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, 1881-02-26

s4l,are" Wer: 2, being sacked, ,l,e,r 49,,
f1Sss1ss M sfy 9s psn GSc {" s II ssie5 d aSfss, :,
rlcd nut must ,!tnerrituiiy, wi,I1a was ea,.
Seiy wsrS Il is!'fan!" '"s, WS' st "sf s sresss1,' ess,'
share tlr s,l,e fate, M ,tonItI ~, ,v,Hl,"Gt1l 10
en.lld lM ci,tsrtnln~l, for i il ,n,s n.y. scoto
lsHl1nn ln,perias. sltuale, iii lrr',S' ,,y'r ,s Tia
,as Msry fti"n Isft Is 's;'dti ty r, and 'sS sst
cascs however wlsoll tl.u uw,'"rs 'a' WI IL spm,
s,,s; en- ro9 y + ~ tn lia sham ef "f5 i IT, Ss.
until nnotl'or cruw,l IF eyiI'L"rns' ''a''e hcIns
m n tho ssss S%yera! ss! s,a,'rsT 'rT515s 55sl
Chants OF tlls port, altt nitl,m,t,,, 'no tier.
@ la hsen received. neysr,Isrss seIr Iry,,nen. s,nse.
stntc of ulruira lastct II,,tii i M,ass. w1G, Thi,
&C The evening uf lle iith hist, III w,rn ,1'' ,r
1o'eIEers To- I1,am ,l|Sfr nr M to t fern trsclvs nn e
ai property, which nfortlllsstv,y' t,s,f9 .! f9
II great l9ss Of life, but iia,l liz c'tIsiei Sse
which wpre still being rO,nmillsd. '''fdess
, 1881-02-26
ITEMS.

NEW York. Feb, nh-Moses i. Winter.
or .kl wall strcct trstliIr,j lnfnro t,,o Witt.
tn,.or .,,r,- ,,,,-t,', ,,a", ,,,.t ,u,;..',''. ~
u'Ael e""tetn"tlH"' tu,a"t ulat "nlttNRern ne
u''o 'n"o "f.. "Nn ',,' ,a "'". "o n"s
tn'ntl'a. Watn h1s Maliu"litME. 4epot't tho
9TH ur tn or April lust witness received Il
Long letter frnm him ut West Point, giving
MI ueeount of the outrage cun1mtttotl upon
lin cnI orrn.m, viii, nm etor,, t,,, ~.
111.,... sst' .,'' AZ. .' oty .u' ~
M'lt1aHor NJ tAo 11lhe llo h1'lt!!atloh WINS
H'acofc'tu' an. mn .---
s'A',o'o '!'E,
, 1881-02-26
~ u IA J. w Ia n u AAA-Ahos
Mr.. Carpenters Successor
to Be Elected in Wis
consin March 8.
Tho Friends Of Candidates AL
rcady Flocking TO tho
State Capital.
Aspirants for the Vacant Seuatorship
Appearing in Every Fence
Corner.
Mr.. Cameron Said to Bo in tho
Lead, with a Strong
Opposition.
Tho Woman-Suf1'ulgists Stlf-
fer Il Defeat i'll the Ill
diana Senate.
No Distinction as to Color to
Be Tolerated in the Com
mon Schools.
Confidence that AlinncSotn VIII
Settle Her Old Railroad
Bond Indebtedness.
An Innocent Little Resolution
Which Might Have Done
Much Harm.
Railroad Regulating More Important than
Anything Else in Nebraska and
West Virginia.
Confidence that Minnesota Will
Settle Her Old Railroad
Bond Indebtedness.
An Innocent Little Resolution
Which Might Have Done
Much Harm.
Railroad Regulating More Important than
Anything Else in Nebraska and
West Virginia.
WISCONSIN,.

eu,.,., n,.na,.h n ~. rht.,-o r-t,.,r,.
s't' - ,'' w., a. ,'..' 1I.,.,,,". ..,., ~a.
MADISON, Wis.,, Feb. .I.-~lsuth ttat1ses h:t' scs'
a!ons this evening. In tho Senntc tho President
,pnnupccd tt,o t'o,nmIttcc tn meet Tim Tf,itrtl
a.a. a"'au s5... ."I ,,o,n ,rl,,, ta ro,no1ns or
Senator ] Carpenter in chicapu, which nrr Sem.
T., lin s.r,nhiv 1onv sessI5,t, WIN Ind NJ, tho
nj. r,,,..II,,,- ~ ntt.,aa t,,:nr 1nst wi,t,.r
n rcpcai.ns .no u..esa "M t,,r ' a.a 1,'" m''''
which WIS finally ordered tn thlfr' feaai'le.
THO Senatorial a!tumtion begl1la to assiltlic
prumincuce, utsi who IS to succeed Senator Cnr-
p'Fter Is oe'ne 'ns'hsse'* N.Y., - ., e.1'"s
Feeling bning Developed agni11st III. Lhtherhhs
election, tue uHtn objection hp'R thas he Is tho
cunuutu,e uf tku self. cunst tltute Milwaukee Ite-
,,nn,,rora ona tf,c frc1,n, ts wi,tpsnrcnH TINT
m ctTort IN tho iulrt Of tic milwaukee, rIlsY to
cuntroI tho cIccttnn IT Scnntur mist bo mt
flnwn Thrre is hi,yerrr no ilst. III tlIsv1sc tho
fnct TINT Mr fIn.eron IL tn-sliy Inc strongest
MIN tfnt hns imcn mentioned. Wlrthur thnt
viii lr Tho fact when tls cuuctis meuts next
week rcinnil.s to hn seen. Thaoppositlun 10 him
hR not eEysthlllzG us yet. hui Tho nr0steGts utn
now thnt 1t NIL! he, anil TINT II fnr1nhallc oppU.
thnrlcy Seymour, Lon 1.cttcrIdze. and other Ut
Cnmerots LII Crtaso friends nrrlyc!l htrc to-
tAy With their Milwaukee ring frtett!A, nn,l tho
CAneron ht,tn ,ns been OrgnnfEcd. t'A!ncrn!ts
Is ki.,w1, only tu be ii cum.
Eenttor Price ls pusst.lte canittlnte. And ha
opposition TO scnlsor cameron will bc out
Sir. Kcyes Will be Il t.nnd'nic, hut will make
mn light Tor tho plncc. There IL u strong trell.lg
Tint it would bo IL Rrrcetn' thing for; thu
Legislature to elect tho tnnn whom they
unanimously lnlorxetl tnr II ENbnct pOst[on ma
the successnr uf bis WARM rcrsonAl frlcntl Ut
bir. Carpenter.
1t IL suited that tho fricnts nf Gov. Smith will
make hn Il catA!ilntc. Lir1t.-tiGv. bingham
and Conprcssnrn Willtnms, Pound. nnI lluzcl
ION nrc candidates.
, 1881-02-26
INDIANA.

Special Dlpateh 10 Tho tht:ng0 Tribune,
IsmAsarH,,s, Ind. Feb, nh-rhIs morning
.,o v,.,a,.. .,.,,"s,I H. Vht,,,, mi ,'''.,a.'.,
tue eenate oraeeea Hr. nni'9a w chRrosset
rrnvsdIng for tho 'nspcotion Of nil k'u'Is Of oil
that shnll he used for Illuminating or
cn,uhtst1ya MI ,rnoss. r,u,,Int nu Inn suIo nr soJ
III. ,,.;S1,. ~ s,,,,ai,, n',s,,i,,,,',,,a ",n
o'NS' P'"' i'iH '"s eert'.'A u"iH''''"'cnlS m.'o
Telno'a1s ~ W 1"nno ny tAo ANcr'os' NC. iho
original bill wls drawn by Sir. Fn!rs, Tho Scu-
atnr firm, Wnsllnytot1 County Entt tntr.uIl,.rd
~, a., u..,,,, -. Yr', t,,.t,",, H., vn,t. =. .,'
os t'e ee"a'"f ltt'ln i'""h''' "r. hMe' al re'
1nndc!s tho Inv Ut lSiu IN thu subject NJ thspec.
ttHn Of conl.ui,, uni, nt,,nug uther things.
,1fstrmiinncs Inn custnm ~ uivin,, In,
~. .Ir .,, .., 49,, ~,
1orac1h n"'t 1uo Ptpcteos VI tAo sa!e u! eIls
sclzcd for violation tr Tho l1W, OIL Tho KrutlAl
that Il systrtn OF Etnfurtni,,r uut s,,yiI1r VIM
snm,th,rv th.r shaun, mn, iu rn',m, r,',',, T., nv
',', " n,, a., ',I ,."'' 49,, ~ ~ ".' ~ ~,
phssl0'c "ny. lhe Dill VII! Pfs'oably piss OIL Its
morits,
Subsequently tho Senate, by II ypcc1ul order,
%oo,r ~, Ea,,ntnr y.,nmv,s iii, oytnnI,,,. th,
.,".. ~" "' r'.', S. ~" 80 .''., 'uo
e'ectlFo Irahcn'se u women Ill lhe ellctlon II
Presidential Electors. As asun, thu lnljus were
out fl furcp, cruwanv thu xaiIcrfes and
1IlIIu,, n,urv nvnII.t,l, t, tt s,,oc ~, i'm ,t
ms 1,,.'',,s.' ', Iii IN '',l', ."...."' ~ ~ .
AHe "'he'as'usA VI "" ut4 "eeup!e" Ftett5 HuSH
the wholo auy. 1ntInters takln1 advantage
OF tho ladies' presence tn coyer ttIct,,-
, 1881-02-26

WHEELING, w. W., Feb. :2l.-Tho West VIr-
Ktnil llousuut Delc4ntrs to-tny, by vito ut
III to II, passed tho Wilson ltailroad bll. somo
dalcXates who voted for tho hill are now
Urging their scnatura tu defcat It. Tho Till
prohibits all FIeciat rntcs. 1t makes tho freight
c!nrKns In ioruu VI. Jun. lol eac yenr tho stnld-
wIltlnul rrgnrd to tho risk involved nr lii,
rnlalclty Ut cnr. anu G:nbfishcs II schedule Ut
maximum chlrHps, which nro lHtsett IN tho
1rHHth " hMhl. Penalties Aru prescribed tnr
vialAtnns 1t TIM bill. ran.lng from $4,000 10
Slu,Lau for taCh ulrc1Is0.
, 1881-02-26
JUDGE FOLGEIs.


Ills APPOINTMENT ONE DF THE THINGS
THAT WEt,I:, hut ARE NOT.
Special DtsMtch ta 7hs Chitt9a Tribune.
: NEW YoNK, Feb. 25.--It IL pretty generally
understood among tho politicians hcra t'lut
Folger's appointment to thu Cabinet Is a,nunE
tho things which wcrr, bHtnru nut. Nutltlng
detntt Is known, but this Is tho belief, Beyond
tIls they Will not go to Nuke prophecies.
hut it Is pretty broally htntesl tint GOV,
Fentan llns !lnll sol'lutElNg to st0 witt, secur-
Ing the retirement Of Fogar from tho racc,
aud tint lle was largely allied In all by Jay
Gould aud nthors, who hnye t,cu,. urging
Wilson. 1f Iowa, fur tue roslti"ll. Fi!al-
ntl0ll, thorets Is no getting nrs,,lIlI significant
f.rt ll.at Nj. MDrlnn Is ut thtS nDl,lpnt n,lu
uf thu lApplcst l,le1l to hu f,,i,sl III washing
ton. llnw tlls is to bo Interpreted rcilMiliA
tu 10 Rugil.
, 1881-02-26
OFFENBACH'S LAST OpEp.

Production Of NT.r. f,u,,.
mimi. ), NJ The onnr. t:o,.' Co'a,c* dillon.
~ t,n..,,,,,,,',,. ~. "rE.a rr.a con's!uc, parI,
~ a,ostnun,ons ,.',.n, WORK BY tic i'tlnr,
~ 4'l""lc"A s'FotcHfihc*-its Ai,lbitlnus
score.
l"rfs c"FF''n'''ttnfr i.nn'lon SlHnaari.
customary Mt tho 1'artsan theatres In IN "ae
tluct1nu oT tmtortnnt ,,nvnitins M ~ 'ne pfo-
,,,,s,I,,,,,,n,,n ,,,,,r s'',"s' -, oleiItach's
p'ss''s,''ous ,, ops'", les eolItes ,l'IluO.
manu-" was brought ont ut tho 0,Er,
comluue, Paris, OIL the evening uf tho eie,1 lo,h
.t.!t'nk .,,i s'o sAule maine written BY
AM. Jiles lsaftier a1nl Michael casn;
nlhl p'nsctl Mt tic Otlc1n III ts1. Thccurl.i,
rlsss EI;' on i German ,r tavern frc1encd by sy
hv IL ,iaotr" % ,.1',,.o ,' ':u%s'"ats .,,i' to<a
~ - !" ,''e"tte' "l,ete oieiit, ttle canlatthe
OK TIC tny, IS playing III - Don Juan" Stel,
IL III, utt i'a,nn Of hoffman,, wln, stunp bs
her her, e"rtsfs .l ~; eoal"Gt, res to forget hef e.
hv t,",.n.ilImr n.lnriT , III Ill; is iM iM1s c9crtel
4, ot :, etnt " sn..,, ,IIl'l !t, nl'l gentleman
~, ~ Inn i,n,,t Is t,,.t t"a,oou. ...,. IM I'st
rs' intn tl,o ,nv"r,, ftti If nra; a s',aen
trv ~ e,fys. s 'i 1lw it; itGri. Gr; III, 'S contae
y yai'': Ill., a At M |nFt tny ask @ 10 ,r hea
t,rorcs u ~ ~ rnIai s y ~ fSs M coSsts an4
feefs H. AH" ~ Fete n 'S Stin Sf!se1t''rs t with o5
Hi, fn,is ~ ''''ii IL, os9' 'na';f, nnt uo cur.
." ,n ntr.;ss ~ ~ m,et!a'aS Ills first
.lunnI l., i,,'o nnxt ~ ",t''" WI W my !ntro-
svn. -, H." io sm,, lin, " ~ n,e NY N.Y. ons.
,.,.rri'u.r m III Mimxn; rs, r. Hph,'z, @ T;t WHO Ia;
~ Shv,ci, % n",;,,,i ~ i',i,, i,, H., '"'nes Snd
han, 3n",tn H. ,,u, ,,.mS ~, t'HS'9 lave
;,,G ~ - tiurnp,, :" pMSs ,, KY ts",.sE :t anog
tno o vn - ,,i, ; W." y '''iauay H. my with
~ M a,tn,,,," ,,b,, ~ ,' n'p'., h"mNrr, sony
w"rs ,,t ~" ,v,,t, s'tmn iha,, m," iahcei by
sc,,.l,.s mA fr;snn, nt,, Z, ~, '',Ms 3 70 Hm!r af
toa,, ~, tf,,,;,a,,,, TX ~, - .' ii 'leW = snl
ihtI,y, !y s,'!t !n..IY ~ tsr IT. Ie;i eSs l !o9
i,n'ua ,n11,., si '' = ns .t ieet' a 'leplrtshis
,iS',. n,,i ho o,u ~ m.e"s llh sks her 70
Mr ,,ist t ,",, iu III ~ t pt,sS lS aflI FGnl
iiu In rn,, l ~ s'i, ~ H,.,,', '! a." Ni wl'tls
thts 'Ei.n Nv nHHtt - tihH'!!lHE tatH liltlt nc
, 1881-02-26
NEIlllASKA.

SEtIlIASkA.
Special Corrtspondesee d Tho Chicago Tribune.
LtScGkS, Nch., Fe!,. Gt.-The forsy y-dnys' scs-
Sion Of the Legislature Is aeRsly.oyet, AMI tho
members aro already beginning to thlnk OF
sprI,ig -plnwing. a.II othor work familiar to
tho Granger ropllace. Tho Legislature IS
composed Tor tho tnost part ut farmers.
The mutt object Of tho nycrnXe member
thIs wlnirr 5cctns to have been to brcnk up thu
uonopolics Ut tho Stato nnnKInnry ns we'll us
reA!l, nnQ sn,nRh things geslerA1ly, particularly
tho rnl1ront.s. Tho Inter hve been under llre
sfncn tho tIeElntrx Of tho session. aud 1t IL (Airtu
say that they hRsp tltsls some tn s!Irn!st,lng.
AZ II luukA INV. hs,weycs. tho ratlrOhus hare tho
@ t Mo f H. 11 Wbo ''a tS |f sv yt ocrs an% y
Will retMrl, hninu lni tell tlluir constituents
what tt,ey trica! 10 tn nnd whit they didn't lo
because "tho bloated corporations" were too
Is this Ii lilo aat wock OF thascss!on, tho mcn,-
hers nrc 1snkinK goui tlIno, and prt'pose not% to
The hills sntrtKlHrct! will Avesagn aout four 10
ctcll ncmbcr, mud IL innJorty OF theso hnvo
as @ rssIaeSe % dy eser pfss i.rcaead ss
!$s '""y *na :o'e Oi ieast i 'fs 'ss oss s. III
neranec lneunslstenccs. and i a!f.hozrli ''tller
nlsnru ventures IN tho WY Of prospective laws.
a s M9a Hs, 3 l!xh! M ss s ss; III 'fs rSlS s Sss M
which i very tiouItiMi, wiii 10 dcreate.i;
ts %rxa;.i s o / 5 f; os thS So rsss Ms:
rec'cd; tho bli /" rngtnte tho r'tttlcs nf 'ncll.
ci,o In tnts s,ate luis 1Mrscu tl,e scnntc, an.l
sss!' aa tSSs TIL: W w!'h An Ant!rrca.K n
'' '' VI" S te c%!'sSre :i.s t.,yess tis stsf it>
n,i,eni.n"nt was dcteatml IL lis IlS,tso Tho
lmib lolses, nl Will bu submitted II lHx! 10 i.
poI,lnr fusc. M rnstFiGiv9 r'tllroati legislation
, 1881-02-26
SIDEWALK VENDERS.
RAID ON TIE y1:sET STttEET STAS1,
ft(l1.lil.tlE.

s,+tto, nt,ootea ,t'1,, to n. tnteaoo 7,,,,r.. ;,
S,y s;" t 1'1itI 1,o .a'p ,,, 't'oane.
nhw :, 1"'.n, l. reo. stuswaNs ~ o. m
Sundays Ind settled upon them. Tho VOICES
of tt,a clot1,cy yru,lcrh the horsc.rod,a,,
,vo,n,,, tI,n Innl,ra IN no,,ttr,, mn, otor ,,,s.
""n' W. ,'.',., "i,o,s )" p''%''s uu ooG, "'s
trians OH their why 10 tho North Iuvel fer
r,cs are ustunislletl Mt the c|euuly M.
ncnroncc of the thornuohfnrc. nnn many
~ ~" l,,n,,ens =" .wnai,;n.,o" s. ,tn",... ,"t
danced Il breakdown. Clerk John Ket-
tfc,nnn and swarm of helpers huye
plowpsi their wny down ycspy street,
from Churcl, ia West, carrying bcfore them
tue ''oxes, barrels bsards' benches, racks,
atlll wllal-not, constituting thu "paccs of
business" 0f lao curbstunc ttca1prs, III spito
uf tllo protests and CURSES Of the pronsIetors
t,cr"of ' rim rmlh.1, NH ,vaa cnnvavait , na ~ tha
corporat1on-snrd Tor collalscatinn. Not since
AMdrew II. Gree, was Controller llns yespy
street, III The vicinity Of tlie market, prcs.nt-
Kcitisnal,, wio Is III IiitcI'er, vas Cicrk Of
tho Market under Controller t;rucn. and ttL!L
such EuJd service tint Controller, Cn,uphcil
rrappuntett him. ~ week ago lie notified
tic sidewalk vendors That
hv Saturday ntclu So,nc nf thon ocoonto,,
iie Invitation. 6lt tIle INST nf tIr,,, waitts[
until ycsirrtl,y 10 NC what ksttlrInn,, wus
rrNlIy going 10 tiO nbuut II. trh9y Wnru fl,liy
satisfied Wien they saw. him ilntt Ills 1nri,
coming in lilo street, Then commenced
some Ut lilo n,ost luuicr,Ills scrnis Which
hnyu oyer i)ecIl Witnessed hy lnurEet,nc,i.
Thu dealers scOopetl Their wttrc, tnio buskn;s
or whatever else ti,at wns nortni,ln. uiui iInd
M fist as tIcir jcgs wnuttl curry them.
frnyi1,r tjmir "sinfufsn tn lila rflnrr.
cituj iii, uttanton It Of % Tic rai,lrrs' In " Two
instances Kuttla'ln,, md Its % s,srry men ~ wero
OBLIGED to- tienlUlis| stniids thnt hu,i i.nil
built mt considerable uXtellsc to lila ,,ru-
urlrtur. One Of thcsc hrl0tIyct[ to IL h11tinr
and cllrcsp dealer nt Greenwich n,lj Vrsey
streets WIN. uot cuntent WIth ucc,t,lyEnr LIs
lrgtiutntu auncn within ttln sttu,U llM. ltnI
r,crunehctl tiftccn Inches upon tic sjiIuwnik.
trlu othrr wns flint uf Il i,Ollitrr.titgiJnr nj
West njMI Vcscy streets. s1'ils nVnrfen ~ thesn
tlunlnrs Cost tiem their uiucrs. Snw flint
the work Uf c.curIrg AWAY thests n1istrrctimIs
is finished. it II 1wssihlo fur 01la to mss H.
twErn uwnng-posts III crossing tho street
wltl!ort danger nf being inpaletl on TIC sharp
lluoks q tisu rails ttlnt run aIunE tic curb
st1r9 Ike 4 country fence.
:, Sud Mr.. krttlclnnn: Wt!t right hnyc
!lieSo people IL occupy Tie sltGWnFk down
here my lnnre ttln,l tIley would ~ Fifth
avtHlE' lHeir 'resc'ce wouldn't 10 rs
ob1ec,i0nablc. perllAts. II tho articles III
which they icil-potlltry, for lllstHlce--weru
mt
LIsEAsEN AND UNFIT FO1t 1tAns TO EAT.
llayp seized condensed milk tint was sour.
unll of dob veal q uttn1lttty that would
, 1881-02-26
AN 1NuUStAN FATHER,

7'tF ltsft HsSsS1Is E1s'tVF79tt7 y 7VV1Is
NEW f.,ltK. Eeb, .t.-l.ttle hnnlu CraM-
ford. tho cls!t! ~ cruelty punished by her
fat1ler mud sieIANotter, who suspected her VI
stealing snlall articles whc. slso denied, alut
which thrfts wcre subsequently, ..scertalne.l<
t0llaya been committed by II servant girl, Afary
poolcy, wAs iu tho Supreme Court to.day alll
, 1881-02-26
MISSING.

spfttu Dtsputeh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune,
Lincoln. Nu.t., Fob. .3-IliraM baker, m MD
h.d highly respected fArlnpr living about four
niles frou, lncoln, l,ls boa missing since last
Wednesday, ni9ht. Whru last sesn he hali nbout
sl,VD1 vi hia I'trsoE, Ills friuuds fear hv hn3
been LaurIsrsd and robbed. "
, 1881-02-26

MIN y F.StCIAs
Special pispa'th to The Chttdcn Tribune.
Sr. r!,rt~ Mnn., rc!a .j.-Tho hill providing
for the tho payment OF tho old rcpt1tllutc,l ri-
road nr,ls nf MINNESOTA 1T, tho lutss Ftbstnu-
tally ns uErreIl uInnI br Mr. Scl.f Chamberlain,
thu i,rclpat rFG.litnr, nti'1 tho Committee Ut
Twenty. mt! ns pnssctl by tho seralr.-.3 to lJ-
was considered by tho 1iouso In Committee III
sho Whole tn.tany md mu,lc tho special orcr for
ncxl s1nI,dny. 1t IS ,Inrec,l TINT there shall no
II continuous slttng nf tho House until tho
question Is disposed os, which would insure its
passage, for " out Of 1oa arc k,,own 10 ho
III fMynr OF tho adjournment nntl nothing
tut l!lntury motions woiIll defeat tho bill. AS
tic enssian II fur spct. there Is mn time to spare
fur tllhnstcrisg. Tho A,!Ilisters are full nj con-
t!cncc ltat. Mftrr twenty ycara nt shn0ief.ll
rcpllt'iutlur, tho Statr will rceetn Its honor by
tho settlement of lta liabilities
The Scnntr. having wcnrIcd in tlolr long
nud anxious vIals Tor tho appearance or
n lohl'y ngu!nss Senator Wilkins bill
TO regulate passenger rates, passed tho
Lin by n yuto or G5 to t.
Tho lAll likes tho rntp ut three cents per mile,
nnl provides ,tcuaisy Ut 81 ,OU for violations Ut
tlH Act, and tlcclarcs an emergency. Ttto
b!Il nov Eocs to tho House. where
It VIII probably be dcfcntcd; but tho rallr.,Ad
1t witt probably meet with tho
same fato MS tho joint resolution
providing FOR State suit nx,inst
tho st. ranl & Sioux City TN uccourt Of Its fail
uro to build Il brnnch, from Indianapolis l1s tn
saakWopec: 81 fh!s resolution was tntru..ice.i
frs,ln fIehnerln nnl Heott Counties, who ut unce
reported T. hnck fusnrMt,ly. and on ThnrsAny It
x,s p:sssd @ Under u R,tsGcn*!n1, of sl'e rie.' It.
only discovered to.lny thMt It wis IL nAttrr
Of such 1nun'ento'ls l,nportnHce ~ u ui1cSt thu
eis of lilo ST. paiil 4 slnnx City itaad hid lilo
branch tklt hatl recently heel consolidated
f II ,"n W eHSfppc!as,G! Hrp cs,s M2 r buteI Itft af H
ut t.!a magnitude II TUG lnicrtsit i,-
Sc ySSS wos II s ts rasa Sst rssx rsssSs Sa
srnntg wl,hont consideration. After ii brief
irIsnu,atu1 discussion tho motion to recall tho
rio Ge!,.,Ittso %lei, hns hna tho ,,scs.lEn,
nm, m exsetts. snss!o %' ,'eseH po'i re.
a',cto'l, int tere il Is !n nutshell: j. mnjoriiy
M: nttcnpt 1t bribery. mud Vii nvse the ratiil-
cation Of tho cnrtrAct fur convict lnbur with them
fur satttnry nn'! "ttlcr lrrso1s. They will
mt,ec m :;.utc-irisnn fur their nctlol In the
reM,sss ,n,,.,nrty report VII @ ts sssentG,, TIL,
tho dllIerc,'eo bctwren i cetlts and 81. cents
will sntrlt1eD tho difference between 40 nlld
S2.lE.--thu uns,sa rent Ut snps tor tho saillp
iurlod. lie viii mol cnlm tint Seymour, SAbisl
l. To. attempted hribcry, n'thouKh lc thinks
tho crltience s1!ws something likE it.. lfe rl-
cus tho ttlGn TINT tho prisoners hcltlth wuultl
be- innrtal BY making ahts lfld intInlntes thlt
thu StHM!ing cummittce went mt Ut
tllolr province III comforting with tho
In r. n t@ mo rsn trtr n ~ n ntreK
i,on1 or their business, asld tIo INSPECTORS wGro
competent to takc ttnal nctiou Oh thu question.
, 1881-02-26

s3Mt tMD To nlatntal,, culKrnnt Institutions
tho coming year.
AttRf,E1s.
NieOln Snnttrpsrr VIII killed. md Louis Cl-
catn probably killed Inn fight In Il low liRtal
sn'oon ut No. IL Mulberry strent tt,-l,iYht,
, 1881-02-26
Tlle Sackilt. of CnlInu-Natlye1 Tsillure
the City Wftilo tho Troops Aro EA.
deavorinE to Defend 1t.

0rs soon, with n most patriotic deter
il,lIatlUll. presented themselves Mt tho Pre-
lecture, ind solicited from thu Project, Scilnr
Assute, his permission 10 allow them to mike
II Inst effort to save their cohmtry BY lca,llng
them to Cooperate with tho remaining forces,
80 M 10 tlofen!, II possible, tho enemy, who, 1t
was sail, WIS ,nnrchIug rapidly to the capital
This having met tho appreciation nt hts No,tur
tho lrctect; nearly, 3,tN0 men, well equIpped,
Ieft sn.treIy ire % to It's iShaStals 5 M via sgss aSs
been always c1Ilsfileretn lAw-,lbitiny neDpIe,
Tlle nsiinl .vLyas wlllcll ,preceslo d storm
seemed to- huva btcn tho password OF
ss ts eSsssfs 81 ss svsns M|% easef& e ,s i oss st
I,ui IN less tins il,a,' Il takes to rscorl
hundreds of niel,. w0nlpll, nllu chill
t!reh, Nrlnea 70 tho teeth. Wero soun tu be
seen rushing oil IN all directions to tho sIups
cnln0 WIS d,,unIett to b., tho thestru Ut Sn,uu
frlEtful scenu5, III II WIS not long before
Solne io'.d rupotts were heard, !ako Tho burst
lns Of so!.o .eAv' troiieetiles. whel was
VI ttio t'rts, while ut the sanle Tine tho aflis
seen to llo OIL fire.
lily spestacls wl!ieh the !lre ~ tho hay dis
tue city would be blown llp. were compelled
sulyes with the fow ya!nablps they were alle
,,tI, T. taES %I! loth tten s sSs'ns , to sd,,, ts
wetI.curncsl comforts. Fortunately, j,uw-
eyer. tl'ings did not reach silch i.
clilnnx, rs w II III. Of the lloxt tiay the ships
r,ear thu lndepcntIeiteia Squire, Tie drslrtr-
ttUl, OF wlltult would have Injured tho wll0le
city. was left untollshcd; Hut tho roblMttes
aud murders WHICH l,a,i bcen commit
flAYualul tlartictNntptI fH 1nrrrIy liz sitv.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-06
Not a Kicker.
From the Capital.

In one of the otherwise common
place divorce suits tried in New
York few days ago, the testimony
showed that the man originally y
fell In love, not with the woman
herself, but with the indentation
she had made in bed. He was
staying at the Long Branch sum-
mer residence of friend. One
morning he got chance view of q
bed from which a girl had just aris-
ell. The soft mattress re-
tanned the impression of
the fair sleeper's body, and
the pillow still bore the hollow
that her head had made. Perhaps
the undisturbed condition of the
rest of the bed convinced him that
she was not a kicker at night. Any.
how, the neatness of the couch and
apartment raised In him desire to
know. the girl, and very soon he
married her. Now, he was phi
losopher, though he didn't make a
faithful husband, and his wife was
the nice, dainty, methodical crea-
ture that the condition of her bed
TOOIu Wueu u udiu iuulChttus hc
pair of familiar old sketches of how
a man and u woman differ in
their manner of undressing and
going to bed are untruthful.
All men do not sling their cloth
ing into remote corners of the
room, and all women do not hang
theirs carefully over chair backs.
There are fashionable, well trained
girls who do not extendsthe chair
back treatment to anything but
their dresses, which would be
harmed by mussing, but let all
their underclOthes drop around
their feet, to be hastily stepped out
of and left lying where they fall
until morning. Indeed, neatness
is by no means 80 com mon among
the fair sex as it ought to be, and
untidy sleeping rooms is the con.
| sequence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-06
american snip wr. Oh 20.
OARESsING A SERPENT.
The Most Beautiful Little Snake the Season.

From the OedaIville. Ga, Advertiser.l
Fl. T.. Poole, well known as one
of Polk county's trustworthy citi-
zens, has u little boy near the age
of three years that has been unus-
ually backward about learning TO
talk, but has acquired the art of
endeavoriDg to BIZ Understood by
means of signs, such as pointing
his finger at such objects as happen
to gain his attention. About two
weeks ago, while lady friend was
calling upon Mrs. Poole, the
child's peculiar actions led his
mother to believe that something
unusual had been receiving his at
tention, and as soon as her COM
pany had disappeared she was led
to make an investigation. Follow
ing the child to the yard and to the
corner of the house, she watched
the little one stoop low and crawl
under the floor, where its attention
was soon seemingly drawn to some
object we'll back In the corner of
the brick underpinning.
Led now by deep curiosity, the
mother herself crawled beneath
the floor sufficiently to acquaint
herself with the situation, and the
sight which met her gaze almost
froze her blood. In a perfect coil,
as though prepared TO combat some
formidable foe, with head erect,
lay huge serpent, with the little
child rubbing its hands gently
over its body. The serpent, as
though apprised of the child's
ignorance of fear, and intending
no harm, would gently move its
head aside when the hand of the
child passed near it. Mrs.
Poole, as quickly as possible,
after realizing the awful
situation, drew the child away and
directed some negro women to drag
the sepent out and kill it. With u
hoe they soon brought it out, but it
quickly began to show fight, once
jumping its full length at those
seeking to slay it. 1t was dis
patched, however, and proved to be
of that dangerous species known as
the highland moccasln. 1t was
more than half as large as mans
wrist and measured nearly three
feet in length. II Is supposed the
child had been fondling the snake
for some time; and who, possessing
a knowledge of the reptiles dan
gerous character, will attempt to
answer the query. Why was ne
spared the dangerous fangs?