Stealing From The Cemetery

Oí all coulemptiblc acts, tliat of rob,b.l'f lots iu the Cemetery qf plaats and fiowers which frlends liave placed btside the graves ofthelr dcparted anes, certatuly ex cels. Vet we have peiMdi.s in un Arbor mean aud contera p ti ble enongh iliís We have hcard repeated com'auts from tüdsí whose feclings liave boen thus pain ed. Only the past weck, a ttower vasê wa taken (rom ;i grave. Nothlngbnt lear wil coul ml 1 host! uho.se moral Beuse is so low Would it not bc wcll for tlic Trustees i offer Mieh rewtlrds as will leail tu tlie de icction of these robbers of the grave ? A SUFKF.UEU. The Circuit Coitrt Is yet iu sesslon, The Followlog is its wark siuce our lust re port : Trlpp, Aües and Prlce m. Barnes Uros Verdict for Plalutlfft, 1,BU1 41. Motloi for iicvv trial pcDdlDg, mailu by delen Ralph W. Van Fatsen M. TIioa. '1'. IIoilson. EjeotmeDt, V?r1lct not Rullty asto landx dMorlbed In rtcod from Van rossen to UodsoDi '"'I gtillty as to balance. MOtlon tor new nial. Thu People m. Philip Jhons. Information for iirson. Trini coinmcnced mi nT, couc!nlwl innrsoiiy. Jnry.oui al lime ofgolujf 10 piciw. Pfoplc es. Win. Murphy." Information foir burglary aml arcf-ny. Verdict gailty. öeuteuced to State Prlson fot om year. Mtobael Moran and James JoIiusod, i ir 'onned :m;iinst wtlh jM urpliy, Jt tul plead 'utlty. ScnU'iiceil to Reform School. Tile followtng aliena wcre ailmittcd to cltixennlilp: ííenry Bowman, Ajiton Scbaeber!e, Wllliam Aclon. Mr. Buncn reports prowess at Dmuleo mil vlcliilty, and expressen itreat confldeaoe luit he sli:ill soon havo the rtqulred aniount ubacrlbud. Amt tbe Dlrer.tors nssurc tis hut. so boou as that is dono tbc divl.-lun f he Toledo, Ann Aibor and NoTtlièrn raiload between tbls aml tU ötate Unc will )e put niider contract. - Apropos, the Corunna American s;iys bat as soon as round is broken botwecu botwecn tlils city and Toluds; fhe sectlon f tbe 10:ist Sagiuaw mil Aun Arbor rood oi'tli of Coruuua will ;i!so be put under ontract The Dundee peeple should "hnrry ip thelr cukee." We have ■ fnrtlier Instalimont of magaiucs tóv Octuber, of whicu wc makc brief H'ir.ion, as lóllows ; - " 'Au IsIiukI on Firc," is tlie title of nu nicle 011 the graat velc&aseè f Ilawuii y I'. Jl. Coa n, in the October number of cribiter's Munlhly. The descrlptloDS are iteresting, umi tlic lilustr.itlons arood. esides this we have: Tlie Last of the Vqiiods, by Bensou J. Lossinir, un acconut wltli portralt eugraviog) of Eaolce ftlalicc, tlic lut of a powerful Ne.v Bngland ibe of lii'Uaiis; Water, ts Ways and aeg, illus.; an important artlcle by Enoch j. 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