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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
LIVE STOnR

Referring to the horse and mule trade,
Yhieh j. largely supplied by drovers oil
East Penaesseel the Atlanta Cgns5StltiQyi
says:
ut is held by some of the drovers
already arrived that prices will be high
this year, This 1t is said, is occasioncd
by the scarcity in the Western markets
Of the class of animals that are suitable
for this trade. The farmers OF the
South and especially of Georgia, have
become so independent during the past
few years that they will not buy any
thing but first-class horse or mule.
The animals have got TO be of good size
s @f cam sna be made aha to sDsge 0fee and
wcll-to-do farmer of the present day,
and Georgia is getting full of them"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
RED UGED RATES TO CONFER
ENCE

The E. T., Va. s. Ga. r. r. CO., will
sell excursion tickets at all stations on
the line of the road, to Bristol and re-
turn, at three cents per mile each way,
six cents per mile from any given station
and return-to ministers and delegates
from Oct. 18th to 22nG, inclusive, and
to delegates and visitors, from 22nd 20
25th, --all good to return up TO Sd Nov.
1879. 1t is hoped that all will see this
notice and govern themselves according
ly as the officials will not change the
conditions or refund to persons who fail
to secure excursion tickets. The same
conditions apply to delegates and visI-
tors from abroad as required Of those
living on the line of road.
j. w. GAUT.
j. w. PAULETT.
KnOvvfIln Optobpr Ain
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

Maine, after all of Blaine's fuss
and money, did not 60 for the Re-
piblicans. Their Legislature will
have to elect the Governor who will
be Republican. The Greenback-
ers and Democrats together have
the State. They must combine.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
Knoxville, October An.
OCTOBER COURT DAY SALE.
1875 CATTLE AND 70 HORSES ON
THE MARKET

y III IlILtIAI n
The third monthly sale of cattle and
horses took place in front OF the GA.
zETTE office last Monday, aud drew to
our town larger number of sellers and
buyers than at any previous sale. The
prices ranged low and dull owing TO the
dry weather and the almost total de.
structior of grass. so head Of cattle
were sold at l and cents; 10 head OF
horses changed hands at prices ranging
from $25 to 800. A large amount OF
stock was retained by the sellers. The
stock sold was considerably under the
market value. The sales will be contin-
ued, the next one being advertised 20
come of on the first Monday Of NoYem-
Der.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

The Democrats of St. Paul have
nominated Edmund Rice, for Gov
ernor, and E. P. Barnum for Lieu
tenant Governor. The platform
adopted declares that the United
States is an indissoluble union of
indestructible States, demands the
revision Of the Constitution, AYERS
reform in the civil service and de-
nounces the presence of the army
at the polls in Minnesota.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
Morristown has q first class milliner

Morristown has q first class millinery
establishment, well-s:ocked constantly
with the choicest selections of season
able and fashionable goods, where the
ladies can obtain at the most reasonable
figures almost any article in this line
that could be had in the large and fash
ionable millinery establishments in the
cities. Mrs F E. Newcomb is the pro-
prietress, and invites the special atten-
ton of the ladies of this community to
her splendid fall and winter stock. This
establishment is located at Jarnagin's
old stand, corner of Main and Cumber-
land streets, near the PostOAioe .-NeaO-
port Sentinel.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
Special Notices.


IL Is no vile drugged stuff, pretending
70 DO made Of wonderful foreign roots.
barks, &c, and pulled up by lsnF bogus
certificates Of pretended miraculous
cures, but simple pure, effective med
icine, made Of well known valuable
remedies, that furnishes lie own Ger.
tificates by It's cures. We refer 10 Hon
Bitters. the purest and best OF medicine
-ErchaHge. See another column.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

The Russian Court invited Dr. Aver
and his family 10 the Archduke's we'd
ding In the Royal Palace This distinc-
ton was awarded him not only because
he was an American, but also bccap. =.
his name as physician had becoms. n.
VOrably known In Russia on its r.s..s.
round the world. -Pao5l0 (Coll 49,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

The card of Samuel Beyan s. CO.,
dealers in dry goods and notions, Bslti-
more, Md, appears in our advertising
columns to-day. This old and establish
ed house is represented in the South by
Mr.. Geo. 2. Crouch, of East Tennessee,
a gentleman so favorahly known to bu
siness men as to render unnecessary any
formal Introduction by US.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

Prof. Tice says that we are to have
the best meteoric display on the night OF
the 18th November, 1879, ever seen since
1898, when to all intents and purposes
the sky literally raiued fire. The display
for this year will not commence until
one o'clock in the morning, but the Pro.
fessor says that its magniicence will
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

Several days since man by the name
of Moody, living near Henderson in this
State, became offended at his wife, and
in his rage struck at her with a chair
The demon missed his wife, but struck
one Of their little children, killing it
instantly. The blow was so severe that
one of the child's eyebalIs bursted from
its socket.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

Thomas A. Kercheval, Esq, was
reelected Mayor of Nashville Sat-
urday, September 81, defeating his
opponent, Bell by majority of $50
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

The State Railroad Tax Assessors
have finished their work and made their
report to the comptroller. The assessed
value of twenty-six railroads having
franchises in Tennessee is $40, 225, 1856,
40. The N. G. & St. Louis Railway Is
put down at SO, 726 ,932, 06. The mum
Der of miles of railroads in Tennessee is
1 912
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

Only Three Cents, for postage,
with your address, will bring a double
number of the good old american Agri-
cuIturist. It's supplement gives the lar
gest, most complete display Of Good
Things ever issued, and is entertaining
aad instructive reading, we'll worth
sending for. See advertisement.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
In to.daY,s GAzETTE VIII be found thl

In tO-day's GAZETTE VIII be found the
professional card of Or. r. B. Owens, OF
this city. DR.. o. enjoys good practice
and has the confidence of this cOmmuni-
ty and vicinity as being successful
practitioner in medicine and surgery,
He also has a superior knowledge of the
treatment of all diseases peculiar to
horses and offers his services to the pub
lie at reasonable prices. He can be
found at his residence in the rear of the
Cain House. Read his card in another
column and if you need his services
consult him.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
MARRIED.

SUTTON-COLE.--At the Southern
Methodist Church in Morristown, Sun
day night, 8 O'Clock, by Rev. ID. w.
Carter, Mr.. JAMES SUTTON, of Memphis,
and Miss MAMIE COLE, of Granger
county,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

Tammany and Kelly are wavering
in New York. Tie indications are
that Robinson will carry off the
stakes with ease,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

A great many counterfeit silver dollars
and half dollars are being Showed" In
various portions of the State. We have
seen several pieces of this kind
that were passed in this place on the day
of the hanging. 1t behOoves country
people to be on the look out for them.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

Since the fever first appeared at Mem
phis the Knights of Honor have lost
twenty members, and had eleven patients
under their care last Saturday.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

One of the handsomest, and by hand
soonest we mean best, pictures of Gen.
Andrew jackson that we have yet seen,
is now on exhibition at his old Office,
No so Union street, now occupied as a
saloon, by w. H. Fisher. 1t is the work
w. H. Cusack, from an old copy by G.
p. Healy,-NasbUiJLe Banner.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

Mrs. Woodruff, the candidate for
President Of the United States, having
failed as lecturer in London, Is coming
back to this country.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

The oldest inhabitants declare the riv-
ers, French Broad and Pigeon, lower
than vevr known in the past half cen
tury.-NeeopOrt Sentinel
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
Local Notes and Other MeaCs.

If we are to believe Madame Rumor,
there will be several weddings in "these
parts" soon.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
THE MORRIOTOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1879.

This has not been a good year for
roosters-at least not of the Demo
cratic breed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

Knoxville is going to have a grand
stock show, and also racing, at the fair
grounds on the goth, Both and 31st days
of October,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

1t is all very well to send a stupid
young man abroad that he may see the
world, but it is a great pity that the
world should see him in turn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

The yellow fever still RACES in Mem
phis. Five new cases and three deaths
are reported for last Monday.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

Woodbury. S. Pennell thus adyertises
in Portland, Me-. ANY man or woman
selling me one drop of intoxicating il
quor on or after this date, will prose-
cute TO the extent of The law"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

The Cleveland Banner says they have
not had good rain for the past five or
six months, that the wells in town had
dried up, and that the farmers have
ceased blowing to SOW wheat.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

The County Court and Stock sale were
attractions for a large number of our
country friends last Monday.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08

The report of the commissioners of
agriculture for September states that
the corn crop of Tennessee is above the
average in nearly every county in the
State Monroe is said to have not more
than half crop, the only county men,
toned in which it is not up to the aver
age. In Hancock the crop is being
destroyed by gray squirrels. 1t is as
serted that not les than five thousand
BUSHES will be lost from this cause.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
SWI9nrten.

GirnoDG, 10. Suli.
Siirit Qleranoer Bat geitern ben Gt6 auf
Die 8erfGiiung geIeiitet uno Die 9tctablenz
8erl0mmlung anfQeL0it.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

2onoon, 10. Suit.
Gin Betersburger Selegramm melbet.
Dab Die SeHersbrInit, pel9e am 20. Stunt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

Gus &an9un gebt bic 0a6ri6t Elm, bas
BET benz am 8. ,. W. 9emel6eten 9lufitanbe
i'm oberen 8irma 3tpanaig 8eamte get0btet
Ooer SertDun6et por0en iin6. Sn6e11en
pir6 Elm aagemetner Ausbru9 ni9t be-
fir9tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
Ocn0rbcn.
Gincinnati, o, II. Sui

O&I@~%VS
Cincinnati, O., II. SuIt.
Ser friihere @ouDerneur bon Sbio,
8iuiam @len, lit beute Worgen in leiner
@o6nun9 bel G6iQicOtbe, g., geitorbcn.
Quen's &ranfbeit mar nur bon flrSer
9auer. Dim Wittpo6 eri6ien er in Sbilz
Iicotbe nod ani6eineno in better @eIunb>
belt. @eftern Morgen itelten It6 bic ers
item Nnsei6en zines uniuoblieins ein, bez
1en 9llen ieOo6 feline 8eabtung i6entte
am gta6mtttag gegen 4 l16r trat eiI @nz
fau BON S6itteIfroit Elm uno Or. Scott,
Quen's S6pie9eriobn, bepog ben &ranz
fen, 1t6 81 8ett 3u legen u1tb Wfeoi3in gu
lebmen. SSn Der gta6t gegen baLb Stuet
1tanb Quen auf. panfte GIT einem 2ebn>
itubl, fiel binein uno neri6ieo, obue etnen
2aut 3u GuBern.
Die SeerOtsung tpir6, tpie man glarbt,
am Mtontag itattinOen.
Die @atertotUts GenernerT6es
ratngSs 0eieGf6aft.
M66iio n, Mis., 10. Suli.
0ie Matertoipn@ euerperii6erungss @ez
lelIi6aft BON Matertopn, Seem Worf, lit
tnfolge t6rer Weigerung, cine geridtli6
anerfannte @slofor0erung .. .. Soutbz
paD's 3u bert6tigen, bonn Gerfi6eruugss
GommifiGr bon @isconitn bic 8etreibung
bes 8eriiGcrungsgel6dfts in bieiem Staate
unteriagt tpor0el1, bis fife Der fragli1en
8erbinoli9teit nadgefommen lit.
@o6maHer.
q Solicit, ST., 10. SuIi.
Sn Solge 6es geitrtgen Jtegens lit bas
@aiier i'm 9esplatnesluB unb in anoeren
@etuGiiern Der llmgegeno bis gum &anoe
0es llferS g~eitiegen; oaS Sieflanb lit itbers
l9pemmt unb cine betrG6tli6e Mtenge
bon 8rennbol5 un0 mebrere Wteilen 3auns
inert 1T btntueg9el6tuemmt.
Ner,ue9ener 8amb.
0aiaIIe, ST., 10. SuIt.
Gin fre6er &aub murbe berte Srib an
Dem eltli6e Meilen liiblib bon bier lein
@el@Gft betreibenoen 8irtb Sobn @as>
co9ne neriibt. 8ermummte &erle bran>
gen IN Die eepadte 8irtbi6aft elm, bielten
Dem Gtgentblmer ibre HeDoIber Dor uno
elgneten it6 Sa6en i'm @ertbe bon meb>
rere burOert Dollars an. 8on ben ger=
uoerH Der @ewalttbat bat man feline
Spur.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
gus @aSbiu0tou.
20 aiDinto,r, 10. Suit

ONI SEtt 5 : U
Der Sinan3miniiter eriu6t Die Snbaber
bon 10-4Oer observation-disclosures
Die (IGnlli6 Die 8OnbS) befanntli6 ale
gefinoist iinb, bieielben m0gli6it baIo
benz S6abamte suSulenben, neil es bie>
lem ionit unm0gIi6 iein miro, fe aeitis
eiualI0len.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

rung ssebaube serit0rte. Der 8ranb in
TirnoDa C8ul9arien) Glherte $50 6Guier
eilt.
ct. YeterSburg,1 10. SWlt.
Sen 9lltgldubigen lit DoIlfommete &eIi=
gtonsfreibett gepdbrt tDorben.
ct. Petersburg, ii. Suli.
Sine neue Seuersbrunit in SrfutSt bat
flint &ir6en, elm &loiter, Die lutberil6e
Stride, bas @eri6tsgeb6ube, Die 8oli3ei=
tpaden, Die TelegrapbenGmter, bas Boitz
amt, baS Steueranlt. Die Qrttueriez un6
Sngenieur : &alernen, bret Banter, bic
8araden uub bas Stat bbaus in Qlibe ges
Iegt.
2on0olt, II. Sult.
gGie aus Obeiia gemeIbet pirb, Iagern
bort ungebeure Wteugen @etreibe gum Ser
tauf. Sic pa6len beltGnotg an, aber Die
gfa3frage non @uStpdrts lift lebr Serins.
ct. 8etersburg,1 II. Suli.
0as acknowledgements Sregatte beigegez
bene SorpeoDboot mutoe am W1ittDo6 BET
elmer llebung i'm 6afen bon &ronltaDt in
Die Suit %9elprengt. Stint Mfann ipuroen
getOotet uno pier5ebn Dermunoet, eint9e
O0runter t60tli6.
Qonbon, 10. SuIi.
Sin Telegramm bon Ooe11a beiagt, baB
BON 700 gibiIiiten. tpelhe firali6 BON
bort mad Ser Snlel Sagbalin oeporttrt
tpur6en, Beg. Dabin beportirt tperben ioaz
ten, auf Dem 8ege babin 900 e~rfronften
un0 itarben unO DaB $50 oer llngliidli6en
benz SoDe nabe maren, ais fe ans 2ano
9ebrG6t tDur0en.
GUo0frifa.
2on6on, 10. SuIt.
Cine bonn 90. SUM 6atirte 0epei6e aus
&apitabt mcloet: General Sit @arnet
MoIieleD fam beute Oil unb retite auf eil1em
l0neuen 9ampfer unDersigli6 meiter.
gta6 SnDalt bier eingetrDffener Oepel6en
iteben Die britii9er Srnppen innerbalb 20
Wfetlen bon GetetpaDo's &raal; General
gSolleleD lit Oaber entl6lollen, 10 ibnei
ais mOgli6 bor Der Sront 81 erl6einen.
Cine 0epeld)e Dom "a. sunni, ebenfaus
aus Gapitaot. nreloet: General @olleleD
bat in Toloe Der Mangelbaftigteit bes
SranspOrtoienites Sic eingeborenen 6duptz
linge 81 elmer Gerlammlung auf ben 30.
Sum- mad WariBburg etnberufen, UNI nit
ibneu iiber Die Belorgung oes Transportz
btenites bur6 Gingcborene Su beratben.
@r ipiro ain 1. Sult mad Der Sront abs
geben. 9efan9ene Sulus iageI aus, ba6
@eteDaDo bic brittl6en Truppen bis lllunoi
norriiden laiien uu0 ite oann angreifen
tperbe.
Gus &orfe's Drift miro unter 6em 26.
SUM genlelOet: Oas friegs9eri6tli6e ltrz
tbctl iuioer ben lieutenant GarD, Den See
teblsDaber oes GecognoscirungS3u9es, auf
tpeI9em Der faiierltde 8rirs iein 2ebe1
IieB, lit sur 8eitdtigung na6 England gez
ienOet poroen, uno pirO erit na6 Dem
Gtngange 6ieier ber0ffeutIi6t tuerben.
lieutenant @arD tpirb nit Ser nd6iten @ez
Iegenbeit na6 Der 6eimatb 3uridfe6ren.
2onoon, II. Sult.
@te elm bonn "a. SUM- batirtes, amt=
It6es Selegramm aus utredt meloet, bat
Die @rcn3poliSei uon Sulubduptlingen oil
Der @re1se erfabren, DAB it6 elm @bgez
ianbter" Getetropo's bel ibnen aufbdlt, I'M
9eute ansuwerben, uno baB Der S0nig it6
ben 8eOtngun9en 2oro GbelmSforb's nidt
unteruerTen tDiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

GOnitamttnOpeL 10. Sult.
Srontrei6 unb England ~berIangen, baB
Ser 0ati6ertf, 6ur6 neIden Dem ueuen
8i3etonig Tepfif 8ai6a Der GtteL zines
&beoipe ertbetlt ptr6, i6m audi 6aS, bonn
SuItan mi0errufene Ge6t, GertrGge nit
fremben MG6ten ab3uihlteBen, ertbetlen
inf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
aus WtitteInTem.
ct. Betersburg, 10. SuIt.

y" PVtVK u Z g. ~. ONII'
Die Guiien ianbten gegert Sic 6tneit>
i@en @inoringltnge in &uloi6a 900 &oz
iafen aus, Die it6 ie6o6 3uriid3ogen, ais
fte erfubren, baB Die @bineien ibnen al
3abl be6euteno iiberle9en tparen. ill.,;
apeifeLbaft bereiten Die @binelcn Die Gntz
tDi6elung beOeutenoer StreitfrGfte an Der
@ren5e bon &ulbl6a Dor.
Gauieube bon Arbeitern itn6 balnit be-
i6Gftigt, ben Qlmu 9aria in lein altes
8ett 5uriidsuleiten, I'M oa0ur6 einen be-
quemen @aIierneg stpii6en bemGaspti6en
Meere uno ben 2dnoern an Der afebani=
19en @ren3e bersuIteuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

Srtust beimseiu6t bat, fait ale &egiez
runs ssebaube Serlt0rte. Der 8ranb in
3irnopa 8ul9arien) Glderte $50 6Guier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
8Itbi1t08.


@eitern entllo fid bier elm fairies @es
tDitter. 8dbrenb 6eilelben iaBen Die neu1s
aebniG6rige 6attie Gator un6 6eren finfs
iGbrtge S6tDeiter 9toia auf benz SuBbooen
oes 9auslurs art Der ge6ffneten 0dMStbur,
nit Dem &iden fi6 on bteie anlebnen6.
Der 8ater, George Gator, iaB auf Der ans
6eren Seite, mebr int Snnern 6es 0auss
furs. Ser 8liB i9lug oberbalb Der Sbir
in bas 9aus uno serlpIitterte etn bort att
9ebradtes Stid Gthen6ol3; bon bort
ipran9 er quer iiber Die 3biir lit ben eiiets
men N%neelbafen, traf Qattte @aitor int
re6ten S6ulterbLatt ur6 fubr bur9 ibren
grm in lire 9ifte uno bon bort IN ben
SuBbobeu. Die SatIe unb oer Germel 6es
&Ieibes bes WtGbhens wurben in Stide
geriiien; 6as Tleiid Der SduIter tuurbe
BLOB gelest un0 Derbrannt un6 bic 9aut
6es Nrms un6 Der Suite be6efte it6 nit
6untlen SIeden, tpie iie Bel itarten Qnets
i6ungen getp66nlt6 bortommen. Oa3
Wdo6eu tpuroe inbeilen ni6t set0Otet ur0
bic &er5te boffen, baB fie ben @ebrau9 oes
2lrmes Dte6ererlangen tpiro. Der NGter
mIrbe ~ 8ooeu seItredt un6 betGubt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

Stan bat @runb 3u gIouben, oaB Die
@roBmG6te Die Gerpaltung Qlefo gal6o's
beS @oMbcrneurS BON SitrumeIien, ni6t
gutbeiBen. sic tpIrben ii6 notwithstanding
ni6t tuei9ern, in ieine Qbiebung ourd Die
8forte ein3uwiligen. Ser britii6e OeiLiz
tGratta6e bat einen 8eri6t ei~ngeIanbt,
iuorin er ft6 lber 2uefo Bal6a's Gertpalz
tuug unb Die 8eamten, nit tuel6en bteler
fid Imgiebt, uusHnitig GuBsrt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20

CONVENTION or PRoBATE JUDGEs.-The
Judges of Probate Of Vermont met in con-
vention at the probate court room, in this
city, on Thursday, l2th inst, the districts of
Chittenden, Franklin, New Haven, Addison,
Rutland, Lamoille, Washington, Grand Isle
and Marlboro being represented. Judge
NJ W. Bailey Of franklin was chosen chair
man and Register L, Z. Knapp of Addison,
secretary. After the reading of the records
of the last convention, Judge Tyler reporte /
for the committee ON blanks, aud list was
prepared for use. The committee ON rules
not being present the convention went into
committee of the whole on the subject A
partial set was adopted, to be completed on
consultation with the committee first appoint
ed. The committee on fees referred the mat
ter to the convention, and an informal dis
cussion ensued, which resulted in no definite
action. There was also an informal discus
sion of some questions of law which had arts
en- in several of the courts. The convention
then adjourned sine de- complete set of
blanks as prepared will be issued soon. bur
EHgtOH Free Press.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20

The Princess OF WALES. How amaz-
ingly popular the Princess OF Wales is"
writes Olive Logan to the Cincinnati En-
quirer. Yesterday | was at a fancy bazaar
held by some ladies for the bene fit of home
for paralyzed children, and about o'clock
the sweet princess came in. For fashiona-
bility, for nobbness, for cAic, for every
thing that women most admire in women
there is really no describing her; she must
be seen to be appreciated, Her dressing is al
ways the last expression of Partisan elegance,
and invariably her toilet is as finished as an
epigram, down to its smallest detail. From
her dainty, high-heeled boots, up to the
tightly drawn veil over her face, she is the
most consummately apparelled lady in the
French style who graces this metropolis
Judging her merely as woman, with no aid
from her high rank to bewlder mans i'm
agination, | think there are many girls here
in society who, with their lmpid eyes, glow
ing compilations, soft, tumbled hair and gen.
eral loveliness, would win the race for heaat
sooner than she. But that matter is not to
be thought Of of course. She is Princess,
future Queen and Empress, and wonderfully
well she is adapted to her station, Will you
believe that yesterday, in the midst of the
universal salaam which greeted her entrance,
from varied collection of greenhouses, she
walked straight across the room to little
paralyzed child who was propped up in per
ambulator and began to play with it The
all unconscious midget chatted back babble
and gave her a flower it held in its shadowy
fingers. 1t was a touching little picture, and
one which was worthy the pencil of an artist.
When she left the bazaar and drove away
through the streets cheer upon cheer greeted
Alexandra as the various passers recognized
the soft, sad face Hurrahs for royalty mean
something more here than they did in impe-
rial days in France, when the choristers of
the Grand Opera were detailed during the
day to stand on street corners and shout IiUe
Z EmpereurP An Englishman will bear a
wrong in silence, deeming submission a duty
to God and law, but you cannot make him
shout if he does not want to-"