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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
Tn. Ja,I a, ru Insaps Asylum.

Another insane man was brought ID from the country Thursday and placed in the jail. ThIs makes two ot these unfortunate men now Tn ihe Jaii' TOT whose care or treatment there can De DO possible provision. One Of iheu' recently escaped fIom the hospita'' and unless taken care of, 1t IS saiu'
 will dIe before long. The authorities should direct their attention to the placing of them in a suitable institute where they can be properly cared for
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
In. Grsa, New York Humanitarian.

Henry Bergh advocates fogging in every State of the Union, as well as by the National Government, in place of imprisonment. He says: " There are I2, 900 criminals in our Sta1e pris- ons, and S0.O00 more in our jails and penitentiaries, of whom New York City alone supplies o5, 900. The cri inal classes cost S6, GOO, OOO a wear in New York, and there IS one church to every 2O00 citizens, and a rum shop 10 every D.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET.

Furnished by the commission house os J. A. McFasdsn & -Co. w Quotations are United States gold
 BACON l. nglee 2 ID; East ern. l9G2sc D 10.
 BARIEY-S2; ground, s2S.
 BEANS-BayO, 4c-
 BUTTER-In good demand and pdtes trni o0c 70 sI per roll.
 CHEt SE-Isg2nc g 10.
 CORN NE ,L-S3.SJS3 eo-
 CR ACKED CORN-S2 @.
 EGGS-Sl0 per case. .,.. ., tLUCk- Steady California choice, Ss[,s.oJ @ bbl: Arizoua dO, s7.50Ss e Dbl.
 FRUITS -OTangr-, Mexican, sIoSN v Al : lemons, s25 2 M ! mes, SIS P M.
 UAy-Choic S.2 2 ton; common, S-O' LARD--I Gl6c q lo- ..-,.,-,.-,--,- NUTS-BrazlI, 2lc r 10 California aluiono-' L..- 2sc g 10: wrlnuJs, i2s.c q 10; pean rI" slO 5J g 100 lbs; peanuts, roasted s4S A1O lbs.
 POTATOES D c 70 lbs; "ee,, % pDI-LTRY-( uickcus sell readily at s' 9J v dor: aucks. T. 30 P duE; lurkgys, S2c ID, VEG ABLES-Caboage, ic 2 lpi Ssutl; s. s5 flower. 7e is 10; turuip-, se q To- osels 4e Io; carrots. 4c S Ib; YsEsnips' Se !'' '''--' tess, ss S !e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22

PROFESSOR examining a student What is |" virgin forests" Student A forest where DO man has ever been. Professor (severe!y)-Shall l never be abe 10 induce you 10 express your ideas elegantly and classicaliyf Why couldn't you say "a forest where the hand ut man has never left it's foot prinL!n
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
WY, snon,d slu.h to Murmur.

If there Is anything that will draw ou, all the descriptive ability Of & Tucson reporter, Il is the opening of a pew lunch stand. Ia this they excel s, artis,s-wsrd painters, ss il were. -GEpitsph,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
Important Strike Near Calabasas.


 Col. 5 kes to-day received letter from Calabasas announcing that the prospect tunnel of the Gold Mountain Tunnel c, mpany had siIurk three feet of fine. looking metal l20 feet from the surface. The ledge thus encountered is a blind ode, and therefore wholly unexpected. IL was not anticipated that auy mineral would be sirucS be- fore a distance of at least 300 feet had been reached, This tunnel is being run into what is known as Gold Noun ,ain, near Pete Kitchens, 10 pr"spccl for a ledge. in the surface of which are ancient Mexican workings. Col. Sykes leaves tonight for the scene 0i the strike.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22

TIE examination of Rourke' TOT 'ne killing of Schneider at Charleston will probably take place before Juoge Neugas, on Monday. The exam'oA, ton of Robert Petty, "n the charSe vi v, being accessory before the Hc'' "i'l also take place ou the same day. SUD panas have been i.sueo for tue "i' nesseS,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
MANHOOD RESTORED.

.a.,,r, of ,srly imprudence, causing sI',, nsr,, A thiI;,S IigIIu % prsmsIure decay, ei'' ns'ing on, afoi'My, Y!,u every known remedy, nss ais, , t;iss te simple nean. Of sefcaEs' "nssP sS1 as S8 Syli send free to his fsllow .s5y5s S,,cs, N SI u RFXVEss e GhAiaAn suoSr "' A'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22

nuRISe the week ending Januar! Har,haw stock opened iu the oOs'o" Board st $S, touched S6 darlnS 'D' week, and closed ct Ss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
Interesting Statistics.

CHICAGO, January 19.-The Tri- bune's Washington special says; Gen. Walker states that the percent age of census increase Is as follows: Alabama, 28; Georgia, 30; Delaware, IT; Louisiana, 29; California, 5i; Maryland, 19; Illinois. 2l; Missouri, 2.6; Iowa, s.6; South Carolina, Al; Michigan, S.s; Texas, 94; Nebraska. 26S; West Virginia, S9; Ohio, l9 Flor ida, 42; Wisconsin, 25, Kentucky, 24; Colorado, 3S3; Arkansas, 6J; Kansas 173; Indiana, r; Mississippi, 37, Minnesota, 77; North Carolina, 30; Nevada, 46; Tennessee, 23; Or egon, 92; Virginia, g; Arizona, 9i9; Connecticut, 15; Massachusetts, 9 {; Rhode Island, 27; Maine, .03; New Ham pshIre, .09; Vermont, .e0J; New Jersey, 25; Pennsylvania, %; New York, 16; District of Columbia, & {; Montana, 90; Utah, 60; Wyoming, l2s; Dakota, s5; Idaho. IA; New Mexico, 29; Washington Territory, 2l3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
Congressional

(OhEIesslbhaA
 WASHINGTON, January l9. - The House Committee on Territories agreed to mako favorable report tn he House upon Delegate Camp bells bll providing that all Territorial officers whose offices are located by Act nf Territorial Legislature, and the salaries or fees of which are payable Ly the Territory or people, anu not by the United States, shall be appointed O. elected in such manner as has been or may te provided by the Legislature of each Territory. The committee also agreed to report favorably the bill to annul and SC. aside the act of the Territor- ial Legislature Of Arizona, which au- thorized Ihe construction of railroad between Maricopa and Prescott. The Canada-Pacino Railroad.
 NEW YORK, January 20.-The Trib- une's Ottawa special says; In the House of Commons to-day, Blake re- sumed debate on the Pacific Railroad resnlu ions and continued speaking until II o'clock, when he moved 6 general amendment 10 the resolution amendment, which IS of considerable length. IL gives a general history Of the question; makes a comparison be- tween the contract terms new beng considered and those proposed in 1874; calls attention to the UnerOus provisions of the present contract, which It contrasts with an offer Of the Syndicate, and concludes by asking why the House should not legalize the erms of the contract now before il. The debate was continued by Sir L.. Tilley, who proposed an amendment and defended the Government resolu- lions. He was followed by Sir k. I. Cartright, in support of the amend ment. He is still speaking. and il is not probable that vote will be taken tonight.
 Cold Weather in England. LONDON, January 2O.-With the partial restoration of the telegraph wires prostrated ny the storm in En- gland, instances of persons being overwhelmed by snow and frozen to death are reported from various dis ,ricls. Railway trains had 10 be abandoned in the sn0w-driits where only tue funnel of the engine wss visible.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-22
OVER THE WIRES.
Condensed Telegrnms.

VI N@-N Pacific Rsilroad, in an interview, says there is DO prospect for the con- solidalion of the Southern Pacific and Unlon Pacific Railroads.
 An aged couple named Booth, in New York City, were found starving last night and cannot recover. They were nine days without food.
 The Chinese treaties will be con- sidered in the United States Senate on Tuesday next.
 The Chinese Treaty.
 NEW YORK, January 20.-A Wash ington special says: The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations is finding serious objections to the Chi nese treaty ID reference to immigra- lion. The trouble with il is that the language is SC obscure that it IS sus- ceptible of various interpretations. l. gives the United States sole power ,c regulate Inc immigration of labor CTS If the lower classes of Chinese citizens. Unfortunately there is nOth- ing in the language to define what shall be meant by "laborers. IL does not appear whether merchants or ar,esans are 10 be included or nut under the languabe used. The Chi nese Government might claim that c gar makers, or laundrymen, or car penter-, or expert miners. or black smiths, or any other similar class were not debarred from coming here. This evidently does not meet the difficulty, since the chief objection 10 Chinese has come from such tradesmen us ci- gar-makers, shoemakers, etc., who claim that they canno. compete with Chinese labor. Another thing has been overlooked, and that is. 20 men, lion IS made of females. Some Of the committee think there will have 10 be du cubib lhcAC NO iuONAAl hhS AoA 6A"5S so as to be made explicit on these points. Even if tue matter has 10 be referred back 70 the Commission for further consideration by them and the Chinese Government. The majority of the Commission are so anxious, however, to get the matter settled iu some shape at an early day that they are disposed to strain a point of con- struction to accept the documents.
 Heading Them or.
 NEW YORK, January 20.--Rufus Hatch has begun suit in the Supreme Court against the Western UnIon and Atlantic and Pacific and the Ameri- can Union Telegraph Companies to prevent the proposed consolidation He has obtained an injunction re- siraining the defendant companies from entering into any agreement of consolidation, and from increasing their capital stock, and other matters
 Interesting statiatica
, 1881-08-30

THE people w!,u nre i,npattcntly outlining
ten. Arthur'A i'Ulicy III tho ,lltecttm, Uf
ct,Mklsngsm lit ctss President Garfield tic
hro not true friends nf Arthur. Tile courso
tIluy suggest ls 80 fnulllar,!y that It II Highly
Improbable, Gcli. Arthur Is DcltGyell 10 bc II
inalt Of good sense. NJ nll,l IT good se.Isu
deliberately anagoMlxes public ul,tllioli When
lle administers public irust. The country
is satisfied with tlle present Cabiilrt a1la with
tho general pulley Ut narilclh's A.tnllnistra-
tiatl. Any Indication Of ralliua' departure
from tits poIlcy ul.ler tl!e embarrassing eom-
tlittons In wtlcl, ue,l, Arthur will becutno
President, If 1T alf, will crcnte public dis
trust. Ill such cnsc Nuitenu's revolver will
litsc rlrvetl ,nnre l'uwcriul tla,, tlse l.epul,-
llcan party. Conkl!ng made Ills ligll. for
tI''rtl-tcrslsm ut Chicago, tsiNl wis .le5eatetI;
lru ,!,ain Ills tight fur tho smIla sys-
tein III Washington, usd was defeated; lie
inMtu Ills light fur "vflittEcuttun at Al
bany, a,l.i was defeated. This uugl,t 10 10
enough. II ten. Arthur bs tic Intelligent
iial Ills rrienlts bgiosn lin IL bc, lio cont,ot
fall to understand the popular cunderl,:t-
tim uf Conkllngism aud tl,u lcplorabln
events with which 1t is assneIatcd. ana l,o
will not curse his OWL future by sttnlilt;
sl'onsnr for Il II lie slulI beco,ne President ui
tho Unttc.I States.
, 1881-08-30

..'l'nE prospects ot tho Observation-Disclosures
ent.Ne)mblican llcket lutely nominated In
Mississippi arr nut encouraging. ~rm Vfcks-
burg Hcusld slocs not support 1t, and
i. Inns ,lo considerable Delnncrntic InIlowing.
The candidate for Governor, co. Bon King,
IL a determined hint, mil Insists upeu his
rights to n frc5 lial1ot anil II fntr count. It
lip cnllll seeure tl,enl l'o might cnsily be
elected. pray!,Ird tile regroes cus1d be as-
sarett nj their personal safety I,u. III sHrl.
ASSURANCE las yet ca1i,u trn,l tho uilior sl.lc.
cnt. King sail In Ills sl,ttcll 'iccep.thg Tho
nomination tilat le would lt'nls to the Calul,-
hell EIcctlon Gotla fur protection III tll9 pulls,
but would tleuon.l upon " tho little sfx-bar-
relied codes whiel, le antl his friel,ls W0ul.t
carry ror Satcty. lnasmI,cll as tlsesp "cotles "
arr nsoro coi,'mta s,i, tho othor sldo tl,an ",
l'a md thelr usp better understood, tho no.
g,oes will not take heart of hope frum the
program.
, 1881-08-30
PUBLIC OPINION.

thug that Jou,d aYurayass the .listress which
tho tteatt, ut the President would cu,,sc would
be m /, Valiant .tnmo,,straii ion n, tho % i,,rt | or
an E.ns ,nt. X'a [n ~ ien y yhn
- II IT. Hn tne9 ,a,.. Persons
~ res.I" 'oo "'t"A'1oh at4Hoss '"'e" ieet!uea VI
aeAph1s.
Nhw Haven 72c1tStci tDeln.): I}etWeen
WHITAKER and Flippur, tno eolotad catlo,s acoin
t, bo r1lthor y pour investment Ut West Polnt.
Tho former has been shown to lie mn unsntt1.
vnto,l frn,,1 nnl tte 1ntter ,Yho since prart1,n.
,s,,, nns i,oa,; =. tha ,,soy,o fr,..ot has .',sr
imn, n,rrstt'i t,r ri RhnfInr IL ctsnnn n All nF
Fort pMya. ns h was s1o,,t IL II H. iuto Moxlcs1
Wtn x St i' @ ~, m23cy, ;,! Fpner vAs
= MI IN H. ~ nHsn ~ n', on @ a horaa saia r fr
A'sa'' =: 49,. ;:
4 CORRESPONDENT Mt tho New York Times
, 1881-08-30

IN summing ,,u the evidence It, Il recent
hrOdc. of-protnlsc cnHo Id England. Lord ChInr-
.1nstce Ct,lorld&e mndo soinc observations which
will apnly with cruat foreo Ut, this sltie ri tho
Atlantic. 1t l,atl been urged TINT n law should
ba passed nbolishfng breach Of protnso nB n
Ett,ils11 0f action, but III this Wow tha J,orl
thief Justice did not cofnotdo nsgliihK that
cnscs were frequent IN which Il man paid lover-
like ntt1rcsscs tu 1twninhh hhi Induced her to
shllu tho soccty Of nthut mon III tho boiler tllat
tho ouKaKottient nr rnarrdaAe botrecn tuont wal
surely to hu casriet tt. II that min r0fusc To
cnrry nut that eontraot. the womnn was Justly
cItltetl to tannkns. THO cortrctncNs or tho
Views EXPRESSED by the otnittont ItrIst Will mt
Ge dispule, but thorc Ia no al1ubt thnt tim
tendency Of late in Englanl has boon to award
damages IN mi huiDunt fat beyond what tho
MERITS Ut tito hotlon sshrraitt. Tho ldtost In
stancd Ut this kind vua tho giving df Ii verdict
for 5000 III favor Of 1ttas Latnt', n naatutu
sp'nster, WHO, rs tho evidence pEa!niy ahbwad,
i1alo ytOlunt love to,h young ourntC, tho llev.
Mr.. Fryer, and induced hlm tD promise her nat-
rEnge. Misa Lamb wis ~ yeats Of .aRd ai,i1 3lr.
Fryor II whcn this Kloottiy incident began Gust
Ing its shadows Dref bis young LTD. About 800
lovD.lotters, n,nst OF them Of a thtisentihRy
gushing description, passed betwool, ttte partIes
but llnn11y ats. Fryer fell In love with n young
lady whose nyn c0rrcsponled sotnowllat with his
own, mud notified Miss I.'ithb or tho taot. Hha
promptly began suit for broltrh ot prnmIso, md
jury Envo t,ar n g. O00 tplrt for her lacoratcd
affections. Mr.. 'Frycf8 ea,sary. 10 $1,000 per
annNtu, and with b 4,00U Judgment hanging
over him tho cnnuccs Of his marrying tho othor
young lady arc exceedingly attcnuntcd,
, 1881-08-30


,i'tlE ,lefunt 0f Senator Ecsstntta HI TIM
Nominating Co1,snnlim, NJ Sata,,lat'cn las 10
s.nriaf Significance Ia Mr. Cunkttng. 'rfu
csllNli.tntc c,osc,I IN Mr.. Sesstu,Is' ,aec is n
s,mllg Administration atnli. ']'fM relwrls tn
tho Gs,htrnry Nrtt erroneous. 1aHt, wlilfo II Ii
'rsIn tint Mr.. cnnkling persomlty ra,h tlrtvo
IN comfort rro!M tho proceedings Vi tho Cu,,.
vcntiol' II Is nlS" tvltc tint ttlty contai.. u
vnllnhtn lcssn, for Mr.. Srsstn,ts. Iii, lins
not leelt II Clnyalier: llayurtl IN Now York
lH'lftlcs. Tho e'H.rRu OF bribery preferred by
AssGnlttymnu t5rMtfry ngatust tIfm IA bc-
lievrtl by pcrsoiis competent to Judge 10
l'nvo bcun ,,'ltnltitlcd. lilo fact tl,at It
WIS mt tErcreti Il specia1 slanttcr against
Mir. Srsslnlis' character was, lu'wcycr, stf-
ietent rc,,sun fur retiring hlln IL private iffo.
'ffiH coIllsllun Judgment Oh Atr. Sesstei,a Is
lint l,c lltls not preferred Il 9ultl i,aI,lu 10
Treus rletles. but Inns beun ready ut any cu.
ypMtcit sHnsott IL exchange tic Uttu Tor tho
otllnr II, reasutab,n trrlis. Tho hcoplo 1T
tllattatutltN antl Cltthraugus Counties haye
dune themselves no .ltsttonor III nominating
al,otllcr itepllbllcun ut. guutl reputation IL
his plnee. l'l1ny have, III rt,rt. sieetctl bn-
TWEEN Scyftu nnf Cflaryhtis. Thu tlian wftuse
reputation, wis Mssulled llls bc1li Withdrawn,
wtlto III eslually strung supporter Ut thu AA-
iu1iistraton llns bcen but forward. Nothing
call bo said ngnfllst Atr. Allen. Ills nnmlna-
tlon Is IL ,t,ur;tl victory for the Atlmin1slra-
tt0n. It sliows tint tho powor uf roforn from
wttll1ll Is ltOt tlctlll yHi.
, 1881-08-30

II apttvarett, II few weeks ug,,, fir mt nr
tic rangcDf probability tint a,iy n,ni1 I'll cnrt
yulitl H.,Dn sEek ttI ttyn! tho Nr1tell lslltteAt
I'm infamy. Hut tllp man has beell found;
liu llvrs III llltuOIs.--GuA, saya tho Sintc so
ttsgracctl,- ,--nnd edits tha t1hlnty Ifcrntd.
iIu sccllts 10 ,o l,Dtli kntve and fuol. for hp
hothtissA l,Nt,ea ll,!uugti MI tnfnnlut,R ,,di,-
rlcty tn gain nlntiey. Io,avl,icyn this md l,n
Is whiting ~ tsntatu t,ttsuf lr't,I nii nccrlt'
,nu,,, IL ucrcnt nxpatrlatlo,, from Tho ranks
uf nll respectable suelrty.,' ile Inns. however.
80 lHtor MI nlinton Of thiIikl,l that he lle-
Iiuycs thut Il Feeling af l'ruricht e,lrtts'ly will
Induce ,leeeMt ncopN tU buy ntitt road i,ls
yln slaltlcrs ag1ft,sl III alh0st lly!nE nIn,',
nsul Tilt lnah tllo clluscn Chef Mnp'srntc nf
d grcnt l,cUpsu, ntitl Mt least. tla highly hnn.
0rutt mil us inuch loyed ns any ui,c uf tho
tong ffne III Presidents. It but fnfntfy iflls-
trnics Tho clarnifty Ut Ibis ,tscrGNnt'aUE
aEa!nst co,ltfnoh tcccllGy tn cuilljmrp Ills
gross assa,,lts ,,poi Tho l'rsn>it 10 tho net Of
tl,o wretch WHO should thrust himself INTO
tho very belt.etln,nbcr Ut Il lying inai,, ntli
there, III tho presence uf Ills weeping, d.
ApErtng famiIy, tNEl ut ind CURSE hlnl iii
loM.l n,d threatening terms. Tho eSc,,so
nT. drunkenness fitH fIeGi offered iS ptcn ftl
behalf of tho scotltltrel, bnt That can IN
lul,xer nsAt, for tic .runEanl, once sobcre,t,
would hide Ills llcn,l IN shN8ile nlMi npntogzo
for Ills Into lleastlincss. HIT this ctsarsc.
vilt-,lloutl,ed tratttrcr repcuts Ills oiIeilsc
affy. ifu dafes ttecency niitt floiiur aiItt utt
tic tlislilcs Of iMaiil,oo al thu f,raze llnr-
lut tlouts her sla,uc IN the face OF MWlGsty
anll virtue. with lilo c'trbntcry Ut III 0ni-
Inyv In rn1sps Tin htut.E lufr fyrnfhst ttFtv
, 1881-08-30

Soon, ex- Minister Rchenck WINS mt Acquainted
With tho DNkr.
VI notice lint N1r. Scsslons also spralnrd
bis nnk1c."-1fd,ut y.
tic pout Tennysnn Is u yoatH old. Wilt
inE t,,utry II very hchlthrt,i oceupntlo1,4 aud
perfectly hnrn,lnsa.
Tie lnln t'curBv w. l,tHes, tic Wnsl,tnRtu1s
b'lnkor, wts nnco i'm Eplsce,sitan, but locannu II
ltonan Cdthn'ta two wGuks ngd.
Coh,tc do t'aris ~ writing t,llDtlter w0tk Ost
tho American Civil Witt Fortunately tcry few
reoplo In THU cot,rittr chi rcah tsrcnth. -
IN EnKltst, PAPER a,itotinces li,at Dr. 'ru,,-
tcr II 'lcHa. This II mt irltc. Hnycrn ncorl,s
Wilt went to kear TAnn6f terltito Hrn tcnl1. how-
evEr4
Atr. \. n. Sullivan, n. T., Inns hcen 0r,ure,l
by his t1hysieas In tIIlinfhn nhso1utu itct FUR
"no month. hIs henill, t,o,nx sorlosly aIrcnlc,l.
fhis Ii nhnut lilo susrrrst srntotlue that ro,,lt
bu inflicted u, nj, lrlsi, naltaur.
Tt,s htstorIa''s of tho Northwest l,ave Just
decided that Tho worsi milwaukee, ts rotta-
wattotnlo ror. aol,nc'l Rrol,,t" Historians mil
inany uthors In tho East havo NIL nioHR thought
lhAt 1t ni1htt Il slirc o,iro For slccplcsncss,
Af.llmt 1'asha's piact bf ihhtsmcnt. 1t Is
aalI, IL considered by th1 ttrabs as tho most
atlclcnt Cinco n tho world. They sny 1t fs tho
t'lRco tt1 which Atfhnt md Evu He'd aftor tioir
cxnulslun FROM l'nrddIsc mud Evo's toni, Is
sE1wn u pilgrims. II tllis story Ii untrlIo Miss
Anttlany should correct tito halter ut once.
Olliclal decentralization prevented Capt.
Charles T. Smith, lho ilrro or tito atramcr sca-
w'nhakn, FROM rocntving any recognition or hls
RalIat,t services l,y tho Government. Tho Iifo-
saving service awarded HIN medal. hntn tleay
wHs experienced In tlug tho testimony neces-
slry IN stt0h cAses, a1id when tho medal reachpu
tho CAttHn lie bud bcct dead ono day.
, 1881-08-30

Wl.r ca,,l,ot soine OF thu city clcrgyt1ien
bo itntticcd To pruach acfnlon Of Two ai,uht
"The VIRTUES Of Ht,mtnor Idlencss"R a!dhy ct
thotn know llow It is themselves Thoy ought
to 10 ablo to Instruct thtlr parlah!otiors. the
ltov. lrooko tIorlos.i mado an oxcolluut begin
Ming so1nb tltao ako in bis dlsotturses ott half
h0llslnye, tle cnnto FROM q country whore thby
hayo LONG been III, inatitutioh. and whore tl,elr
usefulness has bcon demonstrated. nualnoss-
mon Ut Chlcllxo wouttt bd better for them. Not
only 10, h,,t they CHI, welt afford to sht,rte1i
huusr rc0tlarlS III lin dlti! soasor, What Ia tho
.lse Ut hHv!ng clerks and bookkuepors nt their
places by In tho unsntng hltd keeping them
there unt!l ut nlent when they GILL .iispatoh
MI tl,olr busth6ss III talf tho working hourEY
Wouldn't 1t Du bottot to encourage thesn to take
thdlr ttn,o after . or o'clock out-of.doors and
spcnA 1t ~ ttoY el,ooso2 II thoy are ,uIsgutdel
enough to llkv baseball matches, that must 10
tholr owl lookout. Tho fresh air and rest will
Ito ihon, gout III any caso. Thon WHOM tho husy
selsu,, c0nles ttoy viii BIO found WORKING ut
thoir placvs ehnortllly aa long ia theis services
uro noo.ted. II IL aatonishlng whak short tfcm-
ories M0at employers havn ot extrn holts 1T tbs
bt1sy ataaoii. They seutit n6yet 10 think Of pny-
tng them buck III sataaIer. -
, 1881-08-30
nlpHIHERlAt

=, 0YesTu@ 4FEo1ft$s ). =
=, llATrI.E CnEER, Atlch.t ,Aua. 2o.-The vi!-
laEane Carlton, ,'t'rtt Of this rIty In .l,arry
County, has brpn terribly affected, with tile
scourgu III dEpather|a. LII so,au Instances
wtlolp families .llaye lleAt aud III otlsors nll
the ehttlrel,, The Hoard Ut Iicaitlt OF tl,at
town l.ayo given noticu HUT all cases ,a,,st
n n Matsiy Ins;a ti fspp.s s 'hs as ak!nf
Ut it'd rnNl0giala lsuasi,. At tlls (IFst with,
It waA nut kliuWt! what tho tlla1aap ttE,l!S whs,
ila,ly pNul!u f.ttternlH WerD ,!!elt!, Mnl thus
@ tas e2hast {a w a, spffs2 fs n al H pt, 4ti! 4
wol( 0lIts can 'Enrtlly.' lakp. carp ni, ,'Tho
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POLITICAL,

NEW YORK.
Spkeial pi4pateh 10 1he Chleaaa 1tstsnt. i.
ALBANY, n. r., Astg. a.-Tllis faiis %.
lltical eninpaign will la formally upeaea o.
Wednesday. when ihe Republican STATE Cpih.
Mittee nlett in Naw York u mime The tns
Of holding tho Stata Convention. So fss
there llus Ieen ito d!aensston or talk Ut tlIus
or piacc, bnk politicians ,io not think thatit
will ba held later thnn Sept. Fl Or eaflet
thin Sept. 70. Saratoga mil Syracuse seem
to ho tic rlvorit places. Talking orer the
prospects Of tile palnpalgl,,. Il protnfaeht.
Administration leader III this ttty, shs
look an actiye pirt hi tho igl. against
struggle, said: "1'l.c public ihiad
llasILeen 80 wholly absorbed wifi thd cgftt,l
condition of the President that but l!ttIs
thought l,ts l)een given to tha general ohletE
Of politics. But whatever Inns been said hss
hcen III the line ut cOiclttatlon anu liar1nonJ.
This feeling n i,,tlacesl, fist, by the opinion
tl,nt m present ca,lsa exists for con'ltnsd
tltscor.t; and secondly, by the.cotlyict'oh that
cntlru llnrmony IL Indispensable to snrcesa'
As to the candidates, There appears 10 os 10
desire to raise my Issue hpo1l tlle conlpos'
tion of tic State ticket. Ono or two Of the pres
ent lrculnbaE1ts hnyc i!collneil to run again
nnd the others will not be Urged as csadi.
,lates II thBre. ii 4 slGcfttcd opposition. y
loNks as It l.arl,lN,y md recolc!fiRtlu,, would
prevail ut tho Convention It siepe!ias iafgs,
~ on Lib temper nf the LOCAL CtiilseH!l9as
whleh select delegates. t;ov. Cornell, wle
Is In Saratoga, las takel! no actgn U lns Gss e:s
or tho Po1lcH Commissioners ~ New lofk t,
ilESly that Ge Mi ti.oyn til tlia lnattes fst
son,G tiIae ybt, il is not thuilg!tt ptoeasS1,le
tint lie wil confirm TUG Maynfs t,1sf hsii0'dh' II;
The i'dlIee GoiMssinL6rs hayn tug , eEHoI,Rss;; Y;
ilicnt nf INSPECTORS Of elaetlns, VIII H. lng
present l|oar. tile Republicans ORE .siII sIfeSss ~
GoWyerlunkc.t: bul, II tha removals ate akf
proved, tic i,ew tonllnisS!oilers f|poa!iNt,s4
By thp sIhyor would doubtless " t9 taGG!S3SSf n III
to ri!dtI, md things tolll be tyeM ~ ~ stas *
tito cllnligs would be very disastrous 'o'S'
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