davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20
AkIOMS FROM THE ViDETTA

1t has come to pass that special leg
islatlon in favor of capitalistic corpo-
rations is the rule, while legislation in
favor of the aboring classes is the ex-
ception.
That system of social and political
economy which compels the laborer to
toll daily to keep want from his door,
and is so inhexible that the sickness
of week entails want and destitution
upon his family, is one Of the wors.
species Of slavery.
The corporation should be, and in
many cases is, means of uniting hon
est endeavor in useful cooperation.
But, as abused, upon large scale, the
corporation unites and conserves all
the worst evils of teudalisn. primo
geniture and entail.
The corporation is Immortal, and
the slave Of the corporation never dies.
The corporation loses stockholders or
employees aud takes fresh ones in their
place just as the healthy body gives
off waste and is recruited by fresh It's
sue. And by the same process its roll
of slaves is always fresh and full.
Practically, so far as the business OF
the country is concerned, the line be-
tween capital and labor is sharply
drawn, and in the administration of
the Government, unless the Preach
ing and grasping policy of monopolies
is checked by the laboring and produ-
cling classes, the absolute control will
pass from the people into the hands of
their oppressors.
1t will require every possible effor.
on the part of our Representatives III
Congress to secure the completion Of
the work of opening up the great Co.
lumbia river to competition in the bus
mess of carrying between Eastern
Oregon and Washington Territory and
the seaboard. That powerful corpora
ton represented by Mr.. Willard will
use every means in it's power to pre-
vent Legislation on internal improve
ment when either will tend to release
the people from its power to levy un-
just and burdensome taxes. Vidette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20

~ ceived by the Board of County Com
missioners of Boise county, at the Audit
or's office in Idaho City,
Monday, January 2, 1852,
up to II O'Clock, M, of said day, for the
purpose of taking care of the INDECENT
sick, county poor idiotic and insane OF
Boise county for the ensuing year. Bids
to be as follows, to-wit: One bid for the
board, lodging, nursing, clothing and
washing for the INDECENT sick, county poor
idiotic and insane of Boise county, includ-
ing the burial expenses of all INDECENT
sick, county poor, idiotic and insane who
may die in said Boise county, for one year
from January II, 1882. One bid for med
ical attendance and furnishing medicines
for the INDECENT sick. county poor, idiotic
and insane of Boise county, and for hold
ing post mortem examinations on all who
may die in the county hospital of said
county, and for all post mortem examina-
tions made at the county seat of said Boise
county where the same would be chargea-
BILE to the county, for one year from Janu-
ary II, 1882. Bidders may include the
above two subdivisions in one bid if so
desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will be
required to enter the same in writing, and
file bonds with approved security in the
sum of double the amount of thei1 bid.
TIM CARROLL, Clerk Board Co. Com
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20
ylaha Semi-meeklg Murld

HEMAN JONES, BUSINESS MANAGER.
'hu il Brick Building adjoining Postsiite Montgomery Sire.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20
ANTI-MONOPOLY. A

oppose all monopolies which seek to
enrich themselves by the expressions
OF the mass of the people, especially
the producers of the country. At the
present their opposition is especially
directed against railroad corporations.
At conference held in Utica, N. Y,
recently by this organization, T.. E.
Chittenden made candid but telling
speech. The following are few ex.
tracts from this speech:
An enemy has been born and come
to maturity in our republic which is
dealing heavy blows against its life.
1t is the united power of corporations.
Once they worked singly and by Sc
cret processes corrupted the people.
They are grown bolder now and be-
lieve themselves invincible. They
have enriched their followers with
spoils. They have brought town, city
and State under their dominion, and
having captured most of the outworks
are now preparing for the final as
sault upon the citadels of our Govern
ments-the State Legislatures, Con
gress and Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States. 1t would be strange, in
deed, if the people were not alarmed,
II the country was not nure profound
ly stirred by the bold aggrcssions of
corporations than ever before. In the
presence of national danger the peo-
pie have hoped that there would be
some limit to these aggressions, but
every new one gives rise to another
until it has become a certainty that
they will not cease short of absolute
control of the Government. This fact
has impressed itself on the minds of
all thoughtful men, of all citizens not
held to corporations by bonds of per-
sonal interest, and these citizens have
decided, with unanimity almost un-
known before in this country, without
of party or of creed, that
these aggressions must cease; "that
the creature of the State
will be controlled by the State.' This
decision of the people has brought us
together.
Again he says: "We are fighting
an unscrnpulous enemy with money
enough at his command and a purpose
to "place it where it will do the most
good" He acts on the theory that ev-
cry man has his price. He has no
politics, no religion, no conscience, no
soul. 1t is not wise to underestimate
a power which already practically con-
trolls three-quarters of the States of
this Union. Against the money and
influence Of corporations we oppose
the virtue and intelligence of the peo-
pie. They are always on the side OF
liberty and history. When the Amer.
can people become interested in a
subject and give it an examination
they always decide right. There is
not mouey enough above ground to
lire a majority of them to work
against their convictions. The people
are thinking now more universally
about the aggressions of corporations
than they ever did upon any subject
before"
Again: "The anti-monopoly move
nent is known of all men to be coli.
lawful and necessary move.
nent to put down huge evil by con-
,titutional means. The monopolists
,ave made their attack upon our mo-
ives as red Republicans who favored
universal division of property, aud we
uttered no word in answer. The peo-
,le may be trusted in this case. They
appreciate and favor our motives and
,ur objects"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20
and the purest of sparkling
Conversational Fluids,
dealt out by Peter McClain and
VIM. TINCHER, Proprietor.
Notice.,

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
~ ceived by the Board of County Com
missioners of Boise county, at the Audit
or's Office in Idaho City,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-11-19

sss=s=;1s='==
y. ], .ssss.sssssss =.
snokgsa INC I,,5,s Tos.cco .,(,Is,s:, -
4 rnTrrarAxx
1ACCABoY AND SCOTCH sNUFFs.
n. as M.e.za.s n<r~ss.
Factory, No. i retsss strrcs near Ca.ui,
NEW oxn.ExNn.
nrpnxsrsrr., ~
! rrxRa axmmN&
y. No,
as. 2. 80
m3wxs A. An~2 m~9<@
4 hH h HHf Irf[N M
~ a - :
1
vrrs,r ............ !. Z. 81. 4. !.
Il. ~ 'ss'' VII ''''''' ''''''''' N Y.
|
ISPRTNG Gn1nG
| g ii Az 'T
Consisting Of
L'isf GOODS,
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS.
HOTSERY
rr rrurUr
GESTs' FURNISHING GOODS.
"Vou anu 2 Efsh " HATS
eAl1. $780, oU0.S a.. N.
Staple and Fancy
-. -. -. -. .-.---.u.,--. ..-.-.......-..
xTEL&J(T HtE
n g--.. ,---r,,s.,'...
~ esofy aeserips'oh.
We WIN start out this spring with the Arm h
REORGANIZATION OF selling N00a8 at &&OGHA
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-11-19

r Is. aUTTLEs, Attorney and Coun-
- scllor At Law, Lecsburg, Cameron Parish,
Ia, will practice III the District Courts OF
Cameron, Calcasscu and Vernon parishes
June 81, 1880.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-11-19
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TERREOL PERRODIN,
IL Attorney at LAW, practioes III the
Parishes Of st. Landry and Calcasieu.
,Oifice at Opelousas. La
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-11-19

A j. KEARNEY, Attorney at
Ia Law, Lsesbnrg, Cameron Parish,
La, practices In the District Courts OF
Cameron, CaIcasieu and Vernon par
iishes. april 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
DAILY & TRI.WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, DRCR. 10. 1851
OIe of the few good thirgs General Grant

OIe Of the few good thirg3 General Grant
ever said was to the eifeo.. ths. the surest WY
to secure tbs rp,al Ct bad law WAS to enforce
1t 10 the letter. But bis party never could $50
tho wisdom OF this remark, for they have never
put i! toto prao:ics. Whenever they arc dis
satiz6 ID With Law, good or bad, and want to
b, relieved OF The obIig.tio Of its provisions
they fall back u oEo, upon higher Law, .
which s1staios atty sc ion they may desire to
taxa. This higher isR." which thoy make
for themselves as OCCASION rtq1ires is higher
tvsu than the Constitution. aid that its fflcts
sre trsmsndou, is proved by tho civil Wsr AID
all i:s resatiog miseries The latest resort to
it il manifested 10 the casa of Mr Canuou, the
delegate to Congress from The Territory OF
Utah. TIE Law OF the cou5tiy says Ihs CIV
ernor shall give tho certificate OF cleo ion to the
candidate REQ igiog The lsrkest number Of votes,
No body dsIi that Mr.. Cannon received an
overwhelming mtjIi'y Ct the votes c,st but
as lie is Obi C ouable 10 the republican Covert
,r Of U,ah. TIA latter calls at o6os upon bis
higher law aud gives the certificate 10 bis
defeated opponent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

Tho Noroe Trenya. Of St. ster.burg
severely crtioses President Arshur's Message
oa sooount Of bis referero, to Ru,ais. AID s, 70
Tho tskcs upon himself to criciss The intern al
atf.irs Of Russia, Of which hs knows no,hi; &
and is not likely ever to understand u u,h." Now
though this is The assertion Of tie leading newt
p,p'r 10 Rassis, it is op y sn assertion. Bat it
must bs ackDoHledgsd that it is sustained by
the fast that in the rtcsn1 political campaign 10
shis State tho President took the p,rt OF the
lgaotant otgtoes and Tho more culpsbl, re-
pu1lators. against the dsbt-os "the church.
soci''y sud all' OF the State |. il GOT reason
able to suo pose the! BIO would baVs due 50 if
he hid besn freely informed Of the state o,
sttsIrs 10 Virginia. lhsp. il lie Is 50 isncraut
OF the condition OF portion CT his own country,
sld that portion go near to him as to bs within
sight ct his resd=nc,. il is nol Likely hs should
know snsthiog sboa! country 80 fer sway as
Ross:s?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
The GulteRu Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. G., Do. l5.--As soon
as the Curt was called to order Guiteau ad-
dressed tho Court and SAID: IF your honor
ple5s, | wsns to make little speech. 1t
will b, "a great misfortune il anything should
happen TO this Jury They arc vary honest. 10
tel!igen! mon. and want tho best of caro- taken
of them. There are some ofthcn who arc not
accustomed to good wholesome food, and CON
aequently they tr, lisbls 10 have Indigestion. D.
want the Court 10 order them out every
moroicg for wslk OF four or i've miles b,tore
breakfast. have two or three more little
spatoteS 10 mike, bu: this will do for the pre-
s4pt."
JUG, Cox. THE Court will ssteGd to the
wants CT the Jury
Mr. Collier, who wss on tho witness staud
when ths Court &C >urntd yesterday, was re-
called. Witness had never detected auy sisn
OF iusariy 10 the prisoner. Thought him OIL :
psbe OF distinguishing between right and
wrong.
Mr.. SoNvIo h"s~1 to o.ots-.x,nias Tia
witness. When Guiteau 10 y great rage shou:-
ed, IL ntvsr saw this man but once 10 mp life,
and that vas 10 1873. | never saw him but
fVs miuulss 10 my lite. VIVA. does DO know
sbCui me? This shows just how little sense
ytu have got, Cerkhil, to put 10 this man ss
40 expert" To Mr. Soovil,) Aud you
baVen't got common horse seDsu to waste the
time tftba C>u;t ia .xanioilg nsn Ct bis
character"
TIE witness, 10 his testimony, said no at one
lime saw tbs prisoner selling small book Of
Moody AID Sankey's collections.
DuTlng the Witness examination. Guic.u
ssld, leu are liar. SIT; q miserable liar.
that's the way to disp;s, of you, sir. ycu miser-
able Whtlp. 10 cone here oud make ms GU. q
book agent"
Mrs. Duamo:e. fprDe.ly thu vile of Guitcau
then took tbs atand. Hhs WAS married 70 the
prisoner in 1879.
Mr.. Seville obi cd to tho testimony unless
record proof OF di1crc, was shove, and witness
WAS then witbdtaWo. Col. Corkbil remukirz
that be would Introduce tho witness later.
Mrs. Soovllle suddenly arose 10 her plsco aud
said: "Ycur Honor, | would like TO ask
question OF the Titotss consider it of vital
Importance 10 tho case"
Guitesu Iinpaiently Now don't, sister
IL all those poople esn DO to stand me, With
out your talking. You are 90 lawyer"
Mrs SnoVille: The question is Of Yitsl i'm.
portanoe.
Mr.. sco,iils: II prefer. Your Honor, that
permission should not b. given.
Mr.. Da7idgs-IIst Mrs. SooVilIe suggest tho
question to her husband and we will DOT
object"
Mr5. ScoVile, lSotso vaoa, "Wtll be don't
know bow to ask question. anyway"
Mr. Scoville asked if were possible to place
10 The prisoners cOtfso any drugs that would
make him appear brighter. or more quiet, Is
the casa might DO.
The witness was 6uay permitted to depart,
muoh to The disappointment. apparently, Of
Mrs. Sonvie.
Gen. Jas 8. Reynolds. lawyer from Chi
csgo. was next Examined. He. too, wss fire.
uusntly interrupted by Gu,eau,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

kVory sight thinking man c,mmisersles the
'uhe.ioes Of the unforucste people OF Ireland
aud hopes that their unhappy condition may
be speedily smeliorated Bu, every Just Id SO
must Commend the following passage 10 The
recent pastoral address Of Archbishop McCubc:
There are hui dreds of Louust, industrious
meo among us who, trusting TO their faith 10
tho public conscience and calculating 90 The 81
oorty which dolly constituted government is
expected to give. have inVt sled the fruits OF
'ner years Of toll and selfsacrl6uo 10 property
cm which they hoped they and theirs might
draw tho mesus OF an honorable subsiste, ca.
Ii &C. Jay the landlord claim to Lis lust ront be
questioned who will guarantee the tenants
right 10 his outlay of oney snd toll to- morrow?
lsiastc' vii repay iIjuslioe and 10 dty OF
rersbuuou the wrong doer will be laughed at
Hhso be seeks for sympathy in his troubles"
The misery that has already resulted to the
Irish from tho sns,chy produced BY tho tosch.
logs of Dir. Psrne)l o.o u,ver b, vEsn bJ The
good he can possibly do them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
The n RrketS,

BALTIMORE, Dec. l5.-Virginia "a old -; do
deferred II; do consolidated III do I'd "a.
riss 4C4 past due coup "a; new IL 40S DAG bid
to-day. Cotton 8 shade casisr; middlings liz
Flour steady and quiet Wheat-Southern
easier; Western frmer; Southern red 1S3sl3s;
do amber 1iOal45; No l Md l444al4G1: NoZ
Western winter red spot and Dec 157s,l37s;
Corn-Sop,hern steady and active; Western
dull and neglected; Soulhsrn white G.; do vel.
low 67s6S; Western mixed spot and Dec GAGS;
Jan GSs ; Feb 7ls7l3 Oats dull; Southern !9A
81; Western white b0s52; do mixed 48i4Y;
Penna 1882. Rye dull at l00.l02. Hay dull
and unchanged. Coffee firm; Bio csrgoes ord
nary to fair 8isl0i. Sugar dull; A sof! 81.
Whiskey quiss atsl II.
NEW YcEK, Dec. IL Stocks generally witt
out important change. Money &c. Cotton dull;
uplsnds ll5 Orleans IL GIG Flour dull anu
heavy. Wheat opened about &c lover and after
wards became firm s1i recovered. Corn dull
and about !, lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
70 Days Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE

"a uo;i,o Of Mr.. Anthony N sai,utume1t
over until MoDdsy was provided tor-30 to 70.
Petitions were PRESENTED By Messfs. Sherman
and Ferry ioI regulation Of railroad trars.
portstion rou!ee, snd by Mossrs. Plumb and
Mitchell f1r tia abolition of taxes on bank
dsDosi's and checks.
Mr.. Sherman. from the Committee on F.
nance, rtptr ed tsv.ratly. With amendments.
the bill to provide Tor The Issue OF thrao per
cent. bood He gave ro:io, he would Ok it's
onsderslion INN adiateiy after the hclidsSs.
The bill was placed on the calendar.
Bills Tsrs introduced aod referred 70 c,u-
mittees 81 follows:
By MIR. Anlbony: Fxiug r.uk aud pay Of
c;rtain ctHeers of the raw. Referred 70 Com
nittee 90 Ntvl Atf,iTs.
By Mr. Eloar Four til's, nakiog sppportoa-
meut OF representatives 10 Congress am0og tho
several States uedsr the tenth CENSUS.
BY Dr. G k: To regulate iutel,t CON-
merca ard to prohibits III iast Determinations BY
c,mnou carriers. Referred to Committee On
Commerce.
By Mr.. Beck: To repeal tax,8 on deposits
With b,tk5. banking ass cation and batkess.
Referred 10 Committee 90 Finance.
by Mr.. Miller, tCAll to iroorptrta the Mar
time Canal Company. OF Nicaragua. Referred
to Committee On For;ign Relations.
by MIR. Puut: 10 au'h,riz, The i:sH9 If
Yer certificates aud standard silver dollars on
tho deposit Of silver bullion. Il tnr d 10 Com
mites ca FnsIce.
by Mr. RolIios: Authorizing the appoint
mont al laig, OF Que of thu two civil COM ni :
sioners of The Dis re. of Columbia. Referred
to Committee Oh tho Distric. IF Columbia.
keaE ioIs wsre submitted and disposed Of
90 tel o4!:
By Mr. McPnersor: R :fsrting 10 Committee
Oh Naval Affair." tho Presidents recommouda-
tons 10 favor o! Thorough rehabilitation of
the Ea7y. Adopted.
By Me. Morrill, lostluc lug tho District
Committee to irquiro into the txpedienoy Of
reporting s)me PROVISIONS Of law by which tho
sale and advertising Of lottery tickets 10 the
District OF Columbia shall be mad, unlawful
AID sul ,ct to proper penalties. Hs spoke of
the evil as growing one. affectiog the en-
pIoyees of the departments. msle end fem ale.
Adopted.
Upon the expiration Of The morning hour,
MIR. Garland proceeded TO speak upon the pr; g.
idential succession question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

CoLLIDED WITH TRAIN. - esttrl,y mort
Jog, shout Daylight, Mr.. j. Vanc, B.li's team,
driven by Mr.. Lswis, o>ldsd with the Harr.-
s,nburg trsin on the Wildwood road crossing.
MIR. Lewis Was thrown over fsrc,. one Of bis
ears cat off. aud he Was severity bruised. Tho
wagon va, demolished. aud one OF the horses
v:ry Severely rjlfd. Toe trsin stopped IS
5000 as possible and backed to the C, ne of the
Rcoident. whero The traio haIds r,ndsred oil The
assistance 10 their power to MIR. Lewis Dr.
Miller attended to bis injuries - Winchester
IImrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

ltis co new thing for republican President
to lay for rendered party services with The Of
fees 3. his disposal, but Mr.. Arthur is The first
one who has openly gone into Tho business of
changing the political compilation of States by
debsuchirg members of the dominant party
therein with the federal patronage 10 those
Ststef. II is certainly an effective way, owing
to tie weakness OF human nature, but all wise
men see IL is not conducive to the prosr city Of
republican !nstitu,ione.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

We leSra from the Rchmold WLis tha. N,
b Meade, + g.. Dos # this city. has we'll
under way history of the warfare against the
bundirg Bill and of the formation of the Road
juster parry. Tho Wing ssys: But few ore
better possd IS to The details of the p.r.y and
IT. stctet, unwritssn histtr y." Ii The siorst
history OF tie party GO only be gotten at, it
will b. ROB reading indeed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
xandria, Gazette and VIRGINIA Advertiser
EEFS OF The DAY.

Elr. JchH W. Garrett has hRen r,-el c;ed
president OF he Bsl imiru ED Ollo R,l!rcad
UoDpsuy.
Secretary Fog r aco=pted tie entire amouos
Of $3.50 0C0 in United States tx ended boGds
eff .rcd at the sui rsssuy in \ ~ \ ork yts.er-
dsy.
A subcommittee of tbs Senate commiltac 90
Appropriations has been appointed 10 ascertain
tho naaner 10 which the c,ntiDgens iuods OF
the execativ, departments are expended.
Mr.. Scovie. Guite.u's counsel, leotured 10
small audience 10 Washir g on last ni sht, and
in tie c,urso of bis remarks Sid he hsd good
reason 10 beisve The prisoner wtu d DO assasS.-
mated bef.ro the CLOSE of bis trial.
A banking firm in Washington Eas entered
sui, rgasst T. G. BHdy. late second assistant
n1emsster general. sni ). L. B:owa to raoov-
er the amcun. tftso notes oil s. 600 each log
overdue.
TIE large msrbie block ci bulldogs % Broae
way. Nav York. formerly the retsil s!ore OF a.
I. Stewtr. & Co., is offered for sale or leaer.
The price asksd is s.. 600 COO. or on lease at
$3.50 900 per annun.
Tic Frs! Assistant Postmaster General
rules that tuIp'emants to newspapers cino0t
pass through the mails as stooEdc!ass mail mat
ter, unless 90 the affidavit of the proprietor
that they oontain the same cas- OF advertising
as that 10 the r. gular sheet.
Three care, conairing 25O. 600 cards Ct silk
worm eggs. esci card h,viug 80 900 egga PSI, :
sed eastward yesterday ftom Cheyenne. W. T..
The total value of the ePgIis $3.50. 900. They
camo from Japan. and II, bound Tor Milan,
I:sIy. Formerly sueh ship neu!s vera made
via ladia. Fur Italian merchants have charge
Of thu precious freight.
About half past one o'clock yesterday morL-
ing party If masked mon foroiblg entered the
abr room 10 the c,1r,-1ouIe building at
Austin. Nevada, overpowered the i,i!or and
forced him to give u tho kfys TO the ,il and
tie cell door where Richard Jennings was coL
incd. who, without prov, c.tion and 10 c)ld
blood, shot and killed John A. Barrett 40 Old
and respected Gil z,o. Monday pight Jen-
MINIS was lhen taken ont aud hanged from a
be'c1py over tho front door.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
FOREIGN NEWS,
Bismarck is reported quite i'll.

Sismarcz is reported quite ill.
81. Bowler has been elected president Of tie
Swiss Confederation.
The political situation in Germany threatens
10 become mora complicated than ever.
An Aboriiyo attempt to iDcits . revolution waa
made At St. Marc, Eayti, on Frilay last.
More bodies were recovered from the ruias OF
the King Theatre fire, 10 Vienna yesterday.
A new French group, entitled thu Radical
Left" has been formed 10 the Chsmber Of Dep.
uties.
Clerical journals of Paris ssy tls! The Pope
consulted The Bishops who st.suded the racsnt
csnnonizi!ion ceremonies ss TO ths o1pediency
Of his leaving Rome.
meeting wal held in London yesterday TO
promote the emigration of women 10 Canada.
The Marquis of Lorne presided, and 81. Alex
L. dat spoke hopefully Of the project.
The italian "crsnk" who threw q revolver at
Signor Depretis while he WAS speaking in Ii q
Chamber OF Deputies At home has been ser
fenced 10 yesrs imprisonment and years
tyie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
The Vienna lisasfer

LosD's. Dec l5.-In cons equance CT the vi.
emma disaster tho Lord Cham berlain has re GU ast
90 tee managers OF the London theatres to i'm
mediately sep.rs!s the system of lighting The
auditorium from that of lighting the stage.
VIENNA, Dec l5.-Herr JAuner, manager of
ths Ill tated Ring theatre was for several hours
yesterday subjected to an examination regsrdinp
The calamity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
Train Robbed.

GALVESTON, Tex, Dac ia Eeas' EIp,so
SPECIAL says: A passenger train on the Southern
Pacific L. 4. going wet from here was this
morning boarded by highwsymen. Well,,
Fargo & Co'e. messenger was Knocked down,
gagged aud compelled 10 surrender the keys Of
tns sste trem which $1,000 vera abstractt d
Abou! ak hundred dollars were taken from ma,
aanpp1R -