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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

WHO DIscOvxRKD THE CoMRr.-Tho Pniladel.
nrst discovered BY about two hundred different
pereons-by night watchmen. homeWard- bound
editors, Associated Press messenger boys wicked
man who had insomnia and got up TO Sit BY tie
WINDOW, disguised father who could not sleep
because the baby was restless and three men
who arose and went to the window for the pur-
pose OF projecting missiles at catAn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

BITTEN BY RATTLEsNAKK.-A little grand
daughter OF Major Russell, of Anderson
county, s. c.. while playing In the yard was
bitten IN the foot by q rattiesnake: No physi-
were in terrible distress, not knowing what
remedy to apply. Dr. A. X. Durham, dentist.
Of Greenvtlle. S. c., happened to be present,
wound and drew out the poison. In the 10 san
time whisky was procured and Administered In
large doses. The child Is now recovering,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

Three Americans, Burns. Hamilton ana
wilkes, Caught In Italy cOunterfeiting les pager
money, are now galley slaves at Gaela, serving
out q twenty years sentence each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

A celebrated Lyons physician. N. Mcutain
says that smoking tobacco COlors the bones
There ls In France society which has been
the weed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

A WOMAN appeared at q Rock Island hotel
engaged room, and asked to have her brother
sent up when he arrived. A sleek young man
soon came, inquired II his sister was there, AMI
was en0Wn 10 her apartment A bottle OF
whisky was ordered and the next thing heard
from me pair was the noise of boisterous rev.
cry. The landlord Interrupted the diversion,
young man, who was very drunk, s0bbed ont
10 maudnn way: "FOr Gods sake, don't do
that: Pm Methodist preacher. l am really;
he was the Rev. George Francis Meredith, a
remarkably popular pastor of q church at
kansas city, and the woman was deacon's
wife. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

CAk W HkbLS OF PAP8R.-GreaG demand has
F. rs Gently sprung up for the paper car wheels.
moreexpensive than the Ordinary iron wheel
Inc WORKS are not able to I'LL the orders One
company alone turned out at THESE works
aoout $.O OSo worth OF car wheels in April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02


fresh ar, but dem yuther creeturs, dey say dey
gWiEeter stick 1t out; en- after VILE, wen dey
git der Far smoOye down, dey gun ter 10 yer
'mongs' deyse'E Bout dat time, wen dey git
In good way, BTer Rabbit, he sing out:
'.'W'en big man like me take chag ter
backer, wharboutS he gHine spit?'
Den de yuther creeturs. dey holler back,
dey old, SorJer like deyer mad:
"'Big man er little man, spit whar You
please
Den Brer Rabbit, he squan out:
Ids de way big 10 IN spit! en- wtd dat he
tilt over de tub er slop-water, en- wen de
yuther creeturs year 1t come a sloshin' down
de star-steps, gentermens! oey deS histed dsy.
SET outer dar. Some I'm um went out de b.ck
some un UNI fell out ceWindsrs; some went one ne
way en- some went n'er way; but dey all went
" But what became OF the Raobitg' the little
Brer Rabbit, he des tuck'n shot up de hous Sc
en- fassen de winders, en- den he 60 Ter be !, he
CID, en- pull de coverlld up over his years, en-
he tleep like man wat amt owe nobody nu-
thin; en- needer DO he owe um, kaze ct dem
yuther creeturs gwine git skeerd en- run on
FUN der own house, wat bizness is dat er Brer
Rabbi? Dat wat like ter know"
Mr.. LION HUNTs FOB Mr.. MAN AND FINDS HIN.
Uncle Remus sighed heavily as he lifted The
hung it carefully by the side OF the griGdle in
the cavernous fire place
I" Folks kin come long Wild der watchermay.
Tie boy. who was supplementing his dinner by
biting on q chew Of ehoe-maker's-wax, zen
likewise dey kin fetch 'rOun' der WatziZ aameA
D,y kin walk bigglty en- dey kan talk biggity,
en-, mon dat, dey kin feel biggity, but y1t all
de same deyer gWineter git k0tch up wi1. Dey
The excursions Of John Burroushs are made In
the Gay time. aud Walt whitman y TO be pardo aed
Winds that rise and shake their wings after DARK;
but II II pity that one OF these. or some other
tigate this mystery of the night W licn Uncle Re-
nus Dramatically names the s'Wflis shis aers."
one Of the various undertcneslof sience but IL ID
papahle enough az the word may be used) t. ave
attracted the attention Of the hu0b.e phLosoph ns
Of the Old plantation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

announcer ray OF sunlight, admitted through
small slx-inch-square opening inside the b.
tanical garden
HAD SEEN GHOSTS THERE.
This brilliant little spot, quiyering by reason
OF the waving branches of the Crees outside.
through which the sun passes, brought 40 the
subject OF ghosts. one OF the cOlored propellers
charging the other with being afraid OF ghosts
The accused party admitted that he was afraid
lust little, when he has TO be By himself.
having seen ghosts In there. but felt 90 fear
when IN company with others A constant
rumoltng sound Is heard for some distance BE-
fore PenDsylya avenue Is reached, from the
transit over this sewer al "a street. The saver
draining shepherds row on this street runs
very large amount OF water, and IL looks almost
pure, indicating that the water-rakers on the
line OF Its drainage do not suf1er from lack OF
That article. The water In the Tho r arch along
mere begins to get rather sh0al aud In order to
hoat the scows Mr.. Burrows has lmproVlsed
SYSTEM OF DAMS,
fnaoe OF planks, which are fitted to the walls
meeung at a point up stream, and held down
~ q standard resting on the bridge and against
Ine apex OF the arch BY this means he "a an
~ ca ~ Aeep nus scows anoat, and to bring loads
baltimore and Ohio railroad deoot ami the
NORTH Capitol street sewer. These ,:ams ara
easny passed. and nearly ADJUST them selves fS9
tnelr places. The discharge of water fGon the
large six foot sewer running uD Iaaiana az
enue INTO lhe Tioer Is perfectly enormou, ana
would eaSiiy propel a large-sized water Snes
CouIo sucn power be utilized lie Is Represent "a
That this Is constantly flowing. and shoEs a
very Tree use OF the Potomac water on the lima
OF It's drainage. This sewer runs uD Indiana
avenue avenue. and crosses dIagonally into the Jul.
dietary square, passing Sd street. at the corner
OF street. and runs almos a straight line IN.
agohany across Judiciary square to the cor.
ner OF and 5th streets, where it makes an
angie up G 10 9Th, and another curve aroun
into 9th, running straight course 20 Nav York
svenue. IL is Of sufiiclent capacity. all mis-
teDgth 10 receive many laterals and 0rains a
large area or ground; yet tt does not LOOK much
Ike water famine COLD exist In thai dire,
, 1881-12-26

Il TExAs' correspondent ut the Now Or
lcaus TisaEs. Dcnocfal c1tu,es to Tho defense 1T
tic TuxAs "c1wbpys" n3AtaSt tho Presidents
untnn1yGralt,ns, snytnK: "'fhcy arc ITO tnnrv
rubbers thu Kentucky hox-tlraverE. Tcnnrssee
lnule-s'rovrrs, Or dr!vcrs or Now York nllG-
clrts. Tl,esu buys nrn hcrsters Ut catt!u hi tho
plana nf Texas-fpl"w tiIut rs u cnlIn9-aud.
although th1y often Rtt upon fpracs nroutld tho
toRgerics u town, Hro regarded IN harmless
sot. Tile robbers exist, It Is rury true, hit they
ara a tutaiiy tl!tlurant sot trum Tim buys minlnE
C,tttiG nj $l5 pGr month. Tho stAEa and trtlu
rubbers AID tho l,,r!ur bandits never. tnolcst
tho cowboys hut scolu tu respect tl,onl for tApIr
poverty, anu wera never known to uiake cue OF
tho,n 'stitrl uud ue!lycr.'"
, 1881-12-26

TlIE familiar principle Of tho Band Ut I1opo
having hec'i applied IN tho formation of II Chill
trct's Laria l.cnElle, tho parish prcst ot kan-
turk, nonr Cork. denounced It frt!n thu altar.
Tic fos.y n,eN or tito congregation ut tho next
sotvcn expressed their resentment BY rtstnY
from tholr scnts nnd trarnping oltuf tile church.
Cnnen Dennehy. tho priest. In Justification Ut
his c0,lrsc. sent Il copy 1f the alfnbet" to II
Dublin puper. Thu result was TINT tho KnntGrik
lE,I1ut IL t,w roGltcd III nll tho Clkthullu sGhooa
III ireland. Whit WINS ony heard IN ono Ihrist
school uunr curx IL now tinily uhnntcd in h.0tN
sclluots over tho tsand. Tho English 1ul,uiai
co{Ied tho tl0gxcrel. a,fd tho etluct WIS that |.
hundred Thousand yotsng Cults In England nro
now recttaJy 1t. 1t runs III fullows:
Il il tho nrily Tint cnvUr1 tho ground.
Il IL tho bnckAllut Wl 70 xntt1uK Ill rluitsl,
y ~ tho crowbar Ut nruc!est fu,nv.
y Is our DAsltt, Il right glorious name:
T. " tito 1Msn lNe thoy'v luft us fnsttud:
q III for t1IatstuI.e, whD<g life II Il lie;
II Ia tho hnfycst well huth, Ur WUi do:
! Ia the lnfpeet',r. H!D when drunk ls bold,
J. IL the 1nrvoy. wA.,'tl not drive him for Gnd;
X Is k!lnlAlnhnii1, Wtern our tralD mon Ahll9:
l. u tue laAsul t.eMHe, our hops ud atr frl.te:
y Ia tho maK1strNtc. Win En!kuA black nf willie;
n Ia no rhllt. Wlleh will iIK0 our wrotlXs right;
2 u Uttl irulalld, tint yot sinai! he frucd;
I u tho ttepers, wlo'vt snld acr for Erceds
q tB tho Qneeu, WIt'au llse IL not kGttWn;
II ls tho rifles. VINO heUr llI1 hor ttrunp;
i iB tho Shorltf, with VII Iii his tram:
Il II the is,3l thut ntl16rs thy Hin;
y is the untsu. tint "urks l'ltter TURN;
Y Ia thu villain thlt Hrat'a up u farnI;
W lS tho Whrrittat, ft1f tlGlttl Or &Hr chains;
X IL tho ErD'ywa, MI Hes Ht,I no bral.ls:
7 Is" Young lrelut,d." spreading tho liKht;
Y IL tho zeal thnt will win tho 9rGat t'kht.
, 1881-12-26
DECLINES.
'ffso Iecv. E}r. Etrc,., OF 1T, rnu1, viii
Not GonBe to Chicago to Preach.
epfetas EItphteh ta 1he Ch!tnyo Tribune.

The fecv. E)r. Ifrc,., or 1T. Paul, VIII
Not GunEn to Chicago to Preach.
epfetat Ettpafeh ta Tho Ch.tnJp Trlhuas,
Sr.,rAut, AIi,,n., Dsc 41a-rllc l,av. IL. llryx.
lNstur Ut thu ll0.ssu Ut 1lnpc. II, 81. Paul, a,.
dressed Ills congregation ut tho cfusc u( .,a
services Tits arternuoli I'll tho subject ut III,
reeunt call to Tho Second Presbyterian
CHURCH If Chicago, which 1,r lus lle'st uihrr
consideration tur twU Or three wuel:s p,st,
liu rceitcts ll,e circumstances of tl,u call, snl
Of Ills visit to C!tlr.go fur thu puriosent
rrenchlng it, the Secotld Church. IT, ry.
pressed l,Is, high sel,su Of tue cumpulrt.
pntd lllAi by tile Gull atMl thu rusrtenus
Treatment i,e hat rycetyrtt IN cai.
cagu, but announced that mature
consideration lluu lid him to
tho determination to tIecltMe any t,lyttatianu
!eAye Eis present tluftl Of lNlor. llu stnYku In
feeling terms Ut Tho attachment slln':n II1ll
by hi4 congregation AMI tho o.yislunc,s of r..
g1lrll le received fr0 persons MT t.u.Irtp;el
viii, Ills church. liz WIN understood tU re-.
fer to ndartHsEs presented lin during Its
ptst wIM!s by t.tt tho p;lsturS Of t!le Glty md
by tratling buslll.ss-,nnl OF nl1 rttgiHus tIe.
nn,DllathjIl4 fiji st. I'anl urging MIN 10 Dr.
c!no thu catt tu thlcayo md rel.,alr here.
Ills determination II received by Ills ctiurh
njMt the people Ut st. Paul EGlirrally Will
Bre.tt sA1l5facttt}tl.
, 1881-12-26
LAKESIDE MUSINGS,

~ found my stocking Just rs full rs 1t
could be. Sumeblrfy bud Eiyun tho lead. pom
ct!"-Sdruh Ue'IislItit.
II slIall mt turn oyor HOW leaf Mt the
beginning nj tho yonr. To tuii the truth. am
gottiu9 tttlo short Ut !aavus."-S. j. Iutltn.
"'rlo Sultan l,as sent " jail fur SIX mouths
reporter who s1s'Ro unexpectedly Of his All.
mlnAtration. II IL III IIt'o polnta like this that
lay oyer tho SuItun."-.uau,r lfarrtsoN.
The new ChInusu Minister, who arrived In
Washington SnturllAY, has oxproasoIl himself rs
very we'll BltlA'Ied With A,nerlca. Now tllAt thls
Ia sottlod W. can nll g0 ahead with confidence.
u I4oml,'n papcr snys tint "'rhe Duke OF
Alnribosul,xt, reca,,tly bud moro thu he01 aoros
Of land thrawn us, hlS hal1tla" This Ia tin rae u-
tiInatton that tho pnko wns IT. LoQta lnatl
Tlu Now York Sim printed reecl,tlya very
interesting article concerning tlt ohAractcriatlca
of AmcrlcaH feut, but, as tho SHn Ia not u worry
largo papor, Au roforcnoo wa nado to Ctue'u.
natl.
a Baltimore physician says that high hcels
ca,so tho oalf of tho leK to dwin1o away to
tho annunUAs OF tecrtptt agu and become thin,
sh.puIcss skunk. Mr. Coaklug should patti
thls Itoul In hts hut.
by lUr sRcul,t resignation Of property to
her sister III order to uyo litigation tho Income
Vi Tho Ilarunuss lsurdutt-Coutt4 tlaa hceu re-
duead $37s ooj per yuaE, aud tho boys who ptay
poker with her husband fool bud.
1t was Just Cousin Jack, a1,d so-what was
tho ltarua7
w aut Oh the stcps, for tho evenlna was warm;
We spukv very sDtlIy, aud-as to hia urn.
1t was just Cousin JHck, aud so-what NUS tho
harlnY
Tho scout os sha hay.he.ds escpt up from tho
farHt,
Wo waro quito Ia tho dark, sava tho fro+tte :
sWurtll
1T WAS Just Cousin Jack, aud so-what Wus tho
hurM2) T
4 bird from The, hedge whirrlug up broke tho
chartai
tie lsens, ~ | started In foolish alarm,
AAd-'twas just Cousin luck, and to-What was
the harm7
.-sNsaH H. AAfhoAy.
, 1881-12-26
TIE nuI1nRFH,a HOLIDAY.

Alter all, Christmas is for children. nnu
for no other cIass of Christians-llot IN tho
fultl,css OF Its Joy. Adult life Is SO full of
care, tho tomb of 10 many sorrows, tho
trcaslre~llouse OF SO many bitter nle1Morlcsl
The shadows arc 50 deep that the soul can-
not riso above them on tue wings Of hope.
Thoughts OF the loved anil lost intritlD anA
stand like spcctrcs nt tha fcast. Tho loud
luugh expires III Sigh OIL the lip, there Is Il
ping OF agony In the heart, and tear is
brushed from the eye. The Mind Is busy
Will. the past, aud this reflective mood robs
Christmas is enlp1at1cally tho chlldr0ns
holiday.
T,at hour Of Christmas -Eye-"betwcen
tho t1ark md the daylight t"-ls the chlldren's
hour Ut bright anticipation. To tllon the de-
cline Of tic t!ny suggests no thought OF lis
parallel, the decline Into tho valley Of agc.
md tho coming OF night no thought Of tint
lorg night OF death which puts 4 porIotl tt
tllu tllful feyoF Ut life. Tile tcnrs they have
sled have frightened their faces, rs tho dow
brightens the fAces OF flowers, not loft those
ftrrows and channels which arc traced On tho
cheek Of beauty BY the stormy tear4 of n,a-
turity. Tl,cy stalHl on tile tlptoe Ut foverEsl'
expectation Ut the Joys Ut tomorrow. All
tlay they haye been ellyclopad III iii mir Of
Mystery-.a mystery Of mingled Joy and sa.l-
ness OH the part Of pnpa ul.d n,a1,lna, but OF
uliall0yod pleasure On their lNlrt. Indeed.
they t,nvo had their own littlo mysteries
mysteries Us profound to tloin as the origin
1f tlfu to tl1nlr elders, but, by their ll,Kenll-
ollsness, rendered rs clear rs sunlight to MI
r.
, 1881-12-26
T'1IE l.onston NHzctic, nf llec. 10. speaking
of tho falling ntt bf attendance ut tito churches

T1lE l.on,ton flHzciic, of Dec. 10. sr'enk'ng
of tho falling Gtr uf attendance ut tho ehttrehcs
In EnHIsh citius, snyRi
itult must now 10 guided IT, tho otior farpr
tnwna whtsr lhc'l enterprise has aurpfoninnttNl
thu nfilra enumeration ri thu e0t''u l,y tnisnF
ecnsmt IT tho attendance ~ V!he1a Ut s7nrshl!
m sunday. NnwenAt,U Ind Ito WHY, f.itorpn1!
rHIlnwr1, IIrIstn1 Wla tic next. thGn followed
tl,nioId-,sttl tho must c'Mnp!nto erls,ts tl,at
hns lWrn tMketl-tltsd nnw Hill hritigs Up thu
renr. III ni,lltIun IN tl1u+u hrnn towns Of more
than 1M.tAAl pnpHlntta,J. It "rtllElttts cn1lans"
has l,eu.t takcn ut Wtlvrrhntnl."It. AEurt,lEftr.
frswtch !lato. SorthMmtMo'', Ch:.tcr'!ult lsntt- M
el!y. rho .tttnuance ut t1A'rItnq Fpry'Gr Writes
lrnn ~ par Gen! IF n. pnplasioti a. WnrNsGp ,;a
froIn Iii ti,r cunt at tsrrpml to t,unry Y lh,r
cent ut ttnttl-Ilrlstnl cunning next. With IL ter
gent. In Hull. tho places of wurshiI@ @ yyro !c.s
tn nf [:,! it it.e ,1'''rlx; x a lstts ,,, mere
lion. ialMAi; s!,tl,Ips 7',:;0 .,h'ornins ntten..
tl1cg. :,.,l5 evening. III, !1t. Tho proportion ht
attendance ut tho Est.tliahct Ch'ircn Is eyn!,
sMer th"n alsawhsrn, Tl,o attendance wfs s,n ,a.I
uver I,,ay hn thu cllso clsewhprc, tho AnV!!o,tll
TIM hnrlity 10 rcRarlo! Ns tho "Chureh of thu
nAtun" " ut ffn1.
, 1881-12-26

DETAILS OF a fearful atroclty aro received
3ro,!t Ashland, Ky. Two daughters, agesl II
anu II respectively. and d son. .of j. W.
Gibbons wera left ut holne ut night while
n!eir fnthor aud mother went out to pay u
Visit, when tho llouse wis entered by ln-
known Lends. who llEst outraged tho girls,
killed their b.other Us hs attempted to Rlyo
tie alar,u, Glove the skulls OF all three Will!
hatehct, saturated their clothing with oil,
and thon sot the iouse on fire, burning It to
tho ground. There is no clow to tho perpe.
trators of tho awful crime, but 1t Is 10 bo
hoped tllat tho oiFer Ut Il reward OF Sl,QQ0
will lead 10 their deteetlon,
, 1881-12-26
our criminal Jurisprudence In 50 disgusting
n sllnpe TINT 1t ,,,ny possIbly lead to 4 gcn-
nrnl movement for reform.
URITrsY nALAEUE OF TRADE,

HFAl HtuFpnttllL IHt Itlufllt.
-----"-.....--.-=-
no,rr.1r n.ra,-,r NJ, rr.nr
nhAAlsh ohhnHua w ANan1'
British commerce. cSlitbltS exports Tor iSss
amounting iD si,:EsUlg,S:0 nntt !mrorts to
tho un0rlltotls hl,lnlnt ut St,sl4,NW,tNU. llerc
IL NJ, uxccss Uf Imports to tic amount pf b;0
Iitllons of tlUttars md yet Tho drain ef go1,l
from England tn pay this appareMt lmlanca
Vt tra.lU tias llecll worry slight. Tfln. question
for solution was, How .t!l tho English bal-
allcc their bunks? Quo answer was, TINT
the EMslsl,, being Il creditor 1istton III rt'-
ce!pt Of vhst sr,lis OF lntgrrst frnn, 1h'nty
ioanesi nnh invested IN foreign countries,
l1udaletI their ;4lyorsu llalancu of trasla out
ut this Interest, 1}ut that doesn't completely
solso thu cnn,lndtni', lIcuuso surplus inn'lcy
continues very abundant III Great l'rlsnin.
md capitalists ara constantly seeking as'
ovor thu world safe securities 1T which to H.
rcst II, ist1d tho loatls making aru us arge ns
cser. ....,......, ,......
N'o's'o. ".ss"c' ;" sao .i"es'"l' ~ INV .41o
"ppafet't u''"sfco VI tin''o ae"'''9t tiau 1''-
a''S'' ~ no1 sea' "'ci ''ia1 .'lc'I p,oh's VI
s''o e"f's'hR !HE'o .. u'u ""fn. u. e'e"s
'ao'.a"io t'""' .''o "le6ea ""'u'eu .''"'.'s''
u "a"o Ms"'"st '"o"'' =" eo,"'u."'e wv
eHp"''s, l'.o h'e.'1a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
"o"a ''u s"."s u. .!o s'V's pe.o'u os4''s
na' w p'ae" snp' u''u Ivy .''.'t ''."o ~" ~
NV p"'1s VI uelNo's. ~ .'o 'ni'".'s "l''
es'''ss''e" Nv e1os1 WIN" VI ''s''. "os
~ VIM tl'oy ,,. eos' III t''o co"''tl'es ""o'e
pu.et1'.seu. mus o',t .l".ss-np's' '.', Hn.F ses
,oo M, M u's no eAp.s" ~ 'ss snn'
~ ,.''.lno ~ "' ,., ,. ".. .
, 1881-12-26

11,E t.ltIcAan TntHltSE has established branch
oltcos for tito receipt Of subscriptions aild advertise"
nIents Il. f0ItUHa.
FAnnES, 1fanarcr. -..... So,
GLASGOW, Ncotiand-Atlnn's American Ne"s
ARcncy,,al itenf'cld-st.
'LOSt}os, lsng.-4tmot!ran Exchange NJ Ssxhhd
1tES1LI +. Gttii0, Aunt
WAstllSGTON. H. C.-laln r strosk
, 1881-12-26

SERVICES appropriate to tie Christmas
festival were hold IN NIL tho Christian
churches OF Chicago yesterday ,anu uts account
OF tia exercises will DO found III onr columns
this morning. Tho day was exceptionally
enjoyable by reason Of the mild and pleasant
weather, and was memorable ChrlstuIas In
Chlcago in respect Of general good cheer ana
prusuerlty.
, 1881-12-26

H., c,n.,,,,,1o - ,ho ro,,,,.v,,vr,I,,, ,n,,,r,r
on tin l,try in urln,InHt 1riuIs lilo rIK!ii,il p0wnr
e dr,er'n!,io tho 4!!psstns e law ~ !nSnlTS.' y
tyr,, i,y s;a,,,,s Whsh n}ss, us,,sh.es Int tnr
Jury s'in!l trs Thy sase nrrrl'n9 e. .s',la'isl"'
turns I'M! i'riur;rIrA nf Inv a!'.' il'ne ti,o Co"te
Chtef-.l.tstro Sliaw ,lrltyera,t thu uplnit,,
nf rho co,,r, onl II, lin, ronrsr u, it In ala,rl
n" u ,r'". rt fn,',"".,a, @ M u % nrtrnla nf o r'.
W H., " t,,n+ t,,n 1,i,,s v,,n,f Inv,
.,'"'l.in" ~ .'e 1'',!t t,'o """Es's s''"" NV"
utul m, fury lin ,mwnr in ad1n,l.cnic mi nil
."' Nv '',' ~. !, ~, s,..,,'. t',.,, va
questions ut fncf." IIo furtllGr held:
In rrrrv y1ny II, ,vhtth ,vn rnnsi,,pr mia SHIT
!1to u srctns to me 70 DO d1:t!nrnt',rs nn!y.
II IL "xut y ,r,.,s it'll Mi1 i,rv %,I n 'v r,,ei,
wsrf ;sf ~ sins sl,,tn51l to l oontnrfed ~ t!!rni
tittiiu pf ite fnu,noureaita, aMa to i,at ertei1s
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',"1lt III tt'n constitution VI massachusetts
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tho jirY t6 strrniIlo tlla questions 1T fut at,,l
TINT ui thu Ehiirt 10 itelern!n tue questions NJ
lay prosssatsd r. , n,.a Il to sflal o. sr,,nif! ~ y
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, 1881-12-26

6p7tRH 17t5y33tH 70 1Et EHTf1z5 7fIgHHR.
1.oulsylLLE, KY, Dec, 2k-Olkla VILE
lams. wlaUse br0ther is MI exte,4syu c"a!
dealer hero, committed sulctt!a by shooting
hllnself through tho perIcautiu,u. llo WIS
abopt 10 years os n1d kilte l'lnlsclf l,os; >,
ii Hill M l,ao uM Wnsnrto, Hi u'l lar @ IlaiIrK
street.. Tho cal.su " tho Tas act WIS s,ip,
W'set to liA nle,ltAl depression. brought ollDy
q woll-delneu enSe Ut epllupsy,
, 1881-12-26

AMI AA6 cAo4'
hle p.o''s"n'
Jufics IL q! cr!tninhl ca8co saa!l bo Judges OF
tno ',,," ~" Ana tuo s.ss. ,,, s,.. 49,,
ain 'u'l1's u tte i'n''ols ouptcu'o eoat1
on Ih's 80 a'usa.o No. - ~ ~ ,o1lo~s;
nost ponie ind e,nph,1tc la'r.auo tat II ittrs XIX
shall "A all cnses bo Judges Of tho law aud tho
nilod ~ scrns wo a1 1 NJ, R y wh1h I'll es. w ',,,, n,
NssiBn 10 It. !,o,ng tu,sycs Ut tho INV md tho
tnot: , tney q, M sG moi oan 1t ny ,no aw w., ns v0n
gGity of Ito!din9, eao. juror i0r h.,aeif. Witt
thG inw 10; u thoy Hre prnpaTe to sAy tEo iaw
Court, thoy hive Il porfcct rigit 10 say 10, atsti
t!nd a. a verdict "ccordlns to thoir own ''oftoHs "
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be!onxlng to o!thor u the othors cxcept As horo.
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'"e J"'s eht'' w Jaa.os u NV ~" W. 'ho
contrary, 1t Is provided TINT "th1 Jltdfcfnl
/ uower shal! bp vested III one Supru1,,o Court,
Circuit C1nrt9, Justlcus or tho taAcc, Police
| courts, md such courts Nv Inay bo croutett
W law III ahd Tor c1t1es a'a1 Incorporated
towns." Now, Jury ~ not "a court"; and
tic Interpretation Ut tha law IL ono ot tho
| highest of all ju,llclnl functions. Dy wllat
right, alet. has the Legislature taken from
the Judges tho right to decide what tho lnw
| Is alld contldcd this power, It! the unlimited
! sUlise defined by tho Supreme Court, to II
;urvp
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lAeIc u aehSo III WHICH u juicy HWY PROP
, 1881-12-26

A cApLE dispatcl, received at n lato hour
this morning reports great conflngration
raging at Cronstadt, ono of tho famous forti-
tird towns OF Russia. One-quarter OF tlle
town wis already destroyed at last accounts,
md tho loss was enormous. 1t is believed
fllarfna
, 1881-12-26
PER80NAL9,>

Archie alnl Fannie Parker purchased their
frocdon Of nr. W0ods fur tl,AO Ia tho days
whun thoy were hla nczro ehnttvts I'll Ko1tueky,
Ito ~Nx Ut thIt ttnlu wHsth $'.JI,I13 IN Land md
slaves. The Wnr Impoverished hl,n. uld he