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The Evening critic., 1881-12-29
StonewalI Jacltson's Daughter mt Q
Hmll.

Atlanta Constitution.
The ball room OF the Kimball House was
last evening devoted to one OF tho best an
brightest occasions that has made memorable
tho events OF the Exposition. Happily this
was not an event heralded by proclamations
or requiring the aid OF general ORDERS but was
spontaneous ovation from friends and nd
mirers 20 the lovely daughter of one OF the
grandcst men Of all history. Tho most slgni
ficant fact In the course OF tho complimentary
ball tendered 10 Miss Julia jackson, the
daughter OF "Stonewall' Jackson, was that no
n State in tho Union was unrepresentet
among those who came freely to offor TO hei
their tributes OF esteem and reverence for tho
valor and memory OF her illustrious father
Miss jackson was, of course, the cynosure o
all eyes and was the recipient OF many com
pliments. She is n most charming young lady
and truly the daughter OF the South.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29

Americans desiring aristocratic titles may
ae pleased to know whore they are for sale
bnd mt what prices. The figures are given by
Chambers journal, and there Is an agent In
London who conducts the business. choice
OF three Spanish orders, comforting the title Of
count, is offered for $4,000, the only qualin
cation necessary on the part OF sho purchaser
being tan eminent standing in his own coun
try" 1t may be presumed that the inquiry or
that point Is not severe. The sultan OF Turkey
will make you chovalier for 1925. You may
become an earl, OF tho sort created by the
little republic OF San Marino, by paying $3,
75O, or n bar on for 1891. Secular dignities
by the pope are represented by tho journal tC
be in the market. To become n count from
this source costs 5000. II Is also said tina
In Russia, Portugal, and tho German States
though the governments do not barter away
titles directly, the roundabout payment OF fee'
to officials Will produce satisfactory results.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29

THE NEW YORK Times, Tribune and
World are all making war upon Judge Cox
because he permits Guiteau to provo to
the jury and the world that he is not only
sane, but a vindictive scoundrel. Judge
Cox needs no defender in this community,
where he is known, but II might help the
readers of the papers named, TO understand
the animus of their present course, to men
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29

FROM AN ITEM in an alleged evening
newspaper of this city, it would appear
that the gas company is seeking daily as
well as weekly (quere weakly y avenue
of putting the advantages of poor gas be-
fore the public.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29

Goulds Southwestern system of railway has
n gigantic lengthwlse stretch. Tho combined
roads reach 5,1SO miles, Of which 1,123 miles
have been built this year, rs follows: Texas
Pacific, 1926 miles; International Il Great
Northern, 153 miles: Iron Mountain, 80
miles: New Orleans Pacific, $50 miles; Mis-
souri,, Kansas 4 Texas, 130 miles; Mis-
souri, Pacific Il Central Branch (Kansas),
115 miles. There are now under process oi
construction 175 miles OF additional track
When this great Southern network shall have
been brought into harmonious activity and the
Northern Pacific also completed tho monopoly
IN trans-continental carriage Will soon be
brought 10 an end.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29
PERSONAL.

T FILTERS WRITTEN ON ANY SUBJECT,
IL MS. revised, briefs drawn, collections made,
pensions, attorney for land warrants and patents.
Speeches and lectures prepared at shortest notice.
All business confidential. MRS. M. A. LACH-
MAN, Sl3 18th street n. W. de2
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29

tion the fact that Judge Cox Is the same
judge who dismissed the "informations
filed by Cook, Gibson & Co.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29

Philadelphia dispatch says:
"Thc statements. OF the anthracite coal trade
for the year, so far rs they have been compiled,
show that the total production for the year
will reach about 2S,500, 900 tons. There may
be weeks suspension In January, but after
that It Ia thought the demand Will be such as
TO make steady work Imperative. Thirty mil
lion tons is tho amount calculated upon as the
production OF the year 1882, and with this In
view preparations are being actively pursued
In all the anthracite producing regions.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29
About the same Chances .

1t Is now somewhat doubtful II a change
will be made in the oflice OF the Public Printer
There Is less probability OF such n change
than there was six weeks ago.-EteniAg Sta
(dlleged netcspdperC.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29
FOR SALE AND RENT.

RHAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THos. f. wAaGAMAN. $40 Seventh street.
Changes made Wednesdays and saturdays).
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29

.GUITEAU was put in the dock yesterday,
where he belongs. If Judge Cox can do so
without infringing upon the rights guar
anteed to all persons on trial for life, The
CRITIC would suggest that confinement in
dark cell and diet of bread and water
might assist the miserable assassin to a
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29
ST. ELIZABETH INSANE ALyLUNI,
necamhar % 1880

(alleged ns,cspdper).
ST. ELIZABETH INSANE ALYLUM,
December 30, 1882.
To The Editor Of The Eceaing Critic:
1t is now somewhat doubtful II change
will be made next March and the weather be
any warmer In July than 1t is In January
There is less probability Of such a change
than there was last year at this time, when II
was very cold. tits warm now and will snow
In July. CRAZY INNATE.
The chances are about the same for snow
in July as for the debauched old Pub. Func
TO remain Public Printer. But dollar {
line is cheap for such notices.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29
Thursday, Dec. 20, 1881.

READERS OF THE CRITIC, who intend
receiving callers New Years day, will
please notify this Office officially, in order
to secure publication in The CRITIC on
Saturday next. We intend to make such
announcements only as are sent to this
office
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under the head of"Sit,tations
Wanted" and Help Wanted" piu hereafter
be inserted In THE EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We inpife our friends wishing
situations or help 10 avail themselves of this
offer. Anscers directed IN care of CRITIC
Office ,oiH receive careful attention. Business
advertisements three lines three times for 25 cts.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-29

LOANS
In sums TO suit at 0 per cent.
The above Is only q small portion OF property ol
my books. For full list call at office FOR bulleti
Issued on lat and 18TH deco
, 1881-06-08
u. S, A.
Tns Pension Agent lIsburscd $500 ycstcr-

THE Pension Agent lIsbursod s7,400 ycstcr-
day.
AT tho Bub-Trcasury yesterday sla, 900 IN silver
WIS received. Tho Disbursements footed up
s5,0N In silver and :s.5 .UQ0 ln gold.
THH tnternal-eovonuo receipts yesterday
amounted to *;a>,aA Of whluh f1S:,Bai WIS for
spirits, $3u8t for tubacco and c!xars, $3,iDl for
bcoF, and <dls fur special taxes.
HOLDEN aud NurlIn, tho peoria countcsfoiters
whn wbro cauvicte't somo ak months ago, wore
yesterday sentenced tu ono AHi orc and one
hnIt yours In tho Chester rulItent!nry respects
lively. ThGy wer0 hGll hecnusa OF important
testimony which thoy wore expect cd IL Kive for
tho QuycrRmcnt, which WIS rpttlorrll tlnncccs-
Iucoh g. White, thn ntllor mumb1F Of tho notos
rtous KRng nf leorta colntcrfolturs
GAIT. JAAEA +. WHITE. The supnrntentlent Of
tho halfway Mall aervicc OF tho Sixth Division,
h41 rutursied frnuI II trip Of investigation, Ii
which hg went Dter IN 4 wagon Afl the stHr rout1
IN tho river frtlm Eynnsyllte lnt., to Cairo, Ill.
Ito fntta that tho route wMs struiKht+ the only
question being as 10 whetAcr the servlce could
trhts runtc has thirty stations with daily ecry-
Ice. and woro It not for tho charatter of tho
service there eIu Id bv nu doubt Us to the supor-
orttS Of ths railroad scrg!ce.
FnL!nwiSa t. tho lat Of dutlable goeds re-
cGIvcd ut tho Clstanl- lliusu yesterday Hrs, A.
hlctsanu. s pucktuus hnlsetaIA g0otlst bpraHAe,
Warner s Co... 8lS hnrrcls purrahtA. i58 'bArselH
surri,'!s; !l!tlMnl, spenqss c., +o0 G'xce TIN
ittaatlatu 4 liuntur, IL ousks soda ush;,. 4. u.
MFekpE & Co, ours pfg-lrs'n; VincBnt Rarzy-
!ickl, uasn sllk wearing appaToii =. y; kur-
boxes iti,.psts; Kan.xur' s iiaryis. 3 cascs .si
aipars; itdthschtid scdrucder, " baios icaf r..
l!acco; Rollins. .shnw Co.. cases c1lract4; II.
sSsss co IS ss:ss ~ oea q
igGttQNa. $lf,d{d.
, 1881-06-08

EACLuD1Su c1Ff AND cuuSTf DErosl7s.
For soule weeks buck nn otllcGr OF the Treas
ury Department has been In this city busily on
gnsed in examining Tho books u tho corn Ex-
chahse Bank FUR the PURPOSE of seeing whether
tho last hnlf-ycarly rcports Of Its bainnces, III,
cent mar nnu,,n,. nprccs WITH tho flv,,ros ah,,yu
m I'm ,anrs 1sss tr,.u"t'rn,,.,, .,xo..s ,,. -,
on tao oooks. Ih's ih'esIRatloh gross M CUT OF
tluu or tho rcpurt nude by TINT copccrn to tho
CLEARING House attracted tho nttcnt1nn nf tho
Snue9tor ..,st .. W., internal itevcnuct because
sa,,''r, ,s' 50 @ h u'"Tgs .pS tn1 nank
Fepua. pna ~ % LIN Hau sno"n. opoH ihFestlRation
45cscH n nnneent ltGhss.si,ca, tpr instance. az
u. Mouso Gneckst certaNeti etlccke, a4
INC Mtter, taal tGcy very IT. the nntlre Of
speeiel aeposlt. anu 'nat mo nas'R was not ctnl-
ps,,.;, pu.sn ID, ~ nhy ,tnASs ~ thgn: ing
intteE WIS fnry tnnrnuNnty anu phSllhateiy
, 1881-06-08

lear, ot the identity nt Sr. r"lc.uu. Tho pro-.
rrtctor of fho aforesaid! hotel know nothing Of
tho wny llts which htH business curl e!ino 10
he Inclusc'l within tho ttnttIc, ior tId In
kIipw my such ttlnn M l'olssul,. M one could
hn fmtn milo ~ tlurNsu the possibly dreadful
mystery, nl,d tho police hn,o 1ntntnlly resolved
ar sutDn practical joker has been ut wnrk.
The ,Ht1 nf tho eArti WIS sinua tsl.slnyh upun
the mornlnK Of which slay tho ilsnng E'rni tin
Government hrcnkwntcr WIS notoriorsly hull.
u !. thorEfnru within THO bounds Of rcnsop 10
suppose TINT ahlnp nttvsrr, nyertakGn by Tho
rrt'rerhni isherluans ltck, t!etorntnca tl!at h!s
iInrnltiK SHOULD not l. spent In vn!lt Md TINT,
aftcr eInbtylrg his hnttc. he t'eilcitc tho nlInvu
npto aud cUnAlEtcti ittU til w,.tErprtof covering
to tho ntlpry waves. Whit tnaIsts tho above
Wow of TIE ai1Hir seem roru l,rtl'Hhle 4 the
sluc, thMt hut fo,s fishing artlrs a,ru 10 b. aeon
tH1 the Government trrakwater wttqtst Il bot.
tlp Of "hlnck-bass bnt." 1t tnay nlaf bu M1,lr,t
directory.
, 1881-06-08
HpOLESON,n

4 BOTTLE AND lTS MYSTERIOUS NESSA0E.
feSteEtiay afternoon Two small buys. tha sons
OF Alexander (libcnu. exprcssnlan. llvlnx NJ No,
tkA Hutturdold street, while play,nR on tho
shore of the luke at The foul Of Park kow, saw
laoatlnx III tho watus bottle continuing wha
appeared 10 be a note or scrap Ut paIMr, Thsy
tiahed tho b0tte out and showed It aud fts con-
tnnts - so,1lo bystAndes*. who immediately cun.
cdea Httsr sxa.A!9ilk tug Article shat another
y card, upon Tho b!nuk sidv Of which was written
III Il, 3Gol ruulNt business haud tho following
BtArtl,uK message:
Ngn,tHE \. P0LEsox-luuo d, 1851. Tho last
fishing Will do. Nunecd Ut looking for tnu. I
vii! lnHku 4tNAl Init, you bet. Pui.ESOM.
QpuII tho ruyersg Bltlp wis the. advertisement
Il d small hotel owned by Il nun Ila,uud c. A.
lilaurock, aperaiud III eonnectlon With 4 rcat-
eatnts business, Notary FubIte's business. ~.
Michigan avenue. The mysterious meksaKu was
regarded ~ ttli.n2s frous the load und WAS
turned over IL tho police, who mudu oHuFta to
, 1881-06-08
GRAND DISPLAY.

It would naturally enough be supposed
thnt the mercantile Interests Ut Chicago Ind
i,car!y reac'!e.l u climax, but It tiua been left
for i. j, 1.ct,IMnnn's acrra Ut stt'res known
!.s ''rle FUR" ~ outStrin .n!i f0rner efforts
III tho wny Ut IN "0,,el,tnY.h l)espttc the IN
element wgatcf q tf st y,, tw tnys tlf
with admirers md purchasers. H. Is safc 10
sny III ,lIt'ru magnificent spread Of useful
and OrllAt,,GAtnl EOotls wns evcr 'lla,lt IN
GhlcaEo., The en,!cssrlsg, Under tliG efficient
very select orchestra of Twenty-Five piects,
wlll co!ttnuo every afternoon this week
from J I'LL u. M.
, 1881-06-08
FREE sCuooL-uooI1s.

WHAT THU aCltouI 1SarKCTDNs NAY.
"Whnt tlu you think Ut tho proposition to snp-
ply tho schooi'chtlttrcn With school.books FREQ
OF ct,sts" Inquired II rntuuS. reporter ycstcr.
day Ut School. Inspector il0ync.
II think II Ro,Ai tl," WIS the prompt reply.
"Tllort nrc u" urgMt fAnny children, rs we nll
knUw. whose parcnts rnnilut really hfford tb buy
books. In shoTt. II Is a Hrcat hars!shtp oi a'0Or
icoplu. DESIRING to cltrnte THUR children. aud
yet unable to ut thsat out tur shuol. In extreme
cases, Under tho prpstnt systcm. books aru oc.
siuselvy Fund. hit ihul Il Insufficient, Of
roafse r. 70 reac tn very sal proportion Of
Would y0u lend the hooks tndlscrltninatclys"
=" No, wouldn't lend them to everybody, hut
l'ny lhotn. rhey should b ioanu, in .iuy optn.
ion. # Food deai As tho Public Librars bucks aru
tin .. borrower 4. IL worthy aud will take caFa OF
.,,,, Whst wost oo tho tpproslmato expense, in
ri aiisniitir't think tim, thoro nro moro than
81 i,er cent u tho ctfldrsn of Cafcn4o sytio uro
woH!:l he 'nostly Of .tl,e chcApyr sort-til First
and Secpnd Isendere. and 80 nn.-and tho ''oard
wo,l!, Of so,.rse, 10 abIe 70 hwy them ~ slis.
80 very considurn1le."
:" Would This ioa.inr Of tho hooks be likely to
lncrelse tho school Httcl1lnncoY"
II would naturally do thAt, hut. owing to our
lack Ut schto roam. the increase Will be limited
70 s,ir present inatcslaa,o Recommendations: But
thu plum la d good cite, uIld l hops TO see It
adopted"
aEX. srItEs.
considered s tho mi,tcr slid a i,'spso.or tiies il
sery flvoraSiy q tio plat. aa'ierstand i Is
E!stcr st,!tcs atld I1as beet found e work ad.
nhsrAbly. StranKu ~ It iiiny suctn, thcro mrs
@ sSPV %n hSas We ssH shr s, shS Sas Y?
tssooI T.; l. ss,@.ss,: @ &ss!a ta!ss sSis !;'ss @ !;
, 1881-06-08

ATfCNNHES RHfEF STAY NEAR tfitCAHcs
Tho ncwtpapsr nccotlnts Of tho Dunvrr trnacdy,
resulting ihtthstnkli,a-o by Charles ". Stick
ncy Of montgomery 7. Cnmpau, his wfro's nj.
1eyc.t scauctr.snd Mrs. II. O. Dcycrcux, I'M lit
1lnctnt byStGnd+r, roprcscnt 6tirknpY aud bis
wife rs hnv.tt lived form tiMn Mftcr tho tlnanofnt
arrangements. between sttckuny und Cn.npAu
Mt t'nlnti,e. fnthls collnty. Frotn Investigations
pursued 1T this and 0f tho fi1c. It atpcars tHt
tho cuuplo inadb their advent ut Pnlatino iato In
i,ftor uio Or twWiinsuccassful attoinpts 70 j,ro.
snre board, Tcr. ,!y !!naIly neen.nl,odated It
irinctpai of tho iiixS senool ssi" Il pSist;Me. "s
sSsur. . !sa. 'sf ss h ap9 s !s q;
!sInps t Genser rcvfcd hss inme,iatto @ attoi. n.
hUfore Following him to Denver. When sl1t went
Mny 1S sy left 1ito los Ell, q hoseh9 .; goos It
meat s!aoe liz reec!pt ef tha neSs ftom Il bonver,
WI %Sos sss sSs oss ssn ct ,s Sshn sss
doors. and to tfie ,'ccosnpan)ingnt ,or copsoAs
Srsts o. s9 i se nw S'ssa @ po% 5no
:.-hfEhiy educated, oo!d. distant, somewhat xivel,
sbar y VIE iii se aeaa%K tss e. Ws1 sspStys s
a* ot.u WIN hid ~ heeri II b: work. ills wife,
minded. ylln, and Rtt1dy sort nf !, persun n RU,d
musician wtthal, Ald dccitlelly fond Ut atlnitrn
ton. 10th went Into soe|ety gsN,d loul, The
WHO entertaining special f0ndnoss Tor tianc.:s,
md never missing ulis II shu could ayolti II. On
sttGh occusiuus, It is now remembered, they
locked up tnoir !ttlo child III room " berselr
u1d iott tcr until tlla!r rvturn,-a circumstance
er's mind rs MI evidence of the!r not very ni'-
sorblng love fnr their uwii Offspring. While
thcro WIS ruthlng positively intllscrtet In tho
w!to's eonlue!, thero was en.',,gh to CT
ierrei su. Ii. now turns uut .lt,st Mis-.
stlcknoy uafoidcd t. tho lady: With ,who.,,
wruu9s. mud aaccccdcd lii establishing brtween
tcrsclf nnd that Indy tho strongest klild Of sym:
pathy. Tho story tHs bcgn rGhcursusl several
tnos sincu lilo receipt of. tho news from ben.
ver: Until nenriy oeerybody not nh!y Impressed
with ts.trl,th. hut with whut iSgGncF,lIy ternel
III Pnlatine tts henrtrendlnx ,ohAraptcr. The
fact tllnt tho household goSGs ~ the Sttekncye
stI!! rcmNln ut the kctlIs hns led Mrs. Keith IN
believe ttnt so0hsr or litter hor former boartur
Will rctllrn,-a supppaition which tlucs nut ex-
hctly tnlly with tho won,nti' q expressed purpose
III hor gootl-by notB to her husband.
, 1881-06-08
ClTY-IIALL.

III. KEAussv rcslyncd yesterday as Il worK-
shop inspector.
utps for tho Polk street viatl,,ct will bo a1.
yortised for to-day.
SuNn,ty sowrrs Of brick and rtre wilt bo nd
ycrttscd for by tho Department Of Public Works
to-day.
E0uEnT JAMESON says TINT he will havo copies
ortho revised ordinances ready tho lattor nnrt
OF this wepk.
The largo North sdo pumping. engine Is .nraiu
ratsing 81 UJ1. .tM yallons Of wltrr uaffy. 4 wi.s
started Monday night. and runs us smoothly Ms
ever.
pAkyA wants "Our Carter" for a Fourth Of
July speech. His Honor Is et,yn4ed to NJ 10
Ntnttoon. At.d consequently CHI nuke no othor
engagements.
TnE t!rth annual report ot tho Department Of
Rnd cumpnct jDt. All OF It's contonts have nl-
rcndy hecn given In tho coiusnes Ut THE
THIDrSE.
tct1lay. owins IL tic tic tnmp; caii weashor, which
nv sy aosf hs;sssi s%sss xss ssasa sf s
burtua pcrlNtts.
ycstertlny: tIMlltnan + Provost, slt@,: SInnon
IiNiiinatt. *a,7Hi: sfnrtin siuaney, ff,38i; at1d
huckwcll street. $f5.S.
THE report Of the City Collector for tho month
EjloGl was fnr ltnenscs and ~ tnr opee!ai ~.
milo dogs md lrl05 for stuts.
TuE advertisements Will 10 published to.tiay
for tho pron,sth bridgeport pumps. The speet-
In orlce 1u gtyo oyerYb9dy- Il cbnnce. Tho I'd.
ferlis,x will rrubnbIy hp FOR month, 50 It's to
yet !n nf tho Lids possible.
4 MAN named lso,,crt Hunt writes to the lsuIid-
Ing Department to culAp!ain thnt hnrns between
ls8bey IND lioyne STRUTS ntc being chat,9ed tntf,
huusos nul ni other kinds Of works, contrary
tlellnit III hs complaint tho Building Department
will uttend tu it.
TN. t-orm,.too ~, rtocuoos nono+ Saturday
ttnn .Mha ~ ,, ,..GE. LII a iy
lot@ thp!H Ht.u ~. tnelr Re@Esatses @ H.
,, ~. tHeaf , no o
a1n ~ VIZ H. ssa VI " raots ~ ona III,
s' tho tnree If I'd alylsons It oeocE. A'a "''s
TiE Elevator Inspector claims that under tho
old urtlilace ho oannot prosecute yloators Ut
tho Elevator Inv who do mt properly protect
eiovatoF open!iaRs 10 nas 'aspeetea 61 cIo.
n tts e a .rt tta ~ ,Hsmf Hsf ptisn,nc ,st
W t ,., .,at ao ~ sesscu oe'ulncos' "a'cn
ne tn'a*s R''es nlm a1np'e po"or'
Fu.lt cases u small pox wpro reported yestcr-
day, pIln Ut these being nn ufunt but ~ weeks
o fo1na # ~ S.a! s,reSt The sh was
previously been 0iher cascs In The hniise. rho
uiher eases rpportcd wcro ut :H5t l[nistett. Ia
West Imlh1nn street, aud at I'll Hickory nvenuo.
fl.k SSsf street e, 'A'Ap01 "aS 'e0F''a '''m -
~ ,n,u..,. .,,.r,.,, ,,,,.h,.,. h.. ,,,.,..,.,,
y, - MsE =, aEaaa ~ m0!noF nas apnealou
tWa" - =, ruSo Gs ~ M , & w
sst,, haau sltns ~ nis tln'E anu monoy, leavinE
s MCasvaa AtM M, nGr 81 ~ ns!c unes Wotse tnAa
orpi,. so ~ W. 1,!'
Ie ,hM, tov H1nMd H. ~ ,y tno rca ~
eel''uE l'eo '"""F y" p''s toF '1''e seFsices'
CirY- -ESdlSEE,i CAE0IEls auys thut 1t Is fnl-
, 1881-06-08

tho rules uf wnr kct IN tpnt expedition cnntnn-
lug erfcrnl hundred Ii, I'll tnrut nlt tb. rrnUwn.
c't privntrrr rilv Enllhs stAFtn!i md ercwnlthnt
vessel Ehsn them Il vHrm reception. ht,Wnrrr.
am! tho "hF gun wna irauyht 10 .eRr on them
With terrible el1eae. Hut tho uvcrwholmlnG
numbers ns the 1lrLtish expedition finally Pre-:
rHltc! Tho ttGM. .srtnstral,E WIZ destroyed Ntd
the "big 1sun" found n wntcry prNvc in Funch-
, 1881-06-08
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Juuu 7.-'rhe steamships City Of
london. Airppo, aiu( Oder, from New York,
Minnesota, fren Dostol,. mil Illinois, FROM
Philadelphia, llavo Arrfvctl out.
New Yot,K, JUNE 7.-ArrIveti, tho Ohio,
from Drcinch, and Saxotl Afonnrcl,t from
London.
.t'1Asuow, Jttke 7.-Arriyctl, tho Star OF
Neyatla, from New York.
LoSnoN, June 1.-Canatfn, D. StcluManl,
md NfNus, trotl New York. arrived out.
, 1881-06-08
THE INDIANS.

spsttal Dtspateh to tbs Chicago 1rtbune
ST. r4Aut, Minn., June IA Winnipeg
special to the Pioneer Press says: sixteen
Cree Indians werc scalped III IT tight with
Blackfeet Mcnr Fort Walsh, tho Crces having
staten Ylaekfcct horses. a coIlisiun Is an
tIclpatcd ljctween SittinH-}nlt an,l t'fs follow.
that district.
, 1881-06-08
DEATHS,

~ u. ttUEfC
- = = e .,,----.-.-.
SruKGEs--At t;enrya Lake, Y!s,, on Tuesday tho
Tth insi NJ 4 n'cluck ~ H. III srnriot fnyor .jrJis
younaosi ds,,xhor ii ,!sorse II and Mary b aiurses,
"xsa ,gns ,.an Iu o vr, .nn, c,,,-.r -,a,v
Of Thnnias UntliCIr. nvsd IS ycnfs N"'''"'f ''"N'
Faaora!. irHn hor iaio fcsidenee, No. IN West
tnmrsh ii t,o liIiy F"ml,y aid tEeneu BY ca.rs Il,
f.nyurv i;cnGtnry EetrndM al tho fnntIT ntG invited
~ AtIrnf. "''''f -ot'o" - ''' '''' 80 '''''SN
YN- tusts,r, San Francisco md Omaha pspcrs
n,.sc tuny ~ ~ ~ @-'
' M,ther tcnr xu,1 have Taft us
Nh viii n,iss Vim nuH ~"
Ilnw yni, InyD tHndU us hhppyt
Whu viii do Ii nowt
nix s,mrinfs Mn, III ssh iin,s,nd.st 1iernnS1 FIN.
mat N,.Sirr,ts nvrd III vnnrs ~ ~
Sr..,.1.,r 80 u'.t H., ,s....,. ru.... -
, 1881-06-08

OVER SEVEN THOUSAND MAcKlNHON PENS
Ilayo been sold In Chicago A!ouo during 1B8u md
over half million In gcnernt use. description
FREQ to my address. biAoktnnon pcu Company,
lps broadway, Now York. ~ Madison stroct,
Chicago.
, 1881-06-08

Not s. or 81, hut get tho finest Atlf1 best, $8-n
sot. Drs. McChcsncy, eur.lar Clark MID ltlldolph.
, 1881-06-08

y % tne at1notsphShr,s sS,asnEs at linprr :
so.,y yoi n,,nrnnG g,nGs osc"sson OF tao p"pef inc
% Aosnm"s sns,, boy co,,c,, Albert, il ye.r, ., .,xc,
Luke street, accidentally reil n %cls,ek ye.tef:
III through tho elevator W iatcfwny to the bate-
,nent whcre. striking ot, his hend ho r..
Yef svi @ sen wns sssors sn,Se mstiS' ID mat a,tcn
him. thinks he nannot recover. Tic was tltk.n
g his itt't1sc, No ftH Sheffield 9scndc. ty tho
X Mest LIKE street loiisc ratto'. Enp,oSGs S. n
iiSf iate .he SlsSstSr:. .Sst.: s,,S .tsppe,i u.
ihat oor 1ie ha no no usncss M 70 so s tho oe.
1t. A. PACKER, President. and u. +. a,sr,mau,
euporfnteatcnt. rennsylyana; New fork; uGn-
MaIiroati, Nov YORK; Il. j. rottcr. ucneral
Ma,,a4sr @ ch!sass: n9!lnEsop 0,asy {, {,a,l.
ell eSai' Aaes seeE!1 Ii S
Chairman lta!lron.l Emrloyts slutunl lleneilt
fssee"aer sens mi ue"fse II. ba'ieis. I uo,'
crai Tieket Agent Wnlnssii 1 incillo Railr7ml.l,
~ ": 4ssst x ~ ksearf e fetk snss c",
River lsaitroad, Albary, N. Y, nre at tho Grand
pncisio
Tng Seventeenth Ward Lnnl f.cnRtio t,eld its
wis largu nttcnilasico. Iii. john Sweeney
presided. thorough aad very sIeccssful etfort
,ebnteti it wns moved that tho III uncy be scnt 10
tho slate Treasurer. 5ir. Lyons Objected, and
amua9 1.a1a Leasacs nsw: Tint the rcsei,,s
t .ions passed W tho tand. l.caR!,o Convention
ta. ssh W. IL % sss rsssfy xss o,e ~ h s
70 keep I ,nsncss received %ntii s1.e caa'tl
ireianj wonlti uot bo bcieiited. Tho scnalns
Ct ,e osy wns t the plan OF tho
2Gx ut Wo 81 hs 81, been ~ trouble FOR son'e M
hnrses s,1MH vaIueS NJ NJ *,sn frtn W. %.scli II
sS',eht !. remedy for h!s Fsisy]ances ] ii the Soa'
L sud a}yc ,if IN '''n toroor t
fused to hunor. md On Tho str,t'r,h Of It lit.sci
seized buth tho hDrsrs and Dtuck, anu while he
consigned tho former H. convenient stobic.
tue latter was sent to tnil :. hlr. nlocli. very:
natSa aa.sa to oGss4 Ss to Ss 0 y'2a Il. 'S sfoSa s
Court hold 70 tho contntry ana sent him 10 tail
sssys . g. 81 IT. es g. St SSRP2s'y as T. dsP IT,
scli ot t. Ind he .!one this Nusseil would havo
Isa nj s kscp1 of ID ao wSoo
proceeding 20 fiji III isusscl WIS concerned.
rrtE Ainuu or Arr.
soev naee t ne I'M Shsa1 @ ~
enG enpn o. - On asnt T., ann eotts @ @
tr,,yar. tho wosk 81 chlt.aw., nr,isfs. whn xonr-
osiy nontpn"tei @ II tteir Wnr fnr tbc i,ensst u 1r
,hs s1sS Sxssst Mr sns,ey y frieqas ~ ~ te n
sntnn staS f., 1nfS,v tSa cxnsn "a ~ .Hitn IN
II" rSt,,9,o H. r1iHr III r. %nvr @f,n,
voiuulo Is richly Gountl, and jts c,tatents Will
fur,l nliItp id tnturysitur feature uf the
soclety's collection. both tor the intrinsic
given. Ths contributors 10 tic album. nTo
EJt,l chrr 4 q Shnw II ifr,,nka n 4 (tnlIla
, 1881-06-08

For flnc Rranttc and marble monuments 20 TO
the Office OF lohu II. voiit+ Gu Dearborn street.
Original dcsfKns n specially.
, 1881-06-08
We recommend Elttre.lgc csowtng-uacl,lnc

Cntnngns t}nos tiot advertise teeth for :; and
charge morG. ~ HtMtG.