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LABOR AND CAPITAL.



sptstai Dtspatth to Tha CAteaoo 1ftbunt.
T1rysnuist,, pa., March :s.-Thls morning tho
wlro- drawers, yaru-tncu, and othor employees Of
ullvers Wire NlIll, snuth BIdc numbering nearly
:UO .luit wurk TIL ucct,.lnt Ut 4 Enlargement
with tho ,uuuaser regarding wuKva. They say
that tho wire-.lrawcrs havo boon making ~ and
{k10 per tlay. working by tho piece, and the rol.
tlrAworA fruin tt15 to f4.by. Recently slr. ltnb-
cEts, of Jahnstowr. wis made tnnslnger of tho
works. and beKnn paying thu lnvn by tho Gny,
giving tho wtro:tt.awers $1.1 hnd the rod.draw-
UrS fronl +. to &..W. Thu men rGfilso to work
unlcss tho old plan ia resumed.
Tue strike Ut thu tlnners Or tho two oil which
was foroshaaowetl BY q notification lust week,
to0k pIuco thIa ,nprullg. but tho movement nI'-
pcars to bU comparatively feeble: Only thosu
belonging 70 tho Unton Aru e1igAged III II. and ut
many places those do nos make moro ttan hatf
by the Uiliuu INCLUDES yur1ol!s advances for
dltcrent kinds Ut work. rAnKnx all tho way
from to ~ lter cont, an1 HvcraYtny. psrhaps,
~ per cent. I'ile mon express thomteiyoa as
eon'!Aens es secets!nx the wsKes asked sos, hut
tnAily 1t tho employers, m tho Other hRnd, say
that thero are too many ltllo wasksne! In the
business to AluW tho lnoTGnloat to bu suu-
CGY4fut.
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ers'a. p'p"," ~ t"r.'. ~ e"Iy ~ ""..,,.
olouS Clrf' i"'' Masc'l =9'-H1sp"'ehes
FROM u1trlyer poiflts sY tic lct broko up afiu
is running 0ut. II Is gnrEed IN lnany places
nn,, RI" Innks ,yor,]oweI. Al Fort Pierre
49,. ;s r,,,rtoI f,ur foat t,n.,, In t,o
ehe ""Ne' - tepotseM '"N, ,'. .ses sr ~ ~ sso
town, a'ltl lhe people l!ea 10 1no NUS lor
Sufcty. Thts morning tito leu 6rokD ut iAnk-
tou, uutl gorgetl below there. Tile steamer
sV.,,t"rn h,innvtnt IN tt,o f,n,,laou Inn ,xns
nes'e."' uetoush :" sMo To".son t.'t: "as 49,.
SUNK " hlse iaVses, M'lu t'le loMet pA1t " l1o
town II tluDttel. Tlle steamer Meade, 0f tile
Northern Transportation Company, was
,.r,,v.lcI frou, thn hank tust nhovn Willis
S..s'' ,, ia ,oatl,,, .,n,,,, ~, ,,r ~ t,,o
to""'ts "''t :" "ssas ~. ..,". ~" ','., 1 'o'
leu. No othor boats were daluaged Us 1as as
henrd fruu,.
.rlo leu commenced moving hero nj II n.
-, -, la. n,,, INV tha r1rnr IL oi.,r
~. ~ 'o.u"s' n'a Nv" .ao o1 20 eso.,' 49,.
Inc gorge uo'ow s"sll,''o'' hooae" tao
lower pl>rt at tho tuWil, but tho gorge kasa
,'nr,o,, h.t,l., t,., hn,,ts ,rho river Ia ,,n,v
, 1881-03-29

SUfchit Cable.
LONDON, March 29,-TIlo Inst day of tho
Lnwsoa-1.Rborchcre case was occupied with
tho address OF Sir Ilnrling Clifford, q. U.
tho Daily Telegraph In tho Ncgroponte
matter, claiming tf,at It's correspondent
lad faithfully communicated to II
what ho gathered in diplomatic
circles, aid t!lat, In tho difference OF oplnlon
that arosu between Mr. Gladstone md the
Daily Telegraph, tho comments OF the latter
were only candid Justification OF Its corre-
Bpondent, and not re1tcratton Of tho ClMrgo
against Mt. Gladstone. Sir II. Clifford tl,en
defended Ills cliont ngainst the accusation OF
Mr. 1,abouchero founded on tho political ar-
ticles of the paper aud Oh what aro callcd Its
Indecent" advertisements. Speaking of
tho newspaper Truth, Sir clifford remarked: j:
'I'rtH is snttl to be III we'll. but 1t Is well
FILLED WITH LONDON sEwAOE."
Tho Lord Chief Justice then summed up.
congratulattng himself md the Jury that tho
protracted Inquiry was approaching an end.
Much OF Its Importance, ho said, lies tll the
1Athls OF tllosO who nte engaged III 1t
rather than In Its interest to the
public; but the articles incrtmlnated aro
doubtless very strong attack o1l
lit. Lawson. both LII Ills public alut private
character. Lord C0lorlago alded tflat he
could not 500 tho object of Including Nlr.
Wymall, the printer Ut Truth, In tho indlct-
laelit. lilo minutoly ruylewed tho evidence.
llo commented sUrerey on Mr. I.awson's
conduct rslasIvs to the personal fracas. The
question was not whether Alr. lawson was
4 cowAItD IN ItEFusINu 70 EIGHT l. nuEL,
which lIo had n perfuct right to .deulIalc,
but whether, having actWi rs ho had,
he YVES tho person to eomplaln very
much ot tho subsequent publication
of libel. I.osa Colesldgo could not help
thlnklnk that, it A[r. Lawson refused to
light, 'lo should layo abstatncd from the
subsequent gross alIl outrageous Insult
contained In tho lncssagu to Alr.
iaboucl.ure, that ho lind tllrashed Him
Ake tt0g, nld would, under
certain contItto,!s,, to do SO agaln. Tho
Court potnte.l out that the accuunt Of the
Aaeas which appeared In Truth in the t0rua
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should fall tho duty Of regstah1sling f'oy-
crnment would be mn unfortunate insflyltl-
nal,-notlfng l'cihg farther ffnn Ills
thoughts than that llD would he tic Una
elected fur this great labor by tho most dis
tfngusl,cu cilizef,s of Ii1ua. without having
solicited pr nskea their sulIrages. Since,
however, 1t seemed to be tlle1r ,fcairo TINT
tic duty should dryolve upon him, no would
omit no sacrIilce oil h1s part to respond to
tho cunt|tiencn which they Ind lolo him
tho honor to placn III lin md to snvo Peru
from tho actual situation and from tho iuaiil-
fotn tlnngers which threaten her.
Al D. III. tho meeting adjourned To
THE stUNTCtpA1.tuAn
IN order to Inform tho Mayor Of tho city Of
tho result uf its deliberations. Upon being
Informed officially 0f tlu result, tho net con.
stituting tho Provisional Government WIS
read from tho balconies af the MlnEcl.
paitlatl to tho p0pl1acc, md Srilor Francisco
President. Short1y after tic now President
appeared nnt spoko substantially ns follows:
Having been t!nsfRuetl President by tho most
distinguished citizens Of Linn, without having
directly or Indirectly aolfc'ted tho hanor. havo
Respected tho election by acccptlnu 1t, feeling
that, III thcao solemn hours. II Ia tho duty Of nil
good citizens to mako any sacrifice for the
country, Which is now III such oxtrons
necessity. To nccept tho Presidency Of
Tho ltepublc-to.'1ny moro than ever
Ia thu most heroic sacrifice tint be 1RkGd Of
n utlzen. md I certainly will not bo ona WIN
Aealtatcs to sacrifice self for country. Never
tt1elcss, sincu hnvc hccn proclaimed President
tt tho nne of tho Constitution nt.a by tho wish 0f
tho people, am rrnty to submit tnysulf to thor
| will no matter wtnt may bc tEalr tletcrfnina-
tious HAD anohor citizen been cloctB'l siloiif'l
|
, 1881-03-29
The Platte Valley the Scene OF
Wreck and Ruin by
Water.
Many Lives Lost and an Immense
Amount Of Property Do.
stroyed.
The People ut Fort Pierre Driven 10
tho Hills for Safely.
Many Buildings and Bridges Swept Away
on the Des Moines River.
T1TE FAR NORTHWEST.

spstt's Ds,naseh to The t'ateaeo Tribune.
IT. lAtfr March "s.-I1io l'lonccf-Ircss
special from Pierre, Dak., glves tile follow
lnR accounts Of tho unusual winter and tho
terrible Hood iii that rcRlon resulting from
the melting Of tile deep snow. Thu winter
oeglhtlhK 50 early a.ld suddenly caught srr-
eral Hteniners on tnld-strcalsi between Snnk-
ton And Hefto'.. which have been frozen iii
all winter, their loads bc!nR taken otl by
teai indians and old settlers predicted ter
rule 'loo'ta III tho spring, out the Yellow
stone rise cat!e a1ld went with no dn'nake,
nlld then tho TollRuu Nlsor broke up, Which
afownea tew Indians a'ld ponies. put made
'lo impression upon tEe Mlssolirl. However.
OIL March % the Missouri began to rise, af,d
people IN Fort Pierre looked to tho Tine
when they must move from the bottom lands
quickly. b'!t on this side no preparations
wero lnade. Tile wafer cainc higher
anu HIGHER, bearing Ice three feet
tl1ick. Tue weather fur few days
preceding March II wns very warm. melting
Tho SNOW rapidly, but seeming to have no
elect upon TIC Ice. During tile eGttl u fresll
warm wind from the southwest blew nil day
long up strcatn ut this point. and the gale
fscsheNcd At night. at abuut midnight tho
leo broke up a1'd began to run out. On the
morning oi Tic 21ili the river presented a
grand spectacle of power and terror M It
rolled along, bringing nuon Its troubled
Bosom enormous blocks OF Ice. There
calne suddenly perceptlbic check
TO the motion. and simultaneously
n sudden rise of water amounting 10 as m1cIl
~ tottf 1eet III ten 1h1htltes. Ills calsesl
sudden stampede from the lower portion of
Fort l'lctTe. a panic seized upon Pierre:
Tor, with sudden Jerk, the levei o[ tie
, 1881-03-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

LlebiG FN.'a Coca liecf Tonsc.-tt Ny.
purIor 10 any tonic have usod or prescribed y
says Prof. IT, M. IIato, II. H.. Chicago Medical
College. II II prescribed BY tho .lost oln!nent
pnysiplAns for woak lunys, fhlllnK out Ut tho
thruAts, usthtliu, saurtntSs 0f hruAth, ehrullu
coughs, uliu nll nervous affections. nuwuro OF
InuntnrfuIU.
, 1881-03-29
PERU.

ELECTION OF oALDEn0N.
Special Correspondence o. 7hs Chtt1oo Tribune.
UAt.IAp, Peru. Feb, Gi-Aftcr being thfr-
ty-llyu days without n Government, tlle leasl-
ins citizens OF Lnla llulli u nieutlng on tho
1lst Inst. to consider tho situation nlltt Orgal-
lxo Provisional Government, empowered to
treat with Chill. This step nau Mt lust be-
como necessary, slnce tho Chilean authorities
had slgnltled thoir Intentions OF no longer
waiting tho pleasure Of tho Supreme Chief OF
Peru, Don NicolAs dc rlcrola, and Ind DE-
ellneti ontorlug Into any treaty with lIln III
future. Tho meeting OF tic 9lAt Inst. nd
}ourncd Dftcr an Interchange Of yluws OIL
tho subject, and on Tuesday, Feb. r, rcas-
scElblctl, anu, after a Bon,eWhat protrnctctl
t!cbate, In which tho anomalous state nf nf-
fairs now existing was freely discussed, tho
following bases fur tho Constitution Of a new
Government were unanimously adopted;
|. That tho tltuo has arrived for establishing
now Government.
!. That ihls 0oyernmout should bo uupesaoual.
.. Tint 1t shal! bo xab1ect to tho Constitution
Of ls5o.
1. Tint Tho Provisional GoyernMont 10 fully
empowered TO adopt tho 1noasutea necessary In
tnAtterHUt AuRnco.
8. That thu Goyor7,mont aha,! call tosothor
Congress wth'n tho noxt afteon days, ltl ordor
to secure an armsttcc. Or suspension Of hostlll.
tics.
ELECTION.
Immediately aftcr tho adoption Of the fore
golny, the meeting proceeded to tho election
Ut Il Provisional President Ut tho itcpnbiio Of
Peru, Tho result of tho first ballot was ~
~ Tofts.
BcEor Frano!aco OraeIa Caldoson. lu9
ReIaor AArclto DeneGrl+ Grl+........-..,...,...... .
1tuur-Adlltrul ll0uteEnt. .... .........
N{fn1
Uauk ,.,,, =
Sehur CalitrOn Was theu declared elected
by tho President OF the uluetlng, 6ehor Dcil-
egrl.
Tho l'resIlent-elect. IN accepting the li!gfs
0ttlcD which ha4 been conferred upon lin.
remarked that tlia evening before he had
said that tue person upon whose shoulders
, 1881-03-29
DIES MONIES RIVER.

Sptttal Dlfpdtth 70 7Ae ChltaQo Tfto.lns.
kEokCK, Iu., March 1s.-Thv Des Molnes
lslyur tluols lnvu mnde fearful havoc nj mud
about Alexandria. Seven houses anl three
bridges l,Ayc been washed away. Hallway
communication betwecn t!tls point and Alex
al.tiria r. cut oir Tho Il. & st. l.. liilo CROSSES
tie bridge mere, goes to Warsaw, md trans.
fcrs its passengers by ferry to Alexandria
Another. which Is reported to bs the hrayIest
wlltcl. las vet coule down, t,ls pus.ed Eddy
vile, u.tnmwn, lsesltosisport, IND Utner
places along thu ues aloincs lliyer, takiug
out the bridges ut these points, and ttonE
considerable 1anRgp It Is backed by Il
seyeu-foot rise. 1t Will probably reach Buena
Vista some tline Tonight and fears arv en-
tertalncd for tile .snfcty Of the Des MUlnes
River railway nnd passenger bridge ut thAt
point.
hnrn lnnn nrnacrItu.I TIM TIN nEas Eo xan M
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received Mt military headquarters from Capt
y. y. Wheeler, ,4uartcrmaster al fankto1s,
sattd that the river WIS open at t1iat point,
uld TINT the .fown Of Pierre, the present
tho Northwestern hallway, was completely
Hooded BY the rushing waters. The object
nf Capt. Whct1et'a. dispatch was to. secure
Instructions fr0tn headquarters for drawing
o!i tho ftnyerlst'snt ataret!ouse {or ta.9 rntlef
may result frnH tho overflow. 1lo was dr.
rectnh to do wl!atever he deemed necessary
10 alleviate suffering.
, 1881-03-29

ltu6HlAs
OnnEK or THE HANTETt.
ST. PETERSBURG, NIareh 2S-Tha Prince of
Wules will today confer the Ortler Of tho
Garter On tho Car.
I There nre continued rumors OF Gen. Nell
Koff's resignation.
II IL IE11EYED
the Emperor fns ordered tllata 1lkaso bo pro-
pared conyoking commission to discuss tile
question OF representation Of the people OIL
Stute questions.
WARMING TO THE CAR
II, GENEVA, March, 29.-Tho Nlhillsts say that
j1f Sophie pieotfsky IL condemned alld exc
cutcd the Czar will perish.
Fltrrz,
COLOGNE, Marcll :,s.--A dispatch from st.
Petersburg reports that tho German Prince
l.nporial, receiving n deputati0n 0f German
,1nllabltaMts, said: II have always 'naln-
sained tic closest intercourse with the pres-
el,t Car, and you cnn assliTo your country
men III Moscow that the old friendly relations
which have pnssed Into tradition between tho
two countries will continue, and tho prcseut
frien1shlp will be us lasting as TINT OF former
generations. This friendship Is not only lsa-
portant for Russia and Germany, hut for tho
whole OF Europe.'
PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM
Nas started for Berlin.
, 1881-03-29

Special Dttp1ttA In 1h4 Chfed1o tribune.
1'f~rs,,cnu, Pa, March 2s..-A special to
tic Commcrc!stt-uazcltcf from Youngstown,
o., says: x few minutes beforu IL o'clock
this morning tho mupl,cad III tho upright
Doilcr of the Brown uonneli old mill III tlIls
city blow out w!t1, terrific force. III front OF
tho tIend WIS llcavy cnst-frnn foot-race, tho
plates Of wl,tc!. weigh from 800 to 400 pounds.
When the buElcr parted the steam rushed
into tho foot-rnce. and III MI instant the two
politlcruus plates were buried through tha
runf. OF thu mill twenty feet overhead. IN
falling one Of tho plates lodged in
tho skyltgtt Of 1ail factory, l,encat! which
n number Of ,neD were Mt work at tho nall
machines. Tic other plate cnsno down
through the roof Of the pudding mill, sonle
yards to tllo right Of the boiler, anil lodged
on uie rafters directlyoyer the rolls, Mt which
the mon were Mt work. The whole end OF
tho mill WIS filled with snoc dust, and SCOT;
and bricks, pieces Of iron, and timber were
hurled nbout fn every direction. Tho cx-
plosion made but little noise, but
In Il short time tho scene of tho dis
lster was visited BY thousands. a,,d
when the smoke and dust cleared away will
Ing hands wcro reudy 10 MD In rescuIng tho
unfortunate men, Whose slrleks Of pain
wore heard above the din OF the miIt. Fol
lownRls list OF the 1njurct:
Daniel Seyler, drag-out, terribly scnlttcd
on tile legs md bnck, and badly bruised, lie
cannot recover.
Edward Clark, nail plato roller, scn.lcd
md burned about tho body md face, n1.d In
I,trcd internally; recovery doubtful.
patricl; Conroy, laborer, right leg shut
tered BY Il missile; atnputation will probably
, 1881-03-29
Chns. GOssGOe d Go.
tO6.f(O State.St.
56-62 Westinghouse.
Proposals FIR GndInn Aupplius Rnd Trnns-
pDFtAt1Ot&.

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inds and a;ansts,ss Il q 4. 1tlsr ga9da saa
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uoss. tIuu Ha place VI d.tiystf !erna q e9nsfSss
W. S'ps
:s :. .t4 iss% !s! es J" }ss }MsaaKit; r
-. 4 i'f"atway Hsw fort. ana g shS T. c9mns.s- !,
is ss E iSs Il :;s SsSs:
li. viii he oyoued as tho hout md DAY Above STAT
si and ptdasts ass snS!ssd W 10 pfsaans ~ a e*-
'A1' CknTsyEu curcnh
& ~ hS: .ans u;' D IL s.Sas
tsssatv, ~ at III SEX + ~ " SlcS sSSns Of
'A' ''"'" AcIna Caulasisslonst.
, 1881-03-29
UNDER THE WHEELS,

DEcArt,lh ILL.,, March 23.-A1lc!lael Honey,
brother Of Owen Kinney, Of this city. wis run
over md Instantly killed In tho Wabash yard,
ut peoria, lust night. Ills remains. wcre
brought here tonight, nlui wero taken in
charEe by his lnc0rsolab!e parents. Tlle
funeral will occur Tomorrow.
WMirEwArEE, Wis, March sa.--An IL
ycar-uih boy, sun Of tho lntu .Dr. Ensign,
was, ~ badly hurt By. fAllln9 undur tho cArs
of the 'uest-lnunu freight this afternoon that
l,e sur, iyel but few hours. Onu leg WIS
lip. rho Dully was bAli!y nla,,glcd. The
buy Was trying to catcll Il rlo on tic train.
, 1881-03-29

Husbands raIclMnu HluxlleslA.-I'our
frat premium medals Awarded. Moru nXreuuhlu
10 tho taste aud sulalIur dosu than pthor u,ag.
ucsla. For el!e III 4oyuruu!uut stulupol bottlud
at druRYxta' aud country storcs, ,A4u by I. J.
Husband, JE.. I4llA1elphlA.
, 1881-03-29
SWITZERLAND,

1SVESTIHAT1USs
GENEVA, March 29.-Tllo Government Inns
directed tho police to strictly Inquire into tho
movements 0f Russian refugees hero ttnnle-
dlately bofore tho Czar's assassination, and
send to Derno tho originals IT my telcEratus
refugees sent Or received nb0ut tllat ttllio.
, 1881-03-29

Ef0eFlrko 4 ,rafel Have fl.8t0CkcA
homeopathic pharmacies, l0sutat e1cl lusively tu
thes ala Ut h0luruf,athiu llttt!cfncs aud ks, IN
Now York, Philadelphia. italt lu.nrc, fvw Or
leu1ls. nnd Sun Francisco. Their Chtcaxu estaI-
lshIueut IL Ut III Elark street.
, 1881-03-29
DAStJTOIAND,

ANOTHER Hattie EXPECTED.
LONDON, March 9s.-Sfr l1orcuius Robin
son tolegraplls tllat nnother Important cit
EageMlunt IL expected to Take paceat l3oleka,
Wtlere lArga forcu OF l3asllt0s are iltrcnclIcd.
, 1881-03-29

SOUTH AFRICA.

NEWCASTLE, March GA messenger from
lotchefstroon reports that tic place sllrren-
tlcred the dny peacu was signed. after hartl
fighting, ln which eighteen British soldiers
wer0 Killed nllu ninety wounded. 1'hc l3ocrs
captured U, ,000 pounds of ammunition alid two
guns.
, 1881-03-29
ITALY,

4 Plot Tn AksAS1NATE THE POPE.
Ilo,lt, March 28.-A lady, who las Oh
taInull 4 pr!yAto Interview with tho Pope,
murder of iiinissif md Cardiilai l'oeci, ''0
, 1881-03-29

Observation-Disclosures relief and a perIua-
ueut curu. For Il HANfaisp'a ltAplcAL CuuE,
CArA nIIlAL HoLvENr, l.ld lnPInyED l$tALEit,
trcatlsH a1ltl directions, my now be hAh OF A!l
druggists, ucAtly wrapped i'll oHe package. ASK
to 500 1t,
, 1881-03-29

DEATH OF A HWITCIIArAN.
DErlto1r MIcIl., March S,-Jolln j. Nc
Queen, u switch,nan, was killed at Milwn.'
kee junction, ,Iear this city, yesterday, whllo
coupling ears.
, 1881-03-29

SMUT1IEltEO TU UE4AIII.
CAIRO, ILL.,, aIarch .3.-~A Iaboror na!nGt
Murphy whIle Il, state 0f Intuxlcaston laid
down III n car of oats last night md wa
slnotherGu to death.
, 1881-03-29
FOREIGN.
The Wife Of "Unser Fritz"
Gets Notice that He
VIII Be Killed.
Hia Assassination Il to Take Place
During tho st, Petersburg
Ceremonies
Severe Comments Of Tue Judge on Ito
Conduct Of Editor laWsoIl-Dlsugrcc.
luent of The Jury.
Eighteon German Communists Sent to
America to Drink Their
Schooners.
The Way the Beers Celebrated
the Last Day They Had
to Fight.
Capture Of Observation-Disclosures
British Killed and Ninety
Wounded.
Account OF the Election Of Cnltleron as
Provisional President Of
PERU.
The Difficulty in tho East Nearing Crisis
Another 1noendiary Speech By
Dillon.
Capture Of Potchefstrom-Eifhteen
British Killed and Ninety
Wounded.
Account OF the Election Of Castler0n as
Provisional President Of
pcrn.
Tho Difficulty in tho East Nearing Crisis
Another Incendiary Speech By
Dillon.

irlttiGHIh&

THUsslAt
bR1It'1S, Mafca @5.-Ile RUSSIAN doFcen'
ment IS considering the question I'll tho adol'-
tlon oil the scrutlf' de l'slo system u voting
atelect1ons for members OF TIC Dies'
HsMA1tcK's srEEcn.
BERLIN, nlafcil Sill I'M ltelchslag To-
day Prince Bismarck, replying to q criticism
by Herr t.nskor, defended tho Government
bills relative 10 taxation, aid lie assumed tho
entsro responsibility for tho memorandum
presented to the House together with tho
bills. 1t embodied thu program which Is a',-
proved by tho Federal Government, and
, 1881-03-29

havo long prescribed tho shnkcrs aarsapn-
JuretnIah Hllke, II. d., GilsnnntuB. y. II.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-05-26
Suspiciotis,

II seems suspicious for dramatic critic
a. a play % laugh Unit bis s"-t mttpu-
rrttl" OF likr peas from q pod, b'. affected
TO tears until A- has 10 borrow an extra
handkerchief u absorb Tire moisture,
applaud till he seems 70 lead an encore, -
and then 10 write criticism next
morning condemniug the play as
txecrahle and the actors as worse.
1t seems suspicious for a young man
10 call on the same girl every other even
ing and on another girl every other even
ing. 1t seems a. if twouli be- - mother
evening" with him before great while.
1t seems suspicious for grocer to put
up sign ''None but dairy butter sold
here, when there are a dozen kegs Of
something or other with the labels
scraped off just unloading at his store
door.
1t Seems suspicious for woman whom
you have known since she was a girl as
decidedly freckled specimen, to ap-
pear on the streets without a freckle in
sight.
1t seems suspicious for restaurant
keeper to carefully avoid dining at his
own place Of business, just for the sake
Of walking two milc- to dine with his
family.
1t seems suspicious for clerk who
gets S. week salary to appear in new
pair Of mauve pantaloons and suit to
match at least four times a year.
1t seems suspicious tor man to bring
down cotton umbrella in the morning
and carry home silk one at night. II
! also looks like a good trade.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-05-26

"Minsrva. Ey~ il b~antiml new
shade Of blu.
Tsn-color-i kid gloy-- arr worn with
Whit costumes.
Poke bonnets are so called becap--
every body likes to pok- fun at them
/, is estimated that the cost OF spring
bonnet is about what house will bring
at sheriifs Sales.--future Al.
(iiriles pointed in front are worn with
surplice waists. The back Of th. irrs-
is mad- perfectly plain and has no belt
at all.
Mourning gloves for full dress ar rin-
broidered with j-t beads on the back and
have broad band worked in at the waist
to simulate a bracelet. ..
Wraps of metal cloth in modified dol
man form, with short, loose sleeves, and
those having long, full sleeves. shirred
in at the hand, are new.
The absence Of entire Overskirts are
particularly marked in imported costumes
thi- season. There is either none in the
back, but sash or draprry in the back
and plain front.
Two silver pins in tie now remember,
please; one is not enough. And you
must cross them and run them through
the material so lightly that they can be
seen ALMOST from point to head.
Broad sashes OF ombre satin merveil-
leux will he very much worn with deli
cate summer toilets. These sashes are
very elegant, and the gradual shading
from the faintest tint Of color to the deer
rich hue gives them peculiar and heauti.
full effects.
Plush and Venetian satin sheeting are
the newest materials for mantel and win
dow lambrequins and other drapings, anC
arrasene embroidery on either is very
beautiful. These materials come in every
color Of cream to a deep shade Of terri
Gotta.
Many dresses have a series OF marrow
tapping bias putfs up the middle of tn
front breadth, where tapping knife pleat
ings were formerly placed, while other
have similar pufs up the left side, wher,
they are disclosed by the overskirt beinj
caught up very high on that side.
A bonnet with one string is one Of til,
millinery novelties of this season. Tn
string is long and wide, handsomely trim
med at the end, and is passed under tn,
chin and attached TO a pendant spray o
flowers and lace on the opposite sid
which does the duty Of a string.