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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17
Reply to 'True Temperance.

| was wonderfully amused in reading
an article that appeared in your pa
per last week under the signature Of
"True Temperance" The writer
was evidently under the influence of
liqur when he wrote it. If he was
not, we frankly confess that we did
know that such an ignorant man
lived in Morgantown, the Athens of
West Virginia. See what he says:
"That our town has been very peace
full and quiet for some time all must
admit" We are glad that he admits
that. We claim that that sentenceis
true. But how long has that some
time beenp 1t has been since the sa-
looms were compelled to give up their
license. We know he won't pretend
to say that our town was peaceful
and quiet before that time. We all
know it was not. While there was
license the cries of the inebriatc
could be heard at all hours of the
night, and there wasn't day passed
but what you could see more or less
drunkenness on our streets, and on
Saturdays you could count them by
the dozens. How different it has
been for some time past-since we
have had no licensed saloons in our
midst. 1t is a rare occurrence now
to see drunken man on our streets.
Again he says: 1T is better to have
well-regulated saloons who are under
the supervision of the law, than to
have irresponsible parties peddle in
toxicating drinks in stables and al
lcys.s We will ask you, Mr., "True
Temperance" who those irresponsi
BILE parties are that peddle intoxicat
ing liquors in our streets and alleys.
II you know Of parties that do this
it is your duty as citizen of Mon
ongalia county to report them to the
Grand Jury. We admit that there
is now liquor bought, soldand drank
in Morgantown; but not as much as
when there is license. Suppose
there was as much liquor sold now
as when we have license, does that
make it right? Because murder wi !
be and is committed, is that any
reason why we should license it? Or
because there is a man in our midst
who we know will steal, and does
steal.-but we can't catch him in the
very act--ought we to license him to
do it. We say no to all three of
these question, but "True Temper
ance," according to his views on the
whiskey question, would say yes,
give them license, for they will do it.
Now we will leave it to any fair
minded man in town if "Truc Tenn
perance" did not, in making that ar
- 4istA &f ..,s{&
e'nen' ''"o" ma ny vac ''sn. '
'sho'an ny u was Ao0 aoeo'""o,' -
what he was saying-or maybe both.
O'' a'.'oe " nun "o'iI = = 49,
'ne 0uojeo' =. 'eoA As 49, ~
Ane" so'''e.a' a.o"' "
! = n' VI. "''.'" -, ~.
anu { g ny :" wy ''s l'"' 9 800 ~
I ~" ~ "a' ~" NV ""' 'eoA ~ 500
' pne Wy qu''. ana psaseas w.
o' '' i'c7onse' nv 'n - 80 80, 80
'e',ee say"s = "a' v'' -
"eil-res u,a 'sos' s',o'n -. I '. ~
co'ne - ''e oona''o' 49, a
inun'oa.'on nv ~ ""' -,
was uh'n'en'o'' 1 ,,
ie' .ne peop'o Ano" NV -
'ne license q'es',o'' ~ A ),
az Tue Do'.oin -" :" s,
IN .copcius'on' WI 49, ~.
me 70 'hanA you 'o' ~ A'A'y -
ing me 80 much space :" soA'
Die paper anu a'io" 'ne - gay !" NV
words to the temperance people u
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

THE average attendance of colored
children in the South Carolina
schools has doubled, since they have
been under Democratic rule y =
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

No one knew why William Burton,
of Iowa, laid him down aud died I'M
til q year after the sad. event. Then
3 they found letter in which he said,
Il kan not bare to liv after muther
Boxt my ears. -.~,-.-v- 49, =.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

PoCAHoNTAs saved the life of John
Smith, but she was poor, ignorant
savage, sand didn't realize what she.
was doing.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

PHn.LTPpr, Barbour county has an
other newspaper, called the Times,
published every Sunday.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

SHERMAN has again nominated
himself, and it's about time he as
sembled himself somewhere and rat
lied the nomination.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17
DAN RICE is lecturing in Louisiana.

FORCED politeness-Bowing to ne
cessity.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

SENATOR BRUCE, colored, shows
how 10000 Of his race was robbed of
nearly $2,ooo,Oo0 by the rascally
men who managed E the Freedman's
Banksin Washington. This affords
another reason why the colored voter
should svote the Republicans ticket
under al sircpmstances; and it is q
reason that excited Radical parti-
sans often lose sight ef
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

X Boston paper thinks there ought
to be a law in'this country to- com
pei every girl who isengaged to wear
a red bow at her throat. THAT
wouldn't dora bit of good. Every
girl would wear pnc. III
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

EVEN the most gdileless Of editors
e may be imposed upon by wicked
partner. Brick Pomeroy's late asso-
-aciate in the publication of the La
Crosse Democrat has been arrested
on charges Of arson end forgery,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

The Charleston, South Carolina,
News and Courier, has this: sour
position IS, that the Democracy of
South Carolina will Loyalty support
the Democratic candidates for Presi-
dent andwgVice President, whoever
they may be, and will accept the
platform, whateverit is.psS fag~
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

THERE are some lively arithmeti-
clans in the Blaine Bureau at Wash
tington. ssa ~ Sc esq
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

PARNELL has been reelected to
Parliament.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

WHEN dogs die they go to the
"happy land of canine.''a notice 9e
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17
WHENa mans wife comes in and

sees-him, razor in hand, and with his
face all lather, and asks him, Are
r you shaving?7 it's a provoking thing
in him to answer, mo, I'm backing
theystqseFg09 bFrp ErvFfa3
The Odd Fellows will celebrate
the sixty,first anniversary of the in,
auSuration of their order on April
%. Thomas. Wildey and his associ-
ates established the order at Balti-
more in 1879 = 49,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

A PERUVIAN, who didn't know any
better gave Hayes, the other day, a
full length portrait of George Wash
ington, the work of his own brush |;
and Hayes, making virtue of ne
cessity, has had it hung up in the
room where be confers with Evarts
and John Sherman and Schurz and
Dick Thompson and Devens and Nc
Crazy and Key. Fancy the clear
eyes of the Father of his Country
looking down from the wall upon
such a gathering!
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

The New York Sun of last Satur-
day says: "Of the seventy-two pages
o. Fridays Congressional Record
between forty-five and fifty six were
given up to John Logan's speech on
the Fitz John Porter bill. We find
no fault with this since we had no
way of preventing it. But with the
speech is published large map.
Perhaps this, too, may be all right,
but it suggests queer possibilities.
What Logan can rightfully do any
other Senator can do. Suppose the
others assert their right to have their
speeches illustrated, too. Then we
should have the honorable Senator
from West Virginia enriching the
pages of the Congressional Record
with charts Of the great water high
ways Of his State, which b some
oversight do not figure so prominent
ly on the ordinary maps as in the an
nual River and Harbor Appropriation
bills; the honorable Senator from
Nevada would from time to time con-
tribute plans Of valuable mining
properties, and the honorable Sena-
tor from California would embellish
his able argument on the Chinese
question with wood cuts showing
the manner of life of those pig 7tailed
Aliens At that rate the demand for
the Congressional Record would
speedily increase, and so would the
bills"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

IT is the duty of Congress to take
some steps for the relief. of the news
papers of the country. The ring mo-
nopoly that controls the paper market
is throttling the newspapers, and the
only way that seems open just now
to remedy it is to take the duty off
foreign manufactures Of this kind.
Our laws exempt from any taxation
lands, buildings, furniture and funds
dedicated to religious and education
al purposes, but the media through
which such purposes can be carried
out, books and newspapers, are bur
dened beyond reason with excessive
cost of material, and the result is al
ready serious and is becoming more
SO daily.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

The Wheeling IateHigencer, the
leading Republican paper Of this
State, can't he made to see the adj
vantage or afusion between the Rad
icals and Greenbackers. Here is
what it says 1--WE have never been
able to see how there could be 4 State
fusion ticket between the Republicans
and Greenbackers that would not be
an element of weakness to both.
The two parties are as widely separ-
ated as possible on one Of the great
issues that will be discussed on every
hustings during this Congressional
and Presidential year" Now why
the Intelhgencer won't give in. and
advocate the fusion, for the purpose
Of giving office to some Of the solons
from Athens, is something we can't
see. 1t goes on further in the same
heartless butplain manner: "To at
tempt to go througha State canvass
in Presidential and Congressional
year, when the financial policy OF the
prty is to be uppermost,in the pop
ular mind, and not only ignore all
advocacy of it, but, worse still, ad
vocate the election to office Of people
who are deadly opposed to it, would
be qualification in the eyes of the
people that would soon be productive
of disgust and decentralization among
all who believe in consistency and
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

The assertions of some of the
small fry Republican organs of this
State regarding the unprogressive-
nessof the Democratic party. are the
hollowest and most foolish howls they
could raise. Ii stalwart supremacy
in politics is the synonym for pros
perity, progress, happiness and every
thing else that is desirable, why
didn't they give us a little of some
of those things when they were in
power? During their short mad
reign they almost ruined the State,
and by their proscriptive acts did
more to retard its progress than a
generation of enterprise can remedy.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

was doing.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-04-17

some money.
, 1880-07-16

tabout = Ern'na) Of the metal llthluu1. Tho
t,nn ctih Ut tho tutG WIS wGft!et! nfr-tfKht. nn
tho whnlG wns then renstal u, retlncsa for fnur-
tcen h01rH. and allowed to cool slowly. TN open
fnH It n Ktcat volume 6f Ear r11shsf from tho
tube, and thIn tshA found liat1 tnlnuth tnnas
AtlherfnK to tho af,lea uf The tsttlc " WIS quite,
tlack, nrtl WIS removed with ct,isc. and ~ II
aruMrcil to leEn1,IH,soh principally Of trln md
llthlut1,, II VIE Ind RxiIr gtr HnnyAta. ] wins
Etliv0rtz,Y II In mortar, w!cH felt that #olnn
Pnrta nf tho mhtcrn were extremely Ilnrtl-nnt
resfsttnR Il lluH, hit hnt,I uitnrwI*r. I'm iuok-
Ing closer saw that ti,eau were tntsstty ttAns-
ptrcnt pieces tn,Ind.lctl In tho hard nintrtx. a,
in trlt,rnting iilc,n obtained soune free fro,n
tho black nlntter. They turned out ',e crytta!-
limo cart,n. nxnctIy like tlarnoml." Such *
M. lIannay's acep,,tt "r hIs discovery; sui.
sttQ,lrnt chemical and optical nnalysls tas
trf'yGd tint these hnr Ahlilft,H rFystlls nrt, I'll
every respect trin thtnn,ihs. Tho tsst r. nl,yl-.
MlAly great: ~ n1au' IL thr dnllEer to tifG hnd
property. and tho Ercnt difficulties to le eyer
c'.ne rGnt1er tfIsHpponisnchts t4,thtHOn Whnt
vt. now wnHt Ia ~ vet vessels Of '1NterlAi suf-
tcfentty strotlK aud hn1f-pnro,is II resist THO
high presalrpa niil temperatures. upon which
tEo attcceas ut tho experiment t!cp.iNte Whit
VT hnve learned. nf,lnpK other things. from ths
hrlllAnt t1'scarchi.s nf Nm. Ealllcct and Flc!nt,
which led to tile ltGuefnGtlon Of tho %b-citci
permanent gnaGs. and ftnH Mr. Etnnnny'S GK-
lHritnri1tE. tlgscrlhes1 nld,vc. fs Tint WI must
push tho fUrcns Of tttre to their utmost trrtn
l!y 1hin9 our most powerful mechanical tlavfct.a
thr pfKItcjttK PRESSURE. hr strongest !tiNtGrihla
it,r rslRttt9 It. md ttar intesest tnCMna Ot prt}-
uuci1Ig hent nntl Culh.
, 1880-07-16
DRESS OF ENGLISH LADIES.
Comments Of u Male ts1teNt nj n Recent
"Slnail wlid I;Ar1y,' Enrly.


Comments 0f u Male Gttent nj n Recent
II Small tint I;nrty,, Party.
i:'.'"a Tt.;@.
prctttcat women in London grace It, The rooms
stonni u1I,nnscs of t,,c afo oro IN IL, s"o; ria
s,r"s ~ ,sont, ~ n,I NJ no'. ,,.ra ,n,r,,a T.,
nne's cnnselousness with The delicious ,T perfume
nj thu blossoms. Circuit banks 1T moaa. ferns,
md fclthory grs,s4es give MI effect Of eno.ncss
drip, drip Of t1nt pretty fountain n thu con-
ha ,e ea st 70
nr,,,n ,,,,na nnd t,thor uro,yin,- t,.nrs a., ~
sta,.s ..,o ,oss,,,' a. ',"iSo's ~, .,nas,, ,s
every dress In tho room are Towers rcal In al
.noat svory cnse. sotnn ot tho dresses appcnr to
roscs M "re tic tayart @ btassns. ''''''' ''''' '"e
Most Of tho dresses arc white, but about II
fourth are black: No ono who had Dcc,, e1,scnt
t., be nssos.lshod nj tic forn and MIKE Of ihe
tIrcss1s. Even tn my accustomed cycs thor
tic Inst two m3,ie. "A tic tinncess tly past H in
thu wtiri of the wntz, me. or two figures atnnd
nut with Startling 1'stnetncss. One In 4 tcai,-
wMtij roi,y, il seen On to ,ta9e, @ n suffer @ Tro1
tho intervention of tho Lord chamberlain.
sntir, ctrect ase owt, ths hnck, md sStrt r ~,
tight Tint ut osery ttirn ut tho frtlls-tciiips
expect hor knccs ID cutne through it, a dress-
ry Ss a. NJ niter % nbs,.ee Of S"i Ss by
wcl'-dcvrnpcd ntly, Is oi il,c color e, nyn,tste
c ns xtn hat s wi Viii ts es o. pnk
ness md ahnrtfcss 1t IL not n1ntter OF eriirse
tsS tha5 :sysI sSart s:s II r;t 5ss =
co,it'lu Immediately Ghli,d thcsii rho aase,nhlo
VIVA ti0no tic 1css staftng from tho ft,ct thnt
With 10 lines of embroidery to a!sftnKutsl, thou.
covercsi ind 10 faithtuiiy Initiated. e' s'3''''
rx,Ft
, 1880-07-16
ENO(;II ARDEN.
4 Romantic Cnao Comes to Light IN MT.
Vernon, O.-A Man Who lInn lseen ABB
scnt T,veNty-si1 Years Returns Worth
.93OO,UOO,

4 IRonluntlc Caae Comes TO Light In MT.
Vernon, O.-A Man Who lInr lseen Ab.
nctit TsveNty-si1 Yenra Returns Worth
,S3OO,OO0.
Specialize ct<rt,and Herald. ~
MI. VruNoS, o., July. ia euse co1ncih-
ng with tho romantic Incidents tarr4.tad In the
e,ory OF Eno3h ArIcn hns been brought tn light
IN this county. Although tho partics most ttl-
tereAtctI hnvo tried tn keep tho mMtter quiet,
yet your correspondent haa Elenncd tho facts Of
the case, which nre nB follows: In ttia month IT
February, 1s54. Madison ftobcson married BIAs
Ilettlo ]. White, Of Iiowarl Township, this
county, AMI lived happily with her fur I've
yca,s. The fruits ut tho marriage were
three boys.' During tho gnld-n'nlng excitement
OF 1850 1lobeEoj, got tho fovcr" and left for tho
West to seek hin fortune-hs Objective polnt
being 1'iko's Pcnk. At first he wrutc ut regular
intervals long nNi Interesting lottnrs, giving
glowing descriptions Of tho country. and ills
prospects: thou l,ts letters came losa frequent,
and finally ceased to como at alt. fcnrs rolled
by and nothing wns beard Of tho dcrcllct HIS
band 0r his whcrcnbouts.- His family concluded
that he wns dead, aud Ind either mot with so'no
mining accident, or bud fhll0n q victim to tho
vengeance of tho rod ulnn,
Then II rhillp lsay put IN an appearance md
su,lxht Mrs. lttbcton's hand ln 1tnrrfaFe. sho
tNaly consented, n,l!l nfter Z !pse 81 fourteen
ycArs fn th1 taG asr ,sH9 h n1 o ot w. e. % z
husband md hur eEillllrBIl for 1nwn, where they
purchased small furrn nct!r nccornb, md t.nk
d!cd two yenrs after t1lolr rcnorht to 10wn.
ticr sons hnya nr..wn tn nH.llt<at; n!!e pf them
T. FrSd nn wlth a ntheF \ st, tiy,E x4 On
strnnFsE arryed IN this p1as ass VIE ,pos p5se
ssn as hs ths Il s
lls wife Ansi lur second Inarrlagt.
ltobesnn tells 4 rt'Innntta story Of hts watdGT- t
, 1880-07-16

freedom ts n novelty: and II a only Ivy toying
ctcentrictty lint they can trst tho unwntitctt
teil<u nf their power tf Re1f.tllsN,.ht. Hut Rs
itrty pr,wn Into hni,it, o,in i,y one tic expert
t'antcrs bccuf'r Gonrelnus Of tho duty nf mt
rcp,.i.is. icr',aIs sct- INSERTION f,rtns ilt.le
i, rxcas nf international requirements Msny
they lo il,Ink themselves equa! to their sspr-.
RIMS, and sipeslorto their eqstN!a: yet nil #
lie mGiton III i'., u cac u ibsS b. Sen,,mIs Of nMyy
cI4e.
=, The effect of American inapfretlon on En-
sr,uer yr"rs IN % t:"sienG. Thcy WI wcre II, !a',ser
s,c4 S aRr TIT 10 cn hs !'a o yyor*sc xs @e
E S is / s,y ,;;;; ss's;s 4; k t;s,nSa Tssy
oyersrgr III tho rncr. Mnssrrs M,c tnt!rr Xenihl,
~ ruiz, Ut thosc 'lnys: bur ~ the dayA whG,l
i.ninshIrc "c,sr cnt"mi nto nj % ti'etr hea'is 10
@ !m,r!Hss % ~" ' io their uinp!oysrs. !tut wtcm
inee tI,s,,1 u Amsrfa ti'ey 'Hssat.ty rrno;
uny. ihis slrpri-Hl ,s,r very ,nnch; fnr
wtlttl they w.sE III EnElnnt they c1,tilti
& @ ihe'r srs Mlt s S ID s "exS a 49, o mi
trrttcd TO know htn,. TIteAn men wcrr stit work
num- nl,t they 'li.f iHtrrnlncc me- 10 Tho Snynr rs
Othcr: they sal. They shn,i'.' he dn'grl r. he
Tic Msyr w'a. 10 II, 10, "rslcr ii. tarriasc, anl
with tho nit,st pleasant aeslrtcsy take t'ic to
ovrry place GT ii,.crest ~ this t,s,,r1 .Ln not
self a innlfau,.lfrr. and It WIS JIrnfnrs +, ssr
'has 'as wept ss fH II tho "' Ill., ~ ''u :" '' "'F as
."lfoWcvcr ltnpctlio1s Americans may be, they
harn ' e areat feo n5 sG"er; as. aasy ,r wa
when, gathered inEtthGE, tnnEc tho lnt'st ct'!rfe
eol* llstcEetx M = IT. TIE world: ~ sEcnkHr E M lAs
where Oh as i,r "a eoinpeto an orpnrtnity of o.
fng It.. lF he hhs the K1xM forti!nn tu le but
, 1880-07-16
AN ENGLlSHMAN IN AMERICA.

SOn,e OF tho Things Which. MIR. George
Jncob 1Iolyokc Smyn About us nnd
Dur Ways and Onr Country.
Mr.. George jacob IIolyokc mikes report in
the Nfu<tceHu, Century,, Of his observations In
Amcric,t. Here 0ro some Of tho thlngs ho finds
to Bay: ,..... ....
"After nil had rea,l OF heard itaeemed to mo
that thoro wers % great s isatnrHs 9f Soslai ii9
'iss 'tss bo = s'usst ss,' to sapsu @hsn steppo
ta'asea 1sS1se there Whom 'pE5 w II ~ Fxs, sSe
faris, i" I'D tut Taris bud takon Il business.
asss wass iii Tse
i !i |. VI = ~ i liS;. ~ tirst ;sys il NJ sity
ton Ii"tel aiiurci thither ~ fs i:nssh ,aIiinFy
and tlplonatfu associnttons gotnK back to tho
s liz 1sradxay % It ,has e.d % yo i arc dazetl Sy
nKht n,lt. fay th9t no pathway q rat'ae,nonia!n
bells, railway bells. and locomotives IN tho Alr,
wcru rcaounltng mixht and lay. An engineer
on h!s 1cam ., IT s9ar ses esafSS Sns
via tho n,attcr, found cn9,no NO. 90
almost Within reaof1 Of ny at,a. a',d the
for Ssforo "S axoKs. VII whcn % ono sy W at raiissy
junction huartl nine trn!n-he!la helnE r.inK, BY
ss sa aS vi hooTa to Tars
OF England weEo belug imported.
IA WhuCSuG distinction Ut America Is that
aad sJ has Jgooi % chances. ~ Thafa aro no common
pcnpiu t}sore, III tho English senst,. hen speak
Ing IL tho Cooper Institute, Nov York, was re-
addressed. Kycry man In America, fcels as
though ho owns tho country. because tho ebarn.
Of recognized equality Anl tue K0l1en chniioes
proud OF tho statues tknd tho public buildings.
Tho great Rivera, tho truck luas prlrica, the rcxal
snoa.ltalns, ~ seem hts Eyaa ths % stSep ,, s,,r
ule daily dstrcAs. wus nske0 TO udmire-f0r
sonic reason yut unknown to mt In EnEand
noy ts ystor TO or Sg@er e wg ~
The pcuple do not feel That they own tho et1Mit-
try, Or haye rosponAlblu oo,tr.l nvor It, The
eS!1x losors L ~ Fsrst SoW xsa bass
ttthttea Ars nAlo iii tho Rut!HH'S name, and Is-
h0'.orinx wHra are entered tnt0, which the lives
fscaici to sustain. All ihat a,ir Representatives
can tult III ts lint that ts ~ Rfair nf tto C1pw.
In AmersuA thGr0 is no Crown, and nc pe9pa
tho AnIerlcgn shores I'LL hour hefs4o hsc,!ino ,it
,Iwars, thut WAS III Aow nation, animated W u
new life which bud Iuter s1e!i:
Of yauss tu tMko part III American businesA, thot
would CONT buck micll tnproEcd ~ nttittel!t
EuHllsh Professor whotn LATELY asked WhotiasE
yet our ioelb to otn!Krato, answered., ~ no taubt,
Il you us,rlu sInarten them up pit first: Evuty-
fsl s I'll IT, ssss W. ags I'D s ssr aSose s
fulls upon blu fcst-if hv luea fnlt-he finds pc,-
seoS ss IL Sasy of RSf az s ~ IL CHIC Nstis aud 4
nnrCil. Fruetloln hAs sut tha racc uA hra,-tree-
DUN. with tho pr1'sps.t u propcrty; Amerlsnt,s
and do vcV we'll with II. u u AZ
only country where, mon arc men ln thts
md e sS S & nas as u etsr M
error Is mostly made by now comers, to whom
, 1880-07-16
"ON THE 1IEVEE." "
Tho Mayor Makes n Survey OF IL. Wick.
cJOebNs

s..,.'a...., eu".su. ,, ..,,u ~.
soMcnoay mas et'ae"''y oeen 'e'.ne rs
Honor Mayor !larrtson something like the
tgt concerning 1r e., ,e sSnt'on of sSes State
atrsote w. ,,.,,ot IL tnr,n"d nr,o,1 tlha
stlee's, ~ WHY y. w., tI."e" U. Mnons % "e
.ron'luers dne WY l@'ec. ~
T. a',ta @ impossible a1, tat .1 any so, ,e eo't 1
ITO ono pegson ces'' a ascertain all tic fae,s
afla ilRnfes Were no u ,eSote M ef'llta senr
to tho Investigation. The Mayor evidently
n nersonat tour of insper,lo, . In
thas fncntiiv, That he wax ,tisausic,l
beyond description win tile sights liz saw,
Witch yu sse oeed h s e ostrils @ need DIS scareely lt b.
toll. Ills Honor I,ns bccotne uulte mn utlcnt
IN ,,,n1,tur t,,aaa 1noxnnctr,l ,1oucomta ,,,n,,
-. ~, ahk 1ceu !. .pe t,,.I ".s.:'n "r.
te lesee allu ~ wns a.. Intensely nv nh''s.s
ing. witt. Ills sloucM hat pulled we'll
Inwn oser lin cycs md 1,on,n,, mosc, md.
,,it,, +bo ahnff,inr wallr which bc nss,,,nc,l
VIZ. .o ts" ss IT, w. w." INV. ""'. ao" NV ,",, Ivy
visited for SOM. ono freshly arrived
frnM tho Stock-Ynrds. Therefore, there
,was no cessation Of excitement b, any
one su1oon,. and SIr. Harrison saw NJ
TINT WIS to be seen 1T q few short hours.
lilo snI00ns, and In tlipso " llerc no fun wns
visible l!e walked in md out aHain rs rapidly
as possible. Liberty Hall Is tho hlgll-!]oWn
tlIlo Of n l0w-slawil tsalnun which most dis
Etlstcd him. The plnco Is frequenk:A by the
very lowest Of low street-wnlkers, a!Hl WHEN
ills Iln,ior stepped in lie fonntt d battle in
progFcss betwceil two able,bodiedt tstrnnpets:
the plnce ahettel the contestants, n1lt Ills
Honor. III slleer disgust. WIS
compelled to. retro before tle VIE
said to llnvo thrown his hn1t'. and arm in.
plOTlngly, towards uenyen, to have groauc.l
My Godv', aud finally to hase delved dawn
Sook I%tG his pocket for pencil mid memorandum"
rho proprietors OF one or two resorts WIN
heard TINT the Mayor was about followed
him and attempted TO mnkHcDncil!ntnry tnlk.
u don't blame you forbtIng nnI,' said une;
"tho street Ia surely disgrace; but whit
are wo to. do? Ono .1in,l adults women
md furnishes attractions. md. gets oil
, 1880-07-16
LOCAL CRIME.

: NOBB1NG "nOOArERs.'' J.,
Only few weeks ago some entcrprIslng'
BURGLAR" who TRAD OF his profession, prob.
ably because everybody was singing or hum
ming abont Il, hit s,poli q feasible plan Of
robbing the class. OF tllssolnto wuncn
known rs "roomcrs,n, that Is, women
who do not ltve IN houses
Of l1l-rcpute. but abide III rooms III lnrge
downtown buildings. Some Of these 'lIave
valuable )cwolry md plenty Of money. Tho
thief retirys to tl,e room, md snealstng away
IN the cnrly morning hours ,wl,llc, his coil-
from Ghl0roforni or .otller narc0t1c. cnrries
oit at tho sa1ne tine, NIL tha cns' nntl yal,ln-
h!ss he Gun ay s ~ q A6ons tMo
most !. recent Is TINT :, OF. Ada
Kimbafl, n State street celebrity, who
YVES p'undarett recently of a0ine tinger.rlnga,
nnl q paIr Of diamond earrings valued ut
Sl75. Thore Is no elew to the thief.