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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-09
District Court Summons.

d JAS. McMARTIN. Register.
, 1879-06-25

efck.n liz mnH thus work ont not only ti,e
tine, bnt niso MI tho costa OF prosecution.
Under this law case car1o 1tp last March,
Upon liabcas curnus, In Noxuhrc County, affss.,
where ncgro Tor so.ne ,,ctty Olfcnse, had btcn
lined ESQ md costs. i careful computation,
allowing for un1F q rcsunnh}e amount Of H3ek.
hess nnl time otherwise lost frum Inbor, showed
That, In order to work ''!'t l,c ine and costs.
thu I.xro would IIny8 to labor for the COIL
tsacsor MT less than live, and possibly eight
or ten. years. Tfc negro in tlIls case happened
10 hage sotlIe education md means atHl aotnr
friends who ncro willing II, help him
in tia efforts 10 obsgin justlca. What wa.
the result Of the habcas cJrntls pfcccatllnE III
thts ease the writer of this hus mot yet learned;
but he knows of many eases fully NJ baa, Whetn
for want nf cslueA:lon, knowledge OF hla
rights, mo,'ryor influential friends victim after
rictiul nf shts law ha. lost his liberty for years.
md prThas for ttfe, a, that ,oo. when, II guilty
at a'l. ho was guilty 0nls 0f Auliin petty oftnsc
This law is held US q terror ovGr tle negroes by
tllcIr landlords to prevent Them, at the cxrra-
tIo1l oi each rcar, from seeking cnntoyrn ent
elsewhere, uni titus to keep them hound 10 the
EOtt ns Ft,rfs a,,.l pto.ta.
A similar. tfuugh IN tome respects q worse,
htntNtc ureyailb In AlaoamA, And In North
Alabama and Mtssissippt there Il rapidly spring
nE utt class OF men who, rs contractors, work
the conricta scntcnccd to hnrtl labor for tltt
county. Or 10 pat excessive lines by such labor
and tl,esc contractors. ln many cases. surpAsa
tie brutu! oycr6etEs uf The aid slave tncs III
all itmHe cl,arIcterfstlcs Of the siaye+irtScr 50
we'll depicted In unrlc Toms Cabln.h Per
lups some other Harriet ucccIlcr store NAV
yet find employment for her pcn In sctiIng forth
The nIse rics Of The slave nnw made pcot,, and
the atro:ts!es Of the 0ycrseer turned Into a con.
tractor *A*.
, 1879-06-25

To fH& E4lkpf a. iHt 1ftokA3s
CHICAGO. Juno .9.--Yous correspondent III
Sundays I'RlnuHu, attempting to Cise the pub
lic information us the character Of The "tsdar-
cur bryant Nlock," does not get near thu but
tom. 1t cau hc learned, On inTrsIEat+n. That
the gentleman referred u, aud who selects tho
tenants, is Actlng as 4 Receiver, appointed by
ito presiding judicial fune.louarS u sls United
state4 plAtdct Court Oh sntl In bchalf of an IN
surauce company. ana that ho L d brother ut
tho loca! attorney Ter TIC corporation. aud II the
theory ll,ut tue Receiver ts part aDl the rTte'
hund OF the Court, nu.t that lie Is responsible
10 tic Court Tor hiA acts, TINT such
acts that arc not directly dlsapproY-
I'd Of are by the Court accepted
aud confirmed Is applied In this casot wheru Ii
our "l3ob," With Ills taastatcs nl h1psetl lbs
literal translation NJ tue old Bible furnishes no
parallel In solving this 4uestlon. II used TO bc
j wnru and jocose remark Of m old ailt learned
ox-julgo ot ons of tho Stata Courts, when hu
woltlA ho calletl upon to enter an order for
Hecelyer,-" Nell. gentlemen, It Is not new for
Courts to engage iu all kinds ot business. ihss
Court rslI rim any kind Ut business but Aouse
NJ prostitution, unA tkMt 1t caa't run, fur lts
w3le and Its religion will not permit persot'al
investigation ot It's acta IN tho prchtses." 4
good precedent to follow. Another Fuln
Whtch has hecs sol Astlie I'll Tie arpOtatn'oNt OK
Kecriytsa fur this e!as6 ui PROPERTY Wis aud Is
thut q person WHO Nus Erlatel 10 tbs lttgAlts
or the attorneys WIS ,l0t eligible to the appoi't-
ment. THAT ih!t Receiver Aas aesa persistent
, 1879-06-25


MArwoop, Junp 2t-7 q. MI hare Just had
my attention called to m item in your paper Of
this t,ate, headed n They Did Not HtnrL" which
Is not only Misrepresentation Of tacts. but
does gross Injustice to myself and friend. True,
tl1nt Mr.. Koopman left me, together with an
other young man, In charge Of bis establish
Uent durins hts absencc las. weak. TsNe, that
refused to turn over to said young
man what portion OF 1lr. KooD,nsn's
cash passed = into nv hands; Rtrlng
as reason therefor my individual responsibility
to Alr. Kuapman for what business Transacted
in Ills behalf. i,aAtntlch rs no had left this key
With tne, unl expressly desired that I should
SEQ the llorsc locked up and opened. Tic gross
anout nt thfs WAS S1b. 15 mn itcmlzcd statement
Of which linIIde.l to air. X. upon his return.
Yesterday We were unntG to GET oil Just ut .
o'clock, beeausc Of being delayed In aon'o let.
fers promised us tn parties LII route. wcut to
the otlico OF koopnlan at 2:l6. aud heard Of i,ts
anxiety lest should fail to see him or be
1nc. Awaiting Ills return, tlsu mattcr was
discussed und tcttl-d. IA to Mr. Brigham hay
tug the tnouey, Or INV CSen htuttnE aurtatHg 0t
the kin!, IL is utterly false. No such th!ng uas
ever said to lin. or my grounds given for s11ch
un iDlcrtuce. ain snrEtlsed tliHt Slr. Il. ahould
lInve 81 ytlIlled inc, ami allowed u 70 fn print
what ,le i,ew would be o{ inculcllluhlc injury to
Inc, and this, too. vheE ~. aVAencc rendered
tlrfrfIso fmnossibIl'. The Palmer House part VI
yn,,r statement Is absurd, mil nforls striking
esau,pe VI low kuop1lalt allowed his temper
to grt away with l1fs tunRuc. All this ado is Ut
tcrly grt,lnlicss, md IL Il wa'ltou, unGanefous
attncl upon nr. Wu did leave NJ +::a5 last even-
ing. anu reached this l'lacu At ] 4. IN.
Trusting you will lie Us usaltluosta III publish
IN. my Slndieatlnn as sou Hers nakiGg Tho at.
tuck, AL yours, etc-, ". j. LEWIS.
, 1879-06-25

,-. }flf7& F9t0ss .. :.
sOflc!a! reports hayc been received Of 1,e64
casus OF 61e, all the ,lres that occurred In all ina
proYtuces bt Russia during the past. month.
The total osp ls estimated at onn Mid haf ml-
lou roublei. OF these t!res, 15D were, from
incend!arlsM and 47B from carelessness; tho
exact ortgiu OF the other 6a0 has not been dis
covered.
The summer fires are, rs 1t were, necessary
feature Of Russian life. Ftre is an unavoidable
kcoarge, anu every year destroys tbs people y
property to the extent ,ot teus Of millions ot
Eoublcs, The struggle against lro Is difficult, for
the laiorty OF tie tousoa h, Ruasia ore Of wood.
As soutl A. nat aud dry. weather sets ia very
largu number of 1ras always break out, cspcct-
allv In tic rilluges tbs residents OF whicl, arc
characterized oy ignorance and caFelcssuess, altd
whscl. arc Totally destitute Of any tire ext.sl-
eulshiug apparatus. Thu evil Mill doubtless
20 on uilabatcsl while Il is the habit OF tho peo.
ple 10 throw all rasposlbslitY upon thu Govern
!taent. mad while Ignorance, poverty, aud hulp.
. ieasncss prevail atnong The muses., As Russta
now Ii, size represents hugo cotnbusttble pniY,
ln no country Is arc so destructive NJ In Russia.
Thu Government has tuuud 1t necessary to take
tho Fire Department out OF tho hands pt the
polfre md lsanafer its control to The City Coun.
ellis: Tho policc kept the Grc engines in order
Tor pa'adcs, but Inefficient for prsctlcat woFk.
, 1879-06-25

apparatus for generating electricity to supply
seventeen lamps. The electricity wilt 10 gcncr.
atcd by water power. Tile jauips will bo 20
1naln street Of thu Village, hut it Is hoped 10
nr,nl,co snIno 1no effects upon tho waterfall.
For this purpose It Ii beloved that orc lalnp mar
bo kept lnrniny under the American fail. II Is
known to every visltor at the fall lint on clear
md stlI nights, when tho moon is nearly at ttA
full hcnutffut lttar how Is formed. AZ this
can only ,o seen Mt rnfc Intervals, 1nwtver com-
paratlyclr few people have scen II. It Is l,eiiuv.
ed tint by tic ttsc Of tic electric lamps, eacll ot
which Is 200 candle poser, mud which ray be
novel and a.lIustcd ns the wlud may mike It
necessary, thu rainbow eo!ors may 10 always
produced In the form Of very brilliant how.
fotno experiments mato bero with tic calcium
light, three years rgo satisfied the H,annRors
tlat lt.ctr n|an Ia practicable. 'rleY. .exncct to
have It In tu1l operation on OF before JULY 4.
, 1879-06-25


Uttantfs tJean., Arat1nras f{hd.1.
Tic history OF tln two metals furnishes no
lsta for the argument that the weight OF tho
silver dollar Should bs [ncrcascsl. Truth Is de-
ettoying the farec OF thc unworthy attoc1ss on
etIver, aul experience IL proving 10 European
natfnrA That tl,eY n,ade ao almost fatal mistake
In ssopn!nE the ro'nars AMI dispo.sns Of silver
rotn. Germany has lnen compelled to cease
exporting silver. Italy nn.' switzef"nd are h..
cn"h writer's, antl thinkers IN England trace
tn.tcll Of The financial ti'stress in flat country 10
tho absence of tic limc,allfc standard; atrl
between ihe Increased demand for silver a,itf t,.
rcact[1,l after tic IonG season Ut mIsrcpresc,,ta'
titn silver t,tlllon steadily increases In value.
Al It incrrnkrs gu1d will till Irou tile fictitious
value tu which 1iiYer decentralization iurccA 1t,
nsNl ths two 1nttAls will be restored to a urse.
tiral equality On tho present ratio Of sixteen ta
one. 'rips iias shorn thai this ratio, hasrl
upon Tic. relative production o! tlc two mesa's
was wiacly established by the fathers. filstory
furnishes nuthlng OIL which to base the helicl
that tho ratio can be safely disturbed.
, 1879-06-25
Tho nryant block Once More.

ts5t
7" he f'n.'' ~ t"e 1f"ane'
CHICAGO. Juno .3.-I1e letter III vestcrdaI'a
TKinuAE ronrcfninE the ADORE block, In answer
to "Drcency,n slxue,l by the very raru nasuo
NJ \. Tbopnson j, re,,t,t.es list n .yosl or two
'p :, y, a4 .ssa '@ '"9
IL NJ; aa'"ef' aa" w ''l"'e'
There arc several very respectable bnslncas
Offices OIL tic frat floor OF that block. Above
.h.ec thcrc /. n nr.st,tutr., .lrn. ,n,l IN ovn+v
,.uss,,,,as vv,,., :. I,.a.,,,~ - .,asar,,,sa -
ras.e.'a' m,. w., "a. n... vo. ,e". o. ha,, ner,o. ~
D9rlnS tnc pase year taefe has oaet' peshaps'
not as u'ucil 10 oua day that prostitution has
not bccu solicited from thu widows Of tiat den.
T;,nea ,yithout uun,hrr womcn and men az
hhi. % t,c,ns,1vck ] s,nrk.n.kcd. With Minds .nt,
h'nt themselves s'a'h'"aAcu' "'tu o."us anu
windows Of their roosns open, aud In plain view
OF tire people. These exhibitions have taken
nlarr within ouu w,cck INST. but Of col.rsa tl.o
r.rs.,-,.a~" v,, ,,,.,. n,,,u., w,,,u, uwho
psF1o'"c's a,o "s, "'"s.s "oas" 'S MN
and aro OntY locking out Tor
Il tbreath u frcsl. atr." God knowa they need
1r.., mr. Il svrrt. Junoccnt u 1hom,wonI The
nss Ssi,cs ,.,xs "u .s,,att,rul ,rs,sctars y
i ;Wn, SERBIAN. mi: b,t mosI nj it,cse "honcst y
rn,n,n havp ottnn as a,,y ~ i,aif doxeti ma1e
vsitnrs mr. fluy. mil II tIcy arc not urotectors
, 1879-06-25


CHICAGO, .Jund A.-in 5ous Issue Of Sunday
morning last there nppeara communication
iron the employees OF Wi'lourhby, lli,1 d Co.
which Is calculated to mlslcad ,le public, and
knowing your pfovefbia1 love Of justice md fair
play We beg lcavc to present the other aide Of
Me question through your columns, leaving your
readers TO draw tlleiE own CONCLUSIONS.
The inference to lie drawn from tlse contnr-
nlchtiosi referred 10 Is, TINT the signatures Mt
tachtd thereto arc the signatures OF Journey
men taflors. This Is not the c,ae. Tho signers
are papcr-co1ar. ellsnen1er, hat Rgd cap, md
boot ard sh0o clerks, cutter who knows his
business 20 weli hs to cut three backs and four
sleeves for one CONT, 4 car drfycr graduate, anil
eeseral more OF the same kind whom no tailor
wouh think of rccoanlxIng 10 belonging. To the
craft any more Than .Itm RobInson would think
of tecosntzing W., II. t. Co.s "8ircus = as a
legitimate h.,eness enterprise.
bMs, hr th's ~ Il tnay, wo hsvc no controversy
with these so-callcd "workinrmcn.'' Onr
grievance Ia with Wtlloughby, I'LL s. Co., a1L
with tl,rtn we intend to deal. Our causo Of
complaint Is Just one. Nc ask for extra pav
for extra work, md n "prce-ltst' u by which to
hnow how much We arc to receive for Our labor.
---elalsns which are recognized by oYery hotlorn.
bio tailoring firm In the citr. Wo ask for JUS
ticc sn manly, upright manner. We Will ho
satisfied wifi nothing !css: kespcctsu.!S, b3
orlcr Of the JonrnGynen Tnllots' Union. ~
+. TKlEHKE, President
F. {. DAsks, Secretary.
, 1879-06-25

Tho Charleston Is. CT !St1s (Dcm.} ta7lne
been called upon to say whether II really thinks
there Is any practical danger to 10 apprrhcuslcd
from the Use Ut troons at the polls replies Us fol-
lows; 1.-THE .ftIu duc4 not fear tue uso VI troops
for political purposes at elections In tue South.
The soldiers arc whito men, and without refer
cncc to politics ticsp!se tho negroes. and like
nothing better than brush With them. They
70 with their raec. The grrat d!lDculty is 10
Groos md belabor.nE thtnt On general pr4nca,
plea. Our objection to tho Presslra Of troopa
at the polls, therefore, II an ohect!on In tue af~
stract, on higlI constitutional grounds. The
Eortllcru Democrats tt1ato up that particular
d!sputc. SlnnJi thinks to thrtn fuf It,. What
thu South IL rally concerned about and inter
estpl tn IL lc rupcal OF tho test-oash for Jurors
an.l thu modification OF thu election laws ~ le-
of*Efecuona a.Nl Deputy Masshals. For the rest
we do not 1eally care BUTTON"
, 1879-06-25

HtHHdb6T0HVH y. CsF 17fH3{ 3{EN7H.J1
Somebody has told this joke Oh militia Colo
mel during tho late War: On ono occasion he
drew Ills regiment IN along r4Ycr bank to at
Lack Federal runboat. Tho Eunboat began
pouring In broadsdes and knocked the sand
baniss nil To pieces, when. finding his position
untcnablc, the Colouel gavo the unique. hut
efHcrttso enu,.na,,3, " Unbanlt and sedcc." Dl.
rectly, however, tie sheEs l,e2an milling too
thtckly In the seaIgc. aud llc shouted, "Insctge
ana BRUSH" an order that wps unanimously
oheyca. Even here fhc lire wns loo hot, snd
tho undcrbrusfl Waa being torn to tattors. Una
bio 10 st.l tho pressure any longer, fe shrcketi,
"unbruah aud sQuuudcr." II IL pity 10 make
compartsous, but tho Democrats In Washington
tlaYu been taktng lesson from The old militia
hero. They have vt last rot to the "bruali,' -
u..9l Il looks a. II sopna at lhcm ars getting
teadY even 10 'sunbrusu and squand1r."
, 1879-06-25

tttOS11,350: And II secms eminently npnrons!nto
lint the Chairman OF the Comtrittco making
the proposition should bcnr the uamc Of the
famous frccboottr, Capt. Kidd. The uneasfncss
Of statc-ri0hts' 10 easily explained In thc light
Of these TACT. Dne of the nost dearly y-cosisnetl
mud freanontly-cxcrc'scd ut thcse statc.r!ghts
Is tle right of cheating State ereiltore, n1l tic
thought Of interference with .!1,. process
through tho Federal courts Is naturally dis.
tnstnfuf
, 1879-06-25
, THE NEGRO EXODUS.

Ono Of tic CAUSES OF fDEocontcnt-"An Abnna-
Inablo Lnw-Entutlnr Yodgc to Re-
cnslnrctneut. OF tho Blacks.
Sptctal corft,uondtn<t of The Trit,tn+.
JACKSON, Miss, Juue eo,-Amouc tho causcs
OF tn"s asssas's'aenou 2. inc eo'ofea people ID
tile South wlleh la" proauced tho exodus there
from tlc1o il one that lies bcncath the surface
md /. concealed from even m astute observer
:. ~ - ",ssss ~ .,,.t auat,o.' .rf. s'.,'a.
consists In certain Legislative enactments that
have been passed In most OF tho Cotton Statcs
outansh1v for otEer nurnuscs, },1t really for fho
.,,,r,,ns. - nst,h,t.bir. n ,ho., st,,o, .r.-
pueposo " ca'ao',sn,'s' ~ suoso el4'os sss'
ten Of peoaase s.m!lar TO- II not worse that''
icct OF d statute passed by the Legislature OF
k1,..s..;,,s T., NI.-cl 1era rrho an. ~ ~. ,n.
80 - ~ s -, -
WbetneF lntenuona1,y 80 " not 'S ce1'nniS nis-
leading. lis entitled AN net TO reduce the
tud,ctnry expenses Of thu State" bit how
It cnu posslbly have TINT effect is bc-
.,.,s ,,,nnn ,v,.1.n :. .,.s,,.,.. -
!o"o '''""'A "'eN ~
however, docs operate, anu Is uscd, In
sucl. way rs to ensnEo large humber of ne
prnea. who ],aya not evcu been conyictct] of thu
elroh,e.t o1f,n.o uonin.t tho lava nj III. ranI.
s u 49,. ,.a,, aS..,a.,rt..! ., NV;
Tie act provides Ilat M! pefsohseons1cteo ahd
committed 70 the jail of tue county, except
tho3u committed to 1nll for contempt oil Court,
nn,l ercont those sentenced 10 tmprlsopmcps ii,
the tchlscu1lasy' sna't Wv oo'lye'eu eoa-
tractor, 10 DC os hltn kept anu WofKco under
tho provisions uf this act; and all persona conl-
mlteu to ial,, cxcept those not entitled to ball.
n,.v .,s, ,a;H mi. -o.,,nt In ron,mI,t,v, ~
'a5 a'so' 'vI ", .-n su,.ls ',,a~ Nv ~. W.. ~ ~
sa1d eot'teaetoF anu "oIAea unoss '"'s aet ~
fore conviction" But Sec. bot the act provides
annie and corept machinery to trpf3Nc6 ne
, 1879-06-25

This Is awful! Springer Oils the country with
gloom by declaring that hc viii never submit II
the President vetocs tho judicial bill, and thus
tlcsIcs Congress. This makes three noble stntes-
men who arc prepared to resist till The country
is stood Oh It's hcnd: Cox, .Atklus, and Springer
quail. Cox will fight with his wil, BprthEer with
his mouth, n1lu Atklns with tl.at fearful mud
wonderful Appropriation bill which he con-
cneted. Truly, the country IL on the verge Of q
pfriI!
, 1879-06-25

C7FFt7dHH 71kTa7H lfTf. ].
The Confetlso- Democracy now announces that
II is in It's last ditch, audi to bo quite trunk, the
Confcdfo-Democracr had pEodiEtous number
Of ditct,cs, md tl1ey stcm to have been filled
with MI unusually nasty article Of ditch water.
At lsust tha Ia tile impression casual observer
wuuld Ect trutn contemplation ot tic Conied
ro-Detpocracy's pertoual appearance utter hny-
Ing tern dragged through them all but the Inst
one, where It Is nnw bloslIIuE around With 80
much sp1ntterlns ind splnttcrlnS.
, 1879-06-25
Talk nnt1 Practice.

LfHc1nHd71 s71FeHE {Hsb,I.
The talk about ncm ocracy on the battlefield,
and that sort OF thing. 10 connection with the
candidacy OF Ewing M" Rice, ~ very pretty, but
the old liners Of the party arc slow 10 under
stand wllat II al, tneaus. At the Allen County
Democratic Convention Saturday Mr. McCal-
lough, shr candidate for Representative pledged
hinsrlf ~ a devoted aarerent to the doctrine
OF Stnte.Eight1, mud paid p tender tribute to the
memory Of the sainted vallaodigna'n. Ono
gsxed Va1!andigham Ia glowing tetws. These
sentimcnts wers warmly received br the Co.l.
yentson. Tl,c Unnn soldiers of Ohio are not
acknowledgements yel. They know cheese from
q buzz saw.
, 1879-06-25

E1<tsai Corrrsrondtnt4 Of The Trtbwt:e.
FoKT nENsArT, D, T.. Juno 12.-'rharo is q
prospect of lively times on tho frontier this
summer. Spottcl-Tatl q Co. arc to have biz
"Sun+D Danco" near tlscls .Agellcy {iloacbud).
Invitations werc some ttnne sIneu forwarded tu
the lnuiaus ut all the Sioux agencies ou Tie
Missouri River; and, III seversi casts whero
thcrr Was doubt Of MI acceptance, tho invita-
tionB have been followed hy runners to usre
upon tho backward tic necessity OF coming
forward aud putting iu an appcasance during
this Important festival, where, without douDt,
the otd-ttms NONSENSE Of past and urcscnt
wrongs will pe. .relcarsed. utNl measures 10 pro.
curn speedy reaction III their flyor (accosdlnE
10 their !deas) viii be fully aud coupetcntly
discussed. Tile conclusion will probably bring
about tic murder Of number Of unprotected
whites, rut,uisy. OF Of stock, 1te.
The ln,itans Of Chcyenne-RlYer Agency
(ecatcA near tits uost) having been consldored
10 among tlosc not lfkely to bc present At the
"6un.Danco,hh. yesterday a party OF eight OF
noe bucks (fron Rossbud), armed cap.a pic,
Respondent In. verlntlion and tlnscled breect'
cloth, rode past tho post OH slsetr way to
Cheyenne River to counsel with tic Indiana
1ocatcd there, and, It IL supposed, urge intend.
aneo, with or without the permission Of tic
Inuian .Ageut.' Information Of tho result oi
tltlr csrand VIII be forwarded.
, 1879-06-25
Hunting Their Holes.


TIC Democrats In Congress Keep WALKING TIP
and t1pHp like rooster IN coop looking Tor d
largo hole to crawl out Of: but every dag 1t
grows moro apparent that the little end Of the
horn, tabalcd - Exit iu case Of DANGER" Is their
ouly sycapu.
, 1879-06-25
Tho Onlv Way to Hurry the Loat Cause.
dihnnu Erkafna .ldnrnat Rtn

It is observable that while Jeir Davis claims
not to prench new revolt at this time, t,c
gives uotlce that tho mnthcrs are tra,ping IN
those who will yet ..vinalcate" the lost cause.
1t is p'a'n that the only way to stop all tlisnou-
'sepsc, to check the flow u these bitter wnters
from tic Southern hcnrt, to squc1ch out once for
Gil this 'svlndlcatlon !" I'll tue Rebellion, and to
establish, beyond cayil or question the national
authority over Every. inch OF tho national dn-
tnnin, Is 10 rcbuke the Democracy thoroughly
anl sol,ndiy throughout the North. The past
few years huyc shown tlllt tho old virus Of So
ceseion testers n'li intan.cs anew with every
Democratic vtctary. Ihc remedy which will
destroy that yirua forever Is ready 1T hnthl, and
istcr II IN powerful doses.
, 1879-06-25
CURRENT OPINION.
f3cn 17tt1s

ladf7napoHs JoHrnut fRtn.j.
Ben I1ilts views Of Statc-soverctgntE hare
moderated wonderfully since 1861. Ills volce IL
not now for war. lie las sccn the elephant,
tirklcd his tall, aud duusn't want any moro ot Ii
In HAN.
, 1879-06-25

There is somcshinZ 20 extraordinary and un-
Democratic in the conduct Of Hcnaior Bayard on
the Silver bill that It mar nell attract thu atten
tion Of the party arl the country. whose com.
mon wiall The Senaior astulnes to defy.
, 1879-06-25

Fou4l greatly hsnsdls When glseu peopctly 1t Ihs
right eTlods but u oyesfexd tho haby u "a Htcks
It, AID Induce dsgtoo pf sunetlrE. nr. bulls
il4by sfrup u shs beat telueAY t0sslhe dlseomseH
ks.atnx tom eEesfesdnx tho ha4y, Fries. VI eeatx+
, 1879-06-25

In keeplns this iletestcd class In the building
since his appointment is too evident 10 require
mud that ts tho case Of worthy md prnmircnt
dentfst who, at considerable expense and out
lar established his business, was forced 10 Icnve
the building and suffer not sittfc tlatnage. =,
ftttctA. ,
, 1879-06-25
"poes Light Require Any Tl,no to Move III
Spncs:"

Spncs:"
To ths Editor et IAt Tribune.
CHICAGO. Juns .sss.-Undcr the above heading,
Aaolph stumpcl propounds several queries,
wiIicl, will naturally be inferred from the fol-
lowing answers ta hts questions:
Aud first, H. does require sensible time for
light to travel through any medium, whether
ntr, water. glass. Diamonds, or something v.sr.
Light is always retarded whep passing through
a medium, tliat 10 donser than It's own-.ha
ether, 1t Is not. however, rery tnuch retarded
In passns through ar. lLs rctar1asiou al.! con.
keauent rcfra4tIs1,, ly difference III Temperature
Of difIcren. srala Vi ar through which 1t paasrs
IL the cause Ut tlle optie fsnsinu known ~
rnirugc. Our auctlst is' mistaken ab,ut lht.
yarAt.sn. 'ri,eye Is 10 such tt!.sE In Natuse
q. a yae.iutn e!ttier prrfcct Or imperfect. In
popular parianrc wa talk Rb0ut a yAcuum; nlill
when usr has bcen pun.l'cd out OF a7rcseryo.r
we say That We have produced vacuum, rtnl u
reference 10 air this aaay be true, but when t
air l,as bcea rctl.uvrd there Is silt Tho rlher,
which cuhuot III removed, hcuca thcro ID ua
suci, thing a. yaeM,tsH. Light could not lu0vo
in si,ace II it waH vacuum. For further !hfur-
maiion would refer IA. ~ to u serIrs Of
articles Oh light, the asst u Which / have Just
written Tor your SATURDAYS Ir;buW. 10 such
engineering minds the will, trust, ba Of muvh
!nteycst. q. I. RANDALL.
, 1879-06-25
Scafclty Of Idie Labor In blalne,

A. an INDIGESTION that there Is not the lack OF
employment In Mains which The urcsnbAekcrs
compatn uf 1t IL said llrat recently :4 tueA were
advertised Tor IL That btuke TO work Oh Tall.
ru4u, aud tlas In ten days ouly Twenty-Five fs--
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