davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-12-01
no SYMPATHY WITH "CHANKs."

a decision has boen recently rendered by
the Supreme Court Of Missouri which will
lo likely to cause feeling OF apprehension
uMung the wo,Ild-be "cranks" OF TINT Stute
that they canuot commit murder with in,-
puntty In future and pleatl Insanity. 1t will
also, so far us that Stnto Is concerned, settle
tho "eEnotlona! +" pleas of mur.lcrers a1d
drive them to some other li.lu of defense, for
thoir vicious elnotious will no longer save
them from tho gallows AnA It Is naturally
to bo presumed that tho in,lrdercrs' row III
Missouri will thin out materially by the
timely decision Of Tho Supreme Co.rt, which
currles with 1t additional weight because 1t
WIS unanimous,
Tic decision rendered determines the legal
status Ut tho question Of insanity lu crinl-
lnal eases. The case appealed was that Of
William II. Erb, convicted In the lower court
ot murder in the first degree for tho homicide
Ut Ills divorced wife in June, is1O. The facts
wero clear, AMI 1t was shown, without con-
traa[ction. TINT the dotondnnt, having heard
that bis divorced wife was about TO marry
agai.., weit to his homo, procured IL knife,
md going to her residence asked her II this
report were true. Sho nude no reply to him,
whereup0M ha drew the weapon nnd stabbed
her In thu buck, from the effects ot Wllel. she
died immediately. The villain set up the
plea of Insanity RI the result Of excessive
drinking, ami Introduced testimony to that
elect. Notwithstanding tho testimony, tho
tteientlaut WIS convicted Of murder In tho
ilrst degree.
The ease was appealed to tue Supreme
Court lliu,n tIe grounds t!at tho enrt 1,ptn,v
, 1881-12-01

CONGRESSMAN j., Proctor Knott, who &C.
cured very favorable introduction to tho pub
liu several years Rgu by his celebrated speech on
Duluth, te agntn to tho fore, but thla tin,o In a
very different llRht. Nut tang ngo paper pub-
llshcl In Lebanon, ky., prlntod nrs account Of
how Il spider In thnt town hoIsto1 n dead nouso
frpm tho ttoor OF etorc TO lis web un tho coll-
Ing overhead The tnlo was copied Into othor
papers. one Ut which questioned Its trlithfnl-
ness In order to sottlo this Important matter
forever tho Koutuoky editor appealed to bis
constituents to certify to tito truth Of hls Btato-
tnents, and tho result IL q card sgned by various
persona, among thom ]. Proctor Khott, NJ. G.
Even Congressman are sometimes useful.
, 1881-12-01

ONE great trouble with women writer's on
cnrront topics ID. TINT thoy make gorlous Btntc-
monta without oven taklng tho trouble to nscor.
taln thoir correctness. sfiss 1Ielen Tnysor. John
Stuart Mills step,luughter, has reeently boon
making speeches to tho Land 1.onRuoso Of Ireland
concerlinK the IlrItlsh Govornmout, and In ono
Of them mado sotno worry positive statements
rcRnrdtuE tho English army and its n1at,aHc-
inent. These statements, It appears. woro Who'll
" without foundation In fnct, and the Duke Of
Cambridge, commander VI tho ar1ny, hns tlaty
coutrAdictcd them. When doniIuy with mattors
Of fnot too much caution cannot bo obBoryCd.
, 1881-12-01

Aflk .llA16rE!Ap gives that ConklIng lie
about Dir. Hlalne ACQUIRING the Colcotorshp for
judge Robertson Its knock.down blow. Ao says,
I'VE heard tho 'ato' President 0articld. only d
few hours bofose he wAs shot,. express htmsole
atunt TINT charge, md his exact language was,
1t IL lie-.used IN the attenpt 10 bulittle my
Administration lilo hen procccdc. u say that
no had appo'hted Robertson without Dlalne's
Knowledge or consultation with him; and we
haye to say tias un4qs tho elroumalauoys tho
appoiHtuent Of lsonorsson Nas' sIxht-that 1t
wAs Fl.al 10 the sense OF being both necessary
md expedlant." peEhapa the story will Ia per.
Mltted to rost quietly Ia 1ta grave tor few uuys
now.
, 1881-12-01
THE LAND QUESTION IN ENGLAND

Tho Marx Lane Express. the great nFft.
cultural journal Of England uild the organ
Of the British farmers, dovotcs considerable
attention md spuco to tho demands OF tho
british tenant farmers for relief ntter tho
manner Of tho Irish Land bill. FROM that
paper We tale the following ltcms showing
that the Irish Land bill Is not only doing Its
work III ireland but Is also working rcyolu-
tton In England. Tho Express snys:
Tho Irish Land Courts aro working In A sntis-
factory tnannrE, .as they .Hro reducing rents III
cases that come before them to surh IN e1tent
2s to rive tho frnants n chnncc or ptytnR their
way and Rctt(ttg IL living. or course thore 10 Il
Rrcnt outcry among tho moro EraapuR Of lanta.
been rcdslcpd tho Land uct wouttt hnye Gret, u
failnrc. IN England rents hnye tor Some tI1no
been coming down with RIM. md the Irish
which It would not 'lo ID ircland. l,aud Il not
II EosS y q ven sn q q @ &c ne Kuxdas s s5s
ireland would enaho lnndlords to kcep renta up
1t Is satisfactory to soc that irish landlords nrc
bcH!unlnR to mike concessions to thotr tenants,
tGe " Land commIssioncrs III ' so,no easas a a.
much as 30 per ccnt reduction has been agreed
to-.
voluntarily arsaneetl TOR by ono Of tho larscst
landowners Y berkshire Enxlandl: peshana he
Alliance. as hD bus 4Un lcrcs on Ills own
year. Ii viii bo an.lcrs.ood thai ho il not nct,ng
lS Ct s xsfy psssee9s rSs as IA.
Gently let nj 4ssaj Is now 1T at zoo. Tho tltho-
is. per nrrc-ls now more thau tho rcut.
Alta recent meeting III Scotland resolutions
wcrc adopted by grcnt body Of tenant
farmers to tho following effect:
l. That this meeting. bclng deeply sensible Of
, 1881-12-01
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
Adjournment Of lhc Missouri lt'eS
Convention AT ut. Joscpits
Epsefaf 1ttpafeh IL Tht ChLtao0 Tribune

Adjournment Of lNc Missouri lt'ef
Convention nt ut. Joscp,ts
6pse(al Dttpateh 10 TIT Cheaeo 2ftouhs'
ST. Joagpit, NO., Nov. aa.-The River confens
ton was called to order ut l0:n ths tnolhits ~
tho opera-houae by tho temporary Gaatmae'
Gen. James Cr4ir. Tho Committee on fe1'as
uAut Organization reported tho following ~ 'us
permanent officers: sa0ator John y 4asn"s' H,'s,.
Kausas, as resident VIco-prcs'deAt; A'ssou.'
tho Hon.. John Hogan, Ut. Louis, naMus' ..,u =
Smith. Of st. joseph; kansts, :. " he"u' II
tlinWatha, +. u. uakcr. Topeka; Nensuaas. ',a,ss
l.. Hayward, Nebraska City, Victor ftnaas1ss'
Ltucotn, Iowa, u. u. Noltor, Logan. f. y. AYE.
worth, Council nulfs; Permanent sccresa11, - ~ -
Postgate, Bt. Joseph; Assistant secFota3'es, ",s
bitlloF, Kansua CRY, q. ". nrako, hausa' p. H.T.
II. N. llushncIt, rlatMmoutt. Neb.; u H. "A1'
moud, Hamburg, ID. .,,,,,oo
Or. Bell of kansas City, offered fcso,uav. s".,s
tccnrIng tho Missouri a greRt natuat! ~. ..,c
and praying tho President Ut shs unlteo ''.srn o1
to appoint separate commission 10 W AA'"
as tho Missouri Convention. =, ,hs
4 long list OF stat!st,es Of the Pfouu1ss .1aa II.
Missouri Yaloy woro read by tho 3A''' - ~
lrico. Of Jefferson City. -,,,,. RIA
Tho speech Of Senator tnRalls upon .e1iIo MowM
chQlr wasau eloguont and brilliant enosH ~. who
followed ny DR.. StrfnRrellow. OF this cur, N,
explained at length tho objects and AIMS " .na
assembly. At tho conclusion Of hss Sp'e'A W.
convention adjourned for alnncf' ,uu., v,ce.
At s;:N ax-0oy, Merrill, of kansas, f"s. s.ns.
President, called tho meeting to oFae., p.nsttco
tor Iugulls could not remain; Ihe ~ SoutinE os.srtinE
on RESOLUTIONS ruporsod In tay66r 6e,s o. FROM raca
ii thS four stases and ono fro casn ax1' n poa.
Ito 70 to Washington. an1 ana,I ~ tcsi,Iatlou:
orMhto moana secure some nscaoa g atesuuuons Is u
tGst,ks, Sto, tho lion. John Eran oi.9ssilas. 81 at
nftcr which th6 convention ad!uafnaeus, T., tns hau.
quet Ut tic WorlIs Hotel t,nlEAt' aao oyet 51
ersnd anu brilliant alatt Ihet1 ~ SI ihe ncetlnS
delenates kna vlstors presaaa: aa:.ni,.,s n1 ous VI
dpUbtless much good WR4 acsaMpuaas%
, 1881-12-01

THE New Orleans Ptcauunc publishes n
report TINT tho Now Orleans Tttnes nnd tho Now
Orleans Democrat will be consolidated ubuns Dec.
!. It Is usccrtnincd that tho owners of tho Tntcs
hare executed mn agreement Of salo to m nRont
representing leading business mon Of Now
upon tho payment Of tho ptico agreed upon tha
Times will he consolidated with tho Democrat,
aud tho business uf tho two papers will DO con-
timed by "tha Times Democrat pu bllshlng Com-
pany," uuller tho management OF T. a. Burke,
at present managing editor OF tho Democrat
, 1881-12-01

IT Is gratifying to learn that tho Captains
Of tho foot.bnlt teams Of Harvard Uniyorsity
md Yalc, Columbia, and Princeton Colleges
have held n meeting and decided that the YaIu
tenn fa entltlod to tho championship for tho
prcscnt yoar. Now thnt this nomeutous quus-
hon hes been disposed Ut, 1t Is fair to presume
tions mentioned will be resumed, and accounts
Of "hazing." oyert1lrniug sidewalks, and un-
hingIng gates may bo confidently locked for.
, 1881-12-01
NEGLIGENCE OF THE JUDGES.
The Constitution OF tho Slate Of Illinois


All Judges Of courts Of record inferior to tho
IF o o em s near 1n aepnr al n wa tno - 10 to
Judges Of the supreme Court such defects and
o,ssos In II, to te ,ges %s a. taer h ny
shail on or before ito Isl day ot January of
ssh yGnr report @ N writing e e. ,ha
and laws Us they may lind 10 o1.st, toxether
witi apnTopsiato forns OF 6it!s t. "aro sueh ;lo.
judges Of tic several Circuit Courts shat! re-
port to she next General Assembly tho nunbcr
cat3e. 90 eoI,posinI teir @ rssncctive o,poits iho
preceding two yoars.-.lrt H., stc. u.
This provision Is explicit aud mandatory.
4 failure to comply with 1t OH the part OF
my judge Is q gross neglect Of duty. Yet
1t has been practically imperative, at least so
far US tho criminal procedure Is concerned.
from tho tino OF It's adoption. 1t Inns becn so
universally dlsresarded thas, to all outward
appearances, tho Judges OF courts OF record
aro notatt!lls moment aware Of Its exfsscnoe.
No Important recommendations touching
the criminal laws have been lna1c, nor bills
drafted tn accordance with Its requirements.
With tho exception OF q few slight alterations
suggested by Judges OF tho Suprclno Court,
anu not actod upon. wc are not awnre that
tho Judges have ever taken tho initiative
Iii tho framing Of legislation a'uendatory to
tho laws respecting crl.nlnal procedure,
though they are under tho most SOLEMN obll-
9ntIong to do 80, If, In their Judgment, the
statutes are not perfect already.
Now, what Is there to prevent the Judges
of tho Superior and Circuit Courts Of Cook
County. individually or collectively, from
recommending to the 6ubfomo Court tho
changes which They know arc necessary for
, 1881-12-01

THE tax-eat1ne element In tho County
Board appear 10 have secured tho upper, hand,
and tho AFst uso they propose to make of 1t i4
to aloot Dave Clark Chairman Of the board,
who bus made thom pleasing promises as to
Chuirlnauships OF committees. Davo has fixed
his oomu,lttee-proxram with tie view Ut doing
himself tho most aud tho Taxpayers the loast
rood,
, 1881-12-01

thinkers and scholars Of all crcct1s and forms Of
belief, and at tho saere ttmo to maintain roln-
tons with 4 putl|shlng-houso har1ns extensive
schonl.book and other interests Of lis own 10
promote. THIS change oF imprint will lnvolyo
III alteration whatever IN the organization or
service Of tho Rcpfetr.
, 1881-12-01

II appears that the story about Mr.. Dook-
waiter hnylng ridden bicycle from Springfield,
". to Duyton WAS = post.oalupaign lto., Mr,
0ookwaltor has aone to tho trouble OF deoyluR
II, aud he should be given tho beuetit Of his side
OF the etogy,
, 1881-12-01

DAVE CLARK claims to Jaye organized u
no" 5ihg to rim tho County Hoard, with himself
ut its head Us Chnirmnn. nayo rcgnrds economy
and reform of my kind aa rink horcsy, which 1t
Is tho duty Of nlt professional politicians, tax
caters. and ward -bumtncrs to sit down On. Dnyo
Is ono OF tho boys who don't tako nny stock In
such nonsense as rotrcuohmcnt. Ho behaves In
amending other peoples money With Il FREQ and
liberal hand; and thafp mrs a lot Of follows Id
the. board who entertain exactly tho sn,ne views.
, 1881-12-01

TIM CHICAGO TR1nuSE has established branch
ocea for tho reaelpt Ut subscriptions md adFortse~
nnntS ~ follows:
NEW YUIkK-Room ~ Trtbpns Dndtns. j. T. NC
FADnEx. Manager.
GLASGOW. 8cot1and-A1ian4 American Ncws
lrenoy. II Rentotd-st
LCND0NA EnR.--Amercan Exchange. ~ 6hAnd
HENRY r. 0rLEtQ, Agent
WARRINGTON, Il. C-i3l1 r Rtreet.
, 1881-12-01

rHE New York Rossips insist that James
Gordon uennott Rtill keeps beautiful picture
OF Miss Edith May, the young lady pu whose ao-
couut he fought a dueli hanging IN tha cabin OF
his yacht. James Gordon Ia u vpry erratio man,
but pcthaps he was not SO tnueh To blame ID the
biay business as mas vonerully thought.
, 1881-12-01
KAHsQN FOE SPEAKER.

AHelo ~ Ho Qaestlon huout hlF. hassop
em'hehs hthcss 1of tne position OF speaker. II
IS conceaca Oh MI SIDES Ihc opposition 10 his
eleet!on Is oasea ehtifelynpoh selfish ana sec"
.!on"l interests II Inc We'lale OF inc Nepup-
licah party anu inc cause OF National leg'sla-
1toh were FeRarueu rs 1ne paramount cohsld-
erai1oiis Ill the cnolce OF 6peaker' Mf. hasso''
"oula nave no tNal among INC Republican
members OIL the present cof1ercss. iie IS IN
all respects oetlcf equipped TOT the allties
anu RESPONSIVENESS OF pFeslulns over tlle de"
lioefatloas or Tue liouse ot Representatives
.nai any othof OF Tie asplrahts lof the place.
ne Is petter KNOWN 10 the people anu occn-
PIES lhacn lilghef place IN Sationa' pollttcs
tnan any OF tho othefs' anu l'e Inns special
lthess ior tho opeakefsllip Ill natural gllt
oi paF1'"A!ehlaflanlsh'' deselopca oS carelal
,sltay anu long congressional experience.
D!irlne Ills abscilce from tho country rs Niln-
lstef 10 austria ne has escaped the INFLUENCE
ol 1actlofls anu cilHues, nnd IS the very man
70 ASSIST IN tno WORK OF harmohlzng all cle-
mehss OF TIC lsopnbI'can party. II Tint Is to bo
tho program; IL dlssonsIons are to -be ell'
couraKctt, tteil'i Will 30 we'll for the coun-
Try anu the party To 'taVe III 4 bostt10n which
ranks only second ln importance Under tho
.ao'efhMeat lliah WHO catlnot DO used ny
any lacs'on 70 serve narrow ahl selfish cl'ds.
" IS natural, parhaps' that New York
shoa'a nave oandlaate' NOW YORK Is ap'
pafehsly nhS'ouslog go iuftaer tnan ohlo ever
Wch', anu Woa!d' u not claeeRet', 9fao atl the
ohces "lid III! tlio usst'nctions worth ia'Me'
IL IS natatal 'llat the New YORK Stalwarts
sooltl intrigue ior te selectlon OF one Of their
OWu Hull us 2pGlkGFs IL ulBy QfOHoSH "a BGlTG
, 1881-12-01

The more-taritf cormorants hired hull
f1n hi rrnat nt,a thav enutt1 fi,d Ii, Na.v vorl,

The more-tariR cormorants hired n hall
the biggest ono they could find III New York
Ito hold the vast crowds which they OK
pected to attract. Yesterday they Met III tho
capacious auditorium 200 strong, instead Of
5000, US was expected. The New-Yorkcrs
appear to take ITO more Interest In their pro-
ceedIngs than tho people Of Chicago did
whom the same crowd met hero the other
day. All moderate protectionists keep AWAY.
They know TINT they 'l'ave n higher tariff
now than they need, and they have ut, like
Koiley, Il ptg-iron check to ask for more. The
New York More-Tariif Convention Is II fall
urc. It repols and dlsRusta rather thnn at-
tracts aud plcascs. People are not III love
with tie greedy ohnrscterlstlcs of swine who
seek to gobole everything and gormansl1zo
themselves to bursting tho others inay
starvt. Tho New York more-tasinltcs have
taken hogs fur their exemp!ars. +
, 1881-12-01

!, WHITING fran iankton, q. correspondent
says: "This town ia tho Capital OF pakota, and
Ia undoubtedly tha taFgest Ia tne Territory, Ia
order that lta 1000 Inhabitants should not depaud
upQR tho muddy Mater Of the s4yex alone for
, 1881-12-01
POSTAGE,

LnttYtd at shs Pass-o once A. Chicago, III, Seeond-
Class Iftster.
For tho henHnt ct ctr pntrons vito desra TO sond
tlnxio coplns Ut TEE TRihtNE through tho mall va
Gtva hcroxth Tho transient rnte of postagos
Foreign aHt nt,nnestie. Pr Capt.
Fight ton, twelve, and fU1tcnn raR0 paper $. conts
nl1tenn, exttonn and twgnty pnEu 1npor. n rent4
Twenty-Five and twuntyfour 4'a1e paper.....4 cSnts
, 1881-12-01

DAVE has lmato himself solid with every
momber OF tho new County Hoard Of tax-eatlng
ipsttnots+
, 1881-12-01

A Young MIN whose father was yel}
wealthy, and who moved among thu First Fan.
lilies, was married to Il beautiful girl. After tho
Nuptia! Ceremony was concluded, md lust b..
forq tho IInppy rnlr wcro about 10 start On the!r
wedding Journey. tho bridegroom went up 10 biz
was standtnY by, and WAS amazed ut this e.
trnordEnary Action, asked tho bridegroom for
an explanation Of bis Conduct. lie replied:
"ilavo you nover rca1 those beautiful lines by
Tcnnys,jn:
d, "T1le litter Gro tho swcot,
Tho shDrns before tho rose.
Fro hrrlnEttne cn!Ioc with t1IEy hreeta
YlD blnst OF Wintgr blows"
Tho Friend said ho had not noticed them, but
he snw tho application.
This fablo teaches TINT hecauso u,an gets
married be Is not necessarily Wh0lly hcreft os
Sense.
, 1881-12-01
AMuSEM ENTS.

Olympic Theatre.
C1ark street. bctwoen Lake nnd IIandolph. Vafl-
ety entertainment.
uaverly'a Theatre.
Monroe ltreoh between Clark and Dearborn. En-
easamont Of tho 5toclo Macknya company ~
foors Enxnd.p
Uoo1ey'a Thontro.
Nanho1nh a'rcet- tetwoen Clark and La balla.
The Galley slAve."
Grand Upera.TJause,
cla1k street. opposis new Coust'IIouss. Minstrel
nteftalnr1ant
hfoVlekerss Theatre.
Madison Etreuk bctween Etate and Dearborn.
Enlargement ot Laxrcncc 11Arrett. "niehelIeu." !.
Academy of Muafe.
Natstsd sreot. noas Madison. Wess slde, Variety
ent0rtAinment
Lyceum Theatre.
Dssplainss steaet, noas Madison. West 6tda. vart.
ETY. ENTERTAINMENT
Criterion Theatre.
Corner OF s1dgwIok and pisIsloh stroets. Variety
entertainments
, 1881-12-01
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

70 r.,,,r11 .v,.,., h, ,,o
80 A' c"aIo. -. "nnta W heep lllS bride from
h"s"K .esss'"p"~p "~po'e7 p'"a'e" a'l ovcr her nov
- !.'o eu""oo'
ud1tea1's bfothor says llc believes thu A.
snhtn has surrcndordI himself 10 sutan, Tin W.
gentleman across tho crock is In hard luck ~
1o'.son. ,.,
An EHB!l8tl laWycr has bccn Conyctcd n,
crookcaness IN connection With all election, ana
sent to Jul. It's poor Inv that won't wors
poth "ay9
II sec that couple Of Cincinnati h,,..
mon have been indicted tor rccclyIn, nr,aa ,s"e
ft possible TINT thu burg In Min }o ',nt n"
hgent7"-ChfcnuI Attttrmuu. ~
trI,e cnh}e rcuorts ttot s,r,,, p.,
,,vos ato,,c,, ,n ndassn i,"o,T"a n -. petanasdt
nrtr,r tfr,s.. anr.t h,. .h.a,.. ~. htr Jewish
, 1881-12-01

Tho receipts and cxponacs ut the principal
purts Of tho customs collection districts during
tho lust lBu al year wero as fu!lowa;
, 1881-12-01

Olympic Theatre.
C1ark street. bctwcen Lake ind Randolph. vatl-
atY AntAft31nH0nk
, 1881-12-01

IToo1ey'a Thontro.
Nanho1nh atrcet between CLARK and La balla.
The Galley slave.n
, 1881-12-01

Tile following tablo shows tho aggregate
receipts and oxponses\ot collection OF tariff
dutios at tho tuu largest ports Of the country
for thh tlscal Ynnra ls11 l61a 1S7n lBHn and 1881
, 1881-12-01

Academy or Auafs.
Natstsd streot, near Madison. Vest Sldo, Variety
, 1881-12-01

Grand Opern-fJnuse.
. claYk street. opposts new CourtHouss. Minstrel
k1tAftN1nnnAnt
, 1881-12-01

Monroe street, between Clark and Dearborn.
RARemont Of thu 3seelo Macknye Company
rool's Brtxnd.p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23
British Bits.

London, 2l.-A joint note, signed by
England, Austria and Holland, VITA
probably the adhesion of other powers,
is in preparation, addressed to Russia,
on the question OF her harsh laws against
Jews, as illustrated by the case OF the
English Jew Lewi:ohn.
a msn named Beaumont arrived at
Kilrush, Ireland, from Norway last
evening, in hsf-decked boat, thirty
feet long, and sailed again for America,
lie carries eighty days provisions.
London, 21.-At Windnes' athletic
sports, to-day, Myers, American, won
the quarter and half-mile race with ridic-
ulous ease, the former Ia 90 SIS seconds,
and the latter in minutes seconds.
His racing is regarded as marvellous.
The steamer FdrGddy landed the
shore end of the Atlantic cable near
Lands End.
London. 22.-The Standard reprints
from the United IrGShmel, the Sunday
Democrat, Irish World and Irish
Ante1 icdn column and a half of ex-
tracts in praise and recommendation of
the outrages against England. The
article is headed "Science of Dynamite"
The Standard prefaces its article Hs fol-
lows: Whatever the government of the
United States may think on the sabject,
the leaders Of the Irish agitation in
American regard themselves in ststs of
declared war with England"
Bradlaugh has called a meeting of his
supporters.
''Iroquois" will not run in the Good
wood races, but will in the St. Ledger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23
Foreign Miscellany.

halifax, 2I.-Grahsm s. Newlana,
builders, have assigned.
E. Walsh s. Co., lumber mechauts on
Bear River, have suspended.
A heavy rain falling since noon will
have an injurious effect on hay and other
crops.
Paris, % The weather is moderate.
The scarcity of water continues. There
is also a short supply OF water at Bor-
deaux, Lyons and Rouen.
In the Chamber of Deputies, the mo.
ton of Raispail republican, that mem
bers of the Chamber allowing their
names to appear as directors of new fnan-
ciai undertakings, shall Gpso Jacto vacate
their seats, was declared urgent-304 to
%. Rsispail referred to the Vendoer
Railway as an instance of scandslous job
berry thus promoted, and said such prac-
tices were common under the reign of
Louis PHILIPPE aud the empire. but the
republic ought not to counteuance them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23
Criminal Calendar.

St. Louis, % Post Dispatch's Mary
Vile, No.: Albert P. and Charles E..
Talbot, convicted Of numbering their
father, DR.. Perry q. Talbot. on the 18th
of September last. and respited once,
were hanged, this afternoon, in the pres
ence of from s, 900 to 10, 600 people. Up
| to a late hour they expected guberna-
torial interference, but st midnight went
| to bed after lengthy interview with
| their mother and sisters and Miss Lewis,
TO whom Albert was brtrothed. Mrs.
Talbot was very bitter against the COVER
nor for not committing the sentence OF
her boys. The prisoners received the
| st sacrament from Catholic priest.
This morning there was an exceedingly
affecting scene between the prisoners and
their relatives.
London, 21.-Arthur Defroy, accused
of the murder of F. j. Gold, on q Brigh-
ton Railway express train, on June 9th,
was committed for trisl.
Little Rock, Ark, 22.-Mr, Matthews,
editor of the Fourck Valley Times, who
sometime ago was ordered BY a band Of
outlaws to leave the country, was assas-
sinsted last night.
Clinton, Mo-, 22.-John W. Patterson,
who murdered James G. CLAIR, near
Leesburg, Cherry County, on December
LIST, 1868, was hanged this morning, in
the presence of 1000 people, half mile
from town. He made no speech, except
thanking the sheriff for his kindness. He
died in thirteen minutes. His neck was
broken. He eluded arrest for ten years
after the crime, and was taken in LiV-
ingston, Ills. The case has been delayed
ever since By legal proceedings.
Chicago, 22.-The Journal has q spe-
cisl from Asrysville, Mo-, saying the
Talbot boys were hanged there to-day,
for the murder cfthair father.
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France. Italy and ihe East.

Paris, 21.-Bsron Marochetti, Italian
charge d. affairs, has been appointed
commander of the Legion Of Honor
Newspapers consider that this indicates 8
concilistory feeling of France towards
Italy.
Constsntinople, 2l.-The relations be-
tween France and Turkey are considered
excellent. The Porte satisfactorily e1-
planned the dispatch of troops to Tripoli
and declared that itnouriahed no hostile
sentiment toward France; that it had
nothing to do with the agitation il
Algeria and Tunis, and will prevent all
intrigues that endeavor to ferment dis.
turbances in neigh boring countries.
Sfsx, 22.-One hundred French were
killed or wounded. The Arabs hold a
portion of the town, preferring death to
surrender.