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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-16
GREAT BASEBALL MATCH.
The FTeighters Against Ghe Cotton
Buyers for the Orphans-COm-
Portable Arrangements for
the Ladies',
business 10 be Suspended at One O'clock
Wednesday, TO Make ROusing
Beneht-A General InVi-
tatiOn.

The. preparations for the baseball
match between the FreighteTs and Cot
tOn-B1yers, to come off tomorrow are
progressing toward perfection, to the
end that II will ba the most delightful,
as well as amusing cut door Sport ever
enjoyed by the Memphis public. Every
arrangement has been made for the
comfort OF ladies especially, who are ex-
pected to be present III large numbers.
AS many may wish to attend in car
riages and private cOnveyances, the
management suthorizs US to cav that
vehicles will be admitted to the grounds
without extra charge. Comfortable
seats are being fixed up, and of course
viii be reserved for the accommodation
of the ladies, and an evening of rare
enjoyment is assured. The following
circular was posted in the rooms Of the
cotton exchange yesterday:
To the Cotton Dealers and Buyers and Men
OF MemphlS generally:
On behalf the reception committee, q
CORDIAL invitation Ia eXte nded to one and
all TO be present, with their families and
friends, at the Olympic park, on Wednes-
day afternoon next. The object of
the worthy gentlemen who will on that
occasion display their skill az baseball
is most laudable charity, aud it will be
but fitting evidence of our appreciation
OF their efforts that the game be wit
messed by thousands of our people. Let
US then dispense with ali business at one
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, repair
TO the park en- D1nSse, and thus insure a
rousing benefit for the orphans. Very
respectfully, B. BAYLIss, Chairman.
We are glad to note that the manag.
ers have adopted the APPEALS sugRes.
ton, as the following, which was hand
ed US by me mber of one Of the "nines,"
indicates:
"At the game between the Freight
Agents and Cotton Buyers on Wednes-
dby, Dr. Jake Woods will establish an
hospital tent on the grounds, with a
sufficient quantity Of sTnica and other
medicines. He win be ably assisted by
Colonel Jep Fowlkes, who has kindly
consented to act as chief Of the ambu-
lance corps, anC Sergeant Henry Luhr-
man, who acts as hospital steward. Pos
itively none but the players will be al
lowed in the tent"
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENTS.
A virginia Military Excursion Train
Thrown from the Track.
Several Lives LOst-MRny Wounded
Explosion at BraddIOek'S Field.

RICHMOND, May ia serious aeci-
dent occurred tonight on the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad, near Chester.
Two cars Of the military train,
which left here this morning, and while
returning to Richmond, were thrown
from the track by broken rail, aud q
number OF persons are reported
killed and wounded. The details are
meagre. No one inside the cars was
seriously hunt. Fatal and serious iDju-
ries occurred to those on the platforms
The train was crowded with soldiers Of
Company A, First Virginia regiment,
and q large number OF women and
children, and other men. The engine
and one car of the train came at once to
Richmond, and a number OF dOciO s
have gone tC the scene Of the accident.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May Is A special
from BraddOck's Field to the Associated
press Of this city, gives the particulars
OF q premature explosion OF some chem
icals in the drugstore of DR.. J. D.
SchOoley u Sons, which shattered the
building to pieces, severely ipjuring two
employees. The ruins took fire, and,
with the sdj0ining building, were re-
duced 10 ashes. Probable loss eighteen
thousand dollars; insurance light.
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MEXICO.
Federal Troops Advancing UDOD Masa.
mOras Prospect of BOmbardmeuf.

MATAMORAs, May 14.-General Esco.
bedo reached CamsrgO, one hundred
miles distant, yesterday, with three
thousand government troops, and is ad-
vancing rapidly on this city. Generals
Fueros and QuereZaIa are coming snoth-
er road with two Thousand men to unite
with + 'cobedo in attacking this place.
Great excitement prevails here among
the revolutionists. Several hundred are
repairing Notifications, and every prep
aration for a stubborn defense is being
made. Yesterday the staff officers Of
General Gonzales forcibly took lumber
belonging 10 citiZsns OF the United
States for Qualifications. The American
consul intervened TO protect the interest
OF American citiZens, when the officer
declared they would shoot the German
and American c0nsuls if they interfered
with General GonZsles's efforts to pre.
pare for the defense. The American
and German consuIs, with the com
mSnder OF United States vessel of
war, called on Gonzales, who assured
the consuls that foreigners should be re-
spected. Many families, OF all nation
aliGies, are leaving the city in anticjpa-
ton Of 3 bonn baYdment.
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Ell and published in our book of discip.
line, instead of that form now in use.
Rsferred.
Mr.. NJ. II. Fleming, OF Des Moines,
moved to strike out the words "HoIy
Catholic" and insert Zone universal
church Of Christ" in the bsptismsl rit-
ual. Referred,
Toe order Of the day was suspended
for the formal reception of the fraternal
delegates from the Presbyterian church.
Rev. +. i. Patton was introduced and
addressed the conference, bearing cor
dial and fraternsl sslutstiOns from the
Presbyterian church. His remarks ware
frequently spplauded, and at their con-
clusion resolutions Of qualification at
his visit and frateTnal and christian
sympathies with the Presbyterian church
were unanimously adopted.
ItWss agreed that the secretary should
strike from the proceedings Of Saturday
asst all reference to questions Of veracity
between DR.. Nelson and DR.. Lanahan.
Adjourned,
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The report OF the committee was re.
celved and adopted, and the thanks Ol
the association were rendered to the
monumental committee for their untir-
ing and patriotic efforts to collect fund.
and they were requested to continue
their efforts in that direction, and were
invested with full authority to devise
and carry out sufficient fund toward
completing the monument to the Con-
federate dead at ElmWood.
The monumental committee, consist
ing Of L. b. M'Farland, w. F. TayIor,
W. A. Goodman, General g. w. Cor.
dO1 and General Cotton Greene, were
requested to procure suitable designs for
the monument, and report The same,
with an estimate of costs, at u future
meeting to be held at an early day.
X. h. Vance, Joshua Brown, K p.
Duncan, p. w, Semmes and John Par
ker were appointed q committee to con-
fer with the ladies of Memphis to ar
range for festival, to be conducted un-
der their auspices at an early day, for
the purpose Ofadding to the monumental
fund.
1t was resolved that Thursday, May
18th, be set apart for the purpose Of deco
rating the graves of the Confederate
dead at EimwOod, in which solemn and
sacred ceremony sll the citizens Of Mem
phis are invited to participate. No pa-
Isde, extraordinary ceremony or oration
will be indulged in, but all who partici-
pate will meet at ElmwOod and Espair
to the graves OF the honored dead With
such 1Jral tributes as they choose. As
all who wish may be enabled to partiei-
pate, it is requested that business be
generally y suspended during part of the
Day Of the ceremony.
The meeting then adjourned subject
10 the call OF the monumental commit
tee.
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The news from the Louisiana border
is anything but pleasant reading. Al
though we have assurances from our
specisI correspondent that there is moth
log political Ia the massacre, still the
lynching of three men wears q bad look.
The law is ample for the punishment Of
offenders and should be enforced. We
must enforce law that we may have
order.
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10 CONTRACTORS,
JACKSON, MISS, MAY II, 1876,
fTErvrfHU4 Ms ~ q o. a. IN g. .-Tr

OFFICE OF STATE IREASUEEE.t
IN pursuance Of an order OF the Board Of
L Trustees of the state Luuatic Asylum,
made on the day of May, 1876, 1 hereby adj
the new wing o. the LUnaliC Asylum, puE on
the roof lay the floors, put In and glaze the
windows, and place the gUJJsrIng around the
wing, etc, according to the plans and Specif-
cations 10 be furnished by the Board of Trus-
tees and He'd with the Secretary Of the Board
contractor as shall agree in his proposal to
take the following property and materials,
belonging 10 the building fund OF said ASy-
lum at q price to be stated in The proposal, To-
wit: 4 lHl II Of brick estimated at O,1tO, 5000
feet of lumber, - loads of sand, 70 iron win
and harness cart and harness, ! pair trace
chains, l pair Esmes, I iOrCe-pump, / light
pump, 800 feet IA inch iron pipe, ] mud
wheel, IL briek-mOuldS, lb IRON dump
ers, IA WbeelDaTOWs, mOulding-tabIes,
trUSselS, etc, l ladder, y snOvels, J spade,
hoes pick l grubOing hoe, 50 window
frames, buckets ChlSels, p augeTSr 4 hand
saw, 3 trOwels, 1 hEtcheJ L hOds (brick and
mOrtarl scrapeTs, Z sitter, spirit-level, 50
pounds nails. The payment under the con
tract Is to be made by the Board on the COM
pleJiOn OF the work Undertaken. The night to
reject any and al bids will be reserved, and
the contractor viii be requiT q to give a bond
penalty of ten thousand dollars, conditioned
for the faithful performance OF the contract
and completion of the work by the ist day OF
October next. The contractor snail also be
entitled 10 use the brickyard belonging u said
Asylum for The purpose Of making the neces-
Proposals will be received till Ist Saturday
Of June, 1876.
W. l.. HENIMING WAY,
myl6 EX-OHiClO Treasurer and Secretary.
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M'KEE and MsguiIe, Of st. Louis,
have to 20 to jail. Yesterday after
no1n the encouragement heard Mr..
VOORHEES, and Mr.. KuOx in behalf
5f q pardon or a mod ficstion of the SEN
tences Of Mcguire and M'Kee, and after
a full hearing decliEed TO interpose either
by way Of pardon or modification Of the
ssniences, holding that the law must
take It's course, snd that no delay would
Ia yrsnfad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-16

IN Washington yesterday, before tn c
SPECIAL committee to investigate Federal
officers in Louisisns, MsjOr Selye re-
fused to testify in regard to payrolls, on
the ground that he would criminRte
himself. He testified that there was 8
defalcstiOn in the New Orleans post
Office under LoweIIs administration, Of
sixty-e;ght thousand dollars. Accord
ing to Seiye's testimony he or Morey, or
both, sre fl subjects for the peniten-
tiary. Mo-ey will testify to-day.
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Louisville d. Derb, So DAY.

LOUIsvILLE, May 10. - Beautiful
weather, large crowd in attendance
Sud excellent racing msTked the solvent
OF rhe Kentucky Daiby.
First RGce-The association purse Of
three hundred dollars; dash II a mile
aud q quarter; ten horses star ed.
B7skssman was winner; time 2:ll.
Second Race Kentucky Derby dash
Of mile and q haf; value Of the stake,
5000; second horse to have $500. There
were eleven starters. Nagrant won;
time, 2:5S4.
Third RQcs.-NIHe heats; association
purse, $500; second to have SlOO. There
were four starters. Erin won; time,
:454 and 40.
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DIED.

WEBER On Monday, May I5 Is-a, Mrs.
ELIZA l.. WEBER, in the sixty seventh ear
Of her age.
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of her son, h
B. WebOer, l3l HeruaudO street, this TUES-
DAY. afternoon az four O'Clock. Carriages at
residence. Services by David Walk and Rev.
DR.. Heard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-16

CINCINNATI, May l5.-Dom Pedro,
the emperor Of Brazil, arrived in this
city at six o'clock this morning, and
was driven to the Grand hotel. After
breakfast he was escorted by Mayor
Johnson and other city dignitsries to
Eden park, the geological garden, and
other places Of interest in the city and
suburbs. The emperor and party leave
for the Mammoth cave, in Kentucky, this
evening.
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A sad Affair.

gr LOUIS, May IA most deplora-
He sff ,iT occurred in the little town OF
D,hJgren, Hamilton county, Illinois
Frjday night. A party OF young men
ave John SturmSu, recently married, 8
cAsyirsTi. Sturmsu, greatly annoy cd
by the uprOsT, ordered the party Oh, but
they, not leaving at once, were hted
into by Sturman with q gun, killing
Willis Ilowery snd woundlng Bud Bur
ION and Frank Taylor. All the parties
were highly respectable, young Sturmsn
being the con OF Judge SturmAnr one OF
the most prominent citizens of the
county.
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mrArnrR PRoRARILrrIEs.

WAR DEPT., OFFICE CH. SIG. OFFICER,
NAssINSrOSt May 10, i a-ln. }
FJr Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
rising or stationary, foliO10ed by falling
barometer, Jrisk and possibly high south
lriRds, backing temporarily to edsteTIy,
rilh continued WaTBi and partly cloudy
1rsdtkeT and rain a. cas-.
The Mississippi river 1oW continue
rising at Memphis and La Crosse.
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Attention. Knights TempIar.

V'HE officers aUd Members OF 50. Elmo @
l. COmmauds!y, No. ID, are hereby or W
dered to attend the stated annual cOu-/N\
Clave OF the COEmandery, this TUESDAY ,
evening May lbtn, at 8 O'Clock, for the dis
patch OF business and election OF officers.
FratreS are cOurteOuSiy invited.
By order B. F. HALLER, +. g..
r. W, SHELTON, Recorder.
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The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE Gen.
teunial commission have done away
with the regulation requiring a fifty
cents note or fifty cents IN silver 10 se-
cure admission. The gates to the expo
sitlon are closed to-day, and the avenues
in The vicinity are thrOnged.
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Several Hanged Aftcr COnfeSsfOE, and
several skilled and Wounded
Excitement SIN Pre-
walls.
special to the Appea'.l

special 10 the Appeal
VIcKsBURG, MISS, May IA spe-
cial 10 the Tribune from WOOdville says
thirty negroes called at the door Of a
country merchant and fired a volley,
killing him instantly and wounding q
negro in the store. C.tiZ3ns arrested
aud lynche3 the murdereTs, afteI
full proof and confession. While look
ing for the murderers posse were am
bushed and fired upon by a squad OF
blacks, without effect. The posse re-
turned the fire, killing one ana wound.
ing three. Great excitement ensued,
but no further trouble is apprehended.
Nothing political in 1.-THE trouble grew
out Of the brutal murder by negroes.
Associated Press Dispatcb.l
A special to the New Orleans Repub
Licnn from Bayou Sara, Louisiana, May
I5.h. says: "This is what consider ss
reliable rs to the result of Saturday
nights doings Eight cOloTed men
have been shot desd, and four hanged,
twenty were wounded; no whites were
killed. Persons just from the scene re-
port sixty blacks killed, but this stste.
ment consider IS exaggerated. Twenty
colored men are reported TO be held as
priso1eYa. Their fate is uncertain, bat
Inc EGltyDelllUil u llAl lue1 Will &c hliACu
also. That the number OF negroes killed
will never be aseertained, precautions
hsve been taken to remove the dead
secretly. The number Of regulators un-
der arms is said to be five hundred, from
East Baton Rouge and East and West
Felieinia, and Wilkinson county, Mis-
sissippi. The coloIed people are said to
be arming in seli-defense.
BAYOU SARA, May Is There has
been a regular engagement at Laurel
Hill between the white and cOloTe1
men. Three whites sre reported killed.
God only knows where this will end.
The country is sblaze with excitement.
Al the whites sre armed and in the
saddle.
sheriff KaufGRn requests that mill
tsyy aid be placed at his disposal. The
dispatches have been laid before General
Ausur, commanding the department,
who has referred them to Washington.
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Destructive Fire at Darlington. =. q.

CHARLESTON, May Is Nearly the
whole tu-iness portion Of the town OF
Darlington was burned this morning.
An entire block wa destroyed, In which
were the stores Of MessrS. Manner, Hy-
ans. Higgins. Watson, SteinbuIger,
Williamson, Wslch, CAlmUs, LOwen-
.baI aud otbers, with Mrs. Gibson's fine
residence. Tne loss ia estimated at one
huudred thousand dolisrsi partially in
zuraH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-16

feslerd1y II cotton ana gold: NeU
York, cotton, Il 3-l6c; Memphis, lIic.
Ne1 FORK, Q ID cl0Sef at ll23; Aem'
Dhis. lll4.
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lg7 AND lg9 n. CHARLES ST, BALTIMORE, d ID.
Established 1872
Boarding and bay school fBr Young
Ladies'.
Fall session begins Sd Wednesday in Septemb'r
r,.-,,1 D Mr.. and NJ rs. Wilson NJ. Carev
HilAoip0I9 Mr.. General John Pegr8m.
French, the language spoken.
To accommodate parties visiting the Gem
tennisl, young la-ieS may be entered prior TO
the beginning OF scnOOl term. myl2 cod
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-16

THE Montgomery white Sulphur
] spring are located in the county OF
MontgotneIy, Virginia IN a beautlu! valley
grand scenery Of the Blue Ridge and Ale
ghany Mountains, and WILL on the
First DDy Of JuHs wext,
be opened for the reception OF guests. These
Springs are reached by a continuous Railway,
the center of the lawn. neN branch mar
rOw-guage railroad affords our guests the com
tort and convenience Of Stepping from one
car to the other, and in p few moments being
safely landed on the Springs grounds.
THE WATERS OF these Springs consist in
sulphur, Chaly beate, and Freestrne, and are
extensively known for their ygieniC prOEer-
eS. THE MONTGOMERY WHITE is the
most spacious watering place in the state, ac-
cOmmOdatiGg at least 1000 guests. The build
ings are beautiful in design, combining eIe-
gance with comfort; are thoroughly venti-
lated, and in perfect repair; they surround q
splendid grdss-coYeTed lawn, dotted with
fountains, and traversed by a Hmpid brook
with sparkling water fails, and shaded by the
ASH, the sugar. and the maple. The grounds
are dry, sweet, and heal,hful, the drainage
being perfect. The usual sources Of amuss-
ment are provided Ten Tins, Billiards, CrO-
quet, Boating, Fishing, Hunting, Walks,
the day.
Express. Post, TELEGRAPH and Ticket offices
are found here. The Bar is unsurpassed. The
splendid Naval Academy Band OF Annapolis,
Maryland has been engaged. A farm OF 3Uu
acres and an extensive garden furnish an
abundant supply Of vegetables, milk and but
ter. Ice IN great abundance is secured.
TEhMS-Per day, So; per week, sl7; per
month, $50. Children under ten years, and
servants, half price. For any three consecu-
tive months, So per month.
COLHOUN & COWAN.
A CARD.-Having seen II greatly to my ad-
vantage to sever my connection with the Ale
gin any springs, where 1 have resided for the
lat ten years, and to accept the position of
Resident rhy siCian at the Montgomery White,
10 VIII afIJr1 me pleasure 10 see my Old friends
here, wheTe nope to be able IN many ways 10
add 10 their happiness and comfort.
TnvI4 ISAAC y TTEF
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IIscUl 8IbdLIy tlIaIgtU and improved n
edition OF
a
Nniiea is HerahE Given.

VRAT NO IMPROF8tR CHARACTER VIII
j be admiited to the HEBREW PICNIC, st
James Park, Tuesday, May 18TH. This order,
l can assure tue public, wiz be STRICTLY
ENFORCED.
myI4 ID. GENGBl RGER, Chairman.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE COp8ItnerShlp heretofore existing be-
tween / +. Peters and r. II. Leidy, under
the firm name and style Of 1. r. Peters & Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. l. r.
Peters will continue the business Al the old
stand, under the same nrm name. All per.
sOus indebted TO /. +. Peters & Co. are respect
fully requested TO make immediate pay ment
20 him. Memphis, NAY II, 1876.
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MURDER AND LYNCH LAW

a Party Of sIaraudInG and Murderfn 3
Negroes nVerGakeu by n White
Posse and severely Pun
ished
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CONFEDERATE RELIEF As
ISOLATION.
Report from the Committee TO Collect a
Monumental Fund Memorial Day,
Thursday, 2Jth Instant.

At meeting OF the Confederate re.
lief association, held at the cotton ex-
change rooms last evening, which was
attended by large number of ex-COn-
federates and friends, Hon. J. J. Da-
Bose was called to the chair, and MIR.
Minor MeriWether appointed secretary.
Mr.. l.. Is. kL'Farl&nd, one Of the mon.
umental committee, made a detailed re-
port of the efforts OF the committee to
collect monumental fund, from which
We take the following figures:
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WARNTHG.

A Ii persons are warned agains, buying or
~ trading for our two pTOmissCry notes,
dated April ;, ls76, each for so, running % and
80 days respectively, drawn by as In favor OF
4. ]. Bastiue, al the same will not be paid, the
consideration tOT which they were given hav-
Ing failed. HOOK q LAGRILL.
Memphis, May II, 1870. myl3
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JAS. Z. CHALMERS. p. H. KING
CHALMERS q KING,
- torn oy S-R tx IA w,
FrIaFs Point. Miss.
sOUTHEEF EiObFE sCHOOT

Will pTact ce In TUuica, CoahOma and BOLIVIA
counties; also The U. $. Court at Oxford.
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j spring. are located in the county OF
Montgomery, Virginia, in a beautiful valley
1890 feet above the level Of the sea, amidst the
grand scenery Of the Blue Ridge and Ale
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-16

LONDON, May 15.-The Standard s
Vienna dispatch says that disturbances
are feared in Syria, where the excite
ment is increasing. Two English men
Ofwsr have arrived-at Joppa, three at
BeyTOut, and one English and one
French man-of-war at Latakia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-03
A Yirtu0us RefOrmer.

Show us a lusty, loqd-mouthed
Democratic "reformer," and ten
chances to one we will show you
man who has beenmixed up in cor
rupt and disreputable transactions.
Por instance, Mr.. William NJ. Rob
bins, of North Carolina.
Mr.. Robbins is one Of the three
Democratic members of the com
mittee flat investigated Balknap
He has been prominent in tl}e de
bates, loudly proclalming his re-
gard for virtue and his horror of
corruption Now mark; Ii 1868
this same Robbins was member Of
the North Carolina Senate, and as
such barely escaped expulsion, and
did no. escape almost unanimous
censure' for taking a paltry bride
of twenty dollars! Tue facts, in
brief, are these: One John w.
Stephens claimed scat in the same
body, and while his case was pend
mo he Maid Robbins twenty dollars
r. nnsh bis chin Rebbips him
self 'ackn5wledged the fact A reso-
luton for his expulsion was pro
nosa1 Tn resnonse he spoke in
b;s ow, boLalf admitting the trans
action Int making the most piteous
onneal TO the senate to save him
qrdm his disorace ard min His
,,loa Nos snccasafnl "a tie extent
that tba resolution of exnnlsion was
harolv dafeate5 Inv q vote Of Is 10
10 Int resolution Of censure was