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, 1881-11-23
SUBURBAN..
EVANSTON.

Of Tho Union Lonruo Of ChIouev. addressed II
nj, h,,,a" T., rotnff ~ Tho rro,,ner.rco T,nfo,
4u'i no1'7o ~ uSl".1 ~ t!o ., uo'no.neo ~, .,'
III tho ehapel OF Acok lIall tne NeS. waiter
Waugh, D. D.. who has Just returned from ton
o,,", os,dsosso% ssa"', ,a,o ~, ~ .,,,'s
use"'t.s uultcseca u koou's "ou'eteo VI 'uesuo
1ect OF torciKn missions. ,-s...,.-.,
Tho board Of Educat!on hold q meeting Mon
os,s", 49, ,".,e w. w., .'".,,n,, ~ nA
npee'Ai eicoto'' VI e.a*, ueeot'ot' " Puto."onH
tho block OF GROUND Known ~ TIM Lakcsitio
Prophrty. 10 ~ bold Iupst!ay. uec. o. nt tho
Town. Hall II Ia uiluefatopu tnat tnd price 10 oo
EMli E ioF liz ~ psupsI1S I1S " ~ ~HStnM ~ ~ Y IT, Hnt
HnnWa H.W w'elnee t LIE, tus "eu"Ss III ,t eaastm "
St " tne suapn @ o ~ ,mculnor"neo VI, NJ
,ostio, - to cahnsc ~ ~ IT, - sha t,,fo,tIn,, ~ ny W
nMesuut .! tnu pufEnaset ~ ~ LUZ iM!GnAut ~
me aru 10 issue noh!s M III satns " So eae1; @ 10
, 1881-11-23

pr,co to tho city. Clty.Attorncy Grnnell snys
TINT tho apartments ,ro almost too mcan 10 IT,
mnin tti.
ron Into tho Iluietei-street brlhRc Monday nft-
crnoun nri broke anu1c OF tho outside ralll1Bs.
They have boon rcrlaced,
think tho Miikrnwn lnly who 40 kindly rcnnnl.
brrell him ly tundllE him II hnlf.dDKcn richly
nnd artiatically Untitled sllk handkorchtof*.
l.uih1nxH permits wcso tssstod yestnrtlay rs
sl,'sN; john Co,Ehlan, two:.tory hats. " b. q
ssGi sf u un'ps 5fSu u wire M at.rsss cmpy. ] fe.
s.ory n!,slbssmcnt factory, q ny !ls, font, Erlo
and se.iHwlck atrcets, tu Gust $l1NO.
rnE dcaths from, anail.pux yesterday wero
mud one tren tho nns.,ttal. an intnnt. tnknn
from No. Is Cnrne!l streot. New c,'AGs were ru'
fc rpSt NJ .fct ~ wv ~ y9y,rst M s sres. srss
nll NJ ;aEi lsetlcccM STREET, wforn thcre ttvn
enao.. Typhulh fever was reported frtn No;
iii finstluRa street. md ,liphtorla wns reported
trom No, III Fbrluer street.
ltEpDttrs from eRhtecn bridges tnnt1o for tho
past week show TINT =, ISL vcssela l,"E, stcnmcrt.
y cAnal,hoais. and 10! tuEs passed through, the
shuws TINT thesu IL tlot Il R.,,!nl pile Mnller thu
tnrntabc. md TINT It i liable to tnl nt a1sly mo
Fullerton. nvenue brldgu are rnportad rnttell,
and tho Rpuroact fs u,is1fe. Thu protection 10
Stnte.strcet bridRo Il nlso Iii bnd condition.
rnE COMMITTEES On ,Ju.liclury met ,yestcrday
afternoon Rnu llcc,scd to rcgOtntnulnl tho PITS
saKo nj nn rs.!tlnltGe authorizing tile sttss VI tho
petition for an electric light was p1neru On lltc:
The ne,ition nf t!,o La suo Ch!eax9 Mailr"a.l
C29pay was rSisrif H. 10 to ta,n mo !,
fr.nchlse In ts7.., hut, being Gnt"lncti dill not
build my ruA!. 1t was CulpoweFotl 70 conlu tts
OIL tho Wvst Sltlc. Tho original urtiilit,icD Ml-
lowed tho e,trancs Ut TWO rnatls nvor lts trucks.
bn. now tho Chicago & Uunha. isallroad comes
alluw tGo uutrnrcc Or fur rt.lds. Tho ,t,Boul-
mont 10 Tho nuttcr-lf,spe1ttOM nrtltnnnee Was
lail over for further. consideration. stessrs.
Tuthi1l anu l}rndlcy wpfe recommended to BY
rutnMei rs attorneys In tho street railroad
| ltcvnsu cascs. which this tnr they hUI so ably
Aud SUCCESSFULLY AcfenuUtl.
, 1881-11-23
THE OITY-IIALL,

THERE were thirty-two deaths reported at tho
Health Ontu yesterday,
The EQUITY Treasurer yesterday sent oyer
anothsr 100000 10 the City Treasurer,
r4lE city thls year has pail $4,000 for legal
aervices rendered outside Ut the Law Depart.
Ment.
JuHS LItNAlsD. Of No. IL Myrtle street. was
lined $l1 by Justice IugersaIl ypstord " for vo-
latlan Of tho building ortlln lt,oc.
TilE law dcpartmunt offices have tho inearcst-
looking, Old, patched+up, and tura malttux Of
any OF the ottsueB In tho building. Tho rooms
nueA general reuGtattnX auil tho cenulnx
should 10 douo Ut once. a3 tue xouuls arc O lS-
, 1881-11-23
YUANSG1VlNG-DAY,

\ CHOICE DINNER lftl.t. FOR rtIE DAY WE ALI
Ci:I.EtHATE.
Tomorrow Is tho KreNt American holiday. It Is
ThunksRvinH- Day, and Oh eyory household nltur
theru will ho Inundated 'the grcat American
turkey. II IL thu INy Of fAnll1y reunion nill re-
toIosng. 1t IL tue tay wl,e, tho homcless Inch
clnr, who Tor tho l,ust yuur l1s quietly lived ut
llUtet Or restaurant, will dine with sumo friend
living threu ur mprc miles frunl the business
part Ut the city. md tho good housewife VIII
tention. TltE TI.llUNr: offers tho following bill
Sf tT1nsG fSt sKs qr ,ts tn e,'
cllisi6 Of tho Restaurant Fransnls:
kOup.
Conso,ntnI laoyalo-
Fts1r.
1tcl Snapper-Sauce liollan3atso.
ESrnEE.
Supreme do Vuallu III 1louonnisc.
flll0t tie lAGui nux chanlptEnoils.
lluAsr.
Leg of Vc,lisun, 1il1ntcr'a Sauce.
Turkey with Crahburry Snuce.
vEGETABtEs.
Slowed Celery, Fronch pcns, Asparagus.
- SALAD.
Lottcc or Celery,
itEssElkT.
Tapiooa Pudding Will! Baked Apples.
Chceso-ltoil4efo or nrio.
Soup-Tnke six p,,lnus OF beef shank, threo or
bcnson to tnstc. Lut bull Tor four hours. HtrnIn
through u cuurse cloth. Heat elk eggs with u
into tho ayen ana l., It rcs,aln Until It bseon.ss
thick. Thon cut into tlItU une-half or thret-
fu4rths tneh Squire aud servo with each plato
Fisll-Tnkc six pounds Of rrd snapper; cut
trunsversuy Into two-tuctt pIucos; curar with
sp"as @ MtS: "r @ ss, % QUO teasoa F u poppot @ % Two
sliced ontons, treo bay leaves. i,ulcl or pars-
, 1881-11-23
AT LOoGERI1EADs.

4 C0srI.1Cr or AUTHORITY HETWRx5 P0LICK-
MAN AND DAltlRt.
On tAa 9th Inst. Ovas9o bowling was arrested
by officers Of tho Weat Madison street SUTTON
IN u charge OF robbery prefersc0 by John Steld.
orocutior, who alleged that the prisoner tad cn'
tcraa hts sleeping apartmant and. rausacktng
the buruau.. drawers, carried OF $500 which ho,
tho complainant, had placed there foF sato-
, 1881-11-23
TYPHOID FEVER AT ATLANTA,

6P&&s2s AH02sG@ " Ans AAN1qo IttetF&.
ATLANTA, Ga. N0y. &..-When tue military
pust OF Atlanta Nas abandoned about ttsy
members Ut the Fifth Artillery wern LETT ut
MoPhoEson BaFr8ckA to ssko charge 0f the
property OF the 0oreFnlaent until it, Fotuoyal,
and among this number tho tlssHso VI typhoid
foyer bus broken out. Last pixht Private Aley
, 1881-11-23

THE collections on dutlable goods yesterday
weEe 5,BW.
htxrt THOUSAND lA,ILANa To gold was dis
bursol ut tho sub.Treasury yesterday.
THE inloEnHi-rrenuo receipts yesterday
amounted 70 FEl.0l. Of which 81. to Waa for
, 1881-11-23

A remedy siIat will not tltsnppofnt yG.t-"llr.
Sykes Surc Cure for Entnrrtl. Established III
ChtGugu III fHi0-Wltnuut A'lvrrtlslilg.
, 1881-11-23
THE COUNTY--BU1LDING.

-.s.s ~. ,rF ~ r.. ,i..F,,,,,,,I1
Auo success' u''F ac4ca"o"
THE COuNrN~-BU1ID
.,,,,,,oc,o.rus ,,cf,t 4tnuny anil t1onnurs-
bctEcr tahlt''ed Sos1oFaass WHICH co"pl''es 'no
list nt tho ncwiy-el1otcd.
rr,r f,,,,,tv f,,rt ,v1t mt ho t,, sas.fn,, tr-
LIE eo"".S .ouse VIII n.y. ~ ~ esn'1 .'.,,,
morFows anu Tue trial ot ail iAsano cases VIII ~
over until Frny.
1oAM.sshn r..s .,., 49,. ~ t..
suit III tho COUNTY |oart asAlist tno o''J W. ep'
caeo, md obtait,ed tudknient for *ho The suit
, 1881-11-23
DR.. ], W, CARf1ART.

Spfetal pisralrh to 7ht Chttd-o Ttib,nk.
UaHkusll. Wis, Nov. !1.-Dr. j. W. Cnrtnrt,
whose trtnl fur financial crOoketlncss causcd
much iutcrcst nud resulted In his tlttal with
Irawal from tho Wisconsin Conference. lcft to-
night for TcxaA, where Ito Ia to ttslara At, I'm
iuoilse sheHp mid entllo rn,lch. purchased rJ-
Gently by tifecn Iiny eaplt!ltses.
, 1881-11-23

-, 'Ss' s g IL
tea wins nppointrii to cnnfer with tho ir!sh.
American Club. for the PURPOSE nf giving T. T..
IeSieY to rs asa.sors WHO
Will DO IN ntteudanoe at the c"n;ent'1tl' rccgp.
tion on thair nrriynl IN shta ~ Gsy; Mri @ sSanlnn ~
Irlshmcr in tho EiHhth Wattl III tho a1'-absorb-
Ing question of their country.
,nll,sat!n Hi n,r.,,nr a,t evan. IN n
Muu.' Hill. corrcr uf Wuliur Ht,d Twelfth
sirs.ets. Tie Treasurer submitted bis rpport,
sin,yinn rnsh l,nInrrn nj hand, after nayiutf
ull expenses Ut the enn,pngn uf FEN. Tho
@ Msa,: fee O
C.. Iieavey; Treasurer, Jnhu .Monts.. vote uf
tbnuka WINS extondetl 10 Sir Powell for the gal.
campaign, in tic ward. Charles Woo'mnn
snnkc IN tho future Of Rcpubiicantsm ~ tho
"ls'oody Seventh" aud tho club adjourned.
sy s enw o becy eafsy
H,,,,Gc,,mttv ~, utn crt Il Il tetmnt5nn
y Issnsnvn, n n ~ t,',sitfn nnctnf nr hah .nrt.
is.y y f. sa.,s,; so@s,%es M sss mssss;sn;;e
@ 1ho 1nt n ba M1e ha stse9
Tn sG1eu 10 y w1 , gounS TX nys 1snwa wnn nicon
tf uossessne ID" Themselves Of her nckrtbook.
sasfnah IT, aG 1ey Rmnc ee nsnr ~
rcstess them. Ono Knt away. THO otior. who
!" tso III inrrs" .. + str"ot Statinn smu ockc up.
ifo ria.nn5 tn i'c fron nj In,,is liz md small
,.,t Jimmy 3,. ~ MS pocXe'' ano 4" e''aon's +" oAo
'""'s .'''"' ... ,...-. .-.
lnE Gornner nola an inauess ys.2,,s yestetuHsx2, a.
Mens apon the Sody os 7. oNolii. one oi sho
NIT Wmymn " tracss ~ nnptv Man.'av mor,,s
inn, lis ,1iurlcs H1 wcro $50 % severe that no
tn tn.t1mnnw tSn inv r',t,rnc tha foiinwinsx
vnr,itrt: :" ~, ind lint Tia 1;,cpnsei .nms 10
lis dcatb Now IT. lib By re.iso no Of % ssecS susoI by
NJ jsa ni,tS IN ~ thu Titfsta,rT ( Fort Wnyno
itailroa1. % sa % coi,tslos, benx r.,lsci b. ,i,so
Ena All sTou svs,"b ~ 'uh o,i,, % n"u ,eft nnnn
lgA lis arss an a nWa dS. sG ~ a
s!Sast: ssi,sa'aa +, .as s'spisy Il @ tie s%i
% sas va o u}resea
'a" to tn" County , sn 1a nvos 81 f',ass
I'D eS @ !sa Il lust saS nsht
GaHo ogvonl,e. William Ila!ly, L. 7: Nolao1,, md
N%iIoasi Goaveatlsn Sf' 81 ir!sh soelat!ss to 10
nstd Nov; u 'n sicCorm!ckM M iiatl. Walter J.
vera chosen ,' aur1!a;es Ut Il was Suited iGat ST.
Patrick Ford would surety attnnd tho conreI-
'on Us s hs H. for frn Mr
Ireland. Tho mnetlng iendoretl tho purity conf. NJ
i'vc,,inr 9f tSs nth. and aI,o '" ce,t,ad Il,
inyi,o soue Of tbo tI9nitarics to tnako Speeches
H. H. .tG e,sn oa y, ~ n,nvctio nrncncIinva Hail.
nr9 doiSs for TIM l,nil Wnra .rrn,lua. speech
a. CAV Wero ma.io by sir. iaiiy aud sr. Lyons Il, tic
Inn.l Inn11c M aenoraiiy. @ Tic foraer reati M let.
far n frot,, IT, Is EIay. oJitor Of the JacSsonyijie
t,sMrte., nsphew ot ieasy Clay, whe stated ,;s
nnte soverai nrw nlplmbers ioincd tho league,
, 1881-11-23

Cummins does not advertise tooth for s. ahl
charge more. 10 Stnte.
, 1881-11-23

WTICkElt PARK CHURCH,. CORNER
w Hnyne-ay. md 10 Moyns-st.. viii hold service
TnrlkswivnK- -aY Ut !:tI ILL.,, thu pa4tut, the ligvt
William AHilth4A4 NGhaa n1r. 0lfcMtMR.
, 1881-11-23

THE SECOND ANNUAL. T1lANKSG1V-
l. InR dinner will bv given to tho nonE a. Chicago
Av4sIue Church ThuEtuny Dv0ntnK At CLOCK. YhoY0
wh0 fuea tncllHed ~ cuntFibnte " th4 char! " may
hcn4 the!f directly td tho Church either
tutiuS ue fph4fksjuy,
, 1881-11-23

0WtN(; TO THURSDAY BEING
~ Thanksgiving tho re1Ml4g monthly Hl1attnv ut
tlu CsntraI W, U. Il u. viii b0 pUiip1nHd iii tho
urSt YhutxL4Y In peceHIl1r.
, 1881-11-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

r W. DEAN WILL CONDUCT THE
sJs nonn .prayor-u'uetng today, III !. III. Z. a.
lIutllIx. I'LL MHillHun.kt
, 1881-11-23

SERVICES ARE TO
l. bn hold l,y tho JenIph community tonu!rnw soro.
noun vt tha 1oYls ensvr indlaan NJ Haa Tw9ntK;
UttciatS. HBrylc0 At u \. m.
, 1881-10-14

Tie news OF TITO nrrcst OF Mr.. Tarnell
wl,Ete Oil Ills way to adtlress largo meeting
III lro!and yesterday Is mot altogether as
surprising III 1t would I!ayo bcon Ind not
tho speeches nlattn by Him reconty Indicated
Il purpose iii his purt 10 f0rce tho British
t;nyer.l,ient 10 ntl0pt tllnt uxtre.nu lAaasure.
Willis III this collltry the summary arrest Of
my larson IN. time Of poaco fur 'nore wor1s.
luiwayrr yioInnt and incen.llary, can hardly
lind Justification, ind Gull lnr.lty ,nye nny
effect Htller tMil TO magnify thu tlnpUr.
tal,ce Ut tic person arrested, aid creAtu u
Wider sympathy Tor lin among ILLS parttsans,
nevertheless 1t IN nnquestl0uahlo that the as
sust will meet ulnlust universal aprroya! In
Eugtand and greatly strengthen tho Ministry
In md out of Parliament.
Two years ago Mt. 1'ArMell, wll0 WIS
tIlnparAtlyely now man III british politics,
l,l,l.t4s nil appeal to tho civilized worll In bc-
half Ut faMlne-strlnken lrolund, whose peo-
tIu wesc deprived Of their Elcagre supply of
fOusl, re,aorselosly taken from them to pay cx~
orbllunl rents for lands which for several
successive seurs. llasl fnilel to produce I'LL
asnragu crop. The fuarless manner In which
Mr. Iarnrll presented tho aftlIctIous OF his
c0nntrylne,a. mll tho cnI1n, temperate, nnd
AignilleA ulai,ncr III wl|cA liz pointed out
,Ilat the ca.lsa Of THU chronic suffering was
tlla cruel anl lAurclless lalla SYSTEM Of 1ro-
laitd, won the sympathy Ut all nations, but
especially Of the A,iIorlcan people. in this
Country tho subject was discussed with US
mucl, earnestness rs II 1t was M American
question, alAl contributions Of fnoll .lllu
nlolley weEa sent forward l0 niu alMl
Yeifofl, tI1H suffering NOR. ,yltlD therH
, 1881-10-14
THE BLOCKADE IN PRODUCE,

llm SITUATION III things of tl'anee yester-
taay WAS hut t'art "f lilo legitimate seas'cl 70
t'lo recent 1eseF hcat ~ sl'ecit'at!o' ~ nto-
llcc. at''''y pcol''e WHO l'atl bonslit iicat
the top grew tirc't or wAlt!i'9 fora ftso athl
'l'"!lng "'fly ai' ,''ssseA.tlty ernwl''g 'oss ns
sllfl'tH'tsc III l'rlces' ltley sohl ehot'eti 10
dcpfess t!notaiso!lsa ilt1le tartnos, n"' tno
uscrs1raih ot Inc sitaatlo'l daa tic rest.
ll'ero was q r"t1tef Heavy call ior margins,
anu INC call lo1ithl 'aal'y "aipse'hfea 10 hieet
II. 'ihey haa tone s''eh neavy BUSINESS
muc'' ot II on s1'lali 'hnrehls 'r"m e"stom'
ers' TINT I'LL tho'r avati"h'e cast' was
a1seAay 'ocKcu up ai"l even where thos ~"
Il prolit on tle'f 'lcals they "cfc cratipetIlor
r'"1ies' Afltl 10 tliey "a'i 10 'e1 20, tle co'l'
sealeflce being 1aTtnef bls oreak h' ptTes'
, 1881-10-14
COUNTRIES

Tho table ia valuable, as tho figures cannot bc
found na yet III ali tho books Of statistics. In
round numbers tho popusatnu Of Great ltr!tain
Is :3t tQOU,00o. Tho above tnhlo gives tho tiguycs
fur Sasony at,d rrlsstn separately, but thoy nre
also lncutlnl IN tho total for tho German Ell-
pro. The SLOW growth of Hungary, whluh has a
smaller rntIo Of iuuroaso oven thnn Franco. Is
attributed to raco prcJntllcea and tho ctnigra-
ton resulting thorefrom Tho population Of
the Hungarian countries. 1t is sald. hAs actually
decllucd. hut tho Capital City, Pesth, has grown
~ por cent In etoycn years. and Is now NJ large
as nosson. Hungary rs II whule. Inns increased
only frotn 15, 00O to l50l000o which Is romRu-
irx about stationary. ="
, 1881-10-14

Mr.. Wlntlonl's financial cnrcGr Inns bren
mcte0rlc III its broytty n.ll It's brllliancy.
Tl.e SUCCESS lle i,nS attained Ms Sccrgtnry Ut
the Treasury liay bo sNli to have becn uI,ox-
pccted, and perhaps OH tint account 1t has
made I'LL tho moro impression upon tho pub
lEc.. lie occupied respectable position III
tho Senate, mil had gnincd considerable
reputation From his connection with the a,itf-
monopoly movement solnO years aGo lie
VIVA well liked and highly respected, but, NJ
tho sa,ilo time, Mr.. Window never rankGl
among Tic great statcsnirn or brilliant ,nel,
of thB tlay. Ills appointment Us Secretary 0f
tho Treasury gave him tho opportunity to
apply Ills excellent business sonsH 10 tic Gov
crrmcnt service. and 1t l,as enabled him
within few short months to take n foremost
rank among tha publtD men Of tho United
Stutts.
bno mastery stroke Inns achieved for Mr..
Wintlom moro reputation altt commentator
than John Shornan earllctl during his four
years 0f service Us Secretary Of tho Treasury.
Sherman was steatlfast In purpose aIt per-
a1stent III keeping strniglit ahead In t!,o lIlio
Of resumption. but hc wou11 probab1y hayu
been Morc conservative t!Hln Wlntlom WIS
Ill a!o c"e4 sc"e5 '''''t eoHi'uM.e'' t.'' "..et'
nlN' heheu less snccessiu1' ~ "ne,. 4a'' WIN.
.l0in tack tho Treasury portfolio boyeral
hu,,tlrclt millions Ut United Suites bonus
oe.1hle Hlo 1es cehe 'h'cies1 Ut, "cFe "poa'
to become subject To call. There seemed to
oo oh'y one OF TWO thihss 10 ~ t'o,'e-e'tneF
10 I'as tuoso BONUS Ut 10 eoh''nuc III p"s u'e
high rato Of Interest they wero drawing
congress haa inaao no provision loF pay
1hg or FetahalhK thel''' ilIo lholloy 10
take them. up was not Ill the 'lteas-
nfy' ana ahaer slFiee CONSTRUCTION ot
tile INV seeretaty Wl''ao'A seemed 10 DO
lM"efless' LII nv o'sco'ere'1 why Out OF
Inc dlhlcliIty WHICH, It SUCCESSFUL, Woi'la
save tlo GoVerntae'.t some sl+'oUooo or
sl',ooo,ooo OF interest per a"lu'f'' 1te ol-
1crco TIC holders oi tto h'gs'''ftcfest boi'tls
mn opportunity to extchu thenl, subject 10
'uovef''mcnt call. as NJ per cent, limiting
tic amount hsht tiS1nE TIC ttliIe for s'tch ex'
tension. IheFo IL holhlnR SO elfcctlse a. n
ll!Alt. Ih1 h0lnera OF tll1 5S taliu N9 knew
, 1881-10-14

TnE returns from tile Ohio election int
prove ttton acquaintance. The Inst ndytccs
nrc that Foster ltas n plurality ranging be-
tween 1900 mil .o0o0 I}cttcr news still is
tic statement that tho Legislature Is strong-
Is Republican III both branrles-tlo Senate
containing twenty Republicans to thirteen
Democrats nml tic House s1xty-nlnu l.epnl'-
'cans to t',irly-slx nctnocrats. This IL tlo
most crushing dcfeat tho DcnIocrats have
sustained since 1872. The ioss to tho f!cpab-
LEANS caused by tne ProhtbEtionlst boIt was
tn0ro tilnn nntle go0ll by Gnfns Ut Democrats
who weru dlsgusted by thu nomination OF
l}onkwnltcr. Tie Democratic candidate WIS
obnoxious for ttirce rcasoils: first, because
lin bought Ills nomination; secondly, BECAUSE
flcnttenlptctlto 10 buy Ill ctcctil,, AMI introduced
tic vulgar methods of d ward politician Ill
n (ubcrtlatOrlal campaign; md. thirdly, BE-
calssc lis Democracy was Of too recent 0rl-
gin. Tom Ewing wls nlso u convert frotn
tile Republican party, bnt he had Mt fpast
served hi apprenticeship. Bookwalter, it
appeared, lind not beeil IL Democrat year
Wien lin was nominated for Governor. but,
nstue frum tito weakness of Uookwaftrr,
there wcr., positive elements Ut strength III
Foster. lie Is n clenm, reputable, Il,scky,
ani honorable 1nnn; his Independence anu
force NJ character i,aye caused him to bc
highly esteemed; and lo llas large person.
vi acquaintance In the Statc. Foster Is plain
Is tlfu coming muil III Ohio politics. liz las
perhaps not overlooked tho fact that when
his terln US Governor expires III 1854 Mr..
George II. penttteton will have but oie year
tl,oru ul lis Senatorial turn to serve.
, 1881-10-14

-E
a.. ,,.,.,e ~ 's'''s' .''4 w.
NV na'S" ''os''" W '""e s',. ~, ~. y. wv
.''' ''eu's ", 1ae
,I' ''.' - wv 'n'.'"'"
""s N'.ss' ~ -. - +.ot"' ". ~" "A.
frcc-tr"lS prinrinlcs ,n Amcsic,, 'i,o ycstet
Interests nrc tan strong fur tho 'lltluscd a,nl
MI mi T. M nn talisn"n NJ rnr1v ~ wa! mx.
ious FUR tho aoption or treo trte l,y mo United
@ r, ,s "' a1,,s WILT. s ,rsSts ~ rt,,'I
a'ioptel .s,untry Tr,m l.erHt,ux Il ul,icl, is,orc
tintiuer2P'itA Gonptt'tnr 10 Eit4ltsn nta*!ry stn
culns{nist... MI .FuJr.I'ra,1urs" ~, thIs shlc
lrt tlA kjnv II rt,iserntIa stir lint in mt mn
tIrjpnlu tittt tirr ,uItHtIon ,yil bIyc my nrnc.
ticni rrst. Tng m,ik ,,f ,,,r unnntH Hre tt,n H.,
tnljlurnt f aIiuw thntnstlyta il II. fnvntl fnr fmn
icmrt f III. jnn,tinraIs nnj nr III. rnmtniists Il,
pnrstcunr trades. ''~ ~ '@ ~
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A!r. Ihnhlt'erlalil l3 q tindtCnl, hhu WIS q
birmingham manufacturer himself. It will
,,iI,. ,,,,r t., t,,a tnri, ,.r,,,,,,l,,out.t. IL,
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failed 10 secure tho Emperor n'ivc, 0rs,nL
fnw stlihs litter. nlnle hiH celebrated ATHENA
uk Hssuslnnttnn.

Tnr cyltenen nf ,he jn,rnstIn ictwecn Mr.
t1nurgo Hiss and Mr. John Kelly. til aecnnl+
tncc with wlitn, Republican vt,tcs wrrn IN IL
furnished 10 tsur1bletnn, the 1Mnlnany cand.
,tnle fur tonnty ctcrk, IN ret,irn Fur >nlntr,t1t
votes fur two u( tho Republican, Stntu nIecr, f.
Gn,nI,Isio. An pxatnthntlon Of Tho ynte1 Il! 1E:,
atowa Tint III Hiss Assembly DISTRICT which i,
strongly Republicans. tiu1nhctat RIM H>l ahcnt
Ut thu rcpnlnr ne,nocrntlu tirkct. while I,
krlly's Assembly district tho twu Republican,
candidates fur Controller mil A'tarney.tIencrI
ran TN nteah Ut shu's ticket. 'r'Eus tho trail,
was partially contaminated. To what nxtcnt
eithar pnrty to Tho transaction hHs tho rxh, In
In proud Of It wn uro not t'rcpAsutt to sny. 1Iut
W. tnEur frsstlt tito FAut tlMt Sir. Uuoree ttlna
himself wns tho iltst IL explain md hnsst Of tha
performance TINT this is mt onu OF bis mn,
fern" ytnrs.
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Ty,r CrrcAro TNtnt'SE hns established hrnnch
cen for tl,r reec!pt Ut subscriptions ad ADVERTISE
nIe&ts al follows: 49,. ....
SEW vuitK-llouln - Tribune Building. F.T. Nc.
FAnnES, Mnna:eT.
til.AsGUW. acnttnnd-Ailhn'a American News
Agency, II ltcnticlt-aL -
LONDON, knA.-AHlGrlCnn Exchnn2o, AD Strnnd.
AiaNf F.tiri.i.tG. Agent
hAa1llStiTUS. II. t"-1tilH street..
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Nit. Voon.tiEs, of 1mlinNn, fiji Ills ntltlress
at Attnntn ihnlp uso Of nvanco Information II,
re9trd tn the entton manufacture uf tho Unttcl
StMtos. rs nsccrtninrA tnr tho Eet,slia nurcNll,
ctnssfef by scctions Of tho country. Tho allow
jIu IA M fn1t,,wa:
, 1881-10-14

THE craza far relics of the late President
Is simply wonderful, ana tho coInctery lcue
Cleveland, IN which e IL buried, Is visited eol,.
stutty by Il throug IT ppUpo And Ellnrl at
soldiers Is necessary to prevent tho foEc!blo cur
ryirl9 of Of tho floral ctnblcns which aurn the
pavilion.
, 1881-10-14

BooKwALTEE thrust himself In among tha
Governors at Uurftcld's fl,noral procession, say.
iTR that It would bc nny Il few days Until hc hc4
camo Governor OF Ohio. Hut tnny nre t!Rys IL,
a1nrt aul full Of trouble fur l3ookWaltcr.
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titled II II 1cilse (or fifteen seur*. ~ That
for every mnny expended by him III
the why Of Improvement nr lettcrmc1lts
lie acquired Il property interest. 81 Thnt
ut tho expiration Of tito LEASE lln WIS
entitled to compensation fur tliis property,
md before he rn,s,i t'c refused II INV tcnso
he must be natl fur thls property, md III caso
lle Is INT pail lc is entitled II, II new lease
fur fifteen years without change Of rent.
10 'rlmt III val,llng t'lu 1nrtl will, rrgard tu
liking tho rent thereof Tho valuation ul,st be
us to tho naked lanll, unless thu tn.nr0re-
lnents thereon were i'ltcrtl there by tho
landlord. % Thnt when The tenants mud
landlords tO not agree Ms to w,at tsn fair
rent TINT fact sl,nll be determined by II
court established fur that purpose, tlie ~
peisrs Of tho cnurt being paid by the british
government. ~ IlMt 10 tellant shnff lM
csicteti frtm tho laAd except for ',on-uny-
lncnt Of Tho rent Ju.liela[ty determined 10 lu
''fair." ~ Tint the tenant has II property
interest II, his lcgsr, which trasc mid Any
improvements Oh tl.o lind he l,iny sell nj my
TING. ~ That nlly tenant wishing 10 bur
tho la.ul held by lin inay have tho valuation
thereof determined, AlNl, npun payment nj
nlie-fonrt tho prlee. tho uoyurn,ncnt will
advance him tho other Is per cent nf tic
rslrcl!asc nu,1luy, mid allow him to refund
the same IN twrpty-llyc cq'nl annual Install
incnts.
This bill, which secured IL every Irish
tenant ilftpen ytnrs' absolute and tll,listurhctt
possession ut II fair rent. with The right Ut
property In ll1s lcasu, Md in MI expenditures
0tl tic land, md viii, tho right OF purchase
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UooKw.tIri:l, knew iluw to buy n Demo,
orati8 1iutnluaton for UovcrnGr OF Uhfo, but did
not know how to purchase nh election. Id
found Tho two thugs very different.
, 1881-10-14

lie WIS called Pocketbookwnltcr for long,
and, whito tho hl,nnors wcnt through hlS
pocket, tho voters sat down OIL tho bookwalter.
, 1881-10-14

UooKw.,ITEfs had better kept his money
In hIs pockct and not nlnde Il laughing siock ue
himself running for Governor nglilst maa
like Fostor.
, 1881-10-14

titlESTA |. .tI1IiGE, M Is. Il. I. Il 4. M.-linIt T.!
Ii, saIIrst.-specn! 1ipeln. Friday evening. tct. H.
- F.t3. ufEtIItit, ". ii,
CHARLES r.tTLlS. SerrytarJ.