davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-06-26

"a r. rl-rE- in m. ~
qo si3.ou: do. r9oauu, Ills. ID t13.oi: d. 2o.as
sgi IL wv 'oo""8' A1A1'' ~ <A1''o' 'o' AoA@''
i r,u rrs-1areo. SOC: ANAL, a1o; bur, $40.
Irap-.pa. Tas: bar, sxfa9o: a. Load p,pc. s4o. cut
d. ia. ~ ""'' WV ''@N Hp'' 'ao' Wv
Aanrr zrsc-ru1t caats. 1oc: 1oss ounn,ty. 1oko.
s,.hs anc "A ~@@'' 10o' '''' a'''"'''' 1o's''
S,trpT inon-No d .o rotc,, 1,nsu,o iron IN II
nelusiye. a1o d. No 81 sained ln los % Xnssie.p @ Wua
snn a.f.!nrn .oo; ~ So ,a9o 1ac. M aqt 1oc.
do. 25Ga2g I9c: No. ". iso NG. ay 1cc. disconMt
WrryEHns 10 T. "a 10 D. Ii. 10 to H. 1to. H.
11nc: IL aud ii, ike: is n,l ID i'd: II, ids: IT,
isa: TO- 1ue 2e sos; full bundle, 80 1or cent Ills
given: s9@dod. por kcg s,!s not % u uni ID DO,
DO. tii.o 81 -. ~ Is snc teSs. s4''' W. *''@ '0
NAVAL BToAEs-r rha demand Ia for small quunti-
T. i :1sPy @ %sass .als WIFI sad @ Sssius;s Z r.
sissl ropo, = il, Mtai5u: icmp sssh cpri 4 Il. iSM
2lu; marline, H. leG3oc; tarrcI rope, ill., 17tslao;
J1srssdo ~ %ss quiet at sto.or prices. Most
% 81 rs. S s p ggsp spa 1ss, III ,, IN g
satr'E' wintor iarl. ss9voo; No. % i, sSs Nc. .,
.o@72o; l'nssed. raw peSsl.oo; %. lholIsl.
nestsioot o,l, strictly 1mro, *I.i5; do extrp,
elephant I @ o ; 5e; pihsa M @ o 7so ' trpantise % @ 4S
400; naphthn, d. gravity, Ito; nnllAthu, coulmou,
IUTATOES-Tharc wae a 1oht retaIl tra,ln In snro-
lots at steady prlceg Tho recopta coutiu,,e small
hut tho offerings were Alcrut; rcachbluws In Cur.
iots ST. 1Ua1.9S ;Dhlllu 10; mixed and common i,l
car-,ota, 7o@vao; peachblows from atoro u laSl 80
,ur b, !: mixed jos. YutaB7 Ia mr. hu
ToULTKY-rhs Receipts rsro largor, especially of
sprinR chiekons mud sellers wrro DISPOSED 10 auuet,t
awpr prizes rahar tan to curry tic sook d,r.na the
hot wuather, We ,Iupto: TURKEYS l0lllo: chiotop,
$I.a5tG3G2X; springs $225Il3O0 pur dog: dueka.
| Sl.hat52.7G.
SE,ED3-Thero ,yna an anftve snncnnlfva fs,nnnd
for Timothy, induced by thu impression thAt tie
Btouk luru and Ut thu East was uut largo enough to
supply tbs fa lu,nand, Tue stock hoss Is reporo Cd
10 10 loes tlan 1000 baas Glover wus firm, IIuu.
garun anu bllckwheat vera In fur ueman,l Timothy
WAS quoted at g. UOf99 10: clover ut 4ax
81 76 81; ri!le!. a3tS 45s anxhrai, 4,1suc: bayE
| wheat, Sl.0GT@l.15. s4los include H1B bugs primo
timothy ut S276 327 baEs at $lU5; 10 bugs Ut
, 1874-06-26
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, June az.
Tho following wore Tho receipts and shipments
Of tho lending articles Of produce III Chtcago
during tho past swenty-fonr hours. and for tho
corresponding ilate ono Yenr nKoi
, 1874-06-26

HOGs-Trale opened active this morning, aud did
not Ing tntii the close, or uutil sll understandable
lEuvts had 'oan plnked up, wAirh was accompAhed
e1treMs hea au4 thu liberal character af tho Supply,
hrn fselilK ses.ns to proYa among all clssscs 0f
coll,aon light, eoarso eavy, unovo.. and mixe1 los
ut t56u@5.70 for mcliani; and At Ss.7jGa101 for
good to choice. Only few troyea changed ,ants
under $3.50, most OF the tra!ing being tloo ut prices
ra,glug FROM $3.50 upward to 1886. Ths market
clusul hrm aud stealy ut tic above quotations.
, 1874-06-26
CHICAGO LUMBER HARRIET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Juns q,
Ihe Hmoes @ arsst wa me Sdss"tiy n 2 a1tsa nna
Of buyers not largB. Jo4i4 an acant!ing zola rc,ly
at 5000 ln fact, thu market u very tr ut tlib priep
Al oxtona u to barely supply the market. Que nr
which nAkes Apoolaty Of psao stnK, btatA tst tlal
, 1874-06-26
MONEY AND COM NJ ERCE.
FINANCIAL.


T1lunanAs EVENING. aane 10
Nothing like tho oxoitotnont Ill Now fork mo'l-
brov,l ~ tho 0urrc,,cv not Inn l,con aco In Chi
80. wit. 1,sas..... s.,...1 ,.,,,,fo, 1,nf,
.aeo. "ho1uoA 1eI""an '',. so - t,,.,s.,,1.,x
TINT Initiation wns 10 bo tho fea,llt OF tho ho" 'a
or boonusu stocks Ind been depressed in CONGO
onenca nf the 1oun uncertainty md 6rra11g 1,y,-
~. ~ ,v,,o,, Il r., r,,,,roa ,toro ,roa a rnivcr
MH'u VIVA ~ "ss .o'oua, l., .xaos -, a.,
"a alla bsrons t'S,ns ,ao'o"'uu' 49, INV. ~, "s ,n
New York STOCK EXCHANGE tho Homeht tno III
was Signed. On 'Chango herc, md III business
reusrnilv, M el,snco hns heeu noticed that
oo,i,1 w. ,t,,,hrts1 n th,a cnusn. AR onr con-
~ " ,. H. IT,
nlefclal reports eNo"4 l"'coa aAo s'>u"J
homowhat weaker. This lias no relation how
aver, to tito Presidents action. In real estaso ILL.,
uurIea seem't to bc moro numerous within tho
,1 ss,u 1..n wfo,ooo,o ,no,corIi,o lupi,naa ia
better than tho condition OF rcsa1l trade "o"ia
lead one to expect, but there Is 20 lttlo TINT is
speculative in tho present methods OF business
IN I1ia ctv that t,,a minimum of disturbance il
baa' Evnrybo,iy Ia wo}i satisfied that lis cur-
r"mrv nmea,;nu ;a eat tir fur tia next nix months
~ ,onst nni ui;l1 moro satiatin1 tint Tia EotIe-
mort ma,,nn m mntorial CHANGE In lie prcsent
situation. Uneo1 .alnties like thoso which havo
~ orr nnrcGantn snorulatorn wi,otl,er thoy viii
~, @ tioy ,r1il ho ro1l " rntm,n to 1o1i
nt OF ho, etIos a tneS VIII o0 s'"u 10 'o'n ~ '''
Considerable activity prcvnled at tho banks
to-day. LoanB wore inals to regular customers
rs oeg.u uuu, 1n''' 6,'d Hon on,v for ontsio
tno eASeislu:.it' :.' i na - tnai J ~ ~ .ho .trnat
borrowers Win CASH colaternla; ou t,to stieos l,
money is o@l8 per cont renl.estate loaaa afo
a@10 per cent. It is worth noting thnt Ia many
directions n1l Analysis OF tho discount lto OF Tho
ha,Iln elowB d very much smaller proportion this
vcnr thnn lnst al uccon1rodntioil Notes. This
11sc, tn In tnkon In largo Gunutiticp. hit now
!ts msua " ~ i3 s"nun - SraM;i ,,"nor il i'd.
Attlo p.t 4e64timase eo'nl1'ol'i"1 P"!'e1 40 "Ao
counted:
NOW York oSchhnge M vas par to 2oo plen'"D1
between banks Tor ~ o0Q. H., ooo
The clearings woro - ooou0.
TAxss OK sAS1Sas-HASkts nEpos!ts' r..
The la" with regard TO Tue taxaton ot tno
deposits IN savangs-DanKh nas t' psen cnaaEoM W
law paHsod ny Cohefoss o. lss iaat sess!on'
AH the ~" h.oou hAu A.s ocoti tAt1l-
prctcd 1t taxed the depoSsts OF oaVHies-nAuhs ,l,
, 1874-06-26
bonds AND GOLD.
Preston, Kcan i Go. quote as follows:


--LATEST.
NEW YonK. Juno 25-TrcaBury dlshursed $751;
600, Custom receipts, 1881 900.
Money, 2@3. Prime discount. 5G0G.
Sterling, dull at 4SoN@4s8 for 90 days, aud
e'eS Gela Sansed M ia' ifom 111N@11196; opened ana
closed at 11lK. Carrying ratcs, 16D2. Loans
fiat.
State bonds quiet. Raroad bonds moro
actlve and stronger; principal activity III
pacitlcs. uoyornnaents quiet aud steady.
The Atlantic l. Great Western iailroa1 stock-
holders have ratified it's leaae to Eric by uuaui-
inpus voto.
Stocks opened weak ut decline OF 7h@N
from last nights closing rate, md ut noon lad
further decline Of !1@ls{. Erie, being an OK
ssption,, ADVANCED from 29X to 911{. During
md prices recovered II5@T from tho lowest lowest
pricos of tho day. Eric again tho exception,
ueciining 111 per cont from the extreme rate Of
the morning. OF sales to-day, $4,000 woto Vest
ern Union; 1900 Pacific Mail; 1000 Eric !;
81 400 Lake Shore q. o00 Uniou Pacific; 13,0UO
Northweatorn; 1900 st. Paul, aad 1900
WaEAsll
, 1874-06-26
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO.
TitrnRDAY EvEN1Nu. Jnne q.
Tho receipts Of live stock during A9 week lavc been
, 1874-06-26

NEW YonK, June 15.-Trndo movement aIow With
1ohora and lnHortorA, hut auna at the domestic come
mission houses tranaActed fair bihIness tn heavy
WOODEN goods for ncns wear. Nopc1Iens wero active.
Values Of cotton goods firmly maintained b7 hgcnts
o a. uheaaea t pricss hoH 5fowa cotton a1ne1s and
footed.
, 1874-06-26
REAL ESTATE.

Tie following Instruments were filed for rec-
ord on Wednesday and Thursday June q aud Is !:
cirY PROPERTY.
, 1874-06-26

prTrsnuRd, Pa, juno 95.--Orude hsinnr; united,
AtuGsl.13 Utllor lnca, 83Gs35c. Ncuusl quiet :
June, l5a August Aud 6sptenlaer, 13Ao.
, 1874-06-26

METALS AND T1NNERS' BT0CK--Ti,ero VIVA no
cllange to note. Ths demand fair for tlo aonso,
being nctivo for lines Of goola aud rriccs
uniformly xscasly n quoted:
T1S 1rArE-lU 1914, sl2b0; do, 12xt2, sl1.0o: 14x
20. *136u; 10. roohnR, l412o, 1C s12o0; do, 20x4S
S44.6o.
11u Tts-1argo, soc; ANAL, 31c; bur, $40.
BpLpEn-Np. |, az; No. a. 2Uc.
Lran--rig, 7Ao; bar, s,4@9o; Load pipe, sAc; cut
9nEEr zrso-rull caats, 1oc; loss quantity, 1oSc /;
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13


VIM. B. Hooper & Co. have
dispatched during the week 81
600 lbs Government and 4 1.500 TBS
citizen freight to Tucson, by wag-
on trains of Lord & Williams.
Quiraga, Derrick, Peralta and
Baldonerdo. Also by steamer, 35
tons general merchandise, for
different points up the river, fro m
Castle Dome to Hardyville.
David Neaher, has dispatched
during the week $4,000 TBS citizen
freight, principally for Tucson, by
wagon tarins of Buckhart & Fred
ley and Buchard.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

Hon JOHN SMITH, candidate
for Delegate to Congress, return.
ed from California and passed on
toward home at Camp Mcdowell,
by stage, last Saturday. Mr.. Smith
is an old and highly esteemed
of Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

Surveyors ]. w. Hopkins, and
Chas. F. Seele, the former appoint
ed by Gov. Stafford and the latter
by the Project of Altar, Sonora, to
retrace the boundary line between
the United States and Mexico, in
the vicinity Of the Orc Blanco
mine, to determine the national
location of the mine, met ON the
ground last Monday. After TAX
ing careful, observations they ran
the line through and ascertained
that the mine is in Arizona, two
and three fifths q 3.5 miles this
side of the line and about twelve
feet farther towards Sonora than
Mr.. Hopkins made it by a pre-.
vioussurvey. This settles a yex-
ed question in a fair and honor
able way and creditabie to both
partieS.-Gtizen.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

A Milwaukee man has applied
fof patent on a fountain pen,
which by the pressure of the
thumb on a small rubber ball, pro-
Jects a stream of ink through the
holder and into the face of the
fellow who is looking over your
shoulder while you are writing.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

HENRY s. FITZGERALD, Esq.
is building large addition to his
residence on Madison Avenue.
When finished it will be one of
the finist buildings in town.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

c. +. EIsHais ESQ we'll known
and highly esteemed gentleman,
long connected with the Quarter
masters Department here, as
chief clerk, left on last steamer
for a visit to his old home in
Mass. We wish him a pleasant
journey and happy reunion with
the friends of his so nth. Mr. Fish
er, with his pleasant gentIemanly
manners and fine personal appear
ance, makes friends wherever he
gees.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

HORNFR & DONALDsON's black
smith and wagon shop is nearly
completed, tits the largest build
ing in the Territory and is put up
in the most substantial style.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

WM. B. HOOPER & Co., are in
receipt of another shipment of
25, 600 lbs. extra family -four, from
the Salt River FIGURING Mills, of
VIVA. B. Hellings & Co., at Phoenix,
Arizona. This -four arrived last
Thursday by the wagon train of
Kimhall & Bro.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13
LAST Sunday morning Lieut..
Geo. Mem. Taylor, Mrs. DR.. Lord,

Miss Muitogd ana Two servan Is,
left by ambulance for Tucson.
The Lieut.. goes on to Camp Grant
to join his Company. Mrs Lord
goes to Tucson to join her bus-
band. Miss Milford is the guest
OF Mrs Lord. These ladies come
from Elizabeth, New Jersey. 1t
is pleasant to see such refined and
accomplished ladies coming into
the Territory. We hope more of
them will come. Now that Crook
has conquered the Indians, we
want the refining influence of cul-
tivated and accomplished ladies,
to conquer the white men of the
Territory and promote as no other
influence can, true civilization and
progress. God bless the ladies.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

BUCKHART AND FREDLEY's
train of prairie steamers left, heav.
lily loaded for Tucson, last Thurs
day.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

MAYOR FINLAY and family and
DIR. J. A. Tonner went up the
river on the ella, last Sunday.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

On last Tuesday, thirty eight
head Of fre ct beef catt'6 arrived
from San Diego, consigned to Re
dOndo & Bro.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

. LORD & WILLIAMS wagon train
left for Tucson. with full freight,
last Wednesday.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13
Forwarding.
For Cash.

Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Ballion. U. B.
Treasury Drafis. Legal Tenders, Soldiers
Warrants. Bankers Drafts. snd Good
Commercial Paper, Grain. Hiaes. Wsol
aud all Territorial and Mexican Pssducts
bought at value FOR CASH; OK advances
made, a. may be desired.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13
LOCAL MATTERS.


The steamer CHA, Capt. Mellon,
left last Sunday morning, for all
up river ports
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

Our. Stock 10 complete; oar connections
the best, and we offer to the people OF Ari-
zeaa, Sonora s.nd New Mexico. induce
naents not att Aiaable ct any other house
on the Pacific Coast.
VIM. B. HOOPER & CO.,
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13
IN JUSTICES COURT.
BEFORE b. z. LINDSEY, ]. P.

BEFORE 81. e. LINDSEY, ]. p.
Ned Hammelton-giving whis.
! ky to Indians ninety dollars OF
ninety days in Jail.
Frank Kewen-.vagrant--9O days.
wy Chu-stealing chickens
80 days.
All Muco--petit larceny Is days
or $40.
Ramona Aguilar-assault and
battery-3O days or 80 dollars.
Cruz Leon-breaking the peace
-$15.
Jesus Avilor-breaking the
peace $40 or 20 days.
Chas. Folley-breaking the peace
$50.
Jim IAN 1udIAn breaking tLe
peace-30 days.
John ian misunderstanding the
peace-30 days
Sam Davis-breakiDg the peace |
$50 or 90 days.
George, IL Kanaka)-breaking |
the peace $40.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13

Two pair of Arizona Goats ar.
rived by last steamer, for Gov.
Stafford, and one pair for the Edi-
tor of this paper. They are at the
corral at Redonf0& FrOank. These
goats are from those enterprising
breeders Landrum & Rodgers, of
WatBonv5sie Cal, who have plen-
~ mote Of the same kind for sale.
See their advertisement in an.
other column.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13
Importers

3y every steamer; assuring full And
resh their varied. select and hesEy stock
In European, Eastern and sza Efsa-
co markets.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-06-13
Oh E M IC IS,

PePfumery, Soap, Combs,
and Brushes. Trusses, Support
ers, and ShOuder--Braees,
Fancy aud Toilet
Articles.
Kerosene
Oil. Lamps and
Chimueys, Grass and
Garden Seeds. Glass, Putty,
Paints, Oils, Varnishss and Dye
S1UFFS.
PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
WPhysicians' Prescriptions and private
Receipts put up with great care. and
warranted of the best articles.
All orders correctly answeted.-
Goods selected with great care and war.
ranted as represented.
Also Sewing-Machine Needles,
OIL &c.
Agent for GROVER & BAKERS
Sewing Machines, and the Conn
plete Washer.
fsb7.tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-28

The Richardson mupn,nent Assccin.
tim held meeting At tho l,igulow
House on Tuesday evening. l'rcsidon,
Mcclintock. VI Went Union, In .hs
chair.
After IN explanation Of tie ol,jses,
1t the association II WAS.
llesolvsd. That tho cum Of 5000,
he raised by subscription aud ot'sr
wise for the erection IL i monuncn,
TO tho memory u the late Col. A. y.
Richardson.
On mutton tho following named gen.
tlemnn wcrc appointed A. a cen,ral
Committee. with power H. appoIn,
.ub.roinmittccs In thu several countie,
adjoining, for tho purpose a Raising
funds 70 carry ont tho pljoi ~ ,c ~
.oripiion; Hon. nrnben Noble. 4. j.
jordan, lion. II. n. Newell. ". l..
Osborne and u n. Oiis.
On motion d committed IL by rn,u.
rnssd u all thc cliio,. In tLe iuth ju,
iirial district, will, Judge McClin,o,l \
~ chairman, wore appointed io select
The monument. There heing ~ firth
y business 'he association adjourned
--McOrcg.r TimcA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-28
w T1or.n MO. rec

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! - ~ slHs Iae 80 ~ Il 49,
sFsat i sss stesss = - sssms
: sAsass hs# A*t ~ ss.a IS - asss
~ sssA siilaae i sise ~ tsaslsa
staasse : 80 Is sgslt - ia
fssfn 49, 81 #sssssA ~ ieass al
- - 80 - asvs ~ 800 II
-, u III laaih ii. satire ~ / II
nss*Fspst avs tlsrp Aaa .sHlsis
= A@ssss 81 IN "a aersh.ssslsg !
1'httsls'ss ass. Ar sling ,As .+lai
sha mtfal assssg her. a tie ~tsg4
~i'h tsslHts@ md lsn.s~sl ss.seh
II she lail.e ssss the aseen, ana
se'' re- sssiar I~ssiea 4 the rwhlie
sesld 'asn 49,, ftem shs asslia sAiea "A
stifh sAFsr black sa.r.ls ltss,hs ,ls,a
Hssi'ut,t u h, ~eali fun ritis i.
+ aate. aal taisll aags. their tavr
' ss'si saaa ~ raa, auI then Dawrt
's''se'l lhe lahl,r, after al. |. Ii
ila.ne ~ ,iir existence ef this elias.
I halsaar,s. .f IL tal.ra,ss Aul II uu
e''aAtss 1hsm rhs, ,Lf.,e III Lla,l
.aas'ilsln snl @anLal l.saas. s.a,.
arsed al,lie taste lusss 1. frei upon
~ 9th Ihv, deal IN. --chie.sp Jour.
9.I
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-08-28
Dlaekgnnrds t'uder Firc,

\ 7 notewotlh, fa,t, csreeiall,
~ journalistic and political lifr, ,lal
those who are constantly attacking
aud malingins tho personal rlarae,c,
of other people arc the moe, sanra,l,s
under attack when slns arc them.el,e.
the object u II. The, arc ever real,
u give Ala-e, Int s.nirm Ike wounded
.nak,s when required ii take II. They
pay their ,lclats IL watnnne.a, mnlie,
And hate IN tho coin II billings tate,
hnt wineo w"fully Nheu thuii creditor.
farce t'ien - reeert the ,ane kinI II
roln IN return.
This las hoen pfInn esemrllie1. w
snco knew 4 hiaekrnafl eiitur aho
rns ~ usly nnl reckless In the ,,.e II
cIitlic.s anl .landefnns assertions N 4
worthless enr IA il rrnNls and burlss. to
'hk inio tho dumps, and fnal'y inta.
insanity, under tho ~ith.ring effect.
4 4 sa,ere eas,isation tint anc II his
hlslui vI,fims administered Il him
through the columns u another rarer.
We lase humNi, blaekgnar.l politicians.
aha. mhsn Oh liz slump, abused their
opponniila sasapels aatl meieiler,l,. IL
slnatt and gran nnder return NJ tie
n,'iaHnt as II an,itieu Il tlfe iratl
with n k1ife. iul llm remarkable
part II The thing IL. Tat ust.lls ths
hhnkguarl who In thus sensitive Mhen
himself bIaekgnar,led. dopms himtsll
''iljnrel innocence. and whine. nn.l
complains 81 his friends and iniinatea
NJ IL he wofe tho wul,t abused man In
thu world. lie rceklessly nssails anil
sometimes destroys tho good name ol
anthcr. Int when lie finds that hc, taa
hns nA,ne aud a reputation TINT arr
a~nilable and assailcd. hc cries and
gr,ans like a siek child. Az if he had
menopaly oftho right u personal
rlanler anl nl,laau,. ani wns himself
exempt lle il q pour fpol who lh-
iig III u glaa~ heusr. thinks he mi
throw stones with mIanil,.
We arc l..l tp tileau observations Il,
]. g lleAinsa recent ADMINISTRATIONS
" anger md rage ~ tLs Times 10
eusa,ian. against his honor aul in,eg
RI, ~ citizen nnd Politician. n
man who figures III public lif, III chi'
cagp has tho eunir"lr IL Til. mode II
warfare alone. li,itry IL ~ rrlisl
personal abuse III tho receiving, the,
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y having hren stated that The .,u
'len',, when lhe, graduate III our Al.
''eul'ural College ~ Into All other
hran,hes II iniar,r, aud science III
preference u farming. AID tho Kansas
Trumpet, having made rharg,, s,ms.
thug II ,Las kinl, President Welsh,
IN letter - ,he Live Stock journal
n,s;
DID II proclaim lhat nj the very
ilaa u II. blo~ing nne II our graduates
hrla thr position u superintendent, of
our eullege farm and instructor II prar.
iital Agriculture nid II mskc known
the fact that anothcr WAS professor II
agricultural chemistry and superin.
ienient II ,ls experimental farm III tho
agricultural college Il another S,a,es
tpr that another ha,l Leen assistant c,l.
i,of d M able agricultural journal.
'lr that another still had determined to
become \ veterinary sargeony Or that
three othcrs wero rising young natural
isis, ons VI whom had since obtained Z
rfotessiorship and two hope to become
teaehets oieeanomic botan,i Or that
tliree hofe were already the chosen
teachers oi science in our own arri-
-s,si.a,sti IL -.
other II chemistry, and . third u tho
mathematics which arc preparatory ~
#aisil engineering these facts. ~ essent.
lal u ls puilits IN Inesii.n. revealed
IL thu kaisas eatrne,ss Mt u hit II
Il, Mt answering he purpose IN Ianl
Tiny Msfe suppressed. and. ilsteal,
The wayne impression WIS gwen tint
al ihc ,anng men of our iifst rru.lu.
atl,'g elasr, sasc ono. wera "la~yef'r,
or e,llterS, Or teachers. " studunts of
medicine. and al tllose u tho mat"
elias. just graduated. were ditto, sx.
rela ono simple soul, who In hurst II
confidence that vas sadly misplaced.
had impaired the secret tiha, hc thought
le saw 'he rad 70 political rreferment
through t.e farm AMI tho grange,
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Causes Of Dew.

II da. fell. II wunl,l fall ior the sanc
reason that rain falls; hut dew docs not
fall--i' II simply depos's u moisture,
always contained IL tho air 10 great.
ar u l,rtof legrce, mud which, ~l,rn
there il enough u II, will always form
on Any eoll bedy exposed 10 tho moist
air IN precisely tho sAme ~ny that 1
epll hn'ilp u stone. taken from 4 cnld
sellar and ratllenl, espaacl II she ,llade
u TIM mint. warm summer air, will
bacemc wct. This Ii mt sweating, nur
docs the moisture coina ont of the bot.
tle or stone, n many reorls believe.
but irn,n the air. II ii fnr the tamo
reasnn tint moisture will coulenso TIN
~inda~ psnes when tho air Il celd nut
.lde md muis inside mnisiuro slowly
lree1lng. while iis deposits
firm e,y.ipls Of Ire, which
We ~ often admire In winter. When
TIN weather. iseaol enough. tho moist-
l,ts deposited viii even freeze IN plants
aud sfa.H. anl lllen WI rnlI II hpar
frasi. II il d.eH nj freeze II il timily
lew. Tho oul, point left ~ bs e.
planned In, why d,cs tho ground be-
como ~ c"l during the night, ~ much
eoolcr thnn tho sir nl,ovo II NJ 10 cause
ihe latter 10 ,letoslt its moirluroy This
WIS far nla,ly years = vexed problem,
Till Wvl!s first suggested tho ,aaiation
Of obscure heat. whioh takes place
frum the anffare of the earth through
The clear atmosphere IN the space above
anil ~ rnnrcs tho surface 10 become
much eooler llnn The air itsclf. IT,
demonstrated this by means u thor.
momeici- PLACED NJ different heighis.
ani nl.p b, the fart that dow Il pnly
deposited o., eloudlers nights. WLen
there arm clouds. tho, reflect The heat.
or prevent Il from escaping. The sur.
faes of.he earth thus hsiug kep, from
e"clins. M 'les II deposited. Manu-.
iarlnr.r md Builder.