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, 1879-03-11
AN UNLUCFY ENGLISH REG1AfrNr
tNlhtNHsUn tAqp{fdt

WHshtnHson Gupttdt
Tho recent fats Of the Twcnty-fourth Repy
mont OF the British line in Zululand Is pccul
tnsly melancholy. The regiment is nearly ooC
years old, having been originally embodied b,
William Of Orange Ia 1901, for scrylce In Tic
Flemish War aud the Netherlands. Its record,
show tour Of scrvico unsurpassed By any other
regiment Of the British army for variety and
hard knocks. nnl IL has always been unjuely.
LIS irst experience was a disaster, being aImos.
annIhilatcd at the battle OF stcenkirko when IL
was hardly two years old. subsequently II
suffered out Of oil proportion TO It's comrades
Mt Blenhcn, RRtnilltcs, and Anlp!aquet, and
was finally relieved and sent home, In the latter
part OF Queen Annc'a War, In conscolle1Icc al
tic imposstbllity Of Keeping its rank re-
cruited. Forty ycassaftcrwarf It Ind an almost
war OF tho succession. mid still later. In thu
eighteenth century, 1t suffered Immense losses,
and was at last CAPTURED boslilr la the Amer
lean Revolution. Returning to England, 1t on
to Egypt, aial participated In Sir Ralph Abrr-
crompio's operations, where Its bad luck did not
desert It. Thcncc tho regiment vent to tbe
Fcn!nsular. Wlero 1t campatgncd fro years,
suffering, as nsnal, beyond al proportion: II
md st. Sebastian; In tho acdcs Of the Pvro-
nees; in tho forcing OF the passage OF the Bid
nssoa aid tho Nine, sud In tic battles Of
Nlyellet tEtncSt hnu loul0uSC. It eacapcQ
Waterloo only by coming to America, after inc
first abdlcaton Of Napoleon, and participating in
the iIl.starrcd operations which terminated the
War Of 1879 ~ humiliation to tho arms Of En-
gland. Then It was sent to India, where It had
hnrd round OF service under Combp,1ncro
HardnEe, a1d Napier, suffering, rs usual, e1-
ut tho Cape, either, for It Ind already borne Lie
brunt of two Kaillr wars, and had done Us much
To- establish British rule in tlat quarter IS any
other reGimcnt that aver served there. IN
short, Englnud hns had only one great war In
nearly zoo years IN which the old Twcuty-iourth
has not borne a hand. That ono was The CrI-
mean war, which y escaped chiefly Of, account
lucky traditions, and, though It was OIL tic rus-
ter for foreign service when tho Crtmeau was
its pluec, md Il was sent to one Of tic colonies.
Finally, after nearly 200 ycars Of slaughter In
every CLINE, und in battle against ayCry enemy
Of England. civilized and hnrbarous, the Twen-
ty-fouTth has been annihilatcd by saYagcs In
South Africa
, 1879-03-11
CURRENT GOSSIP.
a ZOOLOHlCA1. ROMANCE,
nfofrtd BY an Unn!uai F7oe N Animal 5ntrtis,1

A zOOLOGlCAL ROMANCE,
lInfofrtd by an UnMiuai F7otc NJ .tnt,nui 5prfts
No hwccter Etri cwn ever gnu
Thnn BETTY Mnrton'a daughter auo.
With sable hare, small. taplr waist,
And lips you'd gopher miles to tnste;
Bright, 1hmbent oYos, like tho gaxcIlo,
Sleep nefly brought 10 bcar 60 wall;
APE pretty lnss. 1t wns a+nwcd.
OF whom her marn1ot to be ptoud.
Deer gill! loved hor ~ my lie, ~
And vowed 10 helfce for my wife
Alast satlor. on tho say,
Had caAt on lar his wother eye.
And my Affection n,nsh4uash.
He'd dog her footsteps everywhere, d.
AMnteatet A. In his easy .chair., :"
anu pointer ont npon the map -
MncFe once pirate cruiser boar
Ths @ cr'soi 's Captain '9af'sn iar SatdI'I t1Gfe'
Tho ynks md crimes NJ ilobcrt Kid,
He OFT would whale Jnct with tic eat
~, r,What makes you stag etouAti 40, sayi
Ihc catamounts 10 something, hcy3
Then he would seal II with an oath.
And say: ~ You are Il lazy alotiI
- I'll stafso yHu down. my enitur fine.
Until for heat and pnrcupfneP'
And. fairly horse with ncndisi, laughter,
IN short, tho many rlaks tlo ran ~'''
Might we'll llama btA*er man.
Then tlc WAS wrecked and castor Ahors B.,
While feclly chngn9 to anoa,
Hytnh cleft among the rocks -
uc cycpt. snnA ehDes. and minus or:
And. when to faln would 70 to bed
,1le had to lion leaves, instead.
Then Sue w9u!d say, with troubled face:
s'Iiow koodoo Il1a In such p,acpY'
And etraiRhtway Into tears srou1d melt,
And say: How badger tnnst hare felt"
Wh!le he, the brute. woodchuck hoe chin,
And say: "Ayo'nye, my lasa" and grln.
Exeu.e theme steers. lis over now.
There's nauEh. like grief tho hart can COW
she gnvo Jackul, and lifted me,
And now, alas, thu Iittlo minl;a
10 bound to him with lfymen's lynx.
, 1879-02-10

ent Depression 10 PRICES Of Daily p,odsets; the
Cay5c ant Probable 1;espIt," w. " fgha,.
Are Nc, as Da!ry,ncn, Doing What We Ought
for Our own tntcrest!'' 1trael b3!es, Of DAYS. Az;
junction. ILL.,; Chester Hazcr, Of f.nd!Ca, WIS
In tflc evening addresses hi. Dr. Johnl ":
GrrgorF AMI John 1'ascom, thr lattcr's subject
bctnY "Thc Farmer a. q Citizrn.''
Thussday tl,e following papers will bo read:
nIhc Literature of w Dairy" I; T. nc.
Htncy. Of EiCin: l.. +. 1heVas, Of sheboyEan
Falls; ."Unttorm Packages for Butter AMI
Cheese" n; swl.zsr q s.. CharlS:; f.S;;,,': ID:
"protlt ar1 Los. In l>alrsins," Rufus Baker, Of
Adrian, stsb' y. IL stcwa5,. of woo';!eS,s; Hs,s;
SChen'.,,y IN Datrylnr,'' rtoi. Z. c.
kclztc, of Lansing. aml frol K.rlnty
Weich; "T.cpors IN, international ,airy
Fair, the Hen. II. u. Sherman of auntieell...
Ia; :" best sto,e Of Fccsitng Cows iur pr!lt,"
". e. Whitc. Of kcnnsln. anl ('ul. Il. ~. Little.
Of Davenport. All ,latrymcn, manufacturers uf
butter an, cheese. md makers Of oiary-in'I,lc.
ment. ntc cordia1ty Invited 10 nrrt with the As.
soctatnn md aid in making thts meeting the
most tntc, sting riM1 profitable set held.
, 1879-02-10
llAIRYMEN.

THE ILIRTEEsTH ANNUAL MEETING
oG the Northwestern uairymen's Association
will tc nr'h at the tiraA rariiie llotcl Tucsday,
Wednesday,, ana Thursday of THIS week, n,ui
The tnllrutiona pu!ut to n large attendance Ut
datrymcn lrom 1u~a, 1ll!uoi*, Wisconsin, unit
otllcr Northwestern States. The tnaty will be
called to order Ut II o'clock Tuesday u.nrniux
for the transaction oi preliminary business. Al
p. III. all a4dtess u wsle.r,e will Lu delivered
br Cburlcs ltasdolph. Esa., to whtrA ". u.
Hoari, Of FoEt Alki,sou, Wis., will respond.
This over, PscslIe,lt Smith will u,akc tr upen-
ihE address, which will te followed
Y !, paper, : ~ breeding Dairy
! general discussion, embracing cold, storuge,
etc, led BY Charles Daltz, Ut Ehivugu IN ti,e
evening addresses Will be delivered by Alr,
lluA14, Francis ID. SlOultnn, unu George ",
Fcc!, If l'<ck'A !suu. Tic litter vii! lulk ui
"Clletec III u Finale" All uru Invited,
tsl.eeiailY las!tes. to he pyeseus.
"Wednesday, papers will BE- read as fulpws
T. lhc Adyan,axcs VI the Factory OF Creamery
System liver tho Dairy Syateua ~ Sow Carrle1
0n,n Dr. x. H. Stone, VI New York. ul.d J. 4.
hm!th, Ut s1lekDygsu Fallss "hiarkcting proi.
uvts." X. ". Patrick, Ut MarcnEo, u,nl ". ".
lngran, vi New York; "Isan1pin Thoughts
Cont eruinx tlle Dairy" Ehel,las MyD. Richards,
Vi Wuu4.luck, aln4 II. +. lloustna1I, of Nlsgot,.
sln; Butter; from the Freed " the faeka.e,''
G.t. Buell.. of Rock Falls; T.. X. Beach, Vi
Whitewater, Wiz; u1I .Iuhn Stewart, of Ana.
tnosa, H.: veterinary Matters OF Direct l..-
te1cst ~ DatsYsDen." Dr. prentte: "The Pres
, 1879-02-10

-.. 4 Specimen Speech.
Hhshtn1nn EafrftDonderrf fAflafsf0Afd Trafs fnd).
In one of the comn,ttcc.roons Of the ecnatc,
the other day. was ntlvspd to rcad thc debate
on shc admission of Georgia under the Nccon-
structon nets. aml to particularly look for rich
ness In onc Of ten. 1.n;an's speccllcs. As Lo-
gan is coming to tho Senate arain, II may ho
thrn In tlm Hnisc. md The following extract Is
taken from his speech m June -, 1871:
e W. %en S%tS n,ks s.d. fo s.soH mt
i"r il: il ,he H. t. becnure rlo as COMPLIED m % VIII
MI that ID precedent 10 her ndnlsslon. II she has
u she lus, then Gcnsyta ia cntittc.l 10 admission;
10 atnsr!nn. how II ahc entitled to ndmissioh1 II
aAe tH entitled to admission lntG this tnhn, she ts
the rcst Of The States. II ehe i. entitled 10 that
hayn no right to put conditions IN her as conti.
lions prcccarnt to her adnlissi0n, Or conditions
eunrc4nent. whatever you nsny call them.
Should anybody doubt tho correctness Of the
above, Let him EXAMINE the Congressional fi'ote,
lmec s,'W q the Second Session forty.tlrst
L"ngsczs. Hhise hare never eecn anything
d,titr rs bad from Lopnn a. tlLit, he Is noto-
rlnuety tttG most N6gratntnntlcnl and involved
speaker tntcly III Congress. 1lu has loud ypEcu
nil'a tntrngentis 'Tay, and there IL little esu ju
Logan.
HOW AA0 0etmanh 9tOt Even With Senator
Have.
Nffr fafE .fdftnn f{ad.l.
There are some slgns Tint str. Carpenter, who
has hcen returned fruln Wisconsin, has learned
wIs.lom III llis retirement. Hc ia un ADLER man
than any Of the Others md It Is to be remen,-
bcrcl 10 his crctltt Tint he stsenuousty opposed
the Louisiana tntoutty Of 1872. lie l,ns owed his
clertion to tsc hostility Of the Germans to t,fs
predecessor, sir. Hove, which mar help to keen
him tlle right track. Ar. flowcs fatc Is c.,-
rlons. lie might ltare avoided It II he Ind not
been eetzed with the then current tlcl.ston tl,at
the thing to do aftcr thu new Administration
turned the cnttl shoulder to the party-1cadcrs
was "to iiavc whack At ecsurz.'' 20 BIZ conf
posed "sn ctfort,' in which he devoted all the
powers OF his mind 10 showing tint Mr..
echurz Wis horn German tllat he rose against
arbitrary government In Ills own country, nlll
afterwards immtgrntctl to this, and had held
high Office here. liz somehow had got into his
bran that. when the country had hearl this, IL
would lie APPALLED, at achl,rz's rascaiitf. Dut
thc only feeling excited hy the speech among
&nttyc Amrrlcans was nno 0f simple curiosity
nlUut AIR. Iluwu'a mental condition; while, M
might have l,ecn expected, It enragctl tile tier
mans. lhc rcalilt IL, tMt he rctltrits 10 private
life. We would now recommend lila visiting
t}crnnny Nllu examining The exact epot where
Scilurx was burn. lie will find tlsat II Is not
half rs queer place rs ho thinks 1t Is, md will
acc in tie rcgf0n around considerable number
of mcM WHO will comparu tavoFably even with
himself,
, 1879-02-10
CohklGnE's lIoIllu-f)rg.tn tlles.
THEA }h4ftH ReDHtfIein, Fsb, 4.
IAkr tHs1ISnE


After tic Parslng Words vi thc proprietor Of
thls paper. lts dtsc0ntlnualleo calls for but lew
words, TIleso shall bu plum ula pruc,ienl.
This Is tfse Inst nnnlbcr vi thu Utira HtFu6fic-
at. There has leen no disappointment, no full
urc, IN its publication. during its existence q
business has bern built III, alul circulation Sc
cured whivh aru w"rth all tllu money that hns
been inycste.l-lo ono whu las tie rr4ulsitu
means to rt'itlliuc the publication. The pro-
feseed frleuds Vi Senator Eo,Ikllng hare becn
given thr opportunity u furnish TIE colnpar4-
lively small alhnunt required. but t!ass faicl to
nuke Auy practical rtspunae.
The unc in ~llusu illtsAs lbs blsilrss has becu
left could continue aile publication ii l,r rlusr.
hut, under The peculiar circumstances III which
Ae Is plugged, he thinks he ean lind plrnsAnics
nll1 more profitable titltls Ut operation. fin
therefore proceeds with tln: duty of closing up
tile bnsitrss, paying ul cialius H.unst the rstub
llshnent, If lcIe are uuy.-but Ae belscyus there
ars su,e.-adiusting uuckplscd subscriptions
with Subscribers, UNI stepping out with ct!AT-
tty for all a,i.l malice toward nuuc.h
as Aattcrs h1Sr reaeheti suctl condition thut
Mr. conkltnE's Protested frlruds uru Willing tile
HtpAtltaH should stop, 1t dues tlot appear
worth while fuF u,llcrs ~ cxptess regrets at tts
dlseonttnuanse. lu iustiee to tic publishers
ni!l cdllora, tt whou!a b. said that they have
lasored under very great disadvantages, ulul
Daye bceH unahla to make tue papcr what they
Nlaheu, or tu push II IL 9 buslucss-like Wav.
, 1879-02-10

ENAND FACIPTC HOTEL.
II. Hicks, l.ondon. II. Sandrrson, tdIlw'kce.
Gru. q. stevens, Brston. ". D. Wood, Flttsbnrs.
VIM. Young. MlIwkrc. j. n. .Ucsrdhlcy, II. lA'th.
r. y. Saunders, IT. Paul. f. Il. Hyde. Ncw York.
a. Il. Lee. Erie, IA. j. Vandevcntcr, Clinton.
PALMER HOUSE.
j. n. Brewster, DIng'tn. II. J.. Morrison, Doston
q. N. CnrlIE, Was1l'tpn W. II. I'riee. Cleveland
n. l.. Donghcfty Dast. N. r. McSnb. PhiIa.
James Mr1ane. N. i. John Parsons, 1tyrrp'I.
f. =. Osborn, Columbus. JAc. Virgins, lied CID
SHERMAN HOUSE.
r. r. Hur1uck. nav'p't. II. H. ual1. Ernchctd. VI.
II. y. E}ougc Sioux E!ty lM Sawyer, Monmouth.
II. ScwbeE1n. Defiance. u. ti0ldbcrE. Ogden.
". II. Wright. Fhiia. ]. u. Smith, Host1n.
E. Johnston, un,nha. D. A.Ionger, Fulton. III.
FREMONT HOUSE.
" i. Wilde, Ruseda1r. ". Ias. Sherwood. y. i.
", II. Scudcr ST. u. H. o. ftiIdrcth. Wheeling.
Il. 4. Hickey, Sun. Fran. @. ". Grayes. y, !. +.
". y. t1recn. peor1n. liz. Il. j. Miles. Cine.
A, Goldsmith, y. \. e. II. Clark, Cedar Iipde.
, 1879-02-10

FhFts ktitfr IN Ghssnn Aarer1fAtr.
ThIrtceh Seurs ug0 4 singular tasu came BE-
iorf41ny notice. The Princess Louise Of
srllesw!e- lin!strla (slncc Aead) l,ad cuususcd y
certain llr. Thompson In t.ulIdon fos terrible
prusrusion of thu cyrballs. upon which uutuiug
seemed taae effect; liz ,lnngnes.xed her every
Lo.tng ali !asth III thu eucarY nl magnetism in
her special case, she returned to Paris, wheso
saw lcr constantly. Sometimes tI the mtdse OF
conversation utterly fureigu to DR.. Thompson
or h!s sSiellcc stsa would hecotnv suddenly nrEs-
strangely eontractrd, al,l would say: "Ohl
that dreadful Dr. lhoMp&on IL thinking ot llc.
How wlsh Ind usvas 4ceu the Inanl" Ga
one oceastou she said to ms: "Sevef be mes
tntrxed- The influence under which you will
be ail your liis Is something thoroughly disa-
R1eca6le,H One day as VIC wufe sitting toReillcr
conselstux VI = les.pually Interesting subject.
, 1879-02-10

Mrs. Ida Clark, Of No. 8t8 Congress street, rc-
ports that her homo was catered Saturday af-
ternnon during her absence, alul thoroughly
rnntaCkt.l Nothing was 1nistetl, lluWeyer. hayu
= s3 note. Entrance was ELECTED l,y raising no
\ kitchen window That lad been left untAstenel.
Raymond Higdon, co'orcd, wua Employed By
Mrs. Russell, ot No. 2i3 Wabash avenue, 10
Glenn carpcta. liz cleaned them mud left. nl,t! a
short time afterwards 1t WAS n0tlced Htat tho
carpets wers also gone. When Iilg,!nn rallrd
fur hIs tnorey Mrs. lsuAselI accused him Of ,nr
theft aI.d locked him up III room until lia euts-
fcssea that hu would bo allo to Futuru the t:.s-
pets |! he was set ut lEbrriy. ss,u tieu sent fur
Detective stewart MD caused llirtluns arrrat.
Tlic carpets Werp fund ~ 3D. otl.hll!l Btnru
~ h1atc street, bctwscu Harlnou court anI
Twelfth street.
Saturday night three tnpn entered the salmon
OF Gregg Walsh, No. Uai West Madison street,
md demanded lrnks, bur, 1t beint, tIosn, thug
they werc refused alal ordered uut. As they
were leayln: nne .! them turned md struck
Natsll stunning blow un the forehead with
sune blunt instrument, causing u1I ugly Hast ot
about an !nch N length. Lr inrn were pur-
sued s'!l anl captured ~ ohlsers Wilson ust
EaTu the t,on,es Of nSrn Doyle, Julnes Mouu.
hun, aud Alyhuel lluuuiue. Ur. Hcn,pstrd,
who attended Walsh lhlnks his Injury vii! not
4tuncttes1oh vi tbs hran.
Detectives Schauck aud Nhalen Ut the Chi
caGo-Ayr,Iue Station. yesterday arrested nutt,-
1tous thief nals!vd Maggie Alark, aims Hrut!y.
whois oaly Teccutly out Ut tlsc prmi,cuiary.
NhIle 1luucr iorE-4fnt-kry she wss induced 10
acknowledge t!lat st4e had committed The
follusiug huTglaries: Jal. 81. the rrsileuru
Of Leu4 Gctsr6, No. IL I.aAal1a tlttct,
$50 worth Ut clothiug, and Feb Tx resilct.us
Of Jarob Lur9e, No, ls7 Elm street, $lu worth
u clothing. Two kegs Vt Il .,eeuIiar pattern
~ere found upon AGr, anu with llese sue t.,ult,
opcn any euu,ulon door-luck. Access Was Euilletl
t'pElsate housrs upon une pretcxt or another,
AMl, after helping herself tu what she wauic,t,
she would DystrrouslY disappear. II il alet
,heugnt tut s'.s II tlae Essrson who Eluplssei
Wells street, Vi $a5 "ortt Of rlolh
lug ana bedding Oh tue 18th of las.
mouth, aud Tie house of Henry Wincker, No
~ hoftn Wells street. u III worth ol:clothing
.aid LedAp& Oh t1e 18th VI tAe saus muntl
, 1879-02-10

..t., -.... . -...x, ..A.A ,to ,,d
ene Muooosniy lelgses 70 .eseat "nat snJ & u H.,
VIII 'lc Punue!; ine p11souc. - 4as ~, s ~ -.
YFaTs anti IN ncr nnsincss nv. Mas te1t - ..s
Fch'tcnttary two .Gafs ago ioT INC .hett o. teI,e
leNeiiy !F91n go ~ Nortn L'atk htrees, ""'t ~
enc nan hiEea ont 70 10 0omestc WITS .,r,,n ~
tnls tlme also KEYS nasnE petu'sas o!el'
sesame " we're found umn hcr. ...-..
Arrests: james pluu|cy nn1 Thomns I'ctlf-
gan, pals Of tl1c yo1lng thief Billie sttzman who
bilTglasizcd McA{t,auls bnak-slerc on Randolph
street Saturday nir,,t: flnn Webster mil thir-
Iccn ihsaatcs OF hln colhtti1 ,,1.nt 1is,tr M
lac1nc nsenue Hcat fnlh snssG.. - a Son .tnic,,,
"no was .onnn M r. '1fs H.. row ~ NJ shr Wat
1rott Wlnecl " ,' c ,,.t snr,,nr murt,
!"chth Slrcet ',t.. ,t,,,. s n'"f William,
ine wcek o4nt Jn0" s,.n,,,.n,,. sim ,rnrc
ilonfIt!cft5. in'e'Sn ," ~ n",i m
cnuEnt "hiie ,r''"s ,,i's Mil, t,;rt.,o,
"rle"at ~ HTE+u., tst,'.a, ,,,.1 tfnrw
GtH' l..h' s,.,. s...na ,,t,, sdmf.,,x ~
r. 4. uIpsI' WIS ' ,cH rnt., .snr,,a. Edwori
hnsa 4antuu ~ ~ ~ - f.,s ssah r,nsrt",.
slo1' !nrsens ~ T,.si",+ 1 s9.M s.. ns |,,,r'
~. t, . tr,,,,, "..nlits i;vo.r ~
T. y u !iiss p.S.escs ,s 4'o'' t'"sH' ''e'' ~
NO. ~ .ana' stt'e''
At |: 80 Sundny morning Officer T. Murphy,
while patrolltng Its heat, found orcn tlM. front
tlour Of JnllIeOn Bros. gEuerry. No. o4S North
fu1stcd ptscct, Mnsl met n young man just con,.
ing ont OF thu pacc VIM claimed tint tlc wns
employed tirrc. 'flc officer nwokc ot,c uf tile
proprictoFs, who wns slccpfnE III the stole, nlll,
while hc VIVA ~ engaged. another thaf wlln
, 1879-02-10

They hnre simply done tIsc hest they could with
what they hn't 10 do n.ul what tlicy had 10 do
rort from some sources whtnrc they hal tic
must right IL luok for mil expect thtm, ahey
have been met wth cnrptng erittcisrn and fault-
tlmiing, which hare made them realize TINT eo1l,-
nlnlnt',E friends are worso than open enemies.
WIN have lcen active ,and cordial, and to whom
ei,Icere thanks are due, md are hereby ten
liert.t.
All accounts aGatnst anil debts due tho Utica
Nt3ns6iean will be settled hY
DENN!sT. kELtT.
, 1879-02-10

An opinion WIS filed Saturday IT, the Appellate
Court In the cato OF Blss ". t;nrtlncr. The
suit WIS IN action Of covenant hcRun by Gard
ller to rccnvcr the rent Of building, hut IL MIA
changed 10 nn action Of debt, AMI judgment
obtained. The lessee went intn bankruptcy n,ul
srtttrd by composition ut ~ cents on tho
Iollar, Gardner receiving his shnTe. In tic
present cnhe ltes plcadct: t!At he WAS not Etnhle
IN this fs,r,n uf nctiun. Judge bailey so held.
liz sahi tint after Il lcesee had asagncd Ills
lease, ul.l tho lrssor lad rCrn2uizcll Tie AS
sIsncc, u,,tt ncccp,ed rent from, him, tho lessee
was NJ Longer liable tn an action of dcbt, though
he might still t,o in covenant hr Judgment Of
thu Court below was therefore reversed.
plynncEs.
Maria Ritter flied bill Saturday against her
husband. August Hitter, asking f0r u d!yurC0 OF,
u.H ground Vi drunkenness AiWi cruelty.
ITEMS.
The hearing Of tho Indian tantl-casc OF Pka-e-
Wal, ". Surln wue concluded Saturday before
Judge Uru.ntnouu, anu tlIr natter taken under
juLcu nrummonA will lcayo for Madison,
Wiz, on his circuit, tomorrow nHr1fng. Iiu
will bc ahsent nl,out leu taFs, anu on hls return
Judge BstNixctt will hear mottnns III cuurt to-
day w,ul Tomorrow. and will havu his Jury acntn
"Wednesday. 30 as 10 60 on with the call of ns
Judge AIcAlllstcE Will bo In COURT to-day to
hear lnuti0f,s uni general husl1lcss,
4 tllsehnTgc wns issued 10 1tapEael Pllill1paun
from oil debts mentioned Ia hin composition
schedules.
Asslgnecs will be c!pscn At 10 q: IN: to-day
for William sictsufrc md for George e. Church.
uNlTEu STATES COu1irH.
Charles +. ThE nr.l Eastnlcr Ing began suit
bv attachment ugalnst Rudolph Woifs.n ua,l
ThctAloru No'lstett. Claiming fl,5s0.5!.
cinCuIr COURT.
Peter f!cssel1 commenced a suit In treanasa
Saturday ugains. ilr Ilyer,!alo Disabling lon-
t,a.,y nnti lhcudorc l[csBcIinan, claiming $i0bO0
d'!nages. ,, o,o
lar,agrs agallih, Frederick X. Nowes.
Fertltnusul Nruberger brought suit to gceOycr
tI.lkU damages tront Solomon Barnett, Jesse b.
lliidrup, u,nt u. d. Tub!n.
THE CALL.
JNnaE DnuNNnsn--set cases and general hua{-
ness.
JupaE uLonHErr-sIotoay.
lrpuE NAnY- 1hg, 11U. lu.. :0l. a07, 210,
al, :lu II .4. and ::s' tu ia. all inclusive. NJ.
lUl un trial.
Jrl~,E EIAAksoS-Aas!ris Judge t}ary, No. .0t,
Gray ~. 1.uHtn1, on tEal.
ArnnK tannE--ConGcatcd motions.
and saisndas NJ. 4;s!;, H.: ILL., % md as as Il"
JcnaE isn,rn-Ssl, TOO. Git to III. inclusive.
No. hs!!, llosart ". Inst, on trial.
JvHHE FAHw wELL--t'1MleEtcl motions.
JtpGE aE'+Atl.lhrEH -sfottans sud general bust.
Jlpox WlLLlAAs-Sos, 0:7. 075. xil, .o7, and
flJa.
JUDGMENTS.
SUPERIOR f'nunr--JrI".K GAnY--W. ~. Harcuf
y. y. 7; l!oogc. Jane. L, Hupss. and John !.
t'tErrlr CuuuT-Cuxrz.sIoxs-chs Ne!son
| -. Louis johnson, S.lU. .--tiatIruy hnydackes Vi
| al. ss. MAilhiQs Soils, 2..1. ".
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fdlchfs tMfss.l Dtmatfit tL1tm1.
How Gen. Shcrtnan could huye tho "c1lcck"
to vsIt sccttun of the country which hu, n 1T
tie over decade a.o, consigned IL utter tcyas-
tatiusl, VIC can harlty conceive. Tie City Of
Atlnntn, we think, aboYc all others, he would
lnvo felt Hike avoiding; atnl when lie lookcd
upon tl,c w-nndu city, which, ll1iu The ulrrnIx,
lns literally spru9 from It's own asl,cs his cu,,.
seicnce, II l.a has ssle MI article. must hnyu
taso chin,neys llo lett only u fuw years ago 1t
is onr Of l, strongest prDofa ot tho cnttru sub
mission " thv Southern u.opfo to the logic Ut
Inevitable events that tllc people Of A,lalIt.
tIi:,, tsta Aulerl1 Iinsna,,, III tllcir mts With
out Bume demonstrate Ut tl.tr tlctcstutlun Ut
his niiury crucIties IN thclr nllilst only few
years ngO.
, 1879-02-10

Ann rnrE T'thHnt.
One VI the articles uf Mr. kcarnrs's new Con-
stiiuton Of California prohibits Chtnamcn from
tlslling IN tic wRtcrs of that state. hut even
Mr. kcArney was not 20 atron1'lleartcd tlAt he
could deny tic n,usN,c, ell lcpcr tc alternative
kolacc Of tic tllan whu cannot fsfl. Set It down
then t0 Mr. Kenrnnys crrtllt tl4t there Ii nutll-
Ing in the organic Iaw oi California to prevent
Chinamcn from cutting bait.
u tsrflrrtlnn t,prn Obcrl,'s Hrn,orracy.
The Peoria {lll.} Uf'ntrrat t)crn.) llas m op-
portnuity to get III slut ut j. II. 0bcrly on his
rcnppoint,nent to the RaliFoa'l a,al Warehouse
Commission. 1t says: "1ohn II. QbcrIy has
not enough Democracy alH'ut lin tu make lin
ut oil Objectionable ur offensive to the Most
rabld Republican III tllc Statc. Whit tJu|ln
wants, and what .tnhn ncctls, Is tic s31Ek' a
Yenr nn jrfc 1hsxses ttat bclonE to llr otlfce VI
]saflroud nl Warel.n,lsc CufB,nisslnncr; nIitf hc
al all ro',tleal, moral. ur religious princtpics
for The sakc Of thnt Office. No; Johns Dc,nt,-
crntls principles will never IN the Democratic
party a,iy good Or give It any credit"
u Southern nc,,,ocrltlr ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Charleston lftns lDrm.)., after reviewing,
the testimony taken by tie Teller Committee III
South Carolina, says: "Wi.l The negro or with
out him, as class, tie Democracy, white n,nt
colored, will rctnin possession Of tho Stntc.
They must do that; Or shake tic dust from
their feet anl seek home elsewhere. Fur
peace, for security for The conservation Of their
civil anil political rights. thu wllite l,coulc uf
South Cufo1lna l'ay0 fuught heforc; In1 tllcy
will not abandon thu light now t!ms tfM: ballot
Is nUrc effective tl,nu thr bullet. White civil.
zattun, nit. oil ttut It implies, must rule III
South Caro1na; mil 1t Is as much tn tic inter-
est Of thu cOipred race Of the Wh!tu race hat
this, "a Il will. shall remain mn accomplished
nlstl lrrcyotublu fnrt.'
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shc suddenly BpranR to her feet and taii: "Dr.
Thompson Ia on his wnY 10 Paris. lie Is think
Ing Of me- Itric to laugh her out Of The iten,
hut presently ahc continued: "Ilc has reached
tic Station, md shnli see him to-t1av." The
facts were In conformity with her wnrfs, and
when on meeting hr. Thompson TINT afternoon
elsc begged him 10 remove llr magnetic current
which 80 annoyed her, l,n irnnk1Y admitted tlat
he could not. All tint lay IN iiis power to do
wnt to think Of her as little as poss!blc and
never exercise his will. With time The effects
Xt1l11 Mc1f III.