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, 1881-06-29
q. ALBANY.


Cornell Protesting Against His Own
tiuatiou-Tfockasvny Beach.
ALBANY, N. X, June aa.-Gov. Cornell
protests against two bills now on file with
the Secretary Of State bulng included In tho
publication OF the laws, claiming they were
not duly enacted, md also In tho hope that
action r,ay follow to secure a full JUDICIAL
determination OF tho issucs involved: Tho
issues Involved ire that on the tenth day tna
Governor sent measures, ,uMinportant, ia
tho Senate adjourned without ,transactlng
any business Or. even reading the tourl,at
aud hence tho bills could not bo presented.
Tho next morning tho Senate received the
bi!ls and yotoes, hold theu for sumo !tna
without action, md finally sent tho bills to
tho Secretary Of State to be. filed, holding
that the bills became laws, tho vetocs not
having been received on or bcforc the tenth
* motion was. madc to-day at tho speclal
torn, .0f the Supreme Court, by tho Deputy
Attorney -uenural, to remove john II. hiee
~ Necelyer Of the large lotcl at ls0okaway
Dcacl,, by, the Rockaway Beach Improvement
, 1881-06-29

WitES Secretary Dtatno entered the State
department 1t wns prehtctrh tint hc would
ut once Introduce Jingu ,.olicy 1T forrlgn
atlairs. llo wns said to to "sl,uwy" but ,,n-
safu; n statesman foul Of "pyroteclu!c
displays" md 50 on. Thu people iii this
part ot Tic country l!nyo bccn lnoliing for
tho pyrotcchn!cs pyer stnce. = But they
llnvrn't sceil nny. On tho contrary,
they l,nvc secii series Of nbic
communications to foreign governments
concerning the American hog. They llnve
been informed Of mn award to our Govern
trnt Of Sill. 600 oil account Of tho Fortune
bay outragcs. Tloy 1'asa l,cnrtl Of per-
cmptory enforcement Of the rights of Amer
icnh citizens III the lsnssi case before tho
Spuntsl, Mixed Cln1ms Commission, resulting
III an offer Of tic Suanis, Government to
compromise Dussi's clnin. They lnye been
told Of MI aRcnt recently dispatched to lrc-
land to look nfter tho adopted American cit
lzcns In tlat country. And NIL tliis III less
than four mouths. Tho duties of the Secrc-
.Ary Of Slato's Office anyc, III short, bccn dis
patched promptty mid vigorously, rs ttoy
were not during Mr.. Evnrts' itcumbency;
md yet Alr, 1,lalns hns been rs wise, rs
judiciotls, and far inpre successful tiiaM Ills
predecessor. ,,1,r>l
, 1881-06-29

!TnE New York 11'ncs Is, proceeding with
its investigation Ut the stnr-rnnte frauds, uni
prosccutes Its work with such diligence mud
success that 1t promises 10 mike tic Office Ut
tho Government detectives very mitch of n
sinecurc. Its revolutions concerning the
Vlnlta route are startling, even thougl.
the public was prepared for tho dis.
coycry Of A. good deal Of rottcnness
In TINT region. The ro,,lo WIS originally
let for $1,000 a year. Very few letters
were carried by 1t, aud tho service was ample
for thu country trayersetl. Almost llMinetii-
ately 1t wns "oxpeditGt" anil tic number 0f
trips multiplied. Tho compensation WIS ill.,
creased finally to the round sttn Of s.60,0 900
Tor tho lItc Of tho contract,-two yours and
nine omonths,--lnstead of sl7, 400, as asorfglnnlly
ngrced upon. Tllis greatly Increased pny
did not add pcrceptlbly to the postal fncill:
ties Of tho poopEe, rs there were conlpara-
lively few to bc bonettctl By It. The service
has been agaln rrduccd to tic original limit,
and no considerable complaint lIAs reached
tho Department frum my quarter.
, 1881-06-29
PERSONALS.

0rt9mnn''-lIcludtnE james Gordon
ncnnett, thcrs aro nuw twcnty-four American
thoroughbrutls In England. " .,p
Qneen Victoria has refused to accept n
barrcl Of Kentucky whisky nnn,utl In her honor.
This IS rough on tlo Priuoc Of Watcs.
An American dug has Just won $1,000 for
his owner frotn tho sports ut LYONS, Franco.
Aulorlcn is great country this year.
trhe ATllutlo Ut JnpRn Inns ordered too gov-
ornsnont saco co''rses to 10 constructed! this
yenr.' Mike evidently has Kentucky blood In
bis veins.
Bernllardt has already nrranged her bilrlel.
place In porc4tc-ChHlse. Her hnlf.otphnn nsy-
iutn wilt doubtless bc placed Ia the Immediate
vicinity. .'> !.
"The r.tn,or about my being candIlntc
for Governor Is nll bosh. That Jersey hctfor
bought Inst week ID Just too outo for auythlng."
IS. i. 1iltlen. -,
Astronomers state that tho comet Is now
leaving tho carth 1T tho ratio Of J,o00 900 miles
a day. The comet evidently got sight OF st.
Louis the first thing. -
The lawyers who contested the forged
Whitaker will at Philadelphia hnve brought In
bits akgroEAtlng SIC, 900. Fortunately tho cs-
into 10 nearly valuable enough 10 pay thon,.
Jared Price, a rich farmer OF Reudlng, l'a.,,
concluded thar rs ha was d sinccro Christlan he
hnd bettor 70 10 ucnSon at bnees and+ tnhklng
this statement to hIs wife, went out nnd hnngo.l
hinsclf. 1t'WouId bo very sad II Jared shond
discover that he was mistaken. ~. -:
an exchange says that e,00o,000 watornirl-
ons will bo raised In Florida this yoar. Nuw, II
somebody will scnd In figures giving tho oolorod
Formulation Of Florida, It viii bo casy to figure
out Just hun many moions vii! luavo tho State.
= The graduating class ut West Point tllis
yoat Numbered iifty-thrre, and steps will at
once be tnken to cnlist an equal number OF eol-
dlora. Thls country ls having hartl tituo keop-
ing The army On loyol with the oflcurs III pofnt
OF numbers, but It Is bound to slooocd.' ~; -.
W. M.rslngcrly, proprietor Of the Phila-
dclphlA Record; sold the controlling interest In
QUO OF the Lines OF street, RAILWAY Of that city
last Saturday for $l,6:1, 700 cash., Whenever a
newspaper iunns vito wants bonnet strcnt-
railway or two, Is at onco put on tho tuarkct.
There u nothing, small about odLtorB.. =, -,
Sho STOOL amidst the long, sweet grass,
Where goadon-heartcd daises grew;
=" I'll hayu thy fortuna toll" sho baid, - .
""Altho' ho loves nc not, 't's true."' u =
And bending low she pluokod lowor, ,!.
: Aud hold It for a tnomcnt's space. y.
Then dropped tho leaflets ono by one,
., With eager look upon her face.
= With glowing face sho dropped tho lastsA
-, Thou sald: 40 ilowcr, you have forgot -
Altho' you sny With all bis heart
Ho lovcs mo not-ho ovcs mo not" .,
From ~ AIau'ee IYooinQ,", bv Aarat ualsLedd.
, 1881-06-29

bIn. II. ]. DAMnoN, Secretary OF the Swim
,n.na Association Ut Great nrltaiu, writes to tho
L6ndou Tt,1es to urao tho necessity OF uhlldr0n
betnE taught to- swim "a good, straightforward
breast stroka."' In caso 4 porso} falla into 4
heavy sou, a sIdo-sttoko should be'adppted, pro.
sent.ug tho back of the hand to the daah Of tho
maves., II, he says, 4 child IL taught merely to
"ttcAa wateE," no doubt after few lossont he
Will support hlnlaelft but he Will not 10 Likely
ovor aftnrward to leart,. to swim with sood
atroka. Hut 1t 4 child ID taught tho brphat-
struko propor!y, he will leAru to support himself
IN +fewos iessons,% probably, aud ~ hc fatns
strength and confidence In succeeding ycati will
practice and hecomo e!lIe!onf tak great variety
Ut strokes. {',t-'!". 80 =" 'st>:f. 3D.
, 1881-06-29

necessary for tho t;recnbnrkrrs tu divide, at
least two of tho Missouri numbers ELECTED
M Republican t;reentfackers will srnntt tin
Republican cnlKlislntc. THO election nf n
Republican, Speaker Is THUS positively MS.
surcl1, nnd tho Republican members sl,o,llt
unite upon tho strongest nali. Tint luatl
acstlis to bc knssnn.
, 1881-06-29

GERMANY Is III 4 fnlr way to undergo I'M
nttack OF tho pedestrian crnzo. 4 rrussinn gren-
ndicr has creatett a Renn!ne sensation III DerIn
by walking, or running, fRainst rncc. horses, mud
burg, moro than ninot} tnilos, In twelve hours,
and to Vlonna III four days. ,"'s
, 1881-06-29

WAugEsuA,' juno B.--Tho WaukeshA
Wooden Mills was sold yesterday to Joseph
J.. 'nndneld, Of Milwaukee, Tor "a, CO.,
About a month ago the establishment be.
eAlno. financially embarrassed, and wa
closed by ti,e ShostfI, All the machinery ln
sos tas ts'SS @ oIs. aaa w|ta sp W %l R's u +
, 1881-06-29

Mn. 11ESnr G. VESNo1s, tho weather
prophet, hns handsomo mustuuhc: hu larts hs
hnir lit tho lntddlo at,l ho Is II yours old. His
carly life III Canatn was spent III poverty. In
tho University Of Montreal he 10 rrofossnr, ard
hu Is tho author Of a book called "Cur Uirds OF
Troy - -,
, 1881-06-29
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE Cy11cA0o TntnuSr hrs established branch
Offices for tho receipt Of subscriptions nnd nd4crtiso-
nlenta ~ folowa.
NEW YUltk-Ilooul % Tribune Unildlnx. F.T. NO.
FAnntS, Manager.
GLASGOW. scotlnnd-AllAn's American Nnus
Agency, 81 Ncnnc1ts.sk
LONDON. Eng-Amcr!can EXCHANGE, ~ Strand.
HEHRY i. 1tIt.l0, Agent
WASHINGTON. Il. C.--'atn F atroc..
, 1881-06-29

4 coMM,rrEr has hectl formed In raris
for arcctnE to Victor flugo monument upon
which his eyes may rest before he ia tako.s
hwhy froln this world. flanibotta, ID Losseps.
MeIssonIer, a. Dumas, Sart1ou, md host OF
othor celebrities hAve sent in their mines ns
candidates for places on tho committee. Money
files IT, by tho bagtul, n,id Nt, 0rdvy heads tho
list with Inrgu subscription. -
, 1881-06-29
+, INCORPORATION.

AIpANY,rN. Y;at' June es.--John Roach and
othcrs have 'fllcdt articles incorporating tho
New otktE Cuba Ata!l-Steamshlp Can,pany;
eapi.att saooo,0oo.: Henry Kltldls, ChaEles
Tatttago, Mary Il. Newton, Helen Sloculns
aud ottlets l!ayB flied articles incorporating
View 70 leyeloplnK spiritual sclence aud true
spiritual yollRfOtl.!
, 1881-06-29


.r,,,,,.,nu ,,vor, Inc, i'm, r,,,,,,,noa - 49,
tittyn.t ns rntirr .,.ryir IN r,,urs.cnn ~ mr., men
cIntty. whence ntec n,tt,hrr Of hts nri,lr rnnn
10 l,Ma llntl, Amd Atll la, ttiv tnsl1lIfrl cDut
t.ni Sp ~ -, ~ wv M ~, ,,., VII. " nt 70 his to.
tGo nro,,r,"ty. INV. tr ,tuiv. NJ s',rrcn,to a. to
when ho did, lls0ru ID but t,e upnipu tttrn1,sh
9ilt Tho entire Smith: Ir hui flt'tio 70 thtnch
t, ,st, t sti hs wna!. hayo
wn,d nvn fon" h,,t his ,i,tty Il, a !, nlnI ho
10 MI exhausted people. Surrender WIS io~Irn,
tonclusfon
OnG Df Mlr Republican exchanges thEnss
lint " It n hipbtr rrnhnhIo f3s, f,t,rt ,,,,
q sood while before Cen. 0ariicld apolcsizcs 10
him Tor my appointments t'r foul1yAls fle mny
have scen Mt IL ,ntko sncu talsEng tho Executive
-. T., .'. ~. ~, esaaicr
~ II c"nntr5 to"'1oslalitp "hero ho VIII bu ns
the oiosrtI,or or usn arsnt he had no o.
Ne noeo tcety rera II sa afa S ba,
,t,1niTnton Of 'Iiro itofcrtso,, Il whit, a I'o ao
t,nssibio t., J,,o.,,aj1a nfinr IL ,matmn,. ~" H.
tjttFHctitcnt bY tlin Nav Yurk t,}Fjefnfnrn II y.
,'a w. i'orsan cne.ny nr Gen. ram ~, .ho l'resi.
nnfIrf n1,.trv n ty ~ ~, n,t ~ ~ ~. IL rs .o
eiintoh 10 Tlvc fffrout ID lo Gvsforni cxccnf H.,
rofissal 10 Join III tho thIni-term conspiracy NJ
smlcnR nt insist,iR on ino risht " dtsss'cr
nt1snr tits Hin, trr,, M. II, san1lnr ~ 10 9t
tho rights of district LiiioucntcncU uf Senotn.s s
rlal b0ssns. ho wna no Apre guilty ttan tho Cux+
@foii!!on venue tlnt nerlf!cu against tho one and Ia
'"sv' w, =. .ou ''aos..
Ille Aitssohf1 FattcD 1tn&cs is atill another
Dcmoorntto pnpor TINT Inns con'e ont Eiat-foulcd
party In staso Convention at pes u Mo!ucs s '.s ~
SSss s ss 4sssns st s s''ss ss.s n Tsse ,:
brevlty; and th9n proceeds To sllsscct tho p!anks
In detail. Tho sir4t-n rercronce To tho tariff
, 1881-06-29

TnE Natural BriAga trnct in Virginia Inns
recently been purchased as part OF a general
schcme. which Is not yet fully dovc'opcl, but
which oottctnplntes tho laying out Of IN ex-
tonslvo pnrk. and possibly Tho establishment Of
school Of forestry. !,
, 1881-06-29

MT. PLEASANT. la, June as,-Aaron
Swanson, man about IL years OF age, resid.
tng q few miles nortls Of this city, was found
dead In d field near Ills residence lust night
Itb had been missing slnce Sunday evening,
A. C0ronor's Inquest was hold, but thots
being no tllRrks Of violence upon his body,
they could come 10 10 conclusion aS to tia
lnDiluer OF Ills death,
, 1881-06-29

CONTAINED. tho loNoWlnR!~' i,
Tho old alnHp sayA 'aLtos hnyo short lcEs."
Int su,notl1nea tiioy haye long lvgs.--lons
enough to trayel oouifoss9b'y nrross tho Atan-
Mnny papers ot narlnnny appeatt tho following
itNui: Thu longest and most oxpensiyu dis
patva which M hns % sSer oeen @ telcEral,hss to apy y
a!stot May. Tho lutoFest OF tho .Alnorlcasls in
tho now oxford translation OF tho Now Teata.
inunt Ia 10. KrGat thnt tho American or1ibrs for
tho book amounted to Mo,0N aoplas. The Chl-
caKo 1fntes, III orlur to ,enabla .ts readers to
IN tho ttny when tho tew tEanelati9n arrived III
New York from 1.onaon. tmenty.elKht ehaptors
ohaptors ct Luke. aud itve chaptors Of John, tA
all Ss,7l6 wortis, to be teleGraphed for Ito & *.
dlspato Il o ot tao ch,esHo ! Tas: @ 1 wa m ID ia
famous swil,tslo. Ths 4tMes simply soprlntcl
tho unravtsea rNuw Testament. Quly tho tlr1t
evosyth hing e!se was oopy Of tho old untuvlseti
klng Jntnu2 translation. THk CIlEDAQO TnInuN u
ni.tst 10 csedttea with exposing this Infamous
, 1881-06-29

! A dEn,lAx teacher Informed . correspond.
ont Of tho Boston Jo.s1la' Of very interesting
movement In the direction Of spelling :feform
lately undertaken IN Qernauy. The following
extract Esyea sutAoleht Idea OF tho reform and
tho progtesa 1t II snaklngs
"Thcso arc tho coupoa&uon books" tho teach.
, 1881-06-29

THE straight Republican ticket WIS sue
ccssfui Mt tho Into municipal election In Port
tand, Orc, ovor fusion ticket Of Democrats
and Republican bolters. go
, 1881-06-29

1IEspEflIA Lodge, NO. III, 4. r. Il A. M-TE1E
rnanlbor4 ntc httehy notificI to nttonl n Hcs:unr
Co1,inunicat!oa "Wednesday evening, Juno ~ It :
business nntcrs. thu subject or M. excursion uter
Lodxe auspices to Sonic ullEbo plnee. III Urs!nr IT
CIlAH. il. uRENAN, Secretary. :
, 1881-06-29

tho ternnt-nt will wsln edits It. Tho journal pro-
ppscs o,, thls holiday. US or livery othor, to
swIutfln ia fnw roEltur sulMoribcrs nut Of Qua
days isa.1c Of tho rnIscr. That Is what tho tpnso
OF tonnr ut tho f;ntntnt dHattRMc amounts to.
tint tho Journal Is right In ono sense. II uan
contribute 10 the public hllnrtty m ho1tloy III
no way moro cfrectunl,y than by snapcndlng
publication.
, 1881-06-29

TnE Ohlcage ,J9iFF51st announces that. It
will suspoud putaldatlon July sin honor Of tho
Nadonsl sl4Aalliyersary." The tsetoxt IL thln.
The s!Iuarna& does not suspend publication In
houor Of Tho National anniversary but out ot \
delicate regard TOT tho slender bfnk account of
, 1881-06-29
HOSTAGE

Entered at TIE pp,t-0het at Chicago. Ill.,. ~ stcond-
CIdss afNtts4. =
For tho bonent OF nnr patrons who dosto to send
btnEo copies Of THE TNtnuxx thrNuHh tho mall. wo
ctvc herewith tho transient sato 1T rostaEe:
-. FOREIGN mt JAnH,tstfe. PR Cnpp+
E'Eht and Twelve raR0 I'nFur. cons.
, 1881-06-29

Exra4i&lon lRut1diug.
Michigan Avenue. opposite Adams street. Tho
6EnScrfcst- Entertainments As : nnd 8 p. m,
, 1881-06-29
GEN. GRANTS FARM,

ST, Louis, No., juno ga report ls 70
celysd fron, thaecounty seat Of 81. Louis
County that Get 1rant has sold his farm on
thu Grayols roaa, q few miles froa the city,
to Jay Gould to-. 81, 600. II
, 1881-06-29
CHE Gnflt111te.
1TERnis OF SUBSCRIPTION.

NJ MA1Ir-1S AnVA.1cE-rosTA0E rNEPA1n.
1)ntly edition. onn zoo
Parts al ycnr f>er month. loo
IntIy nnd Sunday ono 5enr. .......,t,...,.. 1400
TuCft1nT. 1hun4ny, amt Saturday nor yChTt a. CO
Mondh;, " cdroa{fty and Ef!dny pcr Tc6f,,. tt.0O
bunday. 10-phgu cdtnn. Ecr rear. Zoo
WEEKLY EplT1oS-rOsTrA1D.
Ono cony nor ycar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1.sN
{Vub n fe B.Ofb
1wo1Y-b1o copias,. 60 90
Specimen oorlcf sent ftco.
Glvo rost-ptnco address In fu1t, including County
and btntc.
Hnmistantcs may bo uadc either By draft express,
PottOcn order. In ttHtsercd letter. at our risk.
TO CITY HunSCHInEIsS.
Daily. delivered Sunday excepted. Rs cent? rnr weok.
TALLY, dctiyerod 6tnday Included. 40 cents per wcak
hIdross TIE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison and Dcnrhorn-sts., &;h!csgo, Iii.
, 1881-06-29
I, ON h'T0vR or INSPECTION,

:. ~ ION k'TUUR OF INSPECTION.
ST, Louis, JMne as.-UeorHa |. pcters.
Mayor Of Columbus O.. and the members Of
the BOARD OF Police Commissioners Of thas
ctty arrived here to4lay OH tour Of tnapeo"
t!oil ,ot the ;Byste!n Of policing large c!ttes4
with Tho view Of Introducing Improvements
In tlett QWu, st:u = i. -.
, 1881-06-29

2Vlitc.StocktnE Tnrk.
lAtc.Front, oppbsIt Washington ntreet- Gane b0.
twann tho Chicago and rruy Clubs at 3:40 .. m.
, 1881-06-29
EDUCATIONAL REFORM.

kz3
7S.9.. - - !N"'su'' --.---..
hDooAf1oHAL Asfohm'
Two. Hundred antl llEty years ago M'ltoll's
tuen OF education WIS TINT en.lfFe or stuay
"w'c'' Ills n'ah TO perform justly skl''ll''y,
alltt tnngl'niti'os'sly NIL the olllces' l}rtSato
afis' public, bulli of pcaco anil war." u Is
evident that Few ,crsos. j''tlged by Ills nigh
stanaf't, could have t'ccil Ieafiicd. oven III
those unSa. wien ulo "olltcca " of ille were
30 few IL compared With tllosc ot TIC rfcseht
time. BHt, J'ldslng scliulars oy Al''lnhs
sMtttiartl, no nlsti IL lcar''utl NOW. Even TUE
INV nlltl nlcsicltlc, wlllch, WIKI
theology, mon0po!lzttl Hearty al tho icarli-
in1 OF two ahu llalf co''tnf'es ago, are now
subdlrlt'el into brntlclics, mil lifctltho Is
consumed III mastering thn mysteries ol
single branch. But It Is 1lo longer nosslblc
10 achlevo prominence Ill business circles
without learning. Tlie tloinaait ot Inc pfae-
tlcal afls llas oeco'he 50 eStcnneu 0htl Ing ILL
yers'licatioi1 of Industries Is now 50 grcat
TINT SPECIAL cdiaeat1on Is nbsolatte!y esse1l-
tial TO marked SUCCESS III aily tletn'rt''ent or
skilled labor. 1t Is this fact tint elves rise
tn Tic ttel'at1a growing moro anil more 1fil-
H. n,ir,ot,nn,, ,,n.1,,1.
. t1nt,cr tf,o nh avu,"m NJ o.xoc,otton oy
trades or departments OK lailor alil bllsiilcss
-tlle ll0nd'work syste''l-thera was mn OF.
What fs o,,,.d t,r ,sant ~ n ho,,nr ,yo,.l
:. r",n,t",, !, ,sxarv ,n,. ,c,,o,,ar IL: s,.n,,
.,nro ~ ,ts,wt,oro hal i,,z ~ s.,s v,r,o,1 n,'i
b,rc,, ,yo. mi co,1nnt1ra IN snrrt,]rt, IN
a,roln a,A nf musrlcs md hrnin funr.
tioss MI altar nl,vsIcul nnd monta, now.
crs. Int viii, tho nlmost inilnlt sl,tutyix,pu
nf lahor. hoth ,ncntul ond manual. which
now ,,rryu,ts. tbnre IL n tendency To thu nh.
,,ormn1 l,nvrtnn,,c,,t NJ n s,nrlc nhvstcal or
,ucnlni funct,n,, nj the cxn,,,,so nf Mi nthnr
nownrs nf tho ln,Iy md mind. 1tis In view
Of tl,ls tentlenry lint Mr., Edward Atkinson,
10 nnvcd In snv TINT unl,,ss wo ,tevisc 1,cttrr
mc,lntis of Industrial trninine. "otlr almost
nm,onntt, mills md mncl,;,,n.sl,ons wifi lc.
cSmo mental stunefnctorinsn
,rhc s,vovc cl,,ti 10 t,,,rov, t,,nrouo,,v
~. .
, 1881-06-29
AEcVlcker'a Thcntre.

AECFEckcr'A Thcntre.
Madison stftfes between stnto md Dearborn.
EnEnge1ucnt OF senman. tho mnEc!an. htng!u en-
tertatnmont. Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-06-29
WOMEN All "Bus1NEss MEN"

lecls u lm'''cdiate rcior1h.
-~"-~--------~- -=~"-~-----S-~-
WOMEN AS "Bus1NEsS MEN,;
"Gatt lIunliltoif," WHO became il. ccrtnlh
aensc onp Ut tho Aponsors fur "'Iho f.1tlies'
Ueposft" frnua III 1}uSlUIl, ntnkcs n lnborrtl
but rntler blenttcnpti III Tho July Il tiu7tfc,
II not precisely to defend lint Institution, nj
least to deny tint tho history of the swlndle
slocs not illustrate or emphasize tllo business
incapacity of women. 1t Is especially unfort-
unato for Miss Dodge tint l,cr article Is fOl.
lowed by r graptIc exposition ot the ,lefunct
Boston concern from tho peii Of Mr., Henry
A. Clapp, whnsn nrticlc shows TINT Mrs.
lIowe's "14atlEcs' bank" was ono Of tic
must transparent fra,lt!s ever practiced ,.pnn
feminine gu''ibilfty Tllls circumstance,
taken fl connection with tile facts That "Gat(
Hamilton" became ono of tho derosttors as
II proxy for n friend. and a'so that "tlAil
1ianiton" is ol,n OF tic inost self-rcliant
and experienced 1T women, and ono who has
l.eycr leatlcd UPON my llorrld man for col,il-
seI mil support, is n stronger argument
ngainst the gonerie capacity Of w0nlell for
business than Miss dodge could furnish on
tllo other side It se Ind taken up tile ent(r0
magazine wl,Icl, Bu chnrftab!y extended licr
tha smtce for llpr own aud ller sex's dutansc.
Mrs Howe, who Is now under scitcllco to
the penltcntfnry for obtuintng money under
false pretenscs, stnrtctl n bunk for ladies' cx-
ctllsiyely. Slie sturtcd out by offering tO pay
:, per cellt week III attynnco on liloneys de-
posted with her, nf4 afterwards cl,nngetl
tho rate to per crut n month, payable every
three months In nttvance. III other words,
sI,n affrrnt n11owtrr fOr tho tnx nf nrotIny-
, 1881-06-29

Clark street, o,'rosit now Court-tfouso. EngnGo-
,ncnt Of Inmrs u'Scltt. "a Celebrated Case." All
tpsnOun and pyertnR.
, 1881-06-29

ChlenRo Driving Park.
At the terminus nt SndisOh ytreet car.trnck. Kun
Ming commences nj 1:Jt
, 1881-06-29

nandofnh street, tclwcnn Clnrk and In EA1o.
En9nEcm1nt OF Ausustln i>hty'a Company. "Scedles
and PIns.' Afternoon m evening.
, 1881-06-29

.oSn Of tl,e questions tltstraetlns tho Dem
Tu,'.Lo @ nna n n, % wn IS aFen asmug ~ ns
!lafa, ex'sl. " ei To.cao' Is aotetm'nea 70 ees
III Il frec-trt''le rlank III tha stnto platform at
E,io,t;rtr Inns bccu lrouirInw into whnt Hurd Is
doi,,'r II, Tint ,,tr',r,tnn' mn, tb,,s rnerts.
rt,,nk iIs,1 j. ,,,assi'al!us hi: foEos, Tor q
YS"ros il'!,,s fnr , H. rial Y sao
llnrvGy Is t'nu Of Fnnk's i!elite.iAlts among tho
soavS g Of ho rn;, aro go, inc
rGndy Tor Il 1lE tight at Counlhnsr, ~
fdr9 5T r. y M III 1o neaocratjo party In
uhioy Ynii know ii yoil succeed wo will ioso
Ohln THIS ycnr." :.
,oos, @ sh,a 'a ,,.n,, III W ygnE n{nvW' .y II nG az
Uhiu wlth II frrn. tr,tlc t,lntforn,: nut We thItk
wa c,.ll carry ,Ohlu With i froo- tradg platform,
W. wntst to ttl,!c'te the pcapo On this question,
aaa ST. fsntly ior fho srsat oattio q isSs It. IS
,nnieniio,i az th;s time. itii1orc,I tInctslnc."
atlu you rxntct much help from Democrats
outside OF tanclaBf
yesm' 81 Mr. ius Pm MI reeees iote o. iofr
him, ~ thi,|i,i,s I'M ,r,,Intr Kin, n ft,rrc thr
lighting YuM WotlItl be nsioishetl 1T Tho n.im-
fer " Republican. wto wr!tu to him promising
10 hyll, 'n irce-ti1lle iHht. IT, ,,,.
,f cnin. WIN ~ "s snnin's 9u III 1ns Frnns
iiurl st.otii rot II PUNK Of his frcu-trnse llaey
In thu Democrats platform: Republican sno-
ccss, wh!eh now looKs 'ahhlo'ls'* woHld thon 10
At this stn1o nf tto cnnvcrsntton Mr., John
Kutnlcr, 1ne OF tho Disturbing elements in til,
'1srruhican party III this latitude, cnmo up. I
apponu1 t1 hln g know II lo wns not n ,s,r Ihy9r
II IL TX iS onrn,Pn ] fsif niai .oo n s,n1tn III
fn!cI to answer. I. .A' =:
Tho pooplo frpm I,ticas and other northeast
counties M Wiil 20 to Cua,nbnH On mMsse' @ aild g.
n,,ett ~ ,o ~ yshts ". .c:nivo ~ Ell
ioWu on FrNNk Ii,lrtl with, v,1Itibaaia II. tho
snoring ,n.,ss.lng Of Ma.,,nce Wsfiis to nEitato
this question; lcl him run Tor congress mkt
year. anu hase to's ,eo'o esuo IN n's o'a'Fc''
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-31
Land League Meeting.

regular meeting of the Michael Davitt
branch of the land league was held last even
ing in the basement of the Cathedral. The at
tendance was large and lively interest was
manifested in the proceedings.
Extracts were read from prominent Irish
papers commencing the Fanny Parnel branch
of the league and encouraging the ladies to
continue in the good work.
The meeting was addressed by gentleman
named Madden, who alluded to the success of
the work insNew York Stale and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Dickinson sung popular league song
and was the recipient of hearty encore.
he designations of Mr.. c. D. O'Brien, presi-
dent of the league, and Judge O'Gorman, sec
rotary, were read and accepted
Mr. NJ. j. Prendergast was elected presi-
dent, VIM. Markoe secretary, and Capt. Nj. j.
O'Conuor first vice president. Twenty new
members were enrolled and SO was received
from dues.