Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1881, Page 7

THE CHICAGOVTRIBUNE; FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 188I—TWELVE PAGES natbe ready tot DEBATING DRUMMEL Commntttcn on Eleation wou todays or leas. One cold snap of au report before half-paat 9 o'clock, severity would det the too trade aright. An tivitaton was rend from the Northwost- view of all the facta they suw fo ented for ern Traveling Men's Reanton Cominities for ing —nlirm at present. For themselves, they could ____ AMUSEMEY’ GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. JOLLY JEWELERS. ferfannek and oon tho Wideneret catered | LIGHTENING STRIKE with flowing veil man whose ser a - Associition to nttond the next reunion at Luke say that they bad a vary hire quiaatity on etore ‘he beidegronin closely. and whet + Clarkes Uc Annual Meeting of the Norths | Mnoctonko stint, next duly, The Inviintian nae, expecially: at St ¢,lirao quautity on wor | The Fifth Annual Banquet of the Chi- | thalateracem urate the vom maamaienpned ma | A Raid on the Hankins Notorious Eee eras: js ‘i wor placed on tv and tho thanks of tho asqoine | should there be niy avarcity, the demand would cago Jewelers’ Associati book na though beth amazed and horrilien. NEXT WEEK |—————_ western Traveling-Men's tlon returned for the favor. ‘ho greatest. ‘The packing. Interuat was the if ‘on. “TP dannot marry this nan," ho anid, recover- Gaming Hells. See SSNEXT So foo His The tine whieh olapeed before tho tollera ree | greatest consumer, end Inthe event of an ices ane ing quickly, SEAT ERK rar ssociation. : ported wus apent ii Itstentng 10 Konan. speeches? | faniing would ho tho eeeatost sulfer EAVhy not, ale?” asked the bride's. fathor, ris- NENT WEBEL vic, from the detogntes, Capt, Hawks san The Washington Jeo Company tuo TA WELCOME STAR IN CHICAGO! -—— If the Mayor WHI Not Break Them Up, | ——-A WHLCOMK BYAU IN citIGAGO!——— i ——A WHICUME STAI IN CHIGAGD {—~ Robert Law will. == COMMENCING —- : ! "a almilar 4 5 “ ing fi ol ’ Mipay favored the , cheertil view of ‘thinga, mide fet, a similar | An Elegant Spread, with m Succeeding “*Peast of | {nx ‘unger from bis seat and moving toward “ eon Man as - worried at all about the searclty of tho tee ere roalted an original } Beveral momb Plantation melody; ‘TB. “boys with n onl entit fome Bad Blood Engendered Through You Find (tm the clorwyman. Iteason and Flow of Souf.” * Hecaude I inarricd this mato another worn ann Bvineville, Ind., less than # year ago.” im a yrs. of tho company hitve hee on {tstentles which wis ¢ tho Intsinesa for ofghteon tt , duelng whic hoom entitled, 8 - HONOR tes ~ —— the Alleged Irregularities of Rienty: appreciated: Cupt. fawkine ppeared | thine they have known only two ‘yenra In which ‘Tho fifth anvual banquet of the Chicago Jew. Fee et cattal yinlent CeeMat a bay the Thore wns a now doortender on duty taatnight ee MOL AN es the Officers serine thie slipe ana aycilentt Mae Hy Ley cu ee wis cut in, any sprouts bio quinitity, prior to | elers' Associution,was giycn lust evening at the | wedding party collapsed. Investigation showed | g¢ George Hankins’ gambt house, No. OL A WERK OF FUN ANID TISARTY LAUGHTERE . es Ciark street. Instead of the enddie-colored — —— it cago, detiverei a couple of entertaining reeitne | hewin ta tect any: seriotia : orate entertainments of tho kind over given In y = Thnvestigation Falls to Sustain tho |! sy Helene | eH eet ini wigan anu wel qari tne | the ety. Be. Warren F. eland bad evidently MONTEZUMA. the donra-to ail comers malioy with cuotee:| ———— —== in eB 0 THE WAND OF IATCH. iniddie of that inonth, ‘They didnot, however, | put tho resuurces of bis elegant bouee to Ite Rails HEURES Oe dxesnede there ee Charges, and the Aspersed Aro Mr, Quinoy culled up tho cnso of. Mr. J. Wood | Jke to contemplate ‘tho possibilities of tho | fullest test for the ocenslon. Tho tablos were | ‘The Progress Which Our Young Apache ie anes. [ok exeeptnd there ston) Siilth, furmorly of Be Lovie, who had been exe | Weuthor contiousug warn. richly and profusely decorated tt tr i an ofticer af the municipal police. Within the | T3909 “p i focracardy + Aequittei. Ree eae Me uayinent ot |. Wat th Rend, 0. & W. Guthrie, Geitfin & Cone ly and profusely decorated with flowers, | Iriend fe Making in tho Arty of Civile | house wero othera of the force: tho corpulent | ————|>™ fie = r ee ee ee Oc einited that’ ho | Dolleyvand others who procum iholr supply in | Smilax, ferns, and raro tropical plants, Ovor |: ization. Currlor, Chiof of Detectives, with all his alds, | ————|GRAND NX 9 Hexiected to pay tho nascasmcnts because he | te city or its immediate vicinity nro patiently the sifebonrd, In the north ead of the room, was Wansega, now known ns Charics Montezuma. | gig the night squad of pat 1 Fe ee eat tid tut recolved hum | walttiiz to boxIn aperations. ‘They are hopoful | a itor! jmitation of the wllal and arch of tho OL sas OF pAtyalmen frorthe Har: $y wi ve gho “Resorve Fond" and Other Now | notices. Wien he had applied for relustatee,{ Wat Chicago weather will not forsage thom this | fumous Strashuirg clock. which was a work of hu fs sald to be the only Apaché Indian over | sigan Street Station, The appearance of tho Iile + af brought under tho influenecs of clvilization, ee Mont on these grounds, tho then Heeretary,’ | Veet, us le did in tho wintur of 1870-"60. artin tts way, The floral decorations wero by kg | terlor of the rbotns devoted tu the dangerous ea Hin or resinonnout bn Bea ate CRE DE EA) ait carte Rag, uneaiitng; eiee | THIBERE, Montezumn ht had w cored and To" propratory, denier, layer, and he ws culled upon to spenk, [ly exptnined, check : Hho initinis "Get kein old Englich seripttoxt, | eventful carcor, although bis aya 1a not mors | wcqppers," and luafers woro Iie, They stood Tho soventh anount mecting of tho North | bow he hnppened to neglect the paymont of bis ‘The outside portions of tha menu oarus were | tn 16 yonrs. Ho tsa pure-blood Pinal Apaché, | qhout in bunctica and grou} d ESP ea watorn'Traveling-Ston’s Association was opened | aseesamente, id Mls Discovery of the Mouth of the Mxe | printed In erimson and urplevand worn a snare | and whon about bor 0 years old waa captured bY | among themselvee gcops ane -gineumed it Rowen, |———— at 10 olcock yesterday morning In the Methodist After. «a long discussion, tho matter was siamippl—Propored Commentoration of | vel of the printer's skill. Pound's orchestra fur- | sume Pimo Indians, who were thon at feud With | eye ANYTHING NUT CHERNFUL a Lady | |] Feeeee—= Chiret Block, corner of Clark and Washington | ‘ephed without action. the 2001h Anniversary of ftv Dincovery | Mashed a delicious program of eholve tnusia dur. | his tribe, Mr. Goutite, the photographor, wae nt ELAS ss HERRPUL SINVATIONS |. .-———— vou uitwway, 2 A . ing tho fenst. ; B | areets, ‘Thoro wero over 200 delegates present, sree ee ete A otra lenvine ING by Lu Salle, tho fous. Thy bill of farv, whieh included | that time (187) with the Plwoos In Arizona, and | SMe OF the more timorous of the throng bud the chotcest and rireat viands prepared in the =| BDGEWoOD rons, | Tromectiue was culled to ordor by Presidout | buainoss touttend ne tne hedalde of Nr. Mack, | Vo Print below n lottor addressed by Afr, | highest atyleof tho culinary is prepared tn tue | pought tho saungetor from his captora for $3, Hunan aooleatt he ack Rate of, the room, as | ————|_buzwoun FUER: James C. Miller, of Chicago, who, in the course | Of Bismarck, ntuomber of the assvclation, who 1 Washburne to tho, Hon. Isane N. Arnold, the | justice to, after whit. cine champagne and | He took the poy Est, and on his return to Chi- that Bar PAS) of bisannual addross, ends, 3 Lee of ane OX, MN ith, Preaidont of, tho Chiengo Historical Soolety, in | cigurs, and an eloquent “flow of saul.” cago ont him to sebool, Photo®raphs of Brovene ibe sioeonalty of valet to me pte | SS (GeNtLemes; sVo. bave had a vory pro coho migzcstion of Mr-Gutter, Messrs. Sinithy | selntionto.n suxyention of Morro Marry, tho PRESIDENT HAMN'S ADDEESS, Montezuma taken ot that time ropresont tim oa-| talon under the esourt of & boing made up of — year, ono porbans unoxampled in the bist toe te elreuinto around among the dotegatesand | Ffench historian, that tho historical sucioties In Mr. ii. F. Hatin, the President of the associn- | n very unpromising specimen of the aborigines. { bf escapes thare wore none, ‘Two by twu the fine | mn Trsovlations of this Kind. Our losses tee to circulate acon among the doteratesane | the Vulloysof the Obie and Mississippl:Itivers tion, after tho meal bad been concluded, called (Ay te ine.) RECOLLECT, NEXT WEEK? aed his clothing was chictly noticeable by reason of | St the tight and left of an officer, and went Tea eOMGHeT NEST WVPER thitech for tip previous vue, When we evi: | Preridont of tne aeaceiniton. ia, bats were | Wiscovory of. the mouth of tho dMslsippt on Ing Annual IldreAss a cercaao Jewnre | enon-eristonee, Ila was alout ne Unarmed Beesley Sree who tien bata om iniaaiea toe EY NIGIETAS DP SENTIA ie Ader peanones Of the, wholeanie trade In |-P Waite tuts wun Hola on the barefooted head tho fh of April, 1882, by Hohert Cavaller de | rie’ ASSOCIATION, AND- GENTLEMEN? I bavo | and apparently untamable # boy as could be | fore been wagering thele nimble nickuls against HAVERLY’S THEATRE, rey aly and’ Stato of tho West, Nortu- | of Charlo Hiltom of the ‘Tremont ttonee, was | Jt £ailo, Wo think tho snggvstion a most ex. | the bouor and tho ploasure of presenting 10 | found, and could not apenk a word of English, | tho cupital of tho bank, Bo soon ns tho ‘The Larxe, Handsome. and tenting ‘Nheatre,. Hetab- eat; and Kouthwort, exposed to! all’ the | discoverod uoar tie dour, and loud galls ‘wore } eallent ono nnd that it will meat with excoption~ | tne iho wtutun nied time, the yoarly uddress#1V- | “yesterday tho reporter fourd a stout, woll- | TOOms ad Neat cleared of all save 89 | JiitAvEthsvrucneunsSinnnacr and Fropelutst picioy year, we jo olmatar an uaual Ally uns mundo for hla Re responded reluctantly. nd | alsavor,notonty with tho historical aocleties | tion, and of welcoming to is fifth annual bine | sown lad, looking fully 18 years old. Tho baat Ua der yt ace terns en hale THIS CRE iT é beat honlthy class of mer or elke we have bean tha eaeat Ae uewelt iets pee et ory referred vo, but among all lovers or bietory Inter- | quot not only you who constitute its member. | etraluht, black bair was closcly cut and parted | rounds of duty, the olice. stepped across the Li R AT FRIDAY NICHT, See eo ee eee RRO ee eee eae ae oer con | ested In ourcnrly discoverlvs. Atmong all tho dig- | slp, but the distinguished gueste who wre bore | on the ‘side, Thy bora complexion was uot | street and notified ‘al itanodua Ghat ie tigers’ | ae thecatet me aenaaee covet to NEG "ERGs ag both, for our denth-rate the past two yours aets | more for tho fulluenco of ‘tho, triuvoling men | coverors in Now France, Lagallo stands out con- UR us OU RE Le te puonat aT aBRTIRic Ke the durkergertalniy than that of w Bieiiian or Greek, | lair, Mesias over No. 121, was uiso under are | 7 Perfect outpourity ot the peouly to enjoy Portality tables at defiance, than for the influence of tho dally prosa of the | avlouotisly ns one of the grontost, boltest, and Ca Efe Da OU MEL el rb ne ala ‘neatra. sat ‘om thie house only twenty-two persons, | 'e world pleasing hutiday mercinents of OUN EXEMPTION FROM DEATIL country, His romarke cn keeplug a good hotel been {reo Frain disappointments and disnsters, | straight but nut inrge nose; rather wlte mouth; | including the dealers, wero Legale ‘ 1 His tong h c! G nates flied out, tuok thoi ect fie pet twolvomonthaure but twelvoagainst | pliunt toatimuninl to Me. J.C, Siilier, the rouiring | should celebrate tho 200th anniversary of tho | {He RAthering to order, and dolivered the follow- ie ee re occ bae pice-oU als facesan oir oapes 7 most enterprising, and whose history hag all the | White! have liken no: inventory of the resulta | good teeth; It bi ‘7 pulled” Hayerly's Original United Mastodon Minstrel were highly apprecinted. speech waa é 3 rs eeth; ips rather more full than those o! At the armory, where the” pulled” of both is Sniatink and we snuibt hut oteuinte te vill gracefully ond Ce Ctaly The sp Interest of arpmunee. ‘Yo our Judgment noth- of our alors for the past txelvy inontha, yot f | the averuze whit places were. taken, n record of tho names and 40 13 me wan -£0 The treat Original «& BR Se re a VLECtRE rT earn ing could bo muro wopeupriate thas to celoura- | S555 WY Nate en toe to bo satistiod, and tbat | jueGuLAl PRATUNES, AND AN INTEIAAaRT- axed woe nade.” inaamuch we all tho men had | fn sbeiracounde cary epueaton, peter apould not, be surprised to seo tho death-rate r Fs jon referred to, dt is duo to the memory | tons upon h dn larger vi LOOKING FACK—= See ae ree neucnulne Tunes were | (ie, shrones of i to the rloweat utd: poucest reach the grand average of sixty. a tea the Testnontat Som Rien fepnetedd ot one of the most remarkuble men, Hot only of | in 188t than Be ane cat youre OF shia seed it tacy had ucentce ditersnes would i Auiorica nnd ino verdict af tha malta I your. Nor ts thls auch 18 the pen-photograph of Montezuma. Tho - “* poraon in Ainerica, and the verdict of the mule Fen a ere OF ys oar tas been | in eet ieee eoRa, Cammittco, ronnie | Histime, but of any axe, fur ta Sille, with his | our only enuee tor gratiteddion,, fe eamnot | ¢¥ea were tho inust distivetty fidian ceatures | fee" yen mnmdos had been no didercnee wus | procisial them ihe grentost and moss amualna Sti Re eee ea nae Teen OO | ee ee eee reece | igh eduention era rato tutelligence, had the | HAVO cacapad your notice that the Chicaga Jou | ‘Thore Wasa muntest tendency of the bulet | gna lower clussos of Mie populution—just uch a |, Fecndtrueted on a) sti senuous mentee ind ey the Hii, Fay deo coer au vapour ave | Rieti be natcatan, vet) ee | enteritis of tacrntaie wie unsurpacot | Hex teneeml nao aud ima coma ita. | SS ova, TSP Parga I | Grow aig toe Youd nny Nat at chbar ot | Rain ae ctl a anveats be Attempt was mot v he Tae *, od a ct “l wi bom ry dealers, { bbe v1 " apapers an ime th men one bas been. por member for tho | acevectund mncer nunia, bat eons squotched, | courHRS, aNd untcnrd-of tenneity, Which have | and that the imombors of our Moe arctcam! | wide, and would, be beld. by phrenniogints’ | (8e.,t%e boweos. The ugos of the Uris | aitracuons, * HORS tos UHL SY etre. "year" oners ranged = from 34), the — youngest, iierage mombership. turing tha’ year’ 8140. | 'Tho-Comnittus on Blection returned shortly | timprersed his namo indelibly on tho page of bis- | nized tn the commercial world ag nective and in- | ##ood uve, Altuxether Muutezuma justiiied the | 1 72, the eldest ajorliy HE ONLY LEON t thinic Bie ahowlng, = For ox ened | before 1Go'clouk and made the following repar' tory. When wo stand in the presence of whut felligant Wrath ere. and a4 prompt and reliable clalinaiit le feionds that ua wus f fineslookty A ta i ae soar hoe TAND THE ZANERETTA FAMILY. ber momber will compare, favoruble with woy | Presidents H.W. I. Cutter, Chicur, Yice-lres-,| pus followed La Sulle’s discovery of the mouth merchants, Wo ‘navo added one ta our mem. | lad, To was neully drcsged in dirk clothes. self” in tha colis down-stuirs every mut was Ualted | “NULiCe~\un will vs To hurry un if you srisittes aimilactnehty ee oer nger | Heute, FW. Hutter, Chicuoy We 8. Suey "| of tho Sivslesipph 200 y i, iets hi Te ani dation tho pant Yene aud) bwonty Boptes | eT GUNUvandine eee much out, Mike MeDanuld heconting suroty for the | soo them, for thoy ull wo away very shortly —perliuy staring tho winagomont in the faco fy extray dra Milwaukee; dds Giilmoru, St, Louis; H.C. 0 Missiasipp yours ngu, itis inposslbic | sentative houses aro now enrolled upon our | At homa In Gentilo’s studiu. occupnnts of George Haukins’ bouse, and Jem | never to return auuin, saturday and Munday—t. ganco—Iincreased expense ench yanr, 1 can | Jordan, Burlington, In: W. C. Corbet, Min- | to withhold an expression of our wonder, aimaze- | books, “A In response to various: Jnquiries bo said that | Hankins bondamen for those arrested at bis | perfurmances tn thiscity, NoweVenr afturnugl a conscientiously commend. the association as wn | ‘neapolls, and W..0. Doiny, Indiany: Secretary | mont, and admiration, Our alms and purposes have remained une | titer spending overal years at school in thlé | prother Al's. ; night—[nst of Havorly's Oritianl United Stastoden examplo of doing the most with the lenst pussl- | and. Treasurer, L. C. Chusc, Chlenzo: Boat |” The stutes ut tho presont day bordering on tho | COAPKed, and we ure still unltedly seeking to get | Ot and Brooklyn be wis transferred to the Lill- eres rr Minstrais. bleoxpenso. | Of Directors, J, 0, Silior, We fH. itussolt, Conrad | 944 ps at tho pi ay bordering tore light regurding the commercial standing, | nole industrial University wt: Chnmpatyn, Ho SEVERAL LUDICROUS INCIDENTS te ‘Gentlemen, Lbolicve tho outy thing thatatands | Witkowskye H. 8. Hawley, and “Samuel Hike, | Mlssissippl iver, tho mouth of which La Salo | thy character, and the intogrity and business res | APont two yours in ‘the preparatory, «o- | were noticed. during tho pull. An old man with CENTRAL MUSIU-HALL. Inthe way of our permanent prosperity {a tho | at! uf Chicugo—to serve Lo yenrs; Director for | dlacovered April %, 1082, and Its tributaricy, aro | Bpoualblllt bsonce of a rest fund, We should havea r yp sere: at att Pgh uur cusrarpors. enn dn anos, pattnen: Ota thats | jaro ious nnd if iB seherniie uray bear Worked he Wee through ae absonce erve fund, C Du! av one your, to I vacuney, M.S. USC. es at Te seurching In the simplest and most direct form Hoey class. 8 Grow! wuited outelde Georges pince to 7: Ba ee ee Te TS TORE eee ee reece ane |. igulsiana, Mestastoph, Arkunsns, enuesseey | Toe tute and truth, Hretont bo is taking thelromistry courseawiuiva | joer ene unfurtunates us they madethelroxits, | Chursday Evening, Jan. 5, on for onc at this meuting. +] man on the alate receiving more (hurt 100 votes, | 974 A 9 rginta, Penusylvanta, Tr lot notoworlhy fact that a 6o-called “state- view of titting himeaglf for tho” profession of | and requested tho policeman dourkeever to let Nr. J.8, Buttorflold, of Chloago, asked if tho | whllo the “Chaso-tickot” men received over Jlinots, Sesourd, Kansus, Lowa, Wisconsin, and | ment,” giving the actual standing of x dealer in | Medicine, Ho has still two yours anda bulf to | bim yet his satchel whleb be bad lett for sa sociation hid any recard to show thnt a mcot- 1,000 votes each, Minnesota. We presume thit all those States, or | Our special branch of trade, fs rarely demanded; | Rpcud {n the university, and expeots to bo gead~ | keeping. The sutchel wis given h ife~ 1 . ‘ sand ne ho College Songs é init . ro its Hated in.June, 1644, atter which hu will spend « | passed f the oll “You don" a we gas hetd last year, Ho. did mot, hellove the | .AB)foptiate spedches of thant were mado by | tho loval biatorieal suefotiea which have been | Sotily understood that’ tae Iegitimute denier in ta ink med! exe, Then bls your Mek, Old manic’ he reply was 0 Warhl T have. learned. comethlay aries, utter and Chuse, after whick the meet | estubiisicd therein, wilt assoelate thomeclves onilly understood that the legitimute dealer In | Counle of yours ina medical colleze, Then bis now your luck, old im itonngraphlc report could be culled a record. | fog adfourned until noxt year. avery business, who makes bis true condition | mbition points to the uttalnment of a Gove yee Tea an After a rnthor lively discussion, the association pobsaecebcte Eh alee ei avy moyemont lovklug to-n6 appropriate camara pratits, thereby in Umes of depression ele fupolatmont, Protubl on whos frontier: ty it cae Matt, an nage salterwirl he celebration of vyent hiv! tC > }fand loses nothing when the trade Is prosperous, 1 ves bo cot ie Of most ecrvice. wit irresl au ol jaukins’ aco B roted to consider the stenographer’s roport 0 THE TRUNK LOTTERY. theo In the nistoryof tho Sa aes eetoey ‘Tho estimate of one's strength and nullity to | Considering that be averages with tho best | ininus’ a $75 gold watch which Bowe Glee and Male record, and it was uccordingly read as the min: s i bs cre ‘ sist ¥CrY | inect ubligutions fs often hypothetical, and the / Scholirsof his’ aco in the university, there fs | ligbtelnyored went bad taken from him whllc q utes of tho Inst meeting and accepted. Tho: Minot» Central Clearing Out Its of tho mouth of tho Mississippi. There would | fafture to perform a contruct, no mutter what | cVory reason to bellove that this program willbe | be was explaining with rustic alinpiicity aod Choruses. ‘tne antiual report of the Becretary and Troon- i i a LF seum to be n vestaln propriety in tho Chi- | the reason for it may-bo, creates doubt and | fultified. i oogerness the way fn which he took bis depart- pis aror, Mr. D, ©, Chaso, was, read, ana. exhibited Bugzage-Room—Prizce and Blantts. cuxo Alstorical Socloty taking the Initiative in | forces creditors to take: measures which bring Montezuma speaks as good English as any | ure unaccompanied by an ofiicer, (ls namo is 5 i following 1! _ land An quetion gale of unclaimed rallrond bags } tig matter.’ La Salle Js tho founder of Ilinols, | #POUt the downfull of well-tucaning and sub- Chlengo high-school boy, and bis answers | John Munycrson, anu bo balls from Logansport, the following inanciol showing: Balance on Rage was hell yesterday, beginning ut 10 o'clock, eh ba i ho fl = vee | gtantin deniers. itis therefore protitable to be. | evince iud, Ligut. Ripley gavo blmabed at tho ar- and Deo. A, 188%, $3,600; received on assess: | n,m, n¢ tho ntiztion roots of Elson, Florsbelm gop Teak ea the Salt yo eavepiad Lr otlnrntCe,| ee eee ae OATES [tg any oe es ae oe Rey GET MINDS mintsmuch ae the pubiia bas beon given to vn mentasinco that time, $67,587; amount paid to i cuupiod by ourmngnift= | 13 nota trifle that enn*be caully played with, 3 ma uc eon given ~ rc aon ne eaEHOO clesuleg, Beoretaryeent, | & Coron Randolph street.’ The bagarge #04 | teont city, On tho sth of January, 104% no | There is a written: business record en Ho suid that he bad studied Latin to somoex- | derstnud that gumbling wasn site IP not 9 pro! ® Ary, pOStugo, Oto, Ratti; totnt recolpts, $7825t; conslated of 650 pieces, whieh had aecumulated 1n the .bngyage-rooms of the Ililnola Cetitral total expenses, 07,40; balnnee on band Dec. 26, o : 1881, $10,001, During tho year 490 new mombers Raliroad during tne pust year, bealdes several dud folned tho association, 108 of thom residents: | 80!4 watohes and other articles of Jewelry loft. earl “very: tont. and hed mude oonsiderable progress in r I f teithed Peoria Tatco with tls expediston, where | ¢¥ery ono, and eshould Bo the nim to.deo that it | Toetomattos, Latis was tut tm the course ae: | Hable, business In Chicago, tt might be WelLtO | Pooaiae prices—-Admtenton, #0 and Tie, ftenervea re é Be isereditaule, for wo know Cull woll that nclear | fiened to bit. but bi eit TP that the tive houses taken by storm last | penta se dztrn, Tickets On’ enlo Monday morning, bu built “ Fort Cloveemur,” which was tho first | record is the “soul” of {he merchant. slyned to Dim, put bo took it as nn extra: jo | night were raided because Hubert Law, the well- Dine. at¥ ovciock, ne Centsal Stusicelfall ekatcomes -eivilized oceupution of tho’ country whieh now ‘Tho reuson for seoking this Information can ag well troat y overybody,'both fn the unl- | known conl merchant, went beforu Justice Wal- et constitutes tho State of Lllinola,” ‘Terrible did- | be brieily stated. ‘Tha \oredit system Is one vorsity and outside, and was neither treated 6 | Jaco und swore oul wirrants, stating that "gam- ERLY’S: R 7 of Chieayo. In tho hands af conductors as sceurle | Coustitutes tho Binto of ltnoln ittended ia | Wileh ata times demands great watentulness | SEMHOuty oe, Puroniaes Dy tae whee equals | blou-bouses wore bolus kept, tovctet thor | HAVERLY’S THEATRE---PATTI, INVESTIGATING THE OFFICERS. ; ty Jor fare by impecunious pussongors. at d and requires the exercise of profound discretion. e lated on terms of perfect equal- | warrants being bused upon the law of the State Sulle before he bullt Fort Cieveemur, The very ity. He said there were no colored Inds in the - tie 3 =) MIL HENKY E. ADBEY respectfully announces nume—Broken-Henrt—Is suggestive bite nae au bhtaln speont Information, ana wound tis uals ptatior tc y could not keep up thelr studies | HAD TO TE SEItY eee NTE TOS EHOTEG: MME. ADELI N A ? ATT rows and sutforings which must haveuppalled the | methods ‘of the Chicugd Jewelers’ Association ania ine un oe ligat epoptict: cvinietes ad which tho gamblers have. koown all along was ° I heart of tho brave explorer, Obilaud to yhan- | both consistent ana effective, cuauling Us tO | ‘ho hus beou baptized in thatcvwmunion, When | being extended to them by the Chiel: Bxceattee | 187 hre0,(% Grand Qporatie Converte—‘Tucaday teven« don and dismantio hlssfort, tt wus in March, | Wve could not well have otherwise., y a child be was baptized by a Catholic priest | of te Muuleipal Government. Mr. Law, itis | and eaturday Afternoon, denen aed ool. 1640, that Ln Salle improvised his expedition to | “There stand at this tite upon our records the | 18 Arizona,so that ns fur asrizos and coremuntes understood, bus taken up tho battle ngalost | Un ‘Tuesday Evening, Jan. dat 8:15 o'clock, MME find the mouth of tho Missleslppl. It wus, thero- | Dames of 6,700 dealers, regarding whom 3,621 foto bna a come, hold. a Gentile says he | these guinvlers because one of his forinercterks, | AVELINA PATTIE, will, in conjunction with all the 2 On Wi 7 but the reporter | a young mun, after a service of u few months in | artiate of the Patt! Company, a dna briltiant foro, o4 the follof Illiioly dattho great undor- | *pUelil Inquiries were inde in the course BF tbe | hd noe enter upon any tooloxieul discussion | his employ” fuund timeelt about 48H) bobind in | progranime, atvo wanted By SNOT NICOLAS] wd Inking was fitted out. it is to be hoped, thoru- | fers of informution “were regeived: " ‘Theso | Vitb'bim. hie accounts, fled from this city to Painesville, | BIREr artlatn of the” Patil" Company, will appear in ore; that the Chi Historient Society wilt | spectal lott rethe hte Mr. Gentile considors that bis protégé Iso | O.. wus brought buck by ono’ of Pinkerton's . fore, thi Jeayo: stor! fety 1 | spectal letters, togethor With the report of euch tol rit tf f of that ub Pry tako uarly stops looking to u celebration of ‘tho }'iember, appeared, as thy whra reoulved day by FREE Te Eee eee ee eat ea eenpriated fines “AIDA. discovery of tho mouth of tho Mississippl by La Hee oy Toe a ee eee ‘of the Dov, ‘Tho Apaoués ara perhaps the will- | im play’ at the Hunkins brothers, buuses. It ix | Wht all tho accessoriaé of scunory, costumes, und Sullo on the Oth of April, 1882, at sume place to | extent or our system andthe grout and constant | cet tribe with whou tho United States bave ever | further syld that the Citizens’ Asspelation {s be. | Genaral SE a a eer gered penta tl, €, and #1 bo agrced” on by the various bistorieul societies | use mude of ty results. ind to do,; but: Montesuma, was caught young, | hud dir.Law in Bis ofart todo what tap MBPOE | extra, ancora Bonts atte In view of tho fact that. tho ollivers of thons- | Col. Lileon ‘bean the anle and succeeded tn ls-- foclation bad been severely criticised during tho | posing of 200 picces {n ono hour; when he was ust, alxty lays, Se J. 8. Hleburds, of Chienuy | sueceedod by Daddy Lyons, who finished tha heur charges againat and inveetigate the cou- sole, Thero was @ motoly erowd of bidders in nt- duct of; tie ollicera. and report tothe ugeocine | tendance, and after euch eulo tho cheek-olerk Yon iis soon as posable. : wrote down such naines ag ‘fr, Moses," ¢ Mr jo motion was carried, and tho Chal? ap- | Markt pointed thy following gentlemen togerve on suid 2 Blecndea thy! "Mapes vend alts Te A ently 4 Jnstenamen porson has beon 2 regular uttendant inunen'ena, dS). dened We Chonan eC] upon, enles Where. ehunce bargain. might bo flinore of Ste Leo eee of Chicago, etired to | Struck for the past, ten years, aud he fy reputed Gilmore of St. Louis, ‘The committee rutired to) to buve a large barn stored full of junk” ear uny choties that might bo preferred. somewhere on the Weat Sidy, and to bive grown ei ite Htussoll, of Lalonin, reported forthe rich out of the business, Ho wis a frequent, Canute of tho Seoretary and ‘rensurorhad been | Sows: and canseryutive viddor yesterday. to location. now at Messrs found perfectly correvt in ali the details, Tho ‘ ‘A RULY OF THE) SALES REECE 4 raver" does not seom tuclined to do—to ‘enforce tho | Stary + Piano Novme Ciaines iianoy 1s report was revived and tho committeo dis) te that no prekaze toneit shall Le opened by Interested in tho matter. Fe ee ee ae eee eect | TAKES VERY KINDLY TO CIVILIZATION. laa proniBItlag mUMOUDT ag augual After and faituate-s : eburged, : 0 purebuger In the stora, and hoe mnxiety ang ime f aAsgvC! i All ¥ cl f ‘ rep 3 . HATHCA ion of Mr. Bishop, of Chlenyo, the fale | unerhess of lucxpertencdd buyers to Kor hold | CHICAGO, Dac. 27, I881.—To the Hon, Jeniae I. | that Se ec eaeuTe oF SeetnS hUrO LouIgtNE, | Hie Prous Be a oKL Hie eshte fee Tac Ween | all vetio were werested bad been, balled outof | GRAND OPERA-HOUSE, lowing Conmitteo on Proxica was uppolnted: | of their purcbracs and tuke thon out into the Ariuel Preatdent of the Chicago Hlastorteat Suctety— ag our invited guests, Wealdes many prominent |: His, ele was tuken yesterday, aud will durance vile. ° Clark-st., opposite CourteHouso. . Dovall of St. Louis, Bishop of Chicago, Hildreth | alloy, or get them Suto expressswagons and | Deartsit: | bave just recelved u letter from the.| representatives of ahah Mercautilc pursults | muke n wonderful contrast with tho ‘picture Of t See FIED . “ERWIELSIING t Y of Ohio, Cundon of Lowarand Hawkins of-Stlqs |-open thom: wer udicrous to hebold.” Col, Et | evlobrated Frenen nistorinn, Pierre Margryduted }and other ovoupations, jotig - gontieman ‘who, |'ten. years yao: Bir. “Luonnrd W. Volk, te _ ETHNOLOGICAL. . - OVERWHELMING SUCCESS! aesotu. . | pon itest sold batt a dezen Indies’ guid watenes, | Parla, tho xin instant. Ho gives mo au iiterest- | since he lust dined at oursbonrd, has buon tel- | sculptor, baa taken acaat of bia bend, aud will | | % i. ‘VIE NOMINATION OF OFViCEIS —., |" palrof diamond edrrings, and w box of ued- for tho gnsulng year being deolured in order, AMloces tho "eureiuge stn ang tha. inudals ie dat ‘of the nesoeiution, ‘Tho nomination was | Mor, .lisnuilian | petted A received with applnuse. Mr Wichards “also | chusors of tho: watches a a #8. gol good —_barealus, placed In nomination the rest of the.” $100. | come of the tine-pluces batng worth $35 10 $1 ond tekut" nominated In enucus Wednesday | iy ruling price tor valises wus GU to 4 cuntys n the “825 for broken trunks, 7) cents to 23 fur unbroken faced 10 nomination tho '* $25,- St ‘ a ott ek nominated at. the: ‘remant trunks, 83.50 to €5; for onestes 84. Packing-cases uy accoush of the family of Pierre Lu Cléde, the |-amphuntly redicoted to ide over the affairs | pre} ter-wast 4 ed 5 MILTON NOBLES founder of St. Louis, wach inust bo Talunble to | aE Peueeltyssinyor “ilurtisons Te warady | fosbe reporter noticeubly fenturu dr tue heads | Wenearches of Capt, Honrko Among tho the f Jenn ch Ine duseendaite In that aity, of Ln cigae, | Waleome you all, gentlomen, to cbr annual roe } which is that {t fs ultnost all in front of the cur, | Indian Tribes of North Amerlea—Gene | chia Seana keane und Sanday Niguis, tho Mino itfaramuled t0-onu of his desceidants | Wiet'te mest yourheres ‘Gentlemens Lingnk you | week quon ho returns toCunmprimn to renew | , Tee following bas beon received at military T | now Hylui in St. Louis, My object 4 tocall the | for your courtesy. . -. . | hlsstudies. He ls certainly un {utoreating boy, | beadquartera: wee secre baie He sncey rnien Ta ates | ince sacos ae eronwenti Incorrupted by ap, | anu of aftracive manners, deen i, Sheridan Seay Gam: | saturtn Matlnens tar me gt INTENVIENS, a . i by Mot es ™ Ey ¥ manding airy Division of ie Alssourt, Chica- M dan. 21h te Rit of ens MUUtH Of eho Miseisipps hy Ln Satie, be | _.1Re noxt touat of the oveninr, which was : that, In abedlenco to your ordor, | have, durtug | Siig CR amas tela evening, Mr, Burro OW-bond th wired to be favorit urtleies af purchase by ame? "1 ‘esent y = | children will be uwivon awa’ fouso caucus Wednesday ovening. Mr, Bure | SOPeny Mat! . Ae drunk standing, was, “Tho President of the the gronter part of the present year, bueu cn ure | sir, Fuxin, Mr. Marks, and other experienced | says: i - : z ae sts ‘ Angry gaged in making Investigations upon the mane 7 jerrt nado a strong argiuinent in favor of “Fs | ingore, wid thoy hrougnE prlove uticind Lou | tn conntdortas cis, muntior.Y euninot forvene to tug United Seates.”"" Upon thigtoast President Hahn | Part Agate Angry and Unhappy. | Fos ana eysione of the ludian trues tiwag In HOOLEY’S THEATRE. fiofore jue'noon recous Bir. Richards made n | #410812 One largo trunk, suid to contain a itouvhinurat cavuderde tue Salton ay aut of jus | “through all the vloudy of darkness and sor . the Southern hf of the militury division; and lengthy epeceh on his proposed ‘amondmont to | PORTION OF JOIN UCULLOUGI'S WARDHODE, the constitution to crevto x reserve fund from | wasbid In by windy for $14.75. Tho fatr purehase which to pay death losses. ~ 4 * refused to Juferm: tho ‘mulesman whether Tho couvention thon took a recess watll 3} sho wanted a’ memento of tho newor or Rm . ae “ wis dn seareh of uv burguin in gent's np. When the assnclation wus called tuorderin | parc. . Some of © the prekues tut tho afternoon Mr. J. 8. Butteriietd, of Chicago, | ware opened in the: vicluity of the store dis- ‘ CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 20.—Attention bas been |’ 4 tur Ho Mh ot April, lest, WU’ be the. Auth row through which our Nation has rocently | 5 * Y thut, {a the performance of thisduty, Lhavevis- | Every Evening, and Saturday inee at 2, se ee eedvcey ot tha mati of aie Rissbslned, { phased thre. 1s ndeep and “abiding cowl cently | diverted from tho Music-Hali concert last oven- | ited the Shovhones and Rannocke vf Idabo, the yes bain, BNE MUAY ay Matinee a by the gent Rouuriuls (La Saiiey, ‘she Congress hnd bright hopo in our future, May 1 ask,you | ing by the potulance of tho divine Pattl, ‘Today | Sloux of Suuthwest Dakotu, the Apuches, =o > Uttauate wate recall tho tertio omerseiecs ort | Sth 10 af youe xiauses aad drtake’standing to tbe | sha‘ is Yery. miioh out of humor, and bas told De ar rear atin amar dae Cra Cress} SABRE SCE e onur, happiness, and jong ‘oof our worthy ci 3 a 2 v 3 Giecutonnatig: i Wenery, “Prosident, Cuogtee A. Arthur, Prosidont OF the pall pilpren peoni all ubouttt. ‘Toberin with, | aud ‘Tesus the villages oxaminedueiog Teams, | EIN. On the Bristol. ad ut eK,’ 1 Tlstoricat Horlety unito t—that is, tho ono usuully ac- | Sun Juan, Santa Clura, Plemis, Taos, San Lide- : called up. the matter of tho newspuper contro: | olused dniquo contents, One young man found OF rotiuiies of tw Valleys of thoonio | — ‘Tho tonet was drunk in ailonoe, Letters of ro- | onrded to the leading soprano, to tho right, | fons, Nambl, Pajuugue, Santo umingo, Zunt, Laughter for s weok, vorey which ‘wis carried unin {oie enty sowe | iy Now-Yenr's nox to Contain Wlatat frilied und Mileetastppl to oak y commomortiya geromony | grot weru rocaivad and rend from the following | Cary took tbls sont of honor, and Patti found | Zee, Su Coons, Newy, Bumanoy; Supowalery, Banilos for a month a year, Weeks ayo, and asked peamiesion to make wud ruited garment that bud the aypearunce Of | ute’ Buther sMurquotte. und” Lute Juliet iumed gontlomen, who had beon invited tobe | porscif altting on the outside. Of courso aho | AUSDUKUCNY: ae fol. Lorn. canta, 1elets BHERIDAN 005,000,001 281 ‘rhe Widuw O'Brien AN EXPLANATION. . * betng a partof a bride's gmuggled troussean; curwuinly fa ‘@ Lhun Paton Hennepin, whose present, but could not attund: Bx-Gov. dobn ty thinks Cary did Then C (New Moxteo), It, Ban pes 4 Zorwez, THE JOLLIESI ENTE INMENT EVER This ist HON: ote Hutter | Mnotdoronened a ton box and found wbumud | epee dio Fatigue WL Aion ius boon celebrutwal | Hevertdxe, Judy Gury, duuge, M3 fuluy, the inka Cary did it on purpose. Thon Cary re- | Ouchitt, und Ieuletu (Toxus), ange GREENE permission wus granted,and Bir. Hutter | MielMon ai aicely wired. together, ready to | Luke the: tborty, oir, to autmitt te yuu this iden as | Itev. A. E. Kittredie, Luthor Lattin Mills,Churles | colved @ most flattering reception from tho au- Thave made muny nutes and obtained some 7 saps 7 ileld paid that in’ newspaper communication, | Seluton all, wcely wired, getter ope edhe | welluan decision be which the Acaiemy of Kouen, | Fanzo, Lyinan J, Gago, 1uines 8, Runulon, E.C. | dlonee: Tt was enally acconmted for, sinco the | {foriuaton whieD, with us utile oalny ae poss! AWVICKEWS THEATRE, eee a eee ee eons ume | moat common nds wore various urtlcl thy nuitown ac tm Ballo, gill aavaciata (Galt with | [Line, Proaident of the Now. York Jewolure’ As i" i : ble, sould be digested and arrayed for your eT seit hud writton, that ollicor tho soviuty of Chleage, sovtetlga Gatublialivd on ‘Po my mind I it ‘ al é a a dt apa ‘TY 1 Me tho Seerotiry and ‘rensuror were obliged to | uurtiue apparel, books, wig bavecioldl weusits, itivéolt Ereono at hur “eute | Soutublons, D., Ws Moniogon,, calor, oF tho Aroat contralto fe a favorit in thls olty, and | inspection. Among the dancey and customs | Tho Madivon Square Theatre Company imake ultornate deposits ip two city bons peat propertv-of professional hotel Yentae" ain thoy: : duy when, Nb assegament was being collected. | contained nothing but bricks, or oclor heavy do hid exitnined the books of the Sceretary and | yupstances wrapped up-in paper.” ‘The ely code Trouurer and hid disenvered that ME several’: sinuou untit# olviook, anu che O50 nlecen of ine, limes durlug tho past year several dave 8.8 | cory brought 818m, which the Ltliuots Central tine bad dono, by williout any depos Lene | oiticinis think will: seareuly pay thei for the . fates’ werg evidently “adiinisteation icn. os | ruuble thay have hed In trunayortiny, tori, they trledto hiss Me, Hutterticld down, but a | od bundling tho tui, | guitteman named Burrows reasoned with then} ie Tao HN OF Havethepeaa | deleclera’ biretvar, Now York? Beth i Thomas, | Particularly whon she appoars iu heavy parts, | observed may be thentioned the Sup Dance of {ieyup the -remuritrunce of n common ears, tor | and Small & Moore, attornoya of the agsociution, | Such as the oratorio of the “Messiah” fur- | {ho Sloux, the Sonke Duticu of the Moguls, tbe EVERY EVENING IN there tau prineiita gt pudee wud nfection in such an 1 fabict Dance Santo Doni the Dance of x ysucluton with the pany worthy uf ull romuct, oanren's “auine,” ” nlabes. Sho nover sang Lotter thun Inst oven. | Auvict Dance at Bante, Pomtagh, the Hatce of H AZEL KIRKE T think this suggestion of M. Murgry fa worthy After the letters had been rend, Mayor Har- | inz,and the audicucy becamo proportionutely | Wine Dance of the Ne-bue-cuec, and tne Phailic ou gf the eerlous consideradon of aur dociety, and risun was vatled ‘upon fo ape for “The | damonstrative. Patel noticed it, thought thatit | Dance—all of these four just at Zuol, New | saTURDAY, THIRD: HAZEL KINKE HOLIDAT Sermmps you aneit deem it proper weal tts | City of — Chicagy." somehow, the Mayor | way un olfurt ta bolator up the: vontrulte, and Mexico, MINER, attention 40 the audject at tte next ant hly spmigented wel glucing, ie, gat nurdod bor feelings and resentmont, ‘Thea thoro ny nile bitterly kext taand tune the, ranre . Jismodiatn applicagnationkt bu made for sosts. cetlng, With a view of ‘taking suc! - nt roxeuute wy st us in etinolo ie icas ae WAI avein PLOpeR Tauravery truige? | Howsonpers, io clawed himsoit to bo nmost | Wasa alight, ae sho thinks, on the part of the proxceute mo, studio in etonoioey ee osaicy | Special New-Year's Matines Monday Next. “"E, Hy WASHBUNNES modest inuit,-who was assaltod by the press. Mr. | Prosidontof the Musfoul’ Festival Association, | avcampliahed. compure with tho Inforination a advised thom hot ta, work-‘the bulldozing « ICE, —_——— Droste ea qleatl 5 Opynale biniy and sha Femutt. air. Edmund H, Pendleton, brother af the Sen- | suill ta be gained at tnuch a8 fy drup of water CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL. Sir Ghuge suid bo could prove that he bad cer Esl A.GREAT FRAUD. See eeeh Che wone tmey were very fund to. | ator, She expected when stivadvanced upon the | {ore ty Taisea that my notes will show that T | A MOST ENJOVAULE ENTENTALNSIENT. taken good caro of the nesoclation’s money, aud | ‘The Chicago’ Dealers Are Not’ Yet M1s- tho wudsonee, Havored exceedingly af acerhity. | Sto. Cat TG would be imi not profs | Dave done ny best to gain the Lullvat and most PATIENCE! . PATIENCE! PATIENCE! be started off to tho bunks uftor bis books, : couraged Abyut This Years Crop, Swindiers Organtas a County ii Datos, | MP Harrison claimed what ho read the Biblo’n | tur his eurvices. Tuedlore Thomas udvenved | accurite information possible conocraing the | gupert.and Huilivau's latest und most euoceeatul NOT SUSTAINED, ‘Tho contiountion of moderato weathey almost | Wg one Soveral Musidred ‘hone | Seuanede widel, ho ae OAT chiatiivipeldes | foward her, but was met-ly a forbiding wus of | THIS Yeh oth opera pa Nu : ectly reniternd by tho Mr, Quingy, of Winonn, for the Comnifttes on | uninterruptedly fram tho beginnii of the wine LLE OP ELA CO: dave been the reolplent of much kindnoss Fak HE: AM +. ALLAN Ys sand Moltara’ Worth of + Sehoul | show Ar. Harrison went on In, glowing termeto | {uo band, and Patt! went to her piace alone. if .¥ be . a of " and sytuputhelic encouragement trom the ollie ruimtia work interproted by # strictly iyric und Conduct of Citlcors, renorlud want tuo churves | ter souson Up to tha present tine bes bad |ts et | pposnay? nioturo thy furure greatness of Chicngo, witon, | Tuere wus wh evident wttomns, contrury, tu tho | tor, ate urmy ang ovilians, woos eourtedios | dramaile cusvuble, So eee eee antic park eciaed worth | eck Upon alinust overy[ino af Rusluess, and " Sprctal Diavateh to, The Cheaan "Tribune, ho prediated, In 1X would conrate 1,000.00 In | Would ut pormit it. Whon Fait camo to sine | Wil purticularizo .at @ lator dates but) “ SpRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, haatuin thou. ‘This rupore wae accented, moro especially upon the Ive trade, Varying | - yankrox, Duk, Deo. 2.—Last winter tho Muyorine that time, Ro, would Hive and bolts | thy “ite Dwhich ae rvapuuded, Gossip says to ny ee alt ieitbrecnden ato Gens, Hutebs Giaekest. botwreen Lake und ttundotpe. 7 First~Thh Benue etore allowed thi 2 ' mo st sortalie ty | reenlzed. je orgibization, ng it was aftey- | aho next tonst was Our Nation and Ite Gaye | and that it was: dune to show Cary ataits f Nee f Re aoe Erne Te wed tg | question of supply's the demand (¥ ae certal to | wards proved, wus avcomplished through tho | ornment;” which was: resiunded to by Bir, wae nut. tha fuyorit, it | spectively commanded the Dit ind do busiuess + nt fC thig | Come as summer weather, For the purposd of ee eens hand whutuvute ns on ascoptaining whut icuedentore thought of the at she Hy com riot of Now Mox- l st49 tian ade lt xrossest inlurepresgatutlon aud porjury. Of lato | Emury A, Btorrs, He tartly alluded to thy ex- | ia probuble, however, that | ‘'homas bad 1 Capt. Frank L. Bennett, Ninth Cavalry, cavilt?s Gr eat Speca y 00. Becoud—Thut the boud: accepted by tho Boord | outléos, a‘fninuxe reporter called yesterday Ie * z Raney etre ot tua Migenandthensnidne | expotod tu perroit Patti to ba recalled, ‘Thora | for iavaiunble aasivtnnce extended during toe 4 Jatt. C. 1, suith's, Undo ‘tom's it has bevomo known that’ a cuusiderubte eum of | CCUMMME MOCy Ot i ee eager biel lay | ts Fe eae eescccinas gicaat Urundy | ime that he wcted ws ujent or tho Navajoo in | aahnett ee Gitte Nae tours Makinuy . Suunty: Pine ‘ ; ca Stovensin and Frauk t Hi ny upon wevernl of those. doing extensive Dusiues | Dojtelus County warsants wore m-clrculatinn, | tn” hor steers, lumber, land, and tust, but not | which wus srit gied ipto the recepuonsroom | Wlansy wod to Mr, Jume: Hauge rogatieed by ake conutltutlon. bond for) trough downetawn alives. rea ea nveat ution wae, Instituted today. Gos, | act ty feet ete gtd unc auferent Greces | Jor cary, while att gotions, ‘phere compiainis ; 22. Cushing, af tho smithsoulan, for most tmpor but there is nota proper rocord kept | J.P, Bmnith & Co, said they wero ‘ velopments were made: whieh show that, while | yvite not ws jae a 4 Jittnols, hor had Athens sg | Wnt Mo alinee gntiraly to, the sealouay of thi tints the visita L muda to tho Pueblo oF t ‘ 3 ‘ q ’. . y ssarlna’ € 4 ” oa populattor CARO, nv} a > Cony p ; an se ee Te ade hald gue of the éqah | ANSIOUSLY ATO OR Aes cotadiy a Dol Xo Aalders ant arti fargo a populttion ind, orutcers! ar fanber, cts, | niticuntavadion bore, wad ther bus teen tho | | ave the boner to be. General, vers reape recolpty of the asspelation without avtion of the {thus Leen the Reane of the biggest bondi | pe a ee aoe re ein history long aftee | most carnuat dusire that slo migbe vielt Cluoine .| fully, your obedient servant. LY 7 ‘The soonur the north wlud swooped down upon | frauds. A few duys-nyo tho banking firm o} tf n % nav waits Inte iu the xeason, ‘The proves has Journ G. Bounks, Vound) iu direct violation Of the constitution, | | trom ite mubcles civerus tn tho fartucat | Jenn. Patan & Cow of Now Lark, tele aa cate. vent and Reaterial-venive and | oreditod hor with being tho xreutest living aie | ¥irst-Llentenant Thied Cavalry, Aldadu-Camp, Hee of bis olection fur the past two yoars. hovth fhe better thoy: thaught. it woutd be for | egrnphed — to their“ gorrespondent bere | jotrning. Mr. Storrs suid that tt wus beat that | prin, Tele probable bor preeent til-nature wil ————————— On moun of Sr, Quiney, it wae deaided (hat! ea ttetrrg Peary ulnglo untae ot {haul Ce ae Ha ty ut : Bue they xkould alk the trath jmong themselves, | pass away beforuaho louves tho city. -CHIEF-ENGINEER DRAKE, when the meeting adjourn it dage to moet in Chit: Crt te Et cea one | ting three #1000 bone bad been olered om, | Hosiltided to tne Nutter s Rennes ane oe es es 2 » ch’ | from duke, Pop! a aE ara uuica may designate | aaa tuora Wud A vkluier” ot feo about payee Kaine tte time was consnmod id the discus’ | Wwulles thlak on take Winnguaue, but, ith, Mon of the propused amendtngnt to the consti~ Ae aro jor it disappeared ¢ ly i ha Weother. luguiities, Aland about ladon, but no wetion could be tule une Uh | sthaiguiving thre wis a thin seulo af fou aver ton, and whi he vane’ to the nano ‘of * % Thoy wero Jnformed that there wad ooithor w | Quel r THE IRON INTEREST. Belug Charged with Connection, with Achdo}-houve nor aH aNthorized sehtal dintriet In ponlnuses the eee iy aad ch —— 3 Incendiary Fires tn Coldwater, Meh, Donets Comnty, A luton was received tro | and wbrioe abatruct eun do ig uu fuing Justice. | ayo Outiaok for the Trade Vory Favoras | the Tentlnony Is tirentty in Mls Favor, $20,000 of DongintCount trities. Dorcas THE OTHERS, ble~Advanco tn Prices of Tron apd Special Dispuich to The Chleago Tribute. solved. LnkeCal juinet, tha largest und hist feemilehy Ty shh County Ins culy ha ta iy eukure ahd the tata atin idte tne faa coe qealolarys” ia Hteel Anticipated. CoLpwateER, Mich, Doo. 20,~Tho examination be 3 . el . Tl yu u 3] i ue iol a a wT — - a | CHABE CLEAMS 119 BRITS. ee ee ee eee rgvided cold | gradu ure rapurty will not exege: ne Gu holes eho War’ was | PaILADELEHtA, Pa., Deo. £2.—Tho consump- | of ex-Chlof-Enrinoer: Druko was continued to- 812,000 or 815,000, Its yok kuown whoro allot aporipriaey Fosponider Mr. Chusu raturnos at this polue aod produced | weuthor would set iu and fuenish.the leo, loo | these frauddlent seourition sire, but banking | Hoync, The Wer his books. He referred to Mr, ituasoll, of tho oF sho thivkness of only tive or alx invhes wits borg; and pls Finunee Committes, who bud examinud blaac- | ylmost Valuvlesy, agit Was not thick cnvugh ta counts, and Mr, Ruyselt uxplulued that Bir, Chava | peur ups horas agd michine, thus making the bad tulitiied bis duties us Secretary and Trout | yxponsy of burvestiug It every tieuvy, 1 took Urer fuithfuily and eltelently, and fot a day bud |, continyed aud ipactqully ucrensing cold, with= Pissed during tha colloctiop of un asecesment | out sturms or snows, to make a guod Jey crust, that he hud nat madoa deposit fi ono or tho | ie wag av anaes Hise ronyonuble, therfore, ti other bunks, This verdict was roceived with | oxpoct that with u change of the weather would applause, « coma snarling gales wud heavy snows, both of ‘Tho President brought his gavel down, and | which would bo 4 great deirimont tn deus sald ina very decided manner that he would | men, Last your this fens, Uke many others, cut latea to no more churkes ngutnst tho olllcers.- | jeg uimast continunlly frou Nov, 2 to Murch | The reportof the Mroxy Committce wus read | and culeuiated tu lay Jo cuough for two yours by the Scorctury, Iterated that some TU proxy | gurvicy, Dub the BUInMer soAHON Wie it certificates bud been fadued, Tha report | jong one, and- the price sa chuup. thar ‘Woe ndopied, and a recess af ta minutes Was | thy consumpdon was onormous. Thouxd (bord tuken in-urder that the certiticutes might bo dis- | yg yus conulderable Jeo in storage at Green fin, trinuted, ane other gruut fovetiolds in Wisconsin and Lil- Zaov Chair sppointed Messrs, Bert Stone, ©. H. | iis, tho sitpply 1s not aulliciont furtbo Nurthera Hinman, O71 Mnzzard, Otte 8, Favor, and | spates, to ony nothing of the Sliddle Stujes, Ken- Willian Durant na an cleetion bomuilttes, unt | tuony, Obio, Missourl, and tho great South. Aly tho delegutes procoeded tu builot by’ Brites for | rendy'tho Boutherners ure beyinolng to make officers forthe ensuing yenr, ‘The polla closad | bouvy purchascs of feo In storuge wherever they AE4HA p. in, aud while the (ollars wore Gauntiny, cun Wnt It, und, us they aro aiwnys able fo acll ag the bilots the prapaied constitudonal amand> | a good price, they are paylng d forull they Denis were wken up. The principal of these | purchase, aoe 2 foyne, at” by. Gon. BW, Palmer, | tive roquiremonts of iron and steel aroimuin- | doy, Wendell, ono of the flremen: arrested, ocr fits ut Lanesboro «and ' Worthington, Tho Vee Hon? Witt Eanes Out | tained at the bigheat Hults,and manufucturera | cupled the stand must of tho duy, whoso tostl- Minin hut une aaftts ial bands atin f a fost urna Stare Uy ne continues behind In thelr orders, Tho ranarte of | mony wae ne at al! disparagtog to Drake, but wavers udu dolinre’ worth, whieh, | man Hastor, © he Pet . advancing quofutions alt uround Induco buyarg | rather In bis favor, going to show that the ones Holt iatated on uncounted wutNirlEy, Cats Te Tho Ladies," by the Rov. De. 1 to yeop stocks Auead or covered Ly contridta | who: fired Armory-Iull informed bim of it, and rodycmod only a short tine ago, Mrs BteCoy Isa ‘Yaken all inal, the banquet was one of the | Furnaces bave scarcely anything ta sell befgre | AS Hlrectly informed Drake, whereupon Draku SMoMTHeNt DUITUNG of Honbormine County, aud | moat enjoyable, aa well wa’ olegunt, over given | Murch, and for dolivories in thet month ure ask- | informod the authorities, and Invide of a fow sat presents candidate for Unitad bates bry uy this city, Among those Rrosuut worut Muyor | toy nighor prices than bave ruled for twonty doys the arrests wore mute, Late in the afters ; shulof Dakont. ‘Thess Douglas County secur Harrison, FW. Palmer, Judge Guriner, th the, ‘The opinions of authoritios t noun Heniing way was put on the stand, but only ; fe ' ties are absolutely Wortulows, wa the entice ure | Hon, Willlats Stross, tho Hou, ‘Tpomus il munothe. opin oritios vary U8 tO | Hreliminarien woro entered ints, when the court | Me World’s Great ITenling- gunzation of the county,was illegal. Tha bysle | Emory A, Storee, tho Rev. Hirach, tho flav. Dr. the January outiook; butyay nenriy alloonsum- | ydjourned. [twas upou bls statement alone : hess bos all done’ by ons Comtmissone Thorus, Me. Frano 2, Wilkle, Hernan Raster, | ers are fairly aupplied until Fob, b, no barat will | that Drake waa arrented, Mis opinion 1s Remedy. ; who will be arrested Immediately aniees pe ti Anson Gorton, W, W. Wilcox, W, J. Gugat, W.8, | coma to be trade during the finit mo somowhat chanylog in Drako's fuvor. ers ot Bonbon wuts peitoned tha | ton te 10s 1. Jowepb, VANCE, f “OENLT a dene tromove-Churlea ‘y Alek train Mie bie | Aruotd, Churlea Snivaskl, Paul Jurgens, | good forge tron or €1 for kood foundry, ‘Tho OLNLAUK LINN tee -of Clerk of Wo Dietrjor Court, ulviwg uy | 8. Anderson, Theo. Poartie: , Muurico Bid Jutest forelira dispatches cuoouruge importing: arcana nae arengon therofors, pertain doubttul proceeds | E,W. Ursa, C,H. Knights, Both Huncbott, We interests. | Pittaburg otters 28 for uray forge, ings af MoUoy us Clerk. Tn view of thesgciroums | i Dodds, W. HL. G) eason, Ben Allen, 5, L. Kalvar, | and today’s private telegrams quote prices at stanovs, and of McCoy's allewad canneotion with | 1. RB. Chambers, i sl Carla, Thomas Cogswell, $27, A boon will open American ports. Only the redeamiug at costal tho Douslis County | Frod Biunvr, O, W, Wallis, BB. Morse, Joba | strict trade divuipling haschocked w declining securities, the court has just removed BleCoy, | Moroy. t. M. Ayory, H, 4 Cutver, W, G, Trutt, | tendency in forolyn crude tran, Morchant bars TM. Hilly formerly of Hitnofs and Winthington, | W, A. Gila, C, D. Pencocks We de. tive abroad, and mille aro far oversold at mid nwoll known cltizvn ar Bonuomay County, | Gratt, Peter Lips LW. blerabeim, C. 8. she; refusing to pum fixed prigcs, Wrought and alsa u brother of uxsAassiatunt-Secretury-of | urd, N, Nutson, bl, Oppondyliner, 8. i 8 are uotive and boiler shops are behind with Btato Hill, bus been appointed fu McCoy's place, Blend, Caled Giapp. W. . Pompking BP, | work. Orders for enyines, tocomotive, and gtus ———————— re AnInfalliblecure for Nhoumations, Kelatlen, Neue ralgis, Wounds, Burns, Spratis, Silt Julntg,Spavin, and Lumencee from any cutie, ment as the bont external runiu haa “Lexington, Kentucky, Maret Gy 1vld Aden, BOitn suena ne " Wounds, Burns, houraat bid patablishment of ws yeserve bene |” A ro. being ‘annio ¢ a - cris, Dr. Lyman Ward, EH, 8, Pouk, EB. V, Weus | tonary,are delined on account uf oupnolty bus vounds Burne shows fuga, eut'eee pecan wae p toe ree ore Lents ortinnee Srey petit : fii OH) dell, Maugice Wondeil, “A. OG) Folecnthul, Otto | iu ongarod. aud some rallruad oompanios hive : VIGOROUSLY BAT DOWN UPON, * None, In fuot, none cng be made, for the : \ LICENSE MONEY, Young. E. V; Roddin, Julius Sohnering, ¥, A. Lotferud Hbvral banuses for priority, ‘Tho con~ = auph-tarthe dicust of Bir. Hichards, whose | reason thar, there Ja nu tee any whore, Hot oven Hadnqanuna, Py Poo, 2—Thoro woro pald | Hardy, N. KE. Drigga, C.K. Gilog unt —_—_———- suinption of galvanized tron fa at au como a0 | into the State Treasury today, by 'Trusurer Boe ord traordinary proportions, raordinary’ PI mot Tt 4 deliverivs, BP. T, Murnum, the droat fhowmant i‘ ———————— ‘Cally, of Allegheny County, £42,807 dua the A Collnpsc ut a Wedding, days abeas - dul," ‘was the reply. ee will ‘ Rwlyemiuute aveceh went for <nuught, ‘Thy | 1 Canad {icons phowmant. “Aniend RSLp-aMcuduiente that wore wdapted word of fhaited Ha te ae ita My a Bi ole na Hloptanig sone’ ate always otral Aur lmpurtauce., A propowtion lo make the " many: wel Commonwealth (a penaitigs and lntesest, arising Uniontown, yy sovlety bas beon given ® oon Are You, My Old ¥riend Lrulaed, or wounded. My Surmeons und Vater age tilt us, instend of WU youre, was defeated. | ERIE aug ¢ Co, Gurof the sult ugaihat oeTreasurore ‘Kiigoro | #Bock fron whlch fe will take lonw tin 9 Fo: bie A bed ad lide p All aay thut for cusualtiva to mets and 1 ho movenlent to requlra y bond of e200 frou | Hs Aboud & Oo. took : sho withheld ‘Btate tl enyor, The trouble ciminoted ata wedding, | avked # brigbtslookins wan. "Ob! L feel ila Tngiipso unicacloua ny Censaue Xbubus ao Secretary and Treuuurer was aleu defeated, A YORE HOPEFUL VIEW OF AFFAIRA and Murray, who w: ine frou ne Rid (pense Tho about-to-be bride was young, refined, and, | erable; i'n billows, and can't cat, aud iny Duck ‘Ss Fitib-av., Now York, day ty bi The gouvention then wok A reveus WULL 6 | Tho wdather thus far, excopting a fow days, haa | fourth uf the wooly, ‘recive from the Naule | oy hor masculiny ucqualnturices aver, beautiful} tase line Tean't work." © Why "in the world yelook. ‘ Deen dbhoraslly wart for the winter aedeon, | Hlcenses tn 16d apd 1877, amounting 10 | Phe groausbad boon introduced into the best | don't you tuke Riduey-Wort? ‘Thut's whut [ KVENING, and it wus fo bg expeoted that whon cold weuthe @bout $155,000. . tireles of Unioutuwn people a few montbs bo: | take when I'as out of sorts, and It ulways keeps AVES ———— 4 bud ete); the thd it i tfeot tu) y doctor recommends It Drupslsis are suthoriesd nf refund Ass money at “eee fore, aud bud completely won the contidence of | me jt perfect tune. q Centaur Lintwont fal rolleve or cur Fe Oe ee a Ee eee eee eettting mane i alc abla ithe Hare tne tury | The World's Creat Healing, Remedy, Pcs aa 3 var yuu ian, v an a] sebolurly, und 4! iclpnting mannore. curt A Ie J they give yaad do aeaia: ced Vloud, and healthy | seh eek or so ago the frivude of the bide tact | fall to try {t.—Luny Brunch News, RR aT L hte: easion wai | ¢r did sat fn It would be shurp and sovers. “The maine r pitondabig ot the pvene the jnte larue ice-dgalers did tholr work nowadays with exting valicds of the convention hud been dis- Pengatuty ‘that maae It poaslbin to cut and atop bused of during the day. Jt wae stated that tha | leu fora eutiry year witblu tue sburt space o