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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-01

Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
Three daily trains to Chicago. Two daily trains to
st. Louis and Kansas City Seventeen daily trsns
each way between ST. Paui and Minneapolis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-01


All objections to said assessment must be
made in writing, and filed with the clerk OF
said Board at least one day prior to said
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 1881
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-01
Kern's Addition to St. Paul.

selby, McClung & Van Meters Addition to
ST. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-01
Kansas City and Texas
40 pm .,o:ssam

Omaha, Kansas City and Texas
Express. ...........-..-..Is - 40 p nj so :6baM
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Ex-
press ... 49,. ls7 10 mlf6 80 p NJ
IS sndsys excepted. +Daiiy. mondays excepted.
The SIOUX Falls & Sioux City Express makes oose
connections to aud from al points on branch limos.
r. B CLARKE. General Traffic Manager.
I pau1 lima
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-01
Lyman Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.

Gammell's Subdivision of Block 5, Lyman
Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
1t. Pam5 Railsyny Time Tables

Through Chicago and
Eastern Express
North Wise jnsin. $500.
Wisconsin Ceutrsl. 49,.
West Bound.
Through Chicago and
Eastera E1prfEs
North Wisconsin ......
Wisconsin Central.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-01

Lyman Dayton's Addition to St. Paul.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-12-17
Health is Wealth q.

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Each box contains one months treatment. One
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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-12-17
PRICE THREE CENTS.

a malrormed brain might be more liable to
insanity, and Mrs. Scoville thanked him.
Several witnesses who had known Guiteau tes-
titled that they never thought him insane. The
prisoner contradicted some of their assertions
and became angry over others.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-12-17

From surveys taken in the Province
of Ufa, Russia, it appears that the for
mer forest area of 1851, 900 acres has
now been diminished by more than
100000 acres, and yet the population
is only three to the square mile.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-12-17

Rosa Bonheur is failing in health.
She has painted since nineteen and is
now fifty-eight years old. NO other
woman artist ever sold her works for SO
high price as she has received. i,
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-12-17

No man knows what ministering angel his
wife is until he comes home one day, suffering
with dreadful cold, and she happens to have
a bottle ofDr. Bulls Cough Syrup N the house.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-12-17

THE SENTINEL has a larger circula-
ton than any reehly paper published in
This city (rith one erception). This state
me,h ,ce are prepared to Uerify at ana
time. Adcertisers ,ciH do nell to reu,ena-
Der this fact, as our advertising rates are
Iorer than those Of any other newspaper
Of equal circulation.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-12-17
$500 REV. ARD!

We will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness we
cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
when the directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes,
containing 80 pills, 25 cents. For sale by all
druggists Beware of counterfeits and imita-
tons The genuine manufactured only by
John C. West & Co., "The Pill Makers" 181 ard
1873 Madison St., Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of Set stamp
, 1881-08-03

It will he seen from the above table TINT
more tttun half of NIL the murders committed
II, this community during tho tast sesell
yenrs occurred during tho fair warm months,
aid Of itleso nearly twice Us nlauy were corl-
mItted III tho warmer months 0f July alitf
August rs III The cooler months of Ju',a a1nl
September. The uniformity 0f this exhibit
is PRETTY conclusive evidence Of the incltIng
causes Of The leatel term. which, for tho
rest, Are founded I'll the reason OF things.
Sill anotllcr Inference Is warranted frnm
tho sl,owiug OF tho above table. During tho
seven years III which 17U murders have been
committed, only two men have bccn hanged.
Sherry md Connolly suffered tic death
penalty for their cr11ne in tlle yenr 1878. The
murders Of tint year were ut the minimum,
and remained 10 during this succeeding year.
During tho three years previous to their
llangtug tho number Ut murders ranged
from twenty-five to thirty. After the hing
INK thoy decreased to seventeen year.
During lust year, when there llatt been a
lapse Of two years without hanging, the
humber of murders !ncreascsl to t'irty-six,
mid this yenr, Mt the rate Of the past six
months, will protluce forty-iyo or fifty m,lr-
t1crers. 1t may be safely concluded from.
these facts TINT the latssoz-ttltcr policy, III
yolytng legal tecllnlca'liles nfM! delays, false
sentimcntailty, corrupt jurles. and tender
hearted Judges, may better be abandoned
for Il falf test of nloss rigorous treatment.
, 1881-08-03

Charles Mansfield died from tho effects Of q
stab received sorno tfmc before from the
hands Of ul,inan,an in dispute oyor TITO
price 1T some washing.
L. There wora several minor assaults Ut
vieinus character. Ouc ncRr0 WIS "run III ="
while llo WINS gplng al,out with cocked re.
yolvcr threatening so kill somebody, aiMt n
German WINS locku,l up for making l,lllrtlcr.
OTIS assault upon Ills wife.
Sucli II record Of crtno for n single day
ought to set tho authorities, antl tho Courts,
atNt tho people Of Chicago to thinking. Tln
license whtcIi tho municipal powers hive cx-
tundcd III Tho tlisrcpntal,o classes, tic letays
anl tic lcnienry wlaicl, tito administration Of
Justice tas Afforded criminals, and tho MP.
parent Indifference of tho public to tho grew
ing number Of crimes OF violence, nre
conditions whtci, l,ave certainly cxor-
ctsetl ro restraint upon natsluugl,ter.
Nnw II Is high tlmo to test tho op-
postt course Of treatment. Let lis have
some 1,ungtugs. Let the lines bc drawn
closer nbout the low dives wl,ere tho de-
prayed Of both sexes cous0rt, nint wlicro
most Of the deadly assaults ortginatc. Let
the punishment for carrying concealed wenl'-
ons be incrcasrtt, ain the law more y1gilantly
enforced. In otller words, let the strong arm
of society assert Itself mora vigorously
| through nil Its ageuclrs.
ills Il curlnns fact tliat tho l,eatcd season
of tho year is prolllc ot murders, nssuults.
and vicious alterations. Men md women
| lnIny1c together mure freely on tho streets
aild II, public ptaccs than they do III cold
| weather. The brutal classes ply themselves
Will bad liquor, Which increases tho lrrlla-
| bttity growing CIT Of hot weather. Dnltctll-
| per, thus stimulated, ilntls rendIer oppor-
! tunlty III summer for venting Itself III as
suult. The following tabu Of murders III
| Chicago during the past low years will sus-
| tain this theory:
, 1881-08-03
THE AFGHAN MuppLE,

Ab1urrOtnlnn Khnl. ,yIlom thD Enrlfsf,
nlared unon thu tl,roue ath fab,,i not innr
r'"eo" upo'' a1o ."io',o ~ Hno"' Hus !ons
since with sttch flourish OF trnmpcts, IL ln
II fnfr wuy to ),o boituccu tterefror hv TIM
",.,.'. s'. 1s.'.'. 1s'.N,s. ~ tae Nv
ntprtIilcattou Of seeing Husstu,, iuflucncp4 l,,
~ e..,.s,.,.,,, III. a..,,a.' tn,.''. ~ s..a
tho AscenuHAL Ing LoNNon i1hscd IL sure
that tho folly of tho English withdrawal from
C..,,,,h. 80 ~. L..ttt.. ...4...s., ''.s.t,
Galn@hhr, u!la lAa Hasa''y p"teAtu'uP scttle-
Ati +,,,,, ~, h,ar,i i .on,,,u T., - >..s,.,
tha 4u"''u tuo oos'" ~ aeot'a ~ W concelttl
that Engsaho hfss matlc lnlldtllo anu put lIor
loot INTO IT.
, 1881-08-03
PUBLIC OPINION.

Inc 1T. Louis Ht0Dc-Ucnlncfdt tst'l!nash
1fcp.I gives now version Of tho oncr maao "
sonntor Conkllng of tho Chief justiccshtp Of mo
United States Supreme Court BY FFes'deot
Grant. It has her0tofora icon ussurted taas ~
decllned, but tho Globe Democrat says; "sle
was about to 10 appointed, With h!s own con-
sont, sotnu years aRo by Gen. Grant, but 1t VII
found TINT ho was disqualified by ciause o. u 10
Constitution which provides thut ~ senator " s
member shnll. during tho tarln Tor Wh!ca ~ ~
es oeo mch sSs Ssss &c.,
uMents OF which shail hAs0 boon islcrcasGa VT aH.
lug his term Of office. Tho salaries o. ar .u, ~.
s Tic .srm t for With @ 81. I Conklns bai beea ees.;
Cd when Grant thought OF appointing nitn;; aaa
tho appointment, therefore, was not made
s.. Tho Richmond Sthto tDenh) In referring 70
tho commcnta of tho Northern newspapers W
troubles In tho South with Illicit dlutl1crs. saSH
awe DO not apunk Of these things now 10 pr
claim our higher civilization In the bouth' oF ~ ~
uuy pharisaIoat mood, nut 10 repol enalsoM
thoughtlcsly anl appanttY made at the H%.a ssss
md repeated every time there has been ecsuinx
tho death OF so,lo o!Acer Of the nostea''ihIS t irIsS
ecnt forth artned and cauippea, kS daeusls ino a
eonstahulary for to soali q, Inpmbf
eyuA pt these acts proves that taey IT. atS Ssntha "a
uous oNlY to tho Buuaral rAle-ttMt tle sos;;t s;ts
peaceful and aw.a1Edng throtgaont, ,,sonsIIy
aud lezs roW4yIsm than tho Notth Gay ~ s1I III
while sIeh thtnKs ~ highway ronb9,Ey OF ~. H.
stopnaKeg Of tralns or stagca aso ea''f''
Saginaw {Altcl.) Herald: Tho press ..
1Ifenigan has begun to agitate tue sup'.s' IN
tho appointment OF Thongs u. Cooioy ,1,,,sd ~
vacant otalr Of Justice Clifford Of tue ontE AsJs
Btstes Buprqule Court, The IitraM Will f'Aou
aid Ia eloYatlns worthy Michigan man 10 ~ -
htnf rcalt{nh hut st,,s,nhOw tho outcome VI -.
, 1881-08-03
THE RIVER ROUTE FOR GRAIN.

OIl uCEO]ilL DL LIto FllSb htlpluS DL tEHll al
the West tho bnrge system Of shipping grain
by tho Mississippi on foreign conslRnnlcnts
l,ns made considerable heailway during tho
pnst yenr. but it III characteristic u tho st.
Louis people to construu the first sptlrt Of
new trade to noall tiAt their city is destined
to nlonopolfze NIL the Western grain trade,
md become tic great mctropollsof tho West.
Accordingly, the st. Louis newspapers
couple Of months ago wero ll1letl will, jlbtlA-
tious over tho prospective scizuru Of CHI
cago's grain trade, and aolne of the st. Louis
people bccnne Inflated with the idea that
nbout nil the grain exported from this colll,-
try would 20 to Europe by WY Of the Mis-.
atsslppi and the Gulf, THIS rontGl, Inns been
promoted by tile formation of n Barge Trans
portation Company, with Jay Gould
behind 1t, but 1t llas been fund
that transportation by river cannot
compete against like rates, hot weather.
shorter distance, and quicker tins. Indeed,
THO railroads, yielding 10 tho Influences Of
competition, hive Mnue such ratcs that tho
bulk Of shipments from st. Louis il now
nladu by rail to the East, insteal Of by river
to New Orleans, md Of course that city llous
not handle po,intl Ut freight under sch
CttCAHtattllGE1 kAAt HnhAA NAlAlh1lt CUtHl III
Chicago, The st. Louis people lo not seem
to understand t[e mission 0t the river route.
Its chief usefulncss consists in keeping
down frolghts between tho West anil tho at
lantlc shipping pu!Mts Il, thu East during tho
scason wllen the public llns 10 protection
through lake navigation. 1t Is for this rca-
son that TnE TRIBUNE Inns looked will, favor
OH tlle competing river route, alld ttiure Is
not now. aud lpyer has been, my danger
that st. Louis ailtl New Ogloans ultght mo-
nopolize tlle business OF Western grain shlp-
lneMts.
A recent st. Louis statement OF the cost Of
grain transportation ufn tho Mississippi cst!-
mlates tho cost ot shipping by river to Ngw
Orleans, including Insurance. ut seven cents
por bnsltel. But erain Ia NOW takon
by like from Chicago to buffalo Mt
from 0ne and tllree-Qllnrters to two
cents pct b,,Bllel. Gr,.Iu at DutfA!o Ii wortl,
| about the satlu for shipment abroad ~ pt
| New Orleans. Tint Is to sny, tho combined
ocean freighta and rites OF shipment from
1}uIEalo to New York, Boston. or Montreal
do not exceed n,Ncll the ocean freights from
New Orleans To Liverpool. II Ia well de-
terIulne.l t)lnt corn cannot ba safely Carried
by tho Southern route during hot weather,
a1,t! 1t Is doubtful Hbout wheat Certainly
shippers will not taka the risk and Incur tho
| greater delay at even tic snmo rates, muc,
less when they cah get better rates by tho
Eastern route OIL Watcr tlld by rail. The uso
Of barge transportation by tho Atlsstsstppl
must utmost necessarily be caullneA to tho
winter season. and then Uhllago !s as much
as Ut. Louis III favor Of making tlle most OF
| H. L.
, 1881-08-03
PRESENT USES AND THE FUTURE OF
HTY.VEH

It Is reported FROM Washington thNt there
will bu ,lr,nn,t I'll tho South for some TO-
0lo,00o nf standard silver dollars from tho
Now Orleans Attnt during TIC movement OF
tho cotton n1N stgarta1lU crops LII tliD SUlltl'.
II IS further prctiictcu tiat this COLI will
"lnoylabty flow back into Tic Treasury
when tho temporary requirement. stated s1Iall
llaye subsidized" II both these stntementsbe
accepted us correct, they simply 80 to sliOw
that tho " bttzzard tlolnr, rs tho Eo1a1tes
arc fontl Ut chilling standard silver, Inns It's
,,scs. Tllo Sto,0o0,oo0 Of siivcr cnnnot 10
withdrawn from tho Now Orleans Allnt on
cept III Legitimate wny. TlIo Government
neither gives money nway nor lnnns It out.
II silver IL The most nvaiiub1U money for ac-
celebrating tho movement Ut tho cotton antl
sugar crops I'll tho South, 1t Is n
public advantage 10 hnvo this coin,
and the whole country would suffer from
tho nbsGnco 0f tho same. 1t inny
we'll bc doubted whcthor alI this silver, once
Withdrawn md distributed nmof1g the col
orctl people who work III tito Guttolrticlds
atl.l among tho suga,-cane Of the South, will
find Its way buck very soon Into the public
vaults. Wa should think 1t likely that tho
blAcks would retnin II part Of It, unless they
...,t...u..tt.. ,..., i,..,J,,,.. t.,.,u,..,,..t
~" a',.se.s"s "'.1 "upu'e',y ., .n,.
1"a.u % - .,s. Io.L Ls's Nv ",no. A.aa " a.uaoy
~ "o,. .s.,st,e "ste" ~ as,. svs"'''s, -, ',,
~. .ssms ,s., sS,a. a"os @ - ~, ,..,Na s''.
1,o''''s ."u ~, "uuseS " ~. wv en..o
"G s, !. s,,., au s1 usI .D a'u."aas =.
''n w.. ...,' =. "va Wy 'e"s' .uo' 10 - s"'"o
o", - .ss.,@.1 .,o '', s'I .o.u ..,, nu
aa,.a', p"~1 :. ,,, a.,, ~ % -" saa".a ~. ~ " .
ma's,, =. w." .. os ~ " a.Ilas, n.'a 80 ..aa .a
,,,. ..',, - y. sase. a., "," ~ .'s's
S'e". ".'1 ~. o"eo ..icsu ~ .Mo 'v'u"o ,t, "
~. , w.. NV Aes's. :" uo '"''"
~, , "'sa ss's'5 ", oa' oas"nn I,o"o
Av "so ~ a.os ., n ,I,,, 10 e.s
~ u'."oaS ,'as M 49,. .ao Jsa n."'es w.
. - ."o puspsI.,so usas ~ a..
n1a,, .s ~ w. .o,n..',nn., ' a',un III, oo
WIZ. o" .., % po'1 s,o INV s.''e N.
~ G.. ."o -. ro uo i'aaoIo ~, ~
a.ea. . Dl..'',h ,a a''u oein'.y ~ 10 W usca 10
.us"an oaI'. pso9.s', oaa '.'.s
~ po"s. ~ mosse' e'o psuuo ,rs, - WIS Ioun-
n.y. s 'A. ,,", "M u..'sos y. u;na ,, ". s''se,' @
nI ..s,a.., ~, .oo , % ~ ..o '..s.o -. t ao.
~. 80 '.,.. ~ ""' ."oso 30 aoo "oH
, 1881-08-03

Nor ono OF the tto-bug Aldermen was
abte to show that pluo oottago With tho pres-
ent high prloo OF lumber could DO built for n
dollar loss than tho cost OF brick cottage Of tho
samu size. They raf,tcd and mouthed about tho
necessity Of" little cottages for poor mor," but
not ono Ut them produced tho facta nnd figures
showing that a little tlnder-box cottage would
cost loss to uopstruct than little brick Cottage
'when thoy ,sero confronted with tho fact ,thut
cUmmon pine boards had advanced within year
from Sl0d0 to SIT por LOCO foot they had not a
word 10 say; but tnoy votod for tho inocndlary
scheme I'LL tho aauu. %
, 1881-08-03

"TlIE aut1aclty a,ld crinlnnl negligence Of
posttnust1r.u uonGrul Koy"i in tho case OF the
Rtar.routo fFauls arc shown, says tho New York
Tt1nee, 1T tho record Of Auutc No. 10, TO- botwceu
Eolouad md Nowbal. Tho alatanco IL 10i 1nlcs
There were eighteen intermediate Stations and
daily servleo. Tho contract was lot In Mnrch,
1878, for $.g.00 to Salisbury aud Nichols, b0th in
tho ring. Tho ,,sunt bogus petitions for "oxpo-
tlitl0n" md "cxtgnson" wcrc forwarded, and
on Oct. I. l51S,-tuat eix months from tho dny Ut
lcttfn9,-lsrady Issued an order granting tho
alleged prayer Of petitioners and 1hcrcA8ine tho
compensation Of tho contractors from se9.00O to
$55,aas. Nov. rs, 1873, Afr. ]. u. Cnrr. prcsl-
dent Of tho Saltnas City Hank. nn old
und respected citizen Ut Monterey County, wrote
to rostsnastor-0ou Key, complaining Of tho
swlndcs that wore being pcrpctrated on this
aud other routes, and say!nE TINT tho incrcaao
OF Oct. WIS Of pruet1eal benefit, al tho route
as originally let had 10 giro daily acryico and
connected With railroads At each end. In reply
to this atntcmont, which certainly called for al,
investigation. tho following tcttur was received:
Ea1., SaIinad Gu, Odl.-DEAis Sill: Tho oasos to
which you rorcr IN ynur lcttor Of Nuv. Is hnyo
inatter- General Oh what he hns considered
sitllulc'ii evidence. Il bo has made any Mls-
taaes, IT, rcgr.t Il; Gnt hn,c great confidence In
aII xlati to havo R,y Intention called to any
s0om9K erfofs 9anHststa9: .! vrry rc
Nfr. Carr was not dsheArtUucd by this rebuI,
but followed up ILLS llrat letter with three others,
furniAhing credentials as 10 his own standing
lul the most c0ttvinpiuR documentary proofs
that tho frauds wcro being cn1nmittad rs al
luxei. 3tr. Key returned no answer to any OF
thoso complaints, md did not return or notice
III any wny tho documents and nowsphpcr artI-
clos forwarded to him. Ills obstinate silence
was understood ii Monterey County to be duo
IL hit nun taltar. and TINT *na nt1or n RtrI,,v vo
, 1881-08-03

-
gets to state wlicrn S'nry keeps hpr bn1s.,,
or whether slo to'19s her striped st,n,ktn."nN,
tho elis1tr Or tho ftat ot tho bell \ truc fou,soa
'st wo'ltd nut have n1tsac' these p"tate, ''S''
A traveller suys TINT wfat MIN v,,,,,
bct, 1t, tho North misses In tl,e so,1trcr. Ill., " has
aro tho fresh. swcet milk nill !luttcr. un .ates
Engtander Fnys thai the best Inscstno,." ee~
n"a. lug rlnn.efs atnl sma.l farn'ers nr Tho yoms
41.,,, an"v s,. " " ~ oApoh' s,nulI su@ n
''a,"1 ,"''u -, ~ so''"o'" ~, '"'".
!ne Ehe!isla atly ltlat uto felntl0r of fr,o.,
snip 9etwecn l*iinIatd and tl1o tInitct, sfo,n.uu
mover uotofe 80 sttof'E MS II ls now, a,,d H., ~
eahasafo now ovea' fet EtsE,hs,,l ucct,sc, -.
soudst4 athhin'te. lnferha' 'f'ncl,fnrs, nota,.
uuea, una tr1chlh' @' or which nro not boI1 ~
pAu aS tlo hhs'ish sphfrowa.
London Truth: "Tllr Duke of f.amh.,4.
compliment vlew of tho Att1crstot frtoI,,,.seI
mt meet with tho Queens upprolmttnn ad
hnSo feoaof 10 believe TINT her Majesty, be.is..
sa"tuly e'nsar'n9 hor cousin, hts expressed h,s
o.sun3 uIe"ppfus., VI ING nr'tcl aud irfat,on.l
.A!""s'''''".. ~ 'oe !ato 'lc'd dhS.'
L0,ltlon tltn: Young Lattly-"Ana .
rcnly tcai to sy that ut times you la M, Nv. ,a
eno,'R'1 to Ont. Why, niwNys thought th.t ass rs
p1op!o Il, tho country c0ultl get cyos h,soa oF
milk hnu vegctat'lcs for nothing" ronn,.s
Woinnti-"only ttircc things ~ We rlts fur MI
ftn' Mtss,-atr, water, and tho paarson's aIyfcss
About 5000 pa'ners are cxluu,p.1 n ill.,,
tho reunion of tho rrcat lalucr fntnItv sss ~ ~
in9ton, Conn.,. on Aug. ID and II. Tho renn'ar
was oF8anszea IN hofaof to Walter rulmrr
PURITAN who settled III atoHfngton In les3: b,,t,
pas lncrgeu 1tto Yrnnd reunion OF tho pu,,ne,s
from Ma't1o 10 Callforsila. Ucn. 0rant Palma.
descendant, iB inTitcu.
4 writcr III London Life snya. 4.1
, 1881-08-03

TnE CnfcaG0 TRlnuSE hns established bTnnc},
offices for tho receipt OF subscriptions und nvcrt!sc.
n,cnts M follows:
NEW YUltK-ltoom . Tribune building. FIT. Nc
FAnnES. Manager.
uLAsGOw. scotlnnd-Ailans American News
Agency, II Ncntold.st.
LONDON, EnR.-Amorlcan Exchange 80 Strand
HENRY F.utLtto, Agont-
WAalliNGTUN. u. C.-t1ta F*trn"t.
, 1881-08-03


A Acn1sREsfoShEST OF ttlc Cliiclnitatl Cont
merrfa', who Is voi'chcd Tor by TINT t''lper ns
Trustworthy. hls mHtsc nome examination u tho
WORKINGS of tho cocrclvo teotothl 'h"s IN Mal1to
aha vermont. Ie toports TINT 1t IL "ae eaey 10
Kct uflnk Ut Whisky IN alnlro MS In OhIo."
l'rhhketif,css wns never moro prevalent IN tho
lorner stnto' no aas this summer seen thlrty
chscs nf "nr.lnk ana a'aortscr1y" disposed of at
III orulnarS slohtay morning scaalon OF Maine
munic'ph' court Ihefo 10 mol Town Of tAo M
haoHnNts " tno eu'to III Wh'cn taere Is not 4
Saioont nrug-slofct nf otaof p'nce whore
WHISKY chl, oo bouRatt u HOT py inc tiflhN' thcn
oy tne pacRhgc: Df,sk tfaao is caffiea on IN
nt.!o aashs' wn'c" Ho'i t"o ar'nke' ono 1tc fo'
tu'ses! lor ~ cchte oac1' 1e" anys hRo
tne Mhyor o1 augusta issnca nroclhtha-
sion or'lertnR a! tue sh!oohs anu pllces wncro
niuor "ns sou cloaco lor INC dhy. "n'ch was OF
hscll confession TINT tho law 10 nnGrantly anu
haoHually V1o'atcd IN inat e'ty. Ilo cfao y
cVeh Wosso N vermont. Iho Lcgislatnro OF
mat stato AT lts into session passed. tho most
iofoeloas pfoh1pltoss law ID e1'stenco' 1t MINIS
10 ~ hhAo soc!!l oatlnW OK eVoFy man VINO scl!s
n.luor; 10 prcak MIN up hhahon'ly. aHt rum
ms tan'iy hiit inc law 80 hatsh flfat tnc a'i-
lnoEH'es no MOI uaso 10 ehtorco IT. ana liquor Is
~ pa"'tliul anu t!F"hReaaess nnReheFat ~ ever.
1"e lahnlofa u tne notc! III uus'luetoh snowod
sho correspondent ROW l'Qnof "ha oota,ncd' rue
M.'ee 1iofeu up 10 m lhnocent-'ooking haf'
Naornea Win pop-pottles' anu asKed tof"aa aroT
oi nop otteFs' iho hafKeepof foufeu
'cW nfoFs ot eomotn'n9 INTO Raass'
hhA "skcu tno slsllnr 10 nelp hlthsoH 10
Hnter lsom INC p!cheF. INC pltcnef ProVed
~ ~ uo u WHISKY Ae tateo aFaR'stoFos
.,,a,,,. ~ .an .s'o y. sum .o eosIouuut was svo
, 1881-08-03

! AID. DAN NELSON pretended before the
Council luet thas hu did not kuuw how 10 would
abGcause OF domestic calamity In hla family"
Hut when his name was calEo.l ha enrolled him.
sclf among tho lnceHdtarlcs, although he well
knuw that tho huuseholdora Of tua Tenth Ward
woro solid against disturbing tho ro-lln,ts ,ne,
Tho Tonth Ward would It'll! DO within tho tlre-
lItalta of talllsoth's ltRes, ,-AshIaud avaRup be-
Ing considerable dlstAuco west Of Curtis, tha
wuet boundary Of tho Tolth. What In tha pane
OF common sepso could havo Induced thls anat}
to vote to Increase tho Danger OF the destruc-
slon OF ,hla ward? Had tbs roal-estase spec.,.
!atoss "sccu him aud "nxod" hlm2 @Ie we'll
know that uot QUO H,uR lp = hundred ct tho
Tenth Ward wanted Tho tfo-llmlts disturbed, OF
the Flak OF eontaaratioq made greater than II Il,
Nelson grosa!y mtsrepresented tho seqtimsnss
and interests Of his ward. =