davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-08-09


for magazines, tlnhhlc III printing. mud, In fact,
AIN considered Eunua; aNl also by tho young
gentlemen followers, who ndnru tic hem ot my
aprnn atrinlR, mn kilpwn rs "qntto II ratctl.n
Although lIayo not ovcrrsfmnted my guod
ts'nt,, Whit hossnH tho nous do piunlo arc,
TOR. though nlin mar be told how "smart" TaM
arr Il Is a,lltc .si,o to beuvo II, especially II
you are II lady. Conru[k Is 30 natural to man.
kind It !. taken ms = matter Of course, anil nu
c9tnlncnts ml'lo., T1a hc.roi.cA OF 'nlnc Is |.
pian farmer, AMI. now tint my eyes nro Oro,l,
tn ii,n. Ut very con,uon iatellira.tcc, and With
low @ y, !deas alnye plgs an1 clover hay. 10 l'ns
we'll tntto. think II IN inr ny own interest not
t. t. throw a"ay NY onoortunltles nna watto my
llte coapod m With an unanprcetattrn pprso1t.
ncncc my duty to break this entanGlancnt Iii
suite Of conscclitlni. principles. haYe acv.
cral CHANCES to t1o better. the. was popular,
wcli.to.tlo iawvct VIII, rcccntlY proposed for
mr hImt, nfl "1'onld inyo contfercd his casc
for!o''sly but from no fnes Of 'l: bcing nd
over, with m !ncilmbrance OF six snlal chit.
drcn, anl | tlon't care to take afy, rnoree
RESPONSIBILITY than possth!e, z consider |
possess IN myself MI cqn'valnnt for n'ly atnotint
81 value received niosf a,ls tlnn ca,i ot1tr. int
, 1879-08-09
NOTES TO CONTRIBUTORS.

II. l.. A., Grand Kaptds-Thc paper Won refer
to was misaid; will try and hunt 1t up for you.
IS requested.
Ya#
Members Of Tho Home Club will notice TINT
the Secretary give, formal aunoAneetnent Of
the next monthly meeting.
#H<
Chadwick objoctb To beiTg dead, and Mt pres
cut bus no ambition to attend hts own funeral.
Ilr accordingly gives nutice that lie l,as s'phr-
nfxcd."
w.
Sweet Drler-Your letter cannot be printed,
for tho reason that 1t Is written on both sides,
Tic Conductor lias frequently warned contrlbu-
tors not TO do so.
%*x
A correspondent suggests Surprise PARTIES"
as theme for tic Interchange Of opiniops. On
this s,,bjnct some OF tile ministerial brothrcn's
wives might give some valuable information.
wv
Some weIl.wtltten papess on archery, rowing,
lawa.tepnts, and other calisthrnEc sports III
which young indies and girls can enpage would
be very acceptable, to many Of The l1oms read
cts.
=. w
Tho marriage and divorce question seems to
increase fn Interest. The communications
printed In this number Of Tho Iiomo will bc
found interesting. Many Of tteul asc very
practical.
, 1879-08-09
WOMAN'S KINGDOM.
A KEJoINDER TO D. H. rIN0nRY.


inAmo srn'sa'; m ;,,, Col, July srr9m a this fat
a"ns oo" re ~ s"u s';, ,. tran, -, , Ia"a yI
nase nm, w. tne sopd ca
OF this high altitude, / cannot forget tic busy
vorla frnm ,yhfr ron,e nnL r1,e uon. viii
It's weekly fru,ght OF roud and inditiorent vii
Wisdom. ind toelc. NV" s "''
n, Whnl 70 tc'! ana iaa'es q ING nonc. ana
Ga!llofhia N parlFcGlar. lhat 1tst bcfore start
% ns on luz 81 "TstmaFq IonsneY rtce'Ye tsle COM
pnotn, q ,. ~. - tlnEreY 10 tilo snapG o. IN
ai.d @ Lecture. b'reau notlcea' from whiel, learn
.nut ~ J. mt on,y iatnota ns q writer, blt also
as LECTURER. ven. thls picture sent inc, IN,
stga't nt nossss oia at,a heiY, ns my tat'cY Taa
looking '9an' With hsgh forchaad and lun:. tlow-
nE ocatu. Aty exelamatloh on set1tiH is Was.
What pity that hlan ehun~ca " naturc with
eooa looSsl eln9sehce, ai',i ahiittf 70 interest
so poor use az to trY to wriso down, and talk
tl"wn, and deprive OF rights ons.halt ol tho hl-
tnan iam!ly VINO are endowed by TIC Creator
win all tue !aslittaea as man hlt7taet pos!essos
erty. n,l;' the pursuit Of hapn!noss equally with
Mu.h hlnSlOIn." anu. Judging from Ills writings
in lnn 1'nlnuNE, we know without, hoarlng,
, what tue lecture amounts to. think waman
KNOWS, or ought TO KNOW, what tier k!llg!tunt
quito as well as d. ll. rlngFey does; md. to
nv mind, ha would use his time aud talents to
better p,lsposo wcro he to t4k. Of
nan's Kingdom. of which ho ought to
kuuw moro, a,ll on which Ills services
nFe more nteaet NOunn'S ktigu0ln
ts tho world, nild llor work whatever hor head "r
hor alM's @ Ill., to ao TOT tl!o goai OF hersct antt
snhcre, or Yer work, ana D. u. ringray has 70
right to go beyonl llso work ot us Creator. BY
tho WHY, Sir. PlnGrey is not David, but Darius,
1lc will please pardon that mistake. As to the
, 1879-08-09


OTTAWA, Aug. 4.-3nco my letter on gcra~
niu.ns I have had inquiries In regard to roofing
alps OF thcm dur ing the month Of August. In
those plnccs whers tie air Is damp and warm,
where regular "dog-day wcoihern IL OK
porcncc1, they nfe sure to root will little caro-;
but In dry, hot climates shaly paet OF the gar
don must he selected, and the cutting
be kept well watercl In Potter Hen
a!erson's n'ltlrcss,-as reported by TIE
TR1nusE's correspondence strcss
was laid By him when planting sectls to preas
tho sutl firmly on them. thus making them less
susceptible to tic hnt air above. This atlviee
applied to cuttings will bn found admirable,
that ia, press tho earth close to Tho cutting
after 1t has bcen watored. Ono OF my corrc-
spontlents wrotu Of startling her slips IN bog.
covered With glnss. Trr this method, ny Kan
sas friends, md llcv will bo loss likely 10 10 al
fceted by your e,llnnte.
The uadal inquiry. in regard 10 lifting scented
ccrauluuss from. Tho ground after they llavo
grown ll1urtnntly through! the sumncE. 10 they
will not Wit. eau only bo answered In one way.
They are sure to loss sumo lcaycs, cvan with tila
whether to pot them now, md lot them regain
souc Of their strength u The open air before tlle
irosts of fall, Or pot them at tic last. aud BY
caro- a,Mt shatlfnE keep wlat luxuriance you can.
Tile surost Hny Ia to pot Them III the bprlng
and pIungo tho not until fail; then tho plant
can bs luovcd to tue house without disturbing
T. fl!e rose nnd balm eersolu1ns are favor
ie, e not VIZ een a ri ,,e even ee o, osa sss vsrS o
ties for tteIr fragrance. Tho var!cgated rosu
md the skeleton variety make lno alldll!on to
the old kinds. Some laye remembered mr.
promise Of last winter to send slips Of foltnged
geranfllms th!s summer. havc sent to ali np-
pleanst who tnclosod postage, and have q few
more varieties to spnrc.
Mrs. L., Twill wrlte hetoro long on hyaclnths,
mid cyclamen also, aud writo you personally be-
foro send the bulbs. Any other Of The Homo
readers who wouh like bulbs Of either can al-
drtss nc, Box 2053, Ottawa, and will reply.
Mrs. b., llave | answered your question satis-
factorllyi II not, wrlte me Us directed. Your
package will have reached you by this tine.
Lillian.
, 1879-08-09
ANOTHER PLEA FOR DIVORCE


LAFAYETTE lhd;' Aae' a.-fhc communica-
tion from Ernst IN your isstle OF AUG. has
prompted me to thus attempt IA untranco into
The Home etrc,e of Tun Tntbuyr In or,ler To
H,onts expressed on marriage and divorce. They
arc exactly ny own sentiments, and nothing Is
pleasauter t1,au scctpe our own humble but
ionc.c1.-isbut iacca dro,aed IN ,u1 rut
, asenes''".u '!'.., 'a.ue u.s'seu W anu put
INTO ATTRACTIVE fcau lux mnttar tahscss
1t would bo ssiat OF 'hefng nble to
do 80 for ouoselll. Since llayo undertaken tu
aav thus much. md hnyInr hn,l a sevcr. ncrson.
=, .~ao,ton"o .oa.,,I, - .,,,e,,oo ,rt.h n,
~ c1per!eAee, cohci"oo " auFa1'ec VII" VI!
due mouesty snfne OF my convictions In regard
to The subject under discussion. While per-
M r., ,br iu.prr n thc rtcnts NJ nnothcr In thc
~ :. w s u ,,n ,e .1ut =. nnos"es !" NV
n'al1cr oi a'fosee' s.,'l LINK shefo ate 'c"
crncta by. think Il would bu safe to conclude
that any ,nan or woman flint fnfls in nnv rurrant
,,,,rao J., t,,,1,,r H.. ~ ,.. .,,as,., s,.,.n.
.ek.so , :, u, iu'1't'i' 1'9 " .e' .l'a'nN uu'cs
Turing tta tirat i9w month o. theIr union is nor
pinesa. ! flcY ilnu II lmbosaiolc TO MAKO li'e
pheasant Tor caeh otser 'hG fasst year, WINE the
art'oF OF tIc1r ioYo - at lts hight,-l VIII pre-
sumo they "ere nromptcu by pure passion,
otherwise It should be considered nuthi1!e more
nor tess thaf' nrost'tut!nn,-iio f'ln'f Less can
II nc expected OF them wheI, INC hrst cxctc'nent
'lls. sallurc as NttIct!s a,aLet' uto .Nc "1uho'o
nous round Of cares and duties, for OF such Is
life nnde up IN most part. ,....-..-......
Another conviction q milne Is Tint We arc none
OF US called upon rs Christians 70 mike uncon,
titilonhl surrender OF our cherished ttlcas OF
what f. upright aMl goati in the sIght
nt (aod to nnos'er's selfish, possibly #
clous dIsnoslson,. in ortcr, to ha thn1ight
constant AMI true IN tue marriage relation. The
world has no right to usk L: We n!l owon
arst duty to "Our tnfhcr IN licaVcn," and Ito
fcils lis lO lt0 from temptation. ITO live nt
peace with NIL men as much rs within you llo";
but Q titae comes when torhoaranco ceases to bo
virtue. anu Is only turned info means nt
fostering evil. Many good nun, md more
good women, EnTo per'nitted themselves to inll
away from hitherto pure nnti lioneht lIfo tnto
ono Of negligence md elokh, II not to aomc-
thing worse, through The mistaken Idea that It
was iheir duty to entl.ise mud become ANYTHING
III order 10 I've 1T peara with nature At var
with ll good, all possibility Of happiness.
Whit Inv of man da7o to impose IT. Upon \
soul tlat longs TO soar up into tho pure l!aht of
Gnaa lore, 70 gtvo Up 'fs or her hope oi Heaven
, 1879-08-09

4ht1 ,,, nsns,,r, r., a knnrtn,1pc
~ "ssss.. ..a' W. p'ssuMo s.',' ,s 49,, ~
@ every c.so Of our trout .roat1e. % md ID ro " sre Of ali
cronturc., the most unreasonable, Attcr a,l Tho
rountIc.s homi1tos mud c,aays m 1tfe, shovInr
tic wcnknosses OF tho fcsii npI pontlnr ont 4
way 0t lonn!ucss, wn nru stIll in tl,o sca uf nf-
fictlp,,, viii Tin f1no II f1iatresa scoknr hein
So evidently Ia soucthInr Tho nnttcr With ia
tint every seltlr. sun iIny find ia hi tn tIccpcr
thnio. tho,Irh at the l,roak ot 1ng II nron,scd
golden snilcs,
Wa lnt,k on pyer7 nago OF Tim T1omo mud wn
Gp,i rcroun,ctl tnIcs oi sorrow, oycry yariety OF
nllaar. lie IND or ufo ptnctratcd mid piorcc,l,
t,lnt,onhoo matrllnory, maternity, NIX, tt'vorca
ilashcti md rehasllcl witt, Htli1od ahnses, and
l,e1tl Il, t1n nubt]c razo pn pnper An Dnstfrno or
sacrcd nrnse.
ID bc slJro, tl,ts IL mart OF t1,c panorama Of
lfe ns ne t,utl tt: but TIC presumption to Wisdom
il 40 nt,.tiycly riYcn TINT ot,n stnrrc.t al Tho
simplicity NJ nlyica for tt,ch complIcatutl i.suca.
1hr general crookelnrss il IA mysterious AZ lie
by d systctu OF rnorajxuE is Is CORRECT iu nrac-
ttce ns prenc|inr ngntnst The bowl on one hand
and entertaining him with the other. Wo are
mordilr 6rr,l In fbis worft Il, titI tho thIure we
nIIrht not 10 ,]o n,nl 1cnye un,lono the things
ne ourht Ia do THIS ID IA plcasurabIc mat
trr and ns nntt,ra, rs n moonlight rAgut]u On The
like .,lorr IVA NAV talk md wrfte nbo,1t these
,h'uCs aa d ,nnttcr Of culture md beauty, but
tic solid truth remains that intlntty Ia beyond
viii, its earthly aGInjttcs with which We hayp TO
ilcal bY d common acceptance until
VIC leave these 'classIc grnunds.r The prIn-
eIp!c, Of rood md evil seem to he
~ mixed possession. Wo cannot eliminate
the evil altogether, a11y more tbnn we can hold
, 1879-08-09


CHICAGO, Aug 5,-Please, good friends, allow
inc tn hayc word In the general conyursation.
In thu Irst place, | rant to tell Rob that to
need not speak so snerringly Of llEgh.Sctiool
girls, for they probably know mora than lie
thinks tiley do. Wien attended the High.
8cIlool wsa In large class, and wo had soH,e
excellent coolea ami housokcnpcrs among tho
girls. Many U! tl,nln did nil thnlr own drsss-
making md millinery, nut attendotl school rog-
ntarly ulsn, sasl.les learung lIow t., 'sshoot
French, tir1ak, Hebrew, lHlnting, AMI nil lie
rest Of tn higllschool curriculum Of nonscNse,''
we luurnsai many other va'uab1u lessonh Tint thu
Bnnrd OF Education hadn't Included IN tho
Coitrsc.
Ralph ilackstraw, think 1t Is . very gontl
thing for The verll,g lady whom you Wevo honor-
t1E ~ with your Attentlh,ls TINT you nnw want
tn break your bargain, for II you eau talk about
lItr beforD marriage ns you do, what won't J0u
say after tho k1ut IL ttcila
X yOl wish for mcsr tlotlsclteeper Instead
OF u cbEnpnnon, asa Wlfe Is cxpoctesi to Ike,
R,lsMcr solno Ut tho advertisements In TIM R1H-
USE. rl.rra nro plenty Of wIdOwS aud sl,ierlv
la'lics who want to be houseksopcrs for Kentla.
men.
Perhaps these mon who aso looking i,s cooGs
instead OF wlvea will gat fooled some lino day.
IL would serYU them right YIDDIE.
, 1879-08-09
Selflshness the In1r11et1lateC Cause
OF Unnunbered
Woes.
Womnn's Kingdom tho W0rfaj Her
Work Tho Good Of tho Iiu-
mnn Race.
Chadwick Objects to Being Dead,
and Announces His Hesur-
rection.
Wax Flowers, Rod Ants, Stamping
Powder, and Miscellaneous
Topics.
ETETN.

II AlE'fNs
M LYDIA r. n1SMAn.
know q little clfIn sweet
With eyes Of bluest bluc,
Whose hair in tttie eilkon web
With sunlight shialng through:
Whose cheeks Iike applo blossoms are,
Whose brow fair AZ peafa,
tut she wears fsocks Of calico
Just like littls girl.
Gho does not like to study we'll,
She docs not like to sew.
But who Ger saw tairy srr!to
That worked, Ia ilko to know,
And what this as!nt5 elm does
You want to know. 'Hpaser
bhe Just mnEcs sunshine In the house,
Aud .augh1. and phys, and ssows.
And chats and talks, and talks and chats.
And says the quecrcst things,
Anl when she's tired Of talking, then
She reats awhile and sings.
Think some cunning angel tells,
In each swcet morning dream,
Wha. she must say, for. all the day
She talks u perfect strcnm,
Bob says, and calls hor tiny lips
Al noisy as d mill.
And. like the wings Of butterflies,
think them, never still.
Sho's Just fearful little pest,
So Grandpa says. and sml,cst
And tosscs her. and gives her sweets.
And kisHes between whtlcs.
but Grandma, whom ate plies nll day
with questions broad aud tail.
Says homo without unr little elf
Would bo no home ut all.
And 20 VIC kiss her chatterlng lips,
And ktaB her tiny feet,
Ami pray Him who lovcs little ones
10 Keep her puro and sweet.
, 1879-08-09
OUR GIRLS.
TEACH THEN HOW TO CooE.
~, ,hs F.attaY dF Yhe Tribune.

10 sht EatloF ~ 1He lflohte.
Oshkosh, July 8l.-Wfll yon permit m but
slider few words OF advIce to Ralph Rarkstraw.
In my opinion, Nniph, you arc not thu only
Young man Ut the present day who has fallen
deeply III love with pretty, bewltching littlu
grt, who would ncorn thu idea of ever having
been guilty Ut such thing nj snnk!ng delicious
cakc, ur dainty pic, or pudding, but bhe will
atn,tsc you In various delightful ways, singing.
danclng, playing tho plano, chess nnd back"
CANNON, giving the largest share OF hur attcu-
Tim, however, to alrt!ng which Is al very sentt-
mental Just at the present ttinr, but Will
stnount In the average, to mere trash, after
married l!fc commences IN earnest; NIL i'll the
meantime. she Will not eeaso to lIayo nrG,i OF
lure In cottagc, of course tlere aro countless
HrIdgets aI.l sfDllics to bu EAd, yst, III case
they fail to posseta the desired knowledge,
who IL to cunle to tliu rescuet
CHok boUks ura hUt always to ho relied upon.
know tiiat from bitter experience, having at
ol,v time attempted 10 make pound cuke from
rse!pel when each piece would haso Weighed
pound.
tho week nu nlnuses herself ut otlrr tIlnea t,c-
caslolalIY sweeping and dustlng, her htuls NIL
not LOOK quite u white aud delicate (althn1ga.
she mar iIaru tnore nenso IN lier ea ~ those ul
thu young ady who does nothing tut cut c4lldlcs,
ptay crotnet, attend l1attuecs, a.Ml swtn. 10
llsIilmocks reading tho latest novels; al,a, Of
cuursu, young man of HalpE'a fustttioua tasta
could nut fu! IN love with young latly who had
has,.ls that vera u littio coasHe NUT rod, aud
marry her,-tut would be out Ut thu gucslu!l.
Wtll, thuii, II you wIah to u,arsy q fashloulcla
alst, who thinks st.a eau lsaga tho CULINARY art
In slx lnotlths' ti.ua. you may do SO; but ynu
must u,ake 1p your ln!ul to put up wlti tl's
Consequences, and foruYer hold your peace.
AZ tllu old saying II, ''prutty i!ay WHO pretty
dor and .sBrauty ia but skiu dcep," 10 you
viii dnh .aut prItty girl will vrFY soon Jude
when she has 10 assutno tll9 aatlea .ot
dress herself In flue canpslc aaA beautiful
organdies, silks, anl casllnares, Al sho used 70
do; for bia.klug stoves, serubb!ng 1oors, aud
dipping into the tlour-barrel IL not as tidy WORE
bag4lelie. ! delicious ttInupr, well seryel. Is
luxury uut u be desplsed W hungry husbantst
whllu tils choicest aia raFest Of daintles, badly
ishsd w aud spoiled u ~ asgraystion 70 anL
, 1879-08-09
THE 1IE'rrEH-BOK.

There aro letters, papers, and postal.cards at
this Office for the persons whose names appear
below. Those living out Of the city should send
their address and u thresccnt etasnp, upun re-
ccIpt Of which thcfs mai! Mill be forwarded.
Residents OF Clltrago can obta!n Their natl by
calling ut Room aG 1'ninuaE Building:
Miss d. 4. Becker, ur!y Venus.
Xcrlla, Ex-Npium-Entaf,
II. c., Aiordn.
NJ. E., Oshkosh, ltnn0Ea,
Ellen jarvis, Professor,
HSss5na Hsssn III; si;r, fti,' ffrrdne''
, 1879-08-09

- -
TARnTAEE AND N1Vn1tCE.
-A- -s- =. -..-a, .a,s,,,., NJ. ,.,s nn,r,c
FoAts t7AAs AE'o1anhH ~ "A' 'A't'o'
0nAxp Rap1Ds, MIch., Aug. a,--I regret to
,uunouaacc myself as careless reader, but fear
49,. -. ,,,.. a,,u,, T., tba ,,,t,.r ~ r,I.r,,
uA'o ~ os"e4 ieso4sa ~ S,at.. H.. w.
Eesehtataoh OF when r. justly e2inp'a'"s, M W
far as represented F. ashaYing thht no divorced
persons within her knowledge wcro worthy OF
hcr rcannct. a,nce n ,1l ,naan 10 say that no d..
~o,.od M, ,sn,,rr,cd ,,r.;,us hnn hcr ro,nect
vv,Ssa a''a tetts!. Nv" pe'Do"a nAo IT,.
What +. really did say was Qulto ahot1er tnlhs,
s-thDt no hlgamuus narriagc Ind her respect.
vns cnrscan. whicl, II tuexcusablc, uni am
yshanled Of ,nyself ind ncx r.. pardon.
Iinw fem,5ntne ia tnr lnTir which ulyanccs the
following W rurrcrl sylluxIsns:
, 1879-08-09
THE IIOMls CLUB.


MONTHLY HEEFINU 1UtI. IT.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-Tms TRIBUNE Iiomo Club
will hold their regular monthly business meet
Ing Thursday, Aug. II, at tho fremont House
NJ 80 Q. N. klrTlE, Secretary.
, 1879-08-09
A COMMON CASE.


ToMAM, Wts., Aug. h-l hare bcnn lnueh IN.
tcreasp,l'f' Tho Home, though I never yontured
uutIl NOW to aay 40, but III peu3le IRE alIowutE
10 ask adyce, al,.l Sudan fail ot gottng onuugh
ut It, aud mn IL, deep troHhlc. | hppo Tile
flo'ne conlratcrnity will hc Kind enough tu nA.
wise TIC. Ny tronble, OF eoarac, Is man. II It
was July ous could got aloi,gi but thrca or
fpnr aru mors tllan eau 1,anuxs, ana ll.a caru
ia "oIly Tits mud nothing nlorct" nor. lcss.
-Four or Ave wars ago. when was 4ults young,
an.t e1nully III grccu, allowed my teart to
fooli.hlY luad NC intu VI, ontanxlumunt with u
yo,s,lg n,an wno,, .l,en'l thnllHht nothing loss
thun s!rss.clAts hero. Oaliy un4.lRls, sas III
IH hurry ~ spill my good tEmo by marrying
and, Us my narcllts Urged snu ~ euJoy MI girl
hood while lad IL ~ enjoy. he WA tndaced to
walt a low years. ! was scnt to acn,ol. lu,-
proved INV t.tnn, ui.d the l0nR aml short ot itls
! hAye ueqIire4 u goud, practical uluca,ion,
With. u0st VI tlusa accomplishments yotn..
taen always nti,nlrc, n,ll nassably wrlruna play
thu piano we'll hays tsluru than arstitury talents
IN tlusir, a,n1 haya, bcun adY!ssd. to taaku N.Y.
sulf proficient III II; i do my own
urcasIHaklnK, and my partuts and trothsrs call
LIT kuud lUuscksupct. laSu wutten stVtlca
Daily globe., 1879-06-14

the Democrats have not appropriated enough
money, we can afford. to accept it: The
trouble heretofore has been that Congress
has been too lavish il it's expenditures. At
the present session an effort has been made
tolremedy this defect, and all unnecessary ex-
penditures have been cut off, including those
for federal election officers. The saving ef-
footed will be considerable more than
appears at the first glance. But far greater
gain will be realized in the effect that the
lack of these appropriations will have upon
the country. It will put decided check
upon the centralizing tendencies of the
Tunes, and teach the monarchists at Wash
ington that the people are determined to
control their own affairs after their own
pleasure. It will further demonstrate, the
fact that there is not now. nor has ever been,
any necessity for laws that can only be rem
dered effective by an abuse of power. The
elections conducted without the interference
of federal officials. will be found to be as
peaoeable as any ever held in the country,
and the count will no doubt be as honest as
if myriads of supervisors and deputy mar
shals were overseeing the persons assigned
to the duty of making up the returns.
5 Mr. Hayes, despite the opposition of bis
party, will have to approve of all the appro.
priation bills as now framed, and future re.
suits will show that the Democratic majority
was wise in its day and generation in pass
ing them thus.
Daily globe., 1879-06-14

the Presidential contest next year. We do
not esteem Ohio to be the pivotal States but
1t may be 80. It,is certainly of the greatest
importance chat the Democrats should WIN
the October battle. We alo sure that no
effort to that end will be spared. The can
vass promises to be a lively one. All the
national issues will be brought into.it. Local
interests will occupy only minor place.
The Republicans will fight it on the issues of
the late war, with incidental mention of the
financial policy Of the government The
Democrats will fight it on the issue of free
ballot-will ask verdict upon the acts Of
its representatives in Congress on the matter
of the repeal of the election laws passed at
the close of the war. AS to the result we
have little fear, for we are assured that the
great mass of the people are heartily in
accord with the policy cof the Democratic
party. The Democrats are united and har-
monious. They have but to organize and
work to achieve success that may prove q
turning point in our national history
Daily globe., 1879-06-14
The State of minnesota wins.

Yesterday the case of the State Of Mime.
sofa against the estate of the late sheriff,
John G. Becht, was terminated with YER
dict awarding 81, ,923.o3 to the plaintiff. The
history of the case is about as follows:
In January, 1877, suit was brought by the
State against the Pine City Lumber COM
fpany to recover Sc 1000, OF thereabouts, due
for stumpage. Judgment was obtained.
About this iuncture, a day or two
only intervening, W., Merriam, of Mime
apolis, obtained Judgment against the same
company for ST. ZOO and sent the judgment
to this county for execution. Meanwhile the
State had attached certain property belong
ing to the Pine City lumber company. Mer
RAMS writ of execution was placed in
Sheriff Becht's hands, and he levied
on the same property and
sold it. Suit was brought to- recover from
the sheriff, but pending it, he died. The
matter was left to commissioners after his
death and they reported in favor of paying
the claim. From this Sheriff Becht's execu-
tors, John G. Penner and Sarah B. EBecht,
appealed from this award. The trial which
engaged the district court yesterday and the
day before came up on this appeal. After
the evidence was in, and argument heard,
the court instructed the jury to find for the
plaintiff, which they did without leaving
their seats. Mr.. 81. J. Horn appeared for
defendants and Attorney General Wilson for
| the State. 80 III t.ssx55