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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-19
Nh 7 IDLL II
TUE LEGIsLATURR.

:cTioNl !. The legislative power OF this Com
wealth shall be vested In General Assembly
ii shall consist OF Senate and u House of
-escntatiyes. -...
"a. 2. Members OF the General Assembly
be chosen st the general election every sec
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CONSTITUTION.


New Constitution proposed TO the Cit
izsns Of this Commonwealth for
their Approval or Rejection,
by the Constitutional Con-
vention.
rrHitsuED BY CEpEG or rIiE SECRETARY or TIB
CoNMCNvrNfIU ~ rrRsuANCE OF fIfT TouRTu
sECrtoN or AN ACr OF aux GENERNL AssEAt-
MY. ENTITLED, "AS ACTsTo PROVIDE FuR
CALLING coNvENrfON TO AMKNr rfH
CONSTITUTION" APPROVED THE 1lru
pAY OF NrEiL, a, %. 1872.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
FROM C~NlsS6RNIA.
SAT ERANcIsCO. Fehrnar

SAX ERANCISCO, February 4.
In the suit OF Faulina c. Furies vs..
The City OF Sacramento, the United
States Circuit Court has rendered
Judgment i'll tav0r OF the PLAINTIFF IOr
81 $50, with Interest from the Gate OF
Issuance Of the bonds sued upon, ard
which VIII aggregate about $4,000.
The Spring VALLEY Water Company
insists uDon the payment by the city
of their water ILL OF $lO3, 500. TAe
Board of Supervisors have acceded to
the demand, aad so 600 of the amount
will he paid Immediately.
One foot and Il half OF snow fell at
the Big Tree Grove January Cd, the
first OF the season. The total rain
fall at Murphy's to February "a vas
II inches.
This evening, the bark d. C. Murray
brought news from Honolulu of the
ratification of Prince LunalilO's cleo
ton as King Of Hawaii by tic Legis-
la.ive Assembly. He was formally
inaugurated, and his new Cabinet is
made up largely of Americans. C.il.
Bishop is Minister for Foreign
Affairs; Il. .. hall. Minister of the
Interior; Robert Stirling, Minister OF
Finance; a. f. judd, Attorney GEN
oral.
Inc ltiiitibl VI tliC lttC 1NAhS WIN
place january IL.
Judge Wm. Hale, a prominent law
yer OF this city, died to-day OF pneu-
monia.
Tho mOther~of Judge Louderback
died yesterday, sged Is.
Daniel Mcfarland was found guilty
of burglary il the Municipal Court
to-day. .
The total rainfall for the season is
1926 inches.
VIsALIA, February 4.
1t has been raining with but llttle
J intermissiOn since saturday, ana
, shows no signs of abating. Upwards
of five inches has fallen for the Win
ter, Farmers and stock men predict
an extraordinary fine easOn ,
! Subscriptions to the Stockton ana
Tulare Narrow Gauge are coming III
at a lively rate. including persons
who first declined taking stock,
since itsihcOrpora ion. The treasurer
reports nearly all the first ten pei
cent. paid in. -.
Work commenced Yesterday on the
Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall build
ing ; cost Sj0,OuO.
The new baptist Church and many
other buildings are being erected II
this place.
UTAH.
CoRINNE. January 4.
Although the ~epizoolic is very, gen
eral in Montana, coaches VIII leaVs
here ~tri-weekly.
A light snOw-storm commenced
here this evening.
The Union Paciiic Railroad bridge
which was damaged AT Rock Springs
has been repaired, and trains are O
running regularly.
SALT LAKE, February 4.
A dispatch to-day from Little Cot
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND

LONDON, February 3.
A. dispatch from LisLon says the
Spanish steamship Murillo, which
sunk the emigrant ship Northflcct in
the English Channel, las Lcen sighted
of this port. 1t is supposed she was
ordered 10 leave CadiZ.
The new United States funded loan
will bc placed on the market to-day,
aud promises to LIE a great success
Large Transactions Lave already
taken Place, in anticipation of open
quote scrip ut IS premium. The Dai.
u Neus says the introduction of the
new American loan is an event of
great interest: it marks the steady
Progress of the United States i'm
European credit. The Americans are
now reaping the reward OF their iinan-
cial temerity.
Numerous wrecks are reported on
the English, Scotch. and Irish coasts.
No American vessel is yet mentioned.
LONDON, February 4.
The proprietors of the several col
lieries in South Wales, who an
nounced their intention to import
Chinese from California. to take the
place OF strikers received an anOny-
nous letter, threatening assassina-
ton.
The weather for the past three DAYS
has been intensely cold one hun
Gred PERSONS We're frozen to death in
England in that time.
4 true bill is found against Robert
HOWlrs, for nisdrrncanOr, in conncc-
ton with securities deposited with
liowles Bro. s. OF the Paris house. The
trial will soon take place.
GREECE.
ATHENS. February 8.
A terrible earthquake occurred in
the Island OF SalnOS, causing great
destruction OF property and loss of
life.
FRANCE.
PARIS. February 8.
DISPATCHES from the South OfFrance
say that many remnants of the Cdlli>t
band are crossing the frontier, seek
ing refuge on French soil. The Uni
re's has reports from CarliSt
source reporting that several bodies
of insurgents in Spain effected Il june
ton on the 3l>t. under the conf
mand OF Ullo LissaraGe, and occupy
excellent positions, preparing to at
tack Gen. Marion@s, whose line of re-
treat is cut OFT, and reintorcemcnts in
tcr:eHttQ.
THEIRS attended a sitting of the
Committee OF Thirty, and at consid-
crahle length presented his views OF
the constitutional project, which the
committee had submitted to him. lie
said the scheme contained Lids
guised attacks on himself, hut he
would accept it if certain amend
ments, which lie declared indiSiensa-
lilo ware adoDtpu. After n searching
criticism of the project in detail. he
represented the necessity of being free
to address the Assembly on questions
OF general policy. and concluded AS
follows: lyon huiniiiate me. | ac-
cept the humiliation, but | will not he
come a political manikin. l am only
u little Bomrge0is, but the power your
conditions leave me would he con-
temptible." Theirs will again appear
before the committee on Wednesday
next.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

tonwoOd says the depth of snow on a
level is twelve feet. The roads I'M
paSsable.
The Utah Northern Railroad is
still blOckaded with snow. Efforts
to take the cars through to Logan
last night were unsuccessful. They
could not pass bevond Hampden.
The COMPANY TO build Il broad-yauge
road from Corinne, Utah, to- Helena,
Montana, are making new efforts to
commence work.
The Journal tonight SAYS brigham
Young, Jr., n of the twelve apostles,
not ~ week ago. i'm preaching to- a
crowded audience, at Logan, de-
nounced the Government, its officials,
and all Gentiles. lie advised resist
ancc to any attempt to serve the pro-
cesses of Judge Mckcan's Court, and
said he would shoot the top of the
head eff any man who would attempt
to erv such processes on him.
The Union Pacific train, due at Og-
den this evening. was on time.
NEVADA.
PioCuE, February 4.
The stages between this place and
Salt Lake Will resume their trips to-
morrow.
Eight thousand pounds of silver
bullion has accumulated here since
the stoppage of the Salt Lake stages.
About half of the horses in this
district are suffering from the epizo-
otto.
John Williams. injured by a powder
explosion a few days ago, died at the
hospital yesterday.
It has been showing heavily nearly
all day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

by MaoNlIaHr.-The
snow improved the slope on
Ek street for coasting, and last
peonle Of all classes and all
FinineI in the snort. One young
\ slipped and fell upon her sled.
Ping her liz a little, s % that she will
(ntble to osculAte for II few days.
fSEIrlSEu man came very near
p! made an item of again, but es-
(i by a scratch. From his first
Perlence, he thinks trodden snow
pot as soft as a feather-hed. He
fht envy the Young lady. how
r. whose chariot ran afuul of an
Pr IN Clark street, throwing the
iler n ~ in the faces of herself
her gay charioteer. 1t is anus
hsee how the excitement Of this
f'' like wine, brings out character.
Opportunity to study human ma
Is afforded 10y This, as well as in
other pc ular amusementS.
sNclnuS among the coasters were
uv Charley. Big Alec, Big-noSed
Nrap. Little Pete, and Black
Psn Jack. If we omit any who
n particular mention, we will in
suelr names i'm our next cOaStinG
a'or $50 each, which, considering
faes OF advertising, is not high
alocal notice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

NENIsoS, NENIsoS Suck Is the
cry that passes from mouth to mouth
on the streets of Eureka, as the crowd
rush to the San Francisco Restaurant
to-day for dinner. Roast venison is
not to lie had every day for love or
money. in this land of sagebrush and
sage philosophers. This opportunity
for gourmands is therefore not be lost.
Deer meat may he cheap when il is
so scarce. At any rate, Sclaefer's
rates will not be increased on account
of this additional delicacy. IIo, We
hungry ones, for veuison and cram
berry sauce
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

HORSES RAPIDLY CURED OF THE
EPIzoorY.-Mr. George Booth. who
81 successfully treated the sick horses
near Mineral Ill.,. may be found
either at Sweenev's Dexter Stables or
ut Woodruff IL Ennor's stage office.
Mr.. Booth has horses under his care
at Sweeney's at this time, all of them
in an improving condition. He guar
antees a cure within twenty days, of
the worst cases. The horses may he
seen at any time at Sweeney's hos
pital sheds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
Deal INTELLsCEECE.
nler County and Eureka Silver
Production.

|nlar County and Eureka Silver
Production.
/ contrast of the figures of the
I'D Of silver in Storey and Lander
Cnties will show that, i'm 1871, Lam
! Produced more than double the
(unt of silver to the ton Of ore
Fed than did Storey county, during
y year ard. in tfree-Guarters of
wear 1872, in nearly the same pro-
fion. In 1871. Storey county pro-
bel in round numbers Si1, 600, 900
n 444,000 tons of ore. Or Il mil
t 10. 600 tons. Lander produced
l0GOO from 36, GOO 900 tons. Orahout
(hli M to $4,000 tons. In the three
(rers of 1872. Storey yielded 49,
90 from 3I7, 0G0 tons. or about a
Zion to $4,000 tons; while Lander
lled nearly 81 Goa, 900 from 10000
j. or about Il million to 10000 tons.
Enreka is placed by Mr.. Raymond,
ted States Commissioner of Min
Satisfies, as the third on the list
alver-prodncing districts in Ne
h. it is fair to presume that our
trict supplied the bulk of the ore
ieh goes to swell the grand total OF
silver production OF these two
Us, in Lander county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

toRE DANGEROUS SPORT.-As ifthe
10 life and limb were not great
PuSh III "coasting." q few over
b"a' hoodlums initiated the PAS
OF snow-balling the riders on
! street yesterday. and were not
PARTICULAR as to the softness or
m aly OF the halls either. Eyes
osen destroyed before now, even
%" NJ, and We protest against
Practice Of throwing hardened
,uii Ia the faces of children, for
SAe OF seeing them fall off their
many ofthem hurt and CRYING.
%" much like the conduct Of the
the old fable of stoning the
~. may he line sport to tnroW
se aus hut it is dangerous t.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

j. OTTESHEIMEH wishes to inform the
public that has the exclusive agency for
san Francisco News ! ct;cr and Cllifur
me- Democrat: and will also deliver East
era papers to subscribers in any part ni
town. Tne obliginS Handsome Whisky
will manage the Aforesaid. ii
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
l.ASVEnN DISPATCHES.
81 OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
ESPECIAL T
New YORK, February 3.

NEW YORK, February 8.
Commissioner Davenport has de-
cided to mold Woodruff, Clafiin, and
blood to await the action OF the Grand
Jury, on the charge OF sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails.
New York. February 4.
District Attorney Phel 5 says he
has aiiidavitS alleging that live jurors
in the Iwto,. cast allowed themselves
to lie approached by frierds and
agents OF tweed during the trial that
tbs IL action Was !or tAe uur osc Ut in
si,ting u pou their claim for $1,000.
a wcll-iusorncd gentleman SAYS
Grpeley'S estate is less in amount
than n estimate heretofore ma0e.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

HLEIGHING.-Outits for enjoying
the present excellent sleighing may
be had at Sweency's stables. Healthy
horses. and gay cutters, provided
with warm roles, for daylight or
moonlight rides. Mr.. Sweeney hav-
Ing bceu absent from tow u, has Just
returned Ill time to attend to- these
things personally. Single teams or
spans may lie ordered. and the
charges will he moderate. Take vour
dulcinea with you, and drive cut one
OF Sweeney's gay turn-outs. 1t is
better than all the philters advertised
for securing the affections of the idol
of your heart.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
MISSOURI.


JEFFERsoN Cry. February 3.
"A Project is preached for adjourn
ment OF the Missouri. Kansas, and
Texas Legislatures on the LIST of
March. So as To meet at Dennison To
celebrate the completion of the rail-
roa1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

ROMAN BROTHERS hereafter will de-
liver to any part ofthn town all Eastern
papers, Sucil as magazines, pictoriaiS,
werklias, etc. they having the exclusive
agency for them. as
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

NJ. +. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses to let and for sal.in all parts OF
the city. Inquire at the California Lum-
b>r Yard, on south buel street. Il
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

and it appears from testimony before
The House judiciary Committee, i'm
the case OF Judge Delahy, of Kansas,
that ingalls, LIibed or attempted TO
briLe Deiahy.
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MARYLAND,

ANNAPOLIS, February 8.
Mrs. Wharton renewed her recog-
hiz'tilce in $3.50 to answer the charge
~ attempt to poison Van Ness, and
left the Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

Tile FOR CHROMOs.-At DR.. Luz
wy Drug Store are three beau
nromos, which will be rallied
-lw" ",' as all the chances are TAX
So landscapes companion pic
kets ano nSheridan's Ride" The
Et,s T. e - each. and the number of
as ~. The chances are there
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

rrioN, RESCUE HOSE COMA
,Oan "e semi-annual meeting of this
|heirr VIII take place this evening
the n uose House. at 7 O'Clock, Let
of Off .,Ders he there as the cleo
pace to night,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

DIR. HALL is in town, and for n few
days may be found in DR.. %eshitt's Office,
Main street, a.
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Arrivals and Depart ures.

Arriva
ny WDopRrFF q ENNog'S LisE;
Thomas Reynolds
D-s.1 rsur~.
BY WOODRUFF Il ENNOR's LINE:
Barnes j VI Moss
fy Schaf"r Mary SNYDER
b. Maker Susan
~ Ramps j sullivan
Euiiiyan NJ Sullivan
4 ling
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL
Dan. Morgan proposes giving grand
promenade concert and ball on WASH
%. A number of fine vocalists have
already volunteered. and the lest in
strum"ntal talent is expected to take
q part in the performance. The con-
cert programme will be published
nm DAYS prior tn the evening Of the
ODD. The price of tickets viii he put
AZ IS, and will lie for saleat the stores.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

j. SrEAUs. the pioneer .ieweler, has
has lust filled his store with watches
and jewclry-not plated, he says. but
OF the best gold-and added to his
stock of ladies' and gentlemen's
watches and chains, warranted to he
eighteGn-carat gold. His Place of
business is on the corner IF Dunkel'S
dry goods store, corner of Clark and
Main streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
WASHINGTON.

WASUINGroN, February 4.
1t is said President Grant Yesterday
assured the delegation OF Ge"rgians
that before the close of the session he
should, in company with the men,
bers of the Cabinet, make an extend
ed Southern tour, visiting New Or
leans, Richmond. Raleigh, Columbia,
Charleston, Mobile, ana other places.
From New Orleans he would go to
Memphis, but was undecided whether
to return by way of Knoxville or
Nashville and Louisville. lie de-
clined to state anything positive con
corning the appointment of Southern
men in the Cabinet.
PENNSYLVANIA.
P~ITTSBURG, February 8.
Four boilers in the American Works
of Jones IL LaughlinS exploded this
morning, and completely demolished
three sections of buildings. About
5000 men were employed in the mill
mt the time of the accident. Six dead
bodies were recovered up To noon.
The entire number killed is yet UNI
known. Thirty were injured, few
seriously.
P~ITTsBURG, February 4.
Sven bodies have been eNtricated
from the ruins, more or less mutt
| lated and blackened. Many are eve
ly injured.
PHILADELPHIA, February 5.
This afternoon the boiler of Woods
Foundry at Coshohocken exploded,
and it is reported that eight men are
buried in the ruins.
PHILADELPHIA. February4.
The boiler of john Wood & Bros
foundry and rolling mill. Morris
town, Pennsylvania, exploded yes
terday evening, denolisiiing half "l
the Guiding. and killing hve me
and three boys. and wounded thir
teen, MANY of whom, it is feared, VII
die. The boys killed were employed
i'm the print works. two hundred zee
distant from the foundry, and were
standing in the door of the. prln'
works at the time of the explosion
The disaster very fortunately ana no
occur until after the day men lett. ait
before all the night men arrived, o.
the casualties would doubtless nav
been greater.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, February 4:
A Washington special says ingalls,
the new Kansas Senator, Is alleged u
be- as corrupt as any Kansas politician
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GET THE EEST!

N CTS. WILL PA FOR THE
~ Child'S Friend, semi-monthly, q
beautiful illustrated paper Tor the chill
drrn.
81 % will pay for the Child's Friend
ana II fine Chrome, The ransies, worth
81 10.
81 20 will ray for the Weekly Bright
Side, an S-paSe paper, the best in the
world Tor children and youth, and q fine
Chrome. the ella Lilies, price 81 O0.
81 % will pay tor both papers and both
CiiromOS.
81 w Will pay for Fright Side and the
Chrome Gala Lilies, and n large Chrome
l2XiS inches, Easter Morning, which
alone is worth s. 10.
81 IS will pay for both papers and the
three ChronioS, worth III all Sl2 O0.
Both papers are such as parents and
eachers may safely recolninend to their
children or pupils, II the ChromoS are
OF the choicest kind. Nothing better can
be found Tor holiday presents. Please
say whCr, YOU saw thts.
AGENTS WANTED.
j BRIGHT SHE CO, Chicago.
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CHICAGO, February 4.
A Washington special says ingalls,,
the new Kansas Senator, Is alleged TO
be as corrupt as any Kansas politician;
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
THE BRooKLIY TRUST CouPANY's AFFAIRS

The affairs Of the Brooklyn Trust Company
are being gradually brought order The expert ac-
countauts who have been 90 work the Companys
books Yesterday brought their labOrs to an end ana
submitted the figures the inspection OF the Receiver
Nj Cbguucey VINO busted himself with examining the
cments and intcrrogang the accountants as 20 their
correctness The Receiver proceeded To examine
The books and statenents submitted, taking up ia turn
each one Of the depOstOrs eight hnndred
in and testing their correctness, for the purpose OF
cbodvlnr the results of the Investigation IN his report
TO the Directors NJ ChaunCey last evening stated to
TErgtE reporter that the report TOud 20 forthcoming
this morning. This report viii contain statement, a
exact as can be made at the present. o! tho amount Oi
loss the company will suffer It viii not DO positively
accurate inasuch as the ledger accounts have not al
beep compared with ,the bank books hold by the de-
positors Few comparatively, have been presented .as
vet but so far as they have been compared with the
accounts on the Company's books. nothing has been
cIcitrd wich shows any discTcpauy between the two
The securities Of the Company and thc cal loans have
all been examined and hay, been found. with the c1ccn
r Of tho Connecticut town ponds 70 ul YpJd Ie .Ura
OF the Company by the transactions of - secretary &Ld
lste Prcsdeu. VIII probably amount to about ,-@5o0'
Atamecting ot tho Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund held yesterday at tho Mayors Office there was
brought up for discussion the question OF tn deposit OF
the cjtys funds In the various panhng Institutions the
agitation OF which received great impetus by the re-
Violations In REGARD TO the Trust Company. Tho Con
troer said he sired to the matter OF the deposit oil
t, funds i1 the various banks III proportion TO their
capital determined according to tho provisions oi t'e
charter lie lad written 70 The various banks holding
city city deposits 70 ind out the amount OF capita" H.
vested m each, and had occiyed the following state
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
POLICE NOTES.

While asleep on Thursday night, Joseph Briggs,
ls of d b t -
drstt h. u h aud s4lrg oef severe iar's lie "-s
taken 10 St. Luses ll0spta.
Cornelius Callahan, aCeJ), Of NOES East twenty
siztl-sg sul Wellington G-Hoai. A. oil ST., 43l trt,
knocked down and severely injured by -ofs' "
cl- a. Z. .laYc AID Eo] 4 sti a- I'D a. G jeiJ'
Coroner Kessler was asked, yesterday, TO hold an
inquest the death, Bellevue Hospital. Paul ocllei age
A. rarr 3D. German hb3cr who vas ltlf injured ug c- tr
Eg him tom s.-S4I tT4y ~. coal ya4 a. -e 40.
Oi L-st Illrt-eltlsL
Dennis Sullivan are o.. Of No. go West Twenty
sevs7tf snY'-i 1- surZ il attention 40 tic i t''et 'i
uou house about lJJ gge Tor se foa1i '4c4 ae si-
lll l. been l-c.ed BIZ BPS wife With sl-4 l@ A- TIE "o--t
d.es.e1 he returned home.
John DOwling age 80, Of No. 23G West Thirty-sec-
onist severely cut on his ear T tab -a no te la
James Mckinney R .r i,lt1g tt alis0,n q. No. ~
Wet lhu 'u4 So, f $3.50 A. '-srll7. p"n- "s -il-1
bI police aad Mckinney ocAd ap IA tao t"e1'eh
lI..L.At
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

eosures already naugurated. and has no doubt tnh'
be dealers will cooperate with him In good rth TO nave
the Sunday liquor law rigdly nforced.
The botcl-kecpers complain that they are un1us'p
made TO suffer or the disordory conduct OF some o 'o
beer gardens, waere bands OF muec nave ~
disturb the quiet OF the sappa'n'
rh,, sbau meet out equal Justice 20 all dealers Ihe
Of the beer places where liquors are sold are
OF the opinion that the present excitement WIZ
soo, bIow over hut that more outward re-
sV,Dnt "a tho Sahbath Will hereafter no SHOWN.
iistricf. Attorney Rlwsnn expresses the olnlou .
no DUlcc officers have power 10 arrest i"I
80 no l,yy without warrant unless the ourhse iS col
,nitted i'm their presence and hc leaves II Ior " y.
decide oy, far IL Is hcir duty 10 20 prlIns 1u 9""'a
IN er to discover cause for complaint 10 i uc'tl-
mined however, TO lend his support To the IA" ttq
inc all dealers 20 Obtain icOnse m tAc regular lor ahl
10 have proper observed IN all places WhcTc qor
IL .nl