Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-12
PARIS iCRIME.'
PjctMresqwe Cases Watch Require the lat
tentt0n of tho Police.


Picturesque Cases Watch Require the lat
testton Of tho Police.
Assassinations were never so numerous
as they are now, and as for attempts to
rob with violence, they are perpetrated
even in omnibusses. immortality has be-
come singularly gross. The Palais royal
has become almost the great rialto to vice
| it was before 1880. Girls of IL and 13
years are there in numbers plying an in
famous trade to enrich monsters who
drive them on the street. The insolence
of the lower classes is intolerable, espec-
tally to priests and nuns. All this is GO
ing to bring on reaction, which will
confide power to sword. The general
elections =, will produce great
excitement A shop keeper said
to me day or two ago: AS
soon as the canvass begins l will sell
nothing;people will do nothing but drink;
no work will be done; no money will be
made" Ice dealers, however, can not
complain that the season has been stag
nant for them, the sale of ice this month
having exceeded in Paris alone Al, 600
tons; Cafe Anglaise, Cafe Richie, Cafe
Foy, Maison Doree, Vachette9 bought
each a ton of ice daily, and there was
scarcely single cafe or restaurant which
did not buy 300 to 400 pounds every day,
More ice would probably have been sold
had not the revelations of the policies
chemists checked the sale of beer. The
chemists declared that every sample Of
beer analyzed by them was un-
wholesome from authorizations Of al sorts,
so few people were bold enough to pour
such poison down their throatsI The
drouth has made itself felt in other ways
than the sale of ice. Our vegetables
have been scarce and of poor quality, and
so small that they seemed dwarfs; they
have been, and are, very dear
The other night two young clerks were
playing billiards in q cafe Of Boulevard
ST. Germain, and talked freely Of their
concerns, without needing q man who
seemed asleep at an adjoining table. One
of them said to the other: II have just in-
herited $400.', ssOh! then we are going to
have jolly time of it." "No! mol |
will not touch one cent of that money
1t is still in my lodgings safely hidden
in q chest Of drawers under my
shirts. To-Eorrow I am going
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that date. Evidently the thief was in
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