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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-20

Inter Oceanic Cansl-Ead's scheme-Mis-
sissippi River Appropriation.
, 1881-04-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

st. Louis Ropubltcan tDem.): Illinois has
the champion "go- u.s. youep!casc" 1.oRbslntus0.
II It Wnuld please to 90 out tho people wou1a DO
PLEASED. u
Now York Tribune tRsp.): Tho ahlc Som
etors say they receive lett0rs begging them to
stick and talk on forever. Thorn - no elamor
OF that sort Aud!blo tn any part VI Tho country
Norr!stown {Pa) Herald: II the manu.
fso.uror OF u hair-renowes were to got pertnis"
sEon TO use tho portraits Of aeaator9 burnside
md atahono In his Neutrality-suspicious. !abo!ed
" lleEuro lalnR" and Tho other "Atter islh9-
ho wNutd pako more money than plumber.
Louisville Co'lrter.J Jo,tr7,al tDoln.l: Coz"
ham 10 eyldensy not goneFal!y admired BY his
ltopublioaa hsethren Ia Virxsula, although tho
ohrontp otios. scekor assumes that ho - tue
Moso9 OF Southern Republicans. Tha.o latttt
purceivo that 1oeham ID tho Krqodl1st ONCE"
!eeoA Of all.
Richmond (Ya.) Whtg (lseadjuster Den,.>:
II IL Euuk bla1photny, according 10 Eoades no'
tions, to oeltlclse Gen. 1osoph u. Johnston, tas
hsra OF retzcats and lofeats In tue late War; but
it IL perfectly juas!iabln tu ahlsa Gen. William
llAhp1e, whose brilliant record ~ GonfaocsAta
Oonornl SHOWS him to have bcen tho hero OF aa-
vancea aud Victories.
Detroit FREQ Press tDam.l; Ex-REestdent
1layea o1onerates Mr.. Hayes from tho responsl.
bl!ty,' which has usually bson assigned to her ot
baulshsus wine from tho Wdita-Ii0use table.
The suggestion Hus hIs own. though u waA very
agreeable to Mrs. Hayes. This bs!ns tho case
, 1881-04-25

l., +o,. hor,t ~. tfa waatcrn
nst 10 no' G n,,''r f,,.,, nnnCr I'M. nr,vnl for
hooos' No1 " o'o'~ ]''' s"'N 80
tnroe ""ss' ->.... ,,,., 80.
a Boston paper says t.'". sna w.. IN M
Aorno mug oeau.Mu. a. ,o,,., ,aSt 4'' A''' n0e
ychtt WIZ" % o'"' ~ ,-.,.,
"Country Scsloollnaster.-tn o.u aAun,
lucky prorerb sayss 4,oI.t llcR tns oos uut'.
you hnyo locked over tho oEd man.
English papers atnte that Parnes! as soon
to DO married: Thoro will probably bo moro
bowling about home rulo tnan over III aoou@n
year from now.
An exchnnge advises the public to ''give
ncr,,hnrtlt Il wllo ,barth." This is nll wrora.
sanntnr nayta ia the li1un for wldo berth. Sarah
r., vet plDnv nicely with marrow one.
u,,,e ,i,,,,,,t,,,,s' oov that ann Americnn
,,or.or.wnr Ia tn fm snut nttor tho missing
Australlan stoamer.'. It Is not stated what will
be sent TO tho rcscue of tho man ot. War,
: ,r,,,,,,,,,1 Jouhtn Ei,nn ia fila latest name
a."..s -. ,'.,,,s ond tn or,c, thai n,,r read.
ta. o"o ~" t:,,t uoa,nH In ts,o matter II muv be
ets ..as " .. .h,+ ,n !. monhcv nj shnms,tdlu
Wo'l ~ s'"so '1's A' 80 - ''Sf'~"
nn"n' en- ,co mn 4,,o
jay oou4" oe's "ss ." eNu% =" ~ ,s..os r. .Lts
othes aay 10 90. np u, - m%, ~ .t,vor oo,n n would
sun. nu ',s"a IL enII.ino,,cd sretrht.ears to
'! n"so loIu'.S" :. -
'sanopot. 49, ,o,,,, j, si,r,,.
Ihe CtoVelnna Leat16F aoto"''f M"a."s :. m.a,,
TINT Anna Dickinson has !arRo ncas1 Ina an's
II pE,bably true htt Wnat anna sooIa ~ '.uS"
just now Is q larger hsos+ GUS ~ oF'"sA''' e"s
fcrng from h''1ouaneas.
| Tho New York Times recently pu0ltsnea
n powerful editorial on "Taxcs In Taxas."
, 1881-04-25

SEVERAL labor meetings were held In
Chicago ycstortluy. The lron-lnolttefs 70.
polvcd to persist In requiring n general In
crease OF wuges, aud took steps to
,ooure, tha enrolment in their Union
pt tho largest possible number OF non
Union men. They are aarsel OH
tho necessity OF abstainlng from vIolenco OF
Interference, but will use all iawtul means
70 llssuatlo others from tlling tha places
Facared by thu strikers. Similar action was
taken at the Meetlng Ut tue carpenters aud
Ioi.,eys, who PROPOSED to insist upon an nd
rance TO 81 rs a,.d o. per day. 'rlla German
printers are also moving for nn increase,
, 1881-04-25

THE mercury marked IS III tho shnaa III
Washington yesterday, mud the thermometer
which registers the probabilities concerning
a break In tho Senate deadlock jumped to q
high point In sympathy with TIC outside
temperature. Thus a.lmonlshed OF the near
approach Of hot weather, tho coIlbatants oil
both sides nIny be expected to hrlns to q
close the tedious sQuabble ovur olIaca spoils
and proceed to attend to the real business
for which tho Senate Ia convened, the con-
flrplatiou or rejection of tho Presidents no1Mi
nntlOus.
, 1881-04-25

ttonal Llbornis. tho fnrn.cr aIos and fFlantls OK
bismarck. nru loft out In tho cold by him. ohe
Of thotr chief otgans sayst "OuE pcop'o s'rop.
rcsantntlon ,cAn only rrovont' nut mover o"n
nchovo n1yth,ng, asiscss tho Uhnnocltor ln'lofhos
It. Tho future Cxatnncc Ut ntlr rhfty - eohu'-
TONED iirol. tho Willingness Of filstnhrcK TOT
n n,,,t,1nl understanding" nssnnrck'a Gu"
wpekorA Aro now tho CONSERVATIVES ana INC
Ultratmontat,ca; tho hitter no aonnaaoea
during tho tlmo OF his Cnltdrkntnpf NJ olom!os
to tho country. During tho coming olcotion tno
t&ovcrnmont will OBSERVE strict ne'fttaa!ly ~.
wu4i tho DttsamuIitanos, and III retarn tnoy
will support bismarck In his economic and 10"
calstto muns,lros mud hia light against tno
rpdicat Liberals. The radical LihcrAls, now
over, hnyo nm pxccss OF campaign mhtaflhl on
hand-vlx.s tho lnorraac III tho cost OF LIVING IN
consequence OF tho protective tafl9. tae 'us
cre,,sng emigration. nnd tho prospective now
taxes. in addition to m a1rohay nnheafanlc
burden, to onen tho peoples eypa as to whore
tho now policy of tho man at biooi and 'rot''
which attempts TO plaoc Crsnsissn upon tho
bAals Ut Socialism, will ehd them. Every one VINO
knows tho teuAotty of rrlnoo Dssmarok knows
that ho will not gtve up his row policy nna p'ans'
wllother thor fail OH the final vote Tor phasaRo.
or whothot they nro H1uelchcd 10 oonh1h.ovt
and TINT ho will aEnln lay thom before inc no"
| 1teIehstng. Thon 1t viii bocome tho duty OF fhe
Opposition to meet tho Prlnco and bis now pol
fuy not utoue with Simple tcnala and cFltlotaf>,
| b,tt nlso With liked mud wolt dgosteu pfoHrat"'
| Whom parties rofus0 to pnss Important inehs-
uros for potent rohAotis, somrthlt'H oleo ootto1
ataptcd to tho uucossttfca OF tho paoplo must Ut
| otrorcd. bismarck has openly stated IN ono o.
| bis speeches that he docs not caro- Whnt tho GOV
er,,,ncut Is, whether dtctatorat or lfbcrai+ II II
onIy governs for tho best interests Of tho fath'
orlaud, Ho IL ntnyIno tho dcmngog now and M!
takun hls position ttuder the motto: "With TIT
people. for tho people," And tho oppos'uo,t
, 1881-04-25

lit Is stated il, Washington that Simon
Cu,nuron's proposition that tho nomination OF
laobortson be Withdrawn in the interust OF
harmony received Il most e,npElatic negative
from rrcslttont Garfield, who sal.l to tile
venerable nugotIator, whnt ho l'ad previously
sa!d to others who l,ad undertaken a similar
mission, tllat this nomination ,vas the result
OF careful consideration aud duo dollbera-
tlon, and would not bo withdrawn. 10 tie
senior Cameron's erratlu was complete fall
ure. as 1t deserved to be.
, 1881-04-25

In consequence OF tho recent discussion III
tho upr,nan llatobsFath relative to ths !aoorporu.
don OF tho City OF Hamburg In the zollvere!n.
Iltsmurpk beca.uo 10 oxusper4sed that hc aug
eostod to Mr. Ytrsmann, tic representative from
Hamburg, thas it was about tttno to stop talking
aud to act, otherwise the ftoe ports OF ontry
haa exlstad long euouEh. This quasi ultfmnsum
appeared tho pext day Ia Dlsmasek's paper, tho
NorI Deulschs AIftgenlsine zsttuag. ~ thoro wero
no hopos TINT the Federal Council would op.
nose bismarck, tho good buEghess OF Ilamhury
thought dserptlon to 10 tha bott0rp part OF ya(os.
aud otter tho Sqpata Of Hamburg bud held a
aonsultatlon with aItizens' committee II wea
r,solyed to take Tho h!at and julu tna Zollvereiu
on certain condltlons, Aceosdiny to tho dls'
patches. those coniI tons aavo been In tho main.
accepted by tho GoEman Government and tho
Incorporation vii, taks place after q poraod Of
tradition lasting six years.
, 1881-04-25
HURTING THE PARTY.

~ - sps,t...artos.f f,o,oro, ton,aa
LUIS ',.l'o ~ - .,.an,. ,'oar,,, ,ost In ahall
VINO Is a''tt...'G ao .Sy ,n"s,,,e, and
huf. Iie p",v ~ ,..sa H"s t.a,,',s ,a,J IT. have
pan'sh'ns .so "os.s ,,,,,,or Tho
Deeh coM'hl'1sa III as.' ~, ~ ,,o-o o.,
1orni Oh tao sa.t eot '.so. 81 ,u@ a.tn,sn,
1hat soe'ico "s..asssa oa'.ss', T,rnI,, ton,,
Assistant toss'1'asto. s,,.s,,., .'.,,.,,,1tn
upon nl''se'l tnu :s,.,,. - ~, ,nnntl,a
"?culs "pplup, p,t's-. n."s.a". ~ ~, n,,nro.
anu .hcA upp!.sa ~ ~" .,a@,,nn,v svha,,
priasioh " supply .,'e = n.eo .,a,sa s"o,, ,m ~.
asNea WY uo aosa'u ~ ~ a., ,,o t,,sc.
pehulIuto wtthoa. Aas .,,at ,o ,,nov,
loht's a1lu uonaa..s "aeM .uhat IN .a,son
co1lE1eSs "ou!o 'n.,,.. ,,,,,1ar
oocaase u1o'o ~ a'..,t , a,a,, ~, o,ro.
oDlg"tols W NH n.y., " po. ..,t .s,.aI t,,at tb
pfsat'oh ~ ia't' 4no 'Isaa. ,.!.,n.s rs T.ss.oaS
man spo1e u"nt ~ m..o e,,I ,1ts.
OF Demg Hhpo"cMoo " ,o u,o ..1. a1ss.aI.
in1ssea' 1'eauys n'osa. ".s'a ,s, va" ana o,'
W'l''e-"Asa' ,'bo.s "'.s ',s - '.'s.a, Tero1;,
ulo MoneS "sksa ns I'sn ...', W.. .,,.,'s ,,,nrt
WIS cont'tueu y. o'so ts s,,a', s"s Lie rasi,-
ulhe' ""sa uloA .s's' ..o. nss..sas.a. ranaro,
nas'oh' ~ SIe'''s :, t,0,,aas s'"s .n"" onG .vlo
JaNies' Mno 20 ". ~" s',t,,,. % ,',,s,no,s ia
makes attens'on ~ sno .,s" ps ,,,a. 49, ~ In
lote'hos. uats y: ~ s,,",t ,s,s.s.,so.,n, ~
DefoReeu NY LUZ sos''o" .,'t9a''S .1.n 49," .,,,a
year ago' lto ao"s.a y. 49, a' -, tta ~.
Wero noto11oasi uo uAt1"'"s"Moo W. ~ s Is.,,na ~"
penditutes was sc'.,Iaaous' nu 49,, v",
testing taem uy ntsu,ous" n'I,". nnG -. ,,,,,at
service, nau Nv " u.'s. %a.'s.aa In. fa,,a, N IN
t1o CoM,.Ne ol ou.s'sos =. &c., ~ +ra ,,on.
~. n.aus W"s A'n'a ~ aos'e'" e..,+ ahr.,a t,,o+
| Ll1No lu6 A14llA AA0 nS1' @~"ts ~" "e''% %.~s-
, 1881-04-25

UrwAnDs OF 1900 empty collins were cra-
mated ut q lre In m indianapolis manufac-
tory yesterday morning, tho loss on building
and stock being about $50, 900. lncend1nrIs,u
is suspected, as also In fire Mt shaMokin,
Pa., Involving tho destruction Of some husI-
ness buildings, u newspaper Office, alad three
dwellrnus,-lpss, 10000.
, 1881-04-25

A MONTREAL barber who wants to go to
ne Penitenttary III order to learn another
rndc, is In fair way to be accommodated,
IS he col,fesscs to the firing Of stable aud
lwcllLnE and tho breaking OF plate-giass
KlnloWa In stores.
, 1881-04-25

n gentleman md Indy, who testified To tho
i,r1n,,css OF their faith BY Immersion In tho
Icy waters Of LIKE Michigan: nm address by
the I,oy. Dr.. q. II. fowler at n missionary
service nj Grace Methodist Church; and tile
celebration Of tho forty-iirst anniversary OF
tho Chicago Bible Society ut The Fourtl.
11rnsf1vtHrinn Church..
, 1881-04-25

THE cable announces tlpt tho French IN
yns!on OF Tnnls Is IN accomplished fact,
Logoret's column having entered Tunlsinn
lorrltory in spite OF the Dey's strenuous pro-
tests. The invading force met with no oppo-
sltlon, and went into camp between Kef and
tho frnnffar
, 1881-04-25

Jur CHICAGO THtnUSE has established braneh
,f,ccs for tho receipt Of subscriptions and advoFte
aenss M follows: -.
NEW yOltK-Room 70 Tribune uutfdlnR. FIT. NC
rAnlEN, Manager.
GLASGOW, acotlnnd-ii!lan's American Raws
,grncy. III Kenhold-rt.
LONDON. EnG.-A,nor!can Exchau9o' ~ s1ana'
HENRY +. G1i.t.tt, Agent
WAsuiNuTuN. y. t.-1a1y r atseot
, 1881-04-25

SEnv1A Is the noxt aspsrant for the honor
md advantage OF being II Kingdom NIL by
aerself. The scrvintl Minister OF Foreign
Affairs has gono to Vienna to consult With
tic Austrian Premier nboutft.
, 1881-04-25

|
will bp Mt Ieast n suspension Of tho DEADLOCK
III tho Senate to give M opportunity for tho
confirmation Of Executive appointments. 1t
Is probablo TINT tho President has brought
Ills influence to boar to bring nbont talis COLI
ccsston. The wondor is TINT the Admin
istraton did not long since intcrfefe to 1o-
u,a,lt1 svl,atorlal action upon Its nqmlnntions
as n,atter ot right, II there shall be my |
further delay, President Garfield will be
warranted III nppcallngt to tho country, which |
he may ito III tic shnpe ot ntl opei, cOirmunt-
cation to the Senate, ai,tt lle ,nay rely upon
thus calling out n pop,tar pressure wficli
neither pnrty In tho Senate WILL daro TO
ignore.
Whatever the n,erlts OF tho struggle be-
tween tho contending fhctlolls In the Sennte.
tilere has been Mt no ttno any excliso for
tho refusal to nct upU1l tic Executive hoinl-
nations. 1t wus to perform this business
TINT the Ssnnte WINS callctl' togssher III ex-
traortlinary session.. The contest over tho
election Of officers to the Senate Is, ut the
best, but n partisan struggle. To tho oxtent
TINT tlle Republicans desire to assert the
right Of the minority to control the officers
Of the Senate, their position Is proper
enough. TO tic extent that tho Democrats
seek to defeat this majority right, their po-
sition Is altogether improper. But neither
party can Justify the exclusion OF all COLI
sideraton of public business In the effort to
gnin party advantage. From this point OF
view tho Republicans aro equally blame
worthy with tiia Democrats.
Tho conduct Of tho United states Senate
Is all tho more reprchcnslblo III this case be-
cal.so It Is not, and WIS not ut any time, nee
, 1881-04-25

THERE Is now fair prospect that tho "star
route" swtudteS will bg prupesIy rrobuI, anu the
who rubbed tho Government brought
to puntehnent. Tudor tho ndm!nlstrR Ton OF
tho {reo at,d easy aecoud- Assistant Posenastor-
Guuerul Nrady tho coat Tor tho STIR service Tor
tho year en.lng lust Juno was $1sEl, ~. This
,yax S9lp9l0 tal.nost l. mflllon) in cxcrss Of tho
expondIturc for that branch Of service in the
nrucodtuu year, and WIS also Sl,A2l,440 Kroatcr
thnn tho ostt,t.4te submitted to Congress TOR tho
oxponsos OF the service for that yoar. The rock.
1esa way in NhtoA tho atAr-ruuto c0ntrauts w0Fo
4.tncrcnsu4 IL shown tn an ollatul roturI, from
which the following tiRurus aro tRkons Ono
route coutruotel originally for iu round
numbers $1,000 was Increased to &l5o,000.
Iii, lncruaso of slA,oo0 per nnnurn IN
n $4,000 CONTRACT, Another wAs Increased fEom
el3i,uOo to <aoa a0ns another from *soN to ela,"
900; auothor from $l3I00 70 3laH0N; another
from 1850 to gu, ,00; another from sd,uo to S1s,'
0Qo; another from Stb,o1 to 4G,ool; anoshoe
frou, $1,000 to &V0 0oo. and 10 OIL 70 tho end OF
long chapter. 1t must bo remembered that
conxrcsa had gtven for tho stas-souto sorvlco
x5p10.Q0Q, which WIS tho wholo sum asked for
ip tho estimates, but At The noxt session tho sum
Of BI,Ulo 00u wRs dplnanaet ot UonRFaas to covoF
such Increased prices paid to contractors over
aud atoyo tho amounts thoy bud contr'oted tor
Tut this branch OF Tho subject u probably tho
leaat muddy Of ull. Tho Posts Oliloa derootlvo
have rot ov!deaoo at systematic straw bids ent
ytft,w securities, aud whon tho evidence aroad'
In hand Is brought before the proper Courts u
will be discovered tllat In son!e cases public on
oers hpyo bpsn conoaFnsd In violations of las
which aro expressly mada penttontlary o1enses
, 1881-04-25

TIE Paris Figaro asks: "Waat towns Of
Tru1oo sroupcd together mako twenty-ona2'
Tho Rappes replies: "rroyes, Toix, Cetto," and
aays that II you adll anothor town you roduoo
tho total to twonty-thls: "Troyos, Folk. Oetto'
cqual twouty-ouo; Autun tote a'N, mud twenty
eortntt n
, 1881-04-25
POSTAGE.

rat.rta at tbt post-pfee at Chicago Ill. a. setoHd-
Clast Matter.
For tho benent Of auf patEonN who desire 70 scnd
unrfo comics Of THE TH1BUNH through tho mall, NO
dr. horo1lth The Transient rate OF postage.
"'1 flo,utstte, Per Cnpp.
r,ah& and Twelve Tnau Papar..s.s.sss.'s..,S eaMs'
hxterN FHHq TApGf. o"Hs~s
Fnrtftr. ..
tight ana Twelve rnae Fapor..,s.s..4.''4 sGnt' ts
h1Qph IARa ee'+''
, 1881-04-25

TttE Swiss Federal Council Inns ordered an
Investigation In reference to tho insertions OF
Nochofort, printed somo. tlm0 aRo In his
Itra,,atucant, relative to tho part tuken by tho
Nihlltsfs residing Mt Goncva in tho assassination
OF thu Car. All tho kilograms rccolved Mt n,sd
sont from Ocnosn during TINT ported nro tn 10
forwlrlot to ncrno for investigation. This
would provo wl,othor or not The assassination
WIS known at Goneya Immediately nftor It was
committed. as 1toohoe0rt matntalha in his uls-
closures prInted III his pRfer.
, 1881-04-25

TnE Now York Tribune inquiries whether
It isn't ttno for unothor lntorvlew with cx.Goy.
Seymour giving aotne moro directions about
what tho Democratic party u,uat do to bo aaycd.
, 1881-04-25

.REpoRrs come Of bright sun and drying
Ellds from various quarters III tue West,
Ehercat the farmers grent'y rejoice.
, 1881-04-25


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tho n.craor!ai which tho temperance ladies' n,.-
IarGa t9r ATS Hayos soou'u naVo peen gwen 10
~. '"e'e''e. ..... |
CINCINNATI ComHcfctht' concerning thu
controversy TINS ms arisen over tho battte M
shIi0h, It may 10 oflo'ly bau u Our tcncsa1s q.
peoto" an attack' anu "ceo not surprised uhnn
IT. eain, tnc'r icfees woro mnaz'Ry arnzcd
tend, tho troops, cOnh!drrng lholr no,I,l..
rnnnr snlrndl,l r,nyatnnco. nnl ,,o,o n',laou+
nSss Mnsb dnn ,,,n, ,n9n rv My ni', w9ro n 1n;
.n. y a.. ,ns,rn anIiers mottln ~ -, IN either
thnn manifestation Of any Kot,ilje for rs rasoIA sIA
sthI,1 " '' hehefa'
o".p'
Springfield tNlnBs.} I2EpMbttctln fTndA,
What dill tho President .]O7 Lie un,nrt m y.
au ,,ran,a co,,rt NJ, ,,nl,t ,rnn. nircs,'. '' 100
practically roIuotod. lie aetto s.yurnl nnro,o v0s
tnunts to Offices already well tillrd tur tI ors.
puruosu, mt of ,lls.Htching business Int M A..
trlhuttnr pt,lttiont rcwartls Tho cblcf rcyonrss.
fco OF tho country and tho inrkuyt gtnRe IN.
of!!co t'ortAps IN tito world! wEs runiiinR IN sJm;
T.!io ntaoe tne praus oI re mst tAan!ni.t.atIon
,vnr lin Itn ist,,iss,.d ,t,n srron,I i,x 70 r.
of io U0yort,tnont mid tl,t Wintn Z. Casn1ess, nes
In hl* pnco to rownrt! nil1. M , Ihls %as not busS
hcssI naI tl!s. ~ OF. umrnc1u KIN. ean1lot sayu
II t,SiinI wo,, fnr h,tsi,rss nni vn, i,uva lace
p|ul,ttcf," although il is truo. 'A''ioF
| f1t,otn,o+; ,1o,o,t. finn \. rb,r, :.
! ,s.,. w..,,,s,aax ~ t,,o ron.to :" ms - - too
| u1uuu .ooi'se5 y. NV os.o 4he sehals
OUGHT not 10 llaYo any coaFteBy or any rn4e, On
lack Of rule, by which the minority oan preyeo,
| Il from tnktnu d yute. It Ia t,at1e co,,tcun,M,.
before tho country by such i.nbcoillty. Ts",
lot of venerable nubodscs, badxorlns uas m.
othor. Tho sennte ought not 10 haye An,
courteay hy WHICH asenatnr q can can to nps nom.
, 1881-04-25

A PARTY Of Frcnch-Canadian brlckmakers
have loft for the States.
, 1881-04-25

GarnnA O1.crn-1fouac.
c1art rtrest nppus,t new C0urs-Itouss. EnEa1e'
pent OF tho boston ideal OpaEa Company. "Easi'
tttxnr
, 1881-04-25

ycar-bad weather, 8now, slusl, mud. aitl
soft roals-lnto consideration, tho economy
Of tlratt for the animals would bo at least rs
ucr ccut,-a bronl,-tiro wagon drawing TIME
much lighter, whether loa,lel or ulilontletl,
tho1r n narrow-tlre vehicle. Tho present
width of tire Is M ignorant, wltless, unre-
ticcttuE custom, and a species OF barbarlstn
Us well.
Freedom Of spccc1t in the Gormafa
lEcfc1lptaEs -
So far, freedom Of speech docs not seem
to bonu nbsouto foftn In tho German ltctohsth9'
1llr,,,g recent dohnto relative to tho Anta"
Socialist l, Mr. Aucr, otle Vt tho lotders OF tho
Socialists. 11,oJe d epoeoh, Ii which ho gayo the
Government nnd bismarck scvctnf hard nuts TO
crack, Mr. Aner Is d sat1dlcr by trndo nud
sClf.n1ndo n.whu. As speaker. makes ueeP
Impression. bccnuso It becomes he once appar.
cut that the subjects he dwclls upon aro wei!
tlIgcstcd by htsn, handltng them With oaae aud
force. Mr.. Auor snid:
To-day you acknowledge Tint tho. cause Of
euuiaiisia 10 tlolirshIng and that Socialism nns
assumed moro dngcrous es,asaoter tnaa non' osSs
ists Is still In oxIstencc.-l. n q! r. vH.
or,-is pla!n pr0ut t!t tho Anti.socialtht . IVY y
wi dssirc I 10 see cure realized. Y1u tlroaten us with
disclosures tn reference 70 5toats o1travhgnus
cus In to sp9 foste 'o oraok
branoh stup:tl!ttes nn1 cnpcrs ot th's lHitow;
tint sook him! on fs9n Sar 1atia!|s F.. simf
whcro ho wis formally expolled from tho rtt,ks
q thG party During thns cpnsS9ss w tso ~ I'm S
9tass eosoiss asas 'fe feo ptca nd
preston deserved our sympathy. lnt TINT .,S.s We
eouu not rexar thoir mdus r. s1onfn ,' snGe0ss
ssy .sieSs Tic ewssSsiss XsE SehFSS %lfs
jnl,d npurpbA4ops md enthusiasm ut tho ttfncY
, 1881-04-25

Academy OF Music.
suaIsted asYuet, near Madison, Wott Slide Variety
, 1881-04-25

JEnverfy'a Theatre. "..-
rerreoyp street, cornor OF Monroe. Minstrel er
tertalumDut-
, 1881-04-25

THE Municipal Government Of Paris,
1,r,lor tho control III point Of fact of "ltods -
aud CommunIsrs, threc weeks nEo issued m
cdsct banlshng the ststcrs of Charity from the
groat hospitals OF Parls on account Of tl1cr al"
leged "irnu1auoe, itlionoss, md tntoloranee.
It Is probable, says II correspondents, that MI
those asaortiona aro unjust, as tho physloluns In
charge OF tho hospltuts. amons whom aro some
OF tho forpnost spoctallsta In Europe. nre lEht.
tug n,antuly In bellalf OF tho bisless. Sixty
thrco Of them huvo just published protest
agatust tLelr banfshmont, ioclnriug thom to bo
.'zealous, woll-dtsoipllneti, and ct prohlty be-
yont dispute" Tho loot,rs also assert TINT tho
Organization of these MY Hbs. tnolr drcss popular
character, and above at( tho fact that t''oy aro
not regarded as Individuals but members Ut a
rospouslblo oriar, 9lvo thom most usoful ns-
contluney over tho minds Of tho siok. Thero Is
SO much ruspoot felt for tho women Of th's ro-
ligious order, cvon bY Protsstants, n11a tAolr
past record Ia SO full OF nets OF sof-dosoton ard
sacrifice. thnt II Ia probable public opinion VIII
carrythe duy md tho 6lHtofs will rcnR!a.
, 1881-04-25

Mcvtckerss Theatres
Mndtron stroot, betwoan State and DcArbotu.
'One uuntsuI Wiv1s.'
, 1881-04-25
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AN1GSENiiiNISs
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-11

The wise editor should san light.
~ down the stream Of Inc, because
he is a good clipper.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-11
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