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New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
INDIAN IFFAIRS.
}Foyr>r or CHIEF MOSES DENIED.

THE REQUEST or CHIEF MOSES DENIED.
san FRANOSCO. Feb 24.-Lieutenant Hood,
Of General HOwards STAFF rcpprs nat he has delivered
70 Cbrf Mos the intelligence from the Interior Depart
en mat cannot have the reservation he asked for
last Fail through General Howard. Moses expressed
great disappointment at denial OF his request, but
said that he would try persuade his people 10 do the
next best thing the Government would allow but could
moi youch for lie manner which tney would receive
such bad neUs
MURDER BY CHEYEhHEs.
DR Atwood, Da., Feb. 2i-A courier arrived at Fort
Mead Yesterday, bringing the news that two freight
wagon trains had been attacked by Indians few miles
from Rapid City. He stated that the Indians fired sew
era yoIleys the town TO prevent the citizens from
going 10 the rescue OF the transfers Another band Of
Indians attacked the Sulphur Springs Station, on the
bismarck ROAD Killing man and running on four
horses Two companies OF the Seventh Cavalry under
the command OF Captain French started yesterday from
Tort Mead IN pursuit OF the maraudiDg sayages The
general opinion is that tue present deHedatons we're
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

Our Own Pat said, "If you uncover q
statue you say It Is unvaled, an n you cover It up
1gln sii you say 1T is reyciied The English IL ts
Quaiest Isbgwidge ia the n0rruld F-lJndy
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
made by Little VOLTS band OF Cheyennes which is max
ing It's way 10 sitting BulPs camp
THE REV. DIR. FULTON EXPELLED.
ACTION OF THE BAPTIST PREACHERS

ACTION OF THE BAPTIST PREACHERS'
A STORMY DISCUSSION OF THE REV. DIR. PULToNS
REFUSAL To RETRACr HIS STRUCTURES ON DR.
GlMsON-CLOSING AN EXCITING DEBATE WITH
PRAYER.
The meeting of the conference OF Bap'N'
ministers AT Henry and Ovei-sts yesterday VIII Dc
remembered as a notable one because OF the action vi
the conferences In finally cxpeling the Rev DR. JuS'i"
d. Fulton from membership, after an animated DISCUS
sion Of nearly two hours The Rev. John j. Bronnef
acted as chairman The Rev. Dr. Daniel Read OF brooh
vn nresented the report OF the committee OF four to
which was referred communication from DR. ful'oh
which was presented TO the conference NJ the last eo
ing Before reading the report, Dr. Read said'
olvays have been a warm friend Of Dr. Fult0ns' ana
believe that he kind honest and loving and that MS
falliugs lean 10 virtues side only wish that you cOud
know the amount OF raslness and unwisdOn that Ut
Fulton keeps back comparison 10 what he gives eA
preston TO-"
The folio wing orrespondence. said the report, has
passed between the committee and DR. Fulton:
NEW YORK. Feb. Il, 1879.
To me Rec. Dr. FULTON:
We, the unuor.igntd, have been appointed commit
tee on the matter Of yOur let the conference The
conference feel that reflect on them uudu m Wha
say preceding the sentence IN which You WHhuiAW
the remark which the conference deemed offensive We
all that such reflection is. 10 the least, unWlSf
ana needessly compncates the matter We therefore
kindly At 10 you the prOpriety OF WUldra"H tle
present letter and substituting another when shal ln
ciude only last sentence. ii You do TINS, we sha
hearty approval. Trusting the above WI meet your
acceptance are yours truly, D. kEA
j. ID. HEIR,
WAYIAND HOYG,
r. i
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
RAPID SPREAD OF TIE PLAGUE.


The disease is not widely prevalent because extends
i.rayagcs only by cOntagOn and Infection The co
tons of the American cattle trade has strongly o
po,ed 10 this But the disease have not only held Its own
for thiryx years. but Eas slowly gained against every
obstacle until II numbers It's victims IA SIX GInrrruI
States II is not wanting I'm yrucloe, but Will when n
has q fair opportunity. sweep with rcEOr,cless fore,
over the entire land To this II s daily eudn. From.
BROOKLYN has aborOusy crept onward far as MARY
land and Virginia. and unless eytirpated VIII continue
its bacfu course until reaching open pastlragr Of
the West and south will poison the sour cur attic
lie tram infect The rolling stock all great M
road trunks and bid defiance 10 all control Wherever
II has met similar conditions 10 has proved thus
utrtctable In the strpPes OF Eastern Europe II hu.
held perennial despite the best directed crts OF
the Eussan Government, una Ou tue open PASTURES rt
Australia IL sti prevails, Notwithstanding the most
perssten almost ruiuOus efforts for ITS eXermina.
lion so will 1t prove should neglect the present
oupOrtunty and allow II 10 spread until IL Reaches our
uDenced ranges OF Texas. KANSAS Colorado W. ODiug
etc.
We are advised 10 employ inOculaion. But what IL
iuocuatiOn If successful, the production Of tho dis
osr arr cialy with IT'S prominent LESSONS less vital
In every stable where Cdti.c are successfully
ScuatPd the poison prOduced IN unlimited quantity
IL used through tie Gr. II lodges la the parts
Of the budlug the fodder cr and l. preserved Tor
months and wears. Unless these buildings are subse-
1ueutIy disnfected thry deadly 10 t. frat suscep
iipr animal that enters thrH FINALLY, the IIDuIuuiiy
ATTAINED by incubation II not permanent. hut lasts at
the most tor about Two years InOcuiaOn, therefore,
rInOus recOui ~, unless country already GENERALLY
Infected IL Is Itself Hpolinc means OF spreading the
, 1879-07-01
THE CHICAGO TR1BUFE: TUES.

t,o ,,ovmrut ~ xuntIry h,lIs
r., - ti,c tno shrr,s occ. ucc uf
Hi .;'n f.imrt n i'm Criminal Court, u,ti other
at,,,ntv stu t"stitutinus w.r" n,,nruyrij.
In rnti.n, ri t.,nnnnixsi,,,Irr Wuol nll bills
inrtrI ~ '''N 'S
,,,. ,,~,.,r,, -, ,r,rr .r,roy
'nh ~" l""tt ~ .].,. ." ..,. x.,,,
Tor tue cafncnttp hlla ltfe+psooi "ork W." ,Ga'
y !lle Gt,k. cnseia"tsu .'at ~ e's,.. s,..
labor should be en!lorcd NIL ~ il'a'csh's tM.
tlucc ny such lahnr tu liseti. nera YETI ' ,ae
uaua! provisions tl,attsit contractor h.oMM mse
duc DILIGENCE md not rauee ue,ay y, o,''sr soe-
tract"rf. TIE fpd wns Risaei ~ r. ~ ~ 5ems.', I',,
.'nlln W: MetiuDnllls. 1!enrf hsref' any hu ~,
ri n. Eddy, anu was IL RIG B0sh ot so''o'"'
IlLc bond waa unprnse!l: .,.. H..
schucssrr d Lafhtaffner's co'itfael Ier ,tm ,.:
plumbing ami aashttlng n,al poSa ~ 1atnp .,..'p
ssgneu hv Johi sehuGster, ilehry iat1pa! t"v.' ~.
ttlclIartl Lothottzr AAu oeorse etetnl mas wy
, 1879-07-01
THE PARIS RADT.


4 baby was born into The family OF Victor
Lcbanc during my stay III Parts. The newly
born was dressed In n lIttso sacaue, doubtcas
with flannel shirt un1cE It, Without any pctti-
cuats or socks, but with Its body we'll wrappcd
In little blanket, which was then doubled up
Lehud to protect the tcet, nnll pinned up nt the
siles. sh!ck cap was put upon Its head. 1t
Is useless to say, we 10 not put on caps; NO
,lo not eonllne our rh!ldren's feet" l. nut.
one ittH felloT aver year old who Old not
walk. ain told TINT ar bad nut been allowed to
Use hts lcVs soon enough. said to tic mother
that We tlp not pln III babies feet. mot In
tl,e winter |" bhc asks.
Tie habit Ut putting on caps, which has 80
long beci discontinued with US, seems to ho
generally prevalent IN Francr. and often, doubt
less. with Itsa1rtcablc results.
But to return 10 thu newlyborn Girl at our
! nsn apartment in Paris. France Ia remarkable
in registering babies. ind In the legal paners
calIcli arts Of birth. Nine. Leblanc could
lardls comprehend our Estt'ns along without
il.rn,. Ou tEle birth 0f 4 child. not!ce must be
| rigen at the Mayors oilicc Within three davs.
\ FsGnpc must know wien 1t Is q. and ready to
serve IN tl'e army, An oll law required that
| the child be brought to the Mayors ot'lce and
| its scx examined. hut the G1npsutp wns Thought
injurious. and the law was modified 50 aa to a.
| low 4 person ur persons to visit II. Willie VIC
tar was absent for i short time they came, nat
SHOULD he tatien 10 the o1lcc. So on SUNDAY
1nosnlng, vlctur sets carrtage. and l assist
him By holding iIc bav, Hthi hc kesps ne
part Of May. TAc Mayer is not In ,bc oalcs, but
bis clerk ii thrre anu there Is another party ho
lure Is-a rfau Hlau, atsl tho nurse, ul,tl bahy.
and another man as witness. This Eaby 4 day
old. uild has hccn brought Oh foot. What IL
yolr name. AMI what s your wlte'si what are
yuur Hgcsf wllat is your profession: what IL
lsrsf 'll,eac nre a!l fie questions remember.
No-wlctrr tlc baby y to sc put out to @ nurse.
, 1879-07-01
Nnlf.SturFPIls

uAaEnsrows, lnl., Jnuu 21-0no II the
strangc4t cases OF Sl!cistc "a record occurred
low miles nurthraAt vi thla pAc1 ycsteruay.
scyernl weuka si.,ro u furncr by lhu na.iu nf
i;corsu lluoyer, snItttcn uy tl's charms d
,rrass widow, extressu.I IL soHo frient!s Ills III
I'M io. II ]rll,i,s her to tho llYmcucal aItar
Mr. Io,yrr WAS a lnrlntrr u the l,unkcr
Church, une Of tho laws ot w!,isll prohia'ta u
male member from marrying d divorced wouAn
The Church, OH being Mortified OF Ills
in,tu.i,, wurI,ca him to tlrsst anu that e 10
TUX lin stur lle wuulsl ecEiainEy to expeltcd
iIr nafd no icrt! to Ills warnilg. but married
1jm wlduw, n,,,i, In consequence, was t1irnctt
frol,l lie church, Tf,e expulsion was so c'lsoar-
ra,sus tu lin Int ,ita soan alter beratne all
unkeafaoIu burden, an4 lis col,rnenetti sluw
ptutrss Ut starvation. pas'asis'E u an lnsu!,i-
elcut Vuun.ty VI foo4 to hstan III, ais VT Wite
ut1a friend. tuggcu lin u cut, drink, tl1 live,
.nI iir CHURCH, wien they baw ltslt fs wu&
earnestly lent n srl!.lcslsurttsl, otlerou tn se-
In,lufu lsu Il. u ,Hrtlbcr, but ail iI satn. Ene'4
.iny tlp ute Iesa &iun tlIH precctlaE te. "Etii
ycsterttay, ui,a ar ulo,t lyo Or six weeks Ut yol-
uutYry slarYa1iut. lIe died.
, 1879-07-01

icnn: ami, second. the ocean has not, at !cast
within tie memory Of tnan, hhnNn my tidal
wRYc Of ,7ce1re 10 overflow iIt.
Tus purliun t,f TN: knbicet passed upnn, tic
question II use n parliamentary nhEasc, rcrtlrs
on tllc reverend a,i csslcfc i'osthnians irallty
~ temper. All iIn: way out ffunI Chicago NJ
nrc lnfnr,Heda,mt Suntlay.tclloal tcael'crn ea'I-
moi itn-tlc reverend Jo.enti was q tcrroe tn hss
companions. Nryer 6efuru wcrc set u! eS'
c,rsiot.sss fn s.,,,hita and fnsnltctt byniutntury
greatness. Switching of The overland ru,itu to
tie noble Valley VI Yosemite did not Improve
hts tenner nr iitisnn fhr hustrr!ty Of ll'a .W3f-
Ing. staKr-irIyer. guc. antlDrd. t,nicl-S sitter,
we're enet IL turn BubjcctcI tn what must he
called insults, tiH. vocabulary Ol 5thc'nrtesY
tarkIn. appr0priate trsths.. Nothltr. i'Iat asas
dnne p!oasc'' lin, from the owrst neniai o'l!ee
whom. chance threw him in con'ncs Asn SPECIAL
prrtura Of thu staee-!.nc drove bin
irrsuIa}'v from convenient pndnt 70 fl,c
!uokinr q. ,l.c Neither Of the Forest. Mr. Cook's
rnt1, pun!,n remarked, "'fhpt tree Is :a1 feet
high" abe silent. air," tasj the bland theolo-
| uiar, III hnsY believe whitney" tttlc alter.
| rnt,rsc. "c suean tho tnan who held tue rihnons
tnr Mr.. Cook. This courteous suggestion untY
tirttctj tilr t-tefllpcrcd reply, VI told YOU TO
keep sti,, ar; ssr'auts and guides arc a'"oys
! Alter this there were few PERSONS who en-
| slravorcd IL ehnw ,ullrtcsv tn thE Kcs. .lnscrl
fp,l;, niltl he lrt .eyeTGly alone until 1T.
arrival IN San Francisct1. IL would tlc useless t
inlurrn Iu astusc divine atul moral tDcntor tfa
| wc are in the tatft ii entertaining In San Fran
t,.eD nluct greater ncn ti,an even lls Il. Bn
thrsc huyc l,een gentlemen who knew hnw II
brEayc themselves. They rou1d tra;e :h0ct
mics u1Mi not lcnvc 1!ne Of instilttA mn, bias
pllrtnt,s people strewn n19Ig Tn" entire route
'Flsfr ats people who haze hitherto sunposrt
fI.a; rt,oa iuut,ucrs u,nl religion were 1,ast o
Christianity. They will be gIati 10 lear', tro''
Alt. {,nuk TINT iher are not, AMI Will feet Il
llhtrsy in future to stay uwAy fsotn tue churches
, 1879-07-01
O'BRIEN'S BROTHER.
Particulars Of thu Comnromtso with tho
Trustec. nf thr D'Isrirn Ektntr.

Particulars Of tho CosHpF0sntsc with tho
Trustec. of thr t>'lsrirn F:xtntc.
SIN fraacis:" t'al'.
I'Atstcls u. Q'1iricM the brother OF the latc W.
S. O'irisn uf the lona,za ,irm,-an account OF
whose tlvatlI, aiHl the fact that compromise
lad brcsl made hetwecn Ills wife mil tbs
TRUSTEES Of the U'Drian estate, appeared IN tho
Gail yrs,cst!ay,-was bursel en Wcancs-
day last Iu tho Catholic cemetery
vault. l}r. u. +. Eiurdy, who at~
tcndc. The dercaseti, states that tic cauhe Ut Ills
death was disease ut ,Iu heart, saco Inc ar
rtyal Ut Patrick In the city, during Inst Mttter,
hts cslse has huen covered with mora than the
usual ,lys.sry .'nl Elalnor u romance. bstoso
his uealh W. :. O'l}rlen stasel t!slt e aaI a., has
laia aud hc left to rau!uc, this brut'ser's
enid, ll,e R;p,e Hufn as lle did To his othtr
es,-$390, ,0l0. 't'he ifrst that wus heard Ut
rutrivi; ii. O'Hrcn's Intentions WIS dispatch
irunl New FORK IN Inst Januury, whveein 1t was
cla!ll,uu that +. II. 0'Rgten, resulting then at
1sa!ul.t,. N. e., was trathcr OF llu deceased
n,tIlinla,rc, mud Tor some tlme Thereafter thu
newspapers were 'n't Ut coujecturss Us to the
O'Hrlcn estate, O'lrie,I at illnt time VIA
nj. invalid. conil.c to Its bed. Early tn January
two laAts, cutlng, tu hu Ills wtte ntll daltEnter,
went 10 RaEcig!, unl removed rllc s'ck 'na'!
to sonlc plaee anknowh. Thc ue1t heard
of tlio threc they wcre btopp'.i. At Tug ta'aen
Itotrl, til this city. Fur hstsit time oclurt h'a
tlcatl. Mrs. QLEtG.l nlH ltr uat!9hacF EAu!tict
whv were ,llu luti,es mentioned, stoppru WIN
". y. Dtlren in this cltf, It having bren w.
dersttusl That Mrs U'l}rlcn's husband died ~
". s. U'l.ricn left his slstcr-th.aaN unprovilea
| for, but heullratlIett a30,W0 tu fau-
| line, uul soul utter 7. II. O'lsr'en's a'-
| rival liz thu rtty tl,u assistatlcc of =
LAWYER WIZ secured, AMI deuiand
u1atlu IN tue trustees Ut the catato Tor 81,
lhNl. The attorney arerlly 10 present proofs q
tilr tlcuf,ty oI +. Il. O'Brlou. Tho trustees at
fret ral,lscl ~ entertain t1le leniand, but tho
nr,,u{t Of tlIc relationship brnu.l.t t'Ien towtl'
AMI lila mater waA Referred u hoard u Afhl"
tyail0l,, .ut,sl.liug VI T. +. Low, cnn t'ConnSr,
ulnl Wilau, Frcuborn. Ttlcy considered tiio
subject tor snns time, and shortty hctoFg = H.:
| U'jtlen's death, rccutN!eudca t!Mt no ne
uaiu $s0, ,Uu0, tllut SUN b:ll,:. III auait'ol ~
tt!u S.skoW ltft to Pauline, In consideration
uf wtlrll all rlaims against thn estltt we're ~
| ht resuunccd. 1h!s was satlsfartuFy u tno Ile'
| claimant, tut he died bctorH securing tllo
,uoluy. Alter hls tur!al IN "Wednesday. Ao",
ever. Tho W.ul,cy MAS p!id over to tbs 9crsafeu
wiuuw, a,t slle, IN turn, hiEns nScr al1 clalu,s
ugutust .tls estate, During their stay nt .l.o
Palace the three l,ayo Kupt nobody'* coiupaain
but twtr own. AL excursions out sue "ete ~
close carriages, us,1 Atl ulsas wcre taken III tue
Apartments, Miss rauliuu Gully .oIi':s out tn s,s-
| duct Ills husIncas with tho lawyer, as1a seta1"-
| lux Us suull " that was done.
, 1879-07-01


The Board met IN regular eesston at o'clock,
Commissioner Scnnu In tho chair, mud full
Duari rreavnt.
Tho County Attorney sent In q commuutea-
t!ou setting forth t!,at tic Dnari had right to
Invest Sll0,0oU OF tho Sinking Fund III thu ncw
pcs cent county bonds II 1t 50 deslrel. The
communication was referred to tho flnance
Con,u,Atcc.
sir. II. Dyrne, ono Of the unsuccessful bsadcrs
for p!umbtng anl gas-ltting IN the ,sw Court
House, sent In n protest against tho award OF
tie couetaet to Schucstcs d. Lainpnrtncs, which
was ordered placed OH flle.
Tie Cop,mtttea On Public Service presented a
report 10 tie elect that they had made tests Ut
the several kinds ot soft coal that wero Offered
10 thu county, Nl!ll thlt tlIc tests showed TINT
ti.e coal offered by Woodruff e. Turnkey, vlz.
the Coal Creek nn? s9a as 1a 1s.. of
ti.a, ll.a BIZ, u Woodruff s. Traukey bo accept
w. A' ~ Ptr q ton: =:
Jnsame a, Asylum. Md roor-llouas.. s........ 3os
Coon,y coon ven.s Mss.s oco to po delivered on or.
i,esi asi sosi fSr ali institution: =. 4tt
Accom- pa,,yllE this report was detailed
cxhlhis ssgned y william a. LesSn. 'ne G3per. ~,
l -
| amount Of coal constituted, pounts oI stcaln
| ,na,lI. and tllu like.
Commissioner Wheeler wanted .uoro light
| liz could nut understand tle tlgures.. Tho cx.
| A!tlt was then read.
In reply to ,coulntsstonsr Fitzgerald, Com
missioner EohlTn said That lhu axnaft. .was
rscustsn ncnds'' BY tle Master Mechan!G .of tn
liliuu!s Central Railroad, having n,ado l!f TIT
/ trsta ior tilut railroad tur long titue.
Commissioner EttzgerAl n,ada d lengthy
, epcecl. In thc cous'u u which ho applied susnt
lecraeptul personalities to iin ComEaiLte oI
/ pHbiic Herytce, and satl that Eu1ntnlsstoac
Cuburu st.lIi hot cure ad--h" for tho iature4t
ut the County.
Commissioner C0burn IN rcp!y said TINT sbs
adoptiur lie report u saya1g u 81 l.4oo would II
ma,ia oil tnc suit eoul a!one. E'aEer Hro4, ht'
gsnt il, spcrlat lot Ut coal, anl VIC eoe,nsersj
tha llosnitaI. Sir, Mlcl)unull, bud satd7 A'tsv t
wux bettrr tl,un my Baker hros. had Decd fur
nsh!pE to ttIc COUNTY ,,, ,,.a. tx,o,s
Commissioner Wheeler eala na Has 1 'a.St!t y
yhu l,ad put III q bid fur 6tEeaIur eoa', aha
wanted ll,at man to get the Gourmet Il poss,oit
ii upt, he favored Wilmington eoalt ati1 Woa1'
] not let Il few hundred dollars sttlu ~ I.o w,
Commissioner Gulnru baid tliat tne ply ntIeAst ~
coal averaged II 70 ~ ernes l'tae. L. LINN y !.
ei,jl0 than the lowest hid ou "iln:pEton 30 eoa
+ a,ai n,ors than s5,ooo lower ttaa Haker bro'
: bid. -,
CURED III by tlsc following vote; ....
r Yta.-Aysrs. nnrsr. Nurlln.. cobarn. stewaF
apSavo pay.@ps4su;. SHo; 'fsaersld lloamauu Lsnso
Muyer, Itllor. Mhertes-7.
o TIM Clerk read q communication from J. j!
j Armstrong, warming the n9aId not " iet i
COMMUNICATION plustcslnE A,id nsepsoo. a,s "pts :,
$ strongly hid was tAe leWe@t. Inc eo'amuu'e
4 tlon WAS placed on l!e.
!. 4 uuu.ber u reports from standing cQmu
, 1879-07-01

Noux. Juuv l,-Thu lanrnl4b!t ncclltbt
villa, uccurrrd iu Naples during lic procession
Uf Il. CorI,,s pomlni Ilas resulted in tle deat
party, roI.ss,ig ot til" l'uke y Mafslna' ~ ~
OurIlrss d, sapsrot her four dausteis' at unS s,
NH, jittIu buy, wrrv watching .he proteAs1otn
rum balcony u tho l;ui4o "u1vt, Ut thslF pa,'
acc, wurn tlc iasteuluus gasa HaY, and, s 1a!, ~,
euny ,4g o 'hai q ts, 9.s 'sn"aap s tho ,hu
ia iuIury sIaa % hut II severe canusons sssspt.n5
liz DUCHESS who, striking first o l!e sal s. ~
liz, lower balcony and thence rs9ounulus s,t'.i n'
The street, fractured hesspInep aAa GUY sa1
twu hours,
, 1879-07-01
.rttnrctAL sr,nEEs,


- JUDICIAL SrnEEs.
kontfon CorresDondtnea GtHetnndst fa'tttt..
Sir Alexander Cockbutn tpronouncca coburn)
IL her. MaIesty's Lord .Chicf Juss!cc Of the
Guecn's Bench, the highest court of the realm.
lie was ono Of tic Geneva aEhitrators on bchat
OF EpelsntI, on tho Alabama claims, and is rc-
gasdcd as standing At tho head Of English
'urtsts. I3us the lat>ors Of the Lord Chtof Jus
t,co arc severe, and like tmnler Lords, ns!ti no
Lords. he needs rest occasionally. aud 20 tales
vacation md trip to the rrnr'nccs, whers no
bIe lords Of h1h degrcs " src not eeen so o.ten e
as rclatc1 to mo by young bhFrlstcr. accotnne-
t!cd by t,,ie or twp l,oou companions. AMID his
rcia1atlons 3le had rcralea himself IN, beer 20
first very loquneIous, then earr,lous and funny,
ns,d, finally, at The request Of nome OF tho
company. he sang sonaa for their edtocat!on,
! and 'stian"cA regular tfg.' The pcrfoi manees
from from any m &c conrt. Ihs Lord Chief Justice of En
g|antl was actually arrested and imprfsoncd--that
il. taken hy Ills friends md put " bed.
Tlds rather rennsknhic exhhlt,on Was' ot
is told as ono of the odd things thlt will some
time, happen. This case rccai TINT Of the Jolly
| Almrystw with Magistrates. II Lord chof
n,ss ags 'p5fns Tf as n0s s sass nSs
,hr subject OF inquiry III Parliament. Dir WI.
frid Lawson, tils temperance rctorH1er, asked
| Mr. Crnss, the Homo Secretary, II the fenoft
was true TINT the Magistrates Of d ccrtaln
proyincia. tuwn, Wien met al the Lionel Hotel,
had extended tic "convirlat hours beYond the
time allowed by law.' 10 that Tho "feast Of rea-
son and flow ot beer" might GO on: Mr.. Cross
admitted .he tact, but said IL would not ptoba-
DIV occur again. .-.-....- .
The case was this: The Law requires places
! where beer and sprits nre sold to DO closed OF
; | IL u. IN. The Magistrates werc building etle'
/ | hralIon Of curtain event, mid, ~ IL O'CLOCK
; drew near. they then and there signed pott
tsun to allow The hotel to he open m hour Of
. two longcr for their personal anl convlvias bcnc
: 1T at,l that Of their friends. Tho law pcrmitt
s Magistrates 10 grant an extension II ccrta't
emery cnciut, but It must be done while astttnf
i, ns court, and upon petition con3ormcd to anc
cia steps taken. All these stipulations wcs'
, violated III this case.
/ II does not appear. therefore. that 1ega
uropsietics nre always maintained In EnGllnt
: tnorn tlan In D,l!er countries, though the boas
= ! IL 0ftcn made that law il more tcsercnccs
i here, uml iuht!ca better executed, than In III
United States.
, 1879-07-01
THE REV, COOK AND THE cALlfoRNlAKs.

lEE NEf, LQUh HHU lI1G kfAu bnNahls0t
Thu lscy. Joseph Cock, now OIL n visit to tie
l'arlllc slope. appears to have ussitnllated with
the gcnla, mn. ..ospisulle calfornluNs la Il way.
that contributed to unn!uasantuess on both
sides. le visited the roast a efssor htvrt'n aa
well Of tl'cologlsu; but either h&a seenti'lc
the!slus or his style NJ lna.lncrs aru unarcepta-
llu to tbe caltfarhIasls. sayB tAe San francisco
CAraDiee Of late date:
WI expected m,lrll from tho Rev, JOSEPH
Wien We heard tG WIS quilting, tic ite,llA III nlr
expectancy Including lhr jatGst recIps tur siilx-
N,g Jamaica t.ulas4es with wllitu beaIts hefnro
baking, low Iun.. Lrala lutllcluusly prepared
Should stand IN un ulAsltotpa oven OIL sAtur.
Juy uight, as wuIi as itle Htost Tcrent ''titp,"
vllr1n nlul i1.ust approved Incth1d 0f effect.
| III. un entrance Into crowded lrHwiug.raotn.
THUS far VIZ confess tu bitter utsAtI.oiht lnGRt,
| the Kuy. Jusepsl luyillI devoted ntu,scli pre.
uaturely u The study If our iucat physical ros-
rapy, lur which .lu develops W mental ll,leas
| amt having further shawn himself tn ptpstss
tj,ut hull,uI frulity. truIuer. We could, trr'
| hu,,s, l,ayu overlooked Ills comparison VI thu
rttilltte pl Alaska 10 lhal u Ca!tl0Enu, cuual-
cru. ts desire to tevuHctlu ha missionary tray-
| cI,E euln,M.,ons ~ llleir AEctc punishment.
| but when ha htat.al tllut ean FgaurlsrtI was
| saved from tnuuuafoIl by Et.nAntn raising ullr
| Icycrs, whtlu uatiyu AHluF!runs stotsa By pals
! with ftar,-his cxart lun.un.a nuy have ts-
| caued u, though VIC trust VIZ Graap his eYanea-
| rg,,t lcu,-we thought ourselves a. lthcsty, aid
| with due ltltuillt,, IL DENY liu fuvt hnu rcIfcl
the inslnuatlul,. First, Chnesu bravery Aas
! uyYer hruu tAuuJht to equal tA1t VI lhu 4AMei'
, 1879-07-01

suffer not tisa ppoIntMent by employing too 1nany
.cutrs -; tut IUr tho diseases 6f tulancy usu d.
Nulls baby nyruu Whtcl! nusrr d4sappuuts, au4
cn4tA oulv 70 ceuts bottle.
, 1879-07-01

said: "rt IL the sanle In every respect but one:
tc pearls and diamonds are fatso; but, ns your
necklace was madu by ,no, spccafly for you,
tic rcai necklace before him as mo,ie'" Tho
sccnnl 1ewelcr WILL have to explain where hs
procured his model D. 4. II
, 1879-07-01

Mr., Hnshy NnrrntcA tito Do1cfu1 1ilatory OF
Carr, M'pcltrr. in Which the True In
,vardnesa Of lIls Bo!ng II Grccmbackor IL