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, 1881-06-19

On lamp-posts, etc. ! think the idea good one
as 1T Is very disgusting to see our Sidewalks l!t-
orally covered with circulars, hand-bIl5, ETC.,
which Is dlscredt to the city, and does NO good
to the MAN who pays tho printers BILL The
Mayor Is right in saying II Il firm wisnes to ad-
rertIse their business let them do so through
the medium Of the press, and the amount Of
money wasted daily III these circulars, devoted
judctou5ly through thu columns Of our d:llly
newspapers would be more beneficial to tue ut1-
through the streets. On the other huud. it t3
disgusting. and Ill many cases insulting, TO SEQ
these on tho streets shove Il circular III the
face Of d gentleman or lady. and + have seen
them, when people refuse TO take them. go go
far US TO force them into the pockets OF pas
sers-by.
ton, and approving OF our good Mayors intcI1-
tons. would it not be good idea to call Mr.
Harrison's attention to the daily nuisance OF
these pedders that stand ut the street-corncrs.
and, IN fact, all along the sidewalk? L would
especially cafE his nttention tu tho Lemonade
stands: which are numerous. Is It justice to the
salponkeepers who paw a big rent, pay a license
Of ST.. per year and raxes+ not counting other
expenses attached to run their business. to sec
these stands right under their nose IN opposition
to their business? These men are under no cx-
pensc, save paltry sum OF - a. year. No doubt
good many will suy these men nrc beuefaciors
to the thirsty who wish to quench their thirst IN
the drugstorcs which pay heavy rent, and lre
nnder heavy expenses, would reap the harvest
Of these pcople.-Ior what Is better than
glass Of soda &lcnd III these warm days!
We Must relncmbtF that one hulf Of these lemon
aue stands OH tho streets make their lel1o1ludcs
from refuse lemons bought On Water street,
and in muny cases acids are substituted In place
of lemons.
do not speak of saloonkeepcrs aone. but oil
other business in general. Nc will take State
street, for instance, from Washington to Adams.
counted no less than I'D petadler5 Standing III
front If stores and selling the same articles that
are sold inside, and ut a less figure Is this
Justice to these merchants VINO arc pnyfng heavy
rents, etc? say such nuisance should DC dis
pensed with. and the sooner the better, b3th for
the citizens aud our city. In Justice 10 snopns
md business houses IN general. ask 4 space
for the publication Of this III your valuable
paper. i. Il, D.
, 1881-06-19

MRS. F. II. BATES, of the princ,pal Ar.tra,tan
theatres, her first appearance in Chicago: Miss
EMILY GAVIN, her first appearance ut this theatre:
MISS EL1<A WREN, EUGES[A BLA1t, Illinois
Mosher Agnes fates Florence Baker. Alice Hami1-
ton etc. etc. MIX. II. IL I.ASGDt,S, MIX FORREST
ROBINSON. MIX. RUSSELL BASSETT, Mr. L. T.
harsett. Harry "ood, Theo Roberts. H. Richards
tull ballet, and large corps of auxiltarics.
, 1881-06-19
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Rrndley-SessI0nA.
7b the Editor Of Tie Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO. June lS.-Don't you think the Brad
ley-Sessions enigma could be most easily solved
BY this key: Senator Sessions Is In the pay OF
the ConkiinEites? SWENSKA TR1BuSES.
, 1881-06-19

UAshingtan Dl*MlttA
A wcll-drcssed visitor called at the White
House to-day, bur could not see tho President,
as the intter was engaged. On receiving this in
formation he walked up to tho wiudow-sill aud
wrote the following note:
"Presldunt Garfield, Ifouorcd Sir: Passing
through Washington, and having never yet seen
q President OF the United States, you will confer
will allow u1e Just to bcyod you. 7. j. Quimby."
At a late hour III the afternoon Mr.. Qnimby
was still on the lockout for live President.
, 1881-06-19

GRAND SACRED CONCERT
This Sunday evening at o'clock hy Prof E,,.chkr;s
orchestra Admission tree
, 1881-03-08

t h ss,S sse e y It, eSya y Es0 "a tnS Il. cS .s
Council nnr tho Clerk cu,,ll iRnore Ilo didn't
want Z, take my seyoui''onMsy stsna. hut ne h.,
gI ,has tif' ifs ".ter Wt FIJI n" bcen e.rrnoH
t'o Go";,s. NJ. Sta'ibs! 'nast ic soas!lcrei
NIL tu,tatiGr until liz was declared ntherwtsn ny
hI1hrr nuthorily. 1te ,x,wnr was granted tn
tho Council to s!ec!1" sls - who wcrn rs n,rln-
nrs N a ,a' riEht to cHn," ne, y r., ann a. cr ST.,
bD rccugulzcd. He argued thht tho Chair hid
M HiGl1r ro DnnEis THE PROTESTS
to bo ertere,. by tho Clerk.. The reeassss were
rn S 4, reee wh VIZ VIZ a esc,1a I 't wiz Ill., s
standing w tsld fighting fur tliu riElita OF hs
enpc aoots ~ t h 9' t., osG ssa frtess ts s
stnslbcr, bur he wanted tholn to understand lint
there WIS sno, q thing ns Iaw md order ~ tho
tl,p Court iccllcd Tint l,onwns duly elected.
AtA. Mpi1r spoke MXnfnst tho resolution ~ cxs
nR" S ro,sstE n ra wt ,st %ser tle isT si 5
usslrlwl tho sent. and that Staueer he'd over
Tho Chn!r said he coiltlu't mike q raotion.
stnnl,er wanted r., H. rrntsst entered t., u,., -, u.
s%ss sss!s' ~ y sss 5aSss e4 fl an S'rS;i si
tic Supreme Co,lrt hu nut passed % tho mnrits
Of thy cnse ut nil. Tho Clrrk was not bonn,l In
the slightest mAtinGr 10 omit Tic tl1tnh ut NC
tir,tth, who WIS sill Il monbcr Of tho Council.
Tho proper ,noAon. when StaMtser interrupted
tho proceedings. wis 10 cxpel him. a..
After ilDrc thlk and Ft,Eno interruptions NY
Siaubur. tho motion 10 cxplsngc WIS lnst-ycns,
III: nays, lE-,ts f0!lnWs:
| ktns. CuElrrtDn, Smyth, PcGvy, swift. liDnti,
Everett, Hubert, DradY, Young, Murphy. lIur-
lGy-1B.
ilfpGtcr, RortlHn, Htl,lreth, i.Hwfar. Purcell,
| NcSurupy, Hchrocaer. Lorerz McyNr Fifteenth
wnrall. Meier tslxtccnth Wnrdlt Narrett, Nc
| CorrniGk-t1.
Ald. CInsk then scoffcrod his resolution, and II
! wnN atluptetl. A.. ne,
! Whcrcupon THO Council adjourned until
| "Wednesday ercnl1g.
, 1881-03-08
GAVE HIMSELF AWAY,


John hirCarthy, tshocu,nkor. akol Is years;
1'ntrlck Nutlcr. check clork. hKcd 3i yoara; utd
1honlas Kennedy, grocor. - years, arc Tucked up
nt tho West Twelfth Street Sutton ctInr9ud With
riot. Thu complainant IL John I.onx. Ut No. III
Polk street, who, like themselves: ~ fut,otor Of
md tholr friends gntharcd IN the lusoo,eMt ot
Longs hotlsU tn witness 4 series ct bAttlcA.
l.nuK n gane-cocks acu!tred tho supremacy iii
several iKhts mn! Killed soseral i!Kh1ers hu-
ca,na somewhat arrogant, Iii consequence nt
thoso sIccts;cs, aud nlaGo bo4st !hat hg
hnl chicken only months old
that could ptck tho tail rentl,nra
n,it Of my chIck1n Mccarthy nr h!s purity eyor
owned. tI0 was demonstrated With. but this
only arOusca Lung nnkur tho mnre, and u fight
wus TIC. result; ll!rnta'r a1d hls w!fo wero
brokun. aud to top vi With upon .lcpartiug thuy
and ali hls 0thor ol,ckeus, logolhot
with. a fnt,cy-hrud bulldog. Lot'9 IL
just beginning 10 r1ulixo thut hu nato Krcnt
mistake IN swearing out warrants tor tho hrrcst
nf these mon, tnasinetl % liG thor.!y furnishes
tho evidence tar cat.vtaiiNg htulaef ftr violation
OF tho BtMte atutute reiMtln4 tO chlGkpu fighting.
, 1881-03-08
A THEATRICAL AGENT IN TROUBLE,

Ilol,crt f!ates, an alleged theatrical AxDnt,
whosu curious practices hnv0 caused him to bo
frcquuntly written up in the daily presst WIS
yesterday arrustcd by Detectives itynu and
l.omdorGan upnn warrant sWasn out by
Mjas Elytrat schwcrtfnhrcr, cilatEnY him
with obtallng money by tasso rretonscs. Tho
complainant ayers that sho l,lHwurcd III at.ycr-
tisotne,lt in lust l'Acsla,'s paEcg, nna upon tho
Following tlny hdd IN Interview With llalrs, 4nd
rul him 81 to secure for herself tho lAlstIotI 1T
treasurer pf tito linteH ud!llty antl MuslcAI
troupe, which hu represented to 6a II new and
highly aurcussfut rnrleiy combination. At thu
suIa,a tIlliB ahe 6Knot Il Gaittruet with him to
tho efeel thAl IN consideration uf <ltl III hs tuld
hIIn Atatch !, lssl, Miss Il. sc!lw1rtfulsor WIS
unpaEctl In ti1 position nanutl for ono yuar, Or
80 long ~ wMa 9grecnia 10 tho rnrt!es clutrlIct
Ink. and IN casu ~ tho troupe .itaIanding, sho
WIS 70 l,o sl'p!ortel BY hsm Until such siI,o as
sh0 found new alftlltlOn which suited
he,r; Iho MONEY was T. h4yu hes1
ynNnK iAy concluded tu consult her frlullas hs
fnro snktnH my tHrthcr steps IN tho NtrAIr. kho
lttNs VI Nh. Ia !HdfAna ntonuo. III tic fHnlIlY
Ut Mr.. El'gonn ATnste,s. nj the t,rln 0r l!uGh s.
Arnsleisl. ntil he nt nnto yeca!let! somu Ut
tho newspaper Artrics he had read Ab1ut
this su'llo. 1iatcs. A.. warrant WIS
swurn nut betdre Justco WalEace. nti.l l3ates
wins readily found ana urrsted Ut n,unl II, lry-
!ng llo!lse, In which hu uny recently established
hlH'sclF. From h!B nuinufGtlS luttuf1 1t Wu1hl
Mpptnr th1t Au hunH u thriving bu8iheha. Qu
Wux helAl In t1Ul tatl to the uth.
, 1881-03-08
CONDITION OF THE KENTUCKY WHEAT,

LouIsvtLLE, Ky, March 7.-Tho BtRlc Conn
missioner OF Agriculture, tn Ills FehruaFy 70.
port. snys tho condition OF tho late-sown wheat
Ii lpplurnblo. Tho enrlcr sown Is doing fairly
well, especially whera pitt III With drills.
Thu, satnc IL true OF hurley und other
ssnol! .Rratn. willis thu Inter sown
hreII lifted to tho alTfac0 by frcezes aud thaws
and ptosents u tlead AppeAs sanee.-fn fnot+ much
Appearances, the statement Of nlte Is that 1t
looks W !E It could bs swept up with bsuum.
, 1881-03-08
SALE OF A VALUABLE MARE, :,

IT, Louis, MArch T.-ls1lrEt e. fA'e. INN.
city, salsi his famous paulnx 'narc Aa.''v ~
tur, tu.day tu John splan, who yn'e ~ .,r..hass
q. F. Emery, Of Cleveland. for tho pu. ,xo
muuey. $500. puto bought tho mare .ss sns
years uxo tor tJO0o. aud shs proved nns ,, ". "
bosr Investments on tho turf. She ~ ~, r<aA,
tat o. stub!e IN B1ni!ssn. Ind, ana VIII ps'''
bly, be takcu to Cleveland shortly.
, 1881-03-08
OF INTEREST TO MILITIA.

NASHVILLE, Ton,I., March 7.-At i''eeu '..s, Il
tho lIoari Vt Exposition Managers to.rs ~, n,e.
WIS decided to Klvo oil aggregate OF *-''<" .,,ur
mluins for competitive nilltn drllls, " 'r,,,.t
tho Nth. 18th, ulld 18th uays uf MAY iuI iuI In.
prizes ofIcrcd nrc l,UU for tho best ali.
fantry eompany, md $40 to secoud rhs or','s r''s
viii iauiuda artillery, tarves, and military 'tD'
US1tGttuO.
, 1881-03-08
A PROHIBITION TRIUMPH.

Sp<etal Ntpateh 10 Tia chstaY0 1Fltunk*
DAvESpt>,rr. Ia, March latter u hard po!.t-
ical tight tho Prohibition peopta Of Le claIru to-
day elected their Mayur Hua the full ticket by q
majority ol alsson. Tonight basA Huru EuuX,
5A1uu0a nreu, Aud bontiteA ulad9.
, 1881-03-08
LOCAL POLITICS. i.

LOCAL POLlIlCS.
NIr. Tutllll1 CorrcctT n HIiatnlto-3Icet-
inGs OF Republican Ward Csnbs-k,is-
~ s,,,'',vs r,,,u,,xr t. w,s a,otrd ,.,a, ot n
Republican ca'ious held IN tho fremont tiousc
tho cunti!ducy Of Judge Cary Tor Mayor, MIR.
Judge cary could not oo cee'ea il ',o'n''a'od.
ens na r T,n rtes @ To ,t Tns
,,ur iu o,7aot No r,I,nwa.
oSE st III e1ect ,,. rs .o'lows; aG,. .a. H. ,n,.
lIe shlu efactly opposit 10 What no was Fo-
ported ns saytng. lIe knows Of TO man who is
moro emInanty fitted to pol u minority vote
Il tn9 city fh' m Se Cary, bS'ns e.ea HAT
hcoIi. an ind gt,dam"nt. nt,,, Hrsut tnJents liz
acrye Z four nla ysars hnory I'LL n the ar,y, and
c cia rGo socf ra. no1 ~ ,ns
by lis fact thnt for ten ycars iio has ioid tho
NJ thn Gcrtnn,,. Smericau Tiyn 1ns,1r,ca
t,n,n,nnr. @ oe' nmt vcrv rmvornuIv
known ii al, business aud cotnircrciai eirslei:
WIFI wc n,H,fs I'm ~ rnnr WITH wIth ;nunicInnI
nrs II nonnsaE "S lo WIN" .e. not dasr. tho t
,,rt,ye,i II l,y hini. Int no il t,,,, vott ibn,-
filcan {, refiss = domination INIT would como
liz ;},,ti,iti nisI stotcs In his lnttcr that tho
rrenont os. t''I incotI9 wis M rot o cailc % ~ sho
k,,tf
,nhs, ,v"s thn X, mnst ts tscsirniin r"m,fn1ns
r,,t. utrnyr, w.un I,r,,,,,,1Ic.r ct1m
bcl,, srlrlt1tt ,,cctinv ,nu, cvcning nt M lss7
st,c sfrn ~ v thnse ,vnS syur nttoml
1s "s.e n'. T.. fMI.s itiI a, Mms
.ft.,uo Hrutlwcii WIS ", Iou:y calIcd for and
mauo nriet speGcn' ~ ta9 ~ "r1 =, wm 4;
Il .dcscrvrti ,,,,H NEST tx"niient snieninn.
~ aat i1,"t W " nni, " vhnu hn nntnr, "
inw 'n ntIt,H 49, ~ Samntt Fner in fhis rity ,rns
.,,hcr ''I mn W ~ tIa hnst nt rrecsntt,rs'
rsorv IT, u ~ ;c t,i,icc iitr NV nhnr st,cnt
rs MIuX.!y, =. tn i u.cp ~ -. ~, sIS S ~. +t;tS ~
.hn W. ~ shn'"1I hnw.. Hnt INT hn n"itGvn,
ti;ut .,n',rr ~ thn nre.nmt E,c..i h,mnistrMtinn
M LIN. n.ta.v III r. cf1s @ AG"."' ! ~ ~
,,,fut, Tusu lily HoK ,,nm ~ u' un ,rewni i ,v
h1 j., ei.s hs,.., " i s;u hn"nst mi, for
SaM w ,,T @ ~ n,rs, ,S,ti,, os'i .,,,t t;a
9'tJIaU MI ~ ~, ,yhsot H. ,y.H,i, f"vm 'rni,a
,ne1, ~ ~ ar ~ "o"'e "''
ie II I'if in., ~ .,Tnr.u .i;o foor,ng roso1uttor,
Wnsen Wy moussS stt tSs & u"nheTsWH, ~, ,n,h,,,.
r,t. tsoar;, oiS nr,,s @ of H. nntnn ~ rass".t
uhrn9a l., IN aLIntns ~ 10, 10 pingn ~ ~ Lvne ~
9n" oI OF us momoofs III tno pefso" u 4'opeet T.
III un,,o.+ ,,,at,,to f,r f.,.v f,,or, r,o,, n
ro,v rn'nrt,a Ae' "''' o'>'"' '"" -
'W,hort Il Vf,toboIt n no}oro,1 etIyao u,,oko In,
fov"c ~ i,v1,,g H., VAIL sn,,"rn nnn".t r"rirss
neaSts,istan ant "nersanai iih.riv" ,serl ,uat
"n. tct .,,!',Si n,t ",,icr tto ;3
res tmne sotu, @ ,,n. mnn Ga1sr a" , .ne @
rannrrnt WIN t,n.j re,,l,,urr lila mi"1u,,t., ~
| tE.t purity, wrro nlccscI members Of tho Club,
htehsuesoauontly adjourned.
| SIXTEENTH w4.ttn.
arI it1n'hjt,,u;, t;j,,l, via i,ntd tnst nv.mn nj
~ Hn.hss,,r, ms.s,,,,n ,fr Z, GnrcrI,, nrn..,iH1
Mr Wiinr snnkn' a,rn.,,,v in,inra;nr ~ Iynrlr
, 1881-03-08
NEW WATEn-WORKS,

CoufCtL lti.uFra, H.. March, 7.--Antlve opeta+
uous Oh tho Council uluGa Water-Werks wore
commenced to-day by the AmarlcaA constrtlc-
lion Coulpauy. Tho works aro 10 10 completed
III Ola your.
, 1881-03-08
A Days Work Which Costs n Pa
per a Matter Of 5000.
Tho Rotiuuo of tho Modern Correspondent
Tolegraphio Miracles.
Who nnd What tho Beers Aro-Thoir
Horror Of Taxation.
Tic lyay In Which l1e Tra,ls,aul Vas Annexed
Causes Of The Present War.

tinont Tho Kontlrmat' win Will llnko llls dca'itt
bcforn ChscnKo audience tho 18th tlist" proved
to ''o mcIun,-s!zud, wo'l-hui't, Nortf,-"f-tho-
ahu ~ osoAts u hao' ltss c".nras. I'"ne ~"s.ot
lfeo !ttm rum, aln1ns o. o.a eomaosInmc aa,puso ''s
not to mnr It's prnportious or to snp-
press tho clcar evidences that quicknrss
oi 'nouon @ rs we" as ,mlse"'aF ',.,,,.s, stInnkan
The tsce VITA pleasant sne: pssS ot s
] overbunr ~ 4 vory ,tr ,ir,a mouth mouth, which Sroxo
tho f..co, with It's pray eycs looking out from
u,,t,rr n sunre-r,,t furchcuu. and so,,nro laws,
80 - A.. .,.. - ~ ...... ,.. ....t. 49,,
scelI,ca to Indicate ut onco innate strength anu
innnto checrfuLness Of disposition. lie looked
re,t, r1,,5 NJ, rirnt ahoat, n tho nnnros, ,nlc.
as"pa sutton 10 soa@ Oh 10 mss paet a
with lnorc c.iuanInlty than ono o'tt Of tlluusun
,ucu, Wht,c tho rcuorser CO ryersct With tt,u
ness an1 rnpialsy OF troad which showed Tint hts
pSse ns%so was Us y s,f9st no ns eo be-
wn,sc 1no fcaa.lsess wiz. "hsch w. eon,posea am
~ inn rooness .S rr".n"
subject which Is II slno 'ia non Of tito suecoss-
full war correspondent.
"riIEGE ARE: THREE KINDS OF 1,EpoI,rEns
hnyc ,,,ct with In Au,crl,n stnre c,,,n berc,n
~, ~, ~ Nv ., wv" ~ 1"'etIa e,C' ~ e".u ".f'
snM ar: fospGa aoro ~ dno e. eortnaaa fe
potters WNn tnkes dts~l every worn 1na says;
ING" tneso ~ .ao % nn VIII hstc1'S wtleu. e, oA M
nG any ilntes wl,,slnver mn. asty. ,9,, sno 9no
who hotates, anu Wftes hls fo!,ost 9t1t Win lno
}oltlt ~ % nls n9tes aaa memory. VI thoth threc'
Raetcf ,,'. me mst. ,u,. ,,,,,,. 49,, ,..,.,a.
Iho reporter n9H ' TO IT,. t!ilier WHINE Win the gentle
mali @ anu ;a .ssared LIN tnth shortha,ld wrtnr,
VINO was ntsn IN cxptrleneeu newspaper mum,
was not only the salcst Dut IN othor respccts tho
pcst iMtnrFsewef. a -,. :.
th:nE not: that is not ny oxpMGrienee. M nt
least, MT Forbes re5olnc!!. NOW. ~ ttl! you
mn &tnnsluE bpisut!u thnt happened tEcCht!F. l
WIS interviewed IN washington by tho short
hand rgprcscntatiye Of paper thorc. whct'.
1I!n1nKSt OtEer Things. l Sntl: res. HotWith.
standing freq Representations, and thu beautiful
lnlles IN the tr1sin, ! nahnked TO got thr.nlRh;
but you must not put that down, ytE kilow.'
Now. of colrso, itneant hy that thlt ho was not
tn report what hntl snHl lust previously: but
didn't tho banlltub and publish tho worry words,
md also tho but you must not pIat tint down,
totnntoh."
Tho reporter could not help Smiling tnwnr,ilS.
for hn know that t'!b b8tGllnKrhphfe " bandit" hid
fully ebsnprehe,,nea, Mr.: Forbes warning md huh
, 1881-03-08

1' ,o,; n1Intcr|n1t"tors ss,iIcaRn t,t t,o,wwo.ii
nltion @ M n, Hit ir1 thoro e. wiz i fatally stct oro
t %r t nsrn,s ,I,, , cnm, nn II, 9, ~
i,nti, T., EH,rn,,n mi txt Miunr IN thn Tirkjsh
si ,s vail ~ H." ;,,,ssinu: Tint bribIng Gul to
bn ,nHo: S thai evsrythi,,a haI Il, IL, rnrr!ed oil
@ ~ s"ra 'o axnsro @ ii In umythn ws lie
wr., @ 1%s;9 @ :; Mss and ,ts s' n r 1'nt c, ,asa
nnii,u ri or,'innry new school war corresponl-
r""' ,.n,sr" "'"'''''
- V,u,,d vo,, mini, annn,fnn,nr ao,uo caneciuy
]urro ip,ss In tbn tcicRraphy iit.e Vol hnvo nc.
s'mu u,,n,nlisncdY @ =" 'Do '@''A'"p"' '''
n,,n clrlt M ro1,,n,,s f1,tt, rITsharrst to En-
xjHni eNch u,css,9o prulmby ut,sttllr 4sU0
Surfing I'll tloir tecKrnpho tolls, IN nadilon to
,n aa ny "vr Hi Mcs. whot r. rcsttnr. back t., 4
tel"ornnl,. wire, IND on mo ocuasit,t, ny tcio-
innrrs.in,, Of thn Miiu EfTtycost That paiWr III
t"jrursnl,y niono s Es stsrtitr, Or. ia Anscrican
crruney, s' sStao. @ Tic toiai cost W Of that days
work IL Inc ppsr p, :, Summ x, sr mn
'Ma soa',. & Msr':.sNr s.. -: r.. ,.,,. N", ~. ,,o
acrotnpiish II / required 10 hnvo over hnlf u
.inxcn ,h"!ses' couple of which wcro killed III
"What did you do when your hprsn WIS
kiilsa2' ,.n,,,
-so'ao,ines M ,IIsta"es or four or live n'iics-to
where the neSt tt' re,ny IVY was" ,',,,.np ox.7,
~ pteuilarity Of tho Engiish p,pors Is tho
eorrusnun.lctco to tho prico tit which thoy hro
Ths a Timss w% Il %ess as snta ' IL
ter for emturprsp aongs!do q lts chearor rivu!s,
~ more asnes!ye The sserot nf TITS l1a.E" c1 X
Using aid "rtiy asa ti;u!r readiness 10 ooeept
tatM of The impression nude in II single tMpor %
tho result Of SUCCESS II rnnortf1K y war U! FIG
mnNtt4' i3t1ru$i01t. At tho BEGINNING az TIC
, 1881-03-08

ny eitct prher
TMo @ GerkIn"mie PETE s,o,, aio rTaa ,rs,o X ho mil
TINT tho Cn!aaell 1nt pass sons oranaHce y H
staMber sho,ttd lr excluded from voting e hel,nd
4 right to vote an1 NJ therefore tnotlR!.t ne
Gp9,1,ss, Eqcscs, sno''a 'aF0 spee'' "e''n :" ''0
Ain. Swift-Stppose ~! nc M 3a;i ~ m riRnt and voto3
Ihe Chnir-lt i wull work 1ota ~ ways. ~.
votn l,clng announced m % Unless st"nbcra maine
np1nonrsd On the roil. .,,,u. .,,a,., H., ~.
people, mid hc had nu contrnl over him further
tl,nn IN SIMPLE eparlnne,,tMrx prneeGtia1es,' s, ,s
The v9sS on the amendment w''s-yeas III haYs
i!irkc. llt0rlan. lawlcr Purcell! smyth. ,reovcy.
Thumpsoi,. liTady, Meyer !Fiftcenthj, Darrutt,
Murphy. Hna MsGor'irkIs: ;1,nr,t WATKINS c,
!eri"!', .sspessr. ~ ii!ilresl'. ,oa,i. Gorenz,
Yn,,ng Meier tsIxtccnth,. and nircy-
norn Il ajnur" a nnt Nv Wenesay @ 1a0 oSena
1t Mns Syl,lent .at npth!ng ca,,la he r,l lone:
m Az eer 5 Ge s nresffi iron Fs % roa
gr@,At @ wrcnE. ,,., ,c
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test q rropcriy.o,vI,e&rs & nE1iist tho ra'sn9 VI
thS & EgniGe,h ;os an ssrnss ,,axs nfSe for
WHOM stauoor's nnmo wis called ho jumped
up aud ...,a.,,.
DEMANDED THAT lIls yoTt: iE nEcoanEp.
of I'm ibo r t. irte T IT TT 81 io II slarter
A sM " m All Hobs ESerets w
oW,,ctI liz pr,c inaf,
Tsrn W. nratcs On h1 10 raa is
petition WIS Jct,ic.i ~ IL vOtt, Of II to III.
sS ssSs e1s s Snssr s;.c sSc, xs Ct sc "
occ,,picd nron,il,"ni nluces. N '''' ''''>%Se"sA'
yvSa Wnn,ad h II ts k, o1rd wo "@111b %ena tho
Aldermen m from tho Foriconsh Ward.
, 1881-03-08

hus any hcu OF tho yust expense Ut tho aystct;,
Ut tpleKrupblu correspondence. During tho
lsllssu- Turkish VIII tho latlu hens lld probably
uf Europe and Asia aud rAch OF these bad
smaller ur lar9er rotl!luo Ut cuutlers, anu q
riilx IN expenditure commensurate with tha
, 1881-03-08

rti1u ft,n,nacit,a viii, "nv IN ratin, r., t,,rTt
t"n tMS.asossns LIVE I'LL VIII ~? an1auun ~. ~ .'uus .
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HcntIvn al lin ltst,uiitI. Iis Win t,crp,,I,,nlnl
hy M nstnrt ~ twenty INITIAL rnIHg and ihfs
otlcIal lnuuuvci hy d curtain .iuxtyrIty
III procure Il t,o.niuni vote in favUr 1t
,!n,rxatton tn droat JsritnIn. and promptly
and cnistitutntl II Il Jlritish Dtsscsstnu 'rhnt ho
iii Kn wlthnut INV ohp,sitInr Ia nhvln,is fr,,iu
nun wbergwlth To- coerco rucalcitr,tt,ts, That
iIr Thcophllls wnH prcl,,niure, and that IN
hu ..i,,nr@l" fstoo, the country.
ii iutl,ityitnlIG in ths rht OF slii,.
Kpa,icnt cxporjcncp; but It Is iiltuast equally
forc" 81 aircaInstaiSaa rnsnltIn9 fr,ttn thO in
cIlsi,ts ~ .snhs wnI huva ii1d,s,." lin it"m,f,.
In !. f,,v iuntthn intnr to hnrH M,ni f.ir
innovation L. iirnst 1lrItnIm and Tho NJ.
sunlptlon by stat country Of It's ucbt.
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Auction and Commission HOue.

CoNsIGNMENTs SOLICITED. HOUSE
" hold furniture bought and sold at actasI
cash rates, or will sell on commission. Three
doors south OF Wells, Fargo Co.'S Bank, III
Main Street. PHELPS IRuMRa.
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back with the great State Of New
York endorsing his course. Conk.-
ling,is down, but bic prostratiop will
only be temporary. Such men can
not be kept down. And when be
gets Cd top again. look out for an ex-
hibition of fawning un the part OF the
horde of little yelpers who are now
industriously engaged il swapping at
his heels. Nor does Mr.. Conkling
REQUIRE the assistance OF President
Arthur to assist inlhis elevation. He
has within himself the power to rise,
as the country will learn one of these
days.
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COOL ING D Rim K S
AT
THE OCCIDENTAL.

All Visitors to the city should call at
the Occidental and try Auer s. Murphy's
Celebrated Nectar Lemonades. Nectar
Punches and other Delicious Summer
Beverages. Their facilities are un-
surpassed and the Occidental still retains
the prestage which has made it famous.
They make speciality of keeping on
hand Bottled Wines and Liquors st very
reasonable prices, and are sole agents for
the university Cigars, the best in the
LandSsf AUER 81 MURPHY,
Propr's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-05

&. B. HAYES, late acting. Presiden.
of the United States, is evidently
bidding for federal appointment.
He little thought when he removed
Chester A. Arthur from the collector
ship OF the port of New York, that be
was turning out of Office future
President of the republic. Hayes
explains that removal and in
such a way as to indicate
that be is sorry for what he has done.
He says: |" The issue with Arthur,
as collector of the port OF New York.
did not ariss from want of confidence
in his capacity or ability. but on a
question Of method in reforming the
civil service. The issue having been
made, and Mr.. Arthur declining to
yield Che point OF difference. the
alternative had to be met, and his
removal was ordered, but with ex-
treme reluctance" It is not likely
that Arthur will accept the apology
and give Hayes an Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-05

THE CONTENTS of the HERALD this
morning are as follows:
1sF PAeE-Latest- Dispatches = Local
Items-The Star Route Cases. p
ID PAGE-Sundsy Services.
Sd PAGE-Leyerrier' Inter Mercurial
Planet. ~
4FH PAGE-Editorials-Hotel Arrivals
9TH PAGE-Land Of Dreams.
9Th PAeE-Miseellsneous Telegraph.
9TH PAaE-Miseellaneous Dispatches.
STE PAaE-The Fair = Races - Local
Items.
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The PHILADELPHIA newspapers own
real estate valued at more than mil
lion dollars. The North american,
Inquirer. Press, Star and Telegraph
have permanent leases on the land
occupied by them, while the Chroni-
Gle, German Democrat, Ledger, Times,
Record and Bulletin own the, buildings
in which they are printed.
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Box Oeice open Daily for the sale of Re-
serves, without additional charge.
seats can be ordered by Telegraph and Tele-
phone.