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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01

R% GRAND STAND,
kS Lafayette Square, Pennsylvania avenue, op-
posite Presidential Mansion.
The Most Desirable Seats 10 Witness the Inaugural
Procession and Review.
Tickets, with numbered coupons, which secures the
seats during the entire day and evening Of March !.
for sale at DulnS drug store, corner New York ave
nue. and Fifteenth street northwest. Also Private
Room and Window and Balcony Chairs al 2S7 Penn
GyIVana avenue northwest. fe2S-it~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICE
Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.

The Steamer W. w. CoRCORAN,
which has been recently built and furnished IL. L.
BLAKE, Captan) is the only boat allowed TO land
passengers at Mount Vernon Wharf. Round trip, 81,
including admission to Mansion and Grounds. Steam
er leaves Seventh street DAILY Sunday excepted,
at 10 a, ~, and returns about D. M.
]. NIGH. HOLLINGSWORTH
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
l. L BLAKE. Steamer W. W. Corcoran Jel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01

Look at f1le
Grand diamond display in the windows OF Jacobs
Brothers, 1903 Pennsylvania avenue.
READ THE FAMOUS" ADVERTISEMENT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
DIR. Royee's Turkish Bath
Mineral Waters

Only Turkish bath in the city, SOC ST., near Jul
dietary So. Best shampooer this side New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
~ NOTICE.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC,

Headquarters Department of the Potomac,
WASHINGTON, d. G., March l. 1881
Comrades hereby notified TO assemble at these
headquarters $50 sharp 10 participate in the
inaugural parade In of Indictment weather dark
overcoats viii be worn.
Visiting comrades are cordially invited to join in
Che parade.
Department, staff, and post officers viii wear side
arms.
By order of WN. GIBSON,
Department Commander.
Official: JSo. CAMERON,
maI-3t TStar copyl Asst Acknowledgement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
R% SPECIAL NOTICE.


\ FRESH SUPPLY OF
PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
Il DRENS DRUG STORE corner Ninth St and
Penn ave. al 50 cents per flll pint bottle oc2S-6n
RE@ PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED ACCU-
~ Taiely and al reasonable prices al COUGH
LlS'S DRUG STORE Masonic Temple, corner OF
Ninth and streets northwest
E9asS THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOT
- LEI Articles for ladies and all the popular
EedclneS on sale at COCGHLIN'S TEMPLE DRUG
STORE.
RN@ IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU-
SS ralgia. Headache, Toothache. or any pain. one
application of Fluid lightning will relieve Won Sold
only al COCGHLINS 5, Masonic Temple. na2G
h~- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofEVERY
80 Kind, Humphreys Specifics, Extract Witch
Hazel Imperial Granum, aud other food for infants
at COCGHLIN'S. eeI3
hSe MONEY TO LOAN
rs IN SUMS TO SUIT
on wATCHEs. DIAMONDS, JEwELRY. &c.
P. Wallach's Loan Office,
fn7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
Near Wizards Hotel. mar22
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01

RSSe ATTENTION, NEW WORKERS!
There Will be a scS-9al meeting of the New York
Republican AsSociation held at the Inaugural Head
quarters of the Association 1905 Pennsylvania avenue
on TUESDAY. March /. al o'clock p. for the pur
pose of taking action relative parade on Inaugura
lion day. 4. N. CLAPP, President.
q. V. Y. DC DEN Secretary fe2S-2t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
. SPECIAL NOTICE.

kS
All persons having claims against the late firm of
BRESLIN tS COOKE, Washington. ID. C., are request
ed present them at the office of Wizards Hotel
soon as possible, when they will be paid.
JOSEPH q. COOKE,
fe2S-3t Successor 10 BrCSlin & Cooke.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
Iron BjtfcPs.

The SIseaid katbs.
Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 903 /
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
Marriage licenses have been issued as

follows: George Wood and Mary Jane Long: John
ThomhiIl and Eliza Jackson; Charles E. Coburn
and Mary E. Shaley; Frank Dieste and Mary E.
Dern ody; Hamilton Adams and Frances L.
ROdier; Joseph Fenton and Helen Smith; Rich
ard Warfield, OF Anne Arundel County Maryland,
and Carrie Brown, of Laurel, Md; Reuben NJ.
Whitney, of Howard County, Maryland, and Mary
NJ. Wilcox. of this city; Stephen B. Ellery and
Eleanor E. Mclaughlin Frank p Somers and
Helen N. Hill; Bernard Bailey and Emily B.
Petit; Rudolph Gear and Mae Cooper.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
ews NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB.

Every member of the club is requested 10 be present
ut headquarters, Room Z, Corcoran Building, THIS
fTueSdayl EVENING, at 7:3g O'Clock. special and
Important business is to be transacted.
]. o. P BURNSIDE, President.
II. d. NORTON, Recording Secretary. II
eNS@ COMPANY c, OLD SIXTH LOWELL ME-
2N chancs' PhalanX. coming TO Washington.
Company would like to meet all Old members and
d. m, ma-2t*
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01

R% OFFICIAL PROGRA MINES
kSS of the Inaugural Parade of March I, 1881 for
sale at the principal book stores and news stands IN
the civ mal-4t<
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01

6(5IsD THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL COM
~ mencement of the Medical Department. OF
Howard University Will take place WEDNESDAY,
March . in Lincoln Hail. at :3) p NJ he profession
mating class will be delivered by Professor John +,
Bracket Ealedictory by z. J. Shadd, NJ D. Address
by Judge Macarthur, of the District Supreme Court.
Subject Order and Beauty Resulting from the Con-
fiict of Natural and Moral Forces" mal-2t%
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
Special 2T1ofices.
- ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

R% ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
meeting of resident and visiting members OF the
Army of the Cumberland (whether members OF the
Society of that name or nOt Will be held in the Cir
cult Court Room, City Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the
ID instant at O'Clock p. H., TO make arrangements
for participating in the inaugural procession. MALT
e(@ THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE WIS
~ consin Republican Association, No. 4lS
Twelfth street northwest, viii be open during Inau
Eurafion Week for the convenience of all visitors
frOm Wisconsin Badgers are cordially welcome.
BY order. A. I. L0NCsLEY, President
EDWIS NJ TRUEIL Secretary TStarl mist
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
Fwe ATTENTION. KANsANs!

The Kansas Republican State Association has estab-
Ished headquarters in Room p, ST Cloud Building.
for al KansanS attending the Inaugural Ceremonies
where register is kept You invited to call and
register, and make yourselves at home. Room open
day and night.
E ]. DALLAS, President.
J. P HAMILTON Secretary mai-5t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
RS NOTICE!

H ii1
Persons erecting stands and strengthening balconies
under permits and orders from the Inspector of Build
iIlgs are hereby notified 10 have the work ready for
inspection or before the morning of March B.
BY order of the Commissioners ID. G.
THOS. 3. ESTWISLF
GpoSat Insnectnr of Rniltiines
, 1881-02-02

ILLS scsslo. anil there is no probability that
any Of thcsu will plss, Tho lutest bill comes
from tlle Senate Committee, nit! IL Intended
rs II compromise. 1t proposes Tint MI tho
lninl entered either Mt tho Afnnlucilo Lniltt-
f'tllcn or btinre tho commissioners nf the
f4a,Mt-t)nfcc prior to September, 1880, sllat1 bc
considered rs forfeited to tho Statu Of Aicl,l-
gan. an,l tint the tttn shall be valid In tic
lcrsois who rnier them: TINT tho
residue Of tllese lnnls, amounting to
ao,no 5D.0oo acrcs, said to bc
worth s5 per ncrc. shall revert tn tho State Of
Michigan for the Use Of the Ontonngon md
Wisconsin Stntc-f.fl1c RntIrond Companies.
T0 Tits PARTICULAR FEATURE
Of the hill there is objection. Representative
Ncwlcrry thinks tl,at the rnilrnMtls siol,l,
mt be SPECIALIZED by nnmn In tho bill. bit
the lands should i,o permitted to 10 to tho
Legislature OF the Stnte Of Michigan In trust
ior s!'l,le railroads wl,cl slla| hu built md
dctcr,l!!nu whit ratlrun.is. In tho event of
the fAll'tre Of this bill, II is sai.l to be the
purpose OF the officers Of the present road to
commence Its construction In tlte spring.
, 1881-02-02

6ptftat DLpateh 10 The ChiecQo Tribuut.
WAs,1lSuToS, ID. e., Fob, 1.-I.ieut. Gov.
NJ Il. li,lskins, uf Now York, for /. long
tilne 1t member Of Congress, who Is I'll tho
city. snys that tho mission ut GOV. Corncll
ahd Senntor.elecl Plntt 10 Mcnt0r, was for
tho purpose Of asking Gcl,. f;arficl.l to SIT
as!du tho Treasury portfolio for Mr.. l.. r.
Morton. Nuw York Republicans felt very
lnllcll Interested III securing tllat ulace for
Mr. Morto1. lle said, In. relorence to the
story tsat Postmaster .1nmcs Is to 10 urged
for tho Postmaster t;encralstItp, That
lia AMl l.cartl notll1ns about It, ex-
ccpt what llas been In tho news
l,apers. 1lo dues not think Tint
n,ero IL any such intention un tho part Of tlle
leaders OF thn pnrty I'll Now York. Mr.. Has
kins, who, w!liIe In Congress, WIZ called frc.
qaeHtly IL preside, a,nI who Is good parlu-
lslentarlaii, says lle does not believe
Mit. iLtssUS
Will have rs much strength ns lie Is sllpposcd
to ililyc, BECAUSE lla will practically 10 Il
htrallger ii most Of tho members Of thu ,lpw
1f0usc. Had flu remained In Congress for
tho past fur years, Cir. k;lsSun would be tht
linttlsnl leliur, but II would DG awkward tu
elect to such III office II man who Is
stranger to tie MaJnrlty of thu men over
Wtnsis Elu Ii To preside. OF Alr. knlfer III,
lIask1sl3 only remarked, with Il s1.lile, tl,ut
surely Osilo w1Nltt l!nf0 enough Ut thu ru,-
shlp. Ilu thinks well nf iii. liIsencE. who
has ability Ut gt,i!I order, hut tln lacis *
periGnce ny u presiding officer, allu even ~ a
pArlip!llGlturIll),
, 1881-02-02

sptefdt Dispatch ia The Ehtapo TFfbsfn..
WARIt1SGTtS, II. e., Feb. l.-Tln 1i0lf.
Edward A{c1'l,cysn,l, Secrclary Of tho Re-
publican Congressional Committee, is in
Washington, and wus today examined ly
tho House Cainnittce intn tile aliegGtl abuses
of tile frank!ng privilege. Fur sotnu 0ccrlt
reason this Committee Is g,tnnlIng lis cyi-
tcncc Will! nS nlucli cnre as II II relntet To II
subject Uf grcut Importance. As AIr. Nc.
1hcrson has frequently ybeeM asked about tic
matter upon which the Committee Is engaged
iii Investigating, MI That llu c0ull tell Is well
knvwn. For example, tlla Committee pub
lishcd 12,.atI0o0 documents Of NIL kinds, If
which nure tlan i, ,foo, ,o00 were franliab1e. The
frankablcs nml unfs;n1iables wero kept III
Separate plncca, a1t! they vera designated ns
" "Irankal,ten aul "Nut frftikahle" lit the
circular lists Ec,,t O,lt 10 local Committees.
Postage WIS paA ninn all uMfrankablc
documents sent !1y mail, the la,siagG &C.
counts OF tho Committee amounting to
SRHs5.
liEs1r1:S THIS,
sonlc 500 wortl, ol stamps received rs con-
tributions Or In pay fnr documents were used
to pas. postage. Toward tito clnsu nf tic
campaign. When tho tematMl for documents
WIS greatest hpsWgpn 4,HW a1ut 5.UEU
pollcllts nlld packages wcrG sent by cy-
press, Ee'leriltynt tlln expense Of thu PERSONS
to whom they were ndJrGssgd. 'rhu eiltira
expense f1r thc transportation Of documents
lug exalnlne Marshall .lewe't.it Il confident
" expected tlMt Chairman ]urlltn. will he
summoned lleXt,
, 1881-02-02
CASUALTIES.
TIIE VICTIMS OF THE ST. AIrAvs
Special Dttpatfh 10 7hs CAteaeo Ttbun. '''

T1IE VICTIMS OF THE ST. xA1nAvs
Special Dtspatth to 7hs Chicago 7tbun. 7-'''
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. l.-Amonr tho,.
who were aboard tho Inflated pronrficr e.
Albaiis, which went down In Lake Nlchlp,n
Sunday afternoon, the following are SO ba,jI,
frozen Tint they rcQl1lro the most skI,IfnI
mctlicn! attention ut the hospital or ,hsi.
residences: Lottio Mnrccau, Andrew cJort
Thomas McGulre, Henry johnson fri
NrecElo. John Fitzpatrick, nnd Joscnhn.
Miller. Most Of tho crow hive Returned !.
their homes, and some OF Tho passengers Ieft
by rail to'tlny for Ludington. Lottlc Nraree,n
bad her ears, hands, and feet bally frozen.
Size hasbcen oil tlireo wrecks Inside Of wear
she was on the propeller New York. which
Hasik last tati, and Oft tito propeller civ n
Toledo. which fouMderetl last fill. Sie !. !.
ABOUT Is years Of nEt, aud huY beet, In in
employ nf tAv Northern Transit COninsns
Tor Two years. being employed M cLHInhef.
!nai!l. Andrew Clark, III years Of are. hai
|,Is llant!s badly frozen. Lie IL ycry ieeGis. Gi
". II. Brown. .wlteclsmn1l, lia,l ills fanJs
bndly frozcll. Ills feet aIs, suffered ffona
tic frost. .Jolm Fitzgerald nilI Th6mai; 5iui
NleGnire llnd their feet severely na,a. fr,sea.
h. 1,ad l!:9; !'esn lost Is untrue Tho man prosss
W Wlitinisl tileesnn, who resides at l,lldnv.
ttnfl. After landing ut tho LifG-Sny[ng Station
lin went direct to his boarding house, VIII
out reporting ut tic oislcq of tho Company,
, 1881-02-02
AN EMPHATIC DENIAL.

SPfe1at CHpotth 10 IHf GhffGpo Iftblnk.
CI.EvErANn, o., Feb. lit having been
talegraphed from Washington That Gov.
clsarles Foster hat! been the principal instrt,-
a..eilt through which President Hayes ,att
lecn led to renlace Gen. Wno,lford by Alr.
Forster, tho attuhtton OF Gov. Foster wos
cntled thereto, and In RESPONSE lie wrote tho
following letter to tho editor ut the Clevelam.
Herald: a
COLUMnEs, 3Rn. OF, l8gl.-sfY DEAn SIR: 1
havc Just received your letter OF tho y)th Inst,
IN which ynl tnfnrti. nlu thAt "lo ruilltsr ~ ~.
'nKnrt'ntl tlht hMd something tn do with tte
appointment Ut tho Hon. G1nrxo II. Forster tu
tho position 1T Districts Attorney, ytc0 thu Hon.
S;cwNrt l.. WnndfUrtt." My reply to this Is tho
unqualified statement thar lli.l nothing whNt-
cvtr to i1 With 1t. hi fact. did nut tyuil know
thAt Mr.. Forster WIS Il CanultG for tho pncc
until saw hts appointment r,hlicly un,lnt,ilcel.
IiAd my lnilucIic0 ttcn sought would huyB Do.
clcu tn Eyo It. lilo only i]s4lh!u i1ttl,tGrN,Cnt
fur mo tU Interfere wnlIl E,,ve heen my sien.ro
u t'rEMnte ttIu 1ntcEpstH Ut my friend, Zen,
WNn!tnr'l, who. ki:Uw, hna rpniorpI ynjlIDblp
sGrylcE To tho Republican, purity uf ttla country
ind ESPECIALLY or Chic CHARLES FosTEtt,
COMMISSIONER OF AGR1UULTURE.
lhsrny, Fsi,. 1.-The Now f.ngtaM Agrt-
cultural SocIcsy recommends lis presi<lunt,
Geurge t. Lorlng, to Presldent-eect Cur.
tIeltl for appointment as National Con,,nis-
st0Ntr Ut Agriculture,
, 1881-02-02
W1SCONSIS.

dpfttaf HhpHlch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. Livery rafiruntt lead
inE west from Milwaukee, Is blockatlcd with
SHOW to-day to sucl, All ext2nt that none Of
the trains are expected to arrive before TO-
morrow. The snow began falling heavily
hero about 10 O'Clock Monday night, nllu hy
daylight this morning live inches l,utt been
been ndtled to the bed already npon the
earth. 1t WINS one ut the most rapid falls
ever witnessed. There was enough wind
blowtng to drift sidewalks, streets, n1ld
railway trucks, a,ld the carly train
fro'n La Crosse was stopped IN
tllo vicinity Of Watersow!l All Of tllo diyis-
Grntrnl: tho FonMt du l.ac Air I.1nr, md tic
l.Nkt Sllorc-suilereh lii a slmllur manner,
Inc Chicago trains are running, and tllU
TRACKS between, tl!e two cItlrs wifi prOlMbly
!,e kept nprn, although the n,uils today were
helnted. Every snow-plow 0ll tho different
riIIdS Is working tn DpGll the way for tho tlp-
layed trains from thu North anil Wcst. Tile
SHOW lias ceilSe1 tn fall, mil tho WEATHER Is
nnco 1ndro pleasant, so that tlla t1isari1,tige-
lnent on tho ra!lwnys ca'l hardly be cxperi-
enced nfter tonight.
1:ATEn-1t. L.. learned tint the In Crosse
trniti ,rcslcil lcd tf,o city twelve ltnurs late.
That brnnCll ls HOW sufficiently clear ~ that
ttie midnight trasn for ST. Paul wilt go out rs
i!Sllnl, Will E0Dd prOspGct Ut getting
through. Tic night train ont on The Prairie
TIL Clsien Division has made the start, tho
stlOW-ilOwS hnvtEg been worked pretty uf-
iEclllNlly MI day and butnE yet In ulOtlon,
Thu weather Is turning cold.
, 1881-02-02

IN Inc Ehtfnr NJ Jhe Chicago 1FthNnf.
LA1srnY,. Fin. Dec. W.-YcstpE1ny the roses
Wrre III full blootn. 4 huilg,IGt thea g,,tIergd
!ls the nlrnf tho rnom with It's perfume Etraw-
berries wcro In hoss,nu: and grre, pens wcre
utmost tnr4D enough to pick; tltlu tEero wrre
good sized hpatts Ut lettuce, Gt1 Ate. Hut Inst
miVht thoro c!tsnp q froHt,-'n killing freat,"
Thu 9thornlonlutor tmtscatcsl nj s.larisu thIs
morning y nlN,yg zero, and him teen bclow
freezing ttt MI t]Ay In thu shllle. Thu grunge
tho younger ornn1c trees killed.. The Gxtent Ut
tho 1MmuKa tlobo cur burlIy be Determined;
nut, to shy tho lenst It vii, bo tho heaviest frol,
frost for lnnny yeArs.
III tho Editor Of 1ns Chicago Trtbunt.
TA,fl.s, FJa., jan. J0.-Ycstcrtloy tho roses
wero III full boom. Tho frcexn lid not hurt
them, and they nre still blooming. Struw-
berries nre tn blossom, and rips ones arc OF.
fercd for snEc On our Streets us " ell ~ green
peas a'Ml lettuce. but lust night there did
not COME frost, IN killing FROST" rs there
dkl nt l.awtry. Fla, rs per your paper uf the
:Dtli ri Dece.nbr. VIC Ind 80 slight Il frost
that ollr ter.lercst plnnts wero not Injured.
Draw your own conclusions a'nt comparisons
between this portion OF tho State Of Florida
ana Mt lt,wtry, Jacksonyillu. e'c. Iiespert-
1Ally yours. WN. Il. MuluttsOS.
, 1881-02-02

spfttal I1pdff6 ID 1hs, EH1fseo TFfb0Tt,
tilsASp HAVEN, At!clt., Feb. l,-CousJ{tcr-
0blc snow Inns fallen .cru slnce yesterday
nuol,, md 1t Is [rIfted 80 batEly that nil trains
Oh the rallronds wer0 several hours late, Thu
wind Inns blown brislily from tho northeast
ind tlriftcl Iiells Ut leu tnto tho hike. Tho
steamer Cfy Of l4lldIngton Inns Disappeared
from slight, probably carried out By lee
Isoes, although tlloro Is cIear water oil this
shore. The Ice across tlla e,.t1re ontrance Of
the hnrlmr Is Ja'nlncd In 80 solid tiut tho
stealuers Depere ant Alcno,sinee, are still
held hers a1l.l probably will be ,iunbie to rct
hlt H1lt! the l4tlinEt0t, catl batter the ridge
OF Ice from tho outside,
, 1881-02-02

~
Ono OF Queen Lnuiao's fgilucHt sliaHfitn III fitn.
spcolal frlond st her husband, g!ls apr ~ H st,tf
ernl, cAlcd K8ekGr!tz. Thls oiA sola'esJs ~ sJsIs
hIy!ng ailel with bis ltnynl lEltf.s1, lEltf!,s.r nerr
manifested ut u cartnin time q tecaMMpa ~ pacpaH;
ouscss and sratlesMesa, ns II wishing ~ nny TO-
while ut othoF liollrs oi tho any ~ "aff hi ttf
KiaI to stuy aud havo u irlendlt chat ansisiy y
thinner ~ nlwayh showed I,ia x.eati r .is o a.naa
strange bohavIDr, and resolved 70 ~ II, xhs
cl.lstt. bha lnallo Inquiries us hs ss lie ~
Aftcr few questions. explAsnea ,srs !na IL ~
habit Of smoking lonE laVe aiter a'fddLI' ~
now ha could not possibly DO ~itou1 y '1ne z.
h!biied after tho repast the same hgws gwhslc4pos
icsaness. ana roao to taso !nsI; !sH.GI; s'ttIe 0es
1 Si' aa, Fass S s9s sLs% ~ SO sas;
Into tho next rom, o. her returiss isssnd saS sa4
long pipe alfundy iilled ~ . IN. r. lso otts1f
Handing ths pipo 10 the astoalsbea o,1 ., I g.
lighting tho spill, sltn sald; ,.IIS: I'LL ~
uen0r1!; make yourself eoMfot1sp1e'
you Bhall not desert VI"
, 1881-02-02
IsEFUNI,ING.
A lfA1ll, FIGHT AHEAD.


sptctai D1M1teh tn The Chfeaqo Trttunt
W.AsMlSGroS, d. C., Feb. l.-ff thu Senate
adopts tho recommendation nf tlle Flnnnun
Committee md srnds tho lsrfu,l,lins bill
back 10 tho lln!tsn, with tho rate Of Interest
rassct ffn1n j to NJ per cent mil tho term Of
the bonds extended 10 twenty years, oven If
the provisions regarding National hanks nro
mt moditic.l or stricken out, tllore will, III
a'l probability, he II nticspernte struggle boil,
tp the Committee M Ways md Means nill III
tia Ilnuse itself. The absclice from
the Committee Of 3tr. Fernn,tln
Wood renders 1t not Improbable tint
the Ways uiul Means Committee my
Rgree to the Senate amendment. IT It should,
the contest In the I1osu wn1i!d be
ALI. THE MDilt. HITTER,
Tho reported nctton 0f the F!lance Commit
tee t0-t1ny aroused very bitter feelings nllID,,s
tho nlasters 1f iliance who occupy seats MI
lie Democratic stllr Of thu 1iuusc of Ilcpre-
scstatlves. a number ar them were heard
To declare, fl very explosive laMgnnge, that
they wouhl never, no, never consent to u,sy
sncl, terms. Perhaps Mr.. Randall will be
nbIe to |'ttl tlleIl together on this ISSUE bet
ter than Ie did on tho Electoral Count reso.
luton.
THE MIL.
n tho tFtstcr,, .issocfatfd prtss.
:, ,WAal11SHr0;, D. t., Feb. 1.-The Senate
Finance Committee friday agreed to ,,tlt,l,tl
tlp lio'lse Funding bill 50 nv tt mukv tile
!'ontss ret[Genlnb1e IN tlyr years, and payuble
~ twenty years from their slale of issue, a,stl
q isx the rate nf Interest ht!l for ho..t.s nlNl
lre'ssusy certificates ut ~, per ecnt. TIE
fourth, fifth. nlm sixth sections Of the hlTj
were mot reached.
, 1881-02-02

piTrslIul!u, I'n., Feb. l.-Tho seycrcst
snow-siorln experienced hero Tor ,,tany. years
sct III about IL o'clock lust night, and cou-
tlnnetl until lato this afternoon, preycntl,l;
tho strcet'cnrs from running fur seycral
llo1ra. atttl seriously interfering with att 9th.
CT klntls Of outdoor business. In t!lu mount
ntns tho sllow Is FROM tllrco to four feet
tleel, delaying railway trains. and lit somo
cases stopping them altogether. At tho Ed
Kar Tlnmpson Steel-1Nor:ss tho snow .irIftc,l
~ badly TINT 1t wus impossible during tho
forenoon to gct orc Ia tho furnace, u,ld work
Ind tn be temporarily suspended. Tile
weather Is t,mlernttng, and feura are enter
Which would eNuse disastrous flood.
, 1881-02-02
7'DLEt11. q.

To1Enn, o., Feb, LA l,cnsy Fanow.storm
with high eastcr!y winds Inns prevailed hero
far tho past twcrty-f0ur hours nl,li still COLI
tlnues. Thu snow Is bn.lly ,lrtftetl, mt! tho
movement Of tYnlns M tho ynrIo,s rntlwAys
Is scrtnnaly INTERRUPTED. Passenger trains
nre greatly delayed. nnu on several routes tho
freight trnlltc Is entirely suspended.
, 1881-02-02

OFFICE OF THE CulEp SlnNAL OFFICER,
Wlasst1SaToN, D. c., Feb. III a. m.-For
'runnessea R,ld tho Ohio Valley. clear or
partly cloudy woatllor nortIieastorly winls,
generally yeortng to southeasterly, stations
my or h!ghcr temperature, rising followed
by fnlllnx barometer.
For tho Lower Lake region, clear or purity
cloudy weather, cold lnorthsastwinds, general
u yeerlng t0 warmer southeast Winds, ulld
rising followed by falling barometer.
For the Upper laxs region a!lu Upper
Mississippi Wiley, increasing cloAtliiess.
10 southeast or southwest, lower batonoter,
For tha Lower Missouri Valley, cloudy
, 1881-02-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 1.-John W. DVlr
,,elle, Il prominent lawycr Of this cf'y, Ns
drowned last Frllay by falling from tho 'et9
slip ut Port Costa, opposit Icnfcia M
tlny, tho nrcldolt not being 0bseryett By ~!
Que. Private adylces corroborato the pEes
dispatches.
, 1881-02-02
MINES PLAYED QuI,

SAx FRANCISCO, Feb. la dispatch ~. W.
Virginta City, Ney., says: "To'day c'spyt
,aen i,avo been discharged from:the soptssG t saG
tte Honu,lxa Mines. There IL littla likelnoVs
Of replacing tliofn. rs, with slnRll excep!sseIMI i
the ORC bnlles hnve been orku,l ns lonK Kk,iI- T.
orc extraction would rly tho mining aa E,arta ~
luz, Some Mun tlto still ut work III tla s1ofs''
, 1881-02-02

W.sstIISaraS. u. G., Feb. 1.-Tho Govern
mnt Signal Service reports tic temperature
ut the following points ut ,l:1B this morning
rs follows: f}nfow zero-Vfnccnt, Mimi, IL
tlrErecs; M00rcheatt. Mimi, Ii; Fort Garry,
Mnii., 70; Marquette, Aftcl,, !.
, 1881-02-02
IN THE EAR WEST.

S1ouX CRY. H., Feb. ILL tllrco weeks
travel west of the Missouri, MI ayoraRo lem
1erntur0 of Il below zero wns found. Thu
oldest Indians sny Il Is tho worst winter
known. The .roatls running to this city are
mt '>nrkmlc,t. BIT. tratns are lHte. 1t Is II
bulnw zero Tits morning,
, 1881-02-02

spteta' Di,patch to The Chicago Tribune.
PLASo, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-Snow Inns lcun falling
swiftly hers ever slnco Inst night, aud Hill
continues, drifting so bat1y TINT NIL trains