davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-05
300 Vtamos uuO Orqeln,

aeu unc aus sweiter panc, pon 6aprltanten er'
ter Riane, werDeu 3u ,ueOrl8eren pre,lem Tur@al1 ooer
Ap19laYs SapluuYen ooer Tur Wtlstpe III Staot uno
tanO. wabreno bWler barten .Selten nno Der Gelerta9e
Jurt pprace 1Satere u. CON, 4ol Srpaerpaps
%Jsrtautt, ais ~oielelpen le 3upCr " 9tep yort o%f1erlrt
.purpen. Mseuten perlan8t um Water's neue Scale
%tanpS unc Gpneertcrseln au ssrtauren. 5hu'
tIrIrte @ataio8e per polt %perlanot. Quite Se6ln9un9en
lur ben 6amoe!. Sin YroBer Dlseonto tnr Se1rer,
Deiltllte, &lrben. No9en. Stu.en &C. 4QH2onos
, 1877-11-05

lROPFE N
fab felt Sabren nit Grfots BEL fol9eaoca
&ranfbeiten ~an9etpanbt iporoeu:
Guilt.
9oren; Befer, @eptOn, 2anfas.
n@ebruudte bet obtaen 2eiben Die Sam,
burger Tropfen mil Grfols."
Traucnz& rantbeitcm
ST.. 3. @. &euter.
Snanbaso, q. g.,
.mpfieblt Or. Gusuit &0nis's Samburaer
Trop5eu allen ieinea tpeibliden Yatientem.
Tle9ten nn0 @auttrQnts
bcttet.
U. Streit Snanoa9o 9tn, 81. o.
tpuroe bon elmer b0Sartisen Gledte BON
2idbrisem Beltebeu burd ben @eb,auh
bon Dr. Nusut aouis's 9amburser
1ropfeu sebe.G.
Ofcne @uu6en.
Jrie6. Rarfen, Yecatpnica, Sns.,
beilte nit Or. Ausuii 96nis's arduter,
pflafter eiu offeues Geldpiir an ieuem
Beine.
Qeberlei0tn.
Grnt 9ablfub, Seem Oorl,
tuuroe ourd Dr. Nusuit &0nis's 9ambur'
ger Iropfeu bon einem 9eberleioeu ssbeilt.
@er5tlopfeu.
Treb. e6mat, 1aptOn, Sbio,
sebraud]te nit @rfols Dr. Nus. &0nis's
9amburser Tropfen 9e9en obise &raat
belt.
l1uncroauli9tfit.
8. eeim, @outb Noams, Mai-
mar arb itsunfdbis uno wu be buld bic
2.opieu mieoer gang berseftelA.
Magenlei6eu.
Mrs. 8. %, &ofenfeaer,
81 Yaio, Sls.,
wrroe bon einem lansuierisen Wasen'
iib,l bur9 Or. Nus. &Oni9's 9amburser
TrOpfen sebeilt.
&lutgei@miir.
Gobert 3. 2orenS @ermaaia, Ya.,
eebraudte scsen Elm Slutse dwiir Or.
Slug &0nig's 9amburser Tropfen uuo
Yilaiter nit @rfols.
@clbiG6t
Safob SeB, @OrmaaOias, sanias,
NeDten %. gus. &Onis's 9amburser
Tropien uadoem e. lanse on obises
&ranfbeit s%elitteu, tpiecer ber.
Tieber.
G1riaian Sdmibt,
Ssoen, @isfep Co., 2an1aA
aebraudt Sr. Nusuit &Onis's 9ambun
ger Tropfeu ais elm Wittel sesen oas
Gieber.
2cbemSzG lirn.
Mnbreas Grafer, @ompsoine, 81. q
Or. ausuit &Onis's hamburger Ero'
pfem iino Die einsise Wteoi3in, Die min
nod gut tbuu. Sd bin iAon bod ID
Sabren uno frilteu mir oieielben BAD
Qeben."
, 1877-11-05
&Datt'S &ebenS'8 aliam.
Gin meDialntidheS VNunDcr.

Wtu Wleut3tusIWeb &SWnoeSs
5Rbtumatsmus. NeuraI8la. Wtat N 'ersn @!tmmH
5taptum, ScrpJeln, Apnt9s. Hrantpett, &rqrpelas, 80,
Sel0pur unp be irltmmhen 5aue pom oluttrantstt'
en-, srSbs S&wa0e, esber. uno 9ttsrenlttotn, W'nB'
purm u. ,e. wrp .Iuf's Ssftmmtttte puro oislen &pnt8
iuer Ne,nt8un8snattIel 8ebe,lI. Derleloe IT aps'sHo'
,mansie Saprt ptnturG pom publttum erprobi, sal
2unperttautenpe ppu 5auer 8ePetit uno eirtrI ps's,
atnn nat UDrlprtft 8snp.amea. III Elm t1erss Vtsl'
nlttel ppn 5tnsIn IN ouen ~pe,lbaren yauen, curtrI CIT
.aulten altsn Wel&wure, ieDt no Der SapHtn loon sn-
J~eTrefen IT,.
Vap, Irasppen I'M act-Lbeater 3u Sroofpn. M D.,
,pm Grpntften Mpeamasismus, na&psm perfeIbs ssas
srfels ppa ben pprju8ltGtisn Iertten Surppas 1Rr
Ameritas psbanotlt pprpen mar.
ppart'A xebens.S aliam eurtrte 5srrn Y. o.
pelp, Dpdmare 40. M Dtapilpn Str., ppn etnem
5etapritVen WelNpur naGpeu CT le1s Dipnats I'm
BrSappap 5oiptal mar unp prrt ais %unbsiIbar trAarl
purct.
| Once Ytp. 242 @resuwt0 Ctr. pVn eiuem itrOtaselsa
Ss,6pure. pobel bic 5aulntB itpn bic aut ben GnVVen
,eprungsn mar. 5err u. bat paprenp 10 Sapreh Rar
3slHtpensr 5etlana telne QDisptrpSiuns Ger araHiseii
Spatfs ..eebens.B Balkan eu,trte Ssrrn gDtutam
Sprtnsu. 10. 1888 HrOpms Str, p~plfanpt8 ssn sat.
Gurettm Nbsumatismas 10 erahl'1sr Irt, pag esr,stbs
oen Setft bee Grauten loon rerwirrt paffe. Det vt'
aanute fennte mot teine Saup gum appts erbebsn ant
mar wdtrsnp preitr Dtpnatt au's Der s%srsftlt.-
3u BADEN Ut ptr saupt.SfFes, 246 Sranp Str., sxe
at apu,pstsrn i'm auGsmsnsa. W 81 per 5lafas. esas
Ssatt's berabmte . ell ttnt
Spatt'S uuisbIbarer 2ebens'H BALKAN ~ Si.0O.
$sa..'ss n sn ss sa sSsssti r ssiiam at ssss s ss YS@,u ~
luattaen 0rsune, au St.OO. - ppatts emp etat-
meut, u~ntsblbar far se,pen unb sbmsrSsn iscer art,
" 80 &snts. = Spatt's Snta,, sur fur 9%rtahuns,
avpfpeb, SnHpsnSa, Satarrb, tu 70 NS.
QDeun cbtse ari,tslatHt IN eursr apottett rbtr an Gu.
rem pIaSe Az baden inp, 10 weape man IT'D birtft Meas
4sutral Depot, 2A6 Wranefr., y, y.
CT in 2. ppatt Il Co.. &i8tntbnuer.
usbsraa bin per srpres ssrfSidt bsim baiSsn
Dussnb. 13m2Utau
, 1877-07-01


One Of the firm who run commission house
eau lift barrel Of flour as easily as common
man lifts q bag OF oats, and 1t scarcely makes
his cars grow rcd as he heayes barrel OF salt
into 3 farmers wagon. For weeks past he has
been boastiug OF his strength of muscle. aud
wanted to Ser something he couldn't lift, aud
the buys around the store got their heads to-
salt and filled it with broken pig-irun, old
weights, aud other things, put two fncllcs OF
salt ut either head, aud rolled it to the curb
stone; and at favorable hour ! dray backed up
in the most INNOCENT manner, lnu all order from
u grocer for barrel of salt Was handed out.
Tile draynan and two Of tue boys fooeI around
tile barrel so long that the strong man got out
OF his chair i'll disgust, threw of his coat, and
said:
You fellows hal better get porous-pla astcrs
for your backs. Get out Of the way aud give
Me L ynangct.n
lie seized the barrel By the chimes and lifted
away. 1t didn't move. he spit OH his hands
aud laid out to pull the hoops right OFT. Tue
hoops stayed right there. So dill the barrel.
''It takes four good men to lutsone o them
BARRELS" said the drayman.
's Nonsense! I've lifted score OF them, and
I'll pick this up or break my back. l guess the
salt must he wet.f
Hc got in position, drew Il long breath, and
then lifted till his eyes looked like two towels
lcl; out OIL the clothcsinc in dark night The
barrel didn't lift- Pg-iron Was too much for
muscfc, anu the litter sat down on the walk.
His back used to be plumb up and down, but it
hasn't uceu siucc that lit. His eyes are getting
back to their original positions, and the rcd is
leaving the back OF his nesk, and he sees two
tlea handle bag Of dried apples or busneI Of
beans without word OF comment.
, 1877-07-01

Bos'on Cnn,naercia! Bulletln.
An Idle roonler-The discharged hotel-clerk;
Rheum for improvements cold in the head.
The nan who is generally behind hand-The
card-pIayer.
Garden hose is used great deal now-by
young ladies' who play croquet.
Wonder whether any Jcw-or- or-his-prndence has
been consulted in the recent difference at Sara
t0ga.
Mr.: seligman is probably willing to hare his
case before Judge Hilton submitted to Jewry
Of his peers.
The perley fami}y mad reunion on the I'd Of
June. The Emerald family had theirs on the
11th Of March.
4 large brewer OF Milwaukee, who knows he
hrews the best, is said to have telegraphed to
Judge Hilton asking ii that would beer an Oh
jevtion at Saratoga.
After city baseball club has laid out expeu-
sive grounds and purchased d gorgeous uniform,
and then country club in Il uniform uf shirt
sleeves and cowhlde boots comes along, whales
them out OF their spiked shoes, and walks off
with half the gate money, why then-1he nine
Muses.
, 1877-07-01
A PRESIDENTIAL INCIDENT.

At Trenton, Il. j., the train stopped, and the
FIRST crowd was encountered. The train had
scarcely come to stand when little old lady
in black appeared At the door Of the Presidents
car, and though the attendants were for keeping
her out, the President, BY word, caused her to
1t admitted. She walked up to the Chief Ex-
ecutiye OF the nation, and without the slightest
embarrassment took him By the hand, and with
the remark. President, I want to shake hands
with you," shook it heartily. The Pres
ldent very good naturedly said, If be-
1icve we've seen you before,'' and
explained to the bystanlers that
the old lady had made her appearance at the
, 1877-07-01

Ohio State Building at the Centennial on the
Ohio day last fall. Having opened the conver-
sation in this oH-hand way, the strange visitor
ran on: ~ have brought you d cake, and
want you to take 1t and eat it, here It Is laying
basket containing inrge cake on the tablet,
and you Tan keep the basket; and I've brought
thirteen fans, because want every one OF you
to have one" She distributed the fans among
the laughing spectators, and then, in self-justl-
tication. said, President, l want you to under
stand these things are the truth, don't want
no oflive.'' This blunt declaration raised d
laugh, and the PRESIDENT remarked that be was
glatt to hear it, because SHE was different from
most peoule who came to see him.
, 1877-07-01

Mr.. Benson was out in his garden on Monday
daubing 4 coat Of tar on the trunk OF choice
cherry-tree, when his next-door ne!ghbor, with
whom he is not On very good TERMS came cut
and industriously set to work mailing lath be-
tween the pirkcts on the line fence. - thought
I'd fix this tree 50 that your dog wouldn't be
able to get into it when the cherries are r1pe,
sarvastIcall7 observed Benson, as the work
went On. dyes, / sec," was the reply, <'and it
reminded me that, If the space was reduced,
your cat couldn't reach through and pick my
raspberrics." 4 deep and profound silence FOL
lowed.
, 1877-07-01

LOVE On THE BARS.
BY Jcunnic and !, wc sat on the bars
And watched the pale moon in its aight;
The eky blossoined full Of misctieyous stars,
That plared with the shadows Of night.
Cp from the glen came 4 rayishing breeze;
1t flung her kiss In the face
1t opened it, arms and gave her squeeze:
longed 50 to be in its place!
/ whitfield the stick all up that had,
Ind backed Ut the end Of the rail:
tell you it made nle deuccdly mad
To think that my courage should fail.
The trouble was this: lnved the fair maid
Yes, ] loved her more than my life:
I cannot tell why. but was afraid
To tell her wantcd wife.
Her father came out and walked in the 1ane;
He paced for time to and fro;
He stopped all 1T orce--+'N you want to hare
Jaue>
Speak MP like man-let us known'
We often go now and sit on the bars,
And watch the boys follow the plows;
We sit there at eve, beneath the same gtars
While the girls arc milking the cows.
CHICAGO, June 81, 1877. L1xcossU
, 1877-07-01
GOV. uARTRANFT:S TELEGRAM.
Xkta IoHf inikE

GOV. uAllTRANFTsS TELEGRAM.
Neo Iork Times.
Yesterday morning Gov. Hartranft, of Penn
sylyania, rose somewhat subsequent TO the larhs
usual hour, and after grasping the fact that lie
was in Providence, and had On the previous
evening attended meeting Of the Grand Army
of the Republic, Immediately became prey to
melancholy. He remembered that he had sent
a telegram to Gen Grant, Care OF her Majesty.
Queen Victoria, Buckingham Palace, London"
and terrible doubt as to whether that telegram
had been properly directed made his head ache
to q most painful extent. When lie directed
that telegram, be wanted to make sure that it
woulu reach tho ex-Prcsident, and assuming
that the latter was stopping with the Queen, be
had no hesitation in sending it i'll care oi her
Majesty. 1t was not until yesterday morning
that it occurred TO him that the Queen might
not be at Buckingham Palace just at present.
He WIS not at all disturbed BY tho asser-
tion of one of his Gides that the Queen
constantly resides in the Tower Of London.
, 1877-06-18

4 compn.itfon meeting will be held al 10 a. H.
to-day IN The caee Of Elias II. Watkins.
hEst Dividend meeting In the tnse Of Newton
Rapplcye will be- held at p. m. ln-dAy.
SUPERIOR CnUlT IN HRtKF.
Thomas ". Jones ct Al. brgan eu.t for 81. mo-
Saturday against ltnert CLARK and John r, fiaGen
THE EAt.t~
Tcnak htonG1TT-EntlTaItca rat Of tiis calendar.
~: ~ ChATocra ~ French. on trial. Nos. III md
jrpME t;t11-fsel< toa fn+ ,oe. io7, ,o7 10 ia,
III il8 III and iie 10 II. IncIusive ~ cste on r1M
tru1E jANRsoS- Asatsta Judge Cary. No case On
.!unaE Nonrz-2o. II. II. 20. ~ on trial
JtnHK hhIKFs-xrs c1aes |, S<i. 4,nf7 and several
trial. = ~ w. NV
iEpos sfcALttsrEa-Eet ca.s =, soa f,eex.rt IT,
Wif0NskY. 1nd calendar Sos- Hu ats. m 70 I'm e1,
eept III and 9l1. No. 24. Cleveland Hartmann on
IrnHK FAawELE-ttentsai business.
Irn1E WstLfANa-Sn e1urt until Saturday, nnlrss
announced. No dtf&al1 Will be taken Until NoadAy,
June y. ... -.'',
iCD0MkHT9.'
errkhtoA Corkr-COxsKstioae-9. r. Pratt ",
LQhn EfaMfoti 4715 7n.--A. IT, uf?cr. Receiver Of
Tho Cook CouatY National Daak. ~. jaMss Aiken,
!gn!is I.xE;;ox-y Il. T.,vorth. iece!..r ot thu
--Haae rs Henry II. Walker, $I1 i53. 10.
y, pav,d Sanh SIS. Patrick H. T1erneT ~ Ed
Jrnns iiooIas-Jaue Cowaa ". b. L. Taylor.
$(uS, ~. '''
, 1877-06-18
EDUCATIONAL.
WHEATON COLLEGE.

The Chicago daily pre.s has naL1isacd mncb
shons wbca,on 1oilco. IN III. i,.t ~, ,non,ts
,oo ,.,n ~ ~ ~, ss ' a. e,a r.
statement. / have not ret written In The dlseu,.
sion;
FROM my coming 10 tAc college. 1soo tho total
numbers OF 'tudcnsa shprn BY the Annual cata.
1osuct run thua: 1876, 2os, 1eo. e14. 21a, 271.
2J4. ga. 2:Nl 222. o47. 1sa. r45.. 2t3 fH1 . nm
la,t Is the total for 1s77. TIM tails snow thc
,s ss ess and ISL iot I'd H. pr prs.ent ye.
In, the number In Tho College c,a.scs ,ht rrc,ent
ycar /, onfv .crcn e.s than IN 1sS4 br, n. ,o,s,
IN oil departments was :ss; which shows That thu
fallng-o1 l. almost wholly In ths lower, Academic
Denartmcnu.
aro tbs establishment Of a enod College In this
wealth. dcnorpaton: md The % e.taa,I.6ncnt @ ~, of
graded school in Wheaton mi ,nro. co.t hn,nc
hv anr ,"rs", ~ ,,rh -. 'ase s,s' oorno ,a
taEtncnt, ably conducted, and in which tuition Il
free, In addition to tkere two powerful caurcs OF
dta,n'ss By eo,'pet'.loa. tho ensm'e. of The Re.
placed tho College have rei.ea on thIa occasion,
ues onen sst btt.r onnoslon ,n ,'Im 'h., 9aia rnl
Ion viii other ins,;n,tuns. s III ibat ~ H. e
strtnv,,, "u'a''a soNeke 10 one VI p'o'pes'' sno
Jrnntnrn Seminary. In An,n,s III. which n,
cctyed s75 oo in nns annt,nn few vcnr. s,nr,
T. fncL 81 IL. ~ w" ~ % ~ , ~ % Jcar. sstsy;
nese W. oon ~ III ~ , s.1n, e's .1int,, se
stntc' shows br catnyns .hrinkn,se ~ ftir IN. '
Jcnix ti,ts rcnr. I. cnr.,s rn mi,i ~ =; ia hi"n
ace T. nmiy thyrtv ~, tt,nt n,r,,nr, rn,1n,
ns md n" inrsi ca,nnc,i.tn' snc =. M ,.s
.t"o ,n tiiisI. i, tr, ILL sus ,s., a. ". na5s ;
crc in ,fchiss, ti,c rnta,nynss au .lr"r y,iin ~
nf r,rI,tv all sT,,,rmt, frn", ia7 ~ .,t ~, rs ~
XIX hsa mi 1,.rii rsx t. ~ ins W. ~ ~
r,ininr"s "inw. Et iS.ar - g; 1.,3 nrs. ~" ~.
ers .s,1snf. ~ sna.,r ~ r. aa. ~" w "n", ',
Ia. t.n IN AZ Hrc i. ~ .,,,Isa
a. e"r.r,nv ~, ctr .t1o.s ~ Z ~ .s so'Sfss; ,,
~. vixsn Z, s' n1, rnin. ~ ~. eGs".' @ m.sHs
r.,nfi,,, stw. - liza .nI.ns oa @ .,, aas. ~! r.,
, 1877-06-18

hnt shc Judge must not let these prevent him from
b. a ana d'1hs hs q sa, nn
v'eA.1"rg fNtts.) htrasd tI5'm.'.
II wc correctly interpret the proposition M. rct
T. IT,. Ike MI wsn nn1 r.f.r
cnec Of tho matter to tho peopte. shall constitute
as r. a. aa sa1 s q aee.as tss ss y
tthce!y t o:em'nent attnrne{.. TINT the dte,.on of
our pr,hlHtory cnn.tItni,on.l amendment. the
legislature rrni,aby ha. power o % this-or anv
te ssia' 1T e sSaa for ~ '
ss' thu .nesss essss a.: md p.. s' btsa ;snsa sa
!. we aes shs nssspsac. j. f,% ths propo.
ton lnttiy vntca I'M we now bow u tho will Of tho
We ,old II ta IL III: iuty Il e,ery rod ctisrn to
ssa'lG.se y seis deet:ion With all ls cosrollafies.
In na, Dap Enxn I Of aa ,hat r. ss9 5 r., Fl tas ,hs
% BE- paid At the rate 81 10 cents on ,.s dollar we
10 mi bel!eyc lint the people desfs to repudiato
'f ~; ~ no e. "a. .hs, ~ tass xef
bonna s TO- ay 80 much a. ths Piopo:ed estl's.naat
would consider fair we unprcparod to saY.
o!sst. oas 10 wit patesty uns Il .ss IL apaar SS
ey @ hnN tey eseve rSe
HSs ans u, IL e e. sks aaa, 'sf st %S: e aks te
yser liz boo. zoo acre. Of in;esnaf. .improverent
1anLs IN fnl' payment cf Tho repudased !ndebted.
II na tsey viii lay. w.t@how Ing " o nei
& ffsss IT, a. IT, Il ~ nssa' Ssa
hnaera or BY any citizen Interested In The pros.
out wonld tnyoke nnsoli disasters, snd would In
evttabsI postpone tht stetcmens Tor IT lesat gen.
ctation.--!a. f'ant tIiah.i Unpatea tIsp.}.
4 Nj; ,Tilden can hare hi, way. tho Democratic
appeal to make 10 the people: avs havo been
ss". dn,an, 1 tn, h.se nothns 10 'ay
si,,l a4mtnl.tr.s.an. 70 n inqnf'c. a. to theIr
princlplet ihe1 must .nsTer. n0nt policy. cur
Sw FIJI s I'll son Il: a. ta
clM.e Of uramstey Pack expect. tha. the platform
H. coal.ail, bearing iho inscription. !. President
Do Jure." II the ncmocracy Is rntfs6ed with
os.ts . 'osens spnd'a' nd fault sa' rs h,ss f.
total Commission was tsci. wufk. that the method
partisan advantage On thsr side. and that thcy arc
cat ss lss; :pss s4 q aSssSs; sxs; @ ns M y y
s tss "a ss :; fh'1s. M t;Sas
atls heri!aEe Of Tho American people. they
viii b. called t. ~ o0s % to ssp13,s where tae!,
principle hccn rc.pcclrd. It was because
y was tsn,nplcd nnderfoot In Alabama, Mi.als.
tic Presidency: it was because tho principle wns
for time succcssfl4ly stnlteatcd In Son,n CarV-
lima, Louisiana, and FLORIDA that tho actual ma.
States. The defeat Of Tillen accomplished In
spite Of .'franl and fnfee "-,not because Of them.
The PEOPLE Without distinction of party. are Ion;
''nturpatfon." Thur want 10 know what IL 10 be
the Democratic policy on tho questions Of thu hour,
but no ono IL ready with d reply. "Rtform IL
necessary" was All Ineligible, svvn II It wa .
pericst!v tn*!neere. platform. 'T!dcn 4 nccc'.
fary, Il Platform 70 excite rtdfcue and bury the
party which takes IL stand upon il unlaf load of
public contempt. FORK Times tktp.).
, 1877-06-18

sntefd' Corrtspondtne@ " Ths Tribune.
sorTr EL1rN, ILL.,, jams 1i.-Thc graduating
exercises Of The Etg1n Academy wcrn held this AZ.
tcroon. IN the Congregational Church IL E,via.
The attendance waa yerg large, and many wero
Obliged 10 70 AWAY without gaining admitsance, AZ
the accommodations weso not large enough for l,e
number who attended. Thu exercises wcrc
very interesting, Tho esaavs and ora
stons being Of high order OF merit.
There were fifteen graduates this term; their
names are a. follows: tieorgo +. t1untcf, ,Iulis
T.. Wiley, Ora r. Seward, Gary i. Mcbride,
Gh..les Il. Jackson, NIilic ii. ,,aeaer, john
smith Crime. tcnnlo u. Young. Allan N. Rclan,
Carrie L. titGoHd. OscAt r. Jones, Jennie 4.
davidson, Adeimas ]. Allen. Rats A. Dunne, and
Edward j. Hoswo7ta.
In the evening, = reunion OF the scholars Of tho
Academy was held At the Academy building
Many Of thoae who attended the school
when Il ,saa 6ttt e!aeted., twenty
III very large nssemblage. Tho hall to tho
Academy was handsomely decorated with wreaths.
foweF,. etc. A delicious suppc. was nrst rcrvcti
~ ~ who we're prereat; atsef which came m en-.
G., ami Nuatc. The remainder Of tia evening was
Fpent very 1raeantlJ to renewing old acquatnt.
anee and indn1gtng III soctnt chat.
Mnch credlt IN due 10 Prot. and MrH. X. A, Scars
and thctt aAs|*t4Hta fur tl!e Abc manner In which
The exercises we're conducted throughout.
EAR.
, 1877-06-18
FIREWORKS on THE FOURTH.
TO the Editor ar The Tribune,

CHICAGO, June l0.-Since our City Fathers havc
seen ut to enact an ordinance to prevent the nae Ut
ntcwoEks In the hands Of our little brothers, lin
Which rrry enmmcntnble action they deserve the
heastr spptossl Of the community generally and
the property .owners ann insurance eomtauies rar-
ttculafjr. can We not hare on the coming Fourth
psEatcchn!c 1itptay that will Tend " compensate
tho little ones and rratify the bigger oncat With
the outct btcakwntcr from which to exhibit, and
the thkc-ffont and hark,r to accommodate the
people, we nsshl hare for Rich and poor cclehra.
ton that woufd 10 honor TO the day. Let sumo
pnolic'ApIFted individuals start the project and
cali ON tue clIzcns for donatfnnf, not forgetting
might cxpect would pfnht By the exhibition. Five
thousand dnl1ars TO Sln QUO certainly ought tu b.
rniacd+ Who will set tic bali In notion' Yours,
e. x y ttotxrr
, 1877-06-18
ST. hIA1tY,s SCHOOL,
Apsciu oprs,pead4aes u TAs 1'ytsu

&pfcftA Cavs1peadsaet V TAf TrtauAA
KNOXVILLE, ILL.,, June li.-Tho tcnth Com
ucncement Of St. Aary's School, Knoxville, ILL.,,
was grand affair. Fos several days before the
time apponted IT. many friends began 10 gather In
aud On the morning ct ''Ofkduaics' Day" there
wefa present, besides tho Bishops Of Illinois aud
Indiana, . large number Of dlsslnguished Clergy.
men from several surrounding States. Tho general
attendance was much largrr than On any psostous
occasion. sud think all went away impressed With
tho belief that tho School was Al honor to the
Stats, The exercises passcd OIL onely; the essays
OF tho graduating claas wore we'll written sn1
gracefully delivered, and The music exceptionally
lue.
rnder the management Of tho Rev. Ds. LctauR.
well. the School Aas aou1ishcd " such an uzlcnt
. auec.s.lty. Thanks u Tho lioerailsy Of shu 14ts
Hon james kuor, III connection With ihs edurts VI
tnufchmcn In th0 UloEess, this Will to DOM room.
Thu chutcbuien Of Illinois Justly ptpud Of IL.
nasy.A : pleasant Christian eous fot thelf
AhnI. tmlactaaE naaenl anat AsEttna
, 1877-06-18
THE COURTS.

Hkxk-
',h ."o s.''
lect"r''-lsecofd OF Judgements an3 New
salts. ...'
,rho arc ..yrtnv. nnt t.rr, m ~. rIcn.a -, ~.
rccs,an far ie,nr Jrmn,.. ~, . di'o,a.r'. hon..
llca petitions 70, h.beas eo,pus Thcy .tnted thst
the city ordinances only allowed The JustIcc u 6nc
thcn. hnt mi rcuder a ,cntrucn ~ ,mn.f.nn,nan,
and int ther detention was Illegal. judre Meal.
fact aud ordered them Ia be telcascd. fec, TO- of
Ar YIN of f,,n f,ons+ftutt,r of RAG ~.r,.tt..
.. s,,sa,... '"o @e'A'A '' "o1o' p''''ae'
- ~ io,.o"s; n T., ,.,, -, H., .,.
fsnss aSs:s y sss Srs.sat@sat q 4'ss;asas p :
Cd. coTnisbie II u.,isss uf ths itsss Ur arI,mr H.
III ary or assy. ar il sa ,s wien 10 - acssi 81.
Jsicss of !l!e Peace a'.al ~ ~ res.., excerpt
" or II az ~ nv n3n r.1aa"e "sh ILL.,
nt,n n,"scnt III. or,Imones. ~ s ~, n,,,.,
LUG HtEehs c'y ufo'nonsco uh tae 0anJeet aEc
formed on the old city charter. which was passed
unt.or the Consultation Of 1913. Tho Judge
decided TINT, .. ~ TIE ordinances had not been r.
enaeteu e!hee !o'u, u,e5 were hot governed ny
the new Consultation, because they had mol bccn
y tsa ia sw forbidden 70 ,mp,i.an tor % s.
t!onors "a. Illegal. Tho Judge therefore ordcre,!
This y Just what tho di!ordeTly elssa want. "A
they will he cu,uparat!re]y ready H. pay \ nlr.
The ess' en-, nows1er: 30 oa'lly Fsmcdied W the
4 coHn.Kfi sf,En pArx,r
judge Njpjuctt Saturday n,arninu decided Tho
Y,ntunf caxe II 1tSHry 4 Atlana " r'tIr Js,iini
sirnn lin, .,"fcn,nmt fr.,n, jnrr,v1,. Sntsnt r.,
IN jnlnrycment In curm.s Stellar. Efa,,tctl ta ror,
pianant Del. III. 1N7l. Tho imnfnysmrnt cI,n,
sistsT ~ m advancement ~ a nin,i. .sh*t. mi
hnst"r isr so nlacr An to r,Tn1ys rsniaix IT, ths
thrnot ~ f,.s uschins ann ,Ietvs Ihs rns n ~ H.. liz
shelter. il apnearotbst prior 10 I'LL nntunt rum.
rIninant.s in,t{,.r' Hnrrsfus hid nstcnfrn = IN,
liz Icyice hnt TIA heatar,fsr Fsyt,ired ths onnn
slte way. The nrcoent ID yFco chauncd tha reyni,i
Inn az tha brater. .har sn Al ia Eecn liz III al
of the marhiua clesr instea of a,joyfnv fbe ca r.
IN nyrr. rits ttrn snnthar The cnmniasnrnt ~
ira slmnls Id Tfcr nf enanr!ua ths dirrttnn nf I'll,
ruvcIuI{Dn III ths has bsr. bad nrohueni an ~n
tiruty novel result.
Tho drfrns.x ,en fiat tbe natert .xa. mt rov
81. and tbat II II wcfe Ihcrs nd Ieen M ,afinxs
rnsnt T;hs ,iafcn.isnts n.rd = hesisr h,r 1nrt3nc,
sssss - ~ 80. -. 1NeS . -. Ns~'"A
, 1877-06-18
Qtftls94

Thny havn hn botl-t,entlno sotietv In f.tnr,r
NJ, ,rhn.s n,,,e,at.. 49,, v.,,.stsa ,-.t, '''s.n.
nss m"o'e p.ssres .us ''.."'aay r'oa n!.ca1
r'. .a,. s. .sssH. ""' .,S ~ a'. as.. ""s" Nv sa
captured. We wefe In hopcs that sho would fas.
clrolc and uaarry Hen ButIrr.-dYoa.fa f6;a /,
fnron,-f. >."''
a wftncss on tho stand, In reply 10 question a.
to what the character pf Mr. - was Tor truth aud
ycracjty. said: uWeli 1 rhouid NV that hs h,n.
o'es tfnsa very eafetess'y''
A hutcher sold eaI1nr han, m eredt brt Ar3 .