Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1881, Page 3

—E THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1881-TWELVE PAGES. v 3 recovered from the rulns. Tha luss by the | nil sldes. Many of the seata brought 8301 for _ti urpass of running tho line from o ofil yacht Livad iy in f teleka thosc nriless M ENT NLW YORK- 350 I8 estimated to reach $75,000; insnrance, | and the speculators reaped o rl‘ch :Il’vrl;‘l. (3.l‘;lll1t3|np lrgo the lzlnlem‘n‘ of Durango, | Ceimean onst. " In any ¢ " fiowtha ‘l'::n{n':{r:mnfienrtlgfigl of o\fr';y alze wm,,.f‘,v‘u.g' l‘"f .!,‘,,‘?,‘w_,_w 4000, Tiy o quartor past 8 the theatrs was crowded | ‘Lhe Company his ' recelved n value | lvadia seems moro than everdoubtiul, The | and shapa from their hnlr, noses, mouths, and GRAND OPERA-IOUSE, G AI)K}TIO.‘(AL LIST OF INJUREDS b s ! 1Tho Man Brady Addrasses the"Amer= | {ieorys (lapp, ared o r Clarkegte, 0ptsite Court-llonso. fven ut tho time by 8ir E..J. ltoed and others, | composerd fn the mlist of the fun going onnbaut | John A, Fismiin, Mgr. (RN ok not heen hore out by the indepondont ltuss | thom. ~ And no wonder, for, while tho- magloian b g SV neln Adioclela sinn authoritios who have gona into tho matter, | was dlsengaging o mnssive ornament from the NGAQEMENT OF THE POPULATY ahln ‘concession from the Mexlcan version of tho dainn done to her bottom, as | ears, but the Patagonisns remalned straligely from anllory 1o orchestrs, and every avall- | (jgyernment, which hias granted also vatuable nble Inch of standing-room wasoccupied, Mr, | privileges, 1t was orgnnized In Boston, and 3 : 5 Frank MeMulkel, 0, Ingersoll, i n dress-snit, camoupon the stago | the eaplitat stock haa beeit alrealy subscribed | (n the contrary, tho foatine wreekago theors 1a | thick focks of tho leading Patagoninn, that (67 jcan Public ThN“Eh the umflm‘lumflnoll,' 0, thirough n door In the back flat, and, plactng | in Netw England and New_ York. The ofii- | flatly contradicied here. Tha Livadin Wan, aF Edemtat Ab Jin took lind 0 tho RAMe ho did BUSTDH mm m)m cumm rald Ueorge McUnrvey, 10 his manuscript on a stand, plunged fnto | 567 0f the Compauy are: Trosident, Thomus | bad, soveral large eracks, one bolng as muak as | not understand and exteioted from tho wizard A | gy wepy = ¥ Herald, Wil Sweenoy, 19, , plunged Into | 287 OF e GompRLy o e dbart T, | ton tost loni ant one. foot wiio,—a hoio which | pocket AR iegant old watah veisentod 1 | pere'Ly thi INESUAY MATINER—The firse isee John Bennett "j d .| hislecture without any introduction. Blost | Symon, New York; Treasuref, 5, W, Rici | 118 impossitiio to repair without o dook. Thia | Herrmann soveral years ngn by the Emperor of/ |- 2ore Pribistaminhy, —_— AT et b wurned soverely about | 0f the nuiience were men, vary well drosseds | andson. iloston. E, T, North' has heen ap- | belng the casoand in viow of tbo fact thatthe | Austrin, On the following morning wuen tho OLIVETTE. i Oatastro- | tig f it y 18 1 hora and thers might boseen a wonian, Four inted Chief Engineer and General Supar- sldesor tihmof the foro part of the vessel are | lors was discovered tho Patagonian performers | Capt. Nlo Mortimae, Commander of the other Diatressing ho fucw and bady, of th boxes wore occupled.. Thaapeech w ed Chief En Mamaged of atrainod, it 1 Imposaible, the Rus- | had departed tokeep an cogagement across the | o CATHOMAL T e oo W B MoDanald £ Jolin O'Connor, 13 A . a8 | Intendent, siuns sny, that wreckago atone could have been | son. Vateniine, Ofeer of the Touninn Gnsris. Tom Karl he in the Suburbs o ‘Augtst Tresky. 1, recelved with the greatest applausn, and the slna sy, thnt weocknge alon, could havo bEE | 400 ey [ o i€ IF, Counin and Hoir o tho Conpiees r 0it; Julin Kengart, o, speaker was soveral tines obliged to walt o THE OBELISK. sorved tho scrows and thoir appuriennnices CATARKH CURE. CoanelInGt MR oRtEE i 11 C. Tlernabes the City. Witliam Vandowator, 20, {,‘{.‘,‘,’V,:l'“',‘,:{:f“m:mmtfl"’ 3ifll{,’”:fl'fl,"u’ct°s,::" LECTURP. BY LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER GOl :;'L‘,:}“E;“‘}m}'l‘,’ B s | Al e g i‘l;l? {48 or B Fotahan. 1 e fmnerica ol O 4 , : e AR L fytabib i g wreckagn passing under tho Divette. i —_— ¢ :rré,'l‘k‘;,"‘"; Yatleved o bo fatally burned, | o glu::lr-: ‘lvl:x;\‘:!w“l;nmwlll:}d’! Some polnts In the “‘-“;“,‘;‘;")‘,;2";3';:"": TRACBU ship, and this is 1ot found to have beon tho case. ._g,w.,fll.g‘flflg..rgxlfigglm ] S ittt B ong the Unfortunate o e ot qer. - | lelon lins mads enomles Insteard ot friends, Hngo delivered n lectura Inst night ot R F . 0y ke Gunanesand. Innotasin wnuls oun poss | ot AL R S & PENZANCE. 51 Inmates. Jumes Howitt, 45'.' was_rui over by o sip- f.';,é}“;,‘,’,‘mffig“,,}‘”“{f{,‘, é’fmfl}?u gest vl | teinway 1Al beforo the Tunchons’ Assacite | pyymage Done by the Fioods=Defent of ey (e e wndertal, cures | Bamdolhie pdeutenant. 1 /L4 o 't 3 g b W ot s AV A * o (e L plywaion nnd W his right anklo fractitrec. | who'hiavo loved Gud most tion an ‘e Obelisk and African Archiwol- | “yyo grohibittoniats in the City Blece shovtedvy iy, WetBhe Meyerihnowinecnintlys | 3iuicien: anier, o the Bricsh Army - oo o S pollea were Inforined to-night that n ¢ e ogy.” The hall was filled with tenchers. td * et samurand (broURNOUL the AyNCm and 1., marnabes aliiter I the factory nned Dreckenburs HAVE LOVED MAN LEAST, The I d by forty: siopi=Minor Nowsstenin D nasttmlamal s woll iy Joat aniidoto, a1 | Fdward, s ersoant of Polien.......00. Frothingnam 3 n, Causing | wnenissiig. Vanduwnl s Tived t N ‘Chat 18 one reason why 1 am opposed to ie Iecturo was (llnstrated by forty-three Sprcial Corrrapondence f The Chicagn Tribtines ortall o cues CRtArTh, na yacoiin Sirus Lo i Biabel, Gen, Stanioy's youncont daugntar, sncccc‘“"fl' Exploston, B | York, the I‘rm}nm ul m‘l‘fl“) ?x“i‘l! hlll‘lol‘(v Jiglon or what Is comnionly kl‘:g\flvl a8 rulll.e‘ views, and was in part ns follows: Rockronp, 1il., April Z.—ltook Hiver {s now | feftimalilox, i wnorecedonted sale mith 4 1 Uemtding liimag . nder reslding ) the nel o I - i) = 4 ¢ Rt by v d it 1) tuth.s P 1M 1 U tho Fall of an Adjolniug, borhgod of tho fire, 4 Bl | O L buliove, howayet, that &y 16 ‘Tho obelink, tho pyramid, mid tho snhin | gradunily falling, and, ns tho water sottles, wo ffl-‘:}‘-‘:fl}"}‘.‘.’&“fl'i{&f‘ e '-".."J-','.‘F?.‘.-'Jfl"li';;m H :,h“:_p ""::Tl:;":r."—'-“"“"““““ e Wall, N e Intion eyt exigt etwéon o fiitand an ot | 58 EU0 Geee Tibet O, 5, forins, 0f | arecnabied o sae in iminy places what domago | Rl Bl U LIRS | Ty s aniter thinte ontviTT, N SL 21D, In huswer to prayer or sunshine to those | SiEniticanee {s o mutter of speeulntion. > K 8 he must Importan L e A e AregriT . on) Sintidcadaturdar Miornuprats din fored great los of properis, still in this they | atnn. Rev. C. L. Taylow, 1a Nobleat, Brokiys, Manicnl Condiict % 0N M itudre: o o loes, ¥ g wid, that | camnot | Egspiniowists ganeraly, 1oeaed, (he S | have boon moro fortucato fhan oer pleces: Trlen, Siiieinecriioons eIt | WSRO PLAAS IO PALEY o % combTelend o et T nreo s Iaatred | 15 tho asiho) of death. ‘Lhe Egypilan sphiiu | 874 thon, too, vo lives have boun lost,—which | ferpd tambawsreh for 49 Fov ) 1, 0 Shedadtiming ) ) LomiOit o't sects hgreo an to Its inter- | I8 belloved to represent, n combination of {s certainly ® romarkablo fact when | for vé Bonmn ¢ Mowet, & HAVERLY’S THEATRE. HIS MANRIAGE TO A DAUGUTEIR OF D. 0. + urial of a Large Number of Men and Boys—Their Names , i MILLS, New Yonx, April 25—Whitelnw Iteid, editor of the Now York Tribune, and Miss 0 ¥ N ak 4.1 ITAVERLY. pretation. If It was sald that Shakspeare inteliectual and physical force—the head of | wo tako Into consideration tho many bazard- ton-place, N. Y.: 1 ean apes or | 4. H. i Managor and Proprietes. and Hurts. Ellzabetn Milts, daughter of Mr. 1, 0. Ml | oy inspired, 1 should 1ot be tuclined e | n.nunn and the body .of & llon, It hus | ous positions to which humnalts has been aub- eyt I L e e, Froderick; . RO formerly of San Franclseo, wero marrled Inst | pute It. God'should have walted untll Shak- | been asserted that obellsks have been | jocted. Tho water hos beon higher thun the old- troubled with Cat 4 L wai | A Royal Matines and a Soverelan Night tarth o ary A, Ronker, 4 N. Clark-at, A Toyni Mutinee and o Noversign “nl{ 4 of Whitelaw Reid to a evoning In the residence of the bride's fathor, ":.’..‘.',"(v' (] GixClarkats | & ROIA Matines and x Rovereltn Nisht wulr‘n{f.nvugi Dbefors he had his inspired work | found only on the east bank of the Nile, | cst inhabitants remember, and during the past written, 'Th on Fl Vol ;. o Chiurch says the Bible is the | and pyramids only on the west banks v 75 Thix Wed: e . Millionaire, porsible, ant fow appnrentiy wero Mvited | Giuoation. uat a8 N6 oes e el at Sane op, | Cbutments o tho oty bridgo. Tha water-powar | weinm,iueicsn®: Heres Haverly's European Mastodon Minstrels, besldes Immedinta friends. The cere- A mony was pertormed by the Itev. \Large Attendance of Money, Brains, and | Dr. * Willinm I, Morgan, rector N ‘THE 40 BRILLIANTS, A CLUSTER OF 4. THE GEMS OF THE MINSTAKL, WURLD Bring Childeen Matineo, Bris Fries To-Ni Ring Children Matinon: Nrins bejends To-NIERe 14 : o tho banks of the Nile, about 650 miles mooufacturers and employés hnve boen greatly | biesxl) b, touiwarn man and & North. | UG, o8, o e ule n “anoruions dnmagod—tho onoby loss and destruction of | M- 3 ern i, Were taking n wallc at Chiarleston mnss of rock khown na syenite, celebrated | property, tho othor by the ahsoluto suspension | free, iila ro. A. B 1t ralloved me of A great adell, M. 10, Vi & Do Mayors ' Trenfine ure ' (tdelivered ‘ - for its hardness, freedom from cracks and | of business. Lusiness-men on tho power have U, B DEWEY & C0. 48 Doy-st, No Bring_Chil 4y Krenas tiral. satin, trluimcyd I\\'llhl lnce, lncsu:‘,:‘ll. t‘\ll:; gentlenan from the North, 0 niy G—1 re- e B G 430,005 whilo t0s winiplonss: hete of coese NEW DPUBLICATIONS, 1 BV PRUEDAL, aponied s friend; *you ought to hnve seen 1t hns heen nsserted. that the climate of | sutered a share, for ovor 1,000 hands have been | .- that moon bufore the War’ “Fhe Bibls s dif- EF’ vt I moru fvorable for the preservallon | jdio evor sinco tha floods commencad, Tho sov- sfi?uffifak . Y ferently underatood by every one. Suppose No:‘\? e"!‘l::’k_‘ I"f"cé}:?&é'ulm”r{sc'cs«’x?nl::l;'ou':( lul?l% eral fec-dealors of the city have lost considera- the Inspiration to e was that it was false. S LA HOOLEY'S THEATRE. TIIA WEEK llamond orusments. Tho bridesmakls were Miss Thompson+and Miss Reld. ‘They wero Tafloze of Gonld to Muke Mavquand Gome dressed in white silk, There wns 110 beat ‘Wedneadny nnd Saturdny Mattnees, nssertion. ‘Tho wonderful pe % ble, Last winter there wore stored away some T ] to Torms—Other Street Talk, e o nahens wore Oden Mill, brother | \Yould Ged'duian ino, for ‘nog.” belog s | tna o o i | 15000 0F 3,000 tons: and it fn airto prosuino that MUSICAL WORKS. R I O T ] s | ot the bride, Clarancs King, Augdstus G, | LECHLe? e o o rance 3l | terlal Gt which they are made, and not the | & larke shato of the upper-river leooihat e e— ‘““on " BRADY, Jurnee, and Charles R Iurd, Tho porlors | the reader, God mvcrnedg“hlu chiosen | Climnte. IN EGYPT :\l’;hu(l mk;-":i"‘::f “ ub.:m oo nae | THETBE YR 20 canta) | Y GERALDINE- A LETTER FRON 1IN \ere profusely decorated with flowers, and | people ~ from Mount - Siwal, - e R at ltockford citizans will donext summor re- | THE BEACON LIGHT GR.5iy one "of Throo Hours of Leughtor and Tearsl, A 1at Dispateh to The Ohfeago Tribune. thero wis muste, and supper by Delwmonico, Wrought miracles to impress thom with 1Mis very heavy dews accimitiate in the summer malis to bo scon, for the balance of tho frozen | yhg Lus Sunday-School Sung Hooks tUat hea been A Rplendid Company! .;"_“Yn“k April 20,—Thomus J. Brady Mw;fl picy l"wuu“ \\!’l'lll;);’lu“l' ico. oW, It 18 ‘rntheé‘ I rn{:m’. lan’t 1t, that lll:;“ l?t::l“él‘lnn":sll‘;hl)al'l‘l:l}grfl: L‘: l\ll‘l':‘lisel!gllfeflll{‘ lnxu:‘-y tht 1s left in tho houul-'s htr u::lmh ex- urgl'zwedéenl‘!{aé‘lml& a;;cz.:é;;e;ngug Al HOFF- ‘Or!xh;llfi“nw York Scenery and Effectsl ¥ 20, . 250) PEISONS WE I linn .tencl:a 't 4 p posed to tho sun and alr 0 sido walls Mt ¢ d wffest weok—lsrtley Campbell's” besutital play, « s written the followlng letlerto the Herald | among whom wers Secretary Bluine, Gov, e ek nintlo e Eotin ) and roofs falling that It yl.l honeycomb- | New o) _-y__"i-—'—_—-——;v_y as = Ing very rapldly, and will bo n total OLAVETTR ) cnnta), DILLEE TAYION HAVERLY’S THEATRE. loss. Tho proprictors of theso houses have lost | conta), AL MASCOT (LX), Foxr edidonaotvery | preliabaiss not less than £5,000 or 86,000, Some of the deal- | POPUISTOPOrRs. e are. Taleamibed ers hava niroady made contructs for the scason | For Generat Itenders and for TOWN LIBRARIES: | by the Prnce of thales duclg tholc rocont visis e fracles? ‘Ihemissionary goes to Indls The molstened surfaces are acted ot by e ‘lglls wun‘:lerml ult‘nrlcs to’ l‘l‘l‘; llhulllle:l.“vrfl“g powerful raysof the jmorning sun, and, as is Hatens to them with n faceof stone, 1t|slike | universally the case where there are heat and the man whe listened one night to the recital "fiols‘llm‘, there will by deeay. Thus it is Ut Hf tho Most maryelous storiea without chang- | the castern und southern, sldes of the monu- \ng n muscle of his face, ‘itow Is this?’ ho ments all along the Northern coast of Afrlea concernlug his connection with thestar-routs | Cornell, ex-Secretnry McCulloch and Miss pervlec: McCulloch, Mr, and Mrs, W. D, Howells, “To the Kditor of m:hflémm-’ Tha eminently | Congressmei Lovi I’ Morton ang Anson . L:;;'lg"“l."",'s":‘m gy ,@Z’,{‘l.c'}'”f‘;{“r{’.‘“,:fll;’, MecCook, Charles Dudley Warner, Cornellus d to nddross you thisbmof | J. Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs, Wiiliam 1L o showslgnsofdisintegration,whilothe western | to thotr full capaolty, and will necessarily havo Kngisnd. lHear them ot Haveriy's! ,'3,‘;.1‘.};..&.’3.‘3.?‘%‘3%‘2..‘&‘mnu Uhnvo satisied | YVanderbilt \[l;. and s, Abram T Towit, | T “"‘““l:l AT AT AR and northern sides, remaii more or less aii- | to fulfil thelr ongagomonts. Farmers end rosi- MUSICAL LITERATURE. ACADEMY OF MUSIC fyaclt with o gencral doniul of tho chiirges "ncver, Mr. 1 3 g AR JOYBELF, injured. You have observed that the hiero- | dents along the Rock. Pecatonica, and Kishwau- | At tho Great Mastars reslly created modern musle, Svant fide, Hlalsted-at. near Mad ¥ Difo by n cliss of nowspaper Corro- Joseph W, Iarper, Mr. nud Mrs. 1. 8, Stuart, | was tho response. glyphiics on two of the sides of our obeflsk | keo Rivers, in thls county, huve been damaged o mumician i thoroughly posted anul bo has road | war, EAAKIT, .. . near Madlaon., e dents, who efther do uot cnre to | the Rev. Dr. nnd M, Vineent, Amos R, 1 find from rending the Old Testament | are perfect, while on the other they are more ) 5 b R taeir tives, Ditson & Co. publih oxcelient aud vary | NICK NORTO! Proprions, foom, (0o _fucts, _or, ""‘""“‘f then, de- | Eno. Mr. and Mrs, J. C, Eno, Royal Phelps, | thet the Governmont of Jehovah must hnve | or less obilterated, This s not due to ':lm tok ",r“l""w"l" REd 48 wANr el fham e T e et iavatn () N hanin Frery Fvening and Matinees thiv wonk, Nbertely misrepresont thom. ~In suying this Dean nbout the worst that cver existed, Ile | sand-storms of the desert, a8 lins been stated, f.fi‘,’riu:mo .fil‘."m'gd’o'.‘.“.'-?s?fin';‘fi”%}'!fl&'v','.’x:f& N, LT Ay AL BOUNEE: Jberte I eoriook tho fncy tha¢ o great | Mt and Mrs. Ttiehnrd o, Jr.hMfi. ll‘:lx‘{n‘:([::? hens are nil slerant volurmen | togother with His Uin dsughlor Kate ' Kiee 11, Bilstow, n sanctioned pol! jEnmy slavery, and _other | beenuse the most perfect side \as facing the | of water. It was certuinly o heartrending sight | as are tho omuutie Bioxraphy of Mezari lirothues, Murray and MurphycMise Mabef Pearl, Bl 3 . L arapapcrs, misicd by tho statomonta of | Duvid Dows, Gen, and Mrs, o % S s Koily, things now tolerated only In_the Fecjeo | sonthwost, from which direction the most the f I5eetn: 1o Ttoman 2 A3 these tanllelus “,;"{gg"3‘,‘,2,“_’},',‘,(05“{,‘:..,‘&%‘?.“'.?:1 i“r' m?[‘gl l}rs.},\n{gcm. ‘K\L["’ lel{j ('v'f'fi(‘.l";‘ S Islands, the central part of Africa, and In | severe .mtfil.gmrm; of Alexandrin lnv?u'lahly :—:r'um u‘.’.’h"u' %'é‘.‘;‘ lr[n“ofd 5?"&‘1&“5‘&?-3?8!3& ;«:mn“n‘il eand o, Latters o gt (2 Yoln aach flylvfl-lfr tho vl fi:":.“(‘:“'"n'.'n‘f-‘-""s#é'.'y’%‘:‘:u'fi“é? A s YFS, AR Jou_ s, bt ono o of b L Bt A s Wio: | Delawalro, God falked from ourit Saud | conie. Ul same conditions that coused it | Tho Jongth and sovority of tho pust winter have :Jsethovents Lettors (£, M onde) e nas | - A:;’.',;’.‘},’:,:‘f&,‘x;:‘,‘;" aivlile, ey Matruee, .3, ¢ - oo b S St | i T, Sl e ol | o Vi ol ™ G SR B | N erk St i ittt circn: giusiBany e ot adhegy el | ACEIE o B Sl oot | b MR B 5.. '{‘lmnmun hvoetigution of uvery phuse of Jesup, Commodore and_Mrs, Baldwin, N 3 {8 circum- hfl'm'"m"l l}rm‘,;‘"n, met by afoe seom- | N Musle (2 vols, each $1.50), Monday, May 2, Oliver Dond K"ym. c,,..,.,':‘.:‘;:’.:,': 1" the matter (li]mlj ufr[ul Mn]a; 1')l Cvism:I‘n. .\Ir.lmrl Mrs, hli ;i i . . Jnffray, Postmagter«Cienernl Jdames ang CANNOT LE INITIATED ONE MOMKNT-T00 wn:.‘ ),\'l,lflnfll C\V;\l(clli Il'lwl 8, Qul:ic% A A ard, John L. Cadwallnder, Gov, ‘and 3rs, for me, Tho cnse nguinst tho ‘star routes’ | MeCléljan, Mr. and Mrs, Tlenry L. Peilew, bad that God hud to N slow.” By the way, | stances and to n less degree. It ls onty dur- the Jews nuvw"hm I dod ing the sumwmer nfternoons, after the thun- “b'flg“%‘ltlw:"tlfien read n number of ex: &msho{v)ers. lhng the l"mrthluf r;{‘ ommfllmtl;ly J - | to exert her most powerful influence o tracts from tho Ol Testament and from tho | moist uur(nc"x‘!‘ Tnpl(;_ I8 tho“ rcu‘nn ‘Lmlm\'u 184 story of ) ingly moro terrible (n its powor, Merchnnts on | #nd the most entortaining, Ttistarical Rketenes Aro, —. 105 Bt serects who dotupy tho bassmenta.of | Siors In e C. Kison's well-writien Curlosities of WAVERLY’S THEATRE. B Y g Fapia. Fise. oIt 0 108 : Como early or alss rocore s0ur saats for the 1 " e pecarn your rosts for fact that thoy Fero .,,mg}:i wwn"d LYON & HEALY, Chicago, . ROYAL S ARIODONE AT MAY IR, any luck untll stated, amounts 1o this: that, upon a e old philosophers and founders of religions, arne ti it 8 of the oballs other places ta put their p he 2 Crawded Bousca nightly, D ety threa of tiom thore bivo boon :"'f(“‘c‘(‘.';" ‘:}‘:'l‘a,?‘:;}“'f;yl"{‘;’,',f;“i r. Luiding, copparing the different sentiments, * "'vcs’?."wlx!gcvgfl-‘:! adover lfi;n’rf..:}.@-"‘{gfl“‘l e O st ators oF batldlix, (L was OLIVER DITHON & 00.. Toston. —_Avall of the imimonse Maunesto-day. extraonlinury incrensos ordered. This nume | ot "K" he newly l.)‘ o or 1 | "y toll ne,” Ite_continued, *that the | from' tho smme cause. Many persons inter- | 2008 flllod with valuable merchundise, Whlle | S CIRCUS. Sen gmoil os b may cbo " in com- the evening the newly married couple started Peoplo In the city thiuk they have sulfored fully OCEAN NAVIGATION. o Now ‘Testument 1s a_ better book. llere the | ested in the preservation of the hieroplyphics doetring of the atonement for sin Is fivst | as they are have expresstd some anxiety us preached, Under tho Mosale lawall sinshad | to the effect of soyere coldl followink rapidly 1o e paid for with cattle and sheep, which | a heavy rain, I haye no hesitation in assert- s b “%ho = whbufo uumber, ine | for Ohlo to visit Mr. Retd’s invalid mother, Efi.’é‘&“un“m grent Natlonnl routos. ‘A few | Early in May they will return to New York newspaper correspoudonts who strike | and sall for Turope, tne key-note for muny others cunnot conceive enough, thoy know but littla about it, for farn~ ©ors throughout the country will réap untold ONIA DIRECT LINE TO FEANCE. G t E 5, 't‘ C- hardships. The past winter has been ono Ge: 1 T tie C: marked by Ita phcgwmcnul snow-storins, which | Between X?:;.\'uri?n-fl.nu:: I:l:'r‘:;N. 1%, footot rea‘ Xpos‘ lo“’ lr cfls! . this incronse has beon brought about ex- % tho priests slaughtered, Under onr system | ing that wo have little to fear from {hat | ina gront measire have hinderod coilutry- Morton-4! o s Izt e oot ke smaraes STREET TALK. w6 dhanga it und wier wo die. @ througt | cause. pesiom coitog to thecly for provinlrs for | Teseer Qe U e ML Afternoon and Evenl Bave Leon o borore, were imado Incossaiitly A “DEADLOCK.” : Llhe hnulk‘r|wlcy‘n( Jhlz glhle.h A h:'ldl(ll(lhi)\l sovoral weoka it nos and, whon those cloareds isliwez ana the aloomlary GF erowsireg tha Casnoslin nd Evening. aunn, e nter I A Bpecial Dispateh to The Chicago Tridunes dumand formerly that i@ sheep should bo 1T EMS, o ollowed, carrying away bridges Io | 87, LAUILKNT. Sentell Apil 4, dpm 4 when Congress wns In sesslon, Witnesses wero T izt 9 el you: g b wmany places; sod thus they are agnin detained | LABRADOR, Dok o M 13 ] |ubl;‘mnuml T lnrgo numbers in conscquence, | NEW Yo, April 20.—Stock speculntion %‘,}!l,_.e,lll m,{,a"lll‘:{",‘gla%?" 'rll'f; “(';fi ‘%:A&I;‘If::lz TMERNIARDT'S GOING. it hompo. _This thoy mlnhl{sufllbfi'mflndum Weea | FRANCK, Teudeita ¥ reatan Ala? i, b CHOOIL: L.OT, Shereof, nnd un (nvestigntion had by tho Housa | to-day was of the usual mixed charactor, - Speetal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. they ablo to proceed with thelr apring-work. PILICE: ¥ (including wine): TO LAY i1 filled tho world with pain: the New Testa- |. TCE OF FASSAG . went promises it to us in the future. The.countey.peopl aro ot auly folir weoks be. S Catle o, Seocbdmbl b ey Madison and lalsted-sts, Bt o bl bt tn Bomo fnstances those farmers | SES.E% Inclaiag winc, bodding, and utennls, Choeks f — — whi sowed wintor-wheat and rye have hud tho “"";fll"zé' fi.’:“fl‘:‘fim?‘i:-’::’u‘m.fi&"é"r‘.u‘z.'?é';‘ HAVERLY’S THEATRE. Aporopristions Committee, which tnust bo cone v u?m 5l 16 bnvo heon. thorough, s it suroly dicating an obstinate contest between the Nrw Yous, Aprll 20.—The Bernhanit ey euching, _Yet 1t I8 notorious ‘that, | bulls and the bears In strect cireles, The company, comprising the following artists, whilo tho Comnittea unanimously recommend- | bears, ns usual, sold down the fist in themorn- BEECHER. will sali for Havre un'the Amérique, of the | same covered In waterto tho dupth of five nud | of Brondway, ¥, ¥ e Sy c ve s " Moy vi beer W, F. WHATE, Cabin Age: 7eClark N 3 8 lunge nceota over tho APPTONHAHAN (00 | ing, but tholropponont sralliod to Its SuppOrt | EpITORS AN TIEN OPFORTUNITIES—nTAC- Hrenoh Line, on Wodnosdny, Moy 3¢ Mile, | fzfeot. Thouard vank ot the riverbasbeen | - Wala WiNtit et Asent, | ™ Chiceze: o longer n g el 40 Rl g Sing e oriy' areat w N e Biheunt catimpted for by the Depnri- | during the nfternoon. The shorts are evl- ONSFIELD AND GLADSTONE. Sarah Hornhardt, Mile. Jeanne Bernhardt, | be fouud through those fertila flelds of sprout- DIRECT FOI GIBRALYAR AND MARSEILLES, growded Mae Mijeatyd Thestrd, Jabdun, for nearly Bent, " and. thoreby mot only juatificd | dently somewhat discouraged at the manner New York TVmes, Aprib 25, e, isard. 3Mile, Colomblor, Mite. Sidney, | 10y grain. 'Fuofarier is much to bo piticd, nnd | ¢or e ECalorr 258 Eitseines, igave Nop:Vorkdirect | 1SN0 BONIRE. g v ! " 3 , Mile, + Mile, v d d % 1aking {rolebt and pas = - o ibe ;‘;?,g,{‘,};‘,f{gt,‘:{fig,{"{:{,::."‘it I which stocks nro absorbad, whilo mmny of | , Alr. Beecher gave natica to the holders of | jile, Carpentier, Mile. Elye, Mile, Victorle, :,;“mo‘%:d D% SnERS Ry FOEDe ARy S0 | pacwers, B ] FAIRBANE HALL The above condition of things was plainly to TiRuterine ey e Contral Music-Itail Bufiding. FEID) be seon by 4 party of men woo took tho tiest | ViLLE the chulcest pews In Plymouth Chureh, yes- | Atme, Mua, Mite. Mea, Mine. Dardelin, and ¢ 3uES% CABONEwy e trip up the river on thostenmer Hlnnche, on the | RALeS of pasaua: Fint Cabln, R00; ocenslon whon the boat wna started out 1 or particulars address THE Hlu senrch of the bodies of tho lnlen wn‘:w l'm)ru nvu’ll' u‘»’u l"s}mmnmm“umm““ e farker . terdny miorning, that the front fourrows | MM, Angelo, Chmmouln, Gally, Thofer, would bo oceupled next Sunday morniog bY | 1)'Orsay, Gangloff, Pleror, - Brisac, Delatrez, u-lsunlrm:zl llm: culngms:‘."-l\l:: I"'th“x';'l ncu‘!n‘n. the buils are lacking In enthusiasm, by rea- approprlated not only & icnt nmount to | gon of the prevalling comparatively high oduct tho servico as thus inorcased, but gave o fonsp during thi Roxt s- | range of prieos, and betweon theso contlict ailyear. And ftis Ang influences tho market falls Into n state of “,‘l:“ n‘:fi;‘“:l'l'i ;‘:'“&:‘:;‘2;""“‘"1;’ ’bfie“r‘:i,}"h“,}“l“‘: and Boulliond. Mr. Jarrett will accompany | seareh of she bodlis of th inch hbo wontorur o Ak, 3 Ny "y i in| . ", Ao 3 Cl " ark- A ORB xm’oluoug FACT dendlock. Ehu.r.u Is n conslderable differ- ownets of these pews, he ndded w‘o’ul don tho party. PR .| widih, in. some places over n wile and A half. 0 lmnhl Chicako, TITIS MORNING'S LESYON nt 10:30 o'clock, that, duriog tho past four yonrs, tho entiro | ence of opinion,” sald an operator, to-day, ews, v ONGANIZING THE DEMOCRACY, ‘¥in targo body of water ail has to pass between | N OATIMIT RERMAN TIOVD AYrexhum Boup. Fish Crnquelies, postal service bus grown with o wonderful | w i that ocension enjoy the privilege of hearing i 3 i the two ontsldo abutinenta of the city bridic, Crouly Banssson, ried Applos. Prowtb. "Ehis I not conilnzd to the star service | in regard to the futureof " . ! ihe (osnol from n distince, na many ‘Tho prlinuries by elcctidn distriots, under | taatwd SIS0 bt art —s0 Xk 3 o TELIR AFTERSOON, 3 i Hlone, but covera and inclides rallway, sioame THE COAL THADE. e Goayol from n distarice, n inany. are noW | o dirgotion of the Committea of Ono 1iun- e B th syt fow soda below nta | New York==London-~Paris. Houtlian, Nt e e B O e owgar 'servicn: 16 M | Thie non-curtailment of produetion this | compelled to do. - In tho course of hissor- | (red. for the purpose of organizing the | ruriousrute, thus forming u magniticent scene, e | HoUcheen a In Heine, Davlicd Kidnoys, o e oo hne oo okl aiwtly | Weok 15 rogarded by sonib ns showiog tho | IIOF he gl lof-niiden complilment o o- | Now York Democracy,, were lieid this | 4 ol o whion Tk SArl over, bec | Steamers 4ol Erery Sutundo frons Yoo Yorh ST A vy \J e LY tors, ranking them ns doers of goot elr 3, witnessed in s part of 2 country. or Southamplon ul remeti. 3. GEO. N ., J.eas08, ".mlmm{e,n "\‘-‘y'-‘mflfl?l {‘;}.‘i.“.‘i .?:"a"x‘%{'.,'}"o‘:‘."r: :&renagth ;.th etl‘:o :‘Lx:ll:lllntnu?n. lko t»tbal;}llt (ulln:v-mon.‘ next to the inventors, physi- Bvenb\nz ll\mtl;lzhout the ,:lly. bom:ur dlus hmuu great efiu?mgn: l‘(‘lwerd?;ln l"lz'l u),l-cuo.: Pasrengors booked for london and Parts at MILWARD ADAMS, Manaxor. e B e in ctioh A A puears to be an alement of weakness. The 5 I | numbers go, the movement was esteemed a | bas naw soumowhut abated, arul tho Ind'ea flo ot | jowast ruien, Katas, of Jrom New Yurk t0 TAVERLY’S THEATRE. R ituies. culld not bu dosa | foruier ny ithat tho continunico of produc- cluns, and’ Inwyors, and ono_doaree above | guceess, Tho totn vote, it Was: estimatad, | §hioyln tho least their Best, Ol | o e cless cabin ud Rremen,: S a s for nathing, nnd Congress, whioh conld havo | tlon Is justified by the lmproved demand for the “’"“?"“’Ml"’“' Ons of these, he | ould rench 20,000, There wers n great erfl’m?,:n“h‘;nrexhlbfllnxmcomfdcm?ug forsoxs | Shrn tickein ar reduced Taten. OELIUCHS & COT GUOD-BY ¥ AT HAVERLY'S! femtuated ft alnioly Ly fulline LEnpEies S, of it, | canl, showing n growing bollef that combina- sald, would stand high n the | nayy contests among the, 078 election dis- | wiropulling, biit o no avail, for they only suc- | Boming Green o, Voo d S MSEITAS (HlcRuo la bty A s onoNs! i hly uxamining charges | o0 ioes will be maintained nll summier. senle of human benefnctors. To-<day | rriets, ceaded In carcying one ward out of theseven, | und the anly denis antborized o sall thess tickats AND LAST WEEK s X that are brought forward to-duy us Iato discov- |t * | they Iy tors of what is gol hinead &ud that has ulways been o roflable Pronibition | are 1, CLAUSSENIUS & CO., OF 3] etles, R *he other Elxw (:l :.ha conl hangs on lllumb lnnelrul:'i? :‘}l‘ .f.'r‘f,‘ffi.'(ffi ;;“ “‘l'a‘l:g :mfé‘]’l “K“m‘:fi HUIT AGAINST AN ELEVATED RATLROAD, | section. "1 ‘was peoulinr slght on election-day south Clatkent General Auchta. T IVICKEWS THEATR 8 — ng. Iteading a sald, must mine all th v 1 5 4l togoe nearly s mnny wonien at thu polls as f b { V. S 4 e . it ftwaa incoosnvy and wiso, What the Des ing. ! iz, 1t 18 sald, ino 0 4 Sult was begun to-tay in the United States ly y 04 Fifth-ay.. Loval Axents, thoro wero mons and ono was Kkopt busy watch- ;nz mln nlnln'l&mrp. culmhz‘r :Fm‘e’r mado nnld I N M A N LI N E MATINEE sud EVENING, \ A e L A S The GOSCHE HOPIEIL COMPANY In tho new . and'a strictly purty vate was east, Tho great Apitieun. jiery wonder to the woinen sevms (o be, how those Ocean Steamships, ONE WIVES men whom they bud rathor countod on could at Carrying the Britlsh and United Eintey Maits, the Inst moment turn their backs upon thom and New York and Liverpool, vin Queenstown. ONE WIVES B et kiow you.” " its g tlio. eloc- | | Tickets fo and froit the urincipal Enchish, Seuteh, : R armiaiakibly A squardly-fougnt con- | Jrist French, German, liaisn, wnd Feindinavian ONE WIVES i waork, to_be sure; but whon they stand u - for zr'uullhcrty, and not for llnerguo: whua Clreult Court ngalnst tha Manhattan Ralk hoy muintali the rights af man, aud not the | rond Company. by Robert I. Fairlie, right ot ane to seukshin own onds by nveng- | of England, for 8250000 damages for ing his fancled wrongs; when they becomo | infringement of apatont which covers the sweet like the Apostle John and ardent ltke | rounded platform and traction-bar in general Taul, and do all they can along the lines of '}’I Jovated railronds fu this it humnnity, few men would have o chance to | 1S¢ on the eloval allronds in this eity. o iote nobin work thau editors, He hoved | The inventlon, it 1s claimed, enables the a4 obedl. | CUnL It can produceat i profli, and this noces- B e s abntey, a8 Oxprosecd | 81ty 18 o serious element of dangerto tho :fi'fi.‘ {xulfiprnw;}u-mm thlllnx wnadonaon combination, 3 B U pollidon. Dothng was Ao s | | TIN: GOWING.USI: OF BITUMINOUS COAL S0 811 Byt \id cone. whils a¢ the hoad of tho | by manufacturing cstablishments Is looked Contruct Burvay, 1am proud ot the fact that I | pon as Huble to considerably lessen the de- wa bl ".';’,:.I,‘,‘,‘:','y 1y feepnd to the wants | mand for anthracito coal. Offsettlng thla Ml continulng wonderful ern of prospority. | loss is the gain derived by the increasin i tl Miy Cheistinne | trains to make the short,curves from one | test, they peacoubly Tosiun. A ve turyo vote | “iigie 1ve stack of any kind, AL ' Ro e ks cimes itor me xSatovor his bra: | cousumption of Gthenctte In the Wost B e "t Tatiern. of e n | aiaeto kotar Diial ONE | ens'poliod, prineipatly owing to th faot that tho e ARG e S S e, | LBAUIKUL nnd REALITUIC SOTNIC EVVECT, tensions mily Lo, dare sct his fuco ogninst the | o 4 wress, however,—(oid forbld! he said,—but . Y water-powor wus shitt down, and that 1,000 10en it douth Clark-st., Chiengo, HAVERLY? 3 literal polfcy innugurated by Judge Koy. gg Conl men say that the great demand for an- l" i Sttt of the Now Testament of 3 “UE KENNRI. \woro fice to participate in tho fight. At night | (K27 DUAFTH on reat dintain, frotand, wnd 'the 5 e g I la Indurecd by 16 | thracite conl in tho future must bo from tha | JEEer S8 LEHe! oW 0D ) " g0 th Westen, Auociated Press, the mei congregated nt the sovoral book-stores, . Jesus Christs (s ; Nrw Yonk, April 20,—The fitth annual OF BEACONSPIRLD AND GLADSTONE, 1 - ha sald two great natures had been strug- benel show of dogs, kiven under the nus- gling for superiority in England. Ong way | piees of tho Westminster Kennel Club, now gone, the other holding the relus of opened this worntng in the American Tnstl- power, It was mnot gonerous to spenk | tute; 1,113 animals are on the catalog, but hinrahly over o maw's ve, but-what had Bcncuaufield Sy ml“"‘" oo e, In fully 100 of that number have not nrrived, 1i tos hi M| but are expected befors night. Tho dogs tl}:‘x’:’“ tl:whl: r l:fl‘mn‘“fl%«:‘ ! (Wm'\'tmg}?n are divided into over 100 different classes, truth had he discovered, or what old | The Judges aro I'aul Dana, of thls clty; ona had ho brought out in o fresh light? | tha Mon, John S, Wise, of Richmond, Va.i What noble idens of advanee in soclety or . aingle quality had homade mornruplnm(%m. 8. T, Jlammond, of Springfield, Mass,; Maj, LADIES, COME 10 THIZ MASTORONS MATINED AEUAY PHE RAME M. P Pl OCEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS, TIRI HOYA Third and_ Fourth, all o th samo offect. This sies byt Lk BALTIMOUE, | SPRAGUE'S OLYMUIC THEATRE, gave tho Liconse party 8 mujority in the Couns L Bt Inwest rmtan, e cll, and tho fled-Ribbon nudience felt vory much Accommadations Unexcelled. uing at & und Matinoes Wednesday, Satur- discouraged. Finally mnfiwar thren wards re- '"L!m:'f"l‘:‘(::"flfl omely Y awais thrgh £ lny, and Buuduy. . lorted,—the Fifth, one Liconse and ono Inde- ‘ . akor’ avectie Cansolidati bohent: tha Sixth, two Licone: s bt et eten e e, | SMCIDker’s Majestie Consolidation, Incinding RARA, the famous Iligh Kicker, und the wonderful NAUTCI GIKLS, 5 3 and tho ond, two agninst. The Prohibitloniats wero HAVERLY’S THEATRE, - while the female portion of the cummunity ns- sombled at Hed Riblon [nl), to got the ruturns, The Soventh Ward was the first 1o repart that two Licenso Aldermen had been clecteds thon tho First Ward: and followiug those worg tho peaple, and any attempt to chango it will briog | west, It np{wnrs. from tho oflleial returns, i d disco 3 - eismialurg nd canteiaptiupon YRso.AAD i tlm:. tie pro uflnnn u‘l nnmrnelle donbies i ALL TIS ” eich deende, thus insurlug un enormous TALK ATOUT 10NG8 AND CORRUP- ?C"i}“"‘.‘“’fl|""fin"fi ‘“'l"'é" o }l‘,uulu\' l:u com o o v Nashville rond Compnny has e fomet from disgracod contractors aud would-he | grrangemants tor sending cars I bond trom ¥ tbese preas brigands to contractors who wero New Orleans, Moblle, and Pensacoln to Mem- adpposed Ly thom to be in tho enjoyment of nt | phis. 8t Ouls, Loulaviile, and Nashville, Sonirmats and dargo profits to proporly moid ir the u.nr‘;ln xmul% Intely harmonized E‘nl‘l_n sentiment, and these propositions, | with the Loulsville & Nashville system, the werg - xfi{fifif,’,’.‘l‘ hl;,l LA l:!;;:uc°' Ins!-lmwml furp(ér‘n:’non lm.iuuzu ‘IJI |znwur amonnting almost to control over the teans- they 'wero donled ~ participation therein rnrtntl(m nterests of the Southorn States, 1t 8 ry B thunkful even forthis, and dcfluned for thelr homes. The oxpurionce of Itookford tudies wilk probably be a warniug 10 thoso bf other pluces, for our women (0 nut 6njoy very much tho Salt A conteary in |1lm3|’3“$“?fi5°3&fng°|: ';‘f‘,“i",;m}.‘;fi;g i a ling from St. Louis to Now Orlenus, h By . M, ‘Paylor, of Loxington, Ky., ond Dr, 'OF V' ay 1| THP GIKAT MASTODONS ARE AT HAVERLY'S Bt my obile, and Pensneoin, and to the upper sea- | ‘Lhere were koo naines in history that were | J A h ” River yoyawe. Itisunderstood tho liconse will % > NS ARE L vyr::fi"fl;?‘;l%"..’?fl&'e'ig |Kr3m.:§".:fi Donrd ¢lilos nf Ueorgin and tho cm—oh?ms. Pk« l{ymmnllmiu display, F"fi“{, 'gn‘th brllli }I% vagg, \?lll llnéo':gai‘lE Ox:lt;l "-}n{‘!}xlilxl“:pemfil 880, wiord, V. D. Woodzuff, 0. I, Partch o Fouth f:l:]}can;a'a": it cavt .gfla:',“,.‘,:,‘! FIVE MORE N1QUTS! ::‘y‘ m:g,&‘ of the st mail soryice W AEYSNS, GOULD AND MARQUAND, antly mto view, were atmired by the crowd o-dny, o [} . e s L, V. D, 0. H. vl g, $1; ToI rip ut reduced rates, LAST WEKR rod_Huber, A. Maynard, Jobn lluulnunbln Fi Eraga tickots fram 1inmire o HATTO.(2L OF e THEATIE 3 Charles KKiugsley are & committee of tho Al | ARl X CO, lmnunfl I'nssonger Avonta, 6l .____—l_?——— . upon 80 baso o founda- “ on to sald n brokor to-dny, *appear to have had a Notbiog was done, ::pfofiv: '»“ufi‘"fi%‘&'.‘-‘“lfl{.‘e' falling out, Mr, Gould hing proposedalinlong wa3 not done at tho requost of membors 'of Con- | to establish his sotthwestor line hy [ [n‘ho\mfl!luppflm«lmknnw tho noeds ana | the consolidation of tho. Iron Mountain, - roments of tholr constituants, and nothing | Texns Paclfie, and_Internationnl & (ircab ‘ym“i"‘“"“ in that falled to reovivo tho ap- | Northern Ronda. Iron Mountain, indeod, Foial of a majority of both Housos, For'a \\'n%lbnmfh't v':'lt)l[x uuln-f‘vlm’ lnbvla\v. :l\s a . i mattor of fact, Mr, Gould has been endenv: Ryl g LUNLIa AT 1 CONFOUNDRD aring for five or slxgenmm Recurecontrol of ey Gamor of tho porsons alluded to, sad | (ran Sfountaln, but slqun on_terms that Dieed oy evon succoed I bringing National | Mr.” Murquand’ waa unwilling o nccopt, 1 eimio contumely and dlsgrace; bubonly (ot | Mr. Murquind i3 o very ithylelding mai the disbursemont - ot | 8o any mill- | YORrs ugo, when Iron Mountaln was' worth fons of " dullars per | annum tor | next to nothin g, he calmly pradloted that 16 teupportof n_sorvice 80 widely distributed | Would eam Interestand pay dividends In due :nd s dificult of thorough investigation | tlme, * S tbo stor mall-servico of this coun- 1K A8 STUCK TO THAT TEXT i NIo inlstakes would Lo mado, no 1oy | gyer gince. 1o thinks Iron Alountaln ls till the wheels wera ntopyell. then they were | ¥, Wilson, of Plttsburg, toolk the first prize forgotten, Beaconsficld’s lifo was ended, | for English sottors, ¥ unld h&mlzlmghégl:' no‘th!N }n‘trlummf'; bl‘fi ROBERT'T. FATRLIE, when of ai now high In authorlty 3 dled he would leave many warks, not mere- gf,};‘,flfi{%‘g‘gflflgfl f&fl?&g}f‘fiz&?&;‘ g:: 1y of a soliolarly nature, but an example ot + c’uumlm for the right, of ambltion for ad- {:‘%l’flmunt of hls putent ear; dauinges, vunee in nobls qualities, and of Christian % e T AnahiD, Which secks for the best by | ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTV-SEVEN SMALL: tho best way, lie.could carry Eniion POX PATIENTR populnr fivongl the, Fansicion perlad In which she | aud 107 typhus-fovor putlents are on Dlack- now lives, Mr, Beechor honored and rovered | well's Island, Durlng the week thers were Glastone ns & Christinn statesman. There | thirty-threo new cases of small-pox and was not_another like him, noteven’ in Gor- | thirty-seven of typhug-fever, - many. . Have wosueh a man hera? No, ha AUCCESSOL TO DIk CITAPIN. sald, Weo have poilticians, nnd wany of | 1The Rev, Charles T\, Enton, of Dalmer, them, but no man of cminence who lives for | Mags., hus been elucted pastor of the Churell others, May God send us such a man. f Ditiue Paternity, to succeed the late Dr. & = = — observation of Decorauon-Dny. The oration K1, tieneral Wostorn Acents. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES. o ordored the discontinuanco of the muil-route | derry, from N. Y., wrery Thuraday. First Usbin, $10 10 Milwaukee & Bt, 'aul Toad, tho domuge beins o CURITD. ty-sccond anniversary of the I. 0. O. F, will be dolivered by Gon. 1, ti. Thomus, of Chi- 1Y 3 Vi -~ 2 Y STALE.EING ARE YOU ARFLICTED? — ¢ betweon horo aud Rocktun, to tmke effvut ‘l’u.-umdmu ‘W necamimodation, | Necond Uabin, 1), e Placed vt §50,000. This grows outof the recont debrated ot Hochell S oMt rh anani addegan Wil Do The Vifal Forces Restorsd Without Medlomes dglllvalx;vd by Grand Master James 8, Tickuor, of i v e Chad Mra, Waltor Horannd Dear bavo start- 7T POt BLECTHG Al e for thelr Wastern home, but, us Vormitlon, (3 B , RIC Av e Ly e Tt tho appeoprint | Hpndat, Now Vurk "FILGENTIIAL & KOZMINS- Cllron . "lhe Becond Assistant Postmaster-Uenoral Bas | mo Gianzow, Liverpool, Dutilin, Lieifast, and handon- April 90, Nrearnge, outward, £3. Thesv stonuiers eurry unithor I . 0 Chica, owa Hallroad Company, b - 3 S g0, . o Prion of treapasn aaluat thaChicako, | _JONS HLEGEN, ot Cimay ditticul ?‘ botween the two ronds, 'he nix Chapin, 5 But that there hua been A single cuso of ol ¢ | worth wore per shiare than Texus Dncifie, (o) 'S FAIR OBITUANY, quAled in thetr contruo- elluslon betweon oom:n::r‘:wurau;nu the Dcl;zr:r':.. and Is réporteil as saying that he does nat 'Vr”:lrl';" ANIN “mv_' Ex-Shorlft Conner 15 den: Dake 18 thll under under wator,” they will viait o ind eniower, zonos: fim I most _umphaticully dony, and chailenge | Caru whuther Iron Mountain goes into the ch to The Chi > Tridun for sbmo time in Dubuque and Waterloo, fu. . o and aitiunitics mild, . 4 whole Lady of dofasera tn prove the con- | consallidation or nat. Iron Mountain can Bpecinl Dispateh to o e . Ganmit. M LomioR e Carinn L . Now v rioxAs J. Biapy. | getriong without Toxns Paclilo_quite ns Nrw Yons, April 20.—The Sub-Committea Thoe Keely Motor, ————— 111 111 lll e o g0 the poas W Youk Crry, April 26, I831," sv[an 8 'lltaxux Pacific withou! l"l':“ )‘luunmlln. of the Executivo Conunlttes of the Worli’s ’rhunubllu'v‘?fi'l'l{fl{-’{.’v’fi‘l’fi".'fx Bt BiA “'“"“.th.‘um op Report. [ Ivanie “aciva A NIORROT. v, Gould ts ratapdoShink ISt | Palr Commision ol » sesbion toor. T | tnterets hak o practoa, 8 reootee, 6, o | | A rsmwensiigonist ARy povtormed | WAODEIERRER L MV I ik - . v Vi Vi 1] I\ . $lnun, o s 1] [ FINE AN AMOX XAGTOUYS solidution ~on. his ‘tevms well aud good. § PR\t 0T g Fieoutive - Counuittes | o s Koely motartu bublle oxbibition of which | PR (80 dicasmiic towor Llock, hus bech Lol ot tatelys it L i NEW Y 3. —The Otharwlse. ie will not use the Missouri, Kew Yous, April 20,~Tho' box factory of | Rhins & Texu ag tho outiot of the ‘Texns G G k'!mmn at Oakland and Cox streets, | Pucliic, und lonve Iron Mountnin out in the \'::k':nl olut, burned this afterncon. Many i cold.” R elt, as the flames broke out, bucameo b i tion with tho ropresentatives of the rallronds, 1 have ever looked d walcatrieken, and jumped from the win- | - e, Osborn, Presldont of tho Illinals Cens t ) e e PV T Gl of. & Kouty sfotor dous, or cramtric ot njhnmer I tonrways | trule 18 veported' 10 have sald to<lny that wlil not bo ready to report - to-morrow, and it r Jfi oldo o ped ok will doubitess tuko the most of thia stato- i that .rond had - not been bought by I8 not, therefore, probable that any definit stod! T hut t b B B v, | Aoy Sau L b | o will b taken, Onoot the lendtag spir | Beata tae TesAMAE ¥ Sha Ricblns i Dot \ but, as b - was m, ¥ ; roud ln‘ the country which 18 | {ts of the Falr sald: **We ara going | on the edge of hounl(conlnu intan stupendos umbanlnuel Dixan, 43, were romoved to | fres Jrom ebt’ 1t srould ban s vorl think | to carry this thing through, ‘An eliterprisa e AR s i L o lapltas, Adjoinigg the fnctory was & | ¢in “Nfe = Vandor % bu o5 | which hus mm—q’lmmr Of" its cnpital sube | jug boint at last, none will rejoloo moro thun wdust storchouse, abont which n larre | 575 “Nandaronts B et Vi 1ol | soribod i theshort thmo, we hiave boon at | ourolves, wnors purticutirly if Commandor :mwu gathered, the walls protecting them | the Ilnols ~ Central . dopot.” It ~is work ‘l’udm; ?olnxlw ml.l Tlnh;. l(\owav«r. lhl ?horu!nnlllm‘!' &m.m{vll‘lrt‘:u the "f:!{.!"“;‘&t.‘.’.. uloan o leat while watching the fire n the fac- | rumnored in this ¢ that'a majority of | B0t to for those who ‘wlsh to reslgh to | Thetecet Ll N von o ity also" t Y. Without warning the hotders of the lfilllflll Coutral shares in !’3&2«“:‘: fifli fl";{i‘:&%- afim'(:y a‘.';vfl'. ot e W AN EXILOSION | Aaturdi P e it MEXIOAN RAILROADS, i esteniin ¢ e teW th walls over on the crawd, andthe | of Directors of the liiinols = Ceiitral UK BINALOA & DURANGO. The Livadia & Faili volka swept over thewn a dozen feet. ‘Thero | as will brin this corporation fnto coniection 8pecial Dirpateh 10 The Chicaca Tridunss P i by i re shiowors of bluzing sawdust spreading [ With the Wholo ysten, oxtending from the | New Yonk, "ApHl 26,—An Ameriean com- | Tubiold lupure botween {06 puriisans i op- souwe distauce, which set fito to. tho elothing | Northern lakes/to Now Otleaus, thouce ol | pany lias been formed to bulld s ilno of rall- | PUthg of 'Vice-Admiral Popolr 18 ot yut, ex- of womg, DR | wapd by rullway to Laredo, and through nusted, nor has the llussiuu pubtio heard the nand children, who tied sheioking | $adco to the 1'aeifio sud all tho vast roglons | T98d In Mexico to be called theSinaloa & | [t of tho tamous turbot-fushlonod yuche Li= i S it ol | SR G MU | B M B Bl ciont mon | (e YEGEES ER RE slied fo the ald of the unfortunate | tho future of this great movement in uie tata, on > Guif ol alifornla, e by el D oues who liad been injured or buried beneath | American tmnn?lonuuail) Ikylk'llllslll ufl'? ":{ 120 miles north of Mazatlan, to ?fi:'-r ':’uul‘\u:-. n‘::‘:ufinll-'nl-l:':lnlr'u“fl:uh‘m?.{fi- m o walls, ot of whom were boys, | tiesublects wiich tie Dulie of BULISHANC | the City of Dutavgo, In the filate of tho | &adano oun bo ot safaly fnto tho Dlack Soa. It ':;lrnumuu were as follows: i ::,'fl,l';lr'f'fllfmégfufl, 3 have coms to this | .o nume, @ dlsteuce of about 20 | Is horsfuro lilioult to imuglne what will . ventuall, [ this novol d fli-fated el Freeman, age 14; fatally butned. tilos At' Durango . It will - connect | Yestcl brhow mich tmore axpense wil e io . tcht 1o Philadclpbls, A corrus as fo whethor It wos best {0 g0 | sy e i, wiks SpOKo. aitorward on with the enterprise or abandon it. | with Commander Gurringo, who was present, as- ¢l " | serts that ho saids 1 ain amuzod at what 1 huve "The Committen, which lins beon in. consulta- | Seoh ™ iy Gertatnly oiio of the moet romarka- Tnpotuney.nnd | uf e Urlnos aund died, A largo, 1ne roosior also ute sone, logue. und became quiteo indisposed, aud fears of deuth | = wero ontertained. Mr, Gleasman has a nleco TEAS. untioyed by the presenco of rats froi tho canal, Ba"a" Gu wnd i1 order to dlspose of tha aninuis polsun A was prepared und put whera thoy would b upt 201 Stnte-s tofind it. llefore the rats were cleared out, =il Binte. nowever, the hens swallowed somo of the poison Fend for Ul Cata- Jiving with him, and his father, who 18 un o kentloman, Soth of tho latter disliked to lose . omiT fho tine fowl, aud resolved to uso their utmost | 66 " b oy Snddivors 10 sav Lta ({0, Tho two uxperiouved 1S m i ll\xlu aitticulty 1 catching tho mflalcr‘mld when . asedlos T)‘y"llht;'lmlr-t‘xl-:mlIml"“" enreenle. - eaught the olid gentivimun aoted us assistant s Fon Youny, Meiv, Attditio-diged Vs, and Old iuon. and beld the fuwl while tho young luly la RGBT AT ol 1) " portiruica tho dlicaiy oporation. Sl i, v, TE A Hltieeer W tries var 0ice, Sien tnere ta a Naiwrul ity ot of ] n . v Nuugfer tde. H re OV thy erow, In 1 ¥ Nugfering and Trow wl:‘l,mm:li{:“l:\"lnuzl::a"w:g nfn‘d':.'“mu tho con- bt Hpaclal Iustrated lmmpnlnl_wmInlllvllafllnvm tonts thereof romoved, The (uside of the crop on recalptaf su[:\m:smuu.(umnlulun us. 4 s then thoroughly washed wnd froed from nlt ] " Doura, i fu 108 b : . i n“l:‘ll:nll'.‘l.‘i. '1"n1?u l'llll\llll uantity of fod wus Ly ...\'a‘l,,'.“fih.'.'u‘... .’..'m'fi‘r r::fla:\‘bnfi'nno'l 00 Inrerted aud I.Il:‘l:umpw: h“"ln:ll n‘- »luu.f«l u: y y e Toceibs 016 ‘m roast, sud the out in tho breus! et e oxcmmmon iy | AMERIGAN GALVANIG GO, pustags. s sowed up. Aftr this 'bad beou done tho_rooster Zl'él?fi ‘r::,.am sorurior s discoverud 16 Lo GUFFEE b drlnks w cup of atichbiy Roems 1 and 2, 134 Madison-st., L tohics out, und ho wus ukuin mado J 3 Mocns Cofisn st & cents houpiive, bundages boing applied. Tho fowl A vse LR R OH1QAGO, ILL. Thol went about scratohing 1ur food uy usual, ik Yk o s v e e ags ) and appeared us well yesterduy us it e had not Tm Im l'“ll r 00- i recfon bean tpude u ubleet of IHSCOML, el th Fn RMUS A POrLing L0, ADVERTISING BATES, 1 | oporation. 1iowover improbubis tbls stury mny 88 State-st. B P b e = Louis Lioyd & Co, S5.0eateeionis: weom, It 18 novertheloss truo, as tha rooster will Adyertisors sueking she show tor himselt, re———— Fo e = MISCELLANEQU. Frank Meryll ‘ Sow ol : The Daper Dupod. PRI 4 L wmoat fuvornblo rutea i any of thy luading papersia en, 185 tatally burned, - - “SOME REASONS WIY.” with the Mexican. Central Railrosd, which | bo udded to tho oclxinal cost o construction be 3, 1P . iy UTeaso cunnull OUT Lorula bofore venLIsCHRE : Georga MeDawell, 11 bud ; | Foro o Witk bs campiete n the uplnion of Ad: 'Jew York Tribune. NG FIDELITY 5 budly burned, 2 IV COL. NOUENT O, INGERsoLL, | Wilt extend trou the City of Mexlco to the » Lility, R tuay A to ihe awift nor th 75 — ; Jul ' Connell, 13; Ladly burned, A T ok 1V bunt, dvr 2 o | o frontler ab El Pasi. 16 1s propossd | EAhon T, b Tivle, aia will nover di T e uinnin fo. tha. pRaLGHITALOT, BOND ; RUPTURE CURED. roffts of jowerdamaln, to the DECUGIKILLON | (f persons holdlg pusitinns of Lrust can be obtalied o the Whilo Hernmnann, tho ** Vienneso Wizard,” wus B e u:.f}"luber of wen were knocked down | 'The entvauce to Booth's 'Theatre last night | to begin 8t once the construction of forty | uuch morethun tike hor pluce by the slde of tha ol bitlka whilch artylintod “1n o I Liunos Ayres bo was fuvited to oxbiblt bls TV & CANULLTY COMPANY, P U i U kD E ‘m“lmt‘x{ehmmd or burned, but, with the | was omwt‘it“l ueal:ly lllu‘: b‘:"r‘;‘fikhw“'\ var miles of RSCTER |n:u§1flz’l‘l::l)%l§:’ s :Hr'ulsu unather u::'.;fi'.‘-'nz; sl ot o hrinldunu: of th Austeo-liuuariug 57 Hroudway, New York, ! l | “, l{ ) ! lear o 40 8 E 1 3] . It cs uot secin thut sho nfuter, where 4 1arge company wi Catabliabed oo i LT vl : i il ooy o or' o bled. ' For tho suke of lmparilig addito POag- T taieiubet B . ¢ (2% re, od the A Dealers make Money with Lox-oftice | from the Port of Altata to Cullscan, the | wlilonjoy the priviless of carrylug tho new ual W. T, SOULE & CO., 5 ke Bloamnfleld, lectt A lnd pateinded from : 2 Czar to the Crimen, for the lutest report gives it | lustro to the govaslon a purty of five porforinlug . V330 i , 23, was caught beneal to the sidewalk, and ten or fifteen specula- | Cupital of the State of Binalox Burveyin, p | i hlred to beud thoir pros- La Salle Street, Clicago, T 50 vl a0 burned to 1 nfl::o‘lvewfl tors wu'xiu'num:)x reserved scata for sale on Dastics will leave New York in a fow de | S Jfifl::—‘;fi:‘x‘}t tho Imparial Admicaliy o | Fetao e N rediod vas merrimedt by B | - Tross Ofice, 103.Y Fashingt k. ¢