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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-20

Pine Street Change of Grade-
To the Common Council of the City of st..
Paul:
The Board of Public Works have had under
consideration the resolution or order of the
Common Council, approved March 20, 1881,
relative to change of grade on Pine street,
from Seventh street to Grove street, and hav-
ing investigated the proposed improvement,
respectfully report that said improvement is
necessary and proper, that the estimated ex
pense thereof is $50, that real estate to be as
sessed therefor can be found benefited to the
extent of the damages, costs and expenses
necessary to be incurred thereby; that said i'm
provement is not asked for bya petition of a
majority of the owners of property to be as
sessed therefor, but we herewithsend plan or
profile of said improvement, if you desire to
make the improvement. Yeas 4. Nays0.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
r. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works.
May Q, 1881.
Adopted.
Also,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-13
Board Of Education.

The Board Of Education OF the city OF
Alpena met in the Secretary's Office on
Friday evening, April 1st, 1881, and was
called 20 order at s o'clock by the Pres.
ident.
PREsENT.-G. A. Butterfeld, President ;
A. r. Mcdonald, Secretary, and Trustees
D'Aigle, McRae, Noach, spratt and Wall.
RESIGNATION.
Miss Jennie Donnelly presented her reslg-
nation as teacher in the public schools to
take effect from this date.
On motion of Mr. Wall the resignation
was accepted and the Committee on Schools
instructed to Ill the vacancy
BILLS.
The following bills were presented, allow.
ell and warrants ordered drawn for the
payment Of the same
Potter Bros, sundres, s17.a,
III II. WitteshOfsr, sundries I375
PM Philips, draying, rs
Sundry applications for positions as
teachers were received and ordered placed
on Gle.
On motion of Mr. McRae the Board ad.
journed.
GEO. A. BUTTERFIELD,
President.
a. X. MCDONALD,
Secretary.
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had used was food and restorer TO my we-ngh ex-
hausted kidneys and liver. 10 had come 10 them
WI, wsen tnes ire was nearly gone aud by rs simple
and restored them and saved me from death. Real
izing tho great benefit which "a knowledge OF this
truth would give TO the world 1 began in. modest
way TO treat those afflicted and in every case found
the same happy results, which 1 had experienced.
Not only this but many who were not conscious OF
any physical trouble but who, at my suggestion, be-
gan the use of the remedy which had saved my iic
found their health steadily improving and their
used, was this true, that / determined the entire
world should share IN its results, and ! therefore
placed the formula for IFS preparation in the hands OF
MIR. II. H. Warner, of Rochester, n. v, q rontoman
whom had cured OF a severe kidney disease, and
who, by reason Of his personal worth, high standing
ana hberality IN endowing the Astronomical Ohser-
Natloly ana other public enterprises, has become
known and popular 10 the entire country. This
ueinnn 40 once began the manufacture of the remedy
on on most extensive SCALE and to-day Warmers safe
Kidney ana Liver Cure, the pure remedy that saved
unent.
~ am aware u prejudice exist toward proprietarv
medicines, and that such prejudice is too often wen
founded, but the value of pure remedy is les,
because 1t Is = proprietary medicine, \ iustitinbc
preudce exists toward quack doctors, but is il right
that tins prejudice should extend toward all the doe
tors who are earnestly and intehgently trying 10 do
their duty! Because Warmers safe Kidney and
Liver Cure saved my life before it became prophet
airy medicine is II reasonable to suppose that it will
not cure Others and keep still more from sickness now
that II is sold with government stamp the wrap
pcr! Such theory would be childish"
The doctor then paid high compliments 10
American Science, and closed his lecture ms follows;
"Iiow TO restore the health when broken and how
TO keep the body perfect and free from disease must
over be mans highest study That of the great
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ascertaining the true seat of health 10 be in the kid
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well as to those who desire TO keep the joys they
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-13
The ILLUSTRATED Scientific News.

The April number Of this interesting and
popular magazine is just out. Among the
various subjects illustrated i'm this number
Is an engraving OF the late Emperor of Rus
sa's steam yacht Livadia a series of views
illustrating wood working attachments for
foot lathes; Prof. Secchis solar apparatus,
with six distinct views of the sun taken by
this instrument; engravings of the boats
and apparatus used on Lake Geneva for de
termlning the velocity OF sound in water /;
new machine for decorating cnameled
surfaces engravings of several curious an
imals and objects in natural history, and an
deliberately illustrated article on bee cul.
ture.
Every number contains thirty-two pages
full of engravings Of novelties in science
and the useful arts. Published by Mum ~
Co, 81 Park Row, New York, at $3.50 Il
year, aud sold by all news dealers
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-13

Messrs. Ely Bros, Druggists, Owe
so, N. Y. The following statement
may be the means of leading others
afflicted togive Cream Balm a trial, as
] have found it a cure for Catarrh.
For fifteen years l have been greatly
annoyed by this disgusting disease,
which caused frequent and severe pain
in my head, a continued dropping of
offensive matter into my throat, caus-
ing offensive breath. My sense of
smell was much impaired. By a
thorough use for six months Of your
Cream Balm | have entirely overcome
these troubles. A numder of my
friends can report as favorably. J. b.
Case, st Denis Hotel, Broadway and
18th ST., N. Y. Aug. G, 1879. af
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The END of the World.

We have before us handsome little vol
ume from the publishing house OF J. w
Marsh, st. Louis, entitled "Memoirs and
Prophecies OF Mother Shipton," prepared
from MSS. in the British Museum, with a
picture OF the ancient dame. The astonish-
Ing veriflcations that have followed the
prophecies OF this celebrated seereSs have
aroused almost universal curiosity as 10
the events that surrounded her life And
here we have her history and prophecies for
10 cents. For sale by news dealers, or
sent by the publisher direct
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-13

During the last Presidential cam
paign the Republican press throughout
the country were loud in condemna-
ton Of the rebel brigadiers, and now
the same journals are forced to defend
rebel general Malone, the rcpudiator,
OF Virginia. Queer what peaks there
are in politics.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-13

On April 5rd, an earthquake in the
island Of Scio killed or wounded about
5000 persons, and demolished large
number of towns.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-13

"My life," said a grateful lady,
"has been one of intense suffering and
misery until cured of a disfguring
scrotulous humor by the Cuticura
Remedies" Ask your druggists about
them if troubled with itching and
scaly humors. A. IN.
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M A IL RI ID.

At the residence of the brides brother David Null
vaney, on April G. 1881, by Rev. A. W. westgate, Mr.
James Bingham and Miss Martha Mulvaney, all of
this city.
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AlPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
Wednesday, Apra 10, 1881.
Council Proceedings.

The Common Council OF the city OF Al
pena met in the Council Room, on Monday
afternoon, April 18th, 1881, and was called
to order at 7:30 o'clock by the Mayor.
PREsENT.-GSo A. Butterheld, Mayor
Alexander r. Mcdonald Recorder, and
Aldermen Collins, Golling Gsbhardt and
O'Brien.
Journal of sessions held March 2lst,
March 2Sth, and April 9Th, 1881, read and
approved.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From Mayor and Recorder, report OF
licenses issued during the year: For shows
and other purposes, $50, which amount
has been paid into the city treasury. Re-
ceived aud ordered placed on file.
Comptroller, recommending payment of
the following bills for salaries up to April
1st, 1881:
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A. r. MCDONALD,
Recorder.


The Common Council of the city of AL
pena met in the Council Room on Monday
evening, April 18th, 1881, and was called Ia
order by the retiring Mayor at $50 P. NJ
The Mayor elect, Worthy l. Churchill,
was then introduced by the retiring Mayor,
George \. Butterfeld, whereupon the May
or elect delivered an appropriate address,
after which the Council was organized as
follows;
Mayor.-Worthy L. Churchill
Recorder-A r. Mcdonald.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward.-Charles Golling and A. n.
Spratt.
Second ward.-M. oBrlen and Jacob
Gebhardt.
Third ward.-D. W. Campbell and John
d. Sheahy.
ADOPTION OF RULES.
On motion Of Alderman Gollng the
rules of order OF last year were adopted
for the government of the Council for the
ensuing year.
INV NlogOA Viz iOIlONlllE
standing committees for the ensuing year.
Way. and Means-Spratt, Golling and
0'Brien
Streets and sewers.-Golling, Sheahy and
Gebhardt.
Fire Department.-Sheahy, Golllng and
Spratt.
ordlnances.--O'Bricn, sheahy and Camp
bell.
Fire Limits.-Gebhardt, Campbell and
Spratt
OFFICES DECLARED VACANT.
Moved by Alderman Golling that all Of
fees and positions connected with the city
government and filed by appointment OF
the Council with the exception Of lamp
lighter be and arc hereby declared vacant.
Which motion prevailed.
PETITIONS.
From A. w. Comstock. ii. B. Marsh, +.
o. Avery and Is others, asking that Will
liam Hanna be appointed bridge tender.
From ], ID. Tuttls, John Blakely, j. F.
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Carriers Little Liver Pills do not purge
or weaken the bowels, but act specially on
the liver and bile. A perfect liver correc-
tor
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He was his masters friend as well as
"A Tho would have risk
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be done, shall be done
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IT'S OF COMMITTEES.

Ways and Means, recommending the pay
ment Of the following bills:
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Bills allowed as recommended and war
rants ordered drawn for the payment OF the
same, on motion OF Alderman Gebhardt.
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twenty years with the bonds all paid, and tho city
owning the works
nECAPIrULkrtoN.
Estimate cost II city does not buy the works $4,000
In the event of the city buying the works.
Total amount bonds, SG0.O0O
Interest on same for 20 years, $500 slle,50O
Less the amount received for water 10000
, 1881-04-06

Tha American NEUROLOGICAL Society is now
moving IN favor OF a reform which should
long sinee l1aYo been adopted. 1t pro-
p,ses tho establishment Ut, Or rather tlo
recognition 0f ulreWiy established, lne-
ritt!nns. ut cluul hour distances frolu cacl,
other, taking Greenwich as tho startlng-potnt.
'rhas, for tho Upper Lake rrg!on, tho Valleys
Ut tia Mississippi and Missouri. aud the
Stato of Texas, tho meridian U! U} degrees
West should ba tho standard fur clocks md
witches. 'rhut Is, thu tlnep!ccus within
TINT region or country should ho regarded NJ
correct, wl,on showing tho ttmu MI tho ntne-
t'eth merldIan. isrespecttyN OF lucal tfne.
The result tdr this city would bH thu settling
back Ut tho clocks abpnt ~ minutes. lnaktlg
them s!lUw the honr Ut U:o0 II, III. when 1t In
l,oon ut (sreGnwicll, which OCCURS wl,un It
Is netuully U:0U}1 ut Chicago. Tho difference
st. Louis would bo only about one n'lnutu
IN thu other direction, tho ntnettvtl! nlurll-
tnll rrlsnfMg tllr0ugl! tho western part Ut
Illinois. Similarly the meridian Of 70 de-
lrees, Dr foul hours. would 6e the standard
fur t!mo III the British Dominluas GU ths
Lower 6t. Lawrence; Mld tic llve-!sour
niur4llnn would bo thu standard for New York,
Washington. mud utl the Elstern States, I'LL
Guiding New England. Tlu latter 1t IL prp-
posed tU call "Atlnnttc time" and ours '.,Val-
ley time" III Ike ,lannur the meridian Of
stvel hours will bo tllo standard "Alountain
timo" for tho wtolu Rocky Mountain region !;
, 1881-04-06
Cleveland, O., Rolls Up a Hand.
some Republican Majori-
ty Of $500.
The Democratic Candidate for
Mayor Of Cincinnati
Elected,
While the Republicans Garry
the Balance Of Their
Ticket.
The Municipal Elections in Illinois and
Wisconsin Generally 0arriol by
the Republicans.

Special pt,pdtsh to The Chicago Trbunt.
fir. 1.Uu1s, Mo-, April l.-The excitement over
the rcturns from tho city election Is u;pst III.
tense. Enough returns are III III in.lic'tte that
tho ltopicnna lase mule II c1eIn swaep. IND
G0yerntnont.
There Is Hrpnt rc1nlctng hero Tonight Nlnorg
tho Republicans. They have wt!t II Ereat vic.
tory to-t;ay. Tho entire iicpullican Ticket fraMu
the Mayer ,!own has bean ccetot. Orprstos,
who bus bctn Mayer for ak years, with Ill MS
party machinery, hns suffered m overwhelming
tlcFcnt, atld nil nthors OH tho ticket with hin,
With the exception of hIcitosc cnndlt!Ate tos
Collector. hnve been dealt with In aske n!Anncr
Tic returns Zip to t.is huur shnw tho following
persons. nil Republicans except Moi fnst, elected
to Tho Offices tlanIr.!: Mayer. William H. Ewing;
ContralIcr, Edward Il. Adrcon: Auditor, An.
drew ]. Smith; Treasurer, Acnb 8. Merrill; Itcx
lister. NictloIas Borg; Mnrs!lal, Emile Thnnlust
Inspector ut Weights and Measures. William II.
Rudolph; President Of tho loutd ri Pltblic ih-
nruscmcnts. Henry. FlM!: President Of tho
ls,ar,l ns Assessors, Dnvd Powers: President .nt
thu Council. George w. p,lrhcr; Collector, Ju-
srph +. MrlIosc.
70 The ntsstrn Assoetated pwss.
nT Mpr y ,s r g;y %f Wa,a etc.,
Ewing, fur Mnynr. 5,507: llct,ry Ovcrstulik,
Sixty urcclnuts ,KIyo MclIuGc, DGmocrAt, for
CDIleGt0r. :1 maturity over Hudson. Republican,
both parties cl4in, tls oice. but tho remainder
r,biica,ls still, It viii require mere returns
| thAn nre set III to determine tho result. 0t
l:w,1,a y election, however, thorc y nut Shadow
| OF doubt. Ills tnu5orfty nlay reach 6.0o0
, 1881-04-06
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.

Cartcr II. Harrison WIS yesterday re-
ulcetc,l A1aynr Ut Chicago BY I, minority
approxinlating 1000.
Mr. Clnrk was defeated becausc:
l. Tic very csass Ut men wllo Induced lin
to be cntlaitiatu A,.tl worked 10 SECURE his
nomination failed to cXcrt themselves 10
brliig out II largc yute fur him. \ number
Of them lid not usrn take tho trouble to
vote, ulnt comparatively few werr 1'rcscl1t Mt
tic pulls during tho day.
=. 1'llerc wns Il heavy detection among tho
Germans, influenced by Lilo saloonkeepers,
who APPROVE Of Harrlson's frce-atid.casy
mgtlltnts.
H. Tln irish vnte was cast nearly solid for
Iinrrtsot. Those wlto said they would vuto
for ClarIl were, with few exceptions,
cnnxet( Ut Whipped III.
!. 'rl!u Socialists, who gave Dr. Schmidt
nearly la,UO0 yotcs III lS1l, cast MI fnsignIii-
emit scattering vote, hardly worth counting,
for llscfr own candidates tl,lsyear. THO bulk
of tlsc,n yotctl Til tho sIlu which represented
the least Inv and order n1nl tile i,,0st c't-
ency tu licentOus conduct, disorder, nn1
cliaoa. FROM this so.trcu llurrfson received
Mt 1etlst S,Uy0 votes.
6. There WIS strange apathy alnnnE tl0i1-
snnds of Americans, ordinarily Republicans.
for reusons best known tu themselves. 1'rOt-
auly lU,000 Republicans refused nr neglected
to vote. Some Of these prosesscd to bo saiis-
iiutl will. linrrIson's financial administration
but nlaIly others were swaycd by motives Of
nn1thcr ellnracter.
q. Thu power of the protected gauhlcrs ex-
tended to several Thousand persons WHO frc-
qllent their dulis, and wliu voted fur flarri-
son to ayoid any interference Will. their pur-
suits by Clark. Many Uf these cutt thcln-
selves Republicans ut Presidential elections.
I. There WIS III enormous amount OF H.
lcgnl voting III tile First, Second, n1Nl sumo
other wards, tho pr0uf Of which Hes III tic
proportion Ut votes sworll III to th0se cast by
registered voters. Willie the gains To llnrri-
soM frum this source WIRE not sufficient tu
cllnllgp tho result, they largely increased lis
majority
The Tribune regrets tho defeat of Mr..
Clalk, because VIC think his election would
l,ayo bccn Il great public bclIeilt. 1la Is fl
| Glenn, reputable, wholesome man, MI ttfs
| right aMtl honorable gentleman, md 4
| person weli qualified BY experience anu cllar.
actcr 10 discharge with credit to llmscli
atlu 10 tho City Of Chtcago tho duties
| Of the Mayors Office. Ills uefeat Is not n lUss
| to ht,n, but to tho people. liz was a lnost
reluctant candidate, and he will return te
tho caro- Of Ills large business interests will
thu consciousness TINT hB Inns done Ills Wliolt
duty M q citizen. nltl with ITO regret for lli'
own sake that lie llas not been required tt
make the sacrifices whiel, tho Afayoraltl
would have demanded Of him.
as to Mr.. 1inrrisol, we haye nothing tt
say. lle IL not better ll,an to-Iay ti,a' III
wns ycstcs.lay, aMl his policy III many rc
spects no moro represents tho better sentf
,ncnt Ut this great commercial coMlnuMit.
now than 1t did then.
, 1881-04-06

4 Notable welding III HAllHatRaes
H,xetat Uspateh to Tbs chtenao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. .Arrlt5-Atth tho 1'lAnkintua House
pnrlora Ut 8 O'Clock this afternoon Il notable
ovrut IN lowish circles trnnspiresi. 1t was the
marriage Ut bliss sarnh Alexander. uf berlin.
Wis, tu l:.!warL strauss, Also Ut Iicrlln. Tho
rl,ls Ia s!stor Of Phil Alexander. Of tho Iir Of
Alexander, Fish j. Co.. Ut Chicago. nna tho
X1Uutu Is partner IN business with Phil AtEx-
andcr, co,Isrolling branch commission hot,so ut
l,erlsn. All parties aru wcalshy and extremely
we'll known III Milwaukee, Chicago, md liorln
socloty. The ceremony VIVA performed by
tho llev. Nr. llirsut,, Of Chicago. After
tho ceremony u sumptnous rbpast was
served III tho hotei's hest .styIg. and
Tho ncwly-ulnrrle4 conpiu - mlcpurI1d "
nncc Tor ChlcAaC, WterD they Will spend their
honeymoon. AIMING tho EuestA werg EtnNnt!el
Alexander md wife. Mr, Fultxeuk nth Wtre, ~
Alexandr,. llnclu Of tly hrlllU. nndHlfo, br Phil
Ate1unlcr. brother Ut tho brlc, ni1u Str. Fish Ut
thtcnF,. ttlHs Leopold, tho lptro!aod nf ~.
Fish, Mr.. ktrAuss and wife. Miss lcGwati, b!r.
A1nrrts Win, Mr. LtstIis fcuer anl Wifi. ot biIl-
waukce, 5tr. 1.Achstohstc1h and wife, Mr. Oo!Mi.
win. Mva. Alcxat1.er, mother ct thu 0rltso, slr
Chnrl.s Curn ntitl wife. n,Iu two sons. ut llerlEn
Hra Alexander. tito nIniher ri tllG brIlr. this re-
Bl,led III berlin fur n!urI hMt thirty ycMl4 aiid
her tth1lHhtIr hns always lived III that r|llaKa
Tho fMllyss t,tiu well liked AHd tItHhly re6pcctut!
IN lInrlln. an1 several Of thu lltn Of tue family
hats heun prominent In public ilfo In thnt
tInnttr.
, 1881-04-06
tle vacation, niul tia! Is ull tho point there Is

flp v1tnFl0i, NfNI thaE Is MI to pOInt There Is
III issue.
4, Tl,. second reason promulgated by tho
leptljltun Senators tut tho absurd w,s!e Ut
time a,ml Migrant neglect OF business IL no
better than tho first. It is not the sprciat
Tunctlul, of tho United States Sennlt, ut nry
Tine 10 sl,a],o tic luliltcs uf tic cuuntry. at
this tine the Srnate's business IL merely 10
confirm or reject Executive appointments.
The project 10 sustain alrl pt,,notu MI Mill
ance Of Republicans and 1tdepprtlcnt )cnul-
cra.s III vtreafa and other Southern, StAtcs
fin opposition to tho llnnrbon Democrats IL,
consequently. cxtrn.Sel1atorlul. 1t mny bc
admitted TINT such t,n achievement, It
brought about rs n natural !Mcl.lent " tho
session, wouht bu n bonn tn tho country, hutll
, 1881-04-06

WHEATON. H., April 6-Laxer-heer has been
nn Applo Of d!suord tn Wheaton fur many Scars'
attended with varying fortunes II. tho legal ~a'
between tho twu oprosux forcea Recohlly Nv
Prohibition party uRnIn tuok tho oGens1'o y,
commencing IL suit nga!nst the leading 'srussl''
In town for selling whisky IL purchasers "!!h'
out thu sanction Of u DOCTORS prescription. lne
suit was npt successful. Thcn suiis "tse
brought AHanst tho suIsans for FrtiinH ~ 1ue
kass. whel.. by tau Inv Ut thu p!aco, they "e's
aIlowel to sell by tho gnllnn only. FIsu suep
tuts resulted IN thu disagreement Ut tho 1urls
Such wslB the aliAti0n Wlelt lA1 election SAtas
yesterday fur u new tuunc.l k1uId. In WHICH ~ ~
temperance purity were atEeat0A w Iii a'c1ps.
, 1881-04-06

SpfftaI DI9taffh 70 1Hx EAGd8o 1F4bIHss
TotEI,, O., April 6.-The rcsult Ut thu snnr1Ee"
Ipal election of yesterday surprised nearly eye1
every ono In tho 1rutceton Ut hlnyor llunelsf
tho NMt!onnl nominee, by u plurality Of a1'.
This by mn Incarls represented the strength VI
tic |,arty, hut WINS moreiy httlo booln sf'en
his IEnnnr by hls Qertnan fellow- -cittzons, who u
was cIn!lucd, took that mems Ut rtbNkE1,x ihe
prohibition unA Sunday legislation of this Win.
tor. Clarence lIrowll, Republican canaidate to9
Judge I.oienUg, present 'nenmbcnt una lleino.
crntlc ngnltnee fur Police Judge, was otGcttu u
lbas. afil Y. L. nrttwr 1)en,s'crattc aud Nntona
T4e Republicans elected t!reu Aldermen at'a
five CuslncllHle1i. maturity ut tho uIc1Mpets::
which WILL give th0lH iua1orty VI 1our Ill JUN
aCASlUu.
, 1881-04-06

SoNE timo ngo the New York Tribune
published an article Oil immigration, III
which tl!at papcr suggested tho pr0priety of
directing part Of tho stream Of immigration
conll,lg Into our Northern ports towards tic
Southern States, Some parers Iii tho South
hnvo taken up the ltlcn Md aro encouraging
German immigration. Southern agents ltny0
been sent to Northern ports to catuh Ter
mans. Thoro Is ono Delnocrattc mper Il. the
South honest enough, however, to speak the
trutI, III reference To German iu,nligra tim to
tho Southern States. particularly Louisiana,
md TINT paper Is tbs Now Orleans Dcutschc
Zctlu'.j. 1t sounds tho following .noto Of
warning:
IIanIs-1nborlng hands-wo to not nnod md
do nDt want; ut ieAst, wD nre not lneslliod ~
Lollts!lTA for tho purpose " competing with
Mccllnnltized negro labor. What we wAnt. nlld
wtnt We NEED. Arp fNrtnerS. Hut hcfaru they
cAn scttlu In tho SAlth. III I.olilsanu, We must
first have u thorough rcnrBAnlzMti0u,-lu u., sub.
Itylaon OF or plantattons Into smaller pAr0Uls.
M thAt they cAn Hu purchased W farmers ui
limited 1uu'tt!s.
This ~ frank and honest, but That thor
ouEh reorganization aml subdivision Int0
small fArms Of Southern K0Il alr1 plantations
sounds too much like Wagnurs ''tnusic vi
the future": grand and lncomprehensible
to-day, whatever II may be for tho future.
, 1881-04-06

A. cAnhE dispatch says TINT tic only 1iotn-
1e event of tho past week III London Inns bcpu
tho illumination 0f tho business quarter Of tho
city will, the electric light. On 1tltlrstlny night
tho 1srush Company had thirty-two lights re-
pIac:nK lG3 sas-klsnps sictIens Ind six Rrent
lights hoTstud oil full poles nti'l twen.y-cIuht
smn! 1lBhls. Ttu gtrcuta seemed like dny. Ono
cnnld ensl1y tcns' newspapers III any rart of
thotn. The outlines Ut thu Hrcnt pi,blfe build.
tngs Rbnut tho Hank Of England wrru brought
mt with strong effect. The only drawback TO
tho experiment wis tint this rnrt OF tho city IL
ns deserted as Wall aud I!rrnl streets ut night.
Comparatively few )enp.c aaw tho experiment
unless they went expressly.