davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-19
CIInISTIAECY.

Spetiai Dtspateh 10 The ChteAea Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. 19.-Tllc nastf-
ness OF tho CEltstiancy divorce case Is llkesy
to bo again brought before the public. Ac-
cordinE to recent information, 1t Is now sail
TINT the money will 10 forthcoming from
Minister Chrstiancy to pny tho costs and ali-
,nony which tho Court ordered md that tic
case, upon tho BILL flied for tllyurco OIL tho
ground Of adultery and cruel treatment.
will proceed. Tho money, however, hns not
rs yet boen received. 1t will bo remembered
tint after t1se testimony Of Elclbcrt0 Giro
had bGon taken III New York, about tho 1st
Of Janunry, The counsel for Mrs. Chrsstfancy
had summoned all the nclghbors to tcsttfy Ut
seeing n party supposed to be Mrs. Chris
tiancy lnayu ller residence III n carriage,
Thts Testimony was nut taken, because Mr..
Christiancy was then in arrears S:,50 ln tho
payment of nlimony, md all order, was made
requiring that payment be made before fur
ther testimony was taken.
uwiyu IN TIL: WAR IN rENu
engaging Mr.. Chrlstiancy's. attention. there
Inns been soma delay by him fn sentltnR tho
necessary funds here. Mrs. CEtrtst!ancy,
who was quito Iii whea sho returned
from New York, l1as , recovered
ller health ;; somewhat, but Is not
yet nblo to 1oave l!cr lAntIei's resldeMcc. Tic
report that ChrtsttAney's secretary. Dr. 1}nll,
received the money yesterday Is denied to-
nlght by Dr. Ba1l hlnself.
, 1881-02-19

DECISION Jy THE TjtEARC1sY DEPARTMENT..
Special Dl,pateh to n. Chicago Tribune,
WAst,txurny, u. G.. Feb. ia ,]ecfsjon
,,,a 1at ,,,,,, ,.,,, h., a., ,rrnae,r,, 1Sn,ort.
h"s JUST heell 'a't''p W teo 4tc'Su4J OepAtV
1ncnt which practically reTersea' ruling
nh,]e some tIu,o s1ncr yhi.l, ntlmfttn<l ,vnnf
"snnsn ~ = u in,yor i ,ato .nnn ,Soa orrooot,1n
'ops w u lo"et t"te thAn "Aa "e1eeaple
to tho WD0l-tIanuEllcturilE Interests Of the
rn,,ntry, frhr formnr rultnr, which hoa
49,. -. .I. - I.at; 49, ~.
JUST peen .soI hslae, ~ WIS Ael4 oy
the wool fllgll, would admit. foreign
,vnol ,v,,fal, l,o. hner, ,n-ttc11, vnorufnoturod
""ut ~ ""let nas wv. p"t t't"'i3 ents
NJ l!le same fafcs rs upon raw maletlals htlts
consequently, SHen 'Will Iake Lne pIace pr
all domestic cotnblnE Wo0iS." The new dE-
cIsInu hv assIstnpt.S Secrctarv Fronct. which,,
~ ao,,rs, ,s ,Ss a., ala, - ao.rotur,; stnr
" coVtSe, Nus LIZ sanet4oil VI oecte'atS ohof~
I1all, Is Rs follbW8:
1,eferrlnu To tho Dem ant ,loo!aton nf rim
nth ult. ufofl np1,cnl 06W. of Go6r9o W, Bond
Co. from, yn,r ussessn,rnt Of duty ut lid ratg
IT kU DER cont nd yalorott, OH cortnitt su.cn!Ie
wnni. ft,t,s. jrrnnrtni mr. stsntnnr Mms.
sach,,srtts' III Nnycmtrr last, Tic nppGl.
lants clntming thoui To- Go iCt!aps nt
tho ruto Of Six ccntg Der up,,titi. hive to atato
that tho question presenteu IN eattl Anponi Nnp
whether tho 1t,Srena,Glso wis to 10 eii,ssed lis
.w.mi ,r NJ i n1,,n.l fneti1rc nj woui !" t,rhn
,rn,,s fincIbf nvntxt fhp rIazAiNrn HIM ~
, 1881-02-19
ROBERT LINCOLN.

Special Dhpa!th to The chteaoo Tribune.
WAs1I1Sur1S, b. G., Feb. 18.-Isobert Lin
coin las arrived here, aiid was lust night one
OF the guests Of President uayes ut the State
dinner. Ills presence here tns revived tho.
rumors which connect Ills nnl,e with Gen.
GhrIlelt's Cablnet. The main object Of Afr.
Lincoln's visit Is TO attend to some pressing
lazy business. but, unless many trustworthy
signs fail, Id will DO asked to tako up lis
residence In Washington for four ycnrs from
Mnfcl. Ads SEsFetary OF tho Interior. Thu
name OF alr., Lincoln lias been under corsid-
eratlon by Ge4, Oarhold since Dec. l, a,ad 1t
Inns ulways bqell co1sidercd With favor.
trh0re IL reasnn to think that, his appoiut-
llclit as SECRETARY Of tho Interior has .beull
acllnftly decided upon. 1t ls known that
Robert Ltncoin'ts
THE CHOICE OF SENATOR LOGAN,
anil tho Indications nre that tho wishes OF
Gen. LoEnn are to bu Of great Influence Ill
tho new Administration. One OF tho grounds
upon which tho selection Is made, II It In
nlntle. will DO that 1t will be recognition Ut
"the young ele1no,lt" in poIitlrs. Mr.. Ltli-
coin certainly cal,lot ba sall to be the choice
Of my ring. II Nlr. LEncolns appointments
IS assured. Mr.. Emery Storrs viii not, Ut
course, be AttOricy-tienrrnl, nY Illinois WILL
hot have two places III tlla Cabinet.
, 1881-02-19
INDIAN COMMISSIONER

NIAAAI5StONEhs
Spteta! Dlpateh to Tas CAteaao Tribune.
AVAsltIN0ToS, D. e., Feb. ts.--AIr. Thomns
NEcltoi, Of Wisconsin, ling known on ac-
count Ut his nblo al,d conscientious advocacy
nj tlle cause OF honest money, to-day became
tho head Of the Indian Bureau. lie WIS re-
GENTLY appointed chief clDrk, md to-day
Mr.. Marble, who has been doing double duty,
nn,t has acted rs Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, was relieved of that Office by order
Of tic President. 1t Is generally believed that
Mr. NIchol will continue Commissioner Of
Indian nffatrs under Qer. Garfield. 1t Is
known TINT Gen. Garfield Inns warm per-
sollal attachment for him, and llas high
appreciation Of his abilities. Secretary
Schnrz wroto 4 very earnest letter to tho
President urging tho appointment Of Mr..
Ntcl.ol.
THE 1NDIAN-OFF1CE.
for moro than two years. has beon without a
head. Mr.. Trowbrldgc. who was appointod
to tho position, not having been present In
Washington form mich longer period than
was necessary 10 take tho ontli Of nl1icc. 4
fDw Weaks after he WIS appointed lle wns
tnken Ill and returned to Michigan, n1ld has
never s'ncu been In Washington, md pEoba-
bty n1ycr will lB NgAEn, ns Commissioner 0f
llltltAt Affairs. lie still npmlnally holds tho
office, US llu lIas for nearly two years, but he
llns never assumed ls duties. although It is
not learned that io las refused to draw tho
salnry. lilo certatnly Iias declined to resign,
but hp must hay1 known that Ills resignation
WIS desired. md that Ills 0ntinuallce III Uf-
ficu under such circumstances was wrong
10 tho Government.
, 1881-02-19
COMBINES PILGRIMAGE.

Special Dttpdtth to 17s Chicago 14fbuns.
WASHINGTON, u. e., Fob. 1s-Thcro is u
general curiosIty to hear tho result Of Se,l-
ator COnkltng's visit to Mentor. The invita-.
iion to tho Senator from Gen. Garfield WIS
OF q very cordial character, and mutual
friends iad good reason for believing that
tho consultation will result III n full md
friendly understanding. There Is no doubt
that Nuw York Influences ara pressing upon
Gen. uuriluld very strongly to give tho Soc-
retary OF tho Treasury 10 that State. Mr..
Conkllng's candidate Is understood to bo Alr.
Loyi T. Morton. Some weeks since it was
regarded as almost certain that the Truasury
would bo given to Il Western man,-
In fact, Gen. Garfield himself, when here.
spoke In most decided terms against tho
House and tho Tronsury Department Into tho
halisls Of Now York tlnanclors aud politicians.
There arc somo
PROMINENT MEN FIIoM NEW YORK,
md some OF the friends ot Mr.. Morton hln-
suf. who now believe, for reasons which
they do not explain. tllat Gen. Garfield has
changed Ills Views upon tlits subject, md
That there Is stilt r. possibility Of the Treas
ury being offered to MI, Morton nr 6olno
prominent citizen Of New York. There nra
yet comparatively few who believe TINT the
Treasury Department will eventually 20 to
N1w York, tho Maiorlty seeming to accept 1t
as sutt!eu tllat 1t wilt bo assigned to Bomu
Western l1alt, md aa yet no other name than
that OF Mr. Allison from tint section Is nt all
prominent II. connection witt, tile place.
Tl,eru ara some New York men who still sny
t!,ey s:aye reaso.. Tor he!!cy!ng that MI. Nor
ton viii be 'n The Cabinet, but TINT l4e will be
r,tr NAVY nrrApTMryr.
, 1881-02-19

ut tho Republican members this evening to
discuss nt,purtnnncnt n1ld como tn some utl-
Outstanding abn,.t II prl!cy tn be pursued In
reference tu tho Cox Aplortlonnscnt bil!,
general discussion Of tho lurston wns In.
,lulged I'll. Representative Sherwiu raylewcd
tho tables prepared By Tho Ccl,sus OFlscc
showing tho gatns and f0ssus at different
States under each successive Increase from
.sI ttl,c present nu1nbcr) up to By. It was
developed TINT the majority seemed tn favor
;'loas tho must raailable tiunlt"r. 'llia E1'ins
tlis humber, It was cuntetlttutf, woitlsl !all
more evenly, tn,tll rs to sections md pnrttes.
SEVERAL. NEW ENGLAND MkMNEiis,
who believed tho House already sncoutly
larHt, held tliut :01 WIS, perhaps, III ilaarly
nSs TIN Z ;e ws Tny y se s FSsS Wsstr A. s s6eTs
strotl9ty favored ~, Representative Ander-
aol,. OF Kansas, claims thal Tho present rep.
resentati0n WIS u,,falr to tho West, 'tntl lle
shnal'f 1msist nm, J., '1nas m ,'; Mes: %niH whicn y
It ln tic NortEl ratllnr, tlall tho Suntf!. At
~ kansns, lava, aud Minnesota wnuld cacll
gain ono Representative, n1nl, ns, Western
,Ie1 l3kig to o imtsrefts OF te Wefs. IT,
any W o, ieH" heer. lscprespntaiiso @ Keifsr faysrs!
Nv, md fusstgl itpon thu ntaoptton OF nll
taetcs 70 ss defs2t ay G thst
Van Vunrllts. aud othurs followed In the
snlnc vein.
4 RESOLUTION
was offered TINT tho Republicans Insist upon
The adoption of this, n,llnacr,, but Il was not
a1!t! otlinrs coHtlsetG,l more n.nrrntu Incas.
lres, md further linn fnr consideration Df
the subject. It wns i,nAlly decllted to post-
ponc Tic uues.'a.. until Monday. llicnn.i'nee
to press 4 vote i,pnn tho bill usitfl next week,
bullet thu appropriation bills llnye prccuelce,
rs, ,otl!erwisu. tho Republicans would ab-
stntn from voting. tnts break the quorum
MO,ttlnv,
, 1881-02-19
SENATE.


WAsH1HoroS, D. T., Feb, 1s.-Thc crpd..
t!als Of Fan Wyck anu Alsllur, Senatotse1e,.
wero presented md filed. Bills were in'fs
diced and referred:
BY Mr.. Vest-ro Incorporate m In,s,
ocgnnlc railway cDmpnny.
BY Mr.. Ierctord-lsfll making approe1,
t!ons to improve tho Lttt!o knnawla ami rn
Rivers, and 10 continue tho Improyement Il
tho firuNt kanawlla md Now Rivers lii Wes
Virginia. 49,
Un motion Of Mr.. Thurman, tho Ssu,.,
passed tho bill to authorize the cn,lsttuctonct NJ
iiro-proof building ut Columbus, o., Tor ,bo M
cotnn,nd0tton of tho uultea Stutes Court. IN,
cost Of thu building IL reducul from sHO0o n
sloo,0D
Atr. Ransom asked for tho rcat1lng O. The j,e
md flnrbor nIll tho soco1Mt tIunc, With view i
Its reference to tho Committee Oh Con,tAcrce,
sir. Etmuuds objected.
afr. Nansonl thon put Ills request IN tho feu
OF motion, which was agreed 10 tfter tho ,a
cisurt By hIr. E!lnlul,1s to tlayo thu Comraltta
!!,stG1.gted to roduco tho aggregate Of tho bill i
$1,W0,W)+
Tho Commerce Commttteo was then cuaot
orgsl TO sit during tho sussluns q the Senate.
md passnt. 1t 1tapproprlates nenrly <a0Dhn :
Mr.. Allison, for Chnfr,nun nnvla tw. Va,
ruported, with amendment, tho Legislative Al
pTIulDn bin, md Eaye nutlcc, by se.,llesi Of ii
llnyis, tlnt tho bill would he called up NoaGlI
or Tuesday. Placed o,, tho unlulnlar.
sitssrs. }ooth, Witbors, and AllIsnn were ~
pointed Srnate c0ifurees on tho Pension Apprr
prIntion blil.
The Honato conferccs on tho Indfan Apptp
rrlatioM hill wcre ronppolntetl III relation Ia III
dlAlKrecINtnt oil tho pvnco Col1tnls4tun Itcn1
Tho pyentnR aeEsi0n wns tt,.hay dispensed ak4
Tho sofercnce report un Tic lIouse hill tclst
Ing to tho selection of II stu Tor UnIun hi
rad depot I'm Washington, and othor rurpaa
WIN adopted.
Tho Eattlr-D Disease bill, was tnkoa Up, md III
amendments OF tho SonAtp Co,nns1ttco autptA
Without further action The Sennto went A
executive scsslnI,. llld, when tho doors openM
ad 1outnea until Tomorrow. =
:, HOUSE. -.
Tho, motion to proceed to business Oh Ut
House calendar, for tho purpose Of takna "
tho Fl,z JOHN Porter bill wus defoatod--Isa
III; nays. III. a..
TIM following Democrats voted With The IL
pnblscans IN tho negative; NcssEs Dtvant
nunck, Davidson Il. C.} Drn.L Fulton, au!a
et9phtnst Stevenson. ind Whitthnr,lc.
Tho I'LL passed constituting Atlanta paftol
delivery.
sfr. Atkins reported 4 resolution granting tas
family VI thu lAte aethtor FArr tho tAlnnco u p
salary which would bet1np him Ranrutnber r0ftba
F0rty-slxtE Congress-, md requesting tho fotJ.
seventh Congress- 10 appropriate t0,9U n lIta q
| tho Ralury duo him Na q member OF that CuaF
gross. Adopted.
Tho setatu bstI passed granting ponatoa t
tho widow OF Commodore Mccauloy.
, 1881-02-19
Arrival Of tho Remains Of Fernando Wood
Shepard Notos-Record.
IN TIE SENATE
AFTEH THE FUNDING HILL. PASSED.
E,,.1t,,t fst,r,}tb IN pie f,h4rY,o tTeth,tuk.

In Lille 5GN ALE
AFTEn T1EE FUNDING Hill. PASSED.
Speetai UIspatth to Tie chteago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Fet,. 1s-Thc Scnnto
went thraugil thu bill milking appropriations
for the District Df Columbia NJ full spnett,
md passed NIL Of the amendments reported
BY tho Committee on Appropriations. One
of these Is designed 10 retain tho services Of
Mai. Twinlng. OF tho Engineer Corps. MS
Engineer Commissioner, by slcl, aetditluA 10
his army pay rs Will lnaku hts ANIMAL cotn-
pcnsation $4,000. .lhirty-ive Thousand dol
lars IRE appropriated for repairs Ut pave
ments; s3oo,ts0 for public schools, and
liberal appropriations nre 1n;ldo for
tho 1nsnlle Asylum, reform schools. and q
humber nf l,osp'tals, Tl!e Senate also tuols
up thu bill fnr thu establishment uf n " lsu-
reall Of animal Industry, and FIR tho SUP
preston md prevention Of contagious ttls.
eases Among domestic nnlmals." 'fllis bill
Is especially intended to prevent tha- spread
Of plourt,-pnc'11nona, ,nia provides for co.ta-
|ensatton Inr tiisltlals killed under what Is
known as tho stuiliplng-out pnn:. After. tho
amendments proposed TO the bill hnsl hcen
aRrcesl tO, 1t wns voted 10 dispense will, tlla
proposod evening session, ant, after brief
executive session, tho Senate adjourned.
, 1881-02-19

IN TIE SENATE. ...
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. 19.-CansIfcrn-
t'nn nf the funding h'll wls resumed. aud
thu amendments n,AIle In Committee of tho
Wholt were rnt.or,cI IN their Drlcr, n sepa-
rate vote 0n nncl, having bern demanded by
Mr.. E,!ulnttls. Separate yoscs npnf tho
amendments recommended BY tho Finance
Committee were reserved ulistl tile bill IL
gone through with.
Finally. nli the amendments made III Com.
nIttcc at the Whole were ngrccu TO rs re-
ported.
Mt. Hair moved M amendment restrict
Ink the requirement for tlupnslt of new l)ott's
to hank circulation issucd nEtcr July next.
Dcfeatrt1.!
Mr.. Kaynrtl us1;ctl for ncttnn upo!,' tho
amendments reported by the FIllRicn Cnn-
,nlttce, not agrcrd to fl Committee Ut tho
W!.uln, and yt,tc WIS ordered litH,l striking
out tho Nth section known ns tic Carlisle
amendment,
At the rcqncst Of A[r. Plumb tho question
was taken on tito first l,nlf'of Tic section,
making tic new per cents the only bonds
receivable ns security fnr Satlonal-bank cir
cmIntton. ar as sccmrity for Government de-
pnstts, rtc.
Thr Senate voted to not strike out tho Sec
t{on--yens NJ; nuys, ~.
TIE DEMOCRATS WHO VOTED ".AYE"
were Messrs. Bayar1, Gall, Eaton, t'roonlc,
l!anpton,,r kerga,. AtGl'lersol,. Wallace, nl!i
with tic Democrats were Messrs. Dooth. lii
Fnt4a mud r1u,nh
, 1881-02-19


haVo neon Ehll1y ot ene sh'ho cI!'Ie' @A"'ons
tic witnesses NJ CtlRfleston, y. C'' iast n'one1
who nppearcl aga1nst tho i}o1lntrhts who
,,t....ta.. ,'.. ~ ,,,,,,,'s .u ..,,,t, inat
EiGGtlon laws III Williamsburg Ethhty Ihst
November was j. L. SlnKlptnry, OF
t1,nt ru,nt,. H. n,,aor ra HINT In ,voa rrrrnttv
.'s ~ "pneus" s,'4's s,," ~ w.
fotitiet! To nppeAr at Kings Tree, 10 RlYo tcs-
ifrn, nor,,lIoto fnr f,,,,rroaa From, tl,o l,frat
), .s'ul en."'iate -! .oHE'csS .t",n VI. ,. Ino'
S0ntlt Cnroliha Dlstflet At tne last elcct1nhI
Ar, Leo WIS cnutltpt out, md tho certificate
~ ,,l,o,I<,,, ,,,o. .lrn,, o., tln i'm, r,,i,u
m,' y, e'ees "ns R.ssn ~ ta' ,'.,, t.or oo'', ~ n
Lec Inns trr,,, I, cu,,tpst. nntt Ills attorney IA
.'s. '''' ~ ~ .',...'. ''.' ..i... H.
Io" cnEHEeh ~ laHl4l9 Nst4ihoH3' Al'
StiIgletnry went to
v,vnsa rnrr
~o,,,., l., tnn e a.a,,,,".,,,s ,s fo, ,,,e ,oe,t.
lnO,]y. amt what followed lA relates Ill n
int4nr -, +, frtm,I T., sVu,,,I,,tou H., v.rftna.
'et's' W nA'.n" ~ !" "''''.t"' -" "t.'."' ''
Atter quo hee5a inero Ig~ nonfa WMs Af1
f'ste.l ana crres! noiHso iri1lt-Justieo sonit. !
WIS rc!rnsed tlti $aIm ltllu to Hpp9nr 1elufo tno
Mnrch next. II thero II my t9rGtec.loh Inr my,
Mnco. They !aatiGd wnrrli,ts nEaltlst i1lt' n'iu
nagass S ";a Em,; M ~ f,~t Mst,rt, 1I far noih1nr m
that wr t,rr .l,Ir. Till stnv III ncco,tt,t III ol,r
'iMiiticn1 1tnnIrH in tic Iinp,bitcn1{ l,nrty,
II n,,,,o.rs !, In nv,1nnt thot lin N,,,,th {,ar.
.,;,,s iItIn..,. c,,, ,ni,''t,,,,. .t,,,r.,rs ~,
"',." p"'''.o*e!a n''u "allot-noA ~ at"i'!s "to
tl'lo As tctcrln'''eI rs arc tnelt poillesl
brethren LII Florida AnI Louisiana to prevent
any Republican contestant for a scnttn Con.
, 1881-02-19

-, esa.. n' ~ -, ."''"g' ~ 41rea'e. IT,.
WASHINGTON - u, feo' ls'-!he 1'oml.
States D1gtrjcl-Attorney for tho Northern
ptstact pra,ns o. NGw OK, anu Tue afna o.
ToIsler, ls' III ono soMse' aefeat ol MT
stf;od fiat AR Conk1n0 viii ,nnt;a m nnnn.
sit,on tn T tho confirn,at,nn ~ shanorJ Ss1O
''''oA ~ AAo yin. ''.,,. .'as.o" 'a' -. o"'9"o
,,.. .o.,., noN tS!, o1nEI!9s 4;s,e,.
Inns returned from Harrisburg very much
dissatisfied With tho situation, md Is re-
ported rs snying tltat, II the Legislature does
not agree upon Gen, beaver, lie cares very
,littlo WIN ID nlecto,l.
mr.. "s 80. =, ~. e.,',,,,,.,.,,, ,l,,,,,,,
will to-morrow commence daily md nightly
sessions. upon thu formidable River aud liar
bor bill, 4 yast number of n1neutluents
Haye beeu otferctl. oyory ono of whici, nrt,.
poses to lnersass tho sgEfexate Of tho bill.
wn1c, IA tn In 1o tnxnn ] m , annn @ nftrr tho orI.
nnt w, ~, xnnaoa a ..u ~, ~ ,nu y
Monetary Coml,,jssjU1l. This viii. Of u. coilrse.
In, acrnnie miMi. Fl, fnr M lid Iji,ttui Stnfes
I 9sss H. Ss1Sst g.; * 6s s
& tn fn nN s r 15
Tint cl,tl was passed ,noro tiiarl d yoar mo. O.
Vhcra IL n sir]lt Reminder in the bi]f iv WV
Olnlsyntt tina Mar pnfrril
,mIssi.n. Thu liam tf slnfr,v tia nxnenst.s ra
nf tia MnnVeish CnmmssI1n il strfck",'
NIT 'Tin 1nnn.y IT,, nav annh avs
ue1lscs. tleeregNtlIlx aU00o. wns adynnrnI
lit 1876 bY tho First National Bank of NuW
York. Ever Slilce efforts liAy9 hpon lnnlu to
get MI appropriation to refund thu atl,ount to
tho bank, but these EayB thus fur failed. y
peculiar Item III Tie bill Ii to pny far the
value Of llenrse which wns broken up IN u
I!MiMWny Willy tmo la1'osHl fseYaGes ol OK.
congressman Dougias. ot SE9anlo' Weso
l'foetess'''s'
CHAIRMAN DAESuNs
Of The National Democratic Committee, was
about tho Capitol aud On tho fl0or, OF tho
i!9uso to.Aatl o1S A9 Wns ny " aetSeu VIII 4
a.!oqsa Y 's Eat.a u. wv netnossnio
rlnMsiiME III 1otliMltsn ~ ottlsI
10 l9stssy Ntast9,l !iS tnat!Mitteo !ttll,rolsfiy
Haet. lno lnA!la an9tHH tMo cA,np1l9n. lnis
G0m'iatso ,Ia1 is, solii 70 Mew i9fs 10 brlK alGr
s,aaIi yuMol1, HatasnHm ~ tu Keplol'Ehil I: u
MI imi"rostntI nn,rntIv % IL ns.,rtalnius, gni ~
wItot lie DemouratIc National Eonnlittess
did.
,,urp,,o,,vr u,,,,, ,,,,.uu.,,,,v,,
H., ,a,,. NIt"t.e1"A n4sM s ttaEen nA'@n
!iMs Ate!ueu u Eo out MeHt Atla EloW Hp WIN
tlie country. ll1 Wmb tn.aaY nohllnatoa 70
~ teeglYHF Of Iuo!tc Mol,1fs r. niiteho!i1
DaKotah Ietr!tot4. Gnnf!es n farWoll VIII
r,,'"t MeH rsunf ~ ,.,.a. VIZ WY W
torv nf I}ukotnh shnit In dlvEtlt,i Ii,tn Iva
, 1881-02-19
THE DULIDOXEnS
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

8pEeIal W1pa1fa % TN Ukleaoo 1F1hNM8,
WARRINGTON, ID. G., Fob. 1s.-Another
Southern .tt!Htrlct has been heard frou,. An
other Republican witness who l!ad tho
telnorlty to give testimony III behalf OF IT,
publican contestant for seat IN Congress
flas been arrested tor no other olfenss except
that, 30 fur ~ cau bu asoertatnua, and Wit
rauts arc out for tiYe VI ther Aepubl1caua who
, 1881-02-19

Au English lady writess M ts!n fnr iho btnsasi bttss
Tho mol4noholy. satussae xtisSt xatin,sst dIsappsa1
OF seas0n or Two past hnfo at,,,,cf, sccu ~
ptF.Sot in its way. Nsuauts sh4ali Jsu1 ecsa::
TOR il, Us wcil s for thu bgnut.tssiu iuntil rs
which was seldom eocn u t!res a Went II tosa =
lucy do os iacliue 10 sailow,isssx vent arsnsn, r,
supur6 bloiau vt recent aine, ,arssr thas
attlEed In Rol4 beocadc shall, hadl,na uUox Uloxn ss,.t
I Issoula e leases. ss''i Tbs oaset lusua7a w -
ou1 experiment."
, 1881-02-19

the Treasury Mt his discretion, tho l,o,ls 50 to
ir puif to bc distinguished md described ny
'lntr4 md mn'l'crs, hcHInnl,,F for t'tr'i sne.
Inst tatrl md t.s', ,tn.ret1; If !I. time n ~hfrtl
intended ,y,lltnt ,.,' redemption the Secretary
IT tho Trras,Iry s1nllI g!vn lb!lu nnsfcc, n Tug
my time to .,v pa etnll ccnac IT. tho expiration
nr thirty lnys frotn tllo publication Of sncll i,n.
tGG.
EEcrruS sgvgS.
Tint this ari sl,ail hr known IA "trho Fnh,ltnE
net nr lsal. nr,l MI ,c.s md t'nrs nf nets ircu-
sistcnt With this uct ArD Hereby rttcnlGsl.
, 1881-02-19

HAMILTON, O., Feb. 18.--At B o'clock a't o'ss
Ing Louis Snit!crs s. sot,s' new Franklin fais..
Mills toule iro 10 some way not tctln''l5 ~.
taInotl. LOSS on building nnd HachlneFS ~. ~.
fa1t0O0; insurance. 32b.O0. The ignition u ~ ~.
oil IL t1llIag Il lump IL tho al1cKed eanss -. ..s
inli WIS ono Of three owned b. ttto nsp, III. ,ts
1Hntle tho beat b0tfk piper. II had bcen o1' y"
N4pkA tu ppcFQtfOO,
, 1881-02-19
POLITICAL.
JACKSON, MICH.

W4AWh6IyNt NlCl1.
Special Dtspateh 10 7he Chicago Tribune.
JACKSON, Mich, Fub. ls.-'rhe Republican
County Contention mot to-day with good
Attendance. notwithstanding tic storm. Del
ceates wcru chosen to thu Stats nln! Jutieial
Conventions, s,--twcllty to each. Tlsu Eonyen-
tion Instructed for the Ii0,l, petor u. Loo,llls
fur lieEutlt Ut the University, nlll expressed
tts IreiercAeu fnr thu lion. u. Thompson
GrIlley for Circuit Judge.
, 1881-02-19
OBITUARY..


FATHER ANTHONY,
jpseiaa Dtspatth 10 Ihs CAttapo Tribune.
La HAILE, ILL.,, Feb. 18.-Tho tov. Mark An
thony, pastor Ut St. Patrlcks Church [ol this
clty s!nco l848, died ut the purocha rcsdonce ut
noon to-day. Tho iecensod was 10 yearB OF uuo.
IIo WIS horn In tho County Waterford. ireland,
md camc to this cntlntry In 1s4l. Ills rcn,una
was beloved by all ulusses Of our community.
, 1881-02-19

AT k1F15At S1OuAt 4dA'
Special DfspGtet to Tbs Chicago 7fepha r,.A
Sioux CirY, Ia.. Fob. 18.-Thn honse .. ..,h, '
Iaayon, ut River Bo,lx, nifty tsos souta ss @sIn
city, OH tho aioux City e. Pac!o. cansu1 saron "r,
the upper part this morning whtlo M1s' L.S.dis-
waa cutting hrcAkfIlst. Whgn tho hlu shIid, /
cUvctcsi 1t VIVA tpo Into tn savb tho ou!5 w III
baby Ut ~ mouths, lpft IL be.l ap''"A
h0uso anA u0ntents Wtro lurned.
, 1881-02-19

Bpfttal NApdtth "a 1hs Chteaoo TRIBUNE,
CLINTON, ILL.,, Feb. l8.-Mrs. George W. ThIl-
lips. wifi" Ut tho late George W. Phillips PROM
fnent druggist Of Clinton, and sister Ut Wtinul
l,ishop. Nnyor Of this CITY, died last night at l..
o'cloct nftcE 4 lingering illnesa. She was very
inuch beloved and respected.
, 1881-02-19

CHRISTIAN ZIMMERMAN,
PE0NlA. ILL.,. Fob. 1s.-CAFIstian Zimmerman,
nu old cltlzoil, llyd last evening.
, 1881-02-19

AT sCOTTsHOKO, ALA. hooea
ClNu1NnATI, o., Fob. lA-Tments tupN
wcFu burned at Scottsb0au, AN L''''
, 1881-02-19

Tho remainder Of the section was ngreed
Tho new seventh. section, reported from,
the l'nnrce Committee, making 1l.e bnn1s
receivable for circulation Mt tho option 0f TIN
banks, hav[llg been rendered supcrtln0us BY
the adoption OF the tifth section, was stricken
out.
Mr.. Baynrtl nsked for
VOTE urOS TIL: AMENDMENT OF TIL:
F1SAScE COMMITTEE:
for n 31j1 rate instend Ut 5 pcr cent on tie
bombs. MOI agWed tn.-yeas, ~: nays. ~.
The changes III tho vote, rs compared with
the last preceding vote, were tic following:
aiessrs. Gull, Eaton, McI'herson. Teller,
und Wt!l]ncc. who voted to strike out tho
|., az H. RITZ: ,,,, sir: a,.,L Dav!s M {l!i. ii:
section now voted AYE" airssrs. Gruyer
and Saunders. not wiling on the previous
Question, voted Nay" Mr. Window. wiIo
did not yute. befnre, voteh AYE" The bill
WIS then rcnd u third tl1nB allti pnssed,-yeas,
d; nays, ~. AL tile Democrats yotctl lii tho
ntlirnntlye. also Messrs. PlMmb nnd Saunders.
: The Dill now goes to tho House for colt
cNrret1ce III tho Senate amendments
n5-2U Instead Of Il 5-lO buIil; compensation Of
Il III Instead af 4 Ut / )ler cent for placing
the loa'l;. q provision for, rnl,,.arizll,g tho
1onn in tho Rti.se Of having l, taken BY tho
people, and several verbal alterations.
TIL: VOTE,
En11n4vfnr IL f}ta tntg mn ft1A ftun1 INC ca III,