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The Confict of authority IN Smith Caro-
lima.
Special Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, July 28.--Com missioner Raum
in conversation yesterday, said that reports
Of the difficulty growing out Of the present
conflict between the federal and State author
tiles in South Carolina are very much exag-
gcrated. He said that these accounts had been
gotten up chiefly for political purposes and
that there reason to apprehend violence
towards United States officers in serving a
habeas corpus for the bodies of the imprisoned
revenue officers who killed Amcs Ladd in the
performance of their duties. These instruc-
tions, which were given to Mr.. Earl, special
district attorney, swill be carried out and the
matter adjusted peaceably. This view is con-
cnrred i'll by Acknowledgement Devens, who
said that there reason to fear serious re-
suits from the action of the President on Friday.
Assistant Secretary Hawley said that he did
not anticipate any trouble Thereare said to
be frequent conflicts between federal and State
authority which are adjusted peaceably, and,
he took especial notice, generally in favor
of the national government. The political
complication in South Carolina gave the pres
ent instance more prominence than it would
otherwise. Besides this question is by no
means q new one. 1t has been decided in Della
ware and i'll North Carolina invariably in favor
of the government. The State courts Of the
Southern States seem to be thoroughly imbued
with the original States rights notions, and
they protest that it is not fair to remove from
their State court federal officials for trial who
have been guilty of violation of State laws.
the government the other hand
rigidly adheres to the right conferred
by the statute and however distasteful
this may be to the feelings of the
people of the Southern States, they have not as
yet been rash enough to defy the federal au-
thorities and place themselves in contempt Of
federal laws Consequently there is antici-
patton OF any trouble. Finally, it is merely
Southern ohstinaey displayed by virtue of their
belief in State rights in support Of the action
of administration. Gen. Hawley said it was a
matter well understood that when officers of
the United States act under it's authority the
proper courts of the United States should protect
them. He believed that when the writ was
presented the revenue officers would be given
up by the State Court without resistance, fol
trial before Judge Bond of the United States
circuit court, whose jurisdiction extends to
that State 5lS
To the Western Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-It is now stated ne
definite determination has been reached in thu
cases of the South Carolina internal revenu,
officials indicted for killing Ladd.
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rose Record July 26: A heavy thunder

~
shower, accompanied by rain, last Friday af-
ternoon Frustrated large amount of grain.
We hear, too. of some pieces badly rusted, but
the rust seems confined principally to the Lost
Nation variety, soft wheat that is very unfa-
vorably received among the millers of this
State.
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Rendezvous of Hostile Redskins.

:
SAN FnANc1seo, July 2G.-A Portland dispatch
says: rendezvous for all unfriendly Indians
both in Oregon and on the Washington Terri
tory side is at the foot Priest Rapids, where
they are collecting in good numbers. Chief
Moses says he CAM control his young men and
warns settlers, ETC., to look out for themselves.
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A Lady Successfully Abducted from a
Railroad Sleeping Car-Taken to a House
of Ill-Fame, Outraged and Robbed
More of Shupe's Rascality.
Fsnec;al TELEGRAM To the Globe. i

New YORK, July 2S.-The Times to-day adds.
to the criminal record an account Of perhaps.
the most audacious crime ever perpetrated in
this country. 1t appears that some months
since married lady Of Boston. of great refine
ment and beauty, and occupying a prominent
social position, had been visiting friends in the
interior of the State, and when leaving took a
drawing room car on the New York
Central road for Albany where her
husband awaited her. Two villains
followed into the car, probably attracted by
the valuable jewelry she wore, and when the
conductor approached the lady for her ticket.
informed him they were her friends, that sire
was deranged and they unfortunately had been
selected to convey her to the Utica Asylum.
In spite of. her protestations and appeal for
protection the scoundrels, succeeded
in convincing the conductor and passengers
of the truth of their story, and removed the
lady from the cars at Utica, she swooning as
the train moved away. She was then lifted
into q coach, chloroformed, and taken to a
house of i'll repute, outraged, and robbed of
her jewelry and clothing. Her husband learned
of his wife's alleged insanity when the train
arrived at Albany, and procuring. special
engine, started for Utica without delay. Upon
arriving, few inquiries enabled him to
find the disreputable house to which
his wife had been taken. and there
he found her lying upon bed almost stripped
of clothing and her mind seriously injured by
the terrible experience. No names are given
from consideration of deicacy. The husband
made every effort consistent with privacy to
discover the fends, but SO far without success.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
Rea7y for the Commune.

ITO the Western Associated Press.
WAsHISGroN, July 28.-Extra precaution s
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n Too much sawdust may prevent the branding
3ofW d. Waahburna with the letters IN. c.
on the Donnelly plan.7 sEs3s e ss
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Too Mach Satcd,tst.

!. Boston, July 28.-Kearney, the Oaliforni,
agitator, arrived here to-day. +a
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Providence Left.
Agitating Kearney in Boston.

PROVIDENCE, July 28.-Base ball yesterday
Milwaukee, q; Providence, 2. rsg.4g -:eys
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Hon. the Tarioms Tribes are Imposed o.. Jy
4sa the AGENTS. sies.i e
Washington {July "a special to Chicago
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29

Bosnian Occupation Still Delayed by Aug
tria--B. aconsfeld and Salisbury n'the
Berlin Treaty--Its Terms Check to Rus
sia's Aims and Protection to English In
terests in Asia NIinor--Garribaldi Recon-
mends Rifle Practice to the Italians.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29

1t is reported from Athens that the Porte has
intimated its consent to negotiate with Minis
ter Tricoupi at Constantinople, but has given
no idea Of the basis of negotiations.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29

Worthington Jou,na1, July %; 1t is impos-
sible to estimate the exact amount of damage
to crops in consequence of recent bad weather,
in this county. but it will hardly fall short OF
80 per cent. Some fields we hear of are utterly
ruined. but of course such wholesale destruc-
ton is limited. We believe that time will JUS
tify the hope that the damage is not extern
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Faribault Democrat, July &c: Harvesting has
commenced vigorously, and if the weather
wheat crop will be speedily put in the stack.
Reports from all over the State show the crop
to have been seriously injured by the hot
weather, which caught it at the most critical
momapt
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THAT BANQUET,

ANTEREPUBL1CAN.
A correspondent at Paris telegraphs plan
has been found for a dissolution of the cham
in November, 8gH esf
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
ANNOUNt: EM ENTs.

We arc authorized 10 announce
Col. Puindextc, Dunn, OF Forrcs,
lily, MS a candidate for congress,
~ rcprcsen, The Frst Congress'on'
al district Of Arkansas. subject to
the action of tbs FRS, Congression'
al convention.
We are authorized 10 announce
Hon. J. ". House, of Searcy, rs u
candidate for congress-, To repre-
sent the f,rst Congressional dis
triet ot Arkansas subject TO the
action OF the First Congressional
convention.
We are authorized to announce
Mr.. J. &. Brook6eld, i Cross
r~urty, ~ candidate tor Circuit
Jajgr,ior the eni Judicial district,
subject 10 the action OF the con
vcntion.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

oVS PairOEs will exeass Us 70,
the amour; OF space occupied IN rv-
plying TO the article we allowed to
appear in OR a., issze. We are
aware ,ha, sew newspaper readers
take any iatsrSS, ir sses eontrO-
versiss Ia, some people irassius a
ssSsPsper naa can't tell the iFssh,
aHd Heets TO be sa=PPed uP and
s0SrVc,ed On every oSca ,i,sa ii ii,
wees ar~ IN the least a; varrsaeS
with theirs We try to Esyer
make statement that ~e are not
prepared to verify. and ~Aen Ia
error, are alwxys rsaiy and glad
to make all nee ssary corrections
sad proper amends; hS, ~s doat
like 20 Be esli9osei through oar
ecsumns on every ,rieirg rrsss.s
aud At oar own iaiividGal expense;
us will 10, Pc, sp With s.y mere
Of it
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

A VOICE Of warning from a cor
respondent in the Little Rock Ga
zet's, against elecung drunken mon
to Office, raches us telephonie-liAe
as follows:
Let tho state convention refuse
TO nominate any man whois drum
kard, no matter how good and tai
enicd he may be. We want no drum
kards or gamblers in Office"
Whercupon the South. Western
Press echoes.
"Surely il our state ever needed
sober reliable men in every depart
men, OF the government 1t is at this
time"
Now, We would like to know
what will become of all the good
old democratic whisky.straights,
that are kept on hand by the
"Spintualists" If Little Rock, and
what substitute, will the average
Representative have, after day $
hard talk, for "keno aud the pass.
words tha, accompany that delect-
ablo national amusement What
we would ask is the use ol cs,ab-
fishing the Moffett Bell punch
business, if ofiice-holdsrs are to be
prohibited iron drinking! Echo
answers what. i.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Tax rcrr> :, City Courier urge

Tax fcrrs $, City Courier urges
the Importance Of deliberstion AMI
q thorough canvas before holding a
Congressional Convention. Tha,
il exactly our idea. Don't be M
too great hurry, and give the
people = chance to Deliberate, AID
thoroughly understand the position
OF each ,sriran,. The miidle o
June. or first of July will bs soon
enough tor a Congressional Con
v~ntion.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

Tax triangular eN.n,roversy go
ssg On ,Arosgh and bctwssa the
three leading Little Rock papers,
beds lair to snearsh ard expose 10
light all the erVekeiaess, and bar
s.ins anl sales made by Dorsey,
In order 10 s~~are his elsciioa 10
. seas IN the L. :. Senate. Tbs
Rssr city GA~ss. pahlishes. IN ecu.
neesioa with the late Mail eontrse,
Job. engineered by DVr>ey, = list,
~hieA occupies the space ei ever
twe eolamas, Of the persons who
voted Tor Dorsey, ant the appoint,
n,en,s they afterwards received al
hss hands through Baxter asd the
Prs<itsas The State press. cat,
eide OF LATHE Reek, are loud in
their protest, and ,eeliasly sppeAl
10 the three great lsadiag Ii sh,s o.
fournaiisn,. 10 eess~ tasir vitup<rs.
tie0s aud scrap Ais,ory-hsnting el
the past. on the principle Of a lie,
the esad past barry its dead Ba,
Cor oar part. while we deplore the
sasy Psrss&ali,ies TO which ssea
. dialrite viii naturally lead, We
scaid lihe 10 sec . general aaees-
sosAiRx sf ell the n~ali,ies by the
s>-<saied Li,sle RAG sna ,hsse IN
der its inassace. ce Ia say way
snplicassd. Ssea ~ cxposars
ws~,i greatly facilitate, aud assist
sss asAr pscpassn making sa savr
nisas - - Mo they siIl saPport
l. shs ecnase esecss.sa- rhersscre.
ye ery With Asss<A LAY - Ne.
-. and dannsd be be she 1rs,
~ Asid. saassA.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

Cor. JAMS r. EAps made prae'
tical speech upon the subject OF the
Mississippi Valley Lcvecs AMI the
Rclama,ioa Of the Ov, rfiowcd
Lands hefow a large audience com
passed oi Ladies and gentlemen, in
the New M,mph's Thea,sr, Mem
,,h,s Tenn. on the lSth, which
was received with tremendous ap
plausc.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
TaK Little Rock Gazette, under

TnK Little Rock Gsksite, under
the head Of General Items, says:
sThcre is a letter in the post-oi,
6cs here Tor II. q. uollenbers, OF
Memphis one also tor John Smith.
We cant answer Tor the musical
maa of Msmphis. bot can in;orm
the Gase,,e man tha, john Smith
lcn osreols short time sincc, xnt
neglected 10 settle his bills; Has
kins failing to catch up with him
40 asSm ii assssss ;sr ;as Gazette
man to Stiemp, il.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

a private letter from Hon. ]. W,
House. authorizes us TO state that
no Nill be in Osccola during Cir
cuit Court week. and will lay his
claims for congressional honors be
fore the people OF this county.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Ciiii0rd's Eebrifuge, or
Fever and Aguc Curc.-rhls

preparation Is obtained 10y newly
discovered process, and contains
all The active medicinal principles
OF Eas, India Clnchona bark grown
on the Neilgherry Mills, from which
all the irrltant properties have
been eliminated. IL Is nature .
own remedy for all diseases arising
from Malarial poison. Palalable,
powerful, au,iperlodic and tonic, Ii
never ialls Ia cure fever aud ague,
dumb chlii,, eongestive chills, bll
hous lever, periodical neuralgia,
aud all diseases OF Maiarial origin
J. {. Richardson, proprietor, ST..
Louis. For sale by all druggists.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Redemption Of Lands.

IN WHOM r. Nay CuNCEgN. ne nes q
~<ylhuz ; .ozf.-r' :, rzz.s o. eas>t. ~h,-n ws>
suld far ANS l-Ee g. -. ~ ag~a tai- tay
rv,t-err--i ~ II rs. a. Ma>srsvc psyir- INTO
to- css1-y gFvss.u-r .as .. Is - ths zEo-Es
~ AK. p-FAlfV 4ls-rv~s al,l cssc>. -ssuirs3 -
rV,.r~se SD is1G- = P HALt. Cl-r~
Re- IL /. NcNglfu n &
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Redemption Of Lands.

No.iec = hrrvhy .tv-z. hat FL ssr & Su<-
3slua'r Of a. >u--. ds1~1Ssd has ry~lt~isl q
he -g1er of s~ q - ssciioE =. and y r :
serti.sn ~ tnwu>aip u rsn-c 10. eat, sd Tor
tsNr>. Juue i-ta ~. al taun haJigut by tha'. /.
lowe. .h- ssid >aa- PafinE ilta .tv ccuntv
;rrssu-r rlx >sui - sll..1 zaa5s-ui in fuu Il IL
u y u-iltity. i.tcrv-s azi c,r>f o. .aii lGat
Aptf, tS 50 a fALA. Sirrk.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Redemption Of Lands.

Sosics B, hsry hy given tia, Thu1zss II Mas
sTavv. sseui far HciF> % : n tAs>s. ssrry. de-
csss>sS. 49, tal> Gay Tssicv zlrc the krsi =.
~ - s-cIicn > tawu-sia l5, -au.r a vast. sd
tsr taNs- Jgus fl1h - ari fhsn s,u-ht hy q
" rnrgsl>oE. sy pzNtsg ialo ih- IquGty trva--
~ re "a % $50 ne az01zf x slx- FSa-1lty
.assgr>g .ai cS-t s-1<
* HALE
Arrl >rh l>->. N.-rs
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Reiemp.ion Of Land.

TIE ~ nv sysricn y and the mes oi
.rctteu /. t,fNushia "a. rsr - >. Nhicu ~a. -cld
TT IaNv- JUUe Iith i>--, sad toaSht by :. D
ps.iss u4s hi, Isy rv,lcVIlva BY y L LAl,.ut
rzyins iuro the unfy treasury thr SUM oi - e
L sbs-.unt = t@A l-,a-lty. uirr,-i zrd e,,-s ~
sai-l sod J, n 4. HALE.
AFrE Is, ls5s .lcgs.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

Two mpor,art Astronomical
events will soon occur; enc, the
transi, of Mcr'ary, on the 9th day
ot MAY, next, aud the other. the Ia
tai eclipse Of the Sun on the ss,h
of July.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Legal Notices.
REDEMPTION OF LANDS.

Notice IL hervhy given. that EdEslr q sucZ
sGtn'r "a " 4 >le-, dgc'l. has s,Ni., ulcd TIE
y VI Sc tt,n "a. iHan.h'p iS, rang, II, east,
solG Zee t-Ne> Jane Isth ls1T. AaS then bOVs.ei
h! VI. D. SEX lAe sad >gEE hasiug paid
ins0 tue couuty Trashy. the scn % ;. -. tsr
AnsozHi in fail " tax. psnaliy, irteresi snI cost
en sid laid JhP HALE,
Apfi. l., ISIS l4-Tk.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

TUX press convention will meet
al Hot Springs on the l-t day oi
July, and not on :he 5Ih. AS we
once published II after other papers.
The State nominating Convention
meets at LATHE Rock, on ,hv 4lh. oi
July.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Redemption u Lands.

nsres % ssx.laa =. tsEusasn = -fzgr 3.
sa,s ~at.s ~ns hssa-hs y LAM ihavIt> "a
- tFrh Az q fusr 80. IA. rlfa. Gas bs-a
rc,se-sr~ hy v 'i,fAE-F. H~istAlG lasytus l.lsp
aa- NaCrry Freasary " Nl-~i~-srpt Cguatg ~
I'm q 80 "a. ,e alaqsE1t -, rvsi e. r-,le-al
sai. ASH JAMS = nALt-- AAs-
Aprll tsh - - IA h Nctr--a- u -
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

Qt7tY7I. 20, easily sa-r<,i in ,se.~,iu..
oh hGt can be ms3r IN thrr,
W ] mcatAs By .ay oue q eiihxr<x
IN any pat sf ta< coantrv xko "a
stiing % sosx ss-.1lly A. the snsrlsymert ia.
ss tsrst.A Sc pr seS< Ia year cNa town
- aese uos - aWay frvaa hool- Oxpr ui-~c
leo, ras give ySer snols time 70 shs work- a.
cay Ye@r siarx rconrnss. We have ,r~>n
ste srv aaaA ~ ossr 90 yrf dsy. AN-N, -.
es-r A. esseS 'an nsSr noa~y fsst Atrh.
Frrseas tiuis u ues csli-lcs -. -n.-l- :, -..si.
.le rartsly a. sag os1sr kl-trs-. II c,-,.
4sthia< - 60 ~. e1siae>s Trrx,. a. ss -.
x fre~ AtErcs- a. oaex. II E1tIsyr "a
ffssxss. Mae I~Atr
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

TYRA HILL, OF Camden, is out in
\ card 10 the people, MS Il candidate
ior Governor.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
PULMONA.

!. a<Tor1 unrfzari-c- rhs bs-, -r---dy f,y ~
su-- x Cp>>I Gt-itst< tEsz~ ~ III xz-r /,
vkScE1 sraEKsi. s.rha,L brssech.f,s. fA'zrra
I1.s a. &-rsHerzs-a-s = fae NkgApC> >N>-
IAN CIR u4Ir CO z1zai- par i-als-> . ulszr
rs-@s -Hs~r-sf9.lE trr4Er1. Esii A1FrSx fcr Ia
tr-arrlrrt q lh~ 4isez-s- aesNr a-usicAsf, al
rrr1rAx4tr- . s-tEAl CURES. siil ~ 80: frrr ~
1lsii - al aPVs eznts Ae4r~-- - CAE s
No>es~. $3.50 PrvPrt<ssAr, u Cort-andt st-v~t
N-~ N1rk-
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

Cash To accompany all announce
mcn,s. Calls on parties TO become
candidates will be- charged local
rates.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

ttl6N s,s So - ssr nss- -stt = ,1y =
iCCN wor<rr q -fa-r -er, risat ,
07S J rh-fr s~a iacairie- P4rts-U-
a Aaf .anFi-s versa - rive lriprusr yess
sfsr- une A. "a. e1sane-s- As1rrxs, s.ia,sa
Q Ss-. Pss.-a.u-. ka4ee.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
~ MONEY @

Ca- - >ave,l 81 vuF = - - PErras-s . Ps1zs 60
O .nn - hlryfr- q -rrt 81 ~. a-ei hs<.-s Tr1
AZ .zr- cE = trtl tes .rgE51e E-lFrg ttaI1 hzt
QExaH -rr -a4=rt~g tslae-l z1l .hl-e -sr1slE err
zzats. Year x -rlai aizT r--asi silsst t1-n -a~
rs,5r- 1rtrfF % pssru - LiEeT. 49, EI- EalEer~si
xe-l5-s asH = llks E1gre rUE- l-f1rr E1al q
sleEEs~ss "a ~ nrrt1 >eE- - f7,su Z W - H.
tea s4u.f t--r tsua az-4 fa.iy sAr-ar-r-t Sc .r
W. a. - 1--s-s.s ass n rErrr ;x,r-vG hccEr re-
hI.ss.,i E1.L --seEhf gaE e.asA NIr, - - u Ia
sa.lssssc-ey EssfFss tIia>sra--t AUN tkFI>kE
HC4-.a ic.s-l@ klzi-iz1.l y fr-< A.st-r--. lA>itL
= BsATIN. = ssosr=vss. Ne~ Jersey
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

IN Mast Csri-. via n.as,,. % cts. Samples
~ So t-c- -tAHF- J. NE>kLkk q 20. N.s
ssa- Ny
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following will he our rates
Cor announcing candidates during
the campaign, tor tho different
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
A ROMANCE OF TIE WAR.

[ [Pittsburg Leader.
A gentleman we'll acquainted with Col
Realf, and an ardent sdnirer of his poetry.
relates story told by him, while the two
spent night in conversation, criticisms and
recollection, so dear to men of his kind.
over a cosy fire and warm decoctions. He
spoke Of the night before the battle at which
Gen. W. Lytle fell. The two (Realf and
Lytle) lay together In the Generals tent.
They were both given to writing poetry at
such times, and each had an unfinished
poem on hand, and they read and criticised
cash others efforts humorously for some
time, when said Lytle
"'Realf, shall never llvs to finish tba,
poem.' -
" Nonsense said I, 'yo1 twill live to
write volumes of such stuff
"A feeling has suddenly come over me ,
continued the General solemnly, which is
more startling than a prophecy, that shall
be killed In to-morrow's fight. As I spoke
to you saw the green hills OF the Ohio as
IT ! stood among them They began to re-
cede from me in a weird way, and as thew
disappeared the conviction flashed tbrouoS
me like the lightning's shock that l would
never see them again.
] rallied him forj his superstition. but
the belief had become strangely impressed
upon bis mind, and he succeeded In so far
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06


thrilling me with his own unnatural fear
that / begged him to flush bis poem before
he slept, that such fine works might not be
lost to the world.
Z" To the small hours the General awak,
eaed me from slumber into when l nsu
"a lien to read to me that beautiful poem
which must live as long as our literature
survives, beginning:
as anu dying, Egypt, dying
Ebbs the crimson life blood fast
"My eyes filed with tears as he read. az ~
.s,d not word as he concluded, but placed
the manuscript In his pocket and lay dowr
to sleep.
{" Before dawn came the call to arms
When next saw poor Lyle be was cola 10
death among the heaps of slain. though,
of the poem, and, searching the poekte'
where I had seen him put it, drew it forth
and It was forwarded, among other Thugs
to his friends"
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
THE HERALD
THE MORNING HERALD

!. published every morning, Sunday ex-
cep,ed) and delivered in the city Of VIII
r,;n0top and surrounding places for six
cents Der ssek payable to carriers. Mail
subscriptions, postage afrss, three dollars
per annum. 4a.a4a ssea9hl e
so.UBYRHE & Go. 4Proprietors and
Publishers, .erc4
G Gorge TRoup MAXWELL, Editor.
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The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
A. F. & A. IA.
HEROIC DEAD.
from the Morning Token']


A. J. WHEELER.-Among the victims
Of yellow fever in Memphis, is Andrew
J. Wheeler, the ediaor Of the Masonic
Jewel Past Grand Master of Tennessee,
and Commander of Saint Elmo Comman
derry, of Memphis, who died September
tn. At the previous visit of the pestilence
he won national reputation by the gal,
lantry with which he stood at his post
as Secretary ofthe Masonic Relief Board.
Again he unhin ,hingly met the dreadful
enemy, but this time fell an early prey
but not until he had visited thousands O.
sick rooms to minister 10 the sick and dy.
ing. He nursed his wife through an ATTACK
of fever which was very severe, and wher
she was out of danger he was taken down
being exhausted with his labors.
He went from Norridgewock, in Maine
to Memphis scme twenty years ago, and
has there attained position and reputa,
tion which will keep his memory forever
green in Tennessee. Grand Commander
Foster, of Tennessee, has issued an orde,
that the Communicates shall drape theil
standards and jewels, and wear badge {
mourning in his memory.
Another circular from the Grand Com,
mandery of Tennessee brings the sad new
Of the death Of Edward K. T. Worsham'
Past Grand Commander and Grand Repre-
sentative Of Maine, who also died in
Memphis, Sep embel 18th. Like Wheeler
he died while laboring to relieve the dis
tresses Of his neighbors and brethren.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06

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A fine stock Of Christmas goods on hand.
Jack Campbell, who killed his wife in
Cineinnatti, wasin an advanced stage of
consumption. He had eften said that he
did not desire his Mrs. Campbell to outlivs
him, for she had considerable money, and
husband. t-'' T''' ".''
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06

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