davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10

'EIIE GUNNERY.-1hc fab Germ of This
Il boarding school for boys viii uceip september H.
Address p. W. GI y =.
Washington, IAichGod Co.. Conn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
3sbntes Sapttel.

Dur9 sinen listii6sn @ale bon plp>
psln, einesn unp Giden, psisu 8prsn
iero1 dussrf lancis rpar, auf Rem
Wss spiiben Ger Stapt perm uno Der
uralten Staet Der Gbane, 8aIan, ibaute
am Gage Der isben Sblaisr, B.. t. an,
A ausut pes Sabres t771 mad rui.
Iil6ssrisdtihsn, unb am 16, @usuft
na6 unierem Salsnser, Elm ~isltiamss
@srdui6 cine cunfle WaiIs bspeste
id I'm slstdssmtiisnsn Shritte ;utiaen
ben bimmslbpbsn Saunfimm men. a
bate fe BON Der Ssrne fir einsn 5sus
lbrsfeni9parm, In Der Ndbe aber fir
sine panesrenee 8almdfsnborpe balten
f5nnsn. pis lie biufs bsrum, unp ipdter
aud tbrsr Ssrrifuns mice, aus cem
eanee sossn, rpsnn pie S5pfe pslbe
spil6sn ten Yappeln anb @tben pss
erpdbntsn @aIpss berpprlsubtstsn,
sabluib sspslsn parsn (; ater BE S6aar.
psl6e ia lassrts. bsfane aus flum
bunrsrt psriOnsn SsrIbterenen 9ei&ls6s
tee. rpslds sbsn jest pom ibrsr &aftdtte
TN Walpe aufbra6en unp ben 6dselabs
bang binabftssen, UNI pie Gi6tuns se'
gen 8alan sinsui&lassn.
On ib,er SpiBe, 3u beipsn Soften unp
am Gnee cts 3usss ritten auf flstnsn
pfsreen nit 2an3en. Yfetl unp Spsen
bepaffnete Winnsr pom bdsli1em, Ssrs
ptlpsrtsm Iusleben. Sc rparsu Bald
tirsn nit ibrsn ipiBissu Wdssu, spthssn
WintsIn unp ibrtr eiBentbamliheu, zen
8almidsn abnIiaen @sittsbilruns.
Die BON ibnsn 0sleitstsn sinssn suul
IbsiIs fret gum Tbstls aber l&rittsn ie
pprpartS an sinsm lansen Iaas, an
psl9ss bic Itnfs ODER rs9te Sane isres
Ginselnsn ssbunpsn mar !; Gtnselns In
Der Witts rss 3uBss tru8en losar lsi@te
gilenfsttsn.
Die esute rparsn alio feline frsien 90
maesn, ME is uuf ibrsu Fibtissn 8Olsn
pie Stsppsu Stbirisns pur@jassn unp
bic friitsn 8srsldfte trinfsn ; IS rparen
Nssfaltni lupi, pas iinp unslidlt6e 1sus
te, psl1s purh pas frenss Wadtpprt
Der Gjarin aus ssribtepenm Ibsilsn
sss rufiI6sn Hsi1ss In piels Stsppsn
Sibirisns ;uiammsnsspsbt ibrsr Ssr>
tanaGns sHiefssn apssn -. sts lsi9tss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

;u rtsieu1 3psde oft srpbe Sumusn ~.
lammtn'b tesen. eth entlpretsnees Tas
99elp ~ fbrem llnterbalts ansspisIen :
ibreu1 Sibrr miro eie srSete
Wsni&li6fsit smpfoblsn; isltsn bsslsis
let fe aber Der ben Dug fommanoirenee
Sfster psiter als cine Iasutis. raber
ss SuwsiIsn fommen mag pas pie ipdtes
rem aufIsber ssfibuos unp rob nit III
nsn pslfabrsn.
90 seidab es aud bet hem srpdbns
ten 3uss relbsr chen ssasn cine Sp4.
sbsne nd&ft Salan ~berabtam, ais In lfis
mem Hifen Der Sanpburan ftitfer unp
fdrfsr su rpdtben bssann ; idou wirbslt sr
bausbobe Sanerp.fsn eupor, ihon MUIR
&c DC. Risbenpe S6aar Der Nssfaitni
luri pas Ssben unp gibmsn i6p.ur;
Yerssbens t;snstsn Die 6abrsr tbre
Stimme an, UNI ben 3us in Strnuns ;u
frbalten /; ite verbauts i'm Sraul'n rss
0inpes psrssbens RIFF isst Ger slits Ger
6ibrer. Elm iol6s Scene bsrsits ssppbntsr
altru6s:sS m5se fib Secsrmann auf ole
Sros psrfsn unp ben Wunp al ben So'
ben prifsu. feline Wcrts parrcn 10 ne.
mig srtbrt, ais rie Sldte unc Stlfrufe
Der 8sdnbfistsn, psl6s an Gus Suistns
fame Seil ~ssbunreu, chamber bin uno
Der r,llsn uuo pte cine an rsrislbsn
eaterfane gum SSusnpfuls Der.
pammte Sdaar bsrumraisn. Syst
marc Ger Sanp ron einem Wintirss
~ unssbeusrer 56bs smpprsstrisbtn;
er crsbie iid tn ribtsn 8piutln bsrum
unp Ssriblos ben pom SaneeyfIone Gr'
faeten ause uno Wunc, unp psrfInitsr'
te pie Spnne sur blutrUtbsn, S&stSs.
6ertisgrus fplst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

rem @srtre&sr unter ibnsn sinssn, tpie
errdbnt. fret, bic idwsrsn an Der eeine,
Die f9perfsn nit 8etten belafst.
rlntsr pi.isn lsstsren i&ritt NIT sinem
lsi1isn Gifenfran3e beibpert, ;temlt1
oOrnan TN 3use, stn baumlanssr Wann
nit infsrsm s~ebrdunten 9efi1te unp
Elm paar Spsrbsraussn, bic sr pts Der
8eute iubsnre Iiser mad alien Hi1tun.
gen In Der Stsppe bsrumb!iBen liss.
Sstnsn musfalSien SSrperbau psdts Elm
srotsr Sulup pom idparism 9ammfsu.
lstn Saar cine punfle psl3mise, I'm mel
DIE sin;slns Slutstcpfsn bsrpOreranssn
- Elm 3si6en, paB Der Wann ni6t
mlsis mar, no ss gait rrsin ~ i6la'
gen.
Diefe 0srItiften, ME Der &ulIe aud
pis Hsstlitni lapi nsnnt. ittsnsn limmts
LID bsreits aud bod srmlpst, unc
npbtsn Ed na6 cen Nbenefationsn
lsbnsn. pslds ole rrsisis Dsrte auf Der
SauptitraBs na6 Stbirisn alS nit palis
iarsn ursstsne Siuler ertaut fine ;
ne battsn iotbsn I'm srpdbnten @alpe
ibr Wittassmabl aus 9roe, Suppe unp
xpas einssnommsn. une MOLTEN fib
port chen nisofrlaFsn, ais re Der lrpms
usIpirtsl Der tsslsttsppsn SOlpaten auf.
Ibrsfts unp Der Zen 3ua befsblisenre
STisir ben aneern Sibrsrn Der Irup
pc erfldItt cine Sanrburan Isi TN Ans
;uss. unp man miHs paS platau an Der
0slsa ~ sspinnsn iuden, ebe er loss
brd9e unp bic ~aufssbiuftsn SanpmaHsn
zen 0eitumaria sriawersn, no nt4t
unm5sli6 maiden plrcen.
Der STi;isr bate ni6t unrs6t csnn
Ihpn friulelts Der bsranbrauisnce Wir.
teIptnr srcse Sanrfreifsn, unp oa pis
SanoburanS serace UNI Wittas am
beftisfsn pitbsn, 10 muste bic Sarap an
ne rislsr lluslifIitsn bspa6t istu. nod
rsbtSeitis cine StIase auBerbalb Ger
Gan, cstlcns ~ Fnpsn. UNI nibt bon ptslsr
fortaeri6ru ~ rpsresn. Sisrsu fun nod
nod Ger llmtano. CAP pie unslidlt9en.
rpelGe pieIe RaraY1nae ausmabten, In
pprberssbsnrsn tpHsn fonntsn. pabsr
Islbf trattetsn, ibren Wari9 mb3li61
,u tsItlsunissn une aSsufdBen te n
mar, pdrce isbr irrsn, penn man per-
meints, RAP is blrs als Sinaus8spprfs>
ne Der msnIali6sn 9eisui9af rGdibtss
los Gem GIsnee preisssssbsn rparsu.
Yislmsbr purrs BON jsbsr ibrsn Gamilisn
sefattst, ibrs unslidIidsn Ssrwanrten
Itpn BON ben 0sfansnienausrn an u
bsslsitsp, une iens, pslde Wtittel baSu
BADEN, fSnnsn ii6 I'm Wintsr fpsar E,
nn Gbr; cher S6littsn psri&afsn
lsltf bic &sttsn. pslde bic 0erps9snien
unter ibntu trassn. iinb nte ibperer ale
pier Yfunt, unr Der 9sfanssne baif fl
mad ieinsm Sslietsn an zen 6dnrsn
ODER BEN 1ibsn traBsn, stsbt ss absr &C.
pSbnlit Dor, bic Sinee unb arms frei
,u baten. Der Warih elmer folder
Shaar bstrist am nfsn Gage sfsr
ipdtsr js mad Der G%ntfernuns Der su1
Na6tfatipn b%sfimmten D6rfer mebr
iepp9 ni&t itsr fisbsn Stunren; aud
lperpen ibnsn bic bsisn Siulsr bss Dor
fss ;ur Sslbsrss bsfimmt, IS miro ibnsr
tbsiIs aus ibrsn sissnsn Wittsln, tbsili
aus rem milpsn 9absn Ger GinwUbns
inn Srts, tura ptlbs lie sisbsn, beion
tsr5 Der rsibra SauFsuts, psl9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

auf ni1ts Inpsres, als auf fstne Der.
ftreuune.
Nur isins 9sesr. feline eisbltnssbunoe
feline 0ipline, bic Btbsl unp sinise &p'
name psrlansts er pom 8atbarina.
I6er bic reue Saiisrin fanpte liebsl
elmer ibren 0streuen.
2m IA. Suli, pesr z. Suli nabaris6iids
ruHiibsm Httus, trat Alsris SrlUf NIT
psm SHieier TspslOf ~ eem Suiier tn's
gsma6. Defer smpTns ibn frsubts (;
psnr Ger Graf finpiste ibm isine 8efret
uns an. gle mubte mad rui1if6sr Bstis
ioslei9 eurd etnsn lrunf sutsn
8ranntpsins aefsisrt percsn.
Wan issts fi6 cabsr ioalsi& ;u 1iite.
BrarntpetnHaibe unb @ldisr mattsn
bic Runps. TspelofT tesann nun nit
benz Saiisr Elm @siprdb. inbse i6sntts
piiem SrlcT fsin @!as NIT Branntpstn
poa Der 8iiier leerte es auf sinsn
Bug. Sect bot ibm SrIOH Gin susis
t,s; ba lprans Der 8aiisr. pI5Blid
9srratb mafenp, pie eip Raisnosr sri.
Dor. Gift! Gift! risf tr nit firds
tsrliter Sttmms. Wil6 ! IN, ausr 5eil.
issn piQen, triaat Wil&!
gtbsr tie beiren WSrber srfaGtsn Jpn
jsst, unp nun bssann stn Rinssn ;ui
Iten cielen Winnsrn, srauenbaft unp
idudli1. wie Der 8ampf Der wilpsn
lbiene tn Ger arena. Peter Ill.,. rang
UNI isin 1dpinesness esben. SrlOf une
IepelrF UNI hem lssfsu Rsif Der SrOae
fir Salbarina II.
1drf Baraiatinsfoi Elm iuneer STi,
sisr, pelhsr bs @a1e TN 5auie bsfsbs
lists, ftdrste ibsr pies 9sfS5ne unp
8rluen bsrbet, uni mar nun Ger Dritte
I'm 8unee NIT ben W5rrern pster's.
ron bensn SrlOf ben Saiier 3u 8crsn
mart pdbrsnb pte aneerr beipen benz
unslidlt6en Wonardsn Elm Iud I'M
BEN 5uls i@Ianssn unp Jpn srrrrhsL
ten. -.
60 farb pster III, in Dir fdbnfen
Wannesbldtbe, er bate flum ras piers
unerrebisfs 9~ebsnsiabr srrsi@t.
@snise Stunosn parnad l&ulIte bic
8unpe purh Gaslants Sauptitaet:
Der 8aiisr ist an stnem bsftisen NnfaQe
pom 5dmorrbotcalfolif perforbsn. Wan
,terte Istnsn Ottoman nit Der Uniform
Ieinsr aelisbtsn 6oltstnsr. unp fe rpurpe
I'm Mlsranrsr. Nepsfy Slrfsr betssisBt /;
man perabidteeete ale Sfisisre eeS Nes
5olfstn. unp sntlisb aud ben
Sbeim pstsr'S, III , @eors BON 6oleetn,
aus Huslane. Selbt rie slsipssi.is
NIT Deter Se,baftetsn Yerpanetsn srbislren
pie Srsibsit piscn. Bslpbnunssn rssnss
ten auf pie 8rbinpeten 8atbarina's
Stols unb rubis pis cine fitns @slts
ftanD pte norpiihe Semtramis
auf Dem Warmor TIRES palafss,. unb
rsidte benz Sslpmaridal Wanni@. rsls
der tbr mad srlanster fiherer Nabriht
ibsr ben SOB ess 8atlsrs ben Gip Der
Ireus sslsifst bate, pte 5aup gum
Sus : bic 5anp, nit pelder fe Die
pss am rsihlidfsn unter Iucn bslpbutsn
8rafsn Srlof priifte, ben fs lpdtsr
purd ben psutiden 8ailsr Gran; l.. iosar
gum csu,lten Rsi6sfiritsn ernsnnsn.
unp BEN fs In ct. psisrsburs sinsn
pra6tppusn Warmorpulait srri6tsn lief,
bic SnIdrift trus : A la recon-,
Nuisance, Ter Dan!bartsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
+. 5immfrmau's
& anbsM9entmr
Sds Der 7. u. Iair traBs, 3 u5usus
ben SAINT uno gerfaui tot
9Gnoereieu,

Sds Der Z. u. WiaiEfrabs, Dubnaus
bcicrst ben SAINT unb gsrfau tot
9Gnbereien,
ME aud zen 5auib bisIssn 9runssiaeuttuus
aesen Sdneersien i'm trefli1en Soma. Resrassa,
R-rias u. Dafctp, une ma1t belcRssrs duf fol-.
senct sprtbeilbafts Sbanrsu auf %usrtiIr -
SprtbsiIb IL ~ p,rflufen. fI5asfisss saus, 7 Aim.
rtr srtcdiieGh srsst Set. an Sra.tiu STR. prrts S4OJ.
3u D ri Iuf n, EN- uttrs. Sadft nsags. IL 3 aderr
Sdue n crpaerdu. pubittr Pas. mfrs silts sertd aft.
20 u or Slrm, sutts eaHe. 10. Fsigeu son Der
Start gu psrtdui1sa cher ~ F~stdafu.
I6U AfCrsS Irm Is DSs'l n svH , i,ua.eurb3 Net.
len sea Srpsrtn psribti bait yu vr. gfsr % T segeH
eta. tttSsptbuni um ,utaafbsu s;ipEetrtr 5Irslta.
81 At r uueu tipirtss Pane. ~ aPslsr scn stoar
Ain ~ sir'suf'H cher stssH &ts'ntpRm sstr DARN ~
7trraRft n.
Su p.rfauf n Sstr s,ssa Stli4ts g s.ussgu ~ yer
taufbsu i6o aftr. 4 Nistlsn Spu etmars. Ssrd.
3u pcifaufen, biais, 800 Gdsr, II RsiIsE BOZ gIn,.
ron, TAT II.
80 Nd T 2tod Farm NIT SsrIaslitsu gerseFe.
ILuscu. II DetiltH pJu ia Ton. NIT ret atnen Seb.
Neret sessn efl,6es S~tseuibum vertauitsa.
Su psrtaui n pesr iu csrtauf$sa, 100 at.r Farn, s
Rsitn pom Gbrptt Sspa nit sutsa Sssigesn Rap
Sidaarstu. Gin Bargain.
SI'5 taaft 90 adsr bitten eanss In ssas.
Sh babe rn srpstt gtr,.tuis zen 9~iueertisn In
gDSessuru gismsatt, sae drirfUrs, Grtsss U. 6drrt-
iou Ssunrss 5 ia, rtItt Id ~ SpgtaL Bargains ser
iagit ses' vtrtaRi4t.
9bcnfaas elm Su,tiSuis ssu stpd. 5arnsn Ia rafstE
,um 5auiH ar aaeerts 9issuibum.
Iebcr 4 Rin omen gdsr sSrIaslStn eIas,s Ia So
VI. Resrastd. 8inias, Sltcta uus dtiiHlIs. ~ per;als
l4tu.
rs ader in gtru lspnibig ttais ~ ss.iRfu
@sr itinsn WpbniiB psrGussrn. uao &iser-
tbum psrfaufsn pbsr vertaultsu mia, ia1te iit,
pa id tets sats Bargains pTsrirsn tam, perlSH.
LID sssr I6riitIit an mid psnesu.
8. SimmrrmaI.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24
gr LOUIS.
The Garfield Monument.

The Garfield monument fund commit
tee have issued the following card of ex-
PLANTATION:
CLEVELAND, Ohio, December Is, 1881
The Garfield monument fund committee de-
sire to raise $3.50, 900 for the purpose of erect
ing an appropriate monument at the late Presi-
dents grave. OF this amount over S51, 00o
have already been subscribed by the citizens of
Cleveland. The state of Ohio, including Cleve-
land will raise not less than $780, 900 in ALL and
$4,000 have been raised by small voluntary
subscriptions III different parts of the country,
and forwarded to the committee. Thus, one
half of the whole amount asked is practically
secured, leaving only Sl25, 900 more to be raised
outside of OHIO in order to carry out the
plans of the committee, and place over the re-
mains of Garfield one of the finest works of art
to be found in the civilized world. When sufficient
money has been subscribed. it is the purpose Of
the committee to have the Monument Associa-
ton Incorporated under the laws of the state of
Ohio. The design of the monument will be de-
termined and the erection of it directed by this
association, which will be composed of repre-
sentative men from different parts of the coun-
try. 1t is hoped and believed by this committee
that the additional amount required for this
purpose can be easily raised so the association
may be incorporated, plans adopted and all
necessary arrangements made for beginning the
work early in the coming year.
J. II. WADE,
ii. B. PAYNE,
JOSEPH PERKINS.
Committee.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24
THE OLEoMARGARINE FRAUDS.

The honest manufacturers of dairy |
products throughout the country are
Justly filled with alarm at the threatened |
ruination of their export trade through |
the perniclous practice of shipping cleo |
margarine and lard cheese, and palming
them off as simon pure kline product
AS evidence that their fears are we'll
founded, and in order that the general
reader may fully understand the extent
of the falling off in the export trade, a
few figures may be given. During last
year the average export of cheese was
something over 1000, 600 pounds week.
The average this year is scarcely over
100000 pounds week. The export
of butter last year averaged about $780,
900 or 500, 900 pounds week, while this
year the average does not reach 100000
pounds a week. A large percentage of
the article exported is, in fact, oleomar-
garine, but cleared under its lawful
name, is also less than that of last year,
but vast quantity of the stuff cleared
as oleomargarine is not In the shape of
UutlSI, Dut 10 III Oh. OlSOIddI-
garine is used by butter manufacturers
Ill Germany and Holland and in other
countries. 0ne-quarter of the oil is
used with three-quarters of butter to
form an article which is there sold at
good prices, and which is very deceptive
in appearance. 1t is claimed that the
butter market is not affected as much as
the cheese trade by the fraudulent
handling of adulterated or imitation ar
ticles.
A heavy grocery dealer in New York
city, on being interviewed by reporter,
said: eff there could be some plan de-
vised whereby all dealers, whether they
sell by wholesale or retail, could be COM
PEELED to sell oleomargarine and lard
cheese by their right names, so that no
deception could be practiced upon the
buyers, the complaints now heard would
IN great measure cease to be made. ]
tell you that unless something can be
done to compel the dealers in these
goods to sell them by their right names,
the export trade in butter and cheese
will soon be Ii more perilous condi,
ton than it is to-day"
Myriads of protests against the frauds
above mentioned have gone forth from
the press and rostlum,, but they seem tc
be as Ineffective .as the shepherd boys
last cry IN the tabled wolf story. The
oleaginous dwarf has grown to gigantic
proportions, but no David has yet APP
peared to check his yiciousness.
The matter is one that concerns
every husbandman, and an organized
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24
Railway Wrecks.

A collision occurred at Eastern Junction, KY.
on the 14th inst, in which one brakeman as
killed, another injured and several cars wreck ed
A shelf of cement in theEsmeralda Mime, near
Deadwood, ID. T., fell on the 18th inst, killing
Thomas Boggs and JAS. Walker.
Rock Island freight collided with wild
train on the Hannibal road near Kearney, Mo-.
on the 18th inst. Both engines are completely
wrecked The Hannibal fireman was fatally
injured, and the engineer and brakeman of the
Rock Island seriously injured.
collision in the Bristol tunnel of two freight
trains, on the 18th inst, on the Shawnee divis-
ion of the Baltimore b Ohio Railroad. wrecked
the trains and scalded the engineer, Frank An
derson, to death.
By a collision on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad, near Kismet, Tenn, the engineer,
named Briel, ant the fireman and brakeman
were killed.
The Wabash Railway lost $3.50, 900 by the col
lapse of ST. Charles bridge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24
The Angel Of Death Not Wanted
From Chambers Journal

To people who in rash moments wish
themselves dead, comes this parable, to
show them that if taken at their word
they would soon retract, and plead for
life. ga certain feeble old man had
gathered load of sticks, and was car
rying it home He became very tired
on the road, and flinging down his bun
die, he cried out 90, Angel of Death,
deliver me from this misery !" At that
instant, the angel of death, in obedience
to his summons, appeared before him
and asked him what he wanted. On
seeing the frightful figure the old man.
trembling, replied: go friend, be
pleased to assist me, that I may lift
once more this burden upon my shout
ders; for this purpose only have called !
you |" &
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24
The New Attorney General.

The President nominated Benjamin Harris
Brewster, of Philadelphia. for attorney general
on the 10th inst. Mr.. Brewster has not been
prominent as a politician, but he is eminent as
lawyer, and ranks among the foremost men of
years of age, of medium height, and sufficiently
broad without being what is termed stout His
face has been frightfully disfgured by an acct
dent, so as to be almost revolving to a stranger.
The eyelids have been partially burned away,
the lips distorted and the cheeks are livid and
corrugated with scars. But those who know
him well say that one soon forgets this disfig-
urement in the charm of his conversation and
manners. The scars, too, which he bears are
honorable ones. They were incurred in rescu-
ing sister from death by fire.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24
CONCERNING POLYGAMY,

The subject of Mormonism is again
brought prominently before the public
and is likely to engross their attention
for some time in view of the contest owe,
the seat IN congress of the delegate from
Utah. George @. Cannon, one of the
contestants, is an avowed polygamist
and delights in the society of four mis-.
tresses at his Utah home. He freely adj
mits his situation and declares the Nor
mon tenet of polygamy revelation from
God. To the average American citizen
who fully understands that the federal
law makes it felony to practice polyg-
amy the above case is anomalous. and
he naturally asks Why is it that the
government does not suppress the in
famous practice of polygamy with the
same zeal that it does violations of other
laws of the country? To all such in
quiries the following points CLEANED
from a communication from Assistant
United States Attorney Beatty, in the
New York Tribune, may be of interest.
He says, IN the first place, that prose
cutting attorney must show that the de-
PENDANT hasbeen married to his first wife.
and second, that while she was still living
with him as his wife he married another
woman. AS there are no records kept OF
marriages i'll the Mormon churches this
Is impossible. The marriage ceremony
must be proven, or the marriage distinct
ly admitted by the defendant, although
against such admission as evidence are
many decisions of able jurists. The
prosecution can not in any case bring to
his aid the testimony of the lawful wife.
for, under our criminal practice act, the
wlfe's testimony cannot be used against
the husband without his consent. The
testimony of the second wife cannot be
used as long as the first marriage is dis
puted land the United States supreme
court in the recent case of Miles seems
to say that it is disputed to the end of
the case,) for, until the first marriage is
shown, the second wife is, by the theory
OF the law, legal wife. It results prac-
tlcally that the testimony of neither wife
can be used; consequently, the only tes-
tmony the prosecuting officer can resort
to is that of eye-witnesses of the cere.
mony. Again, all polygamous marriages
are performed in the utmost secrecy
within the concealing walls of the En-
dowment House, where none have adj
but those who wish, and know
how, to conceal. These intended spec
tators and the officiating priests esteem
their Endowment House oaths of secrecy
more binding than their oaths as wit
nesses, and their church and religion.
With the protection of their brethren,
higher than all civil laws. President
Arthur in his message to congress re-
,ommends that the laws be SO modified
hat wife may be Compel ant to testify
against her husband, and also making it
for any person solemnizing
/ marriage IN any of the territories to
make a proper record thereof in the
supreme court of the territory under
stringent pen atty for failure so to do.
Should congress act favorably on the
recommendations the enter
ing wedge will be driven which will
eventually extirpate the foul blot of
from our land.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24
PerilS of the Sea.

The steamer Malta reached Boston on the
18th after a terrible experience on the ocean.
One sea swept the vessel fore and aft, killing
two men instantly and injuring third.
A st. Johns, N. f., dispatch announces the
wreck of the brig Fl. B. Jones, on Foyer Island.
The crew were saved. A cargo of merchandise
and provisions for miners at Bets Cove valued
at $400, 900, was lost. 1t is feared the miners
must suffer this winter as the ice will prevent
another cargo from reaching them.
News has been received of the loss of the
American ship Humboldt on Lincoln Island
Pacific Ocean, on the 22d of October. w. c.
Clinton, second mate, and the Chinese steward
and cook, were drowned
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24
Heavy RObberies.

York jewelry house, left two trunks il the Chi
cago q Northwestern depot at Racine, on the
night of the 10th inst, and next day they were
claimed by two men who succeeded in getting
one of them checked to Chicago. The loss is
about SO, 600.
The stores of S. Katz and Gowdy Il Moore,
at Campbellsville, KY, were entered by burg
lars and robbed of $4,000. Two valuable
horses we're also taken.
Texas "rustlers stopped train near Ell
Paso on the 14th, and relieved the Wells & Far
go messenger of 81, 200, after which they taxed
the passengers to the amount OF $500.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24

pointment to the vacancy, as is also B.
I. Rogers, republican assemblyman-
elect. The chances are in favor of Rogers.
RACINE Journal: A stranger giving
his name as E. c. Forester, fell against
one of the large panes of plate glass in
front of the Manufacturers National
Bank this morning, and it was broken
in three pieces. He " skipped" out and
cannot be found. The glass was worth
about $780, Frank Schmidt has
suspicion that the same fellow stole
some property out of his saloon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24

1t is well-known fact that grind
stone sometimes explodes into frag-
ments. Marble, we fear, is hardly safe
for sculptors to use, as we noticed pla-
card In an art gallery the other day, EVIL
IDENTIFY intended TO warn visitors of dan
ger, which read: 'Parian Marble
Busts. y YalCcob Strauss.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-24

THE elevated roads in New York city,
it is stated, will soon build third track
along the Ninth Avenue line, and run
fast trains to point twenty miles out.
The Manhattan road is operating $3.50
trains per day, one minute apart during
the busiest hours, keeping every engine
and car in use.