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REUNION.

And vet ! KNOW phst aila&lbtfng, truly
A knowledge greater than grief Gun din
know, "a rs l6ved, he will love me duly,
Yea, better. e'en better thnn love him.
And as walk by the Visit .cflm river, '''
The awful river 50 dread to see. - ..,-C
I saw "Thy breadth and thy depth forever
Are bridgcd by his thoughts that cross to
me. - a..
.sH9 f,1ysan Ihselo'r.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19
Crazed by Grief.

GRENADA, MISS, September 5.-Mrs.
Marshall, widow of the Western Union
operator, is alive and well, physically,
but almost demented. She lost her
father, mother, uncle, aunt, husband
and three children. Her conversation
is wild and disconnected. zt
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19

Gambling in England, whose evils
were Staii for TINE ~ the prompt &C.
ton taken BY the Government In clos
ing Crockford's and similar places, has
again revived. Another generation Of
men has risen up, and sll the "yOung
blOOds" plsy. Eveu .drswins.roonis
are again being used for a ruinous Sys-
ten OF gambling. and " ladies in So
ciety'' are again taking 10 the " delight
fully wicked uastime."
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A recent number Of the RepH6si9'Ies
FrIHcaiSe gives an account of the grea'
publishing house of Hachette x 70.
According to the writer, this frm haS
the largest book-seliing business N l dne
world, turns over some l9,v'y;Vy
francs, publishes book day, employs
5000 persons, and exports yearly ~
60 packages.
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Died at His Post,

4s 1-sSTsT s1.Jk D ~. nos
VIcKsBURG, Sept. 5.-This is the
darkest day we have had yet. Dr..
Withdrawals dead. - He was q Ketuck-
ian, and Kentucky may well be proud
of her son, and mingle her tears with
ours; for she has none left that are no.
bier than he. He was the very type of
perfect man, strong as lion, gentle
as woman, handsome as god. Among
his professional brethren, he was the ac-
knowledged head, yet none were more
modest than he. Nature had placed the
stamp of nobility upon his brow, and he
who ran might read it. When the fever
broke out, he might well have gone as
others did. His practice was confined
to class of people who have the means
to go North every summer, and who
had gone this time but he stood by his
people in the hour of their need, and he
died in the cause Of humanity. His
name will add luster, to the diadem of
glory already made brilliant by the
names of Booth, Barber, Bursleyi and
Doll. Vicksburg will long remember
him, and Kentucky will be untrue to her
self if high on the roll of her distin-
guished sons she fails to engrave the
name of P. F, Whitehead. A., haa a1aj-,,
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A Matrimo9iel Calculation.

q GAs fari 10 iearl,J d
Sleep, timid heart, sleep safely hereh

sSS.n G ANA t sssr, N s's ,ssr ..,s,J
He was young man who had see,
about % years. of turmoil land obesn
watermelons, and he entered the parlor
In a timid, hesitating way, and looked
all around to make sure that a third
party was not present.
= |" Can 4 speak, tpsyouin roonfdeuoe."
he finally, inquired, s,s,,,s,, ss,s,,,,, =,
81 You can, sirsglrWhat passes between
us will never be known to- the yillainous, ,
public-not word Of it.'','s,s .aois,g
~ The young man blushed, 1hitched
around on hisi chair, and finally remark.
ed that he thought about getting mar
ried. .tg'liy nbso ,s'cp.,,n So
(" Perfectly proper-so do ], was the
encouraging reply4a ;" u,5',m,.sq ~ VI
The. girl. loves. me aad-w0uld msrrv.
a .iS t hsI 4aSthsr hangs %st osf hfSfSsr'
20 "Jnst the way with 'em," growled
BijahE 3. Der daughter 'ta''narry
INJECTING ten dollars a'week and
steady work, but her mother says we
can't got along on that. Sarah and /
have figured, and we see how we could
live like bondholders and save money.
but the old lady is obstinate and SAYS
we shan't narryfor five years to come"
n "The hard hearted old ,tarantula-
she must be brought to her senses!
Young man, have you any of your
figures with your"
n The lover produced from his wallet
paper headed sRsWhat it will cost
Sarah and me to live for one week."
and passed it over to the old janitor.
IT, read az follows.
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YELLOW FEVER NEWS.
The situation at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 8. LTH
,,;dr;gbt n our, long night Of gloom
soams not 10 have been reached even
30, tina hands sOf Christian charity
alone have made a rift in the clouds,
and words of cheer from the outside
void encourage us to tight on. tits o
hard hattie. though, when friends and
invea ones ara falling on every side, and
he;ng bnr;ed with painful haste in hole
n tbe Ground. The new cases CLEANED
Nv tbaS inquiry 7of Medical Director
Mitchsll ara 1fnIly 800, + And the deaths
are 100, and over, dTyphoid form is
showing itself. and the feyeryis ,becQm-
inc a Iifiie more Comfortable. The dis
case among the reo1roes " giving little
or no trouble. as The scarcity of the
word "coloredn in the death list shows,
'Jesn;te their GREAT -laiority in popula-
tion Wansand huiipe are their trou-
HES The Citizens' Relief Committed
ia doing ali, itcan for them. Three hum
dred and twenty-nine families were fed,
or q 900 rations were distributed yester-
dav The issues to date foot up $4,000.
tn nogroes are ,uerfectly orderly
and 6niet. and their lead
mo men are among our
hest workers. One of their color has
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic Convention of Penn.
syivanla yesterday adopted platform
which declares:
That the Republican party, which
has bad control .ot the legislation OF
she country Tor Years, is Responsible
fUr the present financial distress.
That the remedy for this evil is an
entire Change OF policy.
Thai Treasury notes should be issued
sza exchange for bonds.
Ahal the pubic lands should not be
81, Gu TO specaiators orgranted to rail-
roads. bat should be held tor actual
sssltiers.
That there should be thorough in
~estagaiion of the electoral frauds.
Andiew IL. Dbl VAS nominated for
GCvernor ana Ii. z. Ross Tor Judge OF
tie Supreme Court.
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vestigation did not mean that Hayes
was to be put out and Tilden put in.
1t was idiotic to talk of unseating
Hayes. The committee will report IN
three weeks; will simply gather and
crystalize the evidence, which ID ia
miliar already. aud will lace it on the
enduring records Of Congress. as u VIM
dication of the couduct OF the DEM
ocracy during the CANVASS. He inci-
dentahy remarked that General Grant
would be the next Republican candl.
date for President.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24
SAVING THE COUNTRY.

Since Hayes was compelled by pres
sure from the politicians to resclnd his
Civil Service order. prohibiting officials
aud clerks in the several Departments
froIn paying asst ssmeuts for political
purposes, the Congressional Cmmittee,
appointed to save the country" by
collecting money for campaign pur
poses. has been vigorously ut work.
Reports from Washington say the sew
eral Departments have been visit. d this
week by members of the Committee.
and the prominent officials responded
literally. Now that Hayes has not only
consented to permit Government of.
hcials to be taxed, bnt si.nlted his iu.
alton TO coptribute literally himself,
u is not probable that much fault will
be- found with his. Administration by
disaffected Republicans. Ahead,
symptoms of Weakening are exhibited
IN tue ranks OF the SUPP osed genuine
Republicans. The larson Appeal,
Which aifected.to desp,se the handy
pAu-by poiicy of Rutherford the Good,
30 1t ironically styled Hayes, and com-
AaIded the, sespect OF every thinking
person for its outspoken denunciatlon Of
the Wormsley Hotel bargain. appears
to have been siienced by the recent
order from the White House, and It's
Batteries have ceased their Luherto IN
cessant lire ut cutting sarcasm at the
occupant OF the Presidential chair. It
Is necessary Ut couise to save the
country and as lii the oplnion OF
those who were dlsaffected, the only
way to accomplish that patiiotc pur
pose Is to levy assessme DTS on the.
ninety thousand Government officials,
and clerks tor Campaign pnrt oses. all
will tad Into line now that the fiesi.
dent has consented. This denotes that
the difference between the Hayes and
anti. Hayes H. puoilcans was simply ona
vi dollars and GEMS, purely lecunI-
ary difference IN which no Principal
whatever was involved. Ineir motto
Low seems to be ''Raliy round the Il X,
boys, "a million dollars TO carry elec
tlons with can he readily raised from
the 81. UUU Federal Office holders In the
amploy Ut the Government, With which
to save the country" Ibis ASSESS
ment business partially explains Why
RepabAcAns Ia Congress. oppose every
attempt to reduce appropriations. as
officials GU large salaries can afford to
pay heavy assessments.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24


pearance here tomorrow evening as
Juliet.
Texas.
GALVESTON. May %.
The News special says The LOSS by
the IRE at Clalksviie viii reach Sl5U,-
OUo, with scarcely any lnoufance.
W. w. Lapg. Master Of the Grargefs,
is Is announced IN the GraDger organ
as an Jude sndent candidate for Gov
ernor.
Nominations of the National Party
INA In..iana.
INDIANoPoLIs. May %.
The following uckei hos been noml-
mated by the National Conventions:
Secretary of State, Henry Ja+nes; Audi
tor, JAS. L. Biio; treasurer. ii. L.
MARI; Attorney e1sneral, David Moss !;
superintendent OF. Public Instruction,
Jonn Young.
Democrats Go"foamded.
NV York. May %.
The TribuDe's Washington special
say .: The Democrats are coutouIded
by suspicious entertained that the
alleged PROOFS agalAst Noyes aid SLel-
man are iorgelies.
Senate Ios fl nations.
WASHINGTON. May %.
The Senate has connrmed the noml.
nation OF Stephen b Packard, OF
Louisiana. as United otates Consul al
Liverpool, vice Falrchild, transferred
10 ParIs. Also, ILeodoIe Wagner as
Surveyor General for California.
Republican state Convention of
Vermont.
BURLINGTON, May %.
The Republican State INVENTION
met 10 day with Ex-Governor John
Gregory Smith as Temporary Chall-
man. After "a speech by the temporary
Chairman, aud the appoIntms Mt of the
usual cunmlitets, recess was taker.
Governor SmIth. III his speech, took
ground against the Presidents South.
cru policy, aud conipared the legisla.
ton III Congress reducing tue army and
appropriations to the legislation imme
dlattly preceding the rebellion, WIEN
the loyal North Was crippled, that tie
rebel South might be all-powertui.
Reateld PROCTOR WAS nominated for
Governor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24
. he Instruction Spreading.
LONDON, My %

A SERIOUS attempt Is -b1.t to be
made III London, TO Introduce horse
flesh as III article OF food. Ii will be
rememb, red that III Ices, d grand ban
quet "as held at the L.ne ham Hotel.
at which the chief dishes at least of
every course consisted OF horse hesh
dressed III a variety of ways. The
uluuer was pronounced 10 be d SUCCESSES.
The Board OF Works having SANCTIONED
the establishment of slaughter houses
Tor horses Intended for human food.
hlppophagy may be expected 10 have
talr trial III England.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24

In an Interview published in the
Washington Star. MIR. Edison describes
"a marvellous discovery recently made.
be sa,s: "NigAt before last. found
oat some additional points about the
cAElon which l use III my Carbon tel.-
pLone. Ii may DO used as u heat
measure. IL will detect Que fifty
shoeseaaih OF degree FaLreuheit. |
don'l Know but what eau make an ar
r.ngemelt by which the heat OF the
stalls Will cIese the cilcult at the proper
Gnie automatically aud CORRECTLY. Ii is
da-cuiIous idea that heat OF d star nll!-
iots Vi miles away should close IA cir
cat on this miserable little earth, but
d. not think II Is impossible.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24

GEORGE KAUFMAN believes that men
aao,3a not seek 10 improve on nature.
tEod Iu..ae the world tor US 10 inhablt.
aud ~ !s-sactilggious hot. TO accept all
ls4nsA last as he fashions them.
ILsisteIe Aaniman sleeps in hollow
rae Deeg. Daiias, Texas. wears no
'il.hing. sad sats unpo9ked meat. anea.
sssLs,4ss,-~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24
=. 60. "A - -.

To all Who are suHerins from the errors ana
INVESTIGATIONS OF youth, nervous weakness
eatly decay, loss % manhood. etc, 1 WI,
SEAT eJpe that VAL cu.e you, F9igE VI
ShAkdh, fhis great remadY Was discovers
s.I-aadressed envelope - ths KEY. JosEPh
ls.sAS, station. U "A nlble aosse. Ae@ AosA1
Usry,,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24
ocsats Go"fo "a m,ied.
Nkw York, May 2

The TribuDe's Washington special
says: The Democrats are coufouHded
by Suspicious entertained that tue !.
alleged PROOFS against Noyes aid SLel-
nan are iorSelles.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24
T Z. L Z C r AP HlC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Three Children sunocat-d

DUBUQUE (Ia.). May 20.
Three children OF farmer named
John Wormkey were suff9cattd yester
day by smoke from burning sticks
thrown into the wood box. Mulmkey
aud his wife had locked the children in
the room and gone to work in corn
field,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24
C-AU .nroN.

TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
a III. persons caught interfering with any
a OF the ten FIRE dyarants in the town o.
"lhheinueea as Is impair tAeir efficiency
VIA DC prosecuted 10 tne full extent OF ths
lag. FLANK NAKAs!tyKE. koremas,
December At
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.



IoRoNTo. Ont. May 90
The pleasure steamer Empress OF
Iudia, With u party of about eighteen
persons on board, became unmanage-
able aud cnpsized over dam on Grand
river ut Gait. Ontario, last night. All
the passengers Were plunged into the
river below. AS yet only one body has
been recoveIed--that OF Harry Jaffray,
of Galt, "a newspaper reporter. The
excitement through the town Is intense.
Little reliable information eau be OBJ
tanned. Search Is belug made at and
below the seems, of disaster.
Benefits Polar Expedition.
LONDON. May %.
james Gordon Benefits polar ship
will soon sail for Havre, where tenn
porary crew will b. shipped. when she
Will leave tor San Francisco.
sehouva loft and Lord sail bury.
LONDON. May %.
Count Schouvalotf had an interview
With Lord Salisbury, the Foreign Sec
Rotary, to day.
Russians Reinforced.
LONDON, May %.
A dispatch from ireoizonde states
that the Rnsslabs AT Eizrroum have re.
eeivtd reiLforctntnts OF 10000 men.
Putlid lever Is ravaglbg the garrlsOn at
that place.
Ihe Instruction Spreading.
LONDON, Nay %.
The instruction In LuZlotOu against
the Russians Is spreading. Ii ls estl-
mated that from l0,0UU TO $1,000 La
zlstans are uudlr aims. 1ney are
prosecuting guerilla warfare against
lba Ru.al
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24

BUFFALO IN. Y J, May %.
Madame MojesAa Will make her APP
pearance here IL. morrow evening as
Juliet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24
Finad i'm Indian Affairs.

CHICAGO, May %.
The Times Washington Special, ia
TIE course of severe REMARKS on the
subject, says: The Indian Bureau Is
greatly concerned about.the charges OF
fraud against that organization in
awarding contracts. The latest item OF
news 10 stir up the Bureau is the in.
telllsence received today OF TIE ue-
piorable state Of affairs among the Ute
lndians'es Colorado. They are on the
verge of open rebellion against the
Government. They have complained
Ut bad treatment for nearly = months.
| he army officers have justified their
complaints. aud clearly point out the
practicable remedy. They have all the
while testified TO the DAM erous temper
III which the Indians have been placed
by bad Treatment. Their reports, un
I'll recently, were utterly UNDECIDED A
short time ago Commission of
Two CIVILIANS and an army officer
was appointed to investigate the IN after.
There Is no possible excuse for
this delay OF several mouths IN IN.
qniribg into abuses, winch. from
present aspects. may. at any moment,
result III All Indian war In Colorado
aud New MeAico. The Utes are a
powerful natiou, there being over 3,uuU
III Colorado aud some 1000 IN New
Mexico. Ii they resolve on war, as lis
bow probable, they would cause great
blaodshed aid expense, ana. if thls
takes place II Is admitted on ala hands
that the Indian Bureau, aud that. alone.
wall be to blame.
speaker randall and sae Potter In
\ veAtisasi0n.
oHIcAGo. May 30.
The Tribune's Plt,sbarg correspond.
sht has lnterylesed Speaker Randall
regarding the Potter Investigation
sandailAthrmed positively that the in
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has the endorsement of the of the Matrons and
Physicians of the principal Infant Asyums and
Lyng-n Hospitals in he United states and Physi
Clans OF all schools have given it their unqualified
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A TERRIBLE NIGHT AT A THEATRE.

Once, when bashful cub, took plain
unsenti mental country girl to a comedy
one night | had known her day she
seemed divine; | wore my new boots. At
the end of the first half hour she had said,
why do you fight with your feet so ?' |
said: Ibid ?' Then | put my atten-
ton there and kept still.
At the end OF another half hour she said :
why do you say, Yes. oh. yes . and
'Ha, ha, oh certainly very true" to ev-
erything | say, when half the time those
are entirely irrevelant answers?" |
blushed and explained that had been Il
little absent-minded. At the end of an
other half hour she said, please why do
You grin so steadily at vacancy, aud yet
look so sadP" | explained that | always
did that when rejecting.
An hour passed and then she turned and
contemplated me with her earnest eyes,
and said: why do you cry all the time ?'
j explained that very funny comedies al
ways made me cry. AT last human ma
ture surrendered, and secretly slipped my
boots off. This was mistake. | was
not able to get them on any more. 1t was
rainy night; there were no omnibuses
going our way, and as | walked home,
burning up with shame, with the girl on
one arm and my boot under the other,
was an object worthy of compassion, es-
pecially in those moments OF martyrdom,
when had to pass through the glare that
fell upon the pavement from street lamps
Finally, this child of the forest said /:
"Where are your boots ?" and, being taken
unprepared, put finishing touch to the
follies of the evening with the stupid re-
mark: 1.-The higher classes do not wear
them to the theatre. "-Dudiey Warner.
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