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New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
TIE EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
AN AUsTRo-GERMAN ALLIANCE or Foor.
vienna. Wedneslay. Aug. n. Is79

An AI9IKO-NEKMAN ALLIANJH ON FOVE
VIENNA. Wednesday, Aug. b. 1879.
Several morning papers here state that an
alliance will shortly be concluded between Germany
aud Austria.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. 81. 1879.
The correspondent OF The Pal Nall GareB at Berlin
says " II is admitted Court circles that there Is
arrangement between Prince Bismarck and Prince
GOrtschakO butt serted that TINS does affect the
relations between the Gar aud tao Emperor William"
The North German GdseHe publishes intelligence from
Vienna that Count Andrassy has proposed Baron Hay
merle his successor, and that should tue Emperor
approve OF his choice. Herr Kaay viii be- appointed
Under-Serreury fOr Foreign Affairs. Tho c0rlcspOHd-
OF The Standard dt Vienna says that Count Audrassy
has communicated Baron Hayucrles cauuiOaiurr 20
Prince Bismarck. ana tnat the official announcement "
his appoLn Lment NAV be daily l1noolel.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

GENERAL BUTLER ORGANIZING.
CONFERENCE HELD IN BOSTON.

Boston, Aug. 27.-There was netting
in this city to-day OF butler Republicans from
various parts of the State. The mee,lg was
held at the Butler headquarters, General Bter beiuE
present and taxing an active part IN 20 con-
ference, 4 formal organization tL-Uted Tor
Immediate campaign operations. Colobei ,Koiand
g. shcr United states Marshal, was appOm II chair
man of the executive committee Nhcn was Lsle up OF
persons from various paris OF the STATE,
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
THE LABOR srRIhE IN ENGLAND.

The Manchester Guardian says: THE Ike
ecutIve Committee Of the NOItn aud Northwest Ian
casure Masters Association will meet I'm Manchester
on Tuesday, the 2d OF september der He pro-
po,al IN thcr reduction Of wages" The MGnehes-
tsr GUARDIANS GORE spoudent at Oldham sayss In
The prescott euper operatives here there Is
telling what extreme measures tucy Will adopt"
Tue .piBucrs IN conference we declared themselves
I'm favor Or scheme - sttmatc c. 4IatOn reGuC
tons In wages continue 20 be made.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
LOUISIANA sTATE CONVENTIONS.

NEw-ORLEANs. Aug. 27.-The LOUISIANA
Democratic state Convention, for the noun ton Of
State officers will bc held in Baton Rouge on October
The Republican STATE Central Committee has esolved
to call convention, be held al NewOrie,rs october
90 TO nominate the regular stage ticket. Ar ,Juion
was offered endorsing General Grant foi I Presi-
dency which PROVOKED "a lively uiscuss4oI lt was
finally Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS
AUSTRIA AND GERMANY COMBINING.

AUSTRIA AND GERMANY COMBINING.
BARON HAYMERLE LIKFLY TO SUCCEED COUNT
ASDRAsSY-JAPAN INDIGNANT.
Iii stated az Vienna that Austria will soon enter
into an alliance with Germany. Baron Haymerle,
who is friendly to Prince Bismarck, will probably
succeed Count Andrassy IA the Austrian Pre-
mier. Isonomy has won the race for the great
Ebor Handicap Much Indignation is manifested
in Japan because the German Minister disregards
the quarantine rules. Reports OF serious disturb
ances in Santiago have come by way of Brazil The
Chilian Legation in Paris believes the news un.
founded.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES CHOSEN.

The Democrats of the LID Assembly DIS
rct of westchester County, comprising the towns Of
Bedford CoTtlaudt. Lewisboro Newcastle North sale
Ossonng, Poundridge, Somers aud Yorktown, held d
convention yesterday Pines Bridge TO select dele
oas TO represent the district in the State Congress
iopal and Senatorial Conventions, with the following
6'ie.ates TO State Convenron-Willlam IL. Wright
william, Edgar Lawrence and Nelson L. toshay Gram
C11tTesslona' COnyention-Mles Adams Isaac Puriy,
RHdonn Boenmer, John Carpenter. Abraham Hyatt,
I.yI Huut and George H. I0dd. . ,,..,,,s y,
senatorial Convenuon-John Heyland, william ~.
strong, Joseph o. Miller, Ellas q Horton Franklin
COuCu.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
BAPTIsT OPINION OF Mr.. MR. .KAaLI.LL.QlCH.

OF Mr. KaliOch personally we have nothing
favorable 10 say We have doubt Of The extent Of his
abilities and his power Of leadership; but We do not
believe Inn to be- "A good man and, In our opinion. the
tendency ms recent teachings has been dlsOrgauEng
ana uemoralZug. Yet he had right 10 say his say,
on u-ive his say II be violated any Jaw. he
amenabe 10 tho law. and not 20 the hand OF violence
II he did not violate any law then ne ought to be maln-
tnlned in MS night OF speech. The review OF the
lie OF Mr.. Eali0Ch, which Is uuayoidtb,y suggested,
cids the INQUIRY whether there ought not 10 be-
way I'm which the denomination relieve Itself from
all responsibility Tor who brings reprOach the
ministerial profession aud on the Christian character
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
SYMPATHY IN BOSTON.
BOSTON woRKINGMEN CALL FOR THE PUNIsHMEN
or LII

OF DE YOUNG.
BOsToN, Aug. 27.-A meeting of wOrkingmen was
held on Boston Common tonight, TO take action
concerning the recent shooting OF l. s. kallCch.
About 800 persons were IN attendance. G. A. Fer
nald presided, and made a spe ch denouncing
the shooting as an outrage. and was followed
by Peter Sheehan, Timothy Coughlin aud others,
who recited briefly the grievances of the working
men. Resolutions embodying the sentiments Of the
speakers and calling upon the worklugmeu Of the
Pacific Coast TO metc out sure vengeance 10 the
perpetratOr of the assault Kall0ch adopted.
The meeting was adjourned until Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
NEWS AT TIE CAPITAL.
AN OLD SENTENCE ANNULLED.

nHE FINDINGS AND SENTENCE IN Tue CASE OF EX-
sURGEoN-GENERAL HAMMOND SIT AsIDE-h
LARGE NUMBER OF PENSION CLAIMS ADJUSTED
AND PAID-THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE Az
FAIRS OF TIE FREEDMEN's BANK.
Secretary McCrary has made a report on the
case of ex-Surgeon- General Hammond, recon-
mending that the finding and sentence OF the
Court Martial which convicted him of cor
ruption and falsebood be set aside,
and DR.. Hammond be placed on the
retired list of the Army, without back, pres
sent or future pay or allowance. Up to July 81,
there have been granted 24,779 arrearages of
pension claims, aggregating $12,630,996 Al.
The statement by Democratic newspa-
pers that Republican campaign documents
have been sent out in Treasury Depart
ment envelopes is officially denied. The
investigation into the management of the
Freedmen's Bank is being pushed forward.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

POUGrKEEPslE. NY, Aug. 27.-D3niel Dillon. Of
Oswego fell overheard from passing tow near this place
day. ana Was drowned
KILLED on THE TRACK.
ELIZABETH, y. j., Aug 27.-Ffauk Green, age
fity years, track agorer the Pennsy yana Railroad
was by the Phadr yha express at UmOnt0wn
morning and instantly killed
FOUND IN THE MISSISSIPPI
81. LOCIS, Aug. 27.-lHe body Of James Reilly
extensive pOrkpaeker, who disappeared bis homo
twenty below this city last evening aud brought
town this morning.
DOODLE MURDER IN ILLINOIS
ST LOUIS. Aug. 2T.-Samucl H. lcmbertOn and
homes near VA pole were waySd yesterday assassin.
atel supposed they were murdered by persons with
whom they nad lawsuit
A BIGAMIoT SENTENCED II PENNsYLVANIA
HARRIsBUBG, rcnn., Aug, 27.-Ciar.es A. Carl
vino s. known IN Different mats OK
ana preieuCe ana sentenced pay hne 500
aud undergo Imprisonment IA penit nisry years
a DEPUTY CONSTABLE KILLED IN ARIZONA
SAN Francisco, Aug. PA dt.pafcl from Fort
Thomas Arizona, saysi Deputy Constable HINES Killed
chant psry OF nine men run Stafford have Collins hi,
and Justice Mann IN custody Fears enerauci
Tor their safety,
SEVEN YOUNG MEN ARRESTED on CHARGE OF
kUhLlAlNG.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug. 21.-NeYen men, namely
James Ames. Warren Amcs Jace Estss Ctmp Oman, James
Dovmng, James e. and Jen Oman have been ara sef
charged horrible murder tgnuIltei Ut l1sleIn
pars Henry County, near small town "a ed San3uls
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
SCRANTON, Penn, Aug. Tins afternoon q To-
piuy, lunpeu rom tho and ptell8-d ever an
emban distance n thirteen fccL JIag Bac AW0a
Cliof engineer ot tue company and Daniel vaughn brake
mau. SAod- Several ou"r- were slghty injured
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
HE PANAMA CANAL PROJECT.

LDNDON W0HUT'UNI, NUE Y, IHI3.
At the meeting of the British Association
Sheffield, Yesterday paper 10y Lieutenant BouauRrte
Wy.e was read setting forth the advantages OF the canal
route proposed by VI. de LeSscps. Lieutenant Wyse
stated that convention was agreed upon between tho
, mama Railroad Company dud himself whereby the
company permitted and agreed 90 and the proposed
cauil some discuss on followed, aud Opt ions adverse
the LCsscpa rouse Were expressed De- Captain kXtOn
ana Captain Cameron, the African explorer
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
THE SAN FRANCISCO TRAGEDY
MR. KALLOCH STILL IMPROVING.

HIS son AssAILs THE CHRONICLE AT PUBLIC
MEETING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-The reports in relation
TO the condition Of Mr. KallOch continue To be fa-
voraDle. With the exception of vigorous attack
on The Chronicle by youGg Kaloch, the Working
mems mass-meetIng last nIght was devoted to gem
eral campaign topics, and after adjournment the
audience dispersed quietly.
FAIR PROSPECTS OF RECOVERY.
SAN Francisco, Aug. -Midnight-Kalloch's
condition is tonight reported by his physicians as
satisfactory and if inflammation does not set in he
may be considered III "a far way of recovery.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
THE nrrgE OF BEAUFORT ENTERTAINED.

NEWPORT, Aug, 27.-James Gordon Ben
nett gave an outdoor ete at sOuthwcke Grove to-day
in honor Of the Duke Of Beaufort Several hundred
guests present Among them Governor Carroll, OF
Marylapd the Hon. Augustus Schell, the Hon. Vim. NJ.
Tyarts, General Preston, exMiulster 10 Spain. SIT
Edward Thornton, NJ. Outrey the French Minister aud
ma Others
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.


DISTURBANCE N SANTA GO-IHE PHEsIDENT 5AID
TO HAVE FLED.
RIO JANEIRo, Monday, Aug. 4, 1879.
A dispatch from Santiago, tue capital OF Clili,
dated July 81, says serious riots have occurred In
that city IN consequence Of the popular discon-
tent at the conduct OF the war. The populaco
erected Darrcade and shouted death "a the
traitor Ministry" Two persons KILLED in conflict
with tue troops and several wounded II Is reported tlat
the Chilian President has lied TO place telegrapued
as Vlna-
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
latest adyices by mail announce that

General Artelga. Comman ler-inChirf OF tue ChiIan
Amy. resicusd that pos zion on July IS ald
ceeded by General Eacaa. Tie ChIlan Secretary Il
state Don Domingo Sa. IA Maria arrived 40 Autofa-
g5ta On July IL mpauedb by manN members oi Con-
gr, ST.. Tue army received 10000 Courtaiu Ifes aud
100 Krupp guns. Tho Chau naval operations we're 20
be conducted by Two squadrOns, under the direction
OF Commanders Simpson or tue Admirai, and COchraHe
and LOpcZ OF the BlaucO EutaatO.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

ton. The delegates will TO the convention Wholly
unpedged A motion was made during t1e mteung 10
take the opinion of the association the arent eau
dldates State Offices but after few rer aT u war
withdrawn the sentiment Of the association pelns
against action.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Aug. q. 1879
The contract for photo-.ithographlEg tine current
work Of the Patent Office to-day awarded 10 Norris
feteIs OF Washington. The Graphic Company and the
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
DELEGATES FROM THE NINTH DISTRICT.
The IXth Assembly District Republican As

socation held special meeting last evening Tor the
purpose Of nominating delegates TO the hepuDNcah
4t,te Convention The following delegates and alter
mates were selected and viii be voted upon Friday
evening There will be opposition: Delegates
GEORGE b. Deane. IT,, Matthew Kane, Jeremiah PanE-
tutp and George T. 3ierKlre. Aherls tc5-h liilam l.
Keves H. IL CArgll L. b. Miller and James e LudlnE-
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
LIE REPORT nornrFp.

PARIS. WeUne3day Aug. 2, 1870.
The Chilian Legation uas sent the following to tho
Paris papers;
Fnis Legation believes the news that revolution las
broken out IN santiago be unOuudcd. Odicil dis
patches received 20 the 23d inst do mention any dis
turDdnccs
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

81. LOUIS Aug. IT, ne Dbuy OF Jdalch KeiIly
extensive packer, who disappeared from bis ho6
here last Thursday found IN the Mississippi River abOu
twenty below this city last evening aud brought q
toW IA rul
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
FoUNDIN THE MISSISSIPPI.

ELIZABETH, y. j., Aug. &G-EfaHk Green, age
fifty years track aDOTer the Pcunsy yani3 Railroad
was Phi4drlyhla at UuOn0wn this
rt.try. and fusF FartffC Al led
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
CRIMES AND cAsCALTlES-BY TELEGRAPH.
nRowNEp IN THE HrnsoN

PoUGrKEEPslE, NY. Aug. 27.-Danie Dillon Of
OsWeg1 fell overheard passing tow place TO.
day. ana drowned.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

HARRISBURG, Penn, Aug. 2I.-Chalrinan DaYl
Legislative Committee to investigate the Oyerissue
bonds Of 1853 says the committee viii meet I'm PM
deipna september and report that bonds have be-
lost tuat tue mystery cleared by the eLana
OF the book found containing the bond accounts.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

TIE CANADIAN REVENUE RETURNS.
OTTAWA Aug. 27.-Ihe customs and inland rev.
e combined show balance for the first six months
1873 over l,Tr Of = l,244O29.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2I..-Samucl II. lCmDeTtOn and
William Roberts. while reforming from Gaatn H. heir
MIpJle, were Mayi5d yesterday iud
atel supposed hey were murdered by persons with
vi nad lawsuit,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20

be was once by birth the possessor, but was
stripped Of it by the sane disasters which
have Frustrated The fortunes Of Us all but he
is still a member Of that better aaistocracy
from which neither caucus, SANDER, malice
domestic, or foreign levy" can exrel bin; the
arisiocIacy Of strong, refined and cultivated
intellects; he is the nobility Of high principles
and integrity, and bis tie prcules; Of all es-
cutchcous-a pure aud spo;less name
Such, as | honestly and firmly believe, IS the
man whom, under the remorseless edict Of an
igrepressble ooncave, and in obedience to the
fierce demands ofinappcasable hunger for Office
you are about 10 eject from place Of trust 10
which he had isst been houoably installed,
aud for DO other reason under Gods heaven
than because you have the power and that
your party demands the sacrifice. You must
know how many OF bis name and family per
ished 10 the recent war, aud how impoverished
are the survivors. You must know what have
been his own sutIeriDss and how he became
NAMED FOR life
You will still GO on with your work, but
when You have done this and ike deeds, when
the lust Of Office. Ike that Of MessaliDa tlas-
sGta medium satiqtQ), has become tired though
not satisfied when the whirlwina Of passion
has subsidized and period Of reflection. per-
haps Of remorse, is vogchsaied to you, give
you credit for enough Of conscience, if not Of
maguanimity, 10 believe that you will say Of
this act as Macbeth did Of his bloody hands,
" This is a sorry sight" A. all events, when
the political siilctto has completed what the
Federal tu!le; began. we will be able TO say,
proudly, even though sorrowiully,
'Tho earth tha, bears him dead,
Bears not alive truer gentleman"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20
Notice.

F5NO JOHN J.. KEPlART. JAMES T MO-
Il LER. ELIZABETH r. MOLEB, ELLEN
!. MOLER, MAGGIE X. MOLER, LILLE
j. MOLER. JENNIE L. MOLER, and JAS.
T. MOLER, Jr
Take notice that on Monday Januarv u, lsS0.
between the hours Of 10 A. N. and 2. ~. at;he
Oilce ct Cleon Moore, Notary Public, IN Charles
town, West Virginia. we shall proceed 10 take
the DISPOSITIONS Of sundry witnesses, ia our behalf
in a chancerg suit, now depending in the County
Court OF Jefferson county, West Virginia where
in we are Plaintiffs and you are Defendants.
Jacob NJ. Kephsri, Samuel NJ. Knott aud Mar
garct N. Knott, his wife.
BY COUNSEL.
Dec IS, lS19-it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20

What other preparations iail to do. Halls
Hair Remover surely accomplishes. It renews
the hair and especially restores its color when
gray aud faded. As dressing it is unSur-
passed, making the hair moist, soft and glossy.
The most economical preparation ever offered,
its effects remain long time. and those who
have once made a trial Of it will never use any
cni Umen, ffcdonid, Nelc
Tort.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20
WOODED y

being the costly and highly improved residence
OF the late Judge Henry - George Tucker, and
cnrfairlnr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20

A western ink-slinger hits the nail on
tie head in a piece Of advice rendered tie
Wool Growers Convention Which vii. meet
soon at Parkersburg. Kill off the worthless
dogs, he urges either by taxation or bullets
and tue demand for sheep from the interior of
the State will rapidly assume the proportions
Of boom.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20

Judge Keith, of the Circuit, viii hear,
in chambers in Alexandria, Va, on the 22d
instant, the argument of counsel ia regard to
the crossing Of the Virginia Midland railroad
by the Shenandoah Valley railroad, near Rive
ton, Warren county. The question at issue is
whether the latter road shall eros the track
Of the former at grade or above or below the
same. 1t is claimed on the part of the Mid
land road that crossing at grade would be
damaging and dangerous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20

The acme of feminine fashionable friv
olity-to style it by no worse namc-haS been
reached in Gotham where dress making has
cpecial branch which devises tasty and he
s0ming ladies shrouds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!

10y virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed on the
I } 2O,h day OF September. 1870 by Thomas
HE, Trustee of Mrs. Sarah b. Grove, and the
said Mrs Sarah Il. Grove. and recorded in the
then Recorders, now County Court Clerks
Onicc. OF Jefferson County, West Virginia. in
Deed Book No. Z, iolios 33l, 335 and 1886 70 Thos.
c. Green as Trustee, conveying the Real Estate
hereinafter described, 10 secure the paymcut o.:
certain debts therein set forth, upon which said
debts Tie following amouats are due and unpaid,
t0-Wit:
To assignces Of J. Gregg Gibson, S. .557.3l,
with interest from the 7th day oil December 1872,
subject 10 a credit of $40 July !, 1878. 10 j.
Gregg Gibson, 81, l54 II, with interest from 5Oth
day 81 November, 1878, and after paymcn, OF the
aforesaid debts, then $4,000 % Mrs. Mary, z.
Berry; the undersigned, Daniel B. Lucas. and /.
Boyd Faulkner, who were substituted as Trustees
By an order OF the Circuit Court Of iclicfson
county, West Virginia, entered on 3lst day of
October, 1871, in place Of Thomas c. Grccn, FOR
mer Trustee, will ohcr a public sale, on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20

4 CLEnCYMAX's 0rINioN- Having had an
opportunity to test the excellent qualities OF
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, hesitate not to say,
it is the best remedy l have ever used IN my
lamiy-Rev VIM Chapman, Pastor N. L.
Church. GeoEgetown. D c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20
BANK NOTICss.

T'nE First National Bank Of JeiIersonat Charls-
( town will be closed on CHRISTMAS and
NEW YEAR DAYS. All paper maturing on said
days must paid on or before the 2lth or 3lst
Instant respectively. SAM'L. HOWELL,
Dec Is. lST9-3i. Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-20
Tuesday, October 9ist. 1879,

in front Of the Court House, in Chsr'cstowa.
jefferson County, West Virginia, at y o'clock,
~, thc following valuable Real Estate:
Al of that valuable farm, situated about oae
known As
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-01-14
THE ARMY OF INDIA.

The Pail Mall Gazette says that the
Is, 900 men who are to be added to the
native army in India will bring up it's
total strength to about lac, 600. The
present force consists Of 900 artillery,
Is, 700 cavalry, 5000 sappers and miners,
1O2, 900 infantry, and some 200 body
guard, or total of 125, 600 men. The
strength of the European troops upon
the Indian establishment, exclusive Of
those temporarily detained in India, is
about 81, 800, consisting of 4300 cavalry,
1850 artillery (horse, field and garri-
SOM and engineers, and 45, 800 infantry.
The total force will thus number for
the future over 202, 900. The Indian
army charges, according to the esti-
mates for the current year, amount to
$4,000, 900. The augmentation of To-
900 men to the native force, which it
has been roughly estimated will cost
about $4,000 or $I15,0 900 month,
will add some 81, $50, 600 to the annual
charge, making it about $50, $50, 600.
The small number of European officers
that are attached to the native regi-
ments has been much commented upon
Of late, and when the proportion is con-
sidered there seems good ground for
the apprehensions that have been ex-
pressed. 1t appears that of the present
native army OF 125, 900 men the Euro
pean officers and non-commissioned
officers only number 1910, or 1.3 per
cent
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-01-14

paused moment, and then said, with at
spring: The soul can lift the body out of its
boots, Sir. When our Captain was dying
| say dying, for have seen scurvy enough
to know--every oldscar in his body was a
running ulcer. Ifconscience testers under
its wounds correspondingly, hell is not
hard to understand. Inever saw case so
bad that either lived or died. Men die of
it usually long before they are so i'll as he
was. There was trouble aboard, there
might be mutiny. So soon as the breath
was out of his body we might be at each
others threats. I felt that he owed even
the repose of dying to the service. I went
down to his bunk, and shouted in his ear:
'Munity, Captain, munity' He shook off
the cadaveric stupor: Set me up, he said !;
and order these fellows before me- He
heard the complaint, ordered punishment,
and from that hour convalesced. Keep
that man awake with danger, and he
wouldn't die Of any thing until his duty
was done. DR. Elders Bi0graphy of
KnDe
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-01-14
A CITY IN TWO STATES.

Bristol is perhaps the only city in the
world that has two mayors, two city
governments, police, &C., and that is
taxed in two States. The line between
Tennessee and Virginia is in the centre
of Main street, and it gives rise to many
funny scenes; as, for example, therun-
away couple need no coach-and-four,
but, arm-ln-arm, step across Main
street and are welded. The fugitive
commits crime in Virginia, goes to
the pavement ON the other side OF the
street, and talks deffantly to the officer
on the opposite side, who has war
rant for his arrest. A stumble or too
bold disposition will sometimes, how
ever, bring him to grief. Several in
stances have occurred of fugitiyes being
hustled across the line by a party pre-
pared while in the act of holding such
conversation, and they tell of man
who defiantly perched himself on pile
of store boxes within six feet of the
line, jeering the officers on the other
side, but, unfortunately for him, some
more law-abiding citizens tilted the
boxes, and when he reached the ground,
to his extreme modification, he found
that he was in the other State.