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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-11-26
ssataIe Situatipn.

Serr Utaier, Elm iebr tuoblbeIeibter
Serr, madt DER Dame ieines 6erSenS
einen 8eiud, um ibr ieine feuriae Siebe
81 erfldren, unb serdtb babel in iolde ST
itale, caB er iia Bis ;u sii,em 2uisfaa
beriteist.
Sic: 2aiiem Sic mid! Stsben Sic
auf Spfort. Sber ib rufe um SiiIFe.
Gr (fldsIid auf ben anien): gl6
mein Gptt SD tpollte ia i6On, aber -
beIfeW Sic mir - Sic ieben, id benDs
tbise Der SaIfe in bDbersm Graoe als
Sic!
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No d ME Saaepeien.

SD iase Sbnen nur Serr Director,
cine Sras6bie, 10 srosartis tpie bic meme
sins nod ME ilber Sbre Slbne !"
,Oas tpdre !"
y0enfen Sic it6 nur, I'm rierten 9lfte
iterben bsreits ale banbelnben 9erios
nen
,9Sas bIeibt Senn aber ba fiir ben fiinf.
ten 9tft iibris 2"
,Seben Sic, baS 1T seraSe boS Snte.
reiiante: ba treten bic Geiitsr Der Ser.
itprbeneu auf !"
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Ssrr StOIs unb ber GieIa
treiher.

Serr StpIs ipiro BON einem GieI Der
ibH entsesenfon,ntt, unb Dem er abiidt.
LID ni4t aus bsm Beee sebt, su 8Ooen
seiporfen uHo mabt nun BEN Ireiber
8ortpiirfe, baB er ibn nit benz Glet iiiht.
ausastpiden lei. y2ieber Serr, seriest
0iefer, ytpas seibeben 1T, tbut mir lei6,
uno i9 bereue meine 9ea6tdiiisfeit ieien
Sic itber3eu8t, tpenn Sic mir tpieoer Be-
sesnen, tperbe i9 i9pn BON 9Seitem TIL.
fen: GIeL speih aus !"
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GoOesbftrad)tungen.

Ia, ytatur, tpie ii6er unb sroB in Iuem
eri6einIt Su!
SinmeI unb grOe bsfoIst etpiges, feiteS
@eles.
Sabre fplsen auf SABRE, benz SribIina
rei9et Der CONNER
uno benz reI9Ii6en Serbit treuli1 Der
Mintsr bic SanS
SeIien ftebsn sesriinoet ss itiirst ii9 bas
eiptse QSalisr
SIits Der betpDIfteH 9uft i9dumenD uno
brauieno binab.
Si4ten eriinen lcfort unb ielblt bic ents
Iaubten @sbul6e
!Se9en TN Winter 16en beimIibe Rnpss
pen am 3ipeig.
AIIes eGtltebt unb persebt mad Geieb, bod
ilber oe8 Oenihen
2eben, ben fDitIi9en S6aB, berrI6et
elm ibpanfen6es 2CpS.
9ti1t bem bIIbenben nift Der triIlie I6eis
benoe Batsr
Seinem treffIihen Sobn freu6is BON
Jtanbe Der @ruft,
gti9t Der iiiussre iblieBt Dem dIteren ims
mer bas 2luse,
9as ii9 tpiais ssienft, fraftis benz
i6pG9eren su.
DETER, adj! nerfebrt baS 8ef1id bic
SrbnunS Der Gage;
SuIfloS fIaget elm 8reis &inber unS
GnfeI umlonlt
Stebt Elm beidaOiSter Stamnt benz rinss
Serf9metterte 3tpeise
I'm bic Ssiten umber itromsnpe S9IoI.
len seltreut.
Gpetbe.
Der Sob 1T cine SeIbit.8eIiesuns, bic
iuie ieSs anoere Selbitslleberpinbuns,
cine lei4tere Griitsn; peri9afft.
S9IsssI.
Gum GnseI Der Iebtsn Stunoe, ben mir
10 bart ben Tob uennen, ipirb uns Der
ipsidite, siitisite Gnsel 3usei6idt, bamit
er gelinoe uno ionft bas nieberiinfenbe
6ers oes Wleni1en BON 2eben pfilfe,
unb eS in iparmenSdnben iinb unseoriift
aus Der faIten 8rult in bas bpbe mar.
msnbe Chen TRACE. Sein Bruoer 1T Der
Gnsel Der eritsn Stunbs, Der ben Msn-
i6sn ;tueimal fiiiIet; bas eritemaI, bamii
er oieleS Seben anf1nse, eaS 3ipeitemal,
bamit er broben pbne @unoen aufpaRe,
unO in bas anpere lddelno TONNE, mi,
in bieies 2eben tpeineno.
Sean BauI.
> flattert INNER baron, Ielise Ginber
Gu6 tpiest Der Gnsel Der Gube in ses
WtorSenitunoe beS 2ebsns nit Q8iegenlie,
bern ein-3ipei Mrme tragen eu9 uno eu.
ern fleinen Sars uno an elmer 8lumsn.
fette sIeitet euer 2sib nit stpei Noienpan.
gen. nit elmer Stirn obne Gram=Gin.
| i4nitte uno nit tusibsn 9anb9sn in bic
Slpeite lSieee berab uno ibr babt niepara.
olele nur setauibt-llber mir, a1 nil
brahen 3uiammen unter ben Sturmtpin.
ben oes Sebens unb unjer s0ers lit maoe,
unier 9lnseiiat Ssridnitten BON irbiI4em
annmer uno iroiiter Wub' nno unIsre
Seele fIammert lid nod erItarrt an ben
GrbfioB. NouI.
9ia6 beitimmten GeleBen trsten ipir
inS 2eben Elm, Die Tase iino gesdblt, Die
mns aum 9nblids bes Sibtes reif MAIDEN;
absr fir bic 2ebensbauer lit fein 0eIeB.
Der idiud6ite 2ebensfaoea ,iebt iid i,
unernartete Sanse uno ben itdrflten ser
| idneipet oft geipaltiam bic Sdsere cine,
parse bic iiA in WiDerIprl6en 5u ssFaI1
len ihsint. @cetbe.
Bel ben, WerluIt bon perIone,,, oi,
uns lisb tparen, gibt es feline 2inDeruns,
als bic 3eit uno iorsfdItis seipabIte Ger.
itreuungsrs nobel uns unier Sers fsins
Worirayfe MAIDEN tam.
0t&tsntsse.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-11-26

gti6t in bas Grab, uidts itber's Grab
rerihpenbet
Gin eoIer Mann Der 6sbniu9t bobsn
9Dertb,
Gr fe5rt in iib Suriid ano fineet itaus
nene
sSn ieinem 8ulen baS gsrlor'ne tpieber.
8petbe.
Der IenI6 brinst bic llriabe ieines
Gobes nit auf bic gSeIt Ct itirbt an ieis
ner @eburt. b. StppeI.
Die Ratur 1T 5einoin etpiser BeiiBuns
gen. Sic seritDrt nad felten @eiesen
ale 3ei6en beS Gisentbuits, pertiIst ale
Uterfmale ber SSormatioa. glllen Sc
| i6ls6tern sebort bic Grbe, ieber bat An.
iprub auf 9lqes. Die Srtibern biirfen
bieIem Brimogenitursufalle feinen 8or=
aug perbaufen. 9aS Gisentbunsreht er=
Iii6t gu beItimmten 3eiten. Die Slme=
Iioratipn uno deterioration iteben inter
,mabdnberliben Beoinguagen. 8enn
aber Der S6rper elm Gisentbum it, mo-.
burb i9 nur bic Re1te zines aftipenGro=
biirserS erbe, 70 fann i'd bur4 oenSsrIuit
bieIes Gigentbums nitt mid ieIblt etn=
bilben. SD perIiere nibts al8 bieStsae in
bieIer SttrItenldule uuo trets m cine bD=
bere Corporation ipobin mir meine ee=
Iiebten WtitialIer nadfoIssn.
9tppaIis.
Der Benid trdst feline Srrtbiimer tpis
feline Nabrbeiten gu oft MIR in Wortbes
griifen uno nidt in @efiibIen bel fi9 I;
aber Der Befenner Der Sernidtung ftsas
| Ii6 einmal Itatt zines Iehsisidbrtsen 2ez
bens etneS rpn isdsig Wtinuten por unb
isbe cann au ob er ben GnbIid selisbter,
ebIer pber ipeiier WenI6en aIs sipedIo=
Ter, itunbenIanger 2ufterIdeinunssrL aIs
| BOILER, biinner Sbatfen, bic benz 2iHts
nabflattern unb i'm 9idte ioslei9 serfIis=
BEN unb bic pbne Spur uno pbne 99es
unb 3ieI na6 einen furSen Sbipanfen
binaus in bic aIte 9taebt nerrinueu, oh er
oieien 9lnbIid ertragen fDnnte? uein,
aud ibn iberlhlei6t INNER bic 8orauss
Iesung Der llnpsrsdnsIihfsit, Ipnit binge
irnmer iiber ieiHer Seele ipie al Dsm bel:
terIten Sim,neI iiber NAtbameo, eint
lhtparse Bolfe unb unter Der @rbe lief,
iberaa nit ibnt tpis nit benz 8ain, Elm
spiSss 2eben. Sean Saul.
Sm Grabe i4Idft elm neuss NtOrsen
ROTH. Gied.
Rranfbeiten, Defenders Ianspierige
itnb 2ebriabre Der 2sben5tunlt unb be,
@emiltbsbiIbung. Ntan mub iie burd
tdsIiBe 8emerfunSen gu beauben iu4en
SIT bsun nibt bas 2eben bes sebiIoeter
Dtsni6en cine belonoere 9luHoroeruni
gum 2srnen? Der ssbilSete Disnl8 Isb
bur9auS fur bic 3ufunft, iein 9eben ii
8ampf feline @rbaItung uno iein J3tpec
98iGenibaft uno &unlt. - Sc mebr mar
lerut, nidt msbr IN ausenbIifsn, ion
bern in Sabren II. {. 10. au Iebsn, beitI
eoIer miro man. Die baitige unrube
Sns tIeinll9e Greiben S.S @siite5 gebt il
srUBe, rubiSe, einfads pieIumfaiienb
GbGtisfeit ilber, uno Die berrIi6e @epuIl
finbet Ii6 elm. Simmer triampbirenbe
iperoen JteIision unb Sittli@feit, biel
@runopelten umIeres DaisinS. - Seo
: 8sSrdusniB Der Ratur 1T eine Crime
rilns bDberer Seimatb, elmer bDberen
psrtpanbten 9latur. = NopaIis.
Das Sterben lit erbaben; binte
, idwarsen 0orbdnsen tbut ber einiam
TOb baS itiqe Wun6er uno arbeitet fiji
Die anoere Welt, une bic Sterbliden ite
ben ba NIT nailsn aber ftumpfen Mussl
nsben Der iiberirpiiden Ssene.
G. o N N 81 N MF
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DererpIIenbe 4rb eiter.

Mrbeiter GU eInem anberen) Sd
tpesB man Jar MID, tpas bet bette nit mir
eeSeutli6 is, i'd babe ioIdet Dtasena
briifen, bet id mir fdon ben lan5en Tag
Die 8aIoaunen iebalten babe bet fomnt
aber aliens nod BON Dem SeIb;us Sa
bat ii6 ieoer eenen Qnar ieboIt Grad
elmer g8eile, iib beiinnenb): st f6nnte
aber pp9 bapon fpn,men, bat id bette
gum Sribitiid DrittbaIb Bfuno 2ebers
tpuri4t gu i4neu riniefreilen babe.
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q MnauaLi6.

lieutenant S6tp6rinsfp fabrt an bes
9DnisS Geburtstassfeit tiidtis ansebei=
tert bonn Galino mad Sa,tie uuo erblidt
einen SoIpaten, Der betrunfen TN Straz
Bensraben Iisst. 0a ruff Der Serr
2ieutsnant benz SOlOaten gu: y5eba,
tparum Iiest ST Sa i'm Strabensraben,
Gr beiofferter S9peineterI, Gr 2"
Der Serr lieutenant iperSen oerseis
BEN aber i9 faun mid eben niht bein=
fabren IaIIen, tpie Der 9err 2ieutenant !"
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llnfehIbarerI Irpft.

Der Sersos bon Z. balt tIsins Ibenb.
tafeL, gu Der uur cine bel6rdntte Mn1abI
bon Iusertudblten seIacen lit. Inter
bielen befiabet lid alS Der einsise gtidts
9loelise Der Brotsse Sss Siiritsn aabi=
netsratb S. sSn benz 9lusenblif, aIS osrs
ieIbe ieinen Nlab einsunebmen ii1 ants
ididt, itDBt elm abersIaubiibes Sreifraus
lsin ben gntiebensibrei aus % 9ott,
mir iinb su Dresebn !"
u8eine 4nsit feline gtnsit, Baronslle !"
berubist SObsit bic Iufsereste ,,ber
aabinetsratb lit ia nur Elm 8ureerIis
der !"
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Die arDEte Gorae.

Mutter: Meia 2ooS mar fein Ieids
tee, Iiebe Todter = ib babe idipere Scrs
gen fennen selernt.
Todter: 9d ipas, bic ihfperite
Gorge 1T Dir bod eripart -- Du baIteis
nen sUiann bsfomnien
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Gin berber Dpetpr. 81

Gin berber Doctor. Gin
ipesen isinss Biiens ebenIo, tpie ipesen
Ieiner @robbeit beriibmtsr Mrst ipurne flrs.
LID pon elmer ,tranfeu" Dame anesItpbnt,
tpesbaIb CT ibr niHts perldretbe -
,Deips midt nDtbis 1T !" - ,,9or tpel-
1en Speiisn lca id mid penisitens in
Abt nebmen 7" flsbts Die patienten. -
,,Sor Glasiplittsrn unb MiitsabsIn, oenn
Das sibt 2eibi4msrsen" mar Die aint.
mort.
Sn Spanien pfIest Elm Ssbsr, Der
cine Sruht iBt elm fleinss Sod IN Ssn
Booen su sraben uno ben Santen Der 5es
nchenen Jrudt in baSielbe ;u lesen. Oa.
Der tommt es aud, bab IN bieIen 2anoe
ale StraBen uno Wege nit 5ruhtbdus
men einsefabt iinD, peren 6ril6te Ssoer.
mann irei itebt au senieBen. 5rsenbspO
beibt Is, Der Dtann bat ni6t umlonit ge.
lebt Der einen guten BAUM, an benz red.
ten pIass an0spflaa,s bat" NaHaj'
manssissstel
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3urld BEN.

Serr (su einem Bauer, Der uubarms
berSis auf feinea Odien bineihidIdstl
Sic, Bel Sbnsn modt' id aud iein 8isb
iein
Bauer: 60, Bel tpem benn
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-SataIer 8ergIeid. 3i6ter
Stun tpis bat benn Der 9ieb auseele'
ben 2" = 3euse: yTalt 10 srOB is er g.
tpeIen, tpie gw. @uaoen absr niht 10 arg
s'i9ielt bat er."
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Waunigfaltiges.
g bum M 8 BE.

ySSit Der 8ua bumm, @roBnutter ?
gSenn er s'nung BOT, ibt er ner msb' J"
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9as tdalidJe gDlfSblatt

isiet Der Bon tObne eonniassbIasf SEQ psr Sae.
s4.so sas saIbe sabr urs sase bas Eisrtsljabr M'f
eountassbiast silae per aaAr $3.50 sas babe 5aQr
ane So 80 bas BisrteIiatr.
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5a6iii9ss e9nababapfeI.

SD Tenn Sic enne Oihtsrn,
SD eIoob, ie bseBt Ribtern,
Sic Is sic MID id,ibteru,
Die bi9t' Sic GIs nidhtern!
9o4 bat ie seselien.
Damn is ie bsiehen,
9lsi6 bbuts ibr Sann 8esner:
Damn pi4t' ie nct i9eeuer!
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sctsss a,sei xhaEsr ~ 5e1r " Nexau1e ~
Cur ssssn absunsutsu rsrsslxsi laesldi ias MR.
gssdensIatt uns GsaIi1s nidttss aH stnt AsFsnt y
sasd. @uroy4 esiasst ssit<t = se.se psr saHr "
rorausbssaslums. siufaIisBlt4 bss 4ortos.
Mm3stGtn
srtsn sf.o per Saaars bpn a&f 3fsiss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
The Tnrc

New York, 13.-The Sptdt of the
Times says: The national association Of
tro:tinS horse breeders have opened two
extra stakes, the entries to nsme and
close on Wednesday next. The prinoi-
pal stake is for 3-yeay. olds, foale o! 1873,
$3.50 each to accompany the nomination,
with the three cracks, WildAowar,"
"Alroy" and Eva" to enter, and two
OF them must start 10 insure the race.
The two first named having shown equal
speed at the recent regular meeting Of
the association, there issa stfoDg desire to
see them measure lsnces in a race, ard
with "Evs" in the contest, the issue
would be still more doubtful, as she has
lately shown a half in 1.104, in her best
California style. There is the noted Ally
''Algath" by "Cuyler," out of "Harol-
dine" by Harold" that won the three
year purse at Chicago, and secured re-
cord of 2.251z, and we dare say "Meau-
der" and one or two dark cnes may take
hand in the fracas.
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Army Orders.

Wash ngtcn, lathe following named
officers will be selected from duty in the
departments set opposite their respective
names, and will report 10 person to
the commanding general OF the depart
mert, for assignment TO duty: Captain
Richards Burnett, assistant surgeon, de-
psrtment of the Platte; Captain Louis
W. Crompton, assistant surgeon, depgrt-
meut Of Daketa; First Lieutenant Louis
Brechmin, assistant surgeon, department
Of Dakota; Msj )r-General Edwin Nc
Dowell, commanding the military divi-
sion OF the Pacific, wll Re placed on the
retired list OF the army on the 18th inst.
From the best Information obtsinable on
the subject Briesdier-G marcel Jonn Pope
will De promoted 10 the 'aD~ q mejor-
general. md Colonel g. W. Getty, OF
the Third ARTILLERY, be promoted to the
rank CT acknowledgements ; Major Gen
erai j, NJ. Scofeld Will release General
Nc Dnwell from the command Of the
division of the Pacific on the 10TH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
Criminals Canshf.

ST. Louis, 1S.-Po8f8 Marshfield, Mo-:
Sheriff Laclede. on passenger train
near here this morning, recognized B. B,
Taylor, Desperate who, with two
brothers, murdered sheriff and deputy
sheriff of Hamilton County, Tennessee,
on the 14th OF September last, and as
Taylor resisted arrest re shot him dead.
It's thought brother of Taylor was on
board but he has disappeared.
The Posts Chattanooga reports that
one Of the Taylor boys is surrounded in
tie woods near Rockport by q rosee
who sre bound to capture him. Sixteen
thousand dollars reward are offered for
these men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
The CsaaBel Tunnel.

London, I3.-Geuersl Sir Archibald
Aliison's committee on ths channel
made report unfavorable to the pro-
jet as dangerous to England end the
report of TIE committee is supported By
still stronger objections to the tunnel
from Gen. Wolseley and the Duke Of
Cam bridge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
Striking OOoDers.

Chicago, 13.-The coopers in the diff
ferent packing houses and other estab-
lishments st the stockyards and in Chi
cBgo, are on strike under orders from
the Goope7s Union Several hundred
OF them are sut. They bGve been getting
about 8 10 per day and demand SO.
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ErIsh Ranking cnn,nnnau.

Dublin, l3.-The prospectus Of the
Irish Banking Company ia in eiscrla-
ton. The proposed capital ia 9l, 090, 009.
The project Was received faVorably atthe
preliminary meeting.
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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED w0MAN.
IF-a1., the Boston Giobsl

gtesSTs. E5it0rS -
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FELEGRAPHIG NEWS
Cable Clicks.

Tuni9, l3.-Broadley, English bar
Tlster. has left here for Egypt TO defend
Arab Pashs.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-15

or use any funds belonging to said Cor
poration for any purpose but the pro-
melton of education and the support
of said Congregation as a charitable
and religious society.
SEC. z. That the Church Wardens
who were in office at the time of the
expiration of the former charter of this
Corporation, shall continue to admins
ter the affairs of their Congregation
until the Church Wardens elected un-
der this Act shall 60 into office, which
shall be on the first Sunday after their
election and the Church Wardens to
be elected annually shall meme
their duties on the first Sunday after
their election.
SEC. 8. That the Church Wardens
elected by virtue of this Act shall have
power to approve or ~disapprove what
ever has been done by the Church
Wardens that were in Office at the ex-
piration of the charter Of the Church
of the Parish of St. Landry.
SEC. 8. That every year, immedi-
ately, or at least a few days after the
election of three new Church Wardens
who, agreeably to the provisions of
this Act, are to fill the vacancy of those
going out of office, it shall be the duty
of the six Church Wardens who have
remained in office to deliver to the
new ones an account of their admins
tration for the year last passed, which
account shall be examined into, veri-
fed and approved, or d~isapproved, by
the three Church Wardens entering
into office, and shall be posted up at
the doors of the Church, and all the
vouchers in support of said accounts,
as well as the titles and books of said
Corporation, shall be exhibited to the
said new Church Wardens. in the same
manner and at the same time as above
expressed.
SEC. 10. That the lot of ground
upon which now stands the church and
the dependencies thereof shall not be
alienated by the Church Wardens, but
shall be appropriated to the use of the
Priest of St. Landry fer the time beiRg.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-15
Guiteau's Insanity.

Among a host Of letters written by a
large number of the ablest insanity
specialists of the country, with a view
to securing a reprievs for Guitean so
as to give time for examination of his
sanity by a commission of competent
experts, ia one by Surgeon General
Hammond which hits the nail square
on the head. He says "Though en-
tirely sure that he is insane, | am at
the same time equally certain that he
is one of these reasoning maniacs who
know the difference between right and
wrong, who possess sufficient power OF
self. control if they choose to exercise
it, and who are, therefore, in nay OPT
nion. responsible for any violation of
law they may commit" This is com
nonsense and presents a distinction
which is too commonly lest sight Of in
the subtleties of law and medicine. 1t
has from the very first been conceded
in the Republican .flthat Guiteau was
crazy, but not crazy in a way to bar
the penalties of his crime. The world
is full of just such maniacs, and nearly
all of them run at large. They are
sane enough to keep out of the lnnatic
asylums, but, as the lawyers and doc
tors have managed things heretofore,
they are nearly always crazy enough
to escape the halter whenever they be-
come m%urderers. We can even believe
in Guiteau's case that he was insane
enough to believe that he was actually
obeying a divine command in shooting
Garfield, yet held that he should be
hanged, for he was sane enough to
know society dees net recognize
zach divine mandates, but weuld pun
ish him with death in despite of any
thing he might say about his inspira-
ton from above. Since eranks Of this
kind abound and must be let go at
large, it is only by the stern punish,
ment of their crimes that society can
keep them in check. Let it be known
that ~lunatics of this sort are punished
just as rem orselessly as are sane men,
and the knowledge will reach the lu-
natics and do much to rspress their lu-
macy, or at least to deter them fIsm
yielding to their mania. They are not
insensible to fear, and this will go fa1
to prevent the execution of their delu'
sions, although they will still exist ia
despite of the fear. Lunatics of this
sort are not toe crazy to estimate the
cost of what they do, and society is
only safe if it makes their delusiens SC
costly that they dare not indulge them.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-15
Newspaper Laws and Keguia-
lions.

I. Subscribers who do not give express no
tIce to the contrary are considered wishing to
continue their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance
of their periodicals, the publisher may CONT
une to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their periodicals from the Office to which they
are directed, they are held responsible until
they have settled their bills and ordered them
discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to another place
without informing the publishers and the pa,
pers are sent to the former direction. they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing
to take the periodicals from the office, or re-
moving and leaving them uncalled for, is pri,
ma facie evidence Of intentional fraud"
6. ANY person who receives a newspaper
and makes use of it, whether he has ordered
it or not, is held in law to be a subscriber.
z. If subscribers pay in advance, they are
bound to give notice to the publisher at the
end of their time, if they do not wish to con
tinue taking it otherwise the publisher is
authorized to continue sending it on, and the
subscribers will be responsible until an ex'
press notice, with payment of all arrears, is
sent to the publisher.