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Lieutenant Colonel Marter. who cap
tured Cetewavo,has been made q Qaeen's
side-de-camp, with the rank Of Colonel
IAN elevation overseven hundred Lieu
tetiant Colonels p rsses' h#s q,AisFass
NV little boy. went to bis irst tea pars
ty when four years and three months
olp Upenrh bis hostess asking him .bov
ne liked hrs tea he replied: IA it very
nice, hnt ! think il tastes very much Of
! The &ater.'' iiew
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Kind words Never Die.


An elderly ssran ger bought copy, q
the News from Q newsboY and handed
him a quarter, but upon the boys hun.
ting for change thezold gentleman said
..Never mind the change, sonny; Jus
keep it for yourselfn1 80 = sfxiIf
This was probably. the first kind wore
tha. had ever been spoken to the h0mp
less, friendless orphan boy since hi
mother died. And il cnmpletels over
came him Brushing hastily away
tear, be seized his benefsctor's hand an
exclaimed in husky voice: a
'sBully for .sou} O d Stick-in.,he Mud
l wonder how much reward there Is o.
tered for you nv ,he savings bank yc
fused II IT, President OPP Galvesso
lNews. ~
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Mesrssri.ed in Coart.

rrl.f &c.,, " ~ A
:, .ue Sours y Appea's 10 arg mas
oeen y"e susne oa "oss curlous and
re!aal nsus speuac,e q young man
nsmsa' liMss =, vas la'elv arrested ior an
onense ~ we Onampa'Eaysees ana SEN
tenceoao tafee mop pshs'mprlsonmept-r t-rs
IN prison ne vas examined Dv Drs.
Mol.eS aHu Meshe'' .w9wwell1 known
specla,les.sl ~ q q q Rentsl diseases, VINO re-
por.eS .ass ne 'lveo 70 as state q con,
s'say s, soupamou''sI, sue a'.acRs =, OF
wn,on M eans ve L,'osoAeo - VIII iae
Ease was nssIo. on appea', ana tne
euusss ,a .,1s sMsls soou. s. 20. ..no,aw. 70 eon-
s,Sse "a saa'l sc.glC, ea. "nen l!ne ooc'o.s
oheIeu - cVnn.sn vs. 'uc ssa'ements msae
10 ,'ues. .ha III, paso.a. s.psa'@sn.s
on ~ sus spos. ~ ~ Dsaca .conssnseu, anu
sasu s. ~ pa.usus sssls
.Ss Iondon S,s5ds ssS - .T,r s. 's essss III, 4,
lo.ed, M hS 8 ,.e msu;stra,os, ard ,ha 80
nnar1 so,,rod 49, .H..,S..a. t.. T.
& bv' ~. [ ,,.ms. mssrs - ss rsn,s n...ss M !,
he ~ ~ 'hsnss heforss ri. e,.s asa : - ssrono =
svod ooys tho nrhon,,v g...ch,ao,,, ,-.s
me.mer;.sd - - n,disr ,v..',.t,s. S,sftI ~ ~
Oh Chez ss,,e.o = e.oeSswogofs,h. 49, Mrn;o;na, cnsras a.
IN service The doclor. and tho indaes
re,n,nsd ,oIhs cour. and ',ho aoars' soI =,
.ha roou .s.s,sh.,. r. Ma,..,s -" :.
csl,aS I [ ,hs ,,r;soner nv h,s nsma ~. IT,
neYt sec',nd' = fearful nn;sa vas hoard
T. osmo f,o,r Tho s;cL rnnna ~raa
70 - minutes bsfors = ,oych S 1.f the f,roe, -
~ wsonld have almost knocked n;m over
an Saehle and e,nsc;o,od ws. bo NJ.
~udsr M % ,ba I ;nsasrcs 70 o an..;.m u.i ~ ~ y
was sfa l;ts ! rsa;no lion , ffess,t;na ,bs hs
mrs..,a 49, an 10, Ma /, : ~ ~ ~ -. ~
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Noses { CLASSIFIED.

!. ss.. 81
r,na..,ns, ..r,a,, - I ~. ~, q -
n. .,..,,t s..'....s .-'' =. ~.
- uss' S.sns. syp'Sr q: nossss !, ap ~.
Ius snse.sr sus aqalnns - IAsogsn g I tns
asios 4 a,.,s N ,us 1890. = e.ec'an,
wy ssh 1ss ~, i. o..s Hs'a sue suausa-up .. -
sha sap ,.,,s. u !. '1 =. nso - vavAsn -. Z.
ia.s. M $3.50 80 NJ ;,,.,.,.; ,ss "a., w osss - q.
IN ..;.,.......;1"sT..l'nus sI '1 M 49, sss
cbaal s. Araa,o ,ha ,s,,ss - - r ss..s., ~.
h;s rnasssaf,t Tassss,;. i ~ = ;s:s,'.ss HShs.
hlav from cnmnar,on lin ,sbr,. - !.
81, Il ysr;s5cs @ ana ! s. bosb~s @ d;sl' y ~ s5ssS. ~
tl,e GREAT srt;st for i,se snd &, g rsis a. :.
r. ,hsss nv Ia sddsd ~, ~, 8. 49, ~.
ro mon -hnm nss,,,s 80 sss,ss 4. r' = nv s.s
hatoved : r.s., 'oroar - & fvys 3s.s, &
dedlv vsd 3, ,,s,, bro,rs, }sl;,ts ,.s
|in his life 81 ibe uuerulo6s 4 b 4, R5msa ssvS
that be had i dat excrescence On iba
top Of his nose n resemfiYafce "a "a 81
yetchAcicer ii, Lat;n-from which he
took his surname. Plinv SAWS. with
more prohabiIitv, that The name orioina.
ted ID an extensive cultivation of yetcl,.
es. lust as Others had uretionsIv heen
surnamed from crops Of other kinds.
However this NAV he the fact of Cice-
ro's snuf nose NAV no no douht be ac,cent.
ed. and it- acc5r51ss with the ,trsditiorsI
belief that this descrinfiop .of roaes Il
usnallv indicative ,,fs f,arv auiek inn.
oetnons temnar C;co,o hsv;r., ho.ss.
sed this charaeteris,io IN msrred dsa
gree. Horace seems TO regard the short
nose, with little tarh.,in Al The and AZ q
the mark Of nersdr given q oood deal
to iilina and ieerino Martial calls ;t
the rhinocetos nose and savs that e vss al
biohjv fashion.hla n M sdav sverryhcdy3
affsetjno this kind 81 ntcbo.c;s a. an IN.
dicatipn Of : sat;ricai bnmor Tbe uin.
o,larb nose 10 iErose Gcs,ls q A. fhs
iono. ,elearlv.cut 1,no;r,ea oro.n; snS
was M do,,t,t the tvpa 10 vh,cS Hor..<s
alludes when he says thst Il is,indicativs
Iof satiricsl Wit The .snarfot ibssks l.
the nose wi,h which Mr. Punch nsusllv
adorns HIS car;catn,e' ~ tho sr,ts... ~
khed;ve ana i ak;r 70 Tho .,v,Sc.I la
ish nose alT over the rnrh Tbe e;abt
tvnes piven embrace every dasc,;r,;on
of the fps,ure and stuaents of car;cs.
ture are atronolv recommended 4 the
treatise allnded 70 a. rsko lihamselvss
nse,rfeecflv fanil;ar .;tb The s;,n,,si linssI
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Living Witnesses.

The hundreds of strong, hearty, rug.
ged and healthy looking men, women
and children, that have been rescued
from beds Of pain, sickness and vel
nigh death bv Parker's Ginger Tonic. are
the hest evidences in The world OF il,
sterling merit and worth. You will tint
such 10 almost every community. Reat
| OF ii in another column. aH.@ g essds
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Remedf tor Bone Felons:.

The London Lancet, which is author;
ity on such subjects, gives the following
unique cure for bone felohs: AS. soon
as the disease is felt, put directly over
the spot fiy-blister about the s,ze OF
your thumb.nsil. and let it remain for
six hours, at the end of which time, di,
rectly under the surface OF the blister,
may be seen the felon, which can be in
stantly taken out with The point OF 3
needle or lancet.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01
~An old East Iidlan captsin .

EAn old East Indian captain gave
up scattering, and was having : house
built in which to end bis days in peace.
One morning, while Watching the carpen-
ters. he noticed that they let bits Of lath
and the like drop down between the par
titions, and he ordered them to take all
the loose pieces out, The workmer
obeyed, grumbling that they did not SEE
what difference !. made "All the differ
ence 10 the world, you lubbersr" retort
ed the irste captain. "Do you think
want to be annoyed, whenever she rocks
hy the rattling Of the rubbish in ihe par
.f.ti.ionsf''p ii'1.31s fasai
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

~About three months back phyI
siciah advised young Frenchman to
lake eymnastic exercise as . preventive
against obesity. A few days ago, meets
ing the patient With bis servant the docs
tor was astonished to see that the MISE,
ter had grown immensely stouter, Wills
the servant was as thin ss 8 s6adow,
|"How is this p be asked, The explsns.
ton was that the young man, considers
ing the tdmbllugs and c,imbings defoga.
tory to his dignity bad made bis servant
use the horizonta. bars and climb the
ropes: rl,;.
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Burlington Havkevs.

EF Few brighter and quicker replies
have ever been made than that of the
resident of LouistSns wbe was talking
with asgvisiiing statesman" four years
ago. The latter was endeavoring to es,
tahlishs the respeclabilitv Of the mem
hers NJ the famed Returning Board,
a.N ~ take that man." said be-. "He
Is surel, arespec'a able man. Is be no.
a planter2" 'sF# 091i aaT A9sa
SWELL" replied the person addressed
eyou NAV cali him planter, but the
things he plants don't come up. Hes
an un'iertaker ~ 81 s3
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Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised In
our columns, are sure cure for ague, bill.
Iiousness and kidney complaints, Those
who use them say they cannot be too
highly recommended. Those afflicted
should give them fair trial, and will
become thereby enthusiastic in the praise
Of their curative qualities. Portland
Ar5ss! sSe ~ 1a1i
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

Z. Let the poor sufferers from female
Icoupiaints take cnurage and tejsice ssa,
q painless remedy has heen found w
refer 20 Lydia E. PiNkHAM's VFeErABLI
CoMfoUND. II is prepared 8, 233 Wss
ltern AVENUE, Lynn, MASS Send z
iMft. Pinhhani for pamphlets. ~ ~
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NOTARY PUBLIC

JttiN undersigned, having been appointed
Notary Public, would inform his
4,iand !. and the public generally, that ne h
Steosrsd to ill Psnsionsrs' Blanks. admin
s!is1r 0kths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Desds. Nertgsgss and other Instruments o.
. lyssfpms. atsset . JOHN yBFfKRS. !
rs1sS s7sf. ! ! I sssllsvills. Monroe Go, osio
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Thomas Carlyle, the Husband.

Attwenty-thres, Thomas Carlyle, then
rising author, was married to Jennie
Welch. And this amiable and clever
women-to whom he was devotedly at
tachedAwfth the brave blood OF old
Johus Knox iceursing through her head,
upheld her husband through all wealth
ers, proud of his streneth, tender to bis
weakness, and never saying "Thomas,
pray do write 40 that people, can under
stand you " His wild. weird works
might puzzle her brain, but they were
simple Saxon 10 her heart sea aa..s.
No children came to gladden. their
household. but in the years when Carlyle
grew dyapeptic and t,petulant, his wife
knew we'll how to manage him and it is
said he was tender to her even in bis
most bearish moods. v \ a
When she died he had craven on her
tomb: "For forty years she was the true
and loving belpmale of her husband,
and unvariedly forward him as none
else could in all Of worthy that be did
sor attempted
To this beautiful tribute may be add
ed the following portrayed off, grief to
deep for words: s s..
.Mr. Carlyle himself. said the grave.
digger, sis to be brought here to be Ibu.
liried with his wife. ay. He comes here
lonesome and alone. when be visits tht
wife's grave His niece keeps him com
tpany to the gate. but he leaves her there
and she stays there for him. The las
time he was here I got sight Of him
and he was bowed do wn under his whit
hairs, and be took his way up by tina
rained wall of the old cathedral, ant
round there and in here by the gate
way, and be totterei up here to thi
spot"
"And he stood here q while ia stht
grass, and then be kneeled down ant
stayed on his knees at the grave; thel
he bent over, and | saw him kiss th
ground-ay, be kissed it again ant
again, and be kept kneeling, and it wa
q long time before he rose and tottere,
lout Of the cathedral and wandere,
through the graveyard to the gati
where his niece stood waiting for him.
1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

Women with pale colorless faces who
feel weak and discouraged. will receive
both mental and bodily tigor by using
Csrter's Iron Pills, which ste made ior
the blood, nerves and compilation.
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Aurhy
NOVELTIES.

A shaggy hat and scarf Of plush, e'7'
A touch Of goli and dash of red,
The brim csnght up with fox's brush,
A tigers claw or an owlet's headj
Brocaded caps of delicate shade,
with dropping, Auttering ostrich plumes,
And creamy laoes, skillfully made
By foreign hands or domestic Iooms. .a.i
t!sAt 3 eaeS% rrefFt-S hist h,uH
You may wear for luck horses shoe,
A CRESCENT moon, or clover leaf. %
A heart with an attow running through,
Or thistled crest Of highland chief;
And amber spiders, with ruby eyes; j, -.,,
Abnormally venomous and big, ssi.,,
And bees. and bestlss, and butterflies, y
And, queerer than all, gilded pig. se,
To ft the most fastidious feet,
Are the hand-embroidered silken hose.
And never were hasdkerchiefs SO complsts
: For Fashion's hypocritical nose; =, Z
The buttons are carved in arabssquc,
Tho robes are embossed with pearls and jst;
But skeleton forms become grotesque
Arrayed in the Jersey stockingetts.
The ribboned sashes, and ties. and loops,
Are woven, with gold and silver thread.
In peaoock's plumes, nr in floral groups,
Or with Oriental palm-lsaves spread.
The leopard's and tigers courseis run, q 8
The lion and lamb lie down itogether, ~
While tropical birds, whose song is done,
Enliven our gloomy winter weather.
6ocisty's fsncics wax and wane,
Become the spoils Of the courts purlieu.
And the mind Of man is taxed in vain
To fill the demand for something new; r.
So he models afresh with cunning skill,
! The wonders Of sky. and earth and sea, Y
And shapes them over to salt the will '@
Aup humor the whims Of the powers that Be
lHarpsf's Basar.
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Headache cured for Is cents bv
DIR, MErrAUR'S HEADACHE AND
DYSPEPSIA Pills.

When old Mrs.. Bunsby had rot
through reading 10 the paper I'd account
|of the last great Gre, she raised her
spscfscles from her eyes to The Top Of
her head. and remarked, s.Itthe city Ore.
men would wear the genuine home-kuit
steckin's, such as ne make and wesr ia
the country, they puldn't be . bustiA
'of their hose at every Rre.v ss'sa - -
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SADDLE Sal AND HARNESS SHOP

In Nsuhart's building, aud will manufaoture
harness. s&ddlsJ. bridiess aud all other artiJ
cles in his business shst the trade demands
Repsiri.g done on short notice and at fair
rates. Pieces Of harness, whips and straps
kept on hand. Call and examine goods and
obtain prices. Goods warranted 70 be ex-
actly as represented, and rates rsasonsbls.
novS0, SONS. % g - 'its 'S s..
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BANKS.
paid on Special Deposits

Does "a General Banhing Bssinsss,
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BANKING HouAs '1aon Dam. 70 SP.M
meh3,'7tfs
, 1881-06-04


noru branches of tho Criminal Court will bc
tro,, ~ ma r,,,, ,,otton. .,,d ,,n..inss sortn.s
sNo'. w eo"A''s 'Aoe"10 @ae Paso'4s aon'enees
to-day. .-... ..
vc.,crtlav and ,s,E, mnrc = rr,I r,n"rt nhn,t
1oe'e.uAy, NV "'&' u'"No "."' Aefo's "po"t
noon to-aay'
LOUIS MURRAY, Pctor McInurpey. Mary A.
E-n,,ofs fnn, C,rtut, ont1 tunos Enu,oJ. ,,on.
rtauo'o' 'oua W. 1't.7 ~. auu en1oo tNo'.ous "uto
u'asas9kca iton jail seA'ceo'y VI osooe OF too
ufana jury.
now Irias yestcrday. The onIy motion Srantsd
WA In thn nugo al Charles TMskEns Milnfci fnr
embnxzianeMt. hts bai WIS II xad nj Al .UT' t''
n q nn,rr,.,, al TN ,s.. ,sa., D',.,.'.,.
called nt the 1a!l yesteraay a9d inspected i. ITO
- visiting tho prisons OF tha west ~ duoat OF lt-
FORMATION on Inc aacstoh OF pFlsun malhKo.
ment.
s,,pEntnreNpEhrlf fAEp1ky. WIN IN In ehorce os
the nav Court. Ho,isu wtrE wen M tiviy snsr IN
bis cucck. which he claisns wa ,aatis viii neur
eycnlnws nvu fio viii to.duy sntfcavor to harn
MoNichols 3ntllcted fUr assalt with intend 10 do
irdIls jniury, '' "'''% ~ w
r'"s ...'
, 1881-06-04

A special mcotlu1 Of tho Board Of Trustees
was held Ia tho vlllago oitoo Thursday evening.
The business was tue passage Ut tho annual ap-
preparation. Thoy were finally determined upon
and passed aa follows: Public buildings, &T76;
salaries Ut vtllage officers. i.rD; pollce, Sl,7o3.
tlro department. 5000; stsoot improvements,
N,ldl, street lamps, $l,t5t; contingent legal ex-
phus0s, S0oat tnAintai1Hnco f,f water-works.
$a,b51: general contingent gxpenscs, 81 ZOO; In.
tereat GU sink Ing fund, $589; interest on water.
wurka bends, $l.U1.: .nkornst On saweEaR0 bot,ds
ss%4; I spss1aI assessments parks, ssoo
Th&s amount does not represent tho sum that
must bs r1liseA by taxation. Tue Watbr- Works
pAys lls own expensesi thpre wsrc balances re-
appIopftatioaa; and there are other resources,
10 that tho total amount to be raiAea BY taxation
IL <lU,Al6. The appropriation OF &s,uU0 for tho
Fire Department ID rather 10 tue way Or non-
doae % II rcsard to ihls dspsrtmsnt. lent 4 mcmbar ON aS
ar tho board states that the uuceptancu OF thu
pesIXnat tlon OF the frcMon IL irreVoeable. lflt
shall bu deeldedto orRnn1zo pa!d department,
nlan engaged and the hoee. carts will bo drawn
BY hossaH. lu cass It shall 10 decided to rata!n
tho torco ut liz pEesaat alEe II Will NOT
b a paid {usce and now mcAhora will tu su.
looted. Tho noard is tired Of the conduGt ut
the present Department.: Ledon by few Ut its
number, lts oOtiRtAnt demeanor eufurced by
threats arc burtlensoMe. The IiouId is Ut the
upintun that the efficiency of the Dopartment
will bo Increased BY the selection ct new tuetn'
hors. Tho next meeting Of ths Board will bo
TUESDAY. --..
nYb1 PARK.
Tho Board Of Trustees mot last evening. All
tho menbsss wers present Chstrman H. hobart
aa reported was tla6,6lt.g0,
Tbs petition asking for the repair 81 Ewtna
, 1881-06-04
U. H.. 4,

FlpTEEN thousand dollars 10 gold and $4,000 In
silver WAS dlsburseA ut the sub Treasury yester-
day. seventeen thouaand dollars In silver was
received.
INrknEsr At tho Government Building yester-
day was very R1neraly conferred In tho Doyle
easa. i large number OF tho officials being pros
cut At the trial.
Taa Internal revenue rsoeipts yesterday
amounted to 42p,7a, Of which &23,0U x8s for
spIrtts, 918t tor tobacco &t,7t3 for cigars, 9S3l
tor beer, and 32S8 tor special ta1Bs.
FOLLOWING IL tho list Of dutlable goods 70.
ceived 1t tha Custom. Houso ycBterday: Armour
, 1881-06-04
CuICAGO'H HEALTH.

A recent number Of the Sanitary En1tneer
contains h comparative statement. prepared
from figures In The possession Ut the National
l,oard Of Health, showing tho comparative au.
nual ratio Of mortality per LOO Ut population
from dlphtherla, soarIot-tovar. typhoid.fsves,
tncnalos. aill SMALL pox, bAscd on the Eeturns
for tho tirat quarters OF 1SEU aud 1881, OF lvo
loading ultica. The show Ing Is al follows:
, 1881-06-04

C,oary, Iii rasks Gin; Lcs1ynsky, Troupe i
~, y cnska gin, u cascs rcd R!n: n; ".
xhan 4 Mosin'llt, i lulr. lnnna:. ". II. Hchln,p-
ferman. t,,ses cigars; Murshn1i, FicllrS Co., II
cnars dry K!,ia: j. I. So. L: llohitsat. ia sMck
snlt: u. =. &c. u. lIaAnr. All, saeks snlt: Elxn
NATIONAL Watch company. / case Diamond
possAor. Collections, Fta.S,1.
, 1881-06-04

Tho showing, a. Tar ~ It rolate0 70 ChIckRo u
entirely satis1uutury. Owing ~ tho failure on
tho part OF VI. Louis to report hsr snal -p1x
tho other und. Ut tho bridge ts incomplete,
th9ukh Il goes fur J3ough 70 show that the plasl
diphtheria, tynhoId-fvver, and mnasloa, anu
waat w & tow pegs ia the number of cases Of
erArlnts fOFDc.
, 1881-06-04

Snccial attention Is called In the Royal Owl
cigarettes. This brand Of all IInvana cigar
cites Is Strai ton & Storms latest md best
production. Sold by NIL dealers.
, 1881-06-04

Tcrrtbfc Loss OF Ltfcs
Millions OF rats, ,nlcc, oats bed-bugs. roncheS
lose thor lives by collision With "liuuRh Oh Nnts
Sold by AruyKlats. lilo boxes.
, 1881-06-04

The universal verdict Is that Tho new No. 8 ts
WhGulor A Wilson Manufacturing Gu, I55 Statc.
, 1881-06-04
THE CITY-HALL,

THxaa weEe twenty-five deaths In the city
yesterday.
THx total number Of dog licenses Issued 10
, 1881-06-04

REM0VhL-HAluS SAFE L. LOCK COMPANY
ffRvo removed to
67 Washington street,
between Dearborn and Stato.
A largo limo OF MI kttds Of safes.
, 1881-06-04

TIME REV, II. D. SHEPARD, PASTOR
l. of 1Facu u. II. Church, MIIl conduct the hundaS
suhool reaehsrt NJ etnv tn.day at noon, IN Lower
EArwuli llall Suhlocl. "ThH Cructbxn nn."
, 1881-06-04
Il ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE YOUNG MEMS GOSPEL MEET.
l. tuR VII! BE- hHld this evening, in the \. 81. c. A.
ltpunlr, lM MAdlsUp.Ek
, 1881-06-04


WAS returned by the Jury.
TUE complaint In regard to tho vile condition
Of the sewer-pipts III the 0Autt House oollur
xeems to haso been Iii uu wAy exaggerated.
oosspool OF sewage. completely c0vor1d With
scum. and rtrking with ulort must foul. In
nther placcs tho sewcr-plpes were fund 10 be
through. Tbs elIett ef such e1aL!ll0n al tllt,xs
on the henIth OF l.euplo who arc 10 unfortunate
- ~ be occupants Of thu building eau rcadtiy
bB Imagined, and yet thu proprietor OF the
Gauft HOUSE, according tO thu statctnent uf tho
Health Olhters has t'aId .lo attention to the Two
Il wuud a1'peur to bo u lifting case TOR tue ai-
plicatlon at 'nore heFolo measures.
.,;aicMAEt DAyirr Land League Of the Twelfth
WaEt met tn regular EessiOn lust GyettER At No.
ltE5 West Lake street.. a communication lrum
OF officers aud number of mrtnbers oiiru!eA. 1t
Was decided to nuttf3 dcittQuant Leaxuor1 by
postal-Gnrtis TINT they were bGhlnl 0n the bt,ks,
e1u request tlom 10 cuEllc forward and attend
@ore regularly. Mcsars. Mlllahsy, Aourts, uEil
Hayes were uppointed dc!eKutcs to attend tho
ton. ootnW!tteo Of two WIS appointed to
watt upon the owners Of hn!l III the vicinity
ior tue purpoee of securing II for Inass NEST
tnx u 10 held within tWu wce ka. After sone
futuarks from tho Fresldent the maetinK ad-
5Uurned.
A SPECIAL. tEain. conposed OF ak passenger
coaches and four slcopcss, ls[t for 81. Louis at
road. Iadcn With Turrers aud othurn intending
" participate In tue North American HuAdss
IuTnt1st which GoMmetlcoa III that Guy t,.dAy.
headed ny Nal. Nevaus' baud, the Aurora Turn.
ve1esnI twenty M axs msa, sna thu chGaYo Turn.
shcstrs. Tue M!iwaaIeo societies wvre repre-.
aAnted to the number " ITO tnpn. and tia Glove
land and Aendo,a societfes "eto also repre-
sentnd. Tho excursooists numbered, al tuld
number ot lAdIcs. The testlysl coutIuuea fuul
days, aad tho Sisstors sEs calculating upon I