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, 1881-09-22


Bald Nayur llarrs0n yesterday 10 TRIBUNE
elmrttr; "1n vipw Or the tuet TINT President
fairfield WIS u Nnson and Ii Knight frulIplAr
hlnk that II would be highly proper that thesp
orders should take churyu uf ul,d cnnuuct tlo-
a.oriul services III this city sluNtEuy during tho
,an,u hours that sh6 Funur.tl tulos Vlac0 III
Cleveland. II tho NasoNs a,ll Te,nplnrs takD
kho tead other socIutes Will ut once follow thelll,
aud tho movement vii! bu universal and spou-
tn9lc1us."
Mr. Crc9ler, who was sitting by, RA'dt "We
hayu Il pulafaluue, aud We could have procrs.
SOu through tho atrret4-a funeral With pail
tesross-alld public sorytegs IN Centrai HALL"
takeu today" said Mayor ARrslsvu. Nv would
, 1881-09-22
Tho I1ridgc NulsnMccs


CHICAGO. Sept. a0.-It Is noticed that the Mayor
Ia uRtut!uK tho subject Of closing tho bridges.
1t IL abont tl,uo. Tho writer WINS In boston lust
week, aal obscrvol tnnt 1t tAkes iltteen or
twenty sccuutts to upen brldgc+ which IL dono
by s,ea'p. They do 1pt swing around. but sio
bnck. Another thing: tho public !horo DO not
but when tho brdgetend1r RotH roa1y Ana fuels
lko it ho opens tho bridge ai,tl a,oWs re snlp
And they aro tho iaruo oeenn steamers md
ships, not sor,o DID lumber slonp lko tho IN.
tnitixntou nllisnnccs such nB tl!c ChicnEo ltlver
City III Uud's Kingdom In tho why Of brida1 ul,-
Htruct,cn nnd tho railway prosalnRs. To drlye,
sonic freight trattt, these hAylnE the trn'n III
charge showing tho Utmost inli!terGnoe 70 tse
wnnts Of tho public It y time s9at tho MI. MI
II spcuInl furco or fifty policemen uc placed ut
thu bridges aNd railway uross!ngs to sec that 4
~ o. HUNTER.
, 1881-09-22

trnt passed MI Its validity IN thn
sn:s t IL, ,s,r v"rrs : !",snrs, r,,.S wh'' h,''
tnllIlsH4htcr: MD h"l'l lhns u .....
ntn Nnr coSfEn .iI'1naptcr1oN
+, mansa,Fier csse. 1hs expression, II ,ne The
ssiid!ty Not tho s'st"te rs aireat,nE tao
juicially% e % attaekc,t, S Iho co,stItti"nallty ii
sch statufu IL clcnrly affirmed by tho c,lnol.!-
sions IF Iii. Wharton, based on many nt1thorI.
;"What Is your own vtcw OF this mnttcr7"
WITHOUT hhylng tnttln ns fu,l m nTanifnla. H.
S% I"e q S t"k tSst dnca esn legally bo sriel
III NGw Jersr." ,..r
THE DISTRICT Of cOt.uMDtA""
al am not prepared to say thut nu!tcau could
not 10 trioi IL iho district, UMt I entertAla
scarcely ''uiipt ~ to tho JURISDICTION ot Sew
"WIat 10 yo,, think OF tho current statcn1ont
TINT Nn!t0nli would not t,e permitted ~ ruhGh
cort-r roD,n Hlivc, but wnn1tl ba aesasihnto.lY"
Ks nrs e. t9s9 s nc nxot ths
miscralli0 slayer uf thnr President. hit think
ti,otr will 10 nj, interference with lllo tdinli,is.
trattot Mt tho Inv III thu AsAttNtHs GMAc tlt Wlll
no ,ul,t bo speedily Indicted promptly conviot-
ctl. and proptrly hallFtd
FojlsStSu AN OPINION.
Assuming TINT NuleAu ie tAkcn to- New lor'
| rre)u.llcel Jury IL to b. obtnnetl. Thu genera
streut, ~. tho ,aw ta s!nllar to tt1nt ! y!
'aqs tho ere tass ot o hy!n rsHa fap ae9Hs
omptory rhaiieiige. il il bofa that t!,o fori,A
lion uxprcssluf, Of mere iiypothoticnl opii..
ol optnion 10 tiisauailty nltlsts'c stoh as inpie
il.wiII. Or naltcc.. II docs nut constitute Yno.
nut sn @ ns t9FTeS q ~ Gri.r OF nStessS ,aiet a
| on hls own Knowledge. uf tile tnctH, n
on information supposed 70 hs trns, IT,, Gr r =; J,
| It3ntf l,tI ntit1Autn 0f tn1I[EG. uY tUUltCG II
, 1881-09-22
Temperance w. Tcctotn1t*'n.

ID The Editor o. inc caftdoo 2faoant
DIES MulxEs, H.. Sept. 90.-Tl,o ,ettpr of ,tE,a
Alden In r,,E TulnusE Of tho lstll does not . c1.
haust the !lrsatne.t ,! aRaI'!st pfoall''tou' Tho
grcAtcst prophet OF proh'oluoh WIS aAhotnet,
To nuke prohibition olroctivo hta followers d..
atrnyr,1 tim prcat yfnoynri]s of Evynt SYRIA. ami
~, ~ ..T,st" !" ,,n.o,,,s t,o cns,,n,s ~ .sa' w.
MI 1uo 1ae'. Wbete"y tuo e"tuet9 ~ yiehl
tho former food supply was LOST. md 'hose
countries ayo not since supported their former
civ,lIzntton or number Of pnpulatIop, Tim IN.
,t..' 49, 49,, ,,n.,rn,onti 1,,,n t.,tt,,a,.eu
GINS na7 oech fcFn'''ri".i 4uo e.'..'"'en Or
tho poppy opium, And ncnp tllashccchl hai
aruso lit p.acp of tho vineyard. The decision Of
tho Mohn,nmot1nn t.ootura TINT "1ts,lllcd"
aIr,.. T.. ~. .,, ~ nonnIo+oa III, atn,, ~ -,
sp'rlts y nut "nu ~ eonee9 w o.A.e " 'ao
pcnple and tho 1a'tt1rooi ainhofnets pfohbltloa.
How iiko Tits II tho Kansas fanMttc who vro-
ht,its rim making of vino from nr,,t}es or cfrlr,
sna'.. w.. ,,,,,,aa 49, .vhoso Mfo,sh" nt.or !, IN
from hppics' A14a mAoso t".,n attcs ''s0
ycnrs OF "oTror" discovers that tho saera.
mental vino Is made Of unfer1nDntrt fs,,lt juice
anu II 1,ttlo s,runrl III this auo Of prourcsslya
rsfnr,r ~" tnivht f,xDuct Tim tlnxt Entts1i moyr
tnnnt II TIC Kansas iu,l,itio viii bo to cut dpwu
md destroy tD0 urphnrds At vineyards Ut KIM.
s. nnI thnt ttoy vii ,,iscol,rnvo ii, rrowth nf
enrn md i1nns aid tbo Use uf licttxt Ircu!, -
Iii OF our wrItton systcnia pf religions atylo
, 1881-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
s.iftS 6lItlttn xAtt 1lfat tfNlA

yesterday afternoon issued to the various Cap
tnns the following order In rc2nlI to tho pre-
ventlOn Of music in saloons on tho dny OF rresl.
dent OnrNold's funeral:
Captain: Yeu Will notlsy atl acknowledgements tn
your precinct TINT OIL Monday next, tho Aay o.
muslu Will be prrnittcd In my aAluun Or ln!r-
rauilt In tho tlty ut Chlcuu. Should my ut tho
perspns Ut notified refuse Or neueut tu cntnpy
Will. this ur.lur. rppurt llccnrutnHly, giving tho
1,ulno and number of ltc4nsc.
Uy orlGr Of hls fl0nor tho Mayer.
WtLLlAM j. AfCGAnt1I.E,
General Superintendent uf Police.
, 1881-09-22


a poyo. prosecution was Initiated Yesterday in
the unrest Ut siFs. Nncllel tlysAHh, widow. Wlo
kuct,a t,yu stUrGJ &ll Hpulh street, ltioW Tesih.
III ut,u shu sells boots as shaes, 11;d y tho other
a number nf parrols md Qthor birds nro kent
ilsst.ilainc spuutcs uf tho fcathored r1tco ~ Ut
te:E the w"Fs say. oo ',r ,is hssg ,! IT, eniy X
whiva Mrs, Hy,..At. An.ls harsult tlvn.vcd. On
tn0 0t,p0st si,lo 1T thu street are two rful slou
cstaulshu,unts. tho prupriotOrs " which nto
their lvu,,u hy h3a ntt-rcpcttGa Gllfeatus q
their ,patMus. MagIstrsto C".t'sla Ev!aent's
hyrcea with thuul, nsld helti Hss. tlyMali III
$1LJ ball for tnntitalniux Auls4hce.
, 1881-09-22
SlIDnEN DEATH,

Special pttpatch to The cAiea7o Tribune.
ELqlA, H., Sept. al.-Last night HtrLnRcr,
YOUNG man, WIS takIn to tho city JUL by tho
y.,itup, having no piaco to 70 and appearing IN.
sanp. ThIs masnIn9 i,o Wis allvo anl we'll. At
p. III. he acted Qucrrly, aud It wtlsuho',aht hs
wns suffering from deliriutn treslletls. At 3;;n
hv wis ltscoycrpu sLttlnR IN IL cs,lr holt upright
deMJ. a pin bcars thn n4no stua!oy M 4; ~, noHt,.,
Nve, light rlustnchu, dressed III tinrk snit Ut
cluthes, unti was Ax9l about ~. Thu Corunei
MIA aIttliuullei.
, 1881-09-22
THE COURTS.
Thomas Burns Pleads Guilty to the
- Murder Of Charles Boil.
An Indignant I.nyman Sues Ills Pastor
for lntlulglng In Scandal.
New Suits, Divorces, Confessions,
Judgments, Etc.

HE PLEADS dU U14ilkt
There WIS M unexpected Termination Of tho
Thplnns l3lrns murder ease yustur1ny. Upon
tho oputliug or Judge uArtiuur's court Mt l0:lh
pclnek tho prisoner nnl his cnlnetl steppc'l III
trn,st Ut tito hcnch, Mr.. Kcttollo addressing tho
Jujgo rs f0Itnws:
"My cliprt desires to withdraw tho rtcn Of
mot guilty and entor tho plcA Of guilty to tho
chnrXu Ut tnlirtlUr." ..
Tho t,ourt-"E suppose yon understand. sir.
1surils. that In ptcnslnR guilty 10 murder you
.leayalt With tho JudFo IL SENTENCE yon 10
.lcnth, to Imprisonment for life. or to my term
Ut yuars7' .,. ..-.....
Tho prisoncr nodded his hond atlrmat!veiy,
aa9 M, sn'd: ~ ata tno iian who shot ch"f4'o
l1rns took bis sent, tho Jury eatno In and
oner @ Iau pleaded wuil,y ind tloir services wtnld
no 10 laEyr rogni!re i, r. no ~; sss; Tney wsro
Judge t'nrtlnor BtntGd hU would thon lleAr tho
rost VI tho oyltloapc, and ut II oeock rhiao-
rlos,a i}ovcrcanx, Or Frcreh l,s'sy," lis su Ia
witness to tho tragedy took tt1o atat,l Tho w!t.
ness Wlts II conlely Wohliin oi pefinps - Win
a 9r 6or efsw ser eys' y dHraetu at af IL inc ss ss
OF Cark Btrcct. tho eulur WAS not wholly lr!verl
from nor cheuke. sau WINS iastity atttred ltl =
hlltu and white trGsB, with rue IT, nor lhrtlAt.
md i straw hut with blnck lacu at,d Il ulncn Ut
churrlcs Iior ntory was given 10 6r9ksn is., ~ En-.
s!uupic OF years. md tlflt ttloy lived toHntner:
Acsol.ne t9 hcr aeeo;in'. inrns ai'd M ieii f, na9
to lo sotlcd satsfactGrIly aild they WIRE fricn.
" to ono utiothcr.. Tho atlerns'on 1eioro tno
shootu4 Burns. whn Ind boo' drGk!nE d,Heply, ,'!
was not feultng well, a1sd us tho lnndiady hat;
takcn possession OF na root,i, he wns permitted
tnnEht, WHOM tloy wunt TO he'd, Eurns WINS
still there. and they did not disturb hi1a. bt,t
coyered him up sud let him &c occy 1ts ,,sa ,o[ o.
iiuil--sbo Thought ho VIVA reauninp for somG. e.
, 1881-09-22

E1IEJf u CTttuEH7
MILWAUKEE, Aept. .Q.-Seelng by tho papers
that President Unrlicld owllcd II place OIL tho
"Llttlc Muuntai,," in Lake County. Ohio. and
about ,ivo miles from tito Mentor homestead, I
would suggest thnt he bo buried there, nud Il
lofty monument crectod by tho Nation. Tho
site Is comn,,lndtng, ut IN elevation OF over ,U00
1eet nboyo Lake Eric, md II lnnnusl0nt therc
thirty ln almost ayery direction IN thu ln1d.
W, u MILLER.
, 1881-09-22
uNIVeRsAlIsT CONVENTION.

Special NtIM<th 10 tbs IhacdE 1FtuGak
hiAnsiiALI.rows, H., Sept. 3i.-Tho lowa staso
UnlyrrsalIst Convention Inposs III this city to-
morrow, Several prominent diytncs aro alroa.iy
present, and Tho ituv. htr. Whitney, Ut Storm
Lake, delivered I'M ubte sertnult ths morning
ft,r tlio urtints,n ot tho ministers Assncn!Aon.
Tho nttpnGN,Ic9 promises Ia he lAr2cr lhnn ln
tvn!ict Nt,J t4u cu,tve1.tlon will without uutsbt
bv Tho larHcat oter hrtl III lowA.
, 1881-09-22
The City Now Shrouded In
Draperies Of Deep
Mourning.
The Proposed Funeral Services
to Be Held Next Mon-
day.
Great Demand tor Portraits Of
Garileltl-Cnrfcntll oil
Gultcnu.
The Surgeons Have No Hard
Words to Say Of the Pres'-
dents Attendants.
The Wound Regarded Almost without
Dissent rs Ono Tint Wns Ncces-
savlly Fatal.
Views Of States Attorney Mills On eui-
teau's Trial-The Mason
Fund,
DEEPLY DRApED.
v,tE CITY IN ,,,tuS1Su.


DnEfIa1 =. uisMu '',.ns,s,, "N'
Ihr wnrx ,I g, :" s,o "r"H ~ ssy Dt fin. mt ,ory Moasy
ncarIy every public building viii hase S"a,c
s s St I'M '''su 'e sass s % csaso Ut o o' c"s @
hss' se.. ~ .ue ,n rh, r., ar,,o ,ynIrsa,,, ry.
ro"is housrs nro tesicae' viii, orders Tor blask
n,,d white mntertnl, md mottoes. sontimcnse.
drape" 'ps aa'a '.. 49, ,a t,n,xouh for n,r.
are penf 1ur u'1 = no @ strc,s "f link ea,,
prs.ssoat pss. ~ tttn 81, S by nrsail roii co.'s
n,mr,v ryhu,la,ed. but prlcps will not bo nj.
ynneed.
In ts1e 1nsness centre OF ,no Guy 'n' 1,c. n,c
a.,a, n ..s '.s .roo,s " ,rcr henwS wi,h son,tro
tue business s.eoe.s ~ess ns"ss wv" Ma,s,,,",,
trnppInga. Thu work NJ dccofltins Mafsnnt'
,vny, md when completed It IS eXpectca to 10
very elaborate: Wide hAnus q ni.oS nhntn0 y ~
rsaan aud ,hess .he fessoone i ,,rapInks '!,
wlll ne NUM- Ino eStt.sa XXI 1 ~, he,s ~" .n, IN,
sSM,i q ,issth q sa,S s,rg. nn AI"E E,x s%!n q
t m"yn ,y,y WE. af .e,ftin e es i tic uorans
fcstr.!ty M c o!f nItG,oi1 ~ IT,. :" ,'i' u i"rnS
ss''' nea sfi @as v',t a u xrk ss;is!ay soras
the the nxnos,oGp =, H prnt u q u a s,'I iraW It'll nok aa
Wt,ite fpstuu,s url strcnltcrs, pictures OF lilo
tI easi Executive. ,os,ocs ind drs,ped aus will
Rs ,Sea e, III ~ vnsy s ns Thc I tfeSr 1ecorntios
hye t,con eoltea 70 ;nsa
,.,Mn mp wrn .ns,sr,,av nnr1i,, and WIS oils re-.
tarde.t },y Tue Nc sSure,y of blauk buut!ns, wlinn
sss snit - ~; Wa,sh M ~ IN n
spG @ .Sirio reieaegs vs u' aSc yory tststy slrpe
The @ M nen 4 ss1aY SnSti ~ af nst an md to
gan aten. ~ uI' ,Grn,nG IN snn Snri Sii
thn tit,n i II, Wnshtnr,I,,s no,ife il hntIsutnriy
,iraprtj utlJ 1T rcsldulccs on C.,ss. lustl, aud
rnc streets rntnu s1nEs ana t1H IT.
tspaye Tho u rn;nil ,nsrsa.ts m l,n mn9 "5ia
Elnrk and North stnto slrccta aso o,e ' spsst st
% ana G!arF X strecss a!so s5ow tu.,y ;lesorataas.
ns % do wast Ma's ta mh s scrvlt %n spns r
at hui hait.masi. . 4 arso a.mbct q wsE.'ls haxs
lecn decor9tci aitio1l9 tnel farVs.eG VI, ~ "ns H.
usss au tins stha ~ H. @unis bnus Is ng In On
fAhdiy. nna VIII peouao's w 9oHf'eteu no1"Ao
Monday. "
1tn a. . soena.,.onas., ,',,a. .1.,o~o, ,o, ,r,roa
IN sso esR s's i
;ss 60 ae s!s ss sss
eaea H se 90, s"uss spGsHr@ @ ,h irs!iy An,ss
ovor tho iitst 9manstrudo IS Mrgo ~ pai.,!sh8 @ s
Ioprescnting Llborty IN mourning sn Garp nyr 81 @ ,ho
Bn.ne picture. The tnscriptioh ~ Mtsss9 !etters t
4yS, tue @ seoo IRE tno e, TGras @ ssasann ~ IT @
eoin: "Uod rslgils. and l the uoscrn,avnt, ,l nt
Washington still lives" Iunso arc nlt !n"
o tho @ o 81 te rk sEs s,fsst ros
On .ho Randnph stfsst @ su mre nsnxy my
voumnous foltlt of naek a!1n wAttn utnPerS.
tho rss baI4stratle while lr,' tl,asn nre s,ta.
, 1881-09-22

fo1 .knt1l
,',.. -, ,,s tir!r In, .i,c.t- hu,srs uni rtMsc
trt,,1n, ~ cii rncntinus turing f!u huurs Of tho |
tu,.cr,I Mossisy, and th!H tne.1,'rnt lrncr.sIn!
n' IN mn,unrni % oTntfnn Or t,vD Tho services
might 10 htid r. EstttFa tii"iie y" n,sn Tho
., rus"e' M'e f.InrntImd will DO tbO |
rrnH, fnr EhIcnxo to get nt,rli !
recognition in tho vhst nlnrcllnE crowd. whl'o
heru The lHt'cessIot, would l,e i,ntlnr s'tle y,
which ull cnnasi INN. it,fa ., mns.ntahs WIN
vo!'nteer r,S ' .he ,anf w nou 70 D''' ''
Tl.c Mny'r tl,o,ht Tint hy th!s l1as as ~ omt1 ;
Iirl ainv' Chlcnsn vault, 20 IN, en s',e.f !ssnf I1sl
which 1t cnI bc, II ING Fight hahas Wos,l'i n.y
nike hoh!. Tho vnr!aus vetcr.tia anu n,i!,tar5 ,.,5
% IL % 7: 'sSs ws rs 4 sss e srs s% 1sSs %ssh
UNION VETERANS.
,a II I9rInn V"ru, Glut, to organise measures
;p fr hnm f;,,Irrni srrvcs II, ts civ tt the
!'",,r t oi i;esiisi,t oIraeids iunvre, q GIeys.
aTxs3 iS s;r" so;Hs GtSS],s =. 5II,s'; Whc ,,a,
fnsr.es {;ns Ars!ss r. ; rrast SSss IT, wsssut
sS,1inon s,eSMls i" ri,!;tchor. \! '' " '"''' ~ '
~" W. sgti, 1h i A. !aFftts t. + 9tufis l. I,
T. M'tsIii Il IioMar'i. Mu o'o'' ~ '' ''''4' >" " ''
t'vn,r,,,m ~ linton 1,es.ue-L, ", Verec, 4. II.
iia'tHm H. tm,isttm s!'''''' '@ o'''3Af
Misitnry tsy,,rr os f,oyn. f.egsnn-A. i. Chet-
| taju. II, l., Stru,x, .nhi, MnsUli T.Dnttsis.
Thu ninyu coni,llittacs witt nlect It Tic Grand
purpose of perfcctlnE tic necessary asrangc-
ilctts.
r.. ,..ns.,,.t.r,n,, ,,t,,.tnra .,r ,shicnuo md
y,tt"ily @ ar" rc,,,,Ss,rt i" nioot 1t their usnal
pases lan aa, II ,am.iSimh strcts tsnv At
III, to t.ke s!ua action regarding tho teutl, of
p President u.li tho t1nu observance Of THO tiny
appultiteh rur hls funeral M sl1y IN their judH.
, 1881-09-22

lettCra Of administration wero Issued to Kntc c.
Fr.ntty, umtnr 13t,f,tt fur $l.xkI.
III The rstntr nj Mary i. Tuwic, .tcGonsrt, lot.
trra III HnIistrntint, wrrn Isst,u1 to Charles q.
t1ny, ululer lni1tl fur ST. 4M. 49,
lii tho tatntN 1T Edwhri Ewing. tlpoehnntl. let
tGrs Of administration wnrn lsSnud to Andrew l..
Austin, u&islor bulIu for StD,1k1.
, 1881-09-22
SIGNS AND PORTENTs,

ROCHESTER,. N. T., sept. al.-1ircctor Swift. Of
tl,a uasuryutury, suys u now comet nppcare's at
tho very hour President Gnrtlcl'l "as passluE
uwuy. With tho nt.l nr II soo1 telcsoope, fur
Htalsrv unuauuI, Dlrcetor Swift adds, "lf nut
uurteAtpuH.'
, 1881-09-22
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


To ths Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
C1trCAGu, Sopt. .l.--1 would suggest to tito MI
thnrlttrs at Washington thnt tho nssastn Gut-
team bo immediately set ut llbcrty-that tho
prison doors ho opened and be to invited to
w.lk out. think tho ErGnt naj0rlty OF tho
American people today WILL oolncidu with mo ID
tt1]s rrulIpst. L. blpNAT.
, 1881-09-22
PROBATE COURT.

Ia tho matter OF thu cstato Of Augusta ZIP
pold ct ul.. minors, lottsra OF Ruardlnnsh'p
wore !ssued TO Wilhsimine z.ppoid, undeF bond
for $500. .....-.
In sha estate Of George 2. Pzouty, deceased,
, 1881-09-22

1ffkF ullAt; III &IG t'sH ~! |
my n.'.1nE s,ifs,s S,!., ;,%t IN. ays "S
"yfhins less t''s*iS. th"n shes os' ''S'' '''"'o'
Ut think TIM rt,,,rnr of tho Presidents phys-
claus ~ van prt.,SGiy @ Woo aurrcry unior tho cir
tbGm 4 ny s t. ' ny. Il m"t n"w 10 mat
sIsssass: Fysssd'y' aosa'as could SavS saved
INK nn yom ao 'niK ~ In s,us bones was per.
furatei ~. tho bullet" -a-,..
aeothS' ''''' ~ '>''''' ''"S''''' "''N0
fr nli tftn aIrvjrni nreItcufs 3,,1l Nngcrs ur |
s,4.vlty of tl,o c,su.' >'>
spt,tni GoiIitt,., was iraut,,reti7"
The 0iiy way III which thoy could havo dis
covcrs,l ths co.,ine Ct tho wo,,,Ir aud tho !oe.
Viii whyn II IN III lint W ioca.lnn - wotd haso been i
hasarr that fow stlrEcons would haso . si,iret'
assaihc LIZ" tnoy ~ ',y,, T hnvS
fecn raiss;i asaiasi tSsa |'',s'aSfiy, ,S y,,;s sf!
some iknrs RI , a wnny w M},'s,.me fh nt s Tn
sililss Fe,stneF hnm. t.!u ,rt o,r', VIII" ,xms
noMy :" IT,, %y sr, IN no .rs"cc ~ Tia tNr y two
orthreo lnehcs of tho nttcles; ma "" tMsne.
H., is., th'rsf0re' Of Itself ""' perfectly HARM
'ens:; :;n., .,.., ,x.. t,,o .o,,.o ~ .1o.ttt2's
,t,n i,n,,,ciint" ',,,sr wIs r,utt,rc OF lit
,sGrnt,o ~ the ssSn .,ck OF ne ,, hyn kIliuI
h1m Hnn ,,nrr XIII that In ind nm uGsscss
tt,r a ',iI; ,iis'aetnw t" .t viii tu ~ wo aud aGt
Ihe sa a,n ,atnss n ;hc Ill Rtjnuy hId-
p, ,t, n,soIi,,v IT. s tcusnoonfI. Thosc s',pr,,rons
w9 w. I, so vcassi HS ,a ~ 'c' IL 'n'
ea' ''oo' 'eS''' ,,~ ~" !, ~ y ,,vnr.
II mn unwilling ia express au opinion as to
tho treatment, beUutlso 10 net know Wilt u
, 1881-09-22

TffE CALI,
.tln1E DNuMAOHn-1n cliHtnbers.
Iru,E uAny-iG, Il. -, II, ". %. ind ii3 to 40,
lnci,tslvp. M. ii. I[errfGk va. Flatl. OH trtaa.
JUNE sMtTtl--Nu proimiuArylk kll. Trtal chll
4lo. Glg. 0jo, Gtu, mid S.0 No cas6 on trtni.
Jut,ur ANrlIoNY-Asafsts Judge Gnry. No
ouse on trial, g., - .. ..
hcAttfiK. ~
.iuiNiH lsnt,Etss-No preliminary gall; 1'rai
cnlI ". IT, u. t III III ~, i, ~, III, ii. IT, NJ, d.
D1. NJ, i00. NJ rnsp vi triM
tutHiE MUlsAN-S, ~, II, II, II, II, 10, IL. No
case III trial. ,---.,
No c,laG ul1 trlll.
.tuiusH uAIlbNEtt--Nos. III and no. No. III Is
tho ouse OF .IM.nps Cunningham. charged With
tho murder Of hIs wife. .
Jui,uE WILLiA AMsoH-Nos. a69 30, 227i3 80 I'll,
LII. lH!'. TIA. AMI IL.
.luhalE LonMiK-i!iaas1b c9ses from to l., auu
terill Nus. lD7, lBs, lii, aud l7D. =
, 1881-09-22

Tho South Town election oontcst cases came
M md wcre paasp.l Until Saturtny. what, It Ia
understood TINT ntl orslcr will bo n,'tlo referring
tiotn, aud Bou,o oto will 10 appointed 10 tako
tcstMufay.
, 1881-09-22

Drown's IrOn uIlterA contain all cssoptIa! H.
ESeaieNta for txuS t0ulcs
, 1881-09-22

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THE E'iIEF OBJECT oF si'.kt sA'.t',
Of photographs, sithosrnpus, tAeinorla! paaecs,
al'u oshss ~ .uu .n,.,',v..
etcFy tnfn III tue NV ''u.e' ~ "
Cta.k, at rt ',,,hits s,n,a nj t.r sI"t,
it,iirs urn "a runYrnnte1. it Iuoks ~ il iii tho
struri- pu,idicrs, uIut, uIid buys alike, hui tGni-
purariy nDandnned MI othef nrancnGs u thutr
vosutlon hnu G9eehtrvM ,, ~ h,.s ,ue.s r,u III =.
r,.ss .mriici,Inrfv thnsn viii, wcru s,rt ur
f.,rt,iI,tc ei,,xll to srcuro te rst issuu 1t tho
l,tcltIres Or ladKcs.
tuetnny y Whs 'spusstsnu ~ f,p ~ onpr KY, o."r.
III r., w,rR. ,In,i vt,.tsrt1uy Inornnu tho tpwn
sis tiuueu With thu sert:rul styles Of ko0ds.
Very lrntttheIt Mlnan3 thHso WMs Il lsthUGraph
or niulype ptrtrnIt OF the IrGs!t!eut suIne luxlt
.iticlleS ~ slzt, wt1ick Win y laE,s ot tnt
~. I2,i ~ ,'i,t',ra renr,sntt.,r I'm ,1f..
stausag9' ~ ','1 HELL p'oI ,"t.,.i, ~ liz if..Sus
ecsta ~ u,,anr eo amM stpts,nnt,-,nms IL
s,i' .,, n','''' 'rrh "nu n,,,,,srris ~ tbosf
n,,,yynIstniv as'y tirunc,f' en-, hi soon il,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-06-04
THE HIGHWAY COW.
From the Countryside.


The hue of her hide was dusky brown,
Her body was lean and her neck was slim,
One horn turned up and the other turned
down,
She was keen Of vision and long of limb;
With a Roman nose and a short stump tail,
And ribs like the hoops on Il home made pail.
Many mark did her body bear
She had been a target for all things known
On many Il scar the dusky hair
Would grow no more where it once had
grown;
Many passionate, parting shot,
Had left upon her a lasting spot.
Many and many we'll aimed stone;
Many a brickbat of goodly size,
And many a cudgel swiftly thrown,
Had brought the tears to her loving eyes
Or had bounded off from her bony back
With a noise like the sound Of a rifle crack
Many day had she passed in the pound
For helping herself to her no. s.Lor's corn !:
Many cowarlly cur and hound
Had been transfxed on her crtlmplcd
horn;
Many q teapot and old tin pail
Had the farmer boys tied to her time worn
Old Deacon Gray was q. .pious man,
Though sometimes.teinptcd to be profane
When many a weary mile he ran
To drive her out of his growing grain;
Sharp were the pranks she used to play
To get her fill and get away.
She knew when the deacon went to town;
She wisely watched bim when he went by;
He never passed her without frown
And an evil gleam in each angry eve;
lie would crack his whip in Il surly way,
And drive along in his 8 cnc-hoss shay
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-06-04

M. larry is reported to have recently
made q discovery of much interest in
the Algerian Sahara. Having noticed a
mound of sand in the neighborhood of
Wargia, he caused an excavation to be
made, when, to his surprise, Il spherical
dome was unearthcd. The digging was
continued, and a complete mosque was
at length revealed, while several houses
have since been discovered, together
with subterranean water course of
great size. 1t is we'll known that the
Sahara was at one time much more pop
ulous than now, but no one seems to have
supposed that cities had been buried
under its sands so recently as since the
Introduction of Mohammedsm, as the
discovery of the mosque proves to be the
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-06-04

To take a drink i'll Portland, Oregon,
costs a man so indnlsing $. The rum
is not worth that money, but the city
requires a license costing that sum be-
fore Il man can get any bltters at any
hotel or saloon. 1t is a penal otfense for
the proprietors of these establishments
to sell to any person who is not armed
with such license. Every six months
the local papers publish the names of all
who have applied for such documents,
and the public thereby know who are
the drinkers
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-06-04
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In Colorado is a ten-acre field which is
no more nor less than subterranean
lake covered with soil about eighteen
inches deep. On the soil is cultivated a
field of corn which produces thirty Or
forty bushels to the acre If one will
take the trouble to dig a hole the depth
Of spade handle he Will find it to fill
With water, and by using hook and
line fish four or 1ive inches long can be
caught The fish have neither scales
nor eyes and are Of perch ike shape.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-06-04
y
BROADBRIAl

The presence of disagreeable otors
in the atmosphere was tie source of CON
siderable annoyance to the people in GER
tain districts of Paris last summer The
smells were found to originate in a GER
tain establishment where refuse matter
is manufactured into fertilizers NJ
Bouchardat, Of the Paris medical fac
ulty, has examined the question Of the
effect of these emanations upon health,
and has concluded that they are inno-
cent. He does not believe that they
convey with them the germs of disease,
and finds that the gases of which they
are composed do not load the air enough
to produce a pcrccptible poisoning. As
sulning that contagious diseases shoultl
manifest themselves within eight or ten
days after the planting Of the germs, the
weekly le;tIts bulletins Of the wear have
been examined to learn If any increase
Of mortality followed the introduction OF
the unpleasant odoIs. No such increase
has been detected