Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1881, Page 1

&h@ Chicage Daily Teibwne,, SATURDAY, MAY (olden Eagle (lothing Ntore, 136 and 138 Madison-st,, |44 and 146 Clark-st,, ARE OFFERING Jfinmand Light Weight SUITS ToOR Men, Boys, and Children, At Prices much un- der value. ALL GOODS RETAILED FOR CASH Wholesale Prices. TENRY L. HATCH, Mauager, NOOLL The Tailor, Pioner of Moderato Prices, *Contly thy bablt ns thy buy: Bataot cxprossed in faneys e, not mudyy Bt apparal oft proctain Ui wni = Nhakepenro, Tobe well dreat will uft thines suporsede th rest” ~Byron, PANTS to order from. ..$4 to $10 8uits to ordor from. -$15 to $40 WHITE VESTS.... -.$3.8010 $6 famyles and ltules for Holf-Moasurement wont ev- “esere. Gioa eveotags until 8 w'eluck; Sutuniays untl . NICOLL The Tailor, 8. W. cor. Clark and Adnms-sts., Opposite New Post Office. G’S Sample Room Will upen 1O-NIGIVE at Y shiarp with a BIG OF 77 South RUBBER OR Best 5 CELLULO, it g Best, Oue-Qarler OM Rates, Ahothe oy ctical teeth WITHOUT A PLATE. Platy, which nuver fousens while FEA) shluroturm. ethor froo for EQ T Goneral Farming, DOy UK tinber lunda in_Routhorn Niinots, Ry e Y coie 8t frant # 10 88 an aere on cmn‘n. terent, will uroduce the Snest i products ralsod anywhers The clinato 48 wild wnd o BDUL whaeh properly EAEden spot ™ 0f Amere Fulta uiid Lerriow of overy 10 Keout” wtdunce. 4 s W oo price L 'The tithe 10 s 1 WA ! % Kuon homos g elsuwhiore. 1 e ¢ pu sl ui er |, ( =l [Y FINE &« mEDIUM! vl A . £ Rtolton &Hildreth @ B21 & 203 NTATE ST ;:: umf_mm.s" M Urn Rl and Narigaton Company, ] i | Foi, < iy e lFL AN D reon, Mag 7, 1491, }%," el LT i g ..;.:d::"' |-n*‘:.:m~ g e 4 Vikuto W = [llfll -lll‘IIO'Al: % bu eldsed 10 1hia purs i YGANT, Bocrotary. i i ement Company, ¥ this purpose from uux!rumwy. des NOTIONS, HOSTERY, YO NOTION BUYERS, C. M L. has a great Notion for YOU. HOSIERY BUYERS, M. L. wants to stock YOU. PANCY GOODS BUYERS, C. M. L., has no fancy prices for YOU. JEWELRY AND WATCIl BUYERS, C. M. L. is watching for YOU. STATIONERY BUYERS, C. M. L. : is after YOU. DRUG-SUNDRY BUYERS, C. M. L. expects a Brush with YOU, CUTLERY AND NEEDLE BUYERS, C.M. L. has his eye on YOU. SPORTING-GOODS BUYERS, C. M. L. ison the hunt for YOU. CHROMO AND PAINTING BUYERS, C. . L. pictures a future for YOU. TINWARE BUYERS, C. C. M. L. pans out big for YOU. IARDWARE BUYERS, C. M. L. has struck hard for YOU, B & 10 CT, COUNTER BUYERS, C. M. L. wants every one of YOU. CLOSE CASH BUYERS, C. M. L. is just the man for YOU, Prices the Lowest, Stocls the Most Complete. Merchants, city or country, will save money and time by examining my stock and prices before buying. CMLININGTON IMPORTER, 146 & 147 Wabash-av. BANK STATEMENTS REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIE NATIONAL DANK OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO, In the State of Illinols, at the closo of business, May 6, 1881, 786,611.51 e 85,401.14 DU wnd 109,218.81— 081,3561.46 85,000,00 ta'zow pald. S 180,201 it Tiovu.cn os,008.21 040,110.08— 409,443.29 Wanks, e, £00,880,00 ey {ihotad 1 & ik niok it 86.67 @#,000.00 G,670.00 ot £20,500.00 UL, coriifcites foat L Sundor it BG0,000.00— 845,885.87 B ind With U, & "reasurer(noy iaro tHun 3 por Ccont un . tirculation)... £,260.00 * 83,800,605.08 Capital stock 8 500,000.00 Hurpius Funu 100,000.00 Undividud pri 1018,415.57 Clreulating notes o 46,000.00 180,00 Dividends unpald. ln‘l'llvunnl a5 84,880,407.18 - pusil s 79,0083.74 Certified checks 84,4848~ 4,440,091.04 Dyy to other Nat) Banks.. 121,000,280 D to i wnke un Lankors ... 20,189,728~ 201,180.01 Ftato of linots, County of Cook, Hammond, Caalide o€ tho alova-nins omiily swear that the ubove stiteuont is true to the Dbest of wy knowladge and bullef, WILLIAM A, TEAM. May, 191, Comrect—Atiosiy, oanpnL, JENRY CORWILEL GEOIGIE KCIINEIDEIL PROPOSALS, Grand Trunk Railway OY CANADA. ‘ Directors. ’l‘nnd!%wlll ba recolved up to the Jist of May for thu workfhg of the Refreshmont Rovwms st the ful- lowing stattony on this Ratlway, viz.: “Portlund, Cobonrg, Richmond, Tovonto, Moutrenly Stratford, Cornwall, Surula, Kiugston, Dbtrott Junction, Black Rock, And also for the working of the two DINING CARN now running on the Central District, "Fonders 1o Include the whole service, snd for & po- lud not vxcoeding four years. ull detulied particulars can be obtalned on appll- catlon nt the Assistant Manuyer's ofice, Muntreal. ‘tho Company do not bind thomsalyea to aceupt ko iubost or wny tondor. JOSEPH MICKSOY, Genoral Manager. OILS, PAINTS, e, BRADLEY & VROOMAN Ilmrnlmnnlo fl I S aod Dealers in Paints, Colors, Varnishes, efc., No. 247 South Water-st,, — OF ALL KINDS, FAIRBANKS.MORSE & OO, 111 & 119 Lake St., Chicaga, Becarcful tobay ouly s Geaulag, 14, Fie NDI(I’JI“}IIIIEF e, IN MIND THAT SHALL AND WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Under any circumstances. Fxamine Our Special Bargains (ffered this Week. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, FOR LADIES, At 4c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, FOF. GENTLEMEN, - At i0c. Pearl-Handle Parasol, ‘With best quality of Silk, At $1.75. POLIKXA DOT TIES At 17c. CAMPIHOR. (-2 1b Package..-..... 1 Ib Package...... ....29¢, Usual price soc per pound. ORDERS BY MAIL A SPECIALTY. Send for our Descriptive Circular. | Samples of Dress Trimmings, Laces, and Embroideries mailed on receipt of one 3-ct. postage stamp. MORGENTHAU BROS. & (0., State & Monroe-sts. WINDDW CLEANER. To T TrRaADE! There aro Six Patents, Domestic sud Forelygn, on Rubbér Window Oleancrs, = W8 OWN THEM ALL-GS ‘and strall suppress Infringemonts. To TeEr PUBLIC The GENUINE CLEANERS havo two rubbers, # metallic strip, iron handle with %, W, C. Co. cast 1n face, and wooda etamped with namo of this Com- to of Its incorporation_and dater of U. 8. They nre Nimple, Useful and Dur- able. Your Grucer, Uardwaro snd Furniture Denler all have therm, BUY THESE—USE NO OTHERS, Wholesalo trade supplled by Porfection Window Cleaner Co,, 1067 Madison St., Chicago. mporter of Optical, Mathemntical, and Kurveying netrumonts, comprising Oporn und o, Micrmc lx, Compnases, § wbd, Birumete ho irkest stock CAUTION,~Doi wentirers for Spegtacie iant pricen to ad- 11 the st Bmiilan Fobbles $1.00 to $05, best round Freneh ) Spectavion $1.30 Lwouty-five years peaciico In tho art of ting Our miothud tx Nonest dealing. 'This ls the Srity wo bufld up our trads. L. MANASSE, Optician, tes (B 11 AGE BOND & LILLARD, 11878,°79, 80, and ’8 1. WATERFILL & FRALIER, 1877,%78,°79,’80, and °81. E. H. TAYLOR, JR., 1877,°78, 779780, and ’81. W. H. McBRAYER, 1876,777,778,°79,°80, and *81. T. J. VAN DYKE, 1874, WM. BERKELE, 1875, W. 1. FRAZIER, 1877,178,°79,'80, and ’81. USGAR PEPPER, "*0d G, Tl B. BIPY, 1877’lulll 1879, HERMITAGE, OLD STYLE, G, & U, 1878,°79, '80, and ’81. EUREKA, ANDERSON, . 1880 and 1851, R. B. HAYDEY, HORSEY'S MARYLAND RYE, 1874,°76,'78, and ’80. E. H. TAYLOR, JR,, RYE, 1877,'78,°79,'80, anut '81, NELSON RYE, - 1878 to ’82. 1879,"80, & 81 % S_uld in Bond or Fiee, CROMMES & ULLRICH, 174 & 176 Madison-st. The BOND & LILLARD, WATERFILL & FRAZIER, E. H. 'I‘A\Yl',()lt, Jit., €0, F. C,” and 0. HORSEY’S, tho ‘finest Whiskies produced ir’ this conntry, are coutrolled by us in thin market, and of 1880 and 1881, whiell, with a number of other hrands, we coustantly earry from 8,000 to 9,001 THE LARGEST STOCK of FINE WIHIS- KIES held by any one house In this coun= Y 1 VERGHO, RUHLING & 138144 STATIC-S BABY CARRIAGES. Solo Agents for Chicuo for thu Excelsior Sleaping Coach, Pegrless Carriage. BICYCLIES, With and Without Rubber Tire. harrels in B ild FREE, helng by far try. €0, y MANUFACTURERS OF Celebrated Novelty Carriage, MANUFACTURERS OF Wholesnte und K PENNSYLVANIA COMPANT'S 1 Doy Cont 40-Year Gold Bonds, Guaranteed by the Pennsylvania R. R. Co,, Coupon or Registered. PRESTON, KEAN & CO, 100 Washington-st. MONEY 10 LOAN On Real Estate, in nmounts to sult, at Six per cent. A Special Fund to Loan without commis- sions or charge for examinatlon of abstract. WM. V. JACOBS, Portland Block, 10g Dearborn-st. 1 OFFER FOR NALE: Chicago -+ per cent Bonds, Coole L'mml{/ Bonds, Wabash Rallway 5 per cent Bonds, B, & M. R, R, K. in Nebrasha -£ per vent Bouds, THinols Funding 6 p Dofuultod Honds buuin oud r cent Bonds. 10 Dearborn-st. CALL AT STUDEBAKER BROS. 151 & 153 Wabash-avy, And examine their IMMENSE STOCK of FINE CARRIAGES BUSI N, ~ LADIE Can get Belts bound with leather to order. WESTERN LEATHER MFG, CO,, 58 State-st. JOHN DAVIS & CO., 76 MICHIQAN-ST., WROUGET IRON STEAM PIPE AND FITFRGS. Worthiugion & Lk eum Iul " Ice . 211 W. Madison, bon lits elegant parlors 1 EGSTy FRAMES 12 will suroly pay you Lo write 1oF wy Hlustrated Cataloguu trew) ot M‘Jlut wud Pricos. .11 M AIN, Manufucturer, 3 &34 Wabusli-av. MONEYTOLOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY At curront rates, MEAD & CUE t eurron Ab L RESORTS. e Pishcotaqua Park ngse, LAKE GENEV4, WIS, Now apen, and guests will be received until June 15th at $6.00 per week, or $1.00 per day. Correspondence invited. Send for circular, Address C. F. HALL, Lake Geneva, Wis. A G-puko lustrated Unpor, devor wports Wit pastlucs, togethes 'with & e d deacripuive p 1at uf thy nuco ¥ b e ar lgt Tty Wil ho aent freo 1o uny sddross dpon wpptica- pimii U o o Uvite A BPALDING & 1881—SIXTEEN " An inspection will prove that PAGES, Popular Prices!” §- Persona wnalie to purehase coples of Tie Ci11cAG0 TRIRUNE, at News Agencies -and on rail- way trains where Chicago payers are solid will con- Jer a favor by reporting the facts to this ofice, giv- tug full particulura, b PantLy eloudy wenther, arcas of rain, and slightly rising temperatare for the Lako reglon to-day, — Tite studentsat ‘Crinity College, 1Tartford, have bl dismissed beeausoof the discovery of onecase of variolold nmong them, Botir branches of the llinols Leglisiature have ndopted a resolution fixing the $0th of May ag the doy for final ndjournuent, and the people of Ilinols ure expected to bo de- voutly thankful. Stats and Madisnst, CLOAK and SUIT DEPT. “OUR REDUCED PRICES!” WILL "ECLIPSE” ALL COMPETITION. M. (GAnFIELD'S condltion was somewhnt eritical lnst night. Iler fever find changed: Into a low forin of typhold, anda chonge for the better 1s not expected at once. Dr. Boyne ton, of Cleveland, and Dr. Pope, of Washing- ton, are In constant attendance, Lonp DuNsANDLE'S balllil, who was shot Wednesduy night near Loughrea, in the West of Ireland, has died from the effeets of hls wounds, Dolan, the Secretary of the lvcal braneh of the Land League, has been arrested for complicity In the affair, CoL. 11ExRY, of Ohio, was' nominated for Marshal for the District of Columbin yester- duy, and Fred Douglass was nominated for Recorder of- Deeds for the District, wvice George A. Sherldan, resigned. Don S, Par- dec, of Loulslang, was confirmed for Cireult Judge of the Fifth District. ee——— M. Gr.ADsTONE announced in the llouse of Commons yesterday that the Government would not press the Parllamentary Onths Dbilt until the Irish Land bill was disposed of., Mr. Bradlangh wiil therefore have to possess his soul in patlence for some timo to come, and the Commons will bo denled his pres- ence, we are correct. LEADERS of POPULAR, PRICES, STATE AND MADISON-STS, Branch, Madison and Desplaines-sts, TR'ADING BY MAIL. AYER. Leaders of Popular Prices, State and Madison-sts. Trading by Nail! Our “Order Department?”’ has just been completcly reorganised, It has been placed inthe charge of a compe- tent and efficient Manager, who, with the ald of assistants, 8 ready to give quick and satisfactory attentlon to «ll orders, requests, and letters of nquiry. We mean to malke it just as profitable for non-residents to buy of ‘us as our city customers have found it. The usual methods of our Touse,—prompt, popular. and polite, —will be in voguee in this depariment, Goods sent upon approbation. LEADERS of POPULAR PRICEN. State & Madison-sts. GEN, GrANT has been appointed engineer to make preliminary yurveys for the project- cd Mexican Southern Rallrond. The Mexi- can Government has given permission to the Central Rallroad to commence work at El Paso del Norte, and has also paid -the sub- vention due to tho Sonora Rallrond. The work of opening up Mexlco to Awerican cOMMErce Progresses. A BRUTAL negro came upon & little girl who had strayed from lier parents on a ple- nicking ground near Talladega, Ala., re- cently. fle choked her to death, robbed the body of its jewelry, and was about throwing the body into a river when the fatlier ot the child, Mr. Toole, came upon the scene and captured the murderer, md with the assist- ance of sume others lynched him, inreply to a question in the House of Lords last night, admitted that” coercton had not done as wuch for the main- tenance of Iaw and order in Ireland as was expovted. There were, he- sald,.saventy-two persons In prison under the act, and he in- thmated that the number would be iucreased atan early day, as the Coerclon act would be miore viguzously enforced for the future, Lonp SpeNcE Tne employés of the Grand Trank enr- shopsat Montreal have struck for au in- crease of wages. The superintendentof the shops says that thero is no intentton to yleld to the demand, and that the Company, which Is just over its busy senson now, ‘will Shut down rather than make any advance In the present wage-rate. Tho wmen will probably see the wisdom of withdrawing thelr de- mands, Str EDwARD T1ORNTON, the British Min- ister to Wushington, has unofticinlly in- formed Secrotary Blaine that he has been offered and has accepted the vosition of British Atmbassador to St. Petersburg, ns the successor of Lord Dufferin, Minister Thorn- ton will probably be succeeded In. Washiue- ton by Sir Austen Layard, late British Min- Ister at Constantinople. Haines’ UPRIGHT Pianos. INDURSED BY Gou, W. Morgan, gy MATTERS g0 from bad to worse In Tussla, On Thursday Gen. MellkotT, one of the ablest and wost progressive men who have served Russly, tondered his resignation as Com- mandant at St, Petersburg, and Dabazn, who brought somuthing like order out of the chnos of Russian fiuances, tendercd his res- Ignation us Financlal Minister. Nlcolul, the Minister of Public Instrugtion, and Giers, tho Minlster of Forelgn Affairs, also tendered thelr resignations, Alfrod 1. 'ensa, Tralo Canipaninly Eriirignot, ol ™ Kmia Abboit, N 1. N, Hartiett, "And 1any othor noted musicians. o have recolved u lurzo assurtmont of these Hno Piunos, in beautiful French Walsut snd Rovewoud Cuses, bnd ure offeriug thew very luw for cash oron paymonts. STORY & CAMP, 188 & 190 State-st. LEON CioTTiAv, In nddressing the Mo- blle (Alw) Board of 'I'rade yestorday, sl Iuded to some recent reductions of the French tarlff on Amerlean manufactured goods, and expressed the hopo that the United States Congress would reciprocats by abolishing tonnage dues on French steamers, Mr, Chotteau failed to refer to the recent attempt of his countrynmen to ex- clude the Amerlean hog from France. Sme—— Tur Nihillst who was urrestod a fow days ago at St. Petersburg on the churge ot come plicity in the murder of the Czur turns out to be o Itusstun naval ofticer nawed Sukhan- off. It Is charged ngalnst him that beshles belng concerned In the murder of the Cur ho was concornnd also in the Winter-Palnco explosion, in planning the Little-Garden mine, and in stealing s quantity of dynsmlite rom the Government stores, On_ the whole, ho Is looked upon a8 quite o vuluablo capt- ure, TIME TABLE. ¥or Nncinn, Milwaukoe, Stuboguan, Manitowoe, udingion, and Munivtoo, avery Vusetar, Wodnos: day, Thiursday, Friduy, and Saturduy suornings us Ulock, wnd Satarday’ aud Monday oven ings at ¥ cunaba, Fayatte, und Luke Superior Towns, vin Escunuba, snd uh West Bhoro ports, Baturday wornings ut i o'cluck. 'For Greou liny una il bay ports, woskly. DOCKS FOOT MICHIGAN-AY. ———ne— Reponts from varlous points in Illinols in- dleate that the growing erops have made grent progross durlug tho lust three weeks of fino weather: Winter whoat has lmproved fmmensoly, and tho prospuct for 75 por cent of u full crop I good, although u fow weoks ago It was expected that 40 per cent would not be renlized, Corn-planting Is betng vig- orously pushed, a large ares will be put in, and un Immense crop is predicted, Frult trees are In full bloom, nnd, with the excop- tion of the peach tree, promises an abundang yield, WfiE@QAE““ IL. A. HURLBUT & (0., Wholesale Druggists, . e —— M. JUAN A, Przzixg, the Secretary of the Young Men's Catholle Unlon, writes to ‘T'ng ‘CrisuNE this morning to currect o misap- prehension which avose from its appoariug that cortaln resolutlons regarding Irish mat- ters wereadoptod. 'These resolutions, which were presented by overenthusiastle but not HAVE REMOVED TO No Nos. 114 & 116 Lake-st. M. POLACHEK, overwise members of the Conventlon, wers 2 _?PTICE‘N'F“ tommt, | Yeferred to the Conunitiee on Resolutions, Wempyey to T Stutosst. | g by that body properly consigned to the NS 13LES waste-paper basket. ‘This bylog the ‘case, 1as removed to @ tandolph-at, o gquarters. | the Convention Js relieved of the churge of Eul stk Lol Dt ore ™ | huving adopted coutradictory, - tlogleal, ! &1 rRf £ We @rilmme, pertinent resolutions. But Mn s hardly correct In snying that nuNE misrepresented, intentionally wise, the resolntions on the public o e, ®./question, These resoluvlons were une i,. : snd mislending as far as the publice achodl question was concerned, ns might be expected, emanating from two gentlemen, who have rendered - thomselves notorfous by thelr hostility to our publicschoots, the best of thelr kind in the world, and admittedly. superior, to those which the Convention would seem to have Indorsed. Hene Stemess and Herr Halske, well knawn Berlin electricians, have constructed an clectric rallway about six miles from the Prussian Capital, and gave a publie trial yesterday, A shmple trameear’ with an clectrlc battery concealed between the wheels was propelled over rails resembling the ordinary ones on railronds, thirty-nino inchies apart, and which were connectetl with an electric battery at tho sending station. The greatest specd obiained was cighteen English miles un hour, but a greater rate of speed could be obtalned If necessary. Tur antl-Jewish riots In Southern Rnesia seemn to have had the effect of utterly disor- ganizing soclety nnd businessinterests insome localities. Rallrond traflic has been practical- Iy suspended in some places, as the mob will not permit engineers to work on trains cars’ rying Jewish refugees. The houses of ine~ chanies and tho stores of traders were com- pletely wrecked at nany goluts, work of all kinds was suspended, and now there arg several thousand persons, many of them, rloters, dependent on charity to keep them from starving, Ar yesterday’s session of the Committee of the County Board employed in investigation of the charges agalnst Architect Egun, C. F. Terlolat made some very damaging: state- nients as to the manner In which he secured for Egan the adoption of his plans and tho supervision of the constructlon of the Court~ House, and the money he pald out to bribo County Commlssioners and Aldermen. Peri- olat deelined to furnish the names of the parties who received the money, and by words and netions iudicated that, for the pres- cnt at least, his diselosuresare to be confined to tho ease under Investigation. It now appears that the Bulgarirn coup, d’ctat was the result of Russiun intrigues, ‘The Russlan people were bezinnlng to come pare thelr own political condition with that of the Bulgarinns under the constitution which existed previous to the coup d'etat. ‘T'his was not leston the Russian authorities, who immediately made efforts to induce the Prince of Bulgarla to have his Government conferm more nhearly td the Russtan - model. The result isalrendy gnown. It I8 belleved that the Bulgarian ruler had the sympathy of, Austrla and Germany In this Intest scheme ugainst the liberties of a people, PoSTMASTER-GENERAL JAMES has fssued an order directing that sample coples of new newspapers cannot be sent through the mwalls at newspaper rates until the Post-Of- fice Departinent has first ruled to that effeet, ‘The object of the order Is to prevent the cir- culation of advertising sheels misnamed newspapers through tie malls at the sime rutes ns for established legiinnte nowspapers., The Post-Oftice .autharitics have boeen con- slderably bothered ¢ by these acdvertising sheets, and for the future the senders will have to pay postage at 10 cents per pound,. and not at two cents per pound ns heretofore. Arren the defent of Couklingand the con- firmation of Robertson, President Garfield ig witling to listen to arguments In favor of tha renomination of. the New York ofticials whose namnes were recently withdrawn from the Senate. It is probable thnt notwithstand- ing the abuse instigated by the Conklingites the President, for the:sake of harmony In the party, will be willing to concedo these appolntments,—thatis, I the Conklingites will give up thelr fight on the Administration; it they do not they will be shown no favors. ‘I'he President has so far shown plenty of backbone, e hns given no.sign of sur- render, and there 1s no renson to think that hie will surrender now, Trar eminent reformer, Col. John W. Forney, lectured before that eminently high- toned body, Twmmany Hall, last night on the ** Lifwand Services of ‘Thomas Jefferson.” ‘That other eminent reformer, Uen, Danlel E. Sickles, followed Col, Forney, and be- walled the ovil days on which weare fallen, when “oficehollers nre miserablo ofiice- brokers " ; and then came that more eminent refurmer thun eithor of the other two, who would not boe an oftice-broker for the world, John Kelly, the embodiment of the princi- ples of Jefferson and all that that Implies. ‘The Interesting .trio are well quulifled to speak on reform in politles, Therels a fort- une n store for the theatrical manager who will manuge o star-lecture course for these eminent pursonnges. Puestrn Fenny announced in the French Senate yesterdny that n trenty with Tanis had beon signed the previous day, By the terms of this treaty the Buy virtually accopts a French protectorate for ‘Tunis; the French witl have full tibarty to occupy such positions with thelr troops ns the military authoritles of K'rance deemn necossary; the Iley canuot enter Into any new treaties with other Pow- ers without the permission of Franco; the finuncin! system of the country will be re- formed 8o ns to bring it Into consonanee with French Ideas; and ‘Tunis will have to levy & tax on the troublesomo tribes to pay Frauce o war indomnity. Tho treaty, of course, is deeldedly o jug-handled aifair, and it will be surprising if some of the European Powens do not Interfore to prevent its ratitication. et Tur Republican Senators met In caucus agaln yesterday, and although no vote wus taken, tho tego of the meeting Indleated clearly the purpose of the great majority of those presont to support the Administration. Senator Conkling mada a last appeal In a ruther querulous tone, but without much offeet, - 1t 18 not probable that there whil-be aniother caucus before the nowination of Robertson Is acted upon and confirmed. Conkling’s only hope of avolding luunediate defeat now Is to induce the Democrats to uct with him in proouring an adjournment of the Senate’ before the nomination of Robertsasy can ba acted on, or to induco itdbertson to withdraw, Forthis lat- ter purpbse It 1s sald Senator Platt is now In Now York, but that he éan meot with sue- ceay seems utterly lmprobable. It Is not Mikely that Judge Robertson will euter luto a league with his bitterest gnewy, and glve up this certaluty of obtaining the best paying * otiice In the gift of the President. Thesfact that an effort I3 belng wnde to induce him to take such u step shows plaiuly to what stralts Conkling i3 reduced ; ) 3 1 p ; 3 4 $ §