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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18

The attention of the people is called to my very
large stock, which includes large assortment or eV-
erything i'm my line.
in Drugs, my stock embraces all pure Drugs and
Chemicals; all the best Patent Medicines King Discovery
Coughs Colds which has equal 2unns Agae Cure Flee
full stock of fine Toilet Soaps, Periumeries GO.
Brushes Combs and full line Of all Toilet Goods.
Lamps and Fixtures of all kinds, including Hand,
Bracket Hanging Extension Chandeliers arps &c with
all the and good Burners and Attachments
Cigars--The best and 1Oc Cigars in Ottawa al
wal keep the sc Cigar the county affords. - 49,
For Painting Material my StOcklaS no equal III tnlS
this branch with extensive ex-
a Buying as 90 when prices
immense quantities. have an advantage
prices all the Inc
sell it, H. NJ COlor are the best
Putty GLASS; Minerals &c. keep the Pioneer Mixed rant
ether Paint of the quality
have the most complete stock OF Pocket knveS ever
retail the prices very 1ar Deow all
others that all are surprised. ,,, M, ..
keep full line of School Books. Bibles photograph
Albums Autograph Albums Toy Books, Paper Envelopes Ink
Pens, and all stationery 49,
In regard to prices have no competitors when you
take consideration quality goods for always nave
the everything deal in inferior goods OF any knd
Give me a cali Get the best and your money
E. Y. GRIGGS,
Drus,B DEALER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18
Nem advertisements.
CHASE FOWLER,

Muster ia Chdncery.
nj STEERS SA IE.-.STArE OF ILLINOIS,
vi Comfy OF LA SALLE-Circut COurt Of said conn'
~ In ctdNcPry
Mary Ann Saufer complainant, James Icslet exec.
OF the last will Of dos, phi Hesle Cora III sle william
A. Hcslet Nancy junk The American Board of Commits
soners for Foreign Missions and The Trustees OF the Con
grcgltional Church of Earlye. defendants.
Pub c notice Is hereby given that In pursuance OF de-
cree entered In the above entitled cause az the June Term
OF said Circuit Court 10 W.T. the seventeenth day OF June
lssl Chase Fowler, Master In Chancery OF said
court, WILL on Tuesday the ffth day OF July A. d. ISL
the hour OF two o'clock In the afternoon of said day
the south door of the Office OF the Circuit Clerk In Delanos
Block In the city of Ottawa county OF Ia Sale state OF H.
nois sell 10 the highest and best bidder for cash. the fol
lowing described premises, to wit Lot twenyone OF the
northeast quarter of section twenty township fhirtysx
north in range three of the third principal merdian
particularly described as follows Commencing on the
south line of said quarter section twenty four and sixty
onehunrrdths chains west Of the quarter section corner
the east side Of said section twenty thence north twenty
and ten hundrdhs chains thence west four and seven
hundrcdhs chains thence south twenty and ten hundredhs
chains thence four and chains to the
place Of beginnings situate in the county Of IaSae and
state of Illinois. CHASE FOWLER,
Dated June Is 1881. -sw Master In Chancery.
ID. II. Snow, Complts SOlr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18
NOTICE.

Public notice hereby gwen that by virtue of rcsolu
tion adopted nv twohrs vote of the stockholders OF The
OTTAWA Bottle Company NJ meeting of said stockholders
duly held according o law the lh day OF October
1897 tho capital stock ot said corporation has been increased
from fifteen thousand doa 10 twenty thousand dollars
ana that certificate thereof verified by the affidavit OF the
president and under the seal Of said corporation has been
duly cd in the office Of the Secretary OF State and like
certificate has been e for record in the Office Of the Re
Curder of Ia Sale county. Illinois.
Dated at Ottawa, Illinois, this 18th day of June A. ~ 1851.
THE OTTAWA BOTTLE co.
juni.Sw Ry ". IL II IL. President.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-18
#arrten.

At strea;or H.. on Tuesday June lith 1881. BY Rev
Father Byrpes, Mr.. ED TRAIS0R Of OTTAWA, and Mis-
NELLIE LYNCH, or Streator.
, 1881-10-25
TIE RECORD.

RES.tTE-ENTItA SESS1ONs
,WAsIIlSuroS, d. e., Oct. 2i.-'rhe presf-
dent pro TEN. lall before tic Senate n cu.l,-
munlcatioil from tho Seeretnry III tho Treas
ury, transmitting q copy Of tile report ut
.1nmes r. Aleiue to the Treasury Depart
nlclt. Laid upon the table md ordered
printed.
Mr.. Ednuntls. OIL behalf of tic judiciary
Committee, stated that III tie opinion of that
committee there was great doHDt whether
the Inv warranted the method which had
been followed for tho disbursement of
moneys for the expenses Of the Setla,c since
the death of Secretary Dilrcl,. liz then of-
ftre,t, rs Ills individual net, q resolution for
the appointment of Chief-Cierl Shobcr ~
Act'llR-Secretnry Of the Senate, until tho ya-
cancy caused by tho death Of Secretary Durct,
form I'LL l1,o official duties pertaining 10 tho
Uit!Cu Of Secretary.
MIR. Pe,,sllcton stated that le Ind been pre-
pared to offer II similar resolution.
1llD resolution WAS NllUptul1 without tlta-
cnsStOn.
Tic President pro ten. lai.l before tue Sell
ntU tllo message from the President, trans
sn!tttnx Il cnf,iitlnicatlon Irnnl thu Secretary
Ut State III resHlllsU tu the Srllnte re9Ulut tfull
cnlling for lntUrlllatlnh rs tu whether any
action Ind brcll ,ukeH by the Government
sllicn tho lust Congress thwarls protecting
tile rlghts and interests of tho United States
III the Panama Callal. Referred to the Conl
mi,tee Oh FnreiEn lsclaiiUlls.
Wlen! tl,u doors reoI,enesi, the Scllate atl-
inn riitsf1
, 1881-10-25

ftbl
COUNT" ee''a
communications from Asslxlant.scc,s,.
Upton. covering lle I'orsMt dUrly,r wh;.1s h,ss
was cllief clerk of thu department, n,t"4
1'"wcr, tic present Cltirf ctprk, arro,a,'s
t'lo report. Encli nf ta'csa e.,l,l,unuIc,n4
refers III t!etaIl to tito vHrlnlis siaty,ue,'.
the ct'1ll'''tttec htisl sl'ai''tnfns Tint pn.
no neglect during their RESPECTIVE h.
felatiVo To making purchases nfter n,,a ms
advertisements lla'I been t1tatte and 1,rnt,.;
receise'l. Tfsey i'tnlntaE'i that ll,e rer,aasa
tile department benr the'tl ntls In tlis IT,.
ment. In ct'''ilactit,ii wltsI t|ie cE,Asvt,s.|
oS0foitaht fates Init beun paltl, Ubton w.
~ s'tollM oe remembered That q ,Ieta.'
statement 0t MI expenditures ula,lu ~
tho Contingent Fund ot The d.'s "s
anc,lt Il annually presented 10 conaws' uw'
atut published. M cumn1,,r,. 'a
i,,propur 0r excessive rxnss'. .'
of tllesu accounts l,atl boon ,nntia is'aa ",
body, or by my Ut Its cu,,,nt,.rpe ~. - u +
will, the suluelsisions 1T the n,,hrn,,1 sd1ass
therefor, Or by nny of tito draler. c1m,'s 'a<
fDr this tratle, md l mn co,lt;.pu, th'.
many years tho department I'm, a
wllolc, obtained carpets, furn{tur sna.s s
piles Mt 1nllci, lower rates thun nrIy,,s4
ties llnvn been nbiu to obtutn like ar,lcis.se
The nillcc uf Custodian, which tIc ras.'.
ice rufer 10 ns being Illegal, Is ll,cn,to,a1t
Upton rs atl Office Which lias BEEN ~.
,Ezc.t through tho administration Of fm.s Ivy
rctaries rs having y 1nwful existence :,
minor Irregularities 10 which the rp,na y !.
votes considerable spllce, 1t Is ltcld, lIaws's
, 1881-10-25

0PEeF0F 317#*86S* " *'''Ffs70
SpRlSuElE1.1', ILL.,, Oct. .a.-t;oy. Cnllam
returned tutlny, and signailzes tho event by
appointing jonah e. Willis, ut Atasaae County,
u delegate ~ tho ST. Louis River Improve
lneMt CONVENTION, with Il. L. Morgan, Of
L!ylngton County, as alternate.
Tile Secretary Of State totlay Issued certl-
lIcatcs Ut organization to tho ll,tnu!s llonlet,-
pathc Medicnl Association. Chicago; H.
yectors. II. II. Hobart, 4. q, Uuebe. J.. Pratt,
ID. $. Snlit, II, n. keenas, a1al ntl,ers; a!s,
to the Alu!ileIlia 50clety Ut mo Iltlntls In.
Austrlal University, nrEanizctl fur literary
cMltnre;- Directors, trunta II. Cole, Ida
M0rrts, Kattlu Z. Ayory.
uugo. llIs Increased ils capitni Stock from
S:s.SD. .0Uu to S1al,0j0 untl tllu Western TulU-
plol!e Company FROM S400, 000 to S45O, ,000.
, 1881-10-25
SUSPENDED OFFICERS.

Special DIpasea tn The chteaqo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e., 0cl. I.--When tic
nomination nj tioy. Morgan, Of New York,
had beal confirmed this afternoon, after
soMe discussion rs to his eligibility, tho
Senators began to tnlE abanta u llnn! adjourn.
Illcl,t tomorrow, or Wednesday ut tho latest,
but n kn0tty legnI question Inns arlsen that
l1uy prulang tho SeSslUtt ten days or 4 fort-
night. 1t Is concerning anlte number Of
political appointments, Ut .0n!a alNl nbrOatl,
aRtle during the lifetime nj Zen. Garfield.
Under tho Tcnnre-of-Oitlce net, III civil O'-.
ter appointed by tho President a1ld
confirmed by tile Senate Call bu IT,
moved during It recess Gf the Sellnto tint n
successor May he appointed. 'rllo President
Is, however, authorized, turing aliy rcccss Ut
tha Senuie, to suspend any civil u1sicur, eX-
cept Judges Of the United States Courts. md
10 dcslg,Inte sollto person to perform tllu ,lu-
lies OF such suspended officer, WIN snll bp
entitled to tue sa'ary and e,noIuulrnts Of
tho oA!ca. 1t Is further provided lhat tho
President shall,
WITHIN TlI1lsTr DAYS
nfter the commencement OF encl. session OF
tile Scnate. nominate tl,esu temporary oec.l-
sl.ld it tho Suuato shnll refuse to COR
!lrln them, then the President shall nlahe
other nominations. 1t Is understood
TINT President Arthur l,as been advised by
high egnl authority that llo IL not oOlfged to
send in tic nominations l,Ittfe by Ills pretle-
ccssor for pIaccs tho occupants OF which
were suspended until ncarly tho expiration
" the legAl Limitation Ut tho thirty sEAys
'fter tic commencement OF tic present scs.
Hun. Should the Sel,uta a,lInurn sine tlIy On
"Wednesday, tlle sixteenth dry Of tho sasslUIl,
Il Is Inserted TINT 1t will mt hg thu Irusi-
ieEts duty to first send III these nominations
II the place Of suspended officials, alltl TINT
le may then. In accordance With tho proys-
o,,s Ut tho TeNurGof-Ulllco act, nslkc u now
designation.
THE FRIENDS Of VARIOUS ttESTIEMEN
sppolnted during the lifetime Of t;pll. l:;sr-
iclt, ullu who nav hold places tl.u occlt PANTS
pf which wcre "Suspnutlsl" to l,,aku ROOM
for thsm, tl0 not accept this Interpretation Ut
tho taw, u,sd they Insist that ti!o President
should Make tllese nominations. Or IauiniHnto
lano one elso III their places, ut this session,
President Arthur says tllat llu sesirts tn per-
form Ills duty ill t!!e matter, whatever That
may be, aud le l,us the question un.!ar eoll-
,sleratlun, liz says. atso, t,at. IL lle Is toact
It u.ce oil these suspended eases. Muw it
viii taku lin
;. WEEK VI, TEN DAys,
h h6 shall inYasttgata the gr1llnds ut sus-
wnsi0n as well As t!le qualifications of tA0so
Hlected to taka thelr places. II is, Oh tho
E'soIe, u knolty !rgal qslestlol,, and QUO III
which political feeling May eMter 10 c0ts-
IderabIe uxtant. AtlorIley.t:eNera Nue-
feagil, II IL understood, hut l,n1 p.,sltlyely,
aUf tbs opinion lint, Mlllcss tho preselit Hts
auu Is rxtumded to thirty dnys, it will not bs
lie constitutional duty u the President IL
, 1881-10-25
THE RECORD.

WAsM1S0voy, d, G., Oct. e5.-3tay . last
]. L. Sleltne, John Walker, and W. II. Hills
were appointed Il committee to examine the
disbursements Ut tie cuntlngunt-axpel!s.a
account Ut tho Treasury Department.
Junu "A tue Secretary called fur
n report covering the Investigation
up tn and intending TINT date. 'I'llis rs-
port WIS called fur by resolution offered III
the Sc.tnto by Sennt0r SlarlnAl, which was
a.lop.ud the 2lst lnsx The report was today
snbuittel to tho aDnate. The committee
say tl,at 'Owlits TT statements. ..nade to ~
by tho Chluf Clark *we Auye not made al ex-
animation of tho accounts for stationery, but
have confined Our inquiries t0 accounts and
, 1881-10-25

ocrattc llcastustnr, for Postmaster nj
lyncl1bnrg. Va, 10 succeed wilson, a
stsnigl,t.out Republican. lspointcd 10 by Mn
iIUl,a's friends here rs Gsttlenrts tint prtssl-
tleMt Arthur sllstai,,s lin III hfs contest III
Virginia. 1.y,,chb,,rg Is one Of tho most in-
tnrntt 1n,st-4,'liccs Iii the State, n1nt Wilson
,as worked curly and Into against tho coal[-
tim witt, a.linaters. There n 4 report,
however, tllat Wilson WIS rcns0yell bccn,Ise
of alleged Irregularities 1T Ills accounts.
There Is no .tot,bt, though Tint his s,tcccssor
Ii II Democratic lltad)nster.
l.lE1;r. nEi,1.y,
commanding thn Arctic rrltet ship Rodgers.
Under Into of st. Lawrence l,ay. AaE. II.
writes: 49, W. shatl ta1so Oil boaru hero two
Claokcltees ns hunters md dng-tlrlyers. We
ltnvo here will, coal enough IN steam 100
,ays full nuwcr. ai.i have enough fur licnt-
lng PURPOSES Ibis winter, with Hou.l Quilt,
Arctic clothing, nisl five small bn1lucks,
which will permit tho Issue Ut fresh meat
furty TINES during tho winter without
gatilc." ... -.......
THE EXiEcTEU INTERVIEW
between the President MD First Assistant
l'OstMulster-t;rnerul Tynur did tlUl tatu ptnee
tD.lny. It Is salh 1t will 0cc,lr 6uf0ru tho u.l-
iot,rll,ncnt Of ttIe oStra session If thu Sente,
probahly tomorrow. Eell. Tyner snisl touigh
that ttiero were no new Developments III Ills
case. and whatever lie might l1aye to say
world be made public ut tho prnper time.
Till: WHISKY TAN
The whisky distillrrs Ut thu United Statcs
have determined to make MI effort next witt
Ter to yet Congress to re,ltce tho tax on
whisky from 90 10 80 cunts per gallon. Tllcy
will hive II powerful libby here.
TIT: s.'l'NEstE cOEtsT.
When the Supreme Court Ut tho United
States convened today. At.urncy-tartcral
A[ncVenKli presented to tho court Tho result
lions utloptet by the har meeting with refer
cnce to tho death nj tile atc Justice Clifford,
a1lt! the court, rs nnrk Of rcspcet to tile Int
ter's memory, adjourned.
NiN. GRANT
Is said 10 have accomplished tho return Of
Ills 0ttt Gomratlu md staff officer, Col. Anlos
Webster, tn tho lucrative otlce uf I.cgtstrr Ut
WILLS, from which Ito was removed by Cen.
GARFIELD on tho morning !,e WIS shot.
Thu name Of Mr.. lsn,nsttell. who was
appointed IN his place, wifi not be
srnt to tic Senate, and Webster will Eo back
under nlo rellure-ofUi1ice law. t;rnnt t0nts
occas1nn 10 state frequently during his re-
cent visit that nil tic talk al,out Grant or
ailii-tirant Republicans was, ur ought 10 be,
obsolele; thai l!t l,nd thoroughly determined
ncyer 10 be u candidate fur tho Presidency
NGatl1.
, 1881-10-25
NOTES..


WAstuSoroS, ID. C., Oct, A.-lscprcsenta-
tive t;eorgc G. iaazclt0n, Of Wisconsin, spo-
ciat counsel fur the United State In the INIT
ter OF tho suit to 0,ist the CattuM tlcl Aglla
Compaa'y tn New Mexico, who caIao tors
under Instructions from tho Department Ut
Justicu for conference, was taken seriously
witt. dyseutrry, ant has for n week been cOn-
t1npt4 To Ills bed. lilo wits preparing to go 10
Wisconsin tn take part In the campaign. but
his physicians have forbidden lin, fur tllo
present, frunl making any speeches, although
aau Is cu,lyMltscunt.
WALkElk
III The Nfsttrn ds.uttlitd Pytss.
WASHINGTON, ID. T., Oct. 2I-uen. Francis
4. Walker, Superintendent Of tlla Census,
Illus resigned.
TIE FRENCH AND GERMAN NATIONAL.
GUESTS
wsre entertained today ut tie Nayul Acade-
my Ut Annapolis.
yihuINIA 'roIlrlcs.
The nomination to-day ot Strati,ala, Dcul.
, 1881-10-25

Dr. Thomas.
Special Dispateh to Tbs Chicago Trtbsn.
TORONTO, Ont, Oct, 2t-The .eetat
troubles III tho Methodist Church IN O.
cago, resulting iii the trial mud expulsion p
the Rev. Dr. Thomas for heresy, haze a,s
urafly excited the deepest interest. nut alsR
among the brethren Of Ills own tnlu!tlht
conference, but throughout the sfethtA
connection generally. Within tho pat Il.
days tho publication III several Wetn
American Journals Ut ono OF two le.enina
tho Rev. DR.. Burns, Principal Of tha 1Ss
1eyan Female College, 1lumllton, who stu,
high III tlG ranks Of tho Cntlaulan .fsthes
tst ministry, sy,npathlzing strongly with b.
Tholnas IN Ills course, haye given ,lse b
considerable comment, and nre regarlelahA
sn!no surprise to those Of the Cau,da.
Church TO !WlIon the fActs haye been nEi |
known. Tile first Of ttese letters, p1lt.a i
communication 10 DR.. Thomas. WIS pss
lfsheu Iii TnE CHICAGO TNtBUSE La +
evening reporter called OIL tile Ter. b. 7
Burns, who was in town, and ll,d IN last I
View witt. Him respecting the letters orch
TUE TRIBUNE atla tho other to the LES Mulls
Icgfstcr, and his position In rcgatl toa
case. In reply to Ill inquiry as 10 thee4'
c.Instances which led 10 the writing 9ut ti
letters, Dr. Burns sNta:
~ hare beet, for many years an tnlmtt
friend OF DR.. 'fhonIAs, and during my Rs'
dence III Iowa We wero Utmost tike btohsh
When wrnta tic first letter Dr. Thona
was Just III the thickest of his trouble, ~.
tllougl, my attent,oti was very Mluch taxa
up with tic opening OF my college, found
tinlu to write him fow hurried l|atj Il
sympathy md encouragement. BY rstu''
mail received 4 letter fru,n lItn shankGt
lllu fur the interest took III him, ard askEt
lno II hu could 1lse tie let,er !!
replied that lid nat remta'
her eXacty what | llnl wflllsA
but hull no doubt tho letter expressed nf
convictions In the lnaEn. mid, II 1t did. NJ
not asllatne1 Ut them. l tfd not eSpes!
however, that It would hppear III print. bs'
jn u few days It was published III TIfE tas
cAu0 Tllnu1:t, md ftom that Lutte { 9lM n!
papera. Finding Tint It ha.l besl, copied .,., las
tile Des A!ulnes licU|slcr, which slIealss'
us,s3ng Il lurgo nu1nDar nE hIy lsiost lntiuia 1
friends ii. Iowa. / wrote 4 secoila sla
lion sl'isrely a st bsfors tl's public. rnclas
Is onu, 0f the .p!lrest-'ht''tle1, 1,>,,,i 1Ta y
That Gun be found, nn Though. ~ W. w. !. i
sem II ny le1ters o not ~ VII! ffI Ia -
perfectly OH thu other two. know UT J., ~
opinions that'WoulI bc held us herta!ea1l =
few years ugu, but they tre not rrgar1leu Il
i!etclical by any living thinker OF the p's'sD'
day." r. ,,fat
Gnce to President Ut IT, educational l!ls,t, .Sa,
t!on, a was thinking Ut FREUD IN s t,,,s 9u,s!
, 1881-10-25
A FAITHFUL OFFICER. ;

NEw ORLEANS, Out. 2t-Steamboat ott-
GERS of the Lower Mississippi Valley, Texas,
AIabaulu. Flaritla, ai,sl ict,rgIa, representing
$50 steamers a,,d FLU. .UO, ,Ooo Ut cuptai. lealra
by the s1organ Line, have Just commented
thu administration Ut Supervising. Inspector
MISUNDERSTANDING Jnllies 4. Dupont by
Il lnglnuria! to President Arthur.
, 1881-10-25


- =.
Democrats, who had had caucus this
morning, where u was determined 10 10 tint
very t'lin2. but Eatntl'hts iifst ghllleu lilo
1loor' aha. III hts tssnal nh1ct why, toA The
Rr"lllnl ffomtl1l!ler tIe fee1 Of tue molti'Irec
oi INC Democratic cal'cus; l'te Democrats
lihah'nate'l en"ltlate " nasll'istoi'. ai"l
then 'acla q caucus 10 dctcfsllltle lhat iie
snoulo no1 pe electea'
THE 1tEru1ItCASs, HOWEVER,
prevented t1lem frotn executing their pl,r-
pose, arl the Democratic pnrty stn.nly served
rs Il tall for tic Republican, kttc. Pentile-
ron. tic organ Of the i>cnocrntic cal,clls,
wAs greatly crestfaIle',. willie lnany ~ Tho
Democrats cnllld not collccal 1llelr nin'Isc-
1ne't as t!le'r sld1c'llons position. This etItls
my farther talk, OF course, nf Horllhill or
Nttldttbcrger rs Republican candidates Tor
Secretary u tic Senate hi1d SGrEcant-at-
Arms until next week, ut al' eyenss, and
until after tile Malone cnlnpalgn IL ended.
1ESnr.ETDS.
10 The 'Ftsstrn Atsoeiaffd FFt's.
WASHINGTON. u. q, Oct. 2l.-Nltl. refer
ence 10 sdf'1llshls' getting III allcfltl WIN !''s
resolution making Cl'lct eierK Shoper ACHING
Secretary OF tIlo Sehaic. oehator felniletoh
satt LUIS evening" 1he 'hahensfe II ,t''lte
III Keeping Win Nep'so'lcnh lacs'es' E'erS
movement ~, t.'o olRa.'.H'In t',, u, t!o oslatc
Ias neeil III 1!,"s .'Iec.'o'' 1he HcpapnI"ns
aeaA!ockea W. .oea',!tu !"st nlt.',s ~ ~
months III of'lcr 10 v'1l'1lcate 11o f1ght OF tAe
!'J1s ,., '',u ~ ~" Ivy "o" ..'t,
1io ''eia WITHOUT Il ln'"sns III sl.o sre"t p'lh.
clpIo LOT WHICH '.cs 1lel 'ouglt. ane, .,', .,a'e
Iot t'le cohthHe u eo'oe u ,ote NJ tll"'t
eAuc"s nonlinees: nol''n'n nl!" nnt!ens'seit
.nons'' Ills ~ u eo"Ase' s'A "'"N''''''"'' VI
'''e",, c..,,, 49,. H.. ,,.,,,
,,,,,,1.s Ia.t MT i,oa,, 1fro,,,oi I'M t,,nt II
,",s ,,,,i,,F"t ~ a;,,,or no,'lt, i,o slnctr1 nj
,,r'san. ns I,nrtt 11a,.,s ,So,,iI ,,n,s n,slnst
tha,', 49,, ~ ,,ro,,,,. .,,,,a 1.,,,,,r,tcon xnni1
ta;, ~ ,.,,,, r,,r t,,o,,, I,o.i,I i,,,1s ,,i Nr
si'a,or to,in, ,,'nt H., n,t,,t,t r,st nss,,rol M
lie s,,,,n",: ti,nt In s,',Id ~, l,nra,ftnr
a., ~ ,,,s,,,nna t, r. I1o,Is rs,tns nrnl,,.t
,.,,,n, me ~ 1 a,,.. ,,,,"" @ siah,r no H., ratn"i
,,,tt t. :, nI'n,'. Il, t,,a ,,ittt,nl arm.
pieAlolt u e'e 1I""tc'
, 1881-10-25

German officers weta in full unl-
form, anl tho FreuchN civilians IN
evening dress. wcaring tl,eir orders
Ut knfghthunl1. Ttlurr was largn attrntl-
a,lce Ut tic nsltecrs uf our nrnIy attl navy In
full u1Iforn. heatlcd by Gon. Sl1erlnatI.
Tbs C!,ipf justices MID Associate Justices vi
tho Suuremo Court, tho diplomats cnrIs.
President David Davis. and Il quorum Of tho
Senators. n number Of Representatives, ntul
n few gentlemen uf tho press atll Il tlGIcRa-
tlon fruul Baltimore, with n hevy nf beauties
fron Baltimore mid tho fn!tes Of WISHING.
loh fnr,llctl II brilliant ilpsaIe Of talent, wit.
fashion, nlu tcauty. !.
THE sAnrNE nASl.
stationed In Il corridor, dtscnnrsed ny0tltstt
music. Al II o'clack Asststant-Secrctnry
Walker blaine leA thu way to tho slining-
roh1ll, where MI Uptcrrcnll rcpnst was prt''
yftlett. TAerc was great variety nf elRb-
crate French dishes. with terrapi anil other
lluIIto products. Aftur supper tho younger
portion Ut tlle gues,s enjuyctl II lance. nn.l
the Knlln,t foreign ui}lccrs appeared IN rnloy
tho society Of The Washington atul Baltimore
bellies. 1t WIS Il most enjoyable 0ccusto1l.
, 1881-10-25
NEW ,sI0CK-YARDs At 1OrEKs, Kss'

8ptftal U4u4ltA 10 Thf thlfsa' '470e I'D
TOPEKA, kas., Oct. ga ch"ss'a chs''tr,
flied with thu Seerutary1t Suite st'o \ ;3r'nr,.
iztux tt,H Stuck. Yard cUlnpa!b III 'nt ,,,f,,t
Kas,, witt, E. b. tleErtlHs, II I, l.sss =, , sjas
fr0m Southwestern Kunsas. Wl'llan. r.f
R1,u other prHInIilutlt inell ns altee'o'''
lal stock Sluu,DU.
, 1881-10-25


dent toay sent 10 the sennto report Of tho
Srcretary Of state in answer to The results
tian VI Oct. n, 'Iqdirlug wliat steps the Gov
crnlnrMt had take, to lrntcct tho rights ot
tho United States III the l'analnn Cat,if.
Secretary BLAINE, III lfs communication tn
the President, rruorts thu, hayttK 'earrrt
since tho adjournment Of Congress If tho IT.
IcctlOn by Colombia ut tho protocol l,pgO-
tiatett by representatives Af the United States
and tint Republic, which It WIS hnpetl would
secllip u treaty satisfactory tD botll; md be-
Ing informed by the Mtutstcr Of tile t1nIted
Slatcs In Columbia. TINT tile Government Of
Colombia, BY its public nets, wss avowifx It's
desire to terminate tho treaty nf 1915
ana appeal tn tllo Powers ot Europe
fur Il joint guarantee OF tho neutrality
Of tho isth,n,ls mid thu sovereignty Of TO-
lambda. Tho department addressed II letter
of instruction to tin UnEtctl States Al!n-
lister ut I.un,tu1l. An Identical mute was sent
to cacll Of tito American Ministers Iii Europe.
Secretary Blaine. in
ITS LEr'rE1. OF INSTRUCTION,
says: at 1,as fallen under The observation
OF tho President, through current statements
Of the EnrOtIpatl press anl other llsilal cl,nl-
'tcls of communication. that tho tafeat f,'wrrs
nf Ealr0pU may be pUssIby consider
"le t'ie SHu!eGb " JoH't's tShht "ttGcii3 t'o
he1'tfal'ty ot the lf1ter-aceah'c coii''t no"
nlo1eclctt across tho lsth'l'us o1 fala'1'a.
ihc oh'tea otates fccoE'll|esh lFf'per guar
antee III nentfn'lty as esSeiltlal 10 l'!e e"l-
stfactioh ahu s"cccssltsi opetattoh o.
any h1Ghwas across t'!e lsthi!l"s III
iAhama' ahd more tnah a tn'Ea OIL cehtu1s
ngo, thla Government took eyery sten that IL
deemed rclsIisIt ln tic premises. Thu 1leccs-
sNy "as lofeseeh ahu ao"l't'aa1.s pt"."e"
ior long III ast'ahcc ol my 1ossln'e eal! Iot
aetaa' exercise u tno powet. IN 1slo LUG
memofapie anu 'n'poFtaal !feats was neeo-
tlate'l alal slgfletl pet"eell tilo oH!tea ol1les
OF America aiM the hrpllo''c o. New nren;t-
fa' now tsle Ulilte't states VI eo'on'o'a' hS
cflaIgc fnr certain concessions inltlt tu tho
United Suites, VIC guaranteed positively
md efticacIonsly perfect neutrality of tho
tst!inus Ut atly interoccalitc co1nmunica"
tlDl,s tlAt might he constructed nl'on or over
It fur tho maintenance OF FREQ transit ffUlll