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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

A man, named Ananias White, kill
ed his wife at Nashville. His six year
old son is the principal witness.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

A monster Land League demons
tration took place in Brooklyn on the
9Th. The following telegram was sent
sent to Mr.. Parneil of the
House of Commons, London,
"Six thousand people assembled at
Brnoklyn, say to you: "Never sur
render" MAYOR HOWELL.
Letters were received from Gems.
Hancock and Mcclellan, and others.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

Hon. VIM. P. Frye, has been nomi-
mated Senator by the Maine Repub-
licans.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

Lowenburg Il Co.'s livery stable,
at Vicksburg, containing fourteen
horses, was burned on the 9th inst.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

Senator Malone, after taking the
oath of Office, took his seat on the Re-
publican side.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

1t has been showing steadily il
Scotland for more than 20 hours.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

An entire block of buildings was
destroyed by fire in ViCksbmg, Oh
the 9Th inst.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

Pile driving continues on the new
railroad bridge across the Ouachita at
Monroe.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

With the exception Of Hon. Roh'.
r. Lincoln, the now cabinet qualified
on the 9TH.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

for "big" water on the lower
Mississippi buy your lrooms
and water buckets ats Wit
tings. Ireland's reyolutiona.
~ state promises to continue
indefinitely The COWS Of New
York, Ohio and adjoining
States having failed to come
to time, the milkmaids Of that
section are ''bowed down with
grief and at last accounts
were engaged in the healthful
occupation Of viewing the see.
merry from the fence tops ];
Neverless, at Writings may
be found the choicest cream
cheese and finest Goshen but
ter at lowest quotations The
whale catch this season hay-
ing proved Improbable, many
wiseacres are laying in a sup
ply Of Writings boneless cod
fsh-Last week the streets
Of New York were so slushy
that many ladies were carried
over them in good-looking po-
licemen's arms-W Ward off the
evil effects Of a damp atmos-
phere by partaking Of Wit
ting's finest imported wines
and liquors, prepared express
ly for family use = The
South America considerations
have fortnightly ''meets" on
the field Of battle Chill has
swallowed up Peru-Buy the
most durable and reasonable
cutlery at Witting's-When
the railroad to Clinton is an
assured fact, will the COWS
continue to walk in at the
front door, mother? Not if
you buy condensed milk at
things child-The up-river
packets are loaded down to
the guards,a fact which seems
to herald a prosperous Spring
Writings have sold three
fourths Of that tinware spoken
off last week. A score or two
Of good bargains still left
each member Of the New Or.
leans Mystic Crew will wear
a badge with the words "Wit-
ting's Wares" inscribed there
on-The new reduced-rate
ferry has no doubt fastened
two or three prospective mar
riages-Cheap crockery ware
ar Witting's--Cotton is going
up in price.-The rice crop
last year was a poor one-3
pounds Of the best for a quar-
ter at Witting's-The Rocky
Mountain mining camps are
hidden in snow-Oatmeal is
the best muscle builder, try
Witting's-It has been ascer-
tanned through the late census
returns that printers receive
more presents and still more
abuses than any other class
Of millionaires. DO you wish
to increase your weight p
Indulge in Writings Wares
IA goodly number Of trav-
cling dramatic companies
have come to grief during the
past winter--Have you seen
the beautiful play Of "The
Best Five Gent Segar" at
Writings? Played daily tc
almost empty boxes I? -"The
Best Five Cent Segar" Or the
sugar-cured, air pressed, one
bit Ham The depressing in
f1uences Of a rainy day have
often been averted through
the medium of Writings best
| onHoo A MY, &c mno1 nofroo
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

The British troops are preparing to
evacuate CandaIar, in Afghanistan.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer makes
note of the gratifying fact that the col
ored men, especially the farmers, are be-
coming very generally subscribers to
newspapers, and it claims that they
seem to care less about political news
than about the --latest quotations of the
markets and the general news of the
day.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10
Railway trains are still sno bount
in the Northwestern States.

A modern improved bible is the
sensation Of the hour in New York.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

Turkey is organizing naval squad
rons and preparing for active HOSTILE
ties against Greece.
, 1881-11-10

Division OF the a1embcrs-Ii Iilcctfon Of
EltAtrIauil.

DIVISION oi tno lehoers-AAec1'"'a u
Tho County Commissioners were very much
n. am ycstc tcr,,ay. nn1 s,,cn or Tho cnulty utu-
~ ,as ss ~. t,x,s, ,'r t,nsr rnrnIsuIo,. wcr, In
IL sta.r Of great uncertninty. Tho re.
grct over tho .,efeat ol stcssrs. Coturn anu
Who'd % was universal " , but w9 I'D a's.sss s
c1ases lead'ns 10 suen fasul'' III" ase"'es, Ill.,
tsrest ws !ss'ea N 'o .,' "s!1a 1 %. ,ns,s
md nrnuhlcIru ~ to whit thoy would 10 utat, IN
=" ,y;,ch fu,.,I.,n ur tho MD GonrII ,uoy wou,tl
cast thuir lut With.
TIT hni1.Dver Commissioners ware busy
,.s IL, ,....,,s .,,'. . ,.,",, % ,.s 49, ~.
ilcA'ed ny commissioner Clark and tao otner ~
Commissioner knol't' o"th bont upon c'tet'ns
nr TIM unun!uttnent ut thu ctu,,nit-
tcrs ior liz coming yeur. lii. Clnrk's
owe'n "f tno , wHro .t'Is, f. a"w uns n
ft"y wsru cnicuIutInx IT, Ec jninr.i l,y SDtu,ltcr
mt,ti Mc;Eurhry ii, ihe event IT tno attcrs bn-
1a us uo @ Mll s.t Viii c.,,, a lioers.
sS + ns @ s ns sy S.1s. n, u T uayrs ~
ST, Mstt.,cks i, vrry .nltcl. thu tu,U lu,siiion
Sssv i, y iS @ @;s ,I = 's., d. y9s y ;s s'S',s
nt', Itnn y. VI iuMr ~ I ~ t,v .y,yis.u + kspt up
Wttun,t his vito it Viii he tnli,ussll,Io
.na ~ fa.t,,. ,rI. r. munnlnn tno pr.,st'scts ,,ru
;hn, Ik.s Imvti i,"vis ii" viii t,Myp mu tro,lbo
.H Gc;t|rK y ~ raY w. everything no ""'' III oo
MI, uSs:i. unI ti.o sirs. sts"sao viii ace,ir Il,
snss'ns " s,wson t',s% M Tns & %ays ,G n ss 1
,nnttrr ,,r insr ,uuiyi,t,.at ituuss tr Tie ,osl.
@ WITH 'i9re a9r ,Iur;reIy ''' !ut sIer ti,uess M
| .i.Irs t,n.s tin,inls.. to cit ulucn If il
tisurp il tue siscl,nn, and, III furt. nuyer toca,
i9r ~ R's'soM :" u, SsS ,' "rs ,. s. w. s,I, Wy
~ ~ ur as,sr F ,s HS 1s i Viii Ta rs ss r e lSp
, 1881-11-10
TIE SI,EA1LERS1I1r.

49,, r,,,. .>gy ri. .,,,,rnxts ,,,ar,,tr-r
'' sa,+,at tu..a,,h n ~. f,a,ea,u 1rtburt.
w,s,,,ynroy. ID. G.: Noy, n-'rhu ttcteat
of ~. ~. Astnr for Cnnrr,.ss in New YOrl;
cnt,s nt,rnttn,, IN ,w, fncts-tlrst, Tho effect
Tint Tim rlrc,lun If II Democratic SUCCESSOR
Il, i.vl i, Nrnrtnn wilI havn ,,tnu Inn Sneak
rrslip co,,,rst: SECOND, tho possibiiity Tint
Mr uortn,, liz nrrcntf,,p. If INT by scukiug,
,hc Mission 10 l,rot,cu atl,i yacatlng his scat
In lilo |ionsn pf REPRESENTATIVES,, las 1er-
haux t,hrn the orrnrizot,nn nf the liousu
oway rrnu, tin t,euubllcal, party. The loAs
of Wr sfnr,nu,s d,strtc, r,at,crs the Nrp,,l,-
l.can yptu IN the House tu l4H. wE!r, Ia one
trss thnu II ,uaiority oyrr all. Thu gutn or
ti,ts o,,r y,fr> tlnrs mt tnnl;p /, any more
noSsil,r far tho Democrats to organize tic
iiousr. and their leaders do not luy claim to
ouv s,,nh nossihftty. It tloc,. l,uwcyur. add
tu tho strcuutl1 at
T,,r u,,rrx1,,crrns
mud 1,,nnpntlt,,,ts. NJ It gives tl,eu1. beyond
nurqtuu. tho t,atni,rr of pnwer.
WILLIAM II, KELLEY
In. t,,tr hnc,, I,,t,,v,, tn hnye NJ, nn,f,itton
inr thS Sncn1crsh!p nnl Mt n time w),cn t|,o
i,,nu1,irnn mr,nl,crshtn was mt ~ reduced
ne # nn,y Ia te uprD,tttetl ltu1sujr 10 receive
,hc nnninut,nn lar St,cnkrr fr0n, tt,e Green.
backcrs, :Soruu Of the t.rec,l,nck Ip,,dcrs, Iii
sncrnint{n. ,,t,on tim prol,al,lity TINT n Dun.
,nrn, ,.,,,,',, s,,t.rrrtl Arr- ,In,tnn. huvr nj
r,.,,lv tr.,, r,,trnynrlua to l,riny forward
,,u,1wn Kutlov m Tim tlrronl,uek cnntfftute
T,r S,.okcr nnd II IL tnnxu that i'm.
,"e "s,ttote,v onsi.e'' nf,"r n tho ahn,,rnet ] Of
t,,a iaat t,n,grrss ,l,er, wns n meeting
nnr, Iv NJ tno '1; f;rcrn1mr,, t lenders In md
mi ,f t,o,,1ry..ss, th, ul,ruose Of which was
|e 49,. !
, 1881-11-10
THE ASSASSIN,

,jt. scoylI.tI: FAILS TO rIlnCUil: Ills Pl.t>st-
IsEB AFFIDAVIT FROM THE PRISON W4sts-
ben.
WAy,I1SoroS, u. c.. Nov Blu thu Csins-
War,lrnuf tlle prison, On application! To hin!
yesterday, did l,ut remember tuknE my let
tcr xruu Nultuuu tlirGct1l tO him (Scuy[Ilr}
u.l,t which llc uut into tho hnnds nf thu Dis
trict-.Attorney. Tho Warden declined tn
make MY ntlldnyit tn that effect. Mr.. Sc0-
yilla uuotoglzed 10 tic court for trembling 1t
III ills ,nattcr, hut stated he would call II up
Da tic trial. ,..
Attorney Corgi,tlI Respondent, tlrnyI,,g e,i,-
nnhpl,atlcally tlMt he nyer rccetv@l frlin
Warden Crockor Gr my One else any letor
FROM Guituau to Scoyii'c. l[u lll,l extended
every courtesy to Scoyite, rcaiztng llMt lo
wis struggling ut n Ercat disadvantage. rn!
Ao wondered hu sllnulti n,s.ke sc IL Charge.
WurlluM CruGker WIS thasI sworn. Mr..
Curkhill uslsasl tIlu Warden whether lo ever
delivered Il letter io HIN n.tdlessetl II, Sco-
yltIu by GulteatI. :" tlaycr did," WIS tic
rcp'IT I;, vo,, w,,t :, mi; him a,,v e,,c.,1s,
air. srnsllu:" said .Iu.lge Gux.
"Su." said Scuyille. avs aro mt trying
t,.p tuitcnu cnse Just yet" Thcru .l,o l.,at.cr
dropped.
| nEi'AHTt'1tE or THE cll1CAuu WITNESSES.
Thu taIluro Ut {ieorgu Seville, t;u!tcaM's
brOttIBrt1l-luw AtM counsel, IN sucire further
| continuance Of Ills trtal, las liaStel,ttl tho
departure for Washington frtm Chlcago of
some III thu most important witnesses by
1 wlps, evidences SeuytIlu will niirn,p. to
ptoyu tile ussssEn'a illsanity, Mrs. Sc0yIllr,
accompanied by l,cr daughter NH! Mrs.
Parker, will stnrt tl,!s nnrnlng, a!tl other
witnesses Mill follow tomorrow
Tha management OF thu defense will t!c-
| yuiyu entirely upu,l Sc0ytlle, n0twttlts.a'ml-
Ing his awl, n,lu the Efforts of his friellt's
lera 10 src4lra II lawyer ut acknowledged
ability lll criminal rrnc&lce to nsslSt him.
atr. \. s. Trnllo, WHO CONSENTED to c"tsset
the ,Iufe,,se, found 1t impossible l0 serllrs
conttnuanccs II, cases demanding llEs at,el..
tlos tn tho cultrta here. nlt l,e furnsatly u,l-
l,u,l,egl Ills Inability 10 ataIHl to tho cnso III
tl,s following teleysAln scut TO Scoyllie lust
oyculng:
Clt,uAto, Nov, 0-1tdivs Scort'le, ltushlmGaH,
u, G.: SUIT toux lcttGr l'rltlny giving reAsul,a
why continuance should bo Ubta,ncd to ennblc
mt II hu present. Judges heru declined to gra'lt
contIlluanGeS Ut casas On nCeuuHt OF utgaUu'
! Mens of c.,ilusol IN uulteau cuso. ilayu t,ll'
Avu'lu,gIY Iabofcd tn continue my casrs by COLI
suit VI counsel. II cuso pr0coeAs 10 trial nux1
Week cuu' kattund. Wl!l seo stss. Hcuylllo oK IL
good shupu. She wII! R!yo particulars.
4. b. TltrpE.
Mr, Trutia state.I that ha hu.i offered tlIt
caso to lltcl.ard i. 'rnthtlt Mul Col. Val
Arnlat,, alxl hat offered to lay us8 expenses
VI Col. Van Arinan It lie would Ho. Mr
Tu!llIl .lecinet on tho ground TINT hs co,s!t
not afford tu Neglect better business, al,t
Col. Van Arlnun sal.s the natico wus tu'
sllurt.
Nils. rAHkEik,
who Is considered u, Important wttlluss b.,
tic SsoylIies, applies! to tie United State
, hIa'sha! yesterday for transportation I,
: Washington, ana stated that sho Aau ~
, 1881-11-10
MINE DEBRIS.

\ Committees nr tho Aaa Francisco
ls"asd of rraslc 1scconl'',cnst* Hut
uss~ 10 Prevent ts,o FILLING Up snc-
rn,,r,to aud leu.lter lslver. by
s,",'rs. trn,,, d:uld .Ilnrn,
-, H., s~. ~t"e,n, Nov n.~'r,m c,m,,t.t.,
u,,noinrI nnn rI, i,S IL" inr. Of rads to Inysst.
g;,,u tl,0 debris question, anl rupnrt 0.l su,lu
'r.si, ot ron,pmnllsn 6ctwcen tia far,u"rs
u,Itl ,ui,l,rs. WINS rpn,viutpd, liz rcuort, after
.,.s,. an '"o.' ~ 'o ,.,r inns ,i,r,,,,,' v,,
le'la"!hs 'ne feee1t .uu, ''t"'sn l"oa'
sntlnr' ''1nl Nevada coa''tles, ana s"!'sluer-
ru,,rsrs urlI farming population l,y tho d.
posit If d1DrIs fru'n tic ,niurs, u,M. ou ti,u
Other hand, tho magnitude III t'o mll1!nS IT.
tcrest. t!voivins as tt dues 1learly o''e-cisA,l.
Vt tho prescott guld pstnlurt ut tie woriti,
Safe,y fs vi lie valley depends not uniy
,9 ,,non tic stopu,gu ii ilm iurtlssr
r airsady ui wusc.t "at a,n, iatic /" i" casrle,i
, 1881-11-10
THE WEATHER.

ss.ss' t,.,..... ~. u,., |,,,,,,,,,,,
oFFIe!: Of THE C''EF o1uNA' otf"s'',
WAsittS0rt'S. u. T., INV. NJ II. 't:-Fur
Tenucsscs alAl tho Ohio Valley, slightly
rn),tcr atm acnerally fnlr weather, unrti.qsst
] ~ ,,,r,t,',ast @ ,.,,.is ,ni ,,aImv ,,,ro,unfrr
10 ilottn"est "'n"s' "''" 1,s..s n.'"n''.s..
Fur tio laHe iesloi'' eo'aeF i"lr weatae''
northwest to southwest winds, alN' RISING
,w fn,.lu, hnr.,l,,.,,rr.
~ ti'',,,.. ,t,s.s.t,,,, ,,tt ,..or .r,..
r"t u's opp.l ".s's,'np .,s n'u ..ono. t.a, ~.
Sohrl s"'lcsS' lal' "cnt!lea' "oi oiIhct'F "h.t'
shifting tD 1nsG Or aniltl1, sitElit ctlnItSns III
tnu,rrrntnrp rxernt In M1u,trsulu cu1t1rr
-. - t. = r,,..,.a H., - mn. t........
, 1881-11-10
Continued Feeling Of Anger Among
the Engineers 0vor Gen, sher"
mans Report.
Result Of the Attempt OF ScovitIe
to lmpeach Corkhills
Verncity.
Warden Croker Refuses to Greats an Open
Issue of Personal
Honor.
TIE AUGEAN STABLE.

aptefat ut,Iaseh to ii. .atenc" IrtbGn%
WAs,IISaroS, u. e.. SUv. M-IAnl brown,
the inuclilnic whose testimony relating to
wprE u,on Secretary SheriMni,'a liotlsc,
given before the 1'ttuuy Investigation, las
been interviewed. 1Iu Is n isiatt of character,
soma. til yrnrs Of agc, win has l'sctt thirty
years II, Washington, during nil IF which l,o
has been known rs a c:t!,inetlnaEt.f. ile Is
u!su prominent Odtl.Fcllow aud leading
ollirial III tiie principal lottEc. liz Is not
CHEAP fcttuw, whose testimony con!d 10
butg,.t fur drink. III referring tn ''ts tes'i-
1Itu1ly, u IL reIn,rtct ns hnrnT 1llnt'o The fol-
lowing statement: II WIS ordered to to this
wurH by Mr.. licslcr. wl,o 1tas Charge OF tho
cahi,,ntIlnkI,,K III titn Treasury Department.
liz assigned M rcnson for directing nc to tlo
tlu work, a,id, Of cuufse, l lat to obey
orders.
SENATOR SHERMAN TELLS THE TrsCrit
when he snys that never did any work IN
hss K street residence, which l,e huflt til
lssu, a1ul now occupies. but did 10 tho
wnrii mentioned III my testimony liz Is
mistaken wl,uM 'la snys TINT lie never snw
me. lie did see ne once, aM cerinih. II
was In 1878 Or lS1,l. Ito nut uXnctty rc-
cnll tho tlnse, Wien was repairing lock Or
diner Il, his bpnts-cnsr. Wns l(iac!.NrEeI ly
MI. i!csier In August. lsi9, having bcen ut
work In thu cabinet department Of tho
Treasury for over II year, The tfay brforo
NY discharge Alr. Ryan and finished Job
in tlia National link Redemption Agency
III tho Treasury 1,uii,llu.. This WIS lawful
wpris, ntul WIS properly lail by them. Next
lnurrlng catnp to work us lSial. Md. wtIrii
Mr.. Kcsler cutlse to tnku III. the time OF thu
day previous tola lin was out Of II job.
Ills rep'y was:
'i'yE GOT no ion FoIl You.'
SILL reinninetl nt my beneli sulsp length Of
tt,Hc. Str. lleslcr cune h.cli twice, and Ills
remark was: i told you hna no jo, for
yon.' I'Ileruupon put oil my coat mil left
The buI!llng, which created Il surprise ail.olg
majority ut the ,nott ut WORK there, wllcn l
1oll them WIS discharged. Up to the pres
eut hour don't know the cause OF MY Ills
charge. Mr.. 1ies!er Ind sent fur me to work
III tile Treasury cablnet-sllup. lie lImt ex.
pressed himself ns being ptcased will, MY
work, and llatl never, To MY knowledge.
fountl ai,y fault with 1t. l was summoned tu
testify before the 1'ltncy Investigation, ant!
.!l, 81, my notes Which Ind nude having
served mt for yorreet gtatcnlent, tho sub
stance Of which hns already been published
yl. committee will probably l'nyc the Pit
my witnesses before It. AL llmye to say Il
that, ut tho proper title. will yl.allcate my.
self, atld mike true everything that have
published"
, 1881-11-10

mcnns to pay l,cr own expenses. Mrs. Sco-
yillo llas spent nil l,rr money nlrratly, nt,t
was provided with passes for herself mud
daughter by Mr. lsude. ncp.!ty-N[arsllal
lluyea cnllcu III Mr.. Tr,t.a III reference ~
pt0vitttng Mrs. parker with transportation.
md tho matter will be arranged t!ils morI.
Ing.
Mrs. scov,tr.t's rfttESns
say tint tIcr mental condition hns always
been ,nure nr less weak. mud ,tl,nt sylptunls
Of insanity In her, which have always bceal
kept secret. l,aye bectt greatly aggravated hy
tho trouble tn.u which sl,e wns rlungct by
l,cr brotlier's tcrrihla derd. Mrs. Scovtfle's
tendency toward insanity hns bren II skeleton
In tito faulty closet for n i:,,mbrr Of yenls.
according IL tho statements Ut SOME Of lnr
friends, ni,d harsutt and husband decided to
kcpp the ,nntter secret, although, 1t might
lIayo bccn oircrc.l tn evl.'cncs us string
.pronf ut tho hereditary character 0f Ol,t'
teNl,S tlItj1fN.
, 1881-11-10
crNt SERVICE REfOPhi.

i.osrox, Euy. D,-Sccretary Cambridge, OF
tho Civil Servteu Ruform Association, re-
celye.I u letter frun tho Central connnltteou Ut
tl,a Nntlnaal Civil SerYicp itufarln l4uaglse.
informing hin. Of alesolyc by tho ComIlIltteo
to send u .luputaslon IL wait upon President
Arthur suDi nt!er thu assembling .,t tniI-
Cambridge assoelntlnli tn nt!l ollO or il,uru
tcIugates. 1'hu Cul.trtI Committee Ut thu
LeaKue III nlw constituted will by tho
nucleus ot t!lo stepuiatiHsl, which Will by III
Ssse s ranus} II sivI sssy.s ny asssiu's @
throughout tho country. 'llA, movement il
designed not only to represent t0 tho l'resl.
lltllt tiae views ut thu ussDclAtfon regarding
etstt s.tytSe but t9 past'eai"rly innrsss ths
this rrForlil.
, 1881-11-10

CuAMnKIsHu1Ia. July Is, l675.-.rhts IL 10 lot
nf lt,btua krldpr, a,n IloW pAst u ycars ut R9e.
Ny hsnItti hus been very bud for k0ins yours
pist. WIS troubled with weakness, D!sl cough,
blyWus. i WIS q, lnt40ruhle caull AarlIy eat
anythtnv. hear. u Hop Htte's. md was re-
Ties. und ! feel wonderfully guod, wci!. aud
stro,lx u9atn. Wy bowels ase regular. my Appe.
tic 4tku!, nu1 cough all gnu. (cel ~ vol TINT
ihinE Ii my duty to lot tho pGnpit kn0w, III 10
luMny kt,uw how bad was. and what tho tnedt.
cns luu dime fur no, 20 they gMsa eurp tlen,"
geIytx with It, ANNA III. KilbKlt,
WAp Ut TpbI4A kr4af,
, 1881-11-10

NOTES..

Spktfdl N4tpateh 10 The fhI'1ro Tribune.
WAslnSu;rnN, u. e., Nuy. p.-WIlltan
liel,ry SnIt!l spent few hours here today
III hts return from wyisft to Ills brother
the General Manager of tho Chesapeake IL
Oh1o, at lslcl,mul1as. Mr. Smith met f'erc by
appointment t,Io agcnt Ut tile New York md
Western Associated Press. Ills visit Ind rc-
iatlon solely to Associatrd Press inattcrs.
r!ASN.SuTES.
10 tAs Ntsstrh Annotated f'Ffss.
WASHINGTON, u. e., Nov. t.-Natonal
bauk-noscs received for redemption, s;5,0U0.
1IoS1,s.
Nccetpts Of Unttcd States bnlNts nt tho
Treasury Department lur redemption under
tho ,Ujth Gull, Including thosc tolay, S.
TO, ,7U0. -...-.......
THE Qtf.tlrrEHsfAsTEIk
The disbursements Of tho Uuartexmuster-
Generals Department the last fiscal yeArwe
Sf.1Gj,2.U less than tho approprsatEon-$El,-
s57,ls1.
TILE uoSnEp PACIFIC nA1t1toAps
earned during tic ycar for military transport
tation sS;1,G,s, withheld by tho Secretary ut
tile Treasury to l,e applied 10 tllo l!ullda-
tlan If their Indebtedness to the United
States. The tntai tultIu ut tho tariff rates Ut
serysce rendered to the War Department By
the railroa.ls during tho year WIS 81 ,s3i."sSl
UAKUTA.
Tho Department Ut Justice Is considering
tic ,,1ntter ut tho rennpol,tmest Of Peter e.
SllntluUn, Chief Justice 0f Dakota, nlMl
c!!arsls li,va bcen iied to prevent tile reap
pnitnlnlt. Tile department lntI1untcs tliat
charges nre always preferred uganst Terri
togal o'licers desiring rt.nppolntIlicnt.
THE wUiSr.
Tho Garfield Memorial Hospital fun1, $780,
TIE CONTINUED SKIES.
4 Telegram, received by Acting-:sccEctary
French frum 4lss!Stnnt Treasurer lli1lllnnse
reports tint lle accclhcll tho only oiEer 'nadc
today t0 sell bun.ls under tho recent Circular
Of tl,o department, the amount being S22,55O
| Ut continued Gs.
lIl:EiI tn TT: fSvEsT1GArEl,.
| Attention having been called ta thenIlrEctl
authorizations Ut beos III New York City, Conf
missioner Rnunt said t0,lay that llo intends
| tn causu n gcncrai examination to bu llt,.tt0
| Of tile materials used In tho manufacture Of
beer all over tile country.
| THE NEWA1iE BANK.
| Controller Of tho Currency knOx has re-
| celye.i no further rcp0rts frUn, tile Newark
nani; lie sutl this ulurn!us tllat the amount
wlicl, will be pait Acposttors tle'wntts to {;
| great extent unnIl tho al.loult received frnN1
| Nugent, WHO, the Controller snys, IL report
cl .tu 1lold upwards uf Sl,O00. 600 worth o'
real estate. ~ great portion ut th1s amount,
Controller Knox thinks, will be recovered.
, 1881-11-10
STAR ROUTES.
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, 1881-11-10
A NEW NATIONAL BANK.

HP@tIdl OtJGa1E1 q tn EH1EI90 1TIbHHA+
DASylLI.E, ILL.,, Nov. O.-l}y order OF John
Jay Knox, CONTROLLER OF tho Currency. tho
nId-estaaIlslled private bnnGing.huuse Ut
Joseph Ct. aud w. +. CaNnnll, under tho tttle
tta Second NAlI0tIAt Hank. Jusepll q, tn1l-
nnn Is thu .prpsuit Congressman from the
Fourteenth District
, 1881-11-10
0ll.slsES OH CROSSES
0no yaf1r Dltt mud t11,tfor:I.

First .premlu,u e3o.ln slacr 51aIor, exhibited!
by j. II. potla u Gtt Jacksonville, H.; heeoiItl
premium, f.D, 10 steer ticnrEu Washington.
exhibited hy Z. W. HUNT. Ashton. liI:; >ihlrl
p1sn.t.'.n, sto, 70 stess laMiey: exhibited " u.
"Vhu AyG yItbrlIuk stgeEs eutqFua IN the rln4
hn4l AIatlt very thrifty growth without that
portion 0f fat 10 lenn.
"Thu lrst pse!,tuu1 stear was remarkably
aamai. and cusi..cslhy axe ws!i lnatTrsd.
Tbs sterr eou!4 only be improved,
, 1881-11-10

sp.etas Dupa.eh TO- Tia t"seas' '''I n'x bid
VAxnAl.1A, ILL.,. Nov. 0-l!'e'e INK ' sill.
m cpflleHItu AOllluttliMg I1Re tn3 To-, IN tbls
moss ,l,,,ot,g tho cattta near s'!ono.sJr 'Jscr. ts
county. atr, Davis, living NJ INV ''
lost several head recently.
, 1881-11-10

MlLwA,'kEE. Nov. O.-'rI,o lively cigar
,unkers' strike, which llas beotl III I,ruEress
llera soti.p slnys, ilns not yet l'ecn cnl'l.
t,urn bitter Thu firms Interested have l,sr~
frctplI arrangements will lM ciEnrl,,Nkers In
Sul, FrNtlclaCi-n1t Chinese, us llas bcun r.,-
pnrtat- -,s,ni lIave colltElctGtl with the UHtnf
l'auitfc ntlll l.Urk lslA,il routes to bring thell
to this city III once.
, 1881-11-10

.ArsrtS, TeS.. Noy 0.-Tho State Capitol
was burned to ashes. Loss Sioo,0 ,0oo. The ar
c.tyes Of tho l.epublic Of Texas, battle-tlags,
anu Alnmo monument were destroyed. III
cunttiarlstn Is supposed to bo tic CAUSE.
There IL Ercnt excitement.
, 1881-11-10
s{tecI S1,rIrl. HIn3lerH.

CLEvE1.ASn. o., NDy. A.-.A tlnzcn stccs
spring nlnkera attended tho meeting Of tho
National Association I!el! Acrv today. l''m
proceedings uro srrrat. 1t IL repnrtel tint
il4u ubiCet ut tic EntllnrNy IL to r,fsn ur!Ges.