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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07
For Lieutenant-G overnor Tor
j. Lewis, OF Clai,or.ra
CLAIBoRNe Car.L1- Nm

CLAIB9RNE COUNTY. M.
July y, la-L
EDITORS CLARION Many ,g.rtr..
are mentioned for the different office.
hlied at the State election this nIi
Different sections have. through ta.r
OF the State, presented the name. oft.
favoFite sons for nomination bv ta. D.
cratic State Convention.
Claiborne county has not for many
nad representative in the Stale Go.
"'eo @"d believing in the rotation ol .t
and that all sections should be- r,pr...
IN Its government she desires ta pr.-.a
the consideration Of the State Couv..
the name Of
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07

G. F. EVERETT, ESQ, having with
drawn from the Handsboro Advertiser,
the publication of the paper will be
continued by C. NJ. Liddle, Esq, who is
a very able and competent journalist
The Seashore is blessed with live papers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-07

Our informant who gave the name of
Mr. L. B. Mosely among others who were
in the joint Republican and Greenback
conference in this city last week, was in
error Mr.. Mosely was not in attend
ance. We make the correction with
pleasure.
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COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
Harrison County.
-sprr4.ITo rHE CLARION. ]


The Dsmocrasie Convention of Harrison
county Monday. endorsed r SarKs1Aie as
6r~t choice for Governor OF Mississippi.
AS c. p.
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A SPECIAL dispatch from New Orleans
saws: "Quite an important sale of a rail-
road, 50 far as this city is concerned, WAS
effected here to-day The Granger syndi-
cate, which proposes 10 build the North
eastern railroad, to run between this city
and Meridian, Miss, purchased the Spanish
Fort railroad. The price paid was $3.50, 600.
This road connects the city with the Span
ish Fort, a sort of suburban resort on Lake
Ponehartrain The road is about six miles
in length, and has double track. The
object of the syndicate in purchasing it Is
to get an advantageous entrance into, an d
terminus in, the city.
This is the southern beginning of the
New Orleans and Meridian Railroad,
which is to penetrate one of the richest
timber regions in the world. 1t is the
road of which Capt. W. H. Hardy, OF
Meridian, is Vice-President- He starts
this week on prospecting tour of the
entire line)
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supervisory Legislation.

The Railroad Indicator, the leading
organ of the railroad interests in the
United States, says: There has been
rise averaging 100 per cent. on rail
way stocks" And this, notwithstand-
ing the legislation of the various States
mississippi and probably one OF two
others excepted) restricting excessive
freights and fares. The n. Y. Public
thinks that the rise has not been so
great as the Indicator describes, but
remarks. 'sThere has been a great
advance in prices within the past two
years.
Mr.. PLArr, Mr.. Conking's Me
Too" who got rid of his Senatorial
honos very cheap. has been thrown
overheard TO secure the election OF the
patron whom he has followed to his own
destruction. It il thought even this
sacrifice win not save Conkling that
the matter win be sent back 70 the,
people who win settle things BY electing
two Democratic Senators.
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Greene County.

ESPECIAL TO THE CLARION.
Greene county Convention met yester-
day. score Green for Barksdale.
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Democratic Conservative State Con
vention transportation Arrange
ments.

EpnoRs CLARGos Please give notice that
arrangements have been made to pass dele
gates 10 the Democratic Conservative State
Convention at reduced rates on Railroad and
Steamboat Lines as follows:
CHlc GO ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD Full fare TO Jackson and haJ fare
returning on presenting certificate from Sec
rotary Of the Convention that parties were IL
attendance on the g invention as duly aecred
tied delegates thereto, and paid full fare in
going to the Convention. said certificate COCO
until and on August Tth, 1881
MlssrssIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD -
To delegates aud others a. tending Convention.
"Round-Trip Tickets TO Grenada, on August
Ist and 2. good to until and on IN
August 1891 al three cents per mile each way
MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsToS RAILROAD -
Full fare going aad one JOub fare returning
on production of certificate as prescribed 70
Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans Railroad
Return tickets sold until and on August dh,
1881.
MOBILE AND OHIO RALRoAD:-Excsrsion
Tickets to Meridian At three cents per mil
each way. Commencing sale August Isl,
closing August II; returning coupons nos
good SITTER August lOth, 1881.
STEAMBOATS,:
sr. LOUIS AND VnBsBuRG ANCHOR LINE -
One haif rates for trans portal iOn-meals a.
usual. Delegates should have their credentials
to show on the Boats.
PARIsor LrNE.-Two-Thirds or the regular
fare each way. Applicants for reduced rate
should have certificates showing that they are
delegttes
other Raiitoads aud Steamboats, have been
applied TO for rates, the terms OF which VIII
be published a. soon as received.
The Democratic Conservative papers of the
State are respectfully requested to publish
this notice Very respectfully.
ID. =. PORTER,
Secretary State Dem-Con. Ex. Committee.
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DoRsEY, the boss Star-router, is stu
SecrstaEy Of the National Republican
Committee.
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Our astute contem porary. the Hands

Our astute contemporary, the Hands
boro Advertiser, says that III the qispu-
ted issues between The CLARION and
Others, time and experience have shown
that The CLARION has been right
We hare certainly endeavored to be.
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BoN. ANDREW j.. LEwI-.
for Lieutenant-Governor.

no man IS entitled to more cra... ..-.
re- from c2rpet-bag rule. D..
me people, ne Is power in the land hu
rev equals as an orator; and -lou.
canvass me State, his burning e.uau.
"ouiq create a wave Of enthusiasm .
!wonid send victory to the party wi..
increased majority. As a presiding uH
ne ne IS known as one Of the abIe-t boz.
her gifted citizen.
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The Crowned Heads Frightened.

Yours respectfully,
JAS. X. CHALMER,
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The Great Question of the Day

EDITORS CLARION We beg you to pub
I;sh the mastery letter OF Sigma 70 the
yicksburg Commercial on Governor Stones
Burkitt letter 1t IS simply complete aud
overwhelming, though cain and digniied.
II ought to be in the hands OF every voter
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STEAMBOATS,

Secretary State Dem-Con. Elk. Committee.
, 1881-11-25
SOUTHERN DAKOTA,

10 tht Editor of TIE fAleduo ffttahf'
CANTON, n. r., Nov. Ill have been to's ''a,'
In Dakota Territory, travelling. sIa Esk roa.
Ynnktou, 1}pn itoaimo, Springfield anu Ma.''s "'
Junction, to tha p1ncc. pushing thfo"sh tn ',"'
Clay, Yanktut, Hon Ifumlnf. Turt'ef, hnu A
coin Counties. In all theso ehtintcs lfha son
rich, and productive far1nItig l4n!s' "hAn ",s
rapidly settling up, and bid tafr IN 'e" 'es".
to bo atl occupied by lhrfsy und rF1@'e'"sr, ''r
husbaudEy. There IL very little psh'f 'a''o ~
Ut tho counties namtl except a1oils NV w., :,
ettKe OF tho watcr-c1uEses, where the 'ana 'r n,r
quite blutTy md broken. aui1 st1Itauie "'.' .,,.
Rraziu9 purposes, for rwhin.l pur'Scs tns' 's I'm
narknbIy well aun pscd-tho hills I'M p'' a,, ii
abrupt for stack. and covered WV! 1et.I 1sr,leut
rich Rruss; and the yulleyh Enaki'8
Tbs prupa fnr0uxhunt this secliol' ifs ~. u" II.
aud the farmers ar0 KstllE hlnt" ,rktx a,,1 Into
tuut!un to corn. 1Aty Afe M1stt W. "',e.,.snr. II
stock, and In u tUw yehrs wy ac Et''Irn,!s nrt
"the eutlto IN u thoiia4tiu bills. ~, I,Hcuv,h
being rapldy built !is,!tceAllS W With TX Is Iusa.
Iny It's brnrcncs through those 1rfte ,-lIc
nt directions With u!t tho enafsy VI .hi' I'M ursvj
nl that mammoth c0rHuFl|l''as a''n i! like l.t-
freight business hnlnx 4ano bf!t - sL.s
iencu OF tts good Judgment nai.1 ~. ~
TIis Gity of Cnntou il beautifully s'..t si.aa.st II
sli8ht eminancg, und IL tf,a a,,"2 cou"H q, u:s
TurtiGr County. Thers are allhit!e' ,,f - Wun.1.,
hla.ness block1, seyerut 3AFHo ,sS rle.
two banks, u Ft.Anusc, Il sc!"I I '.y..rrtuE{
New buildings nrs bolnE Ply W; 'ms III t. rtsas
Jeal OF ruin heru as clsewhrs'. III" ,uii of afu
md tra1e utc SLOW. orcrtlnv set1 t,,,IIsnt ,hrs
aiiG energy, and horeful for tho 1a1u's I',St+
bcRutlful country und towa.
, 1881-11-25

THERE is 10 need Of borrowing trouble on
account Of the Apportionn,crt bill. Tho
Republicans will gct tho 3l0 bill or n better
one. They will he content III all probable
ity, with House nt $40 members, or twenty
nix more tllan Tho present 1iouse. Such I.
bill passed. the last llouse ot Representatives,
which Ind n Democratic majority. On tlI1s
basis tic now members would be equally
divided between the South alnl tho Nurt!..
Illinois, 1own. Massachusetts, Ohio, 1'enn-
sylyania, Arkansas, t'corgia, Kentucky,
Mississippi, Missouri, North Caro'tna. South
CarolInn. Virginia, antl West Virginia would
gain ot,a 1nc,nber each, California, Mime
sofa. ntnl Nebraska Two each. knnsas three,
nntl TrSns four members. Tho rest Of tho
States, New York a,nnng the number, woultl
remain rs Mt present. except Maine. New
Hampshire, nMl Vermont, which would lose
ono each. tIcstties dividing tho now 1uetn-
bcrs cuuitably the ;3tg bill l,as The advantage
of satisfying the clntus Of all tho largu
States. 1t Is not to ho oxpcctc,t Tint n Bit
which Riycs l,ew member each to Tcrnsyl-
vana. Ohio, Illinois, Missouri. Gcorgia, ard
Virginia and lcaycs Now York alone will be
defeated.
, 1881-11-25

we puDll8H elsewhere q remarkable letter
Of the late linn, Joshua II, GIddinrs. Of Ohio.
addressed to tho IIon. r. II. Wnsbburne. who
was Their member at Congress from tho
Gaiena district In this Stntc. 1be!etter ia mt
only Interesting from Tho subject IN which II
trcats. but from tile fact tint II is lila Inst
letter which that distinguished man evrr
wrote. Tho date Of the letter fl NAV a5 1854
and the writer appears 10 hayc becn rreat)v
excited In yespect to the mattor o,o,,t wh,cl
he was writing. lila sce,ns IN hovo hod n
presclence of his coming Yntc- for In
closes Ills LITTER by expressing mn onlrtnn
lint I,o coultl snv m mnre withnnt dnnocr In
his life. 'rlis wns IN thu a5tb of NAV nn,,
on the 9Th he wns dead of n stroke NJ nm.
oplaxr. No mnn WIN aver served In cnn,
gress was 80. h5el, mn nutnorfty M tho suh.
icct of .ctaImsn hcforc Con9rnss nd NJ
ulddtnra. Far many ycora he una f,,,olr.
man Of tbe commtttae on i,lo,,n0 In tno
1Iousc of REPRESENTATIVES.. md w,,on ,,o ,.oa
In tia suornest nn,oron,sm In Tho nm ,or,,,.
b,s ,knowi,ioo m thn suEiac, his ,,raot
ability hts nrotftv. md his ,,,corrn,,,I,,to H.
tcaritv secured h,,n tbe rssn.ct mi ot,,,
ltdauce of tboso mast bitterly o,,noSoI -,
him. Indeed. m ,rcot .yna lila nnf1,nr,tv ,,,ot
II cnn be said tint his ontnlor mr. tfn.;aln,,
in rcanr.l IN n cio,n, was uenern,lv consi,,ara',
IN coucl1,sIyc.
Tho claim which oxe,ted tba ottcrt,or ~
Mr. (,id,linea and ieI 70 tllo wr,,ina nf t,,a
1otter in nnestlon UNA That ~ ',,s,a,, ~
Armae ~ auo",n,o rn,rfox rn,,,.,. ' ~. ~ y.
tlle Thirty.etnhtl, t,onaress-tsya.;n, ~ ,rho -,
h,Il uroyidpd f,,r the navment m . rmas ~
tia ann or SO soo ror buildings h;,r,,c., "n,'
narcntiu l,y nrdor NJ tha ,,om,nonItny ooca,
for military reasons. thu .hult.IIuvs nfror,,n.
ahoIr,r fnr tba anomv,a ,1ornt. - ~
Wnsbh,,rnc mola the oniv sna"c,, o,s;ns.
the bill. Una csfnhttsbtnv nrncinta ".m,r mav"r
acted unon l,v anv nn,,on",a,,,..
tl1at novar,,nant Ia houna ~ 49,,
, 1881-11-25

LAVISH expenditures III public buildings
for Paris entirely departed with the Termination
Of naron l1nusstnann's otlotat career. uaron
liaussmann. aftcr boing tirst authorized to
spend $4,000, ,000 IN the establishment ut the
olty cndeli, IN 1860, With MI expenditure of the
enormous total of *l9l,00,t)30 It, ls now said
TINT tho new post-o Office and Hntcl 10 Wills will
cost. whom ha.shod. $H.ooo,0N. and that the
Church of the Snerod Heart on tha Iill OF Mont
martre at loRst sh.oo0o00. OF tho opera house,
which is not yat eonpletctl tho cost already hus
boon tl0,600,000. 40mo notion OF tho outings
which havo boon tnatlo on tho If1tcl Dc Vile
may ba learned from tho fact that tho esttnase
for loors, wn1ow-fraules, glass, iIroplacos, and
locks alono amounts to $l+0000. whIlo about
three tiaea that snsn Is set down for art lceora.
lions and furniture. On tho four outer walls OF
tho hullllux will DO plnocl In i,,ches no towar
than i0a statues, each feet In hight. All will
represent persons born III Paris who have
reached etnincncc In various walks Of llte.
, 1881-11-25
POSTAL gAVfNGs-BANKs,


favor Of tho establishment If savtnns-l,n,,kA
iii cot,nectInu will tha Nat1onai mstol ava.
trin; md It is to be lopet. 1f he slnll rotai,,
l,,y place In tia Cabinet. he will urro tho
plan upon Congress this winter. There will
bc no ercat po,ltcal Iss,,o hefore t.o,,arrss nj
Tie coming session. mid That bo,iy wit 1,ayn
abundant tlme 10 consider projects far tina
Improvement Of government Tto rrinctp,e
of postal Swings IL a,,proyel byncar]y eyery-
body who bas uyen tt,n matter INV tl,onrI,t.
1t Is not III any scnsp NJ, experiment, Tho
system Inns been In, successtul opern,fon for
ma,,y wears In t;reat Britain. wbere. iii tH7p
tic tlopusitors numbered three and half
millions, with yearly Jcposlts OF about tlfty
millions, It's not necessary 10 dwell on the
manifold advantages of sucl system.
1t will promote thrift md eco,to,ny nmnnu
tlte people. md guarantees them II urotcction
for their surplus earnings which tllcy can ST.
euro in ITO other furm, Whut Ia ,,rcftr,] IN
lead to tile early attoptiop OF the system Ia a
practical plan. sufficiently cou,p,ete ond cx-
pjtctt In detail to assure efficiency and hon-
csty In management, but. etostic enonrh tn
admit of sucb improvements M exnerInnce
shall suggest. It should be tho MIN of tho
Postmaster. General tn have suc!, n ptnn nrc-
pared, Tile best amt mast pract;cnl lorfy,n-
tion passed by Connress Ia TINT which ia mt
merely suggested, but actually nut into s1,ape.
By the department tn whIcl, If nertains. n
ca,, rea,llly bocoucetyed thnt nostn, soy;uos
system can be devised for this co,,ntry which
, 1881-11-25

AIN D.,,,,A ,vr,,. u,,,o , stoto,ro,+
l., lis snnoc,, ~ .na ~ aa,,ra ~ t,a nroo,.,.,,
1,,,.a,"o ,,nt"s,. r,,. - ',',.ia,s ,.,..,.,o.a
49,, .,,s.,,., =" ,"a,, - a.,.s ~ wiz M"a.,'.'
'tn .n.,',e ,,.o NV WV ,s,a ~ 'e' s s"'
stnrsinu. thc am.,,tnt wbit,, III si1 @ ~o With t1ir
III ls1o would l'uy tho san,p In ls7s. but now Il
~ XIII ~ .a e'asn n,sr 9Gs u nn1
about throo point4 less Than tltit whleh existed
n is,H ur1ey st0fG to 9n.9k sa!k nt tne
wo aro running tn tho satno direction. tii,lk
The pnh'ns Is hcE'qins tG TscoEso tae fes
RAPIDLY rsinE, and that wnxps viii purcnasc css
, 1881-11-25


"whtell had greatly corrupted tho morals Of
tho Nnt!an "~"thnt Whenever Inv holds
out temptations IL frnad, forgery, and per-
hnps perjury. It becomes matter ot doubt
fill nronr1ctS." No natton on the faco 0f tho
cartl, Inns ever slown 20 ,nuc!l sympathy for
snltllers or ever dcutt 81, generously with
them rs tllo u0scrnlNontof the United Stntcs.
bnl congressional tentnEoRs, paIiderlng
for votcs' ilayo pushed this matter
to II 1t'lnt wliicli threatens con!iscatIon Of
TIC Nnlfolls wealth. IL Is estimated by
tfe Ponslona commissioner tlat TIC
al''ot'nt fcl'l'sit 10 Ineet theso dratns Tor
tee hext hscal year VII! rehcf lilo coi-
nous sum nt nearly one h1tnts't| MILF
ioha ~ ttmtnfs, ~ atllitinft 10 tho HFn-
INT fehstoh oI1l' Itso l'ehslon laws' rs ltcy
no" a1a1ttl. l'nve opened tho door to tito lnnst
COLOSSAL 1fntitls' Ille parties VINO Volen
, 1881-11-25
THE TELEGRAPH-p0LE NUISANCE.

ZIG trnctaDIo qualities OF tue average city
Alderman ara practically inexhaustthlc,
Putty III the hands Ut an expert glazfer Is In
llnratcl as compared with one OF tho City
Fathers when subjected to opportunities md
"intiuuencc." a striking lnstance Of the ne
commodating disposition OF Chlcago Alder
men Is found In the recent report Of tho
South Division Committee on Streets and
Alleys recommending MI ordinance allowing
tic Mutual Union Telegraph Company to
erect poles within the city llm!E. An or,lt-
nance prohibiting the erection OF telegraph
pulcs went Into effect OILY short time aKo,
mud tho very first application for the prlyi-
lego would yiolato that ordinance II Tho Com
mtttee OIL Streets and Alleys could have their
way It Follows as matter Of course md
justice. that II the Mutual Union be granted
u permit to put up poles within tho city Itu..
its similar privilege will bo demanded by
other companies. The Western Union cau-
not be prevented from extending tts faclIl-
tfes BY the same means II its rival
IN business ls given an advantage which
Is notnlnaily prohibited BY genera! ordnance
III fact. tho ordinance agatnst tho erection OF
telegraph poles Will be virtually repealell by
the proposed exception III favor Of the Nut
uaf Union. rs the now poles erccted by tIsis
company will not bo taken down, under the
terms ot the proposed ordinance, until "a!l
poles heretofore erected arv removed" In
other words, the telegrapfi.pole nuisance
will bc perpetuated BY allowing the ordinance
against 1t to become dead letter at the very
tirst OCCASION for enforcing It,
Aldermen, aa ruls. llaya a queer notion
OF Aalr dulles an4 responsibilities. They
seem to forget that they are the represeht-
atlyes Of tho city and the KuardIans OF the
public interests; and they readily Yield to
personal, social, or Other and moro corrupt
Influences. The prohibition Of the further
erection Of telegraph poles was adopted rs q
NECESSARY protection. It had been found
by experience that the network OF wires
, 1881-11-25

Mrs. John Hogan. Of Randolph street, wboas
Injuries consequent on tho shock received oa
hearing OF tho tl1nth Of her son, Dir. J. u.
liog1t. were REFERRED to III yrstcrtlnys TR1nrSE,
died early yesterday morning. The deceased
la1y was III her t2th year, hnslng been burn 10
Ilrnif, Limerick County, irelant, In lslj. she
was an old resident Of Chicago, havIng lived
hero about thirty years. Sho Ca,uo here, lss,
tnAny other old ctttzens, IN humble cIrc1iH'
Stances. bnt acquired IL handsome property ~
she and her 1nto worthy husband nd
ynncod ln years. Her lffo WIS marked
by many nct8 OF humanity whlca
will long endear her name 70 shosc who
know hnr. 1t WaH her special delight TO ruueals
worthy young mon n!d women OF htr hcqlalnr
Ancc, md many Of them, now acntt erct thrt'ah.
out the 1ant. will lunFn with t3nfegned r?SfeI
tho sud news OF her death. The SsteEs Ut s.eEeI
were tho BpcciA! objects Of her c!re. and ~
tnnny years shn went quietly nbout ninE gooa'
The arrangements for tha funeral Will VI au@
lldulce1 t0murruW.
The irish Amcrlean Club mut III krfca! fss*
aton yesterday and passed appropriate re4o!a.
lions OIL tho dRnth of DR.. Hogan, who VA .
t.otNOcr OF tho cll, md appointed c0nl:htttee,
consisting OF ur. D'Cyery, y. j. ilnrI{: John Ne.
kc0tsHh, Wliflntn FORarty. and J. II. L. ua'st "
attend the fnncrAs.
, 1881-11-25

TttE facts about the candidates for Speaker
ought TO 10 put for convenience OF reference
In compact form, thus:
DurroWs-TWo terms In Congress-. Served
an Tie Committees nh Expenditures In
tho Naval Department. anl Intartor De-
partnlent, Claims. and Private Land UIhlms.
No previous Legislative experience.
Davls-Ono term In Congress. Served Of.
the Committee Oil Invalid Pensions, No pre-
ytons Legislative experience.
Dunnell-Fiye terms lit Congress. Served
oh the Ways aud Means Comlntttee, Claims,
Public Lands, Commerce, Expenditures In
ths State Department, etc, Had experience
OF two terms In tho MaIne Legislature ana
one III the Minnesota Legislature.
llIscUck-'rwo terlns in Congress. Served
oil the Committees on Elections and Appro-
prlatlons. No previous Legislative expe-
rlelce.
Kass0n-Fonr terms In Congress. Served
OIL tha Committees OIL Ways md Alcans.{tw two
terms), Appropriations, Pacific Railroads.
Iowa House IN lsSs-'73, lias been First AS
s!stant postnaster-Oeneral, Commissioner
to the International Posta! Congresses OF
ls0 and 1857, Chairman OF Republican
State Committee Of Iowa, aud was delegate
to tue convention that nominated Abraham
LINCOLN. Minister to Vienna.
.ke!fer-~Two ter1ns In Congress. Served
on tha Committees on Var U!aln,s and Elec-
tions. Previous legislative experience. one
term In tha Ohio Ssuate.
Orth-Stx terms In Congress, Served on
the Committees OIL Ways aud Means, Foreign
, 1881-11-25

Ri;t'.iiEAD1:Is persuns, especially those Ut
tho female pcrannsfon ntn rts,v1rGtnlly hut
tempered, nnl by allowing this fact 10 cscnpo
his memory Mr.. Wilnm Jnnsan, Of Now Ynrk.
cnMo near holng fnndc M unfortunate corpse
or. Ito was nppenesl to by a young lady who
had bnon 1spnttng with auothor faIr crenturo
aa to the coor Of tho latttrs hair. Mr.. Jansen
promptly decided TINT It wns rcd, whore.
upon tho daappnlnted dnmsCl produced II
t,ooket.knifo ami proceeded tt iab tho rnforcc
IN several pacos, bit Fortunately fnlled to
ranch vitnt pnrt. sho Is now In jail. but It Will
bo chilly iny whom sir. Jansen ngaEn tndur-
takes 10 notify woman thnt her hAtr IL red.
, 1881-11-25

THE beautiful American custom OF "l,nz.
ta9 aas' u aeema. been Imported Into Canada,
and tlftoen members OF ths Eeuior cluss at sha
TORONTO University Qre now being Investigated
BY the faculty On tho charge OF having duokod
four Frcshmon In the river and ragged othors
for refusing to hMR certain sony at u COMFORT.
Al hoWdoln College sayen students haya been
sued for $4,000 each BY tho father Of 4 boy
whom they "hazod" 40 btutally that his health
was permanently Injured. II thla state VI a1sirs
continues It woutd be well Tor youpx men on