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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

EThere is much restitution In Browns.
Vile, Texas, among refugees from Mexico,
hundreds OF whom have crossed the line at
that point.
~ Isaac Wilson, aged two and a half
years, was choked TO death In New York
tuesday night, by piece Of radish sticking
In his throat.
1Frapk Walworth is still in the Auburn
insane hospital, but he has had only two en-
neptc attacks within three months, and is
rational. -
~ In Judge Delmar's court, in New York.
James Duffy was sentenced for six months
TO the penitentiary for attempting to com uit
suicide while INTOXICATED.
9The Boston Gazette says the engage
ment OF ulysses 8. Grant, jr., to a Boston
young lady now travelling In Europe, Is the
topic under discussion In Cambridge and
Boston social subjects.
~"James, my love, perhaps-what do
you Think perhaps, may be you know dear
ffjust occurred to me that Ii might be cheap-
er TO get couple more silk dresses this sum
mer-because, You zee, the mulberry has
blighted the SILK In the south OF France and
the crop viii be short and dress goods awful
high next year."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

REAL ESTATE SALES.-Messrs. Duncan
Son Bros, auctioneers, sold for JOS T. Ste
NeDs and Charles II. MOulton, trustees, sub
lot 81, In James F. Wollard's subdiyision of
lots Nos. 81, 80, 81, IS. IS, 81, 50, and part OF
lot 81, in square / OPS, improved by a two
story brick house, situated corner 18th and
streets northeast, TO VIM. f. Holton, for
Sl,225- Also, for the owner, sub lot 9, ia
square s3e, to Sarah T.. Hilton cents per
square foot; sub lot 10, same square, to same
PuIchaser, for cents per square foot; part OF
lot !, IN same square, Improved by a frame
mouse, 20 same purchaser, for $40; aud the
ADJOINING property, similarly imprOvei to
same purchaser, for $500. The above is stu
Sted on New Jersey avenue, between L and
X streets south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

IN A FUTURE ISSUE will appear an adver-
ttsem ent touching grand literary and mu-
steal entertainment that is to be given at
Forrest Hall on the 10th inst. The George
town College graduates have inauguratel
the enterprise. which promises to be the en-
tSrtaiDment of the season. We advise all
who wish TO spend pleasant evening to be
o. hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

CHANGE OF HACK SrAND.-An order has
been Issued by the District Commissioners
countefmanding all existing orders of the
board OF Public Works establishing the hack
ttanc on 6th street, between Pennsylvania
avenue and streets northwest, and fixing
Ioe stand for hacks on 9th street, immediat
~ sootn OF Missouri avenue, where they are
10 stand In one and two rows on or near the
fnlOdle OF said street so as not to interfere
with the public travel. This order remains
IN force until 1st day OF November next, and
from the LIST day Of May To the last day OF
OctOoer In futCre- From November LIST TO
april 3O5h they will be allowed 10 return TO
Inc present stand north OF the avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

~Eorristown Herald: Bonnets are now
worn so far of and in the rear OF the head !.
mat when lady sits In railroad car the
back door must be opened 10 give the head
piece room to project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

KILT SUITS, in white, pique, AMI brown
linen. large assortment Il. Robinson Il
Co, the Boys Clothiers, 900 Penna. avenue,
next to Mr.. Williams AdUt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

GORMAN CONVICTED or MANsLAUGH-
TEk-1 esterday, in the Criminal Court
Judge Macarthur, the Jury in the case OF
llenhaln German, Indicted for shooting aud
kiliing Albert Leide on the 4th OF last Sep
Iember, IN a restaurant at the corner of 9th
and r streets northwest, after an hours
absence returned verdict of guilty of
"maDslauehter," and the court Sentenced
tiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

ANoTHER COAL OIL HORROR "A coal oil
lamp exploded ebOut one o'clock last night
IN the house of Priscilla Johnson, a woman
aocut forty years OF age, residing on Della
NaIe avenue southwest, and she was fright
IoIIy onIned about the body. DR.. William
hoh las doubts as 70 Der recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

GARGANTUA. THE NATIONS GUEST"
is meeting with immense success AZ the
Soinlaue. Mr.. Harold, the prototype of Hal
!et hIoonrn, Is clever actor. The play at
nscteu large audience last night. Mr.
dsrry hunter, scenic artist at the Connioue
Will take oenent TO night Mr.. Hunter ma
been very III from a paralytic stroke and
deserves substantial aid. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
Lawrence Barretts soIemptty,


Lawrence Barrett is almost the only
American know who habituaIIy takes Sc
flOus views OF things. To be sure he is-or
is trying TO be-a tragedian; but he is not
BE was born without the sense of humor
Years ago, when he first went upon the stage
with Sothern, at the Winter Garden the
elder Wallack went down 10 see him Act
On leaving the theater Wallack iokinglv
remarked, THAT young man ought to go in
TO The army" meaning that be handled the
sword splendidly. Barrett heard of this,
look IL seriously, and went into the army
The next day, Wallack drove to engage
him, and found that he had Joined the
recruits at Governors Island. Similarly,
lsndo, In LAS You Like It,n for Miss
Fanny Davenport's festival tenefit on We'd
nesday, MI. DAILY loosely remarked that he
As a matter OF fact, Jem had been asked To
repeat his powerful Interpretation of that
d1hcnlt part; but Joe Coburn, our own re-
tired champion OF the p. r who is notori-
performances, had kindly consented to
appear. From a philC Jophical point OF
view, there is no more reason that a real
that a real horse should not play Henry
The Fifth's gallant steed; but Barrett
lnonght the matter over seriously, con
to S shroM Gsca eE be woua
the play required, and at the last mo-
ment announced by telegraph his decision
hot W appear dL the dement, unless all
the cast of GAS You Like II" was com
posed OF actors. Argument, persuasion
and entreaty were in vain. Barrett could
not understand how he might be able TO
tnfow q prlZe-hghter unless he underwent a
severe course of trainiDg-and there was no
Time for that: as he had to start for Califor-
ma, IN Tookers lightning train on the list of
june. A compromise was effected, and Bar
rett was assured that an actor should be en-
gagged FOR the wrestler's part. He was en-
gageo. HIS name is Warren-Kobert War
Ien-Colonel Robert Warren-formerly the
hghurg editor of the defunct Free Lance. To
inc requisite experience Of the stage he adds
The proportions of a Hercules and the yigor
OF stem engine. When they met at the
tsst rehearsal Barrett looked up at him and
inquired: "Are you an actor?" "Yes, sir, ;"
replied Warren. "Humph!' retOrted Barrett,
and walked away scowling. Warren might
When the performance occurred, Barrett
tried TO throw Warren, but his strength
could not move toe OF the gigantic wrestler
When Warren moved, Barrett, perforce was
carried about with him, and set down, now
on this side OF the stage, now on that, while
10th before and behind the curtain the the
alter rocked with laughter. At last, when
G. ouDd, and Barrett, borne away by the cur
lent OF air created by this sudden vacuum,
fell prone on top OF him. Then rising walk
ing 10 the wings to adjust his dress and
gazing admiringly at the slender limbs
which had apparently overthrown this the
atrical Goliath, the serious Barrett re-
marked seriously but pantingly to the
pouf!-tbat was pouf!-strong as thati
Pouf! / should not be afraid to-poufl-
wrestle with Mace-pOuf!-after this!"-
lFetutef0n ofthe ATcdd6da.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

MARRIAGE LICENSc IS have been issued to
Charles Cant ard Kesiah Nicely; James
Shepherd and Mary +. Dove; ID. w. Davis
a. d Mary La Johnston; David Craig and
MAlinds Rhl; Samuel r. Heshley and Anne
+ McGaruell Chas. Brockman and Mary
Mey ers; Henry ShultZ and Sarah Lille
hyidge; Thos. Price and Mary NJ. Speaks;
Maurice II. Wolfe and Mary Carmody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

SHIRTS, SHIRT WAISTS, WHITE AND
COLORED, at b. Robinson 4 Co., the Bows
Clothiers 909 Pe'uld- dre,aue, next to Williams.
lddUt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

tHE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT In the Dis
LIIct devoted exclusively To boys aud chill
uIeh clothing, Robinson & Co, 200 PENN.
ste'tese, ntIt 10 WtVt0tS.-I Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
READING NOTICES.
The Crown Toilet SOAP.
Clean Hands, Clean Face, Soft SKIN, Good
Lather, by using The Crown Toilet Soap.
CIT Y 1T E. MS,

HATs.-Fresh supplies received this week.
sun and soft light felts, black bands, cheap
Whlte sailors, and brown Derby straws, 81
TO g. Boys white and brown straws, very
good, Zoe. and 81. A splendid assortment,
moderate prices, and polite attendance, at
lewis, go 9TH street, between 1 ana K. ".
B-"OQ6 Price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

PRICES JEwEIRY STORE raceiva, 49,.
peeu,nui SILVER and jet chatalin and fsf
bangles this morning No al Peonsviya =, = :
avenue, near 4 street. aAiS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

ExTRA sHoET PANT SIZE, to IL s.r,
IN while and brown linen, ~ PobfasIa . Dc 81 " ',
Boys Clothiers, go Penns. syenue-IA Ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

OILY SUBSTANCES ALWAYS AGGRAvATE
SKIN DISEASES. Ointments are therefore
rather hurtful than beneficial. Glefln's SUI
PhtT Soap, which opens, instead of clogging
the pores with grease, has, as might have
been expected, widely Superseded oleagin-
Gus compounds as remedy for scorbutic
affections. Depot, CRITrENToN's, No. 9th
avenue.
HM's Instantaneous Hair Dye produces no
metallic ulster. m,w,f6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

LiSkS SUITS AND LINEN BUSTERS for
1eS Penna- avenue, next 10 willian,sNT 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

THE WIFE IRRESPONSIBLE.-OD Sarah
Jacobs has been acquitted in the Criminal
court, 81. Louis, on two separate charges of
receiving stolen property. The Republican
mus explains IL: "Sbe and her husband were
arrested several weeks ago, aud a quantity
of yaluab BILE stolen property was recovered al
The preliminary examination, Judge McGIn-
mis-, the acting Judge of the court of crimI-
nal correction, discharged Jacobs, and held
the woman over. In the argument for the
defence yesterday, the attorney made il an
parent to the jury that the wife was only
ooeying her husbands orders, and that he
was the responsible party. Although the
evidence for the prosecution was very plain
the argument had its effect with the iury'
ard the woman was acquitted. Several
other cases against her were nolle pressed ,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

A UNIQUE MAUs0LEUM.-A few weeks
ago, an enormous block of granite was being
lowered into the foundation for q dock AT
Heulbowline, Ireland. A laborer fell under
u nnooserved, was crushed into the layer OF
concrete upon which the stone rested. and
bis body viii remain there, as the truth was
learned too late 10 recover 1t, except at great
expense and trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

Debility and Nervous Headache.
orally dependent on, or accompanied oy,
impaired digestion, by which the circula-
ton and nutrition OF the brain are deranged,
and the nervous centers vitiated. The Peru
Utd1l Syrup, by reinvigorating the digestive
powers, lays the axe At the root of the tree;
the brain is duly nOurished, the nervous
symptoms cease, and the headache dissp-
pears.
Germs, &C., Theusands
OF the elite OF the world patronize DIR.
Whites establishment, 1il6 Pennsylvania
avenue. opposite Wizards Hotel, for the
successful treatment of hard, soft and yascu-
lar corns, buniOns, ingrowing aud club nails,
&C. Fee 81 per visit for attending the feet.
F116T-CLASs SECURING AND DYlIN0.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 9O6 g st. north
west, three doors west OF 9Th street, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
latest Improvements, whether OF American
or European invention, he Is enabled 70 do
any work In manner not to be eQualed BY
those not possessing these facilities.
- Ladies' Dresses cleaned and dyed with
ont being taken apart.
- Grape Wells rennished nice and cheap.
~ Grease stains removed efectually.
- Gents garments cleaning and dyeing q
Speciality.
- Prices lower than ever before. to suit
the times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
a GENERAL REMARK.

a GENERAL REMARK.
have marked Gown Q line OF Cashmere Suits,
some OF them made Of the finest English goods and
formerly sold as high as $50, to q uniform
PRICE OF SO.
Boys suits, also marked down, to close, some as
low rs
A large line Of Cashmere Pantaloons for
e5.
worsted Goats with Vests to match,
sl7 so, $40, s22, s25 AND $50.
Odd Cashmere, wOrssed and Cloth Goats,
DOWN.
Very fine fabric, English Gsuze shirts,
el.lO.
Good Domestic Gcssamer Shirts, 10 Gents
English Merfro Shirts, 81 Is.
Bordered Linen Hanokerchiefs, IS Gents.
Tsncy Half Hose. from IS Gents to o. as.
Handsome Plaid Suits, S25.
etyliph Cashmere Suits. SIC.
Fine White Vests, ell Linen, front ana back,
S3.
Alpaca Sacks, Marie Stuart brand, o..
THE wAMsUTrA
MUSLIN SHIRT,
ALL READY,
FOB sI6O
Oh
el44 NET Cash.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
CASH DISCOUNT TEMPER CENT.
GEORGE Q. kENNiNo,
40 SEVENTH STREET.
my2sn sIGH OF THE GOLDEN PLEEoK.
JUST OPENED.
GAUzE UNDKRwEAR
AT VERY Low FIGURES.
LADIES' ALL KINDS From soc. UPWARDS.
Kisses GAUzE UNDERWEAR
FROM - CENTS UPwARDs.
MEMS GAUzE UNDERwEAR
FROM so CENTS UPWARDS.
PARAsoLs AT AsronIsHIno PRICES,
u,,. g isAuH's' Aes seventh ssrssa
W11Tr94H1fESS, xS1sTrLkr,a ssLty1s AND
pgGGsD PRIoEs, EoR TIE HExf 30 N
-. fAPPANa
yewsler, sos y street 1ssonie fempls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

DROWNED IN A VINEGAR VAT.-The New
New Orleans Republican of the 3D. instant
has the following account OF q singular acct
dent in that city: YESTERDAY morning word
was sent to police headquarters that 8
Grill had been found drowned In cistern of
vinegar In :. Grummer's factory. Thurs
day night drummer and Grif drank freely
IN bar room, after which they sail they
Intended TO go to bed In the second story
OF the factory. Early yesterday morning
Provost. one OF the workmen, knocked at
the outer door and was answered by Grum-
mer. When drummer finally opened the
door be visited the bar room before men
TONED, al stated that Griff was drowned;
ard such was found TO be the case. The els
tern is so situated that IL is quite impossi Bile
for man 10 accidentally fall into it, so that
conjecture was easily dispo5ed OF. A ladder
stood against the cistern, reaching about two
feet above. When the body was taken out IL
was noticed that most of the clothing was off
drummer made conflicting statements con-
corning the affair, which caused persons to
suspect that all was not correct. Special
Ofncer William Walsh arrested Drummer
aud Capt. Gray questioned him closely but
his statements continued TO be sadly mixed.
he was asked why he first looked into the
cistern, but he refused to tell. + ven after
MS imprisonment drummer appeared as If
considerably inebriated, and it may be that
came here from Evansville, lad, only a
short time ago, and paid 1000 for share
Ia the factory; also gave Drummer his life
insurance policy for SC 900. payable TO Grum-
mer. Deceased was about forty years old and
leaves wife in Indiana. If Ii is a case OF
suicide, no cause can be assigned for the
deed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
~ Ar HI o..

NJ TCH Is.
EHsLIsH, SWISS AND AMERICAS
watches,
BIZ All THE MOST oELsBRArED nAxlRs.
Larss Assortment u vsry Low PrsDs.
=. ". GALE. sse. . %.
ssaiB-u JxWHuKs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

ASSERTING CIVIL RIGHTs-The Columbus
(Ga.l ENQUIRER says:-"The impudent civil
tights negroes who Were kicked out of the
nrst-cIass passenger car At Conyer's station,
on the Georgia railroad, We're the same party
VINO TOOK possession OF the ladies' car or the
western railroad, In Montgomery, one day
frustrated by the clever and wide ava ks
master OF transportation of the road. N, &.
Perry, who caused to be attached to the train
arother nrst-ciass car, and Invited the white
passengers into tt. thereby avoiding the ne
cessfty OF riding in the same Car with the In
solent fifteenth amendments.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

POISONOUS BROWN CALICO The Troy
Press OF Monday says: ga lady living in
ibis city recently purchased some brown
striped calico, and made 10 into a morning
the arms and neck, and after wearing ~
snort TIME she was taken sick. 1t was found
mat her sickness was caused by wearing the
sonous material. Erysipelas resulted. which
Was given 10 her nursing child, causing its
Sestn; Inc child OF Broadway optician
striped stockings. This brown dive used in
colorlng is cheaper than the harmless one.
ana hence the temptation for unscrupuIous
manufacturers TO employ IL -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
NATTANs CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR 5HE HAIR.
TGf s S5sy sAgso ss

" srssiesss: pseds o. snd 4: sssesi ss ss
ss:0s sss, ,s ssS 90 TIE hss is,,s.s
DOMAINS nothing uhstsver q IN unbsaltky or
Soss I'm ssssrs pcss not ssaoiss :eaki.s dse.
eny o. the ooJec&1o1e - 3ostly urge1 aGG1nU the
So,S,nr s1 ~ 49, Estorsnvss :. sne nsseses. Hes
AEIHUB NArrAN8 D,7soyta, P%exse~,
SS|u - ssd d streets nostkVsse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT..

TNREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
Il OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING,
WASHINGTON. ID. O., June list, Isle.
Sealed Proposals 10 furnish the Treasury Depart
ment with hye hnndred tons more OF iessl best
quality WHITE ASH GOAL, Baltimore vein, fur
Lace size, will be received at this Office until
THURSDAY. JUNE Is, 1876
Instructions TO bidcers will be furni.hedou ap-
plicstion 10 A. n. WILSON,
leSI 9,l2H Chief Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE BEAUTIFUL OAsrATA,
Spring HOLIDAY
Of ths
PUshIC SCHOOLS,
urter Tie dirceti5r % Pref JosEFH DANIEL, q:
FORDs OPERA HOUSE.
On TUESDAY ard WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
jane - n anS "a n.
80. lesion, 80 sld "a cents. Reserved seats, IS
Tickets can now be obtained at EHis' Music
THEATkR CoMIaUE, eleventh s,r.s.
bs1oS fsansyicasta Asszss.
OPEN The YEAR ROUND.
reriorpsncs EyEky sIsHr; nst,ns. ,pr Is.
s Sal ri fi aTTrssoe6ss~ WEDNESDAY, sas
FIRsT-cLASs IN EVERY kEspscr.
variety Drama, Burle.que and COMEDY aov-s-,,
OLD MOI On Ezhibition INrw No
xss and sale $50
'1R 81 hfTrEH,s. 'TE ST.
Ne. sSs ia aEsa. 6aass.. y asd s seed, asI
doers a5ocs GA FslGo,rs' Han.
Siso, isrsess sso6k 81 Paper asns,nSs %Is ~;
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cord ans Ia
se,s, Rings, malls. &o., IN The District.
~Pies's remeDber Nam. and Eumeer. IyI.IJ
EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
I YCEUN BUBE ~ EXCURSIONS,
IA S.c0Ht sTteS.
"A cezttrustio- Of the series given on the PHO,
Boy " lSst yesrD
18Th TRIP, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IiTu,
"MARY W AsHINGToN."
Leaves 7th street wharf 645 .. N; return II rs
IlcstLs, so ceuts; for sale IT the holly Tree
bI,nch Room. 9ib street, between and n.
The Young People, Oricn, OF the . elkA
FIRST Baptist church, 18th street will (S.-.c>ass
ourslon, and the friends Of that Society are re
qrested TO purchase tickets Of its members jes At
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
NlATIINGS, MaTTINGs, MaTTINes-
AZ Cheaper THAN EVER.
GOOD W hite and Checked NJ atfine az ~ cts
Superior quality at 30, IS, 20, IS, ana 50 cts
lOOO yards Victoria a~ 70 at l25s, worth % cts
Our stock of Spring Dress Goods ct marked down
White Goods Of all kinds, for school commence.
The "Vicforian X ia Cloves button. nj 50
m2etr BENJAMih MILLER. lO3 bridge st.
SPRIse AND SUMMER.
PREMIUM STEAM pYrIsG AND SECURING,
OLD Assbt E sstI y sMH ssiItSEfffssmkyr
Ladies and Gentlemeu can have their Spring and
Sumner Wearing Apparel Cleaned or Jolored no
NJ. R. ~, msnner also, winter Clothlng Oar
care of until needed, Work sent for and delivered
without extra charge anyw here in the District-re
SS mail GSR sno etuTIS to any Psee In hs osuny
street, Gecrgeiovn. ID. o.; Pest Once Box, f23
Once hours-7 o. m. to TX .. m; Saturday, 20
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-02
A FORTUNATE CIRCUMSTANCE

The election of an opposition
majority to the lower House of Con
gress was fortunate circumstance for
the country. 1t has. by exposing the
corruption of Grants Administration,
called the attention of the people to
the necessity of change in the White
House and in every department of the
Government, with the single exception
of Bristow, who seems to stand alone,
undefled by the pestllence generated at
Washington, and permeating every
branch of the Federal service. Were 1t
not for this change in the politica! COM
.plexion of the House of Represents
tives GRAFT to-day would be promi
nent candidate for reelection; Bah
cock would be his confidential secre-
tary and adviser; Belknap would be
oisposing of post-traderships to the
peans in honor of the Union soldiers
who died that the country might live,
would be robbng their graves by
sharing with gheuls the money appro-
priated by grateful people to mark
their resting places. Blaine would
be Speaker of the House, APP
pointing sham committees to white
wash, as in the Credit Mobilier case,
Congressman and officials, who sold
their honor and constituents for con
sideration to grinding corporations,
when nothing less than an investiga-
tion would satisfy public opinion. The
South would be represented by ennis
saries of the Administration, sent
thither to create d,scord and foment
strife among white and ceIored citi-
zens, as being unsafe for Union man
beyond the CLEAN of Federal hayouets;
the outrage. factories would be
running full time, and the telegraph
treighted with their products, would
spread far and wide with painful delait
the atrocities of the mythical Ku kiux
Every Government official, from the ST.
Lawrence to the Gulf of Mexico aud
from Maine to Oregon. would feel
at duty incumbent upon him
10 steal and appropriate to his pri-
yate use the lions share OF the pub
lie money placed within his reach, and
by approprlating literally fron the pro-
ceeds of his steallngs 10 campaign
funds for the election of his kind. in
sure immunity from Investigation. ana
be proclaimed IL truly loyal citizen,
with no sympathy for rebels or their
Democratic allies. Thanks, however,
to the tidal wavo OF public sentiment
which submerged Butlerism in Massa-
chusetts, and the bloody SHIRT in the
South, and fioated AN opposition House
of Representatives. to Washington,
what was heretofore suspected Is nov
proved, and there is hope of real re-
form in the Government by change
of Administrations, and the election el
men who will not make stealing
virtue, and exposure of IL a crime.
..a....z~.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-02

THE GRANTEES. while promising re-
form in their platforms and pretending
to be in favor of Furnishing official
thieves, are throwing every obstacle in
their power in the way of the Congress-
ional investigating committees. Their
idea of.letting no guilty man escape is,
to shield every public plunderer that
does not "squeal = on his fellow
thieves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-02

E. f. dunno, formerly of this cousty,
and recently Chief Justice of Arlzona
Territory, Is now engaged IN the eul-
ture of The vine IN New Mexico. Ego
tism and his course On the school quts-
ton, advocating the division of the
School Fund for sectalian schools,
made him so unpopular Ia Arizona.
that members of the bar and citizens Of
all religious and political opinions,
petitioned for his removal from the
Bench, and he was removed. He has
since located III New Mexico, aud has
planted 20, coo grape vines on his ranch,
near Santa Fe.