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THE ST. PAUL BOOM.

Sonae Lies Reftsted- The Eccelent Oualttu
cJ tAe LO0s WAfcls Come OUer the Falls.
Minneapolis Lumberman, July 25.
The Chicago bear organ last week printed
the following in reference to the logs which
go over the Falls of st. Anthony for the
lower market:
In ell. it is estimated that about 1000, 900
rect will be run over the falls destined for q
down river market. As rule il may with
safety be assumed that the quality of these
logs is 80 far below that usually offered from
the st; Croix, Chippewa and Black rivers, that
the holders thereof will find it losing expert
ment in going so far from home to find mar
ket for their logs. All the blow and bluster
MADE by certain company speculators, has
proven but 80 much tulnaen 6rutena; a stencil in
the nostrlls of honest lumbermen. y
NOTE. There is richness peculiar in the
last sentence.
What object the little patent agent can
have in publishing such barefaced statements
concerning this matter beyond trying to pre-
vent the sale of logs, and keeping the mill
men away from the river points, would be
hard to figure out. It is as near the truth as
ne usually comes, which can be measured by
this plain statement of the facts. The fol-
lowing gentlemen have ordered their logs
over the falls, and they are now running into
the boom below the falls:
John 8. Prince 1000 OOO
p = D. = Morrison. .................. $780, 600
T. T. ~: trench ....................-. 400, 600
i. w. Wilson. ......,,,,... D. GOO OOO
L. =. Stanchhe!d Observation-Disclosures. 5000, 600
j. s. Stanchfeld. !. 1000. .lOO
Io.al ....... Ii, ,20O, 600
Besides these there are some dozen par
Inn
ana IN the drives soon to come in, who will
turn their logs over the falls unless they can,
within few days, sell their logs for better
price than is now offered, or has been paid
at minneapolis this year, an event not likely
to happen.
The most outrageous part of the article is
tnat which declares the quality of these logs
70 c, be poorer than the St. Croix, Black and
Chippewa stuff. We have no hesitation in
saying that even if no other logs go over the
1alls except those mentioned, some ten of
the best RATS that go down the river will be
sent from the new boom. This is especially
true Of Mr.. Stanchfeld's, Rillman brook
logs, which run a little over 315 to the M
OF soft white pine. All the logs are of fair
quality, and much above any average OF
Black and Chippewa. There is some espe-
clally long Norway timber in the lot. Seve.
raj OF the mill men along the river who have
IN times past sawed logs from this region
and are acquainted with it, pronounce it very
i1ne timber for saving, and much sounde1
than the logs from the other streams, among
whom We mention David Joyce, of Lyons,
and an Messrs. Laird, Norton q Co., of Winona
Those logs will soon be ready for inspection
and sale, and we trust that our friends along
the river who may need stock will not be
prevented from inspecting them by the cir.
culatlon of such foolish stories as the above
by their enemy at Chicago. The loggers are
Justly indignant at this wanton attempt tc
injure them.
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M'CALL,
SULLIVAN.
Three laps.

Considerable dissatisfaction was manifest
ed at the abrupt termination of the match,
and, for the sake of athletic sport in St.Paul,
1t would bewell for those seeking to cultivate
pedestrianism and other athletic exercises to
anticipate repetition of the disastrous re-
suits of yesterday.
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GREATER BARGAINS THAN EYER,
At the 90 Cent store

All goods are marked down lower than ever,
such as Majolica ware, lamps, glassware of all
kinds, albums, bird cages, picnic baskets, china
cups and saucers. hassocks, picture frames,
ecrap books, Parian wore, book racks. small
stock of underwear is left and will be sold re-
rn0rkably ZOsU.
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

Grand free open air concert at SCOTS, 81
East Third street, Tuesday, Goth. Great Union
band from z to IL 80 p. N.
Daily globe., 1879-07-28
Death of Robert w. johnson.

10S1OAA OA 1NOUOTC w JOnnSO0.
LITTLE Rock, July 27.-Robert w. John
son, representative from Arkansas from
l047 to 1853, and senator in Congress from
that time to 1861, died last night at 11:3O
at his residence in this city, after linger-
ing illness of two weeks. Prior to the war
ne was man of unparalleled popularity in
Arkansas. Through his personal influence
the grant of lands in aid of building the
Cairo q Fulton and Memphis, Little Rock &
Fort Smith railroads was passed BY Congress-.
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BOOKS! BOOKs!! BOOKs..!
At tho % Cent Store, Cheap.

nv Sn0 90 O0uC StOIe, CneSp.
Such as Burley's q. 8. Gazetteer. rs cents.
II Illustrated History OF Rome......... 75 cents.
British Female Poets. ............... Is cents.
treat and Eccentric Characters Is cents.
Cycloyedla or Eminent Christians. Is cents.
Holmes and Marion Harland's Works
each. 20 cents.
Dickens, Evans and Mayne Reid's
Works, each...... rs cents.
hoDinson Crusoe and Arabian Nights, Is cents.
9iobe Dictionary ............... Is cents.
ana large stock OF other useful books at
very low prices. Come and see them.
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Country Merchants,
Read Kavanagh's advertisement, wholesale
auction sale of clothing, on last page,
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

The Metropolitan hotel of this city, in ita
improved condition in every department, is re.
garded by the travelling public as the best hotel
in the northwest.
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

Everyone will have a good time at Scott s
Tuesday evening, Goth. Great Union band to
be there
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

Go to the Dalles while the water is good, ur
and back Same day, only $500 round trip.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ELMO E. / LODGE
LAKE ELMO, MINN.

LAIAE ELMO, MINN.,
(Twelye miles from st. Paul. on ST. Paul Saltwater
Railroad,
This well known favorite Summer Resort is now
open Tor the reception of guests Location high
ana dry, water pure AID free from lime. One hun
dred and nifty acres of lawn and woodland. Finest
sail and row boats In the State A fine steam yacht
ana pleasure barge Billiards, bowling, croquet,
grounds beautifully lighted by - -
ELECTRIC LIGHT ]!
Hotel new, furniture new,. everything frst-class.
The famous Great Western Band win give concerts
every Wednesday afternoon and evening. I66.
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Great Union band At SCOTS Tuesday even
ing. Free concert.
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Clothing sale.

Read Kavanagh's advertisement, wholesal,
auction sale of clothing. on last page. Isl
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Read the advertisement of typewriter for
sale IN the want column. It will be solp at a
bargain, and is worthy of inspection.
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Everyone is going to scott's now. Why?
st. Paul Retail Markets.

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st. Paul Retail Markets.
CH1cKENs-Dressed old chickens 1s615c. Sprint
chickens, S5@5Oc per pair; dressed 6O@75c.
BUTTER-Choice creamery l8@2Oc per tb. fresl
dairy 10000; roll and print butter 16@1sc; cook
ing butter 12@l5c. - -
FRUIT-Apples S3.5014 90 per bbl. cranherr;.
6Q8c per quart -
BERR1Es-Blackberries, scarce, csc per at; blue
berries per at, 10@12a; raspberries per at l5@lsc
gooseberries scarce, zoe per quart; plums zoe PEI
90 VEGETABLES Potatoes, old 45@40c per bus, new
6Vc per bus; onions 50 per bus; cabbage &c pe
trniIs eo beets l5c per dozen punches
oos.,l,,> aozen punches; peas 3o04Oc per peck
cucumbers 10000 per doz; beans 2oc per peck
s sweet corn, 1oc per doz; tomatoes 5bN75c pc,
st. Paul Wholesale Markets.
WHEAT-The offerings were moderate, and with a
good demand values ruled steady at the annexed oo
tauons: @ = No. !, 58 bs, $4,000; No. 81 s s5@ssc
zoe. -' W. - VI uo'
FLOUR Patent process se.75@7.oo; straight 500
clear 100; Xxx 2.50Q 800.
OATs-The demand fairly active and values ruled
steady at the annexed quotations: No. white 3O@
32c; No. 2 29031c per bus; mixed, 2803Oc per bus
CoRN-Demand fairly active at the subjoined quota
tons: No. 2, 35038c per bus.
BEANs-Fair to choice mediums $l.1OM1 40: navy
nand-picked 1.5O01.65; common stock 9Oc@Sl.1O.
buTTER-Choice creamery 14@16c per 10; fair to
good do 7110c; common 466c. -
PoULTRY-The demand was active. and with mod
crate supplies prices ruled firm. Spring chickens
per pair, 35O45c; old chickens, per pair, 6OQ175c
Eaas-The demand was moderate, and with liberal
offerings prices ruled lower Sales Of fresh-laid
eggs are made at 10c per dozen.
PRov1s1oNs-The demand was good at the follow
ing range of prices Mess pork, $40 2501O.75. Lard
in barrels $70O per 100 lbs; kegs 7.5O pals 500
Clty cured nams Sc per b; shoulders 405c; bacon
sides 6ee5Nc; breakfast bacon s0sKc. o
LIVE SToCK-The demand was active at the fol-
loving range Of prices: Choice smooth steers $500
$3.50; good feshy steers, S3.2503.75; COWS and
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Bargains In Clothing

Read Kavanagh's advertisement, wholesale
auction sale of clothing, on last page.
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

Sixty miles steamboat. ride and forty rail
roading all in one day for $500, to Dalles and
retnrn
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Ocean Steamships,

Ocean Steamships
HAyRE, July 27.-Arrived steamer France,
New York.
Mov1nnr, July 27.-Arrived Polynesian,
Montreal.
PLYNoUTH, July 27.--Arriyed Cimbria,
New York.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Arrived Indiana,
Liverpool.
Daily globe., 1879-07-28
REAL EsTATE-In the CITY.

OWEsT OFFER-G Good for three days-Lot cor
~ ner Fifth and Oak streets. $4,000.
194-95 JAMES r. REALS
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

pRlvATE BOARDING, with or without rooms. at
y II robert street. MRS. J. s. PECK. 1857
pRsEAKFAsT, DINNER AND SUPPER for *
ID Cents, at HICKS, ~ ~ ~
4o2.yo No. 81 Jackson st.
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FOR SALE.

HOR SALE.The furniture complete Of well es-
y tabltsbed boarding house, all in good running
shape, with a number of boarders who will remain
Sixth street. ION os =
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-T Thursday forenoon, my store ledger Find
er VIII receive liberal reward by returning same to
=. kNAUFT, No. 222 East Seventh street. ST.
Paul, Mimi Ioet ~ :
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BOARDING,

A FEW SELECT BOARDERs can And yerv nlea.-
u ant rooms with board in private family, on mod
crate tern 9. Apply at H. HALLS Real Estate ofice
10 East Third street - H Ia. vaso' .ae >
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

DOR SALE-Cheap-The beautiful grounds and
ant Nv. and Sherman st. A. GOTHAM, 26s East
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

Two Gentlemen Boarders can find nice. oniet
home at 124 East Tenth street. q. IaI SS %
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TO LOAN.

&7 000 TO LOAN at ten per cent. on Art
Rl.VVV class real estate security. Annv 4" =
II. p. HALL GLOBE Office, No. II Wabashaw street 4
+
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ENOR SALE-Red raspberries in pals. JELLETT
IL CO., 16 Jackson street. - 7a5.

TOR sALE-A Typewriter, with the latest i'm.
I proyements new and in perfect order viii be
sold at greatly reduced price, the having no
present use for it. Gall and see this beautiful in
strument and get price, at the law Office of MEAD
THOMPSON 4 ROTERT, room No. 4, up stairs
McQulllan Block, corner of Third and Wabashaw
streets, entrance on Wabashaw street. 148
ENOR SALE-A bran new Western Cottage Organ
II worth $240, can be bought cheap for cash or
negotiable notes. If applied for immediately, at Office
Hotel Reporter, 68 East Third street. 1O5r
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lIlAKEN UP-Two small bay mules, by the under-
II signed, July 18th. Owner can have same bv
proving ownership and paying charges
JOHN READMANN,
l95-95 Celtrevile, Mimi, near Rice Lake
Daily globe., 1879-07-28
In the Country,
PAINTING.
HORSES CARRIAGEs Ac.

DAINTING-P. F. FITZGIBBON, house and
sign painting, No. 1877 Jackson street. "a
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

-, one bay, with white spot on nose; one brown
little sore In front. Last seen, they were taken
across ferry at Fort Smelling Liberal reward viii
ge pare 1or their return or Information given to W.
L. Mintzer, " and 70 Robert street. st. Paul 1856.
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

Sheriff Of Ramsey county, Minnesot.. Mi
June 3Q-7M-Mon 81
Daily globe., 1879-07-28

DOR RENT-The Three (3) Story Brick Building.
No. SO Sibley street, formerly occupied by Miner
Mccarthy. Enquire of BEAUPRE ALLEN &
hEOoh. IT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
syEES-S or TE2E FAX.

-Four hundred and fifty cmisrar:s hav1 gr-
rived ST Havana o. :hc NIL steamer ltom
SIaln.
The !orty onc !iiu s.7igG stations aloDf the
jersey coast vii! be thoroughly equipped on
tho 18Th Instant t1r thel Writer @aioh.
Charles T.. Wise, the sol If the atr0naut,
assuming That bis father Is lest, has gone ID
St. Louis 10 settle up bis G0aIola! affairs.
The valcr ia the Susquohalus at Harris
surg is said to b lover ST tic rrceeot time
than 81 al tina the o!lcSt iahaiiitant caI re
mcmta:.
The President aaj Mrs ll5ysa passed yesr
terday attending tbs annual fsir at C:,dt. O5io.
At four o'ci,ck tic President returned to Fro,
mont. where he czplcta 10 remain week.
A vessel, wbi:h is now loadioR c. Campbell
ton. y. T., is beiog fitted up 9TH a tcetZer oil
large dimensions for the purprs; OF carrying
frtZen salmon 10 EnElan1
The Brazilian GOyernmcLt has agreed 10 .lyi
O subsidy ID Canadian lie al steamers, and
Is willing to rccipfac.it iGT Is mutual rtviSIOn
of tariffs
Yesterday was "CiHein1at d." at tbs Gin
ciunati Exposition. Ihn total Attendance u!
to to day was 1893 900. Ii ~ thought tho 70
capts will reach 100000. The Exposition
closes to morrow.
The trial at Newark \. j., Of Blair, charge ed
with the murder Of hia cnaehma3, Armstrong
continues to excite much interest Wednesday
the priaOrer' Il wife sud three children were ir
court.
Eiwald Sesuin, ihc opera singer, died al
koaheatr. N. L., yesterday morniur. Mr.
Serum CAME Of tie celebrated SjgIln family
OF Eaeiaad, lnhor,t!Gg their lova Tor the stage
and their hI,tflopit at:iliy, hui not their VEGA
excellence.
! Mr.. Edward CrawIcg the merchant from
Bctmnda. who disappeared last week from
New \ trk with $50, 900, which he lad br0ugh
0 purchase crockery with, is alive and we'll q
| his agents. ic vert on q visit to llsHlax
Nova Scotia, Without notifying his friends.
| 1t is understood that Inc Leli III Valley Goa
| operators. and probably the Pennsylvania ant
| Reading Raiiroad Company, will advance price
% cents per ton Mcniay next. An sdvanc
| IN tolls is also promised. This general actor
is thought to have been apr:td upon in lieu 0
| coal combination, ill Irospcc. Tor the lorna,
ton CT which hes disappeared.
The treasurer rc9on If the American Boarl
| OF Foreign Mi:sicE5 shows that tue total Cos
| OF n,lssloDs tor the yGar has been S4Sl, sol
| total expenditures. #jlS,356; receipts from do
| nsious, $3.50 GU; !cgacies, $227 100. and othc
| sources. Sc 9GS. Ills is exclusive Of the leea
| cg Of AS Oiis. q New L3od5u, Conn, SIT,
O29.SS. The to,at amount expended since !ht
organization Of lis boar4 is SIT 100000.
The steamship Lyid Civo las sailed from
PhilaGc,ltia fer Liverpool with % American
horses. Several Of the nunbGr arc high sten
ping coGch hlr5's. while three or Icus are trot
ter5. which arc b2i1g taken 0rlr in view o. tht
| possible lu;rocuul)G o. lr,ttipg On the Fog.
| lish tracks. / he steamer $50 tO0k cut couple
! OF autctopts. They nc 10 be usci 10 harness
| 10 London, Il coorcd "gemmao" tciug take!
ont to handle them.
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From AfSll8niStaM.

LONDON, Oct 10.-A dispatch to the Daily
Telegraph from Simls. dated at o'clock this
afternoon, says Tho silence Of Sir Feeder.
lex Roberts s;Dcs Monday is believed here to
imply the closing in of the GhiIzais on the resr
Of his communications lie probably renewed
he Sighting On Tuesday, which impcded bis
advance to CABIN. i'hcro has tcan an inter.
ruptiou OF the telegraph iues between Peiwsr
aud Kurrum. This fact points to the disturb
a1css having isolated Shutarsardan. l; i
tihoushs the position of Sir Frederick Roberts
- rather grave, thoagh there is ro:hng to con.
hrm such belief, except the atsarc. Of new,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

From eli parts oftho country the reports Of
continued Improvement in business are most
encouraging, and tho movements in merchsn-
DISC exceed expectations. Manufactures that
have beal idla for years are again bang put into
operation, and new enterprises started. in which
it is hoped Alexandria will not ba behind other
places OF leEs Dote, and possessing far less faci.
ties. We note that large iron works in Lynch
burg are 10 be put into operation at sn early day
by the aid Of northern capital, and with proper
representations wo should think capital from
tho came quarter could ba attracted here.
"Where there's will there's way" and as
soon az Eome of our more enterp1isiDg citizens
take the nitistorY ste ps in the matter the means
will be found at hand. Money matters here
abouts are in stG!u quo, the banks having sur
plus of over $780, C0 in the hands OF approved
reserH ed agents in other cities, as shown by their
last statement In Baltimore the demand for
money at the banks is m ore active, but the sup
ply is still ample. and all first class borrowers
are readily accommodated. Loans arc quoted
at 5a6 per csat, and prime mercantile psper
passes at same figures, with o few exceptional
transactions at trifs less. TIE New York
money marEat Wss active yesterday at per Ct
for call loanf. Government bonds are firm,
with prices steady, tho only change in the clos.
ing quotation; being an advance of in per cts.
State securities are generally frmer, and Vir.
giEias active, especially for the 10 40., which
sold yesterday at sos seller 80 without interest
aud 81 regular. closing 5Czs5l. Consols sold at
500 and 81. III advance, and peeers 3lsa3l4
Tax coupons were shade easier at S2z sS3. and
deferred certificates sold al e. Railroad secur
ities arc fairly soti7o B. & o. shares were I
easier than or Wednesday, l20 shares selling a,
l50t but at the close l55 was asked. Manassas
Is were easier, and sold at cot and &c. closing Of
fered st 60! against COZ bid and cog asked on
Wednesday,. y. Sc A. 4ths were better selling
OF 81 and 32s. aud closed S2aS2l sgainst 3l4s33
Investments are firm and quiet buyers falling
to respond to the general advance in sellers
views. We quote:
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Threatened Strike.

NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-The lors shoremop
enp!oyed aoug the North river have been for
some ''me past erumbiog about their wages,
and serious sliike is threatened. Since the
revival ct busloess tho steamship companies
have had all :hey could do 10 handling the
great amount OF freight ready for shipment.
and tar looeshoreneo therefore deem this a
good time to strike. as they feel sure that the
companies cauDo; now afford to ignore their
deuaucs. The di;saIi faction is confutd en-
lrely 10 The men who work By the hour, and
ttey demand M increase of from five 10 ten
ceuls 50 hour for their labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
Railroad Accident.

DETROIT. MICH, Oct l0.-A serious anc
painful accident occurred on the Michigan Cen
trail railropd short distance cas- of tho junction
about one o'clock this morning. The Pacific
forty minutes late. colided with switch engine
on the msin track at that place, telescoplng the
baggage, and express cars and piing the remain
lng coaches. eleven In number, on top of esch
other. Ihe first cosch Was filed with emigrants,
most OF whom are killed Or seriously injured.
Msny CT tue occupants of the other coaches were
ESQ Killed or Injured. It is supposed there are
about twenty or twenty. fve passengers killed
and twenty to thirty wounded the msiority OF
wnom are thought 10 be enigrsnts ana second
clsss passengers
ALBANY. n. T., Oct. lO.-A mixed train on
Inc Susquehanns railroad, ct 2 o'clock this
the track and took FIRE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDO sNowDFN.
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 10, 1879

Senator Conkling made his frs: speech 10
the New York eubernatorisl campaign at
Bfooklyu ast "Wednesday night. Hs made %
DbiS:ical and odiou5 comparisons between the
itsienifoanoa Of the South, as regards the money
collected ID it for tie supptr. Of the Govern
ment, and its imptr apoo, as relates to the se'
lection # hn administrator. possessing as it
does all tut ftr:y-sevsn OF the number of
votes required to elect q President. Hs also
asserted that all the southern States but ono
had Regulated their Just debts. aud simulate
the lnseraLc3 that .he southern people were
dishonest He then waved the bloody shir:
vigorously. aud denounced States rights,
which, he said, bad brought Oh tho war and
murdered PfesIdent Lincoln. Ii is needless to
say that tho simple minded people who went
to hear him ID order to learn something about
the Cauonchot affair were disappointed, and
that he d q not onco alIudc 70 lhlt subject
nor did he explain to his hearers, what he well
knew, that CONSUMERS, and neither importers
nor producers, pay the texes upon which the
G0vCrumort depends for support, anl that
therefore, OF necessity. tho South pays as much
revaDue ID proportion to its population as any
other seciIoa Of the Uoion. Bat, lfter Mr..
C)Lkhng's speech ii the Senate, les! session,
10 Ghch lie ruisIci the sane inceudary ar
transDarenty sophstical line Of argument, Ger
tainy n0thlcg better vas expected Of him be-
fore P rr5miscuOus audience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

Ia tho matter OF riots in ireland lac Eny'i sh
government shcC!s frat and c9is!stcs after.
wards, and When Tie leaders Ct the home rulers
90 that is!aud, who have by demagogic.l and
incendlary teachings icsligated tho unfortunate
people OF that unhappy country to dccIs OF
tlo!cn3a aud b0olshcd, $50 troops of cavalry
nding dOwO, shooting, aud sabcIi1g without
mercy these who Gre only following their advice
to Its legitimate conclusion. they will probably,
but too late to help those who, rendered almost
desperate by their s0ffariDgs. have been easily
persuaded to commit violence, realize with
no comfortable rth,,ian tho baleful re-
suit OF their Instruction. Assassiuatiug land
ownels or their agents is not the most effec!ual
means of obtaioiug relief from oppre ;iVe rents,
ard Will certainly fail when LELAND is the esk-
log and England the party that has tho power
to gran:. There is vast difference between
the case with which fire is stared and exin.
RuIshei. and this. il clothing else. tic leaders
OF the home rulers will discover 10 tho doplora'
bic contingency to which W, refer. Another
thiog is ccrtsiu--whcu the anticipated riots
are suppressed, as they will be, for to suppose
otherwise would tic ID shut our eyes to the
immense power of England, Mr. Parnel and the
other gentlemen who have advised foIci5o 70
8 stance will not DO found among the slain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

The radical press continues to berate Senator
Lamar ttr not makpe speeches dcourcialory OF
the Chisholm and Dixon murdtr.rJ 10 his
State. When raCiosl Senators 70 through
their respective States delivering speeches
merely tor the purpose Of dcnouuuing murder.
ers resident in those States, it vii! be time
enough for Dir. Lamar to follow so uowisc an
example. 4 man in Mississippi, as should be
the oaso evcrywhcra,ia supposed to be inro,,nt
until proved TO bs gully, and the burden Of
proof lies With his aoousera Courts arc organ
lied md maintained for tho purpose of deciding
upon tho guilt or innoc,fc, OF parties charr,
ed with 0tfarsas, AID Mr.. Lamar would exhibit
presump!uous assurance ALTO yether at gari-
ance with his previous charact r, an unaco,uut.
able dsfespCct for The courts of his State, and
crmlral disregard ior the rights Of the &C
oused wero nc 10 attemp pit By political speeches,
CT 10 any other way, to create public feeling
prtjudOial t. The latter.