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gietse
Sinqer'Gde .fami!ien uabmafd)ineu

lDeroen 9e9en Natell51qtun9en
BOA $3 1T ua tito Oerp q d. tet.
Gpclial=Tutij. - Wfan hate I'D, por 9tad,z
abmmngem ano aragebamtem Wafd,tmen
aehte neue Sinser'i1e 0iaianen iino in bieier
Staot nur bel ber
Sinaer idIen ssabrifsSonpaanfe,
Nr. 13, Nuro=Gbnries=Sfra
uno in oeren 3fueiezSHfeau: Ytr. 116, Toro.e5abs
GtraBe. Su ba6en. <apriI30, ,2OiteJ
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Ser StaatS GonDettt Der Rationals
8artei bon YettttiDI1anien. -
Die ,9srbetter" ttto ,,0reens
baGlerH 1tid1t efncS Sit1tteS.

Y bt B | p b q 9. Uial. - Der
@onpent Der 9fationalpartei pertaate iid1 erit
beute friib um 33 llbr Sn ben leeten Stun=
Den Der SibuHg iano eine ie6r bitige uub auf-
regeube Debate itatt, nobel fd) Die @reen.
bad uno glr5eiter GlemeHte in Der Yartei
ifroff eluanoer gegeuiiber itanoen. Die bonn
Rlattforu<Gomite auiaeftelte BlattiOrm uno
elm Sei6luB, uaf iueldem Die Bartci fiinitig
bin National Greenback Labor Party"
beibeH loa, uurben angenommeu, morauf iiG
Der Sonuent perta9te.
AuBer Der Blatform tpur6e nod Elm 8ez
l9luB an9euommcH, tpelder barlegt, Sas 0ie
Bartei ihren @nbsmed ntd)t our6 @elebloiiq=
felt, 9emalt unb 1nruben errei6en mill, Ions
bern Der ,2(nii6t 1T, O0B Die 8OblfaNt SeS
9au5eu Bottles mr. bur9 oas Stimure9t ae=
itdert meroen fam.
Sanfcn fiir Die gbrc.
. 3 tIabelp I'll 8. Mai.-,6r. Sughes,
Sorfter neS Gretutiu. &omite's Der Notional,
Bartei, srbielt bcute cine 9epei4e BON Sru.
Sbelrer, in melder berielbe Die Domination
alS &ice. .@ouuerneur ablebnt. Olau glaubt,
DaB 6r. 9. 9. Bentley oie domination ais
Sberridter ebenfall5 able9ncn mirS 9ie
Safan8en in bcm Sidet itnO Ourd OuSStaat8z
2tdet 5n er9duSeu.
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Ser MollierWagttire SomaeIly

parrls bur 9, Yenri., 8. Mai. - Das
Sbsrgeridlt bat Die Applifation INN einen
Writ of Error ia6ate besWRolie< <Raguires
Donnellb, tuelGer am 22. Mai D. 8. gebdnst
perSen ioaf abaespisien,
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Gtne &arte.

Yin ale, icel4e on ben fsolsen bon SusenbIin ben
netpSier g4pdi5e, &nttrattuns, 8erluf bsr Dsonz
nesfraft &C. leeen isnbe Id 10 4 enjrei elm @esspt
bas Te furirt. DisIes srose Seilmittel wurbe bon
einem giiHondr in Gho=sImeriia entSedt. Stidt ein
abreIiirtes @ouoert an Nep. Soiepb 3. Snman, eta.
ston D, 8itte<Soufe, N.=g. @itp.
.8.1J,t&m.,i.a.T.O
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3te Sseirat1 oes Senators Gamer0tt
nit Sri. &i53te Sbertttatt.

@leU elan0, o. 9. Wtol. = Seuator s.
0Onalo Cameron murOc nm llbr beute
2lbenb in Der ct. BauluS gpiifopol 6ir6e
nit Sri. 2i8ic SHERMAN getraut. Die &ere=
monte ,uur0e our9 Den @Brp. 81. .. 8ebeQ,
Siitof Der 0i0;eie &leuClauo, poll;ogen.
gtwa 1000 GinlaOuu9en mareu auS9efellt
woroen, unO ungefdbr 3wei 8rittel Der einge-
laoenen @Gfe mobnteu Der SeremOnie bel.
gtaf Der SOdieit fan0 in Der @Obnun9 oes
SdnagerS Der Sraut 6ru. Colgate popt an
Der @aie<2loenue Gin @mpiaug tatt, an mela
dem iit ctua $50 8ermauOte unO Sreunbe
Der gteuUermablten betbeiligteu. lin I'll
reiIfen Or. uno 6rau Cameron iibtr bic Safe
Shnree lahn" nadn gfep.llnrf ab.
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So0itce'S 2lRoorn=GanOH.
(Horehound -CRndvN

$Sance's 4noprnsGanoh
bat nd In Buan5tgid6riger Grfdbrunq lber isbsfA
Shaten zines 3Deiiets binaus 6sart eTpro6t baR az
6ei Der Seiiun9 BON
WItbMa,
SHits1brenafstGatiinOu
S9uiteu uno GrfaItuna,
a&ittger Sraune uH0 &enGbuItea,
9iutlpeien
uno allen &uu0snbeIdlweeoeu
ieoes anoere Uiittel il6ertrffft.
Sunoerte anoerer MitteI iino seprie,cr unS IN hem
Sanel 9e9o5en pofOen, itno a6e., Sa ite 5Ir nters
ieubett 9n6sm seialcn, fudJren6 SGnce's qnSor5s
sono9 oenanota an Selteobeit qeuonnea, bis er Die
pope eines gtuiter@ Brdparates erreibt Bat
Dollar, gu ba0en 6ei
Setb q. Sanee,
Rr. 103, % DsFtz 8altimorefrdse D
l6e6rl9t2gPtel,.
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(si,tp ileise Nlitnntnfhiite. =.

9biGabelp 8. Ulai. = Cine
Qn3ahl eingelaoener @dte fano ii6 gefern
gfa6mittag I'M @cbdure Der permailenten
&usltsnun9 Elm, I'M @rperimeuten nit einer
neMen 6lugmai6ine beliumobnen. Die Sra
ld]ine miro burd cine &urbel in Seue9ung
geiebt unb burd) 6liiqel. Gbnli6 benjeni9en
an Dem 8tabe zines SdraubenSampfers se<
iteuert. Sin nit @aS gefiillter &plinber lit
ber Diai6ine beigefii9t, ipeld]er oas 9elpid)t
oeS 2uftid)iffers tra9t, u1o Der 9ebtere lam
Die Wtaidine nad Beliebeu gum Quf= uno
Iteberitelgen briugcn. 0ur4 Oreben Der
Surbel fam er bic Dtai9ine mad ieoer 0ti6=
tung beipegen.
Die uorgenonmenen Grpertmente fielen 5uz
erfi niAt lebr sufriebenitelleno aus, uno riele
8tlu9er perlieBen enttGuld)t oas @ebduoe;
oieleuiaen, rpeld)e lebodl bis gum SbluiIe
permetlten, ipareu augenseugem elmer holl=
itaubi9 erfol9rei6enBrobe. Der Sebldlag Der
er1ten @rperimente uuroe burf ben umitanb
peruriabt, baB Der @asc1linoer iriib am Gage
scIillt uno Oarauf liebeu gelaiIeu murOe, obne
baB bic 8alben fcit sei6lolen maren; elm
She'll oes @aies entrpi6 anf bieie 8eiie, uno
Del llmItan6 ruurbe erit, na16eln bic Brobe
beQonnen hattie, entosft. Gin &nabe nabm
bic Steae besQuftidiffers in Der Otaihiue elm,
uno ob9leid er Die 3estere in Die SDbe bradte,
ipar er bennod) nidt i'm Stanoe, oie Seipe-
gungen oerlelben 81 controilren. GS gelang
i6lieBlid, ben @9lineer nit @aS 81 fiilleu,
lno Der Grfinoer inadte ntebrere erfOlgreihe
gabrten nit Dem Gpparate.
Gus Gttba ,tno-gatt Domist8o.
Savanna, 8. Ntai = Sffi,lele Nad)-
ridteu erseben, baB eiu Gubancr, gtamens
aguero, in benz 9lauben, baB bic Suiurrefz
tiOn pom Neuem ausgebroAen lei, Dor 8ursem
BON Samai.a aus in einem 9i6teridiffe nit
II Segleitern naG Der liibliden 6iite oes
9entrai=Oepartenlent iiberieste. Nls er er,
mittelte, baB polltommeue 0iabe berrldte uuo
ghemano ild tim ani9lieBeu irollte, iibergab
er ild nebit bem aus 9Saffen, Munition nno
Sletnun9s 9sitiiden befteheHoeli Cargo leines
6abrseuss Der 8eb0rbe. Gin Oollhanbigsr
Yarbpn luuroe ibm 5useli6ert.
AIlS San Domingo Diro 9enteloet, baB Die
Sultdnoe IN lener 8epnbltf nod iebr unrubi=
ger slrt itno. Suffering, ipeld]er iid) in Der
9auptfabt befnoet, bebauptet, Der re1tmdz
bige proptioriide Brdfoeut su leir, unb @on<
| gales, oe1en 9auptquartier tn Santiago lit,
| madIt bem @rIteren bas Imt itreitig. Die
Inbdnger beioer @egenprGiioenten ne1nen iid,
Blaue uno @riine uno iteben einanber b6d1it
feinbielig gegeniiber. Die Siauen pertreter
Die aniprii9e @uillermo's, ipdbreno Die @rii=
men 81 9on3ale8 balten. Die Samnter, mel
| DIE in Der 9auptitabt tast, bat Die Brdfioell.
tenrpabl auf ben "a. Oeai fetaeieet.
granDe.
GoleSo, O., 8. Mai.- 9ie 6obelniiihls
nno Senifsrrabmen Gabrit Der So. 3erf,
| WtIuer & SO. brannten beute 4beao nieoer.
8erluit $4,000.
1
Ser WolliesWagttire S0mmelGD.
| 5arri 8 burg, Yeuni, 9. Atai. -- Das
| Sbsrger,ft bat Die ApplifatioH Inn einel
Writ of Error in6alle besMfoaie<R <Raguires
Donnellb, iuel9er am 22. Wiai D. 8. gebingi
peroen loa, abeespieien,
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0asfo10fen+

Domes, Etnaa, VuIkans
II. T. 10. fueroen du Probe 8u
secuSirten YreiSen perfauft. ft.-8aseinstd,funae
bOnpo olirtem N e n in unS 9R aioiica.
aae neuen uno uuserIeieren ginrbtungeu orianela
Ter saeon, neuerbinss perpollfommnet iino lest eur
Anitdt ausgestent. ysieirobren uno 6aSeinridlz
fmms in alien ibren Sranten. Gang neue Wufes,
aus ben beden Sa5rifen ior9fdltg ausgeipdblt. Ane
Sade1 su no9lidhit niebri9en Breiien.
(Septl3, tSi.a.Sf) Sypbn s.. GiSo,
Wr.163, Bef Sapetteitr. Ilabe ;5oro sOpern.
lauie, friiber bei 6. .. Dapibion & Comp.
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aIer G0rten un6 Brelle bel
&enrn Sfjwar5,
Sir. eli, G8eft Baltimore,
(Rdrsi4, ,3Dtte, Donn& Nlonf) nabe ebaresfraBe
8nloene aloer ooer SsamorrbotoeH!
Dr. 8, 3d.. Oe gBitrs Mittel geipdbrt unTeblbare
Seiluua pou bltnoen, tlutenbeu, ftrudrenben unb
iudenben 0dmorr5oiben es Dirb bic Seifuna zines
ieoen audi nod 10 atcn sin9etuuraeten Sales saranz
tirt. uenn Der gatient ben Gebraubsantueiiunsen
ffrena nadfommt. Gs tprft berubiseno, peri6afft
mad iener anuenouns iofort 9inoerung uno beiuert=
feuiat oonise 5eiiun9 in furser 3eit. Die 6laide
tpira su SO eents pon aprtbefera pertauit.
Safob Ualb, ernannter asent
(UiA5. .3Wte, ., ,Q.S1 in Baltimore
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slmSus.
Al. Ahler.
"a. Aoler,

frfiher @6e osr 9crimeton~ mno @eariitr., lit
unb bat iein neues Sofal nit einen srosen uno poa=
ftdnblaen Stiefel= uno Sdubaaer eroffne. Mtan be-
iube uns balb uno iidere fh duBert portbeil6afte
Sinfdute. N. WDler,
Yr. SIS, Wpro GutatptraBr.
-glr. So, yforozgutatuitr. (aprilt3, 1NtD
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RrdatNe

Soleoo, O., 9. Mai.- Die 9obelmiihls
nno Senferrabmen Gabrit Der SS. 3erf,
Wlnaer & SO. brannten beute 4beao nieoer.
Yerluit $40, 900,
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9as tpnaosrbar tpirfesoe S,autntttei
y u p h i d e of a II u m.
Sinnen, Slitben, BeuIen uno aGe 5auausidldse
pereen IN bebingt sebeilt; 81 ba5 Badet; nit
Der Bof sussididt Tan ienbe =SiicezStempel
iar Bau,pblet nebit @je6raut
Or. Sonase C 6on,p., Rr. Sc. Sit=Sapetteiir.,
Sein Ipotbefer bat es. (Se6r20,tS,ia.I.)
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SeleQraDliidle 9epciGhetl.
3nlanb-

GStri4e Der nafiocirteu yreiie' iir oeu .0tutStsg
&erreip0noeuten@.l
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GOututttniftlTdteS.

q eu 0orf, 9. Oiai. - q8enn sic gn4
9absn Der bieFgen 8aficnbdnOler @lauben
peroieueu, 10 linO nod feine ipItematii6e Sors
bereitungen fir communtitlid)e 0emonitra,
tioneu getr0ifen luoroen. Alle gSaffenbGnoler
itlmnten oabtu iibtreiu, oaB lbr @ei6Git ME
ilauer giug, ol5 e8 9egeupdrtig Der Sall lei,
oaB NM menlg 2Sa1en Don @lnpobuern
oieier Staot 9cfautt luor6en itnO unO ba6 Die
cin;igel erpdbnen8mert9eu Sciteaungen aus
SQnoi5, meld)er Staat Sur 3eit ieine Otilii
ueu bclpaiiuet uuo aus Galiforneu, po Iidl
uerid)icoeue Srlautiationen i'm @ebeimen
riilten, I'M Die @biueitn Su Uertreiben, famen.
6eute Wiorgeu cirfulirtc oas @eriidlt
bic &Ommunifen=SrganilatiOHeu in Broofz
Inn bdtteH cine 10 orObeuoe 6dltuug ange=
nommCu, oaB ueridieOene 9tegiuenter Der
Jtationalg0roc 5u oen 2Saffeu beOroert tpor=
oen ieien.
8a8 @eriid)t crtiauo obue 3mCiiel aus
Dem llmItanoe, baB cine groBe aHj0bl Qrbei-
tersSereine iett tur5r 3eit III iener Stabt gee
griinOet mOrOen iii, uno OaB in tbren Ser
iammlpngen Der craiieite@ ten=llntnH
geifImatt tuuroe.
SIR 3ued 1T je0O9 ein rein politilder, un6
Die Sereine babeu tcine gSaiieu augetauft,
nod Grercir. lebHugeu Uorgenommen. Gin
Staat8geieg utrOrOuet, oaB Die Gornilter,
lluiiormen II. In. Der Mili5regimenter in ben
oerihieoeuen 8affeudlen auibelpabrt pe16en
ioQen, ullo Sberlt g8aro pom %. 9leqimente
erhjslt am lebten 9ounerltage Den Befebl,
Oieie 3fegd, meld)e OieIfa9 0erlett luoroen
mar, itrenq IN au5iitbrung Su briugen
I'm feiuen unH0tbi9en Alarnl sn peruriaz
den, murOe Der Saiebl ben Otitgliebnn burdl
tbre Gapitdne ntitnOIi1 mltgetbeilt, uHb Oieie
ani6einenbe @ebeimntBtrdmeret berpirfte nas
tirli1 geraOe bO8 G)egentbeil Der 4bitdt
uub man 9Iaubte allgenlein, OaB Die anor6e
nung purh bic @Oumaniiten= Sewegung per-
anlQBt porSeu iet.
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QI}arsIamser sSmpf< Msettnr.- Mrbte otelss
~ Gfantes t6nnen 3u jt6er 3eit un ent eltlt g
refne E pmp6 &, irtfd pon Der Rub, erholten, wenn
Ee I'D an Or: -. y. We8etter, Gtnntss sJmgtagents
Shtmths 6er & GIhoMH Hs nH Il az oa.e g
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gpe3tals
sait s4eitamamn & eoms.'s gresbste

Compressed yesst).
Do man entbedt bat, baB piele Nadabmunaen uns
erer Seie itd i'm Uiartte beTnoen, 10 bot ale dtbts
YreBbefe uneres abritats auf iebem gafete ben Sea.
men unierer 6irma. ane anberen fnS gsadabmuns
|gen.
Yian rerlanse bon ieinem Grocer San, ssIeiidbs
ntaun & 0omp.' 8 Yresbete. Edslid friih!
6abritzDepot: Nr. "a, zGnta,ps strase.
9. 9. Bennett, @eItditsfibrer.
(WdrS19, ,12DheS)
6te ttenen tiarftfd9en nnc rpiNfdeen estftros
bemtidbea, RertariaI>, SdweteI= unb 9ampts
bdoer in Nr. LAT, Saratosas, nabe gutaufraB.,
ano est fiir Serren unb Damen tn poer Gbdiiafeit,
(Septt0, ,12WteD
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0ome, @a., 9. 0tai.-0ie @ilenpaarene
bduoler Sones & Comp. babeH Die 3ablung
etngeiteIt. BaIiiua s175,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-31
Trouble with the IndIans.

SAN Francisco, May 3l.-A Boise
City dispatch says that Bannock 10.
dams, numbering about 200 warriors,
under command Of Buffalo Horn, the
noted scout, are encamped in the lava
beds between Big Cams prairie and
Suake river, and have ordered the whites
to leave the prairie on penalty Of death,
They have already commenced hostili.
ties by shooting two settlers, wounding
both severely. The Indians were sup.
piled with ammunition sold them at
Boise City about two weeks since on an
order from Governor Brayman on the
ground that they we're good Indians.
About ninety mounted troops, under
command Of Major Collins and Captain
Bernard, will leave Immediately for the
scene Of the trouble. They are Insult
cient to attack the Indians in the lava
beds, but can protect the settlers on the
prairie,
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london nociotr.

New York World.l
The var prospect is not hurting the
London season. Queen Victoria held q
drawing room on the 7th, and another on
the 9th Of May, both Of which we're bril-.
liantly attended, Az the first the Count.
ess Menabrea, wife of the Italian ambas
sador, presented Miss Welsh, daughter Of
the minister of the United States, and
Miss Waite, daughter Of the chief JUS
tice OF the United States; and Mrs. Ar
thur Bissell and Miss Bissell, of New
York, were presented by Lady Salisbury,
on behalf OF the United States minister.
At the second, the Baroness de Bullow,
wife Of the Danish minister, presented
Miss Fish and Miss Rutherford, of New
York, and the Countess of Rosebery was
presented, on her marriage, by the
Duchess of Cleveland, mother Of the
Earl Of Rosebery, who was also presented
in his new quality of a married man by
the Earl Of Bradford. The Countess Of
Rssebery wore a costume de cour Of
white satin and white satin brocaded 10
silver rosebuds, trimmed with wide
d'Aleneon hounces and bouquets of os.
trich feathers fastened with ografss de
dismants; corsage 70 correspond with
point d'Alencon; agraffes Of diamonds
and saphires; train Of white satin bro
caded with silver rosebuds, most arts.
tically draped with point lace; vail Of
the same design as the founces, and bou.
quets of ostrich feathers. Couture OF
ostrich feathers, lace lappet, diadem OF
diamonds and parure of diamonds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-31
ELooM1Ne BUpp.

San Francisco oratory is freshly deco
rated with the eloquence Of an ambitious
zealot who, in reckless generosity, scat
tiers the petals of rhetorical sentiment
along the heated pathway of the Work
ingmen. This orator is Budd, by name,
and be is accredited with holding open
air meetings in sand lots. he is q gen.
teel bud OF patriotism, growing, and yet
also hourishing on the waste OF impov.
erished labor. he is a kind of oasis in
the great Sahara, newly discovered, and
doubtless on antidote for the mirage OF
the maddened brain which beholds the
ghosts of Webster, Calhoun, Clay, and
other great nen noted for their elo-
uuence. Hear him. for his country's
sake, and inhale the ectatic odor Of his
elegant gush, mid whose sweet senti-
ments a seraph might be content to dwell
and refresh its innermost spirit with de-
light. At a recent ssnd.lot meeting this
Mr.. Budd, who is needed by the Murphys
much neeied-pOinied to the towering
hill hardly, and then spoke, as never
orator spoke before, in the following
style:
There is 8 palace, aud from the win.
doWs hang damask curtains. soft carpets
are under the feet, gold and silver cover
the table. The proud proprietor sits
back in bis ease, enjoying his millions,
while the people are starving for want OF
work, aad be viii give you W%orkingmen
work if you viii work ct less than ehesp
Chinese wages. Two hundred and eigb.
teen millions Of acres Of the iairest land
there is 10 the States Of California and
Nevada, where today there should be
hourishing farms and blooming gardens,
the homes Of the people, that man. and
those who are with him, through 3 cor
thieFiag and dishonest congress,
have stolen from the people aud Left them
10 sisrve. There is 3 long string Of rail-
road extending from here 10 the other
side Of the Rocky Mountains, built with
furnished By you. And nov that
and bis associates in the pride Of
3oEsr look sst the stolen property and
it ia al mine, BDd yo1, the people.
are nothing bat mudsills. God Of the
Do0ri Thou #ho dissi sink SodOm and
1onsrrsh iuts the lake Of destruction,
lhOa hat c81ssisi TIE sngul6Dg waters
II the Red Sea 70 oTerThelm the op-
'rsss0r Of the sneisnt people, We ask
Thee to STAY Thy right hand Of vengeance
nd lei the people protect themselves as
viii.
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Murdered BY a soldier.

FoRT MCKINNEY, W. T., May 3d.
Harry Anderson, an employee in the
quartermaster's department here. who
was sitting BY a tree watching a herd Of
mules, was shot from behind and in.
stantly killed, and then robbed, on the
Oath instant. Suspicion rests on a sol.
der Of the post as the murderer, from
the fact that a citizen saw the soldier in
the immediate vicinity Of where the
murdered mans body was fouhd, with
his gun and belt full of cartridges, a
short time before the finding Of the body.
A board Of oaicers has been ordered to
investigate the matter. Circumstantial
evidence, so far as produced, will evi.
IDENTIFY convict the soldier Of wilful muir.
der. Blood was found on his boots,
which be secreted, and also on his socks,
caused from a hole ia his boots. Tho
blood was examined BY physicians here,
and proved to be human blood. Unless
the soldier a prove an alibi. which he
has not yet done. the chances are against
him. He is now confined in the post
guard house.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-31
WASHINGTON.
CongresaIonaI ProessdInrn.


WASHINGTON, May 3l.-HousE-Mr.
O'NeilI presented q memorial from the
Centennial board Of finance, asking for
relief. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Atkins the bill for
an appropriation of twenty thousand
dollars TO deffay the expenses Of the IL.
VssligatiuE committee was taken from
the calendar and passed without divi.
sion.
Mr.. Topp, from the committee on
public lands, reported back the senate
bill for the relief Of s%ettlers on the pub.
lie lands under the presumption laws, in
reference 10 the computation Of time for
perfscliug title. Passed.
SEsATE.--The president pro tenn laid
before the senate the concurrent conclu.
sion Of the senate providing for the fuAl
adjournment on the 10th Of June, to.
gether with the amendment Of the house
Of representatives fixing June 18th as
the date.
Mr. Window moved to refer the resc
laIion and amendment to the committee
on appropriations.
Mr.. Hsmlin hoped the amendment
would be %concurred In row. He thought
the sooner the day Of doal adjournment
should be fixed the better 1t would be.
Mr.. Edmands said no desired TO con
slider the matter. and thoug, the resc
Luton might as well lay over till to NOR.
row, when Il conld be Disposed or and
apon his motion the resolution vas laid
on the table, to be taken up again to
morrow.
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By one Of the delegates Who attended
the reeeEt judicial convention a. Nah.
vile, We sre promised an account Of hoE
things were MANAGED il the Shelby
county delegation. Il may throw light
OF 3 great deal that is now more or less
mysterious 10 our immediate people
Our contributor says thst one diiculiy
always sfsnds in the road Of West Ten
nessee and has prevented success to her
in al conventions 81 the State capital,
and, unless radically removed, will per-
form the ssns grand result forever and
forever. The eastern division and mid
die division Of the STATE are content 10
be 50 divided, and the people Of each
work for a united purpose among them
selves. The western division, not coz-
tent with such a classification, has sub
divided herself into three grand subdi.
visions, making Shelby county alone the
southern subdivision; from Shelby north
to Madison county the central subdi
vision, and from Madison to the northern
State boundary the third division, eli
of which subdivisions have their peculiar
objects to attain, independently Of the
other, and all eternally carrying on
political internecine wars. The sub.
division Of Shelby is again divided into
eighteen grand subdivisions, each one
OF which contains limitless numbers Of
smart men, ready TO be declared a leader
at q momeRts notice, or even without it.
Each one Of these eighteen subdivisions
of Shelby also have different aims and
views from the other, aud if necessary,
perfectly willing to give battle in order To
accomplish them. Hence, at Nashville
the western division Of the State Of Ten.
nessee, through her delegates, presented
the deplorable and somewhat disgusting
picture OF guerillas and camp plunderers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-31
For OrimtnnI OOurt Judye

ORVILLE YERGER is a candidate for
Judge OF the Criminal Court Of Shelby county
81 the August election, subject to the nomina-
tioa by the Democratic and Conservative
party.
THOMAS H. LOCKWOOD is a candidate (for
re-electicn) fer Judge of the Criminal Court
Of Shelby county, ut the ensuing August cleo
ton: 1878; subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic-Conservative Convention.
j. M. GREER announces himself a candi-
date for the Office of Criminal Court Judge of
Shelby county, subject to the action of tho
Democratic-Oonseryative~ Convention. 27te
am q candidate for Judge of the Criminal
Court Of Shelby county.
I9te p. y. SCRUGGS
LELAND LEATHERMAN is a candidate
for Judge of the Criminal Court of Shelby
cyunty. Election next August. lAta
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-31
GALVESTON.
Mexican TFoublsE-Bnnk of Dallas
Suspended.

Mexican TroubleE-Bank of Dallas
Suspended.
NEw ORLEANS, May 3l.-The Calves
ton News special from Eagle Pass says
Escobedo is reported to have captured
Sarasossa and is expected to attack
PieGrAs Negras. Mexican government
troops, under command Of Colonel Nun.
clio, have gone to meet him. A fight is
expected.
A special says that the First National
Bank, of Dallas, has suspended pay.
ment. The suspension is owing to the
withdrawal Of 500. 600 since Monday and
the inability of the bank to realize at
present upon its assets. The liabilities
cannot be a%scertained tonight. Due
depositors, $22, 900; nominal assets,
$4,000; stock authorized, $50, 900;
paid in, $50, 900,