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, 1879-06-26

Judgment has been given in Paris In the suit
of Count Zavler Brnniki. aweatthy Pole, against
his repulcd son. Brantkf, nitcr hclng Captain
IN the Czar's gusrda, came to France 10 'ISiy.
lie received orders from thc Emperor Nicholas
10 return to Russia, but dsobeYed. Tic cotlhe-
quence wns ukasc, de3rlvlng him OF lts title
and decorations. sentencing him TO transporta-
tIon tu Hheria with hard labor, aud con!'sc.ttng
all his nropertv. Fortunately he had large rev.
ennca beyond tho reach Of The Russian Govern
Incnt. 10 bccnne a naturalizcd Frcncllmat!,
mud served as IN officer IN The Crimcnn and Ital-
ian wars. lie moved In The very highest Paris
ien society, and was extremely popular. An
this time. from point of lonur, 1a Erclned to
use .he title u Count, OF whtrh thu Ezar had
ltnrlyed him. but be hail natural SOIL. born In
1853. wlun, he brought up handsomely, and
Who at II had m allowance Of s:'000 year.
Il!r SOIL fublcd himself Cuunt. ami with that
title beeanIc attaelle To the Minister fur Foreign
Affairs, but the father did nut like to sec an H.
lrgltImnte son assurnc honoss which he had
llimsc1f rcuutliatcd. .tutntly With hts brother,
living n Russia, he bro,tgh suit for nh tnIn,'c
TIM reatraistilG tks rut1nE Innn fruEn calling
himself Co,snt, alNl tlIe Tribunal Of First III.
statrc has granted 40 injunction prohibiting tlc
nttacha from uslug tie title aud arms Of Bran
ikL
, 1879-06-26
a Diplomatic Scandal In England.
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A social Russian question has hcen ngttattng
society for thu last week. The RusaIan Ambas-
aador presented d lady to Indy Salisbury ut her
reception. The )udy WAS tnarr!e1. aud had come
ecnticnan well known ailA respected IN St.
Petersburg, But tho lady. III dnys eut,o by, hal
been divorced. The story OF tiN: divorce grew
nnd grew. until i was :esertcd that she had a.
bury, Introduce thls female Baebeard 10 nc !!
Atonstrois! am iusultct, my husband il Ill
suited. my country 10 lisultel, INT Queen Ia III
sultedw And 50 the Indy has lett England,
beautiful. As for Ills partlru'ar Russian scaps-
E0st, M one seems TO know exactly what her
sttlal crime wns, but, adnittEng !.lat sbu bud d
ltttlu exaggerated ,te privilege of d.
,iea sstf' on 'T srer1 'os's'y s to to iev. i't
stono against l1s nrrhlor! English soclcty IL
mt ono whit nlorc mural than Russian surirtv.
hut It has the additional vice Of heHg aosnewEat
tnure hyporrftlcaE. Tile IaIiy IN question had
heen rrcsiye.l al tho ollelat parties of u. Wad.
dngtn,, III Frame, u,nl, with a yers slight effort
Of Christian charity, sbo might surely haycbrcn
allowed u HEnrg once ts,0ro at fllh Official rep.
rtseIllaifMs Of I.nrd Salisbury without all tlIih
fuss. For my part | um alwnya On tile side Of
atly ono who Is made scaIrgt'at. md more es-
psrfat!y when uv victim isa pretty scapegoatess.
Provided that a Russian comes 70 EllKIaIll! un-
gotAl manners, aud IL presented br her Amtas-
sailor. IL heems to np sulneM but hard ll,at tho
question should bp raised u tic number uf hue
bands s'Ie Inuy previously have Ind when resd-
Ing oil l!er lluitvc stut,,es. ! lave no patJencs
with the hard fsIialc cotie wcl, al1ows No Sat.
ute of limitation. According u this cole the
question Ia ITO. 90 much what woman u, hut
whut she was. When. that tll.usctl woman,
Lady Twiss, was bounded out ol society, l ~
mc.ubor saylng TO n lNshojI's wifs who was 0l,-
s1rvlng. with = sbullcr, that size had known
her: "If YOUR husband were really tu t,rnclfee
the doctrines that hc breaches, !e would rraacst
YOU to drive III tie park vyery day with her."
, 1879-06-26

In a Berlin Police Court not long ago servant
eenee uni .laobcdleucu In discharge NJ her
luties. Wi,ru thu Judga askud the DIaIntifr, =
aln,ply, but respectfully !tesssd Indy lcr na''le,
shs proudly drew herself w !tni replied, :"
dec!aratiop. at tirst dIscrcattell, proved ~ 10
perfectly true. Sl,u was i niece Ut .lsc rceniug
Sultan Of Zsuztbar, whoso ulsplea1usa sho
aroused by surret .alliancc with Mr., ltuelu, IL
aucu during Ills ttay 0utnu coast Ut East Afrra.
'lile Princess, who beca,ne eatruMged frunt her
tauIIly on uctaiu,lt tf her marriagu with Chris
thu. lollowal her Lusb tItd to taernany, Nt!cre
s!iu Ind. however, tilu misfortune sualt to ba
lett widow, Sns utteIpptsd 4 reconciliation
VIII, her uucle OF, lis visit ~ l.undon, but hcr
euueayors styuYliy fallcal. ,le 6uttaueveu retus-
III. ~ F..cciyr uur."'Nn Mrs. Rucle's resurl, to
Germany solne influential l1tet.ls ut her lata
AuabAuA took up her cass ah1 laid II before A.a
, 1879-06-26
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the arrangement. The. Republican majority In
the lIuard claim that they wtll do everything
that laYs In tlrir power to scci1re the awarding
ot The contract. to tte lowest responsible
t'f1dcr. and II they net as unit
tlry car nj ono htuw nut an end
once for MI to tlit fling domination with which
The Board has Of long TIM been curaeJ. Bnt
they will uecd IL look tbnrnfr after The matter
or q combination will bSsnsnng un them which
Of pensioners In tiin ship3 Of Contractors With
facility for adding on "cssras" who will
never lot 20,
, 1879-06-26
TIE COURTS.

Western Union Observation-Disclosures wAntsd
-1tscnra Of Judgments and Now Suits.
The motlon fnr Temporary injunction In the
case OF The Fasncts' Loap &: Truat Company
arainst The Wcstcrn Union llailroad Company
ramc up aanin Yesterday morning before Judge
Drummoud, but was tmn,ehtasely postponed
without argument until July 10* Tie bill was
filed over o Tunth avo TO fosccIosc the mort
gago IN the roai, and q nintlon Tor Injunction
nude AMI partly argued md postponed week.
The wcck, however, llns lenG.hcned
Into month. ansl now tic matter
is postponed ANOTHER month to
ftvc The pnrtscs an opportunity
10 compromise. It IL considered certain tint 3
settlement will he reached by which the ChIcn-
60. Milwaukee s: St. Paul Railroad will bur the
$a,0o0, ,B00 Of bonds hcft EV the Glasgow BANK,
In whose Interest the foreclosure proce edpgs
arc being pushed.
DIVORCES.
Louil Guthc!ic filed bill yesterday stating
that lie bail entoyed the society OF his wifc EIiz.
AprIl, 1867. when she deserted him, and after
whiting valnly twelve years for her return be
finally asks Ior divorce.
Thomas A. K!nch also Is ID anxious candidate
foa divorce. lie SAYS TINT III May. 1876, be and
his wife Nellie we're living In the Dryant Block.
and one noon he went home and found bis wife
antl his stcpfathrr, Henry c. Ludwig. In ha.
granite dettcto.' Ile drew pistol and hred at
Ludvig, but the wound was not mortal. Hts
mother subsequently procured divorce from
her husband for this acs. and The son desires to
fnllow her example. Ludwig md the fafthlcss
wife are, he says, now living together Ia MIL
waukce.
safnh :1ano Gard was the third and last: Her
Charge aEainst her husband. Lewis r. Gard, Is
that he has been guilty Of drunkenness ns,u
life.
Judge Farwcll yesterday granted divorce to
Elizabeth Dcrcvcr FROM George DcrescE on tie
ground Of cruelty. ~
to Anna j. GootlenouEh from Wecomb B. Good
enough on the ground al adultery.
ITEMS.
Judge Blodcett will hold Court until about
the trst OF AuEust, hearing submitted cases and
The evidence in tho statc street condemnation
casc. before Judge Jameson, has all bcon con-
cl1ltlcd and tho arguments began yesterday uf-
tevHoon.
In the pumping worss condemnation case Of
The City vs., Fullerton to condemn land for the
Fullerton Avenue Conduit Plumbing Works,
judgment was entered yesterday on the verdict
faction was acknowledged tn ppcn court.
Judge Rogers annouuccs tl,at his call netore
vacauun will not GO beyond No. ftj, and there
~lIt be no further cali after TINT until next Sep
tembcr.
In the case Of The Portsmouth Savings Bank
vs.. The CIttzens' Savings Bank mud otllcra,
Judge Williams Yesterday approved he Mas.
tcr's report awarding 5000 to I. s, Williams
for Ills services, giving, however, ten days time
In Which TO tllc objections.
SUPERIOR COURT ~ nKTgF.
Joseph II. Reed began suit for 1900 yester-
day aEanst Eugene D. Myers.
, 1879-06-26

and merits, granted her small yearly allow
ance. shc Il nuw living tn berlin and gaining
her livelihood By giving Lessons IN her mother
tongue to those Consulate oI1!cnls and travellers
intent on proceeding to East Africa.
, 1879-06-26

A new German Invention fur rendering boot
aotea tle1ihle aud almost llIlcssruetlble " to
mix waler proof glue With ground ttuartx IND
sole prevents slipping
, 1879-06-26

i1 tarnahcd Deer f0s Tic ousc n which ~, Maa lw
in ,vm,sth, Viii van % ~ ~ nranTii IN whsre our
own Dsni.} boone wa. who WA % loo prond 10 xiii
aqulrfel unless he conid kill bin wtthont breaking
a hair OF him, -shontng Into tho bark just under
hts heart. the squirrel fet! dead: have tione y
d,yse!t. nnt u wa an accldent. thansatear.I hnt
ooohs CID 1t a'w"sf. In my heiehbo.nooo
sNuyFxns 3oR CANDLES
were no. used. SUMS one told Charles xT. oi
sweaen .haI & cssta'n man never knuW what
10 mn capdis viii, ii. Enrst.. spust.n,en +,
KcntHckY vera loo much rowards 10 mum thcu,
with thslr Gngers.. When reudin9 the liIblc by
G.. a.nIe.l'ght. ana AL fead tls noe there = thS
Lofty paees am snaH me ean,le' That whss We
~ mnss n; % su I'm any ., yua s.
fenTa Mai,c tieir tivinv ~ snnotinH s RI Tber
wou1tl have q tnrkcy. sbpot Eycry mt, wou,.l put
Eighty yRrtla oIt. II ynll hit Em III The head You
ret him. II you htt him In Tho neck you lose him.
yon it him i the body you have to my llle full
nf,cs o. tte tntksy and !osc httn too. ~ ave sGen
et u: ssS msy a5s A. s"Hys r. r. 10y 40 T. man
nnrr n nnmIn[ nxsc ,inst cnn"rh ~ cnrrv II. ann
praIn I'm mich nr roo little would DESTROY Ii: then
put il in Iii Eun and ram tie ball home. il was
tog st1ly OF seventy pounds, and carrying ioo
bal's to Tho pound. Ae fammea i home, tnen
tried II With hls angcta 10 aee ~ha e1hety rlRht
-spccnla!ea d 1m II msns5cm ,o y, en nc fa!sea
'sold fellow. keep your head stlll. And then
cams up agan. and At af1ty yarts pcrces him from,
ego to eye. would like 10 know II tlcrs are any
fhnin'hootcse nero from germany can dc that sort
OF th'na' ......... ......
THESE ARB NO TAnNs.
They sound like It. II you wuntd onIy put m
my friend hcrn n man adorned with mcdA1e1 ~
prize. ] would 70 down and ahoot for HIM my
solt. That 10 The only Thing ! wonld Ike 10 rink
ny fep,sta!on, tq VIII l;adGhtef.J inon. too, n
;n est !ni. frem, II n. c o hsaa r ~
trsschn1,ne how The bow VA tha commoncse
mani nj snarnsnootinr. remember. whsn
Jumped ont Of ny Doat on Lake Lucernc. an
,conoclastic Englshman at my side said Tell
was i mJth. I never fosgave that man.
Tell vas o me living character.
and Robin MooI. VINO co,!id spit =
Mana ~ tou Ihlas' .h !" ;s,nR - easaae@t, @ 10 not
1.. y ~ y, .x,n,,,. st.v1ns ~ .pth n.eh h ~
~ tne ,, ~ .T,n "ma tac .. G,Gss
lsnHs: nut, trhrn yonr comntry s,aIi calj m roT
mi Your rfGc on your shoulder at your coantry's
bidding, ard defonti tha lAud OF FOUR adoption,
[Applaasc.1
w friends, aqaln bid you Welcome, ark you to
enjoy yourselves IN ol.r midst. going homo. when
leaving ns leenat toat ynli nave not Iost by com.
snG 70 Gnlcheo snn We VIA iee1 dnas We nave Peea
n1.Mss nnnveG " s'"' p'e-s"se' '"""~ ''a' eop-
A9rcr Mr. Harlan had conc1nard. the nro,
ccssinn mnrchejl north On Clark streGt to Wash
iuvtnn 1rcat nn ti,ts strcrt ~ Eiftl, nvenus an,
f',ence nnrtt tn RanfInlnj,. t,rst IN RaMsofnt,
to IIalstcd street and bark to Dcspiaines,
, 1879-06-26

Al heuna uss ''ttrawn's fcunt,lge CumGts. /"
They Ars the best. turest, and nost pleasant
say KNOWN. Asuld couutSEfelta. Pktee, rs cents.
, 1879-06-26
SUARPSIIOOTERS.
First Days Meeting Of the Northwest.
ern Society.
Speech by Mayor 1Iarrfson.--1Iia Deer
Shooting In Kentucky.
Some sIngn1ar storieH Of the Skill Of
It's Marksmen.
Addresses by Marshal Boeso and Col. Ed
mund Jusssen.

...na 1,,....
mund Jneason.
-
, wo.n,x. ,7.,.1,ra nsnroof at ,ha re,nmant,ta..,
s, ss'.,,s ",,ss. y. r.n,a su'
iu' '"oS''"6 pes'ns'
inc 'rst ahnnnl 'nee'1,se anu 1e,t,sal ., tne
vcstilclcn scl,uetscnbuud) began yesterday
MOthe Wv" W. 'u,s.. eontu"o INV Mo"'s. Inv
,arious societies belot,g'nE to the organization
assembled at Klurr's HAL Yesterday morning ut
she direction Of Chief-slarshnl william c.
setpp and hlB assistant Mr. c. q. TricglaH,
.n,sn ,sn. Stsht william " T. ~, s.,nn ,on u
oWes: s"'ei-t'ass"a, "'1''a'', " sesop anu
stair Of some hundred aud moro Of good
locking anu n' ao's'uu'ea 10 ."a'ts Eeo.,e0en % on
ho'seoaeki oana ~ 'nus'e ,ea On noEseoaek' Cn''
caso seh'ictzonverelu. 1e3 members; Milwaukee,
~ H....s...sss,. 49,. no. r.,ss n',e.r.,
seioe.1sn'el."' ,., ~, Iet'ot 0tnae.=e"'"so' a
W. N.lssou,i o"ltpsnoose,s ooeiet}' Wi
llclyet1a schuetzcnecscllscllnft, 42; Joliet
49, nnbuo,,e Kline Club % ~: bana Of m,.ie IN
omoious; Princeton schuetz:ngesellssltsft %;
schueszenEesellsebatt, 70; Manhattan h'e
enO, e' nufopa &c m saline
tehuelxep'sss,i, ,, -; p,oolnnstou eeass'zcn'
'eren; :; co,llnsslle scsustzensere1n, 3; md
u'e participants" IN carriages and numbered
taavs: Gas s From the M K1sres la
.Or,,' n ,;irntnan NJ sre.t. themes ~ r. % nsorhorn
."a' ."a on ~ ths streo. nort, to o: " thenco @ to-
r,.,,, ,.a ,1,,, .t,ts .,r,ot =, f,hta,., .,.,..
, 1879-06-26

T,,IDEliTY sTll!AGk COMPANY. SH y, ANIL 70
j. Eaxt Van EHFen.st.i ealAGslBd l~75i fGrlIahrnt
aud lsou, fof furniture aud ulrtchaadIs"i 4sa"ee-.
C|OlAdE rUlt fuHSlrglsE. MElWHANDlsE.
buHSeA etc. Gheap14t aud heat tn cltyt advances II
lup. & peF auuUnl. j. Z. = Il. tAisltf liu VI AoAroa
, 1879-06-26

.,-~---~ ----->
~ tatun frtt, personally or hy 1cttrr. un ct.!untu
ustrss.l taH ussnts sas psasa. besatifat!y bouni,
pft.cflpiiVaa fvr III IItesses rfIes 81. postva'd
NERVOUS nEnI,.irY. sTA!crcnE, GAScEKS.
N slltellng, fcilaa, ltBE Al4 huI diseases cured.
Altlvs f1rr. y. j. AikIS, ii. H., rs IialIdolph.s
, 1879-06-26
F4lk SA1.H..

1,UlI BALE-A bpLESt>Ip LOT Or alLykR, GOlU,
juan eo9atly. These s'ssi,usns, &, esMp'i.c xry.s
III 1hsF collection, uxes 9oh liaYlbx for them,
WI! 10 sold for 0ns.tAl11 their coAt Aadrtas 4
tribune Qnca.
, 1879-06-26
wANTED-MALB HELP.

m ms column. fhTtt {iHss oT lssf. Is c<fss Err In
teFttoa. Each additional {tnt. 10 eerts,
, 1879-06-26
Kuowlrs' Insect Powder Gun Ia bv far the best.

TEE TieluUrf; isis \ rt,al a,E'kIGEy,
RI ORDER r. AcCnMStopATE nt1l: NUMEROUS
Usanch tlIces Ii t,e different divisions ~ drslcaaied
ht!ow wcrc slveI scmea viii W taEGn lr tllc snme
unti no'ciockp. III. during tho week. aud Until ..
y. q ii. siMMs, Booksellers md s,a,tone,s, ,as
Twenty .ftcund.a 1t.
8. Af: WALDEN. Scw.iesier. etsttonet, etc., 1919
Wttt Nhdapn.st., near WestcrI,,nv.
.,!tonEnT THitGMSr0S. wr.t.stde News Depot,
H. c. llERItiCk, jewel-r NGwsdealcr, aud Fancy
, 1879-06-26

1llDNELL HOUSE. AND MINEAAt. BPRISt'S
~ F.nMrA Wls; ti!stsi.s, ha.htsE hunslng. aud
, 1879-06-26

air. Bvrnc, Of II. Dyrne & gon, WAS called In
nnll questioned - TO hla mechanical a'nl llnan.
cal ability. a motion to let the coutrart 10 Ills
houls was lost BY q tts vote, Commissioner
Epu(IOrA being excused from voting.
Ar. Tlnmas O'Bficn wRa eailctl In, and gave
satisfactory explanations as to hla sta'IdsHg 1t
was decided by a yots OF + 10 to recommend
saas s:a, H 10 N"A'HSN '' @'"''N' ~ A'' ''A -
NOTION 70 AWARD TIE p1uNRtNo CONTRACT
70 Harry Dyrno was lost,-ycas. !; naxs, T.
Commissioner iio!Ttnann tnoyed to glvs The job
on,as t. 5ss ss's @ Wses WS:Yss ASs,s ss., es5 co5nts
Never, Stewart, spolTora, Woods.
After some niors talk. motion to recon,
alder tae vote on Hogan xas lost by . to + NY
the Tose on IsYrnc WAS res,nsldeEeu by TO =.
negat!Se. 1t was thru decided by the sums ynta
to recommend that the BoArd award the eon-
tract to nssne,
Some discussion followed IN regard to tho
financial stsnitng ot s.. |. Pope 4 Co, to whom,
" waa decided on Tucsday 10 award the contract
for steam heating antl venti!AtLnK, Mr.. l'opu
WAS called IN. and promised that slc would fur
nisl thu r.. nsmss of his bondsnlen 70 tue can,.
tltn taken TIL IL O'Clock today.
tue AssuLT or TAs CoMMl1TEE's DELIDEAA-
TONS
illustrates the dcriptuEal assurance TINT onu
shall be taken and the o1her lelt,-Joa IIo9an
UGtl1k luc Ah2 hslAt ~ teAt up W ANtH* Ef1tbH
gets tllu earpenses work, las bid being s7,4..3
lower than lllv mkt lowcst bidder. Smiths
wax t,,e lowest bid on arc-prooing, excspe Am
dctson'e, who IL Smith disguised. On plastrr-
luz, Otl3rleu was not within S3gU0 of tie
lowest bidder, but strong eusptclDn existed
ll.at several of those bs'uw blu, wors. men VI
straw, and otrrs were excluded ~ not being
practleal mechanics. Pope's was tho lowest
UYtuo unacfbll VII OILERS Oh the plumbing and
Eas-tittfns eohtraet. ..........
Thu apony IL by no ueaus over yet, for the
Boanl may Upset the Whole Or greater part Oi
, 1879-06-26

Employment Agencies
C.ITUATlUS3 WASTEil-FAMll.lES lES AND HOTELS
Nfurn!shfd With hpt al nnlun4 oticn fec u1.
Apply VI I'LL West AuAIl,&.st- Nils 4AElLL. Girls
1,lt NJ work cxIl n OJr..
, 1879-06-26

C1TUAT1nN WANTEtl-HY A scOTCH.CAN-
. adIsn girl, fuly eulnpctent to do general louse-
work. cnk, ,wast utd !run. tall al :H 1wrnty.sctund
tsITuATlNSs wASrEn ny ,rwC sCANDtNA:
watk III aHAIl family. Cult ut " oak.it Tor
ih{cC dkyt
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-03-27

Incorporating the Knoxville and
Kentucky Railroad passed second
reading.
The Governor comtemplates
suggesting to the Legislature the
prGpriety Of calling a constitu-
tional convention to adjust the
State debt.
During the discussion on the
State debt, Mr.. Beasley denOun-
ced the bondhOlders as thieves
and rogues, who had no rights in
the settlement of the debt.
Mr.. SnOdgrass reappeared in
his seat, the Governor having re-
fused TO accept his resignation.
WEDNESDAY.
Scnate.-The law establishing
a Chancery and Law Court 1T
Bristol passed.
Savage replied to Clapp'S
speech on the State debt.
House.-1he following bills
passed their third readings. 70
prevent County Courts using
public money for the constrnc
ton Of highways. 10 prohibit
deiaulters from holding office.
Mr.. Mathes, from the Finance
Committee, reported that not
having found ii practicable or
expedient to consider the various
bills pending for the settlement
Of the State debt, the committee
returns the same without recon-
mendation. Majority and minor
ity reports were submitted on the
bill to amend the Constitution.
The bill to reduce and tx the
compensation OF the Clerks Of
County Courts passed third read
ing.
Mr.. Driver called up the mo-
ton to reconsider the vote on the
Local Option bill and moved to
lay it on the table. Rejected.
A motion was made to strike out
all except tho enacting clause.
Rejected. The bill then went
over.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-03-27
WHY VIII KON

Allow o cold to advance in your system
and thus encourage moro serious mala-
dies, such as Pneumonia, Hemorrhages
and Lung troubles when an immediate
relief can be so readily obtained. BoS-
CheeS'S German Syrup has gained the lar
gest sale in the world for the cure of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases. 1t is DR.. BOschee's famous
German prescription, and is prepared
with the greatest care, and no fear
need be entertained In adminis,eringit
to the youngest child, as per directions.
The sale of this medicine is unprece-
dcnted. Siace first introduced there
has been a constant increasing demand
and without n single report of a failure
to do It's work in any case, Ask your
Druggist as to the truth OF these re-
marks. Large size 70 cents. Try it
and be convinced.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-03-27
Weekly Herald,
MARCH q, 1879.



On Senate bill 1872, TO repeal the
charter of Cleveland, lion. II. NJ.
Wiltse, member from Hamilton, aud
Hon. WIN. Carlyse Shelly, membcr
from Roauc, offered The following pro-
test against Its passage:
Mr.. SPEAKER protect against
the action OF this House in passing
Senate bill 1872, repeating the charter OF
Cleveland. The town Of Cleveland is
in a iourishing condition, ard, after
the collection Of this years taxes will
have no debt. The request for its re-
peal came from a small minority OF it,
citizens, some of them mere boys and
nOn-tax-paying men. The great ma
jOTity OF her citizens, aud the best Of
them, have solemnly asked ms not 10
lake this action. The movement had
its origin in feelings of personal NAL
. ice against members of the city gov
ernment, and nothing slsc.
NJ. NJ. WmTsI.
| subscribe TO the above with the ad-
ditlonai remark that tie Mayor Of
Cleveland being a Republican in poll
ties, the abolition Of the charter Vi that
town was therefore the more desirable
Ito the majority Of this House, and vas
the chief cause Of the passage Of the
bill. think it very improper to legis-
late upon such principles, and solemn
ly enter my protest against this action
of the majority.
WN. CARLISLE SEELLLY.
Truly Messrs. Wiltse and Shelley
deserve the thanks &C the people Of
Cleveland for the noble fight they
made in behalf Of the city government.
They both called upon The Governor to
veto tho bill, but as Mr.. Wiltse writes
us: "IOu can not expect such a man
to 60 out of the way TO do right" Mr..
Shelley also writes as follows, In refer
ence to the matter: ITO get any meas
,ure through this Legislature it Is only
necessary to say that it "outs' some
Republican and Gins" some Democrat
such was the idea that repealed your
charter"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-03-27
Oh, Thou savage Crittcr

Knoxville Chronicle: "a change
comes over tho spirit of my Dreams
1t now appears that the other side
pays for editorials. Mr.. Savage, th,
"boss" repudiationiSt, says the
"bloatod bondholdcrs' bought W
the "hirOlings' of the prcss. Twas
awful in .hem, wasn't itp Now ap.
pears u mar who can prove that the
irroproachablc, irrcprehensiblo blame
less, innocent, faultless Savage him.
self, the champion and knight errant
of the people, the mar who always
protects their interests and won't al.
low the "bond sharks to oppess
them, this noble Savage himself, paid
nh editor $l5 TO write up his side of
the question.
We always thought something of
this sort would happen, oh, naugh'
~, bribiny Savage
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-03-27
The Old Rebel Spirit Again .

The Southern States, published al
Qkalona, Miss, in Its rejoicing over
the advent of a Democratic Congress
says.
Eyes; thank God! We have captur.
ed the capitol, and in 1880 orr mai
(Thurman) will walk up the White
House steps and take his seat In the
Presidential chair.
"Then will cur glorious triumph be
complete!
"Then will we proceed 10 tear your
amendments from the Constit ution
and trample them in the mire!
"Then will we re-organize the right
of secession-a right that is not dead,
but sleepingi
"Thon will we decorate the Capitol
with tho pictures or Davis and Lee,
and Stuart, and all the gloriour lead
ers of a cause that is not lost but living
still!
eyes, thank God! We have the Capt.
toll"
But Democrats will say the States is
not n representative journal, and does
not speak the sentiment Of the South.
On this point the Hon. j. r. Clymer, a
leading Democrat Of Ohio, says in a
letter to the States: 81 am greatly
pleased with the States, In its peerless
ability and conscientious devotion to
principle. Brother R@rper and you
both WELD trcnchant and powerful
blades. The cause of J~efcrsonian
Democracy needs such men who have
the brain to plan and the Drawn to
strike" Even a Northern Democrat
approves the spirit of this South ern pa
per, which marks out the Democratic
programme after 1880.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-03-27

Indiana friends youch for the truth
of this courtroom incidents; The dep
u%ty-.herif was calling defendants in a
cause, when the Judge reading from his
list, "a. b., administrator Of Mary a.
SSringer, deceased" repeated, in a
meditatiye tone, "Mary A. Singer,
deceased" which the officer hearing,
proceeded, mechanically, to call from
the window in stentorian voice: MARY
A. Stringer deceased" "Mary A.
Stringer, deceased ~ This awoke Il
dosing attorney, who, looking up for a
moment, recognizing the officer, and
YEARLY closing his eyes again, ejacu-
lated, "Hcll! you amt Gabriel"