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cnat and a suit Of clothes; Waller Feency,
larceny nf 60 cents fr0m Joseph Phillips In
the LIKE Park yQstnrtlny.
A Doctor WHO 1fnn Evidently necn
Poisoned.

At $50 Inst evening Officer Considino was
notified to 60 to drug store nt tho corner OF
Filth avenue md Randolph street, under tho
briggs House, tn take charge OF 1nan
who hal been left there by the COLI
ductor of n West Randolph street car. Tho
conductor said TINT tho man had been seized
with fit, and Ind faitcti off the car. OflcGr
ConsIdfne foilnh upon the mars persoli
carsls md papers which lcsl him to believe
TINT tho MIN was Dr. Harrison Akely,
Of No. - 1Vest Madison street.
1io promptly procured n carriage, and lal
tho I|octur conveyed to the County Hospital.
Tile tl,ysItlaus who attended him there snf,l
at urct tllat the r,nn liai EMGl. poisoned,
though with wllnt thuy were unable to stasg
tlullnEtly. Tho Doctor was In T. very critical
condition, n,nl Mt 2 n'cfock thf9 morning
there appeared 10 le but small chances fnr
his recovery Two men were kept busy Ill
tile tluse III Keeping uf' nrtltctal respiration,
nn every few minutes he WIS. tioscl
with whisky, in tlio lnpo Of ke.lr
iny nj thu full effects .,of the
poison. Hot baths WERE frequently gtvg1t.
Nothi,ix Is known cnnSerilnE w cast; :, pe.
yUnd these few facts, Or; Akely had been
over III tic North Division lust prior TO taking
,icntally or with suicidal intent, or II nl1y
hnyp hepu administered to him by sDM,a de-.
signing tMrsuns. Tic Doctor Is IS 0r 30
yrars Of Agt, nrtt Ia very well known III taso
! West Division. Ills praUtice lias never been
large, but lle !Ias Hsn q lung TING nt T.
| rl6sr who know lin best think It Is Mt
| trnlr,ttl1 suicide.
, 1880-07-19
An Incident OF SONIC Importance to Canada

An Incident OF some Importance to Canada
hs tho sudden future Of Eoine uf tho wnrid-
ta,nous suit wells Of Cheshire. A month or so
6,po tho brlno disappeared frprn SUNG Ut tho
lbafts, and tho quantity supplied by others fell
AcrIousty. Since thnt time matters hnvc not
hncn,led. The export Ut suit from thcsU mines
) a84cacbcs G40O00OU pounds u year. There Is
Rkreat anxiety In tho nelghborhooa Of the shafts
ffo k,,vw whether tho drcrcase Of production Is
Tournament, and uvcry tlairyman md picker IL
untctested IN tho matter. Thu wells hive been
8surkch for ::W ycnrs, and werG regarded ns III
Eexhaustiblo. It Is probnbso TINT thu wAtcr t1ns
Ho,nd nn exit through newly opened crcvico
Hu tho rUuks.
, 1880-07-19
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

There seems to prevail In tho "sanct.lm" Of
ths kanaas Staats-AnzsAvtr jolly state OF
affairs. That paper IL blessed with two editors,
ouaa Republican andthe other Democrat.
They divide thelr editorial lators between them,
az q "band OF brothers" should. ltefOrrlnH to
This dual political management OF single
p4peF, tho Milwaukee Iiero1d Eali tho other day;
"4ha kauBas Stats. s.AHtefLkr 6onlpl, for u
chan9e In It's number OF tho u Of July, ltS out.
ssMd-ont neInocnAtt euit. What Ia thu lnRtterY
MAa th9 Hep4blican cu-edltor out tak!ng tripa
ALA WhAt has btcQtnV u tho 'neAuAuty Z
, 1880-07-19
PERSONALS.

Senator Window has gouo to Mount Desert
for tho summer.
at Inst South Afrlcn will be thoroughly !
cxplurcl. 4 A"rinRfore" company hus stnrtcd
for thore
1t will be painful to their many friends III
this country to learn that Queen Victoria IL not
Oil good ter,nB with her daughter, tho Crown
Princess OF Germany, nor with tho Empress
Augusta.
4 School of Design fnr Women has been
started III Philadelphia III II cost Of sO0O00. If
the Institution cnn only design II wOluat1 that
will get afonK with two bonncts ycar tho
lnuncy will hive boon well expended.
At Brimheld, Mass, the census enll1nerator
found u woman 106 ynars oil. Allowing hpr to
bo nn Ayerngu person as rcgMrtls style, an tu,t.
Hcnt mathematician has calculated TINT her cx-
penses tor tunucts n1ll hats must have reached
tie sum OF g., .,aB7, ,394.0l.
Thorp WIS Il fAt doctor named Tanner,
VINO carried tho Abstinence bnniler,
And no in,lr1nnre1. II should
Like to 90 Without food
Forty dnys, II thought could atnn' or"
8-Lonafelu,u.
"D0rn Dimplo "-Your essay on ".rlle Fall
! OF Man" lshardIy whit We arc locking for just
now, and tho information thAt yuu wore per
cnlo drcss during It's delivery cannot be allowed
to warp our Judgment. II you could wr@to
something cuto about tho fall Of wheat II might
bo acceptable.
After all, the arrny.worm Is not 30 much to
bo blamed. After being bn.n..ed nj "nn
anthocephulls nesnatoid" by Ocn. I.e Due,
a1ll Hale tho subject Ut Gu official cn,ll-
municaton by tho same PERSON, oven tho
most foEhearinx creature ia liable to enter upon
u carpcr OF dissipation and erEtuo.
At n recent session Of the American phllo-
, 1880-07-19

Mn. GLADSTONE has remittctl ii per cent
~ Ma tpnts thta year, s hu did Inst. Mr.. Glntl"
(stouc, perhaps, can nfrorv to do this, hut largo
Bnu,nGer Of landlords in England aro not IN q
condition 10 forrgo suddenly 30 lhrfo part VI
|taolr income. The effect of tho hnrsl ttmcs Is
specially seen In tho rson1on scnsoi. Tho enter
talutnents arc now given chiefly by r!cii noble
hun, whose fortunes arc scarcciy Atfectcu ny
(uny temporary decrease OF income, nila ny
(tlose who do not depend on lnnds for their
(royen,les Notable In tho latter class NrO Mrs.
(f;utnneas. wtro sf tho Dublin brewcr, Mrs My
|lor, whose money comes fronl Liverpool bai'k-
8inR, and Mrs. fienry 1lrnsspy, wlD nWes her
3wealth to tho successful r,ilroad contracts OF
IlIer Into fatkpr.ttl.lnW.
, 1880-07-19

ST. LOUIS ACCIDENTS. ...
ST. I.ouls, July ls.-Augistns n. White,
Mt, e,np)oy6 III tho tlepot-yartls, was ruiz OVER
and killed by locomotive tonight.
A ski6 containing I,ngus l1nrwlsz, wife,
a,ltl three cliItrelt, wl.ilo coming dawn TIC
river to-tlav collldcd With the steamer Fanny
Lewis ut tlIe upper part of tEs Gtty. alnt wfs
Iic family wuru from Franklin County, Mo-.
aid ,Suru moving III sDlnt place below here.
, 1880-07-19

THE complete returns from tElrty-flye
:nuutlcs uf Illinois, exclusive nf CoOn County.
.lrea.ly published In THE TRIBUNE, foot up rs
pllows, compared with the population Of 1870:
1870, 1871. Guf3,.
ThIry-tlve counties. .D5U,DA 1.0'a.c3S l16.674
lincudIng tho known Increase iii Cook County,
1thcsp returns Indicate totnl population III
illinois OF about 3lO0,oN, aynlnst N.6o1 In
ilx1Q. There ,lro 1OG goltlltIcR III tho State.
, 1880-07-19

spfetal Dt,paseh h The Chtedoo Tribune.
Mn.wAl;KEE, july te.-fhe lndlcs of two
drowned men were found III tic river hero
to-day, One WIS that Of Frelt. 11eitkc, n
youne mau out of work, VIM prnbas,ly sui.
ci.rl; tile other, William StcIlinE, who fell
lii Wtlila LII 4 1T.
, 1880-07-19

Los r1sos AoEScy, Colo, July IS, via
LAKE CRY, Colu., July 1L-Tho Ute COM
mission has been delayed, awaiting tile ar
rival Of Interpreter Curtis, who reaclIed here
lust night. Tho first Grand Council will be
held Oh Monday. Companies q and j,
'iWcnty.tl,ird Infantry, are cunped 1T the
Agency under the command Ut Capt. Dra,ly.
, 1880-07-19

GAnF1E1.1, matte Ills first political speech
lin n meeting ut Williams College called to rutsfy
kthu nomination Of Johu c. Fremont. Ifo Is tho
first candidate OF tho party who Inns never voted
anything but tho Republican ticket. In tho
c!ass aheal Of Garfield ut Williams wcro ex-
Senator Hitchcock, Of Nebraska, aud Hcnatur
t IuK7,lls, of knnsaH.
, 1880-07-19

HARRISBURG, 1'a., July 1s.-l.ast night,
while John uairney, night boss, and Law
renee l.a,,grlae md Peter Kinney, elnptoyed
Mt the steel works, were III thu, pit attending
10 tllu gas, generator eSp't'slnl' Of gs ssr q.
llcy's Injury being serious.
, 1880-07-19

AN
nriaf n,ontIo,l WAS 1l,atle In yesterdays
TuntJyE OF a peculiar case Of cruelty to MI
f}h Indy. which had been brought to tho
,iotico Of State's-Attorney Mills. Tlle OLD
lady Is Mrs. Phillips, an1 she is
mt present stopping with tito Misses
Foster, at MOI Nortl, Peoria street. ZIP ,
M.n ti4I IL s4o H Il IN the fa possession q all het
faculties nemor, perhaps, oxcfpte,a,.sno ~, os,sI
tlItion Ii Which ss was found by ti!e iadiSs
WHO aro now caring fur her. Tue uhnatu1s .
al daughter wllo llas thus na!treateu iler
pnUr I'D ,nothcr Is b years or age' w StyAnS6 "a
Sssdf Sort Psosa s,5s ts strsut iii se Hui
mdssrsses l,o rcai estate 81, far Us known, It Il
E3ng to prove q tltt3tcult nl.lttor 20 cotnpe!
""ninl suffering Which lie old Indy told q
IjiuuSE reporter last evening would ''1Ii ssart
thu iuArs to any ones pyes, anAl haKe thSlM ~.
only daughter mud ,stel.ehll.lfen.. Ill, Mfs r.
Thiilps WIS tho eldest dYugtsr o. Epa,n1 Ee,,,t9
10 aiMl respectable Connee!!cut 1avrhiGs. HvM9t,s
| SElo married y man natilfiu o,u; ,.,n 1'
iisink iids oI nIlselt lt; 70 de- deat IL fact, a sue.
cseci IN doing 10 within eight ycaTs a!ter
marriage Two sht,r9i1 tn rosf WSt's sirs Ii Taitsr Il
4, y, t1 nnly @ Gno surviving Mrs: Phillips hos
S1 vIv1I ~ r3tenlIection of tle snllerings she un'
tlurwei,t III {liosu dark days; Sho w9s coiil !,
Nled 70 taks t1 olndR hnE sloes essotti y XIII
oii ba;,si, Gaa .day. utter slio Ind bound oight
V Vsirs i Ai,ots, alld. ila4 fatlsn asleesF
Sysr tSs [Sst slHSs{ Hs{,,l the esnals 5Iata' IL l.
ssveFsly, ss a Siro: thought, these, were H. H.
sin,Itly tfays but ehp has during tho past NV
, 1880-07-19

bceri In town tl,lrlg Tue slny drinking con,
sklerabty. He r;Hs home before dark, nflh
shortly aftertt'nttt xas fund shot through
tIln heat Ill tho. }:fd hack pf tho house, alla
q smoking plstokh h lis hand.
, 1880-07-19

y, LII % III, r. VIZ cnntr ~ IN Wait Dem.
itnranip m ILL ~. KY ~ ~ t,,a f,nnsrntto t
oefa! s''nsst'", S i,-m " u" nni' ~. rti,cr.
o., tno s. ss t,nm'nitrn,, nrtri"s Il hnnpotlnJ
w! Mut M!u INV n,,.,,sor ~ MIR pnttr
Tint ING co'l!emin .. 'nt .,oo MI n,,r ns,t
Wers " TIT Tr, ,,srm Ind thnn tn,o.half
neuurhMal VIII iii, s. ~ t T., IT, % ,vnni mrnin
Of tho fapcF "''I ~ u'ca Ill t!o WON "s",'
Wh1to tho dti:rfyfr tffs ltstr's N,) IS lltatl-
1v s,trt,intr Is nitt the It,ttrfif. ~ Of
., 1i. Il ,,r1,,tr,u !. different curse, md BY
o. s""'s - !'''n'.'nh -, .,,. ,,,.,
weli-wrEttrn hrticcs, fdll III nfTn'hcht anu
thought, appeala TO tho Kol scf'se Of Its roaa.
90 ,1...,u,a.t,,,,,,.,,,s ~ lin halter c,nsn
III .tro ,he f,"r,ncn. Amcrcai, pnpcrs Of
both partics. 1t closes q lrnaGr dc-
fe,lAtna Its course. md n r%nlythE "a, 70
stncmrnf: MIR unrI'estl ts corrspt pnlttieit!fl,
will not 10. - ,li,!*trntc: no "I 1T country. ,sis r.
eusted by two pripGrty. .aw1rrs wflt' desired 10
sell their hosts y him: Wii!o .,1i te nl thoi
to tho Gcrtln.t tho improvements anil Iuly.ln-
tnHcs In all rt'srputs If hia own hner. tho n!lcr,
-
, 1880-07-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The public Will beware OF u frnuitu-
icnt imitation nf Dbstns' Electric aonp now be-
inR forced oil tlo market by ynfsrcprcse,,tat!oll.
il will ruin any clothes washed With 1t. Insist
i1uOfl having Uubbtns' Electric.
, 1880-07-19

fhs asscrtion Is erroaleut,s. u There ,rr nthor
ucrtmnu pnp.rs printed IT. Nortagrn ' s1n! esaGs
q y CLEVELAND there @ Mre t., daIly osrInm M'.
tasif y sepas eapt, Ssea'so : tho W aeeer ~ ts 5
tSsnff satl1 urfor - u h",s wy Know kno~@hs rsonsss nee
this movement, already. It would l.asgs been ~
a r9 b rGr sa. sa9 nef ar tEo. rs
Tho Denlocrnay oi ,ho iaeehter q tho lfu q tho
'ns a,,a rrnrhccles m!io 6y Judge iloa;1lss. drii3
!s thego Interview are ~ Gussa Mnon ad'st Gatts5
ohs o W i! tsst ~ .aS 'r,;e,, r;
ljtm.1lry IL int tho mar, 70 nuke Srttnso.ss nna
Unsatisfactory Rtatel,eMts. on tho 9thor SLY.
wSsSe 1sMtMrnsen. vn who s.ssy tkcs rosea,o View
of ,,nitcrs anl things through tho sleotaulcs or
hs pS " reay Mlsss W.T. wnt ' %e VIII Ill w. aru o wux
poeys Ih!s %d psHss ,s Il nssfilR nf iasS :" 92
1'iss 70 lsen1sa n1 II fnct a' torefor. 20 hciiovcs
naany thinga which havu 70 foundation ana ex.
A9S ~; n1to s parg Iets s,' n
to tSS ranks 1M IL Il iii liz usrnan Acpabiicans.
Tho 1,uffaio Frtte Ffesse says: "Dotnooratio
papers Do nut find q sufficient reason Tor Gen.
iIancock rcslgals,u hls position In tho regular
which Hancock stands ulld must nccept tho eau
tdaoy, denounsos In Its sixth, seventh put
cl,lcl,y III i.s eighth parasruph. tho present
Ftcsidcnt Of !he Vulte statss e ,1aG ,s'sESf; ;i;.
dcnnand dn TINT a Major -ueiioral fha!l ,>,s, r.
@ ionxer nndsr u i:rcslticnt whon 10 nlast deaE.
naio ~ hls egimats H. I'm a
nominated him. hut w go still further, and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28
0RDIN lNCE NO. III.

HRce.f pOnd In I.teu OF ana he
Pa.pO = Vf .suce, ins b.aas Nss. los
and i04.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28
Passed yuus 1th, 1850
THE BOARD or TAUsTEEs OF GELD

i Hill do q d.in:
ere /. The =. e-ident and Clerk Of the Board
OF Tru,te,r Of he Town ~ UUiu HI, ar here
by a.tho ,zed aud required { > i-sue ne Bond
Of the Town o. Cod Hill IN the rum oi Five
ThJusaLd dollars u.i Gil State, w d cain.
skc. 2. The said BOND phAii be ~ puch form
as the pr.,id. n aud I l-rk II said Beard nay
prescribe, anu sbail be- to the N c. tLat tho
Town OF -. Id Hill l., boun I aud holueu . d ~ill
pa, To the holder rsld BOND n. sum r
money named therein Oh tre n tenth .a, OF
W tober next. ~ith Interest thereon al tho
rae o one per cent. pei month. Limited
st.ier " a coin. In q Get ayAb.e quartz ~.
nc. y The lion y ,eceived nom the ral- OF
laid b nd rhsl, be- u,ed Tor the purpvsr of
paying ID the nvaiins debt ol the 4 vi OF
q la Hill.
SEC 4 This ordinance to take ,ffe I and DO
Ia Iorce { om aud nj er IT. pa-sagr sad oie
We ks publ cato. In tie GoLD I'LL DALI
News.
l.. 7 FOX.
President Of the Board OF Trustee oi ,hs Town
81 God I'LL.
Attest; W. a.. HYDE. Geek Of the Board.
On motion OIdILa CO No. ll6, ~ lead. vas
pas-d BY the follow Ing vote;
Ayes - Trustees n. rcer. Darchy. Lemery.
Mccurd, aud President Fox.
W u. nYbE Clerk Of the board,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the twenty
9th tsslh) day Of October. 1880. so many shares
of each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold ~ puDlic auction ct the
ofics OF the O mpany, at the Yellow Jacket
mine, Gold bill. nevada. IN TuES Az. the
twenty nrst (alrtl day VI DkCEMBsR lsco. at
the hour Of 10 O'Clock y. Of said day, To pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs OF advertising and s1psnsss Of the
sale.
MERCER OTEY. Secretary.
once AT the Yellow Jacket new shan. uold
Hill. STOREY county, Nsvada.
Gold Hill. November 10Th. 1850.
POsTPONR nRNT.
The above sale 10 hereby 20 tponed until
THURSDAY. JhNUaRi 2rh. 1881. at the
sam- Lour and place. By order Of the Board OF
DirectorS.
d.O MERCER oTEY. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28
DELIsQUEAf SALES.
SILyER HILL nINING ConrA'

y MI cation Of principal place Of bust
uess, Ban Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold Hall. Storey county
Nevada.
Notics.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol
lowing describcd stick ON account OF s.ses-
msut mo. 49, levied on the six zenith 18th
dAy Of november. 1851. the several auDvun,s .
OPPOSITE tn. names VI the respective shs.eLold
ers. ~ follow: a..
Names. NO. Serut. cns' Amt
Atkinson Doud b Co. Trus-
et.....s..
Atkiuron, uVud b Co. rrus-
teer....... ...ss.. so'S''
Atkinson T + b 90. Trus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28

Aud In accordance with law. ana al order Of
the Board OF Din ctors. made on the third
,sd) DAY Of November, 1881. So many shares Of
each parcel 0f such STOCK rs may be neeersarJ
will 30 sold at public auction. at the once
Of The @ mpany. hoom ~. New da Block. No
sv9 MoLtg m,ry ,treet. ban Francisco. Cali
fJrnis. Oh VIZ, NEsDAY. the tweLty.Llnth "a,
VI D.ceLb,r. l6oD. nj the hour vi oLr O'CLOCK r.
\. OF saiu day to pay raid delinquent assess melt
tuerevn together with costs VI sdvortirina and
EXPENSES Of sale.
W. z DIAN, SECRETARY.
Onice-Room 70, Ne. slA block. No ~ Mont.
Rom ry sire [, san FrHncircv, Caiiforn,A ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28
DELINQUENT SALES.
IMPERIAL MIN.

~ M COMPANY .-LVc.tiou OF Prihelp.i
place of business. san Francisco. California.
Location VI works, told Hal. storey county
Nevada.
N~Otiee.-There are delinquent upon tue toi-
lowing-dercribed stock. gu account OF a-rees..
mcnt no. as, levied ON the hfu t'dl uayoi
po-ite m. names OF the respective share
holders. as follows; A..
Sanc-. QUE mn"
xfkiuson, DoudS Co. Trus- ~
te--......... ..seo 80
Atkinson. Doud & Co, nus
Aikiu-ou, poud x Co, Trus
Ems. $50. 10 E.
Atkins u. Lyon 4 o.. rru..
e
Atkin-on. Lyon & Co. rrus-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28
ORDINANCE NO. TIC.

A. ORDINANCES to auihorizs the Is-
suaarc Of "a BoDd fo' abe su'tOse oil
Nor, owing nOhey 60 nedssm ,he
Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28
CxNgRAL Grant GOLD AN,

" Silver MINING COMPANY. = L0ca
uVu OF principal place VI business. oold Hill.
storey county. Neva
Location OF works. II unit Grant. Esmsralds
county. Nevada
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, ON account Of zsress
ment mo. 81 levied on the Nv No. hfth TO b
day o, october. leoO, the several amounts eel
| opposite the names OF the respective share
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DKRsoNa RESIDING IN VIRGINIA WHO
wish 70 subscribs for the o HILL
Nxws can leavs ordsrs for it q the postonos
n. I. PARSONS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28

Tru-ieee............ ...3SSSo..ooV...o q.
are~nebaum, Helbing 4 Co.
Trustses..... .tisio.. 1000. 100 =.
arespebsum. HerbinG. D %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28
ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN ORDINANCE TO provide for the
Levy OF Taxes OH q. M and Personal
tr perty wt,hiu the Il va vi tsid
uPsssed April 10. 1891
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28

ureenebaun. Helb ny b 90.
Trustee ............... .o2oo.. ..lU.....o =.
Grteuebaum. Heibing b 90,
Trustets... .oIet.. .lV.....o .
Grrenep .um, Heibing b Co.
Tiustee- .C2l6.. .lOO....30 .
Gresu.bsum. Helbing b Co.
trustees ............... TUsJ. ..2Vu....Uu .
0reeuebsum. Hslbing d 20,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-28

Mary- Geo 7 4 Bon. TIus.
.s7i .... 50....l5. E.
Mary- Geo { Il Srn. Trus.
.sS3. ..?o.....0. E.
harye Geo 7 & Son, Tfu
tees. EOS. ...i0 3d..
Msrye Geo til Sou. Trus' .
teer ............... ..... O5.....6.....i6 90
Maryc Geo 7 4 Bon, Trus-
tees. ..........i 1887. los.
Mar,e Geo T 4 Son, Trus.
tees ..................... 1898. 100. 80 :.
Marie Geo 4 4 Son. Trur.
tees. .G520. :. 100. 80 :.
Msrye Geo T l. son. Trus-
tsr............ .. .......7 oi6. 100. 80 E.
ZOO. ..5O....is..
Marie DO 7 4 S,n. 1rus.
tees 1881. ..20.....6 ..
n rye Geo T q SOL, Trus.
tees ,....... ........... 5000. 100 80 E.
Msrye Geo I q Bon. Trus
...so'''
Msrye Geo T j. Son. Trus.
teer -. .sos5. 80. Co.. IS =.
Msr,c Geo T 4 Bon. Trus
iess..,... ............ .s298. 100. $50 E.
Msrys Geo T d son. Trus.
i.er 49,. ............ .s3i7. .iO0.. $50 e.
Maiye Geo T L Bon. 1rus.
tees ......... 1851. ..2,.....o.
M.r,s u.o T h Son, Tru..
5000. ..co....15 E.
Maize Geo 7 i son. Trus.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-21

Gen. Joseph E. Johnston has contributed
500 to the Irish relief fund.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-21
Dem0sthenes's Fable.
IN. Y. Herald.

| In several Southern States at the close Of
| the war the will of the people of those States
| was VIGOROUSLY not regarded In the organZa-
ton OF State governments. Governments
were not only put into Office without regard
to the will Of the people, but In detiance Of 1t :;
| and the United States authorities were called
upon to assist and did assist with military
force, many shameless adventurers and thrift
ty seoundrels ta-seiZe power and to hold 1T
against the properly declared will OF the ma
jority But even those least pleased with this
spectacle thought the CONGRATULATIONS of the
war accounted for great deal In that region ;
thought that the Southern people had
brought 1t oil ON themselves, and we're, In
fact, Indifferent to the fate of those commu-
mites, Indifferent to the dsestabshment of
the system OF republican government In
States that were sovereign republics upon
our own theory of war. Blu. It Is not the de-
moraization OF the war that is to blame In
Maine. Ii 1t the decentralization Of that ex-
ample of what was done In the South? Did
the evidence given that the people OF the
whole country might be careless OF what
happened In any one State encourage polit-
zeal adventurers ini Maine to repeat the vii
lainy Of earlier adventures IN Louisiana?
II SO we shall find that the Indifference Of the
North to the safety OF the South was the
great error. 1t began there It Is ell repe-
tition OF the fable OF the great orator All the
trees In the forest were safe when the wood
man came and they looked upon his pres
enee with indifference. He had no AZ He
had only a little knife. He was not danger
GUS. And they laughed with one another as
to what he might have come for Then
with his little Knife he began to cut down
little sapling, mere switch of an ash
Some OF the trees thought the great oaks
and beeches and others ought to stop
that, and the little ash itself cried out Justify
for help. But the great oaks and beeches
thought their dignity not concerned In the
fate OF that poor little ash And the wood
man, left to himself, cut 1t down, cut piece
Of 1t to proper length, fitted that piece as
handle into the head OF an ak he had hidden
In his pocket, and was presently ready to deal
with the whole forest Ia workmanlike style.
II that ancient fable illustrates what is to
happen now as it illustrates what happened
once before, the political discouragement Of
thong htful men like Mr.. Charles O'Connor Is
not incOmprehensible.