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Indianapolis People (Newspaper) - September 13, 1879, Indianapolis, Indiana Of a r a a it v i a 2the s eight Tembe ii 13, 1879. R Ujj of Happy Relief is guaranteed to All suffering from Arij form of chronic disease. With the advantage of being a Thor of tub graduate of Medicine and surgery Aud the Plao ital experience of Many years m my special of treating syphilis Gleet and All fonts of Nerv Ous blood and skin diseases of both male and Emale has so far perfected my skill that i am now competent to cure All those obstinate and dreaded diseases in a remarkably Short time. Ladies can obtain reliable female pills with full directions by mall at i per Box. Confidential consultation by mail or at office from 8 a. A to 9 p. M. Or. F. M. Abbett 23 Virginia Avenue Indianapolis. Feb late 2p by Salsbury Vinton amp co., Central safer Mill make the Best article of news paper. The paper upon which tie people is printed is fur a Tahud by this Mill aug3 Hose who contemplate going to hot Springs for the treatment of syphilis Gleet scr Fula and All cutaneous Otte Lood diseases can be cured for one third the Cost of a Mia trip at the old reliable stand. I have been Loca Ted Here for Twenty three years and with Thea Dvan a Tage of such a Long and successful experience can too fluently warrant a cure in All cases. Ladies needing a periodical Pill can obtain them at my office or by Nail at 81 per Box. 43 to Irginia , Indianapolis ind. Povlo or. D. B. Ewing amp boards. A few weeks since certain of Wiir population were considerably exercised Over the subject of free roads by seemed to have become sick of toll Gates although there Are not so Many now contiguous to tie City As there were formerly. About the time alluded to the following appeared in the new As duly signed sealed and delivered Quot gravel roads. To the editor of the Indianapolis news the late or. Herod or More re cent . Herod no doubt As expressed to a reporter believes the Only Way to make free the gravel roads in this county is to legislate to buy them. This comprehends something More than passing a Law to that end it likewise includes the suppression of gravel Road rings. I suggest the easiest Way to pull Down the toll Gates that hedge in this City and the interests of City merchants is to perpetuate Smith King and the spirit of the present Board of commissioners in their successors who Are doing now and have done for the past two years More to destroy these toll roads than All the state legislation could accomplish in Twenty years and at one tenth the Cost. By opening Meridian Street North they Plank the Vest fled Pike by grading English Avenue East they tap the products of Hancock county affording Access to this City almost without toll. By the Clifford Pike the same Region is reached Over Only three Miles of Hill Road East of Irvington. Both of these routes flank the Cumberland gravel Road that is already dying with the gapes. If the City has not yet and will not without a great outlay of Money to buy these gravel roads see and feel the Good results of these officials it is time they the people. Indianapolis ind., september 13, 1879. In the City by Carrier per month 20c by mail 3 months. 65c by mail 6 months. $125 by mail 1 year. 2 00 it is said that ten per cent of the president s salary ii Silver weighs three Hundred pounds. His whole salary in Silver would weigh three thousand pounds at the ratio of Sixten to one his salary in Gold would weigh one Hundred and eighty seven and a half pounds. This is More than president Hayes will weigh. But his conduct during the special session of Ca it egress shows him to be Quot Worth his weight in Gold Quot and republicans Are willing to throw in the overweight for Good . Hayes is not a heavy weight Aud yet there Are those who contend he receives too much for so Little. One would almost be led to the belief from the above were it not known that the late sole p. In committed to Grant that the journal endeavouring to get up a Quot Boom Quot for Hayes. A Adirondack much Aye the Rev. Gentleman who was accused of having made a disastrous failure in the Buck Board business and who is remarkably fond of his dog Aud gun and can throw an artificial Fly with the Best of them has Trot on his ear and announced his most positive intention to retire to private life. He in represented As saying Quot i utterly decline to remain any farther where Iii noblest motives Are Traduce my views grossly misrepresented and my Best Benevolence made the Quot cause and ground of this is rather ii Eavy on the Hub of the universe hosting. Can the Hub possibly get along without the Rev. Adirondack we should think it would be a Tough Job. The Quot re Al Dee Stricks Quot appreciate them and Pray that they May be supported in their work a safer More honest and satisfactory Way to the dear people of possessing eventually their highways than by legislating to pay several thousand dollars per mile for their Purchase. Oliver m. Wii son. We hardly understand the Quot flin Quot at the Hon. Herod in the opening of this almost meaningless communication from the gentleman who used to exhibit his portrait not in Little As Quot before Vicksburg Quot a and we presume the Hay fever alone which has sensibly affected the eyes of the Hon. Herod has prevented him from Powerly noticing the uncalled for allusion. The gentleman Quot before Vicksburg Quot seems to be anxious to Quot perpetuate Smith King and the spirit of the present Board of commissioners. Quot we Trust this will not be done. Smith King is a very Good trustee for the Rich but a very bad one for the poor who most need a trustee. We sincerely Trust that he will not be Quot perpetuated Quot we. Want no More of his ilk nor the spirit of the present boards its spirit was to build a jail but the people setting their foot Down thereon it came to a sudden halt and they commenced to build Bridges for the Benefit of Smith King township trustee and Cai Darnell county recorder few others being therein but the taxpayers will be called upon to loot the Bills Allee Samee. If Quot before Vicksburg Quot desires to put his theory in practice he had better commence pulling Down the toll Gates himself and see How far be will get before being called to a halt. Quot before Vicksburg Quot seems strangely enough to forget that Smith King and his Bridge Cost Money and that the taxpayer has to suffer More in the end than the Little toll that would be charged to those that use the roads that Are not free. Quot before Vicksburg Quot lives in the country and we suppose that a toll Road has been tapped for his Especial benefits or Why so enamoured of Smith King we confess for one that we cannot As yet see the Good results of these officials. Citizens have rights Well As the gentlemen of the Rural districts of which Quot before Vicksburg Quot seems to be one. For the people. Witchery. She stood alone at the Garden Gate and what did the roses say they were out in the summer night too late As the to Light died away and like the imperative voice of Fate the roses whispered Quot stay Quot the Moon was clambering up the sky but a Cloud came o or her face a faint Light fell on the Garden rail and the spider s Silver lace a and the wandering thistledown went by with a phantom s wicked Grace. The summer fled and the Rose is dead the Moon shines Bright and Clear. The spider s web for the Rose is spread a White and Dainty Bier a faint Wail comes from the Trees o Rhead. And the night is filled with fear. Once More in the Radiant Light of heaven. She stands at the Garden Gate. Whom the Rose unfair and unforgiven. Had kept in the night too late for the one word breathed that summer even was the word that sealed her Fate. Mena. Amusements. The sunday question. See also fifth Page. Whereabouts of stars and combinations. A the following shows the whereabouts of theatrical stars and combinations during this week dramatic stars Joe Jefferson w. S. Stephens Frank Jones Annie Montague Annie Boyle Cincin Nati Lina Tettenborn Mose Fiske Decatur 111. James e. Murdoch a. H. Power Charlotte Thomp son mrs. D. P. Bowers Philadelphia Katie Putnam Georgetown by. Den Thompson Chicago John a Stevens Philadelphia j. K. Emmet St. Louis John Jack Annie Firmin Bangalore India Geo. S. Knight Sophie Worrell Edinburgh Scotland w. J. Fleming John t. Hinds Wash t. Melville e. W. Browne Chicago Mckee Rankin Kitty Blanchard Toronto Canada Dicky Lingard Boston Stuart Robson w. H. Crane Lotta. Pauliue Markham Emile Melville san Francisco Baker and Fane Sidney n. S. W. John Dillon St. Louis Katherine Rogers Fanny Daven port Maurice Barrymore mrs. E. L. Davenport Frank Bangs Philadelphia j. C. Williamson Mage Moore Augusta Dargon George Ringold Horace Lin Gard Alice Dunning Melbourne aus. Modjeska Genevieve Ward Frank Mayo John s. Clarse Kate Bateman Lydia Thompson London England John t. Raymond Marie Gordon Dion Bocci , Lester Wallack Dominick Murray Louis Aldrich Charles Parsloe Isadore Davidson Marion Mordaunt Fred Erick Paulding Marion d Arcy Barney Macauley Rachael Macauley Edwin Booth Alice Harrison new a York James Lewis Agues b of j. B. Booth a. Chester mass. George w. Thiompson Chester 111. Joseph Proctor Annie Proctor Leadville Emma Wal i Ler d. W. Waller Boston John w. Albaugh Mary Mitchell Charley Howard Baltimore. s rip Van Winkle Cincinnati Grau s opera troupe Chillicothe in Ltd Roberts Gertie Jackson Gabriel Martinetti May Fisk no. 2, Cincinnati Burrill amp co s Pinafore Lex the following communication to the new Square Boston j. W Collier York Sun contains such sensible views con Williamsburg Maggie Mitchell Louisville de Clifford Georgetown by. Mollie Boyd Butler City Kerning the Observance of the lord s Day that a we Are constrained to Gire it entire a Vincent Delphi ind. Buffalo bal Keokuk Iowa i maintain that the Issue is not whether the Chris Mccullough Bay City Mich. Rial pm Draper Tian sunday is the biblical Sabbath nor which of the Wilkes Barre Penu. Joshua Whitcomb Chicago two should be observed nor in what that Observance Coombs Kingston Canada j. G. Stultz Louis should consist but a far More Radical one viz., Wyeth Ville rices Rome Philadelphia mag Anderson Ermanus morally bound to observe any Day As holy. A och Ter n. Y. Stevens unknown Philadelphia first prove that one Day in even or any other nmn Gus Williams Springfield mass. Fanny Davenport her really is the Sabbath of the lord and that there Getis Quot he tourists Pittsburg Vickere amp Rogere is a divine command making its Observance Obliga Nobles Albany the Wilkinson Story on Man and it will then be time enough to set Utica Park theater company Rochester n. Tie what Day should be observed and How we should Evangelin Minn Amis Oliver Doud Byron a a Gay the re Enn. Emmet s Fritz St. Loui the fun mental principles of the Quot doctrine of the myths celebrate nothing Short of this will satisfy the requirements of common sense. One of the Funda Lipold Toledo Ohio Amy Stone Waterbury Conn. Liiva. A a a aus Quot is grafts Williamsport Penn. Minnie Cummins that those Muhs which profess to account for events i uis Ville Bella Golden Charleston la. Britter amp epochs or names in the Remote past by relations to i. Haverly s juvenile Pinafore supernatural exploits or adventures of the gods and Montreal Alice Gates Philadelph a Mahu s fat Init Demi gods were the creations of Ages Long subsequent a Indianapolis col Ville opera Emmi it when,.through lapse of time or other causes the True Ork Murphy s Pinafore Boston Berl history or tradition had been lost or perverted. It Joe to. Litta concert Springfield 111. Tony pm would be an easy matter to show that this Rule a Tor Chicago Tony denier Titusville. Penn. M Lle to this Case that the creation of the g la i by a Al Quot i week As an unit of time was a most simple and ratio fan on Tolly Toledo Ohio Madame Rentz port Al one and that is was probably adopted by Man at a y. Snow s burlesque Waterbury Conn Verj Ekris period of his history on Earth. Primitive Josh Hart Lawrence mass. Victoria Loftus uck Man has in All Ages reckoned time by the heavenly land new zealand pad tand a sett Newak bodies. The most striking of these to him next to a Ifyu the 8un, was the Moon and in some respects tills body Nebraska Kendall comedy Stuart Iowa Huntly s was even i Ore curious and interesting than the la dra Mauc re Bellville a Yalice Sisters Miami Minary of Day for while the latter was apparently town Ohio Herrmann Mac Wshington City always the same in size and shape the former was Yanites Toronto Cada j Vav. _ Blaisdell St. Louis constantly changing. At one time it appeared full Haverly s Church choir St. Louis Harrigan amp Hart i c3d, big Robed like the Sun while at a notifier St . To it was reduced to the merest Silver thread and. , Delehanty a Hengler a organic then disappeared altogether. He soon Learned that eme de Rai Cisco new the character business. It Haslteen said by somebody we have forgotten if we Ever knew who that lib twins never struck twice in the slime place. We arc the Aguior s veracity has been forever Tilie Ted. A fortnight or so an it Market master made it known by his attorney Quot thai he wanted the company to Quot see Quot him to the tune of a very Lars re Fuyii of Money in liquidation of certain Dani asps done his Chani Torby the publication of some article in the Sentinel. Now then comes a Cerbini female of a in a name and Quot by her attorney Quot asks the Sentinel company for in payment of a character which Khe claims to have been the possessor of at one time the time not being stated we should infer it was when she first saw Daylight and which said character had flown from her in of an article a hich appeared in the Sentinel about the month of april last. The same party by her attorney As aforesaid a similar sum from Enos b. Reed esq., editor of the people to be applied in repairing the of her half of her character. We would advise Friend Reed order to make Quot Quick Quot work of it to present the damaged party with one of his Hundred and one Eold headed canes that have been presented him by Way of Compromise. We clipped the above from some paper or other a week or two since and Are really unable to name the particular paper but think it was one of our City exchanges certainly not the journal for that does not Exchange with the people. We cannot however take the advice Given. Oar one Hundred and one Gold headed canes were Given in Trust we could t Bear the thought of parting with a single one of them. Another thing a woman does not Wear a Cane. She would hardly be Likely to Compromise on any such terms however to Nonh her in yer might desire to. A Gibel suits. The Herald of City of a recent Date had i Brief editorial on libel suits that we think should meet the eyes of the Public generally. And with this View we copy it entire Ubol suits. Many suits Are brought against the Newi papera but Iti Verj Seldom that they result in anything but annoyance to the publishers and a Bill for attorneys fees. The Pittsburg Leader has recently investigated the matter in that City with the following result the Leader has sustained three or four suits of this kind during its existence and has paid Between $300 and $400 altogether in getting out of them. The commercial Gazette has been sued a number of times but Kan a it a v fat to Faircl in Rollo. Frk ont natio Gilt nor of Tio civil service Reform. Careful readers of the people will remember to at we have always insisted that a evident Hayes ideas of civil service Reform could not never were and would not be carried out. Numberless instances have proved the correctness of our premises. Yet notwithstanding the fact that Sherman and Are speaking in Ohio and a horde of Federal official Are working for the Republican party elsewhere. President Hayes has the effrontery to write the following letter in defense and support of his ideas of civil service Reform which never in reality were carried out in a single state of the Union Atid have in Point of fact become a reproach if not a byword in every Loija Lity executive mansion \ Washington aug. 13, 1879. J my Deak i have your note As to interference of Federal office holders in the county conventions. This is the first i have heard of it. I acted with you that interference of Public officials with partisan political management ought to be stopped and Liat my order ought to be enforced. The truth is that the less Public officers have to do with partisan political management the better it is for the Public service and for their party. A Public officer can Best promote the interests of his party by rendering faithful and efficient service in performing the duties of his office. If you Send me the names of those you complain of i will to Dav. By accurately observing he found that Frim circuses Virnum s Cincinnati co Warren Oneff Ali or new Moon to another there was a laps of so. King s Phila Dilphia Cooper amp Bluey Twenty eight or Twenty nine Days and that by the Pes Moines coup bal More Van Amburg Sidney natural process of division this was divided into four to. Forepaugh North Field. It. Equal periods of seven Days each. Seven being a Mary Mestayer whose stage name is Mary Wil number not divisible by two it was adopted As he Liams an known by her pers nation of the unit of time which we Call the week. Itis easy Toffee Quot French spy Quot was arraigned at the tombs new How in the thousands of Ages that have passed Siace York the other morning on a charge of having stolen Man began to be a reasoning being ceremonies <tc., stage jewelry and costumes valued at 8250 from fan have been made to agree with this natural Davidon by prestige another actress now performing in Phila of time and the True reason for its existence being Delphia. The arrest was effected As miss Mestayer forgotten myths invented to account for it by Sujer was leaving Niblo s theater after witnessing the Ini natural Means. Tial performance of when arrested but for All this and while i believe the Sabbath or she denied her guilt but on searching her apart sunday to Bea purely human contrivance i think ments at no. 280 Mott Street Captain Brogan found that anything that will Force humanity to rest and re the entire stolen property. Justice Ytterbo Ihirg recuperate occasionally is a Good thing and i should handed miss Mestayer to await the arrival from Phil vote against any Law looking to its abolishment Adelphia of miss Fanny prestige. What is needed is a modification of All Laws which top first a perform it Ini it a of Quot to Topio Tom s rown in Enio a is this fullest Liberty be such Wise precautions As will ire c the desk wus re an it vent any Man or Sec of men from so enjoying or Ruth age erected Wuh Sutterle Scep ten the i Cle Tom or abusing it As to interfere with the rational Enoy ment of it by others. Then if the jew chooses to amp it a in minstrel my Nav up his store on saturday and go to Coney Island and names o More or i Simon a Orfa id Issei ifs Siusing Lastu Quot Hiss Quot Quot Al tees i Sty Iii l. Jam. A Jujj theatricals and were pleased but itis new Ork aug. A i said that the question of the propriety of the show will be discussed before a religious tribunal. See that the affair is looked into and Justice done. 1 am glad to know that the Rule on the subject is More generally complied with As it is better understood and that Public sentiment sustains it. Sincerely r. B. Hayes. La Grant a candidate for a third term it has been stated that sex president Grant was a candidate for a third term and that he was not a candidate and this has been reiterated so Many times that the Public generally Are at a loss to determine whether or not Grant could accept of a nomination even if it were tendered to him. The following purports to be an interview with Gen. Grant of a recent Date a gentleman who is in correspondence with Gen. Irant says that As soon As the latter arrives in this country he will in some authoritative Way deny that he is or can be a candidate for any future presidential honors. His acceptance of the presidency of the inter oceanic canal company As stated in Admiral Ammen Scard published in new York several Days ago is a new suggestion in his future plans. He was always very much interested in the inter oceanic canal project when he was president but the absurdities printed in a new York paper to Day about his original trip to Europe being made in the interests of this canal and for the purpose of consulting with the capitalists of Europe Are grotesquely untrue. The present plan for an inter oceanic canal company is merely one of the pet hobbies of Admiral Ammen. He believes that with Grant s name All the Money that would be required could be secured both in this has yet to pay the first Dollar to any one suing it. The country and Europe. It was with this View that he chronicle is Nineteen years old and has paid 19 25 addressed a letter to Grant and his acceptance of the in settlement of the various libel suits brought proposition Marks his first connection with the enter a inst it. The most important suit the Post has Ever had is still pending. The dispatch has attained the Ripe age of thirty three Aud has been sued for damages to the tune of about87,000.000, but has managed to get off for the rather moderate sum of 8700, All told. The fresh lets Freund has been twice sued for libel in one paying two Hundred dollars by Way of Compromise and in uie other suffering a verdict for my and a Quarter cents. It thus appears that the Pittsburg press during the lust thirty years has paid Lees than s5,000 in the settlement of All the libel suits that have let Een brought against it. This is pretty Good evidence that the newspapers generally know what they Are talking about and Are not governed by any malicious spirit in Arhat they publish. Furthermore it is the uniform experience of publishers that honest Ano Well meaning a Wpm a Are satisfied with an explanation and correction when any incorrect state intent has been made while the Fellows who never had and never will have ten cents Worth of character to lose Rush into the courts with a libel suit for 810,000 damages. Casanares Case. The Case of Casanave of the Louisiana returning Board is thus succinctly stated editorially in the new York Suu of a recent Date the Only member of the return aug Board who received no office from Hayes and no favor from Sherman is g. Casanave a coloured Man who was first appointed by the rep Blionas in 1872, and served again la 1896. When cram anal proceedings were instituted amidst the Board and Anderson was in prison counsel waa employed to defend them. After being a Oul Ted they Rte fused to pay the fee agreed upon though abundantly Able. The counsel was driven to court for redress and Obb Ned judgment when it was found that Wells. Anderson and Kenner the three favored members of the returning Board had no proper of any kind re risible for their debts and that Casanave tvs the Only one with a estate to answer the judgment of four or five thousand dollars. The sheriff Torric Powe Sion of fils House and advertised it for Sale. In vain the with no better effect went to several weeks ago to Lay the Case before the administration. Hayes Rympa theed deeply with his misfortunes and advised him to go to Anderson who ought to pay the debt assist am store tank of the trea Snir Hawley promised the Money Raould be la ised upon Sherman s return from Maine. Mccrary told Casanave the debt ought to be paid at Onoe and that he would pay it he Miseli if he were not a poor Man dependent on his ins Teof All these and dither professions nothing vets done until Casanave wrote an urgent letter to Hayes of Irlich he sent a copy to Sherman. Finally it i the Eye of the Sale of the property about one half vie Jade Thant was procured in Washington and sent to new Orleans and the other half was extended to the Fira of Jan Surv when Congress will be in session and the Latoney Grill be furnished for fear of an in in non. My a Tinie Casanave has gone Back to Newole by no in ieans pleased with his expert to a in Washington. Bit title quite Likely his Wrath we be Bob Duea by a profitable appointment. Of boat Merit. All the fairs give the first premiums and go pet Al awards of great Merit to hop bitters m the purest and Best family Medicine and we most heartily approve of the awards for Quot wifi Kivow they deserve it. They ate now on a vhf Bitton at the state fairs and be advise a into test them gee another Oolman. Prise. Of what a farce the beauties of civil service Reform Are thus set Forth by that Paragon of a paper the new York Sun or. John Sherman and or. Carl Schurz Are making stump seches in Ohio in favor of ele Ting or. Charles Foster to the governorship of that state. Or. Sherman purports to be Secretary of the Treasury and air. Schurz claims to be Secretary of the Interior. Both draw salaries As such and they receive Large sums every three months in pursuance of a Promise on their part that they will faithfully discharge the duties of those offices. Nobody is surprised to see or. Sherman leave the Treasury building at Washington and repair to a Distant state for the purpose of taking an Active share in an Active my tical Campaign. For he always did be eve that the system of civil service Reform set Forth from time to time in sonorous phraseology by Hayes was a transparent Humbug. But or. Carl Schurz he was the original inventor of the system and has been its expounded through the press and on the platform. He worked it into Hayes letter of acceptance and his inaugural address and he was placed in the Cabinet to show both by Precept and example How to carry it into effect. By neglecting his Post at Washington and going to Ohio and taking a part in a heated political canvass or. Schurz is showing that his theories and homilies on civil service Reform were not aimed at the higher grades of officials but were intended to apply Only to the Small Fellows who get $1,200 a year and Are required to Bend Over their desks and per ambulate the wharves six or seven Days in the week while the thermometer runs up to 100 in the Shade and shirt collars Droop in poppy folds on the Reck. The poet of the new York Sun thus Quot drops into poetry Quot Over the Quot situation Quot in Ohio. It s rather interesting although from a democratic standpoint de. People the Ohio excitement. Truth and sober Ness. I no i i . 4. A ii i i i -1 j a a ii the handsome Boston Globe theater is owned in what is the Best family Medicine in uie sections by several persons and one of them. Disgust world to regulate the bowels purify the blood cd by failure to agree with the others is putting up a remove Cost Veness Aud Billiou Ness Aid Cli Vall at the Edge of is portion. This cuts olt a third Gest Ion and stimulate the whole system. A stage Aud part of the auditorium. Truth Aud sober Ness compel us to ans re in. A. H. Canby the associate of or. A. L. English hop bitters being pure perfect and harm Iscia Isi review Abandons his editorial Ipp Quot truth Quot in pen and scissors m a few weeks to Don the sock and less free Iii cons in Anotnie column. Buskin. Or. Canby is to be a member of the f. S. A Macay criterion company. Petroleum v. Nasby drunk. I it is said that Dickie Lingard and Dalziel her Hus the Cincinnati Post of last saturday con m Vlf pm Tain id an a count of a Quot his hold tones amp Quot our tour alleged that the latter in a idly alluding to his Paine an account of a Nign a lonesome matrimonial , said with a profound sigh a dulled in in that City by Petroleum v. Quot i never was much of a fighter Nasby. After wondering where Petroleum the yellow fever outbreak has created a most de obtained his liquor the Post says cited scare among dramatic people. The fall season in this condition David on saturday night fl4ur- South was pretty thoroughly made up but shed around the commercial office where he was general Stampede among the agents of com kindly received and hospitably entertained but in an panties intending to go Down there in the Early a evil hour he afterwards found his Way to the office of. The enquirer and Here it was that he came to grief. Jefferson the son of Quot Joe Quot of rip Van after an egotism Cal display in the Sanctum in the Winkle Fame was married on the 21.St, ult., to miss course of Ich David assured the editorial Dele a Eugenia Paul. The Bride is a philadelphian. And an Tion that he was 1hc Shakespeare of actress. She will play meenie in Quot rip Van Winkle Quot America he spread himself in the counting room with the company supporting her husband s father and finally composed himself for a Nap in the door nex Searon. Her husband will be the business Man Way. This was objectionable and the. Pettit the age for his father. Policeman on duty proceeded to argue the Case with it is stated by the Galveston news that Andrew him. David however who must have imagined him Currie and another brother in the Northwest have self in the Maumee City was upon his dignity and about made up their minds to Pend All their Money refusing to wag an Inch dared the officer to remove to obtain acquittal for the murderer of poor Ben him. Porter. There also is a suspicion at Marshall that the Quot i m Petroleum v. Nasby Quot he Hiccup cd. Quot i am a Railroad engineers of whose brotherhood Currie was privileged character and i la give you ten dollars a member Are raising Large sums of Money for the just to try it on with me and take me into custody Quot defense. At this Theodore who has a grip like Iron grabbed Macauley s theater Louisville opened september him by the Arm. Quot ill do it for nothing Quot said he and 8, with Maggie Mitchell in her new play. In spite of an abortive struggle David was escorted to a Anderson recently celebrated Quot Lier twentieth the ninth Street station House. Here he underwent the birthday. Indignity of a search against which he vehemently the orchestra will be invisible to the audience in protested asserting his standing As an editor and an the reconstructed Booth s theater or. Henry Irving stood godfather to the new bom Quot take it Cool Quot said the imperturbable lieutenant son of James Albery author of the two roses be registered in respectable a Western manager evidently thought of a stroke of they went through his clothes and found 82? in business through the death of Fechter. He Tele Cash a Gold watch and Chain a Bunch of keys and graphed to John Mcdonough some postage Stamps after which David was quietly secure Fechter s clothes will give you two Laid upon his Little shelf to sleep and As the Zenfler a dramatic news. Hearted chief had expunged the charge of Quot drunk Quot. Miss Ella Sturgis daughter of Gen. Sturgis Emp hat against him he was when sufficiently sobered up Mically denies in a letter to a Friend that she is to a suffered to depart in peace. Pear on the stage. Now see what it is to be an editor and an author. I Jei Ierson has recently finished tvo landscape had David r. Locke not belonged to the porcelain paintings Winch he will place in the Art gallery at order of human crockery Ware he w old have been the coming Cincinnati exposition kept in limbo Over sunday and on monday he would it is said miss Minnie Conway who since her mar have been paraded before Mose Wilson and fined 85 Ridge to Jules , the Cornet player has not a and costs. That portion of the declaration of inde geared on the stage will act this season As a Star. Prudence about being born equal May All be right London Figaro is responsible for the Fol Quot i. I. F lowing startling announcement Quot mlle. Lima i hardly wait until the trunk was opened to see Muraska is expected in London to Morrow. Her pro Quot the thing that worked Quot As Frank called it. Quot Quot quite a crowd began to gather around the but the after condition of life alters the Case mater avid persevered to Heend Tot Ionas a whole be consumer of Bug juice. The Jock in four , to wit English Lilian bacchanalian refrain of. Frenchi and Quot i was drunk last night and drunk the night before. And i la get drunk to night if 1 never get drunk any More fitted his Case to a t. The Strakosch italian opera company open at the Academy of music a Philadelphia on october 8th. The company As now organized will include Teresa Singer mane Litta and Bianca Davenport prime Donne Soprani Anna de Balocca. Contralto Recardo Petrovitch Baldanza and Lazzarini Tenor mme. Pappenheim is in Milan. Miss Bella Murdoch has taken the place of miss Rose Leclercq in or. Bandmann s company. How to Bury a Clown. A celebrated striped poker named Billy Walton died recently in England and left some professional instructions for the funeral ceremonies. He was Well known to Fame and when he was taken ill from the effects of a somersault Over a jackass in the ring the manager of the circus had to Lay up his show for the season. The Clown asked for a preacher and when the reverend gentleman came with solemn face he propounded the last conundrum and died it Vith his thumb on his nose and gyrating his fingers. First in the procession came the ringmaster leading four ladies in costume then the elephant and a trained Monkey the sword Swallower and the Quot Salaam Bank Quot came next and then four Bare Back riders and the Champion Skeleton a wrestler Jocko the Barbary ape on a Shetland Pony and the great world renowned Eque Trienne. Mile. Versee. Four mourners followed immediately after the Hearse. They were in full Motley with faces chalked but each with a Long handkerchief to his eyes which at times he took Down and wrung out the tears flowing copiously from the handkerchief. The procession was wound up with the band Wagon the circus band playing Quot go where glory Waits As they formed around the grave the clowns Sang Quot Down among the dead men Quot and Quot in some fair and sultry clime. The inscription was Quot Here lies Billy Walton the famous Clown he used to go up but now he s gone Down he jumped Over a jackass and broke three ribs and this is the last of poor Billy s for the people. The thing that a Young Man was found wandering about the streets yesterday in a demented condition from letters found on his person it was Learned that he was from Indianapolis ind., and that his name was Frank Parker Man. When i read the above item in a new York paper yesterday i dropped the paper As though it was a piece of hot Iron. Frank and i were old time friends we were playmates at school and when the Happy period of our lives passed away and the Stern realities of life presented themselves before us our Boyish Aff action ripened into a stronger Vanlier love. Although being such fast friends our inclinations and dispositions were As far apart As they could possibly be. I was of a retiring a excitable disposition while Frank was full of Ife always on the Alert for fun and never excitable. He was very ingenious and often told me he would yet become wealthy by inventing something. Frank was quite a musician too and Well do i reme Riiber How we used to serenade the neighly is and How glad they used to be when we d come. But Al such things cannot last always poor Frank is deprived of his reason and will in All probability inhabit an Asylum the remainder of his Days. I had however expected something of this kind. I knew that Frank was very ambitious to get Rich and i also knew that he was working on something which f it had proved a Success would certainly have made him Rich and i Felt that should it fail Frank would fail also. For the last two or three months it appears that Frank and one George autumn Tien have been constantly together. They were evidently working up something As they have been seen at very late hours at night in Tautui Nantien s stable. The people in the neighbourhood of the stable have heard a Reat Deal of pounding and sawing and had Egan to wonder what it All meant. I had not ventured to ask the boys anything about their Midnight Industry contenting myself with the thought that when it was completed they would let me into the secret. A few Days ago Frank and George left the Cit and As it was nothing uncommon for them to be away weeks at a time i paid no attention to it. Last monday i received the following letter Anderson ind., september 1s79. ski a Eureka she works we Are Rich we will make $5,000 in one week. There will be 10,000 people Here at the fair and each one of them will but come up and see it work we be tried it know it will work. Be sure and come up next Friday. i must confess that i Felt a Little anxious to see this wonderful things this thing that worked Quot a Aud i made up my mind to go to Anderson on Friday and see it i went the boys met me at the depot with a Hack took me to their hotel were they were quartered like Railroad Kings and just made me As comfortable As they possibly could. I noticed that the waiters never asked them for Money when they brought in drinks or cigars and the landlord too was very attentive and gave imperative orders to the waiters in my presence that we should have the Best attention. After making me feel perfectly at Home the boys said they had some Little business to attend to and told me to amuse myself until until they returned. I strolled Down stairs and As i did encountered the landlord who handed me a Cigar and bade me be seated. I sat. Quot Are those Young men relatives of yours Quot he asked. Quot of no simply friends a old Quot Well they Are gentlemen Quot he said. Quot a glad to see that you think so Well of them Quot i said but inwardly i wondered How the Deuce they had made such a favourable impression on the landlord. Quot they have an invention Here that they Tell me has made millions of Money for them in the East and i Don t doubt it. I have not been Able to find out what the nature of the invention is yet but they say they will exhibit it to Day. It s in the trunk i glanced at the trunk and imagined i heard something inside of it. But i thought it was Only fancy. In a few minutes the boys came in and As it was almost dinner time we went to our room to prepare our toilets. After dinner a Hack drove up to the door and the Porter had the Large trunk loaded up and in a few minutes we started for the Lair ground. The boys were All in smiles and seemed in better spirits than i had Ever known Theta to be. We arrived at the grounds and the boys had to Weir trunk unloaded and after paying the Hack Man and the Porter we entered the Large tent which the thoughtful landlord had been kind enough to furnish them. My anxiety had got to such a pitch that i could cub Book and music table. The american agriculturist for september opens with excellent Wood Cut and sketch particularly appropriate at this season. Starling for the fair or hints for the work of the month gives is an unusual number of excellent recipes. Notes in Orchard Orchard and Nursery the fruit Garden Kitchen and Market Garden Flower Garden and Lawn commercial matters. Bee notes for september sundry humbugs which is one of the most Origi Iii and taking figures of the Magazine makes its unusual satirical comments and exposes. This is followed by tree planting in Quincunx editorial correspondence Telegraph water Carrier in the mountains of North Carolina the walking stick and its depredations upon Forest Trees Short Hom Dairy cows a lifting Gate a dam for a fish Pond sowing and cultivating wheat killing Domestic animals the value of Cross bred sheep hints and helps for Farmers and mechanics a Brace for a kicking House our native lilies the american grape mildew. Labels for fruit Trees Home topics the Buflo Moth some recipes from Michigan the boys and girls column embraces a variety of Reading matter quaintly illustrated. Published by the Orange Judd co., 245 Broadway new York. Vick s illustrated monthly Magazine for september opens with its usual handsome water color drawing of double hyacinths. The editorial upon Flower seeds gives us illustrations of Lake and Garden and Mill. Among other interesting and profusely illustrated matters Are the had nth autumn a pretty illustrated poem by Dora Bead Goodale correspondence containing a variety of letters from All directions foreign notes containing among much miscellaneous matter an excellent article upon tuberose and a Garden scene pleasant is published by James Vick Rochester n. A Quot a a Quot Quot a the great speeches and orations of Daniel Webster with an essay on War a master of English style by Edward p. Whipple. It is unnecessary to eulogize the works of this our greatest Orato whose Fame has Long been echoing through the corridors of time and whose name is a Househ a word. His orations and speeches Are the ambition of the Schoolboy the admiration of the Man and time but adds to the value of the collection. Thee a upon Webster As a master of the English Uil Tuaefe by Edwin p. Whipple is Clear concise and internat ing and an excellent introduction to the volume of which perhaps some of the finest gems might outlier Wise have been overlooked. The volume is very hand a solely bound and has Good portraits of Webster and Whipple. It is published by Little Brown amp co. 254 Washington Street Boston. The americans Lead the world in everything and especially in fast eating this has made dyspepsia our National disease though now under perfect control by the use of 6r. Bull s Baltimore pills. Sold everywhere. Price 25 cents. Oue european Lettes. I the statement that Gye will bring Patti to this. Country this season does not emanate from the immemorial Well at whose Bottom truth lies. It i authoritatively declared that the fair Adelina will. Not come hither. During the coming autumn an Winter she will warble in Vienna possibly in Russia regular correspondent Berlin Germany aug. 26,1879. T have just returned from a Short visit to the French capital and just one Day to late to get my usual weekly letter off on time. I attended the closing and last session of the French parliament at Versailles and when the Chambers meet again in the last week of november it will be in Paris. So the sittings of the legislature at Versailles will have lasted just eight years and a half and now the City of the grand Monarque is going to fall into the deserted condition which distinguished it before the War. Looking Back upon the political dramas enacted at Versailles since 1870, one must own that the old town has in More sense than one had a Good time of it. Its hotel keepers have been especially fortunate. Before the War they were dependent upon the Chance custom of British tourists and of the officers belonging to the Garrison but in september 1870, when the German armies came pouring Over prance Versailles Rose of a sudden to the dignity of a City Over peopled with great folks. It harboured four Kings and of grand Dukes and princes quite a crowd. One could meet in its streets within a half hour More generals than you could encounter within a month in any first rate capital and at five o clock tables d Hote of the hotel Des reservoirs there was such an Arra of potentates commanders and statesmen that a subaltern creeping in unawares must have Felt As abashed As a Puppy in a menagerie of lips. Meanwhile Paris was being besieged and the booming of cannons kept tune with the popping of Champagne corks and with the clinking of Gold that fell Over gaming tables night after night. It was a Sierr it tune for the germans and they made the most of it so did the hotel keepers. High born youngsters who might be shot to Morrow did not much care what they spent to Day and when accounts were made up on the conclusion of peace it was found that the invaders has disbursed on their enemy s soil a Verr pretty share of the exorbitant sum which they claimed As a War indemnity. Then Versailles came in immediately for another piece of Luck Paris fell into the Possession of the communists and respectable people had to Decamp forthwith. Into the hotels and losing houses which had lately been occupied by conquering soldiers came a horde of frightened frenchmen legislators placement place Hinters and the officers of the grand army that being reorganized for civil War. The Galerie Des glaces in the Palace there lately the King of Prussia had been proclaimed emperor of Germany was transformed into a dormitory for members of the Assembly who could not find sleeping room elsewhere and in the Salle Des mar Chaux where the portraits of the marshals of France Are preserved and where an ambulance was established during the War the minister for foreign affairs was Fain to establish his offices. Once More Gold flowed in a very torrent though the old City and there were Versailles who while bemoaning As patriots the troubles that had fallen upon their country acknowledged As they slapped their pockets that it s an ill wind that blows nobody Good. Versailles is a City of palaces most of which were built by great Nobles of Louis Xiv s and of Louis Al s time who wanted to be near the King. There Are some splendid houses among them much too magnificent for the modest state which even the richest men keep nowadays. Before the War most of the dwellings were let in Flats and few of them had their proper Supply of tenants. You could see the White Bills of unfurnished apartments to let or the yellow Bills of furnished ones posted Over the ports Cocheres of almost every House in All the principal thoroughfare and in those times a Man who wanted to take a House on a x a could get one on his own terms. Der tent and among them i noticed the landlord a a a a a hey a House rent Rose All at once 200 standing on a store Box so As to get a Good a. Gent., and landlords who had let their View. At last the trunk was opened. A too cheap spent anxious hours sex Way out in Ohio there s trouble for Sherman who pulls up his Collar and pulls Down his Vest. Prepared for the cohorts of Ewing and Thurman who pester Hin terribly there in the West. Quot arts of the bloody shirt banter which Erst he had borne in the front of the fray the foes. In the most inexcusable manner. Have forced him to put the red Emblem away. In vain he May search every raiment s roster of men who came Forward the Union to save Tom Ewing he finds but no Trace of Charles Foster and he learns that Rice left a Good leg in the grave. Gold dollars and greenbacks together Are gleaming. Squeezed out of the clerks who have Little to spare and Hayes mild countenance by today is beaming among the big pumpkins and pigs of the fair. In vain for god s bounties he claim.? All the credit. Big crops and America s labor and skill a heavy account s to be placed to his debit. For people remember fraud s Victory still. What More can he do there has not been a Blunder and be and Chas. Foster take blame to their souls till ponderous Thurman comes Forward to Thinder at Deputy marshals and troops at the polls. Boils pimple and All blood diseases Are and certainly in Paris cured by Quot or. Lindsey s blood i mlle. Litta has been engaged in adding William sold by All druggists. Tell Star of the North and Linda do Cham unix. To her repertoire during the summer. She opens wit the Strakosch company at Philadelphia oct. 8. Baptizing an unborn child. Minnie Hauk is in brim having gone there one Day last week the Cincinnati enquirer to perform in Goetz the taming of the shrew gave an Adf count of the baptism of an unborn i mme. Johanna Wagner the Niece of Wagner is child which was novel As Well As into re it playing orphee in Gluck s opera in Hamburg ing and which we Here reproduce miss Thursby has bin engaged for reviere s con Daniel Coin a Porter employed at the Burnett. Cd it a House resides in a portion of no. 50 my Frundl Quot Croisette Quot remarks spiteful Olive Logan m her Street Between Plum and Central Avenue. He is a London letter Quot has written upon the card of her Young Man and was married about eleven a fifths English sister actress a very Graceful line of Farewell age to a Young woman who was Twenty one Yeats of in French pressing Neilson to come to see her in ago at the time. Both were catholics and were mar Paris and saying by Way of apolo for not appear ried by a Catholic priest. On monday last mrs. Coin ing in person my son he been ill Neilson shows took sick with something like croup which Turied me the card furtively. I hear the Duke d Aumale into diphtheria. Yesterday she became noticeably Bas settled �60,000 on this boy she says worse being sle cd with a choking sensation. At Hartley Campbell has about put the finishing about n o clock or. Reamy of fourth and John touches upon his prologue and four acts located in streets was called in and he pronounced the Young California entitled my partner and designed for woman beyond the reach of human Aid. There was Louis Aldrich and Charles t. Parsloe who will do it nothing to be done and the doctor said the patient next season and who Are co Tating Over an Opp Ortu would die before evening. In the afternoon the Rev. Nity that has presented itself to bring the play out father Cusick of the Church of the atonement sent first of All in san Francisco. It has ten characters an urgent request to or. Reamy to come to cot three being females the Central figures Are tvo House adding that he wished to see him on a be miners who Are partners. One is As rugged As a rus important by or. Mitchell Slan Bear while the other a Harvard graduate is As the physician repaired to the residence of the dying gentle As two doves. Woman and he wed if it a Jai from new York to the Loul Shiue courier the a thou the Charles Fechter left in manuscript two months in and. Ther we \ entitled Napoleon and Josephine in which he intended to act. The rest of the play is object of drawing such m missing and it is believed that it was not dished. Tvs a a new York Douma list has taken it in hand to finish Yuhl is Naif info Thuv 1� and he says that the Drift of the plot which is histor Leal. Is so Well defined in what a ask write that to Quot a request that the operation worked out. The male part is robust Aaro Rock mrs. Coin died. As soon and Butas a to a. John my she was pronounced dead by the physicians they it Bullough who it is said map a in it about earring out their instructions. The child we it was Buckstone the English playwright and now hand his aids must be be Dontig out there in Ohio his Battle is fought it was Laid alongside of Ite Mother. In order Toile to write orders for move Oie Chud there was a incision made in the ab-1 the Kiralfy Brothers whom Gilmore sent to Europe Dom Fri of the morose and the uterus we open Elf. Vith instructions to help themselves to whatever or. Reamy then lifted the babe out and held it Wolfe they wanted for Ballet and spectacle Are said to have the priest performed his office. Exceed the Confidence placed in their judgment As it 18 eedle88 to state As a matter of information that expert anatomists and connoisseurs. Quot t was the anxiety of the father and grandparents of u the child for the safety of its soul that prompted them psst a few of the unborn general Tenor of the however at. Leads us to believe that it possesses at least theele i excuse for those who drag their ments of a which when subjected disordered bodies into our com to the Thoro Tigh and judicious pm log that Ray there id no weary and disordered a a , when a few. Doses of averts Sarsaba mond. And Rowe know Well How to administer is la a build cleanse their it icky blood arid uni Mere m a juju us Dame is Lougin is pm la to colonel Sellers however we Are to be Given an of Een Ron in Doss Quot should with stitch a the Republic much had it really been in Dan John Sherman Mast Fau with therly of to Ewing Dot. Cer. V a oms if Norfor yourself Flie end of the Seton. Dieter Dumas no Quot to a a dozen trays of jewelry were spread out before the crowd. Then autumn Tien got up on a Box and and addressed them As follows Quot gentlemen we have Here a finely selected assortment of jewelry consisting of cuff buttons Collar buttons bracelets Scarf pins hair pins Etc. Now we have also the most wonderful piece of mechanism in the world. It is the result of several years of hard study and any one who has never seen it will be sur prise d beyond All Bounds of reason. It has elicited the admiration of thousands in the East that Young Man there or. Parker Man Frank blushed violently As the crowd gazed at him admiringly is the inventor and proprietor of this wonderful invention. We Vrell now proceed to exhibit the Large trunk was opened once More and a Box resembling a Chicken Coop was lifted out. The top of the Box was simply a Row of slats about three inches apart. A Well shaped Duck s head protruded Between two of the slats but at the least motion from Frank i observed that the Duck s head disappeared then about a dozen or so Short clubs about an Inch thick were brought out. The Box with the Duck was taken to the further end of the tent and placed in a Hole already prepared for it. When the Box was in the Hole it was so arranged that the Duck s head would come us just even with the ground so that it looked a rather tempting object to throw at. Autumn Tien once More addressed the vast assemblage Quot gentlemen a no doubt you Are a Little surprised but nevertheless we will try and Surprise you More. We Nave Here we very Fine jewelry we put up As a prize those three trays of jewelry to the Man who can hit the Duck s head with a club in three throws at 20 paces. Now gentlemen come right up it Only costs you ten Centi for the three throws and should you be fortunate Enrigh to hit the Tarj to you get this Fine prize Worth at least s50.&Quot the crowd turned away in disgust. One Man in the crowd started on the Hunt for the Secretary of the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals another went after the marshal. Seeing that they were losing the crowd the boys offered their whole amount of jewelry to whoever could hit the Duck s head. An old Farmer stepped up and said he d Quot try it once anyhow. The first time the Duck got Down nicely the second it did the same at the third throw the Duck s head flew up in the air and the old Farmer smiled on the crowd in a Way that was cunning. The boys handed Over their Stock to the Farmer. The landlord rushed in and demanded his Bill instead of Riding in a Hack to the depot they walked out of town. Poor prank has not been seen since autumn Tien l6ftfor the West. So strange that mining their leases to see whether some Lucky flaw could not be discovered in them. In some cases tenants received a Good Road sum for allowing their leases to be cancelled. The rapacity of House owners however drove away Many persons who Othen be would have found it convenient to Settle in a City which had become the seat of the go a Ern rent and legislature and the agitation against maintaining the parliament gathered its chief strength from the fact that everything had become too dear at ver Saillie in order to be Able to entertain their political friends after debates and More than one of these houses made its owner quite powerful by the free and easy dinners that used to let a held in it when sit tags had lasted beyond the usual time. In some mansions again very important events took place. General Cha Garnier s House used to be the meeting place of a the conservative intrigues whose Cabal overthrew m. Thiers and very Uphill work had the Gallant general to perform before he could get peasants and Bona artists to assemble comfortably in the same rooms. In the due d Harmount s House it was that Marshall Mac Mahon was residing when the due de Broglie and m. Buffett came to offer him the presidency and Here too that the kind of soup d eat by which m. Jules Simon was dismissed and the lower House dissolved in 1877 win planned. In m. De la Rochette s House. Boulevard de la Reine a memorable scene took place one evening in december 1s73, when some legitimise deputies sought to Pei made the count de Chambord to a amp wily into the Palace of the Assembly ascend the Tribune and hear himself proclaimed King by acclamation. The Prince patted up at Down the dining room arguing Tempo izing until the time passed when such a venture could have been successful. Many competent judges Are of the opinion that if the count de Chambord had done what was asked of him the Republic would not now be existing in France certain it is that on the night when this project was mooted a Deonly who had got wind of it caused a pretty panic by Rushing into the dining room of the hotel Des reservoirs where a Good Many other honorable members a re seated and crying Quot Henry v. Has just entered the Pace Aud the guard has acclaimed it was notice at the time that several of the frighten members instead of bolting to the Palace made straight for the Railroad a soul so full of Hope a Noble mince and a station a move which woul Iino

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