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, 1881-04-22

1fEU4H4t
CL1STDa. ILL.,, April 2i.-TraIn No. L. bound
north On tho lllnoa Central Railway. WIS
tittchod about O'clock tlis afternoon between
Hcyworth aud Wapolla, and nlno cars md Its
ouHlno wcro wrcokcd, causing delay Of soverul
hours. Tho wrock will be oigRral up by inorn-
inx.. i portlun Of tho cnra wtru blly tlaul-
aged, TO what BxtHnt cuntOt DO estimated,
though somewhere between $4,000 md &1,QJ0,
Tho truck BproAtt.
, 1881-04-22

spsetai h.pafea 70 T9* catsa0o rsasa.
Etx'tAisT, lnl., April al.-The Elkllart p,n.,.
mill was partially DESTROYED by fire a. IN 1S en-,
tanrous combustion. Loss osttnatcd NJ al uoe' w.
fully insured IN tho following cotnpnnlo., ~
rerial, fa,s0D; Livcrpt,ol, Loit,on L G,asa ,a'
sl.0Uo: Wostorn, $2,UD; Gnrmnn Anc,a.e' e'
S1.50o; Home. Now York, $25o1; enr,oss',e!
Fire i nrino. ,b0o. The mill was owned h. ~
Him. ltliTlls llonrtlstey and tho lion, John 100
sbf this city. Thu work VI requiring tho f,iIAk
Will begin at once. mud tho mill Will b. ~.
ngntn within thirty days, 'aV
, 1881-04-22

DAYTON, o., April .l.-DurInx last night a
German named August Dosph. who has boen
boarding several weoks In tho city, In state ot
temporary Insanity climbed from bis hotot wln-
dow iu tho third story to IN adjoining root, and
wAlkOtl 0,f tho roof Into the stFeRt. lie was
picked up by q pulluo ot!ccr badly bruised, ana
died to-day. Nothing Is known Ut his mr.
tNtGdpntA.
, 1881-04-22
RELIGIOUS.

Special Dupa&eh to 14s Chicago TftbYns.
BALTIMORE. NIL, April sl.-At the hnnual
ordinations Ut young mon for the priesthood, at
the Catholic Seminary ut WoodstocA. Md, to-
day, Thospas q. Sherman, sou Of den. Sherman,
was aumlisel 10 "tonsuru" aud " msnor urllers,"
rho pr9pRrafs,ry stop tp tho pftosLAoQt Tho
Hight iaov. Archbishop 0lUboni. Ut Matylano,
otiiclattd.. -
, 1881-04-22

wns run uver md Instantly killed thls morning
4 car had beon cut lnoso from a ,svftohtn9
freight trM!r md rim on to tho switch urot!
which tho liatl'ls woro at work, and % rame vofy ~
npprndnh was i10tIce,1. All rsrnpctl. ii0wovcr,
tit, Mir. Dontlcr, whose body was badlY mati-
, 1881-04-22
AT SOUTH ELG1N, I'LL.

SpEttds D1spaEth 70 The Chstdoo 1fi6anL
EtntN, ILL.,, April .t.-V. W. rautun's ho,.
factory and Touring mills, and small dsr,s.
belonging to Mr. Heath, nt So,tth ElRIn w.
ilrcd BY MI inccndIary curly this morning. ~,
burned down. Tho loss will l,o ElnO0o. Tia A.
was act ut two different times. Tho tos.far,o.,
wns Insured III l EKtti AGotlcy, tho Nuwark ~
Gf Chicn1o. carr!Gl *5.000 On thu mill, WV
pnutOu owned both. = ~
, 1881-04-22
BECAUSE OF JEALOUSY.

6pFtNs UNtd9fh 10 INs CHteaFo 3rlbHH*.
MILWAUKEE, april aL-A daughter Ut g. r,
llafcle. farmer Of tho Town vt Stottln, near
Wausau, eom.nlttoa suicide lust n,ght, Her
lovoF asked har to ~ to ball with hiua, and she
aocepte4. Ho failed to kcep tho ongagemagt,
n1,d eh1 won't alone. Rho fapnd tho truant lover
pesltle Atlollet charn1hr, Hud thls worked Aer M
to auoh pllch tint shu went h0niD aud ehuWUl
M sSp = boz df matches andt was found doad In her
, 1881-04-22

ut GAltttETTSF1L1.E, Q.
GAN1Er1SrtLIE, o.. April 2l,-Tho sawnll1mt
extensive snko fnctory of Q. Collins ca {.
this piacG. burned Inst evening. They had a I'm,
nnlolint OF lumber OH hnntl, nearly uil Of shfs
WIS consumed. Tho ,lre II supposed 10 hsfe
Deun eHuseil by n eunl.box, or iron. the Eg;rr
furnaces; no Insurance. Tho loss " nut f,t
ftpin &7.O0l. @
, 1881-04-22

Tho alarm from nox 40 ut 7:15 inst eyeunr
was CAUSED by IL pan Of grease catei,.ng trofroa
II Kitchen stove IN tho upper story Of yar
ltuMsey street. The nlnrn, WIS turned tnbt
so'.ie, person who heard some small boys efyh1
out iirp. No damage.
, 1881-04-22
SMALLPOX.

sAN FRANotscO, April sl.-Stnail.pox 10 epf-
detoso ia the Sandwich lsiauds aud China. II
10 llutlecaba IN this connection that tho murtall.
ty III Chinatown for Two wecks pust has bUeu
xrtatly Uu the luerensu, but no nne Aoema to
Know Ut what disease they die III tbat quarter.
, 1881-04-22

THE SHIP DAVID STeWARl:., o,rtA
DALf1aoak, April si.-Tho ,nissiua sup ,",,y~ III
Staw4rt has arrived. tito ycssel wAa a.A'
daya On its passage from Ite d. Jaac"o
, 1881-04-22

6Pttfde Ottpdtth to 1AS Chtedao Ntbhn&s
FonT ATKINSON, Wis. April 2t.--At 1:so p. m.
this city wins thrown Into intcnao excitement
by tho explosion of tho atattonary cngtno.b0llor
on tho Chicnkn 4 Northwestern faalirond Conf
pnnY's ptlo.1riyor Nh. 1, which was ttso hero re-"
pairlng tho brlstge. At tho time Of tho
explosion It was standing on tho s1dc.track
while tho mon werc at tainnor. Tho explosion
sounded exactly like d lowtlor explosion. being
felt all over the city. 1t exploded with tro-
mendous force, tcartng tho toilcr into pieces
and totally delnotAtztng evory bit Ut tho
ungtno and house TINT ineiosod It.
lcnyins only n pnrt Of tho ttuos md Rratc on tho
track. At tho tltnu OF tho explosion there wero
probably twenty pcorlv within 1U fcet Of It,
!. II. Davis. proprietor OF tho 0rcoh
Mountnin House, WINS within twonty
feet Of the truck. 1Io was blown
Town. his left nrsn broken at tho oibow, anl1 Nh
artery cut In bis head, and his loft leg wns 30.
verclysbrulsod, md ho WINS severely sunldot anl
bruised. urs. Whanson md st0ckmnn sot
tho arm nnd drosscd tho wounds,
nnd consider tho oaso critical hit
not dangerous. John ltcekcr WIS passing
md WIS bluwn down md considerably bruised.
suyeral porsons received siEght cuts. but not
BerjntIs. Tho great woHdor fs that 40 innny poo
pic could b. 50 noar mud not be hurt. Tho datnago
dono to property wns considerable. A. D. VII.
cox t Co, whose Office IL within ffty foot
Of whoro tho totler stool. had their windows
blown III bY tho cUnolass0r. 4 very valuable
horse Of ttolrs that stool t1ttchcl beside tho
o.'ico WIS killed. Larao pieces broke In tho roof
OF tho o.,Ice md shed. md spoiictl a Reod
1acl ~ i,,r,,,r nr,,n o,ltrdor nt1 ,n,,a, ct'oat
uesl =. 1u,pe.. 49, nho csl,nel niu snae's"aes,
@ @%GGqn,he q m3o9s M ~ w. Ws bo~ M up tin Gnon nf
tee. aTa ao On .s 9nq @ no9asnc tn9 wk ,,ttot, 81
struck Mr sioosicr'h house q, ~ ad!o!ninS iot.
attn nfokc i! ono eorticf: - paFa OF tno tei'
ahceta ut t1o noler. vita tho Ealety. Sn!ve htld
ptose Of NO nton,.ciost. @ n ~ NoiGhit,K noont
rfnfy oias. Aefnollshca sae lafeo sIcps III rsone
y! slt. stsFmnns lunsot Nv it:et h"Hf; 1nIno
, 1881-04-22

aptefai nttpateh to TIA Chicago 7rtbuns.
COL1wArKM, Mlot.. April at.-John Isrnd!cy,
an aged and we4lthy farmer OF Kindorhook, In
thts county, was Instantly killed in this CITY this
AFTERNOON. IIo had uslloatetl n lOad Of wheat ut
the depot and was driving away whan bis horkcs
1eoa,ha. frightened and throw hlm out OF tho
wuKon, treukluE bis nook.
, 1881-04-22

ROCHESTER,, N. T., April 2l.-The Lue"s
Club, tho loa'llu4 young mons E1cps,h!!cano Or
g1snlxution OF this city, this evening strungtls,
tOrsal tho nomination ut Ju1Eo HUbe1tSm@
Collector of Now York.
, 1881-04-22


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poslt nccount with tho international 1}nMk
mi n r,,ti,,cctf he ,y $40 O, md tint nt, TINT
hninncu n ccrinin {grpctt amount, Ut interest
Wns n, hu nniti. Tiis nccn,lnt wns, no doubt.
a inrwa oi,t md nppr,hetltl Tint tho revc-
nuta Ut thu city wcru deposited frUn tline to
tinn rs COLLECTED, n.Hl liln'irys drawn from
dny IL Tiny to r'yct temalMls nEaifast tiin city.
ltfs scarcely 10 lM sNpp!setl L'nt -. ts ely 1m.
EHErtl ii t'!g blsSlltess III ionthlg rs tGsunues
trary, !hat tny were tlelosite!i W.T., the bank
for safr-Ketphg hiHl 10 ny ,', MtaWt1 H, .,,,t ~
oceaslnli re9IiItH; ~ nn1 Gs,lcma y. snan ~
Wow or ne !hW sas t,ias S''e" et""s"s'""' ~ !"
loaI. 1t Is 'icIosltn ...,u.,,,
Hills PAYABLE, 1SC1,UntSH CERrlflcATEs
or DEts,str.
&. "Thfrty-two certificates wl,tcl, Ind beents-
e@rreaata e1eq ant PA 70 H. S'H' %cre roiee for
examination Hero f0lt0w copies Of four !
Of thcsn certificates, one 10 Henrietta lsosu,i-
field, Aprtl lis, 1880, for Sl4U,0D Mt ~ per
crilt oil five .tnys uOtcu; Ollu 10 the Chnthuitl
National 1}unk fnr asD. .Mk1, sixty hnys nt pr
cert; otis IL 70 III lleif3etta iaose'1ien. My y
lsso, f0r saEhM, ~ t!is1S angs pIr pt eena'
nnG to M tAo nllaoa NM!nhai, trh M. ~,
1sis ~ rr GeI, C. 1 tat ne ~ G',i'1ss. tI s.'1.
or sRys: II 0ccNIs 70 nv t!1st ~! ..o esssm. :
ta! s!eents &c 10 Gnstre ta Ser
tlcnto OF eoss Weti @ y, " " \ W. = mss;I, w.
*. sM.oen ~ @ "" "n 1.is y, iasr n r,srtfonie
of deposit il performed tllat function WHEN
ittssasl th9 tli!rty-tWo instra!'!.ents ,whls,,
Hpinia @ p tic ,no1,cy Received by tic 5anl! aa'l
to iaSntIon Under tha laws of tic Unitctl
Ssse&S as & ttS ntor Fnus 81 so Of tha
ovEisNfrs cAMlt ~ VII GAs,. st.,o lrsM ;;at
Upon tnis stan!ees wn5 @ tt,rni StitS riant J., y
panK., hlli passel 10 lhp fIeslL ~ Ill, t..e
drawer Is ii1t M nyelMlstt. nHt mMst ;, oM e"t
fldorG,i, ntstl 1s dlseoumt "nu HSpusi.., ~
notv for c.'stoer and insteatl ,s Of y,ng
!ilm tsio ,gt'ey III haMd, carf!es dne ptocecs e
TO his cr9it. te n'l,,!.l.t 80 crStsltcH @ Is ~,
pss,am p"st so1yer Wero 10 ot orary cecEs 70 be-
HalM on ntcsem.a.o TIT T. & ca9cn nona ~ ',r ~
als OF eXGnnngg as ~ ~ e aos sIra,vnr 1
il my oplnie. the al!!oa1tz s. ersits;l M ,! aTe
deposits III every sense 9t INC W0rtI, n1Ni siib-
1ect to bo trealGa @ rs sMer " H. assSIia'flns @ to
amount 0l s c,,rn,ss sposi's US u rnASs,r .,S u"
TO-, III those checks are received for collcc-
ton 6py It Is clear tl,ut they caiiiiot be treat
cd ns DEPOSITS, but il tho bank carries tho
eusoss % s's aa f''ks s s tS at@ad sfos to Ct ees
aganst lie same, ain Of opinion tl,at they
MONEY noi,aowEp on oovKnSNEsr nosDs.
c ha,s OF DaK 70 oG ne[alt fea AZ s'n, aiIo o
aay Mlsi " ,o,,asSta .ulihn"t rtnrn,,na @
tho ciarneHtsr o. lug ,,aI,'t Hs'fnfwonh,s ~ H.
issued 10 ev'aahee ',ntc 'o r,a,,n,,t iccs. o o
oney 1n be o' sec,Ire M y collateral Or not, Uuasr
Laese .n, i,i ",a n. hnnl.y5
Hent r. svstc,nmtc % nnnnr IN ns tn trmtli.
fuIiy REPRESENT its dnily business, ai,i 70 tint
nrv examination Of the books will disclose Its
, 1881-04-22

wien wien, t!.o tmortgage s was mads, I ,,o;c zen,
iysa'( tsls.'( h,la H,'' trs gorcsinsen ennse vas
neil,iinp. 'rEo. cinli, nf nstitioner was uot
for Wit directing the Court below 10 enter
ni,y jtj9rnnit in tn cause h,t simply Tint II
presented uuon ia nlorits.
''~o0S" ...M -. .....
v11,n1NrA
v!ts1lN 'l..:.,. -. ,, ,,n,.,.
or THE MALONE MOVEMENT.
spstta. Dhputeh to 1as Chicago irtbuns
WAAMiNoroy, D. G., April at.-A proin-
lnent l,eadjuster, who i,as Just arrived hero
niter trlp thfoneh co's.e!"olo pote'on oI
tho Stntc. gives Ills vlows Df tue erect oi TIC
Malone movement III tho United States Sell |
ate. 1te says:
II think virgtnians have slways been op'
prcc rs II to a,Iret the rr,s Of statc link
they will nnro strcn'io,isly oppose tic cen.
tra|izat1on Of powor III n National political
t,oycrn,ne,;t ] IL ia bo fonrc. with ali its los.
",;s 80 - ~ ~ w ,a, ,. W. s"r' a,, H.
tcn = e,e IT,. roh , ' pe, mo au.n ~, NV" a'
fcar centralized domination by a party uf
j,ente,i on ,icfrntc,i nniticiat,s, whosan otions
nni ,wt,rs nrt,, o,+n tint nr,,or ~ nn,l
M'n w.s"s eaoasy .ilIeIs .,.t NV Its o.o1o, M.s
into bloody fratrfct.lal warJn 1so1y'
:" Int wit not Virginia, from forco Of sell.
,Imnnt a,,tl tn,o, ntt"ch,ncnt. n,ihnrc IN tLn
ua,,.' s",.,, ~" u''t T.. .,,s. ,,.,, .,,,. ~
o"v s.. -" I'LL. ..""" "s W. "
,iaman Hm o., ~ " "e''o'"'t ''o''s'''' 49,
'""ee 9 ~ rnusr; NOT.
You must remember VlrgEnfa once followed
the ttre-eatcrs lit tho letus!vo llope Tint
Northern nn,nocrncv ,vns tn ,,rnva n a,,cror.
1,,r, .itw. o-,1 i"s,n"i ~ I,atrinr hor,ts thov
nk "ly a!.u' liz. .s.e, W. "ss .Ha, .',.a
Weco1he0 ~ Will oinGty ones 10 hnspltaul9
tl,terposea bart!er TO saVe tho hrc-eaters
from ihyastoL. .,.
10 flf01hint1s ieel embtttoren nt tlilS nc,
connt toWafds llef SISTER S,aulerh Sratcs a'sa
INC NofttGfn neln0cfaeyF,,, ,r
souer nrSnF 4 no ~ 1eelmg a tner ne or
spGct tor Nortilcrl 3GlnocfaGy IL taiiy eq0nl'
to It's ucserts: h,t their polltes llnw - tul,t!
oo t,G a* mu t,s t.,,,
tu GMt'cit i!a' XIV n1aGr cGi'e,
whsn nIilnred IN hy tha iabnr Of 1oDo.5W
slaves, Bit j. rati!er iaa1lellla for Tho present
~. Do You mea', tllat this Is the feeling Of
s.w,4,vw r,or ,r 70.
WIEN coo.. ~ IN;
e1f o IT, w1,9n m exc'tea on Manonctstl, perm hs
bo,uV0 YlFElu!n s9lGrs Wol!u ieap lato ttlp
Luz Fly ~ l's nyc, '''l y sc'a'ofl"' ecc's'F'e 'e''t
"What viii be tho cltaracter of the catn-
palE,l next fall ?"
"The keynote OF the Funders will bo taken
from TUG speccsles recently t!l1tie nnd now
Peae a,aae ,a ~ te oe!atq @ ht}rnat' Ry t' rnna'
On tho I si,ie Of fhs KeS,l # Viii Gu i,
favor of freu thought, Independent action,
tho full anl eaitnl rights 9f Gli citizens Under
, 1881-04-22

Eptttdf Dhpatth h The Chicago 7rthvnx
LEAvESw0nTlf, kas., April a1.-A aro tna,
out Mt Enst Icnvcnwurth. Just upposft th1s etT
Mt +o'clock this morning In tho Kraccry ,,ored
C. j.. Dnnnin0 + Co., Il two-story frame huE
Ing, oecupsetl In tho. second story BY ftnninS,
fan,liy, who narrowly ese'lpcd ern.nAtton Lon
100 on stock nl1l - l,0U oil building mud hon,s
hull goods; Insured for $l,00j. 'SN'''
, 1881-04-22

a ltEADJuaTEE MAD. ..
NoRBoLK, W., April .l.-M. Glennan. ce''U
OF tho Norfolk Vtryiniai. md n promincnt pea.
oerat wna Msssu.tptt III tho street this afternoon
Ny W. A. Swark, a lnwyor and leeAdjuster.
, 1881-04-22

AT 1s1IITIADI.I4lsITtA.
rHlLAnELpIlfA. April 2i-Sueko's brewery
School lnno. burned this morning. Loss, slQal;
insurance. SJ7 ,ON.
, 1881-04-22
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY.

wAsnlSurok. o. u. April aL.-The National
Academy uf Balences 1lied two vacancies to.
day, The contest among the candidates Tor tho
two Remaining vacapUox bsoau,e ~ stormy that
tho aluctlols NaR Abandoned. numoor OF ll~
ttgoAtlng pupsra wuto then road.
, 1881-04-22

June, lHS0, whereas tho INlk bf the deficiency
for ula current yea. were palt
'faue IL this principal Of tio
public debt turing tl,u pnst yrnt will nlnke n
reduction IN Tue Interest nc
cou,,t, 40 tllat IL Is very, pr9bAh'e The aagtt.-
viii he lusa TIM s5O, ,0oO, GOO. aKa!nst sh5
UN for tic q,lnrlcr ending .Jnitu 10, 1sso.
Will tito SHINE ntilnl,nt nf receipts, thorctnrr.
lilrlltg tho current three Months as arc shown
tns nS VII Viii IersS rec.on IF cxpedires x I
IN fnvOr pf tic present three ii0ntlis, s1o
surplus revGitu for the current fiscal yDAr IL
certnfn 10 rcacl' stD.00,oo0.
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.
VIEWS Of 4 1.EAntNu M1sstsAirl1 NEwHi'A-
rEts--rIfE SOUTH DOESN'T WANT SollTlt-
EtsS IMMIGRATION AND N0lrrltEi,N CArI-
TAI.
sp<eia. Di,paseA to Tia chtsuoo tribune.
WAsltiSaruS, II. c., April Ex-senator
George a1,tl Senator Lunar, Of Mississippi,
have both participated tn the discussions Ut
tho Setintc since tic beginning of tho present
struggle. They lnve cvlncet' II great anxiety,
Ms have other Southern Senators, to produce
tho Impression that the S0uthcrn States nre
very nnxlOMs 10 ruccive Immigration from tho
N0rtl, a,Ml tl,at tic Southern peop!ecxtcn0
n warm welcome 10 such immigrants. Every
Southern Senator who las spoken Inns lind
,,,nrc ~ insx IN snv m ti,I4 s,,l,trct. trl,e
Morf,,tnn aicrcurth Which is mblIshc,l at
Meridian. Ntf.s.. fnv mtles fro,u tlIe h6mo
t,f su,,ntnr f,corpc. n,ov ncrlons rct]ect o,,tto
-. tr,,t, tho .onttrn,,t ~ t.o ,,n,,rio M Mia
" tt"'s uiu no"t'.u. " .no peop.e .t"s y. NC
sisslppl OH tic subject u Northern lhl'atRfh-
tIun ns docs Scnntor ue0rge ur Senntor
fn.,,.s T,,ts,,,.t,,,. ~, ,.trncIs fror, y luur
latll"t' I"io""N WV cHtA"sto 4'n"t .U"s .".s
editorial III tll1 Mercury OF April 10, 1881.
tlefcrrinr 10 so,nn ttpl,rrcatOrv criticisms
80. A. ..t .....,.t, T., tbo r,r,tn
ltpon t!io Presc9ie sl9"RR'c ~ tl'c o'ihIaes
TttE EDITOR OF THE "MEiscunf" on-
a. SELVES: .,,
nnlnnMs III n,ld spirit of the forcEoins Ioarty every
uny. Iho lresston ~ wahas ~ ntaka II, tmne
"r ~ ~, s ~ Wy m y tnn
~ s w M,rt ~, a,, ,.ta, t,,,rIvrntion an
cn1,tn nr4, ts' @ iiow SuMthw.Ir,I In grcat str,,
Many otiier Suiisilor1, newspapers nrc putting Il!
tluprccntory wartts 10 about ttle snn,e tenor md
effect. Even tho .,icacurH. IN sone Df tts nmlI..
l'la o9!ls rscs.itly, nus eaugnt gut !!ttIe % ot sn9
urt.eatlnE lniont0n RIu n.ny nMse a1ts.ea ss,s,a
birg jWfrlti intro prominently because it Is tho
St eo,lsstont =. n 9of .ft - - tne ie 1o
, 1881-04-22

LOuisvtLIE, KY, April al.-Es. W. h!,"t, ,,s ~.
tho Co.sitf.J Journal stun, tled at tho tatav 10
!lenee to-day, after q marriage OF less 'pN"
years. :.
, 1881-04-22

CHESTER DRIVING PARK,
CINCINNATI, O., April 9l.-Chastor Driving
Park Association announces q, summer tt0t-
ting iueettnx fsoul July 1 to Inclusive.
with premiums amounting to $4,000, En-
, 1881-04-22

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
aYsetas Q1s1ateA to Ia Cateaoo 9ttbunA
MILWAUKEE,, April sl.-K r. Copeland. u
travelling salesman. for W. ~. 9. Flint, splus
deAlQrs, Milwaukee. was accidentally ahot md
killed. uoar stnuxhton this attprnn,lt. Copeland
leaves fAMlly, u0w residing at MaukeshH.
, 1881-04-22

THOMAS A. JACKSON x.on
C0Luubua, O., April sl.-'Thunlas A. 81" ~. ,1ted
Superintendent of the Couusy lntlsm4ss'
lust piXht.
, 1881-04-22
AssasfRAtlOlls i OF iau!ct

1t Ia cosnpt,tbd that since tha beSnn'I.9 .9sjs %
tho lives Ut soveFaia,W anl Presidents u rns pss
lios, OF which nino hatn suscSsdea.i y. cvwptFaI
10 crowned heuls, four to I've. a..,&
, 1881-04-22

M0Rh0NlsM IN TENNESSEE.
.ClsArrANQoQA, ToRn., April el.-Tha Normons
hayo agatn commenced operations in &h!a loeol-
iry. rhrcc Elders passed through tho city last
night tn pr0pA1Aty tae!r doctrines. They wilt
c1n|nenCa opesNt!ouA At once and ~ suat ~
they gain converts ssud thsul WGat
, 1881-04-22

for tho reason shat nil tho deficiency appro-
prIntions for Inst year wurr tlisbursed during
June, 1850, whereas tho !,itlk oS the deficiency
APPROPRIATIONS for illA current year we're pnl.l
reduction lha,le III this principal Of tilo
public debt turing tl,u pnst ynat will ninku II
corresponding reduction In tlIe 'nsercst nc
count, 40 TINT IL Is very, pr9bah'e The aagte-
viii he lusa iIinn saO, Don. 600. nKs!n,t shs tsN-
UO fnr tic Q,lnrlcr eilNtnE .tnne no, 1850.
Will tlln sn,lie nnlni,nt nf receipts, therefore.
during the current three t,,Onths as arc shown
for tlle corresponding months Ut Inst tcnr,
mil with larre reduction nf expenditures
IN fnvur nf tic present tlrcc months, tho
surplus revGltllu for the ctirrellt fiscal yDnr IL
certain 10 rcncll St10.0 900.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-11-28
OFFICIAL OATHS.

A comparison of the official oaths OF
several countries. apropos of the Brad
laugh affair-says New York paper
is not uninteresting. France demands
no oath. nor even any equivalent for
mality. before her Legislators enter upon
their duties. Even under the empire
the Deity was not called upon, the SIM
pie formula being: 81 swear fidelity to
the emperor and the constitution
In Austria, also, there is no oath
but in reply to question from the
president of the Reicshrath, whether
the new member promises "loyalty and
obedience to the emperor, invioble OBJ
servance of the constitution, as we'll as
all other laws, and conscientious fulfil
ment of his duty" the new member
simply replies: 81 promise.
The reason that members of the Ger
man Parliament take no oath is that
many of them are under an oath of allie
glance to their respective States in the
German Federation, aud so a conflict Of
duty might arise if two oaths were in
sisted upon. The Prussian member oi
Parliament takes au oath beginning: al
swear by God, the omnipotent and ON
niscient," and ending $50 may God help
me p As if this were not enough, those
who chose, it is provided, may add
Through Jesus Christ to eternal bliss
amen /"
The Spanish deputies are put through
something of catechism. The secre
tary asks them; do you swear to OBJ
serve, and make others observe, the con-
stitution of the Spanish monarchy? Dc
you swear fidelity and obedience to the
legitimate king of Spain, Alfonso XII.
Do yo swear well and truly to behave
in the mission con6ded to you by tht
nation, always and in everything seek
ing the welfare of the nation o. The
answer expected is, ''Yes. | do swear,
and the replication is, "lf you do 81
may God regard you. and if you do no
may He call you to account" In 1875
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it may besaid, Senor CASTELAR, and ff :
teen others were the Bradlaughs cf
Spain. but their objections were not bas-
ed on religious or irreligious grounds.
In Italy the president of the chamber
of deputies says with elaborate polite
ness. 81 invite the honorable gentle
men to take the oath in the form follow
ing: 81 swear to be faithful to tie
king. and to observe Loyalty the funda-
mental statute and the other laws of the
State, with single view to the insepa-
rable welfare of the king and the coun-
try" The new deputy responds with
the single word, "Giurgo," q swear y
The oath to which Mr.. Bradlaugh OBJ
Jects seems harmless enough. at
reads: 81 do swear that will be faith
ful and bear true allegience to her ma
jesty Queen Victoria, her heirs and sue
cessors, according to law; SO help me
God u Surely any man who believes in
any God, whether Jew or Mohammedan
Or Christian, might honorably assent to
every letter of this oath. And SO too,
of course, might any man who believes
in no God at all. For him the oath
lacks its usual sanction, and scrupulous
honor might lead him to point this out
at the time of complying with the Gus
tom of oath-takiug; but there can be
no doubt that dozens, perhaps scores, of
other members of parliament do not
agree with Mr.. Bradlaugh in this view
of the subject.
The United States, it is generally
known, have two oaths, but their pre-
else forms are familiar.
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81 saw her, yes" the colonel answer
ed huskily. "She sent you some flow
ers."
The blue eyes lighted with tender
glow, and Picton held out his hand.
Silently Col. Terry took from his
breast-pocket the withered flowers, a
spray of ivy and half-opened white
rose, and laid them on the outstretched
hand.
The wounded man slept. But in a
couple of hours he awoke, much worse,
and the surgeon in his rounds told the
broDzed watcher that the end was very
near.
"Terry!' and the colonel bent his
head to catch the faint accents. "Im
dying; wouldn't mind-only-poor
Alice! Tell her gently, please-she
loves me, you .know-ands l, oh, Terry
it is hard to leave her. My poor dar-
ling"
For moment the colonel could not
answer. Then, choking back a sob, he
said, slowly and distinstly:
"Charlie. Alice is waiting for you.
You are not leaving her, but going to
her."
A bewildered, troubled look came
into the wistful blue eyes.
"Don't you understand me. Charlie
She is dead. We buried her there in
c.. 1 couldn't tell you before, dear
old boy. But now you will be with her
before you have time to grieve for her.
She died with your name on her lips,
murmuring of meeting you IN the morn
ing"
He understood now, and a smile of
relief fitted across his pale lips. "Dear
girl, he murmured, 81 am SO glad she
will not have this grief to BEAR"
Then he slept again and the honrs
passed on until the eastern sky bright
ened with the solemn dawn of light.
Terry the word was but the faint
est whisper. but the watcher instantly
bent his head to listen.
"lt is morning." came the faint. gasp
ing accents, and again the white lids
dropped over the blue eyes. Flve-ten
minutes passed. Then Col. Terry lifted
the dead hands and crossed them over
the pulseless breast, reverently covered
the still, white face and turned away.
His two friends had met once more
''in the morning" of a fadeless day.