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, 1881-09-06
pLEUIsO-pNEUSr

TIE TREASURY UAI'rtE t;lMMi9Sl0SE19
returned to tho city yesterday tr,,fn prortn,
whittier tlcy hnt Hotlu tu tnsuAtl4nio The co1ldi-
TIM Of tho stll-ftd cnttlc ut thut paint. IlrinH
last evening n re.orter called at tho Sherman
House and found the three Commissioners dis
css!uE tho results of their trip aud considering
the totcs Ut the general repnrt Il. tn Ina,e TO
tho Rrcretnry of tho Treasury when tho lnvestl-
Eatlon Is colnPleteI!. with respect to thu rc
suits Of their Walt 1'ror. Law safd "Wo have not
tho West. rs predicted vt u,,r lust eunversst-
tlou.. ! nm trce to ct'ttft.ss that WIS llston-
rrorla.. atost oT tlon cxGelled alyttilnx ".
sua lnissa se,sln to a found III Tho a:nst. rhsy
wtsr Giean anu tho cntte wnro well .trct fur"
atu.l this srw. II Is hot usual 10 snl ''to
!ln'I na,ly r!ttio o. tesr iaoal',x nlacSs .llrnx
now b,hng fad at two Grcat listil1crIes by way
nr experiment. Thut tho experiment might 10
and half feet Wide, where each ,,s.i,nal Is fol
.'r sleeps without nslnoyace frosn oshhra III tho
"Whnt Is tito gosera eorlitiou nj tho shet1sr'
i" "Exc9l!chs. They ,lrc ecntl aId ns whnlcsnnle
~ could ls cxpected lsts!gr lilo circumstances.
ii scasc c II tl'o tsi Jill csfto sSr o prsns
in tram 4 FREQ ltfu IN tho Tuxun prtirIos ind
subiectu tu n cha,,uu Ut condition. s,nry Of
transportation, but still Ill tho e,lftlu We In
apssst, werS = ssaLty and apparently FREQ from
ltcspecslMg tho question or tho hcn!thf,,lness
Of tho beef Of still tGd cnttle Tho DDctur snid:
~ mn not Ht,!1ix to suy ai,sthaE on thnt sub
1ect OttriAliy. hut tor myself know no rcasOH
Why should 1t te utiwl0lcsnmuY The switl ls
elcail, the hay ls purc anl sweet. and tho shea
well ventilated. In fuut their condition thgro
is Tar moro favorable to !elsIth than In IN nr-
nAry TURNER'S bnrn. whero tnoy nru often
erlsinpcl up IN close quarters mud hnvr to
brcathe foul air. Tho onty objection In respect
10 tho food Ia tllnt the sWila II Elrcn htlt I'D
| init thnt II Is moi wtnt It should 10, but II Ii
| Rrcllcnts 40 long as Fermentation has not eot
IN, and should 1t pllio lenst It is nut given
| 10 tho Gntttr, but thrtiwn tnt0 tho river
THO Csnl,nIsstnnrra will spctnl tntsuy Inapcct-
lug tho IargC Mr!es aud ttLstlllrrscs In this city,
, 1881-09-06
U. IS. n.

AT tho aub.'frcasury yt,strr1ay s::5.O00 In H.,td
ani $t,MM IN silver wllx l*tsltnct. Sovcn thou
snnd duIars In silver was rcruivud.
l)tsTntcr-Arr0nNEy Il:AKE Inns been fAi,1 mp
Mt hnnc will, II rattor spvuru ilinGas, hut hu cx.
peGts t., be ut his dcAk tndAy.
SAMuEt. XEiaw IGit, WIN IL uwaltlnr trial m 4
fH,stnl ritsu. yesterday succeeded III furnishing
l'a,. after soJournlng six wrcks ut tho cUutlty
Jnit.
'rtiE internai-rnsrnue receipts yesterday
amounted tu $:tl.H.S. at which $.'.::ssi WINS Tor
spirits. ~. for u!cnts S4,itS tor t1hntcu, and
{sGM fur beer.
Henry j. ttAvihfE, If Nn. II. statc At rect, VIVA
bcfur. CNni1lisstlrt lI"ylu Yesterday for sell.
Ing cigars MlthQui ii license. Thu c'lsc Wns c0n-
ti,ItIcl until tttlhy.
DrS. EtlEEs II. lfItiM, Commissioner at inter-
raj iluventia. emitted ut tn0 tiuycr,nrut Building
yestnrtlay IN hI* rGtllrH FROM hla Western trip.
Me will Walt ltioon!!nrtou huturc returning to
Washington. ;,
1nH unfortunate cmrloytaa IT tho Government
inlldinK vest ettluy snyG..ee.l II obtaining t1plr
lpHR-etAyett pny fur Julg. The WAHuB putd this
class ur employees nre rltlttuton*ty suInl. md
Aneh slNihya. whelhcr the rts.t1l VI bIlntlers pr
rot, shnlihI to nvttitr,l IN tho future. Gvun
tliil!Hh It might deprive n few mleerly litvern-
taunt rtupl0yt.s ut ttoir crnt per urtit ma.c III
4lscallntig the 0rlers 1f half EuLl scrub women.
, 1881-09-06
TIE COUNTY-BUILDING.

IT cost tito county $i,sH to feo,l tho prisoners
In tho JGll during August.
IT costs $l.ano II month to pny tho Jnnitors mad
watehncn IN tho now Court House.
TILE collections On unttaoIo goods recolyoh at
tho CustoM-Iiousn yesterday amounted to
$la,:31.
THE Clerk Of tho Circuit Court yestordny aako,l
tho County Hoarl to allow him two alal uonal
cterkH, but nu action WIS taken.
pH.soxEAs Indicted by tho lust Grand Jury
nnr shls u,orn'ug Ut tho oloso Of tho Kcouau
CA9o.
THIS Clork OF tho Criminal Conrt yaslorsay
roco.vel Mn order from tho Ca!tnty board 10
Aa.w thu Grand JMry for tho October tcrlu. Tue
work will bo danu Muulay.
trIlH Hospital Committee aud a delegation Of
citixens Interested Will yIat the County Hospital
this AFTERNOON ut ] o'uUGk to exulntno tho
Si!0ko- burltGrS now iii nsE thGrB.
TIIn Committee NJ Equalization Of rAxns Is
called tHr this afternoon to consider tho various
propositions hUtnre tho board to u'itDSer ,l1l-
taxes.
'rllH watch presentation In tho Shertft's otl!cc,
which wAB to hlve nucurred aut,rslny. dill ntIs
cn1na Ut. uid tn tho rei!1r nf optrybo4y II h.s
n.HG Al'rt,sA llat nl more assessments TOR suoh
p'srpoacs Will f'U lt!lowetl.
Thu ct'nnty Collector sold all tho special md
1lo solil'le q the Konerul assessment In lIyds
Gk iysstssday Todsy o!iy t VIZ ot O.; Wy BE- soul
In ueforenee t0 Gov. Cnllon'a proclamation,
TisE County ltonnl yesterday ket aa.1n II par-
ton IT t!se CEman! caast l9aiidln9 fur the rcsi-
turltH out, " u rclniiyu III Dsu Of tho Cswn,tt-
slungtS, which lnAy v0 q xrcMt why's Ia expialn.
my why ho is ~ bu auforel nbovu tho oihers.
ATruHA3r-GESEasAt.M MCUAHrSEY wus tn tho
the ChIttly Attorney tu Olsnwa, whcre thur nrO-
lH,sv tu Hrt:seut c1Ise IL the eMprt,au Court to
, 1881-09-06
COUNTY BOARD,

REGULAR MEETING Yesterday gr.LANEous
. uljslSxsy.
Tile rconnr m,,r,1rIv nf.ntfno ,r tina co,rtv
,a, nu .ss""t Iaa' ..y n'1u.t4 VI eue 1uuhty
lloata was hela yes1ptaa5 n.tes1looh. Wy OF mo
ncmDusA present 0xcupt Commissioners purtpG-
ton md uNIoIl. Commissioner Wooa In tbo
,,,o,r ~ WV
Tha rst ,,.,,os. T., oraor ,uo. t,, .,,,,,,,, 80
., ',,.,,,t.rs - 49,, n',..t, ttna,.I ~, ,s,...,'
w" y. .u Gsa.",5 ,san W t."ies,oh
Ahu tnFee persons III lu1'tsoAu inspectors Mr.
CInrk I1uvasi that tho ploetion bo proecudu! with,
Sir. Souuo moved ,thpt tho cleot,on b., pust.
-. - 80 80 t,, - -. =" f"e.
poneu ioe t~o ~eexs' "nluh VIVA lost ny voto
a'GHsIh !tMtI, hGnnt; fH!alS oseWNtt. ana Nnot.
The e!sctlon Of To!!. n:ad l'ispeciurs was the,
R!.set'!sel With. Az; E,Hrk iuHllnatcsl FraIk
H!wHras. ef Narthl'osli Mr. Ayars naIiGH John
!HlRe. u Nlca; Mf; touH[h. 1nhn NJ AlB, "
tasenswoMl; Sir. Kdapt. ". y. tray, of jet.
tcrs9n; Air. SlH!le, IHllis Foyer. Or AlA!uu: und
Ar; l.'l.!os. IAuub Auts*,,ot Narthtiel1.
INC elceAoa faan!tHu ~ tno ctlolce W FfahK
Edwards. inhn n: 3ttals. unh j,IG,h Autns.
FOR naiilburs Ut The tIunty l!oHrt Ut !sduGa'
tihh a]r. AyMra hMInea Z: Il" rAnrton: Mr.: Co-
nnrtl, J, r. !sunFhAfltt Mf. tarFtn, ltot r. NJ:
MohstoF; Mr.. kiH,pt, Jtlstlee su.a1nertiato; ana
Mr.: hshne. ]. N. ". Sherman.
o.. Ihv election rgs;st1Hs, the Gholoe a1 Medsrs.
, 1881-09-06

. ise tons @ Ia nas " Vacated @ d M tho 70 County n
CuuFt for tho accommodation Of Judge toRcrs.
nni Will transfer biu,soif tn tho South Silo
building today.
HrArE's-ArronNEy Mills and Mcsare. Shnn,nn
and aioruk slIel,layel thelr rhetorical nltiitca
yesterday In tho CrImlnh1 Court presenting tho
arguments tirt, Atd CHI IN Tim cAsc tf KnriIntl.
s,m up thu cnsr fur tito t'tasr thin ,!m,ring. nni
thuh tho tMry will tn's. tho fate IT lnh!t ttrilnn
Y! the! In.. ,, tr , q me e, r"rs, NJ n A., f.
nttrrtnH.,. mud thru Is sisrp t,lnlt possibility
TINT TIC trht tnr tnllte fn nn abrupt .'LninH
through inil)lllty uf J,,r. to stnnd tho wcnthor.
, 1881-09-06
THE CINCINNATI EXPOSITION,

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 5.-Thu ninth Cin-
cinnnti Industrial Exposition opens on
Wednesday ilext, md continues ilutil Oct. g.
All tho sp:lce iii AtuYle-I[nIl nr,tl tile rorri-
dors anl halls, ~ well us III tho two wings
built for exposition purposes. lns been
taken, md exhibits arc in IL forward statc of
readiness. Gell. Noycs will nuke the ope,,-
Ing address,. Tho natural History depnrt-
nlcnt ia unusually attractive this year. The
exhibitions Of cut flowers will be continued
M heretofore twice week, thu iirst being
Sept. u. Reduced rates are glsun OIL all
ronus, unll Il large attendance Il expected.
, 1881-09-06
CttrY-1IALJ.

THE itcslstrar uf Vital Statistics iasuctl nfty-
orc btirthl permits yesterday.
Ctrr Atturney urnneti has gtnu to II. l'a,,l to
rectrrr,.tr.
Anolrr nEty stecln! policeman for tho Exp,ss.
ton were awurr III yesterday.
MAYOl. CAntEr.,X. Of Port tl..ron, StIrt,., took
Il look At tho Eaylo unA tatte.l him III tho heati
ycstnr,iuy.
AaANn Of men hcvnn tho work IT rcb,tiltlin9
tho vlhstlict ut Sixteenth anil fta1sltH1 strrEtA
Yesterday. II will bn closed IL travel Tor about
thirty ttAys.
Ali. tho city o,c,a WILL te ctosrti tm,ny on me-
Etitint nr tho uutprnura nftEnsn ti1ti tAl11lH M
ti;nrilcid.' ''' - '''' @~0'' :,
ONLY seventeen Of tho Aldermen answered to
fsr aacs ss s. ssn9 US M e ~ meeting ety. o, o. @ !"
WuNkcAhl WGrg presont.
1'lE only hlltttllnp- permit ,ssuod was ono 70
]. &ttkfsky IL erect u thr'H.xtury hr'Hk dwell.
ints, :s::x51 fcrt. at thu cnrf,ur nf l'Ix0u aud
lir.tttch strocls. tn coat 4s,iuo.
TIN runr rooi,A OIL tho sncon,t tioor Of tim
rotiker arc hrlilx ftttru VI, ns atnr,niOrtcs for
tho hcnsinrtee detectives. some nj whUtn arc
10 br oI' drty every night hereafter.
Arsrtx DOYLE, Tn.n isrenn,l. and AID. Hnrl-
tmll. tho comnlIttcn having charv., tl Tho Nit.
honey fund. lnten!t lsiyins hosr nnd hi FOR
the rni,cn,llAn's wilow, and nro tosklny around
fur IL hulnu Iur her md hvr children.
nrAI7I'.Orr.cEMs1 s1Enxl's renort for Inst week
tiisancta AIate, mi; tcsii ini,,,ata removed.
I'LL. nr whlrh 1l wrrt, ht,rsea. cmttjt uuI ri;
tluts: u,ltIt meat os,n,lr,ntcs, ioo5 t,o,i,,ds.
n',,...,, 49,. ,..., r.,,. L., 49,,
THERE was on0 ,ieatst from sllull. pnx III mo
city Yesterday MI! the Following new casGs wtr.'
tGp0rtesi TO me iisaltn l1snaFttneMt: ~: NV
West a'bleax1 " aye.l!ie. No; ~ MttwNi!Gee ave.
nne, Nc ~ itlEh street, TheEe Il scarlnt fever
~ No W t3nt4rio strrct. NJ. R DIVISION street,
hnd No. 5G.e I0nrbotn stF"et.
THE report If uus INSPECTOR t,at.tw,u for Au-
gust sioxs that The nver,t9e consumption t,f
9;s57 fcet, unl mf tI,e Norin aud so.ith iilvls.
s ~ III; FIT e: Ins wsst IT, se Ssno so s
consumption was al'out ;,Ooo,0U fert.
EiiE CITY otlclGis ntit! e'npioyes wa1 went ~
q ., atu nv ,o
yosfcrtt'y mrIitlig; siis q tho,n Lonsea ~ Il
t9cy ha eeM t ~ ttat pnt sagy salu ING
WaaeKesna witsr tl'lt A0re1 WIZ thatn. ohc
vi tho tnrtP "cnt 10 s1eep "ho h'st Ills WHICH,
THE packers ut the stock. Yards have pet.-
scutrI tho fu,trtccn ,tre ru11,I,AI1les viii worked
1T tile .,rr lii iiMtiuy's r,eKg- -El,sv with Silkj
, 1881-09-06

ANnLEn-s1lEnWO0D-l th!s city, Kept. L. BY
tho ItSv. ". H. SSl1r, u. H., Mr. William II, Chandler
ind Mise Slallle AhaT~0nd.
, 1881-09-06

.sn,ninesi as thoIr i stocK % ~ ri. "0 >''~'
,r..., ,,,... ~ 49,. r.,,,,,, .o,o,,,4 h,,- III,
TftE lRthfSE 0f INST FriaaS rsia'TM ~" tn 10y
W!ie os Ahor2r ian,cu IT, nm I,G III H.
skipped nt!tMt ne nsts n ronn,@hy Win ,rftn .n
nv nv n. as MleK hr t.as ,hn w',' sts,ntiv air ha
ssrt,"l t,,,s.,,.f. Ye4tr,!ay C"nsiahic Norris
i1rurt1 ii.t sirs. Etgcn VIA living ii, 4 rttl u,
Tifti, nvntt,ll nni. s,sro rsnHI, he fund a,rr
herc*nti %s.e III thas sio lid nut take the "asl,. mud
knrw nnthnns II tho wl'ert'n''out. Of isa.tl. Hho
'r so'us :" ." ",,r' ''n' ,t,. ,,,
afies lily tsss ,hs .ns!as aR to ,hs ,hs!sr y
tatntncrcc, Ara nt'*trssct thy sidewalk on tilp
W wns1ls." aa M S"'s y to '1c & y
rnu!, ''.tsa'!rss.lisl,: WI" "io vnIHislrs! 10 Hat
,nS1r wy 's rNs If g wxlx ,. M" s
Tho wnrk nr1n ZIG new Csn,rt- lin..sc rctNlrr"
tte llt'rlh rs.ic % y MnsnlhR!.n Street ilt'lhSsh-
!,le tnrpa IT, i!,!tc, .tt"' ~ '.d tno s's't ~
lirc "ssry flInr l,sir'rss ;'raws ts,sn, 10 thla
tra,ic. AN ~s''' ~ "'~ '"
THOMAS suaxxox, tho crank vino npo,,s two
years %so ;sasis Sh'!lcss'. SssI:ixs ettenps
e tnul.lcr tho en,ry,'s u tho sMr ai'd C1se",,t
ts'art i essat5a irsm nis ssp!srs ysf,er'ay. ss
rsuers r. %5sy VIZ s'f se se% Ss'h ea ID ' rss ~ s
tu!Irt wern alnt I" t'c taken to tcntr'.l Stntton
u havu thcr Pictures taktti. Shni,iioit nha"ef'
~ onc ~ tug ilaiuts " ~ WV tHtal out. utns
III .T ,l"ntiiv NV .iIsrmvrrnI t,c wss t,t"n su
ti,s im'nty f"ti. nTH ,yil tm,nv h" rptnrtt.,i in
thv III, nurI1,,11 "''''' """ ""' 'eN"' " ~
t'o "o' '''''
IT ID q lainentabtc lnct ttlNt. oven Will Tue
present tertuto 1uttcal syslcri. stolen ttititl'.y
y tut always rG:ortrtal. Sb thlNks 'rlnias
Hi.ra. Ut tlreHO1I. u " Wild setnis tho io!tnWt1l4
eltrr-n fa!r sample or iuhs.y received t'nflywin
.tntticn WALLACE: "OKEnnS. ILL.,. atpt. H.-Ths
HIM. JtA&lcc tNr'tact-llE:sh SlH: tin ur at'lit
tho Eth 1T August. 1ssl. was robbed. III Ltttal.
70. pt 50 In money by t. snnlnsret
who tric.t to creep out nt It By sny-
inE Tint ] FNvn 81. OF H. min.
llt Icing searched at tho fly VIVA
thlIt1u OIL his ttersnE. Your linnot. IN hnArttiE
the fnets. lAnlff him uycr TO the Grand lllry IN
tho elltn ut $An. However well would ike ~
semi him to Juliet. s!cktess In my .at,ily md
financial embarrassment preclude tho hosst.
bIIltynf my attendance. II your Ifunor Will
try aud snre INC tue amount hH PretenJs Envo
hin. Of whtuh there IL M tIestun ,ctiiletl11B
txpei'sna lulu ~ dnilbt ~ WHtNt " Hlau 70 SUI
S... 'no WI "ns smnt tat m,,aii, mt 'o 'e''
oo''sea " s'u' l""rs !, T.,,'9,,,, "a auv."
........ '"o"''' '''""'
AItltaHtiEMEsTs nrc unw cunpscfe for
fhn itrst annual Supreme COnciuvN uf
A..I,- ,.I.~t,$a .,f , kNr tts.Itn Fr.
, 1881-09-06
THE CITY.
IN GENEIlAL.

morning.
7. u. DICKSON. Mayor OF Dhnvtile, ILL.,, ls.at
tho fremont.
THE ncv. lohu A. Fanning. OF FairburS. ILL.,.
il Rt tho Palmer.
CT. NoonuAS and fanlly. OF 1.o,sisvio. n.y..
nru ut tho f'nncr.
OTIS W1i.,.1sMs md 1ahn Ntckauy, hts rnana.
ger. arc nt tho fremont.
J.C. l'orTEn anu j. N. Elowttt, of London. Et'-
Eland. nrn nj tho 1'nlmer.
{. l.. IltnuEE mil 4. c. Matthews, Ut Fltts-
1eld. ILL.,. arr ut tho Leland.
Ex.CnNutEssMAN ALEXANDER CAMrnELf, or
Ii SA!te. ILL.,. is at The 1'rctnNnt.
u. 4. Qrtnx, Prcs!dunt Of tho Detroit y Eo'
ltiser Isuitrona, Is at tuu f'ar0c.
r. A. ScunvrEl, nf Rochester, and Thon,ns $.
Ward, OF NntralO. N. T.. arc Mt tho Sherman.
q. H. Lo,s,,, Of baltimore. iencral l'aseut1Her
Agent Of tho baltimore Il Uho Natlrond, IN at
tho Pacific.
NJ. s. Ol.E,.o anil daughter. nf NrruadLo, and
Dtnvetrr Chnvcx nut family. 0f McsiIta, N. ~,
are ut tho Ihtnsrr
at. DrSs. London. II. T. Walker. Manchrs'
Ter. EisIau!. f.,t pr. C. i. Graham. Hull. Qtr-
Dcc. ate ut tho FueltFG
so.nrusxn rnuru Is In, tho city. stopptus o.
No hin llnwen nfctttlts, whcrn shb wutiid lakt
friends tt rall ur"n her.
on. e. r. wt1.nttn. Snpesr;n'on,lcnt of the State
ro1n, III. Is nt tho fnclslc.
cArr; g. lIAhr.. Of compeny =. First tscxl:
ueMt CnyRlry. %As nrcse1ltrh With I'M etfuant
awur'' lust eva1ll!s w tAc allnlrluK tnunbers of
hts eoMpany.
Jrsr,CE kAurMANH.s henith nus again hecou,e
50 pv.'r that ta bus Neen obliged to lcavG tho
city tur trn slnys' rest. III bis t,setcc .llstitc
scnlly. from tho West Side. pEesdcs TT tho North
Slue PolcG EOiirt.
JusrrIt AEr. ali 1nsano patient Rs tho <'t. .1o-
seph Hospital, csca,,u frnin the Institution lust
: night. and He'd hresstd II hs nlxht-tioth llc
, 1881-09-06

Now. quick, complote cure; urtnnry affections,
ennrtInK frequent difficult lrInAtton kidney
diseases; 81; druggists. Depot t. Lake strcut.
, 1881-09-06
MINING.

"a MRn ~ @ In Colorado and N. Atsxjux}
- M n IA Nptu recently HxttslylyvIy II.
w &0 8hH - xM!19A xttd IRu l45 fgpurtt4
UW H& II IN by t.Ef!lest w hHS lit, AIh-
WITH 0-X inE tseUtuxat AIl1 AA4Mtuf, ii
LII VI ~ ~ C!urA-st., AuutDs " ut1 u
, 1881-09-06
Worccosnmentl El<lrctlge SOW

Over 1s0 900 T1awe acales sold. Ilor1en, sclleck
t. Co., cor. Lake Aud Dearborn stroets, Chtcugo.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27
THE YOUNG HIGAWAYMEN.
A Citizan Assaulted and Robbed In
Broad Daylight
New York Star.

Upon Sunday afternoon, about foul
o'clock, Moses Price of No. II Bayard
street, an old clothes cleaner, was pass.
ing through the Bowery toward Chat.
ham street, when he was approached
by John Lennon, 90 years of age, OF
No. II Pell street, who snatched silver
watch and gold chain from his vest and
then ran to Pell street. Price chased
the thief down Dover street, and an &C
complice named Thomas Fallon, aged
about 20 years, of No. 4S Mulberry
street, intercepted his further pursuit
by placing his hand over Prices mouth.
Officer Lay Of the fourteenth precinct
was notified, aad from information re-
ceived from the neighbors succeeded
in arresting both the men.
When they were taken before Justice
Bixby at the Tombs court yesterday,
Price identified Lennon as the man
who stole his property, and Fallon as
the one who tried to stop his course in
the street. Both prisoners denied their
guilt. Lennon said he was in bed in
his own home at the time alleged.
Fallon, to defend himself, said he ran
to the roof of his house to help capture
Le thief: when the officer came up and
arrested him.
Both men were held for trial in de-
fault of bail.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27
Prince Napoleon and N. de MOrny.

The Empress Eugene, who detested
Prince Napoleon, once wanted the EN-
peror to render it impossible for the
Prince, whom she treated as carpet
knight, to go wearing the epaulets and
drawing the pay Of General of Divis-
ion. He had been, she argued, nick
named "Craintplomb" by the Due
d'Aumale. NJ de Morny, who was
present, was appealed to by the irate
and exalted lady, who asked him
whether he thought steam would be
powerful enough to drag the Prince on
the ground where the Due d'Aumale
was ready to await him with pistol in
his hand and seconds behind him.
"Alas, nc p said de Morny. "If ever
q ball is found in the stomach of his
Imperial Highness i will be through
having swallowed it by mistake" An.
other of de Morny's mots was uttered
in response to . question from little
Prince Louis. "What. is, Due" said the
child, "the difference between an acct
dent and misfortune?" eff" returned
M. de Momy, "your Cousin, Prince Ma
po!eon, fell into the Seine, it would be
ga accident; il y brave waterman
dashed in after him and pulled him
out, it would be q misfortune
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27

British authorities at Quetta is to the
effect that four British soldiers who
were captured at Maiwand have been
sold into slavery by their captors. What
the sufferings Of these slaves are can
not be even imagined, because the At
ghans are brutal toa degree with re-
spect to aliens whom they have taken
in battle. If they save life. it is only
from whim, that they may put it to
prolonged torture, and these four men
are probably now undergoing nliseries
to which death itself would be COM
parative relief. When DR.. Bellew en-
tered Afghanistan twenty years ago, in
connection with an Embassy to the
Amer, he met man who was pointed
out to him as British captive, who
had been taken in the war OF 1S39-42.
The man resembled beast more than
a Christian human being. He had al
most forgotten his own language, and
the little he mad left of it he dared not
speak, so terrified was he of his Afghan
masters. Bellew says the case was
singularly pathetic, and in it alone the
world may gain some idea of the fate
of the four white slaves who are now
reported to be alive in the capital of
We-tern Afghanistan.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27
DIR. AGNEW'S AFTER.THOuGHTS.
He Never Was sanguine or Garfield's
Recovery.
Philadelphia Record.

~ never was sanguine of President
Garfeld's recovery, and always regard
ed his case as one of the great hazard,
as you know | said several times to
youj said DR.. Agnew last evening, ad
dressing Recorder reporter, after his
return from Long Branch. "There was
nothing remarkable about this case.
There were many such cases of gun
shot wounds during the war. The ball
did not pass through the spinal cord
but through the vertebra, scattering
minute dusty particles in the tissues.
What OF the story Of the New York
Herald asserting that you acquiesed in
an erroneous diagnosis because profess
sional ethics?'
II would refer anyone who desires to
know anything about it to the person
who furnished the information. Now,
if anybody had been told what was the
real situation of the bullet and it's true
course Immediately after the shooting
they would have said: Mr.. Ga1 field ia a
dead man. There was nothing strange
in the fact of the President living eigh-
ty days, for it often happens that per-
sons affected with septic troubles linger
as long as three or four months.
"The death was due to liberation in
the track Of the bullet, as stated in the
autopsy. Dr. Woodward will prepare a
minute report of the case, including a
detailed report Of the post mortem, for
the information of the medical frater-
nity."
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-10-27
About Love.

Mr.. Redundancy has noticed:
That the boy who is most afraid OF
the girls is the first to be corraled into
matrimony.
That the little boys prefer boys to
girls.
That they soon change, never to 60
back to their early love.
That the little girls love the girls the
best.
That they don't get over their prefer
ence as soon as the boys do-some OF
them never.
That the women love the men be.
cause they love everything they have
to take care Of.
That men love women because they
can't help it.
That the wife loves her husband so
well that she has no thoughts for 9th er
men,
That the husband so loves his wife
that he loves all other women for her
sake.
That the ny arried man is apt to think
himself all-killing among the fair sex
simply because he has found one wo-
man fool enough to marry Kim.
That homely husbands are the best.
They never forget the complaint paid
them by their wives in accepting them.
That homely wives are the truest.
They know how to make the most of
what they have.
That the man who marries late in life
does well.
That the man who marries young
does better.
That the man that never marries is
to be pitied.
That the woman who marries does
we'll.
That the woman who, does not marry
does better nine times out of ten.