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Daily globe., 1881-06-25
Confirmation Ct Re-AssessmGnt for
Grading MackuDin Street.
OFFIcs OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, MINI, June 22d, 1881.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, MIMI, June 22d, 1881.
The re-assessment of benefits, costs and ex.
penses arising from the grading OF Mac.
kubin street, from Dayton avenue to University
avenue, on certain property on the line of said
Mackabin street between Summit avenue and
Charles street, on which judgment has been
denied by the District Court of Ramsey county,
Minn, having been COMPLETED and entered of
record by the Board of Public Works in and
for the corporation of the City of st. Paul,
Mimi, the said Board will meet at their Office
in said city at 2 P. NJ. on the Sth day of July,
A. D. 1881, to hear objections Gf any, to said
re-assessment, at which time and place,i unless
sufficient cause is shown to the contrary, said
re assessment will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list Of the supposed OVID
ers' names, description Of the property, and
the amounts of the benefits re-assessed 10 the
same, to-wit:
Supposed owner and
description. Benefits.
Charlotte D Carpenter. r $50 TT of
block %, Woodland Park Addition, $1SS 90
Alanson Masser. Beginning at NV
corner of Mackubin street and Port
land avenue, thence on W line of
said Mackubin street 25 it, more or
less, to land owned by 8. Masser,
thence along said Masser's line
10S 62-10O #, thence IS #, more or
less, to line of said Portland ave-
nue., thence 1OS 2-10O # to begin
ming, being part of block Is, Wood
land Park Addition to st. Paul.. Is rs
silas Masser. Commencing at point
on w line of Mackubin street where
the lines of land formerly owned BY
Warren Carpenter intersects said W
line of Mackubin street, thence
80 #, thence W 10S 62-10O #, thence
so #, thence 1OS 62 100 # to be-
ginning, being part of block 18,
Woodland Park Addition to st.
Paul. 30 %
John Johnson. Commencing at
point on W lire of Mackubin street
80 # from where the lines of lana
formerly owned by Warren Car
penter intersects said W line of Mac
kubln street, thence 80 #, thence
W 10S 62-100 #, thence so #, thence
los 60 100 # to beginning, being
part of block 1S, Woodland Park
Addition to St. Paul. .............. 50 SO
AdOlph Burchner. Commencing at q
point on W line Of Maekubin street
100 # n from where the lines of land
formerly owned by Warren Carpen.
ter intersects said W line of Macku-
bin street, thence so it., thence W
1OS 62-1OO #, thence so #, thence
10S 62-10O # to beginning, being
part of block IS, Woodland Park
Addition to St. Paul. .......... 30 so
NJ
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1881,
WILL TAKE NOTICE
That an official list of the dogs to be licensed,
certified to by the proper officers, has been
placed in my hands for collection.
Immediate payment at my office is hereby
requested, and in default thereof the same will
be collected in the manner prescribed by or
dinance.
The nature Of these proceedings is such that
if you fail to pay the aforementioned tax of
SLIGO upon every male dog, and $2.oo upon
every female dog in your possession, within
TEN DAYS
after the first day OF publication OF this no
tice, shall report you as delinquent, as re-
quired by ordinance, whereupon the Mayor
will issue his warrant and cause all dogs not
paid for to be killed or to be surrendered to the
police and summarily destroyed, ,or have all par
ties refusing to pay or surrender such dog or
dogs to be prosecuted according TO the ordi-
nances in such cases made and provided
1888 r. A. REM, City Treasurer.
Daily globe., 1881-06-25

IslGOlnlU only. 6temp for eiSd,tss. Eat.ers
RRG. RiIs for Hsl nlnAooas = boz. Boys
Qn Nete6Us Dieea1es. 60hss F(c ~ tcsl 70 -
sostAks, D1. JAk1h ~ N9sa = strsat GA
Daily globe., 1881-06-25

CJTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y in Probate Court, speca! ter'n, June 10, 1885,
In the matter of the estate Of Emily Kimba, de-
ceased:
Whereas an instrument in writing purporting TO be
an authenticated copy of the last will and testament
of Emily Kimball, deceased, and Of the probate
thereof in the county of Rock, in the State Of Wia-
consin, has been delivered 10 this court;
And Whereas d. s. B. Johnston has filed there
with his petition, represeutlng among other thirgs
that the said Emily Krball died teEtste IN the city
OF GAINESVILLE and state of Wisconsin, that o. A Cue
tis and Henry Sewell the executors named In
said last will and testament AID that said petitioner
is the agent for said executors and praying that said
instrument may be admitted to pTo5ate, and that
letters testameutary be to said A. Curtis and
Henry Sewel Issued thereon;
It is ordered, that the proofs OF said instrument
and tho said petition, be heard before this Court at
the Probate Office in said county of Ramsey, on the
5th day of July, A. d. 1881, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, when all concerned may appear and contest
the probate of said instrument.
And it Is further ordered, that public notice OF
the tms and place of said hearing be given to alt
persons interested. by publication Of these orders
for three successive weeks, once in each week, pre-
yious to SAID day of heating. in the DAILY GLOBE,
newspaper rrinttd and published at Saint Faul, in
By the court, HENRY o'eoRMAN,
Il. 8 Judge of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert. Jr Clrk
June 1l-4w-Sat
CyTATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
y ss District Court, Second Judicial District
Thomas L. Rowan VS. William g. Ge,tipgs-Sum-
mons:
The State of Minnesota to ths above named defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
to the complaint in th!s action, which is file i'll the
Office of the Clerk of said Ooult at Saint Paul, in
said county and state, and to serve cory of your
answer to the said CO paint the subscriber, at
his Office in the Office of the City Attorney corner of
Eff and Washington str. cts, oity of Saint Paul.
county and State aforesaid, within twenty days after
the service of this summons upon you, exclusive
of the day of such service, and if you fail to
the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will tske Judgment against
you for the sum of ninety aud 51-l00 dollars, With
interest the of twenty dollars from the tenth
Gay of November. 1853 and with interest on the sum
of tweny weight and 1890 dollars from the fifth day
of December 1892 aud Sith interest on the sum of
thirteen and 48-lG0 d7llsrs from the third day Of
Msy 1854 and with interest the sum of fourteen
dollars from tie seventh day CT November. 1867 ard
also with interest the of fifteen dollars from
| the tenth dsy of September, 1880.
Dated, ST. Paul. Minnesota, June Sd, 1881.
| WILLIAM p. MURRAY,
! Psintif's Attorney, st. Paul, MINI.
| June 11-7w-sat
Daily globe., 1881-06-25

RUPTURE 9: s: 60; :: G.; !: |; !; ]; !: !:
are, no ar,;gture sssvs' 40 arupsurs curative esa
scund. nc so-casa ''ra1iesl eurs" or 'Sco'aSss n;
sisnse'' tr,ss, ps.eEt or crasl aecaaatssi eSa.
.ncs rh..eyer sre employed b; ORA. Logan os<sss
"a :rsstil.g ann oartns rursE's b retaonas, sss
lad almost ranlcss method Of kesacen. Era Logu
e Csay y,sarantst q positlgs csers- ssssczs Es2
>sasivs Eestmen. sna return so,saNard the sapf
ssy, snd continue slployrosrs xhis under Eess
sasut II abdominal pressure oe avoaaed. Teat.aezs
.ppiiss TO csah sez snd 70 Cd eges. pcetuye szrs
ss.,antesa OF no otslGs made; Wy continue taa
auas and suftsr tbs itsl and asrvous Depression.
YroTeiccse, bsck seha. frequent deposition t.
rsua.e, and ether sanxI dncllEaz nat amost IN
-asiAbly follow tie unaat21si truce pSssssrs upos
lbs insens! organs waen ss Ahsoiuts ours u IN ssezs
scf ycu?
DIS. Losez Cscy are psrpanent: !et! ted e
Gh:csss Cfacs 202 ststs street, Cor. etets INA
Adams. Rsfersncss given ct the oGee. Anura.S 4.
Il. to AH.X
GonsxItatlsE and Termination Free,
Daily globe., 1881-06-25
Marshall's Subdivision of Block 81, Mackubin
& Marshall's Addition to st. Paul.

EStatt OF NDDy WIISon, ue-
ceased. ............ ; 1ss n
Margaret c Irvine. Commencing at
sw corner of lot 1o, block 90, Mac
kubin & Marshall's addition to st.
Paul, thence WHY 66 # to W line Of
Mackubin street, thence My along
W line of Mackubin street 120 #,
thence 120 It, thence 100 # to
Iglehart street, (when extended,l
thence 100 # 70 beginning, par
allel of lot s, Marshall's Subdivis-
ion of Block 81, Mackubin & Mar
shall's Addition to St. Paul. ....... ITO 20
Daily globe., 1881-06-25

I'll an Cola, Ch;nEuo sad Athogrerh C4:'a
% go two alike, sa.ae es. iaa I, HsFc3
kSFsa,ss. X. +.
Daily globe., 1881-06-25
.s:ppml ml.1o:ss.u

Omaha, Kansas City and Texas
E1pres.; -. 's:4op m 'lo
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Ex-
press s.............. .ls7 10 8 misc !:
*SsDdayy excepted +Daily. Mondays exc
The Sioux Falls & Sioux City Express make,
connections to and from all points on branch II
r. B. CLARKE. General Traffic NapsI
, 1881-01-04
TIfE lnws Of South Cnroltun 1,ayo for ycat

TIfE lnws Of South Cnroltun llavo for years
provided tint persons sending or acccliing a
cllnllengo to light dull shall bc deprived Of
tho riRt nf suffrage, b. forever DISABLED! froul
holding Office. nt he imprisoned III tho 1'erl-
tcnliary for term not exceeding Two years,
Mt tho discretion Of tic Court. The rew anti
dnelfng law, so.callcd, consists Of nh ssu,es,u-
nicnt to tic olh statute, reading rs follows:
AMI in cnao any persun shall XIII nnothcr In
my dtrl with II llcat1y weapon. Or shall lntllct q
w4tHd Or EtHrGs upHtt my tsersUn III amy .incl
3, ~ t'e person Or persons so wounded slla'l
thereof tic within tho space OF six months then
next foit0wlnE. thMt such pcrspn 80 killing
nnothcrur 81, wollndfng my person Or pcrsonss
whereby Riich person. Ur persons 80 wt,inles1
sku!! die III nforcsuid. being tllercnt convicted,
shA sl,lEcr death Ms III tho eof wlful murder.
There Is nts0 an amendment tn tho penalty
providing IL fine Of not less linn $500 nor
mnre than $1,000.
Tho old law was sufficient to have sup
pressed tluclinE, IL 1t Ind been enforced.
Thrrc Is no ASSURANCE tl,at tho new statute
will be any less OF heatt.lcttcr titan Tie ol Il
Dlle YNs
, 1881-01-04
THE NEW ArpoRr1oNMENr.

Tho tutal population Of the country Is re-
ported by tho Census Bureau to be 50, l52 5l1u
Thu representative population, or That which
IL represented III Congress. Is found by
subtractIng from the grand total tho popu-
lation OF the District Of Columbia md of tho
Territories ansl the Intllal,s resident within
the borders OF my State. Tho reported pop
ulat1on Ut the Territories alnl Ut tho District
Ut Columbia by tho new census is 7Sa,504:
Tho Indians resident in States were ST.
In 1870. Estimating the total now ut t00, ,0oo,
tho winnie number TO be suhtrnctctl Is S., ,50i.
This leaves u rcpfesentattyc population of
.l0,aC0,0G5. ~ .;..,s
Tho ratio Of appdrt1onment is found by
dividing tho whole representative population
by tho number of'fnenbers I'll the 1lo''sc
The ratio varies viii, tho 1,,oticnt. 1t Is not
yet ascertainetl what tho membership Of tho
llousa will be, b,if It Is assumed tllat' tho
number will be eltpr 900 rs ut present, Or 800
or :s25. Tic following three tablcs show how
,nany members cacli State woultl be entitled
10 III am apportlonnl lent based OH any one, OF
these numbers. IS ;, =.
4
, 1881-01-04
THE CANADIAN FlsHERY-AWARD SWIM.
DIE

The correspondence which llas recently
passed between Prof, Hind. tho compiler 0f
the analytical Index to tho documents OF
> the Halifax Commission, anil the Governor
General anu Premier Of canata and which
was printed III TILE Tribune OF Monday
Inst, tends 10 confirm tho statements which
hive been heretofore undo To tho effect TINT
the United States was grossly swin.lIcd In
tho Ilnlifax uward BY forged and false Sta
tistics in two documents upon which tic
inward was basetl-namely: II memorandum
concerning Art. FL Of tho Trcaty OF Wash.
ington and n memorandum relating to "The
FREQ Market OF the United States" Tl,csu
documents embrace y0unIInous ilsll-catcli
tablea concerning tho annual tratlB OF the
Provinces with tho United States during n
per0tl Of twenty-sfx ycnrs, iM which the otil-
chi records Of tho Government are alleged
IN have been Intentionally falsIaesl, aud
reveal unparalleled official dishonest tlcal-
ings. Upon these allegol false alld forged
tables tie awnrtl at tic lIaiifax Commits
sion WIS bAsnl nut euntirmetl by
Tho Belgium Minister, III spite Ut thu
protests from the United States, which rt.-
luctai,tly Inid the 2ao00,000 obta!ncd by
what is now claimed to be n baretacetl and
Infamous swtntlle. When tho documents ui
thls 0nBsIdel Commission were placed ln
tho hands Ut Prot. Hind fur analysis mud
!Mtlexilis, lI0 states tint lo discovered for
Kerles anu secret paI'crs which Ind been
liked UP as busls 0f award. Oiio instance
ut thu nlallncr tn which tho fral,d WIS CONT
nlttc.l is thus stated by I'rof. lilnl:
Tho Department nf Marine ani Fisheries at
e,ttnwn ass'stea sls. FeAnes Claro Ford to s.rke
fr0tu among llsh amd tho products III ttsh TX.
ported to thu United Hlatcs. tnr tho puriA,so Nt
lncrcnstng tho Mnl0unt 1r dollars tliey should
secure frt,!n tho arbl trtnrs Ut ftAlltx m Gu,ll-
| Cry clausoa Ut tho 'rr9aty nf Washington. Tho
ltritish MKcnt aud the Department NptuaIy sub.
tnItta 10 tho crlsuruuf 1sh.ul f1r tnis purpose,
that there Mux M !lsE.ol exported trut,, tho ISL
! aud to tho ulltcA Status froi1t IHy0 to l67..
When Prof. Hind iIatl BECOME uersonntly
satisfied from the conclusive proofs before
lllm that these frauds iaa becn petpotrateti,
lle sought to lay them before tho Premier,
but wus snubbed. IIo noxt attempted to lay
them before Lord Salisbury. ala WIS agujs
snubbcd, with hestatelncnt tlat tho Il nlericpg
statlstics were Just as batns tilv E,lgllsh, MD
that tho American representatives, ~. tho
Commission would t,ayR, tlseoiersA tho for.
gcrtes It there had isesl any III his lust letter
to thu GoseFpgr;1pi,ar+1, f'fpt. Hind briefly
but very ealphatleallN ANSWERS these two
points, replying tq4 shb lirst that he did not
tina my falsiQiatIans III tho unlted States
official statistics, but that lle did find enor.
NOUS falsftlcations mud torRcri1s In the 1isit'
lsh statistics. aud that 1t was Ills duty 10 poini
, 1881-01-04

THE condition Of the NOW fourteon-lnil1tult
Stnte-IEuuso ut Albnny turns ont not to 10 80
very dangerous after al, md tho building will
probably endure anothor session OF legislative
ctoqslonco. Hut tho fuet remRIns that tho
erection Ut this wondorfut pllo of stolo and
lnhrb,o wns MI ignorant and expensive piece OF
work. Tho estimates wcre exceeded yeur after
yenr, yet now is found rotteu salllstones In
place. Ut enduring grant, III positions where
they nre the illest dangerous. In tho Stntp vt
Connecticut they built magnificent ctiiice,
strong mud safU In every purt, with a handsome
bulauce lett out ut tho sllm appropriated, Rn1
Ifo wuotlen niltmrgs nr horn gun-tllnts In It.,
cltiler III Illinois tho ktatc-lipl,so Comnlta-
soh1rs managed u squandor all tho fund appro.
pr1atch by the Constitution bofore the building
was thrco-quarters finished, aud 1t bus remained
In that condition for SIX years.
, 1881-01-04


:: TstE religious papers ltnye bccn clr0nf-
cling Of late u. number Of hugo heQnests, In
solue cascs Involving whole estates, for tho
/, benefit of theological and othar religious 1T.
; stltutlonB conducted upoM II sectasla.l bnsis.
They commend this llberultty as "Irlngely,"
and hold 1t ny as NJ. exn.nplu worthy Ut Wide
: Imitation. There Ii another view to tuke OF
tho casc. 1t Is certainly consncnuabia for
/! lnen wlIo ucoulre great surplus wealth to
give thereof freely fos the endowment Ut
uscfu! public charities atia Institutions of an
/, educational! character. 1t Is not objectionable
TINT tie sertarfan Institutions Should receive
a tatr uEtl reasonable share of sllcl, entiow.
'il.ents 10 asslst IN the prosecution Ut their
missions. But the history of European M
tlons furnishes It warning agnlnst tho
i transfer Ut huge weaitl. TO tho COLI
trp! Ut tla clergy under tha I'M.
petus Ut ghostly atlnontlons aud
1 Church Influence, This practice grow to
1sucll dimensions us an ahase that It required!
!? III some cases Government Intervention, aid
I|tn otlers act'al rnyoatlou, to resturo TIC
= worldly possessions to tha people sron WHOM,
.tl.ey Ind been tIlchesl fur the xgeuter glosy
i aud proltof tic Church. England, Germany,
, 1881-01-04

YouSe TnonAp11.tr1Es is the most I'LL
popular man ever known In tho Atlanlfc
States. 1t is believed there tl,at lie Il the
identical person wlo stumbled into Old
Boreas' cave md united the WRONG bng.
Somebody did It. and WIN was SO likely to 10
II rs Young probnbllities2
, 1881-01-04

SpEAKINa Of tho city, county, State, park,
and charIty tnxes paid by tho people OF Now
York, tho HcrnFd auys:
IhIrty-onc million toiNrR Is tho sum 1t will
cDst tho I,eople ar this city for tho year to CONC
tu indulge themselves III tho vaFfDus delights
n1ld sat!afGotiotis that aro suppoacd II, 10 itl-
one million lollnrA fnr tho municipal budget If
Il city Ut only 1,.lN, 600 pcnple. Accepting tha
numbers ut which tho eutlsuK-tukcrs put our
population this tnnxes the government ut tho
city euat oycry individual lifhnhitMnt 80. For
every head ~ tho city go must ~ raised to
pSoyits Tor tt,o oity'a proportion of tio atato
Gxpensas unt pay tho lntureBt IN thu eitys debt.
Every man wnn hns wife una fOnr children
contributes $40 Or this Krt,sa amount. and
though hr .locs not ply 1t d.rectly he nay 10
surc ihAt ho pays II in ane way or Anothcr. 1t
may be wr,lppn,t up In his t,ouse rent. Or hidden
thoro, and he eannos but away from 1t.
, 1881-01-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

philadelphia W,acs (Tntl.): It Is reasona.
bly, cert,tin that PonnsylvnNA will haye Cabt-
net ot!iccr, but It. Ia next to absolutely certMn
that Cameron Will decline tho honor for hln,seif
st. Louis Globe Democrat (lsep}: ,rhe best
thing Canala Gan do with Its nntlufsho.i r.,ll.
road IL to bankFupt Itself by building 1t, and
debt. A. ut, independent DonInion Cnna1a Is
NOT u BuceeHs.
Memphis .Auainnclc: Tho hualanc|.a
nRnln hnts 1t necessary to rcmark that Memphis
ls at tho hea.l Of Mississippi! Nlyer navigation.
builders M Of aresat rn!llway lines n tue rectloa
Of tllo great river Will tAk0 notice and cavern
themselves acoordInRay.
R1chmontl tVa.) Siatc: It would ba In
possible to calculate tho good Jefferson DAVIS
might havo dono for thu South and tho wllolo
country Ind ho como out rnanfusly md ,taken
81 sf s ssS eopo ekS asa % sSs aoa sa0
New Orleans Democrat: Tho now poll-tax
inv scen,s TO w0rk as well III tho parishes us Ia
tho city, and will insure every oao of thstu suv.
cral months OF public schools noxt yoar. Thtlnka
TO It, tho public school syatcm ut Louisiana will
10 placo,l on Z praotical aud working Dusis, like
Little Rock (Ark.) 0azcttc (Dem.): TIN
Generalization Of the Democratic party would
encourage tho woFat elosnonts Of the ra,,tcal
party to do tAeiF very worst. a decent adher-
inand tho resleot Of Gen. uaraoIl. ~, a least,
ts rn fool w hope the Democratic purity will
not load oil In tint rolo.
Charleston Is, C.) Nous and Courier
tDu,n.N As long as tho character Of the Federal
officers In tho South Ia unchanged. 80 lung there
Ia In Btates like South Carolina tho monaco OF
| negro domination. aud while this ,nenaoa hanga
over tho pa0pio who own thu property, pay tho
ese u asaa sa5 us 'nsx s and Scs
| abla divisions lro neat to Impossible.
, 1881-01-04

THE author Of "A Lilo OIL the Occnl,
Wave" has been discovered. Epes Snr-
gent, who died ln Boston Dec. 81. wrote
tint celebrated song lnn1y years ogn.' 70
the great majority Of schoolboys, Afr. Sar-
gent was knnwn oMfy rs the author Of
various bonka ot "dialogs" for cxhibi-
tton days. Yet he was q most Industrious
worker, antl produced phys, poe,nst novels,
ningaz!ne articles, and Biographies in Rrcat
profuslon.. Nearly his whole life was given to
editorial work,
, 1881-01-04

TIT: annual report Of DR.. John r. Naglct
the Now York City DepMty-Iscgfstrnr Of VttAl
btnttstius, shows that during tho Inst ycnr 0, ,sGJ
casea ut tic,th were recorded, being Ill increase
ut l,E2l uyer tho previous ycav. Thore Wcre
81 1,EW btrtha, an tcFcaso OF A3 over tho rotArna
Ut 1879. Ono mother gave birth to her twunty-
socund child. Ntuo thousand and two marringea
were reported. Slx pr0ltls wer0 over ~ ycara
Of age, and one brltle over O.. Tho greatest
number of tclths tn any of tho months was IN
July, whan tho ulaytnaty reAohod 1,&57. OF tic
u lsta, persons that died 1o,1.7 wero malos and
lfHA1 sYerp fD1piulcs.
, 1881-01-04

THE Now Ynrk Herald has llowncl John
Kelly, and 10 now Jumping un hin. Johns m0at
Intimate fFicnt!s will not know hltn when Jlm
i!cnnett xuta dunn With him. lIc'd better gone
through u thrushIug nlkeAlne than wukcl up
thAt Scotchmau, wko wes slow to Rnger, bat IL
terrible In hls Wr,,fb.
, 1881-01-04
The LATEST CABINET RUMpRs.

One of the EhicnQ0 ucwstln1W Inns Il
Washington correspondent who is III the
habit OF communicating ru11.ors rs asccr-
tuned fncts without any CONCERN rs to their
futura yerttlcattou. though It IL only fntr tn
him to aay TINT this ID tro}m,,lv IN thc linn nf
Ills instructions, Ills latest announcement
as to Gart;ettl's Cabinet is. TINT It has becn
decided ia mike u!a[na Secretary of State.
Gov. Foster of Ohio Secretary of tho interior.
aua Levi =. Afurton Of New Ynrk SECRETARY
nj tic TREASURY. md TINT nil these gentlemen
hnye formally ncecpted tia several nosittons
nu,nca. lii Tie soue column, It is comn,lnf-
ratel tint tf,s nurnose of the new htlninls-
tration IL tn mike wnr ,,pon the Conkltnr In.
1Euence In New York Stote. Thcre Fl apnar-
cntiy fl urofouutl iunornucn nf TIM fnct TINT
tl,e npunint,u,nt Of Mr. Mortar NJ Scctetury
ot tic Treasury ,yo,|d In n flint contratl1c-
th,n of the iutcution In "mnku wnr unon
Coukllna.n u AMI III ce ,crau. This single cir-
cu,ustnncc IN sttty rxnosure If tha nt,,cr-
wtsn preuosterm,s s,,p,osttton lint unv
Washington corresnon,Icnt IN In n pnsEtton tn
say viii, assurance whnt Ia tn l,e ar mt tn be
f,m conrse nj lin newt Administration ma tn
Cabinet or no,lcy.
There ara cnrta,n nrobohi1ttics n,,out tim
Cabinet which nm ohscrvfnp ,erson nf poo,,
Judgment cnu cnsI,v discoycr' Ono nj ,fbcs,
ia Tint Senntor l,lnfne ia ,,l,rtv IN .,ntar the
cabinet M Spcrrtorv of Stntn' Turl'rm,,,
uSE ANNOUNCED soyerul weeks nco that Mr,
1.1nine eu,ld Ia i,,tn tin Cnh,nrt with nrnc-
tEca1ly n cho1ce of posit,ons. which wo,,11
In llm1trd IN tto Stntn ncuortmcut nnh TIM
trrca.,,r,. ,,v ,xu,sn,, ~ ti,o rrrotcr ,mnor.
tauco Of tl,ose mrtfulios. Siuco then cIr-
, 1881-01-04

. WHEN the ce,,sus officials III Washington
discovered that their f0uling OF tie popula.
tton Ut Illinois did not agrce with tint glyel.
by TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE four months pre-
vious]y, they felt discouraged, atld tried
agnin. The result was tint they wiped out
nearly the whole difference, which was llrst
Teported to bo3.05a. TlIecomparison now Is:
0alcla! count Jim. J. 1881 1,....,..,....9o7 LOIS, ,GN
Tribune count Sept. =, leS0. .Iui7,i7l
Difference. ,,,..,....,,,.,,.,.,.,,,.. BUi
We submit thnt the nccuracy OF tic Census
Bureau Is abun.iantly ylndicated by this
comparison. Ono nl0ro footing will fetch
the true figures.
, 1881-01-04

TnE Alumni Of Williams Collegc aro to
hnvn n bnngttct at tho Forest City House, ctcve.
lnnd, OIL Monday, inn. H. Prcsldont-clcct 0nr-
tloh and several other distinguished alumni nrs
to bp present. scyornl Hcnt1emnn Of this city
hnvo Arccrlut3 an Invitation to nttend.
, 1881-01-04

. ST.. LOUIS has fnir-sized Chamber OF
Cunmerce mil ITO trade, while Chicago l,as n
splendid tra,1a antl III Chamber of Com~
1nerce to speak Of. Why not n.uyc the
'1uausoleulu Of tho City Of the Bridge To CHI
caso and make buckct-slop Or something
ftt'9
, 1881-01-04

SEVERAL. Aldermen have already COM
mencetl talking about theis sympathy tor tho
poor owners Of the blocks In tho vicinity Of tho
Chamber Of CommoFcs, lnl aro expressing con-
scluuttous scslsptes MKuLnst letting tho Hoar. Ut
Trade move to the proposed new quuFtcr. Each
, 1881-01-04

NEW YonK c1ntn,s to l,e n Healthy city, but
cotltpnrlet,tl of tho births and deaths doesn't
provo It, III tst0 tho deaths Wnro q, t,sGu nnd tho
b!rtha only .TI.Es1, majority Of dcaths, 4,8,u.
Whnt would become OF New York but for In
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