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THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

IL at tho Pacific.
A. L. CoxuEn md ]. A. Long, Of Akron, O..
nro nt tho shcrmnn.
Mtss MrxSA WRIGHT. the dratnatlo read or. Of
Mcnslotn. ILL.,, IA Mt tho fremont.
CaLtEorol SMITH md family havo taken
rooms nt tho Pacific for tho wlntcr.
JuruE q. L. f3i.Assow md Thomns II edge, Jr.,
OF Burlington. 1n., nrc nt tho Falmcr.
T,tx snt,-Tecasury paid out slo,Do0 Roll yes.
rertny. and redeemed 5000 IN silver.
". W. FOWLER, munger Of tho Sol Smith
Ilusscll combination In Mt tho fremont.
sTATE's-ArronxEY af1,,i4s Is nga,n cont'ncdto
his home, suffering from severe cold.
II. W. CivNoN, of Scotland, md David Corn-
foot, ur I.Hn'lon. England, arc Mt tho Pacific.
FnED WILD, General T1ckrt-ARcnt Of tho
Western Un'On 1snttroa,l. Is at tho fremont.
II" II. C'.AnxE. Of Cleveland, Chief EnEinrer 9f
Tho Lake Shorc Michigan Southern Naisoad'
lsAt tho shcrn,Hli.
sAnA nEnS,tAntr has volunteered Ito 70 read
satnrlny ,iK!,t ut rho behclt to bo given tic
fnn,lly ri George II. Carpenter.
T1,E tntcrnnl- ltovenue D!co collected s26,Olo
ssss Sn cpss aa s Ssssf%y: @ SSr. 4a,a e ee0 'h'
TIE Palmer House register ts decorated with
the nntnes nf sarah nrrnhnrt1t aI,tl purity. as
wei, rs John Kelly. tto cx- t!oss If New York.
FRANK NtEsgx,. Collector Of North chleago
colectors or In tho i'eld, for tho colicstlon Of lo
snsns ta nrosec1to 4 r~t,rn,s enImpntgti d,nDnv
tho taxpayers with i view Of. getting, ths e!iss
,atnro II sbn p". rno IL o.tnIc i,onEs nTt rci,iy
eso.. . ~ ,.'...s", N s,oa.. - 49,, ,,,,,or,,
EMMA J.; GMosS5S. Wyears o. aGS, rnri"y gpi"yt%f ~
tho Harrison 1Iansc. ut tho rorngr nf ClMsk aau
Harrison streets, wis ionna .icnu ,yessceday
morning III II room where shc ll'Hi heell efs.
ployctl lnaktnE uu tho bch Shc was discovered
By two other employees nf tho house. IyiilK be.
tween tho hc nt,tl tho vail, hut life nlrGMdy
extinct. lleart-dfseasn Is supposed to have oeon
tho cause.
1.,,rsp,pooxa n o,v,tcbmon emn1ovcd nm tho
h{tiwmt,krn I. II pauJ iiuiITTnti. willis cnl,nltr,g
cara nt tho yNrd at i O'ciork lust evcnlnH, waA
, nccIdcntnily ru1, over, both legs wrru bully
snnnuietls md tic bDncs Of tho right leg lIa-
tWtnt, III, knee md tSo mike wcro broken Iio
=. VIA atrnio,i by ilr Tpurt WIN feArg TINT n1n-
: nitntjon mny prnyc necessary. Parsons IL Il
ynnrs nf nn". and buar,ls nt No, IDS North Lcuytt
strnnt. W. @'~
,,u,,. .,,,,,,n.. w., ,1t,ors md aon,c NJ
LAET FTluNy evening tAe UlIltcta hla 1oHg -
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TIE C1TI-lIALL.

In t,roo+ ara e,,noI n, ~, ton ria
mrs dco,h. mat wcck vc,o mi, oea,n.t In for
Inc me, sGnG ef f, !" te; 1hefe WIFE R, H.
cases were vory prevalent.
r,,p ,.ttuo,o ,r ,,o r,.t NJ ~. 1,,,.toa .,+o,t
ani SS!sssa @ sysn!!s S!s;set ": si!sSS Ssd
mnt S'i6ut ~ s1htca: ING v!Mamos ", " 1S ~
sus Ga,tr aveaao ] vet 8 est'aasei NJ st 1t s
M wrtts', e ist;ss e Mayor i,aI5iso II; i reanetsax { y
alton of tho City Of ChlcnRo nti tho percentage
OF value upon which tho tux Ia levicl.
A1Errxn ., !nau!ry to Mayor Harrison from
o m " n' ~ snr asks
wbo IL s,innosc to n hays Hid in chIcaTp r. 1s,i
A.o '"''' '''"s'o" - ''s '''''s p'''"se''
~ 1st;tttxa permits we're granted Cd Yesterday r.
dwciilnR, aSxiS fcet, nt No. ri strotE Affect, 10
asehue' 10 essss ss'oo. .-.-.... ........-
rvers q psate csrTses to c ana
live ~ m to tho resn'cns, nao y Tug Ic,e IL
s e fso vsss fssso sns so
Her,'harat ensnEen1cnt
Tns physc,aus scom to begin to roalizo TINT
uiaeasns Ycstcrt!ny lin f,iowII,u wnrt. rrtn,rts
SI c as tilc 1tea't 0ice: 'M spstheria @ 1t No. o
reHef va asomme ~, ~ anasR H., ~ ~ m
rscs @ 1t 1t Nd. % III Ashland nycnuo, No. III cark.
H. ~, is m ~ y. nespnes, ,,' Mntf =, sna ~
NJ" ts, WMbash III nysn,,r. "'' a'e"o' '"' e'''eS IT.
COMMISSIONED WAtLER thinks that tho report
Of the Con,1'.teo on Judiciary tn reau9,l to
ns ass nee hin mi In noE n pos;.ou.
provides thAt he shnll 80 to ~ eminent. ni,.l
eomns'emt o,E'ncoE q 9 EGt BIZ p'"ns snSISs.
TINT this ID too restrictive. Under tho
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A Along Wrangte Over the Stauber"
McGrath Contest.
An Effort to Have the City Print
Communist Argument.
Mnyor Harrison Shows Which Side Ills
Syrnpnthtcs Arc On.
Tho Subject Left in the Hands Of the su-
preme Court,
Lighting Streets by Observation-Disclosures Of Tho
Cost Of Iiadnety.

The Council held regular weekly meeting
last evening. Mayor 1inrr1soll IN tho clRfr,
md all tho Aldermen present cxcopt McNur-
ncy md Mccormick.
vLAnuCTS.
Aid. Wickctshnin, by consent, handed In
All ordinance granting the Western Indiana
Railroad Company authority 10 raise tho
Eighteenth street bridge not more than three
md orc-tl,Iral feet, md to construct viaauct
ilfty-ulgllt feet wide. 1t wns lall over and
made special order for Monday night.
a communication was received from the
Commissioner Of Public Works stating TINT
the cstllnntetl cost of yiaduct Mt Chicago
ayenue ai,d 1latstctl street WINS sl40,0E1 and
Of 0n1 over tho Rock Island tracks hn Twelfth
street s0l,1sl. It was p1ncett on file.
F.. THE GAZE DEFA1.cAT1oS.
A ling communication was received from
tho Corporation Counsel in reference to tho
status OF tho David 4. t1age matter.
After reviewing tic litigation In the case,
llc snlll:
Tho following Is stntcmcnt OF tho amounts
collected aId I,ald by GenrGO Tnyldr, tho trustee
of Gauc. 10 thu city, with tho aatcs OF such pay
tDCltA rCRttpCt(fGEY:
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ttotasOrtG Acid phu4phMt0 utlnrls nouFleh.
uluut to the cGrehthi and nuryuu4 systGms.
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sickness, lnd went buck to tho hotui with her
Inter hu t.,und to bis horror that sue was lel,a.
The physlslaMns r. attributed h hcF deg death to e somo m
i'll elects tho previous Night. Mra. Saint
nors, n In Now York. her maiden nano @ polus s
Gray. sha wus latiy Of culture and refine.
and hSs nh ~ Dy
# ANOTHER COLD BsAp.
Might before last another Of thoao Polar waves
ors and coal-tlealcr4 swopt down frotn tho
North, md made the mercury. creep
erent points OF the city tho thorsnoneter
scgtsterod L. ~ anu Y degrees bcIow xnrs,. a,.tl
hour at which city men yet To thor business
tho col nGatei from this "Int. md ii 10 otit,ck
noon the mercury rose still hixhor. und Vt !.
p'clock : above xoro wns tho reaalnE, which
up IL oiciock In tic cvvnIng. Win happy inIi.'
cations that tho Immediate tlflirA movement u
the mercury would 10 III an upward direction.
BUSINESS EXPANSION.
, a TRIBUNE reporter. Whl!o wandering around
the business district east nf stMto lnA north Of
1tandosph streets yesterday. n"ttced. IN two IN
buiIiinv aIj"Inlny tho o,,s u Which ,.in.a thsy 10y
uaed u q, their Trailing: 4 litl!u observation
resulted in discovering lint uut only theau lwu
;; bud ,outstown III or'x'nNl quarsvrs:: Firm!
which two ur three Year, ago occupied the tttxl
i!vo st0ry storu; othess ihat needed an cntIrt
building thtn now hAfc ulis, aud ln Bono ctlses
'ewo a,Ia y @ thrSS n11o1alny a 81 stnrss. , ,, ,o.n
= vacant lots III this scctson: All tho others Ats
hnit on! and not @ singlo avaiiab!e st9re u fo'
j, tralse carried Oh In this dssr,ct-Kr1nefy. hnrl
: MaFti, druEa. bssts as,a .hoss nnd c!1thinx Th<
r. HtDsuSk IuEnnlixa. tiAEhll&r. There In not
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
A Kind. Hearted Brigand.

A brigand in Thessalv has lately dis
tinguished himself by an act of unu-
sual kindness and good feeling. \
short time ago several school children
were carried of from Zagorah by a
band of brigands, under the leader
ship of IN eminent ruilian by name
Balachos. Five OF these children were
subsequently restored to their parents
on payment of a heavy ransom in each
case. Three of the captiyeS. for whose
release n larger ransom was demanded,
were retained. One of the three was
the son of a Mr.. Cassavett;. a little boy
in whose fate general interest was ex-
cited, and who has regained his liberty
in an unexpected manner. a Wallack,
belonging to the baad which had cap
tured the boy. took a fancy to him aud
determined to effect his rescue; and.
being left with two others of the band
to guard the child, he found an-oppor-
tunity for carrying out his benevolent
intention. One of the brigands went
to get some bread, and another fell
asleep. The Wallack, taking advan-
tage OF this favorable moment. broke
the needle of the gun OF the bandit.
and called to the child to come with
him. The little captive; not unnatur-
ally misunderstanding the SUMMONS.
began TO cry. This woke the brisand
who was asleep; but his gun was USE
less. and he snapped the trigger in
vain. In the meantime the Wallack
managed 10 escape with the boy TO
L ssomola, whence he was taken home
by some friends and an escort OF
soldiers. OF course Balachos is dread
fully annoyed at the affair, and if he
gets hold of the Wallack intends to
make IN example of him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
Iopalar Decisions.

That milk is a compound of water.
chalk and Sleeps stomach. Milk al
ways comes from tiie cow-a great way
from the COW.
That Grassland muse is unpleasant
to the ear. We know OF a man who
has lived for years next door to n band
room and has never uttered one com.
plant in all that time. He is q deal
mute.
That a small boy hates an overcoat
He loves it SO well that he dislikcs to
wear it out.
That whistling is disagreeable. 1t i,
always agreeable-to the whistler.
That the market is overburdened
with spring poetry. The waste-basket
captures SO much of it that but very
little of it comes on the market.
That any fool car write poetry. 1t
is only 4 fool here and there that can
do it.
That women 90 to church to see
other women's bonnets. They merely
90 to show Their own.
That a boy THINKS he knows more
than his father. He only prides him.
self on his superior intelligence.
IHtI u WltoW NCltS NtCuS W Stbtli al
husband. She would rather catch a
man who is not a husband.
That a silver watch viii tell the time
just as well as n gold one. A gold
watch will tell the time ten times to a
silver watch's once, and be just rs fresh
rs ever.
That shopkeepcrs never mark their
goods below cost. They frequently
mark them down much below what the
goods cost the purchaser, especially il
he be a particular friend, you know.
That the self-conceited nan thinks
everybody is a fool. He does not in
clude II person in that category,
namely, himself.
That eNtemporaneouS speakers pre-
pare their speeches beforehand. They
get somebody else to do that.
That the average married man dis
likes marriage. He is al the tim,
yearning for another opportunity Il
enter the sacred state.
That parents love their children be
cause the little ones are SO much Xix,
themselves. That is just what the,
punish them FOR.
That it is hard to attend to ones bust
ness. Lots of people think nothing o
it, and have plenty of time to attend t,
the business of a of OtherS.-BoS
ton Transcript.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
In Jail for Debt.

The debtors department of the
County Jail is always an interesting
place to visit. Here are ~incarceratei
not only those unfortunateS whom a
soullcSS creditor has plunged into the
cooler, but also the heightened among
those who are under Indictment. The
occupants of this department are al
lowed a somewhat easier time than is
accorded to the general run of the jairs
occupants, and, as a general rule, they
are. socially, deserving of the distinc-
ton. The law of the State of Illinois
gives = creditor a very arbitrary power
over a debtor whom he has succeeded
in incarcerating. All he has to do.
once he has placed him in jail. is TO pay
the Sheriff for his board, which done,
he can keep him there until the debt is
paid. If the debtor is unable to pay the
debt. and the creditor is able to paw the
board, it is merely a question OF how
long the creditor chooses 10 do so. At
the present time there are only two
debtors confined in the Cook County
Jail. One of these is \ young man
named Henry Black. who, having got
ten on the wrong side of 8 householder
named Russell. found himself incarcer-
ated in the Jail IS a debtor, this. too.
though all the circumstances go to
show that he was ey no means the
sharper of the two in the equine dicker.
The other debtor is Matthew Escott,
the Secretary of the Canadian Trust &
Agency Company Qimi;ed), Of Mon
treal, who was thrown into jail in
April, 1880, by that concern from
which he had embezzled some $1.Si0.
The Company had him arrested here
In April of last year, but, not being
able to prove anything mor than a
breach of trust against their employee,
I'D him arrested for debt and lodged
in the County Jail. Since that time
they have shown q very stern and re-
lentles - intent to keep him there, hay
ing paid his board with great regular
ity. As . general rule, the creditor
who has q debtor detained in the Jail
calls round once . week and settles for
his next seven days provender. but the
Canadian Trust 4 Agency Company
(iimised) have been SO fixed in their
determination to keep their ex-Secre-
tary in fhe CUSTODY of the Sheriff that
they have psid his board for six months
in advance at 3 time. In October,
1880, Mr.. Robert Lincoln. at present
Secretary of War. visited the Sheriff
and settled for Mr.. Escott's board for
the next six months at the rate Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
The Egotist.

He is an uncomfortable bore. and yet
YOU must listen TO the exploits ot
..Great r. or else appear u~ncivil. IL
never occurs to him that you NAV not
ind his talk interesting. Nothing,ur-
prises people of this kind more TIM to
show them you are ignorant OF that
may have tefallen them, and that you
have not turned over and Learned 10y
heart the last IN; interesting little cap
ter of Their small lives. The trfing
incidents of their household com,rise
everything VIII ch is worth knowing
to them; and your ignorance OF said
accidents is looked upon n 4 peronal
afront and the sim of almost criminal
indifference. II these wOrshioes OF
Great l. have any speciality say
they are artists. musicians, aIthors
actors. and what not-they assure you
there was never sucha triumph known
as that which they have juf now
achieved. Their experience il abso-
lutely phenomenal. Even Their charl-
ties are done out Of their supreme SELF
hood. Il helped him: l vas hs saliva
ton in the daF OF need; he caue to me
for advice, and | pulled him through
How often We hear these phrases iron
the snowy. self-complaeent folk who
think their smallest deeds ae worthy
of being trumpeted forth 10 mankind a;
the finest heroisms of the nobiest men.
Where the soil is poorest fo: humanity.
there is il the richest for ego.ism- 1be
roots of the Great T. are in US all.
OF less, but we prefer the less to
the more; and. IL VT must have excess:
would rather by far il was an excess OF
thought for others than Of thought for
ourSe,yeS.-ELckdHge-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
Personal AND LITERARY.


The Lis~rrry World calls Djsracli
.'shis two heatei phenomenon o. liiee-
s,ure aud politics"
Oliver Wendell Holmes writes SLOW
" and iaborioaslv. iholgh he - a nPA
and ~v'vAeious talker.
Mrs. LarnS. OF New York. has Just
eopptcfci a history of ,h. city. which
has insolveia labor OF fourieca yean
The pen and Pspcrs on WAshtn--
ton lry desk NJ "Sganysiie re-
main Just rs he arrAng.i thsm Zoe the
last tiue-
Tho reason ~ JeIersou DAVIS trip
10 Canada Is that he may bs on B1isa
soil when his history OF the Rebellion -
Published in London. AMI thus have the
bcaeh, of Ensli'h copynsh: laws
-L'eutenan; Cherry. recently mr.
dered on the plans. MAS a iA'ou'e IN
Washin ton society last yer, ani wAs
one ot the attendants 1t the wedding
OF Miss Ella sherman and Lieutenant
lhackerA
Rev. William NJ. Baker. autho- Of
Ills Majesty. Myself ana other
novels who lives IN Boston. rrscmb 90
the typical Souiherner IN hs ply sluc.
lie 5 n voiuminous write. his books
nov numbering more than two sco1c.
Mr.. Baker is about - rc-en,er the
pulp, In vhi!aielphA
Ralph Waldo Emerson Is seventy
eight yeas oil. IL is ~we,!-known that
his mind has bcentsiling rapidly o. late
years. HIS memory j. almost entirely
gone. lie cannot remember the names
Of persons. nor even the comuionc,i
words. l!ut hiS old a.e - beautiful.
aud is checred by the wstciful care o'
= mos, tender and devoted daughter.
Mr.. Millais' portrait Of Mr. Jenny
son : des rihed - q perfect Likeness.
IL represents the laureate ~ stani M
In tt,e we'll known cloak. with the vel
vet collar and the irayei baton holes,
and hold ne. in the u brawny hand
tina, i, yis.b.e. the tim~e-honorcd black
felt hat. The large soft eyes shine
clear ut the cur,ousls developed upper
lid, and are full of thought. The tall
ness of the head j. enforced by its
framework OF uncut HAIR AMI the mar.
row, long btarl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
4 TailOr's joke.

Atiilor on Fort street got hold OF n
red hot idea the other day. He heated
up his goose to the bl.siering point
and placed il on n ben-h at his door
with 4 sign. reading: Only tw' ntv-iive
cents In a few minute, along came
an ancient-looking culored man With
an eve out for bargains, and n he saw
the goose and read the sign he made
up his mind that he had struck il rich.
He naturally reached out IN hs't his
bargain. and that was where he gave
himself away. The tailor Amos. fell
down with his merrimeut; but IL didn ,
last over sixty seconds. At the end o!
tina: time the victim entered the shop
and began n sort OF gymna,tic perform
ance which did not end until the tailor
was 4 sadly mashed man and his shop
in the greatest confusion The two were
fighting in froat when an officer cana
along and nlbbed both. and both were
brought before his Honor together.
The tailor appeared with a black eye
and n finger tied up in n red rag. and
the African hal q scratched nose and
was minus two front teeth
".Well?' Quericd the Court, "a the
pair stood gazing at h m.
s.VheIl. 1 shall shpeak first" replied
the tailor; IL likes 10 have n shoke
sometimes. ind so | put dot goose oudt
dere. 1t vhas all in funs, uad am wer-
~ sorry"
II couldn't see whar' de fun cum
in" said the other. "Dis yere han am
all burned Il 4 blister. n ! won't be
.El. -. ,,-a - far su-. xraaEZ
Ibid YOU put that no. goose outthere
for n joker" queried the Court
"Yaw-it vhas only \ shoke.'
And were you joking when you en-
tered the shop and made things HUMP
he asked of the other.
mo, boss. / wasn't. I'm an old mar
an not much giben To latin an cuttin'
up. When I let 20 of dat goose | mad,
up nv mind 10 mash dat tailor fa.tel
dan a billyard bail. IL was nv frs. foa'
for ODER forty vars. bat / d gotde bulg'
on b N an was usin' him up when d
officer stepped in. No. boss. / WASH
jokin' 'bou. dat time"
Were you very tickledF' he querie<
of the tailor
..vhell. / vas sickled until he pitci
into me"
You were the only o1e who hSd an
fun out oi ii7'
"yheIl. I'spose o
Then you'll hare 10 foo. the bill
shall let him 60 and fine you eight dol
lars"
DO. ish pco.y high"
Yes. but il was a nch joke. yos
know"
Maybe she vhss. but | guess | le
! do. goose cool of now. Here Is TIVE
six. seven. eight doilsr,. und o
shall go home 1 bad you goo; day
[ Dttro. Free FrcE-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
HUMOROUS.

ALWAYS goes around with n lon,
face-An alligator .-ldEcO5 StrIEss.
What IS vinegar without "A mother
IL il orphan very poor. -BJS!oH iran"
script
-Journcvmen tailors n work on
custom trousers are like Tilted women
sewing for breeches OF prom Sc
Boston Commercial BHlieiIn.
A writer saws: The bravo are
ALWAYS tender" What acowardly bird
the average spring chicken must be
.k0fcrrG ArJO.
An article in an exchange is heal
cd Mems Wives" There are so many
bows getting married nowadays, that
such 4 Distinction is ncceSsIry.-AorrEs-
tOWn H,rdd.
Boys PLAY ing base ball on SUNDAYS
in Kentucky have been struck by light
ming; but this in;crposition 81 ProNi-
dence cannOt always be relied upon.-
". q. PcryHne.
A New York paper say $ that in that
city irving at weddings has gone out OF
fashion. In Chicago the father OF the
bride does the crying when he comes 10
sctt e the bills.-N. !. Graphic.
A gentleman calling on n farmer
Observes /: MIR. Jones. your clock Is
not quite right. is it'' well YOU
see. sir" said Mr.. Jones. "nobody
don't understand much about that clock
but me. When the hands OF that clock
stand a, twelve. then it strikes two. AMI
then | know it is twenty minutes oil
scven."-BOStOH GLOBE.
DIR. Loring. the new Commissioner
of Agr culture. is the % of a c'crgy-
man who lived at North Andoy.r,
Mass. The story il told that he and
his brother were gaunt boys. Their
father sent them oneday 10 a ad accent
ca tle-show with some very fat hogs ,n
exhibit. The boys were rather proud
of the many compliments paid to the
hogs. until a farmer came along and
said TO an acquain'ancc. Mighty NICE
hogs these of Parson LOrIng's. but why
don't he give his boys more To eat aud
his hops less
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

O.. so a week. and when the hotel ball
had been used up an opportuns drais
arrived paying for the gentleman Q
board up to next October.
The ease Of Mr.. Escot, Is . little hard;
in fact. as figures show. it il is absolute
ly hopeless. The interest upon his debt
is. of course. charged against him. and
as this is S5a day. and he only able. as
q debtor, 10 Iiquidate 81. 80 a day b. the
passive act OF Incarceration. IL WI be
seen that his liability TO his Canadian
creditors is constantly increasing. They
can, as the law stands. keep him III lsit
until he dies there. AMI this, II IS said.
they intend to do, for the purpose Oh
hold ~ him up n 4 schema warning 10
Canadian bank clerks 10 abstain frori
evil doing. and L keep 10 mad the
moral import Of the adage VIII ch pnts
forth that honesty. ou SIDE oil innate
propricties, is the best policy.
Mr.. E-cott has made one or TWO A.
tempts to regain his liberty IN the
| Courts. but they have been unsuccess-
| ful, aud he has also made appea.s 10
| the mercy of the Company which were
equally inefficac Gus. Offering Ia secure
work and u over half his salary I o
! his creditors. Quite lately 1t wa, III ms
power TO secure a plN ing situation Du'
he was unable TO take advantage OF A.
OF late he has been chatting q tue
restraint which has now lasted four
teen months. and IL Is not i'm,
! probab g that before long he VIII
make a statement which VIII
be interesting To- many people IN IMAM
cial circles il Montreal. lie claims 10
have in his possession knowied1c Oh
transactions which will show very
prominent LEGAL gentleman OF Montreai
in a very un'ayorablc light, ana also
shed lustcr upon the dealings oil other
prominent citizens of the Cana Ian
commercial capita, where, 1t Is hn"wh'
some years s'ncc, large fortunes "erc
made in a very short space OF tine by
parties ON the inside OF stock deals.
OF late Mr. E-cott has been suffering
of a heart trouble, which his prolonged
incarceration has aggravated. ana
which may before very lon- hinder
HIN from continuing to play the part
of awful example TO the Canadian bank
clerks, and this has of late made him
specially anxious To regain his liberty.
The Trust Company. however. does
not seem to be cOmpa sgonate, ana, II
Mr.. EScott is really able 10 enlIghten
the world as TO the evil doings OF those
who have placed and kept him where
he is he may improve. while he GER
tainly cannot %injure. his prospects OF
rctease.-ChicaJO TTtJHnc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

WAR rHE EABr sArS

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= ss.t G "a 80
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N ~. q. Ssss<FvF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04

The French Government having ap-
piled the eiecsfSc light TO four OF ia
lighthouses. and be-ome sa,ssef with
the experiment. has resolved 10 ne il
on AZ lis other scs-.igpaling stsiiona
Toe cos. of the change in the system =
Sc, down - 7.ooo-ovO francs. but The
results gained appear 10 warrant the
additional expenditure With The I'D
dition of another 10000 francs the
steam power used 20 generEte the cleo
tricity nav. in foggy weather. be
aaap;ed to the blowing OF gigantic fog
horns The latter imProvemen; 70 M
der cousder4fou-