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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-01
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-01
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-01

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DnspepDa ais ,Neebs Silt Gbse 2onic."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-01

SIT cs nibt merfwarois,
wie fdnea alle &auder ertennen, sab Der
Duke Of Durham" &audtabad ber beae
1T 5rast @uren 5dnpler barna9 unb
tautt tetnen anoern. 3,2,79,tu,w,1i.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-01

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-01
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lpar lein arm unp lcsar bic linfe Seite
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Wfan 500 einen Ir5t 5u fatbe unb bielem
Selans es aud, purd seeisnete Mlittel
paS Se6en beS Wannes gu retten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-01
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CT. Jafobs Del ais ba5 etnjise
lidere Wittel sessn 8beumatismus an
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blidliG apei DHsenp 0iaihen ct. Safobs
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nit Wamen Senip Scud, pelhsr lanse
all &teumatiSmuS litt."
, 1879-08-20

Coincidont upon tts departure OF Minister
WELSH for the United States. tho London
Times reviews the fishery question in m ap-
pnrontly calm tone, but in decidedly British
light. II passes over tho claim Of our Gov
crnmsnt for s103,o0o Indemnity on account
Of the Fortune BAY outrage, merely referring
to it MS trivial, but proceeds to dilato upon
the long.imposed tax on our fishormon for
tho inshore "rriviloge" Ms truly just and
equitable don,and which must not be rclin.
quishsd undor my circumstances. It is
pleasing to observe, from the tenor Of the
Washington dispatches, that our Government
has at last come to rea1izing sense
of Tho injustice Of the Halifax
award, md is determined, after m expert
onse which lsas proven 30 costly, to deat
with the fishery question with an eye to tho
interests of tho American people, and to pay
no moro money for "privileges" which are
recognized AZ such only by tho greedy claim-
nnta, aud which would never hayo boon de-
,nnndod had tho Unitod States been properly
represented In the Hnlifax arbitration. The
State Department at Washington appears to
10 in earnest in pressing tho Fortune Bay
indemnify c1aim, and is not disposed to drop
tho matter until full satisfaction has been
given.
, 1879-08-20

view which President 1lA1Es Is said
to hnvo takon Of the mattor. 1lo
70 notified Mr.. SnELIAnAnaEn nfter inveBti-
eating tho caso; and 1t Is worthy OF romark
thnf, whilo OAaANAvt: pretended to resent In
truo Creofo style this tmputation upon his
character, ho abandoned Washington imms-
diately and made no effort to moot the
charge ngAfnat him. Thuro nro certainly
eome very suspicious circumstances abont
the case. To begin with, the susn Of :s;,0o0
IN protty largo fec for criminal lawyers to
charge ,nou from whom nothing can 10 col
lected. In tho next place, It is strange that
thu lawyers should tavo 1nads no offort 10
collect my portion OF this fco from ANpEn-
soN, WELLS, or KEsNEn, II all those porsons
atd their rolativoH aro in receipt Of large
Government aAlarlea, ~ UAsANAvE alleges
And, finally, 1t Is worthy of noto that tho
New 0rleans lawyers suspended execution
upon oAsAsAvE'a property just ns soon az
they wore satisfied tfhat the Washington
people had contributed nil tho money
they conld DO porauaded to give.
These circumstances suggest tho theory
that tho cnso was matlo up between
CAsANAvE aud the lawyers {perhaps with tho
ncquiescenco of ANDERSON, WELLS, anil KEN
KER) TO cnabto tho attorneys to eccura aa
much of tho fec as could DO obtained from
tl,o politicians; and remit tho balance. II is
not impossible, indeed, that CAaANAvE Ind
evon a more direct interest in tho fund which
was to be raised in Washington oslonaibly to
satisfy the lnwyors.
Any expectation Of making a political Hen-
sation out Of any case growing nut Of tho
Louisiana Returning -Doard troubles will re-
suit in serious disappointment to lilo Dem-
ocrata. Tho rnbllo has Nlrcady uodo up its
mind about Louisiana politicians, ,-blaok aud
white, Creole and imported. Republican md
Democratic, and there Is not sufficient oon-
fl,lonco left In nuy Of them to gain hoartug.
The Damocrntio managers hayc a!rcady becn
severely soorchod by contact with Louisiana
liars, and prudence will prompt tfom to lot
by-gonos bo by-gonos. In tho eloquent lan-
guago Of that distinguished Democrat, CAR
TER IARn1sos, -" Mum! Sure popi"
, 1879-08-20

tho kind Of country theGe Socialists have
loft. They havo come to country where
their wages arc increased tl,roofolt1; wl,ero
their cost Of living is reduced In correspond
lug proportion; whera they can l'avo lux
1ries they mover enjoyed at oil in Germany
md whore they can enjoy The right Of frco
spoeoh aud free opinion, aust arc no longer
subject to tho hardahirs Of military service.
Aud yet they are hardly fresh on our shoros
before they commence their infamous work
Of trying to demoralzo orr Bystem Of Indus
try, our form Of Government, and our
methods Of society, religion, and law
to mako tho poor aud uneducattd
classes tllscontentod with their con.
iition, although they have inst ea-
capped an infinitely worss, one,-and
10 place tho lahoring claHscs In a stata
Of irrecoucilable nntagonism with their esn-
ployors. Nothing mora clearly shows the
insolorablo maliguity Of these aRtasors than
tho labor statistics which wo print above.
Nothing moro clearly showa tleir thanktess-
ness to the Government which shelters them,
to tho society which protects them, and 10
tho employers who giye> them not only the
means Of a comfortable Subsistence, but the
opportunity to lay mp money and provide
themselves with homes Of their own. If thoy
would follow tile simplest ru1os Of fruga1tty
md economy. 1nstead Of doing this, the
laboring men nre chasing after pack Of
lazy, reckless. braw1ing, ahlo.bodfed lonfcrs,
who arc mixing their living ont Of them,
rI xrf,n 1,n%,a nf1nt nfr& {tars n 1,rir, ~
, 1879-08-20

of conrsc. tfour ne!enhorr, nfter nay!uu s.. 5to
QUO fnr the right 10 ltl III our watcrt. co.,tc to
20 or In hufr nnh throw mp tic privilege. that is
their bnatncsa hnu not nnEs. On the other hand.
II. in addition 10 refusing to catch Gsh tnr them
selves, thar Impose IN dsh cnnght by Canadians
duty. which tie consmnlorH mnst pav. ftcil picca
II follY can only no lfkoncd 10 cutting. OF uno's
nohn to spite onna face. -3bFonf0 uiod<.
II II Is none Of tho Canadians business, why
are tney 40 much concerned a1out iii TheJ
ought to be guided BY tic advice Of the man
who became rich by mtndsnE his own business.
We don't mind saving. though, to the Toronto
fRote, that the unl5 effect Of putting n dusy on
Canadian fish Will not be to make consumers
pay tho ,luty. Another effect will bc to shut
out IRON our marlsots good deal Of Canadian
caught f1sh, mud supply fts place with Alnorlcan-
caught liHh, There nrc as good asl, In the sca
IA ever were cnuelit-oltsdo OF tho thrcc-m!lo
limit too. Tie United States Government will
throw up the tlshery.ctauscs for wise business
REASONS, mainly because It costs moro to remit
the duty on Canadian nsh thnn to forego the
privilege Of fishing within three miles Of Cana-
dian COASTS,
, 1879-08-20

10 spend tho evening with him.
lie Ind somehow contracted d liking
flor those people, who ware vastly his In
feriora III every respect, and through tina
frequent visits of onu of them to tho houso
in tohsorinl capncisy tho trio Of assassfna
gained knowledge Of the presence Of rich
plundor on the premises. His good-naturatl
entertainment Of tho villains gave thom the
opportunity they sought, and, after pnrtnk-
ing Of bis hospitality for An. evening, they
murdered him In tho most horrible aud f1end.
ish menner, stahbing him nearly to doatl'
with mir Of barber's shoars, aud than fin.
, 1879-08-20


Tim n1,snrditv of tha aomordz n,,,1, rnon
amor;c.n indnatrv hv tho hrow;in7 sor;,t.
;at;o loa;7ora ~ th;a c;,v Ia ,,,,ae c1,,,,,
ahovn hv connsrntiyo utot;at;,u ~ Tho cor,
,1;,;on and rowar1, ~ io1,or .na ,ha rr;,o,
of tho nacesajtios of m, in tba Trn,to1 stats,
and Gormanv, fron wh;ch 1o,t.r conntrv Va
GREAT maior;.v If tha Socialists havo co,nc
Tbass ar;,.toro for ten 1,or~., INV for o,ah.
hours, vo,k vb;ch IN rs,1;tv raor. o1t nv
f,r m VOL ~ ali da,onn.. 49, ,o~;o -
waocs M n rrind;n1 down ~ noor nsn mr.
,,,;eo. ~ ,ocsss;.;., q, a ,,,o, ~ ~ nv
whola ayatsm ~ industry A. a rohbsrv of tbo
,xort;n.nor for ia nor.f;t ~ tho r;ch Tho
in;,st;co of t,,osa obnro,a ond TIM m a,,onitv
~ thaa. 1ata.morav roc,;xora in mat;r,
than, NAV In mo4t c1aorlv shown hv ,ha
cond;t;ons and r.s,,ta NJ ,oh,r in ,ho,r o,v,,
country
.rho con.u1ar ranorta nodo h t,o so,,s
49,, - CT. .;,,a .,;,.:a ..:...u. - H.,
, 1879-08-20

"Kcwnnncc SMITH, n professional politician,
who led the Gr;tr.ess af this State for time,
ami then made himself notorious as ran-baby
flnt..t, has purchascl a fasM, It Is reported, IN
Virginia, where to will set M example of iii.
noia farming to tho efFctc F. r. V.'s. 1t Is to
bo toped TINT ho tlas loft bis raababy foolish.
ness behind him.
, 1879-08-20

A dispatch from Danville, Ill.,, gives soma
particulars Of tho frat tangible evidences Of
the alliance between Gov. CuL1oM and Son
a.or LOGAN for tho purpose Of securing to
tho former n denomination naxt year. The
r'an, ns described, !aeoms simple enough in
execution, involving merely sncl, ,tse Of
Executive patronag, as shall put the LOGAN
Cr1IoI apparnt*4 in working order and In
turo ita actiyo operation for tho benefit Of
tin n1ii.u
, 1879-08-20

Prince Napolcon's horso was named Tate.
Lorne, it is said, will shortly visit Barn
toga.
Mr.. Conkliug can noror oarry tho smallest
State in tho Union.
Mr.. Tilden'a bnrrel is assursdly bigger
.nan thun John kc1ly.
Tho courso Of true love mover did run
smoo.t.-Roscot ConkIin1.
John Kel'y'A boom, it appears, haa gono
to meet ttoscoo Conkltnc'a.
The Dubuque Baseball Club should 10
secured for Chicago next seaBon.
Mr.. Tlden announces that no boom is
genuine nnlcsa II bears ills signature.
blr. Tlden's bazrel Inns begun to mako
aomc very eloquent Democratic speeches IN Ohio.
It is gcueraljy s,eliovod that Ootywayo mid
a section OF the Zulu army arc operating at Quo
bee.
Atr. Evnrta' hostility TO Mormoniam is pro-
ducug tho impression tint he Ia ''Tl,e Unwilling
I}silc.H
Tho silyer question wilt Provo m fatal to
John shcrusan's boom u tho shotgun llns been to
conklIuss.
Mr.. Alice Oatea Ia fighting SO successfully
.'a. ""1 'a,s. ~ %"-' Nv ''"''s"
u.v.
W. NV" '''"' t"o 'u.5' .''A ~ ta,o"
'ou" Ne"5'
u u'e 4t"V. hlf. Al"sfay VIII p'oaso return
anu "sn,s o"cK cur o1eRooA'a "agon' no aaes'
1on7 VIII "o as"ee'
Col. John i. DrowtN0w, son OF tho lnte
scnator 3rownlow. has accepted position In the
treasury department.
ID, ". 1SuAhyheAd, left1or in the Liberal
Progressive party Of the Cherokee Nation has boun
elected Cuiof OF tho Nat1au.
~. ag.o7,. .u;,, .,x.,.,,4 ,.,,.a,,,
' 14"o' wa t'o'o''e '~''>''.o"'s W
Nos'"ue.., "a's.' an" y" tAe""l'se shee1'"k'5 se-
"aarR'' ne n"A os'lss us' II h'a'aet'
Prince Jor0m0 Napoleon IL cxpectod Mt
Mnns Ca1icrj. wfc.n the l'rnccs4 Cloi!Jo resides,
liz wilt asu visit The Kin: OF Italy a. stonza.
H. c,o,r,xt +. ,,o,,1 =. ,,,,o+ a.,,,
49, ,'," o",. j." 't n, ~, WI, ""s eoo' ~. W.
bur tha, there is y.rf lttte Of him in tlo nar.ei
A., o~o,,,,,, lint. t,.+ n nil n,,,, H.
80" oo. ''' s ' -
paaaeo. % , W. As " aa'lessn""' are w. tna'
tae great ta'ta patty 10 'aete'y co''oa Aaa sA""
aus'1
4 bank cnshfer III Washington laa rn-
Gently achieved such pronounced success al q do
fau}er that he ii belioysd TO havv g.aduatod from
Full hiyet
u,x,o p;.., ,t.u,o. will, e,o,,ou a.,1 c,,,
t'at'' t'''' "s'"', WIZ e'''''oy ''. c'"A-
ote"' a4e <h4' ''' o"o t"'a :" w """e
oc'o's '"tssos "'F'e0 q" w oPah'o ~ 'uu "ot'o
, 1879-08-20

lep''n'Aseo the teaohfng OF tae HckSourR
tl''"M' And' rs the moo "as 1nsp'sou ny
tho chairman OF tho Democratic s'ato a'on'-
m't'ee, u mHy 10 presumed tl'". t'o fepaa'"-
lion Of the Htrdtd WAS inspired by tho satne
authority.
II may DO fatriy cnar8od thhs INC Demo'
cratic leadership OF .ho country NORTH "a
we'll rs sonth, eymr!athszas Win the acts OF
tho Ynzoo Democratic moo. Ihey propose
, 1879-08-20

I: in worthy Of noto TINT before a1r.
CAsAsAvx, Of the Lou;siaun Returning
Doard, began to inveigh against tho Rcpub-
licnr party because ho could not raiso ip
Washington tho $4,000 he sought on the
rrotenso Of paying The lawyers for defending
him when ho was indicted, l!e WIS careful
10 packet tho S;l.750 which had been
douatcd from sympathy for him ia the atli-
tudo Of n perseoutes1 man. This was very
like Louisiana politician.
, 1879-08-20

Our Illinois wheat tables pilb!sllcl yesterday
embraced winter wheat alone. The Boring
wheat croo statement shows that In 1870 ,e
amount Of land sown was N;}, 7.a8 ucros; Average
Weld per acre, II bushels: total production,
831B,4oo bushcls; average price per bushcl,
7Sh cents; total vnluc ot the crop. sa,Mt3, 8933.
The grand total Of the wheat crop Of this state
in 1870 {wntes ind sprnEl is ns follows: NUM-
hor Of acres aown. a,440,770; average yield PR
nrrc, 1915 bushcts: totai production, 45ll7,G0l
bushels; average prtea per bushcl 81 cents; !;
tota value OF tho csoD to Inc producers, sa0,-
De0, 600. It Is our Impression taat 1linnts las
raised larCcr crop ot wheat than any State In
tho Unton for 1870. Michigan has p~oouceta
great crop c.ttmntel ut % millions Of bus,els; !;
Ohto has grown perhaps 80 Millions; 1naIand
nenrly as much, say IS mll,lous; Kansas, q
millions; Minnesota, 40 millions, These are
The last State Yields.
, 1879-08-20

The English public schools flourtsl, amazingly,
II more numbers arc any Indication Of prosper
!ty. At Eson for some ysars past there have
boon nearly LOO boys,-the figures during ono
term reached 099. Tho numbers at Harrow are
between 800 aud GOO. Dt. ARNOLD thought tho
extromo limit Within which husl lu,aster
might do bis duty thoroughly by individual boys
was $50; but most Of the principal schnols,
hguFe.
, 1879-08-20

4 now point on tho CoNKLIy0.sraAnt1E semi
dal: "Are you arnctllt asked 3PHAauE.
"No," said CoEgLtNo. "Thcn get out Of tnr
house." Rat1 SrnAGuK, as he !ovclc1 his SHOT
run. Scene from "Cox nnl INK Il: "Cnfi
you box1" usketI Cor. No.'' aatl Dor. "Tllen
comc oni" said Coz, rs ho struck d puRllistlc at-
tftuie.
, 1879-08-20

Persons unaLla TO obthn TRx Tn1ruxx At Eows
ARencea Ut Railroad Trains will p!casa report this
facsa to giving dates and particulars In order that
w mar correct snch drnclenc!ca Of supply.
Fur to greater convenience Of thoso Wishing TO hTofd
the necessity Of tttr to Tnk TEtnrNE mice.
mchA hare been perfected for receiving ANAL adref
ttfcmcnta BY telephone THIS of,cc IL supplied With
boil, tho nt AMI tho Edison instruments. and rcsrOus.
he yArits run fthd their advertisements At any hour
fs. tn II q, M by telephone direct to this oa1ce.
urlcta tho delivery OF THk rntnuxE ~ Esansion.
EnFewool. anil Hyde Park left In the counting.
NiiltEreIyo PROMPT attention.
, 1879-08-20

Gen. GRANr'a conversation with the Vieeroy
OF TIeutaln IL interesting for very explicit dis
ayowal Of any purpose 10 bo q candidate for a
third term. Alr. JouN KussRtL You've, who
reported the conversation, Is a ncrsonal friend
Of Gen. GRANT, md the statemcut md the ro.
port Of 1t aro probably aul,entic and "insp!rcd."
, 1879-08-20

not contain dollars worth OF bullion" ro-
marks the I'ost, "tl,c faca ought not 10 contain
n full complement Of beauty" Afiss WILLIAMS
las too mucl, Rcnsc, wc feel sure, 10 listen 10
this foolish ffaslery sho knows Tint Tho silver
dollar cannot hc bought Or soil for less than
dollar. and that the p,cture on It IA quito as
beautiful ~ The original need destre II to be.
, 1879-08-20

Trx cu1cAso TkfrrNe hss established branch ofaces
for tho receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements
fotloWB.
FAnpkN, NAnngrr.
PARIS, France-Eo. 10 Hue Do IA Grange Batelterc.
i. 1IAMtFtt, Agent
tOSptIN. EhR,-Ameffean Exchange 40 Strand.
nE&Nr r. GIL1.tu. AEent.
WASHINGTON II. c.-t3to stfeeL
, 1879-08-20

We hooo H. Is true, as reported, that SAM Trl+
nNN's burrol Inns been tapped In Ohio. Tic
sooner It Is tnpped The sooner It will be exhaust
cd. SAM T1LpKN hasn't money enough to bur
up this great country and kccp IL bought for a
year nn half The elevated railroad can't
mako money enough for tllat purpose.
, 1879-08-20

THE YAZ00 MOB ORDERED DY THE DEMO.
CR ATTIC PARTY.
Tho more tho Yazoo County {1l;ss.) mob
ia probcd the moro od;ous 1t hecomcs. It
WINS hidoous enough rs mora exhibition OF
violence on tic pnrt of tho Democrats OF
county famous for its record Of bulldozing.
II it shall appear that tue mob WIS actual!y
instigated by lending Democratic politicians
Of the State, with n view to keep Mississippi
"so'id," 1t will present m infinitely moro
hidoous aspect. A New York Tribune cor
respondent charges this to he tho fact. Tie
rays that Congressman SINGLETON md Mai.
nsnGspALE, Chairman 81 tie State Democratic
Cdmmittrc, visited Yazoo County mud held
consultation Will. ths local Democratic lead
o.s. IIa says fnrthcrs
"Thcy Represented to thoss leaders that II would
novcr do ia allaw M independent party to ho
formed in Yazoo; Tint It must be nippct In the
bud; md that Yazoo and all ni1psirs!ppi nust be
kept 'solld.' Not many days passed before tho
ADVICE eiren bore tsnFt In tho Ya,oa unsitIng. On
his return to .Inckron. Chairman RAnNenAtE
iasned circular 10 The Democratic Conservative
party Nf Ma4irsirri. tho concluding paragraph at
which rcnds IA follows. 1le1ieycd from the menace
at orEanizca opposition. majorit!cs are apt to he.
como Indifferent to tue maintenance OF their own
organization, and to divide among themselves. 1t
snon'a 10 tsmemoetsa ,e, 'has '1,e fs'oru' which
M. o1y v rrd ~ to nd
observance Of thr methods hv which the yictorir.
Of 1876. 70. and ~ were won.'"
II this stalsment IL true, and there is
every reason to believe mud mono to tlnubt
1t, the mob-spirft wns inspired by the official
representatives of the Damocratio party of
mississippi. Tho Chairman Of tho Demo-
cratic stnto Committee, supported by 4
Democratic Congressman, goes 10 Yazoo
County, holds consultation with tho local
Democratic leaders, aud ordefa for tho fosma-
tion Of tho mob are deliberately Issued. In
few days the mob assemblies md forces
D1oH, tho independent candidate for Sher-
Id, to retire from tho Canvass. Then follows
tho circular TO tho "Deuocratio Consorya-
two ~ party OF 1flssissipri." in which Maj
DAngsnA1r, tho official head Of the Demo.
critic party, uses such language az would be
appropriate in tho address Of a General to
his troops aftar successful engagement,
lie detiucs tho nature OF the campaign to bo
carried on,-dcanes 1t 10 CLEARLY as to leavo no
doubt TINT tho shotgun policy is to 10 contin.
ued. To actually saya that 3" The methods by
which tho victories Of 1876, '7G, md III
wore won are to bo pursued "rigllgy." Wo
all know whnt those mathods were. Thoy
woro comprised In single word.-"bull.
dozing,"-mobs, heneines, shootjurs. terror.
lam, intimidation, and frauds upon tho BAL
lotbo1ca. The Democratic party Of ,lissis.
slppi throws oil its mask. It declares throuch
tho Chairman Of ita State Committee that
"Yazoo anl alt AIississippi must be kant
solid"l And by the side Of Mai, BAskspAzx.
supporting and countenanotng his threat
against tho freedom Of sutFrare. stands n
Democratic Conefossmau, Mr.. s1no1rrov
, 1879-08-20

ANNA DICKINSON In her new book, "Thc
Ragged Register" comcs to the rcscnc Of Gill;
cago as summer resorts Sha says Chicago !s
ptcasanfer place to rass the summer in than
forty fashionable watcring-placcs she could
nnms
, 1879-08-20

Tho persons wiIo think they hayo got to the
end Of Tho NnrrnEausctt Pier romance ura sadly
deceived. They have on'y just turned the first
Chaptcr.
, 1879-08-20

From tho fact that HEHHY WATrERsoN de-
fon.ls Govcrnur.clect BLACKBURN we infer that
tho Inter has accepted III tnvitntion to dine
with the editor of tho Courier Journal.
, 1879-08-20

THE Iawvcrs shou.l tuko n hack sch aud givo the
laymcn chnnec.-.H. Paul PFess.
The lawyers will mover take back seat unless
thev arc crowded by the laymcn. Il fs time for
tho laymcn to do 1tttle Crowt1iuE.
, 1879-08-20

Mysterious packages from tim Governor-clec
OF Kentucky to Republican editors at the Sortl
arc Invariably burned without belug opened.
, 1879-08-20

The New York Post congsstulates Miss ANNA
WILLIAMS, Of Philadelphia, on tho taet tint tbs
silver dollar docs not represent exactly Tier
beautiful counteuauce, ''A3 tho dollar docs
, 1879-08-20

The ugly threat In Kentucky nowadays Ia
am smallpox yc," am yeilow-fcvcr yc
fnintly.'
, 1879-08-20

In this list are included numerous articles,
indeed, we may soy that all Of them ap-
pear upon our !aborars' tables, which rarely
appear upon tho tablo Of tho German laborer
at oil. II thoy haye them they have to pay
twice, and, In some instances, throo ti,aes. a.
much AZ tl4oir broshrcn in Chicago, though
thu Chicago !aborer, on tho average, gets
tlrco times Us large wages A. thsy. This il
, 1879-08-20

nnvrr1y's Theatre.
resshofn f,trrs. corner Of Monroe. FnrA1cment
OF the Utton. Square Theatre Company. ''Thc u4u4.
efs paughtcr." Afternoon aud evening"