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Personal.

Hon. II. B. Hubbard, lieutenant
governor Of the state, Is to be at the
grand state barbecue, nj Kaufman, on
Saturday next, May |, The HERALD
would remind It's granger friends In
this and the surrounding counties that
n full delegation iseXpected from them.
The affair will be grand one.
George b. Lee, Luling; w. M.
Cregier, Denison; a. j. Werbe, lIous-
ton and Texas Central railroad Ed.
Moore ald w. A. Ross, Esq, of the
Texas and Pacific railway, We're among
the arrivals last evening to witness
the celebration tomorrow. They or
gani2ed young mems christian ASSOC
citation last night and went about town
doing deeds of goodness. They will
attend church in body to-day. "The
little church around the corner"
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Tie Dallas Foundry,

Measra, LOOMS, Hoffman n Garslde,
Of the Trinity iron works, having pur-
chased the Lone Star interests IN the
Dallas foundry, the latter works viii
he run by Mr. Sam, Croasley, ~ agent
for Mr., Anglers, Mr.. Crossley states
that all the patterns belonging 10 both
the Lone Star aud Dallas foundrIes,
except those made In the last few
months, are now IN his possession, aud
that he IL prepared 10 do all work on.
trusted TO him, TnE HERALD most
heartily cOmmonds Mr., Crossley 10 our
friends He II gentleman every way
worthy Of their confidence and pat
rOnage.
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A TERRIBLE MYSTERY.
The Torn and Tattered Garments Of a
Woman Found In the Trinity
Bottom.
Foul Play SuSpcCted-The Officers OF
the Law Investigating the Affair.

Considerable excitement was caused
in this city yesterday morning by u
rumor to the effect that the wearing
apparel of female had been found in
the bottom west of this city, and under
such circumstances a. to give rise to
a suspicion of foul play.
A Mr.. Ball, in passing q point about
three hundred yards west of the end of
the pike leading to the bridge, discov-
cred quantity of female wearing ap-
parel scattered around, and proceeded
to investigate, when he found a dress,
basque, hat, breastpin, night dress,
bonnet, and several other articles.
Deeming that all was not right, he
proceeded to notify the proper officers,
who dispatched a posse to examine in
to the affair. On the arrival of the
posse on the ground, the breastpin,
night dress, hat aud basque were gone.
The following articles, however,
were found, and may now be seen at
the sheriff's office. A black alpaca
sun bonnet; black leather belt, with
the number five hundred and thirty
eight marked on 1t in two places; a
gray mohair dress skirt, made with
three flounces; a tattered remnant of a
brown serge veil; cotton damask
towel, with red border, and new will
low bushel basket. None of the arti-
Giles wsre found together, the bonnet
being at least two hundred yards from
the basket.
A careful examination was made of
the ground and surroundings, but MOTH
Ing was discovered beyond the fact
that there had been q scuffle on the
ground, and the tracks of two horses.
The tracks were traced to the road,
where they were lost.
There Is mystery surrounding this
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Mr, D. w, sebenek,

by the following telegram II will be
observed that Mr. j, w, Hehenek, ar
rested In this city short time ago,
aud carried to Wilmington, North
Carolina, on q charge ofembezllement
has been discharged, TUT HERALD
oonHatulales Mr., Hehenck upon this
yIndleatlOn Of his honesty aud in
tegrllyl
WILMINGTON, n, g., April -,
MR, ], W, hphenel, Dallas
Am acquitted viii remain here TO
prosecute for damages,
4, W, RCIlENCK,
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my thanks 10 the Officers IN charge of
the switch engine on The Texas aud
Pacific railway, for the kindness aud
consideration extended one Of my
deputies, Mr., Rev, Scott, who aoei'
denlally shot himself This afternoon,
JANIS Y, BARKLEY, sheriff,
Dallas, April "a, 1879,
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A Valuable Invention.

The most remarkable saving invention
that has been introduced to the public is
Wilmot's Patent Flat Iron Heater. 1t is an
improvement upon the old system Of IRON
ing. Ten cents will furnish fuel for day s
ironing, and can be used in any part Of the
house without smoke and heat. Price 81.
For particulars regarding county and state
rights, etc., apply to N. POTTER q CO.,
57d2w 600 Main street, Dallas.
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CIIEAI,.

I am Offering 10 the city
trade nay large ana complete
stock Of fancy and staple gEO-
ceries, provisions and produce,
~ the very lowest prices, and
make II speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery 10 ace
cOnini0daie customers. Please
give liz n trial.
Respectfully, JOS. MENCZFis.
Grocer, Gl5 Elm street,
Dallas.
8O5d8m
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TIE DAILY HERALD

viii he found 90 sails ~ ihe news'
b0ys ga all trains of ,he IeHas anh
asd PaeiGe railway, and ~ she ioii"w'
ing news stands in the city, Wat w. w.
Franisiin a 90, b0i maia street u, .,
star. Lamar street pierce q Lyie' no1
main street cigar bland ~ The hAn
Jaeinio Heel, and D. heHih"re' Ia
mar street,
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An Intellectual Treat.

BY request of 1.-THE Church Confer
ence Of Dallas station" Brother A. c.
Allen will preach Sabbath morning,
18th instant, at the Methodist church,
on Commerce street, at II o'clock,
from Genesis xviii chapter and xix
verse. All are welcome and invited.
Seats free.
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WE, LYTg q Opn real estate agents, An, 100
Lamar street. heg leave 20 oall lhe attention
Of persons Wishing 10 purchase real estate o.
the extensive lsta 81 property ON their
bulletin boards IN ana outside NJ
their onioe, under the respective heads nj
"lmprpyed Cily Property" "Nuennl Cly
I.ols," "fanns," aud Hunmmuyed and
wild Lands" embracing business houses aud
vacant lots Ia tho commercial efuter NJ he
CITY, Also, building lots, ana number 0l
very desirable residences situated Ia every
quarter Of tho oity, Also large tracts pf wild
lands IN Dallas and other counties Oi lhe
state, besides number NJ mrms ~ various
Sizes including several large and highly lin-
proved plantations within ave miles NJ tho
city OF Dallas, 2Mdlm
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nssirunllya rire nl Ennl..

A destructive fire occurred IN Ennis
about twelve o'clock Friday night, re-
sulling In the destruction Of the ten
frame bulldogs Immediately west Of
the depot l'he fire h supposed ~ have
originated by accident from HoH-ff-
hOsire ON-PERFEpqLY sAfEl ~ u 81.
loon, The aggregate loss 10 estimated
At fifteen thousand dollars, with an IN.
suTanoe Of six thousand one hundred
dollars.
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Proceedings of the Called Meeting ~
the Fire Department,

The Invitation Of the Fort Worth
fire department was read aud accepted
but owing 10 our llremen attendlngt he
Houston fire department anniversary,
II would he impossible to attend.
Motion 10 accept the invitation Of
East Dallas Hook aud Ladder COM
pany No, 2, aud attend In lull uniform
NJ the truck house Of Hook aud Ladder
company No, !, at . o'clock sharp,
Monday Goth lust, carried,
Motion 10 appoint committee Of
four zone from each company
the chief ~ chairman, 10 draft by
laws for the regulation of the Dallas
fire department, carried,
Commlltee-W, G. Conner, chair
man; Jules Schneider, j. 7, To0ley, A,
y, Jet,
a motion TO appoint committee TO
DRAFT resolutions thanking the Hous-
ton fire department for their treat
mcnt was adopted. The committee
reported the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted;
Resolved, That the fire department
of this city tender their thanks TO the
fire department Of the city Of Houston
for the uniform and gentlemanly treat
menl that we received at their hands
on the 2lst Inst.
Resolved, That we will ever remem-
Der the unlimited courteses extended
us by Chief Williams and his assist
ants, aud assure them that their aC-
lions will ever be held dear by US AS
lircmen.
Resolved, That to the ladies and
gentlemen whom we had the pleasure
to meet, we tender our sincere thanks
for their generous hospitality.
Resolved, That II copy Of these pro-
ceedings be published in the daily
papers Of Dallas, and II copy sent to
the fire department of Houston.
i. w. LlNsKIE, Secretary.
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A new church, built by Messrs. Ca
ruth and brother, on their farm, six
miles north of Dallas, will be dedicated
by the Rev. w. H. Scales on Sunday
next. 1t is to be free to the use of ali
denominations. Thereporter has been
informed that Mr.. John III. Laws has
presented the church with an organ
costing six hundred dollars.
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Hamilton & Co. have just received
the nobbiest dress hat of the season.
the Dunlap Fifth avenue, in pearl cas-
simere and black silk. Their summer
stock of Panamas, Leghorns and straws
is arriving daily, and embraces the
nobbiest styles worn in the north and
east,
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Jefferson Jimplecute: ellis hume
rous friends here-and they are legion
were made glad this morning by a
visit from that prince of good fellows
and splendid boy, Dave Castleberry.
We believe this is Dawes first visit
since he settled at Dallas, where he
has won the same wide popularity that
he always enjoyed here. He is a
whole-souled man and true friend, and
his enterprise is worth a pile to any
people among whom he casts his LOT"
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

9hoohln hpHp"l'
Union Mission Sabbath school.
Harry Mccarthy Tomorrow night
--Go IN the city gardens tomorrow
afternoon.
Spring, beautiful spring, relgned
supreme yesterday
Hats Of all kinds and styles nj
paulo prices NJ Pages.
Tho Dunlap silk hat At Carpenters,
under the San JaGlnlo.
--l'resh groceries Of NIL kinds for
sale cheap at John Trotman " Co.'S.
-Flremen will be admitted free to
the entertainment ut the Dallas city
garden to morrow.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac-
60 Just received by j. w, Trotman
IL Co.
Boots and shoes, In any style,
made TO order at the shortest notice nj
Pages.
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w. Trot-
man a. Co.
She would not marry him. Why?
Because he did not wear one OF Ham
ilton's hats.
The largest and cheapest stock Of
straw hats In the city just received at
Pages, sos, Main street.
w. p. Sller has notice OF omnl-
buses for pic MICS, moonlight excur'
slons, etc, 10 which we direct attention.
Why do the ladies' Of Dallas look
80 sweet at the Young men? Because
they wear Hamilton's hats.
Don't forget the Macarthys, who
open at Fields theater tomorrow even
ing. Their entertainments are pleas.
ant, profitable and agreeable.
Why do the merchants of Dallas
look like New York merchants? Be-
cause they get their hats Of Hamilton.
1t is undecided whether Colonel
Hibbler will be kept here or taken to
Austin during the pending of the su-
preme courts decision in the case.
The Odd Fellows ball, at the court
house, tomorrow evening, will close
the season, and no pains will be spared
to make 1t an affair long to be remem-
bered.
Blades new building is receiving
the finishing touches. Messrs. Quinn
u Shields did the painting, and most
tasty job they did of it, too--especially
the walnut-grained doors.
No session of the district court was
held yesterday. Theodore Patterson,
trial, on Friday, for theft from house,
was convicted and sentenced to two
years confinement in the penitentiary.
The sherifl's deputies arrested one
man Friday night and one Saturday
morning on suspicion of being the
Cleburne bank robbers, but establish
ing their innocence they were promptly
discharged.
Don't forget the entertainment at
the Dallas city gardens tomorrow for
the benefit of Dallas Hook and Ladder
company No. 2, (the East Dallas
boys.l 1t will be an enjoyable affair,
and all should go that can possibly
spare the time.
"A sprig of asparagus, raised in the
garden of Mrs. Matte A. Caruth, six
miles north of Dallas, was handed the
reporter yesterday. 1t is ten inches
long and measures three inches in
circum ference at the butt. Who says
Dallas countycan't produce vegetables?
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p. II. Hustler, drunk and disor-
derby, plead guilty and was taxed the
usual three dollars and costs, as was A..
King, for the same oilense.
"A. Rockingham, breaking open
the dog pound plead guilty and paid
five dollars and costs.
james Griffin, disturbing the peace.
Owing to the non-appearance of pros
ecuting witnesses, the case was dis
missed.
$. Browning, charged with fight
ing forfeited a twenty-dollar bond.
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Odd Fellows.

Trinity lodge No. 1893 /. o. y. f., will meet
at the hall of the knights of Pythias on
Monday morning at half.past9 o'clock, for
the purpose of celebrating the fifty-sixth
anniversary All members in good standing
are requested to meet with us.
A. =. JET, N. q,
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The Ladies' Aid and Benevolent society of
st. Matthew's parish will hold their meet
ings monthly, until further notice, instead oil
weekly, as heretofore. The next regular
meeting will be held the first Wednesday In
May, at the residence Of Judge Good, III
Good street. A full attendance is requested.
MRS. HoLLENBECK, Prest.
Mrs. VAN HORN, Sec'y pro tenn.
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EiioW

OswEGo, ", ST. April 2i,-Snow, to
The depth Of three Inches, fell here to-
dny,
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PIERCE az LYE.E,S.

SOL Main street, IL The place TO
get your wall paper New pat.
terms ana styles received as iS'
sued. Don't miss the place, ar
You will forever regret Il.
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For Cr0qucts Of The latest
styles and finest Gnish, 20 la
FranISIin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
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The finest pocket cutlery Ia
Dallas Mny be found al Frank
Inns boob store, 5Oi Main
street.
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L0uRUMr, April -qheupproach
Of warm weather does not encourage
the friends Of John g. breckenridge,
although serious results are uul AZ pres
ont appreh3uded,
The reports urp more favorable Tor
the tobacco plauts,
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ForsnIc

A fine new % horse power nglnean boiler
and two superior sets OF burrstoncs, with u
complete outhl OF mill machlnoN--all new
and In perfect running order, offered for sale
nj grent bargain, fora few days only by
W. Il. Lyle y Co., No, 100 Lamar street,
iD1tf
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Railroad War.

Special rates on all the roads out of
Dallas through the United States. For
full particulars call at Johnson's ticket
Office, San Jacinto hotel.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Picnic Parties

Can obtain omnibuses on reasonable
terms of the undersigned for picnlcs. moon
light excursions, etc. Office on Main street,
opposite Crutchtield house property.
W. p. SlLER.
April %, 1875. 62d2w
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Mn. A, II, CMET0E viii have The exclusive
charge Of lhe ely circulation Of The Daily
Herald nom lhis date until further notice,
ANN -, lNh.
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9ailg 9erala.
SUNDAY MORNING APaIL rs,
FOR SALE.

NY residence, eoraeF raeihe avenue
ana Houston streets, embracing half y
black 81 gEeund, win u well finished
sns-si0Fy and basement reehseenereis
buiidins, ana all necessary on''bui'a'
iags, sie, Al early applicant may So
cure bargain
JNO, W, swIEDRLIs,
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Those CnDes--.riOsc elegant
walking canes are NJ frank
Inns, sol Main street.
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0nTn rIEnOE 4 LYLE'a

And see ,he celebrated PhilR-
deipiiia itnsilp Shade, liIe best
and m0si beaulIfllil ile mar
keL Ain0 u iaFge slOrh Di iih-
ga aHd HgailaHd shades la
Riaph,
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LEBANON, pAn April 2l,-John Z,
George prominent republican pnll-
llclm oflhIa vicinity, committed sui
eide to-day,
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Voiion alIiI uurnc,i.

PHILADELPHIA, AprIl II, Ncho-
neld's large cotton mlll NJ MNnyuuk
was burned to-day, Loss heavy,
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TnnaIInlNnENhEE

Including tiIe M Pas0 onion
seed, aud the Umbrella China
seed ~ Fraakiln's book sl0re'
SOL Main street, Dallas.
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Sunday School and Temper
AIMEE books al FTanklin'd book
store, sol Main street.
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strihers Wnlug 10 Resume Worls,

PR0vpENCE, April e. STRIKERS Ia
ihe Naliek aud Arctic mills hsye noll-
fled supednlendeuls Of their willing
moss % rn.nmn work.
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lee cola sodn water

Al wards drug store, only I'VE cents a glass.
TBIlW
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NnEroLH, VAn Aprilel, The Henry
Meuua, from Jacksonville ~ Albany,
loaded with pine lumber has arrived
here, leaking badly,
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a whole Train III Hsapera and Mow'
ers,

The MeCormieks have shipped TWEEN
" oar loads Of their improved harvest
Ing aud moving machinery 10 Texas
Within the past few lays, aud we learn
they have farmers orders for nearly
the whole Of them, aud quantities Of
orders are received pt The State Agency
In this city from all the grain growing
porllons Of the state by every mail,
From present indications II will re-
qulre fully twenty car loads more 10
supply the Mccormick demand IN
Texas this year. aud We venture the
assertion that every farmer who buys
u Mccormick machine viii be satisfied
with his purchase,
This magnificent trade II deserved
compliment 10 one Of the most reliable
aud substantial manufacturing houses
Ia the world,
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matter that must be fathOmed, aud II
II he true that the dark and gloomy
precincts Ut these unfiequenied bot
lOms have been made the scene OF a
crime At which one must almost shud-
der ~ contemplate, swift aud relribu-
tive justice must be made ~ 0yertake
the guilty perpetrators,
The officers are using every effort 10
obtain q clue, and once found II will be
followed ~ the death,
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WA, HINDnAN, Esa,, ~ Kaufman
IN an authorised Agent 90 the b"iinS
Herald,
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"Neurtl,,

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
0Odly nc. HoSKINs, Agent tor Dallas.
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A t,ar,I.
To all Persons with Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total blindness.

II can get sufficient encouragement by
letters to Justify me TO travel through Texas,
1 will examine their eyes carefully for five
dollars, and all durable cases will warrant
cure or no pay. Address,
DIR. r. II. HYSLOP.
Physician and 0culist, Hot Springs, Ark.
Please enclose letter stamp for theii an
swers, j2dlm.
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nNnIh nf NInAnr nnrTelI.

81 Louis, April 2l.-Arlhur y. Bar,
'ctt, mayor Of This city, IL dead,
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l hereby publicly desire to express
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Books aud Badges for Bands
Of Hope at Franklin's book
store, 5Oi Main street.
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WELLH0Rg & LEAHE,
ATTORNEYSAT LAW
BALLAs, pENAs,
pfiiee-pyer Adams a .lGonais bank.


Taken ia trade, % 3, LuEB6 CO.'S
2ldlm iui Ella street,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-06

By the official vote of Connecticut we
learn that the total vote for Governor
was lOO,9S3, the largest vote ever cast in
the State. OF these votes Ingersoll OBJ
tained 53752; Greene, A, 4,272; Smith, g.
942, and there were II scattering; lnger-
soils majority over all was 6,52l. In the
Congressional districts there was a heavy
increase over the vote of two years ago
on the Democratic and Republican sides,
the principal gain being to the Demo-
Gratis. The aggregate Prohibition vote
was larger in the Congressional districts,
there being candidate in every district,
whilst in 1878 there were Prohibition
candidates in the Second and Third dis
tricts only. Lander's plurality over Haw-
ley was 1856, and majority over all, 266.
In 1873, Hawley's majority was 1886.
Phelps plurality over Kellogg was 1896,
and majority over all, 953. In 1873, Kel-
logg's plurality was 597, and majority,
81. Starkweather's plurality over Fos-
ter was 945, and majority over all, 379.
In 1873, his plurality was 1,754, and ma
jority over all, 9S5. Barnum's plurality
over Hubbard, 1929, and majority over
all. 2,Ol7, In 1873, his majority was
l,762,
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TWO BROTHERS KILLED.

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 1.-Two Godfrey
brothers, Of New Florence, Pa, who were
in Johnstown yesterday, atten pied to
board train going east in order to catch
west bound freight at Conemaugh.
One of them succeeded in getting on the
train, but the other, it is supposed, missed
his footing, fell under the wheels and
was instantly killed. Wher his brother
got to Conemaugh and found his brother
was not on the train, he started back to
find him, when it is supposed he was
struck by a freight and instantly killed.
Both bodies were found this morning.
The men are thought to have been in
toxicated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-06

THE public debt statement shows a de-
crease during the month of April of over
two million dollars, and for the past year
a reduction of nearly twelve million dol
lars. Now is the time for the Demo-
cratic editors to set up their periodic
howl about this "extravagant and cor
rupt Republican administration" Bro.
McGregor, strike the tune.-[ MaSsiIlon
Independent.
From the amount of taxation upon the
American people twelve millions year
is nothing. Twelve millions ought to be
saved from the Navy alone, and as much
from the Indian Department, to say
nothing OF robbings elsewhere. Let the
President be brought to $25,OOO year
instead of $4,000. What say the hnde-
Pendent folks to all thisP Honesty and
economy in public affairs, say we.