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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-12-14
All for Nothing.

Happy the man whose far remove
From business and the giddy throng
Fits him in the paternal groove
Unquestioning to glide along,
Apart from struggle and from strife,
Content to live by labor's fruits,
And wander down the vale of life
In gingham shirt and cowhide boots.
He too is blessed who, from within
BY strong and lasting impulse stirred,
Faces the turmoil and tho din
OF rushing life whom hope deferred
Bat more incites who ever strives,
Aud wants, and works, and waits, until
The multitude OF other lives
Pay glorious tribute to his will.
But he who, greedy Of enown,
is too tenacious Of his ease,
Alas for him Nor busy town
Nor country with his mood agrees;
Eager to reap, but 10th TO SOW,
lie longs aonStrdri digato,
And looking on with envious eyes,
Lives restless and obscurelY dies.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-12-14

The oldest, and doubtless the richest,
convict in the Ohio penitentiary is
Horace Brooks, age seventy-four years,
whose long imprisonment is likely to
be soon terminated by large rose can.
Ger which has appeared upon his fore
head. He was received at the peni-
tentiary November 10, 1850, under life
sentence for murder in the second de-
gree, and has, therefore, been in the
prison thirty-one years. he owned a
farm in the suburbs of Cleveland
through which a railroad passed; the
cars ran over and killed some of his
sheep, and to avenge this injury Brooks
obstructed the track, threw off train
and killed five persons. He was indicted
for murder by the grand jury of Ouya-
hoga county, tried in the courts OF that
county and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for life. At the time of his con-
yiction he was wealthy man, and the
property he then owned has become ex-
tremely valuable, having since become
a part of the city of Cleveland.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-12-14

Take little annoysnOes out Of the way. II
you are suffering with Coughor Cold, use DR..
Bulbs oough Syrup at once This old and re-
liable remedy viii never disappoint you. All
Druggists sold Il for 25 cents bottle.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-12-14
RATEs on ADvERTIsMe.

Legal notices OF established rates.
Marriages and death notices gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements collected
quarterly. Temporary advertisements must be
paid for in advance.
Job work, cash on delivery.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-12-14
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Light work-The incendiary's.
The banana skin generally opens the
fall business.
, 1881-12-23

nut ho,.,R tho icnst rcEnr., for tierrucy.. Ntnny
OF thosa occupying tho dons nro lying Ill ul1nn
their tnis'rablc atr!w ,phtlcts. merely frum M tho
lack Ut ftrsh Hr. To thts0 "h0 exist thcrn, lifn
appears tu hp Il i1fendfn burden. Tor oven tho
children AFRO a'>.d when tho night comes. Tint
thoy llay forgot their nllsUry In fnvcria, ~.
healthy sleep. TD thcse tInf0EttriatcA Mt thls
gay. holiday time thoro cnfinAt como vcry
MCrry Christmas Or Harry Now ioar.
Mitory-:suct tnfscryt I hlrtasy sootns pts..
sihto III thia day 0f bnltHhtpanlent
TINT my one ct'ft lie ff,tird with soul sttlhlL
uisnngh 10 nwn an1 ront out such place Tor
hunnn hAbltatin'l.
CAREFUL inspcu.lon showed that dirett'y iintlor
tho oasnmcnt tltero 10 a Bnb-retfar, tho tiUOr Of
which Is coycre,l With stlnkins, rtekinH, ,etagnant
watgr. Tho reporter sincerely wlahett 30 ss.s
ont IN frcAt mir once more whom ho saw IL TIC
iii opon sewur, tho nlr ot which IL Oroathetl by
thfrty-otntt nlssnlsrrs 0f Tho tttinlnh family.
Worse thnu aIt, tho nltc!l-aeilt L. full to tho
hrIn md filthy In proportion. Tho Ho'!er Is
cuntplatcly damned. Rni tho whule trniniF6
Bys1m II Of TIM tnHt tIn1nnstAry character. NO.
1T Is tf!vldcll underneath frDm No, l@n ny II
party. wall. This pluea ID nuitc as lRI ~ tllo
coIINr dtonn,4, and Just tr|tio wnrse. IL that ID
POSSIBLE. In nrticr TO make tho hructltng Of pcs.
tiIouco norp cDInpIpto tho wast6- Ilprs nrc cut
ott sums four foot from the ground. IIo sew.
nRp. accordingly. chr,ttot Cht1r tho 6ower. tut
flows In ita Blovouty Nth over the telhr tldor,
accommodating tn VARIOUS hfdoolS 1nd bfunk plu-
dies to ftrt1tont n1d senH up Its notwithstanding
A1tscs. Ftrtll0r particulars arp needless. 1hn
uutirc place should be nrstcro1 vnoatch, nd bu.
foro Il Ia occupied aghin, should bo rcinoisc'cd
suu puccd In q thoroughly snntary condition.
, 1881-12-23

a BLACK rIUt.s IN THE rnkrH WARD THAT
NxE1s IMMEDIATE ATfEsgloS,
a feH days og1 tho following lottor wna semitic
TnE TRIBUNE reporter Mt tho City-Ha';
Air. Rc1Wfttr-S1n: Ii you would nuke a lit
tle inyeatlxsuon II tho Vicinity q tho North
lla!stet STREET yladuot, you wou!t! ind MI ttom-
ny s S e Se :af III aos aqssss II Ri II
oblIgo Nils. --"
4 reporter accordingly mado au Investigation
Ut tho promises. and on0 can hardly hea!avo thnt
such place cuula oxjat ip Chicago. Thu place
IL reutcd by II. e. Moroy, No. u Washington
streut, to QUO j. q, Morris. It tsn basement, 40
BY 60 fort. uad ia tou feet below tho sidewalk ut
Nos. III and lso North Halslod street. This man
btorris lives With u family OF hIs own, consist
ing OF a tnother and ssveril ohilacun. lilo
hat partfttoncd on apaDcx on u4ther stdot
which runs narrew dark 9all, at tho cnd OF
which IL hls Own hubttatlop. III tllla unsaAltsry,
unwholosomo hoso llse-nds doi,, oxnis."'nFly,o1nt
ch||dscu. 1t ID lou Ut NTH, wretGhedrcss, and
dlacase, u nuisance Wh!uh should be at nlra
abated by tug Comn1ssoneft oit q iseait6. It y
and That ono og tbs Sanitary lnspoctors w4s fs.
luostea IT, Investigate anu mnMe speelll r.,
s' o.a et6 teis Tss Tho ~. aydnx paetioas u
Tho sov6a sub. Are nf ths very
LICK i' ana 'I InIsofsbly tiithy; ne outer waiIs
wurv upfaroatIy aoyGr troublct! with other lutt
or plaser. aid Tho natural bvleks show with tfl
1uorIMr botwcen them, e1oopt thur 10 !hom h
added M acuumulAunp OF Rrttny arr. bolno ri
thysu houa arU dark and Without ventilation
Many 0f The pa,.es or glas4 t1' the dust. 9cKe!cs
and hIackenud winslowh aro hrokea. aiia y theil
aud wct, wi,ici tuuroasos tue prevailing dark,
ncsa Hna makes tho place look more hilooul
and undesirable. Ono toiigs to Ect oat as eoot
~ cue 9a1s tuto tho hoEe. the ar u 10
CORRUPTED WITH FOUL GASES.
Tho auclt ~ dnuau4blo.. and adds L
tAg horriblcness -, of; zee anFruundtnEs
1u lieu Of doors loading 10 tho null - called
partas,ents ] u occupied by u faulty whlc'. you
tlats Of frotu sllpo tu eight soue' soMo q thes
families tumble tn together into of'e beds thor
, 1881-12-23

THE nT.AME LAID ON THE EH1tNHEtL
Coroner Matson bold IN Inquest yesterday on
Tho body Of james u. Conroy. conductor on the
Northwestern Hnttrpad, who wns killed. at Full
lerton-uvunuo brlt1gc Wednesday.
Tho following testimony wns olicltod:
Richard Walsh. Of Luke Wow, tostihod; l nm
a brtdgotonder for the Northwestern RAILROAD
Company ut tho North Branch draw-brilRe.
About twenty minutes httcr 10 o'clock Wednos-
day motntng opened tho bridge 10 lot boat
pass. Icfore opeping it, put up tho sgnalst-.
fs1 sqon Snu rs ~ fa'qns tg M m
was 80 upnse That couldn't sec throuHh It.
Whom lrst saw thu engine it was about two
Il l was closing tho bridge whou tho omglne went
swlnlnIng n th, ,sater., The dccoased was
and coverotl with ct,ni. il 10 tho rulo. for all
onYines tastop botnsg crusaln9 tho bridge.
ayastds IL aas o .hs St ehsaso fsfs
psy:ass: w stappotl ' Il tyogra pass nd
a II a eStrs of s c anS she s
thug know Ut any ttnublu was . crash which
throw mo on y sho floor. partially rog;alnod
asia found my car stundl1a at an auglu OF about
foura that tho engine had euno iuto tho river;
front Of my cur was on tho tender, the other
pnrt hrinv On tho tracks. feit thu tt-Grnkos
put on ana lot otf before ,to came to the bridge;
Hourly V, Schnll. Ut llatavia% ILL.,, tcatlf1oh: /
was in tho pay-GAF. We tad been R0nb thte1 or
minutes from CIybourn ptacc, and wuro getting
to pay o wsn The a csh md
aNw Sir. Albums fall. 1vc lockod the door. and
countc.t tho monoy ' aad put IT. into The sats.
WILCOX In tho brlck-yanl. and bo sa!i
tho amoks WIS 80 .thtak that ho couldn't
snyhns aqS the IT, ne sg ksw ho
tIourn tHta md En0 bridge, but heard the mir.
, 1881-12-23

Ap<etag Dfsp9fth to 1n CAttasO TrthuAA
LITTLE ltoCK, Ark, Dec. Tho coal devel-
opmonta OF AtkHnsas aro Just now atts4utlnR
considerable asleudqp. Tho mlnas near DarQo-
nolle, In Toll County, 1rc -belnx successfully
oporalod. 4 larVa number Of 'lnon aro Gu
ploypd, tho most Improved maph!nery has been
brought Into fequlsiuon. and soyeu or eight tona
Ut ooal ara being takea out per day. Theso
mined Wero receptIy discovered, and it u bs.
lieyod tuare aro others IN tho vicinity, not yot
located, equally o. rich. Wlthln the past alx
, 1881-12-23
TIIE CRIMINAL CODE.
IAN 1T CONE uK*oIsE THE apECiAt SESSION or

TUE EKN3t8NAKCHHF
Public ATTENTION has at last bcen attracted to
the HUMOROUS aud intplcspble dotccts III tha
prosout Crfmtlpl Codo Of this State which hive
bucn poinl6d out and illustrated by rhs TMtn.
INN. One,of the results of this agitation Ia a
growing oo<viction that sho subject ahauA ba
taken up ut the spoeiul sesslon Of The l.eYlsla.
tur, which will huSH a. 10 held Icxt x,,f!ag for
the purpose OF considering tho apporttoninent
nupSuph and SlGh other 4nltsera ~ tho Gov
pru0r 'tuaY doom at sufficient Importance aud
uruoaoy to Iay Aoioro y, pu. Of tho tlrst stops
II s + s eowax Il o,ee S " s
wis tent yostef1ay TO eauh ur tia Judxra Ut thU
Cirptait and SHp4sior Courts " sh!a county by
tho Secretary Ut tho Citlzut,a Association:
"Th0 Executive Cousluitteu Ut The i;itizous
Aasooiut1on have dtsectad NO respectfully tu
agitation If pubiiu seutlluent with regard 10 n
rIylsiuu VI the CrlMnal Eole Of thsB State. snts
tAat it IL dee.uel dea!sIbe TO request ihu GUy-
, 1881-12-23

one or TIE NETA1LERH Of "nUtL BUTTER'
HELD no THE CRIMINAL ctunr.
The "hntteruuT' Cases ,aro still oil hearing be-
foro Justiro Uruyton. D. II. AhlgrcH, grncor
ut No. ssJ07 Aruher avenue. waa tho ttrbt dofcnd-
ant on the list yostoEday. Mr. Newman, OF tho
tirm Of Muscs T. Newman, attorueys, who arc
Conducting the prosecution for tho icgIttnnato
buttcrdealers, called as bis first witness 0porgo
Carpenter, q clerk in. Plnkertun's detective
allice who s'Foto that on tho 9Th Of December
he bought ono pound OF butter ut Ahlsren's
and ho WA not told that II was !toratet. liG
pic packape ovor to biu1. Ho identified tho rNcxaus
ln court fEum marks he hsd a. Placed upon It.
@ Wtras ~ 5 tat L. oosea for
nnrka 1n tho package und could mt lind any.
alr. Whiting removed tho btown pnpcr wrap:
sSulne" prIntod upon 1t ia lArGe black lcttore.
Tho wltncas said It Has
4 SURPRISE
to bin; ho bad mover seen tno label until Il .vas
he was trying 10 buy something s!su bosldes
bu.tor fur the purroso Of tFnpplng tho srocers.
saer @ to iniorta I sae purchaser @ verbally Of ihs
nature OF tho compound ho was buying. md 10
hHvo the pcrcensago Of .ndultesHtiou marked
Il. r. Eowo WIS sworn, and tcstl1od TINT hc
an an or1iiance ereatlnR liz oi,lco. and. holdins !.
connIssou from Mayor Harrison. lia reoolvod
No. snlary; n tae M onttSsano pr9soGnaons ~ a ae
pure art1cle Of butter to gather ovidnnoe a9nlust
I dpaiora In naiuitorMtea substances SOLD AZ but
Witness, carnntss, 10 10 had @ submitted % % to prof
Prof. hiat,ner was called, and testified that ho
r1cnce. He had snbjeGtcd a sample OF tho but.
tcr purchased Ut AhlRron's to proper tests, and
had found 1t to bo composed Of
TWENTY FER GENT or PURE nuTrER AND
! EtnttTT rztl CENT or Al,uiiTEHATIOSa
On cross-cxnmlnatton, Prof. Mariner swore
that tho foreign suGatMuce waA hnk'g TT, md 10
| was willing 10 takG oath that tho adnltoratton
amounted 70 over " per cont
Tho dsfsuenns Ahxroa testified that ae ha I'D
ssso years I'D aa awass .o i rs ~ a1 M
tesatad compound. from tsoxce ind tubs plainly
laheled, and 10 packAKes plAInly marked. H.
Gat.lon City Dairy Company. Thy boxes aid
tubs usually contained about pout,la .!
ans pasg sa ey pss u aot R!r sasd M
on 50 cointes; II which Il! pacKagds of tho
a aas u S as
by the Garden CITY nary Company and n. *
t. so d s e2Ia e.
shipping clork, and tbRt oyory ounce Manufaoe'
urca during tho ptst llife Hsonfha was com
q salt and water, and onu-th!rd Of tho purcs
N Kayiuoro and =. 7. Barton. customers Of
wcro ntways plainly marked, and that they al
wnys ,. x.,Sw Whst q hey Retain;
proceeded to sum up their Tcspoctlyo sides u
| tho GasG.
beom oily Il, @ exa,nInation. ] d. and tut. % h Va
do cn'y o~sr q thS 10 Court, undar .as statute
Waa tO t,f
noLo HIN Under sosps TO THE on1x.kA
and ho would 20 order.
, 1881-12-23
CITIZENS <,}e POLICE.

rArEtts 70 Nh READ Ar 'TttEtl NEXT MEETtfos
Tho following conlntttcos wore yestcrtAy np-
pointed ay Superintendent. nj Police Mcflarigic,
rs President Of tha Nationnl Police Association,
caeh fnon1her OF c1'eh cutl1naittoe TO prepnro II
pnptr an tho subject inoatcd In hia nppoiHt.
mint for nrcxcntn,,pn II, thu mkt NAttounI
o.,,',.an.,o,, ~ w., .f1nr,,,,on ona di.ousstnn,
wi. ~. o"e'v1 W eotsNoao" ~" ,.I'o,n s's.. r.,
Tho grand Jury sys!on a'ld !cxtll tS,sys a iq
oxsrndlton bctwrfn the vngioua slgtcs ~ ~. tno
mmin1mIM"oEs to 70 pr9narGn py; WI Ssm'n't
SAevelatus !atfsSK Canruntl, ,tetni69sMs p
ThoEso1 GoIHs; ,.;," "in ,SSk MnS r,nSt
sSaat1msterK Now ,nr!eanet william !sroex,
washington, =. G. l,r!fate ,Dotena!fe Hyetotlt-
papors to oc proparod 9y y. II: l.onR, AtloEt,eny,
III: NJ. Molo t'i!mo Z: - .:,it. Rm. r.,Slr tHls
e' yonm Ma,Gy @ Ri,1i,ar ~ ;nn f.; haxn. EnkG,
Wpl!or. y. Paul: u., H.,
tntarananSo nt taess os"g1h ~ .o sasMHu ~ W. ~
par!mchts anu eSenaIeT u pnHntuRrapIHu = =
lSHnR cGi.,iiits: A., logers. Hotr i,ftE =.
Whaloy. N9rxveh. G1lu;: Josefih Mlt1heli. ritLs'
an.i; ;,d rrcH Ehessold y cheaao' Ffeu eonoen'n"n'
Fof lnnslyinr my Guoaut u - neE,uE!ot. E, W NV nno
a!,a1tonest Youth u ne country OF pnih sc1ns-
iapofs % nc prepared " Juam T.. tte1sol' tS, ttn
IHfR; aR annnia9 sMM5' U.s,n1, f,ni, Il al Nn9,
so 9y'E Menpa1s; ILL., Il y. eafa"' n'"oS'
u provide q systg1natl4 plan for tr,!nsn,lttinE
detective !,tlofinnuon .hfpuRnUus INC ssvera,
osMtgs ~! " ~ ~ sn. ~. .uti,tan, nnrE nwa1
niso oGteGs'on y. ctG. t,,, art.n Il i,awin.,
keos Z s. Norge tonao; Ihotnns n. nVylaa
now ofiennsi ~ =. t1t!spt etn.o; y.
rroek: MMentmHtti 'oua nouoc'o' e"'o"s"'
rhc So',sef,tsSn e !! !ho question q tao ho,I So'
, 1881-12-23
SUBURBAN..


Tsnrgtnrs attempted 10 ontcr the house Of MT.
John |. uo1tnctt, on Washington nyonue, Ut
tato hour Wednesday night. Thls house was
uurgfurizvd about u u,snlh ngo and tivo over
GOMta stolen.
Wednesday evening at nhout o'clock Dir. W.
Hiokurtls svne hold up ind robbed 0f $50 by two
mon nt tho corner OF Langley avenue and For
tleth street.
, 1881-12-23
THE ClTY-lIALL.

THERE wore th!rIy.tw0 deaths reported At tho
Hoalth OlIeG yastotday.
Jusrlck KAuFNANx yesterday lined Frank
Ihors!n. Of NJ ~ Division stroet, rs for viola'
t1on 0t tho building ortitnnnce. !.
Tug Fiu3ncs CommIttoe suvs and rofoftea tho
petition ot Widow Q'CounGlt for 500 fAF datu-
aRcs to her property Wy Tie building Ut 4hs tlar-
rlsuu-ktEG1t FtA4uuk 10 tho Law puf4fEMytlt.
Tho petition Of Mrs. Sunderland, whOs0 husband
, 1881-12-23

A WORD TO FATHERS AND MOTHERS.
Day after tomorrow will bo Chrlsttnaa. Whnt
hnvu YOU bought the Ilttln oI,cs7 Tou run IND
tho most tempting dtspny Of candies, sugar toys
aud tro1 ornnuonts Mt INN. ksanz'a. Nos. 10 aud
6u state street, to bo found anywhere.
, 1881-12-23
iMARRIAGE LICENSES.

MavrInrc 11ccn ana Hcra lsst,pd IN Inn mi,
..'~a~ ''S~'"0' 0tS '0"4-A 'S0s~'~"' 8" '"e -"'1
'o"nN'
r1'w.ra IVY = 9,nxnx G1 't,n,,. fxn.,
trosnrh Enht Ni,es ..r.t-a Ns vi
}sa. o s
~. :, tos Sumt. %
iu II. Ifnnso,, iii trchsr.nV. 49,
] st - .,., cst te'' ''"'''''''''''''''''''''a,
n svMr SiI1
4nsn mei,"rs nj ~
Enmn isnnnt" III tm,,,,nMW ''."'''...t'':'*'T, Il,
Erc' It,anr t!btcnrn 80 ~ "a
fnnHnmn tIc",H
fiscrnnrd I,ottCfscn IrondnIn "
lfgnn JaipnoIs0m irontiae
f..,. 11sss.ts. .ss,..a ''''''''S*f''t' y:
EIiH A. kiurotIre CGicnro s.. ....'...........:..9
S1tnre,wL K,.chrr rw,, t,'.trc ~
] Aim ij6hiSHi1str f;nn.Ta ~ " *
ttT.nn,.. r.t.n. n.t..t.a ~
Nnnjn E.ssLnft tsn1",iTn '''
r,"..s t,, -. ~, -, ... ~ .,
, 1881-12-23
SUSPENDED SENTENCES.

Ono Hundred and Thfrty-flve During
Tla1A Ycar-Ellclr Division Among 4llo
Judges.
Lust Juno the sentence of young Tinuoaue,
who was tried for completely In tho rolling mil
robbery, was suspended by Judge Anthony,
which act on his part gave riso to much com.
mout IN som0 Of tho papers. Although tho
pr,letico OF suspondinx sentences long ante.d
Judge Anthony's autlon !n tho Flnucane case.
yet public attention hal never boon trootGd to
tho matter betore. When the Judge was tit
terronAtcd Us 10 his authority for tho sus-
pension. ho referred to a letter which ho had
received from Judge MoAllster, who claimed
that 1t WINS an inhoront coinnon-law right which,
moreover, ought to rest In paraou sitting ns
Judge In a criminal court. Judge Anthony
stated further that 1t was o practice which had
bccn of long observance Ia this county add In
nyory riroult In the Stato.
Tho stir over tho Fluucano case soon ended,
but, "a tho yeRr nearad close. 1t occurred to
reporter that bG wuld sco how fur the praottco
OF suspended aefltonccs bad been carried during
the ypAr; and he therefore won't through tho
rocords from JAN to Dot. u 10 ns to ascertain
tho oxact uumbex uo discovered tint
DURING TlIAT PERIOD THERE WE'RE r5,
Just tho number In 1850. Theso suspensions
constitute q forNafdablo proportion OF tho total
number Of parties found guilty, for, while SD
wcre sent to tho rettitontlaty md other places
Of oonflnomcat, 1a5, or one-atxth OF tho total
number OF thosv who wero convicted and
pieaied guilty, wore allowed t. 70 FREQ. Theso
Judges VINO sat IN tho Grimiuat Court thia year
aH ftllt0WA: -
Moran, > Il
Jameson. ..................t
aqy-s'.s,s,.'.....~ s.->..'....s-...+.s~ III III
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4taaMns..s.. ''''''''''''''
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=
, 1881-12-23
GRAND OPENING.

Eranh Bprradl Merry Christmas to all!
King will open his new elegant salootl. is
Clark street, over bis old stand. ono door
north, Doe. y, with n grand spread. All aru
curd1nllY invited.
, 1881-12-23
THE STYLES,

Tho styles Ut docofltetl botttcs toilet and odor
onsoB, perfnmeh anehcts f''ich with l,T. prseo's
unique perfumes, brought nut by steeio & Price.
No. ITO Randolph strcet, for holiday prosanls arp
rich md h1uasunc.
, 1881-12-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. r. at tho resi-
Kcynods and Miss Eila 4. Klttratigo, Of Chlcaxo.
Observation-Disclosures avenng, Doc. III,
n.e-ay., uansy Ii. Munger and Hecn t. Porlnc. ai VI
ChlGA41+
, 1881-12-23
u Katt.4tst11tal{tN.ss

NOW, quick, complete ul1ro four tays, urnnry
affections. smnrtln9, froquont Or difficult urnl-
ton, kidney diseasss. 81. Druggists. Urpot,
&! Luke street.
, 1881-12-23

wr,em M use at rln the @ ef ra sotba eat Tic
Tnu TH,em"rim IN sm sot, IN New Ynrk ycstcr.ny
to bo eiycii to birs. MuVjoker BY hcr h,tsba.sti.
'rux snt,a-,yhrcl windmill manufacturers
yess,,rt,nv nfiurn.n, % in lilo .Eunt1,0in Of lilo
3her,tnf, 1l",,sr With 4. G. Htyor Act l1lF 1'rcs
ss: r. IT, ssr Sc ,TS'y ;s ys Sx1ss x%c nt ET
il Mfshfsan Wscnss is$lls's ~, s,a l','no,;:
i,,us i,n nftnr,,syt for tho association ra,}rted
thst duri1R ti,o ycr aont txelve IrinRa,cnts
waFo n,t,,i" on i;ttc.ts controlled ly II. Tho
nSs's nstcd M ~ M, aescntcs ID nttor Witch .o CON.
n,itt"c on Hchrtluio Of friccs hold Il secret SOS.
aH as sse eas ao to
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oL t,1ur 1nv .'sA: s4nvr1 ,,ohpuoox. the Chairman
OF tno rinances conml'tce, stxta llo9iment,
s hurled Il, oakwoos ces,o.y ysoFNa &. Ns':
Jerusalem Church. and vero conducted by tue
icy. i. = sloreer; The ,teceaaoa ha'i On Ms
church to tho Illinois Ccntr.l traiil and thonce
t1 fhc cem0tery Gqpanx y unMof eo,na ~
plgsng and ~ G, ,;o W. a. .nd oaEt ~ ~.
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esse ~as eqrn 3n hs II !" & IL n
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,,sonnK sad nssss m pros1rHHf1H f1s nsstsns 1y
sf It es sys and a. one s
GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE.
Tho way In which some leoplc llyc wna illus
Whsn wcapins ,noti,or GcsouEht tho rompas.
sl1t, and iccitcy of The Justice IN bohnlt Of hur
ana In iimod for Petty iarcony: Tne glri, modest,
rsxS emf n!ss 4 6ss psSea S95tya Sa ana %, TS' t1
sSnL 70 o. tne or ean cn H. crGtc
, 1881-12-23

oue Would UPON wacn ;ao cxs.Sise oi III
power hlla 1ean defonuod IL that, whoru person
haH committed crime for the first tjtnc, ho fs
moro apt to be F0fortnod by reGlAin!aE at largo
wh % ba feaSsas 1y Ss
by H0lng to Tho pantteutiary 10 uasugiato with
nlpr0 export criminals, and to ho barrel pcrhaps,
forever from al! opportunity ct rcform. 1t Ii
doubtless trtlo that nAty Il l'erBuh win bu moro
ulruulnspout ia hia behaviour, and bo more apt
to keep bis hands oft tho property Of othors, II
h0 knuws thl!t second otonsH OHt!ltls ~ nlna-
Xiiistors lutlcr, Il waa decided Ia Michigan that
whore u persons sentence Aad been suspended.
lie COULD NOT uk THOUGHT IN, AGAIN
at any subsequent tlma for tho purpose of en-
forpinr tho auntenco: that suspension, In that
6iata at least, prAetlcally amounted to pardon
OF Tho Executive. There hnve boen no tineia.
IONS IN Illinois upon this point or my other In
rotation to suspended sentences. and Il u !n}xs-
sibu to say whit tho suprOMe Court would db.
odo Metu the oRa0 bof0r0 II, or whothef, having
douidad It aao way, 1t woull moi, grant Eghehr-
tux aud thoA deol1o It the athur why, II u III
unaorsseH that suaponstou u equivalent to Q
| 10 put tn the haads ot q judicial officer.
THE LUCKY ONES.
It is Impossible for ono who has mt heard Mt
DV!donug tn VfYcn CuAD, and su0n tie pArtlG6 Il
t. deSa ~ Soffoely r.; yys sSne1TnnS t asr X ss sa
| to bo aotn1 suspens!ons whcro 1udlc!Ml c!omenc,
was oxertod unw!sely. Thoro lxuro tbeFo por.
sons charged With cruelty to aE1lhnls With Rrnal
J. ynung, criminals. where reformation can hardl,
| bo cxpoatod. Among these, Tor lustauco, u tn.
young i4al Nicholas ltoaoh, who attempted t.
tho f,lcu by 4 uerk, and was subsequently ar,
| rested Ia MllwaukGe aiii ilontlhetl by ruason @
| bis rnunl. III such cRscs there soens to 10 Ut
especiaiiy il Il i 70 bo saGsa ~ aqaiyaoat 10
full pardon.
, 1881-12-23

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
T. ArraneoH.onts appointed r lonk after tho lat9
10 ntaet Vt tho Irish userfcan Club rooms, No. l
hAdispn- IT., this aftOrnUun Ut 1 O'Clock.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-15

"ANTED-A large boy to take care OF
w horse and garden. Apply West Pub
fishing Co., 313 Wabashaw street. 1854
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-15

NTANTED-A young man, 16 to is years
w of age, who writes good hand. Ad-
dress G. L. G., this office. 1870.