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fabrsn rsseImdeis ale IA Gage ,piI6sn 8rcs
men une Baltimore une nsbmen yaiiasiers
ju tiIisften Sdten an.
gSir MAIDEN nod teicnters auf frIaeneG
fir reutiGe Ssiienee bspbahtungswertbe Scr-
,iist aufmrrfcm rslfe bic &eiie nit unisrn
SGiTen t..;.. iere limb untrr
Grutl&rn, ITnnrn h6 aIlp nit Sseermann
ptrf1uhieen cbne 1cImcti6r 3u srbrau6en.
llmFSfn aus rinrm S6iiT in bas ane re, tpis
bel ineirteten &aiirn Huett uiGt fatt; bic
paifasiere acbtn m 9rcmsn frelriG an Scre
Ses Oesanbampfrrs unb perIalIeu rsnirIten trlf
in Saltimrre.-
Ter 2autnnaspIds titisr Tampfi6iHs IN
Baltimore 1T 3ueIeidb Depot err Saltimrre une
SbiD Gilrntabn, prltbe palIaeirre ron une nat'
bsm BrIfrn An biIliocrcu Hreifen be-
rSreert, ais irsrnb rinr GiIentabn rrn Ntw
2JUrt unb pbiIaesIpbin.
Sei Nnfuuft ber TomvfftiTs pirh tas 1e
fur alle 9iibtnnaeifelIten esidlrFen lb
Ginranttrtr nictt Ter 6efabt au griest
rn Setruaern teIbfpinceIt Su trerrGn, mas
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-28

DN- unter ben Uieleu Seilmitteln,
weIde felt Sabren bon Der reeularen
Nebisin eceen rbeumatiidle 9eioen in
Nnpenbuns 9ebradt wurben, peroient
uobl feines 10 iebr Die 9unit bes Yn
blifuma, wie bas ct. Safobs Del. &us
ben 9fabeIn Der Siate (Pinus ipIuss'
tris) gewonnen, III Der @ebrauA bes
ct. Safobs Del 3eindhe fdon 10 oIt.
oils Die mebisiniide 8ihenidoft, benu
fd1on felt Sabrhunoerten tuurbe Die
Seilnngstroft Der 9fabeIn Der 8otb'
tame, in SdIIen bon forperIiden Bel
ben, weIde Elm wirfiames 9eiImitte
sur Notbpenbisfeit MAIDEN, onerfannt
ct. Snfobs Sel lit in Der apotbeter
su so @ents bic Sluide gu baben. Obel
piro ouf 8erlansen BEL Seiteuunger
BON flnf Dollars foftenfrei iberaa fit
perianbt. Ntan uenbe iid in bieien
Sale an bic Serren So9eIer l. Go.
BaItimsre, Wo.
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Vermnnm, Vrcia0. 0en Smni1 Nmmn
. 0ura eiusu epitbubeuitreib,

- Durh einen Spikbubenitreid,
iuie er IsiOer in ots GonerefeS unb ber
StaatsIeeislaturen fdon Idnait uidt
lnebr au ben GeItsnbei!en seb0rt, IN
BEL Der GeinIdrift Der 8iu fir be 9
mii6te 8smtIli9unsen bic Giaufel,
tueIde ii& nuf ben @srfauf Der 9dn6ers
eien in Sot Springs besiebt, ousseIui-
fen morben. SeIbifberitau6Iid ban'
bette es iid bierbei UNI bebeuten6e
pscunidre Suterefsu, fonit mare oas
v8erfeben" nidt uoreetommen. Sie
@lauief eutbieIt cine @elobetuiIli9ung
fur Die i'm Sabre 1877 ein9efebte Som'
milf fion lpeIdle beauftrast lit, Die 2dn'
oereien 3u Sot Springs in Grtanias
ab;uid6sen un6 su bertaufen. Sene
91noereien batten uriprilngIi6 cine
iosenannte NeierpatiOn 9ebiloet. @S
bate f6 a6"r cine 9roBe 9ln3abl
ySquatter," meIde ipdter bas @ieens
tbumsredt beaniprudteu, auf ibnen
nieberaeIu6en. gtud Ian9en Yrosciien
Yro; ;eilen nit bieleu eriptrtten Die Ser.
Stoaten enbIi6 cine GntIdeiouna bes
Ober9eridts, Die ibr Giaentbumsredt
anertcnnte, un6 sS pur0e Damn Ole
l6on ermGbnte ommiiiion einaeieBt.
UNI hieS Ntat Scr Ser. Staaten aeltene
III MAIDEN uno ole 9dnbercien gum
8erfauic III briu9eu, naboem ben bis
beri5tn Heiibcrn cine billige Gntidaoi-
ouna fir nnaetradte 8erbeiIerunsen
geleiitct morben.
Tie 9tute. welfe iit in ben Ssiib
iencr mrrtbuoacn 9inbersieu aclebt,
ieNp6 buraouS nidt romit einceritan-
ben. rob lie fir bieieI6en beaobIen
iuGtcu uue loten @IueS ouf, um tie
Plus fIbrung oeSSerfaufS 81 uerbtnoern.
Nud Der Bill. curd ipelde @eIoer fur
iene @rmmifIion bciuilliqt wuroen,
mnhteu lie ishe moalide Sppoiltion.
Nls ne ater htnnod hurdaina, buben
fie ibrtn 3ued penisftens fur ben Din
aenbliG, nermutbIi9 burd Seifeduna
bes shr,ibers, Der Die Heiuidrift 81
beIoreen Bate, erreid,t. @en SutLe.
mar Der Siibrer Der SppoiitiOn aeaen
Die 3ct.Sprinesr r@ommiifon. unb bob
Der Dor feinem Ntittel ,ariifidre6t
ipeib man ia. u. ,. "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-28
Dier,Is Sabre 0Or Rsm ~ubItEnm.
ST.. 6. M:0ame's
beribmte
Qeber=YiIlem,

SuF Seilune scR
4cpatitis o0er Geber- -Krankbeiten,
Dispepfe unb tranfbaftem 8Upfprb.
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Cine iOnSer6arr 9eiratbs=
GieIdlifltc.

Inter elmer gHsnae 6amiIien ter
Staatcn Sbio, &entufp uno Sireinia
bot, pie bic Saltimers vSdaette" oer'
I6crt. felt LANCER 3eit nid!S 10 erobes
4ufieben srrest, ais bic 10 eben in
Cincinnati inter aoni rioentbiimlidlen
llmltdncen uoGsoacne Seirntb Der Mib
@land)e @nrtbinetOn BON @opinaton,
8p., elmer Dame BON grnber Shonbeit
unS @iIoune. nit 9rn. q. %. SodiOn
bon Ylrf'rsture, Mtit @irainia. Sic
iunac Same mar ndmli6 Sabre lang
DE GerIobte bss Mniors &prne. mel
der in Cincinnati im @iienbahnfade
nrbeitet, tets fir einen Mann bon ans
itanbiaer 9Iuffubruna gait unb, fpie Die
uorIieaenbc @cIeseabeit seiQt, ou6 bon
ritterIider @sfnnuna 1T. ScrfeIbe if
fntbo!iider Gonfeifon. Nnd feinr
0rluf bate fih in berfeIben unterwei
fen Ioiien unb nelte am Sage ibrer
5oHscit. bic in 6ieicm Wonat iein fol- {
oa;u lbertreten. gS6hren6 brs gan.
aerfeites fanb ii6 Wfib @Ortbinaton in
Cincinnati Elm uno balo eridien Do
islbf nuh Serr Sadion nit feiner
Sdweiter. On oisier unb Maior @prue
bcfreuntct worsn, 10 unterbielt mnn
Iih mciit ;uiammen. 9Im Souncrita9e
Ocr Seitwode iptlite man 9cmeinihnft
lid gu Mittae. 9srr gprue mar om
Nbeuoe belddftiat uub iibergnb oesbaIb
ieine 8rout al 3errn Sadion, UNI ne
in Die !1uItbaIle su fiibren. Dim Srei
tnae paren bei6e 9erren nit mebrersn
9lnSeren in einsr Nbenb9sieIllb0ft, Die
Dip @ortbinatoa in ibrer g8obuune
CAB. 9Im Sumita9 gtd9mitta9 er
iu5te 9err Sodlcn 9errn @prne ole
leinen Sreuno. ibm bel 3erGnsnabnle
elmer 0eirntbs. 9icenie bebilfih su icin.
Sie sineen suiummsn auf Die Srobate
Gourt. Man fnnu iih Die SefubIe oes
srnlten WfanncS uno elilbeuoen 9iebbas
bers pprite[Ien ais er pernabm, 6nB Die
Nameu Der 3u 9ermdbIsnoen Die ieines
5Sreunoes uno ieiner Sraut ieien. 81
belt i6 fir bas Spfer eines idledten
S6er,es unO uOIlte nidt eber on Die
llntreue berienisen sIauben. Die cr I@on
oils Iein @eib uneefeben bate, bis PC
IeIbit bur6 ibre 8eiabuns ibm nit
Ld9elnoer Niene ben Gold in's 9ers
lties. Son elmer beinabe cgnifden
Sre6beit uno bod gang ridti9 ouf ben
eolen @bardttsr bss Se:rogenen bsrs9
net, mar bas GerInn9en Sadion's,
Bprne lcIbft ioHe, oIS better 6reunb
Der 8rnut, bieieIbe lpe9geben. Der
Ocoior nabm nue WaunIidfeit Suiam'
men. Nfit DER 8ube zines ontifen 9el'
ben entbnn6 er Die 9lbtriinnige Der Sc
llbSe, bic nod Dor Sur;em 10 uarm
uber ibre 9ippen seitr0mt uarcn. le9ts
nit Der gSltce zines Saters am Gltore
Die S6noe Der Yerfonen, bic ibm am
@ebeifeu eetbGn hatteu, in einnnoer
uno I6Iob fi9 6ann in feline g8obnunS
elm. Ollie 8eiu@e wurben ab9elpieien.
QIs er mad einisen Snsen berOortnm,
cridien er um Sabre senltert. Gr trnt
in o.n aewobnten &reis ieiner SenOhen.
Sein erftes unb einsises @Ort Iber Die
Sa1e mar: y@er mir iemals oanon
ipri@t, 1T mein 6reunb niat mebr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-28

B6- Gines Der beiten Wittel sur
Steinianng bes 8lutes, Seforoeruna
Der @srbauune uno bes Stuhlean9es,
iouie fur ale 2eioen Der 3eber uno
bes 1lnterleibes 1T unitreitie Or. Nug.
gfafe's Rrdparation, S@parSe
Sropfeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-28

"a. 2anbfarte bes @ountp fur $500
~ bobsu in ser Ofice Tieies 8IOttss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-28
Rau bHte f@ Dor SaIiGnus,n.

Die aGten tnp ME uberjudert.
Seee S6a6teI bat einen rptben
gBa6slirsel auf rem 1edel nit Der SHs
fhrift Or. MeQane's 9eter=p =pilen.
Die d4ten W:Saue's 9eber@
9iIlen baben bic SiSnaturrn prR
6. R:eaue uuO 5Iemins Sros.
auf hrua Dedel.
~ Serlanst Bel ettrem Drcsuis
iten pner Stprebalter, elh Die d6ten
DR.. Wt9ane'e eeber<ptIIen
"a seben, prdparirt ron 9tbr. Slemius,
pittsbursb, pa.
gertauft BET reipeftnblenD DrcsutfeH u.
Country Strrrtaltern i'm 9lneenieinen.
I'm DtEjriieeu, Dsl&s . =. Q. geFeaat's &c.
,ptJtsH ~ seFfR6en rfnt4sz, lsHeen riE pr Ysf
ERn f6aS Gass.
= = ebtshsF SIsmina TtttstHEsa pa.
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H OIL L O W A " s.
PILLS AND OINTMENT.
THE GREAT ANTAGONIST OF DISEASE.
INFLUENZA, CATTARRH, ETC.

Nothing ie more talked of in all classes Of So
eioty than the mary elous eaily effected by
the two great internal and external remedies,
Holloway's Pills and Ointment. All who are
afbicted with h0arseness, di1icult respiration,
cold In the head, harsh settled coughs, 6rOnchi-
tis, asthma wheeling in the chest, &c, will ind
immediate and permanent relief by rubbing tile
Ointment well into the throat, neck and chest,
as Il looseni the phlegm aud mucous collected in
those part, while the effect Of the Pills is TO
axpRl there hnnors from the system. No house,
bold should be withHt a supply Of these excellent
family medicines at this season Of the
tlEboRTANT CATTIoE.-Eone genuine unless
DE signature of j HAIDoCK, as agent for the
United SsAtes, surrounds each box Of pills aud
Ointment ROxes AZ ~ cents 81 cents and 81 each.
n There Is considerable saving by taking The
NrgeT sizes.
tgp94-1yl Holloway Co., New York.
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1te6rr Baltimore.

Sshtr, btr bas alte 0atrrIanb belu6en rter
Srrpantte unb 5rsunhe pen Gurrpa frmmen
aiIen nil. lCllte bic prdhtpclIen ncuen. eiIernen
Sdbrduben SJr5inomnfId,iTe bra
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-28

BA- g8ir boben nod eine an3abI
Der BON $errn SEQ. s. Sing anaefer.
tiaten 9anbtarten an 9anb. tpeIde mir
su benz duberit 6iaieen 8reiie BON 50 90
oertaufen. 9Ser cine ioI9e au befBen
wlnfHt ioIIte balb poripre6en Do nnr
nod menise GTempIare in babeH fno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-28
9OroSeutidea 2lonO ,

;ur lisbsrfabrt tenussn.
Nit 9ampfiGfTen brs HcrtbemtIcten Glcsb
rureen bis Gnbr 1876 ltrr 625, 900 Yerirntu
befGrtsrt.
Die Dampfsr tieler @empaanis:
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esmRtOx,e einrr Franftn etbtr.

esmptome einer Frantea 3cbtr.
QHmer;en In brr reGten Seitr, unter>
o. bal6 Der Rippsn, um 70 sr6err
Eetm Druid; mitHntrr iIf Der Shmeri
in Der linten Seite; rer 8rante tann
farm auf Der Iinten Seite lieeen;
otter pirb Der S6mrr3 untsr rem
S6ulterblatt eefiiblt, unb bebnt f6
bGufe Bis 5ur S6ulterbGbe aus, unb
pirb uituuter fir 8teumatien,us i'm
@rm certannt. Ter Na9eu leirst an
@fpetitlrFsteit unb llebelteit; Die Gin=
9epeibr fnb allsrmein psrfcrft. man9-
NAL tre6irlnr nit atfabrsn her Sppf
III leibenp unr nit humpfem, i6tpercm
S6merj i'm !5intcrfrpf belaltiet. @es
fr6bnli6 eriltirt aud 9enahtnie=
Ihwd4e, beslsitet ron peinliGsm 0es
flbl, ais fei etpae unterlaien, mae
bate eettan prrrrn irllcn. Gin lci6ter
trpdner Suifen 1T ntitunter i'm @es
fclee. Gsr Yatient tlaet iitsr Nattis=
teit unp Sfrdde; er rri6ridt lei6t,
feline 8Ise inp falt rrsr trrnnenr, unb
er fla9t Iber pridslnbes 0efiitl in Ter
6out; iein @emiitt 1T nisrcresitla.
gen, unb rtprtl 9Ioutcnr, tae tGr-
perli6s geprsun9 ibm mrtlttun
piirbe, tann sr rrd, faum Sraft senug
Iommeln, se gu ssriudSn. Gr miss
traut in g4abrbeit jrpcm eeilmittel.
gerI6iebene rieisr aeuanntsn Srmp<
tome beelrittn eie &rantbsit, hc6 bat
se Sale segebtn, mr. rsuise bsrislben
eriitirten,h jttr rie llnterlu4un9 tts
SGrpers uab hcm Srhe brtrirs, ras hie
Seber III 9rrbter llnrrenun9 mar.
Saltes 5irber.
Or. e. @eeans's 9ctsr<ptt<
Ienin IdlIen bpn taltem STE
Ser, init Suinin senrmmen, rrSeusrn
bic bsiteu Grfplse. Gs siett tein beTe>
res pursirmittel per unr mad bem Gin-
nebmen rcn Suinin. SIR ratben alien
nit tirfer 8ranfbsit Sebafteten, beu>
Selbfn einen unpGrteiiI6en 8er@
fu6 ;u ertrahren.
Sci alien tiliGieu llrcrnnuugen unc
ais einfabec gur9irmittel unperslsi4s
lid.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
Double Tragedy In Virginia.
a TERRIBLE srREEr SHOOTING Arr.Ip

a TERRIBLE STREET sHooTING AFFAIR,
The Norfolk Virginian gives some inter
esting particulars in regard to the shock
ing street shooting affair at Eastville, the
country seat of Northampton county, Va.
on Thursday last, in W hich Mr.. Sidney
Fits was killed, and Mr.. Alfred p. Thorn
perhaps mortally wounded. According
TO the Virginia, some two weeks since
Mr.. Fits had announced his intention
OF going TO 81. Louis, and being indebt-
ed for slight sum to the estate OF Mr..
Elijah Brittingham, the late postmaster
OF Eastville OF which estate Mr.. Thorn
was curator, that gentleman took legal
steps TO hold him to bail as an abscond-
ing debtor. The county sheriff being
slck the writ was placed In the hands Of
Mr. Colonna, the jailer, to serve. Mr..
Colonna followed Mr.. Pitts to the Bal
timore steamer at Hunger's landing, and
aided by several parties, including Mr..
Thorn, attempted to arrest him. He re-
fused TO be arrested, claiming that the
Jailer was not the properly authorized
0ff1cer to serve the process.
Mr.. PITTS then proceeded 10 Baltimore.
A few days ago he returned TO Eastvllle,
and on Thursday demanded an explana-
tion from Thorn in the street for what
he considered an insult in attempting to
have him arrested as an absconding deb
tor, calling him, 1t Is alleged, liar and
scoundrel. Thorn then drew navy
Colts revolver, and the firing com
menced with deadly earnestness. Each
party fired two shots. Major Pitts fell
to the grouno, shot through the left
breast, and died almost instantly, and
at the same time Mr.. Thorn fell, shot
through the face and neck. The ball
having passed through the right cheek,
carried away number of teeth and a
portion of the jawbone and buried itself
in the neck, inhicting, it is supposed,
mortal injuries A coroner's inquest
was held few hours afterwards, and a
verdict was delivered III accordance with
the above facts.
The body Of Mr.. Pitts was taken to
Norfolk, Va, where he was buried OH
Saturday last. Sidney Pitts was the son
of the late Judge L. p. Pitts, of Norfolk
and u nephew Of United States Senator
Dennis, of Md. He was IN the 22d
year Of his age, was young man oi
good education and prepossessng ap-
pearances. He graduated with the high
est honors some years ago at the Bethel
Academy Warrenton, Va, and was fol
time assistant teacher at that institu.
tion. Alfred p fhom is son of Dr.
w. A. Thorn, well-known physsciar
of Eastville. he is u young lawyer o
fine promise, about twenty-three years o.
age, and graduate two years ago o.
high standing in the University Of Vir,
ginia. He is a nephew of DR.. Pembroke
Thorn, of Baltimore, and that gentleman
left yesterday afternoon for Eastville tC
assist in attending the wounded man
Mr.. Thorn is also grandnephew of the
late Gov. Tazewell, of Va,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
Virginia.s Jesse Pomeroy.

Virginia, not to be outdone by her old
rival, Massachusetts, now produces a
Jesse Pomeroy, in the person of William
billiard, aged 13, of Carolina county Va.
Inspired by reading accounts of the wier-
wolf Pomeroy. of Boston, he has for
some time been digging graves and late
ly set about finding victims to fill them.
While clearing up some new ground with
a colored man, he deliberately struck
him with an axe in the neck, followed
by another blow, nearly severing the
mans windpipe. The colored man, after
running about one hundred yards, fell
from exhaustion. 1t is likely that the
neighbors will put Willie into one of the
graves he has digged for his playmates
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
GcneraI,News

The schooner John Farnum, from
Winter Harbor, Me-, with cargo OF
Ice, has been wrecked on Tuckernuck
Shoal, Mass. Crew saved.
The operatives Of the Methuen
Mass.) iute mills, 200 in number, have
struck against double work at reduced
pay. The mill has smut down.
A heavy run on the Warner Syringe
IN. Ii. Savings Bank has caused the
trustees to ask for authority towithb old
70 per cent. of the deposits. The
amount due depositors is $77,933.
The New York Bulletin announces
the failure of Booth g. Edgar, sugar re-
finers, with liabilities vsriously esti-
mated at 100000 to $3.50, 600. The
business manager Gays they Can pay
everything they owe and have sur
plus besides.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court
has affirmed the decision of the
Schuylkill County Court in passing
the death sentence On Dennis Donnel-
ly, Molly Mcguire, convicted of the
murder of Tnos. Sanger, in 1875. His
execution has been fixed for the 18th
inst, with Jack Kehoe, at Pottsville.
The bank of Jacksonville, Fla, was
robbed yesterday of $500 in green.
backs and bank notes, A man engaged
the attention of the cashier while 9
confederate entered the rear door
stepped into the vault and secured the
money. The robbery was net discov-
cred for two hours, and there is Mt
clue TO il.
The celebrated Madame Restelle
who has made an immense fortune In
New York by malpractice. and who
was to have been tried yesterday or
charges in that connection, committed
suicide yesterday morning by cutting
her throat with a carving knife. She
was found lying in her bath tub
which was filled with water. Madam,
Restelle left fortune estimated a
from 81 ,000,0 900 to S1,500,000.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
The Release of Returning
Board anderson.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-The Su-
preme Courtroom was filled this morn
ing by attorneys, politicians, etc., to hear
the decision on the application of the
attorney general for re-hearing in the
case of the State vs.. Thomas G. Ander-
son. The court refused the rehearing
asked for, and in his decision announc-
ing the refusal the Chief Justice pointed
out clearly and distinctly what the court
did decide in its first opinion, and also
reviewed and refuted the points raised
by the attorney general in his brief filed
as a basis of his application for a rehear-
ing. The court says that in its first deci-
sion it was not decided whether the con-
solidated statement of returns for Ver-
non parish is public record or not, as it
was not necessary TO decide that point.
What the court did decide is that the
record offered in evidence as record
forged by the prisoner is not public
record, with which, sin the information" )"
the prisoner is charged with having
forged. 1t does hot possess the require
ments of such record, and does not CON
form to the statue. 1t has not the certit-
cate of the clerk Of the court necessary
requirement, in order to make it such a
record as is charged that the prisoner
forged.
Immediately after reading of the decree
Mr.. Costetlanos, counsel for Anderson,
appeared before the Superior Criminal
Court and tiledla copy Of the original
decree of the Supreme Court, which was
by Judge Whitaker ordered to be filed
and spread upon the minutes, and in
structed the clerk TO make out release
for Anderson. AT a quarter TO one the
release reached the parish prison, when
Anderson was set at liberty. He left
the prison in carriage in the company
of two friends.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02

The bell punch in Virginia is either
working a great temperance reform or
the State is being cheated The Rich
mond Dispatch gives returns from var
ious portions of the State, showing a re-
markable falling off In the receipts from
the operations Of the Moffett liquor-bell
punch compared with the first months
operations. In some cases the falling off
is fifty per cent. The auditor of public
accounts don't think temperance is the
cause of this, for he has issued circular
TO the commissioners of the revenue in
which he says he is persuaded that the
law is not fully carried out, declaring
that the prompt execution of the act Is
essential 60 the finances OF the State. ana
earnestly requesting the co-operatlon OF
all officers Of the law in its prompt and
faithful Xecutivn.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
The Whipping Post.
AND MORE HUMANE THAN LONG
IMPRIsoNsIENTs.


WASHINGTON, d. O., March 20 1878.
Mr.. EDrToR:-You will please allow me
brief space for some remarks in sup
port of the above proposition.
"And it shall be, if the wicked man be
worthy to be beaten, that the judge shall
cause him to lie down, and to be beaten
before his face, according to his fault, by
a certain number" Duet. 25-2.
The following note Potter & Co.'s
Bible) accompanies the abeve:-sIt is q
remarkable tact that for the more sffec-
tual prevention of certain crimes, the
most experienced magistrates and legis-
lators of this 18th century have felt COM
PEELED to adopt the Mosaic punishment
of whipping"
Punish a man lightly and turn him
loose and he will have some chance to re-
form. But long confinement, with
hardened criminals will be apt to make
him ten-fold worse. On proof of this
will state that, not long ago l noticed,
from o statement of some newspaper re-
lative to Wells, Fargo & Ce.'s express,
that during the twelve months next pro-
ceding, they had been robbed, In round
numbers of some SS8, 900, and had ex-
pended some $4,000 in apprehending
and convicting the criminals. Out of
some twentysight, thus apprehended
and convicted some twenty-five were
old jail birds. An application of the
whip soon after said parties embarked
into crime would probably have saved
them.
STAND FIRM LITTLE DELAWARE.
Some of your larger sisters will pro-
badly soon find 1t necessary to resort to
the whip as to the best method of pre-
venting crime.
CAPITAL SHOULD NOT BE MADE OUT OF
CRIME.
Therefore penitentiaries should be
abolished and no more built.
First, try the whip lightly, and If it fail
to have the desired effect (which is not
often the case) come down little harder
for the second offense. But If the
criminal still continue in the path OF
crime, there being no signs of reforma
ton, break his neck, and lay him away
Society can do better without all such
people. BRYAN TYSON.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
A Murderer Charged with Sc
ductiOn.
From the New York World,

From the New York World,
WHEELING, W. Va. March 30-About
five years ago Taylor Standard, colorcd,
was arrested for the brutal murder of his
wife. He was found guilty by the Cir
cult Court of murder IN the first degree,
which verdict was confirmed by the
State Supreme Court, and is now in the
United States Supreme Court for final
decision. Since his arrest Standard has
been confined in jail, but has been al
lowed every privilege, and has been for
some time past in charge OF the female
department OF that institution. 1t now
appears that the murderer has been
guilty of another crime, Mrs. Annie
Poindexter, colored, charging him with
seduction. The people are greatly ex-
cited, and repetition of the Wallace af-
fair may be expected.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-02
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