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, 1880-07-31

The Milwaukee, F4rfe Presss says: "Thc Tic.
publican party mAy have committed toWhrfs th9
laborilE mon slus OF omission. Wo osirso!sos
desire the Just uemnnds OF tho labor1ng elassos
discussed and granted in accordance with tho
spirit OF tho trnua, nnd VIC should BIO delighted
to SOC sumo OF tho suctAl- political ftluas which
could be only Of great bonent to tho people car
Rod out in PRACTICE. Tut, taking aud oonsldcr-
INK ali things together. the AeI'nhliean party
hls been of greater usn and bus dono miro Tor
tho labor!ng 1nnn thnu tho Democratic purity over
uid., Atoye alI. tho laepublloau party 1l.s elo-
waited labor by aboltshisg slavery; 1t haa pro-
footed free lnbor, and xven 1t a Homestead law.
which, even II 1t is not all that could bo desired,
d comfortable home. Undcr 1sgpnpl!oan aaMl
prospcrcd. I1ssl d. 80 shas ilaalIy tho Ssaneo
xtiot nas proven itself e bo very hcnot'etal to
tho tsinoss interests of tha ct,..try enc ~, o5
National debt has been greatly rcdnrcd nna tao 1o
burdens resting upon tho poope a.c m made aao
f"ess' H. bcmocrats ~ the seernT e
xots the sg3s t'skat But the 'aboFns
Tho DslroGter tibe,ad- Post Hnd- Rep1 has tho
! following Ia relation to Schufxa speech and tho
opluiou thereof expressed BY tho Democratic
press; "Isy his speech. delivered in 1ndanapolts,
Echurx must have touched l}etnocF"eF III Us
sorest spot, That document seems to IVY hoav-
ily on III stomach, beoauso Its paFtr hacka and
blowers arn unremstttng tn their hbaso' II. =
speech or open letter ii Of no consequence, ana
falls llko u wet b!nukct upon tho punl!e1 tneh
such lettcr or speech Il passingly criticised ny
tho opposing pseas, but soon ienos.xl. Such "as
tho cdae with tho opou letter Of Judxe sta!'o
1 tndorslng Hancock and tho Democratic party.
Win Behurxs spscch It !. different. however;
1t Ia m unusually good effort, and has ihaae y
| deep Impression upon hts opponents even: II u
amusing to tho Ink -deatTlycrs OF tho pems,.
| craltlo preas aenFehing nboht for ar2unGitts, ~
| urdur 10 tanke their readers believe That scanfl
| only n4nufnuturod ao4nu 'Glittertlx phI1tsGoio.
9fcs.' Unused tho Deaiocrats,' and prAlstd The
feseEs otr do fcx boacs which they stsal a'
tru,n tho tabla. ct their mora talented ctll.
leagues, are unable u cOinpFfhAnd bow rtltctl'
lyua thoy uppBar ~ their vain atscn'ptt
to h.lttuo SGhurxA speech, Or u
deny h!s Influence and talout. A. lh'statea4
hlockheaAa, It Kues buyotld their narrow hott1nf
t. understand lhat, without lnlo1sfnE thu p.lllt,
ioal tendency Ut any spaaker, his talsut aid hii
0lfort II ltisa q {gassefiy oau. may ~ acknowl,
| cdycl by any lust oppnAent. III this respex4
tuk-awu6hess Vt tte GerMAts Democratic prcs!
iuay iearu y yrsat deal from thelF American
| contemporaries"
, 1880-07-31

rnc Parliamentary Investigation into the
1nnJon guilds or lirorg oompantes will lcad to
."nao interesting revelations. Those Roctottes
,"ns NV" .tnco ccaso to have moro thnnsn cxcocd-
sy enoe oonsoGen With tho rndss 9y rs.
,,ers nj tho wealthy and ar!stocratlo classcs.
sr,a pytnoo Of WaloH ia not only tiah1nongcr.
but but aiso haberdashcr. Other ilsnmouKcrs nro
a-iaoc. Lord sherbrooke, and Mr. Gladstone. Tho
Marouls of Lorne Is grocor, Lord Boasonsflo!d
~, nr Moses Monts!ioro are rnorehaut tailora.
H. stafford Norts,ooto Is bcllhaker, Mt. Ayr-
i'm IA leattor solcr, Mr, Gosohen IL apcotaelo-
mixer, sls Bartle Frore, Biz William Armstrong,
and tho Baroness Burdott-c -centts arc turner's,
sir t,tchard Wallaco Is n coachsnakcr, and Lord
setpourue mcraor. The co,npnnles aro enor-
no,,s!y rich. THEIR ronl estate In London aaono
IL as.csscl ut nearly s30o0,ooo. and thoy havo
- ',hor possessons in .variuns parts Of EhK1and
and ireland. The question to ba deter1nlncd
now IL what is tho cxnct status Of tho lyorstnet,.
A,o thoy private clubs, or public bodios with
eortaIn tutlce and responsibilities, subject to
Parliamentary supervision md control7
, 1880-07-31
RUN OVER.

RUN OVER.
,sottth ptrdfth TO 1hs chtedso Tribune.
DAyrxro,gr, H., J,ly Nat to'cl"ok thfs
morning n trn,np named fritz Huttw run
over by a .Ctlicago, Nock Island l. Pacific
freight train ms it was crossing The Third
sirect bridge. Ho w,.a evidently drunk, ai,u
hid .fnlle,, ualecpun the track. liz VIII mot
.tiIsoovnrcd tuttll within ra!ige q! tic 'ltcad-
nasssti Uynr Fiji bcfdro tho train cuuif in.
.gtoppcd. % Tic was taken to II !'ospitat nlN i,Is
ntii, E1nf,ttntoN above tho elbow. Ills fright
Gar Iiad btsll taken otf by tho 'acoItlent, uald
etitluai condition. No 0ls hut himself Is to
blunle for Ills injuries.
, 1880-07-31

Thc entire Btoek Of nn extsustve whoies
sale manufacturer, bought Mt mn immense
sacriare, will be closed out at astot,ishingly
low prices. We offer
Llnon Datistc Sults, 3 pieces, for B1.25.
All Linen Suits, handsomely braided, for
H1.bO.
Ltncn Ulsters for 81.
Pure Eng1ish Mohnir listers, $5.
These Garments are sold on the South
Side for S8.
All-Wool Cloth listers, %5.
Cloth Walking Jackets; $s.
Good Repellant Circulars, o.. 80 md S8.
All.Neol Flannel Suits, with Hercules
Brnid Trimmtngs, H10. -.
ALL Wool Biack Cashmere md Satin
Suits, &12. .
Worstcd and Sflk Brocade Dasques, &c.
Figured Sdtln 1sasques, S1O.. ,
Heavy All-Silk Brocaac Basques, s15.
I'LL. Wool White Bunting Suits, with Sat.
In Trimmings, $40.
Al1-Wool Diagonal and Cashmere Man-
ties, @5, 80, mud a6.
] Snt1n dc Lyon Dolmnns, handsomely
:, trimmed with Jet Hnssementerfe aud
| Fringe, &2O.
Doaded Shoulder CapeB, 60; reduced
| from $40.
, 1880-07-31

WAstREH, ILL., July a.-Mr. Z. w. Vau
Dyke, farmer living In Warren. was Killed
this aftsrnoon on tt.a farm of II. Van Dusei,,
one mile south Of this city. Ilo was reaplng
oats with n.ule team. aud, the sickao got
ting clogged, l,s stepped In front pt the cut
tcr.bur to ctear It out, when tho mules start-
cd, tie rlkes Euockllig him down, and the
reaper passed over A&il, cuttlnR oa QUE l1R,
lacerattne botl! ARIES. ind laying oue!l tl,a
skull to the brain; iio wa llanSulateity u, ti
lOuBe, Mr., Van Dyke was highly respected
III tho community. lie leuyes vile mud =
family OF small children. :.:r
, 1880-07-31

A. CONCLUSION drawn from Mr.. Walter
Blaino'a article on Alaska In tho New York 4Ftb-
sne fs TINT tho vast territory, with nn area nf
$50, ,l07 square miles, IL not worth tho price Of
aood fur1n III hny Of tho Western 6tatcs. OF d
tslr-sseti house-lot In an Eastern oity. fot sfr.
Seward paid $7,=o00o0 tor this tasren waste.
Never before were tho United statcs cheated III
purchase OF territory; and eyun Alaskn tiny
10 worth itb price; from sentimental point Of
Tfew, whpn snntttost destiny hAa grippod
canada and tho United States extend to tho
NORTH Pnln
, 1880-07-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Aroud>n Ku1nysk hhx 'bCcn trhcd with
highly hcnc!tstl results tltring tho Inst four
ycurs IN tho yarinus TURNS of dyspersa, Eastritts
n,a,lsc general debility, car!siu1pton etc. KIT
'nyss IL Hut il medicine: 1t Is Il picasn1it wsne-
like beverage tufpoll: mnticfr,in mill, pectil-
1nrly grnttful to lgt!cato 'stonnch. Nothing
c!sG nkcsliesll, and hlutkl. hnd strength 20 fRst
1t Gun bu sffty rolled OIL for the remuneration uf
those cntes Of Inv vitality In which medication
Or ordinary nutrition fall. Send for circular;
sojl 10 t,o ,r7itic CONSUMERS supplied directly
hy 4. Arcnd, Chemist, cornor Mu1ison and Fifth
nyCuue.
, 1880-07-31

Mi. JEss1Satj, the London correspondent
Of tho New York Jrorld, takcs gloomy view
Of tsugiah society, tho immortality OF which. ho
tho vfutorinn! !nristocracy comca to bo written"
he acenres, tho chronicle will bo found quito
NJ scn1,1alo i,s Us that Of Charics H.. Loyal En-
Klsalucu luay not like To bear 1t, but II is true
that tho lhoir to tho English throne Is chiefly
lcsponsl;n!e for tile grpat proaigacy Of certain
Clique Ii tho upper ulasses In England Tho
Prince Of Wales ..sot." 1nado up Of rnkcs nna
married nirta, might gtyo lessons oven to tho
aobljsso OF Trance under Louis XIV.
, 1880-07-31

TIE Irish police say that tho number Of
firearms bought by tho peasantyy Btnoo tho not
prohibiting their being borno expired Is c1lor-
NOUS. It is thought TINT tho failure to pass tho
Compensation fer Disturbance bill would nave
been tho signal for MI outbreak.
, 1880-07-31

FATHER CARROLL, n Catholic priest who
aied In New York recently, directed that thnro
should he put At tho foot OF bis grave scroll
bearing thcso words: II be eseoch you to love
liberty and intelligence. md try to extend thoir
blessings to eyery member of tho human fafn-
uy." Ho aiso mado provisions for the bu il1tug of
iCathollc church for the special benefit Of COL
ured Catholics, and exps1ssed his belief that tho
people Of this country, hnro inflicted griovous
wsung Uu that untoEtanato race. aud TINT tho
members OF h!s own fnith hnve shnsnefully
neglected to perform their duty townrd them.
Tho will brcathcs tho spirit OF tho highest hui
manfty.
, 1880-07-31

TnE estlmatcd population Of Michigan by
tho new rcnh,,s Is t,aac III 1871 It Sns 1,'ts4-
0iO. Increase III tcn ycnrs. f6.o4t. 1t vi bo
observed finn, the dIepatc,cA this mo rtiln6
ttat Kentucky elaims I'M lnerchse Of ~ ,Scl In
ten years, md n totnl population Of ,i34.;3l.
Tho Iucreaso Is nearly IA great as that Of tho
rapidly .growiny stato Of Michigan, dl,d tho
population moro Tho ''clain"is vrsy ,auapl-
ntG11g.
, 1880-07-31

GEy, CoNSon; the old-tImo Enemy Of
brigham Young, Is a candidate for DnltcdSthtcs
scnntor in Neyatln. 1fo cntcred Utah with a
handful OF trnups under bis command, secured
the location s!uce known as Camp DouElns,
stnrted newspaper, and opened q milne In dasi-
nnoe OF tho Mnr1noM ruiD
, 1880-07-31

THE Democratic party's appearance on tho
nourneTs bonch ns q ponItcnt aud reformed
sinner evory four years reminds tho New 1iavon
Palladium Of tho old xaprohato whorose III class-
meeting. tor tho twentieth tttao Or 10. to express
bis retlowcd Joy and purity. ~ hnva boon
psuc*eed a. brand from tho burning ho
shouted: " aua pure and holy, and snro Of
Heaven ut last" "Amcn. n1psAor l." WIS tho
response OF tho ahrowd leader OF tho taoottng;
"may tho. Lord take you now, before yon h4va
An1thor chuuco to bunkHlile." o.,
, 1880-07-31

6pfcldt tnltpdtth 70 Ths EHtcaVo 1f4tuh*.
'GALrsA, ILL.,, July 80.-Lum Van Dyke,
Of Wurrei,, while drawing n reaper ycster-
tIuy got of to remove all obstruction from
the sickle, when, t!iete tenn 'startlne, 'llc wus
run over untl :nuutilatc1 ina horrible mattner.
one Jf Ills legs bal1lE cut nearly of, anl hiB
skull broken by.a sickle guard, which pencs.
trptctl't tic brnl,l. The unfortunate man lived
hut a fpW minutes.
, 1880-07-31

Idsnsrsft fs ~ People National 1tnoerzttte plat
t{}tul,l. f11rn.
THE Democrats have THE right to a FREQ
obtAi1.ett control Ut tl1olM1lnt ID IL right rru-
State Of South ca rUl.,, Rtrvutfyc Or nEl riEhts,
and they Intend to tr- taltu must anil Btil he
tnjn it at eypry .l1tzur En.lttftninul lit pvUty
ai,t 1t, suite 1t tho ut- tpart or tho United
most efforts nf 'locAl uno- 1A.atos.
niles mud thclf: Nurthern
o}1fSs j
, 1880-07-31

In IN artticle on William Lloyd Garrison,
in tho International 1scpit1y FOR August Col.
IiEg1nssYi aNys:
Ills reasoning 1nftrched like mn nrny 15t{'0it
bnlulT his tiiyeotlye wis senaiil1ig, hut ~ It
was nl'Snys scrlpstlrA 1t did not uHE1y an i'm.
presslfm OF pers0nu nnHer, but simply scomGd
like D. new CHAPTER Of 1;zCk!Cl.
, 1880-07-31

TIE Alabama election takes plnco Montlay,
when Weaver will be woven with ctmplose-
ness quite surprising to his unsophlstlcatcd
mind It Is quito possible. however, thas two or
three Congressional districts can DO carried by
a combination of Independents md Republicans
in November.
, 1880-07-31

PARKER CHANDLER, the young nun who
kecps John sherman'a political Conscience In
Aassachusctta, says that tbs Secretary will sup
port Guttield with all hla might; ho also adds
that, after the 4th Ut March, Nr. Sherman will
.tutire from public life and tako to sa!lruntlinR
sKaln. The fulalln,ent Of tho aattcr part OF tho
program will depend much. Of coutse. upon tho
temper Ut the people OF Ohio II they should
show a" desire to hayo Nr. Sherman servo
uothes term In tho Senate, ho would bo bEiskay
saehdtnF hts Eences In no time.+
, 1880-07-31

Ex-Gov. HESpAIcKs has been charged
With the 1ncrcuibls n,eanncss Ut refusing to
s'ahd ns!do when hls uHn' chAuccs wcrp Kotsc,
Asa permit Senator Mcdonald 70 ito nouilmtel
, 1880-07-31

New Yonx, July 3o.--A st. ,.I0lll,s, N. g.,
SPECIAL says tic British :barkr,tsine Girl, Of
Devon, arrived thore yesterday from
Plymouth, England, :aftera passagepf TWEEN
.ty.suvUn Nnyx. She brought In with ller.
iafge willie patntcd ,lig1releatt. which The
s,istnknlj!y Tie lGau Ut tho ill-starred traln-
i,1[: sitlp Xtaln1ttn. One noticeable feature
aoiit dis .t|gurohunl. .[s the ev!,le.lcu Uf grgat
vIolcncc, either by c6l1ision with Icy or with
jlOntlng wrenkRgn. The large metal bolts
wure rilstely.buiit and broken, and the lower
bart Of tho flgure brokon aud .spIintefed.
, 1880-07-31

one Of tho ss# Americans honored by an invl-
tsuon to preach Ia Westminster Abbey, has
mora lately beep 0aked 70 hu tho pulpit ot thu
chnpel ut Windsor Castle for Quce4 Yictos!a's
pleasure and Instruction
, 1880-07-31

Tue 6outhsrn States will not bo t'Tecon-
eatc1 for nothing. They must have control OF
{n0 Government and tho FREQ run Of the Treas
TRY to tnduoo then " be forgiven, Sensible
earthly parents, when their childten pout and
saak TOO long. don't keep on giving thetu jam In
oenn1uy, hut tax tho old birch. rod Ut the holka
aaa apply It whcro IT. patho.lo aloquctloe tnoves
tho aIdiouc0 to tears. Tho 8outh needs 4 lttlo
more birch. rod.
, 1880-07-31

Il chef .Iaoltyrc lii the nrt Of rerfstlsa-
ory ia tho composition ct q now and dtRtlnotvG
l,ouquot, ms In tho casc OF ]. d E. Atkinson's
StDuh1uptlR,
, 1880-07-31

This public VIII beware or ffastI1l-
lgnt intuition Of Doub.ns Electric Soap nnw be-
Ing forced m tho t,ltrkct hy nttsrcprc4
UPON hnytuH UODbius Electric.
, 1880-07-31
HTAUBER-M'GRATH.
The propriety Of the Action Taken
by the Council.
The Next Step in the Proceedings
Manner Of Contesting.

..-.<,..- q, ,,,n,,,,. ,,oa. 4
Atao es,'nS s,trN .. nne tSa aass'r ( Of thc
., n,s a .s ss entitled 10 tho soat ns
u1ootlun Tho complaint is made In zomo quar-
t"s, esSpa ~ Sno ,os3or ~ Air. staugr cnnnut
o.1anI % Know n.e ~ .,,,n.,,n,n c, hnvnr
80 dec!Gcn, and that he fs coHscG,iently CUT oi1
from MI rtlsees II any wr0tlg hRs hoon 'unne
him. 1tlstruc shat tho Courts hnvo nothing to
do with ti1e m,.tur cxceut e,po, tho happening
ot cctta contingency: Ing t,,,yo oo'np nf
4, by tho ,n% sharter 'aaG ~ to own
'sops ".no t,oos Il. 'oa, rot 4atow however TN.
Nj. stanper bus not a mean. Of redress a'.t a.,
sufficient ono. too, In casc Of any fraud !" tho
touftesn. ,, ',!n @ w"1a ..s election which, II F'"''0
n >, ,sso ses no,, e,cetto returns
1ao co.no, ~ "pasSs as @ "pu .a,,a,,o an as.,nat
duties to perform. At t1rst II ao.s simply ia
A ,,1YisTru1AL uArAo1rr
It takes tho returns 1naao from tne , alneFet,t
precincts :And a!gHed ny THO 1uaRce' ~
saas tue gn1ss .os'hs ,as to nn ,9o
ssSns SEWN ny ,g' tho se,z raturns ' sens in Sy TIC
ae5nted Is s t. eqs soas noq e shas
fna n.y. m gEgn acfa 4 H. aaa 9o , H. S
Eetiti1n sotthg acr.n y, ~. tps e,Ht ~ m,!tttv
ffh., n"sftnS ia rcfrrrcI In tho Committee On
E,nc,1ntis" Win, nrnooeds 10 ouSn tic envelopes
.rnnta'ninn tte buI,uts, TO COUNT aud examine
them. aiN 70 verify tho statelnenta taGa BY tho
i sut, MpctItton, thur1 tho co1itostant can apply
| ID tic Courts for writ OF nhndHmuB 1D tOrcD
thnt htIy tn do it's dtty. In Tint wuy atonc do
~ NM nm. Frsrurn n ' uas M FILED Il III 1.1s PETITION
, 1880-07-31
FATALLY INJURED.

Spfetal Dtspafeh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
ErGrs, July 30.-Th!s 1nornlng n man
named Jnnes Mcconnell foil from Il gravel
tyni,, ut 1Inunuond's and received injuries
WHICH will probably result fntal!y. 1lc Ii
about IS years Of nge, nnu lives In Olllcago.
, 1880-07-31

Ifny Fever cured hy IcfIoTBs French
Catprfh euro. ON!ce Ii Dearborn street.
, 1880-07-31

('ot,suinpttvc*' 1xore-A generous, n't.
Liquid Extrnct Df Iiccf tnk0n regularly.
, 1880-07-31
NOTHING LIKE IT

For Hera fulaus Impurities Of tho AIood.
Tha SHAKER sAltsAPANlL1.Ai is yaluAtlG
rn,nIlcino IN tho truatEncnt Ut s1rnful04a AnG
DIsCutta and ChrGniu AIrctlolsa Of
ths Liver and Kidneys, and confidently recon-.
1ngnI II 10 thp profession VS. an Att!eo worthy OF
MtfsItton, ltICIiAltn j. }. TENNEX, M. D.
lii atinld. N. Il.
, 1880-07-31

| Political Bnnncrs, Flags, nf1d Tor-
i traits. Motcr GntANtn, VI Dt1uEle street. n. y.
, 1880-07-31


NEW Youy, duly 3u.-At tho inquiry to-
{lay into tue burning Of the Steamer Sen
wanal,aka, David AIcNiolols, who built tile
boilers, teHtEtied that they were placed Ill tho
bont about fourteen ychrs ago: they wore
ilrst-class; he hnl examined them since tile
disaster, anil there WIS hole Us 1argc Us tho
palm Of his 1ln,ld In ono Of the boilors. 1t
was inatie befnre tho 1lra, and was tic ca!tse
III the tube collnpslng. Tart'0f It llna wasted
,away quicker tl,Nn the rcst OF the tube, uiittl
twas blown ont. nnQ let the water Z into tila
le TIC e!s nis nd staitsd te r'e Thera was in
this tube q bend which, III the case Of such
an accident rs described, would force the
volume Of water bnck Into the fire, an1 III
cal call discover @ slioI weak spots, which are npt
TO exist IN the best OF boilers.
Tho Jury i'll the Seawanhuka oaso brought
III the following verdict:
.-We ittld that II. Is, De besolse nhd thlrEy-
fonr tjtnBr passengers came to tholr dctlti. by
Injuries the result OF q fire which occurred
of :bourl tho STEAMER .SGlwalihaka OIL the
9Stlt OF June, 1880 on Its passage from Now
caused y Tie bursting Or eollapsng;o psi s., ono
Ut tho tubos In ths star6oarl boiler, Whereby
tic tla,nes werc drlycn under the Erate-bars
int, the tlro,roo.n, thereby iEnit!lg the oWoat-
s ssnS TIA ths fh.4 5 oer tad of fe Zen y
inspected bs-the United States Govof''mellt
| lnspoctora III Marcel, last aud taat sud boRt
WAS provided With NIL tho appt,rte'iancea ~
qulrsl BY law, md the. Jury further believe
tilat tic loss Of life IN, this disaster would not
lnvo been so great Ind tho crew been '9l!s
clpltned M1ld exercised 10 act III concert III
casu Ut pa,lic through fro OF my other ea.lse
In conclusion. tho jury would strongly
recommend, to nv0lu Il recurrence OF asint
Iar llisnster, that the ceilings md wn lis IL
well Us flo0rs OF tho tlrc-roonls Of al Steam
bouts sh0u!dsbe ineascsl In 1netal at a sulta
Bio distance from the woodwork.
, 1880-07-31

Iaeaira for tHlRR{:gzTS 691k&c4as' SA4-
Sdr44kiLL+1, Prepared W fha CAf1KR-
utylI- .fjfIETI OF HII.IKElt8, HlfkdKER
Y1LL.iaE, n, H., z.rtl xofa 1v al 1sstggtkfs.
I',1ec, 81 frr 4vtttc3 sf.e hottsrs ftar 1eS.
, 1880-07-31
Cape Cod Visited by Terrific
Hail. Storm and Water
Spout.
Tie Inverted iNTaelYtr0m Plays
Havoc with Embellishments
Property,
4 Boat and Cow Boing 'Trcuted to m
Involuntary Fandaugo.
Divers oiaer Disasters Which DO Ia Mako Up
Yesterdays nucord. >,
hwATER-srDltt'.

Il wAT1sR.SrDuTs i
6rtetdl :ntspaieh 10 The Chtcaoo Tribune. i
t,osToH.July;S0 "A terrific 1,all-stor1n, nc /
a wnteraspott, visited Cape
Cod yesterday, lding great .lainage 10 CROPS. 4
'rhe wtterspD,lt iBccncd to form over 'thc i
wettor Ut 1}uzzurtl's Buy, bnck Of tie lnont- 1
nlont Oil Dcacll 1sa,, at,tl struck tho laild'at 1
tile erltUutll Of tho 1'ucnasut 'flivGr. nchr the
sccne'oft tho freeman tragedy n year aao. "a
:lurge lory upon the Beach was picked tip IN
If ithad;baen wIsp Ut hty aiil carried Into
tic airio tIie light df .tffty IcaL It hung j
stspontiulfor .tnunc,it, spinnlng around
like h'tupi,ltnla.afr, aial tl,tn dropped to'tlio
ground, being ;lasIled to pteucs by-thofnli.
The waterspUnt: :tliouce tUUk q 'Bcrpetltine
COURSE lii II general sotttllefly direction, ul3;
rooslng.all vegetation, aud Lever, llowlnei,tt6
tile 'grothd'us 1t moved along: It 'encol'il-
tgrril n substantial 'Btune will, and 30 trc-
.Irendous was,its power that far thirty feot
the lshyy stones wt!rc scdttercd tn all 'dlfee-
'tions. AZ It npi,randt1et tic FIllage OF 1'oeas-
set it .pnssuu sth1uugl. n pasttlse IN ''liich
there was q ruw grazlbg. trhe nnl1tlal tsas
greatly Ut thoapproucho Of the strange
visitor, hnt t,frillnE tnll ,0ttgillpted to llee,
btt tiio 'water-sront wns too quick for lier,
md, 1ilayfully .ptolxing 'her ,up. wiislel l'cr
around Just above tie ground ms Il kitten
would GLAZE 'ler tail nbont the 1i00r. Tl!e
animals tsstunislnncnt and torror Wna en-
1,ressct tn g series 6f terrible bellows buttl'
| wAt1r.spout soot dropped her. almost I'LL
l harmed, and kept OH It's course toward tile
yjllngp, 1t1yaB ut this point that ltappearctl
to tho spectators inits most wonderful anu
terfibleform. FROM e inofe polnt tpo', ,a ule
coufcnl lire, Which twisted about III
I n fruAt variety OF serpp11ttnp 'cnnturtio1ls,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-09

overwhelmingly Democratic, then Gov
ernor Garcelon and his associates
might with some plausibility suggest
that the Democratic Board in Maine
might do what the Republican scoun-
drels had done in Louisiana. Then the
Ndtisa and Judge Trumbull might sug-
gest that the Democrats in Maine were
only giving the Republicans taste of
the Louisiana medicine, and that it was
really no more criminal to be dishonest
in Maine than it was in Louisiana, and
that it was pity and calamity, etc,
etc., chat men should do these things,
and that it was painful to contemplate
that the public conscience was so de-
praved that the successful thieves in
Maine would be sustained by their
party, as was the case in Louisiana.
Had the facts in Maine been in the
least like those in Louisiana, then the
Nation might be somewhat excusable
in its absurd winnings concerning the
effect of evil example. The attempt to
establish even the semblance of par
allel between the facts and the law un-
der which Garcelon and his associates
have acted in Maine, and the facts and
the law existing in Louisiana, is la
mentable and confessed failure; and yet
Mr.. Trumbull, and the Nation, and the
Democrats generally, pretend to apollo
gize for and even defend Garcelon by
citing the example of Wells Chicago
TTib1Lug
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-09
Married Mans Indicator.

Edison is all very well in his way
says the New York World, but the in
ventor that will be remembered when
all others are forgotten is party named
Mickey, of Boston, who has Just rem
dered his fellowmen an inestimable
service by producing an apparatus
called the married Mans Indicator" :"
or the patent domestic Barometer. :"
This ingenious device is simply Won
derfully sensitive arrangement of the
ordinary barometer, which infallibly
detects the most minute alterations in
the atmospheric conditions. The mar
ried men returning late from the alleged
"lodge," or other locality contraband
of war, INDUCES in no fearful specula-
tions as to his reception. He simply
takes his " Indicator" from its case
and inserts its projection arranged for
the purpose through the key-hole. In
stantly the domestic temperature with
in is recorded by the dial. If it marks
S. F.-set fair; S. A.-sound asleep; or
even G. S.-cross but sleep, he brings
his propitiatory box of fried oysters
well to the front, chews a Glove and en-
ters boldly. If, however, the faithful
little instrument reports S. B.-storm
brewing; or Y. S. Livery squally, with
lightning, he doesn't lose any valuable
time in warfare, but hies him to the
nearest hotel and sends an "up all
night with a sick friend" note, with
some matinee tickets and new bonnet
home in the morning. Truly, if science
keeps on in this way, this world will be
quite a comfortable place to live in
after a while.