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POLITICAL.

,hE WISCONSIN, REPueLtcAhs.
Special Dtspatch fo Iths caisdQo 1r,oun<,
MADISON. Wls., May 2o.-Tae Republican 8tato
Central Commltteo met this morning, and, iu
accordance With the almost unanimous express
aton Of leading Republicans At meetipg Of tie
Copgreaamoo's Committee and others, last even.
ing. Issued call for tho meeting Of tho Rspub-
llcan 6tate Convention hera Ut noon en- Weduos-
day, July T, for the purposs ol nlacing Ia potui-
nation candidates for election for Htata o!tlcola
to be supported by the party 1t tho next general
election, and to transact such other business ss
msy 10 doomed spproprlasa. Each sanate and
Assembly District is to b entitled to two dele
Hatss.
Numbers OF mon in different parts Of ths State
who voted for Gteoley In 1879, aud tho Reform,
ticket III 1873, arc rcporsoa tlreaot thoiy wntier-
r.is, rail- an and sangu1no hope IL 20 s1pses.ad e Of
carrying tho State at the noxt election, NTH =
good ticket and aArnest effort.
, 1875-05-21

Tho following conversation WAS overheard the
other day a,nopK = lot OF schoolgirls. Sho hsd
tu:n sppcareA 10 10 holding up tho domestic
skelatoa which afiGtod thcF homes. One told
how her lIttlo brothor had broken h!s log ~.
other ebout how siek Aut mother Waa; Iud bttii
e,lotl,er told about how drunk her father would
cosuc Aonas eVary night. III short, thoy eu sp-
paa1oI to taYo Kou.o grief to hold up oil but QUO
little beauty, who teemt0 ouly unhappy 70
think tho1o was nothing sha could toll to excite
tho Envy OF sSmpu,Ay 0f Tho rest. she Asscnc1
could aud finally expressed hosself iu this way !;
''Weli, girls, wa all have our troubles. su1ue
have sick brothers, aud dsunkcn fathers. sud
ugly mothora. Sono OF us have got Asss
aud sznsl.poz, aud scsofula. We'y9 Rot sonS y =
asked aeyeral. "My lituo hsothos Deany's lass~
handed"
, 1875-05-21
Hf)RnER rRnltB1ES.

cxc1ssAri, O., Iny 2o.--A dispatch to IN
Gase!te from Now Orleans says tho R'p.bliecn
Ina tho following dispatch, frosn Brownsville,
Tox.; Information has been received at Inilitasy
headquarters hero tint since tho departure Of
Gen. DnvIa from tho Rio Nyaude throo Amer
icaus ilayo boon mnrdcrod nonr DroMnasi'!e
Military mon estimate tls folee at tho disposal
raised on This side. Tho situation has bccoma
tuntn 6crinua.
, 1875-05-21


Tonr WAYNE, Ind., htay 20.-Ths 0euernl
Synod Of tho aor1aan Reformed Church OF tue
unltcd stasoa to-day organized by tho election
Of the following officers President, D. Zsober,
Of York. Pa, Vico-pros,dents, Dr.. Thomas G.
Apple, Lancaster. and Dr.. Dassard. Hhoboygau,
Wis. Corresponding Secretary, tho ley. FoIso !:
Treasurer. u. W. Grass, Philadelphia. lii
rynoda and Afty-six classes In varioua parts Of
tho country arc fully represented. Tonight
devotional exercises conducted by cleseymon
attending tho Synod hAvo been held In soYoral
churches,
, 1875-05-21
inuSIf3iAi. lIEnS.

Spttfat Dispatch to The Chteaoa 1rtoHHt.
ISp1ANAroLIs, biay 20.-Ths Railroad 1son
Rolling Mill resumes operations next "cel. aftcs
a suspension OF soreral woells. Tho iton.work.
ers' Btrike Las boon compromised.
PnTTsvIL1Ra May 20.-A dispatch from Ma-
hauoy City says tho minors hayo dccdcd to ac-
oept the operatora' ofler and tosumo work II
Dowman's co1linry. 1t Ia predicted that tho lncn
In other localities will soon do Likewise.
, 1875-05-21
AFlERCE MOB.
DESTRUCTION or TIE Jksu1T COLLEGE, IT DuxNos
ATRE8,

Panama Star aud Herald, Nava,
Tho meeting 1t tho yarlcdatles Thoatro on the
2stL Of February was III lmulenso coucou.so OF
people, with various blunors and insignia, uhi'o
banda Of music seemed to giys ooho to tho pop
ular excitement. Tie first spoeah was by tho
President OF tho Upiyorsity studeuts' Commit
see, 6enor Dosecoehes. lIia worda mora full OF
ire, and wore received With cries Of 'YiYa Ii
Nepublica1" "Desth to tho Joauitsl" Then
followed speeches by Dr. aaldas, aud
afessss. 8usioi aud Balleto and DR.. Cas-.
tro Doedo, which caused = general feol-
!ng Of fgouzJ, Some oas c1ied Out stTo
, 1875-05-21
NEST Vlnf1tN1AsS CAPITAL,

CINCINNATI, May 20.-Tho En7htre,'s Charles
ton, West Virginia, special Bass Judge Smith has
dissolved tho injunction restraining the removal
of tho Btnte Capital to Wheeling, but auspsnds
tho effect Of tic decree nine days. lilo Gov
ernot atsemptnu to rotnoYs tho n1ohiscs u tho
rivor to-day, but waa notified by Judge Smith
that he wonld not allow tim to rioIato The In
Junction. Tho Governor protested, butt tna1lv
prumssl obedience to tho Court. Tho calo Nil
sQ to tho Court of Arpcal5,
, 1875-05-21

Mux1oH, Msy 2o.-Ex-Queen Amo!ls. widow
Of the late King Ohio, ot Greece, died to-day.
LofpoN, May 2l-5 =. m.-DudleY Baxter Ia
deAd.
C1NoraSA7I, Msy 20.-Tho Hav. Erwin Honss,
tho associate editor Of tho Iiestern Christian
Adpocats (Methotist), of shis city, died sudden
~ to-day, aged "a.
, 1875-05-21
ECLECTIC.

COMMENCEMENT IT EEHrETr MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Tia euulmopeemans oxeruinea Ut tho thirteenth
ecBAiou OF Bopnott Medical College were Aeld
Inst evening A. tho now Collego-I1alI, NoB. I'LL
and 513 State stroot. Tho attendance WAS largo,
Indies prodominatIng.
Tho exercises we,o opened With mnslo by =
quartet. conslAtlug Of alosdrs.' I.atseuburs.
Christian, Bliss, and Palm. The lev. Or. ". II.
Ryder followed In prayer. Mira. Prof.
A. l.: Clark favored tho ;audionce. With
GsfH Rsas n M:'' s. fssoos ssE sePA of tho si Ba.sd 81
Trustees, conferred upon the err 'uating class
the degree OF Doctor Of Medicine and Master Of
Burgosy. Tho class waa composed as follows :
". ": Parker !. ": Martin. John A. asdR-
wick, l. J; briggs, a. q. 81; stodda,s, and Nh \. T.
Ind. L. j. Msttson. noloi. Wis. !. i. Bran.
+, ". Emery, Montpelier. "; W.
II. 1laryer, Morris, Ill, @, Paldocs,
Aianka.o, w.; II. 4; !llaou, Nov London,
chester, Ill.,; W a. Palmer, 1suasoll. n. N. l..
LaudIs. Adolsno, ILL.,; g. q. Aos, Whitewater,
Wis. !; j. ". Neal. Hutchinson, Kan; L. I. Lord,
llomeo, Ill, Frank Ohonowort, oanges, Mtch. j;
aud George Z. 1tobcEtson. llattoyile, Wis.
Tho distribution Of tho diplomas was followed
va!edlctory address in behalf OF tic graduating
class, which was received with ADMINISTRATIONS
| Of approval.
Mrs Bato followed with solo. which mas ron,
derod beautifully. and Prof. Clark WITH paper
Oh "Tho History Of tho College Iho papei
was carefully prepared, lstcued to attcntlvcly
and from tho vatn ofhumor running through It,
caused frequent applause.
| The exetcisca closed with mualc, sud tho bono
dlction by tho Hev. D.. W. II. nydec.
, 1875-05-21
DROWNED,

sttt!ai D.spt:ta to Tts cdes7a 7f5uas.
DEtnulr, May COX. 9. U1raer, ono OF the
prominent citizcng of Det.uit, anil known
throughout tho country es d snbacconiHs, wsu
drowned today near A1Rl4on, wAia arranging
for tho international yacht rceatta next week.
he being Commodore OF The international! Yacht
Association. The boat was l1,ssot by BtlualI, ana
10 and Trank Wehb, lda sa,liug lnaatcr, aud
Frederick pudgeon md boy nnnlca Afllle:,
wcle thrown into tho river. Tho boat slnlssnE
Immediately tcro sas no do!lyrrauco. and NIL
drowned. Alr. BARKER tad bcen Mayor. and hold
BGulsy local oticca If honor .atlior !han profit.
hrtrtat N;tratth 10 I'VE ChItnqo TrtbnHt.
DAvESronr, H., May GA man mined Les.
Hcn, n ccnl-n1iner fram Narida City. wns:drownod
in tho river hero THU evening, "ti!e attempting
to get upon tho fesrfboat. lilo was probably III
tosi:.ted, aud was t.r1Tncd within ~ fect OF tho
tlUcH.
, 1875-05-21

night Of tho coauuittoo hariug In charge tia
proposed excursion OF 1remen 10 Liverpool, 4
resolution was adopted inviting tho tlremen Of
Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Lollia, Louisville, Scn-
pitts, Mobile, Galveston, and other cftles TO par.
ticipato will, tic oxcursionists, who vll lea'o
hero about Junc1,
, 1875-05-21
KILLED BY A FALLING coRAicE.

Special E0FFtsjNOnFeNcf n TIC C71e5Jo 7T1oRHe'
Jol.1Er, ILL.,, May 19.-Tharo waa seeH,d slo-
titu 10 tho carclcsenras Of contractors In tho
oreotion Of hotcl.buildnge, in Joliet, today.
Laat wock tho death Of William patkcr o paint
CT, who folI from defective singing Oh the new
81. Nicholas Hotel, was chroniclel In The Tun-
uSE. Tns afternoon, at 5 ocioch, report us II
from mu1llcd cnruon was hoastl In tito direction
Of tho low Robertson uouao, which Las tust
rcac he'd tho top Of tho fourth story. 1t was
caused by tliy f.ihng Of portion ol the bricl;
co,nico Oil tho cast wall, wIIict, fell upon the
pialIs sidewalk; beneath Il: carrying down with it
Il swcde. 0lo Olcson, who waa Wheeling brlcl; on
the notwithstanding Ills inatant death. It IL
6,atetl that tho defect WAa caused bY carving
tlo uutcr wall too iligil without liliuE, which,
v!l.u commenced, forced the u:nglc tier OF brick
out Of the building.
, 1875-05-21

LEl{HtsAfVT ANU FRHNAEs
BERLIN, atny 2.-Tho Cologne Gazette, com
men tug uEon tho article iu the Berlin Military
Weekly, eass:
Our lo.ding uAnosa!, regard The French arnsuasnts
- vory .ef!ons; hut, though ptsco is posably eu-
langsrca by shes' military preara.sous France ssn
wl.if sho inin,gcs in Exaggerated arinasncns will.
out 1ndng ally ae wilonly exhaust her rcsousces*
porisnes 10 Tnow whether Franco has any cbsnco Of
llndIng allos Franco has no longer reason to count
ass ~ a ~ Il S e. a IL
saccessfa'ly commenced than the last: For
~ ons as'G ~ Gesn w Anars.ss sa asans
minister Of Austr1a, but = Austrian politics hays
gn aermaa chsneeloT, no oos wt sn1ioas soiisitds
every now aud then ronders upon tho contingency Of
party sGn IT, At sna TT
tho recent remarkable article In the Sordd<seh* e.
o.ms4ns Zstung, which hEpeAfeA much n. moTe ' r..
Fosf, partially coaFadicssl By it, Thesa slarng Or:
tiees ava haa tho bcncncia result Of producing doo
Of pacific from tho French Government nnd
prsss, which ar probably, heronay meant at any rasa
regards tho prcaent time. Tho nnss ot tho French
seps Va. .pyts!ns but s.s'F tss host ~
suetugs Of war ID tho late eapalgn aro hardly very
bslisoss pow 70 prevent thS @ nd os m
mud European statesmen for many = ycar to CONG.
The tssk may not be easy, hut It must not bo despair
Cd Of. We need not say thas tn Germany esefy one
| was?
The Berlin Military lpcekly. ths of1cial organ
Ut tue supreme military authorities, dccl,nos tu
bclioye in tho co1rrc1ntss of tae o1ptun1stont
recently given by tho french gomi-o0icial press.
| It aays:
It il trus that Tsench infantry regiment will
beucstorth Include eighteen cotranles, instead q
twuusY-ona formerly: hut ~ tho twcuty-ouR oil
companies intended to supply cadrs4 for thret
lattslions Of 1000 man zach, willie tho eighteen noa
og four bAttaouB Of Qc0 men each, tho strength
, 1875-05-21
TIE EDITORS CONVENT ION.

Special Dispatch fo 1Aa chsear Tribune.
JAcKsoay11LE, H., May 20.--Actiyo pEopa1s"
tonB are being made for tho meeting of tlle ILL.,
nois Prces Association in this city next Tucsaay
and cur people will do ali in thoif power to a.
ford p'oaButc nnl entertainment 10 their vlt!tozs.
, 1875-05-21

tperfa! Nspateh 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
EntE, rn.. May 20.-Tho dwelling house OF
August Leban burned tsia morning. Loss
about $4,000. Insurance 81,
, 1875-05-21
LADIES' MISSIONARY MEETING.

Sretial Lspdtch 10 The Ghtrdao Tribute,
DLoo,nso1os, ILL.,, May 20.-Tho Ladies'
Union Missionary aIooting cloaod to-ught with
Interesting exercises. Mrs. Prof. Jeanio +.
Willing IVES elected President, stru Gordon leaal,
Eccrosary, aud = Vlce.pre1dent waa appointed
for each church In tho city.
, 1875-05-21
RUSSIA.

TIE pnorosED wAH 0oDR CONFERENCE.
LONDON, May 2o.-A dispstch flom st. Peters,
burg haya: Iussia awaits replies to tts commit
nicatton In relation to ths conference upon tho
uss8oa Of war.
, 1875-05-21
SPAIN.
VI FIIN4
RECENT FIGHTING,

HEspAYz, May 20.-Thore has been two days
fighting near tho Town Of YAlmaBoda. The Carl
lists claim that they hare occupied Usurbil md
Aro, from which tho Alfonuist troops retfeatod
With heavy loss.
, 1875-05-21

Tho alarm f.oaa Boz ICt at o'cloalt yesterday
afternoon WAS oecasioned by tlto IN tho Weatosn
Foundry Mills, coluar Of Sixtconth uua Latin
ntreots. Luas 80. Friction waa tho cause OF
tho fro,
, 1875-05-21

Sptef1l ihspateh to1ht Chsca3o Irisa"s.
GRAND NArsps, Micb., May 2o.-F,ro destroyed
Tobort f;wan'a residence and its contents shia
morning. Loss, $4,000 iaanrancs, $1,000.
, 1875-05-21

New yonK, May 2U.-Hpeelos's pottery vorka
at Trenton, N. j., has boen burned. I.oss, eco,
Qlu.
, 1875-05-21

CHRISTIAN MINIS TER8.
Sptetas NspatcA h The Chicago 7ribHns.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, May oo.--The Association
Of Christian Ministers ia still In sessioa, aud
will adjourn on Thursday afternoon.
, 1875-05-21
BAPTIST MINISTERIAL UNION.
CUMBERLAND PREsnYTERtAhs.

JEsrEnsoS, Tex, May 20.-1he Forty-afth
Gonctal Asaumbly q! the Cumberland proaby-
terian Church mot IN this city to-day, present
nlncsS-cIRht ministers and ilfty-nino cllcga.
An introductory sermon was delivered py tho
outgoing Moderator. tho nov. T. G. ulate, D. D.
Auong those present wore the noy. George
responding Delegate of Evangelical Union
Church Of Scotland und tho 1lsv. ". X. Marshall,
y. D., Corresponding. Da!osaso or tho Freshly
tcriAn Church Of tho Guitcd htktos. The Ney,
v. s. Can,pooll. D. D., Of Vermont, Ill, WAS
elected NuaegaLor by acc!amatiou.
, 1875-05-21

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
1pnDoa, May 2o.-SteAmshlp France, from
Ns1 yosk, LAs arrived out.
, 1875-05-21


OrrAwA, ILL.,, May 20.-L1st evening, nesr
oclccx fire broho out la tho east row ot stalls
uear tue riYer bank, on the state Fair grounds,
consuming nearly 100 stalls, Iesitloa damaging
several tonbstopos and feucos In tho conetery,
which ia adjoining. 1t is supposed to have been
ca,.se1 by somc boys mho had been Halned oY
tho grounds. Damage about 81, GOO.
, 1875-05-21
Two Hundred Buildings Burned
Mt Oscco1n, Pm.
Tho Adjoining Town Of Hautsdelo In
Flames.
Loss Estimated Ut Over Two Millions Of
Dollars,
DESTRUCTIVE Mountain Firos In Pennsylvania.

At o9cEoLa, PA.
TYRONE, "a, May 20.-A fro broke oas ~ IL
o'clock this morning At sto atosbannan Lumber
CompanY's MILL. west Of Oacco1a. Fftoon million
foot OF lumbor was burned. Tho Wind wAs 30
strong thnt. flrebrauds toct ioug.were thrown
to most oil parts Of tho town Of 0scooa. Fires
broko out in every Qnartor. All tho public
buil1luae, except tho Catholic aud Methodist
churches. wcro burned About 800 houses are
destroyed aud 1900 poopo rendered homeless.
rcoplo wcro driven 10 the rnco-conrse. whore
they wero surrounded by ire from all sides.
Tho T!ro Department hero lott At Q o'clock with
their steamer and a hose carriaga, but could not
reach 0scsola on nceount OF tho railroad track
being burned. Tho railroad hctwoon Oscoola and
powelIton, on either side, ts Clio blazo Of tlrc.
Members Of tho Tyrone company fought their
uny through aud rendered NIL tho Assistanco
possible. About 200 houses arc standing yot.
Sono half a dozen woro burned between Oacooln
aud rowollton. povellton towl ~ not destroyed.
Sheriff Mcpharson loft 1lentzdao Mt o'clock
.. NJ. Tho repostn at that hour weta that fous-
teen ho,,sca wore busnod thoro, and tho contla-
grafton waa raging totribly. No escape for tho
town. eyCsy communication being cut Oh bT hro
through tho woods.
II ibis writing Hoop It 1Eurues, Tas!or's, md
Mashannon lumber con'raulcs, llos!s. 1'!G BELL.
aud Elliott & Callwclls lunbor saw mills, Jesao
Ctswford's new fonndsy, ana about, about So..
Tuotoon 'ems " t'lo ~. :, .h,rt ssS 213S mn
NJ. esGi*. !no .s, III. T., y 1,,ht N i;ros fost
up to last report. Iho pcooio ese III t.esutu's
c'scumetancca, tney having 1851 pfoi'eis5 ~ as'a
ossl!tnthE ese: Lug ai;,, nt"ul' ',mntv -, .nvn
Mnmtzdaio. p XII Tho woois between Tyrouo and
phipnburg arc On tlo.
J'ELLE FoSTE, Pa. May s0.-An extra train
left here this erontng f1r Snow Sine, win =
largo body OF Hon from ea!cnt'no's "otKa 70 alu
III checking tho tiros IN that reeion: aliue no;
tresttc-wo1k OF tho talIrond haH been destroyed.
Tho water tankB mud sorcral buildings along tho
1ond aro Oh tifo, and great excitement PREVAILS
AA1Ea' :. o,a-
s,,oc nnd nbout s{1 ar fit5 tons @ Of coal and iii
1, r1 an W.. ~ ~ r,n,or ~" dsstrnrni
IT, ~. ~ t,,,h,r hoior1;n1 n Yin Esilof2ntn
cnr.warSs.
- .....- -
THE MOUNT TatHaF'HGs;s. W ns;s H.,
mountaina continue, ind heavy wlnds hnvc
enread thoua rapldlY in all directions. Tho cfti.
zons OF aIiddleuork telcgrnphoa to tho pottss,ile
Fire Dopartment for ass,stnacs to-day. Deforo
1FuHsp"Ttat'ou co"!o w. nse' 'a'! 1hA"' ts''
Erapnea shnt tncy llaa tho h1cs nndef eontFoa'
Tho pcopIa OF ut!botton telcsfhrDea 10 tle
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all alIusions to the late war. Ger
tainly, by this time, everybody on
the American continent understands
the situation. and if they do not, it
is not likely they have brains enough
ever to grasp 1t. If there be. as no
doubt there are. some who are too
young to comprehend the situation,
it will be better for them and far
more pleasant for ali concerned, to
have them read it up in the history
yet to be published. Speaking of
things apropos, in the compliments
reciprocal between General Forrest
and the colored people. at Memphis,
q few days since. centennial reunions
must have attained their acme and
he who would require any further
proof of q genuine reunion Of this
great republic of ours, in all its parts,
must be a skeptic. for whose return
to and confirmation in the faith of
the original purity of the principles
of our governments organic law. the
most sanguine and philanthropic pa
triot in the land must cease to hope.
Yours, Truly,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-28

it away from the young, so the terri
bic disease cannot be contracted.
Conld the youth, TO whom the flavor
of his first wine is delicious as the
opening scenes of life, see the DESC
lation it causes, and be made to un-
derstand what dreary thing it is to
see aman going down precipice with
open eyes and a passive will-to see
his destruction and have no power
to stop it, and yet to feel It all ema-
mating from himself; to see all good
ness emptied out of him, and yet
not be able to forget time when it
was otherwise; to hear about the
piteous spectacle of his own self
ruin; to be an object OF compassion
to friends, Of derision to foes; to be
suspected by strangers, and stared
at by fools; to waste years of time
in senseless debauchery, is the wages
OF whisky drinking.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-28

W The Richmond Whig, in an
article on newspapers, says: Con.
slider the expense of publishing 1t
and the vast amount of mental and
physical work expended upon it !
Then consider the pitiful price at
which it is served to subscribers
and then consider the pleasure it
gives and the information it imparts
on political, social, industrial, scien-
tific subjects, and, indeed, on all
that is going on in the locality at
which it is published, and in the
world at large. Nothing is SO ILL
paid as the newspaper, nothing so
maltreated and nothing SO missed
when it fails to come to hand
AS with men, so
with newspapers. Some are dread
full bores some are lively and en-
tertaining companions. There is
much in the tone of newspapers.
Those that continually rail at every
body and everything may be read,
but they are regarded as we regard
querulous, fault finding, scolding
people. Those characterized by
genial good humor inspire their
readers with affectionate respect
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-28
The value of a Good HandWrit-
ing.

The Memphis appeal has a very
good article on the ''Value of q good
Handwriting" in the course of
which it narrates two pleasant oc-
currences that our readers will
have but little difficulty in locating.
We quote:
A story is told of distinguished
railroad official who, to save his feel
ings, we will not name otherwise
than to call him "Charley." A
citizen had built a house on the
company's fright of way land'' very
near to the track of the road, and the
railroad king, who, like many other
business men, had spoiled an origin
ally fair hand writing by writing too
rapidly. sent the citizen a note, de-
string that the house be removed at
once off of the railroad land. Some
time afterward, the official passing
that way, discovered the house still
standing where it was first built
and, seeing the man at hand, asked
why his order had not been obeyed.
The citizen replied that he had re.
ceived no such order. Didn't you
get letter from meT' asked the
official. ''Yes / did" said the man,
''but l thought it was free pass.
and have been travelling on it ever
since" A we'll known old citizen
of East Tennessee, who died not
long since at Knoxville, far along
in the eighties, until he lost his eye
sight, wrote a very fair hand. A
young man came to him one day to
get his signature to a paper. The
old gentleman took up the pen and
began TO write his name, but unable
to see his way clear, he said to the
the young man while the pen was
still dashing away: " Tom is it writ
ing? Now, the moral of this is,
that blind men are excusable for not
writing a legible hand, but there is
no excuse for men who can see what
they are about, for inflicting upon
business men, and especially upon
us hard-worked newspaper men such
Chinese hieroglyphics as make up
the style of much of our correspond
ence. We hope the schoolmaster
may make a note of this for the bene-
fit of those who are soon to take our
places.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-28
Federal Court.

In the United States Court, the
Goth, George Ogden, of Newport,
Cooke county, and John p. Smith
Of Taylorsville, johnson county,
were appointed United States Com.
missioners.
The following cases on the civil
docket were disposed of:
johnson, Sutton e. Co. VS. Branner
& Yoe; judgment for plaintiffs for
$605. NJ.
The Lobdell Car Wheel Co. VS. r..
Z. McEwen ct al /; judgment by de-
fault and writ of inquiry award
ed.
Melius, Trask & Ripley VS. Sewer
& Co.; assumpsit; Judgment for
plaintiffs for 81, ,697. 81.
Then the after-piece commenced
and o number Of crooked peach men
were ''set up as follows:
Perrin Hensly. imprisoned one
month VIM. Farmer, one month !;
John j. Fletcher, fined $500 and
imprisoned four months; Henry
Crowder, $1,000 and six months 3
John Rollins, Jr., one month (;
Davis Lawson, one month; Jeffer-
son Evans, one month Daniel Price
one month; VIM. Rutherford, two
months Andrew McCuiston, S100; /;
VIM. w. Williams, one month /;
Jesse Hammonds, one month.-Press
and Herald.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-07-28

A friend of mine and I came
across a ''spooning'' couple the other
night. and remark we CHANGED to
overhear inspired him to relate this
little story: Not long ago at a
mansion on Murray Hill, a senti-
mental young lady strolled with q
gentleman, on whom she had her
eye, into the conservatory. Look
ing up pensively into his face, she
said, with tears in her voice. ''Ah,
no one loves me, Mr.. Barnes r.
'sSome one does f'' "Yes? said the
lady. dropping her head and press.
ing his arm ever so little. "Yes,
Miss Nellie" said the wretch, 'God
loves you.'' Baltimore San.