davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-22
SCIENCE.
st,1ESTtV1t. NOTES.

1CIESTtF!G NOTES.
The German Emperor has recently coll
ferrcti the great l'rnsstan gold medal Tor nft
and science Oh Mr.. ticorgc Matslley. i. Il. .,
III recognition Of his services III tic Interests
III scirncc,
The Lille Gcographical Society IA abo'it 10
send another Traveller Entu tie Interior nt
Africa. Ihts gentleman Is VI. I.enn l'nrrolX'
who proposes 10 follow the cpHfsc ol >''e
River Welh, nnt BY 81 .olns 10 r.ac!l n l'or-
ton III the country absolutely iiitruA by Tic
Eurupenn aslyenturcr.
". MocnRno In f.rs afn,.tlcs states tint Ese
has been making experiments n'' tho iiillu-
-nce If electricity upon the growth OF tic
vine, Au electric cIr..nit WIS formed ny u
couucr wire br,weri, tho extremity of "
braucl, tt.nrIng fruit n.ul Its UilEih near INC
so}i More wnn.l was FORMED In tho brNllcast
which contained less uo.as!,. than tlle otiier
tjrts fllltt Tic grapes rtpeAr'l moro reaa's3s
..olltn!ulng III excess ut sitgAr.
ala lmnpc soleil" ts n i,nw electric lamp
OF French origin. 1t consists Of 4, small
yiock uf marble, INTO which twn holes nru
barred for tle reception u! Gnfhtitis WsiGtl ~
!hrir nninls are srrsl ~ .Gt! plri''
lie mur,lr renders u ncalil':Aceiit anu llst'.
sucrs II snft aid brilliant light like that nl
liza s,,,,, whence lie MNiic. rllc cost Is sail
he Hx Il 'M'My r. Wfi Ti.r%s t; I'M, is i'rr'. ' '
Sanger Of Investigations lit tile cel,tral iarf
Of Suutl, Australia, There iAs hcell = cur.
r,m, belief thnt this was lltte more than u
desert uwn; to Il lhsk Uf Wntef, nNl sllSo'
Snmgrr sMys that u grent lt.r. of the country
il if,trrsrctc.l by Wnttrcnrrses, wltlunsnE i!
localities inln hikes t., the raihy srAsali. ~
though these ai' NJ times neAis afs ". ~.
, 1881-10-22

chillre,.'s mother who sits besite mntoniEht |
II will not hnyp lOnc for. column more
Tho first class Df Iettcr.wtiters wosn ncilafnc.
fel,w wi,o nuvur hui n si,lcure Thought II, |
thu w,,rld, but wl,O knows Mll tho polished |
Myts Of, cOnccn!inent, so well that l.e Wlli Try
70 aplGr cat.t'l n'nl si,,eere' ira''K y n,s
true chnractGr will hppnar presently III soli'e
to,lct Of gcnslne al,d unautltcrate'l treac'I'
cry or falsGllo0.l. .'
t,oo, SOLDIERS uooD COllREstoSpEHTs.
II have fund that tho ,ner who l!att t.e
IJ,gs,i, ltHycs, bahks. tiGI1. Shormn!l, hiili
frw Utiers nf my old Observation-Disclosures
lilo best correspondents
Tjlcy nru ucrsons uf discretion a,ltt Euott
sense, Scri,pni1usy rcEnrtttllg trlitl', ni,M
hp!tlilg uyerythlnE suhort1inato to II. Tlley
will agnear tyersnurteoMs lor t'nm'i ttiM!e-Iarii
not uMlikety Will tlioy even oitclll your yn!l,
ity by h!ntInE ut sonto word or net W yn'iFs
which they tlIsapprovU, or disappoint you pF
n s s snsS 4 nv % sS bs, "yat W,e ihey s's eon
not grant In ,,lulItler md fornl ns yG,, re-.
u,mstc!l. These are your true frleus ~, nt
Lust. Slow, 10 niak9 promises; o!!c9 ,aa!o
giyu you pain by ntlyursc criticism nf yo,i Gr
your lnbDrs, tlioy hold your gool nl'oSn ltle,r
own personal convenience alrl case. n'Ml NIL NIL
s sa sss'? sy svs t. a MaGs L Sf st S"ty WI r
confidence you wilE-alwnys provided ynu
arq Wort,y-rcesiyo go, sai'sH|ss M1|,,..x qgn H;mh.
HESS thousand fold lnercaacd. l'tstenH or
empty cnt,ftit'tlniit9, which ileali il1laaitR; M
| friendship wllera yo,,, deserve u aatd tAe
| frAnknGNS Of rcprnol Wlaenofer Hccueu.
1t takes ililc-oliGli yenIs r. e9ttSst'h''t ~ htr
ter. class nf correspontenls b,!t oicc s1', yt'1.
tittl ono like these, liolu HIN 10 you Will
linnks Of tteel. .,u,,. ,,,,,,t
Hayes Was tnadeL corrgs'o1tleht nntit ~. l!
tliu White House partiyzGu nus pen, nila stiI
llo yot, npO1l OCCASIONS. writes at'ou eli9uEm 9. ~
letter. Garfield Wet,9 nevGe iI0l1er y ne ~ ~
II letter, nr ntlgct ilkll!E where ne ieit ~
differences or usllke trt oiln oI Mls iGdtsIs
mid you iave int Wllole INN H. thQ autess
Of friendship, Vefnclty, aa'a fGi'Ast tL1lahnesa
above Hll men ever Eot iettGI au'.. tt,,is ~
tho sui llnnge5 itSelt lust Ms Wcsi. MGC,lt.'Ia ~ X
TO aoine ones stinaie, III t'rop oi WH!aL ~ y,
tliu SCH. 50 s0lncllo" oVery ono VI a"laeiu
letters shows sou ..-.-..
TIL: MAN IN ALL HIS CANDoR
on1 wealth of human kindness, and often III
mI,rll Of hIy intellectual greatness. Sulllnet
j,uI m,lch Of that rift Of throwing himself
intn n tuzet, lines III n lettur aid iCnv[ng n,
imnrlnt of fila owl, great ,laturp there-lliNcl
M hoyH lenye q full-le1lpth Impression 0
ti,enIsgjycs in thu sorrow Mt ol,u singfu pros
trntiur in II, / do not know how suoI met
do IT. bit tl!cy do. 1 hnve a thousand uyi
.innraa rf il rfrht here iii my hcBk. Yuh'
rrnnt 1nn,,-vf,,lr rco| great niun-is never II
rs s i Ietter oyor e, nilshs'I 1i
, 1881-10-22
WESTERN PATENTS.
Liat Of Patents lssuod to Western Hn-
IeMtUrAs


Liat OF Patents EsAuntl to western AH-
vcnt0rx.
so.,t,t f,t.,afth 10 Tnt Chteauo Trib.nt.
-, .... ~ ~ f,o, ~, II Ev,ra
Nt11l1SHTfiS, " t't oIt' "s''~AA' i'' A-'"'''
L. Gu report ~ follows:
.,! i1t.sos. ,!t,.s''E ,p,no.s,ro.o,,,r
4. hEMrfsnE' !!Mek Gt.e. ttr,,,nnin.
L. Y H.rriii, ua!.s9FEt Etp,I. ps!,1anH' a'ht. sI,,,y
y. Asa.linorller anu H. MEcs'of' e"'c"so' s'""'
ease S!anu. M..u, t.,,oshure oorn-n,outer check.
F'"II; Il ,.r,,,,,,,, s,.r,,r,r. vrinaIur-mi1,.
4: II Il Ets t,nii, fnrH s.nr,,. hunting much,1e.
:I., =. i!seHr '"t
" 4 E.,r st,r,iru fri,cc.,,f,st.
~. i;cnrkt i,,ra,,, swinging Entc.
nj. Urlshnm, SENT Ct'1nty, ear.eolplli'R'
4. t',i!aicss1n shi!Gbunn' eue'l.eGr. s,r
lisposinE Of gasca.
:. ilurrnHl. lsntAFlA. hHIFoW. ,.
ii. a. liovcudcn. TrisoIl, pIpo nttacllnel't Tor
trKAnss: ,..,u x.u .o,x,,,,,
tinppnx Mtpvr from rolls; .,,u,a
t. .Jontss: SGGuimt t,,.h ni.''"t''
Ennn,aiw Wnshi,!tttfuI ifnirhts. icr-box.
Wmi1, n,n,,, fsi,Irn.rr, hmri.l. ,yir., ft.nrc
T. Il WMuir'1tr' AIfrtIrl t,ngrutti,u tuyce for
'oo"'etcss' w,g,.nss1S.
~, 1,orot,so, I,av View. 1ueu,,ator.
r. T. Ellis. m!yt:'s', Sor!!. !.p,nntinx 'nach1ne.
II. Tattefaan't' lie1"''' "'s''H'''''
MICHIGAN
C. r. Iln,laot, ElWArlAltllrY, ects'plunter.
n IS. Jlnrycy, Delrnlt, saw -sGt.
+. MrCullrt. Grnt,li Haven, io,,sc pulley.
i.C Mayer, alh!lrvllle, boi,-slclyh,
X. Uvrrhnli, lunia. cll,r,!.
!. T. Smith, J"ckso'' mechanism 1or sfans'
, 1881-10-22

Cooke. lsoston: James Il. Osgooi Co. Ad'
ynnch Sheets. =,
NJ Lewis Il. Thomrsol,+ Chicago: 4. Craig s
iM E'rlce st.
NpTt;s tr PIANIST. 1Iy f.nuis M0raA!t
C1ottaehnlk. Philadelphia. J. u. IArpincutt y
TO. .... ...- .x
I,inn".,ar,,. Wheaton, ill.,: Ii. Illanctarli & tn
isntNt, ASH liEEN.. ly Mnry DwinneIl Cnellls
Enw York: National Temperance Society. Pr'cc
'TI1E I.AYu or Uo1n: 4 TALE ,uF ~. 1'y
George q, spur. Unston: y. williams 4 Co.
, 1881-10-22
Tho mineral Water. Of Chicago.

f,,,,u ,,,o nrt ni-Tha pr.3l t,nyu hut mitch
..'',-. ,,.,r. -. ~ ;, ~ trnttivo a,,nnmtr-
10 eht Aooht Ch'Gaku us W. ."..,, M,
ru.ort, but little, co'lpnratIssty. H"s ocen an'A
Or knpw,i cosccrnsn9 thu valuable mineral VII
tors which COMIC up thr"as oa Ms s' In sn h,vo w
NV '' m"'e.1t ap.'3ss ,n",. hnIr ~ ,,,wnt,
hut Which u hcttcf-"ofo !''"u "att u ure.a
with ever renewed purity, frcshurss, and forco,
n,norn, ,yu,ers whose pr,pcrtics aso ns bpnoil-
c[Ai III that VI any sprlilS ~ 10 'ouuu III f'F-
gtuu or Now iurk. Sulphur. iron, and many
,3ler ingredients nre present In ynryinH atltl
wMtrrs. Tnrsu ,nlrrr. properties Mro tr,lcaa.!t,,
i think IN Lctl3 ,jr !ru UrD uplti!,l!R sulphur,
, 1881-10-22

III The Editor u 1hs Chtea2u 1ffbHnt.
NEVADA. LII. Oct. W.-Thero II something sub
l!mcIy cMlurnt III tho fact TINT tho builuttful
hymn "Searur, sy t;ei to 'rhee" WIS USED On 40
rauy occasions In h0nor OF u.lr cslh treslslent.
Whcn tho rona!ns reurhed washington anu alt
hearts were wulgl,t,l down with Erlus n'iti sor-
row, u1,tl tho strickun mUllltuiles bowGsl tha'r
rats In reverence FOR tho c,tl. tho so!ts1sn still
upss wns broken by tho hwaet strains Of til!s ft-
iltlr hymn, It wi.s Nnst npprorrlnta. lttlsi bet
American leaptn thal, HnyttiluK. e!sg. Whur.
uyur memorial services wcru hg!tt thrn,1Hluul
tAe ID,lgtl nsli brnadtA OF nlir lntu th!s hymn
u,.,i i iuaucior,h lnortAlixcd Il. the hoarts nt
t.,o ieu>lq., Tho 'tles worn Wrttun ~ Mra;
III ii wGu,nl,. Win IL Mrs. ssarah i. -tdnt,la!
Whnlt, an wllerc, md ulalcr whnl circumstances
WeIu they wrltlent aIlFa. A- H. Lo"l'.l"
, 1881-10-22

To the Editor ~ fhe CAteH50
EVANSTON. Lct. al,-in KlAtitlnK over The col.
umus Ut II rcccnt issile Of your ,tnly WIS much
srprI5r,l ,.s well ~ "Hfsustcf" With nu article,
oi, whit p,,rporle.l 10 1v II Dog light (" which 1t
unnoul.erd To huyc 1'Nkcn rlnce ut Louisville,
Ky. eNy l wAs surprised, for, notwithstanding
am uwnrc ot tho fuct TLnt 'nd'll'. "<lhao.'te'v
tlrscrriRa Tue Ifeatitffs ur NU-onl, Hrc IN exist
apct., Yet auci un Exhibition If en'frmed Cruelty,
II, land lnlb,lc With Thu spirit Of Christianity,
Ia cr}tuifiu jltst uccuslUn Ut surprise. IL IL q
rtt;E Illustration OF Tup fnut That min, though
created with t,rO lrgs, frequently dGscends Hc-
nenh epianc oeGupte,il'y ThosS u!lt!oweH wth W.,
R,listn In Its various forms nust ho tillired W
Thu Ilcspectablo possion Of ifntnnnity, while r.
tisllnc III is 'rilu illtrulr. II Nun must rlaco s
Iasr s sfsts aS % Ml.h i, rssia to ysc I
IIUuTE CREATION, At All. ltAxAn1s must Ic l'T..
tret tro, such lsr9a.ls tns ws eYn,naeu "
III rb1ne, f not III farln. waA erGaty surprised ::a
Ut Tho to!eratlun u such spurt " t;o citizens
Of !oli|sSillo and Ut ils hes"n't!rm H. W nalee
Trlbilue," ,riilaut HtLIkt. Certainly where thnsa
hinge aslorned II! n'u.ler nI.t'arGl. anu par r.
ilcati ttlu ditutV 1T s1anhool ns t1 b. eM,'Eaxsd ~
in such prurtel!1lg. 1t ~ ntet and J.Mt Tnat no!
oy e Individuals, but t!.o Iho ,!'',|' paErs ~ 70
Inform e rad tho 'nra nos 81 snr! csae'ty;
Tho isthronnnli,nt OF iHnuhand. 1t u 70 u, !e
hupci That Ihu iflRl! Civilization, to whct, Tht
Uuited Stntes nus nttanrlt. Is not 70 bo lnarred
Or il yoit u,e.sr, "t'tlm,lcd" by sch cxhhltint,s
Is the one 10 which hnya referred; ri; IT Ths 1
| isi,,turrs 0i uhlu u.,,! Krbtueky does tulerutt
sl,c,, ,Wc may regard 1t as uud-rvcn bout, that
nll1l hts higher nuiliority t1 which 10 Hppeui
Tlu prcr0Es.tive, bol!cyu, Of determining win
SAdll ~ niNl whit S'"tA nut ie Within Tae limit
| ytnt,ro tcur Ill would 10 lost for 1t would b.
| roiiy to attr,n1t to restrRtn II !lrutc Win Thu
| which Is cIlectlyp III Il cusu OF AnnhotNl l. e.
II Christian sense Of honor. l do slut hesttAto Il
| nttnch my maine. l.. Il. DELL.
, 1881-10-22
AlaklYor 'ChAH.

Ia thero I, person. living who eyer alw Caso ot
&xue. htlluHsneas, NERVOUSNESS. or neuralgia. or
any disease IT tho stomach. liver, W kidneys
ihlt Hop Bltttrs wil4 not euluf
, 1881-10-22
swttac.land With much plcasurcat'o nnttcfpa-
tinn. .,,
wrlto this beca,1so think orr pcpplo shntlld
know that ar. Campbell Is ntl Afncrlea!i. r,
For I3olibtln4 .Tiioi,tnssr.

IN TIE Eaftor a' TIE tn'eaa, ',n""s' IT,. ,,.,
rr.o,N1Sar0S. ILL.,, Oot. lg.-tndor tho hoad
Of ~ 1,nli.,tng Thu,nas" ttoro nppcsrcd In
~. ,,rn.,,tort srt,nr In iii rrnc.
iansuhR' "ssa ny ,.' -. t,h..,,,. " ,rhoras",
1nIt,.tsios', hlso. what ht !'iNnnt'nx Inon'"s :
lInf md rnotcc, MD Tho faot Of the inte E'rcst-
w.. ''.. "1 '... d.",,, i,uotinv io prnelient ns
say!nX: "Whorrns. It poasol 20" 70 remove
tic lustr!ous hGal Ut tho Nh,lon,' otc., anu
asss "if uod wa. p!cuectl with tho result at
il,,ltco,,'s nnt, WIN IA It wrouR2" Dous "Douljt.
, 1881-10-22

|
pcppio with "tho mailed band. aAk''eos'
x-,.,,no~, rrrrrrpor,
WAoHlN6loN . NcCA ooo"
LEVARD.
,..
The Ynr1s CoNltl1stoncr* Have tpe.
ss.ve, ths rahl.c7rns "r't.mnmss
, .ros.ay ,..' sa"n.1 'aaa. 1us.,x 1,n,t,;',,s.
hhd Tn1payer" 1mauS Ah",gnM.'' a..,1.ss
Cnu.Aoo, UT, IA fow months uuo tho
,,rn,rrt, =. n,vnora mn, ,,.sl,ttnts IN Washington
street were nta''u suprcnr'y ha"py BY tho mn,
nouncencnt tint thoir street ha.l heo1i tof'lea
Hu t"r,r NJ NJ fr',n m ordinory street into ura,a
.oA ,.,1 H,u.,,non,,, ,"Ievord. Altar tour ard
and "seen1 po.'o'1" @ ,,n, M'tt ,t,ro o"K ,.,ont a
md m I labor haviux hcen lsu,, nui expended, tho
nso null 'va wyro 1,' EratI,lcl Urn BY tic passugo Of mn
dotall tho nature mud kind u ~ Improvement
s' ssejoa could po nrue,l, and ali wore satisfied
ts s sos As vas ssis sass an a ssa" "e" 9a ss
III. assessment npon tho property frnntlng tllo
street WIS ,nas and confirmed m ,,,, by tho Court,
Tho n sna 1no pna for o
hn' rtuht to expect that rug eoh.eas aos ,,n nu
tho tho or,llnnnuo and upon Tho estimates anu ns.
not been 'lonr. wo wore toll, and lra to ue-
1nve tint Tim work would bg Mt ,uCG begun,
-, ~. .,,,,,, ,,,,,n3.t m, ,,,r,nv TIM s,,,r,nnr
anu tuo rouu""y e"".I'ote u'''a ~. .1a,, ~
nnd full. but, ID! tic summer ls e'lt'oa. t'o
melancholy days liASo cohc, ete'' hho sot
| no boulevard cat, ba seen with tho nnhetl c}c.
AZ tn IN inc ''o'oss ~: r% .snaro ~ ,r",s, xna
mlssOnrrs II now lost' aila wnere pra'se WIN
| untu tulrtl une hears nothing 9ut ge's.4ro ailu
uu uccAs!,,l,ni deep. luw curs0 from A0Eno III.
happy resident stuck IN te miro. Having Tor
tilu ptlsL three mouths listened eDlnrsnceftly y
tho i,!as1,huIny ur fny notghlors wliun they hss
to tliE tlieIr family or so'no beloved !cn!oSr
theruof -uut or tho street, nn1 living ~
;ny ' frieais Disappointing iroM hTi,an sfKht ~
| tho awful boulevard, I cunCtAltd ti.lNiiy tu
| icnrn ii possible, Whit tho 1nuttcr wns, and wfo,
| il MY 0me, wins To blame. isultuvlng that tll9
lNrk ItnNrtl wis tho source Or I'LL utf woes anu
hMyiur II curiosity to sec how thor lDrdshlRs
ssf,urted themselves wl,rn lii Solemn ct,lelnvc
| nsscillhIe.l, i attuiutul their stance Inst Mon..
| div nftur,1uun. FsurH wtat | t,loru INV. .llll
| hnyp lcuretl frntn Investigation Blnc0, Mn Iree
10 s1y tut tho nrA commissioners uro tn blutnU
| fnr ti,p tlrcagnt uwfuI condition nt Washington
atrcut md tho pu0r ntid .tllsyAtonutla why III
(which the work ~ hett,X dong.
in tho first pTucu. thoy Mru not competent md
! practical strGut- builders, but ho!levU tlcy arc.
, 1881-10-22
Tf,o 9ioney-Nllat Ix II to 10 UsaA
rfvrf-s+lte Wuntx 10 1kianNs You


Y" ths Elitgr ot 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CAMu,ll ME, ILL.,, Out. :D.-{.ast yeurt II wAs re-
ported th,!t thu EtHtus Indebtedness III !ts 1Inil1s
wus fully p.,iu, w, 0f c'IuFs,'. expeu1Is! tho
h.n.u taxes wu,,i'l nqw be 'Igl,lur tl.a't lufora
WI wcre not ,Ivtgel Ut nny ttntsunt cSi'cndt-,
i,,re fur public improvements or svsvicc. Upon
looking over tito houks IN thu County Clerks
uicu wu ,l'l TINT Tho lovy fur etatn purposes IL
HIN wns 1T cunts m sl0J; It, 1871 1t ws II ceuta;
II, iH It wis ~! cents; nIti III ll II is II cciss
III newspaper rea'rs Tor this yenr y cnrreeth.
Nnw, w, arc Il, hcarct utter usnft! knttwletlEo.
erty IN lli,inls has shrlil1cls IN tito yelrs named
10 uh 70 rcqllru II lnrulr tIgr GHGt ~ tn1nt!1n;
irul lkAilrontl Ana not materially HcrGnsutl tae!l
Of ihuau yv,rs. We wol,.A nls0 bo EAtl To know
wI,At extraordinary expenditures w1rt voted by
onp.iillartCr Oter thh Blntu laxes, lavIcu whGt
wu h,iil public tiot 10 pny. IL t.ioia wv l!Ih'
to Ia hat IN thls snbleutf LEVI H0HTit.
, 1881-10-22
The " Mind AipinIxt /" M American.


III the Eillnr of Ths Ch.taso Tribute,
HESTuH llAls.a,lt. Oct. l9.-Frutn tho article
which upI,sured In your Issue Ut tolny, takeu
tru,u Tho It,asloll Ho1.e, 0n Mr. canpbG!t, tho
"ul,ul 4Aip!nist" nac would naturally Infer tint
BIZ. Culnpl,ell IL III ElXl!saMan. Now, Httl
Willing that ltcy should clatna tho nersuan RICO
hurses tlAt llva bbun iaknx al Ut tlIo przas
TIL. year rs ,hasln9 been hrotl from Ettgl'sh
stock, hut must psttcst aEn!nat tholr c'a!!nthx
AIR. GA,npbalt IN an Enxllstsl4n. tlu Ia u 1ntlyo
Of Kentucky, anA WIS ohlixui to Ioave TINT 6tHto
Whuu Mltuut ~ tt4rB 0I uRD oG<hlts1 ho WIS tolit
tD "yote tho llelADcr,ltu ltCkGt 1r etntNr'ttt,
liz went tO lVstun null rniusua seiit'ul fir tho
years Mxo; hn urriv u,a thuro With but llttlu toru
tuu hs trunk, ssltlusa Eyes llta tAat itluunnt
OF American pluck 4nl u,.eryy.
ltu eltAht ishGa Il kthuul l0r the lll,!u wt1lph
lAx pvAl,erty Vulupl at $l1J,tkO and which Is
near EryslAl PulAGa UNI llutwteh EnlirKp II "
tho pnty setsui tor tG bliati III Europe III WAluA
Alj CI thu Bt,lLeNtk, AtltF Kr,lluN1 ~ uFt lieAry
or quite, Allt tH Gllr1t laUr uWn lvInH. tut
Tniiet unu Princess Ut Wales 4llcnl tho c0lE''
merptIutHt eAerG!sts Atl,,unlly: they have Il
UullaIli--A Gertmin l'r!nec-iu tho Institution.
WIN Is u fcry Hnlnt ttl!sctAn,
Ar, Cu1Hl1iGH tnEt mo aA,nltt his prdpstrIA
| trips tllrnuxA EnG,nud, Srnltald. HIlu ireland,
saslng thai hu was In fnn.!tiar With thu rsatls;
| urur1, nltcys, antl ealAcdrafs Us any o!t. arll
| he WIS leu looking forward " us "Trip ~
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-11
Plain Talk by Ohio Democrats.

CLEVELAND, July 10.-The Summit county
Democratic convention at Akron yesterday
adopted resolutions denounclng the recent
cowardly and inhuman attempt on the life of
President Garfield, extending sympathy to the
President aud family, and avOwing that Gui-
teau's crime is the crowning evidence of the
mischief and dangers of the spoils system in
politics; demanding that the office of Presi
dent be relieved of the vast patronage with
which it Is burdened. The final resolutions
condemn the crimes and misdeeds of the gang
of bribers and bribe takers at Albany, the mur-
derous and fanatical fools at Washington,
The high-handed robbery of the pub
lie treasury known as the star
route frauds, the recent shame
less and open bribery of United States
Senator under the pretense of securing an
honest vote and fair count, and concludes
with an expression of confidence in and affec-
tion for the free institutions of the country.
The Moran county Democratic convention
at Elyrla, also adopted resolutions denouncing
the attempt to assassinate the President, and
expressing fervent wish for his recovery,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-11
CITY GLoBuLEs.
The water company will commence this
morning to shut off all delinquents.

The water company will commence tnii
MOI ming to shut off all delinquents.
John sannett hasn't got large amount Of
sense when he is drunk. He was under the
influence last evening, and Officer DIstlei
gathered him in John has been tnere oe'
fore.
The Diamond 10 line announces the steamer
Josephine for st. Louis this afternoon at
O'Clock, to be followed Tuesday, to leave at the
same hour, by the elegant and last MARY
Morton.
At 1 O'Clock this morning there were nine
offenders who were partaking of the hospi-
tality of Monsieur Jessrang, the lord iieuten'
ant of the tower. All of them were sleeping
the sleep of the (un)just.
Jack Brown is pretty well known to the po-
lice. He has wonderful faculty OF making
himself public nuisance when in liquor. ne
was in that normal condition last evening and
Officer Babe laid him away in the cooler.
A Contributed" item relative to Mr.. Over
ton. SUPERINTENDENT of the water company,
slipped into the GLOBE yesterday morning.
1t did Mr.. Overton injustice, was evioen''y
malicious, and we regret its appearance.
At an early hour yesterday morning Ofiicer
De Coursey arrested Adam Coleman, a colored
cook of Archie McLeod's, for stealing watch
from fellow employe. The true inwardness
of the matter will be determined by Judge
Burr this morning.
An engineer employed upon the st. Paul q
Omaha road got off his ca-base last evenings
and proposed to clean ont all the sauerkrout
Dutchmen in St. Paul. Officer Kofka took q
little hand in the game, and landed the bold
engineer in the lookup.
The Great Western band has another drum
major. It is true he only weighs thirteen
pounds, but Charley Feise says that young
and small as he is, he can make more noise
than the entire band. This remarkable young
musician arrived in the city yesterday morn
lng. and has taken up his residence with
Charley, who held levee in his honor yes
terday.
About 10 O'Clock last evening Officer Swan
son found 2-year-old child asleep on 1gle-
hart street. He brought the little fellow to
ing to be there at the time, he gave an order
to have the child sent to the city hospital.
Scarcely had the officer left with the child be-
fore the frantic parents made their appearance
in search of their youngest. They founo
him and all was serene.
Between one and two O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon fine looking couple called at one
of the leading dress-making establishments n
THE city and wished to know II tney coulo
have wedding dress made by 10 o'clock on
SUNDAY. The proprietress of the establish
ment said it was very short notice in which
to get up such dress as was required, but
she would do the best she could. The entire
force of the establishment was set at work,
and promptly at IL o'clock Yesterday the gen
tleman called and took away the dress. query
was it a runaway match.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-11
THE COMET DIVIDED.
Separating Into T,CO Parts, One of Witch
Carries Off the Tail.

Separating Into TtcO Parts, One of Which
Carries Off the Tail.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Prof. Stone, of the
Cincinnati observatory, has discovered since
10 o'clock tonight that the comet is separat-
ing into two parts. The line of separation is
horizontal and divides the nucleus into two
about equal parts. The upper half is the part
to which the tail is attached and is carrying
the entire tail off with it. The lower part ap-
pears like half moon and is slowly falling
away. 1t is, of course, to early to speculate as
to what track the two bodies will pursue or
what their destiny will be. Prof. Stone states
that when the separation was first observed by
him it appeared as though a dark line had
been drawn through the nucleus. The divis-
ion is now very manifest. There is a prece-
dent for this behavior of the present comet in
that of Biela's lost comet. which in 1S45 suf-
fered a similar accident, for which no explana-
ton has ever been given. The comet sepa-
rated in two distinct parts of quite unequal
brightness, so that there were two apparently
complete comets instead of one.
During the month following the lesser of the
two continually increased until it became
equal to its companion. Then it grew smaller
and in March vanished entirely, though
its companion was still plainly seen for a
month longer. The distance apart of the two
portions, according to the computations of
Prof Hubbard, was about 200, 900 miles The
next return of the comet took place in 1852
and was looked for with great interest. 1t was
found still divided and the two parts were far
more widely separated than in 1876, the dis
tance being increased to about 500, 900 miles.
Sometimes one part was The brighter and some
times the other, so that 1t was impossible to
decide which ought to be regarded as repre-
sentlng the principal comet. The pair passed
out of view about the end of September, 1852,
and have not been seen since.