New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-14

avn, and bzsd9e post with the other,
.'-,,,,s ons foot on stringer, swung himself and
u. ananion beyond the bridge and cut OK the way OF
- s....aofive The train rushed past, but the mans
and strength did not fa him arc b ne lawn rend
6rfcFs MH .yision of Sudden Death" they are
able to tell their friends just how they elt.
ssThe two correspondents of The Toronto GIoce
- have been investigating the operation OF the pro
s.sa ,sv in Maine travelling over the State and re-
30. ,he,r Impressions have completed their work.
80 olob, sums up their conclusions in its issue OF
-, 40 one Of the correspondents was opposed 70
,rd the other in favor of IL, but their conclusions
= .,.tanflaIly in accord. They hnd that ap over
s,,ns minority Of good citizens OF the stare eehe'e
-, ohlsion Ia good for Maine. Their correspondence
ss nroecsee by The Globe for the purpose OF
"s s,r,oo in Canada 10 decide whether or not pro
PuDne ,youlA be good thing for the Dominion
Mpno Syldsnce has been collected Dnt Us naus lion
nesars win depend upon the care and az tIe
VIII N.s ausstion presented under conditions very
szaearrsnt from those which exist III MAINE
0ne of the most tOOthsome fishes IN American
80. "a the whiteesh OF the Northern iAkeS' No
- rot,e Sew-Englandeq would admit 1t to an equan'y
- .he Connecticut River shad, though It's ardent au
defend its title 10 that distinction. With
- ,stipg any iuvidious comparisons, however u Is
81 sav that whltefsh delicious food ana tue i"e'
sst ,,ey are rapidly disappearing from tner oiu hoe'
=, r.xe Michigan, n a matter for regret lhe u'70
- espissl employed in catching and marketing "i'c
nj. n said 20 have been at the rate OF 20 per cent
rear for several years past corresponding 70 tno u
rex IN the supply Of fish. The cause IA iouhu III eA
<a..,xe Patches in the breeding seasor, ndnerence VI
kc,driIg states IN the matter 81 protection ana
s,cn AND the rnOrnOus destruction OF young hs uy
and fishermen Add TO these the turning ro' 4, 20
several million Young eels tn Lake Mlchgan au AZ,
no wonder that the whiteAsb arc disappearing VII" ~
eourAgng rapidity. :.:
An old subscriber of The TRIBUNE wiring
srom Topsks. Kan, who says that he Is KNOWN AL
tsroash the West IS Dan" Horne pleasantly recalls
Am, time when civilization had only precar'ous loot
no,d IN that region lie remembers well how IN the uay
NJ the pony express Johnny Fry rode into 81 Joseph
Mo- minute ahead of time and won the great pet Oh
100000 Mr. Horne helped to build the hrst caoih ON
fhe town site Of Topeka and is one Of the four men now
living who planned the city. lie writes; We ialu
out with broad streets and set apart lots Tor schoo
nouses aud churches and planned tho city Tor te
e.ptsa Of the free state The State house now sohs
am twenty acre lot that set apart for 1t twenty-sx
xears ago IN the grass and schools and churches shd
an the lots set apart for their There were no ra
rosds west of the Mississippi when settled mere anu
ns,t house within twenty miles nothing but grass
oIyes AMI Indiana AS illustrative OF the generous
MAJ on which the city laid out, MI Horne auos
With rather grim pleasantly, that the sidewaKk ae 70
ids that when the Legislature is IN session Its members
can pass along the streets without being crowded