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Daily globe., 1883-08-16
Indian Outrages in Mexico.

TOMBSTONE, A. T., Aug. ia special
courier from the headquarters of the army
operating against the Indians in Opurso,
Sonora, Mexico, says: Apaches on August
Sd made an attack on the village of Mao
cri, where Lieut.. Marino is stationed with
small picket of state troops, killing five
picket guards at daylight. Next morning
Marino marched with about twenty men,
and found the savages to the number of
$50 men strongly entrenched, and he was
obliged to retreat. He made a second
reconnaissance, accompanied by an army
of villagers, but ammunition becoming
exhausted they made second retreaG.
Several Indians were killed and more
slightly wounded. After the skirm1sh the
savages had things all their own way, and
drove off large herds of cattle.
Daily globe., 1883-08-16

"Anyhow," said young lady who had
just returned from woods picnic, "Eve
may have been frightened at snake in
the Garden of Eden, but she never had a
nasty, hairy caterpillar crawl down the
neck of her Dress"
Daily globe., 1883-08-16

second, Teemer third, Tennycke fourth
and Harlow way in the rear.
Daily globe., 1883-08-16

*Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
daily working wonderful cures in female diseases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-30
RESIDENCES.

e1so CHEAP HOME. NEW FRAME
QfOO adobe lined house of two rooms and
good rock cellar, lot 2lxlb5 feet, enco
with picket fence, In twentieth ward: n
p ~ rods on First South street, enclosed
with new picket fence; nice residences sd-
joining. nr,,prr
d street, near corner of Second South street
81 feet front by 1855 feet deep; for full partieu-
lars enquire at my office. ,,,
e. 0O A COY STORE AND FEAM i
9lOOO house four rooms, adobe lined,
lot 2Hx10 rods, south frcns, orchard, In
Tenth ward, half block from car line. zc,
COOOO dence property for business
mana modern style house OF six rooms.
bath room, hydrant water, lawn, choice irult
and shade trees, east front; situated WITHIN
one and half blocks OF BUSINESS nice resi-
GoeSn NEW NEW MODERN STYLE BRICK
SZOoO house of four rooms, hsll, bay
window, porch, high ceilings, lot 6xiO rods,
enclosed with new picket fence, nice neigh
borhood, and In part OF the city now rapidly
being built up; on car 5h line ,e; up.up HorrsE
N1OOO well and force pump; lot 4x5 rods,
C0eSO FIVE ROOM RUSTIC HOUSE.
S6OoO barn, carriage house, ETC., and
fine corner lot 4xlO rods, south and east
trees around, fenced with new picket fence,
Tenth Ward.
10000 NEW BRICK HOUSE, MODERN
PAOOO style, of six rooms, hall, buttery,
porch, cellar and barn; lot 4xl0 rods, choice
| orchs and garden, situated In the Eleventh
Ward, half block from car line.
| S1dO0 HOUSE OF THREE Rooms
| S1 HUI and corner lot 1Ox10 rods, south
| and west front, under cultivation, on Brig
| ham street, one block from car line.
SoSOO ADOBE HOUSE OF FOUR
| COOOO rooms, good cellar and large store
| room corner lot 10x20 rods, well improved
| situated in the Tenth Ward near car line.
| G0eSO NEW RUSTIC HOUSE, ADOBE
1IooO lined, of four rooms, buttery,
| closets and porch; lot 2x10 rods, south front,
| situated in the Twelfth Ward, four blocks
| from Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-30

Proceedings in the Third District
Court on Saturday, December 10th,
1888, Chief Justice Hunter presid-
mo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-30

AosOO THIRTY ACRES OF FIRST
%OOOO class land, nearly all cultivated
and some timber, with an sdobe house OF i've
rooms, plaster ed outside, porch and summer
kitchen. Ono mile southeast OF Brintons
G1100 SEVENTY ACRES OF CHOICE
@1lOO black arabic land across the Jor-
dan River from Pettit's, opposite the Point
of willows. II il about the best investment
for farmer that ws know offor the money.
coOOO A FIRST-CLAsS FARM OF So
ToAOO acres, with all the Improvements,
on the Cottonwood. Call on US $3.50
oeO0O A FARM OF. TH1RTY.s!1
0OOOO acres OF remarkably good soil,
with brick house of seven rooms, brick cellar
and granary. and . log cabin Of two rooms;
full water right; two good orchards. reaper
and mower; seven miles south OF the city.
For Rent.
A restaurant and boarding house near rail-
way depot. Fixtures may be taken at val.
uation.
-four rooms, ground floor, South Temple
street, S15.
Six rooms, South Temple street, s25.
| Two rooms, Third South, between Eighth
| and Ninth East streets; So
! handsomely furnished house near the
| Courthouse, of FIVE rooms, S45.
| A first class new brick house Of eight ms
bath room, closets and cellar, gas sr d water
throughout; well finished, First South street,
| three blocks from Main street, $40.
A store on Fifth South and Second East
street; SIS.
| A new two story adobe house of seven
rooms and kitchen, hall, closets, ETC., well
finished, near the depot; S25 per month.
four roomed brick house, corner Main
and Seventh South; $l2.
Handsomely furni. ned rooms from s. to 81
per month, one block from Main sreet.
Rooms, en- suite, S35 per month.
Office room, feet front by Is feet back, or
Main street, ground floor; $50.
A two story house of eight rooms, brlck
in pleasant locality; $40.
| One or more furnished rooms. near to busi
ness, First South street.
| AGENTS FOR INSURANCE
Against Accidents by Fire,
Against Accidents while Travelling,
Il Against Accidents in Ordinary Vocat1ons
against Death resulting from Accidents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-30
Farms and Grass Lot Is.

OoOOO A FARM OF THREE AND
OZUUU three quarter acres of black soil,
good rock and adobe house OF nine rooms,
outhouses, etc.. an adobe stable and barn;
rich land, fne orchard Of fruit bearing trees,
etc, close to the city. Everything complete
appertaining to No. farm-for the size Of
| If. Certainly an exceptional bargain.
-00S TEN ACRES OF GOOD FARMING
pALC land over JORDAN, Brighton farming
| plat, adjoining the Smith property; first.
GS s An ACRE. FORTY ACRES OF
| OOO frstclass farming land, no gravel or
| hills, lies well for watering; lumber shanty
and good well of water, three miles west of
eIO PER ACRE. THREE ACRES OF
| 1tO land, half mile south of the asylum;
house of one room, unfinished, frame, adobe
lined and orchard.
-SOO A TITLE TO TWELVE ACRES IN
9OOO Emigration Canyon. with house,
springs. water, shade. lots of feed, ETC.,, just
the place for a dairy.
WE HAVE SOME GOOD Hay AND
from town close to the railroad.
900 AN ACRE FOR GOoDLAND NEAR
SOO Cooper's Mill, in Salt Lake County
full water right and good soil; close to N ar
ket, and sure and safe investment.
on ACRES OF LAND SIX MILES SOUTE
on westof city; twenty acres planted to lu
cerne, balance farming land and orchsrd title
clear and complete water right. $3.50.
harm FOR SALE, 20 ACRES OF FARM
[ ing land, on bench east of city; water oil
land; price, $500:
S00OO SIxTY-FIvE ACRES OF COOL
YlOOO level land, seven miles north o.
the city, a water right; 25 acres in lucerne
C11OO WILL BUY FARM OF FORT,
3IIOO acres about half mile south O
the Sixth Ward bridge. Will exchange fo
city property. Wafer right to land
G0S0 TEN ACRES OF GOOD LAM
| QAoO. on the Big Cottonwood road, tw
miles east Of State Road, full water right; AZ
scres In lucerne.
$4,000 ANY amnn PERSON T, ;Od HAVING TIL II
one farm-the best in the Territery-in
| high state of cultivation, containing arabic
| pasture and lucerne land. fields Of red to-
good wheat land and full water supply, wit
! three adobe buildings OF five roams, pore
| summer kitchen and good cellar to eacn, ca
get such place from US on the Cottonwood
Salt Lake county
SI0CO FORTY ACRES OF LAND, 2
ptOOO acres cultivated, araLle and pa,
ture land, rich soil, with fve-roomed house
good cellar and summer kitchen. About min
miles south of city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-30
s. ". DARKE. WIN. FULLER
S.W,DARkE&CO.
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Fire Insurance,
Accident Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money Leaning

70 The FOLLOWING is LESS THAN
ONE-HALF the property aOe hooe FOR
sale; the balance aOiU be published
neat Sunday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-30

For Lame Back. Side or Chest
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
sSs. Sold by z O. II L Drug Store
G
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-30
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
hsoOO A FARM OF EIGHTY ACRES
SOOOO under good cultivation, with
good four roomed frame house, etc. farm
Fenced; sixteen shares Of water. Call and
see US. - - -. ~
ooOOO AROUSE OF THREE ROOMS,
SlOOO with house Of two rooms adjoin-
ing rock cellar, outhouses. etc.; lot 215x2O
rods, In rising neighborhood.
xonOO A NINE ROOMED FRAME
SoOOO building, Win kitchen and dining
room, suitable for a restaurant and boarding
house. Nine years lease Of ground yet to
run. Stock and fixtures at a valuation; near
the depot. u mo
A lease fu "A fashionable part of the city
close to Main street, on which man OF means
can build house to suit his own notion. Car
give a ten years. lease, at figure that vii
not be higher than paying rent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-30

~ rooms. lot AS rods east 80
nicely improved; in Nineteenth wes5 S' 'fon''
$4,000 NEW ADOBE HOUsROF EIGHT
rooms lot 53x10 rods, nicely i'm.
P goos Water Ssrg al the Eighteenth Ward
SSnOO THREE BoUsEs ON orp
PooOO lot, 10ixl65 feet, south front, s1tn-
ted in the Twelfth Ward. This propertv
will pay IL per cent. interest on the invest.
1000 NEW ADOBE HOUSE oF
p1OOO eight rooms. four large closets
buttery, summer Kitchen, bow window. nv
drant water, lot 219x1O rods, in Seventeenth
1000 ADOBE HOUSE OF FOUR
%IHOO rooms and kitchen, hyd1ant
water; corner lot 6x6 rods, south and west
front, nicely improved with choice fruit and
shade trees, situated on Second South street,
$4,000 BRICK ADOBE HOUSE. NEW
and modern style, nine rooms,
two cellars, closets, etc; lot 315x9 rods; on
C ar line, near to business centre.
10000 BRICK BUILDING OF FIVE
QHo0" rooms; lot 5x20 rods, in 18th
@1TOO HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS
Q1 wv kitchen and outhouses, new well
and pump, stable, etc lot 5x10 rods, near the
corner of Eighth East and Third South
$500 TWO HOUSES, ONE OF FOUR
1OOo rooms and one Of one room.
stable, corner lot Ixl0 rods, set with choics
fruit and shade trees, Tenth ward, one block
from car line.
$3.50 ADOBE 1ad2OI sId BOISE a,;Ig, t OF THREE
house. well, pump, etc; lot 31zxl0 rods, with
south front, ON car line, Ninth ward
5000 LEAsEHOLD ON CONNER
QoO0 c1al Street, near First South,
with two stores and photograph gallery. Five
years lease of ground at low rental.
.nnnn MODERN STYTE pT1crTr,
SZ0Oo frame house. adobe lined. FIVE We
rooms, hallway, summer kitchen, cellar and
coal house, good water; lot % front nv 10
rods in rear, tastefully improved. making T.
C00OO ADOBE HOUSE OF FoUR
UHOOO rooms and simmer kitchen, lot
6x2O rods, set with choice varieties of large
and small fruit, good garden; situated In
the Nineteenth Ward, giving fine view Of
city.
SSOo A CHEAP LOT, THREE AND A
VoOO half by ten rods, east front fine
shade trees, good water supply, half block
from car line; Eleventh Ward
Houses TO Rent.
4 new houEe of five rooms, with buttery,
closets, etc., In the Eleventh ward SIS.
Well furnished house Of FIVE rooms, with
buttery. closets, etc; pleasantly situated; SIS
A nice store on First South street 2IxSO
| feet, with large cellar, S75.
New brick house of four rooms, buttery,
closet and cellar, In Eighth ward; SIS.
House Of three rooms In Nineteenth ward:
SIC.
Furnished house Of nine rooms, bydran
| water, in Seventeenth ward; on car line so.
| House Of five rooms, on Brigham street,
SIS.
Furnished house of five rooms, near to bust
ness, S45.
Three furnished rooms suitable for house
keel ing close by.
Modem residence OF eight rooms. IN a de-
sirable locality, near to the business contre
S95.
Two rooms, cellar, ETC., Eleventh ward
sll.
Several furnished rooms, convenient to
bust ness; for full particulars enquire at my
Office.
/ S45. House Of nine rooms, modern con-
veniences. good stable, pleasant grounds; on
car line. T Telfth Ward.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

We saw in Hence. In the Pitt palace
ID . splendid election of paintings, and
in most everroom two or three mosaic
tables of tn rarest kinds of marble.
Some of thsnk admired moro than the
paintings altbugh there are works of
most of the q masters- No collection,
it il said. conins more works of real
merit, and 90 ~ inferior cnes.
In one of The churches We saw the
tombs of Micael Angelo and Cherubini,
and handsoQ monuments to Dante,
Mach,avelli, nd many other distin-
guished Isalis.
The Medic chapel. the interior OF
which 10 enkely d various kinds OF
marble and lcsaicl il magnificent be-
yond descrirton, nd cost "a, 500, 600
Every thing tens &c be marble
In the Enlish ometery, which is q
very pretty lace, sad almost full, w
saw the tombof Nc. Browning. Walter
Savage Landv, Hirsn Powers and Tho
odore Parke TheJ are all very plain
consulting Off singh slab, with the ex
ception of th f'rst ose
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

Cu1cusA the Great Skin Cure, instantly alsaya
ftchfus and Inflammation. cleAye the lin Ard
soalp heals ulcers amt Sores ressoF-e the conn
plexion CUT1cURA Soar. an exqutsite skin
beeutifaer and toilet requisite. IL iudisp-nss bic
In txrattng kin diseases. and for rough. ehapr.
or greasy skin b3arhheads. boechss and baby
huunoro. CUTICURA REMEDIES are tie only u
fnllibIe blood purifeTs and akin 0eactfners.
Chas Houghs0n. Esq lawyer, % State
street Boston. reports . ease Of SAT- rneum IN.
der Z ID observation fer tan Year., which oovefeo
The pnxisntb body and limbs. and 70 which Al
Known methods Of treatment had been applied
Without benefit vhich Was completely cur 9
clean and healthy akin.
Mr.. 0aa Mrs Everees STE oDins, Bel
chsEtown, Mass, write: Our little by yfstY ery-
bly, ,fnicted Nth .crofnla III and nothing We
sipslas eve, since ap4d him until we tired ouT1-
c1oid s..x99nDIEs which gradually cured hum IN
H. e. Carpenter. Henderson. n. T., cured
Of Psorissis or Lsprosy, of twenty years stanu-
iuc by CurACU1A hEMEDIKs Inc Moet woIu .,,
mi sure on record A dust pan full OF soa es fsii
nom him daily. PhysieiAns and friends tnouens
be must die. Cure sworn TO before !osnce ~
the peace and HenderSons most proninenl CIV
liens.
Hon. WIN. TaylO-, Health Commissions
Roaton ssvs: sAfter three mopths' use OF sne
CUrICUlA RKMKDIRs. and twelve yeafs %
constant suffering from scros NOUS numoi % snx
face neck ana scalp - was ever endured, -.
eav that am cured, and pronounce my osso IN
| most remarkable on record.
Sold BY AL Druggists. CurIcURA, 30 censs
| RIsoI.yKHr, 81: tOAP, % cents. forIhh bnoS
| AND CHxM1cAL 60, BOSTON. MASS
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

Frank N. lorris, II Danville. . book
dealer, has fsled.
A passenge tran was deralled on the
% 3 Il roai, NOR Holton, yesterday,
but no one WE inbred.
The carriae fa9ory of z. v d T..
Blake, At Fowlers destroyed BY IRE
on Monday. Los143, 600.
Burglars radcliffe store of D @. Mid
dlemas, at Olsy o., Monday night, car.
Irying OF sevsrabundred dollars worth
tof property.
Lon Washbursa carpenter employed
at Beggs' dstiIry. at 6helbyville. fell
from scaffold 1rerday, and wac fatal
ly injured. he bed at Waldron.
The wife of hoy Meyers. of Lexing
ton, has eloped vi one Charles Camp
bell. She took twtpf her five children.
and . portion of he household goods
On account of II high water in the
Wabash, some of = fsrmers in the low
lands have been eCpelled to leave then
houses. Considerale damage il re-
portsd.
| The first newspape form in Lafayett
was set up in 1929 byA Il. @. Hswes
NJ. D., who also rev the first proof
sheet. He is now seenty three years O.
age and a resident ofGeorgetown, Ill.
| An unknown mn was discovered
dead, with a bullet hole through hi
head, on Sunday moning, near the 0 4
n. depot at Lswrereville. A revolve
was found near the body of the deat
man.
Andrew @. Beal ,,ho was awarded tn
gold medal in photographer contest
held in Louisvilla,n Sunday, resides il
Jacksonville Ml Beal 10 now the at
knovledged chswion telegraph opera
| tor of the West.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

To MORROW General WIN. T. Sherman
will relinquish the command Of the
United States army, and General pAa-
ah.r;a.- LA ..H1 ms place. In any
other country in the world such IN occa-
sion would be utilized for making .
great military display. There win be no
display 1t Washington Gen. Sherman
will issue an order. and step down and
out, while Gen. Sheridan will issue An
order and step up and in That i al
there viii be of it
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
Julian,s Political RecollecsiOns.

Jull0us0 POl1tfc0l hkec0lheCshOmss
The new book by Hon. George W.
Julian, now in course of preparation, en-
titled "Polltical Recollections from 1910
to 1870, is thus kindly spoken of by the
Chicago Tribune:
The author is widely known through
out the country. he having been, dur
ing most of this period named Q couspic
uous figure in American politics One
of the earliest and most Incorporating
of tho anti slavery leaders, the candidate
for vice president upon the free soil
ticket, in 1859, one of the founders OF
the Republican party, in 1856. and after
ward one of the most prominent and
trusted leaders, . member of congress
during the exciting period, preceding
and including the war, and during tbs,
great struggle one of President Lincoln's
intimate advisers, and q member of the
famous congressional committee on the
war-he Is we'll able from such . career
to make of his "Recollections." q most
interesting and thrilling narrative. His
STYLE as master of vigorous English is
we'll known and the tone is personal
throughout, giving to the work abund-
ant piquancy and point. Ccnsures and
criticisms are freely delt, and the author's
impressions and knowledge of famous
men and movements are given with an
unpreserved admissible only after the
lapse Of time. With the present keen
desire for definite information concern
ing events connected with the war and
tie roli.;s.l vauses, Mr. Julian's narrative
will dad hosts of eager readers.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
Keep the ChxHran ae Home.
Louisville Courier-Journal.

A couple of phylcisns recently engsg-
ed n reminiecencea They called up IN
their memories mar families who. when
their children returned from school, had
no idea where thy we're till 10 or II
O'Clock at night & no single instance
had these childres failed to be utterly
ruined. They calhd up memories Of
other families who never permitted their
children to be from home at night with
out their knowledge and full consent.
and every boy in sch families vas earn
ing living and bee az excellent repu-
tation
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

Stalls Lutheran rear-Rook for 1884. pub
llshed by the auihor and for sale by Men.
olson q Bro, REDMOND, Ind.
Stalls Lutheran Yearbook for 1884,
represents all branches of the Lutheran
church, both in the United States and
the world, and il the fullest exhibit Of
Lutheran stati2ics ever p.sl;....a !.
this country. Its fsried taoAs .se1'
f tine aens and for ssds, .oa,ssis:,
Iins.lt6 sne thehames and addresses of
all the Lutheran ministers in the United
States and Canada, etc It il also re-
plete with valuable statistics of other
denominations. Sunday schools, religions
of the world, growth of Christianity by
centuries and decades, relative growth
of Roman Catholic, Greek and Protest.
ant populations. receipts Of all the for
eign missionary societies of the United
States growth of the Protestant foreign
missions of Europe and America, besides
many other valuable and suggestive Ia
bles; 90 pages. Price IS cents. For sale
by all book dealers.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

ACCORDING to the pledges made BY the
Democracy in the several sections of the
country, that PIT will have its hands
full at the sep.o:en. ing session of Con,
eresa In Virginia tnNey are pledged to
take OF the TAX from =. oopsssssnd tphae.
co; il rsn .. ,a oi 10 increase the
sagtb9fb AH&&'ssiy s a max pg thereby yyr,s
sweering reducs,on, and esidss . s,i s1 Of
thew are to provide for thu necesss'i1 n. y.
. the. government, the payment q pen.
aions. the interest on the Puono
And they will be very likely to end the
matter by electing Randall speaker,
blowing some about free trade, and not
tackle the tariff question a. all
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31
FRANCE AND CmINA.

There are people 80 unreasonable - to
demand to know what this bluster BE-
tween France and China il shout Rial
", there il not much in it, and it il very
doubtful If it eventually ends in any
thing more than bluster. The trouble
originated, we believe, about . certain
region in Eastern Asia, which China
claims and which France has been inter
fering with. France bristied up grandly
At first, but has grown much quieter
since. She evidently did not know the
lighting qualities Of the Celestials, for
abe il now looking for chance to retire.
A recent dispatch says that the
French ministry is very much In
hopes that something will occur
soon which will enable it to either
push the war with vigor or withdraw
gracefully from the contest. This Is q
virtual confession that the ministry js
distrustful of the success of its cause,
and especially of support at home The
truth is, there lie great deal of opposi-
ton to tho war among Frenchmen q
home. Both the party known a. the Or
leanist, and the one denominated the
Reds, are bitterly opposed to the prose-
cution of the war, and lose no opportu
nifty of denouncing the ministry rs stupid
and the war a. wicked. 9revy, the head
of the ministry, thinks that if his army
could gain some brilliant victory
over tho Chinese, It would go
far towards reconciling hi
| enemies, and that he would thus gair
their support. In this, of course, he
calculates correctly. for nothing sue
ceeds like success, and nothing is better
than big victory in tine eyes of war
like people. China is beginning te
show . disposition to fight, and it ii
said that her troops are. ~ q genera
thing, much better disciplined and
equipped than was expected. And ther
she has the advantage in point of mum
bers. China is 80 thickly populatee
that the death of few thousand sol
diers would not materially reduce he
population. There 10 q great advantage
also. in being at home. Troops gensr'
ally fight better when their homes are
At stake. The French soldiers are far
from home, in . strange land, and in 9
climate that is peculiarly hard or
foreigners. Fever is liable to work
greater havoc smoug the French troops
than all the guns of the Chinese. No
| one can tell what the outcome will be
| but there arc several reasons for believ
ing that nothing very serious will come
| Of the alleged Franco Chinese war.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

TUnrY years or more ago England
abandoned the protective policy. and
adopted free trade. From that time till
the present her wooden and worsted in
duatries have steadily declined. About
thirty years ago France adopted the
protsctive policy. and since then her
wooltn and worsted Industries have in
creased 270 per cent THESE are facts,
and they can not be consradicted.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-10-31

MRs. BKLvA A. LOCKWOOD Was . little
unfortunate 10 the selection Of time to
request Lord Coleridge to advocate the
in tr oduction of female attorneys In
England. She was suspended . day or
two later for irregularities in her legal
method of practice in the pension de-
partment -Columbus Dispatch.
Perhsps Belva .smelt mouse" and
was only endeavorlng to secure place
in advance But we are sorry she has
got herself into this trouble.