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Come 81 the newspapers. commenting
up0f1 the resignation or United States
Gircuit Judge McCEary, speak Of the in
5suficiency Of the salary-which IS IS $50
per annum-urge that such positions
should pay ~ much or more than a for
inmate lawyer could make in his profess
s1onal practice, or as much al . corpora
don would pay. To this contemporary
allswtrs that Tie theory OF our inssitu-
dons ~ simplicity in public positions.
A. the Masses Of the people can never
~ rich, It Easfhe design of the fathers
~ onr system that the distance between
tho high and the low in the scale Of for-
tune should never By . great gulf which
noither side should see across. Imbued
With this idex, men Of libefality and
sWifftsut. even d tinge OF the vulgar dem
ago2ue IN their characters, opposed the
Doubling OF tbs presidents salary, and
c0ndemsf The universal tendency to
increas8 ON iat emoIuments. When the
disparity betMeen the pay Of our repub-
1ican officials Of monarchicai and arist5-
Sm4tic Europe II painted ont the fact ia
~ once admitted md the argument ar-
srered " recalling tie purposes for
which ~ insiftuteda different system.
Cd5eiai He ID the United States cannot
u Nhat u q sbroadsand It is peryeF-
sSca = tbs iAeas Of the foundeFs of our
popular aystsm 10 attempt to make il 30
Consparisons between the ordsy Of
Ehin&s n owa ard that; under any
otls6f form III government IRE not oppo-
-. aud thsfefore cannot 10 inatrDs
tigs.
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Gan. Sherman declares that his beaEsr q
horrors is full even TO the hrin1. and anotis-
az droE-eyan though that dsnp be Of the
distilled essa,ca OF presidential ssessnesa-
would caEse L 20 slop over tn a dEsa2rseable
way. Hence be says ne 8o1's vita e org
ES-Gov. John Letsher. Of Va, 65aa on
the 2sSh at hishoEne in Lexington Va Tia
governor anneu iced the death 's the ex-zov-
errar Ia q nlessags to the gerserai asssul
By. THAI body stopted heftIiug zesoIa
tiona.
Mss Ellen Terry zays she drinks LITE
Eiae ard a good deal OF strong red ses.
Whefevsr she goes she taxes Fer c4asdy o
.EagIIsa breakfast" and spirit lamp with
her.
Cowaa, whose uose Edward Freshman
broke in = private box at tire o d Guard BALI
IL New York, has suad for S1,9e0 DANA
ses- EoEn are highly respectable"
". NJ MersGfrh, z .chary Taylor'a zecrs
Rotary ct the treasury. IL defending hiruaeii
IN the courts OF PniI2deipnia asainsf The
charge of Insanity.
L~swusdowzs. governor general ofCanads,
has been appointed Knight st the Grand
Croaa OF the 0rtsr OF ST. MfcaasI AMI 81.
George.
Senator Ingalls, says that ne is not . can
didsss for the position on the bsEch mad,
vacant by the r~e.ignatian OF fudge McCrary.
Calvin Ellis of Boston has given ous-
right $50. eco to Harvard collage, aad as
nrpch more a.-sc the dsash OF . aistsr.
Mrs Clifton died in the ~PhfiadeIphf
Academy Of MUSE, Will. going 10 . sest Z
the balcony, &sdnes5ay the sd.
john G. Thompson e~z-ssrg.ant at arms
OF the house ~ dangerously Ill al CoIuna-
has, Dali. ~Ish lung fever
The P~nilarelphia democrats have renom-
irstsd S.nsusl G. King for mayor
John Curtis and wife, Madsozd, celebrated
their golden wedding.
Fred DOUGLASS declines 10 apologize fol
taxing 8 whise wiz.
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s~EssrE-Senaso- Hosr reported to-day
3nl siIe committee on judiciary, ar anti.
poiygamy bill. which embraces The pfinci
pal features oil the Z imunds bill insroducse
in the present session, and ndds Other
PROVISIONS originating with the commit.
tee. He said that he did not hinss.lii*Yortbai
cfsase of the eiil wh ca ttquires tae exc.u-
sion OF women iton suffrage IL tina. testi-
tory.
The senate, after appointing a committee
on its part to attensS = ~fuutrai. q iurRef.
Tnec9mnitles coBsiSts Of Aeszss. Blu lsr,
PtnSlson and Hiii.
House. -Tmmediasely a ter me reading o.
the ~3urnal tue data OF E. W. Mickey Q!
S3nrh Carol na. VINO died r~eceatIy of crit
onitis, Was announced. Tsecu4toniary reg
olutions we're adutfei. AID the hou.e, IS a
marx Of rtsot et To the memory of the de-
ceased. adjourned after appointing the fol-
loving committee TO take charge OF the iun.
esat arrange,, ea,.:i Ressrs. Psftiboue.
O'Hsra, Davis tMe.G Hemphill, Bisbee AID
Willis.
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From the clc vo-ld.

At C~oilinswood. Ontario, ". RoIf. a nler.
chant, was aroused by a loud EXPLOSION in
his store. Hastily dressing he ran to sscer-
tain the cause, sherenpon five burglars as
sauited him with pistols, firing several
thots. Being q msn Of nerve and unverad-
ed, Role shovel fight and the burglars fzft,
fesri z the arrival OF assistance, but on re-
treating fred more yoite ys in ALL, ten Or If
teen shots While Roi e, sill unbarmed
was examining h had been stolen, the
burglars reiur red end appeared about to
make another attack, brt tae appearance OF
some neighboss frightened then away.
The train besring the remains oiHerr
Lasker has arrived a. Be,lin. There was
no official reception of the body. At the
depot we're members Of the WslEeck ard
workiIgnssnis scctetisa. AMI several repre-
sentstiyea OF tie local aad foreign press and
q ngmoe of ladies'. The funeral car was
decorated with gar,auds and white and
black ribbons. The body was soleInnly
conve5ed to the synagogue.
John Livingstone, MANAGER OF the Do
ninion Iron c,mploysat Toronto, hes en-.
tered actio, against the Mail for iisel, claim
ing 10000 damages. A correspondent
implied khat Livingstone received large
sums of money of the Gefunct Exchange
bank rom President Craig. his brother in
Law, which, he invested in a bolt con- pa,iy,
and for which no account WAS given.
The Paris Temps says the language OF
the Marquis Tseng. the C1inese ambassador
continues mist warlike- He Is only await
ing An attack on B4cninh to make q formal
declaration OF war against France. The
Chinese government haa ordered the vice.
roys Of different provinces TO report immt-
distely the number OF soldiers they can for
cfsf.
a Kingston, Ont, disratch says: Settlers
in the rear tovhehips are in danger o! sssrg-
Ing, or accouu. Of snow stopping all iraHH1e
Luu,bsr dealers autographed that unies.
ihey ees p.oyuiuns they viii be Obliged to
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GEyATE-Mr. Hale reported avo-ably
he house joint resolution for she Greedy re-
lei ezpedltou- Ice seaaSe voted daEu ell
attempts to limit the expenses nf the ez-
Psditioa after agreeing to an amendment
De yolzatsers- The joint resolution was
agreed 10.
The joint resolution aLfcga ing the Ha-
wsiisn treaty was reported adversely. B is
were Introduced for the prsser vatiou o. tor
esfs CT ths p1asic domain adj rcsas to tbs.
sources OF navigahEs river. and their al
Husats, aD6 authorizing the rs:u-n 10 CHINA
of the responded balance OF the Chinese
Indemnity fcrd.
The senate Peter French, C~oIernto, cnlec-
oF OF customs.
Possmsstere-Hsnry C Payne. Milwau
6es; R,ners V. BogErf, Beavr- Dinr, Wis;
Clark H GgIl, Cuet,n, lows; & G. Ravne.,
Csaserrtls, lows; Barney C Wilson, Wsh-
peton, OAK; Lucus WaiEney, Billings,
Mont.
EorsE-The bill appropria'ing Il, .5A,0ee
Tor relate on tobacco and ST ss5 for the
axpeazss of the legislature CT New Mexico
PASSED. A bill was introduced making
fraudulent claimants to pateats aud .saut-
aieu. vendors OF pateatsd articles guilty. OF
misdeuasanor.
Mr.. Msfas made a statement which
amounted to this: The segs8se has jass
passed q resolution allowing tvsry senate
not Chairman of The standing committee :
CLERK ct Sc Per day end til Information.
bsvtng betn Communicated to the mouse,
the itq Try was uade from s vEEal Eourees
Why ni-ane-s shoriI nct be allowed mil
ar privileges. M B-iford Of Colorado got
in one o. his chsrsc srsstic speeches On
this auhiscs. He SAID he
WIS sNspnasd with Eaters
i petitions and 5u-ihesz OF sil kinds from Ms
| constituents and hrd to y-rk EiEe G cart
horse ell cay. Besides this M Bedford saiI
he had to pay s. or so q Gay tor fr,atags.
7 He wanted to srow WY . u!eTsDsr st.outi
rot have the same pr Y sese accorded tn SER
trors, There Wss sood zeal o. r4oaey IL
the treasury arr Mr. Pc f573 Esrted 10
TAT soME OF The ksas or s!LEGs
sspEeEt amay l.t iAs Vaults For itE oe4e6F oi
nIsfnasrs Of the hcEse. THIS p-eposition
created Considerable ar3Cscrasa:.
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Tjlisn 9. Abbott, for tan years cashier of
.hs Uniol II .rket National bank OF Water
tom, Mars, has a9sconded, taking fouGs
OF the hank apersga,iifg, 90 far as knows
sS1, 161. Tore is besides q p.nk check
gone from the check book, while uson the
stub there ia no record showing there an
other sum Of doubtful quantity to be added
to the / ank's loss. The general feeling at
Wa.ertown is one OF SURPRISE, al hough
those familiar with the csshiet's bApiis say
they teHred something OF ths kind
void rssujt. Abbott was At hts post at the
cloeiag Saturday tbs 26 o, His failure to
appear the 18Th led to the discoyelyof the
defaic,t iou. Abbo t was OF plessing address,
q m mber OF the Baptist chnrc ], and unut
within biz months. tre.surer.oft tue Water
town Savings haak. he is areut forty years
old, and hss q wife and four children Il fz
bel,evei that 3 woman accompanied him in
EisDssht.
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TGnFT- MGHFH CONGRESS-.


sSEaw.
sErArx.-Ene bill sr tbs rsIief of Fit.
saha Porter WIS .avSrabiy reported Var
resolutions OF inquiry we're ado pesd,
also one TO Investigate the alleged political
-sizzssaIssiaa sni murder at PanviIIe, Va,
md IN III ssfsaFpaf. 4 joint resolution
a1slsoriSSag Aaaoa Reynolds OF the UGised
Aaaea navy 10 accept \ dse5rasioa TO the
emperor OF A1ssria asr arsvarT in savias ffsa
lives of the crew Of an AEstrian hafE, wa4
lf.aptst a.Esr = l0rr tiacts@s:sn-
1Rs Saslafa C aafoened tas toGic wing nova
nations. tsaas. A. Fay l5fr Esnsas, sasals as
Sac and FoL llc1sn ageseE; VIeatine r.
Me+tiIt elddy, Dsaso .. agsrf ss PiEs E dye
a2e' cy- AssnstLis j. WlrFhingtou, U4its1
States diatrtcs s1sS3rrsy, D snrlee OF Eo!r,Il-
nsa: Hetry E. a@tssoa, pension ager.S,
kaslxyitts, Fesn.; Horace Ausis, segiase.
iand Office, Fisrse, Ds1-
t'osfn .sterl-M c:iaei A. Flanagan,
Fort SenGot. Mont; #arhaat PARKS, 0eur-
emo noe, VIE
hats1.-A Iotns reaol1ttou wis adop.si
.aaGztag the oM ,ars ali crag OF tia rev.
ergs cutter D zter tor ehsfr brave conduct
"a saving people az tae xreekei steamer
City OF G iiarnnas. a iojus resofnt1on wa
htop ed aaorUptiating a.Eee0 Tor ehs rsiet
Of destfSu1e E.nIans IN MeUslfaa. Toe bill
10 ina1ts rae proaipr dsiivery ap to mkt
nighE, IN ciTig having ths tres deEvsTv sYe-
TEN, OF letters bearing in-csas stamps in sd-
dlti.fu to Lbs rsgE&ar postage, Was dtscasssd
"a crnsraisass OF tie whofe.
MIR. WskeGeid iasso8;1es1 \ jciaE res
/ nseff7n h-lng she bead OF navigation OF sas
Mssatsosa river N the STATE OF Minnesota.
l. Ill 3 sas head OF uggissriott ss o poin-
Ola .ars RIVER where the rsas lice ben cen
ranges a3 and il west et the Et1h prime. pal
nl-fidiaa crsssses tha river, sa:c. range line
BEN z tie easlsrLs Boundary Ct Rel wood
connEy.
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Hesaad ciun nas a4Eefnfsh = ensnn1itfas 10
efrs1ga 1os pfipsf niofsnafy nraars fac
Jerome u Coal'hs.
Fhe assianees OF Psser Herass, sas tnvsn-
ter ~ the stsrsii. COACH, VINO onrH Nnnsed
Psnnsylvazlia to set CT . csuuty Of BIS
er~. nags nsarsT ci -sed 1p hSs satafe ar 2le,-
s,rrsstE
10nn Aorusi, 'oots ana anees. fohiassl-
phia, has made u, assignment. Ee refzses
- - - srs esa haI. .sn anrsss.f anasn.t
Fgrsonia aErsre or 4 s,,aa aeaIyr AZ she sire
cisys
Tbs Virginia tsyi4I.tr.r. hv . ewaLshfrt,.
ssritv n.s,s / two h41Is au.r t,r g,,z.r.
nors yafcl Ths aiII nassai tasss srnrr, rne
governor the power TO appoint dlrecrsrs of
Ernatlc asytans-
TIE EiaaSl5tiss Of Jaa,es z. Pond. Boston.
manager al coEspaaiss esa lscfurea, are
! aneut 81 rotlli no assesE- TIE l.anslirisa OF
Charles Il Hspgood e TO, wool Dealers
". sAsseeo
oafssf HARRISON, N opening q rev hisn
sc,1osi W Sateaso rscshSty, tataSioa@1 ahs
sennaats ssainst FeadIns sHs ssspansf a
$500
ia noIlaatlon OF eS-5 vsfaaf Fosesr .s
$3.50 Nv r 1870 Ga.slr NE ss;sr.e 81 ~
( tbs orr. ssr IT, hg - v.., r. ia n,vs
Tha na.b~ - Co.. c,t. .a,s ss-.
- - -.
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The Champion Novelty in Official
Lsfe.

Washington Special: The champion
novelty of the age IN the line OF oH "a hold
ing is John n. Il ain OF Iowa, who was APP
pointed governor OF IIsho territory in
March les. Vines his frat quarters
pay was sent him he ietrrned it With
his compliments to fhe treasury. The &C
counting ofiesrs tsvirg no other method o,
~cisposing OF it tnrnen it over to tue con-
sciencs iund. Mr.. Irwin in 8 letter TO the first
controller, etj-cts very positively to this. He
ssys he returned tire money because he
n.y desired the office Of governor for the
honor Of the position, ard cares nothing
abnus the tmo!urnents. He desired that
an honorable" fun be created aud that
tee money wtich III returned be deposited
to its credit, and says thst as % as the
balance of his salary Is reuIi,ted to him he
will reiur.s i. ior credit to the fund. As
This is the first instance of this character in
the history OF Inc aovtrnms t. and as there
is not much probability OF a second csss,
the secretary mas not decided to establish
the honorary" fuEd. Perhaps be will re-
fer the QUESTION to the attornev general,
whose 20 xerfui asd ssiu,e mind is Sc well
calculated to graphic WIT abs:ruse points.
In the mean tine, ii any OF the dime nau.
ssuns can niske an engagement win Gov,
Irwin ne woul he a greater card than Scr.
seant Msssn OF Bsrnum's white elephant.
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4 hill hxs been introduced into the
ssnate thst Will tend to prevent the ex-
toxtiD1s of attorneys. il it becomes q law.
IL provides that tbs rsgular fee Of $40 is
nj % BE- p9id until the pension is al
towcd. No other fee II to be allowed ex-
espk fn exses where y special contract Is
6Ied III the pension ofice and approved
~ the commissioner, and til u It shall
NJ exceed ~. Extraordinary services
nay ~con1nland an additional fee OF s25.
These esyfnents shall be made by the
aRsrt 81 the pension Office in whose
distinct the claimant shalt live, and PEN
Inn attorneys shall make q sworn State
mentof the amount that they have re-
eefyed III their services Any false
~stateusent viii subject the offender to .
fne o1 ok 900 or imprisonment no. ex-
seedinz two years, or both, in the dis
ercsfon Of tina CONT
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The wicked newspapers are making
i good deal Of fun over the tented ex-
penses Of the United States Senate late
Iy published. From the accounts Of the
ssTssantss~arms, II appears thai each
senator averaged. deddcting Sundays
md adiournm.snts. over three quarts Of
mineral rster = day during parts Of the
aonths Of July and August, 1882. Ths
FccnSnmpfion 81 Apoiiinaris IN these
months was also tremendous, the bills
m this beverage a~egregating $4,000.
During the same months the ice bills
WeYs $l0O7. and the enorna0us total Of
NJ 600 p0unds Il reported as consumed,
u nearly 800 pounds for each senator,
deductinx Sundays and adiournments.
Gcr The months Of July, and August.
Aeventsen hundred tso-grain quinine
pills we're Msnished for senators, who
must haye mad attacks of mslaria, and
preferred moi 10 cAIi In d doctor. This
- riidi uions enough 10 one who does
not nnderskaad that 8 large portion OF
s4hs Apollinaris, ice bills, auinine, DC,
sands Tor dne wines and cigars, which
could not BE- named without 4 still
gEsatsr scandal.
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Down on Dyn.mi,e Business.

The Cincinnati Commercial G4z ate pub
fishes 81 open letter from John Byrne, vice
president of the Irish National league of
America. to Patrick Ford, editor OF the
Irish World, taking strong Z csptions to
Ford's cslt for au "eGiersency iuad," to be
subject TO bis judgment Q one wiston &C.
counrasiiisF, Tor the purpose OF wsging
va, with EngIsnd. Mr.. Byrne claips inst
such a cnurse as ibis fund implies wouls be
regarded by ali civil z d naf;nns ss suerilia
warfare, r.voItirg TO the b4iiigerent uses of
the age and thsy xonia be hound flonl silt
~irterest to assias England in crushing 1t.
He protests egainss aiio~irg Ford aud
Rosa ana thar class To liz 3 standard or
which 95 ier cent. ct Isishmen and Irish
politics ssa.i he messared- Mr.. Byfne
closts by saving be h.iiares he can rely on q
rsiarity oftne I,ish element III Arierics.
including The hnsrsss and professional
classes, iosuppoTt this declaration.
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Doinss OF CRIMINALS.

On the evening OF the a5sh at ahoa. s
O'clock. . youeg lady OF perhaps eSshseen
sura asers, OF prepossesssng appearance and
moving IN the Fest social circles Of Min
neapotis, vas gefrg quietly 10 Ter hou,e.
vhsa she WIS knocked down and brusaFly
ourrs ged By sa unknosn villain rho e-
Gated
The safe In the pssstofHce Ct Harrow, oas.
fifteen o. twenty rsiEss from Windsor, OPP
pasits Dssroit, was blown ocen Sunday
morning the 9Th ard ynhsed OF $3.50 worth
OF stamps and about SI5J cash. A large
quantity of goods Was also taken from
the store in which the postofhcs is To-
Gated
TIE indictment against Roger Amero Of
Plympton, n. s, for tia murIsr OF Mrs.
Eta G. Carlton viii be noIle-prossaaied Ia
Boston. Amero Is sdiadses srs,ae. He
brother and two sisIers tesanas insane
through mental agony caHDed py the terri
ble acelsasic1 againss him.
Mrs. Mary Arm White, wife o. The keeper
OF the View York uaossus, died recently
| from criminal m~aFp.scdce. Fertha Eashsn
vsa ARRESTED She It'd only tesn cut oil
| prison a tsw Eeess, where Abe wss confined
for q sinlilsr { 1eass.
4 man named W.ab got into q difficulty
In J cssoa csanty, AIS. Nth three broth
ers named Wiihurn, HI Led tSo and fatally
woEaded the third Tae origin was a rri7l-
| al matter,
Daniel Reid. formerly a Psnnsyivani /,
railroad conductor, vas convicted in Phils-
dalpnis as charged With conspiracy to de-
fraIld the company.
Anderson and soy1e- were hanged on the
| 9Th frss., st Mount Vernon, lid, for the
murder OF James Van Weysr. II years o.
sge-
Ayobbsrs roost was discovered by Mr..
and Ms Jtnss fi1shrie OF Denver, recent.
~, IL . guleh near Webster, Colorado.
Petsnehy, the murderer OF Mrs F,oitz
helm al Auburn. N. Y has been sentenced
TO hang March 81
Two OF the Minneapolis trio OF thugs wer,
held for the grand Jury, end the Other dis
charged. 4.
James Turner. OF Arno, Mo Is found t.
have been murdered Tor his money.
At Chicago Mrs. C tadwica killed hersel
In the room O: her paramou-.
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.clsse down their shant5es. Such q state ai
aGs-s nsvsr extstei IN that Iacatisy b<fars.
The Ensaiaa government has ordered
Cuuna LasisnsK > Polish ]sns9owner, to
seis bis property ard quit Rzsssa, rhe
esurt ia acct1.ed Of &C uda.:elng Cataalia pro.
pagaE,t.a meetings and exciting pso pie
against the government.
Russia K a farrnaI demand on T1r-
ksy to immediately paw 253 91o ati | owing
OF ri.s Indemnify exacsst aEssr scs TErka-
EaEain war.
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Ek~szifsnsiG efectaoueeriax WORK ut
Nasbirstgn Il daily exhibited TO the
NllbAr ii shs vast nunntser of campaign
~ sarty hstehed and Tying thro1xa
~ III. ssrae Of yhem srs raifdIy called
.nnardss Gnd become partially disesed-
- uhSts the rsajosity RE calculated
y nnzsnes uss II the ruszl districts.
UseetinK readers viii be astonnhed
tslsarn DIS Iok q unprineipIed Boz
asMsass already employed and st
- Ii the esosning casnpaign currency
fssnns Gde % the other, and that ttais
e1h tolerated By men who rs
sl1ns ~ ~ respected
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Hen Milo White will introduce . BIZ il
the hou:e granting q pension o 81 pc,
month to ali who s=rved in the army Gu
ing the Int war who we're not disabled, a,c
sa per month TO ali who were oisatiet by
reason Of wounds received while in II.
service.
The supreme court will take q recess
from Monday, Feb. 4, ua',l Monday, March
8.
The Chinese new year was celebrated at
The Cn.ness legation recently By q recep.
iion given by axe ChlLeos A.I1isief, CluAg
Ts.o in, whicn WAS ailenned by n large
iUinD Der vi persons.
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G0sT. Robinson Of Massachusetts,, rec
0MmeAds the enactment ct an insoiv-
e1Ey - which viii afford debtors who
swsIsnfhau e 0 shS snne privilege OF
q da1EhssHs ffDtn their debts which debit
- q larger anlo0nts enjoy Gov.
Robtnsra spoke q politieaI economist
0WsiEsas : hnrsAlse ma when he said;
AItfs afssys wise and sanitary TO devise
hgiasAti0a 81 sucb s character as viii
ras-h ths hlnplest sud poorest cisizen,
wtlo hns no voice bs1k his own TO present
M reeds.no power In combination with
ettSsrSt 70 Smphasfxe his opinions The
&Exnishes pToceas In Massachusetts is
06ena terror To honest but poor people,
aud itls % BE- deprived Of some Of its
tsfrcrs b weekly parnaents instead Of
Mouthty.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-08
The Casualsr RECORD.

=. E. Gillette, yardmasser Of the Illinois
Central railroad at Cherokee, Iowa, was y
SANITY killed =kile attem ptiag to u~ucoup!e
. moving car. He slipped ard fell across
lows.
Thomas Carroll, yardmaster Of the Lacke-
wanna road a. Buffalo. N. Y, died on the
18th inst. He was struck on the head with
q coupling iron By Frederick Dietrich.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-08

1f0 insurance. people had 9 bard
dmeGf 4 IEst ysar 20 atcourt OF the
- IoaSes by Ere-b1rtfte life insurance
inasfsst, nos only escaped troua4s. bat
!scxuslty was more successful than ID any
- u ~ p~FevToas HISTORY There
Wtss AoE only NO faii1res zrls51g tire
texitfmate okdIfus companies hast year,
hi btsinea WITH nexxEy I'LL of them was
e~0nIdesx0IIy Id excssso Of tnateyer before
-. 1hs total arsosrat OF Few policies
N1itseu durirg 1851 computed to be
0ssx @31yfS10sa0 more than was ever
moed bssose IN aszinniFar space Of tIrae-