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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-03

retdt, mas man bsswsdt. 9as Bolt mir
gum sebeimen Saufen anseleitst, bas Ga
fer Der Gruntiuat ifatt usrminbe,t, sef0r
bert uub grade benz usrbsrbIi5sn S9naps
loft Tbor unb Gbire,-ni9t bic uorbere
aber bic btnters-sebeime, 9 6fnet. 81
ifaatlideu Wittsl ioIsn anbere ieiu. 90
allen, ifrafs man ben, Der ss uerbient, be,
GruntsnboIo, peIiaeiIi9 uno fart. Ral
betra5te bic Gruntenbsit nidt oils WiIbe
runsssrunb bes 8srssbens obsr gsrbre9
ems, fOnbeyn aIs l1.fl5e sur gsri9drfun!
Der Citrate, wie bies 4. 9. in Oeitrei9
S4weben unb Srantrsi9 Der SaG III. Das
6ran3Sfi9e @eies befimmt: ArtitsI l.
.Ufit @sltbuBe BON l Bis 5 Sranes mirt
b%sftraft, uer i'm 3ufianbe ofTenbarer Grun'
tsnbeit auf Der StraBe, auf 6ffentIider
Orten bstroffsn pirb." NrtiteI 2. ,We,
inner5aIb ,p6lf Wouate rldfdQis tpirb,
eIbdH @sfdnsniB pom isds Gasen Bis ei
mem Wonat obsr bat sine Bulge BON Is Bic
800 6ranes su erIesen." ArtiteI 8. r@er
wesen SfentIidsr Grunfeabeit 3usimaI BE:
itraft 1T, p~stlisrt bas aetiue unb paiius
Bablrs@t, Tam gum 9sl1uorenen unb su
sinsm 6ffsntIiden amte nidt sepdbIt wer.
ben. unb BARI wdbrenb swsi Sabrsn tsin.
Waffsu trasen."
SobaIb bic Eruntiu9t itrafbar III, pirb
He aud Der S9anbe anbsiu, fallen unb
%wenisitens bic OsffsntIidteit i9suen. Da:
NIT wdre benz aerserniB Elm RisssI uorse
idoben, bas 2after wlrbe i9uel cine NEE
ientIibe abuabms unb sinen fartsu Rld
gang erfabren. aber bas III nod nidt
aass, mas auf benz 0sse bes @sfeses iu
tbun. Die @irtbidaftsn mi1en elmer
itrsnsen poIi3eiIiden gontroIe unterIieaen.
Die @rlaubniB ,ur Sibruns zines berarti
gen 9euetbss 1T porab nur ioIden 9euten
an3uuertrauen, bic moraIiiSs @arantie se
ben, baB fe elm roroentlitss" 6aus bal
ten. I'm biss gu tSnnsn, 6lrfen fe nidt
BON Der @orcurrenj iberpdltist psrbsn unb
bamit Der @irtb nit @bren bethlehem tam,
ieu er cine senlSiame Steusr bssabIen.
gu bod burf bic Steuer ni9t isin, ionf
witb bas @siddft gum Monopol unb es
ssbt ME tn England, MO bic &nsipe per.
iduunSeu, an osfen STEELE absr Der Sim
pauat sntitanben 1T. Wit gerIuH Der
9esns 1T Der Birib unbsoinst 3u ~firafen,
Der elm auribrises 9aus bdIt. Der uifsnt.
LID uno piaentIi9 Winbe,idbrissn su trim
Ten sibt absr aud Der Winbe,idbrise,
Der i'm Dirtbsbaus trintenb setrofisn mirb,
III fraffduis unb i'm &scibipfals mad 81.
nsr gsfsrunssanitaIt ju ienbsn. 9IuBer:
benz pdren nod anbere weitsre, ni9t britt.
tenoe poIiaeiIi9e WaBreseIn }. 9. ibsr
Boliseiitunoe, S9Iupfuiu.sI In @irtb
i9aften u. bsI. au treffeu. Wsrben als
bisie WittsI tirdIi9er unb faatIi9erieits
ansewenbet, 10 wirbs baIb bic Gruntiu9t
f5 minbsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-03

Gritere tn britter Suitans pom Reidsssridt
3u 9unfen bes Oo%meapitels entidisbsn
porsen. Die u~ebersabe Der Rirde an bic
a~ltsatboIitsn TT aIio nidt msbr gu befir9'
ten.
Dem Sii9of @arB uon Strasburs III
tn Der perion bes Or. Better Stumpf, abbs
uno &esens be8 prteiterieminars, elm 60.
aSlutor NIT benz Rs9te Der Nadfolse be.
ftsut unb lssterem sur annabme zines
Sistbums in partibus bic grmd9tisuns
ertbeilt uorben.
Sn Wat finbet tn BrssIau cine 9srs
iammluus fatboIiider Grandmother fatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-03
3ulammsn 2,5Ot.2O

3ulammsn 2,5O1.2O
Sas @srwaltunsslabr bate babsr
BIT IS SeFeit,oi bon Dem porbanbsnsnGas
pital bon 1885. go Srs. absinasu. gs bIisb
alio gnbs 1880 cine nsttsr &aIIsnbstano
bon 2667.63 Srs., Die auf 3inIsn iisbsn.
Die uns iussiaaots Isabelle ssist, oaB
bic msiisn Der Mitslisbsr Sanowsrfer iine;
lie sibt Die Wobnuns zines isosn Mitslie.
ess on nno, bic 3eit mann Is Der @sisa.
i4ait bsisetretsn 1T.
Bir fno Ssrrn Sanisn isbr gu Sant.
oafir perpfidtst u. bitten i'm sitisit uns
cine Contribution (Statut) oss 8sreins gu
lsnbsn. 0isasi9t tritirsn aud anbe:'
tpdrts In Jrantrsi9 iol9e @sisaidaften
uno tpdren mir iomobl Ssrrn SanSsn uls
ionft Semano psrpHiatst, uenn er uns
Die aorsie zines Ysamtsn ODER Witelitbss
loI4es 0sreinss suisnosn uiirbe. gs bot
uns isbr ssfrcut, oab unisrs 2anbsIsute in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-03

gu &Glu III am 8. @ril Der proesB Der
Staot ssssn bas 9omcapiteI weseu Der
9eraussabs Der Winoritsntirde an bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-03

3aiammsn 2,tS3.35
AuSsabsn.
, 1881-12-19

ONCE more tho lsey. Edward Cowloy, the
released Wolf. comes to the foro. We hnvo
takoll great dena Of patns to Understand blu
cuse, snys tho Now York Tribune. We sl,outt
hAvo been quito willing to loayo him niono, with
tho stigma Of hs conviction, after m elnl,prato
trsal ana dlsaEreenblc imprisonment; but tho
ltov' Edward Cowloy f'nes not chn0se to 10 lot
Annr. He will nut rotlro intp ubscurlty. lie
petitions tho City OF New York to my him tho
neat sum Of str thnusAn1 I'M hrutlrc,t tlol,urs,
why not sixty thouslnd or ok hundred thou.
snndf Hero was man who took number Of
halplosa, pAro1icss. and utterly fiondlpss little
caildren upon speculation. flD did mt KIvo
thotn enough to cut: lilo lid nut vtyp tlptn
enough to wealE l1dttulie III various yuys tholr,
yaunY lives wrotohetl, and ho wMa 10 cruel mud
1nnratly hofnluIdal thnt a Jury Qt bis couutry-
mon sent hlm 10 prIson and kopt him ttore to
reflect upon hts wiukod actions, ail Inspired, 10
far ~ we cHn soe, by a desire to gat money. lie
IL discharged from hts feloniuus p1sltion, aud t,e
etgnRlzes hl8 enlargement By asking tho City OF
New York 10 my him $H,6t0l For what? For
LILO kcaHty ratfOna which tho pt,os littta loys did
cal Or did Try to cut tn tho "Bhephertl's Fo|tl"Y
II Dir. towGey waslts to regain blu lost character
and win for himself any ahure of public rrgpect,.
tho soouor he hides himself In homo Qutet ru.
treat tho bdtt0r. Cruolty to ohIlllrun Ia rrtmo
that New Workers are slow tn forglvo or forgot.
, 1881-12-19
A TOWNSHIPS TERROR

AN ana5Ann lsnlly Shut nl,ti ktljca H..
4sr0 HtrNsUMx. 1r4Ukp HIotl,tr ~. ~.
FF"cnred n SlfvoFco On tho (:ro,,,a ~
lIrstGMl Tfcnafncila. W
dptt1af bttpateh 10 TAs CHICAGO Trttun,.
0REsNcAsrf.R. fn1.. Det, lA-A b.l,nl min.
utr tt'"k ilacc III Washington 1'nwnshtp, twcl'.
hIlcs sotthoast Ut here, tn!s n,ornlu4, inrurmas
!'oh ot w''ch lit!s Just rvachnd shls city 1lr".
1ail1ln lyncA. n piltn III yrnrs OF n,ye w,u ill.,.
aud Killed by lila two stops,n,s, ,g,nctl W,a
ahd Hurry faun9 respectively. a few wcsa.
aHe Lyioh'b wife sued him FOR ttEvnscn on tha
Eroalld or cruel treatment. Tho cusu cutuc ,,s
lor trlht last week, uid created cousldernt1,p
pnD'!e cut',tl,6nt OIL account Ut tho ututrr ~
witnesses summoned. Lynch via n llu. h,I,. ~
mat,' tho torrOr ut tho township, uud wns , i,
tno htblt Of bullying hls WY through tho ,yr,i
!lo o'nnlnytd nbont hAlf tho Putnam t,ountv
bar. and bud near1y 100 witnesses sumnon,a ~.
his s'lu of tho caso. During tho trIul II vs..
brought ont TINT hn had, l.I,g boon in ,ho hs,te
OF bunting blu wife. and IN mo occs.s!on kt,octnH
her lnwi' and pulled her ot,t Ut ,oory t,y ,hs.
l'a!r OF nor hgNd. Thu ',futiga KItvu tia win -
s.'s nisnset WIN Ihn custoty Of tho chilli, with pr
sse n the tat siSn yah 1','S IT. rsye 70 { rFon
At Intervals. Ths uurllii1 LyiIch t,itshr, 'Io ~,
lllH wiK0n and Hurried nvur T., tho oi hnnp' ~
s!sa 81 has e. ' SssS III e FL & &sf pf'ssi
aa,1n,on -! y, frun tho fnct TINT l,o bAd kn,io os
~ MS looket. anu l,nfl number st rl,cks IN III.
%Sag0t!: T4o yol,nE nnn sacVrorul hltm cn1nue
lad a-oali0rg rsvnlver i atiti Win w., ihoy oyy
~ l'ad arrived IN shouting distance frt1i Si
e T., ,.,,t him. Lsact ~, Jumped oit II
,Hl)ntntng t,leaJow, aIld then hol,Ie lin asM a.!
elitt him tn tho Ibdoun four tIntcs. TliUy tbcn
Picked up II club mud tluistol him by bgat,nS
Lila uftlns cut. After completing thoir blopis
York they wont homu und thon ovor Ia Il neinh-
9ors . n,la told him what thoy hnd done. Sumo
stiAlt l ptys WHO WerG In tho wls9,,n eOrrnbora1a
this story. TITO CorGnor alld Snurlls p,rs.,
hnvo lust Enllo out tu tho suuno Of tho tnrt,sp
4ao no,.' sentiment ovor the diyoreu was against
tboy did tile decd It, seIf-aefensy. III osi W..
conntS taoy' were milking no nttcnlnt to es.
e!pe. ,Htsi taey will tluubticss be capturcd hnd
brought horo Gy ,nOruluR. "@e
, 1881-12-19
THE VALENTINE B1glp JOB

| A"o oOtVHs*uutptcu StEhl III Inc WNy or 10.
eating tho bogus Vnfenttna scrip o,, that part
of tEils. city known rs ths Original Town Of
| ClllcaEo. Including Deatborn park and all of
fractional Section 10, Inns. been rI,,owetl
ihcso iattvetlt trers and spectators art mainly
clt!zensuf Cl'loago. Mill some of thcm arc saftl
tn 10 mcn of wealth. md others to hold
official positions ns,tlcr ono or tito other Of
thu Governments which prevail In Cl,fcago.
They once obtnins9 the official warrant OF
tho l.nlMl Commissioner to locato the scriu II,
ule very ltaart al llt tim oldest part OF tho
CITY Of ChfcaRo. 4 patent* was actually
Issued by the eCo,n1nIssot,erof the ,ntt-U n co
for tho 'attl, but on MI appeal Mr. aeh,,rz.
t'ie'l Secrotary Of the Interior. oyerruteu the
action Ut tho Commissioner.
The claim Is now presented agatn OH NJ,
application to Secretary Ktr<wooa 10 reopun
tho case Ind set aside the Judgment of Soc
retary Sctnrz, and the application Il now iii.
dor consideration.
IL IL somewhat curious that no one OF tic
ow'crs or parties Interested III this attempt
10 steal large part Of the tnost valuable ter
ritory In the city Is willing tn nlakQ hlmsoIf
known. Mr. Leonard SWEET Is tho nttorncy
IN tho case, but who his clients t,,uy ha Is
Kept profound secret. They advance the
money to promote the rohtcry, but do nut
venture to put nOfr names otl record rs max.
lug the clal,n. l.ast winter they, through
ono Of tho Chtcago Congressnlet,, delayed
altt defeated tho passage Of n bill grnntlng
all title to the public land to tho Clty IF
CtlcNgo. will authurlty to sell tho same for
the public use. Tho city has now asked
CGnErGs5 to convey all tho title of the tJnttstt
, 1881-12-19
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.


~ shall not hang up my stocking this
Chrlatlnas. .-a'isan u. Antlio,,p.
VI SEQ t1iat another lmlraco las taken ptaco
at Knock. What ia tho faro to Kn0ck3"--S. J.
1'tEden.
~ notice that the boys llayo organized
aEafust mo. shal wear tho sdalps ou tho loft
sllc Ut my bolt this scnson.'-John Eellu.
A London paper says tho Duke Of Port.
land's lneono In $v50,Qp0 per atlnum, The in.
como OF tho person who sells Mrs. Portland
honuets ia not statet.
Tie Now York Tribune snys tl,at "After
poor Mr. 9covll1o'H experience, n brother- -law
will 10 ullre ahllhtlsd than II n,pther-In- law."
THO editor Of tho Tribune was tnnrried about d
yugr Ag0, -. i
The University Of Toronto is to l,ayo n
Crock p!ay. und will produce t'ophooles' "At,tEv-
one.' htltF tho mAttnor OF tue pity ut Harvard,
FnrtnnAtciy there ar0 several roals iead,u0 from
Turuuto. ~..
Tho rpport that ex-rrcsdei,t Hayes in:
tendpd vislt,nRtlsuroru Is dcnlcd. 1t ionks as
though ,ye wcEo going to hayc wet sprn1R, and
tho ltuad Commissioner Ut Fremont, O., will not
desert his rost.
. Il new opera, = The Snake Clarmer.n ~ has
proven grent sucoess In New York, but ,ync,,
Kentucky Ia reaohed tho metnbers uf tho COM
paf1y VIII eco what ronl enthusiasm ia. Every
mnt ln Kentucky knows what 1t Ia to hnyo
snakPs,
Miss AnMio Lnutse Cary will, 1t Is snlti.
hurry Dir. Lnr'ard next auiump. Annie Louise
hAd better hnvo the ceroluony oouur this wntor,
II lrolnnts shouid luso Il r1cp or two In Er1g1nuu
noxt ss1almar, tho LUrlllird family wouldn't 10
so conspicuous. Il
A London paper states that ~ Tho collection
OF music composed by tho tato Prince Conanrt is
ihont to DO published IN London, by permission
Ut ILLS widow. Tho Queen will rccolve r.,yalty
un tho publ!cadon.'; This lsrRht, With II largo,
tni'iily on her hauts, mud couI rising In prlco,
this Is going to 10 II hard winter for tho Queen.
Across tho sprlngttme fluids, my Love,
With 1owolot'rI,to1s tllte tho doYo;
Her sung ts Rlad. hsr sony is sweet,
Yet f'lst thy tcars full ut my feet. 80
Love, wo part. no. but bark!
Tho dove sings mid tho leaves,
The sowing time. tho waiting tllnc,
Aud thop tho Roldvn shcavosr"
Across the autumn avgds, my Love,
i SOC no tstco OF tcwoiod d,vu;
Thy loyo-lit amllo uiunc see,
Ihy hands uutstr0tchca to wo!como me. .
o Love, Wo Mcot, cuno, o sweot,
\ The dove s,nas mid tho leaves.
"The coT:nR time, the waiting time,
- Aud lhon tho goldtn shoayesI"
-Eoet About to II GvrHstsd. |
, 1881-12-19

Among tho members OF tho Lower House
ot the Tennuasuo LoXlalnturs aro a whtto mnn
md II nexr, vim held the rotation of mastur ond
slave beturo tho War.
It Is stated that Tiffany, OF Now York, has
uireAdy sold $4,000 worth OF silver for the Vim.
tlerbItt- Wcbb wedding, which takes place Tucs.
thy, tue ath. Miss Vanderbilt Ia tia youngest
Wsn,,ori;yt W. y ta.naFFleo daughter Of William Il.
Atr. Drudlang1l has In Now zeala,,d n
brothqr who is tutsaton preacher, and who not
loll8 @Ro publicly prayod for tho futuro splrlt-
l,AI welfare OF bis nthet9tto setatyp, His prnvcr
WA acc0n,pan!Ga by suAEds fr4,n biz HuJlpi1co
"t4var' hoar'" Rpplaa+e. ana cries 1t "Hnan,"
Gon,. shernan's army saddle. s'lerltlan,s
sword, CEsters CAP. and Grants cigar aro or.
htb,sed among tho relIcs Of tho Soldiers nazar
IN toston' Not the ivaat interesting thing ln the
collection Is tho. N4tiorut lag which was worn
osder to saya It tN1n tso6oi fuaFohofs. o''e'3' :"
Col.EugrnaC 9. Gordon, President Of the Geor
gi9 paoitio Railroad. at,oHt a. Rtnrth aau bought
6D,u0o norcs ut a1lsslsslppl land, known ~ pyer-
tlowed Iands. for eight. cents an acre, and hns
s!nce sold the'n to an English company Tor ID
*WN1 Tbs ,EnEllsd company iitet,ds to rt..
them. y s"'e''"''
Mr, Whittier, In q note to tho Xtuora and
itt says tAat tor 100 laat two Or lhreo yeaFs The
state OF biz hoAtth Aas aompslled hin tu deollno
all requests toT poums tor .publlo ocoa.lons,
"'rht splfit u Wiling, but tho tiesh is weak.,
Apart fsfm this. " tho age OF II. Tue p,,aticp!
suus'd Of tho gratn1 10 low. Or, Iioimpa i IN ~
axeept!ont he, dotptp hts years, could do admir~.
tanly what tasp ask.". ~0"N W. 'N''''''
Tha plute Princess who married all Indian
Aguns nau'ed 4Eopktus tho other .lay II oomtn.
kast to leoiufp'. The Princess was educated at a
Catholic som!aasY Ia Cailoruia. and IL sao araul.
dauyhteF Of tho Ch'or Ttuckee, wholed Fremont
over the Sierra Ney4du Ahe Expresses her
opluloa pe tudia4 Axents thus; "Ws do nut OBJ.
1aet tp !he Agent e!asptaa lae suck Ia lha uiJ-
dlo and retaln!nF half Ut our alluwanoe. but
snd throws III The empty suck. thon va oGjsct."
1t IL proplsea ta' greet broazu military
stasus ps> staj.-aeu.. Ambsosa 4. pnsustdo iu
sumo reA.fa1 tealuoa % ''a oess4ftss determined
upon. In tho Thy ot Psovitenoe, VI soon NJ tna
funds can ba procured. Whatasr tho status viii
be equestrian Or not dspsada upon t4e nwouus
, 1881-12-19

1'!sl'oP AcQuA1p.' Of Rochester, N. T.,
lna1e II savage attack gu the cause of Irish
Nntlo'lalis'n yesterday In Ills sermon. lie
warnea his congregation against supporting
Tie "nrrent" movement, saying That It was
not saHctlileh BY the following OF a Tow
y priests With loose conscIenoes, and adle,l
Unit tho Popas hostility to seeret organlza-
lions WAS well known. aud that tho lines were
sharply aud determinedly drawn hatwven
The reyotlstlonlsss OF the Land LaRRua and nil
good CaI'oIlcsA
, 1881-12-19

IHosAs G. ACTON. for mnny yeara Super
h,tendent OF tic Assay Onluo In Now York,
anu = devoted hqnchmnn Of sx-Ssnator
CoikIlng, las recsiyctt recognition und re-
wnFd IN tho shape Of the appointment by
PRESIDENT Arthur ~ United States Sub.
Treasurer ut New York CITY,
, 1881-12-19

I1HE Postmaster and two physicians Of
Fprrfst. ILL.,, are willing to awaar tl,at a boy
naaea John hnnrer. living near tllat place, fell
OH thB bumpcraof Il cah0,,se ou which h0 waa
Stealing 4 rtda tast 6atnrday, :kuookoa out u
piece OF bis skul| two tgches squire, iruyo Soy
cFal sraEmonta nf tho bunp, not To speak Ut sand
and ctnders. In upun The brain. picked hInsule
up, tcd Ills handkerchief about hts huatl, wulkpll
1nlEo and Ahalt to havo h!a jnIufos attended, to:
submitted tn tho tIsbrton OF a silver p!nte III
place os Tho lost skull, aud ohoort.ly asked Tor
eomcththg to cat ll!s friends hopo that he viii
recover mud becom8 distinguished foa.t. .uxsrt
, 1881-12-19
-AMUSEM ENTS,

v.,, s.;s 49, 80 ~ I.t
'so oSy wI eu eou!ivn 10 uH v1 yo
tor tho inittut perforn1ui,co "a Child of tbo
statc." THO dra.nu Is IN utInrin.iou, or u,,ro
p"poy, ts""slAttah' IRON ttfe Frcl,eh or Den
mefy' @ ana was tirst Produced In thls country ut
coss wltich bu, onvnr hon., ,,.t ,,., .,I''.
onc NJ I'm ,,,ras on,..,,t,.o, .o' o p!, WIN
stac u aos ss at ",oan t, eopv.o eyer nt upo
the situations fotluw cauh ushor 81, naturally
aud nre u, strunu in thnnsn,rcs lint tho i,ornst
Is mover lost. in days rune ly vi tncro w,s inv or
tho statute tooks Vi llui'aua. which provi,,ed
thar my n,nn who should III uny way iyIuro Ur
;'' sSmprs!ss pre- !; e he reputation It m oraa 81
."n sus VIVA nos "hs'!s OF tho statn) shld
repa.r .ae wrong ny narFaao' md 1t b. be- at-
on tute law and lis wurk ina that Tho intnrcst NJ
tho n!,,y hinges. Tim tomu, ~ fsuc,. :, rrs,,e ~
law. permits one Of these chil,lrcn Of tho st1y-
II sot.lcwhat dcsta,,,ua lnrsnn' t,v ,nc @ w"y. n
tnvo1slo hin, Into calilns hur bis bctrothed.
Mich, md. discovers % in ''Ir hor, ~ ~" yoaes @
ra @ s R9 sa erp Hery n Sn
b. as s1.co Geun yai"y 'Sno sareh.1'S. Ill., II , ovo
arrsd we ah ht a9 - fEy ny a!n;a r., apat t. 10
VII, In tbn G'a ,. ~. tns 9satet 0sfaas
With Dc Tuitc1, annners md slr,,,ans ~, '9so sa
w nosso' 90 enF'Fes ~ F,;t34, sp ns ws NY a sto
means Of il false marrage, and who "tsy scc,ss,
IL seuru for his n"nbew. trEfi;tm In aS ,, ttwI ~
Aitric, tho unhunny wnmnt, hnvins ~ imni. e Y,r ~
ijsmich. '@H'' ''o' 9ta ossole" "'le 10 F0H
uFrotn this AZ start;oY. po.nt. the persons IN
tGrostsd 70 tetouE sa;,s i vsiy s sxat,a c cold. ID
t,,nrrY {;srtrr1uis ~ c,,niS,n,. IGasgs M a., ~
1firic Eoos Into tac orthlax nci.an " f,r vsn,mr
, 1881-12-19

TIE Chicago colloetorshlp appointment
stlll hangs ara at Washington, owing 10 tho
inability of tho Chicago congressman and
Sonator Logan to agreA on my one ,nar,.
Illo result ts that Tho anxtpl,s scut IL fuIl of
tho waiting ones, mud nobody seetns to know
1nss how or when the distressing period OF
Uncertainty Is going to end,
, 1881-12-19

hnultt' iass tons, and nt tt,ss i,rca per ton,
than last yoar, thougl, their obligations IN
the sllapu ut Interest nnl ,liyi,luuts ou
Watsretl stock arc creator thnn pynr before.
lho faets aro 30 notorious, mud the co1,so-
Qucnces 80 innsltabte, thnt tho tuturu OF
Stocks mid tho fnturo Of tho supply nt gold
0ro uncertain enough 10 bc n warning h, Mi.
, 1881-12-19

STonMs and floods Of dcstrlcttyGct,nr.
acter occurred Saturday and Sunday through.
out EnsIand, Huntltuus OF trees wero 7p-
roolcd III the vicinity Ut London, and many
M's'or casualties aulong tho shipping ara re-
nnrfn1 49,
, 1881-12-19
WATCHES AND JEWeLRY SEIZED.

MONTREAL. Quo, Duc. la-The customs aas
thnr4tes n.ade another iarxo seIzuro hurc u.
night. which will amount lo s7.u00 Or sa'o9 ~
!oass. The gooaa are watches and je"u'ry w.
lnHRlng to nlan nnned pANoraou, frou1 nos' ~
IAa AEst part pf t4a KauAs wura fo,lnu n sss W.
Easseasloa t Y Pullman ear Gondueaf Wao 9'sa3 "n
eutntnx ~ tho HAL, alId tpu balanoe *as toua@
In PAttuEsoa'H rllotn III the bOtst.
, 1881-12-19
d TRANSPORTATION OF pRonunr


tie country Is the falling oil In the trauspor-
tation OF grain by the rallroad companies,
ihis ias been evident during the last ninety
days, but tho decline In December, eycH in
the faco Of low ratlrnad rates, has been
marked. Tllere was decrease ok1noro tl,a,,
'hooo tons In tho shipments l,sllcD Of bread
atntls and provisions during Inst week. as
compared with the previous week. Tic r,-
ceapts at products ut this point haye hcon
comparatively small, aid not much is ,,ow
coming IN, partly for tho reason tl1at the
Foads III The country hive been almost bot
tohlless during nearly six weeks of rainy
weather. Thlsereason atfuots OF course our
hcal business to soiRa extent, but the chief
reason In the falling of Of transportation is
that lie surplus Of wloat aid corn ia small in
all tie Western States, including even ILL
nols. =
Tile prices haye ranged very high at CHI.
oaso during tho year, alld Ind thors been
any largo surplus these prices would hare
brought the bulk nt that surplus to l,,arkut,'
llo mntter what may lave been tho condition
or tho rondst but tito fact unquestlonably Is
that the grain is not In the country In any
great quantity, and In mich Of the North
western wheat and coru regions there Is not
moro OF, hand tEian ~ needed, for dumestlc
purposes. and nono for sale.
Anot1scr reason why tlio rail trapsporta.
tlon OF grain las fallen of 80 ,n,ch Is that
The stock Of grain III Chicago has been held
at prices far above the market rates: there
are and l,avc been no buyers Of Chicago
grain at Chicago prices. Western Europe
iitf{a Ie9p, hrnH HtIattfra tltnn tn.+ ,,n,, ,aI
, 1881-12-19

tho MontcztInIls. Tho distance from i.1rrtlo 10
tho City Ut M1xtno IA 7 mites. and tho rua.l fpw
building as M extension Of the International
viii he alsnodt an mir linz. AnNricnn ttrit!tl anu
Anlcrlcnn engineering aktll arm pushnE It rap
idly f0rwnnl
, 1881-12-19

VENNoR announces that polnr wave may
oe, cxpootod In Washington about Dec. ~. Only
ogsahort year ago aAch a prediction would hayo
chilled tho marrHw Ia a vast number Ur bunes:
but tho Canadian prophet Is now universally
rsooxntzos3 Us u member In good and rcxulur
standing Ut the gigantic band OF unsuocu,sful
Euea4eEs. At one t!tno 1t secned IA It he Womb
succeed In boin9 alwaya wrong, and puoplu be-
gan to leal tuaeh satisfaction In depending uptni
the precise Fosesse Of hts every prediction. lut
~ has 1sen right in few ustanceso of lutte, ct,i,.
hdelice bias teau agan destroyed. aud bis prog
nostloAuols aEa 0nuo mur0 uaplcss.
, 1881-12-19
ii AGENT STEVENS.

"""su6 UV04E*A 70 TN ENltila0 3FWuR ~,
Ut. rAut4' Mlhr@, Due. iT,-lnsptclor U ose'i'
,slp has hcen Investigating rceens complies.
tlons ~ the kcahena lW,s) Neaegrauon' - u
the olty, lin dcclsnea to give tho parpoTt VI p's
Fopnrt before his rutarn to Wushlnxtna ~ y
th.n8s tseM to pqt9, toward 1he fssaofa' "
, 1881-12-19
EAfstrTl',S r,nAlu

u NOW seems TINT thu Bfntcmcnt H.. =.
William E,nnett, Ut tho Aoadnmv s. a' Ars
ctAacd tho lntereat uf Mr. CIupp il, tho ' , pu.'
VIII md 'xt1.rcs af that hGuse wa. ,o,. s"pa'
Tho fhcta nrs that tho tlleatse Ii stll, 'et' ,,ua,
Mr. Clhpp. Whit Emmett did WIS all,,niv "
f1ngo f'ow fcaaeo ot the building. Itn,os ~ a "s'
n,a 9rraipement 1sn,.nptt tnI. yonr,y rnn',, ,ae
n,.,s ~ "titlon ~ ta which Gimp 1al bat9s =
tGrn. " tho now fcaao rho ront9l }s liked ~ no
that eutnta lit. MI tuo lh0nuy
, 1881-12-19

IT Is denied very e'npl'atlcaIIy By the Rsy.
NJ. J. Savage, Of the Church of th9 Unity in
Boston, that the Rev. O, 3. FrothtnK),alu las
In my Mtauuer recanted OF modified Ills
heterodox Views, -
, 1881-12-19

TTH CnscAnh TAtGt'NE has astabshaA branch
Offices for tho receipt Ut subscriptions md ndvortlae.
ments ~ follows.
NEW rU1tK-ioom ~ TftLInA nuildDpR. =. r. Nc.
FAnDEf, Mnnaxer.
0lAbt;UW, 6cltlHnd-Alian's American Nsws
Agency, II Kennpll. st -
LONDON, Eng-*Amorscnn Exchange. ~ ssrand
ltESRY I. H,fLiG, Agent
WAell1NQTON. D. C-lxl1 atraok
, 1881-12-19

PERUVIAN atfairs are sI,nplltled somewhat
w mo tcaIsnatlon md departure os plcrola. I'm.
lesa y saogA turn OUT that. IIkg CrldsEon. h6
has lott VIce.prpsl.teut bqhip4 hin to sot M u
ola'n to Tho shadow VI authority whlrn hu pes.
sessed' Practically thera II 40 QoyuEnmaut tn
fern, 94eppl suoh W IL adlnluislpFed BY tha
callian cofHmandprs, wdo 'appeas 10 be it, no
nafsv 10 fooonstisuto the plv.l power Ut tho na-
4pn they hAye euaalerutl, :, - u
, 1881-12-19

THE catalng. Of monstrostttes has been
swollcd by tie taking Of plaster cast Of Lie
hcatl OF Gaitcau. Cnrk Mills. tho sculptor,
performed Tho operation III the Washington
JniI yesterday.
, 1881-12-19

BY tho Budtcn death from apoplexy of tho
wife OF Dir. Hobbs, a juror, n temporary sus.
pension Of :lle fiulteau trial wilt be rendered
necessary,