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The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
BALLOTING IN AR
KANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 22.-Three
ballots were taken to-day for United
States Senator. The foilowingl Is the last
ballot: Walker, A; johnson, 81; Bell, "a;
baxter, IA; scattering, Z. Necessary to
choice, I'll.
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Now that thu Now YnrL I,.,I,

Now that the New York Tr,bune 10
confronted with a cipher Investigation i,
seems to have lost some of its hilarity
Ihe able editor probably had no idea
that the Democrats would accommodate
MIN with an inquisition. He resembles
In many respects, the California gentle.
man who followed the grizzly bear for
three days and then quit because the trail
was growing fresh.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
ANOTHER BALTIMORE ELEC-
TION JUDGE CONVICTED

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22-In the United
States Circuit Court Today, Judge Bond
presiding, William j. McCleary, Judge
OF Election, indicted for interfering with
special United States Deputy Marshal
In the sixth ward at the late Congression.
al election, pleaded guilty and was fl ined
in five dollars and costs, in all. .,yhtv.
eight dollars and forty-seven cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
THE RENO INQUIRY,

CHscAGo, Jan. 22-.In the Reno inouirv
to-day, Lieutenant Varnum testified that
he thought Reno took the best possible
position after he left the woods with hi
communal but thought there were hard
ly enough men To hold ". Reno did not
exhibit any remarkable conduct either
Tor bravery or coolness
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD

To all who are suffering IRON the er,,
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood. Az
Will send a recipe that will cure vn
FREE Of CHAkE. This great rem,,
WAS discovered by a missionary In soT1
America. Send self-addressed enysls,.
To the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Slatlo,
Bible House, New York City.
dec2O- el)d AWIy
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Serenaded.

Yesterday being the 45th ANNIVERSARY
of Prot. Elingers' birthday, the City
Cornet Baud, of which he is leader, sere-
naded him They were invited in by the
Professor and served with refreshments.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
SEN ATOR PLATT

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 22.--Both
Ii ouses OF the General Assembly met in
convention at noon to-day and ratified
y me election Of Orville II. Plat as United
States Sen ator.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
Education No Bar to Suffrage

TRENTON, n. j., January 22-In the
Assembly to-day there was lengthy dis
cussion of the bill repeating the act of
1878, which prohibits persons a attending
any college, theological seminary, acade-
my, or other literary institution, in any
township, ward or city, for the purpose OF
obtaining an education, from voting. The
bill was finally passed by vote Cf 81 to
15.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

Nj OTICE.-The regular quarterly -
~ ing OF the Trustees OF the Poo, ",ss I,
New Castle county. Will be held a. d. y
10 O'Clock, a. m. Ali per sons hayins IN Il
VIII please present them on or beiotss ,.i ".
day, 'M
1ne Supply Committee will NEE, .,.
Aims house, Saturday, Feb. Ist. :, y
O'Clock, a. m. when proposals will h, !,
ceived for furnishing the Aims Pon'
with bread and meats for the nex, S,s I,,.
months. w. COncuIv
jazz. .25. q. .2sdAw secrs,a,,
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EXTRA MEETINGS.

The extra meetings at the First Pres
byterian church, Will be continued very
evening during the present week. All
are invited.
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FIFTH EDITION.
GRAHAM's NECK sAvRD.
A VERDICT OF GUILTY OF MANsLAU0I
TkB TO BB ACCEPTED.

VERDICT OF GUILTY OF MANsLAU0H-
TsR TO BB ACCEPTED.
Ia can be stated by .THH PRxss this
morning, on the best authority that II has
been AZ last definitely determine that
Graham shall not suffer the death penal
~ for his part in the terrible crime for
which Benjamin Hunter was executed.
This decision was only arrived at yester-
day after q series Of long and careful con-
sideration of every phase OF the case,
and after the arguments pro and con had
been well weighed.
Prosecuting Attorney jenkins, has
been from thp begiDning, and, it may be
stated, Is yet in favor Of trying Graham
for the capital crime, and refusing TO ac-
cept any plea on an indictment other
than for murder in the first degree. This
opinion is also held by some Of the
jldges, but was opposed by Attorney
General Stockston. The latter ge utleman
held, that not to accept the plea of
guilty of murder in the second degree,
would be to establish a bad precedent, as
II would thereafter, should Graham be
hanged, be almost impossibl TO expect
any person to turn States evidence. The
latter opinion was coiDcided in by ma
jority of the gen lemen who have the de-
, cisiOn left in their hands.
Attorney General Stockton will con-
duet the case for the State, Mr.. jenkins
being permitted to withdraw at his own
request. The case will be the last called
at the present term, and 1t Is believed
that Graham will bc sentenced 70 TWEEN.
ty-one years imprisonment. Graham, IL
of course unaware of the favsra BILE deci-
sion reached. He maintains thorough.
ly composed deIneanor, eats well, sleeps
/ regnla, ly, ami chats about his prospects
with the utmost apparent ind Inference
| IL Is only necessary TO add that his mi nd
was never less affected than IL is to-day.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
AN ICE-BOUND EXPEDITION.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. 22.-The
Golos announces that authentic lntelIi-
gence has been received IRON the Cover
nor OF Eastern Siberia, that Prof. Nord-
enskjOld's steamer Vega is ice-bound
forty miles from East Cape. The au-
tuorities OF Jukutsk have been instructed
to issue general summons TO the citi>
zens TO assist the expedition. A special
relief expedition of reindeer anu dog
sledges has been organized, but it is fear
ed this assistance will be too late. A
Russian man-of-war from the Pacific
station will sail to Behring's Straits TO
try to extricate the Vega or bting of the
creW.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
MR.. CARPENTER NOMINArrn

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 22.-The Republi.
cans nominated Matt. II. Carpenter for
United States Senator by acclamation
this morning. This secures his election,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

Note-Beware of persons whe recon-
mend any otter article 'just as good, >
and take. nothing else but Dr.. Bulls cough
syrup.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
PERSON All.

Ex-Gov. John Z. Cochran, was in
town to-day, calling upon his numerous
ftiends. He is looking well.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
Funeral of JOh n joyce.

The funeral OF John Joyce, took place
this morning from his late residence No.
5l4 Walnut street, and was very largely
attended, The deceased was member
of he Water Witch Fire Company, and
und,r the rules OF a recent convention
each company OF the department furnish
ed cab Tree of cost. The funeral servi-
ces were conducted in st. Mary's church.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
THE PENSION BrrJ
HAYEs CERTAIN TO sIoN-Hov VIM,
0BBse Provide TEE SlOO O00 oo.9 "

eRsss PROVIDE TEE si0O, 600 ocr ot0''
WAsHIN0roN, Jan. 22.-Havs.
sign the Pension Arrearages 5II y
discussion In Cabinet yesterday , ,n,t u.
almost certain. Sherman said /, h
cost $50 ,000, 900. He said 1t wouls oN
danger resumption. He said Coras.s y
ought TO be informed that il mus, els IVY
increase taxation or authorize ,bs ua' 70,
Of bonds TO meet the vast outeo nv pMs
clared the dill unwise, He d,d na a
wise its veto. Neither did Scbpr,n n0,% y
said the same thing. Neither ID sH
other member Of the Cabinet ail
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

Gen. Butler has 63l cipher disn,,,,
which he will deliver to the comr;a"asi commas,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
No. >.

Rlankets, Wool Flannels, Canton Flan-
nels, Water proof q oods In all colors, Felt
Skirts, &c. You can buy these goods from
us TO advantage.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
THIRD EDITION
TINE LEGISLATURE.
TIE snNATH.
Specially Reported for the Gazette.

The Senate met at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Sharpley, Chairman Of the Com.
mite on Revised Statutes presented
aud favorably reported upon the act to
further extend the time Ofthe Recording
of Deeds.
The bill was read third time by sec
tions and passed the senate.
The act "authorzing the conveying OF
certain lands to and by Henry Switzer,
an alien" was reported favorably upon
by the Committee on Vacant Lands, was
read third time and passed
The Committee on Agriculture report
ed favOrably on the act prohib ung live
stock from running AZ large In Schoo,
District Nos. III and "a, aud such parts
of No. Is AS lie in n. w. Forke Hd., Sus-
sex county.
Or motion of Mr. Penne WILL the bill
diyorcing VIM. B. Ladoux from hls wife
Emily Ladoux wa- read a SO cond Time.
The Committee OF Corporation report
ed fayorably on the "act to extend thu
charter of the Delaware City, Salem s
Philadelphia Steam Navigation Co." 1t
had its final reading and was passed.
MT Sharpley introduced billto amend
Chap 66 Sec. and Revised Statutes,
in reference to the regulating of weights
and measures.
The Committee on Revised Statutes
reported favorably on the act in relation
to the states of aliens. Passed
The same committee reported favora-
bly, on the act in relation to payments
made to aud by executors or administra-
tors of persons supposed to be dead
Passed.
The bill giving the Governor power TO
appoint an additional Justice of the
Peace for New Castle county was report
ed upon favorably and passed the Senate.
Adjourned.
AFTERNooN SESSION.
The Senate met at 8 O'Clock.
On Mr.. Cooch's motion 500 copies of
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

Mr.. Joseph Jefferson is in New Or
leans.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
A Grand Benefit

During the next 81 Days, by offering them
extra Inducements and bargains IN
all kinds OF desirable
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
No. =.

Bleached and Brown Muslins, Table
Linens, Towels, and all kin is OF Linen
Goods at prices to suit the most economi
cal and exacting.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

The balance OF our stock OF Cloaks we
will almost give away, as we don't wish
carry over a single cloak TO next season.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
DRY GOODS

As they want 10 reduce their Large Stock
previous 10 taking Account OF STOCK,
February lst.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
AFTERNOON SESSION.

On Mr.. Coochs motion 500 copies of
the Governors inaugural Address were
ordered to be printed for the use of the
Senate.
Mr.. Denney on part of the joint CON-
mittt appointed to settle WI h the Sec
retary of State IN relation to the conting
ent fund presented the following:
Balance GU hand settlement OF
1876. Sl0O SO
Appropriated in l877.... 7O0 20
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
Crosby & Hill

Have decided TO give the People OF VIII
mington and Vicinity
, 1879-04-29
GEN. DIX.
Il Patriotic I.ctter Written by Him In Jan-
uary. 1KOt.

Il 1'atrutl1 Letter Written by Him In Jat,~
uary. lHOt.
Hrtttas Corrtstoadt,lta u The Tribune,
ToLEDo, O.. April 25.-SHca the death of
Gen. .Iul,n A. DIX, tho venerable }Iero OF Two
wars, stutcHnEIi, author, nn scholar. TINT MEM
nrabo scnteuce of his, I" II any mAn attctnlts
10 pull down thu American tIag. shout him OIL
tho spoil" has bcrll oftcu repeated with avur
rcnuwed enthusiasm snl interest. Nen. Dix
as written scser1! volumes, upon which ln do.
voted much caru aud attention, III" w,lrll llayu
a1ten plasa 1n tie pcr''Ei'ut literature OF Tho
country, They nt'c,l! IN a}IEoribms, at,t sr1.-
tolIcrs, atn! wrll.raIcl UerInia: nrt nowlcro
us lis frnHetl selItrlt1 Which 50 tuuclles tho
heart as this tersa order.
ht,tHr Inns aYr rcIittlnber to liAyc kfen u let
TER written hy ten. lllx to IL fr!rud OF lia Il.
New for!, Gatssi y lalfuary,. lsDi. a fow tlays
hcluru tliu Olu tn Detective JulI.cs, which eoM-
tais.ed tho famons scntsnGo quoted alnss
uhi not ,naku ropy Ut 1t, but its language lu,-
pressed itself us'n tno to silrl III extent TINT
think ga1' quutu lsF!Ict's of 1t nearly word Iot
owEer, nlAl was IN Thu hatl.!s Of oil Autograph
Eu.tlrr.r for sale. Who Ia ils prcscl,t posscssur
woul! t:o hard to tel. II It ~ now In existence
Il is t" in hoped that this atfempt ut quotation
uhle document, mud IT. ct',Ipunlof,-pirco to tho
most fu..,oIs order IT the lat0 Wus. wi! nut
I'y recoi!ccll0nh IN huotatto1s Marka, ,Nl tu tn-
tl!sltu t!nl l'lr exact words arc rccaalad but to
distinguish them trt,ln tnY own composition.
I1e letter opct'ol with professions OF friend
bl!p fur thu patiy atltlrcssetl a,u an excuse for
hit lnpre promptly answering 4 'uttGr which II
would sccsn thu gentleman lsal trst adlresscdto
thing Us f0ll0wt:
have rrauy bse,, Iuoru busy than Gun tell
you Will! the sescrs duties o( my dtpaEtlHent.
EvcFytAtn" was III .!lr very wurbk slnpu lnsagiM.
every pais within Ills power TO lt} sttfr the sstu-
alfuLl. l cannut understand! how tIlu Frestlcnt
, 1879-04-29

ttuItllllc 43Hnttl,
A aingulasy tAnful md sud cxpprtcuce 9lus
been tlmi uf hurrlur who kas uruIt e,nulatin.
tllu exploits of MIR. Pcntr ut bhetllcltt. T'l,c
pluldcrsceker letesmlncd to ciIltr d pawE.
brokur's sllnr by tl.e chimney. Descending Il.
htrwevsr, unst, .!csptu all lila Efforts, failed 10
get free. Fur tour loMg to1,rs hu struggled In
vaiu, md il.en tho servant Ut tile pawnbroker
cAIuo Asll lighted tiia tro below. THU Tic
roasllng Ut tbs burglar began. What kind 0f
sel,satls,n the ratber experienced wa aru vli to
tulaglnu; all thAt ID knuwM IL ll!at, utter tlrou
llu,trs u torstlre Ills groans BECAME au utlttb!u
tlMt thu proprietor Of tbs piaeu heard ,t.cn,,
alld. sending fur tho poltcu usnl 4 bui.dor, did
the best tc eonM 10 extr'catu thu thiuf, Tlls
proved, however, to he 10 easy n1atur, for bv.
f1ro ilIu entraptel rasc1l rouiI u rescued tho
hrfckwur]s tad IT. bu fu!len down. When tul,,Itl
tl.e miserable ll.nn was tmbcadvsl lirlnty "cry-
Ing feartully,h tlis Mutl! atnl tycs wcrh Tiled
with xs,ok, md ta was "lreauluiIy scurvtCd,,'
ulul lIu diel immediately utter liu WAS taken
nut,
, 1879-04-29
'lfat'1srtl llf.srn.

'fItKtu klhEH+
Gtrfhag< iiti.) t,asfsle.
The flousa VI llenreAeutatiygs ut Springfield,
last "Wednesday, rcIeasc,l T1E CH1cAan TIM.
usE correspondent, frank Ncyns, by au almost
u1asll,ltt,uA vule, AMI the members were gIasl
10 luck ont Vi tlle serape, although they hai uot
the slightest exruSs Tor .lnI,,g ~. as Mr.. Nor
rtson remarked, "They erawisd out uf the saslle
liola they went II, at." THEY naGr nsses at
themselves ,t tl,u eyes Ut ll: peUrlv wcn tlIey
sent Ncyinh tn init; but ts!c!r pltstllnNlslous
action IN thus prcripftalrly backll. dnwm 3rutE,
eon!unpt tllun ever, II ,osstl,lc. uno favt was
nut!ccnbIe wlrh the resolution ~ rcleaaA, Ssyhs
came np: the fellows wilt, weru oGllrst u Their
cxurrhsions III Indignation u. tic attucIi upon
lsr virtue wla , the soIrpo,e.,t; w. vs. so.
CIT tn reicaso him. Thu wl'ola tll'l, WIS ,!.~
graceful from beginning III .tId. No hEslatlvO
body VI any tlecehcy wuIld isnso sGat u MIN tu
il common Jul, llko u lo ae.thlaf, under similar
circumstances. Nl.tli treatment u An offender
aaul,,st legislative "d!gniv" null "yrtuu " Ia
unprecedented III thu history N this or al,y
ol'cr state, nm! tue llousr M Illinois richly t!u'
serves tis 8uPttttto runtGlnit ~ which. ulu
whole people VI the Statu now 1Iuld It.
Tho Progress af Illustrated journalism In
al,e West.
.Ss,r 1HFE hFnnhic.
The 0raphic's example Is 10 rIcsistltaly con.
taginus t!lAt tht newspapers urc sl,stl,Ig intu
pictures, al' over tlr country. lhu intcks coll
vert to our theory n,ni prnctiec Is TnE CHICAGO
'rNJnuSr, Which comes out III its tssue 1f tho
alst insl. with lilrcu striking illustrations Vt tic
Suuga.llun County Jail, 1t, which lis correspond.
cnt, Mr.. Neyius, has rercntly st'otIt Il srant two
weeks for uiulgtay II. feelings Of contempt for
thu llI.no!a Legislature uno VI tl4esu pictures
las rrferr,,eo to tl outside Ut tho jail, MI, tho
jus ftt
, 1879-04-29
ueal+ d:llfEprA.

Shon,d auYthIug happpt, 10 Lord Chelmsford
IN Zululafnt. .b pIaeo will bo takvr, nut by Ten.
Sir JuE1l Issct. ls has bren ANNOUNCED, but tv
Grn lhu lou. II. II. Clifford. wo Ii at tbs ltd
q: thr rc!nfusrci,ents. Sir Joh l3lsspt las beer.
sent .dIt mcrrls ~ u ki,i Ut military udyscr su
III. Con,n,H,nlrr.tn-Cl,lrt, hslng raltier theu.
tAau Il pr,utlrat l;enurai. tiuu. Clifford, uu lllu
cGlitrAry, Ii an experienced solIicT, Who has
runu through several eu.npaigns, at!t who tt,olt
I1art III the kufllr war ii lBit'ls. TEe Lullul.
lluF!st leila good stuEy Ut him:
''Uu' duy III brsttsl! ka,Frarsu hs wus iu thu
art vi A.t.ilI uuwu u lAu yruuul, piurluE one
, 1879-04-29
TOM HOGAN.
An Unsuccessful Effort to Pack tho
Coroner's Jury.
ivbat Was Lenrnc,i Yesterday Regarding
tic Case.


Tie ofY.rx NJ 1chtc,, rcst,cn,a ~ t,lcao, ,olo
W. ".A's " ""'s. '.e'us"'' VI ""'1"s' tas'
ec''a''. amount ~ INTEREST," hso u1eas's Mot"ea
~ and excited over tile dcath Of Tom Hogan,
1'nwn J'rus,cc oml cnuntv f.om,u,s.,t,ncr. ont
=, H., ,t, " ,,ts ,,a..,' -. ..so.
Nv .''e t'e u ~" otae'' p'op''elo' y. s1oeesf
u anG s,trax , Ms1 h i,.t cary ~ on
Lu.,tlborg, un olllcer OF thu liyde Park police
fnr,.. ria ,,.4uIs ri ,hn ,o,y ,vhr.h l.1 r. ,hs
s,"ut,,,- ,vcro ~ f,,rnts,,.t - y. rm. ru,n,sr NJ
r"s,"r''sv s'v%s "''' '''''A'so W LUZ '"'N'SA VI
a crowd gathered Yesterday morptng at the
}o,,se nf Mi,.,,,nt f,n1ou. MA Enrtv.s.conth
.treo, =, ,n"t, 49,, ...s,s.' ~ ~" .ha f,1n.a.
:. .', a"a,t ~. a..!'a. ~ ."s .o'""s''
lay In The front room, from which the tlotcful
cries Of women could bc heard proceeding at In
tervaIs. They were "stttInu un will tic
CORPSE" nnl their grief found vent tn meanings
nn,i tears. THE body was hidden from sIrht,
continued their lamentations, nli liz men uut-
1t was nearly !, ucluck ii, The afternoon before
C"rsncr Mann upptarctl u,.on tic sccuc, the
!trst in,lulatlnn I,r rsvcvrd oi the traeedy WIS
from THE TNinuxE Of yesterday, whtcl. ton
tAi,,ctl lIt: Ktor,. Ilnyng three fnquests on
]ian!l during t1e forenoon, lso wus unuble to al
tcnd i,c1orc ills Tine.
y sretned that t!'e Coroner Ind same inkltug
Of tie stntc OF uFart, ior wlen he arriyc, at tic
corner OF Forty.seyt:tth street ind Wcutwo,th
avenue lie ilal with him so,uu rfplt or ,,iur
citfzcns, residents n3 Stulc street, Wabash uyc-
nuc, md other streets Il few blocks uwuy,
rug WISDOM or rms .,:r,os
,ro. e,,,, ,,h,., ,i,r ,..o,.... ...,,.....,'..
,, ""s sea "rn VIZ ,.G ~. 10 compute the 1nfy
"as "r o,i. ~ .t.eaos o. .e aea4 'naf! rahre
rnImMsr,e ~ tan ~ ue Mt 10 silu', siiil
f,s. si lit m,,,, ~, J." Luz @ @ p 10 ~ n!p'';
"ca,t i ~ M a!u.' ~, LIZ trJ. un9 hsAn stslea
~ ~ ~. .Me .s'!so" a!ht W. Ha3 Hoia1'aiii
was s rs,",siiv I 't,I,s e rio ho"n ~ " h!oG rasN,
~ .ip i "t,te: ~ W. lie 'aet Is t!at, p!i9r
, 1879-04-29

Although many aru p1csi!sJtosoa 10 lung troubles
ftu, b!yl spt Gven such may vEcal.s collau4utlpn
Or Ullsr pulmonary Or bronealal Diseases. II due
inH CAUSED aro promptly ,tealcl w lhsy sri.s. il
u IN l1rsu enves Is. Jayues ExFectUrant exercises
lsA u0st bCnrhcisl rIiurta, nnl has pf.,uuceI lLa
removing coughs and cO!Is, which, whsn lelt to
thems4tyes, atu the Immediate causc4 VI lulsr.
culoAs development. tnls ataniatd Fc1sedy utlays
lng Ua2y rxpscluratIun. ctaslscA Tho iulys Q{ the
.an.tances wtull ciuy thunl Up. aud which RAPIDLY
uesssoy when suitrItl to Fr.LuIu
, 1879-04-29

Anna Lewis chased nclcl.bor IN Cincinnati,
firing ut bin aa she ran. 1inttl ar llal rtnptIel
tl,c suyen elumbers of d tuyoIyrr, wllc, yku
loutlrl tic weapon ulla llred seyrn tines tnUto
-uIl without hitting h!n', although Ills cloth!ng
WuS perforated.
, 1879-04-29
uEl Perkins" Among the Refugees
at ST. LouiB---He Feeds and
Talks with Them.
Wrongs and Cruelties Prac-
ticed upon Them in
Louisiana.
Kansas and tho 1mmigrants---A State
Organization to Extend Aid
to the Now Settlers.
IN AiIsSISSTl'PT.
reon, f3ur (Itptt ECTfrs1}a1ltne.

,,1 At l,rcakfQst tlad an Interview With the Gov
,nor Of Mississippi. Tle Governor Is fnc-
looknr man, large alll imposing in Lis appcar-
,ncc. You would set him down at 0nee ossh
rnon llsey 10 move slowly IN 4 doubtful or
,cr]exI:. ease. Ills temperament IL perhaps u
tr,ae saturnne. IIc has the reputation Of being
,rlrenley cautious anil conservative. Ny Intro
ductiuu Ind been already nn1c, nlHl launched
It ouee upon tic troubled sen Ut Southern poli-
tic.. ,..-...- .
"0oyernor,'' sail hrislsly, "what eau you
TIL nle about tho exa1usf"
Mot much" lie replied slowly, I" lam not In
aposItton to speak freely ou political subjects,
bnd larg not the insest information. Vlcks-
bpr. IL The headquarters for cxoatis-news.h
"l.ayc puy people gono from this vfctnlty7"
"Thcy tell niu tint good many have moved
from Edwards Statlon, which Is on the road
between llcrc unl Vlelssburg."
"Arc the planters there suffering for waut Of
hboctsi"
AYES, considerably"
"Will bc permitted to 20 on the plantations
anil talk With tho laboscrsl"
"1don't know nbout that" said tic uoy-
eruor, With peculiar look. ''our people aro
LITTLE JEALOUS or ANT 1SrgnfEnENcr.n
"lIut ,lo''t intend to inturfcrc, Governor.
lam only looking for nforn.utlo.,."
ut nlght mt ts pleasant for yor," said tho
Governor Significantly, III YOU wcro ,njstu,ten
for an emigratfo1l-agent."
"Sow, that is why hare como to you. You
know who mn, md yo,t cau helm inc. | wonId
Ii!c IN ,ayc win sIgn ann,eth,,n, far ,no T., 49,
',ns ~ .a'e w." sGu so'v.n's ,' 'or nc III t'lc
snape ' s,e o. efe,et.als" ta Whersapon drew up
@ amsn. wc 10 i" "aa ,r,, o following ao
teIt,tion: ~ 1 "''"0As = '''o''''S'o .
10 rAon. 4 tnay concern.
.o.,s,a%aHan9 sns eeas5 9f THY. is ne'vanapor'
IN. IT, as M aies nnrIosa a"E Il inIs staa % a
seni j. II. sross,
"lhat Will put ron right before our pcoplo,"
latl .he Governor as he hunde.l back tic paper.
"Yuu l,ays nothing to apprchond, nor l,as auy.
No''lletn taah travelling iii ti'ls section, unless
, 1879-04-29
MINISTERlNG SPIRITS,
Az dew upon TIM flOwess,
.tA rain nI,t,N flIe eiM.
FsUl!l unt The spirits thJweFa
ClUse by the throt,p Af God,

Our loved ones come 10 greet III,
"I'n htusii tho tcArs a*lIy,
And tell lis they Will meet ia
., In deaths sni.enext day.
CuicA1o, April, lhfD. A. u. G,
, 1879-04-29

eret fEccrh oE the Satihual uanccs in tl,e ltea'f
tH tonEr,AsInnu, TIE ThnIuNE's artist. he.
ny. ils VT dt',lbt mt, true pre. ftapllncllc WINS,
OF course, Obliged 10 draw the r1g I,nfnrc he
i ia.m1s S,aw t' jamta, leaving 'he latter
ever, rather afds tn t'mN tlctsartz iron the in'-
prrsBfun ursn1cctl by llesn illustrations ia tIlr
eye of the cultivated critic. Those who hnve
aegn !itrner's fn,nous paipt'uE, tn. "5Invc.
SNIP" VII! remember that 1t Is n little dill
On TIC water. orc cuiosed men or black
l'uoys; but they arc aware Tint t!lu great
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rIrposcly left II 81
In order 70 afEord room for the play Of the
spectators after nll, Is tic
tloGs nt high old art. TlE rnrnuxH's trent
mcnt of tfn forGground-or perhaps wu should
say fotemMd--of iss first p;tturo is truly nd
m'tanle. Wo havc seen nothing like II eIncc the
days Of the early daunerrcutspes. There Is n
suggestive uncertainty III to wutter tie objects
detcF1tt! foundesing III illc snaco between the
sidewalk md the jail nrc soulo ncw species of
!lorse.ferry boats ur thu fragments vi le1a,cl
!tibcfal.pf0ccstton; hut, III 'routs fafd when
Florence po1nloy declined to marry him, "it'aof
NJ consequence" Owing also to ihe mist within
III" euict at the t!lnc Of The artists yisit wcarc
unable tn decide whether the articles fecn hang.
Ing fron beam III t''e cclI whrrr atr. NerIns
was confined nre tnanacits, Strings os Bologna
s9usnErR, or switches Of 'Air left unaeeounla.
bly, t'chpa by women WHO iuye previously gono
fortl1 to execution from there; hut this Is sc-
iect not wor.i! re,narking. Tic spIt,tn,l-eastly
mnde out with spy.Rlass-nu till Hour III the
corridor tMparts to unu of the Interiors truly
Flemish flavor: whtlu The lath-yt.hle wlleru
tic p]ast9r hus been bnttgd oil tile vail by I'M
reasonable 'nan'aes-'s aa regular o'd beautiful
Us ,lc strtoch o,l an Auburn suit of elothrs. W.
are glad tn welcome TUE Cn.eAuo 1nihtyE IL
the list 0f jUurnals that tlf5Crrn III adrauco The
dc1nanu VI tile future.