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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

EUREKA LODGE. NO. Ie. r. q A. NJ.
yy,HE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
i reka Lodge. No. 10. +. A. NJ. will be
held in ODD Fellews' Hall Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister lodges, and sojournfng
Cd to attend. EVAN JONES, W. N.
ALEX. d. Rock, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

NTEETs EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT.
Nl urdsy OF each month. u their hall,
corner Clark and Edwards streets, a. 7:S0
o'clock. PATRICK STANTON. President.
PArRIcx HAxxox. Secretary.
Eureka. July 10. 1880. jy20-h
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

BEATIrIG LODGE. No. =, K. OF r.,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
NI month, at 80 O'Clock P. NJ. ct its CASTLE
Hall, in the Rickard- Foley building.
Ali Brother knights, III good standing, are
fraterns nslly invited to attend such meetings.
VIII. DAVENPORT, o. O.
@. II. CApY, K. OF r. and 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

AMERICAN LABOR UNION.
YrHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
Il American Labor Union wiz be held at
each week. Any person desiring information
in regard TO the Union. can obtain the same By
applying 10 the Secretary, OF Armory Hall. be-
4. O. BISHOP, President.
4, N. uAnrnxIrs, Secretary. spi7-a
, 1881-02-24

Ih1slhtt TIhtt. Eth. !. ... ....-
At tho neatxeK nf Gers n csEg TINS Just Icon
tried which r. Ut singular barbArtty. At bilrlnd0
tneru lived II furFner nn1nGil tnlthtxnrt With ns
Wifi and only s0n. tho hitter II young man Of
brutal 1n;itlters Anti chnltclle.i hhtIlta. Tho
great wiah ut tho rnrer,ts, who wGrc tnlserly In
ttlc extreme, WIS tD see th0lr nHpefIll sun mir
Ylt4s III a E!ys with tNty, a.sl thsy wGrn exceed
iMgfy pleIsG,l WHEN they were tnhl thMt he wns
rngisgrI to III hGtrtss. nAnM slurlo Toulouse,
with It portion ct NlUM fr,tacs. AZ II nIatfGr OF
tuct, hi,weycr. sho Ind unIy 100 Fr'llcs, nd tho
nl.Her Of the oil TGople wis excessive with tho
sui tDnlcssEtl thlt hc had lied nj tho subject
mn! that no WIS already married H. tho girl.
Frnu tho very ',rst a!,o led Il .ssY's life III tho
ntuIat,le holtsetnll she hal inst entered. rts-
nrr,aGhes. thrrats. aud hlnwA belnK her dAtty
i,ortt0n. nntlt ut lust her husband ~. tlrcat Of
her uni left her with tho old 1EIlthHxArtls
shortly afterwards slIe weut hnek IT. her friends
uni thu Hol returned hont f}ulnrtunntely fur
ller, shs hCuttl Ut hs return nrI cAt!!e ttktn TO
AfIrantIn II E!nln, anl,pnrt front hin. Shuvtty
nftHrwnr!s ssIHg young nleti lH'attng Dn tta
Ensp River perceived the t,hIr creature ttHNtiH
down thn Htsrnln n,ll rescued ilrrt llaat!nzalH
Tho younger wntchtfiH thu WhnIe proceeding
tr,ni tho hunks With his nrt,ls tolilGd. Even
then attI refused 10 Hccusn hur wrptcllGh hl!s.
hnnli, tlccuslilY th.lt i wHs y nccticnt tnAt sho
fell Into tho wnter. Within Il WEEKS time her
l,Aily WIS f0ltaml tn Il wthAl HNtjohl1lg tho fnrn
Il gilsi -uttrtcul cxntll.utlnn rt,vpnlCl tho fhct
ti kIlp llaI lcesl AutTntHtril. 1t Ia sntsfAct1ry
IL rt'eurd thut III, suggestion Ut cxtc1NtiEsr cir
t11E1.Stnt!ecs wuH lrtl1ktlt InrwHrt!. td ttt thu
futaiet. nluther. and son were all sentenced to
uerputiiAl tirl4fftr fnarca,
, 1881-02-24

III my ont yenr under tho provisions Of tho tr-
@,'g .a, s't.ilon l,n i.ltnt'c,etit 10 pay n jug.
@ IL yI"xo k cvy 9H"]'t ,ha t. % '
talCh StItcnrtilK ytar fnr such r,lrp,s. 70 lut,u
~ my Judgment rnnnIns ithsatIsfir,l. No
lloHey cnlenutEd hr tuxntion untcr ti,o prb-
r,!rI'oan thnn Tho 1'lymcbt nj Judgments rttnv.
Hreh nxnlnst Bc city. Town. nr viilngr cnlf"ct-
hK t',G tafne. ~ long ~ my Judgment nratnet
TIM Hnnnnt uf tMxea prnvIsiotf fOr Gy fltfs net
s!f'ill hu exclusive Ef Tho Aint,tlnt nccAarv for
tt!G payment nf Judgments a!tntnc't MI bonded
indebtedness Of such city. tuwn. ur villaKc.
Af,nr II t,roWGtetl debate, tho bill WIS re-
Terrell to Tic Judiciary Committee.
TifE SPECIAL. nt,iEtl
f"r tlo nornlng, Senate bill M. :s,,s. un,e,,tl-
! 1i.g TIC Fss a'"l saiary law Of the State by n.
tH tsrH , e'* 1's ' Ell Ell 'Ssss WIS ssy st wns c,1 i:a
tlntl hr'!tIGtl tn third rentlng, ns wcrr also
HnnsD hill No. y. nppruprilt1,lg Sl,SU0 for tho
;.SpeI,ses, nr tllo Appellate Court Of tho
ro4f1l' District: nlM Senate htll No. ~.
,1IaIil's at,Lrnprlatioils for lcatinE the Statc-
llulsc. rrtutint, Ute.
ScrntDr Merritt introduced n bill IN tic it,
terest # thH calftIes of. the Stntc.
ScI!at0r Fuller put In Il bin mnkille tho
sclnslulD of freight nin! passenger rates
ataoptG,t NY Tic 1lallrGal aud Wnrel,oalsc
commissioners conclusive Instead Of prtiIIa
tatIt evidence uf reasonable rntcs.
Senntor Edwards Introduced bitl appro-
prlatlng *Al GM fur tho repairs 0f tho dams
Oil tho I4tttln Wabash River,
Senntor Fnler's bill allplislt1ng minority
representation III Boards Of Directors Ot
county fre-lnsuii,tcG companies, and nllnw:.
lilg ten 10 Insure lay AMI grain II, stuck a11tl
l1ets nl,d cattlo on insured premises. WIS
rAssGtl.
rho Senate then adjourned until to-mor-
row nlOrlllng.
, 1881-02-24
IGlthafMn Hunk HEnMnGellIeMt.

}s%p11t'W 3tfs1TftPt.
CnG nf tho must sensational hank scandals o.
morrlI tttirS lA Just been brought tn Light III
Hl.ltlIsknvkus. According tn THO Cologne tn.
7ettt, thu Directors nf tllv N!HsknSkns Bunk.
twulye In nuHher,-AtntnK flnn thu hlnyurOc
thu tu~il a!i RtsGFlll nlHtnbprs 0f ihG UrrAvN,-
hnt0 during tho jlhHt ve years suceeedcu In nt-
rrnprnttng deposits tn tho ntnuunt at over
1lu. .tkkl r,Iiiblcs ncnrly halt ur which sl!n hnH
fut,ltl In why tnu The pnettsla of the Trthgra !,
ind q, lhstlntiDtF, respectively MnuEer Of tho
bnMk unu IlurEutlaster Ut flidlsknfkas. 'fsi!a
colossal robtely w,l1 discovered snort tma aIRH
lty the Imperial heyfsng t0nmit,re lalefy
ehutH,s lpy tlIe Ministry Of Flhaneo with lhs III
fpatg1ttlo Ot certain long suspected irrtrulnr'
ttt,4 III lf,s administration uf llI.HHclil lnstltu-
liu,ls In tho FruvrCs AZ IL ttaI frequently tho
east In lsussin. sttpnua etT0rls hAseIWrs litsle,
apparently with stt'ess. tA prevent t!lt public
EXPOSURE ll1,l punishment uf tt'c influential per-
sllIIttgcs chiefly Implicated III tic H4nHtln frauds
i,ructlepl lpni tho t,uluslthr3. AT tho l5tuslco
ii fho *tnsskMykA4 l1MHA. Nr tsti!"uhu.
ItlunsptGs hy ltH cIEttf ollicA q. JoN'tontt, tho
l&ss,R tciI.!tv ita suppressed tho rlrt Or tito
ltpfIalng Lumnltt1O; A,H1 II #Uulat util1enr t1lt
lit, aet.,mt Grt.,tnMls. HAhu.sRh they hAve ass.!t
III Il, f..s lher lHItctnraft!lIs 10 tho plundrrcu
hntk. tnty.. without titl"uty, ohthinu' trt'tl!H"
ttttl tu nthar fmpotttlt pt,Hts III tlin hnl1l Az"
mi,ltsfr4tiDli. Fnr i1<tAttt, tsse turltcr bank
tuM,lnKer, J. llngtlrIlpir, q Iv Elelnl0rNt thu
iNsl4Mimt Committee. ThH neSnrMuS. Ut theAn
surprising revelations. tiurlth!p rs they heef.s,
IL ftrlnllly guaranteed hy thu C1!1Fun tttzetts.
,v}lIsh ctyt,t.tltra itA llHrrtty1 hf tho, "HEnt
ytat}!s,1nyk,ls scaEIni" with tho curt, hut cln-
phutIe sentence, ",rllrsn ar1 1nets!''
, 1881-02-24

L4,aitnm t+rryxp1Hffaitt MtHrhfAftF f3It4rtlan. .
rho u,s,sl cruel Iutl,arni QOvtfnllrnt III tue
wurll Il tlAt ut Ferta. which. likt every ather
Government. l,ls tts lncul irit'tInn E Cus1anl-
uu1,ie. In thu lust wrCk ne .1AnuAry live olllDElts
cnistlon,nt 10 logging E,y th!b porssan Court ro-
rcl|eL their pttuhhnsent l,i tln ctlytyaru uf tue
TrrstAu Acknowledgement. Travellers have rc-
corded tlst IN I'ersa It " customary fur tlup-
seers t9 heat tLer utatnnls with = lol,k loatleE. m
cd Whtru nj ordinary whip II knotsp's. This II
anIltelh,n1 lIkn the .'eat or knont whlcn tho
l'orniAas t!ru reportel to h9vs Used ut Costails
tvu stout leather tliu,IKs, tllu extretlty Ut tho
luttor bulnR tipped win lend. Euth time the
tho rulprits thu tlrsA WtA torlt IN strti.s fr'h
THUR hildtes. At tho tenth hlow hu1nasl 1,as1rxt
could alalld m lH0Fu. Yho esttl'rtts ut this paht
lust consciousness an1 presented shocking MT.
pearattlce. their uyrs s%cllMt til' to Hn o'Drnls
uIu,it ,ast.l iWunty minutes. aud tho crinl-
m!ls could evidently hcar NJ usoru they wcro
taken buck 10 thelr cells in . horribly nlnttiatod
C,Ia4lilluu, and III Il state OF complete lnseila-
hlbity.
, 1881-02-24
SMALLPOX,

COtuAulrs. o., Fub :k-A tramp who applied
sur l,RlRnx ut tho City station, last night, wits
found tn huye nu unMssnkat''o caso ut s'nit'
nos. Considerable anxiety Is felt In Tho elty.
Strcfat IHspateh to 1hs th'cA" 1rt6a"e-
31OHAourIl, ILL.,, Feb :sl-It has bctn published
thut thulv wcrv apvcrul cQHcs 0f ynlRlt.pUx III
Isiskwuod, u a.ull vlllaRu six lnlrs wcst OF here.
Il ID tr,4u tllAt tho sckoola AAyu been alsli!ssuI.
u,d TUG slu.lil pox tiM4 hung put ~ preSautioil.
ury rasllres, but u ma{ ho auth"ratAtisciy;
havu accn 4cclArua 10 bu chvkcn-pox by tho
doctors.
, 1881-02-24

u
!,n, c,ucntctj n st,,l Wild, noyt8 tirank n aiaes
nf liu,ior il, iis iifc. III his native t;armnn
v!liasn, where II wss i,npossibe 10 raise My My
fIlsI,r l,,t Ty,.. and Tic peoplc co1,I brcw tiu
MoHr so VIII w,t,sxy.pt.rsv1yn S TO r1n 4or,,,,t:
'"' sItfE ' ''f'-''''''
h""r mi IN ii~I,t % ,yincs ,ycrc i'm,.ortcu i,n IT,
,hm ,mf,,,.. w,;rN sm.r ams s;ra,sp T. Ti,.
HIM.. e", ,e,, ,t,o Il ,",,i,l ~, w., ,tnS
1n,I'l ~ r.. nrni,ti,sj if it.,m'r r,as
dr;vt,, nv n,vor ~ fra,n to snioons II ,vn,,,a ~ ~,
viii r9 rnos ~ foteis. In fnrt ihcrc 'u ,wos a.
tI 1rnf,, i,ofnrn In noi"a;,,r m.,H
tlrurrtsts to sctl ii",,ar IN ..,.,.mtlttos l"ss
thn;1 EatloS,-a lin " pnrely t'li1 #. 'tia tl,e
l,efFs' nr ,er p '9 9,, 'o''1st "no Gn,',a tr''g
stnrn ,rI.inl, wasn'i t,ce,,sS,l vixen thnv
s s""jlut T ret Il H"s nywhefc IE eIse. e etosnn @
Afr. Ilesllx alluded to
Tnt: POLITICAL. EFFECT
Of tho Kinds int. tit sllonll ever become n
.,n, mil f,,stn,ti ~ tio iss,e in, H." IL. i
@ ~ H. t ,thnr ,attor. tt,v Il,
wklcI the f,,tsfncss ,,nhi;c wrrr inf"rss,r,i NJ
c,'iSs;s mi tMx,,aysrs. t,,e ',,,,y tss,,,, whi
In. liz, ifi,fja h;fi ntu tt,n ,oa,I, svni ia ~,
n t,ar wiff, rhicnn,,,s s,xnf'rin,,"" " Il, this
| ",,stt.r s.,rmr,i ,.m ~, at, @"H-f'so IA '
'it fsiil ' ~ Mci st1n oge M hv ,hc.cc,,,,,.
the Yanccy, n of Wacoilp, i, y m ID attrippt 10
Scl;n,,n n n,Snf ,iu ',,lnr ,,o",hnrs ~ IN.
,"HisL ri,e ! nsnsn, 49,, .ins}E - ~ ts ~,
| ;,euTtI. @ '''e "''''' "''' "'''''' ~ 10
| ,i'!ie Chairman Severely reprlu1anaed tie
"f thn ir1,.mi,ar Trt',n Mi mn rs '"''1 p'''''
- VIZ ...s.,;.,. ~, 49,, s"...., ~,
Az iNslht ~ ''tk ,oMA1'IEE.
caEo ;S 's e''!fneetz Mets e. tho 'fFy ys ss Iii !. q,
| alslloest attetnnt tu bring Mbout irnlilbtnry
| !aws tnu Ing CONSTITUTIONAL nlue'iui'tnt is
, 1881-02-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIhS.

HPfflIl UlfVNltN "a IHd EHIfa79 1fTudH7s
BrJlEArt}Is, H., Fob. :sL-TAGsplan lAHaxes No.
ri, knights " I'ythlas. IL bUlng tnatitutcd hcE0
thls eycI,Ins by Deputy Gru,td chMnrolor ". s.
Wheeler, sss'stet by tho officers Atsh numbers of
tt. Finn I.otlsp, No. 10. Ut Ottawn, AMI attcern
und motnl,era Of st. Andrew'a Lodge. ut llsalia-
wota!, as well us several urothrcn from other
piarus. nu,nbnr.Mv oyvs 100. Tho N,'!sess.s s.s!sst
Wtl.laan AlIdVlss,ii, &C.; an johl JA.lt,s, Pre-
utD. The now lo.lye numbers upwards Vi thirty.
aud staeta alt ulidur tury ithtt1rtl,x rlrouln-
stances. THIS niukcs fNlrtcon sccrGt auctltca
In thla uItIuG.
, 1881-02-24
A THREATENED STRIKE.

SPEfEdI UtsHatEh TT 9HF "IsHpH I79VuHfs
I'IrTsnuitl1, l'tl., Feb. 21-SotlcD has been
1,ublishet iii tho t'annrifsvfs!e coke reKiotta tn
tho effect that tho iu!nerA le!lovu tho operators
trent thpul nnjuBtly 5H nbklg .hon tu t''ItIu ool
ulll' slr1lw e0ko ut loss thnn living wtans. anu
say,lx thut II they arc not Allnwct! III u.ayAueo
OF iys cynts per wagon III ur before nrxt 1hsus-
day thoy viii atuI, work. As they n.l.ber lIs"r'
" ion thnsallfi. I. s.rik1wnllA In surtnna mat.
trr ta cbilsIncrs 0f the. IN II Wtnla llktIy stni
the prteu ut IL ,ip with rll4n. 1t II thusKflt Thu
operators Will conrndp thu advance, INIT thus
ntUlu tho strike,
, 1881-02-24

tlhHt hF1!1h!1 tl"]u - PHGIIHtN puAt ~
Ill! caseS, l.,stea.l Of lNittnx them @ cases
swanln a tlIe li!Ehcr eonrt a'd n,atsrjM'iy II.
ieritr: Will its usetnlnrss. TlI. rrSuitiftnl
I; q SLOW M t!nt to soiitisn It i"si"s;s % j" liz
'sipIt''ltr tUurt makes the ureEf lill piece
Df nliselIigvOl,s rt!i}ncra1I llttrfereIlch
with tho present established ,or'Ter Of things.
lsafsOli. oi Chnk. llttht!licGtl i,lf. ~
ssa''y born III the Scnase' which i'ft'Sssses sos
lilo
fStHEtsE or rAHk TAXES
t,l West Cllicaett frnm ~ 10 Il mills III l1.e
dollar. Tic Interest t,luItifcstetl il! this
measure BY tho West Turk Commissioners,
nMl especially by onB Wilcox, las ntready
a.fnfAet. subject for eomsne,t.
Slc!IAI1s. IT PEORIA. scht up bill th prt..
vfic for t'le punishment ~ people WIN sell
of w.Iei,t. sncii wronEttoins il mule n
iniM'clngnflnr, pGnisfintfc by II fine nnt tn
exccct! S10o, ainl imprisonment II, tAll not
cxccetilns ninety 'inYs.
TAN SALES.
Of iis wlc1, arg lIISrjv |" '!,s st,," NJ" .s.
nnssi,. tim nrsvits ti,at ti,n ,,'Irri,ns.r ~
Il tax yule, il,stt!utl s,f inkjrE Il lx.,jet ,i,ay
apply 10 i Comrt Of ChunerTy, nnksng nif tic
IersoIs IN interest rasties ttcteimfH1lt, nlul
nl)sntHle title IN fec simple. Any ]ersn,, fl.
ier.sie.l In tho land nlay show cause why tho
order sl,on',l not be ,iiaslc, but, Ii t!.u Cnurt
IN satisfied TINT thu owners sl;nu'tl l,ay the
lnNcs or tart Of tllc1,I, liz t1,ny 81, Hr,lcr
The second htl provides fnr d Moiicc tn tlio
t,nr,tpart ns we'll ns the owner of in,tt II, cnsu
Of tax satcs. ...
rhnu,}fpr. nf (,ass ,ntrpf,tcrtl :, M, N RI.
ylsu ihn law i, rs1niinn to n.t"rm"vs nv ~ nil
cu1,usrlors' IT prnj!ihits .1,t,1Srs If i,m,,,fv
nr 'rnltntr tn,,ris frt,,m trtrtirfur n,v in ti,o
cHllntles Wjleri. tjlcY rest.le.
tiIIj. nj Nit .ao;,. 1rot Hfter tin tttncrant
ut,nrEs hy tntl,,s NJ i Il rpNittrinp item Il,
INV. itrct,s,. NJ Sf01 n ,nn,,til ttl TIM Sfute
I,"atd If Iicoitlt. and s,.i.c,int, q" tan 't /" n
nuttujtyn Of frnmt hid fn atiW aid innr}snn.
TIu I'M striEes ',tit lila tGl nruyisi, If Isl;
excluding from tlse provislUiSn nf tho Practice
aet M tllose Wiin % i'nse pFactlce'l medicine iof
WI years ~ lililiUls. 49,. ,.,u A., ,,
nrinto Si5uu5 "iI fnr nxtrn @ hu;t,)irs ~ nt Nnr.
, 1881-02-24
life in Springfield During Legis-
lative Sessions. as Told by an
Old Member.
A prace of Bills Which Are Likely
to Cause Music ia the
AR.
Arguments on tho Temperance Question
Before Committees Of tho Two
Houses,

RECORD Of PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY
SprtiM ptspatth 10 The Chicago TrthRtst.

urro,1> nr PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY.
Sptttal Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
srp,sGY1EIp, Feb. .1.-Thu Senate coll
yepsd ut the usual hour, President pro TEN.
canlnbel presiding. Tile usual batclI Of pc-
tIt1ons was ilretl Ill hurricdly ufltt buried I'll
committees.
Senator Wright utfcrcu II resolution Ii,
tonmeudatlon If r.. j. Dcrrcll, Of thu Illinois
Industrial School Mt Champaigll, Tor Ills tlEs-
tyery Of tito cause Of pear blight, called
Bactare ur Paristtl.
HILLS WE'RE INTRODUCED AS FOLLOWS:
l}y Scuator Filter, limiting for tho purposes
of taxa.lon the right of why nf railroads
through cities, towns, n,,d villages to tcn
feet IN width, Tie Stnte i}onrtE Of Epuuliza-
ton cau assess OH tho tel,-foot bnsfs. All
other property to be assessed by tho local
authorities.
By Senator Fifer, giving Stnte's Attorneys
s]5 as fees T.: preparing murder cascs for
trial, and making it thu duty Of 's.eli attor-
peyt to folow capital c,ses to the counties
I 10 which changes If venue arc tnken.
By Senator l,pnt, I'LL amendment to tho
4 Drainage Inv, giving Commissioners tho
! power to change tho bounds of Drainage dis
: tsets.
/
onice Of Township Clerks from ono to threo
years, Senator Wright says tint Town
Clerk 10 snoIlcr learns Ills duties tlian Ills
term Of office expires.
By Senator Fletcher, amending tho neyc-
hue law NJ rs tn include for taxablo 1'llr-
poses railroad bridges over ssavEgablc streams.
By Senator Torrance, compelling railroad
eonpaNtes to pnt In connecting tracks Mt
crossings, except in tic City Of Chicag0. :.
Ex-senator Edwards, amending tiio Fec nnd
to5Neys Iii niufhnr trials to $50. and othes
Eases In proportion.
I.1FE-1SaunANcE COMPANIES,
BIZ Senatar Merritt. amending Sec. 10 Of
the net In relation 10 life-lnsuraneo COM.
panles by providing tllat tllp net reserves Of
!sA 81 ,be bso'j'es Ssis s'"l II O' ppr s''p2ts css
The object OF this amendment Is, NJ ux-
Planted by Senator Merritt, Il, pr0yltlo for
lhe !nereAsc of net reserves by THO llfc-lnslr-
tnss hss sy sSRs66 Rs 6sc Il acus l. wslf9E of @ ID fs
cent In tho Interest vnluo Of money. Ten
Years ago the tioyern1nuMt wus ,1.lylnr ind
bprr cent Interest, MD guod turin mortgages
: tulld nut bo negn!lutetl for less thnn iron, :
passed 3 pgr cent Funding Iill, a1itl Tie best
mntteaEts Bring .Ia 1ioro t!lan s to per
cent It Is tlnugllt unly fntr to tho
Efcat body Of talo. pDl1cy-llol1ers that this
lntd set apart for tllC!r protection should be
II, Saly as Government bond, aud to secure
salssatcty Il lower sntp Nf computation tliilll
spef cent las becDtilu necessary.
Third HEADING.
w.. lhe Senate then considered bills on third
nlIl %, appropslatlng $4,Gi0.17 for the relief
~ ullai' cnrntllS Cr0,I,helin ct NJ, tnr In
, 1881-02-24

Hpeetdt Dtspatsh fl Tne EAteaqo 7rtat.ue.
T0ot.EsviLE.1:. ltnl., Feb. &l.-.1ullFs Matthew'S.
0Er nf tho most prominent cIt1rns Of Wnrrcn
County, died Monday nIght. Ito WIS mo or tho
most extensive catilt-men In lndluau. He
failrd sonu years nEu for over *l00,UU. but pnlh
III, n tnrge portion nr Il. 1T tha limo. OF hts
,lcnth hs wns carrying lffe-insur,,t!cc 10 thu
amount Of r., 00l for tho beelt OF bis credit.
d,rt
, 1881-02-24

1NnIASArn1le, 1n.l., Feb. :sl-.Iampa II. t&ay.
0l,c ut tho o!tlest residents ut indianapolis, died
ut hls rcsunce In th!s c!ty Inst l'!sht, aged III
yeAiS.
, 1881-02-24
HOUSE,.
PARLIAMENTARY.

with 1t bare quorum present.
Nlchnlis, Of 1'enrla introduced tho rcs0lu-
lions adopted n tlay or 50 AE0 By Tie City
Council OF Peoria, protesting against the slih-
mission oil tho propnscd temperance ntIrnd-
mcnt or ai,y otlior niecu of prOl1lbl.ory 1cgss-
latiol1.
INCORPORATION or CITIES AND VILLAGES.
HOUSE lill III, ca.lsu buck from tho Senate
with II slight amendment. which, OH motion
Of 1logels, Ut Alucn,, tlIe House proceeded 10
ca,,c.,r III. Tho bill. ns t,,siy passc1t by Tho
two Houses, with tlle Senate amendment, Is
MS follows:
a Hill. FOR MI net to u,llcnd Section ono IL Of
proved April 10. ls,..
Ars IL in uct untit!c,l :;Ais Act 10 rrosiiu for
tho Incarceration or Cities n!lt! Villages" mp.
prtred Anrl TO- W., isl ttrce July l. ls' bo a,,a
lows:
sK.;; l. THAT my rIty now existing N this stntc
y tner tnilowlng: Whcncv.,r til,e.sisl,tb ot tae
eGul voters Of such city, vutlng 1T tho Inst pre-.
cedipg tn,nicpnl .Slecltu!', shnll petition tic
tton In tn wt,ctier s!,ch city shml! hcct,fnu in
corpurute,t un'lrr this act 70 II vnte Of tito scct
sTs yoe u a s1 sy it s snS eq s The Sy Il s'S s
ety. or ,1l the .h.! r.tes'.'ty of tarI!, rs nr,-
rHl elections: f'uufdtd. there shall liz sufficient
itu,u Intervening to glv4 tho notico scaulred by
Inv.
sEc. g. Whcrcas M emergency exists that this
act shnl takc. clrect without delay, lherufnre
this net shall take effect md bc in foree from
aud nftor its passage.
THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
piotkc, Ut Couk, In vigorous and some
wllat excited speech, presented II petition
which, he sa1a IVES signed BY 200,non tax
1nynrs nf Cnyls rt,i,nty--nnH fterH 1ynSil'E IL
, 1881-02-24


nr,,,,,u, =. -, ~ o,,Icrr. ur nurr,. or I,ouro
Il pfpl pIrra1 !" ~ 10 taaasrs u" .'sti Of nv ss .k M 1p
tim. t,r pretended Atoek cnrrornilor. shuIl ms-
anI,c i" exrrGis" torporate 1s'wcrs. ar '!sc iho9
Hume ut my e.lch corr0ratIIon "r gs.tcc.l
1,rtls!"ns of this nta "t"rT ,er,,rattn,, ~ san
t.m y, .ii'a, ~ Ill., ~ ,rtd fnl.h. mil rcfnrn I'M
,Mricut" m tft 1'f ttn acn,ctary Of sfaa Is rorc
~ herolntpefnre provided for. s,lcl, pnrsol, nr
t"rs,ls tnny 20 flncti ~ any a'''a hoi M*te4 @ @
sr,,f',u 4r t,s nr h1th. in lie dscrctiofi ot
t;Et:. 10. Ir tho Directors. managers, pr aiher
jeriare ID a iay INV n dividend or make my tIl,.
Ar eari. ai any kis a'''S'E t!|s .t'ek:
D!cta v!!Hn sc u ~ f,.f "l
~ IT. RI xI trnortIo.
a,."i ,mrsi,, ~, ~ ,o'gnns tny he nr il, Inv s
nsit t'ycissiIny sioi or Imprisonment IL. tho
IN tic iu,' di:crriinn a ,of of tic Co!tr{.,
sIa:; =: seca. 10 md II Of qua act nro hereby
rts,nals1. ,,, ,.<, ,,,,,,,,,,,,o,
fr risfs nc @ p ss 1a, n% s tnto onct M FIT, III
Gfinr - III 10 assnsm sss ~ '""'' '' ~
'~' -" 3'' --
Il f.iLL fur M art to repeal ati act entitled
-. nr"s ,i ru n n.,;,"i ptnt.h ft,r i,,rrt,simr
Il Se ssa 's ss " O. n"5s 5 e.
spe5S1s' py ap y f;s, {sss Msfe 1e If as a. net ent
~ i ss f S;;s;: ; = e !asses,
;Ss s;:,; i & S''ts ,sps ed e
| npprs,ycs: a; n force Match H. tB:s:." be and
Nc. i. Wherein nrs,.t au,,se. arn being CON-
rs!tie'l ,,ntttsr tho *.M INV. thoseso'e Nn c.nerg
9. c,ey Gxisa +; mi this net sha saRc ehee1 OIL anu
"t'eF 'lH falsshee'
| In fhesn n,rn4nrt.4 f,rinn nItDHetltcr too
, 1881-02-24

It DOESN'T tukp pol.i. a quarter OF dollar Mill
huy Il luttlu Ut Vi. lulrA Cough Syrup. IL
, 1881-02-24
7RE STATE CAPITAL,

nE Glh1L ons ttRhs
poro,,yculug Of tho Legislature
After Its Four-l'ays' Res.
pit from Labor.
sorota Provision for On Increase in
Reserves by Life-lnsuranoe
Companies,
potitIons in the House For
and Against Prohibit
ory Legislation.
13cereing Hawkers, Peddlers,
patent-Rigllt Dealers, and
Public Sllowmen.
pll for an Act to Prevent
tho Dissertation of the
Sabbath.
enlistment Of Persons Selling
Coal and Other Articles by
False Weight.
Life in Springfield During Legis'
lative Sessions. as Told by an
! Old Member.
A Brace of Bills Which Are Likely
to Cause Music ia the
AR.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-01-19
Another Blizzard.

On Wednesday evening of last week
the familiar northwest wind began to
| whirl quantity of light snow through
the air, continuing in the work during
the following hight and the greater
part of Thursday. The railroad was
Don blockaded at different places so as
put stop to the running of trains,
a nd it was not until shortly before
n Don on Friday that the whistle of a
Il locomotive was heard. At that time
lac snow plow, several engines and a
8 llpply train came down from Sleepy
Eye and Immediately proceeded to the
snow drifts between here and St. Pc
ter, where the forceworked until Sat.
urday afternoon when the track at that
point was once more cleared. The first
train from the east, since Wednesday
evening, arrived about 2 o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, bringing fourteen
bags of mail matter which kept the
assistant postmaster busy for two or
three hours before the same could all
be distributed.