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Tho execution of Foster has
sprung . lively discussion on CAPT
tel punishtnen'. The newspapers
are teemine With T., the puipits
are foil Of Il and the result is not
dimcult to foTesss. Alladmit that
hanging 10 . cruel death. Substi-
tute0 are offered that will cause
. death and avoid the publicity Of
hanging. Such - "a over dose OF
ehloroform; eonfning the priaoncr
IN q cell in which shall be intro
duood Ger bonic aid gae, and thus
let him breathe his lie away quiz
city and without pein. This puts
. bed on tis s,hjeek, and the ques.
tioa = asksd II . criminel is to die
without pain and away from the
eyes Of the people. why need he
die q oil i---Thus tscilly ucknowl-
edging the brutal and brutalizing
phase Of hanging - practiced
now on those who witness and
those Who read Of Il. And at once
that barbarous custom seems 10 be
topping in the minds Of the peo-
pie, and the current in.ensibly
drifting to an Issue which will de-
clare that the object of Justice is
reached when . malefactor Is plac-
ed where be can do no more
harm. RA
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Josk iBiilfsss On siiesce.

6ilense. Is still noise.
One ovathe hardest things fur >
msn tew do, 10 tew keep still.
Every body wants tew be hurd
fusk and that IL what ellis the world
With noncents.
Evsrybuddy wants tew talk. few
wants 70 think and nobuddy wants
TO listen. lss
The greatest takers amun2 the
feathered folks are the mag pie and
ginny hen and neither Of them are
TtCv much account. - 81
Iis II . maI ain'g sure l.eis right.
the best kard he can play IL .
blank one
I have known menny . man tew
beat at IN argument BY jist nod
ding his head once in q Wills and
simply Say, Jess 50, jess s".'
Il takes . great ncnnv blows to
drive . nail but one will clinch
~
SOM men talk Jest ~ . French
pony trots, all day long; in a hall
bushel measure
Cilense never makes emmy blum
dsrs, and always gifts as much
credes ~ IL due il and oftimes
more.
when see . man listening to
me cluSz alwuz say to mysel'.s
lookout Josh, that, felier il taking
your neasnre.
"a ] hay heard men argy pint two
hours and q half and not get any
further from where they started
I than . Euel in . bark mill; they
did . good deal oy going rouLd
and round.
] hav set on jurys and hav had ,
lawyer talk the Law, fsks and cvi
dence w the kass oil out ov me
besides starting the solee ov M
boots.
] hav been tew church hungry
fur gospel, and cum home 90 full
ov It that couldn't draw q Ions
breath without siartin . button
Brsvity and cilence are the tws
great kards, anil next to, saying
nothing, saying little il the strength
ov she game.
One thing is certain, it IL obl,,
the great thinkers who kan sdor.
tew be brecf, and there has beer
but phes volumes yet publishe e
| whieh could not he cut down to.
thirds, and menny ov them soult
be cut clean back 10 the titell pag'
without hurtin them.
It + hard to find = man Of gooi
sense who kan look back upon al
occasion and wish he he'd eAis
more, but it is easy to phind menJ
who wish they he'd said less.
A thing said is hard to recall
but unsed it kan DO spoken eny
time. p asad
Brevity is the child ov ciiense
and is . CRATE credit to the oil
man.
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TIE PALLADIUM
! nATURDAY, APRIL Il 1878.
4 EEp0ON Ero0 the ScaHotd.


a writer n he Albany Journal
ss1lAfG il Ne moral Of Fcster's
ssl14es1nd p1slshmsnt in the, fol-
loQiuy 1urning words:
e6let tboaGht he vas merely
putting . little innocent LIQUID
sseli6k" In the glass ret out for him
- 3heis1ample room" at which he
.lapsisd onslAiA1 ~ car On which
Hpfaum was Sidlsg. But the enc
ny that he put II bic mouth stole
away bic brains, and then handing
him . car-hook showed him his
Victim. Sample rooms indeed, and
God help % from such samples!
How I wish thss al tho proprfetors
q sample rooms II New York city
could haye looked on Foster % he
hung on the Rallows tree while the
sheriff made o@cial proclamation
- them-this ID one Of your sam
ples-his blood be, upon your
heads, Think you that the men
Who sold Foster the liquor that
osa1ed him o. the night he murder
ID Ratnun shall satand With stAin-
lsse hands q Ne lsstassise3 You
may call this Kind of storm over
strained, you may tell me that I
IN intsmperats IN my temperance,
but I tell you from bleeding, and
broken hearts al over the esrth-
bleeding and brokan because Of
sample roomH and kindred ante
roo0s OF he'll, goes up to Heaven,
day and night, the sgorizing pray
Or 20 Lord. how long, how
longr
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Sleep whenever you can, is urg-
ed By recent medical writer. A
Lawrence gentleman afflicted with
q cold tried 10 cure himself by
bathing his feet in war N water and
drinking . tumbler full OF gin and
molasses. He then sat down By
the stove and took dose Of balmy
sleep. His wife had gone to bed
and on wakening about three
o'clock in the morning. wondered
Why che Was alone. Going down
I stairs, che Wits horrifed to find her
.aliege lore asleep in his chair, the
IRE on, his feet still immersed in
the water over which cake Of ice
was formed, and an empty tum-
bler on the chair beside him.
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Much dissatisfae ton among
members OF the bar 10 reporter
from Indianapolis over the action
Of the Supre,n Court in the Adams
Earl Investigation. The fact ,ha.
Graham, the Librarian OF the Eu
preme Court, who hsd been admit
ted TO practice in the Court, re
ceived . fec Of "a, 900 for which no
services have been rendered, aud
that lawyers who did not appear
in the case at all received larger
fees than those who did, 10 thought
to warrant the suspicion that i'm
proper means were used TO obtsin
tho decision, and al investis alton
by the bar association Of that city
10 talked of.-La!a3 cite Courier.
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JURUBEBA

which is pronounced by the leading medica
authorities Of London and PARIS the most
powerful tonic and Alternative known to the
medical world. This ID no new and urtried
discovery but has been long used by the lead
ing physicians Of other countries with won
derful ramedal results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive or
Rans by cathartics and hysics. they rive
only temporary relief-Indigesticn,H atule nc ,
and dyspepsia with piles and kindred dis.
eases are sure to follow their use.
Keep the blood pure and health 10 assured.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat St., NY
Sole Agent for the U1itsd States.
Price II per Bottle. Send for Circular. 51l
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Tho Waship g,on correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer says
the result of the Caldw we'll case 10
commented on as . triumph OF
Senator Morton over the quadril-
atersl composed Of Conkline, Car
penter, Howe and ewart, who
have undertaken to dispute his
Leadership. Mr.. Conkling has
been at several characteristic tricks
lately. One was to dodge the vote
on Collector Casey's nomination ;
the second Is the carefully holding
back Of his speech 10 the Senate
on the Caldwell case, and prevent
ing Il going into the Congression-
al Record. His bad faith in these
matters is proverbial In the Sc n
ate.
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Attorney General Denny has fur
nished N opinion 70 Mr.. NJ. p.
Hopkins, Superintendent Of Public
Ipstsucuon, In which he takes the
ground. II . township trustee uses
the trust fund In his possession 90
- 70 make . profit, and he appro-
PIRATES the same to his own use, he
and his ,spreties are liable on his
bond for tho amount Of profit thus
relied. The opinion will be
publishsd in full hy Mr.. Hopkins.
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In consequence OF Stokes infat-
uation with Josie Mansfield, his
wife procured a divorce. The same
steamer that carried that document
to her in Europe carried also the
news of the murder of Fisk. On
account Of the same, Mrs. Sutton,
a sister of Stokes, has been dis
carded by her husband for adher-
ing SO strongly to the fortunes Of
her hapless brother. The Senior
Stokes has been bankrupt thereby.
and one brother, a man of great
promise, died some three months
ago Of grief and shame, while the
remaining members of the family
are in the deepest distress. Stokes
the murderer, was, not many years
ago, i handsome and affectionate
boy, and the pride of his parents.
Verify, the steps OF her that s.ieth
IN wait take hold on hell"
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tbs gratifying TO Us toinform be public
that DR.. l.. Q. C. Wishart's line Tree Tar
Cordial, for Throat and Lung Diseases, has
gained An enviable reputation tr"m the At
lantie TO Abe Pacific ocean. and from thence
to some Of the FIRST families of Europe not
through the PRESS alone. but by persons ,hro'-
cut the states actually benefited and cured
At his Office. While he publishes less, 90
say our reporters, he is unable TO supply the
demand. II gains AMI holds its reputation
First. Not by stopping cough, but By
ioosenisR and ass :ti7g nature 10 throw on
the unhealthy matter collected about the
throat and bronchial tubes, which causes If
5firation
second. It removes the cause of irrita-
lion (which produces cough) of the mucous
membrane and bronchial tutfa, assists the
ungs to act and throw of the unhealthy Sc
cretiOns, and pu:ifes the blood.
Third 1t il free from squiys, lcbelia, ipe
Gao and opium, of which most throat and
lung remedies are composed, which allay
cough only and disorRanize the stomach. II
has soothing effect on the stomach, acts On
the liver nd kidneys. and lymphatic and ner-
vous regions. thus reaching to every part Of
the syst IN. and in its invfgorating and puri-
tying effects It has gained . reputation which
it must bold above all others in the m rket
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An lftshman conesstplAtes him.
calf t6at hall he, lIeb told about
him ANT ssue. b.apn
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tain to lay tie lou ndasion for future eviic
sequences. o
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q all cases OF sudden cold, how ever taken,
these Tsbsetsa should be promptly and II sely
used They equrlixe the circulation Of tie
Blood mitikats the severity Of the attack.
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8 yWelss' Carbolfc Tablets are put up only
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DR.. Franklin Described the farm
ey's condition in 1I76 40 follows;
~Haxmer ut the pillow,
Wife milking COW;
Daughters spinning yarn,
Sons th.eshing in the barn
All happy 70 . charm"
Another writer gives the account
Of 1870, % follows, applicable, ct
least, 70 some latitude:
The farmer goes to zee . show,
1ls daughter 1t the piano;
K 'sE Madam gaily dressed in ntin--
is Al he boys are learning Latin,
With mortgage on the tarn.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

George wilkes Is In Paris.
Professor d. Silliman OF Yale College, is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge W. 4. Lincoln, OF washington, is at the
Grand Central Hotel.
Colonel Washington Lee, OF Wilkesbarre, is stay
ing at the Hoffman House.
Ex.Congressman F. e. woodbridge, OF Vermont,
Is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Governor clifford, Of Massachusetts,, arrived
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening.
President J. +. Joy, OF the Michigan Central Rail-
road, has arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain Victor NARROW, Of the British army, is
among the recent arrivals at the Hoffman House.
Count Won Plato, Of Germany. who arrived yes
terday from Havana on the steamship City OF Me-
rida, is now at the New York HOTEL
The Russian Consul General W. Bodsco, is stay
ing at the Clarendon Hotel, and the Consul General
OF Colombia, Don Miguel salgar, at the Everett
House.
Among the passengers to the Panama Isthmus
from England per steamer Elbe was the following
party, en- route to California, where they intend
settling Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sumner, family and
servants; Captain Jacobs, Royal Navy; Mr.. Arthur
II. Buttemer.
Hon. Joseph howe LETT Otkaws yesterday on q
visit to his friends In Boston previous to his assum
Ing tho GOyernership Of Nova Scotia TO which be
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has been appointed he was accompanied t. me
train By large number OF members OF Parliament
OF both political parties. NEFNtN
Susan B. Anthony u likely to prove too much for
the United States District Attorney at Rochester.
SIS 1t crime FOR United States citizen to voter'
Ia what she Ia asking OF the people Of every town
and village In Monroe county. and the District At
torney wrathfuily asserts that - he VIII be unable
to get an impartial jury for her trial on May Is, he
must move Susans case into another county. Su-
san courts the change. She will continue stamping
until the officiai himself Ia convert. 3A&
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QUINTUPLE SHEET.
New York, Sunday, April 40, 1879.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

SOUR INDIAN POLICY IT'S MISTAKES AND
IT'S LESSONS"-LEADING EDITORIAL AR
TICLE-TENTH PAGE.
THE MODOC FLIGHTl WIDESPREAD ALARM
AND INTENSE INDIGNATION AT THE
ABOMINABLE MIsMANAGEMENT OF THE
'PEACE" POLICY MEN AND THE MILL
TARYi A GENERAL WAR FEAREDl
GILLEM REINFORCED AND HUNTING FOR
CAPTAIN JACKS MIsCREANTS GENERAL
SHERMAN ON THE MATTERi THE KIOwAS
AND COMANCHES DIGGING UP THE WAR
MISUNDERSTANDING PAGE.
NINE TRAVELLERS KILLED, THIRTY WOUNDED
AND MANY MORE MISSING A PASSENGER
TRAIN BUSHES INTO THE CHASM CAUSED
BY BRIDGE BEING CARRIED AWAY
THE WRECK SPEEDILY WRAPPED IN
FLAMESi HEROIsM OF THE ENGINEER
AND FIREMAN. LISTS OF KILLED AND
WOUNDED-SEvENrH PAGE
-FOUR PERSONS BUTCHERED ON THE MORRIS
AND ESSEX AND JERSEY CENTRAL RAIL-
ROADS-SEvRNTH PAGE.
REPORTED DEFEAT OF THE CUBANs UNDER
CALIxTO GARCIAi THE SPANISH STATE.
MENTS OF THE LOSSES-ELEvENTH PAGE
THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN SAN SALVADOR!
LOSS OF FIFTY LIVES AND s5,ooo,ooo IN
PROPERTY IMMINENT PERIL FROM FIRE
SEVENTH PAGE.
n RUMOR FROM CANADA OF THE DEATH OF
THE POPE THE MATTER SAID TO BE
KEPT SECRET TO AVOID PUBLIC AGITA-
TION-TENTH PAGE.
SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS OF KNAvERY AND In.
CAPACITY AGAINST THE AMERICAN COM.
MSsIONERS TO THE VIENNA EXPOSE
TONI WHAT WAS PAID FOR THE
"HONORw DOES CHOLERA PREVAIL
SEVENTH PAGE.
ERIE MANAGEMENT MEssRs. sHEARMAN,
GOODRICH. JUDGE BOWLING AND SUPER.
NTENDENT KELSO ON THE WITNESS
STAND LIGHT THROWN UPON SOME
DARK Observation-Disclosures PAGE.
MONEY COMPARATIVELY EASY STOCKS BUOY.
ANT GOVERNMENT BONDS AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE STILL FURTHER ADVANCED
GOLD HEAVY THE BANK RESERVE
MILLION BETTER-NINTH PAGE.
The NEW ORLEANS RACESl DETAILS OF THE
FINE EVENTS ON THE FOURTH AND
FIFTH DAYS OF THE MEETING-MARITIME
FOURTEENTH PAGE.
PANAMA's POLITICAL TURMOIL BOTH SIDES
WORKING vi EFT -MISCELLANEOU
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
THE RELIGIOUS PAGE PASTORS AND SUB
JECTS FOR TO-DAY rURGATORY, SCEP-
TICISM, SIN AND POLITICS THE SALIENT
POINTS TREATED OF BY CORRESPOND
ENTS UNCONVENTIONAL NEWS--S1xrH
PAGE
ALMPSES OF MURDERERS' ROW. JAMES G.
KING WATERING BETWEEN DEATH AND
THE HANGMAN JOHN SCANNELL PRO-
TESTS HIS INNOCENCE AND WOULD
RATHER BE HANGED THAN IMPRISONED
EIGHTH PAGE.
ZEAL ESTATE VALUES AND MOVEMENTS IN
AND NEAR THE EMPIRE CITY, THE
QUESTIONS OF ANNEXATION AND QUICK
TRANSIT-FIFTEENTH PAGE.
GOVERNOR DIX, MAYOR HAvEMEYER AND
THE NEW CHARTER-LOCAL AND MUNIC.
IPAL ITEMS-NINrH PAGE.
IIGHT-HOUR ENFORCEMENT AGITATED BY
THE wORK1NoMEN-AN INQUIRY INTO
AFFAIRS AT QUARANTlNE-A SAD CASE
EIGHTH PAGE.
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TIE WEEK IN WALL STREET goes into his
tory for the periodical panic at the Stock Ex-
change-an occurrence not often known at
This season Of the year. But then the snow
blockade and the severe Winter put everything
back three or four months, and the tumble in
stocks, which usually happens in Winter, wes
delayed with everything else. TIE more
gratifying outcome Of the week Is the decided
Se'axation in money, which was greatly easier
nleer the panic. and loaned as low as per
cent in some transactions. Gold has held its
irmness pretty well, however, but left of
little under 49,
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/. Tan Wan. m CuDA.-The telegram from
Havana, which we publish to-day, under date
of the 17th instant gives assurance that the
rolonial war against the authority of Spain is
far from ended. Official dispatches informed
the government in Havana Of the occurrence
of o severe battle between the insurgent
forces. under command Of Calixto Garcia, and
the troops Of the Republic ON the 18th in
slant General Riquelme reported that
twenty-one insurgents and four Spaniards were
KILLED and thirteen Spaniards wounded. The
number of insurgents killed, if it is stated
correctly, indicates that there must have been
. good many rebels present in the fight
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THE POPE.

Canadian Report OF the Ponti6,s Death.
OTTAWA, Ontario, April 10, 1879
private despatch has been received here to-day
saying that the Pope died on Monday last but that
the fact has been kept secret to avoid public agta-
ton respecting his successor until the matter
shall have been decided In Rome.