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Criminal Calendar.

Philadelphia. 4.--John o. Grsdy.
lawyer, and Robert, VIM. and Nj arga.
rest Cunningham, were held in SIS, 0OC
bail each for defrauding the Legion Of
Honor out of $5, 900.
The sugar refinery of Charles Heleert
who Absconded after forging commercial
paper to the amount of 500, 600, was sold
to-day by the sheriff for 81, 900. Mort
cages and other claims upon the property
aggregate 500, 900.
Memphis, 4.-Robt. Wilson, colored
was found guilty of murder for killing
Frank Brussels.
Shreveport. La 4.-On Saturday eve.
ming near Maplewood, Jno. Morgan
killed two colored men in a quarrel.
Morgan fled ard a posse il in pursuit.
Prague, 1.-The trial offfty socialists
began to day.
Moberly, Mo-, Nicholas, John and
RichsId Cooke, notorious desperadoes
of Mount Sterling, wanted for murder,
burglary and other crimes in Illinois,
and Iowa, were recognized here to-day,
and when the city marshal a d 8 posse
endeayoTed to arrest them, opeaed fire
a large crowd OF citizens gathered and
pursued than, firing as they ran. Thew
were foslly overtsken. Richard Cook
was killed, Nicholas probably MORALLY
wounded and John badly hurt.
Odessa, 5.-Solomon Hacker, distri-
butor OF revolutionary papers, was SEN
fenced to ten years in the mines.
Chicago, 5.-The condition Of Teresa
Sturla, this morning, was such that she
was not able to appear in the court room
for cross-examination, and the case was
adjourned. Physicians say yesterdays
scene is likely to be repeated whenever
she appears again.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE MESSAGE.
YVhet Is Thoueht oiIi

London, 4.-The DGiLV TeLeordph
says President Arthur's message to Con.
gress will not rank with the great efforts
made on similar occasions By many of
his predecessors. If ever state paper
presaged waning 10 influence and the
coming downfall of political party it
is the message delivered yesterday by q
man so blind to the true interests lying
ahead oil him and so infrm Of purpose as
President Arthur.
The Times says ''no doubt President
Arthur, after series Of cautious tactical
movements, has placed himself at the
head Of the stalls party and succeeded
in detaching from republican connection
the reformers and independents who, if
few IN numbers, are among the most en-
inent for capacity and character.
The Daily NeacS says: 1t seems that
President Arthur has taken to heart the
lesson Of the late elections. The pass age
in his message pronounting in favor Of
civil service reform must be intended as
an offer of reconciliation to disaffeeted re-
publicans. Referring 10 the financial
part Of the message, the NecS says: If
the reduction Of the national debt pro-
ceeds at last years rate, protective tariff
must fall 70 the ground, because there
will be no means Of expanding the eno1-
nous surplus wheE the debt il effaced.
New York, 5.-Among the Washing
ton comments on the Presidents mes
sage are the following: Representative
Page said "The message, from what
have heard Of il, appears to be one that
contains great deal of valuable infor-
nation, and also review of the import
ant matters Of government. I think the
message contains many valuable recon-
mendstions, and agree with most OF
them. Upon tie whole 1 regard it
strong state paper.
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Not Rich.

Chicago, Ex-senator, Window replied
to an article recently published in st.
Paul purporting to give an accurate list
of bis property, which article figures out
his fortune at over 1000, 900. He shows
that he is not interested in any way in
many Of the enterprises in which the
article asserts be has hundreds of thou-
sands of stock. In the case of the West
Virginia coal mines, where he was said
to have one million, he has Just SIC, OOO
Some of the enterprises he never even
heard OF. BE owns no bank stock and
few buildings, which are for the most
part well mortgaged. He owne no Uuited
States or other bonds, and never owned
any except $500 worth fifteen years sgo.
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Cable Clicks

Madrid, 4-Co4Teo states that the Sui.
tan Of Morocco has authorized Spain to
annex part Of Santa Cruz Delmar, Pc.
quin coast, Morocco in accordance with
the treaty of 1860.
Paris, 4.-FTGTce states that Herbert
Bismarck has been appointed an st
tschee of the German embassy here.
London Sit is rumored that The
Bishop Of Winchester will succeed the
Arch bishop of Canterbury.
st. Petersburg, 5.-The Czar has a..
suned the title Of Lord Of Turkestan.
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SHILOH'S VITALIZFR is what
you need for Constipation, Loss of
Appetite, Dizziness and all symp-
toms OF Dyspepsia. Price tOc. and
75c. per bottle. Sold by z G.M.I
Drug Store Cd
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The Nicaragua Canal.

Washington. 4.--The Nationa! Re.
publican, Tomorrow, will print an inter
vleT with John A. hasson, of the house
committee on foreign affairs, with regard
TO Blaine's recently published statement
the Nicaraguan canal bin,
kasson says il BlAire's remarks have
been correctly reported he has never seen
the NicaraguAn bill nor the report on ii,
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somewaat Premature

Washington, 4.-SunsetCox thinks
Carlisle and Randall are rather
premature in distributing offices in
view of their speakership candidacy.
He may run himself, as he
has been urged to do, and as
New York has more delegates than
Pennsylvania and Kentucky COM
bined.
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Mad Minnie.

Montreal. 25.-Minnie Hauk, with her
cAprices, has worried Max Strskosch
while singing here. and yesterday even
ing, three hours before the house opened.
refused to sing, aud went back abruptly
to New York. He had to pawn his out
fit until he went to New York to raise the
money to pay the bills.
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A French Joke.

Paris, 5:-Relative to the report that
the United States government contem-
plates making acclaim against France IN
regard to the murder of two American
citizens, IN Madagascar, the Menitealy
Gf'aUsraGt publishes insulting articles de-
clsring the American navy is so reduced
by speculation that the United States
we're recently obliged to back down to
Chill. France, it says, could ruin every
American port.
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Lumber Buy.

Milwaukee. 4.-Sherburne Bryant, of
Milwaukee, and Louis Sands, Of MAnis-
tee, have bought 5000 acres of land in
LaGlade County, Wis, for $210. 900. It
contains about 100000. 600 feet of the
best pin timber in the state. Ten thou
sand lum bermeH are st work there now,
and double that number will be en-
ployed shortly.
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Obituary.

Washington, 4.-General George @.
Thomas died in Georgetown on Satnrdsv
night. In 1861 he was appointed u,eior.
general Of militia of the District OF uel-
umbia by President Lincoln.
Athens, O., 4.-Nelson P. YanVoor
hees, ex.member Of Congress, died to-
night.
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HeIpingRHia Frlends.

Little Rock, Ex-Governor Churchill
hiss been issuing wholesale pardons to
criminals Of almost every order; $50 have
Deen granted to date. He hss been
sharply criticised for it.
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To Try the Charter.

New York, 5.-Judge Trux has
granted the application OF the attorney
general to bring an action to vacate the
charter of the Mutual Union. The case
is to be tried in the superior court of this
county,
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In China.

There is one custom in the Celestial
Empire that we would like to see turned
loose here. Boys in China are not sup
posed to be responsible until they arrive
at about the age of twenty years, and
their parents are held accountable for
all their crookedness, just tho same as
the owner of any other dangerous ami
NAL is held responsible for damages.
Supposing boy walks up and throws
stone through your bay window that
skaters fine Gala and busts the statue
Of the Sweet Singer Of Michigan, you do
not 60 out and chase him four blocks
with an iron rake and club him till he
gets out of reach, but you just get an old
hoe handle that swings easy, and you
search out the boys parents and wear
them out with that hoe-handle and mix
them up with the sand. Then II the
boy don't behave himself you can go to
other relatives of his, and gradually en-
large the circle of your acquaintance,
until you have mauled the entire rela-
tionship, even including the old grand
parents of the boy, and il any OF these
people resist they are subject to impris-
onment.
This law, although apparently strin-
gent, is good one. 1t makes parents
take more interest in their children and
look out for them more accurately. II
encourages parents TO know where their
boys are, and TO keep their eyes ON them
more than they do here in Laramie.
Why, II that law were 10 go into force
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here, some men we know would have to
take an arnica hath twice a day and thew

here, some men we know would have to
take an arnica bath twice day and they
wouldn't have n whole bone in their
body. We like to see bright, active
boy with good health and sound lungs,
but the thriving blossom that will de.
velop into a Jesse James, we have no
use for.
If the Chinese law could be enforced
here against those parents who are
breeding up squad of hoodlums, we
would not weep. 1t would be pretty
active work for the avenger and his hoe
handle, but it would institute reform
at least. As it snow, building cannot
be left unoccupied over night before
every pane of glass is broken and the
walls smashed in. Now, if the owner
had the right to climb the male parent
of those boys and knock his shoulder
blades through his spleen and tangle his
works all up so that hereafter his food
wouldn't be any benefit to him, it might
arouse an interest in his children so that
he would make them an ornament to
society.
You can't do much with strange boy,
anyhow. If you spank him with an old
window shutter, he goes home and tells
his father, and the old man tells him to
go right back and do the same thing and
he will stand by him. Then the boy re-
turns and repeats, and you start after
him with the intention of killing him,
but as he turns the corner quarter of a
mile away and puts his thumb on his nose
and waves his fingers in the air, You con-
troll your brutal temper and go home.
That's the reason why in twenty years
from now it will be bitter cold day
when the telegraph doesn't give US the
particulars of twenty-seven murders and
thirteen train robberies.-N5e's Boone
| rama
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Tobacco and the Stomach.

The use of tobacco Injuries the stomach.
Its influence upon digestion and assimi-
lation is shown in the emaciation of its
devotees.
Three years ago, an old man, with
whom the author had been intimately
acquainted for several years, died ct the
age of seventy-two. Up to the age of
sixty he had been great sufferer from
faintness in the pit of the stomach. 1t
was the constant torment of his life. The
sensation had been growing worse for
several years, until his face habitually
wore an air of despair. At the age Of
sixty he was so grievously tortured that
he concluded to follow the authors ad-
vice, and abandon tobacco, which he had
chewed excessively.
Within a week his stomach was sensi-
bly, better. and in three months he was
so much improved that all his old friends
on meeting him would exclaim
General, how well you look! Why,
you look ten years younger than you did
last summer.
He had gained more than thirty pounds
in year, and his health became better
than it had been for forty years.
These laptern-jawed Yankees who run
tobacco mills, would soon become plump
if they would stop "chawin' and
"smokin'."
doctor, which is the worst, chewing
or smoking p''
On the whole, chewing is the worst
mode, principally for the reason that it
can be indulged in SO constantly. The
ohewer begins on rising, and with the
exception of the nine minutes and
twenty-eight seconds devoted to break
fast, the fourteen minutes and fifty-nine
and half seconds given to dinner, and
the eight minutes three and quarter
seconds spared for supper, the man runs
his mill every moment till he gets into
bed. Just as he turns the clothes down
to get into bed with one hand, he takes
out of his mouth with the other hand the
last quid.
During the day, by this close economy
of time, he grinds through twenty-six
grists, and projects juice six hundred
and twelve times. This juice, if consci-
entiously gathered, would measure three
pints.
Smoking can't be carried on with such
devoted regularity, and although worse
than chewing for given time, is, practi-
cally, not so mischievous.
But when used in either mode, it in
lures the stomach. Itcan't beindulged,
even moderately, without affecting, pre-
judicially, the function of DIGESTION
Dio Lea0is. in Golden Rule.
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,AFrERd1oK

10 one, abstruso conundrnm much serious
why u sisfhat ne good men die, and all tho
Or, Why is Il we. never know our neighbor q
rhre perfectionB
Till his last will and testament is read to his
connectionaY
All, then tho daily papers spread his virtues
rhcy say he was ian honest man--the noblost
Howeood he was, how wise he was, how hon
what tenderness OF heart ho had, and what
depth of foelirgl
~ that they werc fcworl-
Who ali his life ground hard and close tho
Who drove drove his debtors to despair by premature
Then paid his pew-ront in advance, with inf.
nito composure.
Perhaps he was the lo-ily "hoad" of some un-
Called home" BY use and courtesy, but lack
VINO held bis children criminals for every tri-
fling error,
RSHSS Seps Sis WI wife cGn'S IN terror. A' " ~ ''
Perhaps he was a lawyer deep, whose quib-
bling tricks and words
Helped base executors to rob poor widows of
Perhaps thrifty grooer-man, whose wheed-
Ar,g ling. false pRlRver
Sold toughest steak for portcr-house, and
ssrr chioory for Java.
Any Of these he might have boen-the types
are nowise rare
But when he dies, behold, wc passed an angel
unawarel
since type and tongue proclaim his worth, what
oynic shall dispute them?
MANY there be who meet the GODS" we read,
shut few salute theml"
Why don't the papers say fine things of men
before they dio,
And indicate those sanity souls ere yet they
soar on hgh7
Then we might recognize them ere grim death
and .oold obstruction
Havo made 1t quito impossible to get an intro
duction.
All. well-,porhaps when at last beneath my
burden faint,
I, too, shall win the title of a paragon and
eaint
And be, when deaths cold breath has blown
aside life's dust and eoiling,
A grain Of that superior salt which keeps the
world from spoiilngl
-E1ftdb6th ARcfs Alien, IN Century Magazine.
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A Wonderful Horse.

There is a perceptible GOODNESS be-
tween young Seabury, one of the most
fashionable young men in Austin, and
Gilhooly. Seabury owns horse which
he thinks is the finest horse in the world.
Young Seabury was Dragging about his
horse to crowd of acquaintances the
other day, and he said, among other
improbable things, that the horse went
SO fast on the previous day that he over
took swallow, the horses ear striking
the bird.
"Are you sure the swallow was not
coming from the opposite directionP'
asked Gilhooly, with tho air of man
who wanted to know.
"Of course he WON'T" was the indig-
nant response.
~ reckon then the swallow wanted
to build her nest in your horses ear.
The horse went so slow the swallow
could not see he was moving Wonder.
full hosS. ."--7eras Sitting.
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Demonstrating woman's bad marks.

demonstrating woman's bad marks
manship may be superiuous, and yet a
recent instance in Brooklyn is worthy Of
record. A woman armed herself with a
revolver, invaded neighbor' yard, and
with malice aforethought, sought the
s Srsnms Ga .asI aaS IPss TSa
rampant feline was discovered on the
ground. and the neighbor aforesaid was
seen in the second-story window. The
invader aimed at pussy and fired-well,
the short of it is, that if the woman in
the window hadn't worn steel-band
corsets she would have been killed.
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"A rude fellow, who addressed an
insulting remark to the wife of ex-Mayor
Caleb Saunders. OF Lawrence, Mass. as
she was leaving the theater in that town
a few nights ago, under the impression
that she was without an escort, was
promptly 1oored by a blow from the
list Of the vigorous husband. A doctor
and policeman were then summoned.
The former sewed up wound an inch
and half in length noar the fellows
right eye. and the latter looked him up
for appearance before the Police Court,
---Boston Transcript
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james Fox, logger, while driving
logs in boom at Glens Falls, N. r.,
the other day, made a misstep and fell
between the logs, and had his left leg
badly crushed, He is now under treat
ment in Albany and doing well. Four
years ago. while telling trees in the
north woods, he had both legs crushed
by falling tree, and for four months
remained alone in his cabin until the
bones knit, when his limbs became per-
fectly sound. His case is one for surgi-
cal investigation. Il.
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-s--
"With Grateful Feelings"

Dir. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y: Dear Sir
Your Golden Medical Discovery and "Pur-
gative Pellets have culed my daughter of
Scrofulous Swellings and Open Sores about the
Neck: and your "Favorite Prescription" has
accomplished wonders In restoring to health
my wife who had been bed-fast for eight
months from Female Weakness. l am with
grateful feelings, Yours truly,
T. II. LONG, Galveston, Texas.
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The Yoltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will
send Dr. Dyes celebrated Electro-V Voltaic
Belts and Appliances, on trial for thirty days,
TO men young or old) who arc afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing complete restoration
OF vitality and manhood Address as above
N. B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial Is allowed
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The Congressional Joint Committee
on the Library of Congress has purchased
Mr.. Il. f. Andrews full-length portrait
OF President Garfield for the White House.
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CENSUS BULLETIN NO. 2sa.

Showing States and Territories the United States the
Der Of the area square miles, the number Of nes the number Of
m tho number and family and the number
adweling and family, 1880.
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~. Do boldly what you do at ALL" Boldly
do we affirm that Kidney-Wort is The great
remedy for liver, bowels and kidney diseases;
rheumatism and piles vanish before it The
tonic effect of Kidney-Wort is produced by
its cleansing and purifying action on the
blood Where there is gravelly deposit In
the urine, or milky, ropy urine from disor-
dered Sidneys il ALWAYS cures.
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An observant negro says; "De man who
takes up dc moas' sidewalk am not allus the
pussan OF de moas' consequence. A fifteen
cent drunkard wants mo- room in dis world
dan a Judge OF de Supreme Court.n
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"I WISH could settle this coffee" said an
impatient traveller at a railway restaurant.
"Try broomstck," said a moody man with
a scratched nose; "that is what everything Is
settled with at our house,
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*Ladies, If you would he forever redeemed
from the physical disabilities that, in thou
sands of cases, depress the spirits and abso-
lutely fetter all the energies of womanhood,
you have only to get Lydia E. Pinkham' s
Vegetable Compound
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''GoLpEN MEDICAL. Discovery" is warrant
ed to cleanse the blood from all impurities, from
whatever cause arising. For Scrofula, Sores of
all kinds, Skin and Blood Diseases its effects
are marvellous. Thousands OF Testimonials
from all parts. Send stamp for pamphlet on
Skin Diseases. Address WoRLDs DisPENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
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"WEIL,n says the canvasser, 81 must keep
walking and talking. That's the way l get
nv living, and that's the way got my WIFE
But she has done all the talking ever since.
Good day n'-Toledo american.
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IT isn't the beefsteak which people look at
when they pound it, The idea is to inform
the neighbors that they have made raise for
breakfast,--Detroit Free Press.
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A LITTLE boy, proud of his new jacket, In
formed his sister that he vas six-button kid.
Hartford Times
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A FALSE prophet is stirring the Egyptians
into n rebellion. In America false prophets
merely guess at the weather and sell their al
manacs at twenty-five cents each.-Phaddes-
phid Chronicle.
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REDDING's Russia Salve meets with wonder
full success in all cases OF Skin disease. Try it

AN American Presidents pay-s50, 900
year and bored.
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BREAKrNa m awkward silence Mrs. Monta-
que Smart (suddenly to bashful youth, who
has not opened his lips since he was intro.
duced 10 her a quarterof IN hour ago) )-"And
now lot us talk Of something elseln
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A MAIDEN wants to know how to avoid hay
ing mustache come on her upper lip. Eat
onions, daughter.
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BUcHuPAIBA.n Quick, complete cure, all
ANNOYING Kidney Diseases. 81 at Druggists.
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The path OF duty in this world Is the
road TO salvation In the next.
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EB-N No woman really practices economy un-
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dollars
can be saved every wear. Ask the druggist.
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'RouGB ON RATS" Clears out rats, mice,
flies, reaches, bed-bugs ants, yermin. 15c.
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A WITTY lady, who is, however, somewhat
given to exaggcratlon, was trying to tell a
friend what poor appetite she had, and said
q eat very little; fea would be q barbecue
fnr
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wIsn's Axle Grease is now the very best
known
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IF the doctor orders bark, has not the pa
tient right to growll
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CURIOSITY is always represented as on tip
toe, which would seem to indicate that Curl
osity is mighty small creature.