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DELLlIirE HIGH SCHOOL. BED
- tpI.3 Cp!NTI. NA.--JAMES L. llOE~
ipH!!i.. l.. y. iitI$CIrAL: w Lillian K. AB-
ir!. t~>ri iayE !'TITClrAL --Ihe hin u. ANNUAL
".Nou ~ tris .cli..n for Boys wiil begin SErTEM.
#iN ;5!.I ii.dutifu and healthy location. Fni
.srt> o. !.>i ..icor,. Pupils are mcalbels of the
iGlu!i' F.. Information address either principal,
=. !Sc!lcy,:.. ,y.-t-cincc ~ Is. cod2w
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NATIVE PEARL VS.. PoR ware
Is poor substitute for Natures. Let those who 80
believe use the SozeDeaF, mhtchi dastiy applea'
VIII prevent all necessity for taise teetn, oy
the real oncs sound and healthy. 4.L,5...oi
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pgnsosAL.-Proressor A. X. Yancey has
declined the Ghsir, of Mathematics in the
William Jewel Coilese, preisrrins to remain % 9
in Virginia. -
5 Rev. George Woodbridg p. d, pastor OF
the nj MpDumantti church, leaves the city 20"
day for a visit to Albany. Next sunday
Rev. Mr.. Meredi, b will I'LL his pulpit.
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REvEsUE COLLECTIONS Internal heY-
enne collections yesterday amounted TO
Ss9. .fs4a a.
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IID,1nrYINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
" NO. 12I1 MAIN STREET,

..n sycrES OCTOBER Isr. Special attention
..n,o koos. Keeping 10 all Its branches. Pen man
49,, COMMERCIAL Arithmetic, Commercial Law,
,,,,,,cs Customs, Forms, sc.
f"F P1''''1'A' GEORGE ". EICt.L,
,,s,.snx President.
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The CONSERVATIVE STATE EXECUTIVE Con-.
M,rrsE will meet this morning ut 10 o'clocli
in the office OF the clerk OF the House oi
Delegates e.. ggSssr.f
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r,nGEWORTH SCHOOL, No. 81
t,NNI-\T VERNON PLACE, BALTIMORE,
49,, II. /. LEFERvRE PRlScif.L: Founded
:, ~. is,,- Mi-s :. 4. Hummer, and for the last
.,-,. Vas conducted hy the present principal.
-: ~ ,,Nr1,h annus, session Of the above ENG
',H and FRENCH BOARDING. and DAY
:. NS.OL :or YOU'VE LADltS wlli Begin SePtem-
Iiarn. for circulars apply to the Principal
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CALL AT r. WEIsIGER 6 Co.'s, corner Tweifth
and Main streets, ana see what handsome HAT
v,,, .s.n y,.t nj u VERY Low PRfcE.
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BosroN. August A.. During The storm q
man was instantly killed by LIGHTNING while
piaying with child.
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OF NORFOLK, VA.
LIST OF GIFTS.

This drawing has been legallzed by special act Of
the Legislature, to raise FUNDS for the completion
OF the Masonic Temple In the city OF Norfolk.
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p.WE1sIGER 4, Co.; corner OF Twelfth and hain
streets. are selling STRAW HATS at . TELf SMALL
my lycE M COST. - 49, az /.
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GnApEs, Gn4rEs.-Go 70 pIzzrs1's and get some
of this delicious fruit
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sa,aasa fross sposss.s Rsrss.

PMLADELr1IA. August e. An lsaseAsib5e
persuB'was picked up fiji tne street to-deE
Eand removes b the hospital. Death eheetsys
[ensuetl, aDd 10 WIS fouHd slrrt spcetcd Ssyert
SsaS The eatase S 80,
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r'r i,nr'ia III annual session opens SEPTEMBER
!.i..;. Assistants and terms as before. Catalogue
,g particular. sent on application 10
l.. .&.ELAIkFORD, VI. a, Principal,
.v lg-!r...... ,:,.a Alexandria. Va.
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{: POSTAL CARDs-Those who propose using thu
new postal car's can have the printing neatly ans
cheaply done Mt the Dtsputch printing house.
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LIME AND CEMENT
IME ! LIME 4! LIME

IME LINE! LIME
900 barrels "INDIAN ROCK" LINE received
NJ H;onsftant receipts OF FRESH from Kills.
Far SHE low. DILLON, El.LLTTi& CO.,
Manufacturers, 1903 DOCK street,.
rrpr,,,,,nxn V, auo,sI & ls73 au S
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Grand total, 10000 gifts, all cash.
Whole tickets, IS half tickets, $3.50.
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s4rniy.

RoME,I August 4.-5A feet of Italian war
vessels has been ordered sto.procee6 to, TAR
thageha, Spain, 10 protect tue interests OF
the SUBJECTS Of Italy, and also to Sco6ptratc
with other foreign vessels now there ia
W hateyer measure riay deemed necessary
In view OF situation. ~; e '53 s, +. 81
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LATEST roREBN SEVs.
Enrancel n

d PARis, August The ,ex-Prestder yes-
terday, IN the course of reply to 1fatano;
tk0eehling, who presented him with 2ifE
from the ladies Of MnIhotise, declared ffQss
the attitude of France towards foreign
powers should be strictly neutral. The DIT
.tieulties IN Spain were purely internal K
France claims inviolabilfty of her territosy
she oughtso respect that Of Spain.
ZIP PARIs, August 4s--There Is no longer any
doubt that the Count do Paris has gone Co
visit Count de Chambord. He arrived as'
Vienna to-day, and was received by the Elm
Deror Francis Joseph. There Is much ex-
element here over the circumstance. 81
stsInE view OF the reconciliation OF the B0uf-
bon and Orleans branches. TO which thisTfo-
ceeding points, the Vigilance Commit nf
the left and extreme Right OF the A8saEn.
bly, hold daily sessions, and are prepared 30
cali leading members Of fheif respective
parties together when the time comes 70 take,
action. 49,. i, + ltss s5ft 3
q lhe prefsct Of Lyons has issued an order
reo,iiriag an public gardens ID that city 10,
be cIoseda o'eloeklih the evening. -
ma aij4t spain. Z d -. /, ,.,s !,
il BlrcE1oNA, August 4.-The ECaritsfs at
Pratt de. Llusans are divided INTO three
cOEPcs LUG UhVAo i0t SS1 20 -
Don Alfonso. -. 81 ...s5J4ss =
MApsIp, August 3.-An intransigeate de-
monstration which was extensively adver-.
tised for to-day fell through, tecasise some Ct
its promoters objected to the use of the sed:
DAG: In Cortes tomorrow Senior CsAaealO
will move ail adjournment Of debate on tbei
Federal Constitution until the provinces
have been foifcially beard from with reeltd
TO the division OF the Repahlic into stafea
or cantons. Republican batteries have
opened Oh the Insurgents position In Seftlle.-
Troops only await reinfoTcements before
| making the final assault. =, a I,
MADRID, August 4.--OficiA dispasrnes
| from ValencN to-day report that the 60
yernment troops are, making their way tMf0
the city: Forces are marching against theln-
The British Russian, aud German conspsz
have thanked General Patra, cotBfnaHdiug
| the Government troops st Seville, for thd
| gallant conduct of his men and the preeec-
ton given to foreigners and their pgopeftg.
A regiment at Manresa tired upon thrir
| colonel, who lett his command with uttfn-
| Der of Republican volunteers. Another
regiment mt the same place has dismissed sk
4 officers. .:<s. s 4, !. ,l.i II Il. -. z
4 IN the Co,rtes to-day a special comuittee
/ was appointed oc0nsider the expedieneY q
authorizing Che legal prosecution Of insuf-
gent deputies as ,..1..5;s
/ i The eibombardment Of Valeneis has begun.
BAYosSE, August A.--Don Carlos is In the
/ town of Guernici, province of IBiscay. fss-
! terday heafook the oath OF fidelity to the
privileges of the province. 3, "a,
.::.:.:...s-ss .sg f.ts iqtaiy. s,-;,,4
RoME, August 4.-aA feet of Italian WAY
u T. Tn<Ft y.
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Plan of drawing same as that OF Kentucky State
Library Association. drawing to lake place III
Norfolk on 49, sEst
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The Loss BY the Rertlana, lsresen, Fir,

SAN FRANCISCO, August The loss sls,
.tained hy. tue Portland fire Is estimated at
81 Ia, 900. The los, ili Ion, is gteateE
tIIan that OF either Host0ii or Chicago.
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Fasal Aeessse ess

rs peesaI te,earnn % the Dlspash.
ALExA.sDxlA, FAy August This eve.
ming lii tls boy Damea Michael sulIiyss,
lsonaf Dani e5 o. saIsivaD, ,sttemp pting get ID
ascar attached 10 o sain OBJ the AIezaRira
ahd Fredericksburg railway willie n motion,
fell under the Raeets zra WIS tesfihly;muti.
lated, dying insaantiy. B !:
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Go TO PIzzrH,s and get some Of those nice grapes
,efore they are all gone {. 's3.t ~ s.,
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'T0 TOBACCO MANUFACTURE RERs.

ADVANCES or SEVENTY PER CENT. IN CASH
Of TAX PAID VALUE
- 4! @. ntair on coubipIimcnts TO our house, IN
rhRhSi NJ RAE OF Six PER CENT. per
-aA,S, fer ,Inuunt OF tax on Shipments, and viii
,., ~" naldacc nf advance after receipt Of goods.
i,ohft RETURN: made with check for balance
SinNt"dia'c!y on sale of goods
Sc i!npuicis ~ the = it0n Carlos" and $ El
""ao bian'.s OF HhSS LlCORICE.
.ioFEMAN.LEE Il co.
T0arcD COmmis ion Merchants.
10 Eacliauge Place. Baltimore, BID
my SI- Cxj1to .E
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH. 1878.
mn ErT0R
ADVISORY BOARD.

ADFISUK1 UUhhDs =
His Excellency Governor Gilbert q. Walker,
CoIonel Kader Biggs, p. Il. f.:
John X, Mcdaniel. L. Il. Commander
j. j. Burroughs,
Captain Samuel Watts, Yirainia Legtslatnre;
Robert f.. Witlers, q. AZ, G Ii. T., and u. G Z. OF
Colonel Thomas F. Owens, p. 6. NJ;
John K. Whitehead, ESP. ex-Mayor:
Colonel W. Fl. Taylor, state Senntori
James G.. Balm, G. Z. q. G.C LE} S. u
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Il.
3 CAL Ai AlTERs.

CHTRcHs NpTss etwitf,stai,iit,r I'M
fact thatsaaany PERSONS have lett The city sGe
asa gsnefh thing were pretty vel
filled eShiiday last. : ~
s At ST. Jbha's ins Tie m66raing ta,se xp5sstnii
ofhcinted ;aat night Rev. Dir. HI. read tI,e
service, and Rev. IL. credit, pneaehed.
Atihe Plne.street Baptist church the rife
pf baptism was administered TO one candf.
dates s9sil ss say ri
CATHohIcsITEMss-- Right Rev. Bishop Glib
bons'w will isave The city on Friday next to
be absent until the first week in September.
During his absence he viii visit The various
Catholic churches In the western part Of the
State. ts ..sfssf.S 5ss
The clergy of the diocese of Richmond,
which embraces oil the churches In the State.
together with the clergy of North ICarolina.
will attend the pastoral retreat, III coiijunc-
ton with Baltimore clergy, which COM
nences in that city on the 18th instant and
terminates on the I'd Of Septeznb The
object of The retreatisto enabiethe clergy To
devote themselves exclusively to religious
exercises The retreat will be held I'M old
st. Diary's Seminary. 4 ,.', ~ E{.i,f;
On the Gath. instant the new Catholic
church at Berkeley Springs, Morgan: county,
W, Va, win be dedicated by Bishop Glib
bons. This church replaces the one which
was DESTROYED at that place during the war.
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LOB SALE PRIVATELY, a CEDAR
E PAtsK,n at PeWHATAN STATION, ION
the Richmond aud t;unyiie railroad, txeuiy-
two miles from RichHond; contains 1Hkks.
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. Of which
two hundred are cleared, IscLuDiSG DUiLl-
ISt; Lors.i Yields good crops or corni wheat,
totacro. Gc The improvements nre large and cotn-
noious and Is nor onl the best lecatfd, hut one OF
the haussoniest holnesteads in the county. Apply
70 ..-,- q d J.. APPEhSOS.
Real Estate Agent aaL Auetioneer.
ty sSSatawtlstS4p -fE-- ..s-, - - a.
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VoCkLAND LIME

DOCkLAND LIME.
~ 1900 barrels Eo..1 R0CKLAND LIME,
100 barrels FINISHING LINE,
daily expected pir schooner aMerlca,
RIVE'ETON LIME receiving constantly fH
Ches, prake and Ohio railroad. For sale low by,
sly 80 a. :. LEE. hSh..
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REsISESS CHANCES.

For SALE, fEsssE
ONE COW AND CALF. g.
i. u. SEAY, 4 CO,
aus 1907 Bas!n ISank.
k'OR SALE, A GOOD, HEAVY SPRING
Il WAGON, made Ia The best msnner. and bit
!l'ie ca1 H. eau Le seen at hix'S stables, Oh Tenth
au 2-H LEVY BRtpPHERs:a
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tOR SALE. SIX fEEN TiiOi.OUGH-
BaED ,HES fLK PIGS for sale by r.
RUSH BUiLESS. 80
eut'" kieitinond, Va.
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..,,,,s.,es. rhoais rs. &c.
REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

E'OR SALE PRIV VATELY, 10 ten-acre
II LOTS near Manchester, suitable for market
gartiets. Also. desirable BUILDi W, LlytS at 20
per foot and upwards. FAgMISG LANDS mall
localities or tile county OF Chesterfield, Va Apply
10 MOODY & SROYAEL, 49,
Real Estate Agents and 4 snctioneerS, Il &.
z5----- Office coruerSeventh and Hull streets.
tvoa sl.-s Manc1lestcY, va. :
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TIE TRUSTEES OF WASHINGTON
L HENRY ACADEMY wish TO procure the
-.ry.c", i 4 classical TEACHER for The ensuing
scholastic -e>."m, commencing the Ist day of Octo.
~.r, 10. The academy Is located In the county OF
Hauoyrr ri:giniu. nine miles from Eicbmond. and
and ftli from AtlccS station, Chesapeake and
n!i" railroad. Al communications To be addressed
.rJ II. iuiDcrlakc. clerk of the Board. .
tpW1N SHELTON. Preside mt.
ic,t-,a.cc. Atlcc's station. Hanover county, Va.
-l..LA, - 60 t,lA, ~
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.TA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF

ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
y VISITORS or THE VIRGINIA AGRICUL-
TUEAL AM; MECHANICAL COLLEGE on the
18th .uv ;: vas
d" N."ir.J. That ten days after the commence
arnr al rch annual session. II there should be va
,I u tn counties of the State, the Faculty may
..r.lgrla Il Mamser equal to The number OF vucaii-
.> who skill have ail the privileges Of State stu
,rft> Tn, students thus designated shall be- taken
Tar IL p!act:c.hlc from the counties or localities
"a which III yucaucies may occur. giving the pre-
themselves worthy of the appel ntmenI. lf wi hin
hir,N DAY, :hcry.fter any county shall make an ap,
poiuimcn, such appontee shall Ike adnlittct, and
Ir st,rHnt previously designated by the Faculty as
~" Isl OF gry stu'ientS.'
ticnll S calic, I, The fact that under the above
.r.uat!Un county school boards must make tielr
l"iu;mci!:s ut State students before tie 2ed tEly
.,ltc.arr. i, the latest. Apply for catSiogue to
ia p,.lNyl I'm l,
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TEN THOUSAND PRIZES.
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION

seso,oo, III currency to be given away By the
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING NE5TLY
~ DON Al THIS OFFICE,
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sEl,SATIONAy.


nErHEL AcADEM11, l;sI1,,rn corsry, va,
~ ,,.hs for the higher ciasstS oi w, s,n IN.
p'i"rc->tics. or Tor busahess az ;,s praet,ca,
daS n nf,nrds facilities tor .'s,, and has
nHy,c. Rnok-kc"p'ng sno sss 's,,;dens are
IA introductory ,sr.,is in The University OF Mt.
afcgTd Il sshirgton and Ice uniScrsiss, anu 'oe
Nrs.",;ao - NiW EoARD AND TUITION Per nal atl
'r,n ,f :wcnty-one wecss' pnweISSAripat.S ne -
.ln4CC. Se' """'N' p,thel Academy poSt-othee,' E@
FanGaicr coastyyEa..
~,TnRGLToWN CoLLEGEs n, -,
h'rIs,f - ,.I' viii bc resumed on the cd OF Sep,
" - ''S'H ,,rnrma,Inn. address PRESIDENT
nv ,.n,,, ,%:rTUWN y CoLfEGE. an s-lM ).
--~IC17i ,TD BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR BOYS, n711
II ,,.>Ir STREET. NKAk PARK tAFESeE,g
A' 49, EAbiIMoRE, MD.
IL - ..r,1,lM.cs Of the University OF Virginia,
,.'ri II ";cyman taught by exner.enced natiee
EH.t" Sss>. VI commences SSEPTBhbEkI 10TH.
N'',', with fun particulars, sent 10 any ad-
'F'''>T f.-s 10 Professor 4. y. SenaOic, unt-
.1.N: Of Vire'nia; General I. NJ. Logan, Riclf-
,"rsii> 20, "' ~ as2m
Iuyu AND MECHANICAL ESGf.
HNrTsING st the Rensselaer, rhlytechnie lit,
,iil.. i,us,,rrassed IN this country. Gra'iaistcs
N9'En~, E.!irut positions. Re-opens september
80" tnr Aun,ui Register, containing I'm.
"., ,n,-~c oi study and fnli particulars, adureSs
s.n,.. .,t.,.,r lAKlES HRoWS, director
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nl,rlE EHoME-aIADE TRUSS.

iy 1T.afawa
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-12-05
raG lXDEPEKDBSr FARMER.


No class of men are so indepen-
dent in these days of financial
trouble as the farmer. If he has
done his duty during the summer
he has his winters living. His
bread Is sure. The brakeman and
mechanic are pressed, because they
arc out of employment; and they
have to make their living by daily
labor. If the work ceascs their
wages stop, and supplies are cut off.
They are not able to pay their rents
aud buy food for themselves and
families. You can find men In all
of our towns who would be glad to
exchange places with the farmer
now. In the large cities of the
East there are just thousands of
poor men who are out OF work, and
therefore out Of bread. The long
winter is dreaded because they see
no chance to supply themselves
with fuel and wood. The Farmer
breads not the gloom of winter be-
cause ne has his supplies in store.
He has made ready for winter.
The winter may be long and hard
but his crib is full and his larder Is
stored with good things. His wife
and children are happy, for they
have plenty to eat and wear. No
man lives as well the year ronnd as
the industrious farmer. No man
can be SO independent in the days
of q money panic. They may not
handle much money, and may have
to deny themselves of some of the
luxuries of life, but their bread and
meat are sure.
The farmer can take comfort
over another thought now. His
products all bring good price
when compared to the price of Ia
ber, goods and groceries. Dry
goods and grocer les are down tc
the old prices. The farmer is get
ting war prices for some of his pro
ducts, and all of them bear living
prices. Re now brings his buttel
and eggs into town and gets hii
own price for them, and pays tel
cents for prints, and buys otheI
goods, with a few exceptions, q
the same cheap rates. Happy farm
err! We rejoice with him. We ar
all dependent upon him for or grub
and we love to see him live well
We glory in his independence.
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A SENATOR FOR THE SOUTHWEST

A contributor to the Leavenworth
Call, takes the following view of
the coming Senatorial election.
There is no doubt Mt all but what
Leavenworth could do herself more
good throughout the State by
adopting the suggestions set forth
by this correspondent, than in pur-
suing any other course. Can We
agree on the man? That is the great
question. We hope our chances,
which seem now SO bright, will be
improved. Says the writer:
I'VE hold that the true policy of
Leavenworth in the coming Senate
rial election is to support some cap
able, honest, worthy maR-oDe who
ls identified with some material in
terests of tho State and OF the West,
and one who will in every way be
the peer of our present Senator, and
who lives in q portion of the State
not having a representative in Con-
gress.
The portion Of our State now
lcAoS ICpECsCuICo 10 euC oO0tu" CSt'
1t Is a section, that by it's railway
facilities and connections, should
be directly tributary to this city,
and IL Leavenworth can establish
intimate political relations with that
section, we shall have taken stride
towards more intimate business re-
lations, and the latter are what we
need, and what every true friend OF
Leavenworth will seek to secure.
Let the counties in that section
agree upon their man /; let him be
one in every way worthy of sup
port, and there is little doubt that
he will have at least the cordial
good will and support of our BUSH
meas men, and we trust also the ma
terial support of our representatives
in the Legislature"
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exposure of his enormous crimes,
and the punishment which il about
to OVertake the old sinner. Crime
must be punished. Aud the law
must not respect persons, but after
all IL Is humilating to know that a
mau of Tweed's ability should so
Disgrace our common manhood.
We are greived to know that men
are capable of such crimes. What
terrible argument in favor of hui
man depravity. While the people
rejoice over the detection of his
crime and the surety of his punish
ment, let them remember that q
man Is ruined. What q thought
one of our fellows has sold himself,
soul aud body, to the god, mammon.
A soul once pure is now stained
with guilt. A man who once en-
ioyed the esteem of his fellows ia
everlastingly disgraced. And let III
hope that this example of justice
may deter other men from like
deeds, like shame and ruin.
Since writing the above the. fol
lowing telegram has come TO hand
We are not surprised.
New York, Dec. IA rumoI
which was circulated this morning
that VIM. Tweed Is dying, 10 con
firmed by a report TO the mayor
Office. He IL stated to be IN thu
hospital with inflammation of thu
brain, and at one O'Clock was no
expected to live till evening.
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bum at Aichisou ii1e other day
and spent $500. The feat is unex-
ampled ia the history of journaiis-
tic enterprise" Wonder where they
got their money?
Col. Smith, of the NeOdesha Free
Press, is going to have q little theo-
logical "mill" with Elder Schick of
the Christian or CampbeIite church
next week, after which he will re-
turn to Humboldt. Smith wants
Schick TO believe that he and all
other sinners will be saved.
The ice house OF the II. X. & Il.
Ry. at Parsons was burned Wed
nesday night, week. The wind
was blowing tOwnward, and the
fire threatened the city for u while.
The Sun says about q dozen screech-
ing, screaming, saOrting, locomo-
lives made about the best Ore alarm
we ever heard"
One Sutcliffe and three others,
were arrested 3. Atchisou. last Sat
nrday night charged with being en-
gagged in organizing companies for
the purpose of maTadipg and pill.
laying Mexico. Sutciiffe is said to
be the riDg-leader. Papers were
found in their possession including
the roll of the Atchis0n company
numbering some forty names, the
fact that at least one hundred other
similar organizations are in exis.
lance, and copy of their horri6
oath. Satellite and Durham were
taken East on Sunday morning t.
be tried for high treason. Some o
our pimps it appears, are spelling
for q fight or q steal.