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, 1881-02-28

lowing principles and ttoir ncceptnnco T..
i'trll1Hrnt p,rt!pn Of thy penpir; " 'ha
world with M Inherent right to in ro,,ni ,nIo the
Of tho nr!s If sustaining lfu pryIyIdrd shara
Crcn!or @ N nD,,d.nco tur tho G*a Of ait, rhse, rtne
which permit few persons to uslirn r h,'ishla
private rrhrtrty tho means OF lic,-thc I, i,H,h hs
ocs i ' Of 'S"s "'acrs nsa M n1 Hn rx1, .nG Gc1
strIttlye ul nlt Justice nn harmony "''''' de-
C3 1hat lnbtir cregtes az wraIth; TINT ny 1sho,
thosn WIN tnknr nro tho only ntcc.sar~ .n'. .nat
smety, nun that I'LL tnws must be- lml,rRsr r1tt TT u
ttla','c thsAo WIN perform IN ,tsrfml nhar ,rst ~
'pnn whnsc unlcrpaId work tie sirnlcss s''es q; sa
D; 1iat tho wonacrfui pewer. Of stcam e,.,
1nnchinnry, ansl Inventions md sljscoycre.,aass
yaat ynrtety ylstly Increasing tho powurs NJ H.. M
to sho ,"m rrs y s' lhc rsnyaqH 'ps h,essnss
craEt Of countless generations: thn thc.c 1rnn.
powers aro tic free gfte nj the aat to thc EEL
mid enjnyc y MI to afford tho grcates, voo w VEG
tue Yronteat nil,nlcr. n''a ~
{, Is. therefore. sclf.cnslnvetncnt for tho peo.
furces ot nntnro ind tho tncn,ls Il yna fusss az
hs'll tttetn rs private rrnprrty. thereby fcdmre.
lug the tui tho CONDITION of wacrs.
wnaes md tho price Of mInuFacsurei ,rtlcles
nnI irving the f0rcnen q power ct I,nlnedMtr
dlseh.ssrse .so ayer employees: s'"''
should not be Il cnmfnnd!ty OF unccrtuin vaM;ee'
M hrttcie nf tnlne that can 0c Bptc,iluted Wit
b0,tnht. sul ntlt ttfArcd nt!atrd, Ur corncrsi
ut tho nleHsure Of Il fUw Individuals pr svndi
Gates. but n receipt fOr a eruciIiu amount ~
usornl labnr Nrrf0rmed, Gntit1pg tts posscssor ~
a Just elulvMcnt, no moro NOR !ess. :"
III 'fhAt transportation md cntnnyntrntion
fnctnrs In Huc!etury life III NECESSARY us Iii II
nccosanry II human life. nlust be cnntr,llcd Nv
tho pa0ple through thelr Government g,d M. ~
Grated npnn tho principle Of nctuaI cost. Tbst
tho private ownership OK the rutirnu.ls and
transportation lines By a fcw corrorutlons or hY
II few nun like Guild, Vanderbilt. and Stunior3d
must be brought to II. close: the nimbrr Of
stockhnIIers Df o,ir raIwny and tulcKrunl l,ncs
must i,e increased until every pcrsoM m Tia
United States hhs MI equal lntcra4t tn tho Tt.
ThAt tho competitive system 0f industry and
c01uGrcr hnBed tlrtIll tic ms'st brutal If min.
ctples. "Evorynnc for himself aud tho devil taxa
tho hindtnt,st.' s lHCapuhle Of rr,nlIctnN other
results than th0Bo illustrated by 4 vaudcrl,it
amt trn!ap. q cultured prufcss"r and mi l9nor.
iy crushing tho Grcnt middle c,ss down into tGe
ranks ~ the tllslnhcrted. and .tlst result tho
tirEtr,Gtini nf tht whole system nt private nsu.
ership nj tho means of life. enables a frv
Vnnderbtts aud Goulds to yet cnntrnl Of lba
whulo wurld and cnslnyo tho wt,ulG N,IlnnL suco.
Qulrf. A IENHTIY DISCUSSION
Of tho subject cf,atic.i, Mcssrs. Morgan, Cocen
| Nlche1mnnn. SlnHn, Gruenhut, E!ahup, aud
others participating III tho dctsaic.
The question Wis put tn yUtr )n Sir. Aorgnn's
resolutions. Nnd they were ntlnptrl Thr rene.
tly suggested by Sir. Mngip-tha abolition Of ali
| iniurecd.
Tie meeting subsequently adjourned.
, 1881-02-28
TINE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

CT. nuns, Of Huston. Is Mt tho Sherman.
", n. vEsAnr,E, of Mncomb. H., ts ut tho TTc-
mont
A,c, MATTHEW'S, OF ri.tsl,cld, ILL.,, Is Mt tho
pactlle. .-...
pAstEt, N, JAMES, Of Newark, N. J., Is at The
1'elmcr.
l,ouEn r. DrAcn. Of New York, Ia Mt tho
fremont
II. r.. Axn ". D. SIMPSON, OF st. Louis, arc nt
tho fremont
Il. 4. 0wrr1x ind wife, of Kookuk, H., aro
ut Tho Palmer. .
CuAnt.rs n. Woops, Of Minneapolis, Mlnn., is
ut tho Sherman.
Mn. AsD Mns. II. q. LION, Of San Francisco.
nro at tho Tac!!ic.
CAr7 r. j. 0l.Edn md J. A. buchanan, u.s.A..
are Mt the Palmer.
II. u. ALLEN and wife, Of Rockland Centre,
Wis, Rrt ut tho ShernnIl.
EutESE TnNrKtSs manager Of tho Boston
Theatre. Ia Mt tho Pacific.
MI. AND Mns. THOMAS IIoISDrn ,of London,
England. arU TT tho Palmer.
,GrArE.SESATon j. g. THOnr. of Wisconsin, Is
Registered ut tho fremont.
n. II. KETcuyM nnd wife, Of Fort Madison, Ia.
nrc rcR!stcrcuat the fremont.
Nix. CAyEnso lectures ut Hershey tIall mt
D. IT, to-day on "Morns and tpIrittstn."
NC. 8ul,c.t. United States District Attorney
Mt Grand napisls. Mich. Ia nt thu Pacific.
uexuy Kin nf tinffuto rrcsldgnt Of tho
71nttni S,nt. i: :xnrrss inutuny Ia Ut the t'hctc.
=. :, =. -, ,, :, na.
IanJ r. MEhtf; ifes Mplhes: IL; - y. i:as;n nry
iI'.'; H.: NJ J. smaii' Snw Yorh: Jaucs i, Mnrin
~ -, .,,7 ,u.,. .,.
TIE lonnR Mcn Ln.s'saa . as.oea.;u ,..I, r's ~
thor reE,itar 1'1artcr!y h'sine:s meSthE ny
their rs,ons lltesnS. Mnrcli !, HI y. ~ run! ~
action Will hc thken ny ine !cttte ine ineHuGLa oa
tho proposed amendments 10 the CONSTITUTION.
Gyou0E GArt,SEK. a C;ertntn IL yeara Of mgr,
d,cd suddenly ut p'clnyk yesterday mur,linE ut
nis hGusn IN itnwthurl,c Mvu,ue. ncnr Weed
Htrcot. aud lcftn wife III very destttte sircum'
atntices. Ihu coroner VIII hoa nm ,n4uesS tu-
day.
T'1,r Entertainment Couulttrr ut tho Young
Men.s Christinm AssM,fnttOu have provided scv.
nrnI rn iosnflo cntnrtulil,,cnts tlurH tho prcs-
cnt season. but tno prorrnln Tor next 1lnrstEuy
errnIy nf anIrct rculjlrus and f,yu,,s orchestra
1,,rnsli TIM musc. rrt,,,ilEet to hc ono uf tie
1,i,st uIven in Fnrwcll Hall for rH,,y II tMy.
, ~ :, -,..... t., - ,,,a,. ,-,s
trr,1ny wh,dn viii tIisablc tm ios professional
: fny tho r,,rt,er t,f 'Wulyi street and MitWnu-
Ern nvrn,ir in the ntturnyN,n the buggy cu,.Ni,.
: inr hitutclf uuti hIy cousin ". C.. duncan, WIS
1insct i,v tne wind Tho Doctur wns thrown yl,-
: ientlv ii tim pavement md wis uuIlo plinfully
! iniured nbOut tho bnck,
A., r,.
FOUR hundred Aho my inmates 81 tng tluasu
i OF Correction alteniet tEe SUNNY nitG!unum
acrviccs YESTERDAY; ). a., heluiiiH q tno o,t,,E
, 1881-02-28
STATE AFFAIRS.
WISCONSIN.

Special Dlfpafth 70 T7It Ch4tooo 7Ftbtnt.
MAniR3S, Wis, Fob. .5.-Tho lion. D. II. Pnl-
c!ter hns hccn working during hls leisure tlpnn
d scheme to rclstr!ct tho Ssntn into Senatorial
and Assembly districts, which meets With grcnt
t1cul Of favor BY members or tho Legislature.
THO unit upon which tho basis Of representation
"a ohtntnctl Is by dividing tho total population
of tho State Into 200 pnrts, which gives 8,677 as
the unit. A Senator represents three tlnlts md
Il n,cEincr one. Thus n Senator And three tnc1n-
bnry IL G.j7111H -i04E2. This scheme lenvcs tho
OLD districts intact rs far It's possible, leaving
their OLD n,clnheEs md associations which have
bcen formed during tho ,ast dccMo unbrokcn.
Tho schcn,p Is Ns follows:
, 1881-02-28
MILWAUKEE

bbRtfH1 D'1b1ttH n 7Hf LhftHdd 1TtbIHes
MILWAUKEE. Fch. 21.-Aftor about eighteen
hours OF rai1lng and tha,slng tho weather here
has bccon,e intunsoy cuh and stnrny. Tho
wind shifted to tho nurth th!A lnarniuY and blew
Il genuine gnle. which WINS sGN'l, accompanied by
Il binding storm Of snnw and slcct, Telegraph
wires wcre Frustrated liz Nil directions, and tho
floot!s upon tho sidewalks and streets were
turned IL Ice with incredible speed. Snow tns
continued to fnll Anu diff and tho probability
IL thAt there will ho u Gurthrr embargo upon
tr1liHc. Tic sleos has been especially
disastrous To- tho telegraph. Tho nleta,nnr-
phusis Is tl1IIuuIt t0 dpscrEbe Tho heat
last evening WIS oppressive. while to-1lRht tho
mercury stands heluw freezing point, Nnd tho
Hturtn prevailing Is sn severe thnt hmrdity Il per-
non will venture ont. Tic weather men predict
IL coNtln,intiuil for scvrrNl hours, aud Hisy thAt
the weathrr viii br very bud throughout the
month Of Mnrch. This storm tMt1st work serious
deli tns inutls IL successful trip to ShuboyXutt.
There Are NOW no vessels out.
, 1881-02-28

sptet1l Dlspa'eA IA Tas Chttaao Tribune.
LINCOLN. N0u., Fcb. 20.--The Nebraska Ltg-
talaturo adjourned Blng dlo At midnight. after
passing tho High LEeonsa, Capltul Approprlu~
ton, uni Wnnlan-suurAEo hitls.
Sp<etat D.pateh to Tha Chicago Tribune.
OMAliA, Mob, Feb. :7.-rAn session OF tho
Nebraska I.cXi4tMturo cnde'l ut Lincoln curly
this l.<,rI,iux. nftcr MI Nil.ntxht session uf IN
exciting cnnr,letev. The nnlt,ltaIr'Md Inv.
suvera MI tho railroads, Wns passed., Tho
Woman. suffrage till submitting tho question to
tho 2Noplp whether thu Hulnan- bulfrIge nulend-
eht III the Constitution shHll hu voted on ~ tho
ncxt 4u>ern! eut'tioH was curr1ht. Although
tue strict l'tubbtory tAluur law, prohibiting
boil. tho aala u.,d manufacture " liquor. wms du:
tente.l b. unly two vutea, very stril'gcnt alah.
kespcTa l., eltlea Yt tMser lo.uN psap!a !" pay
l0AN iltlablthnts. 4 law was nassHd milking 1t
y tnisdcuicnnur To treat tr Htso AWAY l'iuer. The
tine tuv ~ ttIr tho rst 1l1eNse. wtl! 1tHprss,l-
iMeHt added I0r second nfuuao. sA!tN't,s must
not hAVD sercens lit tho Wtntbwa or dnUtb.
Seyerut large appropriation bills for various
public improvements Wnre pafsod.
, 1881-02-28
INDIANA,

Hpsetat Dt.pateh 10 Tht Chicago TrtbuHf.
IsD1AaApO11s. Ind, Fob. @1-The sonatc spcnt
tho MORNING session to-dny IN Il Gull nf tho
eonntics anh Committees for tho Introduction OF
now billa and reports. Strange to say. between
eighteen md twenty now bIlls wero presented
gn!ng nvcr protty much tho Same ground that
has already bean trayvrsrtl t!st,o mud ngAin. In
tho Rlter1luon tho new Tux bill WINS considered,
hut tho body adjourned boforo putting It upon
Ita rnssaEo.
The House completed tho constdera ton Of tho
CrltnInAl Cadu ul,L passed the bill. Thcru orc EH
krestnns in tho nct, ut,e nf them taking tho pun.
ishn,ent 10 which criminals may ho snutesleed
nut Ut tho hands IT thu nry Atsd putt IN 1t In tho
hMnds Ut tho Judge, except In thpl n! cnstS
Usnler tho new Criminal C0!e c1ecl Ions Also
wlt ho private. shutting nut tho press. All spcc'
tAtnfs MD NIL pcrsGtln except thu nll!cGrs ~.
pnintplf Gy tho Sheriff, the jurF. an thu fglnttseA
If the cpI,dutnlIct1. s;nnn Eu nt the work Itcr-
fnruud by tho Cntle Euinntasslon cnn ta gained
WhEh 1t ~ BtAtctl thMt, since thu nluCttnx nf tho
Legislature. they hAyo complied Atld revised
lllo Rcsson snws ot tho State sl1lcU thl!
inutt ding that year,. revised and amended
tho ErlIninH1 GOtle, ntlAluK LED sections Ut rn-
vision mud Hlnensln1nt. And revised the whDle
rs,do vi crlnlnnI procedure. All tho session
harn bron Kulo ttttth9h scuqun By scciinn uru
lnr BY ltuU. aid nlI tho 'Hw4 cnl,le,,sed III tho
svace nf twa 0rtlnAr Ary-stxeA lcKni volumes. hir.
tynll, Chairman Ut I'll. liBe0 CUmtnttteu ntl sU-
vs,0. tnys thnt thu CsNlu Gun,lnissitn has tloilo
UAcu1l9Nt wurk. wAEtl shulilsl commend nll its
lnolnt,tts 10 tbs goodwill Ut the pouplo OF tho
6tAtU.
, 1881-02-28
MILITIA NOTES.

GAIT. E. Il. JONES. Company e. Ninth Hat
talon, recommends tho discharge nf soyrn mer
from Ills co.lpany for vnrlutIs cn,lscs.
Col. +. H. bwA1s, conmand!ns tho First ltegf-
meat tnfuutrr. recommends tho transfer ot ten
recruits tu Company ID III ttMt regiment.
GAIT. j. n. lltCitASAS, Co,ntnuy A.. First
Regiment, recommends tho aliEcaryn OF Hurry
f. Fuller III account Of physcnI disability.
sEm0r. cltEsrxn T. MA,coN, First llcg'ment,
hRs brpn nppulntc,l First !.!eitGtlMnt A'ld Aide.
GAIT. Il. Il. JONES, /! Canlpnny. Einth Hat
tnliHn. recommends the dIactur4e Of rrvAtea
Etlwurd kcliy, Edward I.cwcry, aud Trunk
Alien.
ccinpnny i, Sixth Regiment. nest Fri.y uyet,.
lnR. tu chs'nse II CHptnln for 5Atd company vito
Dakcr, resigned.
CA,r u. u. I,SEH, L Colnpnny, Ninth Iiattnl-
Drake. JntDes llsItIcrrst, nhd Edward Tcutcra
OH account Ut rut3M,vh!.
CAPT. L. Il. JnSEs. Il Company. Ninth lnfnu.
try. rtcuIIstnunsIs tho hnn!,rnbln d1schntyu Ut
Oi1tnMncc Sergeant Fmnk i!Hrrta, Il lnGlntur Ut
his c0u!IMny,. III ACCOUNT ut rHloFAl tEnM tho
btatc
AN election Will tako plncc at the nrn'nry nt
sH snraHh l u u tuoo.e Hs ios Sta "ps; es'y
will preside.
ALI. officers md snl,'iors Ut tic Sixth Infnntry
gcus' dress. " i y. III. Th,lrs,iay. March y, to
narch with tsfrh arms to thu new ar!nury. lsy
romtpand af WlliiWu IL. Thompson, Lieut.-Cul.
commanding.
=, TnE tnli"wtnK prat"ntions hayo l,een mule lu
p company. SIXTH Regiment, Cnpt. lt.berf Vler-
ling: Cotruratl hlaIa. .lr.. tn bp seiHnHnt; Cor.
nhrul W!liinm Il. Foster: 10 l@ SerEeAnt, JasnGo
Enrp,rui William u. Muurc, 10 6u turwrut;
1.anse Corp1rnI Il. Frank trtuls0Ii, to bu Cor
poral.
nEH. Az. hsnsEs, Gcncrul Inspector Of n.no
Fracttcc, New iark NnliHnnl Utnrd, has sub.
In'tlc1 h!K aGltiaul report 10 Aulnlnul- tirAeruI
, 1881-02-28
t3IEAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Rptfidi f1tsndtch IN ThA fhieagn Trit,uuh.

GRAND 1tAriba, Mich, Feb. @11.-lsain hns hecn
falling here almost continuously for thlrty-six
huurs. uEd sumo Df tho tinlo tlo storm Inns bec,l
hard. Snow has melted very fast, and su,llll
streu1ns Hro atrcady very hlgh. Gransl ltyer IS
rising sn,ne. and proBpeuts fair, as it Is warn,
ami raninK hari yet. for Il lily Hood. Ilowuycr.
rs rho leo Is thick md strong. little satnaEo ~
anticipated by old reHldents Some cclnrs hAvo
hc.ul titled by Rnrfncc water! cutters md sand.
trups being tsr up nnd ohokett and ili Iint why
quito K0ol nca1 VI tlnnhxr--*.,HD nr 43.G01,
pcrhMps, 10 the Utty-lNa Mlready Ogeurred.
, 1881-02-28

THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
0FrlEE nr THE CHIEF StCSAt urFrCEu, WA9lI-
tStirslx. u. e.. Feb. M.-l II. Observation-Disclosures
Tennessee md tho Ohio vAl1py, cloudy wpdshcit
light SNOW, fnnwcsl by clearing wcnthor, colder
nnrthwrsterly Winds, rising barometer.
For tho f.owcr f.ako region. rain. turning TO
ant,s. wnrn,nr sonthwrst SccrtnH tn tnci ct'ftlcr
nurthwcst win!.. folluwed by rising bnromoacr.
Fur tho Upper Lake rcHtuIt. light snnw. fOs-
lowed t,y cicnrlnE we,ithrr, nnrthwcsterly winds.
rising GAromctcr, stationary or lowor tcnpefae
itirr, .. ... go
l'ar tho upncr Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, fHir wcnt'lor, n0rthwrstcrly winds III
rlsit,H tuirflsictrr IN west llfstrct fntnwrtl by
winds shifting to warmer Bouthenstcriy and fall"
fnx bnrt,nlGtcr.
Guutioniry signals continue At Milwaukee,
Grand Haven, anu l.nLlinylon.
Local DlLHEstyArINNs.
tjstrAtsu Frt. 11-t0.lA n. t1.
, 1881-02-28
HYMfNEAl-,


Speetal Dlspaseh u Iht Ca'cd9o 75t6nnt
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Fob. 1i.--.A larHu anH tAsaoh'
ab!c uudssnce attended tho Daptst Church ~
night to witness tho uuptinis of T. W. rank' w.
gru!ul travelling ugens Of tho Hume ne" l"sa'
Insurance C,mpnry. Nl,l Miss jennie T. ,eSTi .bis
ony lAt,Hhtcr TT lilo Itcr. l. =. si"l!!!I. ~ ,hs
cctcnony, HoinY assisted by th1 ltess l. y. ~
,lun and ". q. Pierce. Alter the cerel,ft''' 'ts
reception wAs hold ut tho res '!nhce y. n.,,d"J I'd.
hrile's parcnts, which WINS nunlcrttE5tf ea IN
The presents. us llsAl, wero numerous @ a.,n IN
FtH1 t,ls,t Tine nnppy couple hH'o es1,.c eea1.cys
chicng.I, atld. I'll Snturtthy HttIFlna''; us
, 1881-02-28

tpsetul Disrateh 10 The Chteago 7t5baHt.
CLINTON, ILL.,, Feb. Alan exceedingly hcnvy
ran-Atoru tnot place hero last uIKht. by which
NIL tho principal streams travcrsing thls county
uvortawe,l their banks. doing MI imtnrlsp
hnluiint at ttnll,lKu to fH!1olnH, lnit prouBrty,
hrtl!KtA, and wuter wllHMt thnt suwn o.. thu
GrGuk bOttnln4. u,ld GiH1ctl up with II driving
En0W -slurIn TINT continued ri tlAy. ffuw much
dalnAg0 han lIUH d0iI0 cAnnt lc 4st!nated until
further rcnHrta trr,ll tut country II "
tue worst storM Ut tho Betsol.
, 1881-02-28

To nliit,st every iInh1Inuhlc kind nf weather.
from startling thurtlcr Storm IND torrents of
rhin to Il EtlnW atOr,ll. whksl ts nsiw prevailing
rko whnlc country Is i1o.Nlcd md creeks nnti
runs ,lrc UycrJ1Uwtng.
, 1881-02-28
NEW PARIS, IND.

1TIDuHt,
New PAmss, 1nd., Feb. ss7,,-Tha thaw whtcl,
set In yesterday throughout this section his
completely llnolea tho whnl9 ct,,,,,try. Tho
Cincinnati, Wabash s. hlEchfgan Hailrnad hAs
u etlo hundred anl forty foot wAshnut about une
milo s.,l,th ut htrc. Thu aleris rislIy very
tust ulltt pru1nlaus tu d0 Brt:nt aHn'ago hcfuro
morning. Tho whunt crop will suffer worry much
ny water,
, 1881-02-28
A GRAND BALL 70 Be GIVEN,

SpftMl DIspafth to Ths ChIfueo Tribune.
GENKvA. ILL.,. Feb. :i,-lntllutIuns wDGo to-day
Issued lar Krand nall tn ho given Oh Frday
tHehnS, Marc I. by the laile4 VI thu Grnova
Nac1uut Club. 4 lRtgu humber Of nuestA arc
expected trnin ChlcAKO, Aurora, batavla, Etgln,
, 1881-02-28
CQLDwAvEtt, MICH.

Special UHpaleh 70 tbs LA11a0o ITtbNns-
CoLpwATEu, kleh.. Feb. s7.-Tle ruin com.
menceA to full lust cyonny, aud has continued
fur tue pust twcnty-!o hours with u cessation
At this hour r uco1k). THO asllo1snt falltn dues
mot quito c.luHl shut nf tho frcshet weck ax..,
hut t,ilny streets harb bocu rendered tnEassn6U
u pedesirup. uutl a,1IlG nlIinber 0f inc resi-
tluilcu lots hAyu brorl ret.doretitf doubtful vuuu
ly tho rainfall during thr puat tnDhth.
, 1881-02-28

MAb1B1S, W1H., FUbs SB.-Th0 EHf1hft HUI
baso quorum this morning. The business be-
fure 1t wis mostIy at n locnl cbnracior.
Tic bill limiting tho lihbllty Of Gro insurance
companies to thrre-to1rths Of tho fIco Ut tho
pnEcy where there wns tota1 lUss was killed Ia
tho ASSEMBLY. -.,.-.... ..
Hills were passed to authorize Milwaukee to
issue lands: to prtsvltto fnr Htntu ncscnal and
ttrtnory NJ milwaukee,: and prohibiting c0I,tract.
4 blu to compel tho sAle Of Tnilrnnd tickets II /
thrce cOnts per milo was iutlctnltly postponed.
, 1881-02-28
SOCIAL ECONOMICS.
interesting Statistics on Iron and
Brass Molders.
Resolutions Of Sympathy with tho
Beers In South Africa.
Ono APOSTLE Wants tito Repeal Of Debit
Collection Laws.
Morgan's Panaoea for tho Present lila Of
tho Wage- Workers.


Morean8 fanaoea LOT tho rfosens LIS OF
tho Wage- Workers,
-
r,a f-,,o0,o ,rro,t, or1 ,,o,,or ,1v,o,, ho, ,,a
regular werkly mse.ing yesterday aftsrnoona 1t
Mceh"ntcs iiall, No. 81 West Ink" street, at
which tho at'saaneo M va: ,"rse: snsae,ns = rep
cna.oa ~ wsrnnr W. es ~. "' n"1oG ' VI ". @ ,no
.o " = wss eo 10 lno
+. j, Morenu. tho orxaulzcr Of tho Uu!.n. nrc.
.cntct ~" fnIio.su. r,,,,nrt whtch W.. orrcnted
md pluccd on ''lc: ... i
IRON AND HRAss MoLnENs.
Tie number Of tnolttors employed In this city
.rx, st,ahIoorv n,,t n,-,o,,,,;r,i m,,rt. nn.
stove pa.e n'oldors' eou: brnss noldofs loo: ap.
irish Au,urtcn,,s Tia uyornco wuuo by IN. t,ay
is ss.eo, but tho nvcra4o weekly earn-
exceed sA. stove-work /. MI aouo by tho
pseo. s"n ~. va" N"'" .u's e."uo u''u"'
apprentices 1or tnrce or foor years. III suma
&C. ato sG roo s Ms
nrnntcex rim t,rns,.,nnlttcr. lnvn M Irn,nn.
i'm ir,.,nnI,i"r, hn,c ,wo Nu,aonu, IL i1n;nns- .
Molders' Union. Eighty rcr cont Ut tie ,nollcrs
III ,h,auttx mr., r,r,nI,crs NJ ,bc Irrin, mi.
otc,,natn ,rn,,f,", r',,,at,irrnhic Xiii IN, nr
peT;1iCs: rt,,l!t,,ut efyvrIs are bciun mads 10
apt 70 ths wor And IN Ia
Sna ss1E III Msrxd usea 5 Ths e
crnn" t,rns Msn,,f""t"r,nr ~ n~n ss" u.mv @
o'l'nS aMf,a mshlnes tended " Snys "n1 c"- 1!
a.ea used IN atner taetor!ss ii mSiains Satsr. p'pSs,
gehFIwmee.H g,, sr phoys, uto. Ftee
!uskers sna nc !s,,er in t!Eht work AsthH,n.
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, 1881-02-28

MUSICAL NOTES.
Franz Nuntncl Ia giving p!Ano rccitals In Now
York.
George Wcrrcnrath. tito tenor. who Ia we'll
known hero. is giving rcctals In nro6ktyn. n. y.
y large unl enthusiastic audience greeted tho
Ilival Grnnd Concert Company ut tho Lincoln
Park Congregational Church lnst lfri.uy OVEN
Ing. The cnnlpuny Is composed OF tho follow
ing musicians: Miss A[nnlo ID. Emorsnn, So
rru1.o; btnr. Enilllu Schiller tlhtHiat; II. N.
llutIhtns: cnr,ettst Henry slngcrholf, vlolintst:
anu VIII Il. Louis, planlst.
In rrsIlnnsu to nm Invitation Of the Indies nf
tho Alu,o cub, ttie laIek OF tlla Arlon MuuIral
kociety Df Milwaukee, hive mule arrangements
~ Visit this city on tho occasn pf tho 1hcotlnt.t
opImrtunity, Ai1orslesl by the union Ut tho two
s0cletieH, will tln taken Atlrntsnxe vi, nld tho
mutnicrs, so,i,c sclcct.uns LOT ial!es: vSIcss bs
thu combined chorus and orchestra.
Mr.. l.uc!on II. Suuthnrtt. who t!ed lRte!y in
Augusta, GA.. wHs fUr'hcrly ctsltiunt Of 1os.
We,t to Boston whcu ynn1R, studied nllisc with
MI. j. +. liakcr, and ntdch hlnl IN h,s inuscnl
soiat'ons l!s wtote x.oa den! q church.
s,' sn xS il 'q Sff vS;os s WsS 1SSss
ltnashed. WGrH hover represented.
Tho following advertisement from tho London
4itht'nrH'a u significant;
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ssa its:' ;s ~ ! Slt:
HIs fna e saS @ 't o'''' Of tho
TIL" 'rw Yurk ErtnlnB Past says: "Dlx!,y V.
hsi y me E ~ . Sssf Il % % otsr y r. NE
!,rcti III twu places. The acuia'lt incurred last
s!undAy sven,ny 1t Ir.a..Is.,y a9d Twenty. third
, 1881-02-28

HLOOMINGTON, ILL,
6psttal Dhpaseh to 1As Gateaao Tribune.
DLooN1NaTox, ILL.,, Feu *1.-l1ursIlz the past
twopty-four hours Bloomington has becA treated
, 1881-02-28

We recommend E!dredKs sewing
, 1881-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tho snow.storm Of yesterday ovaning serious
" danaKet, business ut nil tho thcatrcs. vet ut
tho GRIND kccnp GUIDED his tWn WcckB' CngAHc-
lncltt to n fIc audience. The play Wis "Hnn-
ict." kceno's engagement herc,-thc second he
has played In thIs city during the present season.
IT'S WI have nrcNlly sla. hus tucn slngutnrly
successful, The trageflun will Tonight npppar
in Milwaukee. and from that putnt VIII travel
through tho Northwest. The attraction at thls
thentro during tho week Will i'o Tho Voyngers
In Southern Scas." Il spectmcle originally pro-
duced In t'arIs under tho tltiu Of "Thp Children
of Cupt. Grant," Inst might also snw tho cnd Of
the two wcpks engagement OF ttu llicn Surprise
Purity ut Ifnvc,ly's. The cnmpany comprises
s raes s:nsn iSrrors u ei sni
"tThe fIabes III tho Wuode,'' yet tho buslnGss hAs
not been ns encouraging, rs It shuud hase hecn.
SfrAnKe to Rily. remembering how "llt arts OF
Oak hns bccn IiAcked ut by interior cnn,punics
IN this Vicinity. the troupe engaged in thu rep.
lioolcy's hive tsoru n hue business. THO muu-
rHemcnt dtd overyshnE thoy could to liettcr tho
nce's nf tnu n s ss .,i%rt
Wos y S a aai nrssss rs se
PARTNER" will .ssain 'nppcur. This oscnins:
eMlyni. as Ohcl'o. will commence tho srcpntl
sn ,he i"ss H., wcel; af hs br,oi @ seastn at Nc;
scarcely bu reminded that to SEQ tho actor ii
this ,purt s onc Ut thu thontr cAt evunts tho
rECnllGGtIOtl OF WhlCh time can hnftr
crarc. He is tho greatest Interpreter OF
this shukspcnecan charaotur WIN pr,6nbiy over
nrpenruh upon stnge. Gn Wednesday, evening
Snlvlni will prcacnt hts Gladiator. nnuthor Krent
neA,lnlptioD: on Thursday evening, tor tho [lrst
time, af!cbrth vii! DO given: hh.i ut tho SAtur-
.iMy mntines Dtl!eito will cnd tho engagement.
"The tiuv'nDr," Ut course, will M III tho :" OF
Nights" Lenvltts vaudeville company gave
tlo!r last performance yeAttE,lny evening ut The
Olympic, md thAt stnuo vii, 1,p tccupIeG during
tho WCek l,y lin Cation and LittlB luntcilH. Tho
"! for tho West SI3e Acndo1ny Is n strong anr
Tliu Wulfs Of Now York" wilt bo tho ine,-
drama, in which Nlss katIo Howard Will pls,
| tcAlling PArt, and tho tiiin comprises humber
| Of wel.known performers.
, 1881-10-03

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