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ARBITRATION LEAGUE.
Eloquent Lecture by Colonel A. II. Meach
am ON the Indian Character.

1t would be difficult to give justice in q
limited space to the eloquent appeal made last
| night by Colonel Meacham before the Arbitration
| League at the L Street Baptist Church. The lee
| ture consumed about an hour and quarter In its
| delivery, and was full of the idea which
has occupied SO much of the Colonels
| attention Of late years. He said the In.
dian was, when discovered by the white
man, peace loving man. His habits were simple,
his laws few, his ceremonies sacred he had no lit
| eraturo, and no ambition to live in literature or
| beyond the memory of his own tribe. lie was true
to his guests, and when tribal difficulties occurred
the peace council was first called-an institution
which was closely akin In its objects to what the
| Arbitration League seemed to be- The same prln-
ciple actuaed the Indian Of the present day, and
| u striking example was shown In
ouRAY, CHIEF OF THE UTEs
Several instances were cited where the big
| chiefs of various nations are "big" more from
| their peace qualities than their war procllvities
arbitration of difficulties being sought for before an
| appeal to weapons of war. Difficulties among in
dividual members are treated in the same way.
A council is called, the evidence on both sides
heard aud the tribe "sit on the case" as n jury.
aud their decision is invariably acquiesced In.
sitting Bull never broke faith until he he had
been repeatedly cheated, and then he said "Pll
treat you just you treat me-" One great blunder
| in the management of the Indian was the send.
ing of broken.down men, who could not get Il re-
spectacle living among the whites, to preach the
| Gospel to them,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12
Examination at t,e Norman school.

The first quarterly examination of the
young lady pupils took place yesterday at the
Franklin building The exercises showed q
marked degree OF proficiency the various studies
embraced in the curriculum, and placed the
teacher Miss l.. T.. smith, in an enyiable position
as AN instructress Of those whoare to be the future
matrons of the Nation and the mothers Of the men
who are TO rule coming generations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12
Michigan suRcrers.

The following contribution for the
Michigan sufferers was yesterday received at the
business office Of THE REPUBLICAN; Miss Maggie
Halves, 81
l., d. Hatch, from collections from printers Of
Government Printing ONCE, S23
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12
ZINE STATIONERY.
! CARD ENGRAVING.
M. w. Calf, Bro. & Co.

Jewellers and SiIversmiths,
have added to their business de-
partment of FINE STATIONERY
and CARD ENGRAVING, and are
prepared to execute orders for VS.
ting and Reception Cards, We'd
ding Invitations, Crests, Mono-
grams, Stamping in CoIors and
Metal,
llo7 Pennsylvania Avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

Two carloads of running horses arrived
yesterday In this city from Jerome Park. It is ox-
peCted that other horses will arrive from the same
place to-day. These new additions to the splendid
array Of horses already at the fair grounds will
make the coming meeting one Of the most brilliant
nynr bp1d hara
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

The job.roo connected with THE REPUBLICAN
are now executing finer work than ever before
done in this city. Nothing short of the engravers
art can compare with It. See specimens, be con-
WINGED, and leave your orders, for u quality OF
work is consideration you cannot fail TO be salts
compete with us.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

A TRUE TONIC

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he digestive organs reoring all dyspepttc symptoms,
such as tasting e food, beching, heat IN Ie stomach,
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation that ,ra
not b,aeten he teeth or give headache. Write for Me
D Book, 80 pages, amusing and usefM reading, sent
free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

The car for the new hydraulic elevator
which Is to be placed in the private portion of the
White House arrived yesterday, and will be placed
in position at once The new furniture II expected
to arrive from New York by the 18th instant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12
The Shcdd baths.

READ bright comments on the events OF the
week in the Republic, out at noon to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.


For The Middle Atlantic States, edsterly TO
sottheriy tonds threatening uo1er and rain or snoC,
rising tenn erdture and falling barometer.
For Washington, l a. m.-C7oudy tredther and
rain, siighiy learner souucriv Cinds.
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows; a. M, 49,. IL a. M, 40; 3p M, 4Soi
7 p. M, Ace; IL p. m, 46o Maximum, 1919 !
minimum 437o
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gents clothing Watches jewelry, &c. Call on or adj
dress Herzog, 80S Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

RELIABLE clothing at the lowest prices. Georg'
Spransy, 5N Seventh street northwest.
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"Climnx" and J. d. PAGES Dianora" tobacco
can be had at 1917 Pennsylvania avenue north
west wide open doors). + r. MoRcoE
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Commercial priutin,

OF every description executed neatly at the sho
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN, Job Rooms.
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The dying Presidents letter to his mother III
fac SMILEY can be procured at THE REPUBLICAN
Office Price, 10 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

THE Republic, out Mt noon o.day, will contain a
interview with President Arthur,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 90S
street. Only FIST class bath in the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12

CITY AND County OF NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1881,
Hon. s. f. PHILLIPS Solicitor General.
SIR: You will remember my stating To you I'm my
letter of the 9th instant that while l felt honored
by your invitation to become the associate of the
distinguished gentlemen who represent the United
then definitely decide whether tho invitation
could be accepted have now reluctantly con-
cluded as you have to-day been informed by
telegraph that much as desire TO take part In the
case II Will not be practicable for me to do so.
On Tuesday last was elected to an office, the
duties of which ] assume on January /, There
is surely much likelihood that the Guiteau trial,
even II 1t is begun at once, Will outlast the caen
dar year. In that event / should of COURSE be
Obliged to retire from 1t while II was still pending.
Under the circumstances therefore, am COM
PEELED to decline your flatterng proposal,
Very Respectfully Yours,
DANIEL q. ROLLINS,
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RnnutlniI Printing.

To his mother. written oil his death bed fac sim
copy, can be procured at THE REPUBLICAN, ofic
Price 10 cents
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Mr.. Theodore B. Starr,

No. 2O6 Fifth avenue, Madison
Square. between 25th and Goth
streets, New York. The sales
rooms occupy three floors. The
Arst exhibits every variety OF
SOLID SILVERWARE of unique
designs, Foreign and American
WATCHES, &c. The second
comprises one of the most extern
sive and complete stocks in this
country of strictly first-class DIA-
MOND JEWELRY, of original de-
signs, finest Solitaire, and critiy
cally matched DIAMONDS, rare
PEARLS, Rubies, Emeralds, Sap
phires, Catseyes, and other pre-
ciOus stones, GOLD JEWELLERY,
in novel designs, at close prices,
In the third is displayed choice
collection of French CLOCKS, ar
tistic BRONZIIS, NIanteI Sets,
Candelabras, &C., and decorative
PORCELAINE of the Royal
Worcester, MintOn, and other fa-
vOrite wares, I'm Vases, Plaques.
Jardinieres, sc. po5.sm
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LOCAL MENTION.
Pierre LoriIIard's

ovERcoATs and Ulsterettes. George spransy, 5G7
Seventh street northwest
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FoR late literary secrets see the Republic out at
a. aNg
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Prnn,Incmt Arrivals.

NATroNAL,-Uon. j. w. Singleton, Illinois; Hon.
A. H. Dill, Lewisburg Pa; II. ]. Caldwell Colorado
H. ]. Ruby, Philadelphia; Hon. f. Stone, Maryland
F. H. Manchester. New York; Il. II. Strong, Fort
Atkinson Wis; G. c. Haspell. Boston; A. NJ. Shan
non, Galveston, Texas; II. NJ Bowman, Philadelphia;
w. #. Kcnfcld, Grand Rapids; w. p. Richards
Cambridge, Mass; f. $. Gardiner, New orleans
EBBrTr.-Goncral David Pillson, Maine; a. Corbn
New York; u. O. Gordon, Hartford, Conni q. j.
Puhek, San Francisco; H. A. Branch, Michigan
c. II. Scrlbner Chicago; ]. A. Nuncz, Louisville, KY;
G. Il. Nnand, L. S. N; Captain William Douglass
U. s. a.; G. W. Jarvis Connecticut; Admiral !. H.
Strong, U. s. ~; John b. Cough, Worcester, Mass
W. T. Garrett, san Francisco; J. c. Duffy, New York
MErnoroLITAN.-Char Scott. Philadelphia; Will
lam, Atkinson, North Carolina; John A. Mcconnell
Pitsburg; John II. Hmm, Lynchburg; j. II. Cooke
New York s. p. Aucker, Philadelphia; z. +. Cole
New York; :. Il. $. Rose Pulaski, Tenn; q. W
Brooks Richmond =. H. Reinhard, lebanon, Pn.
+. II. ScOfeld, Gainesville, ia.
ST. JAMtss-Luther Colby, Boston; Charles Nc
Arthur James McDe watkins, New York; +. NJ
Odds, Newark, n. j.; George shepard Page, New
York; A. Il. Graham, pnrkersburg; Beverly, Ran
dolph, Clarke County, virginia; Wallace Mitchell
Maryland; a. c. Sample, Virginia.
MaGs.-Gcorge rache J. T.. Dickinson, f. b. Smith
q. c. Teller, New York; r. u. Sargent, Boston; q
p. Sulley Pennsylvania; H. II. Warren, Philadcl
phia; a. Comely, Paris, =. scmplc Plttsburg; f. II
| Wines, Springfield I'LL W. II. Casey, Chicago; II
and II. NJ Miller, Columbus, Ohio
| WlLLARbS,-W. II. Mead, Brooklyn; G. {. Eggert
| Philadelphia d. NJ. Shaincr, Chicago; w Il. Harri
son, J. Muse Rev. j. Kelso, Hon. T. NJ Dayne, Penn
| sylvaniai J. Jackson, New York; +. A. Dearborn
J. w. Woodruff Boston; J. A. Bergmln, New York
q. M. Rice, Boston.
| ST. MARc.-Wilam ]. Walker, Philadelphia; A
| Fritay, New York; Charles Cans, Baltimore; II. ]
Schlop, New York NJ Bradley, ]. Bradley Philadel
| phIa; S. II. Prince, New York; Leonard Waldo, New
| Haven't A. Llienthal, New York; H. Moore, Phla
| delphia,
ARLINGToS.-E. r. Reed, England; L. Levy, {
| ID. Matthews, George w, Halsey, W. q. Wilson, IL.
Garrett, New York; J. H. walph, st. Paul. Mimi; /
| ii. Carfoot, Chicago.
| WoRhLEYs.-L. Stevens, New York; II. q. and
| Mitchell, Long Island g. b. Russell, u. s. A.; w. ]
| s. i. Emmons.
You can publish three-line advertise
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oc2Gtf A SPECIALITY.

n>S5go PERSONS WHOSE RESIDENCES ARE
w. robbed in this city requested TO notify
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN at once, "a the
Police Department do not appear to want the matter
made public, under the erroneous impression that
sacrary leads to detection of crime. selgtf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-12
Workmen were enraped


Building permits were granted yester-
day to d, b. GRAF, corner Warner and Fiflh streets,
two-story brick dwelling, $1,000; J. Tarbel, two
| story frame dwelling, Metropolis View, county,
| $500; Michael Nolan, laos Seventh street north
west, remodel dwelling, $3.50, James ii. Williams,
% street northwest, shed, SIS; Allen Clarke, 32S
Is street southwest, repair she'd $40, ana Edward
Montague, remove frame house to NJ street, be-
tween First aud Second southwest, IS.
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wv BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
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You can publish three-ine advertise
mcnt of want, rent, for SALE lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
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a specially at TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, job
Rooms
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
HEATING BY,FRICTION,
The Novel and Useful lnventian of =
B0stOR Scientist.
Boston Herald.


ABo.ton gentleman has invented simple
device which, if its present promises are
realized, ought to work Arsvolution in meth
DDS of heating. 1t i: nothing less than al In
yen.ion to use friction as practical nsSnH
Of producing hest. At the time ofthe Ash
tabula horror, when so many persons we're
burned to death by the wrecked cars catch
lag fire from the stoves, Mr. Webster Wells,
then professor Of mathematics at the
Massachusetts institute of Technology
BEGAN to consider the promIem of heating
the cars without Gre. He has solved it, His
invention consists Of strong iran cylinder.
at one end IF which, in'ide, is q hxsi plate OF
hardened iron, against which. attschsd 10
revolving shaft. aaathrer plate presses, eithe
closely or lightly, as required. The cylinder
ia filed with wStsr and this, hested by the
friction Of tho two plates, circulate' through
mines. warming the rooms through which
;hey run, lust IS steam pipes do. The water
is kept --conrt,nt circulation il these pipes,
raturnipp 10 the cylinder to bO heated over
orein. The water in the cylinder which il
brought to high degree Of heat in sramark-
ahlv short time, keepS the plates fabricated,
ureyenting their wearing away at RAPID
rate When worn awsY tho cost OF renewing
them is trifinc and the machine has no compli-
Gated wors shout it, 50 that it IS eHSlI7 Kept
in rspair. The power required to run The
machine Is 6, flight that the waite or surplus
mower of She engines in use for running
elevators end other machinery In hundreds
of buildings throughout q city is enough Dr
all ordinary purposes. The msch'1" "'N o9
utilizad in snv place whsro pow Is u2td'
The ordinsrv sized machine hes tbirly-six
square inches of friction surfSc9 N lis PTS
sufla'ant. It is said. TO hest 10000 cubic
feet of surface. This raquirca but half a
borso mower A machine with 225 SQUARE
inches OF friction requires hut t'ur horse
power, and would heot room 6oAzVo teet t
or corts'uing $4,000 cubic feet
In railroad cars tho machine 10 opeTalec
by power takou direct from The " heels, doln(
away with 81 danger fron fire in case OF
gmash-up When tha cars are standing toI
tho machine car be operated by power from
fhe locomotive. by continuance aOmswhG
like that which operates tho We7'ingh u'
brake. In mills it ia calculated that grea
sayiag can he mads both in fuel and IN tn
rate of insurance, especially in tbo'e run b,
water pover. gha agent of q mill vhcr
wster power 10 used ostimatos that in twent
years Nv the use Of this device, n saving Of
least S1s5,O0O in fuel sl6Ee could be effected
Professor Wells is now in Europa, ooSlu
out for his patents there The mochne b.
now been in operation in Boston for savs
months.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
A Remarkable FRse.
New York Herald.

John G. Calhoun, a grandson of the great
South CarolaA senator, ard on inmate OF
the Insane Asylum at Stockton, GAL, was
drowned on Saturday in the vicinity Of San
Francisco. Hi, history is chief rrark-
shle AZ chewing how msR besring ~ Illus
trious name and closely rclated t. co "hs
6rst made it 80 may lead q vulgar and OBJ
scuro lifs, fNreign 10 any Rspirsnts TO which
would az all bespeOk n superior strain of
blnod In February last CslhouR was dis
covered nv western reporter at liquor
saloon in st. Louis, whore he was s1rying az
barheepar. Hs was young man, ahable in
msnners and an easy cunYs-saiiOnslst He
said that ts diiliked his occupation and was
A civil engineer by profession. VI WIS born
on nv grsndfather's plantation in 1853
laft home aftac tho war ard driitfd away
from nv relR'ivrs end friends to make my
broad among strsngeFa. Ny grP'du0clo,
James Edward Calhoun. and my btoborF,
Bouiamin Alexander Putnam Calhoun and
WHinm Lowndas Cahoun, are still living
in the eoltb, and they are the only relatives
have With whom l keep up cores
popdonce. The old gentleman lives
AZ Mllgood. Wis plantation, tventy-oso
miles from Abbeyille, on tho Savannah
river. Nv brother Benjamin ia law
yer, in Jck'onvil'e' Florida, and my
brother Wijlirm, also q lawyer resides in
Atlantis Ga. His flee is directly opposite
Ben. Hils. Nv father and stepGthor are
hurled in The Episcopal canelary in Pendlo.
ton; my mother turi 4 in Palatka, Fla
She was The daughter Of tho well known
Judge Putnam of that state" Mr. Calhoun
At this time w7ro the watch that belonged Il
his ararn3f,tbor. 1t was an old fashioned
was made by Tobias, Liverpool. On tn,
outside Of t.s case was M engraving Of
hunting scene, with q deg and rabbit in til
foreground. Inside tho case thss
words were engraved "Jchg Q. Calhoun, bor
S. G. Mich 10, 1882. Died, Washingto
Civ, D. c., Mich 81, 1850" Mr.. CSlhou
became inssne while in Nevada, md wa
sent to Stoc ton from Esmoralda county c
that state,
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LOCAL JOTEEN GS.

--Repairs for Alta, Engine can bs had OF
Q. 8. Mitchell & Go.
Go 10 Leon Kshn's all the time TO pur-
chase your boots, shoes and hats.
For nice attiug shirt, have 1t made TO
3-1ar Rt Clanay's 700 Main street, up stairs.
Tho greatest variety Of atty cs and quality
of new year and visiting cards at the HERALD
office.
Just received, ono csr apple cider, in bar
rals sud kegs, from Kookuk, Iowa, at b. Y.
Holloway 81 Co.
For mixed cow srd horse feed, bran, oats
and hay, etc, 90 TO Stedman u Co., No. 757
Elm street. Free delivery.
Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
ver twenty-five competitors at st. Louii
Fair, 1879.
--Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. Sec certificates Of same in sdver-
tisnent in another column.
Birmingham d FELTON, are manuiactur-
ing hominy grits and graham nour. Mills
No. 226 Paterson avenue.
--Have your drawers made to order at
llsncey's, double lined in the sect and war
'snted rot TO rip or break.
Who il she? Appointment lady patron
of tho stage, known to be wealthy, is aid &c
| have il in her brain TO advise everyoio With
whom she converses TO use "Rve ana Rock
as q beverage, or as a tonic, or a cure fol
nnsny Of the diseases that flesh heir to,
be il cold, cough, asthma, brochisis, or thu
consumption. She always adds, however, b,
sure to got Van Bells crock and Rye" witt
his signature on the label, as all Others ar'
limitations. The question is, does she receiv
. commission, or is she public beneiaetor
Who is shes
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is guarsn
teed to cure syphilis in the primary, secon-
Diary and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure the
worst clses of yeneris diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most emf
rent physicians of America. 1t cures The
frat stage and heals the ulcers in faw days.
l. clreG ulcers in the mouth, nose, throst,
head, arms, and legs; also, hard pains in the
bones and joints, syphilitic. rheumatism, etc.
in short time. Price, $500 per package
sent everywhere by express A treatise on
sexual disepses free. Sent sealed for two
stamps, DR.. j. Dinsbeer, AIS North 7th street,
81. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. DR.. Dinsbeor makes chronic dis
essos q specially. Ifyou are afflicted with
no 40 matter what, call or what.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01

An ORDINANCE on cemetery and city
IN sexton. Be IL ordaisea by the city caun-
Gil Of the city o, Dallas:
Section l. The place beyend the corporate
limits given 10 the city Of Dallas asa site fer
ths cemetery, or such other place AZ the city
ssHacil mEy select, ehal ne the place OF burial
for the city sf Dallas, and shall be designated
as tie lefty cemetery"
shall be suitably laid "a iRts streets, peths
gRd lota, the corners of lots TO be ind eated by
utakes gt durable wQed, The size of fall lot
shall be eighteen by twenty feet. -
ssc. .. The city engineer shall survey seid
greusdS aud shall m AXE a map thereof Of a
size OIL eresedihg twenty feet to the inch, on
durable paper, and neatly And artistieRlly
dtawH, designating in acme appropriate part
stIEe portion a. bgryng grauGd for paupere,
buried by the city or county, and anothSr for
Strangers, and ltum eripg the lota frtm the
northwest corner, in cor secutivs erdari aud
the helflots shsllbe designated east AID vesy
half, which, whsa completed, shall be fran cd
and IN pended W the once or the city Hecyeta-
ry, and copy thereof Med in the once Of the
| city sOStGs.
sec, l. II shall not bslswTul for any person.
10 disin'e or re owe sny dosd b6dy 20 tied
! iberia, frsm any grave or vaalE except 1t be
upoS tho nppl cation n with the cons ent CT the
| friends or fam ly Of the deceased Wai then
only under the VIZ ten permission ami super
| inten dance q the city sex ont pnd IL any per-
pop shall offend az mat tbs prnviriOua Of thiB
| section, Cr shall receive any body, knowing ii
| 10 have basu diSin,err5d and removed N VIC.
| lstiOB Of the Rpoyiaiess Of this sec ion, lie
| eh8ll be nDaa Ia any sum BOT exec ding era
| hundred dollars, and II the fns be not paid
shell DO Imprisoned net exeseSing rftccn SAYS
SBc. 5. II aBy person shall cut, break, OF
| otherwise injura, mufilate ord Ease any iOnlh
stone, fence, head or fO0t.board, vault, mqnu
msnt or INSECURE, tree, shrub or orEemant, o
shall remove or Gis.ufb any stake ind cat ID
the boundary fanny let, half-ct, street or "a IA
OF sid cemetery or Of suy avty&rd az ia
city, he shall lie hnsd IN aVy Gpm set loo
than 6ye or more than ana huHdrod dsllarI
Sec. g. II shall be nlawful for any enc I
bury or be con aerE0d in buying GFy dda
person within lhS limtS of tho city OF Dslins
nnd upon conviction ANY one 30 Ofondip
shall 0e fined in any sum mt lesE than ton Q
more than one hundred dollars, ans each da
the bOdy so remains sh@ constitute soparat
un'eHae; proyid d tbst ghuas associations ~
individuals hayl & cemeteries In Tho ciey EEs
not DO Effected by thls proylsisn before April
1880
Sec. 7. This renewal OF ali dead Ia forbldde
except between the LIST of Noyep Der and II
lst oi April, PROV ded, that where he bodit
have bceA into red for two yeaIs or mo the
may be removed t other tlmel. ANY one V
ole Ing this section shall be fined not eXceeC
ing fifty collars
Se5.8. yhgl thi O-dirance take effect fro
p2 S &c rn1 puh.icsti,n.
Approved cemper y, 1880.
httes' JOHN ]. GOOD.
j. i. HEREFORD. City Secretary. Mayor.
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got better. The first of last month he came
back TO Stafford, but had worked but few
DAYS when he was taken sick with inflammation
Of the stomach and bowels. There is no
doubt but what his death resulted from the
swallowing of that frog. Wilson seemed to
have mania fer swallowing living things.
On one occasion no caught = green snake
more than foot long and swallowed it alive.
At another Tina he caught black snake
about Ave feet loRg, cut it open, took out its
heart and swallowed it while pulsatisg. AT
the time be swallowed the frog, the first Tins
he swallowed it his frogship, not liking bis
quarters, turned around and came back. 1t
was not until the second or third time he
swallowed It that he ucceGded in impriEon-
lag him in his stomach,