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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
MONDAY. MARCH 0. 1891.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE XEWS THIS MOBNIXQ.
Foreign.?Roveral PamelUte Meni>)cr9 of Par
liament sailed from Qaeenatown te Ajneriea t,*
raise funds. =r? Six liun.lretl natives wi-rc killcl
by a Frouch expedition on tbe Nigjer. 1 hc
Argentine (Jovernuient Las .leciilcl to Baae ii leaa
ol 100,000,000 piatitros. =rr=-^ No diattirbance fol
lo\ved the execution of the French fp_ab_Bf law.
IBaikfelfci ThiTital bil_ befon- tbe Stato Lafia<
lature affootwig NVw-Vork city urc deee|tbed.
____ Delawtire. l.ai kawuuna aad Wcstciu truin
luon -were _aeB?_ed for sik'nint; la-iilious of
wiioon-kcepiTs for Beenaea. _s__ 'iwo Uraa ajeie
lost in a t..ruodo iu MBdaatapt, -??--_ lt u. thou^bt
that th^ Trenton Battk Moauaaeat will im leadf
for dedkataoa la Deoemiier next. ?1__ There is
much 6uffcriTiK amoiig negroea in Oklahoaia Terrl
tory. = ? W. A. Haskctl, of li.i*ton, is dead.
_____ The hill cro?tin? the new UniUd States
Circuit Conrt- is pnblishcd m iiill.
City and Subtirban.?A labbot in N.vaok sliot^a
?re___ nnd her daagbter. ____ <i. A. R. Poat
ci.nitiniiidcrs and qnaraeraaaateia mr-1 aud pn>
titited avainst receiit act.s of tbe Meaaorial Com
mittcc.-Dr. Fox, MeCarthyitc Mentba d
Pariiaim-iii, exiilainel somc of the w.rl. in pro_rc*
aaainst Parneil.
Tho Weather.?F_Beead f.r to-dny: Warnaei
and partly cle i.ly wlth Ugbl r.uii. Tcitiperatuie
l-Bitrilaj Illfbeat, 4o defreee; aaweat, 34;
averagc, II i>. ___-^__?__???_________,
An a-litle on thv- thiivl page on the Coimoi ti. nt
lnudJIcover the well-knf.wn Initi-U I H. li., will
Ht:i_ct aiiention both in and out ol tho NutllMR
btate. Mr. Braaaiej is thorou?hly faniiliai- with
men iind allans in that eoniinonwcuith. and his
descnption oj the sitnation i^ rich and racv.
Governor Hill niav iicrhaps objoct to BOaM ief
ctenoes to hi? owmBCt, bnl evorvbody clse will
acknnwledjre Iba* thopeanut pobtidaa'a procced
ings are just'y cbaraereiizod.
Au inteiestinK (onveisatiuii with Mr. Wattei
ann is Riven in anothor colninn this morniag.
The genial Coionel tallced lieel.v with mir corre
spundent on a variety of topies. pioinitK'iif -HOOBg
which wei-e his re__-_M_D0ee of Ihe aate nn
pifalB-Iltlffll. his view_ol juiiinalisin iiiid joiiintil
ists, and particuliuly his own oontMCtioa ^i'li
" The Courier-Jnurnul.'" Natuially, tno, Mr.
lYkllOTBO- had somethii.t,' tt> say about ;i recaol
letter whidi failed to re;.ch it* destination l.nt
pot there all the same.
A judiciary reform of BO *lifflit meiit h:w been ,
accninplished by C-BgVaal in the i_.**a;;t' of the
biii for thc relief ol the Uatted States Supreine
Coinl, whieh for yeais has been weigbted down |
with an intolerable btnden of _____-?. This
new aet is publish'-d in full elsewhere in THB
TlU-t'NE to-da}' toi the iiifoiinatioii of those who
are intereatod in this aoolkat niea.Mtie. 11
pixivides, in hrief, for an intennediate appellato
tribunal to wbich eci-tain cases _r*J to be leierred,
and for the reductioii of the nuinber of cases
which may propc.'y come before our highest
court.
Which will be the State llower?the ffolden-rod
or tho rose ? This is a pleasant pririfefjl whieh
tho scliool ehildren of the Stato will be ealled
BBjaoa to exereise befoi-o Jtily i. Bo far tbe ad
vant?a_e is with ihe fjoMa-'lod, for in the larpe
vote of ? third of a inillion last ye,u the lg_kaan>
ind received Bl,S0fl voies, while 7t>,f!(it! wcie
cast for the many varietios of the roae. This
plurality would fairly entitle the imrdest goldea
rod to tho distinction of aa__g the fsTOTrta Bow_l
of the sthool ehildren, esjiedally when it is (011
aidored thst the vote for tho ro-?e wiw dis
tributed amang the numerous varieties of that
flower. But whether lt be golden-rod or rose,
the school cbildren cannot go far iisuay in 0f?OOa
ing either as their State tower,
Tiio initnro aliiiuni, with whom college life is
? bappj ui'Miioi v. as well m the undergraduatea,
to win,in it is a >t0iii reality, will flnd much to
intorcst them in the page devotH to eollegea bj
TtfB Tbibi nk to-day. 11 mav I." Been there h,,w
the prindpte of free minpetitioD haa affectt d the
cboice of men for th" tfmc-bonored Junioe ex
hibition at Yale. how the oppoaition t<> the tug
,,1-w ir in kthietiea h:i< taken ahape a: Hai vaid.
land bow reallj notable hai become th.- rtudy ol
?rehscologj at Princetoa. Tho Indlviduality uf
eaeh inatitution of learning, whether ktrge w
rmall, is ahown in these diapatxhes, as rrell as
the variety of ohjects and punuita that go to
make up college lii''.
WBAT ELLia DOt s XOT KSOTY.
Ii there were Bot sonr raeh lunatics aa Kllk
the RepubUcan partj would have won fewer
victoiiea, ind would have feaacr chancea of vic
toiv in the future. i;e|)iis'iiia;i\<' W. T. Ellia,
ui the Ild Disirict, Kentucky, Btrikei the itan
with his aublime head when he declarea that Mr.
Clevetend, after 1ns letter on free-coiiMge, could
n.,: carry int.ie than two oountiea oul of ll!' ta
Kentucky, and thal the Democratie partj on a
free-coinage platform would "carry New-York
Uke u rlaah." Thia ia aboul the talleal apecimeii
of politicoJ foolishness yel exhiblted to aa ad
miring publlc, bui it dilfeis only in degree and
not in kind from the chronic follj whieh hfU
*o often made Republican victoiiea eaay.
Sir. Kllis doea noi leeni to know tbe DeBaOcrati
of Kentucky reiy inUmately. li there is any
kind of political doctrine, or any candidate, tbat
they would not vote for if lahelled DemOl latic
aiui offered to them bv their accustomed leaders,
the coiintr.v hai not siispected the la,:. Noither
has Mr. Carruth, alao a Democratie Repreaenta
tive iToin Kentucky, bui froni th.* Konisviiio dis
ti-ict. where he doubtleai iees tho i.apeis aml
beara from the outaide worid now and then. He
Btroagly opixi-o Mr. Clevehand.i^ecauae of his
anti-siher letter, bui further reinarka thal "any
lioinineo of the Dcmoc.atic party can earry the
Solid South.:' The . ircumstance whi.h Mr. Kl?
lis forgeta is that th.- dear people in thal lection
tre solid tor everything tabelled Democratie, and
never take the troublfl to Hnd out whal the lahel
eovers. Put'up any aorl of a candidate, on any
soii of a pratform, and if the familiar and re
sounding inquiry, ** \\ ill you he ruted by ni*:
getuTV doea not carry ihe day, the methoda
whi.h the hlee'ion MU mighl have reatricted
will neverthHess make the South solid.
Hut Mr. Ellia drawa heavily on a most fertile
and exuberarrl imaginabion again, when he de*
ctaiee that Xew-York ran l>c carriod tor free coln
ujie "liko a flaah." IM* peraonal arquaintance
with thinga it; this State nuial lo1 afloniahingly
great I'rohablv he qualitiea hinuelf tor prophery
;<* -.e book reriewera qnaiify themselvea tor
reviewing. by taking care never t> look inside
the oovera leai they ahould be prejudiced. What
Mr. Kllis doei not know aboul New-York leavei
him entirely free to express hia prf*eoocelved
opinions. If he knew juat a llttle more, tbat is.
arajBhiag, he would probably he lesa vodferoua
in speeeh and leaa cock-aure in coBviction.
It is a delightful thing for Repubiieana thal w
many ..f their old adveraaries are pereoni of the
Klli- variity, whoai-e ebsoluteljl free from an eii
fingfing knowledge oi facta, aml in no dangerol
eufdaviiik' Mil'iiiis.sioii to them. Now and then
there oomes a Democral of a differenf aort,
ahrewd, calculating, an.xious t.. Hnd oul whal
the factj are and what tho people really do de?
sire. who never miatake ?? refwluttoa of aome
labor union for u dedaion of all the workingmen
?in a State. and would he called a Idugwunrp if he
did not eonsider it dUcrouiiahlo. Wh.-n siicii :i
man geta near the front, Republkana know thal
some work must he done in order t?? inceeod.
Uut the cuatomary and favorite Democratie
foaoer m by Inheritanee and by training, by
natureand by grace, a confirmed rainbow chaaer.
Th(> adoption of the free-coinage policy by the
Democratf. *vith..nt qualiiication or reeerve,
mighl aoemal fjtsf bluih toexpoae the Republi
e,ui party to one great peril, the reiurn
of the Mugwumpa. Uut a: *he bottom th.'
Mugwump is hBfthiag bui a l'i",. Tia.hr. and
the Republicao party is in no dfcnger oi his fatal
Bupport so lon1.' as it atanda for Protection. 'rhe
Deaoerata oan fight for had money. <>r unlimited
coinage, or outrigbt repudiation, and slill eounl
upon the detninentil ropport of the famtical
Free Trader._
THE TATLOB " MT" BILL.
The tn ni power of this State evidently ia
determined to make liay while the sim ahinea?
that is. to ash for evcrythiBg whlch it wanta
dependenl upon legialotion while the popidar
branch <>f the Lfegiilature is controlled by Demo
cfBM aforkiag in hanrfony >with arhiskey'a
Goyenior. lluee tneaaurea diitinctively In Ihe
interest ..f the aaloona are now pending. Thi se
are the .-tadh-r bill, whieh opeiu the door
|for all-ni^'ht aale <<f liquor; the SchaafI bill,
whieh breaka down tho exciae laws, allowa
the salo of liquor to minors, turna Bunday ovei
to ium and practically repeala the t'r.il Dam?
ao*> act: the Taylor bill, whieh preveuta the
deteetaon of tawbreakera who aell liquor during
tho hours when the bara are rcquired to ho
kept oloeed.
Thk Tbibuxe lias already tiem^d ar length
thfl Bial two of these hills. The oth' i, the Tiy?
lor bill, i*< in it> way as licioua as eitherqi them.
It is deeigned to ihield liquor deaiers ^\ho rio
late the reasonahle proviaiOBa prohibiting tli"
sale of li.|iior during certain houra. li meana
notbing elae. i' can soi\,t n<> other purpoae.
In a word. it is a thoroughly ditrepotable meaa
lire, a hrazen attampl t^? dvfeat tho will of tho
peyjile asexpresaed in legal euactment. Its Brai
sectioB providca thal tho teatimony of ? "ipy,"
I miless BubstaTotiated by other evidence, shull
'not he stilliiion: to lecure a ConvietlOB, Aii
! aoalogoua bill ara? vigoroualj puabe 1 by tho nun
i lobby laal jretr, but the Republioaai made a
; resolute stand a^ainst it, and it failetl. It is
' aimed piimanly at police captaina v.ho nny be
sent o.n< in (itizoii--' clothei to procure evidence
i ai*?unsi siiouns who keep <>i?? ? 11 on Sundayi. It
is also aimed al public-apiritcd organiaationi
liko tia' City Reform Club, whirh labora to ie
jcure the enforcemenl of any .,l the proviaiona
of tbt* excise laws whi.h nny be violated.
It is believed thal the good order whlch pre
! vuiled at the last eleetion was due, in part, to
tho proseeiitioiis during the j.ievicus year <<f
liquor deaiers who had kepl their p!a>"es opea
on the precedlng eleetion day. Ket this Tay?
lor bill pass and it will ho pni.tirally impos
sihle to procure evidence on whieh future proae
eutions of the sort eotild be hased. The men
hack of this Taylor bill lind it impoaaible to tol
erate tvhat they call a " spv.'' but they evidently
tako kindiy to malefactori who deliberately
conspire ajruin-t the pnblic weal by tNUBpling
underfoot auch lawa aa they do noi Bnd it
ci.iivenient to respett. Who aaka for tho pas
sii^o of auch legialation aa thi-. Taylor bill'.'
The eleatenl iu tlie State whieh conaervea tli''
coiiiinoii prospcrity, wbose inBuenoe is on the
side of good morala? Ky ii" raeana. Such a
inoiisuie is not the OUtcome ,,l good, bui nl bad.
citizensliip. It-. paiaage would be a blow at
the BJaaaBtal welfare. It is ;in act for the. pn,
tecUon of lawbreakors and that is all there ll to
it.
It is worthy of noto that tho iufauious Schaaff
bill contain* a aecuoa wiiuii oorresponda io tho
Tavlor bill. It proTidea thal "il shall doI be
lawful for any Comtnisafoner of E-ciae, itupec
mi. ahenif, depoty a_eriff, f?aut*ble, policeman
,,i- g_j .fflcer of the law nuthorixed to make tt
reeta, or anv agcnt ol any aodetj, to enter
any premiaea Ucenaed lo aeJl anj atrong oi
apirituoua liquore, winea, al.' beer, if any
time when auch teUing is not euthorized by law
;UUI .,|i,it hi- Indoce anj peraon or peraona to
expoae for aale or -l,. <me nway, or .1.-. ae
,,j any atrong or apirituona liqaora, winea, al"
orbeer, Anv peraon aodoing, npon convictkm,
iball be decmed guilty <.f a iniadeiii am.r."
'Ihe [nlroducti m <-i tbeae two billa oi pre
('i,.,v the -mi" tcnor abowa bow anxitma the
K.IOOM an to rcmore the reaeonable reatrainta
which now real Dpon them, hoa anxioua they
are i? bc free to break the Sunday laa - with
?odc 1'. mok I or mako them afraid. If the
Bepublicana of 'iie Loidalatare do their duij
they will n il be ncwmmodated.
WAJB OP WA8TIX0 < ITS UOXBY.
New-York aitbin a fcw yeara baa expended
enormoua anma him" I"1'' I'"1''' ?t?jet,< (l"rl s
ani water roppjy. The new puks have eoal
Butny miliiona of dollarsi the new Aquedud
and n.'w r.-cvoiis many miliiona m.? A
greal dani i* to be buili ni the Croton Valleyj
";;i in re rerervoira un*; be dug out. Million
after milltoa ia yet to >< poured foHh upon
tne water aupply- Onr pavoroent*. aeavcr* and
rjoclu coat rael amoonta annually. A gyatem
of aubwaya, t<> oomplete which tena ol miliiona
will be requirod, ia now under diacuaa. r'oi
tho people a magniitcenl group of pleaiure
groundi baa been oponed above ithe llarlem
Uivcr. New parka in the orowded tenemenl
quartera are projjpecd. ft i* Hkely thal a Une
botanical gard !n_*will be laid oul In one <>f the
parka north of tlu- llarlem. I'rodigioua beapa
,,f ricbea bave been laviahed upon achemea i>
make the city ttner, m ?re comfortablo and bcau?
tifii!. ami aplendid ticaaun i are to le acatteied
in the coming years with thal pnrpoae in riew.
AU well enougb it thi peupie are :?> gel ;i dol
laTs worth of benclil for ovcry dollar ot their
iihuii'.'. tii.it i> apent.
ljul when the dty has ao many Titanio en
terpri* * on han l. i> it wise t'i v a e eouic hun
dreda ni' thouaand* ?.) dollara upon a new beer
garden in Fifth-ave? The Aaa mbly ha* aenl w
a third reading ;i bill to ereel an -an garden'1
uiv,n the __rty???ond-Bt. rcservoir. Tbe Sen
ato ougbt io Btranglc thia meaaure. If i> a ju
dicioiu and admirablc policy to give New-York
,.,* plentj "i' pleaHure-grounda, where auch re
aorta .ii ? auital i" and are reallj n tcded. llu Cen
tial I'ark is only m veuteen aborl bloeks above
,;,,. re.servoir, .i--I Ucntril l.*aik ia ti:" bc*l "t
all air imrdena. lij til moa .* give im
aud aii- and greent rj in ;h" i br*c and . mwded j
teiiem -nl diatrict*. Uul thc i.pl ? "i r'ttth ave.
and Murroy Hill do nol ip ed oi V ??
garden" at Foi j ?* ? nd .. and .1 o
iii:i.*m* from thc crowded ipiartcta "i :li" i*>wn,
when they are oui !"i n cn atiou, can n
go pleaauring tn Ci ntral Park. Xet i waa ?
Bcheme to waate public monej pui i<?;i' kvith
bo littlo reanon oi ex< u?e a* thia di nte for ?
becr garden on Murray Hill. There ha* been n i
general public deman 1 for lt, and thore are
couutK a* aaya of i .pending tl"- Hinda bi
ing t.i the awpayeM to more u**>ful, btting and
acc ptuble cn U. Th< SUte ienatc will l?c re
creanl to ita trusl il 11 !? trmita tlu* wa*t< ful and
prcposterouk bill 11 gu to the Uovi rn?r.
A MOUAWK VALLEY BEPOBilEB.
Tin: L'nited statea h:i> been vraiting Imi^' and ,
nol tou patientij foi the ? Ivenl ol a -
cleaner equal to the requirementa ol ln* luno
Uoa The Nation all through ita hiatory baa bad
the benclil of tbe labora ol manj reformera of
many kinde, bul the valiant, public *piiit< I
wbo may be aaid to bave a geniua foi atn 11
clcaning ha* ycl to rome to bei aid. 'llu*
metrtpolia ol oura enjoya the Iad eminonce ?>i
boiug ui" dirtieal iit. on tbe i ??'
being aa dirty, in uct, thai n.ie ol bt i
citiea may prcaume to be a good necond in thai
regard. Still, the other.* are dirty enougb lo
worry anybodj wbo belicrca lhal cleanline*a is
nezi ;o godlineaa and one uf the pren quiaitca of
pbyaicaJ health. From nearl. overj plaee from
tbe Atlautiu to tbe Facilic?thui gceptiona aimplj
i-rving t-i direel attcntion t>. tbe rule?goea up
the proteal of thc population againat the
wretebed condition in whieh the atn i* are
hept. Om fellow-citi-cn* Kaal and Wcal ^ait
and hope Bgaitiai expcrienee for clean uticcta,
but ?' die withoui theaight." A brand new aya?
tem, u is to be added, waa lately expeiimi
with "ii *uiii" ..l ibe Bticeta nl Ihi* town \ but, al
tbough ii wa_ acen to Iie a greal improvemenl
ujion tlu' exiating ?iateiu, ii aeaicelj m i ihe
beat expectationa?ii did aoi indicatc thal the
coming atreet-awe p i bad arrivi d.
Tberefore, a picec ol ncwa whieb comca from
the Mobawk VaJlcy muat prove of general in
tereat. li looka a* tbough Aiasl irdam, ibopride
..i Montgomery County, waa to oarn the grat
itude oi tbe real of our common eountry b* fur
niahing ihe man, in the peraon oi one ?>! her
i iii*. who i* equal to the cmergenej ol atreet
clcaning. The ncwa itom in queation atatca thal
un Amaterdam millionaire i* eagerly aeeking for
a local jiubli,; ofl-CO?tbe oftice ol MH'i't t'l'iniiu*
aioner, aalarj |>60_ a year. The il di further
stai's lhai the reaaon why this Amaterdam milt
ionaire deairea the Streei Uemmi*_iouer?hip ia
his roiiviction that with thc money which Am
steidain aniit:ally appropriatca for atreet-clcaii
|ng be i in *.inre?\\h.it haa nol been aeeured
thus far?clean atreeta. The item add.* thal the
Am-tcrdam milHonairo aaya thal be ii??s not
wi-.ii to L." (iovernor of tlu* great Common
wealth, ncither doea be \M*h io be Mayor of
his nutive city. bul tbal he is ambitioua to r..m
paaa tbe Amaterdani Streei Commisaionenhip.
All tlii-*. is promiaing. AmsteYdam, h will be
admitted, i* the natural plaee from which the
atreet-cleaner who ia boin, not made, ahould
hail. Tbe plaee uit* named attor the Amater
daiu on the other aide of tha aater, the eapital
of a eountry which la nothing if pol an exponent
of tbe goapel of cleaniinca*, Tboae wbo named
it were doubUeaa typical sms of Uoliand,
and this patriotic milliuiiaiie v.ho ia lealoua foi
a career a* a _trcct--Jeauer i* to be i tgarded
aa a worthy ton of auch airea, li be takea to
atr-et-cleaning as naturally a* a duck to water,
as Depew to _fter-dinner apeaking, aa l-diaon to
invention, a* Patti to ainging, it i* nol to b
wondeii"! al. Blood will tell.
Uroat siiiill be liis reward if he latvei tho
cle-ninfj probtem, and, daKlining to take onl a
patent, piaoea tha aolotion ai tho aervice, nol
only ot Amaterdam l>nt "i Now-Yotk and ;ill|tli<.
other ritit's uf tlie Bcpublic. Tliero is nothing
tha: will he t(Ki good for him. Ptx-ts anil orator.-,
will rie with one anotber in pi liaing blm. When
ho romoa down here the froedom of tbe entjre
iahtnd _u_l ba hi*. offered in ? gold snuii-iiox
and emphaaized by the beai dinnei tbal balcyon
and vociferoiia appreciation ever tendered to
hij;ii acfaievemeat. Ha ahall run for wha
offlce he chixxaca and diatince all competitora?
in eaae any man i* foolhaidy rnuugh to run
againal him. Uabiea and Bteamboata >h-..i I i
uain.'d after him. Legialaturea ^liall voto him
thanka; hi* form and featurea perpetuated in
bronxe and marble shall decorate our parka and
iqnares, A apecial law ahall be paaaed in w>
*jHinso to an oTttwbolming public aentimenl e_
empting him fi-om jmy duty and taxpaying, and
giving him a pass over all railruads and other
pablie coiivoyanocs and to ali places of 8*080
?,,..,, groceriea and dry-goods emporiume. In
i rrord if he iticceeda be ahasll be made to feel
thal there is nothing so lucceaiful u th ? nicci aa
?r a itreet-deaner. All ejef turn toi ard
Amsterdam. .
PVXIBBABLB DIXXBB8.
Xhfai .. an nge of reform by maehinery. The
j notioii now preraient in the mindaol multitudca
is thal hiiimui Binfuineaa and all its coatiy con
, aequencea c.m be eliminated from human life
! if we oi'l.v otoiie *>m ?Bilacfc?tlj ingenloui
mechaniem, of luifnge, o! lawmaking,
law. The crimc uf bribery, and the crime d
being bribed, certain lincere patriot* think they
can extirpate bj meaaa of a wooden box with
n eheli in it. called the Auatralian 13 iteni. Bui
the evidence ti.at a secrel ballol putl an end
to the onTeriBg or the taking of brihee for votei
baa yel to be lubmitted. Other lincere patrioti
hupe to rid the country of orgaBized theft called
Bpuculation, aol bj driving the p^Maeaaor of un
earued wealth from dceenl raciety, but by pro
hibiting aalea of optJona or futurea, Othera atill
lancy thal a law. ii om.v itringeBl enough, can
nupprcaa human appetites, an l make all men
i,,.'.,'.|j nbatain from tatoxioating drinka. Veara
uf trial have 110! ye:. produced 8 State ta whieh
the praetical reaull attained haa even approx
iiii.t'.l to suppreaaion of drunkenneaa. When
tiiista became odioua, there were milllona who
at onca demanoad ;i rigurous anti-trust law, aa
it that would rompel men to eeaie rrom ex
tortion. But the law whieh will take the human
nature out of human bcingi, it muet be sadly
confeased, baa yel to 1 e tiamed. Reiorm by
machiii'iv doea not yet provide ? tubatitute for
a change of heart,
One ol the itrangeal lllustrstiona of tliis mod
ern proclivitj to trual legialation tor tho cure
of all e\ils may be found in ? bill 1 ading, aol
1,1 ;uiy State of the Wild Weat, but in Maaaa*
chuaetta. Apparently with grave and aerioua
purpoae, a membcr h.is offered a bill making it
a punishabk) offenoe to uffer or to eal a dinner,
ii the peraon eating be a member of the Ia gia
lature, and if the dinnei be offered or paid for
by any peraon or corporation having peeuniary
iatcreata Uable to be affected by legialation.
I,, . ., use tor this . iiiii,ns propuaal il ia ?:>'|l
tbal Bome legialatow bave bocn won ovor to
ravor moneyed oorporationa, and tbal tbe agencj
,.UI|,! ,v ,.,1 waa ? Bories of ex. ellcnl dinners. Bui
if Mu -a.Im- tts lirtuc is noi sturd,* and ru ?.' !
., 1 , \ ;.? 1 011. *tly, when th.' distanl ru ni
orJ ,,i ,Loi," vianda aml dclicioua wim ? ? ???
numbs the ci ascienoo, the living - oa ol Massa
rhuaetta are iniieed deacondanls, bj a verj I"::-'
rray, fi -m the Puritan rathers.
II would I.!"? <"r Ihe mosi Rfoto
tacliM ol thia age of mechanism ii a bodj ol
(?rown-up ue n, seletted and sworn to pcrform
', larrod dutj tor the CommonwoaJth, should
think it ii' ? - ? > ' ? tome i'i themaelvca an l
bj in iking il a mwdi mcanor to ? ?
? '?;>?? coiporatiou.
:? 1 ii uoi .,.. ur to Ihe praetical m ?n ol 11
i;i\ State thal il would be aimpler t.. eled n
differenl aori ol peraona i" make lawa? Whal
,,?;!,; 1,. nid "f tho votcra if the men delib
,.,.,'..:\ , hosen by them aa their ivorthiest and
moal ii' should -?l, mnly pn ceed lo gag ibom
tolvea by law I, st they mighl iwalloa a bribe?
Xhe world ii n?H often b< Ip d tonvard or
upward by anj kind ol moral machiiu ry. K
the pc 'j,! ? wanl I gUlal >rs wh 1 can be bribed
p 1 I,!.'. .:;.,iiist diliillg them will I"1 ul UlUi b
,,.... if t ti- j v.u.t t., drink to exceas, or to
. or to pl under Ihe publlc, ,-r lo carry
- ms '._? rorruption, and public opinion tol
eratea and upbolda tboae who do theao thinga
do law will cure the evil. The only cure thal
in j, iMible ia to re-creato ? pubhc opinion whieh
Brill n. t wink at offencea, will chase oul <>f re
-P ???t.i''" ? . ietj every man who conunita them,
.. !il ircai the public plundcrcr aa a peraon not
1 , i.,. tnutcd in buainesa, will make voto-buying
,,.,| eleetion awimUing c-t a partj th" support
,,1 everj boncsi ciu/.-n. and will pleci as law
makers men wh" cannot be aeduccd by a good
dniiior._^^^^
BOXET AXD BV8ISESS.
Ar-,"iino follj v. . ihe diatanl cause ol the
fjll iu stocka l.st v..','k. Bui ni anotlier seuae
.... , I,,' araa nearei ln apace aud diatanl only '"
Ume, for stoclu fell bwa -? American folly. when
mIvit ooinaite waa reckoned oertaln, bad pui them
up Isryond reaaou, au l Amerlean Btubbornneaa had
bekl them up after free ooinoae bad eraard to lie
1 ,. mImIuv. Wlth a dwreaae "f Dl.000,.
i,usl,.!s in wheat, 828,000,000 buabeli ln oata,
,i',.| 623,000,000 busbela iu yleld of corn, nnd
with ii"ti production rapidly falllne off, tliere ? ia
? . rrason for t!?' advance in prlcea ol atocka
v, ;,,?', n . ? maile ln Janu iry. Nor waa ti?- pruapei I
?t allvcr .oiiii^". ii realized, .1 aound reaaon t"r
; prioea. Bui tbe men who bad thin -, lu
M'll uaed lhal pretexl for a riae, us thej would
bave uaed any other, and ?! ti.e publlc bad been
Itrredy tor st,?'ks ut lop priceu there would bave
i?.,.;, fewer apeculatora with bia londa laal week,
aud the London dlaturlwace woukl have caused
!.'Bs fv-lLn-' hriv. Onee more Liondon was con
frontrd with *a Boaslhility ul enforced and apeedj
Bpttlrmcnt un enormuua losara lu* Arjrentinra, and
while the needa .,1 aonic ^reat Iioh-m's are aald lu
bave been tnet, the btter diapatehea from Buenoa
.\ 1,-, ,lo noi ludicate that tbe attuatlon there is nt
.,11 bopel .1- lt is ;.' leaat po**ihl" tbal Britiah
Lnveatora and bankera may aooo be puahed int"
more ireneral UquldaUon of Araeriean operationa
ti. ni haa \ <?' been aeeu.
'j'l.c averafre prloe ,,1 atoeka dropped ?' '.,n foi
tin- areek, nnd ended lower than in aas other areek
?tacc Jaauary :;- The full of $3 v*-.'- per ahare aince
February '? anawerl t., tbe r.>,- ol |*f00 wbleh
eiidfii that day, aml wbik th.' reporta .,1 earnin ?
ibaw Um' rulioiois are taklaa la more money
than a year ago, their expettars bave ahto in
ereaaed. Eaat-bound aUptaeata from <'lii,;,no iu
February were 303,300 tona, agalnat 354,k33 bait
,\,...r, a. los"' of li per ifut, bui 11 n- eaonaoua
movement of cattle nnd ho^s, uu aeeaunt of
learcity of eurn; atUI awella reeeipta, At Chieaao
tbe reeeipta <>t boga iu January and February
irere tbe largeat 01. reeord, bui iiii> iain for rail
r,,iuis will sooii eeaae, while Ibe iiiuvcincnt .,f grain
la aad mual be eomparatively Dabt. January and
Pehruarj reeeipta of all Rialn nt priraary marketa
eompare wltl. Laal years 111 hutjrr.'Ls tbua:
li,'. rease
1801. l-oo. i',i rent.
Febmary . i:o,-j-i,'jio ?."....-.--.-j-.i 3l.n
Jaminry . _i,i iu.I'.o :n.,77.i.:i?.<i :;*..!
in view "f the extraordinary prieea of corn
aml oata, tlus Biender movemenl is Btroag proof
thal tha Boppiy la redueed t.? tl..- mlnimum limit,
M> tliat, harger Bhlpaaeata eaaaot be reekoned upon
for tin- earoiag months. Uut the eaae is very
differeal with wheat, of whieh tbe interior re
eeipta fur the maae aBOtitba arere iu baaheui:
Increase
l-'.n. 1800, Per cenU
Januurv ...". 5.084.750 4,iro.'llt 30.3
januiry . ... 7.o4i:,(M.s iI.-jTa.'.tiT -J0.O
Iu view of these farts and tlie u>ereaac in e\
j?,its troui Ati.mtii' porta, in February 4,880,531
i.usheU agaimff 8,410^135 laal year, ftaur laeluded,
jr,.si weekn idTaaee ol 1 1-' eenta ia epol wheat
and 4 eenta foi alareh does not ippear ?artieularly
reneible. Bui apeeulatara ln oontrol oan put the
price atill btgber ll they pleaae, aaurtieularly if
tbere are ahort Bellera t.< !?? Bqeeered. The mar
kri l..r porh prudueta doea not ebange much, but
eoffee aiao exhibita another apeoulatlve advance.
(ln the other haml, the cottoii maikel haa laiilv
respoinled t,, t!u- greatiy imieaMil reeeipta, iii
february 835,373 balea agalnat 410,044 laal year,
aad baa deeliaed i-*>. tlia- price i"i middllng up
landa, now s 7-8 eenta, having laten only 1-18
lower af oae Ume, leteuary 28, ihsu, during th.*
past thirty-M'veii years. The exports ure also
brre. in February 5"8.4J5 b.iles aixainst 181,853
laal year, bal maaimnm cmp cstimates are now
opnerally BCOept-d.
The rolnme of hualnom. aieaaared by ciearing
bonae exehaagea outaide New-Yoik, shows aoaae
ilecreaae tor the firsi week of Mareb, and an ln
creaae over laal year ol only l i?or cent for the
iiiontii of February. Furtber, it is a mistake t.i
reckon thal the Inoreaae la general, for wbile I bi
cago gained 16 per cent for ivi.ru..ry awi tae.
year, nml Cineinnati 9, and Minneopolla ti, and
__n rr.in.'is.'n 13 i>.'r cent, a largc abare of thia
changa is dne only to tbe blgh prieea ol farm
i rod icta, wbile gaina of 0 per '?'?nt al New-Orleana,
;i.-; al Galveaton and 35 al Sorfolk are obvioualy
dac io thc enormoua yield and movement nf cot
Uin. Bat auch Soutliern eltiea as Chattanooga
LO per ii'iit. I_?t__viHe loaing i?. aad Bir
mingham knung '-?: per eent, aboara that the buaU
Deaa of the Bouth Iteell Ivis nol beea nniformly
expanded, in eplte of unprece lented oropa. I#oaaea
,1 1.1 pu i.vnt at St. Louiti, 4 pei cenl al Kaus'.i.
tity aad si. l'aul, :. per cenl at Omaba, and 8 per
eeni _t Denver, abow shrink.u:e beyond the Mie
?isBippi, while loaaea al Pittaburg of 11 per cent,
Philadelphla .ii i" per ceat, aad Boetoa of * pe?
c?nt indicate reatricted movemeal m manufact
uring reglona. When ii is known that the Bamc
quantitiea of all commodlttea which coat 5100
i laal \o..r aold in the Bame marketa for
911360 thia v.'.i, the advanee in prlce havtng
t riaen !?> 14.5 per cenl a' tho cloae of laal
week it i. plain Hia' ??re mnal bave been mate
rtal deereaaa in quantttlea bonght and sold, or tl.e
clearinga would have ahown ?<? greal gain.
The i..-* ", 9:1,300,000 from tii'' baak rcfccrvca
durini tl..- laal week haa oeanrrad ln aplte "i actual
,,,.- .,.,.??.,?.* by tba Treaaury Keeedkig Ita re
,.,.,. |S 8500,000, balaaeing tbe deatructien ?>i i?bk
,'?, ,i?. ffeek. While a llttle gold went
?.;?i. tbe main outgo waa to the Interior, and
,.,.;,. ;;,,. _.-l.ll* Of >l H ll'MVl.'.V 01 iiK'I'.M M I' .'.
prea-iirc ln Weatern money marketa. The moal
notcworthy feature ol trade reporta is tbe con
Bti.nl increaae ln manufacturing eatobliahmeata
building or about t.? he buUt, aad while arnay
of thoae added an virtually removala of worka,
hi.mis. machinerj- and eapitul trotn abroad, ba ce_.
Beaueace of the new tariff, a macb larger num?
ber of now worka are whollj American, and ln
hmncbea of Indnatry well eatabrWied. One great
ltr ?,. that 0f tbe eoal minew ot the Monongnhela
Kgiou, baa been aettletl during the week by vlc
l , for tbe men after a tcn-weeka' atruggle. rbe
,,!.',. Btrike atlll continuca, and the Bkut_owm
. . ? Malioning and I benango rtiruaeee, while
,, ; ..mn ?i olothing euttera at Roehcatei la a_ I
to throw more than 10,000 peraoaa out of em
p uont. _
Thriftp eltlaena of Mtaneeota recelved $25,000
l,.t year rrom the State Treaaury for the aoalpa
,,f wolvea which they had alain wltb n.u.'i. vnlor,
thua promotimt the eommon webTare. li baa
been dlacovered tbal there are extenalve eetabllah
. for tlie breeding ol wolvea in tii- nortbern
,! tbe State, aad ll dawna upon the legial itlve
mind that there ia n connection between theae
l.i.is. Tbe populatlon "f Minneaota bi lai
.. up ot N,",v En i ndcrs, but it containa many
Kcandinaviaaa alao, and untll we are compelled
to, we ahall refuae to bclleve tbal any aon of
the Pilgrim Fathera eould engage, er, at least.
?. ln i iefa an operation.
? - ? ?
H tbe Tammany leadera ever. aeriouaty con
templated the aelection of a Superintendeni of
l',,ii..- from tbe ranka of actlve Tammany ward
worken in civil life, they maat bave looked
?,.?? tbe people of thia town n* inliniiely more
patienl than driven cattk*. Such m outrage
would Juatify tbe Imiaediate formatioa of a new
Commlttee of Seventy.
Urooklyn baa maaaged toexlat foi the laal three
or four montha withoul anj atieet-cleaulng. what?
ever. I_e eondition of ibe atreeu can tbere
fore be readily imagined. Tbe facl that they are
,i.uinglj Bltbj baaal laal penetrated the officiul
mtad, and ir. is aaBoeaead tbal thia week Bfteen
ganga of men, rixteea naen io a gaag, are le be
tel to work apon them. The naive rimplleity of the
Btutemeni thai ",thia ia for the parpose ef removing
the un.i.r B-camulatlona of dirl on tbe atreeta
,,;, rvt.iiy t'. taking tip the work regalarly
\ irll i," ean be appreciated,eepeeially by thoae
who have aeen the "wlnter accumulatloaa" ec
oumulate from day to day and from week to
week. m %
i ,- expeeted announecmeni ot the f.iilare of
Mnine i..> aupply haa been made. Like tbe
peaeh crop ll alwnya doea faU. The troubla thia
,,i eourar, haa not been tha warmth el l ?
*... i.v'.n, bul the leemen my thal l'-* wantat waa
Mier t ... Ineienicnt, Tbe anow Interfered
wlth tlie Ice-gatlHirera and the lee araa of poer
quality. s,. ili.it it la apparent lhal aelther when
the wintei ia mlkl nor when i' laaeveie can*good
aupply nf i'1" be obtaiaed and bouaeholdera will
have to pay a* large a price uh ever.
Tl e movemenl In tavor ot munlclpal lodging
houae*, ri which homeleaa men may have ri-*t and
,, ,.,i ui return for labor, haa the aupport of manj
oliarltabla orgnnlaatlona. Other citlea are ft*r Ln
advanee of New-York ln ii"' eare of tbe large
llontlng ii. iiulatlon "I peraona uaable to Had a
and ii.r-in- no permahenl home. The eella al the
polir-e ttationa are Blled al nlghl with trampa,
bm theae aleeplng placea are often foul and un
heolthy, and no provlalona are made for the pei
formanee of labor In paymenl ?.i the ladglnga
A blll will be Uitrodueed ln the Legialature, and
mi eurnral elfort will be made io aroure the
ndnption nf aome effeetlve plan ot relief for theae
unfortuaate wanderera.
? ? ?
The Pittaburg Buthorltiea Bre trying to pre
v.iit aecret cremation, and it la to be hoped thal
il,,.. wiii bui.ed. The posaibUlty of coneealing
murder and other erimea by burning the bodiea
oPdeeeaaed peraoaa withont Dotlee t.. tho author
un s i* one of the grounda <in whieh ereanatlon
been oppoaed. Beveral bodiea bave been orenaated
recently aud bo pablleation of tha faet h.i* beea
in. i,. [or daya afterward. Some ayatem of regla
n\ aod penaito ahoald be deviaed ao tbal the au?
thoritiea aaa _er_f.v before cieaiattoB is allowed
that there i? no K?od reaaoa why the body ahould
ii,,t be deatroyed. _
The troqnoii Clnb ot Chicago baa been Indora
tna Mr. Cleveland'a anti-allvei letter. This clnb
is known to tbe general public aw. tbe engaglng
Democratie organiaation whieh gave a dlanei a
few yeara ago, al whieh, when the hud "t fea
livity had burst into bloom, Beeietary Bayard
waa Hoored i>.v u Bylag s.m[i tureen, and Cartei
Harriaon had a poiaaol order nl*ed npon him wlth
a punch bowl, whieh took btm uader tbe brfl ear.
it the Iroqaola is as good at Indoraiog ns it is at
dliiiut', -Mr- t'li'Vi'hind OUght to be -'lateful to it.
PBBSOXAL
Darlag taa Ihlrty jreara lhal tlio late Jadge Prtntan,
ol Haanarhusetta, aerved oa the Renrb, eoan) waa
never B-Journed oo aceounl <>f ala iu Mataa.
hir John A. MiuiliiiiaM tliinlts that tlie title "Ainori
rana" aaoaM bal leacrved f.r Canadlaaa. Ho ealla
tha people of tlio Unittd states ?? Yunlojes."
goaator Hiaeoek win ran aVraa to faartaa thla
week in aaareh af ie*t aai pkoaara, imt laleaaa t.i
.?.'tiirii to New-York before tlie itaaa aaaaaalgn falrly
op. a.-.
K. L. Davenpoit, who has been a f..vi.:ito ut tho
noefon M.i?euhi for tlie la*t (our yeai'*, will wlthdraw
from that theatra at tha claaa af this aeaaoa, for
Onanrlal reKaoni
r,\Ni,.ii,ir QUbati a. Paaree, of North Pahata, II
i. nunoreel, ran bava tba aiipolntmeal a* L'nlte
*..ii.'- Mlniater ta Ceatral Ameriea, if i>? will tain.- it.
..,,;:,. other ofii..', in Waahington, artth raflaer mioi-j
;.Kiiii.ii iiut.-, i* aelleved to have been offered t..
him i> the Pre klenl and t.i have been deellned.
Benator Dnvia, of aflnaeanta. worka hard in tl.o
daj Ume, bal rlgidly exehatoa aolltlea aad boslneaa
fiDiii i.i' thoogkU .md c.nivei-utioii In the evanIng.
i in Um niiior hand, Benator -laerman, aecordlng lo
u \\ii*hini;i(.ii iBttar, _e_e all hia reatiag iit the
Capltol aad aaoal ol hi* work in lus ataaty at bobms.
And ii? doea aat iv.*t aaaek, all?aa, aa. ha i- ? aaay
iitietilivo ll*t<<i.ftr to tho dcbiiti's nnd a cnreful1 ivador
of the nt'w*papors. Uurlug tho soculled uiorninc
l.oar-from 12 to 2 o'clnrk?hf> ls usually ln hla seat
readlag tl"* moralng papera and wiitrhlng with one.
eve, ar wltli one ear, tba 1,111s. et<\, whieh are lntn,
iliu-il at tl.i- tmi". Thli i- Bls ???t'-Ti thlfl ani
liatening to the speechea that are niada later ln tlie
uiteruoon.
Been iltinai), of ciii'i ? i, belleaea that he l- tlie
,,.,;, peraon ln thla caaatry arbo aaa bIbbbn ? hand
i bi ihook tbe baad ef ti:,; greal Wesley. -Tin; poet
Clabha.* ba aaya, "waa w.is tli ? reelor of the pvlia
in whlch I waa i, in, who christeaed bbb, .,ai vheei
fiineral I attended ln my boyhood, waa introdu, x-.i i,j
,Ve*ley ln bls old ...?.? and iu the blographj ol the i>"<t
i' is -.li.i iie was r ceived by We-iey with 'tieaevesaaa
l??Utanaaa.'*
a tiiie ealogtam araa praaaaaeei up m tin> iite
<;,'::.",-il B ibert KeAlBfitar, al bla ntnersl a* iielvid-ra,
bt, j., by Ms "ii eomrapa*. Oci..! Jamea p, liusiinf*.
of Treuton. The eral # referraf t,, Oea. ml Mr.uiutcr
in tli" taree-foM rehtl n "f soldler, cltlsea nnd man.
I!,- sald that out of the I ? ai ,i 10UI m ti.at
BTejW-Jcr-i'.v s< if to i'i" war. ? ? -. th.it
achleved gr ll promlaenec, bj ?' U til I i Bm? one ,,f
-,ii" ilx. Tlioy were Keamy, i syard, KUpatrlek, atott,
HicAllikler i i bewoH, aud uli ,,: these covered tliem
bcivts und Uie t-iat.1 wlth Iijii . i ; tiown. il" laaf
i.,.,.w;i (irant, and - d Tli nui*. and SherMan,
?.nd WcCkllun, and \ nd.*, and pretty much all af ow
#-.. it !i"f.??? i, snd i,"'. one of t.i aaa ., braver soirtWr
, ,. ,',,.,.,- p ,. tl Rol ?:: '! Allister. He ipoae
of hlm a-s n genulnc Chrtatian. I>>U. Bl home aml ln
camp, aad ? UIb i bitii tlie llBvaloch of ti.e Jeaaay Uues.
THE TALK OP TBB DAT.
?? i have -? i one or taro good lea atottaa hl The
Tribune," wrltea a i rresponileni, " t>ut i IMnk tWi
0De ljivu, them. ui ? da I I tall tl Baaveoai that
i,.,i f:n fmin my li"'. e a l,..ii-l v,.,- r.'.-.tinsj M ta*e
arhtch were aboul tea teel apert, and aoaaa>
i? ?!-. bad flaht nn oM dlaaarded atraaj Bat oa t'.e
board, tha crown lylag oa tha board. Au oi.i hen,
ahteli wae a greal pot witb the faatily, ?*'v thla
Brrangetnent, bbb evtdeuUy d4*cMed I I aM hu*
vv |asi ii. ? tir:-.- mra b< at. Bo aba ,.i afaBy hoppai
Into K md IaM nn es*. We deekted t,> baaaor in-r
whlm, and thercfore fastened tbe bal to the board.
Bhe conlinued to lay In thla iiaeer aeal for iobbi
Um*. But one day the bai became uafwteaed in
Korne way ani blew off the tftaard. Whea i;.d:> bbw
thla, almboffaa t-? aiag <i' coaaalaialy, ? ? > 11 b]M
Bhe would give up tne bat aad ieek aaother w>u
Uut we wera aatstakea. la ? UtUa while she atcBai
tbe bat la iier :,iii ?uid 8ew aritli it aa lha boaaa,
whera, after a ireat >;"..i ??! fuaalBf. aha Bflljaatei n
,? fhe. could lay ln lt. After t.'.at. wc fa-,t/.'.'ied
ii s., thal ii coui'j noi blow obT."
iu Japane ?? - - ?' H ??' a :' '; ''?'"'" ? h""-'''4
ireiil oui und fouuded a lown aad advcrtlsea, i- <t
. f, iture. - b ..:??.: uve u i, Btte n feel w:rte,
runnli.R Uie k-i.irth of Uw town." Tlils extrBvasjant
v.n-i.- of land wao reported t?> the Oorernmeat, and
tba boumei were cuaci I lo ilnimer down or pa w
prlsou.?(Uetruil Free Pl
Boston people read Ward MeAltatar'a baaas, ac
rordlng la "The Boatoa lYaaacrlpt." Bal they edit
aa they ;,,.-'i it, correct the tnlstahea and make lt tlt
iu- thelr p":-;:-ji. Thls is proved by * eopy from a
i, i b Bay ,?.:? al >i:;.-- Ubrai . 1 w i luma I - - ?
aa l Have Pound It" is well woaa aml showa abms of
much readh .-. And aU Um wuy thraagh MeAlllstar
11 u correeted In p n< 11. His eoastaat "?aroaht"
- ,?:...! tO "ShOUht"; il,-, ".-.I. :l "I B/hlch" 18
rhtenod oat; ln sbort, bla McAlliaterlsau are
Lranslated by ihilful ai I patie il tovera nf PngWebi
A Sketch?Wlfe (fretfullyj?Somethlua is poini to
hn.ij,,-,, dearcst. Vcs, ix-. l luvo u prvseutlmeat,
l ie. i i.r- .1 ii.
Husband ithoiouplily ac?iuainl .1 vitli li * - Bpousel?
No, l think ii"t. lha dre? inatter and nlUluer ,:ti:ed
...:???,,,,'..... ...... ? d tho bllls.
Wlfe (rapturoiulyl Uurllns;!?(Auierican urocer
Tba |ood eitiaens >f Worceat .". M ,--., are v,-ry
much worhed ap over a aew rale that aU tbe imi'iia
of ti.e piiblio sehoola shali be Bieasared so tbal ?
,.?? of .iii Uafllr phj leal propttettnaa.
aeaaa lo be a ease arhere taa ery ol "BBeaaaraa,
." i ii- ? r^opalar.
Bloquent llilkMopher (to aaeembled frroup of ooa>
. -Vca, uie true baals "t humau happlDeaa,
.-...ii uin ii;ui, uiv fellow phllosopliers, cunsUta ii, t:.?
auprcmacy ,,i the \..n over the daalree, ai.d ti.e eoa
i, ii.,. . to tocl for t.i,.' earUi'a r'K'dt/.'Bt Uro??
il
? ? ".ii- <>. Philoflopbers -Ah, how trael
ii.i.t Philusupher icoiiUnulng)?Sow, Vt Ittaa
trate
iiui, Walter (plcUna up a sllver piecel?Whieh of
you geuUemen eo..?-. t:..-. dollar belon,: tol
Phllosophcrs (to a man).?Be!?(Kate i'ield's Waalv
lagton.
Two or tliit.se aaekfl afa Tne Trihaae prir.ted ati
artlcta ahoat ti.e Jones County aalf eaaa, whuh waa
I |uat iIomiI. Battetas the latareal that ?e took la it
Bobert J.,h!is,.ii, ri vie. bamV %v.n,-. taera, tlie pinintitr,
b.iMiiy MBdfl n> tha ??;??? ?tu.ii Dsets" eoasraralag taa 'i'-u.
As aetBBj fs'-ts frcjueritly ilnfcr aa wiilely fiom coni
ii.on fuits. we bave i'i,pared the BBBoarlaf condcn>od
.? , 'imi of tlie eaaa for liae use of future MatorlanB:
en . .i-e. Joaea Conaty*?The m"^t celebrBted <"nlf
c.i- known to blatory. Hegun ln l-7-t; liotcrt Jolui
aon. plaintlff; Pottcr, ct al., defendante. Samber of
calres involved, fuur: eatimated value, 115; yeara
pf-ndinft. ixi..: bmefl before supreme Court, four;
numbcr of Jurors trted b- i?n', iu. About twenty,
dlffcrent lauyers wero employed on eaeh slde .tt it.f
i ;?.,..; ttmes. I'm.ii verdirl lor plaintilf for .t-i.'m?>
., ,i ,,, t- (probably amounUng to ?H,000 or 87,000).
\.. ,?:.!? , -? . .r.;,,.,?n>. Cotiditi.ui of lltlpantd at
- o| . ,. j. iperoua . c n lltion ol lawyera ;.t
f ault poor. Present condlUoa of liti
k-ants, btuihrupt; present condiUon <?( lawyera, rica.
, ..,..- ,,t . uive*. doad from oM aaa. ona
luwver, ('. E. Whccler, MechanlcsvlUe, ~t:i>i-d witt*
the case for the plaintilf from atart to 8ntah.
li.ittotis are being Baata of cbamleaBy abbbIbbbbI
Betaton. bat they bataai not bo yet that tiiey uia
u? tba eyee ?s batl i h A ??
AWAKBI
(A Beply ?<> Teauyflon'i -To Baeap.")
Awake, awake, the dreary nlRbl i- - -?
?Ki-e wlth ti. ? daj . plrd duty's rulment on.
Awake, awaha.
whate'er In da*1m?i tliy afBici.? nn-.
! They'11 vaaiah soon In Ii^i.i tluil comee from f.ir.
Awake, awake.
Pi i -. moarnlng heart, yleM noi tn Borrow'a asray;
Death dtea and llfe's dream ends when <..?t doth aa; ?
\\V.,l<... ?!?? , ?
- .Aii.im c. i'ii. lu chlcago IntarOeean.
A Kanaaa paper tells an lutcrestlng cow itory. raa
row ln qu. il n re ently lost ber calf. Aitcr ll
it.-!. -he traasfarred ber aaactlooa to tiio foarteaa
' \ car "i,i aon "f her owner, for whooj *
mdneas. she B. ka blm |u t ? '
:, | .i no one but the boy can do aa: l
ii d The "' - daj tl ? lad liaf
occaslon t.> go t., town, and ad ke remalued away
; u?ui .,.. :? uiUUng Ume, bls atster put oa b aull <>t' his
. ;.;.,i wiii Into the barnj ird and -
ivlng tbe cow until she (the eow) bappei I lo
.?.. tlie boj con Ing ui> tbe road, whea she kicked the
pai) over aud inade a*6ound la the dlrttcuon of tiio
youtb, abowiag the most anaustakable evMenraa of
.'
\v,-l! duppUed Wlth ru,-K ? ap.--.-I)r.:;iin."i-ll.iva
-. .'-..,;?' ln thl* hotel '
' itonilwe -Wa have I 'it >>f theta.
Driimnier-Tbouirht ?o. l'i." Ure all esraped fn>tu
my room last nlgbt, aud 1 almoat ft"? ??-'.-.- flweihaa
_
sT. PAUL DIOXT K.N,'W DAVID n.
Prom The Borw .,h Bull, Ua.
chartty aiay eaver .i multltode "f alas, bui lt raa*!
.,., i ., i , nini j und ao ? irl ais atnaers aa a ta ?? ?
,: ? liovernor of Xew-Vork - ? i i
COSBISTEXCY IN TIIK rTUThTKI RATK
From rbe li i,: >rd Courant,
Democmta II Ihere iin the smte Benate) aad O
ii, unco ?? I s.i; :..?:?' I'lilK, !? '. aud i* Cnse to ren >
hlm. imi ln tho woste-buskel bls aptM.ln menrsof other
people, Insull hla secrclarr. mid bluek all huain'as,
while ..t th.- aan ? tlme H-.ei o to blm lor tli- ms. lves lu
i rl* ,i ?. a-h him for aad accepi frv m blm coma i
io oflli e,
Micil KORB iHAN IT U8BD T<? BB.
Prom Tbe OtBBcaasUa (Kaa.) Blade.
The Tribaae alwaj I i W "f ???*ag tbe
beat almai u*? and poliUcal i- - . and one i?r
l li] lucpasaes tor I ie ai i unl ol Impoitaul UuoraaB
Uou ;?'.'. of Its preeVe. issors.
BO BffCIPROCfTY WITH CAXAOA ICff WOW.
Prom Tb ? Boston JouraaL
Mr. Blalne voteed Ihe Brattment of the Jtaawai
people when he sald thal he wanted no f^?Pr0*"J
!?: natural prodaets; II must be i:iir,-i.',rte.i rerl
Drocltv or nono. rnrestrlcted wlproclti ?*s tae
Lfsue upon wlSch the UUt.i, made n. -.r . anva-s.
Their defeat oblltei i ! ? " r'''.^TKK>.\{\?\ ,4
fact ..? ln our poUttcs. rhe eyes of the N-itiw niu.i
turn wlth Incrtased Interes and bope to tn- "J^-J
feaalble and InvIUag reclproeUy wtth our tolglibora
tO UM I .in.V.vunl.
-??
A HABB W.'llKlN'i -TATESMAV.
rr. m The Boston Baraht
Pleaty ?'? pnn? aad bbI to IV.-.id"nt llamsja. He
haa earued -i llttle oaUng.
AXD WK bbsaU ILAVB bfOBB, Wfh
Prom The IfUwaukaa Bflmtlaal.
The u-r,Avii. of the Un-plate Industry ln thla conntry
la ,-.,:,..s-e or paln and ebaiSTln to the Democmtte
rroe-traders. B*ome aUghty gsod tin l-iit.: la baaai
niail ??. ___^_
I'it ir imBBB rr will DO ti>>.>')?
Prom The riuiaii.:;.;;i.i Item.
The Bew Vork Trlbune oughl to kave ? BalfBaaiea
reafler. In everj Htate lu the . ni'.... lt ta ****fg
Bepubliean paper. li ???? at the heud,of tAv p-?J>
wc would solve thla protuem. Begla a?\* ? cuut,M*
the voter lor lcirJ,

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