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, 1881-06-03
fhE llTE INDIANS,

Gen. Maekcuxie and BIZ eommand, whu asu eli
route ~ Los luos frnu 1'bEt tlaelAud. Thv U1o
commissioners nre nWnttinx ,she uf.lval IT the
sroopa befnre procuedla.Y with matters CouCeru"
Ux tho rOMuyAl OF tho Utcs. i,
, 1881-06-03
HEAR}-D|SEASE,

6PFfta1 Ulsl4sth 10 1hs ch1eaP9 Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. June ..-lfss. William Cullen,
wlfo ct tho Congressman, has boon dangerously
sick for a few days with rt-tltScaxo, aud hut
faint hopes wgEe entertained 0f her recovery
until to-luy. whon sho GcgAH to improve. Anl
will now probably got well,
, 1881-06-03
THE rxAu1Ea u.t11,SE1,.

1losroS. June 1.-The tllrce ullicors who
charge OF forging h,t assignment Of n patunt
luavonirIIt, have bscn arrested l.t turn Dn 4,
chatEe Of tnnking III ttlcgnl unrest, und required
10 GIyo bonds In $lu,OOo.
, 1881-06-03

NEW YonK, Juno s.-Ex- Gov. jatnes u, Porter.
ot Tennessee. President ut tho Nashville & Chnt-
tHnoogu ltulroatl, hus hcen in tho city several
days undeayorlng to r1tsG money tn cotnulute
tho I.eabnoH IF7snch to ir!s&ol sEe lett town
ycstcrtlny. but will return In tho cnl,rso 0t u
week, whom It fs expected ls mission Will bU
nrct with tho Nnrfotk 4 Western. md thus rive
l4,ntsvlo ind Nashville, tllEput communication
with Hurfulk aud tho MWhnar.l.
, 1881-06-03

a 1.1:ADvtLLE AssAs1NAT1ON.
Denver, Colo, J,no IA 1.ca.lvt1lc specIal
says: "Abont ten miles from f1cA,lv!|Io
yesterday John Lynch sllot md Instantly
killed Cliarlcs t.yics. Tho shsx,tinR wns tnntcsl
by Il long. .HtnnlnH 1uarrr reKMrtln9 n mining
clntni. 1.ytach tny In utnhnsh and Hired wt,llu
Lytus WAS not oxpcptitiH H."
, 1881-06-03

JETrrt,soS. Tex., june Last night IN
Gimp County four young white mcii visited
tic residence Of Dei,ns llrotcilMi, colnred,
vim f1rc,l on them, shontnx Catvir Con0 d"ud
and n0rtAlly wi.ltNl!nr israel fHgrnt,da. TITO
other two mon killed tho llexr0 and caCMpod.
, 1881-06-03

UNBAaA, Champaign Co., ILL.,, Juno ]. 1ssl.-
William IL. neaupre was u member Of Company
+, Forty-thtrll lnd!atsn, and segvcl ~ drums
meE it uaId colupany. unlisted juno II, lsG4.
Ut indianapolis. | was ut that timu II ycArt
old, Served under Cnpt. james dyer.
VIZ. II, QEApFn{. uFbAuA, III
, 1881-06-03

SAN FnAScisco, Gill;, juno ..-{;corgo
Meascll, II resta,irAnt-kecpGr Mt Sacramento.
fatnlIy wounded Petcr bforru11 with Il revolver
yesterday iii llarrcl Aa,out drinking.
, 1881-06-03

BRENNAN. Tux, Junc ..--'rlis morning
llcnr Senly. MS tho work trAfn WIS switching,
II number Of cnls were ctlt louse by convfcts
IN nm attempt tn eaCa7se. vwD Wes. killed and
four wounded, two intlrtnlty. One csclspci.
, 1881-06-03

Spstfal DtspasrA to Tho CAtcaco Tribune,
WATERFOWL, Wis.,, juno a.-Thts {mme-
dinte vicinity was visited by a fine, coplous
rain this morning, tho first lii nearly three
weeks, and 1t iias proved OF !ncalculable
bcnoit to tho growing crops. Spring wheat es,
pectaily, which wis suffering soho from drought,
lua lueu greatly improved BY tho showers.
, 1881-06-03

DETROIT, June. 2.-'rhirty United States
conylcs from Fort Smith, Ark, arrived ut
tile louise 1T Correction In tlits city this
morning. They wcru heavily ironcl aud Il hard
lUUlklug sGt.
, 1881-06-03

NEN1JllI3S AMI I\ItM141IsSs
NEwro,rr, Ark, Jul,u 3.-'rhu rul,latns Of
an unknown i,an wero fund nj the Scutaeld
fnrn,, Woodruff County, tC.tlay, II, MI nut
h0lisc. with his hcurt eut out ami thrown in a
tulA, and one nrln ud his head Aovcra.! fr,m hls
1otly. Thoto nro tu suspicious as to tho lnur-
1nfrr.
, 1881-06-03

AT IEI0lINIUSU. va.
RICHMOND, W., June :.-Early this ,nor1,-
Ing tho Vulca,. lr0n WArks. Bruce IL Arch
pruprtctors, WIN destroyed by Tire. Thu orlKinNf
ih0 tlre Il nut known. Ito loss IL about S335 wv;
tnaurol Tor tl5,OW.
, 1881-06-03


DosToS, June 9.-Elean0r Daniels, for the
murder Of 1,ur fhf:lnt child, wus adjudgeu
mot guilty by rcnsou OF insanity" nnu Gonnait-
tod tO tho 1nsAne Hospital.
, 1881-06-03
Appointment of q Committee to De-
wise a Way to Adjust the
Difficulties.
The Vanderbilt Family Obtain
Control Of the North.
western.
Arrangements Completed for Another
Through I.fno Groin Chicago to
Now York.
Mr. 9owon Steps Down After Hard
Fight for tho Presidency Of
Reading.


TIL: souTl1wEsrs'sN Tnoun,.Es.
nj sinnnrcr. md nthor r,cnerr,l n,,,ccrs of tho
so,,thvos,nr,, s,,",. nm tt,,n,hnr ~,.,nrtnv ut
~. .,lm"o'te'h y. iu,us s""e t"No."ut ssoA.l, Nv
tho o!lice ol tho southwestern Halfway AsaocIa
tOn III tho fakesttc I'Niltling to nuke MI effort
f,r tho settlement of tho pus.rp4er md freight
troubles that hnyo arisen si,Icc lilo lust meeting
wat W aeul. Inofe were prescht1. =. McMu'l,nso'
<: chaprGll' ,,asnos smith, nn J"'ues cnnrito,,
-, -. 1a,... t,. ~ ,.,.,. ~ .'n.,1n o. =,
INV a,a" H. %. Io. n, "sk tsn' @ ' " ~. >. a.. ~.
ru.i tr y T,,,vnson1 w"h,sh. !. !;
.,''., @ ,u....
T'lckorand a. Il. linn"vcr. Illinois Central' Com-
first business tnkeu tIt, w,,s the confederation Ut
tho NvlItict regarding tho III isAe,txer business
rio ratios wsnt 10 81 picess st,out Il year aso.
for ulsuess. Ii that tI1nc tilu W,imsi1 tiei,Ut
WINS far Ciii,-at tfg c,,rncr itf Archer and
y,rwart avcnuos,-aall, lecausc Of tho iucu,i:
tint It s.niii uh.rgc 81 iess than was charged
by othor lltlus Tno othor lines refused 10 sub
nit T. ti.is ani n.ot!ee.l that they wonitl mike
IL rntcs went towl, 10 mammal ytlros Jjuring
tt tf,fs % til.,o tic Wnbnsh. Xitni,, it'd ushor iius
slnlIlnitc tsckus Goth frn,n Chisago 10 ts. Louis
A1d Kutsus Cty and |riwccn It. is,ttis md KIM
sNH EitY, After thu Wabash e3,,d secured better
tprujuIl fuellltfrs ut tho vortlur uf Third nypritu
ntld Isyclftti street il nt0nred TINT il wtili no
Inl,vrr cjuin, Iitjurr,ltu rMtc Of 81. but Wu.iil
rs.ls co;,flncd tc1ssoiycs t., tho atS Of limited
ttckuts only, the taltcs coutd hnvu boon easily
restored, hut uyiuv to thU HruNt nilu,tit tir
unlimited Tickets u,sutI lIpDn thn tnnrknt it w,ts
fu1mi II ItiGuIt mMtier tt, rGstUru r1itrs tu
former iixirus. scvo,a.l meetings wero held 10
cuitics could i,o ovc.s,tsc. 1t i ,nectnK Of tno
Irt.sIIfrnts mo m thu ht1all1rss ,vns
fur1ntni Int t,winr in ,.,iaiiitinrsr,tnIiinv il
cotiiiI riot 10 cnrri nut ThO wrcnI tliiIIculty
wns In tisutsttiu or tho lliittritpi tirkotA ind t
prnyitlp fs,r tGur rctlcnption, At Il incetnx
hofi uflrrwarla nj 81. Lo,,ts. II wns
submit to Ge,lorat- Mhnker Carson, or thu ila,l-
loal t, e % SHOWING ~, ino s .,t
,it,rin9 lin iiaht n, th.t tho sin,,sr,r ut s,ib
se1ueIlt meeting Il, 10 hell III Chtctyo colilti ct
ns'le,ssandtnKty. When that meeting gss',,o uE
Ill., nr wMs @ nu"1s q ppG nno s.a
, 1881-06-03

sHArumeter EUFrtttGG for teulpUtAtQrc+ eleTAt01,
tlnd Instrumental gFtHr.
froo alnall tn Muasute.
hG0n barometer. N.GN
Moan t9es!1!1ulaioF, Ill
Moan humility. 1v.3a
Highest temperature. tu...
Lowest temperature. Gin
GESEliAt 0BSgNYATfnNf.
EIfICAuu. IunH 1-lt.f4 2. Il
, 1881-06-03


aoem Wnh coH; ~ Mter ~, s"''Ie n,' ,rs ,,"
Ws M 'fs wsHes ae "svar NJ. " torv
ito arrest. ", y.n.rs ntt"r. 'h'rSh ti,e =" q
I,yt,cy, pr,H,tr,r tho far.,.,!ealer 4 term ,,a 1T
.",r,n ~ ~ ~ , ~, ., % n,at n t,m, @ a',i
wlirm hn rs.,v"t !, mi. at",rn Tint III
ct,t,l,,on ealnlcr II warrie.t hl,a to k,.nw
OF Alansn,, nankat,,i attachod, n.nrnc.l tho
r,Ra,es galleries nf the rlnkcrtnns and nsbor 'te-
nnco ttllt these pictures had t,Cnn rct'Orcd and
destroyed. Ten yuats ,t9. Wakohnid WIS keep,
x aa 'st seo tho thh1G II ETn hs psc osotety
ISL pas;c nt! tor thc A'i!n9 ~ of tha sia',Eh,
Tor Il ct,tninl*Altnt md fur q contract, which
prnmiacd IN hs tMiaho. Wnkotlcih Suddenly
Sxe ssss up A' keno 'o''''V'' a'' 1T WIS '''o''S''
'IfE HAD RESOLVED To REFORM,
an tt. t'1r,, HI, attention to l.x,,inntc business,
Wh,in r,.,n,.iTv III " irvntinv f,is mtfo,,fintt II
sM,rh ,Mltls he orFnnizei :. xainh;inv r,l,g, and
scnttns 70 ti,a saicrs tiat testootl II 'rtween
thom md tho lt.ilt !lsri CLAIMING 70 slisarse
.n al!ts,s .uG E'Gr . t~ snrn, ,s+ omi i, is!s5
W WnRs;,ei,I boixht tho Old VarIctIss Thoatrc. on
Markct street. at,d prt,coodoII d. 70 transform Il
atsn n n.xns!IaIv xs ttsar r'siorn, md waNctirId
wns elevated i, sncinl pnaltton, havng his
picture pa!4s.ca . " A.! 4 psno' M tho % ce,!.ns: ~ "a
t+IHfIf II
t,nrl. lto,es. Ind whcn hp i,;trtcI i,nrtnurshi,,
a,,,', Ti M"sSs @ I'D x;s y ;SprS Sr isI
Il. wSkshs S'T u e s ~ 'essest s sfter n i,
nsi,ar ~ r"rti,rc.i IN nni .tnrn nm i,r,cr "''7
....,. 49,. ,,4., ..,,.,,,,. -, M, ,,,.,,,n,
iut thu cnns,,f,,tnr hnh1 IN, extcn,finn thu
calrteaios ri the thentru 10 mel, OF >pron,1cnce,
Ifus,sp. Wakefield hA,l no lro.,h,u III conveying
t,c tmnress!nn ahat ~ was me pownr nanifnl
rccrcStion wns WITH wri1lsu. liz WIS MSturio,,s
fur 1,ls naours n,id hi. Victims wore numbered
y teores IL f,sa IT, .'g .. y mtrR0 wS @csee In
liz turned his rowers III thia siirec-
ti9n to nccoslnt to cnrry out bis pla,ls.
n'fc tn,,'ssa,cr whn nu wist,c ~ ~ an IL
cnpitatc.l. THO Commissioner yael'lnl to tho
Ga,nrsns, md y tinyernr wis ncsuGlty Invited io
The cirun.ttt,,ccs iIi1Istratu fn irr ths tn which
Wmk"iinl,s wins hui cnrri,Il hItn fiis Sifo IN n
rcl,,ivo or Judge lial,ia, ii iniann. '' y
"e-..s ---~
ATTEMPTED alolsi'sls AMI suA-
Cil,E.
,,o..r,tt,,,, -, 1,,,,o - tarr,i,,, ,,,,..
ANY, tIr. .m' ,, ~ ,o.', ,.o'n a.o" ~.
Ing altr;sy occurred hero t''is ese'lng' III
NM, 11,n'or ,,nn,,ti,. nj. ,vtr, ,,I t,,n,,
MhfS Hog"h. recently nus "'ie, aMl tncn
tnrtnsr ult'nt two years stgt, ntld tllelr ilar-
| rfpL life DrOyet unwilling but en,,1nItnt.
| Mrs, lipgan co,u.ae,,crti prosecution
uu,,inst I[ugun for bEg1,,ny, alIrglnx tl,us
| wheu he u.nrre, her llc Ind Il wife living II,
the State uf 1{tcuig,,,l Ouu trtut III {ilo
! District Court In yyas relrusptl. Mrs. Ilounu
refusing II, testify against him. From ttimo
uutii last Jullr.ry tl,ry 1iyr,t together. t,,t,t.
r,liur ,u,,st nf tic fins. anl frcu,,rtt,v
| srfur,tinr. tast Anri3 Nt4 1tnnnu Iu.y,u :,
srit for ,ltyorye. which terlnluatel M urnyctl
, 1881-06-03
ALE OF \ ll0AD

GALVESTON, Tox.. June ..-The Wnxabatchlc.
top ltaruAd wHA sold ln Houston u tho Houston
& Texaa Cuatsul.
, 1881-06-03

TIFF NORTHWESTERN ANNUAL.
rrho nnn,,nl nrctinv al tto a,ncthn,,tors or tho
ta' =. -. t,",s.a .sas a,a .uo
.a'eaRo northwestern ata'""y Mns nelu yes
tcrtlAy ut tho C0u,anys u1t1ce on f!hx'e street,
Among tho promtnont Eastern stockholders and
i}irrCtory urcsuut ut tho t,fcuttna wrro juy
s,'''.,'. !. 1.s,'' u..'.. r.,s ~
tonla. ~. L. sykes, ". l.. scott. 9. J.. psoorn,
II. Il. FtuwGEs, and Augustus 8ghols. President
Albert Kpeu occupied tue ytafr I1,usu wara
sl,asts so'rl out of W possible oss, ID
anases' anu stiey woro east Tor ". l.. scutt, u j.
Osbor'', Jny Gould. Il. j. F4oWers, Anson atHgor,
and Fred ". Vanderbilt, whu will acrye us DI.
r,..turt FIR Inn ncxt tbr,n yunra Tim tIrxt fuur
ss.,. -,rIa,,, ,,, $780, .s,,,. '.s. ~
were recieotod: Mr. Ahsoia stauer taxes tho
n!aco q II Fntnk Workt Il sna FroA v: vandorllllt
tnkGs th9 p!Mco " II. Il. NgfRnl1. ny this result
!ho yaMHsfliit in!GEcst ga!lls two tncibors aud
'nT H. 1nH!a ..Stesi H., ,sSs S 1%o or or ~
1nnll. Jariu DHw4. shlnGy, Dlti0n: y. Q. bblls,
hilkustas he1el!. hAnltol FstiasgGt, ,thnunnoy u.
ilopn"+ ~. L.. bykts. john h. Hurko, Abort
kvep' ana slnryin uuHhttt.
~ Sa! Sas r M w.. w. ;ot ns th9
MMy ", aha sonsellenkly therS WIZ 10 tin'o to
, 1881-11-05

Speriat Correspondence n 1nt f:.itcaso 1ttbtsnt.
WICHITA, kAs., Oct. Il.-iuur correspondent
hnt katry pnsscti over thnt tue ngric,itursl re-
ulutt lying lctwccn tho Missouri lsirhr and tho
lual!Wntrrs ur tho Chicaskia fircr, III Southern
Nn,,sRs. Thls yast urea III country Is mostly
ulong ti,e lfnn Of tho Atchlso,l, Topeka {; snntn
Ft linitrolts1, anu Ans boah blessed will. flnu
ralnfhll t!urll!g the lAst SEASON, aud Hill nbun'
tttnt cfrn-ctDt,. 3
About :ol u,i.cx southwest Of Kansas City no
roAch tho tinurIshlnH Etty Ut Wichita, town uf
nbnut 7.oD eup!c. shnwtnU ti'Arvclot,s growth.
TIN yrara sss,' s,lw unly slnaIl trading post ,a
lur fort where nuw stunas tho metropolis OF tho
ArknusaA Valley. In lS7n Wichita wns
thu largcst primary whrnt.lnarket IN the
wurltl. N0s, ns II general thilrkcs inr
wheat. iyc-stnea. er.l, Gi.s,i4 aud pst,ueo Ae',-
tral!y, lhs elty u mt excel1ed by any town Ut
l.rnvIng Wichita by tenn, and erosslug tho
g.rnt ArKansas River, n drive Ut twenty miles
Hrttrs liz ~ tic Atnnesenh isIsar, II AtraaH1 Ut
elelr, sparkling yErsux-Hnter. Mnd wtthbtit oX-
cupt!an !t,a lll,tst, puscst strenIn ~ tho whtde
SOUTH st,rtncss.ah fnlIry; and 1t il estsinnted
tns IT,, ss thtn a, s.ccM ,s ;,rt NJ" hct', ~
rlnnt bnlat1 and otuer grasaes furnishing than
With xr.snE utmost tue un',rc ysar;; eur;
nr,hoS Y" up patfn Iii, vu.sy s 5 ,sSt
~ aiu now In tic ul.ist ii that vass rntt!c a:,i
sheer, rnt1su 50 well k,nWt tl stuck-lnen, whtrg
al,d tut almost tho year Mrss'lE. and the prsssa
nors IN waste, 10 srrnt !s the supply. Dcnters Il,
,t's p % H., M ~ ssss stS a @ ssss
.ics.Hh IRE only beginning nr that aiitost n!,-
llmttc! r1lusS txtrnt,nV westward niil south.
ever, to TIC panhandle Of tho I'dan Torr.sory.
ticrt nr. rtty-wcalifs-ni!lnnnce: Cn!tlu
and shccr arc on every swnll 0f tho ps1.rie: tut
theiN Il r'Nltn fnr tnHny nt>rr. Th ra'T ihnter,l
il nlEIn!ant. All Of Tits 'uxMriant grzlsa shouid
he converted Into hrcf, mutton. n!,tl rtol.
, 1881-11-05

Tie Countries They Came fr0m-fnis
nrlxulsll1. f,rcncltcr* III lsMropc.

Tile Countries They Came sront-fni.
prIsnl.l,A. Preachers In fsuropc.
Ni:w rn,,t;, Nov. n.-.rherc wrrc MT Nor.
mon recruits, nnsl twenty returning Mnr1nnn
missionaries on the Wisconsin wien s'le
rcucilr.I her wharf today. They came frn,u
tho following countries; Engtamt, Sro:-
,atul. aud Wales. Ell: Switzerland and tnr-
many, r.; Scandinavian domains. ~. Of
ErnwM lroplc there were abnnt 1a1, ns'f''st
counl IN number as to scScs, nnt III chill"
,lrrn ,,ndnr the agc Ut !. years. El'lcr l.. Il.
AIartlneau, wll0 hits been tho Liverpool
ngcrt sf tho Ator,non Einlgratlnn Sultty fnr
tho nsst two years alN Il half. was IN charge
Of tho pnrty. rne lnlas!onares % ,s sse la;yss ;,;
inari;, NurWny, MD sweden. Aiiot tl,u en,,l;
grants were slilt fur md their uaH*nge uAltt
by frieIul' who llaso, preceded them to tug
Alor.nul, country. .Tlmy stnrt Wsst IA y
WY Of Fnrt Wuyne. tonlorrow ailytl'on,,
i'I is rFr,ssy. VI! ss;.s brothss !: l'": llasr !:
with rs, hy good tussll; nlni ,o'c of
%%S % "; s Eisr Fs,S urisa E,sff 10 4 rcpor3st s,t
. 1t is ttc ctstoiH of tho authorities ~ so,1t'
countries where ws lHb0r to arrest us fur
making pr,selyteS--tl!nt H. converting lNop!u
10 n,sr, ,faltt: On tho slay tlssst WI lett Elder
tho tillcrrs were hunting fur Br1ther, tlani-
liur, hut l,u eyn,!eh pursuit. Elltcr Suhrka
wus arrested H. ttal,onrg. F9v twp years lie
las t,ern preaching ntlr gt,spel In llasnhlirg
III! III .isys III I,risull ,lpoN lhu pr,sclytns
cl,arge. The terIAs Of incarceration hnyt,
het. fr01i II few days tI two weeks. They
sentenced hin For ssevcl, days ut kie; QUO @
tine. u.,d bccansu ilg shtlE hymns while n
oi ills nnrseclitlun l,a llsls established u
branch thern Ut 15O members. lie has nln!lG
ii strnmE fight. When Iltrrntrtt FROM jul he
would snSpr,l lnbor for n few days ailtl tl1cl,
years t!t, Il nl,,n Of ehurngA and energy nn't
| III great nbi!isy ns II pre!lcllnr. Il Will bc I.
sore disappointment, spending liss tin,e In
l,rlsnn il,s,uuH nf nn tho Atlantic with tho
axpertalt,n Ut RDoh ]othing hta family: hut
ilr ll;,s stnut heart md will suffer manfully
| tur tt1c rtltgc.H
, 1881-11-05
'rtie Legend Of tstlullr,


us beautiful legend VI tho seanIinavlun
land AMllIaB WIS thu ytthlHn bnukssulth, AMI
under tho spreading chestnut tree tN lls Yilu4,
stu!thophlk0n sttAnl. lilo tho hut Iron xttutl-
n,ared, and s1htsl horscs for 10 ecuts Afl ruuIld
pltnsr lin t',slslo |It. hidtntts for kIitls and
strxe. pjitN trousers for tk. htnsnrf.
very much IsF defensive IrI1ur, but he WIZ
lightning on lwo-v'lkud Hstwur,ls u1l eut-anl-
Etnsh syrcutlnss&sseb. Hu fnAie cheHec- knives
Tor tue pIAer Rjotls. and ap 1ha1e the 9rtat
HjsttAsuen aLu Arkauslw tootal4ek, that would
make u free iHeIaiou clear into the t.Anaytrse
kelni,coIvn Ut u cHst.lrutl IeEthyUsaurt.s, and
, 1881-11-05

Pcacuubiy 1t you can." hut ut.Irr uil clrgum-
stances keep Dr. ilulr tou:u Eyrun III the AoGae.
, 1881-11-05
IRISH AND ENGLISH.
WHY 1relnM&f II yFcnts% AtnEnau,. NJ.
x,ntAf MI nj. III dftun..,t ~ AtlH

WY rn,,,",,,na. ", a,,n ,,.msna''t, MI.
r,o,,, ..,s. ar.,rt.,, ,r,.n j." It,. ,1.1'
'' asu. ,".atr 81 t< SorI' ~ 1Mta t1a .@ n.n Iea.
f,t,,cr nu,in,,s l,nyc Ind ,l1n,r ,,"'., ~ '"".
,,.,r ~ ,,'ir,w wcnrs, wnr hn, 'H'tn ,. years'
VIII, III l,.s yeans ",, !,1.t lrehn Ia,
cnrstet 0ll MI htterIy u1ihsa!!l1E war Ut IN
ytprs, 'tl,,l oven yct scarcely rwogplye. r.,
truth tint tu raise 1reatt. 10 tI,e shIa,a,a a.a
,,,sIltu, In tb,, snu,trr Il, whI.b ehn =, 'p.e1!a
tl,"re s,,o,,li I,u .cnr. ia,l,lr enea
measures to wtllcl! M h"bte iiattfrs could
suy amen, fl,.t tho united ncl0n Of n whn,.
ppopie to oblulu their fulillment. n,..w''' n,''
Inn ia int nj, ryil wl,crc wro,,ra oxi, ,,a'les
@ tho lever . Of progress; int ncohcrcn, r; li',s .h
fectlon only scntters md weakrw
thu energies OF II pcouIe. rhta -
nninrl|v evident III lrelnud n, IT,
r .'s,n.',,t .t,,,a ,,t,orn m ,,.'a'. u, ths
opoicss st"s,'atioa rests u'"n '4 al .h,as,! ~!
tho professions lnugutxl,, tho NOBILITY ~,
nlsej,tpcs. the cou,,urrctnl classes f,,a ,,x''s
agents for Tic English na,,ufaclurrrs fIsy tIay;.
is llo stimulus 10 work, no cnrser. IN "'sss ta
wnr!Is for Intellect, no wealth to sl.pport aft y;
sat,"n a!J enltaru na!sl iosS % aitoaal tsts SSi.
ieayc IRELAND 10 liur destiny rs Il eIe ea;.ls,
Wu Tor Euglatui Md 4 cujperatiyu sto,a r.
NJ; i;nrI,nd M r ilryer llA,i dtyine ite, In ~.
treatment 0t natlO,saliips, lpNst uf al ~ y
irnM,ltt. NutIt1lr Hrnlul Of HnbIa in nn,,s. ~
wns ever thought Of to Ilft tic rsnIe M nUti5
their tr,lr hight. Self WAS the only l1ohys
only al1l; tho list Of got, cvrrywlipiss vIi ~
tIa love of tintl n0wl,crG; sptjiotion se@t
ius,,It tia only puticy: tic result inin.. Is.
tint lio 1lutton his eyrr been 50 un,vcpps;fuf
II Ea|aln1s Tie !oye or suH!rct States rs e.
Et H. ,,t.,r - ,inn"nn,f ti,n ,in.i,ne,, a'nshaA
, 1881-11-05
LABOUCIlEIsE.
Sketch Of Noted English Jour-
nalist.
4 Bohemian Career and Final Sue.
cess.


A representative man III Englisl' Journal
Isn't, diplomacy, politics, md isl,nncc, luad-
,nv proprietor Of the Dai,u Ncrs, editor uf
I'M 'T,,,,n ami mo,mt,or ~ rnrlln,nrnt fnr
.N"Itn"lnnton, WIN tne 'ana"as .opo !' " sn..'s
rs Ills country res.leice, and u town house
oserlooklns st. Jn'nes' Park, Mr.. Henry
Laloac!'cro fills prominent position in tlle
III Interesting: not TO say ro'l'"'ilc.
career: llorn III London. ls''l' hc wns
hi. two ycnrs nj trinity he had
,..,,,,.,t ,,,.." ,,,,, ,,,o ,l,,. ,,,s.,,,I""
dhl not st eas''y on hts shoulders. ,,.l Ul'
Alrxiev WAS II c,juntry 1,c desired 10 SEQ.
iiuvnS rcs;doA In tha rnniinI sI,n,o 1i,lIn
t;n,a T., r,,,a oI1 ~, ,Is n,. ,nrsr mr., viii,
$50 III hs rocket. After u ramble Of eight.
erfi months l,o returned to tile capital, nhtl
,r,ai,a ~" =. 'o,u ,,,,, sa ~ .r,,,o o' -
t'"'e'et "t'.. .'o ..o"' .'
solsF oF "ouinA "-lsfl HEHo'
aaid LOOK ihahey ~ the t'oors, OF F"tlsef
lty-n,ui.by l'o tired Of tLls occupation, and
went to tho United States. Ilo found him
tor ~ ,.":as @ tInrn 1,n mn, raw" ~ rh1n.
let Vi houses. 'iero no 'l'et iatty ot en.p-
pewny Indians Ko1hs oAck 10 t'eif t'ol''es.
l!G Weut with tltettis hl1N ltfc0 Will tllalll
fnr uly tun,,tha hltnt1nv iu,tfnfn mining
IN m ,,eir M w',rt " nn1 annrts ] n,nvinr % rarIs for
n .ue't ""lk M'' spoi's. "'1Sis ;;.:!.. ca ,s ~.
watitpll1n necklaces, ald Ns'hg "'1at 10
Jot.al,ln Miller would llay9 been 4 poem III
SO !lnNy siunzas, but which to tho moro
nrnsnlc and pccnntrfc Enptlsltnnn wns lust
scsing tin I,, md m,ssing aWny tic ti,ac. iiu
SSs W..1,t h. N.w NV arIS. n1; nnEIns tnt rSty Ills
,s,,iuunricrs. yIsIts Ills towns rotli,tl n(>oIlt,
= "",, rs, -, iii, n ~ tnt" liz, HminmDtln
ttyic.. H.. II '.nti ini,,s,,r H. IN and ae Will iuto
r. :s:inrp wrT., m ,,Sn.ni,,ntfons the,,. u
=. ad rs IL r1.ioi t'is imri,emt II hls
1nr"tr ~ mo ae II tha nf,,er r~tnms st,xt,,,s
cHa c;rar 1T Il h,e confnrtnhir i'nt,s" nvnrnniit.s
Eio 'iumss' i'ari:' ;Th" lnfurrur, cnnycy.ti
wns thnt If tIoro hnd trn, M educational
nrI,,oitu ,,,sa fl,rr,,s,, il. ,vt,,tti mi hnvt,
,,tr! - ~, na9S sr,io ;,t n H. in,,rh~rn @ H.
em!t ~ III III i'ni,fn n.ur;ty nna his fnur
Sn1ia nptis34, y, rra';,r 'r ""'''' 'N'" lid
n"''7t'o ~ itos'n.., ,..,,,,u
|. IS - 'fHf AonEst NAM
colupIsj,tnents, sxerbt when l,u thinks he Is
jnarfnr tho SGIlSiui!itics IF Et,tltU rSt)pEal1y
, 1881-11-05

l had 9eyure nttncka or gravel and kidney
troubles; was Unable to Ret any 1nestIclnu ur
they rured me In Rtlnrt t!ulu.-.A DstfHygts}ttI
I4ulrusr Ut 1F4gHc CuAHtv. y. i.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

measure, and il attended by unmis,skable
advantages and prosperity in every commu>
uity where il is adopted, nor does II appear
to entail much hardship. as sitter few
weeks the minority naturally fall in
with the views of tue majariiy u;uslly con
WINGED by the undeniable evidence OF expe-
rlence. A most amusing anecdote is told of
the complete Generalization of n protection
kt who, while addressing sympsthizipg
audience, suddenly stopped to address a
passer-by:
Mr. Smith, know you will support what
have been saying.
No, Mr.. Robertson, you and must pursue
separate roads on that question and think
| can convince you that your views are alIo'
gether unscriptuIal.
Never calculated Mr. r., indignantly.
Well, pursued Mr.. s., when God placed
man into the garden OF Eden, He planted y
tree OF temptation, the fsirest in the garden,
He forbode them to partake of !! and warned
them Of the fearful consequences, but lie did
not fence il in. He was not q protectionisL
Again, Christ supplied the wine for the mar
ringe feast in Canaan, 50 as 70 sustain the
hilarity of the occasion.
But the wine Was not TO get drunk with,
angrily interposed Mr.. r..
Patience, blandly continued Mr.. 5. Did
not tho gu alta express surprise that the beat
wine had been reserved for the latter part OF
the feast, when the people were we'll drunken
or in other words, would be incapable OF APP
preciatiue the difference. Again | will
prove to you that there will DO wine even in
Heaven, for did not our Lord ut the supper
when drinking wine with his disciples, not
intimate that that was the last wine no would
drink until no drunk is new in his fathers
kingd M
This would have been too much even for
Sir WiIfred Lawson.
Columns could be- written in praise OF the
cities of Texas il space warranted, so
worthy are they in the beauty OF their
buildings and vitality and their enterprises I
any words OF laudation that might be used.
Austin. the capital, is a city that would EN-
bellish the glory of any historical state, such
is the splendor of her situation, the architects
ural glory of her public edihCea and the lit
erary eminence or her sons. In conclusion
IL may be mentioned that intending emf
grants should not burden themselves with a
suplerauUus equipment of clothing or such
Ike requisites, as they will be able to provide
themselves more suitably and at equally
moderate charges in any of the many -four
ishing towns that have sprung up in the
ata,o Nm