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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01
The Gain OF n Loss,

Tho following circumstance actuSlly
occurred in Dublin short time back.
Mr. L. was much attached to Miss
c., the young, beautiful, and accom-
plished heiress to property OF some
El5, 900 per annum but, being himself
lord OF no other earthly possessions thur
his love-" fearful not only Of refusal ON
the part of the Indy to rcciprocate the
sentiment, but of the probable imputa-
ton of mercenary motives by her friends
Miss c., however, had sufficient pene-
tration to discover the genuine and dis
interested affection Of the swain, md the
highly praiseworthy constituencies which
caused him to shrink from its nvowal.
She was by no means indisposcd to ell
courage his suit, but the consciousness
Of his comparative poverty rendered
more thnn the ordinary encouragement
given by n lady to her sutton necessary
to stimulate his courage to PROFOUND tho
decisive inquiry. How was she, then, to
give expression to her sentiments re-
garding him, without at the same time
overstepping the bounds OF "maiden
modesty." She proposed game nj
cards.
"For what stakes shall wc playT'
asked Mr.. L..
"There's my stake" said the lady,
throwing down sovereign; "if you win.
you win itif I win, win yo'Use;C l
am aware have no chance of winning,
though, against so expert player as
you."
Mr. L. was, indeed. about the best
player in Dublin, while Ills fair antagon-
list knew little or nothing OF the game.
Strange to say, however. on this occasion
his luck deserted him. The poor gentle
man was 80 unfortunate as to lose both
the game and himself--and won the
hciressi Their marriage was celebrated
ut st. st. Peters.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01
Save the Brain.

Do not overtax the brain. No man
should do more work of muscle or Of
brain in day than he can perfectly re-
cover from the fatigue of in a good
nights rest. Up to that point, exercise
Is good Z; beyond are waste of life, ex-
haustion and decay. When hunger calls
Tor food, and fatigue demands rest, we
are in the natural order, and keep the
balance of life. When we take stimu-
lants to spur our jaded nerves or excite
an appetite, we are wasting life. There
is wrong and mischief in all waste of
life. man should live so as to keep
himself at his best, and with true econ
omy. To eat more food than is needful
is worse policy than tossing money into
the sea. 1t is waste Of labor and a
waste Of life.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01
Irish Criminal Statistics Of a Year.

DR.. W. Nelson Hancock's bulky "Blue
Book" giving the criminal and Judicial
statistics of Ireland for the year 1879 has
just been published. The indictable
offenses not determined suinmarily num-
Der 8,OS9, being l, 1870 more than in 1878,
while in the latter year the number was
631 in excess OF the number in 1877.
The last year in which there was a SINH
lar increase was 1862. The increase Of
1,12O was distributed over thirty five
county and town districts, the most
marked increases being 22S, in Dublin
City, 217 in the County Of Galway, and
1874 in the County Of Mayo. On the
other hand, Kildare showed decrease
Of GO, Cork East Riding 16, and Cavan
IA The number Of offenses determined
summarily was 900, go, being decrease
Of IL, 889, Of which decrease 8,703 was
in punishable Drunkenness result
which DIR. Hancock attributes 10 the
Sunday Closing Act The statement re-
lating to the Landed Estates Court shows
that there was fall in the average price
realized from eighteen and nine tenths
years purchase in 1878 to seventeen and
seven-tenths in 1879. The average Of
the five years ended in 1876 was l9 "a
course, fewer sales we're effected. and tbs
total amount of the purchase rao7ec vss
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

"DoN'T get out of anybodys way"
advised Henry Ward Beecher. But,
Mr.. Beecher, when you recognize your
landlord only half block away, and it
is three days past rent day, and there
are two cross streets, an alley and three
four-story stairways with rear exits
winking at you from the near side of the
street-are we-is man, that is, to go
straight ahead and collide with the land
lord? Oh, nonsense what kind of talk
is that to give debt-laden people, with
money at 8 per cent, and your summer
clothes not paid for?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01
A Liberal Editor.

We were grieved to read the other day
of the death of one of Michigan's jolliest
pioneer editors-almost the last man of
band who published weeklies in the State
when a coon-skin whould pay for col
umn "ad," and three bushels of corn
dumped on the office floor stood for a
years subscription. Never publisher
was more liberal with his space. 1t was
hard work for him to charge for anything
except the tax list and mortgage sales,
and he measured short even on them.
One day In the years gone by his paper
copied an attack on q county official, and
old Mark was doing at his desk when
the injured party stalked in and began:
You are coward, sir-a-c owardW
Mebbe 1 am, was the editors COM
placent reply.
'And can lick you, sir-lick you out
of your wrinkled old boots p
81 guess you could" answered Mark
as he busted the wrapper off his only
exchange
I'm going to write an article calling
you fool, liar, coward, cur, slanderer
and body -snatcher, and go over to Ionia
and pay five cents line to have it pub
lished i'
"Hey?' queried the old man as he
wheeled around.
eyes, I'll pay five cents line to have
it published'
"Say, let me tell you something" re-
piled Mark. Give got 200 more circu-
lation than the Banner, and I'll publish
your attack ON me for two cents line
and take it out in mill fe d OF corn stalksl
frnf 10,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01
VOL. 10.
THE PENNILESs ORPHAN.
BIT HATTIE Z. 8. oRrssy

Oh I am all alone Ia the world,
And the world cares not for me;
The rich man shelves me rudely aside;
am poor, but what cares he?
A penny, sir, )" but no, it's refused;
He bids me not to annoy;
He meier felt the biting want
OF the penniless orphan boy.
A lady arrayed in Jewels and silks
Is still more heartless than he;
HE sullenly asks If the walks were made
For such a wretch me;
And she shuns the path that have trod,
As though 'twere q heinous sin
To even step where the shodless feet
OF the bcggsr boy had been
"A wretchi- oh, the tears are starting now,
For remember that mother dear
Who always called nc sweet, pet names,
but she Is no longer here -
For God has taken her spirit home,
Where the holy angels dwell;
Oh, He was kind TO take her away,
"He docth all things WE'LL
In the dim old attic yonder she died,
And none save me was Nigh
All! forget, the angels were there,
And the stars were In the sky;
know held her in my wee arms,
Close by the window pane,
And told her to look upon the world
She pe'er would view again
And thcn, upon pallet Of straw,
laid her down 10 die,
And there we lay, heart pressed to heart,
Ny dying mother and I;
The FIRE In the CRATE wss low,
And the lamps were burning aim,
And the walls OF that low attic cell
We're than deatu more grim.
Bhe died Just as the morning woke
To usher In the newborn day,
And soon the dGrk-b-owed sexton came
And bore her form away;
And was thrust into the street,
beRgar child, TO roam
Amid tho city wilderness,
With naithor friends nor home.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01
Tired Of II.

well, I'm getting about tired OF this
ere life, said an ultra specimen Of the
genus tramp. Going half-starved ono
day, and drenched to the skin another;
sleeping one night in barn, the next
night under a hedge, and the third in
the lookup; this life isn't what it used
10 be. Tell yer what It's, boys, II
'tvasn't for the looks Of the thing, I'd go
10 work
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

"OuR hearts, our thoughts, our very
beings grow tender with age" said the
pastor, thoughtfully. EYES," said the
new boarder, with passionate CLEAN Of
intelligence in his mild blue eyes, "but
then we are not hens Nobody
laughed very much, except the landlady.
She seemed to enjoy it immensely; but,
when the pudding was brought in, ii
was noticed that the new boarder got
all the crust and none Of the "dope, I"
SO it was generally thought that Mrs.
McKerrel had dissembled
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

Why he was in the Penitentiary

An important case was tried before
the Criminal Court of the District OF
Columbia. An old colored man was
on the witness stand. The District
Attorney Intercepted him:
"What is your name?
"John Williams, sab"
"Are you the John Williams who
was sent to the Albany State Peni-
ten tiary for larceny"
mo, sall--not this JOHN
care you the John Williams who
was convicted of arson and sent to
the Baltimore Penitcntiary?"
"No, sah."
T red of asking fruitless questions
the District Attorney suddenly put
leading one:
"Have you been in the peniten-
tiary?'
Eyes, sah"
All eyes were now turned upon the
witness. The District Attorney
smiled complacently and resumed:
"How many times have you been
in the penitentiary"
"Twice, sah."
"WhereY
"In Baltimore, sah."
"How long were you there the first
timer
'Ahout two hours, sah.'
"How long the second time.' ask
ed the attorney, rather crestfallen.
San hour, sab. | went there to
White wash cell for lawyer who
,ad robbed his client"
The attorney sat down amid the
Taught y Of the spectators.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

MUST tell you OF conversation
overheard at Manhattan Beach between
two children who we're playing in the
sand together. The small boy said to
the girl: "Do you wish to be my little
wife?" The little girl, after rejecting:
Eyes" The small boy: "Then take
off my boots. "--NeW York Post.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

FoND parent to his son: eyes, San
Francisco is the place to get ON in.
Look at James, he started without
penny, and has lately failed for 500, 900.
OF course that's an extreme case. /
don't expect you to do as well as that.
Still, with honesty and industry, see
no reason why you should not, in few
years, fail for $50, OO0."
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

CARO-, the censor, learned the Greek
language when he was eighty-four years
of age. We shall follow the example Of
Mr.. Cato, and not learn the Greek
language until we arrive at the age Of
eighty-four. BY that time we shall prob
ably discover what good it would do us
to acquire knowledge OF that language.
-lNorristaun Herald.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

"ScrEscE enumcrates 5sS species of
organic forms III the air we breathe.
Just think Of it Every time you draw
in breath whole geological garden
slips down your 'giudpipe and no free
tickets to .
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01
A nr

Young Fred, o bashful yet persistent swain,
Was very much IN love with Mary Jane.
One night she told him, in her tenderest tone,
" II Is not good for man to be alone'
Said Fred, "Just 40, you darling little elf;
I've often thought of that same thing myself.n
Then said the lass while Fred was all agog,
"You ought to buy yourself terrier dog"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

THERE was a theatrical performance in
San Francisco; baby in the gallery
began to screech so loudly that the
actors were quite thrown out, and the
manager, to drown the child's cries, had
the orchestra strike mp loud tune,
whereupon a miner. who had just come
in, shouted out, Here, 1 say, stop them
ilarned tiddles; | haven't heard baby's
voice before for seven wears -
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

The tale that Gambetta, when a child
voluntarily put out his right eye in order
to be removed from seminary which
he abhorred, is pronounced an absurd
fiction. The real facts are, that one day,
when only eight years old, while looking
at cutler boring holes in the handle of
a knife with drill fastened to an old
broken foil by piece of catgut, this
rude machine gave way by reason of too
great tension, and the broken foil struck
the right eye of the child with great
force, performing the cornea This ter
rible accident causing him to be one diff
ferent from his kind, he was petted,
pampered and spoiled by his parents,
his every whim and fancy INDUCED, and
every caprice OF his ardent and violent
character allowed free play.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

The compositor who set up "pimpled
chops" for limpled cheeks" didn't
look bit natural in death.-Modern
Argo.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01
Ar AstOnished Flunkey.

Lord Redesdale, somewhat shabbily
dressed, as is his won't, recently went to
see the foreign minister. Knocking at
the door, he was received by the foot
man, who, without knowing who Lord
Redesdale was, informed him CURLY that
Lord Granville was not home. "But
look ere" continued the funkey. "iust
run and get me a pint of 'arf and 'arf,
will you ?"-producing a jug. Certain
ly," replied Lord Redesdale, and, taking
the jug, away he toddled for the beer.
Bringing it back, he handed it to the
footman, who first of all took a regular
quencher, and then Lord Redesdale,
politely declining the offer of drink,
quietly remarked: sob, by the by,
when your master comes in tell him that
the Earl Redesdale called to see himl"
You may imagine how the footman felt
at that sublime moment, and how Lord
Granville conveyed his displ ASSURE to
him when, after hearing the anecdote
told amid roars of laughter in every club
he went into, he arrived home and had
an opportunity of hearing the funkey's
explanation.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

Sara Bcrnhardt never had moth
er-in-law.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-01-01

Limburger cheese has great strength
of character.
, 1881-11-10
MICHIGAN SUFFERERS,

Answers to Qucstions. I'ropaunalcd hy
HE Secretary OF the Relief Eoliintt-
toa-'E'lIe Amount Needed To Curry tho
knncrOrx Through tile Winter.
P0lrr IlUnuS, A[lch., Nov. 0--A dispatch
from ,tu'ncs $. AlcDonnld, Secretary Of the
Michigan ltu!ief Committee, M. a0D Broutl-
way, Saw York. colltanB tic following
questions:
I. Wnut Is the prcscnt cnnltton af the l,re
implements, and general fnultios for col,tluu-
lug their fnrncr occupations?
,nittees %ompnrc with the ,amoHat 1'ccessary to
enable tho pooplo 70 follow their asoenuuns,
n TO Gsf1y sas' nsss nc ws91er aud Until
:. What amount uf cltHh has been distributed
" :.aeh committee to eaus faulty III Its dis
I. In your committee Or tho Detroit Coll,nlttoe
.,rnhasi.'g n,eroanuliso from tho merchants of
contributing Mtn1nK tho 8ud9rerb2
To the Questlulls, E. Q. Carleton, Mayor md
Chairman of thu Fort llurun ise,lef Commit
teC, replies III follows:
!. 1hcsu II la.luh sickness, oeeastonel by do.
fsstiSS c sSitSr s 1nd s MS q ne stS
With Farming inducements of ltnuiu'llate nccessl-
stoppea nud tioiiutt anin,nt tn cash was Rivct,
| 70 cauh suttorcr th0 l,eUUlu woull resume ther
former otc,!padons 1t oileu. ..
tnoro vii IT. tsnIies fn IL sho coasie. Il
Ut. Eaa!r, sanI!ac, and l!urot. Each family
Wso sfR a1s soa ao se9area ses rhS IT,
means Of the Port Huron Con,mltice Mrs nbDnt
exhausted. Tha caRh receipts ut the Detroit
| f;sn.usD. Ilnw much Of this IL 0n hand we can.
not suy, laus1'i'.sh K 81 they hayo never puettshu
!nure than $i;sllMl representa- cash on hand
'rhi. you'll rs'l.re ~ additional fttuotl y s,c
, 1881-11-10

slightest regard tn it. lilt With srtEIlll'l fcnr-
lrsilr.s which wo i,,st Hll htlnItre AMI Ill sh9
time GMrv haa pnt,c right nion9. rnnt!ertv AMI
10 eontnr. II simply demonstrates hwy urrr-
4 .i,tit9e whn trrt,lr. ucr,,r.,lng IN hta hnnrss
rnnvlctions of tin Inv. withnt tho slightest
retcrencn tn whn. lille nplnitn .tt.,n suhlEGt
m,oi,s trl:lcstInt, is high compliment
10 hiin, and Il worthy recognition nj hts tti*-
tinH,,s],e jr,itclal srryres: md his nnminnsinn
BY fhn l,rn.t,crate purity H. nnn Of thu utcailest
th,ngs TINT purity rvrr dI.i IL !hn h:st9ry IT its
career III this city. II sl,.,ws Tint tho lc,.ycn
tnxlcftg, or ,it,sct hr such reetwt,Itons. hut ho
viii gn right atnnx, without Il r,.rttclc Of chntns
n< irltf,1rttHl RR II Rnnw.sfcrfi. md He intlrily
s.rnivtt ns a rnmtsul.' EvcryhMly lskra hni.
every ,nwycr respects HIN. md theG Isn't Il
lnwynr III iO,rn TINT tio hasn't nt ono tttn0 or
AuNlhnr t,catcn out NJ hts b.otA."
, 1881-11-10

It
viid Tersn aetfhr,; INC arEM' w, nv .Mf uf,t ~ " III
r ,!"w 9 @ nH , sRa aras S!a. w. sttvr MpUt ~
DID m, kt!oek Mrs. Flr,nnn I'D, down
ns!, n 1ho hs Albert did s ~. n tass IT,
T. ,ts,,1a .,%. Ia, n''" XIII so"' ~"
'WHIs" WIanss. xs ',"rrr 1'tH mr,c hs vfc If uucasty
r sl!u to hsr 9r ~ siiaturca' hat u Wom
", S sn, s!m nj ~, ,ast ri. s!rs
s.ss.int ,nn ,vt,f, ill., ,r.njt, Irsun. ~ mi taI tu
"'",,t ur,,,n,, ma NV nr,,sitt"tms x"a .lr,wn
H. l'at, nnx,r mce,sc @ II. VII" t,r l,r,,"r re-.
ia,!ons EltI; .',o lsi1ries, saa!,H,,: rlstn5ss.
NJ. insEsn "if'stn"v III II, this M .n.r. ar mnyEdy
ct.c. jic h',l ,esar mil tin; san j,a,l M tnoney
t,tl,,.r wmv. "''"' an" '''"'% 'o F"''"s '"' ""
sii, u,,, occnsInu .uco tho iii IN .ltyorco wus
@ n, H. t9nk "s of @ erS ,1 fr" e ear,f r
witn,ss ,,se no Nv voo!ycc My @ towaps I isr. iio iii
m,,uthrr linn. "o' sh', trtctt :" ~ nj mai ri II
,mr,,,t,,,,,u,,m bu"k In uis pocket, whirh uttnri
ha resisted aa5 u .he seue her m a''sl WY fYt r.,
Ill III t""w ~ iht. .sn.M Hi oTtar IT r i,"t,,cnrH
wI,cn shs shnwr,, Hin hrr bmn.,. md n sn,l thcr
wui!ltl i,avo hin, In co,,ri lrai1i. ~
%eis @ 81. osssS I'LL Ms ~ tsn' hs @ s9
W. W. II ,c 'nt , nf .tcriEp taG IT,,
iMnpntnsi nrum. II iii hmn"r,, nuMim. mi wlt.
css tuSt,i thn i,y viii, Il. with hS srunkiy uu.
tho lu,rI1 and u"t ,,awm n snrriax,.wl,it,
Ia p,taish tho buy whvn Ms. FIrf,ia'n,
nn @ nj se ~ Will ores u ,r Mls 1Fs.I,,ca gmaHMs NJ,
struggle ior tuo rossrssiot, IL to whtp he might
huye flushed hs Vito, lit hr lid hi strjgu |icr,
hid his uninjnn was thWt shc stumbled in wUtttl,r
oiIt pf hi, lu.rn A'~ SO oOe
III Sfny or jnno, tSyO. Mrs. F[rman cn1Ird tho
fhs evsry tine witness entered 3hs h'ss so ho
hHHee Nla Dhtll niiu bbGn pfAGtltuI!f StF!FPeu.
, 1881-11-10

tn tht Editor Of 9hr GhtIo6 7ffhttttt.
CHtCAt;g. Nuv. A.-I'Grmlt me as n rclltlcr OF
YOUR yllntlo Journal 10 statG II, reply to let
ter thut appn,rtal In tuslHy'a 7'ntnuNE. signed
'.Nnt II EtaIwnri," TINT IL tho writer wosid sYn
Ills nn,ue tn tho chnrgcs he tHntle apntnst ux-
senator ConklluG aud the ftrv. tlr. Fulton, the
Il ttt*ty f9iIurunt If the subject tu prctnndg 10
1,e acquainted with. and, Furthermore, that i>r-
Fulton IN u tulehted and eriltllt9 Genlle!nnll+
BtAwart." funrs In behalf uf Justice,
EuAATt,N Ef.trFE,
, 1881-11-10
Exemptions from Execution.

n Tie I:tlifof u The CAfttIro 1FIbithf. -
'CtrtuAt.p, Nnr. B.--Wl!i yt.u b. 60 kind as to
s..e through YOUR y1l,u!,io ,nper whit a,nnt'nt
nr suury n1l1 household ureGta MrD txetnpt
frunl gNrn!shfncnt Ur seizrr by SherltTs nr Ton
btAbtCs. uE1 ubIfgc thtt tWt,1&ty regular rcNsurs
Of your pn,,tr IN unu ahUp, Iuurs,
SUBSCRIBER.
Tho wnues and services Of Il ticfrnG}nnt bcug
tho lon,, nf family and residing with tho snsne
to IN amount not c1tecd!ng *iU, nre exempt
from gurntstillent. Tbs fUnw!ng persnnnl
property uE Il debtDr Is exempt frun execution,
writ Ut attachment, and distress for roilt: Ncc-
cssnry wearing appurcl. bibles, schoul- books.
autl fn1,iy pictures Ut every person; sl01 worth
or ottor property. to 10 aeiectcd by tho debtor:
and In addition, when tho debtor Is the head Of
fufniy mud resides With tho same. $;EN wurth
Of o1her property, to bv selected by hm]
, 1881-11-10
TO The PUBLIC, ;,

of pa. H1pWA1s ~ n oid.establl.aed T. +
DIES tban DIS bsse aud serfhisss1 49, qRsasisfs u
than, u theFe arc Faase Rssolyesss.. aad VI.
tssf ths nsno 1Hsdvays Il o. HhAsse9 w.
, 1881-11-10
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
4 tsalt fur HpcGsstnturs.
y, liz t.tftNF Df Tia f'hitHU, 1.rtbHu

Il, he Edft0F of 1he Chltagn IFtbuNt.
EVANSTON, H.. Nov. A.-tn'te tho Kentucky
Ho,ltAoru ta nanytIu Inuciiot,. from thencc to
Livingston. tito present terminus, thanco tho
mall couch to Lol,,lnn md Cumberland tnr. III
this rcglnn you will tinl thnutatnls of ocros of
tho hest ,r,aty ut anthracite cnaf. ulo,nfalns
ur i,enntiftiI white stone. tniirs vi timber IT
rhslcn vnrluttcs nt bscl and white INKS. wnt.
nnss, retMrs, and u.l,or varieties st Immense
sfzcs. N. Il. FlH,MpsuS.
, 1881-11-10
STORES OF INFORMATION
The Attorney.Generat and the
StarsRoute Prosecu-
tons.
The New Cabinet and Who Will Com.
pose 1.-THE Presidents
Policy.
juilgc Folger's Arpolntmcnt-Why Now
York Sion1d fiayo tho
pfnce.
Othors than atalwarts Will Have a
OLanoo to Hold In Illinois,
Provided They Are Not Personal
Enpmios Of Gen. Arthur.

\
Emery \. storrs returned IN tho city Tues.'ns
y, r',','s, inter several weeks el'.enco IN tho
sns.u1,. and was found by II Tntn'SE Reporter
yrf yss ~, h,s ni law oicr. % t1nsy as io WIS, hw-
Nes no na e.s"' ,.',s ~ ,a,a ~ I'm, I'm
pss ,hs sso @ ya, @ nets u moro
mr. ,".s =, ,hn nm ~ ttnin tho th,pn Tint uoes by
tho ,,atno Of m interview, sotttt.l hnok III his
rhaIr. shut his eyes resigned himself 10 his fntc
nni tn1t bIs ,ntccbiscr TO fro nbeutl.
~. :" rrn'n wor snnyletue Of and observations
rtom sous amuw.suss s,,'n. :" ~ "r' o'''
r,1E srA1tl.orTE CASES
I'm IN ,,n,t. what. In your opin,vr, Is lis position
with vi regard 10 tto,s .,nnel-ui:: prosecn.
uous!" 1uorlcd tho reporter. for n starter.
.'r1ts: that tho President h'naoI: md a TIM. Is
thorough. most exhaustive, and sxoroas prose-
rutS" ese fpaua. r. M S of my eonsessons
AS 10 tho dignity or lmportancc of tho pnrttcs |
-'ho may bu involved. think know tllus. be-
fore tho assassination OF Pfesde nj uafhe'a. uet'.
Arthur desired full and complote invcs'iEa'
ton of those eases and he ,'' h%'' t,.!' nm
Thu Government curtaIny would not prcjudso
.a,,srrd, mr. ouuht n IN, satsflcti as tho t3oy-
nsu,nont vary wc,I uuon,s. III tho nnit pr hmm.
,,,no ~ tho martina jmriiratcd In NJ, nshor wny
..'o -. ~ ,,....,,nt.. .r..i AID ~ ,hiu
'hnn ny ialr anu co"p'ete ef'a'' *A"u ~ .n's
md tho pres'dc1it has bcen most anSI"!is TINT
sIr AIucvc1vt, having iunl,Hi irntel tnuse prnse-
,,,,,,.rs ,r n .,ro,t racns,,rc and hrtno tbnr.
Hu.'e , .s.H.. ." ..',, 49,, al sn,,,.i r,,mn,r
'lghiy con'cfsan' WIN .uot'' ouo'!u 'o'."4
and E.llah tho work which ho Ind confncheed.
ain Tho general criticism Of sir. AIucvcug1l's
,uu,,,, Il hax l,eon int!matcd that no perhups
~ 'ou'"IN ~ ~ "T t...s oses. .'..' a.. , ,.,osn
felt himself incompetent 10 prosecute these
rasts, ami did not care to Nastnlo tho resINsl-
''tlity OF faluro. is thore my 1ostlco III stteh
criticsmT"
~ don't caro- to cxprcss ,n cp!n'an upon Mr..
,tnrvon,,h,s n,nttvra sor NH uot .ultcluntlv
@",,'..,., u'h r,.,.. -, I,s.tt,, , Il, r,r,,Ir,,
1hMlllar WIN THO laGts ~ 5unit o , ~ - M
nr expressing stlcn NJ opin.n. inls m M"cn s, san
tAt! howefeft tnhI aheIn ~ ~ . rsns".. y,
,o doubt a!r. sos eaghs entire cppct.nSe l,sn
EnnduGt rue star-r1to nr VIZ mtm9r 10. GHsss'
thlnk Z woitta pfoon9lS ~ nsg oes's F a ~
iusch thpinse!ecs, a1ia LOT aF' s!aea GnR' ms,
10 rGnlniic VI whate'nr ny reSu,l 'l H,Xnf i;,9,
hRec beth, stbou ~ thoM uHtii tNe oGn. Aaut
Ain nut prOplrs a,a IT. wosli,i1 10 ofcssihs1nos
~ fios 70 cItle1ae nls enua1Ss oI MN ~ NV s.t,S
undcrstand Whnt " enhuAc. n.s Mc!i. itnr tno