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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3rd.-The
Grand Jury have indicted Lilley
Brott In the star route cases.
Escape of Dsspereds Cosvtets.
LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, Dec. 3rd.--
Seven persons, including John j.
Webb, under q life sentence for
murder, and Dave Rudabaugh, es-
capped from the Jail here this morn.
ing. Rudabaugh was member of
the notorious "Billy the Kids"
band, and was sentenced to be
hanged for numbering q jailor in
his attempt to release Webb.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-04
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE.

A good, gentle family HORSE and
TOP BUGGY, with HARNESS.. Apply
at Grocery Store, opposite New Depot.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-04
MORNING SESSION.


FRESNO, CAL, Dec. 3.-The fol.
lowing 10 the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. NJ.
L L Baker, wife and son, San Ga.
briel; A G Taussig, HI G Taussig,
Walter Martin, G E Huber, Mrs
Clara Prentice, Mrs j T .Haviland,
James Stevens, w I'll Miller, Gen
Boulanger, Col Bossan, Major De.
PERCY, Captain de la Chere, Capt
ID A Boidle, Lieut. D'AbouiIle.
Lieut. de Sahune, G de Sahune,
Lieut. de Gouville, Lieut. E de No
allies, Comte de Beaumonte, Mar
quis de Lestrade, Comte de
Blomme, Viscount D'Ollonne, Los
Angeles; H Gordon. Tucson; II Fl
Whaley, Cotton; ] s Jeffreys, New.
hall; q w Lang. Denver; r A
Lang, w g M Wright, Casa Grande;
Clara A Anderson, Tucson; Mrs
Carney, Benson; ] Spruance, DEM
ing; E e Warner, Ohio; G r Gar
diner, New York; U s T1sker, Al
iona; John Abendroth, NewYork;
L Ssnderson, st Louis.
wounded in ResistsnE un Arrest,
MONTEREY, Dec. 3d.-Vicente
Rios and Vice nte Castro, who are
wanted in San Luis Obispo comfy
for felony, were arrested here to-
day after fight with the consta.
bles, In viii CHI both the prisoners
were wound ed, Rios in the arm,
and Castro p robabIy fatally, in the
body.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-04

All applicants for certificates must be
present at the commencement OF the ex'
animation.
By order OF the Board.
]. W. HINTON,
County Sup't.
Los Angeles, Dec. 8, 1881. data
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-04
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
1 Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.

S3O(A ILl6E SJH1s
San FRANCISCO STOCK AND Eek.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-04

NOTICE.-All members of Los Ange.
les Lodge, No. 3b, l. o. .. f., are request
ed to attend a special m Getting OF this
Lodge on SUNDAY EVENING. at seven
O'Clock sharp, TO participate in the me-
mortal services on the death of Brother
JAMES L. RIDGELEY, Grand Record
Ing and corresponding Secretary of the
supreme Lodge of the l. o. 0. f.
ALI mem bers of Golden Rule Lodge,
No. 100, and sojourning brethren are cor
daily invited to be present.
A. FRANCK,
dltd Recording Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-04
EXAMINATION OF
TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given that an Exam
nation OF Teachers will be held by the
County Board of Education,
IN GOOD TEMPLARS' HALL, LOS
ANGELES CITY,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-04

Commencing TUESDAY, DECEMBER
goth, at 8 O'Clock A. M, and con-
tinuing three days.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-04

BOSTON, Dec. 3d.-A wreck Of
passenger and freight trains occur.
red Oh the N. Y. 4 N. E. road, al
East Thompson, Conn. Several
persons are reported killed.
, 1881-10-03
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

both IroQuo1s and Toxhnll are entered far
tho next big rnco In Enatand. The balance Of
tho horses havu our sympathy.
1t is reported that IIurl,ert Spencer will
soon marry MI American girl. Enutlshtnen are
trying hard to get evon OH losing tho Derby.
Mrs. Harriet Decriur Stowe Is wrltlng
now bouk. Those TINT hnyo tears to shol should
got their haudkerchicfs ready t,uw.
Tho Princess Louise isconlns to this cuur-
try In about tWu weeks. Shu will be remembered
by old people a. tho wtfc Of tho Marquis of
Lornc.
a New York paper says TINT ''GraIlt In tie
coming mun." Thts lnny be SO, but Senator
jones appenrs to bo tho gentleman who has al.
roudy arrived.
urcnt excitement was caused IN Cincinnati
tho otl,or day. resident OF TINT city paying q
debt. Investigation pr0vel TINT ut ono tlmo no
lived in Chicago. which explained tho matter.
Over and over ng,1it,,
No matter which way wo turn,
Wo always tl,il III tho Bouk Of Life
Some leBshn wo Euve to aenrn;
Wo must taku our turn Ut tho mill,
Wo must grind out tho golden graIu,
We must work a. our task with resoiute win
Over and over again.
We cannot measure tho mead
OF eyen the tin{est tlowor,
Or check tho flow OF the golden sands
,rhut run through single hour;
hut the n,orulng lew must fall.
And tho sun and tho summer ran
btust do their part, md perform 1t all
Over and over again. -
-Cati Schtr7 After Itu.
, 1881-10-03

THr: decision Of the Supreme Court In the
cases Of tic county officers whose terms vera
extended. It seems, by the amendment to tho
Stats Constitution, Is final. The court ttccid~
ell TINT the new section went into f0rce and
effect as soon rs the yoto was canvasse0 and
declared adopting 1t, md the old section thus
superseded was abolished anil discarded.
l'he new section mattc III provision for 1Oltl-
it,g an election In 1887 for II ane-year term Of
County TreasureEs aud Clerks Rnd Probate
Judges, but was iNtendGd to continue t1in
term Of the existing officers for Il yeAF, n'nt
the statute passed by The last Legislature 10
carry t1its intention, into effect IS valid. Tho
court consists Of seven Judges: fonr of
thssc-,Judges Diekey, Craig, Mnlkcy, nnd
Scott-unlicd.in tho Judgment OF the court,
but Judge Scott differed widely from the
others ts to the reasons Etvcn for the i1idg-
lne1t. This Judgment was that tic officers
held over until the election III 1852. Judges
Walker, Sheldon, and ScholEe'tl disscntel
from tllis Judgment. Tile only interest Oh the
part of tho general public was lit having the
case decided. so lint there would bo no
room for disputed elections this fall. In do
Gliding that tile officers may ll0]d over until
1881 tho Court set asitle thu two opposing
theories tllat there would have to be an cleo
tion In 1881 and that the otllces would be
yncant this tn1l anil would hive to be filled,
the judicial Offices by the Governor, and the
others by the County Boards. The matter is
| now settled, and ncxt year there will bo a
new deal ut the election tlien.
, 1881-10-03
FTANEIN II. UEWEFs
Eon,m!ttoo OF rristpce OF Williams COltcxo.

.lupuE SETTLES friends "rccall' with
pridc,' eto TINT his nnfno was withdrawn from
tho contest for tho vce.rreHltloncy Mt ChicnRo
III favor Of Con. Arthur. Immediately after
the last person was put IN nomination for Vicc-
prcsidont-na,uely: Gov. Davis. Ut Toxns-tho
Chairman OF tho Florida delegation, Mr. Hicks
twho. by-tho.by. Ia NOW In trninlng for Cabinet
pos!ttonj, stated to tho Chicago Convention that
having discharged OUR duty md offcrcd our
candidate, on consultation with othor States
who arc In harmony with Us. md yielding, rs wo
deem 1t our duty and cur privilege to DO. to tho
srcnt State ot Now York, and with tho consent
Of these whn hayu seconded tho nomination, I
now, Sir, Withdraw tho namo Of Thomas SOttlo,
antl substitute thoretor tho nnlnc Of Chester a.
Arthur" Then Str. HnrrIs, Of North Carolina,
sud: "As ono who seconded tho nomtnation Of
tho Hon. TholuaA Settle. know that net In nc.
cord with bis wishes. knowing TINT the stlccGss
of tho Republican pnrty Is paramount with him
to all other considerations. nnd l now beg to
concur In tho withdrawal Of his natno as a cam
.lidate for tho vico~prcbldoncy In favor Of Ge,t.
Arthur Ut New York." This opened tho halt,
other changes were n,ado, and Arthur was nont~
luntcd on tho FIRST ballot. A delicate gratitude
Of COURSE suggests TINT Hicks. Sott'c. md Harris
should haro " something"
, 1881-10-03

CESAR ind Ills Br,tus, Chariea I. Ind his
Cromwell, and Roscoe Conkllug has hfs Lowery,
who. Though he may not be as ilustrtous as
many Of the other personages who have lGurctl
OH Famo'a Immortal camping ground Is quite us
busy as my Of thonl. u Sam" Lowery has teon
Il thorn In Conkiings Bido for many years. 10
has at last succeeded In carrying Ills home
county against him, when "Eonk " was per.
sonalIy In the field and pedallng tickets Ia his
own ward. "Snsn" Is, according to the Nation,
I'm Ulster protcstRnt popular with the Catho-
lies, md has for many years made 1t
Ills lIfo work, correspondent Of tho
Sun eays, alto whittle down tho Conk-
ling Cscsar to ordinary mprtal proportions"
lilo has kept ut this steadily for n,any yoars.
and would have doubtless accomplished It before
now but that he bus had occasionally. for some
unexplained reason, :" to ksop out of sight" He
noyor, however. allowod any Of tho whlstlnR hs
bud dono on tho Ctraar to be repaired. or puttied
over. or anything Of that kind. 50 that when he
resumed hls operations there never was any,
thing to bo dono oyer again. IIa must In faot
long aEo have damaged tho magnificent torso "
moro than tho world know. This whiting. too,
u described ~ having boon labor Of lovo with
htm. He 10 a y matter ut political intrigue" but
does mt aeek of1lce, and will DO satisfied With
tho honor at oustng Mr.. Conklug fran scat
In tho convention and occupying it himself. 1lo
Ia not al orltor, hut cxocls tn "drasto retorts."
tIo certainly seotus from all this to have boon
made for tho humiliation ot tho "groAt Som
NtpF.h
, 1881-10-03
PERSONALS.

<,. 1,,,,,, H., pn,,,4,t;o.- o,o3tdo+a fcv
oen isasxs o snm. " ~. s,s.a sa,
:. ma...."xr ~, ho,,.n ,Ifo a. a atus"s
~ "as ae's''is' @"o ''s"A '''e 10 '%'AS
esases'
The relatives iof William Cullen btyant
hnyu placeA a monument m the spot In Cum~
inseEinuon: n'b abjrtGpiaco " Of Brysnt Nov. j.
iii
A. A aor,nan tcacier, Herr Edwin prolss,
formerly compan!ot, OF Frederick GorstHokcr,
thu % woli.kuown German writer aud trnyeler, hos
errVe9 ~ 10y An9eleg, eli: "'tEt & arnass ~
cupioG iii anys.
n ia rc1ntpa nf Rernndette TINT when he
.,ns , 1,.nnrs, In tho Fr.ncb ar,nv hc nronosci
,,,a a-r,nno ~ a roaaunt Nit who. Nv the at1ttca
~ hor trenI.. rciac,cd hItn honanae ho wns
,,nor an,i,cr Aftcr he bcnnn,n king Of SWEDEN
sehe wrnic Ia him snd askeJ for thc washing Of
tho pulace, which he granted.
f4nv. rla1sted. Of Alat,,e. ,yns mhrrfed on
tr,,cslav Inst tn Miss Mabel Hill ot an cattlgr
bo,r, nrohatly. than ever Governor wal mar.
r,ci hofora. Tlo ceromony took plare In church
~ ,.oioaS IN tba mornfnr-o ynit hnur hrfnre
sunrise: This prompt proceeding wss necessary
~ order that the nrlun! couple n'Gnt eatc5 ~ ~
md @ Se ~ at
tiS's'Ss I'll Ssaas'tu! aa oae: 'es ''' ~ "A eN'
~ ., ~, 10 ....a y. "oA W..."c
Of sho ney ot Tan,s, ana h!s Enyoy e Fsanso,
M 3ndt It bam no rss 10
Tha ,Cunsinn ,ooknu ut thu stone. and f1in nrko4
that @ bo % baa far pattor diamusIs In iii potses-
sIon. lie turned up bis s1uoye and showed Are
olormoas arm r!ngs rvotea TED nhoyo s! hs s!oo*:
i pors0n 80 fund Of titnmonds should wear them
TS5s @ os ss p9s Mssss s ssn y's Srsaa s asf
Princes can bo despoilcl Ut eyorythtn8 tn one
, 1881-10-03

AMERICAN newspapers have said great
many unpleasant things about Mr.. james Il.
Keouc. aud thoy should DO equally ready TO say
something pleasant regarding him. esnccfally
when his horses achieve such q notably victory
Rs did Foxha!l and Don Fulan0 at Newmarket
Thursany, when they ran frat and soootltl In tho
tnoRt Important race OF tho meeting. Foxhalt
was nlso tho winner Of tho grcat French event.
tho PrIx DO Paris, early In the season. With the
Derby, Ascot Gold Cup, nld 1t. Logger 10 tho
crodlt Of Mr.. Lor!ltard aud several Important
races won by 1ir. Keonos horsos, tho American
penplo hayo good roason to 10 proud at their
cs,ulno representatives on the other side Of the
water, ana ut tho spirited gentlemen who sout
them thero.
, 1881-10-03

a NEW steclclad ship hns been added to
tho war fleet Of Great urltRin-tho .Congucror-
which was launchcd at Chatham three weeks
nRa. she is rain OF 0,20Q tons displacement
mud 4.bO1 Indicated horse poweE. Four vessels
two Armorcl and tw0 not armorcd-bavo
been ndlel to tho British navy Within tho pnst
three months The Coa9uGror Is not n remnrk-
nble ship, hut IL csscnt!nily Il comtNonplaco 0ne.
Sho hag been OF tho stocks ftr two years. sho
will bo follnwol speo,tily by tho completion OF
her sisters. tho Majestic ind tho Colossus. For
const defense she Will, however, 10 powerful.
md it Is Bg.oatcl that she will be stlll moro SO
ia a protest against tho not inexousat'lc spirit
OF emulation which has animated constructors
in thoir efforts to bntstrlp one another In tho
production ut the noat powerful vessel In the
world.'' England must haye n numerous
teot," says Sir. Treveyau. " and no nation can
afford numerous 1lcot OF Italian pnlllloa anu
Lopantos,"
, 1881-10-03

Ind beon gon,lc.i 10 tiloir deadly work by
tlfisnllsfeNsnlice OF justice. "Tllorn Is no law
agaI,st murder III Mclean Coitnty!" "Wo
Lava seen sou inncli Of conrt'qnlbbllnE!
''.Jtlsticu MID tic cturts arc Il farrell" These
were tile sentiments shouted BY the cftizcns.
'rlesc were the rcaso,,s why tho people took
tie Iaw into tl.uir own hands md nd.ntnfs.
tered summary alltl conlERn punishment
I TlE TRIBUNE is nut disposed to encollr.
agc or contlolle mob justice. Sometimes lis
victims aro innocent, But the causes far II
must bo recognized Mud ought to bo III
,noyc.i, The ainl and spirit Ut tlle Inv can-
mt 10 persiStctttly defeated By nulb-
btes, anil 9uirks, ard procrastsnHtions
without calling ont public resentment,
Willis tho inv provides lsang!ng for
malicious murder, then tho construction
aud execution thereof should not be distorted
tn protect tho murderer. 1t Inns como to be
almost lnlposslble 10 punish capitaiEy nttts-
dcrcrs by law. 'rl1c vicious c1asscs 1iayo
tukcn corllizance OF tho constant failure OF
justice, aud give FREQ vent to their felontons
passions Tho public mind has beconao ont.
ragged. 1t feels tho necessity Of better pro-
lection for human life. 1t Is mt III Blooms
Ington only but in otsler cities III Illinois
where tho satllc feeling prevails. That tho
murtlerers III thu Chicago 1ntl hAve shifted
something nf this kind Is proved by tho l,,a-
usun1 number of mel who lavo recently
plcAdct1 guilty to murder, prefcrrlng 10
throw themselves upon the mercy Of tic
courts rather than take tho chances OF FUR
thor aronsing public Indignation by farcical
trials. There Is too mrcl, law quIbbl lng alld
firYh NfnfiL
, 1881-10-03

DEFEAT oF ooNKLlhtlsM IN NEW foAh:
con]eetnres III regafa 10 tio outcome OF
nfy political convention III New aoFR are
UNSAFE anu We aaVlsc all PERSONS n'1efestea
10 wnat nntll tho votos are cou1'te" anu u'e
result ls kho"a po'olo eelepfat1iE VI my
puDiic n'ah''eF t1lo aeleat OF .ao spo.,s !'oss.
IL IL proper however, 10 opse'Ve s'"! t''e
SIGNS VI herus''nE anu o'ct"tie',hE ''ls.s' ts,,
Ter 10 hls cause afo now IN Inc SKY Aho
, 1881-10-03
THE CHIPPEWA AND EAU CLAIRE RIVERS.

opzt1aE 17ppaEt3 70 3T] 1"sF8Ru !1T94Hs'
sr, PAUL, H{tnn., Out. a.-An Eau 0iolra sppnlal
suys the Chippewa aud Eau clairo hsaFs gt.
taluoA their highest points here this tnorntng-
tho former registering nourIy clRhtoan feet.
Tho Int pbrtons OF tha city arc considerably in.
uudato,l tntesfupsInK travel In thoss lucalltes.
1loth bridges arross tho Eau ClaEto asu badly
wrecked, but viii ho immediately repaired. 4
great amount OF wood has tsnused o!r and moro
Hr lusa daMags wa4 tlonn Vt tho n,ffls, nousot
which are (la operation. Must Of tI,oso taln,vA
whss wefo sonpsllrd 10 ,noYo xot sho!E housahoh!
gouts out IN fair ahapa. bhawsown ID I'alnaEc1
from tho Elnplsa Lumber Co,npany's ntteo tu
thu Crescent Mllt. No tvpnrts from tho Upper
Chippewa have becr recsivp'l uxecpt that several
tiaai n,i thc Notth Fonl was wash.A AWAY. All
the luxs that hare escaped Will hs caught At the
lower hopua.
, 1881-10-03

TlrE general supposltlon among the surylv-
Ing rolatlyoa Of men who die rich aeoms 10
bu TINT by no possibility can pcrson OF fortune
10 capab!o of making will when In proper
condition OF mind tor such performance.
Peter Cullon, q rtuh man OF Philadelphia, has
Just loft lnrgo estate to his housekccpor. and
preparations arc hainR made 10 contest tho
document, III uetrolt celebrated will caso Ia
In prospect Walter IIaspcr haa loft by will
nbout tiroo millions of dollars to tho Trustees OF
tho Harper Hospital tn that city and d number
OF tho doeoase4 gehteman'a rp!atiyea haVe
offered wclt.xnown lawyor 70 per cent Of tho
property In case ho succeeds In breaking tho
will.
, 1881-10-03

AMONG other things promised BY Turkey
and not performed Is the Suppression hf the
slave trade Tlio Portc's 1nng tle!4y anu Ill
aeton In this matter l!as cuttel forth from
the British Alnbnssaanras C0llstantinaple nj,
urgent request that the treaty provisions OH
tho subject Of tie traffic In human chatte1s
be faithfully observed.
, 1881-10-03

person in this wide world Is ut the present
moment Ilt.lc Interested In tho "reminiscences
Of The third term that person mist bo Mr
Palmer, who Is widely known rs Tlltien
aiul Hancock Democrat, aMd wiioso llotel
both lit 1871 and 1880 WIS headquarters for
tho Democratic party lit runk County.
, 1881-10-03

IT required very little proyocation Satur-
day night III Earl County, Georgia, to or
ganlzc n mob Of masael ,nel., force MI cls~
truucu to tia jul. and shoot tn dcnth With
pistols negro prisoner named Sa1ltly
Wright. Ills oifenso was stealing ll0gs, anil
Ills imprisonment would llayo ended III ten
days, hut 1t WAS said l,e Ind made threats IL
kill tho jailer and several other ctizels when
liz got out; and hence the ncllan OF the mob.
, 1881-10-03

THEIR ar0 evidently sonlo very extraor-
d!nary f,s0pte tn Amsterdam. During the paat
week several sales OF Confederate .bpuds hayc
been nale In I4on4on for account OF A,nstardam
capitalists, tho prioc paid being tsun w to$
per cent. Just what peculiar tleus these Dutch
, 1881-10-03
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES,

THE r1ucAnn TntnrxH has estHbltsfeh branch
otvrs for tho recu OF subscriptions md hdvertlsa-
uncntA na fulfnNs: -.
NEW fDHA-lsuonl = Tribune f1nlldtnG. FIT. Me-
FAnDHS. Manager. ...... ..
GLASGOW, scotlant-Al!an'A American News
Agency. II 1icnned.st --..
LONDON, Enx,-Amnricau Exchange, ~ stfaao.
ul:SHy r. ait.L.0, Agent.
WASHINGTON. u. E.-EtlI stroat
, 1881-10-03

1Tappcars TINT Commissioner Clark smiled
WHOM hc took hts pNst Of tho Cleveland cxUur-.
s!on grab. It IL worry fnrttlnatu tint Mr. Clark
enn smlo ovor this matter, bccauso his oonstttu-
ents nrc utterly linRbto to.
, 1881-10-03

a FEW more Cabinet officers arc wanted
from, New York. Al fur AZ heard from thu lat
is short twn or three nRmc4, ouiy the following
places have boen provided for:
Secretary OF stato-Ila.ulItoo Fish, OF New
YORK.
Hecrctary OF tho Trcasury-Edwtn u. Morgan,
Of Now fnrk.
Secretary Ut Wnr-U. g. Grant, OF Now York.
ro4tmaslor. .Genesal-DWight G Lawrence, ct
New York. =
Attorney. @ Gcneral-Ooos9e nllss, OF Now York.
, 1881-10-03

Pt>,lSEI.1. spoke nj II great opell-afr nlcet-
lng III Dublin yesterday, nlM ulylscl tenntlts
to refusu tho benefits OF tlo Land act unless
such benefits cnulti be siIared by the laborers
and artisans Ut nll classes.
, 1881-10-03

T1fE erection Ut tho American Hotel lit
London f1ns bccn bcgitn. Tho building wilt oe-
eury nc,rty an acrp 6f GROUND on tho northorn
side of fiolbotn, nh.lttinK on Warwick court and
lt0lburn, Rnl will Contain 100 roOtus.
, 1881-10-03

4 LOCAL. correspondent Of the Montreal
ltfiness dlssunhcs Canadians from giving my
thing fur tho relief at tho Michigan sufferers,
bccnuso thu Unltes atutos cnn and does buast Of
being richer country thnn Canada.
, 1881-10-03

: Foun boys were stealing ride IN freight
car loaded with corn wien tlla traln rail oil
the track near A1orrIsoIl, ILL.,, md tie car they
were III turned over, and all were sm0thered
to death,
, 1881-10-03
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, 1881-10-03

Mn LII Duc's ten-fnrm turns Out to ba
cven grcnscr failure than wns at tlrst sup.
posed. For tho $15,N0 nut into tho yonture the
Government has an Iron nnfo which cost S&Uo
md gQmo no. aocount tca. plants,
, 1881-10-03

. Mn pnE1.ps has requested that Ills suc-
cessor ns Minister 10 tho Court Of Austria he
appointed ut .olIeo. Tho President cnnnst heal.
tnte. Mr. Phelps parts his hair In tho middle.
, 1881-10-03

THOMAS llEuMEa IL Co., hosiery lnatI,l-
factareys at Bristol, Pa, i,nye suspended,
with liabilities amounting to about Sl6l,00o,
Allu assets not StntetE.
, 1881-10-03

THERE hayo lgcn 10 trAln-robberies II,
Missouri for iuore thnu n week. 1elng some.
whit tlltorato 1t takes tho boys Homo time Ia
count tho money.
, 1881-10-03

FnoM Worcester, Mass. tho announcement
IS made of the death Of Timothy K. Earle.
tic nominee for Lleutcnant-H0vertl0 OFT tho
Prohibition Ticket.
, 1881-10-03

capitalists havo aoncorntng tho atnation ct
AmerIcnn ntrntrA It. IA difficult 10 comprehend,
but that they arc cnpnRct1 In tho sunowhnt un-
prontabte pastinu nf thriving nway tlleir tuoncy
thore is not tho slightest t1nult.
, 1881-10-03

Tile Now York Sun lllRkes the very sensl-
hlc suggestion that, since III somu cItIcs and
town. subscriptions OF stall nxed sutns to tho
Garfield Fund have baon 0psuod among people
whoao acanty earnings make even those suma
hard 10 give. 1t should bo mado point that
n0thug like compulslon IN securing subsorlp-
t1onh be rcaorted t0. 1t ID now eoEtaIu that tho
fund for tho widow aud family Of the dead Pres"
idept will produce an income amply aul,oient
for tho luxurious maintenance Of those tor
whoso henoAt It was Fatssd, and XII additions
should 10 purely voluntary,
, 1881-10-03
SAysAl1 exchange;

Every nun Ut tho immortal aGJ ID probably
headed for Washington &,y this tlMe IN 6eArch OF
MI ottlce. Ho,ne u thoul nss alrcatly there, and
ars giving tho tAut Of tneIr nol.llHsahlp Of thAe
tlotl tuoy poyseas for supporting the c0nstisu-7
ton at 4 liberal luyernlnNilt salsEy. !
, 1881-10-03

a CALIFORNIAN Inns built flying machine
which Is pronouncad d suocoss. Rnitroads run.
ming through Missouri ehouid secure a lot Of
than at ouc9
, 1881-10-03
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Ci1ltAGO COMM ASDEEf. No. H. KNIGHTS
YEMPI.A!t--SlnIfh tunclAyn this talt,'ttnyl gvnnG
ut ~ u'encK tnE business md wUtE DH thu Utlbr VI
tho Temple. Visiting Slr Knights at"hys Weisonis
" nrder VI II. II. fuSn, ETC.
David GOODMAN. Rpcors,er.
, 1881-10-03

Entered at ths Post.0mte n fhie1oo H., az S<taal-
Cfats Matter.
For tho bcncas Of our patrons who desire 70 send
fnglo copIus Of THE TRIBUNE through Ito nals NO
Elve herowIth sllc transient rate OF postage.
Fntrign dtlf potntsdt. Pr Chrb
Eight and 1wetve l'n.e lapcr.. cents.
EIxtGGn lnYg pApHf IL ccltss
, 1881-10-03

Grand 0rcrn. faorae.
Cntk STREET, orpasit anw cuuri-ltuusc. Enaa9c'
mont Of ths Gniun.squnEa Theatto Company.
"Erench Flats"
, 1881-10-03

1Invcrly'% Thrntrc.
Monroe sirent, between Clark Ind Dearborn. En-.
garotnep, Of John McCu!longh. king Lnar."
, 1881-10-03


S.ud,son strcrt, between State and Dearborn.
Encascment Of Denman Thompson "Iushts whit
comb"
, 1881-10-03

I.ycenm Theatre.
posp!nnos street, nens Madison. West sldo. Vart-
ETY. entertainment.
, 1881-10-03
Grnt,,l t}nct.t,.lJott1p,

I1o0IeyFa 'Fhc0trc.
ttentnp greet, tstwrcn tlurk md In Ha!e-
Engagement Of ThoMaa ". Ke1nc. "Klcho'lsu."
, 1881-10-03

Criterion 'TirMtse.
Corner OF sc1Rwick und division stFaets. variety
Ait arfn
, 1881-10-03

Industrial ErltonittoM.
Iake-Front, oproslt Adams atrcot. Open day aud