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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-24
nj VFTIg BTFRACP Of JURUBRBA
CATARRBi

S1ae G6 ~ 3-se
Reader, If yOa
are troubled with
Cold in the Head,
or Chronic CItdFrh
and Ozena, use DR.
REEO's CAEARRH
SPEoIFIOi In no
single case has It
failed in efecting
o cure. Sold by all
druggists Price,
so cts per package.
Manufactured and
sold by the propne-
tor, G.. Reno N. D.,
TtusYlle, Pa
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waw ADvaRaEsaNaaaRs.
8 O'CLOCK.
RTFTFg SHOT-GUNS. REVOLVERS

-, -.terisls Of every kind Write f0T Price List,
M Great western Gun Works, Pittsburgh "a, a-Is ~
s,,Ss and Rgvolvers bought traded lor A0--' ID
WANTED.
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pte. fee H. yess epdtpg June thirty, e!sseeso hn'
d. ed sEd seventy, seventeen huNdred dQlasA oe "a
much oe tAs sane ~ sha b necessary tae thae por'
For the payment during the fiscal ysar ending Juee
thirty eighteen hundred and eeysQtyses OF psastep!
under the act Of February fourteen. eighteen handge
snd seventy granting pensions % csrtaa .olh
iers and sailors Of the war Of eighteen h0Rdrsd ed
twelve. ana the wid0we Ut deceased soldiers and sal
Nora two hundred and forty lhOpsand d0llRn: Provi
ds6 That the provisions 81 the act a Congress emit
tied IAN sc9 70 define the duties Of pension aQents
their manner % psyssg pensions. and fol
other purposes: approyd Jn!y eight eishasrp hYp
dred and seventy. shall BE- and the same is hereby de
lared to BE- applicable TO 81 pensions granted BY vr
tse It Ne eaid act approved fehau9y touStoe0 seh
teen hundred and scventyOne.
SIC. & That there BE- and hereby II. appropriated
out Of any money In the treasury not Otherwise ap
propriatod the sum of two million seven huudred and
nifty thousand dollars, for the expenses Of collecting
the revenue from customs. for each nalt-yea from
and seventy and, in addition thereto. such n
may BE- received during the said half year from aqse
penaties, and fOrfeiturs connected with the Customs
and from fees paid into the teeaegry By custom on
crrs and from storage. carriage draysXe, Labor, and
services and the resolution making appropeiat on,
for the expenses Of collecting the revenue from Gus
to9s,r approved May threS eighteen hundred and
sixty.six, u hereby repealed.
Approved, March =, 1Nl. ... &.
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sShe;s; n',& sale.
THEY ARE NOT A VILE

by virtue OF NJ. order and decree Of sale ssued out
~ OF the District Court OF tho second Judicial Dis
trict Of Montana Territory, In and for Deer Lodge
county, and TO me directed mud doll vercd bearing dae
OF Jannarv 1'. 1872 IN aciin !" sN'l ""uit where
in Peter Walton is plaintiff and n G. Boswell ia dc.
fci dant. in favor Of said plaintiff and against said de-.
fcrdant for the sum of six .,,u nifty. seven
and .sie0 dolins lS657.z,l JUDGMENT aud costa
IN the sum OF five ana se.lO0 dollars ls5 3Ol and
MI further accrunc coats. have, in obedience to
said order Of saic. levied upon aud will. on Mon
day, the 18Th day of February, a. ~ ls72, at the
hour Of O'Clock H. Of said day at the front door Of
the court house in Deer Lodge city Deer Lodge coun
~. Montana Territory. sell at public auction to the
highest and best bidder Tor cash in hand. the follow
ing described property TO wit All right title and In
tcrest Of n. G: Boswell in aud IT, lot No thirteen. ~
~ block No thiltythree. a3. in Dcc Lodge city. Deer
Lodge county. Montnni territory. according to the
9gtiA surwy thereof. together with ali ind singular
the improvements OF every description said lot, Or
50 much thereof rs may be necessary to satisfy said do
nand and costs.
Given under my hand, this Goth day of january,
A. d., 1872. WESLEY ". JONES,
- Sheriff Of Deer l.od.re<6, NJ. r.,
i..-I,ur. By CHARLES - WAWHEN,
81 l3+td So CndGr Sheri6.
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saThe Virginia New E~ssspriss says 1--WE
understand that it 10 the intention of the
Grown Point Mining Company 70 make for
April the biggest run ever made in one
month by any company On the ,{qmssock
lssde. They Intend 70 take out during thu,
month one million in bullion. They have
the ore. and are satisfied they can do this.
'ltfwnl only b necessary 10 take out md
work about IA. 900 tons 81 nps wxpsh sbou,
tSQ per ton. The average Of theesp aew in
sIgatin theSn sus y 5ass 1beus oleo pr ION.
The largest run II Ont month which has
,.ccyf3H.iS!ore tees 4.esEiyl~upeny
on tie lode wis that made by the ChoIar of
$4,000 It Is nov determined 70 make the
Crown Point ciieEY Tp04N II
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W. -1--L-s-IT mo. ~ W. - :.
Application for Patent,

"i'"'9 - +" u !. = U. s. LAND OFTICE,
no ri aafa1 HELENA, NJ. T., February IA 1874
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that John c.
~ Nchardson has this day made nbpliention for pa.
TEN under the act OF Congress. approved JULY Stb,
1870. for the following described tract or land as1
placer mining claim, to wit The south east quarter Of
INC north vest QUARTER md thenorth east quarter Of
secfiop No eighi. III township no s. north Of range
NI tsn vest, containing an, area Of 80 acres Tho
and JokGs 5. pen'btftan ID the wort NJ other known
claimants. This claim Is more fully described by the
notice and Diagram filed In this Office. copies Of which
are c0nspcuously posted upon the premises claimed.
j - II Ef~ J3f ADD II. SANDERS.
lJ1-3m -ss. .f."L lf Register of Land Office.
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nu.ln sahis Washington correspondence,
~, Cath, flows over the rim in this style:
Ibid you hear of that chap that attended
the sale Of . hotel recently At : town in
Ohio He hadn't = cent in his pocket bpt
he stood up and bid boldly. :92s, COO, I,
was knocked down to him, and wien the
qa,estion was asked who 10 the purcbasery ?
this audscIoqs scamp replied: The Penn
sylvanis Railroad OF course he wss
not required IN person 70 put up the
money from IN imperial buyer like that,
whereby he was able, in the course of a
couple Of days. to sell the whole to another
party for $35, 900. and clear the difference.
The country is now full Of scsmps buying
hotels tor the Pcnnsylvania Railroad.
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b. The War Department, in addition to the
weather signal system. ID abost to establish
an electric social system Of storm signals in
oil the larger cities of the country, BY which,
every married man who Is on the magnetic
belt can, by Watching the signals on has
chimney. top or ridge board, tell just what
moment to leave port <or chsmpagne) for
home A black flag. dying will signify
'cross as bear--typhoon approaching. "
A white flag, Everything Is lovely-she 10
asleep.' A red flag, with . white center.
''look out for squalls baby just spanked"
while white flag, with red center, indi-
Gates simply " cautionary measures on the
part Of the old man." who can 60 home
under full sail, but should reef his boots
and douse the pinnacle lamp before going
oAn T. III
M ONoAASs .r
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Por uLAR MEN.-A popular man is one
who has the happy faculty OF never pre-.
sentiug asyt sharp corners, and never
running !agalnst other peoples sharp corners.
He is not necessarily very good nor very
wise, and he is rarely very great. His
Characters disting uished for negative rather
than positive qualities certain forlu.
nate equilibrium and tact of adaptation rather
than any intrinsic worth or marked individ.
uslity. Indeed, this last is apt to he fatal
to all personal popularity. A man with
strong points is sure to come into collision
with other peoples strong points. to tread
on other peoples weak points, and to Gre
ate general sptagonism. IT,
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Important to Miners.

: MINERAL LAND SURVEYS
HAVING been appointed Deputy Surveyor Of min
A eral lands for the whole Territory Of Montana
IN now the only person in the Territory that is legally
aathorized to make mineral land surveys for petsal
under she acts Of Congress Of July 26th, 1864 and
No second survey witbe required when the preliuv
nary survey has been executed by myself.
making applications. -
All requisite proofs can be MADE before me Il the
ume otmMking tho preliminary survey. -, =. ~
For cost Of surveys. publication fees &c. caiupon
" adtlress me At Helena. MT ~ -TT'f Z ~"
GGEo charges made for advice or information. fo:,
once on Breckenridge near Rodney street. no3
uoog 70 ~: .. Lano pmee. "Eti e50r1g luiF t1r'
SdAwn did ~ .,.,rg GEO. b. FOOTk
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"A Sensible werk inS,pas..

"a Boston nottingham, rwho seems t.
have very little sympathy for tvaddle. sends
to the 7race1er the following toast to be
offered ct the asxt workingmen's dinner
Capital without labor is like faith without
worhksST7desd Labor without sepital, l.
like works without faith vslueless. In
the nature of things there 10 perfect har.
mony between them, and seldshness alone
Allaaspsssy. sntagonism. Let capital say
to labor lend me thy hands," and let labor
reply, II will but let me hold oneof the
strings of thy purse"
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/" "''" - mo. ISL
Application for Patent.

~ - = - ' =. =. LAND OFFICE, I
HELENA. N. T.. November 10th. 1871.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that William K.
- Winehell Jan,es HnrnbGcke and Samuel Mss-
snail, have this day made application for patcn under
inc act q I0nrrass approved July 9TH, 1870 for the
following descibcd tract Of land as u Placer Mining
Claim to-wit The southwest quarter Of the south.
west quarter OF section two, and the quar-
ter OF tue quarter Ot section three and the
north east quarter Of The east quarter OF aeCtiOn
tcn anu the west quarter Of tho northwest Ques
ter Of section eleven. MI in Township No nine, north
of one hundred and sixty acres. The adjpdning cls-
ants to these premises are Henry A. Griwe and Daniel
W. Gruwe: Thts claim 10 more fully described b The
notice and diagram fled IN this Office COpes Of which
ar conspicuousiy ported upon the premises claimed.
1lt. -. tg' @GE1H, ADJ. H. SANDERS,
lSo-l'So Register Of Land Once.
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A Discussion In the California kegib6nture
4 BIZ Of Natural History.
'E'i- tFrom San Francisco Chronicle, Feb. ~
IT,, e., saoo,*S .,ru +*,ss.3 *..,.* ,.,s. r.
The Assembly showed their appreciation

-; H. L.! a5au Is1ru @t..f -rj1ia1 p, ,9ftrf 80 IT
The Assembly showed their appreciation
,hE3hsf TtaNoHArUkAL) NUstc y IN
On SATURDAY, when Wilson's bill to prcvep
The destruction 81 hooking birds and l,nud ts
q -, SAp'e up for consideration. But few, mcn,.
bers understood what lnnets were, and Mr..
Ma6cts enlightened liem: hlhth a small
bird, about the size Of an English sparrow,
You may drive II away again and again and
n + wiz return, They will come, up 70 your
L .doSr ssep and Into the house snd pick. up
crumbs from the kitchen Or dining room
floor They are very tame and inclined 70
be domestic. And they ase terrible, pests In
the destruction OF fruit The worst OF il
=, =, Il y DOM make any difference whether the
fruits are green or ripe; when they see any.
thing IN the shape Of fruit they will go for
1hi~yae}sipg li'te pat9nbs.s.of uAy L,esssla.
ture 20 Tor certain billsI. tSlerriment1 I
move to strike out the word 'linner wher.
ever it apncars 10 the BILL" Mr.. Spilyalo
wanted "crancs" ,nsertsdt bet Mr. Crane Of
Alameda, the .'artful dodgcr," objected,
because cranes were not singing BIRDS Dr.
A,Rssdee wanted ''filaloo" birds inserted; and
IN innocent statesman inquring what
"FILALoo BIRDS"
Were was informed that they are small
birds, Which, on tho anproscL Of destructive
bipeds, insert their heads in the sand aud
whistle defiance through their tails. ~ FL,
aloos" were ruled out Of order. Mr. Spencer
eIm1AcllEnN yd, TIL ylTgIaslsJ hsfa4ies
AN ELOQUENT APPEAL
On'behaif Of the festhered songsters He
saids... II strikes ne; that ~ members Of
Mi. House have no music, ia. their, souls.
AAerrimen.l i strikes mo that they are
willing 10 have itgo forth u Tie world that
,tle p.rsait Of the almighty sSolAr h. the
main object Of their lives. Now ! would
PssFskt6 NV! ID moderately easy circum.
stnncrs and die happy, and / should IKE o.
6a*e4t NE pleasures that nasdte ~ art ale
able tQxufniaAnGY aAd csstAsl1 when they
c6me 90 cheap - does nslpre's own music
TF0Ik Sfoan JouslcsanI, ak aals nov 1
I do not consider that y = respectable argq
ment to say that the birds eai the early fruits
-e.s ether that they ut Iattse quann(i.ies al
sman 4ls6lt0. srte AuitE bol5kk 70 Tho !
BIRDS In the first instance, and AZ osaJp ths !
Allialg dsaigor ihalnlfsiaAss1sseg iopresl
yfW .@Fsrorsyr sr-1afp
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Edwin Booth was travelling On the oirs.
The passengers, hearing hs was abGard,
naturally evinced curiosity to sce The great
actor. Among the passengers wes . cenu.
inc vermonter, who occupied - sese some
four Or i've benehe, IN the rear of the great
object BY Slipping from one seat 10 an.
other, 'hesoop occupied theOne Immediately
aft" of Booth! His anxiety wss great.
Reaching over And toachipg Edwin 'on'tie
shoulder, lie said: AN shi excuse me, isik,
but is your name Beuihy" In his well l.!
modulated voice Booth replied: ''Yes, cir;
my name is BootA." It:'Ah! eli! excuse me.
sir, but IL, your, name Edwin Beuth!''
'tYes,A hr;- my name he Edwin Booth"
REALLY. eb! ah! cir hot you must really
excuse me, cir, but OH! Oh! DIR, are you
brother to the gentleman who had the little
difficulty with Mr.. Linools at the theatre?"
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Pl0w and Spring Steel,
Toe talk Steel,
Anvils, Viscs. Bellows,
Rnsps, Hammers,
Borax, Etc, Etc,
Spring Point ShOvele,
Gold Paus,
10 aud - in. Slnice Forks
Custom Made Picks
Brass NOzzlcs,
Hydraulic Pipe. Etc.
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sion In ITSELF and the reply ts iFlsrt more
fruits aud give the birds their share. They
arc entitled to them. There are mspy ways
Of projecting the fruits. Now the amend.
naent offered for the purpose of giving spe'
cial permission for the destruction of one
Glass yf birds that ate always singing, ID
certainly peculiar amendment, and i j. .
reprehensible one. The amount of fruit
destroyed by these birds IN year 10 car.
tsinly Insignificant. That being the fact,
that being notorious, We might consider in
this connection that We area nation Of Van.
dals! We hate the sight of The beautiful tree
that furnishes our shade. We dislike, We
envy the beautiful bird who sings in the
branches of the clms or warbles at the head
of the spring. We have . natural desire to
destiny them both. Our only purpose ap.
pears TO be, Is nation, TO plod along the
dusty road of life with our eyes upon tie
ground looking after gold"
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fUd0H dIM 4VUt|t + dVtVI J,
WE NOW HAVE OUR NEW MACHINERY II
w complete running order aud pn6paBed to d.
all work in our line with nssessss and dispatch OF
Keep constantly on hand and drrse 10 erasr, Seas
Ir,o,- oned Planed Lume~ q ssssy dss:sps!sc. 49,"
SEASONED planned AND MATCHED BLoeE
ING. SEASONED PLANED saDaNes,
PANNEL STUFF, ETC. .,'ehH !
LArTI AND SHINGLES,
MOU LDIN q S, 9.
OF EVERY sl1E. AND RATGERx-
Doors, Sash and wind ~
B16ndn.a. -. .-,,. ~. -. ... /.
Always on hasd, or made 10 order. Il =. =
WOOD ana iron rr aa1rnnins,
Scroll Saving, =
Ana Ees.~iDz of every description. done to order
----~~. ,------...-...-
Having the best and most c0mpDctn machinery II
.ns rIrr m AM and ioc:Ss 10 4aay
assorted seasoned lumber, We offer greater induce
ments to Carpenters and Builders, or those desiring
build, than ever has been offered hero bstore.
CITY ORDERS DELIVERED FREE or CHARGE
o noi,..:i-;g eli OFFICE AT snl, .. ,
b. Dance * s6tuaa.ts'. Il,
ms jaG' gsp..." Deer Lodge n. T.
/" .-n"2 DANCE d MURPHY.
cha.. Murphy, W. B. Dance. Granville stuart
murphy e. Co.,
=, TT NJ ton.s: Dance, stuart = Coal yqi
r. LUMBER.,d LUMBER.
general assortment Of lumber. including
sLuIc9, -... .--, ....r-. .. ,
.y FLuAlNG, ...t.. -
ri f. ...try,.
~, a.. -t,o.. ssc'ANrl1No.
'.'''. ~ .f' -'t am. SAOV3sA1NVS
.2.'"" 1."l + ,~ u7yrH it'd. s,n,xc
~ ILL.,. % L, -, 80 InrH.l ..a .4,.'-.--'r
L a tn ,,n&hingleS, ETC
go At their Lumber Yard, Deer Lodge City.
Bills Of Lumbar cat to order On short notice 4 on
IL :" steam saw Mill, /,
$50 '.- .'i@-. sft. Z. ..fta-.s1 stt st NH
sn delivered q TIE mill o. BY our nss .saa in Dses
Lodge City Or the eurcunding campA ~ rates that
Will guarantee eatisfaction.' I'M 9'TT
ii.ir a1t dtiH 'nti3 Laa ,urilagl
ar9Ass,rsi ot.mtxs Lr.sx. WILL FIND n -
sEsSas rvscsAssss S.sr1 - fis> 'ts "1' -
fAdess'.A n call - al II .ugot 3di a. rofi
akron ri saHa Murphy. = 81 70" p. i@@'
ID. h'7oys' .ooi 'l,'j" DEER 1oDoar, n. =.
Gaze q. q panee. stpsst : c.. es +,t, ~ spsa
, .....'. S,L.UMBER . sss:I
nn .oot % asoyan atr9ln4nif oidaromgnr; nj | |
LATH,, AND SHINGLES
sdt Z. io.,d iei9as1 ri. '.f .a#u~Fru al
' y 5.l e 'dtsH THAI i 1vr p. s ,a,
eniyqnoao 10 T-7- .,H"p tffo .a1o |
.' tt ,BRU[NlDY7 MILLS" /
III tArp, OPPOSITE. MURPHY eoY.,
orr1cS At klz ilssesqx : BRo. q
..nI tail s.d L. -moI jsyL bsd g9itoy
k4S;A&QNED q LUAIRERs.
yad 10 2ao: eva 55nist i
soo' se0S EVERY KzNN OMHAND.sraH
4G sldsis Oh IoMaI, lie yi4rou tor aaa
sstU71fH4aR1 N 1I,l6f5 t.B.s Il ~
q s aspas'5 ~ " sa le4.s, piss.
10 1einisq .ensv-----TK b5,iIoa a'R |
Delivered III y Deer Lodge
lsas ssr yoaom sa----. }oa tGaf 44aihl:pd l.
[ff4ty ys e Pr ss4 sa: X
annie, % :' so:: = ~ to e. ''s ~ f:s e
3 NA!soNABLE rERMsIE
,.ss.st ssnsax IN 1.a = tA.l
3. = d tud KLDlN0C0IiOf q mo-. gl
1ls .gsIoa on ii ii BOZ DeH 4qdeA \. T.
IGN Of THE BIG IRON H0RSE.I|
-oi q yRj-oi beea1o so.d ibinl.saai9l1 Id
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...,,4, CLIPPER
MOWERS & REAPERS

Ware - ~ q
cyan immense stock Of Glass and Queensware
- Copper, Tin and Sheet Irou work done In the
BEST possible manner. .,r
! The whole Of Our Immense Stock
wss bought for NET CASH and is now offered yury
low to ths trade. .-. sa.,..r,., .,,I, ~ =
}, Orders solicited aud filed at lowest cash rates!
Most respectfully soliciting an inspection Of our
st6ck and prices we are : Il Il N'GT ! 0'!''T
.# al Very Respectfully, uin'uu =. ',,.,
.u.nsiI - CLARKE. CONRAD + CURTIN.
70 10 .f.:...,.. i Helena, Montana.
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b! sape?asio.c Of V ssesstary 6 ssels sseist
eehsssl ,SsG 3a9u1s0 80 thistJAina AolAre md
'' rs ss Ma. !.
~ 81 HSsbinN4es si3bseAftAe4aDl AoyaN.E
"a stRseae s1 sSessse s,Us eao
resiAoadD aulasu 111e0 6ta1os vunleiaGeO abroad
e; g !:: :ss !. s i sss rs ss!s g
. Fer sest1 psssoas Z ohanA ssS snoska Z Ave
,.is;s .;s.::. a ss;'::: .' : =. =
thousand 6.cassd's6aR si1sy.siss dolisrs and fie
3. ~ 4 y, s..... se..sl ;.
! aS:s.s ss ID sa. "a az e.
s"0 sss1Ai iaoa9Iq 1.5di aalEiolha i'd Oh /
sni;ss iss. .l9e9 pree4n.Hxns. ind Egi-d I
e ssscs Z e sk e, . =
A1fs .s:;se sss:zsnse ssss:.;s. ), i. en-
alIUjea1r q 1111p ~ bsubGDR uatehas0,
"a ss sRs: q: . ssss s 'A''' sHRA
~: 70: ::s: S'ssls s;'Ll5s sss51s $
so e; s :sss: ; ss 90: Z: s .; q s.:
= tal;sa.I!5aa.ta: 60 (ltleenssI q
s,sS s.iaeSsus@ q = :. s ~ : ~
vl; al 80 Z & M 3 As q
ll'55se ls 8 3 aae ::,b &s;a = nv 3 sssg,
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VaR h2nnHn Den1}00nPg
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-11

A full petit jury was obtained this
morning in the Poston case, known as
the Cuba lynching tragedy. The jurors
are Messrs. George Evans, 7. F. Minor
john Milligan, John Peters, Jas, Mack,
Robert Goode, W. S. Fulton, G. B. Snow
den, J. H. Hartley, P. 0. Hare, A. d.
Atkinson and R. T. G. Hart. At ten
o'clock to-day Attorney General Wright
arose in court and read the indictment
charging Samuel Poston, Frank Graves,
George Geary and Thomas McAdin with
the murder of John Schofeld The first
witness introduced on behalf of the
State was w. G. Hines, an accomplish
in the crime, who testified at length in
the trial of the Graves case. Hines at
the last trial testified as to the particu-
lars of the tragedy, and the part taken
therein by the actors. His examination
was progressing at twelve o clock to-day.
The trial of the case will last during the
week, and probably run into next week.
Attorney General Wright and assistant,
Sam Cannon, Esq, represent the State.
The defense is conducted by General
Sale, Colonel McRae, Mr.. Ben Reeves
and Colonel Douglass. Quite large
crowd Of citizens was in attendance as
spectators.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-11

MEMPHIS THEATER The Wyndhams
arrived in the city from New Orleans
laot evening too late to give perform
ance. Tonight the sterling and talent
ed company will present Saratoga, a
most popular play, to the lovers of high
comedy. This will be rare treat, and
one that will be thoroughly enjoyed by
crowded house this evening
BRooMs OPERA HOUSE,. = Manager
Broom continues to present fresh attrac-
tons at his popular theater on Jefferson
street. Tonight will appear the follow
ing stars. Castelotti, the wonderful
trapeze performer; Annie Hindle, the
lightning change and speciality artistic;
Nellie Zegrino, the attractive vocalist
Every Saturday Broom will give grand
family matinee, commencing at two
o'clock pm.
OLYMPIC VARIETIES. Manager Lusk
has engaged number of new and pop
ular star performers to appear at the
old Washington Street Varieties. To-
night a grand bill will be presented.
The programme contains many rare at
fractions in the vocal and terpsichorean
lines. Every night the Can-Can will be
introduced with new scenery, costumes
and dialogues. Everybody invited to
attend tonight,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-11
GOOD SPEECH.

Mr. Grassland, member of Congress
from Kentucky, has made most CAPT
tai speech. The Courier-Journal con-
denses the main points of it. He DEM
onstrates, by liberal aud conclusive
array of estimates, that over one hum
bred and ffty-two millions Of dollars
were collected last year in excess OF
what ought to have been collected or
expended. he proceeds to point out
numerous illustrations Of the prevailing
prShgacy and corruption of the Gov
eminent. The expenses Of the legisla-
tive department have increased three
fourths since 1900 There are only
sixty-nine vessels and on.clads in SER
vice to fourteen hundred and thirty-nine
officers. There are three thousand FIVE
hundred officers and clerks about the
departments, whose salaries range all
the way from $500 to $4,000 per annum.
This gentry, whose principal study
seems to be how not to 10 it, enter
tain themselves with six hours work per
day, and are allowed two months va
cation in summer. Thus they are en-
ployed one-half of the real business
year.