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anilnr win recently crns.ml gro,n uau.
to 1.cRt,orn II, sn1nt lnn.," Marvn ~, ''leo
como to Ehlrnpo and SEQ tho nm wh .d nno''[d
proposed to 1lsband tho whltc H.ock ,nv, .seeh,
IN GxtlinllKe sAys tint IN vo,u,u l.,
knnsas tccentty gave birth tu l,rn,r1"., " Az
Tho ureenfntuk pnrty IL HvJinn,Iy ,oinafh safhS
piled with candidates onB ways aI,c"I us eup
"1supert Da Fere lit Ia vrry ,,,n,
romantic g'rl to want hrr I,ycr H. A.. '0f
daring doctt to prt've Tho great Iuyc H., SOM
Ills bis hoart~ Try drlvlny s:enin.t thru.' .s 'ea
awbitu. '@'"saet 10
The eahle snys TINT fsarrctt Is co,n,pu T.,
from England. Tlls Ia mt TIM nc,or ,,,,, nohl'
est'tlebt it-ycar-nd colt hclopr,pu ~, y. se'..
!llarl' Unfortunately, tl,ere nre VERY f,s IN
lean nesort ir IsnRIatd Just new. ''ae'
Iliera WIS S0ul,E Indy nj (;Ioucae,o,
Whpan parents hoped they fnr. tuuce,,o'''
Hut slio oamc back otto ,lay,
10 their awful stlsu,ny.
10 they called her wicked tmpoucc,,.,
-lioa:on !fadriaal. 0"'s''es'
The sIcnt'f Of Mr.. Cnrro1l, t,e 1,a,,n.-
millionaire who set nrnrt *t01tnO fur .oa u.r ~
1'oslnB any attempt to t,renk his viii. |, r
10 Ut rc9rattod. Amrrsca cnnnot alfun, aW t",a!
1not' smart etlcush to prevent lawyer. t.oa .as'
RottluR tha1r properly nfter ,lgnth, 'eoa
Dr. Scl'tema,ll's description Of HE ,.u..
ship Of hls wife Ia nj, lntereat,up our ,u"'t VII
now twclvo years" ho snys, "aIneo n,e, sa. y
tho ho!'so OF her parcnts In Athop& II w., /"
eatnrans' III me course ut tho rotNctsaln,s
lnado I'M hstonsh!tg discovery. Tim vo,n' y, !
ycar-oid giti. Ms ttio tak turned upun I'm ~, ~
rcolted for tnn long piece frum that work s 10y
literal accuracy. We weru son ahyo,fc, T., W. ,s
subject, and on tho eamu day VII, ublc T., .s ~"
her. Next Thurstlay will bu our wc,IIps ~,
And ThuFsdny was our wedding 4lay, for innc. s
tAnt business called ine Mt nnco 10 pnrt, w.
n,adp otlr wedding Journey thitl,or, 1hcn ~" W
tue tamo for learning. rcc!tcd JIoncr IN .@' saE
aud Rh0 roueatcd It utter mo. Dur,ne o. r. ns'
r'nd life VIC haro nut hutl Il stngju failup omt
| not even oVor Agnlnclnnon aud his sister n.
| only dEapntO VIC ever h'td WIS wien va had ~
foront iticas about tho rendering VI a pas,oy.,.
| IfdGtor."
The following, ot interest 10 neyscan.,
1nnn, Is found In tho news columns Of Inn n.
York l'oss: J. F. Nelson, tho senlor rcpor.cra,
tho London Times staff, md tho ryal Of rh,,,..
lHokcns rs special reporter when The Asfir,
was Upon tho asa6 of tho 4Marntnv lb,., /, dcai
Ao WINS connected With Parliamentary repor.
ing for ffty ycars. Sir ltohett Peel WA tmo,,
the lrst 10 appreciate his abilities, and ,,,es -
ask that ho should to employed ou special ocr..
slons when important addresses ,vcro 10 be d.
llvrred. Tho late Earl nf l]eacons1oh IN.
qAcntly scnt for him before mixing orr,t
| speech, md Hnifd rchearsc his pratinn Vim
| CveFy confidence fn htB discretion Ills ln,, ~
port WIS Tint Of tho speeches ut tho T.tntr
| House dinner. Ho successfully dictated h,s ~,
port through tho tuicphonfc tube IN tito repo,.
ers' room OF tho 1t,ney office to tho Qperato, 4,
tho type conposIng snachtue In tho Printing
room. This was tho first tiinh the operation aal
, 1881-08-11
THURSDAY, AUGUST Ii, 1881.


Tho United Statos whent crop this yenr is
estimated at A00 U0 0O bushels. aga Inst tBo 0 O0O
bushols last ycnr. Tho stock on hand IL now
4l,o00I00o bushels above this limo lust year, 80
tho oxport aurplus Will not fall 0!r to tho full
extcnt of the dccliue Ia tho crop aggregate.
Tho Tt,ncs man will haye to talse sixty to
seventy millions more from Ills esttulate of
tho American wheat crop. This assertion In
regard to the stock on hand Is ridiculous
falschood. The whole amount Of wheat In
sight for the three last years was as follows:
g1iy ~ i8sl. hg
aug. =. loto ..s.s...s.......-....- ..... IS.AG9
As the stock on hand for sale July 30 wns
less tilan II millions Of bushels. and only q ~
millions more than n year previous. on
what does the Philadelphia correspondent Of
tho London Times bnse Ills assertion tilat the
stock. on hand Is al millions 1nrger than this
time last year?
, 1881-08-11

strike Of The operatives In the Iron and ateet
mills ut Cincinnati. Early III June, or; two
nlot,ths aE,, Tho managers Of tho "Amalga-
mated Association OF Iron md Steal Work.
ers" Ut Cincinnati demanded MI increase Of
wages 70 per cent greater than those, paid
for similar work in Pittsburg, The great coul-
pcting point Of iron production. Tho pro-
pr!etors naturally refused 10 comply with
this preposterous demand, wl1orcupon n
striko took place OF several thousand ,nen,
and the strike is still OH. The Iron mills
havo since u'en beef, all closed, and the fool
lsh worknci, unemployed have received no
means OF support save such occasional COLI
trlhut!ous rs 1,nye been sent tllom by
"Unfon" workn.en In other cities. The re-
suit Is, that, in n season Of unprecedented
prosperity, these journey,nen haye spent
three months tn fdleness'anu have forfeited
$500, 600 III wages, and driven from Ctncln-
mil the sale OF over s., ,0o0, 900 worth Of Iron
and steel g0otis, Tho Iron mills continue
ctused, n,lt On Tho Nth inst. tho proprietors
Of NIL tho nillls west OF Pittsbusg, at meet
lux In Cincinnati, unanimously ntloptetl n
resolution that thereafter they will pay only
1'iltsburg prices for skilled labor In nil de-
P'' s."e"'oA s'ex A"t'i"s 'A1.'7 s'''" "44A "'t'1
employ noh- Union 'heii.'
lhc a'!egatlon WIS oireetlS 'naao 1aa@ tae
ue'hafa ior wages anu the stsaKe were Tile
result OF conspiracy lomeh1ed III fHtsoulg:
Due "hclles t'is % 1Fae OF ',os !he saspe1'.
sson ol WoEk Ill oh'o ms 'lao Liz enees ot
allvllK u.e WofK 10 fNtsouEk.
ahe s.l'he Nus proved shoc1hg l"ll"se.
~ nus closeu the ohlo ull1ls, ana " Ihs nelle-
n!eo ~! no WoeSlnen III ohlo' oo'ne ot tae 1a'fl-
l!'es oi uese voluntary lula's nave neeh re-
aacea 10 lie necessary ot nesglna' Ino men
nave loss ING possible earnings OF 1ne o"slest
season tnat HAS occul1oa tor many years. ano
now h'id themselves exeiauca from any em'
p'oSaheht III oh'o unn! u'ey tehoahce INC
tsaoes-uh1oh 1or WHICH saey haVe w ma"e
''.s enormous a''a aosan. sacl'nee* 1ae a.
h'ahd WIS I'LL unnatafal ahd unreasonable
one' VI, oh'o a''a t'tlsou1s ate co,npe.No1s
Ing price ~ whlcn iron eaii oo sou IL taat as
"4ifc!i " can oe opta''ea else"'eFe' 10 ae.
n'"''o ~ pcs cgas nlg1o "aees u. o,ns'ana!l
t'.ah "e1c palc.ilstsoa1R plon1oisoa eiis sa'e
VI lfon !" elncl'ha's e1eeps ~ pf!ee ~ pei
eent greater 1hah u coula oe pa1ehased LOT
III tittspars. io th's 1he e4hclhnntl mus
eoula 'lol' VI eoutse, coassh'' anu u'e WORK
, 1881-08-11
prryinr upon them II they would protect
themselves.


IN the new Cotle Of Criminal Procedure
atloplcIl by tho Into Legislature Of New York
there Is ono feature which ougt 10 tIo MI
essential part Of criminal procedure every.
where. 1t fs tint wllcl, requires Tint fndlct-
n'e,tts stall ta drawn up III simple forn,, mud
provides Tint tlany may bo amended ,tpo't
trial. Tho clauso declares tint no III
dlct,pcnt shalt be Insufficient which "e,t.
ah!es tho Court to pronounce Judgment
upon n conviction according to tho right Of
tho casr, and docs hot tend to tho prejudice
Of the substantial right Of tic defendant
,'non lilo merits" Thls Is tho practical,
eonlnon.sctlse. and inst way to tlcal with
criminal cascs. The purpose is TO ascertain
whether or not nj, accuscd person Is guilty
or !ntioccnt of tho Charge brougtt ngnll,st
lin: II Innocent, ho is entitled to acQsl!ttal
at tl'e earliest practicable nlnmci't. and 1t
EnElty tllo wclfare Of society demands his
punishment according to law. Tho prnettcc
, 1881-08-11

JEFFgnsoN DAVIS and Zero Black, ably as
Sisted by tho New York World newspaper, haye
tnado contract to ect tho dial finger Of ttme
baok quarter OF d century, and prove that It
was tho North that rebeiod. Tte Job Is too hfg
for thotn. Am0rlcan people have mndo up thoir
minda On tho question. 1t WINS tho South that
rcbolled and got souualy ilekod for 1t. ,Thero ia
no rubbing that out.
, 1881-08-11

1r Is proposed In Iowa to present n testl-
monal to Katc Shelley. the brave Irish Etrl who
suyed d passenRer-train from going through d
br0kon btldgo In Storm Ono enthusiastic
man ntiviaes that the commercial travellers uf
tho country take It into their own hnnds and
each contribute Il 10 tho fund. Kate'a father,
it ID rotated, lust bis lIfe III tho service Ut tho
Northwestern ltniMuy Company sou1o year
nRo; her trothor was drowned two seasons since,
ind tho family now consists OF Kntr, who Ia ID
or 10 years of ngo, her mothcr, II wou'Rn ID poor
health, and two younger children of Q and o
years, KespectIy0ly.
, 1881-08-11
A Dosrox dispatch OF the sLll Inst. says:

>, ChlcaH9NNs 1re C0InIng into I}oston u thr0nRs,
tnking advantage uf the 81 fare. They nro
provisions With the1rl, md p9ntckln8. EOme t,f
Them, With genuine Western coo!iasa, fl tho
itttlo patronage from tilcln. and hotel paopio dn
not hnd sEom geoa customers. Tho Grand
Trunk ia unquestionab'y. DUNG n lively business
through from Montreal m Sunday, and tho Of
flee hcro wns Kept of!cn aif tho morning to pay
reHatc ohccKs. To-day !hq officers report TINT
rtlads rnf,,so to ,nakg reduction to n,eet the
t!rand Trunk. on the ground that they are aht:s.
more on 1t than by carrying moro passcngors at
lCs9 rates.
, 1881-08-11

DH. HOWARD CRosnY made a violent la
ranguc In Now York sunday night on tho subject
at the temperance laws. and oomplained that
ho had l,een thwartcd In lila attempts u enforce
them. DR.. Crosby, some time ago, raked up un
old law which forba.le anybody but ho.elkeupors
to soil liquors IN Now YORK City. ifo ought to
hayo had sonso enough to know that It would ho
impossible to enforce such n law. But he did
not. Most OF tho newspapers which havo hprc-
tof0ro supported hlx In bis nodorato views ren-
sure hlt Sunday hight specuh ID sovers torn1s.
, 1881-08-11

THE London lTorld las been summing up
tho results of tho late social eesson, md tinds
tho most t,arked characteristic Of tho ycar hnB
been a kind OF social reconciliation all round"
Hoifetl dovcs havo boer forgiven, and "hus-
bands and wives, between whom there was n
genera! belief thRt tho domestiu rotations wero
growing lIttle ssFaIaed. hare posed before tic
world Us tho twin onhodlulents Of conlugal har-
m0ny,"
, 1881-08-11
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, 1881-08-11

A I}EnL1N dispatch OF July 20 Bnys: 49,.
AnQther pistol duel took place here yeaterdsy
between fBhtInS student and Il Acsoryo of3ror,
when tho former, Rs the Gsrtnaua euphomlstto.
ntly ray, "re.nntnod on tho ground" THIS Ia
thB nth OF tho Kind In Germany within tho last
fortnight Of 10. :;
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wv. p''Ass'
the so"callo' e'a"'na-oael Coi'ehIion
WNlch nas oeeI y sgcIaI SESSION III Jus eity
tol se'eta1 u"ss' "t!'t 4un p"'''cni"ts III tae
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no""..u wv sae @assos'". "a'.eu ~
, 1881-08-11

The Cincinnati Commercial, having pub
lishod the namos Of a5, ,QQo one.oout aubsorlbers
10 tho Cook fund. 6ug!ns to weary tn c!l-loiuK,
Nesss before WA newspaper Immortality for \
cent conferred 30 plenseulsIy.
, 1881-08-11

TuE Democrnls Of Afalilo llave furnished
two.thtr'ls of TIM votes to rho Fusion tiokct
while tho Ftatists have taken hInn. tonths hf tho
Offices. This tu0-hnndlcd style nt business haa
dsxussed tho ancient Democracy. T'hero was n
Eooi deal af ptaln tnik In their ConvanttoQ as
the Second Congressional District last wcok.
when ex-0ov. 0arocon OF snsory memory urged
tho Endorsement Of tho Grocnbnck candidate.
Ono ttolvgato aalt's "Thoro IL no t0po Ut otcot-
Ing o,ir candidate, but II wa lntlsrso tho notni-
milton OF tho uroonhaok Convention VIC shalt
not nnly be tofcntet1, but ilsgracod." Thls wits
~ noarly tho sentiment Of tho Convention that
when tho nnmo nf a strnfRht Domourtsttc cat,dt-
date was prosontoi hc was nominated by nccla-
nation Without a dissenting yo!eo.' II tho Dem
oorats Of sfn1no arn weary Of 1nrcel1n and tha
Groonbnckers thoy nro nlrutsly started In the
direction Ut regeneration.
, 1881-08-11
POSTAGE.

Entered at thf Po.!.onte ~ Chieas,, iH ~ Second.
GTa&s Natter.
Far tho bcnent of our patrons rim desire TO sona
single copies pf THE Tribune through Tho mail ND
Rlrc hcrowlth tin tEnnAtens rate OK POSTAGE.
Nfft9n and Domtst&t. PR Cnrp.
TlHht ard Twelve Pa1a Parer...............9 cenl.
, 1881-08-11

TrAnsvaHl QUESTION Mr. GIAdAtoao Fclnarked;
What would potnt out IL, that the provisions
VIC havo tnadu III IN engagement Of this kind
give uB mote power thall We could hnvn bud II
wo hnl established In tho TrMt,syaal simply that
which IL called a Colonial Parliamentary Cow
ernmcnr with responsblc Mtn!stry: do not
on tho part Of tho natives wn.,ih 10 intinttly
greater thnn It tho Government Of tho Trans-
vanl wcre like that. say, Of Eannda. Il IL truo
that In Canada you retained tho right Of veto,
hit you know porfeutly wuIl shat that right Gun
nevor 10 0xorclsod In n matter Of tic slightest
GQuEGQllGucC.
, 1881-08-11

1ycVlekerss Theatre.
Matlfon street, betweon state and Dearborn.
"The WDfllH
, 1881-08-11

Expedition 1tnlidtnQ.
Michigan hvGnuc. oppostt Adams street. Thomas
EunlmeF Might Concerts.
, 1881-08-11

UNION PARK I.oDlE..-There viii be = apeciA
snoatluH Of Union rark .odco ar thglr hall. Gi Yves
LATEST business Dt ni1Etanco. Hrolhron and 1Is'
N 1o'N'''' 'A'' ~ o'I y. Q. pnATsr. ". n.
, 1881-08-11

.. "hlte.BtoekihH 1Sare-nn11 Park.
Championship Baseball 0ams-U0tTolt ". CHI
gago-this Afternoon at $40.
, 1881-08-11

cccd tho V!ce- President Il obviously intended to
apply 10 the vico-rrcs1tsont htntulf IN .,,rccMl-
tny tho President. Moreover, tho Constitution
elsewhere rruvtt!cs TINT tho lrcsiunt shall hoti
oIneo for four ychrs. II his disability cuntinncs
bis deprivation Ut of!ico during his torul must ho
decrrcd by tho Courts md lo bocu,nes President
again tho moment tho disability ls removed.
, 1881-08-11

Grand Opern-II0use.
Clark street. orpo8lt uCW Court-flouse. Encnu0-
mont Of tha Acme Opera Company. "rho Mnscotte,' y
, 1881-08-11


Randolph Rtsest between CLARK and In salle
Engagement Ut janlus O'Noilt. "Tho Danichena.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-15
A Patent Juror,

A San Francisco man claims to have
invented patent juror which will meet
the requirements of the law fully. The
patent, .interconyertible, ihe0rruptible
juror ls'bnilt of boiler iron, firmly rivet-
ed from the neck to the hips, and cover
ed with trunk leather, fundamentally
sewed, and warranted not 10 rip or crack.
From the hips to the heels tie material
employed is lockwood, fitted with joints
and bound with copper-thus insuring
flexibility, durability and strength where
they are most needed in juror. The
head is Of Eastwood, studded with brass
headed nails and covered with railroad
iron! which is riyeted with bolts passing
through the Uranium. A sheeting of
copper conceals the bolt heads, and this
in turn is hidden by the ordinary juror
expression of intelligence, skilfully ap-
piled by eminent artists who employ
none but the finest of paint. The trunk
of the invention contains a rod nicely
balanced and hung in the center.
The mouth is provided with two
tongues, on one of which is painted in
bold characters, Guilty; and the other
Not Guilty" The tongues are connect
GU W thO W bWO hnCs obill
steel wires. From either end of the rod
is suspended large piece of cheese, and
when balanced, both tongues remain
within the mouth. The case is tried as
before the average juror, the evidence
carefully drawn out, the summing W
speeches made by the counsel, and the
charges delivered by the court. Wher
the case is closed, small rat is intro
duced into the trunk through a trap
and locked Up by the sheriff. The par
ties in action have then but to wait fol
the verdict. Sooner or later, according
to the extent, to which the facts havl
been disputed, the rat will eat one of tn,
pieces of cheese. which will allow thI
Opposite end of the bar to fall, pressin,
up the steel wire connected with one o
the tongues and presenting at the moutl
the verdict of "guilty"--or mot guilty
las luck may have directed.-7-C Chicag
4 Legal Adviser.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-15

of May, 1880. There had been no in
crease in the rate of taxation for State
purposes, and there is but t>une way in
which this increase could have been
made, and that is by an economical use
of moneys received.
Ip May, 1878, when Che Democrats
took possession of the Athens Asylum,
there we're in that institution forty-two
male and forty-nine female employees
total, ninety-one-witha monthly COM
pensation of Sl,913 Is.
In May, 1880, the last month of Dem
ocratic management of that institution,
the number of employees had increased
to seventy-four males and ffty-six fe-
males total. 13O-with monthly COM
pensation of S2,sl5 IS.
In May, 1881, under Republican man.
age ment, the number of employees was
reduced 10 forty five miles and fifty-one
females total, 96-with monthly COM
pensation of $l.958 es.
In March. 1881. during the last month
that DIR. Firestone, the Democratic Su-
perintendent of the Columbus Asylum,
had control. the number Ut employee
about that institution had grown to 100.
In August, of the same year. DR.. Rutter,
the Republican Superintendent, had re,
duced the number of employees to las,
making reduction of 81 400 per month
in the salaries paid to the employees of
that institution.
When the Republican party came in
to power, in 1880, Adjutart General
Gibson turned his attention to certain
claims of the State against the general
government growing out of the late war.
They had been neglected so long that
there was danger that they would be
oatlawed by Congressional enactment.
They amounted at that time to $273,-
797 93 AS the result of these efforts
the sum of $67,674 9S has been allowed,
and the balance Ia being pressed.
Ill duultluu W Llc dUOfo, Olucl Wal
claims have been found against the gen
eral government and duly presented,
amounting to S559.235 90.
1t was also claimed that the State was
indebted to the Ordnance Department
of the United States in the sum of $780,
It's SO. For this reason supplies of ord
nance and ordnance stores, greatly need
ed by the national guard, could not be
obtained.
Upon examination of the accounts it
was discovered that errors had occurred
in previous settlements, and that cor
rect settlement of our account would
leave Ohio creditor instead of a debt
Or A claim for correction. of the set
t.emont was promptly presented and re-
cognized by the Chief of Ordnance U. S.
A. The readjustment of the account
gave to the State credit of $116,1S5 40.
which, after deducting the amount due
from the State to the general govern-
ment, leaves due the State, at the date
of said settlement, the sum of $9l,OOG 81.
Gin. Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-15
Work Together.

If all men had the self-same mind,
And sought the same position,
The world would be, as you'll agree,
Chaotic in condition.
Thus, some must sS~, and some must
reap,
And some must plow the mighty deep;
And some must wake while others sleep
Each has bis given mission.
And though they seek quite different
paths
In bright and cloudy weather,
And seem to stray, each his own way,
They really work together;
The one who weaves, the one who knits,
The one who cuts, and lie who fits,
Bound by a silken tether
Thus the great world thrives and grows,
As each man helps his brother;
The great and small. the short and tall,
They all help one another,
For some must print, and some must
fold. ... ....... ..-..r...
Some must carve and some must mould,
And some count silver, scrip, and gold,
Each one pursuit or other.
Then Danish envy from your hearts,
And keep your soul well lighted,
The world should be, as you'll agree,
At peace and all united.
The water-cOurse will turn the wheel,
The mill will grind the corn and meal.
And God will reign thro' Woe and veal,
And every wrong be righted.