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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-06-23


ture de la COur de District, plu-
sieurs affaires crilninelles ont ete
decidees par le jury, ct les yer
diets rendus mont pas toujours
etc trappes au coin de la justice.
Mais CONNIE il est admis que ces
decisions dOivent etre respec
tees, nous ne pOuvOns les
blamer. Nous nous bUrnerons sim
plement a rapporter les fats tells
qu'iIs ont etc etablis par les t6-
moignages ct l'evidence. Dams
Faffaire de l'Etat contre Amanda
Thornton, accusee d'avoir tue ct
vole I'm cochon, celle-ci a admis le
fait ct offert den payer la valeur.
TOus celia a etc corrobore par des
t6moins. Mais le jury, entiere-
ment compose de gems de couleur
a rapporte un verdict de non-cou.
pable.
Dams l'affaire d'Augustiu Ro-
bertson, accuse d'avoir tue Gus
tave Robert, au Lafourche Cros-
sing, le jury a rendu un verdict
de coupable d'homicide.
L'affaire de- l'Etat contre Os-
car Ba!jour accuse d'avoir tue
un homme de couleur, ell bas du
Bayou Lafourche, pres de la resi-
dence du sieur Laurent Cherami,
IL : a environ une aimee, a pris la
Journee de lundi dernier. L'Etat
'etait represente par Snaer,avocat
'de district, ct l'accuse par Clay
knobloch. Apres l'audition des
temoins ct les plaidoiries DIES avo
cats, le Jury rentre en- delibera-
ton ct, apres avoir delib6r6 pen
dant vingt>deux heures, il sort
avec un verdict de non-coupahle.
Ce verdict a etc approuve par tou
to la population, car l'accuse
'ayait agi en- legitime defense, ,lors
qu'll etait attaQue par deux hom-
mes encourages par la presence
des ennemis de l'accuse. Dali
'leurs, il existait une autre circOns
tance qui plaidait.en ,sa faveur.
lie Grand Jury, a la premiere ses
SION de la Cour qui cut lieu apres
&c meurtre, avaitiuvestige cette
atfaire ct n'avait point trOuve lieu
a pOursuivre. A la session actuel
le, les m6mes indivldns, ennemis
recOpnus de la famille Baliour sc
sont empresses de Sc presenter
devant le Grand Jury ct sont par
Venus a Obtenir un true blu no.
lohstant justice a etc rendue d
l'accuse.
Bush -Cunio accuse favor
usurp6 rofice de e,juge de paix et
son trere Thopas accuse de par
jpre ont etc egalelnent acquitte.
Mais en- ce cas- lopinion publ
que salt a quoi Sen. tenir.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14

ment was strongly recommended by
the Virginia senatora and other promi.
nenl democrats, and his confirmation
nas been earnestly opposed by many
republicans, who are personal aud
political friends OF Richards. The COm-
missioners' favorable report and the
discussion which ensued to-day re-.
suited In the confirmation Of Brady 10y
Wrt p0cd vote with only six or seven
senators In the negative.
The nomination Of John Baxter, of
Tennessee, 70 be olrcuit Judge for the
NTH circuit, was reported from the ia.
dietary committee with favorable rec
ommendation, discussed at consider
able length aud confirmed without roll
call,
The nomination of II. A. Hoyt to be
commissioners Of Indian affairs was
also the euhject OF much debate, but he
was confirmed without much opposl.
ton. The Indian atiairs committee
were unanimous In reporting il IA.
vomhly.
The resolution for II removal OF the
injunction OF secrecy on votes on New
York Oust0mhonse nominations, was
not reached, 10 being at the end Of the
calendar No motion TO reconsider
yesterday's action in regard to those
cases has been opened, nor WAS the
controversy Opened IN any other man.
ner to day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
WASHINGTON.
The Texas aud Pacific Blll Referred 60
u Subcommittee Hayes Indignant
NJ The Threatened Defeat OF the
New York Nominees.
HuntInuton's Scheme to Still Throttle tho
Commerce Of the Country Voorhees,
will Discuss the Financial Issues
In January Next,
Patterson, 81 Colorado, soatsd by "a
vote VI II6to no Bradley ANA Hhx.
tcr's Nominations UOnnrmcd,
Noon Associated Proas Reportl

Noon Associated frOHs kppOrtl
WASHINGTON, December lS In the
eenHto, MIR, Cameron, OF Wisconsin,
presented the petition Oi David j. Cor
bin, Of South Curollp, asking that his
claim To u seat IN the senate, from
that state, be inquired into aud decid.
ed upon its merits. lie moved that
the petition lie upon the table for the
present, and guVe notice that he NOV
cd 20 call II up hereafter and moved liza
reference Co the committee on pUvi-
ieges aud elections So ordered.
Political circles have not recovered
from the shock Of yesterdays battle.
The president aud his secretary Of
state are reported az utterly indignant,
but their future course has not vel
been indicated.
In the house the Colorado contest
was resumed.
1.-The military committee OF the house
visited the department of state to eX-
anime some documents on file, and
afterward heard General Miles, the
Indian fighter,
The senate Pacific railroad commit
tee has referred the Texas Pacific rail-
road bill to subcommittee, consist
ing of Matthews, Lamar, Dorsey, Saun-
ders and Barnum. The construction
Of the committee il considered favor.
able to the road.
The pustoilce committee again
agreed to report Wickersham again
favorably.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14

We are glad to know that the mud
hole which we alluded to on Tuesday
has been bridged, and the way is now
open. Mr.. Sears put the travel through
his field for the last two days free. He
states that as many ia q Thousand Of
his rails have been lost this winter in
raising wagons out of the mud, and
his proceedings were only had to re.
imburse himself for actual loss. Mr..
y. il a poor man and most estimable
citizen. We trust that 10y next year
the county will have 80 improved the
roadas to render a passway through his
fields unnecessary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14

Monday and Tuesday nights next
the ladies of the Catholic church will
give supper in the new building on
Main street, near the lamar hotel, for
the benefit OF their church. Mise Nell
lie Barry ia experimenting the ar
rangements, and a splendid supper
and pleasant time will be the order OF
the evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
A Run On the Savings BANKS The Ex.
element subsidized.

NEWARK, N. j., December l3.-The
excitement to-day, which extended to
all the savings banks, subsidized towards
night. The Newark Savings bank
paid all applicants eighteen per cent.
The amount drawn was $4,000, and
S24, 900 Of IL was newly deposited. The
managers express confidence that de-
positors will ultimately lose nothing
The Howard Institute paid depositors
in full az fast rs they appeared The
managers have determined TO continue
the payment asripidly as the clerical
force will allow. The Dime bank
checked their run by requiring three
months notice, and hope to resume
payments soon IL not suddenly COM
PEELED TO convert their securities. The
German bank, a small institute, is
not yet affected, but will adopt the
three months notice rule If affected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
The Governor and the Protested Nete-
4 EuII DiacIOsmre Of FAcla

On the receipt of the telegram from
Austin which appears in this mornings
Ncws, announcing that the publication
had been made in one Of the Austin
papers to the effect that note for
$4,000, drawn by Governor Hubbard
upon Burnett ~ Fitzpatrick had been
protested, and intimoting that the con,
sderation of the noto was the price of
some completely of the governor with
Burnett y Fitzpatrick in connection
with the lease of the penitentiavy, a
Ne,os reporter was instructed to ascer,
tain all the facts relating to this mats
ter, and to obtain them from persons
who We're i'll positions to speak under,
standlngly on this subject.
Mr. j. b. Fitzpatrick was first called
upon, and instantly remarked that the
entire affair was the result of as base
and malicious design as ever emanated
from the mind of man. He handed the
reporter the following telegram, which
was received yesterday on this subject
lPrivate.l AUSTIN, December 10, 1877.
Colonel ]. II. Burnet:
See the Independent of yesterday
Sunday. Colonel Andrews has been
requested to 20 at once to see your
house and also b. II. ~ Co. No note
for $1,000 or draft was ever drawn by
Governor II. on Burnett ~ Fitzpatrick
as you know. That SANDER confounds
your cotton house with b. n X. on pur,
pose. When Colonel A. comes Governs
or II. desires this natter put right. 1t
is base, and intended maliciously to inp
iure yourselves and Governor Hubbard.
Please give this matter your attention.
Answer on receipt.
j. W. swINDELLs.
Executive Clerk.
Here il the article referred to in the
Independent
ut becomes our painful duty and we
say it in all seriousness, to place upon
record the damning evidence which
brands the governor of the state Of
Texas as the recipient Of brides Of the
grossest and most outrageous character.
We had hoped that the chief executive
of the state, whatever his other shorts
comings might have been, would so
guard the honor of the commonwealth
as not to utterly disgrace it in his own
person.
We always knew he was culpable at
fault in the land grab business, but we
attributed his conduct in that respect
more to an overweaning political ambi>
ton than to motives OF q corrupt pecu-
mary nature. But when we find the
proof as plain as the sun in the firma.
ment that Richard Hubbard. governor
Of the state Of Texas, corruptly conspir-
ed with Burnett q Fitzpatrick, for a con,
sideration of $500 per quarter, to make
q bogus temporary lease of the peniten
tiary, we must admit that the climax o.
the states Illuminating degradation has
been reached. When the very fountain
head Of political power in the state i
thus so corrupted, and the governor
himself prostituted TO the base purposes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
TURCO.RUSSIAN WAR.
The sultan Alluded 10 Neither Peace
or M"diaiiOn-Eho Fall Of PleVDR
Creates No Depression Among the
TurAs-Thc Russians Summing Up
Their victory

OF MNNlhtlOn-Auo TAIL Of PReVuA
Creates No Depression Among the
TurEs--Thc Russians Summing Up
Their victory,
Noon Associated Press Report,
LONDON, Deem Der 10. The Russian
official account OF the capture OF Plev.
ma confirms the details already tele.
graphed, 1t eays the Turks fought like
lions. Seven pashas were captured.
The counting OF prisoners and trophies
Ii not yet completed.
The emperor WAS present ut thanks
giving service held on the site Of the
former headquarters Of Oaman pasha.
The Russians had information three
days IN advance OF Osman pasha's in
tention to sorte at seven in the morn
ing. Osmau crossed the Vid by two
bridges, and attacked the Russian posi-
tions with such desperate fury that
they captured eight cannon, and in
few minutes almost annililated the
Liberski Grenadier regiment. The
Turks then found themselves under
the lire OF hundred cannon of the
Russian second line, andwere attacked
y ''N SlNhNNiNAht WIN ithuANtu W
capture their guns. The Turks were
driven back after n fifteen minutes
bay0net fight, but continued to fight
from the shelter OF the banks OF the
Nid until 1918, when firing ceased on
both sides, and quarter of an hour
afterwards Osman sent an envoy to
treat for surrender. Osman's wound is
in the leg, and is not serious.
The Turks seem to have renewed Of
fensive operations in the neighborhOod
of Rustchuk. A report prevailed at
Constantinople last night that great
battle had been fought between Metch-
ka and Rustchuk, the result of which
is unknown. However, official re-
ports from the Turkish headquarters
only mention an affair with Il Russian
battalion.
A Pera dispatch, dated the 18th,
says "rhe fall OF Plevna is still I'M
known to the Turks generally, 80 il is
to estimate its effects upon
the population, which. however, will
probably maintain its usual calm.
EDINBURGH, December 49, The
ScOtsman's London correspondent tel
egraphs rs follows "FrOm the most
Influential quarters, suggestion has
been made before the British cabinet,
that Cunstantinople be made II free
city, under guarantee OF the Euro.
pean powers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
A se, ol Shrewd rlnscn,..

New YORK, December 10 The
amount Of defalcation IN the Watson
j. Hilldreth & Co.'s collecting agency,
Is over two hundred thousand dollars.
Many OF the shrewdest merchants In
town are among the victims. The
investigation of numerous other siml-
lar institutions have already begun
under the impulse Of this affair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14

CoNsTANT1NoPLE, December 49,
The news of the fall of Plevna was re.
ceived here with calmness and forth
tude. The journals urge resistance
to the last. The Turkish parliament was
opened to day by the sultan, with all
Turkish dignitaries and foreign en-
bassadors present The speech from the
throne was reserved, III tone and al.
ludes neither to peace nor mediation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
FRENCH POLITICS.
the Proposed ministry Diataateim 10
the NepnbIicans-I1c honapnrtists
Withdraw Their support From Mae.
mHhOu.

|
mHhOn.
Noon Associated Press Reporl.l
PARIS, December ID, Replying to n
deputati0n OF senators aud deputies
rom the department OF the Vosges
anu the city Of Nance, who represen.
ted the depression OF trade and with
the entrealy that the president would
place him self In direct communication
with the moderate republicans, Presi.
dent MacMahon was much moved,
and declared that he had no personal
ambition; that no was Indifferent alike
III regard 10 the Compile dc Chambord,
the Compile de Paris and the Prince
Imperial and would maintain repub-
lican institutions until 1880. He as-
sued the deputatIon that he was ac-
tuated 10y the best intentions aud
would do nothing that was not dictated
by his conscience aud the interests of
his country.
The uncertainty as TO the forma-
ton OF cabinet continues.
A meeting OF the republican union
to-day resolved to not vote any portion
OF the hudged 40 long ~ the national
wishes ARE not completely satisfied.
The Constitutional announces that
Nj, Dufoure aud Duke d'Audiflret Pas
quire were again summoned to the
Elysee yesterday, as President Mac.
Mahon refused to accept the pro.
gramme proposed by M, Batbie. Du.
toure Is stated to have submitted last
night, II list Ola parliamentary cabi-
net, including NJ, M. BardouX, Beth
mont Say and Waddington. The
Galois publishes the same Intelligence.
Republican papers express great dis.
trust OF these negotiations, and declare
that the left must remain firmly re-
solved to obtain the execution OF its
whole programme.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
I Night Associated Press Roport,I

LONDON, December Is The Pail
Mall Gazette Of this afternoon con-
tains the following dispatch from
Paris: "a deputation from the Bona
partsts interviewed President MacMa-
hon to-day, and declared that they
could no longer support his policy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14

PATTERSON, N. j., December 10 =
An inventory of the defunct Patterson
Insurance company, show the liabili-
ties to be $4,000 including 500, 600
capital. The assets are S95O,OO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14

For the gulf states, rising barometer,
variable winds and colder, partly
cloudy weather, with rain areas prin-
eipally in west gull states, followed in
the southwest by falling barometer,
an d northeast to southeast winds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14

A visit Of Inspection vii
abundantly repay the public
as they will find n large stock
Of Goods at low prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
Wagon worksIBurned.

TOLEDO, Ohio, December 13.-A
spontaneous combustion in the dying
room, burned the Milburn wagon COM
pany's buildings. Loss $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
A RIocE I'm AAhaa-

MEMPHIS, December l3.--A fire at
Helena, Arkansas, last night, burned a
block. The following are the princi-
pal sufferers: ]. X. Wooden, queens
ware, $4,000; Mulkey & Burke, book
and stationery, $3.50; office Of the
Daily World, $1,000; ]. X. Coolidge,
commission merchant, 5000. The
postofllce, in the same building, was
destroyed, but the mails were saved.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
English silver Market DemornIisei.

LONDON, December l3.-The work
OF removing Temple Bar commenced
yesterday.
The India council yesterday sold two
million pounds Of silver at one selling
yesterday, at s9-l6 pence per rupee.
This IL lower than anticipated. and
completely demoralIzed the silver mar
ket
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
Nota Rad FAILURE.

NEW YORK, December l3.-James
Leahy, deller in forein and domestic
dry goods, has failed. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets, 100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
Failing 20 Give Baii. ne was sent 10

New YORK, December l2.-Elijah
Alliger, having failed to procure $751;
600 bail, was placed in the Ludlow
street Jail by the sheriff
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
The California senatorship.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, December 3D.
In the democratic caucus OF both
houses OF the Legislature last night,
o. I. Ryland, Mark j.. Mcdonald, j.
L. Farley, Judge Huser, Judge Sepul-
veda and ]. p. Cameron were placed
IN nomination for United States sens-
tor to succeed Sargent. Three ballots
were taken without choice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
a rerrpaper peeIerea sinlliy I'D LIbeI.

WLKEsBARgE, Pa, December Ia
The jury n the case Of Woodward and
DoraD, publishers Of the Sunday News,
charged with llbeling Sheriff kelke :
dali, Of Luzerne county, brought Ia .
verdict Of guilty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
FORTBE
Holiday Season.

We have large line Of Goods TO which
we direct especial attention. A large va
riety Of Dolls, dressed and undressed, large
and small. Handsome line Of Toy Furni-
ture. A line Of Fancy. Shell and Wood
BOX :. Magnificent assortment OF Hand
kerchiefs put up especially for the Holiday
Trade; and will make splendid Christmas
or New Years present.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
The Biggest Offer Yet.

will furnish tho Home Circle aud
GisasOM's Picloriui-bO,h week!y-ou
the following terms for tho mouth Of
December
Gitasm's Home Circle | year s. 50,
rud choice VI two chrUnus; | zeal
g. %, aud choice of one large chr0lnOj
| year, S2-uo picture,
Pic'VlicL same tcrm5 as tho NOm'
Circle.
Monthly COmpaHiO" | ycar 81 %
| chromO; | year $l-uo chrome.
The Wonderful Book Of Wonders,
for children, 10 cents ouch.
TnOs Il. NEALr, Agent.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08

Es' CpLuNEL a. W. WUuDvuUD has
completed his large cattle stable. and
he already has 10 heal u !ips cattle in
it. which he Is .fattruiug for the emily
spring matket. This is by far 'h'
largest stubIc Of the kind ia this coun'
.ty, and il .wQall be well for our cattle
feeders to take peep at the Coloncl''
Stable and outsider the prOprirI} Of
erecting sim;lar stables on their own
fa-ms Colnue! WHoiiurd will take
g.eat pleasure in showing it, und Civ
ing all necessary information US to cost
&c., to any TINT will call 10 ser it
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08
Fire Engine Ordinance.

.lH Ordinance 10 submit 10 The legal
rOtes Of tic Tom IF Weston the
qrstion Ehcthcr said To,rn shall
subscribe Eight Hundred Dollars for
MePnpOse Of purchasing go~l Fire
Engine for tie Torn Of Weston, and
Issuing toads therefor.
Adopted December G, 1877.
DE IT ORDAINED, br the Council Oft
Drown of Weston, that Benjamin Owen,
Elias Fisher and Conrad Hester, who are
hereby sppOinted C commissioners oil elec,i, IL
for the purpose, OF such others as may he t.
AFTER be appointed by the Council, shall, on
Monday. December 3lst. 1917,
Open polls nj the Court House III The town of
Weston, to take the sense Of the legal voters
Of said town Of Weston OF the question
whether the snid town shall pay Eight Hun.
bred Dollars for the purpose Of parclm sing Il
two.3tream ire engine, by the purchase o!
whrh the Town is likely to 10 benefited,
md issue itJ bonds therefor. Such debt is
10 be paid 10 the present owners Of said Fire
Engine In the coupon bonds oil the town OF
Weston, ut par, in denominations OF four
hundred dollars, or some multiple thereof
payable IN one md tw" years after date, res.
wciircly, or sooner, ut the option Of said
town, bearing interest FROM date, payable
aWnmlly. Such bonds shall he delivered 10
said :wncr5 of said Fire Engine in payment
Of such debt rs follows, iG-wit iiOO 10 he
paid on tue 18th day Of December, 1873, and
$500 OH the 25th day Of December, 1879.
Voters voting for said proposition shat!
have written or printed on their ballots the
wOrls-"For the ire En.'rc Bonds" ant.
lhOSc voting aearus' it hr w9rls, Against
the Fire Engi"c bonds
Its rtlr!hr; "",th.n,i 'IGr the Recorder
OF the TOwn OF WrsIoa c.,u.U rs many copies
Of this order 10 he made, 18th his signature
Thereto, us may no necessary. Ht shall posi-
one Of them in his Office and deliver AuOlhr r
to the Town Sergeant, who shall pos, il in fl
conspicuous place ut the Court House in
said town, without dslaY. The Recorder Is
also directed to cause this order to DC pub.
IIshcd ir 'rHE Ii:5rIS DEHOcHAr, II Erw,pa-
per published in said :owa, Tor fur success
Sively wrotly Issues, prior 10 the day Of said
election.
JOSEPH b. NEFF. Rccorler.
DecS4w.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-08

Eg Mr.. Editor Paving been
about Troy, Gilmcr county, recently,
learned tho iol.uwing facts Thare is II
boy about 10 years o. age. ssru!!i1s
about thut community, lying out III
,uights, when the gr"und WIS :r"zcu,
and ice would frcrzu oY ;hr .trcamis
taking up his abode i'll stables md the
woods, aud wadins streams anu thr
like, all because ac has no one tu take
care Of AiS,. having brtu deserted by
All unpriuc. Piled father, who tukes NJ
Oversight; over him. a few dnys Az
he WIS arrested ty squire llrckert. al
the suggestion OF his father. uni tried
US u luuauc The evidence presented
by parties who knew him. AUd .ac err
Siiicatrs Of two phys'c'an', "ere 81
conclusive that JuSlIrc Iirc.ru cUu'
cludeL him luua,ic. AM is %.s sent
gu TO Weston; but the board could
hut agtec that hc was l"sauu to thaI
.cxtent that 10 should b. admitted iutu
the Asylum. therefore 10 was returned
by Constable Daniel iieckelt for au'
other cxumin'natIOp before Justice
George llvckrrI, who, Oh the second
examination, gould do no more ,hfu
release HIN rnrsu are the facts ia
the case, a, hrarl llem troM rrspOu'
,sibI. ei.,x:ns Of Troy auI vicinity
The Or5', n.Jiler Is iu the Asylum
and i., Two giIis are living with i
gcHpsIuau up leading Greek. above
Troy. While tito father goes aruun'l
pretending to rreLch, pcddlc books
aud tho Lord unlJ kuOYs what else. ,e
tho neglect of'his boy. The boy may
be u rude aud somewhat pneouth lad
bu! who is it that would uU; b. rrdo
aud uucuuih werc they kicked arolut
like u curr by this aud tLat ouce-ut
one bgfriendiug Or giving him Il gIot
word. West Virginia should have
houses of correction for such bOys.aud
prisons for fathers who 50 disgrace
fully neglect their children. The au
.thOrltirs shopll look up Tho mat'cr n
once, for tho preGrien, Of this father il
a fearful one. BAscOE