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, 1880-10-19
MINISTERIAL MEETINGS. :

Tho rcgnlur weekly Conference of tho Dant,st
ministers Of Chicngo aud vicinity assembled
yesterday forenoon.
Ihe lter. 4. N. 1lacon, Of Onk Park, delivered
a short essay OIL "Christlun Perfcction," taknr
tho development Rruund in relation to pcrfec-
ton. Mum WIS not perfect, nor I'LL he over
fcnch perfection In this world. Tho essnyist
qs'otcd f,eun Scripture to provo his premises
right. lie believed that Mi mcn hAya ki nj OF
perfection. hut no man hns 1t In degree.
Thc essay wlss dlscusscI briefly by tho 1tev.
hcasra. Carroll. Clark, Ives, Hurhoc, Parker,
nnkcr. aiid othors. nll agreeing III tue inatn with
tlo vlows oxptessed by tho fsev. Mr.. 1ncon,
Tho ltor. MIR. Waterman thought slnlesncss
noss.n!S Tut not prohah!c. Tlloee sas too muct,
irelyL'.!S platy II th1 Churches ind too ttlo
lronsga ,a, H. " iny & The pcrfectionsts wcro doing
.rho Itev. Ii. d. 'rayior hna some very strong
;iet,'.i,gs i. 10 curly liro for Chsiaan perfection III
yeatH: Ie believed In tho Development theory,
~ After tho discussion, wls over, thu ltov. 4. Il.
1Hther presented pr tlo report Of illo ComlnIttcu
iftsc1llenty. Thu report took tho ground tint
SSim,',,ny S,,y pnlcr%s % wcro contrnry 10 thu lnws u
es,rase M eertai cr e q ths ssns s Se y H. l.
frta, t. istIss' rs there were s1,'ay p.crs enough
spp!t guy taok "pIaa 9a cdsso Sss S1opsse Gaf'ss
Iao ColnnlIttee, wero instructed by tic CGtl-
aGFeuco 10 cl'lit!elnn thu jl!Sert!on &C immoral
followed out their Instructions NB to tho con-
ae'nnatton; but sald In tt,oir ruport thAt they
vera un'tblc to !n1 u s!slglo advertisement III
the Chicago duEies which they reHarutl as irt!-
iHornf. Tno repurt of tho Contnittcu was
!Lnptod Will tho exception Of tho Inst rcsol,l-
tipn,. which WIS lMii ut, tho tatle. Tho Dtt.ur
4f thu clcrgyulen saining Tint it WIS not ti1oIr
business TO incdAlo With the nlAtter.
Thr subject for next hfundny VIII hu m cx.
eEGsis Of Mntthew, xvi, 1B: !. .Upou this rock
Will build ,ny Church, by tho Rev. 4. X. Tupppr.
TIE CoS0NE0Art0NAL1sT
lHfnsters. With tho Nev. j. e. Armstrong prcst{]-
t,t prnf. lfftchcnck's paper, rcnently bOfure tho
tn.i,rcsbyterlnn Council, on tho need Of lnUr0
r1tuallRtto observance III tho churches.
, 1880-10-19
A I'nzx1lug Usage Explained,

NcW f9Fk 10RrnNl q tsNANlfTfe.
Tho word "htltlrcasCt" on lnIturA to DO sent
by Foreigners res!dent herc 1t sruw out IT
tho memorandum tnattcr OIL tho ltck OF M
4!iici9! document Hs 70 its rnntcnts. "Jolsn
tors. Who thou9at that "udIrussed" WIS iisctI
ns II substitute fur tho ,Hil'roas. Tho word
lotnatlo notes wilerG tho writer anu ru1uivov
were both sn tho an,no prcscnco. and tho fntor-
Gn,lrau wAs I'll writing to nyott possible n,sl,n.
"fo--, hort prcsont." Attcrwart it wna lid.
e.! to the nliclal's r,nn,e OIL, tho snporscrption
was to t,a tlellrprod to ls, by tho writer's llcs-
aunKcr, tho fiction thAt h0 WIla prssscilt boilig
ninihtAinrd US rtalEty. hin11y wrttura supposinS
sohtod" have c0nalnued ltH uso IN correspond.
,n 9nc9 " pssvAte haadg. 90 distinguish tho I'D.
ttress fni!n that 0f lostor sent BY mall. Tho
Jones, hIGiIson square," Or to wrItg tho emiplo
nAtnp, and Kiye the address tO tho messenger
, 1880-10-19
PRQIQPLASM.

Tho nowly' 'oryRnized Physiological Society,
composed entirely of ladies' who delight In tho
study Of science, hcid regular meeting ycster-
day afternoon at tho AthalstENrn, At,l Tho few
members who woro present lstc1led tn Il schular-
ly lecture BY Or. Henry ". Lyn,nn, Professor Of
physlotoRy In Nush Medical College. Tho Doc
tors subject wns "protaplaam." lie ilrst de-
lined tho word. which ho saiI stgnllicE tho
organized matter out Of which aro Uotnrnse,!
the elements OF living bodles, both plunt
and anmal. Tho microscope showed th4t
such structures were coMposeI OF little
cells, which Woro only ylahG hy tho
minute description Of tho manner ii wllIe tes0
e es!as afo tort',n.t. And how the!r discovery Was
1irst ,st.a made. Taese cella 9ro !ttlo telly.ku
and reproducing themselves. So pr0tlul,ncts
Meso % ti,uso yartoua functions. that' with, iitlo
LyIty of tic living body wa dopspcnt III Hp"il S
a0 tho aXgreRats action ct those little nAsses Of
pif0qBBs q PBa saasa Tls Mk0 ntl tho by sens
wsra lifted i' oxoiasivo,y i " tor tae'' na~ax' ss'
y . nssS ot'S SfSa ss
rost, while tho function Vt stu an0thcr pnrt
tes q sa 4o,g y has ca4y for o
stances bud. by wonderful dlspay Of Natnres
Rboa sy.fs ess GsensSa r." 70 aet II purifiers of the
Of wank tho tocturrt sornpd % 'soavengors6 wk1
mattes; !. h9s also fo!!owe4 - oilo It the r.
ss,Srr'x T tSnts X to ewss ss a
S fSq'uSti IT iSax VIZ tass !ae
A. rebuilt i could 10 said That whii5 ul tIeso
nas4ss PHI the sumo e1mnl0n characierlstscs.
tnsy haa u1ussont or independent functions to
Tho Doctor illustrated tho presence Of these
natton, whura tho combined functions 1T all iu-
aMtv!anaie M Nuko w y ss1.1id 1nseni'!e. Tho work
, 1880-10-19
What 11o brought Home,

Mr.: sototnip cama down statsB to 10 o'clock
nrcakfMat With ynrant cuIintunRnc0 anu Il
backward tendency III bis hnlr tl!t made hls two
eySs neho Iiu sat down ut the table, arti, pick
1nK w ha knfo a,!d fork, Flarod III llncasy wull~
ger Ut salnethfng In tho platter bCforo hIn. il
tondsi tor food, Mr: Sotoinup harpoonGti it
,sit with hs eeFk ata lifted T. up boldly xax!nx
tho a1l,,," ho exclalncd at lust. ia ihs ,hitaS'
Woll." replied bis patiunt wifc, with just a
shMtiow ot i sigh, It louks Ike your nnw soft
1e!t llats anu that !a What thought II ,yaa; but
yol pulled II out of your packet whom yol caInv
homS Gt,. fas m,ornit and saii Il was n6o porler-
Oreaksast, You ne6dat siys mo any % Of +; III a
MT hungry And Nr, s1tot,up, whu was lust
wild to know Whnt c!so hu said When ho c!llllq
didn't luro to aak, 't'''
, 1880-10-19
apparently very mich 4rlfernateh, and n yoto Of
thinks was given to t'r. fyn1nn fUr ilts talk,


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF S1nSAr. OFFICER.
WAsIftSaToy, u. e.. Oct. VI n. m.~-f't,r
tlio Uhln Valley mud Tennessee, clear or
partiy cloudy weather, Winds shifting dur
Ing tho tlay 10 warmer soatllcrIy, with fall
ing barometer.
Fur tho Lowcr Lake region, clcnr OF partly
clnudy weather, soutl,westoriy winds, slowly
rising temperature. stationary Or lower bar.
D,nEt1r.
Fur thu Upper Lake region, clear or partly
cloudy weather, soutl'westerly tn soutl.crly
wluda,. generally higher temperature, a.lu
lower barometer In southern ,,art,
For the Upper Miss{ssippi aiui I,ower Mts-
snnri Valleys, clear or purify cloudy wcntllur,
wihds n'Gstly waflnGr, md sDilt1leriy Il, east.
rfn district, temperature l0wer III western
district, stationary or luwer barometer.
LOCAL. OiIsEHvA1tUNk
, 1880-10-19

Tonr ffunOs hffcb Oct fB-T1n-pnonotIor Gt
Ajbnns,
nnwr.-t,~oro,,,,. x,,,,..,.u A.,
,,,......, 4"rc'e'a 'An""uAee NO. Il H1sslat
H!HsouFl anu barges.
W!nd-Ncst: heavy.
Wcuther-Clouly md cold.
lUNr fjt;ttty. MIch nm IN, ~, c...,.,
Down--I,rpnc,Iprs 1unintn sy,..i,t,.,,, e.
' uun' eehu'''crs moonlight. L!lliG Prntt, Carl
oa!al; rug sumncr and baracs.
sAiiNGM uHta!ne. nouuu uawn-D. K. klIpt
Wtn1fnWns, 'iWtItgpcl'er Ii,.,p!,. ltavMna.
"1'., netaoe o'ouaS.
bET1tGtT.
DEToIT. Mich. Oct. III. pn..nI
h1eItfn-1AfgGs IlDwo and bQrGc Ira Chnffen and
bifge.
n ui,a.s4.,i edfwn1ironellcr5 Dem 1tIchmpnd,
, 1880-10-19

many Lines ~ sMfcty, lately had I,ltrfuw osoa,0
frun, falttnk IN Now Drt9atis. Tho rupe sua aus
priidet @ aotoss street frotn tho tops OF houses.
tre hu siid OF; but DO catIRht win hls hui,ds
letting tho henvy halaneo pole drop Into tho
crowd pcI0W- Tho accident seAnel III complete.
y unacryu h!,n lIa vialbly trrInblpi fr,,tts hoa
Y, t0ot, aul wns ulablg IL get up tho Incline to
tho fUof A cord Wus thrown 10 hiu, ind With 1t
he WAs pulled up.
, 1880-10-19

waa cnught In Tho net by uctcctlvc Carr of tho
daughter Ii mn hab!suG Of vIlc rusorts, md has
served QUO term IN tho PonItontIary for atcnng
nlamGtf pfu from n cDt,spIcAutta sporting
!Inn. Tho mother and ttauKhter were In tho
icnitnnttnry ut tho ennc t!tno. Tho younger
Hhuhhtcr i IN exception to tho rest Ut tho fam
, 1880-10-19
Secretary schurz Fearing Trouble
at the Los Pinos
Agency,
Appeals to the Governor OF Colorado
to Act in the Interest
Of Peace.
Commissioner Mcacliam Describes tho
Scene on tho Dc1tycrlng.Up
OF jackson.
The Indians Stripped for tho Fray and
Atlirst for tho Blood Of
tho Whites

er,,lnent authorities III tliis city llavo re-
eeiyetl Ito News from Colorado sts recent ns
That given ly to.tlny's press dispatches. THO
following dEspAtc!l, dated Los 1'ln0s 4 gene i,
Oct. III, was ttlfy afternoon received Mt tho
Interior Department, mid Immediately uaty
tic subject 0f consultation, with tho j}cpnrt-
lnent or Justice, but no decision WIS reached
III regard 10 II. Tho press tllspatch an.
,'ounccd that Agent Urrry md otllcr per-
sons for whom warrants vert Issued Ind
been nrrestcdn md lodged In ]ail nt t;Lniso,.:
,,ov a1 III ~ sse'r,ta'n 81; q e Lnts hayo this
n mt ths s,i yi,,i'nlyto 9Ject fa tho reservation
arrcst 2. mo, and which sio mt rcpoHaIxc. Fnr-
thernioFr. consider lint tht, pence it'd wclrnro
Of tho fndans and tho country III gcicr4 on ttr
eouFso' IsE'tsr. Agent.
Secretary Scllurz, before Irnylng WnsllIng.
ton to-day, telegrnpllet rs follows;
II To- Gop. llthiu. Dcnrer, Co'o., Tho Assoe1ntc,l
Press reports flint two cou,pnnfes Of tho Iniiit,u
iasc bntn st4rted for IT'D Utu Reservation t.,
thc1n anil tho lntl!nns is antlc!p.tetl. 1t surus
a1mUst nnyltahle thut. II lhta lroccctltiE ' Kocs
neccssary 10 secure obrttIvnco to tGo / sta,o
l,isSss pirnsSss on, OF the pnrt Of tho Govor1Incnt
fsfs; stmta w n h th9 s,eo1, 4; e. tAe pn
e,lGh M g. process without m aggressive movement
oI Snio p, tr31ps vf. faeated ;,i IL bring " ds
"srnssns ..s mstu NV ilinhtliFs ANY prisoner
tute protent1ntl against mob violence. and tho
Stato atthorlttcs should accomi,auy ut,y lrrcsts
their prisoners 1'Ils hcinK cyiJont. ,Sere witi IL
hD M rnson why tho accused sIioulIl i,ot willing.
y obey my nw'asl prtcoss nnd, IL toy did nit,
,,,i, eeIiai,'ny tao Uayernmcnt nf thu Un!rd States
;"'st noI c4}nneaco my ath ttsohrcnce
inoru,nents nr oi,tt Gss " npq you % unrest any
!llt1 which etl possibly leAd to No disastrous Il
consequence lis III tudan wur wulll,! 10,
C. sc1uRz. Secretary.
LErrEr FROM COMMISSIONER MlAc,1AN.
Tlie following private letter from Indian
Commissioner Meucllnul llas been rrceiyr.i.
Ls>s r1Sos. Cclu.. Oct. .-Dr y nst,,i
HNtintnn, D. e.; Wc hnyD nnsscd r. thru,ri,,
forty.etHht hours Of tho 1af,st uxc!ttng pcrjI
hGro ever experienced. For MI lluilr w6 cxpect-
81 every ManlcIlt the carnival would Lceitl.
Ia. nno o!eas Win loitied guns md stripped tor
.n % Menndsd ,n the murderer " Of y9E loh,.-
Ih sn +" mo. WhiHto ., W G'aHtT; ~ t.. Fy. ro
talk, No more tas fItn tjn,!1ht H. liz .a H. ueM
nlt rsHnt;, Aa utes tght all white nlans. M
n"r, nrn,o, ~ ~ Msa H., oimrnt u KreAt
dtnn nf thinnt nnu ~ ~, 5o s tfo eon.
Wr;c, In ir}f. mr, i,,ns.n ,,,s,,' I'll i, ite ~
no prorocata si,tt aud kc.i Il y,,it,r 1ohnsn,
Hxe1Ny s N;df Th,s ,stst oeenrre, Ut !sl Irsay oven
ANAs hA4Ht w VT liltlC lHlCf,
, 1880-10-19
chlEE.lllSIlcE RYAN.

Spse3dl WspattA 10 1As CAl<apo Ttthuftt,
>, MADISON, Wis, Oct. lS.-Ch!efJustice
Hyan has been confined to Ills holns seyosul
aays BY serious imtlIsposltloii. To-day he Is
WY low, hls lif0 being tespalred Of by tho
aoctols n1nl Ills nearest friends.
, 1880-10-19

y,n1 Nca! kllle!l jack Isaags 10 street fight at
WIN which hG hnl done tho SHOOTING 10 the dead
.i INNS brother. satt: "rya murdered Juck, and
Ivy ~, YOU can uiusder'm me-" Tie proposition was
Sos accepted.
, 1880-10-19
THE PRESIDENTS PARTY.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct 1s.-Tha prcsl-
ocntial party arrived from Portland this
morning about U O'Clock, anl proceeded to
Angeles.
, SAE FsANNIsco, CAL, Oct. 18.-The Prcsl-
aaent and purity left tIls afternoon for the
,1aose1Aite.. Il!ey will 20 to Los Angeles 6at-
EEEa9y next. Thence they 60 eaSt VII Ar4zpua,
oanta 70, md Kansas City,
, 1880-10-19

ihnie Ese,y S"n1 a,Fi nHe 80 hnDu Time III
"Ir a nnppy va!lt!y tilht " T. shame IN turn
W THmsn EaIc = 81 p pneltcaay 1n ti,cIr RETREAT
r,ert fo1 n1i rnInu ~ M. ~ sn. Mottnt
iiIc wor crnw.lIn1 @ y INK t KIP entG,1 na, nihs,
n a,n sea a molinsa,s y! n, were lHafrae ,s
"nn ,sMi,a @ teceiVesl sNu vistnfs ms year; 5000
ntais MSIG 'net9 ii. ~ ~ ono tilne; Ban Har1or as
H.nteis ey t';S tlozsl any bonrtllng.huscs by
the @ "Gue mnu;,atns ny pn.ns rn s m,n lsn se a up
f, nxn r. sesnntl,ani s1 oDk. T!iey arc covered
If wci III 'en5s eta Va a,aaoG IT, trntlm Men
m nrc",inv mGi,A Ut" buying up tho shore sltes and
>, QUEEN ANNE VILLAS
u, most gorgeous arruy Of rc1, yellow, ard
o!lvg-grcefl patnty. Tlle most attractive pnrt
t,sts e ~ Gtviis!, r., MlGil t1ls !loln mic nr Two
a,nnst III 'c, tnLo,, auWn w., u % Dtet ellis, has
tltrs ars trrat t1,c m,f1ip ,a G os , y, %, u
it"rf.re nr ,,r,, ,n t..,,, WELL ai u1 M
ife ro.ks v sve''t a .i!eh @ 1t9ai @Wak1i'R aiolg
lIsa@n sras. 4'rt, ' !ooa thnt 1ehvungf T.! .,
eel ayy"r, eis ~, ,'iIs ,a ca ,1o ~ paa-
I'll" nn,,.n ~ ti,i Wy a talo ntlit!c COAST
thnse a.tin,,"t, ~ H.. 's n IeNr RI
, 1880-10-19

Tho Emery City fi,rlstyh Culuu,ola, sentf,.,
says u 10 seAl IL every house III thut town: but
tneFo afS o!tly two holgts, n1tli pue OF thQSo II
tho oulcc uf tho Sentinel newspaper.
, 1880-10-19


..,,,,>,.
that pnriy { m "a, ~ snr,,rn wv n.n
h.rrison itnc G'IUr,s s! r ~ ,'ngins. % " hewliuv tp
1nytIE anu HcnefI m @ = III III
sc'cma Ut, i, ,"r"f,v ma RECON-
r!"mn,n itsoIf to pUbiio np!uion rcatfvo 10 tho
n,cric and mGnncruf enfryinE or the ! yeamIpnlEna, I
ond "fG IN n.o ~ ~ ent1s, cntlItinns c
nnsst,it.s w cnt,t,0t JtsCoyrr anything in tnst,
i'rs1u,nr nDIftirIut,s." III consequence nf tho
ef.Ht II oho nn'i lndnha t!ln St.1.HeM.fg 4. IS
cvcnty f,. 'e s.c ,tnlr ~ - tn'tnnt ~, ,y
~ w. r,f"renco 10 tiu scouiioi1 OF candidates,
9. uo,otlvc Ia the eject which tho Into Ncnub.
I,can victory In Ohio and tntlInnn Ind upou tic
o,u,nv nnrkut. tho Ne,p furttr fia,pls,szc tt,,un
xr,to. m follows; "Tho mnncy murkot IL well
,ot,,ncd with tho Republican victories In Ohio
nd indiana, Tho pcr cont Federal bonds,
rhIrh oo,,stItutu Tho bnron.ctcr Of our National
wrdft rt,sc 4; pr cent In quotation. As tuero
,4, nearly 1900 n.,ons Of these bonsls cut.
',,,,s,' nnI ". ain,fn,.trot,o,, hua ,".o ~, :" L.,
,so ~ vnl,c IN ony Unt, cass oi scc,irttina If
lls ss Aa So;!x,6sts'iSnE III! : ii il!s, IL
tffs csfns " 10 Twill py vi ss ony iae faos , arc
proSen'
Tim Nttp 1oytcy zettano writes tho following
in tho o album ot Tho New York staats. .zet,""o:
haro r ,t,own itself in position and cnlmed o tho
SUCCESS oil FOR 'tsef ana its threallnro argu.
ments. II inc poisonous doctrll1oe which that
md Ohio bud borno frut IN Ito spo Of Dem.
ocratto yIctory7 but how hu,ubiy it twists. and
turns turns md whines and I,ewaiis tho facts mt, ro-
suits which arc lncohtfofcrftblo nHu which catl"
M, bu explained nwas. or opcnly denied In ynrd
W.. .1.U, ,n. n,'..a.. ,,al,s, ~ ... sue
Nc" oss =" "ue NH. nas ,. i"a,s oeo.. n1.
edged and cutting, while thcy were dull, blunt,
md rusty, Whit, wu max, l,as tbat pupcr accou,-
pljsteu With It's philosophical twatttite IN tito
formation Of public oplnIon2 Nothing, nbso-
lutcty nothing, us will appear from tho follow-
INK: s1n 1sG1 1t worked for Douglas, anu
Lincoln was elected; Ia 1e0t It supported
Mcclellan, md Lincoln was elected: in ls0s Il
worked for Seymour, and Grant was elcclc1; In
ls7s II supported Greeley. md 0rnnt was ctcct-
Ell: IN 1871 II worked Tor Tlttlen, and l3nyes WAS
s a, .r,,', ~ 1oee W aaeck @ Ana
nrnt befuro Cur readers m Tint t5,cv innv aeo
III whit really consists tho Influence OF THIS
'pnpcr of efernut dcfeats.' md that they .niay
prephre tnGmsees r se, lor cGst0in teieat n9nin'
Hscn tn its i,nherIIn twotl,irc Thfs hnn,,d,,t *
Ind arrnyhnt piper inltEincs that it mal,,lfuct-
arcs pThl1c opfnlon. Only ttleurAble lAiuclty
olnnboiiil.ea ei.Eiorl,catl0ii Caii lnt'co those
Whit Iu,,rn hi i. snr,acG,nvi nn1 ,tu 1 siI III
erary ntmirntion society Il, believe thnt by con.
!snuous anl pcrslstont trtIlng With public opin
lou v9tcs eoaIu 10 madc and public aiIAirs
'napcu' "es'''
mn, ,,,Iuor,,, c-.,,o,. ~, o-,x,. =, r,n-
orossr,nn nc,,stor mi ~, ,,;,ost "onnarson,1
ehsot I-I,toJ ,,r,,,,. .,,, sva. ~ $3.50,
.a.tnr ,,ar .o,,s,.,. 49,, snt 49,, ~" ny. ,,.s
bctlcr nov, Icpf'hts lFonl Inc Ahzttbef ues fcs&-
ftB tho following I'll rGfntfon To thu rnsut of tim
, 1880-10-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Congress Observation-Disclosures and A}torp
atire-ls well-known spoallu fOr cOnst lpat lion.
, 1880-10-19

Consumrtlve's IIopc-4a generous nu.
tf!ti1lis dict, ,purc aIr, md E0tlcn's Ijobir's
Liquid Extractof ncef taken regularly.
, 1880-10-19

The prb1fc will howard Of n traudu,
lent imitation Of DDbh!ns' Electric SOAP nav ta.
1t vii! ruin any clothes washod With II. Ins1af
upon having Dobb!ns' Electric. " @"
, 1880-10-19

Wncai'stersa Cough a1fxtnrc.-Thchc O hcss
bronchitis, aath!nu, consumption Tor ntluits, aid
Nnlopnf. cough and Group for chlldron. Pre-
nlefeti Diily by :lnhn Leo, corner linlstct md
Harrison 6ttcots, and for sato by oil dr,Rulsts.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-10-14
A Russian Duke.

In this expedition he conquered Casan
1000 versts down the Volga and the
imperial city of Hobrachan, and took ST.
IBERIA, $4,000 versts away, zone Of the
best flowers of the Empire" The peo-
pie loved we'll their victorious tyrant,
but we question if his Boyars loved his
treatment Of their feet equslly well. 1t
was ishabit to carry staff with sharpe
spike at the end thereof, and this, in the
midst of discourse, he would playfully
and powerfully strike through their
feet. If they would bear it without
fiinching promotion was sure and swift;
but the result of the alternative history
telleth not. His whims at other times
took slightly inconvenient form; as,
tor instance, when he sent mission to
Vologda to exact tribute of coipack
of heas, for, as they could not get full
measure, he exacteo d heavy fine. But,
perhaps, the crisis q this strange lido
syncrasy was whe certain Dutch and
English ladies', W! ID were strangers to
the city, and, we may presume, to the
manners Of the Imperial fancy, laughed
at certain wild lnks the famous Ivan
Vasiloidig playe at public festival
He sent for them all to his palace, and
without more o had them all reduced
to o state of nature ana placed before
him in that slightly disagreeable position
i'll the Great Room of his palace. Then
he commanded four or FIVE bushels Of
peas to be thrown before them and made
them pick all up. When they had done
he gave them some wine and babe them
be careful how they laughed at an EN-.
peror again
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-10-14
The Value of Self Control

Even in great men restlessness is the
cause of much mischief and bitter un.
happiness. We may depend upon it
that the world does not love a busy
busting, all doing person, any more than
student loves bluebottle. Macaulay
himself seems to have been very anna
BILE man, but by some of those who have
met him the fact is very difficult of
realization. Miss Martineau thought he
had no heart his republication, against
his best friends wishes, of the attack on
the poet Montgomery, almost proved
this. Macaulay is tremendous ma
chine for colloquial oppression" says
Sydney Smith, "his memory prodigious.
but forever DINING away, until his
admirers were tired out"
Again, what shall we say Of the con-
ceit of Jeffery altering the style of the
great writer Thomas Carlyle, and that
not in petty article and instance, bat in
one of his noblest and most laborious ef-
forts "The Life of Burns" and Of
Brougham, who after inviting an Amer
can barrister to talk On the codification
of law, takes up the strangers precious
moments in abusing his contemporaries,
and in showing his wonderful knowledge
of art in the drawing room and OF the
intricacies of cookery in the dining
rooml No wonder that Lord Ellenbor-
ough was applauded for his sneer at
Brougham that, if ''he knew little,
Just little, Of law, he would know a
little of everything" There can be no
doubt that Brousham's imprudent and
impudent haste, and over-estimation OF
himself, not only destroyed his reputa-
ton, but, when imported into his decis-
ion as chancellor, made wiser lawyers
gasp and stare, and did an immense in
Jury to hundreds of suitors.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-10-14
TIE HEARTS CHOICE.

Money, or beauty, or love-
Which shall it be, girls, which shall it be
Oh, it is splendid to look like queen,
Flashing in silks, and diaphanous sheen,
Crowds of admirers to bow at your feet,
Rivals who fain for your smiles would compete.
But oh. can your money heal sickness and ruth
Tell me the TRUTH girls, tell me the truth
Money, or beauty, or lovei
Which shall it be, girls which shall It be?
Youth ever pleads for fine looking man,
Skilled in the waltz, or in welding fan;
Dressed like courtier, SO gallant ami gay,
Needing your words in a iiattering way
but tell me will beauty, though eager to WOO,
Be tender and true, girls, tender and true?
Money, or beauty. or love!
Which shall it be, girls, which shall il be
IT'S said that the ages of romance gone
That reason triumphant hath mounted her throne,
And vet, as all things in LIES history
Ia cycles, Wen hail a new era OF love,
Trusting and tender, joyful and free
Love it shall be, girls, love it shall be?
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-10-14
Talmage on Leadvllle.

After his return to New York, DR..
Talmage lectured on Leadville He said:
"Leadville is more lied about than any
city in the United States. 1t is mira
Gle of enterprise, and differs from other
cities only in having its wickedness all
on the surface. That story about my
expl bring the dance houses in LeadviIle
in company with friend was mere
newspaper enterprise. All my explor-
ing was done in about six minutes, from
the wide open doors of one gambling
house to another. Leadville needs no
exploring. 1t does not cover its crimes
1t has more telephones, for the popula-
ton, than any other place in the Union.
1t has live clergymen, too, and its
churches are thronged. There is no
other instance of such sudden and pc
culiar accumulation of people, with so
few outbreaks of immortality. Perfect
order reigns A man is as safe there
as in this city or Fulton street. There
are more murders in this city of New
York than in Leadville. They have
vigilance committee, composed OF their
solid citizens and business men, whose
work it is to "boast" the rather cumber-
Gus law. The day before l arrived they
hanged two men, and over eighty scoun-
drels at once took the Dirt and left the
place.