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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-02

Charles W. Keep, banker, No. 10,
New street, N. Y, was robbed Saturday,
Of over $4,000 by, Edward Patterson
his clerk. The property consisted Of gold
certificates and bonds which Keep gave
Patterson to deposit in the bank.
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CHOLERA.
Ravages OF the Disease at MilleTs.
burg, KY.,..BOurbOn County Fair
Postponed.

Ravages OF the Disease at MilleTs'
burg, KY.,.-BOurbOn County FaiI
Postponed.
PARIS, KY, Sept. lin consequence
Of the appearance OF the Asiatic cholers
ut Millersburg, eight miles from this city
and the report Of fifteen deaths, tho d.
rectors of the Bourbon county Fair have
postponed their annual fair from Sept. I'd
to October Nth. Tho following letter has
been received from prominent physician
in MillGrsburg:
"MILIERsBURG, KY, Sept. |.
The cholera Is fearful here, Is deaths in
the town this morning, several others will
be dead presently. II was never so viO.
lent here before. The most Of cases thus
far arc. negroes. Near 30 deaths here
since Thursday last.
Signed A. G. STETT, NJ. u.
LATER.
TERRIBLB RAvAGRs AT TMTLLERsBUR0 AND
PAREs-THE DISEASE FATALLY MALIG.
NANT.
LEXINGTON, Ky, September IA spe.
cial TO the Lexington Press from Paris
and Millersburg states that the cases Of
cholera in the latter place are Of the most
malignant character, and up to the pres
ent time not a single person attacked has
recovered. At five o'clock p. NJ. DR..
Burns reports eighteen deaths during the
past twenty-iour hours. and twenty new
cases, all white persons The disease has
its course in from three 10 six hours, ter
minating in the death ofthe patient. To.
night ten new cases are reported. There
was one death in Paris this evening.
There is a ferfect panic in MiIlersburg,
and great alarm at Paris. Many persons
are seeking places Of safety, and removing
their families out Of the injected district.
Eight deaths from cholera arc reported in
Stanford. 1t Is stated that the symptoms
and course pursued by the disease are
similar in all respects to the visitation Of
1000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-02

THERE isa movement on foot IN 81,
RAUL, Minnesota, to check the social evil
0ypublishing in the city newspapers inc
names OF az persons visiting houses Of III
lame, so Tar bS namCs can be obtained.
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DAYTON, o., Sept. THE Democratic
campaign opened here tonight with Sam
Carey. Not exceeding 500 persons were
present, and there was not much enthusi-
asm. Carey spoke about forty minutes
and the meeting quietly dispersed.
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CLEVELAND.
ACCIDENTS IN THE YARD OF TUE LAKR
| amnnR Il Il

ACCIDENTS IN THk YARD OF THE LAhh
SHORE r. r.
CLEVELAND, Sept 1.-Yesterday, a
brakeman named John Wilson, while
switching in tho Lake Shore Railroad
yard, ,lell on the track and had his leg 80
badly crushed that he lived but short
time. -.-s
This morning a conductor on the Lake
Shore Railroad discovered man sitting
on the bumper Of a switch engine, and
while endeavoring to get him of, he be-
came frightened and jumped and fell, two
cars passing over him, killing him in
stantiy. His name is unknown.
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Accident on Lake Eries.A YNwI Run
Down by the Steamer Jay C6OkesL
FouF Men Drowned. A. y .

SANDUsKY, o., Sept 1.-The steamer
Jay Cooke run down yawlboat, contain.
ing nine men, oi whom four we're drowned
and one had his shoulder broken. The
accident causes great excitement.
The body Of an unknown woman has
been found near town, Foul play Is sus.
pected.
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The Meeting Of Nall Men at Pitts
buFGh,

PlTTsBURPH, September There will
he a meeting Of the Western Nail AssO-
citation in this city on Wednesday,, Sep
lGmber Sd, at 10i o'clock AN. A lArg'
attendance Is expected.
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SENATOR MoRToN, owing 20 a sudden
Eoarseuess, has been Obliged 10 cancel all
ll' political appointments for the present
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LIVERPOOL, SeptembeF.l.-The steam.
ers Scotia, samAria, Perero, Bremen, And
Idaho, from New York, have arrived out.
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THE EXPOSITION

The exposition to open on Wednesday
is the scene Of great hustle. Art hall Is
nearly ready-Horticultural hall will be
ready tomorrow. The power hall Is full
ot machinery, much Of 1t intricate, large
and imposing. Articles are coming into
the, other departments very. rapidly. The
indications are that on Wednesday, the
opening day, the display will be full and
complete.
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CINCINNATI.
openIng of the Thca,ers

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-The newly elect.
ed directors OF tho Rockpo:t & South.
western Railroad Company today elected
8. s. shommedIeu, President; Z. II. Sa.
bin, Vice President and General Super
intcndent, and q. II. Taten, Secretary.
The first three bales Of new cotton were
sold to-day on the flour merchants ex.
change by Morris & Reid. Two middling
uplands from Tennessee consigned to s.
NJ. Hampton, sold at "a and 2Ot cents re.
spectiVely, ard one low middling from
Northern Alabama TO Robert Moore, sold
at % cents.
The amusemcnts Tor the season opened
to night at all the lheaters.
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Kenmore University High School,

AMHkRST 9. a., va.
Preparatory to tho University Of Va. H.A.
Strobe (Math: ModHlllst q. y, Principal and
Instructor In Mathematics. Il. 9. Brock, B. Lit.
struetor in Greek, Latin, French, German and
Botany. This is one oi tho leading high schools
OF Virginia, and presents many advantages In.
comparable with those Of others. Students also
received for the Summer. New session begins
Sept. 18th, 1873. For Catalogue, addrCas the
PrInclDal
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Exclusively to the Intelli gehcOro
80. (By tho Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stG
, 1873-05-05

copt Paris With supply Of stage llnos at oil
commensurate with tho public domand. In Cor
man citios tho 1rosckcs, or cabs, supply the only
satisfactory moans for gott'ng about on whools.
ThoIr charges nro worry low, and they
arc numerous onongh, undor ordinary
circumstances, to accommodate tho poo
plo. Tako these away, howovor, by nonns OF
ssnko, and tho Vionneao pooplo and thcir
guests muat bo In a forlorn plight. Still, Cor
nun municipal governmental, MS a rule, lave q
quick and summary way Of bringing refractory
pooplo to an understanding, and It is likely that
tho cabmen will not long DO permitted to intcr-
fore with tho AucoeBs Of Tho Grand Exposition.
After unloading tho goods that havc pilod In
upon tho exhibition, aupproaslng tho muttny
among the cabmon, and gotting rid Of tho oor-
rupt American Commissioners, the Worlds Fair
at Vienna will have disposed OF its full share Of
annoyancoB.
, 1873-05-05

hfr. CaIob Cushingts pnsnphict on tho Treaty
of Washington dooH not seetn to hayo mot with
very cordia1 reception In England. 11r. Cuah-
ing will scarcely have tho satisfaction OF know
Ing that ho has rnado anybody mad, II tho COM
monts Of tho London Nc,os .mRy DO taken as
samp1o Of tho spirit In which It is roceived. This
will be tho unkindost cut Of all. Tho Netos
speaks Of 1t good-naturedly as "tho most sur-
prietng production wo hayo read for years, even
In tho domain Of noston," and adds: "Wo
did not auspoot that thoro could anywhere
DO found veteran lawyer, politician, sol-
dior, dIplomatist, and literary review
or capable Of suoh AchileH-liko hato.
Tho book is roally very intcroBting; indeed 1t is
atmoat absolutely unique. It is q combination
Of partisan pamphlet, personal 1nmpoon, idylio
oulogy, noiro Bo1f-gloriacation, polite anecdoto,
elegant biography, and complete decistvoneas on
every possible or conceivable subject Of contro-
versy. The oddity Of tho whole thing is, that It
should DO tho worh Of gentleman who was ono
Of tho counsel for tho United States Goyorn-
ment on IN important aud grave OCCASION" It
Ia protty evident that Mr. Cushing's gun has
miscarriod In England.
, 1873-05-05

The Chicago produce markets woro genorally
quiot nnd Btoaaier on Saturday. Mess pork WAS
In moderate demand, and shade higher, at
s17.8O@17.s5 cash, and 918.0o@1a.12h aellor
Juno. Lnrd wns dull and o shade easier, at
ss.85@8.o0 por 100 lbs cash, and s9.1o@o.l218
Boiler June. Meats woro dull and un-
changed, ut 056@o9lc for shoulders $40
83So Tor short ribs; 8@0}Ga for short
clear; md 10@12o for aweot plcklod hams,
Highwnos waso activo and firm at 81 per gallon
Lake freghts wero moro active and steady at o.
for corn to Buffalo. Flour WAS dull and un-
changed. Wheat was quiet aud easior, cioalng
At 1.23H Bellor tho month and 1855 ael!er June.
Corn wasquiet and stoady at }6@1zc decline, clos
ing at seller tho month and 016o seller June
Oats woro active and 11o higher, closing easiel
at $3.50 Bollor the month, and $3.50 soler Juno
Rye was moro active at tho recent decline, a
Gs1{o. Barley WAS quiot aud firm at 72@82o fo
poor to choice No. 2. 1Iogs wore quiet ant
steady ut si.05@l5.s0. Cattlo and sheep wort
quiet ut unchanged priccs.
, 1873-05-05

Repub1icana1n In Spain does not appear,
from some accounts, to justify tho hope
fulneaa which tho late American Congress
disccrned In the change OF government
there. A correspondent Of the London Times
gives eomo extracts from d newspaper re-
Gently established at Madrd under the title
Los Descamtsados (''lho shirtloss'), which arc
disgusting enough At this distance, but must
bo somewhat dangerous III cloaor contact. "Thc
shirtloas" is undoubtedly Spanish synonym for
tho French sans culottes, and its mission Is Mt
onco blaaphomous and torrible. "Anarchy is
our only formula" It proclaims. "our black
liag Ia unfurled War to the family! War
to property War against God! " It Do
claros pa ita guiding principle, "Evorythlng
for everybody, from power oven to women, "
and adds. what re can vary we'll conceive to DO
tho oaso, that ia blool.'etting Ia essential be-
foro thls state OF thluga caa DO roached. 1t is
hard to bslleve that any man or sot Of mon can
doaire and soriouRly contemplate condition OF
things foreahadowed by tAeso outcrios. IAe
exccsaes Of the Paris Conmnnc, however, lave
greatly Nidonod the possibilities Of human mad
noas, and tho history OF nations has told ho"
contagious iniquity and degradation may bocon1c
untor the name Of liborty. 1t only needed the
sdditiQn Qi !n.tho shixtlass" to tho heterogena'
, 1873-05-05

Official returns OF the killed aud wounded in
tho Modoc blundor Of tho 2Gth ult. show that tho
first accounts wore not exaggerated. Twenty
pno priyatoa and officers wcro wounded, sixtoon
killed, and six are missing. The report that tho
Sioux arc moving aonthward In their war-paint,
and With mschieyous intont aro resolved by tho
War Department iuto statement that they arc
simply on their way to their annual hunt in tho
grounds loft opon to them by tho treaty. It is
conceded, however, TINT there is groat dnngcr Of
collision betwcen them and HottlorB who have
been pouring into thoao regions in great Num-
bars Of lato years. The Indian Department has
for como time beon dobating tho adyiHabiity OF
taking away thuso hunting grounds from the
Sioux and combining thom to their reservntions
III order to protect tie white families scattered
through them.
, 1873-05-05
THE NIXON CALAMITY.

Our dispatches this morning glvc tho phrtiou-
lars Of o yisitatlon upon On Illinois community,
Bcarcoly to bo described In tho prases expressive
Of human cnlnnitioB, which will carry thrill of
Badness whorevor tho appalling tidinga arc rond.
by tho full OF bridge ovor rapidriver, Rwollon
with spring flood, 200 spectators Of tho rite
Of baptism by immersion wore yoatorday cast
into tho etroam, with tho timbers and frame-
work Of tho structure, and from tho frightfu
wreck only 100 were taken alivo and uninjurod.
Moro thnn fifty bodies hnvo boon recovered.
Many maimod and soroly injured were with diff
Guilty rosuBctatod and numbora more carried
lifoless down tie current and swept over tho
dam.
Il would soom impossible to givo tho calamity
surroundings moro saadoning than 1t proscnte'
eyen at this distance, With only those hnst2 dis
patchos to bear tho tidings. There could scarcely
bo pictured a situation Of moro security md
aorcnity. The bright, peaceful Sabbath aftor-
noon, tho households Of town and country in
Sabbath attire, In full numbers gathered to Wit
noas religious ceremony In place Of assured
safety for these lookors-on. Whom Death meets
railway train In full career Or bockons stean,-
ship upon tho rocks, thoro is como preparation
for such fato In those conditions Of declared risk
But tho Dixon sufferers dreamed Of no poril
and woro III the raging flood before the frs
alarm was given. Tho rcsdor can imagine feebl.
tho rest, tho startled town, tho cry Of anguisl
| that rassod from homo to homo, liko TINT o
Egypt, "when there WAS no house in whicl
there was not ono doad." Many in oil parts O
tho land will mourn their share OF this visitation
and many atrangors' eyoa will fill with tears o
sympathy, go noar to every human hoart como
shock like this. II Ia only q week since from
this Same town camo intelligence that aaddono
our own community, for this creator visitatio
is almost in eight Of tho place where the unfor
tunnte young Arnold lost his life.
, 1873-05-05

Wo print tAia morning tho nov Jury law, just
passed by tue Legislature. As 1t roreals all
other lawB on tho subject, 1t is Important to tho
whole public. It provides that tho County
Board In oacl county shall, In September, 1879,
mako liHt OF ouo-tenth Of tho legal yotors Of
each precinct and select thcrefrom 100 possons
for each trial torn OF tic Circuit and otlor
courts to bo hold In aald county, tho number for
Cook County being 900 for each term OF tho
Circuit and Superior Courts, aud 100 for each
torn Of the Criminal Court, to herye AZ petit
, 1873-05-05

Four OCEAN tclographs aoroaa tho Atlantic will
bo in operation BY Sept. !. Thoso will include
the new French cnblo, which tho Great Eaasorn
begins to lay next month. Tho increase OF rates,
which went into effect on tho first Of the month,
1nstead of tho reduction which lad been prom
ised, is excused by tho companies on tho plea
that their facilities wore inadequate to tho busi-
moss offered, as only ono line WIS in working
order. As the companies lave recently conaoll-
dated under ono management, competition
between them Ia not to bo hoped tor, whetho1
they haYe ono line or four.
, 1873-05-05

vhito mon wherever Indinna Inbound. It
sccms that thcy hsvo nothing clso to
do. Nobody propoges 10 hold tho whole
Indian raco roaponeIblo for tho crimes Of fow,
but to hold that policy responsible which undor-
takos to support tho Indians aH raoo OF pan-
sionors, and docs not propose to raaont or sup-
prcan thcir dcprodationH and masaacroH. Whom
ne ceane to hear OF tho outragoa such AZ tho
Apaohes, Choyannos, aud Moaoca havo lately
porpetrated, when tho Modocs casso to botray
and murder United states Gonorals unlcr tlaf,
Of truce of thoir own bsaring; and when othor
tribos coaso to slaughter ponccable United statos
surveyors working undor orders from tho Goy~
ernront; and whom tho1ndfan Agents md traders
aro better clnes Of mon than Mr. Drunot inad-
vertantly describes them to bo,-tlon, and not
till thon, will tho pcoplo Of this country hayo
aomo confidence In tho Qualor guns.
As far as tho Modoo war Is concerned Mr.
Brunot undertakes to Justify tho policy again.
Ho says that tho war originated in the attcmpt
to drIvo tho Indians from thoir lands which
were coveted by white men. Admitting that this
hda kA0 OIIblQ "a klN N4DN0A kl0AU40aS HAAS4
must DO regarded "a doubtful, It sorycs In no.
wiso to lessen tho responsibility Of the Indian
policy, which subsequently, failed to restore the
rights Of tho Indians, and mnko them submit 10
lawful authority. It WAS tho 'policy" which
WAS responsible for Con. Canbys murder. It raa
tho "polioy' which enabled tho Modoca to on.
trench themselves In the Lawn Beds. II WAS the
"policy" which prompted tho instructions from
the Interior Department at Washington thn
bound Oanby hand and foot, and betrayed hin
Into his death. It was the 'policy'' TINT sug
! goBtod tho sarno treat1nont for all Indians
whcthor friendly or hostile, and mot tho Modoc
in war-patnt on tho game footing aa ovor til
pipo Of peace. It is this policy which Mr. Bruno
announces TINT Gen. Grant proposes to main
tain, and which the Indian Commissioners vii
support in thoir periodical mootingH for tho al
lotmont Of contracts.
, 1873-05-05
NOTES AND OPINION.

Judge Bilvnnua Wilcox, Of Elgn, will not be
candidate for ro.olec4lon, Juno 2, IN the new cir
cult composed Of Kano, Du Page, aud Randall
Counties. Tho Republicans hold nominating
convention at Aurora, May ~, and tho farrners
will also have Il candidate II 1t shall be deemed
advisable.
Tho Tenth District Democratic Convention
for Circuit JudSo, at Quincy, May !, broke IN
two tho Adams County delegates nominating
Judge Joaoph Bibley. Of Quincy, and the Han
cock County dolegetes ". II. MAnler, OF
Carthage.
Con. FarnBwor.h's apportionment to Win.
uebagq County Qt $3.50, on. Qt tho QqnR1q4siQnsl
, 1873-05-05

Total for two years. 4es
Tho Revenue bill provides for tho collection
OF O., 500, 600 in 1873, and 32,60o,ooo in 1874;
total for the two yoars, ee,ooo,ooo leaving sur-
plus Of s16s,5s5
The revenue from tho canal ia appropriated to
the construction Of dam on the Illinois Riyor
at Copporas Creek. That from tho Illinois Con-
tral Railroad, with tho balance in tho Treasury
md tho items for interest," eto. in the direct levy,
will DO applied to the extinguishmont OF the
Slate debt, aud there Ia prospect that that debt
will be 30 nearly closed out by the mooting OF
tho Gonoral Assembly In january, 1876, that
direct levy will be made to purchase what may
romain duo, II any, so that nlinois may cuter the
year Of tho National Jubiloe--tho centennial
| anniversary Of Independence FREQ Of
all manner Of debt, and with q handsome, fixed,
| and permanent revenue.
| It is always matter OF oongratulation In this
country whom stato Legislature or Congress
adjourns without doing any serious injury to tho
public interests. The Legislature Of 1871, the
first elected under the now Constitution, fur.
nished such a marked contrast, In respect with ts
predecessors, TINT tho present Legislature is te
bo Judged by rather h'gh standard. Whilo tat
Legislature Of 1879 may not DO rauked alongside
that Of 1871, It nevertheless stands pre-ominontl.
aboyo Its predecessors oloetod under the old Con
sttution, and, undor tho controlling prolibitor,
provisions OF tho new Constitution, haa adj journ
oil without having accomplished anything rAdi
| Cally vicious or cprrunt For this result, lii
poople Of Illinois willb properly grateful
, 1873-05-05
THE ACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature practically adjourned on Sat-
urday, though 1t will not formally do 40 until to.
morrow. We yesterday discussed tho general
Improvement OF tho character Of tho nombors
and Of tho action OF tho Legislature since the
rotormatory provisions Of tue Constitution Of
1870. We print thiB morning In dotail list Of
tho appropriations, and q iat Of tho acts passed.
Tho sossion lasted 118 days. Tho cost Of tho
scsaion hns boon about s177, 900, and, had not
the Legislature weakly provided for another
eesuion next winter, there would have been but
little complaint Of tho extravaganza. During
tho session, 1854 bills were introduced, 1856 in
tho senato, or m average Of to each Senator,
aud $50 in the Houso, or an average OF loss than
4 to each Representative. Fortunately, but l1o
Of these bills passed.
The aggregate Of tho appropriations mado was
s5, ,e51 ,465, covering period Of two years. Tue
action IN bohslf Of tho state charitios was lib-
eral. Largo appropriations wore made for adai-
tional buildings for the various asylumB and
hospitals, thereby increasing the means for &C.
commodating the unfortunate. Tho two Insane
Asylums aro to bo completed, and tho deaf,
dumb, and blind will have greater and moro
comfortable provision. Tho Stato-Houso will
probably be completed in timo for tho meeting
Of tho General Assembly Of 1875. We refer, for
tho details Of the appropriations, to the lottor OF
our correspondent. Tho footings are as followa
, 1873-05-05

Iurora tho persona illus selected TO bo botweon
Il and 90 yours Of ago, to havo thoir rational
faculties, to DO legally competent, DO Of fair
charaotor, approved integrity sound judg-
mont, woll informed, md to understand
tho English languagc. Tlia list Of
persons to Continue for two yoars, II
not previously exhausted; when tho let
ia exhausted, anothor Hhall DO mndo.
Twenty days before tho beginning Of my trlal
torn tho olerk Of tho court sha in tho prononco
of tho County Clerk, drnw from tholiat Of namoB
at loast thirty to aorye aa jurors for each two
wooks Tint e1oh court will probably bo In $685.
sion. Grand Jurors aro to DO provided by q
apooial drawing by tho County Donrd. Any pcr.
aon who shall sock to DO q juror, Or any person
who ahnll request TINT another bc plaood on n
Jury, shall bo doomed guilty Of contomps, aud
1uod.
The fourteenth Hootion makes tho following
sufficient causoH for challongo Of d petit juror
Tint he lacks any Of tho qualifications already
nnmod that he has servcd as @ juror With
In ono yoar; TINT ho Is party to suit
pending for trial at tho torn. It further
providcs "That It shall not 10 causo Of chal-
lengo that O juror LAS road In the newspapers an
nccouut Of tho commission Of tho crime with
which tho prisoner is charged, If such juror shall
stato on onth that he believes he can rondor an
impartial verdict according to tho law and tho
evidence, and provided, furthor TINT in tho trial
Of any criminnl cause tho faot that poraon
| called az q Juror has formed all opinion or I'M
| preston, based upon ruuaor or upon newspaper
! statomonts (about tho truth OF which ho Inns OK
preaaod no opinion), shall not dlaqualify him to
Borvo as Juror in such causo II ho shall, upon
oath state that ho believes he Gun fairly and I'M
| partially rondor verdict theroin in accordance
! with tho law and tho evidence, and tito Court
shall be satisfied Of tho truth OF such gtatc-
mont"
It will bo socn, therefore, that d Juror for tho
trial Of caaos in tho civil and criminal courts
may be challenged for either Of tho following
cauaos !. That he is not m inhabitant Of the
county, and ia exempt from aorving on jurics.
q. That ho is not 2t, or ovor 60 years Of ago. 8.
That he Is not In tho posaossion Of his natural
faculties, or is inhrm Of decropit. l. That ho ID
not FREQ from loyal exceptions, or is not OF fair
chnraotor, or Of approved integrity, or Of eound
Judgment, or we'll informed, OF TINT ho doea mol
understand tho English Language. i. That hs
has aoryod aa juror On tho trial Of my caust
within one year. Q. That ho Is party to {
pending easo to be tried at tho torn.
, 1873-05-05

Tho report Of tho strike among tho cabmon 1T
Yiouua betokenB very serious drawback to tho
comfort OF that part Of the world, and llia vito,
tust now on visit to tho Exhibition. The OK
tout Of the annoyance cannot be conceived by
any comparison with American otios, in which
the streot-car and omnibun Bystoma arc 30 thor
ouRh, Htsoot.oara arc almost unknown In Ell'
xopo, and tAoro Is no city on tho Continent o.