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'sOur confidence in the bravery of our SOL
diers is absolute; but that they should
have against them the climate and the
insufficiency of our Ministers is too much
by half Besides, the embracing of Africa
is not the only misfortune which has re-
suited from the fatal Tunis expedition.
Whom is it necessary to inform that it
risked breaking the tie which, unites us to
Italy; that it rendered Spain uneasy !;
that it awakened the distrust of England /;
that it presented US to Europe as always
tormented by the spirit of conquest, and
that there is the secret of the artificial
eagerness displayed by Bismarck in en-
couraging it. All France must indeed
have become Indifferent to her dearest in.
terests to not be earnestly concerned with
such state of affairs. To know where
they are leading her is her desire and her
right. If, then, the convocation of the
Chambers was ever necessary it is to-day,
and in denying this necessity the Govern
ment condemns itself"
This interesting article which / have
given somewhat in piecemeal finishes with
the following remarks 'tThe situation is
sucu tudt There CdnHOt Iesuit rum IL otucI
than complications Of a nature calculated
to seriously risk the responsibility of
those who govern. If instead of shar-
ing this responsibility with the man.
datories of the people, in fastening
to consult them, the Ministry assumes it
entirely by doing without their assistance,
will it be easier for them to support it
Certainly not Oar duty is to warn them
of it. To this document were signed the
names of the majority of the Extreme Left
among than Louis Blanc, Camille Pelletan,
Benjamin Raspail AID Tony Revillon.
VAL.
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FOR THE BEST,

And would not be improved. After series
of such answers the committee considered
it useless to prolong the interview, and,
after once more insisting on the convoca.
ton of the chambers, they withdrew.
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Is a Positive Cure


for all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
socommon to our best female population.
1t will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ucera
ton, Falling and Displacements, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
1t will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus In
an early stage of development. The tendency to
cerous humors thereis checked speedily by its
1t fantness fiatulency, destroys all craving
for stmulans and relieves weakness of the stomach
1t cures Bloating, headaches, Nervous Prostration
General Debility Seeplessness, Depression and Indi
gestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache, is always permanently cured by its use
It will all times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cure OF Kidney Complaints of either this
Compound is unsurpassed
LYDIA E. PINKIAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared at 23S and 235 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass Price 81. Six bottlesfor S. Sent by mail
In the form of pills, also in form Of lozenges, on
receipt of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Pinkham
freely answers all letters of inquiry Send for pamph
let Address as above. Mention this Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHANs
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousness
and torpidity of the liver. Is cents per box
S Sold by all Druggists. ia
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John A. Davis and P. B. Cornwall, own
ers in the Seaton mine, have been here
recently looking after their interests. They
expect to start the Seaton early in the
spring. Il Amador Dispatch, October 18th.
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A MOTHER AND SoN KILLED BY KING OF
THE BLOOD The mother was Dyspepsia.
the son General Unhappiness.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUREDl
F p; Halls
L E; 4; Balsa1]Lllll

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pneumonia,
Influenza. bronchial Difficulties, BrOn.
chitis, Hoarseness, Asthma. Group,
WhOOping Cough, and all diseases of the
Breathing Organs. IL sOOthes and heals
the Membrane Of the Lungs, infiamed and
poisoned by the disease, and prevents
the night sweafs and tightness across The
chest which accompany 1t. CONSuMP-
TION is not an incurable maIady. It is
only necessary to have the right remedy,
and HALLS BALSAM Is that remedy.
Don't DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for this
benign specific will cure you, even
though professional aid falls.
AZ Ask for VIM. HALLS BALSAM, and take no
other. "a. G. KIRK ii TO-, Agents.
, 1881-05-06
AN EXPLANATION.

How n County senl 1secasl,c Affixed to
u Court Exlllblt on Its Way vi, 10
tho Supreme Tribunal.
Special DLpIteh TO Tia Chicago Tribune.
ocoSoM0w0C Wis, May ia fair osMsnplo OF
tho HrlnGo prucllvltles Ut tho reporters on tho
Hllwnukcp papurs to yet tbluKs WRONG md
mixed up Is soon III tho reports ut tho alleged
arOuhcness Ut J. v. v. pintto, onc uf tho Crt,iss
City llWyers, Un hfa alleged tA,lperngs With 70.
cOrls. 1nAh Interview With Wurhun Parks, or this
city, tho alleged ACCUSING attorney. hp stntcd to
y0lr correspondent TINT hu httl tuYpr tbAtle ar no.
GtIsltoM hRllIst Mr. !'lattu OF uny kind-tAt tho
following ts tic follttlhtt1n Of tho Atory: Dnrug
tho llec1nbpr term ut tho Circuit Court for
tltlu cns9 yNa clllsd for trInl, in wituh gertNu
SherlK Or tux duetls wero offered III Gvldut,ru
by Mr. flntt0. the dolcntiant's attorney. Tho
sid .1cvsls wuro ruled uut ty tho .Iu.lr0 prealii-
cause they wuru not pr1pprly txeelttcd,-lhe
seMl ut thu county not huItiE vi, them. =
Thu ctsc WIS !lcclrtl In Ekyor nf platntltl, and
1ufeildnnts. by Mr. latlnns their attotllry, IN
tIfs Mr. l'nrks, with the aforementioned tux tuul
,!S Ml exhibit, with the county scnl uttauh0u.
TO nttcr tho ynlt'u uf III exhibit during tho
not1y n tyy w Ct III INT as!19 anIY uH, y Kss "!iSse
tho sunrulne Judges lhat tho Circuit JuilHe nude
tnlso ruling but wM'lu uiamx9 thu uentlro Issue
Ut tho suit Ktcut!y III tnypr Ut defendants.
Str flltto asctl ti,,w an by mI,at sncll1ia sl,i,
srnl cMutu nl thnso lcu.!s, Gilt did mol state Ia
tla ptrlcF that ho accused Mr. lalt0 oF tho AcGst
II iow hrrtnra ttnt Tho defendant 4lnlsetr.
,tnybuIy. wcnt To tho Cuunty* clurks oillce ind
IlNl tho Sll put on, 1l thou hul It ruGQrtlgll,
10 ttult John d, lsoborts. tho County Clork, IL
lnhte through 1nuE'lI.cn ntll tlrcl0shCns. hut
what ncnaty tho Judge Will give him rcr1alus
, 1881-05-06
TWO KINDS OF ADULTERY.

CnICAE0, May b.-~ll9tor0 lust Tuesdays do-
cs'on nj Justice llrowll tn cAso oe a.lultory, I,
mud With tne thak tho InGjurIty Of my friends,
wore OF tho opinion that adultery VIVA u urmo
l,iller our Suite iAws. iItlwoyer, wo know now
thMt tho lAw rocHH1lzea two kInda Ut md,lltcry;
whitD 1t Furnishes the Dpol. ssuto Ut utlultttk. II
IA silent about halt0vy plRfn and siinptc, ut,d 1t
iA this fnut ts1As uuUOustiKGa INC tn tlsk yUu 10
IclNI0r your vAtilAbtu as1tungt tu th0 e1,t,au Of
morality, cg.niH0n welfare, law antl nrlcr, de-
ter,is y ctnnua III 0uf lava. Our Lvxi4luture IL
III ws'fk now on Hnuo yery useless bualnoss. Ily
nh0nKu1 tho law III A'lultury it would IL, g,Na
hee.!t 1'1a tlIoruty tlusorve tho thntlks Ut our
Nuhlu Commonwealth,
Jstcu l,r1,w,, saltl lust fruos,iay be had lIyoa
th!rty-ttt9 ycnra III thls stAtp. Alld wAen a,u Ggnu
heto Au Areaty fund thu prUsunt law On uiluit.
0ryi sItt still tht lllw Wal relic Ut lIHrbArlsn
Iniit Ia hArsh,sly With tit Views and Aabts Ut tho
!t' nuke auditory u Esil1lo under our prusvi.t
lws, illlplt lNterctlf4u llsE be fruypIl, uyld tho
En!lsy couple li.lst llve 9i.d !,y1ll III tnnn nit
wisutl. u, wtth1ut trlng !Awfully nlhrricd}. The
@ ;,a.s , t,,,'iSatt M, gfst ,, q a1l,aty ~ ~!
for atsoreu still. since tho two had
!tut lived uHe!lly t0Hollur; no punishable ortuv
had lg9t, con's,llttot, ~ stated 1efOro. Il wan
our Kana oltznnH tllnt this Christian Btato wink4
1T Grl11u ~ such NJ Important Uulso. Etl pl!n
t4.ti s'pio lnts'tsoA pvopto sts1utery plain ana
simple u rrIttle, ullt II tho law .lsles 1lut rucs-
loaIeal easIstssueuoot Nun Will place ttlsmselves
nlAjyu }Ao law lus tnlllct tho putIllty tor tnGHf
Klarux erl!ne. Which III our Christian UrA Ii not
GIlu1t u: laW. Ihun The autictuDt state NJ 0Ar
!aws Wl!! by rgs!x'nsibto iar state t laws..,eas
publish Ibis appnal fur tho ehalge of nug lAw,
JUST AhD GOOD LAWS,
, 1881-05-06

opfI*at DHta1<h 10 lht ChtsH0o Tt1h..
CEarnAtiA, ILL.,. stay G.-The r,oernao,,
cofnplotely tllle. to tstcn 10 cuncert m ,,a,, Wv
hour ny tho Carnan famty. ", n s I"s.s ~
spHAe "h .ne 8Fc"t in'port'lslee OF hol,I,pu ,o.s
stfp meetings md vlsttatlpus. 1fo .,s. 'o'n'
steady work 1T township and tovn. ana a",asased
tho appointment OF -i'rosLleu,s =, aasle!
to tho sundny schools OF tho town.htn ~ a.'esl
tho Rtv. n. @. lFaxarsi superseded " t..A tt.'A
in tho speakers stand. iIo spoke ollv .rs Es, W.
ourstvely on tho auxiliary lessons, rnl,sn VI
ing hini thoro. wis singing By thu thnr,N
tlosl, utter which 1t wis t!crblut tn s.,,
thu meeting next ycHr III sprnauen r wy "
Jcro1nc's nntno WIS added to tho E,se,,,".' "
Committee, Mr. HALEY spoke, with u,Im,,on. a,s
historical quotations, on tho sl,ntlay.schos !.
J. Tying wits. on tlcc0tiht or sickness, un,,,,,'
nttnill. The Flhauco Committee rrpor,c, ~. "
Treasuror's report correct, n. c, lfazan ,s,ss Wv
lettor from a. j. Tying, and tho meeting r,".a,
Mayor satlcr bus bought tho TaocrnacIc n,vln.
therefor $2t0. FN''u8
o. F. Jacobs wAs In charge OF the s,,nd,,.
school, nnu produced his work by thu rcms,t
that this was 10 bo a real Sunday schoni AMI ~,
shnn, Miss ltftcr and W. u. jacobs yenp "
Charge Of tho primary work In the Ne,bn,,,s
Church. THIS work was very INFORMAL and ,.,n.
sisted Of discussions On the various point, ARIA.
ing III the minus or teachers Of primary eJas,.,
The officers of tho sunday.school were: il =
Jacobs, saporfntcndent; l,anlci llurl, T, =
1s!dgway, a,d W. G. Konnor. Assis,ants. Thor,
weru clover otlioeFs: twenty.one trarn.
0f tho Sunday -scl,Doi tho Convention formn
ltsrlf luto districts for tho election Of ,,trJti
oilscUrs for the ensuing yltlr. Thu President
given h, ,ossler,, nre: .. ". Potter, i,hcaFn:
William 1leynuIla+ renrin; &. LINK. parls; q II.
Eumcs, Jacksonville: Il. G. WnIlls Eutiali: md
II. H.. DnuElns, Grenntlehl. Tho SccrptatIe,
Hiror In tho sumo order, Hru: ". d. Lloyd, IT.
Charlos; a. u. Iiullct,ck, fiMlcsburK; ], i. Nj.
ton, Cl,N.npniEn; X. 4. Ilobbs, Petersburg: q,
n. Rekiey. Fl0rll; and +. r. Hopkins, Auu.
Tie tloluyAtos TO tho Intornniionn! C0,.yeytlOo.
to t'a helt at Tornnto, c4tutta, June y.
II, wcre utluse,,, 1'ho4e are: ChaItmat, H. +.
q. N. Enmes. i. r. ucnruc. MIsg t.ucy lIdrf,'
Mrs. MoFad1etl, c. ". .Icrone antl wife. L. Il.
1lronso. II. X. Eh!sho!d. II. u. Csinnnyham. ani
ntuut fnrty more. THO number from tho ststs
IA to bo forty-tw1, tlt inuro wrre ct,o.e, In cass
vacancies occurred. II. +. JAcubs. Treasurer
hlAn an extended report, tho substance u
which WIS that LIT. fnl neon reoycl md
*l+hW expended. The report OF d. +. IA+o!a
wis received md referred to Il aewIy.elrrtei
Cuninlttee OIL Flna1.ce. Prayer was heard nd
tho meeting adjourned.
, 1881-05-06
A NOVEL TOUR,

chlcago clersy,nan M and III. nlege,s. a..
Route 70 Ite liostoScd. Etc.
Ino isev' Afthae iaa"ar''s' ca''os ol taa ,o7e'
,ccster c'!rfsttnH lidsteate. Is Kous abroua ncst
month with tho intention ot seeing EngaHd IND
n purt'ou Of Franco and Scotland as not oas
nn,,Strioa In ~ a - n,nvc,,s, nnd Will me- hI,
bicycle to go from town f0 tnwtl
" bogun prnotipug." sahl t,o to TR'uuss
reporter yesluruas "po' ss1 "osns ~ san.
now fian GOWN town every 'hos"n's aaa uo'u'
every ash. aa whea n @ ws ta 1eF'sa Ses
.,nn, ,,,ony,, H., ,,,o - t,n,, unrn,,,o and II seem,
a.oep "o1S, ~, eo"a t".ss ~ m m.
~ lno Ms u NV n'a 's,, u"a. =. IT. "'I In,,on
Methodist Hcumcnicat Council incofs N honuoa
Sort. :, aud 1t ocotrrud to mo tint, Instead Of
,,,,,,,, mil ,ho nj ft,,,rnmcnt md then looking
n,n,t ,x,,,,I,, t.L,. ,nv a,n ,,nLart oycr sltt
.", 49,, ,.,.I,o, III, ;,r ~ lin hiryco. ii
iIt,,o ti % IN -. ] H.. srcn % fran n CIR wI,,uw,"
- wh", t,,,vrIt. viii ,o,, ,,se+,'
.Tho Singer Extraorii,ary chalIengc.'"
"Ilow n,ub does QUO cost?"
- Aho,tt kl.S.'.
uMa yrtnv ,s"v ~, ~ hc m.t}, nt Coventry En-.
oI ,na Hy @ mse ~ ~ th w. trtns ,,.iMs tn,ny'
s't'"e' s'a" .m.'.,.. ou.. -. -. .,..,, .,,t u,
"WtItsS DO YOU aAlL'
"W1ere will you 1un1?"
AT VIasyow,' WOW ~ '
DO you start ~ your thur from tM ,natrs nas .s,,
In sttr,ins ,,s.rii, n T., ii iIunt,co and st. Andrew
s,,ntii Ia Edonhnr,. visiting Melross .ADbaf nd
AIbatsford. una then take z'xaaf s.GfsII s.'tsI
arNs MnglaaHa, vlSt,ps H., spo r,o.,. II, 1sado'
"iiDw long q Itu,p will yolI spend between
G,usxi,w and IA,Iiluny"
"a ~. LII, III '" ~, ..rss.o1 IN nnny ullet 4
, 1881-05-06
MICHIGAN.
Proceedings Yesterday in t1so LeGfsla-
tNre Ia 8OAslon nj LnGAlllx,


Special Dspatsh 10 Ths Chtcdpo Tribune.
LANSING. Miuh., bluy ain tho Mouso this
morning a lIrge lot OF Santc bIllu and Senate
amendments to lfoaao hills woru passed. Tho
xottng on tho .|nal passaHe ut tho Fl,rcr liquor
tax btll wis tnado tho speolal order f0r noxt
Wednesday, ut s:O p. tn. Consideration Of tho
fomala.RuErnx0 Joint resolution was tnnde tho
apeHul ort'ar for a;aG u, III. OIL tho sana tMy.
lsllla lhlsso1 tho HHuss As follows: Sonate bill
making 1t Ii mlslenuanortoxot drunk, and pro-
yldtnr punishment therefor; HsnHtc bill pur~
chasing tudxn GrIons book fur tho
us0 Of town oIlluers: lIouso bill
to provide for tho soryluo Ut civil process on
non.rualdent tl0fanlAl,ts; bos,ato bill to provide
t0r tho troattuunt Of dependent children In tho
University Hospital; to rive .lccass to records
tor Makfn9 abstracts If titles; to Incorporate
tho Michigan sitltors' Flre tnsurat,ps C,n,pany;
~ prortti1 for tile Apponstnent VI II Commission
r. II tSr.ns sal report ! Ko9iaral tax law;
making rnd!oal el,at.aes II, our sutat'ot laws:
A"tnSs atts'pt 4 Mno s"y.sS as tho day Of
i:et'resontatIvoa from tho D'Mrl Of Tralo and
Goum,'ge '. q la!lroat!s ass evening: Mesats.
Ssy pul'.e G ill., ssusr. saus sAfs sr SnS sse
:lscAsa nooos.ars 10 prateut taat Company ft"!n
navtEy ~ Kto!'nds takcn oxoopt f1r tho pur-
Tho s1aato has, passed tue following bills,
preYont foul nroN. a,au!ia Geas. aud Ut rpats
tlo isHtusi IT, issno ~ uAse,ss tu William
y: ThayoF fur !!aals III Horizon County;
chpttot Iu place Ut b tbs presp,lt
leaky rt',fs; t., EIva Clerks Pugh al,d Lowe uf
tho SupreM0 Court. certain toes which they
eaAlnf Senate bin tn punish snuA WIN YNt rail-.
way tlukuts 1n pretahso 0t gomy t0 la0ur Rld
tt1R Jump tho Job, '
Auditor 0Un6rll L.atlrnor and Attorney len,
emil Fanrper 10 tu Washington tsi.day Is $50 II,
tho bls1G4s vi tho tiuvorltnunt agcapftnx tho
Sauit Ste. Mary ship canal,
, 1881-05-06
PORT OF CHICAGO,
ktittttd

sttnr Muske4fn, NAnttHwog, s,siulrics.
lrop Ocont.'t stanltnw.t,. s.ltldrlos.
i.ror An.!o Laura, M''ekuxnn. IusHber.
l'rupC. lliuk1x. Stuakux0it, lunlair,
l'EHp 4. c. Hail, MHskrgu,., llnll,er,
!.rnp Messutlxor, II. .jnsepIl, suils.rlcs.
lrnp Jnhn l.ehtlala. bt.lrgonn liay, tow'ng,
F FFsS Gs 81 Ndw fosx GhttSs: HSsf px.ru
From y. Z, lsrlttt,ll, Wh!to i.akv, slliidFlei.
ta,t Seas s.a 5., i''N Grsatl !iAyv!l. l!'inbar.
sgar s,r ioa1I i,a1,1 t,s u; MgsksEoI. tam1os.
Schr ltAllichl. l'cntwHtur, lumber.
t sehr Mayystio. ayy !.,.lingtoi,: lnmher. -,
sear ac,,r W!iliAm % %st'ttsos, Mnnistee. lumber.
t!chr snuih Haven, siiuli,vau City. wood.
schr Hercules. EhMElnyOlx, AslNtiGr.
SuhF ltass!o l.nri, .aukstHllAErt. lumber,
Bchr J. II. Murrll, AhMap!,a, nlllway tivs.
Eehr tr!nuMl. A1anstuc. lumber.
svar !. ". Perry. AlInn.'uc, rAllway tics.
Schr t.ydht, lwa ti!rvrs, humber.
EghF u. AlMlEe, atltsktnIl, lumber,
III scir Ellen % %GHctran9, slanltt'wne. als'lrlss.
sSnr s.,r hato !s.H .. uiioll, Su4kvxn'. l.lnaur,
AtTuAL sAls.lSi!B.
Bttnr SuskcRthls. MAnitnwup, sut,.lrIoa.
F1up yaaasr1ll.. l1ulsaio. lal,Ul III wheat, 1,ola
Prop GaSs, iiaiitaIo, a.,soo eu aaxseea, .,ouo,Du
Prop naSkeyo. Riuttton, light.
i irsp y wisisEs issh: Et,s a;tS3f s; G; sSase' %a;.
t'Top y. q. Hill, Aluykpxuu, lt9ht,
pIr,'p Emma i. Thonl PAM. N1skoKot,, llxhs.
fsop Gen'nstore. tsl huHllo, 'uA bu wheat. $500
prap i. q rnrittu.u. whl.o Iuke. sun,,rle..
sehs Dion Cnyter. s|nnittwoc. sno'lrirs.
r. tr"p HessotlEer, Y: Joseph. sualstes.
Bchr 4. j. 3l0wrvy, Mu4kcxnsi. lixht.
Rchr BardlnIa. Maskex0ll, light.
sser y. A!ohaelsop, Luataglua, light.
, 1881-05-06

nYg,f NnTYu nv o,,,ttutc
c.o..,,,.,.'.a '''.... s." - s, s -
:, n n..nI ~. . s". ' t"1 -, 'e's'" . t nHsto
80, ~ .I-.. ' 'o'n uat N't'"Ats1 y" sao o'4tu
ntahcn' uet"eeu Aafaaloh una s'adasou stroet
nrouBpp, which tho tuu Louie 1l,lp md IN inv.
Tho dun,suc viii n,nT,,,t IN ni,on, mo-,
- =, ~, .,..,,.,,.,,s ~ "n"u. '. e'V''
u" EnHtEkTEH l'EEf'
hpfftaf Ospatea 10 3hs Chicago Tribune.
AsiGElt1ThttM{, INT, alAy G,-Abnut o n'oOGk
on Wednesday night tho sehDolur OeorKu 81.
1pho,s ~ .,nxanoI ~, ~, 1...I'..,".'. ,,s,'s
e."AsH ~, s'"~o"l"' s"t w ooiu"catSF 1tee!s
, 1881-05-06
nycraEc carly opening Ut navigation on luke

nscraEc carly opening Ut navigation on fhkc
Superior.
i.'Arsn Hay Il hrcnktnK mp fist.
sptet.l JHstssth II The thieaoo Tribnne.
nufuTlf, Mimi, stAy t-Tho tnRit steamer Sis
kiwt clrarctl for Prince Arth,lre Landing md
Thunder Ilny With full cargo nf freight md
passrtivotr. Hers ls tho first departure from
this port this senson.
TttE BTtAfr8.
sptttal i,tspdtth to 7hA tAieaoo Tribune.
CnEnlY1AN, Mich, Mny h-Wcnther lnu this
nlornt'ix, with tho wind .trrsh trum tho nnrth.
cAst. In tho afternoon tho wind was frul1t tho
northwest and ratntng. Tho rcl,rnncra 1mperal,
Flying Cloud, NH!nd md Henry fotarr. prntel.
lcrs Joseph i. lfurd md City Uf Fronlunt. and
etcamer Florn ulcnrcl.
, 1881-05-06

sTNEATnlt, ILL.,. ltay h-At tho Eoroncr's In
Quost huld to-day over tho balsly ut the unknowr
mam found In thu river, nl,l mentioned In to-
!iay'A fHlhuxE. !lnthfng dlnro VIVA brought tn
light thut Wt,lA lrAtl tn hIa t1rntItr thin tho
fActs ttutl!lutl uild lrt,ady stated Thu rpnlMli4
were buileA Ia ths pottcrs field ut AlyprYoNl
ComGtery to-day.
, 1881-05-06
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,

Tonight thero Will bs Il tnoetlnx as tho First
baptist CVuFea eno'1ty tu receive the rOp0rt 0f
tue Committee on paaoons tn whOm was ~.
fasrtkl tue resignation 1T the tiey. ur. Gcorse G.
Loslshar, tlmt ,ivino bong datprultnMl 10 Aooopt
tho oaar4u Os tho Mlohlxuu.A Avunuo Baptist
Church, which IL about tn bs sosurrootcd FINN
lta abhos. 3atst night HfrLtauNR repDrtGr saw Mr.
James Il. 'ryter, wno u une Ut the DoacDus hay
lug tho reaRua&ittn nuacr consideration, and ln-
trrr0gatetl HIN ns u what tho COMMITTEES would
retumusenh ts,-nlxht Mr.. Tyler WAS ut tlrBt
nverse IT, dlvuxlhH R,yth!tlg IN the promises,
arguing that the report ~ then prepared might
postibly DO oh&nGud uurinx to-day, Rud thAs.
consequently. any publicity given u 1t now
, 1881-05-06

ssw HAyss g. nsy W.; afhSH i Ss.s ~ l!a;tiS Ses y;
lslu!urc unnextnx pafF' ~ MIR llayen, n,.,stiay ~
ii'';!as i%sy ~ aResss Sc sss ss: q: q:
SSr III! lass ,xa. e r.:
"sss ss saasas1 u. 'sS?s i:ss = ist Ssp II y.
y ~. M.ssa ;s!s.ty sst,' '.s,ss.s.a ssssst i
, 1881-05-06

tn tint flo fluffy ut fnclN1nD
with t;r!i. t'hrrt,all. He *hya III his MrlnUirs:
,,,',, M re- i,,av our thi't's ;a'tst ;. m.tMeK
r,,ri II t.,iit,,t, w,,.lil Inv, n,n CIR ruw ncn
tiutl"
At.a nGl!n ~ hh tcstllhot'y nj tl'o "oFt"i'g'
'u' H. nt,,v ,,o,. ,,, ,,,. him ,hat m
tprtIiIcntioi,s CHI bu Inadu oxuvrt t,u,iSr ,hp
nrttcr OF tho commanding tIcnciAt. IT. hAvo
lence oi wcakncss, tind woni hayc Invited an
nsiMok, nf c0ltrsp." ....,
rny4ry NJ, ,,,rrr.,, vr,.. usttru,fAy,s,,.n ~
H.. H,s1.'... ..,t.. - ,rta .,.'t,,e t,,,s.
n..or fim 3. hn f,,r'i,f,
sntio1s Or Ilt,t is wnttf considering Iho feoofs
h"'e thia " guy "1Ao"t ~
mALhsGk ~ arAStoS; MA.M'1 .. ~
rr,c sh ,aminw " uots t ~, o ,u"r ~ tbnt r,nrc
an.css 1o,: stnl,' fso!n t1set int"r,'H ton,
aw "tyi iu;n+"pi,a i,s,s and shnlI ts fnry.,1,
~ gi,. u ~ n.a;,
nALt.EcH ro GRANT, MAlsci1 0.
Thbru will prtt,abIy In 8Dtne tles,,AtAte fight
as S e t eGs storss xsy atnnou S IL nut " prSpfe e
,,A1trcx m nuAyr uAuru n
Ivy MI % mcnns @ Keep yn'r@ @ forces toYothor III
,,Gl,9a @ Gne0s @ wn MN uo: , 'Mo't; wo y ew y y,
threo divisions. Don.t iet tie ,snsa'y ;lr!w vi!
itlu1 Gii ei,H.1ona'iL il!'W: IIuat tut D'a h'e
prSt4 rent G,fn an9 fncGiS dr'Ses, ~. ,s,,,,, ,,,.
f9rt!1Ic.! s shoWt Dy hts rst triaHr''' to tue
WAr department coaccralnf the o"ttlo'
nh, dnx AseM 'soa Io srAS1oS; ,s ,e Ars r. 1s..rr
Teni,.. yesiGr;'nV ht wns ron,,sotl Il viii heavy
luss
Thus f.!tics anoliler falso statement from " ro-
Thuro ssere ID works" and no tortliicattons,
Ino Intervening t0os scnt " !lMl'cek hat! ilevut
@ 9oot seu e ~ sncf'iiai, or nrhnt MpinE w,,s
Flt0 one: n1d etQy EDt y fDf their Hull-hGni1Gu
, 1881-05-06
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT.

MADISON. Wis, AfAy A-tIor. Smith to-tluy m.
N'tnte1 Edward Murtlh rs Cau,Ity Judge ur
kenoaha Et,unty, tn Ill tho unoxpirod turta pT
Vulnvy French, deceased. Air. Martin was
sleetMt ronnty Judxs vt thia sprlng's elsetion.
bull lived through hiy torn.
, 1881-05-06

lOnf VuF[NlAtB4
For congregational purposes. ao.Eb,8y
Thche figures ssowcd u Jccrenso In c0tiphr-
tshi! vii lust yeMr III urcry column except that
nf tltsntlss'l0s which Is larFuly ditto to revision
Of tho lists, wedding out tho h.cnlbnrahtp whtth
hRs hecnnlp merely nominal. and. though tho
membership 10 numerically less. Is nuro truly
representative nt tho reul atrOngth OF tue
Tho C0Mnittce IN tho Andor+On Scholarship
rGenmmcnlG9 TINT II 10 transferred 70 the
doI,Dr. Tho report was adopted.
Tho Comnttco OH Bepnrato Glasses reported
universally TO- the organization OF y now cfnssis
, 1881-05-06
7ur NEW HORSE DISEASE,

Sf1ttk,ssaulln, o.. May h-A a' l'"a" out saous
kuowm ohAFaetar bus reeenty .nn.utcn. 70 ~,
horses .a thia stoIn.ty; ~s%ysr, prGa,,lbay' prGaral b
I Ssstslor r IT line hofses. Feoeu''' '''
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