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"A All Gold, Chrome and Lithograph Cards,
W no two alike, name on, Zoe. G. DePuy,
Syracuse, n. 7,
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AN ALL.NIGHT SESSION.

But 1t Didn't Amount to Anything Useful
lone Contested Case Decided--Re
ment of More Old Army Officers--Appro-
priation Bills-Silver DOllars-Staniey
Matthews to Succeed Justice Swayne.
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CTATE OF MfNNEsOTA-CO COUNTY OF RAM
- sey-District Court Second Judicial District.
Isaac v. D. Heard vs.. Hammond Rouse and Charles
B. Dean:
SUMMONS.
The State Of Minnesota, to the shove named do
PENDANTS:
You and each of you are hereby summoned and
required to answer 70 the complaint in this acton
which has been fled IN the Off Of the Clerk Of this
court at st. Paul. In said county and to copy
of your answer TO the said complaint on
the subscriber at his Office In st. Paul aforesaid
within twenty days after the service of this
uron you, exclusive Of the day Of such service,
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this
action will take judgment against you for the sum of
five hundred and ninety s4-100 dollars and interest
from date, and costs.
Dated Nov. II, 1880 ]. I'd. HEARD.
1919 Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Paul, MINI.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-District Court, Second judicial District
Isaacv. D. Heard vs. hammond Rouse and Charles
r. Dean and William Hopkins.
SUMMONS.
The State Of Minnesots, to the above named de.
PENDANTS:
You and each Of you are hereby summoned and
required to answer to the complaint in this sction
which has been fled In the Office Of the clerk Of this
court, ut st. Paul, In said county, and TO serve
copy Of your answer to the safd complaint on the
subscriber, at his Office In said st Paul within twenty
days after the service Ct this summons upon you
exclusive eff the day of such SERVICE and you fan to
the plaintiff in this action viii take Judgment against
you for the SUM Of four hundred and thtrfy-tVo
G2-100 dollars and costs Of suit and interest from
date-
Dated Nov. II, 1880. Lv.D. HEARD.
1879 Plaintiffs Attorney, St. Paul, MINI.
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, January "a, 1851.

All persons interested in the assessments for
the grading and constructing of a culvert on
Fort street, from Erie street to Oneida street,
in the CITY of ST. Paul, Mimi,
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u nfTCTn The Great French Inyigcrator. SvDts
UUht nlU only. stamp for circular. Eery1Ds
RING fIis for lost manhood 81 box. Book
90 Nervous Diseases, cause and cnrs; i.c 10 Pay
s--tArs In JAMES, eel Warrington street, Chi
jsxo. II. ~
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening and Extending an Alley il
Block l5 Whitney and Smiths Addition.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 20, 1881.


Etc.,: s. $s H. : %
completed and entered e Of record y
,,s,e ,no SssG1s CT ny2 s assesses
=, .,a ~
damages sSs
ts:.S $ sis iss s.s except s? s
sa;: 1s 'S IT, ii am
s' Sly l 70 i sss 81 ss sTosy and Smiths Aa 5000
81 s $ +; $$E;, sns zss
$t 4 ss :4ss e s.: Try 3ssss Is;
an alley. a4s 60
ya aas a ". 1sSs to s CT s.5 The s1 IF 4sT
#sS; II sSss zisa H,s .s 40
E Es; gs s sS e a q ;y y except s sss Il
$: j. $Sa.3 $ : Addition FL s 'i.s 81
' ;s s s;'s i; :i
s'$ :; : s Il; a s Iii i ii III d FL:
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Sane v H and sais asd s g. Paul. taken @
alley 40 w
':s' $;: f. .; Is Ss: s s @
s,% g %seS 81 ri Il s
. il : ss i: s; y 3 :s . s s ssh:S s ss
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street, hen a
from the centern OF parau center
O
% IN its andn
be
John Fol housesf don SLY 5tofeIy of
1871
,oS 1 T F Fo4 i1u %od an ss linz; 80 sc @
r; % As Bs9 e @ except + 10 Sa s' an:
Same Smiths sad
on 10 st..
Mark Lo Whitney and Smiths Addition
to
Same.L
except
julia TIE O Whitney
Smiths nfoan
O Smiths Ad
made writing and filed with the clerk OF
President
l. GoRMAN, Clerk Boado of Public WORKS..
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assessment for the Opening and

assessment for the Opening and
Extending of a street so feet
aide, from the Vest end of Ol5ve,'
street, formerly Bluff street. IN
the SirM Hard, along the Edge
of q Bluff to the Line of CherO-
lee aUenste extended N0rtherJy,
thence along the said line to
North End of said Cherokee
aUenue, ist accordance acith an
order of the Common Council of
the city of st. Paul. Approved
July 22, 1880.
Banning g. divers Addition to West st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt. of
Description. Lot. Block. Ass'm't.
W H Tompkins. 6 6S 81 so
Same. Observation-Disclosures. I 63 50
divers Addition to West st. Paul
Supposed owner and Amt. of
description. Lot. Block. Assessmt.
II FL Fuller, W >......... sc" 50 90
Banning & divers Addition to West St. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt. of
description. Lot. Block. Assessm't
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minneapolis fsasaroad IL,

Indianapolis fsasaroad Time 7aoss.
Minneapolis q St. Louis Raiiway-Short
Line, lows Rcute, via Burlington.
New line between Minneapolis. st. Paul and Chi
caGo. Short line via Burlington, running through
express trains With PULLMAN PALACE DAB
5LEEPERS TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE
Is milea shorter than any other route.
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mp nnn Appetite cured. NO FEE till cured.
1op0ouo Send stamp. G.S.M. Co., Cleveland o.
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.s1pml 30 :s5.n

ls7:1o sml'e 80 p N
Mondays excepted
Express makes close
b on branch lines.
Traffic Manager.
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-District Court,, Second Judicial District.
Isaac v. D. Heard vs.. Hammond Rouse and Charles
B. Dean:
, 1881-07-28

Too day Of os{r1eism aud fayorltlsm, r. 9ss
.paasod. Tho people hayo tAke ehRia" c,,ossa
Ea!M q saa aafI asa!as LEY 1an0sg;yents n'1 unJ nos
senators VINO Wlii no tnest fs,. ggen,ti i,eh
putting tho vtoa. preslaoat it,!V ropfe.
!nnt h Mauid po ~ meSs 5a'iMg1'1lstfsion,
seatatv9 - o. anos9gG n{ & % ~ oftn a. logger
'hqaas Win it-KtAgs.on pfss1o,M. ~ i1tr3R''; r3R'a';ae.a
With Mr; Eunkltng out Of = ~ * nSvit6ug ~ Il. 6ug
stz IL intissst nss q shat xotlsan qyy.{
thing which has dlyli9d ths purity agas'@' ''E'''
~MnsHt ttts a1Eas ltknl.l ,,r,,,rsct,,, strps,
g}o Against corrupt. .orrogalt, Ano e ri.
9leu9pt u she politics ct tho s1Gt9 a nesc., M Win
lowed ny au ora OF harmony hna ~, ind ths
ssloxatlon pf rho prlnoiple Y " ,,,iIcsn r.rt1 nrt1
plAc0 in tho u1RRnlzatlou. tho ittn4u!unw su%nwami Ii
will Fasup9 aa oll'tl'ua yifos. !a ~ IN 10
, 1881-07-28
THURSDAY, July IS, 1887.

WE lIayo m doubt TINT people generally
tall except the privileged oies who read TIN:
TnlnuNE) arc complaining nowadays Mt the
duliness Of, tho newspapers. But there arc
compensatory advantages In such 4 coll'll-
tIon. The newspaper roatlcrs should take
heart In the reflection TINT their lotis not so
trying us TINT Of tln peopls who are Ieu'.trell
to make up newspapers 1l Hull seaY0ll.
Aud they should remember that dull news
l".pars Indicate, as n rule, IL placid condition
Ut society. 'rhIs w0n!d .bn q very nnconl-
Portable world II newspapers were sensational
at NIL t1mrs, for It would require cQnstant
tumult 10 1nnkc tleni 10.
, 1881-07-28

TIE secret history has lust come to light,
acepr.lpr to tho Hsn Franolseo Cali ot the n0Go-
tlatiaps, which wers slmost suoceasfnl, by
which, Il IA alleged. King kalAkapa ipseuacd 70
dispose at his hlrthrEhh The K1agdQta Of liza.
wall, tor y $1,00o,a0Q lnesa Of pottAge:
.Capsar Ce.sa Moreno, who acquired eolna noto.
rlaty not lppK aKU tn san +FEAHoIseo III uonueOs
tl0n With ths Chinese soaA9h!p ltness was tRther
at the nro]eot,- and Suo1eedea III Inducing the
King ~ c0Es1nt tu 1t and empower h!tll tm carry
1t tG completion. The p1an was that tho Chlueaa
steamers weFe 10 lMpoFt ~ Snapdtl{ w. lhl4alblo
thos0 were 10 he taxed u q tcad, thereby rAts-
al ls pssson; @ on tha isana cltizsus who wlsaoaths
frnAehtse. Tho qpyesnqlont Hss theA to pru.
oiAtln To the pea,Rle that u was favorable To AH
RnNpxstt0n with ChlpR. aud Gull ulHlu tho pa1.
ptv Tor u populYr expression Oh tAo AuV&uoA,
The lou, ,0l U1uli0a would 1iltvoto all th6 othaF
pnlMliAuon, and nAtuENIly would vote fpF Atsiaxs
attbtl. Tho %1,0l0,0 900 heaA.tax was 10 le ths
price, anu more was prql,ably ~ b' paid to the
Islands. bsoranO'a H!sslop WlA TO Withdraw tho
foreign watpbdpgA-tha MlAstcFs. When this
conspiracy w1s discovered thp weRlthier portion
ct lis foreIgn reailonis brought ovety lnllueneo
70 EeaF, aaI iha K,aR wss forced e d!aglisa the
objectionable HgrtleR at Aia Ministry and rQvQkQ
MIy0npR UqMnIRxluh, and thus vAdqtl, tor tAa
pt1,9ent ut (uAsk the attempt 1T tutnpH over tQ
China the Sandwich lAlaAd&.
, 1881-07-28

,rnE Nuw York lrlb,tns alxtously asks:
had sEhtcsl the Empire and bad aentesl 9in,aclf
to awalt III approach. ThcEe being y l,iil now
he tan ouHn. ijrwaTtl and toll ~ tfo position ?f
tho En,rlro at ttts'ta0mqnt,. 1t woild be we'll to
lot tAp ppOplu hivo t1|lt of its approHoh. X It
wcro to Cnlab upon US {lawArds tue SURPRISE
might be too grGAt to be borne.
, 1881-07-28

SAYS 4 dlspatcll from Geneva TO tho 14on-
don Ttn1es OF July II; "Not fur mapy years
hnvo tho crops Of nil sorts In Bwjtzorland and
tho adiAcent districts Of Franco, utrinauy, md
Italy beou Ia 80 splendid oon.f'tion as they nro
at present, There Is ovoey promise 1f Il most
hountlfil harvest, and tho sutlloant yet not ton
heavy rains Ut tho last few days tlro gooll
al1xtlry Tor tho autpmn hay ufups, on which tho
pensnnta depand for much of thaIr winter fOLi-
der. The coudit!pn Of the vines Is equally sRt-
isfaptqry, Afew dlatr'cts hugo auNercu from
tho storms, hut thpir arpp Aas tGon fortunately
40 restricted that they panlot 1nstorlaly affect
tho general resHlt."
, 1881-07-28

ALnAHY. July 2T.-Somo px0itculout prqsaicd
hero on Il rutlnr Of MI attptnpt tb sb0oH Ouv
Gpru0Il. 1t appears that u stranger walRal I'd
to tho stoop Of tho Gid Capitol Building Ind wa
ttclug the strnngo appearance OF thu 1nan, who
WIS carrying utl osd-fashloned gun or ns shoul.
tlcr. asked him whore he wns going. lie replIci;
~ uni AdJutant. Goneral Of this State" llyda
ut pnca Haw tho lnan was. probably cr1lzy, and,
re,ring some harm 10 tho state officials was n.
tended, asked for tho gun. THO stranger De.
cllngi to RIvo it up, wllcll struggle ensiied tx
It's possession, ilytle secured ii. 1t was un.
inaIal. Tho atrnuBor, who Is aYldent!y reoos.
erIng frnsn q sprce, Hfvcs the name VI Patsjcf
, 1881-07-28
PERSONALS,

A I.nntlan pnppr ARya. tlat Tonnyson'9
heal Ia wider than 0ladstouo's.' Thts Ia rough
OIL Gladstone.
A convention, Of lawyers Is to be held Mt
Atlautiu City in August, and the water sharks
Rre getting ropdy to leave.
The Kansas City Tl'tNs publishes the slze
Of sloves worn by tho bellies Of that city. 1t ia
thought that tho CimulanPft papors will nnlargo
apd do tho satAq thing.
An American girl In. Columbus, O., has
married. q ChlNNplan. "A ho docs NIL tho wash-
i,ig and conklng, tho Ohio young intly bus dono
better than tnpat Rira.
Tile Cincinnati qazette says "pufs Of mill
and tulq Illusion In tho neck bl FUR to tako
the place Of pieAtings una siichra," Ohio editors
don't mtss u4r,y polnts.
Mr.. Tlldel, Is Mt Long l}rancl,, 1Io must
look cute when ha COOS In h4thfnR, and tho will
waves arc sayIag that ho p'lRht to marry anu
aottlo duwa, iaalcRl Of ronpEnG nhqnt In bis
boylah, oarelesa WaYt -.
An Engltshn,an WHO has published Ills oh.
sqrygtiops during 4 trip in thp unltpl HtHtoa
canplusles tat tho most atriklng and thoroughly
American ohAractorp he saw wero Hob ltlgersoll
mud MauaH. slr, HcoohcF IL not getting fair
4how thla Bcason,
A saylng at Abl-a1 Kader, tie great Arab
Chief and patriot, "Woman Ia ltku tho down
from q swailQw's broast,--too light to fall to
GARTH, tue heavy to rIs9 to hoAyen." 1t Was
lucky for Mr., Kaaor that Gail Hamilton dla NOT
visit Algeria aar'nx Ais 1'fotIme'
The New York IFthu7lG lakes half 4
column In which to describe tho hRthlua-drassna
worn by little girls at Long i}raugh. Tho bnth-
ing-drpsaes worn by little boys iu Chicago aro
not quite go cou,p1icatel. TAoy consist .lalnly
Of eunl1urned bRok and q atouu-brt1sa on each
heel. ' ..
Tn a 1atter tn 't,,e trnns1ator oP bts vnrl,.-
praf. Won .lol4t, tho vol kpqwn German pub.
l,plst, snys, "That pqrugo with tho intenBest
anxiety tho laypoptuant Of tho tragedy In
Washington. I need mt toll you. Whatever tho
fate ut Atr, Qarfloll mqy bp, hopp and trust
bis blood will make tho RQels pf Cyvll-Bogv Ie9
rororlu thrlve.' ..
uTova,v div Mrs. Jones.u iva, Nrra
u,.,. .. ,,,i,s - =, p. ,,,,h,sT ..,
..W"a a' vory vosy '1ct,obtfn,." ~ thtnk ~ soo"
"t1ood ,luy. Mrs Jo1es," ,"upou ,lay, Mrs,
smith" ,t'IIpne you'll Eot homo ntoply,"
/ ",Yhpnk you; sn,ue to YOU" W0ood duy,"
| ufluot div" "Oh, xIyp my loyo to Yusan,,
"Yes, wilt good day"
,r,.,,ata 1,ao;, S,on,a,, 1,o,, m,,c,, oxnor,orco
.ts. tw,s., s,"....n.. a1no;,, ".,,
s".,, ~ ~. ~ saso.a, s"ars o.,n w..
srn,tnrs w ~, ~ ssW III ns,@,ts
~ ,s H ~ ~, ,s"s t"-,, r ,,oonor n r sa,s
~ W.. H" IL, 49,. "n.s XIV
a. oy ~" ,,. '1au n.,aa a ..,,a ."s
NV ~ ne' nosu nu'u ~ s'a "a.u" .,.
W. poa Mt".s as''A' e'toi n'o ''s'"
"ts'' cou"trV .......,
Tho Hon. a, II. HtQpllgNs was once making
an eloquent spcech IN Georgia, when auaanE his
listeners appestod Mr.. Gentry, Of TeMnesseo.
Delighted with tho speech, but moved with pity
, 1881-07-28

TIE CutrAdo TRIBUNE has established branch
occs foi tha receipt Of subscriptions and advostlso"
nlents as follows:
NEW Y0isK-Isoom = Tribune Building. r.T. Nc
FADpEN Manager.
GLAsduY, scotiAud-hlIans 'A,nefican News
Agency, 81 Aenhald.st
{A@Du0N. Eng.-AnGrcan Excban4o, ~ Sifhtia.
1lESHY f.u1Lli1, Agent.
WAsl1lNaION. b, t.-la9 strret
, 1881-07-28
POPULAR EDUCATION IN KNalAN

AO& OAhA ANNVhAAVN AN HWoAtA%s~s
Tile report OF the National colamtttce on
E!lucatloll IN England for 1880 has I!.st 1tpdo
lis appearance, and contains somo very Inter-
cstlnE statistics rs to tho PROGRESS OF popular
education IN England and Wales, especially
since 1870, when tho Gladstone Education
net wns passet. Prior to that tlma elnca-
tlon WIS prlyate nfll sootartan, and tho
schools wero IN . condition by M means sat-
isfaotory. Tho priests Of various denomtna-
tions were in charge ut tie SCHOOLS, asltl they
drew small amount. fr0m the Imperial
Treasury, besides tie rates y derived from
taxation, but the jnnense illorease which
las been made since that tlme shows how
deficient tho sc,lnals were. Now education
Is compulsory. Parpnts may send thelr chill
tlre,, 10 nrivRte schools. hut thoy must sppA
them TO, SONG elementary spllanl to attlllro
the rnlImnnts of nh education. and, ns GILL"
slren are not allowed to work III factories
Until tllpy nre 13 OF II years Of gge, therc
Is MI opportunity for oil 10 10 to school,
As compared with ler present advantages,
England WINS then IN the Dark Ages. III
1870 tllero wore 8,asl scholla Inspected; In
tss0 tlle number reached 17,74S. IN 1870
accommodation was provided for lese than
100000 children, md now tharo is ae-
colnlnotlutlon fur A,aa5o, 900. The average at
tondaHco IN 1870 was 1,l5s,@pt last year 1t
was A!fO.ol0.
| The tlota1ls for the yenr 1880 arc quito rs
interesting hB t1ie statistics Of prOgres8, and
show that education iN England aud Wales Il
fully up to the standard If education IN the
Northern States Of tlls country Tho total
Nnmber Of 4,950, 900 Ghilt1ren I'll SCHOOL out Of
, 1881-07-28


President Will recover. II Is p!aiM tlat the
consulting surgeons, AgneW md Hamilton,
have great confidence n II final fayor4bso IT,
suo OF the case, After Incorporation nj Sunday
which. relieved tho psls cavity, Dr. AEnew
sIDko very el,c0urqgtngEy, at OIL Tllesdny
Dr. Hamilton spoke with very great aontl-
.le,lco u,l the subject. Dr, lfaMtt1on esf- |
,teNtly found tic President stronger than l.c |
expected to,-far stranger than tha nveragp |
Ut patients you'll h0 under similar cIrcunl-
STANCES. llc says: "1nstead Of being weak.
when hc saw mo itl the r0oM yesterday !
morning Il was standing Mt the head OF the
bcd the better to observe what was going on}.
tho President p,lt Ills hand hack over Ills
head 10 take mine, a,ul said, clecrfnlty,
i low nre you, Doctor, this morning" Tile
stories of cxtreutu weakness hrc, therefore,
grtu,.tlIess," III answer to the question,
-"Coul4 the President bear second opera.
tlor p"-nr. Hamilton ranltetl: ~ think lie
could buar six operations Or more OF tho
c[larac,er of tie one Just perforn,el."
II We nrc 10 belieya Dr. Hamilton,
nlu! 10 will be believed, tho assertion Of nm
army oilicer who has n room. at Tie Willie
1Inuse with {ien. Swnin, but WHO don't want
to he quoted" tint tho President "can't raIsa
Ills arms" must 10 sci down rs falsf. 1t is
reasonable probability tllut the "asn'y
onicer" WHO "dbn't want 10 bo quoted" is
"siiort" MI stocks In Wall street, 4le says'
"frhp people generally don't realize how
sicls u ,ipn tle President is. d. lla u very
weak; tsa IL pale. thin, md laa8gartl." No
doubt lie ls livery wcak"; 10 doubt In j.
"palc, thin, a1stl ltaggard." llnt Dr. uasnil-
ton says: - lie Is not ulucls changed"
The President l,ns not saloeniItbett ~ thu
usually lomoraltzlng effects OF ltsed<e. ral!t,
aud suffering; ha llAs not surrendered 10 tile
enemy wlIel, Is tuggIng ut his yltala, Ills
brain Is clear, aiu Ills wll!-lMwar Is NnilIl-
,,atred, Vlte SURGEONS lil0w the yNllto Of
these elements III tlle G0so, and pr, Hamilton
declares confidently that The President cali
boar many operations Of the character
OF that performed Oil Sunday. The later
Developments Ut the cnsa |,aye Convinced
Dir. llnmiltol, TINT tho nssasln's bullet lid
.iqt pcuetra!e the. preslls,t'H liver. lilo cyl
dGutty thinks h0 knows vary nearly Wlloro
tho bullet Is AMI this factor adds to, t'a .te-
Esgo hf confidence lie feels In Il fay0rOb!e
Issue Of the case.
4 careful examination and nnalyRls Of tile
oiticial bulletins OF Tuesday slow thAt there
was no warrant III u9e aotl,nl condition Of
tl,e President for the very alarming Eoports
no wiualy circulated on that day, While Aa
surgeons were Employed III removing bits OF
hons from tlla Presidents wound, aud while
thq President was bearing the operation
bravelY, l,crDically, spccNlainrs vera In
dustrtously circulating false reports In
regard 10 Ills oonIltion. Those speculatqrs,
, 1881-07-28
Gl1e G1il,1t11e.
TERMS OF sUnsCnIrT1oN.

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Bund43, 0+pags edition. psf rear. 800
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, 1881-07-28

one ot tho l,ilwarks Of freedom Is under
anlDu1, alll death tu lntalljgcnco and free
Thought Is proclaimed.
There arc m popular rights wllerp there IL
moi M absolutely ffno ,,ross, nccountah'e Ia
the laws Gf public morality AMI public safaly
Dnly rs individuals nrp. 'TlIrn can bh no
free discussion ufller my gtl,or conditions.
In this country tho froGQ0m nf political
parties md tho g1tarantea Of a Jury trial ara
now 80 yellnssnrod Ip n,nst spcttoIls that the
liberty OF The press IL well protected against
tho tyranny Ut ofllcta' altl judicial power
nntt against tho mcnacc Of ,nob viplencc. The
Democratic pnrty projects lis press against
tile possible persecution ut The Republican
party OH pneount of It's csiljolslns and opn-
lona. Sn ia tho Republican press protectod
ngntrst Democratic prosecutions, and 80 are
tho newspaper representatives Of MI political,
religious, snciat, professional, md business
factions. Tho only exception II found III the
intolerant anl bntldozei sections of the
sputll, where, III proof Of tho theory we llave
advanced, all polltical md social freedom
Is under tho co1,strAlnt nf violence
and t,}pppcraoy, Tho Juilges who wQnll 10
incIlncli 10 cling to Tie traditions Of the limo
whom newspapers wGre trcntcd ns enemies
of goyernuants and Of oillcelloltlers nre kept
fl check py tho jurlcs of newspaper readers.
Not u tlay passes when tho dispatches from
Europe dU ltpt contain soma information
witch should mako every Gitfzon of this
country thankful for hts American heritage,
nnu no fcntura Of thls current Information
should create s,lcll general satisfaction rs tho
cpntrust letWpcp tho conditions which goyarn
| tho European and American pr19a.
, 1881-07-28
POSTAGE

Entered At ths Post-0des At Chtrdaa ls a. sfeond-
Giass Matter.
For tho bQnrnt OF nnr patrons vito daafrs to send
sInEc copies OF THE TRIBUNE throu9h tfo mall "a
uiva herewith tbs transient ratio of ,oata103
Etrftdn md DoiHssie. Per Copy.
Flight and Twe1vn fnR1 lsnper..........s...E eonM'
ti1tecn pAg0 coHts.
, 1881-07-28

Whlte.saockln9 1sHae-1sa1l Park,
Championship Baseball Gam1-Clcvelnnd w CHI
cngo-thl. afternoon at t!i40. =
, 1881-07-28

AIlss. EpwAtsps. tho novelist, writes to tho
London Times s,gEqAttug Il nuve! plan whereby
English AUTHORS inay actlulro copyright in tho
United statcs uns1or tho existing law. fior prop
osltton Is that tho foreign nuthor sell l,alf his
book to mn Atnorlcon atad half to m English
publisher. Suppose, for instance, the ntlthur hNs
completed n novol Of ,ft' manuscript pages. Lot
him soil eco npRas tn Hurst s. l1laokett, Of t.on-
don, mud 900 to Harpor s. &llrothors, Of Now rGrk.
Then lot the book TO published simultaneously
by both holsos. Pirates IN oithor country, says
Mrs. Edwards, would 10 froo To raprEnt tho part
OF the story published IN tho other country, but
as thIs license would apply 10 opty half tho book
the practical effect would be to prevent tue
publication Of tho whole or my part. In this
way, sho continues, might English authors ac-
qufro protection lp tho Unlfed States. "Thoro
Is but one oh1coon to this schetno." aayH tho Nnw
York 1ieraid- =" It Ia utterly worlhloes. undor no
orcumstauooa will American copyright vest In
litarary work uf foreign authorship nntler tho
prusont law, Thp only method OF securing this
enl Ia by u iiow Inv Or troaty.".
, 1881-07-28

AfeVteker's Theatre. .....
Nsd,son strse!, pssreen s'asc and Dearborn.
NYha Word.'
, 1881-07-28

Olympic Theatre.
Clark street. betn ecn Lake and Randolph, MN
clio TOMS Cabn.H
, 1881-07-28

Ifoofeyts Theatre.
Uanto!ph stffst bstweon Clark and ia ealfe.
Engugemont OF Jnmes uNsIll. ''sarntURa."
, 1881-07-28

Rxrneltten lSal!atngs ..-.
Michigan Avenue, oppost Adams street, VhoGat
Eunimer Might concerts.