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4 DrEL IN TifE STREETS.
Thirteen shots and Nobody rurt-The Com
bntnnt- Arrested.

FrIl Pie Nslr Nf'r1f.. - .lus
Shortly after . o'clock Yesterday aft ,r-
noon. T. b. Edwards aud V. q. Au-oin fought
tlrir loug expected dad ON -. Louis street
between Royal an! Chart :. imme stately o.
WIS arranged 10 bee fought last Thursday even
lne. had been prevented by tue police. Mes-rs
i,.M.I us ana ~ -oin deterinuc4 L. settle their
dispute. growing out OF the publ alton Of
numerous eliminating ana Terminating
carls. 10y street rem '1ntre.
Edwards was standing on the uptown side 81
81. Louis street. with his hand on the shoulder
OF airicnd. In n few moments Aucnin made his
appearance at thu door OF the AUDITORS onl. ''
and walked to Il post on the edge Of the BAN
qucito and stopped on the downtown side.
Edwards bcrkoued to Auron. and Il few words
were exchanged when Edwards remarked. " l.
ii gong To be fight or an apology = Aucoin
said he would not apologize. and Edwards
thrust his hand into his oyercoat pocket as ITO
draw n weapon Aucoin. who was still standing
opened fire. which was returned by Ed
wards: The men exchanged n couple Of
adyan III 10 The : ie Of the hanaucttc on With
his opponent WAS firing all the time. Aucoin
changed rs position slightly. 50 rs ~ face tn"
tol. Edwards throw il in the street and drew an
other rs did al Aucon. who about this time
was on the Other .siie u the street corner Of
times without doing any damage, except in
denting, the brick walls on either side Of the
street. the men We're stopped hy the appcGran e"
% a policeman. who arrested them.
AucoiG. when tho firing stopped, walked
change alley. and lcft two rrvolvers. which were
aitcrWnrd recovered 10y Corporu Conrad. GA
pistol. q llve-sh 1ot"r wne empty. AMI Tn" 9th =
l1i boon nr't twice. shpwln.. that Adc0ln had
fr'l seven Times.
EDWARDS had only one pi-iol on his person
wiiru urrpstnt one .hnnilur of which had boon
IL har.l,.,l th's ,ihar w'lt'n bWyinn h"'n li..
carlel when il horam, u-rl'-s. Borh mon were
brought before Judg" Nlit"phrrser ON clar-e-
carry ing con called weapons. They were re
leased ON bonds.
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kNAPp-FFrcHAN -Ou w,dro alav. Fob ~ at tho
&c.. s,urc Or. brute ttthrr. 10y the iiHy. pr. T /.
tuNl Brn lort o. inai 90 L.Dhc. daughter OF Alfred
h. .'r4nfn. F~I.. or col brnNf ism.
rEltE -NtCLl AZ -iu hi'p.lNn. on Iues'ay Feb 10.
By iAr Rev T. L kGp. Herman Price 20 Emma, daugh.
ter oi Smut, u Nc,inrc
S,liEFER-koillS AAr-Or Thursday. ,, D. 81, at tho
Iifh Avenue lrcsbA Church hV the Rev. Dr John
Hal. carl seheer to Bertha NJ. daughter OF the late
John g. kuhlsAal
STEW ARI-NfNoN On Wednesday. Fen ~. at tho
parsonage. by the Rev samuel Zap OF - Andrews,
William stewart - Harriet WiNou. both oi tins city
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.loyerumcnts should mover BIO assisted by red.

GOVERNMENTS should never BIO assisted by Fed
eral power or recognized by the national Adj
mnistra.ion. but TINT the Nichols and Hamp-
ton Governments should be allowed and aided
to overturn them and establish themselves. and
should be recognized 10y the national Admins
tration. and. 4 was agreed that. for the accom-,
plshmcnt OF this purpose. Gen. Grant Should
be- Induced not TO recoenno the Packard Gov
eminent but to issue military orders TO Gen.
Augur not TO assist it, and that for the same
purpose such further action should be
taken by Hayes as should become ne
ccssary. Tho Democrats in consequence
Of and relying upon the good faith. integrity.
and truthfulncss Of the foregoing assurances,
and on the strength OF these guarant ccs. agreed
70 and did resist the policy OF fllbustering, al
lowed the count to proceed. and acquicsccd in
The inauguration OF Hayes. who was counted in.
The parties who. at some time in the various
phases OF these agreements, participated there
~ AMI became responsible therefor, were
Mcssrs. Hayes, Foster, Garfield. Sherman. Mat
thews. md .Messrs. Brown, Gordon. Lamar,
levy; Ellis, Wattcrson. Burke and others. That
ulc above supulHtions have all been literally
coInDllod with is matter OF history
Mr.. Chandler adds that Hayes was unuucs-
uonably party 10 the bargain, and that much
of the coquctting with southern Democrats dur
ing the winter was done by him.
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Company assrnces Of Hippoyt Mcge being the let.
trs patent referred to In the bill OF complaint herein
good and solid In law
That the said iipruyc Mege was the original and ru
inventor and discovcrer Of the and useful
mcn in treating animal fats described and claimed In
the said letters ratni AMI the specifications anne xed
thereto and that the United States Dairy Company CON.
plainant Is the esclusiye owner Of SAID patent
has nringcd upon the said letters pate md upon inc
exclusive rights vt the complainant unlor the sane that
to by making and selling butter from animal fats
charged IN said bill Of complaint
Aud Is further ordered adiup ed nd de- reed tha
perpetual Injunction he issued In this suit against the said
defendant cstrainnr him. his agents. clerks servants
and all claiming or holding under through him from
making usinr or selling 10 others. or in any dis
posing Of butter manufactured made in III. manner
desert ed in the sad letters patent pursuant The nraver
OF said hiN OF complaint CHAS L. BENEDICT.
Filed and entered Dec 10 1874
And it is on the word OF such men as Mention
and Churchill that the following firms one or
two OF whom arc supposed TO b. cmincnty re-
spcctablci endorse the false statements made by
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s. Alps. Williams, Kingston Jan II. and Aspinwan
f,h 3D.
Br- Christine. Nunroc Curienas.
Sri M'r, q tuucrv. Terry. Vii AZ ilnc.
: hs fl Sloror Wac'n GeuOa.
scir rofusi Curtis, fiouro
Sthr Paul SraNVi. Yong. itra.
Also tire usual river and coa-iwi-c vessels.
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Rupiurc.--comiort End ict iru ses that ho wcarcr
aius'. tNr r'.- auNw here. rum r'rtl t"4 ounces
without luNiH- from the hWis. AN -til@ st4lug
tr..-e- ai -aN tei e. ID AMI N.uiat. ADJ siABLH
PRESS KE I.t - COMPANY. 40 Dlo. iway
The Best Rcmcdy for Children white Teeth.
u VII. n Nv. -A ; NJ N
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~ Dous0u'- CAprine porpu, pM.'nrs Is worth
A.vit haH al has other Porous iit,'Dl,cD uau,d .tn
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ABOUT ARTIFICIAL BUTTER.
rtLsEITOODs CIRCULATED BY WHOLE
stLERs or INFERIOR BUTTER.

o,eomarearine and Its Enem,cs-'rhe New Bat
nee Rapidly Growing In Fovor-Aisrn OF
those Holding Country Butter in store
Their stock Becoming Rancid Trying TO
,orce ~ on the Poor nc High Prices.
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49, a hh"N'N
Nc keuAc. Ne wman 4 Go.
Hunter. walton \ 60.
II II ~ u rharlrr8 Go
Iou-hran \ lsthctt.
John : Martin 4 90,
\ y Hare 3 CO..
joyce a BiliUgs.
IHrtcr n Netuorc,
james II :, muar,
v, Bride 4 Co.
Geurlc " Martin A Bro
John GNth
Han IN \ Riitcnhouse,
y binuu A Go
ANN \ Dciyrrt.
tiVerls 4 Young.
" T. Nauion 90,
q q. : Hart A Howell.
!. - Miller a Son.
Hcnrv welsh,
y Buhm.
HAYDEN n Duckwcrth,
Nelson Srcor.
= u NcGhlkm A Co,
: u Stout SEQ.
W | Young 4 Co.
Van AtikUtiNuHl n NOfk
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Mathew. Osborn A Mason,
n Howard 4 Co.
. lllilsbrand 4 Whitney.
" : Okie.
John A Wilictt.
John A Smith,
} X lH-hcr \ BRO,
LiuNd ! seaman.
Iharle- Hislcy a Co,
French A Co.
&. StcsunAu'~ Sou 4 Co,
Stanford a Mu,icr.
Luut. Luckc a N,il,
" l. Ilccrmance.
VI Mover.
George IS Ferris 4 Co,
Croft AN i1rcn,
Simmer y I.aiuZ.
Miller a Williams,
: Row lNul.
& A " y Slolt
" n Il. ruttcn.
Tuihlil A Decker.
WIN u ludlum.
Atwatvr A-trn A Co,
G. u Ahrlinv.
q ~ tfHMu "a
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Louissili Courier Ournal The tht-
caeo Tribune championship fsr Huut,
ihsion a. against The Texas Paeifr roar
has no effect ia Chicago. The Issdius
business men IN that city. who nav.
personal experience with Ia. tyranny
oil iouid and Huntington IN the matter
OF freight charges over the Union and
central roads. requesting colonel scott
not long ago. to make a statement e
them OF the leading features Of the
Texas Pacific enterprise. and he sen,
them n letter, from which the Courier
journal Published an interesting ex.
tract, Saturday. Colonel Scott shows
conciusively that Chicsro. a. we'll a. 81
Louis. Louisville, Cincinnati. Memphis
New Orleans and other southern cite.
Is vitality interested an the speedy ,o.n-
Pietson OF the road. az the merchant.
there can then ship goods To the PasiS..
by their southern rail couuections Nh.
out any delay either in winter or sum.
mer and At low rates The Pacific nil
road monopoly viii have 10 reconstruct
.ts tariu and its tyranny will be broken.
ihe whole country will also be benz.
nted oy the passage Of the Texas Pacific
osil which only defines n pratical xAy
o. carry anR out the original design of
eonSirnctsng southern transcontinen,
-. railroad ~ eompIeIne.i 10 the
railroad syste;n OF the United States.
and one which viii prove an sffectuAi
check to the existing chartered mo-
ncply.
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nom the third story Of house aud
broke his shoulder aud hip. Il /. not
probable that be viii recover.
ATLANTA Ga, Aprills The second
days sessiou of the Sunday -schooI con-
venfion vas. marked by an increased
attendance Of deIeg stes and visitor. and
interesting proceeding. TIE morn
ing was occupied with the discussion
Of the true basis Of sunday school work
and assistant agencies. Addrs ss~s
we're made during the afternoon and
evening. Large assem- blsge-, four hum
dred aud hfty-eeven delegates present
LIVERPOOL. April lT--Darbyshire,
McKinneli Il c.. have failed. Isnh,b.
ties, ST.. Ooo.
NASHVILLE, April IA -l-cial
from Huntsville. says that a mot,
iynchsd Mike White aud two negro---.
who s-sasziBsted ScEO.ntaIs.T, n
Saturday.
FERNANDINo. ApTil 1.-THE postal
party have Reached her.,sBd we're t.
ceived By the mayor aud citizens, aud
will 90 Ca jacksonville to-morTag.
NEW YORK, Al II l5.-Nonr tat th..
family aud personal friends ~rr- sd
mitted Ia Iweed's oi,-e4ui.s. TIE
body was enclosed Ia sn oak c.sk, O..
sax feet long, twenty two inshe- vide
sbd eighteen iuche- deep, COVERED
with black velvet. 4 silver I,l.i- bore
the inscription, Nv illizm ~ Tweed.
lied April \, ls5s, aged hny five
ye@rs.' The body Ma dfe--r,i Ia a
black suit The features 4rf- iile like
The family consisted 81 Mr. znd Mr.
Douglass, Mr.. George Mc,ilnni- AnI
his wife. the youngest daughter 90 Ala
Tweed, the two latter having only
just arrived iron Ne~ O.l-aH-. Tue
venerable Dr. Price, Of Staten Island.
who performed the marriage ceremony
between Tweed aud he bfii- quarter
of a century ago, OBLIGATED NJ the s-rv-
Ice Of the dead. After the service the
relatives, psll-be.rrrs aud feS
frisnCs Of the family followed the ,.u,iy
I to Greenwood cemetery. MOI NOR.
than a dozen Carriages s-re la Ia.
funeral procession. Toe following gen
t.nen were psll-besr.F- Ex.Jadg.
scott, charles Deyliu. Mr.. Eddelsier.
Barney Kelly, George Batt-, Charles
q. Cornell, Foster De~ey aud William
W. Adams.
RIcHsOSO, Va, April 1.-The cot
vention Of the chief officials OF 9
Southern railroads met here to- day
consider the expe1ieBcy ~ 80 cLa
ing the time OF schedule - t. oitr r
faster time between New York ar.
The south. h. r. Kenny, -uperint. n.i
ent Of the Petersburg, Winchester I'd
baltimore road, president A g. 49,
mittee of thirteen wss appointed ca
! prepare time sheet, when the ~.
yention took q Recess. Upon rea-s IA
bling, the committee rePOrtsd al
deemed ii inadvisahls to make a..
change la the schedule At pres-nt
After some discussion the report q g.,
committee Was adopted and the .-
veDtion adjourned "a meet at Zoe
Windsor house, in New York, { DO.
her 18th. Ssariy fiay delegates y ere
in attendance.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., April l5.-Tbs
| CoddingtoD bank. OF Nekport, hs.
been euloined
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roREIoN alArrEss.


me neoevssA TsshssA n~sssrs 81 shs
Pse-1ssusaa Parry ahsssea-oes-
many semi CesssaUss nes usasssssy
E2sves Witt ossssssss~. z<aa ssa
Dasassesssseaaess-
LosD0S, April ls.--Nine thousand
operatives are Idle to-day ct Burnley.
spinner are willing TO accept redue-
ton, but weAvers refuse; they all
struck. Labor at other points lie un-
settled.
A special from constHptiuopal says
Ahmed vink Effendi again tsndred
his resignation as PRECEDENT of the
council and minister OF the interior
on Wednesday, and the sultan refused
To accept u, but- on "Wednesday night
the sulta IA dismissed the Wink Enendi
and appointed Sadyk pasha ~ HE sue.
cessor and Msllah Bey ss Sh, TX al
islam. The following appointments
were also made, minister foreign
Affairs, sfet pashs minister Of
war, Izzet pssha; minister marine,
ibrahim pa-hs; minister of finance
kisna psshs. The sultan has insured
orders advising Ssdy K pasha to observe
the constitution aud cary out reform.
The political character Of the new
Turkish ministry Is uncertain, tut IL is
note worthy that the ministry does
not include Reef and Osman pasha
reputed ,leaders Of the pro-Ra-sion
party, aud mat the Turkish newspapers
again assert the government viii re-
sist the occupation of constantinople
Icy sDy foreign power.
A Brussels dispatch says u Berlins
special states thu; Prince bismarck, nj
the pressing request of Count Audra--y
has consented to Resume negotiations
for the congress, on condition that he
he simultaneously solicited 10y Austria.
England and Russia. The good will ol
Russia is undoubtsble, but IL j. feared
England may prolong. the present step
Of uncertainty by abstAining from ask
ing GermaDy's mediation or by for,
mulatiBg reservations.
The Gazette prOmulgates in it, sup
plement this evening a proclamation
10y the queen which prohibited the ex.
port OF carrying coast wise Of torpedoe,
and all apparatus for projecting la
hamsble material or firing torpedoes.
The press association reports the
British government has chartered
fifteen steamers 10 carry troops from
India. The charters are made oul
with the option of port, Alexandria OF
| Malta.
In city circles It is rumored the gov.
erDmeDt enteTtsins the idea OF loading
troops at The two former places and
occupying Egypt until the conference
meets or some satisfactory solution /,
arrived at.
Madrid dispatch says disturb.
aDces have occurred at some small
towns in Catalonia. The government
has taken measures TO prevent Their
renewal
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Cs.~..s ss,r u.....s

On the evening Of the Ro-eb.ry.
Rothschiid wedding Lord Ra-eb.ry re-
ceived a package from the trade. It
contained q small gold Key. No letter
accompanied the gin, nor INSTRUCTIONS
OF any kind My LOrd. however, did
not hesitate ne 10 the u-e 81 the ksy.
lie opened the box. IL contained ia.
last check which HanBsh de Roth..
child would ever -ign A. = -pinstsr.
beautifully written ia her own fair
hand. II Was drawn Ia favor Of Lad
Ro-ebery, sl,0O0.0o payable 10 his
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HERE AND THERE.

a fask Qussrels with HE Mistress,
sssss mer Repeatedly and then
SsmPDed nsa the Third ssery ofa
h~oss-mr. Csskisas Dssesstms and
Asses In Ciaimess By Hampsos.
CHICAGO April ls.-Dzniel Goodwin
has failed, liabilities not given.
lNDIANAPoLis, April ls.-Tbe min.
ers at Coal creek, killed three negroes
and MORALLY wounded four.
New TeRK April ls.-Six horses ran
away with Barnum's big show wagon,
and the driver was killed.
The Stock Exchange will respect
Good Friday.
SINciNsATI, April 1s.-A threatened
REPEAL Of the bankrupt Law has stmu.
lated business Unusual number of
petitions WAS presented to the United
States court
BosfoN, April 1s.-Tbe East Boston
saviogs bank is enioined from pay ing
more than ten per cent to depositors.
The present deposits are two million
dollars.
John Lyons, wholesale liquor dealer.
WAS fatally shot by sn objectionable
lover OF his daughter.
NE@ ORLEANS. April Is.--Sp.ci,i
ageuts. Adams and Hall, leave for IN.
Csicnsien regions this afternoon by the
revenue cutter Dix. Special Agent
CArter's management of tile log seiz.
0res Is TO be Investigated. Other gen.
tiemen also 20 on the Dix to be pres
ent at the examination.
NEW YORK, April Is.-Ex-Gsovernor
Moses, ofSouth Carolina, has been sur
rendered to Governor Hampton. The
reputation IL en- route.
The author OF the Worldis Conklinu
revelation claims TO have received the
following after the submission to him
Of the document >" Your letter greatly
surprises me. The conversations uere
al In confidence. cannot consent to
sne publication" To this the author
81 fhs eommunicntion next day replied
lhat he did not considsr that Senator
Conkling had any right 10 forbid Iss
and that the author ahouid
not b bound BY his dietation.
PnovIDEHcE r l., April ls.-Essly
lhis moentag Corporal Hussan 6uilh.
~ Turkish sRma Inapsstos. quarrs,isd
with his oisersss and seahbsd her ~.
pesssdly viii . dirk. He then jumped |
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A MONSTER MOVEMENT.
SarfGe Involving she ssoppaEe OF
100000 Looms. e,oso,o0o spiaaIes
and 100000 work fespie Thr.sIene<s
In Lsacsshfre-Ne RioIisS 60 he kn-
rauraEed

ana 100000 work People Thr..ten~a
In Lsacashfre-Ne Riossax 20 he ku-
outraged.
LONDON, April l7.-Notices Of redue.
lions OF cotton operatives ia I.snca-
shire expire to-day aud to-morrow.
the refusal OF masters st Manchester
yesterday to agree To live per cent re
duction, and then passed u resolution
that IL strike occurs nj any Of tn.
mills where notice has been given Of
ten per cent reduction, the Remainder
of the trade shall lock out al the EARL.
est possible moment, and leave LITTLE.
nope OF avertiDg the trouble, which
viii involve the stoppag. of two humid
red Thousands looms aud six million
spindle-, and render idle no les- than
one hundred and twenty thousand
work people. The council of op.rs-
tiVes and spinners, after their inter.
view with the masters yesterday. re.
solved TO recommend 10 the mem hers
OF that association Ia accept the pro-
posed reduction for the present, and
call representative meeting OF spin
ners for Sunday, to decide upon futur.
course OF the operatives at Acerington
and Distri Il Church.
Hsrwood, Enfield and Preston are
WhHbs W hcrcpt tue Ttuuceu wages
and reduced time, but there is no hope
Of the masters accepting such q propo.
sal. The Blackburn and Burnley on
erstives resist uncompromisingiy, con-
seqnently Tonight, in all probability,
will begin the most gigantic strike aud
lock out that has ever occurred in the
county OF Lancaster. Instructions have
been issued t. the operatives by com
mittees In various trades how 10 pro-
coed. Where no notices are posted
they will go on work, bat where no.
tices are posted, they will respectfully
request the masters To remove Ia. IA.
IL this request II refused, they will
leave work quietly on Saturday night
Operatives are particularly enjoined TO
encourage no rioting or misbehayior
anywhere. The looms not affected by
the strike will subscribs three pence
per week for strikers. The Oldham
district Is not yet affected directly, hut
owing To Intimate business relations
between Oldham and blackburn, Ia a
short time a stoppage will lie neeessi-
tsted In many of the Oldham mills.
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A BtsrArcH from Dodge City. Iowa. to
the east. dated the l2th instant, gives
tho total number of cattle now on the
drive and those 10 follow soon. from
this state, 10 be two hundred and nine
teen thousand two hundred and nine,
More than double this number are ex-
pected 10 arrive there. II states that
the prices are low aud the prospect for
an active trade rather discouraeiug.
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PAsHA CoNKLlNG.
when the Eclaireissensent Of the EIec-
tSrss fraua Comes she Whsie Csau-
try VIII Ne Appalled, BY che Dts-
honor eft thts Admin arassOu.

when the Ecla1Fcfssessent OF the IIe~-
torss fraua Comes she Whsse Csaa-
try VIII Ne Appalled, BY she Dss-
honor OF ihis Adsstssssrssssa.
NEW ioRk,. April 1.-THE World
publishes six columns of an interview
with Conkling. Tue following il an
extract: "Well, senator, L would like
to know whether you think the true
history OF the Louisiana electoral busi-
ness will ever be told ia congress, and
II 80, how soon p, Mr.. Conkling
paused moment. then begaa very
slowly warming up with his subject ms
he proceeded. ~ es, think il will. 1
do not see how 1t can be keps down.
There are to many avenues Of infor.
nation opened to day TO make con-
ceaiment avail much longer. No
reasonable man can doubt but what
there was some kind OF q bargain lie.
I've "a the friends and that man Hayes,
ana that Stanley Matthews and Sena,
tor Sherman were privy to H. A great
many people have become exceeding
~ curious to know precisely what the
bargain WAS. and ex actly how it WAS
carried out, and yankee Ingenuity will
he sure to find some meas of getting
at II. What v Ill he the reeulte The
result siiI be that the v sole country
Will he appalled, ny the dirhoBor OF
THE administration. Tell you sir,
that never ia the history Of this natioI,
has there been In the entire four years of
administration 50 mueh corruption, bar
tering OF offices. rewaICing Of political
fayorites, traffic with political leaders
aud bargains and sale Of the electoral
franchise as duriag the past year.
People will not bellows until the proof
is shown them. But the proof win be
forthcoming. People say that Hayes
Is good man and means well. hut
they do not know what they are talk.
log about. When TIE facts are known
shout his administration no one viii
attempt To excuse the man on account
OF his suppoeed goodness, nor vet be-
canse he u weak and ignorant. The
point Of peril was not In the south, hut
In the west. IL res understood that
the republican Leaders had dstsrmin-d
10 have vies-Prlsident Ferry CONT
the votes 1t all shazsrds, and declare
Hayes elected. The west determip.d
ON Remittance. II wna to BE- no chiId's
play in that sestion. General Stead
s1an had seventy th0usAnd msu on
rolled and nssiEnsd % regiments for
ne puspoec ct scaling Hldsn II oolos
y case ce>Frealdept Ferry carried
out IA propcfed pfoGyaUna You
Ue1 toot'eatokts bat thsse thlnup
80 tsuA fno@dsus 0faue ~ p ~
91N ind be ooufsssed 70 me thnt -
go 80 kpor what - ~
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"rns wisest statesmansbip is the
largest amnesty is one Of the latest
political axioms uttered by Governor
Wade Hampton, of South Carolina.
His sentiments are being carried out in
his state with good effect No political
prisoners, ss they are called. are now
imprisoned except State Treasurer Car
'ioaa, the last Of them having been re-
leased
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-13

Dos o be taken ia. That grey mule
in 6rayson county beating the sgiite.t
racer, d,l il Ia a slow race. and those
chickens taking % the woods and fly
ine about are prairie chickens. This
exposition 10 Tor the heneht Of the .cis.
soc editors who are always on the look,
out Tor Texas uoy.Itisa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-13

PpsslDFsr HsYss has finally ordered
che case Of fitz John Porter To be- re.
opened and reviesed The court will
sit At West Paiui in June. and will con-
slst Of Generals Schoheld and Terry aud
Colonel Getty The charge Tor which
he was eash.ered aud prohibited forever
from holding an Office d tras, or emolu.
ment under the United States. was dis
obedience 10 orders at the seeond battle
Of RuIl Kan
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-13
T..sh. for That si.-h n..

Springfield Mas Republican Con-
gress has done nothing tia. year fsr
which the country vail have b. ~arm
an appreciation a. Tor ala. black e,-
given the Jay Gould aud Huntington
isbby IA the senate They have been
very independent, Gould. Huntington
Dillon and their 49,. ana the has.
heeh Rnominiously routed and h.,aisn