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saying, propose to vote for a man who needs no
elegy or culogy to holster his failing fortunes and
waning fame" Speaker Sharpe sail: " For reasons
winch have before given vote for Elbridgc G..
Lar ham" Here Mr.. Tnlh, Democratic
member who had stravcd into the room
IN hilarious condition, said socmn,y, Mr.. Chair
man, l should like to have my maine called"
Laughter Tor several minutes followed, and Senator
tl'IS said Let us welcome him to the great Repub-
mean party" Tho vote was then announced. 1t
was Lapham, 81, and Conkling 2S. A storm Of ap-
piause followed from all present. Senator Mccarthy
announced that Mr. Lapham having received a
Jorlty Of all the votes cast in the Republican caucus
or conference, was duly nominated for Senator of
the United States. Speeches Of joyous nature fol-
lowed, and upon motion of Mr.. Draper the nomina-
ton was made unanimOua
HARMONY RESTORED.
A jubilee followed tho Conk!ng men, vieng
with the Administration Republicans in predicting
united party despite the long struggle Senator
W"odn said: " There win be no differences after
we leave this conference" Senator Ha!bert said
that Lincoln and Seward perhaps, we've looking
down from the batSlenents of heaven rejoicing in
reunited Republican party IN the State of New
York. lie then continued: Nov you Democrats,
give you fair warning that you have seen a union
which Will sweep the st ate like wilIlirc this fall
This fall that leader Of men will be Oh hand
working for the Republican party. Roscoe Couk-
uhSs i"yaltX to tle party is not skin deep. And
there too, will be this gallant band of twentv-ne
Working tor the Republican party. Mr.. PITTS said
The result IL honorable TO al and terminating none.
we are IA The presence OF common enemy. |
hdppy - Mr. llalbcrt. Ins nomination has en- made
Eooiatured'y: II il an augry OF good feeling in the
future; Ncwlora proposes to stand by the Republican
words "stolwart,"" FcothcrIicad Iislfbreci"
Mr. R1incS said that when Mr.. Laphan caric to
Albany " he said that the interests of the Rcput
ictn Len! party depend upon party unity. Adop Nepul
more, important to the Republican patty that it
shonld be united than that should be Serator.'
Mr. linste" said that Chauncry NJ. Dcpcw would lie
MAKE n many speeches in the canvass. The assem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
TIE NIHILIsTs AND TUE CZAR.

LONDON, July 22.--M. Rochrfori's organ the
Idnt'THe. which has monopoly Of Nihilist news.
prints diNprich from It. Petersburg dated hc 18Th
iBSt which SAYS:
The Hth'ts Executive Committee has held prcat and
solemn meeting several eNiles from Geneva 20
attend II. Il resolved give the Car one mor.
W0rninR and II he docs heed and all his ntg
headed advisers VII perish
The abov" probably invented on the basis Of
the Berlin dispatch h. Thc 81 Jdcss gazette 10 thr
effect that N:hilists holding a congress in ST
Petersburg under Che very eye oi the t;o,ernmcnt
which was unable to discover the place OF meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
DIsCoRD IN THE AUSTRIAN EMPIRE.

VIENNA, July 22.--A conflict has arisen be-
tween ihc Austrian and IIunSIr'a financial alnnisra-
tious. ihc I'm eria rolIungariIn bank notes
formerly printed in all the languages scd in the Enmre
Tho recent S'uo il printed Only in German and Hunga
II m THIS Gngcred the Bohcm'ans, who dctaced the
German lud Magyar text and stamped Il Czech letter
lGg instead. These doiaccd notes, the Hungarian Min
irtcr e France Nr"d the branches OF the Impcrai
Ban IN Hungary tcusc but the CiSith an Minister
has row irScd opposite iusi, ,lcOns. Nuch excitement
and cOmIMsloM nrN nkcly 10 result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
LAPHAM NOMINATED
ALL THE REPUBLICANS MEET AND AGREE 10 SIP
FORT MIR 'LAriiAh-FRArEitNir REEs1 ABLIsIIrD
JOYFUL SCENE

81 n
"A JOYFUL SCENE.
lbf TELEGRAPH THE rtlp'rNrl
ALBANY, July 22-When the RepYbiican u,cp,
bers assembled at O'clock in the Assembly Ch,,,-
bcr TO continue their conference there was n oorc
ment among them the 20 mt Of whether fine
asscmblage was " conference" or . "cIuc,sv IN
happy agreement not 20 analyzc the affair o inonI
ing went on TO the nomination Of Cougrcqs,nau
Lapiialn for Senator. The Conbling men had an
pointed senator NInslcw ana Asscmb'yman Dr,ner
aS their orators to present the nam6 of Roscoc
CohHln2 as candidate. Mr.. Skinner spoilcd
TINS arrangement by moving that each
member rise i'll his place and nan.
hlS cahdldate for Senator as the roll was called
Inc ealing OF the roll then bcgan Senator j,,,,cr
sald that he ielt bound by the caucus Of ulv < and
voted i'r LaPham. The Conkline men all voted for
NonAhhg' some making speeches in his favor, Mr.
Armstrong culogizcd Mr Conking saying chat H.,
was NOT odly the honored sOn of New York. but Of
the whole world. Mr.. Dsaper also cuIo..zcd Nr
C"hkiing' and closed his speech with a decIarn-
uon which vas appi.udcd. Il borov he
saio, MT Chairman, that when this con-
"St Is over our differences and dissausi.n.
VIII instantly disappear" This hope that the api-
H'o"i''eS OF the contest would be buried with The
u"y was expressed lay oevcial Other speakers and
wa indeed the noticeable thing in the meeting.
Mr Hamilton tended to destroy this ,ood ,n,,,or bv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

LONDON, July Ola the ease of Clarke AGAINST
Bradlugh, bcio-e Il special jury-an action to re-
cpN'r LjoO rcna!t, from the def, ndant Cor having
sat ard voted in the House of Commons without
taking the FaIli1m' mary Oath-thc inry to-dav
rendered verdict for the plaintiff. The onl,
question for TIE jury to dctcr.ino was whether the
writ iii This silt actually issued after or before
Mr. lirqdiaugh voted IN the iouNc.
Nr. BiadlauVh has suillnouca a meeting of his
supporters III Trafalgar square on the evening Of
lh" ~ %; Angus, go make ord, r,V protest
against Eis exclusion from tie House of Commons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
THE SPRfGUE ESTATE.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., July 22-The Sprague
aairs were stu further compiicate to-day by the al
tachmcnt o the real estate of Tho u dnck Company by
William J. King 4 Sons. cotton dealers on CLAIM, ~
%jOoo0O ~ W
Mr tnaioe. trustee OF tie Sprac estate has decided
that The mills an1 print uGs Sfop as soon rs s'o
in process is TRc various parcels of pronerfy
viii be advertised for sale. @'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
TIE COMING CONTEST IN PARLIAMENT

I.oNnoN, July 22--Thc vote of ccusnrc which Sir
Michi'ai lIcks-Beach viii move Monday next in
the iioAar oi Commons Is as follows:
luaI Ia the opinion OF the House the course nursJed
~ 'he hoNcIn'on IN regard 10 tho rising IN the Trans
N"" wch 40 ihr as yet explained Parliament h9s
r-'l IN III" ioss of valuable lives wou vnIi,nfing
~ u''"Ili} "i the Crown, is fraught with i.nger to
t iuiu, pcN' ana safety NJ Tier MnjcSty'e domin
~ H"hlh Nir1ci. and fails Ia provide for fuElment
o. tie g "'lt| tons contracted by Englaud toward
'-uloP'@h settlers ana natives OF the TransN aal.
Nr Rath0onc, tLibc,al) member from Caruarvon-
sH'rc, VIII move M amcndn mt aS follows:
Tnt n" House. believing THAI the continuance " war
~ rue would not have advanced the honor or
'trst" i.ngan, approves the steps taken b, tie
N'r ihhtnl u chcct peaceful settlement and feels
V'I 'hi tit every care viii bc
'' u ca lh' natives; 10 prONld" iL liberty and
treatment Iof ttc entire white Vopuiat pn, and provide
hrony aud 1oi will among various races Of south
Al ia. ~
DURHAM, July 22.-The draft of the convcntio,
prepared bv the Royal Commission virtually retro
codes The whole If the rransvaal to the Beers The
total of th" claims wIcl the Beers are disposed to
accept does aot exceed EJOO 900. The draft hae not
yet been accepted by the Beers, who still consd
ig tLe clauses relating to natives and to finances
a lrnsNaal p.ksra.d Is to be elected forthwith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
ORDER RESTORED IN TUNIS.

IoVpoN, July pa dispatch from Tunis
reports that the state of ,tfars i'll the Regency IS much
camcr. The whole of ruis including Kairouan, il
quiet This is attributed 10 the mprcssio produced by
Voc occupancy If sax by the French Later details OF
the cnpuU" Of sflX that 100 of the French were
lilcd wounded. portion Of the IL hed by the
Arabs who nre from houses and prefer death TO
yielding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
THELE1INGroN-lvE. RORBERr.

Inspector Bynes and Detectives King and
tConnor OF this city, caedon Chief Murphy Of Jersey
city, yesterday in reference The robbery Of The mo.
ger from Rnppori's brewery Chief Mur,hv tlo,,;
J." had discovered the pcdicrs wagpn ufcd hv In,
thicNCs, bat II turned ont that hc WAS mistaken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23


THE ADMiNl,rHA1IoN AND THE GRANT CLUB GIVES
THEM A sEHENADE-rELIING sp1rCnrs IN
RESPONSE
ALBANY. july 22.-Ihc 1850 Club and the Grant
Niup tiS evening gave sereradc to Scnatoldeicct
Miller and Lapham, at the Dclavan House 4 large
cohcoursc Of pco'lc gathered in front of the hotel
and gave the new officials hearty welcome when
they appeared on the balcony. After music b, the
btnd, the tion. Mathew Hale, of this city intro
duccI the Hon. Warner Miller as follows:
FELLOW -ihruuLicAns or THN CITY oF AIHANY: I
o yoa & tonight nno4 thG Termination the
atouch Republicans who viii rcp,t."nt fGoma
United s,h,s senate. [Appau.cI coneratalate
= n long weeks rc2aci have cnie "nI Ln1oiiI
ended ended IN tnr election Of ~" men OF whom III BE
proud ~ thcy represent us ia thai higl ana
body Yon arc here 70 soc these men ind to car them
the lion Wamr WaE 90 Eon' t","" lnicnns
from the : ato of Ncw-Hork. lApplausc.l
The ilon. Warner Miller aaid:
Cen enen of the Clab of 1850 and Of the Grant Cub
unu @ innlio"-i'cpGh'a"S one and ALL know tlt You
In." mere ,"-nlsht not - mach 70 congratulate y col
leaghe 'uH myself upon the high Offices which been
rejoice one ad al nj tue harmonloms and ospconS " 81"
,hiing Of most b,ttcr cOrtes which has wnscl
has n ~ be- rl d. .irc ~ tS, ne 9 n'i
was organized contest wnoh af "n i1 - ir i,,
could not be ended except by the dsrnpoi o. the Re
vac and io-iay the conicnang Factions hive nrltcd
and i'rnon.orsiy sotica taa oincutics OF tie past
Tonieh follow Republicans, we win bot out " the
N"ip ut oi lItpHbhelis tue names OF he ti,ctlous
Under bach sc iu''o contenicd. lAppilscl Tonight
we lay down the banner. OF the faction 'yuich nave
followed Il, yic,ory IN IsG4 ~ 'ci wa
aye, down through at, the years without failure of Vie
torl ip to tue present ume-lapphuscll bar uI
the elevation ana the adyrncrlucut of the h.rIan
race ih" nave ever oe inst riod on the hannors any
~ " Gritten upon tl't banner the einnncip1on o 000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
TIE ELECTION OF MIR. LAPuAM
lie RECEIVES TiiE FULT. REPj 3IICNN VOrE-GOOD-
III MoRED trEEcHHs -GaEAr i,tJoICING-CoN-
CORD RESTORED.
ley TEIEGhArl TO rITn rrmuNr.I

HUNDRED erEECHHs -GHEAr ltJoICING-coN-
CORD RESTORED
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TGBuNE
ALBANY July 22.-Nhcn the joint Convention
rcas-cmblcd at / O'Clock the action Of the Eepuhli-
can clu, rs known. A spirit of delight
pcrvaG'd the asscmbilgc, and was reflected
III the speeches male. The Conklnr men
were cho'rcd rs they snccesSivcly changed from
NoL'lingtc LaphaU.. : nator Stra,an said: yo.c
for the non ninee of full, free m fair Republican
c"nous.' It" Admns.ratipn m.'n laughed IA his in
sisting That It Ms catcGs he had attended. Mr.
Ayorl, whp, a!thong present Mt tle caucus confer
ercc. did not vote, sad Il have looked AT TINS
farce. although | have not participated in it; am
very glad that, although the knothoc was very
small oar friends, the Conkling men, got inside.o
Laughter MIR. Anlrcws said: 81 witnessed this
love foast.'
Senator Strahan-" On crowf - lGrcat langhtcrI
Mir. Andr, VS. then eulogzcd the Democratic parly
ior ht1ecu minutes, but was stopped 10y Mr.. Strahn
SAVING: M thairnen, uoyc hat the gentle
man have the hail this evening" Mr. Baardman
r'colNei Il roand of cheers whca he deserted Noo,-
f"Id and voted tor hr Lapham. Erastus Brooka
said: " " lth no envy in the world for thia harpy
family, must say that | fco wonderfully clated
WIN the thought OF parting with the 1t stature Of
1881"
"Yce, Mr.. BROOKS" broke in Senator stralon
mt the Legislature is wonderfully elatr I'd win the
id's of parting with YOU" [;rclt laugh.orl
l'r. Hayes SAID: a prcat deal hns nccn said
aho!t IA" love feast and love feat on crow Now
III" the Yankee KIN cat crow. bat dont hnnkcr
after it,"
NJ. Si'inola sal that hc would aurounce while
TIE Republicans We're holding thcu love f,lqt that
the Democrats intended to hold one ~ tl,;r state
ConNention, wien Jrnn Kelly AMI Tildcn viii
unto against the divided Rcpuhhcar party
MIR. lrir'le Nas the last of the Conlling
men who gave in his adhosion - Lap
,'ain. li' al iha did .ot intend t. vote but he
ing urHcd by senator Iialb,rt an1 Mr. Draner arose
and sald sol"oNfuv: " Il appears that t;,c,- u9yc
~ 'Hkrn 'h" dose; vote Tor Eluridge G. In,hau,V
l"t N"tr Nt7 ll'n announced. l. was ~ f5,luWs:
TIE ~ iY--iA1t A.D LIST BAIIor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

LONDON, july 22.-A Bordeaux dispatch an
nouroct that 5000 casks Of vine were destroyed last
might h. a irc which began in Il large warehouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
TIE IT IY--iA1W A..D LIST nAIIOr.

senator H"ncrt5on anrouuoed soiemnly that Mr..
Laphri htC been chosen SENATOR j., nlacr - EnS
c'e No9Ai ling signed. T,a Joint convention thcp
"H'nrrd without day. As Tire Senator. Nclc
c',rm for Larhan and Miller. Tncy wcrr riycn
NhA rrrai power ~ lung hy everyone. democrats
ih' 'hh' I.q"3O% 80. licrvu4 cheers followed for
ircai"ont Har.icd and Nlarl ,on \ pcttcl.
ne m"nt'is acted hl.e boys rclo a. ,cd fr,ia
Il I"Nt NiH' a' school, ar no doubt tel their youth
con-" brcN az ,le prospect OF lcaVing Albany Incfr
was 'u"'cHtns anti -clirrx to toe convention
N"r'' AsNrmblN'nln n. G. MurDly ~ plcrrd E. !. D..
"l"""n directing thai the $1,000 " uci. Bradley
II h'hh'd g neral sharp" b. pad 10 the willow. Of
,nW" men men ki-cd recently on The Sew Capitol.
] ne rcsOlutOh Y smnprr sod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23


THE DEMOCRATS HOLD A MEETING WHICH CII-rs
RISE TO SOME sURMISr-rHE REPUBJIcAvs
MEET, AND AFTER \ SENSATIONAL SCENE DrC1nr
TO HOLD A CAUCUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

Csniinacd .n Tii,a pa4e.
, 1881-04-14

Yesterday marked tho fourth day In the can.
vass OF tho South Town election. A few candl-
dates nnl other yisltors fingered around, but
no such general lptercst as had boon felt III tho
previous sessions manifested itself. Tho noard
began ut o'ulock with tho oanvass Of tho Fifth
rrcoluet OF tho Fifth Ward, md tound It falT!y
honoyoo.nbud with discrepancies between tho
srturEi sheet and tho poll.liat. Tho Sixth FEe-
olhct Ut tho Fifth Ward batlied tho eanyassora
90 completely tint thoy wero compelled to lay
1t astde for tho prpsent. It wAs tho only prs
utuct wholly excluded. The Eighth Precinct
throw tho ljuagl off the scent tn s0yortl
iu9tApqoa, on account OF unneelll4lb1u Gntrits.
A cArutul recurd wAs kprt VI all discrepancies,
III 1rtur that tho ant1lo lIlKht te takal up ahu
cntlaElurp.I In regular ultutlou. Having KuHo
through the roturlss OF all thu Wnrt!t, the toAru
bexltt to look over tho lfAt ut discrepancies
which bud assumed Formidable pfnportone: Es.-
Brlux whole puKes Df fo0scAp. The Scutinu Fro
guut OF tho FlTat WMFd had boo!! passed, owing
10 tho tAct &hAt tho po!l.!!ss ha4 boet uny par.
| tnily made out. Mr. J. u. MccAuslAud, ono OF
| the boMuoFAtIu Judges ut election fGt thnt prH-
u!nut, was present, and WIZ called upon t1r IN
.xpIanAtoi tte said, wtta rofresh.nK eo2l!'e,s; ~
pIiFposs, nnd that tho. Judges coaelnd.
On tie ground OF Insufficient atuuonery.
| ! ~ l1oasl Wns not llsppsod to onR.ldcr tht.
clorteht errvr, ~ It had peell dono ii not With
| {uule1 prgpeuaB, ~ least With tnDxcusAbt0 iK.
| Muranoe, VI nopQ OF tue other Election UoarAs
/ bud oInpla!nsl OF the capacity OF the poll,
| books Ar. AoCxualaud kvtd h0 bud had tWonty
| yeaFs' experience On Election 1cards. ind thsi
, 1881-04-14
THO Kankakee Drainage 1sil1.

Tho bill relating to the drainugo of tho Kanka.
kco segion fAitel tp rceolye constltu tlun4l ma
1urIty on FEiany lnst, when only about two
thirds ot the mon,burs at thu llolsD wsrs pros-
rnt,-the voto v showlnx q fur tho n,!l aua ~
on gsltiay s4owa that the IneMhure IL approved
BY q mulority of that branch, anh II Il hoped
q law, The tnensuru had IA origin in tho lull-
oiols Recommendations or Gov. tprtor tu hls tn-
auRural and speolal messages. und Ia III tno !n-
hav0 boon q number OF partial surveys OF this
regtun With tho viow 70 reclalnl y tast territory
whosu only present use y to KoneFase miasin, hut
tho s{ato IL NODDED. Tho presont bill docs not
prapGau to lnyolv0 tho atato tn Mny axp1nsu be-
yuIl tho sum nRu,0d IN tho bill! for tho aurr0y,
and II tho scheme II pracsicahlr. II VIII seat viii
future Lextslnturos IT, determine what portUll
of thu oxpensu 1T Irafnuav should 1e borno by
tho property reclaimed. The bill WoN!l Se1M to
merit passayo ut tho hApas vt thu House,
, 1881-04-14
CHARLIE ROSS.
Tho Famous Hoy Now Appears Mt
Laugliton, EsseIs IcnEland-Circtlna-
stances of the prcseMt Discovery.

Tho Famous Hoy Now Appears Mt
La,,rllton. Esse1, Enelnnd-Clrcum-
stances or the prcss.,t Discovery.
Special Dhpateh to Tns Chstoqo 1rtbun..
puttApEi.p,1rA, Pa, March IA vcrltablo
trail for tho recovery Of tho long lost Cbnrllo
Itn.. Ia tf,nu,ht r. hnvo ,con d,scnvcrr1 nt tnst
t9s ts ~ ea,o oes ~. ~ ,..... .a'
Col 1ohn ". FosneS nus fcceivea TWO icttefA'-
ono from G. W. kingsbry and tho other from
I,ohcrt l}oniatp[n IluRmau. of L0ntlon,-gtytnR
arms ,nYormnt,nn ro,ativo to the ntu,uotIon, Mr.
~. a a l.,
HuRnan statos that no ooserScu parNRsapn III
n San Antonio, Tox, paport Of Fob. Il. to tho
ctrsct TINT Charl!e Ross had not yet bocn
f,und. While In WA untcr the &mpres,ipn
iouno' Wu''e ~ "ne anuus WI ..s, .u'ps ="
tnat tao enlta naa Deoh Fotatneu ~
his pnrcnta, this notice reclIod to the tn!sld OF
Mr.. Utpnutl q u1attcr TINT had como under his
n,.nrvatio,, nrovim,s n I'm s,.h oF Folr,ury
,s e. ya,,,,, ,er .o.,,,t ~ In,,"h'
whslo no ana Ms 1amhy "ese scs'oinA Ut l'1"9h>
ton, Essox, twelve rutles northeast OF Lonuon
flia two youngest chttron went to a schuol
thore. whtch was attended By very pretty hoy
tAos.i ".sN%+ ''"s .'>s's~ -
, 1881-04-14
Liberty Of tho press Iii 1t1issla', ,

DEpL1n. Aarch 3o.-aruat aurprtSo nas nl.nsioa I'D
CAUSED hero by tho !lows of tue tutl!. annpisAs
fnr a month ot two 1t. Petersburg 5utlehaT iii
li0luxt aill tho Ut. Petersburg Tftua,sIiSs aaa
l!BreKArtiIpE In certatn leading AEl lHiItora pu
reuilatons tho tostru0tions R!yea iuisSing,t 70 u
Tho otiltor Of tho Ytei041stf was onS 'ao si;t u
u2y cited tu appear boforo reHu!h! I'D Jora
Justice for ylitltluE tho pFOprIetle5 w. aSsytY a
By tho Ccts0rnl E,nn,ltt0e This llioutG'i.trnlIta
ono To believe that tho day az autl,a au. ~. knl
measures against the. press haa R9E4u 9E4n,1ls.ioa
for KoYaluK tho LAWS OF tho Press wsfo w's,f;so,ppoiu
beng nlopied. We wcro looulgd 10 ~ pnf lbs
muils, Us usual, aud yesturtlAy,s & cu!cI .hst b.
Mlnister Ut tho interior Il u g!M!d alaA III Vi al
OLD rtE!Mo Ia still rHtAlnc! Wo ~ Hto rrtull, u
suro that tho snme will 10 tno ali ~
leAst for solno time tn ct'a'o; ;,,,,.rs. ~ Tsa
uoptlrx of tho stato Council y d.ly " TtJSsfsl
Ia order to discuss the ntrth!uotinn " tthat M
measures IL Mu Indication WhatesG,a 1ut, "
such ltIpnsuros aru likely to bo Ghrfiss snnis.ts'
Ia changes In tho personnel Ut !1'o nIm,i,ic "
tlon, xruat DIAL 1. sa1 q ~ imsssucnoa'
H. SaOuroI, pntl ct tho afIu!ssur VI nh ~ ehirls
Mlutll; Of iluw Appointments anons ~, nru IT J.
tf the Admiralty: aud ct the r." Il, sytIef'
Ia,nburaur, tho ltusslHn Mlnfstgr Hin ~ OEbs.
land, to hs furnoF POST In tlG to!vs sv ise hess
Thu last unlncd, AnWvyGF, Will III un5 .,
relurn tu his post at Ootleyits .. .,,cvtance& q ..
G7UUl odd OF more IL not vt eoaHG't oae,G lis pca+
Mussu!lrAn subjects ot tho Cur as atsu aIu pOs
nnt4 aud workiipn IN tho lArEp F9Wg T. Prlers'
being pledged to Alexander ~; ut, - la lafssI
burg, u hAvo scun 1t, tho ssst'r,l fit W.
fnct0rios hayetD runcAt tho GS.n , ~, appfos!ap
ulArk on tho passport of eaea H~'
tFIlH.
, 1881-04-14
HOUSE.
TIE 1llTiI..1IlL1.

Bpteial Dt,pa,eh 10 1ns chicago Tt1buaa,
Hpnl Nd rfx1I,. ILL.,. April 13--Tho hill man roso
to the OCCASION this morning and showed by hIs
works that tho biI.writInv industry hay nut
c,,nsm1.
Kro,l. of Couk. md Morrts, Of Hardin, for
so,no reuson or other, run ausoss each othoTs
trn cks and scnt nm col1,io OF bills deslvunl to
nrwnmni,h oxuctlv Tho sn,up thtnR-natnelvt
tte cu,ao,ds tinn uf Tim Joliet and Choster ront.
sanitary I,nur5a wlth thnt at tho tloord OF
Trustees Of the Ho,orm Hchool at rontlac,
, 1881-04-14
hE SlAfE GArllAL,
The Bill Ceding the Canal
Advanced in the
Senate.
Slaughter Of Chicago's Proposed
Polico md Fire Commits
sioner Measure.
Confirmation Of Another Batch Of
Nominations by the
Governor.
The April Adjournment Plan
Buried by Reference to
Committee.
A Prohibition Measure Ordered
to Third 1scasling bya
Close Vote.
House Bill to Prevent Crooked
Voters Getting in Their
Work.
Gregg's Appellate Court Bill ReFard'
ing Appeals and Written 0pin.
ions Rosurreoted.
An Appropriation Refused FOR Mon'''
mcnt to the Gallant Col.
Mnlllgan.
Adjournment lin the Midst Of Debate
On MoWilliams' Railroad
Bill,
aregg'a Appellate Court Bill Repard'
ing Appeals and Written opin'
ions Rosurrected.
An Appropriation Refused for Mon'''
mcnt to the Gallant Col.
Mnlllgnn.
Ad'ournment lin the Midst Of Debate
On MoWilliams Railroad
Bill,
SENATE.

CEDtSG Tl1E CANAL
speetdl DtspatA to 1hs Chataoo 4ftouns'
srRlsorrEIp. ILL.,. April ,13.-The Senate mot
mt tho ua,lal hour this morning. ....--
The spccu1 order for tho opening hour was
theu tnken up, tho sn!nn being tno cohs!oerhuou
on secoud rendlng OF Senator WhltinQ's bll TO
ccdo tho lltnola & Michigan Canal to tho unitcd
States
Senator Whiting explained tho provisions of
tho bll and presented m amendment striking
os,t the word "ehtp" md inserting tho words
"cnlargeG canal" Tho amendment wns adoptcd
without discussion. IIo then offered another
amendment
REQUIRING THE UNITED srATEs
to accept tho grant within i've yenrB after tho
approval IT tho act. This amendment was nlso
adopted. Not satisiicd, he tackled on anothor
provision that tho grant should revert to tho
State unless tho UnItcd States enlarged tho
Gnnnl.
Senator Shaw put on 4 plaster In tho shape OF
an nmondmoat Including In tho gilt 0ll LOCKS
dnms, md property which stho State held as
cam! property. As amended tho DILL went 10
third rcn4ing.
For tho purpose Of holding tho resolution
which passed yesterday, providing in tho "rc-
solved /" style for cessou of tho canal to tho
United statea, a motion to reconsider tho vote
by which It passed was postponed for two wonks
IN order to give the necessary bills an oppor'
tunfty to pRSs.
Tno order Of bills on third rcadins was tho n
DON'T WANT 'ist.
Tho fltst ono on tho list WIS Senator Whito'e
bill ureptng boards OF Police and Flro Commits
sioncrs in cities OF over 10000 Inhabitants
There was no debato on tho hill whatover- Tue
roll was solemuly called, and then recalled tc
pick up non. votors and "absentoes." Tho ro-
suit was tho death Of tho bill by vote of nays
Y yeng =. ta fOlloWa:
, 1881-04-14

rpsstas pttpaseh 10 Ihe Ghsaeo Tribune.
HrnsAToI,, Ill, April 1a-A very pluasant aifais
took pnce In StrGatar this morning, being tho
wedding Ut alr. II. y. nennion. Assistant Auditor
Ut tho Chicago & Alton ItAilroad, and bflss Itzzto
Fuller, tnuVhter Of tho Hon. Alexander Fuller,
Of this place. "ho g.'ssts were worry numerous.
bolng tho elite Of this and surrounding oitIes
Tho prosonta wcre humorous and cosily. After
couple sonk tho ChloAHO & Alton train tor Vt.
Isoul4, aud from thOro they mako III UItUndud
MnllluK tour through the S0ukhWost,