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CITY NEWS.
IFrom Thursday Mornings D.ily.l

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FROM ihursdAs 'Noii'i j
THE TINES Is the best advertising medium
in the west
UMBRELLA thieves were talked of yesterday
afternoon.
LENT begins this year, March 6-h, and Eas-
ter comes April 2lst.
LANTERNS were out in force last night.
They were necessary
Tur oil a,so,,I,, ,rollep, now is, what
shall VIC do with our vnude
sryrp, so.,,s n, mild geese were seen fiy-
ipg gpo,,b,r.rt los, night.
:, - - CLARK is closad N,
o'n'e VI 'r. -,
NC '''0 :, ~ ,,,.-,,,,,,. p,,,. w.
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are no" 'Die " o"SnS 'i''
THIRTY FIVE c'nis now buys nFe piils OF
quinine, put up IN hVe gram capsules
SEVERAL parties VINO started Tor the coun-
FRY Yesterday morning were caught in the
rain.
THE trade In hogs has been considerably
demorslized by the continuation Of the bad
weather
Pkrp.p.rto> - steadily going on for a Sue
c.ssfuI l,anouet fn honor of the birth of Robt
Emme,
NEW dry g,,o.n firm has been organized.
+, will I. . rnoUn A. the firm OF F.esher &
Scbuneman
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pc. 80"
ID NJ ANSfk- 10 beIa"he suee', HIS just
received a load of very choice Early Rose
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DRIED ERIITS.
'Otatoe>, ParSnIps, Carrots,
iDs AT the Market Prices,
Best Boston Mackcrel
SPICES.
SYRUPS.

Pepper per pouni, ---- .-.. as
aiisriCc, Cc,.....----.-.--- Is
Our Ground Spices arr warranted
pure, we have the largest variety
..,-s.r L.r,, Z, ,hix rsfy
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brokers and exchange dealers, approved Feb
ru,ry II, A. D., 1870. was produced and rsaf
the first time, and on motion OF Mr.. Smi h,
the rules were suspended and the ordinance
placed upon its second reading, and defeated
by the following vote:
Ayes-hreZioTn, PrZybylowicz, Smith and
Sargent, 4. Nays-Fenn, /. Absent-O'Brien,
Spratley and Shoemaker, 3.
ON motion of Mr.. PrzyDylowicZ, the cOun-
ell adjourned until Monday night next, al
O'Clock. FRED. VI. SPaLDISG,
City Clerk.
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
N WIN \ FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND
IS7S. AT NEW ORLEANS
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Yours very truly,
Il. r. LAPHAN.

John Bright, of Holton, is registered at the
Continental.
SD. Reynolds. OF springdale, is stopping
al the Planters.
q. A. Shade, Of New York, Is stopping a,
the Continental.
Z. III. Orr, OF st. Louis, was registered at the
Planters yesterday.
E.G. Whitney, of New York, was at the
Planters yesterday.
H. b. Thompson, of New York, was at the
Continental yesterday.
IL Nickol, ofNew York, was registered at
the Planters yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. II. Harris and child of Ottowa, were
at the Planters yesterday.
Il. T. Darnall, Of Platte City, was registered
at the Mansion yesterday.
John Stewart, of Lincoln, Neb., was rec is
tered yesterday at the Mansion.
Il. F. Baldwin, of Winfield, was registered
at the Mansion yesterday.
Jesse Connell, of Clay county, No., was at
the Continental yesterday.
W. l.. Houghton, of Philadelphia, was at
the Continental yesterday.
Seth Hollingsworth, OF the country, was at
the Continental yesterday.
James Medill, of Springdale, was registered
at the Continental yesterday.
Col. John c. Carpenter, u. 5. Revenue Col
lector, arrived in the city yesterday from Cha
mute, and Is registered at the Planters.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Educa-
tIOnal and Charitable purposes in iS,iS, with "a
capital OF y GJl,OO1 to which il has since added
Il reserved fund of c:iJUUyl. ITS GRAND SIN
GLE NUMBER Distribution will take
place monthly ON the second Tuesday. IL
ncreTsodtes or poSpOHes. Look at the following
distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
l0J,OcJ TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
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4 Cheap SsgIassi1c.

WON n giving her name as Mrs. Sallie A
Waters arriy. d at the Union depot yesterday
mornin.; from Camden Point, Mo, in search
ofuunk~ which sine says should have been
here for her. She stated that sha, with two
children, came from Auburn. Kentucky, Ia 1
cesiinai. on being Camd P0lni. She got
along very well until She reached St. Joseph
wh.Ie sine was inform her trunks had
TO b. re-ch, cIS'd TO lie Neuwo,th. She gave
her checks io flI,. Bl =. .tE.r.nan at the h e.,
~. j. {, 4. drpHl, some one represent
ilt.. ann sIlr t.I.-l lI,~ Cu nOIhIng OF
Ia, IN. Her wish mere w.t> a irui;I,.ss one, as
Ih,. b:iggt.,- dIa uo. r,r,cs her,. II should
hIN. done. Ms. Mater iuit Tor Camden
Point y, ,>I.Gddy aft,.TIooh with the convlc-
Toy ~uInCDDdr.
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Russian Demands.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, February 2l.-It Is
said that Russia stipulates for a vote by
which treaty of peace must be signed al
Adrianople. There are 10000 Russians al
Tchalbldja, but they are not advancing be,
yond that place. The Russians are fortify-
ing Rodasto.
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Central Railroad has been plainly made
known during the present muddy season. II
IT had not been for this road. our city would,
for many days. haye done without produce
from the surrounding farms We may thank
this road for baled hay, corn, oats, aud good
eggs aud butter.
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Very Mach Re.emb,e. a .su,,.y
Boston TrayeIer.l

LI3V|tyTI tINNVIVI.I
The Louisville CogEier-Jou7am puts the
following notice, addressed "To our ex-
changes" at the head of It's editorial col.
umn:
In obedience 10 necessity We have for 4 yyCcl
or two pI>t been engaged in cutting down our
entirely too large exchange list-a duty we are
forced 70 execute the beginning OF each year,
however mach we regret 1t. Those of our cx-
changes who fail TO receive the COuieT-JOuF-
nal will understInd the reason.
This reminds us something of the Irish
mans letter: Dear Molly, av We niyer re-
ceive this letter go 10 the Postofiice an see
who's got it,
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A Ranor - the Eject shas a Suicide
HAD Been Committed Causes the
Coroner t0 vfsis ahe Country.
Yesterday afternoon news was received by
Coroner Lynch that Mr.. Fred Beukemann,
whose residence was on the Lecompton road
about eight miles from the city. had commit
ted suicide by shooting himself through the
head. Iapt. Lynch and Constable Franks al
once left for the scene of the tragedy, but al
twelve O'Clock last night they had not re-
turned.
Mr.. Beukeman has been a resident of Leay-
enworth county, for nearly ten years, and Is
sixty wears of age No cause can BE- assigned
that ouId lead TO make the rumor Of a sui.
eide seem true.
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way, however, that by the time he got inside
II was almost impossible to save sDything.
The Fire Department out as 1Iomp pity as
usual and pTeV enJed the entire obstruction OF
the building The los TO building and stock
has been estimated at IL 90. Insurance on
stock, $50. with Martin smith. The fire ' as
undoubtedly the work of an incendiary.
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The Nilalary Prison.

Ifthe occasional visitor from abroad doe
not believe that a fine quality of durabl,
chairs can be made at the Military Prison al
Fort Leavenworth; in an incredibly shor1
space of time, few minutes walk through
the shops under the guidance of Col A p
Blunt,.the efficient governor Of the prison
Will be proof absolute and convincing. No
one who has te n through the establishment
has yet failed to express surprise at the
amount OF work done, not only Ia the chair
factory, but the shoe shops, the saddle depart
ment and in fact every class of work used ia
the staple Trade.
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EESr OF PATENTS.

Issued during the week ending January
l6 h, to citizens of Kansas, reported by
Knight Brothers, ST. Louis:
Device for calculating percentage, etc
J. Lee Knight, Topeka.
Alarm for locomotive to drive cattle
from the track-W. \. Simpson and : and
J. Eim5alI Lawrence.
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The INST alarm Of nre which has been given
for q long time, was sounded last night about
ten O'Clock. Ofiicer Cunningham, who " rs
passing along Fifth street. happened TO look
into David Putneys co,d hand store on the
south east corner Of Seneca street, and discov-
cred bright nre burning behind q counter
and along the walls. He ~ once caused the
alarm to Be given and Dashed throogh one of
yhs vlsaovs Fhe names bed eot s1ch heaa
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bat the advertising clerk. and he aScenied to
me roof and robe. himself IN bIiler-irUn. so
thai ne cou.i see The clergyman tearing
around down the street y-i.l MS cor, regati ION
All wearing the uaarPlr 0i war. aud e sgTyiul,
butcher-kniVes AMI things. Tue next day
we apoie-lzsd1 bl: TIE Doctor stopped his
sIb>cEIptIO
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Give Them a Trial.

Any lady or gentleman who will give DIR
Prices American Perfumes a single trial, will
be convinced that for exquisite sweetnes,
and permancy of oior, no perfumes in this o,
any other country can compare with them
For the toilet, bath and handkerchief, they
are all the most fastidious can desire. ltd& "
A STANDARD household remedy of undoubt-
Ell and acknowledged merit is Dr. Bull s
Cough Syrup. And it costs but twenty-five
cents; large size, nifty cents.
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The Congress 10 be held at fsaaen.B Ia.
den

LONDON. February 2l.-In the House OF
Lorjs this afternoon, Lord Derby stated
that the difficulty as TO the place for the
meeting of the conference had been remov-
ed, and that Baden Baden had been chosen.
Austria proposed that the meeting should
take place the first week in March, but the
government objects to the shortncss of time
asked. England will not deviate from her
usual course OF sending an ambassador.
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About Those BOnds.

Mayor Ummethun has received and an
swered the following letter relating TO the
railroad bonds 10 be compromised
CANASDAIGUA, y. Y, Feb I3, ls7S.
Dear Sir: am given TO understand that
you and the Common Council OF your city,
have passed a resolution in accordance with
an Act Of Legislature" TO fund the bonds
and coupons of the loan made TO the Missouri
railroad, at - per cent on the dollar. Will
you please sehd me copy of the act and the
resolution. and can we be assured that the in
terest Will be paid promptly, and the princi-
pal also when it becomes due: am a bond
holder is my reason for asking the above
quet!ons-
Yours very truly,
Il. r. LAPHAM.
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Maggie Myers, inmate OF house of ill-fame
fined 10.
Ed. MIllard, drunk, fined s..
John Hicks, drunk, fined s..
Ben Davenport, disturbing the peace and
obscene language, fined SO.
Amanda Morrison, for lewd and laslSious
conduct, and sentenced TO the county All iof
three months was granted "A new hearing on
account of her children, and was discharged
with a severe reprimand Tor her shameful
Aar.f
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The grounds about the Court House are be-
ing generally looked after, and will be
cleaned up and put in order for spring wealth
er. These grounds are the most important in
the city to be kept in order, and should be
properly cared for. Future years will make
known the result ofthe judgement ofthose in
charge of them.
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No, Elected by Alteration.

ROME, February 2l.-On good authority
it is stated that Pope Leo NH was not
chosen by alteration, but by the requisite
majority Of votes of the conclave; that Car
dinal Bilio, having declined to be candi-
date, his partisans, numbering nine cardi
mails, gave their votes TO Cardinal Pecci:
that when the votes we're counted all the
cardinals knelt at his feet, and that this act
has been misconstrued as an election by
alteration.
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Congra,uIa,ing the New Pope.

ROME, February 2l.-On the first ballot
on the morning of the 10Th, few cardinals
voted for Pecci. At the evening ballot his
votes suddenly increased TO thirty-fve, and
on the following morning he finally obtained
forty-four votes. \ large number Of con-
gratulatory kilograms from soverigns and
Others are being received by the new Pore
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tsEsEINB4CHS.

! The GrIenback national convention meets
, at Toledo, Ohio, 10 morrow. Quite large
number OF well known gentlemen are to be
in attendance, and it is expected to be an
important meeting.
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afE'Hiil fIl - NJ u il- bi'iN
soFT nud 3,nG G:Il n 81 dresses yesterday
The rive - a. yvs mot 10 cvudIiIon 10 hav,
boats running.
THE CourI IIvn>r UIi 'iri, ale busy catching
up with book work.
BUTCHERS are b,ginaing 10 complain
about warm weather.
ALL attempts at bciag fashionable in dress
have been alb indonod.
THIS has been a fine winter for policemen
and nirn watchmcn.
RILRoAD me are complaining o. the bad
condition of ileir ioodS.
.oCR Marrow q ,usc," Is what the people
call the Kansas CrHIra nov.
ONIONS, young, fresh and tender, have
made their appearance on the markets.
Two cniiiTea have b.tn adopted from The
Home 10. the Frien IIess daring the p ,st two
days.
THE receipts in the County Trea a>urer's Of
flee during The past Two days, amount 10
s1OVO.
TIE Missouri Pacific boys were made glad
by the appearance Of the pay car yesterday
morning.
THE grounds about the Union depot are The
most disagreeable OF any la the city during
wet weather.
A SICK prisoner named Boyle, i'm the city
jaiI, was a subject for the All ention of the city
physician yesterday.
The workingmcn at the cala5oose were
busily eng ,ged yesterday in furnishing maca-
dam for the II -eets.
THE sunset gun at Fort Leavenworth was
fired last night under clear sky and at seven
minutes before SIX O'Clock.
Mr. j. A SCHMIDT was out on a hunt yes
terdsy, and came in during the afternoon
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Dlssrics Court.

The following criminal cases were filed with
the clerk of the District Court yesterday:
The state of Kansas VS. John Moroy-charge
OF burglary.
Same VS.. Same-charge of burglary and
grand larceny.
Same VS.. Same-charge of attempt at bur-
glary.
The following have been drawn as Jurors
for service during thes March term OF the Dis
trict Court:
Lucieu Scott, Joseph Whitaker,
Ed. Carroll, George ID. Farr,
Henry {. SQuires, Henry krezdorn,
H. ID. Mackay, J-F. Rapp.
+. =. Grant, r. j. Brown,
Joseph kinnear, Morgan Thompson,
ID. p. Tuliis.
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A YOUNG gentleman who a few nights
ago went TO South Leavenworth with hack
to convey q lady friend TO The Opera House,
and had to get passing driver of grocery
wagon to pull his hack out of the mud has
been interviewed and says that he is willing
TO pay all charges to the driver for the loss
of time
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Those who have, during the past few days
visited sparrow q Jones drug store, at the
southeast corn.r OF Shawnee and Fifth streets
have been SUI Tprised TO note the vast improve,
ment in the store, 10y dividing the wholesale
and retail d.pa fm-nts. Each department is
now seI,Itie, AM che retail portion Of the
hoiISe esp ,calIy, seems like "A new tstab isn-
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WOODEN WARE
STARCH
White Coal Oil, IS cents per gallon

Harrop's Crumb Yeast, J for. as
Iobacco-we retail AT Wholesale
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Hartford, Conn, Feb. 2l.-Eiward l..
Goodwin, city clerk, OF New Prittain, and
formerly clerk of the police court there, was
arrested last night on charge OF the mis-
appropriation Of $4,000 while police clerk.
lie took poison, to-day.
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Surrender of a Portion ofthe Turk
ish Fleet to Russia and the
Rest TO be Given Up.
Bismarck's Speech Generally Com
mended Throughout Europe
The Russian Papers
Endorse it.
His Sole Idea Being the SoIidific a
ton of the Triple Alliance and
the Isolation OF England.
Pope Leo XIII Not Elected by Adors-
ton but by Majority of the
Votes Of the College.


LONDON, February 2l.-It is stated posi-
lively in the lobby OF Parliament that the
governmen; has received private informa-
ton tha, the Turkish fleet is to he surren-
dered to Russia, and that part OF it has al
ready been surrendered.
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MADRID, February 2l.-Flags are flying
all over the city, and there is general il
Elimination to night over the official an
nouncement of the termination of the
Cuban insurrection
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TAYLOR.-On THURSDAY, February 2Ist,
1879, al .:o A N. Major David Taylor, Pay
master U. .. A. in the SD year OF his age.
Funeral services will be held at the Post
Chapel, Fort Leavenwo- tn, on Sunday Feb
ruary Gath, at II An
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ST. PETERSBURG, February FL The
"Agence Russo says: that Together with
the whole Russian press, We unreservedly
approve of Prince Bismarck's speech. The
"Agenoe" declares that England's arma-
ments are lily calculated to inaugurate a
pacific conference.
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Scheel Session 20 Change Next Mon.

Grades 10, 9, s and are to have one session
commencing at $50 and closing at l2:3o. The
high school and remaining grades are to have
two sessions, commencing nj $50. and closing
al l2:o. Then commencing at I:so p. NJ, and
closing at p. ".
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Su,uemnu ,o he Cour..uarttaIed,


LONDON, February 2l.-A Pera dispatch
says that Sulieman Pasha has been placed
under arrest, and will be court .martialed.
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On Wednesday afternoon party of roughs
near st. Mary's, put piece of broken rail on
the Kansas Pacific track, and threw a pass
ing freight train from the track, causing CON-
ductor Blrker To arrive here after O'Clock in
the evening Fortunately no one was hurt.
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HALF-TICkETS, ONE DOLLAR.
1857 Prizes, amounting to-.

Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all prominent points, TO whom a liberal
COMPENSATION will be paid.
Application for rates to clubs, should only
be made to the Home Office in New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for fur.
fhpr Information send orders
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COFFEE.


los very best Rio Coffee, 100
81 best o G. java. 100
Il. .. Ml..ha c.
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Burnett's Extracts War.
ranted Pure.

he
i 10 half gallons gallon White Line
odsd 10 Fort Leaven nworlhhe ofc charge.
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U-2
!

DcSt ootonS. -.-..-...- 5osi %
" Uncolored Japan. ...
IS, 50, 75aI 90
" English Breakfast t--I 90
" GunPowder 49,. --.I ooGr IS.
y 1sf.- &C., T,,---s,l =,
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the state. Prepared Mustard ,qt
ter Pans and Cement Any good
'ense and the money will be refunded
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FLOUR. MEAL, AND
BRAN.
New Canned Fruits.
YEAST POWDERS.
PICKLES

The largest assortment ever kept for
sale IN this city.
Farmers feed, market. laundry,
Chiidrcn's school. and clothes
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A party six sallars, shipwrecked on des-
olate island, were studying how TO live three
days on two pounds of -four. The mystery
was solved on one Of the sailors producing a
can OF Dooiey's lea>t Powder, which made
such large, light biscuit. that the party were
fat and hearty when rescued.
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JELLIES.

largest assortment ever kept il
the CITY, of the very choicest.
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Opinion Of Dr. VIM. Stokes, Physician Mt.
Hope Retreat, Baltimore. 81 have
great pleasure in adding my testimony TO the
virtues of Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract of
Beef and Tonic Invigorator as the very best
preparation used, ahd therefore confidently
recommend il 10 the medical profession"
L. EGERSDoRFF, Agent.
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VI. A. DAUPII1N.
r. q. Box CO., New Orleans, Louis

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervi and management of
GENERALS q. 1. EEAUREGARD and JU-
BAL \. EARLY.
The next drawing occurs Tuesday April
9th, ISIS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-28
A CORR CTION.
L.. Fl.
New ORLEANS. Ju

NEW ORLEANS, July 26, 1878.
Editor Democrd-In explanation OF the fact
that the circumstances connected with the
transmission Of the dispatches submitted to
the subcommittee on Thursday, in obedience
to the subpoena duces teCum served upon
me on that day, were not fully reclted,
permit me to say that the honorable chair
man informed me that should confine my
self to submitting the documentary evidence,
as the committee would adjourn by 3 O'Clock,
it then being noon.
/ shall be happy to furnish the
press with a complete statement as en-
ton for the Governor, and for the present
would thank you to correct the dispatch
dated Washington, February 27, to Gov.
Nichols which reads as published:
eve have been organizing force to compel
Grants recognition OF your government
Should read:
1--WE have been one week organizing force
to compel guarantees securing your govern
ment"
In the same dispatch the printed word
prosecution" should read persecution
Your report reads:
"On the twenty-eighth Nichols informed
Burke that Packard contemplated an attack
on public buildings, and desired to know IL he
should repel II"
The dispatch In question stated that the
Governor had not garrisOned the court build
ings in force because of the orders enforcing
the statu quo, asserting his ability to easily
repel, attack or retake the buildings II sudden
ly seized unless the President would prefer
to cause them to be restored. The President
stated that In the event of such seizure he
would cause the buildings to be restored
The Governors dispatches clearly indicated
that he would not submit to any impairment
of his government at any time, or by any per-
sons.
Some discussion having arisen as to the
original instructions of Gov. Nichols concern
ing our relations to national parties, 1t Is,
perhaps well to say distinctly that his part
ing injunction to me January Is was to do
nothing predjudicial to Mr. Tilden, and the
testimony will show that his instructions in
this respect were strictly adhered to.
The measures adopted for the security OF
our State government bear date February Z6
and n.
The electoral question was virtually de-
cided February 16, and the Democratic caucus
agreed February II that the count should
proceed in accordance with the decision OF the
commission, under protest.
am respectfully, E. A. BURKE.
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thew would see In 1t an excuse for enchanting
the beast with the iron jaw and start him,
like a Moloch, on the red path Of blood and
deyastation. Grant will be peculiarly lifted
for this butchery when he returns from The
despotiC kingdoms Of Europe He will learn
a few new ideas from Bismarck and the de-
scendants of the Bloody Catherine OF Russia:
And when he eats up few Socialists and
workingmen, he will be like Polyphemus5,
drunk with wine and blood, cry for more, and,
in search for new victims, will sweep like an
Attila through the country and leave only q
track Of black desolatiOn behind him; or, as
Sheridan In the valley OF Virginia.
It is gratifying to see parish after parish
wheeling into line In favor OF
A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
They will all do it before the summer is over
You need new and square deal, and Will gel
it. The instincts of the people are generally
right and mean well, but are often perverted
by selfish and designing msrepresentatlyes.
The demon of DISCRIMINATION threatens you,
and the smart Alexis who pop up as leaders
of clques and cabaIs would throw the State
back into the gall Of Radical bitterness II
thereby they could secure petty local Of
flee Let Democrats and Conservatives keep
organized, keep cool and vote the ticket
without scratching. SHAKER.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 D. M, aturday. July II.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time az 81 statiOnsl