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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

p.ERB BERrIN -This notorious u"rgi"r
appeared before Recorder Horgh!on E"=-
teriay morning. He is still lam" from. the
sfa.'s of ii, wound, and has 20 us' . cane
while walking. hu: that IS o: Little "on7e
Cuence at present. h- p.omena,:e. s"!nG
restricted.
There were t"e charges against hl'n. four
Of them icing the result Of his att"Int' a'
burglary on the night o: the eish' o! jan
,arr las. and one for hav.n.. N b.: posae-
e.ou stolen watch.
Tho prisoner ayroare,! utterly Indifferent.
{. the proceedings. He sat quietly IN bis
s.a. looking calmly a; each successiy" Wiz
ness, making nc objections and askin. D"
questions. lie had no counsel.
The first charge was made by Joseph
En.spe. ale ring that between : and : J.
d.. January :. Pierre Berlin broke int" anc
entered the dwelling house OF EHlIe lessee.
No. 20 Gravie- streei, being aTmc! al ihe
time v it'll a dirk knife md revolver. The
Testimony in This case o: Joseph Bess"c and
the officers was sufficient to cause liartin I"
be Temanded without bal! 30 appear before
the First District Court.
Joseph Bessec also made second charge
OF assault and battery with intent TO Kill
with an iron Jimmy Or this charge bal!
was fixed at 500.
UtEc.r L. $. Scott charged in his a:i.davi:
against MARTINEZ Yo'ego, the name given
by He.tin when arrested. that on !h' above
dat. he wa. assaulted and sh3! III the hand
whia ~ the discharge o: III: dH:y. HaI!
500.
Officer :. Brown charge: MARITIME; E"'
lego with carrying 6 concealed weapon. !"
wit. 4 dirk knife. Bal! $!Gn.
). w. Beyere charged :ha: on tic tween.
,ie-Y, OF December. 1872. the accused had
,.oler from his person a silver watch valued
SO. Tho watch was iovni " De-: g
Dossesstou. and identified ty N!. !'e'e:o'
Rail $250.
last j: seem absurd tha. til" prisoner
should be remanded or bal! commitments
when lie has already been refused oa!' III a
r.ea,er crime, readers are remlnde" Ih"'
unless bail we're fixed in these cases the
prisoner could not be held for these Serious :,
nfensos. If by any mishap the !T:n''gal
cLarge should fail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28
~ ALl. WHOM II WY CDNCEKN.

l,,1Es = OMAR. ". = LOT or GROrND ON
rAIiIP STREET. N TIE MAKE Of }. Is. u.
LlVACDAIS.
S'-tt ,tri"t IoIrt for ~. !ar!s'. 81 Crleans-
No. 4.Hp,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

OHv,.x,yG.-Charl-s IleGnesser an"
Harry Phillips were arres'e! il the frs:
precinc, Yesterday charged with obtaining
money and goods through fraudulent rep
reservations. The com.!a!Ian: - J.. W.
Howard
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28
Notice.
~, ; 70. 81, 80 70. !.
On SATURDAY.
,C,Ntp5o
IIninn Mood PreservinK Compan,.-l

Vnion Wood Preservlng IOnpHny.-A
general meeting Of the stockholders of the Union
Wood !lpseryII Company viii be held at the Office
2 b. FRIDsi. F. biuary rs, 1873, for the purpose
OF tlec1ing thee commissioners to take charge Of
and iiqUIdate The alters OF tue company Pune
Iual at tendance is requested.
r. p FLANDERS President.
aTpc.He " CERIsTY. NeCretArY p 0 tenn fer u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
To ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

JAMES ). O'HARA VS.. W. FLOTO AND CRRTsu
LOTs ON PHILIP. AND LIBERTY STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Mis-,ss.l.r :'i.a Cau,u..: No.: ~. ~
,e.. in i !.r..- :Umhe, u. Fiei'l'.: '.t'iI""
as - CUE, %. he ionr:,. Jt N..r"..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Superior District Court for the Parish o: Orleans
No. SU7.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28
TO All. WHOM! IT hlAN C0>:hRS.
sl'' Di.HS.e, Court Tor The Pas. " Orleans
10. 5tH:.

ZANE. :. OMAR. ~. \ CERTAIN PORTO: "
%.0CE!, BELONGING TO !, TDTHlEI-
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

Cine inOiide Srou init ibrer So9ter,
bic @1mudl laden int Wertbe BON 5u=
1ammen etpa 800 &upees onbattelt, mie=
11ctcu Dor tur5em auf ber Babnit nitation
DurOui ein SaDr5eug, boB 1ie na9 iDrem
NDrf6en bringen 1ollte. Qluf Dem Wege
perlongte ser Tubrmonn Die Suipelen>
NOS natiirli9 pertuei9ert ,uur6e. Gr bono
3icrouf Die beioen Srauen an oenWagen>
naDm ibnen Die Wertb la9en ab unb aog
bicrauf ein Wte0er> um Die @efelelten
rm5ubrin9en. Sn BET Mufre9un9 lieB ct
ober oos W}e6er 1T einen orei SUB tieieu
@raben fallen. St 1pran9 pom Wo9el1,
I'm es ouf5ul ulu6en, unO in Dem Qlugen=
blid> bo ct es oufbebeu tpollte> erbielt er
einen gib BON elmer 19,par5en giftigen
@@lange> nod luel6em ct nur mod >pe=
nise Wfinuten in f1r9tbarem Sobesfam=
pfc lebte. 91o6 5tuei @tunoen ,uuroen
W&utter uno So6ter befreit> Die 1i9 TO-
fort auf Die poli5ei begaben uno bus
Yorgefallene mel0eteu. 9ie YoliSijten
fanoen TuDrmonn uno @6lon9e. nod
auf .oemi ielbcn Tlefe.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

Gin junger 8irger n1erer
&epu6lit >puroe Dor &ur5em bon Der
@robmama i'm 9uten Son unterri@tet;
biele @a9te linn, oab Geoensarten ,pie
,,by goll", ,,by jingo", ,,by thun-
der" Ii. +. TO-, ntdts Be7eres 1eien ols
Slide unO bob man alle our6 ,,by"
cinseleiteten Ybrolen als profan permei=
Ben n.iiHe. Ser Sun9e mertte li@ Sas,
frogte ober op6, ob Die Worte ,,by tele-
graph, Die mon 10 oft 1T Den 3eitun=
gen lele, ebenfals ols e;n Stud 5u be-
tro6ten 1eien. u9fi9t bpd)", ontuortete
@robmama in tr6itenbem Soue: ,,by
telegraph beibt l1id)t flu6en lonoern
blps ulii9en", (@ine BoropDra1e bes 8is=
mo&fl6en (9) u@elosen tpie telegorpbirt. u
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04
Gr5teb,tn,9SprDbett.

Sic Mhltter fommt eben. nod Sauie,
Sreunoli@ la6elno Iagt iie:: @6au ber
,neill Iiebes Min6en, mas i6 sir nit9e=
bra6t, einen f6ltli6en &u9en. .asi ...,.S
Min6en itDbt ben &u6er perbriebli6
5uriid uno iagt iueinerli6: S6 mag fei=
men SUDDEN, i'd luiu Plirli9e boben.
Mutter traurig: 9lber Nein6en> i6
fam Dir bod ME etluas re9t MAIDEN, 6u
bilt INNER 10 Derbriebli9 uno miirrij9;
i9 n16Gte bir ia gern oas 9er5 aus oem
2eibe geben, I'M bi6 9ludli6 uno 5ufrie=
ben gu 1eDen. @opbie! bole meinemMin=
9en 9lei6 Bfirli9e aus bent @tore. @ei
nur rubig, mein &inb, Ou befommt 1T
Elm paor Mnuten Piirli6e.
Min den laut lpeinen0: Nein, i9
min feline Pfir1i6e, id .pill @eintrouben,
Weintrauben min i9.
Mt II tier: 9ll1o bringe ibr Weintrau=
ben, @opbie unb Beetle bi9!
@o ,peit fonn Die ,niitterli1e 3drt=
li@teit 9ebe1l luenn fe in 9lffenliebe ous=
artet. =.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

&urdlid nurbe ga ri 8 Elm Wrielter
au einem Sterbenoen serufen um bemielben bic
Sterbeiatrancnte gu ipen6en. Wfan lieb ben
Yrieiter in cine auti@e fei9en, no spei ,nastirte
Snoioiousn fl9 befnoen, Die ibm bic Muaen All
banoen: Ser Rriefer murbe in elm eutferntes
Staotbiertel 9efubrt. &c tuarb aus9efieaen uno
D.. Die 5inel ericabnten Snoibibuen bieben ibren
8eslleiter tin's sueite @todpert feisen, bier
6nrd) mebrere 9i,nmer au seben Bic su bem sran-
ten. oe6en @eidter nun aud tpirtlid 6Srte. @ier>
auf fubrten bic 5tpei Snoibibuen ben Yrieiter in
einen Seller unb bier ertlarten fie ibm,. er muffc
bic 8ei9t oeS Sterbenoen offenbaren, tuenu
ni@t, 70 tpare er bes &ooes. Sierbei febten lie
i9gm II einen @eboloer euf bic 8ruF. Muf feline
8itte erbielt Der Yrieter eini9e Wlinuten UNI fid)
gu ianmeln, oann ertlarte ct, er pote ieber fferr
ben ala ibrem @unfde na@eeben. SEPT betanu-
ten Die 5uei l1ubetannten, fie bdtten i 5lcS bers
it9ern tuouen, ob ni9tS bon Dem Betenntni1e
oeS Sterbenben an ben Sag tdme; ba ber @rie~
lterbnen bieie l1eber3eusun9 beigebradt, tpol(teu
tie 'Dn rubig auriid in feline RirDe fiibren.
Etoile]
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04
Baltimore, Mb., 81. 9luguit. - Cine

timore, Mb., 81. Q(usuit. - @ine
9cpeide bon @efminlter. 3d., melbet3 bas
berllut9ete> am @onntae nm llbrstad)mitta9s
s ss st ssssans' @s :e Sst as s"i at%Sts %sss
Dem @erf fforbsue,ss Die lebte @bre gu ertpeifen,
bc,uertte man, bob Die @out bes 8ooten bie
baS bas 2eben offenbar nod nidt erlo iden iei.
sa fa se5e9s""a as Ser s t sftis atr S Sft
gen @cnciung cntsegen itcbt
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

-@alif rnifde s cttunsen unter,
ri9tcu uns bariiber, uie erfo1srei@ fb bic
acbeimen @eicui1aften unter ben oortigen
ebineieu ertueiien. @obalb namlid) iraeno
eribrer aanoSleutc ooS 1ln9lid bat, jenen
finltern @erofenidafteu gu mibfalcn, 70 be,
itimn,en lie ginen bet. sermlteu aus ibrer
Mitte, lin 81, beicitise1,. Ser 70 erlefene
Worber i1leibt ulsbann fetnen, Spfer auf
S1rtt uno Gritt mad, bis er cine Welesen>
Dett ftnoet. Sal ct iie gefunOen, 70 i9last CT
eem ScSeStanbibaten init eiuen, Satdet ben
Sd)doel eiu. 9en 2ei6nam beieitigen anbere
@eauftraote ber @eicqihaft. Sic @eao1lung,
nel9e bet Morber erBalt, betrdst tauienb
Dollars. .':r,~ b.. .....~Hs>. j. re. s..,,.s
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

Sin Yfarrcr bate Die @etuobnbeit, Greitass
unb Sonnabenbs auf feline ionntaeige eYrebiat gu
benfen, unb fo(de re@t senau unb or6entlid gu
ton3ipiren. GS ereisnete fd un offers, bab
8auern an btefeu 9aaen etlpas bel ibnn ans1>
brinscn batten; ober gliemanb tpurbe borselaifen
fonbern eS bieb banu allen,al: uDrr Serr ftu>
Dirt." Die 8aucrr, tpelde beS Nbiueiiens mioe
tuaret, eineen bot ben 8iidofl uno baten u..,
etnen anbern @farrer, uber fdon ftubtrt bdtt'."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

artet.
@emtetatuitkiSe &eat,,tmif1e..
2dlepma, County i'm @taate 0ei6i=
9a11 9ren5t an ben @uronlee uno iit $50
Q.=M. grob.
2llbe,1, Same perl 9ie0ener 90rfe&
uno Sopnlbips in ben Ser. ct.
Mle, itarfcs en9lii6es,.8ier bon 9el6=
li9er Sarbe uno pifantem @el9mod uno
itarf 16dumenb. Sc miro aus bellbrau=
mem @erltenmal5, iueiBem Wei5enmal5
etlpos 9Opfenertratt uno 9ebranntem3u-
der 9ebrout
9l1spb, Debrail9er @ome oes 8u@=
1toben 81.
Mueppp, 2onol9oft unS @tobt i'm
tiirfil6en Mlien init 9elunbem uno on9e=
ueDmen Glimd.
MlefSanbrta, Be5irt in Oberitoli=
en-, fru6tbares 2ono nit 12O> 900 Gin=
mo6nern in 81 @emeinben uno nit eine>
auptita0t elei9en Nomens. Die @tob1
1T 6er @ib eines fatboli16en Bil6ofes,
bot Is Rir6en cine 16Dne GatbeOrale,
Is jebt meilt aufgebobene &lDter unb
sdblt nit oer nd6iten l1m9ebung $4,000
Gimp.
9Gle=teteu, cine Sn1elsruppe BON
mebr ols 100 ein5elnen SnIeln, Die einen
sroBen @iirtel 5tuil6en 9llien uno 9lme=
rifa bilben uno gu &ub blonO 9eb0ren. Sic
}iuo srDbten Sbeils fellig nit boben8er=
gen. Ser @ommer 1T lebr tur5. Nuf Die
len Sn1eln ,pp5nen et>pa 0@intpo6=
1ter.
2lleranber Der @rpfse, sebo=
rem i'm Sobre 356 por Gbriitus. @6on
i'm Mlter BON Is Sobren fibrte er in
gl6tueienbeit ieines @oters> bes &6niss>
Die Negierung, nit 5tpan5ig Sabren ipur=
be er &6nis BON Maceoonien. ST wuroe
oann Elm getpaltiger &rieger uno @ie9er
unb erfdmpite bic Serrl9oft iiber gon5
.&leinalien> Per1ten> Mfe0ien> 8abDlonlen
Mrmenier, 8actrien> llnO onoere 2dnoer.
@r ma6te Babylon sur 9auptitaot 1et=
nes un9ebeuren &ei6es, bas ct balo per-
lo1]en nubte> befin er 1tarb 16on i'm @l=
ter bon 33 ,Sabren. @eine 2eide ipuroe
in einen, gDlOenen @ar9e na6 Q(e9Dpten
gebra9t unb sort in einem Sempel bei=
9elebt, 9}o6. 1einem Sooe entitanben
bluti9e &riese rnb Iein se,ualtiges &ei6
fiel in Sriimmer. ..
merd,tber. M6t 8dple fiibrten
ben Mamen Mleranoer. Mleranber l., 9e=
boren 5ll &onl, tp1r0e Bapl i'm Sabre
100 na6 Gbriiti @ebtrt, Na@ Gulebius
lpuroe ct I'M Sabre ll9 bingeri6tet. ST
loQ ben @ebrau@ BEG MeibtpaHers ein=
gefubrt baben, - @leyanber IL. 9ebo=
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

G5 fraote Se,non6 ieinen gfa@bar: r@as
ma9t Sbre trauteGrauM - Nd" eruteberte BET
@efraate, ves sebt mir re9t fatal. Weine
Trau fiirdtet, oab iie itirbt, unb tb, bas es BET
GaQ nidt fetu tuirb. 9a 1T nun bon beioen
Scitcn Nnsf unb Gorge"
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04
!ren gu Mailano, tuurbe Rapit I'M Sabre
/ l1O6l u11H if1rh nn1 81 WhriI 1O73 -

ren 5u WtallanO, tpurDe YQptt tn Sabre
1861 unb farb an1 81 Mpril 1913. -
Mleranoer LIE, aug 5ienna, elmer. ber
er0bten unb beriibmteiten Pdpite, 1puroe
Yapit int Sabre 1859. ST mubte stpei=
NAL lidten BON &pn1. lfit Grfolg per=
tbeioi9te ct bie fir9li6e unabbdngfeit
9egen Die peltltde Ma6t. Sm Sabre
Ito bielt ct int 9oteran 5l& &om bas II
aq9emeine Gonciliun,, ouf uel9em per=
! 19ieOene Srrlebren pertporfen unb bas
@e1eb gegeben luuroe, bab ST elmer 9iilti=
gen Yapltuabl tpeni9ften : ber Stin1men
oer @oroinale erforoerli6 ieien. Ct itarb
i'm Sabre 1881. - Mleranber w., ipur=
be I'M Sabre 1854 gum Paplte ertudblt
un0 itar6 i'm Sabre 1861. - Mleranber
V. aug Gambia tpuroe int Sabre 14O9
ouf Oem Goncil gu Bila gum Papite er=
lpdblt ilno itar6 pl6bli6 i'm Sabre 141O,
lpie man 9laubte an 81 It. - Mleronoer
VI. gebnren 1880 III 8alencia, puroe
gum Yapite er!pdblt I'M Sabre 1892, tuor
unter Der longen Neibe ebrlpiirbigerMdn=
.ner cine Musnabme, inoem ct bur9 1ein
'peltli6es 2e6en Mergernib CAB. St tarb
int Sabre 1903. - Q(leran0er VII, Elm
05oun pon Elm fo9en @itten uno in Sc
| 16dften ge,uanot, mar A5apit pom Sabre
1856 Big gum Sabre 1867. glls Yap1
um9ab ct li9 nit sPradt un6 buloigte
Dem gtepotismus, blieb aber in @lau=
ben5la9en 1treng. Inter 1einer&esierung
fam bic BON Der lut6eril l6en sur r6lnil9
fat9oli19en Stride 5uriid9etebrte &Dnigin
Gbriltine pou 59tpeben na9 &om. Ct
periuarf bic gdretil9en 2ebren Der Sat-
| ienil ltenlef - 9lleyonber VIII., Yopi
pom Sabre 1889 bis gum Sabre 1891.
@ieleSeilt9e un0 anbere beribn,te uno
gelebrte Neanner fiibrten ben Namen
Qlleran0er.
Mlexanber, 9eame fit sluei Goun=
ties in ben @ereinigten @tooten. y
GollntD int n0rbli9en Sbeile 6es @toa=
tes 9fortb Garolina, 800 Quabrotn1eilen
9rob. q County i'm 1iibliGen Sbeile 6es
@taates Sllinois an ber Mlnbung bes
ODtoFuiies in Dem Millilltppt NIT 245
Quaoratmeilen.
Mleya,t6er, 9}ome perl6ie0ener
Somnlbips unb 9Drfer in ben Scr. ct.
oarunter y So,pn1bip in Mtbens Go1n=
tD, s., 20 0teilen n0roli9 bon Yomes'
rop. s. 9orf in 2iding County, O.> am
Rafoou Sort, 70 Meilen tue fli6 BON
Ne,porf.
Mleraubria, cine bon Mleronber
bent @roben an BET Minoung bes gils
in QegDten gegriinbete @ta6t. @ie mar
na6 9fom Sic 9r6bte @tabt bes Otter
tbunls uno batte 5ur 3eit ibrer Blutbe
100000 freie Ginmobner> nit @flapen
uno 5renl0en minoelten 100000. Don
Der olten 9errli6feiten lin0 nur nod tpe=
nige Sriimmer iibris. Sic gegentpdrtise
@toot Mleyanorien 1T Die mi6ti9ite uno
I6efe1tt9te @eebanoelsit ita6t 9legDptens,
Propin5 8obira> ni,nmt faum j t6es91au=
mes ber alten @tabt Elm unb aerfdllt in
5luei 9dlften, bic Mltltabt am noe itli6en
9ofen NIT frummen, engen @a1len uno
ben Wobnnngen ber Mubammeoaner,
uno ote Neuitaot nit palafabnli9en &C.
bduoen> mebreren @rii itli9en &ir6en,
&loiter Der 2a5ariten, toptiI6em @oFer
5lpei Sbeatern> 8a5ars, Bonf fir Me=
9Dpten. @ib BON Is europqil9en Con-
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04
Dis 9biD
9eutl6e Qieoertld,tge III Nmerifa,


..,,,. .. Das 2icb bonn @anber,t. i, ..sf
Sic lingen ben Sang pom oeuti6en.
d: ~. r d, .. Gbein, :. !
9ie 9Dmne bet oeuti9en Sre,,e, =
sic iinsen oas 2ieo pom beutl l6en
9as alte, e>pig neue. ...'. ,
8as oi@, mein Deuti9lano> riibmt
uno pref ft>
9as 1ingen unb 1asen Die Mnbern;
9(u9 midi bur69liiDt ber 9eimotb
@eit>
uno id linse oas 2ieo bonn Monbern,
Die Sreu beleelt au9 bes Tremo=
lin9s 8rult,
uno ct iau9St gu oes 8e9ers preile;
Do9 Die dhts, Die re6te Manoerlult It
SIT nur oeut]9e @itte 11no Weile.
QSenn bes 2enses Grim bur6 oie
Wdlber 19out
Deut| |3es 9erd Oann lodt bid oct
@ebnlu@t 2out:
Nuf, ouf 5u trdumen, au 16auen!
Ser &iinitler flimnt auf bes Berses
es TUNNEL: i'm motb i}$ i2@fs; Sst anobe>
Sic Maib iu6t 8lumen unb 2er6en=
fang.
gs tpan0ert Der @reis nod am Gtabe,
nne unter bes &an5ens 2aIt 9ebeu9t,
3iebt BET 9auOtpertsburl9' nit ben
Q(n0ern;
Mu@ linn mag l@immern bas Muse
fen6t
@on Der 2uit 5u tuanberal, 5u tpanbsr,.
9os Wanoern 19eu6t alien 9ud
oer 3eit
limb oes'Weorttes tpii1tes @ebrQnge;
9as Wanoern ma9t oir bic Geep ,peit
Srob Oes 2ebens @9,pere uno Gn9e.
uno no li6 Gin 8er9 Dir 5u 9dupten
bebt
uno li9 Waloer oir beu9en un6 1ei=
Was einnal als @onne bein @ers
6ur3bebt,
Gs 1T oein> es lit etuis oein eisen!
. bu Wan6erluF o bu gBnnbcr=
treib,
Mubt i'm 9er5en po6en unb 19laeen,
9os nod oeuld uno treu in Der
SSrem6e bIieb-
Hno Die @ebniu6t min beim nns
tragen.
Won oeutl@er Sreue, BON oeut16em
Wein,
Sap lingen uno la9en Die Mnbern;
S3 1lnse i'm Triiblin9siouneni@ein
9as Sleo bonn Won6ern, pom Won=
bern.
Minna &leebero.
--+O+
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

vgseldesss 1T sbre liebfte eettire?" tuurbe
ein @tenst ssfrast. - vam Itebften lef' ! be
epeiis> 3ettelI" t.ss.. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-17
An Error of Justice.

A CURIOUS case of an error Of justice has
just been discovered at SaintSymphorien-
sur Coise, in France. In 1912, two far
mers, who had been to market to sell their
cattle, were attacked, robbed, and left for
dead, as they were returning to their
homes. One of them, however, recovered,
and about year afterward two inhabi-
tants of the above-named town, called L
and D., asserting that they had been
illuminated by the survivor on being
called parties to the crime, commenced an
action against him for defamation The
proceedings began as a civil suit, but soon
turned into a criminal one, the two plain
tiffs being arraigned on the charge of muir
der. Evidence was brought to prove an
alibi but the accused were convicted and
sentenced, l. to penal servitude for life,
and D. to fifteen years of the same pun
ishmcnt; also, the witnesses, who had APP
peared on their behalf, were condemned
to five years. More than thirty years
elapsed, and few days ago an old man, a
pcnsioner in the alms-houss of SaintSym-
phorien, exculpated, at the moment of his
DEATH the two condemned, declaring him
self the principal author of the crime, and
naming his accomplices.
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Russia and Her WOrkmen.

THE latest of the internal reforms begun
by the Emperor Alexander of Russia is q
broad and sweeping measure for the i'm
provement of the condition of factory
hands. Statistics have shown that there
are now about ninety thousand manufac
tories in the Empire, employing about a
million persons, exclusive of those who are
furnished with work at their homes by
these establishments. So badly construct
ed are the factories that the workers in
them have to endure all the maladies en-
gendered by violation of the laws OF
health. Ventilation is Of the worst posi-
BILE character Cleanliness is something
scarcely ever thought of Light is bad.
The homes of these toilers are in some re-
spects even worse than the factories, espec-
tally where the slim, overcrowded accom-
modations have to serve the double pur-
pose of Il workshop and residence.
Death has consequently reaped a heavy
harvest. Not half the children now attain
the age of five years; from sixty to seven
ty-tive per cent. of the laboring population
suffer from the chronic diseases contract
ed by the fatal neglect of sanitary precau-
tions. The average duration of life
among these people does not exceed twenty
years.
The Russian Government has under
taken to deal with this state of affairs di-
IcCllN anu lIOIu lIle pcCu-
liar nature of the control which it can
exercise, an improvement will be made
Immediately. 1t is intended to regulate
the hours of labor with reference to the
age and sex of the employc; to impose
penalties upon both the parents and the
who permit children to work
when not of proper age; to enforce the
payment of certain compensation by
to persons disabled or rendered
intirm in their service; to compel proper
arrangements in the construction
and maintenance of factories; to institute
careful superintendent of schools and
other institutions for working classes; and
lastly, to appoint Government inspectors
to see all of these measures
carried out fully and in accordance with
their spirit.
Such is a brief outline of the sanitary
reform intended to elevate the working
classes of Russia. Ii is noteworthy, as
showing how modern ideas are beginning
to terment in what was so lately vast re
gion supposed to be dead or insensible to
outside advancement. II is perhaps well
for the stability of Russia that the Gov
eminent has initiated the movement
symptoms are occasionally developed
which show that even in Russia human
nature will bear only a certain degree of
pressure before it will react. The Car
may not he as ambitions as his
father, but he is wiser in his generation-
". \. Witness.
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hands were scratched and bruised, her lipS
were black with the stain of berries, heI
long curls were tangled and dlsordered,
and her eyes were closed as though they
would never open again.
After vigorous rubbing and bathing,
Dolly began to show signs of returning
life. Fortunately she had broken no bones.
When she could talk, grandpa asked her
what she was trying to do with that UNI
brella. Flying away" said Dolly.
What did you want to fly away for?"
Dolly choked and sobbed out, Nobody
loves me, and Tom scolded me-" Grandpa
laughed heartily at this confession, but he
held her all the closer. "Well, well,
Dolly, you have scared us old folks pretty
WELL but never mind, never mind" And
SO Dolly began to think perhaps it WASH
so dreadful after all. In few days she
was well enough to be taken home She
kept her dear ragdoll by her side on the
journey, and told Peggy confidentially
that it was lawful nice" the little while
she was in the air.-Hearh and Home.
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take; the head went through nicely, but
would not pull back. The other pup, see
ing his foe was in clrancery, leisurely
commenced eating up the front part of his
head and ears. There was Emusic in the
air. about that time, and the yelping
brought the juvenile owner to the rescue.
He took in the situation at once, and
freezing on to that dogs tail, and bracing
against the fence, he pulled his level best.
For moment it was doubtful which
would give way first, the tail, the head, or
the picket; but, with a final surge, the boy
brought away the pup minus the biggest
part of both ears. The first jump that dog
made when loose was something over
twenty feet and, with continuous wall of
grief he disappeared around the corner
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