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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-19
SPORTING.

The hurdle race. 2 miles, was won by
Redding; Disturbance. second Time, 3 02
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ANUS ifEN1S.
The wmhe,nu Chamber Music coueert..

The first OF the projected series OF four
concerts OF chamber music in which Wilhelmi
takes the first violin occurred last evening in
Senway Hall.
The string quartet is worthy Of its leader. At
the foundation. Mr.. Bergners firm bass, a sure
support and reliance. There is no better
quartet player than he. and none more familiar
with the whole range OF the literature OF cham
Der music For second violin. DR.. Damrosch.
really first violin Of the foremost rank,
and adding 1rmness. smoothness ana GER
tainty to the ensemble; then for tenor Max
Schwarz viola player Of great ability. not in
decd tho equal OF the others. but in strict SYM
patty with them; finally. for first violin one Of
tho great players OF tho world. and equally
great In this direction Of severe and classical
Interpretation as in tho same brilliant domain
Of virtuosoism. and in the display pieces Of
the popular concert.
The result OF this combination was. rs might
hnvo been foresecn. q unity and solidity OF tone.
a clearncss Of musical statement and poetic
colorng that will make this memorable sue
cess OF chamber concerts.
To have seen Wilhelm i'm chamber music Is
10 have seen n new sidc Of hts artistic character,
an one c4mmanding equal respect with mat
which all have Tor his solo PLAYING. lie Is
thoroughly in place, which solo players by no
means always are In quartet music. His
broad. noble and sustaining tone are there,
and that sumo absence OF all luse ornament and
superilcialty which always distinguishes him.
hut he never for a moment thrusts himself into
undue prominence or socks TO make himself
moro than ono In tour suhdulng and merging
his tone into perfect accord with theirs
Tho programme was not long. consisting
chiefly Of u quartet by Haydn. played with eX
quiste delicacy and grace. A beautiful adagio
for two yiolins. with piano accompnni-
ment. rendered 10 perfection by Wilhemi
aud DR.. Damrosch. young DamrOsch,
tho Doctors SON. playing the accompaniment
with a discretion that would have done credit
to any pianist and finally Schumanns quintet
In l. fiat MAJOR. which used 60 be so great n
fayoritc nj the Mason and Thomas concerts.
Mr.. William Mason took the piano part Inst
evening and played Il with that broad under
standing and quiet irmness and uXactncss
which have always distinguished his rendering
Of this iino work.
Mrs. Swift was tho vocalist. Her selections
were made with good judgment and were in
keeping with the res, % the programme. They
consisted OF two u Mendelssohn's songs and
Of Mo2arts l'oi che Sapaie.' She. how
ever. sang none OF these we'll Her
tones nre thin. her method faulty aud
her singing lacking in sentiment. PARTICULARLY
IN the Mozart aria. which calls for beautiful
and rich quality Of tonc and tender emotion.
The description Of love. ns she rendered 1t. was
very tame and lukcwarm affair. quite unlike
CheruhlnO's idca Of the symptoms OF the divine
passion.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, April 1s.-The stock market
opened with general activity ut slightly better
prices the only new feature being a move
ment in st. Louis and Iron Mountain shares.
which opened at 16ls advanced to 1875. and
closed Mt Is. At the first call the market was
quicter. and the early values OF leading fancies
were not fully supported After meridian
there was renewed and general activity. and an
improving tendency. with tho exception Of A.
and T. Telegraph. which lost the early advance.
In tho later dealings tho coal shares were nc
tive and advancing. but the market was barely
stendy for other active stocks. Sales were 1884,
0oO shares Of which % 400 wore Delaware.
Lackawnnna and Western. % s5j Eric COM
mon. 1000 Lake Shore. 4G0O ST. Paul COM
mon. 500 do. preferred. 4.O75 Missouri, Kan
Northwestern common. 5,25O do. preferred.
5215 Pacific Mail 5.G25 St Louis. X. G. and N.
$40 do. proferred. II, 100 Wabash. Z 100 y. aud
J. Telegraph. 3 1875 Western Union Telegraph.
u 400 St. Louis and San Francisco. 700 Iron
Mountain. and 1925 c.. G. and /. G. Advanced
C. G., G. and L., -; G.. G. and |. C.. a Del.
J.. and Western. j. Del. and Hud.. e; Eric
common. d dc. preferred. / A; Kansas Pacific
. Lake Shore. =; Michigan Central. =; No,
X. and Texas. =; n. J. Central. II; North
western common. do. preferred. a; Pitts
grnph, 4; Western Union Telegraph, -; st.
Louis aud san Francisco 1ss. preferred. 4;
Louisville and Nashville. Is. Declined-H.
and St. j.. AZ Z; Harlem. y. Y. Central. =;
81. Louis. X. G. and n. preferred, =; Union
Pacific. = Wabash. y.
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ABENnRoTH-YoCNG AT the residence Of Jasper
Cairns, jersey CITY Heights Tupdav evening. Ami
u. by the Rev Morgan Of rortchcstcr. y W W.
Ahendroth To Cordoba Young, both Of Jersey city.
BAHSES-LENERtpGE On Wcdue Alnv April 10, 40
The Rutgers rresnyienhn Church. BY The Rev samuel
CuCnrd william H. Barnes 60 Annie LUvcridgc, daugh.
ter Of Bcnjauin C. Levrrid.c, all Of this city
BERRY HOUGHrON.-On Tue stay. April ~. at tho
Church Of the HOLY Trinity. hv The Rev. stephen II.
Tying. Jr. y. D. Edward berry To Ida nnugh;on young.
est daughter VI Edwin liouIhtou. all NJ this CITY,
BUkkE-DMIEY In Hnstnn. on the i2th inst by tho
Roy l. T. Bonud. John j. Burke to tahHrue A. Daley.
ONAN-MONTAGtE- the brides residence, 003
CLAY av, St LOUIS Mo, William 5. Cowan 10 FANNIE l..
Montague.
GRAFF-GENtN --On wednesday. April 10, by the
Rev q. II Vaudeville Andrew Gran 10 Nanuic y. Genin,
Sr. of Harlem
II ALIs-liiBBARD.-- In New York April - by the
Rev Alfred Beach Mr Franklin W Hall OF RoXbuTy.
Vt, 20 Miss Minnie T.. liibhari NJ Chicago H.
MORSE-BoNNS- In N"w Haven Conn, on Tuesday.
April 10 IN Christ Church by the Rev Joseph brewster,
rector Elliott u. Mor." 20 Grace A. Bowns
STEW tAN.-Uu the IAN inst. In 81 An
dlcw's T. Church. West Philadelphia 10y tlc Rev. X.
Bethel ClaNton y y Swain stswart lS : stewart TO
Anna T. ClWgau. both ui West Philadelphia
HAN-CANPENrER In Norwalk Conn, April
10 Alden H. Vaughan OF Iydc Park Mass 10 Miss Jennie
L. Carpenter OF Norwich
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cular rcfcrrcd TO for popular distribution hut
the subscriptions were declined. These ccrtill-
cates will be Issued nono under tho terms OF
the circular offered to-day for the next sixty
days, and N not taken the department will de-
tcrminn whether II IL advisable to- accept tho
subscriptions for them already made.
The Treasury Department this evening issued
It's ninety-u.ghih call for the rcdcmption Of
bonds. Tho call is for sIGO.0O0 900 ten-Lorty
bonds Of 1864. Of which 4G775 01O are coupon
bonds. and sll3. 225.OOO are registered bonds.
The principal aud accrued interest will be paid
ut the Treasury on and after tho 18Th LAY OF
July next, and tho interest on said bonds will
then ceasc. The following are descriptions Of
the bonds:
Coupon bonds-s50 No. 1901 to No. II 3O3 !;
500. 80. 5.0O1 to No, Sc 1861 $500. No. g. 01 to
inclusive.
Registered bonds-s5O No. POI to. No. I $50 {:
No. 100; $1,000. No 3001 To No. 80 800; 50 600
No. 1901 to No. 10000; 100000 No. 1901 to No.
oil inaiusfva
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other for the honor OF grasping the speakers
hand. Several minutes ELAPSED before order
was restored.
Mr.. Gibson said that tho persons whom Mr..
Burroughs accused of having committed cleo
ton outrages in Louisiana had been acquitted
by the courts.
Mr.. Burroughs replied that that was nm old
trick.
Mr.. Gibson said that the gentleman should
have decent respect for tho Federal judiciary
and his own party. and not accuse tho courts OF
the United states Of trickery. Tho Democrats
sneakcd ont Of the fix in which he had placed
himself with much less eloqucnce than he OK
hihited in his speech.
Mr.. Turner 81 kentucky who had held him
self in his seat during Mr.. Burroughs's speech
with much difficulty. jumped M and shook his
from both sides drowned his voice. but 1t il
strongly suspected that his language was very
strong.
Mr.. Cofrroth concluded tho dave debate.
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The pe.rolt River Tunnel.

OTTAWA. Ont. April ls.-In regard to tho tun-
neng Of the Detroit River 1t Is understood that the re-
quired legislation will not be granted this season. for va
ros sons some OF them Of irrational character
MLwAuKEE Wis April ls-The Executive Committee
Of the Lake Underwriters. an association with com
this city have unanimously adopted resolution ue
earng that their opinion bridge across tAs Deuoi'
uonabe and agreat obstruction ~ nayigAuon and nat
tunnel l. entirely practicable and would meet All the
wants of trade amt prove unoblecuonahe Inc hoaiu,
therefore, cordially recommend the eOnstIuc Vi
-
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delegation from the Sixth Avenue Property
oIHcrs Association urged the Tax Commissioners yes
torday reduce the taxable valuation OF the real estate
on Sixth avenue. Mr. Elwood L. 1horno said that the
made by the running Of cars on the Metropolitan
Elevated Railroad had caused property on sixth avenue
to decrease in value fully thirty three per cent Cen De
Pcyscr said that since trains had begun running lac had
been unable a. lease many u ms houses The noise had
reduced his rents nty per cent
Mr.. T. a. King said thathc wasnow glad torcccyc ~ 800
rent for property sixth avenue for which he used to
got i,uIl 5000 house TINT cost s'i-Ol0 three
wears ago WIS recently sold for $1,000 SIR KING added
that the class tenants un the avenue had chan-ed and
TINT persons who could pas gu0i rut, would
Ave There account ot the noise ~ the railroad.
James DulW sand Chat hc owned some line apartment
houses there hat was unable ~ lease them o. iIV better
class uf tenants ut urcc lie hul intended tprect 70
line building at fuy-srNrnut street, bus lac should now
erect ordinary trurWruts Tor poor poue as lhc} were
the only class who would 1--we cn tllc avenue.
The Tax Commissioners assured tho dele hAltn that
they would carefully consider their request
Cal and examine the stock of furniture carpets bed
ding. &c, AZ NuWpcrthwts lpi 100, and ~ chatham
before the rush commences and while the slrsMcn
have time to Wait ON you. Established u yeara-Air
Dr. B,ckers Bye Balsam cures nhamed weak ewes,
siyes and sore clelds All drug ssta Depot bowe1.
lido
DR. Root Of 1a9 Pearl II gives each sufferer from ns
epilepsy one bottle Of his remedy free ior uiaL-Ade
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New Koehelle saving. Bank.

The depositors Of the New Rochelle Savings
Bank Will probably receive additional dividend OF u
Der cent az the close tho present month, as the re-
teiver O that institution viii amply the supreme Court
Tor authority make ue payment The proposed dNl'
dend will make total o % per cent PAID tu me dtpos
tors NO urher dividend can be made 10 the ucpositors
until the suit commenced against the frthdvut ana W@s
toes Of the bank Tor SIS .lpl r. decided,
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mixed and s2057c. for white. including No mixed .
ble.; No. white. Ht' g. Corn was dull and shade
lover; sales Vt l2b ~ BUSH including stramer at 436c
No do 4lsc 45c No june gilc Tor ste amer
Tor May, ami 1870 Tor DO for June
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ST. LOUIS, April ia number OF prominent
coorci men In This city have organized society called
tho g. or.d Immigration AID Association, AMI elected
NJ ou turner Fic.dent and Albert Burgess secretary
The n.-Ociauon hn. becu Incorporated ana tls utrk.H
a. IA normaurut is object. NJ stated in - consul
ifiun rs 20 tus fuids Tor ue ESTABLISHMENTS ul ,uul,d
colonies aid immigration 81 eoloieu men from "'o
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Money ON cal 4@5 { cent, Closing at the /
side rate.

Mhhtb Oh Ntt4l tHsJ = Ntlll-, S4DS4AN Al TIC III
side rate.
In reference TO tho calling in Of the TO- los. n
correspondent OF the World points out that tho
only after All the $40 bonds have been re-
deemed. and he argues that il cannot be law
fully made before July .. when the last call Of
5-2Os natures. We npprchcnd that the call u
made under the original act for the issuing Of
the ln-iOs. taken in connection with subsequent
legislation. They are payable ut the option OF
the Government. and that option has now been
exercised.
Yesterdays Bank Of England reserve was
H9oooOp higher man II WIS NJ inc corresuond-
this fact says: Money Is gathering more AMI
more into a stagnHnt mass iu the London mar
the peoples minds at ease. gigantic homes
and sp"'ulntlous would spring into being. IA
matters stand the Government alone can bee eN
peoted To trench upon TINS unusual hoard, lis
requirements on behalf Of India and South
Africa are the most likely means now visible
Tor absorbing the idle money, when weighs on
tho market 30 an extent that makes the money
lenders occupation almost prontless There is
no business enterprise. no confidence In bust
ness prospects and there is Il strong sense Of
insecurity in nearly all business departments,
which prevent tho FREQ employment OF loanabc
capital in mercantile affairs.
Tho stock Of tho Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company is beginning 70 nttrnct tho
attention 81 lnycsll3ors n lhif mlrk'f anh soid
expected 10 bee e. II not z cent. aud sanguinc
holders profess TO he looking for G cent semi
annually regularly thencciorth.
Concerning the time whom Justice Harlan
will announce his decision in the suit brought
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company by
the receivers Of the Columbus Chicago and
Indiana Central Railroad Company for rent
undor the lease of thel rond, we hear various
reports. One fixes 1t for next Monday. another
for u week from Monday. and q third says next
month. Tho decision can hardly fail be made
before next summer. and. for the reasons We
gave some days ago. we think il Will be- in favor
of the c., c, and l. e. Company.
The Wabash Railway Coz in consequence OF
the recent reduction OF freghts by the Chicago
and Alton Il. X. Coz are making Chicago rates
from seabonrd points to tho Missouri River,
viz, u.s. co, so and 40 cents.
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Railroad bonds were In brisk demand. and
prices generally better. TIE new Eric issues
were especially active and huoyant. C9nsoh;
dated seconds selling from ~ up 10 72.4 and
closing AZ 7l7s: the new 81. funded, ut " 4W13.
and consol dated sevcns ut log 1867. There
was n brisk movement in G.. G. aud /. {. at 67'o
@c7 @G7 for firsts. and 27h@2si i"27 for sec
Onds The bonds OF the elevated roads were
again active and higher. Metropolitan selling NJ
1O0h@100A. and New York. 1l0@ ll0is. Tho
Kansas Pacific opened fraction higher and
more active but closed qdlct at about yc-ier-
days ngurcs. Central Pacncs sold nj HOO
llO's for gold bonds. and 99@994 for land
grants. Union Pacilcs, We're u demand at
1877 il0s for nrsts and ll3gll3ii torsukiug
fund; Missouri Kansas and Texas issues were
active at G3a63A for asscntrd. and 3u"3l for
seconds but closed at about inside ngur.s
Other sales embraced -. Paul sinking fund.
1910 1915 Denver and h. q. nrs;s. So. down
10 So New Jersey Central consolidated assent
ed. S6h@SGk do. adjustment bonds. lOl's; III.
and ST. Joseph So. lO6h@lO1, anu Canada
Southern firsts. sO7t@sl.
Governments further advanced '4@is. except
for iO-40s on the higher quotation from Lon
don. and the recent issues sold freely. or state
bonds, Louisiana consols were active and buoy
ant. opening at 81 and advanced to SO; Dis
trct Of Columbia 3.65s were more active at S2ts
GS2ts Quebec IS sold at 1885, Bank Of Repuh-
lie shares sold at 100. and Bank OF America. 1876.
The following are current prices Of Government
bonds
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

ufrtlrruE ALMASAC-rHts nAY
sun riees.. - sun sets..... q 81 Noon rises. On
MON wATNR-Tmis nav.
Sandy Hook. u GOV. Island. 1O He'll Gate-.. 81
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DIVORCED.

swENSEN.-1n the city ot New York on the 18Th day
Of April, 1879. by the Hon Abraham H. Lawrence. a
Justice ot the supreme Court. Charles Swouscn from
Lima Swcnscn. Gauss. adultery.
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Business Notltts.


9. New YORK agents Tor all newspapers In the United
states and Canada. Advert .cmcnts fOrwardcl daily.
GEO. Z nOWELL & co. 10 sprncc q.
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good because painless remedy, at mr. coltons' in the
Cooper Institute, n. Y.-Ah
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Arrtvct-FHipAY. Arril 10.
IS Main Barre Bremen April 3. and southampton sth
s. W. A. SchOltcn, Wis Ruttcrdqu
IS California. D madison. London.
BARK John Rcnd Hartling. ~ Nizairc.
BARK Magdalrua. Olsen. Antwerp.
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shirts In the city 81 TO q British socks,
2c "A palr linen collars $40 pcrdoA j. W Johnston ~
Grand 81 ss0 40 9Th ay lhrd door above -5l st-id'
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Paralye nervous tremulous Old ladies arc made per
qaot aud IDIghuy BY asiDg Hoo B1NFsdAiiy -Aas'
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Srrtml Qotirss.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.


out today BOO clear. lnli hand some tyre.
hanI..W".E Illustrated
UNnER 0NE ROOF
By JAMES PAlN.
Issues this Week
By the aato i;' Of Molly Bawn' rhyis &C. e'"'
A,.,e.
FAIR FAIR. WITH GoLptN u AIR. ... 10 cents
by Mrs. FEAfllkKsrONIACGH
Also
~" A'' 4 N'D IS IS Nr. oLrliASf. cen"
A TOUR OF THE WORLD is EIGHTY DAYS. 10 cents
BY JULES VERNE.
THE NGn2i Il c T nand'om' 'ygS
b, CHARLES DICKENS.
LATE ISSUES;
40 Reb Raads ~ " $ Gi.hcr ......... ..... aDc.
nu Mouy Bawn uy The Duchess ... ............ 2Oc.
- Phyllis, by the author o Molly Bawu" .,. loc.
AS Clairc's Love Lie iy Lucy Randall Comfort go los
4Hi Golden sorrow by Mr. Cnshel llary 2Oc.
~ SIR i aS6 GS hy SS eSrse MSc p5naG l''
~ Marriage az VENTURE, ~ Emile Gabonau. ioc.
49, Ny Guardian BY Ala Cambridge. roc.
Isl cr Face Va. Her ' ftana by F. Robinson SOC.
80 80 TSw9Id CONS i'nec b. " k9binS,n ..... ioe.
Isl 9 VIZ I by lis, z Ms s%
~. Cast NJ lhe sea by Samuew Baker .. ioc.
cepi Of TricS by GEORGE munro. il to I Vaaicwater
A.-THE SUNDAY NEWS TOMORROW
GIVING frSbsEDii' S ~ Hd RtsgEESrRE5 ArARr-
r"H'' AMI NIT! nihG 4GA''oN
oN VARIOUS SUBJECTS
THE SUNDAY NFWs Is SOLD BY
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BY using HIGGINS German Laundry Soap. because it Is
pure ASK your grocer Tor It, aud give it a trial
a Glove OF bonnet" French chin, Gle.
gantly trimmed for $40, at RANDELS. 30 9th nv
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WlRETEI.

RInir's PIIIs.-Grcit English Remedy for Gout and
rheumatism. All drusri. IL have them.
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Or Root Of 1a9 Pearl II gives each sufferer from or
epilepsy bottle Of his remtdy free ior triaL-Adg
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Dr. Boxers Eye Balsam cures nfamed, weak ewes,
siyes aud sore cyclds All DRUGGISTS Depot boWeIy.
-.hfn
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

called the limit Of their usefulness, nuder 'ne
present system. A long agitation for com.
mon sense management has finally piaced
them under single head, and SIM
plified their methods Of business; the
Administration is, to all appearances. boues'
and efficient. The tolls have been reduced ~
n low figure, but yet have been imposed VIII
the idea of producing sufficient revenue TO
pay the expenses Of operating and repairing
The result is, for the last fiscal year,
surplus of $25O,000 in revenue over
S74O, 900 of expenses. This surplus IS only
fraction, however, of the sum demanded Oy Tue
Constitution for the canal debt and the inter
est upon it, the whole sum for the fiscal year
named being over $1.00O,O00, and the deil-
cheney, which must be met by taxation, being
but little smaller than that figure. We have
already, then, under as good a canal system
as we can expect, deficiency, in round num-
bers, of million dollars. To abolish tolls
would create another deficiency, in round
numbers, of a million dollars. For this added
million, what might not be gained to the
commerce of this City and State
What the commerce Of this City and State
may lose in the future, if the old policy Is
blindly retained, Auditor Schuyler hints at 10y
reminding what we have lost by that policy
in the past. In the five years ending
with September, 1875, the total export
Of vegetable food from this country in
creased 125 per cent; at the end OF
the same period, the total export from
New-York City by railroad and canal had de-
clincd per cent. In the fiscal year just
closed the gain on total export, as compared
with the total export of the fiscal year 1871.
was 1872 per cent; the exports by the New
York canals show a gain of per cent.
When New-YOrk City, in the period named
above, lost 7 per cent in her exports of vcge-
table food, Philadelphia gained 50 per cent,
and Baltimore 1O4 per cent
These figures need no comment. 1t Is to
be hoped that the Legislature of 1879 will
consider them seriously, not forgetting that
the prosperity of the City of NewYork Is the
prosperity of the State.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
POLITICAL NOTES.
appointed

Trouble breaks out again at Washington tO-mor-
row.
Nobody offers to bet that there Will be Demo-
cratic cipher hunt.
The storm signal should be unfured when Til
den appears In Washington.
The Democratic editor refraius from loosing any
enthusiasm about Humans bulldoZng letter.
Perhaps this will be a critical week for the gentle
coparceners, but it doesn't look that way now.
OF course Mr. Potter will hasten 10 inform an i'm
patient country what he went To New Orleans for.
and whether or not he found IT.
Colonel Maekey's letter will destroy the last
Democratic hope that decisive proof of the tissue
ballot fraud caDuot be obtained. The evidence is
overwhelming.
Mr.. Thurman has been tho victim of several So
political disasters recently. and il hardly seems
credible that he is ready to call another one upon
himself by starting warfare on the National
banks.
The President is much interested in the next
election in Ohio, and is anxious only that the Re-
publcans pick out their best man 10 run for Cover
nor He makes no secret of his opinion that Gar
field is the man. though he does not wish TO appear
to dictate III any way
There are many evidences OF Democratic agony
al the present time, but none more pathetic than
those which appear in the columns Of space which
the able editors devote to reasons for the Of
resumption in spite Of Democratic predictions,
Nothing hut sheer luck did the business. they are
sure. ii they are right. they simply prove that
their own party Is droadiully unlucky.
In behalf of its beloved friends. the coparceners.
THE 1RlBuNE is moved to request that, in case
cipher hunt is started, tho first fact ascer-
tanned DO tho number and nature OF the dispatches
still remaining IN that barrel. Moses and Nevy will
| DO able to frame their answers with less nor-