> N4\ Agonor, Ul landot x -y xias " i < oy { v3 % Sy SRS OF o i i Pant ot 1. 55 1y nnd Ghniiae ono yont: 1100 3 ! Wodnes AT X R G TR RA S AR (P 14 " WKERLY EDITION—POSITAID, i 8 150 3 3,00 o 20.00 % Spociman coplo i3 Give Post-Ofico nddress in full, Inclnding County SRR e Trilume, TERMS OF SURBSCRIPTION. NY MAM~IN ADVANCE—FOSTAGE PREPAID, ally editton, one yon: oRr, JeT mant! and stnto, Remittances may be mado either by dett, oxprens, Post-0Meo order, nr in registored lotter, at our risk. 10 CITY SULSCRINERS. ; 11aliy, déliverod, Bunday oxcoptod, 35 conta per weok. Dally, delicerod, Sunday Includ 10 conts per weeks Addross _THE 'TI/ID COMPANY, Corner Madison nnd Denrborii-ats, Chileago, 11 e s s POSTAGE, Entered at the Post-Oftea ot Chteago, Il a3 Seconde ¥ Clas Matter. - g For tho bonafit of our patrons who. desire to sond Mnglecoplas of 'TRRTRIBUNE throneh tho mall, . wo Fiva horowlth the transtent rato of postagod o BDomestie, . Der Cony, Haht nud Teefvo Page 13 conta. Lapo; Ixteen Pago Yaporaee e 8 cunte, % e Elght ana Twaiva Paze Papel 2 conta, Fisioon o Tappr. tnd conta., TIIBUNE BIANCH OFFICES, TR’ CricAAn TRINUSY has estnblished branch oblees for the recolpt of subseriptiona and ndvertlses nients as followss F b NEW YORK=Room 2 T'rilttne Tullding 1.7, Mc- FADI Managor, '’ ULABUOW, -&&llnnﬂ—l\lh\n'l Amerlean News At 1.0XDON, Eng--American Ixchango, 48 Btrands HENRY F, UILLIG, Adent. WASHINOTON, D, .19 F streot, & i - Winvertyts Thentes, 3 Testhorn strees, comnet of . Engagement ot Hheridan, tho Tragodian, s X1 ooles’s Theatre, o * Randolph streat, betwaen Clirk and La falle, ne * gagomontof Jobson and Crane. A, D, 1000 % MaVickei's Theatrs Mndison strect, Eetwoon Stat “The Leglon of Ndnor.” : 3% 3 and ‘ Deasbori. . @rand Opern-ilone, : + - CIatk sireet, upposit new Courteiouse. ' Engages ment of D'Oylox Carte & fiice’s Comic, Opora Come peay, *fiillee Taglar e s 2 Oiymple Theatrs, €latk strect. betwaen Lako and Raondolph, Fne gheement of Suslbaker's Combination. Varlety ens tertalnment. - . Academy of Musje, ' Tlalstea stroct, near Madison, Wost Blde, Varloty entertalnmont, * N, * - SOCIETY. MEETINGS. "' ABHLAT LODGE, NO. T8, A.F. & A, M—Rogular’ Aty o 3 . b 1L CIRANE. Nogratary. o /TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 188L . Groner QGorrscuArns, Willlin Buttor- wick, and Willlam Eyler have bewn arrested - qt Itendiug, Po, for the murder of David Good fisteen years ago. Thoe nrrests were . made on thedeclnrations of Goltschinlk’s wife upon her death-bed. Those nrrested are per- sons of considerable lmportinee.. An Inves- tigdtlon intg tho: alleged information ngoalust themn yesterday led to their refease, - Gy E—————— Mus, Antiarn, the lndy with .whom Mr, and Mes, Chrlstianey bonrded I Washing- ton, gave testlmony corroborativa of Miss Meloys nnd Mrs, Tugenblél's ' tostimony In the Christinuicy divorce enso yesterday, ‘The evitlenco of the sconndrel (Hro has been 'so bardly shattered by the testimony of the - three ludies referred to that M1, Chrlstioney’s Inwyors proposs {o atfempt o rebuital, . PRy ; "Lk cobbleatoind ordinatico came up In tho < Conngton Couneil Jnst nlght, Sevoral of the Aldermanio statesimen made specches pro /und con, others offered. nmendments, and after much talk the matter went over till the next meeting, amd the Council adjourned. One of the mpst wmuslig incldents of the de- + bate was the attitude of the blathorskite Al derman from the Eighth Ward, 1lewwns lond ' In his dénunciation of ‘all opposition to the . cobblestone ordinpnce, ¢, T'ug prineipal witness In o potty prosacu- tiowin the United States Distriee Counrt nt Clevelmid a fow duyd ngo’ was the nieeo of \Uhlot-Justica Agnow, of Tennsylvani, who 18 the wife’ of -n colored nan. Mrs, Alex- andet, the ndy 'In question, stnted that she +. morrled the son ol hor mother's washer- woinan through @ sehool-gir’s whlm, aud ‘- becuause he.was the,only person about her homg who-‘wns Kind and attontive to her, ‘She ndded pathetically:. *Wu have beon very poor, and I hnve been sick n great deal; . but T have never consod to lovamy husband,” - LANEW pclltlcul'qrmmlzmlun, an offshioot of the Irlsh Land Leagug, has made its ap- pearance in London, enlled * The Natlonal Land Lenguo of Great Britaln,” Several of tho Trishk Members of Parllamént and a lnrgo © mumber of Loiidon Irishmen-are among its promotars, with 3Mr, Parnell at thefr hend, 1t8 aling are defined as follows: * ‘Lo assist .the Irish” Land Leazuo fu- its endenvors to ' reéduce rack-rents and to ennble the tenant farmers of Ireland to becomo the owners of «thelr holdings upon reasounblo torms,” and the method Iuld down for attaining these ob- {+ Jecta'Is' to take * piacticnl steps to propare . Enghish ‘public oplnion’ nud to Inform tho English working clnsses ns - to the merlts of. the Irish Innd question,” Lotters on the Scdteh lnud guestion alsa begin-to appear In the Glasgow Herald from farmos’ sons, in which very strong views aru expressed, and ,there*Is” n very declded tall for somo such . nan as Parnol] to stir up the Beoteh favmors ' . “tonscnse:of thelr duty, * The Irlsh: Laud Lengua Is'ovldodtly stirring up both England and Seotland, and -1t was ‘undoubtedly this - danger—thelr fear that if a Land-Reform bill wera passed for. Ircland, tho' tenants of England and “dcotland wonld plso bo influenoed to demand reform soongr or later r~that has lod the Lovds and Jandlord class to oppose the Irlsh blll su stronvously, ‘Tutg English Bribery Commlssloners, who have recently been Inveéatigating the nileged corruption intha last eloction ‘4t Gloucester and Macelesfield, have presonted their ' xoports,-and they show an utter and wide- W ":urwlmlltlcnl|lm'nnmﬂznuun\_vlglclmutdoeu the wildest flights of Tainninny Iy this diree- . tion, The veports sny that ut Qloucester + 2,800 elactors at least, and probably many move, recelved pecuniary conslderation Tor thelr votes, and the Individunls by whom they were pnid numbered no less than 800, and Included s1x magistrates, one mombor of the tocal Sehool Dourd, and soveral Poor-Taw: Guardinus and Town-Counéifors. At Mace clesfield, the bribed numbered 4,000 out of o total of 5,804 who voted, while amongst tiie ,bribers wero four mugistrates, thyes Alder- wen, and thirty-ono Town-Councllors, In each pluco thess corrupt purchoses were *mnda openly and nbovebonrd, ‘Fhe London T'lwes, speaking of the Mncclestiold cuse, + sayss *Digshmulation Is the homage which viea pays to vivtue; but In this borough, it 5803 10 linve been thought superiluons, so entirely » mattex of m\que was vleetoral hin- purity.” Whh such la bedi ny this tn the G S A e N S ST IS RSB iEnglish eyes, the possessors aro hardly Justl- 'tled In fooking for motes Tn those of thelr neiglibors, s they freduently do, V7 0 < THE RATLWAYS AND “WATER ROUIES, i Mr. Alberf Fink, tho, Conimlssloner of -puol inonoply on'the Eidatein trunk rallways, s outIn a long lotter, fiy svleh hio inforna the country that tho lnkes stud rivers and all water routes, to tho_ extent that thoy offer competition, exerclsa ‘o' controlling power over the rates of rallivay transpiortation. Wu nrq rind Ut s Nghit lina dawnéd tibn D Fink. 1t sliows thot o Is 1ot o Uourbon, butis a student, and has mado sone progress, but thora is so muth for hini'yet to learn that 1t 1s to be hoped he Wil apply himselt vigor- ‘ously, and-porhips In time lo mny -digcover. that Inbor-saving maehines wersnot fuvented sto Inerenso the cost of production, and “{hat _raflways wero not élinrtered and given grent. (privileges that they hiay Add “to ‘the "eust of Jtransportation once collected by, tho: Cones- togw wnaons,, .. S, o Nothing Is more common than for raifrond Losses, tha big four,. tncluding Mr, Fink, to. point otit'to the publls that the-numbor of’ tons of frelght: movied by a pallromd duvimg - 18i0-'80, 13 two,” three,’ ur. eVen fiva, tiiw: greater than (L .was ten or ,iwunlr Yoars ago, anl to- followthis Teminder by another, that A7 Ahnt ratlrond had ehargud ast . yenr the ;Buma rates jicr tun’ that 16 eharged tun years gy the ralitond profits “wonhl have' beon Imthansu; “nnd_the deduetlon’, which these wrilers lenve the pitbllc Loilkaw Is, iow mag- nanimous, ; self-snerileing,.« generous, nud Aiberal fs tha donation: iade by.tha rallronds 110 tho pubtic; ns :shown by the ifference be-" twveen what they did; earn amd’ what they ‘woukl hnve earned” had thoy dono tho sanie’ MATRIMONIAL, Bpectal uumcm Tha Chicago Tviburk * ! DUBuQUE, Ta, ‘April 18.~A vory prowitét wedding ocourred ta-day, the coutractind PE itles boing Ay, @, N, Furwell, of Blughutod: = 11, and Miss Aana Grosvouor, of thls ety corymony deourred at the Rplscopal chureth Loy, Boymour ‘qiiclatiug. Tha newly:md ouuplmn this &‘.-‘imm“ﬁ.r an oxtundod YK - Burope, ¢ o) e ec—— CONTRIBUTIONS FOR DAKOTA. TY (kg Edutar of Ths Uhicogn Tribunte Cutcaug, Apcl I-Wo duslro to nolily 7 publie, through tha columus of Tux T I} uny will irsa? ot A S S QU Smon part freo. of e clothlog, 016, 10180 Dakota sUTLTers o g

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