davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-06-12

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tnanl continues iatr, and prlccs, yesterday NERO
arm nt slight Advance. Low grades arc nut muei
aaught for. Exporters want extra s'aaes eaa
cholco at sA.00G5. 70 pet 100 lbs.
NEW Io1tK.
NEw Tonx, Juno 1.--1}EEyEt-Rccelpts tos
d hssd e. tna sks s5sns St so!s is
steady nt about the current rate Of MondsI; ex.
.tenc range. shGsioe; bulls o. salss a. Hsy;I
becf steady ii 6hGssc. 80
snEEr:-liucepts, for days q. 900; sheep atmss
prime, al used for homs trade. Lunlbs plsnty;
ssi s!aa!ns @ sals. " er &sstasa, SHG%:e; sh'pasn''
,Swiss-lssspts for slsy; e,, e; m aGns ne, rs ;s5
lbs, and Arn,.
HAsr LIBERTY.
EA4r LtBE1sry, Junc II. l.--CArrLE-NcceInts 70.
day, 1HU heal Of throuph and 81 OF lucal stoet;
t0fa! for two dayn. g07 through anil ~ leeaii
saHp1y Hight mt fnly canal 70 ;c'uaua no ,,. hay.
very tlnl; urtcos unchapEc.t. md n.ar}g al t1d;
hest. 81, 96: fAir 10 you'd bntehuEs etecss, s4'@0
4.no; common. 81. 7isfh4. .o0; ,,,,,wo
days. ], o50; Workers, u. uoGo. u; iAtadelphst'
ill., s9 s.s fs. L s% as;S TT: .s t;
oxtrs. ~ '''''~ " y
HUrFALo.
1syrrAro N Y. Jung l17cAT7LE.,Nese'I,t TIL Ia,t
laf aen markSt as..yo; ,f. r. sso
hulchnrs' anil medium Ernhes of sh!pp",S. :t::Ia
4.7o; Light butchers, stes5s g and mixed 'os''SA''
s"xxr A*n LHxms->Necetrts, e lol neas ~; .sI +,
kst se,!s an At!sr; not !S!taahMy SSta M Asi soies fs %
Isoar-iteccipts. i. l4o: uHrkct n!''t5apts Il n
Ivy; nrlcca unchanged; ioslcrs nass hsa''' s''''
KANSAS CITY.
spsefas Elstp..cA to me 7>1onnt, r,,..
KASaAs CtTf, Mo. .JMno ll.-CATrlE-nnae Iii:
Carreut rcports rueulnta l. Olo tlilntiss. ,.r, *.
sts4x AZ fsssss. fHsss s9sso;as aii's so"
ilaa.-neeelpts s2os, sh,p,aon,s 90; sefs u
fna f4t1, ns% g. b6ss% Ss% g. e e'''''' " 8'1 ~
81. I.ou1s, Juns 11.-uATTtE ,rs'ns iatss'
feeling euslef. hut quotations unchanged; 5ece'p''
D. sss@a'ss 3s sP'sst; sa III nucnanscd receipts. 3 '''
ahfptneuts, nalt.
CINCINNATI.
Cixc,xsArt, o., juno 11.-I1on~-Ac'!'en; j. nan; n';
nna higher; enmnn,,: 81 -. !M@t' 1Wb
j. Vi; secsiWs. 1, jo0 hraa; uhip.asnls, 3'''
LUMBER. ~.
The Luuhcrmen's Exchange furnishes tae ~
loving statement Ut tho stock Ut lumbef on H''~
on Juno !, with colnparsaoHs: ,,.,,
JlSs lssti[' + .lsy is;p. = !Sss;;.. H..
Lumber. N ft.".' ~ ;:s ~. {n' 11HiM i1iaM p;si
c!sxs; Gs5s; not. . w. w. 5S 5S s ,is, Us i%i
Tho report shows at lncrca'e III inc s.u,",sn .u,
, 1879-06-12

BROOM. .C0RS-Was In moderate demand ard
arm. soNc dealers talk Of higher psIccs. say
!ng tho planting hcaann Is nearly oyur, and that
tho acrcags planted n below the arc.ago. Quota
, 1879-06-12

Tho Ftp6FE kh1Ws ah lHe1c"1o 7" a,.,r.an
LUMBAR uurEag May Of d. DID u III NM ~, al
=. ronrnrsa ,sItt, ina str:k uu juuu u ycas aso''
e,i leu III It. nh,,, xor,
Ibs cargo markot was very quisf' Iao's ',."Ias
ouly twa ur thrsc casgous salc aud o's ss' ~,
wrro nominal. 1t was understood ,'ias 1as ,a,,' aul
..uk WA placsa to arsl.o. Shingles, , !"'"' au1a.
eroea stua were steady. Following as' 'o0 7"'''
, 1879-06-12

wanna 5000 Michigan Ccntral, g,0S} Union 1a-
cstlc, 3.0u 81. .tos.f,lt.> ,0o0 Western unto'll
0.WU Paclfc Mall H,oou kanaas ~ Texas, "l'd
Au01 St.. Loutb Il ban Franctrco.
Money market es1y III 0te4c. Prime inercan.
tile papor, iGf5c. l.
Sterling exc',ange, dull At 4s1>,f; sight, 4sp1,1.
, 1879-06-12
T.IfhfllEfR.

LUhf1E1t. -,
Tho Lumhormens Exchange furnishes tae ~,
lowing statement Ut the stock Ut lumber On n''e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.
FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs. Eliloys-Please announces wM4 ].
WATHEN, Of Leonardtown district, an . caHdi-
data for Sheriff at the ensuing electio and state
that be win be warmly supported by
April ,, 1879. May Friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

Mssrs. acknowledgements DR.. L. ].
SUTTON as the Republican eandidatesor Clerk
ofthe Circuit Court for ST. Mary's coaaty 1t the
election in 1879 and say that he viii receive the
warm support of his party ana friendsin
April 20, sI6R. Chaptieo istriet
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05
NOTICE.

TvRANsPonTATTOE q ENTERTAINER
IN AZ reasonable rates can be had by Parlss4s
frGnsis to ard from Baltimore Al = orfest VI @i'
per Patuxent zassers By calling on
JOHN n. BUCKLER
Nov. s.fsze-tf FORESTS wharf, Nc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05
FOR RECESTRR OF Wis.

Mssrs. Eaitors:-Please announce J0HNB
ABEL, Esq, as . candidate for the position OF
Register Of Wills for St. Mary seounty at the
election in 1879 and say that he will be warmly
supported BY hepeopleof theeounty. generally.
Sept 81. 1875 ThePeople
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

Mars. ElsssTs The friends Of DANIEL Y.
HAMMETT rnnuesf you 20 announce ann ioi
States Atforner AZ the coming election t1ls
FaIl and say. + Sc win become . canaioA~' u
will be waFnI supported % 80.
Feb IL, 1875. Many Frisnas-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05
Potomac Transportation Line.

Until further notice, @A
- the STEAMER SUE, q
Capt. w. @. Geoghegan, c-:.sssse .S@.asw
win leave No. 10 Light Sc. - - No
Baltimore, every TUESDAY at p. m. for Po-
tomac River landings, as far up as Nomini
wharf. Returning, win leave Stones wharf
Thursdays AZ 4 q. m.
win leave. Baltimore every FRIDAY forland-
ines as Gr as Chaptico wharf. Returning, will
lGave Chaptico wharf Mondays at Q. m.
A. NEEDHAM, IT., Agent.
n. FOSTER, General Manager.
March 10, lsT9-3m.
, 1879-04-02

Tho Legislative Appropriation bill TO-
ported to thu Natioual House Of Represent
atiyes yesterday carries ont tue full pro-
gralnnlo agreed upon by tho Democratic
caucus. Ono section rorsals tho Jurors test
oath, which nobody earea nuythiug nbout,
mud whtcl, could bo easily passed, and wouIl
be approved as separate measure. But tho
bill also ropoals all the yital SECTIONS Of tho
National Election law, including even Tint
part OF the Csminnl Code wl!icl. lrssoribes
tho penalty for iuterforonco with tho Super
yIuoss. Under the proposed amendment OF
tho luw, there will bo 10 Cliof Supervisors,
no Deputy Mnrahals, and no penalty for my
infractio.! Of tint part Of tho law which IL
left standing. It amounts to total rapeal
Of ths luw, with tho single dlIossnce
lhat such action would ho Il plal,'
confession Of the purpose 10 ell
courage and con1ono fraul. whilo the
,nuti!ation Is designed to deceive .uu.hinkint
people III to tho purpose and yat socuro pre-
ciseiy tho same object. II tl.e Democratic
schens can be casried out, nobody will oyel
dream OF asking United States Court to al,
point Supervisors who could only stand b.
as idlo aud helpless spectators oi frauds, NIT
nobody would thuk Of serving In so e'npt,
and puoriie capacity without tho siglltes
protection against assault ana without retla
edy for any outEagcs that might 10 con-
mitted. The issuo is low fairly before tll
country, aud It ouiy Eemains 10 bo sue
, 1879-04-02

A correspondent at Springfield details ut
Bo1no lougth it, dispatch, which we print
this morning, tho result Of some iuvostiga-
tious into tho manner IN which come Of tho
railroads Of Illinois manage to escape their
Just proportion Of ta1ea, willie others pay
rather more than their share. These ro-
seascl,oR show TINT The wonlthy corpo-
ratioas which manage railroads In nll-
uois have had remarkable succcss iu
their efforts to Eccure tile plaoing of a low
valuation upon their capital atock and prop.
erty for the purpose Of taxation by tho Sta,o
Board Of Equalization. 1T being no uncon'-
mon thing for these railroads to show oacll
ycar net earnings amounting to fronl 81 to
Upo1 cent Of the capital stock hi ''equalized
by tho 6tate Joarsi. The poulaney in
the Legislature Of a law designed to re,ncd,
this ,nonstrous evil, mud which, among othc,
improvements, eon.enap'atcs the aioliHh
1nent OF tho Btato Hoard OF Equalization IL
now constituted, viii rontlor tho faots as.t
figures presented In tllia connection Of in
,tareat and yaluo at this timo.
, 1879-04-02

nrrising Tint may ocanr. III si"w
Of tho meauut complications, Tho 'rrtaty Of
lscrlln has yet IN l'i,nlihg .tfcct. Acatce!y
nsc Of is rrnsisi.rnn han lren carried tnt"
elect. l'u]Snrih hna mt u: oltnl!ird lInr
eofnlIeto autonomy. llpn'nclia il ns din
tractusl ~ sllo WIN tirrin4 tho war. Orcace
llns nut yst ol,nissttt her now frnntser. Thu
reforms II, Asia Mi,tor 1,avo not luen carried
ont iluasla hus not yat received her imlo'n.
ni.y. Nut ono ri the Se1ayie rrusinccs IL
Ectr're from danger. aMl tho sfistraa'H of Thu
Powers remain rs doul'.ssotcd M they wera
during tho progress Of Tho war.
, 1879-04-02

t1nn% even II h0 WeFe Ill afnlhtHy WILL us
alma.
Tlcso sre lilo easontinl principles inyalv1l
WHICH ,n,,sl govern Tho decision Of the rrcHi-
eut.-for uvory not If bis Administration
proves lint liz In sensitive ta MI o1,cronel1.
mnnts upon tho constitutional rights t'f nny
branch Ut tho Government. Tho Democrats
eay TINT, II tho President shall ret''"o LIS
Rynnturo 10 tic bills ~ They pass. IN te
gro1nd Tint Congress l.as no right 10 threaten
tho President ny 10 tho usn ut lilo veto paw
or, they will pasa thu political noasnrea sel.
arato]y, and thus collstra!n his nppxoval
thereof. hut this will not 10 Ills toe reason
for refusing his approval, hut only o,'u Of
tho reasons, ANIL tho removal Of this G'ngln
objection will not apply to tho others Il is
still grave question whether TIM atr'kalig
out OF Tho words ito keep tho roaca at thu
| polls" as implied to tho 'lse Of tho army. is
| not ta,,tansount to prohibition of Tho Pres-
| it1onts employment Of tho nrrMy nn1or tho
express injuuotiona nf the Constitution,
that tho Unicd Et9tes sl,all protect every
State "ngainst domestic v!olenco u upon
application Of tho Legislature or Tho
Governor Of the State. II such implication
should bp 1l.n,1o to supprosa domestic VIC.
lenco oil olection-tlAy at or ncar tho polls,
thu President might ind reason for refus-
ing 1t in tho light of tho Congressional lie.
bato foror,l,uing tho express prohibition Of
sucl, employment of United States troops.
So, too, the Constitution places tho requisite
authority in Cougress to regulato " tho
times, places, aud 1nnnuer" Of holding olcc-
sions for Congressman; tho National E'oc-
ton law was a,i assertion Of this right when
it lind boon demonstrated TINT National E1per.
viBion was necessary to project tho t"''ns:as-
sional elections from local frau!E a,sl v''orcc.
When Congress proposes to nlalist. tlita
supervision, as tho Democrats Ao, on the
ground tint 1t IL unconstitutional nntl an III
terferonco with tho "aoyercign" aullISrity
Of each State to tolerate and condono frau
if 1t gees I'll to .lo 80, thon tho TrenItlenl
must consitlor whether this is mot 1rcc
attacls oil the Constitution, M we'll ny OIL The
welfare Of tic country, asl1 doter1nino wla
Ills duty III under TINT light.
I,uro is 10 reasonable doubt that Prosf
don't HAYES will 10 governed by these con
stitltional principles. lie IL intrussol will
power equal to one-thirtl Of NIL tho votes ii
Tho Senate mud House. ItiH his sworn tlnt,
to protect tic Constitution by tho exercise o
that power. Ho Inns always ovinced IL,
, courage Of his convictions, aud the t'csiro t
avod controversy with Congress- will no
+ influence him to 10 otherwise in this ssne
Without regard, thon, 10 auy opinion III I
! the presil=nt's staiwart,ess," tho cond
: tons under which tho Democratic noaB,1re
4 will como to llim will 10 such lint he wi
l. undoubtedly return them without lis NJ
I prova.
, 1879-04-02

Tho election yeatcrdhy pn8scu on lh'c''s'
the voto pelhg larger thnn 'a"a' "s e"'''st
rle:t'on' ho ma]ofhS ,o' ,,a.''.a..,,, .' y c;,v
anu iof tno o1hera Oh .,'e '", :, 'ao ,,,., IT,, IT,,
t'cket Will "o' DO 'eS' 'u"" ",s, , 1' T.. ,,,o M
exact he1lscs wiz W ,oa''s' ", a.. .,".,s,.,, :" M
tahles. ln's fo'e'sa' o. 'nu "u1a1 n1"!s., !,
III THIS CITY Is a"o n tno 'a,eo II, ,aaso,,, s"ss -
tno Domocea'c "'a!o''lss 4,s,, =" az, az no".,,.,
uiatriets' hosasn} 'no f'!tn. o',t" s'o 49,
G'Gh1h ano 'e,usesu . "rs'"' ~, ran,,,,,.n, ' -.
eStFaos'''h"'s ,"N'ps ~ p, ~ rs..,'s ~ .,.n,,,
wafos' ospe.'A''s .uo ,n"u' 'n, ,...,',,' . ,yar,s
I'esenta' A"s'.n' "na - .,.a
"'r' 1i"''lslS nao '''' 'a4s" '',.s ~. H. 1 .,n1;
pesso''"i PoPi'"s''5' eo',' , So 49,.
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VI, l"A WV ""''' ~ 49,. - a..s.,, ,anon,,tnr
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1!,,,,,s a. -, e., ao,,,~,, tl,o;r ,,tou nj
~ ~ .1of.at m, on1v I,a candit1oto for A1.yor
~ ~ 49, n,1a,o t;oxo, rho na,nocrot;o tictet
, 1879-04-02
PERSON AIS.

Anna Dickinson will shortly lecture IN tho
WestJ
senator Jonas. of Nevada, Inns invested
largely III ralt.oa.l stock IL! Virginia.
l[orlcrt Spencer 1Ias recovered, aud will
sopn bring ont u now philosophical! work.
4 great many wonen nro going into tho
law hnsincs4-thu mother. !n.lnw busEae'a.,
Tho repurt tint Whitelaw Roll IL to ,narry
sbnuld, In iahttco 10 tho Lady, bs Indignantly da-
nlGa.
It In beloved Tint Tho person who ran
away with ". Gov. lluhbar,l's daughter was bad
Ilacktur.
two trust our now. Mfni3tor to Norilll Ia
aa While na ho IL palntea," v1elsin,s tho uanalo
EIprsss.
". II. Vanderbilt has rented cottage at
Long ssrunch, mud hu will bo the luFgest shark Of
tho season.
Ii anybody atte,npsa to phil up tho Ameri-
can lag, shoot him OF tho tpat.-cot}tdsrdEs
Brlgadl<r, -
Eastern papers announce m onthusinstica1.
'y TINT bhaa aro runnn. that w sHpposo they can
beat Mr. ltowU1l.
Tho Coufcloratos captured Washington
this ttn,o without lAu t!rcsomo prolimnasies oa
hunior md Huil Hun.
Tho Widow Oliver, who WINS Simon Cam.
eton's toar itltlo 'uttcscup for scason sweet hu
brst, may now rotnrn tu her buni.boat.
Charlotte Thompson, the no.ross.' OWES
o. GOD acres near Montgomery, Ala, sa!d TO bo one
Vt tho hIust plantations In tho South.
| One OF tho most unfortunate untr1lths over
expressed In song was Tho lyrical nssest!on "Wu'l
hans Jen Davis " sou1 apple tsea."
, 1879-04-02

Tho capacity Of tlle .ax.caIing and bum-
NOR element to do mischief ut tho town
meetings has practically disappeared under
the systematic attendance Of leading
citizens aud taxpayers in numbers suin-
Client to control tho proceedings. In
each Of tho threo towns in Chicago
yesterday tho largo property-owncrs
anil taxpaying businessmen were on baud IN
largo nu1nbera Mt meetings whore tho amounts
Of Town aud Park taxes for the ensuing year
wero determined, and tho result was that in
the South Towu 1t was voted TINT no ta1
levy was necessary, wlilo III tho West and
North Townp strict supervision over er
penges and taxation waa nlaintatucd.
, 1879-04-02

Tho attempt Of tlo Wisconsin Democracy
to drag tho Supreme Judiciary Of the State
into politics has been rebukcd by tho people
in the most emphatic n'anuor. Judge coLEs
term having expired, and his record
us pure aud able Judge being
beyond question, he should have
been reuomina:ed aul elected by both
parties rs n matter Of course but the Demo-
Gratis, hoping to sccuroa partisan advantage,
induced Judge CorunEN to leutl lis namo ia
a partisan ticket, mud it is pleasure te
record tint tl1e scheme Inns been buriot
under minority Of 5000 for Judge Coll
"a his own SUCCESSOR.
, 1879-04-02

ANpgnw D. WHITE The new Minister TO Bor-
I'm, Is friend OF ROSCOE CoNKLlNa, but ho is
also rrcsdcut ot Cornell University, where two
OF the HAYES boys hagc been studying. NY
these fur-rrael,ing connections lo las been ci'
ablcd to promote tho cause Of Cancellation. rc-
form, a1.il diplomacy.
, 1879-04-02

Objection Is raised oil orer tho Eortf nna
West to making uur. HAnsIgLp thu Nopubsirat'
candidate for Qoyornor of Ohio. GARFIELD Ia
doing splendid scryico now Us llc lraucr OF tlls
Republican s!du Of the House, with his corsult'-
mute st!l nltt Ills eighteen scars Of tlcll cSpe-
ricnce In Congress, and It would 10 liat!onnl
loss to rc,Iloye him from thu aresia wllcrn lIc is
40 powerful md conspicuous n figure. Surely
the crop Of candidates IN Ohio has not been a
fAi!urp Ibis year.
, 1879-04-02
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1871.

Milwaukee and Chicago somehow changed
places yesterday, DUR own city passing under
stzaight-out Democratic control for tho first
time in many years; while in b1ilwankea n
Republican majority in tho Common Com"
Gil Was elected for tl.s first time since tho
city w0s incorporated.
, 1879-04-02

t1,,,, nh;of ;,torovt l., tho atruou,o hot,vonn
H.. non,.axot, n,,, uo,u,,,,nonu In f,o,-
s..sn .o,,,-o. ,,,,n lin ,,ra1o,,,, o,ton of tho
h-a.:,s,,, n. rp,,s, na,n,aro,. ,,ovo ,no,or;tv
l., 1,n,,, 1Jousos or1 n Inv nm cnr1, the;r |
;,.s.,o,. .,,,' ,,ro t,,o ,,ari, ,os1, iniic,ors-
l.. ,,,.,, ,,,n ,ravo;, tn ,i,a ovt,ut ~ n,ssuo
r.. ;,a,;t;oo1 1oo;a,o,Ion Nd n ,,nrt of lin m.
:r.:... ,.:1,. 1,,, ;,r,,o ,r;,, ,,,o, In i,
H. lan.1, af ,,,a proa;1o,t tt In sbo}, mn.
,,o f,;l,c ,,,,y ,,osooi tbo cxtre session
III, ,>~ol.o1l,,, In oiova} NJ onco. md tho
r,"....... III, ~ T., ,,,o,r h,,,.a roi,;c;uo
- .~a.a1x w. y to,nno,orv trir,nn,, bnt
- as.. no,v oon5,t;o, ~ t,;pua ,v,iob will
,s,'' .,,.,, =, o.~r,, In noxt N,t,onn, o1oc-
.;a'. H., f1nn, ,r1 v;ntonco wit,,out roa1 mint
s'n ~ ',',,,a,t ~ d,.,.,or ~ ,urr;x,,nan, r. tlo
ra.. naaa;,ant ~ a,,a,, a;.o,,,r,v, ,1,o h;,1u Tho
n.s.as.a.a .,,,1 ,at I,a ai1o r. ,oss ,hou, ov.-
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WIZ oo'1,o ''"'o'o ''o ~ :,
fof t's i"spoao ~ ''"p"'s'a4!s o1"s''''''l
; Wn"e 'Ae iteS''''''1 "o''"o ~ ut'y "'' ''"n
: "o'y W, a'll'oso w. o""s'''' ''l'. y" ~ "o
pctSe''aHs opl"'ao' ~ '"o "'b"''o tf''''
non proroseu os '''o hea'ocs''''' II :" t'o
IKely 1Aa. Ao "'1s '1'''c'' "s'fe "l'"" '"S
| 1nf0fa LoHI-Ohll, 4Hf VIZ 4tellAtuGhHh ts't1l
, 1879-04-02

Cross.oxaultnation OF ex-senator SIMON CAM
ERoy: "Nuwi Mr.. OAMERoH. plenso rcn'c1a-
her that you arc under outh. Did you ever llaye
anything to tlo with tbs Widow OLlysaF
.tNo! Neyrrl"
"Wi,at! lNtutr}h
HWcll, hardly c7cr.f
, 1879-04-02

Mrs. ROSE HAwrsoRNE LAT1Ror has written
a l,oypl called AItas Dlllebant." which, will bo
published serlally In tllv Boaton Courier. ctt!tcd
by her husband. Mrs. LATIfl!op has not yet
shown any OF the genlns belonging to her Ia
lucntcJ father, thouB! she llas written soino
pretty ppena.
, 1879-04-02

Mrs. RlclIANn RgALF. wllosc card To the puh-
lie yas printed yuEtcrday, Is accltsBd by RossTE
JOHNSON Of having been sllsrcrsltab'c womaa
previous to her marriage, Of bounding her hus-
band to death, n,,s Of having III claim upon hin
except tint whrh wife justly-Ayorrcd may
hayu II tl,taa chnrgos nrc not true, this Mrs.
IslciEAnp 1tEALR Should brlng Mr. KosslTEH
JOHNSON 10 lN,ok; II they aro trlse, shc s'lpnld
hau:s her ea,i III sllamc a1A stop writing cars!s
to tho ucwspapcrs. 'lllure Is another wotnan III
New Yorl, claiming to he tho wife Of RlcnAHr'
REa1p wl,o has ut least sAe sympathy Of tho
pul,lsc. shc was married to lin, US they buttl
supposed, after his aiyorcn was procured, and
she lived with hiM a. Its wife till
Its su!-!lc which was said to be due
to thu prosecutions OF this first
woman. Tic sccond Mrs. lsio1IAnD 1lEALr II
nov III the hospital She 1ms four children
| three ot them born ut once shortly bcsoro tic
| dcath Of Nlr. REALr. fIer friends and tho at
mirrors Ut tor husbands genius arc contributing
to hcr srppurt. Mr.. RosSIrgR JOHNSON ha!
uoh1y given her tho proceeds Of the magazine
art[ele In which thu pathetic story OF tle poets
| litc ant death WIS 10 touch!ngly told.
, 1879-04-02
AN UNEXEGUTED TREATY.

Tho Treaty of Derln,. which WIS signot1
with such Il flourish Of trumpots, anl which
secured for D1snar1 q triumphant entrance
into London, is now in process Of execution,
md obstacles rise Mt every stop. Two Of
these obstacles have nss,lmol such dimeu-
sions tint aIrcnly the siEnatory Powers aro
in suarl. Tho European Commission wl,icl.
WIS sent into Eastorn nonino1iA has officially
reported that the provisions of tho trcaty
cannot ba oxeouIea for d a'long timo to come.
In view Of the dangera'pf such delny,
England las proposed Tint tllere shall to n
joint occupation OF tho province, aud En-
gland, France, md 1tniy lavo ngreed 10 send
coMtiugents. Germany llcs wisely declined
to take part in tho occupation. which will
loaye her free to net i'll my contingency that
1nny occur. AuBtrin is content with her oc-
cupation OF Bosnia aud Herzegovina, antl has
nil 6ho eau do to administer those provinces,
and cares little for Ea,turn ltoumslia, pro-
villcd slo can get foothold in A1acudonia,
20 a. to ,ave M outlet to tho I13ean Boa
Russin has takon ITO ac!iya stsp In thu
n,atter OF occupation, tho attention
| Of the Government just now hoing occupied
with the troubles at homo, which have
assumed Ill alarming phaao, tho revolutions
TRY spirit Of Nihilism having porvndad all
ranks Of society from tho nobility to Tho
peasants. trl!o diplomatic negotiation now
| goiuy On between Russia mud England does
not touch upon tho question Of joint ocnl,.
pation, hut simply concerns tho time whe,,
tho Russians aAalt eyaona.c, Russia holding
, 1879-04-02

II ll,o Democratic plan IL earrcd out, tl1cncxt
President Will not be GRANT or TItnHE, or any
OF 11le other prominent candidates, but thu
Chairman Of the Congressional caucus.
, 1879-04-02

Jo1tH SHERMAN Is to lu hold responsible Tor
tho tlcatl. o! tho urccnback party. Tie death
resulted from 'telnotlonal insanty,f or "Iat
lunacy," or something oE the sort.
, 1879-04-02

Arlington Heights. Mcar Washington, where
co. Union sol1less lie buried, has claimant
INV In tho pcsso, 1t ono OF the LEE family,
WHO would lska to be possessed Of ths old houe.