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Securing Immigrants tor West
NirEinia

They are making up Il Kansas Colony
at Baltimore. The management il in the
hands Of well.known men Of the city, who
would SEGA, % have at heart the inter.
ests Of the deserving working men Of all
classes who are unable to find employ.
ment. The colony will he made up OF
picked men-no drinking men, loafers or
drones OF any kind. Many applications
to Join are rejected. Only genuine sons
OF labor are allowed to enroll themselves.
Itoccurs to us tina! these are the sort
Of people who are badly wanted in the
interior Of West Virginia. We have
thousands Of acres Of unoccupied land in
GiImer, Calhoun, Braxton, and other
counties, which could be had cheap and
which these people could soon reduce to
profitable tillage. 1t seems to rIs that the
owners Of these large tracts Of land
should put themselves in correspondence
with these colonial enterprises. Capt.
Mcclure recently received letter from
Pittsburgh from writer who desired to
know what chance there waa for a colony
Of families OF workingmen to settle along
the line OF the p. W. & Ky. rond. 1t wa,
as follows:
| would like to find il there is any
land adjacent TO your proposed railroad
that could be obtained at n reasonable
figure: would be suitable for asmall colo
ny. Wenumber about fifty families, com
posed Of the best society and Of first.Clas
mechanics with some few farmers. w
are desiro Of locating in West Virginii
but are not particular where. II we can
not get land on this aide Of Wheeling
will 90 west Of it, IT won't take long fO
~ to settle, as all are inGuStrious ant
used To hard work, and | know il we ar,
suCccItnl that it will he the means
causing others TO locate there. Business
being depressed cAnscs IA 10 seek nev
homes. That We are what we claim, ! re
fer you to G. T. Magcc, City Treasurer
H. NJ. SnOdgrl4s, Controller. Hoping /,
hear from you, | rcnnin,
W. II. BARR.
1t will be seen that this mans reier
ences are good. We take 1t that he rep
rcsenH people worth looking after
Such large Inndhoders in the interio
u Judge Camden, Of Clarksbnrg, and cx
Senator Bennett, Of Weston, cannot d.
better these times than keep Iookou
for the workingmen who are Feekin
homes for themselves on cheap lands.
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Shocking Condition OF Her Pub.
lie Institutions.
A Disgrace 10 Civilization.

BALTIMORE, August 1S.-Dr. ChNncel.
lor, Secretary Of the State Board Of
Health, reports TO Governor Carroll upon
the condition n the aims institutions Of
the State, that it is painful to witness the
shocking condition in which many Of the
public institutions were found, Hnd that
it ia difficult to conceive that anything
worse ever existed in n civilized country.
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Caught wan the Tools,

CHICAGO, August l0.-W. =. Garter
wM arrested here few days ngo on a
charge Of CountcriCiting. investigation
rhowa that he has been IN the husinca. ON
u small pCalO for uome time, md that he
ha" put into circulation about $1,000 oI
spurious coin. Fifteen hundred doll0r-
Of the coin together with ,lics and Other
cOuntcriciling tOOl' were captured.
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SALT LAKE, August 1S.-The Indian,
on the Montana stuge rond, 80 mile,
south 0I Pleasant Valley, Mill hold III,
road and telegraph line. They ,urnc,
the stage and telegraph repaircrs bncL
Yesterday. But few bucks are sccn Thrr,
are many pqnaws and children. lliarc
ported that this is not the main parl I'm
mostly wounded and iamilica. Nothin,
heard from any point north Of the brcaI
since the 10th.
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An American Prisoner Killed hJ
n N1eNicnu NlOIl.

San FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.-A San Diego
dispatch says: There il n rumor from
San Rafael that the Elliott boys, recently
captured by the MeXicans and confined al
San Rafael, were fired upon by mob o
M"xicans, while going from dinner to jai
under guard, and one was killed. III,
report |" not fully credited, and parties IL
san Diego are preparing to 20 to rescue
the survivor and avenge tho death Of hi,
brother. The news lacks conlirmniion,
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Explosion OF IL Locomotive
Roller.

ST: JOSEPH, August ia locomotive
on the Hannibal u ST. Joe road, while
coaling at the depot, here this morning,
exploded her boiler. Jos. Snyder, ire
man from, Flora, was terribly scalded
and died in few hours; VIM. Conger,
engineer, was badly scalded, and ben.
Pratt, fireman of the yard, was blown
twenty feet in the air, but not seriously
hurt.
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NnlciLc Of II Sen CnntnIn

NEw ORLEANS, August lS.-Thc bark
Marietta, hence on the 10Th for SNlina,
returned to the Passes to-day. The mate
reports that on Friday, tho l7th, Captain
kirholcr, master Of the Marietta, jumped
overheard and was drowned.
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BASE BALL.

CHIcAGo, August lS.-Chicagos, 4; 81.
Louis,3.
BRooEhYN, August lS.-BrookIyns, s;
CinCinnatis, 5.
CINCINNATI, August lS.-LudIows, 6;
White Stockings, |.
INDIANAPOLIS, August lS.-Indlanapo.
lis, .; Alleghcnies, I.
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BnooKE CouHrY.-An old time citi
zen of WcIlsburg (now living in Detroit
reyivea the ancient glory Of that town
4. it existDd fifty years ago, when llnt
boat building was extensively carried OF
H' the mouth Of Buffalo creek. he say,
that thcScAat.boab were then what rail
rnad' and steamboats, are now, the CON
mcrctal agents between the North and
south.
The Wangr tunnel on the Bethany pike
10 he finished larcIed) at nm expense oil
ISl GOO. Powers 4 Arnett are the con.
tractors,
Tie compensation Of the County Su,
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M7nrInC NCMN.

New York, August lS.-Arrivcd-
Steamer Weser, from Bremen.
MONTREAL, August lS Arrived
Steamer Circassian, from Liverpool.
LONDON, August lS.-Arrived-Calc.
donia, from New York; Phwnician, from
Montreal.
LONDON, August lS.-ThC steamships
City oi Berlin, perrierc and I.erder, from
New York, have arrived ont.
SAN FRANCISCO, August lS.-Arrived
British ship City Of Peslh, from GIas.
gov.
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Weather Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OHPICR or THK CHIMP SIGNAL OPPICER,
WAsHIHOrOH, d. C., August 2O-I a. y.
PROBABILITIES,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
and the Lake regions, falling barometer
with warmer southcrly winds and partly
cloudy weather; and in the Lake region
local rains.
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Striking Silk WcavcrS IcSumins
Work.

NEWARK, n. j., August lS.-Thc
striking employees Of the Newark silk
mill here, two hundred and fifty in mum
bcr, will resume work on Monday, the
company having arranged compromise
by which the highest wages are reduced
and the lowest raised.
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TOundcrc,I NJ Sen.

NEw YORK, August lS.-Ihc schooner
Denham, which arrived to-day, announces
the laundering Of the schooner c. J. Van.
name, from this city for BarNcOn, and the
loss Of the steward and two passengers.
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FIRE RECORD.

OMAHA, August lS.-Thc Touring mill
Of WethcraI Bros, nj Beatrice, Ncb., was
totally destroyed by tire nj . o'clock this
morning. Loss $4,000 to $4,000. In
RMrNCr ShNNN.
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ST. Louis, August Is. Albert W.
Howe, an old and one Of the beat Fire
~ Marine Insurance agents in the WCst.
crn country, died today after II lingering
illness.
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ENGI.AN
Cotton Wills Running.

LONDON, August lS.-Sevcral cotton
mills at blackburn commenced runnin,
on short time yesterday. 1t is expected
that in n few days the movement will be-
come general throughout the Blackburn
Iistric,
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FRANCE.
Ministerial STnabblcs.

PARIS, August lS.-The Figaro, which
lately attacked the Duke dc Broglie,
President Of Council and Minister Of Jus.
tice, as being an obstacle 10 the procIa.
nation Of the state Of sige, now makes n
similar complaint against General Bcr-
thaud, Minister Of War.
The Semi.oilicial MoaitctT, which de.
tends General BERTRAND, charges General
DuCrot, who commands ut BourgCs, with
being the instigator Of these attacks. The
1iOnitetr thinks il quite allowable that
General Dncrot, approving policy Of
force, should regret not being in the Cabi.
net TO carry out his programme, but con
siders il deplorable and serious that he
should stimulate brcNk-npo Of the Minis.
try.
OBITUARY.
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perintendent Of Schools has been fixed at
So per day,
Geo. e. Curtis (son Of the sheriff. has
bought out Geo. +. ParkinSons store at
Bethany.
The town levy Of WellSburg this year
is 10 cents on the $lOO.
The following items arc from the
Herald Of Friday:
The majority against railroad subscrip.
ton on the three.iiith basis ia about 33.
BY counting ballots in which the voter
had failed 10 scratch either the "for," or
the against" as for subscription, the
number was reduced to II, but there it
stopped, and "a the figures were like
George Washington and his little hatChet,
the accountants had to stop with tears in
their eycs.
The most unmtigated and malicious
act Of unlawfnlness that has betel Wells.
burg for some time was perpetrated last
night in removing and destroying At
least tlree-iourths Of the pump handles
in town. The water supply was, OF
couse, shut of, and this friday morn.
ing the inhabitants Of some localities
could not get sufficient water to even
"boil the tea.kettIe." This kind Of bust.
ness may be fun for some parties, but it is
cxceedingingIy in bad taste, and the
guilty parties should suffer the extreme
extent Of the law, II apprehended.
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MEMrmm, August lS.--Tony Mugon
thaIer, an cmpIoyo Of tho Memphis Brew.
lug company, committed suicide to-day by
jumping into the river.
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RICHMOND, IND, August Ex-senator
Morton is still improving in health, hav.
ing rested well last night, and passed a
very quiet day to-day.
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a large party Of lawyers, including
James Craig and Governor W. II. Hall,
General R. +. Loan, Wells, IEendcrshott
Il Co., Of New York, and others, left here
tonight for Kingston, where n petition
for receiver Of the Hannibal & St. Joe
Railroad will be argued tomorrow.
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DENMARK.


COPENHAGEN, August Is. Ex.Prcsi.
dent Grant has arrived here. He will
visit his sister, who married DR.. Cramcr,
the American Minister. =
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TOBACCOS.-l HAVE ON HAND
l. full line Of TohNCCoy imm the leading man
uiNclOTcs In the country, Including Inrillnrl'-
Finer nnS,, llolhrNokE Monitor Navy, Unrry {,
llONMOEs Navy, ll0mCr Hudson, i, H. Inrr,
RChmonl W Il, Face, DAnvllC, Va; II, +, Grave.
ly and Olhrts eau furnish ali slylrs made hy
these inrinTlc. At lowest market UriCI.
NJ, REILLY, iSuI Rnd 1871 Main ",
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Drowned.

PORTLAND, ME., August l0.-SIcphcn
Hail, Wendell Small and Frank Houston
were drowned in ShebOgO lake to-day.
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SPAIN.
Reception Of the United States
Minister.

MADRID, August lS.-King Alfonso re-
cGiyed Mr.. Lowell, the newly appointed
United States Minister to Spain, to-day.
Mr.. Lowell spoke in very ilatterIng terms
of Spain. The King replied in similar
tone. No alIusion was made to Cuba.
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CRIME.


Attempted Murder and Suicide.
New YORK. August lS.-Thoma.
Harding, aged iortv.iive years, shot his
housekeeper, Mrs. Wood, aged twenty.
ak, at his residence, One Hundred and
Ninth street, this morning, and then put
a pistol TO his head and fired twice. lie
died instantly, but Mrs. Woods wound,
which is in the shoulder, il not thought to
be fatal. Harding is n married man, but
has not lived with his wife for some time.
The cause Of the shooting is not known,
RIOTERS SENTENCED.
NEWARK, n. j., August lS.-The Vice
Chancellor To day sentenced five strikers
in the recent railroad disturbances to
pay $50 line and imprisonment till the
further pleasure of the Court.
COUNTERPEITEE ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, August IS.-W. L. Carter
waI arrested here few days ago on the
charge Of counterfeitiEg. Investigation
shows that he ha4 been III the busines.
on small scale for some time, and that
he has putintO circulation about thirteen
hundred dollars Of spurious coin. One
hundred and fifty dollars OF the coin,
together with dies and other counterfeit.
ing tooIa, were captured.
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OBITUARY.

DR.. Henry Conncan, physician to tn
late Emperor Napoleon, is dead.
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g I~ieiiS suited 10 dTy5iys gf rrrttiag. For
"b by Me T,ai generally, Il Smp'e Card con-
h'hi"g onr crs' gfHe F!RseH NUBlI,t,, Iy mail, on
reCeiigf - C,nh.
lVISoN. BLAKs&iAN. TAYLOR & CO..
myl9-S 1873 and 40 Grand ST.. New York.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
BAD REPORT FOR MARYLAND.

TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENcEE
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Bombardment of RustChuk Still
In Progress.
Russian Movements In Bulgaria
Impsded by Bad Roads.
A Rather Gloomy Outlook for the
Winters Campaign.
Removal OF the Bulgarian Capi
InI.

BUCHAREST, August lS.-Prince Tcher.
kassi has removed the seat OF Govern.
ment Of Bulgaria from Tirnova to Sis.
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pRESIDENT HAYES.


WINDSOR, W., August lS.-Secretary
and Mrs. Evarts, and Hon. L. II. Slough.
ton, and Secretaries Devens and Key, left
Windsor for Claremont, this afternoon,
to meet the President and party. A re.
Ception will be rendered the President
this evening. Anumber Of distinguished
gentlemen have been invited by Secretary
Evarts to dine with the President this
aveninU
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A TERDICT AGAINST sTRIKERs.
A Test Case that has Hundreds OF Others In
Rendiness for Trial.

There was excitement among the COO
striking silk weaver- in Paterson. y. j., ycster-
day, on account of the trial OF William Strange
a co. = suit against Jacob lemann. Strange
Co. are proprietor, OF silk mill and Reimann.
Il silk weaver, quit work with the strikers on
the 18th day of juno. leaving warp ana Wool in
his loom. The unwoyen silk faded and de-
Perforated in value. and the loom stood idle, TO
tho financial damage Of ia" rroprletors. The
rnse was a test one. and the attendance over
flowed the court room. When keimann took
charge Of the loom he signed contract to
nnish a certain piece OF work II was for will
fully breaking this contract that he was prose-
refused To- furnish hail, although he was album
dainty ahO to give security. and WIS locked up
in lail. Tho SILK Nelyrrs Associate ON engaged
counsel t. defend IrimAnn. and furnished
ample IL, ans for defending him in court.
Testimony produced by the prosecution
showed ron 'lus vely that the plhlnln had sus-
minrd ! damages On acr cunt oi me uhwMrn
SILK failing and INCORPORATING i'm Nalue. The
time OF u loom Is valued At II per day. isei-
mhnn's loom stood idle fourteen days; The
only point urged hy the counsel Tor the defence
out reading il. and was IN a measure ignorant
OF It's provisions. Judge llgpprr, in charging
The lqry sa,d 4 wl- not Proasir thH rS d.icnd-
tract had been broken ani ne only question
lcit for the drlh"ration of ia. Jury was the
amount OF damages L. b" awarded. The lur> 3
nni tho shnrif was directed To- keep Relmann
IN custody until tho t2j was paid.
There dos not appear g. De- any prospect 81
mn end to the silk VIEWERS strike in Paterson.
Judge Hopper said many Of tho strikers had
Assd up all the money they mad IN the SAVINGS
tanks, and many fam lies were destitute, Tho
dun business on account Of the strikers being
unable h purchase goods.
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HER sUIToRs TERRIBLE THREATs
Miss O'Grndy's Lover n Badly Frightened
Prisoner In the Tombs Police Court

Matilda OGrady, q servant at 100 Cedar
street. had long been the sweetheart OF Harry
H. Burns n cigar maker at 90 Atlantic avenue.
BROOKLYN. In the early part Of July Mr. Burns
called upon NJ iss O'Grady and proposed aspeedy
marriage. She declined. saying that she could
never be his bride. Burns quit the house in a
rage and with many ominous threats. Miss
O'Grady did not hear from her lover again until
she received on July 10 the following:
MATILDA Poor rooun ,ff sgy SS PEN rs1' in
hand not to ask forgiveness but let YOU know that
msSS i've. be- me forfeit You can not sci any
Sny to q hut Up w., w o sHs Viii so %p lot
are my Ideal all l,e for is you ycI often ,ay to me-
marx wha, .ay am n1w gong to have AZ nna
i@use tsnly ssa uiI h a n o o s y, ,o hundred
DollarsS n you don't marry me on that day you VIII
he prc.cnSe Of qod il i've gn,i .Gen and YOU don't
have IN. rs 1"d Is ny Snu,e WIZ "n,e you. bs I "
Thursday you will have to the house you can not
day that building Is watch and every mo,cmen, you
to morrow should he ON the same Boat with you YOU
you will Know It to Your sorrow yoq must Wrerte
Ny address is H. H. Burns " Atlantic avenue. Brook,
don't ask you to forgive me b1, Gods forgiveness
DrsrrRA1K fovrR
The mssive was written on fine scented
paper. III u line round hand' ana In poau'ilui
Ilue lovers ink.
Miss OGrady. terrified by the threats OF her
lover. took measures Tor, her protection. enc
procured n warrant for his arrest on the llth
inst. and Sergeant Woodruff despatched OIL
Gers TO Brooklyn TO hunt up Burns The latter
could not be- found After several days s"hrcn u
was learned that Burns. alarmed by the hot
pursuit Ind fed in terror to the side OF his mis-
hg s trnek SGe raanteG and appcacd to the
Sergeant on Thursday morning TO have the
warrant revoked.
Hes been to see you. has he not ?" asked
! that on 'er.
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MORE DIyORCE PROCEEDINGS
A Husband Charging that His WIFE Instigated
Conspiracy Against Him.

Margaret Rcmscn. 90 years Of age, has
sued for divorce from William II. Remsen. who
is over 81. They were married on the 18th of
August 1875. claniestincly and against the
wishes Of plaintiffs family and friends. and two
months aftcrward Mrs. Rcmsen quit her hus-
bands bed and board Her application for di-
vorce is based upon u charge Of his improper
intimacy with n girl. Tho defendant made aifl-
daNit yesterday that he has no means. and is
embarrassed and in debt. He has an express
route To Conoy Island. and person named Will
son proposed to buy onc-hulf interest in that
business. In his embarrassment he was eager
t. make such Arrangement, and Wilson per
suaded him to come to New York from his home
in New Jersey. telling him that he should sleep
IN his tNisonSl house overnight and they
would close up the negotiation. Hra and wilson
went to several hurrooms. and finally stopped
in 70 house in Greene Strr"t. and then W llspn
tried first to inNrit.la and then to almost force
him to accept The company of one Of tn" inmates.
For the SAX" of peace he apparently yielded. hut
in reality put out II the house a. soon as he
could uanaa, 10 as ape. lie now alleges hls be,
lief that Wilson Was in u conspiracy suggested
hy the plaintiff. this suit being instituted two
days aii"rward on the grounds stated, Judge
Mesthrook postponed the further hearing.
Emma l.. snyder. Is years OF age, was mar
rid Ia George 7. Carrier on The ~ OF June.
1876 \ child was born on the 9th OF November
following. Mrs. Carrier and her mother. Mar
gurct SNYDER. appeared before judge Yam
been guilty of gross cruelty t. both his wife and
the child that they lMrs. Carrier and Mrs.
snyder are both poor and thus therefore they
ask for leave 10 commence suit Tor limited
divorce IN foi.pa paupnls. The applicatl on
was granted and Mrs. Synder was APPOINTED
/ her daughters guardian al htem and VIM. A.
/ Copp uumrd It's attorney.
liz Mary Ann Deyoe's suit for divorce from
Isaac l.. Dcvoe. Judge Donohue fixed the
amount Of alimony pending procedures al
| $3.50 n month. but provided that If the defendant
should think that sum too large he might have
Il reference to Mr. George Il. Curtis 10 fix tn,
| amount. The referee. after tax ng estmony
/ thought $3.50 month proper sum. and charge,
$3.50 for hir services. Alimony To the amour
! OF $500 had already accrued under Judge Dono
hur's order for non payment of which judge
Westbronk was asked % adJudgc Devoe in con
tempt. Devoe pleaded his inability to make thu
| payment and asked to be purgod Of the con
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PERJURERs and FORGERS.
The Men whom Hayes has Rewarded for
the Fraud Of Counting him In.


These are the men, be IL remembered, who
stole the electoral vote Of Florida from Mr.. Tilden
aud gave il TO Mr.. Hayes. and Mr.. Hayes knows
the fact These are the men who committed,
knowingly committed, iorgeryHnd perjury, and
Mr. Hayes knows it, He T. obliged 10 know II. All
the departments OF the Government OF tue Stat,
OF Florida. her Legislature, her courts, and her
chief executive have AT different times OK
amined and revised the action Of the Returning
Board, aud have pronounced 1t false md fraud
ulcut. To suppOsf'. therefore, that MIR. Hayes
il ignorant 81 the perIurits and the forgerirs
committed 10y this returning Board of Florida
is To- SUPPOSE him an idiot, and that no man has
yet charged him with.
Knowing. then that these men are periurers,
knowing thatthey are lrgers, ia short that z,
are srOundrcls Ot thu deepest dye what is Mr..
Hayes treatment Of them. 1t is simply tins:
lie assigns to eaeh one OF them position OF high
honor and lucrative emolumcnt EN-Gov:
Starns he makes Commss Toner in charge OF
the Arkansas Hot Springs Reservation, Il posi-
tion in which he must handle hundreds OF thou
sands Of dollars. McLin. the Secretary Of State,
he makes Judge OF the Territory OF Utah. and
Cowgirl. the Auditor. he msks Marshal OF tue
Territory of Dakota. The only member Of the
board 10 whom he has not given both honor and
profit was that excellent gentleman the Demo
cratic ATTORNEY General, Mr. Cooke, who 50
strcnuOusly protested against the yillainles oil
his radical colleagues.