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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-05

Copious rains prevailed in the island OF
Jamaica from the 1lth to the l4th Instant
in0icting serious damage TO property in
K,nsston, 81. Andrew, Port Royal ard the
mountains. Some thirteen lives were los
IN Kinrston, and great distress prevails
among the people. Horses, mules, sheep,
roah. huge trees and timbers, bridges,
houses. ssoks Of coffee and plantaia trees
we're swept out 10 sea.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-05
Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE,, October $500 p. n
Flour-But little doing; choice spring at
$6.50@6,75; fair to good extras at $500
500; common at $5.O0@5 rs. Wheat Ir.
regular on futures; No seller November
at $l.15H@1.16h: seller December at $l.18
al 1917; No. hard at 81 10; No. / regu.
lar at silly; No. 2 at $1.15h@1.161; No. 8
at $l.05K@1.06. Corn-Dull at 42c. Oats
Tame at 31Hc. Barley-Tame at 73c.
Rye-Quiet at 73c. Pork-Quiet at $11.OO.
Lard-At $625. Hogs-Higher at $500
70
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-05
Elk PONI UNION COUNTY,

and Var have been dispatched against them.
Another Andijsni column is advancing
across the Altai Psmir mountains and has
captured Sir.i.kol,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-05

At Embarrass, Waupaca Co., Wis, ON the
2Sd instant David Dixon paid visit to his
ahianced, named Mary Swinton, who was
preparing her bridal trousseau. At an un.
lucky moment Dixon picked up an old re.
volver and playfully pointed it at his in.
tended with the remark, ~ am going to
shoot you" One of the chambers of the
weapon, which proved to be loaded, die.
charged, putting the bullet in the brain of
the unfortunate young lady.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-05

Captain Cannon Of the schooner Floretts,
collected 81 400 freight money at Buffalo,
N. Y, recently, and has not been heard Of
since.
At London, Eng, ON the 25th inst, in the
Central criminal court, VIM, Ringgold
Cooper, the American who committed for.
geries on Glyn, Mills 4 Co. and the Bank of
England, was sentenced to Eve years penal
servitude.
Frank Brinton, receiving teller Of the
First National bank, Boston, pleaded guilty
on the Goth to embexzling $23,751 and was
sentenced to five years At hard labor.
Jas. II. Riddle, of Riddle. Coleman 4 Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa, president OF the Franklin
savings institution, and his son George,
cashier of the latter concern, were found
guilty of embexzlement and conspiracy on
the 25th inst. Their peculations sum up in
the neighborhood Of $4,000.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-05
Loudon,s New Beauty.

Lady Virginia Saunders, says . Lon
don letter, il entitled to the gratitude Of
London society for introducing to II her
neice, Miss Fitzpatrick, who Subsequent
" married Mr.. Oornwallis West, OF
Ruthin castle. Ruthin castle II some.
where in Wales, and therefore evidently
not fitting abiding place for . beauty
whose duty it IL to be everywhere In
London. TO London, accordingly, MIA
CORVALLIS West went, and she was greet
cd BY an admiration almost sufhcient TO
console her for the most prolonged alb
sence from her Welsh castle. Her face
IL of that charming and peculiar style
of beauty that has always moved man.
kind more than the most regular lea
lures. She has . very rich complexion,
ON which an occasional freckle stamps .
certificate of fineness and thereby adds
to the charm Of the general eject 4
splendid head Of ripping hair, which
used to Be very long until she cut II into
boyiah curls, clusters frame-wise about
her face, producing an eject which many
London beauties have sought 70 initats,
but which none have approached. Hhe
II impuIive, original and daring. and
AN upon occeaons tie spriehtlisst
things; and to her Il ~. givsn, sons
little time Glnce, to throw ths wAoae Of .
royal ball into dismay by N untoward
fainting At, which was ct 0noe elovaeod
10 the rank Of . social evsnt 6he draaaes
ssnerally In careless ord soletlmes h
startline faahion. 6he = snnall n aatuIe,
Of IN admirable form, and rido4 With =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-05
4Nlf AQHl1AH.

F. Pierce Harbach, 20 years Of age, sui.
cided at Evansville, Ind, on the 2Sth.
At Milwaukee, Wiz, on the 2sth, young
man named VIM. Clauder, . resident OF
Dakota, shot himself fatally in 6t Of dis.
pondency.
Fred Berlekamp, Prussian, was found
hanging to bed post at his residence, Gin.
cinnati, O., on the 25th inst Cause, remorse
and financial embarrassment.
Charles Andrews, proprietor Of two %
looms, shot and killed himself In his room
at Cincinnati, o., on the 25th. tits said he
had grown desperate from losses in bucket
shop speculation. His wife and child live
ct Irwin, Union county, Ohio.
At San Francisco, Cal, on the 22d inst.
N. E. Nortsn, . recently arrived agent OF q
New York firm, shot himself through the
head at the Palace hotel. The cause il attri.
butsd 10 losses In stocks in which he Invest.
sd ct previous visit to San Francisco,
some months ago.
Margaret Hanich, recent arrival from
Germany, committed suicide At Milwaukee,
ON the 21st inst, while in . ct Of dss.
pondency, caused BY homo sickness.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-01
TO CAPITALISTS, LAND IN
VISITORS, AGRICULTURISTS
AND OTHERS.
IMPORTANT SALE OF LANDS IN BRITISH
HONDURAS BY ORDER OF THE
TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY.

ABOUT ONE MILLION ACRES OF LAND.
We'll we suited to the cultivation Of Sugar. Coffee.
Rtce, Cocoon. Corn. Cocoon Nuts. every variety
Of T,opical fruits. Pine Apples, Oranges. Lem
ons. Lines, Bananas. ETC.. rs we'll rs to stock
any, Cndar. LogWond. Rosewood. Frstic, India
hubber. sarsaparilla and other natural pro-
ducts. will be sold at public auction on FRIDAY.
the twelfth Of December next. In the town OF
Belize, British Honduras These lands will Be
put up In blocks to suit purchasers, hut reason-
tertained. - 90
The attention Of investors is invited to a
body OF lands comprised in the abovel on the
sen So coast between tho Bio Grande and Moho
rivers Of about 10000 acres. About as 600 acres
of this land has been surveyed into sections OF
one square mile each. Of which 5000 acres are
alreRdy under cultivation by American settlers.
the rest being unsold This land viii Be ofTsred
for sale In one lot. Plans of the above lands
may DO seen and full Information ms to the
colony obtained by application to JAMES MI.
PUTNAM. room So Sugar Shed A, New Or
leans cans La, g. >, DARENT HARRISON.
Z. Toledo Il Co. In Liquidation. oc25 moi
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NOTICE 10 VOTERS.


STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
Registrar of Voters. Pnrish of Orleans.
New Orleans Sept a. 1879.
The office Of the Registrar Of Voters for the
Parish Of Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY, thetwenty fifth day Of Septemher, ct st..
Patrick's Hall, Camp street, opposite Lafayette
Square. and will be kept open until November
a. 1879, Sundays and legal holidays excepted. In
order to enable those who have not registered
In 1878 and 1872 and those who have removed. to
secure their regular papers. In view Of tho
great number of applications for duplicate reg
iEtration papers. citizens are earnestly request
cd to use diigent search for original papers
before applying for duplicates.
Office open from o'clock a. m. TO II M. and
from 1850 to Z p m.
OHAR. CAVANAO.
Registrar of Voters,
Ea25 tf Pnrtah 0f OrleNns
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Rooms state central cam n,attee Dc

Rooms state Central Committee NcRe -
cratic Qonservative party. No. 30 st.. Charles
street, New, Orleans, October 80 la79-The Par
ish Committees q all the parishes Of the state
ore requested to forward witt out delay to these
headquarters q full and revised list OF all their
members and officers and of the local party
nominees, with an indication OF their post.
Offices. respectively.
oeso ALBERT VOORHEES,. President.
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Maximum temperature -; minimum 81.

MhAlMMM temperature I5s minimum I'll,
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
The following marriages, births and deaths
were recorded et the Office Of the Board of
Health yesterday:
MARRIAGES.
Miss Thelclde A. D. Garreau to Chas. l..
Durel.
Mrs. John Thulin, son.
Mrs. August Stieler, a son. 5 . z..@.-S
IA ~. Joseph Henry Schwandt, q son.
Mrs. Pascal Meant, female twins.
Mrs. Luke kavanaEh, q daughter.
Mrs. Alfred Beverages, d daughter
DEATHS.
Widow Margaret Friedwahl, No. 7g1 Sixth,
near Upper Line street.
Henry r. w. Burndorf, years, corner
! Amelia and Laurel streets.
Mrs. "A. Sanerbrey. ~ years. Elmira. near
Greatmen street.
Widow Edward Lavergne O., Sd years, No.
l66 Dnmaine street.
Mrs. Alice George, o. ~ years, No. I'D Jack
son street.
VIM Graham. q, No. 767 Laurel near Bor-
deaux street.
John W. Carney, "a years. No. 313 Constance
street.
Benjamin seger 40 years. Vaudeville, near
Roman street.
Ellen Gardner. c.. 40 years. No. 1903 South
Liberty street.
Widow Catherine Gibson, &c years, No. IA
Chippewa.
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FINEST OYSTERS.

GAM BANDERA INFORMS HIS OLD PAT.
- - 70, rons and the public that hs has reopened
the Jewel Of the South No. I5S Gravier street
There ne is prepared to open. ship or furnish
families with choice oysters from Bayou Cook
Barataria. and other places of note, at reduced
rates 70 suit the times and connoisseurs.
TN,
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MASS MEETINGS
OF THE
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARTY.

Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, !
Democratic Conservative Party. \
New Orleans. October a. 1870.
Mass meetings of the Democratic Gonserva-
two party will DO addressed by Gov l.. A. Wilt,
Hons Samuel d. Mel5nery, J. O. Egan, Allen
Jumel. IL II. Fay. w. A. Strong. Il. A. Burke, II,
M Ogden, E. John Ellis. Albert VOORHEES,. j. b.
Eustis, b. y. Jonas. r. N. Ogden. John Nc
Emery. Don Caffrey. Robt. Richardson. J, O.
Moncure. 7. d. Lyons. II. O. Wickllffe. A. s.
Heron. A. Roman. T. 7. Poohe w. w. Farmer.
VIM. M. Levy. VIM. ii. Jack. Con. Randall Glib
son. Gen. J. Floyd King. James Lingan. y. e..
Hawkes.. ?. i. Theard Hon. ]. II. Acken. Hon.
y. W. Robertson Hon. J. p. Elan.
The meetings will be held rs follows:
November !. Saturday Monroe.
November B. Monday-Bastrop.
November g. ednesday-Farmersyille
November g. Thursday-Vienna.
November Z. Friday-Areadia.
November 9. Saturday Homer.
November 10. Monday Minden.
November II, Observation-Disclosures.
November 10. Observation-Disclosures
November IA, Friday-Mansneld.
November IL. Friday-Coushatta
November il. Saturday Pleasant Hill.
November ". Monday-Natohitoeh
November IL. Tuesday Montgomery.
November 10. Wednesday-Colfax.
November 2o Thursday Alexandria.
November ~. Saturday -Marksville.
November "a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
November IS, Tuesday, ermilionville.
. November 49, Tuesday-St. Martinsville.
November 2s, Wednesday Iberia
November ~, Thursday Abbevillo.
November a. Thursday Franklin.
November a. Friday-Houma
November %, Saturday -Thibodaux.
December /. -Napoeonvlle.
December /. nday-Donaldsonyllle.
November {. Wednesday Columbia.
November s. Thursday -Harrisonburg.
November 9. Saturday Winnsboro.
November 10. Monday-Rayvile.
November Il. Tuesday-Dehi.
November -, Thursday Floyd.
November H. Friday -Tallnlall.
November II. Monday Paauemine,
November1e. Wednesday Charles court
house.
November 40. Thursday-Bt. John court
house.
November 81. FridaySt. Bernard old court
house.
November "a, Saturday. ointe-a- la Hache.
November 40, Thursday Covngton.
November "a. Saturday-F rankinton.
November "a. Monday-Amite.
November al. MISUNDERSTANDING
November y. ThursdaE,nrpor. Vincent
President State Oentral Committee Democratic
Conservative Party Of Louisiana.
o. nj. TENNIsON, Secretary. Oc1B
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DIRECTIONS
FOR USING
VIGlER'S DISINCRUSTlDT.
THE DIRECTIONS SHOULD BE STRICTLY
lRSERVED


l. For every ton Of coal Tor two cords ~ wood,
consumed on the fire CRATE. dilute one pound
o. llgsers D1slncrnstant In five CT more gal
Ions Ions q water. and inject the same through the
2. II the boiler IN provided with surface or
mud drum bow-of cock. hen blow off as often
half 2 gauge Or more 81 water has OF capped.
8. II there II only the ordinary w-cock
then blow out the boilerwee week and +nask
week. until the incrustations are ali removal
through the hand holes.
no trouble Ii is light, porte be and barng.lnvaeas
and does not incumbar the boiIer-T room The
ba a;a sh9nd By injected on the top Of
ebullifon exists. In order to spread II over Tia
entire surface and keep # IN constant agitation.
9. f9r locomotives; the Dlsincrustant can be-
placed IN tho tender tank. and thus be- fed into
When salt water is used. the blow-offs should
quency that ali the water evaporated in the
boiler should be suhjecred to the action OF the
pi;siIn r otherwise the material viii Be
acting on the scale-formnR particles.
-, = me lor ger yoI can keen the material In
8. PosiTfVE ACTION WITHIN THREE
.. To prepare the material mir thoroughly
In hot water before and while injecting IT into
the boilers through the pump or man role.
The Dts1ncrustant mixes more readily In hot
Price OF vigier's Disincrustant zoe y pound.
*To wash thoroughly is insisted upon.
Ito mix thoroughly Is also insisted uron.
ADDRESS
HUGH w. MONTGOMERY.
IGO Common streef, New Orleans. t.
POstOf11ce BOx zaI6.
Sole Agent for the Southwest and the Island IL
CUBA. 0c17 I'm 2d&5p
5ss
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WASHINGTON AVENUE DRUG STORE
Corner Maga zine and Washington SITS.

NEW ORLEANS
Constantly receiving fresh supplies of pure
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Parent Medicines
Combs Of all kinds. Brushes. SOAPS. Perfumery
Toilet and Fancy Articles. etc. Coral Tooth
Paste. recommended by all who use 1t as q very
superior denttfrioe. 1t heauties the teeth TO a
fine pear like ornament and ravishing beauty
Alkaline Bouquet Powder tor beautifying soft
ening and preserving the skin tho best thing
for prickly heat aud all summer erupions.
Customers, city and country, will find our stock
complete. comprising many articles impossible
10 enumarats here and sold Mt moderate prices.
Prescriptions put up night and iav.
j. j. MAINFGRA. M ID,
Druggist. Pharmaceutista and Practical Chemist.
of45 oip 1y
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g,DPARTNE ESRIFw,


ItOpARTNERSHIP - THE UNDERSIGNED
- have this day formed u onpartnerahip I'M
der the firm name Of HAaNET 4 LEuENDRE.
for the purpose Of carving on q General Com
miEsion and Western Produce business. Mt No.
va Magazine street.
DOUGLAS L. GAGNET
EMILE LFGENDRE. JR.
New Orleans November l. 1870 moi at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Victor's Restaurant.
No. 81 BOURBON STREET.

/ take pleasure In formally announcing to nv
friends that have entirely renovated and re-
fitted my restaurant. and have now q number
OF very neat and comfortable sleeping apart
ments and dining rooms at their DISPOSAL
MY prices for wines and ineaa have been re-.
ducsd al per cent on former charges, oc31 1w
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BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.

NOTICE - MY CONNECTION WITH
IN Measrs, ZUBERBIER & BEHAN expired
on the thirty fret ultimo, b. nj, POND,
November /, 1879.
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SsUHMIDT a. 2IEaLER. WHOLESALE GRO
~ Gers. Importers and Commission Merchants.
New Orleans
MIR. b. III. POND has perfected a business ar
rangement with Hs, commencing this date.
SCHMIDT II RIEGLER.
November 1. 1870 moi I'm
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To EFERRING TO THE ABOVE [ RESPECT
~ fully solicit u continuance UT the patronage
nearly thirty yeafs as Whoiesaa Grocer IN thia
!. city. with renewed assurance that ell orders.
city or country. will command my personal ut.
tentiUn, ut close market prices on liberal terms.
MY country friends. when they Walt the city.
will find Ii TO their interest to give mo a call.
Shall he pleased TO show them that I am pre-
pared To confirm my promises to the fullest
extent.
moi ut II. M POND.
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E'OR RENT OR sAIE-THE FINE STORE
40, 20 Decatur street. suitable for retail or
Wholesale business or for bakery. Apply at L..
Frlgerlos. No. 80 Charities street. oc12 If
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special NGtsre-PartleS having Pledges
ut Hnrts Loan Office, upon which interest has
OCTOBER said pledges will be offered for
sale. salsff
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@eciedad Union EspaaoIa de Ren-flcen-

The steamer New Cameiin, TIL further
notice. will leave for BILOXI and Intermediate
points every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. on ar
Txa 2, fas Fl n srn sayes
9 u. m w. g. U0YLE
od2R tf No. M 0arondalat atreat
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Mae WasMFsn's EhFasttan Union Will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month. ut u u. M, at the Uarondaet street
Methodist Church.
MRS. i. j. LYONS. President,
MRS H. j. Toop SECRETARY. dab If
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NpeciRl N0flce-T0 ShipPera O. MonrOe
and MI stations On the Vicksburg. Shreveport
and Tsxns Railroad via Delta. la Steamer
ING. will sign through bills ading at the same
rate a. other boats. JOHN JANNEY,
prT tf r. H. CARLIN kEanta
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Tae Exhibition or the Balloon Railroad
is postponed for want Of time to perfect the ar
time at which the exhibition will take place.
or2f Jan a. COLLINS
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Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. !
Democratic Conservative Party.
New Orleans. October IA, 1870. J
, 1879-08-07
Aftor Drowning.
To fhe Editor of 11s Tribune,

To the Editor Of 1hs 1r4btne.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Wo lave all scc, innumer-
able methods Of procedure to restore thuso who
lnyo becn recently drow ned. or ncnrr su,-yet,
Of ait tt,ia numbar, from layHen md eminent
physicians, llns my ono ever seon the direction
given 10 rub the limbs upsardsl Singular rs It
may seem, IL Is truc TINT the proper direction
hns never been distinguished, when every pl,ysi-
ologist should know that to rub ono way cx-
clusiyely would quite kill q we'll nun, md to
rub the other will quite revive on aaphvxiatcl
corpse. To rub both ways equally Is almost
waste Of time.
1T all cases Of drowning. pasa'vs!s, varicosis,
etc., rubbing to secure att improved circulation
should BE- upward. |. e., towards tl.e heart. No
pcrtnaoTal or arterinl current can be rcaclcd by
rubbing. There arc but Il hnlf-1ozen points III
thc humnn hooY, where It can DO even felt, On
The other hand, all TINT vast pct-wnrk U!
bv pressure. Is blood rapidly scelslng tho heart,
from the periphery for publication by the lungs.
This blood Is poisonous. To rcaufn II dcpEaycs
thc systr, nt onea; ia forcu II back Is death 10
thc extremity md DESTROYS circulation; to hasten
II forward fs 10 purify IL, improve circulation BY
capillary furcc, AMI give new impulse to tho fri.
voluntary chest musctra. Always rub upwards
never lownwarda. Clasp the hand nbout your
with bad. blue, carhonfzcI blood liurrying up.
wArd to the lungs. Tnko of the hand aud feel
tho spiritual (mental) aunsc Of relief and pleas.
nrc. ...--.. ..... ~. 49,.
Gus enough, tho heart will act and the llans
rcsplrc without any other effort on the attend-
ants nart,-even nftcr lilo hRs totaily llsap,
pcnrcd, though, OF course, subject TO thnt un-
known llne whlcl, divides suspended animation
from actual dcatE, Rub uyery llM0 rapidly,
evenly, chuttnuously.-no for five minutes, but
for lortyilyc. DO this first, and chest lnanpu-
aatsoa afterwards, and not vics versa.
Z. y; Y; Fls,i. N. d.,
, 1879-08-07
trut-Up or Ehut-Up."


CHICAGO, Aug. G.-1 confess am quito inter
cstcd In the controversy carried on between F.
G. r. nid 3. E., IN which. mn sorry to say. T.
predict an overwhelming victory for T. q. r.
"by large malority.'
i belong myself 10 that "proscribed' y class
Of Liberal Republicans, and hnvc given nip all
hopes Of ever see!ng anything like dcceucy In
public life rs long ia ''chicfs and bosscsn
''mAnaEon with tmpuntty. am not sufficient
" moonBtruek 10 assumo that they will surrcu-
der to fine talk. or TINT the nboninabie nuisance
long as those follows find plank to stand
upon aud fools enough who, ut the crack OF the
party whip, run up to the polls liko voting
cattle to do their bidding. y. f. np-
pears to be ono Of shose well.mcanlng
mcn full OF good Intentions, but whose courage
oozcs cut at the fingers end when 1t comes tn
downright p1uckv work OF showing up those
follows in thciE true inwardncss.
is lie afraid nf libel suitBl lie will find plenty
Of men to back him, provided he will succeed In
Btirr[he up the wild anirnala with something
moro than dramatic Efforts. This Ceueral,zlng
without comlng to focus Is simply nauscatlne.
II il not sufficient to say TINT there Is something
rotten in the state OF Donmark: NO, oil Know
vniutv endeayorfng to dcysc ways and means to
correct crying abuscs.
II 3. E. knowa tho plnrue spots, will point
them out, and show the way in which O euro
might hn cfTccied. II. In other words, y, E. has
8on1o practical notions ahout reform Of the
Civil Service, let hlm come out without rcsurve,
md thousands Of liberal Republicans will ctcrr
him on; otherwise lot him hold Ills peace. Re.
specttuilY, G. G. II.
, 1879-08-07

The persecution ot MF. 3xas by tho Klnga-
trcp Is. CT Star sucms to have 1cen perfect
succoss A year ago Mr. Swat!s wus assallc1 by
4 mob, headed By the Democratic County Ex-
ecut!ye Coulm.ttcc, and glreu bis cholca oetweea
death altt leaving the stats tor thu crtna of
Keputlesntsut. he lett the stute, mud hts state.
was surd for libel BY uns Kelly, and his prop
crty, the taeat homestead tn Ktnvstree. attached.
A process was nor served upon him, but tho
Star, acting With os lur Ms: KollY, Kept raA.lnl-
treo It would be but to tle. Bn Mr. Swalls did
not return, mud nuw the legal t!nu during which
ho should have Appeared IN person IN court
having ..xpiscJ. Kelly slatus, judgment !n d..
lau!t; @ Tni. seems e % oaye bssa y. nise !'tsle
well ~ OF bts c!llzansh!p, anl IL charurtctIstIc
, 1879-08-07

In It's obituary Of tho lats Charles Laudsecr,
the Lou1on 1inies says. Another, MD purhapa
hs bcst picture phlpted In 1915. In which l.o
ellose subject With horses, was "The Eve of
tIle Battle 81 Edgchi!i." which "a engraved by F.
Acadeuclai,. "A curious 4nA Interesting Rtury
attaches to this picture. When It WIS nearly
tlnisbea, Edwin Laadsues was asked BY Charlcs
10 come and look at It, utsd, sqJAssklng that It
would look in that yorner,n ChafIcs sutd, "sYlll
you put It In, tleuf" ut wt,ich 4.c niRate took
up the brusp aud At once ua!ntc4 ~ y ane old
EuRl!ah HpaIlel with some leather dispatch bags
living on the ground beside him, The pictura
, 1879-08-07

wss duly exhibited and admired. tlo spaniel
especally; but tic tieAler who bought It, being
simpie man Of buaf,ess, bctl,ouGht him tllat Bir
Elwln's tiov would ho worth moro than tho
wl1nln picture. SO ho cooIly cut It Out nti knd II,
illllng the place by common dog copied from
picture showed BIr Edwin, with tome pride, tsr
picture In which he had paIntcd the doe; but
The great ntaster "dccnreA held be hnnqcl II
over 1,e did t1Int dog" Tho ptcture was r1-
a,nincd tlore closely and then tho trick was
found out. The Identical picture. a. cut out
mud nut On ano'l,cr canvas, quite recently rana
no for salo 1t Chrihtfe'a IN tile late Sir. Whitns
collection, when It sold for 4i3.