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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
Guapehilon ciner SGutttu o ltlttdfs
Icrs2ifInctaftOtt4

0tem phi8, &enn., 9. Vidr3. - alS ole
eriten gad)rldbten iiber be Saumuollpreiie
beute SornIlttag bier unlansten uuo eineH Abz
idlag bon l6 Geuts ieit geitsrn Abeno ergaben,
mur0e pertiinbet, OaB Die y Genneiice' Brokerage
4Iiociation" ibre @eifdite gum IbidlnB britt
gen pcroe. 9etrGdtlldle aufreguug enttanO,
irbeiien lsste fi1 bieielbe bulO ruisOer, ais er=
nlittelt ipur6er OuB ulle &ontrafttj 81 oenShlnBs
notiruugU bon gsileru 2lbeno erIEllt meroen
mitrrsn. 9ie @,iegidlait wurOe I'M lteten
September etnblirt, unO es periautet, oaB lle
$4,000 Ourd ben Yreisubiala9 Der SauuI1
fnnlie herlnrefi hnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
GermtTate 9epeF@en aus yiespr
Mace

Nem zDort, 8. Rdrs. - Der beutc aus
2iurpcol angtfOmmene OGmpfer Grin" ret
tete nin 3. B. so. Die Mannlfaft Oes BON Bbis
loSelpbia nad antrperpen beltinlmteK 9anls
piers ,,9rumOufi," tpcIder i'm SiHteH begrif=
fCH mar.
- GGbren6 Der sriten @ode Ses Rouats
OiGrS tomen 1928 @migrauten bier ant 2479
mlbr, ais in Der eriten g8ode oe5 WtOHatS
Widr5 1880.
= 8atriG 0c@auslanS tuurOe bette frifb in
elmer 0mtbifatt an Der @owerg pom Sobu
6erbert, einenl prOIeiiiouellsn Sauitfampier,
6urd einen 9iitOlenituB gefGbrlid im 6alie
ue1iuunod. 6erbert tpurOe nah ber5meiieltem
gGioeritanOe BON Der POIijei iiberwdItigt uno
herboftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
0iiIfc ftr Ote gncreit.

gem q ort, 9. Mdrs. - Glne betrddts
lide Sunlme @elo lit bsreits bier aufgebradt
fuoroen, I'M Die Soeren in 3rausoaaI iHibren
6rsibeitsfampte Su unteritiiBen, unO miro Oem
Ycleine pom rotbsn &reuSc uad 6ollano Sc
ididt meroen. Nebrere bier dnidiiige 9ollauz
Der, iOruie etlife iuHgs ameritaniid)e aer5te
babsn fitb nad) SIbafrita begeben, nm ben
8rereu ihre 0ienite an5ubieteu. Die Srldnor
Iino btionCsrs lparm III i9ren Spmpatbiebe'
Seteuugen iir rie 8oeren. IS uerlautet, boB
cine Barte nit 800 bemaiineten SrlGnOern unO
@msrifqrern, iOpia bier @atltrgtanonen an
@Orb bon &9S=&ef, 6la., nah Der 9elagOas
@ui in Siioailita abging nnO OaB itd Die @r'
petition pon bort mad Ernn5oaal begebcH
niro. @ine MafienUeriammlung iOa in ben
nGdfen Sa9en in, ,@OOpers3uititnte" abgez
bolteu turocn, I'M Der augemeinen Sgmpatble
iiir Die 8oeren GusOrud III berieibeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
gRorO 4tuo 03ronoftfytmtto

9fOhaltoH, ST., 8. JGr5. - Die gS6bz
nuug Der Srau 2eui Scltnap 81 sat Sarz
nar6, ST, brannte in Der gtaht pom lebten
Gamliuge nieoer, uno Die 2eide Der Gigeutbtts
mer mnrOe ipGter inter ben SrImmern aufgez
fuuocn. @ctuifie llmfGnOe baben 5u benz Scr
baGt 9cfibrt, Dap Die Sra1 ermOrOet wurOe
unD bah Die NGrber iooann bas 6au8 aniiH-
beten. Cine unteriuduug 1T i'm 9ange, unb
wubridcirIid lplrOen cine OOcr mthrere Berio'
nen III ben ndhiteu $agen Ocrbaitet ruerOeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
Et1aIte Settctt Gopf un0 3ett
cnct. OeEtt,,N

6ance'8 o6airz 81 8eforer," Der srose
6uarcr3tugT uno Observation-Disclosures, oriHgt
eurh bie 6anrmm2elu uuo reQt iie gerdOs 10
uu, mic fltn1lide 3itnQmittel Die @rasuurlelu
rCiSeu uuO Solme unO SIdttdlen 3u O}priaoeH
cmportrcibtr, ioooB ticie Die grOe nit ihrtm
Gritn befltiOcn ginu tanu ibn fiiIlid oen
SopibCirudtcr nenncu. 2luf Doer Sopihuut
oCCr bci auSiaucnoem ODER ergraH'nOem, eirs
hoduenOCm oOer nelfruocm 6aare ruit 9auce'S
,,6ujrz 9leiiOrer" Oidtu 8utS b;rUor, ittlt Die
irihre Sh1nteit mo Sarbe micber ber, bsbt
alcs Sudcn, furiGt Sdort erbdlt Die SopthaHt
oB1ia geiuuO unO lit etu prddltiltS Soil'tteHz
mittel. Der beocutcnoe 3uf, oc6eu er iidl ers
frcut, uuO Olc 0roBe 3ubl ein0eheuOcr 4tteitnte
iinO iiber3eugenne 8elege itinc8 groBcu gBerz
tbCs. 1tou periudle i'm uuo itbcr5mge Fa
uou lCium itltCucu &Oriiigen. BreiS 81 Die
Eloidc. gu babeu bel Seth @. 6aHce,
SIR. lO8, gS itz8 altim Orcitr. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
SG5 dcbte
Or. 6. Olc20ne'8
berabmte ameritaniiae
S4tr4Se=0 =0StffeG
,, ,,9ermifltse." "
eumptcmc Don gSIrmeru.

SOmptpmc Don gSurmeru.
Ila3 @eIitt 1T blei6 unO bIeifarbiS
y 5eittpeiIe brenneno ROTH OOer eiH
umr6tbeter Sled auf elmer O6er auf beis
ben 8un9en; bic 2lugen iper6en tribe:
bic 9upiuen eripeitern Ii9; elm blduli9er
6albfrei8 3iebt Iib nm oa3 untere 9Ius
genIieO; 6ie9taIe 1T ent3iinOct, seidpOLa
len n0 bIltet 3uipeilen; bic OberllpPe
idDiIt an; bin lmo lpie6er Gopflpeb nit
5auIen un6 PD6m in ben Obren; cine
mgeipbtnli6e Speidel 2lbIonoerung;
i1leimige mo bele8te 3rmge; atbenI
iebr ibelrie6enb, btl0n0er5 be5 DlOra
gems; 2lppetit perdnoerIi4, 5uiueiIen in
6eiBbmger NIT uagen6em Oefable iHt
D{agen all3artenb, gu anperen 3eiten tuies
Der gdn3Ii5 mauBelb; fliihtige S4mera
GEN i'm DtaBen; 3eitipeiie nebeLfeIt uRS
Grbreden; befti8e S4merSen i'm llntera
Leib lmregelmdbiger StubI9anG tW
9eiten peritopft, l9Leimig, unb bdaFg
nit Blut permiidt; Der 2eib lit 9ea
i6woaen unb bart; Der llrin tribe; bas
AtbmenserIhmert, begleitet pom S9ludbz
Ger; ma9maI trodener unb frampfbafa
ter 6uiten; unrubiger unterbrO9ener
S6Iuf nit 3dbuefnjriten; TemperGa
ment perdn0erIib, I'M 2tIgemeinen aber
reijbar, u.i.W.
Genn Obige GgmFtome oIS borBanbsu
iuaPr8enommcn peroCn, 10 pir0
Dr. G. Mtg0n&'s YerAifu0e
ii4er eine sur beiprfeu.
@8 eutbdlt Feir. SueGfIber
in irganb arner 0eItnli ; lit cine uni6dbs
liHe 4rdparation mo bat nt9t ben
gering ten idabli6en @infnb
beim Sarteite &in6.,
Da5 dbte Or. Mc2nue'S 8ers
III fu8e bat bic Signatrtren 6. Dlos
Sane Il. SIeming Bros. aaf 6ens
umidla8,
81. 6. Rt2ane'8 9eber gillem
msroen nitbt empfobleu als 6aiInittel sesea
ALE geioeu, 6enen baS 5telih untertban it,
iUuoern gegen GrGItfbeiten er&eber bsl btli6s
len BeI1perben, Stspapiie IJno frant5aftem
aopitpeb, ober braytIBen uebeIn, imo ils VI"
i,btrtreiilIa.
&aIteS Sicber.
IS giebt tein beIIeres 2tbfiibrmitteI Dor obeE
nab benz Gebrautbe bon GbtniH, DIS Eurs
giruitteI limb lie iInbergLeIcbtIB.
glan butte ii6 bGr fali@ungeR.
Die a6ten iinb ME uter3ufert.
S5ebe Gcbad1tel bat einen rotben g9dHsfegS
atT Dem 0edel NIT Der Snihriit Or. glceaRe's
Giper 4yius.
s5eber llmIhIa8 bat bic Sienaturen bon 6.
Wc2dne un0 6teming Bros.
Dian perlange bic dhttn Or. 6. Glc9aReB
Geber, QiQeu, praparirt BON SlemiHg Bros, 90
gitt8bureb, 8a, 6eun Der giartt iit bpr 3OR
JlaCbabmiInaen neS ytamen WfSane, GuberB
bufitnbirt. dber bieielbe 9lusibrGhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
xj4, ,,r,.foIpr Skater

Douu9Storpu, O., 3. Wlar3. = 8m.
3rOtter uuO feline Srau iiRo inter Der s(nflage
puhaftet mproen, ibren Sobn g8iliam er.
moroet Su baben,. Der &nabe mar ne
gen unorOentlifen 9etra9ens rrabrenO Oes
gottcsOienittS in elmer &irhe I'M S. ges
frat wCr6en. unO Der Gater Uerlette tbnl mad
ieiuer @erurtbeiluug einen SdItag, in oefitu
SUige Cr cine Sreppe biHabifilr5te unO OaS Sc
MD brad. Die Ytutter 1T al8 0titiauIOige
ouoPilnut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
Sta0t Baltimore.

unirciWilligcr Qufentbalt. -
Sr. 9fobcrt HincOln, Der neue Sriegsmiailter,
lam gciteru 2lbeno in einenl Spe5lal= g8aggon
nit iciner 8ruu uno 6amilie ans Chicago bier
on, lOuuts jcOOA uegen OeS lnfaae8 auf Der
Baltimore BOtOmac6ahn" ieine 82ie mad
QSoibiugton srit beute iritb fortebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10

SOuie" in 9uNbulaRO crtrunl bei'm SpisIen
i'm WHhtsrabcu
SIN : iOntOprsr 8aiieuqeridlts erl
ilattete or. @eorg 9optinS, SeitameutsUoQz
firCder res 0criOlbeneu ,EObu .Sutiugs, ieine
brittle Gbretuuua. Gene 6ommiidonsaebHb-
rem betrugcu bis itbt $40 1888. 9a8 hintera
IoIicue &rm1geu DtS Sru. @ittiugs belief Iidl
tetanutlitl auf mebrere 0iillioueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10

6arca'a suiammeugeiebter Aroorn Q y
rup III etNfS ser beiieH Oem %ubltum D0fs
tic0cuneu Mlittel 3ur 0eliuu9 bon 9nltcu,
GlFdItuug, hDIcm pulis, 6e,ierteit, Suftf0h
rel OF Gltiiinopug, & Suhbuien, hduiAH
g;ldune rnO 0llsn Ubrigen 9unssulriecu. Gr
l6ofit augcnbhdltfe 9iuOerhug une fiibrt Of.
birnsu e1nes Sagss @eluKn herbet. Btobrs
cine 6laide, uu6 IS miro Dltb nift gertneH.
Ere,s 20 @elts bic Slsihs. Set Seth 2.
6ance gr. 1903, Net 8alttmores
@trabe, 5u bSbeu. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
gDit fIebt ts init eetnert SLATER

Sic SahuSleit ut 90, mann idlledltcs Slut
iG 9cittHo madlt; Die yiatur 1T itet beitrebr,
oaS SrIem gciun0 uuO rein III erbalteH. Dian
uutcri,iitc iie Ourt rtdt5citigc 4mueuOung BON
SaucC's 2 Saiiap0.tllens s rtratt, eiaes
9IejdlmGbia eriolgrcdleu uno in ieiueH 6eilwIrs
tulQeH fdlWCu Ytittl5; c5 beluirtt r0id)e uH0
oollildueiQe pciiuHg BON punOen Steasu, 6ltiis
i9tctt.u, TiuHm, 0Oumusihdgtn, @cidlypd>
reltr 5autltioCu uuO alcu aus uWelHcm SlHte
entfcbenbCn NnOrOnuuQeu. GS ribtet 0aS
SGiCm nui, 1Clt Die @eiunobcit rpie0er ber
uuO perlCibt Gncrgie uuO 2e6enSmutb. BreiS
81 ole 6laid}e. Sci Seth 9. 6ance Rr.
1O8, G it=S aItiuiOre-S tra5e, 81 ba-
ben. (2Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
Eeresrap6tfGe QepefGett.

tBeriGte oer nadOcttrteu 8rede" fur oen -Deuti@sn
Gorreponoenten.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
Senrn Is. Smitb, Brdfoent;
Spbn %, SlaRo, Setr."
-RnItimnre. hen 2. M6r, 1881

Baltimore, ben 2. WdrJ 1881.
stn Srn. &etrn 6. Snitb, Brdiioenten bes nSerz
ems Der aauFeute uno 5abritanten," Snbncz@de Der
Baltimore unO SowaroftraBe. gSertber Seu! Surb
S5ren Setretdr Srn. SIan6 babe ih Sbre 3uit)rit
pom beutsen Eatum erbaIten, uorin sic mid nuTz
Iorbern, por Sbrem Yeretne sinen Sortras, iuelden
id fnrslih Dor Der Sruoeridaft 0er proeitant6sbis
Idofiden ct. YeterssSird1e Ooaler i6er oaS 2bema:
.ois 2paersusdnse ser Stabt Baltimore, endlie6Ith
bes sur SerbuSuns ber Sbeiapeatez nit Der 0eIas
iuaresga proiettirten Sdifsfanas," 9ebalten babe,
su ueberbolen. Sieie @tnIabun9 lit elm erfreIItder
Sepets pon ben Sntereiie fpeldbes Die intelsenten
unb nadbentenben gi9Iieoer Sbres geretnS on elmer
fir Die GIp6suns ber SauHeute uno 6a6ritanen Bal
timore's fite,lib bodiptdti9Cn angeesenbet 6efuus
ben Sereitn ilisl ipcr6e ib 9laes, iuas in meinen
lrdIten fte6t 6un, UNI oieieS ntereifc Su er90ben.
SD netme Sbre SinlaounS on, Der I6en0 oes 81,
Didts btrs ihr Die 8Oreiun9 paiien, unb llbr cine
eenebme 3eit Ieu Sote ir9eno Elm anberer Tag OOer
cine anoere 3sit ben gOrSus erbaIten, 70 Derbe Id,
INN mid Sbren Bdni6en onsu6eauelnen, meae ars
oronungen cffen bios Die l6enoe oes 8. uno T. os..
fur peGe Id bcreits Ssrpfbtun9en Ibernommen
babe, bite id) ausSurehmen.
adDtunsspoli SIR
ISM. q. Grai0btH.~
an leincr IeBten 9eriommtung bat Der Seretn ourb
abftimmuEs id) fir gfontaa, Oen FL. Ytari, a6os.
subr, entiGicben uns ir Sic 8oreiuns ien 9ofaI aui
oer Snoiur5tzede osr Sottmorez unc 5owaroftra5e
ausaetpdbIt.
eintrttstausn uiro man ben WtsItebrn Suieneen.
Senru s. Smith, ErdiiOent;
O9) SoBn %. 9Ianp, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10
Al. Sabrgaltg.
Rens 4nseisem.
aIm ole Wittslisocr oes
rgsrsinS oer 9e,tStente nmo 5sabriiaMten
%aIttmpxe's."

Stre auimertiamieit miro aui fOlssSSe Gorrsiponz
0ens selsnIt:
spSaItimore, ben 2. MdrB 1881.
VII Sberit 9S. q. Graiabia, Ser. St.ss1., Sats
timere, gis.
2Reriber 9err! 9a Der n8eretu oer aouireue uuO
60brtonten" bon Dem gBuni6e iiber SaItimOre's nas
thrIi6e Soraiee Setreffs iener g8aiierpertebrssu:
sdnge, pie e bic @befapeatesSai uno ibre Nebcn9ez
iuaier bietsn, iopie i6er Die Der Sabt Baltimore aus
bem Sou bes gbeiapeofe 8eIamare Stifissaanals
criuaisnben YortbeIe me9r Su erfabre, 6eieett lit
uno bic Sortref6tet Sbrer 8orteuns ii6er oiee idr
Baltimore un6erehenbar iUidbtse 3bemata 81 iudroz
gen ucs, 70 lace id Sic in 8trbinSuns init ben foz
GenbR &iceprafpsHen: SsS,. Sobn. q. Snrit
>. =. ifpIen,
q. Z, George uno
9erntpn g. S9hnt
stbtilnssooG elm, bic 8orIeun9 OOr ben gdtSIteosrn
bes Sreins in beiien eoiol, Gte oer Baltimore uno
Soiparofrase, an trseHb einem S9nen am Sefen con7
penrenben abenoe pdbIenb oiee5 Vtonas Su futeoerz
9oIen. adtunsspoI Der Sbri9e
&enrnG. Smitb, Grdfbent;
Spbn u. SIano, Setr.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10

SsHaremont'S gon5ert. - SOattiHiirt. - Die
Srtdlentdlau nbct ,5rcebttrn. - SneI tUtt0is
9C0ttthheu.-G GiubTndles Eiebhabl. - @Hts
lm1ot9hugsnaae.- - SIdd Siudlen ooer eer
&onpt utn DsiltcrHadIt. 49, llHtdls. - 9srz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-10

SIRE stuimeriiamieit miro aui fOGsesbe GoueipOn
6tns Selsntt:
, 1881-01-29

His 11fl1 for Dlvorce Tfndo 1'ub1ic Wfth-
out His KtiosvIedgc-As*crslo TINT
lie In Co'tktanlly In Receipt OF Evil
dottce ARaifsst Ills yNlge-lfo VIII
Never Live with Her Aratn-Some-
thing OF an Unusual tatnFe Has DC.
Cured nj Canocilat.
Special Ifipateh TO 7aS Chicago Tribune,
PROVIDENCE. jan. 3s.-Gov. Sprasuo de-
1,ics the statement published To tht effect
TINT be originally had counter bill
Of divorce drawn up. In which he
made specific charges Of adultery
against Ills wife. 1le never intended
to do 30, neither did he intend
to have tho bill lie has filed made public. 1t
was fled on Wednesday evening last, and at
the time only three persons know Of
breach OF confidence, and for a
said tonight TINT the Governor told him that
te was constantly In receipt Ut tho mnst
damaging evtdeic1 against his vile, which
was voluntarily sent him; that the inwitelY
oldestboy. md l,ad ontinucd. rio Goyernor,
50 the friend. inserted. said that, had hi,
known wIlat he does Il0w,- ho would have
brought this suit long ngo. lie would meyer,
% ndsr any % snystnc ,cfss ys with n t sT
important testimony he hatl received.
Gov. Spraguc denies that he Ind hau fall
lug out with Dr. Green. Something OF NJ,
UNUSUAL nature has occurred at Canonchet
within a few days, however, for Gov.
Spraguo says ,s!that he has reorganlzed
Ills household. and ITO lunger
has ,.,. any; ;rs,I 'ssd q -. . Ne: Grses';s
early In tho day that tho Governor had had
trouble With tlt: Doctors wife. Gov. Sprngue
further says TINT Dr. Green never WAS CHS.
todiau Of Canonclsct. but was there simply to
other emp!oye would do.
, 1881-01-29

8psesat Dispdteh to 7As Chltaao Tribune.
LONDON, jan. c8.-The second trInl ot one
OF the l,I.ilulph prisoners for the murder
Of the Donneliy famtly Is now going OIL here.
Tho excitement and Indignation tllat swept
over the country at the tins of tho murder
appear to have subsidized, and nothing llkc.tAo
same amount Of Interest IL taken til the stc-
ond trial as was taken in tho tirst, except by
thosu Immediately concerned III 1t. The tM-
preston has all along becl. tl,at no Middle
sex Jury could l,e got to convict tho prison.
ery, no matter how HttollE tho tykleuc0
might BIZ; aud that impression WIS certainly
strengthened by tl6 fnfluru Of tile Jury III tllD
first case TO ngree. The crtnlo NILS otlB OF tho
1uost hiKh.IiaNdyd eyer porpetraton
OF the laW!ess lnell who roalned abn'lt
the unsettled port!ona Ut tho Far West 'yhen
civilization was III Its rude state. III the
present trlal tho most important ysatless ex-
aulIleu WIS Johnny O'CpnnurH. liz tnltl Ills
story with tho salno stralghtfurwatiness ~
BEFORE not dayiAtlng III my material par
ttcnlar. Ito told how ha hsd como t0 be ut
DonnalIy's house on tho fatal niRl,t, and of
tue ylsIt at midnight ct ja9les Carroll In or
ntzed hlm fully by Tie Hight ct The candle
while the family were getting ready to start
with him; aud, after young Tom Donnelly
had been handcuited, a gang Of rnfhAna burst
into tha house and began the deed Of slauGll-
ter. The W!tNes8 related with the same clIcuul-
stanttallty as before tho manner Of his escape
, 1881-01-29
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Jan. 2s.-Gtatlstone, in replying
to the address ut tho Liberal members urging
lin not to personally incur the fatfgues Of
lato night sessions, says tho injunction shall
be observed.
VOLUNTARY L1Qt1nATIoN.
LONDON, Jan. :s.-The Mercantile Bunk Of
tho River Plata, limited, In London, 1as re-
solved to wind up It's affairs. Its liabilities
nre 4ss+44 ,0o0. The assets consist OF interests
III water-works and other enterprises In tho
Argentine Republic.
a DESPERATE RIOT.
LQNRpN, Jan. g3.-Aftcr tho meeting.
which wns attended by 10000 minors, ut
Leigh yesterday mob went to tho Atherton
collferics, nnd desperate riot ensued.. 1lns-
sars, infantry. and police wero OH tho
ground. The Riot act WINS read. The Hus-
sars then charged Upon tic mob. Several
miners md policemen were injured.
LONDON, Jan. sS.-Owtng to tile disturbed
state of tho. Wlgan district, proclamation
hos bcsn issued prohibiting unlawful meet
lngs and PROFESSIONS there.
A. MEETING OF THE INDIAN COUNCIL,
suddenly summoned, was held yesterday,
and the abandonment of Candahar dis
cussed. Very considerable differences Of
opinion wcfo manifested.
, 1881-01-29

frnm tho lurufag building, and IFS suhsc-
Hllent proceedings. Ilo was subj :tetl to a
rigid ucsDss-exnlItnati0n, md bolnbArhrtt With
rapl ntut confusing questions; but the boy
adI,ercd steatlraslly 10 his original story, and
cnuId mt bu sfqken. During the crtIss-Gx
atnina.iu,i tic prisoner. Carroll WAS seized
will Il Eeyere illness, md had 10 bo removed.
Tho trial Will las. HotllH weeks.
Special Dspr{eh to TAs Chttaoo Tribune.
MoSTltrAt- Jan. 1.-'rilc annual returns
III tic City .ta11 for 1880 show tlMt = 5:t7 pris-
u,lers cn(erctl within tho walls. or thcA',
l,55a -nla.Ie tiloir first ,yistt, 2A tlor ser:
Utnl. ~ their third, It their fourth, Il
Heir fifth, 3 their sixth, niHi 1 his
seventh. TlieIr religion was cosnp.!sed under
tho following slcno1ninati0ns: l,533 Roman
Catholics. III, Church of Englnnd, ~ Church
Of Scotland, 81 Methodist. md - not l'clnng-
Ing to any communion. Their nationality
wins rs follows: Canada, i,;1t': En9tnIHf, l2t;;
Ireland, ;sei; Scotland. 20; Cnlted States, 522;
Frunce, n; other countries, ii. The ages Of
tlic prisoners rangetl as follows; IA 9etwcen
y, niltl ~, 4Di between II md 10. :H;y between
10 and 10. no between 40 aid ~, l}etweetl
10 md TO- and 10 nbOvH 10; under Ia there
were 10. Tho dnily cost Of each prisoner WIS
81 cents.
Special DtspateA ia 7ht chteaso tribune.
OTTAWA. Jnn. 28..-A woman IA III tho city
endcavoring t0 procure girls for dlsreputablo
houses In Boston.
, 1881-01-29

Special Dispateh to Tnt Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA. Jan. 1s.-1t Is rull0retl that tho
Marquis Of Lorl.e will bo created Duko Of
Greenwich Title which formerly existed
In tho Argyll family.
It is STATED TINT, netting OIL tho rccommentlN-
ton Of h!s medical advisers, tho Hon. AIr.
Mackenzie will tnko no part In tho debates ot
nlB present session OF Parliament.
Ms. Caron, Minister OF MILITIA, presented
to Parliament return Of tho yolumin0us
correspol,.lence respecting the appointment
Ut 1taj,.Gen. Luard AZ tbs ntaluer In co1,l-
1nAnl Of tho Canada M!llttn. The {;Oyern-
rlent paid BY passags md that OF Ills A.-D.-C.
md that OF Ills A.-D..C. 81, III addition,
1Iai. -Uul,. Luartl'S per-tllti1i allowance when
he Is absent from Headquarters Of! duty Is 81:
Tho Najor- General wanted tho government
to defray tue passago Of hlH family aud
seryant, md freight, charges OIL extra bag
fused to do, and Q long nnd fruitless cor
respOi1ttunce e,lSuetl.
Special D!spateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, Jun. 4,-Atr. Goodwin Smith II
preparing volume Of essays for publication
here,
, 1881-01-29

Tho Packed Trial Of Daniel O'CoMnel1
In iSlt, und tho Abortive Trlai OF
Farnoll In 1881.


Tho Packed Trial or Daniel o'Conneal
In f8li, and tho Abortive Trial Of
Iarnoll Ii 1881.
Nfu Ynrt Tsn.ts.
When Daniel O'Co1,uelk atti his seven asso-
ntntoa Il, .l,o Rnn,ui ,uo,,auo,,t worn ,,,ncod
tr1n1 ~ ~. H., W,"t ~ nsa., III nan p T..
u,' ,ia' III uaa eo!llt "l .io Queets nenG" III
Dublin, Oh the 10th OF january, 1911, there
WIS scarcely any room for doubt that they
woultl he fnumi t.nt1ty m Inn indictment.
trnot ,nt,,.t1,, s ,,a",, r, t,,o i,,r. l. hao,,
~ NY "etnA''y pucheo. "to l"'S nHa eee'
80 sK!l'1ully chosen an inc paft ot 1ho GOV
er1lIllent tint Its sylNpaiIies rnn afl ono way.
Tl1e prisoners wcro Catholics. but tncre were
noftnthnl1caon Tho lurv nm wealthy and Io,,,.
','".' t.'s .o ,t,s' -. ",,,s.'t, 'I ,'. a..,
OWNING c4asaes Wefo h',sl'se 10 oConi'el' a1a
the revolution lie Sought to accomplish, nlu
tic Jury was made up Ut trndestlle,l who were
nnt,irnllv nnxtnus tn rntnIn tim ,,,ntl nntntan
~ I,,,s., .,,..as ,r1,arnS,r, 10 ~orii,.t ~
~ tt.oeo s'31sss' A"c'o,"A't '4'u fr'ute' VI
guilty, W!icll was TsiHtereu on F1D; Y, cFe-
ateu no h1fpflSe. Win etluai ceflalliIy tho
result o. Lle state ttlals Wlt1cH !!Nye JUST
G!9seu nt Dublin Wns torot0ld IN aHyallce.
inns tlMe, at leasi lug lry Was lhlfls chosen.
II cotlla!aeu elsht Cati!n!lcs, lhreo pfotesl-
nnts, anu 01o t(!!nkcf. lieso men WeTo ptt!if.
aDtS fepfeSeftattPea ol tllo slatn VI pl1ni,c
1ec!ilig ~ l]N6l1l, wilic'l Ws lhr from l!tstlto
70 AZ. l'nTllcl! an!l !!s tnittesA asS0c1ales'
!Nottl!or the sliecllacatlUis 1I ulo lhl1etnen!,
tlU eloquent Appcals nt Tho tioycr'ne!it'1
counsel, nor tHe Testimony 0t y cloltl OF
witnesses could convl1ico ellese twelye mon
aknlllss tlelr Wlls, nls!i. moreover, tllo ovl.
, 1881-01-29

HWFEdE D1PdtzK ID 9Hs th11d3d 1f4taHes
DowAalAc, Mich. Jan. Sc. ". Todd.
of Jackson, a brakeman, Slipped and fell
under tic wheels while enleayorinE to step
OH the cnglne at ti'enwood, six miles east
Of hore, this afternoon. lie wns brought
here autl Ills right foot will be anlput0ted TO-
night. Over three yenrs In tho army and
tlree ycars rs II glartl I'll the ,Jacks0n Prison
fi,ied to accomplish what four months Of
for life.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. a3-On Wednesday,
night MI inward b0unu fTu!Eht-trnin on tie
Louisiana It TexAs Railroad run over and
miles west of this city.
, 1881-01-29

6pEI14& OUpattH 10 3H* CHttH9U 1FtoUHt~
MONTREAL, Jan. 98.-Ali extraordinary
revelation Ilas been made In connection will,
the Board of Trade of this city.-belng no.ll-
ing more or less thai the fact that this uso-
less Institution has been kept up md sup-
ported by Port Warden fees tfees levied for
Tic specific object Of paying the salaries ami
expenses of Iort-Wardens). 1t has leaked
out that the members scarcely contribute
St00 per annunt to the support Of this 1}oarsl
Thousand dollars nrc expended annually Of
the revenues nf tho port to run the nincllimc.
Yet this is the bntly that lins been lssking tho
Government 10 take over tho Lake st. Peter
debt, SO that the burden Of Laxaslnn Of the purt
may bo removed. The C0rll-ExcElNtlgc ulenl-
bers ars pulling tho UUnrsl through d careful
scrutiny; and It Is probable that tho scheme
for anlalEa,nntiun with this useless concern
will now bo Quusllcd.
, 1881-01-29

SOUTHAMPTON, Ont, JIM. :s--Tho mill
trnEn OH tho wellington, Grey & Bruce Rail-
way this evening lift tic rails ncnr paisIey.
md. with tho exception Ut tie engine, turned
completely Oycr Into ditch. Several passen-
gers were injured, ,-1l01le ttnn1crouhly. Tho
Incident WIS due To spreading Of tho rails.
, 1881-01-29
BOILER EXPLOSION.

sp<etal ptspateh to 1As Cateaqa Tttouns.
BosroN, Jim. GA portable boiler used
to assist unloading vessel Mt Cnswoil's
whnrf. CharlestowI, exploded this forenoon,
owing to tho freezing of tito connecting
wuter-pipcs. Tho boiler itself was thrown
n great distance, hut large pieces OF
iron flew In all directions. There wns largo
enng of men working nj tho time. Thu ell
Eiuuer wis terribly scal,letl. Tho forernan
Of tho laborcrs wns thrown high Into tho mir,
aud ca1ne tlowl, with Ills loft thigh broken
anil otlcr injuries, ul,tl two laborers were cut
aud bruised Ab0ut tlloir leusls.