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, 1880-11-18


MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Nov. l1.-9ophtn ilnuer, q
young wnnRu recently frum Knnsas, wna to-
,iHy placed III Iait charged with tho E,,,lrller OF
I'LL IllcKlttmate CHILD. Hhu udnllts tho Gritilu,
which, wlls committed nbuut threo weeks aYu.
Her family formerly resided hurp, but removed
to kutisns, wEtro tho grl was snsl,lcrtl By i.
furtncr. Hhc cAluu here to ilIlo her uIsgracn,
hut ,ulrti.M living tn tho sls,lle llul,se discovered
her condition, nliu aiso missed tho clth. eavernE
uys nitur ita birth. Sho wns taken iut0 citstutly
MD III! inquest WIS sIA thls AFTERNOON on tho
bUty Of tho Inflnt, WhIet, Wis found.
, 1880-11-18

opte1ut 1I1pHltH.Io 1Hs CH1ea9o IF1htH&.
CLEVELAND, u, Nov. l7.-An0thnr. uproar
WIS caused In tho 1'ollco Court today.
Prosecutor .I.owiH submitted an Information
in II Ka,ublug case, which Julgu Young
declared wns not properly mlt!n out The I'r0su-
c,ltDr w,Nied IL Mrgue tie nAtter, but the Court
Urtlercll hIlm 10 ut .wll. When thu Prosecutor,
lilo tho tnnliU, thu Jinao ordered HIN under Mr-
rrst fur G!ntol,.t. run prist,ner wns El,nred
~ tue lei,tun@,tats @ - rp!!aGu. ana t!''nxht VIVA
forrt,l t, tlso couuty JUL, where hv Ii passing
, 1880-11-18
HIS LAST NICKEL,

Epft3dI uIp0tth 70 IAt Chicago Tribune,
ST. I.Outs, No., Nov. l7.-Frrl Marser, Il Cor
nun cabincrnlakcr, ;sI ycars oil, otme down
horu from Chicago six mnntha nHo to livc. lilo
gut to drinking. und reached his Inst ntckul to-
day. Ilv took jump Into tha river from tho
Nuw Orleans wharfb.'at Mt ,lusk this evening,
anll wnull bo food ft,r tlshes Mbout tlIia tti1!o
but thut JNck l1elnNy, tho wharfbDnt watch-
nun. Jumped In after hln and Xnt him out.
Whuli on tlt5uk AKAln afahGr suitl tO tho Watc.,
tnAsl: "ktl INC, nhont nlu, want 10 Alu," Tho
WutchuiAn turned Him aver to tho police.
, 1880-11-18

ClsctsSArl, Noy. T.-lnstninster-t General
Mnynarst hus sent arslara to tho Postmaster Ut
Cinclnnuti tu ruf,lso l,Nylnant Ut inoncy.ordurs
nut! r.,fhse tt deliver reHfatc.c4l lutturs ilts.
ur Tho ntur. In.MccsI Cs.nI "Amuri-
t1!1l uni t:lIrnnH'I scerct sMrvlen ctnpMny":
ttmlMuy";. nnl ,itl,er ulltUrprlsea TINT uro cx.
ltusfyely u1vcrttsel.
, 1880-11-18
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

EyAHRvILLg, n.y.. Nov. !7.-The Hon. ". u
l1ollu, Supreme Dictator Of tho Knights Of
lIo.or, recclycl to.tlay private Telegram, sroIn
jamestown, n. y, announcing the death Ut Ii.
Il. Osmor, Supreme TreAsurur of th.lt Order.
Subordinate l.ualHta Throughout thu uut1el
kttGs l,syp euA Iiiat riieteu Ia hull further ro-
mIttunees until u su9ucssur ut deccasGd Ia MI.
tybtlI A1
, 1880-11-18


ST. Louis, Mu., Nnv. l7.-t1eorgc Mooru, Il Mu.
lasto. guyG hts mistress, Nury Williams. II beat
ing Inst Sunday niorning, n,ll she hns not bccn
leelilg very well Ri,lcc. This inpruing when
t'cnrHc went up to cnll on Mary, Mt 10 Morgan
street, be found her s!ttng TN III bell. When
she ssw George she sa!l "Georxa, yon know
yn1 donc this" md then fnlt bnck OH her pill
md took II LUX ut Asnry, nnu sai shu WINS dead.
Upon heilrnH thss Hrnr9c nude t1r thu nthor
alde Of t!s river. 1fo wns caught by tho police
III tho bridgo. iii nlurdcrers' row ho takes
M. III.
, 1880-11-18


MONOSaA1lE1A CRY, PA., Nov. l0.-To-day a
workman named David IsuHner, who WIS drlul<-
Ing whisky i'll n dlvo with II cnai-mtncr ul,ned
Tho.nas Unwsnt,. md his wIf got Into quarrel.
After considerable wlnl-work AutTnor sworo
tfat liu would sto1t Dawson anI lis wfe. Daw-
bIltr g!inc. ttlA him t., bi,zu away. utr1lOr
*iH'H'1gal by drawing II hrEe rtsolrcr n'ld plug
Eing I>Mwsun md WIFI with acyernl lpn.l pills.
rhu hullut4 tDs,k effect In thu lungs md nbiGt
If tlie t,nlr, nnl wlltn n physician arrived ll4
pronounced their Injuries to in hf fAtal nlirt,.
lsl,Etirr was jntlcl to await tho resnlt Ut thoir
lni4rIpa.
, 1880-11-18
WORKING SOMETHING Up.
SuttfdI lIsuatfh To Tht Ehieano Iffhunf

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. l7.-N.c1)Onnlh, of the
st. L,us Detective scrvtcc, nnd yo!,l.9 rinker-
ton, or ChIGago nrc horo. unt hare t,,l.l uny or
two interviews with Il inaB t.nn,uA Henderson,
whui IL now IN jn!l under Indictment for ti',-
tnpulng. Henderson, 1t IL snltl. III one OF tho
shsuw4l,!st chips in thu cu,,ntry. II is alleged
TINT t,e WIS uler $iGaAt bulIl In 1t. I.ollfs fur
cunt'dcnuinEn purity thoru. !le IL H!so snA tu
hhve twitG hr,kcM JUL theru. as tho 1n,lt, Is
uttlar Indictment, 1t Is doubtfu! IL he IL taken
away,
, 1880-11-18
AMERICAN HUMANE ASSOCIATION,

PHILApEf.ptitA, Eu, Nov. l7.-At tho annual
session of tho american Humane Association,
Eawln l.. brown, Ut Chicago, presided anu d.
lltcsed tho oponlns address.
a motion to npp0int a committee to apply to
ConHreSs fur I'LL aMcutol luw regulating the
transportation Ut cattle was adopted.
, 1880-11-18
SllICE0E,

nxnrol.p, 1n.s., Noy. H.-Jame' T. ,aiJss ,I vel
wutl.tu.,lo furucr living about four ins .u' IL ~
Of ,his place, hung b!mselt th. moFt1,p. gs ssu..
out -bu,tlinx attached to tho fa.tn' .,,cllcu M :!
Of tho suicide Ii spta'std 20 o ny na,avhser bT
handsome alrl 4Gctanp!Isneaav Iuav XII, ularf.tHs n
GoEx H.. ,''a syss sass ana Is After liz ssss'''
GuE parsB unknown i
, 1880-11-18
ST. LOUIS,

ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 17.--A euow storm nm.
vniled hero ncnrfy continuously since ycstctd.r
afternoon, and nhont I've inches of sunw lie. &,
the uro1'nd+ Tho mercury fell Inst night .eYe,t|
degrees below tho freezing point, but the ten.
pcraturo Is msder this evening, ind th,Y
will probAbly set In to-morrow.,
, 1880-11-18

WILMINGTON. Dol. Nov. l7.-l1nlted stAtca
MarslAl AoMuiIln, halteo Of Deputy y-sturshnl
W'nxnte, clrYesl with IlcLtt.lgM riot all rlrc.
tn-tlay, l,s.s lIeen ore!rrtt II prCtluct Wlnxltu
Ill tIu Unttl - tntrs Enlsrt this nfttr,utl, This
virtually nnIllia tho action u Tho k!nt9 Court,
nhtt trAnsfcrs tho tsls1 lu tho United SlAtes
Cutirt.
, 1880-11-18

to keep Mr. Sherman o,t Of Tho Senatorial con-
lost in Ohio. MIR. Hhcrman docs mt Aecm to
haso lncn consulted III to bis preferences. and
tho eamp Indifference Is mnnitcs.cl towards
giving President uarcll tito right to eetcct his
o"n cnl'tnut Tint duty hns i,ccn nssimed by
local Ohio politicians AMI newspaper corro-
spott1uuts."
, 1880-11-18
l,oos,El, TO THE GALLoYs,

DOOMED TO THE GALLONS.
IlupsnH. N. u. Nov. l7.-rhe general term ut
AlbAny t0.tay uttlrtne4 tho conviction ut Henry
Mt,elt, ws,o nl,!r.!urcd hls wife dn tho l..A Ut
snpte.ntnr, ,ls,y. Whuu Jutor1n1st OF tho, .ln-
cls!otl, 3luelt WAs very enul nl,l ro'lIlrkDul:
.As ynl! scu !Hu now. ~ yutl will se0 mo Ut tue
lust moment"
, 1880-11-18
EFFECT of HIGH FREIGHT RATES. =,

srntkurlgLI,, ILL.,. Nus. l7-l!'o 1se's ;,,al, 4rs
on tho Wabash and vi tue AAon u,r unable u
lnade to exccss, ul,d tho cn9sIles M ~, ,be W4*
.uake time With the heArY trains. rs,,uee ,hs
bash IN onies has been tssaus u Trr q,a,,:
sra!ns to twehty-avs cara eaeh1; :!1;,p rast ':u
s ..,g.,se, se x at, Il stimaiatsa y tic h1sa ps'
thpAu prtNluetB,
, 1880-11-18

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nnv, l7.--A Shelby City spe-
cIal to tue t"arierJuHsHl says; "a difficulty to-
eurrel ut Atptelana Station. Cincinnati Ht.lthcrn
ltA!lwuy. bctwreN Cave ltnwsey md Al cleua Oil
tne snn. sl'lc; md st. tMrraly md Houston on
thu nttJar ls4,WSey h1lti EtGul were Y1uut1, tue
Hitter luurtuliy; ujing THIS luorntug.
, 1880-11-18
GEN. EClIOFIELD,

Ills FAliuIlE AT WEST POINT.
9Wetae UIpaseh TO Tia Ch,eago Jr4tuna.
NEW ionK, Nny, l7.-'rhe rcprt from
Washington that Gen. Scluteld IL tu tpu rc-
moved for Ills rcIurt IN tile Whitaker euse,
It beInX alleged that liz wrutu II bcfure tho
, 1880-11-18

Special Dtspateh to 7ns cAtcapo TstbunA
MESAs1EA, Nov. 17.-WInter tas set In bcrcIu
right down earncst- Mercury nt D. Ill., s]e7
Lake Winncbago Is spannei With Ice, and nayk
CATION Ia suspended. This Is Unusually eatIr
FOR winter, nn1 tho Oldest settler" hasn't eea
Its caunl.
, 1880-11-18
fluRtil..AR5,
&rfc{ai ptsrnteh u III CAffanq YftkAnk.

HUEIIEH tNItN41
CEPAn RAPIDS, H., Nov. 17.-l5urKInrs nra
numerous III tbls city. Twu safes wtru blnwu
upon last night, ,nl 1.-Two residences rs,,err.j.
Abnue StW lu Cash 4ul soluu fAluables wcre
.lHkGu.
, 1880-11-18

DECATUR, TIL,
6rsetot Dispateh to The Chftaqo 1ft1ant
DECATUR, ILL.,, Nov. T.-Thcro Is splendid
sletyling In md about Dccntur tonight. ThS
ground Ia frozen hard, aud IA covered wilh four
inches Of SHOW. and more Is falling. Tho wcaia-
or Is Outtg cold,
, 1880-11-18

sntetdt Dtpaseh to 1he Chicago 7ssbnn.,
WATEIrowN, Wis, Nov. 17.--Tho thermometer
Registered degrees below zero In this cty
this lnornlnx,-tho coldcst weather 90 eahy ID
tho senson known hero for innry years.
, 1880-11-18

Special Dtspatth to 7he Chicago 1Hbsat.
OCOSoMowoU, Wis.,. Nov. 17,-Ths thormane-
ter stallds 2 degrees below zero this noruic2
Many thluk tho woathor ia d little promasure
, 1880-11-18

LITTLE RoCK, Ark, Nov. l7.-A hcavy suoS.
Storm commenced hero ut 8 this morning, saa
has continued without intcrInsson crcr elaert
n1ld Is now fnlltng Mt 4 D. M. This Is something
without precedent III this latitude.
, 1880-11-18
lfll+.NS,

THE kAt!IlAHANsEIT.
NEW fnEE, Say. l7.-tapt. William
Yo,!.lg, IT Jersey City, WIN commanded thu
btcumer NatruBatlsett ut tue tiu,v sAa was
, 1880-11-18
EnAn 1fARID2. /

CEDAR 1tApIDy, IL.
Special DHpateh to 1hs Chicago 7nbaas
CEpAN RAPIDS, Nov. 17--Mcrcury 3 deg. abosa
zero. Weather very wlntry.
, 1880-11-18

I.ou1svILLE, Nov. 1T.-The first fail OF SNOW of
tho scAson covers tho ground to tho depth c! 40
inch and IL Btill BnUWIng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-27

inoem ct jsbt brinssno bic @silsneea ,a
Gle mabnte.
@s mar aud bobe 3eit, ba etsn De,
erwartste 3ug 7analiirt wurbe, unb eiltt
| febte man fh baber In Beneouua
Blanca nabm wieoer ben Nrm bss praf.
benttn anb ben tbrer Muttsr, pdbrsub be,
NeTs betutlam feinsn balterbliabeten On.
tel weiter ipebirte. Durh Glenate apsr.
ttrt, spubtsn Betee fd {str ee|hidt cer
bier aufssfabrten SomUaie ansupa0sn, be.
rea gerlenfnoer,eianib Die Ser faFsrin
oprbin gum geltsn seeebsu.
gor tsr gtlletabnatme isbcd loutsn
ben Neiisneen mod nsue @54tpieriatsten
erpah(sn.
S5re Durdlastartsn mue Id mi. aus
bitten f! fn9r ein bort aufeele[lter Yoliaet.
mann fte an. Qeeitlmiren Gle Fd-S6re
pal1e Der
Blauea atbnete tuum, ss aterrie1elte fFe
eifstalt uab iteosnbsib. SIR Saidlals.
parfel mar I'm Nouen. -
Der prafoent lhlus ben Mantelfraaen
etn ~enis spriid, trat bt&t 3u Dem Sano.
baber Der sfsntlidsn Srbnuna bsran uub
iaste nit scrnsbmer 9srabla1una Sbnen
aeni'st es sieleidt, msIu Bsler, menn id
Sbasn ben Namen msinsr 5reunoe nenns,
psnsn ID cas- @slsit auf Die 9ssi1e sste.
aub flu6tiS nannte sr bte Namsn leiner
Sdu ubbefoblensn.
eutidulsisen sic sasisa. Serr praf.
bent, CAB osr Maun nun sanslith unse,
ltimmt aurud /; id babe @ie sr1 iebt er.
fannt, natiirl'a 1T Ssre 8tsleituns aussr
allsm 3wsifl. pai0rsn Sie ssfaatsa!
STE Raassa nun Dor DEM Bi(letlhalter,
In walAem Der Sopf bes 8samtsn (ih eten
stists.
Blanca, ibr slssantes @slotaiadsn in
sraubebanbiaubten 8s9ten, forberte nit
lhuanteneer Stimme unses ibsem 5aleisr
berpor siss 9ts:ets ereer GlalTe mad $.
Wabreab ite tafis bas @slp bin3ablte
une Die BiIstt. In @mpfans nabm, plabte
bstm raIhsn 9antteren Der framm ae.
fpannte 5anefhu5 lbsr ihrsn Rinslnser
uno cine antit selaste 8riaautrOlstte lano.
te aus isrem buuflsn 8unsd einen
isiunptirenesn 9taatl In has betruffene
Wuss ess praaprntsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-27
SreenS Nuauit sSlcwer. We

Greens Ausuit Jloper. perlo
men, melde an Dpspepia unb Qebsrte,
lAnerosn leioeu, coer an unorbnung BET
Verbauunssorsane, ute iaurem Waseu,
Sopimeb, 8erltcpTuns, Sersbrsnnen, Nuf
foben, Sdmer5en I'M Wasen, 9slbe 61ut
beleste 3unse, idledteu @eldmad I'M
Nlanos 9eieperseidlasenbeit II. I. ~,
5S9ern iebr oft, einen Nrtitel gu taufeu,
eoa oem fie mi0en, oaB ct ibrsn Na9bar
6reuno Deer Verwanoten turirt but. sic
baben teinen @laubenoaran, Bis es 3u
lpdt 1T. Wenn iie ieocd gu 6. @taHe
9eben tplroen uno cine 6lai ide Gree
AuSuit s Q 10 er tauften, 70 mire ei-
sc Sur 10 liaer, mie paS Qeben. Yrpbe.
flai den bieier Reoi;in fno fitr 10 Gents,
gu babeu. &esulare @rSse rs Gents.
Man Seriu&e fte, 3nei DOZEN Fno in ir.
9eao einsm Sale Don Wirfuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-27
Z ( + a g

Dom, Der in gsitun BON elmer 81.
~ iiir watninnis erflart wurbs, 1T In
Muffin anestomnen, UNI in bic Srrsnaa.
jtalt aufseusmmsn 3u perosn. Die ge.
amten esrmeissru aber bic Aufnatme, oa
Ha Dom, Der enslilhsr llntsrt9an III,
on ben brttif@en @onlul sswaubt uno UNI
feline Saterpentiun s,bettn bat.
- Die Eonfapaps unb Qipans, wslde
bas Snotaner.1srrttorium beludssn, um
bas fur ibre Stamme tsEhmmts 2ano Ten.
nen su !ern.n, ilno surad sstommen uno
bsfnben ftA In Dallas. Gle taben f.lne
Cuff, ibrs iebisen Dubnpldbe BET Sort
@rtffn gu perla0en, neil fe I'M Sabtauer
2erritorium tein @!!u ssfunben batea.
- Sn paleitina serietb.n ,pst Jarbiae,
genborn uno Sunss in 5treit, Der ba,
NIT tnotste, eab Der Qebtere nit timer
Dirt erfdlassn tpurbs.
- Sin goittreibss, 80. $. gilbert,
trahte mad Diego Die Nadria!, eae Is
Snoiausr einen mad earsSo beIiimmten
aus Wessn bsaebsnbsn 0asen3us an.
sriifsn. bsnfelben planbsrtsn unb lammt
Hide 3ustbere forttrtessn. gon gncaroS
Station inb l2 Waun CUR gsrieIaune
ber Snoianer aufssbruhea.
~ Sn alano County b.rrlht Jeino.
iaaft ,piiden ben 3udtern Don @inbpieb
unb ben SdafbsRbsrn.
Sn Denton County bsrrltt Ne,
ssnmanae.
- Na6 Bonbam wurbe ein Sarbiaer
eebraht, Der ieine @tieftohtsr ermo rpste
unb ei. 9eihe psrlAarrte.
Die Stabt paris bat $4,000 ,ur
ertauuns einss Shaulsaulss benaiat.
- Sn 5ouRpn wurbs IN ben Gallon
BON Senrs Sblin etnssbrohsn une S25
aus ser Ralis ssraubt. Nnbsre Sahen
murben nittt berutrt.
Sn @aiYsfon purten ,wd Gpieler
uno Spielsrinnsn sines Gin aeltanssl TOE,
gen Nibahtuna bes 9srihts sertaftst.
~ Nn ben Sueuen bes Condo uns
Colorado 1no felt DEN lebtsn 6 Dohsn
800 Dfroe BON ben Snoiansrn gstoblen
wprbsn.
- Die Golf gularabo unb 5anto
Sc Giisnbabn bat in Nsp gort 9elosr ae.
nua erlanst, um bis gum natfen Iueul
1orimdbreuo tauen ~ tSnnsu.
- 8on Qarspo wirb berthtst. ea6 lfG
70 Snbianer Sci 81 Sacs in Nerlto, .
Weilen pom Nio @rabe entf.rnt, p.r1am
melt botten. um In 1eras ein,ubrehen
Die MilitdrbsbSrbsn auf bsipsn Seitt,
/ pss 5!ubes trafsn Nabrsssln su loren
Gmpians. uno olss bat bi. Sapiaasr per.
aniabt, nod ibrep 8srssn 3urid,utetren
- Nua ein Versrehsr BON 5arris
burg. bsr fir bic Dauer Don 3wei SABRE
b mad bem 3u&tbaus ssianpt wuree, i
/ pom @ouusrneur bssnaoist worosn.
r DIR DisartSl Quadlalber mad
u s.ssnwartis Die Statt 5ouapn unfds,
i. Gr bat gum ptasn bsr bortlssn polia
tin ROn,.rt ssseben. 5attsn Die &auf.
tss Ssls ibr @tlb ssipart unb bies b
n Yoliad 3usewanbt, % pare i,eenfa0
nlbln,r esraussabt worben.
- Sn Brenbam wurbe In Der Nad
:, bonn IS. an awet peridieosusn Daar.r
, tdulern Gsuer anselest. Das cine B
;. Sauler branntt ab, bas anoers wurbe a
!. rettet.
:. - Sn Daflas Bate iia sine Wos, Be
!, pie - beiet, aus ben YrominsnteRsn Ba
!, germ bsaunb, psriammslt, I'M ben b
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-27

Notb3uAtsvsriu&s ansetlastsn Neser gu
lsntbsn. Dts eiete gum @sisb Fsste absr
uns Der Mob 3eritreute TA. Man tat es
inbsb fur n0tbis seba!tsa, eine Ba9s Don
20 Mann gu orsaniliren, bic a(lni4nib
bic @traBsn abpatrcuilltrt, I'M wsise
5raaen sfssu bts Wnsriffs scn garsissn
3u iaabsn. Sa Der Sail tsFapen fa au,
senbllflia 4 5arbise, bic man weaen
Nptb3uh!sYer1uhS per6aftete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-27

- Der 0eoacteur elmer Jarmer,situns
lagt, es sebe tein Mittel seJen @bclera,
ater g beribans onbitip n
pulser selesentlid anseuanot, per6iu
bert iie. Man adte baraui, @berioaus
gu befpmmen, benn bic 9rc6en patets lino
ntdts trertb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-27

- Reebs Gilt @pse Epnic Il lfpobl.
Idemfeno, bic @eiunob3it fSrperno uub
elm, pcf fiir sarantirt mirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-27

Ge IL nod ni4t aa3emtin befanxt. ba6 bic
Duhbinbersi nit Maem, mas ba3u stb6rt, eese \.
r,drtts in San Gntonio 70 eut auSstfltrt mirb,
als in trssnb elmer anbtrtn Siabt Der Union.
Die Yroben bon Iiniirtsn 8lantba&ern, welde
bier sessnpdrts sebunben werbea, 10 mte ait
anbern arten son arbeiien fur @ef9dftstauf.r
lsssn 8eusniB bafar ab. Der llntersti&nste bin.
tarrHer 3eit. gsftafts> nnb MbYufa. tnfIrneH
fOanen DrObsn beaei1nen unb az 6. 8. Brpn,mer,
San @ntcniu, aSrtfiirsn. atf9dsunssn wersen
prompt semaGt Is1
6. s. 6rem m r,
1uh6tnber unb 8lanfbaner.Dabrifaut, Spu.
funtrass ssssaabr BEN 5auptauariisr.
3,1o,79.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1880-07-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

"Please pass the BUTTER" as the man
remarked when he sent his goat by
rail.
1t is expected that this country's
speech crop will be remarkably full this
fall.-Ed. Z. adams
Running your business is very much
like courting a girl. No one else can
boss the job but yourself.
1t is a very weak man WHO hasn't
strength enough to hold an official
Standardization Independent.
Paris has a new dog club, to which
no one can come unless accompanied
by a bulldog, King Charles, terrier, or
setter.
One hour after an "old master" had
painted the name OF a patent medicine
on a big rock COW came along, licked
it off, and died before sundown. When
the simple name of medicine kills q
COW, human beings want to beware Of
the stuff itself A COW was never killed
by licking the name of a patent medicine
in a newspaper, and no other kind can
be recommended.-NoT Herald.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1880-07-08
The Seven Bibles OF the World.

The seven bibles of the world are the
Koran OF the Mohammedans, the Eddas
of the Scandinavians, the Try Pitikes of
the Buddhists, the Five Kings of the
Chinese, the three Vedas of the Hin
docs, the Zendavesta, and the Scrip
lures of the Christians. The Koran is
the m ost recent of these seven bibles,
and not older than the seventh century
of our era. 1t is a compound of quota
tions from the Old and New Testaments,
the Talmud. and the Gospel of St. Bar
nabas. The Eddas of the Scandinavians
were first published in the fourteenth
century. The Pitikes of the Buddhists
contain sublime morals and pure aspil a
tions, but their author lived and died in
the sixth century before Christ. There
is nothing of excellence in these sacred
books not..found in the Bible. The sa-
cred writings of the Chinese are called
the Five Kings, ''king" meaning web
of cloth Or the warp that keeps the
threads in their place. They contain
the best sayings of the best sages on the
ethico- political duties of life. These
sayings cannot be traced to period
higher than the eleventh century B. G.
The three Vedas are the most ancient
books of the Hindoos, and it is the opin-
ion of Max Muller, Wilson, johnson
and Whitney that they are not older
than eleven centuries B G. The Zenda-
vesta of the Persians is the grandesJ of
all sacred books next to our Bible. Zor-
caster, whose sayings it contains, was
born in the twelfth century B. G. Moses
lived and wrote his Pentateuch fifteen
centuries B c.. and therefore has clear
margin of 300 years older t ian the most
ancient OF the other sacred writings.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1880-07-08
Renorting hK TeIenhona.

The London Times gives an account
of method of reporting late debates in
the house of commons by telephone
lately adopted in the Office of that jour-
nal. A type-setting machine has for
some time been used in the Office, to
which, it is stated. a fair workman can
attain an average speed of one hundred
lines an hour, even when composing
from manuscript which he has to read
for himself; and this speed can be
doubled, or nearly so. when the oper-
ator is assisted by q reader, and thus
composes from dietation. The mode in
which the telephone has been brought
into use in connection with this ma
chine is thus described: The conductors
o. this journal, having obtained permis-
sion from the metropolitan board Of
works to lay down the necessary wires
in the subway of the embankment,
formed new connection between the
house of commons and the Office, and
placed one of Edison's louG-speak-
ing telephones at either end. The
immediate result of this arrangement
has been to bring the compositor at the
machine into direct communication
with the parliamentary reporter at the
house and to enable the debates to be
reported and printed from half to three
quarters OF an hour later than had pre-
viously been possible. The notes made
by the reporter can be read directly into
the telephone-receiver in a room adjoin-
ing the gallery either by the reporter
himself when relieved or by another
person employed for the purpose, and
the compositor at the machine in the of
fee sits with his ears in iuxtapositiOn
with the other terminal Of the instru-
ment. The plan which has been found
the most efficacious for the purpose of
shutting out distracting sounds of other
kinds is to place the disc of the telephone
above and behind the .compositor and
then to arrange two tubes, each with
two trumpet-shaped extremities, in
such manner that these extremities
are applied at one end to the two sides
of the telephone disc and at the other
end to the two ears of the compos-
itor. The compOsitOr is also furnished
with a speaking instrument, with a key
for ringing bell, and q bell which is
rung from the house-a simple code of
bell signals, consisting of one, two or
three strokes, sufficing for the ordinary
requirements of each message. The
compositor ammo unces by the bell that
he is ready, receives a sentence, strikes
the bell to indicate that he understands
it, sets up the type with his machine,
strikes the bell again for the reader to
continue his dictation, AMI so on until
the work is carried as far as tine will
allow. If there is any doubt or diff
Guilty abont the words, a bell signal will
cause them to be repeated, or explana-
tions can be sought and received by
direct vocal communication. In this
power, indeed. resides one of the chiet
advantages of the method, and one
which ought to lead to greater accur-
acy than has ever previously been at
tainable. The names OF people, places,
etc., can be spelled out letter by letter If
here IL any doubt about them.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1880-07-08
A Wonderful Mes merIser.

Strange stories come from India OF
the feats performed by native mes
meriser named BUM, whose magnetic
power would appear to be found quite
irresistible by the lower animals, upon
which he exclusively exerts it. He
gives seances, to which the public are
invited to bring all manner OF ferocious
and untamable wild beasts, and holds
them with his glittering eye. In few
seconds they subside into condition of
cataieptic stiffness, from which they
can only be revived by certain passes
which he solemnly executes with his
right hand. A snake in a state of
violent irritation was brought to BUM
by menagerie proprietor, inclosed in a
wooden cage. When deposited on the
platform it was writhing and kissing
fiercely. BUM bent over the cage and
fixed his eyes upon its occupant, gently
waving his hand over the serpent's rest
less head In less than a minute the
snake stretched itself out, stiffened. and
lay apparently dead. BUM took it up
and thrust several needles into its body,
but it gave no sign of life. A few
passes then restored it to its former
angry ctivity. Subsequently q savage
dog, held in a leash by its owner, was
brought in, and, at Buni's command, let
loose upon him. AS it was rushing to-
ward him, bristling with fury, he raised
his hand, and in a second the fierce
brute dropped upon its belly as though
it was stricken by lightning. Itseemed
absolutely paralyzed by some unknown
agency, and was unable to move a
muscle until released from the mag
netiser's spell by majestic wave of his
hand.