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, 1881-10-19
T1E withdrawal from the Catholic Church

Tl1f: withdrawal from the Catholic Church
Of Count CnnpeIIp, CAnon nf 1t. peter'l, Is ure-
nttng considerable excitement tn Komc. The
Count says thAt tho views which ho now holds
were formed during tho iifo OF Fopo Plus H..
and that reapeot for that prrints. Who was bis
godfather. alone prevented him fruIu at that
ttme taklnE tho step which IL nov causn1 so
much comment Atnong thosu Interested IN CO.
coslasttcai nnnfrs. Flud1t1 that the election Ut
Cardlna! pucol Us ropo did not brlua s,,et, q
change in the policy Ut the Catholic Church as
would onabso hin 10 retnuln Within It's fol! and
still rotain his rights as an Italian citizen, tho
C0iHt Joined tho 3tethodlsts, On the other
hand, the Counts enetnius say TINT ho left tho
Catholic Church because tho jolly llta he WINS
permitted to load by rlus TX. has boon lntcr-
forcl with by Pope Leo. On tho whole tho row,
"a 1t now stauds, ia very protty one,
, 1881-10-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

New York Sun: II tnn Presidents death
shnuld occur befura tito [rst "Wednesday Of Do-
tour, 1883, thuro would DO \ ncw olcot!ou Ut
President and Vlea- rreslent, out Of tho regu'
lar course. Tho llcvtl1u would be hc1d at tho
usual tIno Of yeur, anu the persons electdd
would bu InaakuratGd on tho lth OF March on'
suing Hut thetr term Of oitieo wuuld bo four
years iro1n thelr 1wn ,nHup,lratnn--not msfe!Y
fur the ntlaxplrcd ygar or yaAts UE the uactola.
Arthur term. Thnt. Or cnliraet would threw
ss ,.y ap nM %s 9 aa sSfS' u I
lsVa!. l89t. etc.
Special to The Milwaukee Republican,
from Washington. Oct. II, The following story
IL published Ut tho relations OF President Arthur
tt Secretary WiHdom:
r4at tho rotations Y A[that with Wtndon ats ss se
s|yss'ps tas,5cSt Sis, has hss s,S sssfR 3r,s :.
sat ransss s"r pr,ys,s @ as.s M sss}st!y
.r III ~ i Y s 1t Ii IT. aHn5 x, Wiz s IT, II
tss @
Whethsr tha .ory he tue or not onS taIns =
certain, nild that Is that u rooresunts Masasss
antl tGo secrctarY Of tAo Troasnry. Tho anst9ls ~ Il
patiue cali for g. G. 10Y Ut por cdnts 10 saiu %
have brcn tnads by Win1oln without eonsu!t'ps
tho President.
ths %M II, 1cnor,. "n r,',oor. lint haye
ueen Hitting nboutsince It bus 1condotoFm'nean D.
u certain pHrt Of tho press that President Artaae
shall phInuo lila CabIuot Is one that desgIIatca
nx.ao,,"tnr u.rnart ~ rhs u,,st nrnbabte
eA'oehhtos .: oaF9eht ~ sa6 ao9. .'. y. ".
s"eoossor OF hunt: socrctnfy OF tho NAVY, ,n,s @
re,rjrt ia ia so,,r.o. Tfsrt, may bs sou,o shud~
49, ~ ..,'th :" -. ,,n, ~ s,'sht not n bs.
w ~ - ..ut" ~ ~ uu' snsse ulAar ,'sosot fha
ho,late-tad rceetvsl much .nurc than waa Gus
, 1881-10-19

"All want Is tarc lleht aud no fayorr-.
". n. Ns,nlerbtt.
~ see tIl.tt vt. Julien won raco tho ot.er
ling. JULIO IL n good follow and deserves SUI.
coss.'-llami s.
4 Kentucky astronomer llas discovered six
now coInuts. No fMn1t'y uaG nlforl to De with.
out cpfnct lhfs seasuu.
~ decline t0 (igilt. It might 10 necessary
to rcMdlust inc Rfter tho battlo. and there isue
Inuct 10 work un."-.fftshaHt.
Gamhetta Is said to be tho possessor OF 1
silver bath tuh. aud poop!o aro bpginntug to H.
Tttffc II ae Is Il real Frahchsdatt.
l'nrneli hus bruli offered tl,o freedom Of
tho city by tic authorities IF 1lublin. bl,t biz
lnui'ltus for cnjUyIng tho honur nru not my loo
HreHt just uow.
"Why nre you luten" astiGh n stlon[.
tcucher VI lltttu gir, WIN t,uHR Aur hcud, xml
HHi'!: Wn hHvp rot Il t!ttlo bnby III 1ur house."
"a]nn't let 1t happen nXhiC.' aa1tl fho tcachcr
crco1y, nnd tho little Klrt sail she wouldn't sud
took her scat.-.CoH Schars.
One nf tho t1tree boys WHO recently robbed
tue railroad truth In Arkansas snys that they
weru MI IN loyu. alll wa.1tcd to got ntonry
enough 10 fiarry upon. Theeo n'ssgaidesa creat-
urcs hull M cll,siIcu II MI. II thoy wcro capt.
urel thu pcn!tcntInry awaited thom, aud II they
uscapctl they were to bo hurried.
Il curycsl screen Of Unk 50 tall x.
IT w1ll-niyll hcs tho pAnctod wu!l,
Shyo wlicrC tho royc-wrcnthcd ct1ptds pace
Along tho fr[czp with antc graoc
cross tho fuor and pucr between
The fatttccsi !cuves thnt form tho screen,
And find Htonp 4 bit Ut tlcu,
4 aatln fun with Il rninted fnco.
turn 10 20, mid lot my fcrt
Crush ollt n perfume rrlgnu and sweet,
FrUtn violnts my lndy's GAVIN
With proud ihdtruronuo swept down,
Tho curtains part for !ne 10 pasa
l3Otwecn thoir 'hrottlerei bttds ind grassy
lRo, and Love, tuo. goes my wny-
Swcrt, pcrfuet Luvc With the to stRy.
, 1881-10-19

ATrESrtt,S has lh.en called in California
10 the alarming rl1nor that ex-senator Sar.
gcnt-knnwn 10 his cnrfnles III inomenss of
rriaxatio, III "S.t'slly" Sargcnt-ls 10 bu
tlla,le II member Of The new Cabinet. lle
Republican press of San Francisco Is up III
arIls Mt tic bare suggestion, Atr. Sargent
IL Stntwnrt Of tiiA Snnss pronounced type NJ
Gothalli, III company with wIlnm he lmtkctl
the regular party nominations III California
lii isia aM! ltrtrcd II elect the entire Demo-
cratic ticket. Senator Farley, OF California,
isa Democratic monument to tile pcrilly
OF Sargent aud Ills first lieutenant
Gorlsnn, but for WHOSE etTtMts tic
Suna.a would l'avu llnd a clear Republican
majority evcr since March, last, Sargent
did not return TO the Republican fold until
1878, II he lid then; and lie and t'ortlaln wore
read out Vi the party by many Republican
county conventions no lnuger ..go tllan last
summer alul fall. Ills appointment to CALI
lnet position Il, preference to aliy Of tho real
representatives OF the Republican fatth in
California welItl be pretty certain to ryokcn
storm Of popular indignation on tic Pacific
Slope, a1Ml might bo n serious Injury to tic
party In future ca.npatEns
, 1881-10-19

1Vn1ooieAAtH 4N uoAA1noo ohn1'
WINS so'efM aa"se's ""Yo ueet'''eol u act
W eou''sei Re"etn'iy 1or o"'e"a, SUMS ot
l''oA' ""'u eAp1ssse'. +" "'l''''R''css ~ "ppsar
"!'" "ts"e ~ '.l'" 'no H"eS'4o" ~ W J",is"lc'
'"i ~ "aS''l'seo'' Ic"'t' l""'o 10 'us1
eilo.'e" '"ec't"'"'s o' ''.S uaest'oh " lnf,s.
"lcslon ~ e!sc nun u "o'la.s "l"o nel'!
~! et,'st s'"c " s'ic c"s'' tho a"estlol1 VI
!nt!su'c''o' "t'aes !'o,n t'e circumstance
t'!". tiu ""a"u WIS l''!''etea u. tno nistties
y. ~ .o'u'noa' n'l'' ''e ue'''l ls"A p'"ce II. u'o
a'a.e u ~" 'efs"'' 1ne ef!a''""! laws u tae
th'tea ota'es not oel'g III 1oTcc III New de1-
eos '''u 'la''se o. tse" Jersey .lot pc!As III
tolce III '1e lHs.rle' VI eol"mo'a' Messrs'
I'ntlo os""n naSe l.'ss 'sSoea pl'o!'ea-
tn''i e"'!"' iua"ls " l.a" n"Rgeste" ny
stulteaus tase. 1hls tlneiy pupllcatlon
eohta'''s papers Oh ule various pol''1s likely
!" afise Ill t''s case, ana among these papers
arc TWO oil INC question Ut laFtsdlcsloh: .As
u'ese papers psesc''t 'hls polht OF :1"f'saic-
uo" III A'i 'ls "speets' We give 80 Mtlef OF
thetn NJ II necessary 10 1'lrn's'' tue noii'nro-
tess'ohal feaaeF Win M Understanding OF
tteln. Ihe hfst Is the presentation matte by
j., II. nop'hso''' Assistant solicitor ot the
treasury lle taRea lhe kroulltl TINT tile
SKIN a'llcnan'e1lt 10 tae co''siillatioa nro.
s''les 1hnt as' aecdseu pefson Shall DO tried
III tiie otate aih! district where tho crll'ie
hl1al! hnse bce'l cohi'nlltet', which district
s'lall l1vo previously hcei' nseortalheu by
lnw' Was duitcau's crime OF murder COLI
mIttca N New Jersey or i'll tla District Of
columbia: Al co''t'iton law murder, like
other ottehses, must 10 Inquired OF In tho
EullnLf III WHICH It NHS f01ltHlttRfl. I'LL ma
, 1881-10-19
Is THERE 4 C0NspIRAOY TO KILL MA
H0NEf

I'le report that tho Virginia I|ourl,o,,s are
attempting to gontt Senator Malone Into
fighting duel 30 TINT lis political fortunes
may be rltf1lcd, ought to be- fucrcGfb1c. a1ul
would be 30 II tho scheme wcru saTd to huya
been formed III uny thoroughly civilized
community. But there aro circumstances
which giyc It tho color Of probability In tha
casa oil Viratpia,
Tjo advantages TINT would nccrua To t),o
Uonrbons from Involving Senatur Nln1,one fp
n duot furnishes a sufficient motiyc for t,,a
conspiracy, surprising It to nxJst, The State
Constitution contains tia following proyis-
lon;
Mo porson vbo, while citizen Of this State.
Eas E snce tae & adoption u, of thls Constitution
eegtci chajIsnra tn tswht ,l,iri VIII !, t,na.li.
wenpo,l, g!thor Within or beyo1d tho boundaries
igurc nr ni,'c ur nssistnm h coyey ov nar S", Y,
lighting duol shalE 10 allowed Il, vnte Or tU
t,. VIZ nTG y. uo"of' pS rh m ,rst Mnaor
lily stnl nvo mower by twn-thirtis vnto to ro-
!n0so 4'shnIos lnenfseG iats1cr ths cohstllu'
+, un.,n,nr stn,,ona ~ s,,n.s,a r.,,, o,.,
blo,,,,a.a ,,,o, ,,nrof,ro ~ sa,,., o,,,t
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~. ;au,a oa "'1' a.,o y. "o'," n'a oppun'1 ~
r,,,,,, t,"oIra', 49,, w ,.',', I"o. w., "o"," w
~. ss"ts - patt'"' taIa ~ % "ou'a .o9o ".se
@ pt' =. .'os ~ " 10 1s"'tas1n ss'"p"'ns
w ~, a|s nv 'sa -. W ~ unloss.
"e ~. se"0" "p W s''s poiA' W .s'o
s"ppos'tloa .Iat ''o snoui" COINS oat VI t1'e
soH'1es ~ "n''J"teu' - ho sl'ouia W A1''oA
taa 1'o"suo''s "onh' 4"s' ''l'"ll,y 1hofe 10
ss".'' 1"u upo!'9'eN' esnp,'s" 'o" ~ p'ostess
~ snh.!M n. ~ oio ~ l"o ',iost ot'er e'eF
, 1881-10-19
THE REMOVAL or TYNER,

anxiety.
THE REMOVAL Of TYNER.
president ArtlluF's removal III First As.
ststant l'osttna4tcr-t;encral 'rynat--fot tl,nt
Is whnt 'ryncr's resgnntMl amounts tn-wl'l
ho approved by nil win lInyu tAErn NJ, inter
est II, f'ls!i,.stcrttGlurat ,fAlncs' ttcterMfn.,.
tim AMI pliort tu refurll Tho seryirr. Tylicr's
alleged Importance lis al lndlal,a politician
sllnnltl int be Ut my consideration wl,atsu-
ever. ills rcfatfolls 10 the star.rouia ring
Alnne wUro Ut consequence III determining
whether or not lle should rctaln Ills position,
1'yner i,as hccn the rent l,eutt Ut the t'ost.
OItlce Department fur several years. When
Hayes ctlnu intn uttlcc 'tyncr was foillisl I'll
Charge III Tint department. Judge Key was
appotntcd t,stmastcr-t.encral for political
reAsOiis, Tho appointment Wis mn,le rs Il
pledge Ut good falt1, In the new Southern
pol!ey wh!el. Hayes tiasl outlined. Tyiier
rennl1ltt( lis First Assistant. Judge Key WIS
content tn permit thu department to rnl
aiong us It Ind bcuti rn.ining. Ito assumed
fr,,n Tyner's lang scrviGn ni'd tho confidence
wltels hal Dccn rrp0seA III HIN TINT tho III
terrsts uf The srryfcu would tA honestly AlMl
eislctctttiy administered. T31Iar iiatt its owr
why nbnut everything. Wien Key was MP
pntnte,l United States Judge. Snynnrdl WIS
eaileti 10 tho position. This was iato IN
1inyt = Administration, md tllero WAS no IT.
tluce'iln,lt fur Maynard tu apply lllnsclf yury
nssltltl0llHfy IL Tho tusk Of learning the busi-
1,ess. especially rs 80 experienced and
rapatlc MI officer rs Tyner was believed 10
t,o Ncitllg us Its lieutenant, Consequently,
I'yncr continued to run tho department. IL
was during the period wlten Tyner was tho
act1tn head Ut tic rost.Olitco Department
TINT tho star~routu frnlids weru conceived, a,u
Developed. Tlmt circumstance Ut itself Is
sufficient M warrant his dismissal.
1t is nut necessary TINT Mr.. l'yncr should
bc conyfctetl Ut n participation IN tho bcne-
fits Of the star-rauto frauds III order to make
Ills removal desirable. l}ut tho story which,
cunles from Washington tas a strong init
nation TINT such was tho case. 1t IL sald
TINT, after making Ill extensive tour of i'll
sreetln 4 couple of years ngo, Tyller rc-
tttrll1u nild wrote out 4 report III which lln
Gxpnscl tho extrnvagnnt md corrupt prnc-
ttccs In tho star.romto service, md that he
ti,en suppressed the report. II IL further
said tint, instead of dcnoune1ng u,e frauds
which f,a discovered, I,c used ifs influences
with congressman (ohtalncd by the ,nanipu-
lason o[ patrunnga under Ills cnutrol) to &C.
euro the additional appropriations tor the
continued suppurt of tho star routes. The
intInmton OF this story Is that Tyncr con-,
vfnced brady md tho contractors ring that
fo knew MI abunt tlleis operations, that lle
held Ills report nyur their heads, and that llo
consented To help them II they wn,lld elo Ills
bidding. II Is saul that Postmhster-Gencral
, 1881-10-19
by bis euEstant playing with somo t!cco Of pspe.
s.leh rs letter or telegram, which, ho holds Il

Tits New York IrIiunc cyhlca1Iy rotnark,.
David iMvtA II n1wtyA II hehvy sitter, b,,t ba
sis tnorc hnhv!lt IN tho 1)rnl,itrntIu stotnnsS,
than hn nvur it'd nHywllero gtsn. Thu t,o;nl.,
wrath. Tiny ilkc lnbnrsal cfnrts to prrvo IS.s
tto Judge isn iiornughRun M nnnocrat, anil NJ
ling ilI, IN ullcu. # no IN Kuod Democrat wkat
ts tho row pbnut2 's
, 1881-10-19

T1iE statement was made III tla dispatches
from Washington yesterday that Mr. Dcfrees,
the Public Printer. WIS to 10 superseded fur
tho goo1 a1l sufficient roasoai that llo ha,l
been conspicuous tn Ills opposition to the
StAlwarts." We TO not attach aly !lnpo,-
tnnoo to the ranlor. but 1t illustrates II, n IT.
cullar manner the manifold beauties Ut tile
,avl1-scryicu spills system. What Stalwarl-
ls'M htas got to tlo with tile public printing 1t
Is littlD llhlouit tO imagine. There Ia l,o
preteuse that 5tr. Defrces Inns mt been
faithful and economical manager of tho t;oy.
cenmeMt prfnt[n9-ulllce; u, the contrary, It
is admitted TINT In Inns p,lraesl 1t Of Its wnrst
elements aud lna.le II forluer breeding. .p|ace
OF 1ea,usal aIul corvaptlo,. II wholesome b.,bl-
,irss institution. lf ~ Stnlwart Ut tho Stal-
wArts" enn stick Tyne, nr supcrln.enl press
work. or run bintlery bettnr than Mr. lie
frees. lhat wnnld hu reasun why l.o should
fe apptlntcll In s,lceeed him; but lis Stall
wnrtIsnl ought TO eut no i!k,,ra Ut the ltst of
his Quallflcnlians.
, 1881-10-19

hon fmrty .li,l IN California In tsiu It may
easily br calmh!u of slolns In A'ir3lnEnln tSsl.
rhe lntlrr Stnte Is nut tlDrD ciytllxWt now
50 far It's .lnellng pnes thu, tic forunor WIS
tl.ctl. We ttIlnk Tint tho people Df tho North
cnn we'll nifur,1 To pny elosa Intention to tho
lrogrcss of tho ennlpafgn tn Virginia., nntl
awAlt tic tssun of It with interest," II not with
nl1xtrtY.
, 1881-10-19
TIt1HU NE BRANCH OFFICES.

rrY C~r1rAen 'FilBcxE hns es,Abtthcd branch
utccs for tho receipt Ut subscriptions and naycsta-
hErnts ns ful1ows:
SEW yUtK--iloptu 81 tftiane l.u!'itus. FIT. Nc
lADtEN, Annnasr.
Bl.AsGOW. fcotland-Alnn's American News
AGENCY. II linnhstd-st.
LONDON, fna.-AmcrIcan ESchahxe. ~ stratd.
1iENMf f.s;,t1.la. Agent.
"AsillSUTfjN. iht.--t1i9 tlrnnL
, 1881-10-19

IT is said t'at Iolnn Kelly. 'ramh,any l}on,
hus II singular why u hnrtl5nlz1nR with pnrtl,nn
rivals. Iio throws Its artns nhout hts laIn
antagonist. and. while Whispering IN his cnr h,.
I1o is lae md trscksfor, tiws Ills thumb ip,n
hls back. snyiny nil tho whtin: "Uh, wm,'t
hurt yn,, thIs time, but just witt I'LL act Rod
eltuI,Cp at you'll"
, 1881-10-19
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

llEs1'ER1A l.utllE. Nc. Al, y. +. / 4. M.-Atcnl-
lu:rH nre aGrrty untitled to intend teRu!hr G0n-
iaunicniton ~ i've held nt tho hull cnrnns of tandplp
sni 1iA!sttdtts WeIHgs!iM5 evening, pct. n ISL.
ItY trtGr Nf JAMES SMITH ". II,
iIIAs. Ii. brennan, scoro,nry. '
, 1881-10-19

TIlr main difficulty with tho Yorktown
celebration srelns To t,o tho lick Of place IN
hold 1t In. People who Rre uskctl to s1eup out NJ
,toors 1T October cAnnot celebrate nnything with
much enthusiasm.
, 1881-10-19

I1ftsrd at tht Patt.0Mrr " ftfrua1. IH a Stton-
this1 MattsF,
anvfhe hennht nf nnt patrons who desire to sehf
rImRc copiea OF 'rtrE Ttnt NJ through the tua WH
+fc herewith tho Transient rain 'tf poshtc:
inrrtaM AMI Ha,nfttt. Pr fnpy.
llnt .cnt twelve. atl1 frsNen l,s9e Irlas cHhts
Alxteen ol4eull. mt twenty tnEe liper. rnt.
Twenty-Five md twenty -f.tr asn rater.,..4 rrtitt
, 1881-10-19

residents III that country, recently tnok rnst 1T
n singular ccrnnnny at rrctntin, the Englsh
ling tnIng hurled with Rront solcmntty "as n
protest nRatna tho treatment which british snlt-
1ects md tho tjritIah iaE hare received nj tic
hnn,a ut The British ttnysrnment." Tho fut,crnl
wna arranKe,l tt tnku p'ntr, IA rrhrly as possi-
Glc, NJ tho tlRte when It wus expected lint tho
convention would bu sgictl. 4 vohlcc sl.apcd
in hlnck WIS provided, drawn by two harscs
r1othel In snl,Ips. 1isiio Tho enrrtn4e u t,ltseI
platform wis plncrd ~ rrGclve tho coill,.
upon the I'D Ut whlch tho following III
scrIption was placed: III Loving Mctn.
ory 0s tito british Fldg III tho 1'rnnsynnl,
who Departed this 1.ifo M tho 9tt August leSf.
ii, her Filth ychr. In ushor cltnics ,lonn know
thuo hut to lows thoc.' Ncstirxam," Tic cuitEu
Which cpntnlncd tho tlag was placed upon tho
platform provicA. nu,!d tho,loencst silcnco, tho
pcupe nssenbol standing with uno,rcrctE heatls.
About STD whlto pahtlc followed tho l1earsc and
n !Ar9s n,tnbrr nr Kastlr Chlefa and tliolr rotl.
i,i,o fc!l In tnnkng tho tUtal ttmi,er uhuat 800
III Tho procession. OH arrlvnt ut the grave the
eokn WIS takcn frun tho ffcarto atid lowered
into tho plues prepared for It with tho Krcnt-
rst fcvorcnco und ,tccorunt.'' and am ornton wns
tlIlisrr0d referring to tho 9orlcs associated with
tho lrftah !lag for thousand yeats--n f!aH now
'lai1 low III tho dust, wountlc1 to tho henrt by
nil unkind thrust, shorn uf n portion Ut her
horor." At tho head Ut tho Erayo wis pneott a
Tombstone bonring tho sa'ne inscription ~ that
oil tho colin.
, 1881-10-19

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, 1881-10-19

SEvE'tAI Englisi. residents OF tho Trans
vsal 1tepuellu, who bclicys that tho British uuv-
crumrnt has not been aching fairly toward the
, 1881-10-19
Cl3lUAtlp AM.
MlI4WAUKEE.
RuYrAt.0.
,yEEKA
kMt,lNN

Tht arrcat III tho declfno III prizes has stopped
n.uoh Ut tho forward inovemcnt, NJ tho Chcu2u
market Il lou high for that Ut NeW York sal
Liverpool.
, 1881-10-19

TuE shipments of grain from Chicago ainl
Milwaukee,, and frntn Buffalo by cnnni and rail,
1nElu3 weeks on1lnR Dn Tho 1Atcs panlel, N'cre:
, 1881-10-19

r,nrk sftrct. nc, wesn 1.nka anll Nnndolph. I'm.
raEcntnt Of 1.onvltrs Specially Company. Variety
entortnInn,unt. Atteruoun md evening.
, 1881-10-19

CERTAIN parts ut Alsacs are oyerrun with
hsld-mIcs, which psoyu very destructive to
ctups DtriuE single Wack IN Scptenber TN
tewer than 81, U00 Of thatn were killed, anu for II
three weeks' campaign aKaiRst them In tho
month tho returns arc lta,ual. 1t ls estimated
that II the weight of such hnImhts woro place4
at twoaty Hraais ther total weight would be
peary three tons.
, 1881-10-19

Iyectsna 'rhentt'E.
tespnines st,uet. near Madison, Wost sldo, vasl-
aly entertainment.
, 1881-10-19

EFNhd VpFfs1TNnao.
CIark street, nrpobit now rourt-fEouse. RnRa1e.
ment Of 1tlce'a Surprise tnstY. "Intonce." Alter
ruof und evening"
, 1881-10-19

Academy 1f Mt3A1c,
FAtatra street, near aIIhllsOn Wr+t Slda. pnflaY
Afternoon nhd ovensNR.
, 1881-10-19

GnuustrEat ExrNsitt0a.
1.ast.-Ff0nt. opp0s}t Adams street. Urcn dey and
, 1881-10-19

ffnaicy'a Theatre.
Enntop1t atEcet, between Clark and la Sale.
Ii Aly tiesaidno." Afternoon aud ovtnna.
, 1881-10-19

Criterion 1henfre.
Corner OF SedgH1tk md tts!Alon atrcets. Variety
entertainment. Aftern,1n and oyantnK.
, 1881-10-19


Monroc street. tntvern t1ntk md 1,earborn. En.
rascnent nr tic i:n,tia MDtvo Uncr1 Compn.Iy.
"pntIouec.' Afterttuun anu nYenlng.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27

IT is reported that change in the treatment
of servants is in progress in Germany, if indeed
it has not already advanced SO far as to be
practically accomplished. correspondent of
the Pail Mall Gazette, now revisiting Germany
after an absence of several years, writes that
he can scarcely credit his senses at beholding
the change in this respect. Instead of the con-
temptuous pronoun of the second person,
"Du," the common mode Of address in speak
ing to waiter is, "Herr Ober-Kellner," and
the hotel housemaid has become "Fraulein."
If waiter is now summoned by the old-time
shouting of "Kellner, Kellner !' he pays no
more attention to the demand upon his services
than if he were stone-post, and no amount of
"Trinkgeld" will atone for such incivihty, The
Gazette refers to this correspondence as coming
from North Germany, but does not say more
definitely from where it comes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27
Martin Tupper's Conceit.

Upper, the "Proverbial Phiioso-
pier" and the butt Of the photographers
IN 10th hemispheres, is said as man to
be very jovial, kind-hearted, and good
fellow generally; but as poet, ludi-
cronssy conceited. He doesn't care for
contemporary critics; she is content to
await with Milton the Judgment of pos
terity." He once saw famous man or
board a steamboat, and, going up to
him, said 81 perceive, sir, that [ am
board" He was quite in earnest, and
evidently thought he was paying the dis
tinguished man compliment Wishing
to go down ia the cabin he handed his
umbrella to a young lady--a perfect
stranger remaraang: "Younglady, you
will now be able to say in after life that
yon once held the umbrella Of Martin
Upper" In spite OF this solemn and
earnest conceit ne enjoys jokes, and both
makes ard takes them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-07-27
ST. LOUIS.
TOLEDO.
Funny Old Story.


Tom Marshall was engaged in the trial
of case in the interior of Kentucky,
when a decision of the judge struck him
so bad that he rose and said:
"There never was such a ruling as
that since Pontius PLATE presided on the
trial of Christ
"Mr. Clerk" said the Judge, fine
Mr.. Marshall so for contempt of
court"
81 confess your Honor continued
Tom, =" that what said YVES a little hard
on Pontius PLATE, but it is the first time
in the history of Kentucky iurispru-
derce that it is held that to speak disre-
spectfully Of Pontius PLATE is contempt
of court"
"Mr. Clerk, make the flee $40 for a
continuous contempt" said the judge,
sole1nnly.
"Wel, Judge" Tom added, i" as you
won all my money last night at poker,
lend me the twenty
"Mr. Clerk" cried the Judge, hastily,
''remit the fine. The state can afford to
lose the money better than I can"
81 congratulate the court upon its re-
turn to a sane condition." said Tom, re-
Stunning his seat amid roars of laughter.