Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1883 — Page 4

THE INDIAVf A STATE SENTINEL,WEDNES1)AY, JANUARY 3. 1883.

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Thb proposal to da away with West Point ant, the Regular Army is another cruel blow t .he Indian Tax week of player heretofore usually observed during the firat of January will Segin on the 7th. XaKiDE!rr Abthcb seems to lack the abil ity to keep on the right eide of the people and the bosses at the same time. The name and fame of A. T. Stewart, the $ew York millionaire, whose remains reet. tie Lord knows where, is associated with a suit in Chicago for $12,000 back taxes. GiiXEKiL Gakfikld wrote to Dorscy, 'Don't relax your grip any where. ' The old de was to keep all you get end to get all jot can. The two don't differ much. What a farce it was to release that Roch stcr bank President on fJD.OOO bail. They aay he secured about $350,000 of the bank's fun da. Sow if he skips he will be ahead just $o30,000. It is probable that the labor markets of larope hate been so much relieved by erni craiion during the last year that the comicg J ear will witness a large decrease in the nnruber of arrivals ia this country. The Boston Herald ia led to remark, that rc Lave all read lots of Dorsey letters lately, hat we don't rind any tbiui; about his resignation of the Secretaryship of the Republican Rational Committee in any of them." The Republican machine bosses expect 1b boom up anew ou new profession f rf jrin, but it will be of no ava l. It Is too late in the day. Putting a new harne on a Ieai mule will not revive the animal It would be disgraceful to have the Ninth Indiana District represented in Congress by a man of the antecedents of Captain Doxey f Anderson. Mr. Orth may have had his failing, but he was altogether far superior to the man Doxey. The Republicans of Massachusetts do not -taktfekinoly to Ben Bailer's success. They Should give the old man a chance. He will probably give them one of the best Administrations that the State ever had. "Old 33 n" has fault, nut be is no fool. As exchange well says that when a man runs tor office without kno ing niuch about politics, Le is very much like the grten one who trie to elide around gracefully on roll r spates. He Las not got iar to go before fee gets all the experience he need J. The possibility that Senator Hear will fail do be re elected by the Massachusetts Legislature is creaticg some uneasiness among the Kepubl cina. If he fails through the Influence of Ben Datier the New York Tri bene thinks it would be "a disgrace." Why or wherefore it does not state. Thb Tort Wayne Sentinel evidently knows all about the gang it refers to in the following: "The Stalwart newspapers are tryinc to sxincourige the Presidential candidacy of ExSenator McDonald, but singularly enough tfce more McDonald is discuss d the wuler grows his popularity and the more firmly is ltd p'aated in the hearts of the people." The Democrats are not in power in this country. 1 bey will cot be in power after the 4th of March next. Neither will they go into power in 1884, unless all along the lint between eojv and then tbey show a disposi tion to consult the general good in all they do rather than to plot and contrive for mere party advantage. Tax Republicans in Congress are making -desperate efforts to recover some of their lost ground. If they are really honett in their present professions of reform, how did it happen that they were rever able to see aay necessity for reform until since the late lecta'cn? Last session would Lave been a more, opportune time for civil service reform. J. H. WiicTERiiaTHAit has Riven notice that be will e nlel tnti Hecwm o( M-Jor Calkins on the fron mis of billd tin; and lutimMain b ih Oliver Chilled Plnw 'Atmci'-j and theSiuaebaker Was; m Works. Plymouth Democrat. Ye?, and Mr. Winterbothain has some from testimony that will demonstrate that South Band equals the worst bu.ldcxed Districts in the South for sharp and dark tricks od election days. Wees a bill Is brouuht op Mr. Holnun mually w-ki to have ib accompanying report read. Thtn be wanders oft and does not listen 10 It." 'Jtbi Rion Special That Is about the size of this chees parer. who baa done a larger bume or. a smaller capital than any mau In tbe Untied Sta en Journal. His cheese pari Mrs have saved the c un try hundreds of thousands of dollars, perhaps millions. His constituency indorsed this grand National "cheese parer" byretiming him to ihe next House by a phenomenal majority. Taa announcement that Doxey would Spend $30.000 to secure bis election to Congress in the Ninth District has prompted the Democrats to organize a special detective force ia each County to find oat who gets money. And were g ad to say that t:o Jtmpnt ha.4 vet been inaJ that has not iWfVletected. Amone the evidences of tbe i Dtto!of some Republicans to take ad van-; .ta'&xey's supposed liberality is the !

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can paper demanded $500. The small iaper supports Doxey. TAXATION, REVENUE AND EXPEND ITURE. The Sektiskl believes in honest taxation, Probity is the corner-stone of reform. It Is supreme folly to anticipate uprightness in fiscal affairs If unfairness permeates the groundwork of the business. It is we known that a vast amount of wealth i shielded by law from taxation. Of this we do not complain, though the fact makes i more difficult for those who hare not made such investments to support Governments. In the first place, there are outstanding $340,031.016 United States notes (greenbscka) exempt from taxation and fully $500,000,000 of United States bonds held by the people, also exempt from taxation. If, in addition to these amounts, State securities and mu nicipal secarities, exempt from taxation could bs ascertained and added, the turn total would be sufficient to startle the most stolid citizen. But, as such exemptions are legal, nothing is to be said. The only thing to be done is to honestly tax what there is left. It is not difficult to illustrate our idea. It is a well-known fact, as pttent as it flagrant, that men of property, which can be covered up, are ceaselessly on the alert deviblng means to avoid taxation, acd It furthermore well known that, by numerous devices, men who otherwise stand fair in a community do not hesitate to cheat the State or municipality in matters of taxa tion. Revenue once Beet; red under euch embarrassing circumstances thould be economically husbanded. The custodians o the fund3 should be honest men. The people, however, in matters of finance, should take nothing for granted. The ac counts of the custodians should be fre quently examined to set. that every thing is equarc, and to prevent defalcation. The money thus obtained and guarded should be expended for the public good; and it is just here that the people have ceaseless occasion for complain'. Money wrung from taxpayers is shamefully squandered. Profligacy instead of probity rules. Instances ot robbery multiply, and in almo:t every case taxpayers are confront ed with the fact that their money, contrib uted according to law, has been expended in direct violation of law. ue a . a - faulting officials who have robbed go fre?, while only Bmall thieves are pun ished. This condition of things prompts officials, and newspapers which work in thir interest, to be ceaselessly crying down the proper expenditure of money. Such papers do not demand honest taxation nor the puDishment of Treasury robbers. They simply cry economy." It is easily under stood, if the people's money is stolen there ii less to be expend td for the pnblic gocd. whereas, if inte? rtty prevailed, important advantages would accrue to the taxpayers, to the commuDily at large. It Is well known that here in Marion County about $.30,000 ot the taxpay ers' money is in the hands of foar default 1 a . ireuff. dj not nave the money refunded or let the people know the reason why the laws are violated with impunitj ? Fifty thousand dollars would, if properly expended, aid materially in carrying fo wara muca neeaea improvements, it is a . worihy ct remark that thoe who are gouty or rugrani vioia'ions of the law are thoe who the most lustilv Cry 'economy." Here in Indianapolis. u- der the- plea of "economy," the street lamps are extinguished ard the city ahroudCd in ebon blackness, because the mxn is sup posed to ba shining, though ths clouds, D0Svi b!y five miles in thickness completely ob rcure its light Such "economy" gives the city to foot pads and garroters. murder and not. Under the plea of "ecsn omy the- police force is reduced to a shameful sham, and is regarded as of little or no value. Under the idea of "economy" the streets cf the city ere filled wuh tilth, and the mud in the eutteis is ev. 1 with the curbstones. Under the plea of "economy" Ihe Market Housea cf the city are a standing disgrace. If puHic spirited citizens seek to get cut of the mud at:d filih they are met bv the crv of economy." Footpads knock down and rob, Teopls thread their way through streets shronded in darkness. The pjlice are so few and far between as to be of little or no service. People who come to the ci'y to eil their market stuff to the people shiver under shanties unfit for dog kennels. Rings rule and riot, and btill the cry is "econ omy." A ceaseless hellabaloo is kept up about closing saloons, bat little or nothing is said about honest assessments, the scrutiny of official conduct, the punishment of defaulters, or the honest disbursement of the people's money. Let us have hoDest taxation, honest men to . control the revenues, an honest administration cf th-i law, and an honest disbursement of the people's money. Tbe-e requirements secured, the cry about "economy" will cease to be the most vulgar clapfrap, and the people, seeing their money hoi estly disbursed, will pay their taxes without complaint. A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. , "Rnsea bloom and then they wltber; Cbeeks are bright, then fle ad die; S-hiipesof lljditare waUtd hither, - Tbeo like visions hurry by. Quick as clouds at evenli g driven O'er tbc many-colore" Yra ate bearing us to ITeven, IIjdi of happiuets aud rest." The right thing to do to-day is to wish our friends "a happy New Year." What of enemies? There should be neither enemies n r enmities. Let enemies, if there are any on the highways, be forgiven, and if enmities rankle in the heart let them be crushed or forever exiled. This done, let the joyous greeting, "Happy New Year to all," rina in 183. Possib!y some cynic will remark: "That Sort of talk is well enough for nurseries and boHoitals, or where goody-goody people meet to sing spiritual songs and sigh for ntopian bliss." Very well. If there are those who prefer to growl and scowl they are welcome to all the enjoyments to be derived from making the most of their privileges. It so happens that the first day of January has been designated as the beginning of the new year. In many ways this decree Is con venient. But, aside from such consid erations, the first day of January, belDg a holiday, men and women embellish it with the most delicate and recherohe refinements. Cal Is, reunions, joyous greetings and the te viral of fid friendships are in order, and

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uvov wuv iciuso io uasa ana uaiue in the flood of joy which to-day is rolling over the land, are to be c'assed - with the world's unfortunates, and are ob jects of commiseration because tbey are the victims of misanthropy. But it is no part of our purpose to bomilize. Tfe are not out with a lantern bunting for men of morose dispositions. There are sun spots on the earth ministers ot goodness and gladness, circles where kind words are spoken.voices attuned to love. eyes sparkling with hope and high ambitions, suug home harbors where the restless waves of passion do not disturb the calm repose. Thither we steer and moor our te'mpest-toesed barks for a dsy, and as others come we signal them our greeting a happy vew Year to all on bsard. As we write t.' i past, the years o our pilgrimage, with all tbeir treasures of memory, are passing in review, and it may be as true to thoe who read. It may be that such retrospects are without value. We should decline to admit the charge, even if it had the authority of aDostolic declaration. The experience of tbe past is worth eo-nething. and we surmise that as thousands say fare well to the old year and welcome the new, remembrance of past New Year greetings will be a treasure which- they would not barter for rubies. If so, they will be eager to reconstruct "love's shining circle" from which genu have dropped away, and con template the time, perhaps not far away. when the new year once b-gan shall have no ending. Bethitas it may, one thing is certain, that among tbe enjoyments of our civil zition, the felicities of New Year's Day take high rank and are likely to hold their place ayainst all opposition. It is well. "Should anld acquaintance bs forgot, And uever btotignt to mltdT Should auld acquaintance be forgot. And auid Uuk true? For ulii tang syi.e. my dear, Kur aula laue ayue. We'll lak a cup n' kindness yet. For auld laugtyne " AN OUTLOOK. It seems to be understood in Republican boss circles that Governor Porter wi.'l totally disregard the out-spoken censure of the peo ple at the ballot-box in November, and at tempt to foist upon the benevolent institutions of the State a number of Republican officials. The Journal, in a recent issue. printed the following: Ex Senator McDonald Intimated to an Enquirer reoorter there would be no dead-liCk between tbe Senat aud the bovemor la tue mat'er of making appointments, provided tbe Governor putonly Dein -erat on guaid; otherwise alatv would be pated taking tbe matter out of bia ha-J, and making tbe same elective by Joint ballot, iir. McDonald did not seem to favor "pooling 1-6U a" w lib. His Excellency; on tLe contrary, as the Democracy h-d fairly won every tb.li g in fhjht, they were entitled to all the benefits. We neither know nor care to know whether the foregoing is true or false. Tbe Journal, true to its instincts, does not tell wheie the item came from, but proceeds to comment upon it as follows: Toe Constitution and tbe law devolve upon tbe Governor tbe duty of rnakiig certain appointmeuts. The d lit j of the Senat; is eutirtlydisllijct. A Kepubl can Governor is excepted to make R.'publicnu appointments. Governor day nomluattd whom be pleastd, without respect to tbe political complexion ! tbe Senate at.d we presume Governor Porter will do the tame thing It would be au uuheaidvf performance for the G veinor to appoint Democrat simply becaus-e the ou firming mj rliy la Dim-Kvatic Tbe Re public. Pieddeut of the United States appointed Eepub leans, aud a Democratic Seuate coaüiraed tbem if It raw flu Governor Porter will doublleaa pursue a like poller. We invite the attention of our readers to the intensely (artisan character of the Jour nil's position. A Republican Governor is .. . I ' I exptc ed to maxe uenuoncan appointments. regard let-a of the declared will ot the people to the contrary, and in the face of the fact that the confirming power, by the will of the people, is anti-Republican. Reference is made to Governor Oram's acts, but they do not suit the cae. Governor Grsy was a Democrat, and tbe confirming ower was Democratic But, jut here, the records in the cae are conclusive Tbey show that in several of Governor Gray's appointments tbe Republicans were determined, if jxwiible, to defeat them. The record shows more. t di: closes a purpose on the part of R-pub-ican Senators t defea', if poible, t'ie confirmation of every appointment made by G vernor Gray. On Friday, January 23 1S31, Mr. Mf nzies moved that tbe "appointments made in Governor Gray's me-tac.e of January 7 be now considered. The previous question was demanded. Oa seconding the call for the previous q'ie-tion the vote was: Ayes, 23; noes, 22 a party vote; and the vote on calling the ayes and noes was: Ayes, 25; noes, 23 -noes all Republicans." Upon three of tbe appointments made by Governor Gray the Republicans voted solidly to defeat tbeir confirmation, and, it might be said, if such a record proves ant thing it demontirates most conclusively that had there been a msjority of Republieans in the Senate the appointments of Governor Gray would not have been confirmed. f the late election in Indiana means any thing It is that the people of Indiana repose confidence in the Democratic party, and that they do not rep ore confidence in the Republican party. Manifestly it is the duty of the Democratic Senate and the Democrat ic Legislature to obey the will of the people rather than the wh m of Governor Porter. Me. President Arthur wants silver de monetized sg.in. He does not say this in ?r many words, but be says what is regarded as equivalent. He wants tbe ennage of til ver dollar stopped. The Nashville Amen can savs: To stop the coinage is prictically to demonetize silver On tbe other hand, bat the country demands a- d will have is more sllvtr dollars and certiflcatea. It I a solid foundation, secure agalnit fluctuations and breaking banks, or fls-e ing presidents Ith all assets. And further, if ngres. at tbe instigation of Sir. Arthur, passes ny f uch blil It will only be a bill until tbe Dt-m-ocrats c me in, when it will quickly be expunged from tbe statute book, In point of fact the people of tbe United ötatea have bowed to th will of the Eoroi ean bankers about as lorg as thej intend to. In V73 the baokera of Europe said demonetisa rilver and it was dooe. Was It because there was scarcity of silver? or that It was less valuable than gold? or why? Because several eountrl In Europe had already discriminated against allver. and it was therefore less valuable lu Europe, and tbe bankers did not want tbeir interest in their Ut-Ited States bond paid In It. Thia la the reason now, but we do not intend to yield to tbeir dicta

tion, and we will pay them oat ot the vaults la On December 12, the festival of Pope St. Damaailver. If silver it demonetized, the banks will sus. sole mo high mass was celebra et in the old supply Its wants with paper money, and af the church of Saints Laurence and Damasus, In

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ponwju, m g oiu. tor ai me present ia ttais toe bond are parable In silver or cold at tne o ion i . I I fit ttlA C m w k T' A demoLetizaUon would relieve him of the option. Manifestly the Deonle hav vnt in Wn sharp lookout, or the banks, European capi talists, gold bags and monopolosts will have things their own way again. JcdgbArsocx, of New York City, has decided that the Hebrew population must observe tbe first day of the week as a Sab batb, to tbe extent of closing tbeir places of bustnete, and that they will not be permitted to work in their shops on Sunday even with closed doors. Thia decision will be a hard ship upon conscientious Hebrews. The) will keep the seventh day of the weeki Saturday, eacred because it is God's com mand that they Ehall so observe the dsy, and then they will be required to refrain from all "servile labor" on Sunday because the "code" demands it. Bv this operation tbe TT-l 1 . . . ... xicurrw loses i wo aays out oi seven, while a Christian loses but one day. The proceeding does not tally with iusflA It im Tmf rKS.r,;..! -we w ävisvva VUllOtiaUlll. v w it :s a loworaer oi Mgotry, which, as in all such cases, will do Christianity more harm than good. It does not respect conscience It ignores God s command on Sinai. It makes a human statute superior to God's eternal decree, never revoked. It is well enough, however, to bring 6uch questions I rward. Let them be discussed. If big otry is to be reinstated; if blind fanaticism is to rule ; if common sense is to be ignored; if blue laws are aain to come into force the people should know it, so that they may be prepared to shoulder their knapsacks and take the back track to the grand old limes when Quakers were whipped at cart-tails and a man was fined forgoing on a Sunday journey. POLITICAL AND GENERAL NOTES. CongiE'S did not adjonrn for Christmas; it peteied uut Ma Wilford Slunt, who is not a wealthy man. Ia said to bave already spent 15,000 on behalf o bis friend Arab!. Competbst judges estimate thr.t tbe FrancoGerman warcoet France two provinces, a million of livts, and H.COO.OOO.COO. It added r2.000,000,COO to the debt. There is work for Mr. Bsrgi in New Orleann A coca fighting tournament Is to be held there In February, and it la thought tbat l.OUO chickens will be fought. In Polabd. Rev. Mr. Alf, a Baptist clerejman, haa so of tn aud mj greatly Incurred the dli leaaure oi tne emi authorities by the way he has con due ed his reiiiiloua services that be has been la Jail thirty times. He is getting used to it. IIERFICK. S wue asked him to bul d the fire Heep led that she was as w, 11 able to do it. She got mad, but built tbe Are. Derrick reproved her for exhibiting her temper. She thea cut her throat and died. Ilerrick is a thoecaker and lives ia Beverly, Mass. A f-HREWD advertiser in Brooklyn exhibited a puppetshow in his store window, ind attracted sncb a crowd tbat patrons of the det.ttst. whoe office was upstair , could not get to the doorway. The merchant was enjoined frcm continuing the performances. A subsequent c -m promise per mits the show alter 4 o'clock la the afternoon. Yoekey Pete, the noted St. Louis bootblack, who founded a boys' home in that city, and was for years regarded as a model leader of the wield eis of the brush, has goDe wrong. While on a trip further West be boarded a railroad tiain at Truckee. Cal.. robbed the pas engersof a leeplng car, and has beei sent to PiUou for two years. The Prince ot Wales wins goldtsn opinions by Ma entire partiality lu po ltics. 8c me time aco. when Mr. Gladstone had rec irtd a mat ked slhcbt at Windsor, the Prit ce webt out (f bhwiyfo Ktve him an exceptional prorf of hta respect, and lately Mr. Chamberlain (Radical Kx-Major of Birmingham) has,' with Sir C. Dllte, been ou a visit to Sai.dnnfEham. QtEKLh Eutlch baa taken upon bis ehoulriera tuk (hat mUtH hive appalled a polldcal Her eules. As Govt nor he propones to reform all the real and Imaginary abi-e that have grown up in the old Commonwealth for Ibe pant soo years and ave the people no end of money. Fie has also undertaken to defeat Senator Ilnar'a re election and to organize the LfgitUture against a majority of the Reoubllctn memte-s. Gxxcbal Tiiom as O. Osborx. United States Minister to the Argentine RrpubMc. baa been viMtlug thii country, ad will foon teturo to his post of duty. Six years ago he left Chicago, which had reea M residence for twenty years. lie has been spending a few dsyi in Chicsgo re cently, and net lares tbat it appears like a strange Cltytoh'.m, so tnarvtllms has been Its growth and so many bave beea the changes. Am old toper was locked in a police cell at Dallas, Tex. In tbe night be yelled for help, de curing that a monkey was in the room. A police man thought he bad tbedelarlum tremens, and aured him tbat be saw nothlrg. After that be became more frantic, and in the morning was found dead. Tbe monkey was no delusion, how ever, but bad got into the cell after eecaplnz from lu owner, an incarcerated organ grinder. Tbk expression ''white as snow" is not strictly accurate, for there is snch a tbirg aa red mow. Arhtoile, in his writing, mentioned the phe nomenon, but culd not explain it M. Sossure. a French cleitist. observed red snow on tbe Alps, and upon examluii g it with a microscope dU covered that the suow owed its red hue to a mlou e plant, Protococcus Nivalis which coiikIs s of a single eel1. R- d tuow has beeu observed i t tbls couutry on tbe Wasatch Mountali.a, 10,000 ftet above the w. It looks like suow that has b- en sprinkled with fresh blood. Tna bitterness trat tbe Senatorial contest in Michigan is developing makes tbe result every d y more doubtful. Tbe opiceldou cf the Detroit Pom to the re election of Sens tor Fi-rry wss understood to mean tbat Hon. Jimea F. Joy. one of its ownes, was a candidate for tbe ioti tioa. Bot the Pott announces decidedly that Mr. J-ylsnot eeking tbe place and will not allow his name to be U's l. It pronounces iu favor of no candidate and fsji tbat its course iu the con tect la actuated by tbe sirgle desire to sue har mony restored to tbe Republican party. Ax interesting ceremony took place in the Vitloan on December 14. when tbe Pope received 1,3-0 children belonging to the fourteen acoool established 1 Rome by ihe Society for Promoting. Cut hoi !o Interests. Atter the cbildreu had suug a chorus of thanks, the Pope speut two hours walking about among them, ta king to them ia divilually or giving them his band to kls At tbe conclusion of the audience every fblld received a silver medal, and the Pope hand- d the President of tbe Society 2,' CO francs to spoad la buyiag clothes for the poorer scholars. A constant source of nnhapplness to Louis Blanc, the Fiench statesman and agitator who died the other day. was bis dwarfish size. The wife of aa English Cburch dlsnltary once almost drove him into a state of suicidal frenzy by ask ing him, when he was detailed In her country bouse by a storm, whether be would mind sleeping in a child's bed. Another dsy, at Brighton, be was rendered supremely wretched because he waa taken at tbe Pavilion for General Tom Thumb. An old lady said to him. "You darling! I mut really kiss yon." He took his sbert sUV ; ore from tbe Corrlcan aide of tbe house. Rome, lor the first time tinoe It was clossd lor 1

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ieur lou tu isoi. Tue at euiiou of ibe crowd preaeut was divided tetween the aervir. th new frescoes. b Grand! and Fontana. of the martyrdoms of Pose St. Sixtus the second, and of a I St Laurei.r. and a rnnnnmini t a Lt PelUgrino Koasl. fiua 1X'( Mlniater. who aaa asaasIna'ed in November, 15IS. on lbs atalrcase just opposite the door of tbe Bislllca. There were few. If any, who, on leaving, did not go to look at the spot where h fell. H8increaeof perjury In EngrtU r0ntU suggeta to tbe Spectator a tory of the way a Datisb MtrlHrate once soppreeJ perjury under his Jurisdiction: One day as Englhh friend seated beide Dim on tbe bsuc a noticed that everj wa nes Jumped immediately after uttering a palpable lie. He a ked tbe reason, and tbe Magistrate, aTter a caution, recealed his secret: "My orderly stands behind tbe witness, and whenever I put my left hand to my ear. that indicates tbat the evidence is false, and he runs a pin Into htm." The sting ot conscience in this material lorm proved effectual, and the Magistrate, who died k. . . . . ... vuuica turuuguoas uenmaiK la three ytara luruel an Alsatla into one of ibe niort ordeily and law abiding of communities. Us could al ways get the trutä. Tus influence of the electric light on health . . 6' c ntruiC w'vvt i j vi uauiiui( u vj Uf . i KnrHott of WoinMiM ai v n Ti. IT tiuts cxplslued hi views n the sut ject at ome length. He referred to the influence of the electric Habt on tbe human eyesight, and ex prtssed his oplulon tbat It pro duces no evil effects, the Hubt having a violet tinge nnder moat clrcumsULCes. He referred to tbe somewhat exaggerated expecuiioLs which bad been formed as to tbe distance at which the light was visible at Ma; but, on thewkole. he considered tbat tbe safety cf human lifo at sea had been increased by the use of ihe electric Hsht in Hghthou.e8. The electric light being tree rrom tbe dt advantages Incidental to tbecom bastion of gas la the consumpton of oxygen and the product! m of carbolic seid; he con sidered lu Cevelopment aa being a hygienic measure of Importance. The EuRlish papers contain numerous anw. aotesaoout ALthouy Trollope. A letter wiltteu bytbevicsrof tbeSustex villspe where he used to live, appears la the London Guard an : "Mr irollope," says the Vicai, "was the life of our school manager meetings, and a jenerous patron of the education of tbe poor. He ni, n when his health was failing, ruined SuLday morning service, always punctual to the minute. In bis lite he had had some narrow escapes. Örice In bis early jears he was raved fn m drowning under the ice by a young hero who afterward became Dean Mil man: and ones lu the hunting fieid be owed his lifetoafivorite horse, which, to it own palu, managed to tread a'ido aud spare its prostrate master's head. To the list Mr. Trollops wan never weary of generous deeds. N'o one ever was more vigorous lu his hatred of what was wronc aud mean; he wa tba perfect type of senile hrgllsh manhood and honor. "1 have no' fear of death iu-elf. but only of long waidug for it ben occe a mau ba made up bis miud ibt God means to do him good be ceases to feu death." Thk Rev. H. O. Pra'.t was formerly a Hwyer with an extensive prac.ic In Ohio, a popular political orator, and for two tetmt a member of Congrete. He toll a Methodist Minister' Con vention the other day that uutil J list, before bis conversion he was not a: all in sympathy with tbe teaching of the Bible, and tried hard to make himself a confirmed sktpilc. Notting- occuir d it) Lis experience while iu Congress to direct his mind particularly to reilion. and he wa not inhlieot schüren during a, whols winter lu Washington; tut that wis tbe very time when the subject of hl i ersonal mlva iou came into bis mind, and he ould not drive it away. He would often Kave his eat la the House of Represents'! ves. be f&ld, ai d walk the streets to gain re.i f. but all to no purpose. On nis return borne hts learued that there bad been considerable rtliglous ntenst iu ton, and that his wife and another Christian woman bed unitedly prayed dall lor several weeks for bis cmvertlon. His expeiience iu Wahiug;on wa n longer a mystery to him. ad from that mo ment be beMevel lu the efficacy of prayer. He abaudi ned law, turned his back upon hi politi cal prospects and entered the nhi-trv. Jsjhswk Talk. Jim Woorlard. in a Commercialjetter re pardint- Governor Hemlricfcs' health quotes irorn Dr. Van Hucuruell aa follows: What was tae rxat er with him:" I aked Krvfieelas. and k hd case at that. fik'Frsrft'M by treatment lor tbe i'e tiarene. which he never had. I examiced bis fn.t veiy catfuhv .'Htt iiuat, anu kuuw wnertoi i siea. ineia flammatloti be a over tne metatarv! bone of the ttiira toe. and ibe treatment allowed it to ai read uuuiuiiivoiTia tne wnoie liuiL U'hp n,. saw It, four weeks siio, ibe soreness had disxp pearea irons a I me loot, cave (lortlots ni me third toe, of winch unite a oart had been sloughed n Dy ine severe treatment, lou mav unit the win1 itcBiujrm w uiq u;nri oi m Tout!)! o- ron. ai d It will destroy the tissues so that siooghltx wt.iiollw. I have been acquafuted with Gov eruor tlei ducks for twelve vrs. aud hv known kl physical couditioii dnrini; ihm iim. it lsiair io Dr. iAHinae, tne auen iii g pbysuiaa. to say thst he Lcvtr regarded the al'a.k as seni.e gai grene " l- Is ald that the father and child of Govern or tie d'icks oied wuh .augr.ne." said one of the pary. -biun " anawered the doctor, "his father died wlm h heu he wa seventee i years older than theUoverttor is now, aud the coild did with pneii moult ' "How could uch a ml'tuke hava been mir! a in d'aguovin ibeca-e?" I asked. 'I tippose that s d..e t- the fact that at the tim. of the con&iiltailo't the f"o was very mu h 1- named and hid lie. n dr ssed with a poultice of flaxseed and rhaiaal wbict gave ihe surface a b act ih red c dor. Of c unse I don't pretend to know why the tnistske waa made, tut 1 know that such a dinguosls wns a mistake. Tne fact that the wound has bealed entirely and without leavine a ecsr ex cept where tbe s outhing was oo that part of tne toe which bss no c-Vrilrni scarcely xcentthe sltiu. will be a 1 mined, I thitk by all medical peop e as p sitive evidei ca tn at bis disease a iot se lie nre"e ibe htailig has been that of healthy, live flesh, aud his general htallh is rpletldid." After hearing this talk I went over to rhe reinence of O 'Vert or lie .d rlck-, w d f und bim sitt ug in his Jinari. readi sr The sore loot was drei-e 1 lu a large alipper. If I had not known that necaao-eo ill 1 wmiid hve tbouuhtol asking arn ut bisbealih. As be walkrd icp Hie rmm toce. me achsir. I did not se anv eviJet.f of 1 tmuness 1" hi- foot, but be told me that the fl sh wa s'ttl ouiie P'tideraud sen-iiive I i a ew days Mr. Hi) rtiicks will beat wora at his oflice. If present indications m-u auytMug. Then Jun wanders away into 803ie talK rjnr.ling Bucket-shop Doxey, now running rr Congre-n in Ihe Ninth L)i6iric, and sas: Quite a number of newspaper cri lclfms of a g-nt ral nsMure hve beei piin'ed since tbe recent omliiM tl mi of MhJ r Doxey for Conitrcs In ibe Ninih District, but none ot tbem wtm to have si rtn k at tbe meat f the caeasdidau old Repubiiian warrior in talkiug to ce this mon ing. Said tie: I wmx astocished at the nomination. Dnxrv was t'.e Oij-lu law of the laie Tom Hdlwell, wb-.n. Andy Johnson msde Minister to -D ZUelA a il wei; hd all the Or b roriesooiideiice, and In li7S, wbeu Or.n was tiominated for Governor that c rrrspoLOence wa It Doxet'a hands. Tnewiidmns. John and Jim, went up thtr and Ills claimed ti-duced loxev to bum. ad the letter:. Thoxe wrdeb ould h,re exonera'ed Orth went 1'ito the 0 tnis with the other I don't know what the Wild man wanted tbe letter burned for. but 1 suppose they thouchtthe less su id aboat the business the heiter lor tbe party. At any rate when Orth tried to get so muca of the e irresuondeiiee as would acquit bim. or enable hira to make a cocnnteie defence, be coula not do so and had to withdraw from the ticket. And Doxey was not slow in Orlug hot sot into Orth. But tbe f-ict that Doxey run a lot of bucket-shops is tbe strong ptint of bjec ion to him " "w here aia ne mu inemr' l ssxeu. He hsd two here, one in Evausville and two In Chicago " II Had tbeRe statements been made bv a Demo crat I w -uld bave looked upon 'hem as easaoaigu ies. and it may be that aiir Duiey is receiviug some of the kind ot treaiment he dished out to Orth. The Courier Journal's mare's nest, aout a con spiracy between John C. Shoemaker and Senator jison'Br wn, to capture, kidnap aud carry awar tne iegioature. provokes a broad smile here It is a little ruse of O O a ealey to get bis "msd" nut on b th of tbe gent emeu, ßtealey will be remembered as the youth who beard "the wild re-el jell' of he Democrats aa they took possessio a of tne offices list fall in this County. Ho heard tne yen before the election, out uot aa echo atterwsr'a. When the Committee wssorgsm. the ics'-anceol seuator Brown, hence bis wrath, Ized for tbe campaign, gtealey waa "dropped" at

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COBGStSfllOKAL ITXV1. Speaker Eeifer called tbe House or Eeprcsentatlvis to orfler VVetnesday morulafr, but there a no quorum present. Several private tain re paired, when au acjournmeut to eiurJtr was taaen. Senator Davis has received from Chietztarernounrai ceK-inst tbe paae of a baiikruul til 1 1 bl.nrl K. .AVA, . . . . , V v uuuurra nrms or laoividuals Th t argue tbat sucn lawi furnish a uoumaui tempiauoii to wild specuutions. Fortvthree Senators were presentat the openlog of buMne-s Wednesday. The customary in rin rw iti,iiiinia c. a a , - ....vu. su it. create ci reutina and ,ob010 preaeuted. aud Mr. Pendletou AVred another lor the m.mn ' i. fiet. Cleve.and A rso utlou was adopted that tbe PoetmaMer Ueinrral retort the annual cost of B loicgu maus nuce IMII Debate thea ..utucnuru on ine civil servh bill. Mr. B ck - """ii kwuci ! j Btn oi nis DresKiK strv eon the roadside than set king a Dejanmei.t office. Mr. Uawiy's ameiidmeut to prohibit the n .." . , ' V eouirioutloua by one (t'ivernment t deer from another waa k. 19 to 27. A uew m c i. n was adopied. fi iblddicg ,.V ,7rVrtn.ln oUice l an :,0" lbttu.iij usl eliq tor totxeces. The bill then tu-d hi by 29 to 5. ' ' t.T?-I7"iAle Frit1y bill sppropriatlng llo.ouo for a m..oi.niet to Barou De Kalb at Au(iijclnrjati be made the seat c f the oronoa. d C..nn ot A ppe... Mr J"au cfitnmeHhe is inr rc, uieion presenied a teutlon tbai f ,r Th 7piii c i i? . rlriument "iart the bill for the relief Ol 11 x Johu Porter. i tie oenate was not la session fcatnrday. In the ituuse ine bena e Civil wrru mii In. i.ill..... " ..r fiö u u,ng ,or OU8Ter the time r ünn. clsims for h .n,e. etc.. loi I., ih r..ir Maies service. Resolution f.ir a Kianit, ""r.'.' a Haroora was referred 8 nmoney to any person tor political .usee. The latfi. pxiiivu u tiiic a aown. and the former o". "d. If bill f tfe relief .f Fi z John iuiwi nwuimup, ana Mr. ce well addreased m cuaie uutii in execuuve session. MISCKLLANEors SEWS ITEMS. The RMae QxhJs are receding. 1 be week of prayer begins January 7. Pub'.Icdebt reduction for December Is estiwu i.inuu iias oeen visiting hht grandchildren In the Hampton Normal School. Mor Oi see hsa nonelndiMl t-.nt 1iv v. , ... IUMUU I IU V 111 Kuw Ynrt Two Washington dettctivis are sutnerdPd ,nH t. ' . . . .. . "- u-. iu. vo auswer cnargts oi collusion with thieves i ue wori storm ot the season stmrlr v. ....... ouiiuajr. it is idareo, tne winter wbeal is iri ored. ear Beverly. W. a. ou Christmas ni.-h Aoam Cuneuce and four children were hnmni iA Five CRSes Of Smallpox have develnruwl at r-.. bridge, ill., aud strict quuntutie has been eEUblisueu. Thp ,u . ' " hi aiuiniivu IUU a 1IU.U.U nur nlil M . t- i. '.Z ;-.-?""-.?"" " Pfclfdkt. ex cre'smea Leedom. cf Ohio 1 n.mii. House. .......v.vu iwi caKeftUl-ll-Arini ti I ,Ä The HawalUn Minister to Vahin wasstrirVpn with d.atb as be made his New Veat'a call ou the A resident of Fait Like, named Sullivan, carneo uruktu netx lor a week, out crew weary i AV 1 V large stesmer sank in Cork harbor and the siiamn:p coiopas loULOertd at Queeustowu saiuroay. tiambetta. one or the moat nnterl ,iut ki'i.n rreurnaiau oi nis time, aied Monday at his home near Paris. An invoice of tomatoes from F.'o iaasold Jn ne i Iiicsko miiiiri i i.t t , . . . bushtlbox. " w "' Agirlij.N'eT PhiladelpMa, 0.. fatally shot a ou..i utu tsatuiaay mxbi who tried to break luto her room Elfter Mary Paul, of the Convent at Vankton hasbten stcelly marntd to Jr. V. S. Kosb. a I inariet. uankg. ol Lions. V V vin., the felling oi a larxe lCluie Thursday, m hirh pit rota nis oraui. Manillas ?iiaa:n, oi tjaarioltsville, Ind., wa Silled ty a Sunday train while waJainf ou tne W ...WI a a . a i - M . ... i nu-uauuic uaca. Iac Uitchel , a wH known farmer Jiving near PA emit giou. was ldtall injured oa'urday bj a tail l;uia a wao . A block of laud ia New York which wa bought at a uci 1 in teu ' ear Hgo lur (HC u has lateij beu uioriga:;ea ivr CbJ..tA)J. r neua b-os wbo'.esale eloih!nS house burned in jji naufc.ee at a'i eariy nour ouuday muruiug. ine ices va uer iw.wj Herr ilosr Sui day, repeated his advice to the - e ntiu wcuueiTci to suods lu ekoic anu uioiicy iu Diu is. Count Voj Wimifft'D. Auitro-Hanirarlin Am busdt r id Km i-e, isimmtiitd huicide baiurday lu hM.il by suouiiu himself. Dr. Mir.n, of Bjrltu, a well known writer on political e oiiomy, saot nis wife aad himself last weta. ty muiaai agieemout. Michnel Mooney, who murdered Sation A cent uiutaiey at rrauauu, loano, iu uctouer, laol. was hanged rriaay al iiaUd. arabi Push! aud his fellow exiles. Bailed from Putz last Wednesday lor Ceylou.no deiuonstrauou being maue oj tue pcp e. Tbe six hundredth anniversary of the foundicr oi in nouse i iiausour was celebrated tuluusi asiicaily tarouuout Austria, jesierday. A l Belle; ll e, 111 , a coal mtuernaml tTlUiam Waitou k lltd Jabe Aiiiburu. lat Thursday, for leiuxiug nis cau tin uieu took ma uu lild. A man's clothing caught fire frm matches in his poc-et dum g seivice ounday iu a Brooslyu Church aud caus- d a paoic 1 tbe cuuf fixation. S.-uator L-p&am has received from New York last week a nie in; rial f.om 1 'ZyO firms aud ludi viduais, pioie.-llüg agaiust the pAssabe of a bank rupt law. Three Chinamen were killed and three wound ed. Huuday, by au explosion of gla .t uowuer which tbey were thawing out at Weeksvlile, Montana. The Adjutant General of Iowa celebrated the thirty sixth anniversa y of the admis-iouof the 8iate by a taiute of tnli ty-six guus at Des Molues inur.-ciay. O' Brien, charged with seditious libel, for nobllcallous lu United lieland.haa summoned i'M wituoMs i;.ciudiug a lante number of Uoverumeut t Cictals. Lidy McNaghten. a daughter of ''Bull Run" Russtll, has elop d from Coleraiue, irelaud, with the eeit of the Mac Armey estates lesviusr aeveral rhi d eu beniui. N. L Duke, who killed CapUinKatt. at Coiontow . I'd . was re eased Friday ou 112 Olm bail. Judge Wilson dee. dlug that it was not a c.ae of prtmeditaied murder. A fs'sl diseat-e, believed to be a brain trouble, btsb okenou, among the horses at 0kl ioa Iowa rhe attack u-ualiy causes dalk lu from twelve t thirty bours. A tall chimney at D-adf ird. Bcland. te'.l bpoo a building full if workmen. TnuisdT, ihrty six ol whom were kiHed a d fifty soriousiy Hij ared Tbe damage was CM 000. V. C. Andtiori, a young telerranh opera ter at Lschute. Q iebtc. wQo itcently fell heir to $75 tt. has rvcr-iv d notice of the death of another uncle lu feooiUud, leaviug him (1110,000. A nelgbborbrxd lend moer the farmers ten mill s north of Ablleue, Kas, was fought out at the close ol a prayer nice lug Saturday niht. Three men w,to dangerously snot. A rat.ch near Matamoraa. Mexico, was raided by Undlts Saturday, and the proprietor Dou Jox Treviuo. klilei aud bis sou earned i fit. Several olhf m were wounded durloa the Uacbt. Oscsr Wilde's lecture tour was a Saaaeial rnccesa. 0a leavlD&tne wharf at New York, yesie dav, he remarked that he had been Sttbjecied 10 tauch ridiuule. but had made many Irleuda. Two chlldreu at Meriden, Cona., a?ed respectively eight aud cleveu years, cufess barl'ig obstructed ine railway track. Intending to wreck a train, because au employe drove them away. The State Treasurer of Tennessee authorizes the announcement tbat he will not pay the January interest on th1 fund-rd btuds, solely tecaue of n adverse decision by the i eople at tbe late election. Six books of record, containing nearly all tbe or glUttl deeds to property In Atlanta, Gl, have recently been stoleu from ihestfesof the Couuty Clerk, and are watd of H.3SJ ia offered for theit recovery. . Jamt, Clsrk, a dissolute member of a respiteble family in Pituburg, went to a tofse of illfame Wt-,iutsdsvT night and kllicd with a revciver a woman who, waa atill bis wife. lie haa nut beeu captured. I a a riot at Oconee, Ga., Saturday, bf twees blscks and whites. Asa Lswsnn waa klVlfd atd Maishal Webster aud L u William mortslly wounded all whites, lcrte negr.ea were dangerously w uudtd. Thepeooie of Cincinnati were greatly sutprlsed Flidav morning by the announcement mat a Consoli jailon of the Commercial au i the Gsznte bad been arranged by Mural Kaimead and Kichaid Smith, aud that oa th completion of the

Mr. Randall Mated In tbe House hW week that M WCirrled from tbe ri .g. iar rmy baa bt leave of absence wita full t-y. Plr ' in ew Y.rk, ila-ed (boa ra the dTk 1 durin all of which trlod he ba drawn V.olo Mayor Grace Tbur:; r!d demai.dV a Mei per annuo from the Pmlman Car Cmoanv which the Maror .?.Lvi 'IT I

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-,.frr,7,nechn,e1traraih a new parser . L Mud beariaK tbe dv.w l ama (a ffbexae taj teea la coutemUu.- lor nearly ajCr Tbe whlky bill bfre Oongr1 eaa not be passed Dutil uses of nearJy avw uoo breome ine. 1?t?trmouutf "repayable l-i K.briMrr. Tbe A prize ßgbi between Rfcf.enhaiiken andCllaoa n,?l'!V,,v,ye,'terdy l 'eoale. i'a., f. a puiot gsOO At tbe end of the tweutlrth rennd

v.,c , ,(,WC,liae t J Utn rCH contestant Vlm.f il di.C1? the Jue"""' ou its merit. Oa Fl1 U,IT be decl,1 nt to grant a licenw. Colonel K. II. WiVfV inrlltosnl C. aa TAt , anarxilia, while goig bme st an earlr hour L. ZLm.''h a merchant , Z p'd. tne ina gnity bet m Increased by an arrest at.d iroprio,,meut. Ha was promptly released by tbe Police Justice. .ncrai Canedo haa been appoi-ted by the Mexican Government to act with Minister noiueiu ill iireoiiailuB' a mimmtn it in.t. Y'",,c;,,o:,",,' "a äs to nave sa led vtcr m7..i ,h. r (, J 7" eaucated lu t rauoA and tbe t ulted öiatea, and is ervu,g bU seventh ui iu vUJl Can. nZWoKenluckT '"e. father snd Bin.namrdJ "'w. -n cuuu ht.ie lore to uurcv A llAlu.lr.ll . . . . . ... - f V..U.IIKI uKuiry, ana laid tMl lor a p eta erf bDk i.otesaud li Id. All pirti rrawu dj a ro. ice inspect .r. when Hi P8 ,?'f" '"I11"1 to ' fcma11 b" of osg was found to cOuUla atoues. Daoerl . i Jor-ann Most. In a speech In Chicago Tb evenlug. b, fore an Imme.. umruf.Vr", I " down and gutting of baks. the b.i I cf nrlests. thi irmiim . . -ij J I . . " - in Iii "eavy orui.snce. attl the removal President of tbe Oiniei k;-, tv,, I were creeled with wild .....t.,' John McEl. h . kChief Justice Park, of Courertlrut. ha n) luruea a Democratic m.l.ri'w ..rrv..t ,Km ihound ln New Haven, by i deehi .n ttat tbe ballots used were Illegal, rtie same ot.j-ctua ai y w iTiC uL-ari pnm ieu lor tne Ptnte election. niiiam u. unneiev. oi Hanr rd thA It i.iiKUna, rauiouaie ror onveroor. ree ts tipar rvlara In sucn a posit en by the Comma, but holds that the LKisiaiuie must Obev the law in mtk n r ! p. atiou of election. N W.J'".11 P' near Okmulgee lie Utes that Chief Cbi.ope tt tum.noi sei, huad red voters who smiaihlz,a wih ih. sii.nh,. tue late Kebelll-Ii, while C 'el Sthchec htsfur hundred warno s who s. sUlaed theU. l3a. a id thai ever 1 rethe W.ritt,. usi p. eu aa lugsle betweeu them lor hHu.1 suyIem.cy. Ceore K lvi. a anercha .t at Wieasta oi.vrr Creek is arm.d, is a dead shot, aud as biateasa 1 IIUU. ACh-istmas tree inaschnnl hmiM A St. Jene, Kan , was oruame ted wlti a jumpn f J a :k lnteLded loraUisa r o erna i. Her inn Is raset. ud it as an iusulr, a jd he.d Arthur Sooflluitir lespni slb.e, but wrru rstrK.ed by othets Bot Ol WedueMlaV blüht hr lover and h r brt'intrri'i.!nr eut Li a iravtr. m . O T 1 CT T 1 I. Ä MA . U . . - ,i,c ii um r au: nave i. ouu i 1 rlv ur ui iru ahm, a.t - w ru'.i i'niucii iue ien lung, the s-irl'a beau received two wont 1 and tike brother was shot In ihe wrist aud clubbed with a revolrtr Now they speak of crude i-etro'etim as a remedy for constuiip'ioi); beiternot try it, but tske Dr. Bull's CoulMi Svrnn-th standard cough remedy f mir age. it is sereeable to the taMe, never fails to ture, aua coats only 5 cents a tx.ttle. Agents can now cra.i a f rtune. Outfit worth 10 sent fie. For full narticslara address E fi Hideout &. Co., 10 Barclay sireet, .ew i.itk. THE GuEAT GEHÜIAU REMEDY FOR PÄHL, Kelieves and cures I Ulli: U3IATIS-T Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbarp, nxcuiniE, ; ,i, hjsafliii Jcgr1 . i II i st i til asssaatai IIEaDltllCTOOTIIACirJ Ji h t,4f CEE SCr.E THROAT, QCIXSY. SWEIXIKCS, srcAiMsi, Soreness, Cult, Brulut, rnosTBixES. nrrtxs, scalds, And all othr bodily atbe and pama. FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE. Sold by all Dnnrclsts sn1 Dealers. UTeCUolU ia u languufea. The Charles A. Vogeler Co (Stwwort w A TüCEUta CO) BaUU msrj. MA, V. Ä. AJ 4 J Every Corset la warranted satisfactory to Its wearer in every way, or the money will be refunded by tbe person from whom It waa bought. TV n!y Conwt pronoariced by our leading phy-MasT i.i.lnaa in tiut muvr. ami endorsed by ladles a not the most oomTortabl aad perfsct CtUIig torses eve. PCICES,by Matt, Psartaars Paldi nealtk Preaervla IL&. aeU.AJastlaa, 1 1 Abdwmntal (extra heavy) ft&0. Karaloa. 1 BesJtk Preacrrlac (iw saVtl) t 00. Parac ai,ir..g six. ai rr sal a ay leaSlw ksrii s.si CUICAGQ COILS ET CO., Chlc-o, El. J ti . m I'-j. a , a f tern sa 1 a l. n f-1 t--i-T- ' - ' - -- Cures Rheumatism, LzinBruises, Lsthma., Catarrh, Coughs. Colds or& Tlno&t, Diphtheria Burns, Frost Bites, Tooth. Ear, and Headache, and all pains and aches. The best IctersAl t ertersil remsdy la the' world. livery bouls guaranteed. Sol.l by stedlcla dealers everywhere. Diroctioai la eight 1ssjp,,ns Price jo cents sod J t .. FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop'rs, EfFFALO. N. V V. S. A.

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