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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-07


man as Dayton was, and even had
she not been the promised wife Of an
other. be would not have tolerated a
more intimate acquaintance than was
now between hem and Dayton was made
TO understand this, let the consequence
be what il might to himself.
All hope gone, Dayton cared not how
soon the cruel blow was struck that be
knew would rend the heart Of more than
one innocent victim. Nothing was SAID
Of the note for some time alter the FINAL
interview with Morley in reference to
buoy, and Morley had two cases upon
bis briet that would cover the full
arsolnl IL tlsa paie wave aat lAseAsasl sss
fore The next Court, which would Sit IN
month. They We're removed cases
from Baltimore. and his clients would
gladly have advanced hlm The full
amount, and Morley would doubtless
have awaited himself OF the privilege
had be anticipated Dayton's yillainy.
A length, at a moment most uuex-
| pecled, Dayton called upon hrm OF his
office and told him he needed the mon
cy at once, and il he would come TO his
house at a specified hour that afternoon
be- would meet gentleman with whom
/ probably be- could make arrangements
10 get the money on easy terms. There
was 100 time 10 communicate with his
clients; he knew be would be asking
too much OF any OF bis friends who had
been placed 10 a like pecuuiary strait,
and there was 20 local bank
The time due on the note was some
months passed, and be accc led 90 Dav-
ton, proposition and went 10 his house
according 10 the invitation. he was
/ introduced 60 Mr. c., OF Balli-
more whose loud toilet Of conspicuous
plaid 10 coat aud pants, bnl vest ol stiff
and large dimensions, fiery nccktie and
/ ashyicwclry formed e-pcclatlc con-
trast 70 the bi1atcd eyes, ylcc-stamped
face and burlv form. lhc entire fout-sa.
se8tie presenting Or dark libel on The
idca OF gentleman o. could possibly be-
msdc under any Circumstance. Bu mat,
! ter how hbcIou- and by what protest.
Mubey acknowledged the prcsrnta-
ton with scarcely pcrccplbIe nod. SO
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-07

8cTAlter a recent wholesale logging
Of boys al school, boy who was one Of
the victims was questioned as to The Sc
verify OF the punishment
did he whip any Of them so as to
leave them black and bluel' vas ask
ed.
mo" replied he boy "but be made
some OF them yell-oh p
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-07

Ea Yes, said The school girl who
had risen from the lowest 10 The highest
position in her class, Il shall have
horseshoe for my symbol as II douotes
having come from the foot2
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-07

5GrIbey were from The frontier. and
had not had as many oysters and tim
mlngs Is their systems required. Az
ter an hours hard work at 4 Galveston
avenue restaurant, one Of them leaned
bis head on the edge Of The table, and
said in a feeble vorce 'Bill, wake me
up as soon as | am thirsty again; III do
as much for you sometime"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-07

G1-Gihooly hired a pony the other
day 80 take little exercise. He got
all the exercise be wanted, aud as he
hmped 70 The edge Of the sidewalk TO
rest himself after taking SO much expr-
else, kind friend asked ium "Whal
dld yon come down SO quieLAy fori"
What did | come down 80 quiHly ior2
Did you see anything Up IN ~ air for
me 10 hold 90 20 - tapaaiga .gtps.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-07

"Don't you think said husband,
mildly rebuklng his wife, that women
a'e possessed by the deyil;" Eyes"
was the quick reply 'as soon as they
are married.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-07
W'yiuen for he Boron
TIE SlSTER'S TRIAL,
on
The Golden I'hreUd.
BY wAYRARER.
CHAPTER VT.

'Your conscience hath thousand evil tongues
And every tongue brings inaseyeru tale,
, 1881-12-07
DECEMBER ssl-rwr1vE PAGES

These two items represent about tho
entire stock nf atnrtlnr.t silver In tho
conntry, aud yot Secretary Folgef, WHO
lins bcul, IN 0[llco only n few weeks, slascaMta
on tic futile efforts ot tho department tn got
tho silver !nt0 circulation. AS he ,ltimfts
that uil tic standard tlu'tnrs are IN clreula.
tto. either III coin or 1T tho s|,apo of ccrif1-
catos, 1t is incumbent Oh him to cxrtnim how
Ito wonEti psoceed to get my n0ro OF II In
circulation except By Increasing the coinage.
Dnt The Secretary Is also troubled nbuut tic
assumed exlstcuce nf "scycral standards OF
value" Ms represented by c6ln, by silver ccr-
tEtlcatos, by leRnl.tenllcr, antt by National
bank notes. Tl,o fact Is tiat there is n'tty
o'sc standard Of vauo-tIlo dn,lblo stnlularti
OF gold and silver Mt q fixed rntio OF vnlues.
Tho silver certificates are precisely tic salnp
rs the silver dollars, rs the gold certificates
would bo tho same ~ gold tlot1nrs II the
Treasury Department would Issue t1iGm.
u0tll are lcgnl-tcnGur. So also arc tho grepli-
backs, which arc rctecniabe III guild ull.s sill
ver. Tia Nntlonnf-bnnk notns, rgtlcein ablo In
lngnl-tentlert nre ulMn cXnctfy tho snlne
plnnc, and currently accepted by the people
cycn lit preference ~to gold or silver. hut
Secretary F0lger, tuktnr his cue from Will
street, recommends tito repeal Of tho legal
tet'lor propurty Of the graenbarks, tic early
retirement If silver certificates, aud thu s,,s-
pension Of silver eoinago, ant1 resorts to far
fNtc!lei atltl t,1cOrrect statements to support
Ills greedy, selfish, md hazardous policy.
On n par With I,ts other statements OIL this
subject, ha suggests highly improbable cltl-
harrassnlont abnnt tho l'aymont Of uoycr'-
, 1881-12-07

4 VERY instructive but not particularly
ed.tylng scone occurred ut the ro9l.iar weekly
lpoetnK of tho Ilapttst ministers nj this city aud
Vicinity lust M0ldny-g sceEIo which deserves NIL
tho publielty that tho nowspaporso of this city can
gIvett ,Ar. sar1, u baslneas-1han VI Albany, n.
y, appeared oeforp tho tuoetiug and statul thu
faots-nuuaot whlch wure uontradtol lod-seaarl-
lug Ii transaction which took plapo III lS7t, at
which till1s the gentletnan was reslIout of luis
city. lust ~ to wis about to retuoye ta Athnuy
the baptist Church OF Morgan rark, u asubIlrb Of
Cn!cago, was In pruceas ut erection, and saoN
was needed 10 compute It. Mr, sar{} was Up.
poaica to fur hts signature to ,nortgaRe. note,
nun}bor OF othos ptrsons haylny Endorsed
the !nstru1nctf. lie was assured thnt blu
responsibility III Tho matter would DO merely
nominal. When ths IunrsRage beoano duo 1t
waa foroo!oxcd by tho holder, and or all tho mon
who Lad indorscd tho notu Mr. Bard was tho
only ono with any v!sihle property. |le WIS
suot. and otgod to guy s,,I0a us hIs sharo Of tho
debt. II WA for thu purpose Ut sceiug whptpqr
tho uapttsts 0r this city would fulfil tho prp,n.
1aos alnlo In l1T4. apd secure Alm t,ua, any luss
that Mr.. Bard canio to chtcago uRa,u. This Itqy.
Mr. Goqdspaca. Aaptist muktos, tuaao tho 70.
suuskaulp statement, after Nit. Basa bud flushed
hty remarks, tlMt ho 4tjoodsppetl, "was w,tn
nr. EyaTts pnl other ptomiuent lsaptlst
llylars, co.seeurltles with Mr. eard on tue
, 1881-12-07


Minister Mofton VIII bring Gnne.to ma
Minister Lowell tus'thcr Il, rar!s t,Alay, r." Tha
stt,ry tttat sho lormer will pnss tho wintor ~,
ean''cs ~ "h'r"e' !"
Alr. William u. 1towcl1s, tic nnti,or :, n,
Mt ts, l.umn ln 1icl.nunt, Nlua,.. In ". n,,. III
II Nh T.; nat'sod by too cloao uo
tro!, summer, OF 1nIe. saya TINT Tho nrex.
cut laan?n u 10 "teaoh hit OF Latin. hIt NJ
Mrec.: ,re r. ,nt ~. m p @ 9solny and bIt M spmethnu
tInr." LAW ~ NV 'e''''' nus" hafoly ktow ahY.
X, ,,,i,,,,,.,,,.
IL ~ l'ten"eu u" l'onttoh to erect ,non,.
'..ll. .! ~ sno lug lost1 stanley bcilcath Laay
hmRnatn ~ saan,1Ys memorial window. 4 rnrpt,
iIn In fnsr. o'""'u 1'o pFo1eet Will bo held m tho
1,r.nt,t,..
,,,,,, o.s G.s .a't'u. ~ noih Root! shot md
49,. nsnctta,. anu .ol'o"s President Hayes In
aans ,espee.' Wno n'Htc' ali nyer tho Sanlu1ky
'hafsnos whoh IL lioS, and knpt nt It untu hn
reached tho 1'rcslonuy. Mr.. tIayca anna Iot,n,
tho cod ai1tl tnncxrrcI Hncf ~ 49,. s,.. " '"!nfd
i,nu,,,. md rnc,,t aco.o, =. -, tao "eSio1alaua
."', u'a HPe''s II scl'hen Ill TINT tenpesolts
nau anlkorons occupation. Washington wos
, 1881-12-07
A !" TRUSTY."

Il Member of II GcorgIn Convict Camn
Turned LO3An' e'st ilae Community lies
ctatt>S 1t Was Thought I1o Could Ra
,TruHtud.
Spsttal ntspdteh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTA. fIa.. nec. a.-Tho dotalls OF n brutal
md yIlfaln0ua murder casne to hand totaY from
llnrrofson County, tho particulars Of which AZ.
pcnr to bo thusc; Fur two yours pnst Alexander
Notcrcr, u nosorlal,sly latl s:haraotcr, had been
sorstng n sentence Ut tho Phillips Convict Camp,
OIL tho Martettn s. North tic0rxia llailsosd,
hIvEnE hcun convicted nt Involuntary man.
slaughter. Aithungh known to bp had man,
tho lcsacu maao him u "trttsty," untt a few lays
nEn sent HIN to fiarrolsoif County for convict
whom ho was to oscurt tn Phillips Camp. When
hn reached Buchanan, l,otcreo mblb9l freely Of
strong drink, mad. hnvfug procured horsc, roio
Nbost town, casisIug terror autl CONSERVATION
nMoik the residents, who slw from bis violent
ii.Rtlner that Ito WIS ou a drunken spree. Ia
this cnntltttun ,io rode up TO the house Ut Mrs.
hrmco, and, after Insulting her by using volumes
of biacltR,AtI1sn,. made an Indecent proposition
to her. These proposals. met With Indignant re-
fuaul. and tho lady commenced screaming fofA
h0lp. AT this point 1t IL stated that Noterce
slrew q p!atnlt mud fred ut tho. indy, the bah
e+~.iss t.'s- tr.uo- i~ss side the s~-s. aa'uet
tho shout1er-bln.lu and r.ngtug luwnwards tnl
tho rcglou, Of tho heart. inilleatnE whnt Is con-
Hitlcreat II fatal wound. Tho husband appeared
on tho scene shortly AftcT. and. hHrnG procured
Rlln, commented search for Roseree.
Nofore comIug up with hin. however, Notcree
wus, arrested and lodged in jail AT
buchanan. Thrents Of lynchInQ HIN. however,
Ga,lsed his rohlova! tn.tho Jul ut Cedart0wn,
wigr0 he now is. llotero1~ Il fow yeara aKQ
Killed u man In Whitfield county by knockiug
him on tho head with billet 0f wood ut house
Or i'll -[ntnp in that city. For this oronso he wa
cnnytstetl pnd sent to pr!aon Hoon after his o..
OF Itotareb aud pAcol him on i Locomotive Of .
pusspnRcr- -trau. While ,tI.ng the position ot
nh9lncUr Of tho tralu Iotorea Ga,le vary ncar
killing ~ negro man and bis SON, who % were % y
tlll tho tender Ut tho locomotive. Ex.Goy'
Smith. who hnppenea 10 witness tue allait,
reportad tho matter to Gov, Colouttt, l'lt noln.
Ink Of any consequence WtH dune. Qn4 ltottfeH
wus atiIl allowed tho privileges ot O "tF4sty..
Tho numerous dlsRrIceful SCENES NJ cnhVscF
camps Ill this Stnte aru causing t1lttn tnaRnh.
tim, and tho nbol!ahmont Of tho aystcln Wlil 70
tunto IN iasllR in tho tioxt trtHpA1Rh. anla y
tho sattlu u1lniu In whtah convict WHs whlppea
tn oath by u npphcw hf tho le4aee snort tlnss
ago whitp tho pl,pr bruto WA held 10 tue Arolua
ly tho hlnd9 Ut; II pick, tho p0!nt u Wn!Fh wv
urtyeu In tue Rrnun1. With tho present HtlH1lt,.
strution or ulfn!rs lp this Htnte i appears that
the lives of convfcts hnd the lives u pattles
with wiosH contlots conn in oontaet nec not
safe, ald sh&t thora Ia c0nsfderhhlo louFenes1
sUu1ewhare. ar Innro Intention wt,nld be phil 10
the pnnttentary system and crprtx snadu 10 co.'s
roGt' the nunier1ns nbuses hat tH:elir there'
, 1881-12-07

t'otn. WHOM It casno 10 protest they decided, It,
moved nway, to let Mr. Gar.t 1,ay It and not lila
money hnck' tho bcat wny hc t'ntd. 1io wnult,
stand CLIO nj It. ftownvcr, which hu wo.t,l pay ns
sos,It an he rnorlvtal S1uD hauk salnry ,iue lin
fruul tho churpI,." 1}r. Un.Alspood subsequent.
" sn that "hn Thought Mr. Nnrtl Ind bvn,, I'm.
1I'st'y denlt uith"-.an oIntu,, III which thc xu,.
cral public will unanimously cofutd,ie. Thn
Rov. f>r. Durhoo. Chairman Of tho meellrr, ",litl
not sca any chance fur Mr. sartl IL ret My.
Thing" 8fs. Barl said tu thought tsero, ouEut
to bc honor ononeh In tho tInp,lyt deuo,nlnutlon
to kctpts pKhtqd fattb, but Us nobody t,atl hny
sann1tks' tofnak0 OIL this aubjort tho meeting
haAstftnod.
, 1881-12-07
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.


"a fashlo,, journal spys u.at plump girls
lug thla llv at tho start+"-S. ], 1IEt'tli. ~
'Illu lnnn WIN Col, SEQ sermons III running
brooks Ia most mt to xo asld look for them Oh
Sundays whcsl trout arc lltlng.-CaTl scfu,7. :
4 reduction OF 4 por cont Ii Ia be Mndo IN
the salaries OF Philadelphia SCHOOL tqAcRcrs.; No
Reduction III tho stoainaa Ut tho city o'llo1sls Ii
loukcl for hnWoyor. : -: T.. =, 4 :.
II sec tl,at Julga Hilton In going tadtect
n s'h,nn monument to u.y taotnpry. IT Is very
thoughtful at Hank TO Xfye ine monument
even 1t curt bs foun0."-A. r. Steioart.
'"rrl,ico Lcopoltl"-'rwVnty .tollars Ia
enough fur d young nun to give Il preacher.
Hotter hand It to hnl your4olt, as Walcs might
bcs 1t azatnat somo Ut tue Amar!cah hosscs+
Ger his dnrlinE'herlIng low,
Wh'le tho rosss CONG and 10
Tn her oh0aks; i,
Rupert sttukcs hcr golden hair
FoatltY, nnl dseavar2 there i
swltefoa malu ot yeliow tow, =, 81
~ All In stscaks. +.
.,,Tthen ho !,r,s tho ta,r young saoe. :
= Radiant With loyo.and grace
=, Int the nectAr that ho etpa i
Z Prom tho g'out'ng, ruby lips
tAingtud u With palat that kills
n., AN tho bllsa.. - d
.rThen In {ond embrace ha f[ugs
f. = Arms ura.arA 1qe form that cttnRs II
,s- ulu1o Ia hts; ~. ''r'. JAP :
HIT. alas, tho paaltnz caves, = ;t."'
And In snaugIsl, aaappless wayos,51 > :.
Paper. ,etatu. ana othes things :
,-,, BpolI tho ill.,, ~, /,
From 4 Aosop lltg," 4v AHfat itatltea9, y
t.. ci1lcAuo P.suLEs: 4; n =
1t Y. '-'' - T.
, 1881-12-07

TUE 1}oston Herald says: "Tlore nre
:07 QUO yotsra In Massachusetts. aud tim Consti-
.tntton has Just leon ntnandnd, by tho votas ot
u, ,ee4A Of them. Wo sho'l havo to enact laws for
compulsory voting before long IT tho psoplo
t1on't ahow moro Interest In, such Important
tUnttprs" 80
, 1881-12-07

I'ltE Directors OF the l,nnr.l of 'l'rade1of
Louisville, Ky. aro urging upon tho business
tAon at tho city the. tlso 0f ccnts 1T MAktn1
change, mud, several prominent business t'r,na
havinK alro,,dE at'optcd the syatclh, 1t promises
to bgcuEic general.
, 1881-12-07
rl1DUNE nieANC11 OFFICES.

THE CnlcAu0 T1t1NttNE has ettahated btnnch
Offices for the receipt Ut subscriptions and advertise"
inants a. fonws: ...
NEW YuNK-Isoom y Trtban, l.ntdtng. FIT. Nc
FADrES, Manager.
GLASGOW, Acotlnnd-Al1nna American News
Agency IL Nandell-sf.
LONDON, Enx.-Alnerienn Exchange, ~ Strand
UENnY F. Gfi.ltn, Agent.
WASHINGTON. u. E.-llt1 strcet-
, 1881-12-07
THE CiuclnnAtl Gazettc may be supposed
to know what It [s talking ubOut w1LeI, It

THE Ciuclnnatl 0azettc may bs supposed
to know what 1t Is talking about Wien 1t
says:
Qcn. Refer has EotEl record as soldtar aud
Republican. Tho stalwnrts nro hoard from IN
thla contest but 1t Ia HI hitchlpg themselves 10
Mr.. kflfar, not as hltchlnR him to their Ron.
9Rlon: Tho tall does not waK tho dog. The Ohio
!!ppnbl!can dclnHatl0n Ia not HIalwart. npr Ell.
solid for Mr. Keller. tstalwartlsn, In The sense
Of making this Administration tho lcRa&co Of
th'rtl-!erul!su. or Ut Mr. Conkllnu's or ten
Grants rcsenGos. would INT hAye much chance
In Ohio.
Don Cameron clearly drew Ills long.baw
and oyors!iot tho mark When l,e pretended
that Ohio, tho State Ut Garfield, Sherman,
and Foster, was tn bo won over to tue sup
port Of Conkiingts,n by tho bribe ot tho
speakershIp. Ohio Is too loyal to the nse,t,-
ory OF Garfield to havP any Affection oither
for Conkling OF Cameron.
, 1881-12-07
THE SHAME OF ou1TEAu's TRIAL.

L he coarse, vulgar tmplslence ut t;uttcau
IL exactly !araIielctt BY the ailalacity OF his
counsel. ScnvIlo's purpose III calling dis
tihg,tEshed usIl,lsc men to the witness-box II
plainly to dignity thu trial of the infamous
wretch. }lo sceks to surround the prisoner
will III mir Of respectablIty by compelling
respectable men to Justify III his bnl,alf, Just
rs Guftpau when frc0 MIN sought to IT.
CREASE his Importance by forcing htn,sulf
into tue company Of ncop!a af pramiuonce.
The defense Of Guren, II tho complement
Of uuIsrau's life. II is characterized by tho
low arts anal thu mpldent assumptions
which distinguished tho ussasln's career
from youth TO mitlttla ngc.
During tho Presidential campaign Guitcau
hung nbont tlla Republican headquarters III
New York City, and absolutely forced the men
Of National reputation and prominence gatt-
ered thore 10 know him, and, Of course, to
ucsplse him. Col. Hinton, one of tlle asslst-
ant clerks, says TINT "h's campaign sleroh
wns regarded rs ridiculous, Ills presence IN II
nuisance, q.llt himself rs MI astnlne fool"
l}nt still lie npuear6d ta,are daily, with the tie
sigll, no doubt, to make himself knnwn rs I.
basis for his subsequent demand for an
Office. And ,ow Ills counsel. with equal
ImpuAcnce md eqlal lll-taste, seeks to drug
Into court 10 honor tho nssasil these mon
upon WHOM tho wretch forced his acana1nt-
a,Ice.
Tie erownlng act OF this systematic effort
to dignity assassination consists III subpoena
lux the President OF tho United statcs M tho
Rrou,nl that tiNlteau l,utl tic inpdrtinenea
to address letter to him WHOM In wns n
, 1881-12-07

TnE auxiliary young persons who helped
tGeleet AIessrA. 6nnuncr and Afntt0cks to the
County Bnartl may ho gratIt!csl by tho action
of tlleso pre1mincnt reformers fl yutfng to
make 3lr David Clark Chairman Of tho
board. Mr.. David CinrE Is 4 ruforlner, alld
wc arc not sure but he is an auxiltary young
person hlmyr,F
, 1881-12-07
Ing Of Electoral votes Mt Presidential cleo

ttpNs.
l1e nlso calls intention to tic questions pre-
scnsetl during tho illness OF tho lata 1'rusi4
tlent as to what constitutes the Inability"
Of tho President, md earnestly appenIs tn
Cohgrcss to define particularly tito meaning
uf tint CLAUSE Ut tho Constitution.
, 1881-12-07

GERMAN Social-Dcmocracy fell off in its
voting strength very considerably ut the recent
elections IN snxdny. tho country whero Its
stronghold usoa tn he. Ton ynars ago thorc
wero III snxony III, til Social Deu,oorats entitled
to vote. Ihroc years ator thore were D., ,leG, and
lp thrcn moro ycars they Ind rlso, In number to
1Sko18. Tho lnaxftnl.m point WAS renohcd In
1878, when they pnc III Ea) votes. At tho rccnht
elections they numbered only $500, II loss Gf
tl1orc than IU,00o elnco tho Inst election. Tho
Socialists lost 9rotInI III 'lcnrly nil pasts Ut Ter
many. Tic orn10 IL oil thu r1H,l IL ultimate ex-
tluctlon us Il force III German politics.
, 1881-12-07

A. 1:A1.nE dealer In spruce g,lm III slalne
estipatcs Tho !pcomo derived by TIM people Of
tho stata fru,n this Rource ut $4,000 annnutlyt
IIe Bays It soils best wnoro thofe are factory
utrtN. ~ :
, 1881-12-07

Entsrtd at The Post.tee at Chicago H., AZ Steoad'
E!ass Matter,
For tho benent Of afir patrons who dcslEs 10 senh
stnRia coploa nE TnE TstnESR through tho mall, we
ytvc herewith the transient rate Of poataRct
FnTea9n md i}nlss!t Itr Ennn.
Etht ten, twelve. RfA fourteen luu rhper..A CENTS
StItean slxh4oan. ind twunty rhge IIAsr.. ~ crnA
TwoniytwD And twentyfoar l:s3n i'apsf..'.A cent1.
, 1881-12-07

There il nothing moro absurd or false than
tho allegation TINT the restoration OF pros,,cr-
ity stnce 1873 Is duo To n tax Of 10 per cont Oil
goods purchased by consumers.
, 1881-12-07
THE Mayors VETO OF THE POLE EVIL.

1 THE MAY0Hfa VET0 f1F TIE pnT.E EVTT
Tile Mayors lncssaaa ,accomnonyIng his
veto Of tic ordinance authorizing tllo Mutual
| unton Telegraph COMPANY 10 erect tple.
| graph poles nnd string wires thereon In y1t,-
Iatlol, uf the general ordinance prohibiting
| the nuisance IS the ablcss mud strongest
| public document l,c hay contributed during
his local service lie Is entitled to the thanks
If the community for iofenttnv Tin n1uln-
ctous lob, for tho logic Of his argument com.
pcllctl MI tho Aldermen to yote aeait,st tho
| 1,assuge ovor ills veto cxccnt thoso who l,ntt
snuto personal Intercst In tho measure Which
o,ltwotgllet2 pubttc considerations.
trlle reasons which Atnynr Harrison f,as>
gtyen for yetotur tto or,Fiunnce nav In f,ur.
! rluttly summarized m follows: NJ trle suc.
ccsston af ,tngaluly poles alo,la- the streets
mars tho beauty of the city, e, trl,o net
wDrk ut wires Is a pcrnlanent obstruction 10
rrount nttacl1 upon 1,rea. f}> Not onv IL
tho safety of prnporty nut In 1copurtly. but
tile safuty Of hlmnn life tmpcrlled by prt.-
venting the ront]y use of flrc-oscapcs, IN Tile
general ordinance forbldllng tho ERECTION of
additional teegrnph p0loy atM virus was
passed only last spring, nnti It was proposed
to nullify it ut tho very ttrat OCCASION for ell
/ II.
pctitioped for tho urlyiluRe Of cptortnr tt1e
cttv l,v nn,lerero,,nl col,1c occnntr,l t,,n rrr,
tJattona ln,pnsr,l 1,v tIc 1,ennrt,nr,,t NJ mi.
Tin Worka. onl nctnnfIy haan,, thc lovI,,, m
thn cu,,fn n,d n,,t ,nvun n m1lnortt n, ,r1,n
rnl,Ic svstc,u. If nronsrIv rn,,atructoH IL o,,.
ttrcv nrncttcahta. n,,,t ia IN sottsfuctnrv o,,er.
ntjo,i III otl,or cl,ies, m .Thoya " n snrowtl
susu1rton tint this or,,jno,,co Ia n m,ro,y
sncrutnt,va schcme. mt ~ which n fev ,u,,,,
mt te,ono1nn Ia ,tha Mutual 11nton cornoro-
tim, oxnect to mnke handsome s,uck nrotisn
q, 1,uoa,,so tI,o ortlI,nnco did not nlnrcIy
eye,nnt TIM a1utual 1jnIon f,Ym tt,a nrohlbi-
tim, NJ crcct,ng uo,cs for tolccrnnl,. ejectrtc
nn,, tclep,,pnc nurnoscs hut extcntlct1 In flint
cornorot1on #, nonrrol farms vosr nrIyitce,,s
wI.tc,, would son,, rrov ,nto n rnnt mo,,n,,.
o1v,
Eoc1, of ff,nsn rnnsous ts abundant .up+if1.
cntion for the Nayor,s yeto. u,ul nil Of tbom
comldnc,l co,,stltuto,an overwhelming cou-
,Icm,mtiou of tl1o sol,ome nf cnrruutlon
w)lors,,y t.orpurat,ou was to purchase tllo
urfyilcso If c1,tlangurlnu mb1ie safuty for lis
owu protlt Tlo or,ltl1al,ce proposud to erant
The comuany tho rtrht tn acrcct n,IcY outI tn
strln,, n,ul malntai,, wtrcs and ctcctric con-
tluctors oionc n1tl across tho s1reuts a,1tt
nIIeys Of the CITY Of Chicago" II was tho
prctcusu Of tho Mutual uuLon Cou,,,auy nntl
~. .,...,...t..u T., a.. f,u....t, I'LL !. H.
, 1881-12-07

Olympic Theatre.
Clark street. tpLrecn ftnke md randolph. Ynfi-
ety entertainment Afternoon and arcntng.
, 1881-12-07

Academy Of Mnsle.
f1n1sted street, npnr h.ilt0n. West S1da+ Variety
en1estalnmunt Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-12-07

Grand urern. .ffnnte.
Cfark etrcet. oppNslL new tDurt.ltouse+ "Tho
Journalist" Afternoon and oycnthR.
, 1881-12-07

Criterion Theatre. ~
Corner OF 3edGwirk md flIYiat1n stfeot8 Variety
entertainment. Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-12-07

I.yccun, Thentrc.
Ilesplalnos street. near Madison, West Side Yhrt-
Elf entertn!rtupnt
, 1881-12-07


Nendn1nh s,reet, hetwosn Clark and La Falle~
Engagement of John ). Clarke. "Ths 1lo!r.at.Law"
91id "Yuodles,"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-03-12

The President, on Saturday, nominated.
and the Senate confirmed, the following
Cabinet: Secretary OF State, James G. Blaine,
of Maine; Secretary ofthe Treasury, William
Window, of Minnesotaj Secretary of the In
terror, Samuel ]. Kirkwood, of Iowa. Sec
retlry of War, Robert 7. Lincoln, of Illinois;
Secretary Of the Navy. William II. Hunt, Of
Louisiana; Postmaster General, Thomas L.
James, New York; Attorney General Gener-
al, Wayne McVeagh, Of Pennsylvania.