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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-09
Cheese It.

Recently Professor p -, n distin-
guishcd musician, undertook to escort a
young lady, where they had been invi-
ted to dine with some friends. 1t was
Sunday, and tho party,a rs the surest and
cheapest conveyance, determined to
patronize the stage, mode of travelling
which the lady viewed with but little
favor
Before they had gone milo on their
journey, she complained of feeling Of
faintness, which was succeeded by sick
ness at the stomach.
ooh, heavens !" she exclaimed, throw
ing her head languishing on his should
or, "whet shall I do ?"
''Itis very strange" muscd the Pro
essor.
''Strangc oh it is dreadful -
'Perhaps it is tho motion OF the
stagc?'
ooh, no, not that"
''Doubtless you have had al attack of
the kind before ?"
ooh, never" she gasped, "nevcr--
oh, nh, why did come ?" and she al
most fell fainting into the arms of the
alarmed Professor.
''Perhaps you have pain?'
"Not that-oh-oh !"
"What, then, is it like %
cit Itis-ah-excuse me, Professor-it
is smell oh, such smell I shall die
I shall die p
ga smell - uttered the thorough per-
picked musician-''a smell - GA smell !
/ smell nothing /" and he smiled the ail
to right and left like a buffalo.
The passengers laughed and winlsed,
but it was soon apparent that without
relief the lady could not long survive.
"Air, air, air p she gasped, hysteri-
cally, rs the alarmed Professor threw
open the window. ooh, it is horrible,
vile, villainous p circulated the opera
singer. revived by the fresh air.
And thus, with her handsome head
thrust out Of the window, sho finished
the unpleasant journey. Occasionally,
however, her sensitive nostrils were ns-
sailed with the disagrceable odor of
which she complained
That day at dinner she was invited to
taste some fine cheese. When the plate
was handed to her she turned pale.
'"Take it away--take it away !" she OK
claimed; cit is the horrible smell that
sickened me in the stage |"
"Why, dot s goot schmcll," expostu-
lated the professor; "dot's Limbcrgcr. I
brought out this lump in mine pocket as
present to our kint friends p
The lady tainted, and the worthy pro-
fesssor has not been known to carry
Dutch cheese in his pocket since
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-09
a Lazy Mans Defence,

Not q thousand miles from st. Anthony.
Minn.-a certain physician, from New
Hampshire, went to work getting up and
organizing Lazy Mans Club, and he
had good success. The club was duly
constituted; its bylaws adopted and,
chief of all, it's larder looked after. The
chief law-really the law that formed
the distinctive features of the club-was
this Any member who should be proved
guilty Of having been in hurry. G.. =,
Of having allowed anything under the
sun to cause him to hasten movement
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-09
Of body or mind-shoufd &c fined an
amount sufficient to pay for u supper for

Of body or mind-shoufd 6e fined an
amount sufficient to pny for supper for
the club.
The first man accused, and brought
forward for trial, was the President and
organizer of the club himself - DR..
Haskott Eastmsn. The court was duly
organized the complaint read !; and tho
witnesses summoned. 1t was proved
tirst--that boy WAS seen to call Mt East
mans office door and deliver message :;
and it was known that said messenger
reported on that OCCASION, case Of sick
ness, and begged that the doctor would
make haste. Next-it was proved by
several reliable witnesses that DR..
Eastman was seen, very shortly after the
delivery of that message, driving through
the city "lile lightning |" which plainly
signified that he was in tremendous
hurry. Aye, clearly enough, he had
wilfully violated the fundamental law of
the society
But Eastman called witnesses in his
own behalf. He called two grooms,
both of whom swore that the horse which
he used on that occasion was IL head
strong, hard-bitted, high mettled beast,
that would "strcak it off like blazes if
ye'd only let her."
And DR.. Eastman claimed that he had
not hurried an atom. His horse had
hurried, but not he. In no way, manner
OF shape had he made my haste.
But" said the Judge Advocate "you
could have held that horse in-you could
have prevented the beast from tearing
away in such hurry |"
"Certainly. I could have done that
very easily"
"And why didn't you do it?"
Why-didn't L do ?" The
Doctor repeated the words in amazement,
"Do it! Hold i'll my horse? What are
you thinking Of? Had I done that, you
might well have mulcted NE but I
didn't. The fact was-I was too lazy to
do it l was just that lazy, torpid, su-
pine and utterly lifeless, OH that occa.
sion, that the headstrong beast might
have killed me, and l wouldn't have Dut
forth effort enough to hold her in!
We will simply add that the club did
not get supper at their Presidents ex-
pense Oh that occasion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-09
UNREST.

on the dreary, bright, spring day!
VIII 1t never wear away7
Every budding spray and leaf
Seems to mock me in my grief,
Till l feel like her of old,
Who forbade them TO unfold
Mystic Mother, who, like me,
MOurncd her one Perscphone.
Oh the weary, long, dark, night,
When l toss and wait for light,
And no gentle breathing hear,
Which, In cadenccs so dear, :.
Tells the little presence near
On the weary, long, dark nighti
When l toss, and strain my sight
Watching the unwelcome light.
When the soft sweet summer rain
Beats its delicate refrain,
can only hear the sound
Falling on little mound;
And the green turf dashed over
Seems only her form to cover;
And the robin, loud ana clear,
Pipes 10 one who does not hear.
Will the sun shine bright again?
Shall l sleep away this pain2
And this earth, now sicklled DER,
Bud and blossom as before?
And this anguish grow to be
A dull ache that none can seer
VIII these fearful tossings cease,
And shall some time find peace?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-09
Americans III Japan.

MIR. Stevens, who is IN expert in mat
ters relating to Japan, was recently ask
ed:
GLOW are the Americans treated in
Japan ?"
with the utmost courtesy and attcn-
ton, and the greatest kindness. In the
Empire of Japan there nre about 1000
foreigners, and Of these 800 are Amcri-
cans In Toxic, the capital, there 200
Americans, and in Yokohama about 400.
The others are settled in smaller cities.
About 100 Americans are in the employ
of the Japanese government and private
Japanese companies. Americans have
almost entire control of the educational
affairs. BY the way, the japanese pre-
fer America when they go abroad for an
education. There were fully 100 Ameri-
can missionaries in Japan; they do good
work and they live pleasantly and with
comparative ease. In Yokohama some
of the large business houses are Amcri-
can. The tea houses, by the way, have
OF late years sustained very heavy losses.
America controls the kerosene trade and
this represents from 100000 to 49,
100000 gallons annually The United
States is rapidly regaining its cotton
trade in Japan, At present the English
undertake us by selling very inferior
article that i'll external appearance seems
equal to the American article"
"Would you advise the American
youth to migrate to Japan ?"
81 should not advise any large num-
Der of Americans to go to Japan for bust
ness purposes, as the avenues of trade
there are well taken up. Still q man
with capital can make money in Japan
III the not distant future. The Japanese
aim to control their export trade, and
even though trade with America may
largely increase, Americans in Japan may
not profit by the increase. Travellers
however, should not fail to visit Japan--
it is, however, lovely country, the
cpitomc Of beauty. The climate is very
healthfnl. Toxic, for it's size, $50, 1000
people, is one Of the healthiest cities in
the would.
"How about the morals in Japan
especially the females ?"
'From m oriental standpoint, Japan
is an extremely moral country. The
condition of the women is excellent and
steadily improving. Many of the women
arc engaged in business. The social evil
is open and licensed, with medical in
spcction, but [ doubt if the licentious-
ness is any greater in Japan than in the
European countries, or even in America
MIR. Stevens made parting statement
that will certainly be refreshing to
American pride. Throughout Japan the
name of Washington is a household word
and even the most ignorant seem aware
OF the fact that Washington was the first
of Americans, and great friend to hu-
manity in general. No other foreign ma
tons hero was apparently known to the
people.
The peanut crop in Tennessee has
failed.
-Millais' portrait of Cardinal Newman
will cost $1,000.
-Tuscaloosa, Alabama, is to have q
street railroad.
The Shakers in this country number
acout 100000.
--Ex-Secretary Schurz has written n
four act comedy.
Henry Ward Beecher has his life in
sured for 100000.
, 1881-07-21

Cuntorthnder. Hartman roun,l hIa n,an prp1n-
ei's,lln9 tho street with another. hnrl cnse IN
runaway from Canada. ns Wtcknrd nttDr-
nrS ms y" :ss''w wtssars IT, II saul rhstcn o. n; Sw wss
Hamc's nom,Icu": a,,d it, aSc sense
don Wtckutd. lsut lie lid not CARRY tho fatco
city. THO i,rist,nor was rut thkcn to jal. hut
slept IT. ltnrtn,hn's hntse. IND was thurc sDtn
last u1ght ny 4 1istntiyE reporter. W1ckArd
ACxN0wLEDuED EvEnYTlttNu,
1tlt. 80 far ~ tho cxtcnt Of his n.nbczzlcuenti Is
c"nn;scr,'cd' ,n; bis Srlmo y not \ i'oMos 9ne. i!e
@ rnk % rease at eAG sR SR. 3 u bea es staien u' from vSs
hs VIVA t"Ii thss 10 aA't tMau'd Da hass Sss"'!o u
i.lnke Eod talr tho loss, tho Postmaster stand.
s ey 9 eec es ~: sft MS II fs ho sfc e. nS. ton @
ani !let! 70 Cana!ta, lowing bis wito md slvo
tnt!nGatcd witt. hts tathor an1 fonnt! that tho
Inter Ind. OF the tiay following tho aefnoadon.
l,ntanco ho tthe rfsohcrj hnd ,ntln ont nt,t for
md lot in Cumberland. Mnrtt ibont st,Wf1 were
@tMsnea @ over t9 tho Postmaster. 70 tho
n'e ta @ " p tsn nrose .aS gSn sS%t sra a
SHOULD la no prosecution In tho inattor. wlcknrd
Raft1 he hid hren nrrNlh TO return, hnne, how
ever. Rtid tlal init Canada for GliiuaRu Just n
week mn, since which TINA ho has becn living
out nt the Stock. Ynrtls.
Wfcknrl u q gent1ehianly -appenrtug man nf
n: and doubtless tells tho truth when h0 Mlys hn
lcrer committed crime and npvcr was Rrrcstui1
hNfOrr. Whenever no SpO&D OF Ills VITO md
children Iast night tho tears would we'll np and
pcared to manifest for sheln was quite pathetlo
10 bphp1.
, 1881-07-21

TIE CnAlt1EB AGAINST HIN tltHrAfteD.
4 Representative nj TIM TplMUNE met tho
ltov. y. \. W. tewott, II. D., OF Aurora. ut Lake
1llnn yesterday. and &natic aot,1 Inquiries as to
tho proErcss made in tho II. W. Tho,nna herosy
case. It will DO remembered TINT Dr. Jswett Ia
ChAirmRn Of the Committee appointed 1T tho last
session Ut tho tsock itlvor Methu.llst Conference
to make charges against Dr. Thomas in thls ccic-
bratetl cnse. Dr. .IcwGtt said thht Tho ohNrxes
had lust beon completed aud alvcreti to tho
Ncv. ". e. Willing, Presiding Elder Of ibis dis
trict+ -ro ........
III. willing was callul upon by tho reporter,
ilu stated TINT the Shdrxca wtre tluw In hts pos
sesot'. and thnt court wnutt 6a c9lle! to c0t,-
slider tho eltsc Us sQDn ~ he Gull lind tino
10 nlnkc and ileltvTr to DR.. Thnlnas Il copy
Of tho charges. undor no cfrotlnstances.
sAli he, would ho furnish any uno
with 4 copy Of the charges. Or oven gtrc Ron.
cr,tl ltlca OF tho snt,,o.
Tho a,tdross Of III. II. NJ. Hatfield nt Lnko
nat! Tucstiny an Loyalty to tho Church gavG
r!sp to n!leh comment, ut Lake l3IN 1T relsnrl
to tho 'rha,nas uase. and 1t ts thought that tho
ruvrrenl gcMtioulA,'s rosnarks snlaek much or
tho charHcs nEanst DR.. rhumMs.
, 1881-07-21
CANADA.


KNIGHTS OF THE nrACCAHEES.
sptctoi Dtspatth to Tas Chicago 7tfbune.
ToHoNro, Ont, July 20.-.rI,e first annual
review OF tho Supreme TGnt OF. the Knights
Of tho AIaccnbees ,tntler the amended con-
atltutfon was opened here to-tlay by Supreme
Commander DR.. +. Wilder. Of Chicago. The
report of the Supreme Secretary shows that
since tic 18TH Ut January Inst tlfrty-six tents
hnvo been Instituted, TINT the total humber
OF deaths slnco the Same tiato Is thirty-two,
and the present membership, Ms fur rs eau be
ascertaLnel, is about G.0O0. Tho report OF
the Supreme Finance Keeper wns laid upon
the table. 1t shows tile funds Ut the society
to be In n very gratifying state.
Tho reports of The officers were received and
referred to the different committees. The
report Of tue s. Commander was adopted and
ordered to he ungrossed In tic minutes. A
large amount Of routine business WIS trans
actcil. It was moved by T. s, Commander
Elliot, seconded by Sir Knight Datrcy, that
tho Committee OH Secret Work be- requested
to make 4 report III favor of n degree to be
ao o ~ }a 81 %t
pronlo Tent mud for Commanders Of great
cNMps. Carried.
II was Moved by ]. p. Cook, seconded by
j. s. lkltp, tint Il sopnrnte mud distinct Jewel
tnken from some, interesting pnrt Of the
Atnecabees history be listilIctfye badgc Ut
each xcparnte degree. md TINT the same be
referred 10 tho Committee Oh Secret Work.
Carried.
1t WIS moved by Sir Knight Woodward,
seconded by Sir Knight Dunne, that I'LL cor
ttfleataS Tint have bcon passed. by tho Gre
dental Committee be allowed nItleugB per
diem. CARRIED.
members Initiated before tie 2M VI Fetru-
nry. 1851, whether examined or not by the
medical examiner. ltetorred to q commit
tee.
ut three cents.. The report Of tito Supreme
Mellcn! Examiner WIS rGad, aid that POT.
ton ut 1t referring to the constitution nnend-
lMelts was refyrred to the Committee on the
p!lcations l,ad been recolYel, Of which thirty
1iEht W1r1 reflected.
, 1881-07-21
THE CITY-HALL.


lsn about $t.oO0.tU, of tho stcslnl assessments
nude fpr thu uuruoyp md s:.5,Q0 Of tho rcrulur
uprrorristIops. % ' ~''00' - ''' ~ "'''
MAYoN lfAhHtsoS wont to Milwaukee vost"~-
tlay with tho visiting Now Orleans tlrolnen, 1t
,s,ss, VIZ aau ,s sa$us ; au n ,a,. ,. 1os ~no r
of tie EoI'tler sex as fa,s boon erronoou sy intI-
~ .r,,rnr woro a,,tv.ono ,,r,o, n,rm,t, ,.,,,,a
nosserMy ~ tno MeastFITn t g me
n, ~ III ta .utha All n Ma 3stt 3Mst ~ Et
,irrhcm u, s1,"4sMah,I,in n3inr rc"ra f ~ sna u
Fist, ~, r." ~ ~ @ ~. ~ u.s"u W. f G. - " i MGo
t,s ttMr.,1sn'n9 w taf TUG Rfoatof numpef OF Vlo-
'''n'' ......
TI1E atxteor-t ton roller has been rotuuycd from
saa llaee .s Wnerc u WA stirred. or Elghtcenth
II t Ia ~ s a1 n r III h tn ~ u
s ssss Sssk % Seas SSas SS
IT yin Ie s.,.,e s!oy. nofore Secretary Mead, OF
alanatIon Of tho bowels. aad IL for tta tho pass @
sss S hs H. SsS1 xs;y :Sx ]
~x ,a"p,u,an, p,u ou'1or1 oq ,h'' ,, wor,. .oo
,x kx or rosp rft oo, ,.+ Tn9su yn hs nes ~
ay ,tn, durinE tho paat ye1r 'Ss T6s I fnna H. H.
intnrsst bus slack9ned y, proportton. Gntract-
urcss "A'"a '''"''o''''''o 1n'f' psoa'ao'o pAS'
:, ASmnTMEK m case Of smallpox was reported from
~. fnn s1 S9r.h ~ Garastsr street ySsteElay: ~. also
fourth street. The latter caso was tlsat when
.nportcG tha v!ott.n !, 6sl,.g .Annlo Meoort t.a.
i've deys. A eilsu Of scarlot t-teyer wns ropartod
from No. GU Fulton street, y.
triur nInns ri taun,nou. houaos n,,x ,otr. ,,rA
or ,,,n,,sn,1 ~ ~ l.ilii rc "s ~etv EoK
;nt, s. thD ban,ls nf liz fisaiii, n fsnmssonr f1r
III hnt s,,g99;oI ~ III IT. ~
ohanacs, Hut liz ioai.i, Gomn,issIo,sp @ rufs,s
tbS aw ,,,,c 1r t snS a i:y maoSs
Sneti In liz tsinus NrIy III ~ ss srct e4s S
Him % au 1nk. shn c,a n1os 't,a3 suo' tao'f
'mas '." s,,'4'','. aa .u"nSos "ee''"'
yentnrdAy: II. II. krlste. three. story dwelling,
" q! tcGt, NJ; ~ stdgw1ck struet, 10 r0st
snunt dwelling. - by 10 fuet, No. l70 Ilrowp
sasst nn NS; H. F. MURPHY, two; o;stnry and lasta
and Twenty lkll1th HtrDGt, El61. t. ShntbY. pgs
, 1881-07-21


At about 7 o'clock Tuesday night Harry
F'oIhchauer, tho ..ycar.old son ur ll9nr;'
Flcfschauar, Of No. 1T3 North ayunue, was run
ovor and almost instantly killed by d
lnlik-wagon drawn by q team OF horscs
driven by Henry Slatcr, man 10 years
old, who peddlea milk for bis brothor-in-aw,
Edward tltlstou, wboBa milk depot ts on Elston
road, not fur from the Town Of JoIIoraon. 1t
seems TINT siater was returning to tho milk
depot, md was driving at q pace which was ANY,
thlng but slow. A lot OF small ohlrun were
playing III tho middle Of North avenue. near the
Flolsehaucr Residences, Az tho vehicle ap-
tle Harry must hHve become bowildored, for tG-
stead of fgett.uy out 0t harln'a away he run drvot-
Y In tsont Of tie norses. was kuoekod down,
stomach. Ihe. driver dld not atop to Inquire
into the misch!of ho bud done, but drove rnpilly
tertiay. when 10 was nrrcsta.i and luckpsi up at
tho l4nyrnbeu street 8tation to nWhtt tho result
OF tue CoEoMer's lIlutas, which WI! no held this
morning. THE prisoner Ia III gtoAt nuntal agony
was rt,tIrply accidental. Ills no8lGct 10 atop ii
s.Sl!y q bsna q ehalssd viii tesImus esssss-
IL l.. cho,nars,, ona Of Uncle SANS letter.
aftoraoon. TO board y street, cur going north Oh
Clark street., ne*r klnxls, aeeLluntally slipped
with car g0ng III an opposlt tiIs"o.ion. liz ~ 70.
sida n Iho aoad. :Mo was takou to bis hons Il
Char!os Mstl. ! ysara old. employed IN car:
It he o sr Josep .tsess IL tao sost
dock to Tho vessel at o'yio<k yesterday morn.
@ 9oWeI abo CIV IT, va &c was
Of a. 4s & No 4 sSfy :F9St s .ov,,or
coutao Ut erection by tho Wcatorn l...ital,A Hall.
, 1881-07-21

Tho Village Trustees met Ttiesdny evening.
An ordinance was passed providing for ilEtcen-
Inch sewer on lttd1u avenue to Lake street,
and ono OH Forest aventln to point @53 ftet
south Of Dcinpstcr street.
ViIlAxp-AttorHcy j. II. IIatnIllno gavo an
opinion III rcgartl tn tho case OF W. L. Mp0nrry,
the vtllnxe Clerk. who has not yet filed bis bond.
although he has been acting AZ Clerk sincG his
eicntton last spr!ng. Tho opinion was that tho
past Mcts Of tho Clerk wero valid, but that It
lcclnro tho 0t|ioo yatA,tt on nncount 1T the bond
not having bcen f!el, aud Gull nnothor election.
The DplniOn and e8eD wore rOferrGl to the
Finance Committee, With ortiers to report at tho
next meeting.
Paor. 'oron E. Locke, Directory Of the Com
servntory of Music, aas 8ttno East to spond tho
remainder Of tho summer III Boston.
, 1881-07-21

6pEttdI Ut5R0ttk 70 1N EHatd*6 1Ft1UHt.
I.1rTl.E RooK, Ark, July 20.-The:: Board
OF Fiuancicrs received bids tor supplying the
State with money to pay expenses during
tue current year at II O'Clock to-tlay. Tho
amount OF tho loan desired was STE, 600 for
q period Of twelve months. There we're six
Observation-Disclosures s. Whitaker, ,ot st. Louis; !;
Fletcher u llotzs, OF Now York; Martin u,
SsSS e% Sacas asfff UakW WSFt q s III oas, e. Mi XII
tie bids, with tlle exception OF the arst MeE-
tullod, Were. for q per cont ,Tla contract
was awarded t0 Matthew'S u Whitaker at 8
pc! csnt, heing J per cent 10y lower tllaa wy u
1850, Tho State pays IN Interest $aeD for
tlla Sl2aQM -
, 1881-07-21

terribly afflicted. Eleven deaths from Ill.,,
thcrla ''nyn occurred In tho past few ~. d.pn'
nIul ilenr!y Thirty cnses aro now uuJrr t-s5ss
Ment. People who can nro leaving tn tas.A tt5sa!-
Farmers Ut tie vicinity Of WnnlEck III, w'iHI,~ns
low NJ ..lc TO etltr tlcfr promises Who ~ h,H. y.
from thost 'flit State Bonrt1 OF Nenit,, aili ,a
probably meet tllern at,s,l Il, ltyrstIsa "ll
, 1881-07-21

excluded, It transplred intur In tho evening that
tho oeicct VIVA to co1peratc wth Oilonuyot'
pressos ita apprnyat tlf ltos*a'a tyhnn,ite caln.
pnlFn md resolved to raso funds to issst him
IN that .trsrcrMtp undertaking.. y cnnntttce
wits ApTh,lntctl to invite U tkpnovnn RuNA and
.ttdge nrennRn, Of Snux Cty. au1tl,or rovoIn-
ttotnry cauor. tu lcDtro IN this city ut an early
tlAtc md to brgnnxc National Irish ftovOu-
uUunry LonRt1.
MtsugLLANEDuB-
Tho 8tatn Club of tho Irish Nationni f,nnd
Atbrnn'a Goitrt-rpou,, tilt; ~ m quorum wns
present. tho ,ucctInB was acfcrrr! fnr oliO wcck.
Tho n!cnic pt the vHrotta Land. l.oA9tiD et'o!s
0tUy9.
, 1881-07-21

THE llkv, jCltN NOYLAN,
A meeting 0f the trlcut. and adullrcrs OF thu
il0v. John noylun was hall 1t iiurke's Hotel
lust evenluy. Tho objoat OF the tnuot!nx was to
further the preimtnarIos tor \ lecture on tho
lrtsh !aud,Questlon to ha dollyerol Sunday oven.
iny NJ Mccormick Hall. Father Hoylau II tho
partsh psIcst OF tho Parish of CrosserouHh,
u9Gssy CMayHn. M whotY r. eansoa wsa scseaty ds:
tuu wilt 70 .Asnarlea With y Wow OF securing
ttpanrlal Ald.' ~ he Ia ,pEplutauntly tlouilllaa
with tho Irish Troubles. hls lecture Will to upon
that sub1o1t. Comm!t4paa were apponiad u,
Invite pE0inlaaue U1t!1ena to .oA!a On tue plat.
Surm. at4 fp arrange Tor musical program and
ptAoE "details. :EhU meeting thel adjourned uu.
I'll Friday syenlng.
pK1YATR GATHERING.
Bone twenty Ir1shmen OF turbulent prooltv-
I IT, xsshasiss s s VII ~ hei1 IL - baSk rooas wlsh
boltsd apsrs. And tho reporters were teAlously
, 1881-07-21
MARRLdFES.


Observation-Disclosures this city, I'm IN !.
tho Hoy. ". II. Ayaer. D. T., Mr. EnEene RGytb
lsnsseft, uf Snw fbrk City, And Miss Lutte e. ySi.
fAw. Of San FtnncsoD.. 0fA'
Mol.EOX-nAi.t.AttD- this city. 18th Init. ;,
tho itgv. ". II. NJ4er, D. H.. Mc U0nAtd Mcison y
New York City and Airs. Alltp H. HanIu, VI indtns
Al'oIis lntI. '~S'-a'
..E0i.E-MUi,1.1NER--tn this city, 18th Inst. b, IN.
tlev. Ur. RydeE, Mt. Chnrlea r. Colo, Of NsS Yets
GLty. Mnd M1as E!lA 81 MnlltnuE, 0f EAleaVp w.
, 1881-07-21
CALEDONIANS.
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Gpfttdk lHfpd1eh, TO 1ht Ehtcu0e 1stbuM&
TORONTO, Ont. July 20.-Tho twelfth an
nual convention Of tho North American
United Calcdon!nn Association opened in
the Walker House this forenoon, the presl-
dent, Aid. Walker, III the cllair. There was
n largo attendance. The Secretary read let
tes from the Yonkers Caledonian Club,
New York; Lanacomlng Club, Maryland;
all Boston Club, in reference to aillliat1nG
with the Association, to which he had re-
piled. but ilntl received no answers. The
Secretary stated ho mud received u letter
from DR.. George 4. Stewart on tie SUBJ
1ect Of tho Highland costume, and urged
the adlyisabiltty' Of giving prizes for
the best costume at the Calstlonlan societies
gathered, the details Of what constituted u
complete Highland dress belng fully given
Tile CoIn,nlttye OIL: Cre!lun!inls rGported
TINT they Ind adopted credentials from tweli-
H. * clubs sending ifty;four representatives
The representative OF Georges Cteek Club
were admitted, aud tho clubs affiliated.
The pres!dont then addressed tho dele
gatos.. 1le alluded to historic Scotland,
famed In sotK and story. whtcl. would al-
ways bo loved by Scotstllan, but not ,Nore
tlAl, this, tho land Of their adoption. lle ru-
farrea TO the coW9rdly ASSASSINATION OF Pres.
itent Garfield, and axtc'ltlc!l the syMpatIly of
Canadian Cnlotlo,lans to a!l Americans. The
Association Ind beOn most Prosperous. llU
heNrtlly welcomed tho delegates to Toronto.
Mr. Shetldet, Of l'h!lad9lpllia, moved and
Mr.. Hodge secondod TINT tho nlns!on to the
tho President and forwarded to tile White
ll0use. Cnrrtctl.
The Secretary. read his annual rapport,
Which, aniolig other tl.inxs, state!i tint M.
cst4bl!sIl II journal II the lnterust Of tho AS
s0clathln. It WIS NtluptMl.
Ths Treasurer read Ills annual report, giv-
, 1881-07-21
A. TALE OFsTWO CITIES,

fHA ASAtsrANT poSrAASrElt At CuNAEHi.ANp,
NlTIs TIN CASH. T..
On tho ulght Ut March ,U Of this ycar, a young
lnau aamed Samuel p., Wlcksnl, who was As
sIstant Postmnster aud Post-Olltue Cashier at
Cumberland. sid., tllied himself up with whisky,
stole all Of tho ready soaah IN the Cumberland
about dark samuel VII arrested Vt tho Stock.
Yards BY Detective Qaprao 4. Hartman, aud
viii, In all psobablltysite started tonight tor
tho scou0 OF bis wrong=dolng,
=, Wlokard was assestea, a. = very convenient
time, having hut tL19 lett out oe nil his tl!got.
ton treaaure. Hartman stumbled onto Wick
ard wh!la looking u9ter smother oase, aud. knaw-
Muu'cated With the Government authorities
hare, xud wac yesterday deputlze1 by unLted-
s-Aasahai Jo1os to arselt tbs eraoksl-