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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-11
CONSUMPTION CIjRED

An odd physician, retired fr~.. practice. having
ce.v-d from East India missionary the for;uLI Of
simple vegetable remedy for speedy and permanent
Of consumption broncIi.. oaar'h !md EHd al
throat and lang affections llso I, nervous q
bty rnd all nervous complaints. after having tcst-I
its curative powers in thousands q has felt L.
duy 10 M ks IL knoan t. his suffering fellows Aotr-
rtsd by dcsirr {, relieve human snrrng. viii send
fre- all who dec:re il this recipe IN t:srnrn Frrr
Cr English with / ~ directions. Address. .w III s:-hy
W.T.SdCnAI, Ii Power Block. .koci.e.;sr.N.Y
, 1877-04-16

selves With city politics moro than ever. For
Mayor there arc two cnHdda.et-Frank 4.
Pickett and F.. J. 1nRerso1i. s. II. fFaines we'll
known to tho legal fraternity ri 81. Louis, Is
milking things warm for tho City Attorncysffp,
and WILL no ouht, beclcrtcd ovcr 1lta opponent,
]. u. Iturekct. Several candidates arc
out for City Clerk. while only onc, J..
Fur the hcstpaying office, City Marshal,
there Is a strong fight between sutI,c seven or
eight candidates. Ono Councilman from each
ward Is to bc elected, and there arc. three names
In ench was1 10 select from.
Tho interest III city polftlIca Is tnanlfcsted
pretty ttrung3y nbout Murp.,ysboso, and there
will 10 q desperate struggie thcrc.
Hptcf1i pispdtch to TIE 7ff6NHs .
DLooMlS0TOx, ill.,, AprlI 15.-rhc city elcc
ston takes place Tomorrow, and. from present
appearances. will be Hcp,ibllcan victory, elect
Ing Dr. J. l.. Whtto orcr Tlotuas j. Bum,
DEMOCRAT.
, 1877-04-16

of exchange. barter, md sale OF horses; IT. it are
located All the prominent horse dealers. and every
mon ia want Of = horse, bo It either . troetet,
wagon, u ccssain Of tnd!ng what ho wants, either
3n,qnalftI OF price. All ats accommodated,
Ertry day ear.lo1da of t,ofses aru brought to II;
In thclt transportation they frequently bruised
and rnaimcd. The dealers Ind nothing 10 quick,
speedy, and sure Is Ofles Lntnent 1odfdc OF Am.
tnR: '.tie'lo Dan. what ais that horsor'
R'eked on fho right front knee, ,-.twellcd - 'arKa
that ne!et dtssppoInta; be all we'll to.morrow y
And 10 It goes: every me who utcs il oaca viii
never b wthoutft. For sale By ali dsugs1sta,
, 1877-04-16
likely that all the real perpetrators Of the rob-
| bcry and wicked Assauit will be brought to
tUbtfcc.
"BbR-NUMM. BAR.NuMM."

5ffc5d WfodlcA % Tx Tribune.
New YoRK, April 15.-T1ic large elephant
landed Saturday began TO show bad temper TO-
day. His keeper, Mr. Alexander. went 10 soothe
him. when the huge beast knocked him down
with blow Of hss trunk. Charles White, the
clephaut-trafner, and some others, were sent
for, but before they came, the elephant broke
his chains and made An attack on 1fr.
Mcdonald, whom be threw aRainat the cage Of
It's neeR 81 M kvers he ed R tn mp.e tso
latter viii, his tusks* but was prevented by Mr..
Fraske, who struck him heavy blow With an
iron har. 4 rope was finally fastened around
his feet and be was thrown down and firmly Sc.
cured By a large chain fastened to hls tnaks.
lie hal been known as very docllc beast, but It
H. aupposctl he was enrngcd at seeing the other
elephants In the Htppodromc.
, 1877-04-16
SPORTING.
TIE TuRF.

THE TURF.
NEW ORtzArs, April 15.-For the hfth and
last days races, Monday, poots sold last night:
First race, mile and i,atf-jaek Hardy. $1G0;
Hob Woo1ley, s150; Kllburn, $50; VcrdIgrts.
$40 Second race, Cottri! stakes, mile and a
ha1t-Klng William, $3.50; Cottrill'a entries,
$50: Cara entrics, so: Col. Parisol. $40; Row
cit, s3i; John Campbell, SO: Cora Lint, SO;
LynclIburg tilly. $40. Thru race. cousoIatt on,
nnc nle-Bcllc Baskley. 50; Coronett SO;
Woodland, $io; Marta Batnes, sH; Fourth
Butler. $50; ucorgc Quirina, $5o; Uncle Tom,
SIS.
, 1877-04-16

Eager for tha frsY-A fashionable paper an-
uounses that In Paris everything au female
s %,sG y w9tn TT T. nsx x!tn fsysa max
from whole oucs. This ha. been done, it Is
supposed, with benevolent Intentions towards
small inc,tncs. though II Is difficult to believe
1t, tycn pu ~ enllueut All authority. Tho tuoat
s,nrupriAta comlueut &eeWa " " "Heu."-
,}u9y,
, 1877-04-16
CATARRH,
A Remarkable Case Of Catarrh
Cured by the use Of Twelve
Bottles,

We ecect the folio ring showing how friRhtfnl
thts dtsease may become. and ~ CONVINCING pErof Of
or IT, f f ta O. hs ts,sr
gentleman declines u permit tho use Of bis nAma:
f;H.e Ne; lf.Ths. lsthe ea.s Of naa ta t,a p1rne
cold stk ypar1 Rgo FArUrrd by sc.ofulUus condition
pf tho booi tn daeaae sent III acid poteon svrry
II saxYoEns !AplE4I CrE1 t had hse9ne one Of ths
dschare :, nKht VIZ thsF r5t ani ihx sfsSed ,e
hlood snd ~ Y quantity y 70 a,e.re= itsef
tes In a th!uRt would. At thy pont Of stsaoEuatun,
w.ks him ssEsfal itsnes zach nKnt hs "a. o|lGet o
h co1d tlscp ffcm .he usc e t!s nfa Ytila ct te
uai. sa&iafactnrr. ehd PeIHaneht He hss used IN s
tEt!sc bottles. and nnW experiences no return 0f the
snjoJlns unusually good health otherWise.
, 1877-04-16


Naw UnLEAxs, April 15.-Quite large ex-
curston party left tflc city thIa morning on the
steamer James Howard for Eads' Jttltcs to rc-
turn Monday. On the way down George Quick
meyer, a resident Of New Orleans, fell from Tho
lufricanc.dcck Of the bost 70 the deck below,
aud was so terribly bruised ho expired In i
short time.
, 1877-04-16

DAYTON, o. Aprll 1o.-allss Emma Abbott,
tho pr.ma donno, visited tbs National Soldiers
iIone ttls afternoon, a,l, on invitation, aang
several ballads 10 tho sick soldiers in the hos
pital. An affecting sccue occurred many OF
the soldiers bursting Intu teufs, willis sha sang
stiluule, Sweet tlumc.'
, 1877-04-16
OTTAWA, I'LL.

Spfcidf WtpafcA 10 7ht zHanHA
OTTAWA, ILL.,, April ia spcv,al school cleo
t!ou was held in th!a city yeatcrjay to elect nix
Directors under t'lo Frec.School law. About
1000 votes were polled. and tho contest was
heated. Thu following mombcss al The old
Doard were re-olectcd by q handsome majority:
George A. Marklc, Joaeph Nagattln. Patrick
Dwyer, Da7td Walker, Theodore uoEn. aud +.
Talbot.
, 1877-04-16

Rock River to-day near Gov. Charters residence.
The body had been In the water nearly two
weeks, was clothed ali but the coat, had gray
hair, trot,-grn7 chin whtskera aud tnussache.
No papers we're found. This may be tho man
reportcd missing from Oregon, Iii. Ths Cor
oficr held an inquest
, 1877-04-16
FX.GnY. cllRIln.

NEW Yong, April 15,-Ex-aov. Curtin, Of
Pennsylvania, now In this city, says thcrn Is no
truth iu tho statement that 10 Ia defendant In
tho suit begun by Kennedy Il Co. In connection
with rceent Wal street or any other tEarsac-
U1uk.
, 1877-04-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nav YoNK. AprIi lsr-Arrivcl, tho steamers
CitY Of Brussels us,u Epaln, from Liverpool.
LONDON, April 15.-steamshIps Neyala and
CanaAa, from New Yurk, artived out.
HALIFAX. April l3.-.Asriyed, tho steamship
Chaplain, from LtyeEpool.
, 1877-04-16

San FRANCISCO, April i5.--Thc bark 7a'oms,
frtm Tahiti, brings news Of the total loss Of the
Slcaraguan shtp Black Engle, from Puget
Bound. for Callao, with lumber, on Easter
1slard. Capt. Hughes and the crew vero res
cued and taken 10 tahiti.
, 1877-04-16
LAMBERT.

Nav York, April l9-Ex.slayor Lambert, Of
Brooklyn. says the cl!argo Of breach Of trust
brought agalust him BY MEa. Crook IL misrcp-
rcxc,tatiun, and he can ezplata everything sat
lslact4rtlY.
, 1877-04-16

lhDiAhAlVLI4, Iua., April 13.-Char1es Nc
Laughtln had Nh Qrm turn out by falling uudrs-
meath moving tsaiu Of rnra, and will die.
, 1877-04-16
FAR.OFF INDIANS,

sAx FaAsclsco. April lo.-A Portland press
dispatch says sham1n'oa, Chief .! ths Yoklma
lulsaus, who has been organizing taud Of
rcucgsvlcs 10 tho Meg Perccs, under Chlet
Joseph. has been afrested aud Il coudae4 IN
Furt Vancouver.
, 1877-04-16

n, fht Eftfot ar The TftkunA
foHE "Atah, ApsN A.'a."se N!.,s ~. ~ to1'e
hre notice su8ecsnons u 10 precautions 70 Do
taken BY hotels to insuro accrtaln measure OF
safctv 10 aunsts in casa of f}rc, These are prin-
c1,otiv IN thc s]nno of eseanss fron, fye s,ct "A
esp' "",' 49,, xan,, ~, ,oaa.-. af,,vc., ~
walls, etc' ihcso arc eooo' anu snou'o oc ~
hotels great deal and, Il necessary, enforced
~ ,..s.,a'trs au.In,, 1,,t ,r1at IN ,.s,,t :.
~ 4ef"'s'''e s.s' A.s.sS ~ .s 49,, 49,
mcaaa OF pfcFchttoe .ho spseau OF 'hc nscs
a,.t3 draw tho deyousin. cletncut to the top Of
tho t,onao mn, cnvclon lint In flames bcfors tho
sss, .,.s.t,, - ~. ~ i. tnnwr, Thn, ~ A.
sea' oFsn u 'uo VIZ !" auo"". "As ~ 49,
originated IN tlo top ta' aoors' ,,l1oa, gow
u certain that ncGan pclow
and W.. carried Up the elevator ss.als @ "n0a
checked py the eloeco t9p. "hen u ueas eaek nss
aM ortaE o"s atst aI tne top. p.,su.
think tt!s htstorp OF hosel dtcs, as Tel! Is or
larRe warelouscst factories. ets., WAaro Ae-
yators ore used, nccsssitatlng tug iatai saa!t'
Will bear the Out III the assertion tEat Incy pc.
gin below and arc arst alac9vereut q hfst
ncrrnrs has l,oen that the elevator ehufk carrted
Gssnea Iur,.t,,t iron, ths to;, Of hutidilv. and
% no is.iIrat!on % %st ire below, tLeIr atsel,tuu and
eat r. e5s %s Saa ts ast, r
e.1 vn,,nc ,,mtii .s,ilcniy thn wkoIa mas is
aau,s,,,, anv ~; III nrt f;itc FL. t,n.1ro,iv
. ,va1. H ~ "ni iii, .not. sn 1n"st f"wnrnnf,
s"t. ~ a." III - watar s"ers t's most
na, a,.a" |fIi 1vt,sn thr~s T. nntiJnr
~. srs -. 1,n, ''.o, T. o. ar T., N
H. .,s aoos !" 'se" apo"' N's'eAsA Wv ''* "''
w ,,n,si,, mat ,x,,cr, the dnuce, lies uhat
,am MomMS H. "t,aa ~ .'bv,at. AS'' "HA|
. fs .,, w ill., htst T. tsftc,i cfy,c,r,,
~" II ny ,ns S.i,ax T., r,,s,ie., ~
s- ~ cosy h,,jl',jnpI W
xcrc 10 III aotle.i 10 Tic elevator n, eacl, loor.
a. ~. a. ILL., 9s,.n1 ts.iTa ~ oisr"tor'uhatt a,,s
Sanvsfs paeeu . H. H. ,ven ~ 49, W. ~
nask mus ,nti,'r ~, rte, !, ~ w
Mept Why 1.i'.'s +t"hs ~, IT, s5s1.. t.e
sheptGN tanhans W aSAs. I'M wv p..sss' ps c NV
.n.o plasa eIos.nE s.lo apI.arv a ~ easu uoos'
thIa euE.Lih psesens4ox t9 .ua LII .t ta.ueo.
anu cona"ins tnen s t!ae r'.e se
~ ts n<it ~ U, toy ~ , In,
~. t;J, ~ r t.1 i a. ~ ~ ,s.."sti ~. -.
p!o Iateaet OF lever psaeeu " uie Sest!unae p.
s sntlss ~ essFa.ot, M ana nahe ,, ~ tnS a@'y y "
ue AssGARs9 " sua otAee ~ anoW Miea IVY!
Tefs s!otea. some provision w9oil 9ave 70 ne
iaaue ~ iho tacAlo III the saa1t' p1t tlat taiIat
~ eas!!y aour. Ehclaxxa
| a.tlrn,x..
| .-s II fAs ktitor ~ ~ Trtbuxa
Nlrrtx ENKxk. biicll.. fnrtl i'll submit tbs
following plan ior fite-cscapc for hotrls aud
| other fnIh{lc buildings. lu tlIe Gaze nf surh q
ilon gallery. ruan!,lE entirely around on tue
| oAkshcs nh !sFet "tn tnc moor u tbe upper
1Gafo ,,S' teSf stos M thGhs pe & 41a'asnss ss
| s~-H'E AII5AtA. A"e AoNt
, 1877-04-16
CATARRH.
A series Of uninterrupted Cures ef-
fected with it by a weII-known
Boston Physician:

FTGat Uf+ E4uA4 Iln1O.
Catarrh II the rprobr4u.a edfcarusb Of the medical
procaslon, RBt hy tany u thought incurEale. When,
thersf1te psensrsslan y 70 my n2ttec ia.
ter an bound 70 Fire + falr nd unprsnd,ced tras
carcl cannot ALLOW professional etiquette interfere
with cAnd1l exprrMl9n Of my rrxatl t0FlL thcrt.
unaualnsa sprIeE.: sny consider 4 i remedy ~
preparation laid do awp Ii any textbook With which
an fatullls' VERY respectfully,
IA Aa5Tt1on-hs,
, 1877-04-16
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Holand's Aromatic Bitter Wine OF iron n \
remedy for nervous debility, Impoverished blood,
and impaired digestion. Depot IL Clark street,
, 1877-04-16

Each raekaRd contains III. sanford's improved ii.
hattnE Tpss 1aa fa dEes5tona ios u.s Il s!t eases
Etsta throughout tho United EtAtcs. WEEk8 q FOf-
TE1s General AXentS and Wholesale Df1EEst4 uolSo.
, 1877-04-16

1iASE-DAI.L.
alEMrnts, Tenn, April &5.-Base-ba1-sL
Louis Browns, Z; Mcmphls Reds. |.
, 1877-04-16
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 16-1 a. nl.-For
the lake region, warmer, partly cloudy weather,
and light loea1 rains, with variabto winds. mostly
from Gust To south, aud In the eastern portions
falling barometer.
tocAI OBSERVATION.
, 1877-04-16

MEDICAL,
, 1877-04-16


Lawrence and John, arc rcapectably-aPpcartn
young lueu, who state.l that they aatcly arrived
here trom New York City. anil arc ageuts for
James Gilmarst,l, importer and lculcr tu silks.
l,usns, haajkesehlets, etc., and they xcrc sell.
lug ths latter articles about The netgl.boEhoo1
u thu Ilock Islan1 car-shopa Friday last Their
appearance there, Ia company will! ~ old tt!ent
olce!u ~ Detectives Ssott al stes'e
New York Is to their character, aud discl2im
my connection with thieves. They xste iouua
whru arrcs,ed, aud not lu krLl'a boartiug-house.
It e quits probable tltat tue Officers have made
l,ru. They will 10 doubt BE- given ali oppostu.
utty to p1oye thefr Innocence to-lay.
il IL believed that Ill the persons concerned Ia
the robbery sre acquainted In the uelshborbuod,
AID that 4 Eberley aud ke!l participated ~ il,
osncss in the lattcrs housc jolpcd them, or tLuy
secured the services of two professional thieves,
with whom ME. Acgexin believes his nephew 10
b. acquainted. twas also tull 10 t.,e reporter
that Eberley ..tate1 to Officer Eaxan that he WIS
''gtaI the old d--- [neaulnS HegcWin] was
rubbed"
2hs utlcess asr Ut work on the ease, anu It Is
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The World leaps to the front ne the cham
pion of Mr. HAyEs's order shutting persons
holding Office out from active participation
in politics. After conccding the correctness
OF our doctrine that this order consigns the
onlccholdcrs to condition Of scmi-slaycry,
the World goes on to say:
but after all the alternatives OF suicide anil rcsigna.
uon are olcn to these csunahc fellow ciu1cus, ana if
urr succ, s.0rs deliberately accept office with the
dcr.audns that they not 60 do the things forbidden
by the President order. de- that will nut
hcmse ives tntp condition oi SLAYER, thereby. any more
uan uAc NuUus hd,s who take service In Broadway
shops with the UNDERSTANDING that they not Ia rt
with male customers than the drivers ut city railway
cars. who accept their position, with the understanding
that They mot To chat with iass,us,r, the lat-
orn or scp on at street coruo Tor comfortable glass
o.. u'cr with friendly rublioans.'
The question still remains whether tho
President has a right to reduce all the Office
holders under the Government ofthc United
States to a condition which suggests suicide
or oven resignation as a mode OF relief de-
scrN ing OF consideration.
The comparison suggested by the World
does not hold good. The contract with the
shop girls and the contract with the car
drivers is that they shall strictly attend to
their business while on duty. A girl may be
required not TO waste the time for which she
* paid by her employer in flirting; but what
would Our gallant contemporary say to- an
order folhiddng her to see her beau after
she goes home in the evening" That would
be tyranuical. and as being in restraint OF
marriage, Illegal.
Car drivers would incur the risk Of causing
serious damage by having their attention
diverted from their horses while on duty;
hut. humble a. their situation IT, would they
put up with an order forbidding them from
chatting with friend after their day work
Is done;
The shop girls, the car drivers, the COM
mon lnb1rcrs all over the country, the
black plantation negroes all these, at the
close Of their respective days work, are
freer than the Collector or Naval Officer at
this port, ircor than tho Postmaster or Dis
trict Attorney, frccr than any person holding
any Office, anywhere under tie Government
OF the United States.
Ii they are all frccr. then tho officers are
less free. Ii the officers are less free, then
they axe more near 10 a condition Of slavery
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whole State, and promise him in return
the election OF Reform candidate for Mayor
next fall"
Here Is the suspension Of ono officer and
the appointment Of his successor as part OF
n political bargain in return for promise
OF political victory next autumn
And does the President suppose does any
one in his senses suppose, that whole
state Is to be electrified and political VIC
tory is to be won by the appointment Of u
non-partisan, a man who will keep aloof
from politics, to the Office Of Collector of the
port OF Baltmorc2
Not for moment. Every ono knows that
it is because he will manage caucuscs, con-
vontions, and political organizations that
Mr.. THOMAS is appointed; and all that is
counted upon for political victory ls the
belief that with equal activity he will inllu-
ence all these agencies in different dircc-
ton from that in which Col. WILKINS would.
This IS plain from Mr.. FULToN's letter
Civil service reform indeed Political
consistency indcodl Honesty indeed
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THE FRAUD COlfifTSSTON
Exception Taken 10 Two Points In Judge
Hacks Mastery Article.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: Thanks
and honor to Judge Jeremiah $. Black for his
cxcoriation OF the electoral conspiracy in the
North american ReriGc. And equal thanks TO
THE Sun for making ills magazine article ac-
ccssiblc to the pcOp.el \ comparatively smu |
number read reviews and Ju lgc Blacks mas
tcrly exposure of the great national fraud and
its perpetrators concerns the millions.
Ind only two flaws in Judge Blacks article.
One is where he speaks Of the Democrats in
Congress. and betrays the party man 10y not
giving these Democrats their deserts. When he
says;
The Democrats consented to this in tho belief that no
Congress wiz would swear o decide the truth au then
urhwd known irwi u n'. "H, .n mat "a anon ~
that The umirc would be- aiiir.mindodn man. They were
bitt'ry disappointed, cic.,
He Affects naive confidence which will not he
upheld by any clear. sighted obs, rvrr. All the
Demo rats who voted for the Infamous 'ommls-
sion stand equally committed hciorc the pcoplo
and Impartial history ~ nroowplic's of that in
lrng"m"nt of the clear ana simple course pre-
s,rilnd ny the Constitute
The SECOND law lind in Judge Blacks arti-
Gle is whore he says:
alAi their r ron-liiiy to God aui man. DO they conl
nng nave und. r.i, u iii ina r,e c.r airy liberty aug
added strength aud grandeur 10 our in .iiiuions
II Judge Black means bv this that the maior-
iiy pi the 'ommissi ON would have become our
grrit 81 hrnnfactors hv giving their verdi
ion. m siqken. Not in the Division ot the iu-
nous eight in favor of u not elected candidate
lios TN" groat wrong and lasting inimy oi N =
settlement oi the Presidential struIl,lc Of 1876.
hut in the iat aud tho method ul this settle
m"nt itself. The muorty of the commission
could. under ono condition only. hpvr enrolled
themselves among our grrtu' =" bcnriactors.
and could have r.iiled strength and grandeur
e. our Institutions by declaring thnn selves m
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There is an uneasy feeling In musical and
managerial cir les with regard 20 the promised
visit OF Herr Wasuorto this country. The spec
ulators IN stars and vrtuo-i have had their
eyes on the eminent maestro for some time. and
the piano makers are especially SENSITIVE upon
the subject Of his engagement This * partly
cXplicablc by reference 10 the dearth Of musical
celebrities What are called llrst-class Euro
pcan stars may be counted upon the fingers Of
one hand-inIecd. the only names which carry
with them n promise of Juror are List. Patti.
Wagner, and possibly Matnrna. and it is well
known that proposals have been made - all
these 10y some Of our best known imprcssarii.
without olart. Richard Wagner would bc a
great Lion ia the uuitcd States. H. is enough
of 1t radical IN his art 10 van the sympathy ol Il
youn- people who as yet are without musical
proJudicc-. and his indomtablc pluck must
win Tor him admiration even where his
theories are without favor. But that hr
viii conecu, To la-, himself 10 piano
mnnufa tur'r. or plad,e himself To conduct
hun lrcd concerts ina Denlr a nights. aud un-
d'rso tse peculiar man uui.iion kn. Wu as
worN.ns up, may welt hr doubted hy all who
have wat 'li'l his career in Europe. Tho whole
syst 'm az e. hrWIu.; artists fer rouncr .lal
rurpN sna. which MAS begun with jenny Lind
and ended with Chr-tluH Nir-0 has w0rh j
iniln.ir 'Hnlg' O. ar Hnit' lyric anus mouis
In this onun.gy. The enormous sums watch
sins 'rs ami players iomaui Shall lr eul r.atrcl
them ncloro "a sill 'rOi- the Atlantic has roe
suited in tl.o porn. iou- Ir.rti"oo forming
temporary partnerships with tho large ruun
manufacturers. Whn exact the one condition
that the ARTIST SHALL play uI-u ana instrum ut
which They SHAH ..l o, and which thoy Wlli an
doaNor O. convince tbo public Was 'hoscn hytue
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Tho champion murderer, SO far as heard
from. is WILLIAM LUNGLEY. arrested in De Soto
Parish. Louisiana. the other day. LuNGLEY con-
fcsscd that he had been guilty Of thrty-twO
murders in Texas. and only regretted that he
had not added another to the list There is evil
IDENTITY room for improvement in n region in
which man can commit thirty-two murders
before being seized by the arm Of the law Poo
pie who think of cmigratine to Texas will be
pleased to learn that LusoLEY antic pates being
hanged.
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France has been cent to yal Tor TWO months for driving
! wv" n"f,'' ,"u,""'
-COl Wits bfcWor. STATE Nu'iiinr ~ N1-
hama, has discovered that his predecessor was 'horn
| his accounts 5000
Mr. Whitelaw Reid. jay Gould's young
editor wascmrlo!cd few Years ago as secret AGENT
ofthc Internal Revenue Bureau
An Albany woman. after looking undcr
her bed every niaht for man Tor mare ham twenty
years. found one the other night iicwasaiHt. ar
Oucbcr has offered s,DODO i'm Ton animal
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c.,,I,.l, ,h,re IN ncroel,,., ,,tt, ,il,si Il ,,,.
n,rs
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- " w. % ii'"' wy -
OF pi' """n"rt u" ''' ''"' N "'' OF "''''i'nE ior
"' owner spent "' "'Ns' ''' 'N"'' F'vse,"' " 'nN
Tho famous marc rlo,n rcm,l, IL vet
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h.,l,r.ntb,r b,,e I'm cn,t,u,, nm T., ,o, Inn,
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800 Wv s
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''s' VI, '.','' Is 30, "'' .' ','' '"'".N Z" N"'"-
p'N, ". '"''' '"''
MIS- '"ili' "diu l""~ tl' "i'' 'tnipus
belle oi Lom''i' h'- placed over the graves q" two OF
her husbands a tombstone with tni' inscription 'Nene
T. Arms'ron. AMI hober, T. iIunt' h9norcd and loved
upon ttrih Tor d'rds ti"t won h"inr ih heaven
Adirondack Murray - driving horse
that he cNr,ct. tomakc trot n.c ln two minutes. ny
and By. he is experimenting with o"dei ioathcrn
sa'h attached to '"ch d" uc Forward ho"i- ih' beast
lcA ".icin- mare ANT Us decreasing the "eish'a rs
she becomes accustomed To Tue roiuns gait
Tho British Government, in Wow OF tho
supply ruutcr falling short 100 sout America s.. send-
Ing Young trees TO India. Tho native way ot applying
the trade with rubber wa-,n, amt the demand j.. in.
ctea-hs ai enormous rate 10 has been the practice
TO cut down trees 15I Go secure hum
drel weist % ruhucr, aud u to forests oil tDh trees
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leading officers should take service in the Span
ish army"
With such conviction, II seems strange that
a man who had won laures in the Carlist war
should have been willing to risk them in Cuba.
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"What place to sponge a cont" was the
tailor's exclamation who he saw Niagara Falls.
M0-srs. NArX Il KADFOHD tako o li1c Wow Of
the proposed new pars at Forty second street.
1t the park Ice kept intact until thc Legislature
~ the Stat comes here asking for grounds for
the States Capitol
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Those were admirable lines which We
printed the other day from the pen Of Mr.. BAY
ARD TAYLOR. They are 50 applicable to the
grcnt question Of the day that We reproduce
lhnm nrnln.