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, 1881-09-30

p'o'"'''e7 ~ hn' "Fh'nE, a"' Is never
."e'eSS '''pet's "ee''plea rs 'no most strik-
.u. .s's u""as u'"s WIS I'rn'o."ce'' o1hm tHc
'",, .,,l, I!esn'''' w" sp!ol'l ttle haraxtaph:
srn@ Fr" III ni.s . n,n H.; ,,tat,, ,nn,
1anih were dsolp,'hssl III early llfa hy tnvurty
h, he @ thn ~ssu ,,r ~ .;rlv :" ~ ~ s' se" Ma @
t" tervr their c.i,iutry; rt'sn firm, oUss,rIty i.
hu Sn.m pc ~, u tn1 ~ 4 ~
pr',vesl their rixht III u rank afnonu thc wfsess
, 1881-09-30

THE editor Of tho Quincy Herald, WHO Is
widely known 10 tho nuthor Of tho memorable
sentiment, "Wo bclluvo Oultoau to hu lust M
honorable rs tho inuu ho shut, md 4 mighty
afRht IRIS ia,Rcrbus," has hung out signals ut
distress. lie n1mts thnt he "a stiflertpk from 4
want Ut rntronage. Ills advertising has fallen
oil. aud hls circulation dwfndcd to m ninrtnlnx
oxteht. Tho "rtck. ribbed" Democrats Of sliB.
souri aro snm1nonetl 10 tho rescue. Na don't
kn0w whether tho "rUch.rEbbcd" will rcsuont1
Or NOT. II they do thoir hcnrts aud hoals must
ho considered Ms stony as ttetr ribs. The Quincy
m|scrcant thoroughly tcsorycs 10 10 starved
ollt. The Warden Ut the Illinois pcnltontiury
Inns discovered TINT n tutlicpus abrtdxmcnt OF
u brUnI and wAtcr dict Is tho most cilicacous
punishment for hardele.l Offenders. We hopo
tho remedy Will bo Btcruy appl!uss In this In
Htnncc Tho FELLOW haR buen "boycotted"
1t, hls business and In bis B0cnl REIN
tons. Ut wnnt of the1n, with tho teoont
people Ut Quincy. Any Indulgence ulnt might
be due to an ind'acrotion has becu forfeited by
Ills Drazun nttempt TO forco bis vulgar attacks
nI'os, tho dying President into public notcu. and
10 make tho Democratic party responsible for
them. NJ Republican aud nu respectable DEM
ourat can afford to t0telaia TINT atylo of jour-
tinlleH. II tho Democrats Ut Quincy can eup-
eeed In "freoz!nH hEn, out" they Inny hRvo tho
satisfaction Of seeing tho Herald c.lttotl by
tllsan who has somo rc9urtl for tho common do
ecnelcs vt lfc. Quincy proved In Il very re-
tnnrknb!e Hanner OH tho day Of tho Presidents
funeral thut it believed him to DO II ,s,oru hou-
nrablo nun than 0uIteau, Wo luutt II
uu!teAu'a fulerAl, When II comes, Will bp ge!e.
1rated with demonstrations Ut sorrow by any
Gosy, unless It shnuld bn by tho tiefamcr Of tho
dysnF-the edltDr Of the Quincy Herald whcru.
us tho Milton aud tho world uilitod to do honor
IL President Garnold.
, 1881-09-30

'lay?" Wiri, death ca,un at Inst II sir,n.
rs tl'ungl, every family III t'lo tansl hui a,tF-
fcrc'l MI Individual, domestic Lnss, Tllue
were fewer dry ryca Inst Tuesday WHEN thr
.l'atll WIS 'rla,tc k,unwn nlri during The f,,-
neral yesterday tIinu cvcr before as any mo
tl'nc. 'farre WIS II gonrral scnseof pcrsollal
ntll'rtlpn.
When these md nlher conditions are
thought over. II Is cnsy tn ,,,ltlarstn1nl why
tfieru shnul.l iH, n lnorc ,ark,h ,uanltessA-
lt"n Of gr1cf n1ud respect at finrtlci,is dct.t,,
tl'asI t'lefc was ut tho time Ltnculn WIS tnke1l
away by s'nIiiur inrut,s. tho,lu', bp.l, wvru
giIat uIom uni Ertntly luyest, utut buth .nur-
tyrs IN tllu servico 0f tlleir country. Llncnlu
WIS II tI,artyr to treason u,Ni tho victim vt Il
cn'lshlracy. fairfield WAS It martyr 10 II
siclpus spells system and thu victt,n Ut II dis
appointed nlticescokcr. X l.fncoln's slenth
served To 1iaIu trcas0n ,lnru .t!Lous tIlall be-
fore, so Gar'iclds tieatll ought to lead to thu
abandonment ot tho oflscc.gtnbbIug practice
which caused 1t. Th[s Nation ought not IL
nloilrn IN win lhe loss Of two sllcli nIoll Mt
the l,atl.ls Of nssasil,s.
, 1881-09-30

TuEHE Inns never hcail u law In Missouri
providing for tho establishment ant snatnto-
na.lco Ut State tniiitu but tho recent trnln rob.
berIcs and othor nuts OF tawlcsncss In various
portions Of tho State ato hMvtnx thoir GEcvt,
especially In III. Louis. Tho luadlng cIttzous Of
thAt town have hca1ch a movement for tho
formation Ut a militia organization. and sui-
cfent nmou1t Of money hns Eoen subscribed tu
warEant tho beginning OF work on an aruory.
The cornerstone OF tho structure will be laia
Oct o. 4ntl tho occnsion will bo 1unte ono Of Kon-
cral Interest to tho community. IN Interesting
nroHram Of exercises having bcen arranged
We nre glad to ECO 1T. 14ouA follow tho example
Of Chicago In this IN In othor matters. This city
bus three regiments Of u1lttIn which arc credit
10 1t.
, 1881-09-30

THE Tribune Is deeply paInca to oIlron-
iclo tho sudden suspension ot tho func-
tions Ut tho accomplished "assistant e.l.
Itnr Of tho Tln.es" who ,vas accustomed
to "cable" {by el0tl,as-lino) "tI,1s morning, y
or, II not "tlls mornlng," "sono other
mornings various Items Ut n,1cget "lntcllt.
guncc" from London. Nuthtng but tie sln,-
plo nost'tary fact can bo stated now.
Whether the elUtllHs-itnu fl broken Or tic
mn'ltpnlator ot it Is deatl or diseustcl tho
public has no means Ut knowing. W. llayo
reilson to believe, lIowoser, thai the strain Of
Keeping Up thu earth current was tountl TO
he too greut for thu limited resources OF t,1e
parent battery. Thu oxpensetya not much,
bHt, like McrcHt[h'a wuunu, ttwns enough" !"
Like alcrchtto, Too, 1.-The assistant gIitor |"
IL "spetl." As a specimen of tho
American hnm"rlst tn England lla was not
without hts use. Ws c0nld bottcr ltayo
spared wiser man. 1t sioulu be some tor-
ISOLATION, however, to thu Shining public that
l4els currently rspor ted to b. al,out to bring
over copy Of the King Jan.es version Of tic
Bible flbli) with iin; a,ut TINT l.e has pre-
pared "laterrlasys" With Lonfsu Michel,
Thicrs, Gufzoh Rocliefort. I.unls Napoleon,
and II number Of other lllustrlous lylnr a1,d
dead persons sufficient tn last fur many
years. An excellrtt ''Eu1opea, nuseau'
has heen lifted III In Wells street, whence
stfiose interviews aud other appropriate mat
ter Will be tau1.ollul ut tit times md seasons,
hut the cable line. atas! Ia no nlo1e.
., q, nos, fnrevar,
ENsoWeE, tho Tranquil !la. farewell pretense!
1'hat nlAku ambition y1rtup. b fufoWellI
, 1881-09-30

TIE Democrats OF Pennsylvania arc TO bo
congratulated upon their final acceptance of
tho constitutional currency of gold and
silver," anil coiltlcmning oil "coalitnn with
rcp'dEators but they Itayo weakened this
declaration somewhat by Inserting the words
"as OF ofd," meaning to say that s,cl, ilas
been the pulley Of their party lit tho past. II
tile Democratic purity il to he no more stea,-
fast III the future In lis devotion to sound
currency tan 1t llas been Il, tho last, thej, It
will nol be able To command very general
cohfltlcnca In the sincerity of Its promises.
The Pennsylvania Democrats also nntlu an
unreasonable draft upon public Gre
dn'ty wllon they declared That the re-
fusnl Of Republican Administration
to accetlo to q Democratic demand fur
further reduction Of tho rate OF lii
tcrcst on tho National debt subjects the
Government to tito needless expense OF
millions of dollars ni,nuR!ly." 1t Is not
necessary to 60 over tile entire record of tile
Congressional debate on refnntlina last win
ter In order 10 show tic untruthfulncss and
lnslice Of this statement. TEo Democrats,
controlling bath Houses of tho lust Congress-
insisted upun making the refundIug measure
IL vehicle for attacking tho Nattona banks,
and It was tllts outrage 10 which tho llepul-
slcan Administration rcfttsc,i to accetfe. But
tic next Republican Administration tGur-
tic1d's) accomplished within fow weeks
what NIL Incompetent lot Of Uourbous In
Congress fuIled to 10 In iii entire session,
and refunded tlla uaturlng debt nj the lowest
rate over negotiated lit this country and at
the Governments Optton, It SeeMs to lu. iu,-
, 1881-09-30
THE MEETING OF THREE EMPERoRs,

Slice tile conference between tie repre-
sclitatfvcs Of ls.lssln ard Germany Mt Dant-
zic, the air has bcen rntl of rslnors touching
Tic purpose OF IL. 0rslinqry mortats, not l}c-
lhg admitted to royal conferences, huva to
conjecture wl,nt thur A1ujesties ara discuss.
tt,K nl!tt liking ,lp. III SONS mysterious why.
however. sufficient of their Interview has
ienkctl out to make 1t pretty certain that Tho
principal obicct of Tic newt Car III propos-
lllE t!.1s conference was to renew tho trip-
artite league Which bad formerly existed,
ulld was originally matls In 1877, by tho Enl-
pcfors Of Germany, Austria. an.l Russia.
Upon this occaslon Prince Bismarck repre-
sentcd not only Germany but 4Austrin, for Mt
tho GastciM ,,,outing uf the German ard AUS
trlan Enpcrors NJ, alliance wns mule so
strong Ms to hind AustrLn to t,er,nMny's for
csgn policy. Tho trtpartito agreement
was brnlsen by Alexander H., but Alex
at1dcr ILL.,, finding himself l.cdgcd In
OIL MI sides by his Internal troubles,
solicited Tho new agreement, ur, rntiser, tIlu
renewal Ut The oil one; md tint Austria
favors It Is shown by the pro,nptncss with
which tito Emperor telegruphcd his nccor.t
with tic result accomplished and ],ts coll
Eratulations, the recuipt Of which tic Car
was qUto ns prompt In acknowledging. We
t'ay ASSUME, therefore, that tho 'pati-Slayic
troubles between tho two countries and the
Russian icafoasies 0f Austriu's adva1lcts
towards Salonica md of ier agitatlors In
tho DAlkan Provinces I,Ayc i,ccn laid nsl,lu
fur the tfI,o nj lenst. and TINT some policy NJ
regards tho Eastern question t,as tiren sutttu.t
upon, amt lllat bismarck, rs tic Deus cr
, 1881-09-30
TWO A8gkbrNATtnNa

,-u,a, ".', 49, ho..fs" t'"t W. eF'"e"ees VI
~" ,,n. @ ' ~ ,'sat. =" w. .s'e.t nu"ett o"' W
.,''.,. ..:..ao, ~ "s, s,i. -, u"t's,u "oto o4e.
.,' 1871. W. I',a" t"oso "''gl "ttet'e"
go III, ',,tr "s"s ~ .1'"e''' Ano 'oas''iS
trosta,1o,' III, ~ .,,. y. ull"''n nn'l'
.,rof,,i ,.,,'nt.a,,'W ~ "Hpa,c.t '.t., "pon
t,"o aa.e" ,,",,' ,,.a.,. ~ o so""'t'os's IN ..n
y. t,,o a, ~" ~ ."su'' ., ""l '"stl'e''' ",eu
.,,s "n ~. "sa"a.s '"sH co""lae"
e.,, ~. .A9,t peup'o 80 "''' .e lcspect oi t4e
,.. ' .,y isson ao 1"at ~ t'ie o'oS' o'
s,at.." "''u u'. ',!' "Aa' "ic1. 'le s'hoKe
-, ,.o o .'au "'uy a. I's'!'s" away, n1,a wnel'
s.'s,.'. -. pe"no '.aa o'osl ',s.te.. WIN
',,.. ~ ., s"s s''''.so'' '.n... e"'nc'" ie'' W
LII III, ~, y. eo"e'"' pInIo' poSpu'ts, "ia Root
w." "s' I'u ".te, ~. po,''e"l eon.est IN when II
''. Vs. .'eau" ~. W aaa. 'e '"a ov'tl"e.e" tsio re-
s ss,,'.s.. ~ ~. p' ~, "''u ~ A"ttlo's. ihe
'e..'' - so4 t.' '''.s ~ e"'to''sat''h II, tha
"v" -. o'sao4 W ..isSo 'n'f'srs' 'or "oth
' ~, "uso p"tro'1'o'a ~" no""a u W
t ~, ~, y. .o .os,s .esl,e' W 1ae assasls
,... nut ~ s'lo c'so " 's'hrnel lneFo WIS noso-
.',,:, T." s 1'aa,.. W ".eo!"t ,ot t'ie assault
,a",sa ~ i ..,,' .''so ",''sliS "''o r.
asso ~ "oau st'. ''u,ou W Fge poEt'oi'
w. ~. u n.u'' !''u '''s asat. WIS eceptesl as
'a.."4.e' ".a .ae"s ~ tno 4''ue'1oA-l'e l8st alA
e'""M. .,,"t sslh'c =. '1easo"'
',s'. ~ ''a ..'''o"l rtes''e'I t."co'h's assasi-
's" ""s'v' .'so 4a"'etsc",' "'u European co''tl-
"e.' "uto ',,, .o' ",''c'' no toaslS ~ l'Iey ffo
'"M: ', lug 4A''et'e"', 4'ep"o''e WAS Sill IT.
E"....t = s aa eSpesleh1' ma soIle ot tho
n l."lop'.''. uo'ce''''ie"'s fesohtel tie ihlluru
y. WV .s9uo4to'' WI" VINE" 4oe ''sFlol's fea'
, 1881-09-30

Now THAT tho Dhspuu1es Ut the !atu l'rcst-
dnht ure tver atstl tho funeral iaKcart uni tho
ciilugfstic speeches aud Asl'lrcsses hive bec0ine
nntters pf historical rgcprl. It IL to tr grottHi
thnt s0.llo moro competent 1t,nn Ind nut l,cen
chosen To say tho Inst words nt Ills grave. rhc
address, uf tho Roy. str. Eerctt wns fnIry Hno.l.
and Included NIL tt,At was ircrssnry tn be satu
tll'on such nm uctnslon. 1f nnythll.g 1ut,rc wis
consiltcroa necessary. tho porson TO su 1t shouhl
hhre huon seiccted with great cnrc md should
osly hRve snld II Fow t,rsuf touching wUrs ur
fnrcwcl a,ld not mo whit had aucll cro itions
at tho chnrctcr ct tito occi,sul rs to ely:
..When wu sent t}u1,. Nnr!telsl tn tho Capital Mt
Washis1Kton hp wetxbel .t0 IoItt,l!a. liz hn.l n
siI thMt loved his E,lGc: n srEei Intellect TINT
utmost bent thu tArEest turm to benr It. Y1l
hrlnH him bhGk to rs It tiitre mindful of su's,r
eighty pounds, mostly OF bunus, In that cnskct.
Or
And now ennles this ttnwofeotne tnt splendid
exhibition that vii! lt tcnd Ut MI aver tho wt,rld
With tgHret. Fur Secr1tMry H!nluu, In II business
like snnlitlcr nude nut that lhcrc wore 'pl U0U..
Me people of tho world mourning tho death Ot
llJ,rcs!tlcnt IT nnrtloll and os1ornR up sympathy.
Unauastonaby tito sncakor was III oar,lcst In
all tnt hu snt,l. Att fcit It, eypn II Ills auditors
did nat. UMltcstonnhy ho wins sincere luvcr
Of Gen. Garfield, for ho wis his OLD nrIny Chap
laiu. anu tito General cndcnrc.l himself 10 M
his MrtnY associates: but It was o1lB ut those dis
tnstcful nddrcsscs which 1t woull L.tyo hccn np-
propr'ato tu check ut tho beginning. With luave
to print.
, 1881-09-30

tlvc rl,lnl lnstnllInrbt. nf $lt,OuO eMcli, with
interest. tho whole secured by mortgage.
In 1871 Cnlcllour sltults1.led .tr' ncrcs IT TIM
laih iMto forty-six hloks containing I, so. loss,
cacf, lot belng u by la feet. lIu ,la,ltst t!,is
suhtttvlsion "CnichMr." ntItl u station by
tat tlnthc OIL tho pittshlrE, Fort Wnynr
Il CltEcn9o HALLWAY WIS located there. It tN
understood tlt lie sold oynr f.i0u Ut tllesr lus
ft pricos r'.nginE from SIND to s2:Ak] enea'. III
eaclt purchaser upon payment he enxsc1ltetl Il
warrn1ieo 'ee1.
In tho meantime chi. William II. Cotullour,
beyond paying two y.ars' Interest on Ills
mites, a'ltl Il larttal payment of ",e Ut thu
notcS. dbl motl,il'9 muru IL my thu ,!ebt uf
$l~oa3 atNl Interest thereon. not cye, paying
tl'a t"xes' Int Inns enl)ecEe'| tr"m Ills credit
lous victims tho purchase money fur tito lots
sold hy !ilnl. 1t Is alleged that he received
from these persons for the lots sold them
H0ro tiInn enough tu lIaye paid tic debt duo
on the Whole 4o0 ncres. will Interest and
taxes. but Instead o! 50 dotng diverted sllu
money 10 other purposes. 'rila result IT,
That The purchasers of these lnts have mid
the full vnua tl'oretnr, a'ul stiff tho lind Is
subject TO tho Et,1rtgaEo fur The $!H.0tN unit
tito leil years ut accumulated Interest. 1[av-
Ing go',e 40 far lie transferred Its interest In
Ills brother Cllnr!es. 'unl then committed
ba11krantcy. In tlle meantime .1le heca1'.o
involved III CERTAIN dlsrepusaotc cases, out
Of which the United States ottafnes iutlg-
mcnts agallist llln, fur about s5tD00. which
Judgments are yet nnsatslfed. Charles Cole
hoair MS" Emssed through bankruptcy.
Iht Clark heirs, after trying every rosst-
UiG Gxpetl!cnt. to lrluE the EU1eftuufs IN IL
, 1881-09-30


TIE Republicans l,l the rt,rnl districts OF
N"w iork are paying Il wonderful tribute Of
respect 10 the memory Of President t;arllel,l.
No suspicion Ut selfish interest or regard Tor
the powers-that-to at Washington ca., now
attaclI tu tllelr action. l.ere uro no l,nycs
alA llH'les III III distributed ano,sg tho u,,-
pohents "f ton&tlllxlsm and tho spO!ls-
hurting lien In politics. This faGt nluno ia
proof posltlse tint tha movement In New
York against "Slalwnrlism ",-stretl I,y
James q. )ln!ne ana damned by Roscoe
Conkllng-is from tho people. 'rl,s puiit!cut
managers dill not bcget 1t ind ca,,llnt uotrol
If. The voco ut the rutnl districts Of New
York. "fIel ara strongllolds Of pure Repul,.
!icar'ssi. REACHES beyond tlle to1nly a,,l snys
10 President t;artioltl. "Wall tlonv, thu
gdol asld faithful servant!"
, 1881-09-30

THE latest minister nga!slst whom tho
chnrKa ot plagiarism hRs boon made 10 tho iaoy.
Dr. lloyd. of Br. Louts. This gentleman mRlo
Bomo REMARKS lust Saturday nt9ht ut Il public
nleotIng, and these remnrks wore reported In
tho tapcrs of tho following .lay. Thcn oamo
several othsr clurRy1ncn who charged Or. Noytt
with having extracted both his ideas aud tho
words In which they wore olnthod from tho pub.
ltshnd works Of Edward Everett. Unlike othor
nun In sllntlnr positions DR.. I3uyt s not disposed
to ontor anto At. elaborate explanation OF the
n,ntter, wh!ch ID perhaps tho wlsest courso to
rurs4Q.
, 1881-09-30
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TrE rnrcAGn THtnt.SE has established brnnch
oers for tho rccelpt Ut subscriptions and advertiser
nrntt m follows:
NEW fONk--Noom y Tribune 1luIjd,ur FIT Mc-
FArnES, Manager,
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Agency, u t,enheu-sL
LONDON. Ene.-Amerlean Exchange, ~ Strand.
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"AsliSGTUN. II, C.-13la F strcet
, 1881-09-30

FINDING the Government somewhat op-
posed to tho plan Of driving 1aws out of tho
country by killing aud manning them, tho Rus
sian peasantry hayo adopted now ptan Of deal,
lug with thear obnoxious netghbors. In dla.
trtat near Odessa 1t has beon doclsd by rcsolu.
ton that any u,ctnber Of tho community letttns
'odgtngs to jcws, or having business tratlsao.
tlons OF Any character with them, shall be luel
nifty fubles,
, 1881-09-30
COUNTING THE COST.

Special Dhpateh ta 1h4 thleaqo 7ttnuna.
DIS MONKS, Ia, Sent @1.-President Rlddldt
0oHeral Superintendent kimball. Mr. Cable.
and 0cnoral HotlcItor Wilhrow. aud other o6''
clRls OF the Ruck Island ltoad have gone 70
rnunell Hlu1s to investigate the Tecsut a3' .
plvsiVA Aau clAlms Tor daMagcA
, 1881-09-30
POSTAGE

EHftrsf the Post-omtt n' f'Ar19h H., az Steont.
EI.,s3 Matter
For tho benFht IT nnr patrons WIN desire to send
single copies OF 13tE TnIHSf' thsou1h tho mall, wn
Rifc hcfoWlth tho transient fntd Of p''stnsn:
{hrff4H fHt {J3'nt<tIc, f!tr E1rt.
ttHhE md 1wDlrG J'HEe fHper. cprlts,
, 1881-09-30

'eV-A~'NA-- - @@*NS |~ASeAVAt~'
Ihcrc IL something very queer about tho
Quartet os the SURGEONS over thu casn Of thu
Iate President. 1t Is characterized by ali
ablsndatlco of irony, bitterness, and passion.
ana yet " Il plain TINT 1t cut have no purpose
Into tho discussion Of which these cu,ncnts
s1oala enter NJ Ill. lilo purpose 0f t48
wranglo cannot be ono OF patriotism, for
i'rcslttent Garfield IS lcaA anu cn,lfot be ru-
cal'etl to life. Its spurposc cannot b. to show
that the attending surgeons werc mistaken
~ to the course mud locale of the bullet; for
lint IS admitted. Nor catt It's purpose be to
demonstrate Tint otl'cr surgeons would have
iotEid the true course ut tho missile, for tint
~ impossible. To assume ulat lis PURPOSE IL
to cast t!lscrcAit upon the skill OF Surgeons
l3llss, tlafhlitol' ana AgileW Is to reflect very
seriously upon Tic gentlemen cngagetl In the
tsiscatsslo!s fnr, whatever mAy be said Of
ID. Bliss, the reputation Of Drs. Hamilton
and Agnew Is too i'rmly established to be
shaken by any n,.tnlntversEons OF the ut
lacking party. l'csllles, tho wish to in1nre
surgeons Oh so high repllte is equivalent to
disposition TO break down md disgrace tho
profession Ut surgery. Nobody will bolteye
tnat Inc late President would lsaye been safcr
II ti,e 'tands OF any ono, or all. Of the pt'st-
mo1lem cflties OF tic co'tstuct OF tllo case
tiall In tllose OF Mcssrs. Hamilton mid Ag-
new. And 1t they nlado wrctc'sed botch OF
the case, M 1t Is now sought to make tho pub
lie believe, the general EXCLAMATION will be,
Alas for American SURGERY
we arc left to conclude. then, that tho ptlr
pose Of tic hot dispute OF the doctors over
tho 'ato ireslttelies cnse Is purely III the III
teeess OF the advancement of surgical
science. But lf so WHY should the dispute
oe c'laractcrlzed NY heat and ptsslon' Why
siioutd II be inauguraled IN nlvnnce Of the
!lhal report Ut tls3 autopsy? Investigations
IN the interest OF tllo advancement Of science
staoltld DO conducted with tic utmost ca1al
ness. NOT should they DC commenced with
ont fH'l disclosure nf ali tho fActs proscnt-
~ l'o' oi.oh eSol'eu from t'le 1'e't of ifcrce
, 1881-09-30

JEFF DAVIS fus promised to wrlta
chids history Ut tho Unitcd Siatcs nulug in
hs second childhood. this nction GU tho part Of
Ar. Davis ID worry apntuprlato,
, 1881-09-30

MAypn lI..Mt.ts0y Is eytlctttly on Mr..
WaFler's sle. lf1 phvo thAt EGnlusnnn tho last,
wDrtt-or rltl1or tho Nst twu cDItniils Ut wor,ls.
, 1881-09-30

EN.t'nESii,t;Nr HAYES will makc Si5,nOo
ir'1' G!a t'ah0tA farm this ycllr. tt ID very ovl.
acltt that Sr. flMyrs fu,lces nre nut down,
, 1881-09-30
Waller. The rrnreh fnr tho eighth wunfter uf
tho wurttl might M we'll lt, discontinued Mt uncc

trnE n!fecst,n If l,yely wntI,nft for poodle
digs cxtctM1s thrHuHli nil cinsscs IF suoaty
Queen viGtprIn II Anvlng tlll,lu Il nlutlct or hol
farOrtt ttt,u Furn.
, 1881-09-30

my mouth Ia sealed" said t'en. Ltcb to
rcIA'rtor who applied to him Wednesday f>r
information concerning his wVsdy wur pItn VII,
, 1881-09-30
Gl)e Gttt,1t1te.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION,

t1Y MAr1-tN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PREPAID,
!sht!y cdttnn. onc yfnf
raftk % 3nnf, faf month Ion
I!h15 hhu nanaAY. one yGhr. 1f.DD
1'Headhr. fhIrtdny. and Saturday, por yHnr.. 900
Hnnda;. "Wednesday. md Fettny. her year,. ffif0
eundnJ. 1o"thxe edition. per 5cht.+.......... H.0O
WEEKLY EDlTlOH-pOSTrAtD..
Ono copy. per yoar LEO
fwr1tT-t,ne cnpicR. U0.O0
epoclMan copies Bsnt freq.
GRO FoN-offco dddross In full. Including County
and btnfe.
nnn.ittancrs may oo nadc nlthcr hy draft, nxrrcse.
fost-0nlct order. ur In rctstere lrttet at os risk.
10 CITY sEnstlttHElta.
Daily. delivered 8nndaY excepted NJ rents per week.
Uar, delivered Sunday Included. ~ rrns* per wcek
Address TIE T1llntfSE COMPANY.
Corner Madison and ncnrhnrn sts.. Chicago. 1T.
, 1881-09-30

wAuFANstA LODGE. No. 1na A.. r.: A. NJ
9rettnl Communication this evening nt fG Monroe
m nj 7:v o'cs'ck for work. yt:!t!.!9 f!!!ow crafts
FHEij ~, POTTER Hnofelary. ~
, 1881-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS.


Cfark street, nrporis new tuurt-tInnse. Engage.
n'snt Of the En!on@5qaars Theatre Company. "Tho
Bankers DnuGhtee,h
, 1881-09-30

Madison street, letwcsn Stnso md Dearborn
EuRaxcncnto Of 1}euman Thompson. "Jothua Whit.
somb."
, 1881-09-30

nandolph atrcct hc1ween CEsk ana In sa1lr.
EnRaRou1ont Of Wllslo Edoulns sparks COMPANY.
"Ufcnms"
, 1881-09-30

nihat p'fhk TINT Inns INT tccn sufficiently ntt-
snrsn,1. ai tint Ia ttero ,as loan n, ,,,,s.,mliy
heavy nrO, NJ tntts This scasu,. .sfurg has neI,
Ers'w,t itnn ever t,efnro III nhy ycnr This grcnt
yleli nf tsts will flsako g,n''l my rflc!L in tl1o
yIe',l OF cs'r fnr feeding 1urt,t,ses Thu furnnra
hhtinH this abundance nf Unts will hn ot,ni,Ieh
to fecl tt,oir stuck md thrnw vnal quantities OF
corn uTtl tho iHarkct II prrsnnt H',nor,nni
prlceA cfitlnnc. ANU tn, mystery nrlscs: Win
Will buy rnrn for consumption frtItn ta sler,l-
l"turs TINT arr hnl,ling It ,fur II rise? Win csn
asTt,rsl to pny 70 cents for rors, for u.u7 Tho dis
tlllerx Guttnnt, tho rlatensc manufacturers cati-
not, nntl Ettru4p uArlnnt nF0itI IL ray such prico
tn fcc.t IL swLnu and ctttn. thu epcenlatur*, II
they don't iuuk uIt ahnrp'y, will find hut curn IN
thufr Iruckcts. II nut In tho eluynturs. /
, 1881-09-30

I.yecuta Thcntre.
DerpAlnes street, near Madison, West Side. Varl-
sty entertainment
, 1881-09-30

Clark Ftrret be ween Lake and Hhndn'pn. EnEaEe-
nent OF fairy and Fa7s COMEDY Company "Alul.
toon's rlcnac."1
, 1881-09-30

ORIENTAL LOt}GH, NO. H. 4. 7. h A. M.-~spcoial
Communication tonight for wHfk Mt hnt. I'll LII sAIIe7
II Brethren always welcome, !Iy order
CHARLES CAT1,1y Secra.ary. '"''
, 1881-09-30

WILEY u. E0AN EllAIrI FIJI, NO, lat u: 4, NJ
3,eSe1 hold e. eiadas i!ail, 70: " ss,a - 1n,th
tng companions cordially lnY{ted. PaE 0rdsr,
4. IL. HEIGHT, lf.I'.
E.F NEW Eli, Eecrptary.
, 1881-09-30

Academy nr A1Hafc.
I1ajtteA street, near Mndson West sldn. Variety
, 1881-09-30

Criterion Tl.cntre.
Cornnr Of acdGwick and Division streets. Variety
tntertaInmonL
, 1881-09-30

IndMatrtui Exposition.
I.ake-Front, opposit Adams street. Open uay and
, 1881-09-30


Monroe stroet, between Clark and Dearborn. En-
kasep,eut Of john MCCULLOUGH "ftEetnlus"
, 1881-09-30

HAIR lfltH7Es, No. Htk 4. r. AND A. M.-Funernl
notice. Tho brethren nrR fEatDtnnlY fuJub.lpd ii
moot at tha tnt.rc ron ut ~ O'Clock n ahar FIJI
day. bap A. 70 att1d tho turru Ut Cur late bFbthGr.
Ansun l.. Unbotsu. Ey nr.lgr -
ii. II. DuzzEf4i., Secretary.