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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
Crime In Great Cities and small Towns.

Some criminal statistics recently pub
lished In the Times greatly discredi,
the popular idea that babitual Grimm
ais are mainly the product ~ great cit
les. In Manchester. nod oubt. sixteen
out Of every 10000 belong u that class.
and In Liverpool eleven but In London
there are only four. and In Taunton,
sleepiest Of little towns, they rise a.
seventeen.
N course. the last figure may be sc-
cidental. but the proportion Of crime.
though not, Of course. the aggregate
Of crime. In London has always
been low. partly from the vigilance Of
the police, partly from the number of
careers open tn the inhsbitsnfs. and
partly from the quicker intelligence
which is only generated in great cities.
We wish one u our sbler statists would
give the world = careful paper on the
comparative morality u great capitals
and rural districts. II would. we be-
lieve, materially alter public opinion
upon the subject. Crimss of maiigni-
~. In particular. such - fire raising,
flourish chiefly in rural districts and
petty towns, ~ do also rapes and all
crimes Of violence NOT dictated by a
wish to obtain property London Spec
tat0r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
''Mcat L. Ilh-.tslA n INrASA.-

th~rv B. ~ gr,A,.t fallscS thAn The
cpinSrn hssd b, many, psfsicaiNri, The
tVang and s,r,ag and N,gursus that
winter -spNiall, q .hsp frv-v cn~.
9Th pl~nN ~ snos ~ the m,~i hrsl
thy ~s~,a II tho way VERY fv~ per,
son. -setn & ~fvAiias The fast thai coAi
y the ~'nditloa II death. sad that, In
t-slh ~arm and ~ld elm Ai.s. " - y~Ir
uucsascloas efrrt ." msintsln h-i,
Wy h"ai At = i"mr~rsiurv II nsncN e,Eht
dcgrv,~ that wear. Ia. out t. this tsm
p~raiurv. called ''tl,~-d beat. t,vr,
cubic inch IT o,NgNn that srtNvs g. VI
tRlisr ear hl,~-t must te faisrst =, out
own t~siil, beat. 80 LIE ,~A~s Sinye
In Gold wra,h-r the m%ainl.nAnr~ II .
sufhv,cntl, elevated l~~iil, tcmy.rsiurv
lesN,m-. ,vrS often too grcat toe oar
strrngth. the advent II = -.,vr~ win,er
u rvallN sorv To- L. dreaded ,hsa the
visitation IT = rcstlcnc,
The saving neA, \. LIE C,aj 4. death.
has . striking Illustration Ani rs,nft
nation IN the rvpurts now rcguiatl,
submitted h, pr Russell I" the .lssg,s
sani,sr, committee, HI. dca,h rat.
rises and falls with the r,guls n, IT W.,
WV iAi'hNNRNf ~ NhahN hsEtFss ~
hest. su man, m"rc deaths, and ros
tSFso
In our climate I, would prnhshl, ~,
difficult Ia hnd \ mufv frequent u
II serious ailments than taking cold
Whatever weak placr W. ha,-. ~hsir,
or constitutional disut,icr ~ b. suhtcri
Ia, cold will supl, discover W. tslc
cold hccausc uur vitality u too low To-
ward oil the cfi,cts II the reduced tsi~
pcrsturv around a.. A. n matter II the
first Importance, then, Ia resist culd aud
the various arrangement II the system
consequent, Il u nrcssssr, b, proper
nutrition la maintain natural ant
ina heat second, To- r,tsin this heat b,
a sufficient quantity III clothing third.
Ia regulate with care the temperature
II the air ~ breathe 'untrat, {. the
opinion current, among lover, II cold
weather. "a fire In u bedroom Ia tn. Vim
ter l. cheaper aud better than . doc.
tors bill; tor, owing Ia our inactive
condition during sleep. the circulation
Of the ,italiEing slood ~ both slow and
imperfect, aud hence the danger II
taking cold 10y breathing cold air Is
greatly increased
A cold 10 the beginning ~ everything
that u bad. II any one conscious II
having caugh, onc feels colj chillS
creeping up the bach, let him apply n
mustard plaster Ia the bottom ~ III,
spine and lower par, IL the back at
once. and hy 81 doing he ma, avert n
dangerous illness before II l. too late
and medical advice M hr procured. II
should never bc forgotten that ''liea, Is
life cold II death - Sc,rntihc timers
ran
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
IRalahsW Legends.

According la popular belief in Ger
many. the cNiremiiics of n rainbow nj.
ways touch streams. whence IL draws
water 10y means II two large golden
dishes. That u why " rains for three
days after the appearance III u rainbow.
because the water must fall again upon
the earth. Whoever n arrive nj the
right moment where the rainbow 1.
drinking San take possession II the
golden dish. which reflects oil the col.
ors VI the rainbow; hut II nobody l..
there. tho dishes arr again drawn up
into :.the clouds. Some say tina, the
rainbow always lets q dish fall. This
once happened nj kcutlingcn. IN Suabia
II broke In several pieces. bu; the find
er received N hundred guilden for IL.
At Tudingen. peoprlc used Ia run Ia
the end of the rainbow which appeared
I ~ be resting over the end of the Neck
or or tho Stomach. Ia ecu the golden
dish. Usually II IL considered wrong
To sell the dish. which ought a. he kept
as n heirloom in the family, for IL brings
good luck. A shepherd in the Suabian
Alps once found such u dish, and he
never Mt.rward lost "a sheep. An un.
the treasur. ut u high price, was struck
dumb on the spot. Small. round goki
coins. marked with cross or star, ar
frclucntl4 found in Suabia. and the
peasants declare that these were manu-.
featured from raiDlpw dishes by the
Romans when they invaded Germany.
In the Black Forest the rainbow used
n golden goblet, which IL ard
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
LITTLE ,,Ovs.


Ny grave. earnest hoy stood bcsid.
my chair. hi. larg. dwamfnl eye. foi.
lowing the cour-c ~ my rapidly NOV.
ing pencil. aud said .oniy. Mama have
yon written the letter for iiul. boys
,.,e' Not yet. my sou, said, ~
will soon, though 80, In n day or
two The blue eyes iill"d with q vagi,.
~i~,fui light. aai y sigh nut,.rcd up
from bis htue heart ~.l"rhap- at %.
memory II his oft tried patirnc. his
own nt,l" disappoiBtmcp,s. and he said.
low AMI softly, Mamma. I'm afraid
ib. iitil. boys will ~, tirrd II waiting "
The ropro"i Was ' gently given, the
rrpfOach so unin'"b,lpDsi. and got so
efficient, that drew the fair face up Ia
niue, and kissing him, said. ~ viii
write II tonight and N. little salts
fled heart had bo thought that the moth.
ar would not keep her word
wonder IL the little boys ey.r real.
Ia" what y blessing they are Ia their
mothers Ia the house. ~ we'll Ia their
fathers out ~ u. know mothers 1T.
cD fret because ~ their i~rreprcssibis
spirits and many wild praoks; but !
kno~ equally we'll that no mother
among them all. would willingly miss
the sound ~ their happy voices. the
sparkle ~ their bright eyes. the %cls,i.r
NJ their little mudd, boots. or III. litter
VI thsir busy hands. In ons corner II
my sitting The cosiest In the
whole house stands n little square hos,
covered with chalk marks aud scratches
and sears the fastening long ago gone.
AMI one hinge broken. and In that boz
could never tell you what n con
taihs' Such b treasury II IL. though.
IA III. It'll" black headed hoy with blue
gray eyes. who's. quaint. old-looking
Iittis face bends over IL 80 lovingly,
whose It'll. brown hand. add daily IA
It's store. and who often empii.s u on
the carpet. spreading carefully about.
covering u very larg. spae. with such
endless numbers VI empty spD0l.. nails,
screws. masses ~ tangled string. mar
bles. tops. letter blocks. biu. II bright
paper, pio,.. III rusty iron. bits u
shell and bfoken cvockery toys which
seem "a have been through the wars.
and u. most precious 81 all AN nSth-
matte mouth organ. which long since
hsSt the power III ~ntteriDg any sound
save the mort ~spa.niodic gasps aud
phthi.icy wall. There ARE wonderful
things among its contents. after the lit
tie busy brown head IL safely laid away
upon II. pillow, and ] gather up the
scattered garments. the little wrinkIed
l0ots, the mud stained pants with pls-
thoric pockets the torn and b~uitDnless
jacket, the gsily stripped stockings.
still rounded out with ths impress 81
the t~ireless little limbs. ] glance tender
ly at ths little disabled boz and bruised
aud battered locking chair, which sll
day long has seemed possessed with .
desire u trip, and wonder how ] could
find 10 much fault with u little noisy
boy. And ~ In my heart there IL .
warm spot always for the bright little
fellows whom nobody appreciates right
; ly, except thief mothers. What house
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
The Spirit Of Self.Sscriace.

The spirit of sclf-sacrifce is one Of
the great beauties Of holiness. Hus-
band yielding TO wife, wife to husband;
brother To brother; sister to sister. AMI
friend tn friend; in great things. but In
small especially. First and foremost.
see that the spirit is with you NJ home;
then cary IL abroad into the world. II
is a spirit that will sweeten happiness
and brighten troubles. and when the
soul Is ready to wing its flight To its
eternal home. II will have the unspeaka-
BILE consolation Of knowing that II has
not lived to itself; that Il has left the
world happier and better In some de-
gree than II found II; that II has been
faithful In its earthly mission. SO Il will
listen with unutterable bliss to the sem
tsnce: well done. thou good and
faithful servant; enter thou into the JOY
Of thy Lord."-ArgOsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

Hard times slwAys have = s0fs siAe y
them. III. fool III King Charles eyss1
when he went down hill. hut IsuehoI
when he vent mp j,~tsg sshsd WIZ
ha said III sss eelsg up hill nS1
shalt he able t0 20 down nsst, tnft Y
am going down now. ] shSll ssrps hev~
Ia climb"
The country hss ssna things n gsuanI
over traffic " ihosoaxhly ~ . l0as -
iis circulation. manufactures ara beabs
rupt snd yet w. nevsf hsd , wssssu
bo,up,iiul harvest than In 1877, IT,
land ,.esnrd with svsry variety ~ psvt
duet. There WAS ssss,gh and Ia speso
for every citizen n ths Unio0. 'Ihe
difficulty evidently haA arisen from ~
fact thai tau small . pr1portIou n Wns
population ha. bsen In ~ direct llee g
production, Tho plentiful ar sspssar
bundant prbvision NJ nature fell lagish-
" Into tho hands ~ \ smaller nUnshsg
than II was intended TOR.
That ws have land enough u q HgtdD
comfort and ~cOsnpssrnrs Tor sss1t 49,
who will work II scif. evident ~ u.
~ will be badly ~ saadse Ill clfeWm-
stances. and neither nature noS psigh-
bor q make 'hrm permanently coe-
tented or happy.
This the p-rssssrs AZ iiss times n ~
last driving the people "a s~eogsIm(
Men csn live. and 1tvs veil. on thN Lem
II they are willing Ia work asd -
economy The dsmssd Tar farms.
thsr ~ buy ~ ~ rent, II vastly n
Increase Whik sesss drop contlnud
In the cities. and t0wn lots srr uasd
BILE nj any price, farms do not anyvh
beg for occupants and workers..
" moi notably true In Tbs East, wh
the tendency has been for years top
toward the cities. Yodng 10 srsi
smbiiioas NJ rapid wealth. stmply
cau.. they have isecoms satisitsd
the avenues are clossd. Thsy
learn "a IN patient. iabOrious and .
ing. II costs tess not only casbwG
hat demands lsss exhaustion " VI
forcs ~ live In the country. Thls
hing ~ human tide carries back I
farm, life. intelligence and . ksOo
~ ths world accumuistsd n ths g.
~ trade and thought. H. LOsts a.
EeuuOe ruf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
a co,,~.pond.n. a the 1870

3 A correspondent n the Elntf3
baadmas suggests that ~ United 49,
signal Service arrange wtth ~ r4l psen0
companies u attach st0vm &gpeksAb
comotise. ~ts.n tssvtpgp en1l sts$5e.s.
70 show ths farmers wkO nye NO. ~
line. what sre Tho isdlsnjoos q ~
day. The plan sscme : feeglhDe -
and something II ths kind wv ~
less ke attempted = - dtpf1lk
Storm signals u jIghthso(ntta 60
stations II sen IRE ~ imuGoe tnp4(o.
snce To commerce, saA ~ Dmoesno =
agriculture demand thst SvoKy -
possible shall hs ma6e - yoo1lg
sigsal service ussfuI y ~ ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

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sar~ Va 10 ~rs~a The -. -
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viii esks NE .~tshAssAx~sA s~rsvu u
q. DO ma, saA thew COO ma IN tserstx
"a .i.~l ia ,hs little t~Ss thai sse |
samples ~ ~p~sy-,asl mssias. "
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sna wtlllsg ~ taa srsaais. hs,ss u
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,A~ .sg.s rleA AZ rhirs. ssc WI. "
a that sl~sys Aea~s svssy,hiax. asA
wksfr " 10 T., 10 tsuai sk~a ~AsssA.
And ho~ ofsn ,bsss. sans heavy tiseos
,~~sss cave thin, rsy-gy .hsss. ts,ss
. wvttlns oa ssoSm da,s' A.. wh~. w..
ic~.i. ha, the hsssv m.aly inti- ssiiss,
~hn ~. - t~st ell Tho hassisns. sa.l
sv,, li.,lo thssAs, is.sNase no 10 'Nsaiya
Wha 4, a Ia, q, .,n., 4. an. ,.~.A
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an, la, .., 4, ,u, a rf..n I'm ~.
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.hir anil teachers, where the @issss,ss
,,.a .h,,nl f,,n .rr ,-.srsl, c.,~.~sa-
anil an. ,I,,,. .onJc,ins 1900
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

Study your own interest closely and
DO not spend your time in elccting Pres
idenfs. Governors and other small OH
GERS. or talk Of hard times and spend
your time In whiting store boxes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

There are few mortals no insensible
thst their affections cannot be gained BY
mildDess, their confidence by sincerity,
their hatred by sc0rn or neglect.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

1t Is estimated that the farmers Of
jackson county, Iowa, lost 900. 900
worth o hogs during the past year by
hog cholera. Some farmers lost rs ms
ny ~ go each.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

A young man named Robert Leeds,
OF Burlington, while trying. 10 board . moving
freight train, . few days ago, clipped and fell
under the cars, had both iegs cut "a hear TIE
thighs, md died next morning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

Nebraska raised 23,000 600 bushels
corn ana I7o.coo head Of hogs ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

q sWAauiNarox, FRIDAY, March b Robbins,
froa the committee ON ways aud means, re-
Dcvted . substitute for the bfll 10 promote the
deuosit Of savings In the treasury, and refund
~ IL nauoasl debt; referred 10 committee
Of the whole.
The contested eiectlon case Of Dean VI. Field.
Oom the Third district Of Massachusetts,, WAS
Considered. During the discussion the speaker
ssid: 1.-THE chair believes Il his duty-ihough
it l. . very painful one-.to hay 2 communica-
- elsrk. and hsd read, . communication from
- secretary a state, announcing the death,
h. HAVANA, from yellow fever, u Hon. J. T.
Ieoosrd, OF Louisiana. Ellis made some re-
@arSs In relation 20 his late colleague, and then
nved that the House, In respect Tor the mem
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

Hardenburgh introduced . bill regulating
- vea<vve fund ~ National banks. The bin
authorize such banks N dispose OF their re-
ssrye fund and invest the same In United States
u3e,ds, which bonds shall constitute . reserve
find f such a'socations: referred. Durham,
fSum chr committee on expenditures In the de-
partnent Of Justice, introduced . bill limiting
20 $500 the compensation Of the Clerk of the
Dtrertct and Circuit Courts. when one person
hoiAa both Offices. The morning hour was oc-
cupied In discussing the bill reported from the
coanIttee on expenditures In the department
~ Jastrc, limiting the number Of special At
turu0 u appointed 10 assist District Attorneys
10 o., end limiting the fee To ea,000. The bill
mite OF the whole on the bill extending "a
thrce hours the time for withdrawing Distilled
HouOrs from bond. Speeches were made by
0cvier, Congcr, Butler and others. The com.
mlftee rose aud reported the bill, which passed
~ ilS 70 ll6. The bill spproprating $4,000
1sflthe contingent fund Of the House passed.
Al oarned.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-11
LOCAL q AFFAIRS.
THE PENSULAR MAILS.

An item in tho HERALD on Wednesday
said that President Hinckley, of the Phila
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road was in Baltimore day or 30 before tc
see Mr.. Enoeh Pratt, the Vice-P President o.
the road. The object of this visit was to
consult in regard to the arrangement of the
Eastern Shore mails, and It is now thought
that the failure of the malls to closely con
meet will be corrected about the time of the
meeting of the Southern Railway C0nven-
tion which will assemble In New York
Oct. 18th. In an editorial comment upon
the subject the Baltimore Sun proposes q
remedy for the Baltimore mail and speaks
hopefully, as follows: -
"The way to rectify such an error will
naturally be to restore the old mail connec-
tion, which has subsisted with such great
satisfaction to everybody for twenty years
past. OF course the present absurd arrange|
ment, by which mails made up in New
York are delivered as early as those from
Baltimore, and mails made up in Philadel-
phia have an advantage of three and hall
hours, will be abandoned as soon as the
convention meets" ....sa
The mixed up arrangement by which
communication between the Peninsula peo-
pie and the outside world is delayed abou
"a hours, will also, 1t is anticipated, b.
better regulated at an early day.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-11
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (FR1pAY) EVENING.
Wslola Lodge, I. o. of q. T., Sixth ani
Market streets.
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, I. o. o. F., at Ode
Fellows Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. %, I. O. o. F., al
O ID Fellows Hall. ........ st...--
Washington Council, No. 4, Q. .. A. M
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr. q. U. A.. M
at Jr. o. e. A. M. Hall, 511 Market street
Delaware tribe, No. l I. 0. R. NJ, q
Maris Building, 9th and Shipley streets.
Excelsior Lodge, K. OF F., at f., of p
Hall, .2l4 Market street. ,s--
Washington Camp, P. O. 8. of A., at Nc
Clary's Building.
Pioneer Council, No. l, Sovereigns of In
dustry, at McClary's Building. ..--..l
Mt Calvary Decampment, No. 10, K. o
P, meet every alternate Friday evening, a
McClary Building. .ra. .'
The Morning herald., 1878-10-11
0NwAED- MEYER MORE RETREAT

ONWARD NEVER MORE R ETREAT.
The first click of the telegraph, regis
tered the great Republican and Gold Bug
successes in the West; now that the truth
is being told, it appears that substantial
merited victory was wen by the honest
Democracy.
It mattered but little whether certain
State Officers were elected or not, the
trial of strength was upon the Representa-
tives to Congress and the leg islatures, who
are in the future to be the guardians OF
the honor of the Republic, and the pro-
tectors of the industry, and property Of
the people.
The States of Ohio and Indiana are
secured as states for the Democracy. II
the Presidential election goes into the
House, the result then renders certain the
election of Democratic President.
The gain of nine congressman, three in
Ohio, four in Indiana, and two in Iowa,
all of the most advanced and pronounced
type of fnanciers is great popular vic
tory. This congressional success is a re-
buke to TIE dishonest Craftsmanship o.
the msney changers and their advocates
whose deliberate violation of the terms Of
a contract to pay the bonds Of the Repub
lie, has brought the Sheriff to almost
every mans door. condemned millions te
idleness, and myriads to starvation. Th'
people Of Indiana asserted their right tt
be free, in the face of an unjust and I'm
equal appointment of the State, and ha
secured the return of Mr.. Voorhees, to th'
Senate.
The result of Tuesday is potential de
claration in favor of the many, and agains
the Gold Bugs and West Britishers; ant
indicates the platform Of the Democrac.
| in 1880. All hail Ohio and Indiana!
The Morning herald., 1878-10-11
THEY KNOW HIM THERE.
from the Smyrna Times.

From the Smyrna Times. a.. r.. u
An old negro named Clayton Cleaver vas
picked up on the streets yesterday by off,
GERS Richards and McIlheney, for his eK:
ceedingly reckless conduct. he was very
DRINK and had corn knife in his hand
with which he was slAshing the air IN .
manner that was as needless of the dodgs
ings OF the passers-by as Clayton himself
was oblivious to what he was doing.
The above, from the Morning Herald Of
Wilmington of Friday. evidently refers to
the man of the same name, well-known to
our citizens as wood sawyer 1t is to be
hoped that Clayton may like them 80 well
about Wilmington as to take up winter
quarters there. ' 'a"" Il
The Morning herald., 1878-10-11
HOLLY TREE INN.

At the annual meeting of the Holly Tree
Inn Association, on Wednesday afternoon
the following officers were elected to serve
during the ensuing year - nr u 4
President. e. T. Warner. ''11''
Vice-President T. Cause. y"
Secretary. A. L. Conant. nsg
Treasurer.-Geo. W. Stone. ~ 7
Directors Mrs. Elizabeth Coates, Mrs.
G. B. Smyth, Mrs. Thomas Darlington, Mrs.
e. G.. Wollaston, Miss Emma 'Worrell,
Messrs. E. T. Warner, G. B. Smythe, Geo.
W. Stone, Charles Warner, J. T. Cause and
Thomas Worrell. "
The Morning herald., 1878-10-11
THE LONDON PRESS ON BUTLER


The London Globe styles General Butler
" England's American Foe. '' Buffers op-
position to Know Nothingism, his eulegy
on the bravery and devotion to liberty Of
the Irish soldier, his advocacy of the Fenisn
movement, and expressed belief that TX
men should rule ireland all this is
known to the English press, who now fear
that he will step into power The London
Times says that I" he was the noblest
Fenian of them ali, ,""the greatest incitel
of the Irish rebellion" and of course he
must be squelched. A few more notices Of
this kind would give Butler a good send of
in New England. The Boston tea party il
yet living tradition there.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-11
FAIR PLAY rs BONNI E PLAY

The laborer is worthy of his hire. Grant
ed. A tradesman's wages has been reduced
by financial legislation, oue-half within
ten years. If he complains he is answered,
your present wages has doubled the pur>
chasing power your high wages had-why
complain Very well, but why not treat
all slike9 If a Senator, Governor, or any
other public officers pay has double the
purchasing power 1t had ten years ago, sit
honest to take It, and load down industry
with all the burdens of the land.
Respectfully referred to the Delaware
delegation In Congress.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-11

There is no other State in the Union,
save Delaware, where their is not an ex,
emption law Of some kind, which enables
a tenant to save something as against the
landlords distress. Senator Sharpley and
Representative Ware, both good men,
will earn the prayers Of the poor, by push
ing through liberal exemption law nex'
winter. Fail notl
The Morning herald., 1878-10-11
THE NEW RESERVOIR.

The water has not been put into the
basin of the new reservoir yet. The water
in the south basin yesterday morning was
7 feet 10 inches from the top on the slope,
and last evening 1t was feet 8 inches
from the top of the partition dividing the
two basins. The pumps at the city mills
are now running twelve hours day, which
ie two hours and a-half more than usual !,
and the water is rising steadily. 1t is
thought that the water will begin running
ever by Monday. ...- ..-....,.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-11
MOVING IN.

Yesterday, Mr.Wm. Il. Lee, Superintend-
ent-elect OF the City Hospital took time by
the forelock, and hearing that the resolu-
ton of Mr.. Guthrie to abolish the institu-
tion would be killed at the meeting Of Coun-
Gil in the evening, by an opposition vote OF
Is he moved in baggage and took posses
sior. 1t will be some days though before he
gets things In order.