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AN ESCAPED CoNvICT.-Herman Liedend ,rf
and Charles Garry escaped from the New Jersey
state prison yesterday morning, by cutting
through the roof and letting themselves outside
Oy means of rope. Garry was afterwa rds re-
captured. A reward of 500 Is offered for Lied
enderf,
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success Of Gen. Crooks Apache Cam.
paiSn.


General Crook, commanding the department
OF Arizona, has Issued the following order:
with pleasure the announcement is made of
the surrender OF a large number of Indians
lately hostile. against whom military operations
nave been prosecuted for the past four months.
The chiefs OF these tribes give assurances that
they uesire I'd conclude a permanent peace
These pre- positions are made in the midst of a
campaign IN which they have been severely
pulished, and the department commander be-
leVlng their sincerity, announces and hereby
declares peace, simply on condition that these
Indians shall cease plundering and numbering
remain on their several reservations and com
ply with the regulations made BY the govern
ment, through their authorized agents. So
long. therefore, a. they may remain true TO
their agreement, they will be protected bv the
military OF this department in the endowment of
All Their rights under the law. After sufficient
time shall have elapsed to enable the friends of
any renegade still at large to bring them in
upon their proper reservations. post command
ers Will use the troops of their command to pnr-
sue and force them. IN case any such stray
CLING bands remain absent without authority
they will be forced to surrender or he de
strOyed."
Advices from Prescott, Arizona to the 9Th
instant. have been received. Troops arrived at
Camp Verde April 1, followed by hundi of
Apaches, who were anxious to surrender, ueing
the first time in the history of these tribes they
have sued for peace. Chitihon, one of the Ia cad
chiefs, said he asked for peace, not because he
loved the whites, but because he was afraid to
40 otherwise. COchises band in Ari IONA is the
only one now depredating. They are still COM
uniting horrible Outrages on the people of So
nora. across the line under color Of protection
>JrOm the United States.
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U. y.
day until the 18th instant, after deciding that no
more argume nts shah be heard at this term
About the list of May the court viii al ,ourn
until October.
THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard the case OF Richard F. Jackson, of
Georgetown, d. c., for property alleged to have
teen taken by government troops to the value
OF 81 AGO in Fairfax county. Va.
The CASE OF SATANTA AND Bic TREE-Tte
Commissioner of Indian A fairs to-day received
the following dispatch, addressed to Frien
Enoch Hoag. Indian agent, central snperin-
tendency, and transmitted by Mr.. III. to the IN
dian office:
AUSTIN, TEXAS, April "A, 1873.
Letter received. / would prefer to delay re-
lease OF Indians TIL 10Th MAY, when the le .is'..-
ture Will have adjourned, and can visit Fort
Sill myself
EDWARD j. DAVIS. Governor
This dispatch is in answer to a request from
Friend Hoag to Governor Davis asking for the
release o. S..tanta and Big Tree. the KiOwas
and Comaches having returned all their white
captives and stolen property.
Ex-SECRETARY boutwell, CoNTRADIcTs
PHELPS, DODGE & Co.-Senator Boutwell, en-
phatically contradicts the statement of Phelps
Dodge * Co. that they were innocent of the
charges of fraudulent invoices, and that the
sum Of 81 ZOO was forced out OF them bv way
OF a compromise i'm their recent difficulty with
the department. When the charges of fraud
were brought against that firm, they filed a
statement at the Treasury asserting their limo
cence, and offering to pay the ST 900. Mr.
Boutwell,. who was then Secretary OF the Treas
ury. declined to receive the money. and notified
the firm that the courts were open, and il they
were innocent of the charges they should 90
into court and prove their innocence. Upon
this notification they withdrew the assertion of
their innocence, and it was then that their offer
to compromise was entertained. The depart
ment in no case accepts money of any party
VI IN "a lima la.s,. II
lowed by law to compromise with offenders only
after guilt is admitted: and 1t was on this dis
unct understanding that the compromise WI IN
Phelps, Dodge X 20. was made. Never while
Mr.. Boutwell, was at the head of the Treasury
department was any compromise made with
persons who claimed to be innocent.
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A Railroad De,,ss, Burned

MILFORD CENTER, OHIo, April 1.-The
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad
depot. and the warehouse of ShOull 4 McMahill
containing 200 bushels OF grain. were burned
last night. The amount OF loss unknown.
ANOTHER.
PoRT HOPE. CAM, April l9.-The general
Offices and station OF the Midland railroad com
Pany at this place were burned this morning
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LAVA BEDS, ApriI IL.

LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB Enthusiastically
was the fourth day OF the races. The result a.
as follows: First race, two miles, all ages Tor a
club purse of $500. $3.50 to the first horse, 500
TO the second, and $50 to the third. II was won
by Village Blacksmith 10y half a length, beat
ing Flora McIyor, Mary Louise, and Sir Rufus
in the same order. Time 3.i2.
Second race, mile and a-half, selling race
for club purse OF S509; won by Tom LeatherS
by three lengths, beating Belle Buckle second
Louise third. Time 2i1. Belle Buckle let
down during the race. In the peol, Belle
Buckle $50; Louise sl10; Tom feathers $50.
Third race, mile heats, best three in five, all
ages, for club purse of 81 200, 5000 to the first
horse, SEQ to the second, and Sl00 to the third.
Nellie r.. ], /; John Mcdonald, 9, >, 3; Sauce
box, 3, 5, 2; Belle Buckle was Withdrawn. The
inst heat was won by length, and the Others
Saucebox 500, Nellie r.. s35, Mcdonald 500
Belle Buckle SIS
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TIE TIDE TURNED.-One hundred thousand
s0vereigEs have been taken from the Bank Of
England for New York. Approximations exist
of the bank rate of interest
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MONTREAL sim Flooded.

MONTREAL, April 19.-The lower part ofthis
city IL still submerged by water. The greater
part OF Grifhntown l. now flooded: sidewalks
have foated away, and boats are paddled about
the streets. The inhabitants are suffering i'm
consequences OF the flood. A: the village OF La
Prairie, owing TO the sudden rise OF the river
the Ice was driven i'm with great violence aud
destroyed a number of houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

MR.. BEECHER announced last Sunday meet
ing of the Plymouth sociable. Visitors were re-
euested to come in the garments OF their ances-
tors. Mr.. Beecher said he did not know how
tar back the request had reference. Great
lauphter.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

THE U. s. SUPREME COURT adjourned yester-
day until the 18th instant, after deciding that no
more arguments shah be heard at this term
About the ist of May the court will al, Ourn
until October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

A sIxeuLAn DUEL took place the other dav At
vicksourg. The weapons nsed were knives.
The sweet names Of the combatanfs we're Ross
Dent and Violet Carter As TIE res,,lt az ~ =
ctmbat the Violet faded forever. = - ''e'
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Denver. NAoethes I'm
y Stair rods covered with white and r.,,
ieAther ls the latest fashion in Rurope
~A Kansas paper describes a man "a 49,,
before election wv see :
~..The Tyrant OF New Orleans, lisa
tragedy in blank verse about =, h ,rf''..,. a..
there. ~ o1'
SThe finest nickel mine i'm tie country rs
Conn. ',
ga married woman in pittsburg has suel
man for breach OF promise whs coarted her In
her youth.
s1An old conductor says he is no Judge Of
ladies are sspassing fare"
man Whiting Of the weather SAYS "rbe
back bone of winter is broken, but che tar vass
yet occasionally" - - : =
SMrs- Nancy Luce. of M srfha,s yippva,s
was the favorite candidate OF ~ rfeen vos,. 49,,
judge OF probate IN Norwsik, Conn.
~Dr. "Bull Run. Russel az ,h. ro,.s
i,mes; despite his white hair, has been declared
biack-bailid At the Athenaum club. ~
One OF the republican, members of Tie
MS single competitor by ONE majority in a total
Indiana imbibers are ANNOYED d, the pr,-
dictien THAT II will take two wears 10 ret ssle-
esion from the supreme court ON tno new Tsm-~
Pefanee iaW OF the state. Z = ssaEsis,. Il
The services in On Ohio church, q few
Snndaysago, were suspended while yesag lady
ncfse- whipped male member OF the eonsres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

The AoDoes have made another raid on our
people, and murdered them. II ever our gov
eminent gets hold Of these sAvaees, gets them
nght where they cannot escape, gets them
Wholly into its clutches, some contractor will
make money-Ddatnry Nescs. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

PRESIDENT GRANT and party arrived at s..
Louis about 10 o'clock last night.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from thi
source to-day were s2i9 31s.0I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
FOR = NIGHTS ONLY ANDl MATINEE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS, April Il q u
MATINEE TUESDAY, 2P.N
WHITSEY'S GREAT Albany COMBISA-
TIOS the very hes company ever in tins ci y, in
the great moral Drama,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
The wonderful AMI yout HUI Star Actress, LAURA
liberia IN her astonishing impers onation uf
'.T0psy,f with Songs, JigS, Dances, Banjo Sjlo~:
the Acknowledged rival of Lolita.
The great ftvorite Actor, GEORGE kUNKEL,
the best Uncle Tom living.
The beautiful Child Actress, Little MAMIE rs
Tvs, and a most powerful cast of character
MATINEE TUESDAY, APRIL ~
POTJLAR PRICES Admission. % AMI 30 cts re
served seats, cts Matinee prices - restry ell
seats, 20 cts. No half price.
Don't fail TO see the very best UNCLE TOM s
CABIN ever presented.
Box office open for the sale of seats from IL T. m
10 Up m. 'aEL2;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

BARON JUsTUs LIRBIe died at Munich YES
terday, after painful Illness, aged 20.
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Acquitted.

CHICAGO, April i9-At Beardstown. m.
yesterday the trial Of c. r. Diferb4cher. cir
cunt clerk oS-Cass county. for the murder of
W. r.. Mllistead at Virginia, IN. September
last, resulted IN the acquittsl Of the prisoner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

JOIiN OBRlENS
Great Six Tent Show.
NOW ON EXHIBITION ON
SMITH STREET LOT.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
ADMISSION ONLY 25 CENTs-N0 HALF
n Tr,5le Menagere, the Triple Caravan, and
THE MONSTER ELEPHANTS.
THE MONSTER ATOM RHINOCEROs,
the wonder of the world.
THE GREAT BRAZILIAN FAMILY.
THE GREAT CLARINDA LOwANDE,
The great CHILD RIDER, MOLLIE BROWN,
The GREAT CLOWN. PETE CONKLIN anil 10
other Star Artists
THREE PERFOR MANCEs DAILY.
AT 10 A. M, p. NJ. AND Z p. NJ
Whenever the procession i given in the morning,
here VAL be only performances, at 2 and Z
IL. aliit-
~ WASHINGTON THEATER COMTQUE
w eleventh street, south Pennsy lvsnis aver Ne :,
,ASoTHFsEl ANYlASSt SsW s sF AfSGyELTIrs'
"'' tGoR re hvPATf Il RstSs
EnsaEMSn ,fb e the inSSgmparsGls IENYAHs,
tie greatest y Earcpe, sad AmefiSa', 6 %nas,.
FL an kd Ps%fT
Prodigy Master HERBERT ri Or aN in his IS
great Dutch comicaties nd specialities The great
TER and JENNINGS Ensaremsn Of fhs BENZ Be- M
Jug Queen Of song. Miss FANNIE DAVENPORT.
Our Gre at Ballet Troupe in
THE CAPTIV
Or, TIE BIRD-CAGE OF EDEN
IwelVe Beautiful Ladies', under the direction of
Mons Alex. Blaniowski. George F. Thongs IN
DIck Pafk er, Otto Burbank, Laura and Emma III ar
rlsUu, and our entire Mammoth Novelty Troupe in
the screaming Dutch farce entitled 'sDinklespies
Blunders The great Burlesque Circus will s-O be
produced. MatiHees WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY. FRIDAY, April j, 1873, Grand Com Of ment-
ary Be neht 10 the great TumhlerOnicon H. PAR
nm anu caNl Ed Y. PRoCTOR. all
0LDNO.l On Exhibition tNywN
ESP and sale 43y
10. &39 7th street, between ID and stree,s ei,h,
doors above Odd Fellow b Hall
Vnoice VII falntlngs, Engravings, Chromos, sc.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, wiDi.w
ohshes; PICTURES, Frames, Picture Cords and I AZ
sells, Kings, Mails, &c, in the District
~TERMS CASH.
Please remember N anne and Number ,el-yv-
A LII KINDS OF OAST-OFF WEARING AP.
"A PANEL can be sold to the very best advan; age
| by addressing calling on JUSTH
6l9 street, between 9Th and 7th n w.
Notes by mail promptly attended TO- Cash paid us
(1LD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER Erc
- bought al fair prices for Q New YORK house
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes by mail
sromptiy attended to BY AUGENSTIIN, 14Os
Pennsylvania avenue dN.lvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

COMMODORE WATSON died in at of apople,
at San Francisco yesterday evening.
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THE BATTLE AT THE LAVA REDS.
06ietal Reports OF Tuesdays ami
"Wednesday = TighttnS.
There we're not Enough Troops 10
Surround the M0tloc Stronghold.
Hence Their Escape.

Gen. Sherman received the following tele-
grams from the Lava Beds to- day through Gen
Schofield at San Francisco:
LAVA BEDS, April -.
We have fought the Indians all day, an,
driven them to the immediate vicinity OF their
stronghold. Our loss to-day is one officer Ill
Eagan) wounded, not seriously; three enlisted
men killed, and nine wounded. / hope 20 sur-
round them to- morrow.
LAVA BEDS, April Ie.
To Kcjor General SckoE.ld, San FrdHcisco-
We have had some very severe fighting To-
day. and have driven the Indians about four
hundred yards. and have succeeded in cutting
them on from the water. They must now
break throug,, our line or evacuate their strong
hold, our lines are not more than four hundre,l
yards from the Indian caves. / can give no
adequate description Of the ground over which
we have fought. Mortar shells were thrown
INTO the Indian camp yesterday and during last
night. find il will be impossible owing to the
nature of the position 70 surround the indians
with my present force; have fifty-four Warm
Spring Indians under Donald Mckay. OaT
loss to-day is two killed and four wounded.
ALVIN g. CULLEN. Colonel LIST Cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard the case OF Richard +. Jackson, of
Georgetown, ID. c., for property alleged to have
teen taken by government troops TO the value
OF 81 ,iC0 in Fairfax county. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19
Another Man Killed az Dupons's Pom.
der Works.
Death Of a GaIIn., ,Y-.-.

WILMINGTON, DEL, April l9.-Anofher ex-
pioSaon occurred this morning az Dupontis now
der works. Michael Dougherty was kiIlea.
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
This ANernseus Dispatches.
IRE RoUT OF THs HeBots.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
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THE TRADES.

THE TRADES.
A VIKINGS.
"A JOHN g. HOGAN, 1I3 Market Space,
TENTS and FLAG : for sale or rent
AWNING MATERIAL Of ali kinds for sale.
PROOF AWNING MATERIAL. hi apist.T
DLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING.
Those desiring TO have their Plumbing and Gas.
IN reasonabIe tI nT and SUBSTANTIAL manner and
lis PeHnsy yanis sy enue Capitol Hin
Work warranted.
nzz -6m. WIN. boutwell,.
rALL ON JAMES +. BRTEN-
~ PracttcaI PNBater and Gas Ftus,.
TO have your Plumbing, Gas Fitting, and Sewerage
I0hip ATTENDED to on reasonable terms, No. 6O9
Residence, 229 "a street northeast mia
Nj CUNNINGHAM, Halter, -
~. iOlI Street, between l0tn and 18th,
.he Spring Style of Broadway BLOCK, and isl1
prepared 70 furnish New Hats made to order on
feit Hats for sale, on reasonable terms. fs-tr
A VIKINGS, FLAGS, TENTS.
MG. COPELAND,
o43 Louisiana avenue, one door east TIN street.
AWNINGS for Stores, City and County Residences
FLAGS and TENTS fer sale and rent
ROOMS DECORATED.
DANCING CLOTHS .e.s.,,
] z. rURTON,
CARPENTER, BUILDER,
AND
DON RACTOR
Orders for House Carpeutering, Jobbins, or 10
rsctor's work speedily attended to.
isHa,tf 80 'A' fifth street. below st. northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

NfIss HARROvERS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
INl LADIES AND cHILpREN, 1886 ri. ,opp0
site Frank lin Park Fourth quarter will begin pri
10th; Tall term September 9Th apl0lm-
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PHlLaDELPHIA, April 19.-samu.I M.,,-o
VINO was oadly burned by the fire AZ the Co.,,
soap works while attempting 20 rescne ; ,siin.'
workman died at a late hour last night,
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WILLIAM kNABE a CO.,

WILLIAM kNABE a CO,
w BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
GRAND, SQUARE ASD UPRIGHT PIANOS.
These instruments have been before the public fc1
trty years, and upon their excellence slone->
attained sn az pu.chseed eminence -
which pTcLoCrces then uEe1 Cailed for thoirtVg NV
tine. touch, workmanship and durability. They
have been awarded SIXTY I've gold and silver medals
nj different fairs % her Cmpe,tOTs All Of theI
SQUARE PIANOS nave their new and improves
CysTstrung Scale aud Agrare.
William. McCsmmoEis PiiNos and PIANOS auc
OCEANS from Tsrious vell-knov1 factories for sale
and Tsut, at REICHENBACH'
ceCiGfr Piano " srerOTm.. AS llth street
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PIANOS. &c.

= - " PHILADELPHIA
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
These frstrJInelt-. which, On sccount Of their q
PeTfcTfy over Sll others, have 20 assS years-zE.
bes enc the mt ef I1iaT Eere veil all IN
ever the country, can be lad nov for the folsSNS'
lowing low prices
sQUAkE PIANOS fTSm sVs 20 sGs
UPRIGHT PIANOS from $4,000 S7Q.
GRAND PIANOS IRON 5Sss 70 , lGs.
Persons y 20 wish 10 save !Tum LOO 10 DV IN pcr
SbssEg the test instrument cat, invited to call
and for themselves. Pianos for rent PisuOs
ezChALeeS. TuninE and Repairing properly ATTENDED
"a. CARL RICHTER, Agent,
dstE $50 PerusvivAnia avcnrs
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SUMNER RESORTS

- III n L Il DO RD
. The OSBCRN HOUSE, Leesbure, Va is now omen
Tor the accommodation Of Summer Boarders No
pans Will be spared in the endeavor to make All COM
portable tapS-lm-I JOAB OSBURN. Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

The PoPE is better but still confined to his
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

sbled to pay our dcbts without money,
aad he has also failed 10 instruct us IN 'ns
mystery Of nakIag Improvement" wi'noa'
sspsndIns money not 70 BIO procured h'
haa also failed 70 solve the problem when
proposes TO induce mon to WORK LOT '"o
city without pay, and support thsmso',c'
and families out OF tho wages they receive
for their labor. But might we not, atte'
asking him 10 run the city with an empty
treasury--to run II without funds on tht
high pressure principlc-bc also justified
In demanding that he should extract sun
beams from cucumbcrs OF DO id
The SUM- before IL rolls up lie sleeve
and proceeds 10 demolish Mayor Wood
should take these matters into prayerfu
consideration.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07
MARK TWAIN GOES TO LAW.

MARK TWAIN GOES TO LAW
Mark Twain has been "sold and the
fellow who did tho business has fallen I'M
der tho bano Of Twain's displeasure.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars In money 10
what he rates the damage done him by the
man who over-reachcd him. The mans
namc IL Such, and tho way he camo II over
Twin was thus Mr.. Such called on Mr..
Samuel X. Clemens MARK Twain one
evening, . month or so ago, and requested
that gentleman to writc sketch
for m advertising pamphlet
no was about 70 publish. Mr.. Clemens
declined TO undertake tho labor but gave
Mr.. Such volume Of his sketches, pub
lished in London and not very well known
in this country, with permission 10 use one
Of them. In few wcoks aftsrward, Mr.
Clemens on railroad journey, finds this
pamphlet containing .fvc Of bis sketches and
one credited 10 him which be did not write,
offered for sale by the nova man, and on
the title page finds the sentence: revised
and selected for this work BY Mark Twain
Naturally, Mark felt indignant and Ms hi
sketches are copyrighted In bis owl
name no has appealed t.
tho Law to mako good tho injury, he con-
sidcrs Mr.. Such has donc his pocket by
reaping the fruits of the unauthorized
publication Of his sketches, and that done
his literary reputation by making him
the author OF . sketch he never wrote,
Twenty-Five thousand dollars Is the
amount. May h, get It.
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JUDGE CRAWFORD.

We congratulate Judge Crawford on
his reelection TO tho bench in the Union
county circuit. There Is no gentleman in
tho state, who was candidate for Judge At
the late election, who had moro power
full combination 70 overcome than Judge
Crawford. The lawyers - class were
opposed to his reelection, and combattcd
him At every step he took towards the
the bench. They denounced him a. in
COMPETENT TO properly MI tho judicial office,
and denominated him demagogue who
talked over their heads form the bench al
the people. Thcy didn't like anybody who
liked him.
Opposed to him was Judge Duff, praised
by the bar and respected by tho public
Tho lawyers say he 10 tho most competen
Judge in Southern Illinois, and ono of tn
ablest in tho state. But Judge Crawfor'
defeated him and defeated the lawyers
and, what Is moro, succeeded although
he was supported. by Mr.. Bouton Of Unio
county, . gentleman whom he consents
use in his own interest and therefore pal
. ON the back with complimontar
hand. lIis victory ia brilliant-astonish
ing. II proves him TO DO ono Of the hes
popular eloctionecrss in the stst'
and vindicAses our Judgment when "
advised the Democratic party managers
}. nominate him for congress last fall. II
would have been elected.
This man, Crawford, is . remarkab
man. lie ia strictly self-made. All th
he has Ia worldly goods or intolloctu'
wealth no earned for himself by hard an
constant labor. Popular with the peopl
he 10 unpopular with the politicians, prol
ably because they fear him. He shine
among the people. In an easy, graceful
way, he captures and uses them
aud no thanks nobody but himself. II
accepts support for IN office IS matte
Of courso, and impresses all his friend
with the unreasonablonsss Of bslievin
that no should over DO openly for anyb bod
: but himself or openly opposed to anybod
: but tho person who wishes the Office
knows he ought TO have. No man In Il
stato playa his cards (motaphorical
y speaking) with moro skill than judi
Crawford. This lisa fact we ascortsin'
). long ago. Wo told tho Democratic lea
ors that We had made the discover
Thoy laughed At us; but now they mour
: fully acknowledge that We know our ma
. We sympathiso with them, and congrst
A | late Crawford.