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Arizona citizen., 1878-06-07
w. H. MERRITT,

ASsAYER, Florence, Plnal County, Arizona. Office with Judge J. D. Walker.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-07
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR TIE C1r1zEs

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Arizona citizen., 1878-06-07

E-les.
 AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR TIE CITIZEN WV. Kelly, pewsdealera at Prescott, has THF CTrIzaS fof sale. and has authority Q receive and receipt for money due us. Charles ". Crane. Room 10, Safe Depos- t building. BPS Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
 James Yuma. E. lTNlHe.---..s-. 4eLlN. Dr. J. H. Pierson ,-.-............ Wicke nb1rg Julius F.. Las Cruces. J. s. Mansfield Tucson. Frank c. Marshall. McMinen's Camp. Au. A. oNftSCN AlLN
 JOHN P. CLUM, Proprietor
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weekly by whipple & Has, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
lIerchauts.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery since the Creu.
ton Of Man, or since the Commence
ment Of the C2ristfun Era.
There never has been.a time when the
been caused by outward application as the
present. 1t is an undisputed fact that over
half of the entire population OF the globe re-
DIR. MELvIN's CAPsICUM POROUS PLAsTERs
are acknowledged by all who have used
them, to act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one oil these
plasters Will do more real service than "A hun
dred OF the ordinary kind. All other pias-
tiers are slow of action, and rcquire to be
worn continually to effect a cure; but with
these it is entirely ditierent; the instant one
Is applied the patient will feel Its effect.
Physicians In ali ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Capsicum;
and II has always been more or less used rs a
medical agent for an outward application;
but 1t is only Of n very recent date that its adj
vantages in a porous plaster have been dis
covered: Being, however: CONVINCED of the
wonderful cures effected by DR. MELvIH's
CAPsIcuM Porous PLLsTERs and their supe-
riority over all other plasters, they now
actually prescribe Jhem, in their practice, for
such diseases as rheumatism, pain in the side
and back, and oil such cases as have required
the use OF plasters or liniment. After you
have tried other piasters and liniments. and
theS have failed, and you want a certain
cure, ask your druggist for DIR. MELvIS's
CAPsiCuM Porous PLASTER. You can hardly
belieNe your own convictions of its wonder
,ui effects. Although powerful and quick in
It's action, You can rely on It's safety for the
most delicate person to wear, as ii Is free
rom lead and other poisonous material COM
monty used In the manufacture of ordinary
piasters. One trial is a sufficient guarantee
OF It's merits, aud one plaster will sell hum
dredS tn your friends.
Ask sour druggist for DIR. CAP
SiCuM POROUS PLASTER and take no other;
or, on receipt OF p cents for one, 81 for five, or
y for II dozen, they will be mailed. post paid,
das.
MANUFACTURED BY THE
NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS,
lowell, Mass, 4. 5. A.,
q. r.. MITCHELL. Proprietor.
Manufacturer Of Plusters aud Plaster Com
FH.-.T pounds.
h e goods are for sale by Ahd"ms L Gl0v
and Huribut BROTHERS. s21itf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Street or Block
ATTORNEYS.
d. MCLAUGHLIN Ferguson
JOHNSON & POTTER, Carey Block
E. w. MANN, 361 Sixteenth
j. w, KINGMAN, Leader Block
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New Advertisements.
PROOF THAT ADVERTISING PAYS.

The American public is familiar with the
Advertising Agency OF Geo. p. Rowell s. Co.
II any irm doing business on the continent
can afford to move on with a splendid rep
utation through these hard times, this would
seem To be the one. 1t Is advertised by an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fraternity very large
~ without charge; yet, in view of all these
facts, the list sent us Tor use next month, for
which they pay a fair price, In money, by the
inch, is devoted largely to their W busi-
ness. The order takes us somewhat by sur
prise, and 1t would reassure us II we were
disposed to doubt the wisdom OF pushing
business through the hardest times We add
for the beneft OF the who may read
that Messrs. Geo. =, Rowell q Co. come near
er Knowing all about the advertising busi-
ness than any other firm. having handled
millions and millions of dollars, thus appro-
priated. Another feature worth nothing Is
their liberality with 'Uncle SAM" They
have doubtless expended more money for
postage during the last quarter of a century
than any other Arm In the United states,
chattanooga Times.
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JOHN F. COAD. p. o., Cheyenne,
Wyo. MARK COAD, Camp Clark,
Neb. Range, from Sidney Bridge to
Scntt's Bluff, Neb.
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.

"roeer,s.. Grain. Provisions. Ete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-30

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StGms.
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nid,t aesan9sn leia ! pcItsrte Niiter.
giein, 6srr aber ~ einsm Nupsrmano.
ten if;fte i'd ion prr eiuiaer 3eit; banu
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auaetcmmcn iei.
sBsr lhidt aud fold Rinb auf Reilsn
nno obensin auf bsm Jeltlanoe, no aul
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peae Sas Satrwafer unfhsr MAIDEN to-
bette Mnlar, unbstiimmsrt um Die Rdlte,
welde eurA cas cffsne JsrFsr gu ibm
btreinerane.
(fFprtfebunc fpldt.)
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in the popular loan. and for the funding Of the
national debt In homo bonds. Il provides that

In the popular loan. and for the funding Of the
national debt in homo bonds. II provides that
any person may deposit money, in any sum not
less than p cents. in any postal money order
ONCE, and when such deposits VIII reach ten
depositor 8 postE order on the o. s. Treasury.
which shall Tissue therefor 3-65 bonds, which
shall be exempt from Al taxation. Referred to
co%%ittes Of ths Whole The p ps9E:ss rscins
Commission. and the bill amending the Pacific
Railroad acts identical with Thurman bill, we're
also reported and referred 70 the Committee ofthe
Whole . Mr.. Rice. from the COMMITTEES on Pa
cific Railroads. reported bill extending the
time for the completion Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Referred to the Committee OF the
Whole. ;. The bill from the Committee on Bank
ing and Currency vas reported. repeating the
act authorizing the coinage OF twenty cent silver
pieces. Passed. Mr.. Hartzell, from the Com
the bl ON sutbor.ins the deposit q silver bullion
and issue Of certificates therefor. Referred to
the Committee Of the Whole.
THURSDAY, April ls.-Mr. Kelley. from
the Committee on Ways and Means, asked leave
to report bill for the free entry Of the articles
imported for exhibition by societies established
for the encouragement Of arts and sciences.
Mr.. Townsend objected. Consideration vas
then resumed Of the conference report ON the
of tsmporsry clerks in the treasury department.
and for other purposes The report states that
the Committee on Conference has been unable
70 agree, Mr.. Foster. one of the Conference
Committee, stated that the points Of disagree
msnt were the Senate amendments sppropri-
ating $40 90 for the salaries Of Collector Of
Internal Revenue. and SO 900 for railway post
al clerks. :. Mr.. Oliver moved 70 concur in the
Senate amendments. Defeated. Ayes. ZIG:
nays, I26. The report Of the Committee Was
then agreed 70 and q new Conference Committee
with the senate asked for. As soon Is the con-
ference report Was disposed Of the Speaker an
nounced the regular order Of things was the
Senate adjournment resolution, and the pend
ing question, . motion 70 lay on the table the
motion to reconsider the vote by which the
House, yesterday. refused TO refer the resolution
to the COMMITTEES on Ways and Means.
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meuts 70 adopt the provisions Of the Berne
Poatal Union announces by cable that tho gov
erumeuts Of Peru and Chill have decreed their
adhesion.
TIE insurrection in Thessaly is almost
overwhelmed by the large forces the Turks sent
from Thracs and Bulgaria
RUSSIANS from Erzeroum are marching
to Batoum, where they will embark for Bees
sarabia-
GREEKS and Bulgarians in ROumania
and Thracs are quarrelling about the possession
Of Greek churches. appealing to the Russians
and Turks for support.
EIGHT Turkish transports have started
from Constantinople for Odessa 70 bring home
Turkish prisoners
GEN. GRANT dined with the King and
Queen of Spain on Saturday.
IT IS now stated that ex- Marshal Bazaine
is in Madrid and In good health.
Two more arrests have been made in
connection with the assas sination Of the Earl of
Leitrim.
ACCORDING to the Turkish returns, there
are now only $1,000 Turkish prisoners. but the
Porte has requested fresh inquiries to be made
since 20. 900 prisoners had entered Russia, and
Il Was not thought probable that there could
have been 20 large . mortality ~ one-haf
of their original number.
ACCORDING to the EeGrenss, OF Ceara,
Brazil the famine in that part Of the empire con-
tinues undated. Tho state Of the population
OF Araeaty il simply horrible. Over fifty thous-
and persons dying with hunger are there collect
ed.
BRIGANDAGR in Spain Is again very pre-
.valent al along the frontier between France and
Catalonia
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HOUSE.

FRIDAY, April IA bill restoring Geo.
A. Armes TO his rank in the Army Was passed
The bill authorizing the Secretary Of War TO
relinquish . portion Of the Fort HartsoH military
reservonati, in Nebraska, to homestead and pre-
emption settlers passed - The House soon a.
tsr went into Committee Of the Whole on the
private calendar. On motion of Mr.. Foster.
the Senate amendments to the general dcncisn-
On motion q Mr.. Singleton the senate amend
msnts 70 the diplomatic appropriation bin were
on-concurred in.
SATURDAY, April l3.-The Senate bill
requiring the Commissioner appointed 70 pre-
pare Q new edition Of tbs revised statutes to re-
wise the index to the Arst volume. passed.
Mr.. Coz. Of New York. asked leave 70 report
back . bill appropsiatins - 500 for the erec-
ton Of . monument over the grave Of Thos. JEFF
fsrson. the amendment on motion Of Mr.. Cox.
"A session for Monday night Vas ordered for
debate upon tariff bill. and Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday NIGHTS for consideration Of the
eo%%iss.s Of Ii. Wsoa. NJ cos s1 q Ss1 roaI
In the Chair. on the posto6aee Appropriation ball
"A long and general debate was interrupted
by the Comimttss rising. and soon Afterwards
the House adjourned
MONDAY, April. l5.--Nr. Swan present
ed . resolution Of the Maryland Legislature.
known A. the Blair resolution, reopenins the
Presidential question. and Mr.. Kennel intro
ducsd the bill providing . mode foe trying The
title OF the President and Vice. Presidspt- A
long discussion took place on . parliamentary
question. in which Mr.. Stsphsns took ground
that the House bad right under parliamentary
Law. 70 refuse % receive petitions that the ques-
ton presented 10 him vas vhsehr it vas wise
70 refuss 10 receive t. He thought. - the men,
oriAl was . respectable one and presented .
subject Of very grave importance. it should he
40 ~-yA 49, ~-3- a. n-A-
. detsrminatson Of The qcessson. the buaness Of
the District Of Columbia came Up in special
order The drss ball taken up being the ban %
provide permanent Sogm a government for the
District Mr.. Eden moved % strike out the
prupo isaon in regard 70 the inssrest on The 3-6S
bonds- The motion vas advocated by Mr.. Edsa
and the spsAkse and vss rssisted by Nessrs
Huntos. Hendss and Blackburn
TUESDAY. ApFa ls.-On motion Of Mr..
Springer ths s>uass bin suthnrising the issue Of
passporsA erss 10 eo,red essissns eosne 70 Braxsi
vas paased The bin % sssahnsn Q p>rrnan>uf
Sovsxnmeut Tor The District Of Colameia vas
3sesassa Yas. -. maya. l2&... Mr.. Robsvs-
son rsPRsaa . eih psoviaxng for ths orIAntsAssce
Of nississippi nysx improvements eueunissso1-
and 1r tks impruvsDent Of IL nayieAfaoc Of
that rivs1 >. Mr. Coz aaksd % have . day exs-d
bot ohSsccoa vas Esds. A movem<ns 20 ~
daee H. Pr Aism a special aesuss of The POST
once DspaKtmsas Aum 500 70 $50 vas
defsassd- 80. Several minR hlIis VsEs infruducsa
and Tie Hocss tnnk . Reese
WEDNESDAY. Apra I'M. Phillips re-
ported bu provsdi,s tur ~ dsposis Of savs,ss
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Death Of Boss Tweed.

DEATH has at last brought William n.
Tweed the reprieve that he has 80 long sought
in vain from his fellow men. At noon on Satur-
day he bowed to multiplied misfortunes invoked
by multiplied crimes. and the once omnipotent
master of the first city Of the nation. and the
creator of political officials Of every grade. pass
ed away to the dreamless sleep from an inhos-
pitabls cell Of the Ludlow street jail His fam
liz was absent at the time Of his death
His life and its almost tragical termination
teach only the old. old story that the world has
no refuge fum the inexorsble law OF retzibu-
ton; but no man of this age has 80 fearfully
emphasized 70 mankind the accepted truth that
public crime 10 the fruitful parent Of private
grief and pubic shame.
time pronounce that his fate has been just.
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The LeavenWorth Herald.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, April S, Is

Ny Dear Wider: The files came yes
tertiay and am well satisfied with the
purchase. Indeed without these files our
collection Of history would be entirely one
sided. The Herald was . mild paper
compared with the SQsaftev. Sovereign,
kickapoo Pioneer. Border StGr.-st least
that has always been my impression We
may never get these papers But the files
OF the Herald here prove al the Free
State men Of Kansas ever claimed as 70
the policy and purposes Of the Pro- Slavery
party and give the testimony ~ II could
in no other way be 90 conclusively given
The Historical Society Ii under the
greatest obligations to you for the disin-
terested work you have done In this mat
ter The files are literally worth their
weight In gold Mrs.. Eastin's conduct
10 worthy Of all praise for giving the files
up to Us. Yours truly.
r. G. ADAAa-
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The Beecher Thing Again..-Mrs. TiltOn's
Confession.

THE following letter from Mrs. Elizabeth
r. Tilton to Mr. Ira B. Wheeler. her private le-
gal adviser and confidential friend. Was printed
in the New York papers of Tuesday morning:
Mr. Ira B. WHKRLER-Dear Sir: Afew weeks
since after long months Of mental anguish /
told. a. you know, few friends who had Bit
terly deceived, that the charge brought BY my
husband Of adultery between Henry Ward Bee.
cher and myself was true, and that the lie had
lived 20 well the last four years had become in
tolerable 70 me. That statement now solemn
" re-af3rm and leave the truth with God, to
ali who must suffer / know full well the eI-
plantations that will be sought by many for this
Acknowledgements desire TO return TO my hus-
band. insanity. malice. everything save the true
sense OF what is due to the cause Of truth and
justice. During all the complications OF these
years you have been my confidential friend. and
therefore address this letter to you. author
i.ing and requesting you to secure its publics-
ton.
CSisnsd) ELIZABETH r. Triton.
Brooklyn, April 18th, 1878.
After Mrs. TiltOn's letter was handed In
for publication, the editor Of the New York
Tribune telegraphed it to Beecher in the
interior OF New York, and he sent back the
following reply:
wAvERLr. n. Y, April Is. 1873.
To the Editor Of the New York Tribune:
confront Mrs. Tilton's confession with an
plicit and absolute denial The testimony to
her own innocence and TO mine which for four
years she had made to hundreds in private and
in public before the court. in writing and orally,
declare to be true. and the allegations now
made In contradiction Of her uniform, solemn,
and unvarying statements hitherto made. ! ut
tsrly deny; 1 declare her to be innocent Of the
great transgression.
tsignedJ HENRY W. BEEcHER.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
BAYARD TAYLOR sailed for Europe on


BAYARD TAYLOR sailed for Europe on
the llth.
A MONUMENT to General John E. Wool
$4,000 The General was aware OF the in
gratitude Of republics and left the money him.
self. The monument is TO be granite obelisk,
seventy i've feet high.
GOVERNOR WADE HAMPTON was pre-
scented with $500 horss. the other day. by nine
hundred citizens Of Anderson, s. c.. each Of
whom contributed . dollar.
Ner York Star: The Washington Post
says Peter Cooper's fortunsis estimated at &c.
Il Is doubtful Il M Cooper is worth half that
money.
GRACE GREENWOOD" doesn't look In
the least degree like blue-stocking. She in lit
tie and round and lively. and has crimpy waves
face, q prediction for light ornaments. dresses
on which ruflies. fringes and lsces marshal their
forces, and generally bonny appearance provo
cative OF good humor.
MOODY AND SANKKY have worked to-
gsthsr for seven year. and have never had 9
quarrel. Moody h forty -seven years old and
6ankey ten years younger. Both enjoy excellent
health. eating heartily. sleeping soundly and
PRESIDENT HAYES plays billiards very
fairly on the White House table.
THE late Marx Hopkins, OF San Fran
cisco. who left SIG 600 OOO left no win. but his
wishes yin probably be carried out just a. well
a. IL he bad.
WHEN Eugene Hale married Miss Chand-
Ter. Papa Each. Chandler gave him 500. 900 fw
. wedding present: and At the advent OF every
rarachild cheek for 81. 900 10 forthcoming 70
b placed % the credit Of the child ~ the nucleus
Of It's future fortune.
SECRETARY EvARrs returned to WASH
inston on Friday frum the West. bringing with
him his invalid son. William The latter Vas
much Frustrated that be was carried into the
residence Of his father.
ALEXANpER II. STEPHENS announces by
letter that be has no aspirations for the Presi-
eency Of the United States and ID not seekinS ft
CONGRESSMAN Mills, Of Texas, has
declined 10 run for Governor.
Gov RICE. Of Massachusetts,, declines
70 Be- . candidate fog reelection.
CALIFORNIA is to have q Convention to
revise its Constitution. Its members viii be
elected by june. and IL viii meet in September.
MRS. MARY A. LIvKRAoRE and her
husband. the Rev; d. p: Livsrmorc. VIII sail for
Europe on the 18th Of April. and viii he absent
lntl september, passing most Of the time In
Paris and Rome.
TIE Gen. Ignatie6 whom the New York
Hsvuld interviewed vas an smisrans from
Limerick. sisting II the battery on blue wooden
trunk. smokine . shost pipe. and askins The way
70 Ny YouSck-
NURAr HALsrEAD, OF the Cincinnati
Commeyrial, sailed for Europe on Friday.
E. DKLAYrKLD SMITH, late Corpora
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The gross earnings 81 the Union Pacific
railroad last year were SIS. SAB. nm In
crease Of 81, sos. 3ss overthe previous year.
and the operating expenses are s.. 4o2, 2ss.
being q decrease Il A5. So from the pre-
cedin9 year-showine me- earnings 20 have
been s.. 81. 900. The Central Pacific
makes an equally good showing. Its net
eanines for the i've years ending with
1876 were q follows:
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WARRINGTON.

my ~ nprvl 10
,a.. .' r'
wv sss.SA VI A' 'oso
The Gould Huntington lobby, having
been routed horse, foot and dragon in the Sem
ate has now Transferred its operations TO the
House.
.ho r-oco,,. ;,&o.,.;,r, - &ko sv,o,5x,
40 uie Pfeosh. ihOtiiIion y, tho iiienos
get their bill M in the Senate one dsy this Well
and put it on its passage.
Tn, ppyo,n,,,r Roc vo,,,,otoa c.n,,ra
s. Biodeett. q. 8. Consul at Prescott. LleveIlyn
Davis Of Missouri Receiver Of Public Noneys
at Ironton No., and Gustavus Schvitxsr Of
Iowa. u. s. Marshal Of Wyoming Territory
90. o.. on =.
d. q. bonds 10 ,eenre the N.t;onal RAM circn.
lation and 81 80, 423 in bonds to secure public
deposits.
Tu pp,,vv,,,,r -or,,o.,oa &, A. C.h
M nHSADENI IenaLAeu III inc Sao.
met meeung saturday, speazing OF the sargent
resoiunon intfoduced IN the hepuoncen caucus
he would not rescind his order forbiddins once.
holders from taking part in political Campaigns.
T- no,,oor,t;o Co,.t,,s v,,o+ =, oo,o,,
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AiSA. SEA.

Avsr.es anrsai "a rs>ssyHs - o no es5 =
The gruss eaxnin9s q the two roads
were ISL .os3. sos IN ls1s. and thrtr pet
earnings Sls. 90, 60. and their Chain thss
they cannot pay the sums required q them
by the Thurman hU fr . ankinG fund 20
eXfineussh the debt they o~e 70 The gov
eminent b therefore manifessty absurd
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES

GEN GRANTS family arrived here to-
day. They we're received Ct the station by the
municipal authorities. the American Consul and
deputations Of the Italian Army. and American
residsnta.
TIE twenty -four principal British ra1-
way companies shoU Tor ls.s IN increase in
Al thu same time the capital expenditure vas
increased SIS. 90. CO., 50 that the investmeuf
rank Of the roads. on the whole. vas Dos ifns
proved.
The projected visit OF the Kheiive 70
the Sultan has been posspooed
THI United States special postal COM
missioner, Who lefs about JanuayIe1ss - en-
dsavur 10 induce the socxh American gpvsRn
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" Rad Oher. wusoa 4 Co.'S mann
moth atyegfxSemenf
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THE SOUTH.

THE bull fight at San Antonio was fail
ure. as the bulls could not be driven into fight
with the three Mexican peddlers who were en-
gagged to fight them The lions were then placed
fought the lioness before was brought in. While
trying 70 get him in the cage he gored Jack Har-
Ian. one OF the shovmen in the leg. inhicting Q
bad wound: When the bull got in the cage he
tossed the lions twice, after which they laid
down and would not night The lions we're old
and half starved. being the wreck Of New York
menagerie About 800 persons were present
SOUTH CAROLINA has s. 900 spindles and
l 400 looms in operation, divided among ten
prosperous factories.
The debt Of Virginia is s4l, 900. lO3.
The Postal Commission from the Uni
ted States consisting Of thirty i've persons. have
arrived in Havana
ADMIRAL PORTER will return nom Flor
ida to Washington next month
The arrest Of Franklin j. Moses Of
South Carolina dpes not seem to have been in
stieated by the politicians. 1t 10 queer story
that 10 told Of South Carolina's ex-6overnor's
exploits.
DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred at Clarks-
vile, Tenn, on Sunday night The best judges
estimate the loss 1t half million dollars. The
burnt district covers fifteen acres
THERE was intense excitement at Hunts
vile. Ala. Sunday night, over the proposed
lynching Of Ben Evans. EphrAim Hall and
Frank Kelly. all colorcd. who confessed 20 the
assassination, the day previous, Of Geo. Sheen
berxrr q veil known butcher.
GEORGE HosYoRD. alias Michael Kelly,
on Friday at Baltimore. in the United States
circuit court. pleaded guilty 20 manslaughter in
killing Capt Thomas c. Whitney. OF the Amer
lean ship Narcanna Nattlebohm. and Vas sen
fenced 70 three years in jail and 70 pay . nne Of
81 .OoO-
A REWARD Of $500 has been offered for
the apprehension Of W. H weldman. who muir
dered Hy Bum At Stevenson Ala. Friday.
A DAUGHTER Of q farmer named Nc
CURE. in Walker county Texas. recently elcped
With Q negro, They we're pursued and the ne
gro. whose name vas DenninS. was lynehed