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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-14
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05

This advance of the sulphate Of quinine BY
European dealers waspromptly followed by
rise in price by Powers & WeightmW'
and who are going right along manufactur-
ing the medicine. They make threats OF
suddenly quitting the business, which OPP
crate on the European market to advance
prices there; and then, taking advantage OF
their own misconduct, they levy heavier
blood-tax on fever-patients than before the
wicked duty was removed. This is the
true explanation of the present rise' but
if the public look into the columns OF SUD-
sidized prohibitory tariff organs they Will
not find even a glimmer of the facts
nothing but verbose mess of slush that
submerges the truth out of sight.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05

The New York Herald is not friendly
to the Democracy. but it can, at odd times,
do the party justice, Of which fact we have
proof in the following paragraph; The
truth is that the Democrats began, rs soon
as they obtained control Of the house, a
rigid, and as the Republicans perpetually
complained, too rigid, system Of economy,
which they have since then pushed unceas-
ingly, and oftenest against the vigorous
criticisms of their opponents; and one Of the
best proofs of their zeal in this direction
has been the notable Disappearance of the
lobby from the capitol since the Democrats
took charge of the appropriations. They
have committed many blunders, butextrav-
agance with other peoples money is not one
OF them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
f. A. Burnett, Publisher.
M. B. Harrell, Editor.

"DEMocRAcY is sentiment not to be appalled,,
corrupted or compromised. 1t knows no btseness'
covers to no danger, Expresses no weakness. Fear
less generous and humane, it rebukes the arrogant
cherishes honor, and sympethises with the humble.
1t asks nothing but what il comedies; it comedies
nothing hut what II demands. Destructive only Of
despo.ism II Is the sole conservative of liberty la
Dor and property. Ii is the sentiment of freedom,
of equal obligations II is the law OF nature per
yading the law of the land. The stupid, the eel.
fish, the base in spirit may denounce 1t as vulgar
thing; but in the history of our race the Demo
cratic principle has developed and illustrated the
highest moral and Intellectual attributes OF oai
nature Yes, this is a noble, magnanimous, o sub
lime sentiment, which expands our affections, en-
arges the circle Of onr sympathies and eevates the
soul OF man until, claiming en- equality with the
best, he rejects as unworthy of his dignity any po
ltical immunities over the humblest Of his fellows
Yes, it is an ennobling principles; and may that
spirit which animated our fathers in the Revolution
airy contest for its establishment continue TO ami
mate us, their sons, in the impending struggle for
its preservation" WILLIAM ALLEN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05

A WASHINGTON dispatch reads asfollows
"Colonel John S. Mosby, Consul at Hong
Kong, writes his brother-in-law that he is
disposed to resign, to see if hecannot arouse
the state department to comprehension of
the rottenness OF the George F. Seward ring
in China. He writes to Secretary Evarts
that $4,000 consular fees at that port
have been wrongfully retained by his pre-
decessors, and believes that 100000 has
been stolen from the emigration fund"
AS the guerrilla Colonel is good Repub-
lican, our Republican friends must accept
his testimony.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05

We are pleased to observe that in few
things, at least, the Chicago Tribuneis hon
est and faithful. 1t refuses to join in the
foolish clamor against the removal of the
duty from quinine, and very stubbornly re.
fuses to agree with its Republican cotempo-
raries that the opening of our markets to
the competition Of the world in the purchase
and sale Of that article, has had the effect
Of increasing the price. The matter stands
precisely as the Tribune statesit. Congress
repeats the non-revenue producing tax on
the anti-feyer drug, whereupon Powers and
Weghtman, who have secured a monopoly
OF its manufacture in this country and
have amassed vast fortunes of many mil.
lions OF dollars on their protected" sales,
ny into passion, or pretend to, when the
duty is taken of and threaten to close their
works and manufacture no more snlpha,e
Of quinine.
On this announcement, foreign nanufac.
turers, believing those threats to be- penu.
ing, and that p. g. w. would carry them
into effect, advanced their own prices, be
cause as they reasoned, there would be al
insufficient supply Of the article for time
and until new works could be establshe,
in America to take the place Of P. Il WIS
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05

WATER is FREE-That's so, but i, most
patent medicines you pay for it at tie rate
or dollar pint. Kidney-Wort is a dry
compound and one package is enough to
make six quarts of medicine without ad.
diton of any poisonous liquors. 1t is ma
lures remedy for Kidney Diseases. Liver
Complaint and Piles, for it is both diuretic
and cathartic, tonic and healing.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

Clty Olllcers,
Mgyor-N y, Thstlewood.
Treasurer--Edward Dezonia
Clerk-Dennis. j, Foley.
Counselor-Wm. b. Gilbert.
Marshal-J!C. LaIIue.
AttOrney-William Hendricks
- BOARD OF ALDERMEN
First Ward-Wm. 0'Callahhn NJ J. Uowley
Second Ward-Dayid 7. Linegar G. H. Wood.
ward $3.50
Third Ward-W. P. Wright Egbert Smith.
Fourth Ward-Charles o. Patier, james Kynastop
Filth Ward-T. W. Halliday Ernest B. Petit.
County Officers.
Circuit Judged. A. Harkor
Circuit Clerk-J. A. Reeves.
County Judge-R. y. Yocnm.
County Clerks j. Humm
County Attorney-W. 9. Mulkey.
County Treasurcr-A. j. Alden.
Sherif--John Hodges
Coroner--R Fitzgeralc.
r. Comfy Commissoncrs-T W. Halliday, M. v
Brown, Samuel Brey.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05

FUTURE happiness All those who
have the future happiness of children at
stake, should know that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup contains nothing injurious.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05
only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

I.aroest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05

CHEW Jackson's best Sweet Navy To.
bacco.
, 1879-04-28

Accurate information regarding the exact
state Of aflairs in Russia is not easy to obtain
or To forward, 80 close Is tho censorship OK
ercised by tho Military Governors over tho
tnails md telegraph lines in their respective
districts. Reports are received In London,
however. by way Of Berlin, which, II tr,le,
denote most threatening situation at st.
Petersburg, which, though the goat
Of Government, !s tho stronghold
Of tho Nihilists. With tho Czar
aud Empress at Iivaala, fien. GuouRKo
Ia tho supreme autocrat Mt tho Unpital, but
l'o slpda his unlimited power mud authority
all too small to unable him to cone Will, tho
rovolutfonists, mud it III beloved tLat llis iu-
abflity to got aud kocp tLa uppor l,auu Aas
resulted iu his removal. When ho attempt.
ID to prevent tho posting o. Nihilixt plaearls
by stasloning rorterat every door le found
tho plan Of no avail, for tho posters arc
warned Of certain death il they keep watch
as ordered.
, 1879-04-28

might 10 gained from popular respect for
their conduct In voting the aupplies. But
tho Democrats nro rot accustomed to tako
the loyal md straightforward way. II they
abandon tho project for starving ont tho
Government, IL will bo hecnuso they
cannot hold thoir majority together 10 this
ond, md thoy will probably resort to tho
axpcd'ont Of extending tho appropriations
for six months III order to holl tho tlroat Of
Ftarving.ont In allegiance whun they meet III
rogular session. Tho country will rejoico
oyen ut this pnrtial relief, or intpod at my
othor outcome which hllall lead toA%an nd.
journment Of Congress- without leaving the
Government iu M embarrassed condition.
Wlot tho pcorla want ia MI Rssnrance TINT
thoro shall bo no tinkoring ofv4e onrronoy
laws for aomo tilno 10 con,e, and s,lcl. mn
INSURANCE ca,i only bo conveyed by an nd
}ouru'nont Of Congress- till next Dscou,lor.
II thore is spark of wisdom loft anong tho
Democrats tlloy wilt lose no time in giving
this assuranco by speedy adjournment 80
soon as they shall DO satisfied that they Gnu
not carry ous thoir political project, for thoy
hayo alroady tried tho patience Of tho coun-
try to tho limit OF forbenranco,
, 1879-04-28

Tho attempt yesterday by Mrs. Youso, tho
mother of tie murdered wife, to shoot PETER
srkvsss was, fortunately for all concerned,
prevented by IN accident and by the inter-
florence Of tho officers. Without apoiogizing
for the act in any way, 1t nevertheless
furnished practical commentary On tho
defense made In EGxykss' behslt. The theory
was, thtt IN consequence OF what no had
been told by others he temporarily
lost his reason auts shot hiH wife to
dehth. III this casa HRS. Youao has
bcon compeiied, during nearly tbrps
weeks, 70 listen daily to tho foalest and
, 1879-04-28

Prof. sw1sa's sermon Of yostorday, which
IL given in another part Of this Issue, deals
with the injuries sustained by Christianity
OF tho hands OF it's friends, md finds TINT
the religion taught by Cna1sr Inns borno and
is yet boaring many burdens imposed upon
it by those protesting to 10 its most zcnlo,w
adyocatcs. In addition 10 this interesting
discourse we print in condensed form tho
criticisms Of several Chicago proachors upon
Col. INaEasoI1's rocont diatribes,--amoug
{ them ono Liberal Christian, tho Rev, noBEu7
Oo11YEn; ono Methodist, tho Rov. II. D.
HuxrpARD; and two Hebrews, tho 1snbbis
BIEH and KoHLyR. Tho Rov. CLINTON LOCKE
preached at tho Episcopal Cathedral aser1npn
in observance Of st. Georges Day.
, 1879-04-28

hen cntcring front ea.tlcn md w,o,r,.
'hcscun. and for small sum wo "a5 NJ, as'1a,s
Insure yost aRsinst any loss fsum t,,.u to,aAla
ftrncttso gramlntsora. ado tell: Go ' ma d.
Knowl" sl1 exclaimed IN eu,nrt. "aH.t1
nAdamc." liz eatd ca<neat1y. .Ah1 r.. aes,
consideration Of tho payment ot a sm,tt n..ia "aaia
tho T., II. n. Ely. H.. 4 II. !, ."otn,
undertakes to make gonl m. =, ~ 20.
that may aceFnc from hens. rhtc,,.a' uaa'ags
1oossets. cows. calves, atccrs. osrn. =. :. oe
noRs OF MI satsetscs. and cats Ee the ,,ms r" Ta
" ~. o'ncsw'se' !hc y. d. II. F.:y. O, 4 II 'Is
~ ~ daiy Incorporated un,lcr lin I,u.* \.
ll,!nois' anu has casl, captal ot s1u oo nm "
net assets al SiG NH, 2b7.Gb. II you hays ana
OF .he Illinois insurance Report. In ,ba .o't
VIII sno" Joa from paEc PHI TINT nn, m, r,.',
WY tcpFeeen1a1loh that Ia not strictly t,uo n.&
,ne ', o""ute. ohf Company does business or ~"
'nerat pf!he1plc. "e rccurhi1o that inc ,u.,. F w
1rlhsle valno OF plant oe ehrul doc rot ~. ~ '
eans sopfesoht its worth 10 Thu m r.nu VIII, Is. h,.
20 assauoasly toh''ed II. watcl,ud over IT, ,mah.
hela oxpaha Into beauty. Hence wn to m, w.
teha 10 !ake tho oplton Of replacing I'll, ,,,,.,'
uestsoSea' Dull pay Iortt IN cash. accar,,n1
teae 'fIea VIII, The Secretary nt State, Perm,
tho pants tlat yon VIII produce In this br,,o.n" y"
utai pasho1eo Guild 10 puschnAcl fpr An ~.
Wnet' "o hda your lime. and anxiety, a,l ..,.. NV
th'h9 ci+e. S0oo would, perhaps, bs I'm ~ ~
salnatfon." "}o yon mean 10 tcIl -. -" "
tho tald, "tliat II a COW was 10 I,c,t
anu dcTastaso this lore gafdcu, sou wnul Inv ~ ~
soU'' 'costainly. madame, II you wnrc ~. ~.
our policy holders. ant tho enr1Ien wetr ~ ~
'oss. IF the low didn't dn much damage, n,,s"a! s
, 1879-04-28
PERSON AIS.

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oa''oala' eanno5 "a'H without help.
The English racehorse belongs 10 the
passed.
David Davis is q great mau-arouua III,
stomach.
All ,vnnt In .,ncrn n,,,7 Aha p-oc;a,..
David Daris.
Tho co,nino r,on fin r,,or v;th .s.,.o.. -.
,..-,.. o,,, ~ ,.n.ss ~ y A'A "''1 '''a'7'"'
o,n, 7y;,,;,,,, ,,,,,,,. ,>. ..,u.,
',n.,s ..s oootA '''4n''ee'
"'"'' "'o "10'p' y" "'" AoA'
~ Wow "' Logan" rocoFa rs aghtsf'
A'"e 0S'onS'e 10 q"''' "e'o''''n'ns'
Alice Harrison to Edwin Booth: "Cor.
ssatulattons. know how 1t ID myself"
There WIS third party,-n rarty by .ho
name Of Davis. "Whorc raa dat bssty now."
Cur odvico In r1word 1,avuo, ,vo,,a l..
..1o ,yo,,on ,, br. ,,ntor,,,,u,a,;,I i, !. ,aaI.,.
Wa boor Tint Iuov Tim +ro,,ar ,,1on,od.
c,,,t I'm o,brr d,v ycrv co-oto.. ~ hax Inis.d
- 1.o,r., L.tt,. c., ~. IT, T.. H..
.,1., wv
o1S.ucc oI,s ~ ~ ''A'@ ''"'1 "''sA'' ''SA ~ 'A'
I,..,. ELL. ~ y ,,u ,z ...,:,..,
n's4o "'o' 49,. - "'N. .'"'t - a'"sa''oua'
ease ol oouy ena'ea'he' a''o EAU ae'"a'5 'sss' 0'
49, nA,." - .'s H.. r-,,.,
S"o9.4oI A'A'u " .uo a"HHan NV Aa'u 1''',
lost on fatoio tnfee Eace1' 4nsatato a1cnes' NIL
not thfee salnee!
Noston ponpIe arc modest. An Eastern
paper Fays al! they ask Is to nse' move, aa'
hase thelf ooan.
bfr, Rose, Cincinnati editor, hns been
soyoreIy logged. and ho probably wishes ho hAa
been born to blush unseen.
, 1879-04-28

f'roEions personal conflict with tho yo,tng
man adams. Tho theory Of insanity wns
wholly unsustained by tho facts, tho
eT'donco naerely showing STEVENS to
DO woak.heatlcd, rusillanimons, joa.
otis rorson, who during lis whulo
marricd lifo found sufficient satisfaction III
tho bad Treatment of hia chi1d-wifo for alt
tho wrongs, roal or imaginary, Of wilicl, ho
complained. Tho wife waa child, and tho
husbnnd was soft.patcd, ill.nntnrctl, s,ts-
picions coward, who Ind not atroug.l, to
loavo tho wifo whom ho regarded guilty, but
contonted hirusolf with ll1-Iroating anu tnnl'y
killing hor.
Tito trinl has bcpn n long ono. The Conrt
was pationt, prompt, t11gnifiotl, MD held ll.a
scales with most nnlnostione<l fnirncss mud
imrartiaiity. Both tho prosecution n,ll tho
defense wore conducted with yigltnncs,
earnestnesa, anil with m ability that hns
boon rarely equalod.
We ass,uie that this vcr,lict Is tho orl Of
tho case. Tho stnto has no nppeal, aud tho
defense will probably coincide with tho gan-
oral public in tho opinion that tho accused
has bccn fortunate nndor> all tho circun,-
stancce. Even tho EXTREMIST penalty would
not hare oifonded strict Justice.
THIS case will bo long remembered, 10.
causo Of tho terrible sinking up, If not tho
practical overthrow, Of tho doctrine Of tenn
porary insnnity,-an insanity TINT comes
suddenly, mud TINT 1noro1y exists long enough
TO cover tho commission OF q crimo, and
thon disappears rs suddenly and forever.
Tint doctrine will hardly survive tho
handling It received IN this case Of BrEyKRs,
md, in caso Of n now tria1, would provo per-
haps evon loss affective as n defcnso than
In this, Tho young, gifted, and unfortunate
girl Is dead; tho miserable and contemrti-
bio husband that malicio,tsly killed her is
consigned to tho Ponitentiary md thore tho
case as to tho parties concerned onds. That
it did not receive new chapter by tho
death OF STEVENS ut tho hands OF tho Into
wifos mothor is duo moro to an accidont
rathar than to any want OF purpose to sup-
plenent tho vongeace Of tho Inv.
The casc has xovealed much of tho weak
ness of human nature, which Ia mover dis
closed except by sudden outbreaks like tho
homicide in this oaso. Wo haro no dispos-
tion to uncover again tho revelations of
sooial infirmities presented 1y this trial
If those who lbyD renu the ayfiencn
, 1879-04-28

a very curious and important case has Just
been concluded In tho Lebanon TO- County
Court. Six vicious citizens Of t!at county Gu
tered Into i conspiracy to procure heavy ill.,
auranco OIL the life Of au old 1nau by tic namo
Of RAIDER for their o,sn benefit, md then kill
him. They haye been tricd and convicted of
murder in the first degree, and Will probnbly bc
hung. They are described us very iguorant
mcn, and from their surroundings gn1 Rutece-
dents It would hardly bo supposed that they
lad the Intelligence to lcyisc such plot and to
earry It fnto execution. II la alsu 4 wonder how
tic agents Of tile companies wrro thus 'mposcd
nnQn.
, 1879-04-28

It has pot to be The fashion, In tho beer
garden at Washington, when man makes
speech, to sca'npes up and down tho alsics ntsd
tn tho urea in front Of thr SpcaKcr's desk, like
pony ia II circus. DEMosTnENEs onco hintc1
TINT successful oratory greatly depended upon
act!oil, und Congressman uct as II they believed
It. The vgor with whiell eonlu Of them Eesttcu-
lnto whcn a1drcssin, thu House nuts ono in
mud OF tic action Of n Windmill on n breezy
rrairie, whilo the roar Ut thelr voices resembles
tho roar of the tempest. Another uuparlta-
mcntary habit IN Tint Of undressing sotncbody
clse besido tile Speaker; thus, tic Republican
orator faces the Democratic side when llo
pitches iato them. at1tl thu Democratic orator
docs the same In replying, only referring to tho
Speaker when ho gets out Of wind md sssRrts
Il new paragraph. For example, in Saturdays
debate wo rcad: " Mr. l1on't {atich.l made bis
Congressional debut In speech which kept tho
1louso in a continuous rtppls Of lnughter. Ho
took his position In thu Rsra Ia front Of the
Speakers chair, Anf kept moving, with carncst
gesttculattons, now toward tho noighbo1hood Of
the Grccpback Representatives nnd now toward
tho Democratic aide Of tho 1louse, according as
bis remarks wcro addressed toUno or thu other"
, 1879-04-28

That roInnrls of IloHN'a III the IIallsc OIL Sat-
ur.lay tint 1aAds everybody laugh. about ratslnE
more hugs aml lesa hell In thr South, Is not
oriEInal With liu. It WIS borrowed from tho
iatu Ben WAnH, who safd tbs South would
nuycr prosper until tleY raised .noru corn and
cation al,tl lsss--. But H. Il as trup uow Us
when old BEN first uttarc1 1t.
, 1879-04-28

1t has been decided In Washington tAat S1T-
TING Bulb nlll Ills baud Aro now British SUBJ
jects, having plnccd themselves under British
protection. 1t Is eatd TINT Mr.. EvAnTs will
notify The British authorities Of this conclusion,
unQ TINT they will be held Responsible for Mr..
Bulls nets, II ho should abandon tito sitting
posture and travel over the border, as he threat
clla tn to.
, 1879-04-28

4 fres!, runnor Of intended assassination of
European royalty il published this morning
In tho form of statement Of the arrest Mt
Milan of DR., W1EpE: Of Zurich, odtor OF tho
NcueGfse|~chafI, n Soc1nlist journal, on tho
cl1nrge Of hnrboring MI intention to kill tho
Queen OF England and tho King md Queen Of
Itniv
, 1879-04-28

" Isabella, my dear," said rich gentle.
man on tho South Slide to Ills eldest hauahtor and
houuokceper, mothor scops at Nosahil, un.
less there has been special interpolation Of grave
robpafa IN behalf Of her cotnsc, "a isabella, my
dear, hayo engaged ltcW coac!,mAn." ''tia7o
you, pa9" replied tho mature but beautiful ettl;
"what ah,s nanc." - Herbert Montgomery, "saa
her father. And all cvoufnY the Indy went acslb.
bling "Isaboila Montgomery" and Mrs. 1ier.
bert Montgomery" and 80 on oyor her blott!ng.
pnd, and she went 10 rtccD to dream that Cupid,
with patr Of h1tnkcrs over hia eyes, smiled upun
her, --nay. burst into horsc- laugh, Willis mar.
fiage. bells chin,cl In tho dhtance. and Herbert
N ontgonosy underwent transformation sccne
ntu Lord With $500, e00a year. And her willy
father smiled, too, as liz sought his couch for
Husbcrt Montgomery IL 58 years old, aud has
wife and scysn children,
, 1879-04-28

1t ia sata III Washington il.at Jors SHERMAN
will laya tllo suppurt Vt tic Administration ua
d Presidential candidate. Az tbs Bccretnry has
bcnu quito III active supporter of tic Ad1nlnIs-
t1al!nl Ut Mr. HAYES, 1t IL no tnorc than fair for
RUTHERFORD 10 lend JOHN irlendlY hand
wl,ou tho emergency arrives. Turn about IL
fajr p!uy,
, 1879-04-28

ang for transportation North. Sumo Of the boat
Captains rafuscd to tnkc them on board, al.
though thug had tlie money to nay their fare.
Anothcr clever policy TINT IA being adoptcd BY
The people III suino parts OF tho South IL to to.
flsa IL sell these poor folkh rrovlsions Will, tho
hops that they tnay Ge induced 10 stav and work,
, 1879-04-28

II Congressman f.own wants 10 fight 20 very
bad, let him senil a challenge to MARI 0nAY,
rI.lol.practico Is quito in unAY's liuu ul then
LOWE wuuil ba morally certain not to get lit,
which would mt hc the ease II he tights JAuK
LOGAN, who Is dead shut.
, 1879-04-28

ltis u 1ittla rougt, Oil Den. 1aAao of Wlacon-
sin, to 10 called ia lusli a*sit by Tho Naw Or
lcans Ti.ats Just after DWAo0 had brought forth
fruits upet for repentance and been rocoacled
to tha Beigalierp.
, 1879-04-28

The statiRsioa Of tho Troasury Department
show that during tho ycar ending March 81,
1871, the ezcoss of exports ovor imports
amounted 10 s2s3. s35, ,1a2, ngatns. 91oo,-
40o,8o3 for the year ending a1arch u, 1873.
, 1879-04-28

XAGx CHANDLER says Ae don't propose to
mike a set speecl. Ut this session untess the
Confederate, nrtgadiers get too rampant, and
ttlcu ho Will "load hts gua tur bear" Those
Interested will take due nutlcs nnl goYurn
tlic4.AalYGk accordingly.
, 1879-04-28
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TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFlEE9s

TnR Cu1cAoo TRsnrss hna established branch odlcss
for the rcCept OF auhaelptons mud advertisements
fo1ows.
NEW YotK.-Koun 2, Tribune Building. r. 7. Mo
FADprN. Manager.
PARIS rrnncc-No. 10 1snc Dc Ia GranEt. Iatcliere.
il. MAuLEit, Agent.
E0NpUN. EnK,-Ame,ieAu Exchange. 40 Strand.
uExEr +. GtELlH, Agent.
WASHINGTON u. C.-lal0 street.
, 1879-04-28

II all tho railroads leading into Springfield
will send the manlbcrs ot the Legislature FREQ
pastcs homo and no return tickets, It will 10 m
net That will elicit llnmcnto Rpplnuso.
, 1879-04-28

The Cleveland Ltadtr thinks "EpwiN Boorn
w1ll learn aftcr a wbiio to stay awAy fron, Chi.
cnao." What! and go 10 CoyelAndl "uarslly
cycrt'
, 1879-04-28

When tnau kills woman 10 Chicago 1t 10
IT the womnn kills thu fnRn-
veil, VIC don't know c1nctlY what 4 Chicago
inEy would Gnll Il.
, 1879-04-28

As CHARLES SUMNER Ia dead, anu Mrs. AMRs
must fnYo man to admire, how will Mr..
CoHK1,No dol II seems rs II he might fill The
bill.
, 1879-04-28

A MemphA correspondent wsltcs tlat he re-
comfy countcd tweuty.four enca1npn.cnts of
eQlqrsu psQple on the river bank ,who were wait-
, 1879-04-28

nsanAlcKs has not becn mentioned for
wllols week, au4 pcopla arc forgetting that be
IL q candidate.
, 1879-04-28

There aro 1910 Republican clcrks In the De-
partmcnts at Washington whowtli havu 10 "co u
II tho Democrats get control Of at1n[rs In 1850.
, 1879-04-28

II IL Ind not been Tor TINT handkerchief PErH
STEVENS would have known how It foels to be
killed by d mothrr-tn-lnw.
, 1879-04-28

No appropriation is needed for the enlarge
'ncnt Of tho White House. DAVID DAVIS Will
never occupy It. except rs visitor.