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, 1881-03-11
a HARD WINTER.

8ptetat Dt.pateh 10 This Chicago TttbuRe.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Mnrch 10.-From present tndtca-
tons there need be little or nj further fears
from dcluKc. ar freshct, or nm tce-now. The
heavy body Of snow that has lain o1i the ground
for scycrai weeks In fast disappearing under the
influence Of tho SUMS rays, which have shown
PLEASANTLY md brightly for two or thrcc days.
DusInS the SNOW bincka.!e nf last week. Ottawa.
IN common With othor towns In Northern I'LL
nois, was as completely cut OF from intercourse
with tho outside world as our great grand
fathers were before tho days Of railroads and
.lnily papers. except as q few brief messages
were brought by telegraph. OF an occasionatword
of consolation would p'lss between Ottawa ind
1.a Sa!lo by telephone. 1t was not until satut..
tlny TINT the Chicago morning papers reached
here. and taen they caue late In tho afternoon,
And we're setzcd upon with m avdtty that would
have tnuc credit to the wandcrer FROM ho,nc
and friends when he first hGheM q wc!l-kuoHn
handwriting upon tho back OF IN envelope. Tho
lust eesslon Of the lHtc Congress-, tho urna.
the extent Ut tap great storm. aud a hundrta!
nthor Items Of Lesser interest wcre all ehrouded
In an0w, or buried deep In sNEne drift until tho
welcomed train brought tho news and mail On
Saturday. SincO then communications have
been uninterrupted. but 0ur appreciation Of
tho benefits OF modern civilization and 1nyen-
uanA knows no limit.
, 1881-03-11

The funrrhs Of thu ato j.. II. Iloomer. tho cele-
I'rotcd hriJgc .buIls1er, who died Iii New York
tity Mp1ne .lays ngo. occurred ycstoray u.ornInR
from tho 9ces,nd Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Michigan avenue nnd Twenty first street. Tho
rrf,IaIns lay IN IN elegant blscr-mountcl cul!In
in ffunt Of tho ctlancc, and n number Ut hand.
sofnc ffaraI offerings wcro scattered about II,
n1not!E them bring a large calia cross and an
servlcrs wcro conducted ty tho lssv. Genrgc Z.
sisted by ihe Icy. ur: Jackson. Of thls ctsy. \
Church. opened, tho services witt, hymn.
which which hy read r fey ap''ropfI"'e ras.
hymn wnA suing. ard pr. Lor't1lcr delivered Ne
eloquent funeral 8ertn0n. In which he male
trHnf touching al1nsluns to tho rnre R0H! ailu!l-
Ties nf thu tieccnscd, anu Invoked tho blessing
nf TOD Upon bis bereaved family. After another
hymn. i'r. lacks0n ieni In prayer. The collin
was then tahen To tho hearsc by the following
gentlemen, who ncled Ms pall. bearers: y. :.
lhMinti.. ex-stnyor Slason. G.: e.: Wukcr, I. !.
Alexander. lstlbert Inv, .. D. k1inbark. l.. Z.
llOyln1tnn. and j. II. IIGt!lberlt.
Att1UnR tho Krntiemen present ut tho church
were Mcssrs. Walter Ktmt,nll. William u. How.
nrd, Einrty Fox. j. irving PCarce, Wtllln It!n!r
George !iaEs. John Crctnr. .tnhn AyAr. c. IL.
Faru0. ". +. nIckinaor, John llcers. Thomas
1.nrt!: ". L. stcelr, a. r. Hemingway. Dr Hoomn,
!lr. Mcttckur. n. Il. Ghlpmnn. hr. Stone. Il. W.
Raymond. II. l.. pcnrcc, and II. D. Dowps
, 1881-03-11

This cptstlc was discovered aslcr tho brcakdown
r. !he EnEr; 1t te 1!!arle. +, x!t u, thS f%l1w:
nnnrrtaen. II l. witty md cxousilcIy turned. /
;nzin EFsn, W; r. ,"tn"r" n" " b4t IT, since 1e
IN ono of them he snyh that It !. settled thing
prcs,. Gnt r." no ] It,nrcr Eacc. Far this arransc+
tnrnt The ntd and tender frtrnd a't,cIt cvrLc. Is
x!aa II cannot hc'p :e:,nE Tint the rm!ress
renslfnrnt Ut hrr high statlon. The Enpcror
WIS. III, his aide. nm n,nailc rake. In this scnrc.
mr. blunt Anplrsaxon tonpn,c. rs whispers +,
lhtllxz ncfl ntttre frrnly than ptrhnps fnintl.
tnrJn whum nnt.nn'ictl t.nHt'drner was piaced
wAs }ns.lfltA In l3pR. nrd gostIn about mntri-
tnonlai tins AMI i1Ert.zc+ whch he helped to
rnstn. Tho Emperor he writes: $50 monte In
rve @ % naa't 1T u IN" qni"sne % ''e S"tS J"uTs "a % Hc
nlway. "cRnv for MI, unpublished romancc.'
aIsac lc cnttlnn plus ln'I n'apparttent IN
IIcason:, X haiky yen.is. VII" ot,tafnci hold
nty W by ae erate e Ta sxsh chcs.e 'de' c 'maiesy
tln!ihs ''us the conquest tho stout party had
fnh.ir; wna 9sx'd en'lRt tn invite hcr to dinner;
hase tlono tor 1lrant0ne. fniecd there Is
much 70 shnw !hat history, 1noscs tn m
Gynr n. " ~.nmg sn!r'! IN n: MerttneH.s e. whisper.
y tho feeling Of La ise!ne starxot's "Contts."
jlut r very "9ueert" they aro ssrtctty true:
1e coming to m end: sometimes he tmaRInes be
secs tho hnnG that tnade Heishaaxar tretnble,
tH,arls ut tho h!xheat taU1es and lot]Res In the
tnost coInmo1a.us wings. lie Ii uncomfortable
a'tosat 1.lsmarrk. but as It is agreed to make
course fun or which tho Man Of IlIn,d md lr1,a
II tho hsttt. We arc ut FontaInebieau. wtlcre
lies to cHsc their minds ou the subject IT a,,,wa.
md where no was receiver! With cold politcncs+.
Merner, finding him un htIintnc spIrisucl, vas
Il. Onty onc lady. n German. Was bol'l enough
10 praise hln. She was autzzcd grod deal
hc was IL terrible fellow when he had Hnt to
gain rictury. To nsn,1ae the MuR,1st persot-
aRcs. which whom he bohrtlcd md lodged. Met"
tHGG cut nl,t in pnstehnArd nh ciERy Of f.smarck,
which he palnted. He tM,k It Into tho Gernan
lhtY's room ono evening when khe wns nway,
and DID with It rs Mlc,al, sauls daughter. did
With the Image OF David.
, 1881-03-11
MERIMEE'S LETTERS.

Publication. Of the correspondence
with k!r Anthony rnnizzl-t;tln,EAc
0ftl,e I.nss Emperor aud Empress Of
The French-tttSNarck At Fontaluo.
blSnn.
Tho 1rst volume, 10 impatlcr,tly awaited. Of
htGrimto'~ '~eorrospontieu With .a,ius. panxxt IL
out. Our c.;rlosity, says tho lass cotrc-
sporldeHt of tho London Truth, "ha4 hecu much
stimulated by the trshipts which 3tnIv. Adam
kindly Harc us In hor rryiew. Thls correspond.
eng tpars nut tho truth nf Oxosturu's tnIl,nt:-
tfuh tu bis son, to 80 nbrtMl md sce with what
liltlo Wisdom mankind is governed. MerImoe
Wns tho friend nr tho ttuH.Ist anl other ucrsun-
HKcs atnnt whtln ho wrutv lhosu curious lcttura
10 FanizxE. II ho ',ad not stood In thai relation
II thB Es,,ntess0 Lu A0ntjo 1t Ii probable that
tho third Napoleon would hare got Lor,} pull.cr-
Htun 10 obtain fur hIn the hand oE u then hand.
kutno nnd very sotIsf English prlucuss now re-
sldt,sx NJ ket,snxtut,. slcrIntc wont u spaiu
tshu iuso Duahess T:ilGa, was : ycars old. iiv
~ns W well received BY that la1Y. III wtun thu
father q! h.'lc l&s.rpa nsrodnecd him, nsto hol!
her fnr tU rest 1T his liu In utFeGti0nntu rtyMr.
Ihs sentiment finds vent IN tbs Fantxzl .a,rru-
1poniencs.. Mtrin,te lhese!n nptears utterly
they DO nut nynr.:ku himself, The Countess tls
M"atijn. ,nr thu Empress Eugtnic. When tltllur
!,f tleso !adltss suffers hi uttcFs rFt di ruur,
anything socs wn.ax n with Mime. de so,i i,o lis IL
ttrnt shw tue Empress Enxtac when sho wns !
BY hpr mothor. Tho nctual Foreign Mialsscr
Iui,csles tianirns, unisr Mdriats's chsrt". " lie
i was in tho Nov strrtt. III tho Little Flulds uf
TnAckrray's linutIlnb,ttsse l.otn,. bhp WIS d
sss @ s4 s sss.Sa p..sa r,a
hpr In hls arms 10 u cnnfccuDner's 10 give her
cakes. Five-and.twenty, years latct ihs En-
xraad p piano e. sas stoi 5u nsls ente ni
dictated tho !ettcr acknowledging the present.
, 1881-03-11

.,.s II nlonn II ho hnh four trnmpa. Dcrthh
~, ,tr nnly CHILD nj n rft,nd fnthes. WIN 1hvsFhnf
nm hrr thing that crrdl could purchase. wfilo
,.c,rrr wna the " tH,r hns Republican parents
md sen. ont battle With ths wuFId Gro tho tcreasn
s.h Of hnyst hcnltf had crnseti tn nnntfn his hr0w
~ ,nr tlsnu stnry ItealhF. howcsct rohcat1 ua
IN. M II him timn ans Df amy bthcr cs'inF lie
Via .r thu MI. franz buhtail tu straight Almost un.
sn,rnuslv ho lnh siftru further hftd further n*Ny
IN lhn snnd s,rcnm " llfo frNm lIesttns refining
,,nurpc,, md. although nnvcr In my Ernka w1cknd
r..n 1,,h fnen In with n fast set. md. ~ ho cE-
n.r,.c IL IL hts simple. nIanIy wny. was trying |"
trtp nv with the peocr.%ion" Tine hny bin MD snn-
s,,,cl,nol teacher n,i met ticorgn and nskcd him
!; he wa. n .'nve IN Tho winn-rnp He"t9n snld he
-, not; TINT t,b thGnG.t lnn who wHu1d drink
vino tsnM cup otsI,t tu bo ,ookea nsser. Ien tho
,encbcr asked II his so Nns l,apry onr. md tioorgo
aid he aIlond relnf a feHuses. Tic teacher after.
~.rd. learned ,hnt ths he should sn'!Ic. This
IA. rnhnR to stu uitt tho htorT, but Ahumt tllat
l,eorgo had BEEN around snnle.
winter, .,,n.ct VII, co,aly gliding n cluster Of
.hauttrs In fio,nkcn. Dns nf thcso shanlI0s. which
sremrli IN shnn tue light. wnA bulk In sEAl1 ho-
Inv With It's hnck ncnnst rock. Two thrBD gDnts
rerc playing In frUnt VI tho honr md anr,e hons
zero nrs:iina IN tr dirt tho s,lhny sfo nj thu wall
crtsy.- in the middle nf tho pathway a dead rnt
threw All lilo aArsoahu'na hafEhohles aHto Enlnos
tsy. .. ,..- .....-....
walked rnply toward lan barn which stood III ono
eernrr Of tir Int, In 1n1f an lutr Ito hnck.
III harm dnne It. Molly" lie valid tn n wonnn who
<.me 10 the donf. she nodded hor hnal and wont
,u.ido A1nn.
lie had Ercaacd \ harness.
Bertha and GenrHo were sitting in tho pnror OF hor
late fallcrs residence. The old gentleman lind died
two months benre ad loft his wealth 10 Northn.
This tnn1h On GeorFc, bit ha continued to ctnn
AROUND and her lust Tho sulAs. Tho young couple
vt,e evidently os MI tcnnaEl!rnl turn OF mind, fnr
Notwithstanding thAt tho rnnm nlicd with costly
fufnlkurc. ihcy occupied only ono chair bntwoen
them.
.Hho.o d,chy are no?" sai,i George.
"}'m cor dacky; whose ducxT aro oo7n Thls from
Bertha-
sim cor t1ucky4"
Let las denw vui asor tho pnlnfHt Ecenc, and then
build parltinn b0hnd tho vsIt. TheY wero msrfed
two weeks later
"wbat l'as tho chartcr ssont Tho thnnty md the
dead rat rot to 'lp with Ills sinfy1" ,nny ask
ttjn very woll bit wllc IL c,rs IL .esrrusye work
YIch a nchkc-'Ikcr.-I I1'ffktc fnitins. ~
, 1881-03-11

"Musctto," play In tho repertoire OF Lotta.
well known to tho admirers ot thls Hctress, WIS
presented lust night. The audience, while not
luruc. was goud ntsd nrprccat!yo. Tie piece Is
by Narstcn. and, snve for tho opportunity 1t
Atfor1is for tho introduction by Lotta Of those
pcclI,tnrilfcs that haye made her popu!AT, cnu
l,Aya worry ttie Interest I" M average n,ldI0nco.
Nr. Anderson appeared It's 4lduiaHta, the Gypsy,
Antl Kaye Il vigorous piece ut character acting,
and Miss julia Ilnnehett, IN tho daughter, rem
ttered tho rnrt with sweet slluptlclty nnl win
Sums yrlee. Dir. Elenrnt flainbtidgr, for tho
natural ense with which 10 presented tho char-
Mctcr at Sir HnpIl, Is IL he commended. Ar. r.
Percy WAS the IittrS, utld oyernuttHl. Miss Lulu
aeccptably, und tho rlay was well mounted.
, 1881-03-11
THE LUMBER CUT.

Special Dsspateh TO The Chfeaso Tribune.
I" sr. PAUL, Mirr., March I0.-A lumber mau,,-
facturcr who returned frou, tho Northern Wit
coasin pinefles thls evening says logging is rnp-
Idly driving TO a close under these melting
skies. Several camps hare already broken up,
and others will follow very goon. Tho break.np
is almost an sudden as tho coming on At winter.
and many operators will bc caught With more or
lesa it'RA. wood. or ties in tho woods which they
cannut haul. 1Ie thinks tho cut Will not be moro
than - per cent Of last falls estimate, owing to
doep SHOWS and tho rtpltl thnW.
, 1881-03-11
BRITISH NEWS.
t'tlItk.
EMrfct ftsI,tf.

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rox,,ox s,oro,, '1f'I1 fn@ ,rh" % ,,,o,,,o,. ,,,
ia an,,s,,;n, .r1'a p,,,i ah,,, t,''ro,.. "as..
m,rI,o ,.rna."s, ,at,, ,a,to,, T., H. ,,,
~, Sts r.t,a., ,,'a., -. ,n;t, "
na r. ~ i'nn,, ~ I'm an,,nnf ~, ,r,,o,, ,o,.
.,.s,,,'., -, i"s.I',,.. =" en,a.n w. ~ >s'
. " - - ....
~ ~. itx.,.r-, a,,,.ia,IG r~ias '' .,-.,.
rnvrox Moral, If, "A ,tanrtotlnn ~ ,,,o
t..t : ..,. t,.,
, 1881-03-11

HEFEtsiIED To i COMMITTEE.
BERLIN, March, 10.-The ltrIctis.ug, by n
vutu uf lo7 to Ill, decided to refor the bill
for financial budgets and quadrenntn1 TArItis-
ncnts to culnnittcc. 1t seems ltkely, us
matters stanu III: present, that tho Govern
mont will gain tho tHnin polnt-of having tho
budget voted unco In two years and fixing the
Parliamentary perlod Mt four ycars-1y cnn-
ccdfng the principle that tho Necs!ag sl.all
bo summoned every year, whether funds
have to be voted or mt
' fltsMAlsCK AS 4 TAN-FlH1rTEn,
Tic recent speeolIes 0f Bismarck, accusing
the municipal authorities Of unfRtriy assess-
lng his house because Of party prsjndtcos, Is
nnucl, discussed and causes considerable irrl-
tatlon.
SILVER.
DErLIy March 10.-1n the Rc1chstag to-
day, Ilarr Scl,olz, Secretary OF State fur tho
Imperial Treasury. declared that tic Fnler,lt
Governments were resolved not 10 dcvIato
FROM tho basis laid down for tic c0inaxy re-
form. The suspension Of the salcs Ut silver
did not Indicate n tendency towards b.
lnctnIs1n. lie said Prince Bismarck was
c1nphatlcally III favor of n nna1ntoranco Of
tho status quo. 4 reform of cuinage could
only f}e elected with his full concurrence
The Monetary Conference ut Paris was not
on experiment BY which 01,o stta would guln
md the other lnsc, but Il anitcA ngrGcment
for ayertlng the Aaugura Of the future.
CITY DISPUTE.
DEnLIN, March l0.-ThN Municipality will
not formally protest agntnst l}ismnrck's In
plltatton Of IN Unfair assessment. Wishing tn
proceed IN conjunction with the Alagistracy.
TIE E,frE1sn1t
desires. Herr Puttkulnpr to rut,ltn tho most of
, 1881-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS.


NMY TARTNI{t."
The a>0th representation ut Hartley Camp
bcll's" "My Partncr," which occurred Inst night
at Iiaverly's Theatrc. was Atgnaizcd by sup
per ut tho Tretnunt Huusc, Mt which tho follow
lux professional people were present: Mr.
1.0uls Aturioh, Dir. Chns. Z. rarsIbc. Miss Rachel
Nonh, slias bora uohithwaitc. Mr.. Fred Stsnsnn,
md Mrs. .luhn u. Crsvun, Mr ;iMmcs Lean, Mrs.
l.olnkn sorso, Alr. Frunk H0wors, Mr. Ii. H.
IsrAdley. Mr: George Z. Parkcs, Mr. Walter
i:osh!us. Mv: o. II. lsarr, Mr. Chnr!cs sturees
Mr.. Leslie Allen, Mrs. ueurgo 9. I,ontfacc. Mr.
Mark rrlec. Mr. Georga Goes, Mr. f.uku SGh0oi-
craft. str. Edgar 3traknsch, Wultor IIinc.
SlMsches were mule, hrllths were pruposcl,
ttl1lk. nnd goMl wishes were inyiahly nude fur
tho future success of Tho Krontest of hartley
Ca1npbelFs wnrks. Altogether tho piece hHs
heen played a'D times since tts iisst rcpreseutn-
tion 1T tnc Union Stlunre Thontre.
, 1881-03-11

6bTtIdI I715bTTtIs % Tx EHIed16 175BhH1.
Cotrw.sTER DEr0r, Mich. siHrch 1U.-AtrB. A.
H. Dickinson, wife OF tho proprietor of Smiths
lIusel, ut ltllsnlc, Mich. died last night Mt tho
rts!deIlec Of 1iur father, IN this city. a9cd ~.
shu WIS tho daughter Of tho Rev, Allen Tibbits,
Of this city, whom THE CH1oA1o Tn1BuSE INTRO
witt, Il remarkable carcer,'' and about whom the
newspapers hnyc said so much lately rs tho
lanllMdy Of sln,th'a Hotcl. i!y her assltuotls
pcts0'Ai attention 10 the wants md comforts Of
tho GUESTS. s1iu aAtnGd hosts nf friends nillonR
tho Travelling public. She lcuycs n husband and
oug child,
, 1881-03-11

Of tho finest munitions In thu Champs Eykce*.
ltnd twelve hprses II, nor stnb'o. ana bn.hcl nf
tliHnlpu'!< IN hur dressing. case Inst week this
tlnszlinR creature died In inslsan hosptnI nh
rnIntriy lr4tItutu; and the dsnasc which carried
her Ill WIS tl,a nt,st htcGns ftint r''slfd tefali
pretty whnHn,n ft!rats ttrnt. t,r cHt'trr u The
"Nnnn." Inn unly sc.tlRo trft hf her bcnuty
when Ahe hctt wns her mntch!ess haif, which
tIlGnsurGtl nGnrlY Ily1 fret.
, 1881-03-11

There T. no affinity between chenp
1cillv Co Il cocA l!ref Tonic. rcnl rcnorant or
strength anu restorative Ut health.
ut Is The hest tnrIc there Is. Every physician
to whom hive recommended It has found It
m" snys Prof. II. u. UrNkc, u. d.. Dctsr,ts,
Mich. 1t mparts new tone to tho liver, stomach,
and hpwelB AMI By Its rHQlIIutlye action AtgnstiS
rGcf frnsn hcattachcs. ci,raIxin, constipation,
and Ianguor. Beware Ut cheap. worthless in,!-
tluone.
, 1881-03-11
TRYING TO KEEP WARM.

SPtEEdt lE1bNEtH 70 7HK EH1fd10 1F4oHH{s
ST. 1'ACI., Miun., March 10.-A dispatch frunh
Walnut Groso. Redwood County, says that thero
Is lots OF suffering thorc on nccount Of scarcity
Of fuel. rs tho Winona l. St. Peter Road has been
blocked for two months. All out-buildlngs, hoV-
pens, raisroad fences, etc, havo been used up,
and now lllAny Mre trying TO keep warm NY hnri-
lug strnw and hny. which Is poor consolation, al
none have suitable stoves.
, 1881-03-11
TUE II}ISIT.
Fo1lsrER's 1,ltAaSEr.


,,,>- 1,n,.i a'fn' ,n ~ s'H"t: i..,,u.
H. ..,i, ~ ,r,. .n'sa ,t !. y, ro's.eI snlns.
IN ~ Nv "" .;,' "' = % =; .tAt iuy
h,. satn,.,",, ,,,,.h, ~ ~ 80 "'s'u"' .,,a ,1."...
,".,,, ''", .,,n,, ",s ,n'. 'o"o i y. uaJ p'on
.,,a . o neM '"'..u .na
nsau..,' ,, - ,ao,.,',,. ',t. 49,, :" ,.ss ,s .e
yo N.Y. ~ D"ass o,,y s.o "a W." ~.
Eass."s ia, "a ~, eaesI. a;.,;,>, -, H., 10 .t'
fp's.ct aha Ills eu11eaRucs c1a'nl. ule peuce
VI ttl6 cHdtltTj HeHlR11Ha LIS suppression
OF thu League agitation, why do they not ill.,
prison. the leaders of tho movement first, and
then look after their followers: This Qtcs-
tlo1l Is being asked by.cyerybouy on this Side
of the Irish Channel. t'tlt
No SATISFACTORY ANSWER
has yet been put forward. either In Parlia-
metlt or ih tho f.lbe:nl press Tho kilInRln.
liam men l,ayc bee1, provided with comfort
able aNnrtcrs. nn'l allowed to spend the
ttay together without surveillance.
They are perfectly satisfied with
their treatment, although enthusiasts Of tho
ScrAb Nnlly typo twt'hso brother Patrick was
arrested Mt l}nlln t0-t[nyl. wnnld probably
prefer brcntl anlt water. tho ball and chain,
mt! at1 the otllor properties" nf Irish nlar-
tyrs.
ar: Lo"c'l IL iil'i'liflns INTO Boyton's case,
n1Nt u IS pfooanle tnat boyioh VIII pe re-
lcasea on co!nlltfnh tiIat he leaves tie coh1l-
Try a.nl t't'rs not return to 1t without the
permission OF ulo brlsis!i GoVcrtlile'lt. Sev-
cru members OF tho Ira1co Lcaguo "cro
arrested to-''!sl't.
NOTHING NIT OH PIXIES.
,,,,, ,,.,. ome'" 'n ~ r't",. A..
S. II. 1,....,. .S.' .,.. & u,o .t..Ia, 1onsMpn
Ivy ~ ~ ~ iA.n."'h; co"ny e"'A, u'le't1neu
~ "iA lhhss h'"eoA ul!ct III Hleh"ASs
, 1881-03-11
HUNGARY.
Httqb[lYThJtN N&

pEsTII, March 10.-'rhe Ganern! Synod OF
tho Hungarian Reformed Church has rc-
solved to forbid the tustructian Ut the Ger
man language IN all tie higher girls schools
and teachers tralnlng colleKcs.
, 1881-03-11

FAN FRANCISCO. March 1o.-GporRe ". Grid
Icy, II pioneer resident and extensive land. owner
Of untto County. died yesterday. During tho
War he vave II suck Of Hunr to the Sanitary
Commission. which was sold and rcsold at auc.
ton In nil the principal, cities Of California md
Nevada. and tllen Sort Enat, rcnlazing altogether
over S5y,0uu for tho benefit of tho Commission.
, 1881-03-11
SPAIN,

A IArAI. PROTEST.
M.tpH1t,, AIarcl, l0-'rl.G PNpal Nuncto l,as
forma!ly protested aKainst tho return Ut tho
Republican md Nationalist Professors IL
thelr chairs at the University NJ Il violation
of tho culacorlat Sagnsta says the Ministry
ca,ll,ot tolusnte nny Interference by tho
Church with Eoynl or constitutional pre-
rogntlyC
, 1881-03-11

Special Dtpatth to The Chttapo Tribune.
WArsnTowN, WIS.,, March 10.-The Chicago T.
Northwestern ltailway is opened between Jancs-
vIc and Fond du Lac. Tho regular eratns have
been running through hero both ways to-day.
Tho Mndls0n Division Of the Chtcngo, Mti"au.
kee s St. Paul will ptuhubly be clear Tomorrow.
, 1881-03-11

Arensl'a 1sccf, Iron, and Wine, with
Cinchonn. the standard medicinal tonic az this
progressive Ixc. It cnrIches tho bluod, pronpt-
improves digestion etc. ttesult: 4 ruund form,
bright eyes. hnppy stntc u MUD, AFend'@ dirty
eturc, corner Madison street ind Fifth aycfGe.
, 1881-03-11

Special Dbpatth to 5hs Chatapo Tttbuns.
EtGts, ILL.,, MRtch i0.-The first through train
on tho Chica2o, Milwaukee, l. st. Paul for oIght
,lnys w-nt through here for Chicago from Cedar
ltuplds this afternoon.
, 1881-03-11
PUBLIC OPINION,

:, Buffalo Courier fI>eln,): Mr.. Garfield viii
be known in history M hc,onglup 10 tho "o,no-
tsonaI school" vi Presidents.
Philadelphia Tftucs (1nd.}: Tf1oro aro at-
ready some Indications tfat President Gurlell
spells hnth CaI1tei11n sna Cnlkn1 with little G.
Charleston Nc,cs and Courier fex-Reben:
Wc hopo TINT yo,lnv 1.Incon viii nrnvn n l,c na
~ .'F1 ~'S io".'s .",'eo" VIII Ftoto ~ " as
htanci 0' s
Wash1nptou PINT fI,nn,>. lila rnoaona,,lv
,,,,mci thn, ,u,i,nr rr i,,,ir, .,,n s,n," ~.
nsrt,ncnt viii in,, f,ro,-m ,,tt".. ,shioh ,,t1,
pnt cnna.i ~ n,rint.,, ~. fJ rti..o "''
~ "l'''4 '"s ~ '"s'i.' 1ete''So'
brany ro,anltv NJ Vnnt,r,'I,,.s t,r.'o sha,.,.,
he swcr, away. ho coula earn a comfortable
living by writing ptthy ptrnHriphs for tho al.
snahacs anu et'inle newspapers.
Pc0riA Ul!.) Il1nscriUt ulrp,1: Wa nre
entirely willing to haye tho appntntmcnt of
1.ohcrt IInc!n considered ns .nontltucntn1,"
pa,.,' Iy...,. @ s,.'', ~ ,r,,' r,"''o'
hos'"l iIcfHftl tlHn.}: TIC report TINT
nsssGn' hsr, int ss n snrn :" nn UTE Stanley s.t
only when ol1Ieny confirmed. 1t wnut, t,o
nnsshio ,ass1o "'''en o"Hut hot ~ W scxhrdca hs
.. .......
oPF'fleHe'h ltlass.) 1fcpubt1cqN tlna):
1hcrc seems TO lW hnlne apprehension list tito
eehlol Hefcns sl1onl'l l'e "!ett over" III somo
Wastes Of S}nssnchl1sUtrs Wo recknt in wifi
ilnd something In tis stnckinr yrt ~ ""@
,,u.. ,,,,s -,
Jnt1et tllI.1 HGHHIRtcnH: Tho very first
thing Garfield u,x!; to do shutl1 le to or,lcr ,ho
heal, Of Gen, ltxcn brought IN him NJ, !, ,.hnr,,nr
The Wcntt'ar bureau should he nude tn unur-
stand lint people urp no sntistled. O,le hundred
aud ittrcn days of continuous hut c0a-tircs Is
enough.
(incI,,,+t fro,,,,,,x,,,, ,,,a. r. ,,,
.'s''1at1 |on'Wc!ttht t!iep'}' IL Wou!d
found lttc,1 for thu ollIco Ut Commissioner or
, 1881-03-11

Ststtai nisrath to The Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR ltArIDs. Ia., March 10-Gntrlel Chr
pc,ter. for nearly thirty years resident OF this
city. and one of tho most wltloty.knuwn and
lie "hs ~ years Of Mve. Fully onc-fourth Of this
city Is built III hts additions.
, 1881-03-11

spretat UfsieEeh to The Chicago Trtbunf.
MILWAUKEE, WIs., Maroh 10.-Ex-Stnte Semi
tor John II. Kend, eslltnr of the kewnunce En-
fcrartxc, iled ut Louisville Inst night. lie had
resigned hls scat lii tho Legislature owing to ILL.,
htstth.
, 1881-03-11
More Talk About n Fusion Be-
tween the I1olnc-ltulers
md tho Radicals.
The Silver Question under Of.
ficiaI Discussion in England
and Germany.
Evident Prospect Of Cancellation Be.
tween the German Catholics
and the Government,


THE TRUCE TIt0{I0NHEf1.
LONDON, March l0.-In the House Of Chm
mons tn-tlay Gladstone stated TINT the t;ov.
crt,ment han assentcd to prosongation Of
tile arnLstlce witt, the Bocrs. Tho announce
1nent vas received witt, cheers by the I,ad-
leafs.
, 1881-03-11

LINCOLN, NTD.
LINCOLN. Ecb., Mnrch l0.-1'he heavy snow Is
gong MI under n vlolont Faln. Disastrous
Holds arc expected.
, 1881-03-11
The Alluring Statements Mada in oircu-
lars Sent to Manufacturers Every
Where,
AT.sl That viii Certainly Defect Adufteralons Fur
hishtd bY Chicago Firm.

reporter proves N DC 4 11F0flE euO1GGt LOT LOO
ntnh - n,.an. n..x, ',e -,
tnan common soap :alen 10. psFnapa' 1t. ns1. TO-
articlc Of tho domestic cconotny. Tho stomach
eau hp sotistlcd without indulgence in many o.
tho edlb'e' in which .au|tera.'on. aro prac.ioed'
bnt tho cleanliness. which IS next to goal'ne's,
and essential to pcrfec. physical health. annot
''tu No. " ~ ~ .na"s snap.s ,,,,.....
SOAP ha, fa,ea % h,ster,o ' 10 re receive pa1iic at.
tcnttou Is tho fRct TINT 1t IL only within the pnsr
fcw wears That Il In, hncn nroctTred to nny
~" .."s, ~ As 49," II, ,n.,
aeEo's EXTENT rive years nRo o'a hnu "'''o
manufacturers alikg turned out an article com.
se ony thS %esn to-
cla.ses % ot makers % hns .nn1e tho smaller ones
glad to avail themselves OF tho opportunity Of
A CHEAPER CLASS or GOODS
ot Ia sr1or rro,,t viii na oId NJ tho alu,tcr,n+.
in wh!sh an enormous trade i at present CARRIED
lint ..oss iorro ~ srcarsaen ~ tha s,a., yno,.n
factrreG q atuttnrs,,m ,yTth ~ mn,erai With
G 10 sna lnrpy S Tas j1s Hill
~ W ,nsst rnv tI,n fnhr. s,,ttartcd :" f.
slnc Urincpni Mduttcrnut l,srI In tho manl1-
fnoturr of stap Is ground and pu!vesixed mar
ctnpIoycd aud manufacturers nru In t'aity r.
celpt Of circulars from parties recommending
iss. tss @ III
tha great desl'lcrntuNl socght by thc ntultcra-
Of the hs
In one of these circulars coming from New
York Iirn long list of at!uternnts was ineh.
siax Or siic!c acid. standard 1ninesai, mineral
white, MI uf y whlch are but forms VI pnlveFze,i
"to,uostone;" and powdered French tale anu
tsges % s6e maontsetares, of us!ns oue q
lows: