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A TRAGEDY In NEWBURGH
Il WEALTHT MANCFACTURER KILL
ED BIZ A RAVING LUNITyC,

The Previous Threats OF the Assassin
Narrow Escape from Lynchius-Fesrfsi
Struggle with the Omcers-Tbo PoIios
Force Doubled.
The most terrible murder that ever shocked
the community OF Newburgh was committed at Z
O'Clock last evening Mr.. John L. Seaverns, pre-
prie,or OF the paper. making machinery works is
that city. the most extensive Of the kind In the
United States, assassiLated in the presence Of
his family at the supper table So stealthiiy did the
assassin creep 10, that his presence was unnoticed
until tho fatal shot heard, and the victims heaS
sank on his plate.
The ball entered the back OF the head Just be.
hind the right ear, and passed downward into the
chest The weapon was held 40 near the head
that the neck was dscolored by the powder, a.
though no blood flowed from the wound. Mr.
seaverns must have expired With but a single gasp.
The body leaned against the table, the chin resting
upon his plate. The knife was In one hand. and .
cracker half spread in the other. The teeth had
closed upon another fragment. The upturned eyes,
and q slight muscular contraction OF the face. wers
the only violent expressions Of dissolution. Death
was instantaneous.
Mrs. Seaverns and a sister wero seated al the
table No other persons were in the room. Ths
pleasant converse OF the quiet evening meal wsa
broken by sudden fash and explosion OF the pls-
toll They then caught a glimpse Of tho murderer
gliding oHt OF the apartment Mrs scavsrus
swooned, bat the cries OF her sister slarmed the
neiEhborhooa. The nsighbors Instantly rushed In,
lifted the body but found life extinct
Deputy. .SheriS Tuthill and Chief OF Police Alfred
Goodrich entereo the house to sfrest the murderer
but he attempted to fire upon them. A terribs
struggle ensued the desperate mar. although small.
being match for botifofthe ofscr. Finally he was
secured. BY this time the entirs city was infamcd
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Mhnt Docs IL McnnH

WASHINGTON. Aug. so.-Rear-Admiral 9issou,
who was ordsred to command the European neet,
and who has scarcely hsd time to inspect even hs,
own flagship, is.o be sunmarily ordered home. and
Rear rAdmiral NJ Smith. the present commandsur or
the Washington Navy Yard, Is to be ordered to the,
command OF the teet whhh is to be heavily REIN
forced Rear admiral srdth has brilliant war
record, and was recently chief OF the Bureau OF
Equipment ana Recruiting Of the Navy Departnen entl
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Mr.. Schenck, II Is said, will accept the Republi
can nomination In the Third Ohio Distiict.
The Patent ONCE has granted an extension OF pat
ent for years 10 Henry Voeller, for reducing
wood hbre to paper pulp.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has decided thai
od scrap steel duta0le at the rate Of 80 per centu
ad yalofem n steel IN any form not otherwise proy'
ded for,
Col. John Hay arrived in Washington yesterday
morning direct Madrid, ana has resigned his once
as Secretary 70 United States Legation In that city
The Spanish Government, al the time Of h departure
had not assented to the proposition OF THIS GoYernnen
for Comm ion 10 st In Washington TO adjust Ques
lions grCWIDg out OF complications In Cuba.
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The ,fagnntes sf Song.

The National Musical Congress began its second
annual session yesterday in steinvsy Hall. Its OBJ.
jeet Ia to cultivate the musical n.se OF the nation
and intends that its once shall Become centre OF
musicsl Information, arda' point ron which teach.
ers and performers shall be engagvd Mr.. Henry
C. Watson decried Mr.. Svceny's murfc In the parks
the hour being too early for the working masses.
He thought that the money for Il might be better
appropriated to free singing schools a. In Germany
aud parts OF England and In Concord, N. ii. Mr..
ii. L. Southard discussed musical criticism and DR..
James Pech proposed the establishment OF musical
professorships In colleges. The Congress will sit
morning, afternoon, and evening tu-Jsy md tomor
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Faithful md Honest Public Omoer n G,
nominated.

The Seventeenth Ward Democrstie Association
have unanimously renominated the Hoa. Charles X.
Loev for County Clerk. Loew Clubs arc sprinsing
up in all tile wards, and from present appearance.
Tammsny is certrin TO renominate this faithful on.
Ger. Since Mr.. Loew has been County CLERK his
Department has been one OF the few in the city
cerning which charges OF inefheienoy or dishon.
esty have been made. Mr.. Loew is Immensely pop
ular among the Germans. His reROmnatisn will
add great strength to the Tammany ticket
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General Slaughter OF Port Admiral..

wAsHrSoros, Aug. S0.-By that portion of the
the recent order Of Secretary Robeson discontinu-
ing the position OF Port Admiral excep for the port
Of New York, the following named oficers arc re.
lieved from duty ReaI.Admirals L. NJ. Godsbor.
ouRh Port Admiral at Washington, d. G.. Samuel
boston, Mass. Joshua r. Sands at Norfolk, Va
Henry X. Thatcher at Portsmouth, N. II. and Thos.
named ofhcers, except Admiral Goldsborough, are
upon the retired list RearAdmiral striugham Is to
be relieved from duty as Port Admiral In New York
on the 1st OF october next In accordance With the
provisions OF the order. which iorbids retired
OceT from remaining on active duty after that date
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FLASHES FROM 1HE OCEAN CABLES.

The Scandinavian has arrived out.
The Franklin has been docked at Portsmouth
The Cambyses, from Liverpool for Havana. foun'
dered at sea.
sador OF Portugal.
The Liverpool cotton market closed with uplands
al SD, and Orleans Al 9Hd.
Italy will not permit another power 10 replace
the French forces at Rome.
Scenes OF violence have been Of constant occur.
renee In Derry since tho Boyne anniversary.
The Agnes Grace was abandoned on the 10th OF
Cape Tortosa. Her crew have landed at Cartagena.
Consos closed st ok for money and account
ivetwenties 6s 88A tSs, s74i u.s. 66i toAfoTuos,
2Ai EIies. tfAi uliaQu CenuaL "
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To-day Coroner will take the ante ennOrteps
deposition Of Frank Lama IN Italian aged ~ OF 81
James street, now in Bellevue Hospital Lama
quarrelled with sons mon 10 the New Bowery, and
attempted to draw hayopet which he had under
his vest. struggle followed and the weapaa
wounded It's possessoE, The men who took part in
the quarrel were arrested at the time, but discharged
by Justice Shandlct for want Of evidence
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Tire BALL and BAT.

The Eagles beat tho Champions at Hoboken yos- J..
tcrday, IS to Is.
The Fly Away Club bea, the sylvAns on tbs Unios
Ground yesterday, % to II
The Young AHerica Cfob beat the Uoas nj Sins
Sing on Mondayt 20 to 23.
The Magnolia Club Ia ready to accept challenges
nan, .Oi Elixatsih street
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The Piny-.is,h s,rcet Ghost,

We have been called upon by respoDsible par
tics and requested to stats that the whole affair OF
the ghost In FiysiIth strsst contry cd for mis-
chief by a party of young men wlo reside in the
neighborhood. The ladies and gentlemen whose
names were mentioned In connection with the affair
persons OF the high set respec liability and had
nothing whatever to do with the crowds that caused
so much disturbance In the vicinity.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

Joseph Hoebler's drug store In Cincn natl was
burned on Monday night. Loss, 5000
The buildings OF the Central Pacific Riilroad
Company. a. Auburn. Cal, were burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000
Kelsey & Taylor's tobacco factory 81 Sedgwiek
street. South brooklyn, was damaged 5000 YESTERDAY
Insured for 5000.
James Gimsrtin's rag shop, at 0 Elizabeth street.
belonged TO Mrs. Marsh.
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convention oifSuffolk county men who were
drafted In tho late war, and who Purchased substi
tutes, met In Riveraead yesterday, Thomas 3. Mon.
mel, OF Huntington, presiding. The Hon. Henry A.
Reeves Was chosen delegate TO the Syracuse Con
yention. The Sudolk county mea ask the passage
OF general law authorizing the towns to reimburse
all moneys paid oy drafted men for substitutes
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The Pifnc ie, Of the Fletcher.

WASHINGTON, Ang. 30.-The Secretary of the
who forcbly scizsd two lighters laden with import
ed merchandise . bond while proceeding irou
Ierth Amboy to New York, carrying them into the
Quarantine grouRd at New York, had no legal ri ht
to do SO. lie Instructed the Collector at New York
TO take proper snd pTonps means TO recover thS
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At the primaries in the Fifth District E New
Jersey last evening Hoboken gave her pote nearly
sohd for ex-sherin Reynolds, and Jersey City,
ereenville, West Eobokel North Bergen, Onion
HArrisor, Kearny, W eehawkcn, Bayunne, and
other places went for III e incumbent, Orestes A.
Cleveland. There is little doubt that in the Con.
yeution. which assemblies to-day, Cleveland will
got The nomination.
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THE sUN's WAR DISPATCHER

The Prussiau Troops Reoccupy stouay-Na-
poleon Crawling in lac m ahsn's Rear
Nv caoie- Correspondence or TAs Sun.
BnUssEIs. Aug 30.-Stenay has been re-
occupied by the Prussians.
Belgian troops leh here this morning for the
French frontier.
The Emperor Napoleon is crawling along be.
hind MacMshon.
All the other news this morning is unfounded
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SPARKS FROM THE rELEoRAPH.

GIstave struy, tAs well kI0wa German liberal,
Ia dead
Mr.. Hart, highly respected citizen OF Chiclso,
cied suddenly on Monday,
Ghas. j. sweassy has been expelled from the Red
Stockings nine fer into1ication,
II Is estimated that the State lands granted by the
Georgia Legislature to railroads In the last two days
are valued At nsarly tS5, 900 900.
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Personal IYTELLIG ENCE.
Brigham Young las gone South.

brigham Young las gone South.
The Hon. J. NJ. Cofnnberry is the Democratic
nominee for Congress In the Eighteenth Ohio District
DIR. l. l. Hayes, the Arctic explorer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo, H. Pendleton OF Ohio, Ole Bull, sir Heorge Grey
Prof HscketL and MT. and hs Scott siddons arrived
In New York yesterday.
Janauscheck, the great tragodlenne, has been en-
gaeed by Mr.. Augustin DAILY ot the nth Avenue he
alre, TO play this coming IN the Academy OF
Muslc, for $50 each night.
The Democrats In Berks county, Pa, have nomi
mated j. Lawrence GetZ the Republicans Of Ihe sewn
cenlh District, y. j, Morrel and the Republicans Of
Chester county, Washington Townsend.
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LATEST LABOR NEWS.

The Lockport limestone cntters have struck for
higher wages.
The austrian Govern Dsnt has sappressed trades
their cane
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Work for the Pirate Fictcu-Y.

DR.. Carnochan told the Quarnntine Commits
s.oners yesterday that number OF vessels had ar.
rived here during the past week having yellow fever
on board and that unless prompt measures are
taken to prevent 1t, this dread malady will scourge
this city. He Ind learned that another steamer IRON
Havana was at Sandy Hook awaiting orders to 60 to
Perth Amboy, discharge cargo. and como up TO the
for her
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Yesterday Denis CJughlan and Craig Ellis,
who had been on a spree, were skylaTring in q bar
70 ON 10 Fulton street, Brooklyn, whes the former
pointed revolver a. the latter and accidentally
hred. Ellis had rails ad one hand TO savs his head,
and received the co-tents In lis hand Thankful
for his deliverance, be sought the rooms Of TEN.
perance society and signed the roll.
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The property ofPaul Engclbrccht, a hquor dealer.
in Salt Lake city, was destroyed on Monday by tho
city uolce, on the p-etcxt that Engebrecht had ap
pealcd from the decision of Ihe Police Court mpos
ing certain fines. Tho police were arrested by he
United States Marshal, and yesterday four OF tho
principals were held under 10000 each, and thei.
twenty associies under ts6tO each. The Marsha
has sworn In 100 special deputies.
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The Cpeat American traveller.

PoudHkEEr ais, Aug. 80.-Ths cadets at West
Point broke oEmp at II A. NJ to-day, and went into
winter quarisrs. The scene witnessed by Presi.
dent Grant and family and q number Of visitors.
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Tho Oldest Of American Maassers Dead.
Mr.. Henry Wallnck died yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Walack came to this country from RnElsnd
many years ase, and was the Oldest manager In the
United States At the celebration OF the 90 psnng OF
the krie Canal he was the manager OF the Lafayette
Theatre. He had been an invalid for maay years.
Mr.. WallaclS was 20 years OF age.
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NEws suRGH, August 3c.-Iohn l.. Seaverns,
prominent citizen, formally of Worcester. Mass.
evening". The murderer. VINO Is In custody, is
thou2ht to be insane.
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French frgate which had been in the bar
Dor Of Lerwick, Scotland, sailed thence Sunday,
after repairing her engines. She had received notice
fom the British Government 10 leave.
despatch from Copenhagen to-day says Tia
French ironclads Armice and Rochamoeau anchored
this morning OF Fredetiekshaven. Jutland. An Al
tack on the Baltic fortresses is expected to take
place immediAtely
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The Dispersion OF tn, Oar,,.<.

MADRID, Aug 80.-The Carlist bands in the
north OF Spain have been defeated and dispersed
wherever encountered Hundreds OF the insur.
arrested,
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The Cuban s,ruraIe Nearly Ended.

MADRID, Aug. 2s.--n is said that Capt. Gen.
De Rodas demands Twelve thousand reinforcements Is
10 supply the great losses OF bis forces occnsione
by sickness, and tsat recruiting goes on slowly,
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHES HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

New Fhase of tho DaIzcii Divorce
Trouble for the New York Lawyers who
Thrive In tho Secret Divorce Dusincss-A
False A nidav Wit.
The Dalrell divorce case was up in new phase
before Jesse johnson, ESQ.,, as referee, yesterday
being an examinstion into an alleged contempt OF
Augustus S. Dalxe In reading false anidavt before
the Court. and not appearing to answer the order to
show cause why alimony should not be paid. On
Mrs. Dslsell hearing In England OF these dvore pro.
eeedings, she employed counsel to have judgment
sot aside as fraudulenty obtained, and TO ask for al
imony. The divorce was procued by VIM j.
Fisher. divorce lawyer. The ground was alleged
adultery on the part Of Mrs. D. at the Westchester
England year. Fisher made out these anndavits
through men Of straw. Mr.. Dalzel gave his test.
until to-day.
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Church Dedication on staten Isl. nd.

The cornerstone Of the new 2. f. Church, on
the site lately occupied BY Trinity Chapel in ives,
Brighton, was laid yesterday. Bishop Potter, who
oficiated, WAS assisted by the Rector and by the
Rev. T. Brockfeoank Of Kings College. Cambridge ;
the Rev. Horace Pratt OF St. Mary's; the Rev.
Pierre Irving OF Christ Church the Rev. George r.
Reese OF lions Church. Dobbs Ferry; and other
ciergymen. This Is the only p. K Church on tho
north shore. About one year ago the congregation
separated from ST. Andrews parish. became incoI
poiated and called the present Rector, the Rev.
Theodore Irving. nephew Of Washington Irving.
Under his ministsuons the eongregaton has largely
Increased. The ed1hce In 10 be In Gothic style, OF
granite obtained fruu tho isirsd quarries.
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The Fat NIon Ou,done by Gourmands in
Petticonts,

What the Fat Mems Association is TO clans
the williamsburgh Temple OF Honor Is to peaches
The latter enjoyed It's FIRST Peach J" last evening
The quantity OF fruit inundated was simply i'm.
mense. Gradually the eaters became gorged uutil
the neld was len to two pretty sHls-a blonde and
brunette.
Between .hese the strife was vigosous and exciting.
Piles OF stones and skins grew as " my mario by
their sides, and the result uncertain when the
brunette was caught In the act Of hiding peache.
under her apron This the referee declared foul 4"
and the victory was awarded to the blonde.
The victor was subsequently interviewed BY q
SUN reporter She said sbe was too fu " for utter.
ance, and was considerably pulled up with success
and peaches,
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TIiE EUROPEAt, WAR.
The Beginning Of a Great
MacMahOn Resolved TO Cut his
Way Through 10 Bazaine.
The PruSsians Drive the French
Through VOuxicrs.
THEY AGAIN REOCCUPY STeNAY.
Napoleon Awaiting Events on
the Belgian Frontier.
HOT WORK AT STRASBOURG.
THEY AGAIN REOCCUPy STENAY
Napoleon Awaiting Events on
the Belgian Frontier.
HOT WORK AT STRASBOURG.
The Southern German Army Smash.
ing the Lyons Railroad.

The fo2o,ring are he latest dispatches re.
cnred in The Sun office doDn 10 8 o'clock this
morning. Later despdteAes, II any, DM De
printed ~ a posfscript.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18


| tnry is not tcmarkablc for his accuracy.
! According TO Dawes. he madca mistake OF
! s37,0O0,0OO III his estimates of the general
| appropriations, aud there Is no telling bat
he has made another mistake of S52, 0oo,-
600 in his estimate OF the reduction of the
taxes. put conccdlhg that there Is no
mis'"RS, con ncg that s92'Ooo'Oo' 9r
eNen E;o''Vno"o' are taken on t"e
nrNcS, '.cre nothihg aduG" "h :
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must DC nei 10y gong 10 eoliec'or once
anu PIahk.hs Gown your money
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none 'nc iess WNes ior All o' 'na,' 10 Pm.
more iot ,he sa'h' articles y suos'ah.'aiIy
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~, ! VIE, ORCH WE ,

IN I,o,mi,. Esq, chairman of the Dem
e,o,,ic Congressional Central Comm,,c,
has is.neds circular 20 the chairmen %
IN, different county central committee. in
the Thirteenth district urging thorough
and inmcdmtc Organization The end de-
sired can bc best achieved through pre-
cine, clubs, 70 the formation Of which Mr.
LOOMS urges, the Democracy TO proceed
with all possible dispatch. The several
members Of the Congressional Commute"
can greatly aid in ,hi. work, and they are
expected TO do 50. ....
There is work TO be done before the
campaign closes, and it behooves the lead
ing Democrats Of the district to see that it
is well done. Let no mans energies Ia
parslysed by "mutual dependencc;' bu,
let everybody upon whom any Of the bur.
dens OF the canvass fall, troll up his
sleeves" and work as II the result Of the
contest dspsndsd upon his individual
efforts. The congregational committee is
composed Of the following gentlemen: J.
X. I.oomis, Gsllstin county, chairman
Fred Bross Alexander county; John w
Carter, Pulaski; T. r. Bouton, Union; O.
W, wsii, Perry; MA. BATES, Williamson;
CIV. X Corless, Msssac; D. y. Clark, Pope;
{. W. Wilkins, Hardin; james Mactiin,
Saline; George Williams, White; Nell
c. Burns, Wabash; John Landrissn,
Edwards I. n. Dsmron. johnson, and
q. Andrews, Jackson--good, enterprising
and popular men all Of them, who will
scarcely BE- satisfied with . lax and indifier.
ent contest when 50 much depends upon
hard work and thorough organization.
The di,sribution Of campaign documents
is means Of power that must not be over
looked; snd that distribution cannot be
effective and general unless there is com.
plets organization. When clubs are
formed In the Different precincts Of the
different coassiss, and Mr.. LOOMS 10 in.
formed thereof he will forward such pa.
psrA and documents - the committee may
DO able to SECURE for distribution.
The canvass 10 now inAuguratcd, and
every Democrat 10 expected 70 do his duty
There 10 . large Democratic majority Il
the district; and II Il 10 not brought on,
the delinquency may be charged 70 on
own llstlssaness and want Of united efYor,
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HEAPOLEON'S FORECAST.

r.. IT,. N,o.y-o.;.,,., nubl;sb.d a,
~s' '''e' ""Po''o'''""'' pu0','".' -
the Pfnssnt emperor OF the french, IN the
year 1889, has often been referred to rs an
indication Of his policy. The prophccy
...,. 80. A.. s,,..o n, p.a,.. ,;;-
s"'"s 1pVA 49, -
ten when the author was IN e1'Ic, ana I"
the time when the mere idea Of his ever
mounting the throne would have been
LAUGHED a, all over the world n, an nh.
.,,.,., = .,,,.
sufa'!y MOI 70 W t'e's'eu' T" c'h'"'hsa IN
the ipi0vins si'rsct
"une nauoh Is urged on hea'hN another
sn,,s., y v" ~ ,so a,I: TbS F,nnch ,ih anp
s,o the Italians from the woke OF Au.tri,
Germany and England ro6,ain neutral for
what DO skey, care about the Austrians In
nsiyr f"st Is tne nrn war Wheh the
r.. ,a.. -, aa.,,.., G.,m.n, III p.uais
-vjthout Austria--but With tho Aid of
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TRE CHICAGO TRiBUSE sssaiis, with
considerable virulence, the platform
adopted by tbs Democracy Of the Thir-
t,snth Congressional district II fails TO
Dee in the demand Tor tssif for revenue
Emily for RELIEF. froa our present financial
Depression by an increase Of the volume of
currency; in Its denunciation OF the pres,
'sha '~'ndles that have already robbed the
government Of y territory greater than
'hs' Of Nil New England in its denuuci.
a.'0" o. Ns c's'' sG PARTISAN legslssion
Of thu prsest Raaical eonyres,
that enriehss the m.,,,.o,'..-
Of Boston, Lossl and AsncAs,,o, .na
burdens and sppresse, the lahore, 81 c rl
cago and the farmer Of Cook count y,
al this aAd much more, the 7ritun, s.u'
70 ~ anything that 10 worthy Of the nam
Of splatsosm." ''.
We are disposed TO value the favor G
ths TvibSSs very highly; but since tn
1strop9lls plstibrp Is exactly such on
~ the Democracy Of Egyp, can, to maj
rally upon, II viii probably stand just as
is-with9ut the erssurs or addition Of
word or syllable.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-18

fuy- The Floshla planters this season
hay. planted uplands instead Of Sea L..
hand cotton to MI unusual extent. seventy
six planter. in .Alnchus county, who has,
year had ?s2 acre. in uplands aud 1898 in
Sea Island, have ,hi. year 5,4l9 acres in
uplands and vnly ?, 1876 in the other.