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Tuesday, September 20, 1S71
tW In Switzerland tlio progress of drunk
enness is go great, tliat jiiniunyagricuUiir.il
and manufacturing communes, the muni
cipal revenues aro absorbed in relieving
the wants of families whoso heads have be
come, habitual drunkards. In several places
houses of correction are being built for the
purpose of confining tho poor wretches who
have fallen victims to this disease It Is
stated, on good authority, that In ten years
thoro has been an incroaso of public houses
in tho single canton of Geneva amounting to
thirty-four per cent., and that thcro Is now
ono place where intoxicating drinks nro
sold for every seventy-two inhabitants.
inauguration of Hie Mont Cenls Tunnel.
Tho ofllci.il inauguration of tho Mont
Ccnis tunnel took placo on tho 17th inst.,
all inaugural arrangements being carried
out with marked success. A train, con
sisting of twenty-two carriages, occupied
by various dignitaries including representa
tives of Franco and Italy, tho directing en
gineers of tho work, and many other
oflicials, was run in safety through tho tun
nel, occupying about twenty minutes in
passage.
Telegrams announcing tho Inauguration
of the tunnel were afterwards sent to the
French and Italian governments, and re
plies were received, congratulating tho di
rectors upon tho successful termination of
this gigantic enterprise.
The New York Muddle.
One of the most remarkable legal fights
of tho century is now going on in New
York. Tho injunction asked for by tho
people's committco to prevent tho paying
out of money by tho Controller and Mayor
has been granted. Then before tho inves
tigation could Up commenced a large num
ber of vouchers were stolen from tho
Controllers oflicc. Tho Mayor insinuates
that these wcro stolen by Connolly the Con
troller and consequently asks his resigna
tion, which Connolly obstinately .refuses.
Tho Mayor then tries to turn him out, and
oilers the place to Gen. McClcllan, who re
fuses to take any part in tho matter. In
tho meantime Connolly hunts up a clause in
the law which gives him authority to ap
point his own deputy, for u specified peri
od who shall exercise all the powers of Con
troller, lie consequently appointed Mr.
Andrew Green who has what is not often
found among politicians a reputation for
honesty and integrity, besidos being a good
financier, but unfortunately for tho Mayor
and Uie Tammany ring, ho belongs to the
other wing of thojparty. And now when
people remember the saying as to what
happens when thieves full out, the honest
portion of tho community take fresh cour
ago, and aro instituting vigorous measures
to ascertain how much has actually been
, stolen and who Is the thief. May success
attend thoir efforts.
Dangerous Counterfeits.
Within a week past, says tho Now York
Bulletin, a number of exceedingly danger
ous counterfeits have mado thoir appear
ance. How largo the number may be, can
not bo discovered, for tho counterfeit is so
nearly faultless, that it is only with the ut
most difficulty that it can be distinguished
from the genuine The spurious bill is a
twenty dollar greenback, and the only
weak points in tho execution seems to bo
the central figure, tho engraving of which
is very coarse. Whon presented in a pack
ago, however, this figuro is not seen in the
counting, and tho bill is apt to be passed
with the others. The other parts of the
bill are excellent, and will stand the closest
scrutiny ; already several banks have been
docoived with them, and they are tho most
dangerous counterfeits alloat. Business
men would do well to look out for thorn.
Cff" There is no more sense In individ
uals holding diverso political notions lotting
that fact cause personal dissentions than
there Is in persons quarreling because they
belong to different churches. A free gov
ernment, like our own, is based upon t lie
fullest toleration of seutimeut lu regard to
yolillcal matters. A citizen who would
pioseribo or ostracise another fur holding
opinions differing from bis own, is not tit
to be free himself. If he had thq power
he would be a despot, aud banlsli, imprison
or guillotine his opponents at is dono in
France. ' A mu that hat not moral, cour
age enough to utter aud to act out, by vot
ing, his honest convictions iu regard to this
or that party, it to be pitied. : Ho should
remember, " it it a base abandonment of
reason to abandon our right of thongbt,"
and of action also.
Starved to Death. . . , j
A horrible case of starvation in thd
O'Brion monngerie troupe has just been
discovered in Stormvillo, Dutchess County,
where the troupe performed on Thursday
night Connected with the troupe is a per
former known as Ataliuc, tho man of the
iron jaw, and a French woman, who is
called the Btrong woman. They had a littlo
boy, seven years of nge, who, it is said,
was purchased in Paris for f 100 as an aux
iliary to them in their performances. Tho
littlo fellow was thrown about by tho man
in various ways at tho peril of his life.
In ono scene ho was fastened to tho iron
jawed man by a bolt, and tho two wcro
drawn from the ground to the top of the
tent, where tho man fired a pistol and was
lot down j then in tho samo way tho littlo
fellow was hoisted up tho same distance,
hanging by ingenious contrivances from tho
man's jaw. Ho was also required to aid
tho French woman in a scene where she
placed a six-pounder on her shoulder, and
ho got up on it and discharged it. It was
therefore necessary that he should not be
come too heavy for tho business.
"Whilo the company was iu Stormvillo tho
French woman is alleged to have tied tho
littlo boy's hands behind him and shut him
in a room alone. Staggering to the window,
ho begged of tho cook to put up a ladder
and givo him a picco of bread and butter.
Sho had to throw it on the floor, and he
snatched it, up and devoured it eagerly.
Another boy, said to bo tho real son of tho
French woman, noticing tho movement, in
formed her of it. Sho at onco How into a
a rage, and going to tho boy's room, beat
him unmercifully, saying, "How dare you
do so, when I told you if you did I would
pound you?" Tho little fellow begged of
her not whip him, for ho wonld not do it
again. Ho did not look as though ho hail a
drop of blood in his body. When his con
dition was ascertained, a Dr. La Mont was
called in, but ho died tho samo liighs and
was buried tho next morning. Tho doctor
said ho died of starvation.
Tho monsters were once arrested in Phil
adelphia for cruelty to this samo child, but
they managed to cscapo punishment.
Choked to Death by a Tree.
A very sad accident occurred near West
Salem, Wisconsin, on Saturday, tho 10th
inst., w hereby a workman by tho mimo of
Oleson, in tho employ of Mr. John Odell,
met with his death. Mr. Odell is a well-to-do
farmer living in Salem, and on Saturday
was hauling wood and timber from his
farm, Oleson chopping it for him.
Ho left Oleson in the timber and went
into Salem with a load. On returning ho
found that Oleson had cut a tieo down
which had fallen on him, a limb about the
sizo of one's wrist striking him on tho
throat, and holding him down on his back.
Oleson was dead, the limb having choked
him to death, and gross was torn up on
both sides as far as ho could reach, whore
ho had vainly endeavored to frco himself
from the death clutch of tho fatal limb.
Mr.. Odell said ho could not havo been
absent more than half an hour before re
turning after another load, and found his
hired man dead. His body was not bruised
or hurt in any way except by tho limb that
held him down to sure death.
Hair More Valuable than Uold.
A quantity of hair, silky, silver-gray, and
thirty inches long, was recently sold by
John Thompson & Co., of New York, for
$35 an ounce nearly twico as much as gold
will bring ! Messrs, Thompson & Co.,
the largest dealers in tho United States in
mado up hair goods havo imported ,0,000
pounds of hair since January, paying for it
$100,000, gold. They havo at work on it
100 girls, who earn from $13 to $18 a week;
aud yet they find the demand greuter than
the supply. Hair has advanced S3 per cent,
in market value, and is likoly to go up 2")
per cent, more, if the present foolish fash
ion of making tho head look as hideous as
possible, continues,
Dos; Treeing a fairish.
Tho following, says a aormantowu Telo
graph writer, will sound somewhat odd, yet
it is literally true : Some years sinco tho
Missouri river was uusually high, when the
finny tribe ventured far out ou what is
usually dry land. In a bottom a few miles
below us, a farmer was out iu the woodH,
after tho flood had subsided, when his dog
began barking furiously at a largo log,
some distanco off. On going there what
should he And but a catfish of fifteen
pounds, fast in the end of the log, which
was partly closed at that end and still con
tained water. Thi fish evidently wont in
to get food but miscalculating his horns
got fast.
A Man Dies of (i hinders.
A Hagorstowu special to the Baltimore
Sun lays: A farmer residing near Weaver
town on tho Potomac, died from having
been poisoned iu consequence of getting
tho virus of a glandercd horse into a small
sore on his finger. He survived only six or
seven days, breaking nut in tho meantime
all over with putrid sores, suflbring intense
agony until mortification supervened. His
attending physician had no doubt of the
malady being contracted us above staled.
So offensive, fearful and repulsive was tho
corpse thitt witli great dilUeulty could any
one be induced to go near it to aid lu its
inUrnient.
, Where is the Difference! ,
This it a curious world. Two mouths
ago oue B. F. Simmons eloped from St.
Paul with a married lady, both of them
leaving fainlios behind them. Both wore
in "good sooioty." Both wore excrecntod.
The other day they both returned. ' Tho
woman was mot with reproaches and epi
thets. Old friends cut her on tho strcetsi
A divorce was demanded by her nggrioved
husband. Sho was voted on outcast. How
about Simmons? Simmons was a man, you
see, and thatniakot a difference, you know.
His wife and weeping frionds welcomed
him withlembraeca tho poor, misled prodi
gal. His cronies laughed with him gaily
on his gallantry. That night ho drovo
around town with his family, behind dappled
greys, and bowing and smiling patroniz
lugly Mrs. no matter about the other name, is
literally spurned and drivon from her homo
by all who know her, . whilo her paramour
nnd tho equal criminal has not oven for a
moment lost his business footing, and is
just as much tho favorito lu socioty as ever.
For ho is a man, you know. Why is this?
It is wrong. Ono of threo things ought to
como to pass. Either a woman's lapso from
virtuo ought to bo regarded with more
charity, or clso tho man who drags her
down ought lo bo held to an equal puuish
meut or clso polygamy ought to bo estab
lished at onco, and Brigham Y'oung elected
President. It is simply shameful that
women should bo punished ten times as
severely as men for tho samo sin.
A Terriblo Explosion.
A correspondent says that a terrific ex
plosion occurred at Fall ('reek coal com
pany's mines, on the morning of tho 10th
inst., occasioned by a miner entering the
powder house (a wooden structure) and
emptying his tobacco pipo upon tho floor,
where somo loose powder was scattered. At
the timo of the casualty, powder was being
issued by Mr. W. K. Taylor, clerk from
tho store, and there wcro present five mi
ners with tin cans, waiting to bo served
with powder preparatory to entering tho
mines.
Mr. Taylor (clerk,) and Burns and Law
ler, miners, aro in a very critical condition,
and their recovery is considered extremely
doubtful. Their clothes wcro nearly all
burned off, and tho flesh on their faces,
breasts, arms and hands is literally roasted
having tho sinews and bones exposed.
Their condition is heart-sickening and pain
ful to witness. Tho other three minors,
Andrews, Lnlhicr nnd Wlialan although
badly burned and otherwise injured are
convalescing. A man who don't know any
better than to empty a pipo in a powder
magazine ought to bo blown up, or, kept
in a lunatic asylum.
Au Unlucky Sleep.
Ono day last week a lady was picked np
besido tho track of tho P. and K. railroad
badly injured. Sho was a passenger on a
train, and supposed she fell oil' whilo asleep.
Sho states that sho has no recollection of
the accident, other than that she was dream
ing of cutting sugar for her children, and,
having given out tho hist, started for more.
This, sho asserts, was tho hist she could
recall to mind before finding herself in the
sad plight by the track. Persons who walk in
thoir sleep had better tie themselves into
tho seat before indulging in a nap in a rail
road train.
Wholesale Escape of Convicts.
An outbreak occurred on the 18th inst.,
in the Nevada State prison. Five of tho
guards and Lieutenant Governor Denver
wore wounded in endeavoring to quell tho
disturbance. Matt Pldley, tho proprietor
of the Warm Spring, was shot and killed.
Tweuty-nino prisoners escaped.
The fight was ono of the most desperate
on record. Nearly every officer and guard,
and several of tho. prisoners, wcro wounded.
Lieutenant Governor Denver was shot
through tho hip, aud now lies iu a critical
condition.
Explosion of U00 Kegs of Ponder.
Ou Saturday tho 10th, inst., nearly the
whole town of Pioehe Nevada, was destroy
ed by a powdor explosion and Are that
followed. Threo hundred kegs of powder
wore kept in the cellar of Toisanthal & Co.
who supplied tho minors of that viclnity.and
tho wholo anfbunt exploded scattering tho
timbers of tho premises for half a milo,
shaking every building in town and totally
destroying a great number. The loss is
over a quarter of millions of dollars.
Explosion of Fire Works.
Last week ono day as a truckman was
loading a truck with fireworks, packed iu
boxes, in front of the fireworks depot, at
120 Bock man street, N. Y., ft sudden ex
plosion occurred, which blew tho truck to
pieces, killed two men, and seriously in
jured a number of othors. Tho dead were
taken to the station-house, and tlio wound
ed to the hospital. '
tV" On Sunday the 17th,; inst., whilo
! playing with a number of companion ou
the highway, at Forrestvillo, James Doyle,
j a boy seventeen years . of ago, was pushed
against tho end of a rail whiuh penetrated
j his fckull, causing almost instant death.
) VST Ou Sunday at Black 'Heath, near
Minursvillo, a young son of Michael Foley,
whilo chest uulting, fell from a tree upon a
pile of atones, fracturing his skull , and
causing death shortly after.
Fortune Hunters.
James Nooly, living near Iliploy, Ohio,
died recently, leaving a fortune . in motley
supposed to amout to $10,000, but as no
one knows whore tho old gentleman koot
his treasure the heirs aro left to the task of
hunting it up. Thoy have gone to work
vigorously with pick and shovel, and havo
dug tho farm on which, Neely, lived from
center to ciroumforenco. On his death-bed
Nccly refused to givo his children informa
tion as to where ho had secreted the money.
A Balky PtdrT 7
Tho Legislature of Illinois, it is repot tod,
will bo placod in an embarrassing situation
by the action of the presiding oflicors of tho
two bodies of which it is composed. The
Speaker of tlio IIouso of Ileprcsontatives,
it is asserted, intends to summon that body
lo meet in special session in Chicago, on
November lfith, and Lieutenant Governor
Dougherty intends to summon tho Senate
to meet at Springfield, tho Stato capital on
tho same day.
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