Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1881, Page 1

T ilw @ bicage Dailn Teibune, WEDNESDAY, VoLUME XL, uo ERY. AR BROTHERS. DESIRE TO DIRECT pecial Attention TO THEIR Tnusually Ghmcg Assortment NE HOSIERY Summer Underwear. — JENTS’, .ADIES’, MISSES’, and JHILDREN’S, Fine Mose in all colors, sizes, and styles, At 26¢ upwards. Specml Sale of ‘Lad. and Misses’ Open Work Hose, instyles not shown elsewhere. o dozen Men's Fancy and Plain Colored Half Hose, full reg- ular made, At 2Bc¢ pair. Novelties in Ladies’ French Silk Hosiery. 100 dozen Fine Paris Lisle Hose, #C. G." make, in all cqlors, At 96 cents, The Greatest Bargain offered. Full lines Fine Gauze and Gos- samer Underwear, " At 26¢c upward. French and Swiss Crochet Lace Vests and Drawers for Ladies and Gents, one of the most desir- able articles for summer wear, at ot a Spccml Bargain. ' hn Early Call Solicited. ANDEL BROS, 121 and 123 State-st o FOLDING BE DING BEDSTEAD, Tie Tobey Firniture Co. Btock , Complete in every department. DICEST DESIGNS ! FINEST WORK! THE CELEBRATED s olng Bt State 8 Adams-sts. Factory, 86 to g2 W, Randolph-at. .. BETHESD WATER. The Bethesda S Spring nmm v Rt s A45e3h8 (aous, and ownors of wolls Ty wor Heosdvantago of this reputation to aell ULE & BLOCKI Are Sole Agents for the Genuine Bethesda Water, 4 & 40 Monroe-st,, Palmer 1 by, flll{ oA Jonrst pachond, for, Spectactes ax; endmlor B ot defuctive oyeniylit, 0o ety Lutters ¥ L0 Lis superior abllity l.lk.ul:opllnu‘.l upuml&x rominaut ab [Saace o lllxlefgun'fi',‘fllfi{'.‘,“"““'“"“'"'"m" UES, Auiuan °% ¢ M b pric LA co for land fn e 8 !mll. IL dues, tho lAI'll\wllIu:" d"nu he pruguct of the soll; with 07 wid & guud demand at fair s do m_n (bxes for Haty ire diar? oo, oty e W.D. KERFOOT & i Vluhlngtun sL luluuncu Turnishod it do- SRR S R MAY 18, 1881—TWELVE PAGES. (co Only a pin on the seat of o chair, Yot up men Jump when they feel 1t tthere!s Only of pins ls Sea’s laxt sensation, Yet ludies will jump at this ineltation. SPECIAL INVITATION TO 6,320 Ladies To s Speelal Offering of English Uarnot Jowelry st SEA'S, (Who 1s now nviug mucharush on E nmmh!ury at Lalf cent yard und Dress lluntings ot d cts.) 6,320 ENGLISI GARNET (Cut Jet Riveted) LONG PINS, S, Lace, Shaw, Bomne, and Vel Pin, 12 cts. 18 THE PRICE FUR YOUR CHUICE, Actual Value, 75 cts. to $2.00 Fact. Hu ote Plo sald (o anyone porsun, for we bave only 6,52, and want 8,32 indles to hnve the ben- etit of this bargain, Besides Plain Black there are Ruby, Crystal, Brown, Amber, L’t Blue, Navy Blue, Topaz, Garnet, &c., And over 40 different combinations, ALL BEST ENGLISI GARNAT, 12 cts, % 75 % $2.00, ALSO, OVEB 10,000 ARTICLES oF BlackJ ewelry | ¢, and 2 cis., Usuaily sald from 10to 25 times 1ct. and 2 cts. STERL FRAME SPECTACLES, 3 cis. RUBBER FRAME EYE GLASSES 9 cts. Also, full stock of iner Glasses, a full stock of tieal Gooda, nud i Rogers’ Cutlery. SHEAR SIX FLOORS. PROPOSALS. Grand Trunk Railway OY CANADA. Tendars will be recelved up to the 3lstof May for the working of the Itefroshmont Rooms at the fole lowing stations on this Ratlway, viz.: Portland, Cobourg, Richmond, Toronto, Montreal, Stratford, . Cornwall, Barnla, Klugston, Detroit Junction, Black Rock, And also for the working of the two DINING UARS now runalng on the Central District. ‘Tendors to include the whole service, and for & po- riod not oxceeding four years. Full detalled partioulars can be abtained on appli- catlon at the Assistant Mansior's offico, Montreal, "Tha Company dv not bind thumselves to acvept the highest or any tonder. JOSEPH HICKSON, General Managor. VlGAlIOM GOODRICH'S STEAMERS. TIME TABLE. For Racine, Milwaukge, Bhoboygan, Manitowoo. Ludlugion, und Munistéo, every Tuesdny, Wednos: dmy, ‘Thursday, Fridsy, and Suturday morning sty aturday aud Monday eveninks at § v'ctock, and o'gloek bLa, Fayotte, aud Lake Buporior Towns, Jnd all Wout dhore parts, Baturdsy Ot Geen iy und all bay porte, woukly, Docks Foot Michigan-av. oo FURNITURE, SR URNIIORE! FINE & MEDIUM! Holton &Hildreth 201 & 228 STATE NT. Boys'B Blcycles The HLECLA, with sud without Hubber Tires, 17unun W Also, thy ELL sud Gite xs. hustruted PHou-Lt rreo, A.G.Spalding &Bros. 108 Muadiso -st. FANCY GOODS, d&e. ULVERPAGE 32, JOYNE&.C0.2i FANCY GOODS and DRUG- GISTS’ SUNDRIES. FURNITURE. LOW PRICES! Our low prices have se- cured tor wus the lion’s share of this Spring’s trade, and enabled us, the season being well advanced, to replace largely AT OUR OWN PRICES. Furniture. These advantages we are now ready to share with our patrons, : guaranteeing them a fine selection, a full stock, and at prices Lower than Ever ‘We have accepted the agency from the largest importing house in New York for their ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINN, Which we offer at Jobbing Prices. 0K THROLGH O STOCK | Befure Yaking Selctons, SPIEGEL & CO., 251 & 253 Wabash-av., Near Jackson-st. NEW PUBLICATIONS. SUPERIOR MUSICAL WORKS. For Sunday 8choals: THE BEACON LIGHT i ono®si fio bost Binay-Sebiog] None flouks that s buon Tibired iy VENNEY and Ko A, HOFE: NN end's dicio for swclmen Copy. Now DI’O OLIVE centa), BILLER TAYLOR () contin 11 M ARCGE b0 HotT eaitions of very pobular oporas, For Genersl Readers und for TOWN LIBRARIES: MUSICAL LITERATURE. As tho Grent Masters really created smodorn musle ughly postod unill ho has reud Co, publish excellent und very 1 1 u (), slandol 15403, Chopin A, knd il vlokant yolumos, Wivkrapiy OF, 3 1t agruy 3 3 o3 “of Emlneut 3Mu leal L»mlmler An st vuhmhlu Stuwteat Hintory 18 Lare Blisto Muslo 2 vols., each $.6), und the o, enterainig. Historical Skiches ars thuse in L. C, Elson’s well-wrilton Curlusitive of Musie (1), LYON & HEALY, Chicago, ill. OLIVER DITRON & CO.. Boston. DR. HUNTER’S PRACTICAL OB3ERVATIONS ON FOOD AND DIET In HEALTH and DISEASE, And on the proper treatment of the THROAT AND LUN Just published by DONNE A7CO. und 1or wule by uli b STEEL . PENS ©f the Very Dest 2 3ake, and unrivaled Fieziviilty, J/umamu. a0 L vennsss OF wm.lar REAL 8WAN GUILL ACTION. Iu 20 Numbers, A comp!cta Bamplo Card, far trial, by mei] on receipt of 23 centue Ivisow, BLakeman, Taveon & Co, 124 ¢nd 140 Grand Ctroot, Low York, ADVER ""CEORCE BRAHAM 18 AN AUTHORIZED ADVERTISING AGENT ¥Oi THE THIBUNK KANDINAVAN, -OCEAN, ALY NEWS RNA PISCOPALIAN, LR ubliebery’ Iowest cushs 1uius, GTARY FPUBLIC OFFIOE—Room 30 Times Bullding. EF-'ake the ¥levstor. o HBICTURE-FRAMES, § PICTURE FRAMES ARESPUELAS Bt G Manuluciurer, A% &34 Wabash-av. PARDRIDGE. Underwear Department. We ask inspection of the following as being better value than shown by other houses. i “We huve compared and know.’’ Ladies' Gauze Vests, nicely fin- ished, at 35¢ each. Ladies' Gauze Vests, high neck and short leeves, at 0c. Ladies’ exira fine Gauze in high nieck, short and long sleeves, at 65 and 75¢. Ladies' Summer Merino Vests, 50¢ Ladies' Extra Fine Cashmere Vests, $1, $L10, and $L25. Ladies' Sitk Underwear at Lowest Prices. A full line of Gents' Gauze Shirts at 25, 35, 40 and 50c. Gents' Extra Fine Gauze Shirts, 65 and 75¢. Gents' Jean Drawers, patent woven ankle, at: 65¢. A full Tine of Gents' Fancy Bal- briggan at lowest prices. Gents' OPEN WORK French Filet Undershirts at 75¢ and SL Also a line of Gents’ Silk Under- wear very cheap. Country orders C. O. D. with privilege of examination. ARDRIDGES, 14 & 115 State-st, 264 & 265 w%?t Matison-st. NIEAR MORGAN, _MEICHA. TAILOR. Dioneer of Moderale Prices. *Contly thy hablt as thy purse can buy: It not expressed In fancrs e, not dnudy; For thu apparet oft roclalins the sun--—Shuksvoare. “Fo be woll drest will olt tmes suporsode tho rost." ~Hyrun, PANTS to ordor from .$4 to $10 Sults to ordorlrom $18 to $40 WHITE V 878 +$3.5 "to 8 Sumplos and lulcs for Seif-Moasuromont sont ov- ergmhery, pen evenings untll 8 o'clack; Saturdays uniily. NICOLL The Tailor, S. W. cor. Clark and Adnmsests,, Opposlte New Post Office. IANANCIAL, PRESTON, KEAN & Co., BANKERS, 100 Washlngton-st., Chicago, Mako Collections on Nucrs! terms, o cnt, Htatw, Munleipal, and Buy and Bell Govornment, Statw, pat, School Bondn, atso stundurd 1L Bonds and other ity goud securities. Deal Iargely n Btorling_Exchangs. Abon Lund W areita una Lund Serlp NN I On Real Estate, in amounts to suit, at Six per cent, A =pecial Fund to Loan without commis- sions or charge for examination of abstract. M. V. JACOBS, “Portland Block, 109 Dearborn-st. MONEYTOLOAN At per cent Interest and no comuwlasions. Propusi- ous'ior louns 1 wuts of 1A uhd upwards on lirt: et produgies real ey 1, this cliy ars ihyited untll the ih day of Jutle nuoxt. didruss, witly Hescription of secartty, C. 10 WHEBLEN, at Union Nation unk. Money to Loan On Improved City Property at currem rales. MEAD & 1o &, f.‘INE REASONABLE - RICE S = B RbuN‘a & QI"'LLO\N S PAusm\O:n W | B "HING, ~ Weare Selling a Rousing Good Blue Flannel Sailor Suit for $L.75, Didn’t Steal the Goods ? Either. There Sults ave mude up in tasty style to fit Doys (n short pants, from 4 to 10 years of age, They are NOT BAITS, or old truck, but new, regular goods th 1t pay wa for handling, and will PAY YOU WELL to use them. J AU Boys’ and Gmldren’s Clothing Ts—about the safest in cvery rway, shape and manier, that you ean fintd 4n the WWest. Prices are uniformly reasonable too, For our GENTS' SUITS and . SPRING OVERGOATS, CUSTOM G0ODS and FINE FURNISHINGS, e are wealting for yow at 104 & 106 MADISON-ST “LEADERS OF POPULAR PRICES. State and M‘ulison-sts. BUNTINGS “SPECIAL LOTS’ “ONE-HALF” ‘The Regular Retail Price. 100 Pieces! COLORED LACE BUNTINGS! “36 Inches Wide,” 25c! COLOR ASSORTMENT. Ecru, Cream, Light Blus, Brown, Navy, Ete. 60 Pieces! Black Fronch Laco BUNTINGS! “«With Side Bands,"” “44 Inches Wide,” 75c! The above goods are very desir- able, and, at the prices offered, are worthy of prompt attention, Samples mnilcd “LEADERS OF POPULAR PRICES” STATE AND MADISON-STS. Branch, Madison and Dssplaines-sts. : PRICE F1V The Tribane, T8 Pervons unable to )mmhnv mpm of Tam Curcaao TRIBUNE at News Ayencles and on ratle way traine wheve Chicagn papere are gold will con- Jer a favor by reporting the facls l s ofice, giv- fny full particulars, Liaut rains and partly eloudy weather amd slight changes in temperature for this region to-day. Ex-SExATOR Howe spoke in the Monetary Conference yesterdny In favor of bimetal- lism, and Herr Vrolik, one of the Dutch dele- £ates, folfuwed In advocacy of the same doc- trine, AT a meeting of the Board of Fducation last evening, Mr. Dunne, from a specinl come tulttee appolnted some time ago to lngulre into the matter, reported in favor of the in- troduction of instruction In sewlng in the public schools, AT 9 o'clock last evening Mrs, Garfleld’s physician announced that his pattent was in & much more faverable condition than at any thme since Sundny. She suffered less from fever and delerium, and on the whole she passed a comparatively comfortable day yesterday, —— Tue Senate confirmed Fred Douglass a8 Recorder of Deeds of the District of Colum- bla yesterday, notwithstanding the opposi- tion of Ben Hill and a number of irreconeil- able, unteachable, and Intolerant Bourbon Dumocrats. These persons will never be able to get over thelr antiputhyto thecolored race. TuE English Court of Appeals rendered a very linportant decision yesterdny, holding that a contract between ship-owners and shippers for carrying eattle on the deck of o vessel Is fllegal, and that a shivper has no remedy under such a contract againstaship- awner for cattle thrown overboard when the ship Is imperiled. Mn. Jory WALRUFF. & prominent brewer of Kansas, has secured the backing of the National Brewers’ Assoclatlon to the extent of 875,000 for the purpuse of mnking a fight on the new Prohibitory law which has just gone into efect in that State. Walruil will have hlmself arrested and tried for running his brewery in violution of the law. — Tme plague which broke out some tima ago in Mesopotamin Is committ frightful ravages. Sinece May 2 there have been twenty-six deaths per day, and the inhabitants have been obliged to leave the cities and camp in the open plains In order to escape the dreaded pestilence. 'Tho health authori- tles are doing all In their power to check the ravages of the plague, It is stated in Philadelvhin that & syndl- cate of pronunent capitalists representing £150,000,000 ftas been tormed in London with a view to sustaining Franklih B, Gowen in the management of the Phtladelphia & Read- ing Raflrond. It Is further stated that n member of the British * Cabinet—probably Mr. Childers—ls concernéd in the scheme. . The story iacks confirmation, ——— ASTINJRWISH outbreaks are stilt the order of the day in Southern Russin, ‘Yesterdgy there were revolts at Smela, Kieff, dhd Odessa. At the latter place the honses of several Hebrew residents were wrecked, and at Tartove a Jew was thrown into the flames of n burning bullding. "The authorities seem to be utterly unable to supvress these out~ rages. Perhaps they do not try very hard.- o by A DESTRUCTIVE fire broke out at Nash- ville, "Tenn., yesterday, which eaused the destruction of half a million dollars’ worth of property, and for & thme threat- ened the destruction of the whole city, The Noel House, the offices of the Western Union Telegruph Company, and a Iarge number of warehouses, about half .of four blacks in all, were reduced to ashes,’| ‘The losses are only ‘partially covered by In- surance, Ur to Inst evening holders of $116,970,150 worth of the 6 per cent bonds had notlfied the Treasury Department that they wished their bonds rencswed at 335 per cent. The European holders of £200,000 worth of the bonds are among thoso desirous of renowal. From present Indieations it Is quite probable that application for the renewn! of the full §250,000,000 worth of bonds, the agount de- termined on, will be made before the end of this week, Tiur Senate Judiciary Commlttee .re- vorted yesterday In favor of tho con- firmatlon of Judge Robertson, and the nomination will be seted on and: cone firmed to-day In all probabllity. ‘The same Committee roported in favor of the confirmation of Gen. Badeau as Minlster to Denmark, and .of Gen. Merritt as Consul- General to London, The resignation of Conkling and Platt have not had the effect in- tended by those gentlemen, STANLEY MATTHEWS was sworn In as Assoclate Justice of the United States Su- preme Courtyesterday, Chlet-Justice Waite ordered his commisslon to be issued Im- mediately, and asslgned him to duty in the Sixth Clreult, relieving Judge Bradley from duty thereln. The district includes North- ern and Southern Ohlo, Eastorn and West- ern Michigan, Keuntucky, Enstern, Miille, and Western Tennesiee, and {s the district in which Justice Swayne ofllclatod, m—— Tunge battullonsof troops, commanded by the aide-tecamp of the Sultan, surrounded the palace of Midhat Pasha In Smyrnn yes- terduy, with the Intentlon of arvesting that gentleman on the charge of compllcity In the murder of Abdul Azlz, but he managed to escup, and took’ refuge In the quarters of the French Consul, from which ho Issued an appeul to the other forelgn Consuls for pro- teetlon. The Consuls applied to the Ambas- sudors for Insructtion In the matter, Ar the regular monthly meoting of the Chlicago Historleal Soclety ° last’ cvenlng resolutions lu memory of the late Mr, Charles. Hitchcock were adopted, and ‘the Hon, Willlam Bross delivered a memorialaddress on thegdato Col, James I, Bowen, which was a graoeful and eloquent tribute to the memory of one of Chicngo's best benefactors. ‘Fhe Hon. E. B, Washburne delivered his lecture on the French Revolutlon before the same body, — Jouy ReA, an attorney of Belfast, Ireland, and one of tho most pleturesque und racy chnracters that ever tourlshed In' the Green Isle, committed sulclde yestorday, Mr, lea was well versed In the Iaw, but he so dellght- ed Inthe natlonal pastime that he hurdly everentereda court which he left without cre- atlug wrow, 1eregurded England and Rowe as the two thieves by ‘gb, ‘whom Ireland was erucitied, and deligf & «n the nanie of the Orange-Fenlan-'P ,‘2 3 boy. Tho lastsens satlon he made w on the ocenston J/ vrellninary trial of Davitt, Kitlen, und ‘Daly, after the arrestof - these gentlemen In 1 ——— . A~oTuER defeat awalls Blsmarck in the German Relchstar. Te intends, it 1s sald, to Introduce his Tabaceo-Monopuly bill at an early day, and, ns & majority of the mewbers arc opposed to the measure, It 13 almost cer- tain that It will be defeated. The Relehstag is showing considerabls backbone in defend- ing ts privileges and constitutional rights, and Blsmarck Is exhiliiting cons!derable bad temper and bad judgiment in éourting defeat at 1ts hands so frequently and so needlesly, ——— Mn. SAUNDERS, of Nebrasks, Introduced & serles of resolutions In the Senate yesterday in reference to the evasion by the Central Pacitic Road of the Sinking-Fund law of 1878, which provides that 25 per cent of the net earnings of the road be applied to paying oft its Indebteduess to the Natlonal Govern< ment, and calling on the Senate Judiclary Committee to report at the next regular sese slun of the Senate what Is necessary to pro- efence to the Central Pacific and other roads. e Prors and rumors of plots continue to frighten the Czar and Wis protégés and sup- porters. Yesterday a mine contalning thirty- seven pounds of gunpowder was discovered under a stone bridge leading to a steamboate landing. Two Lieutenants of the navy sus at Cronstadt on the chiarge of stealing dyna- mite from the Government stores; and, finally, the Nihilists have Issued a proclamation de- elnring war to the bitterend un the Czar, The Drospect s not pleasaut for the Russian monarch aud his friends. Tag Rev. Dr. Phillp Sehaff, who is a mem« ber of the New Testament Revislon Com-, mittes, pronounces the alleged cablegram of a morning contemporsry in regard . to the changes mmnde by the Commit- tee as entirely erroncous, misleading, and fraudulent. The pretended ex- from various newspapers, and, In fact, he says the whole telegram is **hard lying from beginning to end.” The chief lle, however,” was the pretense that the whole affair had been cabled by one of the editors from Eu- rope, Tue Dutch States-Generul, or Parliament,’ has udopted by & vote of 60 to 11 a bill ta regulate and In some measure to restrict the sale of alcohollc liquors. This bill provides that the nuwmber of saloons in & place shall be based on the population. The purport of thisisto prevent tho aceumulation of drink- ing-pluces, and therefure to render it more eusy for the ‘Guvernment to supervise theic conduct, Another part of the measure pro- vides that persons found drunk In' public places shall be punished by huprisoninent. ‘The meusure Is such a one as has. been fre’ quently urged for aduption in munysum Legislatures in this country. IT 1s proposed to hold o number of meet< ings In New Yorx State to indorse the pected of Nihilistle prociivities were arrested - tracts have been picked up hers and there ™ &.a Sligo polico court . tect the Interest of the United States in ref-' * course of the Admlhisiration, and ‘o’ de- novuce tho actlon :of Sonators "Conks ling and Plate. dh thelr' ¢fforts to’ dls- rupt the Republican .party. At Bufe falo Monduy night. 100 guns were fired: In honor of the Administration, and the Re- publican Central Club of New Yurk City, of which: Judge Dittenhoefer Is the head, pro- * poses to fire off 100 guns us svvn us Roverison’ is confirmed. Alrendy the indleutions are that the ndependent Republican members of the New York Leglslature cannot be whipped into line to vote for the rceh.ctlan “or Cunkling or Platt. it GrLADsTONE beenme serlously U1l after’ his great speech on the Irish Land bill in the' House ot Commons Monday nlght, During the delivery of his oratlon he guve uninis- takable signs of suffering, buthls great wille power and enthusiastic energy carrled him through to the end. o sat down smid thun derous applause. He was obliged to leave tha Honse soon after, and was driven to his residence, where he was completely pros- trated.” A marked improvement in his con- ditlon was reported lust evening, Since bii, Hluess last summer Mr, Gladstone has nof been in robust health, and because of his ad-; vanced age and ‘the politieal worry to“which: he hos been subjected during the past year his friends have become uulw anxlous In bt regard, Tue Journal def Debats has an article on the commercial relutions between Franceand: England which will doubtless give much- sutlsfuction to Euglish manufucturers, It says that negotlations for a new commerclal’ treaty between the two countries should start out on the busis of no Increaso in dutles. The French journal even zoes so’ fur as to say that the dutfcs on essentinl- artlcles, sueh as fron and nachinery, should: be reduced. If the present ad valorem’ dutiocs should buchanged Into speclfic dutfes,. the change should be effected by an Jutérne., tional Comulssion, by recommending the prolongation of the oxisting tarlit until April of uext year, How much more happy the Dritlsh manufacturer would feel i this article had nvpeared fu the Republique Frmwaln. Mu, Cnxxu.\'a. in his letter of resignation, ' tried to make It appear that Secretary Blaine- hnd treated Mr, Nicholus Fish, “son ofa former distinguished Secretary of State,” dlscourteously, and in a mm‘ner fis which be ought not to be trented, father’s services, by accepting, too readily, his resignation as Minlster to Switzerland.s Now for the facts In the case. Mr, Fish' wroteto Secretary Evacts unddr date Feb, ' 13, saying that he declined to remaln luuwr‘ -at his post, und fnclosing his resignation. Ou, the 7th of -Marel, Mr, Flsh wrote to Sucre: tary Blaine, -asking to be relleved from: duty; Mr, Dlaine accepted the reslgna- ‘tion, and then and ‘there sent hiw anote Inackuowledgment of his falth ‘ful services. Some tuwe thereafter: My, Bialno learnod that Mr. Fish, though un. willing to remain In Switzerland, would lke! a position i tne diplomatle service ajge-. where, nnd Mr. Blalne then tendered hlw the wlsslon to Denwark, which Gen, Badeat ‘had declined sowe thwe previously. l‘hh post My, Fish declined ou the ground that n, $ was not In the line of prowmotion. As tetis, was done at the request of Gen, Grani! who wished 118’ brother-in-law uppotited te; a Capltul where the cilmate -l wariner am ennseguently wore congenlal to his health Frow thess facts it will appear that Mr. Conkling's charges agalust the Adwinlstra tion qad M, Blatie In refereni to thess ap- volntments-are a9 basvless ‘and silly asan his other charges, n visw of his ‘The Journatl concludes. - *| nppointument of Mr. Cramer to Swltzerland, b,