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CHOLERA MORBuS, .5a.
Cramps, Pains, Darrhea and Dysentery are in.
stantly relieved by it. 1t win render an attack of
Cholera Morbus Impossible, If taken when the
symptoms of this dangerous complaint FIRST mani
fest themselves.
, 1875-11-30
THE Ring ROSTER.
"Bab,' Ohalked for q Cyno-
sure on tho Tortuous
Scroll.
hvery's Tria! Ruefu||y Rump!es
the Plumage of This Cor
goous Bird.
Evidence Showing Him TO i{ayo Been
IN Receipt Of Many Illicit
lclegralls.
An Answering Dispatch from
Him Letting Hin
Down Badly.
Judge Krun1, the Crooked Coun-
sci, Wonders Whose Fu-
neral It Is.
Mcdonald Gives Our Reporter Some
Crocodile Talk in Con.
fllences
Progress Of the Milwaukee Trials
The supine Newspaper
Press,
Matters in Chitago~-lIow tho Ring Organ
Dlackmaiis It's Hews.
Mothods Of Stealing from Distillery
Where the Gauger Was Honest
but Careless.
Progress Of the Milwaukee Trials
The supine Newspaper
Press,
Matters in Chitago~-I{ow tho Ring Organ
Diackmails It's ReWs.
Mothods Of Stealing from a Distillery
Where the Gauger Was Honest
but Careless.
ST. LOUIS.
AVERY,


now he aAT DOWN ON CONTEMPLATED n1IpH.
ST. Loufs No., Nov. 2D.-1n tho Avery trial
to-day, a. G. Rogers, at ono time Deputy Com
Blonor OF Internal lsovonue, testified Is to Va
rioua mattess concerning tho workings Of tho
internal Revenue Office nt Warrington. Among
other thiugs AZ follows: 1fo once organized
raid without Avery'a knowledge. Avory
compiaiued. aud snih TINT ha regarded 1t
as ~ smrutasioa against him. Douglass said
TINT eocrets leaked out In soma wny, aud ho in
tended to onntlna them to as few as possbls
That vaa Tho Now ofleans exposition, md it
WAS B,lccrRaful.
TESTIMONY OF Ex-coM1t1ss1osEl DOUGLASS
NUuNCED Last NAT.
John II. Douglass testified:
was Uoumlaaitnor Of Internal 1teYenfs from ls7l
to ttsy last. BaIs0 }lle1t u tho New ORLEANS raid
wanted to try this listEct. Tho Gok Du. III aoulc
way. tlen became convinced that It woul he necoa
n1ry TO gut rid of Homs Of tue ollctrs. acnt Joyca
California, tkas could have thu tooks tn this dis
trics eta.ninfd. I had lad my suspiciona
Tho Information Of my raids II out In WAY.
was disappointed In tho nrat contemplated raid In New
Orleans. Avery know nothing Of shn auccesafu,
raid upon that rlace. Ho came TO my
Office and comptsnod that my action funectad
upon him. In tho fall Of 1911 concluded TO change
tie Supervisors. talked With The President aud
Brlstow nbont IT, Al ~ tho electtous over
keut hlepona!d aud Joyce to Philadelphia. There
great pressure brought to bear upon tbs President
anil Mcdonald and 5oyco were mt ttaaa{erred q
hsu recommended
, 1875-11-30

Grand Tunnel pinef, between Plymouth and
SaattcoaSr. nb7nt ~: tnllca aotf, OF his tez1or
tlaco. Ab0nt two wcosa ngo. Mr. Rfhestr. olo
nf tho rio2rtntaEE Of the fheuncey mine, nolcea
that tho roof Il tho o. cnin. was working In n
most c1sl aordlnaEy manner tntl WAS continced
that Tho Elno MAS doomed to ccr!nin
calamity. About II o'c oek m Ito tunrtinE Of tn
I0th lost. he gaze ofder. for the mon 70 leavt
the mlua ~ aoon "a potsitJo. and remove u
mnch Of tho ComrAnv'l property ~ could ba
taken ont at tho aplr Of tho monaut Tit
m!ncFn, "a tha number of i2s. seft nj II o'clock,
taxing With them the implements Of tiisir Gull.
Inc, and two houra faror the m!uo c1red Ia. Tue
eE1cctH OF tbs cave-n vera tcs,inn, Iluee
b6Nldcrs we're throHn out Of tho tnotttl, of the
tunuel By tho compressci mir az II ihoy had
haeit pebbles. and tbs snock Ut the crasn was
like Al cntthnuAkp.
, 1875-11-30

evil Of al. Tho tlis.i1iots wese gslsod with tbs
cunning of tile dgviI sometimes, and tho Way
thay rlhyod ono dodge on tho poor Gaugers was
ahamc. They sought bs every means In their
tongnoa than their own, b7 hfutF. tnnucndocs,
and esnn assertions that ttero whs 4 tren,en-
aud controlled tho Collector ara al
hin actions. Then they es1,o 'he qsuees
outright, tbst II ho went to being too d-d ps.
cnlIar. or oLstreperoue, Of particular Tin oshor
words, II tie didn't let sblngs init along easy),
they would have lin
ngItk, gp fnon nrTv
mighty quick. Bind don't ray that thtr could
do this but This do know, tllht tho best tiatsc-
ora hTd mont conscientious men wcEa tho first to
go under certain foImer administrations Of tho
Collectors Office. 1t looked TO man up \
their boasted ownership Of the authorities.
Well. anyway, whether they could or couldn't
Fet man discharged they made Rona Of them
think they could, which answered their purpose
Just a. we'll. Two OF three Of The Gaugerh haTs
tod tno that thoy wore threatened by the Ring
Il t!oy inserfoted. and In evev case tic nano OF
JAke RctI,n wan used ~ Ayubol of terror OF
courBo tai" doesn't ,mrlicato Hct,m in auY uny,
and Hliow1 that soncholv was frea IL usirg the
namcn Which wets thought spost likely 10 bs
effective.
'Taken all In all, don't blame tue oaugcrs
half 10 much AZ do tile
RAscALs VINO INFLUENCED THEN
10 Bome oanes ano tried 10 tn others. toll yon
it's prattY hnrd work for . man to ba mighty
scrupu!ous when rnattofs 60 just - we'll Without
tt. and whes he baercs that lis bresd and
butter will bo taken away from him II be Ia
cranky. ~ thoy call It."
The reporter alint very greatly dlaa9reo With
this viev Of tie matter provided Il woro possible
10 sit out the honest dangers from thoso who
Hero sharing in the profss Of the steals. In
auy cass. he Baid to himstlf, the ylews Of shat
slde aro proper 70 he pressrvsa among tho iitera.
turs OF the MhiakY Rlpg.
, 1875-11-30
FECnTER's INJURY.

oEFfNH OEaF0tEH ~ 1'HV ENId1V 7Fa1tFNK
PHILADELPHIA, Nor. 28.-Ms. CbtsIes Feohtsr,
who wAs Injured by fall It tta Walnut Street
Tnea1se, II about to commence suit against the
mausgers Tor damsges. lie has been compelled
to caaoel his engagements IN tsw York, aud 1t 10
feared shat the Injured log will sequi.s aupasa-
tlou. Tue .oodsut. NhIoh "as caused By the
lnsecREe copdiaoo Of . stage bFilgs over which
tbs actor had to pass. has caused tho seopsning
Of an old Injury recs.ved BY tbs sotoF u ctucln-
natl. Your correspondent canuot Jet ssceEtsn
the snount OF damages claimed. aud It II p1obA-
bio that, whatever amount Il Asksd. the com-
plsipt viii po 1msadol il smputatioa bscomss
n2e9AAAry. :
, 1875-11-30
WHEW /


THE StILIa or THE GODS nE1SD SLOWLY, DuT,-
Br. LOUIS Nov-29.---In reference to the quos-
ton put to Commissioner Douglass N to whesher
Dabcoc!s cnmo to see him about 1etaiuin& nc
Donald and Joyce In thsir District, counsel for
Ayery objected.
MH ALPHABET BARNARD A LITTLE SEAR-a1oH1Rp.
Gcu. Henderson stated that ho intended to
provo that Babcock waa In this Ring, aud, with
shla view, n. .. ". Barnard was called and
asked to compare telegram hn,ded him with
letter from Dabcork written to BARNARD, and the
latter thought thu telegram was not wrltton by
DAbcook.
MH. pouaLABs LITTLE EEAn-sfnnrED.
Douglass was recalled, but could not reco3-
nizo tho telegram NJ having bseu writken BY Dab
cook.
MI. CHAIRMAN NOT so NEAn.stanrEp..
Z. Il. Chapman WAS then cal!rd, and said ho
WAS judge Of handwriting. and had no hesita-
uon 10 aaying that tho telegram aud lostor wers
wr1ltea by the same person.
AIR. a11y11LAN A1so BponTs aooD PA1n OF
LAMpa IN HE HEAD.
Mr.. dAAiiau, Cashier IN tho United Statoa
Treasury At Washington. who said he wna al ex-
port 10 Handwriting. teatiaed that tho lottez and
telegram weEe wsstten BY the sana haad.
IDENTIFICATION,
John Il. Donohue, d clerk !n tho Wcstern
Union Telegraph osics was thcn calcd, and
Ioeosed and sent from hero FROM 1879 10 1876. ,
knuH poE9 NOT LIKE THE APPARENT tnnE1.E-
yANcx OF THE Tulsa.
Gen. Henderson wished to read the to]ogranl,
procsadlnK as simply ono to bolster up
iAH oaso, and involve the Jury Ii,
=, mMddlo Us 10 who was boipg
tried. The kilograms were Babcocl;'s. and not
Avery'a. Flo said they were introduced klBo,
to make drive at tho White House,
BAn., hAH.. DAn.
After long depate, the kilograms were ad-
tnitted. "a followa,
as Il as. OF Il .h l.. Co., Il rss, e:
tsigued) Juo. Jo1oE,
ar. Louts No., Oct. o7. 1e73.--Gtn. o. E. Eascoek
Tie honspsn itsfes tho tpan they have recommend.
I'd, Al akpEesaIou from tbs President to biz frand.
she hi. Dspend apoa MeDonsd and m1sssf to to
laigusdl Joax A. Jorox.
b. Iou1s oet. o. 1a7s--liis E4etl.saey 3 Grant:
seulte to. Collector Of 1atsraal havsnua Of The Rlss
WlL11AM PArnioz,
9. a. Nswcokn,
81. toua, Oct. ~ ls7s-Gtn. Raseosk Be-. dispatch
sent 10 Fxta1dSnk. Ws moan It mum.
ta!Kued} JoYc1,
81. Lou,. M.zth II, ls74-G.a. Baeeeet start for
6an Francisco Tomorrow nieht. Maks D, call od hs
scand hounda that only llaekans ths msmasy Of poor
Fofa and fsianas. 1u1lnass.
iagusd), J.
81. Logrs, Mo-, oet n, 1s7a.-o.n. Baoese4; us,s
you taixsa with III IN suinss Hshtt uov1 An.
aNpr.
tHgnsd, J.,
81, Louu, Mo-, p<a Ia, 1B7A.-G<n, Uah<ptx: : Has
{Rigusa) J.
Hz. Iou1s, Tsb, :, 1s7p-osn. Baeroeh. Ne h4ys
otacta! Information th4t tbs susmy wsAksa4, Fuah
thlnRs.
{8igued) sEIrA.
81. Louu, A9tl .. ls7s-0:a. Baeteek: Tell Msek
to ~ paJkef ot Colorado, and tslscsaph to Coms.
siouss, Orush cut VI. Loula' enemies.
taIXu41l QA1T.
Tls following Il tho d!apatoh In the hand.
writing whlch WAs identified - that Of Gen. o.
4. pAbcuuI, ...
w4txusaros. .. O., Nor. II, la1as-0ta. 1&as N.
, 1875-11-30
SCAN. MAX.
Present Aspect of the Plymouth
Church Bizarrerie.
Probability Of There Being Much Bosh
in the Council Talk.
Present Bcecherian Barking Up The Trees
Of Bowen, Bell, and Deacon
Duncan.

frb IN ~ Jrdn fN1h htt]$
Srw yonx Nov. 2e.-rne Council to ,a called
fo- ,he nurnooe ~ t,v,no .1,o ,reas;o, q, ,a,,a
t,atxoea pivuonth church and Me-. Wau,,o,
.,,1 nr,,,h1v mi. ha o,o,u,ed s,a r.,av ~
unrn beforc Ian ! ,frs Mor,,o,,a .,ovor ~
rlvmon,h cbnrch,. mi fro,a viii II i. tborg,t
ha preeonto1 .t +he hn.,reoa +nost,r .,hich
t.kas p1.ce Friday eyenfno nezt. Aftar that It
vii, ba necees.rv for tbo txo n.rt;.o ~ nsat md
arr.noo . Iattar.m,sa,r, .nnn;rt . t,n,. n. r,,r.
voninr the Councll, and u.ma III, natsons vbo
nbsIl enmnote It. II ia copa;darnl aoub.fn, II
rho tro na,tiaa cap ar,sa nnon a..
LIS ]"o pa'''as eaa aesee upoa tno
pouts which II fhhall bo introduced In
tho 1ctter-misatyBt and that In casa
of such a disagreement. the mutual Connci,
.-,,, tou ~ +no t,p,,,3 A ,-o.,;,.nt ,,,,,h.r
~. 60 - aNN.IN..
ot f'stnonth chuscn s'asca To-Day 1nAs 'he mem'
bers Of that body were thoroughly In Garment in
tho matter, and tLero WAS general feeling OF
ss,isfaction tl,st tn. co,nc;. waa In ho cansanad
Tha,, a., ,,o,fn,,,r L., .,oorl .,t, +a ,,st..o.t
~, w -, "..e Wy" w ,r'sa,.1,s
naoe IN tae enoicn AnA"ef 70 Afd- Aou'bons
note. but hope tho scandal will not bo brought
before tho public. They hope the matter will
mir In cn,s;dcreuf firm, an accla.iaatica1 mint
~ Tho c,,,r,;t ,-y, 80 80 80
VI to"' tne eou." "'' oAse ~ po.es
10 compel ths as'enaaneo OF M'toossea' De-
ing merely an arbitrator, aud can only
take such Testimony a. people may
c,oosa tn ytvo Aaaiataot.p,a+or 1Ist,ta.v a,td
~, H., 80. a..rs -. ..s. ,~a." - ';
.Hat sne ena!su "ohta a"s .oeeao ''ou' 40 Pos'.
lion, doa that sho Introduction OF echhdal festen
wlth the CouuciI. A friend Of the church slated
that Mr. Beccher vould tsko a vor7 nctiye part
In tho matter and that tbe rr.mintno con,m,t.
, 1875-11-30

nptssI U9sVaseh p 1As Chicago 3FtSuns.
IN n.ae4s =. oTry, No., Nov. 29.-Ihe packing stA-
+ ~ now *s iss height in this city. ptaukluton
hniahnoof hnoof, tas wellknoxn packers, h&ge sl1sady
ssssas ssnstea 1000 bead Of cattls and before the
eorea 0n stosta will ktl ~ many more. On ~
ssnao y tue scarcity Of feed Lat winter, hogs
rst~ rus os secured st any prloa, and packers arc
~. aaca tkoullsd ~ 70 where tho stoax IL to
'SAas 1soo for them 70 Dill their contracts with.
, 1875-11-30

speetat RspateA n I'hs cA,oaga Tribune.
IA8ALL8. ILL.,. Nov. 29-a{Atthow Noonau,
e1-HAyor OF LsSalle. Aod Charles Bruuosf,
prominent cltlzea OF Psra. hsvo issued poster
announcing their iotsnttoa to walk tnea TOT
tue championship ct the two ot!aa, eonuauo,ug
Il o'clock Friday. Deo. ., at tho Peru Dfivaug
lark. Tho ts4ok 10 h4lf milo In extent, and
tAo hsHt 70 make ten citcuit4 III one u.ntinuous
walk u to bo the wiunet. They are good walk
esss' aud the contest wll he = lively ona.
, 1875-11-30
CINCINNATI.
CAVITY AND YARyAH.

Special Nspateh u Ina caseaao Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. aa.-8iucs Revenue
Agent 1avitts arrival hs1e, ha haa made search-
ing Investigations Anl caused seserAl removals.
Thls morning An item In ons of tho papers
seemed to impllcass 0avitt In opssssious with
Hogue 1t at. Louis. snd. in response 10 s.ls-
gram from 0ayitk pls&rtet. Attorney Dyer IT,
plsd. "1hAss Il 10 eftdaao4 bars duplicating
, 1875-11-30

ylgIlanco and urs1ehtooss 20 % ~ IN oiilcer has 40.
pcire1. It will bn feme1,bcred that novennc-
Agents Yarysn and 0avtt aro tlle ot1cors who
Hist exnosnd tile III. Lou,a ftnudH, and hAl tue
courage to inalht Oh further lngestlgs gstion."
, 1875-11-30

SHipW7EcK
ST"fisf n:ssat:h to fhe Ght:aoo tribune.
SAS FnAac1sco. .;ov. 29-The bnrlt Florcncs
from Port bI6covers to San Francisco with 11,tn.
ler. foupderod of CEaolua Ryor Nor. II. Tbs
crew. cons'sting Of Capt Da-,ou. Cl,ef-Mast
Anderson, socoud Mato Cale7, fire Foan,cn, aut
Chneso coog. took to a boat. ThuraIay morn.
ihK, in attempting 10 laul tllo toat cape,zad,
aud all wero dfosnel oscer: Daniel Doar5, who
wss picked up ami cared for By Indiana. Tho
vessel dttse1 ashore during the u,gat,
, 1875-11-30

NEW Tonr. Nov. 29.-AEsivcd. steamship
Spain. from Liverpool.
LONDON. Nov. 29.-Stennst,ipb Britannia nnh
Bueyis, from Now York, hhve arrived out
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 29.-Arsiyad, ttoansh]p
Pennsylvania, from Liverpool.
QrEEssrowH, Nov. a9.-The u1inotA, from
Phiad0!phip, has arrived.
, 1875-11-30

Spke,at EFst1tth Ia lie t9tieafrr 7y,1tfns.
DrRrQrE. Ia, Nov. 29.-Ia,tin Ecrwin, Ut
en,pioye Of the Illinois Central Railroad, vaf
killed Tonight. Flo went to work thi. evening
A. 6 o'clock for the frs. time. no Was Engaged
Ia switching cars, oul Rot his foot caught In
frog. Tho cars strEck him. a,ul hs waa crushed
between tho ezra and tho cattle. quad. Ilo nod
about tiatf an honr. Tu,s r'l:cd tho sllrl man
that las been killed. At tho a1mo place.
, 1875-11-30

MILWAUKEE,.
TAFT AND NEIagANs


Special Dsspateh tn 3hs Chfea0o I1ibunt.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. aa3.-The trial Of Taft,
ex-AaRNey, sud WeitpaE, tho fecstGer, was re-
sumed to-day, and tostimony wAA introduced by
tho 0oyerhmeat showing tho issue Of s,amps 10
blank by Taft which wero IN the narno of Pulsky.
tho dummy teotiIlos, and aoro hlled cut aud
placed upon barrels, tho reyonuo being swindIod
out Of from $40 To $50 on each STAMP. Iha de-
fonHe stnbbornly contested esch stop In tho
prosecution, and tho case viii not b. concluded
for sovoral days.
FErrRnfp rREse.
Tho Sentinel neHapsper, which has not yet
discovered that thoro II Whisky ring in Mil
~nukee, this morning distinguished. itsslf
by al editorial attack UPON United Bta.os Atsor-
noy Mckinney, who condncte tho Ring prosecu-
tons. " especially complains that Mckinney
haa furnished your correspondent With state.
ment Of evidence proving that thero IL Whisky
Hing heseabouts. which tho Sentinel has ssudl-
ona!y suppressed In Justice to Mckinney, 1t
uSE's correspondent no information not altoady
made public and in possession OF all tho Rug
organs hero. Tho only Significance Of the a.
tack II to contlrm tho statemoat heEetpfore made
tion. overy newspaper hers IL si!sncsd, con
lrotled BY the Hing, or retained BY It. 4
controlling interest III the Sentinel Was purchased
with I'll o. uD1 fce-so tt WAS o&llol 1t laaBt--
P3IA Eouu6et 4uE Iuu ueIbllH1s &uue ~ t48 hkQfk
10 bought a.anda IN Tho namo OF one Of the IT.
torneYs for tho ling, 1t saou,B uncertain whether
the Sentinel il simply retained by the Ring or %
well, Ia controlled BY tho Ring absolutely. In
either event. in the WAY Of ksepiug ita rosdorR 10
Ignorance Of the Astounding rascality developed
iu tho prosecutions hoIo. aud of attacking every
body who dtroo.s attention 10 1t, tho Se7iInek II
retained. ~ evidently Gaining lts 1esaiher aud it
controlled by tho Ring, no iess faithfully saryes
its masters.
[Tatht Asseetdttd Prtts.1
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 21-A motion for nor
trial In the case Of Hcnlsx i Uargenthll WAS
argued before Judge Drummond THU evening
INDIANA.
MATTERS At tNDlAHApuLls AND KLsKwHE1f.
Special Uupatsh 70 1hs CHieaso 7rltun<.
ktp1ANApo1IA, Ind, Nov. go. u. Bingham.
tho Patoka distlller, 10 20 III that be- wiil not b
able to appear for trial Tomorrow. John n.
Bingham has been rsleassd on Lts own rocogul-
zanco INST. Loulg. mud will to here tomorrow
sysuing. Tha othsr pattias indicted With them
viii b called Tor t1R1 tomorrow. Frank
Latham, Of Clay County, 1as arrested to-day Tor
running IN Illicit stlll.
, 1875-11-30
A IEHHtFiL cAt6.lfs.

N4w Yosx, Nov. GA letter from Wtlk$s.
barre, Ps., ssatss that It's most sAseaslya and
e&t.ous mining casually thai wss svss knonn In
W1smtax vsusJ occurred n oh&aassy M,
, 1875-11-30

sTrtta1 Dtsr.tsh to The CAieyt7o Tribune.
ASS Anudis, Mich, Nov. ga man ns,nsd
Johu Wooster. farmer living at scio, miles
west Of Ann Arbor, was amost instantly killsd
yesterday afternoon by q corn crib contaiuiog
about 800 bushels OF corn falling on him.
, 1875-11-30

TotEpo, o.. Nov. 29.-Johp f. Carpenter, fot
twensv yesfa PsymA,tor oftho Toledo L Wabash
Hallway. died in this clty this evening from in
jnries received from collision with hip car soma
four mouths slncs 10 was from northampton,
Mass, and naH highly esteemed III his official
md pflTAta 1ela:jo,,a,
, 1875-11-30
tMPEAcHEn.

..n.nt.ax1xo ". Va, Nov. 29.--Astlolss Of in.
~ aRasnAt i, 4. Deuustt, gttta Auditor,
'"' eaaptsd by tbs uouss of DalssxtSt to-dsy,
, 1875-11-30

Special Dfspatch to Ths CAtcado Tribune.
DAVENPORT. H.. Nov. 29.-As Muscailne, Oh
SATURDAY., two hors, named Willie Robertson aud
Paul Casaka 3den, sons Of DR.. Robertson and Tbs
Hon. ]. Casrkaidan, OF Muscatine, wers drowned
while skating on pond tow miles from ths
city. Ihe poYH wor3 Is yoals OF age.
, 1875-11-30


BC1.ELET. ILL.,, Nor. 2a.-WiI!!sm Coultas, Of
this place, wliio attempting so-d1y to clean =
aax-brske in tho nax.m:l!. caught his right hand
aud arm in the machine. crtplng tuem 90
badly that the arm had to ba amputatsd at shS
shoulder,
, 1875-11-30

SAN FRAkCiaCC,
sptstal Nspaeeh u The CA.eaee TftkuA<.
BAN FaAsc1sco Cal, Nor. 30.~-Fasss.s d Nc.
caulsy. hsAyy grain md produce dsalsrs, failed
to-day,
, 1875-11-30

Tbs Aurora, Ind. Iron and Nail Company,
e&.,ltsl stoak &l, ,0l0, ,QuU died asAsaa4 eg aexo.
Slstaaa at indianapolis ysstsIdAYs
, 1875-11-30
,t,1 oooaiou sou,e surprise In Partisan TO-

for Tho work by '.ren5inR ,firty-otl1 volumes
IN American latory and tnannorR,' Jet l,o la-
troduces gentleman calmly smoking Pipe in
hfrs, Clarkson'a partor, during an evoning cali,
snd this, Too. aganat the earnest protest Of tho
hoatess. eardou could scarcely haYe dono
Worso.
1ester from the poet gminburno, received too
fste for uao Ut tho dedication Of the Pos monn-
ueut has since bean published. Tie wrfter OK
presses the opinion that tho fame Of Poo ID
ngrowing wllor aud striking deeper 40 time Id
Ysnees the HurcBt rfcaago that time, tha etsr-
mi enemy Of small snd shalow reputatons, will
proYe In this caao also tho constant and sruBty
friend aud keeper Of a true poota full@grown
fame"
hllBs Clara Morris has bonn Obliged by i'll
health 10 cancel hor engagement at tho Fifth
Avenue Thoatre. II la understood that her
Etther, iu "ltlo New Losh." VAS comparatively
. failure. Tho New York public Ia unusually
rsprclouB In It's fanrinn. short time aEo,
AepeB Ethel, another od-time favor!te, appeared
tof eeason Of only two weeks at tho Brooklyn
Theatre. und wha glad to got taok again 10 Lar
sonfortat1o home ia buffalo.
Score ono for Prof. T,ce, tho aeorD-prcdictor.
IN tho November number Of bis magazine, the
American Ieteoro'ogfsl, lie giscs among the
planetary eguinoxes for November the following
prophecy "18th TO S0th, cold to very cold" 10
a"o'e ~ u",,..s T..," a.s atr r., r., ~ :.
a,as'sspsa 'a. ea se4, .s H"1. sI.s 49,, ~
n,.s aa.a. tha Is,a. .,o ann,I.s ~ -, ~ I'm
lantie eeahoard." Chicago catches it on tho Goth.
II. l.enan has bcen spending the last months
falst"p' uom'' H'a .aon'' pa1Ns Al a.''su ",
ooass' "ilta' .no 'aSt plsasao. tetul. .a' no
aas latsey teso'ssu. oty '..sa 'a .ssutn
Heu 4sa't tAonHs' 1911. "nA nes s"os pso ~
In's .'l't u. va" puo'.o. ~" n.". n~a.
lPo' ~ ',ss1 e'u",' p.susea - ,a' !H,As AZ, as'
Fa1 .aut". ,., " .oo na.a,s ~ ~ sou. w..
~ " '.s ,rns,, nonnao,
wv; s.e'' W." 1919 ."s se1
=! a." -" -.o ''s "' 3-
ha Library alflns tao Iohthuao'
Tie formal Iot,ar of request and dec]Inatfon
hon' ". T. br{sut, pabllshed AZ rcaa a. tho
~. ~, nj, he sai,, m tha .uhtcct NJ t1a .,ra.ta
Fas ao' ~ ne ea'o on l.'e "uo1ec1 ~ LILLE efFaR!c
torirS T1A nr rrnvtnf14tvs ! 7 rof1t1
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aptc1di DtspdteA 10 1hs GAicaeo 1tibuns.
DEMK4T, ILL.,. Nov. 29.-Ths old fs1n Of Hsynn,
Welsh 4 TO-, but not Heynu i Collier. hsve
closed business with N indtotednsAs Of about
&l3,Go1 and aasots Of &AQ0Q,
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AVF%ss
uisuaod anl sometimes he
LETB TII1Noa aL1nE,
or, iu other worlB ha lets tue disttor do pretty
much III le pIeaaes. while hs {ths dauger} s,anb
whatever la is aNked to.
"Ihon, again, there is the general feeling
about mAa that hs don't wsut to be 4 skunk il
lo ia Gauges. and tie distillee Ia likely to toll
him what 4 bard time he Aha compeling with
Cincinnati and Bt. Louls, and how they gauge
literally down there. and tho honor Of the city
demands TINT hs lthe d.at'llos) shouldn't ns
squeezed 100 olosef and al that TIL tho 1Auger
feels ~ though he Has doing somsbods N iu-
justice II ho gauged too close, 10 he lota nlst~
terra 70 EASY, and the dist1Iler Raka In few ex-
trA gallons In sAoh baEEsl, aud makes big
n1onov."
"Why." resumed tho gsntlem.nos os knowledge
after : momont's pauas. tue worst rascaa
haven't been the ont-apd.out thlssss Who carried
on barrels BY night but
TIN HIo HOUSES
WHO atood pretty we'll aud nsuaged to Ret Ia .
faw axtIA gallons in each barrel mora than they
paid txk on. The man who cs4tsl away five bar
icls by plKAt aud dumesd 1t In rectlter's vat
by stealth tnsdo about $3o0 or ss1O bY ths oper-
stion, but 10 had to rAy some br,bes AMI ho
conslu's Aopa to 10 IL agery night, and the dan.
ReF wRs always gteat, whlla. On tho other hand,
tue big house which TAu 5000 gallons = day. OF
si1ty batsols, could havs atesdy zosenue of =
coulls Of hundred dollsts a DAY right along It
they could only ges the Gaussr 10 be 4 uttIs
careless whila shey put IN big b4irels ou him. II
he over 40 much " Wlnxed ou them for mo-
suent thsy would put couple ot Lundgsla 4wsy
mighty quick. aud 10 ou eYoty day ~ long ~ hs
took matters easy.
sThs long ani short OF the matter il, tbs. the
dts.i!.sss
1hFoaKD Oh Goop NATURE
every timo thss got 4 ch.naa, and the ssoords
Show tAat they goI 1hem tn'ghty often.
"Rus, altar Al. harsa't aoasasd abs srsaksss