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An Aes Ausherising . Ne Csaveyeaee sG . Pab.
lie Square In t6e Cfsy ef Whtss Cssea.
B. enacted b. he Legsssss Of ts Ssats Of Ks~sss:
SECTION The City Courc Of the city Of White Cloud
u hereby emIowersi cnvey the public square sit
us,ed in said city, and bounded fllows: By Main
Market Fifth and Sixth streets Of said city to school dis
trct No g Donphan County Kansas for school pur.
poses Provided said school district shall not have
power convey said premises until the question of such
proposed shall been submitted vote of the
electors sad city, and majority Of such electors voting
at such election shall have voted for such sale at special
city election be called for that purpose; and Prorded
rAey that the White Cloud City Company execute and
deliver to said school district quit claim deed Of said
Public Square, at the time Of the execution Of the deed
from the said City Council Of White Cloud
SEC This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its publication in the White Cloud Kansas
Chief shall be the duty Of the Secretary of State to
cause such publication be made Immediately upon the
approval Of this act
Approved February I'd ls12
W. H. Smallwood Secretary Of State Of the State Of
Kansas hereby certify that the above and foregoing
true and copy Of the original Enrolled Bill now
on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed my
name and affixed the Great Seal Of State Done at Topeka
this sd day Of February, A. D. ls7a
VIII. SMALLWOOD.
Secretary Of State.
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THE STATE RIGHrs Observation-Disclosures
H. Stephens, the "Stage of Crawforisville.n - in
the last issue Of the Atlanta Ssn, solemnly warns
the Democracy against the policy of taken up
for the Presidency any candidate who stands
upon the same platform" with General Grant
He puts the following prediction on record:
This confirms what We have had before, to-wit !:
That if the Democratic leaders should coalesce
with so-called liberal Republicans, and nominate
Republican for the Presidency, large number
of the Southern Democrats will vote for General
Grant They have no particular objection any
for him, not only manifest their just indignation
at those Of their leaders who will have betrayed
them and sacri6ced their principles by nomins-
ting Republican, bat they will show their good
sense By prsfsring The real to the Puzious arti-
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Soldiers and sailors Reunion.

Tnprr. E.l 03-Tba solJ;ars and ea;iors, "a
,r;H,, 90 a.. rs On. or ~. ..ran,"st .Ga;.a
lila ~ ST.. T tn 0 tnv;, h.S |.', i;s...ma
ge'u g ~ ~. ;.h e'. ~ u"s &c .I
os;Jas ,n.M, ,,;s;,nrs f,,, All E.ns.s Str .S I
.i S..;a..s e ~; oN' """'''' oi'' '""
o'nS. TI.P P"natas. =, h..,,,a~ .h,,.; ,,.;,
A Sarr.,,;n.r nos..S suu "fr ,,aosa"., p.;,sa,,.
en a.C;d.~, au% 70 n,aS ths sn;orppnt "''"'"'
Ths Iad;ss of Tn,,sIe s;a ;,ohI, aud God .h. ,.s.
.-,Ss H. th-anrs5 Irn;on % H: =,
stvis "' '"-' '"e' ''- Ian ~ "s'i'''"'
Tbe var;ous ,ec;ments b.ld l;tt,a ,enn;ons dr-
r;nn m. affaro.S and r.v;ysa oid ,,,er,nr;as and
f,,,Ssht tta;r n. tti.. n,,ar 80 A AN
T!hs Convention to s;ghs adont.d a ,.so,u,;or
asking The Iao;siatnre ~ make an an,ronr;at;on
of ten .housanS dolIar. for . orand ra,,ninn tbs
snmmer when an ancomnrrsrt vii n. for,,ad . amJ
thr hoxs will amend \ hr;af saason in comni;fs ""
Noth;ng of q nol;t;coI natnra xxas narn,;ttsj Il,
the nrTceedincs today
M the oIJ .eid;srs wh, .,o .ss.,nh,.d h.-. Co.
,.nn;"r not los th.n : Sn0 ora rrasont fr"r, ".t
aida this county and half that msnv from b.rs
The ;nhahtonfs of tbc conntrv f,r 20, nv t;ft.sr
Ill. a.-,,nJ as. .i.o -. .,sst ~ y. @ ,..n ~ -
aito1ether form a ~.st crowd nnnI.rn@ .,,nm,
& 0St5 '' '"'' So""' "'N'
AIor, noo,, . h.,a ...,. .o.-,a o,..- .h. o;., g.,
.,,nt au hom, .nS Sna15, .a;iaS 80, tn az ~. ~
.uS th;s ~.. ra,,arJ"i ~ sa sr,' ",su ~ ~" a
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Another terrible RaiIro.a Di.a,te,

81. Louis, Feb. 24.-Latest dispatches in re-
gard to the accident on the Louisville and Gin
c,nnati Short Line road yesterday say the bridge
through which the train went was iron and wool,
twenty-five feet high and 20 feet span. The
Locomotives passed over safely, but the remainder
OF the train went down, pling all in ruin below.
The front passenger car was broken all to splin-
ters and the others Jared but little better. The
ruins Of the front car took fire, but the flames
were extinguished BY the promptness of the en-
gineer, Dallas Pullam. Sixty live persons were
eight wounded Surgeons and supplies wero
Immediately sent from Covington, and in Q short
time the wounded were placed in cars and atten-
ded to. Passengers say the wounded were heaped
in q horrid mass, and the scenes which followed
the accident were intensely painful The killed
were John J. Brook of Sparta, Maryland, and
Harrison Julian. VIM. Tull of Louisville will
probably die. No one was on the train from
Missouri or Kansas. OF the wounded about ono
half are reported badly or severely hurt, the re-
mainder slightly.
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workman at Colts armory who has Cor had)
a very long beard, flowing down npon his breast,
was the other day at work upon small lath re-
volving rapidly, He said he "felt something
tickling his beard and looking down, saw some
of the longest hairs touching the lathe. Quick rs
fash, before he had time to think Of his danger,
the longest hairs Of his beard caught in the lathe
and wound him up; the next he knew the lathe
was nearly turning out the inside Of his nose, cut
ting out the cartilagsthat separates the nostris;
then with mighty effort, he Strengthened MP,
saving himself from further operations on the lath
by pulling out . handful Of beard a foot long and
as large round as his wrist-which will be handy
for his wife to use as o "switch.7 His injuries
are painful but not tdangerous.-HartfordC CaWaaf
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MYsrxnsousLY DlsArrxA.xD-Geo.W W: Zen
ham, living near Deer Creek, went To tine um!1h m;.h
for a load Of wood on Saturday last aud met VII.
1t is supposed that be received some injury that
might have bewildered him. Any person, bearing
or knowing Of him, will please address Samns.
Benham, Topeka. He is . stout built boy ABOUT
eighteen years old; Of light complexion; had On
Q heavy, dark. suck coat, checked vest and dar3 I
pants, with checkered woolcn shirt, and an old
hat turned up at the sides.
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A Michigan Indian attempted to open a can of
nitro-glycerine with his tomahawk. He got it
open, and Immediately hurried away. With the
exception of one arm aud thigh-bone, nothing
has been heard of him since. His tomahawk, how
ever is worth as much rs ever and awaits the owner
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Feb. q. ls12-sw

NE the Oldest and most hsly improved farms in Don
u phan County Kansas for sale 40 acres in cultivation
40 acres in tmber-al under fence and live hedge four
years old of which will turn stock. Also division
fence Of hedge The farm is well watcre large commo
dious dwelling containing nine and cellar built last
year
An orchard containing 00o Of the choice Va
rietes Apples Peaches Pairs Cherries Pumbs Grapes.
ooseberrics Currans Blackberries Raspberries Straw
berries &C.. all bearing fruit.
will also sell complete set of Farming implements
New Baine wagon good spring wagon young p,ares
with foas Of harness. mlch 80 10 stock
hogs Those wishing purchase Stock Farm call at
the premises. half mile South Of White Cloud.
February l5 l5.2--4w. c. f. JENNINGS.
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~ We see it stated that Rev. ID. p. MITCHELL
was arrested and fined, a few days ago, at Man
haitian, for selling chestnuts without license!
That is getting pretty nearly down to peanuts.
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Proposals for Building School House

SEALED proposals will be received by the undersigned
- at White Cloud Kansas until IL o'clock NJ
day March st ls2 for the erection Of School House.
said place Plans and specifications may be by calling
the unle rsign-d at White Cloud the office T. T.
Carr Architect, Leavenworth. Kansas Bids will be
cavcd for the whole work complete different por.
tons SEPARATELY Contractors will he required to give bonds
for the faithful performance the work The right l. re-
server, to re-, ct any and all bids offered.
BY or,ier cf the School Bnarri.
jan. is Is12-tt W. II. FORNCRUDK Dist Clerk.
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~ Ex-senator GRIMES, of Iowa, died at his
home in Burlington, on the 7th inst. He differs
from the other Republican Senators who voted
to save ANDY JOHNSON, only in the particular
that he is buried, and the others are not.
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NOTICE.
State Fair Proposals.
AGRICULTURAL ROOMS.
Capitol Building.

TorEka. JANUARY p, ls12-
At the meeting Of the executive committee of the Ran
State Agricultural Society be heidi in the Capitol
Buding Topeka March iath at o'clock. +. ~ proposals
for the location of the State Fair for ia will be considered
All and localities competing for the respect
fully invited send sealed proposals the SECRETARY
office before 10 o'clock of the 18th prximn Pro-
posals must contain cnnlitiun that tie exhibition halls
executive department, anphheatrr. horse and cattle
stalls sheep and h's pens. &C., will be sn,rieni in mum,
ber and dimensions cnniuodate the exhibitors and
tenants Of State Fair; detailed thereof
accompany the prop sal With the of cash be paid
the day of the Fair in addition thereto Ii is the pur
pose the executive br. tn publish the premium list in
April and advertise the Fair extensively ami with the
al support cf the farmers mechanics stock rasers and
ether friends Of agriculture make the State Fair the
Fair Of the West.
H. j. STRICKLER
ALF.ED GRAY. President
SECRETARY. Febstd.
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Ayers.
Cherry Pectorl,

For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
ouch - Coughs, Colds, Whooping.
Couch, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
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Teachers Institute.

The roniphan County Teachers institt. viii be conven.
ell at Wathcna. March 2ith ut : oci0rk. +. VI.
All schools in session be ens, the law proyides
IL is the duty Of all teachers t. attead-
Every effrt will be made by the citizens Of Wathrna
provide suitable boarding places for those in attendance
which n moderate compensation will he exp, cted.
ID. ". BROWN.
County Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
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.ar Sale.

NE power IhassAise Aishi1; n UT T sI%h %hs
u pair, peary ~ 29feb6
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Among the great
discoveries Of mod
ern science, few arc
of more real value
to mankind than
. this efectual REM
| edy for all diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast m-
al Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries has
shown that il does
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-29

II H. B. BUCKINGHAM, of the COncoralia En-
pire, is ono of the Delegates to the Republican
National Convention. Friend BUCK having done
us the honor to recommend us for an honorable
position, we can now have the pleasure of con-
graduating him upon the honor that has been
conferred upon him.
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surely and efectually control them. The tes-
timony of our best citizens, Of all classes, es-
tablishes the fact, that CHERRY PEcToRAL
will and does relieve and cure the affecting
disorders of the Throat and Lungs beyond any
other medicine. The most dangerous affec-
tons Of the Pulmonary Organs yield to lts
power; and cases Of C0nsump1ons cured
Oby this preparation, are publicly known, so
remarkable Is hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As rem
edy It is adequate, on which the public may
rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners Of more serious disease, It
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount Of
suffering not to be computed. It challenges
trial, and convinces the most sceptical.
Every family should keep it on hand as
protection against the early and unperceived
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, which are
easily met at first, but which become incura-
bic, and too often fatal, If neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; and it is unwise to
be without it. Asa safeguard to children,
amid the distressing diseases which beset the
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PEcroRAL Is invaluable; for, by its timely
use, multitudes are rescued from premature
graves, and saved to the love and affection
centred on them. 1t acts speedily and surely
health-restoring sleep. No one will suffer
troublesome Inhuenza and painful Br0n.
chitis, when they know how easily they can
be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious,
and successful chemical investigation, no cost
or toll Is spared in making every bottle in the
utmost possible perfection. 1t may bescouh-
IDENTIFY relied upon as possessing all the vir-
tues It has ever exhibited, and capable Of
producing cures as memorable as the greatest
It has ever effected.
PREPAlID BY
Or. J. c. AVER L co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS EvKnYwHKlR.
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p.sor. Josbua T,ylor Justice Of the peace OF Iowa
ToWnship County Of Doniphan, and State oil Kansas
sss Soy.., 1I.ss late partnsT a"s Sy the Plantif'
style Of Bailey Ncyes
Peter Weaver Deienoah-
N the 9th day Of February, A. is'2 SAID justice IS
sned an order of attachment in the above acuon tor
the sn Of one hundred and thirteen dollars ana seventy
crpts debt and for fifty dollars to cover costs
a. IL BAILEY MOVES Plainti6s-
White Cloud February 10, A. d. ls'2-sw. frsiee
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Y Wooden hotels are in q streak Of bad luck,
1t this season of the year. A few nights since,
the Brevoort House, in LeavenwOrth, was burn
ed down; and on Sunday night, February 25th,
the Scandinavian Hotel, in Atchison, the proper
ty Of W. W. GUTHERIE, nearly opposite the Mass
asoit House, was burned.
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Sherifr's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lSS
noxIpaAx CoIrNTY

Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS }ss.
In the Justice's Court Of Doniphan County
Bailey Noyes' Plaintiffs
Peter Weaver. }Defsndant
N1OrICE is hereby given that WILL the 4th day Of
IL March A. d. 1ss2 between the hours Of ten clock A.
NJ and fanr ocnck p NJ Of said day at the door OF e
Livery Stable in the City of White Cloud IN Don
ton fr cash following described personal property to
wit One mouse colored mare mule one hay horse mule
Peter Weaver and offered for sale To the highest bidder for
cash. satisfy certain Judgment now Of record in the
tce court in Townshp Doniphan County State Of
Kansas in which Bailey Noyes are Plaintiffs aud Peter
Weaver is Defendant
Given under my hand this sist day Of February A. D.
SAMUEL MAQUILKEN.
Sheriff of Donphan County
Feb p ls7s-sw Prs fee, $50.
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Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural VITALITY and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and efectual
l6r preserv-
Sing the hair.
IH soon re-
'stores faded
or gray hair
IA sc o~:-oD1
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~ iol uhANi, no matter now composed or whom
appointed; 90 that it is well enough as it is.
On Saturday evening, Hon. MARCUS J. PAR
Rorr delivered an address, in Representatives
Hall. on his hobby of Commercial Politics"
PARRorT's wsll-known ability and eloquence al
ways command good audience in Kansas; but
widespread opinion prevails that he is actuated
by disappointment snd disaffection. PARRoTT is
said to have dsbbled in Commercial politics
himself, and to have Lost by the speculation
hence these tears." This anti-eorruption meet
ing was ftly organised by the appointment of
that immaculate patriot, ex- Senator Ed. Ross, as
Chairman. PARRorr shattered away for an hour,
pnncipaiiy on the well-worn subject of PoAK-
aoYs "srosdies," stating nothing new or start
ling In speaking Of PoMHRoY's last election,
and the impeachment business, it struck the au-
dlcnce that the speakers hot shot were telling
most heavily upon the chairman Of the meeting.
The summing up Of the speech Wa. that the Re.
publican party was corrupt, and that IN. nav
Reform party was Just the thing for the country
In fact, - it turned out, the real object Of N.
meeting seemed to be to open the ball for the new
Possum party.
Ross was next called upon, who excused him.
seif from makinga speech, but informed the au-
dience that he was going to take delegation to
the Cincinnati Convention, Ito represent Ross
we presume,) there to nominsts . pure patriot in
oppositiop to GRANT.
San WooD was next called up, and put in his
JbeveI in favor of the great Reform ticket to be
nominated at Cincinnati. The people always
like to hess SAN. speak, for they know that hs b
taxplsss.
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7. c. sHREvE, Asent White Cloar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09


.@Tom Allen has issued challenge to fight
miles OF Detroit.
~Garnier wants to play Deery a game of
$500 side.
~John Gerlack, charged with polygamy.
was found drowned at Philadelphia Yesterday
he leaves four wives to m0nrn his loss.
Two craters of Vesuvius are still smoking
tain.
1The hackers OF Mace and O'Baldwin have
decided TO return the stakes Of the late fzxle
ond the fight IL declared or
~The nov commercial treaty now in process
OF negotiation between England and France has
Jectionable to the English people.
o0A man ran through Detroit on Thursday
shouting that he IVES looking for ssthe road to
heaven" The crowd called him crazy for
looking for II In Detroit.
~ The street railroad car drivers and con-
e q London have held 2 meeting to lay
shape Of underpay and overwork.
~ Mrs. CLARK is editing paper for George
francis Train in Sacramento, and stir mn her
readers with appeals such -: y"Vox populi, yox
Train! We want . man."
- Surrogate Holcomb, Of Middlesex county,
n. D., was yesterday held In 5000 BAN for the
action OF the grand Jury, on the charge Of com.
mltune rape on young girl.
-. BOILER IN the rolling mill Of McCuIloueh
q Co., at North East, Cecil county Marvland
exploded on Saturday morning, killing tfsree Of
o o1S wofkmen ana slightly injuring number Of
Solar, the Mexican reyolutionist. dam, nd.
complete amnesty and orher concessions q
cSndition TOR laying down his arms. Preeit Ont
Lefdo viii comply as far as regards Ann sty.
but refuses the rest. -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES 4.
Notice.

The snexsnrled satisfaction that NATTANS
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given In this city aud
throughout the whole country, IS evidenced by the
steadily increasing demand for IT, ihuce direct
and particular attention to the fact
that by its use You gain all the advantages claimed
for the any poisonous corpc1 nds in use, to wit
Tie restoration of the color and growth Of the hair
asd the speedy removal q dandruf, without the
iesst possible iuiury-as Crystal Discovery is pos
itiyely warranted 10 contain poisonous substance
neither Lesd~ Sulphur CT Silver
Its perft CT cleanliness is reason not to be Hghtly
overioCe ed il will neither stain the skin clothes
In sentence, ii s exactly what has been wanted
for bong while, Restorer of the lair that may be
used without the fear that You are going to have
Neuralgia, PARALYSIS, Lead Collie and various other
complaints the reslt of the Of lead preparations
ASTHUB NATTAES, Propretor.
General Depot corner ID and streets N. w.
Sold by gil Druggists. ang2-u
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100000 CASH DIsrRIBUTION
The Grand Gift Concert 4 Fixed Fact.
September Is the DNy.
Your Tickets Now o. New.

The vast sales Of tickets already made and the in
crea<ine demand for them from ali quarters. having
determinsd the Trustees that the GRAND GIFT
CONCERT for the benefit OF the PUBLIC IFBhA-
R1OFKENTDCKf y, advertised for eATU kDAY,
ekPTkMbEk 2c, lS2, SHALL POSITIVELY CoNE
OFF ON THAT DAY. WITHOUT PosTPONEMENT. tue
management noe notifies all who xpect to psrtic-
ipste In the drawing that they should buy their tick
cts at once. Delay for q few days caused many y no
want tickets ct The concert IN December lest T. so
without them. some living in Louisville waited
until sales were closed. expecting doubt, lst-
ponement, and then offered fifteen, twenty, aad even
twenty hye dollars for tickets which the day before
were offered TO purchasers at the regular price.
Others living ~ distance sent thousands Of dollars
by mail and express which got here after ssles
closed. aud had to be sent back. Thsse di-ap1int-
in due season IL h-eded.
TIE drawing will begin precisely at O'Clock sat
urday morning, September rs ls72 10 the hall
OF the Public Library building. aud cOniiaae al.il
the enc thousand gifts are drawn
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ROMANCE OF THE NEW YORK CHILD KID
MAPPING CAsE.-A telegram published in Sat
urday's STAR, stated that q little daughter of
General Albert Viele had been kidnapped by
day, and hurried away. The mystery was sub
sequently explained by a statement that the
parties who carried off the child were agents of
Mrs. Niele, the mother Of the child, who re-
turned from Europe for that purpose. Mrs.
Niele accompanied the kidnapping party to the
residence of General Viele, and, securing her
child, refused to give it up except with her life.
She and her daughter left on Saturday for
EurOpe,
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RESULT OF THE ARBITRATION AT GENEVA
III il mnrad in Ganaua that fho 80

RESULT OF THE ARBITRATION AT GENEVA
1t lie rumored In Geneva that the board of arbi-
tration has awarded to the United States dam
ages to the amount of fS, 500 900. The London
Observer thinks that the amount of dana ges
was practically determined on SATURDAY, and
that the lump sum was about IS 00O, 600 ster-
ling. The dinner given to the arbitrators by
the city of Geneva on Saturday night was a
most satisfactory affair. Cartaret. on the part
OF his fellow-citZens, declared that the pres
ence Of the arbitrators was an honor TO Geneva
and he hoped that all nations would follow the
example of England and the United States in
settling their difference through such a peace
full appeal to reason and justice. Count Sclopis
replied with words of praise for the city OF &C.
neya.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09

SENATOR SINNERS HEALrH.-The New
YORK Tribune, in an editorial. explains that
among the incidents Of Mr.. Summers injuries
In May, 1856, was an Inflammation of the spinal
cord, the effect of the blows on the head. Ont
OF this grew an abnormal affection OF the heart,
not organic, which reeurs with overwork. and
is only cured by rest and by restoration OF the
general health. Upon his return TO Boston these
disgusting symptoms appeared and made IL
absolutely necessary for the Senator 10 seek
immediate quiet TO prevent their development.
This WAS OF course impossible here. His friends
and physicians therefore Joined in an urgent
request that he should sail Tor Europe, 20 which
he reluctantly assented.