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VOLUME XXVII.-NUNIBER 2s1,

Cardinal MrCloskcy and Archbishopst;ih.
houS and Williams with subscriptions "i
Sl,GO0 each. This simple statement ri
iac'S We now prescn: in the firm aSSurali, q
"l sympathy for the venerable and atllir,
ca Archbishop OF Cincinnati, which fills
our hearts will be fully shared in by all
lhe hierarchy, the clergy and people oithr
Catholic Church throughout the entiir
country, and that the practical measures
resolved on aud nauguratrd will he hear,i.
Iy received and carried out everywhere,
The most RevGrcndand Right Reverend
l'rclatCS of the country, not present al
the meeting in New York, are respectful.
~ and earnestly requested to signify Ia
his eminencc Cardinal McClOSkev. their
Willingness TO join in this united action,
and TO the reverend clergy and faithful
Pcop lc throughout the United States. wr
now jointly address the cxhortatiou which
We will urge on them in our rGspCctiv,
diocese, that they enter with great thcnlt
and u willing mind into this noble work
OF charity, aud that they spare no effort
and stop ut no sacrifice that NAV mid to its
success.
While again declaring that it is no obli.
CATION OF justice that We shall thus fulfill
We do mott forget how sacred arel iii.
demands OF fmtcrna sympathy nnI
charity in times of need thew hny.
never been thus far appealed 10
in vain, and We doubt not that the snr.
riaI greatness Of the present need will call
forth a special manifestation Of Christian
bcnclicencc, which will give ctllcation
to all men and glory TO the father Of mcr.
rlCS, besides pouring balm into thr hruivnI
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CIrYoF MrNlco. May 20.-rhcre has been
no oIicia! statement Of the abandonment
OF the exposition, but the work OF prrpara-
ton Tor II has been stopped. There is lit
Tie doubt that the Cabinet has determined
on the abandonment; Of the undertaking,
and it iS!"arcd that this abandonment will
cause Ianmcuna the Mexican Minister at
Washington, u resign.
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MONTREAL, May 2S.-'rhe Mechanics
Bank suspended payment to-day. The
refusal Of Alalspns Bank To extend further
accommodations hcing the cause Of the
NIlHrc. The capital is Sl0l OOl; note cir
cuIa'ion. Sl7U,0O0: deposits, S2jO,00O, and
other Liabilities. Sl2.OO0. The assets ar,,
set down as follows: Bills discounted.
$l2,Uol over due debts, $l7O,0OO, ami
real estate and other assets, Sl9O,OOO.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

lIamIan, in the coming mrcwith Elliott
~ III" iNv"rllc at seven To four,
Johns Robert Iunton, cotton spinnGrs
NJ liochdnlc, have failed. Linbilitirs
ItO,UOD.
An earthquake shock las been felt ut
Reggie, GIndcrs from Mount .Etna have
reached licgHio
AI"SSaudriu, Italy, is threatened with
floods. TIL" Alrssanirin Railway and
other lines arc Interrupted
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The marks indicate feet I inches anL
stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
The Emma Graham passed down last
evening Tor Cincinnati.
Tit" Buckeye State is due up this morn.
ing,cu route from Cinrinnalito Pittsburgh
The u'Ncal leaves this morning At !,
O'Clock for Pittsburgh.
The ST. Lawrence is dur from Ciucin.
natl Tomorrow.
The Courier will be to.lav's packet for
Park"rShnrg, leaving NJ 1880 \. ".
The local packets are making their usual
trips.
ny Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, May 9S.-Rivrr falling; 4
Icrt on the shoals.
NlcEsHuEo, MAY @N.-Wca,her clear,
Thermometer ~. River fallen 1 inches,
Cana, May IS River L. feet and fall.
mg. Weather clear. Thermometer SO.
LOUISVILLE. May @S-Wrathrr rloudy
aud warm. River stationary; 5 feet in
canal.
rrrr>mvG"u, May @S.--Rivcr . feet II
inches and stationary. Weather fair and
cool. nrpartrd-,'raham
ClNrINNArI, May 2S.-Rivrr Is fcr, .
inches and falling Weather clear and
warm Arrived: Katie %iockdalr. Pits
hurgh. Departed W. +. rhonpsou
Pittsburgh; Con MilIar Memphis; Golden
City, New Orleans,
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JonN EoENEr, Nos. "0l9 and 2O@l Main
street, Centre Wheeling. ". Va, has s..
cnrc'l the SolrNgrnrv Of Maham Irmorrst'S
FMshiunnhI" Patterns, Pattern Books.
Journals, Instruction books, What T."
w"ar and how To make it in fact, the muSr
scientific and complete outfit ror dtcss
makers and others who wish stylish gar.
mrutS nf any kind Everything new and
fresh, and al less price than any others.
Call and examine thrm. Nlso. New
nrrsSt;ouds, Trimmings, Hosiery, INraSuls,
White ',"odS, Carpets, oil Cloths, Wall
Taper Linen Suits. %r., Sc All are in
vltrd. We Srll cheap for cash.
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IhE FIRST BUM FUR REPUbLl-
CAN VICTORY IN 1880.
The Ohio Republicans Nomi-
nate Charles Foster for
Governor,
And Send Forth to the Country a
Sound Platform.
Measures for the Relief Of Archbishop
Purcell.
The Presidents Correct Position on the
Negro Exodus,
The Wages Question in The Pittsburgh
Iron and Nail Mills.
Cases Of Poisoned Children Ia
Vermont.
Measures for the Relief Of Archbishop
Purcell.
The Presidents Correct Position on the
Negro Exodus,
The Wages Question in The Pittsburgh
Iron and Nail Mills.
Distressing Cases Of Poisoned Children la
Vermont.


se
WmgcS Question,
Special to the IntclllsrnCrr,
I'IrrSurRGu, May 2S.
In answer to your inquiry in regard to
the reported compromise Of the wages dif-
ticnlty herc,,we reply that the manuiac.
tuners have not signed the sliding scale
for pudding, nor is there any prospect
that they will Ito SO. The owners Of a
mill at Apollo, in Armstrong county, have
signed the scale, but that includes only a
few puddlers, and it is not counted as at
all important in the present difficulty.
Nothing definite will be done before the
list oiJune,the time when the present scale
expires, and the action Of the Apollo mill
is not likely to be taken into account one
way or the other, u.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

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c,aro,T, ,,,n, ,," IT,i,.I G,a;n,, ,'",i",
onI no, a ln,.o,o nf S,,,"s "nI ,,,n, n,
Senator EdmnnJ. sail tts on,Lori,y nnI
no,roroy;s,, 49, i, ,,o,,o,, ~ ,,,.'.,,; ,,, =.
5,ht mn ny.ry ir,h ~ An,,r;,,ar s,; 90 %
car,llo.. ~ 1rv nrL Ill Sat-" ,nws -,
Iimits
mis- :. n,n i,.,,o ,,,.. ,r,,, ..,,or ,,,.,,nf
rcor,lv iu,d u,n ,,on,.s, IN nL;a ,nI au''',
S,.,a. MI. (oll nnL -, ,,,;,, ;a.,,o ,na ~, y,
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The D"n'"rr"cy About to StriKc their
rug
'"u N'''.'"'".i '"T""' Vi yesterday
co"'"'NS ""snihE'"" ulSMlcI' That pre-
"'scS very "'S1I,'c''y Tue impending sur
rcil"eF ol 'he congressional democracy
u Is important 10 Dear III m'nd That the
E"?'"'rISthe ltAdlhS democratic paper III
""'o' ls washington correspondent tel
csr"Pns ''lat on lueSu'y msht the caucus
co"''l''ucsnl Tue Rltly "he'd ! quiet con-
'cFe"ce Oh inc pp'lllc"I situation III Con-
sr'sS. Me''OeFSo' me committee conccdc
l''"' II Will not Do possible TO adjourn with
out W making lhe usual appropriations
me great nnlk oil 'he party IN
congress are IN iaVor oil lighting 1t out
"lEh lne Fresideit' anu refusing to appro-
pirate accent so long as he insists upon his
FIsht TO interfere III elections with bayo-
n''S' supervisors an" M"rshaIS, anu re-
'lSeS 10 consent 10 the repeal OF the test
oatil iHw' hnt' %hilc the party IS almost
soIIn III thI' opposition, there are Just
enough "lssatlsiIe" ones To make 1t lmpos'
s'D'e 10 carr! out TINS policy. Alex. II.
"tcPneIls AilS US SOou US S;uu that llo Will
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Nrw YoHK, May 2S.-Atthc olIircoi the
Commissioner ri Indian AiTnrs. the irl.
lpwing awards were umdr T. II. Kelly, 81.
Paul MINI, 9joO0O pounds Of corn at 81
cent per bu-hcl, and 9o0n pounds at l,i
cents; 4 G Davies, 81, Paul, llliVW
pounds At - cents, w. l. Merriam, -,
Paul Si2 barrels ur-s pork At 80 Il, =.
II Kelly Chicago, - barrels nj $lO U0i
Royal l.nkIng Powder Company, oi Nrw
York, iH.tlt rnnnhs lMkiMg pnM,Inr
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ClNuNNNrl, May ?S.-Cotton-Qnict ar
lg',r. Fmr-pUll Wheat ONrrlnl< IrHi
ard mark" inactive, Ne. = red 81 WSal 10
Corn irrrEu'm >n. : mixed g>iIOr oar,
-N"'I ; wl\rd .'la'i1c Rye Neglected. Ea,
..rIN-HrArc; Ia! Il ~ Provisions S,romr
p"N-llr At ;lol" Lard Quiet aud nom.
INA. hHIk Meats -UUirl nui firm at ~ 50l
, "o"l So' Bacon. lHE"oidrmand; shoulder,
kN-SLuANN al SOP
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Boston EoStons, 0: Chicagos, {.
Troy--Troy Cilys, u; Cincnnatis, 6.
Providence Providence, .; Bunalos. ..
SyracUSo-StarS, ! Clrvclands, u.
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Ask your grocer Tor larksun's Best.
Joseph SprIdcIN " Go, have it at Wholesale.
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CiNrINNNrl, May = -iloas Moderately
y &ta3 Il; lirh, &S9lS,S 4,
heavy ~ 2haS 80 selects ~ AuG 10
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Ghe Gnteuigeneer


Onice. Nos. 2S and n Fourteenth Strect.
, 1879-04-19
Listening to More Testimony In
Rebuttat.
Mr. Filler Has O Distinct Recollection
Of Mamie's Screams.
Rteysna Masquaradiug Under the Namo Of
sam Lewis,
The Character Of Race Street Called
into Question.

THE PROSECUTION WINS.
Tho eleventh day Of tho trial opcns promptly
at 10 o'clock, With rather noticeable FILLING oil
Iii the attendance. II Is early, however, md as
tie day advances the crowd makcs amends for
It's dilatoslncss by turning outin great numbers.
AZ soo,l rs tho Daiii6 declnscs tho Court fu
session, sir. storrs rises from bis lair Of law
books anu proceeds to discuss the question,
raised Thursday, whether Stevens threats rs to
his wifo, made outside Of Court, md Which llc
denied under oath, can DO controscrtcd by I'M
pcnching witnesses.
Tho counsel for tho defendant say "nay," and
thc stntc's Attorney ami Mr.. Weber say "yca,"
and eact sitlc fo1tiiics its position BY Ruthori-
tics.'' 1t takes them two hours to do 10.
Tho Court holda that stevcna' testimony on
the point cannot be contradlctcd: but, II It Was
important for ti.c defense to show his intense
love ior his wife by way Of showing tint the H.
fidelity a1,l tntr!gues Of his wife operated upon
Ills mind, thus 10 firmly fixed In Its love and
affection for its object, md dcranEed and
frcnzscd him, there is no doubt that the State
can rcbut by showing nets, declarations, a'lt!
conduct tliat ltsproyo the claimed lore anti
affection for bis Wifi.
, 1879-04-19


CHICAGO, April 17.-A gentleman Of Hly Rc-
quainsanco snys lie Inns invented Il very useful
article OF wear for females, which. think fac.
corling to drscr!ption), will greatly tend to rev.
olutlontze the anxiety and trouble which ladies
cxporlcnce In keeping their headecar at the
proper elevation commensurate with prevailing
fash!ons.
I will attempt to give description OF this In
vent!oI1, attllougt 1t may not bo malo ne plain
as would wish, owing to the hurried convcrsa-
tion had with the Inventor. II SO, the ladies
will please cxeuso mo.
Ii Is called tilc "spring Bonnet Elevator"
It is made from black wntaut,-shapc and form
like saucer, hut slightly oval about ionr
iuc!,cs one wny and three another, an Inch Thick
In tic centre. tapcrng gradually towards tho
edge; when placed on tho top Of the heau It ITS
perfectly, antl Ia fastencd with rubber bands
isttcl, CONE down behind the ears, md connect
In tho centre Of this reversed saucer. or bhse is
n small hole. A silver plated copper wire, about
une-e1Ghth Of IN Inch ID diameter md Just BcVe1-
teen inches long, !s screwed iuto tho CENTRE
Now tho false hatr Is forced down over the
wire in layess uf three inches in thickness Until
within tlyo lochcs ct the top, Wien tho "t1l-
knott Ia nut on. Thts tnialscs up, with tile cx-
"top.knot," md fastened with strings the utual
way. The above Invention entirely obyiatcs all
difficulty heretofore experienced by ludtes In
obta!uIng thu proper altitude and frmness; and
nm suru tho inventor will receive the grateful
and thankful Acknowledgements Of womnnklnd
for his untiring efforts In bringing to perfection
an Invention Which they will hail with Joyous
delight.
l ought to mention that ID order to secure
perfect harmony, the Inventor made the wire just
long enough so TINT from thu brow to tie front
rim Of the bonnet, ut m anglo OF forty degrees,
the distance would be twenty six Inches 'tet Ho
tlad an idea TINT two feet md two inches was
The right aud proper length Of space which la
dies of all classes would agree upon. l hope
ills industry Will bc duly rewarded by m tH.-
mcnso 6uc, which doubtless will bo tile case
when it Is thrown on tile market. Tho price to
the trade Is Unly thrcc dollars cncl,.
understood from, him that to make sales sure
anll Us faBt ns possible application hnd been mado
to the strcct-rui1wuy companies to hayo all their
ears from elghtccn inches to TWO feet higher,
mud ho would ssand hfs SHARE OF expense In alter
alton; t!ay agreed to consult over tho matter
alsl give him I'LL answer at an carly day:
, 1879-04-19

The position Of woman anoug them, non.
nornnt nnt1 degraded women OF InHis 10 ,taes
morals ol that Enpre1 Not 80, hui iv'as iS.I.s d.
radiation Is criterion by whtcl, to iuts'. ~
enlighteamont atnl moral stasua Of ibsi ,1oas Ing
people emerge from batbarism and 1nass aala
pro0ress towards equal rlelts thai Tn,o.as ao.as
comes moral power. Blu is fl1cn hnt ~ o..
n society, naturally. ns soma think, NM. ..set
lirtous, moro conservative, more vtnotinna'.f ~
man, but with him awayed BY the inan..aaaa.aa
which affect society "a whole. '""asaets
Men and women arn tnextyIcabfv ,,tn.,..
Rlt tho affairs uf lffc. When tho Roman IN
wero tnodets af Write, their hlsl,yluIa on sIols
moro worthy OF alen. Some Of tho lnrs. I'm Mas
aetors Of history were tho product Of nesas'. sna'.
G!yi!iza,1lom ,,. at sts Gl'1!nat!on. Hut tswhss
women catno to t'ic surface as fsrtof ~ ~, Vt
overthrow" Precisely 80; hut how nn,t!, ati
untrue to inatnuato tat tfi!s n,moraItiy ~ shd
women was power, when II was oniy y. ,'., y.
the common decadnnce which rcaultsJ E|n,S IN ,ss ,Ss
1aon arc always found to folluw tho exan,n,s si
TINT tnaRnanimons individual wl,o sid. t. En q
woman thou gaveat mo to bc Win M .as
gave 1lc Of tho tree and did catl" III III eaa e.
snmo he failed to ahirk responsibility hv .aia tIa
excuse. aud wo respectfully suggest thai ~ q!
shows that fearful responsibility rcsf4 'v.a "nL
our wemen," should he, amended to nrct w pSa
tact Of mutual responsibility rc.,i%s ss1 IL hs
upon men md women, tntt,,at oblQation" NJ
work fur tho good OF our country mud for X. l.
good Of humanity. 'o' va
at Is d bad atatc Of affairs u w}le, c,;,,, :,
politics aud morals prntcs about tho pt,ritv u
womanhood, md In tic same breath y,iIni'!: ~ u
motives nil character OF hundreds Of tbn.,. M
Of the best wo1ncn Of Ills own State, NJ
raefIcr- '1},
IN that thoy haso nob1y striven, at lta.s
Deal With them EobIy. women though ,hey h,
Aud honur them with truth II not with prs,s'
a LooKEn-oN IN C1,,cIco
, 1879-04-19

james Kitsou Ia cuIcd nnd testf1cs: III live
Mt Nn aps.Wcst ADAMS strcrt. nn1 an, nm.
n,,ra,, =, II m"rthrt e. ~ =. ,,.m.
'p'oscu ~ ~ ~ nu'.ua, ,aA, " eob' "aso
Known stevens since lsf2' ! got acquainted
With lin WHEN he worked for Clark Is Edwards.
saw hin three times ip 1873, Tic first time
was tl,e sprinr nm tnc rorncr of Fifth avenue
w., "a' ,,rs., ~ st.H y" ~ ." "'snas
a',a washington street' a''a haa conversation
with him. ! saw him again about month
prior to tho homicide, when on my vnY home, at
Dcsplancs anil Madison streets, ,Io was with
i,s wtfr Ind a,,nr to,l ,v,t,, lin linn T
. w. W." H.. ,'e.'.. Vs." 49, 's =
60" nl'n again pclwecn hal,,past a... ahn .
Oh the eyenlnE or the Killing. uo was
standing on the southwest corner OF Van burcn
a'tl Abcrdeen essuuss. WIS nasatnE along, aud
met him. Ilc had m umbrella IN hts hhud. l
shook hands with lin anu says. .Pctc, how do
you dof' Hc aaye,. Pretty wcil, tilank you; !;
llow hts fatniy was, anl l!c said Nicely, thank
YOU: how IL yoursi' / said, NY ..S!fs u sick.
Thcl hc says, You haVo l1ttie boy, haven't
you'll, sai'l, 'ics:'"
"What ID tle object OF tl!iss' asks storrs. :, .
10 tauW t'o state OF Ills mlnd," rcplea
Weber., ,,
VI asked him." resumes the witness, WI ho
Wns Sill living IN the snmc place. Ho snil
'fcs,' and then he seemed to interpret my
question a. over on Jacksoil 6troat and e says
NO am lying up on west Lake street.. just
then two llue3 pNSsCd by+ md he made the re-
, 1879-04-19

him. | told you what lid in response to your
Inquiries, n,ut volunteered n0thDg."
add yoM nycr BpPnk 10 Mr. Trude before this
noom" asks storra Oh tllc rccross.
"Ycs, SIR"
"Ddn't 1,o ask you why In tho world you
didn't gct nrn.l0d Thl1rblay, md didn't you say
Mills rot hold of you1''
"iln did fiot.'' ...
II "p!2 ts,xs Ss'' sEsf S;3.' s"'"'' tho 's'''''
II would like to offer this letter in ovIdcncc,''
says 6torra. ~
"Walt," sars Mills, "tiil tho postal-cartl is
Produced We llaVo tip ob1cctian tn the intro
prodnecd."
Tue objection Is srstnincd. ..
r." We arc perfectiy content with the letter as
answet this 1ettcr4n
~ Yes. stri some tlme In Janunry."
- Ina the postal.cartl you wfotb Sunday any
re!efSmee m a. ,o !, th"s 1ctter'"
"on tist basls," urges storrs, NJ offer It in
Mills rcmews the objection to Introducing tho
letter until tllu nostai.card is introduced also,
At,t! the Court slstatns him.
asks Mills.
II was In the hallway, mud he came up and
wanted to know II my name wno lltnslc.
satu yes, MIL tc wanted to know what was
going to testify TO-. told lin didn't think 1t
was tor tnc to toll him. llu tried to get eomc
moro out nf met md wouldn't answer him.
to snys, I'm not going to question you.'
only sorry got Into this niuss7'n y
Irudo Las nothing to ask, a,ld tho witness gets
down,
, 1879-04-19

c. 4. Bartoi IL tks Atlantic, ;,c,,,t. ahvd
Cbaanlng's was an tnstKulieantt "a H. ,c,n dusrf;
a1ld slender, about 10y poullus " 1sr,,sas III
instrument Of TIL. mighty a9n!: ,tobt ~ t Wbss:
was thu hiding Id pacs ot tst mstrs'0pesa 5sss eaet'o
Ono Of tbs thfes most c!oqne1t;; ,;;tS ~ 40 h,ba,
that ho ever heard. ite spohs .s " "csdenge. xhkns
seemed to raise every listruer to an,.u tie elt
wien i Whispered a' e'aTio''f foT Tias nspy r..
lie told me tfut with spesss.s, r. ~, lis soIes Vt
Cbrlst's dcnuncIatIoa of thu i armed u q q
ssyrra. Channl,s got ti,e BOOK, sSIi VIII !o Y Y
passago, aid read tho "Wo upoin p1i.,, WI aoh" sn Il,
way, 40 solenn. gtasioaa, WI tion stopped. W.
.e speto ia1I IL siss Sst toae NY objsetoa , J. = %
i'saas Wub,.sFs ~ VI. 'S trumpet, Cnsap'Ds' p
, 1879-04-19

~ tH' 11"s1VF u 1He 1Fa0RHts
CHICAGO, April 18.-Tle article entitled
"suyo tho Girls P" in yesterday mornings Tn1u-
usE contains reference to Monroc's Garden,
wlliel. hope will nut be tnkcn back or expiail-
I'd away, ns't,as n recent comn,ens III ono of tlle
pnpers. Surely vlcr duu Of ylco duca not e1-
iss In the city, mud why IL ls permitted to pros
per and spread Its cuncerous roots through, this
community Is ono Of thu sayatorira wllcl. puzzlo
iaw-'oyl'ly citizens. WHY don't the Police De-
wllu rrus III What IL tho secrct Vi tho peculiar
influence he wr!dst Aud why should ha bo
permitted to grow rich upon tile sha.,Iu atsd mis-
cries of others, md fec! securo In the hacking
OF the police powor Ut u great city1 We have
buen congratn!atlng ourselves upon the clostt,t,
ot tic "T,yo!i." Th.s place Ia ns much worse
than shat as tile smallpox IL worse tlan tl,e
tllugs." j. d. g.
, 1879-04-19
ADA,

Red as rIpcnctl cherries are my 6aby's lipss
Tinepd with red hur toes and tiny !lngrf.t'f"'
Whfts an alntast6r. 6ruw and laIniY cum.
With snicy lille lt,nplcs pceping OUT anL' 'a.
lliuo ~ Wildwood yioiels arc tho darltngs e.sh,
lIuo as forget .t1o-notr, bright as su'lnles.s''
Child Of nur unIo1s, wearing al! thu colofs .tue N
"""' 1Ilu"i i"3 W. 'e'o w ~ ~ Avis 1aas.
ArutL II, 1870.
, 1879-04-19
How Con. 1Iartlca Learned No" fo'''
TactlC&t -
HlltJ
ArlttA II, 1877.

Gen. Hardcc, whose manual Of tntan'sn y y
ties was In use IA ull the Southern art's.' % ,:st
!tcd u rural GcorGia town ono daY ansut at'nt slts
mli.ia company sought 10 do hmselt als IL i
Gcncra! honor by paradInE l,ls eota",.al ,aa Isoal
front OF thu iuu In which flnFdeo naa III b.
Tic writer unon tactics catno out uf'oh M mI,1
oony to review tlls communal, md thd tsH, n o.,
olcer put t1ls men through their paees ,,ntuss4
Of the inaneuyres tile mon bcra'aet su ,,a.s. u
telling te story, said that hs could tlliskd ELI
poasl6le way g which they might be :" 1G.i u
md wuitcI With grcat curios!ty tG 'rs! "
militia commander would do, Ihht ~, ~, ~
tIciu,, Looked at thu confused NUS 'ot y. a lot
mont With scowl Of pcrp!e1lty apohn phot.si IT, ID
llead; then his Taco cleared, a'id he su'0''
order: .hu
" Dlsentanglc to tho front; march, md spa
Whercupon tho men rushed 1ofn1n,s r. ,ns ora,s
formed new l!ne without rcgata ."n.sni :" ni "
Of tho old Que. lIaKtlee said the con,aItI oattI b.;
not IN h!s own OF my Other book on 'ss'''''
tllat 1t ought to be.
, 1879-04-19

Thomas burnside. fat a,M jolly, Ia sworn, ard
tcstiDes: ~ nm journalist; am at presuat
city cdttor Ut tlle It'egraph. I was previously
doing work uu the TTn.ss. met sseyeus tu
Thusslay before tho homicide Mt Todd d Co.'s
oll!cr, about . y. III. was given lutter by
the acting city editor Of tho Ismes, signed by
Stevens, ut.d took It With ME. l 1remc.abeE tho
cOnrersati0n,H
"DIu he say he had u bg sensation for tho
Sunday I:taes, that the wills Ut u prominent
cuuntY politician bud been untrue to him, und
was sleuptag with bankers n.d bus!tleas u,Al
rcal.cstatu men, sotne OF them Wull.known In
suclety.-or words 10 thAt clfsctf'
"fes, Btr.h -.-
"l}d he say he could proye, Or had letters
that would rEoye, tho wtfe'a n11ctty, alll thut
Words 10 that ctfertl"
10 tl'is Mr.. StorFs objects. since no founda.
ton was laid, Wssd tie shorthand wrier Tries to
tlnd in tl!s nn!ea w'ctntr It was Or WIS not.
This, iiko picking one'a way out of u dcusa for.
eat, requires t!mo. The audience move around
tn lhe seats, a1nl uoInentafy ssnsut0ll Is cre-
| Ated ~ The fatniinG OF i w0mas,-ona who Ia
evidently nut uccustolnet ~ tbs Surrounding IT.
muspaero. 10 purify 1t thu patlltIs ra1se lhs
, 1879-04-19

wIntlows, md tho fresh air sets mnny OF tho
pcoplc 10 coughing.
1t turns ont that Tho foundation has been laid,
atll tho Court permits the question to DO an-
swcrrst.
"lic said The letters continues tho wftnoss.
"wuuEd provo The in1dc1ty nf tho wite."
"Dtl llu say that II tsic husband got OF to
IT. hc might knock tho wife in tlc hoati,-tlat
he knew tho husband to no passoMato man,
md possibly he might get away With herr
OF Wosda to TINT cftect"
Tic answer goca In, subject 70 exception.
emit say ttiat he aattl that.'
:, "Did he aay !hat by would bo snro e 20
There unless tue husoAtl got IN 10 i, na,d y no