS arfangea III Caollaes '1heetlne,
a,ha snpM'ttett w. 'o eul'e"' turing nne OF us
s'slts ~ li'e -" MY ilonse. m'u tlas l'e KIM
~ eon"c''te" 70 nlo Ns'o''p"i' !''"' u'e
ttes'ushts oous ~ wuy I'ot sei'a'sly %
liur1 n'a' a'e! t9la1 'he !,!es't.ent Rllt'S coh'
ss's1 s, ~, !" W. ~" .''aes ~. i m u".e"IS pae-
.leo, 4.lS .,' w.nn' np' w. "ns ''lofo ''slsa-
s,''1.,'o W snnlloess t'."'' LIZ Industrious
''Gs -, ehos a1e 'o" n'nr'1s'
!"o aE"''uo VI eHcso uoao'tiohs ol wv
, 1881-07-12
PERSONALS.

, ,t ,,c,..d t,,4 =, tot,,
-. ~ sov' Nv e"r ~ NV A"&s''
~. 'a' rug. "'' 41e'e~'
GrlSconfs last was noe wholly wAhoat
good results. Ito hns Iost Sl'Nu ny !ts
1t Is understood that BartItnl will add to
tne h1tfacuopso4 n'e 'ec1rcuShcxt soasoaa native'
burn American who bus never bud coaloEo tito
cot'1erEed o'l hlF1.
From tho fact that the leading editorial in
tho Boston Advertiser Of Lust Bataruy IL entitled
"v,tnl Questions at Yato College," It louks as
though there WIS talk Of disbanding tho batland
poatlng caals Ut that lnst!tatiof9'
"Througii tho Mist is The title Of poem
received ut thIs os'}ee. Ths Is serious .nntter.
Al long rs our poets keep 1toIr efforts On tho
otner aldo Of the mist It Is all r1eht bnt ths idou
OF bringing them through will hardIy wurk.
Queen Victoria tlls beon presented witt, q
golden ax by tho AanAttecs Thut story abuut
Gcur4o Washington md bis hAtchot las eyl-
IDENTIFY Just renched AfrLcn. and Vlutorla's
faithful subjects do not prvpose that shb shall
get left.
4 chfcorn o,rt rafpsa,, tr marry l,or 1ovo
unless hc performed SUING heroto 1cut Af,or
hearing hin tell her muthpr thot be thought
nun who would lot an Old ,von1un run bis hu,,sp
WIS deserving ot no bettor fAte, she told him 10
Hot the license,
Mfr. rcw,s potfcr. n,,c of tho nirectnrs of
Mn Gn.rotx t,.mt .vhict, Tv,Io, IN Ises ill.,, ~.
,nn,lr ~ IL, md ,.rIer ovor tho df.rraoat,,,
ontlius Of .lat Instttutlon. In A,nericu It Is tue
tiuposItors Ut brukon banks who dto,-the officers
ouiy u1oyo to Canudu.
s1nr r, ,,v ,,aort, The ,,,t,,, .,,.,Irr.
steo, ''"'"'
s,y s;d5n., ,.,,,.h , ,ro,,,,,. ,.t,,,,,. u,,,.x.
Itn,, ~. Ill.,, .sa .,a,s so',. 49,.
sThaw ,rss" urn snar ~ has",r ss's. hos.t
sIugl -
, 1881-07-12
PUBLIC, OPINION.

arrfu1n,11a f,onuh1foa.. tT.a i. sct,.an .r.s
ap'snetM t..,t Net: AntGo 1Ias.
" ~. ~. T.. -. Gu'o"ao auouteu w
.uv m''s , ~ psu.ees asaIust tae nu'hlnaton Of
s.aat, ta,. "!ae 1,!o " .ao psotet.oss Mas d. Il
~, "n'..ur. y. "es."e!u' t.tter aov' uennisoh
uaa p,sa.oS tenuatsa oea' aFtauE tao VICE
Jobm H. Furbos of'a " a.nn ~ 'a1 ia HHo 70
~ s,u tot va w1mt . yon % uaeEstaaa ,aa 1nat
49,, III ~ ttn th.s nh9 an M ~ tn9 soun
snent" fhn 'n.ton Maasn"hSssc";s att,aea ~
hred te words out @ ke plstoI saot snd wsEaea
os
Boston Journal (Rep,1: The aurounced
purpoyc Of tho Now Yurk chnmhar of tom,
,narco =, ra,sa ~ s"n.,rn,tar n,.s - " SV.
tor ut million Of dollars, to he presented 10
Mrs Garfield. anpenrk nj first thn,,uht n nm
arous nns Io1 m ,nonnronrtat" % sot, mi sh. ~,
nina W. rsna"t ,'n,, ~ t.,o .nra ts,,a.,i"sah,e
Wbtou Il ay ho "a estast II III tha not sss
arpruprlalV uti i'll other aucounta, it would DO
premature Ut Tho prcsout ttlno. Il could ps y
m!h "o' on'y y ~ nraot, 1ns osucs " ns 9arneias
UIrIold at tho hanAs ut = fsw Wsaithy man IL IL
New York IL nut delicato; It lacks thG elanent
of bot1ta spnitnnnnua act Of the people, whEoh
" taG only annH snat eou'a JUSTIFY H. ana u ~
9fes'' "s''s'o''' s.
new 1ork correspondence rhtladelphln
Leaper: Tho talk IL that tho now Directory pf the
Metfopslitan Elevated tallsoaa bus host!o ia.en.
some obseryations lot full by BIZ. Cyrus " Ffoid
+1.s.,.,Js"t ~ .ho ,.,ss., .xha. w. s.us
o,n,""aa ~, ~ .s,!t - hHun - sno assa W.
t%nao anaouns.a .ae tas ,s psGoaG'y Ffees. A
.hs, md that ~ ,b,Ir "hao1 for sass % "a ~ ~ ~
.sa',s a,,n 1nu .s - 49,. .a'. oaSuA .ur eao nS
, 1881-07-12

Gu1TEAu once iccturctl III Providence aid
rrofcssct to "reply to Col. lngorsolt" WHAT,
over tho effectiveness lot tho reply In other re-
spaets, 1t brought no tnuney to tho till. nnd tho
champion Of orthodoxy Was rut to rho disagree.
Ablo necessity OF luavtnx town wltbnnt pnylng
hts hotol-bi(s. The newspapers confpllndoh bin,
with fngcrsull, and tho report wrnt abroad that
the Colonel himself WIS In tho hnbtt OF otn!tt!rg
tllo litt0 ceTusuuty ut tho clerks olIce. Tho
story WINS ~ extensively circulated that Col.
lngeraoll had 10 u,aEe denial ot It,. Wbat was
orthodoxy doing In tho ,neuntlme for thls stngu-
1nr chNnlp[UN2
, 1881-07-12

IuE intention Of France to fortify the lit.
tln Town uf Allncil,asso In Sayuy Is sal.l to
llaye produced II very unpleasant impression
III Switzerland, l0 say ,,uthfnK OF Italy, which
Is Threatened 'by the demonstration Oil lIer
frontier. Savoy WIS nude ncutrnl territory
on the restoration ut tho Kingdom ofSar.inia
in 1915, AID tic neutrality Of the province
WAS recognized mid confirmed when 1t NUS
annexed to Frauco In lstD. Switzerland has
been conceded tho right Ut occupying II wllell-
ever sllo n,ay consider 1t necessary 10 tlu soto
preserve lIcr own neutrality. Surdintn wis
prohibited fr0lu erccllnR Qualifications In tho
territory, alld France assumed the sal,le oblt-
cation, which she las now formally nIl-
nou1ced an intention to violate. rl,o build
Ing Of the Mount Ccmis Tunnel Inns given
peculiar Importance TO the Political status Of
Sayoy, which controls one Of tlla entrances.
As long as tile territory was ne,.traEtzed tie
same condition extended to the tunnel, hut 1t
would lose this protection OIL tho ERECTION Of
tho fortiilcntlons at AnnculRssc. 'The Swiss
Minister ut Paris l,as been directed Il, prt,-
test against the violation Of neutrality In Sa-
voy, and 1t is believed In some quarters that
his representations Will have great weight.
, 1881-07-12
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TIE CH.cAon Tntnuxx has established brunch
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, 1881-07-12

natno and cntisu tho great seal OF tho Common.
wenl h to tlt ntliSetl. l,one nt Frankfo fort this
7th tihy nf July. Il. n. 1871, md in inc ntncticth
yrnr Uf the Commonwealth
tiy thO t}nvGrnor, LUXE p. BLACKBURN.
.IAMEa BLACKBURN. 9ccretnry or Htnte.
, 1881-07-12

Expoatti4n 13tttllng.
Michigan avenue, oppoalt Adams street. Thomas
Summer Night Concerts.
, 1881-07-12

BARON VoN SOT1iEst, atl old Austrian
lnlscr, was lutely murdered Under PECULIAR
circumstances. I1e was Immensely rIcl,, und
lived Oh lIands0ne cstntc few miles from
Vienila. llg made Ills start IN tfo by selling
iottery-ttckess, and kept SO well what he had
that In tiu,c liH WIS recko,lell 4 man Of nnto
even among lnf1'tonatrcs llo pinclcd his
pennies OH both Sides. The npp1cs that felt
from his trees were MI numbered. Ills horses
md cows llal their food from Ills Dwn hand
or Ills wlfe's, alnl never enough of 1t. Ills
servants were sl.amcfnlly abused, and often
kept out Of weeks or Il months wngcs for
slight oiEe,ses. WitIn', the Huron aud his
wife (wllo was n III helpMuot for s,,cll no.
blen,a,l were extremely dcyout They built
Il large cIape! near their estate, anu guve to
the Church 1.-THE of ull That they squeezed
out of tlle IUor. The litlo 0f Daron was con-
fcrresl npon the ,Niser by the popc ns q
reWArd for eminent plrty. The DarOn
Ind on Ills place Il gnn,rltucper WHO
WIS ~ infscrably poor that lle could not af-
fprtl 10 Eet married. ll0 hal lived with ono
woman twelve years anil lad fur children.
The Enron Was gradually shocked by this
l,nmOra1ity, and baue' tic gasnckccper get
instantly married. Tho lnnst replied tint he
would clleerfutty ,l,arry II the Bnron would
l,isy for the wedding. The pIol,s nobleman
dismissed lin OIL tho SPOT within few
hours tho gamekeeper rettrnetl and shot tho
iniser leMl. rho funeral was attended byaM
in'Me,'so t3'rong from Vienna, md the n,our1l-
crs narrowly escaped being nlobbed. The
body Ut the Nliscr had to DO protected by tile
police. III Tic cemetery mock fair and lot
terry was held ind considerable sum raised
for the benefit ot tho ga,nckoeper's wot,an
md icr four cllfllran, Thu Daron's widow
was terrified into giving tho lodge to tho
woman runt-tree aud contributing 900 llor-
lis to her support, while the Socialist ncws~
papers III Vienna raised 10. 600 ilorlns for tho
same object. Tho Incident ~ regarded rs
specially valuable because It throws strong
light OIL tic power OF Socialism In parts Of
Europe.
, 1881-07-12

t1ty for kEtiGr thAit4aKVfnk; but Il Is IN otjef
for tho fIt.,ysl,,trtrs tU stsot1Y5 tkfe 6txxesnr
t,nt, they nis, d9i1E 10 with Hi,ost universal M
DrVvul, "r
kcolknk t1n.) Cuts Guy tl&ep.): Our ~
jcutlnn to tho word "Btnlsnrt" Ia tlat It tnnans
nothing: ,lut to 'no exteut i bus, NV 'nennns
:. ,'.s,a ~ t'so W." 'us.eau!s; enut "ure No.
hrrisll. allu sho!Il ua jrft ny I'LL rntt0nal
rreaturcs to bo used by parruts. II used ut n[.
Of mounting %;aoSap'e s's to ' IT, it, ."sn and ss
!mpertincnt one. 1t Is tho preterso that sutno
!topt'hllcHns are better Republicans tlian Other
Rerublictns who nro inst Us good Republicans
Ms they. 1t is tho prctansc that u innn who
wanted Grant for I'reaslnnt ie 4 bcttur lscpnb-
cun eS.. tnAt H. 1iio wno "hee'' LINING. Y !ae
1an IIiuInnEnnrun f,hm,,, ;hnn Ti,3i Chsna
tler, We're ryor ratjoliul beings asked to jun In
tho whfri Of Y tur4cr .clow,l.lice VI nonsense
t4An ttlatx l!trn In iuwM lust year lnir.hfths
f.r Wain" ~ st y ch,3c iin" thsv WIZ eo3
Stulwarts iur IN uutI iiut,ubllcnns us tito s;al,
warts. l3llt OF nearly ull thosa Il!utne mel Tho
sqena .!l Gholcq w!s oral,t. 90 n tholr second
Goa GsH I,nn,.,'. ~ ,n stnIyra MGu III aa
inside Of ut,lssunsIcG nrutol,ses Ike tl,ose thst
un,ear ts.nayei 10 st,tsot it,tn odium Tho lylne
ntsts,,se tit e. ter% invsiyes' it viii Se oioat
New York Tribune: Mr. ConkIng's posl-
ton In ibis cuntcst hus scu1ncd incxpltc1lIu even
to tt,1ilY Of h}H friAnts, Tbure Wns cn1rcaIy.
AHA rc,,nr ror ~. r,u,anu.,,r ,,los, u S W, ,hs
on ,,a.% ~ u. uvse ,,,s III .ug
nne nahu, helatonuea 70 ~llhueiew from political
life altoaoshos, nr. on the othur hand. el!bcrate-
ly intended TO nuke mischief, and to brcak down
The Iopubcan narty. If It sho.,iI rcfnsc IN to suh.
au .'.'', y sho"4 fc4uou " sp'
NIT 10 hlS WILL alr' Eonkng cdrcs 30 little Tor
principles. for questions ut public polscy, Or fos
concern bis ow,, pdsaueomeut that m M no 'ust nIaa,
ony @vo fesgmoa @ 10 % " o. t2nfno;s @ m and os ,
ri, Iuursr oou,r, o ti,o nrut,orn @ In III, ssn,n ya
Il Is possible that shs, was thu real
- cs. scr ls %r'&y ~ or nnnts ~
serve hitnseif unless ~ GHuid coittrol tue up.
po'ltmetits; Possibly he ga not then expect 10
be rGellclel, aHd cnred not Il snnp Of bis hnVeF
whether the Republican purity wis loft In II tn!.
tnrty or nut. Thu whulu Legislature, ho WIS
to!a. would get aas',' oM its kilees t. heE ht to
70 this advic, Ii eyen moro conclusive evidence
than hH rehRnatton nf tho fuut that he never
waa truly wurthy OF the hHn1ra and. traetd
which this stuts bits AeApca upna him.
ant, ado!niInocrLng, aau !nsolent tenpsr negaaato
oppns1llon WINS fur Hrr.lter thAf b. had G4-
, 1881-07-12

IIoo1ey's Theatre.
Randolph street. betnCcn CLARK and In Salie.
@CindefelIa nt School,"
, 1881-07-12

Olympic Theatre.
Clark ttreot between i.aks and lsandolph. 1.-THE
Two Urpt1u8,r 4
, 1881-07-12
THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY CON.
RKHENnE

Ihe Alonctary C0'l'erelic" ''e'fI NJ Paris by
1n'!aAl'oh oI Inc fschch all! American uoS-
efh'nei'ls aa1oufheh on oat'lruay Wltaol't
fcach'nR any tteiii'ft agreement, but hot With
OUT having fnauo some pruKress toward tho
l'',a' solaltlon ot the pfoD1ehl Which 1t wns
eailctl 10 cohsltlor' IlIo t0ilftfetica tt!-
Joafied 10 fpeet nea!n April IL next, about
n'''e months hence, and after adoptng rcso-
ltlol's 10 tne ettect TINT TIC recess s'!old be
improved rs continued negotiations between
lilo Suites looking 10 al International Con.
veft1t'' Tor tile establishment, Of IL General
Monetary union. Just bcforF adjournment
t'lo Ffetlcll 4hd American aelegatos united
IN t!le following dccaratlon:
Iho depreciation md xreat iluct,iations in tho
y.srs isuvo % showu heaissiysss IL s' a,ld Which c" s'o
linle to oxist hayu been. and arr, Injurious to
nbsna,ent IN md gSnG!1h !,en F ra np rcSn .o es
q vnIue between alvor atli guild wUi,lti proicu
to tho @ WILL is 10 to enefee t' re- o.
Important group ni st,tcs. BY whlc tiisy .l,ili
sis ngsiGo - onG!t sher M ,!'ts t to- tho ireo and III,
proportion Ut wclxht betwoeI, tha a.,ld a,,d I'll.
yur fontainsI M incl e tile y m'',ol,etaty unt of e,cil
sue monty ,nus IL iss,,rl. @ w c,,,s nmG n,n' 10
tain stnolity ~ tho re!'.sivo value q tllu Two
ents of ill., ~ nS " '1!Gresas @ ana foalte
Any ratio now Or Of iaso It, use. by uny com.
r.,'s. nsrelna 4n anP'Gn W sston ~ ;nortat
snpton of ts rnsi' Ut III II sllv.r to 81 ot goIi @
Won y, fo proipni nplcot VIII ess
IcGtc,l by il thun inv utiIor f1ii,,. Withnt 'tn-
sslcrlnR The effect which n',Khs 10 prtHl,scl tn-
If s,aies. euintitnniion whiv shu,td gn ;nc1.'1t,
Engiand,, rr..nco. uertaany, ind tho UnItod
ot Il, n Rro ~ ~; ~, H. nl "er Stes.
Which this conbu0tinn wo,titi Insure. wn.Ii IN,
, 1881-07-12
A3iUSEh1 ENT3.

Grand Opera '1Ianae.'
Clark street.. opp0siI new Caurt-ffonAc. Engage.
mcnt OF 1hmcH Ukell1. "1lio Honance OF Pour
Young Man."