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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

WTANTED-A good nurse girl who can
w come well RECOMMENDED. Apply at BIB
East Eighth street. 329*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

WANTED-A girl to cook, wash and iron.
w Good wages to competent girl. No.
275 Jackson street, corner of Aurora avenue.
1885
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

WTANTED-An experienced girl forgeneral
w homework. Must be good cook; good
wages paid; 81, old No., Dayton ave. S21*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

WIANTED-Good girl for general house
w work, at Mrs. Whites, 295 Selby Ave.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

NTANTED-Good girl for general house.
w work, at 81 West Fourth street. 327*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

nRESS-MAKING and family sewing at Mrs.
" Jackson's, 427 Exchange street. 316*
WANTED-Washing and ironing to do.
w Laundry taken from houses and deliv-
cred, or will 60 out by the day. Address Mrs.
B., Globe office. 80.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

WTANTED-A competent undertaken to
w take charge of our undertaking bust.
ness. One acquainted with the furniture bust.
ness preferred. Stees Bros, corner Third and
Minnesota streets. 33Oss
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

NTANTED-Bu tcher-One capable of at
w tending to every department OF the busi-
ness. Address Edward Pirius, Red Wing,
MINI. 324
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

NTANTED-At No. Nash street, hall
w grown nurse girl. 3l3*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

NARPET layer wanted Immediately. An ex-
~ perienced hand steady work. w. Lander
sons carpet hall, corner of Robert and Third
streets. SS4*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

CTRAYED- Small dark mare. Reward for
y her return to Andrew Fitzpatrick, 45 Mt.
Airy stree. 3SS*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01

"ANTED-A girl for general homework
w at 112 St. Paul street ION the hill.) 305
"ANTED-Immed wet nurse, at
w 50 Franklin street. 302*
, 1881-02-04
IA QUEER CONCERN.
Summary C.ntints of u "i,ry-f:ooda
C0Ifinl1AAfbn- -Efuthe*', "

Nh urinary Casing Of u sDry-f:ooda
Commission -Efuttha*s,
: The tlrm Of e.. H. sfcttlor L. Co., dong Il dry
goods commission business nj No. lii Randolph
Htreot, lloaui !. IS no ulurc. Detective IIcnzman
Wednesday etrsc.l OUT sictt business unt hp-
,potntel hltasut hccc.vcr;: ns.d tn tae ind thut
no tnrh,tcs ut thu tir1n might Interfere with
hi14, hu locked MP: the onIy ono ho
WAS uhte tn tElld. Tint Nnrniu9 Munde! Rros.,
,iry-goods dealers on Stute street, sent wurtl to
Central Station thut they would lsh to SEQ
Dstcctira l1ctnztnat. md whun 10 cniietl: they
tod H. hin to fi1wnx s1ry tx ays aso
ut thu rln ut Alettlur n Co.. called uptjl, them
n ssTea esTew!s ,as s ras no so 81
was fts.icn mud as tue ilrln we're stnHtIlu Il, coi-
lset toranythanE the% % sonn y E"s99ycl tho CARPET.
tho Wcxtvrn l'ranch of. IN 0,d and wcll-knnwn
irtn tt1it4 b!'ttncss ~ NJ. " MATER ntruet, New
delivered to Mettinr 4 Gu, 4 reputable. buAi.
s tic ony asa on. o. d fVi ths o ii NaW r"rk 1ney @
promptly replied lLHt q. j.. t}ettlar j. Co. Wero
ITO representatives 0f t1lers and tint Tho pFuhH-.
hil!IS S WIS shAt tAclr name hui been adopted by
Upon Ku1ug to tho ltandolph street room Ee-
tsssiy ss @ fn ,,r % " ,n prpt.es,|g ..e M e o
tsken Tito c,s,eay, ind thouE66 hs Nude i great
10 confess to tho Instability ur the nrln and
was locks,l ~; nt tlv A',1Hory. 1, Tho dry
aud 1T chGap tI,iaifty. Hllnh lis u rpw anmples nf
towels, talhlu lnrIt. Al,d other Goosls displayed
from d Kitchen tANle, and theku, togcthor With
uooshse p ltevo ~ i" wh"n h tSoy beionxed peioSs
Tim t,pnks uni stationery. Consisting OF ledger
With NJ: tlaiea ard entries. and Eotns envelopes
MNttlEf j. tt. Wrtis tllkctl to Cent fNt EtNk11p.
, 1881-02-04
PRESS COMMENT,

THE "DAlI.y NEWG," liberal.
Losl,oN, Feb. 3.-trhe Ncips, In II lending
article, says It does iot altogether approye Of
tilqdaton0's resolution, as 1t gives tile Speak,
er tna mMcll power, and It fsgruts .lat tls
motion WINS not !,,,,to after ful! consultation
with tho Opposition. but demands lis full
consideration b. butt, sides at tho ltouso In
tho spirit In wlliel! 1[r. Gladstone oilers H.
.nat,,6ly: that OF desire to stop obstruction.
THE "nAlLy TELE0lsAPi1," :" CONSERVATIVES.
" 'rhn DtitlH Telegraph this morning regrets
MIR, tilRtlst0nhA motion Il, the C0nll.al,y, YES
tnElay, but fully recognizes tho Necessity OF
tho course undertaken BY tue Government to
: lefeNt tho plans Ut the nhstrNcttunlsts.
TIFF "vlMRs," "Liut:RA1. TOl.y."
Tho I'tmcs, Willie admitting the Speakers
COURSE yesterday to lyu Irregular III furli says
1t Wns etenrly Justified III substance
, 1881-02-04


Tho Galveston NtttA naya: "Oov. faobcrts II.
tla message to tho IertsInt,lre submits snyernt
coRcnt considerations III favor of d systematic
nnd effective Stnto regulation OF rAilrtn4i tr,rfo
Within tho limits Of tho State, with n ttpw Of
supprcasit,R arbitrary and Unjust tscrsmInt-
tions between shippers. md to ostdhlshjt9
equality Of advantages 10 nil nlnccs in ttia
State alike IN rhdrges ftif transportation over
fatr.Htts. which hare cvnio to be .ono Of tho 1e-
arguments In this relation. 80 fHr MS thuy go
win fctnTGfiet tn tliu in1orlial connpecc 1T tho
State. nFG psrnliol with tho arguments nf Mr..
nnnTata. Judge 1tnck. ind others. In favor Of
United States regulation Ut ibtor-Htnte ratIrpad
th'.we'fr +. '.:,r1a L pnrtcn'arly notieea6le for
Gtats po!Iey tqnchina ,bo scnport ;sM ;terests Of
Texas: It nns tccn ct,ntcntleL In certain quar-
tors TINT railroads operating In Tnxns should 10
allowed tn chArKe isit,re. To my oxteut for ttprt
hnuls thnu for long hnl1s. hccMtlsc li1ey wollti
or cnaEd. with that privilege. furnish ctelper
transportation IN bon1e particulars thl1n wpittd
or ttltlId Uthorwise be nltnr1eL. THO uoyernor
InGctA this argument with thu atatomcnt That,
10 tHr as lntlg combination hiscrlnli.lutcs
aKnItst rrndttGc at,d business Interested in
Atiort-hnl Facilities. II eGrtA tho trne Of tho
nnrts 0t tile EtAta. "htrtl. from proximity. aru
tho natural outlets fnr It to tho .cGfnmerofpl
world. anil thus y rAtrunH syssr.n iiberHItv ct1.
loWHtl with tho l,,l,nty nj Tcxns ia cnlpLnyej Ia
build up outside and distant p!Acts ut the cx-
rcnsP VI Texas pnrts Rl.ti commercial centres.
Tho po.floti Ut tha Governor scfn,s well tnkctt
itpon solid baAis uf t,oth cnliity and fact"
, 1881-02-04

Spkttat li&piteA II 7hs Chicago Tribune,
Tnt.Eno, o., Fch. IA worry Important rrtilrpad
SUIT, both OH ncut,,,1ltpt tho 'nlnn,lnt Involved
and tho weight ut cullnsrl employed on hotl,
siies, was commenced In tho Common l'lulls
Cunrt In This cisy so.tluy.; Thu cnso " entitled
"Iutnes 4. Compton Ss. tho 'roIodu. WabAHh &
Western Hallway, the WalBlAh Hallway, anu
tho Wabash. 1t. Louis i Pacific Hallway Com
ranins, aHl ja'nus sJoss,'t, lsaue II. knox, and
ticorge ]. 8. Itunry, Tsnstues." Tho sult II to
plfurrs' tho cocotion Ut glkl tquIpn,ent bonds Of
el.oo, caeh. Issued by tho defendants or thcsr
predecessors In Noycmstor, lsts:, and tln1 IN
1ex, and which aro heid By tho plaintiff,
together With tho coupons for Tho Interest pay-
nble o,a!.anuunlly at ! ncr cont. 11,s tAtior
huyn nat batn iultsf epd aaount 70 ,,enrly stO.-
s1.uklUG. Tho liutunEo IL that whcl tnp ultl
Iule.ln,. Wabash i 'Weatern loud WIS Kt,lu by
tls 3aAtar Commissioner. J. u. lax. to the Wa,
tash CDmpnny, th, snte WAs Hlattu subject 10
GurtafH ltts, which weEu specified. but that III
enumeration was tnattn III thosu Improvement
h0lIiaa ,and lleuco the present .CoHlpany-thB
Wabash, st. L,llls & facItlc. tho *arce4hnrs III
tho WAtasll Railway Gt,nIany-lH not llablu fur
tlenl. Tht p.,sltion Ut tho plaintiff, IN tho
ulher hanu, IL thnt tn nf The changes
Ut th1 cGlnpaHlaa 1nl F6orkAn'1a-
ton me, coh,rhny was merely sucEget
tntn nnnthcr. enu heeo TIM liabllltles wo!lll
Coiustoek. ot Hjrna,lse; Hpraxl,e, Mffburn Il
HprNHuU, uf {suuutQ. n. r; 4pd Judge Il. r.
Nasitiey, Vt Cleveland. Tho dtfetso Ii repre-
, 1881-02-04

IllA4fAltttIi.


BERLIN, Fel,.s J.-At The spIrte given by
Dis1raiek last evening, the I'rl,ru sail Il
serious beginning must bc lnesIu towards the
fulitllnhont uf IFS promise to cOll,bat sacini
democracy by rclMrdEnl measures, and nut by
nrereprUsslve leerpes lie nlso snid tllat, as
Chancellor Of tho Empire, lle WIS bo.l.l.i to
do atl tint ws.s poSslbla to Incorporate tho
1lanse cltics III tho Xollycrnin.
Addicted.
DElr.lS, Feb. 3.-Wt|lam, soIl OF tho l,cretl-
llary Princu IcopoltI Of Iiohcnzolluri,. re-
gently chosen heir to the lt0pIlnninn throne,
WIS forcbly abducted BY threa men md
taken across. tho Rhine; uo subsequently
escaped.
, 1881-02-04

Casual readers Qf thu l.u}IInu Uasetts must
haro baen st,.luw hut psrpluxc.l lty Tho sing ular
Ailnn cement tl4at "Tha Sergeant. ut. trtiti pt
tho Iltllxo 0t Eoi.iIllpns, with thu concurrence
nl tho I.oFus Camli itss,tk,ors nf hpr sia1ruty'a
'froAsuFy, Kny0; ltotieD thAt tho situations ut
asl,ir.l 10 kuho!lulN d vi thu Onlcr il, Council Of
juno I. ISi4." People uskMi, wtat ha4 thu
hM!son.attls nf sho House " Commons Aulo thAs
~. ur1or u Council WIS netesary To suttiu thals
A.1A,rsY ,Mnty dLtl nor .qyen know that Inc
House ot cnult,o!,s r.4l,iirc1 housulrAhl. aonl.
Ill lust soass,, ll,elr iny"rlt tiitty ssl.s, .Ws
Won't " A0tna TIL MDrnIlK." lint, s!licg there
Au ,ulIseMN!tts n tho llnuso 0t Commons, 1t i.
teso the schedule tn tluratlon rcntea tu tho faul
thAt hnukeIua!is "Mru nut Fp1ulrt,d 10 pnss q
cttii-esrtlve uxntnlli!t!un, ahl that they hsyt
no right 10 t1Dnsipua.f -
, 1881-02-04

sr. pAut, sfirn., Fob. IA Pln'leer- Ettss nu.
forsl spuciul snys. ''nlapAsct,es lust received
Hog, an, uunl LEAR, with ntty-oho
lnuges aud nl,out 1M warriors campe1
last night OIL tho l,!g MILDLY ,thiray
nites frnm bnrc, ard aro expected hero 0n tho
Ath ur 9Th. Th9y Hre vscortnil hY Cupt. paweD'a,
ono nf' tho wUrsk ut ltu.l's wnrriots.' sWtt;
Il was aHpinst! et't,nl .s.t 10 Induced IT
rea On s II r yes or w M S1
Chiefs mentioned! nayIng cnlns III unexpectedly
fRT liuIl's caln1. aud ]n!nnd ia thu gcter,lt cG.
fhi4 l0Hyus not Nyer sixty lotlErH With Sitting
Hull. Low hug says hu had to s4rrundnr or
htAfYc, -. /.
, 1881-02-04
TIE IRISH.
PRECAUTIONS.
VI.
Fk

D,.n,1x FIJI, alsrl,c nnthnrit,nq 1,ovc met
,ssI,,ul Instructions ia TIM i,oynl Irish
Co1stabu1ary TO mIopt unusuai nrrcnutlo,-
nry. measures in ylrw nf tho tis-
turltn,} stuta ~ = I'm po,,ptrv 1In-
worJ nc fnr,v, frash uo,ints h"vn
hsrn nroy,dc,, far lin torsc n"!1r". If 1s ;ns
tcnlcIl @ 10 materially turn.,se % t,,n strongtL "f
ihis hruncl, nr TN forcc. An nrranrc,,,r,,t
viii annrt,v IN cnrric,l ont h~ .rh;,,,
.ho,l,na ~ nc,iro will In etotInnoi1
at .'iatoucns ~ fron, t,m. ,o twoIv" mttra
us,,,,,o,. so tho+ T., i'm o,.nut NJ IN, t",n'
~ ."'' ., -. .''' ,'""e., e ',.,s snI
Hlapt Ms',s po'hs 1liellescu Will
communication may oe Kept up be-
tween various pnfts OIL INC coaE-
try. Light vehicles, well l!orsed,
aro It Ii understood to lD provided for out
living statEons tpm,ectrtl with tho railway
svstr,n In nr,]rr lint a,nojl nnrttcs nf fo,,r IN
CIV ,,,n,, n,o,r ha ,n,t,Iiv ca,,,n,.J fro,n t,,,
mi mint % tn anothcr @ II, oyent n'u Of Irren. % rem' y
force1ientS baInE required.
, 1881-02-04

sa1tt tslht tIlo G0EeEHneht lad tIHnn n cow
nrA.y net aut committed u gross
hlhntler. llr sent i. 1,lcssagc 10
Mr. Wnlsl', Of balm, a,lslslnz hin
to Eel uHt " Tho co,,ntry
NJ ul,c:, Hs fIn wnutd SITTER. severely
In prison. owing to tic weakness If his
llcallll. Ifo a.tle.l tint liz nxpurtcd to he
tnkeli bctorn bow STREET uulgisttalc
Ut lilo morning and sunt back to
Dartnnor. lle Il IN weak heatt1,. ntut DIR.
Ing tho lust Tires nights, tIns slept ttt.trD1,t
nnnvrra cough. Farewsls were ttcn rx-
cliul,Ecsl, at,d Tho gentlemen Withdrew. Six
Dublin detectives wcnt sorcr iii tlo
s.ca,nur io lF0tyhcatl, mil will accompany
Mr.. Davjtt 10 London.
THE ATHEIST ~ nENElsAI.I,y cDSuEMSEn
rs u great hursler. It Ii universally ru,l.ttt-
cred here Tint tic tiovtrnnunt Intends 10
abandon tic retrospective clause 1T the To-
ercioil bill, and hava therefore arrested ATr,
Davltt oil tic ground 0f Il l,rencla Of tho
conditions nf 1iis 'fc';et-of-leayp. Mr.. .Duyitt
reported himself regularly ncc,nll,,g to tllo
conditions Of. hts rp'easH Until .Iufy, ts;s,
| WHEN, aIl lhe Fentnn prisoners having l,rctl
liberated. liz thought e hnI no further need
to tl0 sn. Thls ae!fnn has never brnn cot,,.
plHlhHl Of. Nh Onyttt arrived ut llosybeatl
ut II Ilb'clooh, ind i'llnt e,,gino travelled ten
lu!nntes uhcnd nf ills train.
: 1r WAR pAyIIT's ATHEIST
TINT led to Tia atsotues!y sccncs that cnst,c.l
In tho lnuse, IN tlIe suspension Of tne Irish
members. sini to- the arrest nf Mr. I'urnptl
md tlirty-fnstr members Of Parliament vim
were removed ly lie Screcunt-at-tArlns Tic
N9llca statainE In rradIneSs to ctrar the
Iltnsu.
i'ArIrr,
, 1881-02-04
MICITAEL ~DATI'rT.
MICHAEL DAvlI-r'Y ARREST.
IL GtlIlA

l)u1lf.lS, Feb. :,.-TIlo first seems in tho
extraordinary events that to0k place tt,-1ny
wns tho Arrest nf AIts.sae1 Dnylt thts after
noon by two English. detectives oil Curlisle
I}rtdge. lie was. charged With Violating the
terms Of his tlckot-af-leayc. Tho arrrst was
very 2tiletly effected, Dayitthad huen worlt-
luz NTH League offices all tllc morning witt,
the l..ltttes' RELIEF Committee, who arc busy
getting out their addresses To the Irisl,
people. between = asul u O'Clock lie
lett TIM Offices to dine. With him were
l'ren'.n1,, tho Secretary nf Tic League. alld
Mr. Matthew Harris, Ut :llaiItnasloc, both Of
their defendants III tho recent Stuta trinL
They walked down SnckyillD street aMt were
crossing Carlisle lrlttge wlleH ~ tletet.tfye
otlicor named Sheridan approached Michael
Dayltt and saEtt: "aTr
D.tyrrr, YOU ALI: WANTED
ut tho Castle" Mr.. Dapltt said guo1-nftcr-
,loon to his friends ,llA walked tu tile Castle
with tue officer. 1'llero llD was taken III
charge BY two Scotland Yard detectives,
who told him, that they Ind orders for
his arrest 0ia tim grnulld tt,f breach Of
the conditions Of his tickrt-of-lc6ye. 1le at
once ree0giiIzei their uulh0rity, and handed
oyerhEs revolver. requesting tho chief de-
tectiyo to give 1t to. Mr.. Brennan. lIu' also
nskcd them 10 send to tho Lcuguu oliic:ccs
for his oycrcuat, which was done. About
half mn hour afterwnrd Mr. brennan went
IL the tcteottgo u!llce ut the Castle, ard nsker
Superintendent Mal!i'is, Chief OF the de-
teetlva farcc, what had become
0f DayItt. Mr.. Nlallins refused to
give information, ullt slnlply stutctl that
English detectives 'n.l taken lin away il, Il
cab few minutes previously. Mr.. Dayitt's
tlcket-of-!eave having bcen suspended. liz Is
Liable to
SERVE SEVEN rEAI.s MonE rESAL sE1lv1.
TIDE,
Ills original sentence haiing been o,,u of Iif-
tcen years. y gentleman called ut tho
League Office Immediately after tho arrest
md saw Mr.. Brennan. lilo informed him
Tint le Ind not been nble to sco his fr1ena,
nor did lle know where they llnti taken him.
"What hAs CAUSED tho l;uyernsncnt to Ar-
rest l'lm sntl.lanIy::" thu gentleman asked.
II suspsctp ho replietl, "tllat they l.avo
hcen spurred Into action by tho proposed
convention, which Is sure to be held" -'s->'.
MI. Kettle. who was standing by, snltl:
:.T!ny want TO kill pnor Dnvltt now. Tlluy
nearly starved him a,,d ili.uScd him 10 dcatl,
before; but They Will certainly finish IiM otf
this tInc." ,,* =. <..:~',,.,.
"Did you expect this sudden arrest?" tho
gentleman Ralsetl.. 80 - '5t,s' J =
"Oh, yes" sail Mr. Kettle. "Tho Gov
ernmcnt are desperate snow. They arc n lot
of s!,op-bnys, AMI have lost their temper"
No communication has hcell received from
Mr. Dayltt by any o1lo Ut his friends.
At the J.haguo Oillees everything was
lnict.. : Tho clerks were busy sending
out tho Convention o1rcfars to the iocal
branches. Miss Parnall mil eight or nino
}ndY nSYO0tutcs WerO Ocrlutetl III n lurre
, 1881-02-04
THE STEAMSHIPS 49,.
LlvEnts>niy Fpb ;.-Arriypd, Havarlas, frum
Doatol: Erin; fro,n NDw YORK;.
NEW Y0RK, Fel.3.-Arslycd, tho Greece, from
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Lleb5g <:o.,4 8ncu Iseer Tonic, =" Ak q
couHtcE.irtnt,t 10 tub,lttnltnK Influences Asai-'
t!lle, Iorvouz 'lcprosason. debility. :inaiuFia.,
dFoj,sicai troubles. arrangements Of tbu sto,aSh
n,,ti haMc!s> 1t IL insuluabie,' suys prut, L. ".
ilnnt. b. H., hDnor.L3. ,naiMber Imperial alpa.s
Mhu nro rim ,inwn and dtltbiltlntctI should take 1t.
UpWArp uf limitations. = =
, 1881-02-04
THE WESTERN PASSENGER TIsOU-
Hf4I:S.


Tho General managers u!d 1cncrnl Passenger
Agents nj tho rouds b0twccn chcngo. 1T. t.ois!g,
and Missouri River pNnts hpld meeting yGster
day ut tho Grand 1lciAr Hotel for tho purpose
Of 'tuvfstnR q p!an ty which tho difficulties re-
gnrtl!nH Western plHscn1or business, arising
from tho llrge amount or uulftuftcd tickets IN
tho t,a,Etls ot Ronlpurs 0ntl spcou!ntnrs, which
prevents tho roa.ia frtm restoring rAtcs to such
tlE,rca NJ they would ltke 10 a.Iurge. can bo
settled. When tho war was hrt,t,Yt,t tu u ctoso
and thu'prcsunt ratox-f4.1Q frum Chlcaas, to st.
Louts utll! s1.51 from Chlrlgo u 1tasisus City
woru established 1t Was bolioyG1 That they
were sufficiently low to prevent tin
sculpc,s mud spectators fsum usln9 tho
tipkpts III their possession, it tteltB clMmml
by tho n'Ads thur havo sold unlllnitoti ttckols
during tho late war That nnt,g wuTu sold ut less
thnn R410 to St. Io.la asiu $3.50 to KAs,sas CITY.
It l,toAs now, hAweyqr, rs II iA0rG had boon sold
unlimited Tickets to Kansas C,ty for lcss sl,HR
Tho abGvu anluunt. aud 1t IL oainct! that mini
llor were disposed Ut for nj low Il sato as Is,
Tllla seuN1s to tlo sulssnnttell by thu taet that
8lnga tue tti'stablkahNent NJ tho nhuyB rltps q
lurxa amount Of unlimited Wabash i1ekois to
kns,sas Cty hayo s,eGn thrown On tho market,
which, 1t IL qlalnioil, ar1 b1Lny Ahll 1T as inv
rltu aa 80 anu 81, which Is belnw tho rate
ehAr3ci hy tue raironds. I'm account Ut this
th9 business 0f tho WabAsh has lasNcy Increased,
md that OF tho 0tAov rultls als eorr4s}undIugiy
Inl'uts, utf. Thte eauacA much all'SaclluT. pHd
IL hcoame appurcut that unras san.o DO
olalyo uetion wus sneoli'y taken another
war could not be prevented. AT u tncatIny
held ut IT. Lun!s tWn ur threo wucka ago tho
ChaiEMan, ia'icrul. Mat.a4cs CarsHt. Of the !tan-
uibal n I9.', WV n*sr.istod y p;1c!irv sIt,;
wllat ruteH thoy wuru illxpose! af. at.d catl
nsns ef.aaeut se.sttes Il 10 % ditiictlss Tao
unSuceexsfulwo ktng Of tho temporary 'trr9E44-
, 1881-02-04
GARrlEl1'S GARNET.

HAllstsoNuuno. Vi, Fuh. u.-!v delegation,
hua.lcd by ex.unttml E.atcs 6enator lohn T.,
Lewis, l.as gs,ne to Mettor to urge tho uppolnt-
N,nnt Of Il. u, Ytst, nf ftnunton Valley. W., tn
tl0 pltlc0 Ut plxtn,ARltr-tlc!ter,l ~ trBsjtiont
tiurl!ulil'a Cah!npt. Strenuous at,I peralatcnt
ullNrks lE0 ulMktr8 7, secure tAla nniN1ntHlant.
, 1881-02-04

To Oie ulla .&!t.-.trc you autlrrlllg
frotu G4luyh Gold, Ashtni bronchitis, irr illiV
IT tue vari0ts pulmonary troube! th4t s0 ,ltts1
sn.1 @ n M Mta'sMHmptnnf M q r. W. )" Wi!1arA iuEa:
ely. Ths b nu quack preparation. 6lt ID rex.s4 !!
taEy prescribed by thu uletl!cal faculty. 1lan.;
utacturf4 only BY A. y Wilbos, Chemist, 4o6s
k0As 10tA W 4A ufHk8tSlas '"' 4, tF.- :.
, 1881-02-04

ciSc1sSArr, u. Feb. "A New Albnny special
HayH Boston sy.lttlGito lias taken xI003, ,0c0 OF
hot,ds Of tho Ncs Albiny s; st. Louis Hallway at
10 ccnts tho tlS4lar,-ntt nin0unt sufficient 10
bnt!'!'as1l c41nip the rnltl. Work will br begtiu
carly In at.Iiril.
, 1881-02-04

:. IN EENTHAL ASIA.
ST, l'ErElssllul!1, Feb. A.-tioN. SkobclcR
occupies 4tskabatl. Ills cavalry llaye gono
to AhnO, u few miles southeast.
, 1881-02-04
KANSAS CITY, BURLINGTON d SAN
ia Fls. .

Srft1dE Ulspdtth to Tdt Chtf0oo tribune. :.
kAHsAs tlrY. 3lo., Feb. I-Gcnerat- stnnaccr
q. II. Not'tctop. of tho kansus City. Lawrence
& Southern knnsns 1snirond, loft thts evening
TOR b'lrlluRson. kas.. whers he will take posscs-
slou Of tho Kansas City Burlington & Santa E6
ftnAl on Friday. The prupcrts was recently
Irchnsrtl by Il: jefferson CunRn. President Of
tho Atchlsnn, Topeka T. Santa Fa HIND. aud
now lie nperntet1 i1l connection with tho Kansas
Clty. Lawrence & S0uthern kaslsas i,gtlpertY,
, 1881-02-04
DR1TISII ITEMS.

y ASUTlIEIE IIIF II EtKE4
I4oSnoH,, Fub. a.--rwclye Thousand eolIlors
ln Lancashire l'aye resolved to striko tor an
advNncs Of wages. ..
= TIt0alAH cAlst.IsI.E: BlNKINu+ =:
Tho1nns Carlyle !s II II stalte Of prostratlo1l.
=, Tli!IrrEt;S plsnwAEp.
Tile Eugl!ah 'atcat,ar boavsl FROM Halbao
, 1881-02-04
tnclit rs NIL amendment WINS withdrawn, anil
moved by Sir WtIfiam llareoNrt US nit ntld!-
ttUli Il l1ln tt.Ant1lt1un.

ncnt rs NIL amendment WINS withdrawn, anil
moved by Sir WtIffam liareourt US MI ntldi-
sfDi. t0 ulo fcAntutlun:
SIR. MIrr'itEtt. lfENhy:
salf tho rcsnutIon would IN fortf, 10 lretnlul
ntltt tH Eurt'lmn ns NJ, Unfair advantage pygr
tho exprlcd t1n,ne-I'n!ers.
Il ils0tEth, lOr adjournment was tlefoulctt:l1l
To, ~. 1'lsa i'rst amendment of Nurtlicnto
having been nddctl 10 tho origt,lal, tho rcso-
l'ttson was agrce.l to.
Sor!hcnte'a sccoMl amendment, Tint tho
1iIaiorfty to decide tho question ii urgency
in'tst .cn1stst VI not less luln :,0l tncnlbora,
WIS rejected. :
Mr.. tlfuttstnnc's resolution ns amended was
tl!Gn argrcctl: To. Mr.. Gladstone moved
Tint the h! II fnr the protection OF lire mil
propurty III Ireland
WAS Et,u1:Nr.
This rnutt0h wis carried mid tho Ilouso
atljouvitcI.
TILE 1loME-lstiT4,lss EypEt.I.tn FROM THE
IItlt'sE
held meeting lust night, ut which toy de-
cstletl 10 Issue II manifesto IT. tlu Irish peo-
pie, ttcnn,nelng tho col,sluct Of tic ifnnse,
but Advising lie, l,cnpr to keep Within tle
lines Ut constitutional action.
.,.- IN EXPECTATION
that tho linnlc-Itulers might carry resistance
To tic extren,e yesterday, te0 policemen were
stationed In t'la Vicinity OF Tho t,onsnolls.
THE 1!t,ME.ht'LN PROGRAM.
A meeting Ut l1hMe-tlliie members Inst
night, Mr.. faincfl p1sttllng, discussed tie
fnthlc Stages or tin ronrciUn bill. THE
unanimous feeltng was TINT they should be
resisiud with ttlr utmost determination.
SunTtHurE's A,s:Ntaf,sNr.
Ono hundred ntNi f1ftr t',1tarrr:ttrhu IN,
, 1881-02-04

~
ACsr1s. New, Feb. 3.-1hp Sheriff or Lumber
County haB cytet1 m three freight and Are pns-
snngrr trim ut DattIc Mountain, to snstsfy u
Judgment of *.f,UU for delinquent taxes for
lsso. due fr,m tho Central 1'artic ltn'roatl Com-
nany. -as fast as tho trims como in ttoy nro
tied up by tho Sheriff. 80 .'''
, 1881-02-04

tn alltltlcboro fnundcred at sea, ard t1,tr-
teen persons wero drowned.
TllN3sAa CA1tt.ILE.
f.oSloS, Feb. no Eopn Is entertained
for thu prulnngat1on Of Car'yte's life more
thnil a few hours.
, 1881-02-04

sentel BY Gen. Wdger sanyf,o. of Nov; York; !;
ex.tioy: gnk.r, Of fndtana: III. tleeno; Of !,
snrlnKilold T.: md the Hun. j. II. Oshdrns Of !;
6upramn Court or tho State.
, 1881-02-04
FOREIGN.

80; LVlbNlVNs
! ,of, Dillon, Member, Elected
!, from the House Of
Commons.
! Mn House Further Excited by Loud
] Cries Of "shamo from the
i Irishmon.
gladstone Attempts to Speak,
and Parnoll Moves oil
\ interruption.
, pIarnell Suspended, and Forcibly
Removed, for Not Going
Out to Vote.
I Giadstonc Again Rises, and Fin
egan Moves that His Speech
Be Heard.
Flusaan and Twenty-sevcn Colleagues
Suspended and Led Out. OF
tho House.
Gladstone Further Attempts to Speak,
ind O'Donnell and Two Others
Are Put Ont.
t,adstone's Motions Of Urgency
Then carried-l8o Polioe-
men on Hand.
Michael Dnyttt Arrested on Ills Ticket
of.Lcaye-Extraor.iinary Ex-
citcmcnt.
The Spirit Of Thomas Carlyle Passing
Du:.ng tho saddost Day, England
Has Ever eeyn.