davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-12-24
l:1c for now llAt Sails gono. Klss mo, Dec, rt7,

rvc for now tlAt Sails gono. Kiss mo, Dec, ft3s
Me."
AnotlIor panae,
"Iime nl. noc7" continues Tho aslug man.
"Tlmn'a ui',' replies tie lu,ior. "About linn
yOn wers Icad'
M"re pa'.ses. Tho t,',,Mrnof ssse. 10 i.io bu,
dorn nnt succneii. Finally lie gets M, and, goioa
10 tile lar. RontuItioslnIy rcIualk4s
'Eu1nc, hoya, leth lickcr"
Tho "bovs" ticker,
Tho inystory betn3 explained. It nppoara thai
the hs'l.st g!ancea arounl ':,ni,tiys" r,bs Md
cnme pttt nnhr hsn vcrtebrm in.tcad of golny
stthIghs through him ~ It sl,pnld tasn tiupn,'
tho man liycH, much to tho pltsslcian's tli4otr
rrhttHont. ThIs lnagn'tlcent pint Is offered Ia
tt!o aHtlttnG alnatour free uE Charge
, 1875-12-24

LOUISVILLE, Dea. 2o.-Tle Gl&ud Jury of tho
City Court has been Investigating bets Oh tho
late city election, and thus far Las returned ten
indictments, two OF vllc, are against 1ncmbcrs
Of the City Council. Letting Oh the late election
WAS very much is,lulgod III prior to votlnt-lay.
Rome made butts Of AZ mucl, ~ pl0,UUJ. Ac-
soldihg to thu la~s of tho Stnto all money won
in hutlinK Oh election shall be conac1tod Dy lilo
authorities tor tho bt,cIt OF tho ncauOl.fund
and tho botterB sentenced to tinta,
, 1875-12-24
THE TWEED JURY,

NEw Yong. Dec. 2J.-Ihe na1nes OF tho Tweed
s.tuck Jury, tnenty-tour in number, arc AZ fol-
lows: Aessrs. George Ii. Beard, Abner ". Col
gate. John J. Cisco, saruue' u. Davis, YIN. L.
Douglas, Amos Reno. Jas. $. Lowery.. John II.
Unar.ea Col1uH, Hobart X. lava, John Taylor
Johnston, E.uil Uibes1nan, Jn1l1,s ". Cutli.,.
l,t.1 L. Murson,. Goidon slorrn. Arthur ]. Pea
body, Geo. tnbot Ward, Francis u. Ttutbcr,
Anron q. L. hteEos. liobozt Lonno1 Kci.ucdy,
RuI lclss Hall.
, 1875-12-24

Special D7spalch % Jhs Chlcaoo 7Flbuns
LEAyEswonru, Uoo. 1G.-TAo second days
triul OF ". ". Embry for tho shooting Of An.
thony has boon concluded. Tha Testimony
given today waH for tho dofonBc, all OF which
plainly shows that Anthony struck Etnbry first.
Il was also proven that Anthony Laa boon drink
ing during tho day. while bo (Aut4ouy) bald in
his testimony shat bo had taAsn but one drunk
uu.,ag tue dry and evening. Five Ut tho beat
businessman u this city textiGDu that tho gen.
esal reputation Of anthony waa bad, aud that no
had quasrelBonle lisIoalti0u. Einbry's friends
aro tr':ghteu. aud hp il being congratulated On
Ill silos.
, 1875-12-24

found TINT lo could not squeeze h,naself up
through tho ANAL ncuttls-lio1e. No rriaotcr
hcnt on Aacapo over triad harder 10 cnntfacs l.a
dimensions. bnt 1t EnH III vain. At last l,n was
fnrced 70 Rivo 1t 1,Ih md mars N1cndcr ncn,-
ucsae Las been appointed 'cnatodan Of tho
, 1875-12-24

EptrfaI Ls.scteh to TIA Ch.eaJo 1'1tbun.
EluUx CRY, IT,, Dec. 23.-Tne trial Ut Tiu,
Weibv fur 4ssault with ,nurdetous iptsntionB Oh
Ire person Of Kurslsn III the Jim Hiyer ssttlv-,
,asnt in sopsetalsr last MAJ concluded In tho
D.Stsist Court st Ya2kton yeslllday. us Was
, 1875-12-24

or the hogs, thore wuro St. AUG berkshire, 9G,0i3
poIand-China, .i,3I5 Chester White, 2,l75 Ma
gco. $40 Enscx, other breeds, J5,3ll. Numtcr
eoid for slaughter, 2.634,3Ii.
" tho cattle of improved breods. thefo were
Durham, v,133: Deyou, 1.12t; Hereford. 20 !;
Ayrshire. lis; Jersey, III; 1lolaarneae, 4.
crease over tho Eoar before, but great dectea4o
oyor ten years sg0.
, 1875-12-24

Those who are III tho habit Of telling prodgl-
ous stofies ought to llaye sou1 u,smolt4; but,
fostuuately. tLals memories Gro gvucrailr sAo!I
, 1875-12-24

fmcr, ho n'l,so l,n-ty c>t f,.,'n tl,p ttnrc and
sir!lcE sttaiGht hno for tao E2a:err EaIlrasd
atatIOr.
, 1875-12-24

n 7OHEE 7 FfT6Fs
Srsrsai Dfsr,fth n The Ch!eaao TRIBUNE.
MONTICELLO, ILL.,, Dec. ga llorsc-thcf, Civ
Ing ti,o unuo OF Sam r. Cnlc, wha arrested here
and pleaded guilty to charge Of stoslna n horse
frum Abbot Arnold. of Victoria, Knox County.
Cole is bu. I. !s-y. nrd Young ia tho profession.
lie was committed for want OF ba!l.
, 1875-12-24

to-day eontenccd to thittr-throe mouths IN Tie
l'rn,tcntiAry ut Fort Mhflisor. In. Ills catlnrol
gayo uutlce OF oil appeal 10 tho Supreme Court.
, 1875-12-24

CONVICTED OF MURDER.
3foHnIsrpwx. Ph., Dec. .3,-DIas,nA rastorius
has boen convicted Of tho murder 0f lAaao
,Jn1ne;te. 4 Elotton for now trial has bctn
nlauh.
, 1875-12-24

HAVANA. Dee. 23.-A report IL current that
WliI,um n. Tweed arrived hero last lueHdayoa
beAuuuer, Several New Workers. who knuw hiu,
by sight say thoy saw him yesterday aud to-auy
II different pa.ts uG Tho city.
, 1875-12-24
IN CHICAGO.

ing Haa caused By fro in the two-stofy frame
building, No. 1876 South Dcaplancs stroot.
ownod and occupied by John Pratt as dwelling.
Damage on building, s100: Insured for S5ou In
tho Uuderwrltoss', Of New York; aud On furn-
taEe, 9lU0; insured for $500 in tho sar1n co.n-
rAt1v.
, 1875-12-24
FIRES.

~ a.v =.
eo,.-,,,, n, - "no qAk. oe oa
s,a n.1sts, H. "a: ne'. 1''-a ute a. i'sa
tire cast side OF tho buildings OH tho public
uo.tarc. That stdo Of tia Born,o was bmilt so,i,t
viii fro-,,, .r,o n-a I,.st. 49,, ~. ' "'''"
,.,,t ,.s,.i.s An' INV uto"p oAt III "n''s.ofy
oasiains ae1ohEsas 10 H. hoppen, VI Now
ark, N. j., and occupied by u. J. Ockcrson
rs wnreEoom. Tho iirc, notwithstanding tho
norfect cattuuoss Of thu air. nnrcatt rnn,I,v onJ
Il, nl1o,t two hnurn Tint wnn ac of IT, an,,,o
pturo OF Whoelncx & Elntto waa in osnes " ri,o
iionnen iuilit1nv wn. xnrch in t,a E."i<,1a siat,
ron,fanv fnr a;1j. Nnxt sontb ,saa "a enoa t@o'
stnrv h,i]1iuo owncd hv " r. Jnhn.nn
Cbl1.. HARDWARE. M insnranco m tho
hniijjnr 1'o.a 80 nnn Icwiu 4 Chilli
iona sbout ac. mo. ins,,rcd tn liz t;omn,nr'ai
Of IL Louis fnr t.lL0. Ths no,t t,yn war"
onr-storv tu;,d,nrs Thn f,r.t wns nvooI t,v n
, 1875-12-24

ri NEW York,
New YonK, Dec. GA fro thia morning In
tho buildings Nos. 10 and II Ecsey stroes caused
loasea amounting to el0.009, distributed among
numbar of occupants, Who nro mostly iusurcd
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er of the State House by aav,.K alegg; and
on that authority he proposed to act.
The Speaker then called on the Sergeant
a& xfiA Id NeGT lamp PEEL, asdMM Captain
Flood laid his hand on the arm of Camp
beli. The lattsrfherf Appeared for .prott c
tioui,s when Gsnjt :Trobriand asked tile
Speaker if it would be necessary to use
tqgEre, to. which AFe, was answered in the
7Gs1. TroJrian1d then gave Is signal and
two oiiicers, followed by two soldiers with
guns and ''bayonet! attachments, entered
and marched up to- theYplattorm. da. 6a,a
Then the Speaker, rising lin his seat,
Ks 3tRRs s fissgsa Speaker of the Hos sS d
Representatives of the State of Louisiana
+ Nay lpgstestedr gainss 1.-THE invasion of
Jour hall by the soldiers iof the United
States. VIII dawn l4lvonets and loaded
.musketS We.have seen our brother men,
bers violently seized by force Of arms and
torn from us in spite Of their solemn pro-
test. We have seeqT aefarce of soldiers
march np. the q isles, 81, the Hall Of Repre-,
sentatiyes III Lppaisiana,. have protested
against this III ehame 81 d once free peo-,
pie, In, the 44aame Of the once, free State Of
Louisiana, iii the name Of the Union, he
entered his solemn protest. - ~ -, q ~
The chair Of The only Speaker Aof,the
House of Louisiana is surrounded by Uni=
ted Statesitroopsy the officers 0fths House
are prisoaers IN their hands, 80 1 solelnnlyI
declare that Louisiana has ceased to be a
sovereign static that it has noilonger a re.
publican government, and l call on the
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Sheridan's Z Bulletins Of SANDER.
HEADERS. MIL. DIV. pF.xHE Missouri,
New ORLEANS, La,
January 4, 1875.

HEADERS. MIL. Dly. eFsxHE Missouri
NEW ORLEANS, La,
january 4, 1875.
Hona y: ~. Belknan 'serretary Of WIZ;
Washington, D. C.: '' :" "s
1t is with. deep regret that. !. have to
annoupse to yoa the sxistencs. in, Ills
State of a spirit Of defiance to ali lawful
authority, and, an Insecurity of life
lwhichis hardly realized by The General
Government, or thecountry at large.
The lives Of citizens have become so
|jeopar died that unless sotfetbing is
done to give protection to The peome, all
security USUALLY afforded by la%,Will be
overridden. IT. '!.1''.tt,' 9Si r.
Defiance to tho laws and'the murder
Of individuals seeunsi to be looked upon
by the community here, from stand
point which gives immunity to all who
chobss Co indulge hIeither; ahdfth9 civil
! government appears tp0werlcss to l,ln-
ish, or even arrest.
| have, tonight. assumed coutrol oyer
the Department of the Cuff ~ IT.
3aE'- .f''.' %t' soH'' r. HI SHERrbiH, I
-,.i t'iHH' !gr"2 Lientenaht Generals
hFf 'aTW a.S' --.-., 20 sh' tssi- sgnai
HrADqRs. Mn: DIV. Or FnE Mf{soip Rkiirf'
New ORLEANS, LA."' ''Ec'f
.. '','' ,, ~ '" T. January 1s75;)
Hon. W, W. Belknap,.seccretarryj;s Of " War,
Washington, D. c.: V '''' "'"'u ~.
4 think that the terrorism;now exist
ing in Louisiana, Mississippi and Ar
kansas could be, entirely removed and
BY the arrest and trial,of ths 'fingdeSl!s
ers Of the armed Write LeHguers,,H,o' hn'
If Congress- Would pass 4 bill dec1aisq
Ing m5DShdittr they could betrtptl BY
by'R'tniliesry; eoinn1issions|t The leaders
OF this banditti, Nv Observation-Disclosures here
on thug lAbh suf last Septenfbe " and also
more recently O att lNicksbnrg, IN i.s.;
should, lin justice; tn law and order and
the, peace and prosperity al. this, South,
ern Part of, the country, ha punished; -
III is possible that hat, # the President,
them, bsrditti, .tRat 10, further 90 aetIon
, 9ssu Ssaks!l ea.lfsps s thaat kltch w0aldi
'fSished] 20 y'si-nP. iHs sHkRtbas :7t'
-i!dh $hLieatenaB General, III. s:aAs:ss
yGIf "a t.t..f sna ,..tn,,
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N DvERT1slNG:. 6Asap5G bods; BYs
"A acknowledgement Who cohtem.
plate making contracts with newspapers
for the insertion Of advertisements, should
send rs Cent? I'd Geo. P. Kowet1 &c. Ill
Park, R6wi,,a New iYofk, I'll theft PAM
PHET BOOK {nihety 7seventh te,idfitforl,)
containing lists Of ovst 1900 nehspa pers
and estimates sh0vips tho eastsieAdver
tisements taken for leading papers in many
States TT a tremendous seduction from
publisher s. tatcss.~ GET ,tffEA Book,
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"A GFGNANU i nA1Eh NEEIlNG
BADLY DEMoRALIzED.- There are
people who do not like the odor ,of
Limburger cheese; but three are also
people who can't appreciate the fla
vor Of a we'll developed pole cat:;44
One evening recently a, gentlemen
living ~up town, and belonging to "a
prosperous church zig? thereby Of
churches, had.made his preparations,
after the tea things had been t diiis-
posed of, to attend the regular Wed
nesday evening prayer meeting with
bib wife, Rrstioas tp stafthA Jst-
ever, he stepped FOUND The r6rnef IN
theneighborhoed to thavea chat WITH
the family grocer, While there a
neigAbory and acasainsanceaajssov-
cred that he Vas ab6at 70 engage in
Wednesday, evening Tdevptispp Ac-
cordihgly that feighb;o5rr = put t d bp Vii
laifiois job poc:tufr.iingA Gsgs aEe
of the most fragrant Limatbawger
cheese to be had he watched his op-
portunity, and just as the gentleman
stepped out Of tslhlelI d l tqgeIhhpn e
for his wife,, slipped it in his pocket.
The parties repaired to the church
and were soon seated side, by side. in
a comfortable pew near the, stove.
Soon the cheese began to grow loud.
The sisters turned their heads about
and, looked as if a krout barrel had
exploded. The deacons elevated
their noses and thought ofthe third
plague Of Egypt. e,!preaeher
smelled great smell, and the wife of
the unconscious odor casket nudged
the spouse and inquired if he didn't
smell something. 4Maria, It's 1aw-
full" he responded, tit must be. in
the COAL The more the assembly
specialized the louder the odor be-
came, and finally all hands united to
hurry the proceedings to- a close.
Arrived at home, and while prepar-
ing to retire, the gentleman diseoy-
cred the cause'of the unpleasantness,
and removed iton a couple of chips.
Il Brooklyn Sun. ''i'a'E'i.- 20 $50
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MARRIED.:

II II ,:n0pr prNaEE1eu: ni|: n. .,aasE
OK the. Hth inst3iuv Alexandria; sby Aho
Rev. M. Klein, Of, the Hebrew Syla;
gogue,.ItAMES LEVY, of Aatehitocles,
To- Miss y A1AA1l,Rl,0 @QllaM, f.5Ihss. Toyns ,
a'Withthis modest oani; the Demo-
crat received a appropriate 9qe,
which was duly, retired WITH health,
happiness and plenty'.for' thssinew}y
welded COUPLE 81 t]nG ,a"n! OH II.
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"What'll YOU i, ask to warrant
these horses good2" asked buyer
of a horse dealer. ooh, don't trou
BILE yourself I'll warrant them good
for nothing was the reply,
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M@Ma >" rs S.15 3I s., +.
fTh2 5aRdpka American Newspaps17
The B8sfot AsDRERtwIkGl Msp4u,s;
Daily SO a3sa' Semi WsaID aEs WsAy
iDOsTxGh RRfkaEet lRHEa8gKsCRI
t4lG be4. Specimen lepiesI aud .A1lxpsti-
Sing RATES Free ~ eaklyv n 1alalpnbf 80
OF 4 more, only 81 Postage Paid,isq.,sdra
| -I,As4As S,n ':sIgH e '4R{R!ih ,Ia7
uAi,nn2 i.uE zeI, nfW tOEEk.r
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$5 t6S$M % Rentsa. ',:a a@ssa IS

Wa5Apg nRRGD'e HtE,RR4h sexalshi X9p3g
ahhA ola qTeaa mge Hopax a+,Nark tq aal
ps, in thei: ,eWpl lsedli a}nREipg. thRfiq
spage. WeaggaeBtsL rs Al the tins. lthapet
hp1qx tAj3Slelsa4,, aWA offer eppto3Elmpept
that ;NiA, taays, apdseleely efoH seyeyg
hosr'aa iVefkk~ sfRn iap laEs, temps,
e., seRt fdeef!,Sepdl Us y9AE. address
atiapca, RoBt ble|agr Now, IisIs tho
time,u ponit lo9k,f9E K9Fki Qr business
elsewhere,i pntih yeR,haHe lesrnsaa,vllaat
Me' oHeE,o,G.i SE4Nsek A. cPs Portland,
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six days old-one-half of the newly
born children Of Cuba fall victims to
this terrible malady- and the young
mother lived but week after its bur
ial, carried off by a ga1ioping con
sumption, a complaint extremely
common III the island-I may sayy,
frightfully so. -.
But see, while I have been telling
you this episode Of the azotea, With
its melancholy termination, the sun
has sunk below the horizon. How
sort and tender is this twilight
There linger still some golden streaks
on the verge of the horizon, where
the sun went down; they are the lost
splendors of the dying day. As I
gaze, the hues change and fade:-
The last still lovliest, till-'tis gone-and
all is gray. s.,..,, c,r--,y...,
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7HR WEDDING TOOK PLACE,
although they were In truth but chill
urea a hesaet 10, she just turned 15
one ssening at s o'clock saw from
my azotea the pretty bride, attended
W aerssster and a:beyy offair young
" Ns and accompanied by papa and
mammal and crowd of friends, set
VI 1onthe church. She returned with
' als,fbar bridegroom, TIE happiestss lowell
.ss Creature / ever .gazed on; and
.nsie was music and dancing, and
Wasting and laughter, all night long
~ 'ne brilliant house. Alasl year
.a'erfah wassdarkness and tears with
IN 'aas same house. A babe had been
O0'a who had died of lock-jaw when
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A CRY PAVED. Wi1H S1IyEk AMI
GoLD Our principal streets. laeiHs
macadalnized. With refuse ORE stthKet
from the mines in early days., and be
ing coated with the rich ore that has
been year after year sifted down up
on them from the ore wagons, az
now everywhere more or less argen
tiferous. Indeed, there is not, He
slightest stretch Of imagination, III
saying that we never take step in
town but we are walking on silver
ssat@ ous3streets are literally paref
with silver. While speaking of this
fact a day or two since, young man
bet his friend the price of the assay
ing and 'the CIGARS that he would
take lump of mud off the wheel Of
al bus, then standing before them
and would get outof itmecious met
ais to the value Of over S. per ton.
An ounce or two of mud was taken
from the wheel of the vehicle and
placed in the hands of an assayer,
who was not told where the sample
was obtained ahd whd DINO ydORbf SUB
pessdSbe was dealing wifi "decehs
posedsre oy5yein mattel 1f lkom ons s Il
our Mines The assay Yves nadssand
the assayer's eertiflcate tshowedstha,
thss.z SAMPLE mt ainesal'assilHe5 $zIAb;
gold, 81 az; total, 9ia6. Is Afoer;this
we may ppt on airS,' eya LEI Throughput
streets al, are villainouslS muddy ii, .pppal.
sionaHy, for, the'Jveuy mdd t'on nar
boots contains bbth gftsF i Shdg6l a.:
is, notthe vulgar Rpdp of, 1thai siffsag
country" dtownsGasf Vark ntsh (NeW)
4 * s,s,S,!a ariusmnr'ahi .ssiaroT .suof,
Hff sTl1.n . -. y. .niini1l is'sii4'';
snl0a dSsi93Aiih ssfqR 81
a qlssss mern dbyoa young lady nas,is
recent ball inl'rexss Iisa takeFi Hon
the East IA aYB E,n f5: ,s s,1s ~ q
- The, dress, presented the fret flag
of the Confeaeraey.oqO nhet'armashs
bore the flag adopted ,by'tt the e. c'o4lfsd:
crate National Congress, on the
lower skirt We're stars for. the States,
with the name and seal of each State
in the centre; photographs of Con-
federate generals were on the upper
skirt. together; with pictures ofth7
Alabama and Sumter; on her should
Iers were streapers ofrtbe.. successful
battles; manacles and chains were on
her arms; a coronet of the seeded
States was on her head, and rising
above them was a black veiLl repre-
|senti11g; the gloon, I. thrown (! OYER them.
This was fastened with the dagger Of
oppression. Ii, b.Gs. III 10 h.,P ;anr
, 1875-08-17
OBITUARY,


Tho telegraph bringa Tho announcement tho
doath Of the Rev. CuAuLks q. FlHNEx. or
President OF obeslln College, Ohio, which oo-
CURED very suddenly yesterday morning at hls
Yossdenee. Mr. FIsNx1, up to ths Auac ef his
death, had teen In hts usual health, tho sud-
dauneas Of Ills death baiug occaaioned by heart
dissase. lie uas bora In Warren, Conn.,, Aug.
20, 1902, and At first intended to pursue tho
practice Of law N hia profession. In 1884, tow-
eyar. ho changed bis purpose &ad entssed the
ministry, commencing his lsbora ~ An evangelist.
He followed this calliEg tor eleven years, and
created = revival excitement throughout the
United States even more marked than that which
Moopr and SAMMY have recently produced In
England. In 1885 he ceased bis +revtvsl lapors
md accepted PsoteasoEahip IN 0berlin College,
and In 1887 became pastor Of the First Congrs-
gAtionsl Church In tho same place. is slsoo oon.
tinuod to preach In Now York and other plaoea
until 18i8t When he went to England aud TO-
manned theso three ysArs, during which time No
resumed hls old revival work with great success
thus being The predecessor Of our Chicago evan"
gsl!sss. In 1859 he became President Of ooefna,
and remained in that position until 1858, When
be vaa succaeded ty thesllsy. ]. II. fAhoAlL0'
who now oecuples the chair. A. A. sathof 10
vaa scarcely laaa widely knoRn than " ~ ssan"
gellst, hts works havlpy paaaed through numar-
ous editious. Amous ths tnost important Of
thsua sre: "Lssturss Oh RsTsSAls" (1soel Of
, 1875-08-17

4 transparent scheme for tie manufacture
Of polisicaf capital will, n view 10 reelection
wns contaminated yesterday BY tho Hoard of
County Commissioners III adopting q resolt1-
tion that Cook County will contract FOR no
materials which nrs the product os convict
labor, This proceeding doubtless has direct
reference TO the STONE to be used in tho new
Court-I[ouse, aud simply 1ncats TINT the
county will not avail itself Of the labor Of
convict ssone-crtters in thu Joliet peniten.
tiary 10 buy its building material in tho
cheapest market. Tho samo rule, carricd out
By lilo community IN general, would
slut up tho prison workshops, deprive the
Stnto of its rovenue from that Bo'srce,
kcc1, The conyicts in vicious id1eIess, and im-
pose new and needless burdens upon tho peo-
pic taxed to support penal institutions. pr-
yato citizons do not allow silly scnti-
mentality to prevail rs ngai,st sound business
principles, but buy where they can get the
requisite quality for tho lowest prico !; md
wI,as is good aciso in nu individual ia good
seusa for Cook County,
, 1875-08-17

Austria calls upon Turkey to employ moro
energetic 1neans than she has heretofore used
in dealing with tho iusurrection tn Herze-
govina. The former power Is undoubtedly
becoming anxious on account Of her own
possessions In that quarter, and there appears
to be good reason for this uneasinoss on the
part OF Austria, Latest adyioes show
that the movement OF the insurgents
in Herzegovina havo received little or
no check from the Turkish troops,
the dispatches announcing tho defeat
Of Turkish garrison and capture OF town
BY tho rebela. The people OF Turkish Croa-
tia have uoay risen III arms, which fact, also,
admonishos Austria that trouble is approach
ing her own door, and that romeliea mutt be
sought to prevent tho spread Of the insurreo.
ton. Turkish Croatia is bounded by Aus
trian Croatia, Dosaia, and Herzegovin, and
tue blaze Of iusuzrection well.startod thsro, II
you'd be difficult to predict when tho war
would end.
, 1875-08-17

The Philadelphia authorities have for
biddon the little boys Of that city 10. fly Kites
any more in the highways Or public squnres
under penalty Of $ for each oi{cnse. Tbs
prinoipaa provocation for thia order seems to
be tho fact that tho wires OF the telegraph
get go Uttered up with Kites, md sometimes
30 injured by The kite-Gyers in rescuing their
property, as to be useless for hours. What a
pity TINT some Of tho larger boys cannot be
prohibited from this business alsos Here III
jar GOULD, for instance, flying all manner Of
kites, which have recently become snasled all
kinda Of ways with the telegraph-wires,'-so
much 80 that tits difficult To tell one from
the other or who ownB either.
, 1875-08-17

If there is ono of tho ancient loyal barbar~
is1ns which Is supposed to have beon moro
universally abolished than nnother, it is that
of imprisonment for dobt. And yet here
upon tho free soil Of Illinois it is common
thing to arrest and imprison men for debt.
Without reference to tho recent arrest Of o
well-known citizen, It Ia time, perhaps, that
public attention should bo called to this mat
ter. Tho Constitution Of Illinois provides:
No person shall 10 tnprisoned for debt unless upon
sefsal to deliver up is estatc for the beuet Of hia
creditors, in auch manner shall bo prescribed by
law Or In czaes whcss there Is strung presumption ut
fraud.
Tho number Of debtors arrested In this city
and hold in prison under process issuing
from the courts is very small The arrosts
aro mostly made upon process issued by JUS
tees Of tho Pence, and are somewhat remark
ablo from tho fact TINT they arc made on Sat-
urday nights. Under the old Bystom Of mp
pointing Justices Of the Pence. this abuse of
law mud Of honesty was but one Of sooro Of
similar abuses in which the Justices mud tho
Constables levied extortion upon all victims
selected by them. Part of the system at that
time was body OF hangers.on, who served
III tho capacity Of Jurors, Witnesses, or afl-
davit-nakcrz, as they were needed. Since
tho reform iu tie u.ods OF appointing JUS
tces in this city, and In the reduction Of their
number, there has been Honaible reform in
the practices and In tho material justice ad-
ministered. 4 reform in tho appointment Of
the Coustabulary was unfortunately not ill.,
cluded, and the Justices' Courts are still af-
, 1875-08-17

cissly tho snsno way Ms tho others, bcsi'1cs
being lnreciy mnte M of pcrHonn' eroniea of
DEnANo; but, ~ Mr.. WELSH points ont, it
will bo accompanied Oil i'll. travels l,y report
crs, whose solo mission II Is to discover tho
truth.
If the truth, when discovered. should provo
tint the Secretary Of tho Interior IL Tho head
Of tho Indinn Hing, Tho press Of Tho cnuntry
wonl;t snroiy continue lis attacks. unslsr
these circumstances, wnnta newspaper
clan,or" in favor Of 1)ELANo's resignation pre-
wont tho Prcsidcn. from demanding it2