The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-23

NEW YoRK, August u 1e6&
0posoal Cngsoep0odeooe a tAe O1SBo.
Au.ruER Pol.lC8 OUTRAGE.
A few evenines aso, Hr. W y.
Ro-~bsIt. . we'll kn"wu young Jaw-
yer .sd j''urusltst wa srsr-ted so'
the .h.s.king sll~n.e If sitting ~ hls
"wn i'.,r-~s~l', aa'l t"r "ui'i''e'neat"
ing tits outrageous net "t vtolt'ny
with e uulsrd0ssai'le crime Of ~
fu.. a T., enter hi dts'r Ut tive cs''''-
m..i..; II the oiIl.~r. He was drug
x,al t.. the station h.'vse, VII ~ tile
=. rxrant In charge di-.i"imisg 10 Its''
z" tn any priest ~ ~xp'anatS''n.
,l,r,,.i him into . foul, -tilItnx cell.
wh~s~ he remained uuiil n"sntng.
When t:ken to court. he made .
,,la.m rita, esurnt NJ facts tn Judge
Ford, who. seeing that { ere ''ss'
hem no gr'u"ds or arrest, in'n'edi-
stxly discharged him. A nsor"tny
D PR In commenting upon this II.
iair .sys: We rsjs'ic~ In the belief
that l.g:.l means will be taken BY
mi. gentleman to ascertain wh~ther'
without any warrant In Sact, or
any seasos wbstevss; except their
own will and furious pleasure, these
brutal and law-delyins policemes
can tl,us outrage psaeefal and order.
" citissns. Nr. Rose;alt, from
whoss manly letter coocerptsg the
Rus.ian Jews, I quoted literally .
few weeks ago, has begun IN action
against the brute who arrested him,
and the other brute WHO committed
him. They will also b arsaigsed BE-
fore. the Police Beard, and will
doubtless b dismissed the force.
Edward J. Kennedy b tho police
man, and John ]. Thompson the
why ~ MANY NEECHAxTs FAIL.
The record Of nserehantile failures
In New York and it, vicinity for the
nzst seven months Of the year, Is not
70 alarming - 1t hes been In years
pest, showing that the general con-
dition Of tradeand industry b healthy
the United 6tateR Spec
uDstion has not approached the ex-
treme to which American trade
reaches and therefore tho
situation b one Of nor
NAL activity. The failures in the
South and West are due, 6of the most
part, to the exaggerated credit system
which prevails in those sections,
country dealers to advance
more largely than their capital justi-
Be-. In New York, there has been .
caution In oil b1Dches Of
Trade, and despite the mischief done
by the freight handlers strike, which
Vas altegether the fault Of tie rail-
road companies, the business ofgsod
houses has been excellent, and the
putlo.,k h promising. Yet, while 1t
b k,gical tn look for an increaae Of
trade dis;,sters to accompany IN In
rrease Of pepu alton, We may n'ooer-
ate our fears when We consider that
The aystem of Commercial credits b. |
imprOving. .; d that there h . more !
liberal use made Of printers Ink. than
rver before. Merchants In the city !
~ we'll ~ IN the country, must psy
tor their penny wi~e folly, when, on
The s''Ore -: ecs n"my, they re'use (" |!
make tls m-elves known tn the
world. Hssty and iIIjut!yed ven.
lures contribute their quota ~ 'mi<- |
.ai., L., the general scores followed !.
~ -lsculatio"s In stscks, xhich "avs
tDrced several tir,ns to succu,ub; but
! glance ut the list will satl~fy the !
o,.'ervant reader that in the majority |
NJ cases, the merchants who have
come to griei were ,ho-e WHO, like !
he cat im the adave, .''lrt" i dare
mt wait upon Il would aud iustead !
II using the typea, have saved their !
pennies 10 huy mourning with. Men
Who advertise. seldom fail.
THE sOAPNAKER's HORSES.
1t 10 not generally known that b. !
L. Dabbitt, the great snap n,anufac- !
|urer, raises his own horses-those !
animals which draw his
elabOsately raints! wagons to and
'rosn his immense factory. The must |
Il them are noble grays, 10 hands
high, and weighing from 1000 to L.
,oO. pounds. A few years ago be i'm
ported . number of Psrcberon stall
io,'s and mares from France, paying |
m average Of3l, 800 . piece for them.
He now owns about 50; and the large, !
'turdy, heavy-limbed and we'll
yro"med, bright-eyed fellows, that !
possess agreat deal more intelligence
han many bipeds who do much ltss
Or living, are . never-failing source !
II admiration to the crowds who
watch them stalking through the
'treets during business hours. !,
Is Mr.. BEEcnER ORTHODOX: I;
The Christian xnfelli0cHcer, which
8 one Of the organs Of the Dutch Re-
ormed Church, IL now discussing
he orthodoxy Of Henry Ward Beech
=: Mr.. Beecher." says the LateNi-'
Is too manly to wish
" figure - . yelled prophet, and to
1t t. A. l