Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1883 — Page 5
115 INDIANA STATE SENTIKIÜU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1883
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ÜENEHAL TELEURA31S. IBIE TRADE Y. PBOtECTIOX. Ttkm rirat of Sertoa .f Oebate at C1itland on the Loading- Topto of tne Oay. Clivilasd. 0.. Dec SO. "Free Trade vs. Protective Tariff" wu debated to-night before an audience ot 4.000 people la the Tabernacle, aa one 01 a serie of a popular course f eLtart-in-BieBU ftvea by the Bureau of Education. Hen. If. A. Foran, Cooiiessmaa-elect. presided. Professor Van Büren Deuttaw, of Chicago, opened the debate, advocating protection. He. anruedattnevaiAH. ta I me aUiouUUoa and io.ieriugoll'.ausiiy fortified socuty. morally aa weli as ttuauclally be controverted the maxim toaltt-vernmji. is beat whci g iverue lean, otherwise tbe Cojlederate Ojvernmeut. whlcu roverua lea than any kuwu, ould be tbe brat, Li,.... it i amornmcüi iwHttenr Trace a
t.truiVrjGiauid iuu will nad blrnaulm
porter, aeifianiy i:te'fu-d lu thai polcy. Tn
question U o.e of luujruationa.
iry. No
admit all
free trade
autfe Natl n
awaiaai NaJoo. Ech duty upou loieigu piouuo-
tu.n la i tie butirM 01 aa lLtUustrj
Nation was ver ItftDe enough to
anirr. laysaa uiucn tu au ties tu proportion u
PUIAUOU aa U1C wui - - ants free ariicies not comptüun 'a Engusa iudustrtes. She cuaig-a W per cert. duty ou American
K.nu Tn ll(lllt I T nuiort inn MKliuau
ahio is almost universal iu iori ..T - i . ..... n. Hlum t.t hnittrinir
All trlip'r atl'Jii is mo uimmiu . " " ,
hips to .iglud It -a to meet manufacturers, aua
Uiey beuu amp nem hjcj huu ucu v im,rl .
fne thirty minutes all wed the opening speech
plred, ud lrolc-r vtiuiam j. duiuuw, ui
i. i.ii rvn.iea. iifon. i Ire uaua. no
r.i.i iha m-rw-jt... ueuule need only thtir euenty,
rTri.wtrlil virtues tua opportunity ia order
L nrn Pmiii-iion 1 tj Dreyen t lm
UrtaUou: free trade meana hoadlity to
LrMMi.Liu. which compels the c-miumer to pay
La to a fellow cliis.-u National and lau
ii,.re prooer. but taxea aicu u uuifuw
ha Lnrpri ttiiiL are OUUuIlOU and OPpresawe
thj.hiu.frM trade a-d the abouuon oi cus om
u..na aioiiin co more to auivo im
civil aemce aud uther Natioa.1 problem thaa an)ib!n ele. Ohio n- free trade with Kentucky and uobidj clalmatlther 8iateii iülure l. Wi.y not with Cauada and the whole -world? II uale hould be tree from Maine b
Tvaa wnw nt.t rxt hm.i Maine aiid ew iiruu
1?' ah luduMtrT ia not aa end
irrw.u it ia a meoa of prodec
lag wealth. What kind of Industry ia that uich iutab) .uDD-.nedT VNliat apology for
one whictt ae not payT Thewowtof it ia mau tifacturer who l-bby at NWbiuiitou for a protec
H one, the mle. waa itself ai'a rerj nn-iy
by acid ani anaijl?. but ia no wwunj tiaCdof p-iann apparent tbre from. rVhaierer may bare ben the can of deaih lu either caae the rtailt of cbem1ci inTi9üaüon do not allow me to attribute It to poloi.
niiLur a. xaa. Chemist. Yonr enrretpondent waa led into an error on
udlnir thm rirat renort of lht matter to ne
heuilnel. in which he atated that the p t mortem
waa neii a conducted by i ra bidjwb -iu mw,
aa neither of Ue geiitlemen had anytning io ao
wiih the matier. but Dra. Beucrt aua ueore, aa-
aiated by Pi of. P. 8. Baker, the chemtat.
'What Got Conklm on bla Ea Waähijioto, Dec. 29 The reason, aa gifen re
cently by one I Secretary roi(?er p incuu, the oooluesa eii-ting be ween Coi.klii g ou the oie hand and roigerand Arthur on the other, ia auoftantUlly tbU: "When Arthur became PieM-
dfnt. Coukiing was" ari io wp u. t.-w of Bute TnU hf decilued oa the ground that be wm out of Kdltic. ai d amMuora to make
morrey. . f which he etood baxny iu uw. no.i did ha want, waa aked In a to..e that lndl aied arrady compliance. -I hare but one requeat
to make.' aall he aiowiy a u wm r;-".
I want that Mlow ttooenaou aiuacj
oetof the Cnaiom II uae. In Talu Artniir a'd
Fulger rtAsuned with him. it wou.o oeimpon
tic. they aald. connaeriiig Armur m luauuci " ucceMlii. to rm(ve Korerioii with ut raaae
A. ready then existed a troug prfjunit-e awamn
the Aomin:trauon, and it neejen dui a inai fale siep of ihU nort to arra aoltUy agaiu them ail the oppoMtlou of the balf-h'etda. hen K bertMn'a term expired Mr. Coiikliug ahould name
hitucceaor. , ,
la tnis trm they arguea ior omiu uuu .
Coukllug listened patiently, with a neer on ma
n .tinhty lac, lie never luwrrupwu iurm -mrment. When thy finished he aeited his bat
and left the room, lie baa never gone near tnam tince.
GOOD BKOI.UTIO.
8IEALI5U
Dmoeratle Black Uallota Give at Pretext for Claiming- thai Soccvaa of ttoa Republlcan Ticket ICacltement Throof hont tb state. New York 9nn. New Hatiw, lec 28. The decision rendered bere yesterday by Chief Justice Park, declaring tbe ' baclt" ballots used at the ruuiicipal eleciion illegal, threatens to revolationire the politics of the State, and to completely up-et the result cf the November Democratic tidal wave. Tht ballots in lititfa'ion were exactly of the pattern ued in New Haven for the Demo cratic State office'-, Congressmen, State
senator and Judge of Probate. Tne decision
to to" inter fere with the carrying outtf
Park's decision. His disposition was go id eno igb, but he could find no warrant in tae
law for such action. A conftreaie oi pro-uinent Democrats from all over the Sta'.e
to Giscaaa the situation is t&lied off.
PBISO.f AMU I HE CAT.
Tbe London Plan of Dealing Wltb Highway men. Tbe London Daily Telegraph of December 14 tays: "RuttUnisoi in the streets ol London is likely to receive a fore di.cnraKement from tbe sentences je&terda; parsed by Mr. Justice Stepben on eom prisoners fouDd guilty of robbery hom the Derson. accompanied with violence. In the
. ....
ai Hale's Honey of Horehonnd and Tar will
generally enre the worst cough and prevent
all danger, bold by druggists.
Pike's Toothache Drops cure : n one min
ute.
Pure Crd-lirer Oil made from selected livers.
on the sea shore, by Caawell, Hazard & Co. New
lot. It la absolutely pure and wet t. Patient
wh b once taken it prefer it to all other.
Pnyitf t- a have decided It superior to any of the
other oils in market. .
Chapped Hand, Face. Pimples and rouga skin
cured by naing Juniper Tar Heap, made by Caa-
weu. iiazaro uo.. ftew york.
virtually declare-the 7.000 ballots cast here first Case two jouths, named Keganjnd J ....... a. a a. I TM.eikat.lsa arafa aan1atAi.l fr fi Ft aan k . ä,
Tbe Celebration of ew kear'aanatne ifce
olta Thereof.
INewYork MalLl
A good many people will
first waking hours ew lei
embellish their
ear's morning or
will it be tneir last ones New Year's night with the arabetques of good resolutions It is nice tbe 3lst of December to clap tbe door in tbe face of troublesome habits and tempers and row that hereafter we will chooe inr company of a better sort This habit of putting off things which muit be done, thi easy humor which wastes time, this waspihnpsa which tiDstts so many plans and
corupanionsb'p, this self indulgence.
whether iw leads one to piay cneowueu no
clear neaa xoi
.ntrht in h ahf-ri. eettinz a
U?eunffa f .raiax on other peop'e to prevent . t , heartv iunches and BUD
loaa to lüem-eWw. It la uonaeuae to aay - , -- ..... i,k! .
ihot d .' ao ttiat waitea can öa
hij If Deoile get big waves wey
produce aud eain i. Kree trade iucn-a-ea the ratio of Comfort aud the m. ana to tbo effort put forth. Protection w-ik-. the other way. the only tiiug hien makra wealth ia iudua ry and ecouomy d.ealltia liom one another deierioratta property aud driuorat ze-t a community, aud the whole system ol pro ecu. u la a delusion. Proitttaor V- ustaw ciel K a tea mlnuiea pt-ch. lie ihaiactenz d the reasoning of hia opponent aa apecioua sopbis ry, and the omameutal s ai dard f Amcrii au Indu-try a: d atatenmiiLsnip. He pr.ceeded to th w by com paraiive BUtisiica mat uuder tbe protection of a unff, ma'.ufactutea of wolen and kindred goodi have tonveil ui.til America haa become the cbeaptat market for them in the world lie nad ju t warmed up with the subject when tifti..t friiiiratio-.i of time The vast au li
euoe clamored vig.rouly lor some minutes for him to on. but tnu management adhered to
the rale of cioamg the eutaruunmeut at a giveu hour. The Tariff
Washinito. Dec 30 The Ways and Means Co moil tee completed tne cousideratlou of the aihednleou wool and woolen mauufacture, aud
auva .irfd the rates atMiut 10 per cent , ou the
ave ane, over that recommended by the Tariil
Jim m i.ii ms reoort buh leaves the rate as
fixed bv the ComraUtee. reduced about U ier
eeut. beiow thetx snn one Thia advam-e was upon w.olt-n -1.ku Hiid te dy-ma le clothing. Tbe Com no If ee alo added the 1 em of eudiesa bclta
gjud fells lor priuiiug mtcbiues
LAUOU I hOUBLES.
The Iron and Furuace Men Disturbed Over
the Tariff. Philadelphia. Dec 0 A rpecial from Kead
ligna): "inoiigiro ai.d furnace men ot the LenUh -d Schuyisitl Valley have iuei a call
lor a meetl g aa aany uay. enuf r iu ruimuti nhiaor Aew Yra. for the otirpo-eof takitiK ita
mediate actiouu ine TiritT 0 itnunwiou report.
Kput advices from W'ashiuKtou iudictie t tit re
1-tastrotig pnbtoiiliy that the Vays a id Mtaia Committee will reduce the rate for pig lion probabi 12 oer ton. av.d (Deot.J'ci of the meeting U
tn TPmoiiktrate aaii.i-t auch actiou. whica the
liou meu say iu tuia hectiou Will nave the ttF ut of elUier cIohhk every lunit? ia i he valleys above named, or ctuatng a sweeping re iuctiou lu WKgs A meeii g is t be called at ouco becau&e ti,n .itnatl., dvuiauda imoaediats actiou
A ltadiuic Iron orxxiuoer here to-day said: lf
Cone res reouces the tariff o.i pig irou to that ex
it irou maue uera uext
nera which leaa fi n Biugiru uum ui t
travaai ce, or babita more commonly re p obditd the whole miserabJe ere is to . - i i - w rt the
tieprt jiae rirrticia
Brocken as we cloe the shutters New Year's Eve. We are many of us very
much like speudtrif.s who prefer to eat up
their rauital of virtue rather tuan put ti ju
investments which would pay 5f0 ier cent
urtitit. We will have no more ot tuis
suicdal policy, and turning on the gas in a
biguly Tirt.'Cus irame ot min, tujuj
the slee? of the ngotei'US Dy anticipaiiuu.
But like raw recruits tent at once into me
eld. the Metropolitin New lear tries at
this einppline resolve soreiy. e
and before tbe morning toilet is over, tome
Id ill humor makes Vs pres-ence known.
like a. left over uiojoulsto. And there is
slot i hiding nnder the pillow, and tardine-s
lurkirg behind the doo;, and ttll-induigence
puts the novel or moruinz paj erin tne hand, when an opportunity is wanting, and before 10 o'clock it is queer i we don't find
Iii n whole brood hanging bit-like iu ho e
and corners, but just as lively as ever with
wings and claws. fUlly lurln to exchange
New Y.ar compliments, how mtny aim-
hie men will find tue dealliest ansaUltcl ine
year inside Üospi'able doors and go throug i
BL Antliouy 8 temutaiion Deixre nigui. e
wish that every hties8 could lotk at tbe
old picture of the Saint s trial in the Jla-c-
am, and ask üerseii n me wisnes i mv
psrt of the Ciice ho hands the teaker ol
wine? H it a piessani pari to pmy, lot a
facinating woman? People may do as tüe please about offering wine to tbeir guests
any day in the sear, cetter than this dy,
hen a man must run tne gaunuei ui a
hundred sideboards and a regiment ol
punchbuwis before e'ght. Surely a Hostess may omit wine New year's, not for tempertemperance reasons, but out of recognition tht no man's brain can stand libations every ten mii.ir.es in the day, no matter
how seasoned. Ana wnen gal
ant, cultivated, amiable geut-emen
zo home luauiea aa reeung like Circe's droves, it must be something for a woman to think, "I. at least, have bad no
band in thia" And VOU WbO WOU1U IUnn
txllt IhOrM Villi tM9 on
Tbl nittUnx win have no connecuoa i jtey prefer going home witn a Clear nea a manuiaoturera of irou." I iT j:,,,.iKl if.rpiwH irAV.iu ro
vear,
wita tint man
Shotttxg Down.
Cleveland Dec. 30. A sensation was created
tT a u.nit e imaitiii tu the larjio shoos ot the Cleve
laud Kol ing Mill Compai y auuounclng the doelDg of the Besemer eitel Works until further
nnt'.c Tnis induces the rail mlua two rod
nil s, txoth mill, two bar mills, pudoliu mill.
nedd mill aud several smaller outa. It throws
out of emoio meut at hast l.OuUmen. NoboJji
will riy how Iouk the mills will ba closed. lhc
have on work. PTtMdent Ctii-holm Says the Shut
down ia nulv temoorarv : that whe stock la taken
and rei airs maoe ibe will probbly resume. It Is annouuced H at the lie butg Mills will ou the
1st of January rtdui e waxes lb to 25 per cent.
Later Sri satio.al soeiiiis have been tee
rrs.0 bed rt pre emit K that the Cleve. and Kol'iug
Mlda will c ai. tbrvrltg It Wimen nutoi emplmei l Pre-1 lent CniMioim siaies that the mill hntdr.wn to-nikht simDlv to Use an aco-utt of
lock, u i. In cuwt every j ear. II expects lo retiima work in tne seciid weekoi January, or
aa roou aa the iuveutory Is cam pit Ud o leduc-
Uou of wagts is conti mpUied ou or alter Janu
ary l. THE rOdli BKOlUfRS.
They Attempt t Bnlldote a Iloston Audi
ence ahbd Uat IefU
Eostox, Dec 20 Duilrg the lecture to tight
the Ford brothers, slayers .,f Jtbse James, in oue
of the aubtidiary balls of te II mculiural build
ing, Tremont street, an exciting scene occuned.
There was a Urge audience present, and
ome sough Ktufflf offered the opinion
tbat the Koro orotbr ere "no Rood. Ul re-
Section waa refuted by tbe brotnera, who drew taelr revolveri a..d brai.dishliig them, leaped
f rum the atae into the midst of the audience
Tne oeoolo aiampedea immediately, and
anrh a the haste that many
ought e?ress through thP wtudows. smishlng the as a V tbe ground. Toe flxr and wiudows open directly on toe street Pciioeman Ko bin bod, wbo heard tbe crish of glas and saw people runniug from the hail, mad' his way Into the buildit.K and seized both broibere. who had assaulted
aeveml oeoole with the butts of their revolvers.
The officers prop-il u tke them to the dtatlon.
and nej desired to oncsie on mtir revolvers, avowinza fearot thiir lives. Tt e officer would
not nermit this, aud started with them under ar
real bnt the proprietor of tbe ihoa in let fied.
et! in forth that his eierpriie wonia oe a nnau
Cial f .ilure 1' tne Kord bothers were u t allowed to tav and finish. aceomlriK proeramme. ai d
finally prevailed upou the officer to alUw the perf-rmance to proceed: not, however, until ihe la ter had taken the names of seven
Tyrann e.aul'ed aa witnesses, and exacted a
KUnrantee that the hrotnera appear when wanted
hv the police. Tbe remark of the officer when
seizinaT the brothers wa: '"Yon may be the
Fod Brothers or the Jamea brothera, but you can't drink blood in Biston." It is understood
that fnends ot the assaulted parties are "layinv
for" the brothers, aud more trouble is ex
pected. , Tbe Osborne Post Mortem Caae, Special to tbe uentlnel:
nsresciMTLE. Ind.. Dec. 31 The work ot the
rvrni.r .denemfftt emolojed to examine the
ait machs of Mrs. Oshorue and son. terminated at Twu.n to 4iaV. with the lollowlng result: On De
cember 2-. 18. the stomacha of two human
bod es. recently deceased, were placed In my rh.r. hv Rpurn Pulse. Km .Coroner of Putnam
Couaty. to defermlne.il poa-iole, from a chemi. al
..Ay thtir contents, the cause oi aeatn ia
.fhf.. To cover all the ground of research
ihr. Hrra alf aeeom can j Inn the viscera, (1) a
xiinnmiiinlnr theremsiusof a tea drawiriK, (2)
a ,i n ai.d anccr from which the defeased
r inmviMHl to have taken drink.
a paper con'aining nan a pouim
a white D4W(ir f.mnd In the cupbara.
!nu tinaimiuisnea een-resiteci, si ju s,
ing to show the prowess of your courtesy and self command 'New Year's? . Are you going to try all jour resources of wit and
tact to refuse Wiue without onense or pre-
unse, wittiisut any goon y-goon ism or con
test, but still deci.iealv 7 Ur are you going
down at the touch of a whith hand, or turn
coward before a social custom 7 e are apt
to laugh at a man who allows himself to be .a - . . . AÄ
beaten by a woman, or wno nas not tue sum
m him to lace a irown on a octeiv ii.c
How are you going to come out New l ears
night?
KILLED 11 V II Kit LOVtR.
Ueatb
of a TooDg cfiy by the Accidental
Discharge of Iter Lover's Pistol. A Svracuse, N Y special to the Chicago
Tribune cf the 27th says:
One rf the saddest tragedies ever er.sc.ed in
this c mmutliy was that of tui afternoon, whec
Ms lui. gen Lewis, a respectea ma
youLZ laiy mt hvr aeain insiantiy
premature dchsree ol ner
she had but lime to
t) a mall amount cf the sugar from the bowl on the breakfast table, (6) two jars, one quart each,
The white powder proved to be ordinary baaing gods, without any trsce of poison, vegeiable or Tk.Kun and aancer and ua draines
...ni..nit .n trra of li'inrions matter. The
. ... ..MAiuntinii ti iid contents mess
red One, that from the female, contained atout three oncces f llgbt colored liquid, the ...... t.ra ,h ra.! vtitaJnd abont fuu r ana
ntvh'alf ouneea of dark fl ild. The former itomarb coutalDed no solid. The lauer bad some undigested corn am raiilns. Each fluid mu iei.n. 4 It rhemical means for bOlB
vegeuble and mineral poisons, tben the stomach
beautiful
frm the
Iover'a rev lver.
add res a few loving
or da to her betrothed before breathing ner
last. Tbe particulars of ibe sad anatr, a learned
tnis eveniu. are coiittadictoiy to tne nimo a that
wert- rifd earlier tu the day, when H a noisea
about that ii was a eae of m order. MI 111
lived iu llamud street, and bad receive I tne
addreofiisof Mr. tieorge W. Gates for bj mo Ume, aud
TBKIK WSPPING WAS ANSOCKCED
for the i ear lutu'e. Preparations of an elaborate nature ere alieany nnoer wav. I bis afternoon
Mr Gabs calltd upotl Miss Lewis, an-i, at ner
solui ail n. waa rearranging S 'meoi tne ever
greens at out the chandelier l.e nad mou.ilea a step-iadder and was e saued with the decor-a-ioLS. when a thirty two caliber revolver fen from his out-ide coat pocket, atd
In its dec cent struct ine ladder, ana oue oi ine
chambers wa explodtd. Miaa Iewls as standing near, a' d the ball struck her In the neck. She
fell to the floor, hut heiore air. tiaies coutu rva-.u lier aroe. bunnlv to fall into hia arroa with the
remark: "iih, GeorEe, joti have k lied mel you
have kLled me!" -te snpp aea ner exciamauon was caused by friiht, aud eadeavored to quiet
her, but
SHI POISTED TO THI ECLLET HOLK
in her uek. and kfd lor her smelling saiia.
he was able to walk to a settee, out expreu iui- .. .. - . 1 A ...... u . . .1
m-d!a'eiy. Mr. Uls was iraunc wuu inn,
rushed int trie street like mad ana gave tne
a arm. T the orouer, wno waa Buinuio.ieo. ue said, between his s bs: "I lovtd and cherished
the youuK laay. ana sno penecny sblped me. When asted concerning
bis practice oi carrjinii wtrapou, w ald: "l have not been accustomed to carry a revolver. I bought this one to shoot dog i i tne nutfkirts of tie city v. hen out riding Ou öunday
I started for a drive, ana snppra my revolver iui myoutt-ldecoat vo-keuand It leroalned thre
tiM to-oay, wnen tnia lerti ie tniauyii u
overtaken me." No ore was tn tne room ii no-
time of the irgedv. but Mr. uaie' account oi me affair Is fuliy credited.
A. Tsod( peealator. I New YorkT mes.J A bright eyed and neatly d essed lad, wi!h
Jewish features, was arra'gneJ bttore
Justice Smith iu the Tombs Police tjur.
yesterday on a charge cf tigüting in ine streets, lie Faid his name was Henry
Lichtenetein, aeed fifteen years, ot is o. oi
ChriRtonhP.r street, and cen siaruea tuosa
around him by saying that be was a speculator. "Yes Judge Smith, I koow your
name, because I ued to live opposite you. I am a speculator, and support my mother and sitter. I buy goods at pawn brokers sales, and then pawn them a.am, usually with a large profit. I make from $3 to $15 per week." "Smart boy; you may go," aald the Judge.
for Thomas M. Waller and tbe rest ol
the Democratic State nonuli eea illegal, and the Republican mansger orenls avow their intemion to contest Waller's eleciion. The so called black ballots were printed from a block, on plain white paper. The names are in white and the rest of tbe impression isinblacc. This style of ballot was used to prevent ea-y counterfeiting. High sums bad been offered a day or two previous to election for a copy of the Democratic ballot. The precaution was deemed Decessary, as certain Democrats w re known to be opposed to candidates on the ticker, and it was feared that counterfeit ballots might be run out of the Democratic booth. Judge Park, in his decision in the municital conteM, assumed that the ballots were printed in
black for purpos-es of coercion, and there
fore were in violation of the law, which says tbat the ballots shall be "Plain a bite paper, with, the names of tbe candidatet written or printed thereon." His decuion, if sustained, gives the control f the enure municipal (Jovernment to the Republicans for two years, though the Democratic majority averaged 2 5IHX It deprives the Demo crats of proper representation in the Common Council, thus enabling the Repub'icant to el.ct the Corporation Coiim-el, a lucrative office, and merut ersof all thetConimissiona The Democrats l ave a two-thirds majority in the present Common Council and all the city cüiceia. but tue decision is more far-reaching than this, as shown by tda's develoi menis. William A. ßulkeley, the pre-ent Lieutenant Governor and tbe defeated Republican candidal for Governor, declared his purpose to-day to contest tbe electiou of Hou. f hos. M. Waller, the Democratic Governor eUcf, whose majority, as declared by the official Board of Canvassers, was 4 00). He baid to your correspondent in Hartford to-day that tuefhape the cse had assumed was verj distasteful to him, and he would have been betttr pleased if i.othing had occurred to raise the Question cf the legility of the black . . ... a a -a X I!. k .
ballots. "IJUt," be aauea, "i Deneve mat, legally, the whole Republican ticket was elected at the State election. I can not -ee how the Legislature cn declare it otherwise in view of Judge Park's decision. I must be governed by circumstances, and consider the best intere-ts of Connecticut. According to the law there can be but one result. It tbe Leg s'ature ignore the laws tt ev have made, that is another thing; but 1 dou'l tee bow they can overlook a law they haveptsei. The Democratic ballot was dimply a direct violation of the law, ju-tt as mueü as if I t ok a watch fnmaman's pocket on the street What will be done is not for me to say. I am, you understai.d, firnplv a passenger. If tne Legislature declare the Republican State titket elee'ed. Waller can not hold cilice. V hat I will do ii another matter. That I dtclint to dis cu-s." Chairman Cole, of the Reiublican Sta'e nimimtte said to day that a petition will
be brought to the Legislature setting forth
be facts in accordance with Judte Park ? decision, and ! gi!ion would be asked. "I would rather." said he, -tho-e ballots bad been caM legally, so as not to have this case arie; but it must now be treated according law. The Comruiitee on the Canvass of Votes mu9 accoiding to the Constitution ot Connecticut, declare the Republican ticket Vill Mr. Bulkeley take his seat then?" "I don't see any escai from it," "Who will biing the petition?" "We have not decided, but will within twenty-four hour-. In my ot inio i it Js the duty of the Republican candidates to take their offices." Eminent Democratic lawyers declare that the Republican Stale ballois are illeiral if the bo called "black ballots" are. Tney were surrounded by a deep, bJack border, which was ai much a distinguishing mark
as the black on the Democratic ballot. But ithob-erved by the?e ame lawyers that Judge Park apparently left a loophole in his decision through which to crawl out should the leetlitv of the Republican bl-
lo:s be questioned before him. His la' guage is very ambiguous and might be construed to favor the Republican ballo. Tne Republicans say that their ballot was in accordance with custom at leait, while the Democratic ballot was an innovation It is cited also that Judge Park is a strong Republican patthao, who. coming into public life through the Know Nothing movement, has r uined many of the pnjudices of bis efly career, lie csme upon ihe political stage with Postmaster N the ruiah D. Sperry of bis city, and thev ere intimate friends. When the Republicans iu New ii ven were looking about for a Judf-e belore whom to take the black balloi -sane, Sierry was consulted, and he advised Park by all means. A little delay was nece3rv,"but the ritk was takea aud the result satisfactory. Sperry was inteusely ine-e-ted iu the municipal muH, as ela'i'6 of Ms ws on the defeated ticket for a lucrative '.thee, and the deciskn gives him the office
for two years.
rrow bridge, were sentenced to fifteen ears'
penal servitude each, for having snatched a bag from a Mrs James id a public highway; and Trowbridge, who knockeo tbe lady down in orderv to prevent ber givina chase, wa further adjudged to receive thirty lashes from tbe 'cat.' The terms in which the Judge denounced these cowardly outrage which have been too common of late will commend themselves to all peaceebl dis posed citizens. Tn Trowbridge the judicial' remark was: 'You are not only a rogue and a thief, bnt a cruel brute; and since y- u knocked this woman down aud li.flicteo grievous bodily suffering and pain npon ber. I shall give yon a sevare tas'e(of what bodily harm means.' Tne punishment ir just of (he sort which tbe-e coward--a a f X 2.-
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biv auite eaual to tne offense. In tbe
Mnnd cae tbat came before the same Judge,
where a man had b knoclr.H rt.rtnre
times and then plnndered. twenty years and tMrtv strokes wnh tbe 'cat' were decreed.
Probably the latter part of the sentence will receive more unqualified commendation than the former, bu .as it was proved tbat the prisoner was an incorrigible jail bird,
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to other would be ruiBans and robbers, even
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Mr. MsAon -aj that fiom 169 o 1SS he snffercd
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ballots question were, however, fully expressed to a legal friend some days agj. Mr. Waller said tbat undoubtedly the blac ballots were voted in New Haven in go ni faith; that they were markt d at they were to prevent counter feil ing. and in accordanr e
witn an eataDiisneu cutiuoi 01 iriK-, and tbat, under all the circumstances, i would be a grow outrage to throw them oat and dep'ive so many electors of their vote. He thought no Court and no Legislature would sanction 8ch a thing. Some of the Republicsn lawyers were ao well satisfied that their State tickets were illegal that they tore the border off before voting them. In the town of Guilford, by the advice of ex-Sneaker Lynde Harrison the borders were all cut off the ballots the night before election.. John 8. Beach. Simon E. Bildwiu and some other Republi can lawyers in New Haven tore nd te borders from their ballots, but the Republi can managers insist that a judicial decision will sustain the legality of their ballots and th are iubilant over tbe situation. Gen
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