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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30
FROM ALBANY.
ConkIins'> Organ Gives mp Hopes OF a
Caucus.

ALE,>Y, y. Y, May 2s. The Express
which represents the Conkling section, this
morning gives up all hope of securing a eau.
Gus. Ii says we have been overridden. The
prospects nowtare that in consequence of the
Withdrawal of enough names to reduce the
signatures below the requisite number, that
the republicans will proceed to vote without
letting their party affairs be known by
themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30
Bed bugs, Reaches,

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosquitoes
insects, &C., cleared out by ''Rough on Rats.
l5c. boxes at druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30
How to get Sick

Expose yourself day and night. eat too
much without exercise: work too hard with
out rest: doctor all the time; take all the
vile nostrums advertised and then you will
want to know
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30
Terrible Loss of Life.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists. l5c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30

1t did not need the personal denial of
Mr.. Blaine to brand As an infamous false
hood the mendacious editorial of the New
York Sun that the Premer's recent visit
to New York was 'to fix up things
and to stile investigation of the Star
route frauds. Secretary Blaine visited
New York solely on private business. At
torney General McVeigh and Postmaster
General James both asseverate in the
strongest terms. that the charge of the
New York Sun is utterly aud baselv false
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30

Perhaps there are no Americans in
Mexico just now. \ shopkeeper in the
City of Mexico advertises as follows in
very big type; The Emporium. in or
der to meet the great demand which at
present exists on the part of the Ameri-
cans here for this stimulant. has imported
10000 Gallons of Whiskey." No further
comments are necessary. The Americans
are in Mexico. sure enough
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30

Further details of the terrible steam
boat disaster in Canada serve to confirm
fully the opinion that the upper works of
the vessel were too ilimsy to stand sud-
den strain. How many of these paste
board death-traps are navigating our own
waters is a question the public would like
to have answered, now that the excursion
season is at hand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30
How to get Well

Which is answered in three words-Take
Hop Bitters, See other column.-E Express.
mav24+ 4+eod&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30

There need be no fear that any Jewish
citizens of the United States resident in
the Cars dominons will be ill-treated
without exciting the effective interest of
this Government. Protection to Ameri-
can citizens is part of the foreign policy
of this Administration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30

Roscoe Conkling is not needed in the L.
:. Senate. His forte should be '.inde-
pendent" journalism. With his capacity
to sneer at everything outside his own
lort1ly self. he would be an invaluable
man on the staff of the Boston Herald or
the Springfield Republican
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30

The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility,
Liver Complaint. Bois. Humors, Female
Complaints, &c. Pamphlets free to any ad-
dress Seth w. Fowle & Sons. Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30
FIRE RECORD.
Fire in st. Louis.-Loss, $500, 900.


The extensive works of the Collier White
Lead and Oil Co, caught fire last night, and
totally destroyed the building which con-
tained large amount of material and manu-
factured goods and very fine and costly ma
chinery. The company recently increased
its capital stock from $3.50, 900 to 81 900. 900,
and were working up to its full capacity.
Thos. Richson, President of the company.
saws that half million dollars will not re-
store the property destroyed. and that a sus-
pension of business is equal to loss ofS5OO
per day.
Later-rhe loss by the Collier White Lead
and Oil Works fire is now placed at from
Sl20. 900 to Sl50,0OO. Two fatal causalties
resulted from the fire. Michael Auslinger
was run over by runaway team detached
from fire engine. and Louis Cohen, con-
nected with the Westlich Post. was overcome
while running to the fire and died from heart
disease.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30
4 shoe Factory Burned.

ErrINs, y. H., May -. b. W. Hoyt's
shoe factory vas burned this morning. Loss
$4,000: insurance, 5000. Several hun
dred hands were thrown out of employment.
The fire is supposed to have originated in the
engine room, although there are grounds for
believing it was incendiarv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30
A Destructive Fire in kenton. Ohio.

CINCINNATI. o.. May -. Fire. yesterday,
at kenton, Ohio, burned the indianapolis.
Bloomington 4 Western Railroad depot, loss
5000: Franklin House, loss $4,000; First
Presbyterian church, loss $4,000; German
Lutheran church, loss. 5000; Seymour &
Co., grain dealers, loss 5000; Durgan
5000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-30
Important to Travellers.

Important to Travellers.
Special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. 1t will pay you 10
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
1Swff
, 1881-02-12
al. think my cnblc Ia tho SOLUTION; bur tho

al. think any enble Ia tho SOLUTION; bur tho
frnnllo Ia
r,E PROTECTION wltxN THE w1nKs ARE THERE"
us this one protcctct7'
~ ctnill boz a
NY cement. Z placed In ditch or by iron
1!penr sowcs-ritt.
"Whnt plNn do you fnHor?' ...
"Dn~h tt,wn. three, feet nf tho sidewalk space
and the snbrE run NlunR III TIM c,Irt' wills.
When y Rtrcct.cresli,g wits rrachcll Acwrr. npo
shl'lhl hc used. nr II twrnty-Inrh Mrrl, ard thus
thorn wnt!hi Ii, Il continuous CABLE
"WsMI1h TINT wDrk.'
~ don't sec nuy uosafhte chnnc0 for failure,
1t wouldn't th, necessary tu hWvc unhcs OF every
Rtrcet. For tho North and Snntlt lines, Frank.
cnltli t,c uac,i. and for tho Enst nnd wcRt ones
Luke. Wnshlngtun, stnirM. Jucksnnt mid fhu
llurcn. Every bl,ck could bo taken In ny this
pihi1. md wires distributed to ny gson point. :"
Ting MonRY'
hasn't cost cent for repairs. and Is o,io Of tho
best tinca We hayG. 1t wis tfle only good ono w6
hn,t during tho recent starm,''
" In whit does It differ frn,n OthpF cnblcaE
ut Is what Is known rs the Day kerlte.--the
wires beIuK trcntru with Il substance tnlt lniks
like vlllcnNzcd rubber. Tho proc..sa IL II secret.
Therc nte three virus rit Stato street. botweGf
ChlcnnD nrpnnr Rni1 1lurNn street. III u half
Inch Kts. pipe, which wits hlthot III conl thr.
:. llnw Is tho ncw University clock wiro insu.
llte,7'
"lt IA n No. 1s iron- wire, covered with gllttn-
perehn. a1,tl. III .tti0n. Inns patent iltrr over
which cotton Ia hrplIu,l. tho whOle hefnu covered
with tar. 1t Is tho beat Insulated nHt-doDr wire
and cost enough to mRku It au-$lU milo."
, 1881-02-12
A "WINNING SYSTEM F"
which nens Fnro Ont OF Several Huns
Lrcd Dollars and Might Have Drokan

which neas rnro Ont OF Several Huns
Lrcd Dollars and Might Have Drokan
Ln,tsrtAt Cnurer-Journal.
A"systcn" which Will "bont faro" has not
exactly hccu discovered In Louisville, but
"systotn" which bent "i0l" out OF sovoral HIM
tlrctt ,1eltHra wns rcrreotcd ard operated. II ls
Rad. 'rucsday night, by throo young men naincd
ChcstQr, Ull.nan, md 1irtll, not entirely unknuwn
to tho green bnizc tnba fraternity. Tho sehome
is sal to have been tncul,ating several weeks. an
worked TO a ctnrn. Chester was employed ut
the rnco rs "lookout," whilp the ot,,ers woro
outsiders. Getting Chester Into tho sshoMo
TNrstiay nigh; Uiin,nn md ilrl tntescsi mud l,c-
pnn to play, Chester watching tho Eame, Aftnr
IN to tho dealer saying glrl wanted to seo
him outside. liz was gone como time. and n
hn G nc naec prepared oxtr% Sek oI 81 To
.iealcr, on returning, shutlict bis curtis and
nt them IN n,s bnx reaax 70 esa IN 9no ss q
ceps s eqf shJ"er s'a se Thns iii ots xSs
hs oIer hs!A + up S!ose to h haa fsG S, ssfy ,c
whiea ho put IT II lis i pocko Tho Gil was g.
Gnssir Gi'sa 70 RHSp 10 % ay & aso u es naei'rs
Tho players At onco bGRan tp coppir and bot
struxht lit winning. They worn cMxer an ! hun. 1,
snes @ perastency. tint on tho nth turn tho deal.
or suspected snsnothInF and opened tho bog. ilG
discovered tiat tho cattss !a been changed, and nc
losInEs. Tho lsecn oi,cs Ind Knthorod III several
iurrest, and might hayo won tho house md i ant
to win it wns snssi they Ind bccn laying tho
wires for'thc nluy, Tor long tine: ,.,, ,.o.u
Billiard sulocti, An1 although he had Ina1e ~
"klck" when the scheme was worried, sud
somothing a,,,,t 4. nrIll rel5ied an1 ttght M
ftobls fvut i Tn ltt.n n rim 1Dfk1l1.
, 1881-02-12

shabby vrnfecl.' owing 10 tho contrast between
nrc row bcttx .snpplcd with really cicHMnt
counters md httinRa. which: II, fur % npFcAf-
nnccs ~, nrc nil thnt could ,ctcaircd.
GAIT. tiruAitr. tho Chief Inspector Of tho Post
1t !s hIntcd thnt his return Il dur y rgcc,t
events IN his o'!ce which retle;t nnythatnr a nnt
tho clerk whom he tcr, IN clar9c. IN cnsiIlrr-
uon With t1l* u'k,c; ,hosn hints T. nls nrg IT,. r.
hi s tire * beimy y "nIy ivtty c.crk, has asnrs.
uuna to be uu,tln an inspector. nnl lilo peculiar
system # r,n,ninE tho "il.o aMl M ,s''pl,rc;slns
plan fnr supersediug capt. Stunrt h''nso'f.
FoItow!sa Is the iss of tlnt,ah!e aoo!!s re-
shaw ) Willie, n p,ckaHss mope atisar; llIH-
tArrl, spcnGer 4 Co.. 40 bt,xcs tln ,plntc; y n.
tn plate; Lynr firmly. 4: 1,sct ln,!s!sa! lps.r.
pilss ctc.: i. Wolr Misunderstanding Conipany.
~ Dcrntcs rNrthenwnsc: Charles tlnsstge 4 To-. :
saestS s'sfx s9Ss @sss i 6.
Eoo'ts: C1rsul. r!r: scott o. 10 tnscs lI.le.,s.
rnsrs cnttnlla: tsnnn fttH,Im. ctsr. lcnther: j.
eotto osiSf GEoeeon Ee sS
| 5i4.
TI1g mnila continue to be delayed to resnark-
aGlc extent nt,d tho rhflronds seem to be MI.
| nble 10 make my Improvement III tlIs respect.
| Tie result uf those tlrtentlons IL Tint letters
which should reach business houses In tue after
nonl, canuot be delivered until tho following
| morning. Thursday tho hotHntlons WeEa hs fn-
lows: Michigan Central. sccnntl mail, atic hour
Into: )la1tin.oro 4 Ohio QUO hthr anu lorty
| minutes tMtr: st. l.nns mall one holr nnN zen
minutes hchlMi: Fort WHyne inst 'nnil, tnfty
| minutes Into; sirat MichlEl!, Snllthern, thrce
hours; nnd second Michigan Sot1fnern !iso hot,is
which should have rcachcd thls city at hD
| Thursday evening. did tht i!rriEa until p:h!
| Frdny FnnrntnE. Yesterday tho lNck lHattd
was QUE hour lltG tho Huntington, htty mnntca
tho tlrst allchtxtm Centr7t!. f9rfS -nfe minutes;
tho second Michigan Ccntfnl. flFc hours: tho
, 1881-02-12
MICHIGAN AYENuE RuRGLARlEs.

burglars hnvp recently bocn pMyinY partlcMIar
attention to residences In the vicinity ot Mtoht.
gan avenue and Sixteenth BtEret. No. 1b+5, tho
residence OF sir. ]. W. Johnson OF tho Lake Shuro
Nailroad, was entered Tuesday night and about
$75wortn q M clothtng taken. N, No. ls5l. occupied
suits Df cotlltn9 and n stn6li atna,lIt Ut c1tsll.
Tho burglArs were discovered IN the housc. but
thoy r.N tho gnlintnt with tho hnarders. and Wut
safely nwny. In buth instances entrance wAs
cIIcctcd by prytpe 0pen rcnr basement winlldws.
JUseph lt'otlnian's linAHc, No. lbv, WINS cnterrtl
residence Of Joseph Trunks, M, ltl41 was en-
tered Thursday night md about &900 worth Of
entrance having lircn forced nnd II IA supposed
TINT tho thief sneakcl Into tho hallway early In
the evening.
, 1881-02-12
DEATHS.

;ss: !; y: ;s:sS;s !;
p.Gss9,%S asiairay: -, ,n., II 9!o B a,!.
n9i nnh Mnnn saln.an. n!c,i nsnt1,ns, s'h VI aes
~ carsinaes I" to ca tfIIe iS if ,;n1 ~ Youth c
lit't-sirs. Nnsh + Itn1t will he bu,J.d s.sh
TS:see s @ 4 hsf snl;'sses "a ss
iT%o'S sSiS. f"d sna NJ. carnor, Ill., p,,,,: ~
E?EA9as; I'D re- Is's 9ss ass ;'s,
t;sm gn,snt; r., rs;'aense m
ensriSxes t. calvary tumotefy. u oe'oet a. m.
@s!Sss1asi. .ss II
is' ssd"H H. H"S s, ' ea4s ,J
Ill nae i y: 5sars I'll Il ..
,faHrsaa SUNDAY " io'clock =. m. F.lcna, ara
titI,MAs-Fel, II, at n. M, Mar, +. t,,,n.,-,,
Fa,iSrai ] .nnaunrnd hereafter,
bh-HuM York ntid Lynn pnpcrH rIcase rony
oe. sf7sae toGn K. ca1.a '"'"at'n H. ken t. .s.
y ;cha.| 3|%n'sy + IT, se Ks.! bo,.
wnTd d ana Gmt,etno Mastnssen. u ""S uaush'ef ot t.
osss ~ ssts If tssss Il % Z, ?, ss
s1-Now Yurk papers please copy.
re il ."s Mssg %s,,dn% 'n%S %:ca aTspn
Funrrni to-day nt y, III. from tle IiI,,Ic, 'eaA
is1at xed 9 ;ea;. II q roM Rs"1 ~
n FSaS5si Il 1fon ~Gs'ns M ,enp:a, ~
-ntdoti,n. n. y, md Now York, pspcr, pt.,.
, nAGNAIl;7A1!ee A.. aaushteE Of William !, ,a
sarah HEha'i ~; ,s HIe {Sas , na nnnths, Fiji
, 1881-02-12
THE COUNTY-DU1LDING.

TIE amnlt-pox Mt tho Poor-lIn has been rc-
ducr frou, sixteen cases to nine, md thuro 10
no probability that tho disease Will spread nny
moro.
TlIERE has been some talk OF sending thrco
unvacc!nntcd Commissioners out to tho Poor
House to Investigate the smallpox there. but
mono Reom willing to undertake tho Job.
THE roof over tho central sta.rwass an1 o!c-
vators In tho new Court-lIuuse hNs been the sub
jcct Of considerable discussion III tho County
noRrtl tho paat week. or rather tho lnck of roof
at that pnlnt. Work In thu building has been de-
layed bccausc the opening in tho roof lets tho
best to put on q permanent roof or Temporary
one l.oth Mr. Sexton, the contractor; md ERan.
iii, permanent roof nit On III present, owing to
tho stato Of tho weather. certai1 C1.nmtssionots,
pnco. IN tho moantIule thero is no question
nbol,t tho advisnoIlity Of havtug roof t'f sorno
aa Sa ws e II 9csoa % % VII TX
tro]uced In tho. board Inst Moniay that +: ].
eTtcn e aa s.m +" s bsp sof
tho COMMITTEES to whom this was rcfurrvd hnvo
ordered tho tempora,y roof to be- psaccd ti,orc.
mit.ec nro bitterly opposed to 1t and think tho
porlnanent roof should bo put on.
NORTHEASTERN 1SsANE HOSPITAL.
County -Attornoy wi!lctt yesterday completed
sane, anu tho transfor of tho cook County H.
Ass u a a ~ e Sg saezz po IL oS
Lea 'slnttvo CUsnmttcp from bnth IIolsaes.whch
will probably visit tho bul!nxs md grounds
Poor liol,aD buildings. an should 1t he effected
tho county will have e purchase mother ,poor-
Mr wiIlst. aso prs.si,Ios tr tha control ot tho
sinl!,ar, institutions. The document viii .
Legislature for presentation to thnt body ut Atl
, 1881-02-12

keeps tho plncc aent to tho Humane Society 10
see whnt should bo done with hrr children.
went there md found II bnbc Il months OLD. with
A 1ltl1o girl ) years old. with n awG!linE ~ her
nccl, was 40 weak that aho ctlidnt at m.
ilotU wcrc terribly cn,nctntcd. md neither
hnd my clothiMr except t',c snawis ssnt M y g ny
7 as w1n,n a, s s W. Ss
srnt to ilu llritlrwcII $50 ttnn. n1,tl tws' Of
their three children to IT .1nsrph'A orrhat,
hcr. Sbr served i'a t1ays, and when shc rA.ne
ont WIS gfvcn not II, tho Ifumo Ut tho Friend.
w. Vim wf @ t; II; ot w%s a hi ss Ss n.tsn @ wsa .
i Inc s el,fcn out i q tho Asylum and ,hs naa +
y @ ysars oa nG si1ns's The wo SsxR w, Via ns !
Justice WnllGcc. and snnt With her li,tnnt u tho
Isr!dee tho 't!s Er' sslng trmea r 1v9E IT, an @
n,nt,o Society sw6rc out n warrant for Drliry on
tho Charge ut HnRrntscy. ..-. -.
CHAnaEs AGAINST THE duArS-IHsrEcTioS DE-
Tho Springfield dispatches stnted yesterday
tint fresh chnrprs hui a'cen n!ndc nRAinst tho
uriy";c I,sprstor OF lilo tirnlt.- Receivers Assu.
cinton. THE complaint ~ TINT fron 1uly ~ 20
AuH.Hn t"tnl nf i,oltl cars wcr9 INSPECTED On no
kutk lsIR,ld Itond without being entered BY tho
The Information wns obtained yesterday Mt
,s nater pwoa ue "sS
when the prnpcr tln,o came III do Il. There waa
istcd almost a. ling as Tho Inspection sys'
ten itself. 1t is understood To mean y
libcrni inspccton.-that Is. tue 1nspcctors % not
int run thatr trera ~ nj tho doors. 1t hae heen
nl,.,licd to snme Kinds Of grain, mud co.nplntnts
favlrs receivers. who cast Of alI hatc ca.ls0 t.
| grlimhfc. Tho practice Il not IN Use now.
It may be stuffed incidentally that the STATE
systcln of xrtir tnspccsion IS not comp'il.enry '
cxctnt rs It reINtca to grain III warehouse. Grail
! Il often suld hy aamuln without ccrt!tcHtU q
| inspection. The gratn Is disposed Of On IT
| merits.
, 1881-02-12
THE APPROPRIATIONS.


Tho Finance Committee wcro tu hnvU held
meeting yesterday afternoon to continue tho
preparation Of tho Appropriation bill, hut did
not ret together becntiso Of TIM nttribGr OF
other committees hoil!ng sessions, which took
Awny tho members, Messrs. y. ~. Moro. Cnfi-
ra,l wItkowAky, ard James l.. Ross, n rt'tn,nlt-
tee appointed by tho President OF tho llonrd Ut
Fire Underwriters, woro present waiting to have
a tnlk with tho Aldermen In regard to n river
bout. Tho Rentlcmcn got forth TINT thoy
are Informed that tho itre-boat recommended t,y
Chief rlrc-Mnrshn swcnto has been stricken
from tho Appropratlon b,!'. Thoy sny that s,,sn
should nut he overlooked. Ii WIS Of more nc-
ccssity than new iirc-Gngincs OH wheels. The
teetluR fro ran "eiasq estrctlon m on Tic Il asEe re b's
sss rver fsons st' on os sfarkot k's street, 1T was
"aors tho vst wareases @ onr lie Willie
no ct tho river, and tho Ercnt lumber tnternsts
Tho ars.boas can nss oas!!y rgscn thesn f,, dls. f.
narn thoroughly defended from tho rurnRes q
fire than BY enRlles on whsels The boat Wl!i
engines. bcrntso III SNOWY Or muddy wenthor It
will mt have 10 many obssuccs to contend with
ao " to as f as # Il new Ya;k s oro .
o5 xreat hoMeit to TUG shipping. WHICH wen!,! ,!
hRs been SO Ercat ihllt two marc arc being built.
ossd9s tho aarof bouts ea a Slso ms ns
Hla[ III EAS4 OF IL ltFF. 1nkG u DONt
With n good, powerful humping -englno.
md 1t is. worth 1.-Two trc-engsnes m
wheels. II tho vessel IL st.lnchsy
built with stcCt rruws, II CUT net III tho wlnfer
us mn leo breaker IN tho river, and thus keep tho
| ehntIIal open, besides 1t can do tho running to
tho CRIT, nnd saye the city tho expense If hiring
| IL tuH-bout. Tho gentlemen wnnt tho Commits
tee 10 recommend tho h0at In tho npproprla.
| tton bill. ~ n public necessity. Mr. Aopro Bn!d
thut II tho city would allow the iIsncnncc people
| to npprnprintp tho pnr cent tux IN Insurance
| premiums, that they wotlld soon build tho rlscr
IOnt. III.
! Mr. Wltkowslsy said this city was trying 70 run
ltHelf OIL too economical basls which would re-.
suit In It's Injury. Tho city should carry On nll
| Its improvements now wh!le money could bo
| Tin Tninusn reporter listened patiently to
tho Commtttees suggestion, and ut Jo'clock
they adjourned.
| WITH CLOSED DOORS,
Tie Ffnanco Committee will meet at 2 O'Clock
! this afternoon, when tho Insurance. men will
hayp Il ChAlGD to make known tholr Wishes. md
tho Health Department appropriations will bc
| tAkeA Mp. -.
Aid. Watkins stntcd yesterday that tho Com.
mtttco desired IL hold prlsnlb sessions nrd kceE
| their tlnlngs out Of tho pHpera becAuso tho DE-
| partnent omployGs both0rct them 10 after reud.
Ing tho reports In tho press. AL OF which Is 4
poor excuse. The public Is tired OF atiy STIR
chnmbOr business Whenever tho appropriation
| or Its own money is discussed. The taxpayers
hnvo right to knnw how the'r money is to bt
expended; and secret sessions will innko tho poo'
, 1881-02-12
JARRETT,

"nEI.a T a'ls M."lSo stsnk1 .
ntjon % to- Mr orreit a ln "to of tho
liytlu Park and Lake school funtts. There was n
r,i,nor unon TIN strrot ycstor,'av lint 1arrctt
was tho owner Of s7o,ooo worth of stock in tho
I,cndsillc & Gtlnuson Onla and Silver Mining
Company, Incorporated In tho State Of Illinois,
sono srt -, ~" scn,i ~ r,ns a"n ",
s'luunoere" su1no part u tho seuool luHua IN
tho same. Tho report seemed to come from
rood authority, It was u1so ch4rvcd TINT tho
stock ind becn 1cltyrre,i to sono nnrty M c,,s-
twlion to IolI mntIl tic stt,rm i,ows t,vGr. '
bn"k with siI9ht f"iiinr of nomnrv onH liz
ciiou wtiy uf t,xInr 1,,sttcrs wt,o,t nskci n1cs.
uons, Mr, Jarrctt MS sce,, and aid tint ho Ind
tt 1"r ~ rl.tnr, H., ~ H. III a.,
trnnsfrrrcH ff,n,y to .Inhn lrnnnnn mn ~ Tn ii Mnf.
seson ,nso' retns1nR 1 70 sat9 Me'i,'t!y whethod
SiS sh"rrs ~ If t1 snIi,c st"rh t,t ha ,t, ~.
cSirc t4ia md a,I M,i1IItlonni n,nn.int ~ 1f ..sr,
ns s.rvfcs ~ ittrttnr u i,,e rn,am1 III y"
,hst h,, hn ' ivc, inaa ~ ahnrca SxMv " sn,,n M,
ono INC whose n,si,e was unknown. Ths orlxinsl
for st4tea That ho had given ne aieeE
IT, y% % i'm os bt oty Thu w;em yos,na
shcrcs s h,+ M iI III mn'y @ IN , ,r liz III
mt 10 ,e , rseulv"l @ III y,r the: M t,ne ,o ~ oYnr aT
%as %,s II sp,s%'Ssr isss 4! ssa tSas b. ssS re.
rs,I,9 VA iii. IL ssd hs @ sd asxsr
r. tao par ~ Mr: Jarrstt md nsvSr YIven hm
omv ~ icrreft II" hnnw iarrcit @ x"ry ~ wc III
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, 1881-02-12
FEDERAL NEWS,

CHICAGO dlstters yesterday exported 26 bnr.
rel4 OF alcohol.
TwssTx thousand dollaV VIVA paid out for
pcMsons yesterday,
AT the Sub.1roasnry ycsterlay $1,000 In gold
and &A,O00 In 4I!ver was pa!d out. Twelve ttou-
sand dollars In silver was recelvcd.
TIE internai-sevenue rrccipts yesterday
amounted 10 f.s,t4a. Ut which e:s],s0l was fur
spirits. $l,sT for cigars, $..,:El for tobucco aud
Sl,wT for beer.
Tnh olflces In the Government Building, which
for sou9 time past have had m appearance Of
, 1881-02-12
CAN'T ACCEPT THE SITUATION.

Mrs. btArIa Whitley. tho divorced wife of 8. r.
Valley. of No. u ltush street, WIS at tho Chi.
cayt,- Avunuo Station last Night chMrgel with
,llsordcrly confluut md milking thrcntH to kill
Mr.. Valley and bis present wife. Maria hRs not
tho gpod sensD tn lenvG tho couple alone, but
cnn devise whsil sober, n,ld execute when ntLo1.
wBU. She has frequently been arrested for thcso
tntcrtercnces. md IN only out of tho HOUSE NJ
sumo Hecks ngo for inaking her why Into the
houae und attacking Mrs. Waltoy No. whilo Mt
her household work.