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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

THE justice that smites the aldermanic
gang of scoundrels in New York, while
sparing the coal oil thugs in Cincinnati and
the infamous Harrison brigade in Chicago,
resembles the hunter who went out for ele-
plants and came in with bag Of mice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20
A Passing Tribe in Cookery.

Here is a recipe for delicious omelette
soufiee, 1t requires u very light hand
Drop into tureen the yolks OF three eggs,
with a quarter Of pound OF crushed sugar
and little grated lemon peel beat the
whole for three minutes. Whip the white
Of six eggs, then mix all thoroughly to-
gether and pour 1t into an oval dish which
nearly as possible the form OF the dish;
make a-dent In the top and bake the ONE
lette on a brisk fire for twelve minutes.
Yum Yum viii be sung by Emma Abbott
at the matinee to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20
THE PLAY And PLAYERS.
NOTES OF THE STAGE, THE ORCHESTRA,
AND THE LECTURE PLATFORM.

Tho Weeks Dramatic Work Reviewed
Coming Attractions in the Theators
and Other Places of Entertainment
Aimee and Abbott-Lawrenoe Bar
rett's Bngagemont--Mestayc on Deck
Again Other Footlight Favorites
Coming.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20
Couldn't be Sure.
fNatg York Tid pito

she-There is no use denying 1t, Michael.
/ heard you tell mother that you had
cleaned the steps, and you have not.
Michael-Sure, don't remember sayin'
Of II, miss. But III not be afther denyinT
Of 1t ayther, for phat with hayin' me hat
over me ears, didn't roightly hear what
did say to missus.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

WHILE the parks and reservations Of
Washington are being used as sites for pub
lie buildings, It may be worth while to re-
mind Congress that, notwithstanding the
great sum that Central park cost the city
Of New York, the expenditures SO enhanced
the values Of adjacent property that the In
creased tax income has realized more than
$l7O00,0O0 over all the park expenses for
twenty-nine years, thus leaving the title
free to the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

THIS country has been dumping ground for
the oHscourings of Europe quito long enough
IhaddCiphid Inquirer.
That declaration made It's debut In a plat
form adopted in 1925 by mass convention
of the Indian tribes Of the section now
called New England. 1t made the Pilgrims
vary mad
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

WHEN Frank Hurd applied himself to the
task Of trying TO get another mans seat
in the House Of Representative he com
mitted an outrage on his own good namo
which is fifty rebuked by the refusal Of the
elections committee to indorse his false
claim
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20
He Gives Them a Chance.

eyes, sir" yelled the sociallstlc agitator,
~ am the workingman's friend.n
"Oh, go long" said real workingmany
''you haven't done an honest days work in
two years."
"0f course haven't. That's Just where
show my friendship for the workingman.
/ keep my hands OIL so he can have the
lob
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20
SpTightly Old Age.
IphilafialDhia Press. 4

"Your grandmother must DO very old,
Miss Westerly, but how bright aud active
she is V'
eyes, indeed; she Is a wonderful creature.
Why, do you know, she remembers dis
tinciiy when the story Of East Angels be-
ganIto run in Harper's Magdgiae,n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

ACCIDENTAL broaching of executive bust
ness in open sessions Of the Senate has be-
come so common that 1t no longer causes
faintness nor fits among senators.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

THE Pennsylvania Democrats will start
their campaign as soon as they can raise the
heap Of money required TO buy the use of q
respectable name for the head of their
81.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20
Our Trade with Other American Ma
finna.

In connection with Mr.. Frye's proposi-
ton for congress Of American nations, the
statistics of orr commerce with the nations
Of the western hemisphere have a peculiar
interest. The condition Of our trade with
Mexico is excellent, and deserves every en-
enlargement. The Mexican government
and people are in favor of every measure
that will promote 1t. Our exports of mer-
chandise to Mexico during the past six years
worn ne followa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

The city court of New York wants an
Interpretation at $1,000 year We suppose
he is needed to render English, you know
into United States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

STIRRING the Electric pot with the
Investigators prod has not improved the
odor Of its exhalations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

ALBAUeH's-Aimco.
NAT1oNAL-Emma Abbott.
Buou-Iizzio May Timer.
UrRzoe's-Leroux & silvos Minstrels.
DIME MusEuM-Geo. France and Lulu Delmay
TIN MANASSAS PANoRAMA-15ths st. Il Ohio av.
EST. RISK-Ladles tickets free at box office
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

FREE trade, as defined by New York
aldermen, means their right to sell streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

SENATORS who have presidential longings
cannot afford to oppose open executive ses-
slons.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

TIE Senate rests its tired tongue to-day,
hut the tireless jaw Of the House ways on.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

Sample copies Of the WEEKLY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN wiH be sent free Of postage TO
any address fee ,Veeks for 10 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-20

SATURDAY, MARCH 90.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
Observation-Disclosures.
Sic Gogtncnb4mste.

Ser Nnbau Dieier BflanSe, insbelonoere
Der groBen Guliil6en Sonnenblume lift
leoem Tarlter, :namentIt6 aber benz Srats
rtet1rmer 0rt1geno 81 elnpfebLen, 3umaI
0te1elbe Durd)dus teine belonoeren Qnz
ipri0e an Der 8ooen felt uno leLb1t in
ianotgem arlnen @rDret6e nod out geoet6t.
Die Nuiiilbe SonnenbIume perrtag, i'm
0rOBen augebaut, ben reihlten grtra9 III
~lieferr, mdbreno Die ibrtgen 2lbarten iib
3u DteI DerGitelu uno StDar btele 6ruAtz
i6eiben anleBe1, aber nur tnentg &0rnerz
ertra9 ~lieerr.
Die SonnenbIume erreiht ie mad benz
Stanoprte elne 006e bis al betnabe 10 SUB
bel eI1em 5teneelour6meiier bon ia SDG.
Der StengeL lit bebaart; an oemlelben
berpor, nebit run0en gelben BIitben, melGe
bet 9roBen Bflanseu bis gu Is 3ou 9urhz
lneIier erretden f0nnen nno itetS nah benz
Stanoe Der Solne gerthtet ftnO, tpober Die
Bflan5e audi ihren Nalnen erbielt. 0ie
5ablrei6en Sanlen nedleln bon leLber
tbren bis our i@pGrjLt6 buntel9rauen
TGrbung.
Die Bflan3e lift etniGbrtg unD brinet Sic
b06iten GrtrG9e aHf gutem frGfttgem
%2ebmbooen; ie 1T iebr tDetter6art unO err
trdgt AUDI Die 90rre 3iemlt9 gut. @es
beibli0 fit Die Gntmidlung Der 8flan5en
lit Der reihentpeile Nnbau III min0e1tens 2
SUI grcBet Observation-Disclosures. Oils DIM
gung bat it1 am beiten Deroinnte Suude
oper quite &pmpoiterDe ertpieien. 0te Ser
rt6tung res 8eloeS erfoLgt pte gum 6ads
fru6tbau bereits i'm 9erbite, inoem Die
raube Sur6e iber 8inter lteeen bleibt.
Sc tiefer Der 8oDen geIGdert tpuroe, DeIo
better lit eS fir ben Staub Der 8lattz
3ell. Mtal MART bas 2anb aus tDie Al
g8eLi6fpr1 in Der genannten Neibenentferz
nung unb itedt in ben Hreu3ungsfurden
je 2 Salnent0rner etipa 13--2 3ol tief nit
Der 0ano elm. 8eionoereS @epicbt lit auf
guten feimfGbigen Samen 3l ri1ten. 0as
Qano mus lelbltrebeno unfrautfret gebaLte1
weroen. Sc tah Der @ntpidlung Der Yflanz
sen ldBt man Die ftdrferen iteben un6 3uidt
enttpeber bic i6wG6eren ab, Dber neriebt
fie all fSe6litcIen. Die Nltbilounq miro
Durd @ntfernullg aler 3riebe bis ollf 2-3
per Stod gebtnoert, UNI leBtere gu nou>
tomn1ener @ntpideIung 9eLanget gu Ial1en.
Die nit eineln iharfen Wfelier abgeld1nit.
teuen 3ipeioe uno 8Liitben bieten Elm bon
9tinopteb lnb S6afen lebr germ gefreilenes
SHUTTER, nel0eS ben W1llhertrag uibt uuz
erbebLth itetgert. Srttt Die G0rnerbtlouna
Elm, 10 muB Das Selo Dot Den 80geln aes
ihibt tperoen. Die Grnte beginnt, tpept
bic Soment0rner it6 DuuteL gu f4rben be-
9tnnen. Ote oft &auienoe non 86rnern
ent9aIten0en SAeiben peroen abaei6uitten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

renb fi6 9ierin BET benz 6o[Bf6rDer bebeuz
tenbe Shpa1tungen 6erauSiteuten oer>
ielbe belaB auf Der Oberieite Des 2peioes
unterbdlb Der Gtegung ll0-118, inner
baIb 80, ober6alb 0erielben 1916 9euen,
Quf Der llnterieite unter6Qlb ber BIeaund
105, in Der 8iegung 131, oberba[b berlels
ben 112 3euen. Die 9ol53eIen paren in
Del. BiegungSlteae ant meiteiten uno auF Der
unterlette Des a3DetBeS tpetter ais aUf Der
9berieite. Sin gIeiGes BerhdltniB er0a6
bic Wfeiiung Der WfarfitrabI5eQeit. 9{a6
96tgem bat Die our6 baS 8tegen getp0lbt
genoroene Seite etnen 9roBeren OrlG ausz
3u9aLten, wdbreub Die etn~gebogene Sette Die
beI1riebeue 2oderIng oeS @emebeS erfQbrt
uno alsbalo cine Dermebrte 6olsbtloun0
ertennen lGBt; NQeS 3uiammen benirft,
baB Der SGfteitrom na6 Der Spite bin perz
Ialglamt miro ~ @unlten beS unmitteLbar
inter Der Gtegung beftnoli9cn Nuges.
Man bat lomit in bent Btegen Des :3DeigeS
eth Wlittel, ben 2GngStrieb 3u mGBigen uno
ben Saftitrom auf Nugen gu Lenten, tpeL6e
tbrer Gage geulGB belt tDeni9 our Meiterentz
tDi6Iung befabigt itno.
Die Steuung oes 3tpei9es, pb ntebr
tDagredt ooer letltredt genei9t, 1T auf oelz
len @ntmtGelung BON beiDnoerem @tufluIie.
Mia1 fano, OaB tDaQere6t geIegte Stengel
Doer Sten9elitife mad fltr3er 3ett 3uGerz
ret6er tDurDen, ais in Der ienfrehten Stelz
lung. Qtnbere fanben Bet ute9riG9rigen
Neiten zines QlpfeIbaumes bic tpagere6ten
3peigitife etpas maiierrei6er, ais Die
glet6 alien ientredten, Die GrofenmafIe
aber tmmer rei6er ait @l9e, ais Die bel
ienfre9ten leften. 9emna6 pir6 bas
3pet9Ieben bur9 Die 8tegung Iofuo6L, pie
our6 Die ~9teigung gum Wageredten gang
perGn0ert iper0en, es DtrD o1s fur3 uber
Der Gte9ung beftnoli6e Nuge Der Inter
iette gang nerdnberte MISUNDERSTANDING
gen er6alten. Die bur9 bic 8iegung oerz
mebrte 0ol3btlbung, iOtpie 6Gs geLo6erte
@etDebe roeroett bon ben bonn 3petggtpfel
berabitr0menoen getpebebilbenoen Stoffe1
beDeutenoe Mengen empfangen un0 aufz
ipet6ern. Cont erbGlt bas @uge our6 Die
Gtegun9 mebr 3uGer, Durh Die tpagerehte
Sage 0es 3Dei9eS mebr Wafier. Die Nuz
gen unterbaIb Der 8tegung tper6en BET benz
Dermebrten 8~diierauftrieb un0 ben gerinz
9eren Otengen bon 8iloeitoffen fi9 3u
2aubtrieben entptGeIn, bagegen tptro baS
fur5 iiber Der 8tegun9 beftnoli6e &uge be-
i0nDerS gInittge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nopfinoen Ano Qugen tretben.
NuS benz @eia9ten 9ebt DerDor, 0aB b1S
Stegen Der Stpet9e namentItb BET Der
3udt bon S%bltbdur1en an @Gnoen - Elm
mt9tigeS 9Ilfsmtttel CUR @r606ung Der
Sru6tbarfett Der 8Grme lit uno UNI an
oen Gngebunoenen Xrtcben n1ebr Ino rGz
lber TrH9te gu er5eu9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

uno r~eibenpeile an einem trDdeuen gGobe

uno reibenpetie an etnem trOdenen Blobe
aufbetpa9rt.
Die pcrbotSteu StengeG liefern einen
auten 6ei3ftoff, tpel6er namentli6 auf Der
Brairie iebr tpertbpou lit. 1leberbaupt tit
ieoer She'll Der Spnnenblume lo5nello gu
Dertpertben. Die SamenfDrner Itefern etn
0ans nDrtreffli0es SpeiieDI uno btlDen oaS
bette Sutter fir @eflIgel. 9ie greBrifz
ftGnoe BET Der Selbereitune baben ben gletz
den @ert9. tpie 2ein6tfu6en, uno peroen
bonn @ieb iebr germ gefreiien; Iebteres gilt
aud fir ale grinen GbeiIe Der Sonnenz
bLnme, 8ldtter unb Tru6ti6ejben.
Nbgeieben BON rieisn mtrtbl66ftlt1en
@igenl6aften Der Sonnenblume beltkt otes
Ielbe bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @igenl1aft, bic
D~uuitige unb nit &ranfbeitsitOffen erfiute
2uft gu reinigen; baS Quflaugun9spermoe
gen Der Sonnenblulne fir Die in Der Suft
entbaltene Seudtigteit tit iebr beOelltenb
unb iomtt Die umiebung in Sauerltoff ers
hebGih. 9tt6t nit l1nre6t miro oesbaIb
Der SonnenbLume cine G6nli6e Stole 3lgez
i6rteben, tpte fe Der auitraIti6e bla1e
@ummibaum eucalyptus in manOen @ez
genoen gum Se9en ibrer 8etpobner ausitbt,
tpobei nod 3n bemerfen 1T, baB Der @nbau
ber Sonnenblume ti1t an ibre e19en @rens
gen gebunben lit, tpte ioldes bet benz
@ummtbaume Der Sail tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry SchOeIIkODfy

wholesale q BetaIl Grocer,
go. 232-234 ot Gt0so dip 81 Strabes
spii6eu SranflInz unb Wtareets StraBe.
uferrt gu ben ~biatsiten 9rsiieu:
gge61tem GmmentbaIcr &GSe,
&teI S6tpeiiers nab OSabnsSdfe,
Weiiftett 2~tutburger= 1.uo S9Gn0tGSes
GSatfct, Yarnneint uHo 6t1uterfdTes
Vtoquefort nHO FrOmage de BrI0p
0apreras MIO gieufd)Gte4ersGGIe,
MedbteS SIiDetis 1ttto WtObnDl,
gSelteIiEg uD0 3iHeIo0rfer Gent,
Sie0tg'S 6IeiiGeEtract,
Gdbluct5et DtttdD uu0 SftnOeetteDI,
G;i1tgcita IL tea Statuer tn0 &aIntuS,
$stlnbeerensE ait ttito GO;tt9,
VtGaS. SagetWeS Iup 0anSIebeEs WafteteA
@otb1er SriimeI<Se betipurIt,
Braun d)tu. SerpeIattD .rit un0 GnIartt,
Ns0ttnttte Male u;to EOQs S0ritae,
Sou. WatLdjner &6rtn9e,
YtnfTiGen &aOtGr it1to HOrtueg. 99ltd5 nbteSp
Nppettt=StIn 1tn0 Seietee Sprotten,
SGIs1aroele1 nH0 StuGhiN,
SSutp ptt. TuOeIt 1&Mo 8taccaroui,
WttlNe 8taMternI S6gn tttt0 4etl9Et2ee
MetScneries 1tnO 0eiSmebL
Gtbfett= tliI0 SsGrtuI sIntebL
Su1DetieR9eIBe, &ttfett tHO STRIFE,
Stats5. 01ntAe, Gb0cpi0Oe itttO SSafd0,
Teinften sSapG: tsmo WtuffazR afTee,
Mue 9ortett 8rtitett Iuo IG)t0 Grsett Ehee,
Scans. GrbIeH, GdlnittbD bnei In0 eHts
Srtide 1tn0 9ettpGItete YiIse,
R6ttSet Sd1unpft60af bon 9uRbe6,
Seuti&Je Spinnr60er tInp gSoHfrak e.,
0ttfde SetntIe<S Sl1ttnetts u. Grass aatteNA
Henry S~choSl1kopE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

bic 8eIGattuug berput, inbgn Die plat lies
9enoe ais Defc inter 5ih 5eubtiaieit uers
ounitet unp anlammslt uno iene mittelbarsn
0lingepirtuugen elner Uelbattungsgabre
beruorbringt. 8dbrene oe5 Wjnters miro
it'd Die Spreu alpii9tH Die @rGler mad Dem
80oen siepen uno it6 3erieBen; i'm 6rlbs
iabre lit Damn tii6tig 81 ilbereg8en am
beiten i9arf nit elmer 0orne8ge =, tpos
our6 Die DeGe gebroben un0 Die mdrbe
Spreu p~olenos gel0it miro, 10 Dab lie an
Die Bur5eIn geiplIt peroen fam uno bic
neu erpa6enpen @tGier SUIT Uno frtiaen
Srteb erDalten.
VeroOrbene, i6Le6te Spreu ali oaS 8teb
81 f%uttern, bari miro 6offentLt9 lberz
baupt fetnem Tarmer einfaIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

Gr3btidof9eiB bon Mtlmautee
Eat, t0te eiu b~ortiges tatboLilhes 8latt mel
bet, auf Die UtitslleDiHaft in Der Gommiiz
iion CUR @rinoung elmer fatboIt de II
untperittGt in Den Ser. Staateu &erz
Sidt s~eleiitet. 0as lit ieDr 81 ~beoauern;
penn liHt nur lift GrSbiidof 5eiB eluer Der
Observation-Disclosures St0pfe ulter ben tatboItz
l6en Wttittibeu oieieS GallDes, ~ionoeru er
batte III jeuer @ommtlliou audD piel 9utes
fir Das Oeutl0tbum 1pIrfen t0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
MrrSnrbctte snreu.

@tne Spreu, ipel9e init l1utra1tlatnet
6urdmengt lit u1o oa6er aud NIT 81 Suts
ter oebranbt ober benz 0Inger etaDerleibt
tperDen Darf, neil basuntraIt oaourb nue.
Der ouf oas Ielo fomn,en puroe, eIgnet 1t4
redt mont CUR Q8ieienoIngung uno tam III
bieier Q6etic am beiten uni6Golt1 Qemabt
uub 3ualet6 Uertpertbet peroen. '@S IptrO
fretlib oaourcD 600lt penig Dun9ltOt 5U1
oeTi6rt, b09itens Die %gertn9en organtlpsn
Beltouotbeile, Der gtubeH trttt aber our0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
9tettete Nir bas 2e6en,

nnS ebenio rneinem G0hnfRn. 9a er NIT
hGntiger 9rGune bsbaftet lit, 70 mage i9
tlid)t obne bieIe8 0tittel i'm SauIe Ill iein."
Sran @regg bon 2oipen, Otaii., idretbt:
~Dteine finoer baben ,pieoerbolt in Sdaen
bon 9ulteu NIB bdutiger 8riure NDer's
@berrpsY ectOral e%ingenommen. Sc gepdhrt
1hlleue 9lnberrng, aui ipeide 0etluug fOlgt."
Srau Ofarg @pans BON Scrauton, 4a.,
fdretbt: USh babe 5tpet fletne &nabeu, bic
bei6e BON ibrer eriteu &tnbbeit Oil bdufg
BON Der hGutigen Srlune argegriffen ,pllr=
ben. Sor ettUa einenl balben Sabre fingen
mir an Gper's @berrp> Electoral all3ltpenben,
nnb bas mirft iuie ein i9auber. @iuige
9tin1ten, nadlbem baS &inO baron etnge>
nontlnell, atbnlet es leift uno l1tGft gut.
Seoe Mtttter iolte miiien, mas fir Elm
@egen aper'S &herr1zYectoral fir MIDI it,"
Strait gSrn. 6. 6eib bon Sreebolo, 9e. s.,
fGreibt: yNper's GrSueien ii1Ia felt Sahren
Elm Segen fitr uniere 6artilie. Sci 9uIten
NIB G%rfdltuug iuenoel mir
SyEr's Cherry-geetoraI
an, uuO Ous r1ebel 1T idneu Oergefen."
5uberettet bon
ST.. Sc. MDer&Gp., 9DfueH, Wtaff.
Sn aleu Ipotbefeu Su babsu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
N0er'S


@Onte man fir pG5tliae Sare Fets i'm
SauIe habeu. Mande Ntutter miro in Ser
9iadt ourf Ole gefdbrli9 lautenoen Zone
Der 6dutigen 8rdune aus benz Sdlafe ae.
idnHdt, uno finbet, baB oas leibenoe Sletne
u lrotbem unb sei6luollenem @eiidJte mad
ihnappt. !Sn lolfeu 6dllen 1T gtper'S
NysrrpsYeCtora uuid)debar. Trar emma
@ehuep, 1853 8et 128. ct, 81. o, i@retbt:
"Als i9 DOrigen &iuter auf beu1 2aube
mar, tpurbe n1ein tleiler oreijGbrtger Gnabe
bon Der hdutigen Srlune augegrtffen, uno
fdieu 3l eritiGeu. @ir %tpan6tet 4ner'S
@Aerrp- 8ectOral in %geringen, aber b~auftgen
Solcn an, NIB in meniger olS elmer balben
Stunoe atbmete Der flet1e Yatient leidter.
Ser 4r3t iagte, baS 8ectOral babe Dem
Sleinen bds 2eben gerettet." 6rau @bas.
8. Sollbon bon @uiliorO, @oun., idreibt:
vAper's &9errp< 9ectorat
Morris tribune., 1886-07-28
PUNIsHING A SCHOOL TEACHER.
He Is Given 100 Lashes with ''Rlack-
Snakes" Whips for Heinous Crime.

He Is Given 100 Lashes with "Rlack-
Snakes" Whips for II Heinous Crime.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 26.-Prot Will
son, a well-educated and heretofore popular
young man of good address, has been teach
ing district school near Oregon, a little
village forty miles from here Last Wednes-
day he kept three little girls, s, 0, and 10
years old after school, ostensibly as pun
ishment When the other. childI en- were
out of hearing it is charged that he made
indecent proposals to the eldest, and that
when she trie1 to escape and screamed he
tore her clothes from her. The other
children were also brutally mistreated.
They were released about dusk and ran
home through the woods
Their parents Immediately gathered the
neighbors and at midnight a mob thirty
strong surrounded the house Of John
Blockly, where Wilson boarded. Wilson
escaped and made his way to Sulphur,
station on the Louisville & Cincinnati road
five miles distant, which he reached at S
o'clock a. m. The news of the outrage had
preceded him and a crowd had gathered
there to help mob him. This crowd cap
tured him at the hotel where he sought
lodging till the morning train and held him
a prisoner in a livery stable till the mob at
Oregon had arrived Some in the mob
wished to hang Wilson and a moose was ac-
tually made ready. More moderate coun.
sells prevailed and he was given 100 lashss
with "blacksnake" whips, and, with fivs-
minutes start Of the yelling mob, was
driven naked and bleeding through the
streets into the woods He was warned not
to return He would be lynched The lit
tie girls are said to he in a critical condi-
Morris tribune., 1886-07-28

Saturday morning On charge Of attempted
suicide. Brodie passed the night In the
Tombs prison in default Of finding bonds
man. He slept well until daylight and
awoke fresh as q lark. Not even trace OF
stiffness appeared to trouble him, and he
put away the prison fare with an evident
appetite To the reporters he said
that he felt no injury at all as a conse'
quence of his jump Friday. The scratch
and bruise on his side he believed had been
caused while scrambling into the boat. The
case was adjourned until Wednesday next,
and Brodie was released on $1,000 ball
Alderman Diver became his bondsman.
Lawyers In the court room generally ex-
pressed the opinion that the charge OF at
tempted suicide for which the penalty is two
years in states prison, or fine of 81 900, OF
both could not be made to hold water, as
there was no intent to kill 1t is believed
that some charge of infraction of the bridge
ordinance will be substituted for the charge
Of attempted suicide, as the judge before
postponing the case, asked for a copy of
the bridge ordinance
A dime museum manager on the Bowery
has hired Brodie for 500 week.
Morris tribune., 1886-07-28
What To Avoid.

So many suggestions for methods OF
cheap decoration find their way into
print, addressed to those who have very
plain homes and who are out of the
way of knowing what is really good,
that the need seems rather to be of hints
what to avoid. While trying to adorn,
it should be remembered that even Sc
we're plainness is better than bad orna-
ment. The walls of room and its floor
are the points which are most conspic-
uous, and therefore most need to be
saved from too brilliant coloring and
too conspicuous patterns. If bare white
walls or those covered with ugly paper
confront us, they may be remedied at
small expense by tinting with soft,
delicate color, some neutral tint being
the safest to attempt; or there are to be
found, almost everywhere, wallpapers at
low prices in small indistinct patterns
and subdued colors which are even pref
ty in themselves and which give warmth
and tone to the room; or the plain,
coarse gray paper, which makes so ex-
cellent background for pictures, is
available, so that it seems almost wrong
to weary the eye and brain of the ten
ants of a room with the gaudy, obtrus-
i've papers SO often used.
If the white walls or the ugly paper
cannot be changed, let us not increase
the ugliness by putting patches of bril-
liant color in any form of ornament
upon them. Even the Japanese fans,
which are SO popular that one hardly
dares utter protest against them, do
not always beautify. They may, indeed,
if judiciously and moderately used on a
plain, dull colored wall, make pleas
ant relief to the eye, or frieze COM
posed of them is sometimes good. Still,
we hope their days is over and that they
are passing away from even the re-
motest farmhouse wallis Henrietta
DaUis, IN Good housekeeping.