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, 1881-02-12

YoCSGll1.on1, md suvaral others In the
Legislature nre nnxio,ts TO xot a "loeal option"
law nas<ol that Will stop thom frpm drinking
lasor-bors whcnnyer they want It, CaMt they
think Of sumo nthor way of stnppng thcn-
Bcsyes7 Why not try Murphy's bluo rbbun?
, 1881-02-12

IT Is said TINT sntllo years ago Robert
Toomhs tDld Jcfr l)avIa that II hD wnutad tn
havo my rcnco during tho ron,nlnlor Of his life
ho h,tl tottor mot publish HIS history Of tho War
until nttnr bis death. This, not hccMttto Of
Northern criticism. hut hccn,.sc nr tho ineytN-
lilo rekin,ng Ut suppressed animostlol among
the Southern Ioudors.
, 1881-02-12

The wife Of William Bancroft, OF Alarys-
vle, o.. obtt!ncd Il l1yorcc frn1u him Oh tho lst
inst borniso ut his drunkenness and fnllt,ro to
provide Tor his fu,ntty. Tn H1s,tsiny night Inst
bcg,,fled by his promises OF refnr'n nnd better
contluut In tho future, sho remarked him.
, 1881-02-12

~-~-~- ~------
gloves woro all for tho right hand ,.,.
"aonls." % q sloRuaT,y ahjs sn1n rnns toy worn n
cs:lyes p1ukn4ca uf kid RItyrs ali 'tGrehsnl n,
hand, through tho e,,Btntu niicer, ~ ,pr he III
inn tn,rticr, hut ~, which c rcft,,.nno n .no cans:
duty fHr The snnip rEn.un IN lint Ia sN ~ IN psr
Now fprk Custom. t[p,lyu Sit,ma II" 9'cs A, TX
tln,ls tho ruht- -hMt,l gloves nj sr, I'M i"
nateh tho lntt.a,.d EIoyo. ot The a o,hes.s hessetsts
Ercss ftnm tliIs te1t WHEN hU takr: h2Io 70 Cnn.
Washington, "ea n'a Sat in
v,.. ye,,, 7y,,.,,,,. ,rto q,
o,7, rnn,,,nina of mn a,,,,,,ro,,, ,"ls Journal,
Iuurnntlsm, whlc,, ox,sta In or,a, ~ terutabie
nrrhnt,s, In thiA c,tv tbnn In ill., o' dcRreel
t.anitnl--nn,nnIy. Tim nrnctfcn ~. southwestern
,,n,,,,rs for Itc IN tha n,nst ut.,s, '"lh9 news1
MI. ,,hnrrcs. Thcso ants. n, r, ~, a1a tflyol4
gated ty iow potttfoan,nx si,r,,n.. n.e instl1
,,,,rrr nvorr tn,iancn Tin a,,c t,;,ts,' and Id
,ttc ortnrtin, nf money. Mn r.. .s " View
vii, knn,vtnolv anil wil1rulIv tnnse 'te loarna(
rc,u,tnt.ou. md wton ncrrbn,,oo "'S man ii
viii always be found rcntly In ,n,sa ~ uoes soIt
or, rcp,rutlon. There Is u,a.s ~ sno ful@
lawycrs in this ctr, und We tnfrr t,o,, ~ Sreael
Louis conference.-the, tbut tint n,r '. oarSt
IL ,,fcntr, WIN nnkr II .hotr h,n,.. ;, ehIlaFs
:. -. ~. - -" ~ M t9'A o"bihes5 to eare.
tiil!y road tn1 A. newspNpars. 9n!l when tiloy Ina
H., ,n tnnt u ~ n"1sny tortured intos
lnrgG an ssr'a' 1' ;Ils,nges. ~ Tho whnlo hn,s
sl1nply ntnoKa,h.i ~ tnu Hann AMI llHlpr H.
eam .. H!w mMgno n'SGEu awyrrs. whn d.
s',t4 thoyc i.Iuu. slo Yns.,sncct3 rrrson,9ee ] ,9e
TEnH hnhM ~ NJ !" ts.M.. ~ nlllo tase. os III itn
tnoy VT Mre Mt!!nR 10 aanRe cNillptMEse far iii
Il thu ] % to sho omnps1s ',noy",so y ssa het
seu,enuM - h.t.n2 'Mto UVurI. ~ measure pt
ps" H. ' nMmsstM nw ~ Missrt Snssu FEcs r. M nc1,nent
Ina At
, 1881-02-12
ttoI,oR (lIFsrloN IN MISSOURI. ...,

Br. Ix}uts, Mo-. Feb.,ll.-Quiso a.ss s heI4 VI
ma,,a W prncipaiy OF 0prtMahs' w rsfots ~
night to protest axalnss tue blu h"" hs.cut u ~
Legislature. providing for IN aae'af ..anufse sepus
state Constitution prohibiting tue ,u1..sourt D.
or sals Ut sptrstuoas liquors III ,sa'I.ilitMiN5
E1n!lo pretorioua, edItoF nf inc .srn xari y,
pgusidsd. i cotutnltteu. two fss,ta eSn, ,tsR5 :,
thV etsy, WIS appolutel to pS;eofes ~ !.
d psota4t to 10 scat tu thv lekisG'It"ih lekG !" ihs c.DT
t'ases dssw p fpr oSe tne y spr!nx election
, 1881-02-12
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rrr c,11cA1o TRIBUNE has estahllshod branch
occm for tho receipt u subscriptions nnd ndvertso'
nents ~ folinws: ........--.
NEW YOltK K--l,oo,u . Tribune building. FIT. Nc.
FtrnHN, Manager.
GLASGOW. acotInnd-AllNn's American fews
Agency, 81 KenHcld-st
LONDON. EnE.-Aulrstcnn Exchange, ~ stEapa
HENRY j. NlLr.tG. Agent.
WASHINGTON. u. C.-t1t0 + atrc6t.
, 1881-02-12

THE Vtcksbarg {Mtss.) Herald expresses
tts synipnthy for local contemporary TINT IS
row s'nblo to scratch alotK without tho aid Ut
tho teso9raph, which ts ounsEtlered by rst- oass
inlllcs intllspenBnble.''
, 1881-02-12

ABOUT five s4unrc miles Of TIC City OF
New Orleans nre ut tho present writing under
wnter, md b0, 900 people hive bcen driven out
Ut their dwellings, ,iko 80 n.alty wl,urf.tats
BY Tho overflow. The lloollnX Of tho city Mt
this unusual scason Is III part, X not wholly,
dNe to the closing of tho Uonnet Carr6
crcynsse. alld the partial dammlng Of tllv
ope,,lng into Lake P0ntchartrnln. II this
openIn. hui been left, as it was, Il mile wide,
and another oltlot llu.l been nIatlo intn Luke
BorRne, rs recommended by Cnpt. Cowtlen,
It Is probable u,at tho wl,ole city would
now be free from water. Thc Now Orleans
I'Ita,Us4ne virtually atlnllts az much when It
charges the oyerilow upon tic building OF tho
Jeltics. 1t says OIL this point:
There hns been Il Krcnt 6trntn upon tho loyecs
OF tho lower delta since tito construction or tho
tcttes ut tho mnnth Of tho mississippi tlvGr.
" aRyi year har @ H. w. hS p%shes " s"h
ton lhrKely InsrGnsest by tho Rtelt wurk which
hns made Nas Orloans tho deepest port oil tho
american continent,
III other words, every effort to bnuk up tAa
great river hus resulted iii increasing tho
chances Of overflow. md making the pro-
teet!oro of tho alluyiat ia,uls moro difficult.
The lien Of combining tho enormous power
Of tho Mississippi between two mud walls,
md eiuvatIng the ln!ght!est strcan, on this
continent on II rldge Ut lalM many feet
above the surrounding country, Is simply
prepostolnus. 1t may transform New Or
leans, us the Ptctifss7lc says, into "tllo deep
est port OIL thu American Continent" but 1t
will Inevitably produce this result by making
tho streets 0f tho city naylgablo ut certain
seasons Of tho yenr. The coln,non-sGnso
plan Is to LIT the surplus water run utf tho
, 1881-02-12

police whllo OIL ha way honu oil suspicion Of
having stoon 1t. md taken to tho poco- stat1on.
Wlr he wns thoro, tito thtof who haf stolen he
ctnlt wns brought IN. ExpnnniDns rhte tsiada,
the 1rclnsnr rclense,l, ind tho thlnt wns tho
next tiny sentenced ii prison for uilD year.
, 1881-02-12


representation of the minority in Iiinos2
<ins. lit has. The minority Is now fully
md fairly represented. The itepnblicans Ut
Southern, Illinois now hold tho following
seats Ii, tho lLouse. UI,dcr tic old principle
Of majority monopoly they would he totally
tlnrepresentcll, although casting MFRS than
one-thIrl Of I'LL the Republican votes in tho
Stnte-rIz.:
james i. SIcCunc, Fulton County District.
nnvitl ftcrycr. pcorIR District.
Wesley 7; Haryeys @ IT,. laz9wol district: ,,r
lseSert t HcWi!ltaIss 9 sIsi LiiehIieli district.
s' "s y cha'i"a hasi2 %ss S%sSs" an'y ;tsst sssiss
ssna s fs1sSs, !ssSf ast,Ss RSS S5Ssiy i'Isi;s''
llnt0ur Eownf1. aNcoupn.
1usaen M: Little Fnystt9 platrlct.
Cm.ros 4. s,r,tttnn, n .je!fcrson Go,,uty District.
Milo Erwin. Williamson tatt1'ty District.
iion,ur H II II. nlssck, calro DlstSot. ''''''
THUS. shcre arc eighteen Republicans now
sitting III tho Legislature MS representatives
Of Central aud Southern Illinois districts
Which formerly wcro soli.lly Democratic.
An equal or larger n,lnlbor OF Democrats
represent the minority III tho northern part
of the State. Tile person who says that tho
minority Is not fairly represented either does
hot know Whit lie Is writing about or Is cart.-
less Of tic truth 10 d dcgreo that must as
tonls!l llln,self Shen liz reflects upon Ills
statements. Mr.. Ctaronoe Denll1ng further
asks:
=. 1las minority representation Rlyen tho stnto
better avernXo cliss Or leSIs!Ators9
-Aus. 2-Ihe minority Representatives at
least are fully tho equals Of tho majority Rep
rcscntatiycs III Intelligence, capacity, and Ill
teErity. Sone lIten 0f unusual ability llnya
been elected by minority votes. 1t will bo
admitted In Springfield by everybody who
knows anything aoout tho facts TINT the Re-
publicans sitting from Egyptian districts
compare very fAyorably with their Denio-
cratic colleagues, and compensate for a,y
losses Iii northern districts. No min could
nssart on tho 'loor ut the House TINT the MI
nority members were Inferior II, intellectual
ability without challenging nh answer tint
would prdye then! able to defend themselves
against ully nssallants.
3. Does the cumulative plna of voting work
well III prnetlctf
4t,.s. 3-EmpFatically yes. Whoever says
that minority representation does nat work
we'll III practice In Illinois, Ur that 1t gives NIL
unduo advantage to 'bumnners," simply ex-
hib1ts his own blind f1nl marrow prcjudices
al.I begs tic whole question IN dispute. Thefu
IL I'm difference in kind Or effect betWeun
"plumpinG" md ''scrntcllini.." Both urcr,t0
usually to defeat unpopular candidates. III
my close district, unler the old ajorlly sys-
ten, Legislative candidates OF tho majority
party wcru often defeated by voters scratch
In, thnn, anti yottnv fnr tt1nir nnDnnn1lt
, 1881-02-12


Tho Hon. John G. Smith, who lntcty retired
frn., tho oI1Lco. Of etatg 1rcnstlror. of 1llnns,
innslc up In full to Tho stnMta IT, tro;n hls n1gnErv
from tho DlItnt during his tncumbenoy two ex-
pert th0yes having Ir1lwH over tho partition Ut
Tho depository with II wIru pArka4o Ut cur.
rcncy GutitAtnng tAat ntl1uunt.
, 1881-02-12

CEKrA1S individuals who nart their long
hnr Il, tho middle aro fussnR abo,tt tho lobblts
OF tho Legislature wanting II bit passed. rc-
tuirl,ig tllom to tako their toldlos u unlicensed
"lrNm- shops."
, 1881-02-12

ly Witness exhibitions Of Southern l,npi'-
tence Of ien,nNd for appropriations, coupled
with tbc ,lttrrancr Of tho must glarIngly nh
parent faIscl,oo.ls. rs lm1thlo
rs tic sun Mt Munntlay III mt i,ncfoutlcd sky.
, 1881-02-12

A MgNnEn OF the Canadian Parliament
who had Als coat stolen fsom him In Oltawa ono
day last weok, borrowed ono Of friond, and,
~ II was much too snalL. was arrested hy tho
, 1881-02-12

THE BEE TEE Ct4rn DOMINO PAItrY AN.
nsl,lnced for Wednesday Fve and pVatpnMeh on ao-
cNuut tlf htllrt1 Will n,w held Valentino Party
IN Mnn!lny EyenlnG. Fcb. u at uwnivys tla!l NUM-
MueIt pY Prof. Carr UrcliCbttn.
, 1881-02-12

rrrrbofn estfet. corner of Monroe Enlargement
Of Her htsIcsty's Opera Company. Afternoon
L!ada ii Cl.n,nounl." Evening. "lttaoletto'
, 1881-02-12

HfcElckrr's ThTntre.
NIndsor STREET, between State md Dearborn.
Ensuacntcnt Of Annie rixley, "M'ss. tho child OF
tho S!eeTus." Afternoon md cve11lnx
, 1881-02-12

Clark street, nproslt now Conrt-ilonan. Engage.
n,ent Of Air. mid Mrs Goo. T. Knight "QoTernuen1
Bonds" lLtpsaoUn ami evening"
, 1881-02-12

Central Music Hail.
Corner OF Hnrdtlrh ur,d Hase stEeetA. Musical CT
te..alnmsnt by Eduunst 1temcnSl. Afternoon nn
evening.
, 1881-02-12

lIooiey'n Thentrc.
Randolph slrcet hoiwcrn Clnr: md La sd!le. MY
Seradtne," Afternoon and orcnlnR
, 1881-02-12

Academy or Music. ..
11alstcd streeL ntar Madison. Wost aidss Variety
entertainment Afternoon and evanu2.
, 1881-01-12
SHOCKING ACc1DENT.


Two Ladlex Killed. aud Prlshteu1ly
nfAnglod by Truitl..
NoKwALK, T., Jan 0.-rlltlngs Of n fokrful
nccIs'ent havo Just reached here, which oc-
Cured ut llayana, II place about tweIya
miles from lloro, on tho baltimore & ohio
llailroad, ut twenty minutes past yesterday
afternoon. 1fra. q. G. Galley and Mrs, Z,
o. Ellis, both Ut Greenfield Township. were
ruling IN cutter. returning home from n
visit. Tho view OF the crossing was OBJ
structeu by u building, and tho sound Ut the
selgt!-bells drowned tho noIso OF the a,,-
proachng tratn. Just rs they were u, uls
truck flie engine, with q cubOosa attached.
rulinlnx f1rty tnIlEa Nli hour, struck tilelJ,
Mrs. unlley nr0so III the cutter lust ~ tho
enelne struck them. She WIS h,irieil na1,y
Ieet lnto taa mir. md IN descending wis
enlignt ny tlo flrelnaI, who stuutt At tie rcar
ei!d nt ule tender; Sho wis curriel about q
4uarter, Of q m!ln before tie u,,elno could bo
stoppesL Mls. ELLIS was thrown about forty
!oet fr0nl the spot, Aill her body W0s fenf-
lu!ly Mangicd. bruised, md gaslleu, n,lu Tia
wllnlu buck part OF tho head torn AWAY,
Dtnans ah4 blood being scattered Il, every III.
rs,Gtanll: r,,u. @ Ing lotso way thrown against MI
tcr dashed iht0 Thousand fragments.
Uottl bs"iies Wcre placed o,i the porch OF
~ adjoining house, where Mrs. Gnlley
showed signs nf life. Slle expired, hoWoyeT.
2 lew minutes later. ller body Was badly
bruised, aMl the left back part OF tha skull
crusllett. Ile Coroner wns summoned, and
the families Of tho deceased. Mr, Ualloy
uroppeu lnsensl6Ie upon receipt ut the terri
bio ltlinEs. Alrs. Ellis leaves q husband and
two children. alr. Galley and AIr. Ellis are
two u LILO most prumlucnt aud wellto-tlo
, 1881-01-12

A corresponding of tho London Ttmea in Ire
!aH!l sAys! "UnfoEtunatsly, t!1orp is no dI-
held by abaent ntets,- s,-0ftcn, assh, without my
sponai6!9 reA!tlcnt uRont, whoro tho receiving
aHd pnying Of rpnt fa the nnly hou.1 Of cot,I,rc-
Gw'or's ipAthy and neglect nre often repro.
,lnce t,as ana tsSnsiilc.1 Il the oceupior y r.
{nr!l pllbtsshod In 1s7l lhor1 wore l,tII absentee
ceht OF tho hrea pt lreland. a,ld 4,}I land nwn:
crs who rSslocd ~ Ii Dublin. controlling !.0';i.No
etaKe Of tho cstatcs OF tlicse ali,spntecs WIS
?,ss1 aorea. Recent troubles must ccrtalaIy
tisve Increased nbsenteelsll. or Il type altnns1
moro u1iaaflafActOry lrs tstnlps, fortunately
seldom nt iarys sIxe. purchased orteu il, tho En-
numbered l:stat1A Courts, hsld frequently b.
slil- restdenta. and illustrating Ali tho evils df
rnth!eas appropriation Ut trrants' n,pre,c-
sHohts. These nro tho cAses that evoke tho DR.
Mano Eor state authority to Tx far rents. insure
s0ino lxlty Ut tenure, Ani atlortI security fof
payment OF un0xhaNstcd improvements"
, 1881-01-12
TIT; CdL,J,

JEnan Dnr,tsIoxp-ln thA,ubors,
JuMit Ht.onnETT-wtY call through lila cnlcn.
DIR tk,*, und then takGfnp such eases. nj tho
!Is rSiH OF twenty per tsy, MS rnay bc reuoy for
ArrE'r'sTE counT-lo. 1al, lss, l1D, and ln.
No e4so OIL 1enrin4.
JUDGE aAiY-No, call. No. T5.4oo, City v,
Nllrsh, un trtii.
JC.'6E sNtr'i-Nrprcli'nina call. Trial coil
8ls. no. 4S:. GI, 0td. No. ;aN, Stagy v. city, on
tr7al.
JUDGE W1LLAMs0S-Sl 10 to &C, n, G1, Of 10 da,
1ltoa' No. 3,5io, Wniker '. Aikrus, on trial,
'lun0E JAMEsON-Four passed cases Torn
No. nv, Strong v, Lord, on lonrlnx.
Smith, O1l helrlny. y ''-'." "
:, J.YiE lttN,Ey-l'p, 1s,. 1871, ls5. No. 1s1, best
m 1nn y IT,; ASTiSSx y 10 70 e. 49, A, 45, At,
JSiE H!!,,M.ltI mI'MY ~. ad 10. Eo.7, Qunp
JuDoE i!anSuM-N0. 1. No Gnse m henrll,1.
o''i. Nn, ~. 'i5. slat. Jus. IDs. I'll, md iii
JuINlER e1s,.AN AND ilAwEk-NiIs. tn. III. tn
Ea' Go Gt u.s. j0i, iud 7ps t09 7l0, III, jI., anI
, 1881-01-12

John 1fofTnan.l brgal, shit tn debt ycs.cr-
tiny for II, ,O0u damages ngnlnst II. II. ScItK.
mar, Samuel Gliekauf. .Jncob 1.rlterer, Her.
nar,i Cradle, md Niel,olns Ssrotz.,
VihrrIt s. nl.tl Charlotte NJ. He0rs rom.
Irl!cGts MI Actlu,i III t,Gsl,nsa uEnlnst t;pnrEe
w. Lyon md Patrick j. IIcaiy, laying Iunl-
nyes III j,tUU.
, 1881-01-12

organized will, t,ie 0bjectnf MUTUAL Improve
mcnt N tho sctencn 0f engineering There
hro nh0Mt twtlty.anycn Societies IN thia
country. Thu attendance " not very IarIz..
lccrA ut tho 1.aelcttc Hotel On Thurslny by
tic st. }.Ottis Snr1ntv -
, 1881-01-12


Before Judge Moran, tho case Of Martin
brother, VIVA concluded. Assistant States
Atlurnry Thompson closed tic cusu for tl,c
State The Judge instructed tho Jury, wl,v.
ufter a,i nl1scncu Uf ,lbul,l unc hour. returned
verdict Nt mol guilty.
Jpf!ti tFleler was fined 81 for an assault,
a',! I!selnrEe.l in'ln custottS.
Illo la@l'vAs-curpus @ r'lse nf David Fruend,
ehargc With NJ ,,tte'l,t to c,.1nmit Ivcesl
nRr: occupied The attention. t,f Judge Ntorull
during the afternoon. I'lia Testimony OF NV.
ernE nriEl'bDrs Of frnend wns heard, nlltl 0nn
'r two 'l!rtllcnl selitic1nel, wers nlsu TX
t',r te nrsosr Se Il S' 9 t'is 1fiE ,o hSl q
Mlnr,'lng and rEaIu Ills liberty. Tliero is nj.
~ mlrti .xnr's s.'i'c' "t ;Hnlon anonF ta nsl-
Etve T ss his "' op!nron' ' tj'at anS ''ass ths
Injuries III tho child coill,l only lavp result
ell from sucl! treatment As tito fatacr Il uc-
ctseh 81, wlllH other nlctlicnl gentlemen ns-
witicli were i|scoyere,l. we're s,ci, rs as ,nighl il
rest'it FROM tnheritrtl dlscnsc.
Before Judge ltnwes Thomas Colo was
trie!! for MI aggravated assault MD fou,Ml
john Lyons pleaded guilty Of burglary
h1lt! was re1hntltcd for orsel,te,1ee.
Mlcllael l}nr4ln was sent TO the Coupty
Jatl fof twcnty-1ino days on a conviction f0r
fs iarry tetaii Clifford was tried for larceny md
wnS found not guilty.
CIlar'es Sn,lthds on trinl for breaking into
aiM robhinE the ears Of the Lake Shorc lioud.
THE STEAMER -ALpENA.
A few days aGo the Goodrich Trunsporta-
tion Company 'ilrt petition under the net Of
Congress stating thut 1.-THE steamer Alpena,
which they owned, Ind been lost without
negligence OH their pnrt; tllat suits Ind been
and woullt be begun IN recover damages for,
si'cl' loss; anti asking that they might he re-
leased from all liability on giving Up MI
claim to whatever remained from tho wreck
OF the vessel. Ju'gn Blutlgctt appointed AL
burt T. Spencer Trustee, sn1Mt yesterttnyssthe
hitter fled the following exceedingly brief yt-
port:
"C,nc.ao, Jnn. lt.--Alhc,t 7, Spencer,
trustee, tnly anp9intesl u, the above ehtitltl
,nnttGr, respectfully. irepurts,
from the t;ootlr1cll Transportation Co,iuaiiy
Il deed nf tlsslstlinens datctl the Httl Of ,.lli-
nfX, y. = ISL, q ~ tho ral1t. title, and IN
Company n mil to lie sttaa.er Aipeila, Isr
apparel, furnlt.irc md M t!,at rcnialMs
therGMf, a1H! OF freight, ge1tling; anl the sun!
Of THO loss Of saltl stfnler.
"All of which is r*llcctfully submitted.
t.aAt.,,!lyr Il. SrESCEK."
Judge plo.lsttt also issued tiio iii following;
,$lt apl*hrlne to the Court that tho Gpsoti. I'd
rluh TrpnspDrtatlUn Company pnt ntliloupr |,cro-
IN lns. lt obedience to tho order herein i,nflo
S ur} cue TT'sy % scor %f Janary lssi, c9,,reyed TO
IL jDG1tu. her Hf1Hiltts bf,lfur4 ht,nta ,foKE,n
, 1881-01-12

irattr,n - 'n4xH"u ,n4x1H H. utMS "E'A mi uIll d.
nH fniror PTtnn2h b1o u NJ VITO nMd nt hrr r,
hiiinI,s eytts.,te IMI,ac; Ihne sha waa an.
~ nirn,,, Ia III, Anancnhl ~ a1rs. tltuhI,
totis viii stor, lie, On shn oti,cr hnrd ,N dhSrsxs
guilty ut tliolowrst t,tri9,Ica which rfn,v "s @
t!rp absoneo Of nil rieIIcnt Dr nuci r, ~ q en
menta! compos!tton. an n prepntnlcinur ~ NJ q e
The ostntc Jlist NORTH Of tic civ eft H. u.
father. tho scero uf bncchnnnjlan orajrs n:t|
Ply a aps'ir y s'lSn sccI,rs might as Vii So s'f T.
llayea' nrlvnto rarors Mcaawitlo srs. suraManr II Mn
te1s' Who rcse,nble her Z, person anI Ia n;s
but has his low Instincts. '"'aet
room ,t1,s. cytt,,srt.sry
evidently wishes thut tho nrt of chtr,v,ro,,,,
nover been fnyunlusl, hut ahc lights n'ri aad
o. e ts ueearcs aro tiae s,'o 2i te .ps,s pHra
bnrk. md show TINT tho oil .!u drlll,rra,n.,
solti hs eeGt II tho scIsato II Xucli Cinndlcr. ,
lit, for which ro,,t price in c,s WHY wms , aad|
This autn Of tnollcy nnl h!s prcarnt pn,psaa,nfl panl
appointment it'tliiGesl tho nId tnnn Ia rrl,1.SS
possession nf, and which hHs nav rome Il, tnss
Kor, WIN ttns bcen Hnch thorn In the siJt.
tho Democratic REPRESENTATIVES, e'''|
vboso ,rat nn,,,,a.a',n, .,s'", -. , nAa al'hN,
rn,nIor III faI @ , ~ GoKress sns IN n.
Cniu ever sti,ee tcxeept IT. wet, % s s"ryIIv Hy u .
sHovorl,nr nt Mai!!u Or m Collector nf Ilnstun
fen.ly raat,se4 reelect0n in tn,i,mcneea ill
euds ii as d HcpiIbtcun it hu h"s ,y,,,t Mtri ha|
s,t I'LL !Mtstitnn. Whose u1ittssAtfnl,l1 IMlrr.
hs,x3, thn tun ~. sounu common BnHxn hnve wvn
mt i LIZ ssaGGM ~ nus nstles ntid tho rHpGet tf|
LIZ h U to INC present winter. he hui,
Er,Hpu XII, nih!eeIl On never wearing nfl ,rrrro.t
En- ~ W9iKink TO tho Capitol nii tho rol|e.t|
uIn3a wenTniR uIesa suit ur .hsnGk bruMtlcllh|
nnttI''htsM .,at!! nas. hnWuver, ciRied hin a. II
.1t naea.t auu ne 1nny hnfe to wrap up lake ntbrr|
IHnp!o. ~ proposes tn settle down IN Il li.ije
LILIES WHEN Ho owns II tho suburbs Of llnnuHr
MhSrc ho ean work N hls Kardcu. r1na tho news.
nAa Wlk ni,o1,t ny tlay, hnd In tho u, eu.
LIZ Gn!oS hls1a'ofit eamo Of ouuhro. Lis sue.
~se' r,,o,,p,,
Ia nm ~ +,....se,. s n'H'
Yor,w voor. ~ s,nnn !nvnrlts. liorn i've. and
t.ii,nr, r., III tcoa ttEd chGnrless Maine
Il, nStna ~ n,isstes ~ secure al eticAtion hnd
sifntoiv 10 .,ne ~ tus !tur. A!nloat lntne.
snrvo rtna ~ ,s, wMa uue Connty- Attorney. nni|
Iot,,so lilly nn ysm[s; tnol5 member Of fho 1ers
ansrcas 9a serveu ~ threa yaafs md in 'l,le ms
II Sn,,sniS,tsrn t,, nau sefve ION years. nnkfps|
vrnrs cftnr y, t9!,'. pun9!u sqs'eo o. twcnty-ixo
rnnn,,nn ,.!. Mtm!nK hia majority until tbt
H. s 'apoin MmN9 wAshGM nm! INTO private life
nrnr ns t.s,n ,ugcGu tuo oa1co or Foatfnnaer-nel.|
i'm, faTi ,o,st, ~ Whet. oetGt1 by urRnt Ii
Wnrot, 4ptrs Ia. "' MHHn When ollcrc By Hayes ID
sninr G t,ninrs 5Hs ,! .en ,!I1 SSnfs since ho mnrr
nnimm;sh,n@n;.e oy ch!iti; y ny q rhrc ac
, 1881-01-12
LIFE IN WASHINGTON,

mcrn,,cc Vto,,sNssn.n,.,,., 1.,;,.n,. tsn
1v-1tv.rs.. 1,tn,rn. :, ,..t ~, ...n.n,,.nr..
S.~... rs..' S,.' -. s "'4.'..
"s"n~s. ~. 'aa1 n.!.s 1"s.n.aahGy-NxatA. A.ans
lin ana Enter 1aN3c-OnnpprcC1Rtcd
Representatives Prcaefr-
tntiuns-f;rand Army IfrnlIr-n1lsixnrv
-, si.. s...s......s ss.-..'.
I.a.l,r =. Inn '"a"s"f"''on - Ha"trimoi'lal
pt sntstal .,orr,pona+nes a, ~. en,.,o, rtt,,,r.
WASHINGTON, b. C. ,Jan u,-Our runaway Cou.
- t, Iso ..nen a1a 'hor RECESS many
ot lhcn nflnHsf1I t!iclr Wives, thclr tlanEhtors.
md thcfr pretty lntfy.ConstltNnnts, The tlIrlo.
nntIo corps is "rroscnt ar.l acco,,ntcd for"; tho
.. WI. w. numerous on'ssa1'es 10 rc'tuy iof
uMty, als! tho !hat correspondent OF tho "West
WnshtnKtni,villo Herald Of Frcc.lotn" bus mr.
rived, d. H. Tho whcols of loulslatlon again re-
yotyc, and
,o. ,,o,, .,a.,a,ss.aS ,n rMsu.uS"n.n ~ .,f shHhoS
"as oecn oha''Sl'rntel. 10 aonttnlln iint'i the
church. bells summon tho duvDlit 70 their dovu-
ttonh OH the uurnjuR Of Ash Wc,lncs,1nv. which
,rIm ,,' 49,. o., ~ ~,.. ~ Aa e. "h,om @
W. ~, ,,,,n, ~ t,.,.. ...',." ~ wv JeuA "o,1 WIN
vii, IN " ,,n,,stn,,t .,.''., ~ r'..., w. tAuo
tTHtjtk$I64.-ltr1nf Re
, 1881-01-12
11NtTEr, sr.A,rEs f,nrt,,

a crininal information was filed Yesterday
by tile United States Distrlct-Attorncy
ngnlNst II, ,0D ulsnn1prtl ctgars and other
property owned .by Abram i,obinsou, olu1
which WIS aclzel for t,ul,.pnynleIlt Of taxes
0tl The It'll OF DECEMBER lust. -
, 1881-01-12
A SENSIBLE AGITATION.

~ VsFE9106G NHIIFtyVVNa :,
kEoKuK, H., Jn,l. ll.-'rho Dullu Consll-
tuition y ugltating the making Of tho ,nagnlli.
Cunt rnilroad and wagon bridge across lilo
mississippi Mt this point free bridge for
wagoll aud pedestrian trnllic.
, 1881-01-12

Court, .Jn.sEr Rogers pn.slling, tho lion.
JOHN, u. llawtey will present ttlo resolutions
nt1l,t" hy tl!g Bur of this city oil the tlcntll
, 1881-01-12

farInrrs III t;reenllcld Township. 'rhc cont
mnnlty Is. greatly excited, and iie deepest
sympathy Is fplt fnr tho unfortunate families.
, 1881-01-12

I lIENlH, : =
. Judge Dlodgctt wlsl this morning cn)}
th'ouut lin ca1ellslar In thu Circuit Court to
as'fsrtain What eases asc rcudy Tor trIaj. Hu
;fsslll then begin Tho cull Of such casos as ara
! a';a.!y. tnxlnx twenty gases ,luy, =
: tAls ln1s'liux ut " O'clock in Tue Circuit
, 1881-01-12
SECOND D1SVt1t"r APPELLATE.
SltxtEIl ulflAIlth Ia Tae ftdttttaa 1refl...ux =

.e''"'t @1'st'sA<h ~ 4He LHlfAq1 3fbnHf-
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Jnn. l,.--Tm Apprtluto
Court Tor The Second District met pursuant
to adjournment this morning. TIlu follow
1ng business wAs triI,lsactel:
Hal Co,nty Or csa,k y: f!nrns; u,nt!on for or
s,,n nno ~ q, tltne T., tlo ltcfA hy aipellse an.!
X 1 allowed. 1In,o tn tilV lriers uxtnet. to tic
os. OsKoo,l :. People; tEu'n cxtc,t1.sl to,, tnys
Nst. Sanford Y. WnlartI sl,perspsicas bond ,tl,-
AL: Mccall V. Moss; casu OH last tcr,n docket
MOTIONS,
1a6. I. j. 4. Il. II. ca, v. 1'botupson. lu,o ax.
te1ldnd to tho 18TH inst, III tlp hrlcf md ,irxti-
lAtHt. " ~"
Gsi. Allott Y. l'owclts motion to dlpmIss ror
WIFI ot prosecution Asd for .IAH,agcs ,ner fhu
tkl. llh kox y. Frank; luotion to dismiss on
sNnrt rr4alr. Allowed "''
hs, f1sner y, lcut'lni lnntann tur lenve tn tliu
Wr!ttuti bElaf an tIu1Ml Ut thu people. ~
Court adjnurl1eal II Thursday Ut IL e'rl0ck.