Morning journal and courier., 1886-08-14

for the Presidency. This is enterprising.
 A Boston Anarchist who calls himself John Henry is talking about "the righteous use of the bomb at Chicago" It behooves John Henry to bridle his unruly tongue
 The feeling that Mayor Bulkeley is deoid- edly the strongest candidate that can be nominated at the convention next month is growing and spreading. It is seen that with him at the head of the ticket the contest would be neither tame nor ill-directed. His nomination would give faith and inspire ef- fort.
 It hurts man to think he must give up an office which he has held for long time. The death rate among postmasters through out the United States seems to have been over forty-two per cent. greater during the first year of the Democratic administration than it was during the last year of the Re- publican party.
 The electric apparatus which the French man M. Charton proposes to substitute for the guillotine is so constructed that the con- demned person can be made to stand on 8 plaque representing one pole of the machine and when in this position suspended plaque, representing the other pole, shall be allowed to descend until it touches his head. The current being united by the medium of the culprit the life principle will be instantane- ously annihilsted.
 Two young men who took two girls into a Coney Island restaurant and ordered two beefsteaks were the means of shedding light on fine legal question. With the steaks was served bread and butter for two. Bread and butter for two more was ordered, but re- fused unless paid extra for. The party re- fused to eat under those conditions and left the meal untouched and unpaid for. Being brought into court the justice decided that as they had not cut the steaks they were not obliged to pay, end the prisoners were dis charged.
 Professor Virchow expressed the following opinion of Pasteur at a recent lecture in Berlin: Even if Pesteur has attain ed nothing but the result of allaylng the fear and intense excitement following 8 bite by mad dog, he has done the world great service For the accurate analysis of the ODJcCIIfc AApUOA4Ao Loo Aoc oOSAA AAAHNO very difficult and often quite impossible by the subjective psychic symptoms, the conse- quences of justf6able alarm and excite ment Physicians were therefore obliged to conine themselves in the diagnosis to other symptoms, the necessary connection of which with hydrophobia has not yet been proved, such as peculiar swelling of the lymphatic glands at the root of the tongue and the peculiar appearance presented by the scar, which is extraordinarily hard, pen etrates very deeply into the surrounding tis- sue, and is commonly connected with nerve. To accuse Pasteur of charlatanry is most unjust.
 A western Democratic member of Con- gress who is now in W ashington thinks "things are mixed.' He says: The people are shaking things up pretty generally at all the conventions, and it is hard to tell how the party is going to come out of it. In my district am being fought because was not very warm supporter of the administra- tion. Cox, of North Carolina, very good man, was cut off by his people because he was friendly to the President. Wilson of West Virginia is being fought on both sides. Snyder of the same State is having such