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, 1881-06-06

iaree establishments srnt word to the!r men
today that they would rrtl,,rn the hours of
Imm'r, to Twelve MI! ratsr the wages SO !.
n,ntlt1l. The strikers. hnye resolved
INT tho ny MN lr"n, al thu hr,rwcrits
w1nss their Demands have, nnt l,rrit
granted Mlrt, nsu! innrrh III u holy
tu Irving l!ni. III tlltN city, where MI nl!-t1My
l,1sss-ll,uet!ng Ia III tne lirhl. Thu poi,V 1T
t1s Sixth Precinct nn,iIieit the Brooklyn head
quarters Inst rvrIlinI TINT Il WIS expected all
tlle brewers wnt,tl strlkn Atnli,lay i,lortlIng,
ntlu nskGtt TINT thu New York authorities lM
notified tflNi tic tlriyrrs 1T brcwery-waTnns
wnulst trbl,nlly lH, fnterfered with OH rcNcll-
lhK the New fnrk slsle NJ tic river.
WANT 1ScKE.AsEn wAOEa.
NEW fUnK, dune h.-r1ln btaeksmttts ami
whcelwrlgllts want. 10. ter cent Increase Ut
wares ft'r tNy-,lfno hours 1T lahnr 1,rr week.
Sulne ctXRrlnnkcrs ntN nj Il strtkr for ntl
ntyNi,ce ut 10 cents to Ct 1,er 1.Ool.
The steamer City Of Augusta was ctntrett
tn..Iay III port uwtliH to the refusal .Of icr
frt'Mcll t0 j,rucGpll unless guaranteed un IT,
trrAsH Ut Wngps. i new crew llNs bgrn
placed In thu tir'-rOU11ls.
THE EXPECTED sTlttKl: OF THE ni.EwEus.
Iii consequence OF at expected atrikr ut
tho lAgGr-hter brewers Monday. tho lhitcg
reserve 0f tliis city atl1 Brooklyn have bern
ordered III tluty. Several brewers llRyu
agreed Ia the terms OF thu men. 1.nbor no
cIelErs are rlet!EEnH themselves to only drink
llie bur, ut brewers wll0 reG0gilzo tic
unton's acntatlls.
, 1881-06-06
HENRY WARD lsEECIIER.
A LETTER 70 Ills rApElt

The following enrtl explains ltSulf, Thore
Is certainly nothtng ambiguous abont tho
utturancos therein:
,NAxHylLLE. Tunn., May :7.-Lunan Ahlntt,
Etlttur GhrtstiltH UAtUH-HEAN HIH: Stlcu luuy.
tng tho city hAyn reAd tho editorials III the
EWItsttam uMt1m nlan tho CtnkltnK campaign,
Anu BhnuAl lut tleU& GU III one vtuw which might
bu tMknn u the rrAeas, Hut. IN NY trip Wust.
ward huvu expressed. all soyorll pr.llla,talt
newspapers hHye published, my unIaytctI0n that
the President wus right, aud thAt Alr. CunkIinx
wrtnK III tho spirit With which hG ,nut tho l'tcsi.
aud attempting to drug tho Stats nE New forE
tns1 titIasruI that iAvolse1 %, Important prln
ctp'c; thHt WI! u it"se ssluAlhl0 u9oHt pnl!tiual
l'Attona4o, aN4 - 0eEonKln1 To the lowest lovel
Ut nActlnu lnllttlca.
,D Mnt Gnru t0 discuss the tnatter. In my
whIlu lts1 tlH nut rctAGinbcr that U NatOuak
excitement hAa beclt rntsel 10 such hight
abOnt \ lhthx VI unworthy aud trtyfuI
Aftlr ftttr years Ut b'ttUr opposition to Str.
llAyea' Administration, tho country hn1,eu that
. ugw Republican Administration Wau!d be sur
fcred to uatull aud p!MorA without ytoloAt
assault frnR its uwh sidg. str. E0nkIing pro-
pt,aGa fDur yeura mora 0l division aud tutulllrut
uppnstton, and Invites tho State OF New Yurk
IT, Jain with lin! .......
Whgn lid Republican, party OF tho Htato Of
New YORK thro'va tsolt nYatRst tho At1inlstsA.
t1on IN washington. hopo 1t Will b9 ul u tuuro
lmHnst&nt ts5uo than whother the utvlsEnH Ut
spolla between tNO NlRRA hAs heun exaUlIy
oYeu1 HENRY WAME N9xcAhk.
, 1881-06-06
THE TURNER FESTIVAL.


At4 Opening ut ST. Louis Ycsterday-
Prize. winners in thu Various Ath-
lut5t TrIn1N.
ST. Louis, Mo-, June 5,-rhe Turner'S
festival formally oprMclt to-day ut tllc !aft*
grounds with Ill elaborate program, COLI
slstlug Of tic peoples turning prel'E
ulns. These exercises embraced s.onc
throwing, braal-leaplns, lllgll.lcaping, cgelIt
luton, uni tlcclanlalons, md ser
cral other exercises were 0lt the program, but
they were not performed, for want Ut time,
md went over until Tomorrow. Tho nota'
bic features Of tho day weru lie hIsl9-!cap'
ing Of Herman Kocblcr, Of Milwau'
koc, who heat tho best previous
record by lcaplng Il feet Inches;
the running broad ]eaping OF Il. Wolf and 4
Byess. OF Now York, who jumped nfnetres
feet four inches, and nineteen feet t"t
inches, respectively; the climbing Of slas
Cling rope, using hands only, Ut william
Xoe1er, Of Chicago, WHO scored foE1y
two feet, md l.. J,rack, OF llrIdsepoft
Conn, artl Fred Kuhl, Of New ioFSt
wlI0 scored 40 .feet eacll; mil tAa slo'1e
throwing Of Alfre,l ale1r, Of Atchlsol', kasr
FL feet 10 inches; Fred Ilultz. Vi Mil"nnkeH
81 feet 2 Inches. THO s,ome thrown WelEl4ea
371h; pounds. Carl Kicllstcin, Of Chicago
also climbed to tho top Of tho rope, out III
consequence Of committing errors t'llaef sa'
rules was set hack several feet.
fl tho tlcclanatlons Mal. Albert Wa'9e! T., M
Milwaukee, tuok the first pslze. aa! JULIUS
Mnthewsou, Ut Chicago, tic srcond y p!.t<. *
Tile prizes ara llut To l,o awarded tl!' NV
grand piclliu ut Fnrcst Park IN ]1!c'da.' I'M.
ft,sa NH All
, 1881-06-06
TIE WABASH SYSTEM.
8OUI.n's NEW rIuSk LINE.

6p<ess. D''p@sea 70 1"e ea'ed9o if'oane
NEW 1o11K. JiItIA 5.-A special from
.'tn' ius the New ~; York. I Lackawau,a @ l. VEST.
',n', ,,.SI.<'.I ,,.t .,'a s"orts ,sa,.' ,,'. ~,
W.. lN'''cm"' ,,,1 s''.! tt'o "u;h ~" eonE nv W
bet"eeh b!ha'ia'''toll anti bnna'o: Iho
New fork, Lncknwnn'n Il Western Railrond
Is not, US many suppUsu, nu extension Ut tle
Delaware. Lapkuwa,,na & Western. although
,uost Of thoso Interested In It's construction
nru tlio isa,ling splrIis Ut tlat cUrporatiul,,
TrrsIent Sl.'.ii, Jay tionli, sI.l,,py niilun,
mil Russell Sagu balna tht' heaviest stuck.
h' hwSyar 'it" ,t,r,s" + furtsr ei ttnu MI '9t; ~
'~ tliu fact lhat tie completion ut tha
Mpw pr.,jcct viii atl.i lurgely to Inc froJslt
f 9Sfa sSsEs5 ss1ss issjt; tf & 5t sif i s ,sSr 5 l.
VIZ Wmiler ~ 'sac'o w. co'' 'fo''' 'i'o 4'eNa"a''a
r,,., :, ,u,<prs 10 r,,p ,vrur
,,uo,,,a. ' s,aa nA"atS ~ .''s w III t,.x" "na
WAnuN " MGsteEis, IN ht3a r,eh!uens " tno
t:n,,I i. IL. .Hvinss .,irt ~ r., .,nrnrIs'; ,
Ih wI,lcG Is iii tnte,,,ieu to % cou,ect I'll lis WabMsli
tsiiS ix W III e%alpet ts 'eSa% " .s t rS rs III II
the %l'!|s II Yo,'stFas!lan ;;S,lS!!y' eo,!'.
so snt " o t,c,r s s,ocl ie. i.A S, ,uS WnS ~ III pvI
nircudy Il T II u.l1teI . Iii nj III iao "' Viii. s
t1n Itri,D1Itty Tint fhu,,+ wftl In M, m l.nr
cMll uus,1l til; lui,ie,s. si'lnry DIIon m il tllu
nnn],,nl "ti,trnrt"rs nrd thus liz ,,rntits III ~
H." ',rs.ct M" e'm H. @ III. f,,i. ' s.,.,, ~ ~
III, rnn II snnit, III, "n,'!t % r.'nI M
inuv wlii lnSs nit III eyisin,.sr NH, liz,
NMsy Snyx. Tnrknwnn,,n Il Wrsiern nnii.
rcl{j Uu,npally. Which low exists ol1ly Il,
Halue,
,v,r, nx,o,u. u.rr
,r,,o o,,,. na,n, ' ,;,,iSh.", H. ,'..sn,o,.,. 49,.
10 loaM @ ~ s,I I'K 'asa ~ ,e'.H1.ot sas
!nln' !tnISlns' W.! Wy w ~ MsHt''ns mke !H!H
at!is pe!"1'aa tso "uth W. & ~ oa tI WHY Yutehiy'
niM "@ % %hu5.t "n Hae't sE'iun T1,. y cua!- w..
n!stct non;tn WI ~, uo ,,t%M. asst.tM p ~.
''"' y mi fMsH", ~ ..""s,rMr,inU '. ~. a"nt,,n,.'t
Y!l4se !,n,lt[s will l,o approved By thu Fnrnl.
Nra lual, tX IFUat EOlIttNlly Ut New
fnrk. 1t IL expeetcA that tho
ifst sMtIol! Gt Me fnatl frt,nt
M!oaa'Snau!tuh M ~ t:.atN MNi " HAtsncM ~
, 1881-06-06

Hn.1sa bills to encourage tl,c manufacture Ut
sorghum; for m examination Of Van llnrrn
t'nInty drain nrtiers: Sr1lnte bill aprrnnrtns-
!nE 'noacy fur the new buildings n, tho State
Prlsoil.
a}n,l, tlnllsrs ad]nurnrs, tn Monday il4llt.
The t;uyrrnnr haS uppuihtrl thu hey. n.
1:Hty, I. y. t;illrrl If t;rnlMl lluthlls, W. L..
Wtlt'er Of Enst. Saginaw, Dclns Phillips nf
kannlazDn. M'Ml Norman t;ctldrs nf Adrian
~ tho llnnrl 0f Inspectors Of thu Orchard
Iake Mtlltary Aca.tGtly. llu hns n|so imr-
tlnnptl llMwlGy Stitsnti, Sentenced to tho
House OF Correction for assault nlld battery.
, 1881-06-06

THE SfGNAi4 SEltFICEs
OFrrct: UF THE chief SInSA1. OTFtcEn,
WAsiliSnToN. d. e., Juue Ill y. nt.-Tlin
Clllcf StRnnl Oillcer furnishes tic following
special bu1letIm:
Light rnlns llayo generally fallen In tho
Upper Mississippi mil Ohio Valleys, tho
Lako reHfon, and Now England. III otller
districts fair weather ltus prevailed. THIS
cold wayo moving froln Caiatln is advancing
over Now England mud tho Middle Statea.
The temperature Inns fnlMn decidedly in thu
Laka region mid st. Lawrence Valey, mil
rIsc,, nlonE tile At'antIo coust.
Norl'lcasterly winds are prevailing III tho
Lake region. .nortl,wusterly fiji New England,
Gulf States.
Indications are TINT Hight rain will prevail
Tuesday ~ tho I.ake region, Middle Suites,
T'hs Ohio !tas riscn twenty.clsht inches Mt
T1,ittsbirg. lho MlsstssIppl is NJ thn! tlangc,r.
lino ct New Orleans. Tho rivers Will remain
nearly stationary.
For thu Lower Lake region, cloudy wealth
er, light rains, winds mostly northeasterty,st
ti0nary Or lowcr temperature, higher barolIl-
eter
local ruins, Winds mostly northeasterIy, sta
tipllnry Or lower temperature.
Upper Mlssissippl altt Lower Missouri Vnt-
leya. purity cloudy Wenther, occasional ruin,
variable winds mostly castarly, stationary or
lower temperature, generally higher barom-
Tennessee md Ohio Valleys, partly cloudy
weather, occasional ruin, ynr1Able winds.
lMrtly soati1easterly, stationary or lower
.Cautlonary, signals continue at ,1ioughton,
Marquette, Esca1laba, section e, Mllwaukee,
Chicago, uraltl lfnven, Section j.
LOCAL unsEnrATtdSs.
, 1881-06-06
BAD RLuE-iSLAhQERS

TWO sectt0ils Ut "y0uNg Dlsl0 Island aV-
enuo" run Rf0ul Ut each other between a1ld
10 o'clock lust evening near tho corner of
Twelfth streot, The result was several buddy
battered heatls. latrlek Upton. Que Ut tho
wound. which Dr, Wetle, wtln attended hin
III lt1nplar's drugstore. says will nut prt,ve
dangerous unless Inflammation sets III. Up
, 1881-06-06
GO,DFN WFDn]NG.

Rptttal Dispaeth to 1as Chicago 1tttasns,
Ia S..LLE, ILL.,, junn IA notnb'u event
il thu golden wedding Of Atr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hlisl', being celebrated this evening. Nlr.
md Mra. Hlsl Rro among tho oldest at our
rltlzons and have spent tho greater.tart Ut
their tifty yeiIrs of welded l1fp hore, All
elasses vi i,nr citizens hava tontlerest thtlll
elegant.
, 1881-06-06


rlSCKSEfvlLl.E. ILL.,, Juno 5.-Consldera-
hla improvement IL going on In our llttlo
city. Un tho sullare two large buildings are
In tho cnursu of constsuctlnn-ol,a, n hotel
building and ono Il store obuidlng-RyS Murphy,
Wall Il Co.., banlurH. rl,p ii. Er'oongroRa-
tton hAY0 tho foundation for their now brick
completion Ut tiuir church. tho coming Season.
, 1881-06-06

Spft{aI UliW1Ith 10 1hs CheaVo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 5.-After running
MI night the weather cleared tip Mt daylight
and was pleasant until noon, when tho wind
yccred to the nort.ieast and blew freshly
fron. thnt quarter. Tho result WIS n marked,
chauge In tic temperature, md tonight 1t Is
decidedly chilly,
, 1881-06-06

Bp,etal uhpntsh to Tna Chftaeo 1Ssea"" 'e mia
Nocl,Esrsls, MIMI, June 4.-Mss y, n ~, 4
Conarta, aged 1s years. III lnsa'lA s'sto, t,ml
Capt. j. u, Leonard, Of tho Post, W. ~. ,v ru,n
luat eye1.ll,g dead on tie tIour Of 'fa ,,'ne ,'
1,olle Of tue faulty bcIng IN NJ tlse ,s s'. vi
sarynllt mattU ulo discovery; lE lle sI ,iacs ~
apuploctio 1T, Tlio funeral tooh S'S''
O'Clock today,
, 1881-06-06
MATRIMONIAL.

8ptetai Dispatth 10 1As CAtsapo 1tlbuns,
ELuIS, ILL.,, June 4.-Dr, +, Il. tiil!ott aud
Miss Ellie Perry wesu ,narriud ut the Metllo-
dist ChuruI this afternoon III thu preseuce
OF q uuntar at invited kuests. The Hoy.
Pr: u. d. Patkll4rst, assisted by tha Rev. d,
Il, Cheney, ottlriAtt1.
, 1881-06-06
THE SIOREY LETTER.
aTILT, HUNTING DOWN. THE AUTHOR OF Tilt;
Ftblt9EHr.

Special Dtspaith 10 The Chicago Tribt,nt.
NEW YoisK, June 6.--A Washington apc-
clai says: "Altlloug'i tho Morey letter Inns
almost lnssscd from Tho public mind, it
IL fact that tho Government law
officers In New York have been very
busy for sntllu t!nte, IN following clews they
,Asu ultatnud. 1t Ii also knuwt they
hnyu met with siaunl success, ,lll
fully exprct tn he nbI ~ at a near tny to
tx tic conspiracy ni,tl the forgery upon the
rtAl authors pt tho crlup,h
, 1881-06-06
TuE FIRE RECORD.
AT 11EOKUK, IA.

.SpEtlfI 11afbdItN 70 9H1 Ehltd10 379bHHE.
KEoKu1t. H., juno H.-1'ho Ideal Spice
Mills, Situated ott Johnston street, between,
Eighth a,,d Ninth, burned to tue ground Mt
MI early hour this morning. llosmcr Il
lsyckartIs wcro tie proprietors, and will lose
$4,000 or $1,000 OIL stock mid fixtures, on
which there WIS an insurance Of $500. Thu
building WIS owned by .. T.. Pond, and was
yntue,l at s., A,0OO. Nj, Insurance. The itatnes
Rpreutl to tia hrfck house ,.ljulninE USED NJ
nh tce-llOuSe, and nisO owned BY s. T.. Pond.
The loss mn this building will l,ot 10 lcss
thRn $1,000. The origin 9f the fire Is not
known. but Is supposed to be tho work Of NIL
lugciluiQry.
, 1881-06-06
IOWA REPUBLICANS,

8pftlat Dtspatt't 70 The CJstcaoo TItunk
MAltslIALIrowS, Iuwa, Juno 4.-Ths
County Central Committee tits afternoon
completed the official count Of tho spte cast
ut tile la.e Republican primaries. Marshall
tnstrttcts fnr James II. Wilson for Senator
by II vote OF t,G!l0 to no. The delegation u
tho late tUIlygnttON is strongly Sherman.
, 1881-06-06
MICHIGAN,

6psesa! DtpsseA 10 Tbs Chicago 1ttb4as.
will ~ invited to act ~ compiler OF the laws.
Tue salary OF the Secretary Ut tho Hoard at
Charities, J. Wit!er Daxtur, was cut by
The ltunst Inst hight to 9l,s00.
Thu Senate aias passed bills as follows:
, 1881-06-06
~ ,o,,,c urocuanTc, EXCHANGE.

ST, LOUIS MERCHANTS EXCttaNto9,I'r r,.
Sr, Louis, Julls 6.-Ihe Merchants ''sl,dt,
c!lanKo yesterday adopted by 'rsr na,.'t ,.. n
yoto proposition t0 nIako ee',!'', ,"" ! ISL,
membership transferable .at at!eIE eIEnitiaiion ~
for @ us.slabssi,lp 1 > until 1t viii bs on 'aD' y
lHE} 81 tk4l
, 1881-06-06

sL!nromelar nurreolod Tor temperature 1Iovati0n,
md nslFuElentH1 errur.
McHH 1HruM0tDr. 1.Hn.
hfnnf thermometer, b1.7s
hpnn humidity, NJ.I
lIiEha4t tRn1pbfltiIre. Gil,
Lowest tgNPbrhal1re. 5lU
GENERAL, UltHE1stATtQSH,
CHtGAuu. .urC b-l1:t5 .. m.
, 1881-06-06

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 5.-Stcpl,cn Shot
well, formerly n wcll-lsnown prominent ri,L
zets md businessman, fell dead In a low bar.
rom Tonight
, 1881-06-06
cil}cInA1.

SUICIDAL, -, ~ 1tva.
1IAnnusroyy, Sid, Juuo a-W. u t'rn IN,
nlau, u prominent eltixen al'a iea's a,'sr. coas-
ilrln OF IlnifInan, Evy i Co., na''A''N
lnlttasl suicide III Antleth1lt.
, 1881-06-06


QUEBEC, June 5-Tllo following figures
aro compiled from tho City Directory: Tho
Total number Of names In this ycar's diree-
tory alnt,stnts To L, los, representing poWlln-
yer @ II list % ygar's % rrtt,rns. Sun" l,0l re,1oynis
took place, and 55i houses still remain un0e-
cuUiGtl,
, 1881-06-06

tnn WIS takrn by his fricnhsto his llDnc, No
l5S Thirteenth sirrt. His ussnianta nro
known, nnlt will bHNTrestcttas soon Ns found.
, 1881-06-06
i F00l.KtLLER WANTED

OTTAWA, Juno h-heser1! iai'n. '.,,njps 10
sell Caunty, believing the wofld - "',,l,,lrd
III e.,d el, tlIe l1ll, Ut June, ''a's I'VE
putting lu CROPS.
, 1881-06-06
POLITICAL,
DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL SOMlSa.
TIQSH,

Special Dispateh to The Chttseo Tribune.
GA1.ENA, ILL.,, Juno i.-Tllo Democtatlt
City Convention this afternoon Nominated
Georgc Cnille for reflection to thu utllcc Ut
Nfnyor. The candidates fur Aldcrman:
llonors are, First Ward, j. Glynl: srconl
Wnrtl, II. II. .Jncksnn: Third Ward, William
i. lilewctt; Fnurtl. Wnrd, Enus G. Ripley;
Fifth Ward, NJ, AfeE.sec.
, 1881-06-06

A still a1arm to tho Firo Patrol last cyo,i-
Ink was caused by pRn Of grease catching
tiro in tho Kitchen uf O'Suil!'s restaurant at
No. LII Madison street. DNllagp, trltllnE.
, 1881-06-06
The Ex- Pass a Very
Quiet Day in New
York.
Few Callers Disturb the Repose
Of Their Lonely Re-
treat.
Gen. Grant Expected to Appear at Al.
bany III The Interest OF
Conkling.
Henry Ward Beeoler Gives His Views on
the Matter in Unambiguous
Language.

~. MAJ. l.. TT..uL4.~...
WIZ ma'sef III oh"iao's ueu7
Language.
--
n,,,s.r 1,Ay.
Special D.pateh to Tie chtsago Tribune.
NEW YoI,y: .Iuna 5.-EX-Senators Cork
ling a.,.i rlatt passctt very quiet Sunday at
the Fifth Avenue 1iutuI. They were left rs
ncnrty to themselves as two 1,en Ut their
former prnlninu,lct, could possibly be. Tho
wnui mIl,ictans scn,, tn hnyo inknu t,o
nlnrm. nnl tI,ey orc rnusu3run,,s l,y their al,-
sr,,cr rrom tho hnin, XII inv n,,,l r,i ryunil,,
the corrf,lor. whtr], ia rcunrnitv mi 1T poIl-
tfctons. wns absolutely deserted pxccpt by
aucsts of the Intel nml t|lnso wl,o called to
sre them. trho clerks were not ANNOYED In
lin lcast by tlle presentation Of cards for ar,
Conkilng, anI tic or.lor Of tl,at Rontlc,,,an
that no cards Of ordinary persons Should hu
sent 10 Ills room frqnifeu no paftlcn4as eafo
OIL thu part Of tue clerks to ubey.
THE alssAr MAS's coM1Su DEFEAT
s est s snao~s nesore " 1M tet Ino ,u, ,S.
runs .nay read them. There "eyer was caso
~ this Statu w'lclt 50 Thoroughly illustrated
tlie ntlngo tint rats desert n sinking SLIP rs
tl,at OF Mr.. Conkllng. Tho men who were
rrndya month mao to 10 IFS bidding aud to
n,av lie alt,f,tost M, ,,o,v st,,tln,Isiv oyo;l
noey us sl,s''1es. 'ou ''o" ssu"'ousis a,uiu
tic hotel where llo Is stopping.
Much comment was llitlulEcd III at the Fifth
Ayen.lc Oil this fact. The fngratltatle and
,,.ss ,,n,.ar hasar t,,,,str1,o,1 NJ tn,.n~,s
"as ns"' t...,s - ~. .,u..... -,
ini5'"eAtller lflehlls ua'o "lt Hcsettcus hM
tl.ts may be considered rs fair Indication
that lis prospects Of SUCCESS III tic struggle
now uolnu Til Mt ALBANY arc enthusiastically
snnli.
0""''' .-,or.pnrx,inrvr .urut.n
,,I,o,. ,,,t,, s",,tnr 1nm"s ~ Navajo ~ ,,o
"en Yo'n"a m fsntot t, far,a ~. ' & u. nf.n ln
lir,uer went to the Firth Avenue aud lla,l Il
| consultation with tho ex.Senntur. 1,o]fce-
f+,,n,nt..Innor Erotci, mn, Snurtrr :1nno,
eo.'''Ss'1t 't,a., ~" r.'.',s,,... o",'o,
With ttcss exceptions no politician
| OF my prominence pntt his resreets
to tllo uluii who. only Il fittlo
while ngo, WIS regarded us tho leading IT.
publican Of this State. Il WIS leeist0tt ny
Gen. Arthur atni W. ConklinE tlat there was
nollp of the party won't to the Capltsl. To-
night. Whntiler nily uf thetl will 80 Nt0ll-
tlay WILL tlepctld upon circumstances. Buth
Mr. CnnkltnE and Mr. Plntt
ALBANY
| ,,.,,oro,or Il, +,,a n,,tmnu ,f that's frto,,ds
thair nr'..,.snn ti,nr, IL m"o".onr" md h"tI,,
~, nn,v ,vmttintt fnr dismnt"i, u,,,mn,,,inw
tn",n tn ""1 tI,a1 ,ieii ~ mctim' 'rhS
n},ef co,,t;m,,e 0s to assart lint III" Ia MI! vii
not abandon Tho tight, and they BELIEVE or
pretend to belinyt. tlInt he will eventually
wln tle oatale. Ine hna,nlns.fatoh 1ne', Nfo
11o ~ ~ tt,aW n,it WAY tt'o s,nnta,!t & IL,
n in,,T ami Rftfnr nj" >AS ~0'''~'s "'@ W.
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, 1881-06-06
CROP PROSPECTS.


Sptttdl Dttpatth to The Chicago Tribune.
Tol,oNTU, juno 4.-Tl,o crop-prospccts arc
good NIL over tho country, both rs regards
fruits md grain.. Tho Indications are TINT
tlsere Will BIZ MI abundant harvest.
, 1881-06-06
PROPOSED NEW WATERING. PLACE.

LlrTLI: NocK. Ark, juno IA certificate
Incorporating thu lsayentlen SpGtngs lnl-
proyelneut Company was lllcl III tAu Secre-
, 1881-06-06

THE STRIKING AlsEWENS l-ANrtALLY aUC-
CEsSFui4
sps<tal Dt,paseA to TAs tAte4oo Tribune.
NEw fONK, June 5.--'rlb striking brewers
Ut BROOKLYN are ,Acelllx with SUCCESS. Two
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to be discarded from the dietary of the
dyspeptic and indolent Masticating
new and hot bread does not divide it
into small pieces so that the gastric
juice may come in close contact with
each, but it often gives it a compact
form. SO that the gastric juice can reach
only the outer part and so retard great
ly. if not prevent it's solution and diges-
ton. All articles of food that are rich
in oils, fats and compounds are difficult
to digest. We sometimes meet with
indiosyncracies in digestion. A few
persons may not be able to digest the
simplest food, as milk, while others
may easily dispose of what is ordinarily
hard to dissolve and fit for absorption.
A mother, then, should have some
knowledge of the many principles in
yolved in properly feeding children
Prairie Farmer.
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-. {. 3 : :. .lF-Il l7.N1. ElEFF 2
The Glory Of Boiled Potatoes.

A New York paper suggests that the
young ladies Of Vassar College. hayino
successfully wrestled with the Gree
roots: now turn their attention to the
art OF boiling potatoes. To boil potato
properly is thought a very simple affair,
and yet there is not one table ia fifty
where they appear in that perfection
winch makes potato g boiled with its
jacket on'| one of the most delicious of
esculents. People who do not know
what q boiled potato is, in that state
when 1t appears smoking from the pot.
and bursting like a cotton pod into
mealy whiteness-neither too wet nor
too dry, but always piping hot as it Is
stripped of its skin and prepared for n !,
garnlsh of salt and butter, with pepper
acco ding to ,taste-people who do not
know the boiled potato in that state of
perfection, content themselves with the
eseulent sliced and fried in. grease, an
abomination to the cultured palate and
a terror to delicate stomachs. and think
they know what potatoes are. a.
Next toapotato baked, a potato boiled
properly, touches the gastronomic econ
omy IN its tenderest region, and does not
pau upon the taste, though it be served
at table i three hundred and sixty-fiYe
tlmes ayear. Whoever does not relish
the potato boiled in the manner we have
described, but must have it sliced, fried.
stewed or mashed, with the addition OF
parsley or other sayory things, should
suspect the condition of his stomach and
consult physician for some remedy for,
a morbid appetite. The Lord made the
potato with a jacket on, that was not
intended to be taken off until the proc-
eSs OF cooking is completed, and all
that Is delicate and sweet in its flesh is
preserved to tickle the palate of the
eater thereof.
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gor non,,g Headtrs.
~ WONDERFUL TREE

There's wonderful tree-a wonderful tree
The happy children rejoice to see;
Spreading its branches year by year: yif. d. . r
1t comes from the forest to flourish here;
Oh, this wonderful tree, with its branches
wide.
ls always blooming at Christmas-tide.
It's not alone in Summers sheen +ss --
Its boughs are broad and its leaves are green;
1t blooms for us when the wild winds blow,
And earth is white with feathery snow; ~
And this wonderful tree, with its branches
wide, f4fl 1-t+t ~ -
Bears many gift for the Christmas-tide.
It's all alight with its tapers' glow,
That glares on the shining eyes below, SCI. gtf
Ana the strange, sweet fruit on each laden
bOugh III iis1..{ ...,. -.-I7-.7-' - -
Is all to be plucked by the gatherers now.
Oh, this wonderful tree, with its branches
wide,
We hail with joy al, the Christmas-tid tide.
And voice is telling, its boughs among,
VI the shepherds watch and the angels song.
OF holy Babe in a manager low
The beautiful story of long ago, .2.%E.t -+- a.
When radiant star threw its beams so wide.
To herald the earliest Ohrstmas-tide