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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-26
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DEGIsTER's OFFI(E.

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
4 NE@ CAs1LE Cou.1Y, Jan. autp -.
tpoh llr application of Ialuar A AMI rsun, Nj
mihisirurN Of Leyl Anderson, late Of Wilmington
Hundred IN SAID Cpun'y, deceased y II ordered and
directed by tue Register that fbr AdmustiatrlX
aforesaid, give notice Of hc granting of Letters ~
Administration upon the Estate uf the decpasel.
WIN the date Of granting thereof Y causing Aver
tl-einents 10 h. posted Wllhn forty uils from the
dat Of such letters, 10 SIN nt The most pu0c places
of the county Of New castle, tcqun.l2 AL persons
having demands against The Estate, 10 present ms
same, o. atir by an ACT oi sssembly IN such case
made ahd provided. And also causs tte same to be
Inserted within the sans period IN the DAILY COM
MsNCIAL newspaper Bunisncd IN Wilmington ana
continued therein three weeks cod
tilven under the hdul AMI Seal Of 0!utc
u. s.. "i tte Register aloresall, al New Castle III
NeN Caste C1uaty Aforesaid The dag and
year above Written. :. O. BirGS Register
NUIltE-AA persons having CLAIMS against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duty
atlested TO the Admnsti0triX onor before Jan sUtl
l7'G OF abide tile Act Of Assembly IL such case male
and provided.
TAMAB A ANDERSON. Administrative.
Ad'iFcs- llci "Hud II > fhla. f.Dl-5weOd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-26
JoAN q Wntr1iER says
DAYARD TAYLOR writes;

" The NloSraEhyt i!lueiTatle ns, AID gen. rel gr-
rIhse'aehl are wholly ldu.fabe aud ie:ightfGl"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-26
ENOii KEN /
Neal es.a!e,

Y W. SIBERIAN S 9ON,
-. EgAL GsrAI e AGENf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-26


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anu adjoining counties. DWELLINGS end Farm Pro
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We make spdciaty OF taking entire chsrre o
our customers business. thereby relieving them ul
much trouble and expense and settle al !0ssct
PROMPTLY AND LihERAIlY, without extra charge.
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elsewhere.
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attention.
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we remain very respectfully,
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-26
iNtlsrE> SADIE 10 gyreY FAMILY

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-26

Specially rtfqy'.d fer he CoamerciaL
SENATE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-26
alcW 2ablllatlpna.
CCRIBNEWs MONTHLY 1915.


GCRlBNERS MONTHLY 1915.
"a VOYAGE DOWN AN UNKNOWN RIVER
In Scribnor for January we begin the thrilling mar
rHttve by MAJOR POWELL of hls voyage OF dscoy
cry down the Canon q the Colorato-almost liter.
aliy voyage through the center Of the earth.
The ellis sowcrcd sometime moro than mile
above the heads Of The travellers, involving then
~ glnum and hiding from their sight The dangers
towari which they were hurried By The impetuous
torrent
The narrative Is cnllvtnod by charming bits Of
description af the gen'ler and more beautiful
phases of nature, which were slrankel, mpg,ej
with those wiefd and awful scenes.
a plri Of the expedition, refusing 10 20 forward
upon what seemed m insane Journey, turned nsidg
nni met death in the Ti do1negs.
The IL tstga tors viii he maryes q engraving
th- finest We iage ever produced.
ve ann aoray ucgin sctlea entlrei.
=. rARMGE3 VACATION IN EUROPE
Ty Co. GHo r. y ArIHG Of oglth Farin, noor New
inTeslne way with the industries and pccularlties
OF Tire quaint peoples Of Holland, NORMANDY IND
the Channel Islands These papers vii also 10
tnilJ I. MS raifd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-26

wish 10 inform my numerous customers that
propose attending 10 II orders ny line mere
tof1rc, Notwithstanding having secured the con-
trsrl FOR stone WON upon The c.. tnnial 6ulidins.
WASuIHGloS COX.
stone Mason
IA f.t. "a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-26

The MOST DURABLE BED BOTTOM II THE
MARKET.
, 1875-05-25

Once moro Gov. HARDEN rcrorentially
shifts tho grasshopper responsibility Upon
Providence, who "alone can prevent the tes-
riblo stnte Of nGairs," according to tho res
olutions adopted at a mass-rnceting held sun
day night in the House Of Representatives at
Jefferson City, tho Governor presiding. The
resolutions cali for tho appointment ~ the
Governor Of Commissioners in every county
of the State TO solicit relief for the sufferers,
and that cash and prayers go together on the
proclamation Fastlny. Tho combination is
q GOOD ono il it will only work both wnys,--
II tho sufferers arc relieved and their pesso-
cutora confoundcd in equal proportions
Which, it il to be fcared, will not be the re-
su1t, In a race between generosity and pray
ing capacity there is every Indication that tho
former will win, for the people OF Missouri
though, united on the question OF giving
to tho needy, nro quito divided Ms to tho ne
ccgsity for devotional experiments, it being
! asserted TINT "nost Of tho grasshorper tall
| is al bosh," and that tho Governors aet'ot
las need1essly injured tho st0te. FaSoraoi
reports come to US from portions Of Missouri
Kansaa, and Nebraska, Wills from Lexington
Mclean County, H., We arc advised that til
regular Kansas stylo Of hopper has appeare
in tho vicinity Of TINT town.
, 1875-05-25

bnt n,ny at any time bc abolished by Aoy@'
ordinance. The third section subjects them
10 the supervision Of Tho State. Sec. DC
clares that the property Of tho dissolved Or
,1ers aud congregations is not subject TO con"
ilscation by tl.e State, but the State author''
ties will assume tho caro- and atln'n'stta-
ton Of 1t, md Tho members at tue
onlora will bo supported out Of It. Tie last
section provides that tho Minister Of tho irte-
rior and Of Ecclesiastical Affairs shnll be IN
tr,,stod with tho execution of The Inv. 1he
moYastic orders In rrussia which will no nj
fcctea By this law iavc membership OF from
n;no 10 ton thousand, Of whom l.G'I ara
monks and SOIL nuns, not including tue
Jesuits, who vszo banis'ed frons pr'1ss'a
somo tin,o ngo. Should this 'hw be extended =
to tie w!lo1e Of Germany, as it probably VII
be, 1t will affect 10000 more, as follows: LIN
ynr;a, 1,ua1 men and 5,05t women; Wuften
! berg, a7G women; nadou, $40 women liesso
% men md :,74 women sa1ony, o. women
aud in Alsaco.Lorraine, 4i8 mon and 2,sa
| women,
, 1875-05-25

Unless the reporter Of tho Associated FTosH
l,as wofuIly nnl pcrsisten.Iy nisroprescntcd
.1uiro ponrEn's language in lis so-cn''cd ar-
cuulcns in behalf OF Afr. BEEcuEn, tue cosn-
sci who l,ns bccn talking to tho world thFee
or four days in the brooklyn courtroom 's
neither n1ding to lis own 1anrels as lawyer
anil logician, nor strengthening his clien1s = :
case. Ills malovolent den"nclaslon Of
Tho plaintiff aud his witnesses won'd
sound strangely enough from tho Ups
Of n police-court shystcr. but h'a
logic Ia unworthy Of schoolhoy. Nothing
short Of desperation could have induced
Judge ponrEn to PROFOUND to the jury
conundrum 70 silly md withal so bias
phon,ous a. this: "Did Afr. BEEonEa write
this2 II 10 did, which did he moan, God ol
| TnEoponE T1r7os, who wonld have been
better man III his placer? Atr. REEcnEn lt'!
written 1nnny unnccountahIo things, but |
nas remained for his counsel to nay son'e
thing slockingly incongruous, Il not pos
lively itiotic.
, 1875-05-25


Size waa not thefe. n beu'A~ -
was made, hut nho eonfa A'' n'e w.
found. Half an ho"s later tao
ncighbors across me ssseet ha"'o W"
tnoa,'a Of child IN ts's onasc.'-so"es " ~ ~
noticed the doves hs'ts hoou. )" 49, ..a.1
tsaetes! manner. 1ne e"se' eso"a ,..,a', 49, s;a1t
It's way 10 Tho tower on'y % uo'.o'u " a,e .n";s
Of horror which e"a never laae ,,'u ~. sn,1a a
memories. some nonn "ao onsess, ,a+' wv -.,a,, s
from the veat'oule 10 Ino o'e"..' s ..',,.sar,a s
her up tho stairs 10 INC lowell -, an, ,' ~ ,sa
hcr with strip Of ooafa WIN "4,ou Hs na',,
crushed her he@o a."'oht oas ~ ".a' H.. sann
b"nco. NO. eVe.' ''a n'.s ILL.,. 10y M t1,,s 1tomc.
tity Of tho ehascn eo"'a i.o'o.s sn .,,nas,,o
less little ahhoeen'' ~ 40 '., 11.ssa., ~ ,,,t
TINT some sha's'esoo,s .Ie''. ...ssa ~ 49, ,,onso
| 9t"'Ho ~sA' '@> ..,.s
, 1875-05-25

p,oexsa ought to hars aamlrar' In Pfsues'
Tor tow Eugliall written OF rnoaorn elluoa aaye
tmbibed 20 much OF tho French spirit u 10. JIG
IL = pasiva product, 70 10 su1s. Aia oEe.honH
Ars ganulas aud d1eanet &oa natural ba1 uls
styL and th> soniuA OF his sompoalaone ase
not ths fsrttaat removed from thoao Of sue
f.,,;,letont,t4s, II II auspriaing, therefore. to
n.d him publicly condemned In ths Unicers ny =
iadv sosfssponasat, apparently Of high culture.
and xhoss views are published NTH ths 1ut!
nnpsoYA4 Of tSs sditor. Tus ohlal ground o.
ouussaaSqx u D3c6aas. scsara,bs 70 h4s nan
, 1875-05-25

In tho British House Of Commons ycster-
day, 31r. D1anAE11, in reply to m inquiry On
thu point, admitted that the Government OF
Great Britain had made representations to
the German Government on tho subject OF
tho 1atters relations with Franco, and added
that these representations had been ef1eesua
in correcting serious misconceptions and IL
preserving peace. Tho Premier, however
declined to lay copies Of the correspondence
before tho HOUSE for prudential reaaons.
, 1875-05-25

Iloraas now hnyo tllirty-4ix ribs; aonastitpt,,
II Is said, thirty-cight. Certain Heho'sra 4; j
apatou,iy!s malutain tint tho raco Of hors ,
Which existed At tho limo OF tho yodic pot :,
posscssed onfy tt,irty-fonr ribs. Confirmation ot
tbfs Wow, IL not tho foundation Of IT, ia found IN
tho vcssc Of tic Rig Vcda, which, describ
tho sacrifice Of tho horac aaTs' ''Ths II t:,.
proacles tho thirty y-four riba Of the quick hor,,
beloved OF tho gods, etc." Prot. MuLlEn b -
takon up and investigated thin uho's subject n
rocent purnbor Of tho academy. 11is verd Ct
Ia against the thifsy-four-rbbcd hosso. Ia
bringa 10 hts support tho tsstlmoDy Of p'of.
uuu1Es, who. In = characteristic lett =.
assumos that, there being no d,t.
Mite article in tho language, tto
| usssege should road: "1ho Ak cuts tbrou +,
thtrts-foue ribs" instead OF "the thlrty-fou",'
etc. Prof. Huxley shows that tho cutting oi
th,rsy-four ribs would answer oil purposes Of III,
pofpt. aud really bo moro convenient than tat
cutting Of thisty-six. Prof.. sfuLIes furs:e
advances tho rather insufficient Argument Il =
| 1t thirty.four waa tho usual number Of th
bo,ee'e ribs 1t tat tin,o, thclo would 10 lk:I
reason for giving tho number. But itntu
ncieptIy un}i established th&t tie Aryan Aorsc~s
as vol provided IN tho matter Of ribs ~ IL
Qootoat cruiaor known to the annals Of tho not
! Cru turf.
, 1875-05-25

"ooaless schools" that Is to say. schro1s
r,thout priest, arc growing ln favor In It i.
Tho correspondent OF tho Ncw Yors 7ttes,
who w1itos from Rome. says, under tho lad
popular Education" in bis letter Of April IL;
haye several tlnes referred to tho fact tn: ail
through 1t4y public opIuiou is beeomlnG tnoEe shl
more f4Yor1G!o 10 having elementary !naruc.lan sxf.
riei on o1rlmsiyaiy IN tAe nnntcpsl acooss, as
t!es!sucion Of tue old si.on q ttaslunE WsA 'a.l'
cs Viii the .uperyison OF tho n:,,ost. Whs + !.
te of Iasochisl schools, l. Whit naa neen tracd ~
u now coudc,nncd by tho italIan*, who hayc s'a Z
10 much, rlero ara now tLan i. .o13 pupil IN
the municipal secu!ar ashool q i:on,t ans' IL,
number ia oyury scar ihoEoaainG. -Four juars ~ T.,
senia axlsteI tl,at wero not nuaer ths contto: u
prio.ts, monks. md nuns 10 far - have opp3 ~
H(ipdcss "-the fAvorise term ut those VINO cts
monopoly Of most ot tho religion and goodness T. u:
wurii--ssnd ont pupils who sss ~ Proper IN tae'
conduct tioAe trained in tho cascfsn1 a . =. -
Ii tbs public scoos taught to loyo Their 20 1
an be loyal to thsir aaretel9n .ha these 10 the sei
ieu schops arc not hut Io4ruud that their adatt5
| due, hrss Of al. 10 the PoFe.
, 1875-05-25

vto.. .prrsfdent WILSON sraa pursued through
tha gouth by tho story that le had CONS to ssart
another Treedmsn'a Bank. The negross did MOI
rive him unlimited crodit on this aecount'
hrr. Kxan. of Indiana, having announced thss
la will consent to no trading for the oihoe u
ansaker, ia eauozally counted out Of the f"ee.
Ruch L aentiment could nova1 hare proceeaeu
genuine Democrat.
A pnopoettjon 70 ra1ls OF tho 420, 600 0oo oahs
os Nav Orleans moets With much encouragement
among tho Taxpayers Of that city. They a1o
anxious that ousHido capitalists ana"1a LAW
! from abundant chAnces TO inToss.
Tho Milwaukee Nssos has hoen making E "s
| disturbance By announcing that Senator tAs-a
on will not tako part In tho couatog CANVAS ~
! Wisconsin. There does not appear 70 10 ~
truth In tho stAtement. II u asraa-o'ao'~'a Nv
| niod.
Tho Ct. Louis Timer and tbs milwaukee, Et'es
-,.coonizcd Bourbon organs-nAtuFasly defs9a
N,tnya h.Ys placod At THAR hAnds Tho aA'ttee
~ janoraucs with corruption II appsoPFle'e
enough.
ArtIo|es Of inusAchmont viii b preaensfa
.rninst Gov WEsaox, Of Now Ilampahlro. on '!'e
arat favorable opportunity. Thero u dans"
nnu that the Republicans Will ovordo tho tAin,''
Tho waiting policy IA the best tot them. ~
poop,e viii zepais their wrouga mofs eaeesnA,
tbAn tho polttiolans can hops to do ny ID eA'-
. ciae at legislative poWsr. .,
Senator arxvExaox. at Kentucky, has also eap'
. rn1,tea 70 N Interview, III IL candidate 'o'
I ra.etecsloo and not 1t til R'Asmed by h<ot.
: threatening attitude. The s!gniheaas paw "
tho interview vss solemn statstnsns ~ sea@!os
!. SrEyxasoH Of hls belief that the peaossH.a ~
D marty will be- b.okon in atoms Il II kssa@Pta ~
:. make rational issue Of tho financial qasa''oo-
o aov. H4a4nAyrr, Of ropnsylEspss' VII anr
donhtad,v ho reno,nuatsa, And 10 fsssAso cettaln
= ~ h,a n,oca thst be Ia now engaged In arranging
Il th. ,,ndar Of tho tlcAs. For Stafo XFeAsss'
It 49, .he rao.t important ot1ce to be allied. ssoA-
~ arooro haa beeu mentioned. but HAaTRAaFa
u onnoa.a Inn and supports Mayor Ro~ts ~oo'
., ~, mi. ,ocount, will probably be nominated.
"a Mr. scupY1Ra CoLrAx's boass, that u meas as
o. e1D 600 by loctusng during tho paat aaasop' -.
nroyoksd nunahsr OF uasand allanons IN NV
ot newspapers The .noas surprising OF fnsse pss'
Of haux. wa one In tle National Ifepao'eon' "a.s
" ,xn,res 70 b4 the Whito House organ. Sss'coa
trs-oua Of tbs spthustA3ta rufA as"sp@p'..
..vs Mr. ColyAx eould b s1sctsd Governor ~. !"
=. Indians, Il h would sonsaat 70 run. ~ @'U"
y. rnajoraty. j.
~ Tha Thlsd-T4ra cat viii esrtain!1 Jump !,
II. poppsylyaniA tomorrow, but exactly nav ~. ~
~. spd IN what direction i still suAttss o1 o.,
In lecture. 4 dsclssst!oa Of soms sort toooa. ~.
~ 10 be ts,sns1A. In shia eonusetian. u .oss.
e,ttpK TO not!es bow cusouaty ths poaaeas .s'
~ tunes Of P&nnsy1y4aiA Aaa ohio W ~.
ull tninsd. Tbs Rspuh!tsAn QoovsaEten q ~ ~. .
Of sYlgsnaA tasts p!Aes to-tnorsoe, shas soss
- dh!a Ii d4l&ts$4 Until ths a u 3oAA 1Ws1S
, 1875-05-25

Judge P1EnnEroSr's new broom sweeps
Glenn, He Aax commenced thorough reor-
panizption Of slso Department Of Justice,
systcmatizing tho work by the establishment
Of divisions or burcnus, md proposes to con
duct his Office upon "business prlneipios.
Principles of any sort will b. novelty II
Ibis Denart1nGnt.
, 1875-05-25
THE OMAHA BRIDGE CA8E.

Wa hnye received q Bcoro OF letters IRON
D1nnha md Council Bluffs upon tho subject
of tho reccut decision Of Judge DILLON In tho
Union Pacihc Railroad bridge c"se. Ihe ae-
cision is a very plain ono. It IL TINT uhoef
tho charter Of tic Company tho rnilroaa was
to bo constructed westward from point On
tho westorn boundary Of tile State OF Iowa;
TINT tic esstern terminus at tho road VIA on
tho Iowa sidc Of tho Missouri River, and not
On tho Nebrnstn shore, nor as
mint on tho middle OF tho nA'n
channel Of tho river. Tho Railroad Com
| onav had. under its charter, an implied
right to bridge tho Missouri River to tito
! eastern terminus in Iowa, and this right was
expressly granted by sabseauent Legislation.
| rho Court held that in mono Of these acts oa
legislation was there any authority 10 change
tho eas&ern terminus Of tho road, nor to dis
connect tho bridge from tue rond Of tho
Company, so rs 10 take nw@y tho oonGa-
ton to operate tho whoio railroad - one
continuous line. Upon thoss conclusions The
Court granted peremptory mandanus com
ueltinR the Railroad Company to operate isa
road over tho bridge, to aud from Its terminus
on tho Iowa shore, In tho same general man
uer that 1t operates the other portions OF the
roaa: and tho device Of . separate tsanate'
over the bridge by local trains Is declared &c
he in violation Of tho duty OF tho Comp any II
tho pnblio.
This decision Is certainly oloar and explicit
Under it tho Union Pacific Railroad Compan'
! must deliver freight and passengers mud re
/ ceiye tha sauaa on tho Iowa aide OF tho rive'
, 1875-05-25

nh. Massachusetts Investigation of tho way |
n which the uev Capitol Of that State has
~ hoan | hni,t IL At onco succeeded by similar
;nsar,;ont,on in Now York, which tolls tho |
saroa storv axcent that the figures aro multi
] n,;sa . fou t,,nas over, Tho report Of tho |
..ss. t !. ~. ~ ,no,v h1ovs at tic exploded
.''- ana ttsrlv foolish theory tnat It il eato to
a,a .;y. Iii a :" hoard y The power to spond public
] snn,,e Altbouoh no diroct fraud is charged
..nan .ua'* ~. raomhara If tho New York Cap
s.es % corcroi.aion. they aro shown to
1nxa Inv beon ruiItv Of gross careless.
.s.s Thsv oaya tho matter "no
ae1sd a"nstont m a. sneeiL attention" aud "ths
~ sa.a;, ~ tha hnainass md its immediate man.
- ans7oeot have been loft to others, with re-
as assn.11yv =, d;pald and subdiyided that
:Ia~s ~ was no ono who consiaered himself ze-
sAe.s ,,s,,1 Nv onv negligence ar mtamanaee-
Ht sp Th,a,a M tba old. old story iii ovor again.
.,s ,ao.,s ~ +eanondhi.ity. carelessness, tAofe.
a,.o& ~ -. 49, 1;n,,a In tba cbojn. Tho New
1as,. aes1 ra',to, 49, var to oost. At tho Outside,
q. ao.x ~ IN rrhoao howes were calculated when
s'1es nj motarisl both cost moro than
49, .ss. hax. At any time ainco, 70
taey ~ .s'' +u;,d,ng shopld hays beop
sns' s....a..a @ below this estimate. In.
eon'.se.s -. ~. II h., nlreadg swallowed TN
ssanm ~ roo 49, - .on,n,nt;nr / vill swoll tht
s,s 'svo, soo sua ooo M ;rhs details show thor
, 1875-05-25

.,,.s or xrseca1rrror trlrAaIE n AnTlxef]
ro,1xss Prepaid At thls 0ff'cs'
n.a III, 1Heski{. l yeAr....4 4.!n
ssnnisy Ea3tion. ~ f'n sop'f''''''''' i@'"o
tnnb!s al,eet..... H.0Vl
rarts ef year 1t tho sans rats'
uAsrxp-uns setire ssout u taoh s'"n ~ F"tsS'
SpseIat Arrarf ftsnsnsa made Win saea-
Brectn,sn crpIts ssnt f'ee. .,.. rrxt
"a n-evtnt teA, s1d m!askes, - suFo mo e's t0''
oNee addye.s IL iu. Including Sfstt aea cooat5.
r7erl,txncrs may bortas sthsrb bs drait' eapse"s
es.s nrder. Of 10 rtststorrd 1ettsss. II oor rak'
TERMS I'd cr11 npntcnintat.
r.tv 3+1,,srsd sundA, estered, - cents ree Fftk'
n.n, delivered, Aundsy included. 30 cents per ~soE.
ssa,.., T{1K Tribune COMPANY.
Garner 1fAdIsan hna Us,fbern.ass, Chicago ILL.,
, 1875-05-25

Tho Now York Rurdl World has discovered
a use for discarded oyster and fruit cans, BY
fastening them up in the trees as houses for
tho birds, anii statcs TINT tho birds gladly &C.
cent them for their summer homes. Now,
il some ono will find use for tho old hats,
tin.pans, boots, hoop-Rkirts, and umbrella
frames, which constitute tho principal crop
OF city streets and alleya, much neeasa
want will DO supplied.
, 1875-05-25
pnaT1NYAH DIAB0Ll9M,

Il Is an old saylnB lint "AtA soo" aA'A
coea to the bad, be Is oven worse than man
who has always been bod and tho same rulo
ICONS 10 apply to communities in general and
IN Bostou In particular. Tho founsain-head
of puritanis1n, the locality Of tho anni-
veranrios. ths centre Of ali the moralitles and
MI tho reforms, Seems to hava lnpsed into
condition OF crime which Is simply informal
It Ia to BE- expected that Western clties'
whera society ia yet orudo and unsett!oos
whoro there arc no Radical Clubs and D1o
| Isv1srs, whore comparative poverty fur.
nishcs constant Incentives to crime, and
| whero religion and education have not yot |
| Ind tisuo to exert thoir bcnctic'h Influences,
s,1ould bo characterized by crines OF fro-
auept and startling description; but tina
homo of all moral influences, this good city
of chuxe,,es snd schools aud missionary 80"
c;eties. this inauguxator of radical roforna
for the amelioration Of mankind and OF moraI
notions for tho good ct the race, hns
started upon q career OF crlmo Waacn
ID "a diabolical az It is ingenious. No West
arm city Gun compete with It in the mon7tera
which 1t every now and than DEVELOPS ~
commonced with = professor Of medicine VINO
exhausted lis scientidc knowledge in zaurdas-
in1 his creditor aud disposing of his rnzaafns
bv Ingenious chemical and surgical processes,
with no other motive than because hia creo1tos
. Ind pressed him for Ills money; and' Tor 1ne
, oun5ter OF 4 century which has elapsed sanco
this professor e1piatcd hls eri1no npon the
> scaGold. it has bean busy turning out czlm'
t inals whose operations are caraiod out upon
, the largest scale possible. Take the caso Of
= the 1uwyer and tzust-agent, JAoKaox, who hos
r suddenly disappeared from that city. here
D wss \ man who sessned to realize oil that Il
+; ueoesaxy to constitute thh typicai oos
!; tonton. he was lawyer OF e1colous At
+ taInmentA md great experience. III
snoyod In tho best Of society. he was
ii naut;ous. CAREFUL, conservative bus'nes
II man. with IN unspotted reputation Il
70 had no expensive habits, but wss frugal AM
10 ohstam!ous in his nhnnot OF hfc. 30 1t cam
ID 10 paas tAot tho administration OF estates an
g. tho custody and Investment OF funda "e1
IT, intrnstad to him, but one day, by an aea
~ dont. Lii rottenncss was discovered, and the
" Il turnoa out that he had victinaized bank
iio Insurance offices, railroads, and eatatea, an
ht lsft ecorea Of widowa and orphans stz1pps
te- ~ THAR means OF subsistence. It was &
els utter. nbsoluto vrook Of tho man himsen
Tor wall ~ OF Ais victims. Take the case
Jsasx PoMzaoY again. Haa any city dev'
By oued more inhuman monster, call him sa'
,4t or inanna. thap this Il -yoar-old fend. who
devoted his lifo 10 malning, torturtng, a
h.a Killing children, with no other motive th
iye lis inhupl3n delight over theiz suffer1n
,lso And Ia theto any other community "n'
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