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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

DoNrxIcK {. O-MALIFY. the fugitive
Jew Orleans detective. returned 10 that
city on the 3D. and surrendered him
sell 70 the criminal court. There are
three indictments against him. enc as
accessory - the crime Of bribing one
Of the jurors in the lienne~~y case. one
for perjury in a suit in the civil court
several wears ago. and one for at
tempting TO procure the commission Of
he crime II perjury in is>s in a suit Of
the state against himself in the Grim
nal court The hail was fixed AT -. 600.
which was furnished.
TIM failures in the United States for
the first quarter OF lS9l were *.5s5,
with liabilities 80. ifo.G3l. against = 30.
with liabilities Ss7.s5s.9Gs for the same
period last year. the southern and west
I'm states furnishing the increase in
both figures.
THFInifcd States steamer san Fran
cisco left Mare Island. on the "a. "a sail
for Chilli where she + ordered TO look
after the interests 81 American citizens
during the continuance Of the rcvolu-
ton there.
CHARLES STEWART was struck nv a
train at Wilmington. bel. on the "a.
and instantly killed. lie had Just ar
rived in that city to attend the wed
ding II his son when the accident &C.
currcd.
The bill passed BY the Arkansas
house appropriating S3o.ooo for the
states exhibit at the Worlds Colum-
bian exposition was defeated in the
senate. on the I'd. after a long debate.
TIM three-masted schooner Georgia
L. Drake. from Mobile. Ala. bound for
New York. went ashore on SANDY
Hook on the 3D. The crew were all
rescued by the life-saving corps.
PRINCE Louis BoxArAETF. the scc-
ond son Of the recently deceased Prince
Napoleon has been rendered a commits
sion in the Italian army by King Hum
bert
Miss AN>A DICKINSON. whose mental
troubles have excited the sympathy ~
a host Of friends. j. to spend a few
weeks az .Intcrpincs. in Goshen. n. n.
THE Parncllite candidate for par.:a-
ment from Sligo. Ireland. was defeated
by over 800 votes. on the "a. Nv the Me-
Carthy candidate.
SKcgETAEy or WAR PHocrog saws
that the present controversy bcfN cen
Italy and the United States viii end In
smoke.
THr dircct-tax claims ~ New Jersey.
sas2.sil. and Ohio. si.ass.0.5. were raid
by the treasury department on the IA.
HtRsr.AKs broke open the post once
at Davy. Neb., on the ~. and secured
$500.
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q Quarantine ON the Herman Frontier ~
P"~cn 20 Keep Out Russian Jews ~
ticf I'd with Itch.
Ln~po~. April - Berlin dispatch
lays that q careful quarantine had icen
established on the Herman frontier ~
Posen 70 keep Russian Jews am ictei
with the Russian itch" and ether dis
orders believed 70 BE- contagious. from
coming into Germany. II is stated that
even several eases ~ leprosy have beer
discovered among the would-b be emf
grants. and these were ~ course
turned immediately back. II Is said
that the filthy habits ~ many ~ the
emigUlnt~ are q new revelation % Ger
mans They do not seem 10 know what
cleanliness is. and the conditions
brought % light BY the invcstiga-
tion 4 the quarantine officers are cSpe-
cially shocking. Where cmigrants are
allowed 10 pass the frontier a thorough
physical cleansing i generally insisted
npon. Most Of them are said ~ be des-
tined for America.
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Editorial comment on the italian Incident
that Itnlian-Americam~ should Read and
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Editorial comment on the Is~'ian Incident
that Itnllan-Amerfcnns should Read and
Ponder.
SA~ FRANCISCO. April 4.-Thc morn
ing papers severely comment on me
course pursued by the Italian papers N
the United states. The Chronicle >avs
the Italian y printed in New work
city push the liberty Of the press - ~
extreme limit. The editorial continues:
Italy has done her duty. and thc
colony has cordially approved htr
course. We're an American paper "
italy to make such comment about thc
Italian government Il would bc sup
pressed within an hour and ~ editors
thrown into prison
The Alta SAYS the recall If Faya has
furnished an opportunity for many W
tcranccs which we hope 70 see dls-
avowed by responsible Americans q
Italian birth. The editors Of Italian
papers in Chicago and elsewhere have
said that IN the event Of war Italians
in the United states will r" home
That their going will h. facilitated Y
not made easy. we have no doubt. nu'
this country does not want citizens who
talk Of going home in time of war
This country is not 10 bc treated ~
pasture in which another nation may
turn loose lis half-fcd people 20 fat''n
and wax strong. with the intention of
going home" In the event 81 "a Z"
commoncst instincts Of self-prcscfN"'
ton forbid this"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Lo~pox. April IA Vienna di>rn'c"
says that very little interest has ne,n
aroused there by the reported rlanFn'
ter IN america ~ a number ~ ~,
rarians and Poles. The emigration N,
chat kind II from the lowest drrHN Y
the empire and the Austrian govern
mcnt Is the most ~aristocratic IN Eufop'.
even the electors being ~ the m's'
substantial and superior class ~ III
fetal information has been giscn'n VIZ
subject. but u Is stated on wr',
formed authority that there wonla ns
BE- IN official .inauirv into tho ma'''"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Mr.. PLEASANT, Pa. April s.-'fen-
eral Lynch and Superintendent Ram
scy appeared before Squire Mccalrb
Yesterday morning and acknowledge
service Of warrants issued by the >trik-
ers' leaders. charging them with being
accessories before the fact TO the felon-
ious shooting Of the strikers. They en-
tered bail in the amount Of $500 each
for a hearing next week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

SUPERVISING ARCHITECT JAMES II.
WiSDRIM indicated TO Secretary Fos-
ter, on the "a. that he would tender his
resignation as supervising architect Of
the treasury department when il might
be the pleasure ~ Secretary Foster 70
accept il. Mr.. Windrim has beer. ten
dered the appointment Of director Of the
department Of public works Of Phila-
delphia. and has decided - accept II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

The BODY ~ = Man. Gut Ia Two ara
Packed sn Chioride 81 Lime rouns. IL

sHicAco. April "a yhastl, and
mysterious find wa> made in the
freight depot ~ the Illinois Central rail-
read ~ the employees here. The find"
was the dead body Of a man stripped
naked. sawed in two in the mid
de. with d trap round the neck
and packed in chloride ~ lime
IN . stout Zeal box. The chloride
~ liine had - eaten into thr flesh that
description ~ the remains. beyond the
fact that they constituted the .orp~.. Of
q fnil-gro,sn man. was impossible. The
nox svas addressed W. II. Harris. Cuba
city. wis. q. .. -. II was taken u;
the patrol wagon 10 klaner'~ morguc.
~ j. believed that some medical student
had got hold ~ the body and was TAX
ing II out yves, with him.
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= . sent Among the p.n,..
esriker~ ttep"rt< Them In NJ. NV,
x""<s ana tsent "a Further r..,k'
Many ~ Them Armed aud sr.u.rns
Military rrccn ufi.a- 'F
MT. PLEASANT, Pa. Aprl
Vile; yesterday detailed rriva,. h.
Jar, of the Eighteenth regimen, '
speaks several languages II ,ir..l,.
among the Hungarian and other MIL.
ers. Last night when Private k,l.'
returned 70 headquarters. ne rcn.,,sa
20 Gen. Wiley as follows: ,.rh.,..
going 10 be- trouble between M. H.
Monday. The strikers arc All ,nA,',
nant because the soldiers ha,. MIX.
sent here. hut they do not seem II ,...
them. was ia two houses yesteraa,.
afternoon. where they threatencdtsn N.
tack me until | addressed them n ,l.n,.
tongue. In one house sau M.
guns and a number 81 revolver.
Five ont IF every ten Of NM.
men have served IN the a,puI..
~ the old country. a,.
they know what soldiers T..
They >ay that the soldiers wl,o la,A
been brought here are simply worhinr.
men like themselves and will no. in,.r.
ferc with their movements. III nnp IA
the papers Of today they picked ,n
was m article saying they do not knnw
any more about warfare than the Strih.
ers themselves. They also know Abcn,
all the members Of The Tenth Regimen,
and J heard them ridiculing them 70.
day. 50 far as ! have discovered Their.
j. going to be trouble and il Mil ,uinr
within the next two days. All % fhe
HungarianS are in a dangerous mon.i
over the killing Of their fellow w,rs.
mer at Morewood. which they claim
was entirely uniustihablc.
Every precaution is being taken *
the military 70 avert any further lruu,
BILE.
Private Kellar's warning has created
a great deal 81 excitement and sentinel
are now being placed at every poin,
where trouble might be expected.
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SECRETARY FOSTER. Architect Wind
rim and Director Of the Mint Leach had
a conference. on the 3lst, as to what ne
ton 70 take in view 81 the attorney
generals opinion that no appropriation
was made for the Philadelphia mint.
The subject was discussed for some
time. hut laid aside without action. to
await further conference.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

THE London Chronicle thinks that
Lord >alisbury's official recognition has
assured the success of the Chicago
Worlds fair by inducing others 10 fol-
low. The Chronicle says that the pro-
motors Of the fair were doubtful Of
such good treatment after the adoption
Of the Mckinley tariff bill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

The locked-out clothing cutters Of
Rochester. N. n. held a meeting ON the
3ist, and passed resolutions rcpudiating
the Knights ~ Labor and their leaders.
and dcnouncing the boycott. The man
ufacturers determined corrective the APP
plications Of The men for work. and the
lockout i therefore at an end.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

BARON FAvA. the Italian minister NJ
Washington. presented his recall 70
the state department. on the 3lst.
having been called home BY his govern
mcnt. because Of Dissatisfaction al the
progress made in the settlement Of the
New Orleans lynching affair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

PESsioS payments for the first three
quarters Of the current fiscal year. ag-
gregated about 80. 900. 600. and point 70
a pension charge during the current
year Of about SIPS. 600, 000 cr 10000 900
more than during the preceding year
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

AT the carpenters district council
held in Boston. on the 18th. representa-
tives from twenty-five local unions stat
I'd that they had been instructed to urge
the council 70 continue the cight-hour
agitation. and To leave nothing undone
which might enable the carpenters 70
get the eight-hour rule established.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

REV. NEwcoME. a young colored min
lister, began protractcd meetings at
Wcstcrville. O.. some weeks ago, in a
little colorcd church. Attracted by his
fervid c~Ioquence. white people began
crowding the cdiice and many Of both
races professcd religion. Soon the
church would not hold the people. and
the eloquent colored man was invited
% the Evangelical church. the largest
white church in the city. which has
been crowded nightly for a month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

IHE Leeds England Millers' as>o-
citation. on the alst advanced the price
of iour Is. 3D.. making a total advance
81 ss. Cd. during the month ~ March.
This advance was due u the rise in the
price OF English and foreign wheats.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Mr. PLEASANT. "a, April \ ~
midnight Norwood was under military
control. the entire Tenth regiment IN
Gliding the staf. being on the ground
Two companies 81 the Eighteenth regl-
mcnt arrived nj 1880 a. m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

THE annual meeting Of the New
York branch Of the Woman's Home
Missionary society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church was held on the soth.
The reports from the various churches
were all encouraging.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

ASUNBkR Of arrests have been made
of persons suspected Of being impli-
Gated in the murder Of VI. Baltcheff.
bulgarian minister Of finance. among
them being VI. karaueloff and thirty
members Of his party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

on July IS next will be celebrated
the a90th anniversary Of the landing on
the island Of Montreal. Can. 81 Mais-
onneuve. the founder Of the city. Prep
arations are under way for making it
the occasion Of a grand demonstration.
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on April . the annual conference 81
the Latter Day Saints Will bc held AZ
Kirkland. in Lake county. Q. Kirkland
was the first home Of the Mormon
church IN America.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

RrNnn~ 81 war between liayti and
san Domingo arr current The old
dispute. the boundary-line question, i
the cause ~ the strained relations Of
the two countries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

The total value Of cereals exported
from the Argentine republic in 1859
was SIG. 4a6. a2s and s25. -. 500 in 1890.
This included wheat. corn. -four flax,
linseed oil and other cereals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Tnf pope j. Frustrated by stomach
trouble. and has bccn ordered hy his
physicians 10 remain in bed for the
present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

TnE Michigan house. on the cd.
passed the Miner hill. which provides
that hereafter presidential electors
shall he chosen by congressional dis
tricts instead ~ by the state as & unit
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1T is reported that a note has been is
sued by NJ. DeGiers. the Russian minis
ter Of state for foreign affairs. forcrun-
ming the intention IT Russia TO inter
vene in the Balkans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Ex.Co~aRrssMAx y. u. GExNrr.I~
founder Of the town ~ Grinnel, la.
died in Mar~halltown. on the alst, after
a years illness. aged 20 years. Of con-
ktitntional troubles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Ex-RrrRfSF>rArvr CARTER. o. Mon
tana. received his commission and took
the oath a office rs commissioner 81
general land Office on the si~t.
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THE Bulgarian government has Of
fcred a reward Of & 1000 for the capture
Of the murderer of NJ. Baltcheff. minis
ter Of finance. The government hrs
also pensioncd the widow Of NJ. Bait
chef.
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on the sist the Treasury department
sent checks amounting ~ S.,aiS,di6
ia payment ~ the April quarters m-
tsrest due on III per cent. bonds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. y. y. april
4.During the storm ~ wind ~ last
night The sea broke high upon the
coast. At I:3o u. m. the three mastcd
schooner Georgia l.. Drake. from Mo-
bile. Ala. and bounl for NV York.
came ashore On SANDY Hook. The crew
were all rescued ~ the ~iifc-saving
corps. The schooner. which has a ear
20 ~ yellow pine i well MP On the
beach. and a. the sea has gone down
there Il no immediate danger ~ her
going % piece ~u,rts rir lc mare
90 float be-
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Mr.. PLEASANT. Pa. April a.
General Manager Lynch. If the FrIck
coke interests. had a long interview
with ten. Wiley yesterday afternoon
There is d prospect Of some trouble N
Fayette county. and II is probable that
the militia will be requested 70 20 ovcr
there. Fears are expressed on all sides
for the safety Of Capi. Loar. of this
place. whose men il is claimed shot the
strikers. Threats are being made on
all sides against him and he is going
around with a body guard. The captain
himself has no fear. but his fellow Off y
GERS arr very anxious that he protect
himself.
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license.
An Effort i hcing made a. organixs q
hall team al Icrrs iiaute. with . view
a. entering the tri->sate league.
IN u estimated that III. recent ilagcrs-
town wreck will eos: the Panhandle
Railroad 60. ~ioo. 900.
AEeHr koo>Ix. aged . years. was
last seen nliv. with two negro h-,y>
next he was found in the river >nppo>-
ably murdered. and the money On his
psr~on gone. Coroner Of Marion j. in
x~cstigating.
IN Nm. II. ctFronp died az Brazil ~
gangr.ne in the foot.
A ~ union railway station will he
erected Al Terri IIaute nj, spring
TnK canserou> growth in the mouth
of Mrs ". y. Jones. Al Hope. dropped
out, the other day. just before Il cholsed
her to death. and she j. now recover
ing.
NA%ErI>~vIIrE has . ncw kinder
gartcn training school
A>"rnfr splendid las well was DE-
veloped near knight~iowr = few days
since.
NM. a farmer near Plain
field. while prying mp stumf~- received
fatal injuries ~ the pryine pole acei-
dsntally slipping and falling upon his
head
STEPHEN SMITHS doctor a. Corners
VILE extracted from stephens foot the
hedge thorn which has been one 81
stephens fine points for twenty years
ELDER WILLIAM WILSON. the famous
blind PR aeier Of the Christian church.
died 4 few days ago al his home ia Rus.
~sllvilie. At the age Of - wears. He i
~vell-knovn in his church in Indiana.
Ohio. Kentucky and Illinois. lie had
been blind for sixty years. yet was
prominent a. an evangelist and died
leaving a large estate
.i"n~ EEosk- Win kicked in q plate
glass window at Muncie. in order 10
force an officer 10 put him in jail over
night. has been sentenced 70 ninety
days on The stone pile.
AT Nuncic Judge Lott. a few days
= sustained the motion - qua~h the
indictments against superintendent
Kennedy. ~ III. Muncic pulp mill.
charged with violating the sight-hour
law in employing a day and night force
working thirteen AMI eleven hours. re-
~pcctivsly, and paying weekly wages
for their work The court held that
the Indictments were hased upon m I'M
constitutional act, ina~murh a. no dcti-
milton i given II what shall constitute
a violation Of the law
WILLIAM HALL wa seriously injured
by the premature explosion If a blast at
Greer's cemeat-mill quarry near Jeficr
~cnville- lis eyes were destroyed and
his skull fractured ~ flying debris.
NICHOLAS HAi.E. of. indianapolis.
aged a. while eating uinncr the other
day. choked TO death on a piece II
meat
RoEr. H"oD. insane enlored man. per
ished in his burning shanty at Bloom
ingtcn-
CHARLES coIrox. an inmate If the
insane hospital At Richmond. choked %
death on a piece Of meat.
The jewelry store Of Augustine Ellis.
Bedford. was robbed the other night Of
forty watches and : large amount Of
money
A accident occurred At the
blast furnace. Terre Haute- the other
afternoon. Patrick Hurley. the day
keeper and Michael Carey. the cngi-
neer. being fcarfuliy burned hy the
lower brick walls Of the furnace giving
away. the flames e~nveioping the two
men. They can not live. Both men are
married and have families. Hurley be-
Z - ...l l---.. en- An - n.-I.-s
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Mr. PLEASANT. Pa. April 4. Ex.sec.
rotary Robert Watchorn and Nice.rres-
ident Penna of the United Mine Work
ers returned here yesterday. They
held a conference in Pittsburgh Thurs.
day night. and decided To continue IN.
strike more dctermincdly than ever
The killing Of these men,, said
Penna. has. strengthened onr position
ten-fold. W. are determined not u lay
down. II the operators are to be armed
70 protect property. and under ,h4.
pretense shoot down men ON The high.
ways. il is time the men were ARMED Is
protect their own lives"
AZ a big meeting held here Yesterday
afternoon. strong resolutions were
adopted dcnouncing the killing Of tho
men at Norcvood.
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entire approval of the republican press.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
thus dashes cold water on tho budding
statesman:
There seems TO be no special reason
why the director Of tho mint should
know so much more than the secretary
or the great congressional lights in
finance. His duty is simply to buy
bullion and have it coined in accord
ance with law. He is. in short, the
blacksmith, or rather the silversmith, Of
the treasury department. He Il be an
excellent man for his position without
possessing the least technical financial
knowledge. He need not know, and in
the present case it is evident that he
does not know, anything about the legal
restrictions which must control Il great
part OF the money in the treasury"
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SINNERS, JESUS DIED FOR YOU.
....,,.. -.s..t... ..... ....-,r.......
A few feet away is another banner.
....'.
FINEST SHOW IN TOWN TO-NIGHT
Al THE COLISEUM THEATER.

The ~jaunti!y dressed and tough-looking
gilded club for a moment and yells to his
men;
drown EN- ont, bows"
His call is answered by a hurried beat of
the small drum. The se-drummer an
swers with a bang and the music, pardon
the misnomer, begins. 1t is the Boulanger
march. Tn prince observes that his friend
Boulanger, with all his faults, would march
- away If he were present. But it was
noise, and that was the only requisite. The
poor little tune of the Salvationists, their
only one, was smothered forthwith. The
leader was not to be laid ont by the sound
Of brass. His voice roared above the
sound:
Big salvation meeting tonight. Ev-
erybody invited"
Ignoring the invitation we walk on. 1t if
yet early for the upper end Of the town
though there Is action
"Where will we go tirstz'' asks the prince.
"lo the Bucket of Blood" ! suggest.
We TUNED at the corner of Main and
Wall streets but one block from the verv
heart of the city, and walk over to the
dizzy t~horoughfaro known as Clore street
The vampires. hlear eyed and hand painted
mrs already on the watch. Each little one
story shack contains one window, with /
face, and such a face.
My friend recalled Dore's pictures of los,
souls, and the sirnl!e is good. Each heat
mods III 4 teeflng way as We walk by II
the center Of the street. A French oath oc
casionally echoed down the pave ~ a resuI
of come personal difficulty. J notice tina
all houses are lighted except the forIne
residence OF One Eyed Julie, who was Gu
to pieces p little over a year ago. The su
perstltlou, which j. said to sway inhab
ltants of tins quarter, holds out It's ghosti
ilud against other tenants. We stop for
moment aud tell the story Of the myster
lons mu der. and the prince, having sec
the trst victim Of Jack the Ripper, appear
interested. The coloied population on tn
street rs exclusive, aud dwells only on on
side. Women OF that shade, dressed In n
imaginable tawdry, are at their Windows
too, Occasionally we See n man wlthou
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PUBLIC HEALTH.

THE INDEPENDENT is in receipt OF the
following letter:
Is there no ordinance or the officers to
Enforce it, against making Il dump for slop,
dead animals and all sorts of garbage with
in the city limits? The vacant lots Just
back of Mr.. T. G. Powers new residence on
the west side are being used as n dumping
ground for refuse of every kind, among
which are several dead dogs and cats. lhis
portion of the city will be rendered unin
habitable as soon MS hot weather comes, if
this practice is not stopped. Tn proper
oiiicess should give this some attention.
Misery loves company, and 1T may be
some consolation for Our aggrieved %
respondent to be assured that his is not
an isolated case. Other relief he is not
likely to get. Amy Investigator into the
subject OF bacilli can find Il rich harvest
in most OF the alleys Of the city, and
some OF the streets as well. We en-
deavor to induce outside capital to make
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SINNERS, JESUS DIED FOR YOU.