Returned To State Prison

One of the slrangest ca'eí of a drunkard etuiniiiir to his cupe, recen tly carne to ïotice iu Minnesota, under eiicumstaneea bat leave do doubt that tlie un fortúnate aan loved li iiior more thun he did bis iberty. (liarles Dahlheim bas been reurncd to i he State prlson al Stillwater on iccount of a violation of a tempérame iledge lie made to tlie Governor of tbe '■Hnie. The circumstnnces of . the case ure hese: Dahlbeim bad been oonvicted of inmoral practicas, bis own daus;bter beiog he victitn of bis hists, and genteneed to a erm in tlie penitenttery. Lasl February, a tbe petition of bis wife and neighbors, vbo sbowed that the crime wascommitted ','b.i'e Dablheim was drunk, he was ïardoned conditionally by llie Governor, l'be coudilion was tliat tbe man should 'orever nbstain from tbe use of intoxicating liquor, otberwise be would be sumnarüy returned without ordioary proceas of law and made to serve out bis term. A ev days ago complaint was made to Gov. kfcQill tbat Dahlheini bad sold his farm uid removed to Minneapolis; that he was pending tbe proceeda of the sale in delauchcry, and also abusing bis familyand leglecting to properly provide tor his wife and children. Thcreupon tbe Govern'ir notitied tbe warden, and a deputv went to Minueapolis after bis ticket-oïeave man. ('uriously enougii, after a veiy long Fearcli, tbedeputy found Dahlïeim in a saloon, and in the very act wliich viliated bis parole. Wben he had inished bis drink he was taken into cusody iind brougbt to Stillwater, vvhere he wïll serve: an unexpired term of three reara. Dablbeim was astonisbed, but iaid: "Iknowl have no one to blame jut myself. "