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Editors IN Court
CHARGE or CRIMINAL LIBKL-"RAKING UP OLD
aORESn

A telegram 70 the N. Y. Herald from Wilkes
barre, Pa, Dec 8, says The oase Of A. K. Mo
Cure, editor Of the Philadelphia Tmes, charged
with criminal libel, preferred by J. c. Coons.
editor Of the WilKesbarre NespsdeoIer, came up
in court here this morning for trial The al.
legged libel consisted of q Washington dispatch
to the Times, under date OF May 30, 1855, in
which II was stated that COonS was Ia Wash.
ington In the interest OF bis partner, g Bruce
barre postmastership, and that Coons had been
prosecuted tor perjury and conspiracy In Ln'
when called, testihed that he was editor OF the
1sses and Mr.. Murray, who contributed the ar.
ticle, was one OF his correspondents; that Coons
had written him not to rake up old sores, and
that he then gave Instructions In the once not
70 deal harshly with Coons In the future Coun
sci for the defense c0ntented that as Coons wa,
trying TO hoist man into public life II was nc
more than right that the appointing power and
the public should be made aware OF the char
Acter q the men wEo were backing the appli
cant II was claimed that the article was
privileged Communication, and that under ths
Was not concluded.
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The Situation i'm Gtar,-
THE SALT LAKE CITY COUNCIL Deny r,

THE SALT LAKE CITY COUNCIL DENY THE Ru-
MoRs or AN INTENDED UPRIsINe
The Salt Lake City council, which is COM
posed oil Mormons, for several days past has
peen investigating the rumors OF an uprising OF
Aormons. As "A result of that work n series OF
resolutions have been adopted which affirm
that, after searching inquiry, such ru-
1nors as had taken definite form wer.,
reluted, among which the following.
,ha e laimors ol arned men lining the road 60
capturing Deputy Marshal Collins " no shot 5.
M"ihhon; rumors of threats 10 lynch Collins:
tnat arms ana ammunition were stored in tho
ufhing office; that Mormons had armed and
were organizing an outbreak under the direc-
ton OF leaders i'm the city and outer settlements
10 march at moments notice, and rIl.nors OF
Ihe Insecurity OF life and property of non Nor
resolution was adopted "thai the reports ana
ruihors Oh condition OF affairs other than OF
the most peaceful character prevailing here arr,
laise' mat AT no Time heretofore have the lives
anu property of non-Monmons been more
secure than at the present; that reports Ia the
contrary are credited TO federal officers OF
.his territory, circulated tor purposes best
known 10 themselves, and that such reports
whether circulated 10y them or oihers have de-
famed the city and injured its people,
The Salt Lake Tribune says of the above re-
port: The best answer is "A brief statement OF
the facts As the Edmund law has been eve.
e t tne rage and hate of the Mormon people
nave Increased. The fury has been daily
intensified by the Mormon press. which has
pictured the federal officers as the scum of the
Va aho We tAetudoh Oh the law persecN-
ton. The affairs OF July T. the open threats of
the Mormon press and OF the preachers the
assaults on The houses OF federal officers and
the beating of the deputy marshal were but
steps leading to one certain point The at
tempted assassination OF Marshal Collins
brought affairs To climax, and violence was so
imminently threatened that MANY believed ~
would come. The Desere Ne,cs cried out ask
Ing how much longer IL would he before the
people would be reused 10 fury. Two DAYS
later the Herald declared that the public mind
was wrought up to pitch that would be dan
gerous In any other community. IL then pro-
ceeded 10 describe Deputy Marshal Collins as O
murderer, and as far as possible TO further In
flame the populace. Outside the Mormon press
was quite as violent. In such emergency Gov
Murray, backed by great many citizens.
stated TO the President the facts aud also that
the federal officers and non-Mornons were ut.
terly without protection In the face OF an armed
host, and asked that orders be given 10 Gen.
McCook to insure tranquility. What was done
was mere prudence. An order for the station
have been made long ago."
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AN ALbE6tD 81 KAPHAEL
By CUSTOMS OFFICERS AT CHICAGO.
A Chicago dispatch says government inspec-
tor on Tuesday made the seizure OF one OF
Raphaers original paintings, "Virgin and the
Book" valued at $4,000, on the ground that
the duty had not been paid The history OF the
picture, as related by Honore Keiffer, its pres
ent owner, Is a remarkable one. Keller, who
was formerly an art dealer In Paris, acquired
the painting, he says, from Benedictlne monk.
Failing in business, he packed mp his treasure.
took steerage passage to New York, whence he
went direct to hls brother at Waterloo, Iowa,
his baggage passing unchallenged through the
custom house. His brother, learning the value
of the painting, secured IL secretly and started
for Chicago, but was followed by Keiffer and
arrested before he could sell it. keifler then
put his treasure In . safe, where it remained
until the opening OF the Calumet club reception
at Chicago q few days ago. The customs officers
and Others call the painting worth S75 900 or
$4,000. II is on panel Of wood about two
feet and a-half long by eighteen inches broad,
and has a very venerable appearance. On its
back is fastened parchment document in
Raphael's handwriting and bearing his sigma
ture. Also on the back of the picture are sew.
eral seals, one being that OF Pope Clement XIV.
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FOR RENT-RooMs

EsOR RENT-T0 A 0ENTLEMAN An EY0IJI-
the city: private family reference exchanre6 Ad-
dress Box l65, Star Office. SIS.lm
ESoR RENT = NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY
6ouse facing park and Massachusetts, avenue: open
pres convendent 70 I'VE lines cars; terms moderate
lOI1-lOl0 lOth cor. Mass ave nl3 I'M
NOR RENT-l754 M ST. \. W TNTFRSET.TION
OH ana Conn aves., choice locations elegantly
Ninished COMMUNICATING Parlors and chambers, or
enHIe nouss complete In It's appointments; telephone
suitable for an Meals served ifdas,red; no chill
ofeni reference Call between IL and pm nlO-lms
EGR kENT;IHANDsodELY, AND NEWLY.
anacs open nres extensive and delghto ootook
beautifui furnished unfnrnished rooms third floor
'front.' every convenience, 2023 st. NV Reference
e1enAn9ed rem ave. cars pass the door. nlO-lm
ESOR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENTs. FUR
a lished, in private dwelling: convenient to the
notes. Apply to w. q. DENISON, 923 f st. n ".
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Mr.. Patrick Egsn says Parnel has promised
20 come to America. and he (Eganl believes he
viii come.
The Texas conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church south, by an almost unanimous
vote. refused 20 recofnmeod change of the
name q the church.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT SIX MILES
XAnom " ashingtoB. containing liz acres all under
high state of cultivation II has every convenience
for easy and frstcass farming, and the marketable
produces more than the expenses of the place The
mansion was recently designed by q well-known Ros-
Also tNo good dwelling houses for foreman other
hands As a suburban home il is luxury. and needs
Boston.
Inquire OF owner. s. r. PRIEST, on the place one
mile from Tskoma Station, ID. c.. Metropolitan
branch. Ii. and o. Il. K Post Office address BOX :SS}3
washington d. c. nlS-4w*
EoR SALE-IMPROVED FARM IN VIRGINIA,
y not Tar from the city, near fourishing village
inquire at 1923 New York ave, after PIN Mo- ms
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Nrvrn SucH BAReA1ss

~ @$StSs - xOIS AMI q NA<OAoASSV
"a are onaFed n the Great Sample Sale Of Men.
Boys and Children Clothing, opening ct ga nh street
ssnd Mems Boys and Childrsns suis and 0yercests
best goods Many of them will he sold q les
insn tae cat ofthe gooaa say nothing about the mai
:smpis Suit worth go cAa Be bought feT GA 0ysr.
over haEprica Ghildrsns OyeIcoas = less then you
mo1v nf ~ G Pay iSi me sne s sle
made q the best Englsh, French and Ameriean
SUITE thar sold fsr ia 70 Gao al less than twOhifd:
Of the cosk There are no better goods made many Of
them superior % the bsst ordered work Mems sIits
sIaLt at $h epd 90 UP % SID; Boys suits 70 70 DO
Gnildrens suit 42b0 70 60 and 0veScosts tor Men:
the 6ess bsrgans Of your me e any q thee goods
g 10 sl.the price Of them was "a %. q. s750. %,
~ ana NO, aSea. 70 .. just think OF II You can
nave your choice Of this lot for $300 Little Oyercoas
tcr hall price. Aen's Pants 75c. sl e1t0. % up g
~ We have lot OF Prince Albert Coats, Black
Goth formerly sold for s1sS2O and $22-your choice
to-day tor $l2.
II would be impossible to enumerase the thousands
o. good things In Clothing for Men, Boys and Chii.
sssn Come and sse f.. yenrse ne Great ssls Of
s Sys; Lex fcs sne sEn..sa%ps Suits and gu sss
TUESDAY M0RNING.1k Id o'cI0ck. al
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, SMALL HOUSE
w with modern Improvements. Address, giving
location and rent, 8. q. o., Star office. di03t*
WANTED-TO PURCHASE, Upon REASON
w able terms, six TO eigbt-room House with mod
ern improvements: brick preferred. Address, with
nll particulars. g. A. r.. Star office. d5-7tt
"ANTED = JANUARY 1ST, FOR FOUR
w months or more. House suitable for family
ofsix youngest girl of eight. 1t must be good
house we'll and fully furnished located in the vicinity
T3, Star Office. dS-6ts
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WANTED--ROOMS.

UyANTED-TW OR THREE PLEASANT
w Rooms, with Board for gentleman aud wife, 3
year-od child and nurse. Must be reasonable and in
northwestern part OF the city No fancy prceswi be
paid Address, stating particulars, > W., star Of
kce 1T
"ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w Room. with Board Terms must be low. Address,
stating terms, BROKER, Star Office da-2t<
-VXyANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for rent will find il greatly their
advantage register full particulars the
directory for renting rooms. ST. Cloud building, curner
9th and + SITS, Room IL ONCE open daily from 3
Am. to 6p.m- ROBERT II. kINSELL. d5-6t%
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THE ATTORNEY GENERALS RE
PORT.


A NEW CODE OF LAWS REcoMNENDEp--pIs-
TRICr JCRIES-THE JAIL AND REFORM
SCHooL-RAILRoAD IN wAsHlNGroN-Pgo-
JUSTICE, ETC
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
OsT.A PACKAGE OF LETTERS, NEAR l4TH
81 The binder viii please leave at Star Office and
receive reward Its
OST.oN TUESDAY, DECEMBER STH
sehtisman's f0ckeihook, containing $3.50 In
money, ara papers valuable only to the owner $50
rswara AM no questions asked, H returned to JOHN
o AMnAoh, .th street road. City: II
OST-EAR RING, BUTTEROUP AND SMALL
= Diamoad Setting. Finder viii be rewarded il
returned TO Miss Lizzie MONTAGUE 2O7 18th st.
n lis
osT-A BLACK AND WHITE CARRIAGE
- DOG: answers TO name of Dixey. Return 70 1901
SoEnecteuI ave dIO3ts
Il oSr-GOLD GIRL WITH A STONE HANGING
r1m lls NECK The finder will be rewarded BIZ j.
> III REE corner T,h and sts n. W. dIV2ts
oST-SOLD sPECrACLES AND LEATHER
IL Ease W treasury building on Decenlber 3ti,.
ayr ~ AADfS Hotel. corner Sd 81. aud Pennsyt-
wanna ave, ana get liberal re ward. dlO-2ts
L oSf-sCDftH COLLIE PUPPY, WHITE SPOT
on necs Drown legs small white spot fore foot:
ft ieather and metal collar with paddock. sui table
reward Tor return to 1722 1 81 do-3ts
L Osr OR STOLEN-ON GOING IRON THE
II NATIONAL heater, . Gold Hunting Watch Of Ar.
soid n Fra6isham's make. liberal reward will BE-
given on delivery OF the same 2O07 d02ts
SS REWARD-LOST, ON DECEMBER 7rH A
&QeJ small Cold Cross. frested with leaves one
siae ead - engraved name ON The other, Finder vii
teaYe u nsas ounce and receive aboyo yeWaRa d42&s
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TNOR RENT-THE NEW STORE ROOM AND
II Cellar 1OlS ST. nv This Is excellent business
location THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
dl03t GIT St NV.
Tor RENT-A FIRST-CLASS LOCATION FOR A
II Bank, Brokers Office or Insurance tCOmpany's
Office. on 18th St. opposite the u. s. Treasury Pos
session January 1st 1856 Price, - 400 per annum.
Apply at us 18th St n3OLIm
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300 H st. n. w.lOr-$S3. 33
1872 p st. NV, 1lr-......7O
HAS n st NV, 10r...--65
2016 Htllyer Pl., 1Or.--60
iSO2 21st. lar. M. 80
I2131 X st. n. W.. Sr.-......6O
1912 18th st. NV. ,Sr- 40
/ 1884 Goth st.n.W., Sr......36
ID HOUSES.
HOS + st. NV, 17r...$l5O
llT65 y st. n.w.,13r.......l75
l446 ADMINISTRATION
l341 N.H.ave., l1r......l25
3l0l P st.n.w.,l 1r.......150
1900 If st NV, lOr.....lOO
Road st. w. Wash. ..4l0.67
Cr.4th &Fayette, W.W.AS5
l3OS 10th st.n.w., Tor. 900
1907 n st.R.w,10r..... $50
Ala 4th st.n.w. ,1Tr......l5O
l2l7 N st. n.w.,l3r......2OO
laos III st. NV. 2Or....-45O
t22OS 14th ST. NV. Sr.....66
1Ol2 44th st. NV, 16r.. 800
by permit ffom
AS ]. FISHER d CO,
1924 II street northwest
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A DvERTIsERA CAN LEARN THE COST OF
xnany Proposed line Of Advertising at GEO ROW,
ell q COS Newspaper Advertising Bureau. 10
spruce st- New York. Sand 1Oc. for lyO.page
Pempnies ooutaanang lists of newspapers and advers-
II AIDES WILL FIND TT 10 THEIR ADvAN-
~ a<e 70 call - JEANNEHEF6 Reliable Hair
ssoFe, 1929 = q. NV Fine Hair Work and Hair Cut
Wy specially. khell ano Fancy T0t1ee AxtacleA
AZ OUI6 CHAFuIR PRACTICAL COOK AND
LCAserer. single pishes Dinner Parties end Re
eePsaona NO 1A1A Ct NV, near 18th T., WashinSr
Oonleceaoaas. 1a06 a4sh r. n ~, WIN be Promptly
rs,.sae..47a a4f sAAIkssJ5 ,oaO ys.,,t
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[NOR RENT.

EOR RENT
II 2404-6-8 Pa. ave. $50
1910 10Th n. w.. Is rs.1W
1863 p NV, II rs. .S3.34
17O5 N NV, 1Or......8. "a
1914 10Th n. w.,l2rs......T5
1905 Conn. av., IL rs. 10
Hardwood ave. 1Ors......5O
1902 14th st. W.,1Or.. go
240S Pa, av. NV, l2r.. AS
3O3 NJ st. n. W., 12r........40
630 NASSAU. n. e., Sr. $3.50
450-46S Wash. ST., dr. %
1915 10Th n. W.. 6rs.....-2O
OFFICES.
1847 Pa. av. NV, I'd 100
45S La. ave-, I'd stOry....25
323 ALI st. {Chauncy b'fg)
several Office rooms
Basement 331 AZ st......l5
de b. II,
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LNOh KENT
Il Cor. 18th & NY, av..
40r.. m.i............ $25O.OO
1466 X. !. av, 12r. ,mlS3.33
10th ST., bet. o & P.I66.67
1913 N. H av :, Is ...l25
1915 N. H. av., q r-..1OO
1928 / st. NV, IL r...S3. 33
$40 I'D st. NV. Is r...S3. 33.
FURNISHE
1910 10th NV, lOr...$l50
TIA n st. .w.,12r.......226
S37 K St.n.w., 1Or.......-15O
1905 X st.n.w. ,15r......25O
l2l1 o st.n.w. ,1lr...... 100
1913 C0rcOran st. Or. 50. 33
l4l4 H st.n.w.,13r .....2h0'
2l0O IL st.n.w. ,1Or......l5O
1l41 Conn. ave., 12r....3O0
1925 NJ st. n.w..l6r......25O
l4O2 10th st.n.w. Or .....75,
1902 II st.n.w., l0r......20O
1913 II st.n.w.,I 1r......15O|
1918 18th st. NV, 10r- / so
800 9Th st. n. W.. Tor. go
1885 Wave. n. w. ,sr....lOO
The above houses can be
our office only. THON
DIS .
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Attorney General Garland, In his report TO
Congress, devotes considerable attention 10 mat
tiers relating to the District of Columbia In
Recommending a code OF laws for the District
he quotes at length from Attorney General
Brewster's report Of 1854, and says: "Where
Congress has failed to define or provide a pun
ishment for what should be crime in the Dis
trict, recourse is mainly had to the laws of
Maryland. most of which existing prior to Feb
ruary "a. 1901, have since been repealed, al
tered, or amended. 1 think as the former At
torney General did, that in view of the facts
above stated, there seems to be an imperative
necessity for the prompt adoption of a civil and
criminal code for the District OF Columbia"
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TJNHE CELLuIOID TRUSS.
Thsf never breaks, never wears cus. always
cieau spd cna b. v0rn Willis bathing.
"a rr ssions CHAS FISHEHS
613 9Th street porthWegG
Ma YIsHER devetss her ssssssiso 70 sss vaessr
Lady enfyuoA -
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UyANFED : FURNITURE TO CPHoLsTEk
w All grades OF Coverings on hand a. low prices
n Il CIIACE & BRO.
sea 6l6 louisiana avenue
"y4yTFD : STEAM CARPET-CLEANISG BY
w our process. whipping Telephone lio1.
A III. CHAcE & Bro SO i>oaisiana ave. mill
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2al5 4 g., 6F., m.i$22.5O
l41 26th st.. 7r......20. 40
|i2lWH ST., Sr............N40
1904 (0rcOran, Ora. 1850
1909 COrc0fan st., 0rl0.3O
1889 Valley e., 7r...16.5O
032 26th at. 8 rs......16.5O
1924 I st., 6r., m.i.....1t.a0
$50 2Sd Of, Or, watefl&@
R Cana D &, t E y .vs.ns.112
l613 23d st. Or. water, IL. 80
l62S U st., 5 rs..--.....,-.l0
t242S = st. NV, 4 N.10@
I3O27 Water st. 8r.........lO
1920 Penna. ave, Or. 10
LORI 9Th e. 4ra-.,....--:S
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WARNER. GIG + st.n.w,

PM. OFFICES. p. NJ
I46S La ave. .basem't.. $50
831 F St. I'd floor. ..25
9th Il Pa.av., RIM 10. q SO
portion of properly on my
office for bulletin, issued on
THOS. E WAG4AMAN.
l. SMALL BRICKS IN
est at from $l4 to $40 per
n SHERMAN d CO.,
14OT t. st.
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T1OR RENT-

LNOh KENT
Il 1905 II ST.. Tor. .e55. as
1412 Goth NV, 12r-......76
2ll9 + ST., Dr., fnrn'ed..76
2100 q St.. Sr.........,,...., 90
2406 Pa.av. lOr. ,m.L46.5O
ll4346 2lst ST., l2r.,
m. i..................,.. ..42.SO
1927 Pa ave. i0f ....zO.S0
1899 X st., s r.,m.i...36.5O
&l37 + st.. Sr.. NIL. 80. 40
sisSi HH asd st st.. .: 7f....S5.5 IS
2721 y st.. lOr., m. 80
2t4l H St., . ra.........28. 30
20l6 d. St, 6r., m.i..-26. 35
1S6l-1765 8 st., 7r.. .26. as
3O47 n ST., 9r....-..226O
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nor RENT
II S.W. & NV. Per Mo.
BAT c st. s.w., Srs.......$32I
943 @ st. s.w., 8 rs..........2SI
1148 18th st. NV, 6rs. II
1921 PrOsp ect av., 8rs.. Is
627, 629 6 st. s.w., 4r...-14|
416,41S, 42O.4 22,4 LIST
st. s.w., 5rs-............12.30|
1716 Riggs st. n. W., Or. .l2I
626, Gas Md.av. w. Aria
STORES ANDOFFICES. j
s. g. CO. 4th d n SITS, S. |
& d.. mi, 11r...s......$65I
1O19 F St. store, 1r-......AOI
6lS F St., Office, rm.l....3Ol
The above Is only Q small
books. For full list call at (
the 1stand 10Th. [dS]
EOR RENT-SEVERA
Il good locations northw
month. Call at office for b
JOLT
f1c-Qf
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VVYANTED-H 1RSES TO KEEP-HAvE JUST
" built . large and commodious stable for the
purpose of making pecialty of boarding horses My
place bGhness four miles north the city on the
eth 81. road, near Brightwood- Terms, $40 month.
Best of reference il required G. P. easel,
d102w* Brightwood, ID. C.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"ANTED-TO PURCHASER SMALL COUN-
w place of fev nienf TO city by rail-
road Address TENNER, star office d1OL3ts
VHANTED-AN AMERICAN, WHO Is A PAIR
w Italian scholar would like to Join a class of FIVE
or six persons whose purpose would be to make a
careful study of the Com Amelia" on even
Ings OF each week during this winter. Address P. o.
Rox 62l. dIQ2ts
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs

FITCH. FOX 4 BROWN.
1887 Penn. ava nv
Daily Republican., 1885-07-02

An Associated Press despatch from
rrssport, Illinois, tells a remarkable
story of a young woman four times
married before her twentieth year.
:" Mrs. Nellie Daure Yourex Baker
Phillips was married last evening to
Charles Yourex, from whom she hai
been divorced.
She first married him in June, 1889,
and had only lived with him one day,
when she was taken away from him by
her parents. Yourex left this section,
and not hearing from him she married
John c. Baker in February, 1883, who
left her after short time, he having
another wife elsewhere.
Later, Nellie married Harry L.
Phillips, q railroad brakeman. They
quarreled, parted and Phillips got a
divorce, hut before the decree was a
nally made he married again, for which
Nellie brought suit against him for
bigamy, and had him bound over to
Court.
The decree was granted in the mean
time, and Yourex, having come back,
the marriage of last night followed.
The bride is now only 10 years of age,
and has now been four times married,
and all OF her husbands are still living.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-02

The air on Wednesday morning was
crisp and frost-like, although it was
the hrst day of July. Tender plants in
some locations around our city exhib-
tied signs of injury from the low tenn
perature which prevailed. Mr.. San.
derson, who occupies the house on the
causeway, at the poudrette works,
brought to our office q number of bean
vines, which were wilted by the frost.
like atmosphere. He said those un-
der the shade Of the trees were most in
jured by the low temperature, and that
he had never before seen she like on a
July morning. We have not heard that
any one else noticed any injury 20 their
vegetables, but II is certain that those
on the low lands around our city mar.
rowly csc aped being frost bitten. Old
residents remarked that the season re.
minded them somewhat Of the season OF
1916, the year without summer. men
going to the harvest field with their
overcoats on, and warming their hands
by the fire when they came into break.
fast There is o wide difference in the
temperature of the two seasons, and we
hope that there will be no nearer ap-
proach TO similarity. Nearly all kinds
Of crops proved failure in 1876, and II
We should have such an experience
now, there would be just grounds for
the prevailing complaint of hard or dull
times, as there would be something
like an approach TO famine in the
land.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-02
A Complaint.

DO you not think 1t piece of lpjus-
tice to pass an ordinance to arrest and
fine us boys for celebrating the glorious
old Fourth by firing off shooting crack
era, etc. ? Ii we are fined for shooting
them, ought such things to be sold
The shop windows arc full Of them,
and many of US have been saving up
our pennies for more than a month
for the Fourth. l don't think it fair.
III bet Mayor Wales and Rhoads, and
all the policemen who were in this
country when they were boys, fired
shooting crackers, etc, made bonfires
on the Fourth, and enjoyed it too. Now
they are going TO arrest us for doing
just az they did.
That is just like granting a whole lot
of liquor licenses, and then arrest men.
and tine them for drinking the liquor.
No, muck justice there, is there
YoUNG AMERICA.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-02

The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon has prod uce6
. profo&nd sensation by an article over
his signature In recent issue of the
Monthly Review. In this the great
preacher narrates in detail the 81 ory of
the death last year of Justice Williams
in a disreputablc house and the disclo.
sures brought oat in the recent Jeffries
case. He makes these examples from
high official life the basis of q full
favored denunciation of English I'm
morality, and says: "Sodom in its mos.
putrtd days could scarcely exceed Lon
don for vice. To our disgust the nam %
OF the greatest in the land are opanly
mentioned in connection with the
filthiest debauchery and the mos,
hideous evil that drags in the wake of
vice These things are alleged to be
the chosen luxury of certain here iitary
legislators and rulers in England
Woe unto thee, England! when thy
great ones love the harlot's housetop
Deep is our shame when we know tina,
our judges are not clean, aud that 30.
cial purity is put to the blush by
magistrates Of no mean degree! Yea
that courts of justice lend themselves
to covering up and hushing up iniqui
ties great! Shall not God be grieved
by such nation as this? What ID
coming over us? What clouds are
darkeuinQ our sky?'