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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-30

Cincinnati, o.. June 4.-Prof. Almond
Stone, 81 the Cincinnati observatory, observed
q new cometlast night. He saysit is moving
rapidly north. He is quite positive Il Is not
the comet 81 1sC2, but thinks Il may be that Of
1867, the return Of which was not expected by
astronomers for seventeen hundred years
lie believes ID is tho same comet as eeen ob1ut
June 81, by DR.. Could, in south America.
The apIar1tion ls excef dinghy Int esting and
will be WATCHED cvery night by a corps Of as
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city Marshal of san HarciaI Killed.

san Marclal.N NJ. June % Charles Walker,
city marshal, was shot and killed last night
by Paddy Ryan, who bnt recently escaped
from iaiI nj I'll Paso Del Norie, Mexico, where
he wss con ned for shooting M~xiran. Ryan
was beatlr his wife and w Iker went into the
house to stop him. After remonstratlng win
Ryan D turned 10 leave, when Ryan drew his
pistol and emptled II into Walkers back. Five
shots logged in a space that could be covered
BY n mans hand Ryan then ran for the
maunialns pursued by number OF men, but
owing TO the darkness he succce Jed In making
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Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, June 2i.-The Grand jury adj
burned to-day without finding tue bill
against Highnote, who killed Charlie
Hitler.
George Johnson, a shoemaker, dropped
dead in his house to-day, ofheart disease. He
was buried this evening
News was received to-day from
Ottawa, ILL.,, that the capital
necessary for the erection of a 00,000 cotton
factory had been raised. A purchaser has
gone to New York for the necessary machinery
an. the factory will probably be erected by
December the lst.
subscriptions have already been received to
the amount of t3l3,0i for The new narrow
gsugs to Brownwood, the Fort Worth & South.
western,
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GERMAN news.

London, June 2i.-The Cologne Gazette says
should there be war between FIaneo and Ger
many we have a certain ally beyond
the Aims The PrusEian government has or
dered the provincial authOrities 10 send de-
tailed Information Of the extent Of the eanses Of
emlgra ion. which has however, Stacked In
eoua dtafrfcfe
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Unfair DIFFERENTIATION

Ottawa, Ont, Juns 2i,-Ihe CAnhdisn
newspapers are indignant At the refusal Of tn :
governor general % allow their representa-
five 10 accompany the yice-regsl party on
their northwest tour. " hes trsftpir.d that
rranh and srfphfc. have t.9cn specially invited
n ie,in he party. whore EXERCISES VIII he peld
~ ne Dominion g0vernment which VIII only
serve 20 increase the Hostility already tronsed
al
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Sons of Temperance.

Saratoga, N. Y, June H.-The nationsl
division of the Sons of Temperance has been
mostly engaged during the morning session
considering the decit ion of the worthy patri-
arch, made during the past year. The most
important was that members OF the grand
division were not eligible to election to Office
In the grand division till they had been duly
initiated, The next session OF the national
division was voted to lie held at Concord,
n. III
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A Murderer Hung.

New Orleans, June GA special from Holly
Springs to the Democrat says that Wyatt
Holmes, oolored, was hanged within three
miles of the courthouse here to-day
in the presence of about five thousand
persons for the murder of Andrew Scott,
col red, last February. The prisoner assembled
the scaffold with steady step and comp 40 mt
smile; he confessed his crime in an eXhOratiou
10 all to meet him In heaven. At twelve
the rope was adjusted and the trap sprung
which broke the prisoners neck. In fifteen
minutes the body was taken down.
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winding Up His Affairs.

San Francisco, June 24.-William Highly,
the present collector of intern al revnue for
the California district, is settling the
affairs of his Office before
turning II over to Cha cellor Hartoon, the In
coming collector. He has discovered that
several of his deputies are defaulters, one
Of them Hubbard, IL short 5000
on his accounts, and another named Kelley
/ &, a defau ter In n heavy amount Both have
nhsconded. but the former haS been clptnred.
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sHIvtstOa

ssec.al 10 ths Herald.
Galveston. June "a -Ihs action offhe city
coancn last Monday night In granting the
rirht-of-way 70 The Texas-Mexican railway
el51r al lie proposed route tbrOug the citv,
with q Lease Of tbe city rnrk, containing fhirtF
acres on ihe east 90 OF ine leland, Tor -
was voted by Mayor Fisher
Al an Adjourned Inretine q the council
Tonight. 1he msyor's veto wss overruled BY
b-ina absent. Mayor Fisher also vetoed the
ncti0n Of The couacil IN granting the petition
OF II @sIrs. Adoue and BDoit for TIE frsDchlse
Of eel tain fats IN the bay. and also the fsvors-
mert SLOWING him les-e upo1 six acres n
eround on Pei can isiand, On which 10 erect
whafres, dsy docks, eompresses,
- scion win ,Rs ei'y ~ COED biiass
~ the chanDei. The council deferred ac-
upon the lat two votes mil the nsHt
Yrtis srISsrs thst the svrdiests n the GuTf.
Colorado ard santa Fe ere opposing All favor
sbis acflcn toward TIE fallner--ulllvan eosn-
~. n - suI, ofer.couufy Jusr,. wfnisus
nrainst Wbseler 4 Ehrd-s snt 4 n, B-lo a
On 20 rnrrner twenty thruEnrd dollers.
rIrfrnsf - hsve bees s1staired ttruurh Ger
rsir putlicsfisrs IN ne Eeus last f.il sas
Welser Wo-rsr nsnts ~ q sctc5rfr lying e.
|fhs Foot q tErfre sd 1fsr1 eiTeet Who Una
|su1 sIrucE YESTERDAY. = l1irr On rrerari-
|cu. c1rcltior - lhe sl.'e-s- h,---tsL
n ---u.r-d ~. rrisrs i.-s---r yssrs Dor
|rrrh rrrslcrrf - re wtarf c1urNrT. nrf
Ne taurft-r % s1-AaT1r Leornrr at -e,zuins
,--.S n -irts ms ne t.ss..s ~ tsr vsr-r
10 r-oTsrl 81 cfrinl rs-cf1s e. Ne rirnal sts-
az Kni- ~ bssn issssrss ans hss a.
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Linen busters, Plug Hats and Palm
Leaf Fans.

New York June 2l.-The members of the
American press association will meet ct the
Aston house this evening and go In body t.
the Penns slvania railway depot, where they
will take a train for Washington. They Will
remain in the capital ab ut three days and
then tart for home A number went 10 Long
Branch to-day. wnile others are visiting yari-
Gus places Of Interest here.
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Big Eprings.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the heTaiu.
Big Springs, June 2l.-The track of the Texas
& Pacific Is now on section 27s, or $40 miles
west of Dallas. Tho track traia wos honored
last evening By visit from Eon. Jos Black.
burn, o. kentucky, who gsve US an eloquent
talk OF an hour II was highly apprecla ed by
the tw hundred operatives. He was accom-
panied b. Hon. 81 dard Johnston, of Ken
lucky, and Hon. Sid. Cunningham, Of Abb.
lene. MIR. Blackburn drove spihe TO park
fhe half point between Fort Worth and the
Rio Grande, and com lim ented us ON our great
energy and Cfli 1iency.
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High Elnyored Pie.

London, Ont June 2,-A patient In the
city hospital to day accused the officials Of of
feripg him diseased meat as food. He said
tn at meat pie stank s, that IL turned his
stom ach. aud Ihat he refused 1t at dinner. II
was brOuEbt back for supper. The officials
admit the alleg ton, but say that, Will q the
pie'was high In flavor. 1t was not unfit for food,
and WAS relished by many of the patients. The
Authorities will bring the matter
to III 0 at ention of the g1vernment inspector
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yermonr. Representatives at York

Burlington. VT. June Ex-Governor Farm
han arrived ys,tsr1sy and hsd sconsuitstIon
Win Quartsrmastsr General KirEsleT. Adm
tant General Packsrl and Colonel George
CrIId 70 declds upon nrrargsuerts for YER
f.rrfrf. ne Rarsurr guarde, 81 - AlDans,
Fsfrr rua-fIa. 81 Brnltebrro, and CON pr ZEE
q ems 81 fhe Flrst EeFl nIeut, were c~IEua-
- - fre rrverucr's TrilitsrT eecoTt there
ne rrrsrurr F~1uris has been .r1a-teTed for
~ tip. ard xill Be Vermont hsadqusrtsrs 81
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AT ALBANY.
WHAT TRANSFERRED THERE YESTERDAY

A Little UnpIeasaptness Bctwee"
state Senator Madden and MIR.
COnklInx - Considerable SIR
casm From the Former to
ward the Latter-The vote
for u. n. Senators
Discussion OF the
Question of Adj
tournament.
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st. Petersburg, June "A "A Montcnegria Of
acer named u. Jurjevitch went to the Winter
Palace yesterday and demaLded an audience
with the Princess of Montenegro. Being re-
fused, he stabbed the officer on duty. Rus
sian officer then sh u the Monten' grin dead
The incident f. n consic cred Of any political
in porfance. It Is thought the asailaLt wish
ed 60 pre- EFT petition TO the princess
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cep'cd a position ~ assistant general psssen.
ger agent of the Gulf, Colorado ana san'aro
Tho steamship AIook arrived 70 day from
Newport, England, with n cage ~ twenty-iour
hundred and ar y tons OF railroad IRON siN
hundi ed and fifty Ave OF whlch are ior Tue '''
Louis 4 Texas Narrow Gauge.
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Chicago, June "a James d. Doyle. the coun-
t,rseiter was sentsncsd by Judge Blodgett TO-
day 10 ten yesrs 10 the Denite- tiary. Dcyle
is the man who was arrested with over t2OO, 90
In Counterfeit government bonds In his pos
session. Before sentence was passed, he
made q strong appeal for clemsncy.
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cbis.r3, gurs s8.-In tss Mississippi srna-
ts-r ro~f q assoclntirr rsgstta - Peoria, -
az. NJ nf-rd, o. Eer Ole n. von ne 80
fr~rtrf q r-rI1 rrcs easly n "a rnirufes sri
~ - rrra arf tne seriCr fClT-o1rec s1-lI
rTIrr rerrrda-
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Rome, Jups 7f-Thers were renewed anti
French demon STATIONS last evening at Messis,
Turin and Mflsn. a. the two first nsmed
pisces troops bed 10 be called out. Some ar
rests were made.
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there will DO no disturbance OF the surface. ~
IL evident that the decision will not wo T.
VINE o placer mining Ia prevalent. and there
good reason t. b iieve the decision from 7 .
Dpsdwond cases VIII oil be In fsvo cr II
surface claim iDts against the miners.
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AEw years sro eTlrT rrrmurlty 80 er-
rrsfr-z n nsry Htatrs -rre - - wa -
"a NJ Efrlnr ~ lauf - -arrtEf lte rulsarce-
rrf rou Ir.oE N wsir 81 EN- airts from MS
$3.50 re-. PrcEZe . 80 plsriJ t1vs - 70
wcrE-
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Rome, June "a. The Decrits say; I'VE are
Informed on good authority that IN er
change o. friendly communications he been
proceeding between Paris and Rome ,pr0misi 8
4 arm deierrnif atom Of France and Italy NJ
promptly reestablishing satisisetory reih-
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Court Decisions.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, June 2t.--The supreme court ad-
journs tomorrow.
The following decisions were rendered In the
court ofappeals to-day:
Moses Allen vs. the state; from Johnson. At
X Montgomery Va NJ ] Henderson "
John Ireland from Travis. Motion for re-
airing overruled. o-, ros.,t po.
II rrvin IS the state; from Iarraht' ne
yer.ed and remanded. a. No.. D.,
Reversed and remanded, -.
1 Henry Friiske vs. the state; Iroih 4uauu'
rom Bo tick VS. the state from Colorad ,,
Reversed and remanded. nm, n
I II Button VS. the state; from EillS. ne
Hen Harper VS. The state; from Camp. he
yersed ard remanded. n
versed and remanded ~
JUDGE Hurt di scented as to advlsaoillty OF
notary,s csrtificate of protest for any purpose
Ben Gregg VS. the state; from HOOD. Al
Ge rye Burroughs VS. A T Burch; from
Milan Dismissed.
Seen Masse vs. the state, from Camp. At
Mike GaIa CHER VS. the state; from Parker.
,Jndpe Hurt rendered n dissenting opinion in
the csse of Rritten VS. the stats.
Supreme Court: hodges VS. Donald; from
Denton Reversed and remanded
Nolan ct al VS. Bennett ct al; from Grayson.
Rev, rsed and remanded.
Peters VS. Asbock ct al; from NashlnStoh'
Reversed and rt merden
Wooldr dye vs cock; from mar. hffirmed.
Monre VS. Ball from McLennan. Affirmed l..
franklin VS. Hunter; from Hill A1fneo.
Terry VS. Kru a; from Hood. Amrmed.
Carter VS. Robinson; from Navarro. AZ
hrmed. m,
n q m va (,ri Dble. from GraySOn. A 11rHeu.
White VS. Lirsiy; from Dallas. Aflirm-d.
Galloway ct al vs. the state; from Travis
Affirmed ,u.,,
ton county, Va Bassett & Baf s.tt. Affirmed
Tee VS. Salmon from San Saba. Reversed
A Nlexander VS. Mulhall; from Ellis, Re:
port of commissioners Il appeals aaop'ed ana
Brooks vs. CLARK; from Grayson. Motion
for rehearfbg granted.
The following cases taken under adVlse.
ment. were transferred by the supreme court
to Tyler.
McReavy & Barlow Va Means; from Tarrant.
Wrig ht VS. Wilson Ell al; from Ellis.
Edwards vs. Thurman ct al; from Dal
Ryan ct al VS. Wilson ct al; from rarrant.
Edwards vs. Wheeler; from Travis.
GH&S A railroad. company VS. fieuHer;
Barrett vs. X ngsbury; from Bexar.
Compton VS. Wade Bridge company, from
McTe lUaA.
Eat Texas fire Insurance company vs. Reese;
Gan brell VS. state; from McLennan.
Mar. hell vs. Cr''S orr: trNm Re |.
In the dis iict court argument was concluded
in the RDsseRu case. ii was submitted 10
urv and a verdict OF not guilty r,noered.
The case of state va. II. V. Hurlock, charged
will probably occupy the attention Of the
court several days
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London, June 7i-Ths Paris correspondent
ofthe Times ears Al the 30 feeling befwern
the Italians ard Frercfmen is beirE vieN a
With some c-rnTlscency IN Gerrrang.
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D-froIt, Mish 5uns sI,-Dr. Chspln, II
Char tte. rornnifi.1 Euicids to.say- Hs-as
A trife ever 10 years 90
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Pepsin, Rhubarb, Mao drake and
GeBtian

Are the active ingredients OF Browns Pepsin
Tonic Give this wOndalful Dyspepsia remedy
q trial and be cured. For sale by oil druggists
q, To-
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

prospect for the Erection or Cotioh
Mills at Austin ana Fort worth
Time of Quarterly Conference
OF the M. II. church Chang
ed - Celebration OF ~.
Johns nay by the MA
sons Of Mckinney
Court Decisions,
Etc, Etc.
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rIchinE rIIes-sImPtoms and Cure


The symptoms ere moisture, like perspi-
ration, Ibtense itching, increased By scrstch-
ing. very distressing, particularly At night
as if pin worms we're crawling In end about
The rectum; The private psrts are sJmeiiDes
affected; IL allowed 10 eontinue, very serious
results may fo.iov. "Dr. SWaynes AD-beai-
ing Ointment IL q pleasant sure cure. Also
for tetisr, itch, salt rheum, fcald bead, cry
sipslss, bsrbsrs' itch. blOichss. 81 scsly.
crusfv. cutane0us efuptions. Price 50 conts
thres bo1es for 81 Is. Ssbt By nsil 10 any
sddrss. on rscsipi Of price in currency. OF
three cent posisge stsmps- Prepared Only
BIZ DR.. SvEyns a Bon. $40 North Sinh
street, Philsdelph,a, Pa 70 whom lsfte-
should Be s5dressso. Sold BY All prominent
druggist
The strr Reufe Cfses.
Wshirgion, Juns 23.-TheTs we're inter
ssfing procssdirrs 20 DAY IN tbs ciiuninsl
court q fLs district growing oui q ne
Star rouis essas. tr-s.ecn1 Aszisisrt Pest
rnss,sr Gers-si Brs5y nskinE. thorough h,
ccunssl 81 sppiiosfior rrsutirg tbs jury ne
rirtt 70 ezrnius fbs fuijsos vih phict
~ unus 10 ccrrscie3, = ore o. ne
rrsririrr Il ccu-l Cclrr-l Icfier
crs q brnfys coursei, aross 80 sd ttst
ffe-s zee rr.ssirE rrstisrs 81 r1tic
~rrcr-r rfirt Ser1s-crt - n.tsriirr -
h rrsr1 iu1. Be tbs. rsgossisc tss
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-02-17

ACincinnah cat caught mouse, and
bexansaa series Of Gymnastics with it
prior 10 killing and banqueting upon it.
Just then another cat. came up. Tom
Instantly ran his nose undersa tin pan
sthat'h I'd the Yard bottom side mp. and
deposited his prey, and thea attacked
the intruder. After . lively battle Tom $
adversary retreated. Tom pursuing him
out of sight He was gone possibly five
minutes, when he. returned to the yard,
walked up to the inverted pan, again
ran his nose underaait,'. seized the mouse
and proceeded with the ! meal, the
preliminaries to which had been 20 i'm.
pudently Interrupted. v - 8, j. =
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-02-17

.ITIsTTCE ALLEY had hardly been
,c,eneda to legal, !. business yesterday
WEN SLEIGH Containing seven or eight
, ,,..raons from beyond the city limits
ar,.e up to the door Of = popular
hut, -" less, ae anu His a Honor was boxing up
the ti,a.whan On old man. beckoned him
!, int, a.anrner and Hhispred:s - a.,
nv. darter Sarah here is going to hitch
t,srhar chrp there With -t1e-b}ue com.
:, forters aud. than we're going ont to have
some 6ystars.N 81 Il = II 10 I
ssAll right-au right, T" was the reply,
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An Inveterate Thief.

.phia, contains at this moment remark
able new arrival in the person Of George
Woodward, aged about forty. Wood
ward, 'when3a boy, was sengagedin cat
tle-raising with his parents, in Ohio, and
early developed an unconquerable pro-
pensity for horse-stealing. This brought
him many wears ago to where he is now,
but at The expiration of his sentence his
friends set him up in business, which
he afterward relinquished in favor of his
favorite pursuit, and again he returned
to jail for thirteen years. Although he
has no hands, only stumps, he is so clever
a workman that he surpassed all the
othef convicts, and When he Ahad saved
5000 he sent for lawyer, who con-
triyed TO get him pardoned, end again
he was started in business. But he has
been 1t it again in his old line, though,
apparently under legal advice. He stole
q whole, dove from q, Delaware County
farmer, and tbel low price st which he
offered the animals in Philadelphia led
to his detection. He says that in steal
ing theIcattie 0alu nom cons person no
acted systematically, explaining that he
couid only be indicted on one bill under
those circumstances, whereas, had he
taken thu same number (eighD Of cattle
from different persons he cou haye
been indicted and sentenfed on eight
different bifls, making His sentences
equivalent, ITO 8 am Kisonnent d for life.
Under ahis present. Isentenee he got the
full extent of the law, Give yearsJ, though
the farmer from whom the cattle were
stolen took pity on him and did not press
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-02-17
Evolution OF the Horse. -,

In Srecent pap6c before the Zoologi-
cal Society of London. Prof. Huxley
illustrated the laws of evolution by ref
erence, amotlg sother animals, to the
horsM n Thefe Is evidence, kesaid, the
valna II which has bot been disputed,
and which in my judgment amounts to
proof, that, between the commence
fnent of the Tertiary epoch and the
present time, the group Of the Eduidm
has been represented by a series of
forms, of which the coolest issthat which
departs least from the general type Of
structure of the higher mammalia,
while the latest is that which most vide
NJ differs from that type. In fact he
earliest Known equine animal possesses
four complete s1b-equaL digits on the
fore -foOt, three ons the, hindfoot; the
ulna is complete and distinct from the
radius; the fibula is complete and dis
tincf fom thatibias the fun number Of
CANNES being present. and the cheek
teeth having short crowns with simple
patterns and early formed roots The
latest, ON the other. hand. has only one
complete digit ON each loot, the rest be-
ing represented by rudiments; the ulna:
is reduced and partially .ankylosed with
the xradius the 6bula IL still more re-
duced and pdftially ankyiosed with the
tibia; the canine teeth are partially or
completely suppressed in the females;
the first cheek-teeth usually remain un-
developed, and when they appear are
very smaif; the other cheek-teeth have
long crowns. with highly complicated
patterns and late-formedl roots. The
Equida fof intermediate ages exhibit in
termediate characters. -
D[WithA respect TO thelinter probation of
the, facts two hypotheses, and only two,
appear to be imaginable. The one as
.sumes. that these successive forms of
equine animals have come into existence
independently Of one another. The
other assumes that they are the result of
the gradual modification undergone BY
the, successive members of a continuous
s os a {. sassss ssssaSiss "a
the, first hypothesis, he did net feel called
upon to discuss it. The adoption of the
second, however, was equivalent to the
acceptance of the doctrine of evolution
so far as horses are concerned, and in
the absence Of evidence to the contrary
he should suppose that It was accepted.
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Some Curious Stories or Lucky Tindy
NI.!$.s::;n us,.I],D!,.
A;ls;] s. - ;e;s

Of this kind have come under my own
This is saidntanbe lua1u4
but it mi q not whether lucl or
science, Do hg as the ''fiHd Is cd
one. In Eh cases it would 8eem t.
it is ever Better to be bor1 1u1ky { an
industri hs, Only last 81 in FPS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-02-17

MIR. GLADSTONE is reported by his
wife as singing every morning in. his
bath, and the inference is that he is not
much worried by the Irish agitation.