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TELEaRApHIG NEWS.
Enslssh and Ercncf, Opinion Regnrds
r. ~ ling Cuba.

+ New yonks afarch 27.-Vice- President
AgufeIera, Of the Cuban reyolutiontsts, whn
has been on q tour in England and France,
arrived here yesterday. de reports that
great sympathy is expressed IN, England, but
English officials say they cannot interfere
until the United States does. In France the
opinion Is divided, some saying the present
Republic of Spain ought not to be harassed
At present, others urge that remoustnnees be
sent TO Madrid, while others ask why the
United States does not interfere, as IL is an
American question.
AguieIera says Spanish officials have boob
winked Sickles, by asking his advice, to such
an extent that the passive policy Of the
United States in Cuban affairs can be relied
upon for along time to come.
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New York EgCnlS.

New YORK, March 27.-Oyer 100000
have been subscribed to reG.tablish the Bulls
Head Bank. H.,
John Mallory, convicted of highway rob-
berry of Il woman last Sunday, was to-day
sentenced to fifteen years in the pententiary.
George Francis Train was before the Su.
preme Court to-day on habeas corpus, and
was recommttcd. He held a bouquet in his
hand while in court, and made 4 rambling
speech. The case will come up again to-
morrow.
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yYasghin-tau Items.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Rear.Admiral
Montgomery is dead
The President informed the South Caro-
lima delegation that he would probably make
his southern tour year hence.
A blunder has occurred regarding the
Raleigh collection district. Harris was con-
firmed the last day Of the session, but the
President had previously, Ivy message, with,
drawn his nomination, thus retaining Young
i'm Office.
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Meckleffburg county; to amend tue cnarlef
OF Salem, III Roanoke county |; to provide
CONVERSATION to- the sheriff OF Richmond
city for attending the Special Court OF Ap.
Epeals, the Circuit Court of Richmond, und
the Cbaneery Courts to- appropriate GER
tain sum of noney to protect the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum from fire; approprlatins
sum of money TO repair the capitol, &c
(S3,SO0).
MINING AND MANUFACTURING.
House bill to encourage mining and manu-
featuring in the State came up on its passage.
.rrhfs bill proposes 10 return 10 individuals
or corporations that establish mining ana
manufacturing enterprises within the Slate
in the next five years all State taxes on the
capital invested therein for five years after
the passage of this act.
After considerable debate. Mr.. PoAGuE
moved to reconsider the vote ordering the
bill to epgrossment.
Afr. RippLEBARGER moved to amend the
bill so MS to include all persons investing In
agriculture in the exemption from taxes.
Rejected by ayes 81, noes 40.
Mr.. SMITH moved to lay on the table.
Lost. -,
AR. DESrALE moved to dismiss the bill.
Agreed to. -,
At 81 2. NJ. the chair was vacated TIL 8
2. NJ.
Night Session.
Sneaker HANGER resumed the chair at
p. NJ.
PASSED.
The following bills were passed: Senate
bill to authorize the Board of Education 70
fund the bonds of Virginia belonging to the
literary fund; House bill! to incorporate the
Brock Gap, Hardy and Hampshire Railroad
Company; Senate bill to amend section OF
an act TO require deposit of securities to he
made by foreign insurance companies DONG
business in this State; to amend the charter
OF the city of Richmond; to authorize the
corporate authorities OF Liberty TO borrow
money; Senate bill to incorporate the
Woodstock and Lost River Turnpike Com
papy: Senate bill to authorize the CITY
of Richmond to contribute to the Dulia-
ing of q railroad from Keysrllle to
Gainesville; Senate bill to authorize the
Common Council of Petersburg to issue
bonds to the amount Of $3.50, 900 for paying
the debt of said city; Senate bill 10 amend
The 18Th section Of IN act passed at the pre-
sent session OF the General Assembly for the
preservation of oysters and to obtain revc-
nue. for the privilege Of taking them III the
waters of the State; Senate bill to lncorpo-
rate the Danville and Franklin Railroad
Company Senate bill to amend an act APP
proved March IL, 1872, for the relief OF the
late sheriff of PittSylyania county.
On motion OF Mr. MATTHEWS of Loudoun,
the House adjourned at 10 p. NJ.
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q go murders y ere eof5tnis:sd In csii,st,
nh yesterday Il ~ Se.''ef'
Cranton q Co, bankers Of Sew H,,n.
Conn, bare suspended. -'en'
The greater part OF Campbclisyil,e. n,
,ior county, KY, has been burned. ~
&; fweefs resignation as senator from q, J.
fourth New York district has been filea A'
The schooner Ada 81. Dyer has bean am,
OF the Virginia eoast. Her crew wa,.
saved. wee
A'nan at PeekskilI, II. Y, Attended ).
Kill his wife, inflictlpg Q triaing stab - and y
then hanged himself. "aa
The Countess Gaiceioli. who was ot o,.
time brought prominently before the nub me-
in connection with the Byron scandal I;sS
IN Paris, resterday, aged seyenty.two S Sha
was the author Of a book entitled "My T ps
collections Of Lord Byron NJ
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I'm, ano,,s,os, s,nessionsn porto nice

HAVANA, March 27.-The abolitions of
slavery in Porto Rico meets with the Sap-
provaI or the people. A few pro-slayery
leaders only object to it. Even. the slave.
owners considerable provisions OF the law
more favorable to their interests than they
had reason TO expect. The press generally
abstains rs ret from comment on the passage
OF the bill.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
T NJ. BLCkERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
1o5 TWELFTH STREET, EEAE CARY.
RICHMOND, VA.
Highest prices, quick sales, and prompt r,;1il,
guaranteed.
Bags furnished at short notice.
REFERENCES:
W. {. Darlington, president Piedmont md 81!
.ngtou Life Insurance Company, Richmond, ":
Hon. Thomas z. Fitzpatrick. State SENATE, NJ
sop. Va:
Hon. Thomas s. Watson, House Representative.
Louisa, Va;
, Colonel John Fl. Guy, attorney 1t law, R!ca
mond Va;
: Judge f. II. Lane, Lorisa Courthouse, Va:
james l.. Gordon. commemorative att1nay
Louisa Courthouse. Va:
Clerk and Treasurer Of Louisa county, Va;
judges Robinson and VI atsou, Charlottesville.
Va:
Messrs. Baker Iirotlcrs, Stannton, Va:
Garrett G.. Gooch Esq, SliilbUro', ChcSApa..
and Ohio railroad:
Captains Anderson, Richardson, Fitch. E.linE.
land. Roberts, Joseph +. Mallory. and other cn9.
ductorS on Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
NH 2G-d.taw, sw, &wim
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FUMES FOR THE PUBLIC ScHo0Ls.-The bill
providing for the funding of the bonds be-
longing to the literary fund has passed both
Houses of the General Assembly. The pas
sage of this bill will add about $4,000 to
the funds for the support of the public
schools in the State.
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The TYced Case.

New YORK, March 2I.-The Legislature
will continue the investigation of the Tweed
case, Notwithstanding his resignation.
i Later.-A dispatch from Albany states
that the Senate has discharged the commit
tee investigating Tweed's transactions.
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NfEE3NS:S.

MASONIC NOTICE.-Them members. & -
VI of DOVE LODGE, No. ST. will attend M
a callea meeting at the lodge room. Washing w
ton Hall, THIS (Fridayl EVENING, March 18th, at
s O'Clock promptly. for work Members Of sister
Lodges ami transient brethren in good stinding fra
ternnlly invited. BY order of the W: NJ:
NH 2s-lt* Il. Il. AUGUST Secretary.
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THO New Jersey General Railroad nisi.
IRgsToK, N. ~, March 2277..flie House
and Senate baye spIaiHtea 8. committee ef
conference en- the general riilroad bill. RI,
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COUNTY JUDGES NOMINATED follow.
ing countyjudgeS were nominated yesterday
afternoon by the Conservative conference !:
Charlotte, Robert c. Bouldin; Fairfax and
Alexandria, jones Sangster Grayson, g..
w. Corneit; Lunenburg, W. H. Perry !;
Montgomery, John Gardener; Nelson,
George S. Stevens; Page, James Z. Stew
art; Princess Anne, F. NJ. Whitehurst
Russell, Henry Fry; Washington, L. NJ.
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Tao Marr Estate in scotland.

PoaTL4sp, ME., March 27.-The Mari
heirs met here to-day, and formed en- asso.
cia!ion to, prosecute theft claims for the, es-
tate OF Msrr in Scotland, worth sixty millions
of dollars. "a
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Obituary.

HARTFORD, CoNs., March Ex-senator
Dixon is dead. He was Gfty-eight years Of
age.
ATLANTA, March o. Rev. John S. VIII.
son. distinguished Presbyterian divine, is
dead.
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The s,cntenHias Celebration.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The bill appro-
priating s1.00O,000 to the centennial celebra-
ton has passed the Legislature, and now
goes to the Governor for approval.
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Three Children Barned to Deaih.

MILWAUKEE, March 27.-Thsee children
were burned to death near Reads Landing
Mimi. They were caught by prairie fire..
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PROPOSALS FORPUBLICPRINTIyc
4 BINDING, LITHoGRAPuuSG- Er
COMMONWEALTH OF yRGyS,,
OF PUBLIC PnIyrIyc

.-vg DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC PfIyrIyc
RlcHaOSD, March Is, l,-t
In accordance with law. sealed prnpos,I. ,,.It ;.
received by the undersigned. az h, OHIO In ue
ftol. until TUESDAY, April l. 1874 q, =, " 'yf-
printing and binding for the State OF virc;i ~, ~
the,ensllng twelve months. as follows: Ah'''' ''f
l. SENATE BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JoJp-
:. House BILLS, DOCUMENTS, Joury,,
&c.
aANNUAb REPORTS OF 0rF;cpps
nal Improvement companies 20 Board OF Publ
Works. ''V
4. ACrS OF GENERAL ASS EMILY.
S. TWENTY-TtIIED VOLUME OF Graf
TAS'S REPORTS.
6. All other PAMPHLET and BOOk-WOpE,
guircdb any department Of Government
I. Observation-Disclosures blank forms. w,.
rants, Oatils. commissioners books. poli-ycok, ,ri
1ob-work generally. Bidders will slate price -,
1000 ems for composition. and fer press-wors =,
token Of $50 impr. ssions.
s. BISDINi, FOLDING, STITCHING. EUL
ING, TRIMMING. WRAPPING, &c roldrulb,
0. LiTHoGRApHING Lct,cr.Heads. Eu,eop4.
&c.
The Superintendent reserves to himself The r,b,
to have forms OF large jobs dupIicilcd
The Superintendent also reserves the "a, io,e.
ject any or all bids.
Contractors viii be required TO enter into lind
with security, to be approved by the Secretary ol
Commonwealth, for the prompt and faithful cYr,.
lion OF their contracts.
Specimens Of work required may be seen AZ tn
Office of the undersigned. X. +. WALKER
Superintendent OF Public PRINTING
NH l7-e0dtApl
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Spain.

MADRIp, March 27.--The Inlparctal an
nounces that Don Carlos has abdicated his
claims to the Spanish throne in favor of his
son, under the regency of Don Alphonzo.
General Cabresa has been appointed TO the
command of the Carlist forces in Spain.
1t is rumorcd that q secession movement
is on foot in the CanarieS, the leaders of
which propose 10 declare the islands indie
pendent of Spain and ask for q British pro-
tectoratc. General. Hidalso has heen APP
pointed Captain-Generafo the Caparies.
INSTRUMENTATION is spreading in the army
Of Catalonia. Many officers have been threat
enei with death and obliged to fly. The
Carlists are masters of upper Catalonia. -
The ministerial crisis has terminated. No
Cabinet changes have yet been announced,
but decree will he issued tomorrow or
saturday ordering elections for a constituent
Cortes. 1t is said the Conservatives will not
vote s..% = s&s'ea = f+s- -
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TOILET ARTICLES.


nON'T ANY LONGER GUN UP YOUR
~ hair and clog It's struggling energy by ruts!Uz
castor oil and alcloho on II, but the rcHovsnr.
cooling, aud tonic ChplLLlNA, which j re2'l'
what II purportS to be-, 4 HAIR SOUR!sHEr. i
has no custer OIL nor sulphur, nor sl-fr Of lead ro'
anythlu. but what will benefit the hair and .enfer
It soft and silky. WOOD & SONS, Druggists, Pr'-
prictor5 and Manufacturers OF Clpi!iina MAJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & BAKERS
w "SAPOEINE DENTIFRiCic" is offered "a
the BEES L <TO0TiI-PUWEER In Hsc. Read h-
following certificates:
have Cor many years used in ny family aiitfr,'
&c, Id. d to my patients the "SApUSiSE btEll.
FRICE.'' prepared by McssIs. Made & E'hr.
who have acquainted me with its composition: sni
all who use It may do so with the agsyrance tnIt
Is far preferable TO most preparations OF Us Eni.
and that Ii does not contain any ingredients t.a can
possibly iDjure the teeth In organism or aP1cii'
ance. JOHN u. WAIT. bG'E''
We confidently recommend 10 al ":!6 hCchaa
efficient and harmless tootii-rnwd'r the elEsh!
preparation Of Meade & Baker known ~ "sAiU
NINE DENTIFRICE."
-.s-e GEORGE W. JONES. ilcutat.
s.....-..s., X. n. HUDSON, Dentist.
= W. LEIGH BURTON. Dentist
j. NAIL MOORE, II. H., ncali
g-t..-. JOHN MAHOSEY. Dentist
.-'. j. EDWARD CHASE, DenliS,
GEORGE 3. STEEL. iien,icf
Price, lfty cents box. For sale d? cfnss'S'
h'"'
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sXrUITNTEETH.-ME BAKERS
sEEDSs,EN, FLORISTS. &c.


"A LII VARIETIES OF LANDRETuSFe'
n liable GARDEN SEEDS just received.
49, l.. WAGNER, prugglst.
Inh IS Slxth ana Broad Str r's,
EXTRA EARLY ROSE POTATOES
and SEED OATS
for sale low at MOORE & GOODs0SS.
..IsIT-1fsF + 5ei .-. 307 seventh s;rec'.
NH 10 between Broad ard 3ia;silih
e,EED OATS! TIMOTHY AND
~ CLOVER HAY! MILL FEED! aA !
genuine assortment OF nil kinds Of Fl.tD on.Gu'
and for sale at the lowest prizes. c.,
~ MAYO & TATuM,
1914 Cary street. between
NH 3-Im Thirteenth and f0ug'cCnt!i iHgtls.
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ Pr,
NJ CEIYED until tic 2efu DAY OF ,prI M
1873, for the BUILDING OF ALSpcn1r hu-
HANDSOME CoURT-HoUsEi in tie town q, ND M
Plans. with specifications, can be seen ,, ..
4izs,,s WILLIAM ". wORSU,u
mn s2-t20A 49, Chairman Building Tn,rrt..'
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iRATTAN'S REPORls'

VOLUME %, GRATTAN's REPoNls.,
Code OF virginia. 1873; Acts OF AsSefncii ,,s,t.
'73; Natonai Bankrupt Reporter volume ,ts eye
S,nts,s suits I'm Equity. y0Iyuel J; tIiigaas D'i -
OF Tirginia f,cpoffs !; Wailaee's tDi'cd o'"'
ports, volume L.. mo y,lu .tf,et
Orders solicited for the above ~ l3t3 ''''"
H.nxrup u pnd other Leaal Diaiis ST.Sp.
4 * mi tieSEEw works aiti iars,: STOCK OF s'''
ARDLASN for sale by rxc,IsH.
mi, 2!-d,&w RANDoLfH g I..1---------
:TNKS.-SOUTHWARk CoMpAss .,i
II ENGLISH WRITING INK writes c''s"
never fades. sole Sgent fox uniieast KY
SEHENCK TAG CO., 50 BeeSiian sssesN
NH ls-3M E 80 ts..s - ---..----------- -
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PARIS, March Judgment has been, rem
dcred in the Memphis and FL Paso Railroad
case. The defendants are pronounced guilty
of swindling, and have been sentenced to
various terms of Imprisonment. General
Fremont is condemned, IN contunldcidn. to
five years confinement. The other defend
ants, vino were present, were arrested as
they were leaving the courtroom.
The Assembly to-day rejected the motion
made by the Lett for the abolition of the
state of scige.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. 60.

NICE Observation-Disclosures, EnSif",
IN and American Note and Letter fsies''
Envelopes to suit:
InitiaI Paper AMI Envelopes In boxes; t,,l,.
Cold Pens-the finest lnatte-wlth or without h"fT
ers: -s~SsE - -,
Portfolios. of morocco and rspIer. machlc:, .
Portable AiitIug-iIesks, Of plpier-inac'ae' w
wood, walnut, ard fancy WOODS:
IDkstands In great variety, Fancy Paper" eiS"''
Lctter-t,Ips and BllI-Iio,de.s.
Fine pCcket-kniyeg and EraEeTS
Pocket Rocks and Bankers Cases,
Memorai,duni-B Books IN great yarie! ~,
Diaries for 1879, Blsnk-Books or e:ery dss, II
:. -H,a1c05 Main strait
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

. .r.rE.. England. .a-.'..r
LONDON. March 27.-The steamship Great
Western, from Bristol for New York, went
ashore at Blackmore to-day in a heavy rog.
France. -.. ..t
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the truth is,, as everybody knows, that in
Virginia, now and for many years back, and
nnder different State constitutions, all officers
have held over until their successors were
elected and qualified under the constitutional
provision which the Journal says applies
only in cases where there is first an election
and then failure to qualify. That paper
has not made itself familiar with orr laws rs
we understand them.
Now as, to county judges. The journal
does us the honor to initiate our formula, ard
The following is the result: 49,
lst. That the Consultation fxes the terms of o.
nee for The county court judges II SIX years
the first day Of January next following their APP
potntDent ysREIET s
time for these officers 10 en-.
ter npon their judicial dtie, their first or three
years. term expiring ON the day previous"
Here Mr.. CooHrLI let us say would file a
demurrer. All three of the above statements
might be true; but the inference drawn by
the Journal Is illogical. and is not warranted
by them. Dir. CooHILL would simply admit
the truth OF all Of these, and go on to elect
county Judges now In order that they might
I be ready TO enter Office on the LIST OF January
next. Here is our formula as TO what Che
fGonstit,tion requires:
LIST. That Che Legislature and fhe Governor sh Al,
bs chosen By the people 1T tie same iiuiee and
Z places. 1r1-. s.. 49,. 1ss5--'"SS 1
!. 81. That tho Governor shall go into ofec on the
{ Joy day " january neas succeeding his e.e:lion.
i And ~ sEs !. j. /. -
81 !. I'd, That The Legislature she'll cent lie yotes fr
t3oserncr and declare stss D.e.t elected. t,r fsf
iag 90 secios by ths people, te Legislature shaii
Ghsss bsing true, the inference we drew is
sssiI,ayol dable. But the proposition
aeapz ssis, the trss Inference to ke drawn ID
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01
A QUESTION OF CLOTH.

Most Of the cloth for the new army
uniforms is being manufactured in
Germany. We are indebted to a late
Washington dispatch for this curious
piece Of information. If it is true,
we would like to be permitted to ask
what's the matter with our America an
cloth-makers, that they are not able
to produce an article suited to the
purpose? Under the impression that
we were encouraging home industry,
and assisting to bring our own manu-
features at least up to the level of
foreign standards of excellence, we
have paid enormous indirect subsidies,
through a protective tariff, to these
factory owners, for generation or
two. If, after all this, they are not
now able to make cloth fit for the
clothing of our soldiers, it would
seem that we might as we'll abandon
an experiment which produces results
so unsatisfactory at cost so extrav-
agant. And if they are able to make
| it, where is the use or sense of send
ing hard gold across the Atlantic to
pay for an article we can buy as well
at homer chicago Post. 7
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1850
QUOTING TOO MUCH.

1t isn't often that one gets into
trouble by quoting too much from the
Bible, but a workman engaged IN
carving a church motto made sad
blunder in this way:
The presiding clergyman OF the
parish Of Briersport was chairman OF
the committee on ornamentation OF
the new church, and it was decided
that a suitable quotation of Holy
Writ should be craven upon the cap
stone of the portal over the main en-
trance. In accordance Herewith the
workman was directed to carve upon
the stone the sentence,-"My house
shall be called the house of prayer"
The man acknowledged his literary
DEFICIENCIES, and in order that he
might make no mistake he asked for
an exact copy of what was wanted
The clergyman being in somewhat OF
hurry, and having a small pocket
Testament with him, took it out, and
opening to the twenty-tirst chapter of
Matthew, and pointing TO the thir-
teenth verse, he said,-
"There, my man, you have it just as
we want it."
The craftsman took the book and
the clergyman went his way.
The dedication Of the church was
postponed a week to await the finish
ing of the capstone. 1t was done in
time, and raised to its place, and the
CONSERVATION of the good minister
and his companions of the committee
can be better imagined than described
upon beholding how literally with a
vengeance the workman had copied
the text of Scripture. Commencing
at the point designated by the clergy
man, he had reproduced the whole
verse, SO that the stone bore upon It's
face the startling sentence,-
"My house shall be called the house
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80 Not long since a gentleman visit
ing charity hospital, remembering
that he had some illustrated papers
in his pocket, gave them to an old
man there who could not read. He
would have forgotten the circum-
stances if he had not been reminded
Of it by one Of the physicians of the
institution when he met afterwards.
"He has not yet finished studying
these pictures" continued the doctor
after mentioning the incident. do
you remember the dull, vacant counte-
nance Of the man? You would be
surprised now at its sprightliness
and when / spoke to him ofthe change
he said: %, Doctor! you can't
know what a joy these papers have
been to me! / have lain on this bed
week after week. I have counted
again and again all the squares in
this counterpart; | can shut my
eyes and putmy finger on any partic-
ular figure in it. know every
speck on the walls of my room. I
can tell just how many bricks in the
wall Of the opposite building can be
counted through my window. and I
have been so tired until I got these
papers.'''
Is not such a result worth the
expenditure of a little trouble, a
postage-stamp, and a newspaper
wrapper? Generous-hearted people
often complain that they can give
nothing. because they have no money
to bestow; and yet there are so many
tender charities that require very
little money. and sometimes none at
DALI ee-
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simultaneously with the news from
the Modoc country comes dispatch
from Texas, stating that Indian Superin-
tendent Hoag, or ''his friends" have
asked Gov. Davis to release Satanic and
Big Tree, the two Kiowa savages who
were tried and convicted under State
laws, some three years ago, for the muir.
der of party of drovers, Immediately
after "big talk" and distribution of
presents Gov. Davis thinks that he
would prefer to delay releasing these
wildcats until the Goth of May. What
reason there may be for releasing them
at all does not appear. 1t is perfectly
certain that Satanic is fend in human
form. His deeds of ferocity and treache-
~ are known not only all over the
Southwestern border but throughout the
country.