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New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
TWO VIEWS OF THE INDIAN QUESTION.


OF the Western newspapers, The st. Louis
GLOBE most moderate in It's treatment Of the Indian
problem bitterly iuveighs against determination, as
demanded by many people, and gives tho following
counsel;
Our policy toward the Indians should be made more
liberal ana lnuuIgeut ana lOTlvng They have suffered
many ana deep ArJngs their mOre, are keen and
vivid. and occasional criminal OutDurst or passion on
part should 0e visited only Win that measure OF
OF the enough; decade OF so will sufce
place them among the things that i've IA history only
The tenacity with which, spite OF every inducement
20 change their ways, they cug % the free and manly
Inch they Gespse. should COMMAND respect from
. nation, Itself Vigorously tenacious Of It's rights and
1berues and pretending 20 high orgree Of Justice and
Squlty ~ ali classes ald races % mankind
From a very different point Of view speaks me Alta
California which has heard that the Rsv. Henry Ward
Deeeher advised his psrs0ners 20 pay t0T tAe indians
II excitedly exclaims:
While the great heart Of the country throbs with SOY
Ow for dead sain by treaC 1ery ana the blood OF
every patriO the land hot win righteous l1d1g
patton, with holy rage. az the diabOca Vlany Of the
lid an assass us the Rev Henry Ward BeecheT for the
purpose Of producing excitement, sensation, calls
Ep0n the congregation 10 pray FOR the Indians II any
Elng more insulting 20 the friends OI the VICTIMS OF
Indian treacherY be conceived, let as know what II
p. The vino IN the pulpit thus deliberately III
sut th6 dead, nj representative " Christianity OF
humanity. Not that suppOse Mr.. Beecners prayers
Sz2s any difference with the Indian the white
nan in battle, aside The bullet OF hang Or shield
Between the OF ueau hero ana tne rcdplhG kulle
u the spirit PLAYED by this pretended patriot, who
ansus thus general sentiment Of the nation by his
AypOcnGCal cant ana hubuR. IL Is, however N exact
and persists ~ following Ou the sOcasd peace policy
IN u al the - mpathy ls VIII the savage
This writer evidently thinks that tho Indians are not
sxOrth praying for.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
PISgENGFRI St[LED

FOR LIvTRPOOIfa seasssip s5a,a Hay s4-air sus Mrs.
BenboI, q. Grant \. " iu1t D p A Davis Mr.
bourne Ms Ls6b0urge hiss Dsrlt Me
butts, H. D0ughertT O. FanEueo l. j. Newman N. tsrptr
ROBBINS NJ Bsett Geo, becl. Jon hwts Miss aTes
NJ aud MTs Hssks Mr.. Asn IhsEie Btss
lbwAie. hiss A.. Buus hTs AcQueeu, Dr. E4H
HeRsaW. Mr. aps Mrs. "a Latau, = Nis = T. Hsf-a4 r.
Bsntl Mr. Gaw-r g. klsy Wu. Fuiagu. o. es Mis iosesA
Lewis Mr. Marg h. Lewis. Mr Peer Lsr
Savage D. W. sporr p Howard r. Hal . EsM
Thomas Slerin. W. Presser. " n Fergus5-
ford r. Mrs. Henrg j. lion. ". a. BRADLEY h. A. a~
sell Hnmpbrer Haorne, hs Had hss Hsr
Mr.. and Mrs Has ilut Jac95 Charles h-sh.
Geo. Naudeuson h Kennedy sT Eleott, Hiss AnrT P-nger
FOR LIFAkF OOtH sLeJI tsAy laqtT daF 1.0- Ars
Geo hcDonah Nj Osborn -s scanus Mr. aud Iu y o. es
arsou. child nurse I'm W ain DoiFe Hsfe~
Decge Mrs 81 Bishop II. CasPDl d. Greg. ". H ira A.
BurEe Greyls NJ Donald Botlar. b. DclaEH Arz
r. A. Soian r. 81 watson. C1uialBs Bises
W II. Ward NJ. smith. Charles Mr sad J.
MF. Aiu- Mr Bsnu shiarea.
Nine lie Blanc and infant Nis NAY i4aT N T. hl1u. Is u
Wesua :. A. walker. Il. O. ALa j, M All M FerrT. srs
Msster Naham S@tsoa. NJ ant M s. r. A.
SegmAn, T. Wi5u. Alex Kns az MIiihess Horsrf H JEm
Large Mrs. McD0~a Il df NcCeasy 4d cdl NJ
J. BuI1 Parker. losaun --ry,
n Henry Ms q. Hea J. " Asshfrss Joll 5eha-l d -
Mr HOdgs8u. J. a. Henri II. Heny Mssssr HeurT Aaer A
Hely j. Il. IS. BenrT q. A. lreal hr su1 Ars
habe. nlas and a4d Mr. hrk Rsbous hr D. A. I'd No
AcCormnc and maid. Mss Elsr Mis- L. fl, l a a
Elder Master Elder maid Mr. and Mr. Ia ftiau oa1rs
maid Mrs NJ A. Do1sOu Mrs. H. r Mr1ing M Ara1s Aca.
CrsmoneN, H. H. Gardner Mr. L. hogseon Mrs o-s1aeT
sad. D. U Haa Joan T. Cooral, j. DoanE = ,aniy NJ
Mra Thomas Dover Mr. L. Hvs Blanche Fr-a
WesSoH, @ Gcury Hy rayior Saaaa ssrVs~i
nan sgulr e. Ia HessOl.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
TIE TORN4DO IN IOWA.

EFFrCTs OF THE sTORN-soME ACCOUNT OF NE
DESTRUCTION oF PROPERTY-MR. BAKERS cklIi-
CAL CONDITION.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUEEI
WASHINGTON, Iowa, May 25.-Ihe accounts
en heretofore of the devastation wrought oy the toi
nado have been ia no exaggerated nave Va'eiSN
over the track Of the storm and found desoi4ton o
every hand A clean sweep Las been cnt through Ha'u
and forest; fences and buldngsi have been ieVeSu "
the ground and the debris, consisting OF proken u
hers aud fragments OF human and animal nssA' arc
seattered far and wide The number Of persons Aou'
40 far as has been heard, is - and the "ouhueu 'o
some OF the latter will About 40 noiSoS' "
ovrs moro than loo sheep. and countless hogs ana
poutry were whrled up into the ar ana uASne~ "
pieces when they fen Others were badly ~ounuou AH~
had 10 be killed Some buildings, including uNeks'
harms and out-hoUses, we're destroyed AH0 Ose
ON property II somewhere near Roo""" WIN
but little insurance against tornaaoeA io-uA1
the dead animals and timDers were eoiiec'oo on
sevcral farms aud the mass burned. Tae peopio Aou
were buried tho fragments Oh 'no" '"a'''
were iounc: some were literally torn 20 S'oi-' Ih'
r. i unwes q the cyclone frerh8 o a Nas sei 't
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

BARTOS-suddsny pa irzs At AOosOm f1s@s DAAs
CoaBIy y dese Of the lssf Cora nnssa Barton s''
fTbopa p Barton daughter the ate "a Ear1 'lzoH
s funeral place aOniay ath inst a. "a os iDs
st. sepheu Church Amanda Beg felaive hieaes
sectfaAy Tram leaves Hu iso IL r. al
wsshHsiou c.; Phadepb psDs esSr
BURNBT-At n. j. ssiarsy NAY "a JHssd azsss
RssstTes and friends Of the family
TaeS1y the !a l non A, .s'e Ie4s % sss NO ~ fa''a's
COwTAE-On saturday MAY Walter Of ioAs q
Hannah 5. COstlH. sgeag moeihs s0iLL i'sA . =
Funeral MONDAY sh igst a. 0s~iE fro-Ne i75 n
OLe-8undred AID anth- 81. Harlem
CULIFS-In Brookn sunday Msy . sfer sss fek
ParEe youuEst Of Dr. HsHzy J. 1nd k1- tss hs n
rEs isads d family, and 2 his b'hes HsAy
o. Aeranasr Aecua No siS R.5mOaas1 B1oOsIn
Taestay the Z7h insL, as D.
CUsHMAN-On sunday morraS M.T 5 sonzo p CcAhssH IA "A
Notice Of iunertl hereafter.
DOUGLAS-At resienee. Bshsnt. DelsHnrs1o T. .
lssh insL Of pheuHoa 4ns r. Doagis agvi 81 yssIA
EDMOEDS-Puaay BorniaS wBAm F1rOuds oaly usrag
The 'Ila Psss1ss .ss iasaii ss is r. yssy ,.a
eiFhthsi ou M0uaIy' ssrh tuss. st n'ciocE ,. n
FERRBROon MAJ u typss ps0uena 'as s-pSr ser'
R, md irsas AZ r,sueii- invited 80 assad lhs ,sasr.
81 Augasiues Churce eorrf oi n ~ aF 30 h irns
BrooEyu day O4oBda,- Nay 81 l IzI, FAasass
sy. At Fallaa srsI R-lhs's
uuGHr-Af psvana caba msY o. ansr ssr laea. Gt.r-
IA. of D. uehfy BAzbt 10 tht-<a yeAT ot Ia Ase
Notice Of iurersl leTealel.
HINMAS-As uta. \ y Ma, o r71 srs s,r 'Hamas s'a-'
dsuga.sf Of he iAse e,orEs scar s9pa as~i II Tssrs
MAGRArHOa salurdly "a noroe -sSf Rods
Magrath. ~ shs 4ist yeAr Of hei .se . . -, 49,. Go,
hsf ate Tadsass 43 PoorAss Assday. MAJ % a. osis
OUrCALT-Oa suntay mon =, NAY ~ snsr short he,s hs
C.sas dauEeasr Of aA IrsHA Oaal eo ya.a
,,od Of The fly ar, aslted 10 attend ne fup,r.i Zee
On Tsssaay AaF 81 At o'Jockpm
PARNRLRB-At s-msrvs SevJsrssv suntsv MAY MISC
a dalgL.ef Of v ihEa us Aary lszIaeee. 500
PsssS.i a. 81 JoSl. c,urA sassr's res q.
SoOsS Cars ie-'e oel oi Liberty 81 e. ocioeE
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

the world To remedythe evils now complained OF br the
farming interests the West and South IN regard
portatou, a complete cure is demanded ANYTHING
short OF this ia not wanted expedients and partial
on believing that water furnishes the cheapest means
OF transportation, recommends and prays that
Congress consider the matter ana extend such
aid and eneOura cement 10 the Atlantic ana
Great Western Canal. the James River and Kan
awSa Canal, aud the Niagara snip Canal, as 1t may
deem heat as there ia hut little 70 doubt that
the solution of whole question will be found to
upon the construction OF great unes OF water communi
natnre bss uroyidsd way" TIE minority OF the Com
itfee report setting forth that inasmueh
as rho Governmen was asked 70 Furnish money or is
e0uiyaleIr that tine Government OF the United States
oht 10 have exclusive control OF the various canals
and recommending this Convention 20 request the Gov
eminent 10 construct and manage these great works.
but tine majority report was adopted ny vote OF ll3
IN
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

mile ruost Of the victims being dropped about that dis
tance from where they were first lifted of their feet
Crowds OF people have ous from the towns 20
the scene OF destruction which extends distance
OF 30 miles, including gap OF 10 miles, where Il Jumped
over the town Of KeOta. II Travelled with incredible
avn 'tness the 30 miee Judging from the best informa
on icing traversed IN is minutes Ine pastors 0f tho
cbnTcshes In KeOkuk and Washington Counties made
the nifty tine subject Of discourse to-day Ihe Rev
w q Williamson whose congregation suffered most Sc
yerelv to,,k MS text from Nahum H. 1.-The LORD hath
his Wav in the whirwlnd ana IN tne storm ana tne
clouds are I'M, dust of hs feetJ and suded 70 tHe
losses suffered by Mr. Walters. Mr. Gibson, hn1 other
membe. of the cOngre CATION The latest news OF INC
wounded IL thot sir Baker who was carrier away H
buggy will die hiSrbs being detached nOB tne Fette-
bFse Miss smith, thg school teacher is oOnYaiesohs
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
QUARANTINE QUESTIONS.

ALBAxY, May 24-After the Supply 0il had
been disposed OF in the Senate today MI D. r. hoOu
Ia answer to an inquiry By Mr Allen said that tne II
nance Committee had made exhaustive lnVesuEA'io"
regarding quarantine matters, and had come 10 Ine con-
euson TO recommend the aDoishment OF the Construo
tior Roard. which was simply wheel within wheel
causng great trouble and expense without ans respoS
blity He also said the Committee found that laIge
amounts OF money had been squandefei, Dut IIc5 ~
uot discover any corrupt practices. Judef he
1nent of the new Health Oflcer. however, theIo sa9
more economy. ana the expenses had Doen Ieuuotu
$40 90 ne past year further reduction Oh an tqua
amount vas promised for next year Win tHe appIDpIl
afIons about 10 De made by Legislature tAt erecliu.
OF buildings wOuid De completed ana no n1"ie i'u''
would DO called for on that account.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
MEMORIAL FTHE CONVENTION OF GOVERNORS

MEMORIAL OF THE CONVENTION OF GOVERNOfS
on CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
The Convention of Governors, winch met at
Atlanta Ga on the 2Oth inst and adjourned the 2st.
adopted a memorial 10 Congress-. reported by the ma
oritv Of the Committee Business. upon the subject
Of cheap water transportation. The purport Of the
memorial a document gwen at considerable length,
Ia given in the following summary: The report
states that the necessity for cheaper transpor-
tauon is vital and urgent and the best means
Of securing II Is question upon the
wise aad speedy solution OF when depend The
continued prosppritv and conteutment OF the country
The interests OF the West and south are almost Identical
being the two great producing sections and the benefits
Of cheap transportation 10 them must be felt py All other
sections III almost equal degree I'm Georgia Florida
South Carolina and Alabama there is annual de-
eeney of 5oOOoOoo bushels Of grain. which must be
supplied By the West The deficiency j. increasing
because OF the gradual decrease OF available
farm labor and IN rapid increase OF the nonproducing
population. The present nigh rates OF freight prevent
the expectation Of grain, and compel the southern
States 10 employ their limited labor IN the production
Of food crops 60 which the soi and climate are not
acaptet aud 10 that extent deprive the West OF mhr
kst TRe average production OF III the Tour STATES
mentioned is ten bushels the To make up the
dencielcy IN the quantity now produced It would DO
Necessary TO cultivate 100000 acres. This acre
age would yield at least $4,000 bales ol
cotton, worth, at Is cents a pound, si25oOo' CO.,
n put 20 corn wOnld loss of t75OJ5,0O, from
which both West and South would suffer Tne high
price OF food adds this loss an increase in the
4 Cueap transportation frOm the West WDuiu Cheaptn
ioDd ANA laDor. and would result ia increased manniao
tures aud larger trade The memorial goes 10 show
tla al Quate tr1uspIrttiOh tuo Missirrpn valley.
.Ae -H1y 0i tho Ual0a. iDaJ Doe made tic ssaIf a
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

Assist-n' ldJ,t4ntGersrat md Ch;sfo Star-Thomsz
II. Lee, Pai ResrDey Post, No. g.
QudrtegmGsftT- II. Stevens, Pun kearney fost,
No.
-Camp-Jiebasl Soan. sumner Post No u;
f. W. Bruuin ghausen, Kees Post, No. 81 john Dlng
wall Cameron Post No -; T. q. Julius Lanebein, Sedg
wick Post No. IL MsjOr Thomas -. Sears, Volunteer
Aid, Charles WeissnaH Volunteer Al
Assrs,anf Marshals-fra A whifman. sedcwick Post.
No. II Pred Dauenhauer, Sumner Post, No = Iheo-
0ore Smith. KOites Post. Non; Jacor Mfrr h0iles
Post No. 81 Anton AnlessneF, K0tes Post, No. ~ >
A. W. Meredith, ID q. Flrragut Post, NO u ys,fpn
Mcdonald. James Miller Post. No IS; John = PnnIip-s
Cameron Post, No TO- George Teller & a. KmbaIi POST
no 100; James 3. Hall, D8hlgreD Post. No. IA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
DEMAND FOR rHE TRIBUNE IN WASHINGTON.

TO the Edtt0r Of Ths TFfbEne.
SIR: How is IL that the newsdealers NJ this
city DO not order sufficient number Or THB DAILY
THBUNEs 70 meet the regular and fast increasing DO
mand Of the public therefori On many occasions dur
ing the pas, 70 days not only myself but number. Of
citizen acquaintance have. Within hor- after tho-
ordinary time for the reception OF the Eew-York paper
mail here sought The town through IN vain in search of
TRIBUNE for sale, ana the growing frequency of such
prompts me 70 ra your attention 10 IT, It
certainly cannot be made that TIE pRBUrn
any drug upon dealers for Is well established and
populary admitted fact that a. former period the
existence Of that great Of the people has
lgement been more marked for ability anu enterprise
has the paper compelled more universal 1emand FOR
early perIsai OF it, columns. y.
Washington, May 20. 1918
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other under saddle On Wednesday next thereNin DC
special premium OF 5000 trOtted foriat Fleetvoooa
by the three fast horses William II. Allen, Huntress7 ~
John W Conley formerly Beppo. Az the Prospeea t fs
Grounds Association Course, Friday 1LLeIis s.x x
Judge Fullerton viii contend for specd1 n ~
g. SEQ la mile heat race, est three IN nNe, 10
The spring meeting Of the Maryland Jockey Siun @
nver inur daYs. A hriLanl meetng ls Antelpateu.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
PorrLANp ND OnnEvsnrse RamRoap. mo

PORTLAND AND OODENsBUsG R6mR0AD. The
completion Division Of ~ P,rad ssd OsdsS.r
Railroad length yras sasng he
na ema'es snd tie o s hat the o1ss
Of The line -bfss vor forward vsossiy VII sbo-
greater o construction has greatly nuei he sale Of As
a mortgage bona The low pner vi oh AsF osd f As
present ani ihs cert- ,h y N s4vinoe poe reader tlea a.
tTasFs Investments Tie Noss Fsirblaks bs sHAHrd
agsss OF the ROAD well be prou building and
managing tie AIRS Of TIA saorsi
10 thg Atlantic grrui1g Post
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
p40CFVcERS 4RRTVVD

FROM SAyANNAH-n saIFIhlp 0sa B1rllG Nay I'll shfgs-
hacker ohirea r s. Iet- O.. b. 4Asev A. Moore &
Tobriush Barclay Ms. A. Brray Mr p snts-
Miss T. L. WadzaS N Dalton wife and chl4, O. W K. MAS-r
A. A Hail. ,. W Scott r. Dillon, Wn D0.ra CaIey r. gh .
John DaeT and VIE J. b. AtFse Mr. y Cgrvet J. q
O. B. Poole j. Wright h HeIins Ma = H. HHrsaorss
= Neaon Mss H. s. hnoE and servant D Poestou Miss tA1ts
Hartshorne, Ia Mr Chirles ~ teesse
PROM LlYERrOOL-lH stezESlp B4!l.c 1Ay G-hn y
sroag Miss Ipnne StFOng Mis- A. Kiler Nm Johs James ams
Percy Taylor and g. A. Blkcg, hT Eak Ms Aksc
Eatchnss Huiehngs p Waza Mrs Farc5 LtBs
? Ms E Lane a. C4mp0s M H. I. f-Anarg. hn
Louse rhaberr Col q. stewart Geo Freemlu j. l. nafg
A. r. Mscy Charles SAn1berr Mss her psErets 4
Pier u. p Moe Mrs T. L. BGiier Aas-er BI- Ber l I1A-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THK CHIEf SIGNAL OlfiChh.
u,su,Snros ID G. Monday May %, 1871 a n.
Synopsis fOr hs Dasl ipeHiB.foH hours.

90. Ex-Gov Jewell viii probably accept the post
0f Minister Hussa
Seven phvsicians have been expelled from tho
Massachusetts, Aeoisai for prseseHe h"1sspAiAy
IA band of desperssdOes, numbering thirty OF
more tas ob~ psess8n Cadlo IN the luan fsrnorT "a
uoa Mssoan aa srAs Railroad sAuraag ana d
Marsha sYrraoNcft1 t
seezspasa Po iDso hp ud ssri quei ih
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
MAY WEATHER.
THE FIRST CASE OF sUYsTRoKE.

THE FIRST CASE OF sUNsTROKE.
The first case of sunstrOke for the season
in this cirv was reported at 140 D yesterday, when
Isaac Van Tyne age S5 prostrated at Bedford ana
M,rton-sts He was conveyed. insensDe 10 the IWeh-
rvi,nth Police Station. and thence in an ambulance 10
4 horue at No us Avonue ID, after having paruJ IT,
yiYeQ under medical treatment
A TERRIFIC THUNDER-sToRM
thunderstorm. causing a serious loss OF
life pad over Flushing Jamaica and Springfield, on
saturday afteruoon between 4 and o'clock The rain
f in torrents for about half hour the clouds running
40 near the earth as 10 almost touch the tree tops ana
rendering distinctly audible cracking sound az OF
puberless pistol shots produced by the action OF eeo
tcitv The thunder and lightning were almost lhces-
SAINT Immediately preceding ana during tIe soTn' anu
bolts struck IN numerous places At rooseI q..s
on tbe farm oi Nj. Hendricksen ABOUT uolen Ne % %
lab0rers were work cutting ~u !. ~ SN ~
posed that the long knives ustu py i rI, ,,d
attract fhe lightning Two OF them, DAVID Tinker au
Henry HoOler who were engaged III "a doN iA1'
the rest were struck and instantly Alnoe, anu & r
of me ihers received severe shocks Another laDoier
al work on the suydaIn FaTm' near fllsnlns nae % a
reported Many trees the track Of the storm "eie
riven by the lightning from top 70 roo's
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
War DEPARTMENT,
OvvtrE az THK tTuEF SIGNAL OFFICER. (
wlsH1SGros, d. c., Monday, May %. lsS-I a H. ,
synopsis for ne Dasi toeHt1!oW hy'"A II.
The horometer has risen, with north-westerly
and souib-eAsterly winds clear and cooler seA,1si
I'M tine Middle and Eastern states ana CAnaia
falling baromeer rising Temperature, lheteiS tvIy
tuuiV weather anu
Il, sutbeaAery winds for the lakes ana thence W ~.
Ohio aud lower Missouri Valleys win RAIN IA
sOuthery winds, diminishing pressure anu anu 5ytS Az
Temperature in Tennessee and the Gun aAa oOu1H -
lautic states with raio In Tennessee.
Probabilities. ,,
For the Middle States S0HtdS6eriv d1id n0rbt-sateIs
irnds cooler elear aud partly cloudy toedteT w'D' P
sibiy rain "a ne soHth-ireSLeTJl pOrftOIs So,
For the lakes and North Wesi, and thence 70
and Kentucky partly and increasingly c0ndy u W.
weather and occasional rain, with falling Ten MPoiA
An Inc evening west OF the Mississippi Valley.
For The Gulf and South Atlantic States westerly
winda partlv cloudy weather and occasional rains =.
Teports are missing from the southw and the Ia
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
LATEST sHLP NEES.
For other Ship Be,Os see Second PTge.(

ARRIVED
Steamship Regulator Freeman Philadelphia .h aniss snd .
LOriliard steamship
Steamship Acahnst Rector Ee--Be8or p..<
FervuOn Wood.
Bsrk Arg0n (Nor) Hausen EeE-Harez-
Bng Queen VI the Tai o FsnosEb Hayes Colombo Jos s
ethr vespsr fBr). - Windsor " s. iotaYB rtth 1ast
schr MARY. SAWYER Windsor n s.. iiys plaster.
Scar Gllumire Or Tzf, HLsboe n b. E.il p.As>rf
Anna smith. Windsor y. s
lg1f \ lear
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DOMESTIC PcRTs

BosroS May g-Arved Steamship ChesApssAs from 4 sSrp~A
ship, IAslalou pasSaocang, CY % Boston. C-oats
Home iron hart Araasl-s FROM Arto Asphs
DEL Csthernss; Hosand, Sunnsm bngs A.
from Derera; K.elnln Cfor; T. h. Hesen fs1 BE
more; J. b. shaw. from Cardenss
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
TIE TuPF.

AT DeerfOot Park. on the COney Island Road
so-d2Y ana tomorrow, will oe heid two oays trufing
foT the bene1l % ih6 1raineT and Drivers Asso-fon
IeIs vii ho I've races four ~ them d. re.s cad, TAO
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Dr.. CnItan

The Old Reliable Has safe. lg aA4 al Br ,J. Sea.
YORK, she Jes IL tbr world
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AARRLED

True and False -cience. speerh ths TTn sspqEsi ~
Parks GOdgln. 10 TaIBUsE LEeTURE EXTRA 40 ,
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VII be at bic orce 70 Cooper lnsylpe em -
iE.sser ga person all who tssh s1aeHi
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

OBHfRNE-McgULTY-O Saturfay. Nay d bT - mNs las
Archbishop McCIeskey. Col Richard r 0Berne, Amy
Mary laughter VI Tie late Daniel Deg Of Se'ff<t
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ijprual Nclltes

r. T.. smith s. Co.'s -uperlaIiVe Gr8haas Fionr,.
ses advrris,rseBt on sth Page gf tbs paper
The Consulate Of aaan alnstd Ne a. ESrhlrE, ss
Ner-tork- fkfNkoSkE TOMIrA
YocCenul II he ksg4re D lapss-
Poisoned MaIeR.
Rad he Paaphet on ZINC POlSONING Ry GALykNIzN
IRON PPRs" AL tbs Se~Sies,ers hsve frise oeaia
kelAof for Sader,nx
ior E1sgaA<usm, Ne1rse
HOT tLECrRicyAED INDICATED BATH APPLICATIONS
lsialA fea. stletaIe, -laaaSd che sfs
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New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
JUDGE DAVIS TECHNICALLY WRONG.
% fhs EdtfOr Of The Tribune.

SIR: I have inst read in THE TRIBUNE Of
this morning the Communications from g Roscoe" and
Lawyer" IL 10 that, III their haste IN com
ing 20 the rescue Of Judge Dayls tdeY overlook me
main ptlnr at between the counsel OF Mr.. Train
and the Bench The defense called DT. Cross prove
that al the time he issued publications m question
3Ir Train was OF unsOund nind consequently not re-
spOugible for the act They had legal gnt 70 do that
they had q right go further. The interest
maded that they should 20 further, order 70 prevent
beng Insane asylum, and show that az the
present time Mr. Train True. Dr. Cross teslned
that Mr.. Train st insane, but when ne was asked
that question ne was longer the witness OF the
defense The defense did not ask him that
question ana not bound Oy his answer aud they
lad Zlt 10 show different state OF facts At this
point Judge Davis erred With an imperousness un-
Dearabe with assumtOn OF power ntOieraDle N any
civilized community, much less in % Free America he
prevents defense from presenting their iul case
With a manner becoming Mikad0 ne orders Mr. IRAN
sent 10 an lum, right In the face Of jury Wlch out
few DAYS before had declared him sane. And "a last
flourish he drops his scepter and no one Is permitted 10
speak 20 him. - -,
Judge held proper that COe sane just before
fl1ng insane al the moment Of hring aud sane just
after very sudden transition. II Is true, but II GER
taiuy SHOWS that IL possible dnd no one can dispute ~
that Mr. Train might been insane while writing
the arncles IN question, and now II he g sane
now bE what authority did he assign him 20 the asy-
Ium9 II a person be sent 70 an a5yium upon 80
the right TO defend himself, then man j. safe ms
liberty depends upon the caprice OF single Judge
Is Ime that lawyers, IN defense Of the community ana
their clients. should speak out against tLis "ant0n
assumption OF power by certain judges r. W. G.
EeUart, n, j., May 25, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
yUDGB DAYISS BLUNDER.

The following comments upon the late action
Of Judge Noah Davis have been reoeNou among many
other communications. at this office;