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, 1877-01-02

ANOTHER PASSENGER ON THE pALATlNE.
Ths truin over tho Like Shore l. Michigan
Southern which should hayo arrived here yes
tcrdaY morning did not get III until about
O'Clock In the afternoon, owing to tho detention
by tho snow-storm OF the train oyer tho New
York Central. On board were two gentlemen
who had been on the wrecked tratn, but who
had escaped with only slight injuries. and Mr..
John =. Farve,1, Of this city, rcturnInt, frn,u
hit fr,,itles. search oftsr ,ic rcmaIna - ;, -
I,,t.. At'~' ''S '''AA'''s " -
oasse' .-.-..
, 1877-01-02
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. HEAlTH.REsORIs

Tho belt Of country extending from Santa
Barbara to San Diego. In Southern California,
has been described Is possessing unusual Ut
trset!ons as ssnltasluM for inyallds at all
seasons, and particularly In winter, by reason Of
Its equab1e, geulal climate, dry Or, e1ubeIant
vegetable and fruit products, aud charming
sicrra Nevada, which abuts upon the OCEAN, tho
California coast Is seuilttop!rsl, and exempt
from the raw wla4s and fogs ~hirh, at tilnrs.
trouble Sau Frauciscu, aud froSt and snow mrs
pnly by ! sea yoyaXgc, tho principal cities, Los
Angeles, San Befnarliao, Anahrlu, san Diego,
and e&nfa Barbara, haYe been extensively visited,
aud lave giyen 1ssa to uuabeF OF superior b.
tets 1t each pIaes. Tue extension Vt the South
esn Pacific Railroad, some 90 miles southeast
Of Ban Franelsco, la4 recently annexed this
whole fertile aud attractive rrKtoo " the cesl.
, 1877-01-02
Maximum thrrnlnnletsr. i2& nalnthlunl U.
GKskIAL u8&xRTA1Iuka. ..5....
tutC AlIo, J&u, i-Mtlnilht,


BPfc70I NfpdFeK 70 7HS 7t7ba0s.
hero to-day IL tte worst Il, Ut least thirty years.
The snow Is eight to ten tnvhes deep on the
level, aud still falling and drifting fast. 1t has
lecn almost impossible to get about tie streets:
shine, urcosdIng 10 the almanac. tho streets IRE
unilghtcd, md nearly ilnpassable.
WAsnlNoIos, D. e., Jan. lilo p. .n.-lhe
streets t.en!ght arc fully Gnee.lesp ytth s.,ow:
tonight.
NHw ORLEANS, L., Jun. Ia slcct and snow
sto1ul lust nlght extended ~ far south u
Osyka. Two feet ri suow tell u Holly 5prtngs,
fourteen fucIes At jackson and rIcksburE, q
ioot ut Shreveport AMI Monroe. aud four inelics
Il Osyka, delaying trims. breaking down trie-
grapI-wircs, aud lntesEuptlng communication.
, 1877-01-02

sYnAcrsr, y, Y, Ian. 1.-The Remington
House, formerly tue ST. Charles Hotel, was bad.
ly damaged by lire this morning. Losers-A.
&. Hotter, landlord, ss,'no; fully Insured !;
Cookies Il Flint, druggists, 4,0oo to t5,o00: liz
surarcc, 1880; L. 7. IIows * Co., booksellers
$5,XU; Insurance, s5,tU1; Thomas ". Daskt on
Il Co., booksellers. ubout $ll ON; fully Insured!
The ..uiAln. was owned BY the Syracuse lni-
verify and College NJ Missions. II WIS dam.
aged $J,uaU tu 81, w; insured.
, 1877-01-02

Hurnrtt's lt4toi,.---Sn rart or our p1,ys-
icaf organization " more worthy of tatelnI attep.
ton than the *kln. Its delicate strurturc and
etluctiuns, whether arising from tunburl. from
dust: Or the CHANGING afr and wind. Hnrnet&'s
ka!fton IN prepared e1prerrly 10 remove nIl these;
and the result Of IT, udc Ia perfectly healthy at.
ton. and softncss and loveilners Of texture that
health alone wilt induce.
, 1877-01-02

DEATH or 4 pls0RACED MINISTER.
ALEXANDRIA, jan. 1.-The death OF the
khe''ige's Finance MiniateE, who vas recently
dismissed In disgrace, Il officially announced.
, 1877-01-02

10 &As EIIsor a TAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jau. 1.-Aany suggestions will b.
made, and none probably will bs adopted, In ref
eEenee to the terrible accident At AshtAeuls. There
, 1877-01-02
GERMANY.
THE EMPEROR.

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The Emperor William to-day
held grand reception, to which all Generals of
the army were specially Invited, It, honor Of the
scIentseth annaEe rsary Ut hla entry futo the
ArM5s
, 1877-01-02
The WEATHER.

WAsn1soroS, Jan. 2-l 4. nl.-F"r The Upper
Lake ItcRioa and the Upper Mississippi Valley,
rIsng barometer, northwest aud norillcrly
winds; colder and partly cloudy or clear
weather. ..--....
LOCAL onIEaFATtoxs.
, 1877-01-02
Arp 1yILS11SG1.UN. uI:I..

AT WILMINGTON, DEL.
WILMlSaroy, Del, Jan. 1.-Willla1n Isrtxht's
axle n,a1utartory anl eurl~nter shop. With
buttlsng establishment mud nix sutail a,ol.ses All
Joining, were destroyed by lire this morning.
Loss, e.. .0tO.
, 1877-01-02

DELHI, Jan. l.-Fictoria was today pro
claimed Empress here and throughout 1udl:
with great ceremony.
, 1877-01-02
QCEATICNADLE.

To the Editor a TAe Tribune,
CHICAGO, Jan. Hind tho Inflated train at
Ashtabula had the same Kind Of automatic
brake rs is no,r In use ou the Chicago, Mtlwal-
Ike d Vt. Paul Railroad, the best half Of It's hui
maa freight would never hare gone down [n
that creek. FACfs.
, 1877-01-02

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEw YoRx, Jan. t.-Arrlre1, the steam ships
Adriatic, from Liverpool, and the ALPS, fro,a
A.pinwat.
pLraocru. Jan 1.-Arrivcd, thc steamer Gel
1crt, from New York.
, 1877-01-02

Throat diseases often commence with a
cold, cough. or unusual exertfon OF tho yo,ce
'.Drown's bronchial Troches." which, II uce|ect-
ed. often result in chronic trouble Of the throat
, 1877-01-02

Mrs. Winalow'a Soothing Syrup, for chill
tion, atlays all phin. Sure to regulate The bowels
, 1877-01-02

1solan.l's Aromatic bitter Wine Of Iron Ii =
rch!edy for nervous debility, Impoverished blood,
andimpaiFed digestion. Depot, % Clark street.
, 1877-01-02

Thsse tus st4E may b. hell any tnaa pfeta'
oIs n fhs holding Vi 1ha 6iAta CUnt elttuh.
Cfkua u. Ac{OHAfCA*
fxox&a SAr11xr, ssc1etsIx. esalElHaAa
, 1877-08-17
TIE LAST OII..WELI4.
OF cir {Iat.} DtrFicG.

"What, an itons"
"What IL III" wa inquired.
"I'yo got the dutndest Item you ever hern toll
tn. struck m tle-wcll on MY lease Monday,
an she Howell q stream Of ila 100 feet high
straight up for half IN hour. Then she kinder
died down. Qnc VI my titillers WAS standing
over the hole when she suddenly squlrtcu again,
au' blast my eyes II It didn't take that drllor
right up with 1t. The stream was a powerful
Que, you sec. an be went up 100 feet. You've
seen thoao little balls d danca about on top Ut
those little squirting fountains such as they have
In the cittcsf Yes; waal, that'a tho way thls
thug acted; and there's tlat air dFller right up
on top Of that 100 tut column Of crude lie, aud
he's dancing a4out HE chaH III fanulns. s.mlH.
What do you thiuk Of that 'una
+" How long has be becA up t4ercl"
About four days aud four utshts.h
," He must be very huusry by this time.
Doesn't he coms down to get something to
eatl''
"Why, VIC uns Just put plate Of hasl. In this
strcaIa Of liz and It takes 1t up to him, you sec.
And IT, mighty handy, a. tu lnda hls ytuals
ter.n
:" But he must have frozen 10 death BY this
tlme.h
"Why, man, we'sa scnt sent him up Oh tho
same stream bed and bedding. sl,nll stove an
wood, an we're going to build him sn!ala
eoa,s s,! snd then be eau lss thsn rs seomfoftahls
Ills face was a. Innocent Of ltcclt - piece
ot taunca leather, aud wlen le asked to lave
hEs uafnc put down ~ dcsd4eaA subscriber tur
Information he had given VIC tiln't have the
hea1t to hurt bis feelings.
, 1877-08-17
TIE MUSE Dr MICHIGAN.

Aee }aFR kF<rfn0 fnff.
A few days ago, while quoting some extracts
from hook Of poems written by Miss Tor Mrs.)
Moore, We took occasion to obscrvs that tho
State Of Michigan, where the lady lives, hal not
yet become famous Tor lis pocts. II deeply
g5ieved us 10 say 40, although we did not sor.
row rs those pcrsous DO who hare no hope.
The gratifying intelligence now reaches us that
Mr.. Joseph Richardson Farke, another Michigan
poet, has published 'tPocms intellectual and
Moral" d work which, in connection with Af!ss
Tor Mrs. )sAfu0re's, will certainly make that Com
fnoawraltll altogether famous for soul-stlrring
metrtcat composition.
bered, WIS entitled "Htntimenta1 sonR- Book, u
and was male up, ot pathetic and entirely
"trnthful" pieces, like chat one, for .instancc,
which described the sad fate Of Maryette:
She was before tbe looklng.Rlaas, poor girl, her
She wa1 taken ltlnd. she nearly fell she only gave
moan:
Her friend. ihsy es.sht herln their arms. and laid
shu was handsome Ma1ette, the ttty Of the West.
But Nr. joeeph Richardson Tarkes poetry IL,
~ the tttlc.pare Justly says, "intel!cetnal and
moral," the former quality prrdomnatlng:,
book. But 40 "tatellcctual " is tile poet that
two short extracts from 1!s paipitatfug verse
Will furnish not only Gn adequate conception OF
Of his trauseeident mental strength, but also
employment sufficient 10 occupy the fargest
number OF spare hours that are likely, in there
sMelteriHg DAYS, to be Elyeu to purely meta.
physical gymnastics:
'.Thc et1ta,'ous fr.!taRc OF the eiobc,
ane e fn.gsy
With lurch d<caduout," etc.
And again!
.'And hox shall he that bears tho crimson stain,
And awful haseundsety Of blood,
, 1877-08-17

the homc of the Tm,hn' t'a,,tuumcnt Lem,
adsTtrd 10 IL tie ',1cs ] II Tic tic "l"ai ..t,Ir Tie II:
t"tl Is rf the pn,rcs, ,,,,nliiy, nmt tY walerci;
ors nrc compelled To En fru1n t,r!y tn forty
miles for au.lcua IL I'LL their contra. IT, while
DISTANCE OF twenty miles down The river. Or or
Crazy Woman'- Fork. would have lccn IN flne
~ rEi,nAsnxr rosr
established near the base u the tnountatpa ut
any 'of the numerous streams iron,
Crazy WDmnn's Fork tu Tic Bio
Tongue, Little Dig Horn, Or Biz itorn Rivers,
would tlrnw nt,olit Il tho connr season ecktlcrs
In sllch numbers tI,at they wo,lltl lie able III
few years 10 protect themselves, and thus et-
llans. In tint region. ii actual war il
fosccs by % 1,arches % and C eoun,orinAreles @ lv
until the cilemy is completely mystllcd. Per-
III Tic loratiun of their posts, aud ! have dill.
gently inquiries, The rc..so,, why bad 1antts are
preferred 10 fine fcl, valleys for this purpose,
md hare been unal,le to obiai any explanation
tta,,rcs to prnyr TINT citizens, when thcy
find III anY particular focal,tf sufficient induce.
mcnts, will effect permanent Io,1gmcnt there,
EVEN tiousl, IL be The ycry heart uf tie ftutnes
Of The sayages, ayc, crcn tln,nth ubon rceer-
crnn,cnt. Thc Indian aucst!on I,as ions M been
presented to the Government, md
n sfilt IN very unsettled con-
ti,fon. Our lttlie army Is Too few nnd
sy sss sesn IT, ae s y te 9eeaeG I
Of insignificant tfetacliucpls for many ycnrs
past, aid the still hostile attitude Of 4OG lodges
Of Sioux mil tic whuIe nf another powerful
oe iDr ioss n ssE .sa. antnFs i % tso Ss %a,s
to sce that encouragement Le gwen
settlers, both IN the maltcr Of tho
, 1877-08-17
A SNIDE REFORM EIl!

m','..s ....,. '."." H., ~ n.'see "n ~"
.,.s.,..ss ,.,ss. ~. -. ~ "lo." . a.Au-
~ ~. nr...'t,as,s.. A' ""o "''''F"
sa.s,nI n,.na,s, =, ~. rs.u.
ELolN, ill.,, Aug. 1G-Naryin ii. Boyco Ia
known throughout tho lcuat., and brcadth Of
four States. 1Io is phllantlroplst; he Is COM
Iass'ouatc' 'nild' a''d sy'upathlzlne, aud Inns
disposition to treat Other human beings With
tcnlcrnrss and mercy. lie Is humane, and has
burning love for ali mankind, a bcnoyolen.o
.o"a.as W.. ",'o'e Aaa" 'av' aha s'anaa
ever scaay 10 10 goou u all aleas Ills especial
hobby Is tho "abolItfon of capital punfsluneht,
which with him Ia fayorito and eycr.recur-
ring theme of tl.sru,,rsc. tbo,oht. nni rtrort.
III. i. ~. ,,ra,, ill., ,s,-i. ...I @" .,.N,'
ints =" 's s'oa. Iie'"ofS, at'o hls slccp p1cas
nights. Ills laoorious days. Ills Btatly,
ana travel havo been devoted entirely
no.o nj ,s er,..cncc",ne a,,ro",,,e ~ :,
rrnt.t,n... 49,, 49,. ", ,'.'' ~.
a"'.'t @s,a s"u 'sPsa' VI a' 'an ea'eI'oh-
ing hangaag' T51tcli, ho says Is judicial snurdcr.
For ccarly twenty years this phllanthropst
has {n,5,ortuncd Legislatures. .xn,xc] r1ltnrs.
,crturtti. ttxrourx,,y h,.,r., .n1 I,ss,s.a, -.
I'm co,,.e H. sS.'rss..s 49, anu ,., .s ~
snu eA"so Nv top'sseats' ue ues'ses tliat no
no1Y shall meet with a violent death, a'ld this
llulnane principle was, ho aaJs, strongly alYo-
Gated by Ills futher hcforc him.
Ills fatber was an Ohl,,an or poo1 family .,5
Anus = .,,.,.l,.. - f,..,.u. ~
.'''su a,eH."es VI cohENess slafvh Received
thorough English and classical education. and
WA considered 4 brilliant scl,o,ar. Passing uyor
l(e carly life, We find hl,u in Wisconsin in lsx-,
Enr t,,, y.ors NJ, h,urtc1 fho l..1.,.ttas hs,,.
~, .'a ,ea'a Nv aaan'sa 1he les,s!atYe hal's
isi g. aa'son' uIHs .aa aaaptoa q! l''s htl!s Tor
.,o.i aI AMY w., "tn .ne HeatA pena1ly' He shud"
" aS'sa w ~ tas'i " AuaM n!oN!. He claiih'
" lSensIct y " tA.nlsla 9F Eas'e aaf!hg that
pcIot., ai,i " IL estl0ateu that hc collected
suu.ses'psiona st,e.e.p ~ tns ah'o,tns u sl50o tn
VI. sai.ous pn''s. Wus'as l1o !attet part OF
t. sata xpu.', nuuuI teot tle commenced TO
noss1W a ", onsy' ana whsn ~ cfSalt9ss gsea,ne
ss1o hun ~ he removed 10 tlllho1s ie has
!aoofea W'tn ihe etate Assenlbeh of Michigan,
ollso, Alll lit!ana 70 gam Ills great Object, unt
!as haet WIN yasleti stlatess tor tic pase ten
a ySafs s!e as hee! regular attendant u thu
!l!inols i.eEts!atust. ~ the luhhy, upon the
,,t; npf; sysry"ieLe , 1 is lorclble arE4mes. hIs
aatca alall ready tongue, have made lAyurabla
impressions.
ilavtHs exhausted the subscriptions collected
ioF TUG cause uf relornl. he has, Ut times, been
in M straitened circumstances, and eyer ais ready
wits hare supplied hin. with sehetbcs to obtail
wealth from the aympasAixing, erclutous, and
nnsuspeet!ng public. Ills houEs at ho1ne aro
lev9lsl to writing letters by the thousands to
WcAlthY auI pFuMllient gentlemen In All purts
, 1877-08-17
CURRENT GOSSIP.

KEfSOTES.
! know no way to live on Earth
1]ut 10 walk calmly day by dav,
And sow good secd to blossom fortA
With perfect bloom In the for,ayr.
Nor coun1 the richest promise worth
The humble lessons of to.day;
To live for others, not nnrse1vcr.
AMI. in this living, work one gain.
Dear hcstt! 1iYe out thy mission we'll;
Work-work through aunshIne OF through rain
And, At Ltfo's evening" who can tell
The measure Of Thy golden Rsafnt
The purple grapes bryout our reach
OFT Tempt us, and the crowns sati palma
Our sonls divtRcr things wuusd teach.
While reaching out with 1cytrcd hands,
AnI writing blInl'ly On The esnda.
VIC write for others, not ourselvcs;
And, II aomc wendrons chords We bind,
Which strfkc some hidden wires, Tia we'll;
They fcsc. into smother mind,
Just ~ the aoundinE sea In she'll
An influence most subtle, tno.
All. sweetest notes whteh rule our 1lvesI
TIL. when EaFth's cioggin1 bands arc Ftven,
We wake to End each glad surprtsc
A welcome presence home in Heaven.
CHICAGO. ExHA fAssNoRE DHowE.
, 1877-08-17

The difficulty OF the stsert-caf companies In
getting full returns from both conductors and
passengers - not contued to this country,
variety Of bcll-puuche., clock uaouitors, aud
patent depositboxts here than abroad. the
London General Uiuuibus Company was 10
much oxczrlsc4 OIL tho subJcct two Or three
au invention or scheme for ctfcctuAliy checking
passepxefs' fases, snl 1t u not known yet that
even aurh I'll incentive hAs developed tue
, 1877-08-17


Awr,ter Ia the "Conttibutors' Club u Of tho
August Atiantte .A1nthlp tells Of Ills dlslnaY
when, in speaking TO sotne English friends
about the atar.group Of tho "Dlppcr," apl oi
i'll being the only ono of ths consultations
whoso appcarauen really conforms with tho
name, hu was met With tho blank 9ucry:
t'What is dipperl'
Here" 10 sars, "were people with whom
could talk for m hour abou. Locke, Berkeley,
Upper wasl"
When he tried to explain, the result wsA.
y lsdte! We understand. OH yes. A
!atlicth
"la tha case" the writer adds, "not only
the words but the thlngs varied; that Is, they
don't have sdppers,' strictly sorcaIled, III En-
gland."'
Whca Prof. Proctor was asked By tho editor
Of 81. INLcholas to wrtts q paper on she coastcl-
lstEon Of the shipper" l,u appeared cmbar-
rasaed tor 4 tnomeNt, and then salI,
"Oh! You n,tan tbs 'Clcaser,' We call that
constellation the 't1eayer' IN England"
, 1877-08-17


As every one knows who knows anything Of
tho tricks aud manners OF Socrates, that re-
tpectablc philosopher never converted except
by asking questions. II lie wantcd to express
the opinion that xantippc had put too much
lard In the pEe-crust, he would begin by pro-
pounding to her q series Of seemingly Irrelevant
questions, with the view OF ultimately leading
her Into m inadycTtant admission Of the evils
Of excessive lard. HIS famous couveraation
With Aleibfades, In the course Of which llc co,,-
yiNcfd tic hitter Of tho no-e1tatcncc Of Ills upg,
furnishes fair example Of what VIC hare coule
to call the socrAtlcs method; aud, a. the uta-
lCEue has never been translated into English, d
brief extract fsu1n IL Will not bc out oi place
here.
s.-They tell me, Q Alcibta11es, that you ha ve
cut of your dogs iaI1.
little battle-ax.
s.-What u a doga IL # not au animal with
four legs and tail
A.-You say truly.
s.-Then your dog Is not dog, for It Is an
animal with four legs, set without q tall.
Al SEQ that must admit IL.
b.-but Will also admit that neither among
Greeks, nor yet among barbarians, ts thcre ati
animal Mhist,| having four icgs, has no tail.
s.-How then can You claim that yau hare the
very animal which docs not exstI '
Ally Zeus, tAakc no such claim.
s.-Ihcn you sec fou haye no dog.
1t waa ny this method OF croAs-QucsttonIuv
that Socrates achieved q tremendous rcputa.
ic did not adhere to Ills cariy custom Of always
having three or four people about him whusc
business It waa to admit everything. Unfurtu-
latclY, ha tell Into the habit Of asking every
body a4cstluus, tn consequence OF which hjs
h!ons'suncr1ng feaow'ctt1zens finally had To Kill
, 1877-08-17

The lion Ia the king OF beasts, but the COW u
the boa-
Thoaa dreadful Russian oulFaYes arc what in
sages tho Turks. A Russian kuoutragsil enough
to make any m1n mad
When man Il working for bis boarl, and the
employer cuts bis salary dovu 81 per cent, theu
times s5e luteed what Won might ell hard. aud
, 1877-08-17
"GNEAT NEWS.H
Hr1Sfuh TkrHaft.-

Bumnlessrn returned home last evening In i,ts
normal condition Of beer, aud was asked by bis
wife what they were doing ut tho seat OF war.
"Oi', great newsh!'. said he, "gscat newst
Rush'n army At rleYna bcen aln,osh 'nihiIatsd.
Maj. seloysr hit him over head twLhc au' threw
him oyer Balkans. Soon ~ Turks saw Jay
Gould thcy canae on and Tackled lien. ksutie-
was hanging on tho ra!lups, with seIoycr pound
Ing him On head just ~ Kush'n was rctreatiug
to sibtova-.no. fncan Shellover-Ha -Bazouks
lotoxin. 'cm up-bystantlcr lnteriereI an said
twas nean thing to comInt Dull4.ian atroc-
tiles on small Mau. Gar feels awful bad bout
Juy Guula--'shpectel he'd tuok Enpstanuople
fore thIs1.n And stnile of placid satisfaction
stole over his features as he thrcw himself on
the loungs, crushing III Ills wttc's new hat, md
W.: soou wrapped In ttumbes md bis lass win.
ter'k DyrrroAt,
, 1877-08-17

rcTuisite Ingenuity. Some of the devices u.e1
IN New Yt,rlt and Philadelphia hay" ALREADY
yrItle'i considerable revenue To tI"lr awurts;
for one If them Jingle earaMlnitany Is tad
to have paid $Aj,WO.
, 1877-08-17

GtTuATioN WASTEp-As7 TEACHER IN 4 &RAll.
. Acaout as4l.tant in h!xh achool. lest Vt
tstsfvaeeA ksta II sssuIred. kudssas STUDENT.
1Elalux QIGH. -
, 1877-08-17

A fTs,nct ia :It.iash traur. md eighteen olnsf
ptcturv4 ~ ii 1l.louui u ths txs: yeu1 stAup
, 1877-08-17

IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMEROUS
+ patrons throughout Tho clt{ We hAss established
htaSsh 9nss. + ~ different tt.9as ataxaatsd
price shaFxtd u ths Asia ulIcc aud will u steised
SsiH 1.sosk T. L. ausaas lac wesk aud Until ?, M.
,W!LL!AA y WINNING. R@Sok.etles @ and ssstiuusr.
-. Y, MALpEk. EuM a1eslcf. st4tIooss, ETC.. Iuo
Wett A1Eso,!. Il, near Wg8tctn.Br.
A0HEKf Tilil1STuA. Meat slta keKs Depot, /
blue lAlAul.tf.. rorncY Of ualtel.at.
GEONaE uEAHf. bookA stsuontFy. ETC., so Dl.
y(Uun.At.
ANTON KRo0. Nsw. pepo, Stationery. stc.. s,&
4lNAukre. Az. turner u Cslpsnttr.st.
, 1877-08-17
THAT TERRIBLE JUDGE.

IHlcAaO, EHHA fA6hoHk URo6Es
..-,--
THAT TERRIBLE JUDGE.
ThcSan francisco Arupaaut In. the ffllovinp
.,t ,I1,,,t-,t,o,, ~ hog . SOW .,n.m ,.o,, ,.
~. ..ra., nluns'.a" " -. ~" Wy ema'i n,a''ef ue-
comes inagn'led in go'ng tic rounds Of the
press:
Iuf,oe fe7,o1. ot ito f.3,r c-,,,t,,1 f,rr4 m.
~. ~. ,..., -. ~ 10 .s eou., ~
'"s ~ I'' "o"e " W. oa.eh".s VI the e's, ~
late m hour r q INC night, nted ~: rIstol n the
fs oa ~ oes s ri nsaua 1a"a se'E
Judge Ferra', Of The Criminal Court, while
passing on Ills way. from Ills Office 10 Ills resi
uence one evening Iaat week, eI" fugitive Gu
aeaVoflnE u esearo from !aslice; WncFcupot,
asawlnE T, US pistol. he liGe1 TWO balls a. htT.
Inc prisoner ~as arfestca os police officer In
the Vicinity. and remahded to ocustodT'-S"'ddy
chro"fett.
JrJrc Robert Ferral. Presiding ,Tusttcc of the
First Criminal Court, one Iay las; week. seeing
1Ersou piss hastily along The street. and think
ing ho recognized II, him IN Offender agalukt tic
law. JumanicI him tu stnn: mil ,,,nn r..f,,sni.
tho judge drew his revolver and grcJ ,tnon ti,e
fugitive He fell at the FIRST shot slightly wound.
DAP Eivn.mj Tui4stiu. W.
r,.- ,,-- n.,,... -,
Ing non hoDcIt rella' ffee1dtnE Justice Of
une " our .suunR .,iouna;s Que uay lost week:
our % mosl IT., crowded th9roagLiares, drew his n rc-
VolFcl ana coIatnenGeu hr'ng upon hsill. Inc
person Was M greatly alarmed ana attempted to
Sseape, ous III Sauge VIII Iatal ain, Drought
m!m I uoEn wi.n severe !! not mortal Wouud.
nc was takea 20 ofa9 store, aud thence &c,
t Muson 70 tnc Io1hty oa,L Wntrc i Wns Ionnd
tlla. to.s heAeuea1e 1 ai't, uhstalGiy attaea isa
pcch bsa!c upoI nltn ~ tnG mistaken oc!le1 tnat
ne " vas All estapeo cs1mlnal-41esddy 4AorHt'Y
td"'
judge Fcrral, Of tho Supreme Court. about
noon. t,nc ,iuy 1ast wccIr. in Ean Frsnrfsc,, NJ
tho corner Of MouteomcrY and Eearny STREETS,
In the midst OF d dense crowd Of women nnI
children, drew a revolver and commenced llrlnr
upon q gentleman stanlinr In tie tloor uf 4
bookstore, Before the 9rnt1rtnan ro,il rscane.
ho was perforated with balls, liz was taken t.,
tho nearest drugstore, wiicrc scycn nbysirinns
, 1877-02-26

Cine Ytppbe5etttt8 bon TreItn8s
h1tttfeu.

Inter ben ,unpartetii6en" 8idtern, tpelde
baS 9hiebstritunat In Waibington bilben,
befnbet fh aud Der Senator Trelingbupien
pon Nep Serisp. SIM gembbnliden @erifts.
perfabren iuht man 70 plel oils rn1gltd als
Mitalieber elmer Surp iolde 2eute aussu.
idlieBsn, BON benen man DeiB, oaB fe porge
faBte Meinunsen nnb gorurtbeile haben:
WiGt 10 bel Der MuSnabl Der Mitalieber
b,S ShiebetribnnalS, bon oenen Reiner 10
often uno. en.ihieben tiber Die 6rase, iiber
bic er alS Hihter 5u entihetoen bat, abnr.
thsilte, mie Senator Grelingbnpien. Der.
Ielbe rief m6hrenb Der Debatten i'm Senat
iiber Innabme unb @ermerfun9 Der &ompro.
miBbiI ieinen republifaniihea &oIegen 3u:
vWenn ibr ben Auselei6splan uermerft,
10 nerben mad ben BON eu9 (Republifanern)
ielbft aelieferten Brdceben3ien Die Stimmel
BON Nloriba uno 2ouiiiana nidt ge3dblt
merben. Nebmt ihr ben Blan bagegen on,
10 babe i'd gar feinsn 3weifel. baB Die Stin1
men bieier apei Staaten fhr 9apes unt
DheeIer ge3dblt tperben miifeu. Sc 1T fein
@ebanfe baran, baB bic &ommiiion binter
Bic Certificate 3uridgeben tann uno wirb.
MuH in Oreeon miro rbie partei Der
Greibut" (Srn. T%rslinsbupisns @orte) nit
BEN MuS9leide geUtnnen. sc mHhen QUE
bret republiianii6tn Glttoren jenss Staates
eesdblt merben. Denn bic Buub'soerfai.
iung iagt. baB elm YofmsiRer nidt wdblbar
1T, 70 ertbeilt fe benz Staate ban1it MIR eine
Weiiuns. einen BefebI "a m~andate). @r.
mGblt Der Staat beu1ungeahtet einen Soft
meifer, 70 mag Dor Staatsg eridten quo
warranto oaetsen einseidrltten wer6en.
@efdiebt bies absr nidt, 10 TT bic @timme
siltis uno muB sesdblt tuesoen. 2sbnt Der
Voftmeifer ab, 70 entaebt cine 8atans une
bic Stimme isines NadfoIgers, Der BON ben
swei Nnbern 9emdhlt uiro, mug 9e3dblt
rperben. Die 5met 9duier ober bic Sh,eos.
riGter fSnnen abiolut teine StimHe eines
Gleitors u ridweiien, ben Der Staat als
srtpdblt etnberihtet."
SIM 2idte Der iansfen Gntideibuns bes
@niebstribunalS nimmt ii4 bteier 3urui
bee @enators Grelinshuaien mie eine Yro.
phe5eiuns aus. bic ioeben in @rfiaung sn
eeben i4eintl