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XantIppe.

IL seems that the memory Of thn
woman, like that Of her renowned hu,-
band, 10 likely 20 be kept sllye ~ the snd
Of time. She 10 ssid 10 have po.,e'ssd =
very irritable temper, and her name bs'
become synonym Of "yiren," or "'oOld" "
II 10 moro than possible, however, thA,
the Judgment passed upon her by man
kisd has been too seysre. A more char
itsb.e disposition would undoubtedly
have discovered IN her many good quali-
ties, and have attributed her fAIlIngs more
- physical inHrnities than ~ moral
obliquity. The party most intimately ac-
susinted With her, Ard therefore beat abls
TO form a correct opinion, give her credit
Of many domestic virtues. tn now well
known that many Of the diseos' u
which womez are subject, have dlreci
tendency 20 render them irritable, pesy-
ish, erO.,, morose. uhreAsonAble, 90 thSt
they cMafe and fret over all tbo,e little
ills and snnoyances that q person In
health would bear with oomposure. II 10
fair 10 infer that most Of the tsntrums OF
Xantippe were due 20 these cAusss alone.
and could Socrates. A. he returned from
the Sensts, tho Gymnasium. or the Aihe-
neup, have stopped A. PestIs * Mortar.
drug store, and carried home bDttle Of
Dr.. Piercss Psvorits Prescrip'icn. now
and then. no doubt b. might have eysdsd
manya curtain lecture" sllsyed many
. domestic broil," made II much plsss-
sn,er for the children. and more spjoya-
bic for himself and rescued his vi'esnsns
from the unevisbls, worldwide, and
eternal uotoriety IL hs STAINED. Thou
,.nd, OF women biess the dsy on which
DR.. Pisrces Favorite Prescription wS
tr,t made known 70 them. A single
bottle often gives delicate and suffering
women more relief than months OF
treatment from their family physicisn.
In all those arrangements causing baIk-
.che, drsgging-do~n sensations, nervous
and general debility. II 10 . sovereign
remedy. is soothing and healing prop
erties render il Of the utmost value "
ladies suffering from internal fever, con-
gestion. infsmmsiion, or ulceration, and
is siren ng,hening effects tend 10 oorrest
displsoement Of internal parts, the result
of weakness Of natural supports. II 10
sold BY sll druggsa
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Foreign Grain prnde.

LONDON, March G.-Ths Mark Lane
Erpre,s, in its weekly review Of the
grain trade, says The amount OF
turs ia greatly in cIcsn Of the average.
and rain ha, been general throughout
the country, retArding the operations
of the farmers In preparing
the land and sowing and planting their
spring crops However, wet weather
this early ought no. TO alarm or influence
trade. During the week the grsiG trsrs.
actions on the spot hsyo been Of Ian.
guid chgracter. Perhaps they have only
been for the present requirements. Ba''
mess for forward delivery has been
more active and keener dipO'itlon 10
operate been apparent, buyers doubtless
seeing possibility Of higher prices m
the future than now.
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THE BOTTOM FALLING OUT.

WASHINGTON correspondent of the
,..,. .,-o
CINCINNATI inquirer o' ''"'"' cay W.
shadows some more very interesting ana
startling results OF Democratic inyesti-
-. ,ho.n..Ls trpa the movement
gS''oN' - i' 'p,,'N9 .'-.-,,.n.n
will not stop uhtil GRANT h'm'ei' S"a'i
be ,mposchcd. He Saw:
.I.u...;,.,;,o b.. INST ,,,nmepceJ. al
,,.,'-b II, nrn l,sn. ouiet for obvious
,n,t;n, ',,o" " S,mc sf,rtiinp developments
s"'o,,s oi..,4,, rnsJ. Tho NAVY Depart
a,o n, - ba: aIresdv furnished world
H's;.L a'enI 40, nyo"aas 80, ,bst Of the War
H"nar,o,ant n, Fya tnIj Delano's late
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how distant, ,Aresume specie payment.
Nevertheless, between the two evils OF
making no provision looking to that end,
and the continuance OF this law, would
unhesitatingly say, repeal the law imme-
diateIy. Without any law providing for
resumption we could get along
but if this law remains unrepealed be-
heve the couatry will be driven into
universal and widespread bankruptcy.
Mt Eaton said that unless some Sena-
tor more entitled TO public attention
should introduce bill soon for the re-
sumption OF specie payments, he would
take that liberty himself. He referred
to the act Of last winter, and said
The Great Laws ofSature Were Ont
by it. Itwas enough to talk about specie
resumption, but Congress should legis-
late wisely, taking into consideration the
condition of the country and the fact
that the United States was The great
debtor nation of the world.
After short executive session the Sem
ate adjourned.
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A "Capifal" story EmphsticaiIy
Denied

CINCINNATI, March 6.-lt having been
stated in this mornings news dispatches
that the Washington Capital, IA newsps-
peri of yesterday, contained the statement
that money had been paid 10 Mrs. Bel
knsp to SECURE the payment of claim OF
the Bowler estate on the Kentucky Cen
trail Railroad, Hon. George ii. PEN
dleton, executor OF tho Bowler estate
and President Of the Kentucky Central
Railroad, this afternoon, sent a telegram
10 Hester Clymer, Chairman OF the Con-
gressionsl Committee, stating that from
his connection with the estate and rail
road referred TO, he presume. he is the
person alluded TO, and says If such is a
fact, he pronounces the story absolutely
false in every respect, aud requests the
committee TO investigate the case imme-
distely, announcing that he is ready u
start for Washington on the first train 10
be examined IN regard 10 the matter.
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WATERS CIU>iNG ASO1ND THE
pxE,IDEST.

The clouds which nv"rhang the admin
istraticn are thlckrr;ug and the proOa6ll-
tiles are now that beiore the end is reach
ed the President himself will be- impeach-
ed. Special correspondence to the CIn-
cinpati papers state that such step Is
not mere idle talk. In the first place, II
is alleged that GRANT knew OF the cor
rup;ions Of the Secretary Of War "a long
MOO ss three wears. and that when the
resignation Of that officer WAS 10 quickly
accepted. il was tor the deliberate
purpose OF attempting to shield him
from impeachment. This report gains
decided color from the fact that at the
time of the sudden acceptance ofthl' res
ignstiou. the President certainly must
have been aware Of the reas 1ns which
caused it to be rendered.
Again it i annouucel that public in.
dignation is eadily increasin. against
HIS Excellency, An account OF hls instruc
tions to PIURREPuST TO secure the speedy
Indictment OF MARSH and EVANS, So "a to
terrify or incapacita;e those men from
testifying against BElKNAP. Such con
duct is pronounced T. be- "un,y equaled
BY some of those means resorted to for
The protection Of the safe Burglary and
Whisky Ring scoundrels. and tue action
ofthe Chairman OF the Judiciary Com
mittee in refusing to give up the contro!
Of the testimony agsinst BELKNAr,
whereby the prosecution Of the impeach-
ment would be impeded, is highly al
proved on all hands.
This action committed, too. sosovh alter
the course OF GRANT and PIERREPoNT IN
their interference with the prosecution Of
BABcocK, only tends TO increate popular
clsmor and prejudice against both
these high oficisls But to add still
more 10 the complications weaving them
selves around His Excc!ieucv, there IS
another charge against him OF equally AS
grave import. This is neither more nor
less than he is directly implicated in the
Emma Nine swindles. The story as told
the Cincinnati Commercial Of yesterday,
is as follows:
"Mr. Fred Mitchell, Of Kansas City,
Missouri, said, in this city, yesterday, that
while in the banking house of Hizer X
Co, 25 Wall street, New York, last week,
he was informed that ex-senator Stewart
failed in his first attempt to interest
Scbeuck in the Emma Mine swindle, and
succeeded only after be procured q letter
from Grant urging him (Schenckl 10 ac-
cept stock; that shortly after this, Emma
Nine people bought gold draft, through D
the house of Hizer & Co., 10 the order OF
Ulysses S. Grant, for $4,000"
this report be true our worthy Presi-
dent is not only involved in the Emms
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The Jones Burial Case.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-The Jones
burial case WA decided to-day, IN the
Supreme Court Tho authorities Of
Mount Monarch cemetery last autumn,
refused TO allow the body OF Henry
Jones, a colored man, TO be buried in the
cemetery, although his widow owned a
lot. The matter was taken into court,
and the authorities were ordered to per-
nit the burial. They appealed from the
decision and carried the case 10 the Su-
preme Court The decision Of the Su-
prems Court to day, affirm, the fading
of the lower court, and orders the burial
to be made in the cemetery.
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V.beIlious state ofAHairs in hsxics.


GALvksroS, March GA Ss,rs spec
ial from Brownsville, Texas, says tho
Revolutionists under Diaz are rapidly
gaining strength and considerable con-
sternation prevails among the govern
mont adherents and in towns along tho
Mericaa border many families are seek.
ing the protection on the American ,tc
at Rio Grande City, Edinburg and
Brownsville. Matsmor' 10 consid.
ercd at present the objective
point OF tho Diaz party, although
itna strongly fortified city. The small
garrison of federal troops now there under
Christie have been insdequte for all pur'
poses. Col. Psrtatt, who was ordered
with his command from Camargo 10 their
assistance arrived on the third, having
missed or avoided Pena on tho route
Contrary 10 expectations Of the govern.
ment party Peua after taking ReynolA
and bis force being augmented
by about four hundred volunteers, 70
ceiyed order, from Diaz 10 advance i'm.
mediately on CAmurgo. 1t is reported
that he has reached Las Cuevas, tho noted
den Of the cattle thieves, aud tho point
at which McNslly recently crossed into
Mexico, whero his forca will probably
be increased Immediately upon the re-
ceIpt Of tho news OF the moyemen! OF
Pens. Colonel Parratt left Matamorn
on Yesterday morning In pursuit
of him. and for the protection
OF Cnmargo. Tho government troops
have also left Monterey for that point, .
also a small party OF rural police from
Mier. Diaz remains perfectly quit At
BrownsvilleH He is probably waiting until
the force under Pena are sufficiently
strong to make the attempt on Maia-
moras
Pena this morning took undI,turb"d
possession Of Camargo, where an order
for forcible tar will probably be made
10 increase the finances Of the 1llibu'tsrs,
40 called.
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FOREIGN.
The Em ma Mine Scandal.

LoNpoN. March 6.-Albert Grant
noted fnancier, intends TO 60 to Wash
ington aud personally testify before the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs to
the following eject: First, That hs
never told Lyons that he (Grant) had
given Senator Stewart 200 shares 10 be-
come director in the Emms Mine
Company, and to assist in getting Gen
eral Schenck's name in the Board, and
that Lyons statement TO the contrary 10
the committee N absolutely untrue.
Second, That ke has never seen Lyons
nor had any communication with him In
his lite. Third, That he never gave any
shares 10 Senator Stewart, either TO b.
come a director himself or to get General
Schenck 10 become one.
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The CarIist War Ended-A1fonso's
Coming Triumpaal March.

Madrid, March 6,-Dspstches from
the north announce that the troops have
fratern,zed with the Carlists who present
ed themselves Tor amnesty. General
Quesads will occupy Necay and Navarro
with $4,000 troops. King Alfonso will
VISIT Burgois and Santander. ho will
enter Madrid on the 10Th inst, with the
cannon captured from tho Carlist.. The
Alfonsists captured hundred and twelve
canon. The soldiers belonging 10 the
class Of 1870 have been disbsnded. Ii Is
expected that the army will now bs re-
duced to 20O, 900 mon.
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WAsHISGroS, March 6.-Mr Sayler,
Of Ohio, while sitting to-day, as chairman
Of the Committee of the Whole, received
the following telegram from Hon. Geo.
II. Pendleton:
CINCINNATI, March s.
To Hons. Milton Sdyier and II. B. Bas-
ming, House Of Representatives,
If the article in Yesterdays Capital, in
relation to the payment of money 10 Mrs
Belknsp 10 secure the payment Of
the claim TO the Bowler estate or to
the Kentucky Central railroad refers
TO me, / pronounce the story utterly
false. have telegraphed the commit
tee, asking that they shall investigate
Immediately this matter and permit my
examination at the earliest moment To
enforce my request please place my en-
pnsiic denunciation Of the story in all
its aspects, through the associated press
dispatches.
[Sjgned GEo. II. PESDLEroS.
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Rich Gold Mines Discovered in the
Black His.

GREEN RIvER, WroMIsG, March G.
A man just from Wind River Valley,
states tnat rich mines have been dis
covered in Big Horn and Owl Creek
mountaDs. The stage is running from
here 70 South Pass, one hundred mile.
TO the mine about one hundred and
twenty-five miles north from there, and
the stage company are making prepart-
tion. TO put on q line 10 camp Brown,
forty-siI miles north OF South Pass.
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Gov Hendricks Hindfcated.

Ixp1AxAroLls, March 6.-ln answer
to a Wa.hin gton special in to days En-
q,nrsr, General Love says that there Is
not the slightest foundation for the as,
sertion that Governor Hendricks and
himself used any improper influence IN
selling the Gatlins gun to the War
Department. He has telegraphed to the
speaker of the House and asked to be call
ed before the Committee on War Depart.
ment, should there be any such inquiries
as referred te before that committee.
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Penns,Iynnis Rairr..a.

PHILADELPHIA, March G.-The annual
report Of the Pennsylvania railroad for
1915 will be made public 10 morrow,
showing that the gross earnings of the
company on all lines were s5S,09o 800;
gross expenses, excluding rent
Al. Interests dividends, &c, $780,
574, ,l40; net earnings, 1872,
72i. The report says the Company IL
now for the first time OF its history Of 20
years without any floating debt and had
on deposit TO its credit on January Let,
1876, 81 ,92I,9iS. A new passenger sta
tion will be erected at West Philadelphis
adjoining the O d .i,e.
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Failure ofa Pork Packing House.

Bo.ToS, March 5.-Chas. II. North d
Co. extensive pork packers, went to pro
test Saturday. The house claimed SUI
plus in December, Of more than a half
million dollsr,, and will probably only
ask An extension.
D.. NJ. Oliver & Co, provision dealers,
are reported failed, ewing North d Co.
Ino 10000
&c Hspgood & Co, wool deaier',
are also reported iAiled,
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Washington Real Estate Pools.

WsHIsGToS, March 6.-Judge Black
to-day appeared before the Hoo,e Com
mit,ee appointed 70 investigate the Wash.
ington Real Estate Pool, and stated, ~
counsel for HAliett KIlbourne, that be
would, on Wednesday, present brief
quoting Of authorities 20 show that the
Committee hAd no night 70 csll for the
production Of kilbourns', book, showing
his genera! real estate trsntsctionE.
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Effect OF the Presidents Action In
dIcIfnS Marsh.

ST.. LOUIS, March 6.--The Rcpubisean
,sy.. editorially, speaking of the report
that the President has ordered the pros
ecution of Marsh. Tomlinson and all
other, cor nected with the post leadership
bribery business, that there are persons
in 81 Louis who. three days ago, were
ready 10 give evidence against Belknap,
but now refuse to do SO for fear they will
be prosecuted for buying the leadership
which the Secretary sold.
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Mr.. Southland declined to yield, and in
sistedon the motion to adjourn.
Mr.. Page complained that no member
on the Republican side was recognized,
or had any chance to offer resolution.
He demanded the ayes and nays on the
motion to adjourn.
The ayes and nays were taken, and
the House sdjourned.
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Raids orIndian Cattle Thieves.

OMAHA, March 6.-On the night OF the
third scme one stole three hors 's, max
ing six in all. from the Arrapahoes camp
four miles below Fl. Fetterman. On the
4.h the Indians ran of twenty-one head
belonging to the citizens is that vicinity.
Yesterday the citizens went In pursuit,
and last might discovered the Indians At
Bridger's Ferry. and drove Oh from sixty
10 a hundred head belonging to the In
disns, including some Of their own. Sew
eral small bands OF Indians have been
hovcring around It. Petterman for some
Ioys ,Nogf
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AFTER all the sylph-like BAB has not
resigned. But LUcKEY has, and CLYs-
sis, Jr. has his place. Salary $500 a
year. GRANT sticks to his friends and
relatives with bull dog .snacity despite
public opinion,
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Heavy sleet and Hail storm.

There WAS very heavy sleet and hail
storm in this section last night. 1t has
been showing all day. it is very cold,
the roads are impassible, trains are all
on time. the telegraph lines east have
suffered considerably, last night the
the Platte river at Fremont rose about
5 feet in 2 heurs and carried out both
BRIDGES.
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No se~petary Of War Yet,

WAsHIssros, March e.-Ths Presi.
dent said late this afternoon, that moth
ing bad been definitely arranged re-
garding the appointment Of Secretary
of War, snd he say, ne is certain the ques-
iion will not b. determined till TO-
morrow
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s<bepek's sseeessoY.

wAsHEe1os, March 6.-The Pre't-
den, mas sent 10 the Senate the name OF
R,cb,rd n. Oan., Jr, Of Mss.sekusett,
70 be Env.y Extraordinary and Minister
Pl.nipo,entiary to Grest Britain wee
Robsr. c. Scbenck, resigned.
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Mine business, but he is even more so than
Minister SCHENcK. Comment is un-
necessary further than to say that the
country will not be in the slightest de-
gree surprised at its confirmation, nor at
anything else of rascality or villainy per-
petrated by this administration. OF
course if it is confirmed q resolution for
the Presidents impeachment will be
fixed fact
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WAR DErAKrMENT.
WAsHIsGToS, ID. G March Il

WAsHISGTOS, ID. { March u.
TO Lieutenant General Sheriddn, Conn
mdnding, Chicago:
The President directs you TO notify
Evans, post trader at Fort Sill, that his
appointment is revoked. He will be
permitted TO remain and sell goods at the
prices fixed by the council OF the admin
istrstion, till the appointment Of bis
successor. The President desires you TO
direct Il council OF the administration 10
meet and TO recommend TO the Secretary
Of War through military channels per
sors for traders. Letter by mail.
[Signsd 4. d. TOWNSEND,
AojutGrt General.
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Tue Republicans were successful in
various municipal elections IN Maine
Yesterday. Maine is joined to her idols
Let her alone.
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Conference Between the Pittsburgh
Puddlers and Nanufaeturers-

PIrTsBURsH, March The Puddlers
and Iron Manufacturers met again last
evening ard remained In joiat session
till after midnight without coming TO
anv agreement, and adjourned with the
understanding that each manufacturer
nav whatever he thinks the market
will Justify, the employees to scccp, or
reject such terms as they shall individu-
aliy determine.
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The Attorney-Genersl has written
long letter to explain why ne gave wit
ressa. for the prosecution In the Baocock
trial to understand they would receive
no modification OF punishment for their
testimony against the prisoner
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A Postmaster sad His Assistant Ar
rested for Mail Robbery.

NASHVILLE, March 6.-Colone! J. b.
Minis. q special policeman, arrested
the postmaster and assistant possna,ter
Of Cookeville, Saturday, for robeing reg
i.tsred lettert
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SEpALiA, March GA tornado passed
over Lsmonte, twelve miles west Of here
this morning totally destr ,ying several
houses and unroofing number Of Others
Several persons were injured but no one
seriously.
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IT seems that SCHESCK has resigned
and RICHARD Ii. DANA OF Massachusetts,
has been appointed his successor.
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GRANT accepted BELKsArs resisns-
ton "with great regret
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State Executive
Committee.
as'heelina 2egister.
Gold closed yeterday at ll4s

The weather to-day pH be cloudy,
With east to soph scinds, rising tsnpera-
t,trs, ard ram.
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This IS the Secretary OF
War w.
That was put In the Cabi- X
net Grant built. -
This is the Bride which -
didn't abhor 81
The modlo Secretary oil -
War
That was put In the Cabi.
net Grant bu II.
This Is the fat Post Trader
ship for Fo
Which the Bride lie didn't Trad
abhor -
Was paid to the Secretary
of War
That was put in the Cabi.
net Grant built.
V.
These are the soldiers ut -
Fort Sill UniC
Who paid for whisky a dol die
lar gill, See
To reimburse Marsh and spe'
Evans for plati
The Bribe that took and -
didn't abhor
The model secretary OF
War
That was put in the Cabi-
net Grant butt.
These are the letters Rob -
inson sent, Lettt
TO be pigeon-holed by the fall
President, -
Complaining that soldiers
at Fort Sill
Were charged for whiskys
dollar u gill,
To reimburse Marsh and
Evans for
The Bribe that took and
didn't abhor
The model Secretary OF
War
That was put in the Cabi
net Grant built.
Those are the committee
men unawed Clym
That got to the bottom OF Robh
the fraud q.
Described in the letters Blacl
oobinsOn sent KY
TO be- pigeon -hOled by the Rass.
Pres dent, Danf
Complaining the soldiers -
at Fort Sill
Were charged for whiskya
dollar II gill,
To reimburse Marsh and
Evans for
The Bribe that took and
didn't abhUr
The model Secretary of
War
That was put In the Cabi.
net Grant built.
VIII.
This is the note that Bel.
kuap penned Il
When he found the Jig vas tend
at ali end, reSlg
Because the committee and
men unawed its II
Had got To the bottom OF a e
the fraud tanc'
Described in the letters -
Robinson sent.
To be pigeon-holed by the
President,
Complaining the soldiers
al Fort Sill
Were charged for whisky
dollar gill,
To REIN burse Marsh and
Evans for
The Bribe that took and
didn't abhor
The model Secretary OF
War
That was put in the Cabi-
net Grant Quilt.
This Is how Grant, the SIN
ners' friend, "Wl
Rec ived the note that Bel rel
knsp penned
When he found the Jig was
at an end,
Because the committee
men unawed
Had got to the bottom OF
the fraud
Described in the letters
Robinson sent,
To be pigeon-holed by the
President,
Complaining the soldiers
at Fort Sill
Were charged for whiskya
dollar gill,
To reimburse Marsh and
Evans tor
The Bribe that took and
didn't abhor
The model Secretary OF
War
That was put in the Cabi-
net Grant built.
NEW YORK, March, 1875. y.