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, 1881-07-27

THE UIlltAtto Ti1IHuNH published OIL Sul-
tlay lultur from Ia,,Bs ol'Ath, tlAtusl 1.0htln,,
ltilY T. lBl. II il tiarkDd. HpGuiu tUrruJI1Olltl-
rtiee NJ !ltE CMiUtuu THtlttHE." Tho sanic lnt..
ter, wnlll fnr word, gntl.hends AHd Nll, appeared
liz tho New York Comms.rtdt ttttrertscr. lri.lAy
tlino tq uq c0plod Into TUE SUNDAY TNluuNE.--
tiltcr- EFtHn. =!
u THE Tn,nuSI printed no latter froln :1n.ncs
llelputiI "tlatrl LunlQti"; but he sont T'IIH
T1thuSE trU lqttors dIted aiid rostn.arlka,l Dub.
tin. JnlY and July IL, received IN this ullc0 hist
Saturday, and both wore published n THE Tittn-
Use ut 6NndAy; yestorlMy Tc repolvc, third
eter frt',n him, t1atcsl July II, wloh appears In
TItR TntnuSE OF this 1lortlinK. q Wu .!nnt
Aappah to Cxchnng0 with tho New Yurls
Commercial <ltltxrttser, and havo not sccn It; but
tho To. only aponk8 ut ono letter from Itotl.
pata. .latet July 3. 1Iel,ec, TnE. Tl.tnusn
Gould not have eoptel fropi Its columns tho
othos letter Of July 10, hut must hAve rycolyc4
It direct Crnu tue wrltor. e1 Now, tho sItnplo
trct ta tlat lust say hcforc Sir. 1tedpath sailed
for EUROPE, llo offered to suntl I'liI TntnuSl.
anmo lottcrs from :Irolanl OF condition
that he might Rtve copies OF them
to 'one paper il Now York. anu perhaps
to. ,ono other.' paper ut. u A!stanoo from
Chlcagu,-l,erlats In tho Bouth,-as ho tlcsiruu
bis lcttcts to Nl,p0nr III tic last, West, as,l
Hulth."' Wo ncrcrt9! Ills condition. and huye
begun publishing Ills b'ory readable lotlcrs; and
that II tho whulo cr0. II tho etlItur Ut THO i.-U
would aoyoto more Ut lis tln1o ta prevailing
news f0r hts own colluus, aud lpss 10 eflttclslux
TIE ,rRInuNE. tho remark would Hot 10 50 frc.
quantly heard thas tue TO. was tho Rtulilust
aud most ntwsless pupor published In Chicago.
, 1881-07-27

! THE 'fistiujS1; Inns btEl grossly nlNl tlellb-
tcratoly nisrrprcsentca III regard to tho pro-
posed 1ncruase In tho water-supply by two Or.
three malicious city journals. Which nrp COLI
:stnntly seeking 10 attract public Intention by
soliciting II controversy with it, Y'llcy sul,-
press tho p!un which 'r11E ,rninuSE suggest
ri lust Sunday. and tllcl proceed to credit to
TIL: TNtt,uSEauggest!0ns md motives which
1t Inns not entertained. One Ut them, nfter
referring 10 company which Ind l,cem
,sturtclt to secure from tile city tlle lecessnry
authority 10 bntttl auxiliary watUr-works,
adds TINT tic e.lllor Of TllE TRIBUNE "c,u1c
ot.t with n leader apparently in, favor nf
Mlotller scheme III tho Interest OF the city, but
which lii reality IL thu old ouu with ynr1a-
tlDn, tnu That variation not IN Important
olsp.''
!: Now r,nrls the liiTere,ceI
Tho scheme propUscd by'W number Of gen.
tleilcn was tn procure froM tho rlty tllc right
TO construct a'ltl operate new watrr-w0rks.
Tllu sclae'ae prounsud by THE TIsil,uSE Is
lint tho city shall construct asut operate
auxliary watur.works upon ln0lloynt!vancel
by private parties, IN tho only way Which
sreli.s possible rs the lnw stands.
III tho one clse n company Of capitalists
In tho future, enable tl,nn 10 excrclsu ,.lnro
or lcss rotItrol over tho supply Df wa,cr; III
tie ollsar case thu cily would rntuEn what It
hns lIDW, ellttro c0lttr0i UE ttle wllter-supply,
atll tho capitalists advancing thu u,tIt,ny 10
erect tho works wnul'l haze 10 ,.l0ru power
Or direction III thu management Of Tho w;,tor
system than OWNERS of city bon.ls now liayo
over tito administration Of municipal n!Tatrs.
paoplo who pretend tl,at tllera Is ITO tiltur-
ence between tlieao two propositions ure
either dishonest OF 'ntnlernbly stupid.
Tho l!erd for 1nore waller anll higher pres
suro Is ndnlltr.t. The question Is, how ti.s
additional facilities nie tn bu obtained.
Auxiliary works, to bn erreirtt .>i. thu lake
sIl0ru 10 pullil, waler fur h3tl1nulic p1!rpuses
Wltln Tho business district, will furnish H.
lfrr by permitting The existing works ltl tIie
Nurih anu Wt.st Disisiolls u hi usp,l for DO.
nlest[o purposes III tho residence distrints; ut
tho aano limo tho auxiliary works proyl.tu
thu Increased urcssllra which Is required for
tho llfgl, buildings" n:ltl mechanical opura-
tlOllA, sucl. ns HteAll-bnilura. How nro these
auxiliary works 10 hu procured?
Tho city Inns not tho thUiley} Oil Iand 10
build. 1t l,as mt tho ],uWer. to Issue Luins
Tor ratslng tho n.oney, l,ecauso tho municipal
debt new exceeds tho limit tiSe,l by tho Con-
at!tutiun. Tho ortlinnry current exl,c,ut-
itstrca OF tho city equal tho lawful limit 0f q
pur eent taxation oil this assessed ynNp Of
tic taxaln property, all4 ltellc1 tho city cn,,-
li0t undertake. tho construction of additional
water-WDrks out OF tho currutlt revenues;
nll, II II could to No, 1t II doubtful whuther
tho poplo would :sub1I1t willingly To tho
1,fi.t.s9 On fnGrnhQ, NJ ~ 10
, 1881-07-27

JupGE LELAND. Ut Ottawa, ono nf tho oil
est anu ablrst Circuit Judges Ut Illinois, ngrecs
With Gov. Cnllom atlll htl,ors tliat tiuru Is no
leEal aceasnn for o'euttons for county o,!cers
IN this stnto this yeHs. III lcttur pstbishbl Il,
tho Ottawa HelHblicqH ho says Tint tho Election
Inv of N1ny 10, iSSl. docs mt conflict with tho
recent anlet.lmont to tho Constitution, al,ti tlt
tho turtIis nF 0ttlop haye lccn extended By tho
Constitution, aal not by legislation, anl that,
thorcrore, thoru shot, 10 no election this full,
, 1881-07-27

1Hr6ft ~ tl"f4l VINO Htt- nttCtnfII Itf
II ur,l''r r,.,. tftrnl /. not ,I,sunr iiil nry,.r
Inns been in*Hnc If tlie lirsilunt ,s,C,,yrrq w.
,uttnl sou why tlle ssls!E u,uln' lN tried ft,r
trcasnl nrA,nHt t&Ir t1uittti Stntrs ,cr II IrrtI.
thutr CONSTRUCTION Ur Tho Constitution n.,h
statutory Inv. ''''
4.1,,,1,,,J ,,,..t., fi,,,,. ,,,.,,
N"'tH"'t ut''ttH lMtp+'i '"lloerhlic
tnPers stAtk hf thu Republican pnrty ~ liAsln9
"inst ex-senator CphfsfnE." II Mr.. Iunkil1lv
has been ltrpnpI'rA'' tr'n l'rlne'l'o TINT party
W. w.. @ hls wt!u. ~ ~ ao btor hnti4; hn
sM,1s hr rrsriv lin lss 1n.,t;,r. !, ,n,, - '"'
,.,.,..,,,.. SEES,
"MneS' VIM .Ahi"! Hu*ct'9 'hcPl; Hotn
'"c.foms III ~ t@ei'noe.c'.'.s ~ ~" or6 sn:'""
,"" ',''a ~ nv ''""..a't".."t' y i'as tt.'ho
ep'cia" "otN sileo w 4tn ~ at"scn, witn III 'ts
aos;t ~, H E VI" t,ss,!r ~ , Kat TYP M
rtir ,t,,t,. fnr ticlr ia no rut,t, i hIIn In tht
lse,i,Jllrlm p.rty.
.t ,tt, .,,.,,, ,,,.,,. tr,
4fnEHstt| !tt'"} CHf"t'ctc' toe'a'l' 1no
fInsiutt fhtttEi cpnfltrhtiy pretliCts lllut tho
su,ttcrr un,t Nrw l;,tuE,l1d States VIII Ruat,y
f,r,, :, ,,,ltin,, I,,u,,cn Ius, uu,,, rro+,rtfnr
!'l". put'.,s" ,''ls. .o 'M ~; i' i' '.'.'
~ american INDUSTRY. W. h''c Mlwhss oe-
ltyi'i TINT st!r trB htlEslcO wis with tho East
Nntl int thu Wtst Mr. klDl,!tla,! told II great
truth whHn liz aHt tlt thu South lit fc,trt was
II conservative n,ltl not iii lntioyntlH srtti1n.
1,.t;,,u,,n,t. ,.,,,u.,, fttm,, Tin ,tI,nr.t -.
''".'"p''''' ''o"' ""b t'.oL.! ~ ""t
mas hot proven Slcc1ss Will tho l'cf1lacreey III
, 1881-07-27
A PUBLISHER IN TROUBLE, !! !: t.,

- = 9RsFPA F10ate's ~ *"e e'' I,h,l,,fr th1
= MAxlrowoe, Wis. July a-W' y. .u. .',s .rrc,t.
publisher Of tho 3tanItowoo J"lf'd, w. ~ alleged
vi To- iay ui, u charge Ut perjury. u 's ~, ,bs
that he nado fase ali.!aylt IN relation ~ ,,r,,.
tt.no ha paporha boen regularly P.sn@s'.o,I @ LIS.
yIous to ,hs opcnins t tho srsso Of 'eo 1.,, n.
luture os tssi, in or.er to ota'n SSe XII, Laws
stYte .rrw.alxsr lee lt.ax t1!a VIZ. ~ aIjoras5
lid 70 gass Iail tor hla appearance Wv ~
iH2k
, 1881-07-27

Ilmylt and San Domingo arm tlanYllt,lty on
joyft.9 thor slsululur rnvuIt1tnns. In Sa1, l>o-
ihinRo, the insurRent ncn. Alvarcx, with M
NrIny tlfty ssronR, urenel Hr0 IN tho west
tn ahuut It down. ruttrcd With twcnty-slx
Followers. having lost twc,,ty-roslr. ~ Enpu
ruaetl pn tlom rct.,,rlslng, "llpwn with HaIn-
mon. funY live Mnntaint,". md II war vessel
ills boon dispatched 10 Ncrlpu nH tho pArnr!s.
tries which lIse,l IT, cuIclratc tE,oI ,in,inI rvu-
lutton5 with H1Gst ytgur. Arc thu t,cut,lu weary
Ing Of thor old cllattlr,sY ''7'0'
, 1881-07-27
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE t.nlcAno THtncSE Inns established hrnnc1a
Offices for c receipt VI subscriptions nud nyesttsa-
1nrntx na f@DwB:
NEW tUllK-ttOU!li - Tribune uutlinE. F.T. Nc.
FAnnES, AtnnaIet,
0i.AsG0W, scot1and-.Alan's American News
Agency. II lcnlicld.st =
LONDON, Anx.-Atncrtctn Exchange 43 Strand.
uLSNr +. Ut1.tJu, Agent.
WASHINGTON. H. c.-iala atrrrt.
, 1881-07-27

Totht EI4tUr a The Chicago If7buHs.
C1aiCAaU, 1uty st.-la thu report OF Sundays
snl,rler !u TtH YlttuuSR yesterday, Il was stated
that tho murdered lnan WIS U meluber OF thu
I.umbcr.shuyors' union, and TINT tho dispute
which resulted 10 fataIIy was in rcleronou to tho
gnto9: i WY heto .taso ttas noltheF the mur-
ta1pa iu t4p rVpgrt, Hur4 }ietnauF4 Ut thD
UnlnlI. 1'Aoy wore !" "scats," Nlltl ns ssluh uero
Ua}ptpyol lY CcrtAiu class uf small fpaSua tt1ls
sxoiild t.db employ uulon i,,e!.. :" =
-, WtLLIAN KHRa, ~:
rrnxIlept hlCHxQ kueIhps. fafsel upt1A fn2nu
, 1881-07-27

fntcm!s,ltt or a warler Will certify orery tny In
hunk kept for thc pnrposo .lnlt Crtywnyo IL In
anft kcullng. The catitulto TOR thu annual cost
Of tho maintenance nj t'rsswnyo nnd his H,,iu
ntnnliiits to .ft!, uf wtr!l lly fur tho urtlirr
tN1rt Is for tho es,stulnns ul Interpreter. ti1y-
wnynA lIotibchu1 consists Of tlvc wives and two
attendants.
, 1881-07-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Commissioned Sanders Laws out
The Work OF the Treasury
Cattle Commission.
Proposed Rules and Regulations :,
Regard to tho Shipment Of Dis.
eaaed Cattle.
Tic 1!tneflts to American t,atlle-sI,,nn,,.
r Wien Once tho Disease IL
Stamped OH.


THE IisltstfSE -n'lt'h1''eed s,'snd Il week nc,
that Mf. =: u. H1n'rrs' f this clly. u1iu VI ,ho
cnshrs "f t!'e i'trf- SFdcf ''"Rfan. 1atl lrrn r,
po'ntett, Win l'r,f. .ln'IIes law vi corupII mi.
vcrsity, nn'l dr. Il. =. 1hnycr. If wr,, ycvtms
hinss, It member VI the TREASURY ,.mt,'.',a.
ss ssisstss ns a ex" sff' e..4 w y. 'o 'y H.
.',o',l, TINT may ne reported ton. 'rlx % rt1s
virv viii, Mr. nnn,lum ~, ,ho .",,4 uI,ss later
anp"ln.nont ai al'a thu rrota''lo scope Of
tho con'nilsslons wnrk. sruu tlat ,,s.
Mr.. 'sst'.'ur" has received mitch fus.bss
snou,,.,ut.r ,v,,h l,is t,rot,ar "' tosfe+
t:tuumlrsto,,. ann. vixen ,,,l1,d ,,"", T., VI lie
,,ortrr yt,stnr,luy. wa4 IN n l,n,.mr =, n"
a,,,k or lin wt,rif If ,,,,, r,,',ro a,,,, ."on to
] ,na,,er " ',ci' n'r ~ ~ trS' @
,s',It n w. Nv w'e '''e fel'oft"r cnl" ,st" hin
- When VII! Tug Commtssiou tneet:" nykcl III,
Fepnrter on hrE!i'ns tht compensation.
T.. y Wns ~ ltss! ilffanget tint II shpnlA meet
~ nMsetm't e. s s!i t!itit ultris ttIc rst wetf
uo'ss K1 w vii it vut to o t, io 1 InS * i ind the
"w,'st ase tho Instructions Ut tic cumu.
sl..inrsy' ..iE,,sy hny rt..t,,., n,, ,,x, p,,,,,
ths,so WhGn ''' Mr1 aatau III tlle sry Civil 10
,rout"t.1n w.! ' III ~ uMcseHa,e Mtl texeI rascs
TINT ilny ~ rr1'oftcl to them, cspcc!ay alvrs
Int HIF!a'nH uhe
lETWEEy TltE uNrr:p srArES AKIN c,x-
',ts ADA esN'
md ninut, III, ,tucs or ,.r,,s,,rt,,,,,
imtts IL tf,u linr stntrs t ~" ,,',r,H aIo1 a!
tvI", IN, ,, n~nt,, ";'s !" -, .ae i.Srls IFoa
,thor ,!,',a ~ NIT FIJI. u It.,,' ~ pefF tF, such
xrihri IL. H." sntnt,rv tt 'p r,rr,!u a,u ~ pre,
.fis"ns" ~ '"o "e''' "'N" 'e'e'e"ce ~ sad
''"Wi'nt n,rrn,,r,,,,on b.s to,,,
y,r,,y ,'' a'''to'''A't'oh "s ''oc'' 'aoae tor ths
"mfs,,,v x,Efrrt Il, ,,ot ,c, ,.u,,,, .,,.,
Tho ,vlIt ,ra.t1 1s ~ .pt nn" naW !ons
t,I.iv.' H. ,vIlI n Iii II M "n; 11:,t u my e1.
wiii 10 tuisrfs", With nv nti..s III a Mi'% ', !iat i
,.,,,,,,H ~ ' ~, fa,,,,,,1.. ts sI "! pe a!he u
~ tst ,rt, m tu ~, ~, .,' t., 2d lhst
t'o "t'- wv" =. Wv so'..'so'' "'. "e Fa'a'fs
for tho sl,irnnnt Ut cuttJc IN NIL ,Its,rrts whc,s
ihu dsoItsI uxlsfs and Iur tIun;g Win ihc dI.s
cuse wherever it ID ,iiaenyrrtd," Wv "'s'
"Ij,o Cu,,tssttylt sGcsiIs II, l,nyu tho mamma.
1nent ur the .nuttcr very ,u1ct In its mwn
hal,.is.':: 49, VI"
, 1881-07-27

~ Nv" A".n ~ f"'"n' ~ ." i"S'"s ""'e
"o''1"''" s,e'''iehhs "t'.e'o "p"'' t.'e "e'e'@
"p''s"' ., VI. WIZ ,''ee'ot '.vSrs'"s' y. apesu'
lt!'o-,'s'.l'!oa'.e oec""so ~ IN t1a Null
n"'"" es"'s ".'c" M'u o"''t "a,u ~, 10 VIZ
..om, ''!o!a'' .u""s" ~ w. WI "eeH IT.
IN" ,, o' 4oaa s'.Ie'' ~ trose's"'.i
VIII lsp' p'eseu.as''c 80 VI 'nu 1'"e' . !. ~ 'Ho
nut'ui.s ~. ~ s''.'.s. ,n, ~ uo n'''.A
'.ns''."so t,oto nv oo w.. o..'o W. .,'o 40.
W." ".o e..'su ~ se''s. pnI s"e ''o. ~
e'r'oses ' lt'1,crS VI t.''s' ', '"sik se'''s
a''o'!s ''.ts., :" ".3' .a" uI, ,,u.'i t'as
4'','1''st"1u .,4.,. w, slNs "'..s .".s'. se..'
.ne ''ts'e. nAo"aso '.eIo "iu INV Nv" l'..li,
M oHs.' ~ '"u'a .',,', ..',. ,o.'' r,
.. SUI ''.o o.ens'' M ,'.,.' e" WV" ~ ~, IT,
,',' ,o"s a.s"'s =" 'aao a,' n's :. ~. -. ."o
't''ss,"eo va ''i''4'6 Sto'"'. ~ :. '''''1-
.m" ."as n"9o ..4 ~ - eSr st, wy ,.''.. . " ~
'e .no.4 '''e e'sA' ~ n.s' 1'saa .s :" s'so
l"as u. t'"'"eso' A., '''N, ~" t nn
,pS'' ,, '"'''e'''e' JAIN '''' - o'''' '''s'S
oiohet' N.> VII, >, ..,.,,.
INV xnars ~ ,"n mxnrr ttn n,l
trgl OF lines f railway E,'l1ty hundreds nf lnrs
vaE,,isv anu ns,.,c ym'tcat@x IT, ~ ~ XIII
.t,Mun thinkers take Ut, ut Il SINGH. Ernb Kru.,tcr
"as ta snG T. ~ irss ~ !eareu @ 70 ,s. n.y.
tire. Tito niiviiuni spcc,lt.fora wno iiscti to
Go,lo dow11 ;nto tis stryst torG H. Fly sy ogo ,
or acli thousands IF si,ares aiicre oneG thoy
ealt ~ fnW @ hundred: once' tp2, It. |as ts'eLr
u
, 1881-07-27
SOCIETY NlEETIXGH.

IiEsi'EH1A LODGE, M. ~. \. r. 4. 4. Al.-TiIe
moinbnsa arp hargby notified to attend \ Regular
COMMUNICATED VI tH Lodge tI bc iiNi WGtsnettiuy
evening, July u, Mt o'clock, Master Mnsois. mem.
btIa 0l slstcr lodges nrA cordially Invited: =.
'r7fAs. II. BIlENiiN, eccretary.
, 1881-07-27

Enfrf1 nj The TA,st-UMet At rh'rata m, M SteonfA
taass Matter.
Tor I'm bcncGt Of our 1,aft,na whp icslre 10 send
h|,tso corles III THE Tllfnt'SE through tlie All wu
1.-Two herewith thu transient mid Ut rnsshsrt
Fnrrltu Hilt f}NHfteic. Pr T1np.
ilHht nnn Twelve l'ngu fhpef......s..."..*g gontH.
sixteen Faye Paper. cunts,
, 1881-07-27

Grand Otte rn. .1Tonae.
Clark street, opposlt ngw .CUurt-lloAse "rh0
Octo1Spn." IAftu1neon md evening.
, 1881-07-27

Olympic Theatre.
Clark street. lotweci,s I.nku md iinndoiph. "Uu-
cU TOMS Cabin" Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-07-27

Exroslttnn 1inlftlng.
Michigan nvcnuc oppos!t Adams airGct. Thomas
Summer Night Concerts.
, 1881-07-27


Randolph nrcel betwucn cinrk and In sa1lr.
Engagement OF famcs p'Setl1. "Sarntoaa.7 Alter
noun mud evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-06

disease; the shock Of the water killed
him.
$50 here was murder added 10 burg.
larry. aud assault and battery
'Was nothing done abo1i IL asked
Brinley.
..Yes, there was an investigation; but
u amounted 10 nothing. IL would not
have been TO the credit Of the insiita-
ton TO find Is guilty OF murder. and
besides, We were all gcntiemens sons
So it was passed lightly over or spoken
of rs . boys fr0lic which terminated
in an unexpected manner I-angforth Q
mother died soon after. He vas her
only son. aud she was \ widow. Thus
the mailman s~ca;terelh frebrands. NJ
rows ard death, and saith. Am | not IN
sport?
And now. boys. you know a res
son why il is tina; ! am what ! am. ]
escaped the Law. but = retributiOn worse
than the la. has power 10 inlet has
followed me.
The continued brooding over Lang
forth's death unsettled me. | suppose.
for nv head has not been wholly right
for many wears. l have wandered
from n part Of the world 10 another.
but have never been able 10 set nv
self about anything. and l never shall
be. Let my story be q warning 10
you"
But little more was said that night
The four boys departed. saddcr and
wiser, and a they had been the leading
spirits In ali acts Of INSTRUMENTATION.
there was no more hazing in the school
during their connection with it-Ruh
CneslerGeId, IN Yonna's Conpani1,L
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-06
Feeding Herses.

MORE horses are annually killed or in
jured by overlooking and BY injudi-
cious feeding than by starving or most
other causes In horses we can detect
as many different temperaments and
dispositions as in man, though but few
horse-owners take this fact into con-
sideration in the management of their
horses, particularly in that part of it
relating to food and feeding. Some
horses are natural gluttons, and they
must be seen to carefully or they will.
at times. be apt to seriously injure
themselves by feeding too fast, while
much of the food they consume will
pass through them undigested. for
the simple reason that it is swallowed
before it has been properly masticated.
We like to see what is termed a good
feeder" Zone who does not mince or
pick over his food) but then We are not
ut at all partial to the ravenous one.
Such q horse as the latter named will
dive into his feed with mouth wide open,
and invariably take more at a mouthful
than he can either hold in his mouth or
properly mastieate. There are several
WAYS to fix such fellows. one way be-
ing to mix some little fine hay with his
oats, while m~oistening the oats or feed
ing cut food prevents him from pam
TO his greedy propensity. A
horse with a delicate appetite is usually
tender. delicate animal. and not at all
desirable.
The trouble with most persons who
keep horses. no matter whether on farm
for farm work, or for driving purposes.
is they feed too much hay. and to this
cause can be attributed the general
often manifested by the
horses until they-hsve been working .
couple Of hours, while the wind IS also
much impaired Night is the only time
when hay should be fed. especially &c
animals used for quick work. Even the
team should have but little
hay at the morning and noon leeds. but
give them agenercus supply At the even
ing meal BY doing this, your horse
viii keep IN better spirits and condition
and free from any tendency to s'p9f
belly which ho.semen 50 much dislike
to Rooyord iKyJ STA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-06
SANTA CLAUS VIEW or 1T.

n, another oncl Whats the world about?
Don't these people know thai I'm worn out1
Millions of '"m coming year 10y year.
Every ~-tcr wreiChcd II l don't appear.
FIRST they want IA rattle. then n ring tn bite.
yhcna hoN 80 SugarpiumS. then "A doll or kite.
Then Il stury-bopk 10 read, then "a lat and
ball
SGuta Claus back IS broad; he must bring
them all.
Gratitude they talk about! Not n bit for me.
lirst sou know, they get 80 wise, cry out,
"FId1lf-ice,
NJ ,uch chap a. Santa Claus-can't deceive us
So
Never find a six-inch sock hanging in the row.
Heres this jolly little chap, scarcely here a
week:
ASnt I know he rules the house, though he
looks so meek
Both las rych9s shut up tight, mouth wide
open. too.
Sposc ne got II look at me, wonder what he'd
dor
Sleep away, my little man, trouble comes with
years;
ion are bound TO get your share in this vale Of
Tears.
nn,iIc, is it2 Well, ali right Yes, I've got
my pcn.
Finish Qua your jolly nap. Inbc' round again.
-HdIpcTs Hceaiy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-06
Arizona. /. underlaid b

Tucson, Arizona, is underlaid by a
deposit II cement, which promises ,o be
Of great value To the Pacific Coast. The
Citi,en SAYS that hundreds Of tons Of ii
were recently eScava,ed by the railroad
company In levelihg the ground for their
round house at that place. IL is easily
converted into gulcklime by burning,
after which, if mixed with from " TO
four parts sand, it produces a by
draulic building mortar, or artificial
stone, said TO be equal Ia that made
with the best English Portland cement.
BY similar treatment with three part. of
fine .and through one-eighth mesh sieve
1t produces a concrete, which, when
nodded and pressed, gives n hydraulic
stone-brick Of superior quality. suitable
for all common building purposes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-06
Postage Stamp Savings in England.

IT will have been seen from the Post.
master Generals notification that the
experiment announced last session of
receiving small deposits in postage
stamps has been remarkably successful.
At the PNst-oflice Savings Banks no
sum less than e shilling has hitherto
been accepted. and apparently a good
many people were not so indoctrinated
in habits of thrift as to put by the hum
bic pennies in coin and keep them safe
ly until the shilling limit was reached.
Hence the idea of taking postage stamps,
which are as good as money to the
P~ost-office, and not so temptingly easy
to spend rs the coins are to the humble
capitalist whose frugal habits may
chance to sit lightly upon him. The
arrangement made to attract these de-
posts is a very simple one. Forms are
given out to applicants gratis in the
similitude of checks. but divided into
twelve small spaces, each to hold a
stamp: and when one form has thus
been filed up it will be received as the
deposit of a shilling. As showing how
successful the experiment has been, il
is announced that. although it has only
been in operation for seven weeks in
ten selected counties. no fewer than
1000 new accounts have been opened.
1t is fair TO conclude that if The ar
rangement extended over the entire
country the number of accounts would
increase in proportion, particularly as
the districts chosen for trial were main
ly agricultural. and contained no dense
aggregations of humanity such as Mid
dieseX. Lancashire or Lanarkshire.
The experiment is Interesting enough
to deserve careful watching, for the sin
lister prediction of alarmists that theffs
OF stamps would be encouraged by the
regulation has still to be tested.
Whether there IS any foundation fa
this apprehension we shall have better
means of judging when the system is
extended to the whole kingdom. IS it
will be ON and after Monday next
London Telegraph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-06

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Mi ba.finS .Fo.ns and ssrtrHs srDs~.
And trixst hfsecs ssshius fAsf
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VIZ could name = lady Who Always
write. on the back Of the Christmas
card. With which she tavors her Asends,
Then they can't send them 10 some
body else ne,i year. she explains
Boston Truns1rp.
AsKhsr, merry Chrt.sssA.'
To crusa tie ttf~tns YssT.
Prsrr ard god . u tg fnuzt=la
Ahi~oTa- q, bots ch-~Tf
What thcnxt the dg~sry uzna~sfs
o.. rtl-~d in driftie.s .aou.
IL on the ~ziAi as.rth stuns
TIE Christmas nro LAS sios'
ruE morning dA~ns. and The house
hold Il awakened By the Gun ~ drum
and fife. But 1t IL not var. IL !, Dot the
" 20 out and slaughter the
Zulus. Nay, brethren, IL Is Christmas
And don't you forge, it.-fossor' ia
x,tis.
THE New York Word notices but fes
new designs on Christmas slippers
They are -till made on lasts modelled
after an Erie canal boat, which make. .;
very convenient for the wesrer ~ turn
around withou, lifting his feet from the
floor. The little nails 50 much aPpFo-
ciat-d by Gentlemen with tender feet
show NO deterioration In quantity or
point. The worsted contortions are Of
the old e~xasperaling types. You will
perceive the point IL these remark
The points Of the nails, nj sll events
when you beein your annual ~msriyrdom
on CHRISTMAS morning.
YESTERDAY an Oil City man purchased
q nea; gold bracelet 70. hts wiie's
Christmas present. aud carried II home
in his poke, Ia dinner. While there,
A. his wife informed q neighbor. she
found it, opened the package. and see
ing what il was, carefully replaced II
with the remark, .'The old darling u
going to give it TO me for a present y"
The good man, unconscious ii evil. CON
cluded in tn. afternoon to return the
bracelet, and when Christmas comes, TAI
give his wife the money instead. And
the storm that Is gathering over ,ha;
mans head, when his wife wants Ia
know where thAt bracelet Is he had in
his pocket one day, Will stir that house
hold Ia is very center aud make moro
trouble than an attack VI colic.-Ou
CITY Derrick.