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~woodhul must be getting very outrs-
geous. Even Chicago voulpd't let her lecture
UEx-Goverpor Henry A. Wise, OF Virginia.
who has been very III, 10 rapidly gaining In
health.
Mas, has subscribed o., 900 toward the Aeassls
memorial.
- Ohio proposes 20 make women over
twenty-one years OF age eligible % any once
under the school laws Of that state.
RJoeeph MediIl writes that Paris differs
tolerated In the French capital.
ga Virginia attorney Of high standius m
said 70 have received el3S 900 nor coIlsc2ine
sl6o 900 claim Of the STATE Against the Choss-
peake md Ohio railroad company,
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The 81. LOufS Fire.

ST. LOUIS, March 3.-The insurance on the
stock destroyed by fire in the cellar under the
dollar store last night lie s35 900. Goodyear's
sales room is damaged about SIS 900; fully in
sured. Burrell, Comstock & Co.'S loss, exclu-
five of damage by smoke, Is SCI 900.
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n0It IL reported that Edwin Booth has sold
his Long Branch cottage ct . low figure.
0A death notice in Springfield mass. !
paper has the strange ANAL words, "Buriai
private"
~The Catholic pilgrimage committee stste
II q the pilgrims WI start about the middle Of
May, the nsDe Of the steam n and dsv o. al.
irg = be made public soon.
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THE RICHMOND BOND RoBBERY.-A number
OF the private bankers and brokers OF Rich
mond, also proprietofs of faro-banks, have been
summoned before the grand jury, with the OBJ
10 the bonds stolen by Colonel Coleman, late
secretary of the commissioners Of the Virginia
sinking fund. The defaulter is now under ar
rest on the charge OF forgery and embezrle-
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EXPLOSION IN BROADWAY SToRR.-Yes-
terday afternoon an explosion took place In
building No. 900 Broadway, New York, occu-
q rarlor artillery company for the sale of new
Toy In the shape OF q brass mortar, from which
is fired cap containing Illuminating powder
boxes of these caps, Containing over 1850 OOO
exploded. A clerk named Charles Newton was
badly wounded about the face and arms, while
De clothes were torn to shreds. j. NJ. Even and
d lie X q. Dunn, who were passing at the time,
we're also badly wounded by fragments Of the
show window. Loss S5, 500.
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Foreign Notes.

COMMANDMENT OF BILBoA.
LONDON. March "a dispatch from st. Jean
de Luz, French town eleven miles southwest
Of Bayonne, dated to- day, says the Carlsts have
kept up steady bombardmento OF Bilboa for the
last six days.
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A dispatch from jackson, Miss, says: The csse
of Dickson against Brown, involving the ones
ton of marriage between a white man and a
supreme court, in favor Of the colored children .
who were suing - heirs Of their deceased
father. large amount Of property IA ipvoI ved.
The case has excited great interest,"
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SuRocated by Coal Gas.

PROVIDENCE, March 3.-Two servants of Col
Beck, at Fort Adams, were found in bed this
morning overcome by coal gas. One is dead
and the other insensible, though yet alive.
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Impeachment OF State Treasurer

TOPEKA, March She Kansas House Of
Representatives last night, by a vote of "A 20
20, adopted q resolution of Impeachment against
State Treasurer Hayes.
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q Reported Prize EiRhf

PROVIDENCE, March 3.-There is a rumor
that prize tight is going on on Dutch Island
The sheriff has left Newport for the scene in q
revenue cutter.
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AN UNHAPPY WRRTCH ExscuTED.-BiIl
Huff, q notorious drupkard, who used to live In
RiDggOld county, was hung in Kansas Inst Fri.
day. HUFF removed with his family several
years ago to Kansas. and some months past
being drunk in q neighboring town, two Of his
sons undertook to take him home, when be
stabbed them both to death In the frenzy of his
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AMALeAMArIoH.-Ro Rochester, N. Y, IL now
entertained by the discussion Of Q wedding soon
to take place, in which the groom q black
barber and the bride White girl. The inter.
est Of the public has been excited by the nafu-
raj opposition Of the friends OF the latter to
the match, but she insists on clingtng to her
OfhellO.
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The House Committee On Territories this
morning discussed various bills of general ap-
plication 10 all the territories, including q gem
eral railroad bill, but took no final action.
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The Cold Water Crusade.
THE WESTERN MOVEMENT A FAILURE IN 7

n
QUAKER CITY.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3-The liquor cru
SADIE ls quescent. 1t seems that by far the
greater number are opposed TO praying bands
making sOrties upon the saloons. and running
the gauntlet of the coarse and jeering crowds
who dovetail between the invocation sentences
In nowlse complimentary to the lady reformers
They think that popular sentiment, reaching
above ridicule, shoald be created throughout
the community by a comprehensive series Of
temperance meetings, and earnestly conducted
Those who believe in the Western move
ment are not nattered by their success
here, and are doubtful of the public support
The liquor sellers have announced that they do
not intend TO do anything that would look un-
manly, but will simply call upon the police for
redress If praying bands invest their places and
stop what they are licensed by the city TO trans
act-s legitimate business. At present, there
fore, the crusade movement is at a stand still
Mayor Stokley is awaiting the opinion from
the city solicitor before issuing proclamation
20 enforce the Sunday law by closing the ss-
looms on that day.
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TIE SErATR Finance Committee to-day
heard an argument by Wendell Phillips in favor
of ex' mpting the Mercantile Savings Institu.
ton, o. Boston, from TAXATION.
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE TERRIFIC
RIEs.-A resolution will be offered in the House
of Representatives to- morrow, directing the
COMMITTEES on Expenditures of the Interior de-
pa tment to call for statement of expenditures
during the past six years OF the appropriations
for geological survey of the territories"
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FATAL FALL FkoM YARD ARM-In Balti-
more, yesterday, VIM. Gilbert and Stephen
Durgsn fell from the yard arm Of the baroue
Daniel Draper. Of Boston, to the deck below.
Gilbert Was Instantly killed and Durgsn fearful.
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The HOWARD Court OF INQUIRY to-day
met and adjourned until Tuesday next. to await
the arrival OF Colonel Nelson III. Miles, 5th in
antry. who has been detailed a member of the
court in place Of General Mcdowell, whose wife
is II IL NV York
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STRIKE OF STREET CAR DRTvERs.-The
sueet car drivers OF Memphis, Tenn, struck
rule allowing them commissions, instead OF two
dollars per day. Their places were tiled In 3
lev hours Some Of them made demonstr atoms
on theff disapprobatton towards their succes-
sons, but the afAir VS. eoon auiefed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-03

Hon. WIN. E. CHANDLER was heard by the
Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections
to-day for Senator Spencer in the contested
election case of Spencer VS.. Sykes. He spoke
for an hOur, when the committee adjourned to
meet at p. m, when he was to resume his
argument,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-03

VERY BRIGHT "STAR."-There is scarce
ly daily paper in the United States that is not
indebted to the Washington STAR for some OF
tue most important news items from the Ma
uonal Capital which appear in their columns.
lt has reduced condensation to a science, and
the special correspondents lind 1t difficult to
which many OF their special dispatches are
manufactured. Where it does not furnish the
exact words used in the kilograms, it points out
they CLEAN their best paragraphs. OF late The
STAR has been laying the reading public under
additional obligations by reviving some inter-
estlng historical incidents that had become dim
"reminiscences through the lapse Of years. In
saturdays issue the story of the bursting of
gun invented by Commodore Stockton, on board
the I nited States frigate princeton" is ad-
which the Secretary Of the Navy and six other
CENTER men (some of them prominent in the
naval service) were killed, occurred February
%, 1s44, just thirty years ago.-Baltimore Amer
fcdn.
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RECOVERING FROM THE PAnIC.-Business
at all River, Mass, which suffered % much
during the panic, has recovered its former
brisk ness, and all the factories are running on
fabrics that no stocks are eccumulatinq. The
supply OF cotton, however, Il large, and several
companies are storing 1t up. The iron works
are doing Q good businee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-03

The CORPORATION of the City of London
have sent to the library of Congress a beautiful
bronze medal, In commemorstion of the
national Thanksgiving for the recovery from
illness of III. X. III. the Prince of Wales
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THE FoRTIFICATIoN BILL.-The Senate
Committee on Appropriations this morning
agreed TO report the fortifcstion bill, which has
passed the House without Am sndment, and sub
sequently reported it.
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INTERNAL REvRNUE-The receipts from this
so Ircs to-day were s2H ,s25.
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WARRINGTON THEA TER 9OMIQUR,
w 18th street, below Psnna. Avenue.

~ - ks
w 11th street, below Penna. Avenue.
FOR The WEEK C0MMENCING MARCH 2
6RASD FAMILY MATINEES "WEDNESDAY
AND SATURDAY.
CHANGE OF BILL AT EACH MATINEE,
The Greatest Novelty kntertainment in
America.
First appearance OF the great European celebrity,
MILE CERITO,
lac ITdHJOTDdftOH pdncer, making fourteen com.
plete changes OF Costume without leaving
the stage.
The popular plantation Song and Dance Men,
SchaffeT and Nelson.
The great English Comic Singer, Guy Linton.
The beautiful Serio- Comic Vocalist, Miss Lucy
Adams.
The fascinating Lsdy Globe performer, Mile
Gereita.
sIGNOB CARBELLA's BALLET TROUPE,
TEX GIN BALLET TROUPE
Led BY me beantiful and dashing Premieres.
kkmMELsBERG SISTERS, MISS FRANK
CB klsrIE. and Corps de B sllet-
The exciting Sensational Drama, "The Robbers
OF the Abbey" concludes the evenings entertain
uent.
The BEST ENrERTAINMENT in Washington.
marl-f
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Ex-President Fl


BUFFALO, March 3.-The condition of ex-
President Fillmore has remained unchanged
since last night.
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TIE SPANISH ARMS seem 20 have met with
with the Carists the Official reports Admit loss
of 500 killed and wounded. IL 10 reported that
the Austrian Archduke Albrecht u among tho
Carlisfs.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
New York Notes.

STRIKE OF FEMALE UMBRELLA MAKERS.
NEW YORK, March 3.-The female umbrella
AND psrasol makers Of leading house in this
city sse on . strike for an increase OF wages.
Ex-PRKsIDKNT BAKZ
IL still prisoner az the Breyoort House, HIS
counsei advise him not to give bail.
APETITIoN AGAINST IMITATION
OF tne currency and for calling i'm the issued
portion OF the reserves, signed by a large num-
per OF bankers and business men, 70 be pre-
senteo 10 congress, Is published THIS morning
THE MURDER or MISS IAyLRR
a coropers jury found a verdlc. against OR
Ger John Doyle tor the murder of Mary Lawler.
ton Of the grand jury.
THE CAPTAIN or THE BARK EVERETT GRAY.
which was searched by SPaniards, saws III,
vessel was league from the shore of Cuhs a.
the time. No violence was attempted. Sine.
the PROCLAMATION OF CONSUMPTION WAS made a
strict lookout has been kept upon the shipping
The Spanish residents are professed TO be read,
and eager for fight, but more than one OF
them have offered the captain money TO take
Them away secretly.
STRIKE OF ERIE RAILROAD woRKMES
The employees in the Erie shops at the Sus-
quehanna depot struck yesterday. The alleged
reasons for the strike are that new regulations
had been introduced. Many Of the best and
ablest workmen were discharged without anv
assigned cause, wages were cut down and paid
when II suited the company, TO the men for
the last four months kept two months in arrears
passes restricted, and few men utterly I'M
skilled in the trade placed to work on the same
wages as skilled mechanics.
TIE STEAMSHIP RISING STAR,
from New York for Aspinwall, before reported
AT Bermuda In distress, appears TO have had a
very serious time. She arrived in a sinking
condition on the night of the 18th ult., when
the vessel was put aground. She was then leak
ing about three feet per hour. Her boilers also
got adrift during the gales in which the ship
sprung sleak, and her steam pipe broke nearly
In two, and was only made available by lash
ings OF canvass, ropes, sc. Had il broken en-.
uieiy across, the vessel must have foundered in
five hours.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
At an early hour this morning a murder and
suicide occurred in Prince street between two
former partners in business na med Menare An
thony Barli and Peter Tarchini. They were
formerly in with another man named Sicardy.
Barli did not attend TO business, which was the
source OF repeated Qusrrels between him and the
other partners, who bought him out two months
ago. Bsrli and Tarchini met a week ago and
quarreled. They did not meet again until this
morning as they were going TO work. They
quarreled again, when BarIi drew a revolver
and slot Tsrchini in the breast, after which he
shot himself in the head, both men being in
SANITY killed.
JEALOUSY AND SUICIDE.
August Madison, OF jersey City, attended
a mas querade last night with a young woman 20
whom he was engaged. Becoming jealous o.
a frrmer lover he went TO an undertaker's office
Wnere he W as employed. and shot himself.
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In HIS PRAYER in the Senate to-day Chap
lain Sunderland called the attention Of the
Most High to the frequent libels on our public
men, and prayed God "to palsy the tongue and
blast the hand of the slandererD
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ARBITRATION IN PLACE or wAR--A confer
ence Of leading workingmen, Representing
5000 Of their class In the west OF England, VA
held ct Bristol last night. resolution was
adopted fayorfng settlement BY arbitration Of
all international disputes,
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AND NOW member of the Smith family
christian name, John-residence, Chicago, gets
NJ on the stool of repentance and sends six hun
dred dollars to the Treasury, to be placed to the
credit of the conscience fund.-
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DrrD FROM Al OVERDOSE on MosPMH--
Al bloomington, H., @. II. Jenkins. banker,
dose Of morphine adminiseered BY his own hand
for the relief Of pain IN eholera- morbus.
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Col. Cox, Pension Agent, will commence
the quarterly payment of pensions tomorrow
morning. Widows, dependent mothers and
guardians require two witnesses at this pay
ment
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate, in executive
session yesterday, confirmed the following nom
nations Samuel Bard, to be postmaster at
Atlanta, Ga; Rodney w. Daniels, collector of
customs at Buffalo Creek, n. Y.
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AFTER Plight OF three months for conilr-
nation as postmaster at Atlanta, Ga, Governor
Sam Bard yesterday won the battle by vote
of nearly two-thirds of the Senate. The contest
was lively one throughout, Bard being active
~ opposed by three members of Congress from
Georgia, one being from his own district
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The BANKRUPT BILL.-The House Judiciary
Committee at their meeting to-day considered
the Senate amendments to the bankrupt bill,
and after some discussion they decided to
recommend non-concurrence and ask a Com
mittee of Conference. Ii is believed in this
way the bill may be perfected satisfactorily to
both Houses.
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ZThe praying Women object to "'arf and
'arf" converts.
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The PRICE OF CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING
1t has been alleged that the Government Print
ing Office is in the habit of charging much more
tor work done for the Post Office and other de-
partments than is charged bv private parties
The House Committee on Printing has com
menced an invest CATION of the charges, and to
day examined several officers Of the Post Office
department. on the subject Tomorrow the
Congressional printer is to be heard.
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II Preparation,
DADDY OTOwD aud COLLEEN BAwN.
Seats in Orebestrs ard Dress Circe........... 90
General Admission ---.-. ...--..........-.--.. rs
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NOMINATIoSs.-The President sent the fol
owing nominations to the Senate to-day: Chas
p Ramsdell, to be marshal of the eastern dis
trict of Virginia; j. Baldwin Hay, consul at
Swallow; George s. Fisher, consul at BEIRUT;
John Graham, consul at Guatemala.
POstmdsters.-Ro Robert K. Mcdonald Char
lotte, n. @; James +. Hoag, Coxsackie, y. Y;
Phineas ID. Crosby, Daukury, CT.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Captain j. G. g. Lee, as
sistant quarter master, is relieved from duty at
Jacksonville, Ind, and ordered to relieve Cap :
tain G. w. Bradley at Charleston, S. c., who
VIII proceed to Ogden, Utah, and relieve Cap
tain q. A. Hull, military storekeeper at that
place. Captain Hull will report for assignment
to duty in Philadelphia.
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,,. NJ Nsi ASAiNsr REDUCTION OF FORCE
me commissioner OF Internal Revenue has adj
the great reduction in number of person. a..
ployed In that department lover 1, 2OO) and In
per annum expenses lover one million and
nsl, aoilaIsl effected by the act OF December
~, 1872, recommended BY him under the sunno-
sltion that the clerical force Of his Office would
not be reduced. He states that increased labor
Wa thrown upon the office by I'll At law, and en-
ois lileries and the duties Of distillers and on
Gers OF internal revenue as well a. of gaugers
ne immense reduction In the force generally
i also shown in detail, there being between
Decs moer i, ls66, and December 1, 1873, a re-
1ucuon OF over 5000 persons. In addition to
.ne current work all the old work 10 Continued
asainst the proposed reduction Of force IN the
0ncs Which, 1t is said, are honestly stated With
no o.ner motive than desire to enable the Of
hcs 20 perform with dispatch the duties re-
CURED oy Law, with the minimuru AMOUNT of
i'ss ana inconvenience 10 taxpayers.
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PARDON FOR THE WoMAN's RIGHTS ELEc-
TON INsPEcToRs.-At the written request of
Senator Sargent the President yesterday di-
rected the Attorney General to prepare the
necessary papers to remit the fine and impris-
oDment Of Messrs. Hall, Marsh, and others, the
Rochester election inspectors, who were tried
and convicted in June, 1873, of registering Miss
susan b. Anthony and other women and re-
ceiving their votes. The inspectors are now in
The Saline County journal., 1874-01-08

Nr. Palmer has eallsd and shown us two
mors;ef his models which wsssssnt tOwashing-
ten on Tuesday night. Drsfts had been pre-
viously sent and hopes for patent returned.
The one returned Is shovel which Is destined
to work great saving to railway companies
In their supply tools annually. No greater
boon could be bestowed on railway companies.
In addition to its enormous strength Il 10 50
constructed ss to enabls the section man to Do
his duty Ia "packing ties,'' ''easting In soil.,
etc; II being neither shovel u spade, bat Z
medium bstween the tso. He hopes tosee 90
ouswear three q the present, its price cansot
b but lsw eeets more. Mr.. p. says this is
the most ualuabie of III his six invensions.
The Track Jack, which yUes along with it, is
model sf bes uty. combiped with sdaptahility
setting 20 close an d only bui&ing out half On
inch from The nange VI The rail (not like the
present one. 3 l-2inchcs, which wh en- It Is sci
out side stands 50 m uch in the section mass
way Of work he cannot psrforn hIs duty prop.
erly In packing his tses). 1t Is not half the
weight Of the present jack and one man cs''
work it. It Is destined to be q universal In.
s:runent on all roaA, from Its ''cheapness. -
utility" portability" and strength" lie
also begs to Sly that his shovel makes splen-
did spade. The farmer IN j gardener will use
it ultinatf!f. Answerin < the two purposes
Of ..sl,ovci aud spade" 4 man can perform,
one-fitth more work 4 day will, it tn IN with the
cd; being ansled so much diiirrrnt::.ni so thor.
onxtly adapted for all purposes. Farmers.
merchants. IncN Of Mi~inc>s Of every caPacit =
and station to whom Mr.. J.. showed his m0,lcl
saw II l. the Prince 0f all.
The Saline County journal., 1874-01-08
rse las, Eye.lsxs ee the ra.r.

On the first page of this paper. We give the
proceedings Of the Ladies Catholic Fair for
the eight and ninth evenings which are taken
from the Daily Bn.nr. On saturday evening
a large audience would have assembled bal II
not ls-cn for the storm. As Is was very few
~ere present. The Christmas trre was vote,l
TO Mis-. Apui. Murnhv. Tie railIimx of sever
al valuable articles took place. The - Ma,lon-
M and child chrome was drawn 10y Il.
Brown. Ea,. Mr.. E.i Whitman won tic bronze
clock: Mr.. Aug. Fr-rman. the gold watcI, :
Mrs. W. r. Gels. the .cld land tea sat. At
the c.os. of thecxcrris.s. several oftlse el,ct''
got up a little soir-c in the Museum. which If:
ior,,..i much pleasure TO thos. iusi h, u not
tbOsc on the outside.
The Saline County journal., 1874-01-08
The editor of the McPherson M..~sse- a.

The editor Of the McPlserson M..-esser a.
te,npts An explanation. under an article ap-
pearing ~ this paper. some time since, charS-
ing him with turning upon Nr. simpson after
he had .s~a,lc more eucnaies tlsaa friends.
In his dcfcmse he does not deny our charge.
but. on tile contrary. admits more. The sub
st:lrcc Of Nr. Clark's reply 10 that while he
privately favored Mr.. Simpsom's election, for
fear Of losing his position lie thought best not
TO support him cditerially that Simpson had
shown himself unworthy of his support Be-
fore the election. and sfter election and again.
his last AMI greatest sin lin the eyes Of Mr..
Clark was Ito sell his only county paper aud
make it branch Of tie SALINE COUNTY J0rR-
xAL::' Then Nr. Clark would have the pab-
lie understand that In cossilcrs:ioa ef suaall
salary h. Will sell hisuself body and soul and
as . Journalist will have ~ conception " light
o. wrong. But 70 FsltsSe hin fr0m bis unsn-
v,able position Of stanling seiEaecused, we
will say that vc havs it from the stoekholders