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He Killed Children as n. uo,.

Inc man who said he committes ,,n,, ,,,,v
~ IN ~ Neoraska Is thus portrayed by the orns
LOW safely lodged In Kearpey IAN ia, Us .,i -
fiuoaoihtl Is that. contrary 20 genera, .,,,, sO
@ he @u not be lynched. but hanged ~ ie,I
sss,noa an u, nay sunday the vicinity OF thr tati
60 "a, 70 nave more attraction Tor the ,,it zone
nan III me churches together All who Nr,sh,,
.itteI oclnS thoroughly searched Nvar,s sli,,.
~ en 1a ne IAN and interview the prisoner
me JAZZ where he Is confined IL q ~, s".I.
stone building. about forty f,ss, s,,,. '-S.n.y
ShtFHl ana hts family occupy the Ssen,,s ,, ~
ana The prisoners ar, confined on no '..,,.;
Hoor, Mhich has heavy iron doors and has
across the windows. Their, am fiyr ,.S,~s ,'
awaiting trial. mostly Tor horse Stealing Iinh
aruS : heavily ironcd IN cen i've feet by ssyen
loet. He seems cheerful and cnnrented cats
ana Sleeps well, laughs and talks freely win
amy one one who N.lll tax WITH him anb 80.
US II ne cared nothing about his awful ryimes
~ may Dc remembered that about a wear
uI so ago Nixon. alias Underwood onn
y, VIZ ,tiMfted Zig Springs MON Pacific ek-
press rohherS. Was Conn.ca I'm thfs ian for sass
keeping. In the tail al the same tf,,,e Vas NJ
udI.Soh husband. wao was awaiting trial for
stealing iumhcr. one mornjn,, both tho mrs
ohefs were missing, having escaped by saving
thfonEh the cell doors. which wera ado n
heavy boiler iron, ana afterwari saving throueh
the non bars OF the windows Richards no,r
states that he helped those men 10 escon, ana
furnished them with SAWS and pistols Harlseo
has ever since been afraid 10 come homo aud
his wife ana children were ramDfllrd "a n.
alone thereby becoming an easy prey 10 Rirh-
ards, who also states that al the time lie kille
Mrs. Harrison and her children breakfast had
been prepared. After he Killed hem hr Sr,lhi,,
the blood marks from tie ilaor then washed hts
hands. ate his breakfast and went TO HASTINGS
on visit. lie states thai lac cared no more Tor
killing the children nan IL thpl had been Young
tack rabbits he waived preliminary eNamtn.
alton. II is likely Judge GaSlin win hold Spr-
cia. tenn OF court Immediately for his speedy
trial.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
GOAL AND WOOD.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
Oau ~ our wharves, foot Of It'll st., and see Tor
yourself. COAL constantly arriving WOOD Of 1
kinds. Large stock and fair prices.
Sole manufacturers Of Etephensons Patent But,
died KINDLING WOOD The only Klndiin9 Wood
having Fire Lsh..- with every bundle
STEPHENSON h BIO,
Seressth Street Wharf.
Branch Once 1Nh and Penn's ave sep3Itr
- JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WOOD. TzLEeHON1O CONEECTIoNS GOAL.
FULL WEIGHT.
COAL. BEST QUALITY WOOD
Low PRICES.
WOOD. PROMPT DELIVERIES. COAL
Main Office, Wharves, mill and depot connected WITT
Uptown Offices by TELEPHONE
With Cnequa}ed facilities and ADVANTAGES FOR 600
n1lalcaGy cOnductinr the wood and coal trade
wharves factory, extensive store yards enabling as
stock up largely when coal ia lowest; Offices
throughout the city. and ali In immediate co,nInun
catlon lJsurine prompt attention to orders, we are
coal al the very lowest prices.
Remember, we insure strictly pure coal. Of lac
pounds to the ton.
Main ONCE Mil szsi cepot, foot of I2tn 18Th anc
t*l8 7th st L. W: sud 22l Pa ava. ga. tyiStr
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CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Phiiadetxha0 trifh CYvHA,s
ks:af tor SosfOn, PrOpfdencs. o.sG
the Near ENGLAND states.
Sailing Days.
roE Ph!iadei Phia-Saturday, at l2Ea
IRON Warhinston-Alonday, at IL .. m
From tiecrse:Cw n-Sfonday, at p. "a.
Eretghts received daily until p. ru Trroosn
bills Of lsding given @ Boston and &C.,
Providence, and fal River. Con EsSSsE
st<nees WISHING tlelr roOts landed at
taeorgetcwn Slarf VII plexse have them marked
"EfecrOetctrn u. c."
For fun Information s2piy to j. II. JOHNSON
%, iN2 i street northwest and l21h-street wharf,
GeorgetoEn, u, O.; WILLIAM P. CLYDE & 90. !;
General Mansceta. II South Whkrves. Phlsdel
phia- unar2Oiv
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DEATH OF A NOTED WOMAN.-Jennie Mitchell
Woman said TO be as well known in New York
as Cora Pearl was in Paris, died on Sunday I'M
der circumstances that indicated the too free
use Of chloroform. She left to her mother and
sister SIS, GOO in United States bonds, and dia-
monds which are appraised at $2S, 900.
NEW WINE In OLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. old
party-,'HOw long do you say that wine has
sir" Faceti0us Old party-"Lor', didn't know
flies would live as long as all that" Waiter
Fills, sir:' FacetiouS old party-"IeS, l mean
that one kicking about in the bottle. "-[FaR.
eEv-A four-year-Old girl, left alone with an
infant in Urbana- o., said to the mother on her
return: "Oh, baby'S all broke" The baby was
dead, having fallen from the little girls arms
and had its neck broken.
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MEDICAL, &c.

ny SMENOHRHEA, LEUCORRHEA,
II AID all cases IF FeInaie Weakness, Irregular
ties, &c, quickly cured No caOinel uSei III any
disease DR. BROWN, 1908 l. near 10th W jS- I'm
nR. BROWN cures Spermatorrhea, Premature
~ Decay, Seminal Emissions, Lost Yizor and all
Diseases OF a private or venereal nature Office,
1905 l. st., near 10th St NV declQ.Ims
NERVOUS I.XHAUSTION.-A medical es
~ say, comprising series of lectures delivered 1T
kahn's MuseuIr OF Anatomy on the cause and cure
OF premature decline showing indisputably how
lost health may be resained affording a clear sy.
nopsts OF impedments to marriage, and the treat
ment OF nervous and physical debility being the re-
suit OF ~ years experience. By mail, 25c, cur
rency, or postaee stamps, Address Secretary
nOv22 II w Sf 6Tu
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

A BGOsY sUSPENDERS.
Are something new" and comfortable ut so cent,
and 81 pair.
The Roesbery.' Scarf at 81.
The "Langhaln" Scarf at 81
The Waterloo" Scarf st 81.
The " Duke of Bedford" Scarf at IL
These are warranted "Lloye Attree Smiths
London Neck Wear" latest designs- Large Line,
lust opened at close prices
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
oct16-r $40 r st. u. tr., Opp Patent Ofioe
INALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A scperb selection for Gentlemen's Dress IN
And Street Wear received and ready for In
spection and offered at fair prices. Al
Respectfully reQues. the continued fav0rs Of -S6
my patrons xad the public generally.
r. j. HEIBERGkR
CITIZENS Army GAvH MERCHANT TABOR,
ES5 18th street,
sepl0R COrcOrAn Building.
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NEW YoRH-ROTTERDAM.

Ihs hrs =, sttallers q TINS line, W a.
"SCHIEDAsl" and MASS carrying the q. s.
mail 10 the Netherlands. leave Jersey CITY every al
intermediate $3.50; Steerage 1923. H. CAZAUX,
Gent Agt q South William ST.. New York FUNCH
EDYE co % 80. Vim. St, Freight Ag'ts; L. W,
MORRIS so BS'ay, Cienl Pass1er Ax't jsn1-ly
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ORNAMENTING THE KITCHEN NARH-You
wouldn't think much could be done to decorate
TIN boiler. would Sou" Yet I found a ME-,
horse6cepcr NJ work with a vial cork or two
and dust OF bath brick. at The surface of hers
nliing II In with bright dapples TN n looked an
other thing entirely. She would touch the end
of Tie cork 10 tie brick but occasionally TO
renew the grit while She rapidly dotted the
boiler al over with round shining spots. made
by tWirltrg touch OF the cork. II Is not much
trouble nor Very wearing upon the tin. for she
said that boiler had been served 80 for these
twelve years. I've been wondering since
whether ancient housewives didn't treat their
famous pewter ware iii that way. and il some
Cinderella or kitchen maid. mighn't hy using
pointed cork with more variety I'm the design
make something quite artistic out OF the home
N surface OF an old wash boiler. Who would
call II time wasted il there should happen 10 be
tlnle fort after0r before the washing was done.
IUd5JFu.6 fsf,yG5f
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1910 GREAT 1910
lCsC PENNSYLVANIA 1910
RAIrEE

1873 "$ S $SiRH 1878
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rafls,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
TRAINS nE EVE ptasHfSG rts 's s1sn
corner Of Sixth thai and streets. IS follows:
fts Car e 70 cssnsst AZ & Ssg .s Pr
lao pm. daily, with Palace Gar to Ohicaso.
Fl sA t,1!aS95. AS Eo POTOMAC EA1LEoAp
E Tss s;a tie S, So P,o It 70 q asy
@ Msve and g Era It 10
sor Nsx aa1 VIZ eAs sed sn day m on,
daily. with Palace Cars attached Limited IL.
press OF Pullman t'srlor Cars. 80 SIN. daily.
FOR Brooklyn, n. 7, all through trains connect at
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex,
Ing double ferriase and journey acreas New
For Philsdelpht., So 80 and 1915 p. m. daily,
Cor Baltimore. 90. 8:35, 80 s. m and 20 D. a.
gay sad e1eep, SUNDAY 1o;lo o.. 30 80 40
Cor Pores oIseS Iips. TOO I. H. aud 40 p. m.
Fer Annapolis, 90 = n. and 4:2o p, nc. daily. ex
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
% %6A k AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Ae1andria; 8, 9, To- II ~. l:l5. s. 4:2o, g.
66:1s, : ana II 80 p N. On Sundsy st g. ~, aud
for Richmond aud the South. s 80 a. NJ and 20 p.
m. daily.
For c. 4 o. r. r., 20 p rn. daily.
Trains leave AIeIaIlGrla Tor Hashtnrtou o, T. OD
9 10. II a-m- g. 4 go s. 6: rs, and II p. N.
On Sunday at 90 and 10 .. IL, and Is .. "a
Tickets, information, sleeping and parIor car &C
Sornmodstions can lie procured at TIE Offices north
EAST corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvanis
avenue; northeast corner of Sixth street and Penn
syvania avenue, and at The depot, where orders can
be left for checking OF baggage TO destination from
ootes and residences
1. p FARMER. Genera Passenger AGENT
FRANK THOMSON. General Maasscf nov9
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Dk. ROBEIITsON can be consulted every
II "Wednesday aud Saturday at his OtBce, 4ii @
st n W. near 9th st. adjoining National Hotel from
Alto p NJ. on al diseases OF the Urinary Organs
and Nervous System Recent and Chronic Gases
quickly cured Al Female Complaints quickly cured
Consultations strictly private, aud cure gnarsr-
Eeed in every case. Fifteen years experience.
Charges moderate Estn Office, 10 8 Eutsw ST.
Baltimore. oct4Iy
nR. HICOHD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE BR
IL stores manhood and the sgor OF youth to the
most shattered constitution In four weeks Failure
impossible. This me-restorin9 remedy should be
taken by all abOut to marry, or who have become
weakened from excess any other cause. Success
In every case certain a. that water Quenchsa
thirst eS per case Sole Agent. DE- JOS JACQUES.
University Place, New York
Druggists supplied. txpl-t.
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u II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer

PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOUR
IEkNI H STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN
AND L STREETs-I0T %. SUB OIVISION
OF sQuAKE 2li. FRONTING "a FEET BY
ALLEY.
VIII offer the above mentioned Lot for sale 80
az fHblc auction on the premises at half past iSR
1879 S A'-i'
Terms; One half cash balance one and two wears.
I1tle II rfect. -
his lot will be sold a. a positive bargain IDS
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LINE

Il UNITED STATES 4 ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
NEW YORK tc QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL,
Every Thursday and Saturday.
City of Berlin -. 5491 tons City of Montreal AGO
CITY Of Richmond. 900! :. City of Brussels .3I55
City Of Chester. 1856 4" City of n. York. $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est, largest and fastest on the Atlantic and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterooms, revolving
chairs III saloons, bath and smoking rooms, barber
shops. etc.
For rates of PASSAGE and other information, apply
70 JOHN g. DALE, agent 81 Broadway, N. Y, or to
y. A BROSSAS. go G. st J. ". BOTELER Il
BRO, 923 Penna ave. G. W. MORSE, Adams EI-
press Washington. dec2S-eo1ys
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of youthful n9rudence, CAUSING prem..
ture decay, nervous debility, etc. having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found q simple self
cure which lie WILL ssnd to hIs fellow sufferers
Address J. L. REEVES
GyAeolySs ~ Chatham street, n. Y.
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AUCTION SALEN
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On INV JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN NJ

S1EIS MALE of tAPRGN ED PROPERTY
On NlW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN NJ
AND n STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a dec of trust dated January A-A
10th, A: d. 1879 and recorded in Iiber No Hs2
IA 5olic 81, one of the land records Tor the .G-
Dlsr Of Columbia, aud at the request of the
Ia.ty secured thereby. we Will sell al public auc-
ton. IA front OF the premises, WEDNESDAY.
JsUuaIy 29rh. 1879. at O'Clock p m the following
Gescrited zeal estate. situated in Washington City,
District cf Go U1nbia Part of original lot t7h.
square numbered five hundred and twenty three
t2Z3 preference being had to before mentioned deed
cf trust fer fuller description, together with the
mi Iovenents thereon, consisting OF two two-story
Sno iase1neBt trick dwellings. being Nos. 1910 and
1l.2 New J. rfey avenue northwest.
Terms: he amount of Indebtedness secured by
Geo Ct trust With expenses of sale. in cash aud
the balance in twelve and twenty four months for
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest
II en- the Gay of sale and secured by deed of trust
on he property sod. viii be taken. A deposit of
SlGo requlred at time of sale All conveyallcine at
cnsI Of purchaser If terms of sale are complied
with in seven days the Trustees reserve the right
leselI the property at risk and of 6efaultine
u1ohaser, after FIVE days advertisement
LANES f. FITCH, T,,,,.oos
EDWIN c. CUTTER, : irus'ees
b H. WARNER, Auct ianS-w.f.m.6t
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TUNaZiD LINE.

GUNAztD LINE.
~ NOTICE
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF Col.
Hsion the Steamers OF this line take specific course
for oil seasons Cs the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown TO New
York or Boston crossing the meridian OF 50 at 43
l1t, or IiotElue To- the north of AZ.
OF 50 n A iat-. nothing to the north OF a
TEE UUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Bet,ree,s Nesc York and L4refD0ot, Caslisa0
ct Cork HarbOr.
FROM NEW YORK from NEW YoRx
Abyssinis Wed, Jan. Abyssin1a. Wed, Feb. IL
Batavia. Wed Jan. Il Batavia. Wed, Feb. ~
Algeria. y 60. Jan ~ Aisera Wed. Feb. Is
Scythia wed, Eeb. 81
And every following Wednesday from NsH Hoss
no Storage.
Rates of Passage.
by steamers carrying steersge. $50 and loo gold.
EccordtnG 10 accommodations
by steamers not carrying ste5raGe, $50, 8l0Q AID
s1S0 gold, SCcCriIS 10 accommodations
Tickets TO Paris, : Is, y0ld, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms Tickets Issued
a. special low rate c. 800 gold during the fall and
GiGter season
Steere2e at very low rstesL Steerase tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and al other parts Of
E1rope st lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Eayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
xnd for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply 1t the Company
cmce, No. Bowling Green, or both steera1e and
cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW. SOS It'll street. Washing.
i3sly CHAs g. FRANCKLYN. Agent, n. 7.
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STEAMERS, dc.
NOTICE TO MouNT VERNON PA

~ SEN6ERS
Inc steamer v. w CORCORAN which has
peen recently hrtit and furnished, ~K-A
4 L BLAZE. CAPTAIN, is tie only boat EEzuN
Alowed 70 land passengers at Mount &~sssskszkzMn
vernon wharf. Round trip Al, including admi sainn
10 mansion ard Rrnunds. 0AA
steaner leaves eth street wharf dsiiy tsundsys ex
ceDt..tl at ~ g IT., and returns about D M Mob
hOLLINGSWpRTH, SuCt Ladies' Mount Vernon
AssoolAton- l. l. BLAkE, steamer VI. W. Cor.
CtTdn tel5~ly
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MONTH GERMAN I.LOYD-sr7.wsuIp
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvR2, LoNpoH.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers of this COMPANY win sstl eysry Pat
ge.GaJ from Bremen Pier. foot of Sd ST, go
doboken- Rates Of passage: From New -3ES&A
York to Hayre, london, Southampton SA4Aakf
and Bremen, hrst cabin, 600; second cabin, ESQ.,
gold Steerage, $50, currency For freight or Das
sase syris to ONLRICHs 4 co, Bowling Green.
rev VOTE octI-Iy
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ARRANGEMENT

FOB NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND TIN
SOUTH.
e s.g1I 80 elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
1hE Lane, Captain @. J. BoNNF- -fT@1S
slLLk leaves 6tirstreet wharf, until -sSa3nnzEf ~
tuItnef not!ce. every Monday We'd sN19~An1oalso
peecay and Friday, at O'Clock % M coDnarttn.
Tltn steamers for Boston, Providence and other
EoI1srn Eolnts Returning, leaves Norfolk every
1osoosT' thursday and Saturday. st O'Clock .. n
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
xS.een1er JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOIN r.
wOop, iesFes Fer wharf, terminus OF ~n-N
stn Anu Sth street line of cars at g. ExE4iazxx5}>
n, three times yer week, for Currio- n1kkD
tnan, NomiTl aud Leonardtown, stopping at insar.
tneonSIs iandinss each trip Days Of sailing Mon.
0sy, THURSDAY and Saturday.
feI turtker information, apply at the ofice OVER
Metropohtan Eans, knox's Express Office or st tt1e
CCnpany's Wharf foot of 9th street " s
Baakage called for on application at Knox,e Er
rrsas Office. SAATgI RtIlON De-. ~
B. J. ACCINELLY. Agent
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK
lie Ste:nlers JOHN GIBSON and T. O. KNIGHT
GtefnSttiy leave Pier Al East River, New 49,
5or1, every Saturday, at O'Clock D m ;>lK63A
ssfeorssiown every Saturday, and Aexan- SAs1M
Freight taken at loves, rates For information
spfiy az Office ever Metropolitan Bank 18TH strpst
O to 4 p. A. DENHAM, Agent Water street
Georgetown. ' '>*e0ss
spIi-r SAMUEL BACON President
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The echoes OF the Campaua-O Leary faSco re-
peat tie alleged confession OF the scorers en-
pioyed at bridgeport, who say that Campana
was marked up twenty miles a day during his
performance in iiubbelS Hall in thai cit.: tina
ohe CT hls friends ran ten miles each night for
him While he slept. and that in his great ninety
niles Iun On the last day the scorer WAS seen
10 maxi hin up ten mtleS-EN y Tribpts
Daily globe., 1879-04-26
to give us the best exhibition of Roscoe

to give US the best exhibition of Roscoe
Conkling's powers.
To-day, instead of bestowing belittling
epithets on Judge Davis, Mr.. Conkling
might be tittingly called the inconsequent
Warwick of the Republican party
in the Empire State. When he arrived from
Europe he manipulated the State convention
in such a consumate way as not alone to
rout the President, but to rebuke the ad-
ministration. He is fully capable of placing
the Executive in the anomalous position OF
Andrew johnson in his first year of the
presidency.
In the fierce combats of reconstruction,
or in the ordinary Senatorial conferences on
public questions, it is the same manifesto
tion of the political trickster, forever using
the same weapon of caustic raillery and
savage sarcasm. His really remarkable
triumph of two years ago has borne no fruit.
and his most ardent admirer must have an
| occasional twinge of apprehension about the
| ultimate public career of man who is equal
to the disintegration of his party, just tc
avenge his own political grievances, and per
sonal animosities.
Judge Davis can afford to be ridiculed by
such an adversary as Roscoe Conkling, whose
Senatorial record proves him to be constitu'
tionally incapable of statesmanlike o.
patriotic conception of either.
Daily globe., 1879-04-26
MINNESOTA S1GAR.

Formation of Company for Its Manu-
facture at Faribault, from Amber Cane.
An incorporation, articles of which have
been filed with the seoretarylof state, has
been formed with headquarters at Faribault,
Rice county, as the Minnesota Amber Cane
Refining company. The capital stock of
the company is fixed at $4,000, of which
$4,000 has been paid by some forty-four
stockholders. The officers of the corpora
ton are: Seth M. Kenney, president; John
Muller, secretary; Israel B. Spencer, treas
urer; and Thomas B. Clement, Thomas h.
Layhed, VIM. w. Nudge, Archibald w. Nc
Kinstry, Charles F. Miller and James Will
helm, directors. The object of the incorpo-
ration is for the purpose of carrying on the
business of manufacturing syrup, su-
gar and vinegar, and refining
syrup and sugar, the planting, cultivating
and harvesting and preparing sugar cane
and other products for manufacture by said
corporation into syrup and sugar; the pur-
chase, sale and dealing in crude syrup and
sugar, seeds, cane, sugar, syrup and vinegar,
and other manufactured and unmanufactured
material incident to the said business.
Daily globe., 1879-04-26

dess OF liberty, the boys in blue had stood spon-
sors for the boys in gray as they would always
stand against any party or men who attempted
to break down the bulwarks of civil liberty.
Applause on the Democratic side)
Can any one doubt where Gen. Bragg
would be if the Republican scheme of firing
the party heart should be carried to the ex-
treme, or where his party supporters would
be in the North?
The Democrats North and South, rather
than endanger the perpetuity of the coun-
try, submitted Loyalty to the Inauguration of
Hayes, when honestly believing that the can
didate of their party had been defrauded of
his rights by Republican chicanery. They
stand ready to sacrifice much more for the
welfare of the country, but there is point
reached when the barriers erected give way,
and the pent up flood is let loose to destroy.
In the present contest there is no
claim made that the Democrats
are attempting anything not warranted
by the constitution. 1t does not possess the
feature of novelty, the practices resorted to
being as old as the government itself: Then
why this talk of calling upon the sword for
its arbitrament? Why not discuss the ques.
tions honestly and temperately upon their
merits? The people have yet to pass judg-
ment, and the party erring will certainly suf-
fer for it. Drop the war talk. There is
danger in it. Familiarity breeds contempt
Threats in Congress like those of Joyce, indi,
eating the mere possibility, familiarizes the
people with the idea of internecine war
and learns them to consider it possible ir
certain emergencies and to prepare them
selves for the crash.
Let the people cry ahalt to their Congress
men, or if they really want another war le
them urge them on in their present course
and get their households in readiness for tn
bloody encounter, here in St. Paul, in Louis
lana, in Portland, Me-, in Augusta, Ga.
everywhere all over this broad Union
for when the dogs of war are again le
loose in this country in civil strife it will b.
no child's play, and the scenes of tn
French revolution, causing the blood to rul
cold whenever thought of, will be enacted in
every section of this land of the free ant
home of the brave"
Daily globe., 1879-04-26

CHICAGO is greatly excited over the at
tempt to assassinate Edwin Booth on the
stage of McVicker's theatre on Wednesday
evening. The conviction seems to be gain
ing ground, however it is the only rea-
sonable theory of tho occurrence-that the
man Gray had morbid desire for notoriety,
and had no intention of hitting MIR. Booth.
Some are uncharitable enough to assert that
it was simply an advertising dodge, to which
Booth was privy, to revive the dropping for
tunes of the once popular actor. He has
been playing to empty benches for more
than year past, his fame having been
almost totally eclipsed by the superior per-
formances of Mccullough, Barrett and Sulli-
van, and something was absolutely necessary
to make him a winning card for managers.