, 1876-07-14

the lost taxes, tho burdens Of citizenship in
Chicago ought to DO comparatively light for
somo yonrs to como.
THE ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER WAR,
Another characteristic nnd bitter newspn-
per war has broken out in st. Louis, and is
stirring up that dull city in very remarko-
bio 1nanner. Tho origin Of the war dates
back to tho croolted-whisky trials. It will
DO remembered that among the victims
struck by BR1srow's lightning was hlr. Mo-
KKE, proprietor OF tho GIo6e-Democrat. He
was an old nun, and, 1iko A1r. HEs1Hu, was
very severely punished He was an inhuen-
tial dispenser Of patronage, md tho Whisky
Ring surrounded him, and BY their blaudish-
ments finally succeeded in inducing him to
tastc Of the forbidden fruit. The severity
of hia sentence secured almost nnivetBal
COMMUNICATION for him. Nearly every news
paper in the country spoke rather sorrow-
fully Of tho event, aud in their comments
gave expression to tho opinion that tho sen-
tonco was severe ono. The st. Louis Re
publican, however, owned and edited by the
KHApps, could not lose such IN inviting op-
portunity to assail a rival. Tho Glode-Den-
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| political or other questions, 1t has attributed
every ut'osanee " 'ns u~0e-nem0e.as ~ h's
pe1' .nS'e"4 u tt,'.1 " Wv o.t's't' "H.A'
ana tnefooy sou8n' 10 'naae 'ne papes oa'ous
~ ou'4s eo1teu " eons's'~ ~ na' nosoi
o'n'l1ou ,n oppot'uAty 70 pA''ot a'u ofalso
tne 5eooe-De"oe...s, T,'.s "na lu'n fup SUI 'nto
lno woan,1s o ,:, ,s..e ,.a . LIAM, na"e'el, nA' ~.
pa''en''y o,uea n's t1ao' warning W 'nS
nio"h ~ VIZ ns ~ ,1ua' "'''.ae 1.'n .n1'.eo
W se' ~ - 'eluns olp", .nu US w a'as h4s
ue''Volen =. slu AnosAoa 'ns MsAffs oat VI u
.''no' Wt'ls Nv so'nes W r.. s'nuus' ~ nas
nson ou'lo"Aos 1ao a.4o4',s 'vut'@'' euu u4a
seach "~ to"Asuea ~ tno anoat.n'
!"s s"eA 0A a1'1. "ut,
tAo 0"Atfo e"pPoee" WI" ouAA8o aua
forgotten years ago. After Rn nnusu-
nlly goyere nssa,,]t from tho LeDttbi,cu,1. tho
Gi1s. 7).no.,ot ca,no ,,,t lin next ,norn,no
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Will ]ne neasseEtlon 1aat ene hSAtfa "e1e p'Aeh.
legs, aud maue good at8 assertion ny tho OIL
ciRl records OF tho Courts from which it ap.
r,ears that twenty yenxs ago they were in.
d;c,od In .bo fr;mira, Court n1org viii, ,vo,
49, ~. = As "- ee. -,
S"enty AoEe " LIE 1euelue oon'ocsAta VI tus
city for public gambling, TINT they pleaded
guilty. aud wcro tluetl for tho ofTeuse, Suc1
,rn, H., 3,a,o,oo hro,,tt - 1,,nr ~ ~ ~
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tAo ne"St @no 'ao KAo"leaeo oi ~ nhS tae1e
foro been confined to tlio parties Immediately
Interested for twenty yoars, It Is now Iii
,,r,,,ox4., ~ t1,o .vho1o c,+u r,ttla ..Rr,,p
| t,tV >.
III LIE pecu"As'S caeesA"1 "tlo ael!o way
now foastlne t0e AaAPrat ano oasun8 sheH
well down with suit and pepper, rubbed II
lIarf1. Ho Ia industrious1y making nm fo
lost time. md Is ahead by a large majority
Wo nrint tho following elegant extract from
"hfaog,a" exposition Of tho Rtpub,tcau, tw,
neformers, that our readers may hayo q,
;,lea of the lfyolinesa of the f1cht,
ono ,,n of tho.e lines was tho on,na,,oo q
psks'a rcak om!gsants into low gambling dcns 70
the purpose Of robblng them Of tho money witt
which tao, proposed 70 cross the plains. INC NJ
,.o. -, nm, ~, and ~ thsss s,sx4na
p,uctlces, and t!.o KsArrs wcru among thu curl
victims Of IN outraged Inv.
Perhaps it was braco game Of faro, with JON
Tor capper ana uhonoE 1os dealer 9ae 'tAte'
,h Wv ,r ann ,a a9ocn hs,,a % ia
.. . then In tho ytvor Of manhood md tho nrtm
Of intellectual power. aud We can almos
hear his manly voice announce tho result OF tn
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