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, 1879-05-28

{kH47H t{H.1 NdHFNHt.
Wo arc now enabled tu nfsfloltrlcc that tha
establishment OF su.ar.notks In this city IS nn
assured iart. 4 company ilns been formed rep
resent!us u rapItal of $a,'1U,o ,ooo Ground has
world, tlal af Kuli. Francis d Co. Tile lot is
4Qu by sQJ feet. The stnkcs are sct, excavation
tas Lsguu, A,ltl IN ninety daya building ESQ
feet Square u,IA seven startes llgh will ba
over u0 feet. sucl! nre sumo Ut the t!cta,sa re-
sporting what Is IL he the 1arEent grnpc-sugar
works In the world. 1t Will CONSUME 11o-
husLcls of corr, rer day. whct, fa mGre than
sprtn.; n ihis sn.crprisu Is 7. a. Jebb, Of
SRt.ar-svnrhs in i!at city. a!nl has long becu
sn'wn as ,l.e most oxpcrt makor 81 crnpe,.ailgar
III s..s world. ~ nas seassFEs hayn already
mrn toki this product Is sugar mode lruisl corn.
When perfectly manufactured, with all tho
rrtAesAes complete. Il Is us hcasthful a. Rugn<
froa. cat,e. such is tho perfection to which tho
for II vast number Of art!ccs tliat formcrly dc:
1nun.lct! c2ne.suEar. Nearly all tha commercial
s.rups now tn,ulsg u.Hler the slssae Of "dslps"
are taa,la from T.. 30 Is most Ut the car@ly.
tn fnaki,H, vinegar, atMl In tobacco. Its use ID
culargns every tius, nnt the t.raand PROM
!*rr to bs M great rs tho sllpply eau furnish:
l!tthe1Io bat1aio 'ss bsea ths lead y; of
juuh was drawn to Peoria nERt by tha
extraordinary facilities tsmt teorla represented.
tler trutgats aru cheap tn thu teab0ard. ae ID
IN the nIi1,llu Of the Eret cort-bst, wllare corn
IL rasct II, greater quantities, and can b. sold
cheaper tllan n,ywllere IN lilo world. Ahu LIS
over Iuuxhaustibla cual -hoa, giving her cheaper
fuel fur steaEI purposes thAu any other place
Nosscssc&; Wills underneath her soil, uGd at
tleplll ul only tweuty feet, tl,ure exists sheet
uf water, aIilost tctcold. n,nl In tnGx xhauat!b.o
Nl,untltle5, temperature not varying tu
either summers heat Or winters frost. AZ soon
~ Mr. Jehh tuartietl VI u,eaa advantages, be Ut
unrr Interested savurui parstts In tlis vtuws. The
lorctll,,st ONES were u. y, Euston. >. j. killuu.
.'olln u Prurtos, .luta Boya Smith, J.. 81. QulnD,
Lester ltubtt1sn1. \, t. Hartartt, niu John Fran-
rIs, WHO ut onro entered Arurtlly into tho uti-
etPrlse, utIa With such SUCCESS l!lak = conpanY
rus soon farinu,l, t,,tar tho lla,u OF tue FGo-
tin Sugar. Refinery" Tho necessary money wss
put u,,, amt In low Weeks the Wurks WILL bS
inauxurattd, Such arc, In brief. tta malu fcat~
l.rea II what must in 10 long ttule worK" ssyo-
lulsan In PEORIA; tor this Industry, uu!lko tho
manufacture VI whisky, requires skilled labor,
1t will r1lp!oY 500 lIa1,ds. all OF Them ueehan'
les, II successful, il will ba thu pa1ent Of 4
number Of otl.rr works. No event tllat bus To-
Gently llappuctl In Puors Il pi eurli elgntdcsneo
to tbs tuta5a prosperity af slu city ~ this,
WtthIn ninety days our readers y III sua tla
hHust building; !n thu State. The loeatton OF the
building gives Il unFvalel allroad.factlfslss, 30
that 1t can enaly rtacll cTety oue u our eleven
railroads, giving them MI opportunity to mako
any p0illE IN tho country.
, 1879-05-28
CONDONED.
a I,onisStllo Man Fnrravirg His Beautiful
Niir.a IMlliiniitx.

A Louisville Man F'nrsivirg Ills Beautiful
Nttc'4 Iat.seiity.
Uf,l,phis {Itnn.t frufanrhe, IfdY ~.
A Louisville telegram of the 18th Inst. gavo
nil a.r'ullnt vi d startling acan!a1 III The upper
rrcics u the society Of that pacc on account OF
which William II. Tou,t[nson discarded hts
beautiful wife formerly Miss Jessie Duckuer),
mil sent lcr sJart to lIer mother at Greenvile,
ur-as /. should hasn beeu-Ers's Point, Mrs.
both partcs f,elong to distinguished families.
The cause Of TumlInson's a2tIon MSS tho crlu,i-
l,al n,!macy oc;rern tsl.: lovely Jessie anl Tom
itsuls's euttsi,1. Il. stanlc. Bowman.
After .'n: separation ier haart Of TnTnltnscn
grew lonely Tor t!tt soeIesy 1f his w!ie, who,
though fallen trom her hirh eatate, nus
Far as ihu ,srt That fell of wannnkind,
aud he resolved 10 take ller buck Into hts loving
tn lIrr that he wns willing 10 I1rxtyu a,ll forgot,
atnl askrd her to nsces him at Memphis, whcro
they elnlh patch Up thu. rent In their dDtncstt
happiur.s n,ll bury tho skeleton that inllubIted
their c!uSct.
Tie proposition came In good season. Jessie
wns llap pr,,stycly !nclinesl. Size had begun 10
rraiza tin f,sct thar, though u woman 1nay
HolHrtiEnca be naughty without violence tn tcr
conscience, yet ste st not be caught especta(
~ with her lusuas,a's cousin. sDa therefore rc-
tlsncu a loving answer, expressing her willing
ness to forgive nll TIL: wrongs site had suffered;
aL 10 ,llect her husband at The tnr asd pluco
appointed. lu pursuance of this arrangement,
Tomlinsou left Louisville IN the wings M
love, or rather On Il lghtn!nS,soxprcss,
anl arrived bcru at 5 y. IN. tn Tuesday,
tue alst Inst, nn,l rngagcd room No. II at tic
Pcnbo,lY Hotel. 4 little litter IN tho evening
ITS wife urrtycA on Ii lnMt frntn Eggs Puint. ID
company viii, l,cr mutlcr, ut,t was driven 70
thu hu.tl, wherc her httsbulll awaited ler With
o;,cn arms, The meeting touk plAeu At No, II,
uinl was, Of cnlssc, strictly rrivnte, 70 tlnt IL.
accurate arco.,mt run he given III their mutual
prosrstatloss Of nnlyiuE love and conatnMcy.
This much asuy b" stalcd, I'M general nruclplcs:
ronrIncc rhe most Injured ,nat, livln.) t1mt shn
WAS "ua claBtc ns Leu, us pl,1t us anow, md
that he fulself Nns brute t. tluubt hcr. 1'lley
tp2i,pleA No II that hight, and left for Louis
Vile tugutspr on the 11:59 train next cvpnllus.
Murut: pretty wonian ina5 hope to bo for
gIYen ANYTHING.
II tn her lat soE,s {gricvous> orrors fall,
1.uok In her facr, ulli You'll fpn;ty1 tliem all.
, 1879-05-28


CHICAGO, May GA rcEs,rt hiss been put into
circulation that Wtllctt anti Ills frtcus would 20
back IN the nominations from lit Of sorct!ca1l.
sr. WlIlctt Ge''rcs IT to he tuI'y understood
TINT he prpptSsrs to oppose tho Confederate
HriEanlcr element IN The judicial conscs. with
The Aante eartestrcss tlnt he lid at Frclcs!ck.-
husg MD Chincclorsvtllc a,nl witt, thu sun,u Ie-
Termination Of Victory A. at tiettysh!rr. liz Is
not boter, nln. his friends arc Of liz: xa1,c
make, an.l prupt'se 10 ,v t0nHtt ut tl1rr post,
during thu campaign with all their folra1. IT..
tcsrntt,ed 10 1nal;c cycry s1,pt tell. Hyde Park
ml.st he kept up US t!1e lanncr Republican tuwt,.
AMI lte hut~s every country tuwn will nlanirhs
a full nlnt tcarty ctp->T,erntiun. Let every true
every et1urt to saye thc cr.tiit Of Cook County
by iulI vote and victory on Monday ntxt,
DELruATr.
, 1879-05-28


CHICAGO. alay .6.-Fron perao,ai obscrva-
ttou an1 to-day happy tn report marked im'
lruycfnen. iu thu management Of the gaic of
The rcluntlny certificates Ut both the r'stuilirc
aml Huo-Trrasuty. All partieh appcasel sats-
lied that thu sale Was hctng fairly conducted,
mid good order was preserved. THE partIes al
tending this sale would like to TIC Informed
what Is tic oolcrt nnd purpose Of second sale
each dny,-thc later being ut Mr.. liaEvur's Of
Ice. To-day tar tsal WAS completely filled with
fnyorits:, 10 The e:;c!ustum ri tsa PARTIES nut
side. What Waa Lust b.- til" fe'na!o caatlut
Of tile ring WIS nude up by this aeco1,d salr.
made exclusively TOR t1r lcGetlt Of tic parties
IN tl!s Republic Life building: II Is but Just
TINT this repetition. Of tie sWtasle IN few torn
shotIld be stopped. l.,d II Mr., Harvey cannot
control his saI., fair mt! squire, no as 10 III
tustfcc to all nartirs. lie !lad better discontinue
the sau. ahd transfer the remainder Of his ger
tt.1eatcs to the r,st-Dtilec or Suh-TreahurY,
wert. from the Indications to-day. there Is tho
sctnbaancc of fair pIay. FAIR PLAY.
, 1879-05-28
kt,tAfp1 Times, Nav q.
.wnn.. a slrnpM ,,,,,t 4rait, f,f

tt,ttpn Ttnes. HdVn.
The Queen Wnrp dress anu trnil OF black
silk, triuila,l with c1as,o a1.i enlIrotlerol with
Iat ut.d a blark tutle veil sur,liuIntcd BY cor
Opct Of Jet. Her Majesty worc lat ornaments,
tho Ntbau,l anil Htur Of TIN Ordcr Of tho 0artos,
tllc orders ot Vivturia and Aiprrtt tin Htar Vt
lu1iu, Louise of Irueaia, bt. Catherine Of Rus
eia, lxabrle Of Portugal, etc, ul,a tic aaxu-Eu-
hur1. and tiotlla Fnlnily Order.
Her Roya1 lI'.hness il,e lrtntHss Of Wales
woro t1rcss OF black tutlc. eInhrodcrca III 1et
over bIaek talfetas u'ltat!s; coraagc 10 ccrre-
stMtmi; tratu Of lIuek suttu Anl velvet, trimmed
III les fringe Head+iress-a tiara Of diamonds.
feathers, alh veil; oruanents-tltaMonds; or
tlers--Eictoria md Albert, thu Star Ut India,
Catherine Of Russia, anl tho Danish FatnssJ
Order,
tiur Royal IIIghncss Princess Christaa Of
EcIileswtC- -llo!ttein wore dress and tratll al
satin do Irons Handsomely trimmed with Jet,
aO1 Iet embroidery. llcad.drrss-a dialnun.l
tiaya, stars, nHi butterfly, feathers, a,4 veil;
urdere-tlle Victoria u,ld albert, Star Of lnlla,
Ht, CutherInu o[ Kussla st. Isslia1o Ut Portugal,
Tic Fr,,ss.an for Eafu u tbs Wounded, a..t s!.v
Saxu.Cuburg aTlu tiotha FAmiIY urdcr.
llor Noyal IIishnass tst'scess Rea.rlce wore
dress and trau Df bfuek sutin, 4rapeu Hitllcrapo
aud embroidered With j.. and largo Jet bcads.
lloaI .drrss-a ttara Of diamonds a,id jet,
feathers, ul1si veil; aruAmoa ats--peasls AlMt
dtamontis. Her KoYa. llighNsat also wore the
llbaul and Star 0f lhe Order OF Ut. Catherine
Of lsuaata tbu Order Of Vctor!a n,ltl Albert, tho
Ssar ot inlla, nnd thr saxe-Copary unt Gotha
Family Or.iur.
Hucx L Raynsr's Moth Po,xxiet Ii tho sSytof Of
, 1879-05-28
A Saloon.Kccpsr's Wall.
tn fht Ctf[fnF NJ THf Tf5hb6f.

CHICAGO, Nav 27.-Wc would liko 10 R,k
what cnronrngement there is ut present for a
mn,. to keen decent. orderly, nnd respectable
salonn IT this city. The most Of us In the bust-
meas hare got what ittla worldly possessions
wc hnyo In that business, ard wo paY lust tho
snr7e for our license as the larger nutl dfs-
reputable places d. and Ia tleao ttn1rs about all
we can nsk or c1peet is nj hest DirIng. Dtt Wo
lind upon ali sitea Of Us psces opening up
rlnss Of women to frequent their piacca as
spccia! ln,luccfnont 70 frC4uenteFs OF snloons,
a,ftte ot eac managers N0tE TO far rs to write 10
Vt. I4as 'tml other places to women ;.sMl thc!r
things are getting lIcsc, an,i going 50 far M ~
secure rnoIrs md advance nIoney Tor car-tara to
.hnsr who wilt coma and ngrec to make tlleir
gardens Il,cir headquarters. II thts continues,
ontstrin .he city a. the other end Of tho big
bridge IN fts.urrs. Snw, what arc no to tlo.-
shut ttp, give what little VIC have nway, mud let
our wives attl little unes stasvc, while looking
like some o'i.crs,-ti'row .ous manhood away,
bltr a few trees, hire u cracked piano. patnt an
eagle over our t1oor. aInl advertlsc ac'pp's hser,
and turn uur ulaccs into something more datn-
Fourth aTenIct WE dos.'t believe Mr..
this woman attraction fs being carried on,
md 70 What an extent T. Is le'aorallz'nE
wI.at kind OF ltreasc Is given Or issual to tcsa
parties, 1lt nllnc yeatls, "Nu vHafnnt. keeper ol
houses ot tl!in.ne, 'nn.f't"f<. or drunken ar.
liSortcrl5 person .l!all be allowed ID Or about
loon allow any nf tIr Abovo persous or pcople
in or al,uut theft parcs. .lc htAsur has tic at1-
tturiky to revoke Isne tlclr license. 4 11ttle
sheet rard tt,c bl,ori.nY Li}f issueh every Sal
nr,lMy fur tn, especial ratification Of the slu,ns,
III last SATURDAYS e.i!ion calls Chicago "TIlt
Prostitutes Paradise" It looks bad wher
these Rcope n'lr,lt and clna,n much Tor Them
selves here, nt,l docs nnr ule expect TO SEQ ttf
| morals Of this rity improve VERY fast at tha
prrsc.,ts We s,Iould Judge not.
HALOoH.KRRPHR.
, 1879-05-28

4EF45 IVFK 7F1tHRf tR7ps!.
Col. William I: relton, the nephew Of Sana-
ucl j. Tllleu, anil Smith II. Wred, ,-wlo WAS
called the bosom frIeid Of str. Ttldcn until tho
p1bllr was assured "ol!lcallY" that Mr.. Wrcd
was uuly IN oilrious II not wicked tntcrsncd-
dlcr-wure seen togotlur In tho corridors Of
tic Filth Arenuo ilotel on Thursday even
il,g, uni were seen to 70 n.'-stairs to-
gathcr. Two Republican politicians, who
wesD also IN t.ie corridors, were naturally Ill
tercatel NJ sculnE lln Two grGat cp'Ier-tsoit-
pl1Ica1,s remarked: .'Tlay'ye probably been
dawn to Gra.nercy Park to SEQ tho oid nsan;
,tl.d, yau can depend upon II, tlIcY will have, II,
one war or nllott,er, Al much tntsrest tn tsu
cl!fcanery Of Tuden's next canipalga as tiley lad
III tllf. 1aath
, 1879-05-28

prnlrncr thry transmitted 10 IN. and tue crtnh
lIrtncHt Ut tue Mnrs perfect nnin1t which their
Wisdom 'rsincif tn bless their ponterlty frrvef.
nnecinnat" ii,cinnftrs Hsid aapfratnny with y1nf*
!! feHa ~" NY cefhtns greeting to Thy ts!ends M
to%n wi,o.r nr1on IT, iy fratrsnliy nni good fnIsi
to every constitutional Obligation, 10 inturc that
frpm l!lr Atnohsnok to san DicHo, fFnfn Key Nrtl
tn Puget. 9o,,nA thu grant nrc,l nf t,n,itcal
fcmrls shall ktand nnshaken. Very trnt%. roHt
friend, JEtFEitsoH DAVE.
, 1879-05-28


Sfr. Tillen's Kentucky organ, tie Louisville
Courier-Joa,7.at, charges that tbs Hon. Thomns
A, Hendricks is engaged, with John Kelly uiNl
the Tamu,nnY ch!eftatns Of New Yo,k, In n cou.
spirnuy to destroy Mr.. Tlltlon mud prevent the
denomination Of the ticket Of 1915 The lystcr-
Icul sIl,l lousc-l lointea editor OF tho Conrf,vnr
nj, reInarKs: "Ihts will be tho end vi Hen
bricks. Ho Is fool W we'll US ronsuIrutur.
Let u!l mcn diaown hm." 1t Is barely robalblo
inrly for MI. llcndricks will begin to udniEe him
now.
, 1879-05-28

Eutaauus "a. JoHrNHf tlatb.1.
Tho Louisville Courier-JoHrnat got In one on
Ohio In tts Monday Issue. Ita hoad.lincs rcad:
i" Il Frlglltful rnnoran,a-1he Wickcdcst Stnta
In .llc uulom-IIorror On Horrors ncad-aiur-
der, Robbery, t,cendtarism, incest, Kaps, Cow
hiding, Shooting" Then follow some forty
spcciu!s giving account OF crimes committed
In 0htu during tic week preceding. Tic o..
sbou|h remember TINT. the, Democratic Lcglsa.
ture Is In session.
, 1879-05-28
JEFF DAVIS IN 1859.

utteranccs Of tho lsoss Trnitor Just Fr0v1osis
to tl,r 1sebelIiun-A Letter Fnll ct i'ntrlotlc
Sentiments aud I.oyc Of the Untou mud tho
Cunetltutlun.
10 thu Editor Of The Tribune
Cy1cAao, Mar al hnro been In tho habit
for mauy years past Of preserving nouspnpcra
containing accounts OF interesting events Of auy
and every description, aill havc often derived
from their subsequent examination degree OF
entertainment very far beyond that which tiler
first per.sal Afforded. The contrast Of feeling
with which We recur aftor the lapse OF yeRra To
cyents Or words which at the tinlo Wcrc full OF
living interest, while they HOW serve ontyto rc-
mini us Of
Passions 'ong ext,n,gu''a0d' and hopes long dead
is enough tu itself to rive vital Interest 10 such
record. But this may often be greatly et1-
hancel BY subsequeus events which wcro ut'-
fofcsgen or little thought Of originally, hut
which may t,nyc given an absorbing iutcrcst to
words that were but commonplace expressions
when written.
these records, which seemed to nIe 10 possehs
such general interest US to bo worthy III publ.
cation.
On the 18th Of Jnnuary, 1860. about 200 citf-
zcus OF Boston am1 invited guests assembled at
the Revere House to celebrate the seventy
seventh anniversary of the birthday Of Daniel
Webster. 1t WAS TIM seyouth year after Ills
death, urtl the clouds Of sectional ytrfe which
10 Ind 80 laborcu to tiisoersc were gathcr-
it,g onliuously, aud tho nn&tcrng8 Of ts,A
coming sturm wore swclllug In louder nnd
iOnicr pcnls
Ills birthday seemed u tltttug occasion to in
voke thr spirlt Which ha1 at'lh'a'Ea lhs eiiorta
cali wct, was ;ae1lu for t!!e gathering wins eager
y responded to " 'eadsts; men wl9se n1hlcs
WERE theu "ta19tllas 20 ine car as nnlSeholh
wor1ls, linen Of "'dcfJaii!cflng tio!lseal opln
ions. but Who we're rcauy 10 nn'tc ~ III clloss +
to avert thu storm Which sect''ea TO th!caten a1l
alike with ruin.
Twenty years y tut oficl spare In history,
present III pcrson or by lcttsr on l!lat OCCASION,
AMI Sift have hhca h!aae 9tleit e11l> wv HeFFn
lila's tra'nn nra c!ieete 1S INC nere w!.nasa"a' y
iron, nc s.age o. '"osc" WHO 'sa's oeca ~ '''1
The presiding olccr WAB Calrb Cutl'iE. ot
those who contributed to tiw houl-stirrIng nua
,nc worii frun ,i,r baunnrt haII, tl,c names
Tltrl, f,,llow Vii, Htprtle tunuy a reader wl,us4
lcctnn ''sts which hSve oelar!sa ,. W.'',!, ,!I us
rccoectt,m, At'oi,g t',''ss pfess:M M wssn " issss-
dent e. c. FetUA, IsufU3 Choosr, tlnf. unruiles.
Charles Leyi Woosiperry. james W paigo, Dayi,i
sIss W." wsrs ss. rcad from Edsanl Everett.
:, a.et'e'G G.,,no,t 1t.ns-t Io,r,Sn, suI. Iss
sts"ssu s'as D1'6s K: bse'lsIa. Henry < %ss' %iass
| e. iltvcs, Joseph aa'ss, and Danse' s. n'ckcn-
sum-. , ..,. :, A.. n.u,,,,n,, .,,..
| Of patrio,slu u,si tic apprsis to ,e sonlitlcnts
exritct I,y recurrence to thc efforts us Webster
" nsaia o. " I; 'a.;', "n "n rc'' .G,',,a ~.
n.tefaneo nn Tug I'! With a,; ,i,sr5
| 6NIihFH If HtiSlGucE-MH HHlGEn Elt4 HfG.
, 1879-05-28
Why 'They .Aro Losing It,


Tile Southern Sta,cs arc losing the labor
which gives value to their soil, ui'd which is es
scntial to their prosperity. They arc losing IL
besause they trnniple upun men ind women,
utsd ruiuso to ,hpni the projection Of equal laws
an,l ,t,c rights Which belong TO our comiuon
huNRultY.
, 1879-05-28

h,1s a chlvalrous, generous gentleman, she geta
her ccrtiAcatca and 1ts AWAY a. she came; tho
whole not consuming tho t!ae ot this recital. IT,
this he The faTorlttsm complained Of 1T Is surely,
The sense nf right and iuat'ce must 10 very
tenacious who would challenge shr claims Of tho
bsavc it.tlc wife Of n carrier who hal stood In
linc all day waiting her cl,nnccs. Whatever Mt
IlnwI.y+s attitude to tie public rnat br, Il 1as
surely both gallant mud humane ent!tavor Of
his to place tiIe more nEtd women and critplca
at the head Of the waiting column.
f.ADY EMrLorH.
, 1879-05-28

wIl rise above scciTonaifsn, and gau the h,srpors
aud confidence Of the Conservatives aii over tic
grtHs now wiIo think II In ll..lr business tn BE-
Nollthrrn Congressu,cn. Wo ncc,l men in .iclr
ttcad sl,o have the ability and the rouraeo 10
break tlnwn this sectional feeling. file country
ilu iass twenty Years, aud It will eventually Dr.
ptroY tn liberties II the people If Il Is mt crad.
kated. 'ttr rlrcsinn Of Mr. Daytr, one of lhc
most extrcIue sect!oualsth who GSer drew 'le
bscat', II! life, 10 the Unitc1 States scnhlr,
wouId. for ilmt rcasu!i, to suy nothing uf num-
ho5tesa others, hp an untrttxed evil.
, 1879-05-28

Fr'aay II was temperate zone;
Saturday II xn. torrih;
Saturday night It hundred soIu0,,
Aud Auitay 1t WAS hoFrtt[.
Mont1aY tlnt1i Yna very cold
Fsi1kA s,gurr thur ruIttdn't BtnI,' It:
And 3lo,ltlay night they reached the Polo,
Along with Jimmy Heunctt. Y.
, 1879-05-28

Crtund to- tHt'srn- e ut.tte tRen.3.
II tho South hail conquered, would JcG Davis
NOW be dead, slain by MI assassin, and Hannibal
}Iulnlin In the Confederate Congress-, n'Fl Abe
Ltttcu!l standing chatlco for the Senate? Il
things bad gouu that way, low would thsi'ss be
uuW{
, 1879-05-28

! Rfrhmond t1a.} State ti}t'n.1.
. The Democratic ship seems not only to iaayc
lost its r,ldlcr, but the pilot. too. hns fallen
overheard, h,ul there IL not une Of tic crew who
knows ANYTHING about the ropes. The old
hulk OF tEu party Is ut lhe mercy Of tic wind
an wnvcs, and all on board arc equally In
danger.
, 1879-05-28

IAfiddsiphsa frtss tRrp.>.
All t,e rhetoric IN the Democratic party ca1,-
not vc!t the fact, apparent to every school.boy,
that when they prato of military interference nj
tue pofla they n,ran nlerisrcncG With bnllotbo1
suffers MBd bulldozer8,
, 1879-05-28

7nalHn1e0Es aoNFn0} tRFtI}.
Jumping Niagara Is a perflous business, but
tla fool who did it tile other tlaY wns n1onu-
mcnt OF wisdom compared with the Democrats
WIN propose to adjourn without passing tho
Appropriation bills. That would DO jumping
Sia9nra with mi)lsto.le around their nEcks for
htliuak.
, 1879-05-28
Frightened fu DpHtlt,

Al Watertown. n. t.. last wsek, Louis Bar
ron, = mashiulst, went home sick, md fauted tn
tt,n yaki. saying, :. I'm Iyipg." Ills vile waA
frightened to such an extent that she died,
shurtly aftstWaEa.- :.
, 1879-05-28

Cfhriurth G1sefst tRsn,).
TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE wants To knnv how
we will swap our lazy, Inefficient, nt,i sca'ldai-
GUS Lcgislats1rc Tor like body In Illinois. Car't
do It nov. We slIatl ue1d our Legislature In the
COmlhE eanpnfEn.
, 1879-05-28

st. Lasfs Eiots. Dtrn,cr'nt tR<b.1.
Hendricks laughs III hts a!crYo ut Thurrnan'a
dilemma, nt.fl quietly thanks heaven that thcrs
IL no Governor 10 be ctoctcd II. Indiana this
, 1879-05-28

tfsfsphfs tTenr.) Iratnnrhf linda.
Two curses. to thu South.-the ilip'pocEet nna
The Etntc-rtgllts spoot. Onc contributes to the
Hat nt murtlercrs, tho oshcr to tile already e1-
ecssiYo crop of political lunnttcs.
, 1879-05-28

II Ia hintoh Tint tho ncErO-c1Ot!ns ID catisct by
an n,7ful fear tl,nt FIJI Perkins Is gong to lcct-
urc through tic South.
, 1879-05-28

II the barl,cd-w1re EG,1ce comes into general |
use. w,uru Is tito undecided noiitieiau 10 seat
hiBI.clf&
, 1879-05-28

Huck i KayneF's Moth Powder IL tho s&Yiof Of
choice wsrd1v1sa aud Carpets.
, 1879-05-28

not ~ ta1rd from prohibition duty, because tho
legislator at my county aru good patr1ots.. and
would not tiupoas starvation. No tnoEa VIII our
Tarjian,snt DAY any attention 10 tho frqucats Ut
sonl9 vsoduesti, nGo want tls psohibltloaof your
, 1879-05-28
FRENCH TRADE.
Ii. Leon Chotteau Working for o
More Liberal Commercial
Treaty.
Tie Frcnoll Thrift Contrasted with
That OF Other European
Countries.
Indorsement Of tho Visiting Btatesman's
Views by tho Board Of
Trade.

II. leon Chottean Is n delegate from the
French Government, huh IN the Interest Of conf
merce has tecu wnrkipE in this country to tn-
euro tic framing nf treaty bttnecn Franco
und thu United States mutually advantageous.
To cfrert sl,t. he has Waited the Chambers Of
Commerce In every large American ttty, ard In
eycrr ease flr 6ass hfs views have met with The
approval of business tncr. Yesterday he spoke
bcfore the mcr,bern of tkc 1soarll Of Trade, mud
bis project met With uDanl,nbut apDroyal. He
said:
snt1,sr ngrca with str. John bright, when that
like trade 10 Nuke friends VI one another. ard
t,at, ntuIc tEt anrthtns rise. ffendsntp I''akes s
d % ens s IL a't M hff
i frank and ioJnI friendship i'as united thu .wo
Frrnch general tariff prohibits must nf your uann-
fsctnrch 2nnda from entering France. hnd adn,as
W .; yar yns tS a%ay. s 1 s s
c1por.s Of value of oni. ST. sss', MO during inc
lsriia,n sinonnra 10 saas .al.1; 4 Western
man racrntly told nc. that nhshE enn either lH'
"s @ =, s,5 g:s @ at @ yn i,se =, r,n III
F.auve STA, ,WW. ON. After hasiag allnwed you
to S. hef ting" supp'smsntaty H1toft* A1aonn.
i',iny IRON yotl she viii say: III yoa ean trade
with mic 10 TIM sanc extent tint }reat britain en-.
ables you 10 10 IN r territory let nc at least e..
toy the privileges that tteat tirltnn posHcstca III
the i:nift,, Ssatra." During the inst ssca' 3cat
England has exported to Tits country goods worth
3l07. no. OF. France has hrnt ybil t!lctchandise
worth only 9iH, :'1B, H7u. II. iolIowin. EnR1nnth
example, nhc creasrH I,rr exports ii S1U7. uu0.-
ono, it will bc sJ4. 900: hf0 inore than IT pres.
ports to ei74 oo o1l. yon. tntrrtorc, VII! hare
| jso causc for complaint. rs yon Will still have
| an advantage OVER Fsnncc OF e11D QUO. ono. Such
| lnps you hayo already inquired what why's md
r,ra1,s will lead iu II! 1Ic w!shont fear. lien
| Mr. William NJ Eyarl. your cm,nrnt SECRETARY Of
state. viii be apln IL aose the problem aii before
yuu, and will not sacrifice any Of the interests ot