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STATEN ENT
UkIER OATH.
A Startling Revelation Of
Safer IN g.
"Oh, My God, How 7 Did
Suffer!
4 EARNESTLY PRAYED TO DIE

81 have been afflicted for twenty
lyears with an obstinate skin dis
ease, called by some M. DIS, Psori-
asis, and others Leprosy, comment
cling on my scalp, and, in spite of all
[ could do, with the help of the most
skillful doetoEs, it slowly, but surely
extended, until a year ago this winter
it covered nv entire person in form
of dry scales. For the last three
years | have been unable to do any
labor, and suffering intensely all the
time, Every morning there could be
nearly a dustpanful of scales taken
from the sheet on my bed, some Of
them as large as the envelope contaihz
ing this letter. In the latter part of
winter my skin commenced cracking
open, I tried everything, almost, that
could be thought of, without any re-
lief. The 12th of June L started
West, in hopes I could reach the Hot
Springs. Preached Detroit, and was
SO low thought I should have to go
to the hospital, but finally got as far
Lansing, Mich, where [ had a sister
living. One Dr.--treated me about
two weeks, but did ME no good. All
thought I had but a short time to live
I earnestly prayed to die. Cracked
through the skin all over my back,
across my ribs, arms, hands, limbs,
feet badly swollen, toe-nails came off
fnger-nails dead and hard as bone,
hair dead, dry and ~lifeless as old straw.
o, my God! how I did suffer.
My sister, Mrs. e. ii. Davis, had q
small part of q box of Cuticura in the
house. She wouldn't give up; said
ave will try Caticura." Some was APP
piled on one hand and arm. Eureka
there was relief, stopped the terrible
burning sensation from the word go.
They Immediately got the Resolvent,
Cuticura und Soap. I commenced by
taking one tablespoonful of Resolvent
three times a day, after meals; had a
bath once a day, water about blood
heat; used Cuticura Soap freely; ap-
piled Cuticura morning AMI evening
Result, returned to my home in just
six weeks from the time I left, and my
skin as smooth rs this sheet Of paper.
ulRAM.E. CARPENT Err.
Henderson, jefferson Co.. N. Y"
Sworn to before me this 10Th day Of
January. 1889.
y. NJ. LEFFINGWELTI.
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10 Human Agency

Can so speedily, Permanently and eco
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complexion aud SKIN, restore the Hair
and care every species of Itching Scaly
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Ask your druggists about tn VI. Right
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For S%unburn. Tan, and greasy Skin.
use Cuticura Soap, an exquisite toilet,
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Sans.
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81. Cuticura Resolvent, the New hlooti
Purifier. 81 per bottle. Cuticura Medi-
cinal Toilet Soap. 25c. Cuticnra Medici-
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Reeds, only 500. Address Daniel Z.
Beatty, Washington. N. j..
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DossER & Co, sell mems wool hats
for IS cents.
, 1881-03-23

Gen. IoKam will llnye rens0u 10 know TINT
Mr.. Farwel1 remembers tire contest which
ended, or perhaps which only begn,,, ao-slas.
Hut two years is n lonK rerioa Ii, war nsul
l,ulltcs. The opponents Ut tt'-,fay nrV Ufton
tho allies If tt,.lnnrrbw. 'rllero Is some III
fcrttst manifested now na IL whether There
viii b. n contest over the lionlEhltlnlt of
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.
Flrwcli's friends SHY tint, pending tl.s .InlcH
light, Tho lrnltIslton was nNllt tn ltni tllat
liz could Hulgrt thu Collector vi tiis Port
without 0ppoaltfOi, It 1la wt,ittl give way I'll
tic Marallntsht1. Farwcll's tM,sitiM and r.
ply WIS TINT l,G halt lio authority fu fllaE9
such trat!t. as fi dill s!0t represent l!!isotl
9lono III this matter, but dtsl re!,t<sh'ls tlse
protested aratnst tho nppnintHient nf .tHiMs.
Congressman Hawk, Ut Illinois. ts pnrQru-
lnrIy Wnil llteAS4al tn.nDght, uWllE III Tho fart
that 4. N. Jnlles secured the appointment Uf
Nurs!lHi, anil that
1tts fItAwE's) PARTICULAR Fl,1ESu, WO0E-
COCK,
has been nominated 10 he t'nlector Of 1,i-
terIul l{evelliIg for the ThtHt District. tn
sIIHcretl Jones. WnOltpNck ls the ilMll wlInln
Atr. FurwGjl aflEt suggested M9 Il tbUSstlln
compromise candidate fur tho Afnrsi,nlshlp
fu Senate, III executive scsstun t!}.lfay. COLI
s,lGlt II EFGnt humber Of Il0lil,attoils, ,lsltt-
ly those for l'est!nnstrrs. AmUllR il1nsn nnll.
ltsnpd wits Clarkr +. Carr, If tinlrsljl1rK. I'LL,
upp:nrs tu ncniyr tile appointment ulttser
every Administration wltli1,it opposition. X
gtn,d nslily 1T tho P0st1nnstcrs VIM were
tBtitrnlGt were denominations nf persntIs
wfln failed 10 bu confirmed III thu lust Coli
ErESS.
, 1881-03-23

Sptetai HApattt n Tie Ghftao" Tribune.
T0nnsru, l|nt., Mnrrt 2!!.-TlhJ crleNntei1
Wn,thuiD cnse WIS st}' tHaitt ut tho .Assixes this
AFTERNOON. At tho Inst trial tho Jury ,4sAaree,l
n!tsr huArIIt4 cvft1crtu Tor tcl. ays. Tie new
trial IL hpp1, Tho SAINT. Yrott,nt MS the former,
Mrs. FIallur. tho wtnw Ut Il. U. FiHur, Of th!a
elty. eIas,nfnx s:o.0Hl damages from tue Ge'r-
r!an l,ny Transportation Company on tho
Kro.t.nl tint hrs husbands life was
lust through tho Conpany's criminal
negligence. Tho Wmu.ni.,o l.At t'n'i!nx.
w.lui for Parry Stn!, M tllo firt,ratnn
t!ay. on thp ntnrlne nf Nur. ~ ts7s. with twel!-
ty,nlght ln'rsons On l1AIl,A.tsl i,tsst Ctrstss
her afterwards until Ilar il,l wlss tu1slh bnltuh
,,p III tho plstcrn sllugn Uf tho urur9nn lsny III
the following xpr!nK. Thu plAIntr tn lilo nctum
Cltfins tlnt tho yraacl WHY l1tsrnwurtEy, M.ili
TINT tho Cu1npnny knew It. Chrf-.tustici, VII
soI. WIN Is trying tho rslsr. dismissed tho utsic
Wutttt ho wu! or il Ii not through tho c..so in
llnt time.
, 1881-03-23
Why ii Reporter VIM Tx Discus.
si0E iti thu q'uai.tsylsAltlp House over
Ii n{0rresuutsttontsHE E1lNrxek.

u AC0rrGsppHttont'HC ChNrEes.
lIARtIaltt1ltll Alnrch l7.-Il tho House of Hep
resGntativts t9..i'!y fcsu9tlon wla ,t''tte,l o.
uf tho ltttAbur1 CnnHtefctnt fihztstt nni! ntslur
Journals, uti.l t.uharrlix HIN from ny privileges
Ihu c,,su Ok TITS l1nit9llnl Mcts at, Tho n.rL IT,
tue House ,yus thut EAlHlor. IN u luttrr tH tho
CT lluwlt, clu.1ginH lin with os,struetnx lcEls-
IntlDN-1hB sj,eGtlc chUrEb helt'E thlt l!c tthu
Hl,raitur, hui! rutorrei. tho Flttsanlrg 1ifot
l!nMngo hll! tn !hu Committee on !spprorrn-
tn llntv 1t r9ferrest III tho WAYS lnd slenn9
InallnftlGn. Tttu resolution Nf expulsion WIS
offered ny Air An,lilnnn. u rhth!urlphta.
ycttsrslay. After tho House hnl Wasts.l tug
tho resolution. it wua rvterrtA t0 cs'tls*
mtta ol tya, ~ flvest1Enlo tho ehlrg,,
u niaslo An.l rUpurt, Nhun atul,uenetl
bcforu tue Cothsn!t.ep l,AllnHr t..,k with hl,1
Ent,nil, Hly!ny n,csnurrs tnprUof " his 'tpnri.y
TOR tho charges fnat!t. aIost W tAn lapnil!ues I'll
thu delegation stntut thnt tl1y h!A tpll l'+lstgr
tullt {tuHItt Ind rtlerrcsl tho bill III hG lid in
t'u,,linittcs wis utlt,.vural,Iu to il. 'rhIs BIZ,
Hewitt ttaJbitHt EGllgIn1Ht!y. ~
Thu CHlllmtltcts rltt.rt completely fllittlruteS
Sir. Hewitt. IN t4o tlutHtu t1.tlay Oh tAp rcsA.
lAtiom Ut expulsion. which WIS very nnlnIMted
including thosu Allegheny cnunsy ngHIbers
W4n hnI iustigatt4i thu Mttltuk. Gllt ILLS talk
amounted tn nothing, FtnAlly, nltcr wasting
tho Wllulo time af lrtlays susJluIl lil4u l's tho
tltscuss!on thu llouse nd'rts1 ti,9 r.,sal.ti0niy
retired 10 tho lut1y. THIS .li1seenly s'l,!Abhlt.
tnny 10 rtEAHtel Il! III putstuWtA 81 th1 OLD
struggle Ut list sessluN over tho ft!ut- 'A1nAkt
@ ~ ag%1t ,s'fs W. s uP e ,s o @ no'sst a ILL., Ill.,
Allegheny County lllulpl4urs nro oIty uaw trying
IL Btt even with hiu,
, 1881-03-23

III printing tickets With thu names of Gar-
ieht nnll Arthur Electors. hut with tho hnnn
at t'ntl. Chalmers for t,ongressnian Mr..
Caupnr swcars Tint tlu liimsUlf Voted s1,clI II
tfckrt, bnt
EnAsEn THE MANI: nF Cif.Af.MEi.s,
uni substituted Tho naMe Of Lynch. and
Wien tho tickets wctc counted Ills
owm tIekct was smt Mnoug tho
number. Opcn tickets wero votc.l
Ey tho Republicans, a'ul str. Cooprr swears
TINT le awant rru,l tltr nnlc of Lynch upon
mi tlrkuts which went into Tie bnx III tllat
precinct, but Lynch WIS returned lis lllvlnE
received only tn votes. The Election it,
sInctors, NIL ut whom werc Democrats.
counted only 1o0 yotes on tho night OF e1cc-
tlon-tlny.-i Republican Nnd - Democratic
yntcs. Then. In spite of protests, they nlt-
jnurne.[ until rext morning. They locked
tho box, but
1sErUsEn T0 SEAL 1T.
When the bnx WIS returned, tho ,,ext morn.
ing, Il contained II lot Of now, fres1l tickets,
which ,.asl l,run placed III It during tic night.
Elecllun-tny WAS rutlly. ni,! thu. tickets rtss
hy thu yuturs wire sntctl Mud ertltilItlctl,
hetce were ttfstingufsfate irnn, tic 1iew
nnes. IN A,a; G1l,,y y; in nreslst ety. %,rre nt,I
ahont fifty whites, there were ~ yotrs lolle,l.
Thu Republicans, prtiiitinE by for,ner txneri-
ntIcr. Ind arranged to hnrU II tnlly kept Of
tllcEr votes It's they wero cast.
THE TALit-kEErEt.s
swear TINT they s.w :':s 1sap,,h.ieaa ss,tes
oMl nf tho total of IT, placed Il! the stx, but
when tho returns wern l,lH'le the leep,tlfr-
.lIls vert Etyuil Uily lGO mt ut tho II: sntrS.
About i O'clock, wien nearly a'i thu vnters
had east their bn!!ots, the elcetluu, a'l!c"rs
voted Ia tnku II recess tur i!llltll. Tiny
Tucked tic box hut refused IN seal It.. II was
removed to II rrtsusc residence. Ia which
No N:uENLIC.AS w4AH AllMl1TEH,
ntrl thcse tho fraud wns accomplished. The
testimony In rrsuul IT, tho whole county
| s0ws LyRcl, IL hctllltleh th nhoWt 500 ,lt!-
jorlty. Il WAS. r:tnrlled fur Chalmers with
lsa lliujnrlty. III Nntcl,ez, ut L uoliInE-i,fare
wterc Mr.. Lynch WIS pcrsonalty present. tho
pulley nf obstruction WIS llllupted. ! j sorts
| nf Irrelevant questions weru askrl Of VOTERS
| ~ they presented themselves ut tllo pnl ls
Many were thus discouraged, AiNl left carly.
hut when tho pills closed stN men were SIN
In line awaiting their turn tO, tntD. Alr.
I.yncl, tonk tilc,ii to ROOM near by n1l took
their llnlles ns wttncssc5.
, 1881-03-23
NOTES.
llESTI.l:Y9A HEAD.

spteiat Dl.patth ia The Ca!fago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., A[arcl. :a..-!luM0r
Inns heeil e1,rrent for n week tlat Il change III
tho Gnmn.lssioMership OF Pensions WIS lu-
lo,,dinx, and tonight tho rtnIur !lns takan
mars ttc!ln!t firm. UnItpd Suites Marshal
dudley, Ut Indiana, Is the leading candidate
for tho place, u'ui. II ea!niIEU Is iM,Alc, Ills
lianla will probably 10 sont 10 tlio Senate.
Commissioner BeiItlay's friends sny tllat lto
will 1lpt resign, but Will eaye thc reslmalsi-
hilfty for tho chl|lHu with the President.
Trempl,lluls l'trsatlru Inns been hrallglit to
hear tor SUNG ti.no u effect tlls clpllgu. 1t
Is I,laslu tn appear that tho salsllur clonlrnt,
so much talked OF III Congressional debates
n,ltl during tho calIipalgIi, Is lnosln; In II
snass for tlle cllango.
GIN. IUWi:vr's NAME
Will be sent to thu Senate tomorrow or
!eetossl1lp OF tho Quincy district, ytce Gen.
I.illson.
A lArgo number Ut dEsDAtct,es lav0
been received by tllu Postnaster-tle,,.
rral ta..lny from leading eltExoIls Ut Quincy,
urging tllu rHappljnt,nent Ut Capt, lfKott ~
tho rostnasteyshlp Ut tlat city. Tho Hon.
q. II. browning, lX.SetrGtary Ut tlp Inferior,
WHO resides III tlua,!cy, tslegFapI,s that plg.
otis atl1lnisiratl0l Ut tic utliuu fur ttle past
twelve ycars l,as beull NJ llear perfeet as II
could possibly hqyn been, lllil tint tic Cap.
tain Is the cltoleu pf large majority pt tho
clttzens Ut tho place,
SENATOR I.uljAN
| says that thu nomination for Mayor of chi
cago Is al1 excellent onu, a,}4 that ha hopes
Clark will to elected.
INSUFFICIENT APPROPRIATION.
Tle npRrVpElGtiOn tuE water unl gus for TIL
, 1881-03-23
TIE SUPREME BENCH.
STANLEY MATTHEW'S UI'Ip,NENTa.

Sptet1t Ulspdfeh 10 lht EhItdgo lF@utHf.
WAs,EiSGTnS, u. T., March .0.-'rlle Oppo-
Ments IF Stanley Matthews. calculating that
lie will br defeated, nrc already considering
the PERSONS whom they will present tls cnIltit-
t[ates fur tho yncutlcy lpall the Supreme
l}Hncl'. This Is especially trno If tic Con-
greSslten fronl the Seventh, .1n.llctnl Clrcnli
They nsu determined, II l,Dsslble. that thu
ea,ldn.e stInll ha selected fru,n this circitlt.
Tie nlt,st aggressive persons nro tlla C0,i-
grcsssl,en from 1llfNos. Tl!ey think that, III
nsi,llicll ny nlnrc business Is done III Chicago
titan ut my other place nn tic Circuit, 1t Is
einiMent!y Hitting tIlat tho Judge should bn
selected froin lllhnls I'm papers tliat have
been flied here In thu interest Gf Mr. lslIam
furnish T., st,,nn extent q bnsis for the nrgu-
l,lent tint the Judgu should bo selected frDn,
tllat circuit.
sIn, 1sIIAM,
however, does not secIn to llnye the support
III Washington which iID scells to have In
Cllcngu und elsewhere ln tho circuit. There
Inns been, within The Inst two or three slpys,
MI ihforlnnl conference Mt which various
names huyu bcell considered. 1'lla name 0f
Juaga c. u. Lawrence, Ut Chicago. is the ans
whict. yesterday and tn-.tay has received the
l,lust attention. lt'lIns bGen ascGrtaillotl, 1t
is sai., by snie pf judge f.awrelice's frlentls,
that Senator DaylA Davis Is earnestly III fa-
vor Of Judge Lawrence, nnd tint srlator
I.ngan nIso would heartily support lin. Tho
yutces of the lIlfnuis Senators artnf moro
t|lan ordinary tnIluenco In matters Of Judi
ctal appointment, fur tho very Important
reason thai both tin Senators from that Statr,
contrary to tho ,tsfinl CUSTOM III tho forllt-
tton OF thu Committees, are nelubers OF tile
judiciary Committee.
4 tE.NitEUSIFT1s I>rny TIT. .TIrn{rf ANY rf}N.
, 1881-03-23

q.itE nlirI,t1Es N 11fE sttnEssrutyf ma.
rllCr.
Special nl,pateh to The caseaoo Tribune.
WAsl,ISuroH, u. G., Alarcl a..-Misstsslp-
pi politicians WIN !,ayo arrived here st,te
TINT John d. I.ymcl,. colore.I contestant frslA
tho SlIuustrlnx District IN tl.at State, Is pre-
par1ng tn ul4lku ylgural,s war ngal,lst Gu,,.
Chalmers, who las the certificate. Mr.
J.ymc! has nlreu,ty takuu Il Eo.,sl tlpul VI tes-
tIiuony, Ill If which tends to sl!uw tho grss
Injustice amrLctr,tetl by refusing l,Iln tho
rl.vtttlcatr. The principal pol,tt In tho cnsy
re)utps IN the distinguishing marks whtrh
wprc boyny by thu Republican tickets. l,,acvu
there, according ,o tho allegation Of
Democratic returning uil!eiuly, TO Gil.
nils uulorsd mon who could mi reni
10 distinguish, ltupublfcau from Dr,nucruttr
tirkrts. i,ul thus bu enublrd to yotu NJ
thpy chose. irIu Iunrk runslstad nj n
nrInter's ,itsl, nJucel bntweon lis ,,u,uns of
,.n,",i,t,tca ~ ,r;,,tcL ,,u,,, tl,a t;.Ents ami
ti,s,. han r,,,,. shta ,ncn war;, tl,rn,.,, ont
1"r,,, nml,,i.",, nm 1''r,;.s l,v tnis ,r,,,"s s
,;rrt, S r.',n".ri % ~ ";nmrItI"s A. H. I"nj' In
, 1881-03-23

SVfclal U1spafrh 70 The Chtcaod TTibUMt.
NfnoMtxnrOS, ILL.,. March .sss!.-i'hnntx Hall.
in thtA city, ono of tho memorable public nB-
scmby rnu,ns Of Contra, Illln0ts, t,,s pnsscd for
orur, prubnby, from Its scrf!ct III that Gnphrlty,
fuslng .Lccn leased fur II store-room. 1t WIS
dedicated In 1918 t,y IL palltlcnl lueutinY III Tho
evening, at whic' l.eof,nrl swctt, now ot
II speech mnic hero That t,uy by
Stephen 4. lni4lns: It llns heen the
e0,ltcst:-en!ef MINING which, pertlI,J. wlis tho
Dutsterutts district convention III which EulluM
rttGtyel thu nomination fur CtitIrrsa over Gen.
Giles \. Smith, hitter rYst.lAHtur-0 eAecAl.
, 1881-03-23
The MINNESOTA BOND ACT.

st. PAUL, Mimi, Murch ...-Thu Snprano
Court, which undcr. tho rcpudiu.cd ralisuad
bosld net, should huto met to-,!ay tn consider
the corstitutionallty of tho question involved
tl tho propssua adjustment, tlerllncs IN decide
tho question. as sevcrt! Of tho mesl1hgrs Of tho
lienGh hnve ut various times MppcAret rs co1sti-
sul tn tho GNs4. Tho, Guyer!Gr utli1pr II GLtl-
tltlKrnt provision If tho adjustment. will erect
a gtleciul cuurt from tue District Judiciary to
tEGlIp the question, ..
, 1881-03-23
CHEAP JOHN"
&1<rIof fHsudfth IN Thc {Ifruats 3f{hHns

8p1t1a1 D0pattT %
SrunGnos NAY, Wis, MNrch :sa.-A pct.
tller Of Ypnkce nntioIs named John s1iIt-
nick, hut wllo registers himself III 'Cheap
JaAn." san.o to this ,lllngu lust friday an4
hired Il huFse md cutter ut I.orlhg RrptlIela'
staslo, telling thum TINT hu watatea III tnke II
short rlsln about town. as lle llatl nut IT.
turned III to4tay ,lopl, tho pwt,crs Ut tho rIK
btci.E,y suspicious alltl ,psl II wAslnnt isstctl
for his arrrst, md })epgty-SIlcriF Srqtt is
now W lis trick. l,if0rl.litlol was recgiye.l
llcru to-.lay thnt" Cheap lnhil" u nswint(ler,
Hills Oh llis WY frum' Alsnltowoc to this
hlnFh
, 1881-03-23

Tie 1T. pnul Chamber Of Commerce
unylnv 10 1srnycnt tY,c' Throwing OF
xn,va,.t 1ntn I'm n, i.u1ux;,,,, ,e,rrr-
1 s..es...' ~. ,..'. ~. 49,. ....s ,!'!.','..s
floHh ~ 1klScf aach mug A1hG!neeFs''
Special Disp1fth 10 Tht Chicago 3Tthunt.
ST. pAUt,, Mtun,, March a.-t,apt, atcI}unlId,
NJ l., Crnus,, hnnt ~ rim Mn1,,unI,I raw. f,,,t
o. L. Ia .fosse' heaa u 'ao asepontu 4oS' aoat
l''c VINO Inns bectl on tFlt aIuilE tho rlsef' e.
ts,lntrs tho Inerrasrt cnllncity Ut tho saw- mills
,u,twreu IT. Ln,,is md Lin Crosse ut l5O,u,otIU
s.,,t ~ ''"'' '''''' N'' - o7'o w '~''''''"~
at a meeting OF tho Executive Committee NJ
tho st. FAilt C4anlbar uf Cutn,pelGu fnmnIItteo
wua n,puIuted to Io,l. nftrr thp bill IL nruycut
,m',.s.,s. s.,,..,. |..., ~ s1t,.,.,,f ,,trar
lu'uMh'9 sA"uaNl !"to lAo H'ssssP" ts!'e''
n}id tl|o following rcsollltloilsWcre aldDptfd;
j.csnired, Thut tho cop,1nlttte OIL thu btsss.
aippi River tlru ru,es, I'll 70 correspond viii, t49
Et, Louis New Drjcatls L k1anecjsn hlsputch Cp1n-
1mluy or fIrvp line. with II rluw III iuluuEv thut
tom1any tU rxtoma thpir oiern,ip,ls 10 ino stAta
VI minnesota. Mnd 10 it rlr,uor
iicx0ited Tint II conlhtttu nr river nlon+
uf T. H. IT, [{tny Ikl1ssl,li uJukpy.
Eiwisl Il; ,luil' II j. ilrri,,,y hid C1l. w. Crouxs,
tiviI EuuiI,t.t,r In, mil Mri, hrrcky requested to
,un,fnr viii tia I3iIIfed Etntrs Enufncurs III
t,,trrn of tHu works III fmt,t1lvrtnrmt nj thu
I,,nr stsslss!u1,i viii, thu Eirw tif hnri,,r tue
n1,l,rt,,,r}.tfpl 10 i,n cxpcnluI thfs ypIr ry-
ra.tl,,1.i nj stJtti1 plnla aid in sucil uuicr ~
~
, 1881-03-23
ALLE01;D E,1l,1.xzI, 1.,tENr.

WHEELING, ". va., March, :,.-,toi.n 7,
Carney, formerly Ut this city, WAS arrested nj
Newark, o., to-tlay. OH II warrant lsssIe.l by
Saulru Caldwell, OF this city, eharg!ng him
With eDIbezZ1onlellt nmt lIuking fraudulent
entrles III tic lnoks 0f tho 1'oople's bank of
tlsls city. Carney WIS CnshIsraE tho Peoples
hunk Until Feb. |, wl!ei, Ila resigned. SEnco
then l!a l.as been II flerk in tho baltimore j.
Ohio lluiir'aa n!aehine-sInl's IT. Newark, u.
II, ut which ltIu he. wis ,etllig us clsl,irr .ot
tho bnNK. liu wns brought bask ~ this city
tlIls evening, MID wnlycd y f!earlng until
Tuesday ln,.rning at 70 o'clock; liz g;lsu
Carney nu&tu al usslxlll,lellt fur tho bc.luiit
Vi his grpllltura.
, 1881-03-23

SAN ASroSlo, Tex, Alnrctl :.a.-Tlic San
Alltorio alil Corpus Christi STACY which left
here yesterday warning was ssnp,,eu fifteen
miles north Of unkyill3 lust night by four
armed men, who robbed tllo passengers of
s4NU md several watches ntul jewelfy. al,I
rltetl the mutl-bng OF valuable packages. One
p.l53eIlgtr secretGtt $4Ou.
, 1881-03-23
WAR ON THE IIAL.F-SIIE].L.
Special D4Jpqtth tp JhS Sh&snts, T,jht,ns

NA[rlsloIiE, Nil, Mnrch :s..-'rlu aIury-
lalnt Ilarlur aml Hlyer Fultcu pyo lust r.
ceiye4l Information Ut ull exciting e,,co,lnter
II few tlays slnea between the police sio0p
'Sapn.e 1IelryInsn plM II NUMBER of vessels
engageA III illegal dredging fnr oystors. Tl,a
law Ut tl4I9, State prohibits thu c4telllHg vi
oysters bY drel4ers inside at any l,caalands,
allA also requires tAat AretlRers s'la!l M,ll
their oysters d, the natural bells,-tIlat Is, on
tllu buds wlcru thu oysters nre caught. AS
In t'la chesapeake Day an4 its tFlb-
utarIes, a regular OYSTER navy 0r
police force is Ma!ntalned by the
State to preserve tho Dredging laws. or
course, thu 1FeAsers try IL slip the clutches
, 1881-03-23

Bpft1dI I1pIEfh 10 TIE Eh}td0o IFJhjinf,
KnoKt,s, H., atarsll :s9a.-NEursl,al 1Iar,ltn
arrived IN the city last night bringing will,
lin trnMk Wngner who rUt,l,et( VIII
Huxley, II travelling man tur Mcssrs. Ia1nttl,
of several hundred tln!lnrs. The pt1suurr
WINS nalbed In. Cleveland MIL freely con-
tesses hs guilt. Abnut $3.50 III cllpcks mid
drafts weru recovered. 1t IL Thought nc llati
mt presented ully Of the cleckg,
, 1881-03-23

NEW ORLEANS COTTON EXCHANGE.
New ORLEANS, hlArc!t :s::.-Ii. Walters, 1T
Louisville, bus bccst awarded tho premium OF
$l,oyJ for II design for tho nrw building VI tho
Cotton ExrlnurG.
, 1881-03-23

Speejdt Ditpdtch ia Tie C1tIfdgo Tribune.
MONTREAL, Aurc., :GG.-The evening iews-
rapers report t!at At'otst ltM t'rIcknnuktrs lett
this morning hy the DelAwnra s. Hudson fur
Ho.,e point on tint rou,l. and Tint c.4hsyt tlircc
brcklayHrs loft htuulrenl t0-tiHy for e,.lnnut,.
Tia. There ntO fow dr no bu!l'ttngs going III, III
s0ntrrl thls ypalt, asnl men must W0rk. Thusb
nluu have DcelI PROTECTED" nut ut tlu country.
, 1881-03-23
.PITTSBURG Observation-Disclosures,

.PITTSBURG GLASS-MANUFACTUR
r!VssHul.ti, March :ss!!.-At n Meestnx af tho
pressed -4ltsswarp manufacturers, held hcru
this Afternoon, II wus unanimously resolrel to
shut down their works tur eight weeks, hetwee,t
May md supt. /. 1t is bellrsE4 this urt0n Ut
tnhe waru to thu exscnt of ,,curly onu aud half
AilIlul lu!lrs.
, 1881-03-23

DETROIT, Mich, March :s.aa.--A tatllcr md
Ills son, named Fle",sx, got lntp n quarrel
III This city lust cvenllIg. The son canle
lu,lno drunk ulMt struck the fnther with L
tml+hnttc. Thu latter stabbed the SOIL will.
Il k'tlfs, lnatictlng Il patnlnl wound, but Il rib
prevented 1t uei1li. mortal.
, 1881-03-23

a tramp wus lokklpx wlsifnlly Into II eotfee.
saloun ln Galveston, llu s,iluckud hls lips xnd
sulu: III Wish Ind st,ill0 euireul" IL kind.
hearted gentleman rr!.clle! III s lM'gkut, h1l,
t.ktng olit ~ cGnts, hINc. II to tho ,nfortiI,ate
nun. spyl1g: :" I'm unA gnt sasnu euIco, II yml
Instead vi 4olny Into tho colfne.kaxsH 10 llu!v
leu-I!l,e tor 4 r-ssa''l; "!ivlsu: como buck.
benefuytt,r. Thut's ull yuu know ubout It.
Thuro III ct,1ce a.ld cloves ln sauccr pp thu bur.
I've been tA0rt 1cToru."