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, 1881-02-07

lIitAAl 4A1ll NoAE.s3%
Variety will be the nrticle offered ut tho
Olympic this wock
"My 0ernttlIno" Will run along for anothor
weck ut lIo0lcy's.
Mr.. I]nn Hopkins, who hns boon on tho slcl-
list for ton dAys. II out again. lle bus utt tho
Lcnyltt trnilpc.
Tho "Lcglon Of lfonur" cn1npnny closed
shvir es,gaHnfncnt nt tho Grnsa list hight. nnA
nftcr tlu performance loft for Detroit, Wlcr0
they open this otonng.
Miss ANlllb rlxIey, who will appear ut Mo-
VlGkers tH-niKht Will rcAch tho city ttiIs nOr1l-
Ing. II IL sail ttIat she hus accepted now play
TrOEl si,sson Thompson.
"Invcrnn,cnt Esortts" is tho natlo of u new
comedy by Iinrtey GaMpt,cl!. which Will bu secn
ut tho Hrl1sl tlIs cvaslIuH. Mr. aud Mrs. Qcurga
knight Will plny tho prl1.espnt rnrts
Stephen Ftsko, Es1,, every render Of bright
writing viii bv pa!nssl ia know, Il lying helplosly
III with nrtIesllnr rheumatism ut his reHEttnnce
All Ills HrtIe1us Ot Into In tho Spirit n the Times
tlnvo lepn dictated from I'LL tnya'!d's chair,--
Fctsfttt0N.
Tho Lonvitt troupe departed Inst night for
Springfield, III. Letvltt curses MHElltre. Of Sun
Frinvlscu. for upsettng his business. 1t cDst
hin, hG Htys, 500 TOR tetHrallls thlB week to try
nt,ti Eet tho week OF tho list lLed, ind Ao hasn't
succeeded. fle ttlrtutcna III get aftor tho Cult
fDrrIn m1ilagcr 1T tho courts.
, 1881-02-07
A GOOD, STRONG PULL.

Two Filthy IenK EkuIt1cd by tho Police.
Tho Ar,nory l,otlGe Inst oyGnng mn1c de-
scont upon tho imtorious tlans ut Nus. 4dl md
6u7 ClnTk Street. Thu (ortncr-known rs tho
",Crystnl 11,!ace"-ls II gsus!y hut dirty den Of
ylcu Kept by Il lfttls BllrlK nf humanity calling
h!tnseat Gus 4.ntlrrsni,. who was trntnc1 for tho
Mctar!ous ucculmtlon nt hruthelkecpcr tn Roger
by il Duichirnn unlt,rd Nublr,snn antl ILLS wife.
10 outward appearances IL fespertnD biz Ger.
n!uil luxcr.htcr knlpoH. hut 1t Is Lnultf.h
rival is inferior. Thors Is nlahyruti Of hl,Ilways
., sn,ail s,sxss aio,s whieh ; ro ranEsa
s HUH }ss III f ~. Or at no
these bn90s arg miles !1itl fcnlit!ts Of the low
est a1'l 1nnst dexr.dea character, mid their
binIay II II Kails-Iuy, and when tho police
swonpuh dawn upon ttaom lust night tuth deus
woru !. full hlas!. l,,nlns a1sa fea,A,es utsllor
anl twAnKliis harl's. .or lofllng III each Others
iaps s,i {is!ytg "c,tses !, 10 Tho rb%1a ,:1a
1ssis s SsSs ssass u Of sar ck of wca Xix
or pcrso1a! appcar,s,ee. In ltoh'nssn's ptacu!
nono were no tt'sno fory inales .!sarly "! Ut
c:stIs1 OF insufficient accommodations Ut tho stu
tton for 70 larHc number Moreover, tho de-
s s Sc S,s ss " t s a. f ssr S %pnssr ;sso
tlto nvixhDoritssi. sons t!ftsca fe@alss.
seye,ss n ssFy ris yi"s na II ysar' Il s4c, sna " wc1e %
takul. Ont ot Anlsrsnn's lien thu poiiico took
eight mcn Antl III 1nAny ultru wt,.,eH, tsrtllnAr-
TX, the rrs,w herJ IL ,s alrgu at.d US dlarcputu-
tb rs tllut ut tt,htI.s.ns- l,Oth 1t,t,.tlsu alld
Anderson werc !uckrsl IN OIL u Charge uf keep
ing sOl,lerly muses. but gave bull shart1y uftrr
tlulr Incarceration. ltntl IIc,l hive ll,tiry nlld
thsfetors, M r"!I!:sal !n'!asns' Il l. quite I'',ssl;
Superintendent actiuriYle il tho mat, 10 do it,
Tho trouble Inns always been that such churac-
ters rs Anderson, ltnllsls1. aud sluNa|r wh.aAo
c,IIist AldorHn,! l1,.l .tter lestY ward lH,sses m
thulr Eal1sr. nr, tho 1cu haHe henll prevented
frnM doing ~ they wished nlo. Tho progress
ot tho prcacnt prosecution will be watched With
Interest,
, 1881-02-07

uEp,1v Fsb n-Ifto. ,,,.o.,,,,,,s ,,,,,,
tbe . r'aa".es rsu. w., "MtAltol -, ,mtesvie"s WIN
bass.n"r "'tot ~ tr a'lu ns,!lark. e nfitis AIM
.Assaos . 70 turkey lett fur Constanti1'ople.
d GERMAN VIEW Or TIE 0i.Eco-rusKisll
p lMnE.oorm
o Abassaors ~ tho 1',,"rs s't" -, tnnst,n.t 9 .S
i1op,o nrc n,,lv ,v,i,,n @ ~ . -. 1os'!t .,'l,
,r"n ~. "''!y waiting FOR the return OF their
use' sos'A Iouht llatzfed. who Is attending to
III coniormitv v,.Iss ,"' tha ~ saesoa!s 70 Meos
pnrtc, for ,he n"p,nsa my aaee'ats'H ,,.t,,.' ~ ~"
,nfnrm,1 ~. ,n, o'e pariose OF holding
"'''"' AMI tnconstGAtlletl cOnvorsa-
, 1881-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

. HHsht .iAItl$s''
Hossini's "Htn1Mt Mntcr" wis gjycn last
oreh'na. a..tiavcr,y's, by tho StnpIcson opcratIc
organization. Tho performance WIS n .lcc1cd
''t'''rson'cnt IN tint present tul by the sumo
c"hsphnY year nRu. Tho artists. however,
"cfu alhlhst entirely changed. Inst ycur the
WORK WIS tone by Cary, ErIgnoll. Oalassi,
.lehfenf' and f'ablacho tho latter ~ n ai,t.sti-
III, tfs n, a@r vM!!sr!, whn wns sck There yas
~ ssHs spsa nttf II s' "' ,9 xGs II tie s';s s
81, !,ss !, ,,;'sSf,,,n f,,,n osi$;s 'p's %ss !le% % s%'y
a-,ho ot"rs l,eix M seaa'ea %s hy VailsrI pg1ls1i
tna,tantn M0ntt. md 1,cIoceM III a suisijtuto
for rt, GMnsy; M sti tntslnse''l: Cnlnpan!nI gave
volco nppcan.' slightly tlrcl, MD ho rcss,rtctl
'i'ro I'ceca'ls in iine siyo md Yanti md Ind tho
,;eioceN WIS rntl!cr ,u',ecrfain III tho "Fac it
1'artctn' r.; hut consideration should ho hn,l Of
4 thH iact TINT chr wls singing vcnrln,lsiy. The
ercating 49, IN rrrstsi bic a' ds,naid ''i tor IN
sneors; The sons"rto4 number. woro Ill
Fnnicd "&luanln Corplss'' helug rendered With
Tf;St!sws IL "s'nest Mater" ean,e n!..
far his iii iro NetuIs 'iosep '''s md d'Is sasa
S,rft a 'innS !;, wc n9oa r ~, t III srs
suice Is sps.lownt wcak: )el i'tiet,tg WIS sironx
a. ns'al n tho 1%re',ior sung fram "car.
!cscn wal arahio dsf@t"l In u 'o hisssai issi frt Si
t,,a,nsa; t,ha,srSSaa; Nine. saeconl arnsssl much en-
techatlsie: tic m.'aing @ artct 1 ft1m oi"t "Marta
BY swift, lscncc,, ltavrlii. md De F,,ento, Ind
,xt.t IL PC rstats; ard the pertnranso ctose,l
tho overture tn "i.n (,txxu Ludr4.'' There wns
quite good huuse.
, 1881-02-07

nerlnr nftnnmrnas ns Inwyer, md Of hta stain.
ie*s personal GhRrnrGs, ri'R.1l htA I,t,ty,i1.n-
,nn by tt,n President rs mo highly appropriate
WH.nEas, y ii ni!r opinion, w...,,ut reference
tlIru'fnrr, "
!nfl,i ir Association, cs,t,it"mcl t,f ,,"r.uns or
M!n nnlaltml rartcs. hnrnlty itnanIlt,,,tlaIy rc-
.!n"s. .nr s:tlthrs IN CunHrcss to l1So Gynry
f1rlhntiou. ~ ;" '@o A''' "o'A
, 1881-02-07

Of the tT,1, ~. sub. AT u regular mcatlnR
tollox,nu ,','. aaa lsar Association to-tlay, tho
formerly tTa.t ~ oS ARNOLD Green, nomocrat,
'IMsn''nonsly M' adopted: '' 01ps'1'o eooF'' "as
Aat.how, h.s ~ h',la na'no Ut tho lion. stan,uy
'y,!iee Vi a.e tSs CONFIRMATION Us an Assoc.ato
Ii Iiew Il b!rt; b!s rrsat anS sR,,,tv ~. m
, 1881-02-07
JUDGE JONES AND SHERIFF FINN.

81. Ltluls. No., Feb. u.-Ex-shcrlH Fun and
cx-Jusisc ". @. jones, OF tho Crlu,inal Court,
nut II, Il Btlt>on to-day Finn tus long hnd 1t In
for thu ex.Jl,lgc, anu to-day whcn tlloy met lsu
Rnvo hn 4 tnp vi tho forhloatI. Tho ox-Judxo
retNllate1 In finn asyiu, l0urtug Fun mud prG-
se,ltrx him With II pair Ut bu1utiful blnck eyes.
Thcr1 wrru Iu nrrcsts. Political dl1fufQtcIa
weru tnu elttHQ Of the lr0,lhlu.
, 1881-02-07
ANOTHER SALOON ROW,

Peter streteh antl Denis lsr9a., kccr0ra Of n
tipp'tng. housc ut M. III lsantupb street, wcru
arrcstud early yesterday lnorntnK III shu midst
Ut a bloMly baltic In tho snloou. 10th wero
drunk, and had evtlo,.tly Q,larvcled oycr tho
profits. In tho ,mclto tho atnyo wAs knocked
i'ytr an4 Il w..a nuly by tho t!nlcly arrival Of
S n'p,sy ans sSySsa fr t sao
utcs Ut tho slitn0u wcra hnsily wrecked. [tntIl
snph violently resstH,} arrest, MI. III cn,,so-
Police Court TODAY, .
, 1881-02-07
BUSINESS NOTICES,

To One and All,-.aro you suffering
Ut tho vnrl,I.ls pulmonary troubles thAt au uftrst
end ~ Consu,nptionf II -. lsso :" Wi!ut,r's Pure
Coa.1aSGr ~ ttid Lime" u slfo and sIre rsta-
tar!y prescrtbe. by thu 4uislleut tu1ulty. Mutt
uracti,rNl uniy by !. l. H!lbor, Causnlst, Hos-
tob. Sold by .Ill druggists.
, 1881-02-07

rs retltu. Ii,lclk Il IkuYnnr's "ltnrs's
Faoo Powder IL II Ghur.nlng Invention fur tho
complexion. Whitot ltusbAft, uud Hrunettp.
ltarinlass and nutlral 1 tfttInH companion.
Piece to tue famous " "Aass" cQlpxuV,
, 1881-02-07
INSANE,

Special 1ttpatfh to Tia CAteapo Tribune,
I1Iscus.A, ILL.,. Full. h.-lL II. Chcnuu!t, nn-
tlEo 1T kentucky, who has resided In TusoolR
about ono year. was u.l1ulxeA insntu last night,
aud WIS 70. utght taken g. tho lp&luo Itospltni
a. kAukntnA tlx Tia itariH,
, 1881-02-07
RUSSIA.


ST. PETEnsnUnn, Feb. G.-Gels. Skobclc1F
telygeapls tlat twu columns have been scnt
in pursuit Of the Tckkts WHO fled to Sand
Desert after tho obstruction Of Gcok-Tcpe.
Tllu inhabitants ask tho projection Of tho
Car.
, 1881-02-07

James hf0rtnn is prisoner ut tho ArmnrY
charged With haf!ng stolenA witch from ileIry
l3rocksnar, 0f M. AT Wost Randolph street,
whllu ilu was partially illtoaiultted And nsleop
earsy yesterday lnriIinA iii II sutuutt ut No ;fil
Hsntu street. Thu Watuh w.ls found upon tho
ur1suttEr,
, 1881-02-07

TIM lrt,n,nrrr,c trl,o T|nIrOn,I nud Wnrchf,,1an
nn,n ,yar nts,, t,rulfitluu their ,,,,,y
r,Hn"fm,Ir Mr' i.oytIc.a intention had i,rti,
,'nlI, ~ i,,yr,nt viulttlIuu. or Tim inv rcEt,yn
., nc ,',, IL tro hi f. iii M, u,s,n Mr
,m,n '"n"otv'd ii :Ixi y,ur fttr fioiuv two ar
! i,,n,,, ,,' ,n,,s 81, 'I,,tv ,h'rt,v lin inrnth
- n."' IN, nvJ,irnr, In ytnlr Dpsycsston to
snsintt, I'm ,.hnrvcY tt,lic?h was asked by Mr.
inv '''S
!" Wa I,ovp"
win ~o,i uyo n To nc lust ns you would eiyo
II to lilo {:n,nfnitfcc7"
"No; j ctl.l / do ti,nt.''
...... Mr.. j. u. u hEHM'd.
Is srAther tnc1Hsl to ho cnt!1er'ntlvo. flo had
tlu srurfnE complaints to nuke Ayafllat tilD pres.
ent inspectors. hut thhHht tho syste'n ntf0rtlc
HI excellent opportunity lnr tito practice OF
, 1881-02-07
TIE L LAND-LEAGUERS.
An Interesting Interview with Mr..
James Redpath.
Gladstono's Policy Will Result In a
6olidifled ireland.
Meetings Of Several Of tho Ward
Clubs Yesterday.
Resolutions Protesting Against tho Ar
rest Of Michael Davitt.

r.
fe8t Oh Mlonacl UaVlt"
-
JAMES 1,E,DpATII,
nrs v,rws l' on TIL: i ,nl.,i - SITUATIONS. Ia
A tt,,r.sn,,,u,tst nr .rue .rt,,n,,ye csl,,,1 nt
tho Grand rns'''e Hotel lust evening on MI; Nj,
Jnines Hedpaths tho veteran 1ourhnilst aad
speaker, nntl hui an hnpr's pleasant chat con-
fio,tumSh n rr,,I.,,,v hnt,nr Inf,,r,nL finn env
w ns"l"." 20 I'ou"p,s ot.'et ~ NV s". ".'s
with enthusiasm On tho subject Of 1rciand's
rrunpa md Tho prorer methods of rtRhting
thom an ,v,.a mi, NJ ,Ioar<t,t fnc,. md fnuIrni
theof'cs' which II Wntlla bo of'y ant'c'pat'nR
bis lecture hero Fel, II to publish In full. In
tho cnarse Of tho conversation tho reporter
~. ~, t,'i,.' =" =" '"o
aole eneet {" na'it.s nriest IN" tuo suspehs
vi .-I,t ro.,,t in n ao,t,, FINLAND If will dr,ve
.,... lIs,'t y. - so.t t,,..a 49,,
taoubanoa or ffotesthnt 1a1!"ers .! olstcE ,hlo
tho Land lcaxic. of late tho Land League hns
tho iarmern IND that they have no pratee1oa
crease Of rent and they havs coms to
n r,"snnt rrnnr,r,nrv they hnyo eu.
I>,...', t@'r -,, ~, ,on. ,r.,,a- r;vbta ,h,u
Gladstone proposca 10 extend TO tho rest Of
ireland, nns1 yet ttey find these rights utterly
inadequate to protect them against tho exac-
1ops or the landlords"
"1s navItt stu as popular rs over2"
%s .arotxeF oa on tho o. spo
rno.tv v a~onst ,ho wv ,mt.,o"c aoy"rnnent M bs-
co,,.n ,,ycr.I..,,. =, 1rnon r,ows thut ,,h,,o In
sau.S ~ 'ieaAu Nnus ..a.s "u'sI W
mas maintained the right Of Tree specch, he has
eSntrary. he has ,lons !uors io restrain re peg;
, 1881-02-07
The Charges Against tho Warehouse
Commission at Last For.
mulatel.
Accusations Of Mntfcnsnncc md Bribery
Against ti,c uraln Inspectors.
Does Inspection inspect When Inspection
Is Not Pcsfottncd3
The Commissioners Indicted for Winking
at Railroad E1tortion.
Interesting Interviews with Several
Board of Trade Mon.

9oVprnl times HlltcG Tho bEVfnHfn9 Of tho Pres.
cHt session Of tho Legislature tho Springfield
tlianAtehcs a,avo hrleI,y nnted tn tile fnct that
certafn charges wcre IN preparation aKninst tho
prcscnt TLnrtl nf ttnilinnll ami Warehouse Com.
mlssloners which wond specify oliciat ,lcKt.
Hencu lii connection With complaints ngnfnst tho
railroA1s; md hints wrrp thrown out that
ChnrEcs of It much KrNycr character would be
1liad ngafnst tho Grain Inspection Departmental
this city. Just whit would b0 tho nature Of
those charges It waB impossible Mt the ttH,o fur
tho Springfield correspondent to ascertain.
M tho pnrtie. supposed to have tho nnttcr In
charge wero Silent M oysters; and efforts
mnt1u hero by tho local r0pnrters to unrnvpl
tho mystery were squnl1y frnittcse. nonrl OF
rridc rncn who wero supposed to bo un tho IT.
a!do-for they hare for years boon lighting the
system OF stuto inspection, on tho Rrsui'l ttnt It
c0t,d bp d1ne Gctter and cheaper by the lIunrtl
or Tradc-worc Interviewed frequently md oft,
but in no instanco would thoy gfyo uttcrance to
anything but general complaints, except III tho
cnso OF tho railroads. AMI HEAtnst these corpora.
Hons thoy nla.lo direct c!,nrEes Of exturtsoli, Of
which tho following order, Issued by tho Guncral
Freight Agent oil tho burlington e. Quincy, Is
regarded Us Il fair specimen:
GfuM ittccircrs: 1t being ovitent TINT It Is tho
prNrtice of llnny receivers at Krnin to or,lcr
cars hed put for rehspectlon without due cnl*c,
and FOR tho pitrpnsb Of Kuinfng TING, AiId tho
CHANCES by rei,.spee.ton being r!tltclousIy tlis-
Na n e e aGr Il No eS: III es
changed to rcntt rs follt,ws:
On ull grain billed to elevator, and held out for
rs,ns,neg,'nn, r, i sxiiHh'ing @ ' sssn "r ~ pnr sar
iun Of nspcelor's certificate that tho grade ias
by sstr limo III Chicago G.Aia cAss OF grain, of
which Al wero held out for rrlnAmctIon. or
these St5 cars tto gralo WIS cl,uuped IN sixteen
enscs only, nnt1 in seven ctseB nut Ut tho sixteen
tho re!t1ai,crtton lowered tho ErIG i,lstuill 1T
, 1881-02-07

while thu tumfnfttr" wrr' n.It iHo Icy
Futhrr MAllnHy presented tho ihllnwn9 rr6olt.-
ti', ii snppnrt Of whict' M 'i." ,,tr hru sTso ~
tir Iirfti.h n,,v:rn'.eut ever sh,cc it uot cor
trul III ireland:
"Wrr1tr,R, England hns politically declared
sS %. af rs ssi'S'" aras 1Ss and .t d.
nicl 10 thcir e',tt,tionaI rxats II, to House e,r
rmiad by arhtrary pow"r, at,d mt us citszcns OF
tho iiriiI.i1 Enpife: llarrfosc, bo It
grcss. ~ XII. ucnrge It. r,avis. b. aid hereby Is
rc.3ucstct! 10 exercise 3Is influence IT, cliclt
i oi {Sa %Ss q; n ano
,ttss. tcrey tisi,rtvinx tho Ir;sh people of ,l'o
Only constitutional means left tn theln Tar lilo
III. +. i. UGo,'icr ampportci the resolution
hcnrtily. }Iu ncvcr lcll:seh ln coilciuittn with
tijustUns tjit,. Ihn ir1sf ngt,r,jo now Ind Tho
sy.nphthy Ut tho world. nnd II 'sas onya 1.,cs.
qr # % A. BE- s x sh95; os :, @ constt.
] luton nj menus from tic t:.,xiIst syrniit.
An English gentleman prrsent sntil Ee wnA. fn
VIII t shptpo M tv With ho r"nl II ~ Inc otrasr. prac
tlcc.l upu,, tho Irish pt.nple, und he RECRUITED
ctsIttry. NJ wGrls were ton struuE to condemn
tho e[ltrt n,1lle to stitlc free speech In Iara.
mcnt. and American. should denouncoit.
lit,jvo M0rrIs.Ju rcINrtctl Il Aet Of resolutions
IestNinctnv tho arrest Of Michael layltt ~ IL
Gtfe whicn "Hs scnrfcy nHrassn" ~ ,iit
Il nas fhe mnst cfnn,,s m mYs", ffn ,nm,tu /. viz
sn ssetxp fss m 81 tho
o'sI, raIutn,tntcntlon Wis received from pn,,l
noua, M the cri,ns ~ co,nr,,ttc,, Fl, tne Unsr IT
tStn,,1,,ns M md said ttas t,"t ,y lrish:nsn, b,t
ioverS uf lbcrty @ escrywh.rc, siulstl do ;bcir
mtmtst for ta ,n,,sr RI trrt.ftrt, In ir.nnd. As
ar r.cncn u ~ hIs ,incrIty h.: t,crc 10 iait
a. nc,ur,. or u,,st. liir.szn. I Iavitt, pnTnrII,
or !!lo, tor tHa Twelfth warl x.,,;a hag w. Tor
hx sse se ,s f No tn III. d te ptrc rce.gs to
, 1881-02-07

IL
ctargt,s aisd spcciiicatIons, t,o asked for ati-
tonnl tigi,t.
"ll,o rtlnrgcs ngainst tho railroads u,nly to
tho uxtru tlout,lrrnnn inflicted ns nor lilo cfrpHr
ar tlIo IlurlinutDu nubisll;1l st,o ti,u mo In
.FItE l'tlUUSEY''
"Yps tbut Is nt,nut It, Tho railroads ,yrru III
Urgent f,urI Df ihG nnra md flIrfpd fh0 txtrn
iicnIlrruue 10 ~ to ruvcnt rntil. recryurs frout
Eerpinv the ioii,led Gafs etanJIV on tic trick,
thnro buiur n ynry fcw ohutrcs tnnd., III f,rGpUr-
lion 10 thD ni,t,,ocr pf eUllIp|,llnts tutcru.i."
"Whp stunti ut tic pHck ii the chl.rVusS's :
"As tIn'inrstnud it. Il. Il. Gulyur hid W, IT.
r,ctho t,rfl,r thu thirucs 1lrnnst tho rnfrout,s
mil nlsn thcsO nunjnst tic i;n1t,nlssonrra U,l
tn,hyttcnl rrnurIs. 4. ii. Wright. W. II, Iiuli-
tn i'ur tho ol,arwaa uf crook1,l lnsppctiufi aIld
i,r;.,,,ry" 0"~'oo~ - s1 S"0'' "''>'
r,ttt,uNE renorters wuro Jot.,ifai mt nnco to ia,
frryiew II mhftv ~ r,Aslhin t,T TIM prrsnns
,"nri M ,v,tnsascs ~ mi th" r"ssita nr t,nt,. H.
i,n,.s n r., bor.sitI, r,,rnG,lci. ~ "
"esN avs Ff'''. "Ff~'
sf4s +. II. HhtHw5S,
who ia Chairman OF tho Comu,tt,eo onnoll,,ct1
fr,n lhU lI,ar,j Of Tr,ttio To rlrtsuIt tiiG whVo
question 10 tho feyisiati,re wotlli nnt ttlv,ilYs
h.,Mssssi,,n. III, sn,i lint III. rr,Iin hn'i i,ce
Kratinu Without beIuu tnsnrctc,l nul tIot within
tia nuxt Two tiuvs hD nrnnMti Ia unt rpr I'M
Committee MI uvorWhellllinx amount uf usi.
toslue, which would snstnsn the charge, bAt l1
~as not nrclntrou 70 stHto trtMm whit !articnl;tr
snite5 Or @ sources tn.s evidence WIS 10 ne ot'.
ta!tlen: ZIG tnsnectots ~tro ~ tno nat,lL ~
ih"fG!y 4nKHk ht y cur nl 8FAitl anu taeti e1ata,
my II. Jhoy krit!et| Nd wheNt III NJ. ~ nfnl
~. n.AsteleclGu. nnlrt9Ts M9iUh nhe III, IVY
, 1881-02-07

Shakers 's,lrsaparlla Is II true n,uetilctno.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-19
Shaving In Seven Kingdoms.

have now been shaved in seven king.
doms and in six languages They all per-
form the ceremony differently. But they
all, from Scotland to Naples, insist on sit
ting you in plain straight chair, and
bending your head over back until your
spine howls with agony. And they all
agree in another custom-thoy never wash
of the soap they have put on. But they
bring you bowl of water, hold 1t
under your chin as you are leaning back
then and there. IL YOU object to the atti.
tude, they shrug all the upper part of
themselves and sling disdainnl smile at
YOU II YOU comply, little rivulets run
pleasantly down inside your shirt,
and some of the soap they have
generally swoggled into your ears
gets into your stockings, have
seen no barber wash his Victims face since
landed IN Glasgow. Prices vary. In Lon.
don they charge shilling TWENTY-FIVE
cents for u shave; In Naples they will for
lioy centimcs ten cents shave you, cut
your hair, wash your face and hands.
curl your eyebrows and wax your
mustachc till you look like Victor En-.
manuel, and can pass for prince on any
of the side streets. Yesterday | was shaved
| for ten centimes--about two American
ceuts--but took the balance out n garlic,
of which had generous bath In the form
of respiration. In Verona, the city of the
loved and loving Juliet, the barber asked
me II | would have my feet washed and my
toe.nails cut That Is certainly going TO
extremes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-19

Concealed Weapons.

The Philadelphia North American, dis
cussing the scmi-civilized habit of carrying
concealed deadly weapons, says:
THE pistol is soli-supporting instru-
ment. 1t begcts the distempers which it
flashes out of hip-pockets to cure, 1t is not
legal to carry concealed weapons as al
most everybody is aware, but We can not
undertake to say how few our citizens OBJ
serve the law The number is not great
The revolver is the rule in modern tim cs.
Now and then man is brought up for
carving concealed weapons, but many are
not punished. The cause of the organic
law guaranteeing the right to bear arms
seems to stand in the way of thctatutcs. 1t
has, in fact, nothing to do with the evil we
are discussing We compel drug
gists to record every sale of poison, and
then leave traders full license to stock men
and boys with something quite as danger
Gus as poison. There should be n rigid
statute fOrbidding the sale of pistols to boys
and persons whose responsibility is not
vouchcd for, and the same law should com
pei every trader who vends pistols to take
the name and residence of every person
10 whom pistol shall be sold. The register
should be delivered daily to the police au-
thorities. After that the law
forbidding the CARRYING of con-
cealed weapons should be rigidly
enforced. There can be no sure defense
against such calamties as the nation now
contemplateS with horror until this re-
vOlvr business shall be stamped out Be-
gin with the biggest man in the community
who habitually violates the law, and carry
on down 30 the halt-grown boy, who does
what he sees his elders doing with impu-
nifty, We at present cherish the very evil
that has shocked the world, The spirit of
the organic law relates to the common de-
Tense and not to the common and criminal
lawlessncss.'
Our contemporary is conspicuously
right about the necessity of stamping out
the pistol habit, but first of all, we must
have police authorities who will icarlcsSlv
execute stringent laws against the practice
OF carrying these weapons secretcd about
the person Tho authorities in this city
are not disposed to make war of exter-
mination on the practice, and we know
ofno other city in the country whore the
authorities have reached the heroic point.
There hshould be an organization of law
abiding persons in every community here as
will make 1t their business to have the laws
duly executed. There are organizations TO
prevent illegal voting at the polls. Why
should there not be organizations TO prevent
the deadly evil OF pistol-carrying?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-19

ate. We don't believe t. for we think the
governor too smart 20 nan tine gauntlet
Coke ran, which IN our judgment. would
result in hi, defeat, Let aim nll out this
uneXpircd term, as Coke should have done.
Besides this, Coke IS as able a senator as
Roberts or any other Texan would be. Let
him succeed himself. MeXia Ledger.
QUITE sTIrFISH.
The north boasts of superiority in many
things, and this boasting Is due as much TO
the tone taken by the larger part of the
southern press az aught else. 4 iawning
spirit debating a cringing to that bugabOo,
northern opinion that has had lis legiti-
mate effect in the assumption Of superb
save that evolved from the widest revelings
of vivid Imagination, Why need We re-
gard the opinions of the northern papers or
public men? We have our advantages as
well as the people of the north have theirs,
and II one side wishes to exhibit bad taste
and feeling, the more manly course for the
other is to disregard the petty sneers, only
striking when assaulted, but doing that
promptly and effectively. Complaint is
made of northern hatred for the south, its
people and its ideas This, too if it exists,
Is legitimate outcome of this spirit; for,
as the greatest analyzer Of the emotions OF
the human mind said:
How like a flwning publican he looks;
hate him
And this hatred, intermingled often with a
contempt is the natural result Of a needless
cringing.- Longyicw Democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-19
said to be Thre. cou,.riss Old.

Mr.. g. W, Simpson, of Old Mackinac,
brought into our office this week relic that
is curious combination of wrought silver,
consisting of five pieces-two seals, one
watch key, one ring, and a clasp that at one
time must have inclosed watch.guard.
One OF the seals was in comparatively.goo
shape, and showed the original design very
plainly, and in quite plain figures the date
1863 appeared to the naked eye, or 3lS
years ago. On the ring, which which con-
meets the different pieces together, is tho
device ofa dagger and the letter M" thus
indicating that II might at one time, posi-.
bly,, have been possessed by Father Mar
quette, who founded the first mission
at Old Mackinac over 1900 years
ago. II was found by n gentle.
man looking for relics inside the
old fort grounds there, and from him Il was
purchased by f. j. simpson. Our Jewel.
ers think II Is Of French make. lift was not
once owned by Father Marquette, doubt.
les II must have belonged TO some OF the
early French settlers. Still Il might have
been buried by some OF the inhabitants oil
the fort before the massacre of 1863. Quits
q number Of interesting relics Of by gone
ages have been found there recently, includ
ing silver bracelet, now In the possession
OH, u. Mcdonald; large silver cross by
Mrs. q. W. Simpson, and about nine yard,
Of beads by one Of Mr.. simpsons younger
sons and several iinger-rings and othe
curious trinkets.-ISheboygan, Mich.,. Tri
bune.