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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15
What Women Invent.

Some one who has taken tho trouble 70
count the patents issued to women finds
that tho number for the year eAding July,
1880, wss seventy, OF ten more than the
avorsgo, Nest Of the inventions of women
have to do with household appliance,
Among the past years are a jsr litter, bag
holder, a pillow.sham holder, dress pro-
tecior, two dust pans, washing machine o
nuting iron, dress chart, a6sh bener, q
sleeve Sdjlaor, q lap table, sewing ma
chine tresdlo, wash basin, IN iron hester,
sad irons, u garment stitfsner, a folding
chair, wardrobe bed, weather strip, q
churn, an iuvalid's bad, strainer, milk
0oolor, sofa bed, dipper, paper din and
q plating device.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

THE..petition prepared by Mr.. Simpson, at
tho request of the educational COMMITTEES
merits the most deliberate consideration Of
the city council, This memorial requests the
council to submit! 10 the voters of tho city,
qualified TO act in the premSea, q pr.pUsi.
ton to tax themselves three,oightS Of ona
per esRt, or S7A cents on the hundred dol
lars, to erect three substantial school bald.
inga in Dallas, two for white and one for col
ored pupils. 1t is surprising that Dallas has
delayed In so important matter so long a
time. W'esnRot conduct our public schools
with any satisfaction to parent pupil or
teacher in the rambling, cold and missrsbly
arranged structures rented by the city for
this purpose. We nult at once take the
steps suggested in Mr., simpsons memorial.
and thus place our schools on a higher,
healthier and better bnq,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15
nice Gave Montana.

Two explorers named Lambert and
Csruthew discovered last summer = largs
cave on the Dry Fork OF Arrow creek, il
tao Belt mountains, in which was half an
acre Of solid ice of unknown depth. Al the
time of the discovery, abopt August l, the
ice was covered with ter inches Of water,
which prevented thorough exploration Of
the cave. The Fort Benton Pres Gays that
the leo gives every indication of being in u
great b0dy, and 1t is 6slievsd, from it. ap-
psarsncs and the fact that in Tho hottest
season only 6 fow inches of it was melted,
that it i, perpetual. The cave is described
as bsing great resort for game, and all
kinda we're killed close to its entrance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

DIR. SAM. O. YOUNG, photographic editor
of the Houston Telegram, waS married in
San Antonio on Wednesday morning 10 Miss
Blanche Sellers with the solemn and impos-
log ceremonies Of tho Catholic church, the
bride being q member Of that church, and
Wednesday night the ceremony was again
performed in Houston by the pastor of the
Baptist church. Or. Young ia an elegant
gentleman and an able journalist, and his
bride ia one of the most charming ladies in
Texas. Her father, the late Major Harvey
Sellers, was quartermaster Of Hood's Texas
brigade during the late war, and was q
brave and efficient officer Wo tender con-
CALCULATIONS to our confers, and trust that
his lines may always be cast in pleasant
places, and that brigh- suns may ever smile
upon him and his gentle bride. May they
always be young, and their young ones We
mean their little ones-thst is-or-nh !!
pohaw "Here'S to them and theirn' with
long life and happiness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

IT will BIO On interesting case when the
contest between Cannon and Campbell
comes up in the next congress for decision
as to who is delegate from Utah. Cannon,
Mormon with a multiplicity of wives, re-
ceived majority of the votes cast, bat the
governor Of the Territory gave the cirtidcate
to the geatilO Campbell, because Cannon
was not a naturalizad citizen, being foreign
born, and because he 10 Mormon prscticing
polysomy. The Mormon gun will go of
and throw shot, shell, sbrapnol, grape and
canister into the Gentle ranks before he ia
spiked, if he should be silenced at all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

The Houston Post Of Thursday comment
Ing upon the valedotory remarks Of Lieuten.
nt.Govsrnor j. D. ssyers to the senate, pays
him most meried tribute, and one which
We rend with pleasure, in the following words.
"Pasiing over all purely political considera.
tions-n matters which will take care of
thensslvss--the retiring president of the sen
ste urges, in pithy and sententious style,
the attention Of the senate, aud hence Of tho
people, to due revision OF law, and the dill.
gent cultivation of the educational and mate.
rial refources Of the state. ofall the civilians
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SPEAKING about the Judiciary and the eff
cheney of district Judges, a judgc Of ono of!hs
courts of final resort in this state, remarked
ia casual conversation TO a friend not great
while ago, that thoro wsra three judges,
Hons GustayS Cook, of the criminal court
OF Houston and Gaiveston, George n. Al
bridge, of Dallas, and Joe Bledsoc, of Gray
son, whose opinions were never reversed by
tho court Of appeals, because they invariably
charged the law in full, and just As it WAS in
tho cs'eS tried before them. This is cora.
plimSnt indeed, an honor not only to these
gentleman, but an homer to the state and u
proud tribute 10 thoir legal learning and
ability.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

Fksh the iaformau,n md touching
the devslo pment' of oosi i s on and near
the Texas Pasihc railway, west Of the Bra
EOS river, We may hope for an abundant and
cheap supply BY next winter. That the
Texas csal fields in that direction and in III,
northwest are vast and ine1hsustable, there
is no reasonable doubt. If, at the vory in.
eeption of railroad entrance into that rsrisn.
many tons arc daily mined, vhilO labor il 40
scarce and high, what may we not expect in
the fu!urs' A supply of cheap and good
coal has been, for some years, regarded 8.
the only grand missing essential to make
DallasA manufacturing town. We have the
wood, water, raw material aud cheap broad.
stufs to make Dallas the seat Of woolon,
cotton, wood and iron fabrics. Coal has
bssn the essential missing element. With
that article abundant and cheap, northern
capital will no! DO slow in seeking invest.
ment in Dallas factories.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

WE are glad TO see that tho press of the
state is speaking in commondablo terms Of
Hon! George Il. Reeves, tho recently elected
speaker OF the house Of representatives. HC
merits all tbs kisd words that are said OF
him, for no s nm able, painstAking, thought
full legislator and gentleman Of varied in
formation, practical, hard sense and mature
sound, safe Judgment and withal most inn
partial, just and conservative in all hi,
views, conclusions aud actions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

of Texas, there is none who takes clearer and
more decided ground for progress and reform,
aud mono who has brighter snd surer pros
pact Of state service before him than J. d.
Ssyers. He is the natural leader of young
Texas democracy. In the prime OF bis man~
hood, having had tho benefit of severe ex-
perience, possessed of q generous and winning
disposition, with sound talent and spGtlesS
honesty, no retires from his Office with the
good wishes Of the citizens and the expects-
tons Of large and energetic portion Of the
people fixed upon him. Judged by the prin-
cip,os that a man advocates, Governor Ssyers
deserves the gratitude and confidence of the
people,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

ONE Of the most important branches Of
learning at Oxford University has been Sc.
riously crippled. The new boat house, with
many valuable boatp, was destroyed by fire
the other day. No graduate of any of the
colleges Of that university would have a
complete education if he didn't know how
to handle an oar. Muscle seems to have
succeeded brains at tho modern Institutions
Of learning, and while tho undergraduates of
our American colleges in the north devote
some little time to toxt books and get n
smattering of mathematics and tho classics,
they develop we'll the cslf Of the leg in pedos-
trisn matches and tho biCeps in Juggling at
sculls, while they improve their manners by
serving as walters ct the summer resorts
during vacation. There is nothing ike pro-
gress--in some things.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

WHOSE duty is it, under tEe law, 10 look
after orphan children who have no guar
dians We presume Some provision is
made in the law for this thing, There are some
orphana in this city without guardians and
humanity, il nothing more, dictates that
they should have some one to watch over
them aud caro- for thOm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15
INDICATIONS.

Partly cloudy Weaihcr; noriher'y "'"d'
shifting to hs cast and touthin the we'tsrn por-
lion, wiih falling barometer and Sl01|y rising
smperature on Saturday and stationary or low
er temperature With rising barometer IN tie
eust portion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

SOME portions Of Mexico seem to DO in n
distressing condition. There is no -four al
Tampico, the cotton crop Of Durango was
destroyed, and tho cold weather in Chihua-
hua was the ,svcre,L aver known.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

Gg-NOTlCE.- Meeting Of stockholders OF
the City National Bank. A meeting of the
STOCKHOLDERS of the City National Bank,
of Dallas, will be held at the Office
o. eaid bank on Monday, the llth day
of February, 1851, az 8 O'Clock p, m, tor
tbs purpose Of ecuug board OF directors OF
said bank for he ensuing year. ny order Of
the board Of directors
dE RgE W. MAnOSEY, cashier.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

GALEsBURu, Illinois, is unhappy. There
is wator famine there, and additions not
only havo to be postponed, but not being a
democratic town, there arc very fow of tho
people used 10 taking theirs straight, and it
goes lord with them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15
OUR CIRCULAgION.

The following speaks for itself, without COM
ment from ourselves:
OypicE DALLAS HERALD.
January 4. lSSa.
A NJ. Cochran, Esq, Postmaster, Dallas'
MAN srn-I{erewith enclosed we hand you
one hundred and tweuty-ohe dollars Hh'.
seventy cents, amount on uuc lor pua'ase VI
the Daily HERALD fox last month,
we would thank You, II possible And conVe'
nient 10 you, TO furnish us the Information ae
20 tho comparative circulation OF me HERALD
ms agsinst Inc other parers of north Texas.
Very respectfully,
pFours, ELLIOTT u HALL
PCSrorFICn, DALLAS, TEXAS, !
January 4, 1851. J
Messrs. Pf0uts Elliott h Hail.
GENTLEMEN In reply 10 yours OF even ualo'
1 can only state from tho best sources OF iniOr,
nation ~ my command, that the postage paiu
by the Dallas Daily and Weekly HERALD ~ /.
excess Of thot paid by all othor paporS In nor'l
Texas co nbined.
Very respectfully,
a Nj. COCHRAN, POstmhsveT
per Bentley, Assistant Postmaster
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

0ne need not be much OF an epicure TO
distinguish readily the difference between =
fowl that has been shut up and .dilicstsly
fed for y time before killing, and one that
has been forced to scratch FOR living.
Oonaus fowls intended for the table in s
darkOned place, give them plenty OF milk,
either fresh, thick, or sour, with grain aud
table scrala, and you will have delicate ar
ticlO Of food, With no strong Chicken" flavor
about 1t. -Chicsgo Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

A COMMERCIAL traveller, Charles RNbe, for
a Chicsgo house, irOzs to death at Kala-
maEoo, Michigan, Sunday last. That wai IS
cool thing as drummer ever did.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15
FRAUDULENT FLOWS F.!

Ihs widely extended popularity four implements ACQUIRED bv nm
eaSg effort during half century build up an extensive business on
enduring principles OF fair dealing with giving hom bo
oe t experience and ingenuity could design combined with
strictly hrseas material and the most skilled abor-has caused nnsru.
Pnous parties to Hood the country with FEAUDUHEN TgSTTk
EBt9Ns of our implements Va "NAAA]A'
order not only to protect reputation but
m inc interest our patrons both farmer and mercbanwe have
Already Drought suit against soNeof the makers Of bosn n no
mems ana So purpose OF this notice give fair warning to ygRs
MY ana farmers many of whom comparatively innocent
intent Dut both OF which classes equally & M or
poo5e tAe law that TO will hold all and others who
o OF use A Il AnEAEAON$ our goods to strict
Of pOws also Points etc N " Plo"8 Out 10 paris
@ % schemes to DO business upon the fairly earned rpu.
avail o%rsnc ia F" Vi Iayo become that have doomn
FAGFUEREas MERsC EAN9 or ySss as against Nh A Us
rights oy making, selling using these hauds ' ~ NAHsesL
Respectfully
Louisville. x. ooel 1850 B. f. AVERY & SONS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15

Precedent Hayes does not buy twenty,
four slrostoSr tickets fer q dollar. ho
valks--Free Press. Vol, then, he doson't
get aay tobscco-iuice freokles or ola-pipe
wbiifs, and no dosen't have TO stand up, and
hang 10 q strap, whilea 900.pound female,
whe won't say thank you, is occupying the
space no pays for.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-15
glG0RDSF u RESTORATION

0NIGng y " VI. HC8!GHA ssE
ere is a weil-known principle in splmss
'hloloSy that no vital action can tnEe plgola
Through the agShcy Of the uervOu6 gys,
lthe nerve power IN Epy organ is WaNh-
o. then thas organ is,waat, There Ia arena
ody i Inc reach OF all, one that has stood tine
test for over half century nr. Elcord Z
VITAL Restorative hgs been scranptgod and IN
uorSed by inc Academy Of Medicine In pgriF.
es en- ipialiaOle speclO for the above, contains
10 ln0Spnotous' Canthariae5 OF other pllsoas,
u paro% NssatAOla, Producing no reaction,
ana 10 permanent IN eject; vs. q sugar.eostea
pui ana can be had Of Lsvasser & 60 10 hIp
We We Hleheileu, Paris, tFranoe), or Of Dr.. s,
ROOM oT Al W WssiS% 9a1 pT9prIeiors Address
uine without the signature OF S. n. Sigesmond
on tho Side NI ,ch box; send tor egts loynS.
box oil 100 Va', IS, box Of 400, $40, aaut Inv mai
upon receipt OF price. ''''
~. - - s,, s.. Louis, April $50, lSso.
Dear Sir,-ln justice 20 you ard to the pro.
feoSton, feel it nv tuty 10 state the rosultg ~
my trial OF Records Vital Restorative In NV
practiee, rollowlog the challenge you made.
Ease /. Mr.. D., aged 80, imnocrt rorye9rs
WIN spermaIorrhe9n, weight 10 lbs, very
nervous and deOllltOted, sleeples aud fila
with nervous fears, had tried every Lnn,,r
IIgSI!hte1uy, pnt MN under treatment with the
ltal restorative alone. In six months he
Wa discharged, perfectly cured. lie had va
gained all his ylEora and marhood and weighed
100 pounds '''H"e"
Cass >. Mr.. NJ partial loss OF povrr Il,
SIX weeks Treatment with the Vital Resiora.
i've, desire and manly vigor were fully re-.
s'ofeu' u II. Roam, NJ. D.,
1928 Pine ST., ST. Ionis.
ST. Souis November Ia iSTo
IRIS IL to certify that Ihayc been nfnic,ed Tor
years win nervous and general debility, amer.
matorrheea, and s0CtGnibg ef III. brain bSro
been under the treatment of several nron,o
hent physicians during tins time with no ben.
ehelel results. Several months ago bpgen
taking Richards Vital Restorative and az
~ INV d peIIleeuy cured. | weighed at the lime
III poNnds--l now weigh 1855 pounds
WM. BoRset,
1918 Cass Avenue.
rho,,..., -. 81 Louis, April =, lsSO,
nau peen lmnotent for number or y,srs
nneu ! commenced TO take Ric0rd's Vitnl
,nA.storatlye. within three months | fonnd
snlye.ll suddenly restored 10 my former heniths
Il" 'lSOr' ana me cure has been permanent.
Imam NJ. VIZ, j. y. VINCENT,
w the ABOVE Certificate lie is a frien6 ~
stated them. ~ NY mas
fT99PTlSior Grand Central and M II Eu MopS,
nela by Wholesale and Retail Dr,,
WASfa TeRNFRlnY 49,
Wholesale Agents; Richardson 4 Co .s SET
s@lsa9urliJ LLyons, New Orleans, Iopis,sns!
' an thsacK, stevenson * Co., Chloorn iii1i
noisi smith, Doollttle 4 Smith, Bost6n' Ma
KaohuSelte John Keeshan, Cinoinnsti' ohio
Nnariea n Criitenton New York, ON
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ss-NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
ONCE Of Water Supply Company, January 10,
1881. Notice is hereby given that your water
rent for the quarter ending April /, 1851, is
now due and payable at the company's office,
aud If not paid by the 18th. inst. water viii be
cut of wiLlout further notice
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Notice 90 Stockholders ma Directors
OF tho Dnl!nR q Mschit.s b. u. 90,

The regsar annual meeting II tho stock
holders RLd the board Of dlTeclor5 OF the Dali
las " Wichita rallrosa company viii be held
at the general oiice or the company in the
city Of Dallas onths third Tuesday in Janu-
airy, A. u. ISsl, at l2o'cl5ck noon.
MIL.ON d. NlNNMrT.
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The following speaks for ITSELF, without COM
ment from ourselves:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

Notwithstanding the fact that the President
Is at Long Bratch and has been thero for q
week q delegation Of the Malone wiog CT the
repubi,aa PARTY cooir:gated 10 Washington
vest, r3sy r the purpose Of cslliog upon hin,
and r, moving sny i'm probable obstacles the dclo.
gatioa Of the Wickhsm or anti Malone Wiog OF
me pity may have raised ia his mind regard.
log tho "ssrn S: nDd nsar;y support" be hss
avoGed bis in:eption Of giving the former wing.
Their prescbc. in Washington for the purpose
msutloucd shows that they don't read the
newspapers. fer il they did They would not 90 )
haV1 kn(w TINT the President W IS absent, In,
that II prospn; heir 81 " .s entirely u1ntc-
essray. lnasnrcl as ha has ASSURED tho Ma
honeites tha. he will assist them to tho utmost
Z cot OF lis power. When it is remembered
that one CT the Mahooies chiaf oil ctors to
the Wick ham delegation Was that it was c1m-
pcs.d Ct cfic, ho'd,rs snd ofhc, seekers, The
fact that the Malone delegation was composed
OF precisely The same sort of material is By 30
uens as strange as ridiculous.
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ThD MSarl{elS,

BALTIMORE. June 81 -Viryin, i. old -; do
deterrad -; do consolidate SCI 10 - "a.
ries 4?3 past due coupcn -; nav II ADS 6li b.
TO day. Cotton steady; niiidIiux H. g,ou'
inactive but strong; howard st .nd We.tsco
SUPER e0aS4 Is; DO oItrs 60.s5 %: DO family
GLASS 80; City Mills auoer 3 80 81 50; d. o..
ira 75at5 %; family 75.S7; do hio nrsni'
6O,Sb 62i Pst,psc, family S725 Wnes!-
Southern steady Western advanced. d-c'iaat
and closed steady; Southern red l2)el?I; d,
amber l2j,l30i No : Western winter rod w..
and June l273al2i; July I2t3.l2G; Aug IL
ia; Sept III! alag. torr-jou,hern siesnS
and quiet; Southern white 60; do yellow IS ;
Western mixed spo. md juno 6G3 81; July /;
Au, Oil; steamer 5?s. Oats q shad, better
Western white 4Qs4l; 40 mixed b Aye Qlei
st l0oalOG Hay dull! and lower; prime 70
choice tsnns end Ms-y!aad l4sSlS Uch q
ftm; Rio cs'goes o.dnsry 10 fair 94slli. Saga
STEADY; A sofE lC4 Wh.skey firm at 81 TO-
NEW York June 24-S:ocks strong. Money
Sa33. Flour firm. Whss. f.iry active. Corn
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Prize. Bismarck is rrpid!y rec;y:rieg,

fr!ic .DEMarck Is rfplG'y recjV:rlGG.
S,ea!ey, lbs i%vc9!ct 0! lac n.:d@rn t'cycic
died yesterday 1t Ccrcu!!y.
Tao c-rsui shows The poru!atIcn CT the uoi.
ted Kingdom TO DC above IS CC0. GEO an Increase
OF .i.GUO. 900 10 decade.
Thorc we're iour arrests IL lnard yts.erda7
u1der the Coercion ses. Al tie prisoners Wero
lodged 10 the Limerick jail.
\ dispatch from Fcrca SAYS i, is rumored
THAI Zines bago been dnc;veicd under the
t5u-daiijns c! tho KAN UsihedtsI 10 S.. Pc
t:fstU'g.
There ~;r; mi Ffcroh DEMONSTRATIONS 10
PolerIo "Wednesday. aad there ha5o teen ses-
trai arTes.s in N2p!ra Ter to'iIc denous'rliiocs
seaIus; tic Fisucn.
Ffaro, will oul5 c)yssp; 10 80 l.aiia1 loan
Eeips dcsl: With On Tie Psris bourss on ,hs
cocdltIoa that ltu'y formally WthGrays ne,
dissprrovs! CT tho Fcach ptlicg in Tuni',
The gcverHor grrs:srs bail at Qlebec Wed
nsiday night Vas n IS: brilliant sItsir. About
60 guests we're Drsscot, :cc'adog Tie cl:c t
the city and If the IiS;rlc'. 1hs s umes
waro vcr7 clegsht, s1d the i CHA ious CT the
Music Hall, where The tha b.lI was givec, we're
CT the most ll4bora,e ,sciip!ian.
4 dispatch from MersaiiEss say: "Sedilious
p!aclrds vera posted here last Sunday, dtcar.
ing that I'LL works where Italians were employ
cd would 10 Eurncd DOVE. This threat now
aocus partly rra;z:ti. ss tso oil nl Is snd O
nat utsc!osY, where lraiafS only Rcrc employ.
cd. have beer a!nnot totally stroytd by fire.
Tho dsEalo IS tsinatsd tt K million i!a,c3.
An eIq7iTy las bceu opened"
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GuayeG TO stcutl, by HATS.

TACO! cvs Eli z, Gcrnao Loortr, lives wilh
! HE Hls aud four c5iiircn in . miscrsb'o fran?
tcpenett 10 Ice Ter Of M. 500 Brown stree,
pli!ade!ph;s Yesterday ,la hubbard w!at 10
his daily work Is usual, and at ten &C ock tho
mother wen. q 10 gather b,sE c ; of c)s tax
ine her t!dsa: child. boz, With her, scd Law
lpG two little 1i;!s. aged and s. respoc-
tivey, 10 the l7Ter !oems s1d her iotacs, S
weeks CID. lying on ths bed in the upper room.
N 1t long at'cr the departure of Mrs. EfiIz tho
residents Of fv, similar teueuents clrs cred near
heard The wailIDg Ct The i1ieot. Gao wac
knew Of tho ab:c.c, OF tie no!her Climbed the
icle'y sai!s, Gully to e I'D the door S. ire y lick
cd. Mrs. Hi z alter az abseto! Of tIo hurr!
SID isrter. returned lu3Rips bu ,ie basket
hesp-u full Ct cos. The neis b bora tod her
! Of The screams Of tie Child, ont Tho mother
dropped her burden aed baslcned 10 stara.
moncns tiIcfw,rd III, rcsldcas wtra hor
rihsd ty the shrieks of tho mother. scd fo!Io1.
log 10 ;be baro.iS. ate, thcy found Ter raccg
wildly roGss the q iOr. ed clesJicS tue mutt
lated aid bisciiog iUtaot to her bress. SO firm
y as 10 slm2s: s:rat2 % shat little life was left
10 II. Poir'iog to he bed whtrs the Child he'd
laid. the visitors saw boodmarks almost Dlcali-
tel enough % have tcot oted for the murder Ct
an sSuit. L,yipg tho child again upon the
bloody covtrlet, he woutdj were disclosed to
view. Oaly easily bcle rtmlined of whs.
had te:n is iso:, from between the ty:s TO Ihs
under liz. The right car was gone. Nuner-
Gus gsshss on tho Erms give sileot testimony to
s:rugaIs With he destroyer bsfcr, pain snd
loss OF t bod hal too far wsakered thu poor
little sufferer. Tbs. hoEcrer, hsd CEASED b.
fore tbs work Ct cutiaicn Was eli he'd. as Rsa
shown by another SPOT as large M dollar on
the obid's arm, from which the fl 81 hid been
gnsaed TO ths bone. The child vas then al
ncst in Tho ds,b sruggle. bur the
wiling neighooro summoned pA5si-
ciso, Who promptly afford d the liuIs
palliation possible ia such an extreno Csc.
An hour after the meters return tho cSi!d
died. The mother, who up to the death Of the
child, had been too heart srick!1 to afford sD7
Information. then WAS sb 10 say that when she
catered the room, she saw q large rst Jump eff
the bed and make lis es,spe ttroush hole 10
the chimney place. she raR ooly oae, bat the
nuuber of tbs wound and toe ql.ni;s IF ,is
sac destroyed makes Is possible, II. ls-s that
more than one of the vermio Os s'ci ID t5e hor
libls feast,