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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-04

DR.. S. A. Boynton, of Cleveland, in a
letter to prominent physician of Mid
dletown, says in reference to President
Garfeld's case ''In my opinion it is
best for me to make no statement until
after the official report is published. |
shall then have something to say. Much
of the treatment certainly did not APP
prove of. In the report of DR.. Bliss,
published in the Medical Record, many
OF the most prominent symptoms in the
Presidents case were not mentioned.
simple because it would show that he
had pyemia. When the proper time
comes will make statement, and in
it will name the symptoms omitted in
his report.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-04
nuckIen.s Arnica saIve.

The best SALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all kinds of skin eruptlons.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
funded. Price So cents per box. For
sale by W. +. STEVENS, the Winnemuc-
ca druggist, and all other druggists.
APPLY
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-04

SHILoH's VIrALIzER is what you
need for constipation. loss of appetite,
dizziness. and all symptoms of Dyspep-
STA. Price 10 and IS cents per bottle.
Call on A. Z. McALPIN, at the Eagle
Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-04
booths Oysters.

Booths Fresh Oysters, by the can or
plate, at the CAPITAL SALOON. OBJ
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-04

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. You can get it of A. c.
MCALPIN, at the Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-04

Peoria, ILL.,, has for several years held
the first place on the list as a spirit
producing district. Last year she paid
over 81 900, 900 more taxes than Chica-
go, and about 100000 more than
Cincinnati, and this year the collections
will show greater proportion. On
Wednesday, week before last, Internal
revenue stamps to the value of S5,OI4.
200 wee sent thither in one package.
SnnW has fallen To a danth &c 4o
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-04

Snow has fallen to depth of two
feet in some parts of England.
, 1881-09-16
COUNrY-DUILDING.

TIE SbcriE's Investigation still drags along.
Ito was to havo concluded It yosterday, but did
not for s0En0 reason Or AAuther.
TtlE County Treasurer Wis occupied yesterday
in tho delinquent tax'sates for tho special as-
scSs,e,,ts In soath Chicagosand the satue wit! bO
continued this IN orntug.
JOHN W. OuANlgL. StoroxeepoF at tue Empire
D!sslliory, was yestorday arrested for dubt ut
tho instance OF u. W. Wilson, tho uu,uunt Ia
dispute bnlux 1868, Tho debt Ia said to be on III,
execution tor damages growing out Of Quarrul
Of sotlo ktnd. O'Duniet gave bhi! betorn Judge
L4u.nis III the sun of $8Dld for blu appearance
ull tho stkt for U hearing
AID. NuI.uE.4r, ot tho Sherman House, oo,n-
planned to tha Commissioners ycstcEdny thlt
sClno Ut tho lanltoFa einHloyea In tho now Court
tIuus0 wcru in tho habit OF fndecently expuslnx
themselves fr0ul the Windows Of tho building.
much 10 the A4nuyanea Ut hts guests. An order
was Ut otico sHAdo fus HI lnytstiKA ton, aud the
guilty purity, ur tttcs. when found out will 10
uncorcniouloAsly discharged.
In 1877, Ia revising the rules for the Kuvaru-
InUNt of thu InaaHu AHyluM md Pour House, An
advisory b1udical l1ar.l WAS ulectcl. Whosa duty
it shtiud bu tO visit thu n4ltutlonG four tlH,e4
ysur Hn4 mako Iuartesry reports 10 the County
Rnard with rgterenco to their condItlon anh
neuessttlus. They havu 1uude hut ou1 ylsit
ancc. It Y said, and but nne Fuport. nud reso-
!utlon Will 10 introduced Ut un early day In.
4Alrtlg after theul. Tho board consists of pes.
Huuty u. LyMAil, JohA y. lawrll, T. J. uluthardt,
| DR.. Urown. gnd J. M. Hutchinson,
CODNTY-ATroRSxy WILLKTr tctutncl from
| Ottawa yesterday una expressed himself ~ well
| p!uased With tho pEospeot ut settling the yexeu
, 1881-09-16
TIE PACKERS.

tInw 70 INCREASE T1IEtlt wATElt-surrf.Y.
Tho packers held MI Informal ulceting ycstor-
day to discuss plan for Increasing tho supply
Of water ut the uackins-ho.lscs. Tho plan which
appears u meet with n1st fnvor provides TINT
three hugo reservoirs be bnilt, which will build
about JU,0 ,000 galons cnch. or about f000, 900 In
ali, which, with tho 100dO,0o0 gallons alrrady
held In reserve BY the Stock YMrlls. will make
II ia boliuvad, II sufficient supply Of water, in
connection with tho town watcr. works, to meet
my emergency $780,.
it ia proposed to connect these cfstcrns ny un-
drrgrollnd tubes with cueh other, and with tho
Stuck. fnrds system; and nlso with thu
inter could 30 drawn upon e: necessary.
btanhoics tiny 10 constructed at listervnls
Whorc t1re.engiHcs cnn put down thnlr hosr. and
the tanks c,itl to kert cpnstunlly Illicit with
water from artn.ian wells. This supply is to be
independent Of tho. winter used by tic packing"
hnlscs III their ordinary work. and Is INT 70 Go
drawn On except fn ease Of lire. 1t Is calculated
tllat this system could bu easily HnlnrgUd whcn-
ever 1t should seem necessary to incroaso tue
The packiug -hol,Bcs weru nearly nil ropro-
eentod ut the meeting ycatcruny, and MI on-
Xincer WAS present whD WHY requested y! lonk
| lutO tho proposed pniI, And make MI estimate
Of Its cost 1t IL believed that tho Wtnee thing
| could be completed early this full THO Vckcrs
WILL hold AN0thgr meeting Saturday. They Arg
sniu to look upon this rs tho tnuAt feRsiblc plAl
! thRt has beetl presented, uud mo TINT will Gc
likely to SRtfbfy tho Insurance companies
, 1881-09-16
BASEMENT IsNTRANCEs.

NO MORE or THEM TO nE ALLOWED ON MlCIiI-
GAN AVENUE.
Tho question whether bas0Lnont entrances un
Michigan Avenuu boulevard shall be allowed to
product out from tho lot llnu waH brought up
,lny nef0ro yesterday Mt tho meeting Ut tho
SOUTH P4rk Commissioners and virtually decided
IN tho negative. Tho snDIGet came up In the
shape Of u rantonstrance mgnlust allowing u
basement entrance 10 tho stoso Nj. .l3l Mlch.
llllo. fur the rruson tLut such extension do
strnyea Tue uniformity OF tho sidewalks. The
attorney ut tho bOutd WNa hilally called In, Aud
gave It ~ bis oplnIun tnat tho obIcct!nnablo
nnd cntlll iIot be lnterforoa With. The bnurd
thurrupou decided that t.s such uncroaehmunt
wuuIl bv tolerated except whoFo tho property.
ownor held Vested rights o.hor w1f1s sIat ths
thu XuaIur1.l Inv creating the board. tho tArk
CoI,itt,ss,unors IRE authorized to accent costaln
streuts with tue consent Ut thu uuthorittes. Tho
elnio to tho south rasK 0oiamtsaonors aon.
ta!Ac1 no restrictions except taAt mo Guy
should rotA!A control OF tho water, Kas. and
sewerage. In other Wurlle. tho Council KAye the
AvGiluo thnt they had previously exercised over
the parks proper. Hut bef1rp tho stsctt Wus
thus turmoil over 10 tho C0lnnlisslouuIa t14t
such p|aers As No. .l3l had beel ERECTED, with
from tue lot ll,iu, In accordance With
tho provisions OF IN old utty ordinance.
Under this stAte uf tActs, the question arose,
whether the Commissioning bud tho puHor 10
tnks away these prtytle4as from poople who hAd
built under tho city urllDnnces, and, w ~
rights.
| sort IL such q summary prpceedtnR. 1t was
pretty evident TO- shu rurk Commissioners that
they could u0t WlUn II colncs u 0tuottpK build
| tnxs III tho future, howoSor, ana providing
, 1881-09-16

c,cc,on question tho coming week. iir pro
parr,i circnr during tho day 70 l,n sent to tho
s iho c.so wn,,ii la hcari hcroro tho suprcmo
Cnuri Tttcs!ny. ind nsknE them 70 tcHt G0uhsnl
to represent them they 80 nSs, wch IL 10 VIII VIII
forward tlon todny. lie wants tho hearing in
bo full and free. nn4 hnpes to tGo tho DSst @ le9al
4 quANsEt, 0vEn FILLS.
Tho Committee oil linsp!tals VIVA III session
ycstcr,lMy. nud ha!l b0fnrU ihcm tho rns1!nnon
Of WGoa wnisn rss Grosca' ~ :" sa.4,
privileges In thu County Hospital ~ those es'.
1oyc.l by tho other sctoos, mud TO 9v, them ;r, =
Cha!rnat, al the committee and tho Wurtct, ot
no hosita aa m inye H., Ma S s md ID tRey
sn ' tic a ground st iinpnetlea6!llty. Warden
s. 'hss &C., tsk elyn teS f"'"i pa s'" wosa @ hsys W.
to 10 I'll "f Sne sch9' or IN o ItrotI'cG oper
sa,e"psy sa tas Il 1 %i,hot T. .o "s q epoys
nurses: coin!.,onsr 'arnF;', tss ,' Is
hn.u3tai Ge tnruu,i nver to tho hotneopnthfsts.
bne Ur twn years III every thrGu or nvc' nii.! ,.t
nsTaH prvsses ~ w' by % other scSss. Secausa
they represented larHn md tnte!lRGnt nofts,%i,
Of THO i.xpnyets OF thG county. ". FeiKf nv III III
isS.hsS discussion" i9 e. vs1sa f;,s; nas na,e,s'GG Gs
wis disposed 0f for tnG 4tlH0 UuHik "
tho committees agreeing to report ~ tho bonrt
sion,iay ami nsk Tor further tinc: mud u 4so To-
hl,thnrity to Invite two Mrmbers ot tle Faculty
Of tho Hush Medical, ChloaEt. siottsai Ha'no; tt
niiOtlor nlcotlny tu he held Thursday afternoon
Hush Medical EolleHu will, no :aus!t bo repre-
| senteh by members ut tho ll0sriln! setiica
litnrt and tho tllar colleges by thoir best 1uon
ari sis,cu there viii no lu,lr ll0mcupnths to m
swer tho affections Of tnir nllopntha. ant sailct
tho anne Kind Of medicine t0r their itls, ths
inecting promises to l,e lively and Interesting
| mt.
, 1881-09-16
1IODTT. "MUTUALS,n

uhn urt,,oi t,arot,f As.octotfoD hnla n, MI
lo,~r,d ,rcot,ro IN rho AnnolIo,c Cm1rt. roor,
'.s.a".1.,, ~ =, =, II uta,,,rrd ,,rnsI.,lr,-
Jcse.4ay ;" - ~ ~ 49, ,s'N oto"1'" Im .a
T. f. Hanoloton, Ut daicdouEk' lil.i moved thAt
the Executive Committee. when appointed, to
instructed to submit Il mum outlining the pro-
nnscft wnrt of rio ncyt nrntInu. Cnrr1c1.
Tho, cornnittce on rhelpsons pnpor, road
Wednesday, eyeninE. adFocattnE ~ increaaa 9f
assessmonts roortoa J., favr M u nu6l,shing sno
On tho central prtncges VI sopesation: Th9 ,9
Gom!nittee un Speculative INSURANCE submitted
DOWN on uuAvxYAl.p INSURANCE.
Thu onn,mittco to whom, wns referred tho
ouustion Of " "SDecuiatiyo Insurance. bcg Icayo
Tia sul,ieot. they tlro at d ioss 10 know Gow IL
express taor ropugnaace of such disyracoful
r,,1i,a1 shn,n %un ~ aeuiv nn wn,i, rrrnn
nc,15' ttsl tnis co;,ycntio9 Instruct as ,lso ro-
n,s"If fho Gic.,ss nY HVnrv nasloIntinn rcnrH-
, 1881-09-16
NOTES.

NOlEs4s
II Is reported that Miss Gonovloyc Ward Will
soon marry Nr. J. II. CobDc.
Fannie Louise DucklnghRm is play ing
"binzoppa" at tho Howard Athaunam, boston'
Tho attendance Mt tho 0rand Operations
has boon very lurgo. ''NDther md Son" will
hold tho boartlA tho rest OF tho woek.
In tho case Of Tomkins g. Hill against Thomas
e. Inlleck tt El for IN Injunction to restrain
Jefeiliinnts from producing "Iho, World" the
in nustun.
Tho mammoth whale was unRyollahly delayed
on tho roaA from minneapolis TO this city. Il
0rrtyp,l Wednesday IN good ORDER hoWeyor,
and Mn,tcr tho auspices OF Thu lulaad Whaling
Xssuuiutlon !" viii b1 r0atly to receive yis!tord
Lake Front.
Wa!Iack's old thoatro In Now York was opened
last night "a the "lertnRntn," under the man.
nKotuutit of Str. Aloiph Neuenu0tf, with tue
Herman fuur-Act comedy "Dar CoHlpnynon.
Prior 10 this dramatic IlorforInAuco theru WIS
what Ia clllci u " festival prolog," poem by
William Miller,
, 1881-09-16

ApyERsE ExrltEssluN OF OPINION BY THE
LAND LEA0UE
4 mco,tnc NJ Tim Excr,,tivr t,onm,ttce of TIM
-. >,.,t - 80 49,, 49, ,,,,s.a. .a5
lFlAl Sntlouhi Laho AeaRHo ana wv o'leets ~"
members of tho local brsnnhcs wss held In tho
Council Chnn,bur Inst uvunng Il, glyc expression
r., thn,r vtcws rru,trt,intr thn Innd bill Fnthcr
r1,.. .,ras,,i,l ~ T7,nr,, !, ~ 1m,unc nu,l
!Jorhuy pres"ioa' of' nustu' =. ". nu"4o, anu
VNetl Russell Weru npfo!nteu 70 Afh1L resoia-
tIonY, and thpy submitted tho following:
WurtrtA Thu Land oil OF tasl cpusolttlutcs
lsndipi1lism il, irriuI,d and coustruius The puy-
tu"nt az nri,tr,rv r..,,ts Hya,i tly cuninlssu,l
'nnni,tcti t,v thc j,rtwt, NJ Enrni,I: nt,I
tnWlisnEHs, Ttu wnrtl,cst utypcutcs il, ireland
pr .nIr trni' FOR tho tru s ro are In
fht It'll clt}rt.iv lenni,1s unou tho constitution
uf tlip commission 10 trlllEctiy Interpret und
honcstiv administer tho inv: antS -"
"WiiruEAs. Tl,n uGraonnci III sa,st commits.
aim. nthM1wt, nnnolt,tci for spven yunra il tilt
liz III nny titua Ia chnllve by death or rrstKrn-
tinn - nf iia tIr,ttlSrs: nnd
"WtE1tEas, Thu constant mutation OF publfa
n[t,mi in iircnt RrItnin Indicates d mt distant
nEtuFntipn in the Government OF the EffnpIrc by
yhItf tiln anstirv ri tho Irish Dcu1lU viii bu
cnlns,lltte 10 LAID C1Iu|ssui, i,ppUlnte,l b.
ct,,1anrvMtiyo ftrurnnlutt which tlus ever been
Htroclousy lostiio t, tho welfare and conte1it-
mani Of Irciuut,: anu
y Wi,rnyAs. irbr Ininhty agricultural devotion.
mani of tin UnitIMj Suites iii the present. which
, 1881-09-16

humuu rucc, and they nro constantly un tho in-
cEcayc, hut wherG the virtues Ut kldney.Wo
hay1 becoule known, they Ar0 held in uheck and
spUedlly cured. Lot those who have had to c0u-
9tantiy dose spirits u nitte and such stuff, give
this great rcmedy y tra! and 6c cured. II tho
most PHILADELPHIA Heta.
, 1881-09-16

ssx1Es nTfa IN hls oekeIt ,Hnontnk con,er
TING bncnno the owler Ut t,i, md ~, ~, ~ oo
tnR III luxury. lo lt'st MI Of 1t lilo sao,c "ua TOY.
wns innlc TNlay he y .tcAd broke" ar WY WY i
Ing III Il barber shnp Mt the huh fur s.a% ~ Nv wotk-
, 1881-09-16

A Bangor tsfe.} papor IL responsible for the
RtRtciuunt lhat two OF thrco ypars ago Lewis
tuu barber, who hkd beeu Industrious aid pru-
, 1881-09-16
THE CITY.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


Palmer.
II. ". 1,E1xNAr, OF Keoku,. 1n., is at the
raeinc.
i. II. porrs, of Jacksonville, Ill.,, IS at the
Ss,rrnnu.
Dt. ". 8. roaxRs, OF Galveston, TEX, Is at
tho 1,;nciNc.
DAWN cAvAs, Of Atlantic Mine. Mich, Is Mt
tho fremont.
p., r, II. Gu1rr1x, Of Fond lit Inc, WIS.,, is nt
tho shorMan. ..
CouNoponE MONTGOMERY FtEronEts, U. T.. N,
Joux Hopx, Of How Park, lsrantfor', Cnnada,
Nit AMI Mus. u. VAN EMnuRa, OF Now YORK;
nrc nt tho pl!tncr.
totts ". 1luEcKENRipus, Of Sun Rafael. Calt |
is Mt the Shcrmnn. |
p,M,aAnuErr and Charles ". Frye, OF Bos'
ton, urc at tho fremont. |
], W. CHAPMAN, Unitod States Marshal,
Council Bluffs, 1a.. Is at tho pnoihc.
T. MEsl!.rr, sprInsacld III. aynd Hnd 1so's Cor
doI,, lafayette, Inu., uro NJ tho Lelana'
n. G. nul,C,., United States District Attorney,
Grand ilaptds. Mich, is at tho fremont.
Jottu A. HAND hus arranged nnotnor Hope
for noxt sunday attosnoon tnS ,,!s, s1sn @
ilIJiann avenue ours will takc visitors TO the
grontids-
THE Union Veterans met Inst orcntng at tho
s tho rounion at Lafayette inti as liz railroad
companies had refused to stand by tho terms
first offered
1rthe ,.cn.hor permits tho cruise g, q the Ch; ;
take place tomorrow at tho same hour an1 az nnief
tho san,e regulations; AZ s!exe's 'sauea 'os "st
CuAuLEs W. CHAPMAN. london; tho Roy.
Dalantyne Patterson, Liverpool, EnElana;
anss MeFstlsa G0n oS Sn tLo1st1o H5%inatoR H.
OF sydney, Australia, uro ut tho Tlcthc.
, 1881-09-16
M<fRKF<tGE,H.

-.,~, --S+,.
.CARlt!.l,.rDWEn4-ae u, by ". r. Mc,o, ~
bdth VI Ch!rnHA " '""es't
7H-Eaw York md PHILADELPHIA pnpess nlcs,c ro,r
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-29
FoUR PAPERS, YEAR, FOR 81

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We are enabled to give four papers, for ore
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-29
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
THE RAINFALL In KANSAS.

At the association of the Congregational
Church, lately held in this city, minister
gave an interesting report Of the rainfall in
Kansas for the last thirty years. Not re-
Numbering his precise figures, We may &C.
cur.teIy s;Ate shat the rain diminished from
east westward. II al Kansas City i; should
be, say thirty eight inches per annum, in
Lawrence II would be thirty-seven; in To-
peka tLirIy-six; in Manhattan thirty four,
and Sd on, the ratio diminishing the more as
Colorado was Deared.
Then, as the fires were more seldom in the
autumn gras-, the prairie breaking, hedge
and grove planting increased, the ram
fall had likewise increased. This fact.
by a faithful record kept for the pat eight
years by this minister, vss put beyond Dis
pute.
While be made no attempt at accounting
for it, it seems Easy to explain. A bare
burnt prairie viii hold neither water nor
snow, each running and drifting into ra-
vines aud then of to rivers The heavy
grass and the broken soil will hold the snow
and the rain 30 that, by evaporation under
the SIN, clouds are formed and rains de-
soend. So that as improvements are made
by rtopp pe fires, breaking prsries, planting
hedges xnd grove. our rainfall ia kept with
out loss to go on lie circuit, snd bless those
cuItiva,ing the soil and shading il in places
with tree. This il a reliable and enco1r-
aging fact for those on the Kansas -oil no
ir-s thsn for those preparing 10 &c, on 1t.
s ate Journal.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-29
WEEKLY.
One Dollar Per Year,

PAYABLE in advance. Special rates to Agents
Remitances should be made by United States
Post Office Money Orders, bank draft. or reg
istered letters, whenever it can be done. Direc-
Post Office, County and State. Al Postmasters
are authorized TO receive subscriptions.
Address all letters GLOBE PRINTING COM
PANY, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-29
L. NJ. Ferrier. Plaintiff,

l.. NJ. Ferrier. Plaintiff,
vs..
Jacob Fink. Defendant.
Before II, VI. Clark, Justice OF the Peace of
S:.e.reville Township, Ford county, kas.
said Defendant Is hereby notified that on the
s1ih dav OF December. ISL. an order oi attach
mrnt for the sum of Three Dollars was issued
by the above named Justice OF the Peace against
his goods in the above entitled action, and that
said cause will be heard on the eth day of Jan
mary. lisa, Mt O'Clock, y m
l.. NJ. FERRIER, Plaintiff.
Attest: II. NJ. CLARK, Justice of the Peace.
dec22-a
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-29
I. NJ. rcrrier. Plaintiff.

l.. NJ. Fcrrier. Plaintiff.
".
J. 4. k1niuntn. Defendant.
Before IL NJ. lark, Justice Of the Peace
sPetreylle Township. Ford county, Kansas.
sad defendant j. herehy not Il a that on the
2fh day Of December. lssi. or Ter Of attach
m -nt tor the SUM II two Dollars wac issued by
the above named Justice Of tue Peace aga INST
HE goods IL the above entitled action. and that
said cause viii b. heard on tue cath day Of JAN
GaTy. lSs., AT 10 O'Clock. a. m.
l.. NJ. FERRIER. Plaintiff.
Attest; II. NJ. CLARK, justice OF the Peace.
tiscas-sf
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-29

Induigent parents who allow their child
zen TO eat heartily Of high--easoDed food,
rich pies, cakes. &c, will have to use Hnr
Bitiers to prevent indigestion, sleeple Z
nigh'-. sickness, pain, and perhaps death
No family IL safe without them in the house.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-29
L. NJ Ferrier, Plaintiff.

l.. NJ ferricr. Plaintiff.
fatn HeSor. Defenda MT
Before II NJ clark. q Justice or the Peace. Of
>peRreSilir Towashp, Ford county, Kansas.
said aefeniint /. hereby notif.d that on the
ION day 81 DeermbT. lSsi, an order Of attach
msnt for the sam uf Eight aud 9S-l0i dollars
was tssard hN the Above named Justice of the
Peace against hts goods in the above entitled ac-
tipn. aud that slit cause will b. heard on the
Isl daN Of January. lsSa. at 10 O'Clock m
l.. NJ FERs:ER PA intf.
Attest: II. NJ CLARK, Justice Of the Peace
decea-St
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-29

A safe and sure means of restoring the
youthful ,lor Of the hair is furnished by
Psrksr's Hair Bal 'am, which il deservedly
popui ar wi'h it, superior cleanliness.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-12
The Law In Regard to Assault With
Intent to XIII.

The attempted assassination of the Presi-
dent will, no doubt, lead to the amendment
of tho criminal law of the District in regard
to assault with intent to kill At present
the only law governing the case is section
1150 of the code: Every person convicted
of manslaughter or of any assault with in
tent to kill shall be sentenced to suffer i'm
prisonment and labor for the first otfense
for period of not less than two nor more
than eight years; and for second offense
for period of not less than six nor more
than fifteen years" There is general dis
position to create n new crime and topunish
in some special manner assaults upon the
President and other high officers of the Gov
ernment. This object could be effected by
grading assaults with intent to kill accord
ing to their malignity, Us murders are
graded, There is now legal difference be-
tween the crime of one who in cold blood
lies in wait and kills and another who kills
in hot blood, &c If the attempt at homi-
eide is effective, the two criminals occupy
very different positions; one is tried for
murder and the other for manslaughtcr; but
if the attempt fails, both are tried for the
same offense-assault with intent to kill
and difference can be made only in the
discretion of the judge as he pronounces
sentence. If assaults with intent to murder
in cold blood assaults with intent to mur-
der, assaults with intent to manslaughtor
and assaults with intent to MAIN or disfg.
ure, &C., were thus graded, and death and
imprisonment for life made tho punishment
of the first, the law would certainly be more
reasonable and probably more effective thar
it now is