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New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
WEATHER REPORT
War DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
NAsHINCTON, Aprl4 -5--l f.. 81.

WAsHNCTON Apri 25-l f. ~.
C,rODsis for me past flceutU-f0Ur hours.
The lowest barometer has moved north
castv rdlv from Northern NewYJ down me ST. Law
valley. followed by brisk ana ASA uoI--"ealeIIy
winds over tie Lower Lakes. .
Clear weather l. generally prevailing al me
station. east Of the Rocky Mountains. The barometer
lls fallen quite rapidly over tAe NOiiINto where Tie
VlECs have backed 70 sOuihcrY
Probabilities.
Clear and pleasant weather VIII prevai Tcfv grneraIY
Tuesday from the Lower Lakes 20 the 1nf ana cast
ward 70 the Atlantic: the barometer VII HOutAE laIug
north of the Ohio Valley, WITH sunhcry Wlnds,
veerlng 20 westerly, and increased clouClness
Il barometer VIII pTODaiy move eastward
over the northwest and upper lake Region. Dangerous
" luds not anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
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OLys. anl OeoT.e Laae.liL
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Ladies, 10 s Of tose go's vTeh E7cor-
DAF1soS ca, 80 I'D hr,vlr selling 90 one = 's "a
.rn.lel Table K-s 80 pr .sr,
ate torAs AID spoas pr Pses 81 45a ss
China Plates : Jef dozen
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appears N lie Liberal press OF the state:
We are III favor tue objects OF the Convention 70 be
held NJ Cincinnati on the first day OF MAY next ald nope
thai Indiana VIII be fully represented IN tat C0nyen-
lion. We. therefore. cal upon all Republicans who
believe that they ought 20 favor reforms Ii Government
to meet Cincinnati, tIe dav before the meeting
CoEv, nt4Ou, organize that Indiana may Dc
properly Represented. We suggest tl1t, lar as prto-
ca3e organizations be- made IL counties aud 1e4t soS
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

Avoid Spu-io ~ Articles called Magic Oh! U.s go
c r.. z Is Pas 10 t8rza.r
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

stantly showering bencds. lie was forever domg
good ana begging bouenciailes not t. o H. IL
abort he was held up a. heart OF goldani this d. any
thing apart from choap photography and pruency was
Intended by the author, the moral inten; OF tue dil'
Upon this ground the author may possibly Jdst5 70 '
own conscience the cruelty and ruthless greed VIII"
strike every fine perception this serving up Tor po0
amusement and private gain. OF murdered 'A' >'"''e
cold IN hls grave, d murderer, yet unireH'
who lies in prison. and a woman WAo SNn''"'
Ices ono Of the worst pests OF society and one or the ~
loathsome forms OF wee Upon this ground, however
which furnishes his single pretext OF -'ood "
his play is even moro Objectionable than upon any "io
for. in our tmO there has come into pi"lil''-i' -
way to attract the emulation Of raw anu S4"'' ' "
character that united much mallg l.ty' '--'' W
frontcry sefshness and miscellaneous "i'- -a's "'
were exempHaed in Fisk. But as jusl ln'-'''eo'
1t Is not the white-wasnns oi "7'"
OF a living offender that Is tho main
spring OF the play OF Black Friday" What It oilers
Is an xpcsition of those sceues Of alternate hAa'ey
aud lcen ousness through which the unprlncired rcH
nre supposed 10 wade and over wLch-nteIseiv con-
tnonplace "A they are. Notwithstanding the caTnahy
and the ice on plate and the hall bottle OF champagne
The vulgar mind loves 10 fling halo Of mystery And
81 thls stuff is IN place upon the sidce ' sewer
may lust as well be turned on at once. lAcN "ou-
probably Nibos. u thcy thought t would pay
As matter Of record preserve ere tAe iull east
OF this remarkable piece with The phrases descriptive
t1e characters
sos King A man lsTcd -l " 'oHer
D,s ioansu- a vbo iyei to vH.....' & bore =
Pz.Ir Rrer ma sos4. b .'eas
Ar, 5ssi nas vi corr Sd aa. oo.f,, E Dsyea.o-.
2o.au ,irahsn veal A's' le''" su1ioE
Captain Of the Bristol raa N-o otefo4 oF.e's-.i 'n,l
Vim 4 -,e-e3 servant, ................,9 cooper
vioe S5saias ~ Sorasn Of ,le Tari.....M ~ e Paes
aosy 'uol sTeei pereuni.l iOHeT D -
NJ sss Jbs a'ssr We &C. love Ea sle.Tet.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

Creme and oil stains eoor tables oil e9s Ttaias ia
q n.sl sAe 9! ,tPOLIn
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

Coughs. Colds, de-, relieved By using rA4AzD
Cor LlvEE Oh
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
TIE MUTUALs BEATEN AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 22.-The baseball
was opened here this afternoon with the first champion
ship game between the Mutuals OF Sew-York and tho
new Baltimore Club. The seore was as follows
ID 4h 9th 7ih sth sh Total
A5ts:. Nnt's: 49,. . . . III
Tie weather very cool. over 400 per
SOILS were present.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23


W. A. McCANDlSS " T., of 2lul Ach-', Phat ms wto tas
rfe DISEASES OF rHR RBcTCM-PlLbs, FsStRh al CLbA
Atom specially - Neao Hotel he
ubo he has rcti taf 20
peec, ~ ase oi f's 10 us1ef ~
long s-utng neT NAY De- by SboPoH, rl
causcs erf f,,eNi0A ron tsE
cure VIn- snd heAaT co1i5a. a
rsdeatd He Waits ST. Nicholas sr-y
fourth
American Institute FaruieTs' Clu5-TAs Clab S--f
Dr. EAPhkGII Will speAk the brad Fruit ArEos .af -
possible Cua,sucn q ihs Coanty Al .Eter-ste u seli a.
prOTenelt arr lrFsG NATHAN I. kLl Pr at
JoHS w. CHAAsERa. Secretary.
Right Rev. Bishop CIark Of Rhode isl4ri sI.Isl
A. TAYLOR. kfv. Dr. ORMlSrON. ksv. STkfhEN Y TFS8 r.
vii speak TUESDAY EVENING. ~ last. gct Ii ia
Church TnniIg M4lsen-agr. ald kocsni- t ~
che Might Coegs lot an ksr
on their scond znniverar seats iree-
Bartett,s CrystMl ReGecLing Globe Ls ans ,s- 80
BroadSAy, IN All selres la.
sad e'swhers- General OAos - Broadsay Kea-iok
To Railroad Manager
The day Nat ne r0Hlzs bae0agrek syscn Of o.say
baggage Is easpied BY eey l< ~ lAs Aas bsga
ssl b rea,o p sy'i7' ~; snf. ai als'
g. p THoS rs, No s13 Broaas'ay.
Notice.-wBl r STAR LISEcaf 8. oi alnos - insge re
steamship aDaIAllC 6e obi .ae1 By app,ag bs Goa
psh,A oaee|, 10 broadway
DIR, >iilery ID !. sxiru,
CHARLss dslDSIECk
ChN .PAGNB
CAMBEIL GALHF.f. W. s. coRWlS Co
aIents-MUHN Co. Publishers Scsaukc Ansreia, y Para
n T. Obtain patent. ceryvhere yearf erp'feue s'etas
confidential Serd for Psiea Laws and Guiae q lavrnors
lrnefenberE MsfshnIi's Uterine CsThoicon, the oar
certain remedy Female veaApess BOD " 81 egg',ts
OhAkfkABkk0 Ga. iss NAA&s<
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DvK-Rs-D iTRROn ss'ur,7 April b. t.e Re- Tos r--s
FA-e u - Helen G. Is.es, esasef Of th lie !aI
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

All Notire. Of Marriages masf be indorsed u4n E.H
II 4r.Iov
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
PICSENGEPY APpTHED-

A YOUxG MAN WANrED.-See advertisements
Ci =. q CO.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE SUNDAY QUESTION.

| HENRY WARD BEYCHEB ADVOCATES OPENING
| THE PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND READISG-RCOM5
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

SNIpE HuNTING.-AUGUsTE BELMONT has feie-
craphed that he will call in upon the Cincinnati
Convention, on his return from his snipe hunting
expedition. Snipe hnntiDg-how appropriate Ev-
erybody almost is familiar with the process, or
rather the "sell" of snipe hunting. lot Of
sbarpers get held of some poor, ignorant greeny,
aud work him up keen for q snipe hunt. Select
ing dark night, they take him out to some hiiiy'
swampy or brushy place, put him on his post, give
him bag to hold open ready for snpes to run in,
when the crowd disperses TO drive in the game
But they make all speed home leaving their dupe
holding the bag for hours, until the probability
of "sell" finally dawns upon his intellect, and
he stumbles and founders in his efforts to make
his way back home, which in many cases is not
effected until daylight comes to his and; and then
he discovers that everybody knows he is fool,
and is laughing at him.
AUGUsTE BELMONT and few other Democratic
sharpers have got hold of few poor, disappointed
and ofiice-hungry Republicans, and have worked
them up into the notion of grand political snipe
hunt. Those sharpers are now going to Cincin-
natl, to set their dupes to holding the bag, when
they will quietly slide ont, and enjoy themselves
most heartily when their victims find themselves
in the swamp, holding the empty bag!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

A BAD TINE OF IT.-ToM. MCCLELLAN murdered
MYERS, at Hamilton, Ohio. Although he has been
acquitted by a jury, everybody feels assured that
he is a murderer. year ago, c. L. VALLANDIG-
HAM was defending him on his trial, and shot and
killed himself in endeayoring to show how the
murdered man had shot himself The trial came
to naught, and was tried over. This time, Messrs.
CRAIGHEAD and HoUK defended him, and he was
acquitted by jury that did not read the papers.
Now, we learn, CRAIGuEAD and HOUK have sued
McGEHAN on note of 81 ,OOO given for legal ser
vices, and secured by mortgage on house. VAL
IANDIGHAMs Executors have also sued for note
of 81 900, given for his legal services. MCGEnAN
is worthless, and his property was previously
mortgaged for all it was worth. But MCGEHAN
is at liberty, and his lawyers can whistle for the
fat thing they thought they had. So much for
clearing murderer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02
The Cincinnati Convention.

About this time, the Cincinnati Convention IL
In full blast, and probably will to-day make It's
nominations. There never was snch an enor'
made to secure tremendous gathering. 1t was
arranged for mass Convention, in order that all
who could be prevailed upon to 60 might do So
without reference to their appointment ~ dele
gates; and that was no question asked - ~
mems political belief, so that they went IN 70
swell the crowd What they viii accomplish re-
mains to be seen. It is doubtful whether such
incohgruous and antagonistic elements can COM
bine into party strong enough to amount :"
much in national contest. The leaders OF tne
movement, from the Republican side, are wiiing
to unite with anybody to accomplish their revenge
and defeat Grant; while the Democratic aDettors
Of the movement are eager to unite win men
heretofore the most obnoxious to tnem, IN oruer
to destroy the Republican party. Du. carrying
the mass with them, is another part Oh the "orA.
If the movement receives Democratic support,
that party must either have representative up
nm the ticket. or must be allowed voice IN die
tat;pg the ticket and the platform. And such
no,,ination or dctation will open the eyes of the
rank and file. who are honest in their course, but
who will not consent to touch mess concocted
meut is made distinctively Republican, the Democ-
racy will have nothing to gain by it, but will, as
NOON as they have encouraged it into such hot
headway that it cannot be recalled, nominate and
vote for candidates of their own hoping to run In
through the Republican division. But even
should the Democratic leaders continue 10 sup
port this ticket, thousands of the party, II they
were not allowed to vote for Democrats, would
choose to vote for GRANT, rather than for other
men calling themselves Republicans, whom they
know to be actuated by malice or selfish amoition'
There are troops of Democrats who would vote for
GRANT were the party discipline not 50 strictly
enforced; and such a ticket as is contemplated by
this Cincinnati conclave, would destroy the party
discipline at once. 4-
Whether the Cincinnati Convention be harmo-
NOUS or discordant; whether it nominate ticket
wholly Republican or conglomerate; whether
there he separate Liberal Republican aud Demo
cratic tickets; we feel confidence that GRANT
will be reelected by a triumphant majority.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

4 DELEGATE To CINCINNAu.-Mr.G Geo. Town
send, We are informed. has been chosen a del
egatc To the Cincinnati Convention frcm the
State of Delaware. Mr.. Townsend is a dstn-
gushed journalist, and has done brave service for
the so called reformers the Washington CORES
pondent of the Chicago Tribune. In 1851 '62 Mr..
Townsend when our young men were full of
martial enthusiasm, and rushed to the field as
drnmmer-boys to conrrr;lte in some way to the
suppression Of the rebelion made trip to Europe.
returning just in fine to write page upon page of
panegyric on the gallant General Of onr armies.
In 1865, when Gen. Grant was made President,
Mr.. Townsend was of the number of his loudest
and most enthusiastic eulogists, and at the same
time applicant for a consulship. Some way
strange to say, Mr.. Townsend's great claims and
abilities upon the administration failed to he re-
cognized by the State Department. which fact,
equally strange to say, threw him into the ranks
of the "reformers' He will be valuable aclui-
sition to the Cincinnati convention, and if that
party shall succeedi in electng the next President
which is doubtful, he will he made happy by
small-a very small-eonsulshp.- Udshington
Republican.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

" The New York Times is getting booming
list of subscribers at this Post Office The Post
master forwards additional names almost daily.
The Tribune club sick of their bargain, and are
preparing unanimously tc send request to the
publishers to send their copies. for the balance of
the year, to poor benighted rebels who have sud-
denly fallen in love with Liberal Republicanism.
About the same feeling prevails all over the
country.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

A lady correspondent to the Golden 4qe seems
to know Horace Greedy to perfection. She strikes
right from the shoulder:
Il feel compelled TO ask You by what system of
ogic You have argued yourself into the belief
hat Horace Greely is a good man for President Of
the United States! If nominated with the un.
derstanding that he will carry out certain prin-
cipies where do you expect to find him if elec-
ted Ever veering like weather-eock. he
points here to-day, there tomorrow and nowhere
the day after; this week advocating idea, the
next promulgating some theory ISM and anon
denying its utility. and abusing those who favor
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02
81. LOUIS MARKRF.

81. Lauia. April DO
r1Sar-Q1ict aad 6rm; extra spring q 1871 IS
Ceeat-Quiet: No. spring . shade easier. u IS.
Sorn-Iames Me- mixed <Qc
nss-fisn; No q 3s,e
kye-Streag and steady. No. 9TE
nariey-Nexiecsed and frm; Ne 1DassSc.
Hsaa fnrt-Lower. sl9 <7Aola 50
hnlk Aests.-Steedy and unchanged; shoalders 20
risnr yk 81 clear dea 73o loess sss IN peke sSsic
Lasa-Leuss - ssSs ID
Heg.--Aesiys ssd shals Arnsr, y 0sS s..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

p The atlantic Monthly, for May, has the fol-
lowing rich and interesting table of contents:
Jefferson in the service of Revolutionary Virgin
ia, by James Parton; Who Won the Pretty Wild
ow, by VIM. W. Harney; Destiny, by I. b. Aid
rich; New York Dogs, by c. ID. Shandy; In the
Dark. by Louisa Bushnell; French Democracy,
by Herbert Tutfle; Septimus FELTON,, part W
by n. Hawthorne; In a Church, by p. c. Cranch 1;
Diversions of the Echo Club, Fight Fifth; The
Story of Some Bells. by Grace Greenwood; A Com
edy of Terrors by James de mile; An April Aria,
by G. p Lathrop; From Shore to Shore, by w.
J. Stillman; Conception de Arguello, by Bret
Harte; The Poet at the Breakfast Table. by o.
w. Holmes; In Earliest Spring; Recent LiterA-
turc; Art: Music; Politics
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

NEw MUsIC!We are indebted to J. l.. Peters
599 Broadway, New-York, for the following selec.
tion of New Music: Papa Stay Home! Song and
chorus, Will S. Hays, 40 cts. Ethel Dreeme, Song
and chorus. Persley, 35 cts Darling, am lonely
now, song and chorus, Stewart, 80 cts oh, Sam!
famous Minstrel song and chorus, Hays, s5 cts
Wilt thou weep when am low. Ballad, Walker,
30 cts. We pray the sing that Song, Vocal Duet,
Dolfns, 30 cts. Attack Galop, 4 hands, from
Strauss, Pasher, IS cts. Eddie's Polka, Kinkel,
IS cts. Charles Galop, Kinkel, IS cts. Happy
thoughts Mazurka, Walker, 20 cts. The Flowers
Complaint, Reverie, Tonel, 40 cts.
Mr.. Peters will send any of the above pieces,
postpaid. on receipt of the marked price. or the
entire lot may be had by sending 30 cts. for the
May number of "Peters' Musical Monthly,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

Y The Fort Scott Echoes Of the Week publishes
q wood cut purporting to be a likeness of Rev. L.
p. HAMMOND. If he looks anything like that, We
don't wonder that sinners sgnat wherever he goes.
1t is enough to make them think the Devil had
come for them i'm person.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

20 -Four women in Topeka caught another
woman, stripped her, tarred her all over. and
rubbed red pepper in her eyes and nose. as pun
'shment for seducins their husbands. Would it
not have been more to the point to bestow the
punishment npon their husbands. Just Jam their
heads and shoulders into empty nail keg, and
a sharp shoe-knife would answer the pur,ose.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

n Speaking of manure, reminds us that Ex.
Gov. CRAWFORD has resorted to a Democratic pa
per for defence, and fills couple of its columns
with an attempt TO explain that he is not what
Hrvsrybody knows him to be-a vein, brainless,
tnaAted nothing. - -.----.--. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

~ All the Democratic papers of Kansas have
left the party, and joined the Liberal Republicans
They are all filled with encouraging words and
good advice to the Liberal Republicans. Were it
not for this dsinterestelness of these late DEM
ocratic papers, the Liberals would have no organs
in Kansas
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

- We notice that Hon. A. A. CARNAHAN, of
Clond County, was recently married to Miss Shell
DON, of Topeka. A subscriber TO the Chief and
got wife-that is more happiness than most men
could stand.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

II Washington despatch says the Senate COM
mittee on Privileges and Elections are reading the
Report of the Kansas Investigating Committee.
to see whether there is any thing to found an in
vestigation upon. They have sweet mess before
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

y lot of PARRorr's and GRAFT BROwNs
spesehes were sent to this town for distribution,
the Htaes day. They are the right thing in the
right place. Those in need of them, can find thea
IN the sussii Saace in the rear Of the City Hotel
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

u Our Young Folks for May, is as fresh spark.
ling and entertaining as ever. The following
comprises the table of contents: A Chance for
Himself. part 81. by J. T. Trowbridge; Boy and
Bear, by +. Stoddard; Little Heroes, by Mary
Carleton: Mcg's Race for Life, by Harvey Wilder;
The Maple Trees Children, by Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz
The Mint at Pascack. by C. Chesebro; and many
other capital stories, poems, puzzles, music, and
numerous excellent pictures
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

The Chicago Tmes is telling its party associ-
| ..there h.. tf =. .t
party greater than the dePrsvity of its political
acular FOOLS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

A Historic WEEK.-This is u historic week,
and it wonld be well for Senator Trumbul,
Schurz, and their few noisy followers to mediate
upon it. Seven years ago this morning the na-
tion's beloved President lay dead in Washington,
his crippled slayer was galloping through Mary
land to the Potomac, and all the millions of our
land were stricken with mingled grief and rage
Grant had already turned his face backward from
AppomattOx. rejecting on finished piece of
work: Lees ragged hosts were scattering to their
miserable homes and the baified chief Of the fall
len conspiracy was flying, seven years ago this
morning, through copse and swap. toward the
(:nlf, eluding his pursuers. 1t should be whole
some to turn back aud contemplate that dramatic
scene-tlIat mingling of tragedy and comedy that
flew across the stage when victory rang up the
curtain on nation redeemed. The foremost
living figure of that tablrau is still the formost.
Grant, taciturn, economical generous. in the
white house, recalls Grant, dignifiesl. silent. and
magnanimous, at Appomattox.-Nondoy's Chicago
Post. anrI 18th.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

Inc AHer,ea. JoxrRalisf says it is privately in
formed that Mr. Locke has been dss;ro,;s of
discontinuing the Petroleum Nashby' letters far
the past two years, but his associates in business
have refused to permit it, regarding them ss ust.
Of their stock in traden
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

THE ARMS BUsINEss.-The st. Louis Democrat
publishes the following, for the truth of which it
vonches:
More than year ago, Mr. Schurz was talking
in Washington. to one of his old friends-Doctor
Schmidt formerly a distinguished German editor
of Cincinnati-ab0ut his quarrel with President
Grant, which seemed to hinge on the removal of
his brotler-in-law Nj. .Ju>scn. After a coEversa-
tion general topics. schnrz pulled out of a
arms sale. and explained their contents. "weii,"
said the Doctor, "You don't suppose Grant had
anything to do with thats' 'Oh no. replied
Schurz, " don't think he had; hui see what a
fuss can make about it, aud how easily can
connect Grant with it, For the truth Of this
very simple, yet very significant statement, we
refer to DR. Schmidt himself, who is our infor-
mer. His address will be furnished if the facts
are questioned
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-02

n The Liberals appointed E. c. CorFrs, Of
Coffey County, u delegate to Cincinnati. II was
done without his consent, as he does not train
with that crowd; though it, seems but natural
that dead men should think that a Coffin belongs
fftb tba,,