davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12

Mr. Charles Monk, the liberal mem
Der for Gloucester city, persistently
pressed the question on the govern
ment, whether II considers the tempo
rary occupation OF Constantinople by
the Russian troops 80 far inconsistent
with the British interests, as to disturb
the relation of amity between Eng
land and Russia.
Though Sir Stafford Northcote
chancellor Of exchequer, refused to an
swer this hypothetical question, II had
the effect of drawing from the right,
Hon. William Edward FORESTER, lib
eral member for Bradford, a statement
expressive of the great confidence
which is felt by the opposition OF the
improbability of England becoming
involved in the war.
Mr.. Foster said Speaking for my.
self and others, we would not have
yielded TO the governments desire to
avoid debate on the eastern question,
II we had any reason to fear that the
government was likely, during the re-
cess, to drag the country into war, or
involve II in any treacherous neutral
ity. We have carefully considered
everything that has been written and
said by the government, and looking
at their last dispatches, we feel con
WINGED they intend to abide by the
policy OF strict neutrality. That being
the case, don't think II necessary to
do more than remind Il OF the heavy
responsibility under which It rest"
This statement seems indicative Of
an easy feeling generally prevalent,
which is largely due to Earl BeacOns-
fiela's recent statement In the house
Of lords.
The Pail Mall Gazette has Berlin
dispatch which says Russia experien-
ces much difficulty In filling the ranks
Of the landwehr in consequence ofthe
reluctance with which men come for
ward. With aview to obviate this, the
government has issued notice that
they Will not he required to go to the
front, hut merely take the place AZ
some Of the reserves and garrison
troops. The manner In which the
landwehr IL constitution, legally pre-
cludes their employ ment out OF Russia.
Under the present call the city Of
Moscow il forming volunteer legion
which 1t proposes to support until the
end Of the war.
Marines continue TO be sent south
ward from Coronstadt 10 join the fight
ing army.
A special edition Of the evening
STANDARD has a Bucharest dispatch
which says II IL stated that the chief
Of General Kindoners' staff has been
cited before a counsel o: war, to ex-
plain the failure at Plevna
A special To the Standard from
shumla, says Reouf pasha arrived there
last night
Prince Hassan. commanding at
varns, has come there to confer with
Lieutenant General Mehmed All.
A 81. Petersburg special has the fol'
lowing official dispatch, received here
from Alexdrianople, dated August 9Th.
The Turkish right assumed the often.
We on the fifth instant along the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12
"PLAYING POSTUM"


NICE hlttle oAtne, Oniy h0neW haas
Crooked,
Intrigue and romance Ia not confined
to ariatocratic circles entirely. Many
"A Talleyrand and Madame 10 Poimpa.
dour exists In homespun, nor Is It con-
tned TO any particular race, Every
body In town knows, or has heard of
Mexican Levi, the canine catcher OF
the Trinity. Now, Levi occupies his
spare tiuIe, When not throwing the
lasso, In circulating Tux HERALD; that
IL, he does the circular work on the
press, Levi won the affection OF a
dark eyed senorita, and married her
some time ago, she went 10 u popular
watering place In Arkansas, aud he
from time to time sent her what mon
ey he could spare, earned by him In
revolving the cylindrical apparatus of
the press, and the throwing OF his
larlat, Last week no received letter
from her, stating that life was bur
dcn, and while she guided her pen
over thepaper, the deadly poison, ex>
tracled from the oriental poppy was
curslng through her veins--"she
would soon be corpus" As Mr.. Man
talini would say, "a demnitlon un-
pleasant body The reason she
took poison was, that her dearest
Levi did not send her money
enough, and by the time he got the
letter she would be lying under the
daisies. Levi had, short time before
receiving the letter sent her postal
order. He Immediately began to trace
II up, aud sent telegraph message TO
Hot Springs to learn II she was dead.
He received an answer from the oper-
ator at that place, as follows.
Dead. Committed suicide hpo Years
ago, OPERATOR.
This looked II little crooked, and
matters were not improved by the re-
sept OF another letter from the dead
woman, asking for more money, to he
sent in care of the operator. Levi has
determined TO lot her die "once more, |
Tor the oigars.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12
True generosity.

Palestine Advocate: Twenty.four
railroad employees, II Is said, one day
last week, got leave Of absence for 4
day, which was kindly granted by the
officers, aud In ten or twelve hours, ~
II by magic, n house arose on the air,
butlded for Mrs. kohler, whose hus-
band died very suddenly a short time
since. She had rented her former res
idence 10 procure the necessaries Of
life, and friends knowing It, erected
another. II this indeed be true, that
noble deed IL recorded In heaven.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12
john nol parliament In y fabb nb.

Philadelphia Times; Fillbustering
Is not as well understood In parlia~
ment rs In congress, but some OF the
home rulers have learned the art, land
have used II within the last few weeks
10 worry the life out OF the old land
mark members of the house OF COM
mons. An all day aud all-night sess
slons Is nothing new To American
statesmen, but in England Il Is such
an odd thing that the details are given
us by cable. There has been nothing
like IL since the prolonged debates on
emancipation. Our British brethren
seem to have entered into the spirit OF
the occasion with good deal Of heat
as well as pluck, the scenes rivaling
those that marked the debates at
Washington while the electoral count
was going Gu last winter. After the
obstreperousness and profanity OF yes.
terday John Bull cannot crlticise our
parliamentary manners with very
good grace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12
A surpIu. or southwestern Peaches.


st. Louis Republican: The peach
crop In southwest Missouri Is so large
that the farmers do not know what
they are to do with 1t. A meeting was
recently held at Springfield TO consid-
er the matter and see what terms
could be secured from the railroads for
carrying fruit TO market. There was
general EXPRESSION that II would be
useless to ship peaches TO 81. Louis, as
experiments In that direction heretu-
fore bad resulted In failure. One farm
err said he had watched the St Louis
market for seven years, and II had
never offered him any Inducements,
as the prices were too low. Another
did not believe that even II the st.
Louis prices should prove satisfactory,
the railroads would offer rates low
enough to admit Of shipping profit,
and unless some other disposal OF the
surplus could be made, they would
have 10 dry II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12

st. Louis Times: The first act OF
Grants administration was the worst,
and should be sufficient 10 drive the
republican party out. Of existence. IL
was entitled nan act 70 strengthen the
public credit and provided that
bonds for which the government had
received my cents on the dollar In
currency, and which had been con-
tracted 70 be paid 10 currency, should
be paid at par In coin. 10 should be
remembered that this atrocious svlu-
die did not receive . single democratic
vote In either the house Or the senate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12
HERE AND THERE.
Forgery and EmbeEziement, AEgre-
eating Eighty thousand Dollars.

Forgery and Embexziement, Aggre-
eating Eighty thousand Dollars.
New ORLEANS, August ll.-Edward
Fulton, ex.tax collector Of the first dis.
trict, and Louis Lsun, late of the firm
Of Carr x Laun, Is In custody OF spec.
ial officer, having arrived from San
Francisco. Fulton IL charged with
the embezzlement Of nearly $4,000 Of
state funds. H9 gave bond Of 500
900, with ex-Deputy Collector Herwig
as one Of the bondsmen. I.aun is
charged with defrauding the Citizens
bank, by forged bills of lajlng, Of forty
thousand dollars. He was sent to the
parish prison in default Of bail. His
partner, Carr, is implicated in the
same transaction and Is also In prison,
falling to furnish bond.
Fatal Boiler ExpIosion-Four Killed
and Five Wounded.
LAwREgCEvILLE, ILL.,, August H.
The boiler OF portable threshlng ma
chine exploded and killed four and
wounded five men.
destruction by Fire Of the woeien
Wills nj bridgeport.
BRIDGEPORT, August ll.-Seven
buildings, known as the North Bridge
port wooden mills, owned by S. 4.
Dean, Of South Adams, were set on fire
and destroyed. Little stock and ma
chinsry In the buildings, which were
uninsured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12

Inter Ocean Every shopkeeper who
refuses to let his women clerks sit
down when they are not busy, de-
serves TO be bankrupt till doopsday,
and then be made TO stand, on one
leg, through all eternity. The society
for the prevention Of cruelty to AMI
mails should take the latter up, II no.
body else will.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12
FOREIGN.

The Russians Experience Much Dlnl.
Guilty In FILLING the Ranks OF the
LandWehr The Turks Pressing
the flanks OF the Russians
With YlgOr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12

which already is as large as any in the city,
is receiving additional colossal proportions
by being arched through into the adjoining
building, and will give 1t more salesroom
than any In the state. We can supply the
wants of any one In need Of CLOTHING,
however varied, and please the taste how
ever faslidious, aud as the community have
known FOR 30 many years,do It cheap.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12
DIV Bot md Shoe lI;lltnli.

Is also being enlarged, aud as we desire to
open the now Department with new aud
fresh stock, Great Reductions have been
made. We urge upon all to call ard inspect
, 1877-08-23


party Of Sscramentana returned home last
evening from trip u the mountains, bringing
with them two deer etins, one wildcat sktn, and.
few other troph1cf, including two tarhn!ulas-dest
ones. They had little Incident attending the
transportation OF these specimens which occa-
sioncd considerable alarm. 1t occurred In Cache
Creek Canon, on Wednesday. ~ they wcrc return
lnx home. The tarAntu1an, for lack of better re.
ceptaclc. were inelo+ed IN ctgaf.box when
canVht abont days ago, and this boz. carefully
tied up was deposited beneath the seat OF the We.
hfclC. Whilu they were toltihv through The canon
the seat clipped, and tho two men occupying 1t
Jog, q IL wagon. one q Mem .tfqek the evsr.
on1. crushed II, and immediately felt that sone-
thing had hurt him y K'ancs thoNea kim
that hs was =, resting on The ,, tarans alas;
hls han.ls behind him, ~ though dcslrous
OF lifting himself ont Of hls boots. he bounced
wildly siong the road. then turned and mate ios
dylnri Why ,!oni you Aurry:" The other three
tncn-therc were fonf IN the paEty-stAchrd sinai.
tsnsoasy for the 1emt!ohn., broke Of the cork In
of the neck OF the detnl}ohn. n time, broke
tho cntEe concern and neatly all the contents wcsa
lost. About pint Of the liquid was savrd. huw.
sser. and wlthoat saving = much - Here.
lie began to feel better. AMI eventually felt 20 re.
tnarkabIy we'll that It VA. evident the p1!son had
been forced to succumo. Then the work Of
strengthening up tho content. q the wagon was
lifted out and examined. when behold: the hbuss u
were found perfectly ifcc--. ant 70 dry ami stfI
that It wa. evident that they had been dead more
tln.n twenty. -four honrs while couple Of lacks In
the broken cover Of the box conveyed 4 very good
hfnt an to tho nature Of the Injury which tha bold
hunter lad declared to bo taraatnta bites.
, 1877-08-23
JUDGE I'ITMAS's PET LAMB.

.&u[ ANfffT N fhS fHt4HflQhfH IfffFffH.
Judge litman elort time ngo bouRh. pct lamb
goot-sixcd lamb. and strong and vigorous, bn, tho
Judge said he preferred thst kind. because tho
children wonld be icaa likely 10 hurt II. On the
day that Il came hume they turned It into the front
yard, where It strnycd about, nbb'in3 tho gra'e,
white the Judge Tied up his geruniums. Mrs. PIT
man hal tho children III the house. nnd she was
fcading TO then. from. book description II the
character1ftcA of lambs. The account aaid ~ TIC
LAMB IL one uf tho must playful and innocent Of
animals 10 kind and meek IL It thas il. tatns ha.
sweetness Of disposition. It mover 1n}ures any
one, nnd when Il IL attacked It always *uflerb
hun,by nrl In silence. There r. something SO
beautiful about the gentle ttt1c animal that -.
Just at this point Mrs. trtman was interrupted
by the voice Q! the Judge coming from thr front
ynrd. 1t sounded as II b. we're lu tIfarcss Of rome
Kind. The whoe family ncw out upon the porch,
mil there they raw thnt pct lamb. whose name Nas
Judge. II would butt him IN ttir rcar and Knock
him over, md then II would buit him on tho legs.
mud batter him on thG t1bs. nnd plunge itn head
Into Ills stomach. and Jam Il. ekull against III.
chest. When he rose It but.ca his shins. and
when he stopped over 10 ruo them II bu.tcd h!s
brnd. Then II buttcd him generally wherever
chauce prrscntcl itaclf. aud when it hnl doubled
the Judge all up unde! TIC Norway maple Il butel
yate to fragments, busted two rai,nHs Oh Of the
fence, and danced on down the street. hlttih- At
the boxes, the hitc'tngpost' and the north.
west wind.
ciut and brought Il honc t1 tho Judge. and et,tsc
tucnlIy, when they had the hind icK for tlfn.Irr.
the Judrc obaersca to Mrs. Ptran ihit from the
mannct In which thai iar,lp cut he should believe
thnt Il was born during tho war Of is1! and that II
should 20 down and sec the mau who A0ld 1t 10 HIM
fur q lamb and bang him With club.
, 1877-08-23

Stit l0FH lJOf4A,
Al the cattle show: ucutteman, with solcmnity
-.'Bia. Florence. do you love beas.s," "Lady,
with ytvacliy-"Am to consider that ~ 4 pro.
posal?"
Scene laid at q theatrical agency: Agcnt-H Your
line Of btx>" Actor-'Low comedy" Ageut-
''iou'vo played in-s" Aetor-"'The Strun.
ger' .ThS Two Orphans 'The--." Avent-
''Thoso aln't cometles." "That don't
been received with ro.rs of lauxhler.''
:. Three young swells arc a,ated IN bench Iu Tho
IIl!cries G4Eden with young WOMAN, and one VI
them danceS on Ills kur1 child Ut r. beAutIfu( ~
~ anEat. A lady psss,n.. struck With the chtlds
beaAty. ranssA and snys lu tho young ni4n. Your
deeply, and answer In chorus. "ies, m.
About to take country vcat: Possible tsnant-
s'ThcFe isn't much OF u view" l.apdl0rI-'. Not
Huca of y RstsW2 VIM fsou, tho front windows
you LOOK right out un the railroad statun." L. 7.
n-,.,,dHs Kso"' pal ta1t i.at Rarticarly pleasant
peo'ls running t9 catch tue cars au4 missing sLem
Not pleABsnk, tRdced!"
Ons winters day tho Abbs O., worthy AlsatIan
rrlcst, "as wandering through the youds with Aix
thFee.coFneKed hat unaer his arm, when he met
sone ps who be .sksd he They
yont nat. pa.:on ealfs head Il only good hot"
thug lton. tOl with your caubecns, YOU thieves Vt
The world, Piss' hcads sEs only good cold!
Aseflvant OF the Ono Hundred aud Tenth meets
sat ~ ,oa Seoax ~ te'a
and Tenth" She -'.Iiow lucky, Nv nj, i. in
the Hundred and Eleventh. rYht asst to VOW
VIII you tsie hsu tl!s haunt" iIe-"Wttl. pleas.
scfgennt's mcs4 OF lhe Ono Hundred and Ycnlh for
linuar ns3t dsy.)
, 1877-08-23

e. ,h BE- r,fc,el '.s,c ,'.er.,c !,s;.
s:.a srn. y" s,n,- .hsE l.. Il''ti.sd. nal WI d.
~ ~ y :';'
;'1 * y t. i':s'F tss f" Il en-
Il g. s% y;
'1st s,x2ss ,s.'ea. .as ssi''.'si 4
In order to = fall Undertaking Of ,thla con.
!. being contributed to .he ss.et. to make up tho
deficit aforesaid" VA not contributed In cash,
bnt was e. s.n % shs .s. =
$500. 200 IN ca.h. win Mr. Futl,ss deny thls'.
"Now, therefore. IN consideration uf the pscnitcs
aud d!asIus ont :as T. 6 s..H. sfo"F Sf FurSst 10
nnnt nave r. cent ot al psemsams eta and 90 Res
ssit Of tee for ts1 ~ asp
that u he hail continued In olco for the entire aye
n 5 aer H. Inc NJ e e
ytsi9n Of the agreement tbat Tic contract may 10
ytnrs BY m agreement of the tonpsny. phrty Of
hrtt pust and NJ Fnrber, party Of second part bat
e @ o. IT. tnt II e faa.
troc, Of majority Of tho stock Of The Company.
anu WQ9 aHNn ku6 nEaN8 oSth tup PHthF vi
tho frst part md party of the tecnnd .pnrt. No
t!at. i Mr. Fnster. tlls party of she al't part,
part. hal drawn ont enough 10 Compensate Mr.
Fnrbcr Of the second part fcr the 500 600 tss0,,
o1o second mortgage and $500, QUO drawn outl,
with intu.c.t. and fnrpcnsation for services rem
dcrea and risks incurred, then Mr, Furbcr Of Tie
rsl part could cancelthe contract Bat II lhete tw
FHrbcEs could not aRsec. then the Mr. Furber of
the frat part could chooAe one referce
anl MI. Fnr1er, PARTY Of The second part. conld
erees eon.l cilnotc a Third Furber rcfcrrc, aud
these three Further referees could decide whether
Mr. Furber Of tho second pnrt ehonfd girc M hs
iAt contract. 1t IL believed further comment
10 not necessary untcr this hcad
Nr. Fafher now saya thas thlr Chicago Commit.
look at T. this Committee, In common with thou
esn's Ut policy. y.hoidere. have been ''cn.sing
1ali :" for Mr. Fnrber and his crew altogethor tuo
long. AZ We have discovered That Mt. Fueber hny
carried on must Of our dab. our proposition Is that
Mr. Furbcr shnll ''go ashore" and be made to
pay back for the fsh lie has carried off.
GEORGE SHERWOOD.
, 1877-08-23
A wELL-Tn.AISED MOUSE.


It Is curious vet historicsi fact that prisoners
who ure sentenced for life often tran some Insect
OF animal which becomes tho one aolace Of their
rrtsun hours. Ono Of the most curious cases "
That Of Andersen, tho murderer now In our county
jail, awaiting a new ttial. lie s0tnu time ago
caught mouse In hIa cell, Gagged him, and has
carefully trained him. Andersen will hold q
Atrstl: suspended from his tlngcra md IN broken
English culnu,hHd tho mouse to ''up. llsc u
sailor, whcEcupuu liu little ansmal will lay hold
OF the string with his feet and climb to the rsls-
oners hand. Ths Mpuse will also stt 1t command
on i,,s hind lcgs on tea.eup. wifi crawl ap s''e
k!s ne.c, and anal,y Jump from thu man's head
to blu hand: completing his performance
with graceful how. Ono Of tl,u mnst Interesting
things concerning tho history Of this little acEutat
Is tho great lnvo 1t llas for The prisoner. When
Andersen wss moved a few weeks Ag0 to another
and darker cell the mouse WIS Lost. and although
carefully sought after by ito keeper. cnutd not ba
found. Andersen was deeply Ertesc! oyee the dis:
appearance Of his tiny cpmp!nlon which he feared
hhd been killed. and even tku prison Officers cx-
prrsted regret that tho little creature should have
dropped 10 completely and myptcstnuev ont nf The
dnli rputtne OF prison life. Great WIS tho Joy.
theref0tc, of Andersen and Ut Ill, when one dsy
tho mouse made liz appearance at the duUr Of An
Gersens ncw cell. and running In, Resumed IT. nc.
cistumcj place by Tho prIsaner's Elc. II ~ matA
that tho little antnR Eeenled ~ greatly rcJocud ns
its mater over th4fcNnt0n.
, 1877-08-23


81. Louis was steamboat town. Eha built her
self the river, and Ill hcf ways are the wayl Of
steamboat men. Tue idea Of river man IL to be
pilot, pcExon Of vast authority, nnd SLOW diguacl
besslng; 4 e1eature Of magnificent watch -ehatn,
whose daily beverage was Tho cholcest Kentucky
whisky. This u thu bedrock Of = St. Louis
mans IDEA OF life. Thu average citizen y .1ow in
hl4ldess and With belief that tho whois Southwest
belongs to htm Ills model Statesman lsrom Benton.
lu thirty Yvars' service fn tho United States Som
nlc, tho 0ny scntencc Ut Toms worth preserving
". "Thcta ID the East. ThcEc " India" They
have 1t cut In 4 monument of him, up at ths La
fayrttu Park. Ja4t how this geographical tats "
to Affect 81. Louls docs not apI.aF And ret they
repeat II over With Il kind Of AVS. st. Louis used
to plume hsr.eif upon hs1 wealth. nut lately teis
fond dfsAn of civic pride hSI tcra dtsslpatcl LIEF
banks nave proved rotten, hsr .n.u1auss com,
p4ules swIndle.. hpr great htidxe Is bankrupt. aud
her Industries are pAfuiyled. slo eiatMa ~ oe .
rival Ut ChicAgo. chicIZu has been The ntm1lo
.l1pshcs; st. Louls the slow sailing. The ~.
jacens territory shs. see. tzIbuta1J 70 hs.
muss eutetprs.nR rival. ITO let. ]" j. ehalksd al1
otcE her front. heuts. to.day, arc cheaper au her
midst 1oth for business and pf!snio pufposes. than
IN Peoria. Hes business hAi !e!t 1hs river, aad
Fsns up town. But even up- town one m!.sss the
bosy, eager crowds thai usad " make her thor
oAXhtAEes te1ouAnt with th4 hum uf tsaniC. lac
walls u 1hy soo1aeru Hotsl stul stsnI, ; threat.
, 1877-08-23
TIE IMpROnABLE IN WAR.


Every man who has ever been In tho thick Of q
1ght kunws that .teall appearances, thu Escape Of
any n,an 80 p!acetata utterly improbable, II uut
well nEgh Impossible aEsn. uullcts fly a.ouna him
thick AZ hall: shells burst aud sulld shot sctcan.
around Ills head for hours. That some ono Of the
thousand mIss,es shall hit him seems 10 bc alnust
inevitable: and yet In very few bsttles t!oes one
man ia Ten suata,n my sort VI harIi. Tbs writer
q Tits article has seen shrtcen.!ne m"rtas shei!
square, In which eight men were stand.
iur. without dotng harm to any ons Of
occurrence would k!ll every ,uan - e1ro.s1. bst
in pnotAer case within tho writer's knuwletacc, q
cafss0n cl!eat. with seventy FIVE pounE4 VI ewtcs
tn Il, exploded without tnl urlnva min. who was
sitting on 1t u tho tiuo l1uptu,at'lc things 81
eontay 'os @ napRs 10. !s,s 10 9,ar
mortat PIT fourteen feet ,sep, lying e.oss u thS
whlcl. rau,e from = distance Of not lcss thnn =
thousand yards. and passed through 1ns mans
lungs. 1t lad probably struck trbbtt' OF sonle
Other object IN front. which caused 10 III apwarA
and aftcEward 10 fall bchinu thu hl9h patAput. Al
any fats, II killed tho tt1au,
, 1877-08-23
sHERWo0D's REPLY TO FuRBER.


cu1cAoo, Aug. .0.-As Sir. Furbcr st!ll found.
era under tho arratsnmcnt Of certain nyuscs antl
facts nadc Ia my statement to the meeting OF
policy -holdcFs Aug II, 1t seems to be necessary
10 say few words In reply:
First, desire to say that did say at tsid meet.
iHa tnat "Wc caulo 10 the couciuston, and tia
after thorough investigation, That these pcaons,
aicssrs. Wtggin and Furbcr, who wers tutrultsl
with the lnM0nss orphan flni, were Installed In
thclf places through corruption aud fraud. snd
their management has been reckless, cruel, and
criminal tn high degree" Challenging tho CON, .
n,iltec to meet hin, In Hartford Or 10
ltaso them to prove thelr churgcs in court Ut us.
tee In Illinois, Will not bo regarded Logical or
satisfactory answer on tho part Of sir. Furbcr.
fn spectat dispatch 10 TUE TM1nrs1 Of scstcr.
day Mr. Fuster Ia rupostcd to sayt s'In reply TO
Mr. saorwoods Charge Of reckless management, I
will cai the gontlcman's attention to tho dyurcs tn
my communication Of yesterday, showing au In.
management Of 3slV. 4sJ 10 In tssnty .uontbss TX
couf.-s my natl.ty ta understand tlio hguFes A.
lndr4 ~, aud thus rrcfrr not to cnansu the Issue,
uEe4 have already tilas. aud which II ycen.s u
.Me 20 understand; isi Spw, e Ae: f9rbet knows
wrong, and nut cover them up by 4 multitude Of
other contradictions outsIIr u tho Ntalcucuts
Involved. In answer to my statement that III.
tIon. he refsrs ~ h.s famous contract, saying
that it was submitted to prominent gentlemen
in Hartford, and bJ them thoroughly discussed and
pppFoYsu," :" Now, / undertake. tu say TINT I la,
lste thiy coniruct was a roFrnut har;,In inrtvccn
W. ussti I'll n.ss ~ 51a."ps ~ sa@A ott"tIH
Mr. Malkicy aua Slt' Fufter, anI that 70 intelll-
HEut PCrt1n c1h Eea1 II, C9uttea with lis design
Auu rrsultf, without coming to tho conclusion tat
it vas '.crfminal In q AIsA desrcr. -
That 4 may bc understood BY the policy holders.
Ieaom's |ae 'aa1ons CONTACT, which ~ ~ lolo"s;
This agrrcrlent IHa1a lhl4 18th 11r Of November A.
D., 1878 w aud Ih4rcf OAK Lie. iusar.
CuluLauJ Ut tue GtY VI Hartford III ihe sate u
sr u lhs Cj oi Sew iork, party o1 this second slt
Whereas upon careful 4autu4ttop tuto the a1atrs
Ut The sa(l nE.t p1TtY It wss the OIio ii thY lo,fi