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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-12-08

The st. Louis Republican, says if,All
the big farms in Missouri were divided
up and sold, leaving one-half, and in
some cases only one-fourth to the owner,
it would be an advantage both to tho
proprietors and to the state.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-12-08
Afternoon.

hlbOl uOuhs
Sing, my heart, cheerful song
Though the shadows, growing long,
Show tho SUN descending;
Life hath been joyous day
Faith and lovo shalt smooth the way
To happy ending:
Sing, my heart, song of peace
While the shadows still increase.
Hail, oh heartl the calmer days
Groct the cooler, milder rays
OF the sun descending;
lfold age should come apaoe,
Welcome it with gentle grace,
Patient wait the ending:
Sing, my heart, song of peace,
While the shadows still increase.
&C. c.. Dauso" ="
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-12-08
FOR THE LADIES,
Girl postboys.

Girl Postboys.
At every station in Finland, saws the
author of "Land of the Midnight Sum-"
I had young girl for driver; and
these children OF the North seemed not
in the least afraid of me. My first
drivers name was Ida Catherine. She
gave me a silver ring, ,and was delighted
when she saw it on my finger. prom
ised to bring her gold one the follow
ing winter, and I kept my word. She
was glad indeed, when at the end of the
drive, after paying, I gave her a silver
piece. Another driver, twelve years OF
age, was named Ida Carolina. The tire
of one of our wheels became loose, but
she was equal to the emergency; she
alighted, blocked the wheel with a
stone, went to a farmhouse and bor-
rowed few nails and hammer, and
with the aid of o farmer made every
thing right in few minutes; she did
not seem in the least put out by the ac-
cident; she chatted with me all the
time, though I did not understand
what she said, for I did not then know
the Finnish language. She was a little
beauty, with large blue eyes, thick, fair
hair and rosy cheeks.
Marriage Customs of Australian Natives
When girl is betrothed her mother
and aunts may not look at or speak to
the man for the rest of his life, but if
they meet him they squat down by the
wayside and cover up their heads, and
when he and they are obliged to speak
in one another's presence they use
peculiar lingo, which they call "turn-
tongue" This queer dialect is not
used for concealment, for everybody
understands it, and some examples
of it show that it has much in common
with the ordinary language. To give
an idea of the state of formality into
which life has come among these sup
posed free-and.easy savages, mention
may be made of the duties of tie BRIDE
maid and groomsman. When the mar
ried pair have been taken to the new
hut built for them, for the next two
moons the groomsman and the husband
sleepson one side of the fire, the bride
maid and the wife on the other, the new
married couple not being allowed to
speak to or to look at one another. The
bride is called q "not-look.around," and
the pair in this embarrassing position
are standing joke to the young people
living near, who amuse themselves by
peeping in and laughing at them. -
Nature.
, 1881-01-28
CANE-GROWERS.

Annual Meeting OF she SOHtl,crn Wis.
cottsfIs Cnnc.firosterA' nnu Mnnuznet-
tirrrn' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ot tile OBJ,
jrrtx Of the ASSOCIATIONS. =, =
Sptrfdl Dhpaeeh to 7He Chicago Tstbunr.
pA1.MfRA. Wis.,. lal.. 1..-T],e annual
,'ccsIns nj tho ''Snutlcrn Wisconsin Cnne-
GrDwurs' nah manufacturers AssocIntIone
on Thursday anu Friday, tile It'll. and 1871, Ut
February. The following. with other sub..
jtvts Uf Interest, will io discussed during the
session VI the Association:
!. Whnt aI.s nre tlcst adapted to tta most suc-
ccSssHl :sr1iwth af thu cnHnclpp? - 9
;r II" a % nnti !ntIfsi ot prearlns th9 soil 10
j. !" s Wfat sSte''t should fertilizers be used.
!. l,,S b;st kn' of seed, a"a tho manner oe
:, Tt.o |,!,e for planting, aud the bost n,ethod'
i. 1'hs best ,uct',pd Of cutlvatlng sugar caue
:. ~ wlnt staso 0t development should t,stle
hp harvested, ntlIl rinnnur III ,!oing II to sceur1
.she best anu GREATEST ut'oi1nt Ut slrup nus
!. MI! II pay 10 strip cane? -. I.
=. Wllrtl should casla bo wurkctt after t.nrvest-
ina, .lid the Lust mct,hl nf keeping 1t from ter
ltIGhtntlHy
-. Heat lacthnl ot manufacturer - =
III. Tail IL sit H&Atlt pruithbb tn E1,fse cnnc for
s.ss ssts and Alrul'-aaa thu or.'insry yield per,
IL. Should VIC I,c dependent Upon pthor ssa,ct
FOR sugar anu slrt,, when It IL demonstrated that
w ca!, nrolAcu Ii sllillclency fur Dur own oon.
il. In tn,iltltnss, mills, cya,,or,tnrs, md nee:
cssary Eixturgs tn constitute tho most rrucrtrI
fnMnt!tnctnry?
fnr tho sar nf srll Ia manufactured FROM suItar
carta Hr1i,Yn In Off State, ntG.
Tile tUcnl committees linye MRt.e extensive
pEet'asNt lOllS fhr the Sess!Ol and tho subjects
hroi",setl 10 I!e discussed 20 con,g!etolysoyer
profitable ll3EGttuy IL confidently hnlteIDntei
, 1881-01-28

Tho Fifteenth Annual xcKsfos. Of the i.
Northwestern issoclnflon 10 He Hold
nt JaNcAvi1ie - Subjects to Iso Dla-
ctlahed. 4 - !
Strefal D,pateh to Tie fattaoo Tribune. Il
JASESrlilE, Jan. 2I.-Tle fifteenth nllnu-:
nj session Of the Northwestern DairyMynta
Association will bp held III tllls city coul-
,nr,cnr Feb. and continuing three days.
The following addresses will bo delivered
AmrIllg thu progress Ut tho session all1 tho
following subjects discussed: Annual atl-,
.lrcss hy tic President OF tho Association,
". ID. ltnnr.l; "Chccse.CHrtNg as Important
III chcesu-atHk!ng "Tho AttultcrntEon At
Butter nId cl!reso''; "Exp1rts of Dairy
l'roaucts"; "llow tn Conduct a Uairy-
Fnrn.": "Shoull Milk III Dellyo red
to tIlc Factories More tIlan Onca n hay - ::
"Dlsuases Ut DAIRY Cat!!e aa1 tllslr RENE
t!tes"; "What Adjustment ot the TurIF :,
LAWS Arc Necessary tn Promote Dairy liz
turrsts !" "i!ow tn Pack atlsl lInndte Dutter:
fur tho General Markell; S''.rIls Farntr's
1ionle''; '..ilow Cheese Should lie Mata
fur lIou,o mil Forelgn aInrkot"; :" Du.ter'
a1n! Aattcrnlakcrs"; shutter FROM Gath:,
erett Cream" j. -t~' :; x!
There will De thu usllal roports OF commls-
ters, tho election OF officers. aisd banquet ut
tho clOsu ut tho session. '.,' H.
, 1881-01-28

IIo In u IEtE1a1r-Ornnnlxcd Ltnr nnd
{fJsl3nuE.

IIo IN u IEfEll1y-Ornnnlxcd I.tnr nnd
ifuslsbnE.
Snsttat DbraitA 10 The Chlea2o Tribute.
1'lrrsntuu, pa., jan. oI.-Esoelor Won
Rarel., wln according tn New Haven dis
patch to Tho Associated Press, has faI[cM ler
10 MI Immense Fortune III Holland, 1t Inns just
tratlspire, resided III tho Young Men's Iloino
III this city in 18TH, whence he suddenly dis
appcnrcd, leaving behind him Il humber Ut
unpaid hills amounting 10 about sI0. bur-
Ing Ills .sojour, ut Tho llu,ua he WIS very
communicative, niltl sntt nil,, other things.
tint ssG Ind hccr t'titttntt for tile Catholic
priesthood nnu urdnfneaf II priest. Tfle Entfl-
ole rcliGi0n ucalnu tffstnstngui tn ltN, md l,e
resolved to rennnncetL Th[sinscntlnn bccan,a
known ~ hisre1uttves, Niu! fnrn long time
hH WIS imprisoned by Catholic authorities.
tinally, hA cscape:l y thls coutltry. a'tl SGT.
him Mp, uui established communication. with
tho ltsiiop of CLEVELAND, with Il View Uf ll;ly-
Ing lin lncarcelnted ill an Atnrricull n,a'l-
nstpry, III Il. to keep lin out Of The clutches
Of tlle L'rntesailtH. ,]&neiotf discovered tlcsn
MachlnatftMss agntnst hts liberty. atal ugaln
lle res0rtctt to Hight, ailtl ,ssttfrtl down 10
work III this city. Al who knew
HIN when licsn sny. l,o fs MI ar-
rN,lt 1lnInbg nint swilltacr. Thcre is mt
q word or truth iii tho strry tint fIe l,.ls
fnllGn lIeIr Ia II fortune III IlD[nllli, or any
where else. Should llc ever rrlnrtl to Pitts
| burE lle wOutF be PLACED In /, position iu 10
tho St;ttt aOiliE service.
, 1881-01-28
INDIAN OuTRAGES.
Number Of People Killed md 11htslntcd
ty tie *nvmGcss

Nn6tbEf OF HGOpIG kA&stEu H!lu HAutDutC0
ry tI,c *nvm9cs.
At.r,;pt,rnQtrf, n. ~, inn. :N--Alr. j. N.
Robinson, tntninu engineer ri The Ate'llsuu,
'Iup.I;a & Santn Fd Railroad. arrived 1T Fort
Craig OH The 9.tl, inst, anil reports as fol-
laws: \ 1nckl,onrst at Frs.'s mail itnu was
taken III by tho Indians ut :. u. ILL., OIL the @hl,
live miles yest Of SIM Jose. Tho driver and
ono hurso WAS killsh nlul another horse
driven of. \ INN and three women were
surrounded by 1ndlans two ,nIIcs frnn tho
aa,Mn place, Mfr. Robinson ninl xeycn Afext-
cans arriving Oil tito sccltc ~ Ting 10 save
inspli'. purity wis being wHrstett. w'leii tyg
kniHfers Of u Company, .SiMtl, Cnvutry. t.s-
cnrtlsfg Il enntrnctDs's train, arry"t. Aiml. iir
ff.g un tho lndints, put tilc', tti flight. They
were foIng Toward tlie Osa2G Mountains, a..l
were driving I,rrtt ut t!fty horses.
Alr. isnbltisUli Hlst rEl,1rtA three miners
having brr,i killed. :ul1 tho lHtlt Mt Chloride
Gtllcli The bottles Ut fnttr wn,sc,l md chill
tiren, killed ilrar Cnrstza Springs, were
Brought tnt0 Snn Mntciuf OH tho .sld, badly
mMtilAtttt t'Nl burned.
nnring tho cxslttAnG,t nn uscnt of tie liz
tlian sclHnl ut Carliale, l'a >l,asse,l through
San MareIaf will three Of tie koys who ;,rs
TO- becum1 slttllenta tf tllg schoul. IT. WIS
with the greatest difficulty tat he succeeded
II gG.ti1'g them safely ae,onra tito cars. Us tho
friends, wern tttGrnlnttl to nrralsl them,
nnll were t,,iy prevented by strong guard
Of Americans.
Gen. Sheridan md Jnrty will arrive here
tn.nlsht I'll route tu Furt Wingatu. New
Mexico,
, 1881-01-28

taIas. aI1ts # aIjust issrmlnation IL sati5Ss d!
wGE'tsAs, The Irou4o of Representative iI III,
nnstcn n tcso!tit1on rcturlnR al invcattguuof
~ Committee. with full power IN tho pru1aIscx
wnEnEAs. Tho Senate Committee on 1saIltoatii'
afG now considering tho question Of investi9n
clm.lons to Tho Hcnatc: at,l '" ~
ns n%xns cost 7e of GSs1 e s TGss ! 5
C!1ntnisso,crs he Inquired fnto: md
WHEREAS. Tho Aus1 Commissioners have rpi !,
yc5 e., completed their rcpurt for The Inst tx
Me hprc5o5o a,, gs 1t Tho confirmation Il ssa
pullllc,l and MI Investigation liatl. "
What Will be done with tho two reports H.
q course, Il subject of considerable specula;;
t'on Among tlte Interested ONES. .s: !;
TwESrY-s1x VOTES wrL1.,I,E SEcEssAnrt
to concur ~ the recomnlenda,i inn. rhc DEM
tMrats will votc. sntitlty nEafllst It. Ont Uy.
the tl'irty-twu Republicans there IA good
rr'tsult 10 l,c!scye. ns matters now stal. thai
~ , lsast l,ii'e wtll yotc with them. One Of
Is naw hisposctl to wait un.I1
M III, lnvcstisasEo,. can be !lad; IND
"o,ilsr wio I'!, %as r;cntllsnty counted
hope ttr,,igllt in response to Il call from hl.,
Er;tn-tcaltng constituents, WHO nre loaded;
~! vi Il c0nlplnint4 whicl, ihey desire 10 pots
s.i*lSs 4!ll5 htlst lll0 lHnt0T1LT fGkt
port Is likely to bo - =
SENT 70 TIE WALL, ~
altliong. ttc screws will ITO nrbt be tight /
!ieu ni all MANNER Ut pressure rcsortGtl tQl
.t ,srler, tn avert such result j
lc M M tie Tie ,Sty ff'y y,norf 1oycftj yj In,h}s ot
r. t!iin!tui much alter tho manner Of tic
AtGWtllIants resolution, nild anolller "sneji-
lux Scnn,Intsce' Will b. itsIlerca tuto existence.
eIIef obIectIy" paint il tic g!it Is tho sraila.
Inspection O!lfee ut Chicago, nlltl tic geiitIc.,
nial, win, t'rcsidcs al tic head Of it. Will:
~. na's,, out Of ,i,,,a tlH way there is good
promise might be e'rectetl by wijlcn, =,
aI thu sstrtacc opimsti1n to tlie Commission
t.r themselves, a1n!nst whom there really IL
10 II! 1eelsE whatever, wfll be removed and
cp!Urs.
Gov. GnlIom l,as bern repeatedly rcassurcsi, ;
hvc', t SLY sse ev, isssolts ,an,o Wa ilrst kept
iiHrin'lr,fnn 4 90 down. Sumo Of tho .isept,l,- !;
llran Senators on tho Warehouse Committee
, Sssw!,srS; s,'na wio !'.ve I'LL alonE stfena-
l,nsYe. nII isohnson, swear BY aIl tiat Is :;
good and bad that, rs fur Reynolds,
THEY Wild. HAVE NONE or mn.
There, nsa excellent. rcasons for. believing
tlla. Goy C,;i9in iHlly appreclatrs tho ln,.:
Situation. md tint MS actiUn ii tllo lnatter
Wll! lg guided By the adriee which lie. lus
received frn1l' s'!ch friendly ant! well. .il.-'
fotmsl ;,s, Sources Tho thing lias e"ne e far,
wliH are III wlint II 1iow an open secret, tint
liatnts nrc, already belng suggested for tho
I,osiei"mn: T. ~. IiIc t,!nst rIunfnsiit anong t',eul
70 iar Is TINT Of tiei'. John {. Smith. .wl,oyo
cllnACts, 1t h fsarGll, are mt what might 10
called imminent. The plnco is such MI in,-
pDrtunt one, fnweycr, tllut there will bo no
lack OF Other gonsl material to tlrnw upon.
, 1881-01-28
THE JUSTICES.
ff0sv tO LoHB II ft0rac-'rlta Complaint or
II Retail Observation-Disclosures pcr-

How to LoHp II ftorae-'flte Complaint uG
u Ylctuil Goal. pcr-
Jury.
Peter Gorhnrdy, Herman steifcl. asl August
Fishcr hutl ~, examination bofOru JuitfCu IlnEl-
ineF yesterday on csturHa OF ucrJury, utttI wero
f,n!tl III tho st,ta Of $7uO cnc Tor tho CrinIEAl
Court. tho bonds being furnished. Thu eouplMnt
nuainst thum .wus ,npulo by Mr. John +. Altpcltl,
attorney fur II. W uni 1anles q. itoHurs, and It
alleges: Tint In tho summer Of 1877 tho detend-
ants, !n u business transaction. hn,,lhl tllcu.-
selves to pay t!o s,Isn nf $:',ah to tho Mcssrs.
tiint the money witt t'uycr, pull: tlat
t.o Il tlplenanta ;l. weru :, . sued for tlle
III question WIS not ti,aIr decsl.
ALI.EGEn s1ful!rAuE IN COAL.
Messcs. Eawarl yats aud Lm,ls sayt!neker.
street. Anre Nxasn heH! tItlt III MI ,tMpact.sAns
prcl!Gainent by 0nu at thor euatonlcrs. Sir. Al,
csst 'ts,st ~ . .; t,, Me srtts i r9tal, t
cnr,lcr ut Fourth avcllun n.d Pink street. I.Ist
summer fa contracted with ross s Snytaekrr
bus n'rtn'iy rocslso.l cons!der,slu porton ur
that n,aoant l!,,t no tnr claims thar the tirsn
M ts l,es, reK'tlarly T.. tug ..abit of " a.nrinE
n tho acconr!ny!ng certificate. lilo saya fur-
or ho soers a tay asesbs4 Il t. e ts SSs !?
hut driver wag wiltol!esl twu ur threU tluys NY.,
FROM tue tElnn hta itlntl WIS WulEhta ut Y0ss s.
sny,IAckers tn tho time 1t was delivered II, tho
purchaser. nnd llo VIA not suon 10 throw any or
Ut any l'acc. Tho lu.d bctng thc1, wclgltt! tI.
Mnotllar seG!u. u M.ss fnun n ho lighter than
Mr.. ltcrt,ert yestelrluy swnre ont Il warrant IT,
forn JlstiuG u. Hurry Hummer. charging yt,sa
s. SHy4aokcr with fnisifyiuE their cula eertIft.
cntps. Mr, vuss WIZ arrested Ivy Cuns,ahle
lnnilor about noon aud gnvG 1ontl rotnrnublo
Fch.a.
flo strongly t!enfeS tlo allegation nKatnst him,
mad aoei4res thAt lAtny. owll!g 70 th0 faet tllut
StFcr1ll complaints Ut THO tnthu character f1tyH
i,re ltle, llo hAs ulwaya hlsl Witness prasutit
ut tho weighing Of lt},,tl OF t,nl specially to Heu
TINT everything WIS correctly t1Dte, AMI hU
, 1881-01-28
COLBY-REED.
4 Suit for PcrjMty to Ito FSftosvc.l By
One for Malicious Prosecution.

A Suit for Perjury to Ito Fo1to,vcd by
One tor Malicious prnscrn,t Ion.
Sptrit Dispatch to Tie Chieayo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. Silt Is currently re-
porlc u,l.E generally belieycsl ilIat the lIAn.
Charles IL. CulIy will immediately lr1us Il
suit fur false imprisonment, malicious pro'-
ccntlol,, Or libel, Or NIL together, asainst
Judge Heed, yhb Instituted tho legal
proceedings agaInst SIr. Culby for per-
Jury. Ar, Colby is not the sort Of u
nln1l to rest quietly under s,c! IL serions
Charge As was made agdinst hin by I.ee.i anil
not rcsuilt It III tho most cnphiltic nla1,tlcr.
llo PROPOSES to lot, his 'cncmy know low II
fcels to hnvG Ills nam1 rr1i.tHt III ths head,
lines Of NIL the daily newspapers under the
fascinating head .2~ ''e,i'llssal. lesys" IN n
WHY tliat might look rs II the persoil accused
IN heading fur tho States prison.
Public applause Is generously bestowed
uupn .Itltlgo Mallory for tho pru,nptIlrss With
which io kicked Ncesl's perjury suit out OF
court.
, 1881-01-28
1rsAILINCS.
TIE SENATE WAREHOUSE coMsnrrrE.

~
Special Dsspu!ca sd-3he Chjtu1o 7riluHc.
S1!:iSnFiELt,, lilo Jan. :.i.-'rlm Senate
Warehouse Committee met t!Its afternoon,
every member Of the Committee present.
SvAntor Campbell oI,plictl llle music by call
III. III, TIC message frn,n tla t;nyeri0r ilont-
luatiuy tho Easlruad nlEl Warehouse COM
ntlss'onclss nnl moving Its adoption.
Sesntur Merritt presented tho following
amendments:
WME,lEAs. Letters have 1,ccn recclyctl i,y tho
chMtrtnnti hIll t,'.' .'':her. tncrrs nf tho tnu-
Intttce Asl;lslE thar IL slcunl Committee nj tt,rre
be appointed. 10 Investigate tho Et,th inspection
or tafcusu: theWfor.. lu 1t
conrnsao % IL II i to iaa i,a d''t waraI,lse ,t i
Commissioners hu tlstp0nel until Il cutf,inlttee
car, b. appointed mud I'm Investigation hud'
Scnatur Merritt caused II copy of tho Me-
Williams 1inusc resulntmn 10 be read, AiIu
urged upan tic Committee tho necessity Of
waiting until that Investigation Ind been
held.
scna!or Whiting mu,la III extended ex-
r!anutf0n Of
lI1S NE.AsoSs
for waiting fn favnr af tho confirmation nnti
Ayllnst tho Merritt amendment, not forget
Ting 10 ray Ills respects tu Senator Merritt
personally.
Senator Merritt read n litter iram W. Il.
necDe, Secretary Of tho Grnil-lsccttyrrs' AS
sociatlott, requesting tho appointment OF 1t
special committee tn 10 to Chicago alla lit
yestigate tho gralll-lnspcction department.
l1o then pa'tl his Respects tn Mr.. whiting,
WIN WaY pictured rs unable to Seu anything
l.nlosa Tiers WINS cai,nl water III II.
Scnnt1r Manner sntlf tllnt III cnse these lner
Wern confirmed thu ihtluth 0f every Etnln-
receiver III Clalrasu would ha sealed when It
Guile IL MI Investigation, tho power nf> thu
Railroad ant Warehouse 1'uuut being w
great. that tho receivers would bu influenced
thereby.
II. MecrcA y 90, ". +. alai:eE d C0:, md q.
II. Silwell L. Co., Ernin-rveeEyers III Chicago,
lsEQuEsTISa THE CONFIRMATION
Of S,nItll al.d uoguc. but totally Ignoring
''i,' Senator Kelly protested, on holIalf Of his
constituents, agisli,sl liz contributions. ilo
thought tho nHittrr s,0uht bu fully l,tvshtl-
glteA and thetr guilt b0 proven. Tho C0sll-
lnittGo should tpftlso 10 cuntiE,n 1llenl. II
lhey Wero isInocout 1t shoull 30 DECLARE
'rho Merritt amendment was lost byn yeie
OF Il yens u Il Nnys.' Tho. motion tD ~.
lort tayulnbly wls then divided, tl,u r0ll'ca!l
10 1 n!ys. Tht,sv yotinE In the affirmative
wuEu Cnnttce, Seetist, Gni1tplNsll. Thnlnas,
lllorn, alnl Whiting. :T!los.i yutlny lg tl,o
negat(yo were stanher, Merritt, Kelly, Yum
css'a css, ai! 1T ths % 'lnes Of snitl. iogac, @ !st
Robinson will bb reta,ltol tu ljle St,,,lle 1or
confirmation IN a. day nr two. Whrl!oyer tho
wind sets In thu right corner VI tho salts,
I"sa IN D2ye Wa,ssa Ss!ty ye1fra II G s ssets Sots
tu recommend tho contrl,IatlUll,. !. Miss III
tl.is rnse WIS as goasi Us II n.lle. 1t WIS
"Heltl.er 80 tleep ~ u wei Ntsr st w!Ae ~ q
church, hut Il w,ls e',ougls. Scnatar condee
lt.ft tt1nt thu
, 1881-01-28


1losros, Jun. 2Z,-Judgo Lowell, of tho
United Statcs Circuit Court, to-.lay rendered
MI opinion IN the suit Nf Alice A. Smith,
who sued the Mutual l.fc-1nsuranco Com.
pany of Now York tn recover Oh u policy ot
$1,000 OH tho lito OF her husband, Arthur II.
6lnitl. The point mt ISSUE was whether tho
loll-forfo1tnro clnslscs enacted by the Alassa-
ell,lsotts Legislature ln 1911 .ai,ll 1s7. npply
TO foreign corporations. Judgu Lowell de-
ion that Ut Justleo Clifford, Ut tho Supreme
Cultrt Ut tho United States. Tha AlnssacllU-
suits Supreme Court llaA dacltled that tho
s.atutes In question do npply, to foreign as
well Us nutlYo G0rp0r0tt0.ls.i
, 1881-01-28

ntj0n tn rnfsn ,nnnpv IL, ,t,v a,,1,uifiins
o" tn nnv 'M,1o ~ tr''eS o !" XIX n s'ps,,ts t,,,.s
lie nr"ts.tsc III carrvlnr ,nMtl. IT, sirom"i'i,,s
ur oi, ,,tiv t,thrr Y;,tsr it'll nhsnr'; n,nt,.nsr
jfp r,rt.:sri njs,, ,p,i.,s. "nairii,pv t,',,i,.
or rtncyct, t,v ,f}xrr,nimut tn5 t,r n',.r.aaiv..
regulations tl,at urotli,rn i"tnt,tntnGv n,.ns.
tlrcs. Franco inv t,rol,thlt. u,,v Awrripnt,
manufactures fran u.int. ia,u;r.j ~, Hnr iii
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A KENTUCKY ROMANCE,

AtAyayILt.E, n.y.. Jun. ar-Leandor =.
Scagss, 1ge.l IS, aud Annie +. 6lanlWr, aged
III, arrived hero from Lewis couuty, after II
Ride ot forty miles, llolly pursued by enragcd
parvnts. Thoy desired TO roacb Ohio and
coMnubia1 bliss, but fund tho'ripsrf filled
with running leo and navigation closed. This
tears of,tha bride caused u volunteer crew t0
By n!asis ~, ta u,ate the Effort. Nearly tho
hess tle crossing. Wien In Ialdstrea.n tho
enraguu pareMts arrived. This boMt had
NEARLY. reached OHIO when tho bridegroom,
arose, and. waving farewell. fell lleallpng
Into the river aud thu tlgatlnx leo quickly