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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-06
Fort Worth.

Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald,
FoRr WoRru, October 5.-The front and
part Of the side walls of the new theatre hay
ing been braced still stand As these walls
would have to be torn down and new ones
erected, It is said that the building will be
discontinued.
Mr. Ed. r. Cook who has been in bust
ness in this city for several months, will re-
turn to his home in Hopkinsyille, Ky, to-
day.
The bright and windy weather for the last
several days has dried up the mud, and
travelling is again enjoyable.
There is much sickness i'll the city. Col.
]. X, Ashby relapsed. Capt, X. f. Tacka.
bury, Mr.. G. G. Byrd, and Mr.. IL. ].
Strickiaden, are all quito sick with typhoid
fever.
Last night the city council appointed n
committee TO request the contractors of the
new.stheatre. building, 20 tear down the
walls yet standing.
County court adjourned yesterday. Dis
trict court is In progress today.
There is much cotton ON the market TO.
day, Prices some less. Middling 10 9-S
| cents per pound,
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l}urnet.
Sneolalto The IIernld.

Special 10 the Herald
BURNET, October 5-No little eYcitcinont
is caused by the strange disappearance
ofN, J. Miller, sheriff of Burnet county,
who left Burnet on the 26th of August for
Austin, where he was robbed and after.
ward recovered the money. Deputy Shcr-
III Cannon has tried every means TO
find his whercabouts but only
succeeded in finding that he had left sher.
man for the Indian Territory on the Both
of August. Whether the sheriff is absent
ing himself purposely, or has met with
some misfortune, is u Conundrum, but evil
IDENTIFY something Is rotten somewhere.
Or. Westfall, the guardian angel
Of Burnet's railroad interests, left for Aus.
ton, Tuesday, on railroad business,
The weather is warm, more like August
than October.
There is almost continuous train of
wagons passing Burnet daily loaded with
cotton al wool from the northwestern
country.
Burnet is building nearly as fast as If the
railroad was already here One business
house and several dwellings are now going
| up.
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epccial 10 the Herald.

spccial TO the Herald
AUSTIN, October 5.-oycr q thousand ap.
plications for confederate land certificates
have been received 10 date.
T. +, Ncedham was arrested to-day for
theft of horse In Blanco county.
Two hundred and fifty teams
will DO put 10 work tomorrow
on the Austin X Northwestern, the right
Of way trouble having been adjusted.
Fees TO the amount of $1,000 were ro.
eeiyed in the General Land Office last
month.
Grand Muster McIoary's circular to the
Masonic lodges concludes as follows.
Brethren, hope there is no Mason, to-:
day, In Tcxns, unless sickness or misfortune
has fallen upon him, who will be unwilling
20 contribute his mite TO relieve the distrey,
Of our brethren of Michigan. They have
stretched ont their hands appealing for
help, and know tha,
our Texas Masons, in largo
hearted charity will not fail 10 give freely
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WASHINGTON, October 5..-Captain How
gete was brought before Commissioner
Buriy, to-day, charged with cmbezglement
OF s0i 900 from the United States. He was
attended by counsel. His bail was fixed al
$40 900, but falling TO procurcit be was sent
TO Jail. Later in the day his counsel pro
cured u writ OF habeas corpus, returnablS
before sudgo Cox, of the criminal court
Friday.
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A Hold IinhhorY.

BALTIMORE, October 5.--This morning
two thieves entered the building Of the
South Baltimore Savings Association on
Light street, and while one held pistol 70
the hcad of the clerk in charge, II. 7. Or
rem, the other man fcllcd him TO the floor
with billy. The thieves then robbed the
safe, securing $3.50 IN money and 81 600 In
checks. Ono ofthe thieves was caught and
$40 IN money recovered The captured
man gave his namc as Walter Campbell.
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CHICAGO.
The Democnts After the Quincy Paper
Ohio Republicans Dissatisfied with Ar
thur.

%''' lnt Plnnr-
Ohio Republicans Dissatisfied with Ar
thur.
Spccial TO the Herald.
CHICAGO, October. 5.-The Ad.
ans county democratic central
committee has issued circular calling a
general convention of democrats, with the
expectation, it is alleged, of obtaining the
condemnation of theparty organ at Quincy,
which paper an insulted nation will remem.
Der for its gloriflcation of Guiteau and the
assaults on the character Of the dying pres
ident
Great dissatisfaction is being manifested
in the republican ranks Of Ohio with the cy.
ident intention OF Arthur TO lean towards
stalwartism in his administration.
The Chicago Daily News q famous penny
publication, leads oil in the attack upon the
city council in connection with the pro.
posed grant of right OF way from Adams
street TO the west division to the street rail.
road company, calling that body nest Of
thieves and bribc.takers.
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cold woa,hc, Now rnvland.

BosroS October 9th. dispatches from all
ofNev England indicate the thermometer
below freezing point, and considerable
damage done 10 crops at Slowo, Vermont,
and began TO snow this forenoon. The fruit
IN frozen on the trees.
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Arab Atroeitv.

PAris, October 5.--The details Of the
Wadsorghae massacre show that the Arabs
heaped up 800 sleepets, upon which they
cast greasy tow aud oil ndflung the victims
into the burning mass alive.
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Massachusetts Republican Convention. :: ::

Cambridge, Mass, October 5.-The repub.
licau state convention met here to-day.
Jno A. j. Crcswcll was made permanent
chairman, and mn organization was com
plctsd. Committees were appointed and
recess taken till 2p. IN.
When re-asscmbling the convention nom.
mated Thomas GorsuCh, of Frederick
county, for comptroller, tho only office TO
be filled
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Allrich Elcrted.

PROVIDENCE, Il, l., October 5.-ln joint
convention Of the general assembly to-day
Nelson w. Albrch was elected 20 the
United States senate to succeed burnside.
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out Of their abundance in answer to their
appeal
Suit for the forfeiture ofthe International
railroad charter was reached to-day, in thS
district court, and passed 10 the heel of the
docket
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Mnssaehrselta ncmoorn.lc con,pntion.

HiuNNttnubetts democratic convention,
WORCESTER, MASS, October 5.--ghe dem
ocratic state convention was called to order
Mt ll:G5 this morning Jonas ii. French
airman ofthc state central committee
was greeted with cheers on his appearance
on the platform. He addressed t.A oonyen.
tion at some length.
Col. French spoke ioelinRly OF President
Garfield, who, he said, belonged TO the peo-
pie and whose heart binds them IN close
fellowship, At the conclusion ot his re-
marks he was called by tho convention to
act as temporary chairman. The usual
committees were appointed, and Jarvis NJ
Dunham, of Springfield, was elected pcrma-
nent chairman, and the organization of the
convention was otherwise completed. Reu-
ben n,Noblc nominated Hon. n. G. Thompson
OF Gloucester, for governor, which was car
ricd by acclamation.
Col; French said Alpha g. Thompson had
Withdrawn as q candidate for lieutenant
gyoernor, and In his place be nominated J
ii. Carleton, Of Hnverhill. Mr.. Carleton
was then nominated for Lieutenant COVER.
nor with few dissenting voices. A com.
mittec was appointed TO nominate the bal
nnco OF the state ticket, and the convention
TOOK recess for an hour a
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Captain H0wgate Jailed IN Washing.
tOn---Maryin, the Blgamist
Sentenced.
DIR. Bliss Writes Long Article Ex.
planning Garileld's Case.
The Massachusetts, Democrats Nomi.
nate a State Ticket.
The Republican State Convention also
Organizes ~ Cambridge.
The French Delegation Arrive In
New York.
Dr. Hiss Rises to Explain.

New YoRK, October "a re-
port of the case Of President Garfield
6y -DT. bliss, to 6c published In The forth,
coming number of the Medical Record, oe-
cupics over six pages Of that journal.
He concludes his history of the case as fol-
lows; 81 desire 10 say in n brief review Of
the leading facts as to the general conduct
of the case that It has been apparent to the
medical reader that my prognosis was ia
vorablc, and Notwithstanding mutations |
argued successful termination, II is but
justice 10 myself to state that my prognosis
wns based on u lesion of minor
importance. Had our diagno-
SIS been correct modern surgery
should have conducted the case TO a success.
iul termination, | believe the medical
profession whom | address, will bear me
out that the prognOsls was correct, If the
diagnosis had been also correct. was moi
always able during the progress of the CasC
to account for many of the NOR,
profound symptoms, and yet could
not succeed in learning o
any more extensive or complicated
LESSONS than were first suspected. II,
makes inquiry of the profession whether
more extensive exploration could have beer
safely made, or whether the condition o
the president, with knowledge of til,
relative position of the patient to assign tn
\ character of the missile and also, the condi
ton of the lesion and symptoms whiCl
follow would have directed investigation
toward the actual track and lodemen
| of the ball; also. whether il any known in
strument or means Of exploration has eve
been presented TO the profession capable c
| trncing before the death Of the patient, tn
course Of this bullet; also, whether his cor
dition would have been improved or init
gated, or his life preserved longer by al
other line of treatment
| DIR. q. i. Brady, surgeon to the Presby
terian and st. Francis hospitals in this city
says the article on the case from q careiu
study OF the symptoms in connection wit
the examination of the autopsical lesion
leads 10 the conclusion inevitably that tn
case was ooe which commencing as u milde
form of septicHnia gradually developed to
| grayer form, or what IL generally under
| stood as chronic pyGmia
DR.. Il. ID. Weiss, professor Of surgical.anht
omy in the University of New York, close
his review with the statement that ther
were sufficient grounds 10 warrant th
diagnosis that was arrived NJ and maiI
loned up To the time Of the death Of III
patient, especially so IN the absence o. All
evidence that the ball lUld taken dii.erel
course.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-27

The house that was 10 have been the house
of feasting was turned into one of mourning.
Not until daylight was Mr.. 0vingtons in
animate body discovered lying in the library.
One of the servants, passing through the
hall at sunrise, noticed the door partly
open and the gas still burning brightly, and
she ventured to know the reason for such an
unusual occurrence.
Peering cautiously in, she saw her old
master stretched upon the carpet, his head
resting in o pool Of blood. Soon the house
was in a state Of intense excitement
Mr.. Ovington had been murdered! The
ugly cash in the skull told the tale.
No trace of the murderer could be found,
but the contents of the safe, scattered about
the floor. pointed 10 his motive. SURPRISED
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Tho taste f1r EuEnVnTa increases ptfr5 d1g.
Those which we publish are finely printed on
heavy plate paper; FIzr gurll inches. anI ara f.r
superior o. thc cheap cui1red iifE0vfarls reiaHrI
az double the urico. Our ltt embraces llr f.fiau.
iEg beautiful subjects:
/. THE BABE Oh BETHLEHEM. Tho Il.t rlr.
re-'hiaii1u ol thr nativity ~ cor HaN eur
ever pulnHhrI.
.. NAZARETH. Very beautifully .rJrfra.HiuF
dpa'ph' MARY aud Che child, IiHuH nu their
return from Egypt
FROM SHORE To SHORE An a1irrHfi#aI fti.
Eraving HaHEfFtlFr 90 LlfrH gurHHF frHFu
clniiluud tD old ago. ono uf thr uusf fufs-
ular Eunigcta puhli.hOd
4. SPRING ifME OF LIE. Representing a hap
~ group "t children, an aFes, playing IN
tle sunny eide of thc hlli. wits ihmEa .Iufi.
inF iu their midst.
.. THE FIRST LOVE. Hepre1ruta "a uuY OF tru
Fr ..rff, surrounded with LlH urf cate. n
- pleasing subject.
q. AN AhMflL. NrrTcHrutuT q 1IHiH rIr Iua
yading tic sanctum uf che GA cat Nth lfr
haf-dozen Kittens.
z THESE ARE sly JEWELS TruafrltIHH tLr
classic STORY 40 Corucla. 81 Hl.r fl.Iufa a. Hrr
tso sons, and ctclaimr. "IhH.f arr uy
THE FAITHFUL WIPE Ar HOME. A rHlrHs
did companion piece % tln former. Ir rI#a
rescuiaiion ~ charming incident Iu tIa
lie Of thc noble LuCrctia.
The above Engraving have hitherto been cola
for s. 90 each. We win mail any 81 ihr r.i ou ro
ceipi Of % cents in postage riamIa AIdrrsa
PHILADELPHIA pUBIslunG CO..
inch 23-3m 90 susom Street.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Tho adVertissrs having boon ffrfHarrffr furrI
or that dread dlH ACE, C1urumnfIHr. hTu rfuHia
remedy d unEhsuH o. make known e. hia ffiiuu-
suhfrerH tle uf ans ~ cure TO HlI uhH desire ID
De VII SIND eppy of thn prescription uai. lfrfr
Of chargel VIII che directions Or urruafInr ard
using TIE Hlne. uhlrh they VIII Ord u NrnE
CHTTTs, &c.
Parties wishing the Prescription. win riosra
addreta. heV. D. a. WILSON, igt neun ai,
Williamaburnh, n. a. z0fm
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IENUEIE-hEARTED.

CONTINUED
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Bros1i " Physician naa Mffrueam.
Mls.o4F igee lia .slli saas a. af. T.. u aI aaaI a.
iu1 Il a. fa1ira. ~ IfiI.nf utaH hHFs ~ y
rnr 49, - ataaa taaif teF. lasi faasssiaaa so
lhiaE aaaikar nlH - NHI sd frNE
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Practical Treatise On Midwifery
BY Horton Howard. n. d.,

Giving elaborate instruction Doe au Chat pertains
o. the st uciuro iunrtiuna anil traIih rf fIr d..
male Organs % 6furrailuu. ard irfaiInr fHff Hf
Conception, Rules for tho prevention ri r.rHHf.a
ton, Development, Tabor, Nursing. UHHaas 90
che Womb. B "a Ilrfncdlfss rfr Tl,n uNaIF tsIHH
rendered more plain hv many rfrT.fIfI.4ft .H..
portani IILuHrnATrO Tarrf a.fsrI rI.fII
bound. Wlll De- sent b. mail mon rffHIff If rT.
PHILADELPHIA ruuTisTIINu iu.
mch 4i-jiu as HlnHHfr Stirred.
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AGENTS. WANTED liz a'sea'urss q Nrs-d Oa,Ia-s
~ FtaNk a aff-C rtar. Hag 81. IllsTI
~ JESSE JAN d Tsnns. TioAi m CO.. R-hss o. LOaA
, 1881-09-03

Tile Democratic newspapers which stp-
portsa tic Stalwart rebrllon with tho dis
tfnct purpose 0f injuring the Republican
party ure lard to suit. Thoy snecr at the
disposition Of Con. Gartleltl's friends to gEvu
Guil. Arthur fair trlat, In caso ho should
become l'rcstdent, and alluge unworthy
motives OIL tho part Of those WHO have So ex-
pressed themselves. But thora sno partic,l-
Iar baseness Ill prcsumlng that Con. Arthur,
It called to the Presidency under peculiar
circumstances, might net tho part of n
putr1ot uild stateslna1t. Lis Is entitled to that
much forbearnnce. The Democratic organs
would perhaps have bpu' better p!easrtl II
Don. Arthur hNd been abused by his own
party before he Ind n chance to show whit
stillf llo WIS undo Of. Tho presumption
must always be III fnyorof n how nlld untricd
President, whutller la In n 1)eiuncrat or 4
Republican. ANY other course With refer.
oncu to the VIcu President tllan tlsat wliicl,
tho friends Of tic President saw 1T to nslnpt
wottfI l.nso bcun grossly Indecent. For tho
rest. TIE CIlN.A0o Tribune las 10 fnyors
10 ask uf Gan. Arthur Or my uthor l'rcst-
dent, actual tr prospective. exuopt thAt lin
s!all give the country II E00l government,
ni,.l III 80 doing promote the welfare Of tho
Republican purity.
, 1881-09-03

USTtr. tho now Commissioner Of Pensions
slla,l soy over his own signature that he Is
In favor of putting MI soldiers who were con-
fined III Rebei prisons OIL tho rolls, we shall
not bultuyo Tint lie is guilty nf such utter
folly. Tho business of his Office Is now much
bohinlhnnd. Thousands OF pensioners who
have tholr papcra OH flu cannot get 4 hear-
Ing. The Commissioner Of Pensions should
haye urgent duties ut tl,ls time connected
with the law already In farce. 1t Is not. and
cAn mover he, d part ut his ttuty to suggest I'LL
oxtolsl0n flt. Tl!e nav schcne credited to
him jlas already done mischief. The Elmira
4idrcrftscr llns nbly seconded 1t, by propos-
ing that all ex.soEtllers. wounded, disabled, or
not, shall bu put OIL tic rolls. THU ai,nual
military pension Is now $50 ooo. 900 n ycar-far
larger tl,an Is paid by any otllor Government
III tie wortl. 1t Is ccrtain when nrrearagcs
anl additions have been maslu to reael, $780,
G0o, ,0e0 yenr. md this under existing 1nws.
If tic propositlan OF the EImtra Aducrtiser
should bu nuUptett, the Iacnsions would be ut
Unco multiplied by six. Tho perstolrlst
wotltl ulon exceed tie total annual revenues,
allowing nothing for my other expenses
wllnteyer. That would be "saying the couli-
try" with vengeance.
, 1881-09-03

UNDER tic new code nf criminal procedure
III NEW York my uursoA who llas been con-
yieietl Of felony or tiyp tines Of nlfstle-
meanor may be adJuslged au llnbtual cr1tli-
nnl. Thereafter lIe will bo tinbln tn arrest
without 4 warrant. a record nf hahltual
criminals viii be kept and Il certified copy Of
tho ent-tns bo sent tu The District-Attor,,oy
Of each county III tic State. Tho weak part
Of tile article Is the roam 1t gives for the Ills
cretiol, Of the Judge. Uliess REQUIRED by
law to do 50 It Is probable Tint few courts
will direut tho l.al,lcs Of porsuns convicted
Of crime to bo entered In tllo record,
, 1881-09-03
PERSONALS,

Since the arrival Of Senator Insa1ls' .cn,t
bNt'y: knnsas proudly calls him "tho coon.
ixcr."
r Mrs. Hannah Cox, WIN died at l,oleresa
n. H.. in hcr 10Th year, wus tue Oldest ,nr.u i,
New England.
4 tract by 1Iugcr Williams las lust ),ren
cxcayntcA from tno British Museum, II In
defense "nf tho primitive, s!tnple honesty ~
~ !ntilars uRnifiat whlsky-solluv, swinditpI
~ pretty woman was dangerously III ut
Rising Sun, 1nl.. aud tho physician pcon,Ist,l tn
euro her u sue would .csort her husband mi,
elopo with him, This bnrgain has been carried
out On both sides.
M0ncuro ID. Conway writes that IN Scar
borough. Eng, which has lno ptaccs fns bathing
and. which IL resort tor batAoEs, there are
10. 100 regular tnhR'ttanks. Of wlbnt not 1at have
ctitcrcl tho sen. lIu crt,rIscs th4sb bath,ua
ctiStonls IN England which rctluit, thur ln,ii,3
Bhnll batho together. wllilu 1GJ yurs awuy uu.
ciad mon swim In ~ group.
The pretty briuu, Augusta of rr..ssfa, Is
going to Schleswig- IIolsteLn With her yranI.
fathor-tn-lnw. tho Emterur, to witness tho4u.
tun,n manonrrcs. This IL considered to bo 4
70 tic I'rovinue to Which Tie yo,iag @ jady tptts IT,.
lungs, n1iu thu tltlstcItlers Mlc expected to- bg
cxtronciy grateful.
Prince I}tslnarck, rs Io walked intn lilo
railway statiou at berlin fortnight agp showed
thnt hls health bud greutiy lmprs,ycd. IioIooseA
Mtrly and strong, and was attIscd In citizens
dress. Ho hul dunncl Il lurRo felt hat, which
nll1!ost bid his tnasslyu tcutnrts. Ills travelling
nttire. mt having the slightest c!ai!n 70 cle.,
Enncc, WI. stmnlu in tho extfeHr: but, fot al
that, tho etntcsnan Is Justly rpGt,gnEzablo owing
to bis afgRutlc form a1id llceil!lar Els.
Prof. 1laplncl 1'Mmpally, tho well-known
gcologistand mining engineer. has beon esRaEo1
nt n largo salary by tho Drexon Traascuntlnetsal
Company. Henry Wizards new corporation, to
inako n tulI survey Ut tho rcKton trHyerse1l by
tho Sorthe1n Pueblo ttailroad and tho orcKun
Itnllway and Navigation Co,nrn,ly, fuel'ar all
I'D hjAGent territory, nnd will l,nye Il 1As2e stall
under him. lie resigns l,ls position MI E0y-
crtinlent survey to do this work, but will retain
his huAdquartors nt Newport, Il. !.
Ex-Congrcsslnan Daggett was sitting IN tie
Same sent III II car With cx.prcstent Iinyes not
lung nRo. but the Nevada man left fora few
minutes to 70 to the smokcr. Returning ho
FOUND that BIT. HayGd hui yunIstletl: !.oos.n'
hetui said y GrAnGcr from MI atlj0lnllR tesl,
tho le!ter TINT WIS A-BGttIl' With yol 1s q I-4
th!of: ho took your sntChsl:" Mr.. DR9Eelt 1olli.u
Mr.. Hayes in Il rpur cur, Whgn I)RFFcit luigi.
ln9ly. .HpeHed the rallsu. royeulinX Hu'necr .!
s0llctl ahrte, a deck ct cnrsls, md thteo botei
OF whtBky. Mr. iInyus cxc,hlllud: "Nracon1!!
6upp0se had takun your satehcl to NY hoasa'
, 1881-09-03

Impossible.
3. Uustcr tho now trnurn .crnrod by this
f.antl bill tho telnslts have every encourage
i,lrGt nntE I1ltIucclnc1it 10 make their fnrns
moro productive hy tsle employment nf
fertilizers, draining. mud butter cultivation,
al.tl thu la1lus will bo matlo IN protlucp ut tho
lnwess $40 000U,oUO n ycar III thu why ut fnrtn
products marc than tlny t1n now. all Ut
whfcl, viii be clcar profit to tho farn,ers, and
l,ioro thnt tlicy cati do now under tho prcs-
sent uncertain tollMres attt rsck.fptlt systcttl.
TlIls Is 4 il,sMtern.c estimate of only St25 fer
nero fnr increased crups atlt cnttle. wllell
st,rll tnctoAso Ii more likely to DO twtcu Tint
much. Twenty million ,lollars Of incrcnso
per yenr, NJ compared with tho present pro-
ttuctln,, will III fifteen years equal S:'00, ,000-
600. all Of which viii bo lcft In tho hands Of
tho culttvators.
Let us tnke these soycral items bf gatn TO
follow the operations of tllaslstone's Lard
bill. and. hggruenting them, show how fnrclt
Is tho direct inol,eY vnlue Ut this bttt to the
Irish repplc, A1ut how much better of they
will be In II money sense at tho end Of tho
first fifteen years. rs eu,mlmrcsl with their
condition under tho Into Inv:
|. pavne in rrtits. IL ycnrs s0 o0,N0
y yn'uu OF present llnproyot'ients... W0,tD1
.. Now improycfngnts III y years..... l0g,9M'yNU
4. Increased prediction. IL ycara.... ;aU,om,Uoo
Vaiuo nj Lanl hill. $751;. .01U, 100
Tho prcs0nt vaft,0 OF tho lnlul III 1reland Is
ut least s500, ,o00. 600. Tie 1rlst, coultl not
afford to take u,at sum u,ltl giyo up this bill
and 20 baok to tho Infamous ruck-rcmt tcn-
ures, u,ltlcr which The la1,d hns boon drained
nid skinned uf It's production fur centuries,
ard which has kept the pcoplu on tic verge
OF famine, If not III fa,niue, mud almost ,[c-
populated Tic island by 1aath mud enforced
emigration.
Compared with tho past, this bill Offers tho
people Of Ireland future Of prosperity and
comfort atd tho means Of accommodating
wealth unknown to tllem for ages, mid which
is not yet extended 10 tho people Of England
or Scotland. Tho Irish attempts to punish
Gladstone und the Liberals for passIng such
Il bill arc ul1gratefnl, md II pvrsoyerett In
will destroy tho unlversal sympathy III tlis
country extended to them In their past conf
plants a1ld suffering.