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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21
Bismarck's: Reply.

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In last weeks CHRoSICLE, we notice a
long and able communication from our
friend, las we thought) DIR. ]. A.. Ladd
WeTwould have thanked Ladd or any one
else for'correcting an item that is not
Struc. I..s Tie DR., has gone a little too far
Ii REGARD, to the twenty-one window
lights being br5..sn, we got the item from
the scholars who we.s making their boasts
sofit, and as to Miss H. "kley We never
said a word against her en- 'racter as q
teacher or any other way. But We have have
said and can say again that she is ths
'onlyq teacher that Buckingham has had
for the past fouriycars chat has made the
scholars obey the rules OF order. ,;.,t Il I'd
AS to the school house, how was it OF
the close OF the last term of school?
Part of the platform was torn up; one
.ighthing rod broken in two; the house
badly cut and marked, part of chimney
gone; half of one window sidedup; holes
acut through the stairs; part of the plas.s
ter off not an ink well in the house; some.
of the seats badly cut. ana several of
fffhen broken,. with many other articles
thftwcre procured Sor the teachers use.
The ct owe was the situation of the school
house last spring when the winter term
iaCfosed, and I'VE do not think that any i'm
proycments haye4 been put omit since. Il
We do not say that Ladd was the cause
~ oil The ID sl,rs vx,u, ,,t 7;rc.,t.,, ~ -,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

All kind of pumps at G. W. Swcats
and Harvey knows how to put them in.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

We have receiveda copy Of the FL
teerth Annual Catalogue of 0skalooss
College. -, Nv,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21
DISPATCHES FROM TEy,,s,

Call and see catalogue of music at Der
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The County Convention meets at ffF
Court House next Saturday. ag
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

Mr.. Anthony Waller went downto Ce-
dar Rapids last week lie VIII return to
Toledo tho latter part of the month.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

s A fine riae for salaIor treds; enquire Mt
de CHRo91eLEu 0mcs. Pride, tl9; will
take half <asiDand half III @o0d 8 & 4 S. 6
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40 1T-T-7--- ~ = = - ~ q z.
Iowapcoplc like to stop at the sMrtte'
son House. Chicago.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

TT. Sweatis selling quite number
of Fairbanks scales throughout the coun-
ty and adjacent territory.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

The Post office with lis new coat of
paint and tasty wall paper is mach ini-
proved in appearance.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

Harvey Fisher moved into his new
house last week. ~ -, 'ag =
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

Arrangements are row in prog ess for
grand Union picnic Of tifes Methodist.
Sunday Sc,iools.of Toledo and Tama City,
of which particulars WilLEbe given soon.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

\ meek eyed married man offered. as Z
(st at spiritual scance, that the media
(lme the articles in his wife's upper
hreau drawer Tie medium said tic
Pirit would repeat the conlcnts Of ,We*
FRS dictionary, or any other task, TAI
Dat life was too short to attempt the
|sk proposed, and the rash propossr ssas
Pstled out of the hall. .,s.r "a q,
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lenville, in AasslisA eobdty must bt
Fry cheap place 10 i've IN, andra. NJ
Yin certainty 81 ,96sf ,0ssst asha Y
place we know OF, II the following,
ch We eliR from ageednj cowgHiiAsi
Center Enssf11ist is the: s.NdtMfKr:
ding tic Taikd fsussia ~afSSfid fiel,
es, the boys continue 70 sell IL lbs.
Pes, 1sibs. 'aftats - boxes mstciessI, i
ans oysters and 20 yards , good Ri ppllia,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

Mr.. L. b. Sheppard at the new meat
market has just introduced something
new. While absent from hemc recently,
he purchased tue, receipt fer pref ar.ng
snressed beef" and is now putting it up
in good style. It IS just thc thing for
lunches. cold dinners, pic MICS s.. Try it.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

Never go into store where You are not
wanted. If 4 man wants you to como to
his place of business he will invite you
through an advertisement in ,yeur home
paper Muscatins journal I'll
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

Nlrs. Mary Lee Swank, wife OF E..
Eank, formerly of this city. died at Tip.
p. at the residence of her, faihei. ReE.
A. Lee, on the 5ih. i She was buried at,
dar Falls on the 9th. She wass o. lady
many excellent traits Of Character and
death has awaked the symnatllies of
Rny friends in this yiciHitY' where she
Is so well knswn.- Eete,too. Reporter.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

IA great share Of our space is occupied
this week with the Treasures Report and
1.-The Schedule OF Claims allowed by the
Board Of Supervisors. II will be interest
fipg reading however, as all are interest
Ed in knowing how our public moneys are
used. al. NJ
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A man haYing bill against a distant
merchant, sent letter Of inquiry t, a
banker IN that locality The reply was,
He IS dead, but he pays aswcll now as,
he ever did" -
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Some time recently, onstlie evening OF
khe slh, some person or persons hrcke 9
window and 81 into the Jcwcl yStore G.
R II. Frazcc, ano sale n cbupie,of pistols
fome pocket books py;,kct cutlery ,siyoly
flceVe buttons and some rtllcrsaisicles.
Gh,le is no trace OF tie tltiey. : so far.
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cns1'sx }'sSl y IIcTd & vIsIaIlPe r Toledo.

/ Z. Wentx took short run to Narshall
ahd BsairS6 sa I, rs r. 1891, sss.. 8 s.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

G. II. Goodrich took ~ slle,-f trip
|hrpuga eastern Iowa last wcse, yis,t; ,s
|,wa City, Cedar Rabils aid o.her pla-
les. lie repoits the tsoCaing as Cedar
Rapids fine afi.lirs AL joss. ing with
Is attendant evils were .dlled off, and
le result was faireaces, good time. md
bonest decisions. aeagsg aosss,rg
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

A cheap JOHN" peddler was on The
street Monday evening dispo'iag of va
rious articles principally haldkelchieis,
toilet soap, knives and forks. lead pencils,
combs. pins. shoe stsings, &c.
Emerson says, IAN eye can threaten
like loaded and leveled gun" He
means when cooked, Of course. This has
no reference, we trust, to the strabismal
defect in the orb Of a famous lawyer-gcn-
eral -Nen York I7u ,frated WeeklU.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

G. W SWEAT.
~ Sole ACT. Toledo.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

Il
College. 80 ~ ~
The Post office with lis new coat of
paint and tasty wall paper is much ini-
proved in appearance.
TT. Sweatis. selling quite . number
of Fairbanks scales throughout tue coun-
~ and adjacent territory.
e----s> 49, ~. AZ
Mr.. Anthony Waller went downto Ce- /
dar Rapids last week. LIE :wilL retarn to
Toledo tho latter part of.the month.
Arrangements are row in pros ess for
q grand Union picnic Of Me- Methodist
Sunday Sc,ools.of Toledo and Tama City,
of which particulars wilLgbe given soon.
A man haying bill against a distants
merchant, sent letter Of inquiry t,
banker IN That locality Tie reply was,
He IS dead, but. he pays swell now, as
he ever did," -
Never go into store where You are not
wanted If = man wants you to como to
his place of business he will invite you
through an advertisement in yyeur home
paper Muscatins journal I'll
= IL - - .. - 60 L
A cheap JOHN" peddler was on the
street Monday evening disposiag of va
rious articles-principally haldkei chiefs,
toilet SOAP, knives and forks. lead pencils,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-21

Y We understand that alta meeting OF the
Fi'e Company Monday evening 1t was de-
cidedtoliavc street parade in Toledo, on
The Fourth. Of. July, at 3 o'clock. ..I. 81
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ischoei Report. a'i y

"A SUMMARY report Of the Toledo Public
Schools forsthe month ending Friday, May
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There will lie q Basket picnic and
s8owery, Dance in the Court House Square
EOn' the s4ths Everybody is invited. Come
Nnc and alr and let Us have o good time
together, 49, s f.
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Mest dfeekts'C dniita@D cement Week al
nc Vs,hda Bisl,op Foster Hon. VIII
pumbdck and Prof. David Swing viii be.
present II, aneak =. 49,. = .ss..s5.. -
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
THE GLASS HALL ROW.

Therc was lively row ut No 214 East Thirty-fourh
street on saturday night and, when the excitement
was over through the influence OF police prevention,
many owners OF bruised faces we're present 1t
found tnat Robert Dewitt, u young man, was both
stabbed and shot, though not dangerously in either
case Officers Green and Murphy did all they could 10
arrest the principals, and yesterday, in the Fftysev
enth Street Court, John Draddy, OF No. 332 East
Sixty-third street; Robert Peter Dewitt OF No.
All First avenue, and Michael Hassett, OF No $50
SECOND avenue were arraigned as prisoners.
wed have brought more but these gave as
much as we couiu 10" SAID one OF the officers. II
was passing the place, which known as Glass Hail.
also a6 Egyptian Hail. ana Is besides a gymnas um ior
CRIES ana SOUNDS oi warfare; then down the stairs
came troops oil frightened women rushed up and
crowd OF men were pummeilug each other IN a
lively way Tins other officer cam. TO my assistance
and we made these arrests."
"Yes, ana you hll Inc .nrec times in the face with
your clup" sad Peter DEWITT ave were but two
against crowd | iuiertercd to save my brother
from violence ana was hustled arouna and hlt right
and left. don't know what was done to me as the
attack was maie FROM all quarters, cut got it heavy,
| tell you.n
s.rLat Draady nred at mo because / protected Two
young ladies from nsut,'' said Robcri Dewitt "Ie
hit me Il boa thai sent or my ieci, and, as |
arose he drew revolver ana fred at me- put up
my hands ana the shot went through my lett hand.
About the same time was stabbed IN the ris hand
but can't tell by whom"
whole truth In the matter. .'Judgc, we were at a
dance. Draddy was dancing with my friend here,
MARY AM. sHe TciuScu 10 uaEcc n second time with
him. US he Was intoxicated. lie strdck ner aud then
struck me. Robert Dewitt intcriered and was shot by
him."
1T seems TO me you are guilty OF shooting this
young man." said the Justice
Draddy (pathetically )-"Give US show Your Honor.
I've witnesses-two young men IRON WILLIAMSBURG -
"Wel, call them upo
They came up r6c first was confident Draddy was
guilless, ana anyway one OF those Dc Wits
trying 70 be tun
''That will do.n
The other witness was outside al heard the shot,
Judge
''Step down, SIR Draddy, You are held In 81 500.
GeGtlemen, addressing the others 'you are con-
necicd IN tnis dsgraceiul affair TINS Glass Hall Is
place of III repue. All sorts OF disturbances OF the
peace are constantly occurring there. You are all
hned sl0 nope u Will teach you TO frequent more
respectable paces.o
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, NOV. 1S 1871
THE PARIS ExPosITIoN-REpoRT OF THE HOUSE
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Mr.. Swami, from tho Committee on Foreign AGars,
yesterday submitted the following report
The Committee on Foreign Affairs, to whom was re-
ierred the invitation OF the Republic OF France 10 the
government of the United States in the words follow
Ing, to wit
LEGATION OF FRANCE IN THE UNITED srArKs,l
WASHINGTON May ~, 1876. I
MT SECRETARY OF SrArE:-
TWO decroos dated respectively the 4th and 18th
oi April last, the President OF the Republic decided
that universal exhibition oil productions Of agrcul
ture, industry and the inc arts should be opened
Paris on the lat day OF May, 1885, closed on lhe
3lst OF October Of the same year.
The superior ommission Tor international cxhib,-
tcns, wncn Is attached to the Ministry Of Agriculture
ana commerce, mas been Instructed to make arrange
ments or the exhibition OF 1s7S and decide upon
the conditions on winch goods exhibition snail
be received.
As the regulations and the programme
which the commission is preparing shall
have been Issued, shall transmit copies tiereo, 10
Your Excelency but hereby notify Your Exceilency
BY order Of my government. OF Tie opening oI this
mediation, officially invite the government OF tho
United states 10 DO pleased to lend Its valuable
operation.
My government feels confident that the appcal
winch u addresses TO all governments Will hoard
1t is convinced that all viii respond sympathy
realizing, us they DO the advantages these great
enterprises, through which nations form new bonds
ana learn mutually useful lessons, thus nsurine the
development oil their prosperity by labor and
Deacc.
Be pleased to accept Mr. Secretary Of Stale tho
ASSURANCES of my very high consideration.
A. BARrHOLUL
To His Exceoncy HAMILTON Fism. Secretary OF
state, nc.
beg leave, most respectfully, to submit tho follow
Ing report-
Tho committee dcem IL their duty TO state In con.
tins subject, that before the adjour nc ut
OF the Fortyourih congress Mr FISH tnen Sscf etary
state duly app tcclatlug the international impor
him to The government OF tho United Siatus Dy HIS
Exceoncy A. Bartuudl, Envoy Extraordinary ana
Minister PlcnpotrItnry from tue kapubEc OF Franco,
and with n proper cstiinutc ~ wnas seemed at tue
TO DO tho reluctance oi the people 10 eubarx in
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
FISH RAINING DOWN.

SHOWER OF PICKEREL IN oNTARIo-LEITLR
FROM AN EYE WITNESS
A school teacher OF Harwich township, In Ontario
writes tho London Free Press as followsssHayinr
dismissed the children Tor the day, returning to
my boarding place, when, with a side glance, dis-
covered something in the grass. AT irst thought Il
species OF rattlesnake. but upon more caro-
the pickcrel species Having been brought up al the
shore knew at once the fan good ana pick cd
II up, while wondering whence 1t came My astoniah
ment was increased however, when, on stepping on a
few yards further found another equally good few
to return 10 the schooroom for some paper In whcn
TO wrap them. On entering the room trathcr
thoughtessy you will say) OF the pals pro-
ceeded 10 collect hsh. When had moro than half
filled tho pail saw man IN the distance carrying
fish, and, supposng the mystery about TO DO
solved, awaited his approacG. l dropped tue pail
and ielt somewhat guilty tor having appropriated the
nsh, I'LL relieved hy his assuring that he had gath
cred up also those he had In the same way, and that
he had just been cung the largest OF them. He OBJ.
buy filled the pail, not only 10 the brm, but up
the whole height to the handle, having deposited
my burden, naturally, IN the farmhouse where board
i returned to G ilect the REMAINDER When had nn
ishcd my task assure you that fet fatigued. Tho
work nad occupied half hour. THIS alI OF ish OK
tended about threequartcrs OF a mile On tho same
evening ol the maids sent lor the cows To a
Held ABOUT half mile from my boarding place. she
also returned laden with nsh that she hai picked up
III similar way THIS glr reported that she had lett
oihors behind her which sue could not con veniculiy
carry 10 tue house. The lady, with hor MAIDS pre-
pared The nsn the same evening tor drying and
smoking, and they subjected TO this process tho
next day The circumstance. you will admit. Is
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
MANNINGS PISTOL PRACTICE.

John Manning, the advertising agent, who, with
hickory club IN one hand and pistol in tho other APP
preached IN Innocent painter named jeremiah Ma
honey, in front OF the house No. Is West Eighteenth
street, Thursday morning, threatening 10 shoot him.
was arragned before Judge Bixby, Jefferson Market
Court, yesterday on charge preferred by Mah0ney.
Manning as has been heretofore stated, taken TO
Jefferson Market Court Thursday by Officer Thomas, of
the sixteenth precinct, who arrested MIN the
ner of seventh avenue and Eighteenth street, with
the Two aforementioned weapons IN hts possession.
he was committed To the Tombs by Judge BixDy on
that occasion Tor medical his sanity,
and the ply there having decided OF
sane mind he was brought up yesterday the charge
VI fconous assault ON the painter Manning pleaded
hard to be discharged, however, saying that IT all
q mistake about intending To KIN nybody though
he might have SAID he wouid do Ho discharged,
after socmny promising rot to modest his her
family any iurlher
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
A CORPSE OF MANY IDENTITIES.

The dead body found in tho cellar Of No 10 Essex
street Wednesday last and subseq ucntly identified
as that Of Isaac Samuels. who aferward met on
the street by hts son, yesterday morning by
young man named Benjamin Cohen, who recognized
body OF Elias Meyer forty-two years Of age
OF Hamburg, Germany. lie to this coun-
try eighteen years ago and worked at his
trade, brass nuishng, until about Ave years
ago, when he became sick and unable TO
support himself Since then he had lived upon the
charity OF few friends. He Is supposed have wan
dercd into the collar 10 seek shelter and,
with disease and exhaustion, he died there Tho
young man who identified the body as that Of Meyer
10 positive II Is he, but not than the OF
Isaac Samues was that IL other than his
father. Had not the senior Samuels appeared IN The
ncsh to Ms son on the day after hts DEATH
tho body which Is now said TO be that OF Elias Meyer
would have been buried and wept over Tie
Of that gen ltleman.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
SUFFOLK COUNTY PAUPERs.

The taxpayers OF Queens county considerably
astonishei al the EXHIBIT Of expenses made BY the
county Superinlendents OF the Poor IN their annual
report to the Board OF Supervisors. The Poor Farm
property on Barnum Island acquired through tue
nnuence OF the Local Visiting Committee for the
county, the leading members OF winch dis
satisfied with the system previously followed, OF
"iarming OUT the keeping Of tho paupers to the
lowest bidder, under which they found gross
exist IL was believed that county arm could be
run 10 the advantage not only OF the paupers OF tho
taxpayers, as could be worked Ia part by the
paupers themselves ana the produce would 20 toward
lesseIlng the expense OF maintenance. TO sustain
this the example ol the Suffolk County
Poor Farm at iaphank WAS Ctcd-an
stitution winch Is reearaed mode one kind.
The property on BarDum Island having been thus
CURED, the experiment has been progress some
three years, Dut win unsatisfactory results, the
cost OF maiuteuance has been largely increased in
stead OF diminished. Affairs the Island under
the direct control Of the snperlntendcns OF The poor
Formerly thls olcc III Queens. IN otner countlcs,
WAS elective ana The supcrintendents wore absolute
IA tnor jurlsdiction but the law was changed III hs
relation Queens county at the instance OF the Locai
WISHING Connittee ana tue Board OF Supervisors,
and now the super nenucnts are appointed by the Su
pcrvsors, To whom they directly responsible II
was believed that TINS measure would be economy
for the taxpayers, Dut II has not proved
Ia 1860, under the old system, the
OF paupor support on The isanu was 81 s5
each per week; during the past year IL has
Increased 10 ~ AZ each per week. aggregate ol
S2l 5l3 so Tor the year, lor average OF about
huuarcI persons. Wnen asked for explanation oi
this marked Increase IN the cost OF niaintenapce
superintendent Smons, VINO tho secretary ana
bookkccper oi tue Board, alleged that III previous
years more paupers had Uecn charged Tor than were
actually supported, and supervisor Downing stated
that no had understood from other that
was the case. Mr. simons SAID ms allegation could DO
proved ny tne books. TINS amounts to charge OF
iraud against one or more OF tho iormer saperin-
Lenuents aud will doubtless result In thorough in-
support per capita Daruum island during tho past
year has been more than three times that at Yaphank
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
ARRIVAL OF NEW STEAMSHIP.

Tho new steamship City OF Washington, Captain
lmmermann, built at Chester, Pa arrived in port last
night from thar place, twenty hours and twenty
three minutes OUT, averaging 81 100 miles per
hour. Tho Washington made two stops, one OF
two hours and ten minutes at Fort Delaware Piers
account oil fog. and another of Absecom Of two
hours TO adjust compasses and key up. The following
Is list OF the ships oilcers:-Commander, L. r.
lmmermann; First officer, w. Ressig; Officer
u H. schilds; Third Ollcer Alexander Jones: Pur
ser, Oliver j. ID. Hughes, NJ. d. Steward, j. +. Miils
Chei Engineer, r. W. Peck. The Washington brought
n large number Of guests around from Chester. She
VIII be opcn Tor Inspection during the latter part OF
tho week.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
A PUGNACIOUS FATHER-IN-LAW

II was reported at tho Second precinct police station
In Newark, last evening, about eight O'clock that man
named John Mulncarn residing in Eighth avenue mad
been murdered during the evening by hls in-iaw
young man named Edgar x. Marsh. Captain Boyer,
posse OF men and HERALD reporter fastened to tho
scene Of the alleged murder, No las Eighth avenue
wnere " was ascertalned that Mulhcarn, though IA
severely beaten ana bleeding copously from ugly
scalp wound, was in no danger OF dying. The wound
the scalp had been inflicted with either large
nn2er ring or stone. Muihcarn's jaws were almost
d'socatcd. Marsh was taken into custody
and lodgcd In the cells. His story is that
about huipast seven O'Clock no passed quietly
out OF the house, but was wayaid by his father IN
law, who was lntoxicated. The old took off h,s
and vest, challenged Marsh to light and struck
him IN tho lace Marsh struck back others inter.
tered, and Marsh beat the old man and others se
vefey. He SAYS the trouble Tia the family arises rom
difference o religion he being Protestant ana his
we's people Catholics. He Is held 10 the result
oil tho iatner- -in-law's Injuries.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
CIVILIZATION BY DEGREES.

John Palatka Is an Indian OF the Bannock tribe,
whose hunting grounds are In Canada. Mr.. Palaika
is gradually becoming civilized. Yesterday he was
found drunk on Thomas street He therefore sub
jected to the purifying process OF trial In the TomDs
Police Court. With apt emulation OF a noble white
brother who had been picked up In the gutter and
stood awaiting sentence, the red man pleaded not
guilty "Ae no take fire water, he answered. stretch
Ing himself to his full height s'Me sick oniy.n
''fhen you were not stupldy drunk on the sido.
wakY' inquired the magistrate.
.'Ughl NO; me no drunk'
Sand tho policeman tells o lie?' continued His
Houor
''Good," responded the red man. "Plccceman lie.
He tell big lie. Me sober, but SICK. No get sick no
more"
After some further questioning II learned that
Mr Palatka belonged 10 Chatham street circus, and
the magistrate animated by tho double motive Of
charity to the child o the forest dislike to break
up The circus by putting its chisi attraction In JAIL
allowed Mr.. Palatka to 20 back TO his wigwan.