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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

The Supply COMMITTEES "t IN" lrni"-
tee, of the Poor mel on Saturday al tho
Trustees office and awarded the con
tract for supplies t" the following par
ties for the ensuing three months
Bread, William OMeara beet, Fred
crick Ki"uIe small meats, fa'r''k
Monaghan SILT meats, EiSing
Langc groceries, Peter j. Ford, BENZ
amin W. Dckry, and John li"rty
dry goods, M"ssrs. NJ. Frldheimer.
WIN. Huber and G. J. Campbell to,
Lacco, otto q Butt; drugs, Alire"
Walton; boots and shoes, Patrick Mon
Afghan clothing, John II. Moore hats
and caps, David J. McCloskcy ii"nT,
feed, etc., owen j, Hrssion; hardware.
i. V. CArlis!" x Go. liquors, James n .
Kelley q Go. black,mithing, Patrick
Wrlch; plumbing, John {. trlN"h !
stoves and tin"arr, James r. """' :"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

An oil tank at Cooper Station, IN
Forest county, Penna., containing y,
600 barrels, burst yesterday and set tire
to the United Pipe Line Station, de-
strov,up IT. Mrs Davey was burned I"
death. and a man and boy were
badly injured. The loss on property IL
estimated at $4,000
There are further reports OF pane III
fhc southwestern counties OF virginia.
owing tothe prevalence OF smai'-poH'
| The disease has abatcd at salem, out ~
! reported to have appeared at tristo' ana
other towns along the Norfolk anu
Western Railroad and in the interior
An earthquake shook Bloomington
yesterday morning at hV'
lo'clock. Ii was preceded by u rumbsiht
sound which lasted several seconds
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

I, talked Of in Europe, Hy ii is con
trnp,a'ca uothiu- Ir~, than the S"para
tio, Of Erg,ani and SCOTLAND hy a water
way from the ~"lway Firth I" tn"
River Tyne. I'm engineer is at present
WORKING ON the surveys, and estimates
ar" promised for early publication. THIS
canal would hu,c "A i"HE'h of only
eighty miles, on twenty nII.rN less II IAN
the SpcH. | Vuuid, Of 'oor'., hl1"rd u
very convenient short eat "croa, IN"
country Tor ocean steamers. Some Tony
years ngo cncln,. 81 the same klnd
was talked Of.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06
Dangerous Hotels.

There IL not much comfort for hotel
hnardrrS in the report Of the Snp"rin-
trndcnt of Insurance VIII" cNalnineh
tlc Ncwhall House Of wauk"c.-
ilr says it wa, no more hazardous than
most hotels, and that II was well Snn-
piled with appliances for rxtingnl~'i'
ing fires, 49,,
II would have been relief t" have
found that it was in som" way special
is dangrrolls-not that most hutrIS arc
a, tad. However, traveller, can com
fort rhcmwlyr, with III" reflection that
not many hotels have clerks VII"
would let the fire burn for tw"nN-ilN"
minutes before giving tnrn warning
call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

The condition Of Mcf"rron, "n" OF me
principal, in Il priv" tight when took
place at Eurhra"r, Allegheny county
\. Y, is reported very s"riuns,ano III hit
hone, are entertained Of his recovery.
\ Swrdr named Cul~"m, who fought
several weeks ago near sharon, Is hlS'
said to be- dying from tn" effects Of III,
iuric. then received TI" referees ana
Other participants in the fights are
urruar,ng 10 lcav" tn" city in the even
of their drath.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06
-. ..o,,ot ;1nt;onal mower aud

unit
l:.S c~nsc;entious sense of what Is rlght
WIN +" hava M doubt that the Leg 4
an ~ 10. tho mower to ad Just the number
n .,.,,a,ivas and Senators from the
Vi i oonnt;es IN the basis of population,
DC ot;,,. of county lines This concur
IT, ~; ,arfact harmony with Article ii
' ~ Const,tution and with the declara-
VI Wv. ~. ',raamhle that s.all lust authority
W. H., ;ns,itutions of political society Is de
~ 49,! va. frn,, tho neople,"
r'Feu 'Io ,,,or tho second question also in
- M.,rat;ve The Constitution, after
'he az. ut Representatives and Sena-
.haIi 20 nbosen by the citizens residing
10 sayeral counties, that all elections
u. ", ~. hv ballot and describing the quail
s s'; tho nersons who shall be en-
t;tlad IN vote and appointing the day on
,h,cb geperal elections shall he held, If
client a. to any further regulations OF the
s''ene 90 w r,nde of making such elections.
I, ia true that in the early history OF tie
go =. 10 " ' and as latr as the year 1911, all
o'a.e aIact;ons were held at the county
sono' " oanh county and therefore the svs-
t to", ~ ranresentative and Legislative dis
0nn W a,,It ,ot nm tn that date, have been
Wv 70 ,,rartiral oneratjon; but Constltu-
pu. wv, framad with a view to changes in
t,o''s and conditions of the people,
VIZ iva fact that there has been no occasion
anu ,,n a constitutional power cannot
? W e - ;,, 40 on ARGUMENT against its eX.
n De fe''''.' o. the ri,ht To ne. il whe.
is',''ee w. ,'acss,rv or rxpedient to do So
+ ~ '",ilali,, nIr STATE government is
J r.',',ad nn tho will Of a ma Iority of it,
D. 49,. Isn't tba Constitution has moi
+ ,,,Iron.,d nnv rule on that subject
i an9 tba LEGISLATURE. in the exercise Of /
~, "nncsIed mower, has by statute enacted
u .hn+ 81, ali elections, unless II be olherwis'
xnressIy provided. plurality, or the high
sst number of votes shall make choice
=, EXCEPT where this principle Ii defeated ~
~ two persons having the same number o
No votes for the same office. H. moreover
: be a correct rule Of exposition tl'at the Leg
II islature Of State possesses every s"Vere'R
g. mower " hich has not been expressly pre-
y hiblted by the CONSTITUTIONS II "ouiu seen
n, 10 follow that no violence woulo .'e iohe
81 the letter or spirit of the Constitution q
" delaware by dividing one or all OF tn
sr counties into Legislative districts, and thu
Obtaining more complete local Representa-
, tinn of the people Such system woul
b. he puually an election by the cltlzens r.
~, siding in the several counties with u
49,! nna now in force under the operation OF II
80 nlnra]ity vote. Recognizing the prlnclp
% That where a power has not been prohlbll'
~. s,y,,r..sIv or b, implication. it may be q;
~ .rr;s.d The Legislature has by la
~" n,.;,rnod JustiCr5 of the Peace
~ rartaiu described districts within Il
aaroraI COMMITTEES and in son
~ ,,otopres fixed the place of their resldenC
. " Tho Constitution has not expressly autho
,Iv izrd or prohibited such Legislation. ana u
NO same may be said in reference to he ere
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06
Knocked into ~.

Owing to IN n"cid"lt, oar ,Ast edition
form was ku,, l,d into pi, ~ IT," h"nr
Of going to press, H',d lr'q j'n'IN inns
is the best We en- ii" 10 Cur readers
this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06
LEVY COURT.
Organization to-day - Serick -
AhmllcrOss elected President-
~ r-onsurnrss RcDOrl.

souuty Treasurer's Report.
The organization of the new Levy
Court took place this morning at lo.4o
o'clock. Deputy Clerk OF tins rear
osborne, called the conrt 10 "rnrr anu
IN motion Of Mr.. Taylor, Coz. f'piEer
VAS made temporary chairman IN,
chair announced the first thing "o"'"
he the qualifying of new mrm"ie
Messrs. Mackey, Haman,, Iaylof,
Ch,ars and Rothwell advanced ana t"R
the oath prescribed by the Constitution
and Mr.. Shallcross affirmed On motion
of Mr.. Taylor the election ora prrn,a,
,art President was gone into and tha'
Gentleman nominated Scr,ck r. Small
cross of ST. Georges Hundred.
There being no other NOMINATIONS
Mc..rs Silver and Taylor were APP
,ninted tpllers. Mr. ShallcroSs was
lelccteI unanimously. 49,,
ON motion Of Mr.. Silver the clerk
was authorized 10 furnish the ne"
members with copies OF the i"''S'"
cd. The names Of the asraSSorS was
Ithru called all answering except MI
Deakyne ,,..,rr..,-
Mr. silver presented the County lrr;i-
.,r.r,s r.port which was read. me
following statement shows thr "'i; ', ~,
of the assessment, the amount la'" ~
and TIA. amount still due III the re-
surctive Hundreds. ,,,
/ Brandywinc, William l.. W iISoll, coy
. ,l.rtur. amount to collect, flO,."l."H ,
8 n,id in. s. 900. y balance due, f,'''''
: ! sa'" Ill., >'''
t Wilmington. north district, William
Kvu4 collector, duplicate, sol 2''.,Z
A naiI in. 81 900 balance due, so, 2''. ! =
4 Wilmington, South district, collector,
o Ic II. u. Bedford; duplicate. -, 90 i' -
paud in, 81, 600 balance due, si'''"'h
, II. 49,, rn,
Chrjstiaua, collector, Samuel MN
y cnrr. duplicate, $l5,o66,l2 rna ID
u !, oo0 90 balance due, $6,oH. A.
ii Ain Creek, collector, Benjamin Gregg
Z du,,licatr, SlO,3ll.5l paid III, S','"'o'""
II lance due, S5,%ll.'l. ,., (,
J. White Clay Creek, collector, | ran >
n Weir: duplicate, S6,T2"1 pAi' III
20 n sos. IS balance due, q, I'nbl.
# p,uradcr, collector, william :. ices
:. Duplicate, S,2l5.s7 paid in - "o"
:, balance due, S2,2l5.SI.
ie New Castle, collector, |. II. F"iS h''
a, rlicatr ST., 1909 paid in, sll,"" va
III ancr due, a, 1852.
g Red Lion, collector, j. A, 'I"h'r
ne durIirarr, s., 537 80 paid III, s. 1000
he balance due, 81 1872. No..
Nc {, GEORGES, collector, James GRAY
I'd ST., duplicate, Sl5,1S'"s ral" II
y 20 900 90 balance due, -, 'S"hS.
W Appouuinimink, collector, j VA
:" ,,tat du,,liratc. S6.2il.Gl paid in, -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

A passenger tram on th' h'','" '' ~
NV \nrE ard Philadelphia tIIr"ad,
plunged into the creek at lS'hla, h'-
tween Dlrau and Buffalo, yesterday
morning. Engineer Hall and Fireman
Erigg, wrrr Killed, and Conductor Love
va, severely injured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

If you want = pound of the best roast
ed coffee a - cents, and a water tiGnt
kettle worth halfthai prirr for nothing,
call a Dilljn'S t"t'rr frcah roasted ON
the premises. This ia ncv md noHri.
Isaac Ditliu. ~" NluG >trret
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

the popular barber, ,"ySt " pround hog
st4y Il u.' lmrg enough 10 >lnu,e one OF
hi, Wa.r,' 5-c,Lt ci.als. Remember,
No. q Frcuch street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06
~. cCn ed.

Samuel har,nIl president If the llar-
Ian u Hri.in, nNurh Co. Of tnl- city,
died at vienna, Austria, about NJ
u'rIOck this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

Fresh roll butter "a cents best tub
butter, - ",nts. Carton ~ Reeves.
Second street MA 'kcI.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

A passenger train and freight tram
rolldcd, yesterday, near the Chauhi'f'
Fails, Canada, wrecking several cars
and causing d loss Of $4,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06
Lost.

A cameo ring with III" nam" tihNara
was lost on Stturdny, February ,'rd. Tho
finder viii De rewarded by leaving IL AZ
TINS DiiiC".
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

Harvey ~mi'il, IL years Of age, at
tempted smrto" ~ ''r'"k'}W yesterday
morning hy sW"N"WhE PAr" green.
lie WaS taken To- til" hoHliial IA .cTlsttai
condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-06

HOW TO
Save Your Money!
we have n few Of those Chrviot
" OycrcOnts LEFT that We sold
for Oil that We Will sell for $500.
MINFIT PARLORS.
INIeven Fur beaver Ovevconts, all
- large Sizes worth s'"''"' I"
NISFIT PARIORS.
V'en light collar light weight
l OvercGats, worth ktA. fort NJ.
MISFIT PARlOEtS.
yNtrteeD very fine Ovcrc"ats. con-
sisting or ~ Il and Green Cns.
Tor HEAVIER, light collar IcPptt
cloth aud dark ChcviOt Ovcrc"ats.
worth from S25 TO si5. These goods
" i'll be sold a. IA great sacrifice.
MISFIT PARIORk.
! Come very fine Black English
- WOrstcd SACK and shrstrrhcld
suits. These were made to order at
| from S35 to $40, Will be sold very
low.
MISFIT PARLORS.
| 4 few fthc very latest sty les In
~ double ana singic-brrhstcd
| Sack Suits. There Ia meme that cost
less than s2s. These suit. are
hraxy vcighfa and must he sold.
MISIIT PARs.oNs.
| I'm fact We have n rOmpict" line OF
pants In style and pattern tina!
Va tit sat. the most IastidtOuS, ~ 80
vcr ccnl.Icss imam regular prices,
al tsir
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-09-19
SUPPLEMENT-.
STATE CONVENTION.

(Which convened III Nioux Falls. Dakota, Tues.
day. september 4 1855, TO frame u constitution
for the new sjate.1
National Republican., 1883-07-20
cnIcAoo rRopucN lMAnKEr. 3
Trnnsfers of Real Estnts.

The following transfers of real estate were
filed for record yesterday:
Lots 12 and IA, of square 1136, being l03 feet on
the north side of b. at the intersection of Twenty
second street southeast, Charles f. Wollard and
wife to Mary Quarles dated August 10, 1882; con.
sderauon 500.
Lot "a, of square $40, with improvements being
20l6 feet on the east side of Fifth, between and
franklin streets northwest, Anthony Hyde,
trustee, to Geo, W. Huguely dated July 10; con
slderation 81 $780,
Part of lot 5, of the subdivision OF the " Widows
Mite" Jos. j. Coombs to Lawrence Sands dated
July 10; consideration 81, 600
Part of tract of land called Scotland and Bar
badoes enlarged" on the turnpike road from
Washington TO Bladensburg, Geo. Earle. jr., to
Geo. Eearle, sr dated Aug. 30, 1882 consideration
5000.
Lots 8 and 7, of block p of S. r. Browns sub.
division Of Mount Pleasant; Noses Kelly, trust g
to Kate L. Roy; dated July 0; consideration,
S2,06255.
Part of lot 3, of the subdivision of par of Lee S
hill, being the northwest corner of Valley and
Brown or Scott streets, Georgetown. D. c.; jesse
II. Wilson and Levin S. Frey. trustees, to Charles
w. Mattingly; dated July 10; consideration, $500
Lot A and part of lot 40, of c. ]. Hillyer's sub.
division of square 49, with improvements, being
- feet on the north side of O. between Twentieth
and Twentyflrst streets northwest; Curtis j. Hill
yer and wife TO Celestine Eustis dated July 13;
consideration, So 76i.25.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
Is 1t Reliable

In the last grand drawing of tho Royal
Havana Lottery, which took place at Havana
Cuba, April o, 1888, ticket No. 9,25S was the
winner of the capital prize.
The original Little Havana" Gould d
Co.'S decide all tickets by the numbers drawn
in Havana; the prizes occupy the same roa-
tive positions, differing only as to amount
consequently, ticket No. 9,25S in the Original
Little Havana Gould Il Co.'S was entitled to
the capital prize therein of $4,000 currency.
The holder proved to be Jose Pinero Of Mat
amOras, nephew of Il. Yturria, of Browns
vile. A cable message sent by the holder to
Messrs. Woodward q Sullivan, New Post
Building, New York, resulting in II verifca-
tiou of the good news previously received by
telegraph by the agent, the ticket was for
warded to them for collection, and tho
amount promptly paid on presentation of the
same to Shipsey Company General Agents.
This is the third time within 20 months that
the first capital prize in tho Original Little
Havana has been sold through the agent
here, the holders being Angel Maiz, Matamo-
ras Miss Brayda Of Matamoras, and Mr..
Joseph Ferrand, of this city (who held
jointly, and last, though not least, Jose Pi-
nero. All received their money promptly in
U. S. cure ncy, on presentation of tho ticket.
Rio Grdnde Raiiey Brownsville, Texas.
Enpy,a Corhnlio Trnches curo cnlds and
National Republican., 1883-07-20

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol-
lowing Foreign Papers. Magazines, and Fashion
Journals
The Illustrated London News London Graphic,
Pictorial World, The Queen illustrated Sporting mud
Dramatic News, The London Daily Times, London
Standard, Punch Fun London Truth. LondOnWorld
London Weekly Times, Tho Mail, Bells Life, Lon
don Figaro, Judy, London Field Spectator, Whitehall
Review, Life, London Army aud Navy Gazette Lon.
don Era. London Daily News, The American Regis
ter Saturday Review, The AthenNum, Society Gar
deners Chronicle The Garden, The Electrician, Eng
lish Mechanic, The Court Journal The London Arch
ect 81. James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget, The Lon
don Economist The British Architect, The Builder
London Engineering, London Engineer, The Acad
envy, the Contemporary Review, Nineteenth Century
FoTtnghty Review, Chambers journal, lelgTavia,
Cornhill Magazine, London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald, The Theatre, Monthly London Journal,
Backwoods Magazine, Longman's Magazine, Good
Words Sunday Magazine All The Year Round, The
Portfolio London Art journal, Cassol's Magazine
of Art Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine,
Bradshaws Railway Guide to Great Britain and Ire
land Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Boys
own Paper, little Folks lie Figaro, Le Voltair, Gil
Bias, L'1venement, La Justice. LUnivers lllustre,
Le Journal Amusant, Petit journal Pour Rre, Le
Monde Comlquo, La Vie Parisenno ILLUSTRATION,
lie Monde Illustre la Caricature La France Ele
gahte lie Modest de Ia Saison LEleganco, Parisenne,
LeMonlteur do Ia Mode, Le Printemps, lie Salon dc
la Mode Revue do Ia Mode, Uber Land und Meer
Die Gartenlaube. Fliegende Batter and many others
TOO numerous TO mention.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
RIGHTS or PEDESTRIANS.

j udge sneips ForoibIe Remarks in SEM
fencing u Driver 10 Jail for Knocking
an Old MAN Down.
On May 23d last young colored man
named Joseph King knocked down Henry
johnson, an old man of 70 years. at the corner
of Ninth and f streets, King was arrested
and taken TO Jail, where he has remained un-
til yesterday, when he was brought before the
police court. The injured man, who had boen
confined in tho hospital ever since, was pre-.
sent but said that he did not remember any
thing of the occurrence. The testimony of
other witnesses showed that the oil man
was changing cars and was knocked down by
the wagon driven by the prisoner,
Judge Snell in disposing of the ca Sc stated
that If person casts down some heavy sub
stance from a building without giving due
notice and Injuries some one, he is guilty Of
assault. SO in the case of a person who takes
an unmanageable horse on the street, and
while driving mt q reckless rate of speed runs
over O person, he is also guilty of assault
Foot passengers have rights ON the streets,
and persons driving vehicles have no rights
superior to foot passengers. The street is
not the proper place for training horses. 1t is
the duty of a man who takes horse on the
street To see that tho animal is properly
harnessed aud secured aud unmanageable
animals have no right on tho street. If a
person is careless and is thereby injured the
law does not hold the driver. But ii is the
duty Of driver to SEQ foot passengers, and
the running over Of this old gentleman, who
was not shown to be careless or negligent, Is n
case that should be punished The court
said that in consideration of the fact that the
prisoner has been locked up for ffty-seven
days, he would only give him six months
additional, which would otherwise be eleven
months and twenty nine days.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
How to Build a swing.

Daniel R.Clymer, of Reading Pa, sends the
following suggestions about building swings
which it may be well to follow; Near to each
end of a joist hole is bored. Run rope
through each hole and tic three knots ON top
of said joist to secure IL to hold the swing
safety rope under said knot; then lay this
rope loosely over tho top Of the joist near the
ends Of the swing. so that when the rope
breaks at the greatest point of friction and
wear right under the joist, the safety rope
lying idle over the joist top will at once catch
and rescue the falling person from injury and
even DEATH
National Republican., 1883-07-20

NOR SALE-PRINITD CARDS, FURNISHED
IL Rooms, with Tabll Board:" "This House for
Rent, apply at -" and Furnished RoOms for
Rent price 10 cOntb eath for sale ~ the Busnasg
onice VI The National sepubleRl,
National Republican., 1883-07-20
Use BrentanO's London EIchoquCr JET BLACK

Flows freely; does not corrode at once jetblaclS,
never thickeus or deposits sednenti never moulds
dries instantlyi Is permanent resIss acids; is not
affected by FROST never changes color in the ink
stand. Use clean inksland and do not mix with
other ink. This ink yields one good copy from fresh
writing
National Republican., 1883-07-20
A clnar snvinr nr an.nn.

Sl6.50 blue English serge suits for So
Having made up duplicate of these suits
and the season drawing TO close we are
to make a sacra6ce or carry them
over.
Eiseman Bros, corner Of Seventh and u,
National Republican., 1883-07-20
"MEs " 1,,II. must work (, and 9 { women weep,

But they need not weep so much If they
use DIR. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription
which cures all the painful maladies peculiar
to women. Sold by druggists,
National Republican., 1883-07-20

HUNTSVILLE ALA.-Dr, j. Il, Ridley, says,
" Browns Iron Bitters is good appetizer and
merits attention from sufferers
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24

doubt that the capitol appropriation
steal was lobbied through, he Is either
o wilful liar or q blind idiot.
OF course the investigating commit
tee failed to locate the payments Of
money or the subscribers to the funds,
Sut every one In Lincoln knows per
fectly well that money was paid fol
votes, and that q corruption fund for
this purpose was raised by subucrip'
ton Of Lincoln merchants.
The BEE did not hesitate to make
the charge, and It has een or heard
nothing to make it retract II. On the
contrary all the evidence adduced by
Senator D.oh's committee went tc
substantiate In every respect its accu'
sations.
It appears that even the country
papers In Iowa knew something Of the
corrupt lobbying which attempted tc
impose upon the people of Nebraska
tax Of $50, 900 for an addition to tn,
state capitol for which there can be nj
demand for years to come.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24

AMEDIoAL grist mill Is to be addsd
to the state university at Lincoln,
with power to grant diplomas and
grind out full. fiedged doctors. 1t was
. hssty and senseless move on the part
Of the legislature. The country has
too many medical schools and too few
good ones. Large cities are the only
locations where such institutions can
flourish. Distinguished physioiani
and surgeons fit to instruct students,
and large hospitals offering suitable
clinical advantages cannot be found
elsewhere. The score Of veal
and inoonsequental diploma mill
which drag out their e~xistenct
ali yer the United States have don'
more to degrade the medical profession
than any other oause. Many hav'
been started by physicians for NJ
other purpose than to advertise them
selves - professors. None Of thom
can bear . moments comparison In
the advantages they offer with tho
great medical colleges of the east. Fol
these reasons the addition of Q medi
cal department to the state university
In a mistake
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
PALACE OF.THE DEVIL
Effort for the Suppression OF Mon
to Carlo---George Sands Descrip-
ton.

The injury sustained by MArseil-
les, Nice, Genoa and especially Mon
tone, from the neighborhood of Mon
to Carlo and Its gaming.tables, Ii the
subject of an earnest article by Ed.
mond Planchet In the current number
Of the Revue des deux Mondes.
These cities, he aays, will not cease
their protests until France, for the
sake of moral cleanliness, and Italy, for
regulations sake, exact that the last
public gambling establishment In
Europe be abolished. Petitions
signed by great number OF
persons were sent to the
French chambers last April. De Frey
cinet would not entertain the subject,
and the motion was laid on the table.
In spite of the ministers opposition
the senate sent him the petitions a
month later. In hat short time the
relations between France and Italy
had changed. 'If 1t was true" Plan
chet goes on to say, "that gambling es'
attachments have the power to enrich
the people instead Of making fortunes
for Industrial associations, the Princi
pAlity of Monaco would long ago have
been white with marble palaces ane
havs distsnsed the rest of the coast II
luxury and prosperity. Not so. Sad
meas shows In the faces OF the miser
able inhabitants and more wretchet
soldisry. SAddest Of all Ii the con
trast between the beauty OF mature
and the ugliness Of vice. The gam
bling fever has extended from Mona
90 to the 'MAsssna' and ,.Msditsrrs