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RAhhfrtlf
Deadwood, ID. IT,, Jan. 27.-A
destructive prairie fire, Yesterday,
swept over the valley, twenty miles
from this place, burning 500 tons
Of hay and leveling several ranches
to the ground.
A heavy wind prevailed yester-
day, doing much damage in Dead
wood Gulcb, unrooffpg houses, mp
roofing trees and blowing down
fences.
Gslvestowp, Texas, Jan. PA
News special says tornado struck
, 1879-03-27

Close upon tho bloody duel at Atlantn, Ga.,
whoroin Col. ASTON was hunted down and
murdered in open day, and the srngcdy nj
Marshall, Tex, resulting in tho brutal muir
der Of tho gallant Pok1En and the
serious woundIug Of BARRYMORE, there
comes from tho South a third
most terrible recital Of slaughter
for revenge. Tho details Of the killing yes
terday Of Judge Elliott at Frankfort, KY,
by Col. Ton BuTonn are anch as to horrify
a civilized world. An unsuccessful htigant
In case rcceniIy decided by the Ken
lucky Court of Appeals, of which
Judge ELLIOTT was member, Du'
FORD planned his revengo with awful
elaboration. With loaded ahot-
gun he stationed himself at a point
whoro two Of the Judges wore certaiu to
pass, aud whom Judge EhI1oTT made his ap-
rcaranco no shot him doad, aud would have
executed similar vengeance upon Judge
PnYEa had not the lattor fortunately placcd
himself ont Of the range Of BuFoRn'a gun.
Tho frienda of the assassin arc unabla to nc.
count for the preparation Of 60 foul crime
except on tho theory of iusanity,-a defense
TINT is usually sci up whom no other pallia'
tion is possible.
, 1879-03-27
70 THE CHICAGO GREENBAcKEAs.


There is undoubtedly a large number Of
voters In this as we'll a. other oitios who
honestly believe In The Greaaback theories,
and who ara willing 10 yoto with sapnrata
Greenbaok organization oven In local alac.
ttons as 1noans for promoting tho interests
Of the National party. But those who are
slacara In their oouvictlons aro governed by
tho purpose Of advancing tho cause In ita
bearings on thu natlonal currency, aud they
have no doalro 10 DO used ~ oat's-pnws In the
interest OF any local faction or traded OF by
their local leadsrs. ,ye direct the attention
Of such persona to tho following Washington
Dispatch:
"0resnback men, numbering thlrtssn. had =
meeting It Judge KEttzr's rooms to-day. March
~, and agrued to stand togsthat an al political
Qlsstons In regard to tho attempt Of The Denocfsts
to attAch political legislation to thu appropriation
bills they decided to oppose 1t aud tako aides with
the Republicans. This important actlon increases
tho perplsxties Of the situation for tbs Democrats
since only by full snccsss In keeping lhcEr entire
foEce on tho ground can they hope to curry thels
contemplated legislation through"
Tie accuracy OF this statement Is not
questioned. The Greanbaokers III Congress
aro resolved to stand md work together %
the best policy for advancing tho interests OF
thu special cause to which they arc devoted.
they hayo done 70 thus far. In tha Speaker.
shfp contest they voted separately for a
| candidate Of their own. When 1t came to
the Florida contest between B1spEz and
Hull, they roted solidly with = single ex-
! ception We bslieye) with tho Republicans. a.
, 1879-03-27

A negro having committed horrible crime
noar Fo1t Scott, Kun, tho people Of TINT
region gathered at the town Tuesday night.
broke opon tho jail, and strung up Tho pris-
oner. I'hs fury Of the populaco seemed to
iucrcase witha contemplation Of tho crime so
promptly e1plated with the culprits life, and
their vengeance waa only appeased atter they
had built huge bonfire in the public square
md burned the Lntoful eorse OF their vic-
tim to ashes. Tho citizens Of the town say
tho country pooplo aro mainly responsible
for The extraordinary proceeding.
, 1879-03-27

Cri1nes nEainst the ballot-box arc not to bo
national crimes, subject TO national zoatraint
md punishable by national lnwa, bus arc to
bo declared operative In every case whero
tho ssaso OF city authorities eonpive at them
OF tolerate ho'n. Such ''uogative logls'a-
ton" as viii bring about this condition Of
thugs strikos al tho root Of the American
system Of Goyornmont, The word "olao-
tion" will loae It's original meaning. Tho
psop1o will hare no choice in the Reluctfon
OF their law-nakors, for tho thieves and
roughs may prevail In certain States and
cities by foul means, and thus nu11tfy tho
Freedom Of choice elsewhere. Il is scarcely
denied IN Mississippi, for Instance. that
the Democrats rule In that State by war-
rant Of intimidation and violence, and
not by title Of minority Of freo
votes. Tie 'snogative Legislation" pro-
posed by tho Democrats in Congress
is designed to extend tho mississippi plan
throughout the country, mud Congress md
national law.maktng arc to bo subjected to
tho control Of the scoundrels and bul't1ozsrs,
just as the Legislature mud tho law.naking
Of Mississippi are tho rosul.s Of frana and
violence. And it is negative legislation :"
with such a namo III this which tho President
must not voto, forsooth, for lack OF prece-
denti
The line Of argument adopted by tho
Democrats Is not only too puori'e to doceiyo
eitber tho President or tha country, but 1t is
entirely inconsistent with the mannor In
which the Democrats propose to pass thoir
"negative legislation. II there were really
m nbsence Of all precedent for the veto of
repeal measures; If tho veto Of such bill
really involved my threat or danger to jus.
ticc aud right; It the Democrats were Batia.
fed that their proposed actiou is proper and
commendnblo, and that it will receive the
sanction Of the American people, would
they, under such circumstances, ever dream,
of attacking the repeal Of tho nppro-
priation bills rs means for coerciug tho
President into assonting theroto? Certainly
not. In tho conviction OF reotitude and
With tho assnrnnoa Of popular approval. they
would pass their proposed repoal as M intto'
pendent measure, let tho President veto 1t,
aud then appeal to tho country on the merits
OF the issue, It is becauso they fear that
the country will n9t approve Of statutory
immunity for election frauds; 1t is because
they desire to save those of their own party
who arc already undor indictment for Vio'at,
ing the existing law; 1t is because they de-
siro desperately ovcry possible opportunity
for fraud as the only prospect for Democratic
~ t,nj
, 1879-03-27

Tho remarks yesterday of hi. BAnnr, OF
fCook, in presenting In the House reaolu-
ton providing for tho appointment Of III
Investigation Committee, showed that gon-
tloman to DO thoroughly in earnest In his
desire to trace to their source tho rumors
that. corrupt Influences have been nt work
in the Legislature in the suppression Of
measures Of public benefit. 11r. BARRY, M
Chairman Of tho Special Committee, will
have an opportunity to get ut the truth
OF the reports of bribery, though It may we'll
be doubted whether one week, the time to
which tho Committee is restricted, will be
sufficient to thoroughly sift tho matter. II,
however, Mr., BARRY's Committee should
strike pay dirt aud noed further time to
completely develop the alleged mine Of cor
ruption, there will be little difficulty in
obtaining fresh lease Of authority to go on
With the good work. In a,ly event tho iu-
vestigation should be sach as to leayo no
room for an implication Of intended white.
waal,
, 1879-03-27

Of government OF tho present systom
society, Of tho existence Of tho, hcmo; Of
tho rights Of tho individual; Of tho church a.nl
the school-houao; OF MI lnbor-saving mochin.
ory which promotes tho comforts and larpi-
sess Of tho world; Of tho growth OF business
and progrcss Of civilization; md OF oyory III
oentivo to lnbor mud ambition 10 riso Tint now
nctunto mankind. To drag humanity down
to ono common loval In which no individual
could be distinguished, aud In which tho
stupidest and lazlost man would bo tho hap
pieat, In tho direct end and conclusion Of
Socialism. This is tho Issue tho American
pooplo will soon be callod upon to neot, and,
to Judge from tho growth Of thia forolgn
syatom, tho time Is not far OF.
, 1879-03-27


Edison's wife Ia In Jacksonville, Fla.
snrino. ceu.la enriug, appears to hare
b.cn po,tnoned IN account Of tho weather.
-, o,.,, xo x,.t ri, ,,,oa-
A''o 49,, I'll ~ ,u,rt,a ,..s IN h,
ssa.a o.. e,aa. a. ."'' "''"
n.u ,r..,,,,. ~ 1.,rro ond
IL aa Bull sna' sno u4."1"so ~
'no itiaeoOe Aou''o S'e ~ "~'o"
pos1 'n'' se''oa, ,. ..n,o fuo.,
AuH"71n D".5 -. ~.
Europe, Whlthof La WE'LL ~ 'eso1o A'8'e''a' IVA
Mo'e original plays
Loeal politics have narrowed ao"h 70 the
question o. Wright OF hass'soa' Va III o'a''
WoFd0 OF Wf19ht or "sonR'
Horato Beymour's reply to the persons
who want to draw him into politics agafn'
''Checse lts oh! cbdeae IL
Strawberries nre in tho Market but straw'
be,rtes At this scAson Of tho roar ats extremely
hcal.by-for tho pockesbook.
Eitnon Cameron Ia an orpbau, and tl&
,u,sa.- r,,,u. ,.. ,.,,, I'D h.,,,o.. IN t,te nd.
yantare Of an upintotected yuutt.
Jeff Davis Aay lust become grandfather.
TIN nrst hing h,s rew ersndch,1d did vaa to cry
,,arsn.a :, ron,dn,, noye Inn to., cau.e.
MI, o,.t.. .a,,t -, n1,r, 1rorria n
,,aa ~, 1""n, ,,a anil. ,is,,v ,hc vii, nrctcut,,
~ haa,a ~ NV. ilyt om twice. Frrddo.n
W ,.tu
oeses"' cn'eaho 'oo t"'. .t
ulaa's s, Issoa. ss W. h.toro " ~. t ,a, i. half
''. sos' - "''e'N ~ ~
WV ,...
Eighteen hnndfoa ano elBhty ID dta"'na
near. and Charles Francis Adams IL stlll 1ae
moat unanimously naI'tntloned man III "''
country.
, 1879-03-27

The Washington Republican denies scmiof-
fieialy tho report tint tho President Is "wcal-
enlng +" In his resolution to veto The frce-fraud
amendments, and adds. Tith"ut 1any violation
Of copadencs," that maiority9at not every
member OF the Cabinet. IL IN favor of the IT,
tcatlon Of the lnws In question Upon the
statute-books. This is good news. The report
that tho President mud Secretary EvARTs Ind
disinterrcd some old Whlg principle which
forbade tho veto Of any except unconstitutional
aets OF Congress was having Il very dumoralizlug
elect upon tic party.
, 1879-03-27

from tho porusa1, 60 10 tho polls md volc
tho Democratic city ticket, we should like
him for exhibition rs phenomenon. Out
Of such meetings no good can possibly como.
From the party that holds such meetings
and indorses Tho sentiments expressed thero-
tn, nothing but svil Gnu reasonably DO OF
pecteta. II ID to DO presumed that auch d
party, II placed In power, would 1norense
taxation, H1uander the pnblio money, and 50
corrupt tho public service, ruin the city's
credit, and again plunge it into bankruptcy,
from which condition the Republican par sy
has but lately rosouotl It. We warn Repub-
ltcans that 10 give tho Democratic party
control Of tho affairs Of tho City Of
chicago is 10 plunge It Into an abyss
Of Disgrace, shame, corruption, and dobt'
which will cost Taxpayers millions Of dollazs
Of thoir hard.oarned savings. The varnish
Of responsibility presented BY the Democrat
10 ticket is a delusion md q snaro. The out
side Of the platter may 10 comparatively
clam, but tt Ia filed with doad mons bones
md all manner Of uncleanness. Tho dis
gusting details Of the meeting TO which wo
hare called attention show that no sentiment
ia too baso to syoke tho rabbo's applause, and
that the more abandoned aud unsorupulous
tho domagogua tic more abjdct and enthusi-
aatic tho rabblo following.
There may be respectable taxpaying DEM
ocrats who intend to yolo CARTEL HARRISON
and his spoils-sosking crowd into Office. IT
there bo such, We gfve them notice that they
will dearly nav for It in pockot and feeling
, 1879-03-27

,t,ro,,o hotvoo1, I'm 1,omocro,a In fayor NJ
;1i,honaat o,oot;ona md nonnh}jcaus IN do
fonse nj honest elections. tho Grsonhackors
will ooo,n yo,o ao,i,,v win ,he 1,enub1ioans.
Thev ovinoo n t1ianosi.lon to act indepond.
ont1v. fo,rlv. nnd iuatIv In nil polittcel
nueationa hatwo.n tho o]1 narttoa. and
1,nvo ovi,ont,v cora n .ho conolus;on
TINT snch a conrza will hast promoto
THAR couao IN Ma to,o ~, In oct;no with
lin Ronn,1icons IN tb,. struc1,o t,,cv will
rcndcr tha nomo2rot,o ,,oto,it,, varv mnnll
nui1 rracar;ona ami a ,,ov ho that tbo
uroenbootars Will octr,,iv frrn,ah tho
means for defontino lin Democrntio oon.
sn,raov for " finn frauds m tha ,o,,ot.box."
All ibis finds n sneoIal ann1icotion In tho
nondlue 1ocal elootion. Wh,la tho renro.
sentative mon Of TIM aroonhock nnrlv In
Congress- are taking tin in1cnondant and
honorable stand IN nolitica1 ouost;ona which
va havo described, tho Chicago Groonback-
ara ara askofl To vnte for and In a1eot nfavor
n man who ia n consnionoua nnolootat far
and was an aotiyo pronokor Of Tho Damn.
cratic froo.o1ootion fraud oousniroov. o.nrrn
Fl. HAnnrsos. M n me.nber of tbs 1ato
conorass. waa ona of Tint ,nnforltv whfo.,
insisted rnon attaoh;nu Tho obnoxious no.
l;tical legislation to TIM nnnropr;ot.on tills.
aua one Of thoso who favored adjourn.
mont without nassinu TIM nnpropriation
bills when tho Senate refused to become
n porty TO tho raaeallv oonapiraoy. Ho
tho extra session of Congress, which will
, 1879-03-27

Ak1E1 0A1E2 NG xVAh EEAh AGN4 QVN4Qs
The subscriptions to tho per cent bonds
have practically ceasad, tho bonds boingno
for Bnle ut less than par. Tho reason for
this is very plain ono. sinuo Jan. J., or
within the first soventy-fiyo days Of tho pres-
ent year, no loss than 100000, 900 of por
cont bonds hayo boon sold ut PARA financial
operation that has not been accomplished in
any country at any time. This immense sub
Rcription has been mninly made by tho
banks, md largely upon speculation. Tho
tor1na of subscription wero III allowance of
per cont when tho subscription was for
$1,000, 600, and ono-tenth Of i por cont
additional whom tho subscription was $10,-
600, 900. The bonds were ISSUED rs Of
tho date of tho subscription, mud
wore delivered in exchange for tho
@ per cent bonds at tho end Of ninety days.
III either caso tho subscriber hail throo
month"; interest, which was equal to per
cont, In addition 10 tho commission. Those
who subscribed for sums Of ono million of dol
lars or moro got, therefore, margin Of per
cont.
Tho subscriptions mado In January will DO
payable in April, those made IN February
will DO payable in May, and tho March sub-
aoripuons will hayo to be paid in Juno. An
counl number Of {, mar cent bonds haye boon
cal1ed in by tho Treasury Department, mud
aro receivable In exchange for tho nor
cents, To tho extent that these per oout
bonds aro not delivered in exchange for tho
1 nor cents. tho paymepss will hayo to DO
,na,,e in cash.
yho Eoatorn banks hnye oyoraono their
snccn,atton, rhav 1,oya takan too many bonds
within tho short a time. They aubscribod
| for tho hond. o.,,oct;ur In aall than. md
,v,,t lin ,ronov Inv Z, mar oenla or INV their
s,h,,rin,iona. bnt tt,air nnro,,oso was in az.
caaa ~ tho domana for nrivate inyaatment.
,rho country conld nat absorb the,n M fast
no I'm hanks rsu,;ra, Ia mani tbcir subacr;o,
i'm. ,rho ,aa,,lt IL that tho bouka ara nnw
of.x;,, = ,ho hon;,a al ool In nr;vata iryeytor.
s.1 =. ~. 49,. ,,,ivata anh.c,,n,;on. wi,
nroho,,,v ;rcrc,sa Tin bont,z ara o,xo nv
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, 1879-03-27

CORNELIUS A. LOGAN, NJ D., who has bccn
nominated Mtnteter Resident to Central Amer
lea, IL a cousin OF senator LOGAN, md, spite Of
this fact, he seou,s to 10 well qualified for tho
place, His "Phystcs Of tue Infectious Discas-
cs," reviewed In The TaipusE some months ngo,
showed that ho waa a studlous and observing
man, YhhieYcr else be might be.
, 1879-03-27

Lexington, KY, will celebrate the centen'
nial anniversary Of its first settlement April
2, aud il making big preparations for the
oyont. Chicago is exceed ngly backward in
centennial matters; ii will not be able to do
any celebrating Of this kind for more than
fifty yeara.
, 1879-03-27
CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES.

WAsnIxuToN, u. c., 3thrch e0.--Thn Senate
Committee inquirfng Into this alleged frauds III tue
lato election. Senator WALLACE Chairman, to-day
examined Mr. GonIEAM, late Secretary Of tho Sen
nte lie said that during the Congressional CAM
patgn OF 1879 about $10G, 600 was raised for Re-
publican campaign purposes; 500, 600 from Federal
o[lcofs mud employns by voluntary contribution,
and the remainder from friends OF tho party not
holdlng oitlce. Perhaps 81, 900 OF ~. 900 eamn
from congressman. No contributions wero nskca
from National banks rs such. A Canvass among
wealthy friends Of The caNae IN New York City re-
suited in Obtaining about $4,000. There may
have been some bankers contributing. Some lady
employees Of tho Government insisted on conttlbut-
Toy. OF el0D, GOO, about $25, 900 waa expended
for documents. nbout 312, 900 wna pnta employees
OF tbs Committee, and 81, 600 for furniture and
general expenses, This 1ef. ss5, 600. Of which
954. COO was sent to different States, and 81, GOO
was pata to speakers for expenses. OF the BAL
ance, IS, 7u0 was lost by The failure Of the Ger"
mail American National nank, and $500 remain
Oh hnnd.-Assoelated Pr<u DispaieA.
This ia but q beggar1y exhibit in the way
Of sensation. The Republican campaign
OF 1873 in thirty-eight Statos cost 100000,
or less than 81, 500 for each State. Tho OK
tont of the corruption by this fund cannot
have boen either alarming or sorlous. But
tho money was not oven expended in worry
dangerous manner. Twenty five Thousand dol
lars was expended for documents. ST., 600 for
CLARK h;re A o0o far rant md furnituro
~ corr;t+e,. .roomu ~ >Eo, for eneok,rs.
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, 1879-03-27

Trx cn.cAuo TEtHusE has estholLshed otancn onees
. ~, rreent Of subscriptions and advertisements ~
fcllowss
FAnpKx. Manager. .
PARIS, .fraace-No. 10 Rua DC Ia dfanEc' base'lefe'
II. MAILER. Agent r.-
LoNpuN. EnR.-Au,tricau E1chanse ~ Strand.
HENRY r. GtLktH. Agent
SAN FRANCISCO. CA!.-ratacc 1foteL
WASHINGTON y. C.-l5:o Street
, 1879-03-27

cO1. 1NeERsn11,s Lu.ruRE.

COLI 1NHEHSUIGH LEVTUEE*
Numerous applications ara received by mail and
Otherwise for copies Of THE Tribune containing 4
report Of Col. X. g. 1SnERtoLL' lecture, "soino
Atatakes of Moscs." delivered last Sunday In this
city. For tho Information OF those desiring tho
printed 1erolt wc viii state that II was reproduced
In Tnr WEEKLYTntnusE OF March 20. and copies
may bc had on application at thu counting-room'
On tho hrst floor OF TuE@ TRIBUNE Building.
, 1879-03-27

CARTER HARR1soH, spite Of hls fooltshucss rs
politician and orator, Is notso very objections
bic personally. II he Ind good advisers alh
decent ctttzens back of hImt he might make Il
fair Mayor. But as creature Of the Dompcratlo
party in Chicago. With ali that tho name implies,
10 would ba a dangerous Mayor. uo would
cost tho city millions Of money.
, 1879-03-27

II tic people Of Chicago desire to rebuke tho
honest and efficient Administration Of Mayor
uaATn and nullify Its work, they will elect
CARTER HAARlsoN;tf II they dcslrs to approyo
aud continue II, tier will elect A. n. WRlunr.
, 1879-03-27

Democratic Taxpayers must know that tin
election Of CARTER HARRISON to the Mayora!sy
would cost them and the city good dual Ut
money.
, 1879-03-27

kllN hlllGk1EhA P1oh4C hAhk <AV N01AlH4 N0AA*
n,lnism which has boon ongraftod upon our
political rs we'll as Booia1 system, from tho. .
pnrent tree in tho Old World, contcmplatcs
a connscation Of property and subsequent
division. Of It, pro rata, among individuals.
This, howoyor, Is not tho theory of Sooial.
ism. It contiscatcs tho entire property Of the
community that Ia, tho individual must turn
everything into common pool exoept what
he has in him and on him, and 1t Is held by
iunta, which may bo called tho stato, all
surplus belonging to It also. The State then
doles out tho q,santuns SUI: tor .each persons
existence. The State owns everything, the
individual nothing; and tho individual is
sunk out Of sight In tho community az oou,-
pletely AZ each particular drop In tho OCEAN.
A writer In tho North american Repft,o
for April, who has watched the progress Of
close study Of It in oil Its aspects, has drawn
worry careful picture Of 1t, and sketch Of
this picture may give our American readers
n clear iden of tie ends at which Socialism is
driving.
Communism in America is German Social
ism, nothing moro, nothing lesa, imported d.
rcctly from Germany, tho importation aidcd
md encouraged by BtaMAnok, in ordor to
got rid Of It's lenders. and hoaded by
prominent German agitators like r. LED,
PAUL Gno7TKAu, GUSTAV LYsEH, mud HEsny
EuDE, all Of whom were expelled from Ger
many. It has taken deop root and spread
rapidly during the past six or eight years. It
hng fho,,snntls of onrpllod members in Ahe
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clark street. orposite the Court 'I!n"sa EnRheemen
of Milton NobIcs. "The phnut1." mad "afau Of III
People,"
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No taxpayer can mako money faster Just now
than by working for tie election Of WRIGHT.
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North Clark street, cnrner Ktnsie. DissolvfuR Fa1
efsm!c Vtewt. Paris Exposition.
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Academy Of nfuAlc.
Ttalsiea street. between at&dson and Monroe. va
rlcty cnteFtslnEuenk
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McylckeE's ThentFc.
Nadiscn street. between Dearborn snd State. "a'
u. s. Plnalore."
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RAntplnh sfrtcI, hstwten Clark and LaRalle' Z
EaKeulent Of Mime. Modjeska- "Frou'Ftou."