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, 1881-03-08
ICE ON LAK1; SUPERIOR.

According To aslvlGrs recently rocc'tcd by
Messrs. Itnpnll & Aiistrtuu. tho leo on Iako SUI
porlor oxtunds from, kawert,uw l'nInt to lslo
Knyulo, Il dtstnuco at forty miles, nnd thenco t0
tho head If tho lake nj Duluth, u itsatcu of t'o
miles, bridging tho wnter ffHn shore to shore.
lIrtwcqn kewucnaw l'olnt and tho lowcr cn'l Ut
tho like much apon wntcr n,,st necessarily OK
Ss1. bcrnnsg nf tho t,rouh rxpaMsY ns lake.
ttMpt. JOHN McI.cnl, ut tho sluam- hnrEn VIII! tnH
Imt s. Austrian. stntcs that tho lrU III 3ntIlt Stp
Mnri0 lilvpr Ii two fect ibick. ws',lu pro-
viuus 10 tho recent Erett asorM SNOW
! iuet Oh u iUveI. Mcsyrs. I.eopoll. l. Auslr,nh
e!tratlsct II ruInor tn tho effect t!'at tho rcnp1
Of lluIllth nre preparing for Fourth of JMlj
GectrNtiUn III tho loo tlMt IIlIlf remain iii thu
luke wl,4iu thu anniversary Is re!cllcd. SUCH M
event, they admit. WIS nt,g tho probabilities
t0llr YeIgrs 4KU, but tAny ln not aHtlClputr rc~
rI1rrGt1cG the present BcMsttli.
, 1881-03-08

amendment nf tho Lister CUSTOM Their tho owls
when nrIsc fron, q system Of land!nrtiism shall,
ever tlnlt cni, un'lcr nuy circumstances. tn'ly
l". for 4 time. Tho 'ni cannot ho fur ~. Thnt
cn.' wiz b. tho atmution of lnnllor.ilam ~ y
nnhort!Iam III not ulenn that fM tho new pys-
tcm we stu!l have m Landlords, Tor In y sys.em
On :" az .mH a ssaIs, % hut M de eerinscd inmcnseIy
H., power and ,1nportnnte a. c"1npnsta
with thn Mcupv'n3 cl"s@ss, who; ~ IN IN
hns ltecn ,li.'d. 4hnll NrHrly md prihcinnl!y
nwn tim ian'i they III. II hos s'ec, found i1t
pxst ~ 'un, : nns t t ye e year s ."
Indeed. as tenants at Ill. Their only snfety lies
TiIElE nElS0 fit: rIsornIErO1ls Of THEIR
DWS i.ASn
Then. fnarnl ri tunu inrrr wallis nnd strnys III
tho lind they occupy. w!io!n l'H'i crnt niny
pllsve into tnc horrors q starsntion. 1he prtn.
t!cun to tide Them over tho evil Hay. tlti,cr t,y
ita a!lu Ur It's credit. liNn!ts Ut thrift. ns III
France: will grow up aMonx them. ior I + . wn.
the 'tnrnsant faculties u thrift and r'uscs The
,:tcrs,rs If industry. i Is sn1 ~ m,ttto dc.
now compute With Tho cap.tnIst-tho IarEc
turner tho economy ut cultivation. and cNn-
trtInenty cnsls,ot hold his own III tho ct'lt1ut!-
Thts ronsoninx h uuty exter.lM1ly so,lnd. Al
oser tho Continent nf Europe tho s',,As' r'i!t'~
IN Prai!cs, ti,s C,an.itl lsianJs. fsag!nln, swift
xtrlaild. Saxe Cnl,urx Gntla. etc. lf there lu
economy III !nhchlncry IN horticulture m lnr9e
scHle, therD Ii great wnnt Of rennpnf IN tho
whsiG, ST. TINT tho one cutnptnsntea the nther or
snoru. for Hpadu ht,sbaidTy IN Flanders pro-,
.lilees tho lnrRest crups In tho world from bud
bnyo Iuhtctcd on yo,l this iohE dissertation.
winch, Of coursc yull may rt:st nnly if yht, nFc
Iister custom Thu Euueraf Impression Is Tint
IN its prcse,,t form 1t sprhHv up vradnn11r. and
A,1a h.,k.t. t.11UtFfH1 CknnYpl4 GHftDH
, 1881-03-08

Appointments Of Captusns fur tho t.a&a Mlchl-
8au l. Luke Superior Transportation coMpnny's
llcot Of prapcllors anl hargcs haso bcest lnadu
~ follows;
Propeller lecrlpke-Cupt. Allan Mcintyre.
Propeller City 0t HuIutIl--caPt. Lyman Hunt.
Iruitpltpr CITY 1t FruE.ntt-t'Ip. Etl l.. 6,nlth.
Trtlt,citcr j. l.. liurl-Eupt. IhnnAn Lloyd.
Pruneller Muufstee-Cupt. Jntn s1ekny.
Htelst,- hurpe WhtiuH-tapt. john Mcleod.
Itargp Guiding stur-Lupt. john Il. Andrews.
Ii i,lty 3layu puzzled SsilIlu 1T lhb rG.Lnr5 vt
TuE ,rUlnuNx tu understand why Eupt. a. y.
Eysayl who laBt Stastn ctltnsIlnnleu tho pr1Itl-
lrr Eut,esunligt,, shulItd this settsul uo husrled
IL tho c0n,nand II tho propeller tlordon Camp.
Getl particularly With he lahrs tho Fprlitutt'sl
of 6clux one nt tho nst thors1Kt. ,!aslratnis i!t
ihe-Al,U.aur Line en,Ftay. Thu cxn!anAttuh II
it,ts: t'upt. s,lsEu, liu1 tecn selected III CUM
innnd thu nav irtn, proprller Cnrl9n when slso y
rcullY. In thu lntrrlln ho IL tu taku cllnr11 nT
tho Gor.'oM Catnpbes ltr tl4o p!ltlasc m 81 nrvak-
etiInnan.'ed tho hars1 fh0nas a - sSnt M ,p IT, tao
ns First .Mple under Capt. sisAn Until tlu t'ar-
tu1 Ii rUAdy fer ht,alnuBJ Illu the@ AsSuI'at e0n-
1nund nr tho (lufton CainptIel.
/, Thu xeEooner y. +. isruce, halnnEnK to- John
KeIcrbonsc, will be colt.tlali4c.l THY seasnn by
capt. Ennrses Gilbert. y!ee taa!. GA9ri:s M N.Y.
AitIill wau will pull tho -rupo I'll MF. ktt0r-
Aouyu'B IlrW steam. barge.
, 1881-03-08
SIT. LOUIS,

ET. Louis, No., Marc,i '.--FiouH-FIrm md un-
ctAnaua
GnAlN-Whont better md allow. NJ rcd. H0l141
lGys cnsh md inrcil; tls:h9sig,M Aprlis t'i636fs
tMaSss1 07s Mayi sl.E4 lnna; M. dD, tlc04' No.
do, t94c hIa Cnrn rseaiy md nlnw nj ss1c caah nnd
Stnrcil; 40134to alnsi 46stlI3u June naa Inactive
Mt 3n cnaiI. ai&c bid any. fty1 firm at ySo Harley
uflcItnngati cf0IgH % flnrJ, MH:t1it.
LEAti-11ul1 NJ $4.ha
pttrTEK-GnehnNuGd: dairy 1SG5!tt.
Gl}S-iNWGr ut III
WHISKY -GpatUt 1T a1iR.
l'HUvielOSs-l'urk better and aloM 1T tl5;09iS 1O.
t1ry suit ttl0Lk nIit1tNlty hrtGr. BACON study At
$5tihsS i.s.fil Lard HfTitrAi. -.-..
iErEl~Is-F!uMr s.UU brls: wheat. :9,HD bH: corn
tn lli iIMt nntr bu: rve, t,tH hu; harGy tu l,t.
slitr.ESTy -FlOur. EtAi nrla: wheat, t,o9s IN;
cDrn. lY,QD bu; uain. sLu0 bu; rycs nohc; barley,
nuEe.
, 1881-03-08


nALTiMD1E hinrc, 7-FiAIutt-stenfy and hrsnI
Western super sI!jaat.yJ; cxtfH. sa1sdS0o family.
tt1;aik.S.
Whcat-Wcstorn lower closing quiet and
atcniy; No. y Western wlnt1r r1d, bct And Mnsctl.
all1.{es7N, Aurll. tL1Bds1ls@ Ainy, tl1sl4st's1ai
juno, tL,7StV11.ls. Cor1-Wcs'ern lawcr for spot;
futures steay; Western n,i1ed tpt. BIC, Mnrci. h}A
ds;tt5c, Apris, aztKaHtc, MnY. GYtsG3tc, s'samgr+
GIxc. uuta nutnnul. lsyo dull at Il. l.lda1.at
i'iivlsfnSs-Qulut aild asendY. Mess pork Oil,
s!apj: new, $iNj. Hulk uents. tnckp!l, CatNfc In
cttl-suslItlura GlGi Erar rib sf4es, Vic 1ians Ito
l3c. l.nr3-ltrll1tet. tU9lc.
HlfTrEIl--tlnIet.
ElsuA-Firtnsr nc lSest!c.
Observation-Disclosures. ......
Euuar nrter; "a" tnit. y &c.
WlftSky-tiriu 1t <1.Ei ......-.> .. ..
F,tftHi.rs3iD iIvcrfnnt per steamer tirmor, cot
I'M, i-..s!!att4r3 fDur. .!n asAi ugHin, Ill . -..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., !1l brst wheat. G, SD but cHr1,
yNl.sizj In.
c.. 9s H' '. 'rn M; entp; iwI ~ ou'
, 1881-03-08

! pOkTnS. March 1.--fiOutt-Steahy md firm.
Neatcrn suposne. &iN, common n1trnH $t.ase:1;d,
Wisconsin extryr, &hast5il; Minnesota oxtraF. s7bo
tta wintrr ucn,a, Dhionsd Michigan, t,s:.sa5.D In
dunn. th5tarn; It t.ou4 and Illinois, &h7itsa'
spring wheat patents. Rslt5 ato wntcrAo fs@sssi.h
GitAiS-cn1n sfcnGy ind nrlu: Mixed nnd yellow, m
@Jc, t,eaulor, dse}'s,c Erat!e. 1s9Ip4c. OatB In
,tlsrae !IeSnl; M sna M axin' M ws !;, 4esi s2 No.
NtrrTEM-Ehtn Wesserr erennteTIe.. .1sas.!c;
c.lu!eu ladlo, pAek1t ...c; c0mnon nnd H1ods l5ea
!Ie.
EGnA-.Wc cstr1u frcstI, Gils2&r.
llEtE1lTE-FIhnr. IN hrIB, Z. lH Enckst corn. a,Nu
bt: wtleut. l.IEf In; ult4, &5tst b,l. 49,
snrAESrs-tloir, 5iU brIs; corn. o.0>9 bu' wheat,
3j,puU bu,
, 1881-03-08
INCREASE OF CAPT. Al STOCK.

ET. iOUlS, ktU., NAfEh "a Epee!a4 uateslNxu Ut
the stoek holders OF tho st. Loulg Iron NuuAtain
l. Southern liaiEroad was held In tho Compuuy'e
pllco this tu0ruIne, and tho recommendations
lnnde III tho uNci!sly held u week sE0 70 incrsAsa
the capital stock ~ gu, ,ukl, ,t and add SaOAn
xero adoDlpd.
, 1881-03-08

NEW Y0nK, 1tarcI 7--l5uttcr foe!1pG dosotnPel In
dry Eooda marsut, nnd jobbtl1A trndo muro active.
Hruwn nd blcaclsnd cations In nihtieTaso de'Iand,
with fuIr hcilyGrles md vuincs VI luAtna mutrs
strttr. tngt,nluA md arrkh Et1s!A tAID HtAudy Nnd
w1 kA ut' lTsnl elntlts quiet Knd Hts1ttluH WMol.
tnuutrn. exGApt aUnN nIutrf fur aeAFY wGlHH&a.
EQI4lXfl RuU4a NnGlaMEGN.
, 1881-03-08

sas. iutlfnt Territory. nnd Arkansas. hItf,a nth
n,n l1t gales mrs prtlnbe aEtn,d Nrw York.
liu~fsti, md intervening p0lnts. unl snow
storms pretty general.
About Tho 1th md Eth sfnrfnA tf wnd at1
ann,s may ip expected. 1n''twc,a by rnin ns'a
slt-h. This condition OF th'n9s Will terminate
In II el dip a1,,.tt tho 18th or flh with show
fnII. TN the ll cold wratIinr h!ny to expected
IN Turthtt. SMr1Ila. and Other points west.
1T. PnirICk'H I}ny Will arrive tltlrIt3Y tho cold
snHp III t}ninrlG md QncbrE nnl tho SurtherIl
HtAtrs. while rain, Yunw. and ttcct Will prevail
sultliHlrl ~ far ia Washington, and Anuw VIII
full III tue t'ANWln, marittnn prnytnces. With
tho 1r'stnnlnR ut tho third wreck nj tHs NINTH
KencrHl 1fpwfnlts truth tho Lower Provinces
WcttWar'l IL EilIctKU arc likG!y tU prevail. Iney
VIII h. sttsrcEflct! by tni'a ami Fpr!nE- liRo
wts.thGr. with Indications nf rain aEst HiFIw.
while hrayr -sturtns will rrt'labl} .ct ~ l
tho i4nwrr Provinces nnd portions of tho United
SeNttx. .
Ijurtrv Tho last weak heavy rains will prcvntl
thsn,iEl,ntit CunMttn, Il probai,in RDwfnIl IN tho
..lrrttln uf u. t,us, Mo-. ana enstcrly gales on
nr tho ,iH.,lIl,g or navigation III Dnturu, wllD
ans,w1atis viii le probable nj points west nf
Montreal. TN thu 18th hGaty rn in VIII be likely
IN tho LEVER Provinces and QuGlec h1sd lirs'l1li
nlr!iuns VI tho United Status, nhd tru'n tho "uth
10 tic "rl 81 tho month tAatc VII s.a wet
weather In !fulifux. On tho n1h tho weather
will Le biustry. with hlect nntl snow pnssIllo nt
1nny nfutA cnst and wust. Tho OH h'thEt nt0ilt
Murch wt,a{, It eotca Ia iik1 lion will not 1e
faaaIHcn III tho sntIt1th pruhahly will etnl lN1nb-
lkt,-pCHH1fA a IfnttIi&.C.
, 1881-03-08

PERSONAL AND GENERAL. !
Cnpt. Allan Mcintyre returned ~ Httrpft Inst
night for tho purposo of procuring hia linen
tlAter.
Saturday crontug a stick Of onk timber ffty-
fonr feet Iuny and twcnty-cIHht Inches square
WIS dumped In II most unEcretnonious niHnncr
nenr tho corslcr OF Lake street and %ntWsa
nyun,e lccuif.u Of tho brcnking uf tho truck
Upon which IL was hciny hauled. Tho timber
belongs tu tho Miller Drottcrs, shirbltlldcrs, who
prutusu to hive II sawed Into ship plank where
it Hes beeausG or tho bnd condition nf tho
strcets The stick IL estimated tt contain 3riNo
J.ini.,s II. smith, iioarj Of Tra!o WeI4htnas.
ter amt u y Austin. oi tho tlrtl nf 1tsckc* aus
tin Il spnrks. ehip-ctandtors, Nai'alo+ wcro In
Yestcr;iay's b,tiiny atmosphere Ind the effect
tH attract il 3arHD rMnst}eg ng shellbAcks II tho
viS'nity Of tho l,,pr narkSt g ,,,o, ,,, for
thu stcain sslii.bo Imperial n,atle regular
trii,s tn .Ic outer harbor yesterday with eargocs
Tic milwaukee, cpmmon Council Comm!ttccs
on sdx,s @ Iiarpot se of s' t''S ,opls, ina5
,iA Instructed tn enpDy my force which y nlny
deem necessary 10 clcan tho ehat'ncls Of tho
c"n.cs "u.s /" 10 properly ss S }s siiea werk. ~
Capt. ticurge IT, Trc,Icrlcksou, OF Nuiluto, Is
| sail tu tr slnsiy improving. ..,
cs,ai,,!.gry wnrs,e..se, IL Tolcdo the salts.
iiucks. etc. Of the schooner american wcr. .le-
f"yf Id, IT'S s rFsery fts wy :i'rS md IT, fSF %sss :
Cant. iiockwcll is hnylus tho nd steamer
s ens'hensi to 10y, seyentyy. . Let an & FSt at
i fic rcairs M .ra n GclnF made ut ta'riiois mil,
Fi,nt'iiE i,ns, alovn Coti'nshy. Ont. ,,,,,.,-.
AeeurinH ia tho l,r11evlttc toni.) In'slifatncer,
nnw iN,,kta In his ahnyNr1, Tho frame work OF
, 1881-03-08

depot, tiiO: No. 4 rn. einrninr. s1.l,stt Nj rDd
Mnrch, tI.7i hth. ftr7A nttcd; April, *Ll''t hIt.
amt nake; stny l3k hi n Ks3 nskr Turn Qulntt
s!,aG;e, q, ir"st t'*@e: ~ SniiI .,eS@1 c: .n,i
kNquasknd; ,ny: I1sc h., ksac nstcd. !ats stsndys
M white. a5s4ci Nh, ! do. 4hs.tr; M, 4 do. fh,;
rHnvisluSt.in 1nr aen1and. Bcef-Mess. Ram:
fnha lntaA. tAiNEh4Ih 1rltHr pDrk tL. t1hIln
-t!mnk"a ll4eI1a. lan-l's'np slcan, lGjkes lu'tcs
II, Ho!i i. cl,olcr trni ow York N,ate and llrnti-
ford County, i.ennsJltanih, c1lrM, 2tsG1 Western
ltanEtF0 rttra, 9ltt..m.
EtNH-Ftrm at 1h&21G. .......
t:tfEEaE-4nI hui Atenhyi creamery, l2h6l2Ac
lE1IIilL ilLki:M-uH!rt hiltl unchanged.
WNISKy--tnlIt ht tI,lk .-..-
MISUNDERSTANDING bG0 bEss whoat. y 600 bu; corn.
Et,tMl tIl. oats, 2.ttal bH.
SUlpMtNTH-wtIunt,i III, MI Gut corn, u, ,QM ul.
, 1881-03-08

rEourA, ill.,. March 7..-t'ttAiH-Corn nrn,i new
hiEll-mixed, rf ,,uw. 3s}Easp. Oats nominal at $40
sD}1e for No. wllto, lsys nsnI nj T1ic@$lW.
NtUuw1HEs-Uhehnnurti III Sa.&
iiEcE11'rH-Whent, an hu; cnsn, 2SG'a bu, OATS 40
bu; ryu, III hst; hurley, t4kU bu.
SlIsrAESTS-Whcnt,AA AAt hi: corn, 67.011 but outs,
li,NN bui FYo, l,kO bui barley. su bu.
, 1881-03-08

nErf.0rr. Mfesf. Mnrch 7.-FLouN-Firm.
GnslS-Whant qulut md sseady; extrn nan'lrnl
Nv. white. &lUesleati, Mnrct,. SGNs i11}a April.
el,Dat9lUra May, $1iJ4; Intir. sIb14; No. whlto.
tlnl!{s Nh !! rod, &lU7.
nEEEtivIA-.IhiEn III Wllcnt.
bnlrstESrs-25,D&G6 BIT whent-
, 1881-03-08
KANSAS CITY.

Special Dts1n.eh to Ths chIed7o Tribune.
IeASaAa CRY. March 7.-GllA,S-'rhe Price CurrtHt
ropnytss Whcnt-lsoccIpts, 6:ssi hut shlnmcnts 1tSS
bu; market unsnttcsl. Nc. j, cash. Hsc; March tci
No. = crati, k7y4c; aInrr Hsci M. cnsh 4tj4n Turn
--ltcceipts. hssj buy spmuns. inti but irtogutari
No. ! CAsl, J!ct 3tarcst, III e.
, 1881-03-08
TE'lt1lt}ItJri|NT.

CLEVELAND, O.. March 7.-FEraoLEuk-l.owor
n,andu1i wMite 1lB test. tee.!nuA 10 Ys. =
rIrrsmtItu. snrch 7.-l'ErnLKuM-Fairl actlvel
crs!a unatea.y. uuo.l certificates. a]lc, refined.
Wiz. phtittlpir.lA llbltYGtY, ...-.... ~
fiTl'Kvli.I.E lin,. sInreh ?.-FkTMnLEt!h = U
nrgnud H1t} highest VI HE3 lny,s *s6r closed vt
h5kr. Shipments, 5sU1i cnrters, nune1 tnHs A+bal
, 1881-03-08
TOLEDO.

ToLrrn, o.. March 7.-slAIS-Wtoat nrnior, anl-
her Michigan. tiGids No. rcd Wnhash spot. &t3f;
April. tl.0s71, Mny, tt!G]s Corn qWet hzl, mixed,
45|<c; No :. npnt. +t{c any+ 4i9zci Sn. white, 414cs
reIcecd, 4:a ns.mas ~ t,a!s aTieatt: a i. A." IL H.
stltI; prime. tLli oil! tto, SIM; M. = A:a!s:
tIHEil--sti'ont quiet; M. "fed, spotst April!
HUM; Sny. $l.tsJ&. x... ..
WEGEii'rs-WAoat. nano, corn, ,,ut0 bu; outs, 10o
bn.
, 1881-03-08

MufrALR. N. y, Aiareh 7.-t;NAsS-WhrAt quiet
md ,Irin, : cara No. hnrI Duluth ~ e12i Corn In
good den.and, strR. md ac1sreot II cars No. lnixcd
Wessatn nj 6Ia IN tEacS. tMls quiet md Fnl1 car
nominal. UarluJ neglected and no1ulnal.
, 1881-03-08

e,sn, -. nLLluGA. Ia, MArch1.-ELuuit-ln fair do
frSs estafn exlra. ts.tAa31sI Minnaaota c1trss.
ttr. ohlo s1ttas. sabJ31a0; wlnlve patenls. tda
H. spsinR patents. s70oS17a kya rour steady sad
-Hhsst stsady aud ftmt - jectsd. grsla
, 1881-03-08

nrTllo17, biieh., March 7.-Tho Wholesale
grocery Aru OF j. A. s. J. r. Williams closed
its doors This afternoon. Liabilities abons
&:D.O01; nssets, 3l6,Uu.
, 1881-03-08

*xw DNtEASE, March 7..-CaTroN-l1nsolslcd: l.. nlld-
dlIng 1Ge4ri low m!dtn1. AAcl good nrdslaEy. X;
rot rpeonts, l9aLt balesf Re,ss, allt exports to
Continent, liz; sa1s. 7,UHt atock. asG00A
, 1881-03-08

llorsford's Ao,d Phosphate iu,parts now on
orgy TO tho hralu, giving tho feeding and senso
OF luesua4el intellectual power.
, 1881-03-08

TEN NVJIE7S IElAstF II W 3s7K 1&R7sRs
This btnruh will uotuo III lIka O !ton. This be-
ginning OF tho month Will DO characterized by
4torma Ut wnl which will culmlnAto during tho
second week In heavy Ralcs throughout tho
United Btntes. un tho I'd there will bo huasy
suaw. storms in Quebec and Montreal. On the
9TH SNOW -s,o1us aru probable In St, Louis Kau-
, 1881-03-08

THE HOG CHOLERA CANARD,

W1tNIN0TnN, Alurrh 7.-HFlHlTs or TuNFENT1d1
Stuaay at lie.
, 1881-03-08

CswEHu. March f.-G,tslS-Whoat stenoJ. Corn
nunllnaliy unchanged.
, 1881-03-08

"IIufr Itevivurn restores grsly har to Its orig
innl co1ttr for % EGHta.
, 1881-03-08
R1iILIiO.iD IIiIIS-TlfHLE,

A Kls1VAL AND DEPARTURE OF
n TRAtSA-ExrGASATHtS nP itErEuENCE
MAnKs-fHasur!nY eacapted. "Suulay excepted.
3MUtl1ay excepted. $1NEly.
, 1881-03-08

fh1cn9H * NHrthtve4tern HALLWAY,
For sinps Tltnn-fnrls sccptna- ia. nceomnnodaunnS
apply et ~ Enrh-st- Gr"nd Pacific, Brings Express
, 1881-03-08

IT Lpuik i Tcxas Expruaa,,.,,.
It. LUutA n T'Hkus fuaL I.inH. 80.
Calru J. Su~ UslGtns Expruss. ~.
New urtu1t.a l. lnxna t1ia+ EI..,,
Springfield E4prtxs.. ,.....,,.,...,
kprlnI1IuIi S!stIt Etpre1s ,,.,.,..
I.euttn, darlington i kHokut,.,
tl'eurin, burlington / krUknk,. :.
I'tInttnc 4 Ilntswurll ExpTuss..
t.hntHwurtl E1prcas. ......,...,,,
tillt1lntt l'asrcnIsr.,...,...,, ,,..,...
!iu!,tsluD 4 sitIur thy Erf,rt.ss.
9utHt'lue Il SIOUX CRY Etprp.s., =,
, 1881-03-08
GnnSatllrday night to tslllrlnu nnIT.
tin tAtEr r,iar night TUES IL Peoria ot1tE

"nhnsh. #. 1htlls Il. IsHutflo Railway.
ueIut eorer Stewart nna Archef-nys tFHenty.tptrd-
ht ALG.tHr'hy !alra vln SLntu~a run tu tho depot.
Ticket UiIec. IT, Enrk-3L
, 1881-03-08

Fbsenrs, lyuess Ittanh ~ t@nraNa lknttr%@l
Uent,t c0suer nf Van l!1run nnt 64etTan-ses tc4os
UIltls, 81 EinIk 5lcrnin lf1uae, lAiinaf 1ou10
, 1881-03-08

tho Irish WGfo tho fHasf leIfGhhcllhbet uhu HIHl
tHo Ets,jro Ill thu ltIss ur Suyoreo uf lls Ampr-
tfAfi CnltHles tla mates ttAt It llllt Wnr * ~
dependence tl!uso were beSell koa ni U!ster
Thln ilIctlunt shnwe th1 !l'sa which ~
iur i.aek ns tho middle III thu Inst ccntrr
tho Ulster CUSTOM bud tAkcn upon tlao aab'tso VI
tho pcpptu ....--...
Ono urpnt reason why tho cllstom, though NJ
purcl,,ly Dupusul 10 tho Interests Ut tho ia,sl-
lard, Iis sAn rerlnltlcd to etiltnuc Y beeAt!su
T. b.. op t ~ IA t. ~ I,y Gt s hsf9S
t!lu rnsaI.ix IT tho I.a,ld nvt It Was FAR tiit,fo
fu,.irn IN thu Alirst 3han fn thu t!ts',tit t'r
thouu u lyn tn tAo latter @ no'ntna see,a1ay ~,
Landlord IL npprnprao tllotu, elthvr by r!tHk-
rent or by rvtttiUY whnlleter NJ eilt,se nl!l tto
pu Il iaryr scnlu &C what tuok p!Ase III sts,aitcr
sr.tln Vii over Ulster lmra AMI thrtb aIil G.'Ii'
t,tltusly. liDt tho tnblcs aro now l,rtlcd. M
lluIai aincnt't'n and the circulation of e. .n iren
md chru prcsA curry Information ~ tho tita'r
or every inau IN tho t.luntry. llaH elevated thu
agricultural md working cli.sAes ~ lmsitloh
fnr,, held, a,ll which mist s'on mike tho
arlst.yrntio tAbrlu vi nlr sleiat strietMro
trcllIb!u for ts existence lis tinys Of nnth,Fisy
tlYur the popular nlnSstB hre hrlwitlR 10 e!oae.
WI Ilok 1T ito distant data iur
THE ABOLITION OF THE LAW OF PRIMO
uENtTultE,
arll for alch reform! of tho !awB of s1ttfement
anil ent4tl ~ VIII MIk" tho land iFen tst'n tt!e
riut..,n oG tctIinl hnaHe aud ~ wiz tortnlt y,
10 bauxht AMI so! IN tho lt,arkci lku Ay ulAer
article 1t t1ullu. When thut shall Du t1Av, A,l!!
S,e fsy n "a w6!eh s s u .a ss
halit IL haIi,i " cas!iy III u COW Or 1lorsu Ut
most, tlcn So A.ay expect n, tegAi evils o. nar
s4 os sys'va = "rartrul VI uss vii
through the 4genpy uf Inns. .,,,,, H..
II usir stattstnpn, in order to rorpetnato tAo
hohs wit tSo % wi u IL sooI woal' sry 10 Eatra u
lii IeiVety py testIay yAtlsay4 with soulo tuetu
, 1881-03-08

}lnlly. Italy except sH,,i,ya, = -.
kuTE..l'ulll.nn sIet,'inK Lnts from Chicago To st.
lans knusaa Guy. ana leorii. Iarlor ilay Caaohoa
with ftElviHF cflnirs Clicaxn 10 81 k,Hfs md IT'S
ElintrT C!lntr egnng Cars Chicago N Hannibal and
kAiisa. EtT Nh ct1nilE9 VI Uay CUaches cA!l&zo tu
It. l.uAis Or Kaltsus CttY
, 1881-03-08

All Mlnnasn3h trains rtn rita h1Ilwnukne Tickets
fnr ~ iett md MinncnHItla arc srnd either stn Mad.
sun una lTnrlu du Chen, ur vn Ia EE0syO i Wnuno.
t11Shoia Ccnsrnt Ital1rori,
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Ticket ulfcc III ltabiulph-st, hear Clarf Tr,a1
InElEc l1utyl. and Iuinlnt tiuuGa. "
, 1881-03-08

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-30

Pr~esident-elect Garfield was forty-nine
years old the 10Th of November. When
he takes his seat in the White House
next March he will be the third young
est President the Republic has ever had.
Grant was the youngest, having lacked
one month of forty-seven when inaugu-
rated. Franklin Pierce was four days
younger than Garfield. Two other
Presidents were in their fiftieth year
when inaugurated-James X. Polk and
Willard Fillmore-but the one was sew
enteen days and the other five months
older than Garfield. The next young
est vas John Tyler, who was over
iifty-one when he succeeded to Harri-
sons barely begun term of office.
Abraham Lincoln was fifty-two years
old, and Martin Van Buren, and r. b.
Hayes not quite fifty-tive.. Andrew
Jackson lacked eight months OF being
tifty-seven, and George Washington
had passed that age when inaugurated.
Oddly enough, the four consecutive
Presidents Thomas Jefferson, James
Madison, James Monroe and John
Quincy Adams-were each in their fifty
eighth year when i~naugurated. Zachary
Taylor and Tippacanoe Harrison were
sixty-five and ,sixty-eight respectively
when they took the oath OF office, and
neither lived to fill out his term. In
point of age James Buchanan came
between the two, being in his sixty-sixth
year when inaugurated. The average
age Of Presidents at Inauguration has
been fifty-seven years.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-30

senator not wishing 10 be intruded up.
on had closed the door Of the eompaTt-
ment. The conductor, coming along,
partly opened it. The senator with
considerable emphasis, closed it. The
dignity Of the conductor was nettIed by
this sort Of interrogation of his author
ity in his own bailiwiek, and he under
took to assert his individuality by fore
ing the door open. The senator, claim
ing the right of occupation, in Texas
diction told the conductor to get out,
whereupon the conductor became more
colloquial than suited the senator. The
latter, who stands over six feet, without
further parley hauled off and let 1y
with the force of n battering-ram a
single blow, which sent The conductor
over several liiSily-upholsiored pivot
chairs into a co:p-box. The conductor,
gathered hinsel! u with an expression
which suggested a vision OF stars, soon
rallied and made . dash at the senator
ial Texan. The Latter, striking a grace
fui attitude of defense, sang out: SEQ
here. sir; don't come this way. If yoa
come within range of these lists (shak-
ing them Significantly IwIll mash your
face in such a jelly that your own moth
er wouldn't recognize you" Protiting
by the counsel of the old adage. the
conductor withdrew. and the Texan
senator finished his journey unmolesi9d.