The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-28

cvidcnc" offered to them concerning the death
Of ROBERT WILLIS CHAPMAN In the Asylum for
the Insane on Wards Island There appear to
he REASONS for believing TINT Mr.. CHAPMAN died
OF injuries received there. Another patient
died there recently, apparently from the effects
Of n severe beating. and then the public were
informed that fellow patient administered 1t.
There Is 10 Disgusting the fact TINT HAYES
"a. n"i AS wnrnN i',r,fY ST. ,GdaN nS i"rmcI Nhiei
n m' ~. Ng "', , 1 KY ~ va ,o1c,u'"u n'
turuaitV tp The mtu drew ont large crowd, hui IL
was positively The coolest ever congregacd -thiorgo
Tan' dc-I"bb
The crowd were there 10 zoe tho frat Fraudu-
lent President OF the United States. Their
curiosity was gratillrd by seeing the man but
IA for enthusiasm there was nothing to excite
it. HAYES must have very slow comprehcn-
sion II lie docs not carry back to the White
House the conviction that tho public contempt
for him is ms universal M II is mcrited.
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The Pima Indians In Arizona seem likely
to bc driven like the once peaccable and
friendly Ncz Pcrcts Of Oregon. into a war
against the whites. They arc not warlike
race. and long before tho United States ac-
puirod the region now known as Arizona they
dwclt ncar the ella River. and lived on the pro-
du"c ~ the soil cultivated by their labor. Thor
reservation Of Gi.0UO acres-not too extensive
for n tribe numbering 4 900 personals the
most blooming spot in the Territory. made so
by thetoil NJ generations Of Indians. or course
spectators covct II. and with view appar-
emily TO goad the pimas into hostility have been
divcrtng the waters with which the Indians
irricate their lands for in Arizona land with.
out irrigation is worthless
II has been the boast of the Pmas that their
cell l. a..
hardly hc expected to remain friendly while
they see their fruitful acres made barren by the
white mans malice or rccklcssncss Tho indi-
cations arc at present that the army will soon
hay" another job in hunting down Indians. that
army contractors and traders will have n chance
10 make some money. and TINT favored land
sharks will have an opportunity to gobble the
Pima reservation.
writer in the Philadelphia Times calls
attention 10 the injustice peculiar to New York
Of imprisoning persons guilty of poverty. and
unlucky enough to be the innocent witnesses Of
crime. Thus while the well-to-do criminal goes
FREQ on bail. the criminals pcnnilcss victim il
locked M in jail called n House of Detention.
Sometimes witness Is lncarccra,cd for months
while. perhaps his wife and children are going
hungry for hrend. and are driven to beg or steal
the means Of subsistence. witness in noted
murder cnse In this city remained In the House
~ Detention for years and on being discharged
was granted pitifu pittanco. II s difficult
To b. satisfied when innocent poverty is
thus punished and so many law-hreaking
scoundres ara Mt large. For one important
witness whose presence il secured by detention
It il not improbable that several withhold
knowledge that would serve the ends OF justice
for fear Of being deprived Of liberty.
\ pt,sneld shoemaker was surprised the
uiN't 1N attc appearance Of man who returned linn
- with interest Tor ten wears SAVING that at that time
BE- tou<ht dollars worth Ut goods. giving Ia payment
- i.i ai mat on counting The chance he found he had
iclt that he must return the amount, with interest
hAn,, i'Hf
Now. II sEcoR RoBEsoNs conscience was only
troubled In the same way what n benefit II
would bc TO the national treasury. and how his
fortune would bee dwinded!
The connection between the whale fishery
or any other fishery and yellow fever does not
seem clear ut first mention: hut. according 10
some authorities. tho former has very impur-
iRnl bearing on the latter. Headers Of JULES
NrrVrs Twenty Thousand Leagues Under
the seas may perhaps remember that part OF
the voyage Of the Nautilus in which she came
upon several groups Of manatces. or sea COWS
hcracd togcthcr-beautiiul and inofleneivc AMI
mails from Is to 81 feet long, and weighing at
lcasi sixteen hundred weight each:
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hld sven ga important 20, 10 ths'c msmniai.e -tla
marine lrarr.. sni ilu. e.iT, tht a:cunnlstion 81
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have alno.i entirely ,nuihllsed ih. u.end race That
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Furnncons ,vcl ocouaintad with Cbino
agrce in asserting tina, the Cinnamon feel a
profound indignat lon NJ the way in which their
unhappy countrymcn. deluded abroad by