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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25
PURELY VEGETABLE.

The Cheapest. i,ufcst
and Hest family Mcfii-
cine Ia the World.
AN EFfFrTtkL SPK-
cfFic Tor al diseases ~
the Liver. stomach and
spleen
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

cHfLIs AND FEVER.
NALARiOffS W.
NEk~. HOW'LL con-
PLANTS. kksTLESS-
NESS. jAuNDICE ASD
NAUSEA
, 1877-11-06
THE STATE-IIOUSE.

tsUuh AT ltpl 1NkEISs
Yesterday afternoon Democratic politician
Of totne prominence came Into the e.iituria1
rooms al The TRIBUNE, anil toll singular
story OF scheme which hal Just been Sc, OH
foot by some members Of the Springfield f.Inc
to secure tue half.mill!un appropriation for tho
9tatc-Ifouse. Tho story Is given In Ills own
wor,ls, IS follows:
State Senator schutt came TO Chicago for The
express purpose of making m arrangement
which sbould carry The appropriation through
without any sk III failure. lie first visited tbs
Democratic Central Committee ami offered
lie tsai,;Iala approprtation " onis, leaving
out tl,e contrary, "agsints tue appropriation"
tire Of brile, bnl sati Il would cnscr the cx-
pense Of cutting the words Frntn the stereotype
plaace which had been prepared with both lines
On. lie wis told tllut the ttrkets for Tie county
- regards The city tickets. The tickets will
bc printed that Way. as will be tec,
In the morning. 4 similar arrange
p'sai pspao "as ceoa fnf'ed onose into w ba ' s,e NE
agreed to do tho same for $50. scnntur Athutt
objected 10 the words "fOr or ag4Inst" ns much
as to the Two propositions.
In order to asccrtaia what truth there might
be In the story q rn1nuxn reporter spent the
grrntcr par. of last evening Ia hunting p .nei,l-
bcrs Of tllo several committees. Mr.. Washing
ton Hcsfng, OF the Republican Committee. de-
MED the whole B.1ry 10 far Us II refer
rcd to the Republicans. Mr.. john H.
,Jcilcry, of The journal office, who
is printing tssu tickets, did not be.
licve thu yarn. 'rhe country tickets
contained botll propositions, and 1,c supposed
those fur the ety would do the same. Hut tho
plates were not In his hands, and would nut bc
until | a. IN.
The only prominent member Of tho Dcmo-
cratic cciitrh COMMITTEES who couiJ bc iniirrc,l
~ talk at ali on the subject conterlel himself
by saying :lat the Committee would takc sarc
Of thu ticket, md tI,at It MAS all right. The
Republican Committee etate that they have
never authorized the printing Of any utiler tick
els than those bcaranE The words "Ior" or
'tagaiust.h
, 1877-11-06


Gen. I.cb insists, anil TnE TRtnuSg Is will
ing tn gtsc him lie 1tencft of his affirmation,
that ho runs tho County Clerks osIicc for tic
exclusive benefit of The public. lie was elected
nn the Peoples party Reform ticket. lie is a
candidate for reelection on tho Democratic Re-
iorm ticket. lie has reformed tho Office over
which lie prcstlc*. None of 1lis employees, 10
he says, src permitted to fool nway ttelr tltna
in politics. They arc expected to 10 IN fair
i3ay's work for fair tlay's paw" Nearly fifty
nj Ills clerks participated rs delegates ti tho
recent Democratic, Industrial, and titcenback
Conventions, as Will be seen from the follow
Tadustrtai Observation-Disclosures weinberg,
Hecond Wartt: n T.. EsanN amt r,mothy ttran.
stxth: ' 1"hn MeSaily seventh: II. rrlnd!siiic. j.
=. snlItsau. ami j.: Mitchell Eighth: ffe.t tondon
and John f"ty.. Tenth: fsc,imona f.an:aH E1cs-
enth; 81 4. la f!uy, Secretary anti .'litg Mncky-
muck IS Of the parry. Z. u. tinetsr1d, and l.. !.
Ul,ren, Fourteenth: ]. H. Nurntker nnd q. ten
SEN Fifteenth: L. +. Gras.on and y. r llartne,y.
iyaeh. Il. tjsrr. j. i. Tioapson. an,i j. = pan.
clt. EFhtccnth:. To thu l's might 9e aasled ~
brrt Mailer, tie Committee Clerk of the Commits
Democratic Conrr.'tlon Henry F. Merritt, Firrs;
Fiji: r.. Hickey: si.,a: T.,id With ani Mas
Ssrnllet., Seventh; rgt Marrhy and j. T. c.'mnay'
Eixhta; T. Stt: rTc!ft,; T. 4 S,. Axsn; lh,
ST. setsn's:n's: ter ~ I'D i ~. VaIas. ExStesn,h,
Doaatfaisc Ctatra! t'owmiHtf Htf-i:aarles Eaton.
Eifth wa5t " y: nyan, Gsn.h; fhoma' Floo1'
This !. not all. 1,eb llas sucveedcd In getting
eleven OF ills clerks appointed as Judges u elcc-
ton to+laY, rs follows:
strtA lyari:-i. A. Montgomery.
% 3Asrff>sth"t; ..S"Sv.t;i II. siiver. E. ". Smith
t'onTt<rAth-j. Nrslahou.
, 1877-11-06

attorney ilhln't thakc him lit. llo brought
tho ent because. haV1nE carried ont hts nsst ol
the contract, hr wantrsl l.ahcy, rs the agent Of
1.ttb. In carry nut alis pnrt.
This WIS all the testimony !nr the pla!nttf].
RIM THE pEpKSsR
;cn. Lfch "as first sworn. lie denied ever l,av-
itlg l1al si,cll conversation with Wall as that
eanl to hare lren hal In his 0i!ice, mud lad no
1is stnry ts,c t'encrnl sat Was an tntamt''ls lie
frun, beginning 10 cntI. SO far as hc vas tnn-
termed. lie knew l.aecy, but f.ahcy WAS nut his
agent. frlt Eocti friend Ut BIS.
parttesl Al don't understand y"1..
Q.-iie has lren on tho .Catnpn,cn Committee
that works Tor boli.tctansl Al dent, under
stnnd I. lam Ereyn IN that; lsn,tles: ,..,.
political rorcs' A.-No; nothing ii tho kind.
V.-YoM were represented in the Working
mrn's Conventlonl Al don't know whether
was or moi. must hare been, or would not
hare hcrn nominated.
Q.-l,i,ln't son hare sornt men there hired to
1nak after your tnteresial A.-Nu, of course
.lhln's: III. l.a''cy Il prominent boot and shoe
U.-i}o you reputltatc any contract that he
might hare nlade for the delivery Of sotcsl
Al t'o most utterly. nevcr asked him 10
buy yutes for me.
ST.. l4lcy WAS the ncxt witness. I1c also
sf st Mss 5 oJ ,sy e a Fl ps.s =, + :sfffe r. "a f 5 Il,
the delegation for s:U anIpcc. AMI he tot1 Ill
ttc!ict!, who was with HIN, II tt,ey voted for
fiel, unI he WIS elected, hc tLaalHy) would ufo
hi.tnhurusc tugtt any min tho delegation would
name position III l.frlts of!rc. He n,n.lc that
Offer OIL il1+ nwn responsibility. Wall had been
after lin, fur money since t1en, but didn't rct
any. He might have told him that lie give
O'Aicatu al tic money to get riI Ut him.
Dlnirl 1'nylc, who lntrti a portion Of the
conversation III hc saloon, t1rroburalctl 1a1tey.
lie WIS II delegate nt!ll rat slUnChtIG OF I&RIGF
all day, an,l dl.!n's tce Wall taIktng to llir,.
Alex Montclth tlcnirti that le cvcr carried
any message from Lahcy to Wall.
Afs. l.ittlcIfrld also cnrrot,orntc.i LatcY's
stairtncnt nEout Wallis olIrr to sell the votes
of the delegation.
This cinled tho casc for tic defense, snd the
Justicc g,re judgment for tue defendants and
as.tAscu Wall lor tho cosls.
, 1877-11-06
COIIl(ESl'ON1)ENCE,

Chicago, Nov. a.-tn the ll>t l.lrrtiag OF our
Fteuch yotess VIZ heard tho following tltslar4r
ton on Gen. Lieb, By BIZ. ill., X. l,!erouit,
furuIerly deputy Clerk .lnler tha "l,'ss": ~
regret very much to l,aye Lecn callcl to address
yn... Aty position IL a yury dniratS one. |
hayc been lllu t,vryot,ai friend al uen. Lfrb fos
ten years. As tsieul, xunn0t apcak a:.ai1.xt
hiul. t,ayr teun llis employs Tor tErcn years,
therefore lnust nut say wura alNlt tho ntlirc
All | ran Tell yum Ii that NY conscience anti my
dignity ~ y yotrr forhhl nio to votn for hin.
wuulI yutc fur l.ich ~ y friend; cannot vote
tnr Him Us County Clerk, because am not
able tn rtfute u single onn nf the ACCUSATION )
l,ronght araInst blu, either In the meetings Or
tn the rapcEs."
Ca, Mu say m0ro; and II oIlu OF bis friends
cannot swallow hlnl-who cant
q, DENAKS.
, 1877-11-06

CHICAGO, Nor. ST. have found out to-day
TINT my n2tne u Tn the National Workingsnen's
ticket - ea,ltlhlate for CountY Commissioner
for the West Skle. ! wat nominated OIL that
ttekct, but When fuuul out That things wcsc
nut ~ they were represented to tuo gcaiHled
fEotn the ticket two days after the nuul,nal i'm
iwriie this letter w ~ 10 Let my fsiculs kuuw
thxL / aln lot \ candidate on any sukrt
Respectfully, X. h1Klsos.
, 1877-11-06
14IElj.

THE wRErcnEp WAT III nuNs his OFFICE.
County Clerk f.tcb ltas taken great credit to
himself Ia The circulars whicl, be has published
In ,.,,tco,or ~ ,s r,Hc;a, .,arcnr ~, ,ho eorr.
~ ~, ''i'eaton 1, .. us ole,A' tcs 10, ',ie eate'
iul hhu cconomeal manner III "lllch nc ilas coh-
tluctc.l the business Of tho office. Always
with an eve to tic public wculs hoarsely shout
cA thu f}enrrpy. WHEN II wo. charged ami nrovr
10 'ac 'Atlslact'o1' VI "t5 Ju9s J" the 'a'a tnat
tile county office was simply nn asylum for In
competency and political ummiug. Yesterday
Tm,upnH a rcnortrr Learned NJ n ra.c. tpyn1v,n,,
.h...,. - a.t..t .u..., - -, 49,. -.
'aoahauas u ao1'a1s "oran ot feat cst"le, !"
Which It vas charged TINT the tnoht tnexcusa'de
careiessness Ind been tcrpetFatcd. In order to
ascertain The trutl, or faatty Ut tho r,iuor, the
Ku,,ht ~ tho loni1 t,nta-,rt,o1 tn r,,, n lawn
.N.. ~, .'s =, VIZ" " ~.
70 tt'e olic'al 'HEunehts, nnsl ttttao tnc l'aes-
ion i ~ lns anc sats'ason u nhsei' a1o thc p''o'
nc at ,a5Ecii io..,. s,,.u,,x ..,,.o,, g.. IT,,
~ 800, Joseph hiicSH'n hestectetl 10 pay TUG
sMy taxes 1or iott on ny 5'asking-hoasc ana
otes property ~ tns sotn hfat'en A1lofl
WHICH Ins.ss an hteg1a. part nt bsaHepott, an"
rnn I nr,,,wrt wss m s1 ~ ntsr o.,
the County Treasurer, aud h!l ln BY ths city f9r
ine allloant ot inc tax: fHD. ~, !sHl. Mf. !.
-. Mats 's; sAGsWs entela. nus'nes1 .ias
au' s.s'% .he ", 'sa,s o.,!Gc aou ai. i.
inc taxes que, ptus ste penalty, 81! "l whach
auluuhtc1 70 ~, lt'Ih aAu 9ece'9eu tue 1o1!o"-
'ng cettinca+es ol sAle:
sonth btaneh AAid1itlon. id ". Il Lot !. Block U;
eett!Aeats 10. JiEh
t., snnth ,.li, gIanch IT. A,atao aoS 70 ~ inc,asse'
xonti xxx Hd;n smit, Y" ~ Inre.
slye. ar tots ii to IL inc,nsiy" tn ,inck ii: enr
tidcates i, ! 10 10 /. lin inclusive,
Canal Vrustecs' Subdivision uf tho q. Il. II Sec.
II. ay, IL, Lots aud =, Block 10; certificates
Il, 817 anu G78.
>, Cana! Trustees SnbdtSielon W. md ", y:
.,H sef; =. W IT LOIS II anu 10 BLOCK O. ao
IlIE1S certificates AiF. Watson took QTCr to
, 1877-11-06

own benefit none will Cainsay. II the farts
cnnlI nnty hc aseertainr,l, There is M doubt
whatever Int that thcrr arc hundreds IT o,nss-
afUns scattered through thr tax-hork>, all of
Which are clouds mi property, ant will prove of
tinrr nr lcs* auftoyanrr ln liz 'Hnrrs thereof.
VIII tlfc puplc tn.iaY vote to rrncw his lease
utI1re man who declines 10 hayc hts hooks cx-
Ntttihcdf
, 1877-11-06

The last great Republican meeting OF the
campaign OF, The North Shtc was held last csen-
lng ut Millcr's Hall, corner OF 6cdgwHk street
and North avcn,sc. 1t was III all respects
mass-nlcetiuG of tic respectable voting popula-
tim Of the North Stdc,-a fitting elusc to
memorable campaign. Not ouly WAS the body of
the large hali full, but stan'lI',g-room was at
premium on tnu aides. A spirit Of carncstncss
pcryadcd this largo audience. which disctoscl
itself In tho close interest pa!d to tho speeches,
while The popular appreciation expressed itself
in frequent bursts of applause. The meeting
wns called to order about 8 o'clock and uen.
were ' Gen. O. +. Msn,,, t Col. Lewis sehaiiner,
Col. John II. tsobcsts, 4. e. iicsiny, Col. 5crb-
ncr, E!as Shfumnrf, the Lntntmrd 1!se Club,
AMI othcrr. Alter song by the t'fee Club. tho
neetlng vas addressed y the i, llon: ,:,,.u John
with speech fill Of strung senso
mingled with his usual Qulct l,umor,
oil Ut which proret decidedly taking.
Lon. Johns remarks wcrc substantially re-
production Of his speech delivered Inst Saturday
evening ln Parker llall and rcportc.l IN full III
Sundays TRIBUNE. lfls practical views OH tho
necessity OF cutting duwn extravaganza, OF
wetslFnE out political hucksterefs from Office,
Ut tho election Of honest, straightforward men,
revival u public confidence anu general buaf-
ness activity, iouni frequent antl heurkY re-
snotsses sro'i! VI" latst 3hl 1titGiEeHt an'elee.
Thu ulet of u portion of bis ren'arks was
s!lnnc1 up M thc following hoi!eIy out ,eiIins
phEnss as nc stated hla fsmeiiy iof tae lls tlat
il'e lap9fang elasses are nelfs 70; "heep your
inohcY III your nWt1 POCKETS. as lar ~ ynu ny.
these taxcnters." ING n,hfIeaee, et,mposed
Largely q ths bcttcr ciasses nt Wofkti.nlci',
shouted its appreciation al tnls sentiment a9d
burst INTO thres cheers tof -" Long Jonm. "a
fesa'se 10 t'ao compliment, Lyle ooMm s11'l. ~.
shElY atif'ouhetu that nc ''"ash : Fn'l.itE 10Y
, 1877-11-06

10 iM ElW0F u TIA 1Fa6NNA
CHICAGO, Aps. al SEQ by FOUR issues Of she
csth ult. aud 4lh inst. that | a,n uc.reuletl
With being ont Of Gen. Ltet'A clerks, aud that
my namc appears III ILLS bouks Is l1ayn: drawn
u salary fur lust month. Npw, | want 10 say
that never have received one ccnt truln The
County CLERK, ~ SALARY Ut otherwise; don't
know thc County Clerks 4oat know any ii t.ts
/. J. QUINN,
Delegate from tho Eighteenth Ward 10 The Demo-
CEzLlc LunYGQiiQn.
, 1877-11-06
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every ror Of the sarsarar!lltan NesciFent cp.nuei
rates through The DOsn sweat. Tr!nr. nnd 1;hef GuA
tlh juIcrs u o tystt Nv xtxot VI for rErtafs
sSrutu!s sypl!IIl.. Lo"sYInptlon Nn'ni1ar pss1ss
Ginn. and paris oi ths 1ystrni sotc j:ye sTam
o!ous nsct,nrgcs from te Eafs. aud tho WORT fO!msef
i;i%s %:1to: viii }thsa!s. E!;.,psias, Asms: il!ss
WDi,h, and al wa4es Of thu Efe prlnr!EIt mr. within
thc curative .nsu ot hs wonder d nlorrn chcn,.r.
4ni lew l4ys' se will prove to any ptxnu u*1IH Il i"r
either Of there turns Vt dscaso fts oenl power 10 era
them.
sna deeomro*ttan TINT a.a continually mEEte,esslnk m
with nuv mAiersi tnado frDm iralthY hood-nn1 thta
The 6ArsararAn VII! anu dues ktcnEe-a care u cers
Ct raIe.sIon ~. sn;eeca @ 81 ta eliminating the 10 To-. 4
patient viii irel hsmsrf stronEcF Mia food dtst.tDx
belseE. appstts improving. and desh anI wcghs iA'
CteAalHE a,
Not only does tfo Rsssarar'lItAn leto1sent csrrt all
remedial aEuRts n ths Hats IT ShH.is sSFninu*
live ours fut
, 1877-11-06

nH- RAnwlr-Kint Str: take the liberty to ahtrtts
yoa ssaan hyhea !. greatly ietasea " tls It.
N1ne ant the fourth + nearly Dfus{ II gone A'h
sall !tnp!oElnk. and NY Weight dcctEAihk very ~
tnr soM*rsn! c9ts ,3af as.tiue ~ dons for ms oui
tnln uhu quo FROM tAlAa. tlrre Grp1 ~ ksua ana
cutie hulnbsE fr9ns thls pAes. fuq.t w!it It.I.t'
=, MIS-. g kHArt',
cs&3nlAhlb lady. aud setY benevolent she has t-cu a
nean. q selling n.nY boltra Of the tscsossnt y - !.
trn3klAs of Ah1 htug. 70 PERSONS AC1tcttl TfiI if
nal tun!u1a Nc bare heard Of soIns wonderful tife1
sAs4'' ;" A' EuEnBAcu CO.
Ann A1hoE, Ntch.. Aug. ~, ls75.
, 1877-11-06
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

Kind HlF. have be+n taking your IL .Uycn f:rfu.
lanx t!ls RI ~ nslav itss Relief 4 out oaS
en1inelt phya!cAas ot Medical College ps'
uuubCSd lHeuH&tle. -
i h.y we're ike knata On t.ss. by weight Wa y:
round4 whrn cu.iItneu:td With y6Ir rrnrd'et, ny
It Ia two nndrt1 and trn s.lntb. b1t lty h"k
ali xunr yea. hato !aken ixtay -four tottit. II ~
4o!Veut n!aH Of tiitf. aud twrAt -four utttts OF Pi
lEut Tic ,ucdclhrs from a. renit. PlrH1a scIl lid
y04r buek :" Falss sAu True"
Mis-. C, KNAPF.
, 1877-11-06
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb n!seaAek Gravel Dllhetra, ilroe+g.
G ts s n If e.. q Eh1s ~ s = srs
brlGk hust deposits ur tne wae II tisk. cloudy lsr1
will likc tho white nt ttg threads xt
whta ELK. o. There /. fnorbl. dark bilious atpsa
anCs and white t0Lc. deual1t sni when slr. Il
pain In tho ANAL Ut tle back aud xloba ths lotns.
, 1877-11-06
Tumor Of Twolyo Years. Growth
Curod by Radway's Rosolvent

esaTles ana sowea; h!i M do:,nTs *.!j !hct. y.
aad tholRAt wuua try 4. ~ hLl no fatth II ~. f.,
d tho lie.ovent md ea Vi Railways ls and tHo
ns!ss 81 u yoss e.d ;ss nna as!S ., I'm 1t M
happier than have for Twelve yrars rht wur.t tuno,
wt!o tiIIs yoa for the bcnrnt !'t .h!rs: YOU shu
publish It 4 fuu Cho1sc. HANNAH L. KAAFF.
nnr1r a. r.. Malta
, 1877-11-06

0p5, u al. cleAtsc TIC NAC bt tlu tilItAtillfIa-
Inc crowd yesterday was larger than IL has
been oa ans one day which las lrccetlc. 1t dur
Ing this ca.aaagn.. Why tlscy Ill catne. no one
knuwus. H0.ne, of rnuFsc7 ncra there to ratn
opened, hut fus the nIt,st Of them they had
,nale thcir trades, dos,e thcLr luat work, and
se,elycA \ show vt tic barrcl.!tad. Whaseser
thsr purpose. th.y ;, sa"a ,s.l sna thsy ssAysl
bto1'ng aI~u. the htg n.ajoltt!sa they
of ths peopie, Tom Lynch, bless him," Tir~c
~ tfs barrel When it xas IN and .l''l!,g What
they could 10 ct!pty i uf.its contents, weTc
anxlous candidates IL! tic positions III nutarlrs,
tickut pedslcFs. alt. The formrr we're swnri, nj
tnsisl. CELEBRITY AMI ~ little cerctuony ~ killing
hoss. ~ for thg tickct.ta:lt!era, not one III
ihesn would nerve for lras than SO y day. cx,
trpt lew oveF.y'rtunus ones wtln volunteered
IL do The work for t,othlng, fur thu guul Vi tue
p4rsy: fhc paid s'cdalr,s ktsks! at u .
day last week, tile kitk iiaI the elect Ut
of falst''g day's wA:ss to *l0, anl TIC ssa'1di.
talch yesterday aw0ru hY vi tho stInks 1(
less rntc than $40 day. As shs n1aorily uf
them we're sl,uply ,nyaluatlu to thu party, lhry
got what Tier asked for ami we're l'apps.
sGsEMAl. CoMMlrIsK AHkr!Nus
with cose uSh were t1cltl during the day, utlfl
Essal deal Of quiet work '.tof Tue EEnt VI tl,c
| putty" was put through. 4 very private meet.
ing wAs l.etl ,u one Of the pEivatu
1o.,ma IN the hail hoor. but
wheu. during the hIl, reporter
SAW m open tlut,r, and, u course, improved lhc
opportunity to walk IN. tlc wxs anrereIu1liallsly
bounced, with III ilIlEtn2ti.,a tt,ut eyerytkx!y
nul y uIelnbcF of that Cualulttco had brst walk,
| ku.l thai y. II. q. Ho he walked.
Frum what cluiA be 1cAtnci afterwards, ail
That WAS dune Ma IL rast Up accounts, see how
many barrels EctlIaineA untappcl, and decide
how much 1nurr .ul tue iublN4t1nE material
should 70 10 eeftalII wards.
4 gentleman frutu the Fast, after registering
1t The pslsner House tast evening, tuEucd 10 the
| clerk aud asked, .... '- -.
| "lsA'T THIS Tux DEAocRATiC AsAl>QuA RTExsf'
| Tue salllr query would lave suggested Itself
to the uninI ol aHy stranger, for One can always
tell who they arr when Ilr happcns 10 Euu uevss
| y lot of Democrats. There MAS ehoivc sattl-
| eriu9 at the Palmer House lust night. 1t MAS
the list opportunity to put . hand into Lyncf!'s
bar'!. Miles kchoe and pavs TAusnsun we're
tic ouly ,netnbers Of tue Central Comn,ittee
present. kehoe VIA constantly be4tegcd II
| was, 'Aies. ! want IL see yuu moment. !"
The moment stretched otl. to i've, ul1d the III
tcsylew consisted of peadlngs On the one stlle,
| and negative Stakes oI tue head ou the uthcr.
Al soon as one fellow had been driven Of With
= refusal 4uvshcs would Try Lis lauu,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-11
Judge Blacks Reply to Mr.. stoughtou.

This morning we devote n large proper
Non Of our columns to the rcjoinder of
Judge BLACK 10 Mr.. SToudHroN's defence OF
shc Electoral Fraud which appeared in the
North American Rerie,o for September. 1t
" powerful and mastcrly paper, and those
who read 1t with intelligence will moro than
over dctost the means by which RUrHER-
FORD B HAYES was carried into the White
House.
The evidence which daily acoumulatca,
and the revelations of facts and the discus
Bions of the subject which are appearing on
pvcry hand, are more and more exciting the
minds OF intelligent men Of whatever party
against the unprecedented crime by which
y man not elected was Installed as Prcsi-
dent; and when the final Judgment is en-
tered up and executed, there is no indiyid-
nal who will bc recognized as having con-
prbutcd moro than Judge BLACK to make
the triumph Of justice complete and crush
nu
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done by DIR. MERRILL, however, there APP
pears to be no question. II has been frankly
recognized not only here but in England,
where his published letters from Palestine
have really given better idea Of his dis
coveries than was conveyed by his address
on Thursday evening. They described the
amazing fertility and natural resources of
the eastern portion Of the valley OF the Jor-
dan, where may bc seen ploughcd burrows
mile and half in length, and as straight as
one can draw n line. II Ia probable that the
ancient system of irrigation could easily be
restored 80 AZ to bring water to every square
mile of the Wiley between the Lake OF IT,
bcras and the Dead sea The chief archno-
logical interest, however, attaches not to
the lowlanls, but to the foothills which
skirt the basin OF the Jordan on the east
These abound In curious and wonderful
ruins, including the remains Of large towns,
the dccaying structures Of vast baths near
hot springs, which must have been among
the famous and favoritc watering places of
antiquity and numerous amphithcatrcs of
great beauty, one of which was capable of
seating more than ten thousand people.
while another was evidently designed wholly
for the exhibition of sea fights. II the
American Palestine Exploration Society will
only bring forward the really interesting
and attractive details Of its operations in
such way that they may bc understood by
the public, it will not appeal in vain for
funds to so large and wealthy n religious
community az exists in New York.
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band no longer hungers for novelty that he has
returned to his lresde and has been re-
warded."
Amadeus. the second son of Victor Emanuel
and ex-King Of Spain, IL still reported TO be on
his way to monastic life. He wants to cxpiatc.
il seems. his Madrid dcbaucheres which were
not altogether unconnected with the death Of
his wife, Maria-Victora
The Duke OF Edinburgh. too, has not been
faring particularly well. He showed some skill
in shooting deer around Bcaika bay but his
family affairs seem somewhat complicated,
though there has been apparently an improve
mcnt OF late. Tho Duchess has passed through
France on her way TO Malta. where she IL TO
Join tho Duke But her relations with her
mothcr-in-l law do not appear to have improved.
for It is officially announced that the Cars
daughter will not visit England before next
spring. and it is already good while since she
last saw the homo Of her husband.
The marriage of the Duke Of Norfolk Is ere
atlng more sensation in London on account Of
its ceremonial accessories thar on its own
merits. Tho Duke has n Cardinal among his
relatives. and it IL suggested that the proper
thing would bc for this prelatc to perform the
ceremony. The last public appearance OF Car
dnal Howard in England was at the time when
as an officer Of the Guards he commanded tho
troops forming the escort ut the funeral OF tho
Duke of Wellington. His appearance M Of
Relating prcate would, Of course, DO o great
event.
Several changes are forcshadowcd in the
diplomatic service Of England. Sir Andrew
Buchanan retrcs from his post ut Vienna and
s to be replaced by Sir Henry Elliot. Sir Ed
ward Thornton is 10 exchange Washington for
Madrid. and Mr.. Lionel West. the present hcad
a.. L..
Great Britain in this country.
Work on the submarine tunnel between
Franco and England has ut last been fairly be-
gun. \ well and gallery are being dug at
Calais and within three or four years the world
may SEQ the bnnks Of the Seine in direct com
munication with those of tho Thames.
The long-rumored retirement of DR. Dclanc
from the post Of cditor-in-chcf Of the London
Tuaes, il at hast m accomplished fact He has
rendered his resignation. but has consented 10
coach his successor Mr.. Chcncry. I'LL Christ
mas. Dr. Dtlanc has now occupied for thirty
seven years the editorial chair which he inner
tied from his father and the hands to which the
responsible position il now intrusted must he
| very able indeed II they preserve for tho Times
| the prestige which the two Dclnncs have given
| il. Mr. Chcncry IL one of the most experienced
and able writer's Of the Times. with which he has
been connected for many years but he is some
what deficient in the diplomatic and social nc
compishmenta to which good deal Of DR.. De-
lanes success has been due. This portion Of
the business will probably dcvove upon ono Of
the proprictors Mr.. Arthur Walter. A hope is
expressed that the Iotcs viii now devote q little
more attention 10 arts and literature. Dr. De-
lane was in the habit " consigning all such
| topics 10 the supplement- whenever what il
| called the London season was not in full blast.