davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-17

THE KENTUCKY ElECrlD1

THE KEkTuckx ELECTION.
Lou1svrLt.E, Aug. l0.-Cosnplets official TO-
s,1us OF Sue couriey-Jou,7.as concerning the
la.e State eisctlon give MoCreory, Democrat .
majority OF SG,,39 ovor Harlan, Republican.
Tue vote for MoCreery IL about LOCO less shAn
the majority Of Leslie iu 1871. Tho II ouae will
stand 81 Democrats to 10 Republicans.
, 1875-08-17

onousE-s1OoTEnH AT DWIGHT ILL.,
Sn<etttt f},xtateh 70 Ths CHICAGO Tribune.

0htuBE@Bn00Ik18 1T p"IuH19 ILL.,
!Sp<eta! Dispatth to Ihs Chicago 3fibun&.
DwIuAT ILL.,, Aug. l6.-Tho grouse soason
opened to-day. Tho hotel4 are fllied With
strangers attracted by tho fine shooting fos
which this region il noted. Among the visitors
are Mr. J. ]. Audubon, grandson OF the natural.
tst aud Mr. +. N. llobinaon, both Of New Haven,
aud gu route for tho Far Wo<,t; Mr.. F. ". Davis,
a railway contsactor OF Chicago; and Ms. Ja1noa
E. pollxrd, o1 Franklin City, Mas.
, 1875-08-17

NrMpurs Aug. 1G.-Tho L,eJyer fcarnn that On
tue nKht of thu 9th Of! attempt wAH msdo TO cut
tho oveo ut fIcu1a;,, noar Napoleon. Ark. The
faycn t'a' 'rol discovered .l,o Villains aul fight
ousue1. ses,titng IN The killing Of ono Of Tho
matAuderA, tbs wonntling Of two others, and the
capture Ut tho fourth.
, 1875-08-17

LOUISVILLE. n.y.. aug. 1G.--M Tho Cozoner's
inquest to-day Russell Shorty waa found guilty
OF tic murder OF Joseph Roeherng On Saturday
IaAt. lloehering way ondeavorlng 10 put sherry
to bod, whom tho latter atabbcd him.
, 1875-08-17

IT Va
Sttetat balath to Tic CHir,y Tfi1nne.
NASHVILLE. Ienn. Aug. j6.--1'llo skBeton
found at charlottesville On Friday baA been tdcu-
tilted III tda: Of Jano Hutchinson, of Springfield,
Tc1,u.. thought to have been dosanged. Bio was
encen,o at tin timo Of her death. Tho cause OF
her death IL still myHtory.
, 1875-08-17

AIEt101 IHfbHktH % 1H1 EhA1oo IF1bHHkt
IA9AL1x, ILL.,, Aug. 18.-Laat Saturday even-
Ing II Frederick schu'sze, Swedish coal.nllner
Of ogiosby, was Walking iHto thls city ueaE The,
shipptagsport bridge, couple OF zufaana spssng
upon him from ! covert Of shEubbsty BY tic
roadside. aud assaulted him With clubs. At the
tpoment when they had overcome Aim, = oouplo
Of s1Fal'eers hagpanea 10 b. pasa!ag, and the
, 1875-08-17

HEttla{ I,tspafch u 7Ht f'H1td63 Tfibu'If.
NASHVILLE, Tenu.. Aug. 16.-Tsler uolf. ne
gro l.orne-thiof, had thirseen buctxhot poured
into lia body at Eockhlll ky., ycsterday. wliIo
attempting to escape.
, 1875-08-17

valnablo torao. tug9y, and harnnas Tho thieves
ara stlupnpei to In TIN followers nf lUads cir
Gus which Baowcd htro IN Saturday.
, 1875-08-17

tbc nct;np Mr 1Nlon aa 1fetIiLeto1 o1hib1sel 4
ncn".t n t,n,ch and determination i1 bringing
out tl,n h;mor t,f tic SITUATIONS into which iii
,i,agnisca b,oncht him. and, together Will, str.
i,ane au.l Mrr. MnoJer, conferred upon lts
,lay u,,cil IiltIo ntcreat M IL po.Hesse For tho
reat, tho proscntatlo,, waH tplerAtly a1noot1, and
even fDr Il fin, uigitt, md tiIo acenic arrange
nlouts rcasonah'y decent. Taken Al n whole.
llowHvcr tia play aud acting aro disappointing,
aud not up to Tho oxpcctatloua Of tic public.
THE tue, PHI,
Tho hill Ut tho hlelnbi for In soct. ia . vot1.
t,er,u11v ,ni1e mo. i. h., - s...',-as
.,I ,,.t,,,,,a,e. '' Ts'"nk ioa'u'e'
Tho beat thing back Of she cnrtalhH Ia tabcau
OF tho lost balloon, by Rcgamcy. It Ia a typfcal
drawing OF the ueni,la IT Destruction trhmnl;no
a., ,T j., ~, '"u,"''h
onn "s' .u as., a"a 49, ,''ng IN ha
i'o't'u manu- .no tnn'oefpo'' AMI bsosm' lilo
, 1875-08-17

6bsFEE5 UIsbdE1& 70 {H@ CH9ea9s xFlR1Ns
5AfRsYILLx, Wis.,, Aug, 18.--The bstns Of J.
@. Eoh!in and ]. r. Wright. of thts o!ty, wsrs
antsxsd By thsTss last Night and kobbad Of .
, 1875-08-17

iSo, spe the character Of 4 swell, pgeaents him
Belt. fhd endcavors to procure from Hr. Mdrs!on
tho forged bills. which he wanta ~ evidence
against Tom Ha1k, and fAilB, although iNr.
Aira. Herbert Cline aud her husband, two vulgar
paryouus. are uext-doos neiRAbots 1T tho dur
stons and lAttlileon. mho Was hau,o of Hrs
low lin to Gsuuso ss Seq 40
tnat he may gain access to 4Mr. 4Yarston's honho
aud watch IhpeTeux, whom lie III tracking. Tho
creator part Of tha fun Of tho pay IL evolved
IRON those two pron,to4 although aI! probability
Na.slon selB out to give tho tosgod bills to
the police. Sir A,thMr Depere,4x accompanies
h.m aud ,,, n'gta.Fs 1;a. ,tlI,, htni, but fails
II, ths family. and really Tom Harts wifs,s 1eay-
ing them behind. The return OF Ueteri4t1 aud
his statement tast an attack had boen made upon
tlnnl, ID which Charles Ma rsson had boen killed.,
almost ridiculous. When. In the regular Btyle.
rome Quo cries out, "Who will discover the ll1us-
deres7" .'ittidt.on in hs dlsguss Of Er1y Cine,
steps out from hshlud trao u tho rear OF ths
goes down With moat of the draula.ls
pergonm With their backs TUNED 10 ths
audience And yet through tle rest Of tho play
1t neser 6eenls to OCCUR to tue uarstonS that
.ttttoa to DO, knew snythlog shout Or took my
interest an tho murder,
Tie last ait Ia Of = most remarkable construo-
ton. Tho houses OF Ctt,se sud 1farston aro
reptasouted as side BY side, With no walls for the
benefit of ths auolsuce. When u beco,nsa uecsa-
saEyfor DeDefeAt to lead his vito ,uto al old Light
house to tnuTdsF her. the houses sre swung back
on luuges, With the people aud furniture tn
them. and Dsr*retx locks Lis wife up in
sho Ixlt'house whero tho tide will roach her aud
drown har. sho consuming 70 the arrangement
without scream or struggle. LII order to LII
up lleoossary gAp IN tue action while Astidleto's
eau chaugo his dts8 ulas, sailors soug " iu-
trolucsa, coming from : boat sait,ny by tho
lighthouse. which, whi!o entertaining the
audience, never seosps 10 suggest 10 tho lady IN
the glt-houss The ldcA Of screaming for holp.
4ottdItton strives 10 time 70 rescue hsr, aud then
tho two houses. With the people aud furniture III
them, sw,i,K back again, tho t1ausferral seeming
not so 10 remarked NJ Ill By them, although tho
l.ouya totser1, aud the furniture 1att|es. Nay
moro entrance aad exit sre malo through what
IL supposed 10 Ia tbs front Of tho house, aud It
20 hspRons uiat. tMas ~ AetklkAoa Eoos into
Aarxtu7s's house vilh tue pruof Of Ieoereaz's =
guilt, Mr. and Mrs.. Cling ID the nsxs houso sa1
thsy will pay tho Aarsto,4 4 vis!t, 20 that All
tks ehsseoters are got togsthsr IN about 10 fsot
OF room, aud there the nnal tablsau takas ptaco.
6psss VII .not edmlt u dstA,l4d aossae OF
, 1875-08-17

Heu Say ttlat no more able or QnllgGtqned men
7er occupied the judicial station than those
7ho laye Tiled our ustlousl tribunal from it's
esHanxatton 10 The present time. But fhcir
H. kaa9nehts hAYo nsvoF been thought infallible.
lucy nave been feVeesad by themselves III other
insaa ms.anses ~ taan % she one am considering. And
properly ssys that 1t Is not only tho right but The
Nnty u the Court to reverse 4 prior tudgment
shen convinced Of its error.
1900. 4 N1sr1KxN AHsu1IrrInr
think that THU opinion mainly resta unon a
mlstakeu assumption. That assump,lon il that
emerganclea May Aappen III the history of the
country fatal TO its existence II the Govespment
eid not posseaa tt,e power. It Ia true that evory
~. OF. 40 far ~ IL has mt, tt il oeteoiya That
hls, howeVos, ts not the caAo Of ths (Inyarnnert
= ths United States. ID eylncsd BY Boms Of tho
pswess delegated 70 II, t1e power 70 raiso aud
-to uae force to repel az Invasion, aud to aub.
ne an inBurrsction- II tho Convention hsd
Thought that ANY emergency cou!d Arina
threatening destruction to the 0oseruueut.
lach there powers would not be adequate to
,eet, and that they could only be met BY tic
e Of trsedoemable currency, aud BY making It !
iaudor In payment Of debts. can 1t 10 we'll dues
onsd that such power would not lavo been
1p!easly delegated
That the Government has . right to borrow
tlousJ u clear, but Ia It true that the right to
,ot1ox IL not to be afforded With the obligation
9pA52 Individuals hAsB tho sight 10 contract
G1eeta either by borrowing OF purchasing, but is
posAbIe that the Convention intonded to give
y fepadiate liz engagements In whole or
pstt! And Jet thls IL tie operation OF
"aapellug hta creditor TO sccept iiredeenlsblo
Mt because IN 90 Tar ~ lta value Ii teKa thau
H.. is tAaa Or gold and silver tue creditor Ii in-
liquidation.
1hs learned Judge rallies also upon 4 fact,
.4Ea No doubt tfQp. that most u nQt III,
, 1875-06-26

dAvik Of his client to this effect thai ho 1ad not
paid tic hlImony because he could not, having
Ut tbs rreAent ttrnb no income. IIid only fentod
property 1As dock, from which lie rtcolved
f2,5aO year, which wAs moftgnBod for
$40 900, and taxed como, 40 that llo uas obliged
to pay moro than he rccolvcd. Tlts homestead 1t
Winnetka WAS also mottghge3 fot SG, bO0. but Was
worth et0. 600 over the lncumbranco, and thia lo
Ind offered 10 givo iler In comprpn,iae. lie hhd
also Offered to give ei 900 worth os tho furnl-
tnro, sowing machine and $4,000 In money.
~ hnotller time he bad offered ego month COM
promise. thongil llo could only io II BY solllnK
aone OF hts l,ouAohotd property, but she had 70.
fused all thcso ofrarB. btr. Iiake also stated
tat ho had lost S03, 900 on The Board Of Trhdo,
ARD had boon obliged TO ray q largo amount to
his wlfe's attorney, Mr. 4, X. Dow. who hsl,
however, sued him for d, u00 moro.
AHuMbEA OF OTHER AFFipAvrTs
woro road in support. Of ohch side, and 1lr.
Dtako'a counsel moved TO qnash tho motion for
attachment on tho ground -thst no domand for
payment had boon tnado, which waa necessary
by tho decision Of the 9upra1no Court, and that
his client could not paY, aud could not bo at-
tacilcd for not doing thug lo vas unable 10
perform. On tho 1ther land. Dir. Dow aFguod
that, % the days wcro specified on which tho
a'lmony was 10 be paid, no notice wAa necos-
sRFy.
sustained tllia Wow OF the case. and refused to
Mewoy urging sl,o inability Of btu olent. and Mr.
Dow instnust,ng that hlr. blake must have bad
money to snHtaln him IN the 8outll, and ehAt 10
had fraudulently morgAgcd utA property, or put
1t out Of hts possession. eo)ey to prevent Ills
vito from getting hny. Al the conclusion Of tho
argument tho JndBu took the papers, romarkiug
that Ao would takc the caso under advihe1nent.
, 1875-06-26
BLAKE VS.. BLAKE.
HE WANTH HELL MONEY.

Judge Rogers was occupied al day yesterday
ia hearing . motion to commit for contempt
Daruum nlako for not paying Ais wife Christine
The allmony decreed her bJ the Court, III aup-
port Of the motion tho affidavit Of Mrs. blake
was read, which stated In February last tie Circuit
Court decreed to her S76 immediately aud eco y
month thereafter "a atiuionY, and also 6lb0 for
sollctors' fees; that her hnsband had threatened
that ho would uot pay hoz anything, aud
that In ordsr to carry out his intention lie sqou
after the rendition of the decrGo left tho 6t4te
for the South, where hs lived for Soma time at
great e1pense: Sue also slleged tnat there was
great need Of tLls al!mouy. being utterly dcuu-
tute, and With no credit ~ h!s wife. hls charac-
tor being such that 10 ons will trust her ou Ills
sceount, 9ls hAa been, shs says, Obliged aven
70 sesy Away !xom church 90 scoollnt Of her ia-
4b,lity for tho past alx months to procure
decent clothes. she also claims that
her husband has sent piano.. nelodeou,
carpets and other household furniture out Of tho
state to Port Washington 10 ~ to eyada payment
OF the amount deatoed asaiust AIu, aud that hs
yll also taays unloss he Da restrained from so
doing.
or rux OTHER SIDE,
III. Ha1sy, MI. Dlakots attorney, reAd N afl-
, 1875-06-26
OTHER BUSINESS.

Final credtors' meetings will bo held before
KegIstor 11ibbard Aug. 7 IN tho following cases:
4, II, Wills, D. D. Oakcs, Higgins l. Brand, Jo-
soph Phillips, and s. 0umphrocht; George L.
Hanson, Leo Potrio, II. II. Compton, August
Nuscho md john Hofstein; Henry Killan and
Henry Schlck; ". F. Wjthoroll Henry Friod-
maii, A. G. Swift, Samuel Smith, Boomer d
JonAs, aud G, o. Ton Droecko. IN tho soltov-
Ing caAca tlloy will bo held tho enme day before
Register Joluson; J. II. Patterson j. II. Small.
Jacob E1a. Of al., john @, Andelsohn, and Ju-
Illus II. WiHscll. Nelson Plumb will have hear
lng before Register Grant at Morris.
The proceedings asa'nst Maj. Clcgg wczo dis.
1nissotl.
Discharges woro issued to George F. Lotz and
". il. Cncnowith.
Atkins i Burgess woro adjudlcatod bankrupt
By default, aud warrant tasacd rotuEuaGlo
III tho matter Of Don1amin G. Wilkina ct a.,
. dividend meeting wll 10 hold July 81 bofoso
ltegster Hubbard.
COUNTY COURT.
In tho estate Of Fritz Cannewitz, tho will MAS
proven. Anl icttcrs tcstamcntary wero granted
to lIcinrick Deuster, under bond for sd0nO.
In tho estate OF Theodore O. krae1t, tho
olain Of Looisa !iraciIl oxccutrix, amounting
to 7J7, ,333, wns allowed.
IL tie estate OF Arthur 1susao1l. the will was
proven, and lotterB tcstamcntAry we're granted to
Amanda Kusscll, under bond for 81 900.
Iu tho estate OF John Almendinger, tho will
waa proven, aud lottsrs testamentary we're grant
ed to Margarelha Almendingro under bond for
sl1 GOO.
In tho estate OF Hugh nignez, grant Of I'D.
tunistration was mado to frank =. Cook, under
An order was made confirming Aa.essmont
Rolls Nos md . In tho Town Of Lskc, except
~. Tho CITY r, e ohieaEo, through Messr.. Root
Storrs, and Tuley, yesterday flied demurrer to
tla complaint OF the Citzens' Association fled
in tl,o County Court several weeka ago, which
declared that tho lato chatter election was char
| acterized by fraud, aud asked that It 10 aot
aa,do. The demurrcra set forth that tho Court
has no Jurisdiction In tho mstter, and tslat tho
coinp!ainants ale not eutitlad to tho discovery
or relief praysd for.
CRIMINAL cou1T. =
In tho case Of George Martin, indicted for
swind1sng at carda, motion for change Of
yenuo was made, on tho ground that tho Court
WAS prejud,ced against him. Hie AFFIDAVIT WAS
J. u. Maghera. whicl, wero to tho same ei1ect.
Potter aeha1fcr was tried for burglary aud ao-
quilted.
THE oALL-MoSDAr.
JUDGE BLoDuErr-paHBod caaeN.
JunaE 0Any-37 10 42, n, 10, 47 to 70, - to
| 6B. 5s, 90, co.
JupoE JAassox-No call.
JuDaE MooRE-No cali.
JupHE NOoEA9-6et cAaea 84G and z, I'LL, aud
calendar Nos. 337 to 8i9.
! JUDtMEMTs
uNtrrD STATES c1nourr couar-JuDo. DLoDoErr
et T1,masl, =. sama, ,ti;7ys Il;
s p.1s s'as =. wsn nsa
1hluus L. Haven ". John L. HI'Eogls, f3.Bs7.91.-
*.fi :sss sss's Ill., sassss' ss91s psss:s''a' '
BurkRtoh Observation-Disclosures n, Miller
wss 1s e:.a T. sss:n T. 1s:f.': E :. t. H As9y.
S H. nsF:a i = :, r. n1ns2y aSny " xs w.t.
IIIA Inn 1rr Rr4 4 f1a,,ne
, 1875-06-26
CHICAGO TRBUNE SATURDAY. JUNE 90 1e75-rrN PAGES

% snn or er.ons "n .s:omnt cf Il: t,re n"r,rn,ent
.ai! Ia certified by lilo rlrraiar.1lI tn Ill" tI:y
c"tnttu"rt and II the sill Ern,'sro1l-r aprr',yr tr
aafna Le slial draw Lila warrant therefor y slc CT:
Ife3snttr, which warrant .lah 10 c,uutp:s.Rmtl ~
tim ME5ur.
BIC :. Tho T4rt-Martlul mail 1nakn au,r,cr,y r.
r.iss he ct., oounc il wrisins - 70 tI,r roist
"f t4o tfro Department, with snrlt nuggrstip4s e
may dtein c1rrlient 10 1rornoo i.s etiscncy. lie
1uo.tci.
$50. y. Tho rire.Msrnta may detail any member #
tlsi 7y a Tho re-starsha1 and CITY Comptroller
tnaT n1ree Hpon.
neither The Doard Of rulee oi any cotnmtrionsr ri
faa Board shall I,eTtorm my dutea Or c1srcas my
II sss r. of shgy nxer ,hs Iss n:srMent If sad
hc. 10. Tho pfeacnt Ftro Department Ut FaIh rity
saa & fs connaol a. The l1rs nepatrer. Ut tho cily
uuhl chAhgesl III pursuance nf tAts ordinance.
THE GONbrlT.
Aid Quirk presented resolution In reference
TO the Fullerton avenue conduit recommending
and calling upon tho Board Of Public Works r.,
report ~ to tho feasibility Of carrying through
tho remainder Of the work by the t,nf!oliE eTn.
tam. lioics1ed to tue Committee Oh bt1tets knd
Alloys.
AID. Cleveland from the Committee on
Bchoo!s, reported Adversely to thu fol1ouing res
o'utlon recsntly Introduced by Aid. ilildret. and
| referred,
CIV wafns + s,11 TIER ,,s ,n epy;a y T.:
and,
MhEnEAs Thsre m nu,ncrots persons. residents O!
esd clly VINO are thofoNEhy competent scholar, and
.hi,ons to .eenre s,nnloyment In cur public Schools
Fs.e.ps rh.t H. iIo.sh ~ a, Eane,,,oa IL, and II f..
hereby. requested to sJ,poy no tsaelcru excevt COM
petcns Ittsons, resdonn Of said city,
! Aid. H,Idreth made verv ,onv .neccl, IN snn,
| mort OF hia resulntiop. Ha inatsnrod :. caso
"thnt would draw tcarn of hiood fronI a stonr =
| In Which q lady tcach,u9 in tho MitcLoil Street
| School-if,o nunnorter Of a iarro fami!v--wna
digchnryctl tn ,nakn roorn fnr A reinttya n liza
Hchool Superintendent. itnnortof, fran the Htste
| OF PeunHyjyania. TbEa wna m o,trarn ard
ought to be- douo awny viii. TLn lima wan
con,lnr when the Cnunc,f wnufI deal VIII, Mr.
| pickard. AMI moss llEeiy nholfHt hin. School.
| teachers ought 10 board In (,hjcaro
Aid. Richardson Thought thst I1)freth Ind
bcon taking Too long, aud wanted 10 aLut on Lis
| wind
Tho champion Of the Eighth grew angry at
this. and ucficd HtcLardsott to eb,1f him I'M,
/ Further time rnB Erhntei 10 Hi1drcth. vho
yss uonerorr enough 10 eit nown.
| Aid, Clarke. Of tGo Fifth Ward vas aatouish-
cd at tho poaition assumed by lIi}jreth. and said
that t,o GucBt!ou Of rent and cheap living had to
DO considered, Teachers ce1ta,nly had rivht To
board vhera they couid do 80 to most adyantare.
| AID, IilidFotA isaIe another Bpecch in tfefenho
Of lis policy, Lie was sorry to discover that
somo members Of tho Common Clluncil Ind
| slander.vrlstod female friontts vim neadnsl tho
couu,ry ajr. lie thought thai teachers oucht to
, 1875-06-26

SUMMER RESORTS.
Island Le1ge House. Wells Beach, Me,

WA. WORCESTER l. Co.. ProprIctors.
ThIa Geuse IL eon,dc1od ths hest IN thu Of
New nRsAndt Whstn thers snrt Aod river bathing. With
o.t,d."s .ts .mo.emsnn uss mu.ie ~ d.aelnk nd
mentioned IN hnnee adapted for pleasure rccrrn,fpn
Hp!eud dtircs on thc th0ro aud IN taa Nondp rrcsa
fnodsratS 1s ts&t Tho market a1rd,for the table,
and FIR ths o1ttar aud h.prinrs4 a The guests oston
this beautiful! se.ayt, - -
, 1875-06-26
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Dtpof foot ~ Loksat and u 4ostv-stton ftel6
GHes LII Ra'.taph-se, Clark.

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD,
Dtrots, yu& Of Lake, {adia'a.as. aaI SiktssakA.sf
anI f.ina and Sizt<snthss, 5tekts 0ae4a 10 CariH.
uni at Geppfs.
, 1875-06-26

Mcstss Afsaander FEnthn7harn Co wilt furnish to
tt.s dnair1nx 70 inscat In Hast rap!an.: rcutars
Containing data e1 Etat9.n9!,ts A1d 1Inat nd nany
rinA" Of great yslps to ia. uha.Atoj. Thols otsco
il At No. u WAil.tt., NcH Yufk EttJ.
, 1875-06-26

FtW YORK COMMERCIAL Adv4Et1str fay1!
. Tho banking house of Alexander Ffnthfnst4m Co.,
No. IL al%, has Ia it, employ twese haokb and
A:sssans Thsrs are other t,cek rsiIrx, r,ns WIN
rJy tfatn thtec IN six Tins tim established
thctr cn:Eo busndss during ths last hse year,.
, 1875-06-26
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL,
From Essn!ax Malt.
$160.,000 S
MADE TN Two MONTHS.

W l. W V>7OVV "
MADE TN TWO MONTHS.
4 Wntt-st. Opernttnn.-The Banking House
of ALEX. 1'nOTf1ISt:IiAar T. CO., M. l2
u'nti-1s., wi" dcnt tn 4tacss Privileges, hnvc
paid this cnormou, >Isnn tn tflcir eustomcrn
during this short spac+ NJ ttmc. some prrson.
have nude as hish Il. sf,uUo fran only s TOO
originally invested, and many hnvs tna.se
$1,000 nnd over from onty 800. They mid
In II single dny over s'o,ooo, for whIc,. only
s3.o0o wa. received, or s37, 7,0uu net pratt
!. !. t;ses. nsents Ihsy pioy sonu.u.ly t ..!,e
~" 'ao@ ~:
~ f q Ta IL .s @ IN ns III; s
q sy s.d p ~, 70
s,sos oi h.a 5eas1. '''' 'A'1"'' III s"' '''''
ss ?f;t IT, Ct s
III hry seEs,se e cer. rm VI. sr soanu
t. ssa r 4 s
un sSs It. t. a, "s M s.
. % :ssass s n1as
.ecor .; ,hs eapd.o2 II A.
yea who ds'1rs and coaso'upa,es sDoeuianx
New York Commercial, Adv4rsi.er ..y,.
n's aa* L GA
A.sisants Thers are other ficek tlsrx, r,ns who
sao sans:. au1as @ t4 s e.2 sa.
Boston Dali, Sews .s5.:
as.ds q Il e. II ah to
i. *ii:' .'s Yat G 7'' 's'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-02
A Pail OF Wafer,

Several times in this city we have seen fires
which have destroyed many buildings and a
good deal or property, which might have been
ext1Dguished At once had a few pals of water
This was particularly the case where the dwell
ing house OF poor man got On Ere By the sparks
nom the chimney, and when first seen two pals
OF water would have put IL all out-h2d the
water and q long ladder been at hand. Bat by.
ISLANDERS got their heads turned, ran to give tue
alarm and began to clear the hoase-when
nothing else could be done. The "machins'r
fortunately Insured for more than ii was worth.
But this lie not to the point. We have word of
advice for farmers and country residents who
live somewhat remote from each other, which
We insist upon thelc putting into practice; IL is
this 4" never retire to rest for the night without
being sure that two full pals of water stand Just
where you can put Jour hands on the-without
III heard, Or il IRE Ii discovered on your own
premises, you are prepared to fight il. How
many fires could have been stopped had this
simple pIecaution always been observed.
And how often does IL occue, when a fire
breaks out, there is no water ready pos
sibly the pump is frozen or the well Is a
few rods of, when-whewi the air fans the
Hsme, and the golden opportunity Is lest Now
heed our advice-keep pail OF water standing
over night, that should the need for it occur il
may be ready TO do good execution IN the hands
or q cool, self-reiant person. Should this occa
sion happen, don't get excited, but take the
water and hAndie-dipper and go for the fire.
Used jndieiously, you have little conception
what good execution these things will accom-
plsh In the bands OF a clear headed man, in
putting ont fire. Don't forget our advice. In
this matter, which is quite remarkable, We
practice according to our own preaching, and
have done so for years-Haine Farmer.