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Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19

performed that duty for Mr.. Noltner, though
he told the president It went against his
grain to do It. The president told Senator
Dolph his Endorsement would have its pro-
per..weight, as Mr.. Noltner's democracy was
fully indorsed by his fellow democrats at
homo
The report Of Gen. Edgerton, Of Boston;
Postoffice Inspector Hall, r. M. Alexander, Of
Philadelphia, and @. Lund, the assistant su-
perintendent OF the railway mail service, on
the business of the New York postOfilce has
been received by the postmaster gehsral and
Is now under consideration. It will be acted
on, Mr.. Villas says, very soon, and the con-
tents of the report will then be made public.
The report goes into the entire question OF
more facilities of the New York and Brook
lyn postoffices, and contains number Of
recommendation looking TO their immediate
extention and Improvement Tho report
proper is very voluminous. Besides this, II
encloses statements Of the postmasters OF
New York and Brooklyn, giving their views
as to the necessity OF additional mall facili-
ties, which are also lengthy. Mr. Villas says
that any statement purporting to DO an ab-
stract Of their contents is purely imaginary,
as no one but himself has yet seen the re-
port, and had not yet read all the papers.
There we're more strangers at the White
House than any day since June last. They
came from all sections of the country, Texas,
Tennessee, California, Idaho and Psnnsyl-
vania furnishing the greater proportion.
As usual there were moro ladies than mon.
When the president entered tho East room
he was rather surprised at the number, for
there were nearly two hundred, but he did
not have much difficulty In satisfying them,
shaking each by the hani cordially. These
tri weekly public receptions by the president
are quite feature with the new administra'
ton, and one which Is thoroughly enjoyed
by strangers In the city.
Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19
The Alabama Courts Defe nee.

WARRINGTON, Sept ;9.-The statement
that the question Of the correctness OF the
expenditures Of the Alabama Claims com
mission has been referred by the state do
partment to the department OF justice for
report and recommendation is not true
There Is not the slightest reason for such
reference. The first comptroller 10 the Judge,
and between Mr.. Bayard and Mr.. Durham
the only difference is as TO the necessity OF
allowing payment to the watchman, laborer
and charw This Is not urged a. law
full, but an expense which ought to be recog
nized until congress can act upon the whole
ques tion, the care of the building and the
protection OF the records requiring the en-
ployment OF those persons. ffhI
There Is another statement male In the
same connection which has also been gener-
ally published, TO the effect that Judge Har
Bayard makes no criticism Of the expendl-
lures of tho court as extravagant or unnec-
essary, stating that they have been most
iealously watched and win bear the most
careful scrutiny r,H 1aiss rla.l
A state department official who had read
the letter Of Secretary Bayard 20 Judge
Harlan, says when he saw that Statement he
was forcibly reminded OF John Phsnix'a
description OF the admirable manner in
which the Antagonist held his adversary
down, by the former inserting his nose be-
tween the teeth OF the latter The para
graph, said this official, do1a Secretary Bay
ard gross injustice. He was net At liberty
10 make his letter public, but after snch a
Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Quotations of the stock. Produce aud Cat
tie Markets. Sept. 1s.

tie Markets. Sept. 16.
NEW YoRK.-Mouey ~ per oent Exchange
firm. Governments firm
Currency skies, Us bid; fours, coupons. lS3N
bid; four-and halls, 1i2N bid.
The Stock market was Irregular at the opening
this morning, Northwestern, Union Pacific and
Jersey Central eaca being down ". and LAX.
Shore e while Ii usvnle q Nashville was up ~
and New York Central. Lackawanna.and b. Pau
were unch anged. The early dealings we're char.
acterized by a slight movement up and then
down, and later back 10 prices which were
shade above opening figures, the rally from the
lowest OF the morning beiug from y - y poi
cent, while the coal stocks were conspi uous FOL
their strength, Jersey Central advancing u and
Lackawanna IN. There was fair amount oi
business done, but special feature 70 the oper-
atons. Towards II o'clock the market beoA me
steady and at that hour Is quiet and steady.
The total imports Of dry goods at this port dur
Ing the past week were valued at ". MI, 40;
amount thrown on the market, ~, ,AUl ,IbA.
Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19

statenen the hoped that Secretary Bayard
would, upon his return TO Washington, give
the public chance to judge what founda-
ton there is for Mr.. Harlan's profoud satis-
fatction.
81 thought that Comptroller Durham was
exact,n said this official, "but Secretary
Bayard's language Is that Of Indignation
that those In whom the highest confidence
had been reposed should, In the face of the
plainest provisions Of law attempt to defend
what ought never to have existed"
Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19
Peculiar People.

ROCKFORD. Ill, Sept 1O.--The case Of Mel
lie Dean, Of Chicago, has caused vast
amount Of comment not only here, but In
Chicago IL Il now ascertainsd that two
sisters recently came here from Sweden 70
learn the American ways. Their parents
move in court circles In the old country,
and II was agreed by the girls and parents
that they should live In Rockford for three
years They were finely educated, speak
French, Italian and German, beside their
native Language, and are now wording In
this city for servants wages
Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19
AppoIntment.

WASHINGTON, Sept. lo.--M B. Bacon has
been appointed superintendent Of the public
buildidg ct Toledo, o. Mr.. Bacon is q
brother-in- law Of President Gle veland
Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19

BUFFALO, N. Y, sept i5.-The Techno-
logical society Of the United States, COM
posed OF architects, civil engineers machin-
ists and chemists, will meet In this city Oc-
tober ., 3 and I Delegates are expected
from New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and
other large cities.
Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19

A Salt Lake Judge instructs the grand
Jury that in charges OF unlawful cohabita-
ton zach separate instance proved can be
made basis Of prosecution, with according
cumulative sentence asa
Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19
GREAT Slaughter SALE
BOOTS =! SHOES
Or

BEGINS AT RANsoN's TODAY. OUR EN-
TIRE SUMNER STOCK MUST BE SOLD
PRIOR TO RECEIVING FALLGooDs. AND
TO ACCOMPLISH THIS, WE WILL OF
FER UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
FOR THIRTY DAYS. GALL BARLY AND
SECURE BEST BARGAINS.
r. q. RANSOM.
Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19
Cincinnati.

WHF tr-No' red. IS $3.50; No l. 15DSlc.
CoRN-No. . mixed. a0S9iS>fei NO. whiss.
0xfsSNo smIred, y5D9so: No. mlIsd.
26lt2loi No. : white, Sl93lo;
PoRK-Family. t.So09dsHi regular, Ssnh
BXc6N-s shoulders, ssayso; short clear sidsA
o. 5000 87l6
LARD Kettle, 0 fposSl
CHEESE-Priins 10 choice Ohio. s0oc; New
YSTs syIoe SS5a SSTshTss'ssa UScSs 20 m s prm
q O0S5 50; ducks, 81 CSOsa,SOI eoss, tAb par
nAf-No' i unothy, siaoo Diaoo; No ..
ul0Onll 50; nlxed, so 0o9lQ. e0i zhsai and rye
straw, $40 96 c0i oatstrew, G.ooRI0
Woolzgn,woasshssd ss msdS% clO,shlSSy u no
washed medium clothing, SI915c; oomoin9. ne
asc; burr and cots ie9iSo; tuh-washsd. Assoo;
pulled, ~ lO23o lN' 10 IN i.'#
CxTrLE Good to choics pu.eherA % y eLesi
fair 81 IS DS so; common, u. 20 ~ oVi stooksfs
and feeders ts.SoGAso; yeAriinxS ana oAi''@
HoGs~saleoted butchers. u, lSD2 toi fair. y.
good packing S. 1904 IL; fair 70 good nfhL w. %
"a 40: common, 50. Zoos V; oplls, 1i1b0s ~
SHEEP Common TO fair, t3SbQlI0i .aooi "
choice, " OOQJAOi spring lambs. rIs0SnI
suJ nIg Pittsburg. 90
Grain marlIet--0ats, Farm; other oescrip.lont
al grain duff Wheat: Demand roStrlcteli NO. =
old long berry red. 81 o. 0lei0li. new E1lts s 49,
s No 81 ess S s9SsI sls, Sots Fair ioca s,as1S No
whlte, sa0JSc; No. O. Si9Aiktoi mixed. ~ gsyo.
,nired. lS(aa5c; yellow shelled prime. tSt9eoo;
hIgh mixed, l1seAsc; mixed. t4QAsc, Barley;
No western, 81 17sc; No. ., v'4Jeci cholee
eoei Lake Shore 10000 .duuhp -.
Daily evening bulletin., 1885-09-19

AT TEIE
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-25
YsyENG EyEN

And Hi5Gl.-a-cd men, Who ar, sunrr;n.
from the cEry,e o. "uj'th'ui Eut'>crrtiun> {
Exc e-scs liz m"tl:rs wears, NCrvU';s ard !hI.
zeal DeJi ~, Iup.' noe, Last Manhood. c"m
.,.-ic- - IDEAS, d.n yes, .vcrs.S,H - -, i.',
irspu.a ne, r'nlplcs a.. - '.cr, TO-" O. en-
.rzy sd :lcuI"ry, lrcqueu. 81. '.na'i nS. rt,.
Ec;IeThcr, tia: by Il cpR''-..,i"n r. rcE e.
sizes Of Egc.t curative ,'ont IL. u * or i@>
SO ARRANGED his iTt.rmrnt Ill X VII rot
only ;Noid immediate re :ef nj permanent
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-25
Iy Hospital Experience

Having ten surgeon y; v:,r.s al tsu iead-
ny hO- i.i'rl-J enables M !:ea, 81! ;'r!varr
i.-eases with excellent r. salts " III !, d.s-
inc;ly Understood hat d, no. c..i,A - Ter
form in. ossI-1-l.is,, Or II have miraculous
or sU} -rnur.en power. ! claim CHiy 10 &c
-ki,ifG! ana successful physician Ar surgeon,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-25
TIE EXPERT sPEc,AlisT,

D.. ALLEN. As Is WELL Known. IS 4
r.gt inr graduated -" ,ei.... - Surgeon,
educated M BDwdo,p C..!c.c i.a Uniycr
SHY oil Michigan, ana is Ucknr ~ aged ~ hr
he mos, cx!rr; surgeons Ia liz -1..,..I!, e.,
be P.,cl,c ct.6<r.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-25

All appl,in r TO me viii re"eivS liy honest
upilion Of their mp.2iG:s--N ex pvfiiaeI H.
iIig. ] will Guar'n'e" II I"sitive cure ~ cv-
rrv case undertake. or forfeit 81 600. Con-
s,Il.uliom IN Office OF b: !et,e! rYsv and
strIttly private. IIa!g yes reasonable.
Thor, ugli exa;mmHiii inrlgdiH- 81, m:r.l and
mic ose op!cIl analysis u urine AMI I'd, Ike,
$3.50
office ours 9tu ! daily. g 70 9 waning. sun
days - Z. only. Gal. or address
D r - l. l. Il ~
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-25
Notice.

Horses taken on pasture at reasonable
rates, at the California ranch, Is miles from
Tombstone. Good feed. water and shade.
For Particulars apply to-. NJ Mesh, al the
S cYaEcry On Alien street.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05

A gentleman. whose family cousists of
wife and twin girl babies. came in very
late one night and went to bed.
His sleep was broken, and he tossed
and tumbled and muttered something
about "two Of kind" and "small
pair"
"Poor john" murmured his wife, ''he
is tired, and is dreaming Of the chill.
dren. "-(New York Sun.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05

The old Duke Of Wellington possessed
more titles Of nobility than any other
English peer. They were no less than
ten in number, fifteen. including his for.
eign titles. This large number of honors
is, however, equalled, and even ex'
ceeded, by several Scotch peers. Among
the heavily.titled English peers are thu
Duke Of Norfolk with eight titles, thu
Dukes Of Devonshire, Marlborough ant
Northumberland six each. and the Duk'
of Portland eve.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05
TIE NEW NEVADA Dr,rnrcr,-Haw.

The NEW NEVADA DISTRICT. -Haw-
horne District. where the La Panta
ledge is located. is vast pile Of lime
stone, containing a network Of lodges of
decomposed quartz, and there seems to
be no boundary to the golden area. In
all directions, and in the most unpromis-
ing places, prospectors are finding de-
posts Of the precious metal, and all or
thodox rules Of search have been aban.
doned. The theory which is now popu-
lar is that the gold is where It 10 found,
and how and why it came there is left
for future consideration. A toll road is
already being projected, two town sites
are beginning to show their pin feathers,
and stage line will soon DO in opera.
tion. Already town lots have been sold
on Water street and Fountain avenue in
Lake City, and the real estate fever has
taken good start. Hawthorne has
abandoned all interest in the silver ques-
tion. The center Of . triangle formed
by three gold districts, its business men
now only fear that gold values may de.
preciate. The Yellow Jacket mine to
the southwest, the Gardener mines to the
northwest, either sufficient to make
things agreeable to people whose desires
are within reasonable bounds, and ths
wonderful deposits in Lake district, di
rectly east, make this gold center o
alarming activity.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05

A Yankee genius has invented . con-
trivance which 10 supposed to be an i'm
provement on the old-fashioned pole hold
ing up an old hat and tattered coat and
brooches stuffed with straw. 1t Is
scarecrow windmill. with sleigh bells at
tached. The wind makes the fans g
around. and they jingle the bells, great!
to the annoyance Of the crown.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05

At q negro wedding. when the minis
tor read the words, "Lovs, honor AID
obey" ithe groom interrupted him and
said:. "Read that again, sab; read il
once mo- SOS dc lady kin ketch the full
selemnity Of de meaning. 1'se been mar
ried befo'." Chicago Tribune.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05

9ttf|f I'LL 49, * u .|I||4
purnlcr on Pnoszouxzsa AzzolsH1's oSSicz.f
TO tho following named defendants, nd y
ali owners OF claimants 70 the real estate ~
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, or Improvements VIA
asseesed separately, hereinafter oeaonpen;
stuats lying End being IN ne 09S sSs 2, ~
"a hereby notihsd that suit has been com
menced IN the Justice Court. Phoebe Iovn1hips
IN md for Lincoln county. State Of Neveds, BY
no STATE q EsysSs rsaas ss'n, 49,. ~
a snd ' each Of tho foiiowifg dsscribsd
tracts or parcels Of land, with the In
proyemenis thereon and improvements when
separately assessed. and Ill ovnevs snd clsu.
tsx and delinunehey assessed 10 said defendAnt
acsinst said property for the nscal year COM
nepcinQ January /, 1858. and ending Decem-
Der 81, 1858, and that : summons has neen guy
issued in said cases and you sro further e, nos,nsa
plant filed and show cause on or before w.
| iTth day Of December. 1855, judgment will -
| taken against you, and the real ent1te nua ~.
provements hereinafter described IoI tne
| amount Of taxss and delinquency spec1neo go
| costs Of suit:
TAI AND prIuou5ucr.
Il chiloyich: Fee simple title to LOTT
No. 90 and Is in block No. y. also;
iots No. q and 5, In block No. -. also
iot MOI 10 block No. 05, also lot No:
ii In block No. H. IN Tue WWn u
Phoebe, according to tho oniciai map
thereof. -. -
Tax......--....sss.-.--'. = +. - = ss'ss'S,S ~
Ten per cent. ............s...'''.'. ~
| r...,. ~ =
Ashim Bro: Fee single title % lot
No. /, in block Is. and the improve
ments thereon, in the town Of Pioches
AcScralns y 'ns s 49, .sis u
Ten per cent. ..,.-...'-.'..-..s..s..A u
Total. .sis q
| II. Saunders: Fee simple title 70 lot No.
is. in block No. 20, also lot No. 10, n
| block No, 70. and the Improvements
thereon; also lot No. 10, IN block No.
20, also lots No. Al. -. and ~, ~
sck No. %, and the improvements
thereon, in tho town Of Phoebe. ac-
! cording 70 the Official map thereof. - n
Tax........--..-.s...s. ''ssssSs n
Ten Per cent. ~
T.J. OSBORNE,
District or Prosecuting Attorney for Lincoln
County
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05
BuLLroxvfLLn AND s,sAoA DOTS

Mrs. Woods, Of Clover Valley, is seri.
oaaly i'll.
John Hearty is erecting blacksmith
shop in Bullionville.
Bullionvills is bristlins with pretty
girls and bald.headed bachelors.
A shoe maker from shoal Creek has
established shop in Panaca.
Mr. Hamblin and family Of Clover Val.
Icy are coming to live in Bullionvillc.
Bishop Lee had tho riot act read to
him during the week by burly son Of
Panaca.
A hop was given in the Panaca Social
Hall on Thanksgiving night that was a
pleasant affair.
Miss Ella Sparks gave very pleasant
social at the residence Of he parents last
Friday evening.
Why don't the talented mokes Of
Phoebe come and visit this section as the
girls are dying TO see the circus.
The Stedefeldt furnace Is neat piece
Of masonry and reflects much credit on
Mr.. Morris and his Salt Lake boys.
The McMurrin who was lately shot in
Salt Lake by deputy U. s. Marshall
Collin. was brothor.iu.law Of clump Lee
Of Panaca.
A young friend, who has been there,
likens coquctte to a mosquito, mas.
much as they sting, but the bite is not
necessarily fatal.
Earnest Godbe and Mr. Rhodes ar.
rived in Ballionville Thursday evening
from Utah. The latter gentleman has
come to run the furnace.
Bishop Quartz Sparks is billedfor SER
mon at the Panaca Tabernacle next Sun
day during which he will give the brethren
some points on tho respective merits Of a
aush. pat hsrd, and two pairs.
As there are now only aiew old bache-
lcrs in Bullion, all the good looking fel.
lows being married of, We may disap-
point your garrulous lady correspondent
d Panaca by changing our sinful state
for blissful one.
The masons at BullionviIle put the FIN.
ishing touches 10 the furnace stack on
Saturday and will have everything com.
plsted including a large dry kiln. by the
10th. when they will return to their
homes in Salt Lake City.
Tom Davis, : Jackrabbit miner. writes
from Sawtootb, Idaho, that the mines in
that country have been greatly exagger.
ated in tho papers and that it is good
place for . miner to remain away from.
Tom will do his sparkling this Winter on
fourtcen.foot snow shoes.
Another victim Of the Mountain Chief
Mining Company Of Southern Utah
footed it into Bullionyille during the
week, with note against that company
for sl.437. The Mountain Chief was
discovered by kcep.stcne. and worked
on the revelation plan Of I. 0. U.
As the Bullionville Smelling Company
will make draft Of laborers in a short
time, and a. their furnace will not DO
ready for run before tho middle Of jan
uary, wo would advise destitute per-
sons In search Of employment not to come
hers.
There was an agreeable surprise await
ing the citixsus Of Bullionville at the
company's store Thursday evening, in the
shape Of mammoth demiiohn Of AL
brandy. labeled, "Drink to the future
welfare Of Miss Godbe, "a l2-pound young
lady who arrived that evening at the
residence Of Mr.. Alfred GOODIES. Mother
and child arc 0 X. and Alfred Is the
happiest man In the county.
On Wednesday number Of teams
from Utah, loaded with produce. arrived
- A 4 r~--e.x 81. 1~r
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05

A man in New York who bad been :
victim Of a card swindler. went into
Court and described from memory thirty
separate marks that had been put on a
many cards BY the thumb.nail of The
sharper. each Of which identified it, par.
ticular card.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05

A fond father Of Lyons, N. Y, cast the
old shoe for luck after bis new married
daughter with such force that it struck
the bridegroom and Knocked him more
aenseless than he was before. The bride
tainted and the tour was spoiled.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05
Given Away for One Year.

-. -II.iI
We want 100000 subscribers before April 1sts
1885. 10 our largo illustrated publications 1Hk
FrRrsrpr MAGAZINE. In order 20 ~ ~ aloxs
nurnber Of subscribcrs we must give away G1n-
scriptiong tho first year. and the second yearr
we viii make up the loes - most q IT, ~ y
aubscfibs again paying our regnlss Pig = ~,
vesr. Order for yourself and friends ano lev
xviii never regretit. Send ~ two-cent stenPs
70 ID psy postage and You will have sonssesn9 e
read Tor ono whole yss-. 4 you aceeps sne
above offer, we expect you Will " kind e1oe4n
u distribute among your netghbors and tne9os
I few small books containing our aasS = = Z
ments and ono hunnred and nixiy.ecysn q sfS
bost household receipts, for which Me W.
make You present Of : hsndscme Aifyot' ~
i2rls inches, Of beautiful plush oovelsa pao.
tograph sibnm. state how many pco.S S ~
books and present prepaid. hemmo1: yo "
vii receive the present before you ssAnos: =
any books. - We alwsys Pay n saSsns, ~ Il, n
return Il & our expense. Addreea -vE
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05

ann,1r send six csnts for Essege;
EVVIII and receive fire. 4 coetly ~ q
Ll goods Which w As ~ y'Ss ~ e
.rv,h,ro sIne IN this world. All, Of either ssns
sncseesd from Amt hour. The broad rod so
forfune ouens before the worker1, nc.olesely
surc. AZ once address. True Coz Angnsies
Maine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05

A confectionsr in indianapolis gives
customers the privilege Of eating all the
candy they can got away with at ons
time in his store for Is cents each, and
declares that he makes money on nine
out Of ten.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-05

Vermont has nine living ex-Governors'
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-11-11
She Caught Him.

A certain lady suspected that her
husband was in the habit Of kissing
the cook-a pretty German girl, by the
by-and resolved to detect him in the
act. After watching four evenings she
heard him come in one evening and
gently pass through into the kitchen.
Now, Katie was out that evening and
the kitchen was dark. Burning with
jealousy, the wife took some matches
III hand, and placing her shawl over
her head, as Katie often did, she en-
tered the kitchen by the back door,
and was almost ilmmedi ately seized
and embraced and kissedsin, the most
ardent manner. With her heart
almost bursting with rage and
jealousy, the injured wife prepared to
administer q terrible rebuke to her
faithless spouse. Tearing herselfloose
from his embrace, she struck a match
and stood face to lace with Katie's
beau, one Of the factory boys. Her
husband says his wife has never treat
ed him so we'll since the month they
were married as she has for the past
week. Houston Age.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-11-11
The Dog Had an Owner.

There was q young man in the
smoking car who was powerfully affec-
ted. He had the swell-head until the
coach was hardly large enough to hold
HIM. He made great show of roll
OF bills and diamond pin, and bv
and by he let it be known that he had
revolver. He was making display
of the weapon when the train entered
the suburbs of Savannah. Pretty soon
swell-head threw M the window, and
a moment later he got a smart idea.
The train was running very slow, and
a dog rushed out of a yard and set up
a great barking at the wheels. Here
was chance 10 try the revolver, and
a bullet struck and shattered one of
the brute's fore legs. Just then the
train stopped to wait for switch, and
the dog rolled over and over and
made the neighborhood echo with his
hOwls.
The smart young man hadn' long to
wait. The dog belonged to an Irish
woman, and she came running out.
She saw the fellow with the weapon
still in his hand, and she entered the
smoking car like tigress. He was
looking out of the window and didn't
see her approach. She grabbed him
all over at once, dragged him into the
aisle as if he were parcel and she
then and there gave him such wal
Looping as left HIM hopeless, helpless
wreck. No one interfered, and he was
a mere plaything in her strong arms.
When she let him up his clothing was
in shreds, his face all blood, his hair.
thlnned out and his sytem knocked to
pieces for six months to come. Not
one single word was uttered by the
woman until she was ready 10 leave
the car Then she looked down on his
battered remains and remarked:
..lf yes should iver ache for another
SIGH licking please call on Bridget
Mccarthy, Of this same city. Detroit
Free Press.
Horse railroads were started IN 81. Peters.
burg only twelve yearg ago.