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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

SENATOR BAYARD wrote letter
so the Delaware legislature advising
against prohibitory legislation, on
the ground that il is antagonistic to
Democratic principles, which permit
= man TO eat and drink according to
has own inclination.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

VIM. III. VANDERBILT offers &c.,
600 flag stone, twenty-five feet long
by fifteen feet wide, to be placed on
the sidewalk in front of his New
York palace. Will some Austin
man take the prize. .trH
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

The advance of American capital
on Mexico means the peaceable and
friendly union, at no distant day, of
the two republics, under the gov
ernment Of the greater.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

The Ecening Light, Republican,
OF San Antonio. is not at all pleased
at the distribution of Federal pat
ronage in Texas. Davis, Newcomb
Il Co. have so far been given the
grand go-by.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31
NOTICE, TAX PAYERS.

TIE State and count taxes due on the roll q
will proceed TO collect by levy and sale ~ -
not our desire TO add COSTS TO aDyones s,.,ss
but we must do our duty under the law III. III
please cali Al tie oiiics and settle pri3rTo the
above shove date. 4. r. MORRIS, Collector
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

JIM CURRIE left Texas hunting
justice. lie may find it in Ohio,
since he is reported under arrest
there for the same crime he conf
mitted i'm Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

MORE polygamous marriages were
contracted in Utah in 1880 than in
any former year since the settle
ment of the territory.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

NJ. /oLA. in the Paris Figaro ar
cues the question of the stability OF
the russian Empire. lie ridicules
the idea that it Is possible to found
4 rcpublic in Russia IN the present
state of Russian society. The Co.
100000 of peasants forming the
greater part OF the nation are i9no-
rant, isolated and wholly devoted 10
the Gar. The popular element in the
towns is powerlcss for revolution.
and if the Nihilists continue the
policy of blood and violence we may
some day witness the spectacle Of
an infatuated peasantry rushing
blindly To the rescue of their little
father" bent on indiscriminaic
slaughter. Modern Russia, says
lola, will probably be born of pO-
litical and social factors borrowed
II ON all the nations of Europe. The
Republic will be the work moi of
theorists or of revolution. hut of
time and circumstances. ... ..
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

THERE is some talk of canal to
give Manitoba, Minnesota and Da-
kota, water transportation for grain,
via the Red River of the North and
the Mississippi, to New Orleans.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

The Dundee AdUertiser, through
Melbourne correspondent, narrates
the following interesting proof of
the provident and far-seeing instinct
of bees; Turning from men TO in
sects, singular circumstance is re-
ported from a hot, dry valley in
New South Wales. Last year the
drnnth there Was Of long duration
and the dehizens OF the apiaries suf-
lfeTed much from it. This year the
bees have made provision against a
similar emergency. They have I'LL
ed alaRge number of the external
cells in every hive with pure water
instead of honey, 1t is thought that
the instinct of the little creatures
leads them to anticipate a hot, dry
summer" s. -oH9lEi afH
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

PARNELL has organized land
league in London. This is carry
ing the war into the very heart OF
the enemy's country.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

Cor. CREWS, proprietor of the
Montgomery Mail, and Secretary
of Alabama, is visiting Texas with,
his family.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

THE Tennessee state debt, about
$25,OOOOO0, will be adjusted at 100
cents on the dollar, in bonds bearing
3 per cent. interest.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

THIS proposed game of BUSTING
lhe employees of the Senate, because
of their politics, may tell on the Re-
publieans in another canvass.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG owes his
appointment as Minister to Mexico
10 Gen. Grant-not President Gar
field.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

NERVOUS DEBILITY. Vital Weak
ness, Prostitution from OverwOrk or IN
discretion, is radically and promptly
cured by est. James Vitalic Pills." They
renew the vigor of youth and are posi-
tive cure for Spematorrhea, Impotency,
Sexual debility, etc. Price one dollar and
fifty cents per box, sent by mail by the
sole agents, Lobdell Chemical Co., st.
Louis, Mo. For sale in Austin by j. W.
Graham. ja26 dtw1y
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

The grain trade of New Orleans,
three years ago, did not exceed
100000 bushels i'm one year, now il
is 100000.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

The Malone coalition, puts the
Republican Senators in the attitude
of unfolding reputation.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

THE cost of mile of railroad in
England has been S205, $50, while the
average cost in this country has
been but $4,000.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

SENATOR DAvENPORT is highly
commended through the press for
his speech in favor of prohibition.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

TnE Tehuantepec AMI Inter
ocean Railway Company is build
ing u passenger and freight road
from Coatzacoalccs, ON the Gull
coast. to- the Pariiic. "a distance OF
about $50 miles, and the present i'm
dications are that il will be finished
by next year at hurthcst, II win he
the shortest rail route across the
continent. 90 he followed probably
hy Eads' shin railway, 30 II appears
this thing at ennnerIing the i've
oceans by rail. not long ago re-
gar.led with wonter, is soou To. be
colne Que Of the conmonesf ui
thing. t..-...,i.,.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

FOREIGN gold is still flowing into
this country.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

Under authority given to a eity,to
regulate and license business soccu7
patiops and trades, there is NO
power of taxation granted. This
question was so decided by The SUI
preme Court OF New Jersey, re-
Gently, ia the State v. Fhe Long
Branch Commandments. - . 49,
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p9ICE OF The WEEKLY REDUCED.

IN view OF the hard times the price Of
The WEEKLY STATESMAN will hereafter
he only % year; u % for six months.
Now Is the time to subscribe.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31

tbs various American rsil~ay
l..,paples naw taiAding in MsAiri,
..aNe no diriirutf, Ia SECURING ivluap
labor, Nearly all OF the laborers
employed BY them are fuli-biooded
Indians = robust and industrious
race. b Thed Mexican Central pays
them thirsy-seven cents per day and
the Mexicaa National thirty one,
paid Ia silssr, At this cost FOR, la
Dor the veryliberal subscription Of
ne Mexican government will vesy'
nearly build these roads. l9Ysisa~
y n, = Ii % q -s.,-- slE sluaboosif1
De. Q. b. Stewart, ofMontgomefy
county Is the lbnly man living Of The
hffye "a ghf who ffamed the e6nsiffHl
ton G1d declared the lnaep6ndehee
Of IR6xas on th82na efM&zeA3 4ss6
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31
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PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
NOTICE.

All persons having claims againet the estate o.
Mrs. Nancy strawD, deceased, VII present tne
same Within the time prescribed py NV, ~ ts.'
signed by the Probate Court Of Travis county
on the 10th day Of February, a, ID. 1881. his
place of residence and pogt0nlcc hudfesS
"e"'''''''s' ALBERT brown,
Executor Of the last viii and testament Oh "i''
W NsnSy suaH March 18th, A d. 1897;
"EsSLh'illl' mar2i WIT
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THURSDAY. MARCH 81. 1881
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31
. Giles
NIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA.
Cured Without BIemish.

10 In. W NJ. M. dlLEo,
10 Weet Broadway, New York
Use only for hoses the Liniment IN yellow
wrappers. Sold by Il druggists. Trial bottles'
Is cents.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-31
From Prominent Veterinary Surgeon.

Write to Dr iiiles, lsO Worl broadway, y Y,
who will cure without charge.
Trial bottles . eenIe, aud ia quart bottles ut
S2.50 Sold by druggists.
The Linimont i'll yellow Wrappers 10 Ton stable
use, and In white for family. ocl8 cod d&w
, 1881-08-03
DEATHS.

sGI,11,; Gnf,WnEI,-1t 1rs,;cnce II r1sndf.,ss. d7" g
Hopper, a uTacoahd. The lnfant aon Of Ii. L. nj
rSiSsasts ranusat ttos-aay ut II m.
Sssss l. wases WIDOW % "f ehssics waite wslietesf y e
Noticu ofthe funcra, hereaf.cr.
.itYANEiohnM l 4 MNyaMstah!s residence, u 01eases,t
funeral n0sico horoHftor.
sass pIsse f?e@ H. iats fesdsnss " soSts sq ss ~
Gnfeb Ss ca.say ~ Geaee ~
htoOisE-The funeral nf tho Into Joseph II. xepr
e. Ell ss,s2 Sssa5 sgssy ~ 81 6o @ tsG ssa hs
oienT5, sfo u i;ef,s z oi.enry. isy'''on' ''' S'fa
Funeral from her atn rnsideilce 91IsYeat Trtssna
;sst ;;sss cna9ss oass Mf Gs.S: "sest
viii tsEe piaeo ir% scots chreS. eoss; +; sssss ssSs
o e sqa 9sto Aas%s sssns Streets woanc'aa' Auta
o N %.5a 5sss1se os ss hsE
Notissof ise iaasrai Gofcaftcf. s @'''4''
,MAN1ioNY--Donn,s Aanhony, shot md nssd %
on Thursday. Aug. I, at 10 o'clock.
ssoie.a aoInis:, xus: i, Matthew Howard, ID
.bess g. cs e as,ss, 4Ss 70 Jesuit Aa
,yl.ENNAN-Aths his residence on tho ID lu,t- l.as
Fansis! sn .Tenz.eAy tss ~: from 81. !.,s r. r.
es; sass s rsss'asS go Is se. sss' Il 5
County tlAre, ireland.
tbs isy Tass ees sglsd ns y sttoaa n o''f 's
fH@ Albany phrorH please COPY.
, 1881-08-03

of III % coSr SC. tho permit Was ret"scd. Nov Ito
permit, which ston11 not tn grhntcl., Tbs Lin
ealn =, park r. C1mmtfs!aners !!'tts % sna tho people
e e ' sas. I's s1 Sons se'sts ps' IT nopeo
soon becot1c tho resort. Of ytlo charactcra md
70 "si @ IND SS
which Il viii probably ncvcr be rcsurreetcd.
AFTER Tr1E OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rsnts hase e bsn ss t tho Msyo1 axss
tho. xanbltnR.houacs. Parouis have alleged
TINT thgfr sous wcrn drawn Into thom md there
III Wnlpois's paae, Oh CLARK street, tic collector
q promiasat printing lirn. vas saia q have
tho firm, which tho Mayor wns asked 10 recover.
Tho fact fst tho gamblers arc havii1g altogcthor
too wtle latit,t,e, and aro running things With
In tho business part OF tho city, AMI "akln
games" aro hy no means rnro; Th'ngs have have
"s Wv Believes s IL 'cfSi ossiux "s Ill Ni of tSe
i,n,lses,, and a braI,d.,,ow movement Ia now on
loot 70 hnve tno or.iinancos and 'aws M IN regard
minors aro Induced u saua,nlcr money In thoso
deus, md that they can tiud no redress. Tho
70 6is notico whore minors aro allowed 70 play.
1tis notorious that thoy do gam!lG. md IN b!',,le
Ss tfs Sst Z het 81 re e cro HSW i
gradual awakeninR Ct public sentiment, and ut
last BotnnthIng may be Jona.
t1CESSiNH nf1!ftANn-TAntE8, ETG.
Yesterday morning City.Attorncy Orinnoll
snbsnltlcd tho following legal opinion 70 Chlal-
q Sass so"lnsssaoy:, sa aas a. sheosins i:
galleries:
-DkAM Silt: l hHyG recQlved communications
from 1tutt. Ste1u and other ottlcnrs Of the pu.
lieu gurcs desiring 10 know what ordinance, tt
my, now oxists EuycrnnK tho ltcnnatng a1ltl rex.
ulattnS ut billiard tables, bUWnR. alloys, shoot.
ny-Hnlaeries, ntu To snvg n multiplicity Of
answers, havo takon the liberty Ut commute
eating directly to You: Tho Municipal Code. rt-
Gently nd0ptcd, contains nu provision or lcglela-
ton whnterer in rcgl.rd to hnrti. tables, shoot-
,ng. g.EaIlerles, or bowling alleys: In my opinion,
1874. Council Proceedings Of 1s7- ~, page I'll.
have not boon repealed and nrc to-dny fl fnrce,
and embrace tho law regulating and liconsnE
billiard ROOMS md bowling alleys, and the other
mnttcfs thhretu designated. The amendment
refcrrca to above simply changes tho license
fec, which il $lU tnstoaul Of Rs.
Tho above sections Of Tuey's Ordinances not
being rcponEei BY tho Municipal Code in terms,
md thare huIn1 nothing In such code whereby
tho same IL repealed BY Implication, Secs D md
10 above. n amended, setuhln as they wcrc. OK.
cept TINT tho license year beElnr May instcad
sections shnll be Inadc rs though the Municipal
Code hnd mot boon adopted. Rcspeattul!y yours,
JULIUS =. t}nlNNkLL. City Attorney.
, 1881-08-03
IOWA EDITORS,
Tho Project Of Meeting nr,d an Tx.
cutslon Abandoned, Only Thirty-nfx
Favorable Responses IlclnE ko.

Tho Project of Meeting nnd an Tx
cnrslon Abandoned, Only Thirty-nfx
Favorable Responses IlclnE lRo.
Cclycd.
6p4etal DtspateA to Tas chteaqo Tribune.
MAlsttAILroWN. In, AuK. a.-The TMes pub
fishes lcttor 10 ta oditor, Il. Il. Morrlmu from
Matt pasrott, President OF tho towa State Preas
Association, III which IL dectared tho intouhon
Of tho officers of the organization to abandon
tho project Of Il meeting and excursion this fnli.
It hns boon anuounoed for two months that the
Association w0uld moot In this city on the .ath
Of August, and, ut tho conclusion OF lis business
session, start north on tho regular annual CT
oursioh, having in contemplation a weeks Co.
journ III eamp nt MiunotonFa or Spirit Iako,
and this unexpected Abaud0nMont OF tho pr,j-
cot creates great surprise. Bit. parrott III hls
"in response to my circular I have ropltos
from thtrty:si1 only out OF tho 100 and over IL
tho State. hAvG CONSULTED with tbs otnar Of
MgcyB, aud WQ hhvo concluded to Rbandon tho
whole thing, fthlnk II would not bB fairly treating
HATshnilt0wn hRr tho railroads from whom wa
expect cDurtestea ia AtranH0 for 20 stnnll ponl-
pnny hndoe tho hume 1f alute prGss AssociH-
uon. when elthor Conversational district ought
to turn cut q latr6r crowd"
The other :1t,!coFs aro vlca-rresldont, Nalph
Robinson, Newton Jour1al: TREASURER, William
Yotnau. Independence uuiI<tlM: SECRETARY, +.
A1cCloliand, Cedar Itap!ds Itmes; EXECUTIVE
Cosanittce,; v: W, ,Junk!n, Fairfield Lstiaer::
Ge.,EsG y. Perkins. Sioux City Journal; J. Horn
The jolly Old Bachelora' Club Of this city wero
preparing TO entertain the visitors In royal Atyl0,
and tho announcement CENateg CONSERVATION
here, ~ 1t will throughout tho 6tAtc.
, 1881-08-03
THE WILLIAMS MURDER.
In1ueat ON the Victim Who WAS stabbed
by John lkpXvNt-The Jury lIoconA

Inquest on the Victim Who WAS Stubbod
by John isosvnn-The Jury lseconl-
mend tho Arrest of tlae Murderer.
Coroner Matson held au inquest at the Central
rolioo Station yesterday In tho caHo Of James
Williams, who was fatally stabbed by John
Nownn ut No. II Michigan avenue, July n.
Tho following testimony ,vus ei!cEted:
David Evans, Of No. gu Dcspiatnes street, aud
dock laborcr, testified thut he had known
Wlllnms, who wnB dock lnborer aud about 30
years of ago, since last summer. About P. N.
July Il, witness waN III tho snloun leaning
ngnInst tho door. Williams went outside,
sut down Il, a chair, aad commenced talking TO
David Grant. John Rowan camo along
from the north, aud seemed abont going. i.,to
hls loft hand OIL W!lllams' shoulder, and ut tho
a NJ %Fo9 nass s as etSs a. ne
Diag Williams lookci ii Rowan and then won't
run north with tho knife il hls hand.
returned williams was doad,--still Oh. tho
i restng On % lis Euoos. fSr seven or eight ycars
witncs,. had known ltowHn.. who WIS q.iarre!-
oaan ssd ~hsa W. M
DAVID unANr,
who lLvea ut tho Cuh House on Clnrk atrcot, and
that, though ho heard h!m nltttnl,liuR, hu could
not toll w@hat @ itowan said. lsowan made several
a s%s @ da S9 1s sfok I
tlnlo or not Alter being cut, Williams got on
hls feet and told towan to como again. Whom
hG started M @ @ oI s MSWan tarncd around and said:
County Physician Htnthardt tcstltled that ho
maSG post.n!9rtcn exn,nlnnaon ::. IN ' Of tho nSdy
sido OF tho buck and the other ncar tic spiae.
1)pnth wns cntlanh nv jnterftni hnn1prrhare tim
, 1881-08-03

rs soon al ho conveniently can. and eet ready 10
date. lie has not ns yet received any word from
%iS f s'sf s. " M i : o., e H. 81,
one se' know j'st who're % rpaoh him at a,,s given
shs Wfo II IL wsitos tns e " Il % ecins from
jistIco, nor hiding from the officers and pEosos
1S s Is posses bo sy HOE
ihe chafgea against him at tho earliest possib'o
A "aAnpEN.rRuck" JAM.
South Water street yesterday was oyercrowdcl
with gil tho seasonabte entablcs, that nnsy thor.
onRnfaee being st.nost !mpaasa6e. either or IT,, The
day previous, were, for some ronsGn or other.
tcn , nshia Ting and so tesn,, ,,osEa M@s TIC
trs!a,, ss.sltea II sst!l!sz i'll: %a;e?msoa;s;
lip Tho walks full 50,0o1 strouE. chicken -roops
IN almost countless numbers wore plleti hn't Z
a5 a" sss , 'r IND sssps 9o2 'sas e.
sea @ teS iyas Sa'' yeae.ssles y eaais.s vsrlstz
smnlor fruits weso In tnoxtr'cah!c pIofus!or.
encson ad .enaea e.
Iower ,hsH y, Saturday isst: 81 70 tse pe,ios:
tho south Water streot Of ycasorday was not tho
pineo for him to travcl.
A HUMANE SOCIETY IN prNvnn
W. , eaEn ~; rp% qto ss Reer of sH pcns1s
In this city as tho efficient agent Of tho Illtnola
llun,ano Society, and who rocently vent West
President Of tho society, to examine md report
e ct 81 ,ba r. fsnRnG
Of stouk, Ia now in Denver. and Ia moving for
, 1881-08-03

would not bo surprised II IT should provo 10 bo
our OLD friend tho l'orkopo!a at-rIilun,"
Oats atrnnoo'i IL sy,npnthy with corn. md thu
rnpcIpts weru s,nnl1nr. SeIlor AsiRust closed 1T
s.a and September at dttc. a broker said;
Tho hnttirrs pr ensli onts iii sight arc unicr tho
;ieai ag'in, think, tut thoy ar9 lying 94tei and
quite abo TO do now win corn to Lead t.. !
August than thorc wns last mnnth, end tho ring
will show lts hand m sDon 1s It ID policy to TO 50,
and forhnps sell ont It's cash property ind rotlro
= They havu probably rnasoned." said another,
TINT tho consumption OF Dnts this month will
take from tho stock nbout n8 much rs Is atfuet
TO It. 30 lhnt they would nat hava moro to carry
than 1cfore. Tho rncolpta arc nlreatly smaller,
and fatn'crs won't, bo likely to rush oats to
Tho Directors Of tho 1lonrtl Of 1rado appointed
o9n,nlttuo yesterday TO @ .lee!,i9 on ths Unset"
Chnr1cy Pope Is OH his farin ln. Now. England
busy EathorlnE heavy crop Of rocks, Tho
land s safd to h1vc boon very prolific In stones
Tor 200 years pNst.
Tho totnl contribution Of tho Hoard Of TrRlo
for the New Ulm euilcrcrs amounts TO &8l1. Tho
Secretary forwarded this sun, yesterday.
, 1881-08-03

Views 1s1prosscd in London "Ctty -
Circles.

Views fs1prossctl In London "CltyD
Circles,
Hptetal Correspondents n Ihs Chieaoo 1ttbuns.
LONDON, Eng, July .l.-Tho subject Of tho
occasionally In +" city" circles, and hear rlows
Expressed which. suppos!ng tho Silver Question
has not quito sunk out OF sight for the present
on your sllc, tuny still hnvc Bome !nterost. Tho
Adjournment wAs surprise to tho public, and
tho mure 10 ~ 1t Is understood that tho reason
was tho inability OF tho American delegates to
commit tho Washington Government 10 mn open
tniht OK Bivcr,-n condition which was supposed
10 have ucon already ngrced 10 botwoon Franco
and the United Suites as tho basis Of n convon-
ton. Tho sudden btcnk-up hos also proyontcd
any fuller revelations Us to what passed tc-
twecn the Treasury In London and tho Dnhk
OF England on tho subject Of tho ro.
sumption OF m abandoned though To-
gal Practice Of lodging silver In q
limited proportion to gold ia tho Issue Depart
msn TnS %c Is e he sn be-
instance ot tho rreasury; 6at tss proposnl
oip!e Of tho Issue Department, tho notes Of
which are substantially u gold CURRENCY. and 1t
might neot with resata.lce r. Parliament.
tho possibility of a. double standard, thore ID a
favorable feeling towards tho adoption Of my
naae e 9 ostay ssa ssa
tent 70 abidc BY tho ainRto siandard,--for what
oqital markot 0nine OF gold md silver Id any
legally y-deotared proportions? Dosldes. .oxperI-
etico tcncbes that tho ot-tnovoment OF the
tEs % or ns"s s aeo % 'os ssu4sd III & s
end" But, in tic opinlon Of some woii
way Il woh T. h9RSsfU5y Rs Usa esefKS Ksgen sf sh.
sts . = g sSSF tsas
, 1881-08-03
THE CHEROKEE NATION,

An Observation-Disclosures for Citizen.
whip Must Prove Their Claims.
Bpeetal Ditpateh 10 ThA Chicago 1ttbuns.
LITTLE lloOK, Ark. Aug, AT the clouttou
held yeatort'ay In Cherokee Mutton, sorcntoGn
memhers Of tho Grand and forty mambors OF tho
National Councils woro chosen. There were also
elected Sheriff, Clerk, Solicitor, and Judge for
each district In the Nation. Two tickets werp
In tho .hold,-tho "union". and the "Natonal,'
and 1t Is understood that the candidates
chosen arc nbout equally divided between thom,
Tho lucky oa1ddatos hold niIfce for two yGurs,
bextnnIuy the lat Ut November. :.
not{ttoI to appUar beiore thn IUn1Inission OF Ct-
izshahip, whlch meots ut Taiequaho on the lat
tiay Of September, and provo thotr clalmst OF
and they themselves trcAtod ~ intrudcsa.
, 1881-08-03
ilME-PR0DucERs IN COUNCIL.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Aug. 3,-Lcad!ng limo. producers
OF tho West held secret meutln4 hero Seatur-,
day, antl 1t Il now understood thAs MI orKanizn-
ton was effected for tho protection of tho Limo
trade, Tho following producers rare tepre-
sentcd at tho meeting; Tho Ma1bchead Limo
4 Comont Company. tho Hannibal L!mo Com.
pany Of, hannibal, tho Glencoe Lime Company
ot Louis, /. W: Menke q q GO, M aud rotor Meyer
Chtcago, and the QutnDy White Lilae j. caIneat
Company Ut Quincy, TeleRra'ns and Iotters Of
sympathy with tho movement wore received
sloni P0rt lyroll. Alton, and Annn, I'll. a par-
mailant Executive C0lnMltteo was appolsitetl,
with power to tull mgotlnXs Of tho Association
tlon, aud It IL alleged that III advance IN pricos
will reauit immediately
, 1881-08-03
THE WISCONSIN INSANITY DIVORCE LAW.
9pftfai QtetaftA IA IA rateooa I1.fh.ns

OcoAoAowoo, Wis. Aug. a-A citizen OF
Ocouomouoa Was the frat person In this State to
tako advantage Of the new Insanity Dlyorco
law passed BY the Legislature this spring, but,
In order to get divorce according to this, 1t Ia
nest noccssary to get tho testimony OF the Man
aging Physician ot the State Hospital for tho In
sans, or so1a0 other competent physlcian who
has hAd tho patient under charge, 10 tesHfy that
the dlsnase il iuouFable or beyond contsol, Tho
attorney for tho plaintiff in tho above case wua
at Oahkosh thta last week 10 got the testimony
Of tho Rbove, out found after some work
that tho ohiot phyalclap st Oshkosh would