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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-09

Hand bills of all sizes, from the
smallest to a three-sheet poster, done
with neatness aud dispatch at the
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office.
Prices as low as the lowest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-09
Clerks BuiIdinu and SaYlnu ASSN.

THE regular monthly meeting of this
L association will be held WEDNESDAY,
August 3, 1882, at the office of the Secretary.
No: 264 Second, corner OF Court street, at
o'clock, ,. m. Fines will be rigidly enforced If
dues and interest are not punctually paid.
BY order Of the Board.
1877 1873 P. b. JONES. Sec,v
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-09
MECHANICS

BBilding and Savings ssOciaIiOn
ID DEGULAR monthly, eetingWEDNESDAY
LII evening, August Q, at 8 o'clock. Dues and
interest may be paid to 2 B Jones, 264 Second
street. during business hours.
1877 l3S G. V. RAMBAUT, President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-09

PUBLIC LEDGER job printing OfiO'
and book bindery, l3 Madison.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
Meeaftenr RtGolas @samer.
Nnmmer 566.

eiuen 5anptmann, suei 2isutsnants unt
3ebn SoIbatsn, unb ssbn 9srpsnbets,
ndmIi6 einsn 6auptmann, sinsn 9ieuts.
uant unb adt soIbatsn. Disisnissu apa,
DIES, wsI6e enttamsu, battsn biss nur Der
S4nsuisteit ibrer Yferbs gu bantsn.
Seitbsr 1T bie benz gsnsral Rspes su
@ebote ifebenbe Streitmadt auf tauisnb
Wann erb0bt worben unb bic gorrdtbs on
@swsbrsu unb SdisBbsbarf rei9en In go,
nora allein sur gewaffnuns pom pisrtau'
ienb Wann BIN; babu tommen nod ;psi
Witraiusuien.
Oie Dorbanbsnen Eruppen murbsn aui's
3usdmdbisiie benlsi, uul ben Apa9ss
iebes neue Borbrinsen tn Sonora unm5ss
lid ,u MAIDEN. 9snsral Rspes feIbff bot
ieiibsr bie 5auptbanbe untsr benz bera&s
tisten 5duptlins Sub an Der Creme pon
SOnOra unb ari,ona sebroidsn, unb bic,
ienissn Wilben, wsIde ben Wsritaneru
entsinsen, Hoben in's Snnsre arisoua's
surid. NO Re fi4 I'm gsrtrauen auf bic
SdafssebuIb Uncle Sam's, wabridsinIi4
wieber urter ibre ni@t aufbem ariesspfats
bsfinbli@ea @enoHen miidsn wsrbsn. um
ii4, als wdre ui@ts sei9sbsn, aufs Rsre
uOn Der &esieruns fattern gu Iafsn.
Der meritanii9e Staat Soaora aber 1T
= Dant Der Tidtisssit isinsr gipiIs unb
Rriess geb6rbsn - BON ber apa9sns
Ylase bsfreit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

ben pdreu, mlBte man unsesisnete nsb'
men, TN Sale sius bsitimmte Gnsabl Dor:
i9rift mdrs-was alIss iebr usrninftis su
isin i9eint.
ltnter berarbeiterbewesuns
b!siss 9anses sebsn ii3 bebentIiden 5sis
den tunb. Der 9strsibswudsr unb bie
SpisImutb nit uniern grport. MrtiteI an
2ebensmitteI bat cine, wenn aud ai9t gan,
bridenbe, bod far ben Irbeiter isbr fabls
bare Tbsusruns bsr 9ebensmitteI beruor'
serufsn. Su GoIse bsfen seben bie @rbei'
ter pislerorts ans Streiten unb tn ben
srsBsu @snerbseentsrn wie 4. .. Bittss
burg ssbsa f9 bsbrobIt9e 8ei9sn tunb.
SIN Often seisen ft@ tn arbsitertreifsn bie
anfdnse elmer gang nsuen unb sissuartissn
Bswesuns. Die @eielensanfts Qabor
unions) tIasen iber bic wa9ienSeube 9abI
ssIsrntsr Sanbwsrter, bis pon europa ber'
ibertommen. Sn Rursem wirb wobl BITE
Beidrdntuns Ger ginwanberuns gu elmer
isbr ui9tisen Grase unierer YoIitit wers
ben, msint sin Ws9ieIbIatt. 90 i5neu
sebt bas nun sraoe nt9t; absr bie 9ei&en
ftnb isbr usrbd9tis. grif Der @bineie,
bann bsr StaIisuer, bann ber Stride unb
bann Der Dsutide, has III bie ScaIa, mad
wsI9er bic Srsmbsnbaifer su arbsitsn bs'
abfi1ttqen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
Aasfdnot(6e Nuno( (6at.

Sn Deuti9Ianb beifern ii@ tros
alIebem bic tirdIidsn 3uftdnbe pon Gag su
Gag. 2ansiam sebt's swar; ab:r man
fis5t bod bic grfoIse. 0ie bii&SfiSsn
Sthbls wsrbeu beiest, bas usue Rir&enses
iss 1T bod i9on siu euti&iebener S&ritt
gum Bsfsru. Die &esteruns III nt&t rnebr
70 bitter In ibrer Sppoiition unb bie 5sinbe
passn ibrs Nnsriffe ni@t mebr 10 often.
Benn ss rubr III, mas ber TsIesrapb be-
ri9tet, baB bis 8srbanblunsen NIT Rom
einsn sanifisen unb i9nslen 6ortsans
nebmen, bann wirb man bod enbli9 pobl
5offnuns auf sduslt&e Beenbisuns bss
Samples ieseu t6nnsn. Sn Habsn TT
bur@ bie Beissuns bss ersbif&6Fi@en
Stublss su Sreibars TN Breissau Der @uI'
turtampf 70 gut wte beenbst. Mm i&Iimm'
ten fisbt ss bamit nod tn Baiern aus.
absr Ieibsr finb bis Baieru islbf gum
Ebsil S&alb an ben tlsbsIidnben.
DsrpreuBti@e 9anbta 9 wurbs
tarsIi& siemIi4 unsudbis beimssididt I;
absr Der baisrii4e bat iosben einsu nod
unp.rbIamtsren RsiispaB bstommsn. @ss
mdB siuem Beri9te aus Wan5su ma5te
R@ ber uerIsieue tSnisIide 9anbtassab.
i9ieb baour@ sesen friber nufallsnb bs'
mertbar. baB Der SdIubpuiius. tn wsI9sm
In ben iettbsrisen 9anbtass. abidieben
meiifens bie aaerbb0aite Bsfrisbisuns
iber ben yerIauf unb bie grsebnifs bss
usrHofensn 2anbtasss aussebradt wurbs,
In bisism 9anbtass .Abi9isbs fsblt; base.
gen entbdIt berielbs foIsenbe gtais: vSu,
Sntsrsfe bss 9anbes unb Der Siriorse fur
bic anseb0risen lInieres 5seres bsbausrn
Dir Isbbaft, baB benz @eiessg sgntuurf. ct.
men grsbit far gaisrnsnbautsn In SoIss
Der Sseresueriidrtuns betreffsnb, I'm Des
isntli9en ieinss SnbaItes bic 8uitimmuns
nidt srtbeilt worben III. Run bic Baisrn
nsbmens 70 senau nibt; fts babsn ni5t ben
0fuf aberb0fid su iein u. bieien sutsn &uf
woute man b0bern Orts ni9t i9dbissn.
Rod mebr Aufisbsn ais Der t6nisIi&s 9ant.
tassabi@ieb errest eine 2anbssusrratbsse.
i9idts, bis In Wlndsn uorssfommsn isin
.iou. Gin fran,0iiaer Oif,ier, Baron be
@raiaisr, bewos sinen sbemaIissn baisris
fdsn 9anbwsbr lieutenant, Baron pon
2reittmapr Offenifettsn. feline Bstannt'
idaft tn militarii9en Rrsiisn 3ur GrIan:
suns uou sswifsn DOcumentsn su usrusr:
tbsn. 9r. p. Rreittmapr wanbte fb an
ben 9anbwsbr lieutenant 5lsii9mann, Der
isbod baIb ertannte, baB co bier UNI nidts
ssrinssrss ais sinsn 9anbsspsrrat5 ii5 bans
belle. 9esterer sins ani&einenb auf bte
SADIE Elm. issts ii@ NIT benz 6ransoisn In
gsrbinbuns unb erbisIt BON bsmisIbsn BITE
8uFdsruns pou 100000 Sres. uon Der
fran,6Ri9sn &ssisruns ais 8sIobnuns fir
bic Bsibrinsuns Der sewinfdten aafi5Iihs
uub llrtunoen. 1r. 6Isiidmann lssts bic
poIbsi pon benz Sa5unbaIt In RsnntniB,
bsbisIt fi3 isbO9 poQe 5rsibsit bes Sans
bslns Dor. gs sslans ibm, ben 8swsis su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
Eeresrap6tG6e gepef6en.
. sutf 9Ianb.

9onbon, %. Wai. Sinsr Melbune
aus Berlin sufOIse baben bis l1ntsrbanb'
Iunsen ,wiid.n preuBsn unb benz 8atitau
In ben Issteu Eassn bsbeutsnbe 6ortitritts
ssmadt. gs III alIs Soffnuns ba3u por'
banben, baB Bis sur Witte Stunt sin bsfries
bisenber aussIsi@ su Stanbe tommt.
Bismard III nod isbr unwObl, absr snts
i&Iofeu, Der awsitsn 9siuns bss Eabat.
WonopoI: @ei,ses i'm Rsidstass bsi3uwob'
nen, ieIbif menn sr ii@ bortbin trassn Iais
fen maBte.
Berlin, %. Wai. giner Me!buns
bes ,SasebIatt~ sufOIse IN Der bsuti9sn
Boti9ait In ct. Petersburg bis Rittbei.
lung susesaussn, bab bas as6en bes bsut.
i&en RrOuprinsen Srissri9 WiIbeIm ss'
fdbrbst iein warbe, weuu sr an Der Rr5
tiuns bss gsarsn tn waOstau Gbsil nabme.
Das .SassbIatt~ fast binBu, baB cine iisf
Iiesenbe gsri4w5runs sur grmorbuns bss
g3arsn unb isinsr @dfte bsiiebs, bsrsn
WitsIieber nod nidt sntbsdt worben isisn.
Ssfrei4' nusaru.
Brobp, %. Wai. gs mirb barabsr
Bei9wsrbe sefdbrt, baB bas 9ipsrpoolsr
lluterf rffitunss GOmite nur trdftise ianss
9sute mad Imsrita bsf0rbsrt, wdbrsnb
Wdnner unb 5raueu nit aabIrei9en 5amt'
lien tn grobp surddseIafsn wsrbsn. Ois
Notb unter ben Sli9tlinsen nimmt 3u urb
6rantbsiten trstsn lbsraa auf. Oie Nus,
waubsruns aus RubIanb nimmt ibrsn Sorts
gang unb bis Subsn usr.aufsn ibrs &c,
iammte Sabe um isbsn Yrsis unb ellen on
bic @rense-Dsr Birssrmsiitsr pou Gem.
berg bat bas oortiss SiIfs: gOmits anss'
wisisn. NIT Der @sraussabuns Der bisbs,
suradssbaItensa 5Onbs gu beginner. .-Sas
ihbiids gomite tn Berlin bat bsi9IoiIen,
nur bsnienissn gu Silfe su tommsn, psI9,
bur9 baS gini9rsiten Der ruifiidsn BE.
b0rben obsr bur4 bic Sernidtuns ibrss
gissntbums aur auspanbsruns ssnStbist
fnb, neil ss nidt Idnssr msbr Inn Stanb,
TT, freiwilIisen ausuunbsrern bsisuiisbsn,
2onbou, %. Wai. Die Rriposcia'
ner baben bic @rense pon Wontsnssrr
iberiaritten unb ibrs 0afisn an bic mons
tenssrinii4en Eruppsn ausseIisfert; Johann
wurbsn iie In @swabriam ssbrudt. Da'
nit 1T Der Gufitanb In OaImatisn uni
Der SersesowSa beenbst.
Wieu, %. Wai. DrsibunSsrt Stu'
bsntsn finb pon Brobp mad CANADA aus
aubsrt.-@stsrn wurbe In BroSp II
benz @sOrdnss Der iabii9sn 5IiStIinss nm
llntsritisuns bsbufs auspanbsruns nod
amsrita Elm Waun sstSotst. gs fint
nod msbr 5IadtIinse bOrtbin untsruses,
Srantrsi9.
Yaris, %. Mai. Die Dsputirtsn
hammer bat unssadtet tss Dibsripru9i
bss 5iuausmiuifsrs Sap bis Seraibune
bss antrasss, ben Nsin' unb Bier 8ol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

Gr;staeu fur pcntrs, ertierirn, @liifsEslse
,r,, bic BEN @eife Der fatb. RirGs ,upibsr, s.
bsn feline aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

aae anseisen ieube man ipateflsss
glontns @nrgen ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

Setratts. unb 1rSeSdnssigsa nit Sbrss
$3.50, obns 5prut 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
greiss def Sazsisen.
Gncnls

Inter 3etIsa BREWER psrbtn nitt anesussRs
men. SIR fffs 3sils Srspirr pbsr ssrrn Rdzs
e1s 4. Rnl 10 &ts, bic nGbfsn Wdle Gesis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

Sc6 .Ar6eiteu aGer Art prompt nuS Btais
drsgsfi6rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

aRsUdrHss gu.,tssH maFtu poraH,baast prsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
treid.

Yaris, %. Wai. Die Dsputirtsn
hammer bat unssa5tst bss Diosripru9s
bss 5inansmiuiitsrs Sup bis 8sratbuns
bss antrasss, ben @sln' unb Bier 8oll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

RonifantinopeI, "a. Wai. auf
ben @inipra4 Der pforte sssen bic anues
isubsit ses snsIiid fransoiii@sn @si@wa'
bsrs Dor aIsranbrisn babsn England unb
6rantrsi5 Der tartii9sn &ssisruns srwi'
bert baB bie S4iifs bsimtsbrsn wsrbsn,
iobaIb sin Dausr usrbeibsnbsr, normaIsr
3aiianb Der 9inse wisbsr sinsstrstsa isln
werbe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
Tho Lime Kiln Club.

A communication from tho Cooper
Institute, New York, contc'Ucd this
1uerysfor Brother Gardner 20 answer:
"In case u bank made mistake and gave
n customer 81 900 in place Of 500 what
would he the duty Of that customer
Oar Lin bo but ono answer 10 all
~ich qucshuns,' replied the President.
" In dis speshul case | should conut de
money over about fo' times, to hc sure
had too much. Den Id go home an
wait fur de bank officers to come an see
INC. II dey didn't come nrtcr week or
50 I'd drap aruuu to dc bank and kinder
mcushun dc matter an Pit de load of my
conscience Honesty am de true policy.
You may gain few dollars by tradin' on
a blind mule in de night, hut in less n
fo' weeks yer dog will die, or de cook
stove will gin ont, or suthin or oidcr
will occur to swallcr all de profit dishon'
estly made. "
jericho Smith, Chairman Of the Com
mittcc on Popular Science and Natural
Philosophy. announced that his monthly
report was ready. His committee had
been asked to investigate the origin OF
the polar waves which sweep across the
country dlring the winter at stated In
tcryals. They had consulted all conyen.
len, authorities, and would report as
follows:
1--WE nm satisfied dat do cold begins
somewhar', but de exact pint no man kin
find out. DE spot on which IT starts
grows colder an colder, an bime-by
when it gifts so alfred cold dat whisky
would freeze in ten ticks oh de clock,
strcaks Of weather scoot of dis way an
lat, an keep GROWN an Goin' till del
reach Chicago Detroit, Buffalo nm al
oddcr big places Dis nm de theory o
lis committee. De minority, composed
Of Bmddcr Hcmlock Jones, wishes mt
to report dat it am his candid opinym
lat polar waves am de result Of wine
BLOWN obcr stone sidewalks an arouu
dc concrs Of brick buildin's, '-Dctroi'
| Hrc1 Prose
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
why BARRIERS Are laxative.

The German barber near the Cooper
Institute, New York, had not been par
licuarly laxative. Indeed, he had per-
mit,ed his customer to get in a word more
than once. 1t may have been little
unfair, then, for ;he customer to ask, ~
he did "Why do BARRIERS all talk so
much?'
"Dot vos all humbucka," said he.
"Der BARRIERS don't dalk much. Dem
dalk choost enough. Pcforc | vas u
barber und got rich und gondcnded like
| been now, vos der whole world AL
Offer, und vcrcver vent der BARRIERS had
der same conSdidu.hm Of dcmSclvci.
Dem all der time dalked | found me oud
how dat vas since been der pccznc's
inside. There must been choost 50 ind
so much dalk, und ven der customer ia
being Shafcd und has nit soapsud' his
mout full, den der barber dalkS dwico
50 much, vonce for him elf und voncc
for der customer. BARRIERS are choost
like der rest der bccplcs. ] find dis out
ven cut about BARRIERS 'ingS der news
babers out. Py hockey, vos bretty
near drowned nit so many djngs haf
Won of dem diugS by my head. 1t vos
about a barber shop yich had Il cadng
houses underneath in Bars, und der
dwo worked together by themselves.
Der way it got ont v"s dis way Won
time a soldier and his sweetheart vent
together nit each oder. Der soldier
dplt der gill TO val; ny der eadng
houses vile he got shafed. Den der bar
Der cut his throat. Der girl voS buzzed
ven she ran agroSs one of his buttons by
hi, goat, but ven she had wound his
zuspcndcrs vich she hcrlelf had made,
ply hockey, she vent and gomb!aincd of
der boicc.
"Der barber py der next shair, vich
all der vile foolishness makes, he says
he had heard of a man vich used to 20
in der barber shops und gay; you
speak English hcrcH If der barber had
said Yes dot man vent right away
out, but if der barber said NO. he
would make bantommc motions of his
hands that he would like to been shafed.
That Teller zomcdimes makes me lick
nit laughing. lie says il dalk0,ivc
customer vos getting shafed, und dor
barber vos working on his chin, und der
dalking makes der chin goup and down,
der barber must dakc der words out Of
his mouth, oderyise he will been cat. ~
NeW York Sun.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
Her First Watch.

She comes to school few minutes late.
She walks mp the aisle, and lays her noto
If excuse upon the teachers desk.
There is smile curling the corners of
hcr lips -; she subdues it resolutely. Her
yes sparkle she fixes their glance upon
the floor. Her hands have an unusual
tendency to tumble about the region of
her belt. She rcprcsscs it stcrnly and
drops them at her side.
She passes back to her seat Her ear
riagc, her gait, her every motion, are
pcrndcd 10y such an evident desire tc
appear unconscious, that her schoolmatcs
glance mp MS she goes 10y to see if she has
on anew dress. No, she has not
She takes her scat, and bends assid.
uously over her task. Her eat.mat,
turns and scrutinizcs her kcenly hcl
eyes stop at the belt; she gives start,
claps her hands noisclcssly behind hel
desk. and looking at the teacher to see il
she is observed bends eagerly forward tc
examine.
The owner Of the mystery shakes her
bead with affected nonchaidncc; but the
inquirer persists. Al last she succeeds,
and it is produced. A gold watch They
open it, shut it, examine the works,
compare it with the school-clock, ex-
Change pantomimic congratulations and
explanations Finally, they telegraph its
existence TO the neighboring girls by a
serles Of mods and winks, unintelligible
save to the initiated.
At recess, all cluster around TO express
their admiration; the owner receives
their bursts Of approval with proud hui
mility. During class, she yawfs every
1--WE minutes, and then draws it out to
see If it is not time for dismissal.
On her way home, she compares it with
every church.clock she passes. She
holds 1t up to her ear to be sure it is go
Ing she feels Of her belt to be sure il is
there. She times her walk to school
she times her tea; she times her studies
she times the making Of her toilet She
receives with derisive incredulitv INV
suggestions that she may not take proper
care Of it.
1t lies beneath her pillow that night
and the next morning, she torgets L
wind it up The day after, she drops it
and it has TO be taken to the ieweler tc
DO repaired. By next week, she has re
solved to wear it only on great OCCASIONS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
Recollectlons OF Aaron Burr.

"you want me TO talk about Col.
Burr" said Col. James Watson Webb to
n newspaper man who called upon him
at his home in New York. Well. i
knew him he was brave soldier IN the
Revolutionary war. He succeeded my
father AS aide On Gen Putnam's s,aif al
ter the battle Of Bunker's Hill. Burr
was selfish scoundrel. Imet him often
during his last years. He used to urge
Matthew l.. Davi, to write his (Burrsl
life. but he added, only on one condl
tion-you know what that is. DAVIS
turned to me and explained that Burr
wouldn't permit his life to be written nm.
loss the biogapher woHld agree 10 tell
the truth about Washington, 10y which
Burr meant abuse him and deny him any
great qualities, either rs man, n sol
der, or q statesman. Davis would never
consent TO this. i won't do II, he SAID
10 Burr in my presence. Then You
sha'n't write my life responded Burr
The fact is. Burr never forgaye w sh'
incton for refusing TO appoint him Min
lister 10 France III 1873, when his party
IN the Senate unanimously rccomnlond'
ed him for the distinguished place.
Washington always dlslil.cd the brilliant
New Yorker, whose various qna!i'I',,
were lust the opposite Of his own, amt
the feeling was naturally reciprocal.
During the last year Of his life, when
he was 81, Burr Withdrew the coudlti"n.
but then he could no. talk much, ana
Davis materials were too mcag'r.
Send for Webb and N.rplanS, ,iid
Burr. We went 10 his bedside. l"n
two write out all the questions yuu cen
tliuk Of about my life, SAID Burr, 'and
then come here and read them aud will
answer them. We did so, and the a.
svers formed the basis Of Dayl, bog
raphy-vhich was very partial, Ike Par
toms, and no: half true.
g one day the doctor told Burr that
be would not live till morning. Burr
Turned his eyes toward u, aud said
Hes an Internal old fool. Open that
bureau.draver. 1t WAS opened. Do
Won see letter on that hoNf N,rplanS
/ took NJ the dainty mis-iye. IL Is iron
n lady, said the dying man, land she
saws she VIII cal on ne t'-I''ll'"'
| ANYBODY who thinks ! will die with sucl
An appointment as that on hand docSr
know Col. Burr ~
"How lid Burr get living at IL
lastp p asked him.
"He was supported by friends io
years. He prctcndcdto practice law; hu
! he never practiccd much. He had N
sense Of honor in money matters. ii'
would borrow $50 on one corner, an'
distribute it TO anybody who wanted
Oh the next corner.
"What was Burr's hold on B!cnncl
hassett?" ~,
"Wecd and others think it was III
beautiful Mrs. Bcuncrhassctt, but
think it was Burrs own power oil iaSclni
ton on men rs we'll rs women. The c,
pcdtion was merely flibustcrlng tn
to grab Texas the very thing that co
us so much money when we iiually Sci
Sd. Unustou 10 do the wpc lob.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
The Horrors Of Rnssian Criminal Law.

As to the manner i'll which Nihilists
are treated in prison the following case
may serve ms an example,
l.. II. was arrested for n small press
offence in November. He was placed ir
n cell so small that it was almost impos.
sible to stand upright in it, while walking
was ont of the question. The window
was broken. and the sleeveless dungeon
soon filed with snow and ice. j.. II. ,
who had only his trousers and shirt on
when imprisoned, was left without any
additional clothing, without being even
for one moment removed from this cell
for five months The only covering given
him was thin blanket, thrown in at
night and taken away in the morning
The fact that torture is applied in Rus
sian jails is 80 we'll known that the rela-
tives and friends of prisoners continually
try to convey them poison in order that
these unhappy victims may escape the
terrible suferings they are subjected to.
The mother of H herself supplied
her son with prussic acid "in case he
should be questioned. In the case OF
Solovieff, one Trapp publicly boosted
"he would soon make the prisones speak
in all tongues" boast which be would
undoubtly have tried TO execute but for
the threats of the Nihilist Committee,
who so effectively intimidated the prison
authorities that Solovieff wac "only
hanged"
"A rock weighing pound and a
half was found in the center OF white
oak tree recently cut down in Carter
County, Kentucky. The wood had
grown Solidly around it. .-..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
Barefooted Horses and Bad Shooting.


Iovncd mare for fourteen years
which was never -hod used her for
brccdino from colt. and kept her with
out shoes because II wa, better for my
nurnosc. as she would not be 50 liable
10 jniure her colts, and She was not
driven enough 10 require shoc ing. This
mare was never lame or ,cndcr'iooted.
but she would slip on smooth zee ana
once fell down in crossing a pond ana
would haze injured herself la' she
could not gain foot ho.d) II she had
not been held down unlll r'IloN'u' 'hc
was gotten OF the lee BY putting tprc
around her body ana hllcIlih- "'i"'h1'
horse To il and sliding hcr - eTa' rous
broal,idc, To the shore n'I ''c' W..
ne er CIT, and contained ~ WV i''."' ~
rim ON the bottom, Wh'ch, u ], y'n'''lc"'
in a state OF nature VIII mona hor't'
up, keeping them rom SlPI''S ""i
where. ,
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ing elect on l"r''' lSr' ~ P''' '',','
where there = an absence Vt -''. vi
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08
Rough Lesson 10 a Bank ncpoSltcr.

A practical lesson was taught to a
bank depositor few days ago in the
Queen street branch of the Dominion
Bank. Ii appears he called to deposit
about 5000, which he laid ON the
counter, and then turned round to speak
TO IN acquaintance. On again facing
the counter the money was gone. and
conservation rcigncd supreme. The
dopoStor accused painter who was at
work near the counter OF alS.raotur
the money, and threatened 10 call IN 2
Constable ii It were not at once g'ycn
Up. While proceeding to carry ont his
threat he happened to look towa,d the
counter, and TO his amazemcnt he saw
The missing package of money lying in
The exact spot whore he had laid it.
One o. the bank officials explained the
mystery by stating that on entering the
ole, from a back room, and seeing the
money SO carelessly displayed. be picked
1t up and carried it away to teach the
dcrositor lesson, to be more careful
in the future, and then quietly returned
1t. An apology was rendered the ac-
cu'cd painter aud all unplersantness
was removed. Toronto (Cda.) Mail