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Railroad Tickets

Bought, sold and exchanged at my office, in
Thompson's book store. 307 Commerce street
Reduced rates to all points.
4-0-lm w. ii. BARNETT.
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The city authorities have reason to believe
that many hacks and express wagons are ON
the streets without the necessary license and
registration, and propose to make an early
raid to enforce the law in this respect.
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Mrs. Annie Margareta Schroeder. of the
Kingdom of Bavaria, has brought suit in the
Federal court claiming $4,000 from Thomas
Weymiller, OF Uvalde county, for having shot
and killed her husband in Uvalde county In
Nav last.
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The Ticket Brokers Convention

The LIGHT acknowledges tho receipt Of an
invitation, per favor of Mr.. W. II. Barnett, to
attend the Seventh Annual Convention of the
American Ticket Brokers' association to he
held in Chicago on the 9th and 10th of May
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We have Just received large stock of fin.
gentlemens shoes of all varieties which ar,
unsurpassed in quality or price.
j. JOsKE a. SONS.
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Card receivers cake baskets castors, ic6
pitcher, buffers tea sets, triple and quadruplS
plate at 22l Commerce street. Trustees sale.
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1T you want to buy good gold and silver
watches, chains and jewelry cheap go to the
Trustees sales, No. 22l Commerce street.
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Make a Note of 1t.

Mr.. j. II. Copcland's law Office is removed
from the Devine building to No. $50 West Com
merce street, over Beckmann's boot store,
where he will be glad TO receive the calls of his
clients and friends. 4-29-1w
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Heavy supplies daily will be received at my
depot, opposite and south of San Fernando
cathedral, Galan street, during all summer
season. (4-23-lw) JOHN KINAHAN.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Another Departure.

Mr.. Nathan Hart, formerly with A. p. Frank
& Co., has accepted position in the house of
John Bremond, of Austin, and left FOR that
city this morning, where he will in future re-
al
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New Groceries.

A fine selection of toilet articles at the City
Drug store, No. s Commerce street. 2-wk.
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WOOL COMMIssION HOUSE.


We are prepared to receive Wool on consign
ment making Liberal Announcements on same
CHABOT, MOSS 81 CO.,
l-II-tf San Antonio. Texas.
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Are now giving every lady an opportunity TO
possess herself of one of those fine stylish silk
parasos gotten up in the very acme OF style
and finish. They are offered at very low rates
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LOST - Liver-colored pointer, answers tC
Major" Finder will be suitably rewarded b.
returning to Mrs. J.W. Freeman, 1905 Avenue {
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Card receivers, cake baskets, cruits, butte
Dishes ice pitchers, pickle Gators, tea sets, al
triple and quadruple plate, at 22l Commerce
street. Trustees sale. 4-3O-tf
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For gentlemen. youths and boys in the State
Superior in quality and makeup TO anything
ever offered for sale, at j. Joske & Sons.
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An exquisite assortment of ladies' musque-
taire kid gloves in all shades, at
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The Best $40 Suits

wANTED-A good cook and nurse. Inquire
at Sl3 Acequia street. 4-3O-6t
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Go to F. Mesch, on Garden street, for fresh
stl awberries. 4-2S-2t.
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They All Do It'll

They buy their wines and liquors ut Harry
Baum Co.'s store on Commerce street, and
thus save % per cent. on their purchases.
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The finest line of piece goods for the spring
and summer TO be found in the State at
PANCOAST a. SON,
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Just received by the San Antonio Brick
company one car load of Austin lime, now fol-
sale at 800 Crockett street, ut 81. 30 per barrel
Apply to Tom Harrison, Secretary, "a Soledad
street 4-2S-3t.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.

One Lot 500 Ewes.
(" 600
{" 1900 Ewes and Lambs.
4" $500 Ewes and Wethers.
I" $500 Sheep with lease of Rancho.
Z" 1000 Sheep with lease of Rancho.
CHABOT, MOSS a. co.
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New goods at Pancoast s. Sons for spring
and summer lust in.
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Notice.

New spring clothing and hats just in.
PANCOAST q SON
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For Rent.
Large south room, 2l1 Augusta street.
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Piece goods by the suit or yard for spring.
pANCnA CT A, SnN
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=, Fresh drugs and chemicals at City Drug store
No. Commerce street. 2-wk
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Straw Hats

In large numbers all sizes, prices, colors and
qualities, Mt bottom figures, at j. Joske a. Sons
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22
NO .MoNkEYlN0. 3"

The New York 1lsss says that the
verb to monkey will in tho near future
become a legitimate word, and will be
used in the politics, literature. ITO
monkey" is full of expression. II has a
meaning. a direct significance which no
words can supply. While the pres,den,
and party were fishing in the Yellowstone
park. some one took up rod which the
president had set" Hold on. there. .
exclaimed the chief magistrate OF the
United States, "dont monkey with tina,
line - The word Was no doubt spoken
thoughtlcssly- probably would not have
been used on any other occasion. The
man dropped the rod and starred a, the
president, who, intent upon catching a
iish, did no, fealise that he had been
guilty OF using slang. Shortly afterwards.
while a, dinner, Sheridan Who had over
heard the remark said
so you don, like for any one to
monkey with your fishing tackle 7"
The presidcn, WAS astonished
don't undo stand you" he a, length re-
piled.
Don't you remember this motnin 4
you told one 81 the men not To monkey
with your line
That's a fact. but never would have
though, OF II again. I'll keep a better
look out in the future. for would not like
TO have i, said tina, am addicted to the
use OF slang. What does that fellow
want there say. don't monkey with
that gun. il you please"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22
DE HEABENLY ZION.

Doan want nobody ter greave fur me
When goes a swimmin in de heabeniy sea
Eur den1l be guberned by Moses laws,
safe from de reach OBJ de debil's Claws.
An er glory, come ter de fold
Whar yerrl shine like gold
An yer face look like de risin' Oh de sun,
Doan lissen ter de sinner man
He doan long ter our ban,
But is gwine ter de debit in a mighty fast run
Ole B5udder John foun' peace above,
An few away like turtle dove,
But bow laig AXE went down below
Whar de debiI's bellows he III halter blow.
An er hoo wee, lie, US shout.
Put de debil's men ter rout
Like samson er tighten oh de big ole lion,
Yves boun' fur ter gain dc day
An den we'll fy away,
An er always live in de heavenly Zion.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22
DIDN'T WANT A TITLE.

IS zap n. don I pal my name "a the paper.
II yo9 please To me 4, IS foolish c4psr
For mAa TO come sad drop a hint
Merely to get bis nams n pfini.
| live out here oa the Old Giles place"
Aaa he mopped the swea, from has rudd,
face
On an exchange. An though; I'D esJl
To give you the conditon Of crops shls fall
The droa,h has greatly INJURED the cotton.
Corn IS far bat potatoes are rotten
Or xa,ery--zot more than bali crop
I'm fatenin my hogs on cera Al Sep
ThA, get from Nuggies Nhs RUS thr Still
Soshin' bfgngs 'en o., Ike sal,
!. Cap n, jes mae note n sorr sheet
That Iona,haa MARKS. TIA, YOU met or r. :
street
was kind enough - f.rnisa ;he poia's
and sc iazily arose ar ssresea.4 - s!aiz
I'm &aoeec CIT here. yss .D5A As ssioHe.
In ArsazsaE ihis zaY ,afsfnz
Or ,it!ia every eorem2r ma
Make srnssb.- f-llo4 Xxx
An blame Il, TIE title . mr. All sticx
Ike the name a~ iniSfts Al tsis birth
alas, soF ssa1's On this e~fth-
No4, e4p'n. zhersroa spese Of ne
Cali rae mister, for des'. ToE ser.
| ve-y n-ch ohlec, 20 pander
To sacA :zsie. but hisnae i. yandef
Whar 'lse--r and he f~sga-d a sae~ys--
d They cal ne colonel. of ron please
SaY that al > these here vai1ab,c faeks.
Were told By the gessleaaanly Col. Aacxs.'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22

an III Just Try you one for the luck
that's in IT, and he mounted the barrel
only TO fall with terrible Jar.
You rolled i, out" he said to Null
kiule.
No didn't. i, was the whisky slash
ing around"
Blame it. you've drunk as much as |
have
Il mean, the whisky in the barrel.
No. sir. you mean, the whisky in me.
Nice way to accuse a man, when you
are drunk already"
Drunk repeated Mr.. Mulkittle in
contempt. you don't know VIA, drunk
Is"
But you do
a don, know anything more about i,
than you do" exclaimed Mr.. Muikiule,
land further more. II you wan, anything
me you can get 1t. DO you hear:
We'll. now. here replied the old
Baptist. Your crowd has been cut
tin an siashin' at Us for some time, an
want you to understand took the pull
pr, before the sun rlz. an the bu,termilk
give out"
But the whisky gave out shortly after
you got there, said the Presbyterian.
What's the matter with you - de-
manded the Baptist. Thar amt so
many pin,s o difference atwiS; Is You
don't believe in the mourpcr' bench.
No" replied the Presbyterian.
Neither do we. You believe in fore
ordination"
Yes
SO do We. You don't believe IN bap-
,ism by immersion whar thar is much
water, even in view OF the tack that the
eunuch said to Phillip. Here is much
water. why may not be baptized ?"
No. said the Presbyterian.
That shows that you are afeerder o
water than | am. an I've al'ers noticed
that man what's afeerd Q water takes
mighty nachul to whisky
Fight i, out, tooth picks" said the
Louisville preacher.
! I'm in" declared the Bap,is, striking
the ground with his hat. Mr. Mulki,tle
"slipshucked himself, and the old Pres
byteran rolled up his sleeves, but the
fight did not begin. The Rev. Mr.. Tag
gleson, Of Louisville, chairman Of the
committee TO NEE, the preacher. hac
heard of the mistake, and had has,enec
to the brewery to save bis bretheren. II.
arrived just in time for the old Baptist,
eye was half cooked. and Mulkiule',
muscles stood out like the ridges on :
pumpkin.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22
A coNsIpERArK MAN.
why Old Jasper was No, Sen, to the
pennenuaty.

Charged ~id hab,n' two wives. is Z"
asked an old negro Of the magistrate be.
fore whom he had been arranged.
YES" replied the Judge. Arc you
guilty OF no, guilty.
"Wail. well sorter halter study 'bou,
dem Jacks an 'ves,iga,e EN- iecslc. l,'s
OWN ter ~ha, sortcs man yer leabs Il ter
whuder VI no. Use 'sidesed guilty
"Havs you two living w,vess"
"Whut docs yer 'spose ! wants MID
dead wife. ledge Doan draw me in
dis courthouse 'spee,in' ter hne me a
fool. Doan 'sinua,c dat dc time what
hab spen, a, a nigh, school hab been
dung away.
Well. old man. II you have two living
wives you have violated the Law aud
me,,, term in the pcni,en.iafy."
"Doan gn iracshus an denim a man
tote We, knows all de Jacks SEINE time
ago married Tidy Smith. q mighty
likely oman. She was a mighty faithful
vile. good pusson as cher ased, bu,
somehow abe finally tuck a dislikemeat
ter HE. She Was good oman. a. l,clls
yer. but one mawnin' she cussed me. |
can stan anything but BEN eussed. HI
yerse't wustef Get up dar an euss me.
doan keer how yer Is. I'd htt yer, .ho'.
Wall, when dc oman eussed me. sorter
slapped he, down. A,uer dis. she d,dn',
seem tel hub me quite so well. case when
frl, bad an wanted ter chunk hct 'roun'
fur muscmcnt, abe got oulen my way
Da, wan, no Nay ter do. bu, she was
still good oman. One day she tuck
sick an son, iut het sister Ina. She KEEP
er gitin' wus an 'gunter talk bout dyln
one cbcnin' she called me m ser, sef
she. Jasper, i'ss mighty nigh gone an
kahn, lib I'LL ma~nin knows dat yer
kahn, II, along widou, good wife, an
~ az i'se dyin. when lac jis alive. |
wants ter see yer married. knows dat
yer's al'cr. Iubed sister Ira. an nov
axes yer ter marry hef. | agreed ter dis,
merely iet graiiiy dc dy,n oman. an
sides dat. Liza ~as a mighty likely gal
Wife she KEEP or git,in wus. an aIrser
while son, fur de preacher an de
ltcesse. pa 90, daf jis AZ Tidy seemed
ter be drxwin' her las BRET Me an Liza
stood by de bed an when Tidy gapei
fur de las time. de preacher married me
an Liza. e. ~ dc ceremony was
'formed. Tidy she hopped oa.sn dc bed
an says. 'oh. yes. Use 10, yer now. III,
me de udder day. did yery nov l'se 90,
yer. an "a gw,ne ter sen yer ter de pen
tentisry fur hAbsn' iwo wives OATS de
way !, wus. ledge. an I'd like ter know a,
dis present wrisin' whui de Law Is gwine
ter do about IL z"
You have violated the Law. old man,
aud must suffer the consequences"
"DAt looks mighty hard. !, do seem
dat de Law ain, got no respeek fur mans
private affairs. Sssa's aside "a lets two
wiman XII, away wid q man an den.
stead oh showin' sympathy, jumps on Ter
de man. Ao~ edge, doan yersefbeliese
dat any tao wimun can vi, away wid one
po' NAM
That's a fact" the Judge replied.
oae woman is bad enough but two. All.
Lord. You may 20. old man
-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22

My son. said an Intelligent father.
Il notice tina. in your writings VOC make
use 81 French expressions. This IL In
very bad literary tasts. You can pet
down a man who uses freneh expressions
~ weak brother"
Several days Afterwards the young man
entered his fathers library and exclaimed .
" IA, here's book that wAs written by =
blamed fool Look, he's filed the thing
up with French expressions" and he
handed his father volume Of Emile
lola, printed in the original language.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22
THE WAY OF LIFE
ID you won, pay me

And you won, pay me -
No. sir
"lou Acknowledge that you owe me e
Yes. SIR, and I've go. the money"
"Oh well, then. yoG needn't pay me.
I didn't think you had the money Its
when man amt got il that we wan, him
to pay. AS long a you We got the money,
keep it, but when you ind yourself with
out means, remember tina: muG be
maid -
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22
HAD TO SHAPE nrMsELp.

81 notice." said an editor TO new re-
porter, tina, you nearly always make an
o instead Of an A."
"Yes,' the reporter replied, :" for you
see used TO be the editor Of 4 country
paper. We didn', have any as ia the
Office and had TO shape myself to cir
cums,ances. {
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22
LITTLE ROCK ARK u S A. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER a. 1888

the old fellow. grasping his sons hand.
/" | thought something strange when fel,
yer grip. mou,er knowcd then tina, yer
belonged ter the family. Muir. s'lute yer
son. Tom, fetch the bottle an my
yaller coat. This 10 a occasion fur put
Tin on STYLE"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22
WAS NOT A VA0RAkT

An irshman VAS arrested on a charge
Of vagraney lust A. he entered the
courtroom he me, the Judge and said
"Wud ye do man that's IN bad con-
not ter sin,ence me, fur that is yer doo,y
Now wud ye let me have a nickle!"
The kind hearted Judge could no, resist
such an appeal and he complied with the
mans request.
"You are charged with vagraney.
said the Judge, q few mo,neats later
+" Wha, have you to say IN regard to the
charget"
"Oi say tina, Oi am no, giltee
Here the policeman ~ho made the
ares, stepped forward and testified To
the effect, tina, the prisoner was never
known 10 work and tina, he had no means
Of support.
= am afraid you are guilty said the
Judge.
An OF am not, yer honor. have
means av support. A mans nivef broke
a. long as he's 20, money, an a. long as
he's go, money he amt a vagrant- ON
show ye ,ha, Oi hey manes, and he pro-
duced the nickle the Judge had given
hun. Here Is money. sof. an as long
~ Oh hev :, ye can, s,nsenee me. On arm
sorne,hin' nv Iyer mesiif. list dismiss
the court. Judge, give me another niekle
an we'll hev the beer for the tao Nv us.'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22

~ write this" said man, addressing
a gentleman who owed him money, to
inform you that you are liar Your
postage stamp was wasted the reply
came, as knew that was liar be-
fore ever had any business relations
with YOU"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22
INNINGS.

4 correspondent wants to know
whether or not Noah lighted his vessel
by electricity. The correspondent has
no doubt been misled by the arc light.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22

lie man what dozn seeognite danger is
de man what is de mos' sp, ter II, hun.
De pcsson what doan think whisky will
hun him is aiTnos' sho' ter ri, burned out.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22

DE oonsemp' oh mar makes itsef felt
chen 'mong animals. So many slurs hab
been flung a, de yaller dog dat nine times
ouien ten when yer meets ham he'll hang
his head.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22

Beease man sings hymns amt no sign
he wsn't hgh, yer. De moekin' bird
Sings nightly, bu, be whipa cherry uddsr
bard in de ne,ghborhod.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22

Professor Proctor has written a long
article on the chances in draw-poker. II
the professor should come to this state he
would find many uneducated men who
would be willing to test his knowledge OF
the game and who would teach him far
more about it than he has taught the
public.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22

Advice is all well enough, but too
much OF il brings de giyer inter con-
temp, A little horse radish Is mighty
good, but too much OBJ il will make yer
sne<ze.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY.

De tear OBJ sorrow Is as bright a. de
tear oh Joy.
Dinkin' whisky 10 like maxim money.
De more yer's got de more yer thinks yer
ken stan.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-22


article on the chances in draw-poker. If
the professor should come to this state he
would find many uneducated men who
would be willing to test his knowledge of
the game and who would teach him far
more about it than he has taught the
public.
Whats that bell ringing for asked
man who had just arrived in a southern
town. Prominen, citizen dead, sir"
replied the inhabitant Well, | hope
he'll stay dead. I've been travelling over
this country all summer and haven't met
anybody but prominent citizens. and the
fact that one Of them is actually dead
gives me great encouragement"
A minister, upon being invited to
preach in prohibition district of Arkan-
saw, said: my hearers, understand
that you have a .hree-Eile law in this
state, making i, fine to sell or give
away whisky with in three miles Of a
church or school.house. As have come
here with the intention Of preaching to
the men as well as women. Ill state tina,
there is jag Of whisky under that log
out there. Fire up, gentlemen, and let's
get to business"
The sheriff of a back county VT ote
to the governor as follows: al find it
impossible for the civil authorities to
arrest certain outlaws here, and earn
estly entieat that you will order out the
militia" The wise governor replied ::
do not think that it is my !uty to call
out the militia unless the peace of the
country is in peril. and therefore can not
comply with your request. II baseball
RACES in your section, however, let me
know and I will send 1--WE hundred
soldiers and six pieces Of artillery
Two men sat in an Arkansaw Jail.
Do you expect your friends to-night:s
one Of them asked. Yes, think they
will be around. They can't bear to think
that am locked up here, and further
more they don't want me to 60 through
the disgraceful proceedings Of trial in
court Do you think that your friends
win Gomez" ~Oh, yes, they will be
here" The sun went down and the
jailor brought food to the prisoners.
Darkness came and the clock struck nine.
A shout outside. sour friends have
united and come for u.s. said one Of the
prisoners. The Tailor stood 1t the out
side door and argued with the mob. The
leader demanded the keys The jailor
said that he would die before giving them
up, but the leader showed pistol barrel
under the jailor's nose and he handed
over the keys with polite bow. The
leader unlocked the door and the mob
rushed in. The friends had come. The
two men were taken out and when m nm
ing dawned they were dangling from the
railing of the bridge. Their friends
could not bear to think Of disgraceful
proceeding in court
The Evening critic., 1883-06-18

PlttsDurg Chronicle.
We are sorry for Rerdell. Anyway you take
II, Rerdell Is a great liar. Such liar that
nobody can believe him. Rerdell plead guilty
to the charge of conspiring with others to de-.
fraud the Government. He 'fessed up freely
and yoluminously, did Rerdell. He descended
TO the most minute details In his narrative re-
yealing the tricks of the Star.Route trade.
When Mr.. Rerdell rested, he braced himself
for the inevitable. He said to himself, That
settles my case, anyhow. No matter what the
and Drowned by myself, too, but I'll brace my.
SELF Tor the consequences. Something like this
must have passed through Rerdell's mind,
But "honest and courageous men" have
calmly and positively asserted that Rerdell Is
stupendous liar, the greatest liar on record,
by acquitting him OF all completely in the con-
spiracy he swore he was q party to. We are
downright sorry for Rerdell. Many man is
set down as common liar, who can
hnd some loop hole, some way out
OF dilemma-but Rerdell's case is
the saddest, the most pathetic on Irecord !.
II he should Inadvertently presume that the
verdict vindtcated him, there is his sworn
confession, his plea of 'Guilty In the manner
and form Indicted" and II he is as honest as
daylight, and afIirms the truth OF his con-
fession, there 70 the solemn conclusion OF
jury showing that Rerdell is such liar that
In their opinion his confession OF guilt does
not weigh as much with them as a row Of pins,
VINO VIII believe Rerdell now
The Evening critic., 1883-06-18
The Car and the Jews.
Hebrew Leader.

Some enthusiasts were certain $50 they
SAID that when the Emperor OF Russia was
crowned, he would issue various edicts of re-
form and among them one for securing equal
civil and religious rights for the Jews. The
emperor has been crowned, but not muscle
OF his Iron hand has been relaxed; aud his
heel is still upon the neck OF his loyal Jewish
subjects. Outbreaks have occurred In several
OF the chief cities In the southern part of the
empire, and the circumstances attending the
renewal OF outrages upon unofrending Israeli
lies show that their perpetrators believe that
the Government Will wink at their ofrenses, In
the meantime "the compliments OF the
season" have been exchanged between the
representatives OF the Russian and American
Governments, but we have failed to hear a
single word OF remonstrance from this side OF
the Atlantic against outrages that would dis.
grace barbarian State. Were Russia weak
nation, then outrages would soon form pre-
text Tor interference and conquest by England
or Germany; but these powers dread the
autocrat OF the Russias, though there is no
reason why there should be any such dread
mere. II is useless to expect protection for
our coreligionists from the Czar and his coun.
sellors. II will be brought about by foreign
remonstrance and Interference, and this fact
oought 70 be recognized at once. The United
straEce.