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, 1881-12-29

crous enough II tho facta were prGclscly what
Nix co,lccivetl t,em 10 be. but now 1t comes
out TINT Sonntnr Logan was not guilty Of tho
hc1nuus u1Fcnsc Ut exercising the Sta1wart
right nf Senatorial privilege which Nixa1i
Ind always upheld. Nlxon's hdus 1lcI.atcs,
Stone, now declares TINT Senator Logan had
nothing to do with tho appointment OF 1essU
Spnltiing rs Collector, nnl TINT Ntxon's do
ical was entirely on llis own merits. Stone
knows. llo Is an intimate ot nil tho leading
tlir.l-term Stalwarts. lilo was on tue spot.
1Ic snya "Logan toll him TINT SpaltlMg was
ineligible. a,itl That lie [I.oganl was not to be
caught mining n cnlHlftlnte who c0,1lt int be
nppoinrcd." THUS It appears that Nixon not
only sl,anlcfnlly atnlt1fied himself by
,berattng Logni, and crfticfsitg Arthur
for pursuing tho very sa,no course which
liz. along with Arthur. had approved
III Conkling's casc, hut also that tie
qualification wns altogether unnecessary,
bernrso Logan had not lntcrfcred nftl Ar
thur ha1 not rejected Nixon At 1ogan's re-
quest. And, Furthermore, 1t t.trns out TINT
Mr.. Jesse Spaldng wns first suggested by
Arthur himself and appointed by Arthur re-
Eardlcss Of tho wishes or recommendations
cfthor Of tho Illinois Senator or tic three
Cook County meinbcrs.
Nixon has ,,,nde himself laughlng-stock,
tlc llns relieved President Arthur and Soil
atur Logan from ali scnso Of obligation for
pnst soryEces, lie flas exposed tho l,ollowness
of spoits.seohing "Stalwartlsm ''-nnd nil
without causc. II Nixon is sect about town
tearing Ills hair, gnashtng hIs teeth, alld In
tlulg,ng In ui,sensonable profanity. peop1o
,vlhn nrn familiar with hia rnfuI cnse .yftl
, 1881-12-29

: ~, ,,,,, -, ~,
1T appears from tnc n''1's'' pnpefs taas
Utmost tho wnote Cat''ollc Vote oi berry
t"''stsy wehs over 10 aao tiHfy eA"uWa1e' o'f
sn'al'c' i'snn' NJ t'e 1eeent lat!ia'heaaty
etrtaon !" tl!at county. Not"'1'stahu'1e
til's 'leAVS aeieet'ol'' ulo a!asstohc eailo'uato
"as elec'es. W ~ h'nJoraty: Iho way tnls
happchea IL eSpialheu. fnls i'"oo OF INC
heretofore ifotestant conservative voters ot
DerlY sappoI1ett tne i'loernl ch'ta!uAte, Als.
, 1881-12-29
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

Alnllctt kindly offers to superlntclMl the
construction or all public buildings now III proc
csa or erection, but whnt tho public would really
like 10 know Is tho nutio Of tho man who will
superlntcnd Mullett
Miss Carrie May, whose engagement to tho
wc!l-known polo-playcr. Mr.. Jntnes Gordon
ennett, was ultltlilc,l by r,ason of that grlttc-
mnHa gcccntr!cittcs III connection with tho
lfTuor-traGlc. will soon bo married 10 4 nnn who
laas rlt',len a hicyolp from Now York to ChtcHgo.
Miss May scotns determined 10 cut,noot horself
with some 1oAtng out~door pnstimo.
Il pudding which WI cali "kato's brown
1lcttfo" Is, for simple anu easily. nlntle Ill eh
otnincntly successful. rut nltcrnato layors Of
grated hrGad-cruEbs Or choppch apples in II
rlstiug.tlFsh, aeason each lnyor With sugar, Cln.
nnH,on, ant! II lftto lump OF buttor. For dish
holding qunrt and d talf ynu need two tcacup-
tu1s uf hot water. 1nke mn hour and II half
ItAvo tho top lrown. Servo with plenty Of swcat
crcnm.-CHn SctHrz.
"kmcel here by NY side I.urllMc,'' a1ld IN
oboutonca to tho sinmlutlh beautltni Er hung her.
EG1f In nm Hh1Nda Ut Rflaf tho bed whlI Inv
dying tho eighth luke OF 'rnanty-a1cnna ssreot
Rupert N01ltnsstono "1enpott tho tod l,a hHtl nj
NHys been cntlcd-n1t By EGahoH of tho sunny-10ld
LOCKS TINT clustered IN rfant growth about his far,
whltn forehead. but bocause when ch!ho0d's happy
days wcr1 yut Ills to eni0r !o wUul.l run nlerrlly
acsuss tho broad dsnIcsMu Tint stretched away In
front OF his fathers castle on uo island und
Hh0nL - iii Ill Hel 1lcau9" at 4 little boy who
1lvod noxt door. Ills mother had NOTICED this, but
hal only sald: "'Tia but tho h,oyant nat
uro Of his b]!thcsosno saxon spirit" and
gono IN with har washing. Ono day tho
Utilar ttlo boy over tho foico. and vareatel
1Iuport era tlmos In tho place win bthc-
Eop'e. copper*tect boot. Attor eating Ills meals
stHdtn9 for wGek fsup1tt had said 10 Ills 1otlLsF
one day: Aftcr giving tho subject considerable at-
tuition, nnns.. ,iayo concluded tint tho Jones boy
is not 10 rod'hpaded M thought !o wnH."
, 1881-12-29

A Bsccze Created In Cincinnati By tito
Proposed incorporation OF Another

A Brccze Crcntcl In Cincinnati By tita
Proposed incorporation OF Another
Company
eptetat Dhpateh to 1at chteuoo Tribune.
CINCINNATI, O., Dec. .S.-Tho Equitable Gus
Company OF Cincinnati Ia about to 10 lpeorpnr-
atcd lts capltal Will be ~, 600 0o, which IL to a
divided between Cncinnati and Eastern capital.
lists. The tncorIorntors nre nn,ung tho strongest
lnon In tho city, 0th ia regards business ability
and tln.nclRl backing. Thoy cln1n 10 mean
business, und Mnnouncc TINT they will furnish
gas far Fl per l,UO feet. Cincinnati l,as but ono
Kla company. which, Is charElnx $1.00 per 1.uOJ
tcat. Ruccntly tho Queen City Gus
Cnmpany wis Incorporated, aud tho onlE.
,lutco giving 1t tho privilege Of laying 1nnlns
aonK tho streets Ia still before ong OF tho Hltl'
ntopal hoardi. 1t Is quito tloAd. however. owing
to tho torrIilo onslaught upo It BY Gun. IIiekesl'
lo.per, the President Ut tho old eoulpany. Tho
tight was carried into tho newspapers. aud. If
was tho n't.st tKofaus In his 1netlli uf trc.ltt.'E
tho subject, lts popular ver!vt WIS IN hts lnsot.
Thu inc0FpnrntOga uf the Equitable clnnI 10
hayU t0rlue1 lhate prosunt purpose long
betnro the Queen City wis intnrpor',
atvd and toy nso Ia ~ ~. way ,,, .l.c9r.> l.!,x
hls received fFoM, the. hands vt tho ol!i
NstAN thosu ctn('AuIes sAso teen or4n"1c1
fur tho purpose Uf "stlttnN OUT" IL th9 "a
cNn,pnny. t!u urgues that 1t IA impossible u
chvnton tlle nrifv Of K.s by tnub!ma tno
and TIC htt that Cincinnati Is alrenLy supplied
with chcnfmr md better gns thnn my other
American cry. Thu stuck uf tlls cnWpuny II
worth sl'0 aud Inns long ruled at That ilguE1.
, 1881-12-29

Tile Custonl-1louse squabb!o presents
enough contradictions aud ludicrous sltua-
uons to make up Il farce .....
TO begin with, Nixon. who "snatehetl q
newspaper FROM tho taWs Of destruction " for
tie express purpose Of advocating the doc
trlno Of "Senatorial courtesy" (which
noans tho right Of a Senator to tllctato tic
larger Federal appointments in Ills State),
Is lloorcd bya boomerang Of his own hurl-
inE. Early In the late President Gnrilcld's
brief term Of office controversy aroso over
tho Nuw York Custo1n-llouse, Mr.. Conl-
linz, then United States Senator from New
York, demanded tic privilege Of designating
the Collector OF the port. President Garfield
, 1881-12-29

:js~rs


alrs. Vanaeloiit, the "ldnw or tle iato
to l,cr reception today. = -
Miss parncll, tho ug|tator's sister, has re-
coiycd lottcrs from moro tgn 100 wonlon III this
country who volunteer tn 10 to ireland to a1-
the m inrisv rnr,,ats~ @ INV .n. ~ '"o
rv,don,1v ao.r,,orv Era,,ro,,,,,,,o,,a nr,t
von1r In to a,otn 1,,',, ma. rms 49, a., ill.,
49, IL ,s,a ,a,.,ns., ~ ,v".h,I... W. .atu
f.nra,,noe. M, h. rr,,I o.",. ssa, 49,. H.
pnrtnent tnst Ia tfmr ft,r lin insf trnim at t ht
,r co,,,,,,,, t,,,o ,,ts NJ. ,Il,,,,,. -. a..
ros. n'.,tt =. 49,, s ISL. t, ~ MY s,4o
,,s.,' ..,aa, ~. ~, - 10 @ ano
~. a ea. i., u ms M an ~. ano krun
covered .. With ~ choices ilowors. Tao Parls press
oss %sro repatsea } froS, tue a. anto ehabsr rs''F'
Tha Isey. DR.. w. L.. (}age, tbs muscular
chrIstlnn nt lInrtfori, who recently captured a
burglar IL hls mouse. doesn't seem 10 be as
p1noky morally rs lo Is physically, Tor, Instead
# Gwns ~ r. p t. "a tbn, "ef 81 e q Es nsa
wnY 10 sui4u mud totlin tho man whOso ot,er1,-
ttohS wero 'u'u1Ic'19 to tho public gotd.
Tho following story Is told, not exactly at
tho cxppnsc VI Now Enginnd culIeRo Professor,
tho author of All arttcln Ut, "Aurlout Methods of
FIltration," whIu1 recently nppeNrou In ono Of
the nuguzInes. by Il lntsprlnt bis subject was
announced In tho advertisement US y aAuclout
Methods OF Filtration" much to tic amusement
Or Ills frlentts, mo at whnn tho uttar eyulinR
IT a, = soe'.. 1Mrty snd TO- hm; "lratessar %
Flirtnt!oil,'" Tho Professor, win IL u bHnt1olor
and sne,al favorit. instantly replied: ! sliss
ga nuliitor ut Il tttlp, nna must be jiiastrut0d
With oxrortlnei,ta"
!ldslui.ls l,tstort long refused to nnarry tic
MArnuls Cuprpn1ca OH uccount Ut tho oppoytt1on
Of biz family, ono OF tho old nomap nobility.
, 1881-12-29

TIE caso OF DennIc Hughes, who was
brought Into Judge Jatneson's court Friday
usld llal Ills sentence suspended, illustrates
III peculiar lnal,ller tho tangcr OF permit.
tiny any Judge to exercisc thls enormous
power. Hughes nppears to bo ono Of tie
most desperate md llurt!onel ynung rulllans
Ill this city. lle llas been arrested for all
manner OF offcnscs, from 1lglway robbary
to d!sorderty conduct. uohas oace forfeited
Ills bull for robbery ai1l once for larceny;
atld both times tic bolsdsnels proved to bu
worthless. Yet he managed to Impose a
doleful tale OF Ill health upon Judge Jalise-
, 1881-12-29
TRIBUNE: IlsANCu OFFICES.

THE CntcAGn Tn1nrSH has established rranda
eicca fs,r tue receipt Ut subscriptions and udyartse"
mol!ts II. funMs:
FADnEH, Manager. ...... ~.
0l,AsGuW. scotinnd-Asian's American Mems
Agency. II lsenl,ud-*t. ...
1UNl)t,A. EnR.-Amcr!can Extlh0gs ~ aR aaa
ulSnf +. tltf.Ltu. Aaent.
WASHINGTON, II. C.-I3iI ttEast.
, 1881-12-29
ICE.
Not Pound Illus fet 8cekR Gathered
fnr thu C{nrln1an&l Market.


for t&sa Cincinnati Market.
6ptetal DIspateA TO TnA Chteaao Tribune.
CINCINNATI. O., Dec. :.s.-Tho continued mild
woathor Is giving rls0 to tho fear Of nn icc-fnti'
tau. Tho local lce-tara'srs havo notified thelr
cnstonlnrs thut on Jan. priees wtli br aasanrsA
from u to G1 cnntA hunlr<.I p0ulltEs- Tho st1ir
ply ut leo for this city ct,s,cs fto1n Lake Eric
whcro I'M Abundant supply IL easily secured dur.
tn9 winters Of ordinary severity. Farther soltth
leo fosnlad by artliclal process Is psctl, but III
this latitude lcc-tnaohlnus huya ueyor Dcon ~
troluccd. should the natural supp'y,
supplled. but Ut largely tnnroascI :"ss.
Tic browers hrc tho largest consumers of !ee.
and Wutilh duucr Eroat tncupyenlence Rud ~ ~.
wr.o the auppy to full. The prlue aud qualify
of heer would naturally be aifeotetl ~. ~.
fiE cfop. Asn I'D mi viii M. utii shs ulddlo ar Fsbt.
AIRY, The fupt rethnint. however. thAt MT
pound Of leo has sol bcen EAtheres! TOR ln.s
will 10 IN ppah ono.
, 1881-12-29
MASONIC.

bpeeta1 pttpasea u ~: thieaal 1eibrns.
St. JOSEPH, No., Dec. 28.-Tho graud s''ts
OF tho StatH were haHquoted tonight ut tho ~
oItlc House by tho Ma&ons Of this city. Fully llD
plates wero lad. Among tho yrxnlI officers pn%'
eNt were Grand Commander Wl1lIHul u. i!a'''
last t]ranA Giaster Joseph tl,owno. Ora1a ~
cnr,leF William II. Nnyp, " II. Lnuls; hrAns hr;'.
tira Muster Job, parst'!i, or Ut. l'is; iratt
Lecturer Ai.rh Hu1sowti!. nnd many dssttns, .,..,
usplit!cs md other ptulntueut Mctnheri .! wv
4rtltr,
, 1881-12-29
THE "DuNTHoRNg" or AMERICAN POL.
ITfC4.

'rhc ntfmtrnrs nf the Acting President nte
al,,arontIy anxious that ho should nose be-
fore tie country ns I, sort of political Bun
thor7,c. whl)o they rco)1uo Mt his feet anlt
wayo lilies and aunf,owcrs Mt him, We arc
not prepared to say whether or not this sort
uf treatment is tn Mr., Arthur's liking, but It
IA certain shat llIs friends, with something
like n preconccrtet movement, unto in t!,a
effort to ilnprcss upon tic American people
that NTr, Arthur Is a gcntlouaau, as though
tho gentleman wrro rather mn exceptional
character IN everyday American llfe Tho
latpst Instance Of this purpose Ia furnished
by Mr.. FiIley, wo,,tti-bu Postmaster General,
IN the Ut. Lon,s utobc- Dc,nocrs,f. who says:
but there il no rul,hlo at,out tho White 11ousc.
hne tnot s'ps H. i!lis NM has a! gxoe4,e oss at'
ts country ever int, aud thut prediction is lIo.
ing fsfitlel, unrlclI aa irth1r II IT., feiresent
Tho lsrst wns an cxpo:1onl oi pt.rciy Asnerican
Institutions: Iio hNd Ereat Legislative Sxt'o.
liz was mi atntestnnn Arthur ttM il ssif. t.,atie.
Af,tl he y purely Atncrica but Ge Il typo OF
Ilis ax,inIsr nn anye,5nmcnt INV" e.,, IN liz
ilng or 5ho pxeGutEyc Ills 41GlItieasio1.a tor the
,,,ro nn oSe " g sn n W. M ~ ocn @
snns7n tIs nD!tlty to keep his own counsel and
10 ,o, pufsue ms own eo,le'e:
W. Me 'lie!'"eu :. ~ aoao1 w.etlet ., 4aane,'-
cnsls, as t"'.' WI "E'eo WIN Mt' ,"'cy ~
l"e''ls tae se'1'n'aue seht.e"''n on
"'sI:f pa''o t.'"'' lne sel.'1lnae states-
i''.' o"9' "'9l"ot s'opplhH ~ e.se"ss .f''s
pol"'' "'cto "'o 'e''s".ts WY 'ti' ri''u5 .e7'
''!'".s "S ;" ~ VI" !cH"i'u ,'e''to " sl1,e ,:
ll'e" a'a se"!'e'l'en ~ hot W s"'"'su'o W.
10 s ~ "o"'" w. IN ao'ao "1lei '''nltels 1li'
, 1881-12-29

Of ropular education. How to act rid Of tho
Wicked past without gross |ujustico 10 It's
bencIlcEarics Of the present is the problem
with which Mr.. bright and Ills colaborcrs
nro called UPON to grurric.
, 1881-12-29
Tho Grant Retiring Mlli-Objocttonx
ANN Nn1

4"' "'""@ s.s...,ox,,, '"D'os''o''"
,r,u 80 I, t,.nss'. .anssseTeu. Ts.. ,uo,.,, I'm
Tor plac,nu u. s, (irant upon tho retired tIst Of
tho army, with tho rank ind my Of uet,urul, rs
originally scnt to tho senato Military Committee;
wasna follows:
i'e Il enaeteti. Tl,nt In reeornlton Of tho emit
hsssuy Is a. aahori1sa to nn.n!sase. and, u b. anS
n he 5 Gs9 e a9 H1aps @ e o ae afy eas'S S t.
tic runk aud full pny Of Gonernt or tho Army.
rho od'tor OF tho Now York Sum- WIN hates
uo, usaht ~. retuslns n'h tao NOW AorK ,... ~
lcotorahfp. op1euts to tho pnssaRo OF this llttle
fo,io.vinn "mo,,, nt,,or rcasous. '1'
The roa.ou nss1rncJ for this mcaauro ts thus
icns. II II IL IL M i,tsE"r ,,TcncI, as Il usn ~ III
whon ts pesnicinus project WIS first introduced,
that 1rHnt Is poor ~ thosc dmys, when tue
csenh!on 81 Ivy Ivy 1tIy ~ n!Ge. Wstn lug oaanl,s7
t,,r. If, nrrr 10 neranitt.iat f;rai,t. ia aivn.
c0tcs claimed that ho rns On tho vpr4o Of rpy-
crty. Now II y knnwn that ho fs ono OF tho rich
men Of America; TINT is 90 s2ns @ ard mnrri,Ko
cnnileetioms afp ~ yery r1ch; ana tlot ~ is rot
VIII, on 1 "f a. as eqr ~ o
Peysr'y nas 4 Sesss.'it'Sa = lis public serSiees
sss; yssSs q u fsseaey =, sf tie
scrvic Mht Gun u p" ne? e na reeeyed 81 To- nsR
e VIII M 81 s 9sSt Gad @ y rinr
nrHSa Of thousands of % o1esa wortn ot g,fs1 c,
SSIy Ssrs IF p,'S!'S sssSiss: iaas ssScga:s5 =
hs 1 n an II n1f m ero @ tue a,r sSHo r
s Ios III Is askIs M ecue for re ''u' 4A'a ~" ''s'
~ I'D @ ~ Mill 4 II; ~
, 1881-12-29


OF the lay'ng OF tho ioand"tion'stone OF tl1e
t!rst "boaftl school" III n town OF Walcs:
AR. bright holds the Brltls'l lal'tl laWs anu
tic british foreign polEcy responsible tof
British Ignorance. pa'nct'sA. n'ai crime.
liz holds that tic British lninl SYSTEM Inns
divorced tic BrltIsi! Turner from tho soil,
mud so driven "l-litif of Its csfltisasofs from
tlo rural districts to The elites asld to otllor
pursuits. lie refers to tic expresset WISH
Of Mr.. Golden 10 sre ~ plaln map, OIL w''tcss
Should bu given NIL tic llttl's ot NIL the co1'tl"
tries; aid that OF tiIts IMP there should 10
l,,arketa fItttc spot III red to l'ltlicate blood
and In Black to Indicate error afitl cfilne' antl
that these marks SHOULD be plncetl Wllcr.
ever the blouu OF Eneltsh so9a1crs ,llRa
neeh shea. AM ho pIocee"s 10 s.lo"
where and lor "nal nsatlsh eo'u.e1s na'e
shcs' tl'csf o'uoai n"w t'les toue,.t ~ ~
pose h'e''"sen "aoa spa's, a''u "see,~@sas s.s
10 1'apose n n'o""1ca npoh fsa"ce' a'la 1''ef'
Wa1"s " taposo l''~.''ol' "ith.uL 'cl'tcac''t'''
tfoh upo'. 'ao !An'et,ea" e"lof's,S, Nv III ~
pe"ao w 1oa1 ~ A'o "u''tc" ..a''u'1s ~ VT
h'rs' "na ule,, ~ supuae !" ns'',sl' ru'o wv
!'"nt.ien m 's'i'i'o" 1antn,.s' a'.u a'oi ~ ~
baach tio peopie OF en'ha "itA oplunl' a1lu
10 oH' .,.....-
Ills Is terrible affatg1ne'it OF tlfo bflt'sE
natlon' ant Mt Its conclusion Hr. bfielt
calmly says: - bel'eVe all tAe profits ol III
tic great foreign trnAo OF inc country saflce
tho accession ot Wl'l'an 1A1.-that u 10
say, wl'eh th,s horf'd sSsteh pegah-
that ule proTts ot aii our lole'Eh
tfasle Tor :2o years would NOT feaeh Inc e'of-
NOUS sum W. hhso cSpc''aeu Ill tAesa
, 1881-12-29

1Inver1y's Thcntrc.
Monroe strccf, f,etwann CLARK and Dearborn. Err
FArsn,ent Of ltnycr1y'a Original United Mnstndon
Miu4ttnfH
, 1881-12-29

cents md paid expenses. iiowo will sit around
with bceotntnR dignity md explnlti tho npprn-
prIatlons rorusit to meet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
natl Commercial.
, 1881-12-29
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

9usetal n!5uafth to 1hs CAt5>s 7tkhnH4.
81. PAUL. AIInn., lice. ..s,-TcrUraphln or1cra
were received BY lieu. Tcsry Tor the dispatch Ut
, 1881-12-29

Tue Intc,~oceaa IL stalwnrt. 1t always
tlult do il0t va,anKs With tho days, mid It pro-
pUaea 10 stand nr th0n, alid to continue to fear
lesly AlvocAtp taeM.-{n&er- Oeet,t.
Nov, II We ooulA lind out from tho once. ue1-
car what principle it associates With 8ta!wnrt-
Is1a, We would thank tho abo e1itor tor tho vRl-
uuDts !nfosu1auon. Up to this ttns BtalwArtlsM
has seemed to mean thu right Of u patriot tn
steal public. money-tho sanctity Of whlsky
rings, stas-routo rfnYa, ttMbor rlnss, navy rttlas.
and all rings that contribute to tho party fal,Is
Tell III what tha principles arc shas do not
change NTH tho duys.-Ct,.etnaats Commercial.
, 1881-12-29

Grand Uicrn. House.
Clark street. oprostt ter Caurt"fio!tso. EnRaRe'
pacnt Of Milton Sublc& "lha rhoeMlx."
, 1881-12-29

Grand Utscrn. .IIntsAc.
t1n1* street. oppostt nor Court'fioaso. EneaRe-
naenL Of Milton Sublcs, "Tha lhdMlx."
hIeVfeker'E Tttenfrr.
Madison street. hetweon Etntg md Dcurhosn.
1;nraecment Ut tho unlon Square Iheatse Company,
'Ila1pi ktyku.n
1E0oIcr's 1'hentrc.
Randolph Btrcet, butwHcH clark and In salle.
Tnsaaomaut Of Jasrott j. lttce's "fun Oh thn iris
tol.r
Olynptt rhcntre.
Clark strcct, tttwecn l.ako and Randolph. En-
rneement OF l.rnvtts Oroat Speciality Company. Va
rEeky entertainment.
Academy of AIu&lc.
11nIstod sttcot ncnr s1natsUn. West Side. Variety
cntoftnlntnont.
Criterion Theatre.
Corner OF gcdewtck md Dislslon stfscta. Variety
entertainment
I.yccum Thentrc.
netpfnInes Ntsuet near Nndss0n, WDat Side. Va.
ttetE entertainment.
Central HEu.tc-IInll. ...
Southeast cnrner Itnnd01ph and State strentx-
Emcl.c Melville Opera Company "f'at!onco."
, 1881-12-29

Academy of Nu&lc.
l1nIstod street. ncar 3lhaisUn West Side. Var'aty
entertainment.
, 1881-12-29


Madison street. hetweon 8thte nnd Dearborn
1;nEascnlont Ut tho unl1n Square Theatso COMPANY
"Iln1pi ktykun
, 1881-12-29

Criterion Thcntrr.
Corner OF Ecd9w!rk nnd Dislson streets. Variety
mt fSst
, 1881-12-29

E&001cr'E 1IleNtro.
Randolph Btrcet, butwncH CiAfS and In shlle.
Tnanaonaut Ut Jasrott u lttce's "fun Oh Tho tsls-
- y
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25

THE sober second thought is having an
excellent effect, both upon members of
the legislature and their constituents.
Those whose first impulse was to at least
postpone any settlement of the bonds at
the present time, are becoming satisfied
that this is the most favorable opportu-
nifty and that delays are dangerous. If
the bonds now on deposit with the State
Auditor are allowed to scatter, they will
never be brought together again upon
the so per cent basis. The State cannot
and should not go before the world ten
derlng so per cent of her Indebtedness
to her creditors. But when the cred
itors knock at our doors and offer
to take so per cent, there is
nothing discreditable IN accepting the
proposition. On the contrary, it would
be discreditable to refuse the settlement
proffered Our courts have wiped out
the fllmsy excuse for non-payment which
has been raised for twenty years, and
the naked issue of payment or fiat repu-
diation is now presented. The more the
question is debated, the more thought
given to it, the greater the feeling in
favor of settlement. The proposed ad-
justment gains strength every day and
year after the matter is settled the pub
lie will be amazed to think that anyone,
even temporarily, stood as stumbling
block in the way of placing a quietus
forever upon this vexed question.
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CHANGES OF LOO 4TIONS.

Some of the Business Firms and Agencies
About to Occupy More Enlarged and
Finer Quart rs.
Between now and January 1, a number Of
business firms and agencies will change their
location. Among those changes will be that
of Cary & Robinson, railroad, steamboat sup
plies, lower Third street, to their new store
on Fourth street, between Sibley and
Wacouta streets. Nichols & Dean,
hardware, corner of Third and Sibley
streets, will then vacate the front
half of the first two floors of their present
quarters, and occupy the entire building va
Gated by Cary & Robinson, with the basement,
rear half of the front and second floors, and
the entire third floor of their present quarters,
thus very materially adding to their floor
space, which has become necessity from the
rapid growth of their business.
The space thus to be vacated by Nichols IL
Dean is to be fitted up for the headquarters of
George II. Hazard, agent of the Minneapolis
Il st. Louis railway, who is forced to vacate
his present quarters by the encroachments of
the Merchants National bank, which, when
the changes are completed, will have one of
the largest and finest banking rooms in the
northwest. The change will, however,
be one every way advantageous to Mr.. Haz
zsrd's agency, as by it he secures large, wide
and high rooms on two floors, cornering on
Third and Sibley streets, and less than square
distant from the Union depot and the street
railway lines, and square and half from
the steamboat landing. The front, or
general office is to be fitted up in fine style,
with large plate glass for the windows and
colored glass for the transoms and other deco
rations to give the room cheerful and attrac-
tive appearance. George is to be congratu-
lated
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liquid Fuel for Locomotives.

Gen. Herman Haupt, general manager of
the Northern Pacific, has contributed a scien-
tiflc paper to the Railtoay Age, on the use of
mineral oils as fuel for locomotives. He
treats the subject upon the basis of estimates
and demonstrated facts as laid down by ac-
cepted authorities, and, making due allow
ances for the unknown or undetermined, ar
rives at the conclusions, that while it is evil
dent that the best results have not been OBJ
tanned, it is not probable that liquid fuel ca
be proftably substituted for coal or wood
where they ere plenty or reasonably cheap, but
where other fuel is scarce and has too be
hauled long distances the burning of naptha
or other mineral oils with superheated steam,
will be economical, especially because ten
der may carry enough liquid fuel for RIM of
260 miles. Nothing is said in the paper of the
various devices for using superheated steam
in connection with liquid fuel; but those who
know the interest manifested by Gen. Haupt
in the inventions and pending tests of our
townsman, Prof. a. 8. Saroni, will believe he
had in mind, in preparation of his paper, the
results aimed at by Prof. Saroni. A prelimi-
nary test of Prof. Saroini's apparatus for
burning naptha under steam pressure, was
recently made with Northern Pacific locomo-
tive at Brainerd, under conditions which did
not allow of test of the important question
of economy. Another trial is promised when
with proper fittings in the fre-box, and a
sufficient store of naptha on the tender, the
question of economy will be determined by
careful observations on long trip.