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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-02-05

I am composed of q letters.
lst iu hate, but not in love,
I'd i'm mi1teu, but not in glove,
Sd i'm wheat, but not in corn,
4rh in brier, and also in thorn
9th i'm kitten, but not i'm cat,
9th in coat, but not in has,
9Th in Eutrekin, but not in Mccoy,
Sth in Sherman, but not in Leroy,
9Th i'm Hayes, but not in Allen,
10th in Wheeler, but not in Fall0n,
IIth in Washington, and also in Ewing,
18th in BristOV, and also Iu DeBruiu,
18Th in Grant, but not I'm Blaine,
14th in COnkling, but not In Strain,
18th in BOardman, but not iE Blue Jeans
10th in Andrews, and also iu Haines.
18th in Syracuse, but not in Martiusburg,
18th in HarrisOuVille, but not in St. Petersburg
18th in SpriugfOrtein, and also iu Rio Janeiro.
20th I'm Sierra Martinique, and als0iu Rio Nero.
2lst In Neva, but not iu Palestine.
The whole is the name of kind Of machine.
Samantha, %. GUS.
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I am composed Of Is letters.
Ny first is in man, but not in boy,
My 2d is in mirth, but not in JOY,
My 81 is i'm fox, but not I'm deer,
My 4th is in ale, but not in beer,
My 9TH is in ark, but not in house,
Ny 9th is in cat, but not I'm mouse,
My 9TH is in March, but not i'm June,
Ny sth IS in earth, but not In Moon.
My 9th is i'm reap, but not in NOW,
My 10Th is In gather, but not I'm SOW.
Ny lth is I'm Ink, but not I'm chain,
My 18th is in hail, but not in rain,
My 18th is iu sweep, but not in mop.
My whole Is the name of town in Europe.
Jacksonville, %. XLCR.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-02-05

WEI'DE MEYERS CATARRH
Cure, a Constitutional AntidOte for
this terrible malady, by Absorption.
The most Important Discovery since
Vaccination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at any
stage before Consumption sets in.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-02-05

No. G-GEOGRAPHICALE ENIGMA.
Composed Of II letters.
z, S, 3, is a shallow vessel
S. 20, Q, is a vegetable substance.
H. 2 3, is q violation Of divine law.
], B, is prOnOuu.
Tie whole IS the name Of a city.
HiIlsb0ro, o. GIN.
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VOL 43- NO. 46
Business Directory.

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year I inch, S. year.
Twelve lines Of this type make inch.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-02-05

PITCHERS CASTORIAisnot
Narcotic. Children grow fat
upon, Mothers like, and Physi-
clans recommend CASTORIA.
1t regulates the Bowels, cures
Wind Collie, aIIays Feverishness,
and destroys Worms.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-02-05
No. 5-ALPHABETICAL ARIrHMETIC
No No-e-gFOGRAPHICALFNIG1rA.

The Key to this is "Oh, come tome" Now who
can give the correct sOIuuoug
Leesburg, %. BAS BLEls
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Treatment of Chronic Diseases.
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the Public School House, Hfls5oro, Ohio.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11

moon in the cheerful scene of his daily life,
where, like Mark Tapley, he could be ''iolly
under creditable circumstances" 1t is more
over recorded that Nine. Langlois, having no
children, adorned the cavern with flowers and
tended the dead tenderly. Here was material
which would have served the sepulchral imagi-
nation Of Edgar A. Poe, and in his fertile
brain have been wrought into weird romance,
more exciting than such charnel house sketches
as the Case of M. Waldemar,'' etc. Why
there should be resident guardian of the
Sale des Morris is q question? because as Jim
Fisk remarked of the Brattleboro graveyard
when asked to contribute for fence, chose who
who were in couldn't break out" After all the
guardian didn't handle the dead. He saw that
they were in their places ready for dissection
or burial. He did not have receptacles into
which he looked from time to time to see if the
contents needed s'freshening," or the ice was
getting low.
Meanwhile German student has discovered
a process of petrescence, whereby in a short
time cadaver can be made hard enough to
work up as stone, if necessary. This is an i'm
provement, but it is still far from comparing
with the mummy method. Perhaps the an
clients died of diseases utterly unknown to our
modern life, and were better prepared to keep
longer" than we with our feverish bodily tene-
ments all fretted out in the shortest span. 1t
is too bad that we are SO much in the dark
everyday. After all it is not vital question.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Drinking Bottle of carbolic Acid.

Drinking Bottle of Carbolic Acid.
foolish and desperate attempt at suicide
occurred early yesterday morning, which al.
most resulted in the death of the would-be
self murderer. The name of the man ia
William Mallory, and the affair took place
at his residence, corner of Ninth and Cedar
streets.
The act is supposed to have been prompt
ed by trouble arising from the death of his
child, which took place about ten days ago,
since when he has INDUCED freely in drink.
He came home late Friday night and was
under the influence of liquor. During the
night he rose and swallowed the contents of
bottle containing carbolic acid, which had
been used as disinfectant
after the death of the child.
Shortly after taking the fluid he was found
writhing in the most terrible agony. Drs.
Murphy, Hagan and Jones were at once sum-
moned and for two hours it seemed that the
deadly drug was to accomplish its work of
dissolution.
A stomach pump was brought into requi-
sition. to the instant use of which is at
tributed the saving of his life. For several
hours the case seemed hopeless, but he raj
lied and while his throat aud stomach are
internally corroded by the CALLING stuff, be
is now considered out of danger.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
A New and Elegant Public HAN.

The contract was let yesterday to Messrs.
Sheire Bros, for the construction of as fine
resort of public entertainment as there is
west of Chicago, and certainly the most
complete in its appointments of anything Of
the kind in st. Paul. The hall will occupy
the upper story of Sherman's new block on
Wabashaw and Sixth streets, and after an in
spection of the plans, the GLOBE is enabled
to supply its readers with sketch of the
appointments. The grand hall will be 50xS0
feet IN size, with two entrances, from Waba-
shaw and Sixth streets. The ceilings are 16
feet in height and will be decorated in the
highest style Of the art. Five domes will be
placed in the ceiling, and each are to serve
the double purpose of lighting and ventilat-
ing the hall.
Pendant chandeliers will hang from each
dome and they cash will be supplied with
the patent register for purposes of ventila-
ton. hard wood gallery will surround the
hall and it will be furnished with the i'm
proved opera chairs, combining beauty with
ease and comfort. To guard against fire the
floor will be grounded with an impervious
lining of brick. When completed the seat
ing capacity of the hall will be 700 persons.
The adjuncts of the hall will be perfect. A
dining room is provided for, to be 2Sx4O feet
in size: thoroughly equipped kitchen, 18x
% in size; a rehearsal room 1899 feet in
size; LADIES' and gents dressing rooms, each
1928 feet in size. In addition to this there
will be coat and wardrobe rooms, ladies' and
gents toilet and retiring rooms, pantries and
dressing rooms, comprising the most modern
and elegant appointments. The hall will be
rented for concerts, fairs, lectures, dances
and so forth. 1t will be completed by the if
tenth of September.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
The Coffy Assault.

The case of the State against John Cofy,
charged with assaulting Mrs. o. Reagan on tn,
night of the 9Th inst, came up for hearing
in the police court yesterday afternoon. The
defendant is coal black negro and the al
legged assault took place on Robert nea
Eighth street. About 10 O'Clock on the
night named Mrs. O'Reagan was passing
along Robert street when she was seized by
the defendant, who applied opprobrious
epithets to the lady and attempted to com
NIT an assault on her person.
The testimony of Mrs. O'Reagan was sub
stsntially as given above and a witness testi-
fed to her agitated appearance directly after
the assault.
The defendant denied the assault. He
stated that he was sitting in the doorway of
his boarding house when the lady came
along; that she stepped on broken plank
and fell towards the house and he pushed
her off. The case was continued until Mon
day to allow defendant to summon his wit
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
A Little FrRcas.

No. 2 engine house, on Wacouta street,
was the scene night before last of an un-
pleasant scrapin' match between E. w. Hill
debrand and James Dorain, two of the most
efficient and valued men in the department.
The fire laddies engaged in an animated
dispute, which terminated in tame en-
counter, neither of the parties sustaining
any injuries.
The affair was reported to Chief Strong,
who ordered an investigation, which took
place at the city hall last night. number
of men were examined, and the testimony
went to show that while the affair was rather
animated, no particular harm was done. In
view of the strict rules governing the engine
houses, Chief Strong felt it incumbent to
suspend the men for disorderly conduct.
Considering the hitherto blameless conduct
of the men, it is to be hoped that the IN
pleasantness will not result in any perma-
nent drawback.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
The River and Boats.

Matters were quiet on the levee yesterday,
the departure of the Libbie Conger, of the
Diamond 10 line, which arrived Friday even
ing, beng the only movement to chronicle.
The Conger got away about o'clock, with
some flour and miscellaneous freight, and a
goodly number of people in her cabin.
The Anna, of the Z. N. line, announced to
leave for st. Louis at noon yesterday, failed
to come to time, but is on hand to leave at
noon to-day.
Commodore Davidson has added another
Eagle to his steamboat outfit, the Bald Eagle,
which left st. Louis Thursday in the mail
line.
The Diamond 10 line expect to have the
Josephine out for Wednesday.
The water dropped three inches yesterday,
leaving six feet one inch in the channel.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
GEN. TERRY,S ORDERS.

Movements of Off1cers-DetaiI for General
Court Martial at Fort Keogh-Practice De-
tail for the Creedmoor Team-ClericaI
Promotion at Headquarters.
Late orders from headquarters depart
ment of Dakota are substantially as follows:
July 8. The leave of absence of First Lieu
tenant @. B. Hinton, Eighteenth infantry, is
extended ten days.
July 10. Lieut. Colonel Glover Perrin, sur
geon, will proceed to Forts Stevenson and
Buford and the several posts in the districts
of the Yellowstone and Montana, on public
service under special instructions, and on
completion of his duty will return to his sta
ton in this city.
Major B. j. D. Irwin, surgeon, will take
charge of the office of Medical Director of
department during the absence of Lieut. Col.
Perrin, after which he will return to his sta
ton at Fort Smelling.
department, will repair to this city on pu bic
service, on completion of which he will re-
turn to his station.
July z. Agereral court martial will meet
at Fort Keogh Tuesday, August 8, or as
soon thereafter as practicable, the detail for
which is as follows: Col. VIM. 81. w God,
Eleventh infantry: Col. John w. David son,
Second cavalry; Lieut.. Col. Elmer Otis,
Seventh cavalry; Lieut.. Col. A. j. Alex an
der, Second cavalry; Lieut.. Col. E. F. Town
send, Eleventh infantry; Major G. G. Bart
lett, Eleventh infantry; Major Jos. s.
Conrad, Seventeenth infantry; Capt Geo. Z.
Sanderson, Eleventh infantrys Capt. Erasmus
G. Gilbreath, Eleventh infantry, and First
Lieutenant Allan III. jackson. Seventh
infantry, judge advocate.
July 8. Major D. 81. Brotherton will
proceed to Fort Buford and there take
post.
The following named are hereby detailed
for target practice at Fort Leavenworth, to
which place they will be sent without delay:
| Sergeants John Mitchell, company /, Fifth
| infantry; John Unger, company F, Fifth
infantry; r. P. Slime, company F, Seventh
infantry; VIM. Delaney, company I, Eleventh
infantry; j. G. Anderson, company B, Seven
| tenth infantry; and VIM. Radford, company
A, Eighteenth infantry.
The resignation of Sergeant VIM. Dobson,
general service detachment at headqua rters,
is accepted, and he is appointed corporal
in the detachment.
Corporal James E. Cramsie, general service
detachment at headquarters, is promo ted to
be sergeant.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
4 SWINDLE AND A FRAUD.

There is not the slightest doubt that
Charley johnson is delaying the Minnespo
lis census returns to doctor them up after
ascertaining the population of st. Paul. It
was currently reported and generally under
stood ten days before the st. Paul count was
made public. that Minneapolis was3 ready
and would give her returns simultaneously
with st. Paul. As soon as st. Paul was
ready Charley Johnson was behind. He was
not ready and is not yet. Owing to the
treachery of the st. Paul associated press
agent the population of st. Paul was sup
piled to Minneapolis and Charley johnson is
accordingly at work with city directory
and cemetery returns to increase the count
of the town.
The GLOBE denounces in advance the re-
turns which Charley johnson is cooking up
for Minneapolis as swindle and a fraud.
Whatever his count may be, whether greater
or less than st. Paul, it will be lie Both
johnson and some of his enumerators have
violated their oaths, and the GLOBE is
abundantly prepared to prove it if an oppor-
tuuity can be afforded. They know they
are swindlers, andawill scarcely have the
temerity even to deny it, much less to give
the GLOBE chance to prove the charge.
If the census commissioner at Washington
allows such rank rascality, such fragrant
swindling to pass UNPUBLISHED, he will de-
serve and receive severe censure. We do
not believe he will endorse it. The least he
can do is to remove Charley johnson and
the fellows who have united with him in
committing perjury, and order recount of
the city.
It is time such INSCRIPTIONS rascals were
taught that this is not an irresponsible city
directory count, but that it must be honest
and free from perjury. Charley johnson
was selected because he was known to be an
expert in rascality, but he may find that he
is carrying his scouudrelism to an unsafe
extent.
Though he has thus far escaped the peni-
Tertiary for his election briberies, he may
not always be SO successful, and the game
he is now endeavoring to play is danger
GUS one. There are still vacancies in the
threshing machine works at Saltwater, and
few able bodied perjured census takers may
have an opportunity to indulge in that
branch of industry if they do not cease to
doctor their returns and remove the fictitious
and nonresident names they have already
enrolled. Mr.. johnson is sufficiently
shrewd rascal TO take hint.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11

The st. Paul Associated Press agent, in
his zeal to serve Minneapolis, Che is one OF
the Pioneer Press gang prematurely pub
ished the census of this city. 1t got badly
mixed by telegraph, and the Louisville
Courier. Journal has it in this wise:
Complete census returns of st. Paul make the
population Al $3.50, an increase of ZIG, 971, Oh
LOB per cent.
It is safe to say that no city in the world
ever before presented such proportionate
increase. Wouldn't it be good plan for us
to adopt the O. j. figures on increase and
wipe out that decimal mark in the per cent
item2
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
AhrEP EORRARD.

A decided and important advance in the
direction of religious liberty has been made
in Great Britain within few days, by the
decision of parliament in the Bradlaugh case.
Charles Bradlaugh was chosen to q seat in
parliament as a representative of the ad-
yanced or free thinkers, and as protest
against the domination of the clerical party,
which has of late years been unusually AFRO
giant and aggressive. When he was called
to the bar of the house for the purpose of
being sworn in, he refused to take the oath
on the ground that he did not believe in the
existence of deity, and that he did not con-
slider the oath binding in the least. He
offered, however, to make affirmation that
he would support the constitution of the
United Kingdom and be loyal to the powers
that be. Under the existing laws and in
accordance with precedent this could not be
allowed, and but for the interposition of
the ministry, supported by nearly the whole
liberal party, Bradlaugh would have been
excluded from his seat. A resolution was
offered permitting members eject to the COM
mons to affirm instead of swearing. After
a long, bitter and determined contest the
resolution was adopted by close vote, and
Bradlaugh took his seat.
This action is step in the right direction.
While atheism need not be encouraged, it is
the undoubted right of every person to en-
terrain whatever religious belief or disbelief
he may desire, and no government has the
right to deprive him of his political rights
because of the convictions he may have ar
rived at. A man may be good citizen even
though he may reject all religious creeds.
Il very often happens that such men have
the clearest conceptions of the duties of
citizenship, and labor most assiduously for
the welfare of the people. They are usu-
ally men of profound research, who have
thoroughly investigated not only
theological but other problems, and
have arrived at their present convictions by a
Iaborious process of mental and philosophi-
cal reasoning. Paine was an atheist, yet his
labors in behalf of American independence
and personal freedom were most exemplary.
France has had no better patriots or public
lists than her infidel statesman. They did
Titanic work on behalf Of liberty of con-
science and political freedom, and are enti-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
Struck BIZ Liahtnina.

In going to the house of a neighbor in
Sharon, LIE Sueur county, on recent even
ing, Ferdinand Leitzke and his two chill
drsn, boy and girl, were Frustrated by q
bolt of lightning. The children soon re-
covered, but MIR. Leitzke received such ter
rible shock that when DR.. Swaine arrived
the next morning he found his pulse beating
forty-two to the minute, and he appeared in
a condition something like man in apo
plexy. The lashes on one eye were burned
away, and he appeared on examination to be
chuck full of electricity. The doctor bled
MIN, applied the proper restoratives, and
Mr.. l.. will soon recover from the severe
shock he received. 1t was narrow escape
from instant death.