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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05
no DE CONTINUED.

THE LANGuAGEoF L MBRpLLAs.--For
instance, place your umbrella in rack
and il will indicate tina, il is ahait 10
change owners. To open Il quickly Ia
the street means that somebody's rye
IS going 10 be put out. To shutH, that
bat or Two Is 10 be Knocked ia. An
umbrella carried over ibc wonan, the
man getting nothing but the drips 81 rain.
signifies couriship. When the man has
the umbrella and the woman die drip.
pings, il indicates marriage. To punch
your umbrella into person md then
open 1t means; II dislike yca. TO
swing your umbrella over yoaraead sig
mites II am making a nuisance oil my.
sell" To trail your umbrella along
the sidewalk, means that the man be.
hind you is thirsling for yotr blood.
TO carry Il at right angles under your
arm signifies that an eye is iobe lost by
the man who follows you. 10 open an
umbrella quickly, il is SAID, viii fright
en- mad bull. To put q cotton nmbrel-
Ia by the side Of nice silk one signi.
ies, Exchange is no robbery" To
purchase an umbrella means, II am not
smart but honest" To lend an ulnarel.
la indicates, II am fool. no return
an umbrella means--neyer mind what
il means, nobod, ever docs that. To
tetura sn umbrella ID apsi af wind
pre- ages profanity Toxarf5 WI nm.
brella ina case signifies that II is a
shabby one. Tocarry anopenumbrel-
ADJUST high enough 10 tear oul mems
eyes and knock ofmen's hats signifies,
y am woman" Topress aaumbrel~
Ia on friend, saying: "0h, DO fake It.
| had much rather you would than not 4"
signifies lying. TO give friend halt OF
your umbrella means that both OF YOU
will get wet. To carry il from home IN
the morning means, IT will clear off, .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05
vIetuals and valor.


Patriotism is no doubt powerful
lever in urging soldier TO take desper-
ate chances, but the late war proved
that there were other levers of equal
force. A New York lieutenant and
tbirty-four men held possession Of
block house along the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad in 1882. One morning
scout come in and reported that force
OF 100 rebels was advancing to capture
the post The lieutenant ordered the
men in line and thus addressed. them
Soldiers, the enemy is advancing
upon US He will be here in half an
hour. We shall be outnumbered four
70 one, but I appeal to your patriotism
Ito your love of country--to your re-
spect for that dear old flag, to defend
this post to the last. Will you do it?"
Lieutenant" said the sergeant, as
he stepped forward after an omlnous
silence, eve are two few and the John
MES too many. We shall all be killed
or captured, and the men won't stick.
They go for eyacuating right away"
patriots and heroes" continued the
officer, after drawing a long breath.
I'VE have just received fresh rations Of
coffee, sugar and bacon. We haven't
been TO breakfast yet. II we evacuate
We have got to march twelve miles on
empty stomachs. II we remain and
defend the post I'll issue double rations
as soon as the last reb is driven off. If
you don't want to fight for your country,
let's fight for good, square meal"
Every hat was thrown up and every
man cheered, and twenty minutes later
when the enemy appeared. he was greet
ed with such hot reception that he
soon sounded the retreat.
When the Uuion forces under Nelson
made their stand at Franklin, the Con-
fedcraies had been tight after them for
several days, and 1t had been march of
empty haversacks. As the Confeder.
ates formed for battle many OF the reoi-
menls bad been without food for twenty
hours. Their first attack after patri-
otto address, was speedily repaIsed.
Cleburne led part OF the force making
the second advance. As he rode along
the lines he saw the men chewing
leaves from the cherry and apple trees,
and he said;
Brave Confedcrates, there is the
enemy. Behind those earth works are
cannon and muskets, and men Who know
how to use them. Behind those is a
bag wagon-train with heaps Of rations.
We've got to lick the enemy 10 gee this
train, and il we don't get his rations
Wen have TO Gil up on grass, for there
isn't Confederate bareback within
twenty-five miles Of Franklin. Follow
me to glory and-rations p
They followed him TO the earth works
and over them, but be was killed and
the lines driven back. His men, how
ever were tue only ones who mounted
The earth-works during that desperate
battle; and II is an open question whelh-
er an appeal TO a soldiers hunger won't
make hlm fight as well as an appeal to his
sentiment Free Press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05
How orrlclAEs WERE ONCE PAM

How OFFICIALS WERE ONCE PAID
II IS not general known historical fact
that from 1777 10 1854 the territory aow
known as Tennessee formed part OF
North Carolina, and that in 1855 the Ten
nesseeanS, becoming dissatisfied with
their government, organizeda State gov
eminent under the name Of Franklin"
which was maintained for some years.
The organization afterwards disband-
ed, and Territorial Tennessee was again
annexed TO North Carolina. The Iol-
lowing Is among the laws passed by the
legislature of the State of Franklin.
We copy as found in a speech by Dan
Iel Webster on the currency in 1888:
"Be IL enacted by The General AS
sembly of the State Of Franklyn, and il
is hereby enacted by the authority OF
the same: That from the first day of
January 1873, the salaries of the officers
ofthis Commonwealth be as follows, TO-
wit:
His Excelency the Governor, per
annum, 1000 deer skins;
chs Honor the Chief Justice, 500
deer skins or, 500 raccoon skins;
"The Treasurer OF the State, $50 rae
coon skins;
Each County Clerk, 800 beaver
skins
CLERK Of the House OF Commons,
300 raccoon skius;
Member Of Assembly, per diem,
three raccoon skins
Justice feelor signing warrant, one
muskrat skin;
ITO the Constable for serving war
rant one mink skin;
Entered into a law the 18th day of
October, 1878, under the great seal Of
the State"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05

return walk be was 0vefiaken II iiIk|
venerable Judge Weston wh1f 1id
age hadfetiTed from official duty &
He had been one oi the best z61ils
Of Morley's youth, had wats. II |Ii4
course with more than friend * |Sis
est, had taken great pride 10 b; jus
larity and growing lame, and wa bod
to the very heart at The whizg Il
that had from time 10 time duKisz. IT.
past few months reached bis eaf
The previous nights actions hi ta
so exaggerated IN Squire Blan Nh.
count Of them as 70 becBme III eeNs
worthy the most degraded pa.lsI sll.b
rom shop. and The Rfiexed A. -
EDD II Aais.s.saats al
ing especially to visit him When he
met him looking so much like ins flyor-
ite OF pleasant memory, he dismissed
the painful reports from his MINT and
invited hun TO take seat beside hm in
has carriage.
Taking Morley's hand IN BIZ, he
stroked it as he used to do whet pet
ting him as boy, talking with father
ly concern Of his present and iutuie ca
reer, not once giving hint ofhis ktowl-
edge of bis errors. The meaning went
straight to the heart Of the listener aud
carried with il winning lesson the
pious reserve Of Squire Bland could
never have taught.
The Judge stopped at the office all the
morning aud rendered valuable assist
lance TO bis young trend ia the knotty
case the country clients laid before their
counsel.
at win be big feather IN your cap,
my dear boy. il YOU defeat Jones IN this
case. know the old fox will put forth
his full powers, so study out the knots
and look up the loop holes; watch The
creyices, for be is slippery as an eel;
shut up the hiding places and afford
him no refuge when he falls back upon
his tricks. He's got more pluck than
any dozen lawyers that il has been my
fate 10 be bored with during the whole
period OF my long term Of Office. II,
sticks like grim death 10 It's object ant
can put more seeming strength into
weak case and keep It under the last
longer than any man IN The State. f'u
you have no time to lose il you wouldn't
spoil the pudding and the roast Of your
worthy hostess continued the judy,
looking al his watch. "By.ihe.hy. Il
occurs TO me | am under al engage
meat a month old 10 eat this qupi
house. xvarntn0 dinnaF "a TiIArts. ,ian
over, my hey, and remind Tie ..giidc
wlc" whal the old John A6TeF " sYy
Jo' seems ohave forgotten v hen be e.
lecied you TO OIL h,s place to-day.
While they dine. We viii see wlat
kept Pompcy 50 long on bis egaaa for
1t was q foil hour before he 70. back
bringing Lucy's answer expresriog her
pleasure ia the arrangement when il
necessarily required not more than I'll.
teen MINUTES.
TO DE- CONTINUED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05
written for the Beacon. ]
The Old Brick House.


A moss-grown roof and battered wall
From which the time-worn shingles fall;
Lone and echoless the hail.
The Old Brick House.
Once the patter OF little feet,
And lisping voices soft and sweet
Made the mother Joys complete,
In the Old Brick House.
Then the merry school boys shout,
Proclaiming loudly school is out,
Hunting mischiefatl about,
Through the Old Brick House.
The years sped on, TO man estate
Their talents through the land yibrate,
Joining the ranks IA egiglntc,
From the Old Brick House.
Twas a bridal time-in robes Of white
With the hopes Of youth and life so bright,
she plghted vows on her wedding night,
In the Old Brick House.
The father and mother, an aged pair,
Knelt TO consecrate with prayer
This child Of their declining years,
In the Old Brick House.
Feebler and fcebler, as day by day
ms lone old couple Wended their way,
Their ebony locks now threaded with gray,
In the Old Brick House.
The church bell toll'd d; on Summers morn
As slowly these veterans IN life were borne,
They said il sadly, the old couples gone"
From the Old Brick House.
Now it's neglected and stands alone
Deserton is marked on every stone
Dreary the wailing winds now moan,
Through the Old Brick House.
Decay and dust have entcr'd there,
over the floors; aud the rickc,y stair
Creaks and sways with the weight Of years
Poor Old Brick House.
mass Of ruin and decay
From which ils inmates pass away
To mingle with their mother clay,
Poor Old Brick House.
l.. A. J.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05

GGeThe church militant: Daring the
Galveston Mardi Gras procession Jim
Webster drove one Of the wagons, and
looked very imposing surrounded BY
red and blue fire. After the PROCESSION
was over Jim met Parson BIedso, OF the
Blue Light Colored Tabernacle, and
said to him! 81 reckon, Parson, dat are
red fire and de yellin' OBJ de crowd CUB
you pretty good idea OBJ de hell you
breaches so much about" "Hit did,
James, quietly responded the parson,
"partickerlarly when ! seed you in de
middle Of de fire."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05

"a A southern outrage: Pea Bios
som, adiminutive African, was up yes
terday for stealing box Of sardines.
Don't you know, said the recorder,
"that it is wrong for you to steal as
small thing as a can Of sardines and get
caught at III"
"'Taint my fault, boss; foah God it
amt and the young culprit began TO
blubber.
= "Who's fault is it, then -
Ode storekeeper, sab Eff he hadn't
come in and cotehed me when he did,
would have got off wild a whole dozen
boxes"
This looks very much like another
one OF those cases that demand prompt
attention on the part of the federal an.
thoritles. Pc Blossom has evidently 10
be deprived Of some OF his civil rights;
not TO mention the sardines.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05

a." Money does everything for a
man" said an old gentleman pompous-
ly. Yes" replied another man "but
money won't do as much for a man
as some men will do for money"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05

o. "Begorrah, Mary, how do ye sup
pose the egg liver got that color r re,
marked The new chambermaid to the
cook who was admiring large yellow
Easter egg.
Perhaps" returned Mary, CHANGING
at her shyly. 'tbe auld hin had The
iandice."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05

G5-Papa, how do editors get free at
all shows9 Well, sonny, as a general
rule they give S25 worth Of advertising
for % cent ticket.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-05

A moss-grown roof and battered wall
From which the time-worn shingles fall;
Lone and echoless the hail.
The Old Brick House.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-19
EMBROCATING EMUL

~ SION.-J. F. Calkins has been travelin g l.;
the interest of DR.. c. l.. Stevens, of the cit IA
Cleveland, Ohio, and in the past three years has -
tied all the cities and principle towns of State
many of the most eminent and talented Physicians
in the State, and in his intercourse with them has
gathered number of valuable prescriptions from
which he las compounded an article he calls Calk-
kns' Embrocating Emulsion, used lotion .
Many of the citizens of Towanda and surrounding
towns by its use are recommending 1T as valuable
treatment for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, local and
chronic pains, back, head tooth ache, criek in
burns; SC. Price 25 cents per bottle Druggists
supplied on liberal terms.
A gentleman in town says, it is the best thing for
burns / ever had in my house.
A lady in Wilksbarre was cured of quinsy in its
first stages by 1t when her physician said it could
not be stopped.
Pleurisy the Embrocatng Emulsion stopped it at
once. A lady in East Troy says it cured her of In
1ammatory Rheumatism with which she Attic
ted for more than year, having kept her bed for
weeks at time.
A lady in Monroe Township spraned her ankle
severely that she obliged to keep her foot on
pillow, by tn of the Embrocating Emulsion
in three days She was doing her house work, and
at once cured. An old citizen of Ithaca was
afflicted with pain in his side. He could find
nothing TO relieve him. He YVES induced to use the
Embroc . ting Emulsion and writes f. j. Calkins,
dear Two applications of the Embrocating
Emulsion stopped the pain. l afflicted with
Itching piles. 1t also stopped them. 1t is very
valuable. Signed p. Case. b
F One gentleman who suffering with severe
back ache caused by lying in bed for a long time
with sickness effectually relieved by three ap-
plications of the sEmbrocating Emulsion.
"A lady in our Town who had used the article
said Mr.. Calkins ought to make fortune out OF
the Embrocating Emulsion.
The names of all the above cases can be given
and many more cases added, Try it.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-19

Mails arrive and depart at the Towanda Postofice
as follows
ARRIVE DEPART
4 90 4. II. Phila Y Y. and East States Pm. 40
10 30 ....Dushore. Bernice, I.aporte, &c.... 40
IL Is :.......L. V. way mail North 40
IL 90 New Era Sc Tues, Thurs and Sat. 90
II 90 Asvlun &c Mon We'd and Fri. l 90
II Oa Shesheouin &c.........M M. IL 90
. / on y n Troy Burlington &c... 4. u. 10 90
2 30 Closed mail from Erie 81 N.C.R.Rs... 40
4 90 ....... Canton, Monroeton, &c........ 00
20 ...L " way mail South ....... 80
12 90 ........LeRaysville Rome, &C. Pm 90
6 80 ...... Barclay ............... l 90
10 40 Erie west of Elmira. ........ SO
Office open from !: 90 A. NJ to Z AS p. NJ.
Money order Office open from 100 to 100 p. NJ.
Office open Sunday from 9: 90 to 10 90 A. NJ.
L. POWELL, L. M.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-01
NOTICE 10 CO-oWgE2S.

CARSON CRY, NEVADA. June Is. 1881.
10 osaer anderson, Joseph Bcce, fhcTaas Mayes A.
Elbarssnd Nati:an.o iIorlss ziou he 10y notified
.aas - the undersigned have expended the OF four
and six 5oO0 doarsin L. S gold coin, in labor
Lode situate lying and being in Orsby county. State
Nevada, a5cu. and one-haH miles west OF the Lake
view tunnel the line Of the Virginia Truckee Rail
scas SAID claim at point the south side
~the line OF the Virginia and Geld Hill Water Cornpanys
PIPE and thence south fifteen hundred feet 70
ne line the Bas5ette Mining Claim, which said
exnerded ~ for che purpose Of holding sad
claim and premises under the provisions oil Section 1924 OF
,te Revised Statutes OF tie United States, being the
required hold the for the years 1873 1872
sSo OF wh;c, expended the proportion OF
.sc you in said lode and claim is the
set opposite your respective names to-wit:
Diver Anderson. -
soSeph boice !!
IEoGiaS NayeS 30
A u HOBART ~
AathaAle hoiines IV 90
And if within hundred and eighty days after the first
publication of this notice. you fail refuse to contribute
yeur proportion of such expenditure co-owners,
s6sve out your interest in said claim and lode will be-
the property of the subscribers, under said Sec
2524
ROSS LEWE RS,i
2. N MARKER,
g. A. LEE,
MAURICE MAY
kLlAS OWENS
;uhe 14o0d
, 1881-01-18
AN OPIUM DEN.


YVItnt ii 1Teaff1o (1fftuor NmlV VAutnrtTnv
y"at.,r,tav ,,,,,r,,I,~ ,.n," ,1,,,,. sas''st!'s
~ 4S "".' An."nes ~. totottet
Was sttltlx III tue olflca OF Dr. Do Wnlf, In tho
CIty-IInlt, u man can,o in coInptatnnn ut an
opll,1s. don In tho busetuut,t Ut No. i7 Clark stro,t
i',st .m,tt, ~ Mn,iisor. 1,nr,n,. t,'n o1t..,,nn
ol''cer MeFkl, tho clerk OF tho Health ncpurt.
t'ctt, and tho reporter mado visit to tho pluce
,,vor ,v.,ir,, h",',,e s,,y., ~ n''n,,,. 1I,n. W
sn..'s,',,.. "sHs "nru uaaa m s'E y. s tlllR WIN.
Ch1hoae 1oA ntofo. "hos tho Tow sttpI'ery AMI
, 1881-01-18

SnverAl FcopIo Murdered by the In
4tunn-A Custom. n.alouso Onlcer EKe-
cutcA for Enguglug In ContrabauA
Trade.
crrr OF MEx1co, jim. 9.--Inulans In tho
Stato Ut chihuahua. Dec. ~. killed four lue,,,
two women, a.M II child, al,d afterwards
murdered four shepherds and wounded scy-
eral others. On the noxt tay Lieut.. Zuniga
attacked the 1nd!uNs in Starro del Nllo, but
was unable to drive the,n frouQ their strong
hold.
1t Ia reported that Gen. Tlburc!o Montlei
actually ordered tho execution. Of nllu shut
Enl. Tnpia, administrator OF the Custoll.-
l10usa 1T I.ataz, I41wer California, for ell
KaKiuK III cOlltrAbund trade.
, 1881-01-18
WALL STREET.

THE AIU1h NAikhl4I Q1EfH llEufhNTs
apfetat DHpa&eh to The Chitae0 Tribune.
NEW YOHK, jan, 17.-The week opened
with great animation and buoyancy III tho
share list IN the Stock Exchange, md the
purchases Of some stocks were OIL iii IN.
usually largo scnle. Thu ndrnneo in prices
as compared with the closing quotations Of
Saturday ranged from u to ~ per cent. The
greatest Improvement WIS in st. Paul,
Northwest, Illinois Central, Wabash, anu tho
various Pacific r0ads. Towards noon there
was sudden change in tic temper Of
speculation. and pltces reacted 11 to ~ per
cent, but subsequently the market ngutn he
came strung, and partially recovered. Cli-
cagO, burlington Il Quincy aud lioatling were
! EXCEPTIONS TO TIE GENERAL. LIST.
The fonnnr declined IL per cent, recovered
W, and rcacted 5; wl1Ilo tho latter dropped
~ per cent. There was more acttylty III
Northern Pacific tflAn fur some ttunc fIast.
Union nHd Central Pacific tEuctuated cnnsitl-
ernbly, while the Changers weroa1s0yAriablc.
Thcr0 WIS q slight decline in Val,derbi!ts.
Western Union advanced, and reacted III tho
carly dealings. Tlserc WIS renewed strength
and activity IN thu stock market towards thu
closa, nlltt III s0lno Instances tile highest
PRICES Ut tho tlay WIS mule, CNnatla South.
urn advanced, us ntso did Ontario l. Western,
Union Pacific, Central Pacific, Northern pa.
c[Ilc preferred, Erie, st. l'nul, Lake Shore,
Western Union, Now York Central. aud
American Union.
IN NAlLlloAD DoSDs
m enormous business WIS alotla In tho Texas
1'aclllc, Erie, Kal,s.Is Il 'rexns, and e., e. 4
!. q. issl,es. Texas racllle, Istn drusle hi.
vision t|rsts, rose 10 ol1<; do incomes to NJ;
II. ". j. Ogtlrnsburg tlrsts to VIZ; O., u. Il
l.c. Incomes to 75H; H., II. IL Erletlrsts to I51,
anu Chesapeake l. Ohlo tirsts, series u, 10
&}9l. Erlo eol,sOl seconds declined from
10l16 to l0l1l, ka!,sas Il Texas sccu,,tls rose
to 109l. fo!l olf to 7s}8, a,d recovered to ~.
Iron Mtnltnaalm llrst preferred Incomes do
Glued FROM 011t4 10 0GIS, ui,A SECONDS uo froil
" to HI
MINING SHARES.
At tho first three calls ut tho American
Mining Uuartl there was n largo business III
lioslon Consolidated, tho stock rising to leo,
tlecllning to l2o, rally!ng to Ito, aiId 1lnallY
Iecet(lng to la3. Silver Gilt was MIUro nct!yr.
EantlewAter to 80, aliu Miner hoy to ~ Cal
!fornia declined to 1:s, Ophir to 5BS, and
Union Consolidated to us.
Tho Vanderbilt peuple arc confident Of
llI0NEIs Prlcl:A
for Lake Shore, Nuw Yu.k Central, 1ltchi.
gun Central, MIL Northwestern. COMMON
aud preferred. It Is claimed that the
Michigan Central Is likely to b.
considerable benefited by q new trat,
tlc arrangement recently male, which
Includes the Cal,ada Southern. Thu Insiders
III Western UnioM aro anticipating another
smart advance, anl q prominent officer 0t
one Of the companies included ln the coli.
solluatl0n predicted 125 for Western. Union
aud 70 for American Un!on this week. rllg
faet that thare has been no hitch whateye,
so fur In tue negotiations and that Messrs
| Vanderbilt, Green, and Morgan have united
, 1881-01-18
in n request for proxies In favor Of tho au,al-
gAnat1un Is regarded as

on,not,n,, 10 rnrortn,l 80
:. .r..,t,,.u, r s,,v
Thcrc Ia stronr toIk nmour 1orrc trn,,crs
of ,os ~ rtt,', ,aott;, ,,, ,,o".. a,,i I,,,,,
~ nrc,.a or, ,,r.sic,"I f,r Wn,o.,' IL atnst.
1,rrsilcnt ffmn,',l,nv Inc ao," ,v"s, m i'm.
,nrt,,rt h,stn,s. r,,,,,,,rtc, ,v;ti, tro wntnsi,
f,ar,I,, ,,n,,t nm, s,, ,,,r,. ;,,,,,,r,,tt ,,n.
tr,,t.r,a o,,,l cn,,,,,t,,,s ar, ir,, ,,.,,,t,nt.
ri. .1,hnro ia ioryo l,,xI,r nt wntnsl, f,,r
'' '".es w: "~ VS. '" -
, 1881-01-18

OF A NEW TELEta1tArEI COMPANY.
Special Dttpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yo1Ix, jan. 17.-lt was r,tmorcd to-
day that new telegraph company to conf
peto with the consolidated companies l,ad
been organized, and that Its Presidency had
been tendcrcd to Mr. Hugh j. Jewett, and
by him accepted. So far as can be learnetl,
no new company has CONC Into existence.
although It is by no means improbable tlnt
tho preliminary steps towards such an or
galization are being quietly taken BY we'll
known capitalists. It Ii known that on Snt~
urday last three gentlemen visited the office
Of Mr.. Jewctt for the purpose of obtaining
froul lin permission to use his nalne In COLI
nuctlon with the Presidency Of
"A TELEGI.AlII COMPANY"
which 1t was intlmatcd might como into
existence at an carly ante. Tlis probably
accounts for the use OF Ills name In connec-
tio1 with the aforementioned ru,,lor, When
questioned upon tho matter Tonight, Mr.
Jewett would only say tint llo had not ac-
ceptcd tho Presidency Of any telegraph
company; that no sucl. Presidency, In fact,
Ind even BEEN offered lin, and he knew
nothing Mt all about tho formation OF al1y
nuw company or OF plans looking 10 such
all object.
, 1881-01-18

1p1s1o1 170paEfH 10 1Hs EHEedg6 9T7bNN&s
cLEvELASD, O., Jan. ia number Ut
cemeteries throughout Northern Ohio have
been visited By grayerobbers Of late, a,ld this
morning detectives created excitement by u
rai1 OIL ,nedical colleges In search OF tIla
mlsslng bo.ly OF Juln H. Roll, which WINS
stolen from Its yravo In Nuw Philadelphia
lust Friday nlght. Ona OF tle rascals c,,-
gaged III tho KlIostly robhcry WIS caught
next thy a1M! lotlKcd il jul, and Information
jIeyv ulat iho hndy had bcvn brought to olie
Of thu colleges IN Cleyeiaul. 'rAc detectives
wers accompanied by officers fro1n NuW
philadelphia. ullu friends Ut leceaseu. At
eacl' eo!lexo = Kood supply of bodies
tue required tiescslutIo,i. uurIhg thu seareIl
tho visitors were compelled tu undergo 1ise
OF ins[nu4tlu2 and Insulting relnnsks from
some OF thu students. aud tiually they were