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THe HAouE, Feb. e6-DlrOa Nor.
denskjold, The owedish explorer, no
titled the Dutch minister II otock-
holm that be intead~d to claim the
reward Of 5000 guildery offered in
1870 for the discovery Of north east
passage.
DUBLIN. Feb 2c.-The rum " that
two members OF parliament are In
volved in the Wurder conspiracy Is
revived. 1t 10 stated positively that
two Irish members are connected
With the provincial organizations.
NEW YORK, FEB. u. Caroline
Befnheimer, \ widow. fell through u
skylight directly upon rapidly run
ming rip-saW in . PACKING OOx factor =
aud was immediately cut In twain.
NOxrAeCE, Mich. Feb. ek-Tbe
residence q Peter Neuns wss burued
this moaning. Three ehiArea and
Mary Bum; tie hired girl, perished.
r0RT HorR, Feb. 35v-Bxidget Bull.
lon, oged 10, cut the thrnat At her hus-
band, aeed 90, and ct 6re TO the build
inn. The WOMAN wa arrested.
u. PITBRsDU1o, FEB. 36-Fogty
studenie have been Imprisoned fOr
expeeseing doubts Of tho administra-
tive ability Of the minister at public
instruction.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-An engine at
The Northwestern road ex p1oded OF,
Harvard, Illinoia to-day. killing
two men whose names were not
Tanned
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The resignation o( Cowmodoes Cor.
ri,sge last week he's beea followed by
tive publication Of the correspondence
that jc,l To Il. Secretary Chandler
wroae him, February 5ab. asking 81
be was enxnged In any bssiDess out-
aide of hs NAVAL position. Oosrings
replied, February 7th. that be he'd
beem employed - consulting eagiaess,
snd lsad received . fisrjough FROM the
departn,snt fos that purpose. Chsn-
dir came beek, February l0tb, that
be- l,adi l,eea informed that 0ossluge
had l'een employed ~. o. was uniles
obligations a., os IN relations with 10.
lerr~t~ not American. 00sringe r.
p);rsl, February lSeh. tha- the 'sug.
geseis'n or innssesssjo' that heexpressrsl
'psr.hased oia"ioa,s,' American OF
nOe American. b = o"wartlly, nsali-
eions .iansjer upou himself aud The
service. lie assWuses his services %
ss,U<u:iirg engineer On lnattess In
volviny the expenditure u millions
wo"ii n.A hrve been sought had II
ben suspected ~ 'suegested' that his
ol'i"i.'n. e'uh BE- purchased; that
surls n '.s,x2satis'n' - contained u
th~ Ss>'resary's letter AZ The lOth,
e0s,Iss "m'y have l,een made and enter
tains,i'.y e-'rrurt. masterpieces and
malicious onward. who measures
oilssrs l,y = Dow and coutempeibjs
standard"
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Sick OF WASHINGTON Life.

There h 10 much gousl sense in the
following di~patcll-tO . Milwaukee
PAPER from Washingt0n-cOncesnin ming
one OF the best Of Iowa men, and ~
much truth ~ to the lack Ut real In
terest in Washington life to an intel.
ligent, reflective man, that We copy
Il In full:
Senator McDill Of Iowa, who retires
from the Senate ut the end Of this
seselOn, goes back to Iowa without .
siuxle regret. He says he h heartily
tired Of Washington. There are no
great reasons for personal distinction
ct the capital Ut present. There are
no great leaders, no leading issue.
The duties Ut . member Of Congress
are ~ humdrum and unimprov-
ing almost ~ department life. Nc.
Dill's opinion IL shared by . great
many. It IL the time ut small
things. It h generally conceded
that since Blaine and Conkliug went
nut III the Senate the general interest
In Congregational proceedings has
ceased. The commercial Interests
l"ok very carefully after the business
Of CUnxTess, but the average oepsiOn
h - devoid Of general interest - an
ordinary meeting VI . municipal
cUuncil. Senator McDill spent i've
yeass Ut his life here ~ . department
clerk. He WAS here fr0ln 1851 to the
cltsss al 1865. He then found him.
self with = family upon his hands
aud nOl . dollar saved. He made up
bis mind that he would 70 home to
Iowa He hat moral csa,rage
enough to pull himself out Of
his rut aud resign. He resolved
tl,st he would saw wO0d In Iowa
II necessary, before he wsM,i;: remain
Hunger . department eli RI. When he
reached Iowa he had only 81. u In
his pocket to begin the world again.
He went Gravely ~ w"rk, however,
and has prusperetl. Turing his ca
reer here IT. the Senate he h1s done
AL be could to discourage young lnen
from cs,suing to Washington to seek
department positions. His say. he
Wishes the young nlen Of the country
cOull only realize that the depart
n,ents are tue graves at ambition,
where one ls,ses $500 his energy aud
selfrespect. The petty humiliatiOny
he has 20 undergo % secure bis place
are beyOnd the power Of . man On.
gagged In the ordinary business Of life
to comprehend.
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For Hi0 Mother.

A pour little newsbOy. while A.
tempting to jump from city lar thr
other afternoon, fell beneath the car
and was fearfully n,anxled. As soon
a. the child could slxak he called
piteously for hrs mother. and mes
senxer was ut once sent I" bring her
to him. :,
When the bervave(l woman arrived
she hung over the dying i"y In al
agony Of grief.
Mother" whispered he. wi:hs
,..inful effort, II solll four nrwsla'
pr,.. and the money is in H.!
pNk~t."
viii, the hand Of death III on hls
brow, the last thought Of the suffer
Ing child was for the lx'Or, hard
working mother, Whose burdens ht
was striving to tighten when l'e '"''
hix life.
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NV Yorx, -. A..1be u.
~@GCvOWoil's ADoalenaoos - ~
~ s1faseood e0dlgec 9ea!a9t u
~ . - . tip = ~ -
~ Ohlifoeole; - No. 80 y II ~
Heenoiooo ID co06oay voeo T.. ~.
~ Prsae. wheoe noe - hoHs -
-. - on. It 3 sald Van fnog,
~" Il nov in Europs, owDed tie
E~.,se .iivsr nise, vhiea = - Pay.
~: isik, ss.,.ts , :es.sy, - u -
s''~ ~. Ia ia ~ oeeuriey Q lasve
. ~. a. sesck of do Empass Ato:
i,... OoSresy. TIE noas vss Paed
..s6 <:rowrli became owner q TIE
ny. ,..s.e' II v.s cspiaalised at ~. Ooa-
m /. M. 20 shsses. He sosd ooas
~ ~. 49, s.ss.l,ieosan1iey ~ taken
~ m. Tsilnan hem. T6ea - te6ed
~ Se~elon M naine. which hed -
~, rcn6nee6 M oro vhoaevss. II by
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New York, Feb. E.-The 15Nses
on Sberidlan's extrsdjti00 aays,
however glad We might be to rid
ourselves Of hmm. It b necessary %
say that authority 10 against bis eur
render. A. . general proposition -
garding the surrender Of political t.
gitives English and American opdn-
Ion b the same.
The Tribune says: II the British
Government has no Oaher evidonce
agninst Sheridan than what arises
ffum the testimony ~ given IN Dub
liu, Il will surely be unable To make
out . case Of extgaditi0n against
sheridan which viii satisfy an Amer
lean tribunal.
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6lwpeujOao elEDgts aro 70 b PIT
firth Letween this aud saturday
might. TIE lost AZ the pgsseot Coo-
xr-.s, f.. he pasaage ~ The tasin
bill. Al Extraordinary rule, that .
majority may 1t any time suspend
the rules. b to - Offered fhr adoption
In the Houee. Unle.s the ruls h
a.l ,,,ees) tie bill will b. sent 70 . con-
Gxrrpes committee. The Penns3 !.
wanna d<segatioN seems 70 Be willing
that the tariff shalt b reduced %
evesy,hing bat Iron. and failing IL
that, s:Isnass satber that the blu shajl
b lnst.
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r,s. Importers and rehness of saGnr
lsaye ..ses<sted . remembrance
against the ratification AZ The Mexi.
can treaty. The chief o'3ectioo T.
the rail0eotloa y expsessed - {
l.w.: Weareinlcsmed that ths tErsAy
adults certain grades d Mexican
sugar FIRE, the coa'sequesce a which,
while a duty q over Two cents .
,'psnd h Imposed upon other import.
ri susss. wosld 10 to give . bounty
# two crsls . poSsd, equal 70 %
pr cent. - The cosG a Il, - saGas
l,l.mtcss IN MEXICO. at the expense u
the Consuming public Of The United
States. This, TIE Spenosialisls ~,
js.s l,r<n proved ~ expesisses uader
. similar treaty With The Hawaiian
Kiugaom; ard We submit there csn
be ~ ernssss iajuslics than That
practically 70 impose . tax % our
own citizens fos the beae1tof iogeign
sugar plantess.
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Wosk has begun q 1.ss"''' w.
haiiiing . Mse6odist ehesoo'
r.,.e des.osjts Of coal a!e e1:0 "
800 yithin four miles OF Aeooo
O,Keefe II reported TO b one o. the
mSS,iss1 nlsees 10 the Territory.
I.mes NcKeusie wos seaooeo 90.
rnmr.dav uixht at Muie C1ty: ~ :
.nsnsn he wss trying % WoSe' s"~
MAN 10 Bogeulau foe ereatsne"'' .
Amone items In the River sn ss
I'm nm Tor the Missouri, betwee"
SES,x CIV and Fort Benton.
A man w. recently brought into
(,iendive With bis hands ana ~
i,.dlv ffoeen. He 10 . queer cnal1c-
ter. re(Issiug to give his name OF VT
m,sdicine. Adaptation VI o0sn
handa and feet was neceseaey. III"
recovery Il doubtful.
lanes n. Dingle, IN tnsane man
vSos.. hsnds were frosen . week or
two sgo in Deer Lodge county, ~
uuisiux amputettOn, oseo ID
Lodge last "Wednesday.
l.. A. Dskie, employed On tn .e
treyt)e work 1t Aarent xulch. re-!
from the high tresa)e to the grcon0
LIT week, receiving severe spsns' ~
iuries, which may cripple h1m '"r
life.
A cos,,pauy II being organized IN
Benton to make the trip 70 the Alas-
- rold tlelds on horseback A LANCE
nun,ber Of names have 6eesa enrolled
ma oillcess have besn chosen: They
expes.t to b. four ,usontl,s on the road
and to prospect the unexp!ored couu-
try through which they will pass.
Frank HobLit was digging . welt
near Bozenlau when large boulder
fell ffum The surface striking him
on the head aud crushing the skull
- that recovery was c0o'
siderel extreasely doubtful.
Last week . saloon near Last
Chance vas blown Into smltheseens
by the discbarge Of . blast: The
Mace lssd just been opened, when "a
unus.sSIly heavy blase sent tons u
frOgem earth straight st the saloon,
swee,,iug Il clean out OF extseeuce.
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The sspsstthse 0ovssDeeC 1evsaao6
viii vsto tbe bill ve6oeiag ~ Aso -
New Yosk e3evaeed snsDWa1s - I've
cents golssu o0osjooGshoo oo0Oot3o0
In The city. He Win b 6eoeooesd
~ the toel q eosposatieas, aud Tie
populAsity With vbleh - W. waited
10 the Oubesnolosjal chair Win BE-
turned % hatred.
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spussd thess qssgaiseA The ESsosh
q ne0eso tioee baSe Glvso tAas
tsp6es sssaasae pesolssses, - ~
pese . ioGgodaeoa 80 soseoD 0oss
b abe1lshaag ssopsl1n 81 veeo
- suhsa1lusiag 10 thsir send ths
es0maDjey q iaeesest shssv. Tns
AaDesDey bss aivays besa - I'D
ssd apsly . rsu'ssy thae shall P''vs
e0oocls,os.
The American peoPls heve pa0sa
TIE pesicd wlsea soeh Dsvsneses
wess disasissed With ~ aDpsoessoos
suilhet "Coonnpislle." They dis-
cover that eaenest, cosscisstIess and
inlslligeat mes sse giving these
topics consideration. They realise
tlast evesv concession that be- been
eainsd fros" wealth Of power.
lrom Tie period uhs basoos
vsupg TIE great MagDs Chasta fsom
Kiag Jehs down to To ps<ssoe time.
~ ~ it, iHcsglieo ftso -
sanised acti',n spsiagihg fc0
The reoule. Whatever this new q.
sasisstion may AecosnplisA In reals
tapee 70 ths aggssssioss At eospeeaas
power Win be hailed - % moeb
saiaed foe pos.ulas right. Il nv
also aeeonpllsh ss0ethiag il To
,meljoe,tiso q ~ oood1Gio0 q -
boring meo. and make . more eqsal
distsibuiioa II The burde1s hetweeo
capital and hbos; but It cannot
change The social fsbsie. II Il sseks
70 modify satbes than rsvoast1ootss
Il win dogeod. Jfie attempts 70 ct
- IN independent political osyaoisa-
tion It viii Gail misesab)y; II Il hoDds
itself - . corrective to The absses of
either party Il win psvvs beneficial.
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The New Yesk papess ass wrsst-
ling with the queseios. Can there
BE- boeess hosss raoesc'' II hardly
seems poasible - long - the oppoe.
tunisy b psesested of making. sever.
81 thousand dollass BY . simple turn
u the wrist. An accomplished
jockey, 10 . s.oe where two horses
have the same reeosd, can make one
la.ss without the ut being detected.
The psssse h . n.inoe eoasidssatjoo 10
Ill rsces. Il costs mouey to kssp
aud train lsossrs. Il sesesally hap.
peas that most money en- b nede
~ lesting the fastest aniual Iosse.
The psivi'e:e reserved By associs-
tions q psteing up riden and
drivers b worthless, foe the reaeon
that the condition n The assmal put
up 10 lone 10 Axed beforehand By
fnotl and factoring. II the dIseus-
sion VI this qseslion The matter h
put In this shape: LIT The average
citizen, who considess himself thog-
ooghiv hosrst, intesrogate himself
whether. By slowing BIZ horse thres
secosds, he wouDd have . sure thing
On 4lO.0n. be would not pull . littaIe
On the ribbons. Il wosld apPeas
that New York b getting ready 10
gaml'le m sospc other peoPosilIon.
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Many q man who weae. .L.
l,ooes shines At the wrong ~xtremi,!y
In siam the people worshin u.
elephant. In this country they os s
mt 10 see him.
A 0shnlonger In never gpner,...
because his business makes H.
selfish (sell tish).
A man never ltsses lnuch tim. :.
Interviewing . bee. He genen,,"
comes right down to the point.
TO stand on ones head is the NM,
dl0lcult feat one can pert"r,n On M.
la,e. and yet the new skater sIv,,s
tries to do It.
ut II the little bits ~ things ,h.,
fret and worry u.s." says josh hi"
iuRs; I'VE kan dodge an eIephsn,
Lut We kant n.y."
IL am glad this coffee doesn't o~.
me anything" said = young man t.
his landlady. why she asked
'Because ] am afraid il would never
SETTLE"
There II nothing that more hearty
approaClles perpt tilal motion than
the yelping Ut y n,Ongrei pup whe.
Dirt separated FROM its maternal a..
cest01.
Don't you find II hurts your l.v,
to let your ct.ildre" play on IL"
aslked friend Of . suburban th~
other day. EYES," answered tlr
sentleu,an addressed. "l'ut it ,ioesl',
nurt the children"
The poet who declared that earth
had nothing softer than n woman,
heart evidently knew nothing Of ID.
head nf the dry gDt'sis clerk VIII" csns
to see her.
Everybody g0es I" Sarsttgx to
drink the water, but that cont ex.
plain Why bartentlers there are laid
SdzN . month, AMI It's hard u VI
them ut that.
Prof. Tice predicted thc llNds In
Ohio. and felt % big over it tina, b.
rays ntehing less than n quarter for
street car fsres. lie waiteti until il
he'd rained for ti,ree days.. aud then
predicted.
Hon,e genius hax invented ma.
chine % play pianos. This will tills
lonx.f.lt want. When two youux
people Of opposite rex ARE ~ the par.
i0r IN the evening the old lady don't
LeGiu to saunter In until the piano
stops.
"Have sou ever trie,l the faith
cure" asked . locg-l,airesl sa!low.
Ghped stranger, addressing gentle.
man who sat behind him IN I'rs,k-
Ism street car. II have" was the
answer. "l)o yOu believe in it, Il
do" May ] ask, then. vi what
! were you curetl::'' ''('ertaim'y. Twas
cured Of my faith.'
A scientific writer says that low
Forehead dOes NIT always Indicate *.
n0rauce. Neither does y high fore.
head denote knowledge. Many y
man whose forehead extends cIes.
over to the back Ut his neck d"e~ no,
know enough to.pull down his Vest.
"How can I lesve You my dsr'
iu4.: ~ ulurmured . Toledo lover IN
| tones OF dist ressinx thenerne>.. ~ he
observed 10th hands Of the clock VI.
pruach Y perpendicular On the dial
swell, john" responded the gir
with wicked Innocence, "iou cal
take your choice. II you 80 through
the hall sou will be liable ~ wake vi
father, and II you leave hy way o
the back shed you'll 10 likely L
wake up the dos"
| Miss rlusa Nct'llmsey Mcveish
went sailing In Walla6Out lseixh
| When her lover he uasI her. upset ''ef' u"
| wet her
All over with Old oceans sprtish.
| Miss Flora he th0ughl Il quite rough.
Ard eolDo6 her bod low T u lnOuxh;
But hoe lover be ooueht her, 1id taught Ne
that WoesTs
Like rlCAkN, y unstable tough.
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LONDON, Feb. 27.-Aecounts from
the district Of 0wee(1ose county,
Donegal, In the Northwestern Ire.
laud, indicate the cssnditio0 Of the
people - m0st distTeaojng. The
medical condition Of the people h
most distressing. The medical on
Ger a the district rspssts the chill
dreu much xlnaeisted is CONSEQUENCE
OF the scarcity OF diet aud the geuer-
81 uae d sea weed, their principal
meat. There h sick person In IL
most every house owing t. the want
Of food.
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WAsnrxorox, Feb, 3.-The NJ.
tional theatre waS ceOwoeo t0'oaeot
with one OF the most or1IJ!ooe y
ssShlies that ever eatheFtd within ito
hsla 10 Vitoes, the prsnluetiua BY Law
reoee Harrett az The Hon. George II.
Bskefs play, Francisco DaRaminyt.
if - vit6 The most enthusiastic r.
crpeion, md The curtain va ranG up
at ,he end Of the third and fourth
aets, three and four times respect
ively. Amoog those present were
President Arthur and members u
to cpbinet, Chief Justice WAITE. and
aeve9nl justices Of the SNpCoUo court.
0eoe9als Sherman. Mcclellan and W:
Mckee Dunn and y large number Of
oeoators and representatives. bar.
Tett win be entertained this evening
at the reoidence Of Ex.Ss0ator Blaine.
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Tl:naa APHIc 14WS


NV YoRK. Feb 0-1be IT,
.ccfe.iarnfio0 ~ q GIeoe meeting g
~ IN Cooper Usiee % raIce -,
- ~ fanine diGerjcaS IN Ireland
h presiding o0eses ,eed two 1eeas -
80 iron The mayor aceepttng the
invita1ion to prssido and the second
f,o9 the mayor private secreeasy Snd
ra1d that Whe0 t6e lnvtesesO0 "a
veeGide was seeepeed tho msyoa
thoaaht the 0e.ttnR 'percsy cceev;.
lent to aid suffering 1reis"d u
sse0ts M cards Of adnis Ion that
ihe matter b one IL which the mayo.
must declino tn take any part what
eVrr: ne cards Of sdlni1si0n bors
tic vorda, "l,eland for the Irish.
ne let ef was received With an.
eries Of Throw him overland:
That's the last OF hjm!
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TIE soNbsol Of raroe)l - roply -
The cbasReo a Fess1es. jnesi0lnae3nG
The Lad League With ~ Ess1eess'
bility fse ~ assaasinatio0s ID In
lasd. h.s pso6sesd 0ssh sorpssss
thsuughest 0ssat Bsitsis, sD4 given
RruopiD fbe 0 suepjejs0 thot tho
ehasRes ase tsua.
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LONDON, Fell. s6.-The government
hss now . good opportunity to restore
peace and order in Ireland. He
(ParnelD waS-cODh'lent OF vie.
tory, having million Irish
In America behind him.
The attorney general for ireland
replyinx. condemned bringing charges
without evidence. lie appealed TO
tho house whether Parnoll's arRu-
merits justified his alrOciOus charge
aRainot tho government. The jury
packing harGs was repudiated.
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NADslD, Feb. 2,-In the Senate
Yesterday, Marquee d. La VEGA
bouping0, Ministefof Foreign A0Ajss,
denied that negotlstio0s were pro:
cee1iux for the xale Of the Island
Fernando PO To Germany.
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860V0 VV0SBD 0O8SSOOs
CLgvxI.AND, Feb. H.-Thts morn.
iue The greater paSt q 4yess. Osb .!n
4 Cos stove works bupued. The
Are b sa,opected % hevo been IN
cendiary. Len: building, ~, O00s
stock >15, QUO; Inach!uesy, >IO.eUs
Insurance. ~, 80 In thirty-Soor COM
paniee.
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Troy, \. Y, Feb. S6.-Miss Mary
DanielA, = no SUED q claim for 800
90 damages against the New York
Central fcr injuries received In the
Spuyt@a Duyvel disaster. he's settled
fSr $4,000. "A. Y. vslentine. Of Ben
ninGtO0, Vt, received 5000 tor the
death Ut biz son and 5000 for the
death Of Pottef's young bride.
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Resolution OF Inquiry.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 36.-Represent-
stive Berry introduced rtssI)utiOn
to-day directing tn committee on
private lands In the house to make \
similar inqu ~ to that ordered IN tho
senate this mOfning into the validity
Of the recent decision Ut the sec.
rotary Of the interior In relation tn
the COste NADIA Del Preside land
grant.
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8eoS0D On SCU1o6WNBUGOs
COPxxHAosX, Feb. = The gov.
esnusent 10 willing % sellis the pres.
snt difficulty touching the status q
the Danes Of Ss:hleswjg On the 6aeis
that only thOss living here, who
were born before or during the year
1874, shalt be exempted from Prus-
sian military services.
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No iseoosjdesahje part q ~ Ieeib'
laaIss thae ~ beso bssQghe asWosd
st the pssest asssioo 9th 0soeeea
LeGils. use, has been a ths eeaseeeea
known - special Of claD )egisaeebeo.
Il eaouot b nd that 0oeh q i =
pespk isus except - ias - Il vie>atsa
. fasdanestsl principle. Tbs mosa
a. this special lsgisls1iea can b. -
eo.,p,lshed By esssssl saeesnsesse.
The wy hsDs nsabss a sil)s allow
jag seheol disesic1s % issoe boedu
cpold have TIE sunss authority gives
b. . uol0be0 low, slowing these a.
tsiets uPsa . vote u tbs rsss6eses b
ipeur a isdsbtedpess MT e1eoedio0
. certain PER cent. II the aasesAbse
psepesty Il sueh disGsjsk TIE vasISsa
Nssdlas bills That have besa bsough(
feevard 10 bood The debes a the vasS'
on esuntjss b a tee uast dangesosa
eiass a special lagislasiee. A gesenl
ct ID rslaeioo b towns and counties
shuuld govern the 0sa0ces aud ~
slrain H. volume q ths DEBT a ell
municipalities. There shosld be no
indueeasst aug where foe Interested
pestiae ever . come befoso the Leg
islatuso seeking u ksve iotessse n'n-
poupded by . renewal Of the obliya'
tioss they hold. The general tpeoe.
posstls,n set tos towns IL sal1eieat,
AID gives ample powers 70 towne -
pasiug 10 muniripal govesn@est.
The session b.. heea 10 much en-
xrnssed BY special legislation.
OF the class k Eisiation brought b.
fore tho Legislative. the peopositios
ls,r bouply on wild animals killed
vss discussed In oar Lat iasue. The
,.sopnsisioa for a live stuck cnnimis-
sion h Of the WORT kind q eIa-s leg-
islaiioa. The l."pIe engaged in 9th
e pussuits do Not wi<h % tax them
selves 81, go PET aonu.a foe the sup
post az such . comnAiAston. Any
bills introdUced ip the interest a
any special industry must Be trans
Ter of Loydeus frosu one to another.
Lesislsaion Of this chaSaetsr b m
democsatic. The old doctrine, that
isdustsiss that cannot live without
special privileges DO nat desefve 70
live, h the sstsr deetrise. II Mon
osss ever ..eeemes . State, and Il =
to he boped The suspieious day y MT
iar Distant, be- constitution will Ger
tslnly eontaia . c'suse, go majority
ot the progrsusive States a the Union
nov do, against III special and class
legislation. Until there - such con.
stitutional iDhili,ion the nie'u6esS Of
or Legisla!ures should rrusain true
to Demoes.lie priaeiples. and avoid
~ dasgssoss everything In vinhtion
~ thono nR3nciDleA.