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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-26
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FAIR PLAY MILL
MINING COMPANY. !"
President, IRA T.. RANKIN, San Francisco.
Treasurer, I. II. BACON, Boston

The Fair Play Will and Mining Conn
pany have a very desirable property, located in
Calaveras county, California within few miles of
the famous Big Trees) and less than days travel
from san Francisco. The property Is secured by a
United states Patent
Three Tunnels for mining the Ore have already
been driven, and the Mine is opened on the best
mining principles.
A frst-cIass Mill is erected upon the proper
ty containing 10 stamps, but with room, and album
dant water-power to run 40 stamps.
The Mine is thoroughly equipped with the best
machinery and is leased to energetic parties (but
controlled by the company On terms that will en-
sure immediate dividends.
In order to increase the mill capacity by the addi-
ton of more stamps and to largely increase the
output of Ore by extensive working. the Com
pany now offer to the public limited amount of
Preferred Stock, bearing interest at the rate of
Eight Per Gent. Per Annuni, payable semi
annually, at the Banking House of the American
Loan and Trust Company No. 55 Congress street
Boston. This amount of eight per cent. Preferred
Stock will be sold to parties at the par value of
Five Dollars Per share, and each subscription
will be entitled to bonus of the Common Stock,
equal to 25 per cent of the subscription to the Pre-.
ferred Stock.
Purchasers of Preferred Stock will also partici-
pate in the final distribution of the remaining
Treasury Stock when made, and now comprising
upwards of 10000 shares.
This Stock is offered as safe and desirable in
vestment, and one offering liberal returns to in
yestors Full information furnished on application
to
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

See. gu glei6er 3eit fam bas Dampfs
boot vWtilano" berbei uno irfort prrDen
ale 9tettungSanitalten getroffen. &ortringe
u1o Gaue ipurben ausgeiporfet uno oas
&e~ttungsboot bera69elaiien. 9fad pielen
Nlltrcngungen tpurben neun bon DeuShtffs
britNi0en an 8oro gcbra6t; bon ben arbez
rem iplrOc bis iebt fetnc Spur mebr 9eful1z
ben. Grob oe9 StltrlneS unb Der gefGbrs
lid)en JtGbe Der Slipper bon Gaprino, blieb
oas 0ampfi6iii al Der lln9liidSiteae, Bis
Die tralri0e 0elpibbeit DorbanOen mar, oaB
fcincr Der Gerungliften nle6r it benz gSai-
lcr f0rnpfte. 81 @runoc gcgangen linb
Stpet 6ralert, bon 6enell ellle nit Orei Gin=
bern, etu WfGofen bon fiiniSeDu unb eir
Snabe bon iedSebn Sabren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
RaNtuap'a reanltremNe 3tQeta

S%outommene 8ur9anset, linoernbe Obs
fibrmittel, pirfen obne S6mers
tets 3uDerlaiii9 urtb natiirli6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
G8 iunr bas erife nth bIeibt
ni414Tor n. o4..p et- AeiTu.iffrT

wv StW0SS$
bos ouoenbltfli6 bie I6refli9ten S6merseu
tilt uro Gnt;inoun9en unb Glutanbran9
hilbert, gletdlptel oh ne III Der Hlln9e, I'M
Wfagen, III ben Gln9emeioell, ben OrltlelI
poer onDeren Sr9oIen auttreten, Deltll man
bus Ottttel etnnt0l bellust, llno Spor
ST. elmer bis s&DatSi8 Wttmtttctt.
@leidptel wie oroB bieS6mer;en oltt6 iein
m0oeu Die on 9ibeunnatiSlnu5 yei0elloell, Die
gettldgeri9en, Die Gerfriippelteu, Die Jterpo-
fen, bic an I1eruenlpeb NIB anDereu Grottz
beitet 9eioeuOeu 1perbe1 bur6 Die Nnrpel=
0u1q pou RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
ou9enblifli6 %il1Oerun9 fin0et.
Gtt3iinotsug oet 8icrett, Gt,4Sia&t=
01t1t0 ocr SIafe, GebGrrt= @ntsiuz
bltu9, 2un9ensGOnaeltion, 6alS>geioe1,
NItbma, 6~er;flopfen, 0Dlteril6e NufdQe,
grGune, &ppfmeb, i3~obni9mer1ett, 9terz
poIitQt 9terpenpeb G6laflolt9fett,
Gbeumotismus, 6itftlpeb, Grult=, 6ifs
FEM pber @lieberidmerscn, Quetf6utz
eeu, B~eritou6uu9en. granDDuaoet,
taltes u11o btti9eS Gteber.
Die N~nluen0un9 non READY RELIEF
an ben leiben0en Gbeileu perl6diit ougen=
blidli6e ginoerung uub 9rleidterung.
GreiBig bis iedSig Sropfen in ett fletnes
@las Q&ailer beileu IN 1pel1i9en 2ln9enbltdei
&rGmpfe, Wtdgenl dllre, SpDbreltllell, btltoles
&ppfneb, 9iurrboe, 9tubr, SOlit, Slahun9el
uno ole inuerliden S6mer5eu.
Heiienoe ioGten tets etne,IlQl6e pm RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF bel ii6 tru9ei1.
QSerlioe 3fBfe oapon, III QSaiier 9etbdll.
beIoe1 allen ben &rarfbeiten NIB oamit per:
f~niipften 2eiben, Die aus benz @ebrult6 I'M:
eerp06ntelt SrinfwaIlerS entlprin9ea, por
SIS lit et1 beiierer Sttntlllallt ais Nralt5:
braurttDetI pOer SltterS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

Gbuei6eu ,Gur6fou, Cholera Morbus ober
f6merSbaftcr Gttblga19 meroen innerlolb
is bis 20 Wtiuuten fl1rirt, lpenn man RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF nod Der @es
bruu6sanlpeiiuug ei1ntmmt. &eOer Glut=
onorong nod GntSitnbun9, meoer Sdw0be
mod Nb9e1pnnntbeit folgt ouf ben @cbroub
non r. r. RELIEF.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

Soutommene Ilr9anSelt, linber1be 2bz
fibrlnittel, lpirfell obne S6merS,
itets 3uperloiit9 ltnb natiirlt9.
Gin be9ctabiItId1cS Gr1asuhittcI fur &aIoneL.
g6ata pbne geigeIhmod, elegant nit in6ent Sara qlaz
tirt, p%urgirenb, reaultrenb, r%etnigeno uno t%rdftiaenb.
9tnomap'5 ytneu 5ur 6eIlun9 aaer Dtagen>, %eberz.
SebGIrne>, Nterenz NM Slalenletoen, Ateruent1autbeiten
Fppimeb, SQrtIeibtoteit, BGrtopfuna, lluperoaulibeeit
9?pspepiie, @alenleiren, Sieber, Observation-Disclosures
6dmorr5oiocH urb Guer Stprun9eu Der @tugepeioe.
gieiu peacta6ilild, feline Spur pom Otertur, 01tneralieu
ober Ibdp[iden 3roguen.
~ Dlan beabte iolgenbe Spmptone Don 6ranfbetz
ten Der 9crouuuu9Sorgane: Geritopiung, tnucrli9e
6dmorr6otben, 8lutIDuuuu9 nab benz 6opie, Saure i'm
eeu0raten, ioures auiitoBen, iintenoe oOer bebenoe 9mz
~pfinOuu9 in Der Dtogengrube, 1tbemlot9teit unO
gtbembeihuerben, Eebeu bes 6erSens, eyitidences
Gefuhl beim 4teaer, Tleden ooer Blore Dor Den 4ugen,
Sieber uno oulnpic Sfmer5en i'm 6opie, Dtansel
an Iusbiinituna, aelbes Ausieben Der 6altt unb Der Auz
aen, Seiteniteben, S6WerSeH IN Der Sruit uno III ben
G%lieberu, pI0sltde IHiwduun9 uoH 5Ise, Srenneh oes
TIetides.
Ginise DOZEN pom 8 abpap's 8tlten 1perben ben
S6rper BON alien Obenseuuunten Sranfbetten b%efreten.
@rets 25 Gents Stc S0a6teI. Sci
2lpotbefcrt at baben+
Man Ieie y a + runb s q d."
Deou I6iN pie @riefmarfe an RaOwop
& 6 o., Noi}I Q8orren=, @de Der @burbs
Ctr, 9tep Yorf.
e- gelebruug, Gnuisnbe pom Dollars uertb, pirb
6oIir Sugei6idt Deroen.
2tn oas WubIifntt.
gerIanot ia uur 8abpaD's un6 aGtet barauf, baB Der
Eome pJtabwop" ii4 aui benz setauiIen Artttel %betInSet'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
Hamburger LIME.
mbmrs.3Gmerifan In6etfabrt Mftteus
NeSrHSdinFf

XkGtertA uutiuE RhAtAiHVGk
@eicHldlaft.
Girefte updentli8e @oitz0ampii6iifiabrt Spii6eu
E YORK,
plymouth, G~berboura, Nopre, sonbon Starts unS
HAMBURG.
Wie Oompier hteier yinic %bei6rocrn bic gerctrt9tet
@toaten>9oit uno werben pGbrenn bes SabreS re9elz
mdBiq 9pmncrftn1 pom Nero ?)ort mad 9aH1bur9 abb
iabreIl. Woit gtelp SotE:
j. @aiiite 500. 2. GOiite $50. l3pti9cnoeG $50.
Gamftagz0 ompfer: /. Gdlitte: S65 nmo $40.
@iIetc cr1tc GGiiite o;eler &dnpTer Don gtelp goft nap
0omburg uro 9tetonr 1925 uto 81 30.
Bon 5,nlrbtrg, %sapsc noer southampton;
- gofutc: S120. ,. Gajite: S.. 2miideroct: $22.
gSiucte fiir &,itiz uiao Siidreiie;
J.. @ainte: $165. 2. @Gjiie: P1lO. ,5ptl9enotd S59.
Non Sem Mort nab @arts ........ 3mti6enOet: $3.50
Sirsber spf56en 'unO II SG5rcm be oaffte, SinOer
urter GGbr Iret. (Nle incl. 5etDliguns)
gSe9et @aIage wenOc man it'd on
s.. o. 6id)aro d Co., neutrality-suspicious.
pbsr an; Np. 1G1 g~roabpaD, 9telp glorf,
GsIiemtRat 4 So r. ~ ST.
so II. 81 Siftb Npenue G9icd9o.
@te pon bicier ginie bsrans9csebene European
Tourist Gazette" miro Applitanten gratis Snselanbt.
12mt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
Gis0eIdrIilfr, Die ieit 5ebn Sabren gez
iraGIft maren.

puroen bur6 &aSipaD's Nrsneien frrirt.
Gine 8Ioi6e pon bieiem entb0lt mebr 1pirf=
fame 9IrSneiltoffe ais jeDes ou6ere Mittel; ein
Sbeeloiiel pon oieiell1 bat i6on @irtuu9.
moge9en man pon arioeIen Otitteln fiinfz bis
ie6smal 10 piel brou6t.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
PAiifical rorecasfs-

NEW YORK, April "a. The Sun says:
"Mr. George F, Edmunds, decidedly the
most conscientious OF all candidates, OF
whom the Republicans have hopes or fears,
says that be will not be candidate. Still
be has bee In his bonnet. 1t huns "a
vet, but does not sting Mr.. Edmunds
would like to be President but he Is not
anxious To run next year. He is hard
headed person with no fondneS for fororn
hopes. T. s1es that II isl very bad time
for bees aud he Is pachydermatous enough
not TO be stung although he must listen to
the humming. Mr.. Edmunds keeps bis
head plumb"
The Star says Of Dana's interview sent
from San Francisco by the Associated
Press: "Well may Mr.. Tllden exclaim,
Heaven save me from such friends,'
Mr.. Daua's words receive editorial empha.
sis from the fact that they are palpably
evoked by the editorial written In his alb
sence, and are therefore deliberately de.
signed to ruin the Indian Summer boom.
Doubtless after Mr.. Dsua's return matters
will be so arranged as to convince him once
more of his error and bring him into line as
an ardent supporter Of the great Counted
Out. But II Mr. Tiden is unable to see
the worthlessness OF such support bis
senility must he pitiabe indeed. 's
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
NEWS NOTES.

General Diw tnd Jay Could had long
conference fl New York on Monday eve.
ming
Two hundred per ous started for Amcr.
ca on Monday On account Of the agricultu.
raj distress IN switzerland.
Dr. Daniel II. Fernandez, well known
phyNcinn of indianapolis. was placed under
arrest on MlNdt nGht FOR having pro.
dNwd an abortion on Miss Martha A.
Ne,tN.
Eight hundred mneN are on q strike ut
NrnllOn Mines, Jackson county, Ohio, on
account Of arrdtlctou IN wages Of twenty.
dive cents day. Twenty five mines closed
on Monday.
Attn CSgnh, Rus on Monday, John G.
Scrp!9ln4, tho father vt sarah scOgglns, an
unmarried " nNn was arrested for the
murder last Friday of the woman's infant
child.
Lnwrey Brothers powder magazine, at
L'rned. hNa,, containing about 1,o0O
pounds VI powder, exploded on Monday
afternoons Killing instantly Charles l..
Goodrich. late oi Delaware, o.,
who platfully llred 4 charge OF shot into the
building,
Prof. Henry Mortens stevens, Of the New
York Institute of Technology delivered an
address on Monday evening. 10 which
he showed by experiments that
by n simple coDtriyance aud u slight OF.
pcnso electricity could be used ~ motive
rover.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
MISSOURI CAPITAL.
Important Business at the Supreme Court
New Associations.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, April ?&.--An-
drew +. Brown was commissioned to-day
as Captain Of ST. Louis Emmett Guards.
Certificates Of corporative existence were
issued by the Secretary OF State to the
Green Ridge Building and Loan Associa-
ton OF Pettis county, capital $40 900; also
TO the 81. Louis Wrapper and Packing
Company, capital so, 900, all paid up.
Auditor Walker this morning regis
tered Marion county six per cent FIVE
twenty funding bonds to the amount Of
Sl2b 600.
A mandate OF the Tinted States Supreme
Court IN the Kring case was filed in the SUI
preme Court. II was thereupon ordered
that the judgement OF the St, Louis Court
OF Appeals and also the Criminal
Court be revers ID and that execution issue
against the State Of Missouri in favor OF
Charles +. Kring for ~, 546 costs. 3.
The case OF the State Va. the Hannibal
and ST, Joseph Railroad was called in the
United States Court and arguments on a
notion to set aside the S549, 642 award Of
Special Master In Chancery. Cravens,
which was made last March, commenced.
The State is represented by the Attorney
General, Henderson, Glover and Shlds,
aud the railroad by @. W. Easley aud John
T. Dillon.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
MississippI Temperance People Or.
gRnising--St. Louis Politics.

ST. LOUIS, April AL. NJ, MchIcharl,
tho ProhlMilouist leader, returned TO MS
Pattsburg home this morning. Before
leaving he met Hon. j. Ed. Jones, %
Clinton county, who was the anti ProhDi-
ton leader Of the last House Of Represcn-
tailVes, md 10 him said: Nv g have made
arrangements 20 wage an active apd IN
crasIng campaign ~ behalf OF FRO
hi5ii,on, and shall organize The
Stale hy school districts for our purposes.
IL Is our Intention 70 run straight
candidate pledged 70 the submission OF The
c.dSiwioMl amendment. in every seud-
torn AMI repre-. Lta,Ht 1ist ~ lwi.
re .IE a1E.tf rn frr 1Nii0n moyemHli
beings movement against Senator Vest is
D Nv tt.I pa' H,,t e~i IN ~ Ia'
s tl-..-us asia representative OF nc
onr ..N' o, TIC question Whica WeHrr
enOri}1r,lE 10 iuren 70 a success ui Hsug'
The sBiU snlshers hove succeeded. I'iF
Is o brio. hu- 'S.a paiiy .u2s .',Yc t"lace
20 announcement ihnt on the WNHhg Oh
tue Council which 0tr -.acr 10 night oV-
eng one o. Mayor hwug's appointments
viii be rejected by majority vote. Con-
irrencgs between members and politicians
have been OF frequent occur.
renee during the pat week 400
tho result above mont 3rcd is NE
elimination OF ibgu. IN this morning,
however nothing positive WAS kn9W1
about the matter a.tbG' 30 'og several day~
past 2 7 s0rs ~ runor, have been IN cir
cu.a'.pn, but n leaked o,r at noon to-day
that seven member OF the council hsu
pledged them.e.y b vote again-t the cOn-
hrmaton o. all tho DlNor GPpo.nlees. -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25

New YORK, April "a. Mrs, Lang
try will return to England rich and hand.
some and somewhat a better actor than
when she came among us. Her American
tour has done her good. Her performance
last night as GaatR was not quite so
amateur as might have been expected. and
was IN no part very weak or ineffective,
Perhaps the unsophlsticated expression
which she shares with Mr., Oscar Wilde is
due in large part, as IN his case, to the
rather large modelling Of the lower part OF
the face, but. whatever II results from II
serves her in good stead in the part OF
Galnta. Mrs. L0ngtry is not vet AZ plump
MS rheo nor ~ pretty rs Lillian Russell nor
as graceful as Marie Jansen nor az clever
actress rs any Of these, but she Is n fine
woman nevertheless and her acting Is not
so bad as to be either painful or tedi.
Oug
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood Is the foundation o,
kfe, it circulates through every part
Of the body, and unless il is pure
and rich. good health is impossible.
IF disease has entered the system
the oniy sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simpl: facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nchai,.g but
iron will restore the blood TO its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
DRowN's lRoN BIrTERs will thor
oughly and quickly assimilaie with
the blood, purifying and strengthen.
ing il, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and il will
net blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively not injurious.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25

EAST HARTFORD, Conn, April a. In
December last alB-year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Brewer died, and her
parent, have ever since complied with her
dying request that her remains sbJEld not
be buried. The body was emhulmcd,
and hu, been Kept IN the par
lor, the undertaken making
almost daily visits 10 apply chemicals, The
father wa, deyutCdly attached to his daugh.
ter. and ever since her death it has been
hi, custom 20 ali,e and dress himself at
midnight and pass the remainder Of the
niaht ia The room with the corpse, Now,
however he hGs consented TO build tomb
IN the yard, but hestiPuates that it shall he
easy of entrance and that his nightly yigis
shall not be Interrupted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25

AihaNi'N n. } " Ap.a ~ NUad -',F,r
hAs hreH Aliee ~ Iay 4pho"lg} cur ~
marriage Lo'.tge. "".eA 'l pared H. q ea4-
llaF tal-f. NtN' = laeo' ~ lAr !..', 30.
H. ha"'pa' at t.e NnhedfM o- las !M-
inaccurate h-tl' ,."' ap hn bNase Caro-,
10 Mara li ."sA A .ai' 'otn VI 'hs e.iE
nc .aaF' A.'sf n.r-a.1tuS tae manner .n
when i"e CEREMONY was PERFORMED fr-af as
II a' 4ie-a'' A"r 'IHt 10y l' at,-4le.
.! e@''.'. A.. lN Aaiot ht.I
N''sli' .'l Nt. 'i.lD'.. n e,-n ~ WEI
bteau '.'H',1 -nsu. t.,ice lea'' 49,
Nhah Ns- Ne'"a 4t'l,hea rom =. -','
hha '1t .'ae..l...,",.-, I..ei.'n .'..' iron"
.".S' W ''..'" T.'> '..".- vt t'.
r." " ,''3.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND

LoNDoN, April 2A.-Lord Csriingford,
Lord President Of the Council and Minister
Of Agriculture, replying in the House of
Lords Monday 10 Lord Dunraven's re.
marks regarding the condition of the
people In ireland, said that accounts from
the distressed districts had been decidedly
more encouraging during the last few
weeks. He said the Governments
were agreed that emigration was the best
and inevitable remedy for distress but they
had neither the right nor was II necessary
to force 1t upon the people. The Govern
ment had received hopeful Offer for the
removal Of u number OF selected families
across the Atlantic. In consequence OF
this statement the motion of Lord Dun
raven for the adoption Of scheme OF emf
grafton was withdrawn.
MORE DYNAMITE.
LONDON. April pa quantity Of dyna-
mite has been discovered In the forts at
Chatham. No fuse was attached. and II
was probably placed there as threat.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
Receiver Appointed.

NEW YORK. April Am the action Of
Orvin A. Bills ard Edmund I. II. Gibson
against the New Orleans, St. Louis and
Chicago Railroad Company aud Kelly and
Alexander, an order was signed by Judge
Wallace, appointing stuyvessnt Fish re-
ceiver OF the property belonging 10 she lat
ter now in the hands Of the late L. j, Mar
shal Payn. held BY MIN under execution
issued out OF this court upon Judgment.
Another order was also issued In the same
suit signed by Judge Wallace vacating the
temporary injunction aud restraint against
the defendants Kelly and Alexander.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
VIII Strike n 10 ortierst,.

PIrTsBuRG, April A.--The convention
Of coal niders called foi the purpose Of
taking action In regard TO the recent 70.
ductlon Of wages ordered by the operators
met this afternoon. President Schaming
stated that nothing had yet been done,
but, from the feeling among the delegates,
ne was OF the opinion that strike for three
osnts and hall per bushel will be ordered.
About 5000 miners are now working at
three cents, but will strike " the conysn.
lion orders II.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25

PATTERSON, N.J,. April 2l.-Tbe grand
Jury to-day nas before !. the cases Of con-
tractors Who have been removing great
quantities of sand from the Presbyterian
church cemetery, AMI who have done the
work in such a cMeios, way az TO expose
the collins and bones OF tho dead Those
who live IN the neghborhood say their
children have got SO used TO seeing these
that they have no feeling in the matter, and
hayebecn seen playing football IN the
street with a human skull.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25

WASHINGTON, April A.--The supple
mental report Of the Jeanette Court OF In
guiry, which has been received and ap.
proved by Secretary Chandler, states that
the court has concluded the examination Of
the Jeanette survivors who recently re.
turned from Siberia, and after mature ev.
hence the court sees no reason to change or
modify the conclusions reported February
u lNo9
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25

MARsHALLTowN, April 24.-The Execu.
tive Committee OF the Democratic Central
Committee Of Iowa met here to-day. All
ont except Gardner OF Polk county.
"Wednesday, June 8th. was fixed for tho
Democratic State Convention At Des
Aolncs to place In nomination candidates
sor Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Su-
perintendent Of Public Instruction and
Justice of the Supreme court.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
LORD Granyllie and Mr.rrelin rns1.cn.

NEW YORK, April 4,-L5gl Grmyiiie'-
answer 10 NT, FreiHghuv$cn' demand n
reference 10 ,la C'ayt0n-Ruivpr treaty Is
N tinted la ac Tribune TO-DAY, Mr. FIRE.
linghuysen has charged that the British
Government had so 'ar violated certain
provisions ~ the treaty as 10 justify our
Government IN deuoUneing the whole Of II
and gt our pleasure BRINGING IS 10 an end
Lord Granville quotes from The records o.
the State department nc Washington, and
shows ha, the charge Is unfounded, The
Tribune SAYS edltor,a,ly; 1t is always
mortiUng 10 admit thst q foreign
Government can IN any way get
the advantage ~ oar own, But
when % UffpO,terOUs position is taken BY m
American Secretary OF State the quickest
way oul q ii Is 10 acknowledge the blum
der. Lord Graufiiie's answer j. OF course
courteous, bui II /, crushing, and II shows
that 10 Mr. FrnNH.huysen's own Office, In
d.spatea written by one of his most emil
neut PREDECESSORS Nj. John ". CiIs0a.
Is tue c0ugUsy. answer and defense OF the
British Government. Whoever prepared
Mr. FraD-nuy.cn'g dspatol was ahsO.
lutcly i-9orut Of the plain facts of the ease
a, exhibited 90 toe flies Of the State Depart
m1at. II Washington gossip C1N be trusted
the credit az Q.,erclit OF the authorship be-
longs 10 SIR Bancroft Davis.
But Secretary. no matter hOw feeble,
must share with the ADMINISTRATION that
apucir' h'm The responsibility Of hum.,.-
ating biunler.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
Down to Business Since the Dead Lock
was Broken,

SPRINGFIELD, n. April "a Very few
ah.yn,cc- iu tie SENATE thi, morning. and
large calendar Wa marked out The
whole morning, a.tr iac order Of second
Tcndu- was reached, was spent on that
order. About twenty bills were thus con-
,ldCred, there being l't,,e discussion on any
Of them. Senator ~humWay's TWO bills
providing for the protection OF animals
were considered at length. and created
good draI0t fun. but were not opposed
strongly 10y aus member. Senator Mcrritt's
bin 70 restrict the telegraph monopoly was
amended and advanced to third reading.
% was the bill appropriaiing money
iol Insane Hospital at Anna and for
the Joliet Pen'ienlIGry. The bill 70 pre-.
vent eNt0rti9u by persons or corporations
contrOlEng sigeping.carS was ordered en-
crossed 10 third reading. The bill taxing,
aceB,.n- and regulating lumber brokers
and commission merchants aud the one TO
establish q commission for the purpose OF
aiding and procuring employment for dis
CHARGED prisoners were advanced 10 third
reading.
THE HOUSE.
Mr., Morrison reported on q long list of
oils from the Committee on Judiciary.
eleven Of which were recommended to pass
md few Others referred. Mr.. Thornton,
from the Committee on Agriculture, rec
commended the passage Of House bill No.
5Gl, 10 pay for sheep killed by dogs, and
No. iaG, 70 trip hedges. Effort failed TO make
up the gas bill, watch was the regular
order and tho body proceeded to the con.
sdention Of senate bill No. "a, the gene.
raj appropriation bill. which was suspended
at the beginning of the dead lock nearly
two weeks ago. The democrats champi-
oncd the cause OF the tax payers aud fought
every item recommended blythe committee,
beginning at the middle Of section I, where
dead lock-. The democrats fought every
item but failed in any reduction, Mr. Nc
Fie introduced resolution IN regard to
the death OF Mr., Caniif, Il democratic mem.
Der from Monroe county, who died Monday
morning, aud the house adjourned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25

looMs, H., April -. Monday night
Alex. Kainit2, German music teacher,
committed suicide by taking morphine. II
i aid that he grcyod over The rain of his
sister month or two ago, that he declared
that n, had nothing to live for aud would
take h. own lie rather than live through
the disgrace.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-25
OMcials Coming West.

WAsuINGToN, April "a. SECRETARY LIN
coin. Adiumnt,Gen. Drum and Col, Barr
will leave here Thursday or Friday for
Fort Leavenworh, Kansas, for the pnr-
place. Gen. SchoGeld, the other member
orthe Prison Commission, who takes Cen
MeDowell's place, will meet them there.