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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
iao Inside the Earth.

Thak the interior of the earth Is the
Ut Of intense heatlis + familiar truth.
Volcanic phenomens give us ocular dem
Of It. ~ Mining experiences
have furnished Us with On a.
most uniform rate at which the heat in.
creases, and this is generally cQmp.,ted
10 be About one degree Fahrenheit tor
every 3 fifty.fve feet Of descent: But
mining experiences are necessarily very
limited. The deepest mine in England,
that Of the Rosebridge 'colliery, near
Wiaan., takes us down only 2, 445; feet
and to q temperature not much exceed.
ing 90 degrees Fahrenheit. It y hol
anottph Is make the work exceedingly
trvine to the miners, but that is all. This,
however, is go TO speak) scarcely tra.
yetsine the earth's epidermis. But Il
we NAV assume 4 uniform increase o.
Neat in descending, the temperature at
A depth Of fifty miles may be expressed
in fiqures At $500 degrees Fahrenheit.
In othet words, at less than an eighth
81 the distance which, lies between the
,circumiotence ei the earth and Its cen
ter. tie heat would be about twenty
times the heat Of boiling water at tne
'sea.leVel. Prpportionate figures might,
Of course, express the heat at greater
deDths. sin, but figures fail to convey any
MA Ia the mind Of that which must
necessarily transcend all: imagination.
Snffioe Il to say, that in . descending
series We must eventually come e 2 heat !!
10 ereat that no substance with winch IN
.Ha 3 IA acquainted could, Under any con.
iitions which we can imagine, exist u, II
q either solid or fluid form. And We
3conclupe. therefore, that it the earth,s
center be not itself, in q gaseous condi
ton fand there j. every reason 10 INNS
that It NAV not be SOY there must pc |:
oaseosis zone somewhere between q solic
center and . solid circumference. fa
| ciis descenys.s avcrNi Is proveroiali!..
treatad ~ . truism. Butt the elas:i
anthors are to be our guides, and If in tn
center al our planet Acherotian shade
and E,vsiAn fields are to be localized
il there viii be found practical difflcult'e
Of access which might We'll discourae
even 60 substantial . parsonage as
Ghost Nor can the all-powerful inaaee
fnation accomplish the descent with an
annr6ach to ease. The distance We ma
snppose to be nearly 800 miles; 81
, Along q line of this length connecun
, the surface Of the earth WIN lts cente
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from some old trunk, or long unused
he'd. or from q crevice or crack wnere'
Years before, q painter or paperer un'
consciously entombed the tenacious htt;e
life-for bedbugs possess aremarkaple
which seems 70 pe = :ols ~
sub.curse attached to an unmltlgstea
evil. One very prolific ''origin' OF bed;
hnos is-perhaps it should be whispered
- church sociable, where, az Is usually
the case. wraps are laid aside In bed
rooms roo And a room occupied BY . per.
son who has recently come from q als'
tance should be frequsntly looked AFTER
for cushioned car.seats and sleeping
az are often infested. and perhaps
some one else's bedbugs seem . 1stt9s
worse than ssnatives." Horse cars,
waitine.rooms, and even church pevs,
harbor them, and in q place hauntea Dy
doves thew are almost sure to be founo'
Il The Southern States they are also
PARASITES q Of bats, though whether this Is
the at the North I am unable to say. .
When they are once in . room no rest
should betaken until they are destroyed
root and branch :. and simply 'doctor-
inp'' the bedstead does not sdthcee :, Inc 2,
Garnet should jbe, taken up ana wel
shaken, the floor should 30 washed !, as !, |,
the cracks in it cleaned, the walls s9oul4o
hi brushed or wiped and every loose
4 EDGE Of the Wallpaper and every grey
4 q, tho mon. hard should be carefully
examined, for bedbugs make their homes
II wherever they can find TEST ,s',., ior s q
soles Of their feet. They may even pc
fonnd in window curtains and tasseis:
and on the under sides Of furniture, and
, from these retreats they make thell
J, nightly raids returning .l q dayngn ~
A solution Of, corrosive sublimate IN 9!
, cohol, which, it should be remembered
is as fatal ia children IS i is 70 1nsects
; applied to all. lodging places, IS an on
remedy, partially replaced by the saie
!. application, Of kerosene, benzine, tnr
: pentine, whisky, and almost ,anyt1inl
J, With = pungsnt, disagreesble odor
;. These can be applied By a small syringe
2 4 feather, or 8 brush.n Kerosene an
y turpentine retMn tneir wv MAI y; Il I'm =,
d while bennnet evaPors.s sa; sap ~ ~ ~
v fire. Quicksilver and the whites Of egg
!, beaten together, another old COMPOUND
- is Just g goo Wisn 'ns g gun Shici
|. out, as n Qnly MaHcs : . I. srrs, e en-,
d II 1t covers " : Du :. s~' 1t slnm n
= cessful. As1ong solnuon 9! a!am g
O. water y an e1celens sa;nn s.Se to ha,
4. h:fthe Advantage o. D. os snss go When
re de.ano !? kssP ,d - y w = snll Of the ere
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began to think the matter serious ana
to ask himself If he had not made . mis-
take. When Saturday came, altnoogn
badly injured, he could not help gong
down again; he felt, after all, as II ne
must see the lovely face again, again
touch the sweet lips; he hardly knew
how to wait longer for the pressure OF
the dear arms. But the house was
closed. The two old servants lett IN
charge said they had no instructions e1.
cept to "stay on" And nobody co9ld
say whittier Miss Rivers was gone: NO.
body knew, in fact, that she had any
where to 20 to, it being generally sup
D ,sed she was that fortunate BENG
born to good estate without relatives,
her cousin Francis Rivers and his VIE
being quite overlooked:
But it was to the shelter of her cousin
Francis Rivers's Newport villa that
she had betaken herself, a welcome
guest, during the two months that they
fingered there after the full swing OF
fashion was over; and when they re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia,
after a round of rather quiet if elegant
gayeties there, she departed with MN
and his wife for European
Journey, and all that Mr.. Vincent Mau.
rice heard Of her for the next two years
was a notice in some newspaper taa'
, Mrs. Francis Rivers and Miss Kate XIV
+ ers had been presented to the Queen oJ
the American Minister, and the beauty
l and the exquisite dress OF the younSe'
t lady had created sensation AZ I'M
3 Drawing-roou ,, -. ..
( II at the end 81 it all the child OF mature
r had not been transformed into the brl!
4 liantlv artificial woman of the salon, !
s was because of the gentle. wisdom Of he
cousins, who knew just where TO stim q!
d late and where to reptess, until tn
It qraciously developed brain and sou
It were evident perhaps triae soone
It than thew would have been otherwise
" for Mr.. Vincent Maurice need not haV
/, troubled himself with any fear thai
k when the bud was already so lovely, tt
70 fullsblossom would be less than pertec
" 1.-The had but given it time to bloom, II
IN stead of rudely tearing it open.
o. He was not a very happy man in tho
It. DAYS; he remembered with increase
er bitterness the brief happiness OF oth
,el DAYS. He longed now with all his hea
q to see Kate Rivers once again, sure tn
nd all would then soon and easily be mo-
til right. ..' .... -. ....o.o, ~. 60
he His longing was answered; ne 50
he her again. It was in the court OF
N, Grand Union at Saratoga, one evenl'
zen when the electric light was burning, q
he the fountain blushed in the hues OF
do Tho nrec;ons stones. and the trees Wav
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

"Whate Not2 Not my cousin Fran.
cisl Who, then, are your" cried the
young beauty, in = quick fame of indig-
nation, in which, to say truth, she looked
lovelier than ever. ysl
"Ia am MIR. Vincent Maurice"
And for all answer Miss Kate Rivers
clapped her hands upon her face and
ran away round the piazza, and behind
the lattices, and out Of sight, as fast as
her feet could fly. .,.t. :. -.
1t was not a very promising begin
ming, but lightning falls where it will,
and Mr.. Vincent Maurice was very near
ly in love. He came over in state next
day, with his mother and Mrs. Stanton,
to make his peace; and perhaps because
he found the maiden refractory he be-
came all the more in earnest, and be-
fore week had passed it was all over
with him, and he felt life was not worth
living without Kate Rivers. And little
Kate, who had known not dozen men
in all her life, and never had lover.
when her indignation had died out, had
all her defenses down, and thought so
fine, so charming, so ideal, so perfect a
gentleman had never been completed on
this earth as Vincent Maurice was, and
returned his love with idolatry.
| Well, it was q season Of rapture, thai
summer. 1t seemed to Kate that hap
piness could 60 no further than sitting
BY Vincent's side, rowing on the rlve'
opposite him, riding through the fores
ways, with all the glorious green ant
golden glooms and sun-lit spaces abou
them. Happiness made her more OF ;, {
child than ever; she could hardly wan
for dancing, she could hardly speak 10
singing; bird, a bubble, any light an
airy thing, was less light and airy, les
gay and sparkling, than she. ~
At first Mr.. Vincent Maurice foun
!. this simply intoxicating; and perhaps
g would still have been as much so, II
J. the end of a month of it he had NJ
: brought down Mr.. Godfrey, q peculiar
Il staid and elegant counterpart OF h'msel
!, and all at once seen these gay, iran
d ways with that friends disapprovlr
i ewes. The friends eyes supplied a ne
g point of view. 1t was the first sensatlt
IS that he had had that she was not alt
J. gether faultlsss, but it was not the las
d When he came from the city at anoth
ID time, and found her trimming the char
al for some festival, sitting on the top OF
Of pair Of steps, and wrapped round a!
" round bv some Of the rustic youths WI
the long oak.leaf garland with which t
te walls above were testooned tlll $
Q, looked like a dryad, when, seeing bill
no she stood up, breaking all the gre
Il. bonds asunder. and sprang down
, 1881-10-31

ma MofHfs ttutrn1 ftf9tSfsr.
It IL q auu thug to Katnur W street, ln
Now York lily allA sul,l thum We1t in tlie hellof
th.4t wGn rutHveIl lrs,tll the corrIIptu,R intsn-
plltca ot u NruAt elty thUy will AroW up ~ ht.
uG1llu hu1lt',t lurn RlIt wHr!ly cittzeiIs htllnc
yehrs uRn wtIa,l spsrrnE hundred II thoxD New
York ENM1lk wrrs! keitt tn lt*a, tho prediction
WIS Hlu.ae ln tho lfrutsttF that snmu Vt thonl
wot'l.l pr,tn nl9ut ~ sa!,.absc iinposnttoas ~
nf the,,l l..tyr aol.e. tho business OF trstn-
wlW1lnk Tie evidence IL Full! to- 10
clear hciatl! Il dot1t thut tho wrenkInR 0f t91
train rrGGntiy uu tito burlington. Cedar Rapid.
4 inrthern ls3ntl WnH tho work of
snlno Ut those forIHer street willis. ThlA
Hhnws tl1nt t'hlnGd will toll" Adopted lnt0
pt,o country ll0tnest nlld seArcs ntnta you'd sur
ItltlnlilVk, thusp streot wnifs hrcAk forth into
t.v!Nla nj tho irst appurtuulty. cuMtu0 IL lnwas
tliuy gt.nnged THUR sky hut mt THUR nature,
lcrhnAs little csn 10 .lono 20 prevent lhcso In
arUn al wul! ~ mcIl cun euinu shiu luw.. Without
u V1isHlAIrt. Tho. cssuH fs III tAstrtirttyu uls.
hliwvvor, til thu sou.l people wtn Arc wtiluH to
alnpt eht|.tFcn lntn their 0Wn faE,lee. Lot thum
luHk u1buut MtnutK tho puOr Hll4 orphaned Gull
lrou III 4u1ir nwl nu!4liburhaNi bof0rU tlttoptipR
strcet wntfe Wla. Welu loeN w1h tt!n tl4! uuts III
well US tho hlootl OG erltntuhgs: OthurWtsc they
hlny tlNd IN aoiH1 yootl, Ptuplv H!rcady have.
tllat they have spcnt ycNrs of kindly curt, rear-
inE trata.Tr0ckeEs, iAurly beRanS Ill haspr.
aud. whl'c II 4oss lH,t cnl tAurr. II would cer.
ircn to think eAr0snIly 1t MI tile pour ind oF.
I,hANgl uhr3 III thclF own luMh!unty, and Dt
thGlr uwn auluAlnt4uces noturo lhvlsh!ng what
Ii tuo often u MislakDH generally on tho chll'
dreu ct ortulo taken from lbs struats of great
clt3sa.
, 1881-10-31
TWO LOVERS ELOPE.

= 4 Fail
a missouri Last Enope* WIN aes 1'"s. ran.
crs* lIlrcd 1Ian-'The Old 1Inn Pursuea
Then, witt. 1t slaot$lsn-IIe 0vcrtahca
tho ru:itise. aud q opsn. t.,...,, Flr'-fae'
capu "nu ,a.:s,..s S - ~. ....,sa 5tson,
s0s<ta' ohpaesh to ias esteaao 3faoaTe. It, :,
,,ioo, 1nri,. In nm rinrrIssnut Valley not taurs
tn,,, -, ho,,,,. asIvc frn,,, tho northoru cI,y
,,! ,mi, ny ~ ~ nous ~ @ NV nycr most
sensational slo,'ruUnt which. t'Uk place on
'rhurslay iust II, that neghborluoI. Miss Car
thut ] scotiou d of tho couutry, bus disupprntea Ia
eo'npa'.y with young lua,. NAMED ne4ry ol,
rar,. loavinx amonE othor r%srsonn' % tsa ti@p;ss. p;s.
iqo's @ a % n"Gen fs! oTof "a,o ~ oati, Two ur,
irs issxsSsk; sas % %'ss r., cSs;,s MT waq pS9s sp
Sa1 a .Ht ae t ,sp hnor.. ~ ,s IT, vIr nsn II s
luH vuitS ni, IN ,s AuKs sho s was S csaEo
~ 'nV, ~. sH1 ,p ni,er M MtIy this ge
r.. tts, ~ 1 t.a @ T. y, s,or 'ht hcr hlftr.
tMm va a' etn,II,,H ,1,,t snn,nnncd tp old Ut.
Tnt Of % NM OF thn i,unnn 1Snrref1 1h mhr hnv Int
n6 n6nsg @ Ia IT,, alsVnaEEa III p!acs
Medx' Msrx 9' " io wsaR On FaSrsdaS astssooa
Ms9 ,.i.tt a 1,o,'rs.i,nr @ o1' and ieft tho
H. sts .',.o,,t ,ck IN ti,o aitsr,,oo dressed
viii nols tha, nsi,al cure: Iler ia.hs1 W. W.
pcl.ul to 70 to her raon few moments ~ . brr
ngT 't. ~, Ia + ,',nr "Grtt. saying
!atow utn.nR taa tR.etstht 1uot 1mM,rr. and
that sH nn gone 9i @ IL g,i1a ssry 70 Sao III
9aa es., 9'Raxe to torGst her 9thSr q ,ss I'LL H.
ieG ; ,., ~ "r'4sv s,s'1 I'll M mn,ins and tue s1eet
.! to1s LILLY tsn nssNu, ,s,a aou nrrt.rd,. uluy bs
1ss so1H tr r tpMt III i, wo iii ubouiE
~ aa h!s ln xtoF st St So; aa stxt ~ n1 a' tha
T." s"sIr @ ae n%rT,eu r. 10 cue q no u
"fss txcs a !t,,,ro II iex NV wn!sh ths ouas
!Aily naN Hone lno. !ol!uMug ~ sni!,, spi turned
thy Wheel'lruks 0l nnEEy Wuen s'ai mi aurs
toWnrti tho Spanisa f6hd. ~ n"a Win III, lii.
fnr 1efor., by saW .,,,a tao nagvS n wa aud ~
bd!@rR aud h1s datlghlcf ~ ~, ~ "',,rew lhs
! soo,1 Us hu K6t III rshgse ,s.,,a ~ Ills nprss.
aans 10 @ ~ ! sa1'"ae, anh r, kfg rcuIctl 1nd
,htsy ',l% apu spfl"ei als aak,S I'D as
heard ma MNRn!nf seseam, aa nm I'll in aricf
next Momsnt ihe buggy too ,,e eantI III - nuu uf
ng!'t1st 7 WMyasav tfce. knoesna a,."u, IN utIEe
themselves fr01 tho wreck taa .naa1 ~ 1,kn cats
WtHtls ieivIHk tho ON Rcht!e!hSat' Sa.. ..s ,nnbd
Of himself ~ best no ,,!!KAs, and% % ~ w ~ biz
to cont1n!o mo o6Ise on Mocu""t, ',!r ,ab rus
, 1881-10-31
A DIAMOND THIEF.
AlRERr t,E TIIE MOST ENrkIsT hNEAK-THlEV
mir


IN TIIE COUNTRY.
Hp4ctdi UispdIfa 70 1hs Chfeaeo 9Fthuh*.
SEw Yol:K, Oct. :D,--Ially Mcf.can, altas
"pot" Hamilton, said To hn 0llh ni tho most
expert OF tho numerous Antnk'.l'loves III tho
United States, ,as agatn lallcn fntn tho
l.y.s,ds Of tlie police. ltd waa arrested carly
,llls morning III suspicion Of m'lng
,tololl u quantity Ut valuable tlla-
LIonds III ljoston. l.ast Wednesday, all
Elegantly dressed lnall, having tho appcn'-
ullco a,,4 MANNERS 0f n gentleman, entered
t.a store Of tie Alorse lli0u,oul-t'uttlng
Company, NJ. i'll, Washington street, los
ion, and nskeu II lIe shown sumo tl!uln0nds,
~ lle wished to .nake soluo purchases for IL
bridal gitt. Mr.. NURSE waited on lin,
stoncs tor Ills uppr0yal.. ,'rhe cusloIrnr OK.
nlht1lol tue gems Iltinutc!y, sceI'lad ,lillcnlt
in please. nsRl tinally,. hElef s,ccu1'ying Mr.
Aorse's attention iug at,uut 1Iteen minutes,
LEFT wirlluCr puHclAstSG,
hut promlse,l to call nxal,., Astur liz )lau
Rt}1l0 hr. NURSE llsrDtrrcA tllat stones tn tho
value Of St.70 Ind Disappeared. Mcl.eat!
liere %as y toisy. ilis ti.ley!ux spsoJcs
jnyo been inamy atM varied, one af his
FORMER occupations being tlo abstraction
.l yaluailcs lroln steamship stateron'ns. ~,
iI9s 4olle slx years ssrS!cs n'td VIZ u! Hai
,ii"iaontis il tl!ts rity list Anil ,lct.ra, j
Hs Ssvofif 1f'sn!ia 1ao as of " a.o has bton III
ee case Il, tl4is clty aiai uoste,'. lie Itas eI!t
cate.l lIilseif np 10 tie business OF tho s..l
III. iii extent That tic sllrewt!est .leaiara ar
uaally aleeafvcl by llls buslncss'llSe Huaaes
and conversation.
, 1881-10-31

Horrible Dcntll of n Hyoottsnnn In The
Depths Of n Forest.


Special utgpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
' LtrT1.}, ROCK, Ark, Oct ;I0-A terrible nccl.
tlcut Ia rnporieu this afternoon from Carroll
County, In the northwestern Jnrt of tho State.
Thomas F1,ltx, lat,orer, hld been erGng1h FOR
some woeka past In cutting sawloBs III tnc
,nuut,tole1a. He erected n tempurnry cainp under
tho trcps, and rcmatno1l almost constantly tn
the wupfa, returning ut intcrvRs to his family.
Il hight or two nKo Il violent storm Of wfna
swcpt through tho tDoi,ntaius, destroying vast
tracts OF ti1ubor. Il larg0 tree was blown acrpss
tho rude hl,t occupied by nitx, who hnt rcttred
and was sound usleop. lcayiuE tho camp Fire
still b,rnInX. limb Of tho trco fell on tho Sleep
ing man, plnatng him to tho cnrtl' and wouna!nE
him tutaIly. Ito w1s conscious. but llnap!o
to move, and hts cries Of aaot,y could not he
heHrt as he was In the midst q y ionely forest;
miles away from hui1un hnoltat1on. To ndd
frssh hurror to tho oAIamlty, tho trce hy whose
brat,ul, he wns iniprlR0ncd took Tire from the
slno.'acrln9 coals Ut bis canp t'rs Fan.sa ny
tho wind tho ttnules sprenu rapidly quickly con-
su,tE tt1e inMiu body VI tho trce and sprcatltn4
10 the branches. 1'!ltz, held rs by vice, could
do uuthtttg, and tho tlrG soon reached him.
When iiscoyorea by his frIenos hc was doat,;
hntil logs belng hurntor nnd larR6 hole burned
in Ills aldG.
, 1881-10-31
bruised and tut a1,nlt t1Ie hsad Thu to,,,, .
troll nrrtstesl, 6rrr 9rn 1t tlrtIty lsrnI tIn '
l'ntin .Ir. Jnurf t'nnpn1n his tnstu y; r.. "n''
Oid, Louis Cnmulck, mud f.bufe Sutzel. ''s0
ADJUSTMENTS.
st.HOC{:A{,(;fD,,s

=, "mocuAcClo:" y. ,'.e.. s[,,.,,s ,!,at
pcjoro tho c,,rtutll rose OH The t}esnn, tc,+s
nnro NJ MnVjckrr', 1ott evening. NJ p.s'otn' .a
,,a,,. ,',,1,o,,'a h"x "yor ,,,ro, ~. 80 aaeh In.
r1e"so hl"'et'ee nus o'ur tutHu" o1tt ID this cIty
tu SEQ Gerinan play. tit'l It IA very seldom I'm,
m Enalish performance drawssuch M a,1d,enc.'
t',r,.,,t on ~. av".,ine ,s,rn ~ tns lmsense
.".n"u. ~. .Mss u,ss WHY .W'.told Ia
thu 'lrst piacc' Won stpife eechrntctl operetls
"llocc.cclo" WIS IN tho bills. In which MI'.
schuenhcrr n now orur.tIu so,1bret, W.. ''.ss VI
,,,l.n ,,or ,1,ut In i'm 1oo,l,nv ,,nrt on Has 10
,.n"u ,..p! ~ ',,'a,.. IT, aaa With M
o1hofwisn exeoitoht tnhe. i'occaceio" has
never bDtn given by uerrun1 company III thI,
city, ind, ns tho rnst gnyo promlsp Of \ rsas as
nrrfor,n,,,,ee. It wus hut ,,nt,rnl In A.. ZOO
thoatre Well ill'ea' unt LUG sno"tfo would bot
haye bcen ns crowded M H. was hua Il
,,os.cnt,or,s t,f vm atrul,,.n. wI,n o,o 3as ~
,na n,t,. ,xo,,td ,y,tpess I'm nors,r,ao .o aowia
tne SltJ' "o'tu ".s.eas nv pe..ot.n .nahce, III
1nnhngorb AnV1hG Ilacoa as LINER HI6posllths
two pr0sctnitHl boxes. IhGf0 were nb0ut ~
, 1881-10-31
Arrest Of 1tnllroad.1I Charged with
E}YllldifMEs

gpee&ai Dltpateh to THIS Chteaoo TrtbaHs-
MtLwAuKEE. Wis.. Oct :1.-At iat1 hour lust
night EsanFey of 'thls vtty, an'l Jod
t1uvin, OF htenueha, Wcrc arrested on warrants
awoen nut BY Il. II. Abbott, Trustee OF tue Wiz
cot.sn Central llnilroad. OIL Il charge Of co'-
Hpiraoy IN swlndic tho roat'. To-Day It leaked
nut thtt f.yo tnys ago c!eyen cosHlWesors on s!lo
roal wpru discharged lUr stcAing Ir"nt tho rond.
Thoy hnsl clulbetl together with nuinbDr nf
station agents. and were returnug tickn1s With
uut l,etng lnlnch'! TO tho agents. IL he au'a
nEnlp, nttl tIy Aly,lng hctwcc't themselves
1Mstrly nil Of tho cash tukcn In lieu Of tickets.
thNt Tiny hays 1eat awt1,l!rsl out Of frn.n $iU1
tn $lh0f1. Tho enndActurs wnro Al5', !f calltnta
with Ecn!pcrs. Att wt're holl'E them tickets TINT
rests Will tullnw, ,s the evidtaeo OF lilo thovery
IA rury AtrOngs
, 1881-10-31
A lsrmreetahIe Colorcd Ttnsl and His
Wife Murdered by Rand Of Negro

Special Dtipatth to 7at Chicago 7f'tuHt.
L1TTEE ItoCK, Ark, Oct. ::a.-Tho dwelling Ut
Henry Cannon, VI iadualraous alld Intelligent
coiured man. living III tho Interior or Cross
Cn,,nty, was surrounded by number Of artntHl
neytoos iaHs night, wha eassc" for Cannon 70
cornc ont. susiecsins ,lnnger Cannon declined.
wl,eu tho Railing purity attempted TO elect MI
cnttsuce l,y breaking t!t,wu tho door. Cannatl
n,st, h!s wife threw themselves aFe!tst It NJ mntt
Illlliiej Dlt.lrslulers then began firing thr0tt4h
tho .oor. llterul!y rt!GltnK It With lillnts hiiss.
i.at,1pu WIS shut n tho brcnat nld fell ,nck oil
Tho fo0r, dying In il INV nnntes. Cunsioa him-
self rcu0lyod II mortal wound, bn!nK ahtt twice
In thu huad. No Cause III Hssxnul for tho OUT
fnXe., Several arrcxta haye he1n f,ade.
, 1881-10-31

Of trng II burvlur w,ts caught attempting TO nd
mn!stcr chIortfnrn, TO young Indy asleep In
her l,e.l. Ito bnl mnny nan,ea, tho last ono
rlyon ,cit,x t.anu 1fo n&tomptcd 10 escape from
rho s,,nri carrying him 10 prsn,. ~ te!.;nE ana
of tho guns. tlo wat inmct!'ntely ,!reM Ho e"n
kllicJ III ts vttlrlty and c hntl ilo Know ocft'
,,cctt0n with tho Itpycn.te Department.
, 1881-10-31
TOR CHARITY.

Tho Chicago Dramatic Club, under the abls
dictatorship Ut Mrs. Anna CuwotI lfobk!rk. xa
perform tho play Of ~ Itomco and juliet" at thu
Grand Upertl- i1oilac, on Thursday afternoon,
Nov. j, for, tho bunclle OF tio Michigan sufferer.
bir. Ous. Fischpr will take tho r'iu OF Romeo md
atlss Nellie rrlndlyllc That OF Juliet. Tho SUP
xqgt ,g,pbruces soua Of tho best known and post
rrs'lGsilt, ,nr our aI,Atcur dramutists and thoss
win nttond i.ay rest assured Ut Afternoon o.
extraurdlnary enloytncnt. 1'hu raase ioFard
which Tho uutir1 tIr6cecIs, except tho expenses
1T printing, viii Gr ,evuted IL ltsrlf worthy Of
double uxcrttnn iii thu parL OF UHF Gt!ze6st 10
rentter the entertainment Il Llna1ltlal sletesss
rlckct3 81, tn AIi paris or tho house. cxcflauge.
lttt mt tho box Uf!Co for reserved sca1s, utc 10"
ul sale, 4nd nou9 sh0lIltt delay obtaining lhe@,
, 1881-10-31
Arrest Of Another IeettlattnE rostnl
Clerk.

Spyttdi ptspdt<h to 1ht Chttato 1tttltnt.
OMAHA. Neb., tut. .N1.-Ilan Varry, lloHtnl clark
on tue uhlon EactItu, was tottay arrested by
iost-aitico Inspectors Furay, spybn,, Stuart,
and lIellsnW for rot.blug reRlsteEn4 null on hia
run between keArnoy ant S!dney. Carey, who
has heen lMgel In tlla On.alsa dull, stole reg
tstcrui package lt1rro 1ttDnths NHn cnutMItttEIs
.ttti stunt y ttlN Otnaha First National Hunk il,
iho I,natlwUrl First NatluhNl hank: nud prab..
,y s,i,,,ntted t,thsr thoEts. iln lne0nttsss, as1.a
iias ErCn III, ft,5&,. liz Inns i1rcn rlatntng OH
thu r.M for atKhtcrn tnn,Itl!t. llo was formerly
cterk In the liCArney Fost-t]I1'eG.
, 1881-10-31

Spktfd! Utspdteh to Ths tnea7a 11brHs.
tslikus,i, Wis, Oct. W.-ncputy-Shcritr Whit
ner Of Waukesl,n arrtye! Il0re nn Saturday
ntRht In search Of ono E.twarei Fuller, WHO ls
wanted for larrcny. Wcttncr wus ,nahlutl to
trace Tho tclIow 10 this p0int by lmarlIn3 train
tekan by Hullur's wife uul watching her mova.
,ncn1s. Whpn shu sseppsh from she traln hero
aho wns met by Fuller md pstrtetl To II haok.
When HoltHer stepped f0rwHrtl to t'i'ikg tli,
RIM tnt,,uKll a llln,ber-yari which Is ,lntrr
wutcF. lii was Grud up0lI, but thu shut d.t ntr
taku eflcet, aud he esc4pcd undcr cover VI tho
night.