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, 1881-05-25

II l,as been the practice IN Boston to sup-
press reports of tho c1carnnccs OF vessels III
tl,o interest OF spectators. The responsible
tty for this state OF thlngs was supposed 10
;est with the Collector Of Customs, but this
seems not to bo ~. lie writes to the J0ut1p,I
Gf Commerce thut liz ilns never withheld in
formation TINT the public was entitled to
lave. The Treasury circular requiring Col
tectoga to keep hack cIearanccs when re-
qrlessed in writing by exporters to do 50 way
repealed Dec. 10, 1880, and II was never tinker,
advantage OF In the caso OF shipments to
Europe from Boaton, The Inference seems
to be TINT somo Of the reporters tor thu Dos-
ton press have been In Golluston with the
speculators. An investigation Of the facts
Will follow.
, 1881-05-25
POSTAGE.

Entered at TIT Pott0Hts at Chicago Ill. ~ Second.
C1Las Matter.
For tho bonant of mr. patrons who desire 10 send
hngto copies At THE TNtnuNE through The mall, wa
rive horpwith tho trentfont ratio Of potthx0.
J31,Ht9+st. PR COPY.
Eight md 1we!vo paso fapor.........'.".,8 cen!s'
tIItecn Page PApor.. cehts'
Fortipn.
Etaht and Twelve Faye fnpuF,........s.,...9c cent?
ItIte8n FhNt conAs
, 1881-05-25
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE cnlcA0o Tntnuxg hns established branch
pecs for the recclpt Of subscriptions and advertise.
mcnts ~ f11l0ws, @ ....
NEW YUNk-ltoom % Tribune Butldng. FIT. Mc.
EADnKH, Manager.
GLASGOW. Hcotlnnd-A1inn'a American EcwA
Agency. IT Ncrdtid.st
LONDON. EnR-Amestcan Exchange. 60 atrand.
HENRY r, tslf.fia, Agent.
WASIIlNHTUN. H. E.-i11N + straok
, 1881-05-25

A n1Rn's-EyE view Of The political sltua-
ton ae Albany:
penAturc Ut fu0,lN"
"Who do YOU think will VIM" asked Of this
conl spccu!ntor IN legislative votes.
vi had 1t million tn bot" ho answered, ~
would hnzNrl 1t against Conkiing aud Platt Ia
this light"
, 1881-05-25

THE 1Vor'itl Is eptgrammatic In Its review
Of Farton's IS Lifo Of VoltAfre".
Tho first rctlcouon to bo made by tho reader
Of thasa two hands0mnly gotten up volumes is
that Ut tho Mortnt)n inothor-0r was It tho ootp.
Tho sccond IL that expressed by the Farlial ahow.
man ln reply. 'tYes. II IL a inrnid sight too
Fented accoptaby a description and ap prcoln-
tlon Of Vo!talrc bis times. and his work In decd,
q jultooua 0dif0r could almost reduce ME.
Iartons work to those more modest dtmensuns
BY using bluo pencil upon tho literary sur
plQbARG. .
, 1881-05-25

must ho the sanlr. Sauce for the goose Is
sance for the ga',dcr Trocecd Mr. Window.
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"'''s ~, ~ -, "''' .,aa,ear t., ,ha Iortsa.,r"
.,s,, vi ..,tu sa'.a,.. an,. " a,Sat,on Il ,ha ros.
~. snss,n,, % nn,, a,,,,mit ,h, ,vno,o cnntro,
-. IT, 49,. .s....'fa ,... t.n ,,,,,ta ,aon,. J.,
~ - $500. ,l1,n,,, ,,,,oa,ne - +. ~ In ia.
r,osa., h.aa,,., - r,s,,s tl'a ,,o,vor ~ alert.
s,,s ,,wn nanocro,,,. sano,ora frn,,, Nav york
s.n, ,,.,t,,a - ~, t,,soo,,a,o,, II, tl,a Ronl,.
1a, ,,or -. h,,t a,,oi, rial, ia certainty mt
| ,n.,-a n,,,ns,,.,,o,,,o linn tha cortat,,tv NJ
1,n,,,,tt,na,, r.rr,a,,,toton In lilo 11ntc,1
s,n,os @ sanotn wiIch wn,,l,i l,e thu rcsult Of
, 1881-05-25

The Times Again Convicted Of Fraud.
TlIhre haye been no nIbltcol sclolars tnl-
posed upon by tho prc,ghlcd specan'cns OF tho ro-
yisinn of ths Nav Testament forgod by d papcftn
this city and printed W u "oa1legran s1apaL
10 them their fraudulent chHFsaotsr was sa.hp-
pareut that tha attempt 10 Klse ~ auth0rlsy
"ah etutnent schelnr" was iauKhsble. '.EbY
fuot thut scarcely verse published III tic tssue
Of May II as bcinx sentIby "cubto" from Lun-
dt,u corresponds With tho text 0! the authorized
, 1881-05-25

EVEN tho New York Herald Is Mt last
brotiGht to confess that ConklEnR b2uudered
when h0 rasguol. It says:
:, It wns dnnbtiess grave mistake In Mr.. Conk-
ling to resign Ms hc did, for It was slap Ia The
fatB 10 bis fripuds In tile Senate.
, 1881-05-25

"LADY CHURCHILL has succeeded tho
Downgor- Duchess Of Atho1e as La.iy-in- Walt
Ing" Lot all Americans retoica. For this Lady
Churchill, 1t sbe Ia not American born, Ia tho
mother-in-l law Of tho Yankee Lady Churchill,
, 1881-05-25

GOV. FOSTER remarked quite accidentally
tho othor day TINT Coukltng had mover spoken
to him since ho was "a member of tho Commit.
teo TO Investigate tho sanborn contracts In Now
York" History records that the senator FROM
New York bad bis finger In that pic.
, 1881-05-25

Mr.. CoNK11Na resigned for a "vindlca-
ton," and he haa gone 10 Albany to beg, bully,
sohemo, and bargatn for It. Tho kind OF a
"charaoter hc will got by this proceeding, II no
gots ono, Will not DO worth tho paper 1t Ia writ
ten on.
, 1881-05-25

THE New York Post Is worried because
the raviHers Of tho Nnw Testament did not havo
bryants list Of naughty wotda hoforo thom. 1t
believes many Of tho changes are frivolous and
unnecessary, wnIlo othars nre changes for the
worse.
, 1881-05-25

TIM Cabinet Objects nro equally guilty
with Department clerks, stlll tho vortllct
must ho the Snnle. Sauce for tho Eoosc Is
sauce for the gandrr. prOcrct!. Mr.. Window.
, 1881-05-25

DEf0sTHENEs H1LDRETl1 Is Chairman OF
the now Dut1ting Cammitteo lu tho Common
Council. Tho fitness Of thIa ohoioo must bo ap-
parent to tho nnkod oyc.
, 1881-05-25

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n,,z oz.supv non.pn~pur sc.ro.r
4nm na 1naa'oA. D ~ 4n. mnt eoA"onn a."
lhe e'sc!osuies VI e.ooheu p'ae''ees .a u oa luz
p''s " sca.a'a suo"'as.es ,na,a -. ."o ...s IIs
pepar1A'ells ~ "as'''hR'om aee 'eg'@''a"'o
outcome ., ''ach'ne poM,'cs' ao 'ons W
olAcess, "'en VI low' a,e n.1so "ln tne pus-
pose u p"sI's po'tI'eat "eu.s, oo1slei,ns tle
fortunes OF 'l'a.'laoa. po1''!csans' a''u lottt
1S.,R 'ae putty WIN p".som"se, ~ io.k
VIII seahuals .. 1e eusloo'an ll'llsy
ofaer pefloaleahs occur 10 a'ssF"ee Jug
COUNTRY. ine 'lsSau'p,'oa slIAt .ls so"n.ay
owes ho'ne'n'lg " tno e.t.]en wiz nus
lAporea lof saccessln4 poiitleal party anu
that mat aeot may properly DC olscnargco ny
contefrme upon Una pfesetdea efealt9r an
o11Ice' blg OF h11se, Is utterly "i1hoat ton'aa-
tioh' Anu TIC man VINO accepts or se'2es
place a''aef suc'' circumstances Is very opt
10 1eel that TIC dcpt Is NOT dischalRed
with tile mere payment VI tic
sulury attached to 1t. The place
man easily conylnces himself arguing
fron, tile pre'nlse tint tho country owes linl
living, that 1t owes him q good living, R1'd
straiglttwny l'o begins TO look for pcruntsits.
Aud these pcFqnE'slss are generally to be
fountt IN some form III oil uoyeTnneht Of
tices. The Department clerk Is Supplied
with abundance Ut pens, Ink, paper, and pe'a-
ellis. lIu ,tscs these, first, for hfs prtyute cor
respon4encu In tho Office. Then le takes q
supply home, 1le senls Government mes
SINGERS OIL private crralds. lie sends Gov.
, 1881-05-25

TowNsESD says that CunkltnR Ia Wurth
fro!u $aoo,0o0 10 ttM.tD0, A Utica man says:
~ should ray that Conkllug had practice OF
, 1881-05-25

MAIfoNE has been ol1risteued "The
Lone Fisherman OF tho 8cuate"
, 1881-05-25

-Tfmst' Forpkrtts.
WNlT ENTlitELYs1



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t5s4 ti Isss1s ss6ss And Fts;;s Il S1 y::s s:ss cans.
then 10 stumble. cut i OFT
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asaaeaehsbIe d !" aefS Re'i fra.' ia'o AnS III
.tu%yy,s, L i%y sess g. s1''s L 81! ri {. = &
II {:s III }sss g e e:
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r. i: s:s IL s: III
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ssss'a sa ;s::a s sna said
fSSss:5 e ts::s ass::
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''*'' thou with A'F' GSS' -ia &c NV W. ''**t's
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tnAt ne MiKnt 20 tne nIkt-t tbFasht00.
ssa. HSaa sn'oas many e's'''
!. ooa1sgn.Ass, xvs, "a.
:. Times ForstFtts. :. Rsp.sta Hsrston.
II il. % foS s s'ss 's$ $s;s +
II. CORINTHIANS, x1.. 10
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, 1881-05-25

expccts to cUDrcG. tho 1cOplG5 OF tho world
Into buying all TINT. they ,cctl In FRANCE,
paying her tho prices which her system of
retaltatory mid ptolltbttory protection will
nnko necessary to cover the custo produce
tlun.
- IL
THE SUNDAY ISSUE IN AMERICAN CITIES.
The conflict In American cities between
tho advocates OF the Puritan "Sabbat1' anti
tltosn who favor tile Continental observance
OF Sunday thraatens to be lrrcconc!'aoIca anu
cnttless. 1t comes up hpas'notltcaliy, now IN
one city then IN another, and always leads to
| comlnoelon ard trouble. 1t was only sM
WEEKS aHn TINT Cincinnati clectcu "heforlh
Mayor" and. ho Inns nlreauy arouscd so
mnc'l hntngonlsm tllat pltt1lo meetings fRVo
bocn eaIlett by Ills own party to dononnco
Him. air. Mems, the present Mayor, was
the De','ocrnlfc eafldldate. Luz the sunday
question was lnposetl upon LIE strnRglo pe'
tween tho parties. Iho previous Aahll,lis-
tntfon hal been Republican. anu lat tolef-
ated Sunday amuseine1lts' s'-thaatres' co1'.
ccrts' oeor-sardcns. etc. a large humber OF
Republicans, led by air: ltlchard smith, OF
the Cincinnati Gazette, supported Means
with tt'a assurance TINT l'e would cnfofco
the Inv against these sahaay ntnnsenehts'
VI course tho Democrats voted ior MIN pe-
cause hc was their party ca'ldluate' anu not
because tic hanss ot tliat party sy1llpatnlzed at
a'l With thc Proposed Sunday reforms Ihe
coaiitloh succeeded m ueteatlhR the regular
ltepnbiican cahdiaatc. al1. leai1s, VINO
seems to 10 honest ll'atl though n pour pol
tt!cian, has kept faith with the reform ele@
netlt' atltl las 'nale good aeal ot heauway
1jt&fRf 11H
, 1881-05-25

Nadffon etteof. tetween Stata md Dearborn
Eneuxomnnt Of thp Madison.9nnaro Theatre Com
pspy, "tln4el KtrAu." Afternoon und Evonlng.
, 1881-05-25

mr. MA1Is-1N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p1lErA1n.
f,n,ly edition, unc year g. 90
t'nrtg pf Yrsr, rnT mant .,.,........,.... Loo
ity ny 5unda :, onn yenr. ......,,.,,....., 13.O0
h'nnsthy Thur+dnr and Hafafdsy per 7cnf,. a.O0
Nnndn .ErGnrsjny and FrJaY ner 5oHs,., f3.G0
sunday, 10'paHe nstHn, rtF rear. ......s...s 2s0N
WEEKLY EplT1ON-roSTfA1D.
Dnn copy, nor 1.k0
|u. ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500
fwB:,tT snH cNptHa.. AV*VN
Specimen copies sent free.
GtTq f'ost-Onlct hddress In full, Including County
and Nthtn.
Nemit,ancra runy bc n,ado either BY draft express,
PoAt-ca esrr or IN roGiascrad letter. At our risk
TU CITY BUnsCnf1ENS.
Daily delivered. sundny excepted. ~ cents pcr wcef
uaIty teltvs sreA HundAy tuclt.td 10 cnnts per week
Addspss THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison ind DcArborn~sts,, Chicago, Ill
, 1881-05-25

JIooley's Thentre.
Ransolpt1 srae, tetween CtnFk and In Falls.
Engagement Ut the Stcele Mackayu Company. "Won
II Lust" Afternoon mad Evcnln8.
, 1881-05-25
Seven Recess Non3inattona...
by President Garfield Yes. N''
terday.
4 Statement Showing that TIM t,on,,,,,
lcttor'Wrltor Lives ut New N'''S"
Hayen, Conn.
aahons and. His Roaajustsrs IN {,,,,
feranos-AEs. Garfield Much 4
Better,


Special D1patsh to TIA Chteaao 1,tb,s,
WASHINGTON, y. G., Sfay H-y.a..,.
Wlndons policy In tho matter Of thu etnt,a.
aice Of tho per cents IL rs colnrto '.''llla' al
cess rs It was Will, tho skies. A. tha e'' sue
Treasury hours to-tlay tho total a,,,o"a. .! .!
the $3.50 coo Included In tho call l,aa hsa,. y VI
celved' Thla may be Justly regarded ' A. nv ~
or tho most extraordinary aclieyeno mt, wv, ~
modern finance. Secretary Winlolu ,,1 cons,., "
.latcs himself that Ills Views In opposSn ~, ~
tho calling Of ail extra session Of Consrosa r "
prevailed. lio las accomplished all that h1sea ~
gress could have done. with much less t fslt
tiOn. ~s7 ''ts
, 1881-05-25

UIyNtTTN 'TN6HtFB.
ftnfh P1rect. bo'Neen Lake md knn6ntrh. h1ln'
s,fel entertainment Afternoon and Evening.
, 1881-05-25

Wh1se.8tockTnE Tnr1t,
latc.Fropt, uppost WnsI!nutdn street, QnM0 te-
t.Han tho Chloaau mud Fruvticnce Clubs nt ts|u p.
, 1881-05-25


r;nrk street. orpos! new Conrt-ffouss. Ensn9t
ment of Stlsa Rose Wood. "cum!l1o" Afsesuol
and Nlaht.
, 1881-05-25
!II,,M H..

Isetastd Vfrstort.
For what duth II profit a
man. to gain thu wh0tQ
world, md forfeit his !ifG?
For what Bhnuld q man
plW IN sreMt'.qs for hh
, 1881-05-25

ITmts' Ferpsrtss..
Anu hG BAtkh unto tham,
ra shall drink indeed ut
tuy. cup. md be baptl9st 4
with tho bAptIa1u that !
am baptized wlths but N
lit OH .my rlRhf hind and
on my 10 It. ID not mine tu
Aty8t EXCEPT TO T1iUAE
Tor Whum It IL prOphos!ad
Of my fAahcr,
, 1881-05-25

revised Testament. shnws plainly TINT tho sbcot
III which thoy worc published practtred will
fui irnu ut,on la tnn1crs. md that tho T'i,nea'
translation, Instead Of having boon cnblott frt,tn
I.oudnn. was probably nrcrnrcd hy hntnn
Biblical IHll0ra.nt,s connected With tho
pnprr. who thought simply to ch6nEe
tho phyascology os tho New Testnmont, md int
poao TINT upon tho people as rcviaton Of acdol-
ara. A ponr opinion this fraudulent concern
N,ttat hnro ot tho intelligence OF tho Atnur!oan
people. Its conviction Of forgery II tho murt
odtous In vtev OF tho fact that, when fta nssor-
ton TINT tho "tpocinchs" hid hoen "cabled !"
was called In queation, II presunptHolsEy do
clArcd that when the new rovtsfon wus published
It wottll bo seen that IT. assertion wns truc, and
that tss uorrcspontlont wrote by ns.thnr!ty. III
tho light Of tho facts. how humtllated tho on.
terprlsirR" cttEtor must fcol. II onu who could
deliberately deceive as readers IN regard to such
matter can havo feeling. II tho deliberate
forgery Of tho nll,le can ba aollot cntoFprisc."
tho Tits certainly Ia entitled to tho credit Of It..
We gise narnbor Of specimens of the Ttmes'
version and tho corresponding passages OF tho
authorized rcvlsion:
MATTHEW, ill.,, !.
'z; zs "A s:S
sssenE ss,s q us. s the 81 9Sda Il Tho WILDER
MATTHEW, ". t.
Then tho dGyll takDthl Then tho dryiD tAkHth
him utI into thG hoiy city, him Into tho hniy city 1
9hu a1tleth him 0n TIN md he sat him the pin
pinnacle Ut 4 MOI NTAtS. nncl0 " the tgmplp. And
And saith unto him, ffehlth unto him, 1t thu
THU bc the Sun OF Upt art tho Son at tod, cast
Gait thyAetf down. for ltthYsef down. for II II
his 3nFols charge 0ncern. lie snail gtyo hia nnRos
Ing thee. md ON thsir chArEG c0nceFnnH
hKt1de tney Will bnAr theeE thaus
np. lost ut any tins tbou AMI un their hands They
dish thy foot against n ptati bcAr thce nP,
atone. Lest haptf thou dash Thy
foot hXAlpet stone.
MATTHEW, IT., 10.
Tmtf Forpsrtts. | Rfritet pfrston. .
D1rAsDd WE'RE thByt n1cRsud thsy that
which VEIN per5ecuted lhhve h1en persncntHa fur
for rightv0usnesA sake, ]righteousnyas' aakef for
etc. thelFs ta tho kingdom Ut
heaven.
MATTHEW II. q.
Tfmfs' Ftroertfs. Hsrtssd Vfrstes1.
. Anu hG Bakh unto thamI Tic saith unto tlleu1. Ny
fa shall drink indeed Of uup indeed ys shall drink:
usy cup md be baptlfsdbut 10 s!t on niy right
with tho bAptIa1u that hRnd, md tIu loft
am baptized wths but u hand, II not n1lhe to Eve,
lit mr. rlRht hhrd and bur Il u far them for whom
on my tatt. e not mine 70 hth hen trep4Fsa Ut ny
4ty8 EXCEPT TO THUAEi Father.
{nt WhUM It IL pfOpnpaaqA
, 1881-05-25

1HltR2 FUtWFTf1t
For WhR& doth 1t prOf1t I
MIN to gnin the wtlU1g
world hhd f0rfGIt his life
fuK WHAT CAN HI An
EQUIVALENT FUlk Hi
, 1881-05-25

3EMN FUVFftF9.
And upon this nAue h!a
dlAclllteA, and mHrvcl0d
that h0 ftllktts With A wOitl,
unit yet no tnnn sHid, What
aeAk8kt thur or, Why
kstkegt th0u with haF2
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
THE CAMPAIGN IN TTrNTS

PARIS. Sept 11.-An official telegram announces
that three battahons of troops and battery of ar
tillery occupied Susa on Saturday without opposi-
ton. They met with a friendly reception from the
Tunisian authorities and the principal inhabitants
of the town. lSusa is forty miles south OF Hamma-
met; its population is 10000.
dispatch received on Saturday states that Pre-
mier Mustapha, recognizing the necessity of chang.
ing the direction of the internal administration of
1unis. has decided 10 visit France. He will be re-
placed during his absence by his predecessor, Ma
A telegram from Athens says that advices from
N"lo state that some batteries of Turkish artillery
to TrpolI.
LONDON, Sept. 12.-Special dispatches from Paris
TO the London morning papers po Mt ont that the
French Government has forced the Bey of Tunis 70
dismiss Mustapha.
Three thousand troops have embarked at Toulon
for runis .
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
THE STRIKE IN NEW-ORLE1NS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. 1.-THE killing of
Hawkins by Sergeant REYNOLDS Yesterday which seems
have had other justification than the intimidation
OF the negro lahorers, produced bad effect the
negroes who came here recently from Savannah, Ga.
Some OF them called at the City Hall procure means to
be sent back home but failed 10 meet the Mayor.
The report that the wcighers had seeded from the
union has been confirmed in part but number OF them
s maintain their organization. and do intend 10
yield. The stevedores have entered gements
with the ship agents and brokers. The screw-men re-
fuse their connection with the labor union 1t
is stated that two prominent stevedores have declined
TO put their TO work in the uptown ships
unless they are provided with a military guard.
II announced the streets this morning
that the Labor Committee of the Cotton Exchange
had decided to make concession To lahorrs The
ployers' Association Is anxious to have the screwnen
withdraw from the Laborcrs' Union. II could then g
more the ongRhoremen, yardmen and teamsters
borcrs Connc il willing to submit tn to arbitra-
ton. All Of it's attempts to effect compromise have
been repealed. aud there is likelihood a compromise
the Cotton Exchange continue their determined stand
This morning lal lge crowd, numbering several thou
sand, assembled Levee-st., between Gaiennie and
Erata-sts at the house where the remains OF James
Hawkins were exposed, composed of blacks and whites
The negro organizations present with bands of
music, aud delegations from Organizations composing
the Council, were also present and took part in the
funeral.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
A GERMANS FATAL ITRI1V.
KILLING HIS DAUGHTER BY MISTAKE

KILLING HIS DAUGHTER BY MISTAKE
ENI&GED BY STREET. BOYS 4 p DDLER SHOOTS HIS
Gil ID AND HIS FRIEND-IHE ANGRY MAN D.s-
ARMED BY A BYSIAND II
Andrew Wasbacher, "A German, fifty years Old shot
and instantly killed his own daughter and also
wounded friend dangerously last evening in front
of his house in West Thrty-eighth-st near the
North River. while he was trying To revenge him
self upon some boys who had been annoying him.
He owns horse and wagon, and ha.
earned poor living for himself and his
family for several years By pcddling
fruit and vegetables in the street. Frederick She
berry and the German, whose family lives in the
same teoemcnt-house, has assisted Nasbuchcr and
shared in the profits of the safes.
Yesterday the two men went 20 som, farm iu
New-Jcrsey not far from Hohokcn and bough, q
wagon load of pears. They nrruCht H. po7rs 10 tho
city last evening intending to sci thorI today As
they could not leave the producci hc street ght
the men and their families were rng,g. II about : D.
III carrying the pears into tn" house for 4 ,rn,c
when several boys who live in thr noighporhood
gathered about the wagon aao stole few of the
pears. Washachcr grew indignant and Threatened
to hav- the bows arrested, but t,,v only ,cr,I at
hm. He then seized one of the boys named
John Kelly, who rctalatcd by striking him W,s.
Dacher went to the house and armed h.'psclf with
large SX-cnanlnerec y, nayy revolver When he
most of the boys who had been uinguing him rlp
away, but Kelly lodged about thc wagon.
to avoid being SHOT. The excited German
took aim at Kelly, and fired. II" bullet
Lena, eight years OH, who was stlud,n, ,. ~ tho
WAGON. ltpassed through h"I '-rast and lill"d her
instantly.
The man did not his dai.h. .cr fall and ig-
norant of the fact that he had lIllc her he fret
second shot at the boy Kelly escaped again but
the second bullet struck Sh,berrg IN the right lcy
above the knee. shattering the bone ia frghtrul
manner Sheberry fell To the sidewalk with a Iond
cry of anguish. aborcr named uackett Scizcd
Wasbacher and took the revolver away by force aS
the German was trying to fire third shot. lnfor-
nation OF the shooting sent to the police
III West Thirty y-sevenh-st. and officers Finnerty
aud Burns arrested ~ asbacbcr. He was still
ignorant of the death of his daughter when he was
taken 10 the police station and locked up. The
body OF the child removed 10 the police station
to ava the arrival of the Coroner. Shcbcrrv was
removed TO the Roosevelt Hospital He was insen-
sihle, and the surgeons said he was likely IN die
from shock. IL he rallied they said it would be
life. ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
THE CIDER PRESS DISCUSSION
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 1l.-FrOm present
indications everything Is not going rs smoothly IA II
might In the Temperance Reform party. Honest Abe
Ludlow, the nominee Of the Loveand Convention for
Governor Ia not for good sufficient REASONS entirely
acceptable to the Prohibition wing OF the party Mr.
Ludlow, they repeat, manufactures vino and
cider presses, and sells them to men
who use them In manufacturing intoxicating nquors.
This matter has been discussed considerable extent
by the old line Prohbonsts OF this city and
out the State who have always contended that there
should be no compromise with wrong and they regret
that they did not nominate candidate OF their own
VINO would not In any way have compromised them in
their professions or placed them in tho ridiculous position
Wnch they now occupy, IL is stated that they hay
even gone go far az to discuss the propricty asking
Mr. Ludlow to Withdraw from the ticket so thai NJ.
head thereof