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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

There will be a general convention
of all the Sunday-schools of East Ten
nessee at some point in that section
soon. We suggest that our Legiela-
ture take recess of FIVE days and at
tend it. Some of the members need a
little moral training.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

Didn't the Knoxville Republican be-
come little personal in its language
toward the Chronicle when it said {:
THE people have promoted me and re-
duced you to the ranks?' How will
me do for an editor?
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

Malone says he's going to do as he
pleases, and he pleases to go over to
the Republicans But it strikes us
that Old Virginia, the mother of States
ard statesmen, has motto that runs
thus, Sic senper trannis!
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

The war has been transferred into
Africa; it no longer distracts the De
mocracy, but is dividing the Republi-
cans with Col. Gibson in deadly con-
flict against Capt. Rule, both Republic
can editors at Knoxville. To the
Democracy we would say, Let us have
peace."
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

The Legislature has had twenty
DAYS recess, and is entitled to thirteen
and one. third more. We suggest that
they spend at least three of these at
tending the spring rhces.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

Whitewashing will soon be in fash
ion-Home Journal.
The Tennessee Legislature has al
ready begun.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05
Single Rule of Three.

I6 forty.fye days work in the Legis.
lature give twenty days of recess, how
many days recess will thirty days Of
work giveH Ans.-13b.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

In the Republican embroglio between
Gibson and Rule, it seems to us that
Gibson is the wrong man on the right
side.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

Gen. Colley, the British commander
has been killed and his army fearfully
routed in South Africa by the Beers.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

Garfield has not yet been heard from
rs 10 who will compose bis Cabinet,
and we forbear to say VINO,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

Perhaps our Legislature needed rest
for they have passed five bills in forty
five days and have thirty more days to
work.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

The Legislature took recess on the
2Sth ult. till the 9Th inst. to go to see
Garfield inaugurated.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

The three per cent. funding bill has
passed Congress, but will likely be ve-
toed by Hayes.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

The Merchants National Bank has
been recently organized at Nashville.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

March came in like lamb and
HAYES marched out rs a man.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

On the wing-the Tennessee Legis-
lature.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

Goodbye, Mahonel Yes, fare thee
well, and if forever, still, fare thee
well
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

The Legislature is not at home.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-05

BY you, vast amount OF fun and good
reading if you fail to subscribe Tor the
STANDARD immsdistely. 81 year.
, 1881-06-04
AT WASHINGTON.
AllTIlull's sunsE!tviENCY.


WAsanSGroS, D, G., juno 3.-A gentleman
long connected both will. Now York and
National politics, anil gentleman nat here
toioro unfrlerlly to Alr. C0nkllng, arrived
here to-day from Albany. lie reports that
the collapse Of Mr.. ConkltnK is regarded BY
nil cool.headcu u.en as complete, mid that
few believe he can again obtain a foothold
In public llfo by the votes Of tho people Or OF
the Legislature. lilo says that there Is Il
very go1leral feeling Of relief from tho .loIni-
nssrlng spirit which Conkllng al,d q few Of
his close assoclatos have so long exar-
elsctl. This element OF the case Io
represents as surprising to tho Cork
ling managers na we'll rs to thu
luajo stty Of those who hayo been accustomed 10
yiuld to tho rulo which they have 20 long thought
ftimpossihis it to break.
TILE cDuItsE OF TIE v1cE-pnEslDENr,
this 20Ntlea,An snys, roo0!vRs tho stroagest
pussiblo private condemnation "a being degrade
lug to the olileo aud to tho State which ha ropro-
eentcd Tn the National ticket. lie aaya that
worry gctlva work looking to tho harmonlztug anl
consolidation Of tue purity T. IN progress and he
beltoyus that this Will result. within n fow duys
AftCr the assembling next week. IN the aRfee-
ihent Vt decldta Wa{urtty Of 1tepubEleans tn
support tho election Ut Corncll and Dopaw.
, 1881-06-04
OBITUARY..
GEN. y. \, GOODLOE.

GEN. d. ~ GOGDLOE.
spsetat Dtspateh 10 Thu Chicago Tribune.
LEXINGTON, KY, June 3-At an cnrly
hour this morning Gen. David $. {ioodloc,
Ut this city, md ono OF tho most prominent
citizens OF Kentucky, died. ueii. Goodlou
WIS attacked during tile meeting Of tho
knights Tenptnr III this city in Atay by n
complication OF diseases which gradually
undermined his constitution, but l,o rallied
ahont ten days since, and was ablo to drive
out III his carriage, his friends aild relatives
being hopeful that his improvement would
be prolonged and finally result iii complete
restoration Of his hcaltlt; but three
days slice ho suffered n relapse,
nnd tho llour Of dissolution CAME
rnpidly on. Con. 1oodloo wna naiiyr Of Maj
ison County. md wns for nimbor of years a
prominent merchant liorp. IIo held the Gov.
crn1ncnt position OF Collector Of informal 1,ov-
enun fnr Fovcrnl yoars, and was n Curator mud
t'reasurer af Kentucky tiniv9ss!ty: lie wal. a
devnt,t mathhtt Of tho Christian Church: In
The asoao y ofcr ns hs ~ pramasn pna oce
nundrr Of tho lIntcl Siatca fia was urand
Commander Of Kentucky, and Eminent Com
mundcr nf Webb Com,nRnicry No. Z.
sser sa oSP9S SeS was o1ssa sssea cy cssy s n ' t. 5
4 nlcce of tho Hon. CasaI,is NJ. Jlny, ox-Atnistcr
to ltussla. h!rs. Goodloe died fcw ycars since.
M atter suo!9G four sous r'tsed r. t9 nans cstato;
tho othess. flr. l,lvll 0oodlno IL Ii phyBicinn In
sf Senator i,ssk, i Uaited States psymaator or
Afnrinus: and Cul. William Cassius Gnotlloe, who
tsco Of law, uon lnUtiioe viii bo inferred iu Tho
Lexington Cnmetery Sunday afternoon.
, 1881-06-04
.an. 2, VERY lnrgr ntln,hor u w,tnc,,.
H., 1mM par's' cspoe'ally f tho ,e.e, w., f,pm d.


~, Special bsspat's TO 1ae cstraaa ,'r.S. ~,
Al, W,A1s1liSoroS, j. T., Jnnc an%"s ,Saas .
tho Virginia Amti-i}ourbon fn,..saw thas
adoptctl It's platform uni no,,,Inst",a I'sh'lan hay
etoh Tor Governor and Law, l'cu ~ ca'a.
lienn) Fur Lieutcnnnt-t;oser,,or - INepuh
slnle to say. auttlorltasiyry, ilat ~, - "A pos
,le,,t heartlly apnroyes ths l,,,'vena. aa 'rrsl.
believes that tho 1lgpub|Icnnq ,',en,, J., ,n aud
i'ourbon Democracy. Ii puy o"" on".".t1r!'l,"'wins 1','
lievcs tls A.lmlnistrstlou llos w" '.,, 'eally b.
nn hll!anco With Tho noYr,uns h bo peI :. seeklns
ceived so,n1 shli1Rs urt, Er.,u. nn FROSTY d..
eo!"o very elear to tho President. ~ aasc be.
1,d.ai!..t y; it!st a. tllo IMurinn clatn lint ,,o
rM1c ~ Map purity il tho tleLl .lnys S n, ifezual
protgnsc, aid t,ni tho nnuD dft tio,,t 4 Ilm.,
applied to tho ttDurl,oiis IS ii
Alnht't1o proposition It exrrtttnT '1H That sas
70 nearcr payment ot liu ,ieLt thn thn.i =, n e1ei
!nG!cht inkGit t,rnfnite nf lin % HILL ,.e tncan.
tMt tno lhtfcr i1AvB rr,lcltcaiiy n,a,,,h'n', Ant
oept question rs lin iss1p. "'"''oohet Tie
=. lhtk INC question wIlcl, ys ftrau,,.
coming VirE!!lIn campaign is thnt ~ ~ In TIE
no ~ ny Tint tho t,amo Implies. ma I9s e. eolus
Nei'llnllcans rAn only AH,pnFf ihh ~, @ mat tht
question Whictl promises sn,,,i i.,.ioi II" OF such
fhcGs* q frre bullet, II SNIl t.n,t': :''HN II both
sehtf6is: iMHt Mnh0na nrtlnf.cs ,t,t ~ hithie
scGiirel. This is whit tllu Inn urs. ns III Dart
i, ING lhfeRnlnE II tho hItuntIuI1 ~ ttn lute. ~
INC t'fostdent upon this tti,nor,nnt .,,,H ,seHs Of
very recently Expressed fy ,iimseif' sooIcct, ii
, 1881-06-04

Tho Assessment Death Societies OF
Other Ssnloa Which Do Not Comply
with tho INSURANCE LnsvN OF Illinois.
Soon after coming into of'1co Inst january,
StAte-Atulitor Swigcrt addressed letter of
inquiry to Attorney-O Genera! James McCart-
ngy seanesslnE his oA'clat opialon as to
other. States, conducted OIL tic assessnent
ptan, bud right to transact their business
III Illinois without complying with the lnWs
Ut this State regulating ltte..lnsurance.
llitllerto they have clatnesl exemption I'M
enactsaI III 1914. After discussing tic subject
ut length, tic Attorney.General concluded
his opinion as follbWS: -"
s f @ a sasss s1n eat ov hs e
companies. associations. and socutios organizr.i
Within this Stato: ana that ali companion organ
Issuing policies aud irs,irnR the lives Il tholr
nlemnors, although they may bo fntentled TO
6fnSs s naew r1 S,1n 4o'S0s
nual dues or premiums are required, and where
members ah,!i reeclyo no money MS profit, or
anu must comply with tho laws of tbts sinte
regulating ltft-,nsuraucc oompnnles hcforo
thy thy Sau DO permitted to TRANSACT business in
"Thore is good reason for this requirement 1t,
ing taoe that tha general inw regulating t!lc.1l.
s!irHnc9 cotnnanses provides. III SEE. l5. Tint
every lEG~lnHurAnEC company nDt DtgRHtzetl In
this stato. lofora doing business In ths state,
sn! i y writing gppolnt ~ attnrncy. resll"nt ID
tho company tnny b. suryoa withlike oftcot ns II
she snmpanY existed tn this State.. etc:
sgss. snesn ,bs k;a. to 5ens
viii, this very essential aud uoccsaary provislols,
how would tho .henetlcinrica proceed to collect
so ao ,n8 "i a ado
they should 1o held 70 como within the nrovis-
Ions 1t tho amonhatory aet Of is7t. they would
within tho Jurisdiction or n3ntE0t OF y,ur fOHrtA
, 1881-06-04

spse.d! 11pateA to 1hs Chicago 1sthumA
DEoATuH, ILL.,, June 0-The following ase the
uatnes at tho eIKhteon graduates ot the Decatur
High School who received their diplomas ut tho
fourteenth annua! Conu,enpomeus cxerclsos
hea at Bmith's 0perA.Housa this forenoon;
lal!ia l. Hrowu. Massle u. Hull, Frank @. ttoby,
Jcsso apenoer. Mary A. LakIul. Eato'la Spencer,
Maurice +. Wood, Walton X. Hedges. Ida H.
Murphy. Gerss3ds sn,!th, 4. Y. Andrvws, Eva'
u. Hixby, Pprley W. rnyIor. Annie 4inklea. Adj
T.. Tratt, md James r. NobeEts. Tho attond-
night waa largo.
, 1881-06-04
SAO+y ~ AAA~ JoAAA AAASy VA
Conk1ing's Courier to
Albany.
The Greatness Of a Great Man,
So.Ca1led, Lost ut Draw
Poker.
Only One Set Of Ballots Talk
On In Joint Conven-
ton Yesterday.
Conkiing 81. and Cornell
90; PIatt 80, and Cor
nell 10.
Chauncey M. Depew Rising in
the Platt Ballots, Having
Thirty Followers.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beeohsr Scores
One Vote, as an Antagonist Of
Conkling.
Assomhlyman Bradley, Of cattaraugus,
Conkling Spy, Shows His
Golors.
Arrival OF conkiing and Platt in
New York City Yes.
terday,
Ho Will Ncrolcal1y Continue the Slaugl,.
ter Of Ills Friends AL Oser
tho Stats.
Universal Foeling that Arthur Has Be-
draggied the Office Of Woe
President.
Arrival Of conkiing and Platt in
New York City Yes
terday.
Ho Will 1lcrolcal1y Continue the Slaugl,.
ter Of Ills Friends AL Oser
tho State.
Universal Foeling that Arthur Has Be-
draggled the Office Of Woe
President.
DRAW POKER,

A nruAnxA1.rn srony. rv,,,,:yrrr oo1rrs
tr 70 MAKE CoyttLlSa Less or 4 1.A1ft,1I.
IN0-STOCK.
Spttiat Dtspatth 10 1ne Chicago 7ttbuns.
NEW rotsK, June .,-Ihe following ct,ap-
ter OF the inside history ut Cpnklfnv n,ld
piatt,s rrstruat,nns ID told here. When The
ros,rnot;nn ~ Cnn Lirr .,,,s ~; - ,uoa
oo.e,,,,n h., ,,,n,'s,.a,,,',,,, ~ r'a,,,.s.
~ u''.l ''''.t'A'i ~ "lt"Aso-
usn, W tao io1'o"Lts elleee' II, III lho
op"'Ao'i " guy GoFnel', t1!o Fes'shat1on, uT-
tHr tho circumstances was wlae aflu polltlc,
and there WIS no doubt OF his trlnnpltRl re-
turn, then t,is resignation was to be sent To
the Legislature simultaneously with tho
notice to tho Secretary Of the Unlted
States Sunntc. Shoulh no foul,t nr.se
or orstocfe nrrsont ;tsnIr tl,cre wn,,tt1 In m
nca,I ~ nrv cnu,,pr,,tcot,on hv toloor,nh ,r
nthar,.toa Hot,,,aat, .t,n rn.o,,e' r,st ~.
Ia.s',,.' se ~, 49, "'e't"l seu 49,.
eot!hnaiR' aLu, consequently, no e9iuo''ce OF
co1luslon petWcen tnelh coultl subsequently
be adducou. O1 the other llaid, SHOULD there
be any good renson why It would mot bo safe
or polite to send in the reslgnations,-
s...,' W." w ~ n,N.t ~pp1tos "Ano " vi"
Ieais'''..u,i - Az; l"t', eonh'lls "as
" no ,'otlacA !'l taio' Mlo uio 'kes'si"ttohs
considered rs nnwrltten, and nov plnns or
methods devised.
~ THESE DOCUMENTS
wore S, intrusted sI t. special messenger moro
~ ~,s,.s ssSst ~. u, ~ .nu .o1."u'"eu o.
Ar. Conkltne, wlto lcft Wasl'tnston satur-
raot ~ ihar, ,ta arr,.,T hasn ;" poS. S"".,a. 49,
leet ~ ta'oans' a1e nffl'e" hete OIL Snl't'ay
morning, ana It so9n bceame wlIlspered
"uuas sas4a .4a. ~. oo.RasiR eon''selua naes-
sclset "11s III lo"tI, VI lonte 70 he 'otato
, 1881-06-04

IN another page Is told tho story OF the
events Which led Mr.. Conkling and S1r.
Pint into tho greatest mistake Of their
lives, restKniug their positions rs Unit
ed States Senators. 1t appears tint
neither gentleman intended to resign,
il there was lie least ctiance tint they could
be defeated fur reelection. 4 special envoy
WIS sent to Gov. Cornell, who was relied oh
to ilnd out show the land lay" III
tho Legislature, md to net III aecortl-
ance with the Instructions from Cunk-
ling borne by the aforesaid envoy. The
thougilt-to-bc-faitllfn messenger yielded to
convivlallty, draw-poker, and general good
time. IIe failed to Connect, at,d Conkling's
Instructions to Cornell arrived too late.
, 1881-06-04
NOTES..

Epteint Di1pateh 10 The Eh'fa2o Tdbnht.
WASHINGTON, u. C., .jltnc :}.-lt is mi 10
be understood that thu payment Of s15,no lsy
Hrent Britain for the Fortune Bay ontrhgrs
IL III any respect II surrender by either tirestt
Britain or tho United Suites Of tie c"nstrnr.
tlull of the fishery nriele In tha treaty u ISL.
Negotiations designed t0 receive Il better '''l-
,lorstarsIinX Of that clause Of the treaty !'aYe
now been begun, AZ w,a4 N0flceh ID liza
Iiouso Of Commons yesterday. Two btinsh
stannters- will erulsa abnit the fishing.
grounds for tie coming two nMllt's, and
tl,ero nre .Bn,ne fears tlat the steaH''
ors will Ind It difficult to pre'eht
collision. Tho British Goscslme,t
hos Eiven the commander OF tho SoHl'loaa.
lnnd suun,iron ort]crs to noye about tho coast
during tho Bnmruer. ....
TIE NATIONAL. HOARD OF HEALTH
cxprcss.a tho uhcurful opinion, basel upon r.
ports from tho South, that thoso Will 10 pe5e'
low. foynr epIdbluto thts summer
BANKS
Tho Washington Stnttuel, German pnpef nt.e'
nominates Gen. N. p. Hunks OF Aassacluss''s
TO DO Secretary OF tho Senate
BLAINE,
An eYRf73nR paneS haa tho SOllnWnR' IuI It.tr.
Gu rcsldcnce tn be built for Sccrttass n's%l iii
vas o9nmonecu yeS1ermy says,,aas;. az aycnie aid
ga on ssrpst anG n1vnt. rnsjeuccs 10 It'd
city.
-. uES. -. ~ =, ,,,rhle,o,,
bus unbosomet hlinsef n eort O .,', M suf.
Interview. Ia WhiGh ho sots !ors fofe noanJ
ghum. tsa. md silk iassss ssoi"s ~. iprtaoaa
s,,,tImr su1s; 1" t atMn,t tuI fio rgasoas, ~ y
Tn,lnw.. i viii nrtMly 70 to taifftda ~ ins
iii tmt nnx mn tuuru trrcstt. III tho HOWELL
n,,,.s r'tth Tl,u csut, IL xr"!t
nn",. 1:h1r" in Esj Mcrc1 IN cultivation, I'll u
+ iii IN rc,v fur harvest tho latter PIT H. ~
h.s.s.. rhn re,,urt,,,s,1t t,ns rstallshed ~
CIV t", st,r,sr,,r smv.r il success The onH
tnuH INV n T., nuke liz production bet!ef ~ ~
yonr Thc ffa erop tfon sy VIZ ss 'ps oa
Gnited Htates FREQ from n6y :' '"is,,%usi IF sc,t'.usi
| III the oouRtry, and eaoh f'loa1h o''4sDS'
two pounds Ut sugar" ,,,,. srN
THE yEIy STRINGENT AIESASI'h"
DAY LAW v,,,
whion hae creator ~ n"a ,,s NHfOr Of tho GU,
E!nn - nsofsnnneg' " mi Eli proceedings unas'
y ~ 1--WE %,sp'nss;sII I,.,sm .IIs,nissed.
! ~ raw uoen .s,.,' u ~, :. w4,a 1,Es,GSAT10S.
| ID tAs rrtaers Aaoefattd d1" IT, shsrtdaa
WASHINGTON. y. z. JMnyr sr .c iivt. cit 0rapt
announces the res'fnsthmm ..hm " Ia says: Tho re-,
, 1881-06-04
FAILED IN BUSINESS.

d9eeIa1 lH5pdsFh 70 1M thttago 1Fl6UnE.
dnANp tAPlps, Mlch., Juns B.-The Bhertr
t0ok possession Of tho stock Of tho hardware
ltrnl ot Cnrpplltor Judd & Co., Vi this city, oti
Judgment execution sued out by pIttshurx
creditors. Thoro are ohattcl mortgages On tho
stock for f3i,tk9 in favor OF tho Gity Nattunat
Bank, snnual Judd, Florence Carpenter, aua
Gthors. ul0sty Of this city. No tixuics Of 6shor
hbt&tloa ar0 9ivon or 1T the nssuts. but Tho
Inter about stvU0.. whether tho tirtn viii b.
allowed to cs,rltin!!0 ia buslHcas Or not IL rot
question. Tho failure WIS prculpttatott by
fant0 aaono, lust wintos, Causing n loss OF
, 1881-06-04
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE.

sPRlNearIat.D, ILL.,. juno a,-The Secretary nf
Rtat0 to-tlay issued ltcouse to organize To tho
un!tcd stntos Cablo hallway Misunderstanding
Company. Chicago; capltaI, T., 00O, M; ubteol,
10 manufacture oars machinery, aud ilnplo.
g,chts for uso on cable railways; oornos4tors,
Charles l.cRvbtt, t.oiowlck l.. Hawyef, Thomas y.
l'ricu. AIs'. t0 the !IUstwok Fol'iiux irou. Gat0
Cotupany. EaicaK0; aaritai, 5iet0xt; corpora.
tnrs, James IL. Raymond, Willard 4. suith. Axel
nress Chart ConlpRny. ChLcaao; capItal, &AU,OW.
, 1881-06-04

1T Is beloved TINT tho Spanish Cortcs will
be dissolved on tho goth Inst, and that now
elections will be ordered In August The
Cortes then elected will convene the follow-
Ing mouth. Premier Sayasta Inns doubtless
arranged for sufficiently largo majority to
retain himself in the Premiership.
, 1881-06-04

Spsetal D!spatth to tn Chttdoo Tfttun&.
1sosron, June H.-Whilo narnum's circus MAS
parHdlng In Salem to-day the SIX horses at
taohed to the serpent cage ran away and upset
tho wagon, md for Tow minutes thoru was q
lively stampede amouk the la1xe crowd a. the
forty reptilss wrIgXleA about on the pavement.
Tito bvn-coassrictorB aud an0c0f1a4s were
especially lIvay, hut the oupneBs Ut tho kooper
aud other saspt,Ytx prevented any ,acefdont Ia
half HI hour 'the 1Bpttlea w9ru all gathered up
nKaln, aud ttla agent promptly setsl9l for coll
f1alul Nl{A A1Qth1t team. -,
, 1881-06-04

, l3r the explosion Of some dynamite ut
Lowmoor, Va., TiuraAay. four colored men
were fatally injured. The tsR Jako Brands
blow up of Sandy Hook, n, j., yesterday,
land tho engineer was blown overheard nnd
drowned and his son was fatally injured.
Tho rest Of the crew escaped.
, 1881-06-04

BEN JAMES, colored man, was hanged ut
Charleston, $. e., yesterday fnr tho murder
Of David N. lIaTrcIl, Of Marion, IN August
of lust year. Ebert Williams, co1urel, was
hanged ut Livingston, 4Alu., for tho mur.ier
Of Mai. llutchins at York Stntior,, rcar that
pnint, last Ju!y.
, 1881-06-04

CAMnHipnE, fll.. 1uno 3.-A Ilohomian girl
named Marla Matejksa, 10 years old, a. appears
fEotn her pMssport loft tho train bore yostorlay,
and her destination cannut be nsocrtaIue., as no
ouu In this region speaks hor language. Sho Ia
6oAeyolently cared fur Ut tho housa of j. +,
furk. It Is Inferred Aat sho II ll search uf q
person named fAkup VaoUk nr Vask, frnm her
repeatedly writing the nane. She chtua hofu
rIa Chlon1o, b1& II evidently straygtl away iron,
her r1ute., and hns no tickot ~ show her dea.
tilutton. II IL hupsi tllAt this publication Will
be the meaus OF i!ndIuE har frc1ads,
, 1881-06-04

a FRENCH veterinary SURGEON lins dis
coren.d q remedy for tito cure at "e',arbon,"
disease whEcl, Kills lnrEe numhors Vt shcep
every yuar. Tic remedy IS effected by IT.
nn1,1rjftr,
, 1881-06-04

nf New Mexico, ox-t'nnRrcssman Mcktbhcn,
J. Il. l'fice Of Missouri, ex-Aaditor Mctarow,
ex-brpnty-Auditor 1,illcy, brady, cx-Sena-
Tor Dorsey, French. Dsady's Chief Clerk, asll
perhaps ttchnrd G. Mccormick nf Arizona,
, 1881-06-04

Mla JAton l1Erllty, for mai.y years Frfn-
cllat Of one Of tic t5utEntD public Hcf0nls,
committed s,lictie yesterday. Mr.. berry wns
first-prl2ulnNn of Yaie Col!cgc. flc leaves
wife md twU children.
, 1881-06-04
che Gr1b111te.

s9sC IFrsn,,. unable IN purchase eopfes nf T1iE
CnJtAao FrMnt.SE a' Ntir* .iDsHcffH and m ,1.l-
sfdp t,ins ttla ,e htr,,6u nprrs nre s ctti tott-
jtr ttrr hy ,rr'rf'IJ The Ec's to t's og1ct, vlu-
tnC full rnrttruars.
, 1881-06-04

row evening. Ex-senntnr r1ntt rroppecs 10 re-
turn to Albany Sunday evening. II IN stntrd to-
night by tho4c who rrnfcts 10 know, that ti,0ro
will ho no conferences hold md that Conk1iug's
verY bright, nr,i thure tH no sign Of d bAuk. .down
nnonE tne HtRthNrts.
, 1881-06-04

THERE sccn,sto be very laree amount Of
money seekln5 Investment in tha English
Capltal. \ loan Of SO. 1000 was Issued By
t!le Government Of Capo Coiony tho other
day In London. and It was subscribed three
{i,nns nycr
, 1881-06-04

FRov1panoS, Il. l., juno 1-The 0ensaa4 Al
soolbiy has invited tho Representatives of Franco
who may como to tbs YorktuNa osute0nlAl. to
ytstt Rhode Island a. guests OF ths 61Rte.
, 1881-06-04

DETROIT, Mich, juno 8.-Dr. 1ow1and D.
c. Newconbe. prominent nlysician, citi.
zcn, and politician OF I.onawoo County. this
8tntc. for tho past thirty yenrs, died ye5torday
ut bis home In Allsstiold. AEol 80 years.
, 1881-06-04

pEoR1A, ILL.,, juno a.-Miles Shaw, m old
citizen of this placc, dropped dead noar Ills
residence this morning OF hcart.dlscasc. lIo
was UG ychr8 old.
, 1881-06-04

THE agitation against the proposed "rc-
forms" of l'silseu Alexander xrdws LII la-
tonslty a1nollg tie Bulsar[uns THO ngltators
counsel ''l5sal nlu constitutional" oppost-
lion to tlo rrlncbs plans, hut the Prlnco
seems determined to fdiuo aH tssua with tito
people Oh this point, and 1t nay bu that means
neither legal n0r constitutional will DO re-
sortca to. Should Pruce Alexander decide
tn step down nlMl0nt, a porsull WHO reJulces
III the name Ut Prince DolNlonlloir KorsakoE
Will be pressed BY N,,ssia f,r his place.
, 1881-06-04

AT at the meeting Of the National Conyen-
ton Of window-glass manufacturers held In
Chicago last Jntuary, resolution was
adopted TINT atl factories should be closed OIL
the 1st Of June, month earlier than usual,
unless the worknien agreed to 20 por. cent
reduction, in wages. 1t appears that tho rcso-
l.ttlon Is not being adhefed to very closely.
Five large factories III the neighborhood Ut
pittsburg continue III operation, al,d pay
their worknen tho old wages. Factories
are also In operation untlcr the salno
circumstances Mt In Sallo ,and Ottawa In
this State, Mt Kent md GAINESVILLE, O..
md other points, Tho failure to ndilcre ia
the resolution will nuke tho Glass 1fan,,-
facturers' Convention to bc held Mt Coney
Island next mouth rntiler lively ono. 80
, 1881-06-04

AnDlsoN l,aowS, ot New York. was ycs-
tcrslay nominated for Unltc,l States Judge
Of tho Southern District of New York, utce
Judge CIloate, rt,sfBnosl.
, 1881-06-04
A Kick Over the Displacement
Of Krcissmann, Consul at
Berlin.
Traps Being Bet in the Basement for the
Destruction Of Certain Treasury
Nice.


II, Eortou,,,cr efoan,ut,t1a t,o f:ovor,,,,ort
~ =, nep'eOet' t4o t.os o.""'1as
officers are earnestly NJ work preparing the
Bliits. Eyory dny Stl1t,a nov n0nts nra Ills.
.nov,r,,1 orI thn ,,td,u,n no T., Xii ,nt,,+s I,
"..a '"v ~ 10 ~ Nv. pp.ieo 80
crnl rrcrtyntl frnn TIM Wcst certlt,ed nnh
,. -. ~ 80.
telGGrnnI8 sent by ex-senator Dorsey to his
nrc,t In tina yVrst ,ybnn In wna nrrann.
Ing Ills slar-route system, together with
sol,e OF The oriripuls. lhcsa nr,, tie tlpct-
,,,o,,to ,,,oo ,vntuf, +,,f. ,a,,nt rnoonn,,
menus upon WAkcE tnls agent FeccHlly
, 1881-06-04

POLISH IMMIGRANTS.
Spsetol DbpItsh 10 7ht Chicago 1stAuna.
Ia sAlLE, Ill, June IA largo party Of Polish
immtgtuuts arrived to-day to work lu the zinc
Factories. More are on tho road.
, 1881-06-04

N1E8s D. D. ClIAFFTEv
5ptefat Dlspateh 10 The Chicago 1fthtlns.
ErGiv. III, Jane 3.-Affs. D0rr D. Cltaheo
died ut her holnc west Of tho city to-tlny, of
inflammation Of tho bowels, HRetl o ycnrs HhD
WIS n lnuKhser Ut j. II. Trenawell md the vito
OF u wcAithy farmer.