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, 1881-02-26
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY :0, 1tst.

THERE IL an rasy why of choosing II ss,c-
cessor 10 Senator Carpenter, a'nt i'Nving tito
vacuncy filled on tho III, vi March,. when
every Republican yotg will be needed III the
Svnate. TIte Legislature OF Wisconsin
woull unques.iounbly refuse to adjnnrns sno
die. as proposed, uild leayo the WHOM subject
In tho hands oT tho Governor, tse },ay|itg tho
power to AplUint wlO'l,s0ever l,e should
please; but It might co.,sent to .to 10 II tlrre
were previously some understanding III tn
wiu should BE- selected. 'r!tt, law iUlhi,la I'LL
election bnfnya thu 6th 0f March, but Il does
not prohibit II Caucus nomination. Thu
choice ot II candidate By thu Republicans at
tho Legislature III cancus Is afturnl tho .nnist
thing. Let item gut together a1.tt nominate
tleir ll,,!l. TllGn they calt, II So INCLINED.
adjourn sine die, and !,u called together III
extra SESSION twtnty-fnur hours afterwards.
In tho interim, tic t;nycrnor can appoint tho
man designated by tic caNc.ls. us 1t woutI
bn n very appropriate clnlce. Or he might ap-
point Senator CH>neron, wis0 will be oil tue
grnln md ren.ly for business 10 llUltl over
nntil his slccussor SHOULD he formally elect
esl, provided h. should not be Ills own ste
crssur. Whatever TIN Ioycrl,ar SHOULD do
,tllter lhesv circumstances would MT l,rc]u.
dice the result lii thu Legislature, us tic
Muinlnatioi wUllld he alrendy completed III
that bn,ly. We eau SEQ IN ptlsslhla 0b1ccton
to SECURING full representation ut Wisconsin
in tho Senntc next week In tile lnunlier 1n.ti
Gated. Tho Legislature can Of cotlrse, by
resolution or otherwise, rclnstnto alt Its bl!s-
Hess III precisely tho condition III WHICH 1t
now sta,lds ~ sool, t,s IL assemblies III extra
, 1881-02-26
PERSONALS.

Tanl Doytop !s not dead, hut It u chsts"Si y
to know tLnt fe bus sturte,l fur thu Insrf'oe "
PERU.
Twas rougll OIL tho obelIsk to bring alss,,
over hero simply for tho purpo'o u p"'"''
poem written Aboutis. ,.,t,
"spcakIng Ut tho inauguration "ia, w. ma "a
that poeua Ahout hnpo srrIngtHg elcf'a' ~
hutnAu bFcastt'-StsIn'tH .1iattheWs' ,,,r
The sasl4cst feature Of tlle 1A's'l'asa'IIY,s sI,s
tattus IL rho fnct that newspapers Hn ,aI
tho fncts are obliged to advertise tHe 'o'N, ~
After reading tic accounts af llal'an .hrrs
ccptIon, Lnrnu will fecl liko Kotl'x aet. j.. no,
tho ability TO saw tue uthor fellows ooa' =
tho chief rcquls!t TO pppuinr success' n.oo
4 Washington letter says Wa'!e i'nI"rat WI ..at
Is an ordinary looking man. 'sno ketps -. .m.h.
in tho so1aso and says nothing "aue ~ Jncluf.
or than luost porsons gave him credit lo' ',r.
II SEQ tue papers state that Gen. .'a1 t|'n hus-
hcat,, Ia mi i;rsf. fluss. , ht has IL leep 1
self IN with tontcs. Now, 1t tho uchcta.. ..-f;ut
something ToutonIc--bat let TILL p's''
srhnrz. -, pml
ll,nsn.ucl, rs tho editor OF one .'t,,c,4l. ~.
paper haB begun to Gull tho Io"sr'",. t. .n,,te."
trolliux tho nlhcr paper crawling m ~, ma cs
W. iifcr that the sprlug caulpaIs" viii p'
unusual ylxur. ....o,naD."
"Tho whisper Of beautiful "umb sean 10
says ual1ac. "cAu TO heard lastn.s ~ xhl,yes
lullest Gull OF duty" In Chirasp' ~" -" wbcthss
ct tho girls mother In tho fFos't Vs.; II of jutf
shu IL beautiful or not, lays oyer u"
atA,ut 10 per cent. .,,,a,,nt
Klng 1Iumbcrt ]sas been dong sa,au r rus.
and kiAdly thing In visiting tov H., ,sepl ua.
yprsily. W4th Il stu;te u!du- c-ca'bP ,n,Iutl
, 1881-02-26

OrR article Of Inst Sunday, OIL tho subject
Of tho bad grain inspection In ali!waukca,
WAS spttetuiIy replied tu by oue Ut the 1'lpers
OF that city, charging tllat ali tho statements
eby The 'fKlnuSE lin tho article referred
to) were Misrepresentation Yesterday news
came from onr nelghbor which opens up n
chapter of real wIekcdness. wheEe rnH
TRIBUNE only inlimated that The Chief In.
spect0r has the manhood to resign tils oitlce
sather than submit to the pressure brought
to bear upon Him by the receivers ut gratu.
II now appears that tiIe whote Cl,anI-
ber Ut Commerce llcN has. brett
greatly excited over tho discovery tliat
kalHa three thousand slx hundred
lullars hRd been paid ont by recently de-
ceased member Oh "expense nccUunt."
which. II Il uQw charged. WAS paid to ont or
, 1881-02-26

EITHER through accident or design, the
Illinois Senate l,as passed bll! concerning
the consolidation Of telegraph companies
Which may Int on|y defeat lis avn purpose,
but serIouAy eunbarrnss lho npurA.to'.s Of tho
NewsmcrchulIts' companies nnw III process
Of organization, This bill prnl.th!ts "a1ly
telegraph company, Ut persnn. partnership,
or corporation engaged In tho business Of
transmitting messages b. electricity" etc..
fruu consolidating "witll my ntlsor
pnrson, company, nr t0rp0rtttn,l, riNscr
1pltAlb nr ,plt'loNt Mis Stttte." N0w, 1t Is
held BY icrsols Interested III tho formation
Of the new company TINT US ills to ba tncorro-
rated Fl, several States they would, by .Ilo
terms Of tllls net, hn prohibited from lnal,.
taIntng continuous !lns u1,s!cr OILS nannge-
ncnt between Chicago anu Now Iurll.
T!ere rnu he ll0 UbI Iectl0n to the C0ns0l1ta-
tton Ut telegraph lines that III, MT culnpete
with cae! other. II, fDr lnstnnce, tho nuw
cDnpnny should establish n ilne fr6m New
York to ChLcnso,lhylat objection could there
bc TO consolidating 1t with anothor lner-
ohants' li.le to Mllwnul:ea, Or ST. Louis, ur
Oulaha? Tbs objection 10 thu hlll rs 1t now
stunds Gun bu removed amt lta provisions
made perfectly plain and applicable tus II Is
supposed tho trainers of It intandu'l) to On
ist!ng companies By inserting tho word
''cunspellng" before telegraph. company,
ETC., su ns to forbid tile consolidation ut par.
nilrl Or competln. lines. Such un anlsrt-
naent would undoubtedly meet tic ylews OF
ths pr0pla, nlrl lauya tho McW companies
free 10 extend their own liues Indemnity,
while not frca tn consolidate With tho
, 1881-02-26

It will have bccu observed that therc has
been Il sudden clla,,go IN the Cabinet proba.
bIttttes re,uIrtca from, sIentur, .rIn head of
t!,e newspaper sIsnal-oillco established IN
that yllagp llax given waruany Of an n,,-
pronchlng disturbances In Tho atmospheric
conditions, T],e politIeul haron,etcr ashecn
depressed, and st0r,n-sigI,als layo been us-
derctt fur tho l,ort Ut New York anl, tbs North
Atlantic cpast. NiMsls yccri1lg to westerly
will! ,lair weather for tho Northwest, and
especially far lown, aro ttpElntest inttfca-
tial,s. IL, short, to .irop t!lo Hkuyntiyo mode
Of expression, Now York's prate,is;ops to the
Truasllry Department hive pron ba,lty .1a,n-
agcll. II not t0tn!ly destroyed, and 1t Is now
hulicyed the presItlent-elcct Will alherc to
Ills original opinion TINT tIle Treasury should
gp tn Il Western .n,an.
Con. Garfield probably Ind mt dcc,<lod In
maku my New forl, n,uu his SECRETARY of
the Treasury. hut the nowanancr rcnnrtors
with surpr!sinv unnntn,itv had confnru,d
Tho appointment on Ju.lge Charles j. Fo]ucr,
His availability for tlut otlIco was Insisted
On, 1t WIS sutd that ,o had served with
grcat abIIity ~ Assistant Treasurer nf the
United States at Naw York, md 1t wns even
rblortu,l tim: Sir. Coukltng. or Mr. Dorsey.
or sp,nc otl,er person Ind brought M Il, tl,n
l'rcslt,cnt-elcct beautiful succImons Of the
Judges uonu,nnshIn md bool;k kconjup. from
which w.e worc lyd to infer Tint j,e ,ersoIl-
utty cast iii nil tha nccpl1nta of t1,n Su1.-
TREASURY a,i,i was IL uruti,y II, mental nrfth,
mottc.
Int auofl,er messenoer ,,os hcen IN Mo,,or
, 1881-02-26
THE pANKs AND THE CURRENCY,

Tho nctiDn OF tho NeW York bAiks, 1t now
appears. was tho result of n combination,
md Included Il number Ut otl,er banks yrnt.
tered nil Uyer tho conntry. II wis Intended
doubtless to ho Ut micl, grenser magnitude
thull It IN tact itInlly assumed. Tho whulo
amount Ut bnMls-,.nte circulation announced
to b0 surrendered 10 ttate IL only 3lh 00U, ,0W,
which Ii Abuut : pGr cent Of thu whnlu suln
now outstanding. Tho plirpOse WIZ oyilcnt-
~ to prmlncu sudden atrIngency III tlie
money hIarkes, to Justify q sudden tlonsand
for call loans, alui, under tho pressure alsd
contraction thus proluced, alarm tho husl-
lIess men anti cu,lsp tIle President To VETO
tlo Funding bill. Ila latcst dlspascl!es III
dlrata tllat lio Ia seriously thln';tng at With
h1lding Ills signature unless thu cnerclyo
clauses Ut the bill arU stricken nut Thu l'rcsf.
dent lAs mt much faith that n . pur cent
bond can be sold ut par, but he would nut
veto the Bit! for tint rctIson; he s,hIccls to
the malicious and reycngcful "Curllso
ciauses," which hayo 1natlo all tho coslli,lo-
tIoll III tho Mlu''ey market.
Out Ut tl,ls business may grow de,nn,ld
fur nn Increase uf grccnbark1 IN tho c0MstE-
tutlonnl limtt., This uriglnal ll.ntt Ut tic !ss,o
Ot War ,lote legAi-tender WIS SlU0, ,000, ,0u0
'rIlis sum has varied from Limo 10 time. md
ills now &Iiu. 900 200. lly tho aut Ut june 70,
1s74. the maximum of Treasury notcs was
tixetl ut s:,sa, ,ooo 600. Tho Resumption law Of
l675 provided tor their gradual reduction to
s:au, OK. .ooo, but tho net Of May u, 1873. pro-.
hlbited lle!z further reduction. This leaves,
80 far as u!s !aw Stands, the maximum Ut the
grceubaeks that may bo Issued at Sssa, QUO 600
II the National banks lntun.l t0 withdraw
sb ,n,Icl, af their circulation NJ may produce
II temporary strEnsrncy IN The currency, what
IL thu nl]eellal! tn t!e leIssa.H Ut tho ereen-
tnck1 III, IL tho sum Ut S:ss. 100 00o ur nytIl
to tlla original limit at S4Gu.G<U, ,0o0Y WhIlo
We nsn opposoH to my .lua,opu'y TT tho M
tloIsul'hank business. and wuuht prefer tsMt
there should lo lhu lArgest trcedum to ul
, 1881-02-26

l,e adjusted hLH accounts without setting Up
personal Glatm to commission for his services.
Spnan titno after leaving Office, ll0woyer, llp
brought aH nction 1T tho Court ut Clnina to
recover from tho Government = rcr cent III
c',s'i Ol, sales Ut common stamps nlMl 10 tNr
cent on safes of proprietary stanps, n,1,ol,rt-
Ing III nit to S1Bj9Nl. fle maintained that
he WIS entitled to these commissions under
thu provisions Of tho nct Of Juno 10, 1901,
which authorized tho Commissioner Of IT.
tcrnal Revenue In furnish Assistant 1'rcas-
,rers anu othor designated officials with
stalnps without prepayment, wl,o were
ITO nltow tho highest inle of COLI
missions allowed by law ta any ouler
parties purchasing the samc.' Tho Court
held tint TIC clnuse referred to Was intended
tn give purchasers at branch tlopositorfes
tho samo advantages ~ tl,oso who should
buy directly from tic Commissioner. Tie
cluilnant asserted uiU contrary fEtorpretn-
t!on.
Without entering further into tho legal
merits or thu controversy, VIC 0lEcr tho f0l-
lowing extracts from tin opinion OF tho
Court, whict, was delivered by t1t,dge j, q.
Bancroft Davis, jurlst OF acknowledged
reputation:
ny tho nc. Of Ang; Q, 1870; the saiaIy Of the
nssssat Ir9iaaror a. Sew fGrk M was 1c ~ al' m
wmn .1 t!a'y ~ M tnas ~ Hnnnm NY ~
nr :" e. OK @ a nx xcr ~ nm1
chafitoter 9r Mcserintion Whntsoser. but y Wns
nm'ao m m.senGttn. M aH sDnect'9a, ~
cIa}n fj4srtta. 'p' '''''s~' - S"'' s'''' :" '"'
.,,,:.. The seses uf strlnaont statntos for.
nrnn,e1,t srrv;ca ins bme tlin ~ smirsf uf n t,,iI.
eInI construction ia II numl'cr 1t cAaca too wc!l
f y, u @ triai +; r,s,ir o
aalaricd anbor,tlnato 10 perform t,,tcs !iot I'M.
nM nIo r9nS m ~ tns r. . NC nt a''D, ~
entitled ii ox,tst compensation tlerofor, mnlosa
so M gXtra compensation IL dei'ntty authorized
There WIS M hor,,sbtp #, renutr,pg an
nf,icer ~, llku The eannnt TO l,ertorm such utlSs Y
id Sy appronr,atiops. Ne b.r!uason,o Ms oorsot
duty WIS tArowi, On hlnt, nur ,was his rc!Rtlso
10 lin tnv Ind IN s;,ci, u.'aattIcs NJ tbsy WIZ
needed for sae. AZ they wero sold he pAssed tho
rrcesr ,tot n % aug s ~ tb .v escTn h OF sono rno
process woull hnvu taken plcc fad tho salcs
@ HS na9 n Y aT nMa tno n1!ey
, 1881-02-26

ErGH ". l,nHfa n Hem uer:ltfn W;irH nrrtOr
of t,Is c1tv n,uI hy HE n,vu ,,rscrtnt,ou nf
himsrIf IN uo]itjeal trn,uu.u hus publicly
entered tho confr.stnnnt and frrc,v ami
frankly tn,, v1,ut h,, knows n1mnt i,e,nn.
crnt;c n,,1,otls in fJ,lrnen. In hns mid
nmhnr ,hot >,vos uot t.nn,ru hrroro of I'm
,n,tn,upss M 1,omnrr,,ic 1nro1 n,,f,,ca Int
hIs statrucnts nro ,,nus,ollv sirnicnnt hc-
cousr thov same. frnm NM win t,ns v:l,owrd
in ,ho rot,cu,,uss lin In. hro,, m nvcrn,,c
D,norratic hummer I1n i,ax 1uru :, mli,ica,
trn,un, corsoy,Inr viii, Tim rultnr clcnnnt II,
,t.nt nortv lin ,,,a 1mn,, n frnonr,,tnr NJ
1)mmorraiic suloous. n tl.fcl,nw.wcIl-n,t,
will sufh shlnInv lights In thu ])on,ocratl,
tartv us s1fsc ,frrnmnfl.. .1oe Atnck,u law.
inr nmt lli,,,rrth 11n 1oa rpro,ne ir,,,t.
,r,l nrti l,,fnr In Inn enrvtco .,r h,s ,ortv lin
lac ,nrn ,,tr, !. ,r,,rlr fnr Mi vnrtu 81 ward
no,i,lrt,ns ran rortcr 11nrr1snn ,l,w,, IN
ttitdr,,I, I'm ,,oa ,y,,rl,n,, fnr f.urtor ,r,,
~, rim ,vo,t t,oc,, M lin ami ,v,,,,t,t .,tvo
b,n, onv,,,u,r ln,co,,vc In ,yna , ,,rnfns.1nn,,
,,nu,,n.r i1o h,,, yvor,:.f s,r nx.snnrIir
,,,n, ,rt,,, i'm ,,ron,ts, ~ ,n,,rs,,t,, ,,nt
,r,,nn - o,,,o ~ ,ha ,1,,1, tor n. fvl;,1nn,'t
t,,nr,, ,,..u ~, ,,o, r., IT., In I,d ,,,,,,,-I
g., ,n,,,1,, ,,,, ~, r,,tto,,,,,su .,,"t ,o.,i.~
~ i,t ,, ..a.n,a,,t w., ,,,,,, ,,,,. ,.,,,, H.
..,',,, .'',,... ,.',,,, s.....,.,t...4 ..s..s,s'
,,.,m ,,a ,,n',, oa, 1,rnI ,.om ,rI,',.. ' ~
,s,. ~ w. "~.n ~, ~ .,,. ,.,,, ' ,,'''.a.,. ".
u'".1e" 4.' o"s tl'o ""'. ''"'''' -" Asps"s"AS
''"'''' '"t wv w., wv ~ w. ...,
'ha s'"'s Which l'o le'.s ~ " sau one' a',a
~ III III" i''o'o ~, nccaaso ."'' 14e".7
appe'ua :" u"'e s""a ''''o ta' Ne"'ocs"tls
n"n'n!e! o"h1'..ss III IL 1c"'o''S KIN" ot WY
0fiu Will fET3 llLLlG lAtu llitlL llp NOlla SILK
, 1881-02-26
tribune BRANCH OFFICES.

rrr {.u1cAGo Tribune has established branch
ocrs fr Tim receipt subscriptions Kn1 advertiser
hicHta ns follows:
NEW yt,tE-,,oom 70 Tribune building. F.T. Nc
FAEhEx, AIntiHret ....- .
Gi.AsuuW, sso,lnnd-Allans American News
AvCucy, u lipn!ictu.st ....
i.uS1JuS. Enf.-Ar1ertcan Exchange. w ettanas
uESnt L. GlLtH. Agent.
WASHINGTON. u. t.-t3l1 + st-aek
, 1881-02-26

disclosures OF tho shIft'css, tmnerf.n,
ier N wh'ei, lhc duties Of thssr ni.rs 'a'. a'
been performed Las destroyed n, "'Ss ,, 'ass
Ing public roniI'lclco IN tlle u1jlr,r, ''r'aln.
lnrro official wlttHwaatslnr ,i,,, ,r,. "'a' na
cn'l!'ence, llo matter how th!c,; u,,,.s 'S 1l"s
liquid employed. "'"' " lle
, 1881-02-26

T'HE Assessors and Collectors ct tho .als'
divisions arc cR9nK on Whitt', t,!nolau. Achous'
Alcroslnwski, tlr whatever his lGIt"e ~ y" vi
pose Collns' biii authorizing tho trnpEe ti ~
cagu 10 vato on tho question af c''ntoF'a.'.s
tho thrco tuwns. Tho taxpayer. ahntllll fe!u.s
tn reflect Il sing!o ono Ut tAcse tat-ca1e's "'~
agD lighting thlt I'LL,
, 1881-02-26

Il It n fact TINT tho people OF tho Wes:
Division nre cian,crln4 for asl Increase of lleIr
park taxca from q: mills to & mills. or double
wnat thoy now pny7 Tl,o rcnson we nsE 'ha
question ls tint Park Commissioner Wtlror u
pushing blu before the Legislature 10 dmblt
tho park tax and ho has enlisted tho services Of
several Coule County members to put tho scheme
through. Tho llcl lst that tho taxes IN tho "cst
Division aro thn low, md the p"apc ou that lido
Of tho river wnnt them rulsei to furnish l1ois
money for ornamental gartleuing.
, 1881-02-26

1r Is pretty cheeky p!cce Of business for
tho gentleman from tho Thtrd Wagsl-WhEte-to
talsu tho position In The House TINT tho reopleM
Chicago shall not bn permitted In yotc On tae
question OF consolidating tho three t"Wns laF
assessment purposes With Il Wow Of rleet1aa
uniformity anu getting rid Of tho rxpcnsaa
maintatn!1lE tlIreo Uuarls al tnx-fatctl. 'ils
tho Republican Club oi tllAt ward Instructor
HIN to set himself up nyainst tho right Ut tls
pooplo to ynto III tl,at proposition? 1fnot' Sa'
hns, aud who Is ho rcpreIGnting2
, 1881-02-26

HENRY WILLIAM HORROR, IN Eur1Ish
farmer who cnligrntcd to canala aud returned
tn fetch bis wlfo md children, has lust becn
fined II for not tnktng due cnrs at ccrtaInCol.
oraslo boctlos which to took back tn pcyunsbire
AZ curiosity. Several Of ila insects urc sun.
posol to ilaye got loose. although there scum,
to bo alght doubt OIL that point. nu, tho rod
people Of Plymouth already SEQ in imagination
swarm Of tho pests III their ,utilst, The sub.
1cct has nttnIncA tho dignity of Il hcarinsi1
Parliament, whpro, in rop1y 10 II question, tha
Homo Secretary stAted tho f,lats, nnd rcfe,nA
with depreciation TO tho very light pcnalty which
tho farmer hal incurred for hla wanton mi
reckless act. From ten to twenty ur the Lcv.les
nro supposed to havo escaped, but there Is some
ground for the hopu TINT they haye peris!lea 70,
1nek OF stlstonancc, owing to the seytru ftcst
and heavy SNOW.
, 1881-02-26

tlloru ot tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "for certain
services rrntlerGtl," The milwaukee, Rcpul-
lienn says "tho positive aiEtc,ncl. is war
rantrd TINT thu l1nnr,l Of Directors gunsltter
tic charges |'acltci sufficiently 10 demand
Immediate investigation" IL IN un''isputctt
TINT large number Of carloads of wheat
wlitel, Ind lrcn Inspected hrru as No. ,
have hccn sent tn Milwaukee, a,us ttlcro
graded ~ M. .. Tho result Inns necessarily
buen n general lowering Of the grn.le
nj Nh. = IN That cfty front It's prc-
vto,,s high standard. TtrE rHlnESf: nn,ed
tl.is faet In It's bearing ilpoil tho
pentllng Inquiry into Tho grain.insprctlun
system Ut .i,ia clty, asld not Will, nny wish to
fling stones at Milwaukee. We referred 10 It
as n consequence Ut pressure brought to
bear npn'n the Inspectors by the gra1n-rcce[v-
crs. There Is now rc:iso,, to think tint tho
press,;rr wns gfcater mil more direct than
ut first snppused; too great, 1T fnct. fur sone
specimens Ut humanity to benr. 1t is sin
carcly to bn honesi, III tho interest of ct',r-
merciai integrity here MS well ~ there, TINT
the fraud will bn tcrralcd out. II o,le Inns
bce,, committed, and the guilty party or par
tics meet with appropriate punishment.
, 1881-02-26

Ent.sd al tt Post.0fIetnt Chter9o+ 1a- a. Steona-
Cta1t Matter
rotthn hcnrNl ct Dur patrnna whn desire 10 sonu
s,nr1c ronirs Of rI1E TKinusR through tic mall "8
e!v o hcruwt th tho ttn1,scnt rasc u puasagos
l)on,tstte. Pr CJpv
v,... ~ ,.,r o,v r. r1noa l,ouar ce,ts,
Extacn pAG8 Paper. to"la1
FnFftJn.
Eight and Twelve TaRe 1apcr.........'.."'S CENTS
Sixteen pnae eoh's
, 1881-02-26

Do1:sTICKs' concise tlct1ui!tou Of ,ho fn,,
OF t,nInnn 1lntnro rs "t-Thooltsu,," IL mt c,r,
confined to tho people Ut my nno t,a,n,rr
Even tho aIow.goInE, conservative 0rrr,"25.
seem to f,o addictod to It. lnyr you 1}rpno.."
Ia tho tclslcr If tho National Lera1, IN ~.
PrnssiaR Chamber Ut Deputies. md t[crr yn,
Ludwig Ia an Independent member. Ifcrr W.
ludwig used dIsrospcctf.,l ln,s,,u1e IN tis,.
Vnn 1lenntgsen In debate. Theroupua Herr ynn
HcnriEson sent ILLS cartnl-bearcrs to 1;crr M,
Ludwig to inquire II ho meant to DO tj1rc.nc,,s
fui. Herr Won Ludwig replied TINT h, M
whcrcut 1iorr Won lsnnnigscn chal,cur.,
him to light pistol duel. Nrr Yca
Ludwig replied tlAt Herr Won 1,ons
n!9scns conduot In tho matter was mt I'm.
of il gcntlcn,N',, axd that BIZ would only nctrc,
tho challenge when tho rcprouches mu,i,, aruIn,s
him wcro shown IL be grounlIcss. Herr vnn
1fonngsen deelnrcd TINT he yould mt ura1s,
nny explanations and that he must nov rcfr,aa
from further procceslIng III tns l.,ralr, wbcn.
upon 1Iurr Von 1uuwfg grew l,uld, nnl1 sent ,roo,
thlt upon consideration ho was uncnn,litIonulyv
rcady to accept tho rro!Tercd chaIlcI,se, Herr
Won licnnfgscn ropltcd tllat he wnlfc.l M sutI,,
fAct1ou from mum who WIS Incapable nj ciytuo
It, nnt1 would 70 no further. And thus tho mai.
ter rested. md Herr Von l,onnjesen m,d lte,,
Von Tsillwfg sip tholr bcer ns Tranquility as IL
nothing had happened to tho hour Ut either,
, 1881-02-26

JTnvrrfysA Th~ntr~.
rr,f orn street. rnrnev nf afhrrn'. Engagement
Of N,ce's surprise rnsty. "I1iawntha." Aftcsnoun
npH cr&
, 1881-02-26

Olympic T2sentrt.
f-1nrk r,rret. hrtwccn Lake mud tnndolph. Va
rjct5 entertainment. AglctnuoH md evening.
, 1881-02-26

AfFFKHVF EEW3Is
Madison strect, tctreon ainta ind i,cnrboFn-. En-
testn!nmen. by T. II. puriy tblInd !anIst,. Ut loaton
, 1881-02-26

n ,r,,,,it ,,,t toto ,u,,r,, nronnr,,t IN an,1sfv
rim cn,utrv crurr,II,, that thoro ii I'M mr.
tIor1or ,,,onsxitv f,r nur hort.notf currency
,v1,ntavcr mn, ,1l ottc,nnts hv tha hanks to
,ftut,,r,, ,ta tucluceu NJ thr cn,,ntrv he ro,u-
htnoIi,,,,a IN ,,r,l,,cc II rnntrnrtton pr strjn-
rono,. m, o,,,v l,,vo +,,o intact nf r,lucotfue,
lin rnttc mimi nj IN tr, rxm.,l;r,,cv nr dining
,vit,,on, In ,l c,,rrs,,cv ~ tar IA nossib,c
:--.-=~-::-.-====-
coRnrTroE 0F TIE REFUND1NG BILL.
Tho l,efuudl,1y bill rs a,ncudpu by tho Sell
atc lies OH the Sneakers tablo In tic House.
Tho Sunatc amendments 1lnvo beet1 consttl-
cred Ill the Ways and McalIs Committee, and
It has tme., tlctermfnrsl to nccept tic mast
Important thereof. Tho ono wtlcl, WIS cx-
pccted TO excite oppostiWl-tio incrruse nf
allowance for expenses from onc.a.,arter to
onc-l,a,f of ucr ceut-llns breu passed by tho
Committee, md It may he presumed TINT 1t
will not meet with nus serious objection
IN tho House, Tie more probable pro-
tetturo now Is that tito Why's anl
Mems Committee will 10 to the Spc1k-
er's table for the bill, n,oyc concurrence In
tho maf, features of the Suuatp amendments,
and lyurosc such other amendments ns tayo
bccl, agreed upon II, tllo Committee. These
ns,v nn,nru,nrnts nr,. mt fnpurtnut, nor nf II
character tn which the Scuute vii! rcfusc as
sent. Tho principal ouo Is lu the nature oil Il
concession to thp National banks, tunsmucl,
a. u tn ox,o,,d t,,,, Tina fron, l,,lv
~ Sat- ofyar ,vh;c,, i,a vr,y 4 nnr ,,n,t
no,,ta n,,1v sai, l., rc.ivobl., ns scc,,yi,v rnr
tha,r ,.Irc,,,a,n, !, o,,,x
,rhpre wcru rllmors ubout tho Capitot YES
tarlnv that nfrr.s ,veut ht, ,n,tit, n, rsf rurt
49,, - ,,'o III, t,i,t,, ,,,,,.nan -
tho r",,n, n,,,,,,,,,,,,',t -, ~, a.. ~ t. ,,,t
,',o,,a,,t, h,,",or t,t ,h,, ,,,nns,tIo,, T., ,,,o
.,, T., ,,,',,, -, ,rt, H. ,,,,,,t ,,,,r
..,.,', .,' ',.',, s',.,,..,,,,,,,t IT, 1ota,.,,n
,,, ra,o Nv" Inc 1,on, a'sraoJ ,no, Il. ,nnioritv
s',a., 1t.,,,,s nm, ,,r,,a. r,y,,r., .,o,,l IN,
w. a. ',.,,.',.. - ,'', ,..s., +I,, .,,a
.,,"t ~ ''a'.o "nso h""r rraa sr,I. axao,;,"a,t
.1., .s'. s.'.,,',.. ,.,.',, ,,a..n, ~, ,.tn,,
. ."' ,,,, ..',...a .,.,
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.'' .,.e"e ~ .,.,,, ,,''"',' ,,,,a. -, ,,.s,,
1iH cohHay WV h"o" ""cio ~ P'"o
, 1881-02-26

Iyontey'a Theatre.
t.nntolrh street, bntvccn ElnFk "nd Id salle I'm
rnuoncnt pf james 4, 1iearnc. "l1earts Of oAk AZ
tcrupon and evening.
, 1881-02-26

CHICAGO COsiMASDEnf. NO, II. K. T.-Ypcctnl
(l,nr:Ave this tSntnr1tnTl t.fcninI FHb ~ nj 1;n
4tyintk, Ws7ts Il tila th truss tlrlIr. Visiting etr
knlAhts aI"uys MN'cnnln ~ nrsrr nf
ii. POND. EMlnrHt Got!anIanu1f.
D. GOODMAN, Iiue0rtus.
, 1881-02-26

.Ae,le,ur of 31us:c. ....
t,ns.ca street. near aAdlstts. We+t 91da. VARIETY
entertainments IAftcrnnnn md evening.
, 1881-02-26

Central A2ttsir.1ful1+
Curncr Of Randolph nn1 sinte Elro9ts. C0Hcert
By tho Y'heudore Thomas combination. Aftornuon
md eycnltg.
, 1881-02-26

Afcvtrkes''s Thrnfre.
Mediton 1tiret. tetrrrn ftata and bdarhofh'
Afternoon "'rho t;nr'nur.' by Tho lfostoH G1eba
TlIeattc Company. Evening. "Othellu.'by sulF1hl'
, 1881-02-26

Ef'fItW VHNfH*t1NHHVs
clask .trcut. nrrusl. nor C'asft-f!ousa. EnaaEr'
mint Of Thus. ". kceHe. Aftotn1on. "Tho Foofs
Hoyensp." Evening. il.chard ILL.,"