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, 1881-08-06
A Uuuteull for Criminals

LoHdGa Eeehfn9 Ssii!44r!s
tba comfort and convcu!enee Vt soelety, and the
time, paFnnps. may not 20 faF dtstsut whaa ON. mi
is iisaot ~ tspss,,!as aieSa without sl:aes Ses.s.
q ioeotaotiyes TO- draw them; 4 soIsnssa,I|o ia|
sepssiys hssft Il ffhs sna.fluv of enudeinnei
srn!nsls Tn9 ,o*p.te sher sss s;nsr " he
slutl tint Il would 30 sat,eh maro. humaae to
curry SHt re SENTENCE q death ~ msan n 9f NJ; sn
S9;s hs hx Of e ss'i p.eas Ss Ky
rsrisnsi,s liz s.iahte4t autforlnF oE oven
tiiseoMtcfk ltia Invention has teen t
u assas"Sf as solSsay s:t eGas tss
uAptsyor t,,ay ns the ohyeutions made 70 tle in;
1,oya.tan With roaaeL to: ~ pssgt,cseliWity.m ~ - a
i' sua,'itar.aI sppsfstns: m hall III srait 7sF
executions ~ ncgortca! statue OF Justice II
eruuto', holding Id ono hand sword. IN ths
1see shsse n fsa,eal' % assss 70 t. acsSpied ~
passed.. lGe Ind1e twh9 would ful''a,! at
execasioner. III Tsna, vhloh 10 holds ID Ill
right hand. fall Into ons ut tho scales, 4 goea
!i0Nts. " ths aame moH.ens powerful e!eesE!S ~
action. aud this battery l1ln1 poautotod WITH
tho lauisuit. t!s occupant " struck dead ~ y
" lghtT,nx kxRssl,nsntd aaSe ,sh h soS y q,
raso oolp9 instantaneous, !. Moreover, adds taa
Journal from. which w QUOTE. w fcs!.
sSss ss liz RsSxs shs sy fsR e. e,
perinents a.y.fhy t,npfudsatly xeae soe ns.s ta9
;si ss .3 S3 e ss. estoss - y:
SG Ssfna e. s = ssFti s spS Is ssss & M
s'yss ssaa i ys 80 VII s:s ~: ~ 'ss sss
for Eleir execution. j., 49,:
, 1881-08-06
Lord Carlingrord opposed tho amendment,

Lord Cnrllngfur,l opposed tho amendment,
but 1t was cnrrlgd by II vote VI IT 10 ~.
Lard Cairns mnred 10 omit The latter pnrt
Of tho clause providing That wer0 tho f.aiHl
Court IL satisfied tliat since t}lu net
nF NeGEptuice by yearly tc11n't Of
Il lcase containing terms unreasonable
or Unfair ID the tullnnt was procured by
threat Ut eviction Or untluo fIuuiec, tho
Land Court might declare such lnnsu y0itt,
wl!urcupo,l tho tonnnt stnll t,o tlro,nctl II
tGIlnht 1T tic present ordinary ycnr'y tet-
uitcy.
Thu t;overn&ncnt opposed Ills amendment,
but 1t was carried by n vnta Vt 1p0 10 10.
Thu fnttowtng c1n,lses, tu No. 2. Inclusive,
weru taal, agrcci 10:
Lord Emly nl0vetl MI amendment ~ usnlt
that unrt Ut CLAUSE G1 which deilnes tlrGe.
f0urtlls ,,s being n competent number Of tel'-
nnts.
1.ortl Kimberley opposed tho amendment,
but It vns cnrrioil-.ss10 to ~.
Tho mkt clatscs To tifty's'x Inclusive,
waro aRrcetl to.
On Cla,lse II f.or, Salisbury inove,l an
amendment IL omit that part of the clause
providng il,at whenever, within NIX months
after passing tho nct, any nctlon s!'nil be
pentiinE nEninst IL tcnurt to rucUvor dubt or
duinnges befnre or nfler tho application Is
NtHtu9Ekl VIZ AlV NVAAk aEhlll HhfV VHHAsA ~
stay tho snIn Under my writ Ut execution III
such action IT tenancy, in respect OF Which
such application Is pentttng, until tho terili-
nnt1on of proceedings 10 Tx sucfl judicial
rent.
Tho amendment wns agreed TO without
division.
THO bltl thon passed through Committee.
y :. 1,E!snISa.
1trnnk1tn H. fln,ynl, n,l,Ireasinp tf,n sitfrr.
| holders Ut tic Philadelphia s. 1leudtng Rail-
ruad ta-,ay, said that II thu A1cCalmonts
would ntlopt the deturrctl bond schu,no he
woultt resign the Isccctyerst!p of the road al
once, md give bond never to stand for tho
Presidency ag,,ln, niMi llo would further CO.
operate will, tho AlcCaEmonts III selecting u
new Uoartt 1T Directors. Ills alternative
| proposition WINS to buy The sllnres Of tho Me-
Caln,onts ut $40 each, stating il,at II they re-
fused Ills 0rors lo wot1td beat then, ut tho
next election fur the Presidency Of the Com.
pnny. ......
1.i,AnLAUaM
Inns written To Lnb0ucl.ero TINT unless tho
House of Commons declares TIC soat fur
| Northampton yuca,t he will aE,in nppcar
to takp Ills seat Without giving notice. AM
tlo precautions liilve leuu tn1sen to prevent
yradlausll from taking tho l1ouso ly sur
prise. Tie 1louso slts to-dny to expedite the
Supply Bill.
| TIE I.Ai'ol,E1,s' gTi.lHE.
ConK, Aug. 5.-'fho laborers' strike Ia
everywhere extending. At Queenstown,
Alnilow, allti ut dliteront ccntrrs Ut lahur,
tiell illve jplned in tho movement. Tic strike
l,as merged into u general aKtatiol, i0rall in'
crenso of wagas. Tllo employers, with fow
exceptions. arv resisting tho dcAailds.
, 1881-08-06
Senator Hen II. IIttl-The Trouble from
WhtrA t1u II suffering aud How u
lEaa Haen Aggravated


1t Ii susprAtug thaE Senatur tut, OF Georgia.
shunld have for 20 long d Time uuxlecteI dan
Ferous fuEr1 Ut cancer upon his funxue+ y Il
true that be ab&udns4hd tho Aseof ctEArs aud hsd
thasp tooth t,Ic4 down, hut the ~ Ats ~. peglna"
el,t cuFe. ills crse, NO un4ct1t6t.us bad been ~
f0sIsa to m sEFc24lar practlueu3r tn SDw toFk
Without beuetis. Why he lId not submit hts
truoDia, " some d!s.tnsa!sae1 'nsMeee u t1s
ptntessf0n tn tee south We ~ not knuM. NO
ono would ovse have suspsstesi, WHEN ealing r.. r.
h!na of wltnc.slnx a!s woaaettul fosnsls ~. ~.
plays Ia the SeMals, saat thare w ". .nyaa,ns M
pear1, beyond s!i 1oubt, that hu was taeaassa
mSst sa have sssssusscd Ia deala by 40 means -
uioto. Undst liato Of tha ~. Y tsrgsspo.idsnt
tke 81 paat4s Si Ill liz: It'll i now in pfivate
rooms at lsa sfsan CNllrRe. ,nr lr1tsu!sr srcat-
mont Id dEseusa .le9suerntol aato erlshsli1p&+
involving tho suolinxusl sla't4 ~ n;ot9 ~ tssa
extstt, After Aaa Jcllpef ration Hn4 cohSntta~
tIDn, il was dectded br, htt GMEGlsAl A4vt*sEA.
FFOl, samuel u. 0na& an1 Put, W!tltAta II.
psnco14f, that IN operation WA Imperative
;rhis took pIsou ut the hoApltA& on |j1ly ~
Tha operation waa ~ e1tenslfe pne, pttcss!tAs-
In The removal pt tho 4uhllakAAl 1lAn4 sud
uofkipn ut lhe unaleF x4YfAcs 6k the tongue Oh
the lv(s side, Senator lt!sl haR. noos VI bis
family With hllu s1ad tut tow f1tvnAs; he hA1 ex-
coileut quarters aud accom- uaQ34uoat. sie y
under The Charge n Two QkotEsaas. QE j. +
Wright. pt Warren Coupky. 4e0rXta, aad nf. H.
j, Wlitlatns Of Macon. pQth FeaIdeut pdyStrlans
Ii eharye. no y doing welt III. P1ntosxt tn.
{oyppat khe En4alsFF euft2<paadsas that Ac ttIt
that Senator I'LL would In ialo sscotSs and en'
, 1881-08-06

:. LARGI: NUAiuER ON rttElN WAY fitoM TIL
SOUTH.

SOUTH.
Special Daspateh to The C,veaeo Tffbuna.
NEW YnRK, Aug. G.-'Tla announcement
tint n large number Of negroes are un their
way fruln the Soutl, to work on tho New
York. Ontario j. Western Railroad llas
created greut excitement ntlong the mun
now employed by the contractors In tho till-
fereMt sections. THUS fur nonu tavc bet.t,
enRagetl for Section No. l, which commences
ut the wust IND Ut the new tuu,pl at G,,sten-
borg and extends twenty-five miles, but on
taa Middlctown branch, wilicl, embraces i've
sections, distance Of twenty-five miles.
over 500 negroes are employed. They arc
employed III tho gravel banks a,,u rock cuts
Of the highlands aiMl
WORK. At TIE LOW RATE or Sl.95 4 DAY.
Quo contractor, who 1.oltls n suh-c0ntract
from Douglass for building five miles OF tho
Millictown section. has refused 10 employ
any ncgrocs. nlitl has engaged only lrtsl, and
Italians. AMoulsr contractor OH Section No. l
announces Ills determination to brtug OIL tho
co!orcd men at alt hazards instifylng his ac-
tlon Oh thu ground that lie cai obtatI. ui.i-
form rAte Of Sl.4t day, md that l!e ca,, 9lt"
taln f,CsD Ur nl0ru leKrots. witefrlS the white
lnhoruEs rufllaa to work VI such low rate.
THE SEanoys NOW EArLorEn
came lnostly from Maryland md the District
Of Columbia, from wfliel, district atother
contingent Il expected 10 arrive next week.
Tho reports III regas, to tho nunlbar ex.
pected seems to l,uvu beef, 80 exaggerated
thut meeting 1T the white lalnrers has BEN.
called for hnxt Snnttny, at Athld!e.own.. to
protest against further iiaportatEona. II 4
deaf ear fW t,lrl1ta to their protest by tho
contractors a atrike will certainly result. and
serious trouble Ii expected. The contractors
do not seem to be tieterrcd by these threats,
however, md what the end Will be It Is diff
cult to f0resee.
, 1881-08-06
Schedule Of Rates Adopted by Com
missioner Fink upon Which
to Continue Cutting. j,
The Bulls Rampant Yesterday
and Pushing Prices Rapidly
Upward.
A Large Number Of Negroes En-.
gagged to Work on a New
Railroad.


FtSK's NEW scifEbE1.E.
spttlai Dspdseh Ia The Chicago Tribune.
New YDnx, Aug. 5.-'rIir t;encrnt Freight
Agents nf thu ,rnnk ,fncs lta,l tncu Invited
t,. ~ H.'t.,. .s t,,.s,., s'"i. =. ~,
In t,,,,v t,r,, ~ Nc ,a,nn,,,os ,v.,ro ra,,r,,
.s"toI wa rr,o M, tto No,v vo,r fton.
n. ~. N'' ~"
tfal. PresIaent bliss, or the I1ossoi
4 Albany Ralfroad, was also present.
Tho necessity of n reduction In tho
tariff ratcs was admitted ,,y those present ot
INC conference. oht III TUG apschee ol 1eple'
sontAtlyes Ut tile other companies no vote
was taken. Tllo Commissioner hati N exer-
cise TIN nntl,nrttv uiyen him 1,y urpyio1,s
na1usne't19i "1tu ~ aie'eso,e o'us'e" Wv ,e
auetlon. II Is satd tlsat Tue reply " 'he
Invitation sent by tbs Pennsylvania lloatl
, 1881-08-06
A FLAT FAILURE.
The STORY. Of ti,e Iri.ia National Ttpeto
lk1nf. "


'Ts,c Htorv Of TIM Ir1Afa National 1T nrdo
sSawt
-. ~ ,.,
Haat ptifpofts ioxpo the f.fll story or tho ifIsh
national torpcLu boHe NOW iyInu IN New York
bnrI,pr has beutt brought out in pht|ndc1pbin,
on,i n .,,h.+o nfia,lv a, fcltows,
"4,n - s,.s ,s - t;.%, ~ .".,
IN lh'e 1onh I. hoAaao Introduced himself 10
s,wt,n hal ahcniq.astcrsc ch!cf.
,,r,nniar ,st,h hn s.,,ns ri, ~ ,~nsxinm.
and sectional model Vt y iorpedo raln. which
he wished to build for "Thc Cause.' flos.a did
mt approyo tho ectcmc. hut 1,r. Wtll,nn,> car
al ~ t,.,. .;. 1,,.,a, !. ......,,. ".. ,..s
so'' u tu's c't5t !'uoEao" "asmtS' ui'u lnt1o@
tluced llUland to George epcnrinnu, Uf New
York, tho Treasurer OF tho Irish M
tlornt 1,nn, nnd nIeo n; cr,Tndt,t, t,ra,.
800 ~ rs,.,s s r... ~. ns....s c:..a
"a"' "a e'"aa ~'s1t '"st uuof4c c*u"7ei
Ut Fc0rln, ILL.,. Efsd James nrrzlar1lt
nf New York. nit n1ehLprs Of lhe l}onrI Of Tr,i4-
tecs. 4. that tl..,o thorp werp pt6ee thun
fSVIUo9 In tho trcnstiry Ut the Nkfruilsh.
tug Fusitl. and ~ there wns M ttef1nit plAn
fHf tho tstapoAitI0n al tho 1nu.oy, the Trls-
ices listened tu ltutiuntl'k pnn aud thcy
p.stccd to build tho itlnt. The DpIn,uatcr Works
fH,k tho contract uiil bcs:tJ, operations: hut
isnsst's opposition to tho projcct lid nat
c4uac, and il sl,ijs Ut tho Irish t4tiOunt urvnntx-
t!on Is nsertied to this causy. Hollands esti-
mute sr the cayst was hardly sufficient to cAn-
pts thp st.!tl Of tho boat, IND tho discovery Ut
luis fart suspended wurx n., 1t entirely fUf Dix
, 1881-08-06
GERMANY,
DEAL

nEAVs
DENtrS, Aug. b.--The denth IL announced
OF Theodore laergk, u,o Gcrnall l!ngulst al'd
professor. critic, aud historian Of Greek
literature,
TIE KsipRHOna.
QAsrEis, Aug, 6.-rhe tw0 Empcrors held
a l.a1f hours conference tllts morning. The
Emperor Ut Germany subsequently acco.i'-
panlel ti.u Emperor Ut Austria to tho rat!~
way statlnn, alll b:ltle hin, ilearty farewell.
Tho EMperorUt .Austrla Inns gone iu Munlcl',
from which poIpt he will visit the k!ngs OF
Wurtemburg aiu! aaxony, ala4 tho Gran4
Uuku OF Ilalell. E.
Tl1n p1OaENEs AND socRATRs.
BERLIN, A!tg, &-Ilo motives for seixln9
Tho steamers Dlogrnes and Socrates Ut kts!
arc statoa to ho TINT tAey wora built either
Tor tho Fsuians Of Eorsl. America, Ausslan
N!hillsts, or Peru, AMotllor version ls that
A0y ore meant for tbs alaye ts1dc.
MINISTER WHITE
has startetl tor Southern Germany. lie will
return hesa BY thu middle OF August, tu pre-
seut hls letter Ut secalt, lie thon will pro-
coed to and renlaln: IN London for short
tine, and afterwaEd sail tor home IN tlle
Steamship Elbe, ot the North German line.
, 1881-08-06

Joy his wontcl hcnlth., wo. aro very
R!al, lntiech, to. baYo SUCH assurances
nf o'ir hlatlnRsiishtd f1oud's, c:ssc. Mr..
we.t 4trpl'cl 1T this lime. Truro IN SON" cna-
ccrn !s.t tnp eScs:t'n ut II rart nr The tongue
FORTUNE fnr 10 Krcat a,. nr.s,iF, n,lv,mate. Aid
Rtafcstansl. TlIerH IN Mt.n ao,,u hnxirty hst, In
mn emergency. Ycnntur Hill ennnld not be nla
cnnttnRcnny 1T n apaclal sesslon ut 10, distant
pcfi.al: 'fhu people of 0dorEia viii watch with
tnlch lntcfbst tho p1t'9ress nr thor Afn!or Bon
health md u$Qfulneha+ .: =.
, 1881-08-06
lRELAND'S INDUSTRIES.
How I;nElnud Has 1tufneA TAom.
fsitaA

Ino o, 70 rIs hn, ~ uno
,ao'9 t.r se o' Tn aae ea spo
@ esorssa to arow as @ a.a
caftote' anu turnips. all OF ""lea Mate noso III.
troduecd In aho saino oontary. Thu history of
this petses,,.ed plunt is not Without ,ntsrost:
in Europ". It va 5lrsf IT. Wpantod in spaIn, where
# VA Cultivated d. M au osnNnoltAi ninnt. il,
a.Hc,liIw tGo,nn IN mn ~ to nrtictcs nf Injury
Fiji r,pss n iirhun wi Viii. and innocont II. ful.
Gh,rc tSn sta aa sok'nF %ss stsat1sd ai,s x
ssS sT!',:. . psn:ss;sle; :, wi,h aes,s:
TSaeeo aS s Tas soaa Fs. esox1 Il ae = II
@ i5si % u procatnato ] Was tssic.i % fsa!s.st It IS Is
tra.:p I tic is,yai dispsHsurc Of hcr initnediuto
successor, s, @ J.itnes T., wbo .iescribcs ainnEius
anyra ~ ~ s"e n0sG; liz nax and In of III,
SSs'sn i;nnH stnrpS f,n, III ,tIepcoi res"nbnr liz liz
III fs% Nssstaos y s aaS ens !" M
sass to " easc. say .as Pr; pf;p!tor5 y ~
str;n,,nn van i,nt,nset, p its xr,switI III Jrofaud
II thnt year. iinwnvcr. hi nci-E Car. H.. Ciss.
si-w,ta ;N.s,ai III lin Enriish iurtlnmcnt. uliJ
hn,nss.nr M ;,nuM!ty ~ u sh;'i!aaEs + for eyery
rs, i1s enSsy aes9 o. Sc "s t% III
i,niiuy Y ,i,n iistish t;.,yUr.icut 10 unco,tr,xS
~ paS.sas si Ss;ia a's;s;, sd t., !" sys 5as;a
sus,u,rv 'nS ,.s'"Y wiI6Y anb,csW' Itayy a. tlat
,sty wa:, Il aM 'ps al,ord sai|:
tnfoe ~, ye,F VIZ s r.a,' ~ aa an ="
ySs tns sc 10 ~ "ss9I % u I'd
I,. iii M..trsonsiy M III IRELAND over ElcG VI, aeso,
MID accoritnsfy tho III and ::sai Charics il,
,ssas s s Ses asep op n s'sts sas II s
, 1881-08-06

ST. r.sul7 A[i,1n., Aug. h-The following
won gold n.cttals ut TIC Sul!1tzcnfest huH
to-day. Iorscos!ng 40 puiu.s OH tlla buI!'s.ryo
target: Iloel,,t. Monrou; 4, brown, Alma;
l4co Miller, Monroe; t. G. Gottiin.
Suw York; ]. +. l'lefler, Chicago; J. &.
Taylqr, St; pau!; 7, ,A;. ,WAs;,'Mr. G'lsagp; &. s.
/. uyagy, .;i1nrs,r; n. Werner, thlragu; 4.
llusxItv, .Nunrne. l'lIn tt:atns nrv bnjHg ali-
sari::,Icii Us Tie lit,,nc club Il. tic Athei.Aull
Mi;ii IulI:rIE llli I4nre itt.tlfglIt.
, 1881-08-06
ITALY,


KoNE, Aug. 5.-'rhe Spanish Minister to
Italy i.as communicated To signor MnItc!ni,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, n telegram from
tho Council of Ministers OF Svatn. instruct.
Ing lin tn express their regret that Spun
ISL prcluto should havo mixed himself UP
with things foreign to Ills order.
, 1881-08-06

-
y" tl,''Ent ,n'ca ''al". Hs't' Lo '''',ae n'i'"r
that 1'ea'|. lIs s!"iItt1 ll1'' I" sec Developed
sy'seai ~ 'te''hsls''H;' y, ~ stop3. ta
summon "p VIM no t'!""E'it 'l'at w. "ske''
ot universal s'.nsaAe ~ 49,. ."toMs; lno ~. co.'
htlttliioni .e.Mh ~ .ue 'oe..AN:' .,o eu'l-
country n1lu administrative fclotst,' France
whit! solvo ouaof 1'sss'lhas u. ~ rdas"t', Ie-
cfttsc Slso ls dci,!ocfe!.c from lef very 'eaFt
1T row aays slc VIII 'oan'S pfne'ais'i wi'at
aho uen net .'..sy nu '.o' M.e'a s..t
~ lno"sl' ". t.o'sH'',so w e"@i wv ,.''nu
III my oHe. !! tncIa w s!tslsi"" IL WI! ne
ono OF riVatry lof t'e performances q! 'htSt
not Tor llle attainment 0t power Elc colt
cludcc MS slHccli a!h!d prolonged cheering.
ArAy Ef,rt-rouAf, MEETING
,,atd nj Clemc,,ccnr. II wns tirritie,, tint
@t,,,.,,.,,,,t :. .a~..t, ,n,t ,r,,, i,r,.,,,,,,,
- -"t, s' - ,1s'
a.""'. .. "rnonu ,r's.'t..,s s"....,,t1' " W
.'ul! VI wv "on.'e'n n''""..sae'"cnts M,L
not'l VI WHICH Nah'uellA -"tit htah!. VI
Gait'l,etla's OLD Co1nHnttco q! istFJ AMI !SIG.
twenty-five alono out OF 12o stick To JItn.
COMMENT.
r., ts1,urc nt,tt Tho N,tftoun,e cot,tnent I'm.
r..t., ~, U.,,,ha,,,s a,,onuI, -. .r,.,,ra i...
~. .s,. II .'',. w. 49, s..'s .'s'.
cse''ns' A"' eo"os'o' '''s p'"s'""' no '"s"c
"'1' WI y,
&c 1tl'!'s hppial!os llis speccl!' ont 1lia6cs
soln0 reservations III rvgAra 10 us nfoposcd
rccotlstll.lto or tito Senate, which 1t deems
by tlU means urgcnt. Tho speech, however.
will urotl,co tteen j,lnypsslou upoN the
constituencies. and wlI1 terfsiyuly iutlueueu
t,o cDort,orz
Mouroy.
t,rna;f]cui f:r.vv today rnro ou,1tercn III
r. Al II W,rt,., t,,o rn,v ,",s,,n,, sf,ntator
.e't 49,. ~- ~ ~ ..,-i.. .tt't.. ~
, 1881-08-06

~yes," saia Jehn IL Yoaaii9, : lthiuk Granite
income capnos 10 far tfpus $5a!l9 year. lts
hcusc, which baS hoon VefT soccassfuL 10 es,s,
peFaai,s. $sa00p year frdtn tho railroad ootppa'
III and the two funds ratssd BY 3oaaA and tho
UraxpIs fur hlM RGtsupst 70 4se5At tQNh 1t h not
srup that DO hxs sold bis Vt. Iouts tArtn,
, 1881-08-06
CABLE CODES.
A Growing Bnsli1oxx that sa vca 1Enrjs
Money aud Hides tht Mcunfh. OF
Tc1exranas.

A Growing BnstnoS* that Sa vca Mnc5s
Money nnu Hides tia Mounfhs Of
TcfeH Hrans*. ...-
!M<,s 1a.k tru,!d,
1.-THE making and usa Ut codes for tc'r-
graphing economically las greatly Increased
Within the past two years." sald IL veteraH
code.nal;er u n reporter yesterday. III
fnc,, It isnHly gtncn lS7i that c0dus have bee.I
guneraliy sold, although for nIany years
be[orc that, principally siucu the cable beEnn
tn bc used, private codes were made al,d used.
Tile while principle III tho ctsio Is 10 snYe
money by substituting one wora fDr iaa1'y.
4 simple code IL tho use Ut a lI,ntlsv of
words to cacli Ut which II tllifsrrat ,neanin.
IL attached, ns, for INSTANCE, 'fhu price Ut
wheat ~ taking IN upward turn Is rep.e-
scnted by the Hori 'Jo't,s,' tho price Is
going down. by tho word James the
1larke. il tlull b. PETER and SO OIL. All
the cades that wn have ut the present tlay arc
n,apiilica.ions ni that system.
"The ulssss oi tho peo!lo liavo no idea to
what an extent colca aro used. Since lbea
t,ey lave bcen generally adopted. and 1t ~
surprising whit all amount Ut money men
doing n ss,.ni1 business witt pay for roDtl
code. III !s:1 had great difficulty III sell
fllgi code; now luyc applications for
codes every day."
"so,ne Of them aro Very complex, ul.1 IL.
stuIre great Ieal Ut study. lure Is q ro'!0
,..as!e oil combination OF figures. which
multiply into themselves, md produces n
number represented hy o'lo ~oyd. the 'whulb
Ut which may EXPRESS tic stnle ami PRICES VI
inntket OIL tho other stae. For example, !
receive by cab!u parllars tl'e slnxls word
poverty taken from q special cUtlG ASreotl
up0lt bstWtelI lIU alit liiy eUrrrstulMlsnt. 1
translate the word, a1l1 .tt that 1t ntelns ",
ho. ". ! lpok through, my tables Md rc:!tl:
value u is niie!.u,igc,t. TGc Weather S si.sh!ly
warmer. Will. prospects Ut t1.tn. lilo psict
OF c',et,se i IS shillngs. mud tho slitpIneltsof Ut
lard ara 3,0U1 tierces' This tie cutio savs'a
may unnttelso the dispatch hayo ,rcatl. IT
will cost til, uE twenty lines as m.!cl. ,s lhs.
cost of cabling the oite. worl poverty
Single weFa rspreSsntlnY !oE ssnte.'e.s :s :r, sts
sentences and combine tic!n !nto nm word."
cfpls,,r cutenaklnx%' ,,ru., ,>..,uoou :
ctplier and code. 4 clpher Is meait Il, con
cenl tha iliea1ltnE Of a message, mud GENERALLY
consists In a combination vt lutkers. ~, fur
istance nyl krst nild hlE tl' ocnsi el
sst sne G M ts syes s nns sasss M we ~ +
col,ccais the meaning. Tho cost OF cabling
mcssaee III cipher Is 80 per cont tuorc thai,
tl,o tariff rate ut wt,lcl. price . code message
el,areel the SAINT rate for. q code messaxs or
fur any M.essagu which did not make senso
| nr was y confused luass OF Words sir.
Thomas J: Fel.ueil invented 4 very curious
transmitted, concealed the real sense, nlll }et
| liatu cuuIplutn sellsu III 1t reau. F0r!NstaN Gu
BY tllis ca.lo thp inessaze rea!l. .1alues Gill,
Edgar llolt went to Cantol'. lskll. Int suit
| day. That nlattc sense, but tie Information
! 1t conveyed wins Ia reference to- the price,
tendency, and ttlne and amount Of slIlHncnls
, 1881-08-06
THE YItANaVAAL.
D1safTf6BACrioN,

DuunAN, Aug. b.--tlho Administrator Of
Natal. speaking at 1'IeteE.aarltzburg, IN allud-.
lux to Tie situation ot affairs in' tic Tsans-
vRal aail Gen. Sir Eyolyn Wood had q most
bring Als task 10 such conclusion as would
, 1881-08-06

ga.tse minimum amount Of disgrace to tho
country. II may be addcl that, coming frnnl
tho ActIng Goycrnpr of Nntal. this ontspokeG
expression Of feeling has attracted much Rt-
tpllttui1. .,.
, 1881-08-06

THE HEAD or T{E 9ulps nsltEADEp
LONDON, AuK. 6,-llapsga|l Agal,, who be-
headed tho l'oesian Kur4s during tha !ato
insusrccttou, one Of his brothers, sonse
nephews, mud 4 number OF servants wero
shot at So-Ut.I1atak OH tho s0th ult, Their
l4caas were ssnt u tho Governor Of AzeE-
pul1Au, r. - -. -.
, 1881-08-06

ItAausA, Aug. "a band OF fllty bslEands
rDNl,ci tnuit-earrier Mt Biloxi after killing
twu men Of Ills escort
, 1881-08-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

E1dreLgo a: yVoodbriaEa, 1D9 Mo d Ison,
Hue shirts and furnishing EUols. HAlrts 10 uFlvi
frnm 4ls to t0 Jer doacta. Uualunled III quality
und workmanship. 4 ptrfaot III guaranteed.
, 1881-08-06

II IL an faltsputablS fnct HAT notll-
iuT ~ rearhcs 9nd rc{novcs the c'lute Uf louAe
terrlb'c headuGeles ~ That wnll-kt,0wn nnd well:
tried tIHc'nA, YaFrhuCa Solt1or 4ApsrlaAf. 8uiQ
hy ult truEyfsta.
, 1881-08-06

a95 to S23.DOD nsrI tntltr1oua1y In
Rr,lu .en,tnR ytu:l1 iarxn profits. For rpatnphlet
AID altElrla nnn reports wrttA to W. 7. hou1o =
Cu.. nsokcr4, lU III SnIlc-st.. Chacaxo.
, 1881-08-06
I[DLT.lH'S PAD,

IlcdtlfnEfs gkMshiN Naive Meets with
wonderful sliccess In uli ea 4eA Of sk,i diseases.
, 1881-08-06
ITEMS,

ARnEsrsp FOR xMnEzztEAESr.
NKw YORK, Aug. n-GeQEKq ". Stuart,
Secretary VI the board OF Education, Was Ar
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Mothers! Mothers!: Mothers

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your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth
If so, go at once and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
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There is not mother on earth who has ever
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will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child
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and is the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents
a bottle.
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Mr. Chas. B. Wayman, Erie, Pa, writes :
MY physicians had given me up to die.
They told me my lungs and liver were all de-
cayed and gone. was very weak, pale. and
emaciated. BY chance saw Browns Iron
Bitters advertised. l Immediately realized
that without iron in the Blood life could not
exist. With trembling anxiety I sent ser
want, who procured for me bottle. must
haven taken 1t with great faith. for almost
Immediately felt its beneficial effect. Soon
all dyspeptic symptoms disappeared. nv lungs
grew strong, pains in the region of the heart
vanished, my urine became free of sediment.
ana IN word have regained perfect health
Now I feel able TO thrash the doctor that at
.ended me- and really believe ought to do
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