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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
BROTHER GARDENERS ANECB0TE.
Why the Hon. LyeurguS Stand0f Was
Not mt the Limekiln Club
Meeting.

ITEM len, 4 Gurus aueciOts hdvpen.
ed II de CABIN of 6e Hon. LycUr-JI,
StlndOI las night. said Brother Gard
lner, rs the jdnlJOr lighted a fresh
lamp. DE brudder AN not heIh. OWN
10 resuHS 10 be menShuned q little fur
der ON, an lie cslSe AIN one 20 which ,.e
attenshun OF de club has been called
by several white men. an an invesciEl-
ton demanded. De facts in lie ;uec.
dOte seem % unwind Us follows. De
Hon StandOn WAS about 10 retire fu
de night. De ole woman had already
sought de dOwHy couch uI sweet r.
pose; de chillH We're dreLuiH' OF aipIe
blossoms an angels. an d- cat al dOg
had dropped down benin dc stove IN
Ollssful harmony. DIr Wa a lJs Iiih
III the stove. De Hon. SJandulf liiI-
gered behin' 10 injOy de refreshment
an he hid just leaned Ober to spit un-
der de front dUIh when suthIu' hap
pened- De top OF dat stove riZa up
81 did de old te;g-ktttle. hot brick. an
more or less iidh. de Hon. Staaduff
also riZ up an got out dOIhS, an veil
cd Murder at de top of his voice. Ii
was riZ-up time arOuu' dat house, an
folks say dat family was dc widest
looking lot q niggers eber seen in De
trOit. Now, den, what caused Gut
'SlOshun? IL wasn't gas. II wasn't
low water in de biler White men ssuv
dat it was caused by powder in 4 stick
of wood, an dat dc wood didn't belong
TO de Hon. SLandOif. who now lies in
bed WId bllSteTS ali ObeT him Was il
POWDER Was dat pow .ler in 4 stick
OF wood? Did de brudder incorporate
dat wood from some surrounding nav
bar: Let de members speak.
Samuel Shin was the tiTSt to break
the silence. Rising to his feet with Il
blush of philosophy covering his face,
he said:
''Bekase dar was Il sspIOshun in de
stove it dOIn' fOlleT dat dar was pOWd-
er in de wood. Suppose one of de
chIlen had dropped Il bottle of hOss-
medicine in de iiIh befO' gOin' to bed.
I've knOwed dat very thing tJ happen
in my own house, an whar's dc man
who says | stole wOOd?'
If war To be aXed for my Opinyun
on dis subject remarked WaydOwn
Bebee, as he took the floor, Il should
sag dat dar mOught have been powder
in de wood. What of it? Ii de Hon.
StandOff had Il mind To, couldn't he
put powder in his own wood? Dar'S
no law to prevent him. DE white
folks hain't de only folks who kin nut
on style an plug der stOye-wOoI wid
powder
Il fink / see how all dis happened"
said Blackberry Williams, rs Bcbee sat
down. Fur instance, de Hon Stand
off owns wood. lie sees dat wOOdpile
CROWN smaller-meltin' away like he
had six stoves gOin' stead o one. lie
plugs stick wild powder. He fOrgits
which is de stick. II finds its way in
10 his own stove, an whar am dat
stove tO-day?'
None of the other members seemed
to tackle the subject, and
Brother Gardner said:
~The Hon. StandOff am hereby ac-
Iuitted of de charge OF takin' tai-wCod
JelOngin' to somebody else, but dc
Char feels it his dOOty to warn de
JTudder to be little more keerful in
lie future. ."-DstrOit Free Press.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
TIFFIN. OHIO. THURSDAY

did Just what I and ali sensible folks
. ,Np-ctcd-slmpst lI8trl Jack and Eer
doom. Then ] took care that the man
lOu were meant ioI-whO, NV dear,
has the best and tTUest lrart IN the
WaTiG-~iluG.d come in the WAY Just dt
/ tie right time and show an interest in
yY|. - have ] not succeeded and
made Iuv 5iaIec choose her father
choice 49,. lie. uWu free WILL Is FOR
fI-.aliLl- L- is aL iGgstirur- for t.
IaurT8w. and hr would have tod Won
the secret a that hall the other night,
when j.. says that Lc Was put To- q
desperate trial. In, he !Id promised
me never tu disclose il till W. Were
quite sure ol success. Well, are YOU
Happy now, Madge:'
Ny dear, good, second father, How
c.,u love yUa enough" :" was all she
cuUG say VIXEN she felt his arms
around h-r IN that moment Of fulfilled
desir. 5. and his lips pressed to her
forehead ia fatherly affection now that
his long S5iicitUde was AT an end and
his Lard task well done.
That very night Madge, scarcely
able tJ realize her joy, was be;rOthed
c0 Herbert EitZallan, who. when once
wait another hour.
Have ! not waited yedlS:' he said
-.Ail my time abroad ] was waiting.
and then { came back and found my
Msldgc more than ever | lad dared 10
hope
But 3Iadge Ia her new freedom did
Hgt forget poor Jack. Indeed, she WAS
almost in trouble about her unkind-
ness to him when she heard that lac
L.lG been Only playing a part, bearing
al IcT =. .ls:Ug. and being puTpuSely
umgraci.u' Whenever she grew kind.
ijut GeT.!u ic cOHsOled her effectUally
on that Seocc, by telling anOtherF Sc
cret ;ifte- her kiss of cOngratulatlOn.
Jack wits indeed doing his best to
c3TIy out lAc pitn,' she said; "amd he
was often gricyed about you; but,
dear Maise, yOu must congratulate US
HOW-Lot me, but us. Jack and |
made ii up between us months ago,
and we had many quiet laugh about
YOU"
50 MadgC herself accepted the ring,
and wore her golden fetterS by her
own free viii after all nor was there
ever Il happier or more willing captive.
As for FiiZdllan, if he WAS not another
Arthur, Us the girls fancy had prompt
cd her to cali him, he was shameless"
rs the Prince of the "Idyls," and far
more blcst; and if lie reigned over no
realm he was at least king of one
brave and tender hedrt-a Kingdom
wide enough to satisfy his desires, and
4 prize which time proved 10 be well
worth his years Of waiting.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

A FIEE BUSINESS PROPERTY. CONSIST
IL ING OF two lots with large store building,
warehouse and barn, situated in the village OF
Bdljo, Crawford county, o, Excellent loca-
ton Tor business man.
WNl be sold very cheaD.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
PHek's Rules for Billiards.

lst. NOplayer To have more than one
cue at a time, unless he be a China
man.
I'll. All miraculous shots 20 be avoid
ed (as far as pOSSible.J
3D. Players meditatiRg a ascrdtch will
distinctly state how they intend max
ing it, else it will not count.
4th. No scratch To count, unless it
be in the cloth.
5th. The players are Informed that
the balls are expected 10 be USe';
again.
9th. The gentlemen by the stHVe
who knows all about it is u be
-braced7 the close of each game.
9TH. These rules are not TO ~
scratched or abridged, but followed en-
! tire. W. DCPI-Y.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

LaAcnRs BLACK SAND AND LOAN
fV Extra improvements. two and One-nali
miles frOln Bcitsyile nine miles from Tinin
10 Liberty Township. Price =, 80 Cheap.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Through coaches between Detroit and Co
| lulnbus on both express trains.
Connections made m the Union Depot at Co
/ lumbuS for Newark, GAINESVILLE, CircleYille,
Chliicutlrc, Portsmouth, Lancaster, Athens,
Marietta and Parkersburg at Marion for
| points ON 4. 4 g.. W X. X. at Upper Sandusky
! for BucyFuS, Lima, Ft. Wayne and Chicago at
| Carey, Findldy, Tiiin and Sandusky; at FOs-
| tOria with 3. & o. and l. f. & L. Railroads. for
| Fremont. Deshler and Defiance at Toledo
with L. 5. & VI. s, +. & =. N. and Canada
/ sing. Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and all
points in Michigan.
/ PaTlOr and Sleeping Cars On all through
/ trains from Columbus To New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore without change.
/ W. A. MILLS,
| ORLAND SMITH, Gen1 Ticket Ag't.
l tien'l Supt.
| ". VI. GREENE, President
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

| Mixed Accommodation leaves Deshler at ass A.
/ NJ daily except Monday. and arrives az Garrett
/ at 900 y NJ, stopping al all Stations
Figures West Of Bellaire inclusive are Co
/ lumbus time except ar Chicago.
Express trains run daily Fast Line trains nun
daily ON Central ONO Division and Main Line /;
daily except sunday ON Lake Erie and Chicago
Divisions. Accommodation trains run daily
except sunday.
SAML- POWELL,
Asst G. T. & P. A. for n. W., Chicago
l. NJ. COLE, Gen1 Ticket A'gt, Baltimore.
G. II. HUDSON, Supt Trans. Ohio Division,
/ Chicago.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
Real Estate
AND
COLLECTING AGENCY
? OF
= P. HUDDLE.

- - - @@@-@s
oFacE-ovsr Hsbbsfd's Drug Store. Tim,
Ohio.
Red Estate taken for Sale on small Commits
sion also. 10 exchange.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COL
On ACRES well improved land eight miles
on east OF Thin aud two miles south from
RegHbiic. A bargain at 5000.
A BEAUTIFUL HoME Of s2 acres. situated
n one ;ailo south Of Clyde, SAnduSky coun-
%, Ohin
90 ACRES WITH EXTRA IMPROVE
90 iHruts limestone soil, situated two and
0ll.,-iLdl Hlilas pOrth OF Republic, Seneca
codIlt, OAHU. Terms to suit purchaser.
0p ACRES. TWO MILES SOUTH OF TIP
~ hn. 0n the Mexico road. y acres Ia good
cultivation balance fine timber. Soil cln not
be eNcoilec. Price reasonable.
La.AcnEs BLACK SAND AND LOAN
~ Extra improvements, two and One-nall
miles frOln BcttsyIile nine miles from Tifiin
10 liberty Township. Price - go. Cheap.
10a ACRES, SIX MILES SOUTH OF Tihin
lVV Seventy acres in eilltiYation.a Balance
heavy Gullor. Dwelling nearly new and con-
tAins mae rooms barn, grain house SOL
agl4Iiteyl ior all kinds Of grain. A cheap farm.
100 ACRES, WELL IMPROVED, AND All
lUU Honey Creek bottom, one mile south
and One mile west Of Attiea Seneca county, o.
chaser.
A FIKE BUSINESS PROPERTY. CONSIST
Al ING OF two lots with large store building,
warehouse and barn, situated in the village OF
Balio, Crawford county, o. Excellent loea-
ton Tor business man.
WA be sold very cheap.
I OF IA, 500 and Gax2O2 feet. New house
II Ave ROOMS fFuits Of all k.nds, Situated
n. s Q. depot. Price reasonable and terms
easy. Owner wishes TO remove 70 Toledo.
on 4CRRs Of well timbered land, situated in
OU Hardin county, Ohio, seven miles north
OF kentOn, on the blanchard river, four miles
west u Patterson II Is all river bottom land
tnexhHnstible soil, and timber sufficient u
pay for the land.
TNINR BRICK RESIDENCE OF EIGHT
Il rooms barn three lots; elfoioe lot oi
fruit well and ciSt0rD no repairing needed
Property centrally situated in the village OF
Republic, Seneca county. Ohio.
Also 3sN acres Of No. I farming land, with
good orchard, and within the Incorporated
limits 4 great bargain % the purchaser.
1eaACREs, three miles from Tiffin. of which
lOU i30 acres are IN good cultivation bal,
anes fAe timber Running water, supported
u 4 M. ] SnriHS two orchards, lOlq bushels
uf wheat harvested ~ 1875. Will suil for tnt
aOminal sum Of Ss2-jO per acre, on restsonabl,
time.
1F- ACRES OF NELL-IMPROYED LAND
~ known rs the HeatOn farm. Situated
three miles north OF 1tiin, and one-half mile
west OF Fremont road in the northwest cOrnel
OF Clinton township, OF which $50 acres are uI-
der good cultivation, and IS equal 10 any land
In the county for the production grain; bal
affee Is well umbered. Good orchard and
buildings. Two neYer-failiDg wells, and al
Other eOnYenieaces: Is convenient TO divide
lItO two farms II purchaser desires. Price
low, and terms TO suit the purchaser
Address, or inquire Of
p. HUDDLE.
.nfI 'f6-n Real Estate Agent Tiffin, o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

f0o ACRES, SIX MILES SOUTH OF Tihin
lVO seventy acres in cultivation Balance
heavy lmluor. Dwelling nearly new and CON
tAins nina rooms barn, grain house. Sol
aglIite,l for all kinds Of grain. A cheap farm.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

1A0 ACRES, WELL IMPROVED, AND ALI
lUU Honey Creek bottom, cue mile south
and One mile west Of Attiea Seneca county, o.
chaser.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

0p ACRES. TWO MILES SOUTH OF TIP
DO Hn. on the Mexico road 2saeres Ia good
cultivation balance fine timber. Soil can not
be cgeuilrf Price reasonable
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

All trains run daily, sundays excepted
CONNECTIONS.
At Fremont trains on J.. ). & u. r. T. pass
East. % A. n, s. A NJ, n " A. ~, : " i.
NJ 10 81 P. n.
Al BurgOon. Pennsylvania Co, trains pass
I East . = A. ~. 10 % A. ~. - p. VI. : West
/ 10 % A. NJ; = y p. VI
past : . AMI s. J.. 81. s 10 p. ~. :. West.
[ . sg A. N; 10 - A. NJ. - p. u. Trains ON
IC st X r. pass south % A. -M- n q A
l NJ: o. r. M. NOrsh. 8 - n VI. ; ! 81 p VI. :
Al Lima. trains or d. & VI. r. r.. pass South
, II = a " - A. n. : ? % +. NJ North, , 40
I A. VI. % r. M. 7. n. W. & q. K X, Trains
[ West, y . n n. IS A ~, 10 ~ A. A. 70
W. II ANDREWS. GenT. Ticket Ag't-
IH BCRGOON, Gent. Superintendent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

oFacE-ovsr Hgbbsfd's Drug Store. Tifsn,
Ohio.
Red Estate taken for Sale ON small Commits
sion also. 10 exchange.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COL
LRCrfONS,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

on ACRRS Of well timbered land. situated in
on Hardin county, Ohio, seven miles north
OF kent0n on the blanchard river, four miles
west u Patterson. II Is all river bottom land,
tnexhHnstible soil, and timber sufficient 70
pay for the land
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

When We are young We waste a
great deal of time in imagining what
we will do when we grow older, and
when we are old We waste an equal
amount of time in lying about what
we did when we were yOung-in tell
ing about the cold winters and trouble
experienced in gaining our knowledge
! oil City Derrick.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

ECLECrlC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
II Thankful for patronage during the past
seven years, and Will cnutinue 10 serve the
public la All branches Of the Medical PrOtes-
sion. Residence and Office. No. - Perry street,
two doors west Of Washington.
Aug Il, 'TGtf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
U,IiiIG1 = cEEWeoEn a

or ALLENTOWN. PA. OFFICE over
" KlrchHeT & BBrmuth's Grocery Sore.
Special attention given % female diseases.
Speaks English and German. Night calls an
FFrrel at the Office.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

- The ONLY ine running the celebrates
pulimsa Palace Hotel and Sleeping Cars from
Mansfield 10 Pittsburgh. Baltimore, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, and New York.
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks 20
points East
F. r. MEIRS.
Cent Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
DENTISTS.
HOTELS.
IIEEIN HnusE

n RISZER Proprietor Market Street, Tif-
us nn, Ohio. The house has been thor
Oughly OYeThauled, has good Stabling, and Is
prepared 10 turpisl the travelling public with
al leOessaFies In good stgle,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

A TrDRNET AT LAW. Special attention
"a given - all kinds Of Military Claims
Bt.s pay. Bounty, Pension, etc. Dillcc in
Natibasd KKcAznge Bank Block, opposite the
COdu HoHss. THIN, ohio.
Jan. ~.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
coLUNBUs TO cINcINNATL

Nos. 8 and 10 run daily, all others daily et-
eept sunday.
sleeping ears on Nos 9 and 10, and through
coaches on Nos. 3 and 8 between Cincinnati
and Saidusky Dav coaches 0u =, -, lG and g.,
between Columbus and S;indusky.
ThTOHgh cOaches ON Nos. u and n, b. -
tween Columbus and Cincinnati.
Through coaches on Nos -. q, u. and -,
between Columbus and lndiahapOlis-
Through coaches on AT tr,lims bebsgetn Co
lumbus and Dayton. r.g .,.-..-t..--
The above times will be made rs FAR ~ prac
ticable but are not guaranteed. f, ..t. tft..
H. 81. BRONSON,
CHAS. HOWARD. Gcn1 Ticket Ag't
SUPERINTENDENT
d. W. c. BROWN, General Manager.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
RFF LINE u y

Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indiana
oils Railroad Condensed Time Table, taking
fleet january I, 1873
GOING NORTH AND EAsT.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
MEDICAL.
n a Marlin
R.E HITILE Nd.

DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON Omcc over
i kcndtll's Jrwelry Store, Market street.
Residence a Mrs DJTle's Madison Street.
no u.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
J.. KINEAMAS. II. X HEksH
DRs. kIRRAMAR & HERsHIsER.


OFFICE OVER NELIGHS CLOTHING
OStare Washington street, are ready 20 at
tend b. al rails day aud night. Special atten-
lion paid % thb treatment Of the Diseases OF
f6Iuales aud children. OfiOe hours from 10 10
A. 81 aud 2 20 T. NJ. Dr. Kmnamans resi-
denee Greenfield Street, near Heidelberg Col
lege d. Hershlser's, irst door west Of Wing
liiig's store, West Madison Street
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
OocToR WAIJeANAN

ncULIST AND AURIST has just returned
" from visit 10 Tho Hospitals Ul London,
Paris and New York.
Long Short and Weak Sight Corrected by
hc and OF French Trial Glasses.
OFFICE HOURs-9 A. NJ. to 3 l.. VI.
Il MJdisen Street., Tiffin. Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
TERMS. $500 PER YEAR.
B0yA.FIpE cTRcrLATIoX. Z. $50.

TEkMS.-Dne wear ia aiFaur-. S.Oy- SIX
months. Sl-p0; Three months - cents
ADkEkTiSING.-The TEIEUyE as al a1s-T-
Using fnedium has n0 superior. u has e.
isIg9- circulation. and is read by thrifty en-
ergetic class u people. Advertisement il-
serted as lOy A. iH ANY iT-t-li-ls paper
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

= SF COLLAR and MIXER free 10
= - Agents. Neat hight, durable
:. !. !. ! !. ]. ]. ] . ! J. !. !
cheap. No Hasaes required-eN-
~ GELS all others. Farmers want
q B n IT, Outlasts all OtheH. Adjust
~ able Pits any horse.
Our AiLKER, the best on earth.
e ensures pure clean milk. Saves
q its cost every week. Sells rapid
SN " Sent by mail 10 any part Of
N - the United States. Send stamp
% for particulars, to
JW. GUERNSEY, Gsasrsl Agent
rs OOurtlaRdt St, y, Y.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
TRAINS CONC EASr-

ON au.i after November 10. ISIS. traiuS VIII
leave stations daiiy ~ follows, sundays cN-
crpted
rr,TN.s l.-,T,-.. r,sr
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

HUNTS RENE
DY e u cOuraC -
sleep. creates an
appetite, braces mp
the system and r.
neWed health Is
the rrSult. Send
for Pamphlet 20
VIM. T.. Clarke.
Proyitencs. r. 4.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

Findlay Branch trains leave Findlay nj OO
A. N. and 70 7. y. arrive IN Carey at 10 %
a. NJ. and % 7. VI. leave Carey at II %
N. and 4 90 T. ~ arrive in Findlay at y %
T. VI. and 70 +. NJ.
Columbus, Springfield & Gin. Line.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06

PIT. WAC.
On and after Nov. 10. IS7s, trains will leave
stations rs follows
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
nn1Nn sorrli NNn wrsr-

Nos. and 9 run daily; No. s daily except
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
r. r.

Time Card 5. taking eject July is, is7s.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-06
ALFRED LARDoH,
NOBLE LEGLuIEs
n L BREWER

A TTUEAEGS AT LAW, Thin, Ohio, Office
n in NoJic's Block over Gross CruckcTy
St0r.-, opposite National Hall Block.
My 4. 'T4-Elsl-ly.
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CASH LUMBER YARD
J. M. HERsHBERGER

Al those needing anything in IN Lumber line
viii fad that
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c., S.& C. r. R.
Time Card taking effect Feb. u, Is7a. =
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07
AN INDIAN BUREAU AFFAIR.

Tho Indian Bureau official, ~ represented
IN the mysterious tragedy. Of many stirring
acts ana numberIcs4 most striking ana I'm
prrAhivr tahleaux, entitled 10 TIE Oln Two
AND SlXrESeF which Is performed nj enorm-
ons expense ,Ider direction of the Federal
government. II simply MI individual who Inns
ceased g. blush and IL altogether without
capacity IN 81 ashamed Of himself.
III would ID wonderful II Miss Rosn Meekrr
who has boon on the boards and thinks the
old tragedy PLAYED out, and wlls,sr sharp
lottrr teliinE the painful story Of hor wrongs.
has probably struck tho unwilling cars of
thts Bureau official should G91Apo calumny
AtcardinslNtt comes. 1t scnm4 ID ~ of Il
mild type, but Rose DOES not think 1t 50. and
she finds herself with M affair on hrr hands
which has some of the characteristics of the
Indian Bureau atrocities, not the Indian
He's and not murder.
Miss Mr"ker. inspired by her own and tho
border peoples wrongs, prepared lecture
In the spirit of her letter by wifi III She dc-
signs, aswe suppose, 10 drag from the seclu-
sion 81 thu famous Indian Bureau some one
or more of its IlSo officials, II not found 10 H.
A. some nlturaist5 maintain, fabulous, and
transport them Into the light for public In
spettlon. an its first delivery THE brutal
yen is raised that the smart little girl had
not herself written her lecture, which gets
into the papers. into which forum the
fair young miss pursues 1T. We regret
that she should have noticed this tile wave
OF spite. and WE see in 1t only proof that
there IL stuff perilous 90 the Official In the
lecture. II Is doubtless going to cause a
marked stir In that ancient chamber of
the Interior Department, whence on
all occasions when the trcaehrrous Lo
wants the services OF tho bureau,
comes lie inevitable peace proposition" just
In the mex Of hts crisis. We vii! hint to
Rose, when she gets u New Orleans with her
lecture that she IL to consider this tnearna-
Gon q the Vices Of human nature, Known as
the Indian Bureau OH olal as impessonal
although his cheek has been hardened by the
~ scaltties Of forty seasons Indeed a very
com& scene might 10 Introduced Tito the gov
ernment tragedy for which there Il ample
dramatic precedent 81 naturalist with his
maEnttler, seeking praeh-bloom on that select
patch of weathar-beaten physiognomy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

~>The Ute chief. Jack. Is th" most candid and
outspoken of MI tho Indians yet examined ny
tho commission nj Ioa linos. lirhold!y avoWa
his participation In tho fight with Thorn
lurgh's command, which ho claim" WAS J'iR-
titled by the circumstances. and ~ frankly
expresses his contempt for Shtet p"ugiaas
and the other Indians engaged NTH" muraeT
of Mceker and tho attack upon the women
and children al tho White kiser Agency.
Jack evidently thinks thcro ta no harm IN ono
body Of armed mon fighting with similar
body whenever thoy unexpectedly moot on
the plains. His ideas concerning the attack
upon the agency IL moro IN eonaonanco with
those OF civilization, Whit u do with ths
Indian chief who docs not So" amy reason
why he should not scalp y soldier ofcasion-
ally lis now tho problem Mr.. Srhurz VIII
have 70 solve. II II not u now one, however,
IL has worried every administration, begin
ming with Westinghouse.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

The recent attempt upon the life OF the
Gar has naturally created great excitement,
not only In Russia, but throughout Europe.
Much surprise is expressed that II should
have been reserved for the present time, just
as great reforms were to be inaugurated III
Russia and a parliamentary system VI gov
eminent established. The great benefit e.
the people OF Russia OF this parliamentary
system does not appear when II ~ analyzsi
The Parliament to be called II such Is really
the Intention Of the goyernment-Wil possess
absolutely none Of the powers Of legislature.
1T will be permitted to discuss public ques-
tions only within certain prescribed limits,
and whatever may be its conclusions,
40 attention will be paid to them IN
less they accord with the views Of the car.
The subjects to be discussed are to be pre-
scented to the Parliament hy the Car, and
the members thereof are to be appointed by
him. 4 faint idea IF the present condition Of
Russia may be gathered from the fat that
even this mockery of popular representation
In the government Is regarded ~ the mass
of Russians as q great step forward toward
nolitical freedom, while Alexander IS hailed
az a liberal, libertygiyiRg rul4r. That all
Russians do not accept this view Inc late II
cident at Moscow illustrates.