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The New York herald., 1870-04-20
wsSICassIss BauLtyAaos.
The West Fnrms Tax War-Au Appeal to the
Execuiiye.

Executive.
The decision recently rendered by the Supreme
Court restraining the Commissioners from any
further work on the opening Of Madison aud Berrian
avenues, In the town oil West Farms, West
CHESTER county, has given rise 10 serious
inconvenience aud considerable discomfort amone
numerous resiuentS Of That localiy. III tho
hope or obtaining relief, petlti0n mas pceu
drawn up for presentation 10 Governor houMan,
praying MN to sign the oil recently passed Dy Tue
Legislature authorizing the commissioners mp.
pointed 10 open extend ana grade MaaSon avenue,
TO complete tue work, on tne gr4yAQ that mucu OF
the property on tue lRe q l1aL 'nnnsIei tnoFougn.
made n altering The grade. Tue petition 10 receIv.
inV the signatures Oi a large number OF pi opery
owners aud taxpayers OF tie IOWA.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20


Scorer--Judge Hartman.
To-day a picked nine game OF Six PLAYERS from the
Mutual, Etkord and oriental Clubs takes place at
the linton grounds,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

A. Recent INDIAN OurRAaE.-From
the Colorado Leader of the 4th, we take
the following:
"Peor Frank. the lamentsd son OF Dr..
Irwin. who was killed by the Indians at
Atlantic City. was q nephew of Senator
Trambull Of Illinois-Mrs. Irwin being q
sister of the Senator. Through the kind
ness Of Judge Kinsman. we have been
shown letter from gentleman in Sonth
Pass City. which states that Mr.. Irwin's
son was overtaken by the Indians about
one mile north of Atlantic City. stripped
Of all his clothing. and then shot with .
rife and two arrows. The poor fellow
was then left. probably for dead. and
afterwards walked naked and bleeding.
nearly one mile. This was on Thursdsy.
and it was hoped he would recover. By
other sdvices We learn thst he expired on
Saturday evening. thus adding another
victim to the long list of persons mur.
dered in few short years by the red
devils on our frontiers"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

Lo, The PooR IxDrAs.-Hers is /,
pleasant paragraph for the Philo- Piegsn
thropisis. exhibiting the little eccentric
titles Of the "gentle ssvsges" in pecu
liarly pleasing light. It is from tb.
South Pass Wyoming) News. OF April
9th:
Frank Moore, being sworn. stated "a
the Jury that he was one OF the party ths,
found deceased nesr Smiths Gulch or
the morning Of April 4;h. Said be wsl
lying on his right side. and stripped oI
ell his clothing excep, his shirt. A pick
was driven in hiss bowels to the eye; three
scalp locks hsd been taken from bis head,
and his body was pierced with six arrows
and one gun.shot wound. also q pistol
shot in his head.
On the 81 inst ipqnssts were also held
on the bodies Of John Mcclure. Alsnson
Kellogg. Eugene Fosbury and w. s.
Bennington. no we're killed and horribly
mutiisted by the nation's fos,ered butch
ers. March 31s,. F. g. Irwin and two
others were shot foil Of srrows BY .
gang Of Indians who app reached them
under the guise Of friendship.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

Tribune is his most powerful organ. snd
Clarke is on Speer's bond as Collector.
1, is easy to see why Clarke is snxious to
have this m after settled without damage
10 his own pocket or Speer's reputation.
and it is qui'e natnrsl iha, he shonii be.
Bsiore | wen, to Kansas to inquire into
the facts in the case. Clarke and j. l.
Worden. Assistant Assessor st large for
Kansas, came into nv offi.e. and Wcrd'n
proposed to me in the presence OF Clarke.
that | should make a favorable report TN
these claims at that time, and without
m aking any Investigation.
(For this conduct Of Mr.. Worden
hope yo, will dismiss him
/ declined 10 oblige Mr.. Worden in
.ha, way, and Mr.. Clarke asked me. IN
gener i terms.'ts b-lp Speer on OF his
4 ficnlty. aud 6x it mp for him. so he
would net bs ipjnre': that it was neces
cary to his (Cls,ke's success. personally
snd politically: that Speer was all right,
and good deal more Of like talk, snd,
in consideration. promised me his cordisl
and hearty friendshio and support. as also
that of hi. friend. Senator Pomeroy.
told Mr.. Clarke / would do what cnnld
for Mr. Specr. consistently with my dniy,
and really did hope might find the
matter in such condition that / conld
conscien,iously help Mr.. Speer ont OF bis
embarrassment.
My report l deem strictly jns'. and
regret thst it will not meet the expects.
ticns of Mr.. Spcer and Mr. Clarke, and
their nua,e.ouS, f.iends. who have en-
deavore,i to hide the truth. and Who have
hesong'e me. at all haz'rds. to spare
Mr.. Speer: and am sorry ] cannot do 1t
Tor l confess l have sympathy for him oI
account of the position he occupies. and
on accom-, Of bis many friends who bolf
prominent position 10 the party as be does
presume nv report will secure lei
me the hearty and cordial hostility ct th'
Hon. Sidney Clarke. and Others OF Kan
sss. OF which Won hear not 8 little; but
cannot honestly discharge nv dntie.
without encouraging sneh hostility ans
opposition. expect. however. the dc
psrtment to snsta;n NE in the f,ithfu
discharge of my dn,ies. notwithstanding
may aronss powerful Imposition
Truly yours, JAMES MARI.
Supervisor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

CARL SoHURz's EULoeY ON GENERAL
THOMAS Carl Schurz, in his recent en-.
logy on Gen. Thomas in Washington,
clased as follows.
When the tidings of bis untimely death
flashed over the country, the whole na.
ton exclaimed: "Alssl we have lost one
Of our best men!" And coming genera.
,ions will point him ont as long as this
Republic lives as one of the great exam
Piles of Republican virtue.
When Epaminondas fell mortally
wounded, and his friends deplored that
he left no sons. he said: "Do l not leave
two glorious daughters. the victories of
Leuctra and Mantines?" General Thom.
as leaves no children behind him to bear
his name. but he will leave m offspring
more glorious even than the fields OF
Chicsm sugs and Nashville: it is the good
deeds which will spring from the noble
ambition inspired and guided in msoy
American hearts BY the great exsmple Of
his life.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

@ The Educational Gazette, fol
April. comes to our table laden with an
unusually Hch store of good things fol
young and old. The articles are sen
sible, high-toned, fall OF life and zest. and
teach noble lessons, such as persons oil
all classes will be likely to learn. remem
Der and profit by. WethiIk every school
boy should read the story The Rss
Tell-Tsle." which appears in this num
OF the g azette. We cannot too highly
commend this publication to our rea
ders. 1t is truly good paper. cheap
valua fable and instructive, "A fitting com.
panion for every teacher, parent, and
child. 1t should be read st every FIRE
side in the land.
Messrs. c. II. Turner & Co., Chest.
nut Street. Philadelphia. are the pub
fishers. Send for a specimen copy
not forgetting to enclose One Dollar. 4
years subscription.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28
w.;therit Tends.


The papers are still discussing the
Lesvenworth election-some denouncing.
some ;ustifying. some spologiziDg. We
have received several private letters from
friends in Lesveuworth on the subject,
one Of whom thinks we are altogether
wrong in what we bsve said. and sdvis-
ing Us to touch lightly on the local poll
ties Of Leavenw or,h, IS it is ticklisb
thing to handle.
We repeat what we have said dozen
times, that we care but very little sbont
the simple result Of the election in Leav-
enw orth, As the persons elected we're most
ly good enough men. Personally we are
friendly TO Col Moonlight. and have
never had cnuss to be otherwise. But
We still think. and are more strongly
convinced of it every day, that he acted
very impruden,ly. and cansurably. in
leaving his Office to go to Lsavenworth
to head Democratic rabble. in nominst-
ing ticket iu opposition to the regular
Republican ticket. in which we are forced
to think he was sc.uated by motives OF
personst.s~Vse. Everything since tha,
time has iendsf"p show that we
judged eorreetl$ thes The effect that
would osa&s3ns bmt4he success of the
movement 'Ssh IL 4 engineered. Since
the election. btc Les le'ssswo,,h CONNER
cial has com. ont sls'ssfely 10 Iss. y Of the
Democracy making no nominstions for
State Offices uext Fall. bat of casting their
votes in fsvor Of the best Republican can
diiates. in opposition to what it terms
thieves and co'rnptionists. The Democ
racy are very evidently looking to Moon
light to head abolt from the Republican
party. and are anxious to follow his lead.
In their estim alton. the regular Republi-
can nominees will in every case be the
thieves and corruptionists, and they will
support any boltcr from the regular ticket.
be he good or bad.
This is the hope that Moonlight has
built up in the breasts of the Democracy.
end they regard him as one of the best
and purest men slive-especially the
more ignorant portion Of them. whose
ruling passion is hatred of the negro.
And every pretended Republican in the
State. who secretly desires the disorgan-
ization and defeat Of ths psrty. joins in
commanding and defending the course OF
Moonlight. But they may as well spare
the labor Of attempting to elect boiling
Republican State ticket. with the assist
snce of the Democratic vote. l, has been
tried too often in the State. and will only
kill thoss who undertake it. 1t may do
in Leavenworlh for politicians to make
speeches in favor Of the regular ticket,
and give their money to aid the opposi.
ton; bnt in State canvass, such tactics
will te futile.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

H Every Saturday. No. II. fol
April %. contains q pictorial supple
ment of remarkable sttractiveness and
great merit as a work of art. 1t repre-.
sents Edwin Booth as Hamlet. and will
be recognized by all who have ever seer
the great tragedian in his favorits char
ac,er. as striking and admirable like
ness. The artistic excellence Of the pic
ture may be inferred from the fact that il
was drawn by Mr.. Hennessy and en-.
graved by Mr.. Linton. The next mum
ber of Every Saturday will contain as q
supplement cam?anion picture. repre-
senting Mr.. Fechter as Hamlet.
This number of Every Saturday has .
continuation of Dickens new Story.
"The Mystery Of EtSin brood. (which
has already excited I'eat popular inter-
est. FIELDS. OsesoS, & Co. Publish.
ers, Boston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28
"P.n,s DY SUNLIGHT AND G.s,,ou,"


"PARIs DY SUNLIGHT AND Gsst,GHr."
ID rork descriptive ofAe Mysteries and
Miseries. the Virtues. Tiees. Splendors.
and Crimes Of the City of Poris.-By
james D. Me Gale. Jr. National Pub
fishing Co. ST. Louis.
The unu-usl facilities possessed by our
first-class Subscription Book Publishers
have enabled them to furnish the public
with many works Of great interest and
value: bot the most powerful and attrsc.
tive work Of this kind is the book now
before Us. II is simply the City OF Paris
photographed By the authors pen and the
artist. pencil. 1t is magniacen,ly illus.
traied. and is issued in ths--ery best style.
1t not only abounds in solid and useful
inform alton. but fsiihfully reproduces the
most startling sensations of the gayesi
City 10 the world. 1t tells Us how the
beauty and splendor of ths brigh, City
have been purchased at frightful cost Of
misery and suffering: how vir,ne and vice
go arm in arm, end how the latter is un-
derminins all the sweet conrtesies OF So
cisl life; snd how most fearful crimes are
committed and concealed. 1t tells Us oil
high life snd low life; of palaces and
hove!s; Of the Emperor's family. and the
woraman's houssheld. We mingls free
ly in the most magnificent and dissipsted
pleasures. and drop an involuntary tear
into the Common bitches" where the
poor sewing girl is laid to rest. All ths,
has made Paris the most besu.iful and
attractive as well as the gayest and wick
edest City in the world. unite to make
this book the most interesting We have
seen for many day. The author, writing
Of what he has seen and experienced, has
evidently sought 70 make his volume not
only the most powerful and fascinating
sensational work Of of the day. but also a
book which shall hold a place in every
mans library as an authority upon the
subjects whereof he treats. The book is
maguifcently illustrated with $50 6ne
eagravings. by the leading artists Of
France:-Dore, Therond. and Others
whose names amply attest the character
of the work. 1t j. comprised in one large
volume Of over 500 pages, snd sold only
by subscription.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

w The suit Of j. A. Berry sgains,
Ex-Governor Fletcher, Of Missouri, and
others. for false Imprisonment and de.
stroying his press. which we spoke oI
last week, has been finally decided. Hs
lost his case sgainst Fletcher. but gol
judgment sgsinst the others. He sued for
$4,000. and go. $50! That was jos,
one dollar on Q thousand Of the smoun,
asked for. If be hsd only been sharp.
and sued for City millions. be might have
obtsiued verdict for the coveted fifty
Thousand!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28
Loa,LLaRp's YACHT CLUB

smoking il the finest Bright Tobacco made.
Being free f-om Nicotine, which is extracted
by patent process, it does not injure weak
constitutions. Persons of eedeptary oecupa-
lions. as well as students and literary men,
viii find none Of the Injurious after effects. re-
| sultinS from ordinary tobacco. Il Is much
| lighter in weight than common tobacco, and
pound will last twice as long as other kinds.
IL does not clog the pipe, nor burn the
tongue.
IORILLARD'S EUREKA Smoking
has become 50 popular. that many limitations
OF worthless character are offered for sale by
some dealers, because they can buy the s,un-
terieit article for little less; and as the same
are calculated To deceive the consumers, We
desire to direct their attention to the impo.i-
/ ton that ~ practiced upon them; as they are
tie main losers thereby, being ebiice to pay
as much at retail for it as will buy the genuine
article.
| In addition to the above, we have many IA
voFite brands, which will be shown with pleas
ure. A circular, giving prices, discounts,
terms, &c, will be mailed upou application.
lCRiLLaRD'S CENTURY Chewing
has now become we'll known that We deem
II useless 10 pack 800 daily in tho small tin
!oil papers any longer, and have therefore dis
continued the same. Our various brands Of
>r,".ings- Chewinss, Plug JobaccoS,
ant snuff, viii be found, upon trial, not only
popular rcoi-, hut at prices dcfving competi-
tirn Eom responsible manufacturers every
where We are constantly producing novel;
lies, 10 which the NoricE OF THE TRADE is in
viIcd. II. IORFLIARD & CO..
rs. is & &C Chambers Street, N. Y.
april a5-iw.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28
In . late number of the Chicago Re.
publican We 6ud the following:

In late number Of the Chicago Re
publican We 6nd the following:
Kansas is becoming more attractive
every day. ifthe newspapers in that re-
eion are to be believed. The Fort Scott
Monitor says that the six foot vein o!
coal. only three hundred feet down. in
the vicinity can he worked much ches-
per th.n the Lesvenworth shaft. A
quarry Of magnetism limestone and sn
extensive bed OF coal within . milo Of
lola. Allen County. are to be worked
soon. One hundred and two new houses
are being erected in Topeks. The State
has over eight hundred miles Of railrosd. .
and new roads are constantly projected.
A delegation is proposing to locate 90.
600 acres Of land for colony of Welsh.
men. A new furniture factory is to be
established in Lssvenworth, and "Nas-
BY" says that Kansas is Gods own
State-no journeymsn hsd snythipg to
with it"-not original; bat compliment
tsry.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

GOLDEN SILENCE -Presidsut Grants
habit OF keeping bis own counsels is very
Dip elsing to the Democracy. Some oI
their rTesses have dubbed him Utter
Silence Grant," from his reticence as to
public sAairs. lie does more sciing
than talking. During the rebellion the
rebels made the same complaint. Grant
bad an unaccountab!e wsy Of in1icsting
his presence at unexpected places and
times. He let his guns do the talking.
and kept silent himself. Hi- course a.
President has beea equally effective in
sileneing mSeoEftnis and cavilers.
Biabhing national secrets is not his forte.
Like r-ise man. he keeps bis own conn
sells Chicago Republican
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28
The White Cloud
PL. AIMING Mill

rs the place to get everything you van. in
i the Builiing line.
We can furnish Flooring. Siding,
rough or planeI, Shingles. and DiINen.
sion Lumber: also, Neweis, BaDus-
ters. Brackets, Window and Door
Ers,mes.
An those who contemplate buiiding rev
dw,,Ijr ys or repairing old ones, will save time
and trouble BY bringing or sending their order
whore they can arrange for everything they
need, wi,houy the exoense or loss Of time usu
sliv Incurred where they are obliged TO collec,
material from several different points
Cabinet Mixers viii also fiid Tnrnings for
Pedsteads, Tables, Stands ard Desks, of the
latest styles. and all small turning usually
found in Turing Shop.
April %, ls79. A. z. MOYN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28
p A II T. N r s

Inventors who wish to take cut Letters Pat.
eu', are advised to counsel with MUM 4
CO., editors of the Scientific American, who
have prosecuted claims before the Patent Of
fee for over Twenty Years. Their American
and European Patent Agency is the most ex.
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other reliable agency. pamphlet containing
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

~ The following local notice sp-
pears in the Atchison Champion daily.
but the printer has neglected to place the
sign at the bottom. d1y:" Frank
Stont, of the Netswsks Herald. is in the
city. snd gave us call yesterday" We
congratulate Stout. But few country
printers can afford to publish paper.
and 20 visiting every day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

T The papers are again complain
ing thst Judge Delahay is besstly drunk
during the term Of his Distric. Court. al
Topeka. What else do they expect
He escaped impeachment by lying; and
when, last Winter. Q member Of the Leg.
islaiurs made q move looking toward
bringing him to an account. that mem
Der was bsdgered ana bullyrsgged by
many Of the papers in the State. Bu'
vs have not yet heard that Delahay has
stolen any thing. Amidst the Wholesale
stealing BY the officials whom the Gov
srnmsnt has quartered upon the people ol
Ksnsss, it il . pleasant rslief even to
kaow that there is one who takes out bis
fua in getting drunk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28
The Col'rrfoI-his, 1uves:i=Itior-
Solv"r,s sssH!1r.p:s and Living
bead N7rn

SoiVHas ssaDi6T.p:s and a.iSi.z.. ..
bead N7rn.
The Spesr investigation il still the
'esang topic Of coavsr-st ion in snr city,
q. indeed it unionbtetilv Is in ell OF the
State Witnesses are here an constant
" arriviu. from the various collection
divisions. ani Col. Mari. assisted bv
many Of NJ Spp~r's oil d.pnl les. is bu Y
collectia, the papers and figuring up the
discrepancies Capt Anthouy's off -
il constantly besirg"'i hy anxiou> irqui-
res. some directly intnes,ei. AMI Others
omptei by msra curiosity 20 tint: oul
the full particulars.
We visited she scene Of operations
Yesterday. and nscartainel the names o!
few m'n in different parts OF the State,
who wee returned on the records ~ eithar
desd, sbscondei. or bankrupt, W. prIa,
them merely to show wha, h'azen franls
have been committed. The names oi
men Of Kansas nrpear Is Iecnn'arily
wor; hle $. aal smons; them are the fol
lsuirg -
L. L,avpnworeh VIC find such rsr,ss a.
II w. Gille,t. Haas 6 Co.. William
Chamberlsin Aonrn,n'hv & Co, J
Ashton & ca. A. B Hayeas. aud others.
The Topeka lisr furnishes the pames OF
Jake Smith. .John Fletcher. Chas,.r
Thomas. John Banner Jacob Kline, W
w .Clmsnson, r. A R.ndlelt. Topeka
Bridge Company. j f. Cummings, II.
II. Wilcox. ID II More. J II Srick.
Ter. and others, nearly all leading and
wealthy men.
Ia For Scott we fnl Messrs Westh-
erwax. Col. Wil~on. S o. Goollander,
A Z Allison, Geo A. Crawford, and
others.
Bailey d Noye.. at White CIoni. are
down as worthless. Mr. Bailey is we'll
known as one oi the richr-, men in the
State. his income being neatly 500 eco
j. S Hidden. Of Ceatralia is anarhsr
Gen. S II Striekier, o. junction City.
is reported ss another.
Ths above will do for few specimens
II is no. surprising that people have bns-
tel around to 6ni th~ir old receipts.
wi h such returns as the above sent 10
Washington.
We have never seen list OF healthier
bankrnpis or more active corpses-
LearenTorth Conservative. 2iM.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

Ev The high tariff on salt. which the
Free Traders complain Of SO much, was
established By the bill introduced by
Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,. 1t is but natural
that Lot should want to exact tho largest
amount o! duty from his wife.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

re- We havs received the first num
ber Of the Guilford Citizen. q handsome
seven column paper. Published BY John
S. Gilmore. at Gnilferd. Wilson County,
Kansas. How ,he'new papers are start
ing up! We never before heard of Gull
ford. yet here comes large newspaper
published there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

v The Revenue investigation now
going on in this State. threatens to Mari
the political prospects Of certain promi-
nent men. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

~ Tie papers say that, Golfsx's
basy wheighs seven pounds. but they
have not yet found ont its name. Ev'.
IDENTIFY it's Zen Wade.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

~ The Council at Rome have de-
elared in favor of the infallibility Of the
Pops. BY . large msjority. We do not
know how et,en the same thing has been
decided. Jet the beefy cid impostors con-
tisas to die like common mortals. and en-
tsrprises upon which they bestow special
blessing are knocked into cooked hat as
easily ss If the old fat-bsgs had never
laid holy hands on them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

r. A witness testifies that Richard.
son wore . pistol when in Siberia. II
be thought it necessary in that far land. /.
hs should have taken the same precautiou
against Mcfarland.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28
DsYcHoMAYcY. FASCINATION or

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This wonderful book has full Instructions to
enable the reader to fascinate either sex, or
any animal, at will. Mesmerism, Spiritualism.
and hundreds of other curious experiments.
1t can be obtained by sending address. with 10
cents postage. tn T. W EVANS 4 CO., No.
81 So. Eighth ST., PhiladeIphia. .pr2sw4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

w The Forest City Independent sp'
pears in dress Of new type. Which il
q sign that it is making money.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-28

~ J. w. Hogshead has retired from
tbs editorship Of the Beatrice Nebraska
Clarion. Some Of the papers make .
butt Of him, because be carried water, po-
litically, on both shoulders.